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BURKE'S HANDBOOK
TO THE MOST EXCELLENT
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE

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BURKE'S HANDBOOK
TO THE MOST EXCELLENT
ORDER OF THE BRITISH
EMPIRE
CONTAINING BIOGRAPHIES, A FULL LIST OF PERSONS APPOINTED
TO THE ORDER, SHOWING THEIR RELATIVE PRECEDENCE,
AND COLOURED PLATES OF THE INSIGNIA

EDITED BY
A. WINTON THORPE.
tit

LONDON
THE BURKE PUBLISHING CO., LTD.
22, SUFFOLK STREET, S.W. i
1921

©rinteO In ©reat ^Britain
BY
WILLIAM CLOWES & SONS, LIMITED,
London and Beooles.

CONTENTS.

PAGE
Abbreviations  6
Pbeface  7
Historical Introduction  . 9
Statutes, ............... 13
Obituary  19
Biogbaphies  '.  21
Lists op Precedence  573

OOLOUKED PLATES OF INSIGNIA.
Knights and Dames Geand Ceoss  Frontispiece
Knights and Dames Commandees  Facing 574
Commandees  ,> 577
Officees  » 594
Members  .. 653

ABBREVIATIONS.

A.D.C.

. Aide-de-Camp.

A.F.C.

. Air Force Cross.

Adj 

. Adjutant.

Adm.

. Admiral.

A.M.I.C.E. .

. Associate Member of the Institution of Civil

Engineers.

A.R.A.

. Associate of the Royal Academy.

B 

. Baron.

6 

. born.

B.A 

. Bachelor of Arts.

Bart.

. Baronet.

B.C.L.

. Bachelor of Civil Law.

B.D 

„ Divinity.

B.Sc.

„ Science.

C.A 

. County Alderman.

C.B 

. Companion of the Order of the Bath.

C.B.E.

. Commander of the Order of the British Empire.

CC 

. County Councillor.

C.H 

. Member of the Order of Companions of Honour.

C.I 

. Lady of the Imperial Order of the Crown of India.

CLE.

. Companion of the Order of the Indian Empire.

CM.G.

„ ,, „ St. Michael and St.

George.

C.S.I.

„ „ „ the Star of India.

C.V.O.

. Commander of the Royal Victorian Order.

Comm.

. Commander.

D 

. Duke.

d 

. daughter.

D.B.E.

. Dame Commander of the Order of the British

Empire.

D.CL.

. Doctor of Civil Law.

D.D 

,, Divinity.

D.F.C

. Distinguished Flying Cross.

D.L 

. Deputy Lieutenant.

D.P.H.

. Diploma in Public Health.

D.S.C.

. Distinguished Service Cross.

D.So.

. Doctor of Science.

D.S.O.

. Companion of the Distinguished Service Order.

E 

. Earl.

F.B.A.

.. Fellow of the British Academy.

F.R.A.S. .

Royal Astronomical Society.

F.R.C.P. .

,, ,, College of Physicians.

F.R.C.S. .

,, i, ,, Surgeons.

F.R.G.S. .

„ „ Geographical Society.

F.R.S.-

„ „ Society.

F.S.A.

,, Society of Antiquaries.

G.B.E.

.. Knight Grand Cross or Dame Grand Cross of the

Order of the British Empire.
G.C.B.
. Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath.
G.CI.E. .
, „ Commander of the Order of the
Indian Empire.
G.C.M.G. .
,, ,, Cross of the Order of St. Michael
and St. George.
G.C.S.I. .
,, ,, Commander of the Order of the Star
of India.
G.CV.O. .
,, ,, Cross of the Royal Victorian Order.
H.E.I.CS. .
. In the service of the Honourable East India
Company.
Hon 
.. Honourable.
H.I.H.
. His or Her Imperial Highness.
H.H 
,, Highness.
H.R.H.
,, Royal Highness.
H.S.H.
His or Her Serene Highness.
I.C.S.
Indian Civil Service.
I.S.C
„ Staff Corps.
I.S.O.
Imperial Service Order.
J.p 
Justice of the Peace.
K.B.E.
Knight Commander of the Order of the British
Empire.
KC 
King's Counsel
K.C.B.
Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath.
K.C.I.E. ...
,, „ „ Order of the Indian
Empire.
K.C.M.G.
„ „ „ Order of St. Michael
and St. George.
K.C.S.I. ...
,> ,, ,, Order of the Star of
India.
K.C.V.O. ...
,, ,, ,, Royal Victorian Order.
K.G 
„ of the Order of the Garter.
E.G. St. John
„ of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem.
K.J. St. John
„ of Justice of St. John of Jerusalem.
K.P. 
of the Order of St. Patrick.
K.T 
,, the Thistle.
L.G. St. John
Lady of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem.
L.J. St. John
„ Justice of St. John of Jerusalem.
LL.D.
Doctor of Laws.
LL.M.
Master of Laws.
M 
Marquis.
m 
marrried.
M.A 
Master of Arts.
M.B 
Bachelor of Medicine.
M.B.E
Member of the Order of the British Empire.
M.C 
Military Cross.
M.Ch.
Master of Surgery.
M.D 
Doctor of Medicine.
M.P 
Member of Parliament.
Mus. Doc. ...
Doctor of Music.
M.V.O.
Member of the Royal Victorian Order.
O.B.E.
Officer of the Order of the British Empire.
O.JI 
Order of Merit.
P.C 
Privy Councillor.
R.A 
Royal Academician.
R.A 
„ Artillery.
R.A.F.
,, Air Force.
R.A.M.C ...
„ Army Medical Corps.
R.A.S.C ...
>i ,, Service Corps.
R.D 
Naval Reserve Decoration.
R.E 
Royal Engineers.
R.F.A.
„ Field Artillery.
R.G.A.
,, Garrison Artillery.
R.H.A.
„ Horse Artillery.
R.M.A.
„ Marine Artillery.
R.M.L.I. ...
„ „ Light Infantry.
R.N 
,, Navy.
R.R.C
„ Red Cross.
s.
Sou.
T.D 
Territorial Decoration.
V 
Viscount.
V.A 
Lady of the Royal Order of Victoria and Albert.
V.C 
Victoria Cross.
V.D 
Volunteer Decoration.
V.S 
Writer to the Signet.
PEEFAOE.
In compiling the Handbook to the Order of the British Empire the object of the
Editor has been to extend and give permanency to the scattered records of those who have
been admitted to the Order in recognition of " important services to the Empire " in the hour
of its greatest need. Of the origin of the Order at " a moment of almost unrelieved gloom,"
when " the entire British nation was fully mobilised for war," the story is told in the
introductory article which follows, where it is shown that " the Order of the British Empire is
in the truest sense of the word the British Democracy's own Order of Chivalry."
Erom the nature of the circumstances in which it was evolved, it was inevitable that this
Order should become, almost at a leap; the most numerous of all Orders of Knighthood in this
country. But numbers are only relatively large or small, and of the millions of citizens who
were mobilised in military and civil capacities, only some 25,000— of whom nearly half were
naval and military — were singled out for decoration with the Order of the British Empire.
The historical interest attaching to the Order made it desirable that some permanent
record should be provided, and it has been the endeavour of the Editor to supply a memorial
worthy of its subject.
In these pages will be found a full list of those who have been admitted to the Order,
arranged in order of precedence under their respective classes. Also as many biographical
notes as possible are given ; but so many addresses are lacking, even in the official records,
and so many others have been changed and are now untraceable, that in many thousands
of instances it has been impossible to get in touch with those concerned in order to obtain
the necessary particulars.
It was originally intended to publish only one edition of the Handbook, as it was thought
that subsequent additions to the Order would not be sufficiently numerous to justify a reprint.
But with so many biographical gaps it may be found desirable to re-issue the volume later,
and those concerned, whose biographies do not now appear, are invited to communicate with
the Editor with a view to the inclusion of particulars concerning them in any further
edition. That this Handbook will be of lasting interest as a memento of the Great War there is
little doubt. It is hoped that it will prove also of considerable value as a reference book,
covering ground hitherto barely touched in other publications.
The thanks of the Editor are due to the Officials of the Order who have rendered much
practical assistance in a difficult undertaking.
February 19, 1921.

THE ORIGIN OF THE ORDER OF THE
BRITISH EMPIRE.
"The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire" was instituted by Letters Patent under
the Great Seal on June 4, 1917. The Great War was at its height, and there was no prospect
of its early conclusion. It was, indeed, a moment of almost unrelieved gloom and dis
appointment for the Allies. The strategical offensive of the spring had broken down. The
brilliant tactical victory of the British at Arras had led to no result. General Nivelle's big
French offensive on the Aisne had failed decisively. Bevolutionary Eussia was beginning
to fade out of the war in disastrous collapse. At Salonica there was deadlock ; at Gaza the
British advance on Jerusalem had been checked with heavy loss. At home the dreaded
figure of starvation seemed to be on the point of appearing, for the intensive submarine
campaign was in full swing, and our food-ships were being sunk in increasing numbers all
round our shores. The one bright star was the entry of the United States into the war, but
her armies had to be raised and equipped, and the day of their effective help was distant.
Such were the grave conditions, though realised, perhaps fortunately, by few, when the King
declared his intention of instituting a new Order of Knighthood.
And yet from this broad picture of the situation in midsummer, 1917, has been omitted
the one great dominant group of facts in the very foreground which made the institution of
this Order a necessity. The entire British nation by that time was fully mobilised for war.
With the exception of an infinitesimal fragment of the population, all were harnessed to its
remorseless wheels. The war had become an intimate part of everyone's life. Its demands
were inexorable and insatiable. Erom the very beginning it had taken the best. It now took
the second best, the third best, and the indifferent. All the energies of the State, all the
energies of industry, all the energies of individuals were directed towards the carrying on
of a devouring and devastating struggle, which some day — -but no one knew when — was to
end in the victory of the Allies, because on victory the will of the British people was firmly
and immovably set. This unconquerable will to victory on the part of the British people is,
next to the heroism of the British soldiers and sailors, the proudest memory of the Great
War. Eirmly founded on the unshakeable conviction that the cause of the Allies was the
cause of Eight, the British people — again we may ignore the waverers, and the timid, and
the base — were resolved to go on to the end, cost what it might, and snatch the ultimate
victory even out of the very jaws of starvation and defeat. There was little or no distinction
between men and women. The womanhood of the country was marshalled and mobilised
as never before, and showed an equal courage and an equal endurance with the men, and
that great outstanding fact was not forgotten by those who framed the Statutes of the Order
of the British Empire.
Such were the conditions to meet which the new Order was instituted, for in a nation
thus mobilised for war service how else could just recognition be made of those who were
rendering signal service to their country? "It is ordained"— so runs the Sixth Statute — ¦
" that the persons to be admitted to the Civil Division of the said Order shall be such persons,
male or female, as may have rendered, or shall hereafter render, important services to our
Empire." Important services — that was, and is, the sole qualification. Eighteen months
later, on December 27, after the war had been won, a Military Division of the Order was
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INTRODUCTION.
added ; but the original object of the Order was the recognition and encouragement of the
non-combatant war worker, who was doing his and her best to keep the fighting services
working at their utmost capacity and to look after the well-being of the fighting man at
home and at the front, in the ranks and in hospital, wherever he might be, and serving m
whatever capacity.
It is in this respect, therefore, that the Order ofthe British Empire differs m the circum
stances of its inception and in the scope of its design from any other Order of Chivalry
instituted in this country. In most of the earlier Orders there had been a strong element
of exclusiveness, though the idea of equality within the Order had sometimes been emphasized.
Eor example, in the Order of the Garter, though possibly in theory the door was open to any
knight of stainless chivalry, in practice it was fast shut to all save those of noble birth and
the highest social distinction. Indeed, it soon came to be an unwritten, but no less essential,
qualification for admission to the Order of the Garter that the candidate should be "a
gentleman of blood," which signified " three descents of noblesse, that is to say of name and
arms, both of his father's side, and of his mother's side." And so it has remained down to
our own times ; for the admission even of a statesman so eminent, and a commoner so
bene natus, as Sir Edward Grey (now Viscount Grey of Eallodon), was an event without
parallel since the case of Sir Eobert Walpole.
As is well known, the circumstances in which Edward III. came to institute the Order of
the Garter are very much disputed by historians, though the historian of the Order, Sir
N. H. Nicolas, declared confidently enough that there can be no reasonable doubt that
"the illustrious Fraternity was intended to supersede the Eound Table which Edward had
revived, that it had no loftier origin than a Tournament or Hastilude, and that its Name,
Badge, and Motto were derived from no nobler source than a fair Dame's misfortune and
a chivalrous Monarch's gallantry." Accepting, therefore, the traditional story of the
Tournament and Tilting at Windsor, and the slipping of the Countess of Salisbury's garter
at the Ball, could there be a more poignant contrast than that between the Courtly Play
of Spears, a Eoyal Gathering, out of which grew the Most Noble Order of the Garter, and
the Bloody Tourney of the Nations of the World, known as the Great War— where the
combatants were numbered by millions, and the stakes were Thrones, Dominions,
Principalities, Powers, and even human Liberty itself — out of which arose the Order of
the British Empire?
It would be easy to heighten this contrast still more by tracing the origins of some of
the other great historic Orders of Chivalry. The Order of the Golden Eleece, for example,
was instituted at Bruges in 1429, by Philip II. , Duke of Burgundy, on his marriage with
Isabel of Portugal; the recent downfall of the Hapsburghs has presumably brought the
Austrian branch of that proud Order to a sudden end, though the Spanish branch still
remains. The Motto of the Order of the Annunziata — " P. E. E. T." — still recalls, by the
capital letters of the legend "Fortitudo Ejus Ehodum Tenuit," the relief of Ehodes by
Amadeus V. of Savoy. Or, if we look to our British Orders, even as late as 1725, when the
Order of the Bath, based on the old Knighthood of the Bath, was instituted for the reward
of both civil and military merit, membership was limited to thirty-six Knights, and it was
not until after Waterloo that the Order was enlarged to three classes "for the purpose
of commemorating the auspicious termination of the long and arduous contest in which the
nation has been engaged." Even so, the Bath retained much of its old exclusiveness until
it was extended again in 1847 by the inclusion of the new ranks of Civil Knight Commanders
and Companions. The Order of St. Michael and St. George shows a similar expansion.
Originally instituted in 1818 for natives of the Ionian Islands (then under the British Crown)
and Malta, and others "holding high and confidential situations in the Mediterranean,"
the Order was reconstructed in 1868, and again in 1877, when it was declared to be
intended for those who held high office in the " Colonial possessions " of Great Britain, and
again in 1879, when its ranks were thrown open to those who had rendered " good service
to the Crown in relation to the Foreign Affairs of the British Empire."
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INTRODUCTION.
In contradistinction to all these, the idea of the Order of the British Empire was
conceived on a grand inclusive plan, and was brought into being with five classes, so that
from the outset it nnght be all-embracing and fully comprehensive, and on a scale reasonably
commensurate with the magnitude and universality of the services to be recognized. The
TaL ^ Sh °rder *° P°SSeSS five classes is the E°yal Victorian Order, instituted in
189b, which ranks immediately above that of the British Empire, though nearly all Foreign
Orders possess the five classes, which have been justified by practical experience. At the
head of the Order are the Sovereign and the Grand Master, who is either to be a Prince
of the Blood Eoyal or " such other exalted personage as the Sovereign may appoint." The
first to be appointed to the Grand Mastership, with rank as First or Principal Knight
Grand Cross, was the Prince of Wales. The five classes are as follows ;—
I. Knights Grand Cross and Dames Grand Cross.
II. Knights Commanders and Dames Commanders.
III. Commanders.
IV. Officers.
V. Members.
Each class consists of two sub-divisions, Military and Civil.
Each sub-division consists of Ordinary and Honorary Members, the latter being foreigners
on whom the distinction of being received into the Order is conferred.
Persons not being members of, or eligible for appointment to, any of the five classes
may be awarded the Medal of the Order, either Military or Civil.
In each case, whether for Membership or for the Medal, the qualification is the same —
the rendering of important service to the Empire. In practice, the award of the Medal is
limited to cases of courage, self-sacrifice, or great devotion to duty. Among the first list of
Medallists, for example, were many munition workers who had shown great courage and
presence of mind in extinguishing . fires in explosive factories, shipwright divers, electrical
fitters and drillers, who had executed important repairs in the Grand Fleet during action,
and workers of all ranks who had shown " great devotion to duty." One man was thus
rewarded who, though 72 years of age, returned from Australia, at his own expense, to his
old firm, put in for two years an average of 54 hours a week, and though he often fainted
at his work "refused to go home, stating that he could not rest whilst he thought his
country wanted shells." His name was Thomas Harper.
The great innovation of the Order of the British Empire — and of the Companionship
of Honour which was instituted about the same time — was the inclusion of women side by
side with men. Never before had there been full admission of women to all degrees of
any important Order of Knighthood, and the innovation coincided with the acceptance by
the British Parliament of the principle of Women's Suffrage. As has been already said, the
womanhood of the country had been mobilised for war service, not indeed as completely
as its manhood, for in the circumstances of the case that was impossible, but with no trace
of compulsion, for whatever services women performed they performed voluntarily. Theirs,
however, was a service absolutely indispensable to victory, and it was rendered with
cheerfulness, thoroughness, endurance, devotion and efficiency beyond all praise.
The idea of the admission of women to an Order of Knighthood was far older than
most people knew, and curiously enough it was the most exclusive of all the ancient Orders
of Chivalry which had given them the largest privileges. Soon after the institution of the
Order of the Garter we find a sort of quasi-admission of ladies of high rank, who were
presented with Eobes of the Order of the Garter, and who wore the Badge of the Order
on their left arm. Between 1376 and 1494 some sixty ladies received this signal mark of
distinction, and they were usually known as " Dames de la Fraternite de St. George."
Several monumental effigies survive showing these ladies wearing the Garter, and in one
or two cases apparently (e.g. that of Margaret, wife of Sir Eobert Harcourt) the adornment
was placed on the recumbent figure without the lady having had any strict right to wear it in
life. The last entry in the Eegister of the Order of this gift of the Eobes was in connection
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INTRODUCTION.
with Elizabeth, wife of Henry VII.— the Princess Bessy of the old Ballad— and then for
some unknown reason the graceful custom was allowed to die out. There was considerable
talk of its revival about 1730— not long after the institution of the Order of the Bath— but
the idea was not carried out.
At the time of writing, the Order of the British Empire has a total membership in all
its various classes of 25,419, the Military members numbering 11,646, and the Civil, 13,773.
The Knights and Dames Grand Cross number 94; the Knights and Dames Commanders
537 ; the Commanders 3,173 ; the Officers 11,369 ; and the Members 10,246.
The numbers are large compared with those of any British Order, but they are not so
large when one considers what an extensive use was made of the Military sub-divisions to
make suitable recognition of the services of large numbers of officers who performed during
the war multifarious duties of an indispensable, but in many cases of a non-combatant,
character ; and above all when one remembers that the whole nation was mobilised for
war, and that even the most ordinary industrial occupations took on during the Great War
a special war significance. The War overshadowed everything ; new values attached to
conduct, which became good or bad according as it was helpful or the contrary towards the
achievement of victory ; public spirit was shown in a thousand different ways as men and
women surrendered their own careers and ambitions, and became parts of the Great
Machine which existed only for the purpose of keeping our armies and our fleets in the
highest state of efficiency. While warfare itself became more pitiless, and the engines of
destruction more frightful, the spirit of chivalry spread through all classes, and a nobler
idea of the beauty of public service penetrated all ranks alike. Democracy, thus animated,
won the war; the Order of the British Empire is in the truest sense of the word the
British Democracy's own Order of Chivalry. All classes are blended therein ; the old
distinctive qualification of being ¦' a gentleman of blood" has gone and left no trace; service
is the only test of admission, and the service of women here finds recognition in exactly
the same way as the service of men. The newest and latest-born of the British Orders
of Chivalry may therefore well be proud of its long list of members, and of the vast
unnumbered host of war workers — unrecognised in the way of honorific distinction, but not
unappreciated — whose representatives they are.

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STATUTES OF THE
MOST EXCELLENT ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

(Seotge. IR, & J.

George the Fipth, hy the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of
India, to all to whom these Presents shall come. Greeting !
Whereas hy Letters Patent under the Great Seal of the said United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, hearing date at Westminster the Fourth day of June, 1917, in the Eighth
year of Our Reign, We have thought fit and been pleased to institute, erect, constitute, and create,
an Order of Knighthood, to he called and known for ever hereafter hy the name, style, and designa
tion of " The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire," whereof We, Our heirs and successors
for ever shall be Sovereigns :
And whereas hy Our aforesaid Letters Patent We did ordain that the said Order should he
governed hy Statutes and Ordinances and that the Statutes to be observed within the said Order
should he established hy Us and sealed hy the Seal of the Said Order which Statutes so given and
in future to he given hy Us, Our heirs and successors, to which the said Seal shall he affixed, should
be of the same validity and taken and read as if the same and every Article of them had been
verbatim recited in the said Letters Patent and passed under the Great Seal of Our said United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland :
And whereas in conformity with the said Letters Patent of the fourth day of June, 1917, We
did enact and issue certain Statutes and Ordinances to be observed within the said Order hearing
the same date wherein a power was reserved to Us, Our heirs and successors of annulling, altering,
augmenting, interpreting or dispensing with these Statutes and Regulations or any part thereof
by a notification under the Sign Manual of the Sovereign of the Order :
And whereas we deemed it expedient that alterations should be made in the Statutes of the
said Order. We therefore in pursuance of the Power vested in Us hy the said Letters Patent did
make, ordain and establish certain amended Statutes bearing date the twelfth day of April, 1918 :
And whereas it is expedient that certain further alterations should be made in the existing
Statutes of the said Order :
Now know ye that in pursuance and in exercise of the power vested in Us by the said Letters
Patent We have abrogated and annulled and do hereby abrogate and repeal the said Statutes :
And further know all ye to whom these Presents shall come that in substitution thereof We
have made, ordained and established, and hy these Presents, sealed with the Seal of the said Order,
do make, ordain and establish the following Statutes and Ordinances, namely : —
1. It is ordained and enjoined that this Order of Chivalry shall be styled and designated in
all Acts, proceedings, and pleadings The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire as in Our
said Letters Patent is directed, and by no other designation.
2. It is ordained that the said Order shall consist of the Sovereign and a Grand Master and
of five several classes : — I. " Knights Grand Cross " and " Dames Grand Cross." II. " Knights
Commanders " and " Dames Commanders." III. "Commanders." IV. "Officers." V. "Members."
And it is further ordained that each and every of these five Classes shall likewise contain two
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sub-divisions whereof the first shall be styled " Military " and the second " Civil," each of which
sub-divisions shall be composed partly of Ordinary and partly of Honorary Members.
3. It is ordained that We, Our heirs and successors, Kings or Queens Regnant of Our said
United Kingdom, are and for ever shall be Sovereigns of this Order, to whom doth and shall
belong all power of annulling, interpreting, explaining, or augmenting these and every part of
these Statutes.
4. We do hereby ordain, direct and appoint that a Prince of the Blood Royal or such other
exalted personage as We, Our heirs and successors shall hereafter appoint shall be Grand Master
of the said Order, and shall in virtue thereof be the First or Principal Knight Grand Cross of
the said Order, to whose custody shall be confided the Great Seal of the Order, which he shall
affix to all Statutes, Ordinances, and Instruments according to the regulations touching the issue
of every of the said Instruments ; and it is further ordained that it shall he his special duty to
enforce the due observance of the Statutes and Ordinances of this Order, and that he shall likewise
direct the issue of all letters of Summons whenever the Sovereign shall be pleased to command an
Investiture of the said Most Excellent Order.
5. It is ordained that all commissioned, warrant and subordinate Officers subject to the Naval
Discipline Act or employed under the Order of the Admiralty, and all commissioned and warrant
Officers recommended by any Commander-in-Chief in the field or elsewhere, or by the General
Officer Commanding, Independent Force, Royal Air Force, or employed under the War Office or
Air Ministry, or under the Administrative Headquarters of Dominions or Overseas Forces, or
employed under the Ministry of Munitions or the Ministry of National Service on work which, hut
for the creation of those Departments, would have been performed hy the War Office ; and all
members of the Naval, Army, Dominions, or Overseas Nursing Services, or officials of the Women's
Royal Naval Service, Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps, or the Women's Royal Air Force,
and such commandants of the Women's Legion or similar organisations as are under contract with
or employed hy the Admiralty, War Office or Air Ministry shall be eligible for appointment to
the Military Division of this Order.
6. It is ordained that the persons to be admitted to the Civil Division of the said Order shall
be such persons, male or female, as may have rendered or shall hereafter render important services
to our Empire.
7. It is ordained that foreign persons upon whom We may think fit to confer the honour of
being received into this Order shall he deemed to be, and described as, Honorary Knights Grand
Cross or Honorary Dames Grand Cross, Honorary Knights Commanders or Honorary Dames
Commanders, Honorary Commanders, Honorary Officers, and Honorary Members, according to the
classes in the Order to which they belong.
8. It is ordained that persons already appointed to this Order who are qualified for the Military
Division shall, on the recommendation of the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Secretary of State
for War or the Secretary of State for the Royal Air Force as the case may be, be transferred to
the Military Division of this Order.
9. It is ordained that when We, Our heirs or successors shall he pleased to nominate and appoint
any person to this Order such appointment shall he made by Warrant under Our Royal Sign Manual
sealed with the Seal of this Order and countersigned by the Grand Master of the said Order.
10. It is ordained that this Order shall rank next to and immediately after Our Royal Victorian
Order, that in all solemn Ceremonies, places and assemblies the Knights Grand Cross of this Order
shall have place and precedency next to and immediately after the Knights Grand Cross of the
Royal Victorian Order, that the Dames Grand Cross of this Order shaU have place and precedency
next to and immediately before the wives of Knights Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order
of the Bath, and may on all occasions have, use and enjoy the appellation and style of Dame before
their Christian or first names, that the Knights Commanders of this Order shall have place and
precedency next to and immediately after the Knights Commanders of the Royal Victorian Order,
that the Dames Commanders of this Order shall have place and precedency next to and immediately
before the wives of Knights Commanders of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath and may on
aU occasions have, use and enjoy the appellation and style of Dame before their Christian or first
names, that the men who are Commanders of this Order shall have place and precedency next to
and immediately after the Members of the Third Class of the Royal Victorian Order and the
women who are Commanders of this Order shall have place and precedency next to and immediately
before the Wives of Companions of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, that the men who
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are Officers of this Order shall have place and precedency next to and immediately after the Members
of the Fourth Class of the Royal Victorian Order and the women who are Officers of this Order
shall have place and precedency next to and immediately before the wives of Members of the Fourth
Class of the Royal Victorian Order, that the men who are Members of this Order shall have place
and precedency next to and immediately after the Members of the Fifth Class of the Royal
Victorian Order and that the women who are Members of this Order shall have place and prece
dency next to and immediately before the wives of Members of the Fifth Class of the Royal
Victorian Order.
11. It is ordained that the Insignia of the Sovereign of this Order shall he of the same material
and fashion as are hereinafter appointed for the Knights Grand Cross, save only with those
alterations which distinguish Our Royal Dignity.
12. It is ordained that the Grand Master shall wear the Insignia of a Knight Grand Cross,
the badge of which for the Grand Master shall be augmented in accordance with the commands
of the Sovereign.
13. It is ordained that the Military and Civil Knights and Dames Grand Cross of this Most
Excellent Order shall upon all g'reat and solemn occasions wear the badge of the Order, which
shall consist of a cross patonce, enamelled pearl, fimbriated or surmounted by a gold medallion with
a representation of Britannia seated within a circle gules inscribed with the motto, " For God and
the Empire," in letters of gold ensigned with the Imperial Crown or, the whole suspended from a
purple riband which in the case of Knights Grand Cross shall be of the breadth of three inches
and three-quarters with, for Military Knights Grand Cross, the addition of a vertical red stripe
in the centre of the ribbon of the width of about five-sixteenths of an inch, and in the case of
Dames Grand Cross shall he of the breadth of two inches and one-quarter with, for Military
Dames Grand Cross, a vertical red stripe in the centre of the ribbon of the width of about one-
quarter of an inch, passing from the right shoulder to the left side, and they shall wear on the
left side of their coats or outer garments an oval Star composed of eight points and charged with
a medallion as above.
14. It is ordained that the Military and Civil Knights Commanders shall wear around their
necks a riband of the same colour and pattern as that of the Military and Civil Knights Grand
Cross of the breadth of one inch and three-quarters, but, in the case of Military Knights Com
manders the vertical red stripe is to be of the width of about three-sixteenths of an inch, and pendant
therefrom the Badge of the Knights Commanders of the Order, which shall he of similar form
and pattern to that appointed for the Knights Grand Cross, hut of smaller size, and also that they
shall wear on the left side of their coats or outer garments a silver star composed of four equal
points and four lesser, charged with a medallion as before, and it is ordained that the Military and
Civil Dames Commanders shall wear a badge of similar form and pattern as that appointed
for Knights Commanders attached to a riband also similar to that worn by Military and Civil
Knights Commanders but tied in a bow and worn on the left shoulder, and that they shall wear a
like star. 15. It is ordained that the Military and Civil Commanders shall in the same manner wear
the like riband and badge as that appointed for the Military and Civil Knights and Dames
Commanders respectively, but that they shall not be entitled to wear the Star.
16. It is ordained that the Military and Civil Officers shall wear a badge of similar form and
pattern as that appointed for the Military and Civil Commanders of the Order, but of a smaller
size and silver gilt, attached to a riband of the same colour and pattern of the breadth of one inch
and a half, but in the case of Military Officers the vertical red stripe is to be of the width of an
eighth of an inch, attached to the left breast of their coats or outer garments by men, and tied in
a bow on the left shoulder by women.
17. It is ordained that the Military and Civil Members shall wear in like manner the same
ribands and badge as that appointed to the Military and Civil Officers of the Order except that
the badge shall be in silver.
18. It is ordained that upon the nomination of any person to be a Knight Grand Cross, Dame
Grand Cross, Knight Commander, or Dame Commander of this Order, he or she shall be invested
with the Insignia of his or her dignity in the Order by Us, Our heirs and successors if he or she
be resident at the time in this country, but if he or she be in India by Our Viceroy of India in
Our name and on Our behalf, and if he or she be in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, or South
Africa bv Our Governors General of Canada, Australia, New Zealand, or South Africa respectively
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in Our name and on Our behalf; and that on the day of the Investiture the person to be invested
shall be introduced into the presence of the Sovereign, the Viceroy of India, or the Governor
General of Canada, Austraha, New Zealand, or South Africa, as the case may be, by the Officer
of the Order or other Officer deputed to he in attendance bearing the proper Insignia of the Order,
when the Sovereign, Viceroy, or Governor General having in the case of Knights Grand Cross
and Knights Commanders conferred the Honour of Knighthood upon the person so nominated if
he have not previously received the said Honour, will then proceed to invest him or her with the
Ensigns of the said Order in the following manner :— The Sovereign, Viceroy or Governor General
will invest the new Knight Grand Cross, Dame Grand Cross, Knight Commander or Dame
Commander with the riband and badge and will deliver or place on his or her left side the star
of the said Order appertaining to his or her dignity.
19. It is further ordained that it shall be competent for Us, Our heirs and successors by a
Warrant or Warrants under Our Sign Manual countersigned by the Grand Master and sealed with
the Seal of this Order to authorise some distinguished person in Our Service or other person to
perform in Our name and on Our behalf the Ceremony of investing Knights Grand Cross, Dames
Grand Cross, Knights Commanders, or Dames Commanders with the Insignia of their respective
dignities or to permit the Ceremony of Investiture to be dispensed with. And We reserve to
Ourselves, Our heirs and successors, by Our or their Warrant or Warrants as aforesaid, full power
and authority to permit and authorise the person or persons not invested by Us to wear the Insignia
and enjoy the privileges appertaining to their respective dignities in as full and ample a manner
as if they had been invested by Us, Our heirs and successors.
20. It is ordained that on the promotion of a person to a higher class of this Order the Insignia
of the class theretofore worn by him or her shall be returned to the Registrar of the Order for the
service of the Order, and that on the resignation or decease of an Official of the Order his Badge of
Office shall be restored for the service of the Order.
21. It is ordained that for the greater honour and ¦dignity of the Knights Grand Cross and
Dames Grand Cross of this Order it shall and may be lawful for them upon all occasions to hear
Supporters to their Arms ; and We do hy these Presents direct and command Our Garter Principal
.King of Arms for the time being to grant Supporters to such Knights Grand Cross and Dames
Grand Cross of this Order as shall not otherwise be entitled thereto and it shall also be lawful for
Knights Grand Cross and Dames Grand Cross of this Order to surround their Armorial Bearings
with the circle and motto of the Order and to suspend therefrom a representation of their riband
and badge and for Knights Commanders, Dames Commanders, and Commanders of this Order to
surround their Armorial Bearings with their circle and motto of the Order and to suspend therefrom
a representation of their riband and badge and for the Officers and Members of the Order to suspend
a representation of their riband and respective badges from the bottom of the escocheon containing
their Armorial Bearings.
22. It is ordained that the Seal of the Order shall have engraved thereon as follows (that is to
say) a representation of Britannia surrounded by a circle containing the motto of the Order " For
God and the Empire," and that the Statutes of the Order shall be sealed by and with the same.
23. It is ordained that it shall be competent for Us, Our heirs and successors by an Ordinance
signed by the Sovereign and sealed with the Seal of the Order to cancel and annul the appointment
of any person to this Order, and thereupon his or her name in the Register shall be erased. But
that it shall be competent for the Sovereign to restore to the Order any person whose appointment
may have been so cancelled and annulled when circumstances render it just and expedient so to do.
24. It is ordained that a Military and Civil Medal of this Order shall be awarded to persons, not
being Members of or eligible for appointment to the five classes of Our said Order, whose services to
Our Empire would warrant such mark of Our Royal appreciation and that persons subordinate to
those who are eligible for the Military Divisions of the various classes of this Order shall be eligible
for the said Military Medal.
25. It is ordained that the medal of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire for men
and for women shall consist of a circular medal in silver, having on the obverse a representation of
Britannia within the circle and motto of the Order and on the reverse Our Royal and Imperial
Cypher, and shaU be worn on the left side suspended by a ring to a purple riband of one inch and
one-sixteenth of an inch in width, with the addition in the case of recipients of the Military Medal
of the Order of a vertical red stripe in the centre of the riband of about one-sixteenth of an inch.
26. It is ordained that it shall be competent for Us, Our heirs and successors by a Warrant
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under Our Royal Sign Manual to cancel and annul the award of any Medal of the Most Excellent
Order of the British Empire, and that thereupon the name of the recipient in the Register shall he
erased, but it shall be competent for the Sovereign to restore the medal to any person whose name
may have been so erased when circumstances render it just and expedient so to do.
27. It is ordained that the twenty- fourth day of May every year shall henceforth he taken and
deemed to he the anniversary of the institution of this Order.
28. It is ordained that the following officials shall be appointed to this Order, that is to say, a
Prelate,
King of Arms,
Registrar, Secretary,
Gentleman Usher of the Purple Rod.
29. It is ordained that the Prelate of this Order shall wear around his neck pendent to a riband
similar to that which is assigned to the Knights Commanders an escocheon of gold enamelled on a
field purpure the badge within the circle and motto of the Order, the whole surmounted by an
Imperial Crown. Moreover, it shall he lawful for the Prelate to surround his Armorial Bearings
with the circle and motto of this Order.
30. It is ordained that the King of Arms of this Order shall he nominated by Us, Our heirs and
successors, and that he shall sedulously attend the Service of the Order. And further it is ordained
that he shall wear around his neck pendent to a purple riband an escocheon of gold enamelled on a
field purpure a representation of Britannia impaling the Arms of the Sovereign surrounded with the
circle and motto of tho Order and surmounted hy an Imperial Crown; that he shall carry the Rod of
this Order, which shall have on the two greater squares the Arms of the Order impaled with those of
the Sovereign, and on the lesser squares the Arms of the Order, the whole surmounted by an
Imperial Crown, and that at all Coronations he shall precede the Knig-hts Grand Cross and shall
carry and wear a Crown as Our other Kings of Arms are accustomed to do, which badge, rod and
crown shall all be of the same materials with those used and borne by Our Garter Principal King
of Arms. 31. It is ordained that the Registrar of this Order shall be the person for the time being holding
the Office of Registrar and Secretary of the Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood, that he
shall record all proceedings connected with this Most Excellent Order in a register to be appropriated
for that purpose and shall, under the directions of the Grand Master, prepare all Warrants and other
Instruments to be passed under the Seal of the Order and engross the same, that he shall summon
the Knights Grand Cross to attend the Sovereign at all investitures of this Order, that he shall wear
around his neck pendent to a purple riband an escocheon of gold enamelled on a field purpure the
cross of the Order surmounted by a representation of a closed book Gules, clasps Or, within the circle
and motto of the Order, the whole surmounted by an Imperial Crown.
32. It is ordained that the Secretary of this Order shall be the person holding for the time being
the office of Permanent Under Secretary of State for the Home Department or such other member
of the staff of the Home Department as may be nominated by Us, that he shall collect and tabulate
the names of those persons who are to be submitted to Us for admission to this Order or to be
awarded the Medal of this Order, that he shall wear around his neck pendent to a purple riband an
escocheon of gold enamelled on a field purpure the badge of the Order with two pens saltirewise
between the angles in pearl enamel within the circle and motto of the Order, the whole surmounted
by an Imperial Crown.
33. It is ordained that the Gentleman Usher of the Purple Rod of this Most Excellent Order
shall be appointed hy Us, Our heirs and successors, shall wear around his neck pendent to a purple
riband an escocheon of gold enamelled on a field purpure a representation of Britannia surrounded by
the circle and motto of the Order and surmounted by an Imperial Crown, and that he shall carry the
Purple Rod of the Order, having at the top an escrol thereon the motto of the Order surmounted by
a representation of Britannia.
34. It is ordained that all and every of the officials of this Order shall over and above the duties
more specially imposed by the foregoing Statutes execute diligently whatever the Sovereign or
Grand Master may be pleased to command touching the interests of the said Order, and that the
said Offices of Prelate, King of Arms, Registrar, Secretary, and Gentleman Usher shall be holden
during good behaviour.
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35. We do hereby command and enjoin that these Statutes shall be of such and that same force,
virtue and effect in every respect as if they had been duly made and the said acts, deeds, matters and
things had been duly done on the fourth day of June, 1917.
Lastly. — We reserve to Ourself, Our heirs and successors, full power of annulling, altering,
abrogating-, augmenting, interpreting or dispensing with these Statutes and Regulations or any part
thereof by a notification under the Sign Manual of the Sovereign of the Order.
Given at Our Court at Saint James's, the twenty-eighth day of March, One thousand
nine hundred and nineteen, in the Ninth year of Our Reign.
By His Majesty's Command.
EDWARD SHORTT.

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OBITUARY.

Abhayeswari, Debi Hani, O.B.E.
Adams, George Francis, C.B.E.
Adams, Capt. Herbert Algernon, C.B.E. , R.N.
Alcock, Capt. Sir John William, E.B.E.
Allardyce, Constance Angel, Lady, O.B.E.
Amherst of Hackney, Mary Kothes Margaret Cecil, Lady,
O.B.E.
Anderson, Brig.-G-en. Sir Francis James, K.B.E., C.B.
Andrews, Capt. Henry John, V.C, M.B.E.
Arbuthnot, Elizabeth Fountaine, Mrs. H. L., M.B.E.
Ashe, Anna Katherine, M.B.E.
Atkins, May Clara, Lady Crofton, M.B.E.
Atkinson, Surg. -Lieut. Charles Henry Fairbank, O.B.E.,
R.N.V.R.
Atkinson, Major Edward William, D.S.O., O.B.E.
Bailey, Capt. James Conner Maxwell, O.B.E.
Baird, Sir Alexander, Bart., G.B.E.
Barge, Henry Lowthian, O.B.E.
Barnett, Capt. Raymond Theodore Frederick, M.B.E.
Barrow, Capt. Geoffrey Selwyn, O.B.E.
Barwell, Horace George, O.B.E.
Beckwith, Capt. William John, O.B.E.
Bedford, Adeline Marie, Duchess of, G.B.E.
Benningfield, Col. John William, O.B.E.
Bennett, Charles Palmer, M.B.E.
Benyon, Dame Edith Isabel, G.B.E.
Bessborough, Countess of, C.B.E.
Biddulph, Lieut.-Col. Michael, O.B.E.
Birch, Capt. WiUiam, M.B.E.
Black, Major John, O.B.E.
Boscawen, Edith Sarah, Lady Griffith, O.B.E.
Bottomley, Herbert Holford, C.B.E.
Bradey, George WiUiam CantweU, M.B.E.
Bradley, Capt. William Allen.
Brindley, (Sir) Harry Samuel Bickerton, K.B.E. (died before
investiture).
Brock, Wing-Commander Frank Arthur, O.B.E.
Brown, Margaret Alice, M.B.E.
Brown, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam George Charteris, C.B.E.
Bucknor, Augusta Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E.
Cameron, Joan Jessie, O.B.E.
Campbell, Major Charles Duncan MUes, M.B.E.
Capel, Arthur Edward, C.B.E.
Challenor, Bromley, M.B.E.
Chaney, Major Henry Edward, O.B.E.
Christie, Lieut.-Col. Henry Robert Stark, O.B.E.
Christie, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Edward ToHrey, C.M.G., D.S.O.,
O.B.E.
Clarke, Edward Russell, C.B.E.
Clarke, Lieut.-Col. William James, M.B.E.
Clarice, Capt. WiUiam Robert Bruce-, M.B.E.
Clay, Robert, O.B.E.
Coleridge, Lieut. Colin Toss, M.B.E.
CoUingwood, Edith Florence, M.B.E.
Collyer, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Allen, O.B.E.
Condon, Major 'George Henry Edward, O.B.E.
Cook, Sir Edward Tyas, K.B.E.
Cooke, Major Charles John Bowen, C.B.E.
Coote, WUliam Alexander, O.B.E.
Crack, Howard Wilfred, M.B.E.
Crawford, Hubert, M.B.E.
Crawford, Sir Richard Frederick, G.C.M.G., K.B.E.
Crawley, Reginald S., M.B.E.
Crawshay, Florentina Maria, Mrs. W. T., O.B.E.
Cuffey, Edward, O.B.E.
Cumberland, John Mason, O.B.E.
Cuming, George, O.B.E.
Cunliffe, Sir Walter, 1st Baron, G.B.E.
Cuyler, Lieut.-Col. Charles, Bart., O.B.E.
D'aeth, Major Lewis Narborough Hughes, O.B.E.
Dale, Major Alwyn Percy, O.B.E. __.._,
Darley, Major WiUiam Hastings la Touche, O.B.E.
Davey, Hon. Arthur Jex, C.B.E.
Davies, Capt. Alonzo Ernest, M.B.E.
Dawson, Margaret Darner, O.B.E.
Deakin, Norris Henry, O.B.E.
Deo, Rajah Sudhal, C.B.E.

Dimmock, Lieut.-Col. Henry Piers, O.B.E.
Discombe, George Morton, O.B.E.
Dixon, George Francis, C.B.E., M.V.O.
Douglas, Margaret Elizabeth, Mrs., C.I., M.B.E.
Downie, Capt. Frederick Habler, O.B.E.
Drew, Henrietta Dorothy, M.B.E.
DuddeU, William, C.B.E.
Dudley, Rachel, Countess of, M.B.E.
Dyer, Henry, C.B.E.
Eaves, Capt. Wilberforce Vaughan, O.B.E.
Edwards, Lieut.-Col. Francis William Lloyd, O.B.E., K.R.R.C.
Elliott, Capt. WUliam Herron, M.B.E.
Ellis, John William, M.B.E.
Ellis, Major-Gen. Philip Mackay, O.B.E.
Esslemont, Alfred Sherwood, C.B.E.
Evans, Henry, C.B.E.
Fagan, Charles Edward, C.B.E., I.S.O.
FeHden, Major Edward Leyland Cook, O.B.E.
Ferguson, Major A. R., O.B.E.
Ferguson, Capt. Harold Stuart, M.B.E.
Fetherstonhaugh. Florence, Mrs. R. S., M.B.E.
Fisher, Harry Kaye Cecil, M.B.E.
Forbes, Capt. Charles, O.B.E.
Forbes, Capt. Charles Hay, C.B.E., R.N.
Franklin, Major and Qr.-Mr. Charles, O.B.E.
Franklin, George Cooper, M.B.E., F.R.C.S.
Frasher, Hon. Col. John PiUing, C.B.E.
Firmer, Willoughby, O.B.E.
GaUoway, Agnes Lottie, Mrs., M.B.E.
Garrett, Lieut.-Col. Arthur ffoUiott, O.B.E.
Gaussen, Col. John Samuel, C.B.E.
Gibbs, Victoria Florence de Burgh, Mrs. G. A., C.B.E.
GUdea, Sir James, G.B.E., K.C.V.O. C.B.
Gladwell, Charles John, O.B.E.
Godfray, Brig.-Gen. John WUliam, C.B., C.V.O., C.B.E.
Gore, Major Charles Henry, O.B.E.
Gould, Lieut.-Col. van Jay-, C.B.E.
Graham, Robert Paul, M.B.E.
Gray, Herbert Stanley, M.B.E.
Gray, WUUam Acheson, M.B.E.
Greenwood, Lieut. -Commander Charles, O.B.E., R.N.V.R.
Greenwood, Lieut. Harold CecU, O.B.E., R.N.V.R.
Grieve, James Dyce, M.B.E.
HaU, Capt. Eric Watson, M.B.E.
Hall, Frederick Eardley John Blackburne, C.B.E.
HamUton, Lieut. Thomas, M.B.E.
Harbottle, Sir John George, Kt. Bach.
Harris, Major John James Fitzgerald, O.B.E.
Harris, Capt. Worsley John, M.B.E.
Harrison, Lieut.-Col. Percy Wordsworth, C.B.E.
Hazel, Lieut.-Col. Albert William, C.B.E.
Hemmant, Edward Vincent, O.B.E.
Hewitt, Rev. Sydney Rangely, O.B.E.
Hibberdine, William, O.B.E.
HU1, Thomas, O.B.E., J.P.
Hodder, Rev. Charles William, M.B.E.
Hodgson, Lieut.-Col. John Edward, O.B.E.
Hope, George Jxving, C.B.E.
Hornabrook, Rev. John Oliver, O.B.E.
Hornby, Lieut.-Col. Cecil Geoffrey, O.B.E., M.C.
Home, Capt. Clement Cooper, C.B.E., R.N.
Houndle, Henry Charles Herman Hawker, C.B.E., I.S.O.
Howard, Capt. Charles Reginald, O.B.E.
Howard, Robert Jared Bliss, O.B.E.
Howson, WUliam Richard, O.B.E.
Hughes, Marjorie, M.B.E.
Hugill, Herbert, M.B.E.
Hugo, Major FitzHerbert, O.B.E., M.C.
Hulse, Edward James, O.B.E.
Hunter, Lieut.-Col. John Muir, C.S.I., O.B.E.
Hutton, EmUy Fenton Armitage, Mrs. J. A., O.B.E.
Ireland, Col. Sir Robert Megaw, K.B.E., C.B., C.M.G.
Ivey, Major T. E., O.B.E.
Jefcoate, Capt. Frank, M.B.E.
Jenkins, Lieut.-Comm. Basil Oliver, C.B.E.

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Jodhpur, Major H. H., Maharaja of, K.B.E.
Johnson, WiUiam, C.B.E.
Jones, Alfred Richard, M.B.E. v
Jones, Beatrice Isabel, C.B.E., R.R.C.
Jones, Lieut. Kenneth Charles Johnstone, M.B.E., M.C.
Jones, Major Thomas W. H., O.B.E.
Jones, Samuel Nathan, O.B.E.
Keele, John Rushworth, O.B.E.
Keeling, Lieut.-Col. Bertram Francis Eardley, O.B.E., M.C.
Keene, Major Robert Francis Ruck-, O.B.E.
Keene, WiUiam, C.B.E., M.V.O.
Kelly, Robert, M.B.E.
Ker. Leighton Buchanan, M.B.E.
KUlby, Capt. WiUiam Watson, M.B.E.
King, George Kemp, C.B.E., M.V.O.
Kirwan, Lieut. Theodore, M.B.E.
Knowles, T. Capt. Eustace Oliver, O.B.E.
Lane, Col. Clayton Turner, C.I.E., C.B.E.
Laurie, T. Capt. Donald Saunders, O.B.E.
Lawson, Capt. Harold, M.B.E.
Lee, Major-Gen. Henry Herbert, C.B.E.
Leeming, Capt. James Arthur, O.B.E.
Lever, Major Harry Reginald, O.B.E., R.A.S.C.
Lewlas, Lieut.-Col. John Tweedy, C.B.E.
Lima, Sir Bertram Lewis, K.B.E.
Little, Ernest Knightley, C.B.E.
Little, Staff Pay-Master James Scott, O.B.E.
Llewellyn, Lieut.-Col. Arthur, O.B.E.
Lloyd, Francis Zachary, C.B.E.
Long, Violet Beatrice Alice Lambton, Mrs., O.B.E.
Longstaff, Lieut.-Col. LleweUyn Wood, O.B.E.
Lovelady, Thomas, M.B.E.
Lovett, Brig.-Gen. Alfred Crowdy, C.B., C.B.E.
Lowe, Catherine Howard, Mrs., M.B.E.
Lowe, Gerard HorsfaU Corbett, O.B.E.
Luckes, Eva Charlotte Ellis, C.B.E.
Lush, Capt. John, C.B.E.
Luson, Capt. Thomas Gerhard Leslie, O.B.E.
Lyster, CecU Rupert Chaworth, C.B.E.
Macdowell, Sir Alexander, G.B.E.
MacGUvray, Capt. Thomas Clouston Rae, M.B.E.
Maclntyre, 2nd Lieut. Robert William, M.B.E.
MacKay, Colin, M.B.E.
McLaren, Sir John, K.B.E.
McMUlan, Thomas, C.B.E.
Mahaffy, Arthur WiUiam, O.B.E.
Mahaffy, Rev. John Pentland, G.B.E.
Maine, Jane, Lady,
Maitland, Adam, M.B.E.
Marsh, Col. WUUam, C.B.E.
Marston, Dorothy, M.B.E.
May, Lieut. William Samuel, O.B.E., R.N.
MelvUle, Witham, M.V.O., M.B.E.
Mercer, Lieut. William, M.B.E.
Miles, Sir C. W., Bart., O.B.E.
MUes, Henry Stephen, M.B.E.
Mitra, Rai Sahili Rajeshwar, O.B.E.
Moffat, John, O.B.E.
Moncrieff, Lieut.-Col. George Hay, C.B.E.
Moran, 2nd Lieut. John, M.B.E.
Morgan, Charles, O.B.E.
Morgan, Capt. G. B., O.B.E.
Morton, Capt. Harold Swithun, O.B.E.
Murray, Capt. Alexander Gordon Wynch, M.B.E.
Napier, Emily Caroline, M.B.E.
Newton, Major Leslie Cuthbert, O.B.E.
Nicholson, Frank, C.B.E.
Nightingale, Thomas Slingsby, C.B.E.
Niven, Major Douglas Scott, O.B.E.
North, Thomas Keppel, O.B.E.
Oran, Lieut.-Col. Harry KendaU, C.B.E.
Owen, Sir Douglas William, K.B.E.
Owen, WUliam Scott, O.B.E.
Palmer, Lieut.-Col. Werner WiUiam Thomas Massiah, O.B.E.
Parker, Charles Sandbach, C.B.E.
Paterson, Lieut.-Col. Andrew MelvUle, C.B.E.
Perris, George Herbert, C.B.E.
Plunket, WiUiam Lee, Lord, G.C.M.G. K.C.V.O., K.B.E.
Pollock, Lieut-Col. Charles Frederick, O.B.E.
Poole, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Richard William, M.B.E.
Pratt, Capt. Mervyn Palles, O.B.E.
Quicke, Herbert John, M.B.E.
Ranger, Catherine Sarah, Mrs. Marden-, M.B.E., R.R.C.

Ransome, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Robert Sheffield, O.B.E.
Restler, Sir James WUUam, K.B.E.
Richardson, John, Oi
Riddiford, Capt. Richard Errol Wardell, O.B.E.
Rimmgton, Coram. Percy WiUiam, O.B.E.
Kitson, Sir Arthur, K.B.E. J.P.
Roberts, Lieut.-Col. Frank Vi ereat, O.B.E.
Roberts, Col. Henry Robert, C.B.E.
Roberts, Herbert Wallace M.B.E.
Robertson, Sir Frederick Alexander, K.B.K
Robertson, Major Robert Arthur Harvey, O.B.E.
Rogers, Frederick Charles, M.B.E.
Rogers, Herbert, M.B.E.
Rouquette, Stewart Henry, O.B.E.
Rutherford, Annie, O.B.E.
Schank, Capt. Henry Alexander, O.B.E.
Scicluna, Corinna, Marchesa, O.B.E.
Scowcroft, Thomas, O.B.E.
Shepherd, Col. Charles Herbert, C.B.E.
Sheridan, Matthew Joseph. O.B.E.
Simmonds, Charles, O.B.E., B.Sc.
Smith, Lieut. Allan Bertram, M.B.E.
Smith, Roland Siddons, O.B.E.
Smith, Hon. Mrs. S. L.
Smith, Col. Stewart Boyle, C.B., C.B.E.
Smith, Thomas, O.B.E.
Smith, Lieut. Ronald Tate-, M.B.E.
Snell, John, M.B.E.
Solomon, Maude Elizabeth, Lady, O.B.E.
Spanton, Capt. John Percival, M.B.E.
Sparks, Capt. John Barnes, C.B.E., R.N.
Sparks, Lieut.-Col. Ralph Harold Austin, O.B.E.
Squires, Lieut. Reginald AUred, O.B.E.
Stammers, Caroline Elinor, Mrs., M.B.E.
Stamp, William Blatspiel, O.B.E.
Steward, George Charles, K.B.E., O.M.G.
Stewart, George Vesey, M.B.E.
Stigand, Major Chauncy Hugh, O.B.E. _„,,._.
Strong, The Rt. Hon. Sir. Thomas Vezey, P.C., K.C.V.O.,
K.B.E.
Stuart, Laura Elizabeth, Mrs., O.B.E.
Stubbs, John, O.B.E.
Taylor, Lieut.-Col. Gerald Oldroyd Cornock, C.B.E.
Temple, Elfrida Stella, M.B.E.
Thomas, Sir Godfrey John Vignoles, Bart., C.B., C.B.E.,
D.S.O.
Thomas, Capt. John, O.B.E.
Thompson, Sir WUliam Henry, K.B.E.
Thompson, Capt. WUliam Peter, O.B.E.
Thome, Charles Augustus, M.B.E.
Tibbies, Frank Parry Relf, M.B.E.
Todd, Col. Octavius, C.B.E.
Towesy, Joseph Henry, O.B.E.
Treves, Major WUfred Warrick, O.B.E.
Trueman, Lieut.-Col. Arthur PhUip HamUton, O.B.E.
Tuson, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WUliam, M.B.E.
Vaughan, Major Arthur Owen, D.S.O., O.B.E.
VeUacott, James Richard, M.B.E.
Verel, Capt. Raymond, O.B.E.
Wace, Major Stephen Charles, C.B.E.
Walker, Lieut.-Col. Howard Napier, O.B.E., M.C.
Wallis, Col. Charles Thomas, O.B.E.
Walsh, Lieut. Martin Oliver, M.B.E.
Walters, John, M.B.E.
Ward, Com. Charles Bertram, O.B.E., R.N.R.
Ward, Capt. George Augustus Crosbie, O.B.E., R.N.
Ward, Mary Augusta, Mrs. Humphrey, C.B.E.
Webb, Ellen, Lady, M.B.E.
Wells, Norman Septimus, O.B.E.
Weston, Dame Agnes, G.B.E.
White, Com. Hans Thomas Fell, O.B.E., R.N.
White. John WUliam, C.B.E.
White, Lieut.-Col. Sinclair, C.B.E.
Willcock, Lieut.-Col. Stephen, O.B.E.
Wilkinson, Major Henry Frederick, C.B.E.
WiUiams, Capt. Arthur Albert, M.B.E. -
Willoughby. Lieut.-Col. Frederick. O.B.E., V.D., D.L.
Wills, Lieut.-Col. Norman Septimus, O.B.E.
WUson, Capt. Wilfred Gordon, M.B.E.
Wood, Edith Frances, M.B.E.
Wood, Frances, Mrs. S.H., O.B.E.
Wright, Capt. John Windham, O.B.E.

Yar Muhammad Khan Mian, M.B.E.
Zigomala, Lieut. John Copeland, M.B.E.

20

BIOGRAPHIES.

The numbers following the names give a cross-reference to the Precedence Lists at the end of the Handbook, where will be
found the date of the appointment to the Order and whether the person named belo-ngs to the Military or Civil division.
The initial letters used are : G=Kniahts Grand Cross ; B.G.=Dames Grand Cross; K=Knights Commanders ; T> =
Dames Commanders; C=Commanders: 0=Offleers; M=Members, In cases of compound surnames the entry will
be found under the last name at the end of the single names of similar spelling.
ABBEY, Paymaster-Lieut. Douglas Wilson, M.B.E., R.N.
(retired). . ABBEY, Lieut.-Col. Walter Bulmer Tait, C.B.E., I.A.
ABBISS, William Frederick, M.B.E.
ABBOT, Mary Joyce, M.B.E., .. 5 Aug. 1S91 ; d. of Henry
Napier Abbot, of Bristol. Educ. : Eastbury School, near
Watford, Herts. War Work : President, Bristol East Division.
S. and S.F.A. and War Pensions Committee. Addresses : 2,
Beaufort Road, Clifton, Bristol ; The Cottage, Dulverton,
Somerset. (M7176)
ABBOTT, Lieut.-Comm. Bernard Edwin, O.B.E., R.N.R.
ABBOTT, Major Charles Reginald, M.B.E., R.A.F., b.
11 June, 1884 ; s. of Dr. C. E. Abbott, of Cheltenham. Educ. :
Weston-super-Mare and Cheltenham. War Work : With the
Royal Naval Air Service from Sept. 1914 ; finally in charge
of Marine Acceptance Department in R.A.F. Address :
2, Auriol Mansions, Barons Court, London, W. 14 Clubs :
Royal AutomobUe ; Brooklands Automobile Racing Club.
(Ml 320)
ABBOTT, Francis Charles, C.B.E., B.Sc.M.B., M.S.( Bond.),
F.R.C.S.. b. 28 May, 1867 ; s. of the late Rev. Arthur Robert
Abbott. Vicar of Gorleston, Suffolk ; m. Pauline, d. of the late
Col. Harry Piesley L'Estrange, of Norwich. Educ. : Bruce
Castle, St. Thomas's Hospital, and Univ. of London. Late
Asst. -Surgeon. St. Thomas's Hospital ; Consulting Surgeon,
Evelina Hospital ; Chief Surgeon, National Fund for Greek
Wounded, Greco-Turkish War, 1897. War Work : Donor of,
Commandant and Surgeon-in-Charge, Red Gables Hospital,
Bletchingley ; Advisory Surgeon, Redhill War Hospital.
Address : The Hermitage, White Hill, Bletchingley. (C2404)
ABBOTT, George Edward, O.B.E., JP,
ABBOTT, Col. Herbert Edward Stacy, C.B.E., D.S.O.,
b. 6 April, 1855 ; «. of General H. E. S. Abbott, of Bengal
Infantry ; m. Mary, d. of Thomas Aveling, of Rochester, Kent.
Educ. : EUzabeth CoUege, Guernsey ; and R.M. Academy,
Woolwich. Brevet Colonel, Royal Engineers ; Superintending
Engineer in Publio Works Dept. of India ; Officiating Chief
Engineer, Punjab, and Secretary to Govt, in Public Works
Dept. War Work : R.E. Staff of London District, special
charge being R.E. Services War Hospitals in London District.
Address : 80, King's Road, Richmond, Surrey. Club : Junior
United Service. (C796)
ABBOTT, John Dixon, M.B.E.
ABBOTT, Capt. John Harold, O.B.E., V.D., Delhi Medal;
s. of WiUiam Abbott, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Stokes,
-Mussoorie, India. Hon. Member Viceroy's CouncU from
April, 1913, to June, 1916 ; Municipal Commissioner, Jhansi ;
President, Anglo-Indian Empire League ; Member of the
Cantonment Committee. War Work : Chief (Hon.) Recruiting
Officer for the Anglo-Indian Community, responsible for the
recruitment of several thousand Anglo-Indians and the Domi
ciled community. Was responsible for the reform and improve
ment of many Government services in Ladia ; obtained
increases of pay for the Indian Medical Department, and has
removed certain disabilities in the Police, Postal and Telegraph.
Department, and in the Educational service ; recruited over
5000 volunteers in India and Burma, and in the United Prov
inces alone over 100 women, trained and untrained, offered
their services as nurses. Address : Jhansi, U.P., India. (O4007)
ABBOTT, Joseph Edward. O.B.E., b. 22 March, 1869:
s. of W. Abbott, District Superintendent, G.N.R. Assistant
to Superintendent of the Line, Great Northern Railway.
War Work : Services rendered in connection with transport.
Address : Kelso, Holden Road, Woodside Park, N. (09866)
ABBOTT, Tom Bland, M.B.E., L.S.A.
ABBOTT, Capt. William George, O.B.E., R.A.S.Gf. (M.T.).
ABDY, Hon. Brig.-Gen. Anthony John, C.B., C.B.E., 6.
26 April, 1856 ; s. of His Honour J. T. Abdy, County Court
Judge, Regius Professor of Civil Laws, Cambridge ; m. Alice
Laura, d. of J. Bonham Carter, of Adhurst, Petersrield. Edue. :
Charterhouse and R.M.A., Woolwich. Secretary Royal
ArtUlery Institution ; Commander R.H.A., and R.F.A., S.A.,
1908-1912. War Work : Brig.-Gen. commanding various
Divisional Artilleries in their formation, and Assistant Military
Secretary, Southern Command. Address : The White Cottage,
Woodbridge. Club : Naval and MUitary. (C418)
ABEL, Walter Charles, M.B.E.
ABELL, Major Charles Franois, O.B.E., R.A.F.
ABELL, Major George Henry, O.B.E., R.A.F.
ABELL, Prof. Thomas Bertrand, O.B.E., M.Eng.,

R.C.N.C. ret., 6. March, 1880 ; s. of Thomas AbeU, of Exmouth ;
m. Gertrude S., d. of Edwin F. Brook, of Ryde. Edue. : West
Bucldand School, Royal Naval Engineering College (Devon-
port), Royal Naval College (Greenwich). Naval Architect.
Professor of Naval Architecture, University, Liverpool. War
Work : Temporary Constructor, Admiralty ; Assistant Director
of Designs, Admiralty, and subsequently Ministry of Shipping,
in the Department of Controller-General of Merchant Ship
building. Address : 10, Greenbank Drive, Liverpool ; The
University, Liverpool. Club : University (Liverpool). (09867)
ABELL, Sir Westcott Stile, K.B.E., b. 16 Jan. 1920 ;
s. of Thomas Abell, of Exmouth; m. Beatrice Gertrude, d.
of Joseph Wyld Davenport, of Chester. Edue. : West Buck-
land School, Royal Naval Engineering CoUege, Royal Naval
College, Greenwich. Professional Secretary to Director of
Naval Construction ; Instructor in Naval Architecture, Royal
Naval College ; Professor of Naval Architecture, University of
Liverpool ; Chief Ship Surveyor, Lloyd's Register of Shipping
from 1914. War Work : Assisting President of Board of Trade
until Dec. 1916 ; Technical Adviser to Shipping Controller,
1917 ; Member of Merchant Shipbuilding Advisory Committee,
1917 ; Admiralty Shipbuilding Council, 1917 ; Reconstruction
Committee on Shipping and ShipbuUding. Address : 11,
Wedderburn Road, Hampstead, N.W. 3. Clubs : Savile;
Royal Societies'; Royal AutomobUe. (K337)
ABERCONWAY, Laura, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of the late
Henry Pochin, M.P., of Bodnant, Denbighshire ; m. Charles
Benjamin Bright M'Laren, 1st Baron Aberconway. War
Work : Equipped and personally superintended a Hospital
for Wounded Officers at her own house in Belgrave Square.
This Hospital she ran four and a half years during the War,
taking cases of severe wounds. Also lent her country house,
Hilders, Haslemere, for a Hospital for Soldiers under the
Aldershot Command. Address : 43, Belgrave Square, S.W. 1 ;
Bodnant, Denbighshire ; Chateau de la Garoupe, Antibes,
France. (C419)
ABERCROMBIE, Col. Charles Murray, C.M.G., C.B.E.,
Commanding 16th Bn. Lane. FusiUers, 6. 1874 ; m. Dorothy,
d. of John Riley, of Purley Court, Sedbury. Served in the
S.A. War, 1901-2 (Queen's Medal, 5 Clasps) ; Great War,
1914-18 (mentioned in despatches, C.M.G.). (C1212)
ABERDE1N, Florence Maud, M.B.E., 6. 6 Sept. 1893 ;
d. of Arthur WiUiam Aberdein, of Brentford, Middlesex.
Educ. : St. Mary's College, Isleworth, Middlesex, and St.
George's College, London. Civil Servant. War Work:
Private Secretary to Chairman of Flour MiUs Control, Ministry
of Food. Address : Eversleigh, The Butts, Brentford, Middx.
Club : Forum. (M7178)
ABLETT, T. Lieut. (T. Capt.) Charles Anthony, O.B.F.,
ABLETT, 1st Eng. Frank, M.B.E.
ABRAHALL, Bennet HOSKYNS-, C.B.E.,. . 26 Aug. 1858 ;
s. of T. Bennet Hoskyns-Abrahall, Barrister-at-Law, Com
missioner of Bankruptcy, of Goldspink Hall, Newcastle-on-
Tyne, and Kernock, Torquay ; m. Edith Louise, d. of the Rev.
W. Egerton Tapp, of 85, Elm Park Gardens, S.W. Edue. :
St. Peters School, York; Keble Coll:, Oxford (Scholar).
Entered Civil Service, Grade I., in 1881, as Clerk in Secretary's
Office, G.P.O. ; Principal Clerk, 1906 ; appointed Director of
the Investigation Branch, 1910. War Work : Special work in
connection with duties as Director of the Investigation Branch.
Address : Rubers Law, W. Byfleet. Club : Union. (C922)
ABRAHAM, Constance Palgrave, Mrs., M.B.E.
ABRAHAM, Lieut.-Col. James Johnston, C.B.E., D.S.O.,
R.A.M.C, b. 1876 ; s. of WUUam Abraham, J.P., of Coleraine,
Co. Deny ; m. Lilian, d. of Dr. Alex Francis, of London.
Educ. : Trinity College, Dublin, and London Hospital. Surgeon,
The Kensington Hospital and London Lock Hospitals. War
Work : Captain, Serbian Army, 1914-15 (awarded Order of
St. Sava, 4th Class) ; served British Army, 1915-19 ; was
A.D.M.S., Lines of Communications, Egyptian Expeditionary
Force, 1917-19 ; three times mentioned in despatches.
Addresses : 38, Harley St., W.l ; Coleraine, Co. Derry.
Club : Savage. (C1367)
ABRAHAM, Lieut. John Conrad, M.B.E.
ABRAHAM, Lieut.-Col. John William, O.B.E., D.L. Co.
Middlesex, b. 3 June, 1875 ; s. of John George Abraham, of
Grove Lodge, Muswell HiU, N. ; m. Mabel Eleanor, d. of George
Thomas WUson, of Tollington Park, N» Educ. : Totteridge.
Licentiate Royal Institute of British Architects ¦ Oct. 1919,
appointed Brigade Major to Middlesex Territorial Cadets with
rank of Lieut-Col.; Sept. 1920, appointed Assistant Director of

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Abrahams

THE OEDEE OE THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

Road Transport, Ministry of Food (Regents Park). War
Work : Officer Commanding Transport, Eastern Command,
Volunteer Ambulance Convoy ; Radiographer to Middlesex
V.A.D. and Order of St. John ; organised, equipped, and ran
travelling Cinematograph show, which in 4 years entertained
over 100,000 men. (09868)
ABRAHAMS, Dr. Adolphe, O.B.E., B.A., M.D., B.Ch.
(Camb.), M.R C.P., M.R.C.S., b. 1884 ; s. of Isaac Abrahams,
of London. Educ. : Bedford; Cambridge Univ.; St. Bartholo
mew's Hospital; Vienna. Consulting Physician. Physi
cian to the Royal Chest Hospital ; Assistant Physician to
Westminster Hospital and the Hampstead General Hospital.
War Work : Major R.A.M.C. ; Officer in charge the Medical
¦ Division, Connaught Hospital, Aldershot ; District Consulting
Physician Aldershot Command. Addresses: 24, Park Crescent,
Portland Place, W. 1 ; 50, Rodney Court, Maida Vale, W.
Club : New Oxford and Cambridge. (06826)
ABRAHAMS, Major Arthur Cecil, C.B.E. War Work :
Temp. Hon. Major, Special List ; Deputy Director of Stores,
Boulogne, and a Special Red Cross Commissioner in France.
(C2405)
ABRAHAMS, Joseph Godchaux, M.B.E.
ABRAHAMSON, Sir Martin Arnold, K.B.E., b. 12 Sept.
1870 ; s. of late Arnold Abrahamson, of Copenhagen ; m.
Emma, d. of late Bernard Hirschsprung, of Copenhagen.
Educ. : London and Copenhagen. Electrical Engineer ;
Managing Director Industrial Trading Co., Ltd., and Tvermoes
and Abrahamson, Ltd., Copenhagen. War Work : Vice-
President and Chairman of British Red Cross Bureau, Copen
hagen ; Organisation of Repatriation of British and Allied
Prisoners of War from Germany via Copenhagen after Armistice.
Assisted O'Grady Commission and Lady Marling (Pres. Br. Red
Cr., Copenhagen) in work connected with Repatriation of British
Nationals from Russia the beginning of this year. Address :
6, Krausesvej, Copenhagen. Clubs : Royal Danish Automo
bile ; Royal Danish Yacht ; Overseas ; Patriotic League,
London (K338)
ABRAM, Ethel May, Mrs., M.B.E., b. 30 Nov. 1869 ; d.
of Thomas Francis Rider, M.V.O., of London, S.W. ; m. George
Stewart, s. of George Abram, of London, N.W. Educ. : Clap-
ham High School ; " St. Clair," Tunbridge WeUs. War Work .
Commandant, St. Luke's Auxiliary Hospital, Reading, 1914-
19, which was staffed by members of V A.D., Berks 34
affiliated to Reading War Hospital. Address : 106, London
Road, Reading, Berks. Clubs : Ladies' County, Reading ;
V.A.D. Cavendish Sq., London, W. (M66)
ABRAMSON, Loc. Capt. Albert, O.B.E.
ABSALE, John Hilling, O.B.E., b. 15 Oct. 1851 ; s. of John
Isaac Absale, of London ; m. Caroline Ada, d. of Francis Wood,
of HomseyRise. Educ. : Privately. Late Principal, Securities
Office, Bank of England, E.C. War Work : Principal of the
Bank of England Staff, " American Securities Committee."
Address : Hillingwood, Langley Park Road, Sutton, Surrey.
(O1037)
ACFIELD, Wilfred Cosens, O.B.E.
ACHESON, Capt. Albert Edward, C.B.E., R.N. War
Work : Divisional Naval Transport Officer, Manchester. (C2242)
ACHESON, Annie Crawford, C.B.E. : d. of John Acheson,
J.P., of Portadown, Ireland. Educ. : Victoria College, Belfast ;
Royal College of Art, South Kensington. Sculptor. War
Work : Special splint making for military hospitals as head of
Plastic Department of Surgical Requisites Association, Mul
berry Walk. Addresses : 18, Beaufort Mansions, Beaufort St.,
S.W. 3 ; 6, Wentworth Studios, Manresa Road, Chelsea. (C923)
ACHESON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. James, M.B.E. R.A.S.C.
ACHESON, Hon. Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas Stuart.
O.B.E. '
ACHURCH, Lieut. George Philip, M.B.E., R.A.F.
ACKERS, Irene Mary, M.B.E. ; d. of the Rev. F. J.
Ackers, of Dorchester, formerly Vicar of Frampton, Dorchester.
Educ. : Cheltenham Ladies' College, and Somerville College,
Oxford. War Work : V.A.D. (Nursing Service) 3rd Southern Gen
eral Hospital, Oxford, Aug. 1916, to Jan. 1918 ; Q.M.A.A.C
(attached Headquarters Western and Scottish Commands)
Jan. 1918 to Nov. 1919 ; Assistant Adminstrator, Jan. 1918;
promoted Unit Administrator, Nov. 1918. Address : 21, The
Avenue, Clifton, Bristol. (M6589)
ACKLAND, Robert Craig, C.B.E., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
L.D.S., b. 1865 ; s. of Robert Ackland, of Exeter ; m. Ruth'
Kathleen, d. of Edmund Macrory, K.C., of London. Educ ¦
Torquay and London. Senior Dental Surgeon to St. Bartholo
mew's Hospital ; Dental Surgeon, London Fire Brigade Benevo
lent Society. War Work : Medical Officer in charge ot the Bed
Cross Hospitals for Facial Injuries, 78, Brook Street, W. J. and
24, Norfolk Street, Park Lane. Addresses : 54, Brook Street
W. 1 ; The Hill, Winterton, Norfolk. (02406)
ACKLAND, Vera, Mrs., M.B.E.; d. of John Richard
Pnilpots, of Moorcroft, Parkstone ; m. Donald, s. of Robert
Ackland, of Exeter. Educ. : Brussels. War Work • Work
ing Member of 2 Needlework Guilds and 2 canteens 1914 •
whole time ambulance driver for Comforts and Convoys day
and night, 1916; Commandant No. 1 Red Cross Hospital,
Rock House (130 beds), for penetrating chest wounds, 1917 :
presented to their Majesties the King and Queen when they
visited Bath in 1917 ; joint organiser in raising £8,000 for Red
Cross and local Hospitals ; raised £3,400 for Y.M.C.A. by Flag
Days; organised Christmas Day Entertainments for troops
stationed in Bath. Address: 11, The Circus, Bath. (M7180)

ACLAND, Col. Alfred Dyke, C.B.E., T.D..J.P. (T.F., ret.),
Croix-de-Guerre, Knight of Justice, Order of St. John of
Jerusalem ; 6. 19 Aug. 1858 ; s. of Sir Henry W. Acland, Bart.,
of Oxford (see BtTKKE's Peerage) , m. Beatrice Danvers, d. of
the late Rt. Hon. W. H. Smith, of Greenlands, Henley-on-
Thames. Educ. : Charterhouse. War Work : Commanded
Royal 1st Devon Yeomanry to 15 Dec. 1914 ; No. 3 Base
Remount Department, 6 Jan. 1915, to 8 Feb. 1917 ; Assistant
Director Labour Fourth Army, B.E.F., 8 Feb. 1917, to 8 Feb.
1918 ; Labour Commandant Australian Corps, 8 Feb. 1918, to
31 Aug. 1918. Addresses: Digswell House, Welwyn ; 306,
St. James' Court. Clubs : Cavalry ; Brooks's ; Athenaeum. (C2407)
ACLAND, Lieut.-Col. Hugh Thomas Dyke, C.M.G.,
C.B.E., b. 1874; s. of the late Hon. John Barton Arundel
Acland, and EmUy WeddeU. d. of the Rev. H. J. C. Harper,
D.D., Bishop of Christehurch, N.Z. ; m. Evelyn Mary, d. of
the late J. L. Ovans, East Sheen. Served in the S.A. War,
1900-1 ; Great War, 1914-17 ; mentioned in despatches ;
C.M.G. Address: Christehurch, New Zealand. , (C1848)
ACLAND, Katharine, M.B.E., b. 28 Sept. 1892 ; d. of
Col. A. D. (q.v.) and Hon. Mrs. Acland, of DigsweU House,
Welwyn. Educ. : At Home. War Work : Secretary, Herts
Branch, British Red Cross Society ; Assistant Commandant and
Secretary, No 5 Australian AuxUiary Hospital, Digswell House,
Welwyn ; Secretary of Controller of Entertainments, British
Empire Leave Club, Cologne (for British Army of Occupation).
Addresses ; Digswell House, Welwyn ; 306, St. James' Court,
S.W.I. Club: V.A.D. (M3480)
ACLAND, Leopold George Dyke, O.B.E., M.C, b. 1876;
s. of Thomas Dyke Acland, of Christehurch, N.Z. ; Educ.:
Christ's CoUege, Christehurch, N.Z. Sheep farmer. War
Services: with New Zealand Expeditionarv Force. Address:
Springbank Farm, Hororata, N.Z. Clubs: Junior Carlton;
Christehurch (N.Z.). (07973)
ACKLOM, Capt. Cecil Ryther, C.B., C.B.E., b. 1872;
s. of Robert Evatt Acklom. Entered R.N., 1885 ; became
Lieut. 1893 ; retired (1910), and Com. 1912 ; served in punitive
Expedition against Sultan of Vitu, 1890 (medal with clasp) ;
appointed Assist. Superintendent of Royal Gun Factory
Woolwich, 1899, and Superintendent of Royal Naval Torpedo
Factory, Greenock, 1910 ; a C.B. (Civil) 1914. Address :
B.T.H. Co.'s Works, WUlesden. Club : United Service. (02214*
ACRAMAN. Capt. Ivor Yorath, M.B.E,
ACRES, Major (T. Lieut.-Col.)" Thomas George, O.B.E.
ACTON, Ellen Marion, C.B.E. War Work: Assistant
Secretary, Incorporated Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society.
Address : Ladies' Park Club, 32, Knightsbridge, S.W. (C2408)
ACTON, Frederick, C.B.E., J.P., b. 20 Sept. 1845 ; s. of
James Acton, of the Elms, Nottingham ; m. Frances, d. of
Simeon Woodhouse, of Mapperley, Notts. Edue. : WUlougbby
House, Nottingham. Sheriff of Nottingham, 1879-80 ; High
Sheriff of Lincolnshire, 1915-16 ; J.P. for Lines, and Notting
ham ; Deputy Chairman, Lindsey Sessions ; Hon. President
National Deposit Friendly Society ; Chairman Nottingham
General Hospital for several years. War Work : Chairman of
Nottingham General Hospital throughout tho War, and actively
engaged in dealing with some 7000 wounded ; Deputy Chairman
to the Duchess of Portland, inaugurating and carrying on
EUershe Home, Nottingham, for Sailors and Soldiers of Notts.,
paralysed consequent on war service ; Deputy Chairman of
the Lindsey Appeal Tribunal, etc. Addresses: The Elms,
Nottingham ; Miramar, Seacroft, Lincolnshire. Clubs : Notts.
and Lines. County. (C2409)
A£Ti?.P' MaJ°r William Cawley, O.B.E., R.A.O.C.
A£^,9,RTH' CoL Louis Raymond, C.B.B., R.A.O.C.
ADAIR, Major Alexander Cecil, O.B.E.
ADAIR, Capt. Francis Robert, M.B.E., R\e.
h ^AIP'._|^-Gon. Hugh Robert, C.B.E., R.A. (ret).,
b. 8 Sept. 1863 ; s. of Gen. Sir C. W. Adair, K.C.B., Royal
S™ vJ™-uSll£rl. d- ° ,,T- Cayzer, of Aigburth, Liverpool.
? a J,:C?lTte,V££1 CoIlege: E.M.A., Woolwich. Joined
fi-; H n iJul#,1892\_ r4tlred ls ADril> 1920- War Work:
r?oAf3hn°h ^d .BrlS--Gen-. Royal ArtUIery. Address:
c,o Cox & Co., 16, Charing Cross, S.W. 1. (C1441)
.stoP^'.S?1"- SeSer.tJAlgernon' C-B-B-. E-N., b. 3 Jan.
1872 s. of Rev. B. W. Adams, D.D., of Santry, Co. Dublin ;
m. Elizabeth Banner Clough, <.. of Capt. S. Y. Somerset-
Johnstone. Educ.: Privately and H.M.S. "Britannia." War
ZZ i h ? Tim/md °l. ?'M-S- Queen Jor ^st two years of
War and landed Anzac Brigade at DardaneUes ; one year, Prin-
S™S?S Transport Officer at Salonika with rank of
wort f^wJS,'1 ?«SS !¦ renu.'j»ler of war employed in convoy
w°r„k 'n S* TAt ?nJ™- 4*«ss • The ChiUies, Uckfleld,
Sussex Club : United Service. (C1175)
ADAM, James, C.B.E., K.C., b. 6 Jan. 1870 : « of Lord
Earth' ttt 0UhVColl%e of Justice Scotland); Z
Edith, d. of the late Rt. Hon. George Young, P C Educ •

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Warm,., Central Re>. Sing Con_mittee, Sco?land ; rS
Cross General Commission National Service Scotland-
(MffiburSr Nati™al SefViCe (L°nd0^ bl»™ ^ew
ADAM, John Hunter, O.B.E (C420)
Ne»on*SfyTe. ^ Ukl^I^^^r
Work: Hon. Sec. Comforts Committee (L^?es) for the 16th.

BIOGEAPHIES.

Addington

18th, and 19th Battalions Northumberland Fusjliers ; Worked
at Munitions at Armstrongs', Elswick ; Canteen Work
Y.M.C.A. and Victoria League (Hospital Dressings Depot).
Addresses : 8, Osborne Terrace, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Luddick,
Kenton, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Club : Ladies' Athenscum. (M7181)
ADAM, Robert, O.B.E.
ADAM, Major Ronald Forbes, D.S.O., O.B.E., R.F.A.,
b. 13 Oct. 1885 ; s. of Sir Frank Forbes Adam, Bart., C.B.,
CLE., LL.D., D.L., of Pownall Hall, Cheshire ; m. Dorothy,
d. of Frederick Islay Pitman, of Breymead, Berks. Educ. :
Eton and R.M.A., Woolwich. War Work : France and Italy,
1914 to 1918. Addresses : Pownall Hall, Wilmoton, Cheshire ;
Quebec House, Bordon. Club : Naval and MUitary. (06341)
ADAMI, Col. John George, C.B.E., F.R.S., M.A..M.D.
(Camb.), F.R.C.P. (Lond.), F.R.C.S. (Eng.), F.R.S.S. (Edin.),
1898, Canada 1902, M.A., M.D. (ad eundem) McGill 1899,
LL.D. (New Brunswick) 1900, Toronto (1912), Sc.D. (T.C.D.)
1912, Vice-ChanceUor of the Univ. of Liverpool since 1919,
6. 12 Jan. 1862 ; s. of the late John George Adami, of Manchester
and Ashton-upon-Mersey, Cheshire : m. Mary Stuart (died
1916), d. of James Alexander Cantlie, of Montreal. Educ. :
Owens CoUege, Manchester ; Christ's CoU. (Camb.), (Scholar) ;
Breslau, and Paris (1st class 1st pt. Nat. Sc. Tripos, 1882 ;
1st cl. 2nd pt. 1884; Darwin Prizeman, 1885). House Physician,
Manchester Royal Infirmary, and Demonstrator of Pathology,
Univ. of Camb., 1887 ; John Lucas Walker Student of Path
ology, 1890 ; Fellow, Jesus CoU., 1891 ; Advisory Pathologist
to the Montreal General and Royal Victoria Hospitals ; Presi
dent, Association American Physicians, 1911-12 ; Canadian
Association Prevention Tuberculosis, 1909-12 ; Montreal
City Improvement League. 1909 : Montreal Child Welfare
Exhibition, 1912 ; Col. C.A.M.C., Medical Historical Recorder,
Canadian Expeditionary Force ; member W.O. Committee
on Medical History of the War ; Strathcona Professor of
Pathology and Bacteriology, McGill University, Montreal,
1892-1919 ; FothergiUian Medallist, Medical Society, London,
1914. Address : The University, Liverpool Clubs : Savile ;
University, Exchange and Athenaeum. Liverpool. (C1825)
ADAMS, Alexander, O.B.E. (06124)
ADAMS, Alfred Montague, M B.E.
ADAMS, Arthur Botwell, O.B.E., 6. 1 Oct. 1886 ; s. of
WUUam Adams, of Loughton, Essex ; m. Margaret, d. of
H. T. Baugust. Educ. : Marlborough, and Emmanuel Coll.,
Cambridge. H.M. Inspector of Schools. War Work : Adminis
trative Officer, Prisoners of War Dept., Home Office.
Address : Selby Avenue, St. Albans. (O9870)
ADAMS, Lieut.-Col. Sir Arthur Robert, K.B.E., V.D.,
b. 13 Dec. 1861 ; e.s. of Robert Adams, of Sherborne ; m.
Hilda Isabel (died 1907), d. of PhiUp Jones, Assistant Colonial
Treasurer, Straits Settlements. Educ. : The Abbey and Foster's
Schools, Sherborne. English SoUcitor, 1884 ; Straits Settle
ments Bar, 1898 ; Johore Bar, 1917 ; Unofficial Member of
the Legislative CouncU, Straits Settlements, 1907-19 ; Senior
Unofficial, 1915-19 ; Municipal Commissioner, Penang, 1891,
and subsequent years ; has on several occasions acted as
SoUcitor-General of the Colony ; Vice-President S.S. Branch
of the Royal Asiatic Society ; FeUow, Royal Colonial Institute ;
First President of the Association of Malaya, 1918-19 ;
P.D.D.G.M. Eastern Archipelago (ruled the district 1910-11) ;'
Commandant, Penang Volunteers, 1899-1919 ; mobilised
1914 till the Armistice ; Lieut.-Col. Commanding troops
Penang, 1915-18 ; despatches. Address : Rockleigh, Swanage,
Dorset. Clubs : Junior Carlton ; Sports' ; Penang, Singapore. (K189)
ADAMS, Edgar, M.B.E.
ADAMS, Dr. Edward WUliam, O.B.E., M.D., b. 25 Nov.
1873 ; s. of Dr. E. J. Adams, of Sheffield ; m. Winifred, d. of
Turton Chatterton, of Sheffield. Educ. : Sheffield and London
Univs. Medical Officer, Ministry of Health. War Work :
In connection with war work of National Health Insurance
Commission, England. Address : Ministry of Health, White-
haU, S.W. 1. (09871)
ADAMS, T. Lieut. (A. Capt.) Edwin Plimpton, O.B.E.,
.R.E. ADAMS, Francis WiUiam Rhys, M.B.E., b. 16 Oct. 1874;
s. of Henry Adams, of Pembroke. Educ. : St. Paul's School,
London. Keeper of Photographs, Imperial War Museum.
War Work: Orderly at Hopital Temporaire, Arc-en-Barrois,
Haute Marne, France, 1915-16, Officer in charge Photographic
Exhibitions (Propaganda), Dept. of Information, 1917 ;
Officer In charge Photographic Propaganda, Ministry of Infor
mation, 1918. Address : Imperial War Museum, Crystal
Palace, S.E. (M3481)
ADAMS, Col. Gof ton Gee, C.B.E. 6. 1861 ; Col. (ret.)
R.A.M.C. Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1442)
ADAMS, Harold Cotterell, O.B.E., b. 18 Oct. 1874 ; s.
of William Adams, of Gloucester; m. Clare, d. of Charles
Rampini, D.L., LL.D., Advocate. Educ. : Bath College and
Middlesex Hospital. War Work : CivU Surgeon, S. African
Field Force, 1900 ; Major, R.A.M.C, second in Command,
212nd Wessex Ambulance, B.E.F. France. Address: May-
hurst, Paignton. (02391)
ADAMS, Capt. Henry George Homer, C.B.E., R.N., b.
10 April, 1879 ; s. of the late Rev. C E. Adams ; m. Emma

Florence, d. of the late James Craig. Edue. : Oxford Prepar
atory School and H.M.S. "Britannia." Present appointment
H.M.C.S. "Aurora." War Work: Service in the Grand
Fleet, H.M.S. "Russell," Aug. 1914, to July, 1915; H.M.S.
" Barham," July, 1915, to Oct. 1918 ; S.N.O., Corfu, 1 Oct. 1918,
to Jan. 1919. Address : Camrose, Goring-on-Thames. Club < :
Naval and MUitary. (C2283)
ADAMS, Herbert Windham, M.B.E., B.A., 6. 9 March,
1879 ; s. of Baldwin Adams, of Melling Hall, Carnforth ;
m. Evelyn, d. of C. Bridgewater Williams, of Richmond. Educ.:
St. Paul's School, and University Coll., Oxford. Assistant
to Manager of Alexander's Discount Co., Ltd. War Work :
R.A.S.C and, later, Staff Lieut, at War Office (Q.M.G. 6).
Address : 24, Lombard Street, E.C. 3. Clubs : Leander ;
Vincent's Roehampton. (M5022)
ADAMS, Dr. John, M.B.E., b. 1859 ; s. of John Adams,
of Glasgow ; m. Jessie, d. of James Reid, of Edinburgh. Educ. :
Banff, privately, and Glasgow University. Physician. War-
Work: Medical Service Emergency Committee (Scotland)
and of its Executive ; Local Medical Committee (Chairman),
British Medical Association, War Work. Address : 1, Queen a
Crescent, W., Glasgow. (M3482)
ADAMS, Major John Basil FrankUn, O.B.E., R.A.M.C.
ADAMS, Capt. John Cadwallader, O.B.E.
ADAMS, Major John Hughes, O.B.E., R.F.A.
ADAMS, 2nd Lieut. John Leonard, M.B.E, D.S.M.,
R. 4..F.
ADAMS, Capt. Josiah Logan, O.B.E., R.E.
ADAMS, Major Kenneth Lemesle, O.B.E., R.E.
ADAMS, Major Lewis Charles, C.B.E., b. 1877 ; Major
and Brevet Lieut.-Col. R.A. Served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1443)
ADAMS, Matthew Henry, M.B.E.
ADAMS, Major Paul, O.B.E.
ADAMS, Richard Percival, O.B.E.
ADAMS, Robert Ernest Kennedy, M.B.E.
ADAMS, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Robert Frank, M.B.E.
ADAMS, Thomas, C.B.E. J.P., Chm. S.-E. Scotland
Joint Committee, Min. of Pensions. (C421 )
ADAMS, Capt. Thomas Henry, O.B.E., M.A., b. 16 July,
1887 ; s. of Henry Charles Skelton Adams, of Walsall ; m.
Matilda Eliza, d. of Charles Deakin, of Old Southgate, London.
Educ. : Bishop Vesey's Grammar School (Warw.), Universities
of Birmingham, Munich, and Strasbourg. Senior Assistant
Master. War Work : Enlisted as Private Aug. 1914 in 15th
Service Batt. R.W.R. ; Transferred Aug. 1915 to Gas Com
panies (Special Bde.) Royal Engineers (Sergt.) ; 2nd Lieut.,
Lt., Special Bde. R.E., 1916-17 ; Captain R.E., InteUigence
Officer to Directorate of Gas Services and Special Bde., R.E.,
G.H.Q., France; Mentioned in Despatches, Dec. 1918. Address;
Alva, Reservoir Road, Old Southgate, N. 14. (04941)
ADAMS, Thomas Herbert, M.B.E. Schoolmaster. War
Work : Honorary Secretary, Lowestoft War Savings Committee.
Address : 74, The Avenue, S. Lowestoft. (M7183)
ADAMS, WiUiam, O.B.E.
ADAMS, Lieut.-Col. WUUam Henry, O.B.E., R.A.O.C.
ADAMS, William John, C.B., C.M.G., O.B.E., J.P.
ADAMS, Col. Sir Henry Edward GOOLD-, K.B E.,
C.B., C.M.G., R.A., 6. 16 May, 1860; 5th s. of the late
R. W. Goold-Adams. Edue. : R.M.A., Woolwich. Entered
Army, 1879 ; Capt., 1887 ; Major, 1897 ; Col., 1911 ; served
China, 1901 (despatches, medal, C.M.G.) ; a member of the
Ordnance Board, 1910. Address: Jamesbrook, Midleton,
Co. Cork. Club : United Service. (K128)
ADAMSON, Major and Qr.-Mr. George Herbert, M-B.E.,
R.A. ADAMSON, John, C.B.E. ; formerly a M.L.A., Queens
land. (C1990)
ADAMSON, John Stockton, M.B.E., b. 1 Nov. 1877;
s. of the late John Stockton Adamson, of Liverpool; m.
Margaret Mackie, d. of the late Samuel Kirkness, of Liverpool
and Kirkness, Orkney. Educ. : Sedbergh Grammar School.
Cotton Broker. War Work : Commandant of West Lancashire
T.F.A. and B.R.C.S., V.A.D. No. 27 ; organised and trained
400 Voluntary Workers as Stretcher Bearers and Hospital
Orderlies at 18 Local and MUitary Hospitals ; during the war
worked personally more than 6000 hours. Address : Silverdale,
Victoria Park, Wavertree, Liverpool. (M1323)
ADAMSON, Lieut.-Col. Robert Hay, C.B.E. Lieut.-Col-
and Hon. Col. R.G.A ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1444)
ADCOCK, Lieut. Frank, M.B.E., R.E.
ADCOCK, Lieut.-Comm. Frank Ezra, O B.E., R.N.V.R.
ADCOCK, Fred, M.B.E.
ADCOCK, Capt. Frederick Harold, M.B.E., R.F.A. (T.F.)
ADDENBROOKE, Lieut.-Col. Joseph Saunders, O.B.E.,
ADDIE, Col. John Heathcote, C.B.E.; Col. New Armies,
and Dep. Director of Agriculture; Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1213)
ADDIE, Julia Constance, Mrs., M.B.E.
ADDINGTON, John Gellibrand Hubbard, Lord, O.B.E.,
of Addington, co. Buckingham, b. 7 June, 1883 ; s. of Egerton,
2nd Baron Addington (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Christ
Church CoU., Oxford. Capt. Bucks Batt., Oxford and Bucks

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Addington

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

Light Infantry. Served in the Great War. Address : Adding
ton, nr. Winslow, Bucks. Club : Bachelor's. (09712)
ADDINGTON, Maud Florence, O.B.E. b. 25, Feb. 1863 ;
d. of the late Major the Hon. L. A. Addington, of Ratclyffe,
Devon (see BURKE'S Peerage, Sidmouth V.). Educ. : At home.
War Work : Chief of the Lady Staff on M.S. 3 Cas. War Office,
under Major H.Stanton, M.V.O., from 14 Sept. 1915, to 30 Aug.
1919. Club : Forum. (09874)
ADDIS, Frederick Henry, O.B.E., V.D., A.M.Inst.C.E ,
6.24 Feb. 1862; s. of the late H. B. Addis; m. Elsie d. of
G. F. Cumberland, of Selby. Educ. Dollar Academy and
King's CoU., London. Locomotive and Carriage Supt.,
Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Rly., Metre Gauge Section,
India (retired). War Work : Engaged in manufacture
and supply of armoured trains, munitions, and rolling stock
for Mesopotamia and East Africa ; mentioned in despatches.
Address : 21, Wellington Road, Bridlington, Yorks. Club :
Royal Societies'. (O4008)
ADDISCOTT, William James, M.B.E.
ADDISCOTT, Elizabeth Mary, M.B.E. (M10244a)
ADDISON, Guy Frederick, M.B.E., b. 5 Nov. 1885 ;
s. of George Thomas Addison, of Halifax ; m. Elsie Annie,
d. of Alfred Duce, of Dudley. Educ. : Halifax. Works
Manager, A. Harper, Sons and Bean, Ltd., Waddam's Pool
Works, Dudley, Worcestershire. War Work : Mass Produc
tion of Munitions of War (practice shot, Shrapnel shell, high
explosive sheU and 60 pdr. B.L. guns). (M7185)
ADDISON, Joseph Bartlett, M.B.E.
ADDISON, Capt. Lancelot Mark, M.B.E., A.I.F..
ADDISON, Stanley, M.B.E. (M10266)
ADDISON, Major Sydney Wentworth, O.B.E., R.A.F.
ADDY, Lieut. Ernest, M.B.E., R.N., b. 15 May, 1869 ;
s. of George Addy, of Shelley, Huddersfleld ; m. Catherine,
d. of Charles Howard, of Southsea. War Work : Served
during the war in H.M. Gunnery School " Excellent," Ports
mouth, and at the Admiralty in Director of Naval Ordnance's
Department. Address : 56, KenUworth Avenue, Wimbledon
Park, S.W. 19. (M1325)
ADEANE, Jean Henrietta, O.B.E., d. of Henry John
Adeane, of Babraham, Cambridge, M.P. for Cambs., and Hon.
Maud Adeane, d. of 1st Lord Stanley of Alderley. War
Work : Commandant, Stanley Hospital for Sailors and Soldiers,
Holyhead ; President, Free Buffet for Soldiers and Sailors,
Holyhead. Addresses : Plas Llanfawr, Holyhead ; Lennox
Lodge, London, S.W. (09875)
ADEY, Lieut.-Col. John Kellerman, O.B.E.
ADKIN, Paymaster-Lieut. Guy Tempest, M.B.E., R.N.R.
ADKIN, Rev. Walter Kenrick Knight, O.B.E., B.A., R.N.
ADKINS, Lieut. George, M.B.E.
ADKINS, Capt. WUUam John, M.B.E., 6. 17 Dec. 1865;
s. of Colour-Sergt. James Adkins, of late 28th Regt. of Foot ;
m. Minnie, d. of Hovel HU1, of PrickwUlow, Ely, Cambs.
Educ. : Army Schools. Served in S.A. War (Queen's Medal) ;
King George V. Coronation, Long Service and Good Conduct
Medals. War Work : Embodied with 6th Gloucester Regt.,
Aug. 1914 (Qr.-Mstr.) ; France March, 1915, to Aug. 1917 ;
transferred to R.A.F. April, 1918 ; DemobUised from R.A.F ,
Jan. 1920 ; mentioned in despatches, F.M. Haig (Gazette
1 Jan. 1917). Addresses: 16, The Paragon, Bath; 42, Shake
speare Cresent, Manor Park, E. (M5904)
ADLER, Capt. Herbert Marcus, M.B.E., M.A., LL.M.,
b. 16 Jan. 1876 ; s. of Marcus N. Adler, M.A., of London.
Educ. : City of London School, and St. John's Coll. Cambridge.
Barrister-at-Iaw. War Work : Adjutant M.T. Training Depot,
R.A.S.C, Osterley Park. Address : 5, Abercorn Place, N.W. 8.
(M5025)
AFFLECK, Florence Bessie, M.B.E.,,. 25 Mar. 1879 ; d. of
John Murray Affleck, of High Wycombe. Educ.: Ellerker
College. War Work : Commandant of V.A.D. Bucks. 52 ; part
organiser of Wycombe V.A.D. Hospital, and afterwards re
sponsible for the catering. Address : Priory Avenue, High
Wycombe. (M70)
AGABEG, Col. Frank Joseph, O.B.E,
AGLEN, Sir Francis Arthur, K.B.E., b. 17 Oct. 1869 ; s.
of the late Ven. A. S. Aglen ; m. Senga Marion, d. of Prof.
Bayley Balfour. Edue. : Marlborough. Inspector-General
Maritime Customs, China, since 1911 ; joined the Customs,
1888 ; Deputy Commissioner, 1896 ; Commissioner, Tientsin
1897 ; Nanking, 1899-1900, 1901-3 ; Shanghai, 1900-1 ;
Chief Secretary Inspectorate-General, Peking, 1903-4 ; Com
missioner, Hankow, 1906 ; Deputy Inspector-General, 1910 ;
Officiating Inspector-General, 1910-11 ; Civil rank, 2nd Class,
with Imperial Order ; Double Dragon, 2nd Division, 2nd
Class ; Order of the China Ho, First Class. Address : In
spectorate-General of Customs, Peking, China. Club : Royal
Societies'. (K48)
AGLIONBY, Rosa Frances, M.B.E. ; d. of Rev. Dr. Aglionby,
Vicar of Newbold Pacey, Warwick. War Work : Under
British Red Cross Society. Address : Newbold Pacey Vicarage,
Warwick. Club : Lyceum. (M7186)
AGNEW, Capt. Andrew, M.B.E.
AGNEW, Andrew, C.B.E., .. 28 Feb. 1882 ; s. of Andrew
Agnew, of Greenock ; m. BeUe, d. of James McClymont, of
Girvan. Educ. : Greenock. Member Legislative Council,
Straits Settlements (ret.) ; Justice of the Peace. War Work :
Chairman Mesopotamian Riv»r Craft Committee, Singapore ;
Member Straits Settlements Food Control and Shipping Com
mittees ; Commandant Singapore Civil Guard. Address : St .
Helens Court, Great St. Helens, E.C. (C384) 24

AGNEW, Charles Morland, O.B.E., M.A., b. 14 Dec. 1856;
s. of Sir WiUiam Agnew, of Manchester and London (see BURKE'S
Peerage) ; m. Evelyn Mary, d. of William Nayler, of Paddington.
Educ. : Rugby School, and Trinity College, Cambridge. War
Work : Red Cross Society, missing and wounded department.
Addresses : Durrants, Croxley Green, Herts. ; 9, Cavendish
Square, W. Clubs : Reform ; Farmers' ; Lord's. (O1042)
AGNEW, Sir Patrick Dalreagle, K.B.E., Knight of Grace of
the Order of St. John, b. 26 AprU, 1868 ; s. of WiUiam Henry
Agnew, of Victoria, Australia ; m. Elizabeth Frances Seaton,
d. of Lt.-Col. C. F. Massy, of Grantstown, Tipperary. Educ.:
Bedford Grammar School; BaUiol College, Oxford. Joined
Indian CivU Service in 1889 ; Assistant Commissioner in
Panjab till 1898 ; Deputy Commissioner, 1898 ; Divisional
Judge, 1910 : Officiating Judge, Chief Court, 1913 ; retired 1914,
War Work : Hon. Sec. Indian Soldiers Fund, 1914-16 ; Manag
ing Director and Vice-Chairman Central Prisoners of War
Committee, 1916-19. Address : 8, Northmooi Road, Oxford.
Club : East India United Service. (K339)
AGNEW, Capt. Samuel Montagu, O.B.E., R.N., b. 22 Feb.
1867 ; s. of Capt. John de Courcy Agnew, R.N. Club : Naval
and Military. (O1043)
AHERN, Major Michael David, O.B.E., R.A.M.C
AHERN, Lieut.-Comm. Michael John, O.B,E., R.N.
AHERNE, Major Denis, O.B.E., R.H.A.
AIKMAN, Andrew, M.B.E.
AINLEY, Lieut.-Col. Richard, O.B.E.
AINSCOUGH, Thomas Martland, O.B.E., M.Com., F.R.G.S.,
b. 12 Aug. 1886 ; s. of J. M. Ainscough, J.P., of Lindley Mount,
Parbold, Lanes. ; m. Mabel, 3rd d. of Wm. Lincolne, of Ely,
Cambs. Educ. : Manchester Grammar School and Manchester
Univ. His Majesty's Senior Trade Commissioner in India and
Ceylon ; travelled widely in China and Eastern Tibet ; Special
Commissioner of the Board of Trade in China, 1914-15 ; Secre
tary of the Board of Trade TextUes Comm., 1916-17 ; Secretary
ofthe Empire Cotton Growing Committee, 1917 ; proceeded to
India to take up appointment as H.M. Senior Trade Com
missioner in India and Ceylon, 1918 ; Expert Assistant attached
to the Commission for the Revision of the Persian Tariff, 1920,
Clubs : Royal Societies' ; Bengal, Calcutta. (O80)
AINSLIE, Lieut. Eustace Montagu Lafone, M.B.E. R.A.F.
AINSWORTH, Ina Cameron, Mrs., M.B.E., b. 6 Nov.
1876 ; d. of John Scott ; m. John, s. of John Dawson Ainsworth,
of Manchester. War Work : Continuous services on behalf of
the East African Expeditionary Force. Address : 18, Maple
Avenue, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester. (M6407)
AINSWORTH, Col. John, C.M.G., C.B.E., D.S.O., b. 16
June, 1864 ; s. of John Dawson Ainsworth, of Manchester ;
m. Ina Cameron, d. of the late John Scott. Edue. : Privately.
H.M. Vice-Consul, E.A.P., 1896-1902 ; Provincial Commissioner
E.A.P. 1895-1917 ; MUitary Commissioner for Labour East
Africa Expeditionary Force, with rank of Colonel, 1917-18;
Chief Native Commissioner E.A.P. from 1918 ; Member of
Executive and Legislative CouncUs, E.A.P. War Work :
Recruitment of natives for the King's African Rifles and as
carriers for the E.A. Expeditionary Force. Address : Chorlton-
cum-Hardy, Manchester. (C2013)
AINSWORTH, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam John, C.B.E., D.S.O.,
b. 1873 ; s. of late Capt. WilUam Ainsworth (formerly 53rd
and 106th L.I.), of Spotland, Rochdale, Lancashire, and
Trentham House, Twickenham Park, Middlesex. Entered
Durham L.I. 1893; Capt. 1901, Major, 1914; Brevet Lieut.-
Col. 1917 ; served in S. Africa, 1899-1900 (despatches) ;
Staff Officer, 1911; D.A.A.G. 1914; A.A.G. 1916; has
4th class Serbian Order of the White Eagle. Club : Junior
Lmted Service. (C779)
AIREY, Lieut-Col. Harold Morris, C.B.E. ; Hon. Lieut.-
Col. R.M. War Services : with Wireless Telegraphv during
Great War. (C2351)
AIREY Major Rowland Montagu, O.B.E., M.C, b.
7 Jan. 1884 ; s. of Major Airey, late 24th Regt. Edue. : St.
Paul s School, and R.M. College, Camberley. War Work :
D.A.A.M.G. 37th Division July, 1915 to July, 1917 ; D.A.D.P.
War Office July, Oct. 1917 to Jan. 1920. Address : C/o
Sir C R McGngor, Bart., & Co., 39, Panton Street, S.W.
a /i. Junior United Service ; Marlborough. (O4306)
n AIRLIE, Mabell Frances EUzabeth, Coun.ess Dowager of,
G.B.E 6. 10 March, 1866 ; d. of the Earl of Arran, of Castle
bore, Ireland (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. David.Earl of Airlie, late
Lt.-Col. 12th i Royal Lancers, kiUed at Diamond HiU, Pretoria,
t„ rw_V. I?00 (se«BD*KE'.E [Peerage). Lady of the Bedchamber
TTnSn^w??^ ' V'£e ^J?.6?*' £™y Nursing Board ; President
Oastfe AivthBTSh' ^otAtls£ K?? ?oss- Addresses: AirUe
ai%r4iyichAx?'?- ; 56. Ashley Gardens, S.W. (D.G.29)
AITCHISON, Agnes Mary, M.B.E. *
AITCHISON, George, M.B.E CC b 9 Tan issq • <, rt
William Aitchison, of BriWy HiU,' Hawick,- liff^lLjSitf
i.01 c;,f Hough, J.P., of White Craggs, Ambleside
War'Wo^T^01^- bounty Councillor foTweftmorland:
WffidSre. ^ Ma]OT R-A-S-°- AMress: ¦*»"*<}$&
^,™S' Committee, Berwickshire. Club : Queen's (Edin-
(M7188)

burgh).

BIOGEAPHIES.

Aldworth

AITKEN, Major AUan Beacon, O.B.E., M.C
AITKEN, Andrew, M.B.E., J.P., CC ; s. of the late
Andrew Blair Aitken, of Carsehead, Dairy, Ayrshire ; m.
Annie Barclay Hogarth, d. of the late John Hogarth, Provost
of Ardrossan. Educ. : Royal Academy, Irvine, and High
School, Glasgow. Woollen Manufacturer. Member of County
Council of Ayrshire, and Convener of Northern District Com
mittee of County CouncU, also member of Northern District
Licensing Court from the time of its inception ; Chairman of
Dairy Gas-Light Coy., Ltd., Dairy, Ayrshire. War Work :
Member of County Local Tribunal during all the time of its
existence. Chairman of Dairy Parish Council from 1895 to 1915
when war work claimed more attention, therefore resigned
that office. Address : One Ash, Dairy, Ayrshire. Club :
Scottish Constitutional (Glasgow). (M1328)
AITKEN, Constance Margaret, M.B.E., b. 17 Dec. 1890 ;
d. of late Andrew Aitken, of Spalding, Lincolnshire. Educ. :
Privately. Divisional Superintendent, Ministry of Pensions.
War Work: 4 years in the Ministry of Pensions engaged
on duties connected with the award and payment of dlsabUity
pensions to soldiers invalided in the Great War. Address :
Royal Hospital, Chelsea, S.W. 3. (M7189)
AITKEN, David Jeffrey, O.B.E.
AITKEN, James Herbert, O.B.E
AITKEN, Jean Reid, M.B.E., b. SO Jan. 1895 ; d. of Alex.
Aitken, of Stranraer. Edue. : Stranraer High School and
Glasgow and West of Scotland CoUege of Domestic Science.
Staff Mistress of Cookery in the Training School for Teachers
of Domestic Science, Preston. War Work : Head and Organ
ising Cook at Hinton St. George Flax Camp, Somerset, in
summer of 1918. Address: Bowie Cottage, Stranraer. (M3484)
AITKEN, Major John Christie, M.B.E.
AITKEN, John Malcolm, M.B.E., J.P., F.H. A.S., b . 24 Feb.
1855 ; s. of the late Mark Aitken, of Oaklands, Crieff, N.B. ;
m. Isobella WUson, d. of the late WilUam Macindoe, M.D., of
Lockerbie. Educ. : Crieff, and Edinburgh. Estate Agent to
Sir Robert W. Buchanan-Jardine, Bart., CastlemUk ; is a
Member of Dumfriesshire County Council ; chairman of the
County PubUc Health Committee, also of Lockerbie District
Committee, and of other PubUc Bodies. War Work : acted
as first Town Manager of the Townships at H.M. Factory,
Gretna, the duties of which office included the setting up of
the numerous services connected with the communal life of
the Townships; assisted with recruiting, served on the
Dumfriesshire Local Tribunal, and was Chairman of the
Lockerbie District Food Production Committee. Address :
Norwood, Lockerbie, N.B. Clubs : Dumfries and GaUoway
County ; Scottish Conservative. (M7190)
AITKEN, Robert Young, O.B.E., M.D., F.R.C.S., J.P. •
Educ. : Glasgow University. Surgeon, Blackburn Royal
Infirmary. War Work : Medical Officer in charge, EUerslie
AuxUiary Hospital, Blackburn ; Operating Surgeon, Queen
Mary's MUitary Hospital, WhaUey. Address : Oakfield,
Blackburn. (04346)
AITKENHEAD, WUUam, M.B.E.
AITKIN, Major James Alexander HamUton, O.B.E.,
M.B., R.A.M C. (T.F.).
AITON, John Arthur, C.B.E., b. 1864 ; s. of John Aiton ;
m. 1895, AdrianaW. Stoop of Dordrecht, HoUand. Mechanical
Engineer, and Chm. Derbyshire Munitions Committee ; Ad
dress : Duffield Park, Derby. Clubs : St. Stephen's ;
Derbyshire. (C85)
AKERMAN, Conrad, M.B.E., M.B.
AKERMAN, Lieut. John Camille, C.B.E.
AKERS, Charles Wrightson, M.B.E.
AKERS, Capt. Wilfred Stuart, O.B.E.
AKHURST, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WilUam Harry, M.B.E.
ALABASTER, Chaloner GrenvUle, O.B.E., b. 24 July,
1880; s. of the late Sir Chaloner Alabaster K.C.M.G. ; m.
Mabel Winifred Mary, <_. of Col. E. P. Mainwaring, of 39th
Garwahl Rifles. JZduc. : Tonbridge. Barrister-at-Law (Inner
Temple), 1904; Acting Attorney- General, Hongkong. 1911,
1912;- Member of Legislative Council, Hongkong 1911, 1912,
1919; Deputy Censor of Cables, Hongkong, 1914-17. Ad
dress: Cheung Chow, Hongkong. Clubs: Thatched House;
Hongkong; Peak. (0981)
ALBAN, Arthur David, O.B.E., 6. 12 March, 1862 ; s. of
the late Major Thomas Clifton Alban, Bombay Staff Corps ;
m. AmeUa Anna, ¦ d. of the late Alexander Fritsch. Educ. :
Cheltenham CoUege. H.M. Consul- General at Alexandria,
Egypt. War Work : H.M. Consul in Cairo during the war.
(O2130)
ALBANY, Capt. Sidney Charles, M.B.E.
ALBRECHT, Major Vaudrey Adolph, O.B.E., M.C.
ALBRIGHT, George Stacey, C.B.E., M.A., J.P.,6. 15'June,
1855 ; s. of Arthur Albright, of Mariemont, Edgbaston ; m.
Isabella Margaret, d. of Smith Harrison, of Southwoodford,
Essex. Educ. : Tottenham ; Trinity College, Cambridge.
County Alderman, Worcestershire. War Work : Panel of
Munitions Inventions Department, Nitrogen Products Com
mittee ; Airships Committee of Board of Invention and
Research. Address : Bromsberrow Place, Ledbury. Club :
New University. (C2410)
ALCIDE, Capt. Edward Augustus, M.B.E., b. June, 1869,
Shipmaster, commanding S.S. " Inkula." War Work : In
spector of Civil Police Force, Ruhleten Camp, 1915-18. Address :
34, Alexandra Road, Gt. Crosby, Lanes. (M7192)
ALCOCK, Lieut. Charles WiUiam, M.B.E.

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ALCOCK, Edgar, M.B.E.
ALCOCK, Commander Reginald, C.B.E., F.R.C.S. (Edin.
1910), J.P., b. 1868; s. of John Alcock, J.P., of Portland
House, Burslem ; m. EUzabeth Colebrooke, d. of Rev. James
Cowan, of Crawfordjohn. Educ. : Victoria Univ., Manchester.
Justice of the Peace for the Borough of Stoke-on-Trent (1920) ;
Senior Honorary Surgeon North Staffordshire Innrmary-
Hartshill, Stoke-on-Trent. War Work : Senior Surgeon, Stoke,
on-Trent War Hospital. Address : Chatterley Hoiise, Hanley,
Staffordshire. (C1150)
ALCOCK, Violet May, M.B.E., b. 14 May, 1878 ; d. of
C. W. Alcock, late Secretary of the Surrey County Cricket
Club. Educ. : Privately in England and Germany. Formerly
Assistant Editor of the " Girl's Realm " ; Secretary to the
Lyceum Club Bureau ; Employed on Royal Commission on
the Income Tax, now by Inland Revenue ; Contributed to
" DaUy Mall," " Pall Mall Gazette," " Lady's Realm," etc.,
etc. War Work : Junior Administrative Assistant in the
War Trade Department. Address : Hazelwood, Richmond,
Surrey. (M1329)
ALCORN, Alexander, O.B.E.
ALDAM, Sarah JuUa WARDE-,Mrs., M.B.E., A.R.R.C ;
d. of Rev. William Warde, of Hooton Pagnell Hall, Yorks. ;
m. WUliam Wright, J. P., D.L. (who assumed the additional
surname of Warde by Royal licence, 1878), s. of William
Aldam, of Frickley Hall. Educ. : At home and in Isle of
Wight. Landowner and Lady of the Manor of Hooton Pagnell.
War Work : Equipped her house at Hooton Pagnell as an
AuxUiary MUitary Hospital (100 beds) and was the Commandant
and General Administrator from its acceptance in Aug. 1914,
until AprU, 1919 ; President of Hooton Pagnell District War
Savings Association ; President of the S. Yorks Branch of the
West Riding Women's Agricultural Committee; also inaugurated
and managed three War Working Parties at Hooton Pagnell,
Clayton, and South Elmsall. Address : Hooton Pagnell Hall,
Doncaster, Yorks. Club : Albemarle. (M1330)
ALDEN, Lieut. Arthur Rhodes, M.B.E., b. 22 Dec. 1894 ;
s. of Leonard H. Alden, of Eastwyke, Oxford. Edue. : King's
Grammar School, Warwick, and High School, Oxford. Civil
Servant. War Work: Inns of Court O.T.C, June, to Dec.
1915 ; with 1/11 London Regt. in Egypt and Palestine, Jan.
1916 to Oct. 1917 ; classified unfit, Bl, Oct. 1917, and attached
Graves Registration Unit, E.E.F. ; appointed to command
MobUe section, G.R.U., E.E.F., Jan. 1919. Address : East
wyke, Abingdon Rd., Oxford. (M4666)
ALDER, George, M.B.E.
ALDER, Wilfred, O.B.E.
ALDERMAN, Col. Robert, CLE., O.B.E., Indian Army
Reserve of Officers; served in Mesopotamia, 1917-18 (de
spatches; CLE.). (06566)
ALDERSON, Lieut. James Richard, O.B.E., R.A.S.C
ALDERSON, Major William Frederick, O.B.E.
ALDHAM, Lieut. Michael Seymour, O.B.E., R.A.S.C,
(M.T.) ALDINGTON, Lieut.-Col. Charles, C.B.E., b. 20 Dec. 1862;
s. of John Aldington, of Tanworth, Warwickshire ; m. Rosina,
d. of Richard Thomas, of Mullion, Cornwall. Educ. : Packwood
School. Lieut.-Col. R.E. (Engineer and RaUway Staff Corps) ;
General Manager of Great Western Railway. War Work :
Railway Transport arrangements as Superintendent of the
Line, Great Western Railway. Address : 53, Eastbourne
Terrace, Hyde Park, W. Club : Constitutional. (C86)
ALDIS, Arthur Cyril Webb, M.B.E.
ALDOM, Major Herbert Raymond Salisbury, M.B.E.
(MU.), b. 28 Dec. 1883 ; s. of H. C Aldom, of Eastbourne.
Edue. : Privately. Secretary, Warrenpoint Shipbuilding
and Engineering Co. Ltd. War Work : Sub-Inspector, West
minster Special Constabulary, 1914 ; Recruiting Staff, St.
Pancras, 1916 ; Chief Registration Officer, 7th R.D.R.A.,
1917 ; Asst. to Colonel in charge of Records, Hounslow, 1918-20.
Clubs : Sports ; Royal AutomobUe. (M6591)
ALDRIDGE, AUen Garnies, O.B.E., J.P.
ALDRIDGE, Ernest Charles, M.B.E.
ALDRIDGE, Lieut.-Col. Evelyn, O.B.E.
ALDRIDGE, Samuel Kendrick, O.B.E., F.L.A.A., 6.
13 Jan. 1873 ; s. of Samuel Aldridge, of Birmingham ; m.
Rose, d. of Thomas Briant, of Tring, Herts. Educ. : Haber
dashers' Company's School, London. Examiner in Exchequer
and Audit Dept., London 1892-1912. War Work : Accountant
in Employment Dept., Ministry of Labour, 1912-16 ; Chief
Accountant, Ministry of Food. 1916 ; Finance member of
National Kitchens Committee 1917 ; Member of Finance
Sub-Committee of War Cabinet Committee on Industrial
Unrest, 1919-20. Address : 17, St. James' Avenue, London,
N.W. 2. (09878)
ALDRIDGE, WUUam Frederick, M.B.E., b. 25 Sept.
1872 ; s. of Richard Paul Aldridge, of Melbourne, Australia ;
m. Ethel May, d. of Louis Henry Marks, of Maida Vale, London,
W. Educ. : Various Secondary Schools. War Work : Super
vising Clerk, War Office. Address : Clifton House, Kilburn
Square, N.W. 6. Club: Paddington Conservative. (M1333)
ALDWORTH, Dorothea Anne Harvey, Mrs., M.B.E. ;
d. of the late Richard William Drew, of Bletchingley House,
Surrey ; m. John Richard Oliver Aldworth, British Resident,
Negri Sembilan, F.M.S., s. of the late Colonel Robert Aldworth,
J.P. of Co. Cork, War Work : Worked on behalf of British
and Allied War Charities in the Federated Malay States.
Addresses : British Residency, Seremban, Federated Malay
States ; Claremont, Dorking, Surrey. Club : Forum. (M6408)

Aldworth

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

ALDWORTH, Capt. Thomas Preston, D.S.O., O.B.E.
ALEXANDER, Alfred, M.B.E., b. 14 Feb. 1858 ; *. of
WUliam Alexander, of Aldeburgh, Suffolk ; m. Catherine Mary,
d. of Henry Spindler, of Thorpeness, Suffolk. Educ. : Aldeburgh
National School. Fisherman and ex-Coxswain of Thorpeness
Lifeboat. War Work: Coast Watcher (4 years). Address:
Alexandra House, Thorpeness, nr. Leiston, Suffolk. (M6097)
ALEXANDER, Capt. Arnold, M.B.E. ; 1/4 Border Regt.
(T.F.) attd. M.W.S., I. A. (M10213)
ALEXANDER, Major Arthur Charles Bridgeman, O.B.E.,
b. 23 May, 1873 ; s. of Arthur Harvey Alexander, late of
Hazelwood, Dufftown, Banffshire ; m. Amy Louise, d. of
WUliam Bowland Faulkner, late of Westergate House, King
ston-on-Thames. Educ. : Royal Naval Academy, Gosport,
Bedford, and R.M.C Sandhurst. Gazetted Seaforth High
landers, May, 1893 ; Promoted Captain, Nov. 1899 ; Invalided
and retired on pension, 1912. War Work : Served with 3rd
Bn. Dorsetshire Regt. May, 1915, to Nov. 1915 ; appointed
General Staff Officer, Bermuda Command, Nov. 1915, and
gazetted Major, Reserve of Officers, Seaforth Highlanders ;
replaced on Retired List, June, 1919, on return from Bermuda ;
received the thanks of the Army Council for "the valuable
services rendered during the war." Club : Army and Navy.
(06832)
ALEXANDER, Brig.-Gen. Charles Henry, C.B.E., R.A.
(retired), b. 2 June, 1856 ; s. of John Alexander, of Milford,
Carlow ; m. Isabel Annie, d. of the late Sir CampbeU Ross,
K.C.B. Educ. : Uppingham ; R.M.A., Woolwich. Served
in Royal ArtiUery, 1876-1908 ; Colonel, 1908. War Work :
Rejoined from retired list, in Great War, 10 Oct. 1914 ; formed
21st Divisional ArtiUery and commanded it with rank of
Brig.-Gen. until after the battle of Loos, 1915 ; subsequently
commanded 69th Divisional ArtiUery, No. 6 Reserve Brigade,
R.F.A. (T.), and No. 5 C. Reserve Brigade, R.F.A. ; mentioned
in despatches for valuable services during the war ; Brig-
General, 1918. Address : 96, Bouverie Road, Folkestone.
Club : Royal Automobile. (C797)
ALEXANDER, Donald Clark, M.B.E.
ALEXANDER, Edith Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E.
ALEXANDER, Eleanor Jane, M.B.E., A.R.R.C, Lady of
Grace of St. John of Jerusalem ; d. of William Alexander,
Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of all Ireland. War Work :
Commandant of Auxiliary Military Hospital and served on
County Committees of the Order of St. John and B.R.CS.
Address : Hampton Court Palace. (M7197)
ALEXANDER, Frederick, O.B.E., b. 1878 ; s. of Robert
Alexander, of Liverpool. Educ. : Cheltenham College. War
Work: British Red Cross, France and Italy. Address:
Ogbeare Hall. Holsworthy, Devon. (01046)
ALEXANDER, George Edward, O.B.E.
ALEXANDER, George Hamilton, M.B.E. Chief Boat
swain, R.N.
ALEXANDER, Major (T. Lieut.-Col.) Heber Maitland,
D.S.O., O.B.E., 6. 1 Feb. 1881 ; s. of Major C. A. Alexander, of
Ugley, Essex ; in. 1st Mary Brenda (d. 1914), d. of late J. H. B'
Walch, of Tasmania, 2nd, Violet Lilian (widow of Major
H. M. Hogg, 32nd Lancers, Indian Army), d. of Lieut.-Col.
S. L. ApUn, C.S.I., late Burmah Commission. Educ. : Clifton
College and R.M.C. Sandhurst. Indian Army. War Work :
In command of 9th Mule Corps, Indian Army, France, Sept.
1914, to April, 1915, with Lahore Div. ; Gallipoli, April to No v.
1915, with Australian and New Zealand Army Corps ; present
at first landing in Gallipoli and at battle of Suvla Bay
(despatches). Clubs : Naval and MUitary ; Junior Naval
and MUitary. (08427)
ALEXANDER, Capt. James Ulick Francis Canning, O.B.E.
ALEXANDER, James Young, O.B.E., 6. 1868. Educ. :
Dumfries Academy. Director of Alexander Cross and Sons,
Ltd., Glasgow. War Work : Supervisor of Feeding Stuffs for
Scotland. Address : 19, Hope Street, Glasgow. Clubs :
Conservative ; S.A.C (O9880)
ALEXANDER, Col. John Donald, C.B.E., D.S.O.. b.
11 April, 1867 ; s. of Very Rev. John Alexander, Dean of Ferns ;
m. Geoigina Eleanor, d. of Alexander Going, of Altavila.
Educ. : St. Columba College, and Trinity College, Dublin.
Lieutenant in the R.A.M.C. 30 Jan. 1892, and was promoted
Captain 3 years later ; took part in the Tirah Campaign
1897-98 (twice mentioned in despatches) ; also in the South
African War of 1899-1902 (three times mentioned in de
spatches); was promoted Major in 1906, Lieut.-Colonel in
1914, and Colonel in 1917. War Work : Served during the
Great War from October, 1914, till the termination of hostilities
in France and Flanders (four times mentioned in despatches,
D.S.O., C.B.E.) (C1214
ALEXANDER, John William, b. of July, 186± : s. of
R. L. Alexander, of New Southgate ; m. Annie, d. cf Charles
Ferry, of Dalston. Educ. : Privately. Merchant. War Work •
Founder of Voluntary War Hospital Supplies Depot, Southend-
on-Sea ; Hon. General Secretary, V.A.D. Transport and Hospital
Work. Address : Arima, Ailsa Road, WestcUff-on-Sea,
Essex. (M17981
ALEXANDER, Juliet, Mrs., M.B.E.
ALEXANDER, Margaret Katharine Hon. Mrs. Walter,
M.B.E. (see Burke's Peerage, Verulam E. and Caledon E.)
ALEXANDER, Major Kay, O.B.E.
ALEXANDER, Major Robert Donald Thain, O.B.E-
D.S.O. Capt. and Acting Major, London Regt. War Services ¦
Mesopotamia, 1915-18 (despatches). (04188)

ALEXANDER, Rose, Mrs., O.B.E., b. 10 Dec. 1883;
d. of Major H. G. Newcorae, of Aldershot Manor ; m. Brig.-
Gen. E. W. Alexander, V.C, C.B., C.M.G., s. of Robert Alexander
of Liverpool. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Chairman and
Hon. Organiser, Aldershot War Hospital Supply Depot.
and Hon. Sec. Ladies Central Committee, Aldershot Command.
Address : HorsweU House, Kingsbridge, S. Devon. Club :
Ladies' Empire. (09881)
ALEXANDER, Samuel Grant, M.B.E., L.R.I.B.A., F.F.S.,
J.P., Architect, m. Sara Margarete Heydon, d. of Kenneth
Mackenzie, of Cape Town, S.A. Educ. : Privately and Rain-
ing's College. War Work : Hon. County Secretary for Inver
ness-shire Branch British Red Cross Society ; Hon. Sec. Leys
Castle AuxUiary Red Cross, Hospital ; Hon. Sec. Q.M.M.G.
Surgical Branch, Highland War Hospital Supply Depot.
Address : WUlow Bank, Inverness. Clubs : Highland (Inver
ness) ; Chelsea Arts. (M1334)
ALEXANDER, Stanley Walter, M.B.E.
ALEXANDER, Brig.-Gen. Sir William, K.B.E., C.B.,
C.M.G., D.S.O. , b. 4 May, 1874 ; s. of Thomas Alexander, of
Brentham Park, Stirling ; m. Beatrice Evelyn, d. of the late J ohn
Ritchie, of Bingham, Parramatta. Educ : Kelvinside Academy,
Glasgow University, and Gottingen. Managing Director of
Messrs Charles Tennant & Company, Ltd., Glasgow. War
Work : France, 1914-16 ; Director of Administration, National
Explosives Factories ; ControUer of Aircraft Supply and
Production, Ministry of Munitions, 1917-18 ; Director-General
of Purchases, Ministry of Munitions (Supply), 1918-19 ; Member
of Air Council, 1918-19. Address : 4, Whitehall Court, S.W. 1.
Clubs : Junior Army and Navy ; Royal Air Force ; Conser
vative, Glasgow ; Ranelagh. (K340)
ALEXANDRE, Capt. Philip George, O.B.E. (MU.), b
2 Feb. 1884 ; s. of Philip Luce Alexandre, of Jersey, Channel
Islands : m. Mary Elizabeth, d. of Joseph Gartside, of Smithy
Bridge, Rochdale. Lanes. Edue. : Leeds High School. De
partmental Manager for the Eagle, Star and British Dominions
Insurance Co., Ltd. War Work : 11th Yorkshire Regt., 1915 ;
in France with 10th Batt. Yorkshire Regiment, Somme, Arras,
Cambrai, etc., 1916-17 ; Chief British Signalling Instructor to
American Expeditionary Forces in France and Germany,
1918-19 ; mentioned in Marshal Haig's 1918 despatches.
Address : Clareville, Pool, near Leeds. Club : Services
(Sheffield). (04944)
ALFORD, Rev. Canon Josiah George, C.B .E.,M.A. (Camb.),
V.D., T.D. ; 6. 1 Jan, 1847 ; s. of the late Chas. Richard
Alford, D.D., Bishop of Victoria ; m. Catherine Mary, d. of
the late Colonel J. T. Leslie, C.B. Educ. : King's CoUege,
London ; and Corpus Christi CoUege, Cambridge. Canon
Residentiary of Bristol ; Chaplain (1st Class) Territorial Force ;
Hon. Chaplain to the Bishop of Bristol. War Work : Mobilised
1914-19 ; attached to R.A.M.C. (T) ; Senior Chaplain Bristol
and District, 1915 ; and Gloucestershire, Somerset and North
WUts, 1917 ; afterwards of No 2 Area, Southern Command.
Addresses: 0, Richmond Hill, Clifton, Bristol; Park
Cottage, Cleeve, N. Somerset. Club: Life member Royal
United Service Institution. ( C1445)
ALFORD, Capt. Sydney Ernest, O.B.E., M.C, b. 29 March,
1892 ; s. of Rev. S. F. Alford, M.A., of Clifton, Bristol. Educ. :
Dean Close School, Cheltenham. Schoolmaster. War Work :
Served as Subaltern, Battery Commander, and Adjutant in
14th Army Brigade, R.F.A. in France and Belgium from March,
1915, to April, 1919 ; thrice mentioned in despatches. Address:
Rose HU1 School, Banstead, Surrey ; 6, The Fosseway, Clifton
Bristol. (04945)
ALING, Gerrit, M.B.E. Censor, Cape Town. (M10256/)
ALISON, Charles Hugh, M.B.E.
ALKIN. Richard Ley, O.B.E., M.I.E.E., 6. 23 Aug. 1878 ;
s. of Richard Alkin, of Hartshill, Atherstone ; m. Annie
Maude, d. of Capt. H. FrankUn, of Hounslow. Educ. : Leeds
University. Chief Representative, English Electric Co., Ltd.,
China. Address : Shanghai, China. (04946)
ALLAN, Lieut.-Col. Bryce, O.B.E., T.D., J.P., 6. 2 June,
1871; s. of Alexander Allan, of Aros House, Tobermory;
m. HUda Mary, d. of the late J. H. Allan, of Shrawley Wood
House, Worcester. Educ. : Fettes CoU., Edinburgh, and St.
John's Coll., Oxford. J.P. for Argyllshire ; Farming and Estate
Management ; Sea Scout Commissioner for Scotland. War
Work : Capt. Argyll Mountain Battery, 4th High. Mtd. Bde.,
R.G.A., 1914; Major Commanding, Ross Mountain Battery,
July, 1914 ; took part in landing in Gallipoli on 26 AprU with
29th Division ; went to France in command C Batty.
317th Bde., July, 1916 ; seconded with regular Army and
given command of 6th D.A.C, which eventually went to the
Rhine Area, Nov. 1919 ; mentioned in despatches, Nov. 1918 ;
French Croix de Guerre, Feb. 1919 ; Territorial Decoration,
}S.\°-, Address: Lindhu, Tobermory, Argyll. Club : New
(Edinburgh). ' (04948)
ALLAN, Evelyn Julia, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of Fielding Nalder,
Barrister-at-Law, of Lincoln's Inn ; m. Charles Edward, s. of
Francis StaUan Allan, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Privately.
war Work : Hon. Secretary and Asst.-County Director and
Organiser of British Red Cross work in Borough of Chelsea ;
raised 6 Voluntary Aid Detachments (between 800 and 900
members) ; formed, and was Chairman of, Chelsea Red Cross
Workrooms and Depot ; assisted Serbian Red Cross Soe. of
Gt. Britain. Address : Layham House, near Hadleigh, Suffolk.

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ALLAN, George Macdonald, M.B.E., b. 22 Dec. 1863;
. of Capt. George Arthur Allan, late of 1st West India Regt. ;

BIOGEAPHIES.

Allen

m. Isabella Menzies, d. of John Whigham, of Hawkhurst.
Educ. : DubUn. Shipping Agent. U'ar Work : At the Ad
miralty and Ministry of Shipping. Address : 155, Camden
Road, London, N.W. 1. (M77)
ALLAN, Herbert WilUam, O.B.E., M.R.CS. (Eng.),
L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 11 Feb. 1869 ; s. of the late Thomas
Allan, of York ; to. Clara Louisa, d. of Thomas RodweU, of
Monkseaton, Northumberland. Educ. : St. Peter's School,
York ; Caius College, Cambridge ; Guv's Hospital, London.
M.O.H. City of Wells, Somerset. War Work : Medical Officer
to Cedars Red Cross Hospital, WeUs, 1915-19 ; Medical Officer
in charge troops, WeUs, 1915-16. Address : Melbourne House,
WeUs, Somerset. (09883)
ALLAN, Ida, Mrs., M.B.E.
ALLAN, James, O.B.E.
ALLAN, James Craig, M.B.E., 6. 14 Oct. 1884 ; s. of
Thomas Gibson Allan, of Helensburgh, N.B. Educ. : Hermi
tage Public School, Helensburgh, and Glasgow University.
Solicitor. War Work : Commissioned to Cameronians, Dec.
1914 ; Services abroad, 1915 ; wounded, Oct. 1915 ; seconded
Recruiting Staff, Jan. 1916 ; transferred to Ministry of National
Service as Appeal National Service Representative (Lanark
shire), 1917 ; discharged, Dec. 1918, with rank of Captain.
Addresses : SUverwells, HamUton ; Urr Bank, Helensburgh.
Club : Lanarkshire County. (M1335)
ALLAN, Capt. James Lambertini, M.B.E., M.A. (Oxon.),
b. 3 Sept. 1893 ; s. of James Manuel Allan, of Glasgow and
Burma. Educ. : Charterhouse and Univ. Coll., Oxford. On
the active list of tlie Territorial Army with the 1st City of
London Brigade, R.F.A. (T.A.). War Work : Joined the 2/3rd
West Lanes. Brigade, R.F.A. (T.F.) 57th W. Lanes. Division
ou its formation in July, 1915, and served with this unit untU
Jan. 1917, going overseas with it in that month; served
overseas untU June, 1917, when wounded after the Battle of
Messines ; attached for duty at the War Office, in Dec. 1917,
serving there until demobUised in May, 1920 ; mentioned in
the Press for war services. Address : 20, Hans Place, London,
S.W. 1. Clubs : Oxford and Cambridge ; Queen's. (M4319)
ALLAN, Jessie Whyte, O.B.E.
ALLAN, Lieut. John Hunter, O.B.E., R.N.R.
ALLAN, Lieut, (acting Capt.) Norman, O.B.E., R.A.S.C
ALLAN, Thomas Easton, M.B.E.
ALLAN, Rev. Tom, M.B.E. (M10367)
ALLAN, Lieut. WiUiam, M.B.E., n. 20 July, 1880 ; s. of
WiUiam Allan, of Alrdrie ; m. Elizabeth Coats, d. of John
Jackson, of Blantyre. Educ. : E.C Training CoUege and
Glasgow University. Teacher. War Work : Enlisted Sept.
1914, in Royal Highlanders (Black Watch) ; to France as
CQ.M.S. with 9th Service Batt. 15th Div., July, 1915 ;
wounded, 1916 ; with 3rd Reserve Batt. B.W. till June, 1917 ;
Supply Officer, 173rd Bde. ; Supply Officer, 9th Corps Troops.
Address : Baron Hall, Blantyre, N.B. (M4409)
ALLAN, Major WiUiam David, O.B.E.
ALLAN, Major and Qr.-Mr. William Murray, O.B.E.
ALLAN, Edith, Lady HAVELOCK-, O.B.E., d. of
Thomas C. J. Sowerby, of Snow HaU, Darlington ; m. Sir
Henry Spencer Moreton, Bart., s. of Lieut.-Gen. Sh- Henry
Marshman Havelock-AUan, Bart, (see BURKE'S Peerage), of
Blackwell Grange, Darlington. Deputy President Red Cross
Society, County Durham ; Assistant County Director V.A.D.,
Co. Durham ; Hon. Commandant, 18th Durham V.A.D. Red
Cross ; District Commissioner, Girl Guides, Darlington, to
1919. War Work; Assistant County Director, V.A.D. Durham ;
Executive DemobUisation Committee, Co. Durham ; Hon.
Com. 18th Durham Red Cross Detachment, Woodside Hospi
tal, Darlington, Co. Durham ; Executive Committee, Lady
Anne Lambton's Work Depot, Durham ; Deputy President,
Red Cross Society, Co. Durham, 1919. Address : Blackwell
Grange, Darlington. Clubs : Bath ; Ladies' AutomobUe. (09882)
ALLARD, Capt. PhiUp, O.B.E., R.M.L.I.
ALLARD, Major WiUiam, O.B.E., R.E.
ALLARDICE, Capt. WiUiam McDiarmid, O.B.E.
ALLARDYCE, Capt. Kenneth James, M.B.E.
ALLAWAY, Henry, O.B.E. (011784a)
ALLCARD, Capt. Rupert, O.B.E., b. 5 July, 1884 ; s. of
E. J.AlIcard.of Teddington; m. Helen Flora, d. of F. J. Whit
more, of Surbiton. Educ. : Eton and Trinity CoU., Cambridge.
Stockbroker. War Work : Active Service in France from May,
1915, to April, 1919, in the Royal Engineers, Signal Service,
with the 6th Corps, 34th Div. and 51st Div. and as Acting
Major in command of 62nd Div. Signal Co., R.E. Address :
Gandria, Sydney Road, Walton-on-Thames ; 7, Drapers
Gardens, E.C. Clubs : Oxford and Cambridge ; City Uni
versity; Leander. (02397)
ALLCHIN, Thomas Cuthbert, M.B.E.
ALLCOCK, WiUiam Barnes, O.B.E.
ALLDEN, Harry, O.B.E., b. 29 Sept. 1861 ; s. of Richard
AUden, late of Stapley Farm, Odiham, Hants. ; m. Ann, d. of
George Vincent, of Southsea. Educ. : Trafalgar House School,
Winchester. Engineer. Appointed Examiner of Naval Ordnance
at the Admiralty from 1904 to 1915 ; from 1915 to 1919 Officer
in charge of Royal Naval Gun Factory at Westhoughton.
War Work : Supervised the manufacture of Gun Mechanism
at Contractor's works and assisted the Contractors in the details
of manuf acture ; superintended the equipment and organisation
of the Royal Naval Gun Factory at Westhoughton, near Bolton,
Lanes. Address : Laurel Dene, Hambrook, near Emsworth,
Hants. (084) I
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ALLEN, Capt. Abraham, O.B.E.
ALLEN, Alan Bruce, M.B.E., 10 April, 1866 ; s. of Rev.
R. Collyns Allen, Vicar of Whaddon, Bucks. ; m. Ella, d. of
— Holladay, of Slough. Educ. : Privately. Fur Expert to
Debenhams, Ltd., in charge of all Fur sections. War Work :
Voluntary Fur Expert in charge of all work concerning their
examination and manufacture ; also assisted D.E.O.S. with
various urgent matters such as anti-gas veils, cleaning furs in
France, etc. member of the Fur Trade Board, Great Britain.
Club : Junior Constitutional. (M82)
ALLEN, Arthur Denby, O.B.E.
ALLEN, Capt. Arthur Dunscombe, M.B.E., R.A.F.
ALLEN, Lieut.-Col. Atwell Hayes, C.B.E.
ALLEN, Capt. Charles Edward, M.B.E.
ALLEN, Capt. Charles Henry, O.B.E., M.B., F.R.C.S.;
R.A.M.C. Address : 5, Wellington Circus, Nottingham.
ALLEN, Lieut. Charles WiUiam Edward, M.B.E., M.C,
EA.
ALLEN, Clementina Dorothy, O.B.E., b. 23 Aug. 1885;
d. of Clement Allen, of Southfleld, Woodchester. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : County Secretary and Assistant
County Director, Gloucestershire Branch British Red Cross
Society. Address : Southfleld, Woodchester, Stroud. (O1049)
ALLEN, David Hugonin Satow, M.B.E. In charge of
Recreation and Cinemas at Rouen and Etaples. (M10,256or)
ALLEN, Doreen, M.B.E.
ALLEN, Capt. Edmund Drury, O.B.E.
ALLEN, Col. Edward Watts, C.B.E.; s. of Frederick
AUen, late of Mottingham, Kent; m. Edith Jane, d. of
Charles Denyer Upham, of Eltham. Educ: Eltham.
Secretary and General Manager, Civil Service Supply Assoc,
Queen Victoria Street, and Bedford Street, London. War
Work : 1915, Major A.S.C, Adviser to Director of Transport
of Supplies ; 1916, Lieut.-Col., Adviser visiting France, Egypt,
and Salonica to install new accounting systems, after conducting
periodical inspections ; 1917, Director Food Production, re
sponsible for the Tractor Cultivation Scheme ; 1918, Staff
Colonel, instalUng Costings Accounts in Supply and Transport
Depots. Address : Elmhurst, Shooters Hill, Kent. Club :
Devonshire. (C2076)
ALLEN, Elsie Clara, M.B.E., 6. 29 Sept. 1898; d. of
Samuel Allen of Dulwich. War Work : Three years clerical
work, Ministry of Labour Employment Dept. Address : 51,
Worlingham Road, East Dulwich, S.E. 22. (M7199)
ALLEN, Ernest Joshua, C.B.E. ; Director of Railway-
Materials, Ministry of Munitions. (C87)
ALLEN, Ernest King, C.B.E., b. 22 Sep. 1864 ; 4th son late
Robin Allen, Secretary of Trinity House ; m. Florence Mary,
d. of Peter Gellatly, J.P., D.L., of Essex. Edue. : Privately.
Barrister-at-Law. Entered the Public Trustee Office 1 Oct. 1907 ;
appointed Assistant Public Trustee 1915 ; author of "The Law
of Corporate Trustees." War Work : As second-in-command
he was, at that time, responsible for the organisation of the
Department which released 70 per cent, of the staff eligible for
mUitary service. The general withdrawal of men from civil
Ufe was the primary cause of a great increase in the business
of the office, and a serious responsibihty and strain feU upon
the senior officers who were retained at their posts. Address :
Yew Tree House, Leatherhead, Surrey. (C88)
ALLEN, Ernest Thomas WilUam, M.B.E. Chief Confi
dential Clerk, H.M. Signal School, Portsmouth. (M16303)
ALLEN, Francis, M.B.E.
ALLEN, Capt. Francis John, O.B.E., M.C, R.A.M.C.
ALLEN, Frank, M.B.E.
ALLEN, Capt. Frederick John, O.B.E. ; s. of Joseph
Allen, of Burnham, Somerset ; m. Mary Rachel, d. of the late
Rev. A. R. Cartwright, of Hornblotton, Somerset. Educ. :
Clifton and Keble CoU., Oxford. Army Tutor. War Work :
England, Sept. 1914, to July, 1915 ; Overseas, France, Belgium,
and Germany, July, 1915, to May, 1920. Addresses : JeUala-
bad, Tidworth ; 90, Pembroke Road, Clifton, Bristol. Club :
Cavendish. (04950)
ALLEN, George James, M.B.E., 6. 29 Mar. 1879 ; s. of
James Vince Allen, of St. Pancras, London ; m. Caroline Mary,
d. of Herbert Burgess, of Battle, Sussex. Educ. : London.
Clerk in the Colonial Office, 1895 ; lent to the Ministry of
Munitions of War, Aug. 1915 ; Deputy Assistant Secretary in
that Ministry, Feb. 1919 ; Regional Finance Officer, Ministry
of Health, March, 1920. War Work : Mainly in connection
with the organisation of Finance and Establishment services
in the Explosives Department of the Ministry of Munitions.
Address : The Firs, MU1 HiU, London, N.W. 7 ; 111, New
Street. Birmingham. (M72011
ALLEN, Lieut. George Roland Gordon, O.B.E., R.N.
ALLEN, Henry Charles, M.B.E. (M10368)
ALLEN, Herbert Warner, C.B.E., ChevaUer of the Legion
of Honour, 6. 8 Mar. 1881 ; s. of Capt. G. W. AUen, R.N., of
Woodside, Purbrook ; m. Ethel, d. of Warwick Pemberton,
Esq., of Warwick. Educ. : Charterhouse ; University CoUege,
Oxford. JournaUst. Paris Correspondent of the Morning Post,
1908-15. War Work : War Correspondent representing the
British Press with the French Armies, 1915-16; representing
Morning Post and other London newspapers with the French
Armies, 1916-17 ; with B.E.F. in Italy and Italian Armies,
1917-18 ; with the American E.F., 1918-19. Addresses : 66,
Park Street, Hyde Park; The Little House, Ham Common,
Surrey. Club : Savage. (C2411)
ALLEN, Engineer Lieut. -Comm. James, O.B.E., R.N.
ALLEN, Capt. Jesse, O.B.E,

Allen

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

ALLEN, John, M.B.E., b. 7 June, 1863. Deputy Chief
Constable of Leicestershire. War Work : PoUce Administra
tion. Address : County Constabulary Office, Leicester. (M7202)
ALLEN, John, O.B.E., J.P., M.Inst.T., 6. 1856 ; s. of
George Allen, of Unicarval, Comber, Co. Down ; m. Elizabeth,
d. of John Sampson, of Brompton, Yeovil. Educ. :
Cheltenham CoUege. Engineer ; Honorary Advisor to the
Ministry of Agriculture on Steam Ploughing ; Member of First
CouncU Institute of Transport ; Governing Director of Oxford
Steam Plough Co., Ltd. War Work : Chairman of the Oxford
shire Munition Board of Management ; Honorary Adviser to
Food Production Department on Steam Ploughing ; Organiser
of all the Steam Ploughs in England for War Work Production ;
Member of the Advisory Committee of the Road Transport
Board. Address : Unicarval, Comber, Co. Down. Clubs :
Constitutional ; Royal AutomobUe ; Union Club, Belfast ;
Royal Ulster Yacht. (085)
ALLEN, Margaret Louise, Mrs. Douglas, M.B.E., b.
27 Aug. 1874 ; d. of Edward and Annette Fry, of Ipswich ;
m. Douglas, s. of Edward Ransome AUen, of Stoke Newington.
Educ. : Ackworth School (Yorks), and the Mount School,
York. War Work : British Red Cross, Missing and Wounded
Enquiry Bureau, Alexandria, Egypt, Oct. 1915, to Feb. 1919.
Address : Bulkeley, Ramleh, Alexandria, Egypt. (M7203)
ALLEN, Mary Sophia, O.B.E., 6. 12 March, 1878 ; d. of
Thomas Isaac AUen, of Clifton, Bristol. Educ. : Princess
Helena CoUege, Ealing. War Work : Women PoUce Service
since Sept. 1914 ; second in command under the late Miss
Darner Dawson, O.B.E. ; became Commandant of Women
Police Service in May, 1920, at death of Commandant Darner
Dawson. Addresses : Danehill, Lympne, Kent ; 6, Eccleston
Square S.W. Clubs : Forum ; Farm and Garden Union. (086)
ALLEN, Major Michael Henry Pereival, M.B.E., R.A.F.
ALLEN, Oswald Coleman, C.B.E., b. 13 Apr. 1887. Late
Private Sectetary to Rt. Hon. Sir R. S. Home, G.B.E., K.C,
M.P., as Minister of Labour ; Principal Clerk, Ministry of Labour ;
Barrister-at-Law, Middle Temple. War Work : Asst.-Secty.
Committee on Munitions of War, Apr.-May, 1915 ; late
Deputy Asst.-Secty. Ministry of Munitions and Secty. Mission
Anglaise de l'Armement, Paris, 1918 ; Officer Crown of Italy ;
Chevalier Legion of Honour. Address : Ministry of Labour,
WhitehaU, S.W. 1. Club : Cercle InteralUe, Paris. (C2412)
ALLEN, Percy Ruskin, O.B.E.
ALLEN, Richard WUliam, C.B.E., J.P. ; eldest s. of WiUiam
Henry AUen, D.L., of Bromham House, near Bedford ; m.
Geraldine Agnew, d. of WiUiam Joseph Fedden, Clifton, Bristol.
Managing Director of W. H. AUen, Son & Co., Ltd., Bedford.
Educ. : Christ's CoUege, Finchley ; King's CoUege, London.
Served for nine years Bedfordshire County CouncU (ret. in
1912); J.P. for the County of Bedford. Member of the
Institution of Civil Engineers, awarded Telford Premium
1904 ; Member of the CouncU of the Institute of
Mechanical Engineers ; Member of the Institute of Naval
Architects ; Member of the Institute of Marine Engineers ;
Member of the Institute of Metals ; Member of the Institute of
Iron and Steel ; FeUow of the Royal Horticultural Society ;
FeUow of the Royal Aeronautical Society ; Governor of the
Royal Agricultural Society ; Member of the Management
Committee of the Engineering and National Employers Federa
tion ; Chairman of the Engineering and National Employers
Association for Bedfordshire. War Work : Responsible to
the Admiralty for the construction of main propelling machinery
for submarines, mine-sweepers, trawlers, pinnaces and
special auxUiary machinery for all classes of warships ; re
sponsible to the Air Ministry for the construction of the " Le
Rhone " engine ; designed, constructed and equipped special
works for the speedy production of the " Le Rhone " Engines.
The " Le Rhone " engines were used on aU the various fronts
and expeditions. Address : Woodlands, Clapham, near Bedford.
Clubs : M.C.C. ; R.A.C. ; Town and Country, Bedford. (C89)
ALLEN, Stella Ada May, O.B.E.
ALLEN, Thomas Frederick, O.B.E., J.P., b. 31 Jan.
1874 ; s. of Frederick Allen, of Kensington, London ; m.
Lilian Marie, d. of Edwin Daly, of Kensington, London.
Educ. : St. Peter's, London. Property Owner, Executor of
Estates and Valuator. War Work : Mayor of Johannesburg,
1917-19 ; Chairman of Recruiting Campaign, raised-large sums
of money for all war funds. Address : High Court Buildings,
Fox Street, Johannesburg. Clubs : Rand ; Unionist Party ;
African Aero ; President, Overseas. (02198)
ALLEN, Walter Macarthur, C.B.E., . 31 Jan. 1870 ; s. of
the late Sir Wigram Allen, K.C.M.G., of Sydney, New South
Wales ; m. Pearl, d. of the late Edward Lamb, formerly Minister
for Lands, Queensland, of Sydney, N.S.W. Educ. : Leys
School and Trinity HaU, Cambridge (B.A. 1893). Barrister,
Inner Temple, 1896. War Work : Assistant Staff Officer Metro
politan Special Constabulary, Oct. 1914 ; Director of Supplies
thereof, 1915-18 ; Staff Officer to Sir Edward Ward, Bart.,
G.B.E., K.C.B., K.C.V.O., 1918 (Commandant-in-Chief,
M.S.C). Address : Wyndleshore, Datchet, Bucks. Clubs :
Conservative ; Royal AutomobUe. (C2413)
ALLEN, William George, O.B.E., b. 19 July, 1858 ; s. of
Robert Allen, of Pembroke Dock; m. Marion, d. of James
Evans, of Pembroke Dock. Educ. : National and Dockyard
School. Assistant Expense Accounts Officer, Naval Yard,
Hong Kong ; Deputy in charge Sheerness ; Expense Accounts
Officer, H.M. Dockyard, Portsmouth. War Work : As Expense

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Accounts Officer, Portsmouth Dockyard. Address : Lawrenny,
Stubbington Avenue, Portsmouth. (088)
ALLEN, WilUam Henry, O.B.E.
ALLENBY, Capt. Frederick Claude Hynman, C.B.E.,
J.P , R.N., b. 21 Sep. 1864 ; s. of Hynman AUenby, of Felix
stowe, Suffolk (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; m. Edith Mabel, d. of
T. Munton Jaffray, of Stydd House, Lyndhurst. Edue. :
Privately, and H.M.S. "Britannia," Dartmouth. War Work:
Naval Transport Staff. Address: Loanend, Berwick-on-
Tweed. Club : Naval and MUitary. (C2243)
ALLENBY, Eng.-Comm. John Norfolk, O.B.E., R.N.
ALLEY, Major Herbert Rutton, O.B.E.
ALLEYNE, Major Charles Forster, O.B.E., Royal Army
Service Corps, b. 8 Oct. 1882. War Work: Went to France
with the 1st British Expeditionary Force, Aug. 1914 ; served
on the Staff as D.A.Q.M.G., Aug. 1915. Club: Army and
Navy. (O8730)
ALLEYNE, SteUa Margaret, M.B.E. Educ. : Francis
Holland School, Graham Street ; Clifton High School ; Lady
Margaret HaU, Oxford. Secretary, British Federation of
University Women. War Work : Accountant-General's
Department, Admiralty ; Welfare Section, Labour Regulation
Department, Ministry of Munitions. Address : 16, CecU Court,
Redcliffe Gardens, S.W. Club : Sesame. (M7204)
ALLIBONE, Abraham Cory, O.B.E., b. 30 June, 1866.
Town Clerk of Wakefield and SoUcitor to Corporation and
Overseers. Address : Sandal, Wakefield. Club : Wakefield
and County. , (09889)
ALLIN, Lieut.-Col. Henry Chester, O.B.E., R.A.S.C.
ALL1N, Samuel John Henry WalUs, C.B.E., F.I.A., b. 9
Feb. 1871 ; s. of John Samuel WaUis Allin, of Sidcup, Kent;
m. Evelyn Aishton, d. of Arthur Procter Dunstan, of Lee,
Kent. Educ. : Blackheath Proprietary School. Secretary
Government Actuary's Department. Address : Monabeg,
Hatherley Road, Sidcup. (C422)
ALLINGHAM, Lieut. Gerald Carlyle, M.B.E., R.E.
ALLINSON, Ephraim, M.B.E., b. 17 March, 1873 ; s. of
John AlUnson, of Ormside, Westmorland ; m. as his 2nd
wife, EUzabeth Alice, d. of George K. AUen, of Rochdale.
Educ. : Warcop and Asby Schools (Westmorland) after
wards privately at Oldham, Lanes. Joined Oldham (Lanes.)
Borough PoUce Force in Jan. 1896, and after 5 years
street duty was selected after competitive examination for
clerkship in Chief Constable's office ; was Clerk in Charge
Office, afterwards Detective Clerk, and subsequently appointed
Assistant Chief Clerk ; in 1903 was selected out of 600 .
applicants for appointment as 1st Class Sergt. and Asst. Chief
Clerk in the County Chief Constable's office, Beverley, East
Yorks. ; promoted to Acting Inspector, 1910, 1st Class
Inspector 1913, Superintendent iand Chief Clerk, Jan. 1915.
Address : Westwood Avenue, Grayburn Lane, Beverley. '(M1337)
ALLISON, George Henry, M.B.E.
ALLISON, James, C.B.E., M.A., LL.B., b. 27 April,
1865 ; s. of Matthew AlUson, of Dundee ; m. Kate Constable,
d. of Peter Young, of Dundee. Educ. : St. Andrews and
Edinburgh Universities (LL.B. (with distinction), 1888).
Lecturer on Scots Law, University of St. Andrews, 1899 ;
Examiner under Law Agents (Scotland) Act, 1873 ; Searcher
of Register of Sasines for Burgh of Dundee ; Burgh Prosecutor,
Newport, Fife. War Work : Chairman of Court of Referees
for Dundee District of Scotland ; Chairman of Local Munitions
Tribunal for Dundee District of Scotland. Addresses : 61,
Reform Street, Dundee ; Craiglea, Newport, Fife. Club :
Scottish Liberal (Edinburgh). (C2414)
ALLISON, John Neve, O.B.E. War Work : Worked in
France with the Enquiry Department of the British Red Cross
Society, 1915-19. Address : BexhUl, Sussex. (O9890)
ALLISON, Richard John, C.B.E., F.R.I.B.A., 6. 8 Jan.
1869 ; s. of Joseph Charles Allison, of Radlett, Herts. Educ. :
Private Choir School. Chief Architect H.M. Office of Works.
War Work : Designed various War Hospitals, including the
South African MUitary Hospital, Richmond Park, and Special
Hospitals for Officers ; also numerous Institutions for the
Ministry of Pensions, and large works for other War Time
Departments. Address : 63, Hornsey Lane, Highgate, N. 6.
(C2415)
ALLISON, Thomas, M.B.E.
ALLNATT, Major Alfred Ernest, M.B.E.
ALLNUTT, Arthur Joseph, M.B.E.
ALLUM, Frederick Warner, C.B.E. ; Engineer-in-Cli.
Mushk Extension Railway. (C1064)
ALLUM, Herbert George, M.B.E.
ALLUM, Horace Benjamin, M.B.E.
ALLWOOD, John Humber, O.B.E.
ALMOND, the Rev. Col. John Macpherson, C.M.G.,
S.-1?-1'., D.C.L., b. 1872; s. of James Almond; m. 1901,
NeUie EsteUa Beemer. Is Rector of Trinity Church, Montreal,
and Hon. Canon of Christehurch Cathedral, Montreal ; S. Africa,
1900, as Chap. Canadian Contingent (Queen's medal with
three clasps); Great War, 1914-17, as Director of Chaplains
Sers. with rank of Hon. Col. (despatches). Address : 54, St.
Denis Street, Montreal. (C1826)
t tv1?'IjP?*', _Lieut.-Col. WUUam George Patrick, O.B.E.,
I.M.S., 6. lo Sept. 1859 ; s. of WiUiam Thomas Alpin, Con-
™. f0?. Office, India ; m. Helen May, d. of Charles H.
btoddart, Col. Indian Army. Educ. ; Oscott College, near
S^S? bnm- ?lviL§B£8e5n> United Provinces of India;
Medical Officer to 39th Central India Horse ; Medical Officer,

BIOGEAPHIES.

Anderson

14th Jat Lancers ; Medical Officer, General Hosp., Suakin,
1885 ; Medical Officer, Ordnance Field Park, Relief of Chitral,
1895. War Work : Medical Officer, Hospital Ship, 1914 ;
S.M.O. Dorset Training Area, and O.C Military Hosp. Brocken-
hurst, 1915-16 ; served with British Red Cross in Egypt,
1916-17 ; M.O. Prince of Wales' Hosp. for Officers, London,
1917-19. (011787)
„ AL,S2P' Li«ut- Anthony, M.B.E., Temp. Paymaster,
R.A.P.D. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co., Charing Cross,
S-W.l.  , (M10298)
ALSOP James WiUoox, O.B.E., B.A. (Lond,,) LL.D.
(Liverpool), J.P., 6. 6 June, 1846 ; s. of Rev. James Alsop, of
Birmingham ; m. Constance, d. of Charles Grey Mott, J.P., of
Harrow Weald, Middlesex. Educ. : Liverpool Institute ;
Queen's CoUege, Liverpool. Solicitor ; Pro-ChanceUor of the
University of Liverpool ; Chairman of the Liverpool Education
Committee. War Work: Chairman of Liverpool Local
Tribunal. Business Address : 14, Castle Street, Liverpool ;
Residence : Ulverscroft, Bidston Road, Birkenhead. Clubs :
Reform, London ; University, Exchange, Conservative, Liver
pool. (090)
ALSTON, Major Charles Henry, M.B.E., T.D., 6. 28 Feb.
1843 ; s. of James Wm. Alston, of Stockbriggs, Lanarkshire ;
m. Sara FuUerton, d. of John Geo. Brown, of Auchlochan,
Lanarkshire. Educ. : Loretto and abroad. Served for 20 years
in the Queen's Own Glasgow Yeomanry ; retired in 1891.
War Work : Employed on Recruiting Duties from Aug. 1914
to Dec. 1918 ; Asst. Recruiting Officer, MUitary Representative
at Stirling Tribunal, and National Service Representative,
Stirling. Address : St. Albans, Stirling. Club : Stirling
County. (M7207)
ALSTON, Frances Carr Ross, Mrs., M.B.E.
ALSTON, Hilda, Mrs., C.B,E.
ALSTON, Capt. John Stirling, O.B.E., K.R.R.C.
ALSTON, Rowland AUson, M.B.E., 6. 2 May 1888 ; s. of
Rowland Crewe Alston, of OdeU, Co. Bedford (see BURKE'S
Landed Gentry) ; m. Dorothy Mildred, d. of Charles Guy Pym
of Caesar's Camp, Bedfordshire. Late Capt. 3rd Bn. Northamp
tonshire Regt. ; formerly Lieut. Coldstream Guards. Address :
Harrold HaU, Bedfordshire. (M3241)
ALTON, Surgeon Lieut.-Com. Francis Cooke, O.B.E.,
(Mil.), M.B., B.S. (Lond.), R.N., b. 17 Feb. 1888 ; s. of
Sir Francis Alton, K.B.E., C.B., C.M.G. (_...) Educ. : Bedford
School and St. Thomas's Hospital. Late Asst. Anesthetist,
West London Hospital ; Anaesthetist, National Dental Hospital .
War Work : Service in Royal Navy. Address : 73, St. James'
Street, S.W. 1. Club : Junior Constitutional. (09444)
ALTON, Paymaster Rear Admiral Sir Francis Cooke,
K.B.E., C.B., C.M.G., 6. 24 Aug. 1856 ; s. of late Francis Cooke
Alton Chief Inspector of Machinery, R.N. ; m. Pauline (Lina),
d. of the late Ernest Barclay. Educ. ; Private School. War
Work : Secretary to Principal Naval Transport Officer, France,
1914-17. Address : 38, St. Leonard's Road, Exeter. Clubs •
Devon and Exeter. (K263)
ALVAREZ, Justin Charles WilUam, I.S.O., O.B.E.,
M.R.A.S., H.B.M.'s Consul-General (ret.), b. 13 May, 1859 ;
s. of the late WUliam Thomas Alvarez, Professor of Languages,
Lecturer on Spanish and Italian Literature, of 170, Oxford
Road, Manchester ; m. Mary, d. of the late Hon. George
Pangiris Efendy, of Constantinople. Judge of the Court of
Appeal, Member of the Orthodox Patriarchal CouncU, Mayor of
Prinkipo. Educ. : Privately and at Manchester Grammar
School. Student Dragoman, 1877 ; Consular Assistant,
1880, first at Salonica, then at Constantinople ; Vice-Consul,
1885 ; H.B.M/S Consul, Benghazy, 1890 ; Judicial Reform
Commissioner in Crete, 1896-7 ; H.B.M.'s Consul-General at
Tripoli, 1904 ; in charge at Trebizond, 1912-13. War Work :
At the commencement of the war with Turkey, sole Censor
for Turkish correspondence at first and afterwards Senior
Censor ; resigned 1919 ; is a Life Fellow of the Imperial
Institute, a Member of the Royal Asiatic Society and of the
Society of Biblical Archaeology. Address : Villa Bonici,
Prince of Wales Road, SUema, Malta. Club : Union (Malta).(01052)
ALWOOD, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Albert, O.B.E., R.A.O.C.
AMBLER, Joseph Edward, M.B.E., Educ. : Whitworth
Institute, Manchester. Engineer. War Work : Munition
Area Officer, Lancaster and Carlisle N.W. Area ; Asst. Deputy
Director, Shipyard Labour. Address : Patterdale Hotel, Patter-
dale, Ullswater. (M7208)
AMBROSE, Capt. John Goldwell, O.B.E., M.C ; Capt.
R.E. ; Great War. 1914-19 (despatches). (O2400)
AMBROSE, PhiUp Firmer, M.B.E.
AMERY, William Bankes, C.B.E., 6. 26 Oct. 1883 : s. of
Thomas Arthur Amery, NorweU, Newark, Notts. ; m. Adelaide
Sophia, d. of Col. Herbert Burrows Adcock, of Highfield.
Lane End, Bucks. Educ. : Christ's Hospital. Establishment
Officer, Ministry of Transport, 6, Whitehall Gardens, S.W. 1.
War Work : Assistant Secretary of War Trade Dept . Address :
5, Egliston Road, Putney, S.W. 15. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (C2417)
AMES, Major WilUam Rex, O.B.E.
AMEY, Major Fulcher, M.B.E., R.A.
AMOR, Emma, Mrs., M.B.E.
AMOR, Capt. Stanley Long, M.B.E., R.A.F.
AMORY, Alexandra, Lady HEATHCOAT-, O.B.E. ;
d. of Admiral Seymour, G.C.B., and Mrs. Seymour, of Barwick
House, Norfolk ; m. Sir Ian Heathcoat-Amory (Bart.), C.B.E
(see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Hospital Work : Knights

hayes Court V.A. Hospital from 1915-19; Commandant
V.A. Detachment, Devon 78. Address : Knightshayes Court,
Tiverton, N. Devon. (09891)
AMORY, Sir Ian Murray Heathcoat HEATHCOAT-, 2nd
Bt., C.B.E., J.P. and D.L. Co. Devon, b. 16 April, 1865 ; s. of Sir
John Heathcoat Heathcoat Amory, 1st Bart., J.P., D.L. (see
Burke's Peerage) ; m. 6 June, 1893, Alexandra Georgina,
O.B.E. (<_._.), e. d. of the late Vice-Adm. Henry George Seymour,
C.B. (see Burke's Peerage, Hertford, M.) Address: Knight
shayes Court and Hensleigh, Tiverton, Devon. Club : Brooks's. (C2)
AMOS, Alfred, M.B.E., C.A., J.P. ; s. of James Amos, of
Boughton Court, Ashford ; m. Mary Beatrice Ann, d. of
William GUlow, of Woodnesborough. Educ. : Chatham
House, Ramsgate. Yeoman and tenant farmer. War Work :
Practised and preached grubbing hops in order to grow food ;
Agricultural War Committee ; Local Tribunal for enlisting ;
Chairman London Farmers Club. Address : Spring Grove,
Wye, Kent. Clubs : National Liberal ; London Farmers' ;
Canterbury Farmers' ; Chamber of Agriculture.
AMOS, Mary Beatrice, O.B.E.
AMPHLETT, Theodora Mildred, Mrs., O.B.E.
AMPTHILL, Margaret Lygon, Lady, G.B.E., J.P. (1920),
b. 8 Oct. 1874 ; d. of the 6th Earl Beauchamp (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. Sir Arthur OUver VilUers Russell, 2nd Baron
Ampthill, G.C.I.E., G.C.S.I G.B.E., M.A., J.P., D.L. (see
Burke's Peerage). Received the Order of the Crown of India
in 1899 ; the Kaisir-i-Hind Gold Medal, 1906 ; lady of the
bedchamber to H.M. the Queen, 1911. Addresses : Oakley
House, Oakley, Bedford. (DG7)
AMY, Lillian Eva, Mrs., M.B.E., b. 31 May., 1875 ; d.
of W. L. Payne, K.C, of Colbome, Ontario, Canada ; m.
Lacey, s. of Rev. Thomas Amy, of Burlington, Ontario, Canada.
Educ. : Toronto, Canada (Conservatory of Music). War Work :
Mess Sister, Massey-Harris Hospital, Dulwich, England ;
Lady Superintendent, Associated Equipment Co., Walthamstow
London, to Aug. 1917 ; Lady Superintendent, C A. Vandervell
& Co., Acton, W. 3, from Aug. 1917 and stUl there. Club :
Marning Music, Toronto, Canada. (M1342)
ANASTASIE, Joseph, M B.E.. R.A.M.C.
ANCASTER, Eloise Lawrence, Countess of, O.B.E., b.
1884 ; d. of WiUiam Laurence Breese, of New York ; m.
Gilbert, 2nd Earl of Ancaster (see Burke's Peerage). War
Work : Vice-President, Bourne and District Red Cross ;
Chairman, , Bourne and District War Pensions Committee ;
Chairman, Kestwen Women's War Agricultural Committee,
Gresby House, Rutland Gate, London. Addresses : Grims-
thorpe Castle, Bourne, Lincolnshire ; Drummond Castle,
Crieff, Scotland. (09893)
ANDEL, Harry Rudolph, O.B.E.
ANDERSON, Adelaide Mary, C.B.E., 6. 8 Apr. 1863 ; d. of
Alexander Gavin Anderson, late of 1 Fitzjohn's Avenue,
London, N.W. Educ. : Queen's CoUege, Harley Street ;
Girton College, Cambridge ; and France and Germany. CivU
Servant ; H.M. Principal Lady Inspector of Factories, Home
Office, Whitehall, S.W. 1. War Work: On Central Advisory
Committee Women's (Industrial) Employment under Ministry
of Labour; on Women's Employment Committee under
Ministry of Reconstruction ; and throughout War in Factory
Department, Home Office, especially on Substitution of Women
for men in Industry and Welfare Work. Address : 14, Coulson
Street, Chelsea, S.W. 3. Clubs: University Club for Ladies;
Albemarle. (C91)
ANDERSON, Agnes Hilda, Mrs., M.B.E., 6. 15 June, 1882 ;
d. of Robert Orr, late of Kinnaird, Stirlingshire ; m. James
Arthur, s. of Robert Anderson, late of Glasgow. War Work :
Hon. Secretary for " TheMaxUlo Facial Hospital," Kennington,
S.E., and also for Facial Hospital, 78, Brook Street, W. 1,
and for Annex of same, 24, Norfolk Street, W. 1. Address :
1, Cleveland Terrace, London, W. 2. Club : Ladies' Athe
naeum, Dover, Street, London. (M7209)
ANDERSON, Sir Alan Garrett, K.B.E., b. 9 Mar. 1877; s.
of the Jate James George Skelton Anderson J.P., Managing
Director of Orient Line, who d. 25 Mar. 1907, and Elizabeth
Garrett Anderson, M.D., his wife, who d. 17 Deo. 1917, d. of
Newson Garrett of Aldeburgh, Suffolk; m. 9 June, 1903,
Muriel Ivy, d. of G. W. Duncan, of Richmond, Surrey.
Partner in firm of Anderson, Anderson & Co., and Director of
Midland Rly. ; Vice-ChanceUor of Royal Commission on
Wheat, 1916-17; Chairman of Wheat Executive 1917; Con
troller of the Navy and Member of Board of Admiralty 1917-
18 and Vice-Chairman of Food CouncU; Ministry of Munitions
from 1918 ; Member of Royal Commission on Sugar Supply
from 1918 ; is Commander of the Crown of Italy. Address :
19, Craven HiU, Bayswater, W. Clubs : Carlton ; United ;
City of London. (K10)
ANDERSON, Capt. Albert Roland, O.B.E., J.P., b. 17
Sept. 1882 ; s. of Charles Anderson, of Streete House, County
Westmeath ; m. Olga, d. of Henry Oberschmoukler, of Kerch
South Russia. Educ. : Farra, Co. Westmeath. J .P., County
Westmeath. War Work : Commissioned 1915 from Inns of
Court O.T.C; Served 1915-18, R.A.S.C, Salonika; 1918-20 on
Staff South Russia and Constantinople ; Twice mentioned in
despatches ; awarded O.B.E. and Russian Order of St.
Stanislaus. Address : Streete House, Streete, Co. Westmeath.
Clubs: Thatched House; United R.A.S.C. (O6430)

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Anderson

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

ANDERSON, Capt. Alexander, M.B.E., R.G.A.
ANDERSON, Capt. Alexander, O.B.E., A.R.S.M., b.
23 Jan. 1879 ; s. of John Anderson, of Owensboro, Kentucky,
U.S.A. ; m. Ida Marguerite, d. of Samuel A. Cockburn, of
Cabo Gracias, Nicaragua. Educ. : Olivers Mount School and
Edinburgh University. Chief Mining Engineer of a Dutch
Company in Sumatra. War Work : MUitary service in France ;
Experimental and inventions work under Munitions Inventions
Department, and for the Admiralty in the Anti-Submarine
Division and the Dept. of Torpedoes and Mining. Address :
27, Inverleith Row, Edinburgh. (O90o3)
ANDERSON, Alexander Colin, O.B.E.
ANDERSON, Alexander Richard, C.B.E., F.R.CS. ;
Surg.-Gen. Hospital, Nottingham ; s. of Col. R. Anderson,
formerly 56th Regt. ; m. 1890, Edith, d. of C. E. Tuck, J.P.,
of Blofield, Norfolk. Address : 3, East Circus Street, Notting
ham. (C1151)
ANDERSON, Capt. Alfred Thomas Duncan, M.B.E.,
I.A.R.O. ANDERSON, Amy Douglas Knyveton, Mrs., O.B.E., b.
9 Dec. 1867 ; d. of Canon Edward Harland, of Colwich, Staffs. ;
m. Rupert Darnley, O.B.E., _.«., s. of Thomas Darnley
Anderson, of Waverley Abbey. War Work : Commandant,
Waverley Abbey Military Hospital, 1914-19. Address :
Waverley Abbey, Farnham. Club : Ladies' Imperial. (091)
ANDERSON, Annie Maria, Mrs., M.B.E.
ANDERSON, Capt. Arthur, O.B.B., b. 1 4 Nov. 1872;
s. of Robert Anderson, of Strensall Grange, Yorkshire. Educ. :
St. Martin's Vicarage, York. Secretary for the York Assembly
Rooms ; Commandant of the York Motor Ambulance Detach
ment ; Hon. Sec. to the York Anti- Tuberculosis Campaign
Committee ; Hon. Sec. Soldiers and SaUors Help Society for
the West Riding of Yorkshire ; Hon. Sec. to the York Branch
jf the League of Nations Union ; Hon. Sec. to the York Branch
of the National Life Boat Institution. War Work : Commandant
of the North Riding Field Ambulance Detachment ; Com
mandant of the York Voluntary Aid Detachments ; Com
mandant of York Military AuxUliary Motor Ambulance Unit ;
MobUising Officer for the Yorkshire Coast Hospitals Scheme ;
President of the York Stranded Soldiers' Dormitories ; Founder
of the Yorkshire War Hospitals Depot ; Founder of the York
Sphagnum Moss Dressings Depots. Address : Strensall Grange ;
44, Coney Street, Yoik. Club : York Conservative. (0153)
ANDERSON, Engineer Lieut.-Comm. Arthur Robert,
O.B.E ,R.N.
ANDERSON, Sir Arthur Robert, Knt., CLE., C.B.E.,
A.M.I.C.E., b. 28 July, 1860 ; s. of the late James Anderson,
of Auchendarroch, ArgyUshire ; m. Gertrude (who died), d. of
the late J. D. Fraser, J.P., of Tiverton. Educ. : Glasgow
Academy and Univ. Educated as a Civil Engineer ; Assistant
Engineer to the Southern Maharatta Railway, India, 1882 ;
Chief Engineer, 1879 ; Agent of the Madras and Southern
Maharatta Railway, 1908 ; Member of the Railway Board,
Governmentof India, 1914-19 ; President since 1919. Address:
Simla, India. Clubs : Caledonian ; United Service, Simla ;
Club of Western India, Poona. (082)
ANDERSON, Charles, M.B.E., b. 30 Aug. 1859; s. of
Charles Anderson, of West Hartlepool ; m. Catherine Duff, d. of
John Macfarlane, of West Hartlepool. Educ. : Fraserburgh
Public School and Cambridge University Extension Lectures.
War Work : Honorary Secretary, West Hartlepool War Savings
Committee ; the Borough won the " Tank " Record in 1918,
and the National War Bonds Record 1918-19 for which Tank
" Egbert " was awarded to the town. Address : Willow
House, West Hartlepool. (M1343)
ANDERSON, Major Charles Harrison Murray, O.B.E.
ANDERSON, Charles James, M.B.E.
ANDERSON, Charles John, O.B.E., J.P., b. 16 March,
1853 ; s. of Thomas Anderson, M.D., F.R.S.E., Professor oi
Chemistry, of Glasgow University ; m. Kate, d. of John Barclay,
of Shetland. Educ. : Yverdun House, Blackheath ; Durham
School ; Glasgow University. Justice of the Peace, Middlesex.
War Work : On National Registrar, Chiswick ; Chairman,
Derby Recruiting Canvass Committee, Chiswick ; Member,
Military Service Acts Committee, Chiswick ; Chairman,
Local Relief Committee, Chiswick ; Chairman, War Pensions,
Committee, Chiswick ; Joint Chairman, War Savings Com
mittee, Chiswick ; Member, Food Economy Committee,
Chiswick ; Member, Air Raid Committee, Chiswick. Address :
Kelvin Lodge, Spencer Road, Chiswick, W. Clubs : Constitu
tional ; Grange (Guernsey) ; Glasgow University (London) ;
Royal Guernsey Golf, L'Ancrene, Guernsey. (09894)
ANDERSON, Charles LlewUyn, O.B.E. (012040)
ANDERSON, Charles Thompson, O.B.E. (O12039)
ANDERSON, Daisy Kate, M.B.E.
ANDERSON, Major David Irving, O.B.E., R.A.M.C
ANDERSON, David Martin, C.B.E. and Knight of the
Crown of Italy, b 1880 ; s. of the late James Anderson, of
Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow High School. Mechanical Engineer ;
Director Sir William Arrol & Co., Ltd. War Work : Deputy
Director-General of Guns, and later Controller of Forgings,
Castings, and Stampings for Admiralty, Ministry of Munitions,
and Air Boara ; Designed and supervised the complete in
stallation of the National Ordnance Factory, Nottingham.
Address : 5, Queen's Terrace, Glasgow. Clubs : Devonshire ;
Conservative, Glasgow. (C2418)
ANDERSON, Dora, Mrs., O.B.E.
ANDERSON, Lieut.-Col. Edmund Buller, O.B.E., R.A.
ANDERSON, Eleanor Florence, M.B.E.

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ANDERSON, EUzabeth, Mrs., O.B.E.
ANDERSON, Eric Harper, O.B.E.
ANDERSON, Eric Oswald, C.B.E., b. 24 July, 1870 ; s.
of the late H. D. Anderson, of Shenley, Herts; m. Cicely
Violet Mary, w. of A. D. Stafford, Royal Warwickshire Regt.
Member of Legislative Council, Burma, and Chairman, Burma
Chamber of Commerce, 1917-19. Address : Rangoon, Burma.
Clubs : Conservative ; Pegu (Burma). . ^tS.6^6'
ANDERSON, Frances Lightbourne Tnmingham, M.B.E. ;
d of William Anderson, J.P., of Inistore, Helensburgh. Edue.:
St Bride's School and HoUoway CoUege. War Work : Hono
rary Secretary, Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Association,
Dumbartonshire Branch; Member of Naval and MUitary
War Pensions Committee for the County of Dumbarton, and
Honorary Secretary for the District Committee for the Parishes
of Row and Rosemeath. Address: Inistore, Helensburgh.
Club : Kelvin, Glasgow. (M7210)
ANDERSON, Francis, M.B.E.
ANDERSON, Major Francis Edward, O B.E., R.A.S.C.
ANDERSON, Capt. Francis Henry Middleton, O.B.E.,
R A S C b 17 Mar. 1881 , s. of George Carpenter Anderson,
Educ '¦ ''Blundells School. Land Agent. Address: Park
Cottage, Farmer, Lewes, Sussex. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (04951)
ANDERSON, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Walter Gale, O.B.E.
ANDERSON, George, M.B.E., ..Edinburgh, 23 July, 1866.
Educ ¦ George Watson's CoUege. Chartered Accountant
(Edinburgh) ; Actuary, Preston Savings Bank ; Member of
National Savings Committee. Address : 3, Bank Parade,
Preston. Club : Winckley Club, Preston. (M1946)
ANDERSON, George Reinhardt, M.B.E., F.R.C.S.,
L R CP. (Lond.), 6. 18 May, 1864 ; s. of Henry Bunting Ander
son MR C.S., of London and Bournemouth; m. Eleanor Annie,
d of Rev. Bamford Burrows, of Poulton-le-Fylde. Educ.:
New College, Eastbourne, and St. Thomas' Hospital, London.
Senior Hon. Medical Officer and Chairman, Medical Board, The
General Infirmary, Southport, Medical Referee Workmen's
Compensation Act. War Work : Medical Officer in charge of
Military Annexes, Southport Infirmary, 265 beds ; Temporary
Divisional Surgeon, V.A.D., The Grange and Woodlands,
St. John's Hospital, 500 beds ; Surgeon in charge Battalion
1915, during training ; Member of the Local Medical War
Committee. Address : " Lansdowne," 36, Hoghton Street,
Southport, Lanes. (M7212)
ANDERSON, Hon. Major George William Strachan,
M B E Senior Assistant Censor, Headquarters, Australia. (M102567()
ANDERSON, Gladys, Mrs., M.B.E.
ANDERSON, Helen Agnes, Mrs., M.B.E. (M10368)
ANDERSON, Henry, M.B.E.
ANDERSON, Major H. Graeme, M.B.E., M.D., Ch.B.,
F.R.CS. , R.A.F., b. 1 Aug. 1882 ; s. of Nicol Anderson, of
Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow Univ. ; King's CoU. ; London
Hospital. Consulting Surgeon ; Surgical Consultant to the
Royal Air Force ; Surgeon to St. Mark's Hospital : Senior
Assistant Surgeon to Belgrave Hospital. War Work : Surgeon-
Lieutenant R.N. Aug. 1914 ; attached as surgeon to original
R.N.A.S. expeditionary force, Antwerp, 1st Battle of Ypres,
Dunkirk ; Aviator's Certificate of Royal Aero Club, No. 3758,
26 Oct. 1916; transferred to Royal Air Force, April, 1918;
author of " The Medical and Surgical Aspects of Aviation."
Addresses : 75, Harley Street, W. 1. Clubs : Caledonian ;
Royal Air Force ; Royal Aero ; London Flying. (M3352)
ANDERSON, Capt. Hugh A., M.B.E.
ANDERSON, James, C.B.E., . . 22 Jan. 1857 ; s. of Well-
wood Anaerson, of Dumfries, Scotland ; m. Arabella WUliam-
son, d. of WiUiam Williamson, of Smyrna. Educ. : Dumfries
Academy, N.B. Chief Electrician on various Cable Steamers
of the Eastern Telegraph ; Electrician at Malta and Divisional
Manager in the Levant and Agent in Turkey of the Eastern
Telegraph Co ; H.B.M. Consul for Syra and the Grecian
Archipelago from 1888 tUl 1892. Foreign Decorations : Com
mander of Saviour (Greece) : Commander of Medjidieh and
Cretan Medal (Turkey). War Work : Maintenance oi Sub
marine Cable Communications ; Chairman in Athens of the
Patriotic League of Britons Overseas. Address : c/o H. S. King
& Co., 9 Pall Mall, London. (C2419)
ANDERSON, James Alexander, M.B.E. (M10244c)
ANDERSON, Lieut.-Col. James Dalgleish, C.B.E., D.S.O. ;
Major Cape Auxiliary Horse Transport, and temporary Lieut.-
Col. attached R.A.S.C ; German S.-W. Africa, 1914-15 (de
spatches). (C1215)
ANDERSON, Lieut.-Col. James Douglas, O.B.E., R.G.A.
ANDERSON, James Edward, C.B.E., M.I.M.E., 6. 3 April,
1871 ; s. of Rev. Wm. Anderson, Minister of Fettercairn ;
m. Agnes Meikle, d. of Andrew Davidson, of Ayr. Educ. :
Privately and Montrose Academy and Gordon's CoUege,
Aberdeen. Engineer ; Deputy Chief Mechanical Engineer,
Midland RaUway, Derby. War Work : Responsible for all
Munitions turned out of the Works (Locomotive) of the Mid
land Ry. Co. at Derby Address : 52, Empress Road, Derby.
(C2420)
ANDERSON, Lieut.-Col. John Hubback, C.M.G. C.B.E.,
M.B., B.S. 1908, M.D. 1910, A.A.M.C, A.D.M.S., Australian
Imperial Forces Headquarters, 6. 20 Aug. 1883 ; s of Dr J. F.
Anderson, of Woodend, Maloa, Victoria ; m. Ruby C, 2nd d.
of H. C. Moflatt, of Goodrich Court, Ross, and Hamptworth
Lodge, Hants. Educ: Longford Grammar School, Tasmania ;

BIOGEAPHIES.

Andrews

Ormond Coll., Univ. of Melbourne. Senior Domonstrator of
Anatomy, Univ. of Melbourne, 1909-11 ; Hon. Out-patient
Physician, St. Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne, 1911 : in private
practice, BenaUa, Victoria, 1914 ; enUsted A.I.F., 1914 ;
served GaUipoli, Egypt, France, in various positions (despatches
twice). Address : 28, Carlisle Mansions, Carlisle Place, S.W. 1.
(C92)
ANDERSON, Major John Samuel, O.B.E.
ANDERSON, JuUa Ada, Mrs., M.B.E.
ANDERSON, Louis Dessurne, O.B.E.
ANDERSON, Capt. Louis Goodrich Abbot, M.B.E.,
b. 10 July, 1872 ; s. of Major-Gen. E. Abbot Anderson, of
KUkenny, Ireland ; m. Beatrice Kathleen, d. of James Edward
Huggins, of Dublin. Educ. : Oxford MUitary College. Actor,
under the name of Louis Goodrich ; served in Ceylon Planters
Rifle Corps in the Boer War, 1900. War Work : Enlisted in
28th Batt. London Regt., in Aug. 1914 ; proceeded overseas
(France) Dec. 1914 ; Commissioned, 18 AprU, 1915 ; Adjutant
of No. 15 Officer Cadet Batt. from 10 Sept. 1916 to 7 May, 1919 ;
mentioned in despatches. Address : 10, Palace Mansions,
Kensington, W. 14. Clubs: Green Room; Denham Golf.
(M5019)
ANDERSON, Dr. Louisa Garrett, C.B.E., M.D., B.S., 6.
1873 ; d. of Jas. George Skelton Anderson and Elizabeth Garrett
Anderson, M.D. of London. Educ. : St. Leonards ; Bedford
CoUege ; London School of Medicine for Women. Surgeon to
the Roll of Honour Hospital for Children, Harrow Road, and
Consulting Surgeon Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital,
Euston Road. War Work : Joint Organiser of Women's
Hospital Corps and Surgeon to the Auxiliary Hospitals in
Claridge's Hotel, Paris, and Chateau Mauricien, Wimereux,
1914-15, and Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital, Endell
St., London, 1915-1919. Address : 116, Park St., Grosvenor
Square, London. (C3)
ANDERSON, Lydia EUzabeth, Lady, C.B.E.
ANDERSON, Mary Addison, M.B.E., 6. 2 Oct. 1895;
d. of Mrs. WiUiam Anderson, of Leven. Educ. : Kirkcaldy
High School. War Work : Served with Women's Legion,
Feb. 1917 to Sept. 1917 ; Gazetted Unit Administrator of
Q.M.A.A.C; was in Command of Q.M.A.A.C. stationed in Ports
mouth Town tUl June, 1919. Address : Leven, Fife. (M6593)
ANDERSON, Mary Gardiner, M.B.E., Q.M.A.A.C, 6.
14 March. 1895 ; d. of Robert S. Anderson, of Peebles, N.B.
Educ. : High School, Peebles, and Edinburgh School of
Domestic Science. War Work : Women's Legion, 13 months ;
Q.M.A.A.C, 2 years. Address : South Bank, Peebles, N.B.
(M6594)
ANDERSON, Maurice Fitzgerald, O.B.E.
ANDERSON, Capt. MaxweU Hendry, C.B.E., b. 1879 ;
s. of the Rev. J. H. Anderson; Bar. Middle Temple, 1909;
entered R.N. 1893, and is Capt. (ret.) ; was Local Govt. Board
Member of Central (Unemployed) Body for London, 1914-19 ;
appointed Attorney-Gen. of Gibraltar, 1919. Clubs : Gibraltar ;
United Service ; National Liberal. (C1176)
ANDERSON, Capt. NeU Gordon, O.B.E., R.A.S.C,
ANDERSON, Major Neville, O.B.E., b. 11 Jan. 1881;
s. of the late W. M. Anderson, Esq., of Oxted, Surrey. Educ. :
Rugby, and Oriel College, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law ; A
special Commissioner of Income Tax. War Work : 2'Lt. in
London Rifle Brigade, Feb. 1915 ; France, Jan. 1916 to
March, 1919 ; served on Staff of Headquarters First Army as
D.A.A.G., Jan. 1916 to March, 1919; Capt., AprU, 1916;
Major Feb. 1918 ; three times mentioned in despatches ; M.B.E.,
1917; O.B.E., 7 Jan. 1919. Address: 4, Ralston Street,
Chelsea, S.W. Clubs : Brooks's ; TBath. (O2401)
ANDERSON, Percival James, M.B.E.
ANDERSON, Lieut. Percy, M.B.E.
ANDERSON, Mrs. Powell, O.B.E. Rendered valuable
war services. (011922)
ANDERSON, Capt. Robert Cairns Amis, O.B.E.
ANDERSON, Major Robert Gray, O.B.E. R.A.V.C.
ANDERSON, Assistant Paymaster Capt. Robert William,
M.B.E., 6. 19 July, 1873 ; s. of Mathew WiUiam, of Dublin ;
LUian Maud, d. of Lawson H. Stockdale, of Preston. Educ. :
Ripley Hospital, Lancaster. War Work: Royal Army Pay
Dept. Address : Army Pay Office, Woolwich. (M5033)
ANDERSON, Capt. Roy Dunlop, D.S.O., O.B.E.
ANDERSON, Major Rupert Darnley, O.B.E., D.L.,
J.P., 6. 29 AprU, 1859 ; s. of Thomas Darnley Anderson, of
Waverley Abbey, Farnham, Surrey; m. Amy Douglas
Knyyeton, O.B.E. (_.u.), d. of Canon Edward Harland, of
Colwich, Staffs. Educ. : Eton and Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
Address : Waverley Abbey, Famham, Surrey. (O8035)
ANDERSON, Capt. Thomas Andrew Irving, O.B.E.,
R.A.V.C. ANDERSON, Thomas George, O.B.E.
ANDERSON, Major Thomas Lynewolde, O.B.E., A.I.F.
ANDERSON, Lieut. Toni Pereival, M.B.E., b. 29 Dec.
1884 ; s. of Robert Anderson, of York. Educ. : York Minster
Choir School. Portrait painter. War Work: Served with
R.A.S.C. in France, afterwards was an official artist and did
portraits of distinguished general officers, which are now in
the Royal Collection and the property of H.M. The King.
Address : 22, Baker Street, W. (M5034)
ANDERSON, WiUiam, O.B.E., b. 11 July, 1853 ; s. of John
Anderson, of Glasgow ; m. Ada, d. of Thomas Smith, of Ulver
ston, Lanes. Educ : Partick Academy. Chairman Glasgow
Liberal Council ; President Central Division Liberal Associa
tion, Glasgow ; Vice-Chairman Scottish Liberal Federation ;

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Chairman Wm. Anderson & Co., Ltd., Glasgow ; Chairman
R. A. Whytelaw, Son & Co., Ltd., Glasgow ; Director Scottish
Ontario and Manitoba Land Co. ; Director North British
Canadian Investment Co. War Work : Chairman Central
Division Advisory Committee, Glasgow ; Member Textile
Shipping Commission, Manchester. Addresses : 12, Princes
Square, Glasgow ; 11, Sherbrooke Avenue, Glasgow. (01057)
ANDERSON, Major WilUam, O.B.E., M.B., Ch.B.,
F.R.CS. (Ed.); R.A.M.C, b. 16 May, 1886; s. of George
Anderson, J.P., of Nether Auchamie Forgue, Aberdeen
shire ; m. Barbara Matthew, d. of David Gibson, of
Redhill Surrey. Educ. : Banff Academy, Aberdeen and
Edinburgh Universities. Surgeon. Assistant Surgeon, Aber
deen Royal Infirmary. War Work : British Red Cross Hospital,
Netley, 1914 ; R.A.M.C, France, Feb. 1915 to Dec. 1918 ;
Hospitals in England, Dec. 1918 to May, 1919. Address :
10, Albyn Place, Aberdeen. (04956)
ANDERSON, William Dunlop, O.B.E., M.B., M.R.C.S.,
J. P., b. 10 July, 1858 ; s. of Alexander Dunlop Anderson,
of Ardsheal, Argyllshire. Educ. : Trinity College, Cambridge ;
St. George's Hospital, London. Commissioner of Income Tax.
War Work : Hon. House Surgeon and Radiographer, Cumber
land Infirmary, 1914-17 ; Anaesthetist and M.O. in charge
X-rays, Fusehill War Hospital, Carlisle, 1917-18. Address :
Chestnut Hill, Keswick. Club : Royal Highland Yacht, Oban .
(011788)
ANDERSON, WilUam James, C.B.E., J.P., b. 30 Nov. 1851;
8. of WUUam Anderson, Chartered Accountant, Glasgow ; m.
Eleonora, d. of Alexander Kay, of Cornhill, Lanarkshire.
Educ : Glasgow Academy and Abbey Park. St. Andrews.
Chartered Accountant. War Work : Honorary Treasurer and
Member of CouncU and Executive Committee of the Scottish
Branch of the British Red Cross Society. Address : Strath-
airly, Largo, Fife. Clubs : Western, Glasgow ; University,
Edinburgh. (C93)
ANDERSON, Capt. WUUam John Skeat, M.B.E., R.F.A.
ANDERSON, WilUam Thomas, C.B.E., b. 1872. Educ. :
Grammar School, Darlington. Member of Institution of
Minign and MetaUurgy ; Consulting Engineer to Transvaal
Mining Companies War Work : 1917, Chief Technical Adviser
to. Mineral Resources Department ; 1918, Controller of Iron
Ore Mines of Cumberland and Lancashire ; 1919, Chief Labour
Adviser, Ministry of Munitions. Clubs : Rand, Johannesburg ;
Royal Automobile (London). (C2422)
ANDERSON, Capt. WUfred Arthur DUNCOMBE-, O.B.E.
ANDERSON, Joan Anderson SCOTT-, M.B.E., b. 1856 ;
d. of Thomas Shaw, of Australia ; m. Thomas Scott, s. of
Thomas Anderson, of Selkirk. Educ. : Switzerland. War
Work : President, Kirkhope Branch of Selkirk Red Cross.
Address : Ettrick Shaws, Selkirk. (M7213)
ANDERTON, James Edwin, M.B.E., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
b. 25 March, 1853 ; s. of James Anderton, of Ormskirk, Lan
cashire ; m. Hannah, d. of WUliam Shaw, of Ashton-under-
Lyne. Educ. : Sandringham School, Southport. Medical
Officer, Hayfield Union ; Medical Officer of Health, New Mills
District Council ; Certifying Factory Surgeon. War Work :
Medical Officer, New Mills V.A.D. Hospital. Club : Consti
tutional (Manchester). (M7214)
ANDREW, Bennett Harvey, M.B.E., M.D;. b. 1865 ;
s. of Charles Andrew, of Hemsworth, Yorks. ; m. Sarah Edith,
d. of James Berry, of Bath. Educ. : Privately and King's
College Hospital. Medical Practitioner. War Work : M.O.
in charge Thame V.A.D. Hospital. Address : Newbury House,
WaUiscote Road, Weston-super-Mare. (M7215)
ANDREW, Rev. G. Findlay, O.B.E.
ANDREW, Major George Lionel, O.B.E.
ANDREW, Lieut.-Col. Phillip Oywalk, O.B.E.
ANDREW, Capt. Richard Hynman, O.B.E., M.C
ANDREWES, Lieut. Cyril John, M.B.E., R.A.S.C.
ANDREWES, Major Sir Frederick William, Knt Bach.,
O.B.E., M.D., F.R.S., R.A.M.C, b. 31 March, 1859 ; s. of Charles
James Andrewes, J.P., of Broad Oak, Reading ; m. Phyllis
Mary, d. of John Hamer, J.P. Educ. : Christ Church, Oxford ;
St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Professor of Pathology,
University of London ; Pathologist, St. Bartholomew's
Hospital. War Work : Pathologist, 1st General London
Hospital ; Member of War Office Committee on Tetanus ;
Member of War Office Committee on Dysentery ; Tetanus
Inspector, London (N. of Thames). Address : 1, North Grove,
Highgate, N. 6. (06839)
ANDREWES, Lieut. Robert Lancelot, M.B.E.
ANDREWS, Lieut.-Col. Albion Ernest, O.B.E., b. 16
June, 1877 ; s. of Albion George Andrews, of WeUs, Somerset ;
m. Blanche Derham, d. of Rev. H. Bernard Derham-Marshall,
of Norton Canon, Herefordshire. Educ. : Weymouth College.
At present commanding 1st Batt. The Hampshire Regiment.
Served in South Africa, 1902 ; Somaliland, 1903-4 ; France,
1917-18 ; N. Russia, 1918-19 ; Army of the Black Sea, 1920.
Addresses : Messrs. Cox and Co., 16, Charing Cross, London,
S.W. 1 ; Messrs. Harris and Harris, Diocesan Registry,
WeUs, Somerset. (09713)
ANDREWS, Annie, Mrs., M.B.E., b. 27 July, 1872;
d. of Robert Bell, J.P., Craigie Lea, New Scotland, Transvaal ;
m. George Samuel Burt, M.I.C.E., s. of George Robert Andrews,
M.I.C.E., of Bournemouth, England. Educ. : Pietermaritz-
burg, Natal. War Work : Governor- General's Fund, since
Sept. 1914 ; still serving as committee member ; head of a
department in the office. Address : Jabula, 77, St. Patrick's
Road, Houghton Ridge, Johannesburg. (M2870)

Andrews

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

ANDREWS, Arthur WilUam, M.B.E.
ANDREWS, Major Charles Eric, O.B.E.
ANDREWS, Charles Henry, M.B.E.
ANDREWS, Major Cyril Rogers, M.B.E., R.A.F.
ANDREWS, Elizabeth, M.B.E.; d. of Rev. W. R.
Andrews, of 27, Enys Road, Eastbourne. War Work : Secre
tary to the Eastbourne Belgian and French Refugees Com
mittee. Address : 27, Enys Road, Eastbourne. (M7217)
ANDREWS, Capt. Ernest Courtney Harold Norman,
M.B.E.. R.G.A.
ANDREWS, Capt. Francis Arthur Lavington, C.B.E.,
R.N., King's Harbour Master since 1912, b. 1869. Address :
H.M. Dockyard, Malta. Clubs : United Service ; St. James's. (C423)
ANDREWS, Major Frank Leon, O.B.E., D.C.M., b.
17 Nov. 1870 ; s. of the late John WiUiam, of London ; to.
Margaret Maria, d. of T. B. Bickerton, of Hove, and niece
of the late Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton, Bart. War
Work : Service in India ; South Africa, Medal and 8 clasps ;
King's Medal and 2 clasps ; D.C.M. and 1 clasp ; 2 mentions,
10 Sept. 1901, and 29 July, 1902. Club : Junior Army and
Navv. ANDREWS, George, M.B.E.
ANDREWS, Lieut.-Col. George Henry, O.B.E.
ANDREWS, Helen, Mrs., M.B.E., 6. 13 AprU, 1863;
d. of Robert ArdiU, of Fallowfield, Manchester ; m. Thomas
James, s. of Isaac Andrews, of Comber, Co. Down. Educ. :
In France and Germany. War Work : Controller of Buffet
for Sailors and Soldiers, Co. Down RaUway, Belfast ; Vice-
President, S.S.F.A. ; Vice-Chairman, Local War Pensions
Sub-committee, Comber, Co. Down. Address : The Square,
Comber, Co. Down. Club : Lyceum (M7219)
ANDREWS, Capt. Henry Leonard Herbert, M.B.E.
ANDREWS, Eng.-Comm. Henry Osmond, O.B.E., R.N.
ANDREWS, Horace George, M.B.E.
ANDREWS, Lieut. Joseph Claude, M.B.E., R.A.F.
ANDREWS, Leonard, M.B.E., M.Inst.C.E., b. 16 April,
1869 ; s. of Henry Andrews, of Little Langford, Salisbury.
Educ. : Bedford County School. Consulting Engineer, Johnson
Matthey, and Co. Ltd., 78, Hatton Garden, E.C. 1. War Work :
Engineering Superintendent, Metropohtan Munitions Committee
Address : The Hut, West End Lane, Pinner. Club : St.
Stephen's. (M3491)
ANDREWS, Lieut. LesUe Frank, M.B.E.
ANDREWS, Major Neale, O.B.E., R.A.S.C.
ANDREWS, Surgeon Capt. Octavius WiUiam, C.B.E.,
M.B., R.N. '
ANDREWS, Lieut. Sidney Byron, M.B.E., R.E. (M10299)
ANDREWS, Walter Gower, M.B.E., J.P., b. 1866 ; s. of
Thornton Andrews, M.Inst.C E..J.P., of Cefn Eithen Swansea.
Educ. : Cheltenham CoUege. War Work : MUitary Repre
sentative on the Tribunals for Abergavenny Borough and
Abergavenny Rural District. Address : Aberbaiden, nr. Aber
gavenny, Mon. Club : Junior Athenasum. (M7220)
ANDREWS, Capt. George Edward GENGE-, O.B.E.,
M.P., B.S., b. 1 Aug. 1888; s. of George Edward Genge-
Andrews, of Rimpton House^ Rimpton, Bath. Educ : Guy's
Hospital. Medical Assessor, Ministry of Pensions. War
Work : CivUian Medical Officer i;c Troops, Lewes, Sussex,
from Aug. to Dec. 1914 ; Lieut, and Capt. R.A.M.C, 16 Dec.
1914 to 16 Dec. 1916 ; CivUian M.O. i/c 332 Field Ambulance
Hospital, May 1917 to Nov. 1918. Address : 49, Beaufort
Mansions, Beaufort Street, Chelsea, S.W. 3. Club : Guy's
Hospital. (04374)
ANGEL, Frederick William, M.B.E.
ANGEL, Capt. Sydney James HounseU, O.B.E., b.
14 Dec. 1872 ; s. of Richard Angel, of Bridport, Dorset, m.
Katharine, d. of John Alex Barker, of Upton Manor. Educ. :
Upton Cross. Merchant Service. War Work : Commanded
H.M.S. " Australind " ; was taken up by the Admiralty at the
outbreak of War ; was conveying troops, horses, guns, ammuni
tion, etc., to ports of France ; sent to Egypt in March, 1915 ; took
part in GaUipoli landing on 25 AprU, 1915 ; carried troops from
Egypt to Mudros until July, 1915, then returned to Southampton
and was on duty in the Channel until the cessation of hostilities.
Address : Rozel, Westbourne Grove, Westcliff -on-Sea. Club :
Maritime. (O3603)
ANGEL, Capt. Walter Douglas, M.B.E.
ANGELL, Capt. Bruce Othniel, M.B.E. R.A.F.
ANGELL, Charles Henry Cooper, O.B.E.
ANGELL, Col. Frederick John, C.B.E., Assistant Director
of Ordnance Services, Southern Command, late Col. Royal Irish
Fusiliers, b. 1861. Served Egyptian Expedition, 1884 ;
Beohuanaland Expedition, 1884-85. (C94)
ANGELO, AUred, O.B.E.
ANGELS, Mary Colquhoun, Mrs. FOX-, M.B.E. (M10369)
ANGIER, Frederick Leigh, O.B.E., M R C S.
ANGUS, John, M.B.E., B.Sc. Glasgow. War Work :
Assistant Constructor (Temporary) Department of Director
of Naval Construction Admiralty. (M79'71)
ANGUS, Maj. Robert, O.B.E., R.E.
ANGUS, Major WilUam Brodie Gurney, O.B.E., M.C,
M.A., M.D. (Cantab), F.R.CS. (Edin.), b. 28 June, 1884;
s. of C. J. Angus, of Hampstead. Educ. : Oundle School ;
Christ's College, Cambridge ; London Hospital. War Work •
Joined Aug. 1914; served in GaUipoli, Egypt, France ; was
Surgical Specialist in Casualty Clearing Stations ; and for a

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time Medical Officer in charge 108 Army Brigade, R.F.A.
Address : 14, North Square, London, N.W. 4. (04959)
ANNAN, Margaret, M.B.E. Educ. : Wycombe Abbey
School. Administrative Assistant in the Offices of the War
Cabinet. Address : Pentlands, Mitcham, Surrey. (M7222)
ANNAND, John Fowler, O.B.E., M.Sc. ; s. of Adam
Annand, of Keig, Aberdeenshire ; to. Mary Anderson,
d. of Robert Harvey, of Aberdeen. Educ. : Aberdeen, Edin
burgh, and on the Continent. Divisional Forest Officer,
Forestry Commission (Eastern Division, Scotland), was
formerly Adviser and Lecturer in Forestry at Armstrong
CoUege (University of Durham), and Superintendent of Crown
Woods in County Durham. War Work : During the War
held the position of Divisional Officer in charge at Newcastle-
uponsTyne, of the Board of Trade Timber Supply Department
and was responsible for the purchase and manufacture of large
quantities of home timber used for war purposes in France and
in England. Address : 156, Union Street, Aberdeen. (09897)
ANNE, Major George Charlton, O.B.E., R.A.F., b. 11 Feb.
1886 • s. of Ernest Lambert Swinburne Anne, of BurghwalUs,
Co. York, (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; m. Amy Violet, d.
of late James Montagu, of Malton Park, Yorkshire (see BURKE'S
Landed Gentry) ; Capt. King's Own Yorkshire Light Infanttyj
Address : Fieldhead. Thornet, W. Leeds. (03248)
ANNETT, Henry Edward, M.B.E., M.D.
ANNING, Lieut. WiUiam James, O.B.E., R.N.R.
ANSCOMBE, Capt. Richard Stanley, O.B.E.
ANSELL, George Frederic, C.B.E.
ANSON, Major Ernest St. George, O.B.E., b. 23 AprU,
1875 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. A. G. Anson, of Royal Marine Artillery
(retired) ; m. Blanche Evelyn, d. of C. C. W. Hoare, of H.M.
CivU Service (retired). Educ. : Clifton CoUege. Joined
East Surrey Regt., 9 Dec. 1896, as 2nd Lieut. ; served through
out with that unit except as below. War Work : At outbreak
of war, was employed training arafts for the front until Jan.
1915 ; proceeded to the Ypres district, Jan. 1915 ; evacuated
to England very severely wounded, 20 Feb. 1915 ; attached
General Staff, War Office, M.I.S., 20 Dec. 1915 ; appointed to
Imperial General Staff, M.I.S. War Office, 1 March, 1917 to
31 Dec. 1919 ; rejoined East Surrey Regt., 1 Jan. 1920.
Address : c'o Messrs. Cox and Co., 16, Charing Cross, S.W. 1.
(08731)
ANSON, Major George Frank Wemyss, O.B.E. (011722)
ANSON, Major George Wilfred, M.B.E., M.C, .. 2 June,
1893 ; s. of G. E. Anson, of Windy Brow, Kendal ; m. Dinah
d. of A. A. Bourne, of Cheltenham. Educ. : Winchester and
Trinity College, Oxford. War Work : Served with 7th Royal
North Lancashire Regt., 1914-17 (France) ; adjutant two years ;
Adjutant, No 11 Officer Cadet Batt., 1918-20. Address:
Copthorn, Downleaze, Sneyd Park, Bristol. Club : Cavendish. (M5036)
ANSON, Maud, Mrs., M.B.E.
ANSTEY, Eng.-Comm. Henry Charles, O.B.E., R.N.
ANSTEY, Norman, O.B.E.
ANSTRUTHER, Hon. Dame Eva IsabeUa Henrietta,
D.B.E., 6. 25 Jan. 1869 ; e.d. of the 4th Baron Sudeley (see
Burke's Peerage) ; to. Henry Torrens, 2nd s. of the late Sir
Robert Anstruther, 5th Bt., M.P., of Balcaskie (see BURKE'S
Peerage). Address: 25, Curzon St. W. 1. (D8)
ANSTRUTHER, MUdred Harriet, Lady, C.B.E., b. 2 Juns
1863 ; d. of Edward Hussey, of Scotney Castle ; m. Sir Ralph
William, s. of the late Sir Robert Anstruther, Bt., of Balcaskie.
War Work : Soldiers and SaUors FamUies Association ; War
Pensions ; Red Cross ; Food Control. Addresses : Balcaskie,
Pittenweem ; 10, Evelyn 'Mansions, London, S.W. Clubs :
Queen s, Edinburgh : New Victorian. (C95)
ANSTRUTHER, Eleonora, Hon. Mrs. James LLOYD-,
ANTHONY, Isaac John, M.B.E.
ANTILL, Lilian Mary, Mrs., C.B.E., 6. 1879 ; d. of John
Bassett Christian, of Tudor EUzabeth Bay, Sydney, NS
Wales ; m late Major E. A. AntlU, Royal Aust. Field ArtiUery.
War Work : Organiser of War Chest Fund at Sydney. Ad
dress : Javisfield, Picton, N.S. Wales (C357)
ANTOINE, Ivy Madame Andre, M.B.E., .. 18 April, 1884;
d. of late Capt. Arthur Gooch, 16th Lancers, of 7, Queen's
Gardens, Windsor ; m. Andre Joseph Antoine, s. of Monsieur
iL Wn£°m&r ° ^aris4, EdH°- •' " Tile Beehive," Windsor.
War Work : Worked at Bow House, Bow, for the late Lady St.
Davids, also a short time at the Missing and Wounded Office,
Norfolk House, Pall Mall ; 1915, went to AbbeviUe to work in
t^neM^h 1°oi?nglai}'LSoldiers' Rooms. where she stayed
m March, 1919. Address : 101, Rue Gravel, LevaUois,
ANTROBUS, George PoUock, O.B.E. ( '
APPERLY, Dayid Cooper, M.B.E., b. 17 Feb. 1846;
s of David Apper y, of Stroud, Glos. ; m. 1st, Louisa, d.
T>r w !ni^ac£en?le' IK Kilmalcolm, 2ndly, Beatrice, d of
Dr. W. Soltau Eccles, of Norwood. Educ. : Privately. Hon.
Treasurer and Chairman of CouncU of Mr. Fegan's Homes
War^of^i f^ftor and Chairman of severlfcbmpaffies
ZZ 'nwt ?st„abhshed and President of the Langton Green
War Hospital Supply Depot (Affiliated to Queen Marv's
Needlework GuUd, Carpenters Branch). Club P Royal Auto-
A?KYrM?I!?Inl,PmM. MB-B- (M?226)
S™' Capt Geoffrey Edmund, M.B.E.
APPLEBY, Lieut. -Col. Kinloch Arthur O Tt V
APPLETON, Edith EUzabeth, O.BE'

BIOGKAPHIES.

Armitage

APPLETON, Janet, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of the Rev. Canon
Parish, Master of Greatham Hospital, Co. Durham ; m. Rev.
Charles Reginald, «. of the Rev. T. Appleton, Rector of Lud-
gershaU, Bucks. War Work : V.A.D. work 1914-19 at 1st
Durham Aux. Hospital, Whinney House, Gateshead, and at
St. John's Ambulance Brigade Hospital, Saltwell Towers
Gateshead. Address : 17, Osborne Terrace, Gateshead, Co.
Durham. - (M7227)
APPLETON, Mary, Mrs., M.B.E., 6. 17 Oct. 1858 ; d. of
iEneas Joseph Dymott, of London ; to. Thomas Alfred,
Surgeon, s. of James Appleton, of London. Educ. : WeUs,
Somerset. Commandant, V.A.D., L. 158. War Work : For
5 years Commandant and Organiser of the Red Cross Voluntary
work, and Hon. Sec. of the Gifts and Comforts Department at
Special Military Surgical Hospital, Shepherd's Bush ; also under
the Ministry of Pensions; One year at Fulham MUitary
Hospital. Address : 34, Stevenage Road, Bishop's Park,
Fulham, S.W. 6. (M7228)
APPLETON, WilUam Archibald, C.B.E., b. 1859 ; s. of
Edward John Appleton, of Lenton ; Sec. Lace Makers' Trade
Union, 1896-1907 ; Sec. Gen. Federation of Trade Unions ;
British Correspondent to International Federation of Trade
Unions, and Member of Advisory Committee on National
Insurance. Addresses : The Larches, Stevenage, Herts. ;
Hami'ton House. Bidborough Street, W.C 1. (CI)
APPLETON, Lieut. WiUiam Arnold, M.B.E.. R.N.V.R
APPLEYARD, Agnes, Mrs., M.B.E.,; d. of Hugh Dickie,
B.A., LL.D., of KUmarnock, Scotland ; m. Charles W. Apple-
yard, «. of Isaac Appleyard, of Scarborough. War Work :
On Administrative Committee of Gov.-General's Fund, Johan
nesburg ; did special work in connection with Widows' pensions
and the education of the War orphans. Address : 126,
Houghton Drive Johannesburg. (M6341)
APPLEYARD, Major George Crossley, O.B.E.
APPLEYARD, Lieut. RoUo, O.B.E., R.N.V.R., D.S.O.
O.B.E. APPLIN, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Vincent Kempenfeldt,
D.S.O., O.B.E., Commanding 14th (King's) Hussars, 6. 11
April, 1869 ; e.s. of the late Capt. V. J. AppUn, late R.M.T. ;
m. Beatrice Caroline Buchan. Educ. : Newton Coll. and
Sherborne. Entered British North Borneo Service as a Cadet,
1889 ; served through Syed and Mat SaUeh RebeUions, 1895-
97 (medal and clasp) ; served through South African War,
1899-1901 ; District Commissioner, Bloemfontein (medal,
4 clasps, despatches twice, D.S.O.) ; battles Messines and
Passchendaele, 1917 (despatches twice. Brevet Lieut.-Col.).
Address : c;o Cox & Co., 16, Charing Cross, S.W. 1. Club :
Junior United Service. (08732)
APSEY, Sir John, K.B.E., 6. 18 March, 1859; s. of the
late John Apsey, of Sheerness ; to. 1st, Esther Elizabeth (died
1917), d. of the late Nathaniel Finch, of Sheerness, 2nd,
Mabel, d. of James Jesse Coles, South HayUng. Educ. :
Royal Naval CoU., Greenwich. Manager of H.M. Dockyard,
Portsmouth, since 1907 ; Chief Constructor, H.M. Dockyard,
Malta, 1902 ; superintended the bunding of the following
battleships of the Super-Dreadnought type, viz. : " BeUerophon,"
" St. Vincent," " Neptune," " Orion," " King George V.,"
" Iron Duke," " Queen Elizabeth," and " Royal Sovereign."
these being in each case the leading ship of their class. Address :
2, The Parade, H.M. Dockyard, Portsmouth. (K450)
APTHORP, Beatrice Mary, O B.E.
ARBERY, Major James, M.B.E.
ARBUTHNOT, Constance, Lady, M.B.E. ; d. of Sir WilUam
Milman, 3rd Bart. (seeBm-KE's Peerage) ; m. Sir Alexander John
Arbuthnot, K.C.S.I., Ci.E., s. of the Right Rev. Alexander
Arbuthnot, D.D., Bishop of KUIaloe. Edue. : Private!. . Com
mandant, 130 Hants B.R.C.S. ; Foundation Manager, New
town School. War W ork. "Correspondent for LocalBelgian Relief
Fund (Kingsclere) 1914-19 , Correspondent for Newtown for
Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Assoc, and for Group of workers
under Newbury Hospital Supply Depot, 1915-19 ; convalescent
officers received, 1915-16 ; Newtown House accepted for
AuxUiary Hospital (Class A), and opened 17 Dec. 1916 ; en
larged to 31 beds, 1918 ; closed 30 June, 1919 ; organised
Hospital and acted as commandant ; mentioned in despatch,
1919. Address : Newtown House, Newbury. (M7229)
ARBUTHNOT, EUzabeth Fountaine, M.B.E. Address:
26, Cadogan Square, London, S.W.I.
ARBUTHNOT, Evelyn Mary, O B.E.
ARBUTHNOT, Capt. Lionel Gough, M.B.E., b. 24 Sept.
1870 ; s. of Hugh Gough Arbuthnot. Educ. : Harrow and
Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. War Work : Enlisted Oct. 1914 ;
Commission, AprU, 1915 ; proceeded to GallipoU, Oct. 1915 ;
remained until evacuation ; served in Egypt, and proceeded
to France, June, 1916 ; remained there until Aug. 1917, when
severely wounded ; after recovering, proceeded to Salonika,
and was appointed A.D.C to Gen. Plunkett, Chief of the
MUitary Mission with the Serbian Army. Received the
Serbian Order of the White Eagle. Club : M.C.C . (M5037)
ARBUTHNOT, Major Malcolm Alexander, O.B.E., 6.
23 Sept. 1878 ; s. of W. R. Arbuthnot, late of Plawhatch, East
Grimstead ; to. Florence Jessie, d. of G. S. BoUeau, of Sydney.
Educ: Trinity College, Cambridge. Stockbroker. War
Work : 2nd Batt. Seaforth Highlanders, Western Front, till
wounded, and then Staff Capt. and Deputy Assistant Adjutant-
General, War Office. Address : 69, Courtfield Gardens, S.W. 5.
Club: WeUington. (06841)
ARCHDALE, Rev. Mervyn, O.B.E.
ARCHDALE, Capt. Nicholas Edward, C.B.E., R.N.

ARCHER, Major Basil Henry, O.B.E.
f ARCHER, Henry George Fuller, O.B.E. (011936)
ARCHER, Henry William, O.B.E.
ARCHER, Sir John, K.B.E., 6. 13 June, 1860 ; s. of late
John Archer, of Lenzie, Dumbartonshire ; m. Ella Beatrice,
d. of J. 0. Sharpe, of Longhope, Glos. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Chairman, Advisory Committee, Customs and
Excise, on Wines and Spirits, 1917-19. Address : Devonshire
Lodge, Richmond, Surrey. Clubs : Junior Carlton ; Con
stitutional ; Royal Automobile. (K129)
ARCHER, Major John Oliver, O.B.E., R.F.A., S.R.
Address : R.F.A., Woolwich, S.E.
ARCHER, Major Samuel Frank Alderson, O.B.E., F.A.
ARCHER, Thomas WilUam, M.B.E.
ARCHER, WiUiam David, O.B.E., b. 4 March, 1860;
s. of David Archer, of Croydon. Educ. : Whitgift School,
Croydon. Late Principal Ship Surveyor, Board of Trade.
War Work : Marine Department, Board of Trade. Address :
3, Birdhurst Rise, Croydon. (O9900)
ARCHEY, Capt. Gilbert Edward, O.B.E.
ARCHIBALD, David, M.B.E., b. 31 Aug. 1862. Station
Master, Waverley Station, Edinburgh. Address : 2, West
Mayfield, Edinburgh. (M7231)
ARCHIBALD, Major George Grassie, O.B.E.
ARD, Rachel Maud, M.B.E., 6. 1871 ; d. of Rev. A. J. Ard,
M.A., late Vicar of S. Savionia, Tollington Park, London^N.
Educ. : At home, France and Italy with governesses, war
Work : Commandant of Rusthale V.A.D. Hospital, Tunbridge
Wells. Address : Heatherleigh, Hungershall Park, Tunbridge
WeUs. (Ml)
ARDEE, Brig.-Gen. Lord Reginald Le Normand, C.B.,
C.B.E., b. 24 Nov. 1889 ; s. of 13th Earl of Meath ; to. Aileen
May, d. of 4th Earl of Dunraven. Educ. : Wellington CoUege.
Served in the South African War 1900-2 (Queen's Medal three
clasps, King's Medal two clasps). War Work : Commanding
1st Batt. Grenadier Guards when war began; transferred to
command of 1st Batt. Irish Guards, Sept. 1914 ; wounded Ypres,
Nov. 1914 ; attached Munitions Inventions Department;
1915-16 ; commanded 4th Guards Brigade, Feb. to April, 1918 ;
gassed, 1918 ; commandant Etaples Administrative District,
June, 1918, to July, 1919. (C1216)
ARDERN, Frederick, M.B.E., 6. 21 Dec. 1883; s. of
Thomas Henry Ardern, of Stockport ; m. Lavinia Mary, d. of
James Royle, of Stockport. Educ. : Stockport and Manchester.
Assistant Overseer and Collector of Kates for the parishes and
Urban Districts of Handforth and Hazel Grove-cum-Bramhall ;
Secretary, Hazel Grove and Wilmslow War Pensions Committee
(Cheshire) ; Member, Hazel Grove sub-committee, Cheshire
Old Age Pensions Committee. War Work : Sub-District
Representative, SaUors' and Soldiers' Families Association ;
Sub-District Representative Incorporated Sailors' and Soldiers'
Help Society ; Member, local Prince of Wales' Fund Committee ;
Hon. Sec, Ashton-under-Lyne and Stockport War Pensions
District Committee, afterwards known as Hazel Grove and
Wilmslow District Committee (Cheshire) ; Hon. Auditor,
Hazel Grove War Savings Association ; Special Constable,
Cheshire County Constabulary. Address: " Withernsea,"
Queen's Road, Hazel Grove, Cheshire. (M7232)
ARGLES, Agnes, O.B.E., 6. 21 March, 1866 ; d. of W. H.
Wakefield, of Sedgwick, Kendal ; m. Thomas A., s. of F. A.
Argles, of Eversley, Milnthorpe. War Work : Chairman of
Executive and Disablement Committees for Westmorland War
Pensions ; Commissioner for Westmorland Girl Guides ; Presi
dent of Westmorland Musical Festival. Address : Eversley,
Milnthorpe, Westmorland. ; (O9901)
ARGLES, Capt. Guy Arthur Eustace, O.B.E., R.A.S.C
ARGO, Archibald, M.B.E.
ARIS, Capt. Alexander Frederick, O.B.E., R.A.S.C
ARKLE, Alderman Arthur Henry, O.B.E., J.P., b. 29
Aug. 1858 ; s. of W. B. Arkle, of Oxton, Birkenhead. Educ. :
Marlborough. Chairman, Birkenhead Education Committee.
War Work : Chairman, War Pensions Committee ; Chairman,
Recruiting Advisory Committee ; Mayor of Birkenhead, 1914-
1915. Address : Elmhurst, Oxton, Birkenhead. Club : Athe
naeum (Liverpool). (O9902)
ARKLE, Major John Stanley, O.B.E., M.B. R.A.M.C,
s. of Thomas Nixon Arkle, of Gosforth, Northumberland ;
m. E. B., d. of WiUiam Wade, of Gosforth. Hon. Asst. to
Ophthalmic Dept., Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle-on-
Tyne. War Work : Served with R.A.M.C, Sept. 1914 to Nov.
1915 ; attached to 12th Batt. The Royal Scots, Nov. 1915 to
AprU, 1919 ; No. 3 Casualty Clearing Station. Address : 14,
Jesmond Road, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (O2403)
ARKLIE, Edgar Vincent, M.B.E.
ARLAND, Lieut. John Alfred, M.B.E.
ARMAN, Edward WilUam James, O.B.E., b. 24 Jan. 1856 ;
s. of Orlando Annan, of Hungerford, Berks. ; m. Kate Eliza
beth, d. of Joseph Seelie Greenhow, of Chelmsford. Educ. :
Hungerford Grammar School, and Privately. War Work :
Member, Portsmouth War Pensions Committee ; Member,
Portsmouth War Economy Committee ; Member, Portsmouth
War Savings Committee ; President, Portsmouth Post Office
War Savings Association ; Divisional Food Commissioner,
South Midland Division; Hon. Sec. Berkshire County War
Memorial. Address : 23, Kendrick Road, Reading. (O9903)
ARMBRUSTER, Major Charles Hubert, O.B.E.
ARMBRUSTER, Hubert, M.B.E.
ARMISTEAD, Thomas, M.B.E.
ARMITAGE, CeeU Henry, C.B.E., D.L., _. 1877; _. of

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Armitage

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

Frederick Armitage, of NorthaUerton, Yorks ; m. Mary Mar
chent Edwards d. of John Edwards, of Taunton. Educi.:
King William's College. County Red Cross Hon. Sec. an.
County Director. War Work : County Director, Derbyshire ;
Red Cross County Hon. Sec. ; Hon. Sec. Derbyshire Soldiers'
Comforts Assoc. Address : Longstone Grange, near Bakewell,
Derbyshire. Club : Derbyshire County. (C97)
ARMITAGE, Major Charles Leathley, D.S.O., O.B.E.,
b. 1871 ; s. of the late Rev. Arthur Armitage, of Brecken-
brough, Cheltenham; m. 1901, Esther, who d. 1914, d. of
Richard Armitage. Educ. : Winchester. Entered King's
Liverpool Regt., 1892, and became Capt. 1900 ; retired 1907.
War Services : Served during 1914-15, as Capt. and Brevet
Major Worcestershire Regt. (wounded, despatches) ; is Ch.
Constable of Southport. Club : Union (Southport). (06844)
ARMITAGE, Elsie Barbara, M.B.E., 6. 10 Sept. 1878;
d. of A. C. Armitage, of Kirroughtree, Newton Stewart. War
Work : Secretary, British Soldiers' and Sailors' Institute,
Boulogne. Address : Kirroughtree, Newton Stewart, Scot
land. (M3492)
ARMITAGE, Ethel, Mrs., M.B.E.
ARMITAGE, Louisa Mary, O.B.E., 5.12 Aug. 1864; d.ot
S.F. Armitage, J.P., of Pell HaU, Little Hulton, Bolton, Lanes.
Educ. : Mme. Yeatman's School, NeuUly, Paris. War Work :
From 1912 to 1920 worked amongst the British Soldiers in
Miss Sande's Homes, of which there are eight in India. Address :
Sutton Seale, Macclesfield, Cheshire. (O9804)
ARMITAGE, Capt. Phihp MeUand, O.B.E., R.F.A. (T. F.).
ARMITAGE, Stanley Holt, O.B.E.
ARMITAGE, T. 2nd Lieut. Walter Cleveland, M.B.E.,
R.A.S.C. ARMITAGE, Major WiUiam Bryan, O.B.E., late R.A.F.,
now Capt. 8th Bn. Lancashire Fusiliers (T.F.)
ARMITSTEAD, Henry, M.B.E.
ARMITSTEAD, 2nd Lieut. Thomas, M.B.E.
ARMOUR, George Denholm, O.B.E., b. 30 Jan. 1864 ;
s. of Robert Armour, of Waterside, Busby, Lanarkshire ; m.
Mary Emma, d. of John Robb. Educ. : St. Andrews. War
Work : In Army Remount Service ; appointed to command of
F. Squadron, Remount Depot, Swaythling, April, 1915, with
rank of Major ; exchanged to Salonica, June, 1917, to command
42nd Remount Squadron ; in Dec. 1917 was promoted to Staff
as D.A.D.R. and to command Remount Depot, Salonica, with
temporary rank of Lieut.-Col. ; awarded Greek Military Medal,
3rd Class. Address : Parkside, Corsham, WUts. Club :
Savage. (06431)
ARMOUR, Major John Douglas, O.B.E.
ARMOUR, William Staveley, M.B.E., M.A., Barrister-at-
Law,6.28Dec.l883;s. ofthe Rev. J.B. Armour, M.A., of Bally-
money Ireland. Educ : Campbell Coll , Belfast ; Jesus Coll.
Oxford. President Oxford Union. 1907. Indian Education
Service ; Headmaster, Queen's Coll. School, Benares ; Inspector
of Schools, Lucknow, etc. War Work : On Special Duty,
Northern Army Headquarters, India, 1917 ; Supt. Publicity
Bureau, Education Dept. U.P., 1918-19. (M6101)
ARMSTRONG, Arthur CampbeU, O.B.E.
ARMSTRONG, Capt Cyril, M.B.E., R.A.M.C, b. 11 May
1893 ; s. of John H. Armstrong, of Sunderland ; m. Elizabeth
ChUds, d. of the late Stanley Dorling, of Sunderland. Educ. :
Argyle House School, Sunderland. War Work : Served with
No. 10, General Hospital ; 1/5 Lincolnshire Regt., France,
1914-15 ; West Africa. May, 1916, to July, 1917 ; Registrar,
Military Hospital, Rochester Row, S.W. 1., Sept. 1917 to May,
1919. Address : Raincliffe, Roker, Sunderland. (M5038)
ARMSTRONG, Capt. Francis Harold Courtenay, O.B.E.
ARMSTRONG, Francis Joseph, O.B.E., 6. 14 Jan. 1865 ;
s. of the late Joseph Armstrong, of Ipswich ; m. Annie May, d,
of the late Frederick Davies, of London. Educ. : Ipswich.
Junior Assistant Secretary, in the Scottish Education Depart
ment, and Secretary to the Advisory Council of the Depart
ment. War Work : Increased departmental duties owing to
the absence, on mUitary service, of the younger members of
the staff, and evening work on munitions. Address : 7,
RUlbank Terrace, Edinburgh. (O3604)
ARMSTRONG, Lieut.-Col. Francis Logie, O.B.E., 6.
5 Sept. 1886 ; s. of C. N. Armstrong, of Montreal, Canada ;
m. Marjorie Hilton, d. of Lieut.-Col. A. J. Wilkes, K.C, of
Brantford, Canada Educ. : St. Alban's School, Royal Military
CoUege, Kingston. Director of Records, Department of
MUitia and Defence, Ottawa. War Work : D.A.A.G. Canadian
Record Office, London ; Staff Captain 4th Can. Inf. Brigade,
France ; General Staff Officer H.Q. 3rd Can. Div. France ;
Officer-in-Charge Canadian Records, London, Eng. ; Director
of Records, MUitia H.Q. Ottawa. Address : Rockcliffe, Ottawa,
Canada. Clubs : Junior Naval and Military ; Royal Ottawa
Golf. (097)
ARMSTRONG, Comm. Francis Philip, O.B.E., R.N.V.R.,
b. 16 Oct. 1871 s. of Sir G. C. H. Armstrong, Bart. ; m
Pucheria Margaret, d. of George Fox, J. P., D.L., of Elmhurst
Hall, Lichfield. Educ. : Charterhouse and Magdalen College,
Oxford. War Work : Aug. 1914, to Feb. 1916, Admiralty ;
Feb. 1916, to Feb. 1917, in charge of Commission for selection
of officers and mechanics for AuxUiary Patrol in Canada and
New Zealand ; Mar. 1916, to Dec. 1918, Commander Yacht
Patrol, Portsmouth, and in Command of Coastal Motor-boat
Base at Haslar ; Jan. 1919, to Aug. 1919, Assistant Mainten
ance Captain, Portsmouth. Address : Oxleys, Beaulieu,
Hants. Club : Junior Carlton.
ARMSTRONG, Capt. George MedUcott, O.B.E., R.A.O.C

ARMSTRONG, Capt. George William, M.B.E., R.F.A.
ARMSTRONG, Lieut.-Col. Godfrey George, O.B.E.
ARMSTRONG, Henry, O.B.E.
ARMSTRONG, Capt. Howard Wolfenden, M.B.E.
ARMSTRONG, Major James Alexander, O.B.E.
ARMSTRONG, Col. John Alexander, C.M.G., C B.E.,
b. 1862 ; s. of late Thomas Armstrong ; m: 1890, Ida, who d.
1904 d of — Spittal. Educ. : Toronto Uni*. Ts a Surg.
Dentist, Col. Canadian Forces, and Director of Dental Sers.
Overseas Mil. Forces of Canada ; was a Member of Public
Sch. Board, Ottawa, 1906-17 (elected Chm. 1912). Address:
] 02 James Street, Ottawa. Clubs : National Liberal ; Sports' ;
WelUngton : Laurentian (Ottawa). (C1827)
ARMSTRONG, John Henry Nicholas, O.B.E.
ARMSTRONG, John Warneford Scobell, C.B.E., b. 1 Mar.
1877 ; s. of John ScobeU Armstrong, of Naneealverne, near
Penzance. Educ. : Abroad. Called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple on 5 July, 1905, and joined the Western Circuit;
author of the " Trade Continuation Schools of Germany,"
published by the Eighty Club in 1913. War Work : Assistant
Postal Censor, 1914-15 ; from 1915 to June, 1919, was in charge
of a subsection of the Directorate of Military InteUigence,
War Office, and responsible to the Chief Postal Censor for the
policy of the Postal Censorship in relation to Commerce and
to the Economic Blockade ; from June, 1919, to Feb. 1920,
served as Temp. Assistant Legal Adviser to the Foreign Office;
now serving as Temp. Legal Adviser to the Reparation Claims
Department of the Board of Trade. Received, 25 June,
1920, Les Palmes d' Officier d' Academic conferred by the
President of the French Republic. Address : 5, Montagu
Street, Portman Sq., London, W. Clubs : St. James'; Eighty;
M.C.C. (02424)
ARMSTRONG, John WiUiam, O.B.E.
ARMSTRONG, Nevill Alexander Drummond, O.B.E.
ARMSTRONG, Robert Bayles, M.B.E.
ARMSTRONG, Capt. Samuel Richard, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
ARMSTRONG, Capt. Sereld John, O.B.E., M.C, R.E.,
b . 25 May, 1894 ; s. of Rear- Admiral J. G. Armstrong. Educ. :
Cheltenham College and Royal MUitary Academy, Woolwich.
War Work: France, Jan. 1915 to Nov. 1918, in 2nd Field
Squadron. Address : Brompton Barracks, Chatham. Club :
United Service. (04963)
ARMSTRONG, 2nd Lieut. Thomas Edward Steele,
M.B.E. ARMSTRONG, Col. Thomas Graves Lowry Herbert,
C.B.E., b. 1586 ; Col. and Hon. Brig.-Gen. (ret.) ; Great War,
1914-3 9 (despatches). (C1446)
ARMSTRONG, FUght.-Lieut. Tom, M.B.E., R.A.F.,
L.R.C.S. ARMYTAGE, Frederic Fairburn, M.B.E., L.R.C.P. and S.
Ed., L.F.P. and S.G., b. 18 March, 1861 ; s. of James Armytage,
of Hartshead, Yorks. Educ. : Edinburgh University. War
Work : Med. Officer to Clifford Street and Nunthorpe Hall
V.A.D. Hospitals, York, and Askham Grange V.A.D. Hospital,
near York. Address : Acomb, York. (M7235)
ARNEIL, Lieut. London, O.B.E., R.F.A.
. ARNISON, Christine Mary, M.B.E. ; d. of WiUiam Prince
Trustram, of Cheapside, London ; m. WUliam Drewett, s. of
George Arnison, of AUendale, Northumberland. Educ :
Blackheath High School, London, S.E. War Work : 1st
Northern General Hospital, Newcastle. Address: 4, Lovaine
Place, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (M7236)
ARNOLD, Capt. AUred Henry, O.B.E., b. 4 Aug. 1890.
Esquire of Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England ; Order
of Nile (4th Class) ; Chevalier, Order King George of Greece ;
mentioned in despatches. War Work : Secretary, H.Q. Col
lections Committee, B.R.C.S. and Order of St. John, 1914 ;
attached H.Q. Staff, Red Cross Commission, France, 1914-15 ;
Secretary, Malta, Egypt, and Near East Commissions, B.R.C.S.
and Order of St. John, 1915-19. Address: 2, Sherbrook
Gardens, Winchmore Hill, N. 21. (O9906)
ARNOLD, Col. Alfred James, C.B.E., D.S.O., b. 1866 ;
s . of Alfred Roberts Arnold, of Bournemouth ; to. H. May,
d. of the late R. Hardwick, J.P., of Cheshire. Educ. : Privately
and Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. War Work : Com
manded 20th Batt. Manchester Regt., also 1st G. B. Royal
Welsh Fusiliers. Address : Hafod Wen, Harlech. Clubs :
Arthur's ; Cavalry ; British Empire. (C798)
ARNOLD, Major Allan Cholmondeley, O.B.E., M.C.
ARNOLD, Hon. Lieut.-Col. Francis Havard, O.B.E.,
R.A.O.C ARNOLD, Capt. George, M.B.E., b. 21 Feb. 1862 ; s. of
George and Sarah Arnold, of Gooie ; to. Sarah Ellen, d of
Jonathan Sales, of Goole. Educ. : National School, Goole.
Master Mariner in the employ of the Lancashire and Yorkshire
Railway Co. War Work : Employed in Cross-Channel Trans
port during the whole of the War. Address : 4, Sutton Street,
Goole. (M3493)
ARNOLD, Henry George, M.B.E.
ARNOLD, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Tollemache, CBE.
D.S.O., b. 1867 ; Major, Brevet Lieut.-Col., and Staff-Pav-
master Army Pay Depart. ; Great War, 1914-18 (despatche.%) ,
was 2nd class Assist. Accountant, Accounts Depart., 1905-9.
ARNOLD, Percy, O.B.E. (C1217)
ARNOT, John Wilkie, M.B.E. Works Manager and
Engineer to the Hereford FilUng Factorv. (M10304)
ARNOT, Capt. William, O.B.E. ' uuiiwu*/
I ARNOT, Lieut. WilUam Mills, M.B.E., R.A.F (T F )
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BIOGRAPHIES.

Ashwell

ARNOTT, Caroline Sydney, Lady, D.B.E., Lady of Grace
of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, J.P., 6. 22 March
1859 ; d. of Sir Frederick WUliams, 2nd Bart., of Tregullow,
Cornwall, and Heanton Court, N. Devon ; m. Sir John Arnott,
Bart. s. of Sir John Arnott, 1st Bart., of Woodlands, Cork
(see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Vice-President for Dublin
City Branch of the SaUors" and Soldiers' Help Society , Presi
dent, Dublin Committee of " Farewell " to British Troops,
Aug. 1914 ; President and Organiser, Dublin Depot for Food
Supplies to the Prisoners of War of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers ;
Chairman, National War Savings Committee for Leinster,
Munster and , Connaught ; Chairman, National Waste Paper
Department of Irish Hospital Supply Depot. Address : 12,
Merrion Square, Dublin. (D9)
ARNOTT, Major Edward Whiston, O.B.E., R.F.A. (T.F.
Reserve), 6. 7 May, 1883 ; s. of the late Edward Arnott, J.P.,
of the Garth, Monmouth ; m. Julia, d. of the late WUliam
Alfred Baker, J.P., of Avishays, Newport. Barrister,
Inner Temple; Assistant Secretary, War Compensation
Court. War Work : Served with Expeditionary Forces in
France and Egypt; 1914 15 Star. Address: 11, Old Court
Mansions, Kensington, London, W. 8. Clubs : Junior Carlton ;
New University. (06846)
ARNOTT, Florence Evelyn, Mrs., M.B.E.
ARNOTT, Francis WUUam, M.B.E., 6. 21 Sept. 1888;
s. of Thomas Richard, of Coventry ; m. Ellen Annie, d. of
Arthur Henton, of Leamington Spa. Educ. : Bablake and
King Henry VIII. Schools, Coventry. Superintendent, Carriage
and Erecting Dept., The Daimler Co., Ltd., Coventry. War
Work : Superintendent, Aeroplane Dept., The Daimler Co.,
Ltd., Coventry. Address : 35, Chester Street, Coventry .
(M7237)
ARRIGO, Edgar, M.B.E., 6. 15 AprU, 1870 ; s. of Oswald
Arrigo, of Valetta, Malta ; m. Marietta, d. of Alfonso Rocco
Peralta, of Valetta. Educ : Lyceum, Malta. War Work : At
the Secretariat, Malta. Addresses : 126, Strada San Domenico,
Valetta ; Casino Maltese, Valetta. (M6410)
ARSCOTT, Capt. WiUiam Herbert, O.B.E.
ARTHUR, Major Harry Robert, O.B.E., R.A.O.C.
ARTHUR, Janet Stevenson Bennet, Lady, O.B.E.
ARTHUR, Capt. John Stanley, O.B.E., B.Sc. (Lond.),
A.I.C., R.A.M.C. T.F., 6. 1887 ; s. of John Joseph Arthur,
of Dulwich, S.E. ; m. Mabel, d. of Edmund Burges Homer,
of Lines. Educ. : AUeyn's School, Dulwich, S.E. ; London
University. Chemist ; Senior Assistant to Lee's Reader of
Chemistry, Christ Church, Oxford, 1904-11 ; Science Master,
Oxford High School, 1912-16 ; Assistant Chemist to the
Empire Motor Fuels Committee, 1920. War Work : Officer-
in-charge, War Office Experimental Water Station ; introduced
the system of Sterilisation of Water by Chlorine Gas, as adopted
by the War Office ; designer of Water Purification Plants for
War Office, 1916-19, and India Office, 1919-20. Address : 2,
Halsmere Road, Myatt's Park, S.E. 5. (08735)
ARTHUR, Rev. John WilUam, O.B.E., M.D., Ch.B.,
6. 23 AprU, 1881 ; s. of John WUliam Arthur, of Glasgow,
Scotland. Educ. : Glasgow Academy and Glasgow University.
Ordained Medical Missionary and Chairman of the Mission
CouncU of the Church of Scotland Mission, Kikuyu, British East
Africa. War Work : Captain and Officer Commanding the
Kikuyu Missions Volunteers (K.M.V.), attached to the Military
Labour Bureau (M.L.B.), the German East Africa Expeditionary
Force; served from 16 AprU, 1917, to 16 Jan. 1918. Addresses:
9, Athole Gardens, Glasgow ; Church of Scotland Mission,
Kikuyu, Kenya Colony. Club : Nairobi. (09907)
ARTHUR, Major Lionel Francis, D.S.O., O.B.E., 26th
Cav. (011723)
ARTHUR, Olive Juana, Mrs. James, M.B.E.
ARUNDEL, Grace. M.B.E.
ARUNDELL, Lieut.-Col. Hon. George Vere Arundell
MONCKTON-, D.S.O., O.B.E., 1st Life Guards, 6. 24 March,
1882; e.s. of the 7th Viscount Galway. Educ. : Christehurch,
Oxford. Served Great War, 1914-17 (despatches, D.S.O.).
Address : Serlby, Bawtry, Yorks. (05588)
ASBRIDGE, Harry Hales, M.B.E.
ASCOTT, Major WUUam, O.B.E., D.A.D.V.S. 43rd
(Wessex) Div., b. 29 May, 1864 ; s. of Henry Ascott, J.P., of
Bideford ; m. Frances Anne, d. of WUUam John Keyte, of
Westward Ho 1 Educ. : Devon County School. Veterinary
Surgeon. War Work : At MobUisation was a Capt., R.A.V.C,
(T.F.), attached to R. N. Devon Yeomanry ; did duty on East
Coast until Regt. sent to GaUipoli as Infantry in Sept. 1915 ;
then sent to France, seeing service first with the 12th Div. and
from Oct. 1916, to March, 1919, with the 56th Div., as
D.A.D.V.S. ; thrice mentioned in despatches ; awarded
O.B.E. (MU.), and Order de Reconnaisance (France). Address :
West Bridge, Bideford, North Devon. (O2404)
ASCOUGH, Matthew Mather, M.B.E.
ASCROFT, Lieut. Robert WiUiam, M.B.E.
ASH, AHred James, O.B.E.
ASH, T. 2nd Lieut. Ernest, O.B.E.
ASH, T. Lieut. Frederick Cecil, M.B.E., M.G.C
ASH, Major Harold Carton, O.B.E., M.C, b. 26 June,
1884 ; s. of the late Charles Frederick Ash, late of Derwent
House, Finchley. War Work : Joined from T.F. reserve,
Aug. 1914 ; service with 2/17th Batt. London Regt. ; Staff
Capt., 180th Infy. Brigade, March, 1915 to Dec. 1917 ; ap
pointed D.A.Q.M.G., Yeomanry Div. (afterwards 4th Cavalry
Div.), Dec. 1917, to Dec. 1918 ; and served in France, 1916,

afterwards Salonika, 1917, and Palestine, 1917-18. Address ¦'
Grassmere, Edgware, Middlesex. (06131)
ASH, Capt. William MaxweU VACY-, O.B.E.
ASHCROFT, Capt. William, M.B.E.
ASHDOWN, Sir George Henry, K.B.E., I.S.O., Legion of
Honour, D S.M. American Navy, 6. 1857 Director of
Stores, Admiralty. Address : Waratah, Effingham Road,
Surbiton. (K341)
ASHER, Augustus Gordon Grant, C.B.E., b. 18 Dec. 1861 ;
s. of John Gordon Asher, Major, Bombay Staff Corps ; m. Emme
Berry, d. of Charles George Barclay, of Dura, Cupar, Fife.
Educ. : Loretto and Brasenose College, Oxford. County
Clerk and Treasurer of Midlothian ; Secretary of Association of
County Councils in Scotland ; Clerk of Lieutenancy of Mid
lothian. War Work : Confidential work in connection with
the Defence of the East Coast of Scotland ; Hon. Sec. National
Relief Fund for Midlothian ; Hon. Sec. Midlothian War Savings
Committee. Address : 10, AthoU Crescent, Edinburgh .
Clubs: New Edinburgh ; Wellington. (C424)
ASHFORD, Major and Qr.-Mr. Frederiok Henry, O.B.E.,
R.E. ASHFORD Capt. John. O.B.E., M.I.Mech.E., b. 1870;
5. of Francis E. Ashford, of Birmingham ; m. Annie, d. of
G. Shelvoke, of Handsworth. Educ. : Private School and Sir
Jbsiah Mason's Science College, Birmingham. Engineer.
Superintendent Central Workshop Division, Public Works
Department, Punjab, India. War Work : Manufacture of
Munitions and other MUitary requirements. Address :
Amritsar, Punjab, India. (O2084)
ASHFORD, Mary Adelaide, Mrs., M.B.E.
ASHFORD, WUUam, O.B.E., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 6.
18 Dec. 1871 ; s. of the late William Ashford, of Woodbury,
Devon ; m. Elise Mary, d. of Capt. Charles Irwin, of R. Irish
Fusiliers. Educ. : Exeter and St. Thomas' Hospital, London.
Medical Practitioner. War Work : Topsham V.A. Hospital ;
Medical Officer, Nov. 1914, to March, 1915 ; O.C and M.O.,
March, 1915, to April, 1919 ; Medical Officer to troops at
Topsham, and Member of Exeter Medical Board. Address .*
1, Riversmeet Terrace, Topsham, Devon. (O9909)
ASHHURST, WiUiam Henry, C.B.E., b. 29 Dec. 1851 ;
ft. of John Henry Ashhurst, of Waterstock (see Burke's
Landed Gentry) ; m. Catherine Sophia, d. of Arthur Henry
Clarke Brown, Kingston Blount, Oxon. Edue. : Eton and
Cambridge. Chairman Oxfordshire County Council; D.L.
and J.P. Oxon. War Work : Chairman Ashhurst War Hos
pital, Littlemere, Oxon. ; Member of the County Recruiting
Committee. Address : Waterstock, Wheatley S.O., Oxford.
Clubs : Carlton ; Oxfordshire County. (C2425)
ASHLEY, Anne, M.B.E.,; d. of Sir WiUiam Ashley, Vice-
Principal, University of Birmingham (see Burke's Peerage).
Educ : Edgbaston High School for Girls and University of
Birmingham. Assistant Organiser, Central Care Committee
(under Birmingham Education Committee), 1913-16, Board of
Trade, 1916-20. Recorder of Section F (Economic Science
and Statistics) of British Associal ion for the Advancement of
Science, 1916. Address : 40, Mortlake Road, Kew. (M7239)
ASHLEY, Ernest Gilman, M.B.E.
ASHLEY, Lieut.-Col. Frank, C.B.E., Croix de Guerre,
b. 1870 ; to. CeciUa, d. of F. C Walker. Educ. : Clifton Coll.
British Red Cross Commissioner, Malta. Address : Southcroft,
Stratford-on-Avon. (C99)
ASHLEY, Martha Nixon Greenwood, Mrs., M.B.E.: a!, of
C. V. F. Greenwood, of Middletown, N.J., U.S.A. ; m. Harry
Leigh Ashley, s. of the late Atherton Edward. Educ. : Saint
Gabriel's School, PeekskUl, New York, U.S.A. War Work :
Organised Red Cross Work and Surgical Dressings Bureau in
Havana, Cuba. Addresses: King's Highway Farm, Middle-
town, New Jersey, U.S.A. ; c/o United Railways of Havana,
Havana, Cuba. (M7240)
ASHMOLE, WUliam Hadley, M.B.E;, b. 5 Aug. 1874 ;
s. of Elias Ashmole, of Kent. Educ. : Swansea. Borough
Treasurer of Swansea. War Work : Hon. Sec. Local War
Savings Committee ; organised War Loan Campaigns ; Treasurer
to War Pensions Committee, Prince of Wales' Fund, Mayor's
War Comforts Fund, etc. Address : GuUdhaU, Swansea.
Clubs : Swansea and County. (M7241)
ASHTON, Antonio, O.B.E.
ASHTON, Arthur, M.B.E.
ASHTON, Major Cecil Charles Gough, O.B.E.
ASHTON, George Kerfoot, M.B.E.
ASHTON, Harold, M.B.E.
ASHTON, Helen, Mrs., O.B.E., b. 1869 ; d. of the Rev.
Speer Willis, M.A., R. of St. Matthew's, Manly, N.S. Wales ;
m. 1898, the Hon. James Ashton, M.L.C War Work : With
N.S. Wales Div., Australian Red Cross (Order of Reconnais
sance Francaise). Address : Theila, Double Bay, Sydney,
N.S. Wales. (02142)
ASHTON, Capt. John Herbert, M.B.E.
ASHTON, Joseph, O.B.E.
ASHTON, Paymr.-Lieut. Reginald WiUiam Alexander,
O.B.E., R.N.
ASHTON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Robert, M.B.E. R.A.M.C
ASHWELL, Lieut.-Col. Herbert George, O.B.E., R.A.M.C
ASHWELL, Lena Margaret, O.B.E., b. 1871 ; d. of Capt.
Chas. Ashwell Botter Pocock, R.N., of the Royal Navy ; to.
Henry John Forbes, s. of Robert Simson. Educ. : Church
School, Toronto ; Trinity University ; and in Switzerland.
Actress ; Proprietor and Manager of Kingsway Theatre.

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Ashworth

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

War Work : Organiser of the movement called " Concerts at
the Front," which sent concerts and entertainments to the
fighting men during the war, in France, Egypt and Palestine ;
also to the men of the Adriatic Fleet ; entertainments at the
rate of 14,000 a year were being given at the time of the
Armistice ; 600 artistes helped Miss Ashwell in this work, and
one hundred thousand pounds was raised. Address : 36,
Grosvenor Street, W. 1. (057)
ASHWORTH, Tom, M.B.E., b. 18 Oct. 1867 ; s. of the
late Thomas Lewis Ashworth, of Heathwood, Bowdon,
Cheshire. Educ. : Bowdon CoUege. War Work : Chairman
of the Altrincham District War Pensions Committee ; Hon.
Sec. National Relief Fund, Altrincham; Hon. National
Registration Clerk, Altrincham U.D.C ; Hon. Sec. Altrincham
Bowdon Hale and District Committee War Pensions Acts,
1915-18. Address : Heathwood, Heald Road, Bowdon,
Cheshire. Club : Conservative (Altrincham). (M7243)
ASHWORTH, Wilfred Adam, M.B.E.
ASKEW, Percy, M.B.E., b. 27 March, 1876. Educ. :
Hutton Grammar School. War Work : Acting Paymaster,
Army Pay Dept., Preston ; mentioned in despatches, March,
1919. Address : 18, Queen's Road, Fulwood, Preston. (M7244)
ASKIN, Thomas Cuming, M.B.E., B.A., M.D. (T.C.D.),
J.P., Suffolk, b. 11 March, 1864 ; s. of the late Rev. W. B.
Askin, M.A., of Dublin. Educ. : Royal School, Armagh, and
Trinity CoUege, Dublin. Medical Practitioner. War Work :
Civilian Medical Practitioner in charge of 1/7 CycUst Batt.,
Devonshire Regt., 1916-17, and 2 8 Cyclist Batt., Essex Regt.,
1917-18, at Bawdsey Manor and Hollesley, Suffolk, also other
troops. Address : Alderton, Woodbridge, Suffolk. (M10261a)
ASKWITH, Ellen, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of the late Archibald
Peel, of Westlea, Herts. ; m. George Ranken, Lord Askwith,
s. of the late General Askwith, R.A., 119, St. George's Square,
Military Attache in Spain. Educ. : At home. War Work :
Lady President Y.M.C.A. London Docks ; organised and ran
6 Canteens there ; organised the Horseferry Road Hostel and
Canteen (taken over by the Australians) ; started first
National Kitchen ; sat on three Govt. Committees — Women's
Unemployment, War Savings, Imperial War Museum.
Addresses : 5, Cadogan Gardens, London, S.W. 3 ; Oak Knoll,
Sunningdale. (C100)
ASLETT, William Stacey, M.B.E., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
ASPDEN, Hartley, C.B.E., J.P., b. 1858. Director for many
years of Amalgamated Press, Ltd. ; present Director of J
Sears & Co. (Trueform Boot Co.) Ltd. ; the Leigh Trust, Ltd.
War Work : Organising Director of the Beyond Seas Associa
tion which includes the Royal Club for Overseas Ladies ; the
New Zealand Officers' Club and the Canadian Officers' Club.
Address : West Court, Purley Surrey. Club : National Liberal,
S.W. (C924)
ASPINALL, Gladys Hester. See Birks, Gladys Helen.
ASPINALL, Lieut.-Col. Hugh Harry Haworth, O.B.E.,
' ASTBURY, Sarah, M.B.E.
ASTIN, Arthur, M.B.E.
ASTLE, WilUam, O.B.E., J.P., b. 9 Nov. 1869 ; s. of
William Astle, of Heaton Norris ; m. Lillie, d. of John Hulme,
of Heaton Norris. Educ. : Stockport. Managing Editor,
" Stockport Advertiser," and " Cheshire Daily Echo " ; Presi
dent, Lancashire, Cheshire and Derbyshire Federation of
Weekly Newspapers. War Work : Largely in connection with
assistance to wives and families of soldiers and sailors serving
in the war in following voluntary capacities : Hon. Sec.
Stockport Division, Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Association,
and Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society ; Hon. Sec. Stockport
War Pensions Committee, and Chairman, Cheshire County War
Pensions Committee. Address : Overdale, Bramhall, Cheshire. (09911)
ASTON, Major Reginald Godfrey, O.B.E., R.E.
ASTON, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E.
ATCHERLEY, Ethel Mary, M.B.E.
ATCHESON, WiUiam, O.B.E.
ATCHLEY, Major Charles Atherton, O.B.E., R.E.
ATHA, Charles Gurney, O.B.E.
ATHERTON, Lieut.-Col. George Bramall, O.B.E.
ATHERTON, T. Major Stanley, O.B.E.
ATHERTON, Lieut. WiUiam Thomas Finlay, M.B.E.,
R.F.A. ATHOLL, Dame Katherine Marjory, Duchess of, D.B.E.,
b. 6 Nov. 1874 ; d. of Sir James Ramsay, 10th Bt. of Bamff
(see Burke's Peerage) ; m. 1899, John George Stewart Murray,
K.T., C.B., M.V.O., 8th Duke of Atholl (see BURKE'S Peerage). (D24)
ATKIN, Lieut. Edward, O.B.E., R.G.A.
ATKIN, Capt. Percy Harland, O.B.E., J.P., b. 26 July,
1863 ; s. of the late G. Atkin, of Wharncliffe, Yorkshire.
Educ. : University and King's Colleges, London. Barrister-
at-law, Oxford Circuit ; formerly Capt., Lancashire Fusiliers,
served in Boer War, 1899-1901 ; Military Commandant of
Hopetown District ; J.P., Cape Colony ; British Commissioner
to St. Louis Exhibition, U.S.A., 1904, and to New Zealand
International Exhibition, 1906. War Work : Employed in
Special Confidential Enquiries at New Scotland Yard, and as
Secretary to a Military Service Committee under National
Service Ministry. Address : Hadlow Park, Hadlow, Kent ;
3, Plowden Buildings, Temple, E.C. 4. Clubs : Garrick ;
Constitutional; Cecil. (O3605)
ATKIN, Peter Wilson, O.B.E., M.A., LL.M., J.P., b. 4 Feb
1859 ; s. of George Atkin, J.P., of Rock Ferry, Cheshire ; m.

36

Netley Everett, d. of WUliam Keyser, of Pensacola, Florida,
U.S.A. Educ: Royal Institution, Liverpool; Mill HiU
School ; Jesus CoUege, Cambridge. Stipendiary Magistrate of
Salford. War Work : Chairman Salford Tribunal ; Chairman
of Moorlands Hospital, Kersal. Address : 6, Park Lane,
Kersal, Manchester. Clubs : Liverpool Reform ; Brazenose,
Manchester ; Reform, London ; Leander. (0101)
ATKINS, Charles Henry, M B.E., R.A.S.C
ATKINS, Gertrude, M.B.E.
ATKINS, Capt. Henry Albert, M.B.E. b. 9 April, 1871;
s. of J. W. Atkins, of Slough, Bucks. ; to. Frances Hannah,
d. of William Rigelsford, of Woolston. Edue. : British School,
Slough. Enlisted in 19th Hussars, 21 Nov. 1888 ; proceeded
with regiment to India, 1891 ; left India for South Africa,
Sept. 1899 ; took part in Boer War, including the foUowing
engagements and operations : Tinta Inyoni, Lombard's Kop,
Defence of Ladysmith, Laings Nek, Orange Free State, Belfast,
Lydenburg, Western Transvaal ; granted Queen's Medal with
4 ciasps, King's S.A. Medal with 2 clasps, Medal for Long Service
and good conduct ; discharged as Squadron Sergeant Major,
Nov. 1911 ; enlisted in Staffs. Yeomanry, 6 Mar. 1912 ; ap
pointed S.S.M. same date. War Work : Mobilised on 4 Aug,
1914 ; commissioned as Lieut, and Qr.-Mr., 28 AprU, 1915,
proceeded overseas (Egypt), Oct. 1915 ; Western Desert;
1916 ; operations on Sinai Peninsula, 1916-17 ; mentioned in
despatches, 6 July, 1917 ; first and second battles of Gaza,
Beersheba, Jerusalem ; invalided to England, Feb. 1918 ;
served in Ireland, 1918, untU Aug. 1919. Address : 33, St.
John's Street, Wolverhampton. (M5040)
ATKINS, Mary Clara Crofton, M.B.E.
ATKINS, Major WilUam Ringrose Gelston, O.B.E.
ATKINS, Col. Cyril Randell CROFTON-, C.B.E., b.
1867 ; Col. Notts and Derbyshire Regt., and a T. Brig.-Gen. ;
Sierra Leone, 1898-9 (medal with clasp) ; S. Africa, 1899-1902
(despatches, Brevet Major, Queen's medal with four clasps,
King's medal with two clasps; Great War, 1914-19 (de
spatches). (C1533)
ATKINSON, Alice Lilian, O.B.E. ; d. of the late Wm.
Chapman Atkinson. Educ. : Ladies' CoUege, Chelten
ham, and Newnham College, Cambridge. Classical Mistress,
St. George's School, Edinburgh. War Work : In Queen
Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps : (1) was Senior Area Controller
in Western Command, 1917 ; (2) as ControUer, was head of the
Corps in Scotland, 1918-20. Address : 19, Pentland Terrace,
Edinburgh. Club : University, W. 1. (O3084)
ATKINSON, Lieut. Arthur, O.B.E., R.E.
ATKINSON, Capt. Arthur George, M.B.E., M.D., .. 3
May, 1881 ; s. of J. G. Atkinson. Educ: St. Olave's Grammar
School, London and Trinity Coll., Cambridge. Physician and
Surgeon. War Work : R.A.M.C. (T.F.), Oct. 1914 to April,
1919. Address : 27, Sunham Road, Upper Norwood, S.E. 19.
(M5041)
ATKINSON, Major Arthur Joseph, M.B.E. Esquire of
the Order of St, John of Jerusalem.
ATKINSON, Carleton Richard Buckley, M.B.E.
ATKINSON, Dorothea, Mrs., M.B.E., b. 1881 ; s. of
Charles F. Hicks, of SUverdale, Lanes. ; to. John Parkinson, s.
of Dr. John P. Atldnson, of Saffron Walden. Educ. : Manor
Mount Girls' Collegiate School, Forest Hill. War Work : Local
Secretary to the S. & S. F. A. for Saffron Walden ; Commandant
of Red Cross Hospital, Saffron Walden. Address : The Grange,
Saffron Walden. (M1360)
ATKINSON, Edward Hale Tindal, C.B.E ChevaUer
Legion of Honour, 6. 19 Sept. 1878 ; s. of Henry Tindal Atkinson,
Judge of County Courts. Educ : Harrow ; Trinity College,
Oxford. Barrister-at-Law. War Work : Asst.-Sec. and Sec.
War Trade Advisory Committee ; Asst.-Sec. Civil Aerial
Transport Committee ; Lieut. R.N.V.R. (R.N.A.S.) ; Capt.
and Major R.A.F. ; Legal Adviser Air Section, Peace Conference,
Paris ; British Secretary International Air Commission, Paris.
Address : 4, Essex Court, Temple, E.C. 4. Clubs : Royal
Automobile ; Roval Aero. (C24'6)
ATKINSON, Major Edward WilUam, D.S.O., O.B.E."
ATKINSON. Major Felton Clayson, O.B.E., R.A.F
A7S1Nr?°?[', George Arthur, M.B.E., b. 21 July, 1879;
_; °. W. H. Atkinson, of Liverpool ; m. Dorothy Amy, d. of
Frederick Boxer late R.N., Deal, granddaughter of Admiral Sir
Thomas Boxer, K.C.B. Educ : Liverpool. Journalist. War
Work: General Secretary, British Red Cross Commission,
Salonika; Member of the Order of St. Sava, Serbia
mentioned in Salonika despatches. Address: Croft, Nower
Hill, Pinner, Middlesex. nvT7<M81
ATKINSON, Georgina Jane, O.B.E., b. 1848 ; d. of Rev!
SLn T 1~ ?1$-y siSston- AUerton Division North
w?i w^-T: Swt0 S°ldler. a™* Sailors' Families Association.
SJf ¦' H.on- ,Sec. of the North Riding of Yorkshire
Voluntary Workers Association of Working Parties during
the War which contributed 200,000 articles to the Director-
NS!,eTto°n.<Sl1' K WMd) Fmd- AM™: Vine Cottage
^ATKINSON, Lieut.-Comm. Harold Gordon, O.B.E.
ATKINSON, Harold Waring, M B E MA h 9 TnW ISfiS'
s of William Atkinson, M.Inst CE f'of Erwood Becken-
Trffiitve?oiw*V M?rchant Taylor's School London and
is £.U,?g<\ Cambn<lge. Assistant Master, Dean Close
master' StS «"£ »°ssall School, Fleetwood ; Head
master, Boys High School, Pretoria; sometime additional
Examiner and Inspector for the University of London ;

BIOGEAPHIES.

Awdry

occasional Examiner to the Civil Service Commissioners. War
Work: Special Constable, Feb. 1916 to July, 1917 ; Y.M.C.A.,
London, May, 1916, to June, 1917 ; worker, and later, Hon.
Librarian, British Prisoners of War Book Scheme (Educational),
Jan. 1917, to closing. Address : West View, Eastbury Avenue,
Northwood, Middlesex. (M3499)
ATKINSON, Capt. Herbert Benjamin, O.B.E. A.E.F.
ATKINSON, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E. (O2407)
ATKINSON, John Parkinson, M.B.E., M.A. (Cantab.),
M.R.CS.(Eng.) L.R.C.P. (Lond.), b. 5 Feb. 1869 ; s. of the late
John Parkinson Atldnson, M.D., J.P., V.D., of Saffron Walden ;
m. Dorothea,, d. of the late C. E. Hicks, of Silverdale, Lanes.
Educ : Privately ; Clare College, Cambridge ; King's College,
London. Surgeon, Saffron Walden Hospital ; Medical Officer,
Friends' School.Training CoUege and Post Office Saffron Walden,
and All Saints' Orphanage, Ashdon. War Work : Commandant,
Essex 41, B.R.C.S. ; Medical Officer in charge, Saffron Walden
Hospital, Walden Place Red Cross Hospital. Address:
The Grange, Saffron Walden. Club : Overseas. (M7429)
ATKINSON, Lucy Mary Montagu, M.B.E. b. 2 Dec. 1890 ;
d. of the late Lieut.-Col. R. H. Atkinson, 14th and 55th Regts.
of 2, Lansdowne Grove, Devizes, WUts. Educ. : St. Anne's,
Abbotts Bromley, Staffs. War Work : Quartermaster,
AuxUiary MUitary Hospital, Devizes, WUts, from Jan. 1915 to
Feb. 1919 ; Radiographer, Military Hospital, Tidworth, from
April, 1919, to present date, still serving. Addresses : X-Ray
Dept., Military Hospital, Tidworth ; 2, Lansdowne Grove,
Devizes. (M1361)
ATKINSON, Margaret Winifred, M.B.E., b. 17 Jan. 1890;
d. of Dr. WUliam Atkinson, of Clapham. Educ. : Streatham
Hill High School. War Work : 1915 to 1920, Superintendent
Women's Legion Cookery Section ; Unit Administrator
Q.M.A.A.C. Address : 2, The Sweep, Clapham Common,
S.W. 4. (M96)
ATKINSON, Capt. Thomas John Day, O.B.E., B.A.
(T.C.D.), J.P., b. 4 March, 1882 ; s. of Thomas J. Atkinson,
D.L., of Cavangarden, Co. Donegal; to. Cicely H. B., d. of
H. B. Hawkshaw, Commander, R.N. Edue. : Trinity College,
DubUn (Mod. B.A., 1903). Barrister-at-law ; Joint Secretary
Commissioners of Charitable Donations and Bequests for
Ireland. War Work : Capt., Unatt. List, (T.F.), 1911 ; Temp.
Capt., 5th Service Bn. R. Irish FusUiers, 1914 ; Staff Capt.,
31st Inf. Brigade, 1915 ; severely wounded in Action, 16 Aug.
1915 (GaUipoli), invaUded home ; Staff Capt., G.H.Q. Ireland,
1917-19. Address : Carrigrenane, KUliney, Co. Dublin.
Clubs : University (Dublin) ; Royal St. George Yacht (Kings
town). (O3085)
ATKINSON, Lieut. WiUiam, O.B.E,, R.N.R.
ATKINSON, George James MOUNCEY-, O.B.E.,
M.R.C.S., (Eng.) L.R.C.P. (Lond.), b. 12 July, 1876 ; s. of
George Mouncey-Atkinson, of London ; m. Rhoda, d. of Major
W. McIUsoham, of London. Educ. : St. Paul's School and St.
Mary's Hospital, London. War Work : Attached 1st London
General Hospital. Address : Bampton, Oxfordshire. (04348)
ATTENBOROUGH, Lieut. Ernest, M.B.E. R.E. (S.R.).
ATTER, Capt. Harold Frederic, O.B.E., b 5 Sept. 1879;
s. of Frederic Atter, of Peterborough ; to. Amy Dorothy, d.
of John Barber, of Leeds. Educ: Kings' School, Peterborough.
SoUcitor ; Member of the firm of Greaves and Atter, Solicitors,
Wakefield ; Clerk and SoUcitor to the West Riding of Yorkshire
Rivers Board. War Work : Oct. 1914, to Sept. 1917, service
with 4th Batt. K.O. Yorks L.I. in England and France ;
Sept. 1917, to AprU, 1918, Staff Captain, 138th Infantry
Brigade, B.E.F., AprU, 1918, to March, 1919, Staff Captain,
H.Q. First Army, B.E.F. Address: Glenthorn, Wakefield. (02408)
ATTERBURY, WiUiam Joseph, M.B.E.
ATTHILL, Major Anthony WiUiam MaunseU, M.V.O.,
O.B.E., b. 10 Aug. 1861 ; s. of Henry MaunseU Atthill, of St.
Peter Port, Guernsey ; m. Minnie Maude, d. of Michael Redgrave
of Witham, Essex. Educ. : King Edward VI. School, Norwich
and Privately. Chairman, Royal Norfolk Veterans Associa
tion since 1898. War Work : Served with Royal Army Service
Corps from Aug. 1914, to Feb. 1920 ; took part in Gallipoli
expedition and was Officer in charge, Field Supply Depot,
Suvla. Address : HUlcrest, Bourne Hall Road, Bushey, Herts.
Club : United R.A.S.C. (06852)
ATTRILL, 2nd Lieut. Charles, M.B.E., R.A.F.
ATTWELL, Sydney Watson, M.B.E.
ATTWOOD, Edward Lewis, O.B.E., 6. 7 Oct. 1871. Educ. :
Royal Naval College, Greenwich. Chief Constructor, Ad
miralty ; Member Royal Corps of Naval Constructors ; Membei
Institution of Naval Architects. War Work : Warship De
signing Staff at Admiralty, H.M.S. "Repulse," "Renown," and
"Hood." Address : 35, The Drive, Ilford, Essex. (O1064)
ATTWOOD, Capt. Reginald Guy, O.B.E., R.E.
ATWELL, Capt. WilUam, M.B.E., M.C.
AUBREY, Major Herbert Arthur Reginald, O.B.E.,
M.C, K. S.L.I. ; s. of Dr. J. Aubrey, of Cowes ; to. Marion,
d. of Tom Houghton, of Southwell. Educ. : Epsom College,
and R.M.C. Sandhurst. War Work : France, Sept. 1914, to
Aug. 1915, as Adjutant K.S.L.I. ; wounded, Hooge, 1915 ;
Staff Officer, Trinidad, 1916 ; Brigade Major, 4th Brigade,
R.F.C, 1917 ; Staff Officer, 5 Group R.A.F., 1918 ; despatches
Jan. 1915, ; Jan. 1918, French Croix de Guerre avec palm.
Address: c,'o Messrs. Cox & Co., 16, Charing Cross, S.W. 1.
Clubs: Cavendish; R.A.F. (03252)
AUCHINLECK, Major Claude John Eyre, D.S.O., O.B.E.,
b. 1884 ; s. of the late Col. John Claude Auchinleck, R.A. 37

Educ. : WelUngton Coll. Major, Indian Army ; Mesopo
tamia, 1915-19 (despatches, Croix de Guerre). (06568)
AUDLAND, WUUam Edward, M.B.E,, M.R.C S., L.R.C.P.
AUDUS, Major and Quartermaster Henry Joseph Francis,
O.B.E., R.A.M.C, b. 31 March, 1860 ; s. of Francis Audus, of
London. Went through the Zulu Campaign, 1879 (medal) ;
Egypt, 1882 (medal and bar Tel-el-Kebir) ; Suakin, 1884 (bar
El-Teb and Tamani). War Work : France, 1914-1919.
Address : 38A, Tweedy Road, Bromley, Kent. (O1065)
AUGER, Capt. Albert Raymond, M.B.E.
AUKER, Capt. Lawrence, O.B.E., R.A.F.
AULD, Major Samuel James Manson, O.B.E., M.C.
AULD, Lieut.-Col. William, O.B.E.
AURET, Franois Victoria, M.B.E.
AUSTEN, Major Alfred Reade GODWIN-, O.B.E., M.C.
AUSTEN, Harold Cholmley Mansfield, O.B.E.
AUSTIN, Albert Sydney, M.B.E.
AUSTIN, Capt. Alfred Edward, O.B.E.
AUSTIN, Arthur, M.B.E., R.N.
AUSTIN, Lieut. Bertram Herbert, M.B.E., R.F.A.
AUSTIN, Major Frederick William, O.B.E
AUSTIN, Gertrude Hannah, M.B.E., b. 3 June 1877 ;
d. of Joshua Austin, of Tipton. Educ. : Tipton. Assistant
Secretary, Tipton War Pensions Sub-Committee. War Work :
Appointed Hon. Sec, S. and S.F.A., in Aug. 1914 and still
holds that position, awarded Certificate of Merit ; Hon. Sec. to
Statutory Committee and continued Hon. Sec. to War Pensions
Committee for a short period, subsequently appointed salaried
officer ; assisted in organising Flag Days for the raising of
funds for sending parcels to Prisoners of War, paying RaUway
Fares to Wives and Dependants to enable them to visit relatives
in Hospitals, and Christmas Treats to children of Sailors and
Soldiers ; voluntary work in connection with National Registra
tion and Food Control. Address : Gladstone House, Castle
Road, Tipton, Staffs. (M7250)
AUSTIN, Henry Edmund, M.B.E., M.P.
AUSTIN, Lieut.-Col. Sir Herbert, K.B.E. M.I.M.E.,
M.P., (O.U.) King's Norton, Birmingham, since 1919 • b. 8
Nov. 1866 ; to. Helen, d. of James Dron, merchant. Educ. :
Rotherham Grammar School ; Brampton CoU. Chairman
and Managing Director of Austin Motor Co., Ltd., and Chairman
Wolseley Sheep Shearing Machine Co., Ltd. ; served apprentice
ship to Engineering at Langlands Foundry, Melbourne ; managed
several smaU works in Melbourne ; came over to England in
1890 to control the manufacture of the Wolseley Sheep Shearing
Machine ; made a director, 1900 ; was Manager of the Wolseley
Tool and Motor Car Co., Ltd., Birmingham, 1900-5; com
menced manufacture of motor cars on own account at Longbridge
Works, Northfield, Birmingham, 1906. Address : Lickey
Grange, near Bromsgrove. Clubs : Carlton ; Junior Carlton ;
Unionist ; Royal AutomobUe ; British Empire ; 1900 ; Con
servative (Birmingham). (Kll)
AUSTIN, Thomas George, M.B.E.
AUSTIN, Walter, M.B.E., R.N.
AUSTIN, Chief Gunner Walter Alexander, M.B.E., R.N.
AUSTIN, William, O.B.E., 6.29 Aug. 1869 ; s. of Nathan
Austin, of Southampton ; m. Margaret, d. of Henry Stoneman,
of Newport, Mon. Educ : Southampton. Secretary Y.M.C.A.
War Work : Secretary Y.M.C.A. for 3rd, 4th, and 5th Army
Areas in France, 1915-1917 ; Secretary Y.M.C.A. for Italy
and Gibraltar, 1918-1919. Address : 149, CUve Road, Canton,
• rdiff. (01017)
AUSTIN, WilUam Walter, M.B.E.
AVELINE, WilUam Rebotier, O.B.E., M.Inst.M.E., b.
15 Sept. 1867 ; s. of W. Talbot Aveline, F.G.S. of Wrington,
Somerset ; to. LUlian Ethel, d. of Henry Whatley, of
Clifton, Bristol. Educ. : Bath, and University College, Bristol.
Chief Engineer of the Asiatic Petroleum Co. Ltd., of St. Helen's
Court, Great St. Helens, London, E.C. War Work : For the
Ministry of Munitions in connection with the manufacture of
high explosives and for the War Oflice in connection with the
supply of petroleum spirit for the use of the B.E.F. Address :
Greengates, Carshalton, Surrey. Club : R.A.C (O3607)
AVELING, Lieut. Arthur Francis, C.B.E., R.N.V.R., b.
10 Aug. 1893 ; s. of Thomas Luke AveUng, M.I.C.E., J.P., of
Rochester. Educ. : Harrow. Director of Messrs. AveUng &
Porter, Ltd., Rochester. 3rd Secretary H.M.'s Diplomatic
Service. War Work : Served with 1st Royal Naval Brigade
during operations around Antwerp, 5 Oct. 1914 ; interned
in Holland on fall of Antwerp ; Sept. 1916, to Feb. 1919,
Attache at H.M. Legation, The Hague ; Head of Department
dealing with Protection of British Interests and Prisoners" of
War in Enemy Countries. Address : Boley Hih House,
Rochester, Kent. Clubs : Royal Thames Yacht ; WeUington ;
National Liberal. (C2427)
AVERN, Lieut. James Waters Earnscliffe, O.B.E.
AVERRE, Major William James, O.B.E., A.S.C.
AVERY, Capt. John Edgar, O.B.E.
AWBURN, Harriett, Mrs. (Madam Halle), M.B.E., b.
24 April, 1864 ; d. of James Pearson, of High Crook, Northum
berland. Educ. : Cheshire. War Work : Founder of
the Earl Roberts' Rest House at Pentonville Road, King's
Cross, London, where considerably over a mUlion SaUors and
Soldiers were welcomed and fed during the four years of its
existence. Addresses : 48, Brook Street, London, W. ; 3h,
Maida Vale Mansions, W. Club : Lyceum. (M7254)
AWCOCK, Capt. Charles Henry, O.B.E., R.G.A. and R.A.F.
AWDRY, OUve Muriel, Mrs., M.B.E., b. 1884; d. of
Louis H. TosswUl, of Exeter ; to. Robert WUliam, s. of

Axford

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

Charles Awdry. War Work : Hon. Sec, WUts Women's War
Agricultural Committee, and Hon. Sec. Salisbury Plain Garden
Produce Association. Address : Little ChevereU, Devizes,
Wilts. (M7255)
AXFORD, Capt. Sidney Robert, O.B.E. R.A.F.
AXTEN, Capt. Ernest Henry, M.B.E., R.E.
AXTEN, Lieut. Henry James, M.B.E., R. Fus. and R.A.F.
AYDEN, Capt. Arthur John, M.B.E.
AYLING, A. Artiflcer-Engr. WilUam, M.B.E., R.N.
AYLMER, Capt. Arthur Lintott, O.B.E.
AYLMER, George Mason, M.B.E., b. 2 Jan. 1887 ; s. of
G. W. Aylmer, of Fincham, Norfolk ; m. Margaret Anderson,
d. of C. McLachlan, of Ealing. Educ. : St. John's College,
Hurstpierpoint. H.M. Inspector of Taxes, 1st Class, No. 2
District, Be'fast. War Work : Founder and Hon. Sec.
Belfast Inland Revenue War Savings Association. Address :
36, Bawnmore Road, Belfast. (M7256)
AYLWARD, Major and Qr.-Mr. WilUam, O.B.E., R.A.S.C.
AYLWIN, Major William Edgar, O.B.E., R.A.F., b.
6 July, 1882 ; m. Emma Mathilde, d. of C H. Parker, of
Chatham. Educ. : Sir Joseph Williamson's School, Rochester.
Royal Air Force. War Work : Service in France, GaUipoli,
Egypt, and at War Office and Air Ministry. Address : 39,
Moyser Road, S.W. 16. Club : R.A.F. (03255)
AYRE, Amos Lowrey, O.B.E.
AYRE, Charles Pascoe, M.B.E.
AYRE, Paymr.-Comm. Leslie Charles Edward, O.B.E.,
R.N. AYRES, Henry John, M.B.E.
AYRES, Robert Alfred, M.B.E.
AYRTON, George, M.B.E.
AYTOUN, Lieut.-Col. Andrew, C.M.G., C.B.E., D.S.O.,
b. 2nd July 1860 ; m. Helen LUias, 4th d. of the late Robert
Graham, of Fintry. Embarkation Commandant; joined
ArgyU and Sutherland Highlanders, 1881 ; Captain, 1890 ;
Major, 1902 ¦ served South Africa, 1900-1 ; in Command of 4th
Queensland Imperial Bushmen ; retired 1908. (C1448)
AZEVEDO, 2nd Lieut. Alec Eustace, M.B.E., R.A.F.
AZZOPARDI, Francesco, O.B.E.
BABER, Shum Shere Jang Bahadur Rana, General of the
Nepalese Army, G.B.E. (Hon. Mil.) cr. 1920 ; K.C.S.I. (Hon.)
cr. 1919 ; K.C.I.E. (Hon.)cr. 1916; 6. 27 Jan. 1888 ; 2nd s. of
Maharaja Sir Chandra of Nepal, q.v. ; m. 1903 Deva Vakta Lakshmi
Devi : 3 s., 2 d. Director-General Police Forces, Katmandu,
since 1903 ; was present at the Delhi Coronation Durbar, 1903 ;
visited Europe, 1908 ; was in charge of shooting arrangements
during King George's shoot in Nepal Terai, 1911 ; attached
to the Army Headquarters, India (March, 1915, to Feb. 1919), as
Inspector-General of Nepalese Contingents in India during the
Great War (despatches, specially ; thanks of Commanders-in-
Chief in India ; K.C.S.I., K.C.I.E., for Meritorious Service ;
received the 1st Class Order of the Star of Nepal with the title
of Supradipta Manyabara, 1918 ; the thanks of the Nepalese
Government and a Sword of Honour) ; Waziristan Field Force
1917 (despatches ; special mention by the Commander-in-Chief
in India ; the Nepalese Military decoration for bravery) ; at
Army Headquarters, India (June to Sept.) as Inspector-General
of Nepalese Contingent during Afghan War, 1919 (despatches ;
G.B.E.). Address : Singha Durbar and Baber Mahal, Kat
mandu, Nepal, via India.
BABONAU, Major Alexander Frederick, O.B.E., M.B.,
I.M.S. BACK, Stanley, M.B.E , R.N.
BACKHAUS, Lieut. Frederick, M.B.E.
BACKHOUSE, Edith Frances, M.B.E.
BACKHOUSE, Edwin, M.B.E.
BACKHOUSE, Indiana Richenda, M.B.E., b. 10 July,
1886 ; d. of Charles H. Backhouse, of Westbury Court, Westbury-
on-Sevem. Educ. : Wantage, Berks. War Work : British
Red Cross, V.A.D. ; Quartermaster, and latterly Commandant,
of the Lydney Red Cross Hospital, Gloucestershire. Address :
Westbury Court, Westbury-on-Severn, Glos. (M3501)
BACON, Major Charles Raymond Kenrick, O.B.E.
BACON, Constance Alice, Mrs. Nicholas, C.B.E.,6. 14 May,
1870 ; d. of Alexander Leslie-MelvUle and the Hon. Mrs.
Leslie-MelvUle, of Branston Hall, Lincoln ; m. Nicholas Henry,
«. of Sir H. Bacon, Bart., of Thonock, Gainsborough, and Rav-
eningham Hall, Norwich. Deputy President Norfolk Branch
B.R.C.S. from 1912. Address : Raveningham Hall, Norwich.
Club: V.A.D. (C925)
BACON, Lieut. Cyril WUUam, O.B.E , R.A.O.C
BACON, Eusiace Vivian, M.B.E., M.A. (Oxon.), F.R.G.S.,
F.R. Met. Soe, 6 12 April, 1881 ; s. of the late Rev. H. V.
¦ Bacon, late rector of East listed, Alton, Hants. Educ. : Bilton
Grange; Marlborou_h; Rugby; and Hertford CoUege (Scholar),
Oxford. Barrister-at-Law. Statistician, London Metal Ex
change. War Work : Aug. 1914, to June, 1915, Assistant to
Hon. Sec. Committee of Clearing Bankers ; June, 1915, to Dec.
1919, Administrative Assistant, Secretary's Department,
Ministry of Munitions. Address : 3, Sheffield Terrace, Kensing
ton, W. 8. Clubs : Roehampton ; Royal Corinthian Yacht. (M102)
BACON, Frederick Joseph, C.B.E., F.S.I., 6. 21 Oct. 1853;
s. of Frederick Bacon, of Pimlico ; m. Therese Josephine, d. of
Edouard Violette, of Camden Town. Educ : St. Peter's Col
legiate School, Eaton Square, S.W. Junior Examiner H.M.
Officeof Works, 1876; Assistant Surveyor of Lands, Admiralty,

38

1903 ; Assistant Treasury Valuer, 1906 ; Treasure Valuer, 1909-
1920 War Work : Great additional work in consequence of
the occupation of lands and premises for the War Emergency.
Address: Clare Lodge, Park HU1, Clapham, S.W. (C101)
BACON, Lieut. James, M.B.E. , R.E. (T.F.).
BACON, Rupert Alfred, O.B.E .
BADCOCK, Lieut.-Col. George Henry, O.B.E.
BADCOCK, Lieut.-Col. Gerald Eliot, C.B.E., D.S.O.,
R A S C, b. 1883 ; m. Dorothy (died 1919), y.d. of the late
James Watt Gibson- Watt, of Doldowlod, Radnorshire. Served
in the Great War, 1914-18 (despatches, D.S.O., Bt. Lieut.-Col.). (C1368)
BADDELEY, Henry, M.B.E., b. 19 Sept. 1872; a. of
Henry Baddeley, of SmaUthome ; to. Hannah, d. of George
Hulme, of Leek. Educ. : Army Schools. Retired Army
Officer, late Lieut., 21st (E. of I.) Lancers. War Work:
In connection with expeditions on the North-West Frontier,
and 3rd Afghan War whUst holding the appointment of Station
Staff Officer, Risalpur, N.W.F.P., India. Address: Pindi
House, High Lane, Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent. (M6502)
BADELEY, Henry John Fanshawe, C.B.E., b. 1874; s. of
Henry Badeley, late of Guy Harlings, Chelmsford, Essex.
Educ : Radley ; Trinity College, Oxford. Taxing Officer
and Principal Clerk Judicial Department, House of Lords.
War Work : County Director (T.F.A.) of County of London ;
Voluntary Aid and Auxiliary Hospitals. Addresses : 2,
Morpeth Terrace, S.W. ; Bude, N. CornwaU. Clubs :
Travellers' ; Wellington. (C2428)
BADGER, Capt. James Carol, O.B.E.
BADGER, Major Reginald, O.B.E., 12th Lancers, _.
14 March, 1882 ; s. of T. W. Badger, of Red House, Rother-
ham. Educ : Charterhouse. Address : Carlton Park, Market
Harborough. Club : Cavalry. (08738)
BADOCK, Sir Walter, K.B.E., C.S.I., b. 8 March, 1854 ; s.
of the late William Frederick Badock, of The Manor House,
Westbury-on-Trym, near Bristol ; to. Ellen May, d. of Charles
Britten, of Bowes Park, N. Educ. : Privately and London
University. Accountant-General at India Office, 1907-19,
and Director of Funds, 1909-j 9. War Work : As Accountant-
General was in charge, under the Secretary of State in CouncU
of India, of a Department of nearly 200 members which dealt
with aU receipts and payments of the Government of India in
this country, prepared the Home Accounts presented to Pariia-
ment and the Home Budget of that Government and had the '
management of the.unprecedentedly large balances which the
war operations in all parts of the world and the disturbances of
exchange caused to be accumulated here. As Director of Funds
superintended the various Family Pension Funds established
for the Indian CivU and MUitary Services and administered
pensions to the widows and orphans of Indian officers who feU
in the war. As Official Agent to the Administrator-General in
India (1909-19) distributed the assets of Estates of all de
ceased officers and other persons remitted by the Administrator-
General to this country. Club : East India United Service. (K342)
BADSHAH, Kavas Jamas, O.B.E.
BAGENAL, Major Charles James, O.B.E.
BAGENAL, PhiUp Henry, O.B.E., b. 18 Juue, 1850 ; s. of
Philp Bagenal, of Benekerry, Co. Carlow ; to. Hariot Jocelyn,
d. of Walter Hore, late of Rathwade, Co. Carlow. Educ. :
St. Columba's CoUege, Co. Dublin. B.A. Oxford ; Barrister-
at-Law, English and Irish Bar ; late General Inspector of the
Local Govt. Board, WhitehaU. War Work : During the whole
period of the War was employed on extra services by the Local
Govt. Board in superintending the care of Belgian Refugees in
East and West Riding of Yorkshire and in similar work con
nected with the estabUshment of MUitary Tribunals. Address:
11, Spencer Hill, Wimbledon, S.W. 19. (O103)
BAGGALLAY, Patience Gertrude, M.B.E.
BAGGE, 2nd Lieut. Harry James, M.B.E., R.A.F.
BAGNALL, Major Arthur Henry, O.B.E.
BAGNALL, Francis Edward, O.B.E.
BAGNALL, Major Ralph, O.B.E.
BAGNALL, Paymaster-Sub.-Lieut. Reginald Douglas,
M.B.E., R.N.V.R.
BAGNALL, Lieut. Richard Dayrell, O.B.E.
BAGOT, Major Christopher George Seymour, M.B.E.
BAGSHAW, WilUam, O.B.E., 6. 15 Feb. 1874 ; s. of the
late H. B. Bagshaw, formerly of MUlbrook, Cheshire, and
latterly of Oldham ; m. Bessie, d. of the late WiUiam Bagshaw,
of Oldham. Educ : Oldham High School and privately.
Town Clerk of Lincoln. War Work: Commanded the 4th
V.B. Lincolnshire Regt. from its formation to disbandment ;
was a special constable in the early part of the War, and a
member and the Clerk of the Lincoln MUitary Service Tribunal.
BAGSHAWE, Bernal, C.B.E. (09916)
BAGSHAWE, Lieut.-Col. Edward Leonard, CLE., D.S.O.,
O.B.E., b. 15 Nov. 1876 . Educ : St. Cuthberfs CoU., Ushaw ;
Dover CoU.; R.I.E. CoU. R.E., Indian Telegraph Dept.,
Basra -.entered Telegraph Service, 1897 ; Field Service, 1915.
Club : East India United Service. (06569)
BAGSHAWE, Capt. Francis John, M.B.E.
t> ?A,rG£HAV!(% Lleut.-Col. Herbert Vale, C.B.E., D.S.O.,
S;A-M.C A.D.M.S., G.H.Q., Cairo, 6. 31 Aug. 1874 ; s. of
William Augustus Edward Bagshawe, M.A. (see BURKE'S Landed
Gentry Bagshawe of Oakes and Wormhill). Served Great
War, 1914-18^ (D.S.O., despatches, Bt. Lieut.-Col.). Ad
dress : Cairo, Egypt. (C1369)

BIOGEAPHIES.

Baillie

BAGWELL, WilUam Henry, M.B.E. Local Government
Officer. War Work : 2. years Accountant at Church Army
Headquarters in France. Address ; 40, Old Ford Road,
Victoria Park, E. 2. (M7260)
BAIGENT, Major Cyril Victor, O.B.E., M.C, M.B.
BAIGENT, William, M.B.E.
BAIKIE, William Baikie, M.B.E.. Provost of Kirkwall,
b. 12 April, 1853 ; s. of Samuel Baikie, of Kirkwall ,
m. 1st Margaret H. D. Isbister, d. of James L. Isbister, of Upper
Scapa St. Ola, Orkney, 2nd Margaret Murray, d. of William
Murray, Contractor, of Glasgow. Educ : Grammar School.
Managing Director of S. Baikie and Son, Timber Merchants
and Importers and BuUding Con tractors. War Work : Entered
KirkwaU Town CouncU in Nov. 1897 ; promoted to the Magis
tracy in 1904 ; acted as one of its representatives on the Orkney
Harbours Commissioners, the Orkney Comity Council and
Commissioners of Supply for several years and also one of the
Meason's Trustees for the St. Magnus Cathedral and a Trustee
of the Balfour Hospital ; in 1913, elected Provost of Kirkwall,
and in 1914 had a very considerable amount of personal
connection with the work of the British Navy ; acted as Chair
man of the Local Tribunal, Seaforth Highlanders' fund for their
disabled and dependants, Belgian and Serbian Relief Funds,
and personally carried out the local collection of King George's
Fund ; also acted as Chairman of the Orkney Local Food
Control Committee and was one of the active members of the
Orkney War Savings Committee which raised nearly half
a mUlion of money in the county. Address : Palace Road,
KirkwaU. Club : KirkwaU Unionist (President). (M7261)
BAILEY, Col. Alfred John, C.B.E., T.D., J.P., 6. 26
July, 1867 ; s. of the late Sir WUliam BaUey, of Sale Hall,
Cheshire ; to. Ethel Ellis, d. of James Johnson, of Pendleton.
Educ. : Manchester Grammar School and Victoria University,
Manchester. Governing Director of Sir W. H. Bailey & Co.,
Ltd., Engineers, Manchester ; Director of Grain Elevator
Estates, Ltd., Manchester. War Work : Second in Command
7th Lancashire FusUiers on outbreak of War ; commanded
2/7th Lancashire FusUiers, Oct. 1914, to April, 1915 ; com
manded 3rd Line Grouped Units, East Lancashire Division,
AprU, 1915. to Sept. 1917 ; Member of East Lancashire Terri
torial Association, 1915-19. Address : Chaseley, Bowdon,
Cheshire. Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; British Empire ;
Constitutional, Manchester. (C1449)
BAILEY, Major Arthur Charles, O.B.E., R.E.
BAILEY, Gunr. Arthur Herbert, M.B.E., R.N.
BAILEY, Arthur Stowaway, O.B.E.
BAILEY, Benjamin Edwin, O.B.E., J.P., b. 6 Jan. 1856 ;
Freeman of London Felt Makers' Company. Educ. : Liver
pool CoUege. Registrar of Births and Deaths, Walton District,
West Derby, Liverpool. War Work : Chairman of Food
Control ; -Chairman of Houses ; Hon. Sec. War Savings, etc. ;
Chairman of Hospitals ; Mayor of Bootle, 1917. Address :
49, Merton Road, Bootle, Liverpool. Club : Chairman,
Bootle Conservative. (09917)
BAILEY, Clement WilUam, M.B.E.
BAILEY, Cyril, M.B.E., 6. 13 AprU, 1871 ; s. of Alfred
Bailey, of Lincoln's Tnn ; m. Gemma, d. of the late Dr. MandeU
Creighton, Bishop of London. Educ. : St. Paul's School,
Balliol CoUege, Oxford. FeUow of Exeter CoUege, Oxford,
1894 ; FeUow of Balliol CoUege, 1902. War Work : Ministry
of Munitions, Labour Department. Addresses : Balliol CoUege ;
the King's Mound, Oxford. Clubs: SavUe ; Alpine. (Ml 366)
BAILEY, Duncan, O.B.E., M.I.Mech.E., b. 1875 ; s. of
Duncan BaUey, of Birmingham ; m. Jessie Marion Hancox,
d. of John W. Jeens, of Gloucester. Educ. : King Charles I.
School, Kidderminster. Managing Director, 0. Roberts &
Co., RaUway Rolling Stock Manufacturers, Wakefield. War
Work : Member of Wakefield Munitions Committee ; designed,
erected, and equipped 18 pound Shrapnel SheU Forging
Plant for 30,000 sheUs per week. Address : Chapelthorpe,
Wakefield. Clubs : R.A.C. ; Wakefield County. (O1069)
BAILEY, Florence Emily, Mrs., M.B.E.
BAILEY, George WiUiam, M.B.E.
BAILEY, Gertrude Mary, Mrs., C.B.E., J.P., d. of James
Buchanan, of Sunderland ; to. the late Charles Henry Bailey,
Partner in Firm of C. H. BaUey, Newport and Barry ; Director
Cardiff Junction Dry Dock and Engineering Co., Ltd., Cardiff ;
Director Buchanan Shipping Investment Co., Ltd., Newport,
Mon . ; Member of Newport Education Committee ; Director of
Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, Mon. ; President Monmouth
shire Training Centre for Midwives ; Court of Governors King
Edward VII. Welsh National Memorial ; Court of Governors
University CoUege of South Wales and Monmouthshire ; Lady
President Newport Borough Centre of The Order of St. John
of Jerusalem, Priory for Wales. J.P. for the County
Borough of Newport, Mon. War Work : Chairman Mon
mouthshire Prisoners of War Committee ; President of Muni
tion Workers' Creche ; organised Canteens for the Welfare of
Munition Workers ; President National Shell Factory Canteen ;
Belgian Refugee Committee ; Received MedaiUe de Ia Reine
Elisabeth. Address : Stelvio, Newport, Monmouthshire ;
Gliffaes, Brecknockshire. (C425)
BAILEY, Harold James, O.B.E., F.I.C., b. 13 Dec. 1879 ;
*. of Rev. John BaUey (Baptist Minister), of London, Sheffield,
etc. ; m. Edith, d. of Howell PoweU, of Pontypridd. Educ. :
Summerfleld School, Wesley College, Sheffield, and University
College, Sheffield. FeUow of Institute of Chemistry, Russell
Square, W. C 1. ; Inspector of Alkali, etc., Works (under 39

Ministry of Health). War Work : Technical Adviser to the
Acid and Fertiliser Branch of the Explosives Supply Depart
ment of the Ministry of Munitions. Address : Ingleside,
Health Park Avenue, Cardiff. (09918)
BAILEY, Capt. Herbert John, M.B.E., R.E.
BAILEY, James Rhodes, M.B.E., 6. 23 Feb. 1886. Assist
ant Port Master, Great Central Railway, Grimsby Docks,
Lines. War Work : Dock administration for the Great
Central Railway Co. ; from June, 1917, to Dec. 1918 was in
London, Board of Trade, as Chief InteUigence and Statistical
Officer in the Department of the Timber ControUer. Address :
81, Oxford Street, Cleethorpes, Lines. (M7265)
BAILEY, Lieut.-Col. John Henry, R.E. (ret.). C.B.E.
War Work : Served as an Assistant Director of Fortifications
and Works at the War Oflice. (C2077)
BAILEY, Margaret Fanny, Mrs., M.B.E.
BAILEY, Col. Percy James, D.S.O., O.B.E., b. 1873 ;
e.s. of the late Sir James BaUey, of Lofts HaU, Saffron Walden,
and 58, Rutland Gate, S.W. ; to. 1907, Dorothy Jessica, d. of
Thomas Gibson Bowles (formerly M.P. for King's Lynn), of
25, Lowndes Square, S.W. Entered Lancers 1895, became
Capt. 1901, and Major 1908 ; served in S. Africa 1899-1902
as SignalUng Officer, present at action of Poplar Grove (severely
wounded); Great War, 1914 (wounded, prisoner); was Adj.
and Quartermaster at Cav. Sch. 1905-9 ; appointed a Dep.
Director of Remounts with rank of Col. 1919. Address :
Fosseway House, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire. (06859)
BAILEY, Reginald ThreUall, M.B.E., M.R.C.S. (Eng.)
L.R.C.P. (Lond.), b. 19 July, 1873 ; s. of Col. Francis James
BaUey, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), L.S.A. (Lond.), of
Liverpool. Educ : Liverpool CoUege ; Liverpool University ;
Liverpool Royal Infirmary. Medical Superintendent,
the Mill Road Infirmary, Liverpool, 901 beds ; late
Senior Resident Medical Officer, the MU1 Road Infirmary,
Liverpool ; House Physician, and House Surgeon, to
the Ophthalmological, Laryngological, Aural, and Lock
Departments, Liverpool Royal Infirmary ; Member the
Liverpool Medical Institution ; Member and Hon. Librarian,
the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire. War Work :
Officer Commanding, the Mill Road MUitary Hospital, Liver
pool ; 12,519 acutely wounded SaUors and Soldiers treated,
3,625 operations from May, 1915, to Aug. 1919 ; Medical
Officer in charge of troops, 3rd West Lancashire Brigade,
Royal Field ArtiUery, Liverpool, 1914-16. Address : 51,
Grove Street, Liverpool. Club : Athenaeum, (Liverpool). (M10261&)
BAILEY, Robert WilUam Harvey, M.B.E.
BAILEY, Sidney AUred, M.B.E.
BAILEY, Thomas Henry, M.B.E.
BAILEY, Major WUliam Edward, M.B.E.
BAILLIE, Amelia Martha, Mrs., M.B.E.
BAILLIE, Elizabeth Margaret, M.B.E.; d. of Major
James Rose, Lord Lieutenant of Nairnshire, of Kilravock
Castle, Nairnshire ; to. Ronald Hugh, O.B.E. \q.v.), s. of Lieut.-
Gen. Duncan BaUlie, Royal Horse Guards of Loch Loy, Nairn
(see Burke s Landed Gentry). President, Roxburghshire
Branch of the Scottish Mothers Union and Member of
the Executive Council (Scotland). War Work : Secretary
and Treasurer, S.S.F.A. Roxburghshire ; Member, War Pensions
Committee, Roxburghshire ; Member, Food Control Com
mittee, Roxburghshire. Address : Jedbank, Jedburgh/ N.B.
(M1369)
BAILLIE, Sir Frank, K.B.E., b. 19 Aug. 1875 ; s. of John
BaUlie and Marion Wilton ; m. Edith JuUa, d. of the late Aubrey
White, C.M.G., Deputy Minister of Lands and Minesfor Ontario.
President, Canadian Aeroplanes, Ltd., Bankers Bond Co., Ltd.,
and Buriington Steel Co., Ltd. ; commenced business career as
a clerk with the Central Canada Loan and Savings Co., Toronto ;
became private secretary to the late Senator G. A. Cox ;
Accountant, Central Canada Loan and Savings Co., 1896 ;
Secretary, 1898 ; Assistant Manager, 1901 ; General Manager,
MetropoUtan Bank, Toronto, 1902 ; formed the firm of Baillie,
Wood and Croft, members of the Toronto Stock Exchange,
1903 ; organised the Burlington Steel Co., Ltd., Hamilton,
1910 ; the Bankers Bond Co., Ltd., Toronto, 1912 ; and
Dominion Steel Foundry Co. Ltd., Hamilton, 1912. War Work :
1914, Organised the Canadian Cartridge Co. Ltd., HamUton,
to manufacture Brass Cartridge Cases for the British Govern
ment ; Director of Aviation for Canada, Imperial Munitions
Board, Dec. 1916; organised and became President of Canadian
Aeroplanes, Ltd., acting for British Government. Address :
146, Crescent Road, Toronto. Clubs: Albany; Lambton
Golf and Country ; Mississanga Golf ¦ National ; Royal
Canadian Yacht; Toronto; Victoria; HamUton Golf.
Hamilton. (K49)
BAILLIE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. George Bertram, M.B.E.,
R.A.S.C BAILLIE, Granville Hugh, M.B.E.
BAILLIE, James Black, O.B.E.
BAILLIE, Lieut. Roderick, M.B.E., R.A., b. 5 Aug. 1871 ;
_. of Alexander Baillie ; m. Alice Lilian, d. of James Glover.
Educ. : Banff Academy and Edinburgh University. War Work :
Military Secretary's Division, War Office. Address : c/o
Messrs. Cox and Co., 16, Charing Cross, S.W. 1. (M5049)
BAILLIE, Ronald Hugh, O.B.E., J.P., D.L., b. 1863;
s. of Lieut.-Gen. Duncan BaUlie, Royal Horse Guards, of
Loch Loy, Nairn (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; m. Elizabeth
Margaret, M.B.E. (..«.), d. of Major James Rose, Lord Lieut.
of Nairnshire, of Kilravock Castle, Nairn. Edue. : Wellington

Baillien

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

CoUege. Sheriff Substitute of Roxburghshire. War Work :
Chairman, War Pensions Committee of Roxburghshire ;
Member, S.E. of Scotland Joint Disablement Committee ;
Member, Executive Council Association of War Pension Com
mittees of Scotland ; Member, Advisory Council of Scottish
Region (War Pensions) ; Chairman, Roxburghshire Red
Cross Committee ; Chairman, both Roxburghshire Recruiting
Tribunals ; Chairman, Roxburghshire Fuel Committee. Ad
dress : Jedbank, Jedburgh, N.B. Clubs : Carlton ; New
(Edinburgh). (09919)
BAILLIEN, Major Clive Latham, O.B.E., R.A.F.
BAILY, Major Clifford Allan, O.B.E.
BAILY, Edwin, M.B.E., M.B. CM., J.P., b. 1860 ; s.
of John BaUy, of Calne ; m. Anne Eleanor, d. of Robert Hope
Johnstone, of Annandal. Edue. : Privately and Edinburgh
University. War Work : 1915-19, on the Staff as Hon.
Physician to the S. African Ambulance ; under the French
Government at the Croix Rouge Francaise, at L'Hupital Beau
Rivage, Cannes, France ; in 1919, appointed Hon. Member of
the Medical Staff of the British Officers' Convalescent Home,
Hotel California, Cannes. Address : Cannes, France. (M7268)
BAILY, Harold, M.B.E., b. 29 Nov. 1869 ; s. of Walter
Baily, of Hampstead. Educ. University CoUege School and
College. War Work : Sub-Commissioner, British Red Cross,
Taranto. Address : 4, Rosslyn Hill, Hampstead, London,
N.W. 3. Clubs: National Liberal; Eighty. (M7269)
BAILY, Joseph Macdonald, O.B.E., M.A., b. 26 Aug.
1865 ; s. of Rev. Canon Baily, of Ryton, Co. Durham ; to.
Ellen Millicent, d. of Rev. T. J. Morris, of Hampton-in-Arder,
Warwickshire. Educ. : Magdalen CoUege School and Oriel
College, Oxford. Barrister-at-law ; Chairman, Newcastle-
upon-Tyne Court of Referees. War Work : Chairman,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Munitions Tribunal. Address : 94
Osborne Road, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Club : Northern
Counties, (Newcastle-upon-Tyne). (O9920)
BAILY, Robert Edward HartweU, M.B.E.
BAIN, David, C.B.E., b. 1855; s. oi William Bain, of
Reay, Caithness. Controller of Timber Supplies, Ministry of
Munitions. Address: 2, Downhurst, Parson St.. Hendon, N.W.
(C103)
BAIN, Herbert Barr, M.B.E.
BAIN, Mary Jane, Mrs., O.B.E., b. 11 Aug. 1854; d. of
Rev. John Taylor, of Southport ; m. Albert Wellesley Bain,
J.P., s. of John Marsland Bain, of Belfast. Educ : Stockport.
War Work : Chairwoman, Harrogate Women's Sewing
League, it being the first organisation of its kind, opening on
8 Aug. 1914 ; the League raised £12,000 and sent out 1,180,472
articles. (09921)
BAINBRIDGE, Col. William Frank, C.M.G., D.S.O., b.
1873 ; s. of Maj.-Gen. F. T. Bainbridge, of Cheltenham ; m.
1902, Violet Maud, e. d. of Capt. Joseph Henderson, of Rylstone,
Yorkshire, and Rylstone House, Cheltenham. Educ. : Chelten
ham Coll. Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), 1894 ; Capt. I.S.C.
(now Indian Army), 1901 ; Major, 1909 : Brevet Lieut.-Col 1913 ;
Lieut.-Col. 1916, and Brevet Col. 1919 ; served on N.-W.
Frontier of India, 1897-8 (medal with clasp); China, 1900;
present at relief of Pekin (despatches twice); Great War,
1914-19, as a Gen. Staff Officer (despatches, Order of the
Nile, Brevet Col.). Club : Junior Army and Navy. (O3083)
BAINES, Major Denis Lynch, O.B.E.
BAINES, Major Edward George Graham Talbot, O.B E.
BAINES, Florence, Mrs., M.B.E. (M10431)
BAINES, Sir Frank, C.B.E., M.V.O., b. 7 Dec. 1878. Educ •
Privately. Architect, Surveyor, Civil Engineer ; Director of
Works ; H.M. Office of Works and PubUc BuUdings. Address :
Hillside, Loughton Essex. (C104)
BAINES, Lieut. George Norman, M.B.E.
BAINES, Hubert, C.B.E., b. 29 June, 1874. Educ. : Pri
vately. Chief Electrical and Mechanical Engineer, H.M. Office
of Works. War Work : Factory construction and develop
ment of process in connection with production of Munitions of
War ; Member of Fire Protection Advisory Committee, Ministry
of Munitions. Address : Bryn Mawr, Church HiU, Loughton (C2424)
BAINES, John William Owen, M.B.E. ; s. of Edwin
Frederick Baines, of High Wycombe ; m. Maude Ann, d. of
Herbert Denwood Harrison, of Ipswich. Educ. : Perse Gram
mar School, Cambridge. War Work : Director, Flour and
Bread Section, Ministry of Food. Address : AveUng, 17,
Constitution HU1, Ipswich. Clubs : Junior Athenaeum •
Ipswich and Suffolk. (M13701
BAINTON, Edward Cecil, M.B.E.
BAIRD, Capt. Alexander Edwin, O.B.E.
BAIRD, Alexander McDonald, M.B.E.
BAIRD, Andrew Henry, O.B.E. (08739)
BAIRD, Blanche Mary, Mrs., M.B.E., b. 3 Aug. 1881;
d. of the late Alfred Pyne, of Roydon, Ware, Herts. ; to Hugh
Robert, s. of the late Hugh Baird. Educ. : Privately War
Work : Superintendent of 5, Y.M.C.A. Dock Canteens under
Lady Askwith. Address: 34, Hart.'ood Road, Stamford
Brook. Club : New Century. (M72731
BAIRD, Constance Kennedy, M.B,E.
BAIRD, Douglas Heriot, C.B.E., b. 23 May, 1883 ; s. of
Hugh Harper Baud, of Glasgow ; to. Dorothea Frances, d
of Henry Templer Prior, of Esher. Educ. : Charterhouse •

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London Univ. War Work: Contracts for supply of
Bacteriological Apparatus to H.M. Affied Armies ; started at
the request of the Government, Glass Works for the manu
facture of Scientific Laboratory Glassware ; Manager of H.M.
Filling Factory, Walthamstow, for filling poison gas shells,
1915-17 • Member of the New Industries Reconstruction
Committee, subsection of Dr. Addison's reconstruction com
mittee. Address : Halidon, Esher, Surrey. Club : Cavendish. (C2430)
BAIRD Brig.-Gen. Edward William David, C.B.E., J.P.,
6 1864 • 6th s. of the late WiUiam Baird of EUe (see BURKE'S
Landed 'Gentry) ; to. Millicent Bessie, 2nd d. of Maj.-Gen. Sir
Stanley Clarke G.C.V.O. (see BURKE'S Peerage). Educ:
Eton Formerly Capt. 10th Hussars; served with Imperial
Yeomanry S. African War, 1900 ; Hon. Maj. in the Army, 1901 ;
Lieut -Col. Commanding (Hon. Col. 1906) Suffolk Hussars I.Y.,
1901-6; served Great War 1914-17 (T. Brig.-Gen. since
May 1916) ; Member of Jockey Club since 1894 ; won St.
Lege'r with Woolwinder, 1907. Address : Forse, Caithness ;
Kelloe, Berwickshire; Clubs : Turf; Cavalry; Naval and
Military. (C799)
BAIRD, Malcolm, O.B.E.
BAIRD, Lieut.-Col. Randolph Eustace Wemyss, O.B.E.
BAIRD, Major WilUam Merrilees, O.B.E., T.D., 6. 7 Feb.
1879 ; s. of the late William Baird, Engineer, of Glasgow :
m. Eileen Beatrice, d. of A. C. Bryson, B.C.S. (retired), of
Sidmouth. Educ. : HamUton Crescent School and Royal
Technical College, Glasgow. Senior Partner in William Band
and Son, Structural Engineers, Anniestand, Glasgow. War
Work : Served with Army in France, on the Headquarters
Staff of the 51st (Highland) Division and 61st (South Midland)
Division, from 1 May, 1915 to 10 Feb. 1919. Address: 6,
Spring Gardens, North Kelviuside, Glasgow. Club : Royal
Scottish Automobile (Glasgow). (04968)
BAIRNSFATHER, Capt. George Edward Beckwith,
C.B.E., R.N. (ret.), b. 16 Sep. 1855 ; s. of Peter Bairnsfather,
D.L., of Dumbarrow, Forfarshire, great-grandson of
Patrick MUler, Laird of Dalswinton, Dumfriesshire, who was
the first to use steam for the propulsion of boats. He was
accompanied on his first voyage by Alexander Nasmyth, Artist,
father of the inventor of the Nasmyth Steam Hammer ; m.
Charlotte Emily, d. of H. Roberts, of Cambridge. Educ. :
St. Andrews, N.B. Joined H.M.S. " Britannia," Sept. 1869,
ret. Sept. 1905. War Work : Divisional Naval Transport
Officer at Dover ; organised and conducted the Naval Trans
port Work at that Port from Oct. 1914, to May, 1918, when
something close on one million sick and wounded were landed,
besides large numbers of troops were despatched and received
in addition to much material. Address : " Brumana,"
Farnham. (C426)
BAIRSTOW, Prof. Leonard, C.B.E., F.R.S., F.R.Ae.S.
F.Inst.P., 6. 25 June, 1880 ; s. of Uriah Bairstow, of Halifax,
Yorkshire ; to. Eleanor Mary, d. of WiUiam Hamer, of Wands
worth Common. Educ. : Royal CoUege of Science, South
Kensington. Professor of Aerodynamics at the Imperial
College of Science and Technology ; Expert Adviser in
Aerodynamics to the Air Ministry ; Member of the Aeronautical
Research Committee and of the Advisory Committee on CivU
Aviation. War Work : Superintendent of the Aerodynamics
Department of the National Physical Laboratory, 1914-17;
Expert Adviser to the Research Department of the Air
Ministry, 1917-19. Address : The Imperial CoUege of Science
and Technology, South Kensington, S.W. 7. (C9)
BAISS, Llewelyn Arnold, O.B.E., M.R.C.S.
BAKER, Ada Mary, M.B.E.
BAKER, Capt. Alan Hugh Sancroft, O.B.E., R.F.A.
BAKER, Alfred Gabriel, O.B.E., b. 26 Oct. 1867 ; s. of
Henry Baker, of Canterbury ; to. Louisa, d. of WiUiam Black-
well, Oundle, Northants. Educ : Abroad. Superintendent
of Training Classes for Disabled Sailors and Soldiers, The Queen's
Hospital, Frognal, Sidcup. War Work : Hon. Financial Sec.
Y.M.C.A., East Kent Division, two years ; Organising Super
intendent Queen Mary's Workshop, Royal Pavilion, MUitary
Hospital, Brighton. Addresses : The Queen's Hospital, Frognal,
Sidcup, Kent ; 18 St. George's Place, Canterbury. (0108)
BAKER. Eng. Lieut.-Comm. Alfred Henry, O.B.E.,
BAKER, Alma, C.B.E. ; founded Malayan Aircraft
Fund. (C2014)
BAKER, Arthur, C.B.E., 6. 21 May, 1861 ; s. of George
Baker, of Barnet ; m. LeUa, d. of H. Pulman. Educ. : Robert
CoUege, King's CoU. London. Merchant ; Chairman, G. and A.
Baker, Ltd., and of Edwards and Sons, Near East, Ltd. War
Work : Serbian Red Cross, Hon. Sec. ; Commissioner British
Red Cross, Roumania. Address : 370, Grande Rue de Pera,
Constantinople. Club : Club de Constantinople. (C926)
BAKER, Capt. Arthur Frederick, O.B.E., R.A.S.C.
BAKER, Atheling Herbert, M.B.E.
BAKER, Augustus, M.B.E.
BAKER, Cecil, Mrs., C.B.E. ; Hon. Sec. British Ambulance
Committees. (C5)
BAKER, Capt. Charles Matthew, M.B.E., A.E.F.
BAKER, Conyers, O.B.E., b. 30 Jan. 1885 ; s. of Charles
Conyers Massy Baker, of Lismacue, Bansha, Co. Tipperary,
Ireland (see Burke's Landed Gentry); m. Geraldine Susan
?f £Sef'o ' 21. Very Bev- P- J- S. Devenish, Dean of Cashel,
of Cashel Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Educ: Privately. Member

BIOGRAPHIES.

Baker

of Incorporated Law Society of Ireland ; Provincial Secretary,
Burma Y.M.C.A. War Work : Y.M.C.A. Work in Burma and
Salonica. Address : Central Y.M.C.A., Rangoon, Burma.
BAKER, Flight-Lieut. Cyril Bennett, O.B.E., R.A.F.
BAKER, Major C. H, O.B.E., R.E.
BAKER, Edward Charles Stuart, O.B.E.
BAKER, Edwin Emmanuel, M.B.E. ; s. of late Major
E. Baker, R.H.A., of Woolwich ; to. Annie, d. of Mary Buckley,
of Birr, Ireland. Educ. : Privately. For 20 years Superin
tending Clerk, War Office. War Work : Dealing with all
questions in connection with the Territorial Force, including
decorations and drafts to the seat of War, casualties, etc.
Address : 32, Leonard Road, SouthaU. Clubs : Conservative
(Southall) ; Comrades of Great War. (M7274)
BAKER, Ernest Frederick, M.B.E., S.S.M., R.A.S.C.
BAKER, Francis, M.B.E.
BAKER, Capt. Francis Barrington, M.B.E., M.A. (Cantab.),
R. of O., 6. 1892 ; s. of James Barrington Baker, M.D., of
Finchley, London. Educ. : King's School, Rochester, and
Peterhouse, Cambridge. Assistant to Managing Director of
WilUs, SindaU and Syrett Ltd., 4, Lloyds Av., E.C. 3. War
Work : 1914-19, York and Lancaster Regt. ; 1915-16, France ;
1916-17, R.E. Record Office, Chatham ; 1917-19, R.E. Record
Office (Transportation Branch), Tavistock Sq., W.C 1 ; 1919,
Capt., R. of O. Addresses : Grove Lodge, Church End,
Finchley, N. 3 ; Peterhouse, Cambridge. (M4291)
BAKER, Capt. Francis Pearson, M.B.E.
BAKER, Lieut.-Col. Frank, O.B.E., T.F.R., b. 7 March,
1875 ; s. of WiUiam Baker, of Wellesbourne, Warwick. Educ. :
WeUesbourne. Soldier ; Enlisted into the Royal Welsh
FusUiers 9 March, 1893, and served continuously until 27
May, 1920, in Malta, Crete, Egypt, Crete, China, India, France
and Flanders. War Work : Commissioned 19 Dec. 1914,
assisted to raise and train 2'5th Batt., Royal Welsh FusUiers, was
retained on Home Service until June, 1916 for training purposes ;
on the Brigade Staff and 2nd in Command of a Batt. ; proceeded
to France, 4 June, 1916 ; seconded to Labour Corps, 13 Aug.
1917 ; Commanded 32 Labour Group, Mar. 1919, to May
1920 ; mentioned in despatches, awarded O.B.E. ; mentioned
in French despatches ; received the thanks of the Mayor and
Commune of Arques and the Sous-Prefect of St. Omer for
personal services to the Commune of Arques during hostile
aircraft action from June, to Sept. 1918; awarded La MSdaille
de la Reconnaissance Francaise and Diploma ; received thanks
of Chinese Authorities for work with Chinese, especially the
78th CL.C which did most excellent work during the war and
always in the forward and fighting area. Address : 46,
York Road, Northampton. Club : R.A.C (02409)
BAKER, Major Frederick Guy StirUng, O.B.E.
BAKER, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. Frederick John, O.B.E.,
R.N. BAKER, George, O.B.E.
BAKER, George Stephen, O.B.E.
BAKER, Gerald Percival, M.B.E., b. 18 March, 1879 ;
g. of Lawrence James, of Brambridge Park, Eastleigh ; to.
Rachel, d. of Col. F. HoweU, of TrewellweU, Solva. Educ :
Harrow and Cambridge. Barrister-at-law. War Work :
No. 2 Motor Ambulance Convoy, France and No. 3 Motor
Ambulance Convoy, Italy. Address : Llanunwas, Solva,
Pembrokeshire. Clubs : United Universities ; M.CC (M7275)
BAKER, Lieut. Gordon St. George WUdman, O.B.E.,
R.N.F. BAKER, Major Harry CecU, O.B.E.
BAKER, Major Herbert, O.B.E., R.A.S.C
BAKER, Prof. Herbert Brereton, C.B.E., M.A., D.Sc,
F.R.S. ; s. of Rev. John Baker, of Blackburn ; m. Muriel,
d. of Harry J. PoweU, of Whitefriars. Educ. : Manchester
Grammar School and BaUiol College, Oxford. Professor of
Chemistry, Imperial College, S.W. 7. War Work : Member
of Trench Warfare Committee of the War Office ; Chemical
Warfare Committee of the Ministry of Munitions ; of the
Panel of the Admiralty Board of Invention and Research ;
Chemical Adviser to the War Office on Purification of Water
for the Army. Addresses : Imperial CoUege, S.W. 7 ; Latch-
moor House, Gerrards Cross, Bucks. (C4)
BAKER, Horace WiUiam, M.B.E.
BAKER, Isabel NoeUne, M.B.E., 25 Dec. 1879; d. of
John H. Baker, of Christehurch, New Zealand. Educ. :
Privately. Hon. Sec. National Association of Landswomen.
War Work : Organising Secretary for Surrey under the Women's
Branch of the Board of Agriculture. Address : Monk's
Path, Warwick's Bench, Guildford. (M7277)
BAKER, IsabeUa Winifred, Mrs., M.B.E.
BAKER, James Mitchell, C.B.E., D.S.O., b. 1878. S.
African War, 1899-1902, mentioned in despatches ; served in
Great War, 1914-18 ; German S.W. Africa, Egypt, France
and Flanders ; mentioned in despatches. (C1879)
BAKER, Col. Jasper, O.B.E., R.A.O.C.
BAKER, Capt. John, M.B.E., R.A.S.C
BAKER, John, M.B.E., b. 11 May, 1852. An Elective
Auditor for the Borough of Hove, Sussex. War Work : Hon.
Sec. to the Hove Local Central Committee for War Savings
since June, 1916. Address : 2, Lansdowne Square, 'Hove,
Sussex. (M105)
BAKER, John Edgar, O.B.E. , .,
BAKER, John Frederick WiUiam, M.B.E., b. 22 April,
1877 ; s. of John WUliam NichoUs, of Plymouth, Devon. •

m. Florence Mary, d. of Samuel Sheriff, of Plymouth. Educ. :
Naval and Military Schools, Devonport. Officer in charge,
H.M. Naval Store Depot, Langley, Birmingham. War Work :
On outbreak of war, was stationed at H.M. Naval Yard, Hong
Kong, China, serving in the Naval Store Branch, Admiralty ;
recalled to England in AprU, 1915, and was appointed to take
charge of H.M. Naval Store Depot, Langley, near Birmingham.
Address : 14, Durban Road, PevereU, Plymouth ; 2, Rich
mond HiU, Langley, Birmingham. (M7279)
BAKER, John WiUiam, O.B.E., J.P., b. 1868 ; s. of John
Baker, of Oakwood Grange, Rotherham ; m. Ada, d. oi
Henry Bingley, of Rotherham. Educ. : Doncaster Grammar
School and Sheffield University. President of Rotherham
Chamber of Commerce, 1917-21 ; Member of Labour Ad
visory Committee. War Woik : Chairman of John Baker
& Co., Rotherham, who directed all their resources to Shell
making ; Member of Board of Management of the Rotherham
National Shell Factory. Address : Elm Tree Bank, Rotherham ;
Wyke Holme, Bridlington, Yorks. (OHO)
BAKER, Major Joseph Samuel, O.B.E.
BAKER, Maggie Ethel, M.B.E.
BAKER, Muriel Carew, M.B.E., b . 29 July, 1892 ; Clerical
Assistant, British Legation, The Hague. War Work : Secre
tarial work at Foreign Office, Downing Street ; Canteen work,
Regent's Park ; Secretarial work at Peace Conference, Palis.
Address : 24, Lewisham Road, Dartmouth Park, N.W. 5.
(M7282)
BAKER, Prof. Percy Montague,M.B.E., B.Sc, A.M.I.M.E.,
A.M.I.E.E., 6. 27 Aug. 1872 ; s. of John Richard Baker, of
Handsworth, Birmingham. Educ. Birmingham. Professor of
Electrical Engineering, Bombay ; Director of Instructional
Factories in the Ministry of Labour. War Work : Technical
Adviser on the Training of Munition Workers ; concerned
with the equipment and running of factories for the training
of men and women for the production of munitions Address :
Livingstone Road, Handsworth, Birmingham. Clubs : Royal
Societies ; Royal Bombay Yacht ; Bombay Gymkhana. (M105)
BAKER, Capt. Richard Lawrence, O.B.E. (Res. of
Officers), b. 1877 ; s. of Lawrence J. Baker, of Brambridge
Park, Eastleigh ; m. Katie, d. of the late Ambrose Shere
Massey. Educ. : Eton and Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Address :
The Cwm, Monmouth. Club : Army and Navy. (01074)
BAKER, Rosa Agnes, Mrs. CLINTON-, M.B.E., b. 4 July
1899 ; d. of the late WiUiam Henderson, of Berkley House, Frome ;
to. Rear-Admiral Lewis Clinton-Baker, C.B., C.B.E. q.v. ; s.
of the late William Clinton-Baker, of Bayfordbury, Hertford.
War Work: V.A.D., Frome Detachment, B.R.C.S., 1914-17;
Superintendent, Frome War Hospital Depot, 1915-18 ; Super
intendent Church Army Club (" Charmys "), Marble Arch,
London, 1918-19. Address : H.M. Dockyard, Chatham
(temporary). Club : Empress. (M8442)
BAKER, Sir Thomas, K.B.E., J.P., rendered valuable
services in connection with the Great War. Late Mayor of
Plymouth. (K343)
BAKER, Thomas, O.B.E., M.R.C.S., L.S.A., b. 26 March,
1852 ; s. of Thomas Brown, of Cosham, Hants ; m. Laurie
Hannah, d. of — Glasspool of Southampton. Educ. : Southsea
Diocesan Grammar School and Privately. Assistant
M.O., St. George's, Hanover Square Union, Infirmary ; District
M.O., Havant, Public Vaccinator ; M.O. to Post Office, etc.
War Work : In charge of AuxUiary Hospital, V.A.D. for
duration of the War. Address : 25, Western Parade, Southsea,
Hants. (011789)
BAKER, Thomas Edgar, M.B.E.
BAKER, Major Wilfred Bertram, O.B.E., 10th Gurkha
Rifles, I.A.. has Order of the Star of Nepal, 3rd Class. (08433)
BAKER, William Ernest, M.B.E.
BAKER, Vice-Admiral WilUam Henry Baker, O.B.E.,
R.N., b. 7 Dec. 1862 ; y.s. of the late Henry John Baker Baker,
of Elemore HaU, Co. Durham, J.P. and D.L. for County Durham ;
to. Hariett Constance, y.d. of Henry N. Middleton D.L.,
J.P. and C.A. Northumberland, late Rifle Brigade, of Lowood,
Melrose, N.B. Educ: H.M.S. "Britannia," Dartmouth. Lieut.-
Col. and County Commandant, Northumberland Volunteer
Force ; went to sea as Naval Cadet, 1878 ; on board H.M.S.
" Sultan " in Sea of Marmora during Russo-Turkish War ;
assisted in landing troops during the occupation of Cyprus, 1878 ;
served in Egyptian Campaign, 1882 (medal and Khedive's
Star) ; with expedition against Sultan of Vitu, E. Africa,
1890 (medal and clasp) ; on special commission to Massi-
Kissu and UmptaU, Mashonaland, 1891 ; Order of the Red
Eagle of Prussia, 2nd Class, 1907 ; Rear-Admiral 1913 ;
retired, 1913. Vice-Admiral 1918. Address : Buston House,
Lesbury, Northumberland. Club: Naval and MUitary. (06861)
BAKER, Rear-Adm. Lewis CLINTON-, C.B., C.B.E., b. 16
March, 1866 ; s. of WUliam Clinton-Baker, of Bayfordbury,
Herts, (see Burke's Landed Gentry); to. Rosa Agnes, d of
WUliam Henderson, of Berkley House, Frome. Educ. : H.M.
Training Ship "Britannia," Dartmouth. War Work: Mid
shipman at Bombardment of Alexandria in H.M.S. "Monarch" ;
served in South African War, 1900, as Commander of H.M.S.
"Gibraltar"; in command H.M.S. "Berwick" as S.N.O. in
West Indies, Aug. 1914, to March, 1915 ; captured three
enemy supply ships ; in command H.M.S. " Hercules " at
Jutland ; in command H.M.S. "Benbow," 1916-17; promoted
to Rear Admiral and appointed in command of 1st Minelaying
Squadron, and responsible for the laying of the Northern Mine
Barrage, 1917-18. Clubs : Army and Navy ; United Service. (C1918)

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Bakewell

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

BAKEWELL, Major George Victor, O.B.E., late R.A.M.C,
b. 10 Sept. 1887 ; s. of George Bakewell, of Longton, Stoke-
on-Trent. Educ. : Epsom College ; Clare CoUege, Cambridge ;
London Hospital. Medical Practitioner. War Work :
Joined the army as Lieut., R.A.M.C. Sept. 1914 ; demobilised
with rank of Major March, 1919 ; saw active service in France
and with the Salonica Army from Nov. 1915, to Nov. 1918,
when invalided home ; twice mentioned in despatches. Address:
London End, Beaconsfield, Bucks. (O3016)
BAKEWELL, Robert Turle, O.B.E., M.B., M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P. Anaesthetist to St. John and St. BUsabeth Hospital. (011890)
BALAAM, Charles John, O.B.E., b. 18 July, 1876. Divisional
Controller Employment Department, Ministry of Labour.
Address : 20, Orchard Street, Portman Square, W. 1. (01075)
BALBI, Major Henry Alexander, M.B.E. , Royal Malta
ArtUlery (retired), b . 14 Oct. 1867 ; s. of the late Raffaele Balbi,
LL.D., of Malta Bar and Civil Service ; m. the late EUeen Moira, d.
of the late Fleet Surgeon Brien P. S. Macdermott, M.D., R.N.
Educ. : The Lyceum, Malta, and Privately. District Super
intendent, St. John Ambulance Brigade Overseas, Malta,
and late Chairman, St. John Ambulance Association, Malta ;
Executive Committee, Baden Powell Boy Scouts, Malta,
Malta Athletic Club ; President, Malta Art Amateur Associa
tion, Malta Football Association ; Member Board of Visitors
CivU Prison ; Member of Committee PubUc Library and of
Garrison Library, Malta ; Hon. Sec Malta Society of Arts,
Manufactures and Commerce, for which awarded Gold Medal
and appointed Hon. Vice-President ; Gunnery Instructor.
1st Class; A. Inspector of Warlike Stores; Commanded the
Royal Malta Artillery in Egypt, 1900-5. War Work : District
Superintendent, St. John Ambulance Brigade Overseas, Malta;
Chairman, St. John Ambulance Association, Malta ; Member
" Our Day " Committee, Malta; "London Gazette," "Malta
Government Gazette," and letter of thanks from Governor of
Malta for assistance in organising emergency military hospital
in 1920, Appointed Esquire, Order of St. John of Jerusalem in
England ; Chief Postal Censor, Malta, 3 Aug. 1914, to 15 Sept.
1919. Addresses : c/o The London County Westminster and
Parr's Bank, Ltd., 52, Threadneedle Street, London, E.C. 2 ;
c/o The Anglo-Maltese Bank, Malta. (M6598)
BALDERS, Major Dudley Vere Morley, O.B.E., M.C,
b. 28 Oct. 1883 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Col. Charles Morley
Balders, King's Dragoon Guards, of West Barsham, Norfolk ;
m. Violet Agnes Fairlie, d. of the late Lieut.-Col. Arthur Watson,
the Suffolk Regt. Educ. : Isle of Wight CoUege and Royal
Military CoUege, Sandhurst. Appointed 2nd Lieut., Suffolk
Regt., 22 April, 1903 ; Lieut., Suffolk Regt., AprU, 1905 ;
Capt., Suffolk Regt., Feb. 1914 ; Major, Suffolk Regt., 22 AprU,
1918 ; Adjutant, 1st Battalion Suffolk Regt., 30 Dec. 1913 to
23 Oct. 1915 ; served all Regimental soldiering with 1st Batt.
Suffolk Regt., England, Malta, Egypt, prior to the war. War
Work : Adjutant, 1st Suffolk Regt., France and Flanders,
16 Jan. 1915 to 13 May, 1915 ; wounded (remained at duty),
26 AprU, 1915 ; wounded, evacuated to hospital, 8 May,
1915, 2nd battle of Ypres ; Instructor, Officers' School of
Instruction in London University O.T.C., 6 Sept. 1915 to
6 March, 1916 ; Staff Capt., 198th Inf. Brigade, 6 March, 1916
to 22 Sept. 1916 ; D.A.A. and Q.M.G., 2nd Cyclist Div.,
23 Sept 1916 to 4 Dec. 1916; D.A.A. and Q.M.G., 66th Div.,
4 Dec 1916 to 17 Feb. 1917, England ; D.A.A.G., 66th Div.
France and Flanders, 18 Feb. 1917 to 17 Feb. 1919 ; D.A.A. G.,
British Base, Rotterdam, HoUand, 18 Feb. 1919, to 3 Nov. 1919 ;
D.A.A.G., G.H.Q., France and Flanders, 30 Nov. 1919, to
22 March, 1920 ; D.A.A. and Q.M.G., East Anglian Div. (T.A.),
16 AprU, 1920. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox and Co., 16, Charing
Cross, London. Club : United Service. (04972)
BALDOCK, Henry Augustus, M.B.E.
BALDRY, Walter Burton BURTON-, O.B.E., Educ. :
King's College, London, and Queen's College, Oxford. Stock
broker. War Work : R.N.V.R. Aug. 1914. to Oct. 1914 ;
Lieut. Oxford and Bucks. Lt. Infantry, May, 1915 ; Capt.,
May, 1916 ; Recruiting Staff Officer. June, 1916 ; commanded
School of Instruction for Recruiting Officers, 1917 ; Secretary
Eastern Region, Ministry of National Service, 1918. Address :
c/o Authors' Club, WhitehaU Court, S.W. 1. Clubs : Welling
ton ; Authors' ; New City. (O1076)
BALDWIN, Arthur George, M.B.E., b. 21 March, 1874 ;
s. of Henry Baldwin, of Rayleigh, Essex, Builder ; m. Ethel
Daisy, d. cf William H. Scriven, of Chelmsford, CivU Servant.
Educ. : Rayleigh Collegiate School. War Work : Aerodrome
Constructing ; Chairman, Works Committee, Handley Page's
Extensions. Address : 89, DoUis Road, Church End, Finchley
London, N. 3. (M7283)
BALDWIN, Rev. Charles Henry Robert, M.B.E., 6.
14 May, 1881 ; s. of Rev. Francis Baldwin, of Stede HU1,
Harrietsham, Kent. ; to. Silvia Louise, d. of Reginald Emson,
of London. Educ : Denstone College and Lincoln Theological
College. British Chaplain, Gothenburg ; British Vice-Consul,
Gothenburg. War Work : Secretary to British Consulate
General 1916 and now held ; Secretary for Sweden British
Red Cross Society 1915, to end of war ; collected about £10,000 ;
carried out survey of Graves of Officers and men of R.N. for
Admiralty 1917 ; Hon. Chaplain repatriation camp, British
prisoners of war, Ljungbyhed, Sweden, 1919 ; Commissioner
for Sweden, Imperial War Graves Committee, 1920. Address :
British Consulate General, Gothenburg. Clubs: Royal
Bachelors' (Gothenburg) ; Royal Gothenburg Yacht. (M7284)
BALDWIN, Christine, Mrs. Guy MeUort, M.B.E.,

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BALDWIN, Edmund ChapUn, O.B.E., F.C.A... F.C.I.S.,
F F 1 b. 3 Sept. 1861 ; s. of the late William Chaphn Baldwin ;
m Dorothy, d. of the late W. L. Barraclough, M.A. Edue. :
Privately Chartered Accountant, Chartered Secretary, PubUc
Auditor appointed by the Treasury under the Friendly Societies
Acts War Work : Hon. Sec. Sussex County Voluntary
Organisation for supplying comforts to Sailors and Soldiers
during the War (War Office Scheme), under Col. Sir Edward
Ward Bart., G.B.E., q.v. Address: 9, Windlesham Avenue,
Brighton. Clubs: Junior Constitutional, London ; Windlesham
Bowling Club, Brighton. (-9}S7l'>
BALDWIN, Lieut.-Col. John Eustace Arthur, D.S.O.,
O B E 6 13 April, 1892 ; s. of John Herbert Lacey Baldwin,
of' the Hall, Thornton-Ie-dale ; to. Kathleen Betsy, d. of
the late Tom W. L. Terry, of Trentholme, York. Edue. :
Rugby and Sandhurst. War Work : Cavalry tUl 24 Sept.
1914 ; Royal Flying Corps, Royal Air Force, Independent
Force in France for various periods from Jan. 1915 tUl Nov.
1918. Resigned commission in 8th Hussars on appointment
to a permanent commission in R.A.F. Clubs: Cavalry ; Bath.
(O8041)
BALDWIN, Lucy, Mrs. Stanley, C.B.E., 6. 1870; d. of
Edward Lucas Jenks Ridsdale, of Rottingdean, Sussex ; m.
Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin, P.O., J.P., M.P., Financial
Secretary to the Treasury since 1917, s. of Alfred Baldwin,
M.P., of Wilden, Stourport (see BURKE'S Landed Gentry)
Educ. : At home. War Work : Donor and Commandant
WUden Red Cross AuxUiary Hospital, 1914-19. Addresses:
Astley Hall, Stourport, Worcestershire; 93, Eaton Square
S.W.I. Club : Ladies' Imperial. (O1078)
BALDWIN, Sam, M.B.E., M.Sc, A.I.C, b. 11 Oct. 1880 ;
s. of Greenwood Baldwin, of Todmorden, Yorks ; m. Amy
EUzabeth, d. of Charles Joseph HUey, of Todmorden, Yorks.
Educ. : Grammar School and Owens College, Manchester.
Superintendent and Works Manager, Explosives and Chemical
Products, Ltd., Great Oakley, Harwich, Essex. War Work:
Engaged in the manufacture of aU kinds of explosives and
chemicals for Home and Allied Governments. Address : Sand-
holm, St. George's Avenue, Dovercourt. (M7285)
BALDWIN, Capt. Walter James, M.B.E., 6. 13 Dec.
1881 ; s. of James Anthony Windum Baldwin, of Chelsea ;
m. Alizabeth Annie d. of PhiUip Edmund Weston, of Highgate.
Educ. : United Westminster School and Emmanuel School,
Wandsworth Common. Buyer and Works Manager to old
estabUshed and well-known firm of London Manufacturers in
the textile trade ; Eleven years' service in Volunteers and
T.F. before the war. War Work : MobUised with T.F., 4 Aug.
1914 (rank Sergt.) ; gazetted 11 Oct. 1915 ; In France with
33rd Division from Nov. 1915 to Dec. 1916 (battles of Somme and
Ancre) ; proceeded East, May, 1917 ; service on Sinai Desert,
Palestine, Syria ; promoted Capt., 11 Oct. 1918. Address :
Tower House, Southcote Road, Bournemouth. (M3165)
BALE, Capt. Francis Herbert, O.B.E , R.A.S.C,
BALFE, Kathleen, M.B.E. Catholic Soldiers' Club,
Abbeville. (M10257&)
BALFOUR, Brig.-Gen. Sir Alfred GranviUe, K.B.E.,
C.B., b. 25 March, 1858 ; s. of John Balfour, of Balbirnie,
Fife (see BURKE'S Landed Gentry) ; to. Frances, d. of Sir
Benjamin Simpson, K.C.I.E. Educ. : Eton. Joined 71st
Highland Light Infantry, 1879 ; Commissioner Royal Hospital,
Chelsea. War Work : Embarkation Commandant, Port No. 1,
Southampton, Aug. 1914 to Aug. 1919 ; Officer Legion of
Honour ; Distinguished Service Medal, U.S.A. ; Commander
Crown of Belgium ; Commander Order St. Maurice and St.
Lazarus, Italy ; 3rd Class Rising Sun, Japan ; 3rd Class
White Eagle, Serbia. Address : 7, Durham Place, Chelsea.
Clubs : Turf ; Naval and Military ; WeUington ; Pratt's. (K303)
BALFOUR, Capt. Alfred Stevenson, Royal Indian Marine,
O.B.E. , 6. 11 Jan. 1870 ; s. of Lewis Balfour ; to. MUUcent,
d. of Sir James Balfour, Knt., C.V.O., of Edinburgh. Educ. :
Tonbridge School and H.M.S. " Conway." War Work : In
charge of mine-sweeping operations and armed patrols, Madras,
India. Address: 10, Albany Street, Edinburgh. (O4009)
BALFOUR, Bertha Elsie, Mrs., M.B.E. (M10432)
BALFOUR, David, O.B.E.
BALFOUR, Major Edward WiUiam Sturgis, D.S.O.,
O.B.E., M.C, 6. 1884 ; s. of Edward Balfour, of Balbirnie,
co. Fife; m. 1914, Ruth, d. of the Rt. Hon. Gerald WiUiam?
Balfour, P.O. Entered R.A. 1904, Major Dragoon Guards,
1918 ; served during Great War, 1914-18, mentioned in de
spatches. (06863)
BALFOUR, Lieut.-Col. Harry Hyndman, O.B.E., b.
31 May 1873 ; s. of the late George W. Balfour, of Edinburgh ;
m. Bertha Elsie, d. of the late Sir Benjamin Greenacre, of Durban,
Natal. Educ. : Edinburgh and Brussels. Late Medical
Officer to Rand Mines, Johannesburg ; served in Boer War, ,
including Siege of Ladysmith (King's and Queen's Medals,
5 bars), late P.M.O., Transvaal. War Work : Sept. 1914,
Acting Assistant Director of Medical Service in Natal
South Africa ; later attached to South African Medical Corps
^¦i5urope '• was Divisional Medical Officer in South African
Military Hospital ; mentioned in despatches, O.B.E. Address :
b2, Queen's Road, Richmond, S.W. Club : Durban. (O8005)
T BALFOUR, Sir Isaao Bayley, K.B.E., M.A., M.D., D.Sc, .,
LL.D F.R.S., King's Botanist in Scotland, Regius Keeper of '
Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh ; Professor of Botany, Univ.
of Edinburgh .since 1888, 6. 31 March, 1853 ; s. of John Huttonl
Balfour, Professor of Botany, Univ. of Edinburgh, 1845-79;*

BIOGEAPHIES.

Bamford

(01)

m. Agnes, d. of the late Robert Balloch, Glasgow. Educ. :
Edinburgh Academy ; Universities of Edinburgh, Strasbourg,
and Wiirzburg. Transit of Venus Expedition to Rodriquez,
1874 ; Regius Professor of Botany, Univ. of Glasgow, 1879-84 ;
explored island of Socotra, 1880 ; Sherardian Professor of
Botany, Univ. of Oxford, and Fellow of Madgalen Coll., 1884-88.
Address : Inverleith House, Edinburgh. Clubs : Athenaeum ;
University, Edinburgh.
BALFOUR, Hon. James Monoreiff, O.B.E. b. 6 July,
1878; s. of the Lord Kinross, of Glasclune (see Burke's
Peerage) ; to. MadeUne Maude, d. of James Graham- Watson,
of Kingston Grange, Liberton, Midlothian. Educ. : Chelten
ham, and BalUol CoUege, Oxford. Was Writer to the Signet
and was Deputy to the Financial Adviser to the Persian
Government at Teheran. War Work : Capt. Scottish Horse,
Aug. 1914, to Aug. 1915 ; Staff Capt. in this country and then
attached 3rd Echelon in France, 1915-17 ; Assistant Secretary,
National Service, 1917-19. Addresses : 23, He iot Row, Edin
burgh; Teheran, Persia. Clubs : New (Edinburgh) ; Orleans. (06864)
BALFOUR, Jessie Edith, M.B.E. ; d. of James Balfour,
late of Clapham Common, S.W. War Work : Commandant,
No. 16, City of London, Red Cross Hospital, Finsbury
Square, E.C. (M7286)
BALFOUR, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John, M.B.E., A.I.F.
BALFOUR, Major Nigel Harington, O.B.E., RA.S.
BALFOUR, Robert John, O.B.E.
BALGARNIE, Capt. WUfred, O.B.E., M.B. (Lond.),
F.R.CS. (Eng.), R.A.M.C, 6. 24 Sept. 1863 ; s. of Robert
Balgamie, of Scarborough. Educ. : Privately ; St. Bar
tholomew's Hospital ; London and Leeds Universities. County
Medical Director British Red Cross Society ; Medical Referee
Ministry of Pensions and Workmen's Compensation Act.
War Work: Medical Officer Minley and Tylney AuxUiary
MUitary Hospitals ; Temporary Captain R.A.M.C. Addr"~
The Dutch House, Winchfleld.
BALL, Capt. Alexander Douglas, O.B.E.
BALL, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Edward, O.B.E.
BALL, Major Eric Percy, O.B.E.
BALL, Francis Livingstone, M.B.E.
BALL, Lieut. Frank Clement, M.B.E.
BALL, Frederick Ernest, M.B.E.
BALL, Capt. George Joseph, O.B.E.
BALL, Capt. Harry Standish, O.B.E., R.E.
BALL, James, M.B.E., b. 1874 ; s. of Ebenezer Ball, of
Derby ; m. Bertha Christella, d. of Thomas Carnall, of Derby.
Educ. : Derby Technical CoUege. PubUcity Expert ; District
Food Officer Derbyshire. War Work : Hon. Food Distribu
tion Officer, Derbyshire ; Executive Officer, Derby and District
Food Control Committee ; Hon. Sec, Derby National Kitchens ;
assisted in Recruiting and Registration and other war services.
Address : 202, Kedleston Road, Derby. Clubs : Derby Town ;
Markeaton Golf. (M7288)
BALL, Dr. John, O.B.E., D.Sc, Ph.D., M.Inst.CE.,
Assoc. R.S.M., F.G.S., F.R.G.S., 6. 1872 ; s. of the late Ebenezer
BaU, of Derby ; to. Kate, d. of the late James RusseU Waite,
of Darlington. Educ. : Royal CoUege of Science and Royal
School of Mines, London. Director of Desert Surveys, Egypt ;
Author of numerous works on Geology, Geography, and
Surveying. War Work : Reconnaissance surveys in the
Libyan Desert, in conjunction with military patrols, and
assistance to the InteUigence Division, General Staff. Address :
Maison Mandofia, Garden City, Cairo, Egypt. Clubs : Royal
Societies' ; Turf (Cairo). (02131)
BALL, Major John Clement, D.S.O. O.B.E., Major
Canadian ArtiUery ; Great War, 1914-19 (wounded, despatches,
Belgian Croix de Guerre). (05978)
BALL, Capt. Lionel Percy, O.B.E., R.A.F.
BALL, Capt. Sydney Arthur, M.B.E.
BALL, Capt. Walter Craven, O.B.E, R.E.
BALL, Walter Mills, M.B.E.
BALL, WiUiam Theodore, O.B.E.
BALL, WiUiam Valentine, O.B.E., M.A. (Cantab.), b. 10
Feb. 1874 ; 2nd s. of the late Sir Robert Stawell BaU, LL.D.,
F.R.S., of Cambridge ; to. Kathleen Mary, d. of the late George
Butt, I.C.S. Educ. : Tonbridge School; King's College,
Cambridge; Lincoln's Din and Middle Temple. Barrister-at-
Law ; Assistant Recorder of Leeds ; an Examiner of the
Court. War Work: R.N.A.S. Anti-Aircraft Corps, 1915-
16 ; Military Service (CivU Liabilities) Commissioner for
Essex, 1916-19 ; Kensington Red Cross Depot (Metal Shop),
1915-18. Addresses : 1, Brick Court, Temple, London, E.C. ;
18, HoUand St., Kensington, London, W. Club : Athenaeum. (O1079)
BALLANCE, Sir Hamilton Ashley, K.B.E., C.B., b.
28 July, 1867 ; s. of the late Charles Ballance, of Clapton,
Middlesex ; to. Ruth, d. of the late Rev. G. S. Barrett, D.D.,
of Norwich. Educ. : MiU Hill School, and Univ. Coll., London.
Consulting Surgeon ; Surgeon, Norfolk and Norwich Hospital.
War Work : Consulting Surgeon, British Armies in France.
Address: All Saints Green, Norwich. (K268)
BALLANTINE, AUce Liardet, M.B.E. ; d. of Thomas
Ballantine, of Greenock, Scotland. Educ. : Bournemouth.
War Work : Quartermaster, Crag Head Hospital, Bournemouth ;
had the ordering and giving out of all stores, checking aU
accounts, paying salaries and wages, and seeing to aU renova
tions and repairs, etc. Addresses : 13, Landseer Road,
Bournemouth, West; KUvaree, Douglas Pier, Argyleshire,
Scotland. (M3505) I
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BALLANTINE, Ethel Cadogan Burton, M.B.E.
BALLANTYNE, Allan Opie, M.B.E.
BALLANTYNE, Andrew, M.B.E.
BALLANTYNE, Major David, O.B.E.
BALLANTYNE, John, O.B.E.
BALLARD, Com. George Norman, C.B.E., R.N., b. 1874 ;
s. of the late G. A. Ballard, M.C.S., of PhiUptown, Selkirk.
Great War, 1914-19. (C2241)
BALLARD, Capt. Gilbert Alfred, O.B.E., Assoc. M.Inst.
CE. etc., b . 22 Aug. 1887 ; s. of W. J. Ballard, of Birmingham ;
to. Dorothy, d. of T. Milner, of York. Educ : Birmingham
Technical School of Engineering. Borough Surveyor, Gran
tham. War Work : 5th R.E. Labour Batt. 1915-16, chiefly
work in the Ypres Salient ; Headquarters R.E. Staff XIX
Army Corps, B.E.F., 2 years, 1917-19. Address: Guildhall,
Grantham. (04974)
BALLARD, Joseph AUred WiUiam, M.B.E., b. 1 Aug.
1875 ; s. of the late John Suter Ballard, RN., of Portsmouth;
to. EmUy Georgina, d. of the late John Woodhouse, of Ports
mouth. Educ. : Abingdon Road Academy, Southsea. Civil
Servant ; entered the Civil Service in 1890 and has held appoint
ments in the Board of Trade and the Admiralty. War Work :
Served at the Admiralty throughout the War and took a
leading part in the work of provision, preparation, and supply
of Torpedoes, Paravanes, and Anti-Submarine Devices to the
British and Allied Fleets. Address : 6, Merchiston Road,
Catford, S.E. 6. (M109)
BALLEINE, Rev. Austen Humphrey, O.B.E.
BALLINGER, John, C.B.E., M.A., b. 12 May, 1860 ; s. of
Henry BaUinger, of Whitchurch, Herefordshire ; m. Amy
Amelia, d. of Captain David Boughton, of Cardiff. Librarian
of the National Library of Wales. War Work : Custody of
National Treasures removed to the National Library of Wales
from the British Museum, the National Portrait GaUery,
Lambeth Palace, and the GuildliaU of the City of London.
Address : Sherborne House, Aberystwyth. (C2431)
BALLS, Lieut. WilUam Daniel Chamberlain, M.B.E.
BALME, Archibald Hamilton, O.B.E.
BALMER, Hon. Capt. Ruth, OlB.E., M.B., R.A.F.
BALMFORD, Joseph WilUam, M.B.E.
BALLY, Major Edward Downes, O.B.E.
BALSTON, Major Thomas. O.B.B., M.C
BALTHAZER, Helen, Mrs., M.B.E.
BALY, Edward Charles Cyril, C.B.E., M.Sc, F.l.C,
F.R.S., b. 9 Feb. 1871 ; s. of the late Edward Ely Baly, of
London ; to. Ellen Agnes, d. of Thomas Jago, of London.
Educ. . Aldenham School and University CoUege, London.
Grant Professor of Inorganic Chemistry, University of Liver
pool. War Work : Deputy Inspector of High Explosives,
Liverpool Area. Address : 14, Sunnyside, Princes Park,
Liverpool. Club : University, Liverpool. _ (C427)
BAM, Lieut.-Col. Sir Pieter Cauzius Van Blommestein
STEWART- Kt., O.B.E., J.P., M.LA.; b. 99 July, 1869;
s. of the late J. A. Bam, M.L.A. ; to. Ena Dingwall Tasca
d. and co-heir of the late Alexander G. J. Stewart of Ards,
Co. Donegal (see Burke's Landed Gentry), and assumed by
Royal Licence the prefix surname and the additional arms of
Stewart on his marriage, 1910. Edue. : Cheltenham ; Normal
Coll. and South African Coll., Capetown ; Diocesan Coll.,
Rondebosch ; Cheltenham Coll. Entered Cape Garrison
Artillery, 1892 ; retired with rank, 1901 ; served South African
War (medal) ; contested Cape Town, 1904 ; Victoria West,
1904 ; Chairman of the General Executive of South African
Exhibition, 1907 ; raised, in 1915, and in command of, the3/7th
Batt. the London Regt. ; Chief Recruiting Officer City of London
Territorials, May-Sept., 1915 ; Founder and first Chairman
and present Vice-President, of the South African National
Union ; special medal granted in 1910 by King Edward for
services rendered in connection with the formation of the
Union of South Africa ; connected with many Imperial organisa
tions in England and South Africa ; J.P. Co. Donegal. Ad
dresses : 61, Addison Road W. 14 ; Ards, Cashelmore, Co.
Donegal ; Sea Point, Capetown. Clubs : Sports ; Royal
Automobile ; City, Cape Town.
BAMBER, Herbert, O.B.E., 6. 1880 ; s. of John Bamber;
m. Mary EUzabeth, d. of Thos. Bridge, of Preston. Educ:.
Xaverians, Preston. Controller of Coal Mines. Export
Representative for South Wales and Monmouthshire. War
Work : General Distribution Branch, Coal Controller's Dept,.
1917 ; Coal ControUer's Representative for Scotland, 1917-19 ;
acted as a British Delegate, Central European Coal Com
mission, 1919, and Reparation Commission, Coal Sub-
Commission, Paris, 1919-20. Address : The Crossways, Box-
moor, Herts. (09929)
BAMBER, Capt. Wyndham Lerriee, C.B.E. R.N. (ret.);
Drafting Com. and Assist. Director MobiUzation Div., Ad
miralty during Great War. (C2232)
BAMFORD, Lieut.-Col. Harry WUUam Morrey, O.B.E.,
M.C, Croix de Guerre, South African Infantry. Saw Service
with Cape Mounted Riflemen (Boer War) ; Transvaal Mounted
Rifles (Zulu Rebellion, 1906) ; Natal Police in Northern Zulu-
land ; Natal Light Horse ; 2nd South African infantry.
War Work : Served throughout S. African RebeUion, 1914, and
G.S.W.A. campaign, 1914-15, as Adjutant Natal Light Horse ;
then to Egypt with South African Brigade throughout Sennussi
Campaign (wounded at Halazin) ; then to France with South
African Brigade till end of the "War (wounded at DelvUle Wood
in July, 1916 ; very severely wounded Le Cateau, Oct. 1918) ;
Brigade Major 90th Infantry Brigade in 1917 and later

Bamford

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

commanded 2nd South African Infantry and South African
Composite Regiment ; mentioned in despatches. Address :
National Bank of South Africa, Ltd., Circus Place, London
Wall, E.C (O1081)
BAMFORD, Herbert Richard, M.B.E., b. 4 June, 1864
Staff Clerk, Board of Trade. War Work : Settlement of
estates of deceased merchant seamen. Address: East Oakley,
Basingstoke. __ <M7293>
BAMFORD, Louisa Orme, Mrs., M.B.E., b. 25 Dec. 1863 ;
d. of Thomas Orme Farmer, of Ashbourne, J.P. ; m. Thomas
Henry Broughton, s. of John Bamford, of Ashbourne. Educ. :
2u Stanley Gardens, Notting Hill. War Work : Quartermaster,
Ashbourne V.A.D. Hospital, 1915-19. Address : Ashbourne,
Derbyshire. (M1374)
BAMFORD, Lieut.-Col. Percy, O.B.E., T.D.
BAMFORD, Capt. Reginald MayaU, O.B.E., M.R.C.V.S.,
R.A.V.C, b. 16 Nov. 1892 ; y. s. of Herbert Richard Bamford,
M.B.E. (q.v.), of Oakley, Hants; to. May, d. of F. H. Roche, of
Princes Street, E.C. War Work : Attached 12th Infantry
Brigade, Aug. 1914, to Aug. 1915 ; commanded 41st Mobile
Veterinary Section tUl Feb. 1917, and later commanded the
Base Veterinary Hospital, Basra, Mesopotamia. Address :
Oaklev, Hants. (02259)
BAMFORD, Walter Cecil, M.B.E.
BAMPFIELD, Capt. George Charles, O.B.E.
BAMPFIELD, Capt. Lewis Adolphus, M.B.E.
BAMPTON, Lieut. John Augustus Hamilton, M.B.E.,
I.A.R.O., attd. R.E.
BANBURY, Charlotte Marie Louise, Mrs., O.B.E.
BANCROFT, Blanche, Mrs., M.B.E.
BANCROFT, James, M.B.E.
BANDON, Hon. Georgiana Dorothea Harriet, Countess of,
C.B.E., o.c of the 7th Baron Carbery (see BURKE'S Peerage) ;
m. James Francis Bernard, K.P., 4th Earl of Bandon (see
BURKE'S Peeraoe). Addresses: Castle Bernard, Bandon;
Coolkelure. Dunmanway, Co. Cork. (C2432)
BANFIELD, Richard, O.B.E.
BANGAY, Surg.-Lieut. James Darrington, O.B.E., R.N.,
M.B. '(H2021)
BANGER, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. John Henry Adolphus,
M.B.E., b. 7 Nov. 1884 ; s. of the late Adolphus Banger, Royal
Marines. Educ : Walmer. Confidential Clerk to Director
of Organisation, War Office. War Work : Served in France
with Royal Engineers from Aug. 1914-16, and subsequently
in the General Staff and Adjutant-General's Departments of
the War Office ; twice mentioned in despatches, and once
mentioned in Secretary of State's Communique ; awarded
MedaiUe MUitaire by French Government. Address : 62,
Kent Road, Gravesend, Kent. (M3243)
BANGOR, Maxwell Richard'Crosbie Ward, 6th Viscount,
O.B.E., R.A., b. 4 May, 1868 ; Eldest surviving s. of the 5th
Viscount and Mary, d. of Henry King, Ballylin, King's Co. ;
m. Agnes Elizabeth, 3rd d. of the late Dacre Hamilton of
Cornacassa, Monaghan. Educ : Harrow, and R.M. A.,
Woolwich. 'Entered Army 1887 ; Capt. 1898 ; Major, 1906 ;
retired 1912 ; served Great War, 1914-19 ; Lieut.-Col. Reserve
of Officers (O.B.E.) ; Member of the Church of Ireland.
Address : Castle Ward, Downpatrick, Co. Down. Clubs :
Army and Navy ; Royal Yacht Squadron (Cowes) ; Royal
Ulster Yacht. (02412)
BANISTER, Lieut. Fred, M.B.E., I.A.R.O.
BANISTER, George Henry, C.B.E., M.I.C.E., b. 1856 ;
s. of William Banister, J.P., of Devonport ; m. Lydia Eleanor,
d. of WiUiam Davies, of Charlton, Kent. Educ : Woolwich,
Whitworth Scholar. Mechanical Engineering Director,
Engineering Works, Messrs. Vickers, Limited, Barrow-in-
Furness. War Work : Manufacture of War material for Navy
and Army. Address : Monks Croft, Barrow-in-Furness.
Club : County, Barrow-in-Furness. (C927)
BANISTER, John, O.B.E., b. 1874 ; s. of Arthur Ban
ister, F.C.A., London ; to. Ada, d. of John Brown, of Aspenden,
Herts. Educ. : City of London School. War Work : War
Trade Intelligence Department ; British Food Missions to
Vienna and Prague. Address : Secretary of Commission for
the Distribution of the RolUng Stock of the former Austro-
Hungarian Monarchy, The Hofburg, Vienna. (O9930)
BANKART, Alfred Seymour, M.B.E.
BANKS, Lieut. Francis RodweU, O.B.E., R.N.V.R.
BANKS, Major George Bertram, O.B.E.
BANKS, Isaac, O.B.E., M.D., M.B., 6. 3 March,
1867 ; s. oi Isaac Banks, of R ockspring, Cork ; to. Florence
Adelaide, d. of Dr. Evan Jones, of Aberdare. Educ. : Cork ;
Dublin ; London. War Work : Surgeon-in-Charge, Aberdare
and Merthyr Red Cross Hospital ; 208 beds. Address : 2,
Park Lane, Aberdare, S. Wales. (04349)
BANKS, Capt. James Harvey, O.B.E., R.A.S.C. and R.A.F.
BANKS, Major Thomas Rivers, M.B.E., b. 27 Jan. 1883 ;
s. of Rivers Banks, of Stockport ; m. Barbara Elder, d. of
James Forbes Duthie, of Thurso, Caithness. Educ : Abbey
School, Beckenham, Kent, and Manchester Univ. War Work :
2/Lieut. » Lancashire Fusiliers, April, 1915, to June, 1915;
R.A.S.C (M.T.), June, 1915, to Jan. 1920 ; with Mediterranean
Ex. Force, Oct. 1915, to Dec. 1915 ; Mesopotamia Ex. Force,
Jan. 1916, to AprU, 1919 (mentioned in despatches) ; Q.M.G.3,
War Office, July, 1919, to Jan. 1920 ; Acting Deputy Assist.
Director of M.T., G.H.Q., Mes. Ex. Force, Oct. 1919, to April,
1920. Addresses : Dean Row, Wilmslow, Cheshire ; 23,
Orange Street, W.C 2. Clubs : Royal Automobile ; Reform. (M4261)

BANNATYNE, Lieut. Archibald Brown, O.B.E., RNR.
BANNATYNE, Capt. Arthur Gordon, M.B.E., R.A.SC
6. 5 July, 1885 ; s. of late Lieut.-Col. J. M. Bannatyne, of 8th
King's Liverpool Regt. ; to. Frances Nesta, d. of late CM.
HoUand, of Bryn-y-grog, Wrexham. Educ. : Westward Ho
and King's College, Cambridge. (Mt°i3)
BANNATYNE, Lieut.-Col. Gilbert Alexander, O.B.E ,
M D , F.R.C.P., R.A.M.C, 6. 25 AprU, 1867 ; s. of Lieut.-Col.
John MUlar Bannatyne, late 8th King's Liverpool Regt. ; m,
Amv Vivian, d. of Surgeon-General WiUiam Walker, Indian
Medical Service. Educ. : Glasgow University and Pans.
Honorary Consulting Physician, Royal United Hospital and
Royal Mineral Water Hospital. War Work : Commandant,
Bath War Hospital, March, 1916, to June 1919 ; twice men
tioned for valuable services. Address : 21, The Circus, Bath
Club : Bath County. „.,.,._.,, , ,(0^8?9)
BANNATYNE, Victoria Vera, M.B.E.,Medaille de la Reine
Elisabeth, b. 11 Sept. 1887 ; d. of James FitzGerald Bannatyne,
of Haldon, Exeter, and Fanningstown, Co. Limerick. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Secretary to Devon and CornwaU War
Refugee Committee and Quartermaster in charge V.A.D. Rest
Club, TrouviUe, France. Address: Parke, Bovey Tracey;
Fanningstown, Co. Limerick. ( M110)
BANNER, Major AUan WiUiam, O.B.E., b. 18 July,
1878 • .s of Allan WiUiam Banner, of Liverpool ; m. Charlotte
Mary, d. of Thomas Dalton, of Glyn Isa, North Wales Educ.:
Privately and Liverpool University. Director of Public
Companies. War Work : O.T.C, Epsom, Sept. 1914 ; Pay
master, Northern Command, June, 1915 ; Certified unfit, Dec.
1915 ; Voluntary Enlishment, Category 4B, May, 1916 ; 2nd
Lieut , Accounts Officer, R.E., Southampton ; Lieut., In
spector of Accounts, Richboro', Manston, Eastchurch, and
Hawkinge ; Capt., Chief Accounts Inspector of I.W. and D.R.E.
Branches and Depots ; Major, Deputy Managmg Director and
Chief Accountant National Shipyards, Chepstow, Beacliley,
and Portbury ; South Africa, on special duty for Ministry of
Shipping. Addresses : 199, PiccadiUy, London, W. 1 ; South
Terrace, Littlehampton. Clubs: Littlehampton Golf ; South
ampton Yacht ; Royal Automobile. .,A„„.„_i
BANNER, Myra, Mrs., M.B.E. (M10244<f)
BANNER, Wilfred, M.B.E., b. 9 Jan. 1872 ; s. of Rev.
George John Banner, M.A. (Oxon.), of Roby, near Liverpool ;
to. Emily Louisa, d. of the late Joseph Tiffin, of Montreal, Canada.
Educ. : Royal Institution. Liverpool ; Privately ; Zurich
University. War Work : War Trade InteUigence Department,
and now Foreign Office. Address : 35, Courtfield Road,
London, S.W. 7. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (M7294)
BANNERMAN, Alexander, M.B.E.
BANNERMAN, David Armitage, M.B.E., B.A., an
Esquire of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 27 Nov.
1886; s. ofthe ate David Bannerman ; m. Muriel, tf. of T.R.
Morgan, of Craigiebum, Moffat, N.B. Educ. : WeUington
College, and Pembroke College, Cambridge. Special Assistant,
Dept. of Zoology, British Museum (Nat. Hist.). War Work:
Served on staff of the Earl of Donoughmore, K.P., and of Sir
Arthur Lawley, G.C.S.I., G.C.I.B. ; K.C.M.G., at headquarters
of British Red Cross Society in France for 28 months, and :
afterwards at headquarters in London of B.R.C.S. Address:
6, Palace Gardens Terrace, Kensington, W. 8. Club : British
Ornithologists'. (M1376)
BANNERMAN, Lieut. Glenney Franklin, M.B.E., o.
9 Dec. 1896 ; s. of WUliam Gunn Bannerman, of Toronto,
Co. York. Educ. : Tottenham High School ; Jarvis Collegiate
Institute ; Victoria Coll., Univ. of Toronto. Student at
Toronto Univ. in Honour Political Science. War Work:
Enlisted at Toronto May, 1915, with 2nd Univ. Coy. ; served
in France with P.P.C.L.I., Aug. 1915 to May, 1917 ; com
missioned to South Staffordshire Regt., Dec. 1917 ; served
in France with 1st. Bn. K.S.L.I., Sept. 1918 to Oct. 1918;
l/6th Batt. South Staffs. Regt., Oct. 1918 to Feb. 1919;
attached to Brigade Headquarters Repatriation Centre,
Winchester, March, 1919, to Aug. 1919. Address : 56, Rose
Avenue, Toronto; Victoria Coll., Univ. of Toronto. Club:
O.R.B., Toronto. (M65999
BANNING, Stephen Thomas, C.B.E. (C2214d)
BANNON, Lieut. John Joseph, M.B.E.
BANTOFT, WUliam, O.B.E., 6. 17 Nov. 1848 s. of
WUdam Bantoft, of Ipswich ; to. EUen Jane, d. of Robert
Eond, of Ipswich. Educ. : Privately. Town Clerk and Clerk
of the Peace for Ipswich. War Work : Secretary to Local
Tribunal, and Assistant to the successive Mayors in all the
various works undertaken by them during the War. Address :
8, Westerfield Road, Ipswich. (09932)
BARBARY, Capt. John Ewart Trounce, M.B.E., R.A.
(T.F.) BARBER, Lieut. Arthur Powell, M.B.E., A.C.A., R.F.A.
(T.), b. 25 July, 1887 ; s. of James Barber, of Hendon ; m.
Margery Leader, d. of C. H. Bellhouse, of Weymouth. Educ.:
Merchant Taylors School, London. Assistant Controller,
Munitions Accounts. War Work : Served in H.A.C. and
R.F.A. ; twice wounded ; attached Ministry of Munitions.
Address : The Cottage, Shenley, Hertfordshire. (M7295)
BARBER, Lieut. Charles Gordon, M.B.E., I.A.R.O.
BARBER, Francis Amy, M.B.E.
BARBER, Capt. George Henry, M.B.E., R.A.V.C.
BARBER, Capt. James, M.B.E. b. 18 Sept. 1877; s. of Join
Barber, of Portsmouth, Hants ; m. May Lightowler, i. ok
WiUiam John VUlars, of City Road, London. War Work: Original
Army of .Occupation, Egypt, Camel Corps School; served aS'

44

BIOGEAPHIES.

Barker

Adjutant and Acting Quartermaster, Camel Corps, Canal
Zones, from outbreak of War to Dec. 1915 ; appointed Adjutant
of Imperial Camel Corps, Egypt, Jan. 1916, and served as such
tUl Aug. 1918 ; in Palestine, Syria ; appointed to Frontier
District Administration as O.C Camel Corps Depot, 1 Aug.
1918. Address : O.C. Depot, Camel Corps, Frontier Districts
Administration, Khanka, Egypt. Club : Turf (Cairo). (M3166)
BARBER, Capt. James WUliam, C.B.E., b. 2 Aug. 1884 ;
s. of the late James Barber, of Cardiff ; to. Daisy Florence,
d . of Frederick Harman, of St. Leonards. Consulting Engineer.
War Work : Designer of the Government " Cinemotor " used
by the Ministry of Information for propaganda and information
purposes during the War ; subsequently appointed Director
of Cinematography, National War Aims Committee. Address :
60, Welbeek Street, Cavendish Square, W. 1. (C2433)
BARBER, Lieut. Louis Walter, M.B.E., M.C.
BARBER, Mabel Emily, O.B.E.
BARBER, Maude Helen, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Charles
Worthington Barber, of Prestwich, Lancashire. Educ: Privately.
War Work : Commandant of High Beach Aux. Military
Hospital (Voluntary Aid Detachment, Kent, 64), Westgate-on-
Sea, from Feb. 1916 to closing of hospital, Feb. 1919. Address :
St. Bernard's, Westgate-on-Sea. (M7296)
BARBER, Capt. Percy Charles, M.B.E., R.A.F.
BARBER, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Richard Alexander, O.B.E.,
R.E. BARBER, Samuel Henry, M.B.E., 6. 1876 ; s. of Samuel
Barber, of Northampton. Educ. : Northampton Grammar
School. Auctioneer and Estate Agent ; FeUow of the Auc
tioneers' and Estate Agents' Institute of the United Kingdom ;
Director Northampton Conservative Building and Land Society.
War Work : Commandant Northampton Special Constabulary.
Address : Rostrevor, Queen's Park Parade, Northampton. (M113)
BARBER, Major and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, O.B.E., T.D.,
J.P., b. 16 Jan. 1863 ; s. of John Barber, of Hertford ; to.
Clara, d. of Robert ChapUn, of Hertford. Educ. : Hertford
Grammar School. War Work : MobiUsed on outbreak of
War; proceeded to France, Nov. 1914; served with Unit
1st Herts T.F. overseas from that date till return
of Cadre in AprU, 1919 ; twice mentioned in despatches.
Address : 36, Castle Street, Hertford. Club : Conservative
(Hertford). (02413)
BARBER, WiUiam, O.B.E., M.A., J.P., 6. 1863 ; s. of John
Barber, of Tererran, Moniaive ; to. EUa Craig, d. of Andrew
Lusk, of Caigton. Educ. : Dumfries Academy ; Glasgow
University. Member of Scottish Land Court. War Work :
Director of Cultivation for Scotland. Address : MUlburn,
Dumfriesshire ; 32, Dick Place, Edinburgh. (0113)
BARBER, WiUiam Clarence, M.B.E.,
BARBER, WilUam David, O.B.E., I.S.O.
BARBIER, Isabella Eugenie Marie, M.B.E.
BARBOUR, Anna Edwards, O.B.E., 6. 25 Nov. 1875 ; d.
of Robert Barbour, of Paterson, New Jersey, U.S.A. ; to.
Harold Milne Barbour, s. of John D. Barbour, of Lisburn,
Ireland. Educ. ; Dobbs Ferry, New York, U.S.A. War Work :
Presented Government with Motor Ambulances at the be
ginning of the War ; from 1914 to 1919 Chairman of Dun-
murry Work GuUd which raised funds to purchase materials
for over 80,000 articles, clothing and hospital requisities which
were made and sent to aU parts of war area ; also assisted in
estabushing first Red Cross Hospital in Ulster, known as
Hilden Convalescent Hospital for soldiers of all the AUied
countries. Addresses : Strathearne, Dunmurry, Co. Antrim,
Ireland ; Ben Ingan, Donaghadee, Co. Down. (01083)
BARBOUR, Capt. Archibald Robinson, O.B.E.
BARCLAY, Alfred Ernest, O.B.E., M.D.
BARCLAY, Colville Adrian de Rune, C.B., C.B.E., M.V.O.,
6. 17 Sept. 1869 ; s. of Sir ColviUe A. D. Barclay, Bart., of
Pierston ; to. Sarifa Henriqueta, d. of Herbert Ward. Educ :
Privately. H.M. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo
tentiary to the Court of Sweden. War Work : Counsellor and
H.M. Minister Plenipotentiary, H.M. Embassy, Washington.
Address : British Legation, Stockholm. Clubs : St. James's ;
Travellers'. " (07)
BARCLAY, Lieut.-Col. George, O.B.E., V.D. ; b. 12 Dec ,
1865; s. of Lawrence Barclay, of Dunedin, New Zealtnd ;
m. Laura Edith, d. of George Chas. Graham, of Milton, N.Z.
Educ. : Tokomairiro Grammar School, Milton, N.Z. Railway
Manager. War Services : Served with the New Zealand Engineers
in the New Zealand Expeditionary Force in GalUpoli, Egypt,
France, Belgium, and England, 1915-19 ; ChevaUer of the
Order of Danilo ; twice mentioned in despatches ; Knight of
Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. Address : Te
Kohanga, Hamilton Road, Anderson's Bay, Dunedin, New
Zealand. (07978)
BARCLAY, Hannah Maud, Mrs., M.B.E., b. 23 March,
1872 ; d. of Edward North Buxton, of Knighten, Buckhurst
Hill ; m. Francis Hubert, s. of Joseph Gurney Barclay, of Leyton.
Educ. : At home. War Work : Commandant of Women's Red
Cross Detachment, Norfolk 6 ; Superintended Red Cross
Hospital at Coine House, Cromer, during War, from March,
1915, to Feb. 1919. Address : The Warren, Cromer, Norfolk. (M7297)
BARCLAY, Henry Gladstone, M.B.E. (M5056)
BARCLAY, Major Robert Leatham, C.B.E. M.A., 6. 1869 ;
s. of Robert Barclay, of High Leigh, Hoddesdon, Herts, (see
Burke's Landed Gentry); m. 31 Mar. 1898, AUce Eugenia,
d. of Horace Smith - Bosanquet of Broxbournebury (see

Burke's Landed Gentry). Major Yeo., and Assist, to Ch.
Inspector of Quarter-Master-Gen.'s Scrs. (C1450)
BARCLAY, William Robb, O.B.E., A.M.I.E.E., 6. 15
Nov. 1875 ; s. of James Laing Barclay, of North East Aberdeen
shire. Educ. : Privately ; Technical School ; University
College, Sheffield. Lecturer in Electro-Metallurgy, University
of Sheffield, 1911-19 ; Chairman, Sheffield Local Section of the
Institute of Metals, 1918-20 ; Joint-examiner in Electro-
Metallurgy, City and GuUds of London Institute ; Works
Manager, Henry Wiggin & Co., Ltd., Metallurgists, Birming
ham, 1919. War Work : Undertook, in 1915, for Messrs.
Greenwood & Batley, Ltd., of Leeds, the organisation of new
sources of supply of copper-nickel alloys for the manufacture
of rifle and machine-gun bullets ; joined the staff of the Minis
try of Munitions in 1916 ; appointed Assistant Director and
Metallurgist to the non-ferrous rolled metal section ; in this
capacity was responsible for the technical oversight of supplies
of cartridge and bullet metals for small-arms and quick-firing
ammunition ; also acted as Technical Director to the Electro-
Metallurgical Committee, Ministry of Munitions. Address :
65, Beaconsfield Road, Cannon HiU, Birmingham. Club :
Clef (Birmingham). (09935)
BARCLAY, Jeanie, Mrs. COATS-, O.B.E.
BARCROFT, Joseph, C.B.E., F.R.S., b. 26 July, 1872 ; s.
of Henry Barcroft, D.L., of The Glen Newry ; to. Mary
Agnetta, d. of Sir Robert S. Ball, F.R.S., of Cambridge (late
Lowndean Prof, of Astronomy). Educ. : Botham School,
York; The Leys School, Cambridge ; King's College, Cambridge.
Fellow of King's College, Cambridge ; Reader in Physiology
University of Cambridge ; Member of the Council of the Royal
Society. War Work : Member of the Chemical Warfare
Committee ; Superintendent in Physiology to Ministry of
Munitions. Address : 13, Grange Road, Cambridge. Clubs :
Athenaeum; C.U. Cruising. (C428)
BARDSLEY, Robert Viokers, M.B.E.
BARFF, Comm. Arthur Douglas, O.B.E., R.N.
BARHAM, Col. Thomas Foster, O.B.E.
BARING, Eva Hermione, Lady, M.B.E., b. 30 June,
1876 ; d. of the late A. Mackintosh of Mackintosh, of Moy Hall,
Inverness ; to. Sir Godfrey, 1st Bart, (see Burke's Peerage), s.
of Lieut.-Gen. Charles Baring, of 36, Wilton Place, W. War
Work : Commandant, l^orthwood House Red Cross Auxiliary
Hospital, Cowes, I.W., Dec. 1914, to Feb. 1919. Address :
Nubia House, Cowes, I.W. Club : Ladies' Automobile. (M3566)
BARING, Brig.-Gen. Hon. Everard, C.V.O., C.B.E.,
b. 1865 ; s. of Edward Charles Baring (see Burke's Peerage,
Revelstoke, B.) ; to. Lady Ulrica Duncombe, d. of 1st Earl of
Feversham (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Eton, and R.M.C.
Formerly Lieut.-Col. 10th Hussars ; MUitary Sec. to Viceroy
of India, 1899-1905 ; served in Soudan, and at Khartoum.
Addresses : 26, Hyde Park Street, W. ; SUghtholme Dale,
Kirby Moorside, Yorkshire. Clubs : Turf ; Naval and Military. (01451)
BARING, Harold Herman John, M.B.E., b. 4 Mar. 1869 ;
s. of Thomas Charles Baring of High Beech, Essex (see Burke's
Landed Gentry): to. 24 Oct. 1898, Mary Heigh, d. of John
Augustus Churchill of New York. Address: High Beach,
Loughton, Essex. (M7298)
BARING, Capt. the Hon. Hugo, O.B.E.
BARING, Major Hon. Maurice, O.B.E., Chevalier Legion
of Honour, b. 1874 ; s. of the 2nd Lord Revelstoke. Educ :
Eton ; Cambridge. Diplomatic Service ; 3rd Sec. 1898-1904 ;
Author and JournaUst. War Work : Intelligence Corps,
attached R.F.C 1914 ; R.F.C Equipment Officer, 1915 ; Staff
Captain, 1916 ; Major, 1917 ; Personal Secretary to C.A.S.
Sir Hugh Trenchard, Jan.-May, 1918 ; S. 0.2 Royal Air Force,
Staff Officer Independent Air Force, May-Oct. 1918. Address :
Pickwick' s Villa, Dulwich Village, S.E. 21. (01085)
BARING, Major Thomas Esme, O.B.E., b. 7 May, 1882 ;
s. of Francis C. Baring, of Timsbury Manor, Romsey, Hants
(see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; m. DeirdriS Mary Hughes, d. of
Hughes Martin, J.P., of Tullaghreine, Co. Cork. Educ :
Eton. War Work : H.Q. Staff, Southern Command, Aug.
1914, to AprU, 1916 ; H.Q. Staff, Western Command, June,
1916, to Jan. 1917 ; B.E.F., France, April, 1916, to June,
1916 ; Tank Corps, July, 1917, to May 1918 ; General Staff,
Western Command, May, 1918, to Oct. 1918; General Staff,
British Mission, Siberia, Oct. 1918, to July, 1919. Address :
Rifle Depot, Winchester. Clubs : Arthur's ; M.CC (O9040)
BARKAS, Thomas Cooke, O.B.E., M.B., B.S.
BARKER, Lieut. Albert, O.B.E., R.N.V.R.
BARKER, Major Charles Ainslie, O.B.E.
BARKER, Col. Charles William Panton, C.B.E., SoUcitor,
Sunderland ; Clerk to the Borough Magistrates. War Work :
Rendered valuable services in Sunderland. (C3131)
BARKER, Christabel Buchanan, M.B.E., b. 7 Oct. 1878 ;
(..of Rev. Johnson Barker, of New College Chapel, Hampstead.
Educ. : The Clergy Daughters' School, Bristol. House
Mistress of Fawcett House, Godolphin School, Salisbury.
War Work : Divisional Secretary of B.R.C.S. (Salisbury D.S.
WUts Div.). Address : Fawcett House, Salisbury (M7299)
BARKER, Major Erie Clement, M.B.E., 6. 27 Sept. 1883;
s. of Alfred J. F. Barker, of Constantinople and Esher, Surrey.
Educ : Rugby and Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester.
Land Agent. War Work : Joined 4th King's Shropshire Light
Infantry in Sept. 1914 ; commissioned Oct. 1914, and after
training with regiment in Wales and Isle of Man, proceeded
overseas early in 1916 to join British Salonika Force as Officer

45

Barker

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIRE.

Interpreter (French, Modern Greek, German) ; in Sept. 1916,
appointed 1st Class Agent, Intelligence Corps, with rank of
Captain, and acted in this capacity at H.Q. XII. Corps untU
Aug. 1917, when appointed to General Staff Intelligence,
General H.Q. Salonika, as G.S.O. 3 ; promoted General Staff
Officer, 2nd Class, 4 Nov. 1918 ; proceeded to Constantinople,
where attached to Gen. Staff InteUigence till demobilisation in
July, 1919. Address : Stokesay Cottage, Onibury, Shropshire.
Club : Public Schools. (M4764)
BARKER, Ernest Bernard, M.B.E., R.A.F.
BARKER, Evelyn, Mrs., M.B.E.
BARKER, Capt. Francis Brock, O.B.E., R.E., b. 30 March
1893 s. of H. Y. Barker, of Selber House, Hough Green,
Chester. Educ. : Stonyhurst College. War Work : Signal
Service in Gallipoli and Salonika. Address : Selber House,
Hough Green, Chester. Club : Naval and MUitary. (O3017)
BARKER, Capt. Frederick Allan, O.B.E., I.M.S., M.B.
BARKER, Lieut.-Col. Frederick George, C.B.E., M.A.,
J P., of Stanlake Park, Berks, ((see BURKE'S Landed Gentry)
formerly Lieut.-Col. Comdg. 3rd Bu. R. Berks Regt., now
Lieut.-Col. Special List, b. 27 Oct. 1866 ; m. Lucille Mary, d.
of Cartmell Harrison of Bramley, Hants. Great War, 1914-19
(despatches) Address: Stanlake Park, Reading. (C1452)
BARKER, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Rowland, M.B.E.,
M.B. (Lond.), R.A.M.C. (ret.), . . 18 Mar. 1853 ; s. ot Edmund
John Barker, M.D., of The Mount, Aldershot ; to. Esther
Clare, d. of Felix Morley, M.A., of Cambridge. Educ. : Epsom
College and St. Thomas's Hospital. Lecturer and Examiner
B.R.C.S. Served on the Red Cross National Aid Society,
Turco-Servian War, 1876 (5th Mejidieh) ; the Stafford House
Committee, Turco-Russian War, 1877-78 (4th Osmanieh) :
in South African War (Queen's Medal, three bars). War Work :
Hon. Sec, British Red Cross Society, Worthing Branch ;
raised four detachments V.A.D., Sussex. Address : Lyncourt,
Chaucer Road, Worthing. (M7300)
BARKER, Harold Hastings, M.B.E.
BARKER, NelUe, M.B.E.
BARKER, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Herbert, M.B.E., M.C, 5th
K.O. Yorkshire L.I., b. 11 Aug. 1871 ; s. of John Barker, of
Birstall, Leeds ; m. Hannah Mary, d. of John Barraclough, of
Morley, Leeds. Educ : Mirfield Grammar School. Served
1st V.B., K.O.Y.L.I., 1888-90 ; joined Regular Army, 12 Oct.
1891 ; served Channel Islands, Ireland, Mauritius, South
Africa, West Africa (Southern Nigeria), and late War in France,
Belgium, and Germany, from 13 April, 1915, to 9 Sept. 1919 ;
appointed quartermaster 5th K.O.Y.L.I., 4 May, 1912. War
Work : Served with 2nd K.O.Y.L.I. in South Africa, in charge
Machine Guns, and awarded South African Medal with clasps
for Belmont, Modder River, Wittebergen, Transvaal, and
South Africa, 1901 ; served in Southern Nigeria; in charge
Machine Guns with Lagos Hausas, during the Aro Expedition ;
awarded African General Service Medal with clasps, Aro, 1901
and 1902 ; mentioned for gallant conduct ; mentioned in Sir
Douglas Haig's Birthday Honours List, 1917 ; awarded M.C
New Year's Honours List, 1919, and M.B.E., Dec. 1919.
Address : Minden House Cautley Lane, Doncaster. (M6521)
BARKER, Capt. John Percival, M.B.E., b. 27 Sept. 1888 ;
5. of John Barker, of Melbourne, Australia ; m. Lucy Hay, d.
of Dr. G. Affleck Scott, of Ballarat, Australia. Educ : Mel
bourne Church of England Grammar School. Fruit farmer.
War Work : Enlisted 2nd Lieut., Aug. 1915 ; Egypt, Jan.
1916 to March, 1916 ; Salonika, March, 1916, to March 1919 ;
Staff Captain, Dec 1918 ; Caucasus, March, 1919 to Sept.
1919 ; Anatolia, Oct. 1919 ; Salonika, Nov. 1919,to June, 1920
Address : White Rivers Estates, Neilspruit, Transvaal, South
Africa. (M4765)
BARKER, LiUan Charlotte, C.B.E., 6. 21 Feb. 1874 ; d.
of James Barker, of Sweffling, Suffolk. Educ. : Whitelands
College, Chelsea. Principal of Cosway St. L.CC Women's
Institute ; Principal Officer Training Dept. Ministry of Labour ;
Executive Officer Central Committee for Women's Training
and Employment. War Work : 1st Commandant Women's
Legion, Cookery Section ; Lady Superintendent Royal Arsenal,
Woolwich. Address : 99, Hornsey Lane, N. 6. Club : Forum. (C6)
BARKER, Capt. Norman Leslie, O.B.E., R.E.
BARKER, Raymond Thomas, M.B.E.
BARKER, Thomas, M.B.E.
BARKER, Tom Battersby, C.B.E.
BARKER, WilUam, M.B.E. b. 11 July, 1858; s. of
John Barker, of Darlington ; m. Margaret Jane, d. of the late
Horace St. Paul Armstrong, of Darlington. Educ. : Privately.
Clerk and Steward, and Clerk to the Visiting Committee of
the North Wales Counties Mental Hospital, Denbigh ; Fellow
of the Treasurers' and Cashiers' Corporation ; Chairman of
Colliery Holdings, Ltd. War Work : Chairman of Denbigh
Food Control Committee ; Chairman of Food Economy
Committee ; Member of County Appeal Committee under the
Profiteering Act ; Chairman of the House Committee of the
County Council Farm Institute. Address : Meadowside,
Denbigh. (M7301)
BARKLEY, Thomas Yuille, O.B.E., M.B., Ch.B., 6.
28 Dec. 1891 ; s. of Martin Barkley, of Lenzie, Dumbarton
shire ; rn. Mary Hughena Jean, d. of John Cameron, of Oban.
Educ. : Dunfermline High School. War Work : Served in
Salonica, France and Russia, from 1915-19 ; Lieut.-Col. in
command of 27th Casualty Clearing Station ; thrice mentioned
in despatches. Address : Woodcroft, Oatlands, near Wey-
bridge, Surrey. (O3018) 46

BARKSHIRE, Major Charles Robert, O.B.E., R.E.
BARKWORTH, Minnie Mabel, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of
Malcolm McNeile, Capt., R. Navy ; to. John Raymond, Capt.
R. Engineers. War Work : Four years in the Wounded and
Missing Dept. (Brit. Red Cross and Order of St. John). Club :
Ladies' Imperial. (M7303)
BARLING, Edith Madge, M.B.E. ; d. of Sir Gilbert
Barling, Bart., C.B., C.B.E., F.R.CS. (see Burke's Peerage).
War Work : Nursing Officer, Birmingham Nursing Corps, St.
John Ambulance Brigade ; Commandant, V.A.D., Wore
82 ; served 1914-19 ; Snow Hill Rest Station, 1914 ; Highbury
V.A.D. Hospital, 1915 ; Commandant, 4th Auxiliary Hospital,
Moseley, 1916-17 ; Commandant, Mayfield Aux. Hospital for
Officers, 1918. (M3507)
BARLING, Lieut.-Col. Sir Gilbert, Bart., C.B., C.B.E.,
M.B., B.S. (Lond.), F.R.CS., J.P., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), b. 30 April,
1855 ; s. of the late William Barling, of Newnham-on-Severn,
GIos. ; to. Katherine Jaffray, 2nd d. of Henry Edmunds, of
Elmsdale, Edgbaston, Birmingham. Educ. : St. Bartholo
mew's. Vice-Chancellor University of Birmingham and
Ingleby Lecturer, Consulting Surgeon, Birmingham General
Hospital ; late Dean of the Medical Faculty, University of
Birmingham ; late Examiner in Surgery, University of Cam
bridge. Address : Blythe Court, Edgbaston, near Birmingham. (C1986)
BARLOW, Sir Clement Anderson Montague, K.B.E.,
LL.D., M.A., M.P. (C), South Salford, since Dec. 1910 ;
Barrister-at-Law ; Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry
of Labour since April, 1920 ; partner in firm of Sotheby,
WUkinson and Hodge ; s. of the late Dean of Peter
borough. Educ : Repton (Head of the School), King's CoU.,
Cambridge (Classical Exhibitioner, 2nd Class Classical Tripos,
1st Class Law, Senior Whewell Scholarship, Yorke University
Prize Essay). Called to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn, 1895 ; Scholar
ship, Middle Temple ; Studentship, Inns of Court ; has
practised mainly in educational and charity cases ; sometime
Lecturer, London School of Economics ; Examiner in Law,
London Univ. ; L.CC (M.R.) East Islington, 1907-10, and
Vice-Chairman, Parliamentary Committee ; for three years
Sec, Cambridge House Settlements ; contested South London,
Jan. 1910. War Work : Raised, with local committee, the
Salford Brigade of 5 Battalions (about 7000 men), clothing and
equipping them on behalf of the War Office, and buUt a hut
camp for them at Conway, 1914—15 ; Chairman of Select Com
mittee on Soldiers' Pensions, and of Int. Dept. Comm. on Tuber
culous Soldiers, 1919. Address : 107, Jermyn Street, S.W.
Clubs : Carlton ; Leander ; Rye Golf ; Union (Manchester). (K50)
BARLOW, Henry Arthur, M.B.E., b. 6 Jan. 1863 ; s. of
Henry Barlow, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; to. Irene, d. of Edward
Simmonds, of Wandsworth. Educ. : Private Schools at
Newcastle-on-Tyne and Harrogate. Staff Clerk, War Office.
Address : 51, Montserrat Road, Putney, London, S.W. 15.
(M3508)
BARLOW, James, M.B.E., J.P.
BARLOW, James Alan Noel, C.B.E., B.A., J.P., _. 1881;
s. of Sir Thomas Barlow, K.C.V.O., M.D., 1st Bart (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. Emma Nora, d. of Sir Horace Darwin, K.B.E.,
F.R.S. (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Corpus Christi Coll.,
Oxford. War Work : Deputy ControUer, Labour Supply
Dept. Ministry of Munitions ; Assist. Secretary, Ministry of
Labour. Address : The Warren, Chesham Bucks. (C105)
BARLOW, Lucy Marjorie Kathleen Pratt Mrs., O.B.E.
BARLOW, Sydney, M.B.E., A.C.A., 6. 18 Sept. 1890;
s. of Frank Barlow, of Kersal. Regional Finance Officer,
Ministry of Pensions, North Western Regional Headquarters,
Manchester. War Work : Finance and Accounts Dept.,
Ministry of National Service, London, S.W. 1. Address:
296, Great Clowes Street, Higher Broughton, Manchester. (M7305)
BARLOW, Dr. Thomas WilUam Naylor, O.B.E.,
M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), D.P.H. (Camb.), Barrister-
at-law, of Lincoln's Inn, b. 30 Sept. 1868 ; s. of Josiah Barlow,
C.E., of Liverpool ; m. Pearl Barlow, d. of James McCrossin,
otUralla, N.S.W., Australia. Educ: King Edward's Grammar
School, Lichfield ; Liverpool University ; Lincoln's Inn.
Medical Officer of Health, County Borough of WaUasey ; Vice-
President, Incorporated Society of Medical Officers of Health.
War Work : Civil Medical Officer in charge of Wallasey Town
Hall Military Hospital (450 beds). Address : 23, North Drive,
Wallasey, Cheshire. Clubs : Wallasey Golf ; Liverpool
Cricket ; Liverpool Medical Institution. (011790)
BARLOW, Capt. WiUiam Tait, M.B.E., R.G.A., b. 1888 ;
s. of Major Wm. Barlow, V.D., of West Hartlepool, Durham ;
m. Marjorie Dana, d. of Dr. Chas. Loomis Dana, M.D., of New
York. Educ. : North Eastern County School, Barnard
Castle, County Durham. Steamship Manager. War Work:
France, 1915-16, 19th Heavy Battery (R.G.A.) ; New York,
1917-19, Director,. British Ministry of Shipping. Address:
53. West 53rd Street, New York. (M3509)
BARMBY, Capt. Aiden James Wharton, O.B.E., R.A.F.
BARNABY, Capt. Hazen Ottis, M.B.E., R.F.A. (T.F.),
and R.A.F.
BARNABY, Stanley Skoulding, M.B.E., 6. 23 Sept.
1879 ; s. of Wm. Hy. Barnaby, of Great Yarmouth ; to. Amy
Mary, d. of Thomas Collier, of Gt. Yarmouth. Educ : Gt.
Yarmouth Grammar School. G.P.O., July, 1895, to Aug.
1895 ; H.M. Customs, Yarmouth, Aug. 1895 to Sept. 1899 ;
Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries since Jan. 1900. Wm

BIOGRAPHIES.

Bamett

Work : June, 1915, to SI March, 1920, Transport Department,
Admiralty (Ministry of Shipping), Naval Sea Transport Branch,
Commissioned Fleet Auxiliary Section. Address : 137,
Boundaries Road, S.W. 12. (M7306)
BARNACLE, Arthur Henry, O.B.E., P.L.G., 6. 3 Nov.
1863. War Work : National Kitchens. Address : Idalia,
Waveley Road, Coventry. (09936)
BARNARD, Albert Alfred, O.B.E.
BARNARD, Major Arthur John Chichester, O.B.E.
BARNARD, Cyril Wyndham, M.B.E., 6. 26 March, 1867 ;
s. of Sir Herbert Barnard, of 23, Portland Place, W. ; m.
Emma Flora, d. of the late Frederick Goodman Hunt. Educ :
Eton. War Work : Special Constable. Address : 3, Linden
Gardens, Tunbridge WeUs. (M7307)
BARNARD, Edmund Broughton, O.B.E., M.A., D.L.;
s. of WiUiam Barnard, of Sawbridgeworth and Harlow ; m.
AUce Maud, d. of Charles Richardson, of Wimbledon. Educ :
Brighton College, and Downing Coll., Cambridge. Chairman,
Hertfordshire County Council ; Chairman, MetropoUtan Water
Board 1908-20 ; Chairman, Lee Conservancy Board. Member,
Agricultural Council for England. War Work : Chairman,
Herts Agricultural Committee ; Chairman, Military Tribunal.
Clubs: Reform ; National Liberal. (09937)
BARNARD, Ernest Augustus WilUam, O.B.E.
BARNARD, John Henry, O.B.E., M.D., M.R.C.S., 6.
1852 ; s. of the late Robert Barnard, of Liverpool and Ffynnon
Grouw, N. Wales. Educ. : University of Paris and Guy's
Hospital. Late Physician to the Siamese Legation, Paris.
War Work : Medical Examiner of recruits ; whole-time
Medical Officer from 31 Oct. 1916, to 31 May, 1920, to Ber-
mondsey MiUtary Hospital, LadyweU Road, Lewisham, S.E.
Address : 35, RusseU Road, Kensington, W. 14. (011791)
BARNARD, John Henry Owen, M.B.E., b. 23 June,
1874. Educ : Municipal Secondary School, Bolton. Tram
ways General Manager. War Work : Area Secretary, Board
of Trade Tramways Committee. Address : Parkside, Green
Lane, Bolton. (M7308)
BARNARDISTON, Katherine Weston, Mrs., O.B.E.;
d. of E. G. Elwes, of FeUxstowe, and widow of late Gen. Sir
George Digby Barker, G.C.B., J.P., of Clare Priory, Suffolk
(d. 1914) ; to. Lieut.-Col. Ernald, D.S.O., R.E., s. of the late
Col. N. Barnardiston, of The Ryes, Sudbury, Suffolk (d. 1916)
(see Burke's Landed Gentry), and Lady Florence, 5th d. of the
4th Earl of Dartmouth (d. 1917) (see Burke's Peerage).
War Work : Worked in Wounded and Missing Inquiry Bureau,
British Red Cross and Order of St. John, first in London, and
afterwards as head of Cairo Branch, 1915-16 ; head of Record
Department, Central Prisoners of War Committee, 1916-17.
Address : 10, Barton Street, Westminster. Club : Ladies'
Empire. (O1088
BARNARDO, Col. Frederick Adolphus Fleming, CLE.,
C.B.E., B.Sc, M.D., M.R.C.P., F.R.CS. ; b . 4 June 1874 ; s. of the
late George Charles Ferdinand Barnardo ; to. 1910, Violet Kath
leen Ann, d. of the late Henry Teviot Kerr, of Monteviot, Dar-
jeeling, India. Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. (M.A., B.Sc, M.B. 1899);
F.R.CS. 1912, M.R.C.P. (Edinburgh) 1913. Col. Indian Med.
Ser. ; S. Africa, 1900-2 (Queen's medal with three clasps.
King's medal with two clasps) ; SomaUland, 1902-3 (medal
with two clasps). War Services : Assist. Director of Med. Sers.
(Embarkation) Bombay, 1917, and Dist. Surg. St. John Ambu
lance Brig. (Women's), Bombay, 1918. Address : 9, Queen's
Road, Bombay. Clubs: Junior United Service; Royal
AutomobUe. (C2028)
BARNE, Dorothy Kate, Mrs., M.B.E.
BARNE, Major the Rev. George Dunsford, O.B.E.
BARNE, WUUam Bradley Gosset, C.B.E. (C3175)
BARNES, Annie Ethel, Mrs., O.B.E.
BARNES, Capt. Douglas, M.B.E., A.I.F.
BARNES, Edgar George, O.B.E., M.D. (Lond.), M.R.C.S.,
L.S.A., J.P., b. 14 Dec. 1848; s. of George Barnes, of
Stradbroke, Suffolk; to. Florence CampbeU, d. of WilUam
Ranby Goate, Major 35th Royal Sussex Regt. Educ : Private
School and St. George's Hospital, London. Formerly M.O.H.,
Hartismere Rural and Eye Urban Districts, Suffolk ; President,
of Medical Defence Union ; Member of Council, British Medical
Association ; President and Hon. Sec, East AngUan Branch,
British Medical Association ; President, Norwich Medico-
Chirurgical Society. War Work : Red Cross County Director
for Jersey ; Hon. Sec, Jersey Branch, British Red Cross Society ;
Hon. Sec. and Treasurer, Jersey Joint War Committee of
B.R.C.S. and S.J.A.A., etc. Address : St. Edmunds, Pontac,
Jersey, C.I. (09938)
BARNES, Edith Helen, Lady, M.B.E. ; d. of Rev. Preb.
R. H. Barnes, Vicar of Heavitree, Exeter ; m. Sir Hugh
Shakespear, s. of James Barnes, of Indian Civil Service. Educ. :
High School, Exeter. War Work : V.A.D. W. Byfleet Military
Hospital; Chairman of Committee of West Byfleet Military
Hospital; on committee, West Byfleet Belgian Refugee
Home ; head of Packing Department, Prisoner of War Parcels
for R.A.F., Surrey House, Marble Arch. Address : 29, Camp-
den House Court, Kensington, W. 8. (M3510)
BARNES, Edwin Clay, C.B.E., J.P., D L., b. 6 April,
1864; «. of Alfred Barnes, of Ashgate Lodge, Chesterfield.
Educ. : WelUngton CoUege and Trinity College, Cambridge.
Chairman Derbyshire County Council ; Chairman Chesterfield
Royal Hospital. War Work : Member of Appeal Tribunal,
Derbyshire ; Chairman War Pensions Committee ; Assistant
County Director, British Red Cross Society, Derbyshire.

Address : Ashgate Lodge, Chesterfield. Clubs : Oxford and
Cambridge ; Reform ; Royal Automobile. (C2344)
BARNES, Major Frank Purcell, D.S.O., O.B.E.,
A.M.I.A.E., b. 2 Nov. 1880 ; s. of Rev. Canon J. P. Barnes, of
Ballycastle, Co. Antrim ; m. the late Florence Alice, d. of C. P.
Beck. Educ. : Bilton Grange ; Tonbridge ; Magdalen Coll., Cam
bridge Chief Instructor M.T. (Mechanical Transport) School
of Instruction. War Work : Commanded 1st Base M.T.
Depot, France, from its inception, organising it and taking it
out from England ; this Depot supplied all the M.T. Personnel,
Vehicles, and Stores for the B.E.F., and for this he held tem
porary rank of Lieut.-Col. Addresses : Ballycastle, Co.
Antrim ; Turner's Green Farm, Fleet, Hants. (O1089)
BARNES, Lieut.-Col. George Edward, C.B.E., R.M.A.,
b. 19 Aug. 1865 ; s. of Geo. R. Barnes, M.D., of Ewell, Surrey ;
m. Florence Annie, d. of Capt. E. Barkley, R.N., of Westholme,
British Columbia. Educ. : Cheltenham College. War Work :
Instructor of Gunnery, R.M. A., 1915-17 ; Officer commanding
Recruits' Depot, 1917-19. Address: Crofton, Vancouver
Island, British Columbia. (C1914)
BARNES, Lieut. George Edwin Olaf, O.B.E., R.N.
BARNES, Harold Charles Edward, C.B.E., b. 11 May
1871 ; s. of WilUam Black-Barnes, of Collingbourne Lodge,
Sandown, Isle of Wight ; to. Anna Katharine, d. of Albert
Edward Marvin, of The Grove, Carisbrook, Isle of Wight. Educ. :
Smythe's Naval School, Portsmouth. Govt. Auditor of Kenya
Colony and Zanzibar Protectorate. War Work : Director of
Military Audit (Mil. Precedence, Lieut.-Col.) during the German
East African Campaign (despatches). Address: Nairobi, Kenya
Colony. Club : Sports (London). (C745)
BARNES, Major Harold Douglas, O.B.E., T.D., b. 7 May,
1876 ; s. of Edmund Barnes, D.L., J.P., of 220, Camden Road,
London. Educ. : Malvern College. Solicitor ; Clerk to
Justices, St. Pancras Div. ; Major, 7th Batt. London Regt. ;
D.A.A.G., War Office Staff. War Work : MobiUsed 5 Aug.
1914 ; proceeded overseas with 7th Batt. London Regt.,
British Expeditionary Force, 16 Mar. 1915 ; very severely
wounded battle of Festubert, in May, 1915 ; attached to Judge
Advocate General's Office, Nov. 1916 ; appointed Staff Captain,
Feb. 1917 ; mentioned, Mar. 1918 ; O.B.E., (Mil.), Jan. 1919 ;
appointed D.A.A. G., Jan. 1919. Address : 68, Victoria Street,
S.W. 1. Club : Public Schools. (O3088)
BARNES, Helen EUzabeth, M.B.E.
BARNES, Henry, O.B.E., M.D., LL.D., F.R.S.E., J.P.,
b. 20 July, 1842 ; s. of Joseph Barnes, of Aikton, Cumberland ;
m. Emily Mary, d. of Thomas Barnes, of Bolton, Lancashire.
Educ : St. Bees, Cumberland ; Edinburgh University. Phy
sician Cumberland Infirmary, 1873 to 1904 ; Consulting Phy
sician, 1904 to date ; Senior Ex-President British Medical
Association ; Chairman Cumberland War Justices, 1904 to
date. War Work : Hon. Sec. and Treasurer Cumberland
Branch British Red Cross Society, 1907 to 1919. Address :
6. Portland Square, Carlisle. Club : County, Carlisle. (0117)
BARNES, James Burden, O.B.E.
BARNES, 2nd Lieut. James Cecil Lawson, M.B.E.,
H.A.C BARNES, James Sidney, O.B.E.
BARNES, John, M.B.E. , R.N.
BARNES, John Albert, O.B.E.
BARNES, Katharine Florence, M.B.E. (M10371)
BARNES, Major Lawrance Edward, O.B.E., R.E.
BARNES, Leonard Stewart, O.B.E., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
(Eng.), b. 11 July, 1869 ; s. of John George Barnes, R.N., of
Weymouth, Dorset ; to. Emily, d. of Charles Harrison Allan.
Educ : Weymouth College and St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Surgeon and Physician to Welwyn Hospital ; Medical Officer
to 3rd Div. Hitchin R.D. ; Examiner to St. John's Ambulance.
Pubhcations : " Martin's First Aid," " Home Nursing." War
Work : AuxUiary V.A.D. Hospital, St. Paulswalden, 1914-15 ;
Private Hospital for Wounded Belgians .Little Berkhampstead,
1914-16 ; Auxiliary V.A.D. Hospital, Kingswaiden, 1915-17 ;
AuxUiary V.A.D. Hospital, Bragbury, 1915-17; Auxiliary
V.A.D. Hospital, Knebworth, 1917-18 ; Special Constable,
1914-19. Addresses : Whitwell, Welwyn, Herts. ; 16, South
Audley Street, London. (09939)
BARNES, Mary Elizabeth, Mrs., O.B.E.
BARNES, Minnie Craig, Mrs., M.B.E.
BARNES, Rev. Sidney Reeves, O.B.E., b. 1871 ; s. of
the late Rev. B. T. Barnes, of Wombwell, Yorkshire ; m. Ethel
Alberta, d. of the late Law Liversidge, of Fixby, Huddersfield.
Educ. : St. Paul's Sch., and Worcester Coll., Oxford. R. of
Ashwell, and a Chap, to the Forces (T.F.) ; sometime Capt.
5th Batt. York and Lancaster Regt. (T.D.) ; became Hon.
Lieut, in the Army, 1902 ; S. African War, 1899-1902 (medal
with five clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches, 1914-15
Star). Address : Ashwell Rectory, Oakham. (02415)
BARNES, Thomas James, O.B.E.
BARNETT, Ada, M.B.E.,; d. of Edward Barnett, of
Kenton Court, Sunbury-on Thames. War Work : Com
mandant of Kingswood Park Hospital, Tunbridge WeUs.
Address : 7, Church Road, Tunbridge WeUs. Club : Services. (M3511)
BARNETT, Major Albert Edward, M.B.E., R.A.M.C.
BARNETT, Lieut.-Col. Alfred George C.B.E.. b. 23 June,
1883 ; s. of James Barnett, of Barnes ; to. Mabel Lilian Beatrice,
d. of H. O. Strong, of Redland, Bristol. Educ. : Alleyn's School
and Birkbeck College. Deputy Director of Contracts and

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Barnett

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Labour, H.M . Office of Works. War Work : Assistant
Director of Forestry British Armies in France. Address:
8, Ranelagh Avenue, Barnes, S.W. 13. (C1219)
BARNETT, Capt. Alfred Henry, M.B.E.
BARNETT, Lieut. Edwin Ernest, M.B.E.
BARNETT, Ezra John, M.B.E.,
BARNETT, Lieut. Geoffrey Arthur, M.B.E.
BARNETT, Henrietta Octavia Weston, Mrs., C.B.E., b
4 May, 1851 ; d. of Alexander Rowland, of Champion HaU,
Kent ; m. Samuel Augustus, s. of Francis Augustus Barnett.
Educ. : At home. Hon. Manager of the Hampstead Garden
Suburb Trust, Ltd. ; Director of the Institute Council ; Vice-
Chairman of the Governors of the Bamett School ; Member
of the Trust Committee under the Profiteering Act. War
Work : Helped to estabUsh the Hampstead Hospital ; estab
lished 12 tenements for War Widows and their chUdren ; was
President of the Overseas HospitaUty Committee ; held office
in the H.G.S. War Supply Depot ; conducted V.A.D. classes.
Addresses : 1, South Square, Hampstead Garden Suburb ;
Aldrington, Hove, Sussex. (CIO)
BARNETT, James Rennie, O.B.E., 6. 6 Sept. 1864 ; s. of
James Barnett, of Johnstone, Renfrewshire ; m. Annie Caird
Cowan, d. of David A. Finlay, J.P., of Glasgow. Educ. :
Neilson Educational Institution, Paisley; Technical CoUege.
Glasgow; Glasgow School of Art, and Glasgow University.
Naval Architect ana Yacht Designer ; Consulting Naval
Architect to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution.
Address : G. L. Watson & Co., Naval Architects, 53. Bothwell
St.. Glasgow. Clubs : Royal Northern Yacht ; Royal Clyde
Yacht. (0119)
BARNETT, Margaret EUzabeth, M.B.E.
BARNETT, Samuel Henry Gilmore, M.B.E.
BARNFIELD, Capt. Allen Stewart, O.B.E. R.A.F.
BARNFIELD, Capt. WilUam George, M.B.E.
BARNS, George Delbridge, M.B.E.
BARNS, Stephen Allen, M.B.E.
BARNSLEY, Major George, O.B.E , b. 17 June, 1874 ;
s. of Henry Bamsley , of Sheffield ; to. Mabel Kate, d. of
Frederick Gittus, of MUdenhaU, Suffolk. Educ. : Wesley CoU.,
Sheffield, and Moravian School, Neuwied-on-Rhine. Steel,
File, and Tool Manufacturer. War Work : Officer Commanding
Recruiting Area. Address : 6, Victoria Road, BroomhaU Park,
Sheffield. (O1091)
BARNSLEY, T. Warrant Officer John G., M.B.E. ;
Royal Indian Marine.
BARNWELL, Capt. Frank Sowter, O.B.E., A.F.C,
R.A.F. BARON, Barclay, O.B.E., b. 28 Feb. 1884 ; s. of Sir Barclay
J. Baron, Kt., of Bristol (d. 1919) ; m. Rachel CaroUnc d. of
the late Abel Smith, M.P., of Woodhall, Hertford. Educ. :
Clifton College and University College, Oxford. War Work :
Secretary, Y.M.C.A., Havre Base, 1915-16 ; Fourth Army,
1917 ; Second Army, 1917-18. Address : 175A, Long Lane,
Bermondsey, S.E. Club : Cavendish. (01362)
BARON, Herbert Harry, M.B.E.
BARON, Hilda Madeleine, Mrs., M.B.E.
BARR, Lieut. Charles Nicholson, M.B.E., R.G.A.
BARR, Sir James, Knt. Bach., C.B.E., LL.D. F.R.C.P.,
F.R.S.E., b. 25 Sept. 1849 ; s. of Samuel Barr, J.P., of Claremont,
Co Tyrone ; to. Isabella Maria, d. of J. Woolley, of Liverpool.
Educ. : Londonderry ; Glasgow. Consulting Physician, Liver
pool Royal Infirmary ; Vice-President, B.M.A.; Medical Visitor,
Turbrook Asylum ; Visiting Physician, Haydock Lodge Ayslum ;
Physician, Stanley Hospital ; Northern Hospital, Liverpool.
War Work : Lieut.-Col. 1st Western General Hospital, R.A.M.C.;
County Director for West Lanes. Vol. Aid. Ass. T.F. with control
of Fifty Voluntary Aid Hospitals ; Chief Transport Officer
for the Wounded Soldiers in West Lancashire ; County
Director, West Lancashire Territorial Force Association. Ad
dresses : 72, Rodney St. and Otterspool Bank, Aigburth, Liver
pool. Clubs : Conservative and Athenaeum, Liverpool. (C2435)
BARR, John, C.B.E.
BARR Lieut. Philip Henry, M.B.E., R.A.F.
BARR, Venie Ainsworth, Mrs., C.B.E.
BARRACLOUGH, Lieut. Jackson Gurth, M.B.E.
BARRACLOUGH, Sir Samuel Henry Egerton, K.B.E.
Col. Military Forces ; Staff Australian Imperial Forces. (K346)
BARRAS, Lieut. Harold Wilmot, M.B.E.
BARRATT, Major Arthur Walker, M.B.E.
BARRATT, (May) Katharine Mathilde, Mrs. CROSS-,
O.B.E. ; d. of Henry Goldsmith, of Ramsey, Isle of Man ;
m. Major-Gen. William Cross-Barratt, C.B., C.S.I., D.S.O.,
commanding 9th Secunderabad Division. War Work : 1914-18,
Soldiers' and Sailors' FamiUes Association ; President, Dal-
housie Branch, Red Cross Work and Lahore Cantonment ;
Officers' Family Fund ; Station Hospital and Family Hospital
and entertainment of Soldiers, British and Indian ; 1918-20,
Entertainment and Comforts, Troops Bangalore and 9th Div. ;
Welfare and care of women and children, British troops ; Local
Officers' Family Fund, and President Organised League of
Help, British and Indian Troops ; organised and raised sub
scription for Silver Wedding Fund. (08244)
BARRATT, Frances, Lady LAYLAND-, C.B.E., a Lady of
Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; d. of Thomas
Layland, of Stonehouse, Wallasey, Cheshire ; m. Sir Francis
Layland-Barratt, Bart., M.A., LL.B., J.P., D.L., s. of Francis
Barratt, of St. Austell, Cornwall. Educ. : At home. War
Work : Commandant of the Red House Hospital, a First Line

Hospital for non-commissioned officers and men at Cromer,
Norfolk, and Commandant of Lady Layland-Barratt's Hospital
for Officers, The Manor House, Torquay, 1914-19. Address:
The Manor House, Torquay. Club : Bath. (C2438)
BARRELL, Major WiUiam Henry, O.B.E., T.D., R.G.A.
(T.F.), b. 25 Feb. 1882 ; s. of WiUiam Henry BarreU, of
Southsea ; to. Beatrice Grant, d. of Thomas Page, of Southsea.
Educ. : Portsmouth Grammar School. War Work : Coast
Defence, England ; France, 1915-16 ; Major Instructor of
Gunnery, Siege ArtiUery School, 1917 ; Salonika, 1918 ; Con
stantinople, 1919 ; Senior Control Officer, Allied PoUce Com
mission, 1919-20. Address : Morval, High Street, Portsmouth (08676)
BARRETT, Col. Daere Lennard, C.B.E., R.M.L.I., ..
11 Sept. 1858 ; s. of the late Henry Alfred Barrett, Rector of
Chedgrave, Vicar of Langley, Norfolk ; m. Maud Mary, d. of
the late H. C. Hast, of 31, RusseU Road, Kensington.
Educ : Marlborough. Entered Royal Marines, 1 Sept.
1876 ; distinguished Military Law ; Fortification ; first-class
Gunnery Instructor ; Army Gymnastics and Physical Train
ing. War Work : Served General Staff Royal Marines, R.N.
Division, Dunkirk, as Chief Paymaster to both Services ; head
of Postal Service during operations round Antwerp ; as
command paymaster for short time, then Brigade Paymaster
R.M. Warmer, SheUingstone, Chatham, Blandford, Aldershot,
from 7 Sept. 1914, to 18 May, 1919. Address : Vigers Hall,
Tavistock. Clubs : Fly Fishers' ; Marlborough ; Public
Schools. (C1915)
BARRETT, Dr. Edith Helen, C.B.E.
BARRETT, Florence Elizabeth, Lady, C.B.E., M.D., M.S. ;
d. of the late Benjamin Perry, of Avonleigh, Stoke Bishop;
m. Sir WiUiam Fletcher, F.R.S., s of. the Rev. W. G. Barrett
(see Burke's Peerage). Addresses: 81, Devonshire Place, ~~f.;,
Carrigoona, near Bray, Co. Wicklow. (C8)
BARRETT, Geoffrey Foster, O.B.E.
BARRETT, Hannah Madge, M.B.E., A.C.I.S., 6. 1879;
d. of the late John Barrett, of Hungerford, Berks. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : In charge of Nurses' Pay and Contracts
Department, Joint War Committee, British Red Cross Society
and Order of St. John of Jerusalem. Address : 6, Claremont
Road, Cricklewood, N.W. 2 (M7313)
BARRETT, Capt. Hugh Scott, O.B.E.
BARRETT, Lieut.-Col. Sir James WiUiam, K.B.E., C.B.,
C.M.G., Order of the NUe (3rd Class), R.A.M.C. and A.A.M.C.,
b. 27 Feb. 1862 ; s. of James Barrett, of South Melbourne ;
m. Marian, d. of Charles Rennick, of Melbourne. Edue. :
Melbourne University and King's CoUege, London. Consulting
Surgeon, Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital ; Ophthalmologist,
Melbourne Hospital ; Member of CouncU and Lecturer on the
Physiology of the Special Lenses in the University of Melbourne.
War Work: Consulting OcuUst, Egypt, 1915; A.D.M.S.,
AustraUan Force in Egypt, 1918 ; Consulting Aurist, A.E.F.,
1916-18 ; President, InvaUding and Classification Board,
Delia District, 1916-18 ; First Secretary, AustraUan Red Cross;
Member War Work Committee, Y.M.C.A., Egypt. Address:
105, Collins Street, Melbourne. Australia. Club : Melbourne. (K116)
BARRETT, Kate Eveline, M.B.E. ; d. of the late J.
Piatt Barrett, F.E.S. Educ. : Aske's (Hatcham). Super
intendent (Acting), Accountant-General's Dept., G.P.O.
Address: Westcroft, South Road, Forest HiU, S.E. 23. (M7314)
BARRETT, Kenneth Delmar, M.B.E. ; s. of C. R. Barrett,
J.P., of Co. Durham ; to. Dorothy Grace, d. of Douglas H.
Barry, of CoUingham Gardens, S.W. Educ : RossaU. Marine
Engineer. War Work : Outside Manager Messrs. R. & .,
Hawthorn LesUe & Co., Ltd., Engineers and ShipbuUders,
Newcastle-on-Tyne. Address : Berisal, Graham Park Road,
Gosforth, Northumberland (M120)
BARRETT, Mary Beatrice, Mrs. CowdeU, O.B.E. (011963)
BARRETT, Milan, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of WiUiam Laud, of
CamberweU ; m. Leonard, s. of Richard Bray Barrett, of
Dulwich. Educ. : Mary Datchelor School, Camberwell.
War Work : Hon. Sec, Streatham War Savings Committee;
Hon. Sec, Streatham Food Control Sub-Committee ; Hon.
Sec, Streatham Peace Celebration Committee. (M7315)
BARRETT, Lieut. Richard WUUam, O.B.E., R.N.R.
BARRETT, WUliam James, M.B.E., 6. 16 Sept. 1857 ; ».
of the late J. A. Barrett, of Old Charlton, Kent ; to. Mary
Jane, d. of the late W. Curtis, of Poole, Dorset. Educ. : Birk-
beck Schools, Peckham. Civilian Inspector of Equipment and
Stores, Royal Dockyard, Woolwich. Address : 29, Little
Heath, Charlton, S.E. 7. (M121)
BARRIE, Charles Coupar, C.B.E., J.P., M.P., b. 1875;
s. of Sir Charles Barrie, D.L., of Dundee. Educ. : Blanlodge
School, N.B. Shipowner and Merchant ; M.P. for Elgin Burghs,
1919 ; M.P. for Banffshire, 1920. War Work : Voluntas
services to Admiralty Transport Dept. and Ministry of Shipping
1916-20 ; Member of Supreme Economic CouncU to Peace
Conference 1919 ; Representative of Minister of Munitions,
Paris ; Member of Disposals Board ; on Advisory CouncU to
Department of Overseas Trade. Addresses : Airlie Pari.
Broughty Ferry, N.B. ; 6 Dean's Yard, Westminster, S.W.
Clubs : Oriental ; Royal AutomobUe ; National Liberal. (C429)
BARRIE, David Watson, O.B.E.
BARRINGTON, Sir Charles Burton, Bart., M B E , M.A.,
J.P., D.L., 6. 1848 ; succeeded his father, as 5th Bart., 1890
(see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Mary Rose, d. of Sir Henry Hickman
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BIOGRAPHIES.

Barsdorf

Bacon, 10th Bart, ot Redgrave, and 11th Bart, of MUdenhall
(see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Rugby, and T.C.D. High
Sheriff, Co. Limerick, 1879 and Hon. Col. Special Reserve.
Address : Glenstal, Newport, Limerick. Clubs : Union ; Kil-
dare Street ; Carlton. (M3112)
BARRINGTON, Lieut. Herbert Cecil, M.B.E., b. 31
July, 1877 ; s. of Herbert Barrington, of Lynmouth, N. Devon,
and Burpham. Educ. : Privately. Land Agent. Qualified
Associate of the Land Agents' Society ; (late) Sub-Agent to
Sir A. Hargreaves Brown, Bart., Lady Gerrard, and others.
War Work : R.A.S.C, H.T., Depot work. Address : 80,
PiccadiUy. Clubs : Royal Thames Yacht ; Royal Corinthian
Yacht. (M5062)
BARRINGTON, Lieut.-Comm. Thomas Harwell, M.B.E.,
R.N.V.R. BARRIOS, Dr. Benjamin, C.B.E., 6. 31 March, 1878 ; s. of
the late General Pedro Barrios. Educ. : City of Mexico.
Member of the Mexican Bar, 1899 ; of the Spanish Bar, College
of Madrid, 1911 ; of the Bar of Lima, Peru ; Member of the Bar
of Bolivia, Salvador, Costa Rica ; Barrister-at-Law, England,
Lincoln's Inn, called 1912 ; Attache to the Mexican Legation
in London, 1908 ; Minister Plenipotentiary to Guatemala, 1914 ;
Member of the Council of the International Law Association,
London ; Member of the Societc des Gens de Lettres, Paris ;
Commander of the Order of EUzabeth, Spain, 1910 ; Chevalier
de la Legion d'Honneur, France, 1916 ; Commander of the
Order of the Redeemer, Greece, 1918 ; ChevaUer de l'ordre de
Leopold, Belgium, 1918 ; Editor of the fortnightly review,
'" America Latina," London and Paris. Addresses : 103, Port-
man Mansions, W. ; 54, Gresham Street, E.C (C106)
BARRITT, Capt. Wesley, O.B.E.
BARRON, Lieut.-Col. Alexander, M.B.E., b. 21 Aug. 1861 ;
s. of Robert Barron, of Skene ; m. EUzabeth, d. of Martin
Culbert, of 78th Rosshire Buffs. Educ. : Aberdeen. Seaforth
Highlanders, 1879 ; ArgyUshire Highlanders, 1880 ; A. and S.
Highlanders, 1881 ; R.A.S.C, 1890 ; War Office, 1890-99 ;
General Sir Redvers Buller's Advance Supply Depot, South
African War, 1899-1902 ; twice mentioned in despatches.
War Work : With Mechanical Transport, R.A.S.C. on outbreak
of Great War, assisted in despatching companies from Sea
forth overseas, and started M.T. Depot at Bulford ; was
D.A.D.T. M.T. 9, MobUisation and Embarkation Area, Bulford ;
assisted in formation and supervised details of preparation and
despatch for overseas of some 600 M.T. Companies, and about
2000 H.A.M.T. Sections ; mentioned in despatches three
times ; retired 1920. Address : Granton Lodge, 10, Great
Western Place, Aberdeen. Club : R.A.S.C (M123)
BARRON, Lieut.-Col. Cyril Alexander, O.B.E., R.A.S.C.
BARRON, Rev. Douglas Gordon, O.B.E., V.D., b . 21 Oct.
1854 ; s. of the Rev. Peter Barron, of Unit. Presb. Minister,
Dunning, Perthshire ; to. Louise Eliza, d. of Robert Brydon,
of The Dene, Seaham, Harbour. Educ. : St. Andrews' Uni
versity. Minister at Dunnottar, Kincardineshire. War Work :
Local War Pensions Committee, Kincardineshire ; Member of
Sailors' and Soldiers' Federated Association. Address : Dun
nottar Manse, Stonehaven, Kincardineshire. (09942)
BARRON, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Wilmot, O.B.E., R.A.
BARRON, Jonathan, M.B.E., Ex-R.N.R.,6. 11 Nov. 1861 :
«. of WiUiam Barron, of Mevagissey ; to. Elizabeth, d. of
Joseph Giles, of St. Austell. Educ : Privately. Cornwall
County Fishery Officer ; Coastal Surveyor (State Insurance
of Fishing Vessels) under the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries.
War Work : Confidential work under the Admiralty and in
conjunction with the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries.
Address : " The Cuddy," Polkirt, Mevagissey, Cornwall. (M124)
BARRON, Major John Bernard, O.B.E., M.C
BARRON, Lieut.-Col. Neil MaoKechnie, O.B.E., R.A.
BARRON, Major Sidney Norman, O.B.E., M.C, Legion
d'Honneur, A.M.I.C.E., P.A.S.I., late R.E. ; s. of Sidney
Barron, of Kingstown, Co. Dublin ; to. Dene M., d. of the late
Rev. G. A. Robins, of Eccleston and Southborough. Educ. :
Aravon School, Bray ; Trent CoUege, Derbyshire ; Owens
CoUege, Manchester. Civil Engineer ; B.Sc. (Engineering).
War Work : Trained and went to France with 82nd Field Co.,
R.E., 1914-16 ; Staff Officer to Chief Engineer, 3rd Corps,
B.E.F., 1916-19. Address : 13, Emperor's Gate, S.W. 7.
(02416)
BARROW, Alfred, O.B.E.
BARROW, Capt. Claude, M.B.E.
BARROW, Ellen Janet, M.B.E. ; d. of J. B. Barrow.
War Work : Superintendent of C. of E. Soldiers' Institutes at
KUlinghaU and Catterick Camps. Club : Three Arts. (M7316)
BARROW, Lieut.-Col. Harold Percy Waller, C.M.G.,
D.S.O., O.B.E., b. 1876 ; Lieut.-Col. Roy. Army Med. Corps ;
S. African War, 1900-2 (Queen's medal with three clasps,
King's medal with two clasps) ; Dep. Assist. Director-Gen.
Med. Sers., 1914 (Belgian Order de la Couronne). (02415)
BARROW, Jess, Mrs. GRAHAM-, M.B.E., b. 5 April,
1886 ; d. of RusseU Witherington, of Sonning-on-Thames ;
m. Edward Percy, s. of Charles John Graham-Barrow, of
Camden Town, N. Educ. : Western House, The Park, Not
tingham. War Work : Clerical work in Recruiting Office,
Southend-on-Sea, Essex, from 1915-17 ; serving with Queen
Mary's Army AuxUiary Corps, from 1917 to demobilisation,
1920. Address : Cathedral School, Shanghai, China. (M5298)
BARROW, Oscar Theodore, C.S.I., C.B.E., b. 1854 ; s. of

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Jacob Barrow ; m. 1888, Helen Emma Winefride, e. d. of the
late Reginald Reynolds, of Clarendon Square, Leamington.
Educ. : Beaumaris Gram. Sch., and Gloucester Sch. Entered
I.C.S. 1875 ; Accountant-Gen. of Bengal, 1891 ; of Bombay,
1894 ; Sec. to Govt, of India in Finance Depart. 1906, and
Comptroller and Auditor-Gen. of India, 1906 ; retired, 1910 ;
Fellow of Bombay Univ. Address : Kareol, Weybrldge,
Surrey. Clubs : East India United Service ; Hurlingham. (C107)
BARROWCLIFF, Marmaduke, M.B.E.
BARROWS, Comm. Elliot Thomas, C.B.E., b. 16 April,
1860 ; s. oi William Henry Barrows ; m. Cora, d. of James
Fuller. Educ: Public Schools. Ex-Member Board of Managers ;
Vice-President and President New York Produce Exchange ;
Ex-Member Common Council ; Ex-Police Commissioner ;
Ex-Member Board of Health, City of Plainfield, New Jersey,
U.S.A. War Work : Director British Ministry of Shipping,
U.S.A., 1918, and Deputy Director-General, 1918 to date.
Address : 406, Produce Exchange, New York City, U.S.A.
Clubs : Plainfield Country ; New England Society ; Sons of
the Revolution ; The PUgiims ; St. George's Society ; Military
Order of the Loyal Legion ; Veteran Society Seventh Regiment
National Guard, State of New York (C2439)
BARROWS, Lucy AdeUne, M.B.E., b. 19 Nov. 1878;
d. of Joseph Barrows, of Edgbaston, near Birmingham. Educ. :
Edgbaston Church of England College for Girls, and private
school. War Work : Asst. Hon. Sec, War Pensions Committee
and Citizens' Society, Birmingham. Address : 44, Russell
Road, Moseley, near Birmingham. Club : Three Counties
(Birmingham). (M7318)
BARRY, Major Arthur Cressy, M.B.E.
BARRY, Arthur J., M.B.E. ; Assistant Censor, New
York. (M102576)
BARRY, Lieut.-Col. Arthur John, C.B.E., Officer Legion
of Honour, Knight of Grace Order of St. John of Jerusalem
in England, Croix de Guerre, M.Inst.CE. R.E. (T.), b.
1859 ; s. of Chas. Barry, F.R.I.B.A., of London ; to. Mabel
Maude, d. of Col. Ostrehan, LA. Educ. : Uppingham. Con
sulting Engineer, Bombay Port Trust, Aden Port Trust,
Shanghai Nankin Railway, Shanghai Hanchow Ningpo Rail
way, Canton-Kowloon Railway, British and Chinese Corpora
tion, Ltd., etc War Work : Went to France, under auspices
of B.R.C.S., in Sept. 1914, on mission to search for missing and
wounded ; raised Volunteer Convoy of Motor Ambulances for
service on French front, also under the auspices of the B.R.C.S.
in conjunction with the late Mr. Richard Norton, founder of a
society known as the Anglo-American Volunteer Ambulance
Corps; became Officer in General Command of B.R.C.S. Motor
Ambulance Convoys, supported by the special fund of the
B.R.C.S., known as the Dennis Bayley" Fund, serving on
French front. Addresses : 2, Queen Anne's Gate, London,
S.W. 1; Twisly, Catsfield, Sussex. Clubs: Athenaeum;
Wellington ; St. Stephen's ; Sussex County, etc. (C928)
BARRY, David, O.B.E.
BARRY, Lady Grace, M.B.E.
BARRY, Lieut. Jack Leslie, M.B.E., IA.
BARRY, John Armstrong, M.B.E., b. 8 Jan. 1881 ; s.
of Arthur Barry, of Dundee. Educ. : High School, Dundee,
and Edinburgh University. Solicitor ; Secretary, Dundee
Local War Pensions Committee ; Hon. Sec. and Treasurer,
Dundee Branch Incorp. Soldiers and Sailors Help Society ;
Joint Hon. Secretary, Lord Roberts' Memorial Workshops
Committee for Central Scottish Area ; Lieut. H.M. Cadet
Force. War Work : Sailors and Soldiers Help Society ; War
Pensions ; Flag Days. Address : 7, Fort Street, Magdalen
Green, Dundee. (M3514)
BARRY, Capt. John Hewitt, O.B.E., b. 13 Sept. 1891 ;
s. of the late James Hewitt Barry, of London and Calcutta.
Educ. : Heidelberg CoUege, Heidelberg, Germany. Shipping.
Club: Conservative. (04979)
BARRY, Capt. Louis Charles, M.B.E., R.F.A.
BARRY, Col. Stanley Leonard, C.M.G., C.B.E., D.S.O.,
M.V.O., J.P., b. 31 Dec. 1873 ; s. of Sir Francis Barry, of St.
Leonard's Hill, Windsor ; to. Hannah, d. oi James Hainsworth,
of 34, Phillimore Gardens, W. Educ. : Harrow. Late 10th
Hussars. War Work : France, 1914-15 ; Asst.-Military
Secretary Forces in Great Britain, Hoise Guards, 1916-18.
Address : Spencer House, Wimbledon Common, S.W. 19.
Clubs : Turf ; Marlborough ; Boodle's. (C1454)
BARRY, Col. Thomas David Collis, C.B.E. Lieut.-Col.
and Hon. Col. R.A.F. ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C852)
BARRY, Thomas Ernest, M.B.E.
BARRY, Major James Robert BURY-, O.B.E.
BARRY, Capt. Kenneth A. WOLFE-, O.B.E.
BARRY, Bernard John WOLFE-, O.B.E., 6. 20 Jan. 1877 ;
eldest s. of late Sir John Wolfe-Barry, K.CB. ; m. Gertrude
Emily, d. of T. E. Allt. Educ. : Winchester and New College,
Oxford. Called to the Bar and now in business in the City
of London as partner in the firm of Linley & Co. War Work :
Gazetted 2nd Lieut. R.G.A. Jan. 1915 ; B.E.F. June, 1915 ;
wounded, Dec 1915 ; transferred R.F.C. 1916 ; Lieut.-Col.
Royal Air Force, April, 1918 ; demobilised, 1919. Address :
74, Onslow Gardens, London, S.W. 7. Clubs : Athenaeum ;
Bath. (O1094)
BARSDORF, Ralph, M.B.E., B.A., b. 1869 ; s. of Augustus
Barsdorf, of London and South Africa ; m. Jess Louisa, d. of
WiUiam Spencer, of The Mount, Stansted, Essex. Educ. :
CUfton CoUege, Bristol and Brasenose College, Oxford. Bar
rister-at-law. War Work : Assistant Secretary, War Refugees

Barstow

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Committee; Secretary, Belgian Refugee Department, Local
Government Board which succeeded the Committee ; Corporal,
Inns of Court Reserve Corps, 1915-18. Address : The Mark
ings, Manuden, Essex. (M7320)
BARSTOW, Brig.-Gen. Henry, C.B.E. Major and Brevet
Lieut.-Col. Indian Army ; N.W. Frontier of India, 1897-8
(medal with clasp) and 1901-2 (clasp) ; Director of Personal
Sers., Headquarters Staff, India. (C2029)
BARSTOW, Capt. Thomas Clement Erskine, O.B.E., LA.
BARTELS, Olive, O.B.E., M.B.E.
BARTER, Eng.-Comm. Frederick, O.B.E., R.N.
BARTER, John Reginald, O.B.E. (011948)
BARTER, Richard Henry, O.B.E., b. 24 Oct. 1875 ;
s. of Capt. Henry Barter, of 2nd Queen's Regiment ; to. AUce
Isabella, d. of Captain R. Wade Thompson, of Clonskeagh
Castle, Co. DubUn. Educ. : WelUngton and Queen's College,
Cork. Resident Medical Officer St. Ann's Hill, Co. Cork,
Ireland. War Work : Medical Officer of Auxiliary Military
Hospital, St. Ann's Hill, Co. Cork. Address : St. Ann's Hill,
Co. Cork, Ireland. Club : Cork. (O4350)
BARTH, Hon. Jacob William, C.B.E., b. 23 July, 1871 ;
s. of the late WilUam Wright Barth ; to. Ida Russell, d. of the
late Harry Burmand. Educ. : Heidelberg and Oxford.
Crown Advocate, East Africa Protectorate, 1902-05 ; Puisne
Judge of H.M. High Court of East Africa, 1905-14 ; Attorney-
General, East Africa Protectorate, 1914-20 ; Chief Justice,
Kenya Colony, 1920. War Work : J. A.G., East African Forces ;
Legal Adviser to British Expeditionary Force, East Africa.
Address : Nairobi, Kenya. Club : Sports'. (C1144)
BARTHOLOMEW, Col. Allen Gilbert, O.B.E.
BARTHOLOMEW, Lieut.-Col. Arthur WoUaston, C.M.G.,
C.B.E., D.S.O., b. 5 May, 1878 ; s. of A. C. Bartholomew, of
Park House, Reading ; m. Helen May Ethel, d. of the late
Major-General W. W. Anderson, of Glen Urquhart, Inverness.
Educ. : Marlboiough and Trinitv College, Oxford. (C2067)
BARTHOLOMEW, Cadet-Col. Clarence Edward, O.B.E.,
b. 15 Aug. 1879 ; s. of Gilbert Bartholomew, of London ; to.
Dorothy Cottam, d. of H. W. Perry, of Melbourne, Australia.
Educ. : CUfton. A Director of Bryant and May, Ltd. ; Col.
Commandant of the London Division, Church Lads' Brigade
Cadets ; Colonel Commanding Cadet Battalion Philanthropic
Society's Farm School, Redhill ; Treasurer, London Diocesan
CouncU for the Welfare of Lads. Address : 6, Kidderpore
Gardens, Hampstead, N.W. 3. Club : Constitutional.
BARTHOLOMEW, John, O.B.E., M.A., LL.B., F.S.A.
(Scot.) J.P.. Advocate, b. 1870 ; s. of Hugh Bartholomew, of
Gienorchard; m. 29 Dec. 1920, Phillis Gray ed. of J. Scott
Anderson, Advocate, of Gorscodden House, Drumchapel, Dum
bartonshire. Educ. : Glasgow Academy and Glasgow
University. War Work : Military Representative. Edinburgh
Recruiting Tribunal, Feb. to July, 1916 ; Commissioner, Military
Service (CivU LiabUities) Department, July, 1916, to May, 1920.
Address : Gienorchard, Torrance, near Glasgow. Clubs : Royal
Societies', London ; University, Edinburgh ; Western, Glasgow. (O1096)
BARTHOLOMEW, William, M.B.E., b. 2 March, 1881 ;
s. of J. Bartholomew, Retired Collector of Inland Revenue,
Somerset House. Educ. : Bedford. Civil Servant ; served
in S. African War ; awarded medal and 2 clasps ; also on
special service for the War Office in S. Africa ; served for 5
years in Malta and Egypt in the Army Accounts Dept War
Work : Contracts Department, War Office. Address : 67,
Blenheim Gardens, Wallington, Surrey. (M7321)
BARTHOLOMEW, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Barker, O.B.E.
BARTIE, Lieut. Edward William, M.B.E., R.D.C
BARTLETT, Capt. Charles Alfred, C.B., C.B.E., b. 1868 ;
s of the WiUiam Sydney Bartlett; to. 1898, Edith Kate,
d. of J. R. Ellis, of Hillcrest, Gorleston. Capt. R.N.R., and a
Younger Brother of Trinity House ; Great War, 1914-17
(despatches); an A.D.C to H.M. Address: 22, Marine
Terrace, Waterloo, Liverpool. (C2440)
BARTLETT, Capt. Edmund Burton, O.B.E.
BARTLETT, Capt. Edward George, O.B.E., M.C,
K.O.Y.L.I. BARTLETT, Ellis ASHMEAD-, C.B.E. (C3106a)
BARTLETT, Frederick William, O.B.E.
BARTLETT, Capt. Horace John, O.B.E., R.A.S.C
BARTLETT, Lieut. John Holderness, O.B.E., R.N.R.
BARTLETT, Major the Rev. Reginald, O.B.E., b. 21
March, 1878 ; s. of Charles Henry Bartlett, of Bristol ; to.
Alice Mary d. of Leonard Bennett, of Wotton-under-Edge,
Gloucestershire. Educ. : Bristol and Western College.
Missionary under the London Missionary Society in New
Guinea for a number of years ; now District Secretary for the
London Missionary Society, for the Midland and Eastern
Counties. War Work : Chaplain att. 49th Div. West Ridings,
from May, 1915 ; later appointed Assistant Principal Chaplain,
Headquarters Southern Command, Salisbury ; Demobilised
July, 1919. Address : London Missionary Society, County
Chambers. Birmingham. (06875)
BARTLETT, Tom, M.B.E., b. 7 July, 1864 ; s. of Joseph
Bartlett, of Clayhtdon, Devon ; m. Bessie, d. of William
Bishop Littlehampton, Sussex. Educ. : Parish School,
Clayhidon, Devon. Works Foreman. War Work : Secret
Service. Address: Clarence ViUa, 72A, High Street, Shoe-
buryness, Essex. (M7322)
BARTLEY, Lieut.-Col. Bryan Cole, C.B.E. (Mil.), 6. 23
June, 1875 ; s. of late Sir George Bartley, K.C.B., of Shovel-
strode Manor, East Grinstead ; m. Gertrude Emily, d. of late

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W. Strickland, of Yorkshire. Educ. : Haileybury College and
University College, London. Engineer, Managing Director
PubUc Companies in S. Africa, with offices in Johannesburg,
Bulawayo, Durban, London, etc. Captain in Railway Pioneer
Regiment in Boer War, received Queen's Medal and 4 Clasps.
War Work : Joined R.N.V.R. in June, 1915, at Admiralty ;
went R.N.A.S., France, 1916 ; Assistant Controller Aircraft
Production. Aug. 1917, and made commander R.N.V.R. ; Lieut.-
Col RA.F., 1918. Address: 845, Salisbury House, London
Wall. Clubs : Carlton ; Junior Carlton ; Royal Air Force ; v
Rand, Johannesburg. _. _, , _ (C1886)
BARTLEY, William, M.B.E., B.A., J.P., b. 3 Jan. 1885 ;
s. of Charles Bartley, of Fairview, EnniskUlen ; m. Leslie
Marion d. of Robert Brown, of Woggonora and Kahmoo,
Queensland. Educ. : St. Columbe Coll., Londonderry ;
Educational Inst., Dundalk, and Dublin Univ. Straits Settle
ments Civil Service. War Work : Military Censor ; Director
of War Trade, Straits Settlements ; Secretary to the Com
mittee of Food Control, S.S. ; Member of the Advisory Com
mittee to the Shipping Controller ; Captain and O.C. Malay
Company Singapore Volunteer Infantry ; Agent for the Food
Controller, Singapore ; Secretary to the Commission on
Profiteering. Addresses : Fairview, EnniskiUen ; c/o Hon.
Colonial Secretary, Singapore. Club : Singapore. (M6413)
BARTOLO, Antonio, M.B.E.
BARTON, Albert Edward, M.B.E. (M10372)
BARTON, Col. Alfred Yarker, C.B.E. ; b. 1864 ; Col. in
Army ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1455)
BARTON, Major Bertram Claude, O.B.E., R.A.S.C; s.
of Rev. H. C M. Barton, M.A. Address: Stubley Old Hall,
Littleborough, Lanes. (06436)
BARTON, Capt. Charles Percival, O.B.E., b. 20 Sept.
1880 ; s. of Charles T. Barton, of Kidderminster. Educ. :
Malvern Coll. War Services : With the Expeditionary Force in
France, 1916-19. Address : Park View, Belbroughton, Wor
cestershire. (04979)
BARTON, Eleanor, M.B.E., b. March, 1860 ; d. of Bertram
F. Barton, of Straffan House, Co. Kildare, Ireland. Educ. :
At home. War Work : Q.M.N.W. Guild and canteen work ;
3 years Commandant of Clayton Court Red Cross Hospital,
East Lyss, Hants. Address : Easton, East Lyss. Clubs :
Ladies' Athenaeum ; V.A.D. Ladies'. (M7324)
BARTON, Emma AUce, Mrs., O.B.E., Lady of Grace of
the Order of Jerusalem, b. 1 May, 1878 ; d. of George WilUam
Lowther, of Swillington House, Yorkshire s. of Sir Charles
Bingham Lowther, 4th Bart, (see Burke's Peerage) to. Henry
John Hope, s. of John Hope Barton, of Stapleton Park, York
shire, and Saxby HaU, Lincolnshire (see Burke's Landed
Gentry). Educ. : At home. Vice-President Osgoldcross
Division (Yorkshire) of the St. John's Ambulance Association.
War Work : Organised 4 V.A.D. Hospitals in Osgoldcross
and worked personally as Commandant and Quartermaster at
Stapleton Park. Addresses : Stapleton Park, Pontefract, and
Saxby Hall, Brigg. (O1097)
BARTON, Ernest Mortlock, O.B.E., b. 4 July, 1867;
s. of Thomas Mortlock Barton, of The Mount, Ware, Herts;
to. Anna Jane, d. of Philip Benns, of Kirby Cane, Bungay,
Suffolk. Educ. : Ware Grammar School 1875-80
and Merchant Taylors' School, 1880-84. articled 1884 to
J. C Park M.I.C.E. Locomotive Superintendent, North
London Railway, Bow, London, E. ; Assistant to Messrs.
Joseph Westwood and Co., Constructional Engineers, MiUwaU,
E., 1887-91 ; Assistant Engineer, Chief Engineer's Office,
Great Western Railway, Paddington, W., 1891-94; entered
Director of Works Department, Admiralty 1894 and served in
all grades up to the position of Superintending Civil Engineer,
which position he still holds. War Work : All works in
connection with the land defences of Scapa Flow ; seaplane
and Kite BaUoon Stations in the Orkneys ; Construction of
Seaplane Stations and Rigid and Non-Rigid Aerodromes,
throughout Scotland for the Admiralty and aU works in con
nection therewith ; Oil Fuel Depots at various sites in Scotland
and the Orkneys ; Oil Fuel Pipe Line from Clyde to Forth,
(36 miles) and all Jetties, Pumping Stations, etc., in connection
with same. Address : Trinity House, H.M. Dockyard, Ports
mouth. (09944)
BARTON, Ernest Wilfred Edwards, M.B.E.
BARTON, Capt. George, M.B.E.
BARTON, Gilbert WilUam, M.B.E.
BARTON, Harriet, Mrs. Maurice Charles, M.B.E.
BARTON, Harry, M.B.E.
BARTON, Lilian, Mrs., M.B.E.
BARTON, Rachel Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
BARTON, Lieut.-Col. Robert John Ferguson, O.B.E.,
R.A.F. BARTON, Surg.-Lieut. Samuel Saxton, O.B.E.
BARTON, Sybil Edith, O.B.E., Kaisir-i-Hind Medal,
1915, b. 8 June, 1872 ; d. of A. M. Smith, of Albert Mervyn
(Wales) ; m. Percy Alfred, s. of Thomas Barton, of Kent. Wat
Work: St. John Ambulance Association and Red Cross Society,
Hon. Sec. Sept. 1914 to Jan. 1920 ; Hon. Sec. Rupee Fund, 1918
to June, 1920. Address : Brunten Road, Bangalore. (08234)
BARTRAM, Euphemia Walker, Mrs., O.B.E., 6. 30 April,
1871 ; d. of the late Alexander Rhind, of New York, w. of
the late George, s. of R. A. Bartram, J.P., of Sunderland. War
Work : St. George's Soldiers' Rest, Sunderland, run for five
years by voluntary subscriptions from friends amounting to
over £3000, visited (on an average) weekly by 1500 soldiers ;

BIOGRAPHIES.

Bates

St. George's Y.M.C.A. Hut (£1000) sent out to France. Address :
Holme Field, Sunderland. (09945)
BARTRUM, Marian, Mrs., M.B.E., 5. 26 Dec. 1856 ;
d. of Rev. R. T. Burton, M.A., of Stott Park, Lake Side, Lanes. ;
to. the late Rev. Edward Bartrum, D.D., Headmaster of Berk-
hampstead Grammar School and late rector of Wakes Coine,
Essex. Educ. : St. Mary's HaU, Kemp Town, Brighton.
War Work : 1914, Training V.A.D. and knitting and bandage
making ; 1915, Bandage Classes and sewing and getting
V.A.D.'s into Hospitals ; 1916 till April, still working for
France, Serbia and our own Red Cross, 4000 bandages ;
V.A.D. Hospital opened 19 June, 1916 till 5 March, 1919.
Address : Lynwood, Lindale, Grange-over-Sands. (M7325)
BARTRUM, Capt. Vere Aysoott, O.B.E., R.A.V.C
BARWELL, Henry Edward, M.B.E.
BARWICK, Capt. Frederick Mortimer, O.B.E., R.I.M.,
Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, J.P.
Parts of Lindsey, Lines., b. 1857 ; s. of late Joseph Barwick,
of St. Margaret's, Twickenham ; to. Ethel Gordon, d. of the late
Oriel Walton, of Maperton House, Wincanton, by daughter of
Lord CecU Gordon (see Burke's Peerage, Huntley, M.).
Educ. : Privately and Somerset College. War Work : Served
in the Chin Lushai Expedition, 1890, despatches, medal with
clasp ; Manipur Expedition, 1891-2, despatches, medal with
clasp : Egypt, Suakin Field Force, 1896, medal with clasp ;
Central Africa medal ; Naval Supply Officer, the Humber.
Address : Scarths HaU, near Grimsby, Lines. Club .' Consti
tutional. (0123)
BASCH, Bertha, M.B.E., 6. 21 March, 1890; d. of
J. Granger, of Barberton; to. Emanuel, J.P., s. of Edward
Basch, of Plymouth. Educ. : Springfield, near Capetown.
Hon. Sec. Ladies' Red Cross Working Party, 1914-20 ; Hon
Sec. and Treas. of Women's AuxiUary Comrades of the Great
War. War Work : Meeting all trains and entertaining soldiers
passing through Bulawayo to B.E. A. and S.W.A. and Europe,
and providing them with comforts, etc Address : Suburbs,
Bulawayo. Rhodesia. (M2927)
BASDEN, Albert Edward, M.B.E.
BASHFORD, Capt. Ernest Francis, O.B.E., R.A.
BASHFORD, Capt. Radcliffe James Lindsay, O.B.E.
R.A.O.C. BASS, Edith, O.B.E., B.A. ; d. of the late Thomas Bass, of
Grange House, Streatham Hill, and Greenroyd, Teignmouth.
Educ. : Laleham and Newnham CoUege, Cambridge. Principal
Lady Superintendent, Admiralty. Clubs : Forum ; Berkeley. (09946)
BASS, Major and Qr.-Mr. William, O.B.E.
BASSET, Helen, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of the late Admiral
Sir WiUiam Dowell, G.C.B. ; to. the late Walter, s. of the late
Charles H. Basset, of • Watermouth Castle, N. Devon. War
Work : Hon. Sec, Soldiers' and SaUors' Fund Association and
War Pensions, Bideford District, from Aug. 1914, to Sept.
1919. Address: Mallacleave, Bideford, N. Devon. (M7328)
BASSET, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Fortescue, O.B.E., b. 7 April,
1879 ; s. of Richard Basset, of BonvUstone, Glamorgan ; to,
Mary Sturgis, of Givons, Leatherhead. Edue. : Marlborough.
Served 14 years in Rifle Brigade, adjutant of 2nd Batt. ; 3
years A.D.C. to Lord Kitchener when he was C.-in-C. in India.
War Work : Staff Captain, D.A.A.G. and A.A.G. at War
Office ; transferred to Ministry of National Service as Deputy
Director of Recruiting for London and South-Eastern Region.
Address : The Manor House, Petersham, Surrey. Clubs :
Naval and MUitary ; Royal AutomobUe. (0124)
BASSETT, Arthur Tilney, O.B.E., ChevaUer of the Order
of Leopold (Belgium) ; s. of Henry Tilney Bassett, of Norwich ;
m. Mary, d. of WUliam Barton. Eiuc : Privately and Trinity
CoUege, DubUn. Secretary, Welsh Church Fund. Author of
various works. War Work : London Defences C.P.O.,
R.N.V.R. (Anti-Aircraft Corps) ; War Refugees Committee ;
Italian Red Cross ; MetropoUtan Observation Service. Club :
National Liberal. (09947)
BASSETT, Ernest Thomas Walter, M.B.E., b. 14 May,
1876 ; s. of John Bassett, of Plymouth, Devon ; to. Flora
Harriett, d. of Edward Howlett, of Gt. Yarmouth. Educ. :
Middlesborough and Durham County. Manager, 1st Class,
Ministry of Labour Employment Department ; Secretary to
the Portsmouth Local Employment Committee (Ministry of
Labour) ; Secretary to Technical Advisory Committees for
the training of disabled Sailors and Soldiers ; Secretary to
Building Trade Apprenticeship Committee, Portsmouth.
War Work : Recruiting of skilled and unskilled labour for
H.M. Dockyards ; Selection of skiUed workers for Shipyards
(AustraUans and Canadians) on arrival in England ; Special
' Officer detached for Employment under Ministry of Munitions
during 1915-16 and part of 1917 and attached the Southern
Command selecting skiUed workers for transfer from Army to
Munition work ; Special Officer attached to Southern Command,
1916-17 for Substitution. Address : 38, Worthing Road,
Southsea, Hants. (M7327)
BASSETT, Major Francis Marshall, O.B.E., Bedfordshire
Regt., b. 14 June, 1873 ; s. of the late Frederick Bassett, of
The Heath, Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire ; to. Violet Alice,
d. of Lieut.-Col. R. C H. Germon, of Barn Hawe, Edenbridge,
Kent. Educ. : Uppingham. Served in the South African
War ; mentioned in Lord Roberts' despatches. War Work :
Served in the European War in Flanders as a Regimental
Officer ; seriously wounded 1st battle of Ypres, Oct. 1914 ;
since 1917 various duties at home ; placed on h.p. Ust on

account of wounds ; granted Croix de Guerre (French).
Address : The Barracks, Bedford. (06877)
BASSETT, Lieut.-Col. John Retallaok, D.S.O., O.B.E.,
5. 1878 ; Lieut.-Col. (retired) Roy. Berkshire Regt. ; served in S.
Africa 1899-1902 (Queen's medal with three clasps, King's medal
with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). (06878)
BASSETT, John William Abell, M.B.E., J.P.
BASSETT, Rosa, M.B.E., B.A., b. 9 Aug. 1871 ; d. of John
Bassett, of St. John's, London, S.E. Educ. : Roan School,
Greenwich ; London School of Economics. Headmistress of
the County Secondary School, Streatham. War Work : Initiated
scheme of selecting educated women and girls for special
clerical posts in Government Offices. Address : 9, Conyers
Road, Streatham, S.W. 16. Club : University. (M4)
BASSOM, Arthur Ernest, O.B.E.
BASTARD, Capt. Ernest William, O.B.E.
BASTARD, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Edmund Pollexfen,
O.B.E., D.L., J.P., b. 12 April, 1864; e.s. of the late Rev. W. P.
Bastard, of Kitley, Devon (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; to.
7 April, 1890, Rosamond Isobel, e.d. of Abraham Briggs
Foster, of Conwell Hall, Co. Stafford (see Burke's Landed
Gentry). Educ. : St. John's Coll., Oxford. War Work :
Officer Commanding Devonshire Fortress, Royal Engineers
(T.F.). Address : Kitley, Yealmpton, Devon. Clubs : Junior
Carlton ; Royal Western Yacht (Plymouth). (06879)
BATCH, Edward, M.B.E., b. 17 Jan. 1886 ; s. of James
Batch, of Chelsea ; m. Jessie, d. of James Smith, of Hampstead.
Educ. : Westminster City School. Civil Servant ; Director,
Imported Timber Disposal Section, Board of Trade. War
Work : Assistant Controller Timber SuppUes Dept., Board of
Trade ; Secretary, Timber Sub-Committee, Inter- Allied Mari
time Council ; Secretary, Timber Allocation Sub-Committee ;
War Priorities Committee, War Cabinet ; Member of the Tonnage
Priority Committee, Ministry of Shipping. Address : 43,
Melrose Avenue, Wimbledon Park, S.W. 19. (M1387)
BATCHELDOR, William, M.B.E., R.F.A.
BATCHELOR, Capt. Arthur, O.B.E., b. 21 June, 1874 ;
s. of George Batchelor, of Rochester ; m. Margaret, d. of
William Carnaby, of Dulwich. Educ. : Sir Joseph Williamson's
Mathematical School, Rochester. Cement Manufacturer.
War Work : Served with R.A.S.C. from May, 1915, to March,
1919 ; Just over one year in England and the remainder in
France ; went overseas with 11 Divisional Supply Column,
July, 1916 ; transferred to IV Corps Supply Column, Jan. 1917 ;
mentioned in despatches three times. Address : Blatchington,
Seaford. Club : United R.A.S.C. (04981)
BATCHELOR, Emily, C.B.E., b. 17 Jan. 1886 ; d. of Frank
J. Batchelor, of Northampton. Educ. : Church of England
College, Birmingham, and Roedean, Brighton. War Work :
April, 1915, to Aug. 1915, Y.M.C.A. Rugeley ; Oct. 1915, to Aug.
1916, as V.A.D. 1st Southern General Hospital ; Aug. 1916, to
Dec. 1916, French Red Cross at Troyes, France ; Aug. 1917, to
Dec. 1917, as worker ; Jan. 1918, to March, 1919, as Directoire
Women's Emergency Canteens, Gare du Nord, Paris. Addresses :
10, Cumberland House, Kensington Road, W. 8 ; Burnside,
Shottery, near Stratford-on-Avon. Club : Midland Counties,
Birmingham. (C2441)
BATCHELOR, Capt. John William, O.B.E.
BATCHELOR, Mary Anne Northway, Mrs., O.B.E.
BATCHELOR, Capt. Ronald George, MB.E., R.N.
BATE, Comm. Francis WilUam, O.B.E., R.N.R., R.D.
BATE, Henry Francis, O.B.E., J.P.
BATE, John Osborn Shepperton, M.B.E. (M10433)
BATE, Mary, Mrs., M.B.E., b. 1862 ; d. of Rev. Richard
WilUams, Wesleyan Minister ; to. Joseph, s. of Rev. Joseph
Bate, Wesleyan Minister. Educ : Trinity HaU, Southport,
and Dr. WiUiams', Dolgelly. War Work : Worked in Soldiers'
and SaUors' Canteen at Chatham and Strood, and Munition
Workers' and Soldiers' Canteen at Queen's Ferry, Avonmouth
and Bristol. Address : The Edge. Congleton.
BATE, Surg.-Capt. Richard Francis, O.B.E., R.N.
BATE, Col. Thomas Elwood Lindsay, CLE., C.B.E.,
b. 1852 ; Indian Med. Ser. 1875 ; retired 1910 ; Civil Surg.,
Gujerat 1880 ; Inspector-Gen. of Prisons, Punjab, 1891, and of
Civil Hospitals 1905. (C108)
BATE, WilUam, M.B.E.
BATEMAN, Edward Colston, M.B.E., b. 9 Nov. 1870;
s. of Samuel Tyler Bateman, of Bath ; to. Louise, d. of WiUiam
Stocks, of Bath. Educ. : Park House Academy, Combe
Down, Bath. General Manager of H.M. Stationery Office
Press, London and Harrow. War Work : Organised supplies
of large quantities of printed matter of all kinds for use of
War Office and of British Expeditionary Forces, and in connec
tion with propaganda work for Dept. of Information ; Member
of Hertfordshire Special Constabulary. Address : Heles-
borough, Rickmansworth Road, Watford, Herts. (M7320)
BATEMAN, Capt. Frank Graham, M.B.E.
BATEMAN, Major George Deane, O.B.E., R.A.F.
BATEMAN, Major James Cecil, O.B.E.
BATEMAN, John, M.B.E., J.P.
BATEMAN, Walter Slade, O.B.E. (012041)
BATES, Charles WilUam, M.B.E., b. 11 April, 1882;
s. of Major Bates, of Walton-on-Naze. Educ. : Walton-on-
Naze. Y.M.C.A. Secretary. War Work : Y.M.C.A. work at
DardaneUes, Egypt, Salonika, Turkey. Address : 13, Russell
Square, London, W.C 1. (M1389)
BATES, Ellen Marie, Mrs., O.B.E. Secretary of St.
Dunstan's during practically the whole of its existence. Respon
sible for the detail work of the whole organisation. (011891 )

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BATES, Henry Baker, M.B.E., J.P.
BATES, Herbert, O.B.E.
BATES, Capt. Hubert TunstaU, O.B.E., R.A.M.C
BATES, Lilian Douglas, Mrs., O.B.E.
BATES, Major Mark, O.B.E., F.R.CS., B.A., B.M.,
B.Ch.(Oxon.), b. 22 Jan. 1881 ; s. of Tom Bates, of Wor
cester. Educ. : Cathedral King's School, Worcester; St. John s
CoUege, Oxford ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Hon.
anaesthetist to Worcester General Infirmary ; Medical Referee
to Ministry of Pensions. War Work : Surgical SpeciaUst No. 15
General Hospital, No. 26 CCS. and No. 33 C.C.H. E.E.F. and
S.M.O. Haifa Area. Address : 33 The Tythtng, Worcester. (O6038)
BATES, Mary Beatrice, M.B.E. ; d. of Ralph Bates, of
Stalybridge. War Work: Commandant V.A.D., Cheshire
112 B.R.C Auxiliary Hospital, The Old Hall, Mottram-in-
Longdendale, Cheshire. Address : Acres Bank, Stalybridge,
Cheshire. (M7331)
BATES, Sir Percy EUy, Bart., G.B.E., Officer of the
Legion of Honour, b. 12 May, 1879 ; s. of Edward Percy
Bates, of Liverpool ; m. Mary Ann Lefroy, d. of Very
Rev. WilUam Lefroy, D.D., Dean of Norwich. Educ. : Win
chester. Director of Cunard Steam Ship Co., Ltd. ; Thos.
& Jno. Brocklebank, Ltd. ; Anchor Line (Henderson Bros.),
Ltd. ; Commonwealth and Dominion Line. Ltd. ; London Joint
City and Midland Bank, Ltd. ; London and Kano Trading Co.
Ltd. ; partner in Edward Bates & Sons ; Sheriff of Cheshire,
1920. War Work : Head of Commercial Branch Transport
Dept. of Admiralty, 1916 ; Director of Commercial Services,
Ministry of Shipping, 1917-19 ; Member of Shipping Control
Committee, 1919. Address : Hinderton Hall, Neston, Cheshire.
Clubs : Oriental ; Windham's ; Fly Fishers' ; Royal Automo
bile. (G62)
BATES, Paymaster Lieut.-Comm. Reginald Barrington,
O.B.E.. R.N.
BATES, Sir Richard Dawson, Knt. Bach., O.B.E., J.P.,
b. 23 Nov., 1876; s. of the late Richard Dawson Bates,
solicitor, of Sydenham, Belfast; to. 8 April, 1920, Jessie
Muriel, y. d. of Sir Charles John Cleland, K.B.E., M.V.O.,
D.L., of Bonville MaryhiU, Glasgow (q.v.), Sec. of the
Ulster Unionist Council since 1906. War Services : Acted
as Hon. Sec. of the Ulster Volunteer Force Hospitals, and
Hon. Sec. of the Ulster Volunteer Force Patriotic Fund,
which raised over £100,000 for the augmenting of War
Pensions. Address: Furloe, Holywood, co. Down. Clubs:
Constitutional; Ulster (Belfast) Royal Ulster Yacht; Royal
North of Ireland Yacht. (03613)
BATES, Thomas Edward Bowen, O.B.E., J.P., b. 13 June,
I860 ; s. of Joseph Bates, of Dudley, Staffordshire ; m. Maria
Jane, d. of James Bennington, of Cleveland, Yorks. Educ. :
DarUngton. Alderman of Borough Council ; Chairman,
Board of Guardians ; Chairman of Housing Committee, aU
of Darlington. War Work : Chairman, War Pensions Com
mittee since commencement ; during second term of office as
Mayor 1917, formed 4th Batt. D.L.I. ; in addition worked as
instructor for engineering for munition workers and disabled
soldiers and saUors. Address : CUssoldhurst, South Terrace,
DarUngton. (09953)
BATES, Walter, M.B.E., R.N.
BATES, William, O.B.E., M.Inst.C.E., 6. 4 June, 1863 ;
s. of WiUiam Bates, M.D., F.R.CS., of Manchester ; to. AUce
Mary, d. of Robert HaUstone, of Hampstead, London. Educ. :
Bruce Castle School ; University CoUege, London. Engineer
to Rea, Limited, Liverpool. War Work : The coaling of H.M.
Ships, Transports and Hospital Ships in the Port of Liverpool.
Address : " Tregenna," Mount Pleasant, Oxton, Cheshire. (O1100)
BATES, WilUam Edward, M.B.E. Educ. : Borough Road
Training College. Head Master of General Boys' School,
Bridport. War Work : Hon. Sec, Bridport and District War
Savings Committee. Addrsse : General Bosy' School,
Bridport. (M7332)
BATES, WilUam Richard, O.B.E;, b. 5 Feb. 1856; s.
of William TunstaU Bates, of Hope Street, Liverpool ; m.
Margaret, d. of Thomas James Critchley, of Ilkley. Educ :
Birkdale. Late Chairman, Urban District Council ; Past
President, Leeds and West Riding Medico-Chirurgical Society ;
Honorary Associate of St. John of Jerusalem. War Work :
Anaesthetist, 2nd Northern General Hospital (Honorary) ;
Medical Officer, AuxiUary MUitary Hospital, Ilkley ; Chair
man, Ilkley Tribunal: Member of Medical Board, Keighley.
Address : FernhiU, Ilkley. (09954)
BATESON, Rev. Joseph Harger,C.B.E.,&. 5 March, 1865 ;
_. of Thomas Bateson, J .P., of Kendal ; m. Rose, d. of Alfred
Edmeades, of Winchester. Educ. : Friends' School, Kendal ;
and Queen's College, Taunton. Secretary, Wesleyan Royal
Navy, Army and Air Force Board ; Chaplain, Upper Burmah
Field Force, 1886-8, received medal and two clasps ; Hon.
Chaplain, Territorial Force, 1913. War Work : Hon. Chaplain
to the Forces, 1st Class, 1 917 ; Principal Chaplain (ranking as
Brig.-General), 1918 ; War Member of Interdenominational
Advisory Committee on Chaplaincy Services, War Office.
Address : 30, Marlborough Mansions, Hampstead, London,
N.W. 6. (C2078)
BATGER, Janet Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
BATH, Paymaster-Lieut. Alan George, O.B.E., R.N.
BATH, Capt. Charles Hubert, O.B.E.
BATHER, Muriel EmmeUne.Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of Spencer
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m. Edward William Bather, Lord of the Manor of Meole Brace
(see Burke's Landed Gentry). Educ. : Highfield, Hendon.
War Work : Commandant of Cyngfeld Hospital, Shrewsbury.
Address : Nobold Grange, Salop. Club : Shropshire Ladies'
County. (0126)
BATHER, Capt. Rowland Henry, O.B.E., R.N.
BATHGATE, Adam, M.B.E.
BATHO. Charles Philip Arthur, M.B.E. (M10434)
BATHO, Capt. George WilUam Hyde, O.B.E., R.G.A.
BATHURST, Frederick Marlay, O.B.E., b. 1865; s.
of Frederick Bathurst, Archdeacon of Bedford (deceased) ;
to. Mary Blanche, d. oi. R. P. Fetherstonhaugh Frampton
(deceased), of Moreton, Dorset. Educ. : Winchester. War
Work : British Red Cross, Inquiry Department. Address :
The Warren, Lydney, Glos. Club : Conservative. (09955)
BATHURST, Katherine Mary Delioia, Lady HERVEY-,
O.B.E., d. of the late Alexander Dick-Cunyngham, and widow
of J. H. Nevill ; m. 1919, Capt. Sir Frederick Edward WiUiam
Hervey-Bathurst, 5th Bart., D.S.O. Address: Somborne
Park, Stockbridge. (09956)
BATSON, Capt. Herbert MacKenzie, O.B.E.
BATT, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Cossley, C.B.E., M.V.O., b.
29 Oct. 1872 ; s. of William Foster, of Cae Kenfy, Abergavenny ;
m. 1st, 1903, Violet, y.d. (d. 1910) of Robert MiUington Knowles,
J. P., D.L., of Colston Bassett Hall, Notts., issue 4 sons; 2ndly
EUeen Augusta, s. of Henry William RusseU Domvile, of
Pentre Cottage, Abergavenny. Educ. : Wellington and Sand
hurst. Adjutant 4th Royal Fusiliers. 1900-4 ; Adjutant 3rd
V.B. Norfolk Regt., 1905-7 ; Commanded 6th Batt. Royal
FusUiers, 1913-17. War Work : Commanded 6th Batt. Royal
Fusiliers, 1913-17. Address : Gresham HaU, Norwich. Club :
Army and Navy. (C1456)
BATTEN, Beatrix Marguerite Fox, M.B.E., b. 4 April,
1886 ; d. of T. H. Batten, of Chislehurst. Educ. : " Coed-
bel," Chislehurst; Girton CoUege, Cambridge. War Work:
Commandant of Abbey Lodge Hospital, Chislehurst, Oct.
1914, to March, 1919. Address : Foxdeane, Chislehurst. (M1301)
BATTEN, Capt. Edward Fetherstonhaugh, M.B.E.
BATTEN, Frederick William, M.B.E., 6. 11 Jan. 1885 ;
s. of WilUam Frederick Batten; to. Henrietta, d. of Robert
Ferris. Educ. : Polytechnic Institute, Battersea. Civil
Servant. War Work : Assisting in Naval Prize matters in
the department of the Procurator-General. Address : 57.
Topsham Road, Upper Tooting. (M3517)
BATTEN, Col. Herbert Cary George, O.B.E., J.P., D.L.,
b. 3 March, 1849 ; s. of John Batten, F.S.A., J.P., D.L., of
Aldon, Somerset ; to. Isabel Frances, d. of the late Gen.
Sir Robert Bright, G.C.B. Educ. : Cheltenham CoUege
and Trinity HaU, Cambridge. Barrister-at-law, Inner Temple
and Banker ; director, London County Westminster and
Parrs Bank; Hon. Col., 3rd Batt., Dorset Regt. War
Work : Commanded the Bristol Branch of the National
Reserve and was County Commandant of the Bristol Volunteer
Regiment. Addresses : Abbots Leigh, near Bristol ; Keyford,
North Coker, YeovU. Club : New University. (06881)
BATTEN, John Thomas, M.B.E., R.N.
BATTEN, Winifred Eleanor Sarah Mount, M.B.E., M.M. ;
d. of Col. John Mount Batten, C.B., of Upcerne, Dorset. Educ. :
Private and Switzerland. War Work : Worked in Canteen at
Boulogne, 1915 ; 1916-18, Motor driver British Red Cross
Society and Order of St. John of Jerusalem in Fance ; Com
mandant Etaples Motor Ambulance Convoy, March, 1917,
to Nov. 1918 ; Assistant Commandant, W.R.A.F., Air Ministry,
Nov. 1918, to Sept. 1919. Address : Upcerne Manor, Dorset.
(M1393)
BATTERBURY, Lieut. George Henry, M.B.E., I.A.R.O.
BATTERSBY, James Allan, O.B.E., b . 27 March, 1871 ; s.
of Thomas Battersby, of Shrewsbury ; to. Loie AUen, d. of
Lewis Beale, of Biddenden, Kent. Educ: Shrewsbury.
Barrister-at-Law (Middle Temple) ; Clerk to the Guardians,
to the Assessment Committee, and Superintendent Registrar
of the City of Nottingham. War Work: Organised Local
Representative Committee of " King's Fund " ; Hon. Sec.
of War Pensions Committee from its formation to 31 Dec. 1919.
Address : Elm Bank, Nottingham. Club : Nottinghamshire
County. (0127)
BATTLE, George Richard, M.B.E., A.M.I.E.E., b. 19
Jan. 1878. Admiralty District Electrical Engineer, New
castle-on-Tyne. War Work : Electrical Engineer in charge of
the Royal Naval Dockyard and estabUshments at Invergordon,
N.B. Address : Commercial Union Buildings, 41-47, Pilgrim
Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (M3518)
BATTLE, Richard, M.B.E., b. May. 1855 ; s. of Hugh
Battle, of County Mayo, Ireland ; to. Emma, d. of Thomas
Wright, of Aston, Stone, Staffordshire. Educ. : Stone Grammar
School Town Clerk of Stafford ; Clerk to Stafford (Higher)
Education Committee ; Clerk to Stafford Borough Local Pension
Committee War Work: Clerk to the Local Registration
Authority for the Borough of Stafford under the National
Registration Act, 1915 ; Clerk to the Local Tribunal for Stafford
Borough established under the MUitary Service 1916-18 Acts ;
Clerk to the Stafford Borough Local War Pensions Sub-Com
mittee from Oct. 1916, to April, 1918; Executive Officer of
Stafford Borough Food Control Committee from Sept. 1917,
to 30 June, 1920 Address : Meyrick Road, Stafford Club :
County Conservative, Stafford. (M7334)
BATTLE, Lieut. William Scoley, M.B.E., b . 8 Aug. 1889 ;
Educ. : Privately. Partner (senior) in Agence Franciscoley

BIOGRAPHIES.

Baynes

Antwerp-Belgium, and Solell Levant Films, Antwerp, Cine
matograph Experts and Specialities. War Work : Joined
and gazetted 60th (London) Divisional Train, 3 Feb. 1915:
later 50th (Northumbrian) Divisional M.T. Company ; promoted
to present permanent rank, Oct. 1915 (T.F.) ; in F'rance,
active service, over 3 years ; amongst many other duties was
O.T.C Cinemas, 50th Division, during the whole time this
Division ran them. Addresses : c o 49, Harley Street, London,
W. ; Rue des Fortifications 22, Antwerp, Belgium. (M4417)
BATTY, Rev. Basil Staunton, O.B.E., M.A., F.R.A.S.,
6. 12 May ,1873 ; s. of WiUiam Edmund Batty, Vicar of Fulham ;
m. Emily Kathleen Foquet, d. of the late John Sutton, of Henley
Park, Oxon. Educ. : St. Paul's School and Selwyn College,
Cambridge. Vicar of St. Gabriel's, Warwick Square, S.W. ;
member of Board of the Church Army and also of the Arch
bishop's Lambeth Advisory Committee. War Work : Chair
man of the London Diocesan Committee for the Social and
Spiritual care of munition workers; member of Church Army
Military Committee; visited French and ItaUan Fronts on
special missions ; Decorated by Italian Government for
services rendered. Address : 4, Warwick Square, S.W. 1.
Club : Oxford and Cambridge; Leander : New. (03614)
BATTY, Capt. Edgar Douglas, O.B.E.
BATTY, Edmund, O.B.E. b. 28 Sept. 1879 ; s. of Edmund
Batty, of York ; to. Emily, d. of David Hodgson, of York.
Educ. : AUeyn's School College of God's Gift, Dulwich.
War Work : Assistant Controller of Scientific Instrument,
Glassware, and Potash Production Department of the Ministry
of Munitions. Address : Sydney Road, Richmond, Surrey.
(09957)
BATTY, Capt. George Henry, M.B.E.
BATTY, James, M.B.E.
BAVIN, Lieut. Arthur JuUan Walter, O.B.E., R.A.S.C,
b. 12 Jan. 1896 ; s. of Major J. T. Bavin, of Berkhamsted ;
m. Joyce, d. of E. A. Ebblewhite, J.P., of Middle Temple.
Educ. : Berkhamsted School. War Work : 2 years 4th
Divisional Train, France ; 2J years 1st Corps M.T. Column,
France ; 9 months British MUitary Mission to Baltic States.
Address : BuUer Barracks, Aldershot. Clubs : Services ;
R.A.S.C. ; United R.A.S.C. (09734)
BAWDEN, Lieut. Cornelius Roberts, M.B.E., R.E.
BAWDEN, Capt. Frederick Henry, O.B.F.
BAXENDALE, Lieut. Basil Francis, O.B.E., R.N.V.R.
BAXENDALE, Gertrude Mary, Mrs. VINCENT-, M.B.E.,
ox. of the late Richard Birley Baxendale, of Blackmore End,
Welwyn, Herts. ; m. 1883, late Col. Arthur Hare Vincent, J.P.
(died 1916), formerly commanding 3rd King's Own Hussars, of
Summerhill House, Co, Clare, Ireland, assumed the additional
surname of Baxendale on succeeding to the Blackmore End
Estate. War Work : Lent Blackmore End for use as a
MUitary Hospital f/om Sept. 1915, tUl six months after Peace
was declared. Adaress : 35, Portman Square, W. 1. (M2963)
BAXENDEN, Capt. Thomas George, O.B.E., R,AF,
BAXTER, Capt. Arthur, O.B.E., R.A.S.C.
BAXTER, Capt. Charles BotteriU, O.B.E., R.A.M.C,
M.B., F.R.CS.
BAXTER, Capt. David Charles, O.B.E., R.A.M.C, 6.
25 May, 1879. War Work : O.C, 33 Advanced Depot, Medical
Stores. Addresses : c/o Holt & Co., 3 WhitehaU Place ; Base,
Medical Stores, Basrah, Mesopotamia. (04987)
BAXTER, Major David Lionel MaoKenzie,O.B.E..R.A.S.C
BAXTER, Edith, Lady, O.B.E., J.P. for Forfarshire;
d. of Major-General J. L. Fagan ; m. Sir George Baxter, Bart.,
LL.D., s. of Rt. Hon. W. E. Baxter, of Kincaldrum, Forfar
shire. War Work : War Pensions under Ministry of Pensions,
and Training of Disabled Men under Ministry of Labour ; and
Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Association. Address : Inver-
eighty, Forfarshire. (0128)
BAXTER, Fane Fleming, O.B.E., b. 8 Jan. 1873 ; s .of
Herbert Fleming, of Sibdon Castle, Salop. ; m. Mary ScoviU,
d. of Ambrose Ives Upson, of U.S.A. Educ. : Uppingham and
Jesus CoUege, Cambridge. Artist. War Work : War Refugee
Committee. Address : 12, Upper Phillimore Gardens, W. 8.
Club: Arts. (09958)
BAXTER, Lieut. George, O.B.E., R.E.
BAXTER, Harry Percy, M.B.E.
BAXTER, Capt. Henry George, M.B.E.
BAXTER, Peter McLeod, O.B.E.
BAXTER, Lieut.-Col. Robert Hugh NeviUe, O.B.E.,
I.A.R.O. BAXTER, Stewart, M.B.E.
BAYES, Major John George, O.B.E., R.A.F.
BAYES, Sidney Henry, M.B.E., R.E.
BAYFORD, Robert Frederic, O.B.E., K.C, J.P., b. 24
Sept. 1871 ; s. of Robert Augustus Bayford, K.C, of Netley
HiU, Botley, Hants ; to. Catharine Mary, d. of Henry Goode
nough Hayter, of Sidmouth. Educ : Eton and Trinity HaU,
Cambs. War Work : Commander, MetropoUtan Special
Constabulary. Address : 20, Cleveland Square, Hyde Park,
W. Clubs: Oxford and Cambridge; Athenaeum. (09959)
BAYLAY, Brig.-Gen. Frederick, O.B.E.
BAYLAY, WiUoughby Lake, O.B.E.
BAYLEY, Col. Arthur George, C.B.E., D.S.O., b. 5 July,
1878 ; _. of Kennett Bayley, of Inchicore, Dublin. Educ. :
Shrewsbury. War Work : Brig.-Major 41st Infantry Brigade ;
G.S.O. 2/56th Division ; Chief Instructor Senior Officers School,
Aldershot; G.S.O. l/14th Division ; Superintendent of Training,
Machine Gun Training Centre, Grantham. Club : Army and
Navy. " (C1458) 53

BAYLEY, Capt. Benjamin Croft, M.B.E., A.M.I.E.E.,
R.E. (T.), b. 2 April, 1889. Educ. : Wolverhampton Grammar
School. Prior to the war, represented the British Thomson-
Houston Company Ltd., Electrical Engineers and Manu
facturers, at their Birmingham Office, now holds the position
of Assistant Engineer in the Contract Dept. of the British
Thomson-Houston Company, Ltd. Rugby. War Work :
In Jan. 1915, was given a commission in the North Midland
Divisional Royal Engineers (T), and in June, 1915, embarked
for France and joined the 1/lst North Midland Field Co., R.E.
(T) of the 46th Division, which was then working in the line in
front of Kernel, Belgium ; remained with this Company until
June 1916, during which time the Company maintained and
consolidated various parts of the Une from Ypres down to the
neighbourhood of DouUens ; in Oct. 1915, took part in the
attack on the Hohenzollern Redoubt ; returned to England as
a casualty in June, 1916, and was then transferred to Anti-
Aircraft Searchlight Experimental work with the London
Electrical Engineers, R.E. (T.), where he was Officer-in-Charge
of the Experimental Workshops untU July, 1919. Addresses :
British Thomson-Houston Co, Ltd., Contract Dept., Rugby ;
Duncroft, HiUmorton Paddox, Rugby. (M3244)
BAYLEY, Constance Theodora, M.B.E., R.A.F.
BAYLEY, Lieut.-Col. Edward C, CLE., O.B.E.
BAYLEY, Lieut.-Col. Sir Henry Dennis READETT-,
K.B.E., D.L., J.P., R.A.M.C. (V.), b. 8 Dee. 1878 ; s. of
Thomas Bayley, M.P., of Lenton Abbey and Langor Hall.
Notts., who was M.P. for the Chesterfield Div. of Derbyshire
1892 to 1906 ; m. Audrey Cecil, d. of Sir John Turney,
of Gedling House, Notts., 1 son 4 dau. Educ : Tettenhanger
CoUege, St. Albans, and Private Tutors. Managing Director
Digby Colliery (Nottingham) Co. Ltd. ; Director Manners
CoUiery (Ilkeston) Co. Ltd. ; Renishaw Iron Works (Chester
field) ; Smith Bros. & Co., Ltd. (Hyson) ; Humber Coal (Hull)
Co., Ltd. ; Director Alban Richards & Co., Ltd., 19 St. James',
London ; South African Carbide and By-Products Co., Ltd.,
13 St. Helens Place, London, E.C. ; was member of the
Notts. CC 1904-1908 and High Sheriff E. Yorks. 1920.
War Work : Interested in the Transport of Wounded ; he
raised £700,000 worth of ambulances and ambulance equipment,
mobile hospitals, including 30 motor hospital boats for Mesopo
tamia ; the Dennis Bayley Fund Ambulances were on all the
Allied Fronts ; Sir Dennis was mentioned in General French's
despatches in Jan. 1915, has the 1914-15 medal, was decorated
on the Field wi„h the Croix-de-Guerre, and made Officier of the
French Legion of Honour ; he is a Knight of Grace of the Order
of St. John of Jerusalem in England ; he was made a K.B.E. in
1918 for War Services ; the family's Orphanage at Beeston
and the Creche in Nottingham are well known, and have been
in existence nearly 50 years. The Bayley Hospital in Notting
ham was full of Belgian wounded in Sept. 1914, and
during the War had 1600 cases. Addresses : Lenton Abbey,
Notts. ; and Hunmanby HaU, E. Yorks. Clubs : Bath ; Reform ;
R.A.C ; Notts. County ; Hull and East Riding ; Scarborough. (K130)
BAYLEY, Roland, O.B.E.
BAYLEY, Lieut.-Col. Stuart Farquharson, O.B.E., LA.
BAYLISS, Edward Swayn, M.B.E., 6. 16 April, 1864;
s. of the late Edward Swayn Bayliss, late of Pontypridd ;
m. Sophia AUce, d. of the late Lieut. James Dyer, R.N. Educ. :
Dockyard School, Portsmouth. Contract Officer, Admiralty.
War Work : Service in Admiralty Contract Dept. Address :
Friaryhurst, Pollards Hill East, Norbury, S.W. 16. (M1395)
BAYLISS, Gilbert Thomas, M.B.E.,
BAYLY, Lieut.-Col. Abingdon Robert. D.S.O., O.B.E.,
b. 7 March, 1871 ; s. of the late General A. A. Bayly, Colonel
Commandant Royal Artillery. Educ. : Marlborough ; Lausanne ;
R.M. A., Woolwich. Commanding 4th Brigade R.F A., Ross
Barracks, Shorncliffe, Kent. War Work: O.C. 118th Batt.
1st Division in retreat from Mons ; Staff Officer attached to
Interned Branch of British Legation in Switzerland. Address :
c/o Cox and Co., 16 Charing Cross, London, S.W Club:
Royal Automobile. (06882)
BAYNE, Bertha Marguerite, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. oi John
Corlett La Mothe, J. P., of Ramsey, Isle of Man ; m. John
Bayne, M.A., B.Sc. Educ. : At home and in Switzerland.
Woman Farmer ; Lecturer and teacher in Agriculture ; Seven
years Sub-Warden, Laay Warwick's Agricultural College,
Reading and Studley. War Work : Organisation of Women's
War Work on Land and of Women's War Agricultural Com
mittees ; appointed, 1915, Agricultural Adviser to Board of
Trade, and in 1916 transferred to Board of Agriculture as
Chief Woman Inspector of the Land Army. Address : Spring
Park, Shirley, Surrey. Club : Forum. (M130)
BAYNE, Charles Walter, C.B.E. ; 6. 1872 ; s. of William
Bicknell Bayne, of Littlehampton ; m. 1896, Kate Blythman,
Gen. Manager, Central Uruguay Railway, and Local Director
Standard Life Assurance Co., and of Monte Video Telephone
Co. Address : Montevideo, Uruguay. Club : Uruguay
(Montevideo). (C929)
BAYNES, Charlotte Augusta, Mrs., O.B.E.
BAYNES, Lieut.-Col. Douglas Dyneley, O.B.E.
BAYNES, Edward WUUam, O.B.E., b. 1 Dec. 1880;
s. of the late Edward Baynes, of Antigua, West Indies ; m.
Dorothy Margaret, d. of the late F. W. Beauchamp, of ColwaU,
Herefordshire. Educ. : Antigua Grammar School and
privately. Colonial Service, Leeward Islands, West Indies,
1899-1912 ; transferred to Home CivU Service, 1912 ; Second
Class Clerk, 1912, First Class Clerk, 1913 in National Health

Baynes

THE 0RDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIRE.

Insurance Commission now part of Ministry of Health),
and Secretary to National Health Insurance Joint Committee,
1919. War Work: Assisted in Propaganda Department,
1914-17; Private Secretary to Secretary of Ministry of
Shipping Jan. 1917, to Oct. 1919, and from April, 1920 ; also
Private Secretary to ParUamentary Secretary, Ministry of
Shipping, April, i920. Address : The Manor House, Datchet,
Windsor. Club : Isthmian. (09969)
BAYNES, Lucy Draflen, M.B.E., b. 31 Aug. 1887 ; d. of
Joseph Hanburv Bavnes, M.B., Ch.B., of Manchester. Educ. :
Manchester High School for Girls ; Lady Margaret HaU, Oxford.
War Work : Junior Administrative Assistant, War Office.
Address : 28, CoUege Court, W. 6. (M7336)
BAYNHAM, Lieut.-Comm. Henry, O.B.E., R.N.
BAYNHAM, Comm. Sir Walter de Mouchet, K.B.E.,
R.D., R.N.R., *. 27 July, 1876 ; s. of John Francis Baynham,
of Chariton, Dover, Kent ; m. Edith Jane ChevaUier, d. of
Alfred ChevaUier Preston, M.D., of Swaffham Prior, Cambridge.
Educ : Private School. Marine Superintendent to Orient
Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. ; Younger Brother, Trinity House.
War Work : Navigation Commander and 2nd in command
H.M.S. " Otranto " from 8 Aug. 1914, to 23 June, 1917 ; com
manded transport " Ormonde," Nov. 1917, to Nov. 1918. Ad
dress : " Coronel," Main Road, Sidcup, Kent. (K345)
BAZELEY, Marjorie Letitia, Mrs., M.B.E., 6. 24 July,
1874 ; d. of the late Col. Henry Dumaresq, R.E., of Bideford,
N. Devon ; m. Henry RusseU, s. of Henry Montague Bazeley,
of Bideford, Devon. Educ. : At home. War Work : Com
mandant of Red Cross AuxiUary Hospital at " Commons,"
Northam, N. Devon, from March, 1915, to Feb. 1919. Address :
Bracken Brae, Bideford, X. Devon. (M3520)
BAZETT, Capt. Henry Cuthbert, O.B.E. M.C, R.A.M.C.
BAZLEY, Walter Stanley, M.B.E.
BEACH, Col. Thomas BoswaU, C.M.G., C.B.E., R.A.M.S,
(ret.), b. 28 May, 1866 ; s. of the late Rev. W. R. Beach, M.A..
late Royal Army Chaplains Dept. Educ : Bloxham School
and King's College, London. War Work- : A.D.M.S. Alexan
dria, Egypt, for duration of War ; mentioned in despatches
twice and awarded C.M.G., 1916, and C.B.E., 1919. Address :
Ailsa House, King's Road, Reading. (C1370)
BEACHAM, Capt. Robert WilUam, O.B.E., M.C.
BEACHCROFT, Betty, Mrs., M.B.E.
BEACHCROFT, Major PhiUp Maurice, O.B.E., b. 3rd
March, 1879 ; s. of Philip Edward Beachcroft, of Wingates,
Boyne HIU, Maidenhead ; m. Patience Marguerite, d. of
Thomas Ward Wilson, of Uploders, Bridport, Dorset. Educ. :
Uppingham School, and Magdalen CoUege, Oxford.
Barrister-at-Law; M.A., Oxon. War Work : 1914-15, C.P.O.,
R.N.A.S. ; 1916, Royal ArtiUery ; 1916-17, France ; A. Capt.,
1917, H.Q. Staff, No. 9 District, Eastern Command, 1918-19 ;
Head of legal discipline at Air Ministry ; mentioned in
despatches, Jan. 1919 ; Officer B.E. (MU. Div.), June, 1919.
Addresses : 1, Essex Court, Temple, E.C 4 ; 4S, The Ridge
way, N.W 4. Clubs : New University. (08044)
BEADON, Lieut.-Col. Roger Hammet, C.B.E., b. 16 Jan.
1887 ; s. of John Hammet Beadon, J. P., of Blackerton,
East Anstey, Devon. Edue. : Clifton CoUege. Captain ana
Brevet-Lieut. -Col. Royal Army Service Corps. War Work :
Africa, 1914 ; War Office, 1915-17 ; Italy, 1917 ; B.E.F.
France, Sept. 1917 ; G.H.Q. Italy, 1917 ; D.A.A. & Q.M.G.
Supreme War CouncU, Versailles, 1917-18 ; Peace Conference,
1919-20, as Representative of Q.M.G. ; Asst. -Adjutant and
Quartermaster-General AUied Committee of VersaiUes, 1920.
Club : Junior United Service. (C'1459)
BEAL, Major Richard Edward Bruce, O.B.E., M.C.
R.A.S.C. BEALE, Capt. Alan Oswald Rufus, M.B.E., M.C, _.
10 April, 1891 ; s. of Louis Stephen of Tunbridge Wells ; to.
Dorothy Mary, d. of John Booker, of Crowborough. Educ. :
Tonbridge School and Royal MUitary CoUege. War Work :
France, 1st Batt. Bedfordshire Regt., June, 1915, to June,
1918 ; wounded twice ; Adjutant and Staff Captain, Italy,
Nov. 1917, to April, 1918 ; Russia (Murmansk), Nov. 1918,
to Oct. 1919 ; placed on Res. of Regular Officers, March, 1920.
Address : Bettenham, Biddenden, Kent. Club : Sports. (M6991)
BEALE, Lieut. BasU Perry, O.B.E., M.C, R.A.S.C.
BEALE, Frances Helen FitzGerald, Mrs., M.B.E., 6.
5 Feb. 1852 ; d. of John Alex FitzGerald, of MountmeUick,
Ireland ; m. late Frederic FitzGerald Beale. War Work :
S. and S.F. A. and Local War Pensions Committee. Queens Co. ;
also acting entirely as Sub-Local, MountmelUck ; acted
for Prisoners of War, MountmeUick and Maryborough. Address
MountmeUick. Queens Co., Ireland. (M7339)
BEALE, Lieut. Geoffrey Scott, M.B.E.,
BEALE, Helen Mary, O.B.E., W.R.N.S.
BEALE, Sir John Field, K.B.E., b. 15 Jan. 1874 ; s. of
late James Samuel, of Standen, East Grinstead ; to. Daisy
Emma, d. of James Aylward Game. Educ. : Harrow and
Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. Deputy Chairman, Midland Rly.
Co. ; Director, Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds, Ltd. ; Director,
Anderson, Green & Co., Ltd. (Managers " Orient " Line).
War Work : Vice-Chairman of Wheat Commission ; Chairman
of Wheat Executive ; Chairman of Committee of Representa
tives of AUied Food CouncU ; First Secretary, Ministry of Food ;
British Representative on Inter-AUied Council of Supply and
ReUef, Paris. Addresses : 49, Porchester Terrace, London,
W. 1 ; and North Bay, Oulton Broad. Clubs : Junior Carlton ;
Norfolk and Suffolk Yacht ; Royal Cruising and Tamesis. (K51)

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BEALE, Richard Henry, M.B.E., b. 9 Jan. 1877 ; s. of
Richard John Beale, of Fowey, Cornwall; to. Alice, d. of
Edmund Roberts, of Plymouth. Educ. : Fowey Grammar
School Master Mariner. War Work : Employed as Master
of Steamers on Admiralty work in the French and Norwegian
Traders in the danger zones, during the duration of the War.
Address': PevereU, Torquay, Devon. (M7340)
BEALE, Lieut. Walter WilUam, O.B.E.
BEALES, Major WiUiam Lear, O.B.E.
BEALL, Major Frank WiUiam, O.B.E., R.A.S.C, 6.
19 June, 18S4 ; s. of the late W. E. BeaU ; m. Helen Marion,
d of HamUton Hunter, C.M.G. Educ. : Bedford School.
War Work: France, Aug. 1914; Salonika, Dec. 1915-19;
Constantinople, June, 1919, to present date ; four times men
tioned in despatches ; Brevet Maior ; O.B.E. Address : c/o
Sir C R McGrigor, Bart, and Co., 39, Panton Street, S.W.
(06437)
BEALL, Paymaster-Lieut. Norman Hugh, O.B.E., R.N.
BEAMAN, Lieut. Val Ardern Hulme, M.B.E., I.A.R.O. (M6780O)
BEAMER, Ernest Edward Boyce, O.B.E.
BEAMISH, Capt. Eric Hamilton, O.B.E.
BEAMISH, Major Francis Teulon, O.B.E., A.M.C.
BEAMISH, Capt. WiUiam Robert de la Cour, O.B.E.,
BEAN, Lieut. Arthur, O.B.E., R.X.R.
BEAN, Jane Ann, Mrs., O.B.E.
BEAN, John Harper, C.B.E., b. 1885 ; «. of Alderman
Sir George Bean, of Oakham Lodge, Dudley. Director of
Harper, Sons and Bean, Ltd., of Dudley. Address : Tansley
HiU House, Dudley. (C109)
BEAN, Lieut. Robert Charles, M.B.E.
BEANES, Warwick Henry, M.B.E.
BEARD, Charles Albert, M.B.E., 6. 21 Nov. 1855 ; s. of
the late Charles Beard, of Woolwich and Hampton-on-Thames ;
to. Supheme Louise, d. of the late Alexander Joskey, of Wool
wich. Educ. : Woolwich. Superintending Clerk, Admiralty.
War Work : Purchase of timber for Admiralty and Air Ministry
(Aeroplane) requirements ; represented the Admiralty as a
member of the Commission Internationale d'Achat des Bois,
Home Grown Timber Committee, Engineering Standards
Committee (Timber, etc.) ; Special Constabulary, T Division,
Service Medal ; conducted sales of obsolete War ships and
enemy War ships. Address : Crescent Road, Kingston HiU.
Club: O.P. (M7341)
BEARD, Ernest Somerville, M.B.E. ; s. of T. H. Beard,
of Truro ; m. Clara, d. of Capt. T. Trethewey, of Newquay.
Educ. : Hart House, Tregoney, and Truro College, Truro.
Wholesale and RetaU Shoe Factor. War Work : Quarter
master, Hon. Sec. and Transport Officer, R.N. AuxiUary
Hospital, Truro, Oct. 1915, to March, 1919. Address : Somer-
vUle. Truro. (M7)
BEARD, Lieut. John James, M.B.E.
BEARD, Joseph James, C.B.E.
BEARD, Marian Gertrude, O.B.E.
BEARD, Norah, Mrs., M.B.E.
BEARD, Richard Frith, M.B.E.
BEARD, Capt. Samuel Trevor, O.B.E., R.A.M.C, b.
1 Feb. 1876 ; s. of the late John H. Beard, of Hednesford,
Staffs ; m. Frances Ada, d. of the late Hubert Coombes, of
Stratford-on-Avon. Educ. : Abergavenny Grammar School.
L. & X. W. Rly. Official ; Hon. Serving Brother Order of
St. John of Jerusalem ; Scoutmaster, B.P. Boy Scouts ;
Corps Supt. St. John Ambulance Brigade ; served in S. African
War, 1900-1. War Work : MobUised Aug. 1914 as a Quarter
master of the Military Home Hospital Reserve of the St. John
Ambulance Brigade ; was posted for duty with the R.A.M.C.
on Salisbury Plain, in which area he served in several hospitals
until May, 1917, when he proceeded to France ; carried out
the duties of Quartermaster of a Field Ambulance in the
25th Div. for over two years, taking part in the retreats of the
Somme, the North, and the Marne, and the final advance.
Address : 2, Grosvenor Road, Abergavenny, Mon. Club :
Royal AutomobUe. (04989)
BEARD, Lieut. WiUiam, M.B.E.
BEARDER, John WilUam, M.B.E., B.A., Ph.D., 6. 18
AprU, 1869 ; s. of WiUiam Corthan Bearder, of Nottingham ;
m. Ada, d. of Archibald Morris, of Belfast. Educ. : Notting
ham High School. Headmaster, NorthaUerton Grammar
School. War Work : Hon. Sec. North Riding Distress Com
mittee (National Relief Fund), which was also responsible for
Belgian Refugees in the North Riding ; awarded 1920 Meaattle
du Roi Albert avec rayure. Address : Grammar School,
NorthaUerton. (M131)
BEARDMORE, Joseph George, O.B.E., 6. 17 Jan. 1872;
s. of Isaac Beardmore, of Parkhead Forge. Educ. : Uppingham.
War Work : Manufacture of Bullet Proof plates for 18-pounder
Field Guns and plate details for 18-pounder, 6-in. Howitzer, and
8-ln. Howitzer Carriages ; also the construction of 8-in. Howitzer
Trails. Address : Lymington Lodge, BothweU, Lanarkshire. (09962)
BEARDSLEY, Eleanor Jemima, M.B.E., 5. 3 Nov. 1879;
d. of John Joseph Beardsley, of Nottingham. Educ. : Notting
ham. CivU Servant; Chief Woman Officer, North- Western
Division, Ministry of Labour. War Work : Initiation and
Organisation of the MUitary Laundry Scheme, in Sept. 1914,
for the Eleventh Division of Kitchener's Army stationed at
Belton Park Camp, Grantham ; Recruitment "of women for
the various State Services, Q.M.A.A.C, W.R.N.S., W.R.A.F.,

BIOGRAPHIES.

Beavon

W.L.A., N.A.C.B. Address: 4, Bridge Street, Withington,
Manchester. (M7342)
BEARE, Surg.-Lieut. Stanley Samuel, O.B.E., R.N., [b.
1890 ; s. of Samuel Beare, of Torquay ; to. Cecil Mary Guise,
d. of Captain Francis Horner LyeU, ot Ruckmans, Oakwood
HiU. Educ : Newton Abbot and Middlesex Hospital. Resi
dent Medical Officer to the Middlesex Hospital, W. 1. War
Work ; Surg.-Lieut., R.N., 1914-19 ; H.M.S. " Orvieto,"
minelayer ; Medical Officer to AuxiUary Patrol, Dover, 1916-
19 ; present in Zeebrugge and Ostend attacks, 1918 ; mentioned
in Vice-Admiral Sir Roger Keyes's despatches. Address :
The Middlesex Hospital, W. 1. (O4920)
BEASLEY, Capt. Horace Owen Compton, O.B.E.
BEASLEY, Madeleine, M.B.E.
BEASLEY, Major Myddelton, O.B.E., R.E.
BEATE, Capt. Basil Perry, O.B.E., M.C, R. of O., b.
7 Sept. 1895 ; s. of Sydney Benjamin Beale, of Sutton, Surrej ;
m. Helen Ada, d. of the late E. V. Carey, of Lyne Capel, Surrey.
EnUsted in Inns of Court O.T.C.; Aug. 1920; Commissioned
R.A.S.C, Oct. 1914 ; served in France and Belgium, Nov.
1914, to May, 1915 ; granted regular commission, Dec. 1915 ;
served with 6th Corps, R.A.S.C, May, 1915, to Sept. 1918 ;
Staff Capt. 98th Inf. Brigade H.Q. Oct. 1918, to Jan. 1919 ;
mentioned in despatches. Address : c/o Mrs. E. V. Carey,
Swanston, Whitchurch, Oxon. (02422)
BEATH, David Leslie, O.B.E., b . 3 March, 1873 ; s. of
David Beath, of Melbourne, Australia ; to. HUda Rosalie
Gertrude, d. of the late Fredk. Wm. Lawrence, of Bath.
Educ. : Merchiston and St. Bart.'s Hospital. Hon. Associate
Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; Medical Officer, Magdalen
Hospital School, Bath ; Medical Officer, Kingswood School,
Bath ; Hon. Medical Officer Bath Preventive Mission. War
Work : Medical Officer in Charge, Newton Park Hospital ;
Medical Officer, Kingswood Hospital, Bath ; Medical Officer
Bath War Hospital. Address : Clan House, Sydney Gardens,
Bath. BEATON, George Howard, O.B.E.
BEATON, Surg.-Lieut. Thomas, O.B.E., M.D., R.N.
BEATSON, Sir George Thomas Beatson, K.C.B., K.B.E.,
B.A. (Cantab.), D.L., b. 26 May, 1848 ; s. of the late Surgeon
General George Stewart Beatson, C.B., of Campbeltown,
Argyllshire. Educ. : King William's College, I.O.M ; Cam
bridge University.; Edinburgh University. Surgeon. War
Work : Chairman of the Scottish Branch B.R.C.S. Address :
7, Woodside Crescent, Glasgow. Clubs : Junior Constitutional ;
Western Club (Glasgow) ; Scottish Conservative (Edinburgh). (K52)
BEATSON, Lieut.-Col. Leonard Frank, O.B.E., 6. 28 Dec.
1865 ; s. of Rev.L. B. Beatson, who died 1894 ; m. Gladys, d.
of Lieut.-Col. H. Pipe-Wolf erstan, of the Cameronians. Educ. :
King's School, Canterbury, andR.M.C, Sandhurst. War Work :
Raised and commanded the 12th Service Batt. the Bast Surrey
Regt. ; Commanded the 29th (Works) Batt. the Middlesex
Regt., also Commandant Eastern Command Labour Centre ;
served during the War from Sept. 1914, to Sept. 1919. Address :
Redstone, Brighton Road, Sutton, Surrey. (O3090)
BEATTIE, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Elder, C.B.E., M.C,
b. 25 Jan. 1888 ; s. of Major Alexander Beattie, of Stirling,
Scotland ; m. Janet Dunbar, d. of Thomas Kirkaldy, of Wood
ford. Educ. : Stirling. Brevet Major in the Queen's Regt. ;
at present Staff Officer, West Africa Frontier Force. War
Work : Active Service on Nigerian-Cameroon Frontier, Aug.
1914 ; Staff Officer, Northern RaUway, Jebessi River, and
Jaunde Road Columns, Cameroons Expeditionary Force ;
severely wounded ; Staff Officer at Colonial Office Dec. 1915,
to end of war. Address : 69, Gloucester Crescent, Regent's
Park, London. Clubs : Junior United Service ; Royal
Automobile; Sports. (C2397)
BEATTIE, Capt. Arthur Joseph, M.B.E., M.C, R.A.
BEATTIE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Edward AUsop, M.B.E.,
R.A.M.C. BEATTIE, Sir James, K.B.E., b. April, 1861 ; y.s. of
Charles Beattie, of Aberdeen ; m. Mary, e.d. of William Minty, of
Aberdeen. Chairman, Messrs. A. & A. Henry & Co. War
Services: In charge of Jute Supplies, War Office, and Hon.
Director of Flax Office, Department of the Surveyor-General of
Supply, War Oflice. Addresses : 52, Eaton Square, S.W. ;
Canmore, St. Andrews, Fife.
BEATTIE, John MiUar, M.B.E.
BEATTIE, Rachel, Lady, M.B.E., J.P. ; d. of Thomas
Brien, of Lanistown House, Co. Dublin ; to. Rt. Hon. Sir
Andrew Beattie, P.O., s. of John LadUe Beattie (see Burke's
Peerage), of Co. Down. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Ser
vices in DubUn. Address : 46, FitzwUUam Square, DubUn. (M7343)
BEATTY, Andrew Henry, O.B.E.
BEATTY, Francis Montague Algernon, O.B.E.
BEATTY, Lieut. Herbert James, M.B.E.
BEATTY, Rose Mabel, Mrs., C.B.E., b. 1879 ; Comdt. -in-
Chief and Founder of Green Cross Corps. (C430)
BEATTY Lieut.-Col. WilUam Dawson, C.B.E., A.F.C.,
R.E., and R.A.F. Has Order of Military Merit of Spain.
BEATTY, Major WiUiam John, O.B.E., R.A.S.C
BEAUCHAMP, Agneta Frances, O.B.E.
BEAUCHAMP, Col. Sir Frank, Bart., C.B.E., J.P.,
b. 6 Oct. 1866 ; _. of the late W. B.i Beauchamp, of
Norton HaU, Bath : to. Mabel Constance, d. of the late J. N.
Bannoiv, of New Romney. Educ. : Privately. Member of
Somerset County Council. War Work : Served for 18 months 55

as O.C.A.S.C at Fonant, as I.Q.M.G.S. Headquarters Southern
Command ; was then sent on a special mission by the War
Office to the War Department, Washington, U.S.A., in an
advisory capacity and served until the Armistice. Address :
Woodborough House, Bath. Clubs : Carlton ; Ranelagh ;
Hurlingham : Bath and County, Bath. (C1460)
BEAUCLERK, Dame Beatrix Franois, Lady Osborne De
Vere, G.B.E., Lady of Grace, b. 25 March, 1877 ; d. of 5th Mar-
quessof Lansdowne, K.G. (see BURKE'SPeerafire) ; to. 1st, 6th Mar
quess of Waterford, K.P. (d. 1911), 2nd, Lord Osborne de Vere
Beauclerk, s. of 10th Duke of St. Albans (d. 1898) (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ. : Privately. War Work : President and
Chairman of Irish War Hospitals Supply Depots ; Chairman
of Co. Waterford Local War Pensions Committee ; President of
Irish Munition Makers' Canteens ; Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and
Sailors' Families Association ; Vice-President Soldiers' and
Sailors' Help Society, Co. Waterford. Addresses : Curragh-
more, Portlaw, Co. Waterford ; 8, Hyde Park Gardens,
London, W. (D.G.28)
BEAUFORT, Capt. Victor Alexandre, O.B.E., M.C,
b. 23 June, 1890 ; s. of the late Major Francis Beaufort, of
Royal ArtiUery ; m. Enid Margaret, d. of the late Charles
Robin, of Jersey. Educ. : St. Davids, Reigate, and WelUngton.
Joined 3rd Devon Regt. S.R., 1908 ; passed into Regular
Army, 1st Batt. Devon Regt., 1911 ; appointed Adjutant,
4th Devon Regt. (T.F.),1920. War Work: Served with 1st
Devon Regt. from commencement of War tiU seriously wounded
on the Aisne, 26 Sept. 1914 ; employed at War Office till
Sept. 1915 ; joined R.F.C Balloon Section, Sept. 15 ; served
with No. 1 Kite Balloon Section in France till May, 1916 ;
InvaUded home ; took 21st Balloon Company to Palestine,
May, 1917 ; served there till Armistice ; returned to England
and organised the London-Paris Aerial route for Peace Confer
ence. Address : Bovey Tracey, Devonshire. Clubs : Con
servative ; Junior Naval and Military ; HurUngham ; Wells,
(08046)
BEAUMONT, Major Eugene Guy Euston, O.B.E.,
R.A.S.C. BEAUMONT, Lieut.-Col. Godfrey Lancaster, O.B.E.,
R.M.L.I., b. 25 Aug. 1864 ; s. of the late James Beaumont, of
RainhUl HaU, Lancashire ; to. Eily Elizabeth, d. of the late
George Augustus Dawes, of The Hall, Kenilworth. Educ. :
Downside College, Woburn Park, and Royal Naval College,
Greenwich. Joined Royal Marine Light Infantry, Sept.
1884 ; retired as Major, 1903 ; served at InteUigence Dept.,
Admiralty ; Adjutant, Royal Malta MUitia ; Recruiting Staff
Officer, London, Belfast, Bristol. War Work : Called up
1914 ; served on board H.M.S. " Euryalus," Western Patrol ;
later, in H.M.S. " Swiftsure " and H M.S. "Lord Nelson,"
throughout Dardanelles Campaign ; present at landing and
evacuation of Gallipoli, also bombardment of Smyrna ; made
Temp. Brig.-Gen. and Chairman Inter-allied Board of Controls
at Athens ; G.S.O. (N.), 1st Class, Rio de Janeiro ; mentioned
in despatches ; received thanks of the British Government for
political services at Athens ; awarded O.B.E., promoted to
substantive Lieut.-Col., and made Commander of the Order of
the Redeemer (Greece). (09516)
BEAUMONT, Major Henry, O.B.E.
BEAUMONT, Major and Qr.-Mr. Henry George, O.B.E.,
R.A.S.C. BEAUMONT, Violet Marie-Louise, Lady, O.B.E. ; d. of
the late F. Wootton Isaacson, M.P., of 18, Upper Grosvenor
Street ; m. Henry, 9th Lord Beaumont. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Vice-President British Red Cross ; Commandant
V.A.D. 86, Sussex _; Commandant and part donor Officers' Red
Cross Hospital, Slindon House, Arundel ; President Soldiers'
and Sailors' Families Assocn., West Sussex ; Registrar for
Women on the Land (Slindon) ; Representative for Slindon
Voluntary Women Workers' (Sir Edward Ward's Scheme).
Addresses : Slindon House, Arundel ; 49, Eaton Place, S.W. 1.
Club: Bath. (O1102)
BEAUSIRE, Clara Constance, C.B.E., b. 7 Feb. 1871 ;
d. of Joseph Boausire, of Wethersfleld, Noctorum, Birkenhead.
Educ. : At home and in Germany. War Work : Vice-President
Birkenhead Division since 1913 ; organised Hospitals, Depots,
etc., also Comforts Committees for 4 Military Hospitals in
Division of Birkenhead ; Secretary to the Mendell Home for
Discharged and Disabled Sailors and Soldiers, 1917-19,
and now acting as Secretary to the Manor HiU Hospital,
Birkenhead, Cheshire Branch B.R.C.S. for Discharged and
Disabled SaUors and Soldiers. Address : Wethersfleld, Noc
torum, Birkenhead. (C2443))
BEAUTEMENT, Lieut. Harold, O.B.E., R.N.R.
BEAVAN, Ernest Charles Edward, M.B.E.
BEAVAN, Francis John, O.B.E.
BEAVER, Edith Maude, M.B.E.
BEAVER, Ida Scott AUDSLEY-, O.B.E.
BEAVER, Major Robert Atwood, O.B.E., R.A.M.C.
BEAVIS, Arthur Beagley, C.B.E. ; 6. 1867 ; s. of James
Beavis. Financial Adviser British Salonica Force. (C405)
BEAVIS, Capt. PhiUp Ernest, O.B.E., R.A.
BEAVON, John, M.B.E., b. 26 March, 1858 ; s. of James
Beavon, of Birmingham ; to. Miriam Maud Lilian, d. of — ¦
Hardcastle, of London. Educ. : Wesleyan Schools, West
minster, and Bow. Chief Examiner of Small Arms, Army
Inspection Department, Royal Smal! Arms Factory, Enfield
Lock. War Work : Supervision of the above department,
underthe Chief Inspector of Small Arms, War Office, and, later,
Ministry of Munitions, and Technical Adviser in all smaU arm

Beazley

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

matters. Address : 14, Portland Avenue, Stamford Hill,
N. 16. (M7345J
BEAZLEY, Capt. Arthur Tetley, M.B.E.
BEAZLEY, Herbert George, M.B.E,
BEBB, Herbert Llewellyn Mountfort, O.B.E.
BEBB, Capt. Roland Harry, O.B.E.
BECHER, Maj.-Gen. (Hon.) Andrew Cracroft, C.B.E.,
b. 26th Aug. 1858 ; s. of Gen. Sir Arthur Becher, K.CB. ;
to. Elizabeth Dalvell, d. of James Raphael Stewart,
M.A. Educ. : Wellington CoUege and Sandhurst. Norfolk
Regiment, 1878-1904 ; commanded 1st Batt. 1900-04 ; retired,
1905 ; commanded 2nd Lothian (Vol.) Brigade, 1906-08 ;
commanded Durham L.I. (Terr.) Brigade. 1908-14 ; served in
the Afghan War, 1879-80, and South African War, 1899-1900.
War Work : Aug. 1914, A.A. and Q.M.G. 3rd Army Central
Force ; commanded 63rd Division (at home), 1915-16, and
Southern Command Depot, 1917-18. Address : Xortham Lodge,
Northam, N. Devon. Club : Naval and MUitary. (C1461)
BECHER, Major Cecil Leycester, M.B.E., 7th Dragoon
Guards (ret.), b. 11 Aug. 1844 ; s. of SulUvan James Becher,
of Indian CivU Service ; m. EmUy Sophia Mary, d. of Col.
WUUam Grove, of Indian Army. Educ. : Sidney CoUege,
Bath. 19J years as Officer of the 7th Dragoon Guards, and
subsequently 12 years in the Army Pay Department ; Egyptian
War Medal, 1882; Khedivial Star, Bar to Medal, Tel-el-Kebir.
War Work : Treasurer for Essex of the SaUors' and Soldiers'
Famines Association, from Nov. 1899, to Sept. 1919, and
other local War work associations. Address : 40, C'reffield
Road. Colchester. (M7346)
BECHER, Dame Ethel Hope, G.B.E., R.R.C. b. 1867;
s. of Col. A. W. R. Becher, of Hammersley, Penn, Bucks.
Educ. : Privately. Trained London Hospital, Whitechapel, E.
Ward Sister, 1893-99 ; Principal Matron Queen Alexandra's
Imperial Military Cursing Service, 1903-10 ; Matron-in-Chief,
1910-19 ; South African War, 1899-1902. R.R.C. : (two
medals) : Sister, Army Nursing Service Reserve. War Work :
Matron-in-Chief of Queen Alexandra's Imperial MUitary
Nursing Service and its Reserve Headquarters, War Office
(bar to R.R.C); Lady of Grace. Order of St. John of Jerusalem.
Address : 35, Mecklenburgh Square, W.C. 1 . (D16)
BECK, Albert George, M.B.E., b. 6 June, 1870. Educ. :
At private school and at Royal Dockyard School, Portsmouth,
tUl 1889. Entered Portsmouth as Dockyard Engine Fitter
Apprentice, 1885-92 ; became Chargeman of Engine BuUding,
1894 ; appointed Inspector of Engine Fitters, Feb. 1901 ;
Promoted Foreman, Engineering Branch, Nov. 1906. War
Work : Appointed by Admiralty, 8 Aug. 1914, as Senior Assis
tant to the Engineer Captain on the Staff of Rear-Adrairal
Laurence E. Power, C.B., C.V.O., for organising, negotiating,
and supervising repairs to H.M. Warships and Chartered Vessels
carried out by Engineering Firms on the Tyne, and at
Sunderland, Middlesbrough, and Blyth during the War.
Address : 108, Orchard Road, Southsea, Portsmouth. (M7347)
BECK, Conrad, C.B.E., 6. 1864; s. of Joseph Beck, of
Stoke Newington, N. ; ra. Annie, e. d. of John CoUings, of
Leighton Buzzard. Chm. and Managing Director of R. and
J. Beck, Ltd., and Pres. British Optical Instrument Manu
facturers' Asso. ; author of " The Theory of the Microscope,"
etc. Address : 34, Upper Addison Gardens, Kensington, W.
(C431)
BECK, Frank Harold, M.B.E.
BECK, Oliver Lawrence, C.B.E., D.S.O.
BECKENHAM, Harry Anstead, M.B.E., b. 6 Nov. 1890.
CivU Servant, Admiralty, since 1910. Club : Tavistock
Residential, Tavistock Square, W.C. (M7349)
BECKER, Sir Walter (Frederick), K.B.E.. b. 9March.l855 ;
s. of Frederick Becker, of Falmouth ; to. Delphine ClotUde
Therese, d. of Alphonse de MarteUy, of London. Educ :
Falmouth Classical and Grammar School. Ex-shipowner ;
Member of the Executives of Local Societies : The Turin
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ; The Society
for the Protection of Youthful Offenders, etc. ; The Italo-
Britannic League, etc. ; formerly Chairman of Maternity and
Rescue Home, Turin, founded and maintained by himself ;
Founder of Italian Steamship Lines, Member of Boards of
Directors of Italian Steamship Companies ; Consul-General
for the King of Siam. War Work : Founded and maintained
British MUitary Hospital at Turin ; Rest House and Reading
Room for British SaUors and Soldiers ; Free Buffet and Meals
at Turin Station, for British SaUors and Soldiers passing
through from aU parts ; Propaganda Work during the War
Addresses : Val Salice, Turin (Italy) ; VUla Delphine, Roque-
brune-C'2n-Martin (France). Clubs : R.A.C ; Royal ComwaU
Yacht ; Union, Genoa and Rome ; AutomobUe Club of Italy.
(K53)
BECKETT, Capt. Charles Stephenson, O.B.E.
BECKETT, Ivy Nina, Mrs.. C.B.E.
BECKETT, Rev. Maurice Thomas, O.B.E.
BECKETT, Muriel Helen Florence, Mrs. Rupert, C.B.E.,
b. 3 Jan. 1878 ; d. of Lord Berkeley, Charles Sidney Paget
(see Burke's Peerage, Anglesey, M.) ; to. Hon. Rupert (Evelyn),
J J"., D.L., 3rd s. of the late WiUiam Beckett, M.P. Addresses :
Stone House, Moor AUerton, Leeds ; 34, Grosvenor Square, W.
(C432)
BECKETT, WiUiam Marrow, M.B.E., Assoc.M.Inst.C E
Mem. Soe Eng., b. 12 AprU, 1860 ; s. of WilUam Beckett, of
Northwich, Cheshire ; m. Martha, d. oi Rev. Jacob Sturton,
M.A., R.D., J.P., of Woodborough Rectory,' WUts. Educ. :
Whitchurch Grammar School, and Victoria University,

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Manchester. Consulting Civil Engineer in Manchester, 1900-14 ;
now practising as Consulting Engineer at 10, Throgmorton
Avenue, London, E.C. ; previous appointments as Resident
Engineer on Preston Dock Works, Manchester Ship Canal, and
lire and Calder Navigation. War Work : 2_ years Assistant
Inspector of Carriages for the War Office in the North-West
District ; 2 years Assistant Water Engineer to the Air Ministry.
Addresses : 42, Hammelton Road, Bromley, Kent ; 10,
Throgmorton Avenue, London, E.C. (M7350)
BECKETT, Lieut.-Col. (Acting Brig.-Gen.) WiUiam
Thomas Clifford, C.B.E.. D.S.O., V.D., M.I.CE.,R.E., T.F.R.,
b 29 Aug. 1862 ; s. of Col. W. H. Beckett, of Indian Army ; m.
Bessie, d. of the late Maj.-Gen. C S. Thomason, R.E., Bengal.
Educ. : Dover CoUege ; Tonbridge School ; Crystal Palace Engi
neering School. CivU Engineer ; Agent and Chief Eng. B.N. Ry.,
1905 ; Lieut.-Col. B.X. Ry. Volunteers ; held appointments
in Egypt later. War Work : Commanded S. Div. Special
Constab. ; did Censor's work in French, Italian, Spanish, and
Portuguese ; under Lord Derby's Scheme was given command
of 12th (Pioneer) Batt. Loyal North Lanes. Regt. ; served in
France, Salonika, Syria and again in France ; transferred to
R.E. and is in Siberia, where he holds the command of the
British Ry. Mission. Addresses : 111, Iverna Court, Kensing
ton. W. 8 ; Grantown-on-Spey, Scotland. Club : Oriental.
(C22126)
BECKWITH, Arthur, O.B.E., A.M.I.C.E., CC ; J.P.,
b. 12 June, 1860 ; s. of Edward Lonsdale Beckwith, of The
Knoll, Eastbourne ; m. Edith Annie, d. of Dr. HeckstaU Smith,
of Hove. Educ : Eton. County CouncUlor ; Director,
Neath and Brecon Rly. Co., and Towgood and Beckwith, Ltd.
War Work : Chairman, Breconshire War Pensions Local
Committee. Address : Moor Park, Llanbedr, Criekhowell,
S. Wales. Club : Thatched House. (09968)
BEDDALL, Herbert Bowman, M.B.E., F.S.I., N.D.A.,
M.R.A.C, b. 28 Dec. 1880; s. of J. F. Beddall. of London;
m. Edith, d. ot the late Dr. F. S. Watson, of Princes Risborough,
Bucks. Educ. : Bedford School ; and Royal Agricultural
CoUege, Cirencester. Articled to J. R. Eve & Son, Bedford ;
District Valuer at Truro ; Valuation Department, Inland
Revenue (held appointment since 1910, previously Agent to
the late Wm. Coryton, J.P., PentUUe Castle, CornwaU). TVar
Work : Acted as Surveyor to the CornwaU Agriculture Execu
tive Committee, and Sub-Commissioner under the Ministry of
Agriculture, during the Food Production Campaign, 1917-19.
Address : Elston, The Avenue, Truro, CornwaU. (M133)
BEDDINGTON, Reginald, O.B.E., b. 15 Aug. 1877;
s. of D. L. Beddington, of 4, Sussex Square, W. 2 ; m. Sybil
Elizabeth, d. of D. Q. Henriques, of 17, Sussex Square, W. 2.
Educ. : Rugby, and Corpus Christi CoUege, Oxford. Barrister-
at-law. War Work : Commandant, F Division, Metropolitan
Special Constabulary, and member of London Ambulance
Column. Address : 25, Cambridge Square, W. 2. Club :
Flvfishers : Devonshire. (09969)
BEDDISON, Francis WiUiam, M.B.E.
BEDDOE, James Stuart, M.B.E.
BEDDOES, Major Claude Eagles WiUoughby. O.B.E.
BEDDOW, Muriel Grace, M.B.E.
BEDFORD, Col. Herbrand Arthur Russell. 11th Duke of,
K.G., K.B.E., Marquess of Tavistock, Earl of Bedford, Baron
Russell of Chenies, Baron RusseU of Thornhaugh, Baron
Howland of Streatham, F.R.S., 6. 19 Feb. 1858 ; sue. his
brother. 10th Duke, 1893 ; to. Mary du Courroy, d. of the late
Ven. W. H. Tribe, Archdeacon of Lahore. Educ. : BaUiol
CoU., Oxford. Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex
since 1898; a Trustee of the British Museum; Chairman,
Bedfordshire County CouncU ; late Col. 3rd Bn. Bedfordshire
Regt.; formerly A.D. C to King Edward and King George;
J.P. ; President of the Zoological Society of London since
1899 ; Church of England ; Liberal Unionist ; joined Grenadier
Guards, 1879 ; served in Egyptian Campaign, 1882 (medal with
clasp and Khedive's Star) ; A.D.C. to Lord Duflerin, Viceroy
of India, 1884-88. Addresses : Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire ;
15, Belgrave Square, W. Club : Brooks's. (K309)
BEDFORD, Richard WiUiam, M.B.E.
BEDINGFELD, Lieut.-Col. Henry Howard, O.B.E.,
(Mil.), b. 7 May, 1859 ; s. of Major-Gen. PhiUp Bedingfeld, of
V\ indsor ; m. Helen WeUesbourne, d. of WiUiam Venour, of
Saundersfont, Pembrokeshire. Educ. : Privately, and Royal
MUitary CoUege, Sandhurst. Gazetted 11th Foot from R.M.C.,
1879. War Work : Served in France, 1915, 9th Batt. Devon
Regt. (1st New Army) ; later, in command, 11th (R.) Batt.
Devon Regt., afterwards the 44th Training Reserve Batt.;
then in command 2nd Vol. Batt. Hants. Regt.. ; 1914-15 Star;
British War Medal; Victory Medal; O.B.E., 1919 (MU.). Ad
dress : Flemings, Hayling Island. (06889)
BEDNELL, Alfred, O.B.E., 6. 1869 ; s. of James Bartleet
BedneU, of Coventry. TTor Work : Secretary Ministry of
Munitions Board of Management, Coventry ; Viee-Chairman,
Ministry of Munitions Board of Management, Midland Area;
Director War Savings Department, Coventry. Address:
Stoke Park. Coventry. (0135)
BEECROFT, AUred, M.B.E.
BEECROFT, Capt. Arthur Edward, M.B.E., B.A., LL.B.,
late R.F... b. 12 June, 1887 ; s. of E. R. Beecroft, J.P., of Tun-
™Bf WeUs ; m. Beryl Constance, d. of Thomas Salt, M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P of Birmingham. Educ. : Tonbridge School; The
l^eys School ; Cambridge University. Barrister-at-Law. IFar
It ork : University and PubUc School Force, Royal FusUiers,

BIOGEAPHIES.

Bell

Aug. to Sept. 1914; Despatch Rider, R.E., Oct. 1914; 2nd
Lieut., R.E. (Signals), 11 Nov. 1914 ; GaUipoli, Suvla Bay,
with 11th Div. (invalided), 6 Aug. 1915 ; Home Service with
Signals (Captain), 1916-1919. Address : 3, Essex Court,
Temple ; Saltley, Beaconsfleld, Bucks. (M1401)
BEEDEN, Harry, M.B.E., 6. 1872 ; s. of Thomas Beeden,
of Elston, Notts. ; m. Emma, d. of WUliam Weatherhogg, of
Fishtoft, Lines. Educ. : Grantham British School and
National School. Clothier. Poor Law Guardian; Borough
CouncUlor ; BuUding Society Director. War Work : Secretary,
Local Central War Savings Committee ; National Service
Committee ; Food Economy Campaign ; Official Correspondent
to the Ministry of Food ; Congregational Church Soldiers'
Social Club. Address; 9, St. Catherine's Road, Grantham. (AI7352)
BEEDIE, Capt. Robert Mitchell, M.B.E., b. 31 March,
1875 ; s. of Rev. R. M. Beedie, of Old Calabar ; m. Margaret
Ann, d. of William Beedie, of Whitehill, New-Deer. Educ ¦
Partick Academy and HamUton Crescent School, Partick.
Member of Glasgow and West of Scotland Interviewing Board,
Appointments Dept. Ministry of Labour (Honorary). War
Work : Master Transports, " Hurst," " Hunsdon " arid " War
Music " ; " Hurst " attacked by submarine on surface, action
lasted 1_ hours, and " Hurst " escaped, 18 AprU, 1917 ;
" Hurst " torpedoed, no lives lost, 3 Oct. 1917 ; " Hunsdon "
torpedoed, 1 life lost, 18 Oct. 1918. Address : 54, Airlie
Gardens, Hyndland, Glasgow. (M7353)
BEEMAN, C. May, C.B.E. Organising Secretary,
Alexandra Day. (C3132)
BEER, Lieut. Arthur James, M.B.E.
BEER. George Stephen, O.B.E.
BEER, Lina, Mrs., O.B.E., b. 1871 ; d. of — Stem, of
Liverpool ; m. Walter Beer, of Liverpool. Educ. : Liverpool.
War Work : Commandant, Bradstones AuxUiary Hospital,
Liverpool ; equipped hospital of 50 beds, and ran it for two
years. Address: 11, Livingston Drive, Sefton Park, Liver
pool. (O9970)
BEESLEY, Major Lewis Henry, M.B.E., b. 1882 ; s. of
the late Henry Beesley, of The Bank House, Wirksworth,
Derbyshire. Educ. : Wirksworth Grammar School. War
Work : Commissioned, AprU, 1915, to Rifle Brigade ; Capt.
Sept. 1915 ; went to France, Feb. 1916 ; invalided home with
sheU shock, July, 1916 ; served on Military Intelligence Staff
from Nov. 1916, to Sept. 1919 ; in May, 1918, was gazetted as
Major, and appointed British Liaison Officer between British
and American Governments for Postal Censorship ; went to
America in May, 1918, and travelled all over America, Canada,
and down to the West Indies to visit American Censorship
Stations. (M5069)
BEETON, Capt. Bernard James, M.B.E., R.A.F.
BEETON, Sir Mayson Moss, K.B.E. Rendered services
in connection with the Newfoundland Forestry Corps. (K348)
BEETON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas Guy, M.B.E.
BEEVER, Lieut. Claude Henry, M.B.B., R.N.
BEEVOR, Susan Heard, Mrs. O.B.E.; d. of Dabney Charles,
of Boston, U.S.A. ; m. John Hare, s. of Sir Thomas Beevor,
Bart., of Hargham, Norfolk. War Work : In Oct. 1914,
started a small Hospital, 10 beds in Wroxham : in spring
of 1915 handed the Hospital over to Wroxham V.A.D.
Detachment ; at once opened a hospital of 50 beds in her own
home. Address : Newhouse, Penshurst, Kent. Club : Ladies'
Empire. (0136)
BEGBEY, Lieut.-Col. Henry, O.B.E., R.A.O.C.
BEGBIE, Col. Frank Warburton, C.B.E., Knight of Grace
of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, M.R.CS.tEng.), L.R.CP.
(Lond.), b. 13 June, 1864; s. of James Warburton Begbie, M.D.,
LL.D., of Edinburgh ; to. Catherine Mary, d. of Walter Reynolds ,
J.P., of Hawkswick, St. Albans. Educ. : Fettes and St.
Bart.'s Hospital. Member of Board of Pensions, Plymouth
Area. War Work : Commandant Eastbourne, Ripon, Black ¦
pool ; Training Battalions Liaison Officer to American Medical
Units: O.C. No. 6 General Hospital, Rouen : A.D.M.S. Dieppe,
Le Treport, Dunkerque ; A.D.M.S. Cornwall, Devon, Somerset,
and Gloucester. Address : 1, Carlton HiU, Exmouth, Devon.
Club: Junior Naval and MUitary. (C1220)
BEGG, Alexander Clarke, O.B.E., M.D., b. 21 Feb. 1873 ;
s. of the late Alexander Campbell Begg, of Dunedin, N.Z. ;
m. Catherine Willis, d. of the late Charles A. AinsUe, of Swinton
Park, Peebles, N.B. Educ. : Boys' High School, Dundee, and
Edinburgh University. Hon. Physician to the Swansea
Hospital ; Chairman, Swansea Division of the British Medical
Association. War Work : Medical Officer, Hedd Fan, Pare
Wern, and BrynmiU Red Cross Hospitals ; Chairman, Local
Medical War Committee. Address : 74, Walter Road, Swansea,
S. Wales. (09971)
BEGG, Donald Glassford, M.B.E., 6. 24 May, 1870 ; s. of
Robert Begg, of Ayr. War Work : Hon. Sec. Committee for
the River Plate Contingent. Address: 32, Corfton Road,
Ealing, W. Club : Argentine. (M1402)
BEHRENS. Capt. Edgar Charles, O.B.E., b. 13 May,
1885 ; s. of G. Behrens, of Withington, Manchester. Educ. :
Rugby School. Merchant. Address : 5, Queens Road, Ilkley,
Yorks. Club: Bradford. (06891)
BEITH, Major Ian Hay, C.B.E., M.C. 6. 17 April, 1876 ;
s. of John Alexander Beith, of Altnacriag, Oban ; to. Helen
Margaret, d. of P. A. Speirs, of Polmont Park, Stirlingshire.
Educ. : Fettes College, Edinburgh ; St. John's College, Cam
bridge. Author. War Work : Served 10th Argyll and Suther
land Highlanders ; then Machine Gun Corps. Address : 21.

Brutou St., W. Clubs : Ganick ; Caledonian ; Royal
Automobile. C4433)
BELBEN, Frank, O.B.E., M.B., F.R.CS., b. 16 April.
1869; s. of Thomas Belben, of Poole, Dorset. Educ: Hailey-
bury; Christ's College, Cambridge; St. Bartholomew's.
Surgeon (Consulting) ; Surgeon to Royal Victoria and West
Hants Hospital, Bournemouth ; Consulting Surgeon to Milford
Cottage Hospital. War Work : Hon. Surgeon, Boscombe,
Crag Head, and Christ Church Military Hospitals, Bourne
mouth ; St. John Ambulance Brigade, and Grata Quies
Auxili-iry Hospitals, Bournemouth. Address : 25, Knyvei'ton
Road, Bournemouth. Club : Bournemouth. (09972)
BELCHAMBER, Lieut. Douglas Foster, M.B.E., M.G.C
BELCHAMBER, Frederick Augustus, O.B.E.
BELCHEM, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Owen King, O.B.E., M.C
BELCHER, The Hon. Charles Frederic, M.B.E., M.A.,
LL.B., b. 11 July, 187U ; s. of George Frederick Belcher, of
Geelong, Australia; m. Sara, d. of Harman Visger, of London.
Educ. : Geelong Grammar School and Trinity CoUege (Uni
versity of Melbourne). Barrister-at-Law, Attorney-General,
Nyasaland Protectorate. War Work : Translation of wireless
interceptions and captured documents in Uganda during
1914-17. Served in Uganda Volunteer Reserve 1914-1916.
Address : Zomba, Nyasaland. Club : Zomba. (M6414)
BELCHER, Edmund Charles, M.B.E.
BELCHER, Major Ernest Albert Crossley, C.B.E., M.A.
(Oxon.), b. 1872; s. of the late Albert Belcher, of Barnet,
Herts. Educ : Queen's College, Taunton, and Lincoln CoUege,
Oxford. Natal Civil Service, 1901-07 ; Assistant Master and
House Tutor, Clifton, 1908-12 ; Headmaster, Christ's College,
New Zealand, 1912-14. War Work : Second-in-Command
D.C.L.I., 1915-16 ; Director Agricultural Section, Navy and
Army Canteen Board, 1916-17 ; Director of Vegetable Supplies,
Ministry of Food, 1917-18 ; Contested (U.) Holland with Boston
Division of Lincolnshire, 1918. Address : The Mill House,
Clewer, Windsor. Clubs : Oxford and Cambridge ; Junior
Army and Navy ; Royal Colonial Institute. (C434)
BELCHER, Evelyn, M.B.E., b. 1882 ; d. of Francis Wm.
Belcher, of Chippenham. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Quartermaster of Chippenham Red Cross Hospital ; responsible
for all housekeeping and accounts for 100 beds 3_ years.
Address : 12, Marshfield Road, Chippenham. (M137)
BELFIELD, Florence, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of late Rev.
James Rathbome ; m. Sir Henry Conway, K.C.M.B. (see
Burke's Peerage), s. of late John Belfield, J.P., of Primley
Hill, S. Devon. Address : 4, Roxburgh Mansions, Kensington
Court, W. 8. Clubs : Junior Carlton, Bachelors', and Ranelagh. (C7516)
BELFIELD, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Herbert Eversley, K.C.B.,
K.C.M.G., K.B.E., D.S.O., p.s.c, b. 25 Sept. 1857 ; s. of the
late Capt Belfield, J. P., Malmains, Glos. ; to. 1st, Emily Mary,
e.d. of the late Rt. Rev. Hibbert Binney, D.D., Bishop of Nova
Scotia ; 2nd, Evelyn Mary, d. of the late Albon Taylor, Elm
Grove, Barnes. Educ. : WeUington Coll. Director of
Prisoners of War 1914-20 ; served Ashanti, 1895-96, as
Chief Staff Officer (despatches, Brevet Lieut.-Col., Star) ;
South Africa, 1899-1902 (despatches twice, C.B., D.S.O.) ;
A.A.G., 1st Army Corps, 1902-3, commanded 4th Infantry
Brigade, 1903-7 ; Commanded 4th Division, 1907-11 ;
Colonel, Duke of Wellington's Regt., 1909 ; a Governor of
Wellington CoUege, and a Commissioner of the Duke of York's
Royal Military School ; GTand Officer, Ordre de la Couronne
(Belgium). Address : 15, Thurloe Court, S.W.3. Club : Army
and Navy. (K297)
BELFIELD, Major Sydney, C.B.E., b. 1862; s. of the
late John Finney Belfield, of Primley Hill, Paignton ; to. 1902,
Annie, d. of Charles Mitchell, of Jesmond Towers, Newcastle-
on-Tyne. Major and temporary Lieut.-Col. R.A. ; S. Africa,
1899-1900 (Queen's medal with clasp) ; Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1463)
BELL, Capt. and Brevet-Major Aidan Isaac, O.B.E.,
R.M.L.I., b. 15 July, 1885 ; s. of Charles Ernest Bell, of Park
House, Durham, and Teresa Mary Bell, nee Salvin, of Burn
HaU, Durham ; to. Eleanor Christina, d. of Edward G. Dove,
J.P., of Oaklands, Riding Mill-on-Tyne. Educ. : Oratory
School, Edgbaston, Birmingham. Joined the Royal Marine
Light Infantry, 1 Sept. 1904. War Work : Served in H.M.S.
"Leviathan," H.M.S. "Agincourt," H.M.S. " Shannon" until
end of 1916; then appointed Naval Intelligence Officer at
Callao, Peru, S. America, until 1 Jan. 1920 ; awarded rank of
Brevet Major, 1 Jan. 1919, for good services during the War.
Clubs : Junior Naval and MUitary. (09414)
BELL, Capt. Adolphus Edmund, C.B.E., 6. 1850 ;
s. of Edmund Frederick BeU, of Kensington, W. An Elder
Brother of Trinity House. Address : 23, Down Street, May-
fair, W. Clubs : Isthmian ; Junior Athenaeum. (C882)
BELL, Capt. Alee Jeffrey, O.B.E., late Indian Cavalry, 6.
20 May, 1885 ; e.s. of Charles Jeffrey Bell, of St. Leonards-on-
Sea ; to. 13 Oct. 1920, Christina Hannah, e.d. of W. G. Badham,
of Four Oaks, Warwickshire. Educ. : Malvern. East India
Merchant, Calcutta. War Work : Assistant Director of Re
mounts, Baghdad. Address : 22, Strand Road, Calcutta.
Clubs : Bengal ; New Oxford and Cambridge ; East Sussex. (06572)
BELL, Andrew, M.B.E., J.P., b. 1868 ; s. of Andrew
Bell, of Leith ; m. Rachel, d. of James Ballingall, of Leith.
Educ. : Free Church Normal School, Edinburgh. Gen. Sec,
Y.M.C.A., Glasgow. War Work : Y.M.C.A. Hut work in
Egypt ; in Glasgow, organising two Huts and organising and

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Bell

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

running six hostels for Service men, and one hostel for relatives
of wounded. An aggregate of over 544,000 men were accom
modated overnight in the former, and 3,869 in the latter ; in
all these ministered to the physical and social needs of about
2,155,000 Service men. Address: Y.M.C.A. Club, 100, Both-
well Street, Glasgow. (M7355)
BELL, Andrew Riddell, O.B.E.
BELL, Major Arthur Hugh, D.S.O., O.B.E., R.E., b.
16 \pril, 1878 ; s. of Edward Bell, of Hampstead, London,
N.W. ; to. Gabrielle, d. of the late J. Kennedy. I.C.S. Educ. :
Charterhouse. Commissioned 2nd Lieut., R.E., 23 March,
1898. War Work : Served with a field company in Flanders
from July, 1915, to Feb. 1916; subsequently on Indian
Frontier, mostly in Waziristau ; awarded the O.B.E. for work
in India during the War. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co., 16,
Charing Cross. (08436)
BELL, Arthur Morton, O.B.E. .M.T.Mech.E., J.P., b. 1864; s.
of Richard Morton BeU, of Sandy, Beds. ; m. Frances Maud, d. of
. Henry Lee, of Dunton. Educ : Private schools. Mechanical
Engineer, formerly Loco. Dept., Great Eastern Rly., England,
now Carriage and Wagon Supt.. Great Indian Peninsula Rly.
War Work : Design and construction of mUitary troop trains,
ambulance cars ; pontoon structures for Mesopotamia, etc. ;
munitions, hospital furniture, etc. Address : 7, Khatau
Mansions, Bombay. (04012)
BELL, Charles David Jarrett, M.B.E.
BELL, Lieut.-Col. Charles Francis, C.B.E., D.S.O., b.
4 July, 1882 ; s. of late Charle3 Bell, J.P., of Norley Hall,
Norley, Cheshire ; to. Rita, d. ot E. J. McCabe, Scranton,
Penna., U.S.A. Educ. : Greenbank School, Liverpool ; and
Sedbergh, Yorks. Director of Road Transport, Ministry of
Food ; awarded C.B.E. (Civil) for special work in connection
with the RaUway Strike, 1919. War Work : Joined R.A.S.C
Sep. 1914, took part in retreat from Antwerp ; first battle of
Ypres ; overseas service, 1914 to 1917 ; awards, 1914 Star and
Bar, Mention in Despatches, D.S.O., British War Medal and
Victory Medal; Home Service, 1917 to 1919; A.Q.M.G. War
Office Demobilisation Work ; awarded O.B.E. (MUitary).
Address : 25, Weymouth St., London, W. 1. Club : Royal
AutomobUe. (C2444)
BELL, Capt. Charles Hugh, O.B.E., R.A.F.
BELL, Lieut.-Col. Charles ThornhiU, O.B.E., Kaisir-i-Hind
medal, R.A. (ret.), b. 18 Dec. 1862 ; s. of Rev. W. C. Bell, of
Indian Ecclesiastical Establishment. Educ. : Royal MUitary
Academy, Woolwich. Supt., Indian Ordnance Factories ;
Gun Carriage Factory, Bombay ; Gun and SheU Factory,
Cossipore. War Work : Supt., Gun Carriage Factory, Jub-
bulpore ; Superintending Engineer, London Area ; Inspector
Gun Carriages ; Technical Adviser, Trench Mortar Inspection.
Address : 3, Cambridge Place, Bromley, Kent. (03616)
tary. (06893)
BELL, Constance Mildred, M.B.E. Responsible for the
welfare of Blinded Officers, St. Dunstan's. (M10305)
BELL, Lieut.-Col. Edward, M.B.E., b. June, 1868 ; s. fit
Peter BeU, of Wexford, Ireland ; m. Elizabeth Alice Edith,
d. of Henry George Stubbs. Educ: Privately and at Clarke's
C.I. School, Dublin. Commandant, Local Forces, Leeward
Islands, British West Indies, and Chief Inspector, L.I. Police
Force; Member of Executive Council , Leeward Islands, with
affix of " Honourable " ; thanks of H.M. Government for
services in riots at Antiqua in 1918, and PoUce Medal for
gaUantry in 1914 (wounded). War Work : EnUsted and
trained contingents to the B.W.I. Reeriment ; in charge of
discipline of Royal Marine ArtiUery Battery, Antigua. Ad
dress : Court Lodge, St. John, Antigua. (M1250)
BELL, Enoch, M.B.E., J.P.
BELL, Evelyn Mary, Mrs., O.B.E.
BELL, Florence, Lady, D.B.E. ; d. of late Sir Joseph
OUiffe, M.D. ; m. as his 2nd wife Sir Thomas Hugh R. Bell,
2nd Bart. ; sue. his father, 1904 (see Burke's Peerage). Ad
dresses : Rounton Grange and Mount Graer Priory, North-
aUerton, Yorkshire ; 95, Sloane Street, S.W. (D25)
BELL, Francis James, M.B.E., b. 15 May, 1866. Educ. :
Uppingham. Registrar of the Kingston County Court ; Clerk
to the County Justices (Kingston Division), and Commissioners
of Taxes (Kingston and Elmbridge Division). War Work :
Chief Officer of Kingston, Surbiton, and District Fire Brigade ;
Member of Home Office Fire Brigades Co-ordination Com
mittee, 1917-18, and of Advisory Committee, 1918-19 ; Vice-
Chairman ofthe National Fire Brigades Association. Address :
Chillington, Lovelace Gardens, Surbiton. (M7357)
BELL, Capt. George, O.B.E., Aust. A.M.C.
BELL, Major George Gerald, O.B.E., R.E.
BELL, Gertrude Margaret Lowthian, C.B.E. ; d. of Sir
Thomas Hugh BeU, Bart., by his first marriage (see Burke's
Peerage). War Work : Rendered valuable services to B.R.C.S.
during Great War, and was Asst. PoUtical Officer to Mesopo-
tamian Exped. Force. (Cll)
BELL, Harold Idris, O.B.E., M.A., b. 2 Oct. 1879 ; s. of
Chas. C BeU, of Epworth (Lines.) ; to. Mabel Winifred, d. of
Ernest Ayling, of Crouch End. Educ. : High School, Notting
ham ; Oriel CoUege, Oxford ; Universities of Berlin and Halle.
Fir3t Class Assistant, Dept. of MSS., British Museum. War
Work : Editor of Food Supplement to the DaUy Review of
the Foreign Press, pubUshed by the General Staff. Address :
8, Birchington Road. Crouch End, N. 8. (09975)
BELL, Henry McGrady, C.B.E., b. 25 Oct. 1880 ; s. of
James WUls Bell, of Dundee ; to. Ilia, d. of Prof. Adam Schwap-
pach.of Eberswalde. Educ. : Dundee High School ; Morrison's

Academy, Crieff ; and on the Continent. Director, Price & Pierce
Ltd., London and New York. War Work : Acting-Consul at
Heisingfors to 1919 ; Acting Chargfi d'Affaires in the Diplo
matic Service, 1920. Addresses : 27, Clement's Lane, London
E.C 4 ; 269, Banbury Road, Oxford. Club : St. Stephen's.
S.W. , (C2445)
BELL, Capt. Herbert, O.B.E., R.E. (T.F.)
BELL, Hubert Dowson, O.B.E.
BELL, Capt. James Logan, O.B.E., R.A.S.C
BELL, Major James MacKintosh, O.B.E.
BELL, Lieut. John Aiton, O.B.E. , I.A.R.O.
BELL, Eng.-Comm. John Fawcett, O.B.E., R.N.
BELL, 2nd Lieut. Lee, M.B.E.
BELL, Marcus, O.B.E. (011949)
BELL, Lieut.-Col. Matthew Gerald Edward, O.B.E.
b. 24 July 1871 ; s. of Matthew John Bell, of Bourne Park,
Kent (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; to. Hon. Mary late Maid
of Honour to Queen Alexandra, d. of Sir WUliam Hart Dyke,
Bart., of LuUingstone Castle (see Burke's Peerage). Educ:
Eton. Late Rifle Brigade. War Work : General Staff,
Central Force, Eastern Command, and Supreme War Council,
VersaUles. Address : Bourne Park, Canterbury, Kent.
Club : Marlborough. (O4304)
BELL, Capt. Morris James, O.B.E.
BELL, Lieut. Norman, M.B.E., A.S.C
BELL, Lieut.-Col. Richard Carmichael, D.S.O., O.B.E.,
late 38th (K.G.O.) Central India Horse, b. 21 June, 1868;
s. of Rev. Canon J. S. BeU, of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin ;
to. Mildred Charlotte, d. of B.ev. B. C Davidson-Houston, of
St. Johns, Sydney Parade, Dublin. Educ. : Trinity College,
Startford-on-Avon. Served in the Tirah Expedition, 1897-8 ;
Seistan Boundary Commission in Persia and S. Afghanistan,
1903-6. War Work : Served in France, Dec. 1914, to Oct.
1919 ; commanded 15th Batt. (1st London Welsh) Royal Welsh
FusUiers, Nov. 1915, to Oct. 1916 ; Battle of the Somme,
July, 1916 ; attack on and capture of Mametz Wood, Battle
of Cambrai. Nov. 1917. Club : Junior United Service. (02435)
BELL, Robert, C.B.E. ; in N.-E. RaUway Co.'s Service. (C438)
BELL, Capt. Robert Arthur, O.B.E.
BELL, Capt. Rudolph John, O.B.E., M.C, R.A.S.C.
BELL, Sir Thomas, K.B.E., b. Sersawa, British India,
1865 ; e.s. of the late Irnrie Bell, M.I.C.E. ; to. Helen, d. of
Malcolm Macdonald. Educ. : King's Coll. School ; Royal
Naval Engineering CoU,. Devonport. Director, John Brown
& Co., Ltd. Entered, in 1886, the Engineering and Shipbuilding
Works of James and George Thompson, Clydebank, which were
subsequently purchased by John Brown & Co., Ltd., of
Sheffield and Clydebank ; Resident Director in charge since
1909 ; Deputy Controller of Dockyards and ShipbuUding,
Admiralty, May, 1917, to Dec. 1918 ; a Vice-President of the
Institute of Naval Architects ; M.I.C.E., and Member of other
technical societies ; also of General Committee of Lloyd's
Register of Shipping. Address : Auchentoshan, Dalmuir,
Dumbartonshire. Clubs : Reform ; Royal AutomobUe ; New
(Glasgow). (KB)
BELL, Capt. Thomas Carmichael, O.B.E.
BELL, Thomas Norman Jarvis, O.B.E.
BELL, Major Victor Douglas, O.B.E., R.A.F.
BELL, Violet Caroline, M.B.E., V.A.D.
BELL, WilUam Thomas, O.B.E.
BELL, Kathleen Audrey Danvers BAINBRIDGE-,
b. 1894 ; d. of the Rev. F. C. Bainbridge-Bell. Educ. : Queen's
CoUege, London. War Work : Secretarial work at Ministry
of Munitions and Ministry of Food, 1915-19. Address : The
Vicarage, Catford. Club : Halcyon. (M1404)
BELL, Major Clive Vincent MOBERLY-, O.B.E., b.
15 Jan. 1885 ; s. of Charles Frederick Moberly-BeU ; m.
Elizabeth Enid, d. of A. A. GrenvUle Malet. Educ. : Marl
borough. War Work : D.A.Q.M.G., Southern Command,
SaUsbury; D.A.Q.M.G., 10th Corps, B.E.F.; A.Q.M.G.,
Eastern Command, London. Club : Junior Naval and Mili-
BELL, Lieut.-Col. Ernest FitzRoy MORRISON-, O.B.E.,
fi. 19 AprU, 1871 ; s. of Sir Charles Morrison-BeU, Bart., of
Otterburn Hall, Northumberland ; m. Maud Evelyn, d. of
Lieut.-Col. F. Henry, of Elmestree, Tetbury, Glos. Educ. :
Eton. Late 9th Lancers. War Work : Served with 7th
Reserve Regt. of Cavalry from Aug. 1914, to AprU, 1917;
commanded 2/1 Royal WUts Yeomanry, AprU, 1917, to end
of War. Addresses : 5, Cambridge Gate, Regents Park,
N.W. 1 ; The Close, Tetbury, Glos. Clubs : Carlton, Cavalry,
Royal Automobile. (07492)
BELLAIRS, Major Robert George, O.B.E., I.A.R.O.,
b. 13 Jan. 1876 ; s. of J. G. BeUairs-Stevenson, of Ranikhet,
U.P., India ; m. Kathleen Mary, d. of C. T. Ambler, of Monghyr.
Educ. : Neuenheim CoUege, Heidelberg. Teaplanter ; at
present Colonization Officer, Kumaon, Ind., Soldiers' Settle
ments, Kaucanie, Almora. War Work : Recruited men for
50th Kumaon Rifles ; raised 36th Kumaon Labour Corps ;
served in France, Sept. 1917, to July, 1918 ; in Mesopotamia,
from Oct. 1918, to Jan. 1920, as CO. of the 73rd and 109th
Kumaon Lab. Corps, respectively. Address : Kausanie P.O.,
vw Almora, U.P., India. Club : Overseas. (02116)
BELLAMY, Albert, C.B.E., 6. 1870; s. of the late
James Bellamy ; m. 1899, Mary, d. of the late John Fisher, of
Halifax. Formerly Pres. National Union of RaUwaymen.
Address : 93, Fox Street, Stockport. (C16)
BELLAMY, Major Charles Glynn Hughes O.B.E.
BELLAMY, Hugh Maurice, O.B.E. (09714)
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BIOGEAPHIES.

Bennett

BELLANEY, Major David Ernest, M.B.E., 6. 1872 • s
of David Bellaney, of Lucan. Educ. : Kingsley CoUege
War Work : Purchasing Officer on Remount Commission in
Canada and United States of America during period of War
Address : Esker House, Lucan, Ireland. Club : White's.
BELLASIS, Gwendolen Edith, M.B.E. ; d. of E. S Bel-
lasis, late of P.W. Dept., India. Educ : Badminton House ;
Clifton ; and Ladies' College, Cheltenham. War Work : Four
years in War Trade Dept., for which she received the thauks
of the Government and the M.B.E. Address : Enmore,
Guildford. (M104)
BELLEW, Capt. Edward Henry, M.B.E.
BELLHOUSE, Gerald, C.B.E., B.A., 6. 13 April, 1867 •
s. of WiUiam BeUhouse, of Alderley Edge, Cheshire ; m. Edith
Marion, d. of W. R. R. Gemmell, of Alderley Edge. Educ. :
Fettes College, Edinburgh, and Trinity College, Cambridge.
H.M. Deputy Chief Inspector of Factories. War Work :
Organised arrangements for special overtime and for sub
stitution of female for male labour in munition and other
factories (Home Office) ; Member of Health of Munition
Workers Committee (Ministry of Munitions) ; Chief Com
missioner National Service Department ; Chairman Civil War
Workers Committee (Ministry of Reconstruction) ; Member of
Supplementary Rations Committee (Ministry of Food).
Address : 6, Eaton Square, London, S.W. 1. Club : United
University. (C110)
BELLMAN, Harold, M.B.E., F.S.S., b. 16 Feb. 1886;
s. of Charles Henry Bellman, formerly of Penzance, Cornwall ;
m. Kate, d. of Edwin Peacock, of Brondesbury Park. Educ •
Paddingion and Privately. Asst. Sec, the Abbey Road
Permanent Building Society. War Work : Principal Assistant
(Administrative) Establishment Branch of the Secretariat of
the Ministry of Munitions of War, 1915-20 ; Assistant Com
mander, Headquarters Central Detachment Metropolitan
Special Constabulary Reserve. Address : Etchingham Park
Road, Finchley. Club : Eighty. (M1358)
BELLWOOD, Major Cecil Power, O.B.E.
BELLWOOD, Surg.-Lieut. Kenneth Bonson, O.B.E.,
R.N. BELT, Capt. Charles Burnley, M.B.E., M.C, DCM
RA..F. BELTON, Capt. Andrew, O.B.E., R.A.F.
BEMROSE, Capt. WilUam Lloyd, O.B.E., T.F.
BENDALL, James Lucas, O.B.E., b. 1857 ; _. of the late
Charles Bendall, of WeUs, Somerset. Educ. : Grammar School,
Wells, Somerset. H.M. CivU Service, Board of Trade, from
Dec. 1875. War Work : Clerk in charge of Accounts at the
Board of Trade. Address : Sheen Park Gardens, Richmond,
Surrey. Club : National Liberal. (09978)
BENDELL, Lieut. Albert, M.B.E., R.N.
BENDER, Capt. WilUam Edward Gustave, M.B.E.,
I.A.R.O. BENET, Lieut.-Col. Henry Vere Fane, C.B.E., 6. 1863 ;
Major (ret.), and T. Lieut.-Col. ; served in Russia during
Great War ; has Legion of Honour. (C436)
BENEY, Major Arthur, O.B.E., b. 26 March, 1883 ;
s. of W. A. Beney, J .P., of Beckenham ; to. Evelyn, d. of E.
Simpson, of Toronto. Educ : Westminster School. Machinery
Exporter. War Work : D.A.D.T., 5th Army. Address :
Oakleigh, Shepherd's HiU, Highgate. Clubs : Junior Athe
naeum ; M.CC (02426)
BENJAMIN, Florence, Mrs., M.B.E., b. 23 Dec. 1867 ;
d. of A. L. Lazarus, of Palace Court, W. ; to. Henry S., s. of
Solomon Benjamin, of Brunswick House, Clifton Gardens,
London, W. Educ. : Girton House. War Work : Head of a
Surgical Bandage Department at the British Red Cross Central
Workrooms, Burlington House, Piccadilly, W. Address :
15, Pembridge Crescent, London, W. 11. (M1406)
BENN, Sir Arthur Shirley, K.B.E., M.P. (C), Plymouth,
since 1910 ; b. 1858 ; e.s. of the late Rev. J. W. Benn, M.A.,
Rector of Carrigaline and Douglas, Co. Cork, and Maria Louisa,
d. of the late Gen. Christopher HamUton, C.B., and Hon.
Mrs. HamUton, d. of the 2nd Lord Castlemaine ; to. Alys Marie,
d. of F. A. Lining, of Springhill, Alabama. Educ. : Clifton
CoU. ; abroad. Student, Inner Temple. Lived for some time
in Canada ; was British Vice-Consul, Mobile, and Managing
Director, Hunter, Benn & Co. ; held commission in Canadian
Garrison ArtiUery ; returned to England, 1902 ; contested
Battersea, 1909 and 1910 ; Member, L.CC, 1907-11 ; Chair
man, Highways Committee, 1901-10. Address : Bolton
Gardens, S.W. Clubs : Carlton ; Royal Thames Yacht ; Royal
Western. (K131)
BENN, Charles Anthony, O.B.E. (011784)
BENN, Capt. Edward Hugh, M.B.E., R.A.S.C.
BENN, Ernest John Piekstone, C.B.E. , 6. 25 June, 1875 ;
eldest s. of Sir John W Benn, Bart. ; to. Gwendoline Dorothy,
d. of the late F. M. Andrews, of Edgbaston. Educ. : Privately.
Managing Director Benn Brothers, Ltd. ; Editor " Ways and
Means." War Work : Assistant Director, training section,
Ministry <5f Munitions, 1916-17 ; Chairman, Trade Organisation
Commissioners, Ministry of Reconstruction, 1917-18 ; Founder
of the Industrial Reconstruction CouncU and of the Higher
Production CouncU ; Treasurer, Industrial League. Addresses :
Blunt House, Oxted, Surrey ; 8, Bouverie St. E.C. 4. Clubs :
Savile; Union; Reform. (C437)
BENN, Capt. Walter, M.B.E., R.E.
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BENNETT, Ada Mary, M.B.E.
BENNETT, Agnes, Mrs., M.B.E., Queen Elizabeth's
Belgium Modal, b. 10 Dec. 1857 ; d. of James Tait, of Ayrshire,
Scotland; to. William, s. of A. Brice Bennett, of Wargrave,
Berks. Educ. : Mauchline High School, Ayrshire, and Leeds,
Yorks. President from 1914-18, and from 1919 to present date,
Loyal Women's Guild, Umtali Branch ; President Girl Guide
Local Association, Umtali ; Member Hospital Advisory
Board ; Member Advisory Committee of Maternity Home. War
Work : Organised Belgian Fete in 1914 for the relief of Belgian
Refugees ; from 1914 tho Loyal Women's Guild Organised and
controlled the bulk of War Relief Work in Umtali, including
Comforts for the men at the front and in hospitals, in South
west Africa, East Africa, and at home, particularly to the
2nd Rhodesian ; and also raised substantial sums for the
British Red Cross Society, the S. A. Red Cross Society, and the
Mashonaland Central War Fund for returned disabled Rho-
desians. Address : Darlington, Umtali, S. Rhodesia. (M6415)
BENNETT, Major Alexander John Munro, O.B.E., T.D.
BENNETT, AUce Mary, M.B.E., Q.M.A.A.C.
BENNETT, Lieut.-Col. Allan Edward Kingston, O.B.E.
BENNETT, 2nd. Lieut. Archie, M.B.E.,
BENNETT, Arthur Henry, O.B.E., LL.B. (Lond.), b.
17 Sept. 1862 ; s. of Arthur Bennett, of Leicester ; to.
Gertrude, d. of R. P. Swain, of Leicester. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Executive Officer, Leicester Food Control Com
mittee ; i Distribution Officer for Leicestershire, under the
Ministry of Food. Address : 111, Dorset Road, Bexhill-on-Sea. (03617)
BENNETT, Arthur Russell, M.B.E.
BENNETT, Catherine EUzabeth, O.B.E., W.R.N.S.
BENNETT, Capt. Douglas Raymond, O.B.E., R.E.
BENNETT, Edward, M.B.E., b. 16 Sept. 1857 ; s. of the
late Rev. Henry Bennett, of The Vicarage, St. Nicholas-at-
Wade, Thanet ; to. Joanna Margaret, d. of the late Nicol
Macphail of Edinburgh. Educ. : Dover College. Appointed
to Savings Bank Department, General Post Office, 1875 ;
Principal clerk, 1911 ; Vice-President of Association of Men of
Kent and Kentish Men. War Work : Direction of correspon
dence relating to the Post Office, issues of War Loan, Ex
chequer Bonds and National War Bonds. Address : 14,
Cyril Mansions, Battersea Park, S.W. 11. (M9360)
BENNETT, Edward George, O.B.E. (011950)
BENNETT, Capt. Edward Morden, O.B.E., R.N.
BENNETT, Ernest Lampeer, M.B.E.,
BENNETT, Ernest Reginald, M.B.E., R.N.,
BENNETT, Frank Douglas, O.B.E.
BENNETT, Geoffrey Thomas, O.B.E., Sc.D., F.R.S.,
b. 30 June, 1868. Fellow of Emmanuel CoUege, Cambridge.
War Work : Ministry of Munitions and Admiralty Compass
Department. Address: Emmanuel CoUege, Cambridge.
Club : Roval Societies'. (O140)
BENNETT, George Edward, M.B.E.
BENNETT, George Richard, M.B.E.
BENNETT, George WiUred, M.B.E.
BENNETT, Capt. Gilbert Hedley, M.B.E.
BENNETT, Isaac Vaughan, M.B.E., 6. 30 April, 1879 ;
s. of the Rev. Henry G. Bennett, of Southport ; to. Joan; d. of
Wm. LoveU Bonnett, of Harpenden. Educ. : SUcoates School,
Wakefield, and privately. Civil Servant in Naval Store Dept.
of Admiralty. War Work : Principally as Naval Store Officer,
H.M. Dockyard, Haulbowline, Queenstown, Ireland ; also at
Admiralty and at H.M. Dockyard, Portsmouth. Address : 4,
Dockyard Terrace, Sheerness. (M3526)
BENNETT, Major James, O.B.E., R.A.S.C
BENNETT, Major James WilUam, O.B.E. , V.D.
BENNETT, Joseph, M.B.E.
BENNETT, Josephine Katherine, M.B.E.
BENNETT, Leonora, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Theo. Thome
Ricketts. of Greystones, Paignton ; to. Lawrence Henry, M.A.,
M.B. Oxon., who died 1918, s. of Henry Bennett, J.P., of
Somersetshire. Educ. : Privately. Joined B.R.C Society, 1910.
War Work : Joined The Larches V.A. Hospital, Paignton,
S. Devon, Aug. 1914 ; became V.A.D. Quartermaster and
remained as such 3_ years at The Larches ; joined Barrington
Aux. Hosp. for Officers, Paignton, S. Devon, 1918, as V.A.
Quartermaster, remained for six months, leaving in Oct. 1918 ;
mentioned in despatches, Oct. 1918. (M7363)
BENNETT, Paymastet-Lieut.-Comm. Martin Gilbert,
O.B.E., R.N.
BENNETT, Nina Bessie, M.B.E., b. 16 June, 1878 ; d. of
Charles Hudson Bennett, of First House, Cooden, BexhiU, and
68, Coleman Street, W.C War Work : Commanaant, Cooden
V.A.D. Hospital, from 25 Aug. 1914, to 18 Jan. 191 9 ; attached
Canadian C.A.M.C at Cooden and Epsom Camps from Jan. to
July, 1919. Address : First House, Cooden, BexhiU. Club :
Ladv Golfers. (M7364)
BENNETT, Major Norman Carmichael, O.B.E., M.C.
BENNETT, Peter Frederick Blaker, O.B.E., A.I.A.E.,
6. 16 April, 1880 ; s. of Frederick C. Bennett, of London ;
m. Agnes, d. of the late Joseph Palmer, of Birmingham.
Educ. : King Edward's School, Five Ways, Birmingham.
Joint Managing Director, Joseph Lucas, Ltd. ; Managing
Director, The Lucas Electrical Co., Ltd., and Thomson-Bennett
Magnetos, Ltd. ; Chairman, The British Ignition Apparatus
Association ; Chairman, The British Aero Magneto Manu
facturers Association. War Work : The establishment of a
Magneto manufacturing Industry in Gt. Britain, which was

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previously a German monopoly. Address : Ardencote, Four
Oaks, Warwickshire. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (O9980)
BENNETT, Reginald Allbon, O.B.E., b. 7 Jan. 1878 ;
s. of Rev. Augustus Frederick Bennett, of St. Leonards-on-Sea ;
to. Olive Janet. Educ. : Privately and in France and Germany.
Served under the British North Borneo Government in Borneo,
and on resignation spent life in foreign travel in all parts of the
world, including exploring and shooting trips in South
America, Australia, and Northern Africa. War Work : Super
intending Aliens Officer (under Home Office) at Liverpool,
Sep. 1915, to Aug. 1916 ; in charge of same work for all S. Wales
Ports from Aug. 1916, to May, 1919. Clubs : Authors' ; Prim
rose. (O1106)
BENNETT, Major Thomas Edwin, O.B.E., D.S.O.,
b. 1881 ; Major, R.A.S.C ; Great War 1914-18 (despatches). (02427)
BENNETT, Lieut. Thomas Parks, M.B.E.
BENNETT, Qr.-Mr. and Capt. Thomas WilUam, O.BE.,
BENNETT. Lieut. Thomas WitcheU, O.B.E., b. 10 AprU,
1879 ; s. of T. L. Bennett, of Old Sodbury. Educ. : Long
Ashton School, Bristol. Farmer. War Work : Oct. 1914 to
March, 1916, in charge of a Remount Depot ; March, 1916, to
Feb. 1918, with the 6th Service Batt., King's Own Scottish
Borderers in Francf ; March, 1918, with the 2/2 Scottish Horse
in Scotland and Ireland until May, 1919. Address : Cross
Hands Farm. Chipping Sodbury, Glos. (04999)
BENNETT, Violet, Mrs., O.B.E. (011951)
BENNETT, Lieut.-Col. WilUam, D.S.O., O.B.E., M.B.
Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. (M.B. and CM. 1898) ; Lieut.-Col. ;
three clasps) ; Somaliland, 1903—4 (medal with clasp) R.A.M.C. ;
S. African War, 1900-1902 (Queen's medal); Great War,
1914-19 (despatches, Croix de Guerre). (C5000)
BENNETT, WiUiam Henry, M.B.E.,
BENNETT, WilUam Roger, M.B.E., 5. 27 Jan. 1872;
s. of WUliam Bennett, of Leamington Spa ; to. Jeanie Morrison,
d. of John Hunter, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Westminster
Wesleyan Training CoUege. War Work : Clerk at War Office
(Movements Directorate) ; RaUway and Shipping arrangements
for troop movements, including the movement of New Army
Divisions to overseas theatres of war ; United States Army
Divisions through United Kingdom to France. Address :
36, Crouch HaU Road, Crouch End, London, N. 8. (M1407)
BENNETT, Capt. Ernest Pendarves LEIGH-, M.B.E.,
R.A.F. BENNETT, Major John STERNDALE-, O.B.E.
BENNETT, John Wheeler WHEELER-, C.B.E.
BENNETTE, Capt. Bernard John Taylor, O.B.E.
BENNETTS, Paymaster-Comm. Sydney, O.B.E., R.N.
BENOY, WiUiam John, M.B.E., R.N.
BENSKIN, Gladys Sheffield, Mrs., C.B.E. ; d. of M P.
Grace, of 40, Belgrave Square ; m. 1st, Major Raymond Hamil
ton Grace, 13th Hussars ; 2nd, Major Joseph Benskin, O.B.E.,
D.S.O., R.E., s. of Thomas Benskin, of Glenthorne,
Harrow Weald. War Work : Nursing and Canteen Work ;
Secretary to Mesopotamian ReUef Fund. Addresses : Knole,
Frant, Sussex ; and 2, Prince's Gate. (C507)
BENSKIN, Major Joseph, O.BE.. R.E., b. April, 1883;
s. of T. Benskin, of Watford ; to. Gladys Sheffield, d. of M. P.
Grace, of 40, Belgrave Square. Educ. : Harrow. War Work :
Commanded 89th Field Company, R.E., France and Belgium ;
Brigade Major, 178th Infantry Brigade, 39th Division ; D.A.A.G
in War Office ; A.A.G. in Eastern Command. Address : Knole,
Frant, Sussex. Club : Army and Navy. (06897)
BENSON, Bessie, Mrs., M.B.E.
BENSON, Edward Frederic, M.B.E.
BENSON, Col. Frank, C.B.E., b. 27 Sept. 1878
W. J. Benson, of Famborough ; m. Stephana Rose
J. G. Pooley, late of Stonham Aspal, Suffolk. Ed-tic. : HaUey
bury. General Manager, Canteen and Mess Co-operative
Soe, Ltd., 1911. War Work : Hon. Gen. Manager, Expedi
tionary Force Canteens, 1914 ; Member, Expeditionary Force
Canteens Committee, 1915 ; Asst. -Managing Director, Navy and
Army Canteen Board, 1917 ; Colonel, Deputy ControUer, War
Office, 1918 ; served in France and Italy. Address : Down
Cottage, Wrotham, Kent. Club : Union, Trafalgar Sq. (C.438)
BENSON, Major and Qr.-Mr. George Augustus, O.B.E.,
D.C.M., b. 5 Dec. 1861 ; si of Samuel Benson, of SUgo. Educ. :
National School, Sligo. First Commission, R.A.M.C, June
1900 ; retired Feb. 1911 ; promoted Major, July, 1917. War
Work: Officer-in-charge, R.A.M.C. Section, 3rd Echelon,
France, 1914-19. Address : BaUincar, Sligo. (O5002
BENSON, Lieut. Hugh, O.B.E., R.F.A., S.R.
BENSON, John, M.B.E., fi. 1 Aug. 1864 ; s. of Thomas
Benson, of Unthank, Kirkoswald, Cumberland. Educ -
Privately. Dairy Proprietor and Expert ; Member of CouncU
of British Dairy Farmers' Association ; Examiner in Dairying
to National Agricultural Examination Board ; for 7 years
Chief Instructor at British Dairy Institute, and for 5 years
Manager and Chief Instructor, Midland Agricultural and Dairy
CoUege. War Work : Engaged under Ministry of Agriculture
on estabUshment of Co-operative Cheese Factories, and as
temporary Inspector of Cheese-making Schools throughout
England during latter part of the War. Address : Kettering
Dairy, Dalkeith Place, Kettering, Northants. Club : Farmers'.
BENSON, Capt. John James Charles, M.B.E., R A O C
6. 6 July, 1867 ; _. of John Edgecombe Benson, of Plymouth :
m. Elizabeth Eleanor, d. of John S. Toop, of Devon. Educ ¦

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Plymouth PubUc School ; Normal School, South Kensington ;
Royal College of Science. Assistant Inspector of Ordnance
Machinery, Royal Army Ordnance Corps. War Work : Re-
pairs to armament of Navy in South African waters, from
1914 to date, and maintenance of Land Armament. Address:
5, Searle Street, Trafalgar Park, Cape Town, South Africa.
(M6602)
BENSON, PhiUp de Gylpyn, O.B.E.
BENSON, Lieut.-Col. Ralph Hawtrey Rohde, O.B.E
R.A. BENSON, Capt. Trevor Gaulter, M.B.E., Croce di Guerra,
Italy, 6. 5 March, 1893 ; s. of Alfred Benson, of Kingswood,
Surrey. Educ. : Eton. Director, J. W. Benson, Ltd., 62 &
64, Ludgate HiU, and 25, Old Bond Street, W. War Work:
Served in France and Italy with R.A.S.C, M.T. ; proceeded
overseas, March, 1915, and remained there until the end of the
War. Address : Kingswood Court, Tadworth, Surrey. (M2307)
BENSON, WilUam John, C.B.E., F.R.G.S. ; s. of John
Benson, of Leamington ; to. Emma, d. of the late Charles,
Richardson, of Springfield, Magheralin, Ireland. Educ. :
Privately. Banking and Mining appointments in South Africa
and London. War Work : Rendered voluntary service to
Ministry of Munitions, WhitehaU ; Director of Russian Muni
tion SuppUes, also a Director of other Sections and acted as
Deputy Director-General of " B "^Section, Ministry of Munitions ;
received the Order (with Star) of St. Stanislas for special ser
vices rendered to the Russian Government in the earner stages
of the war. Created O.B.E. 1917 ; C.B.E. 1918. Address : 10
Leonard Place, Kensington, London, W. 8. Club : Conservative,
St. James' Street. (C930)
BENSON, Major WilUam John PhiUip, O.B.E.
BENT, Col. Arthur MUton, C.M.G., C.B.E., 6. 17 Nov.
1870 ; s. of the late George Bent, Lieut.-Col. King's Own
Borderers ; to. Lucie St. George, d. of — Ormsby, of Blackrock,
DubUn. Educ : WelUngton and Sandhurst. Served for 29
years in the Royal Munster FusUiers, attaining rank of Brevet-
Colonel. War Work : Commanded 2nd Batt. Royal Munster
Fusiliers in France, 1914 ; severely wounded ; mentioned in
despatches twice ; C.M.G., C.B.E. and Brevet of Colonel.
Club : Army and Navy. (C1887)
BENTALL, WiUiam Charles, O.B.E., F.R.C.S.E., fi. 13
May, 1875 ; s. of Edw. Ch. BentaU, of Lanyon, Ryde, I. of W.;
to. Ethel Mary, d. of Barlow Pearton, of Reading. Educ. :
Vickery's Naval Academy, Portsmouth and Edinburgh.
Surgeon, Southport Hydropathic Hospital ; late Lecturer
Anatomy and Surgery, Neyoor Medical School, S. India. War
Work : Medical Officer in charge, Southport, St. John Hospi
tal (500 beds) ; Medical Officer in charge, Birkdale Officers'
Hospital ; Surgeon, Southport Cottage Hospital. Address :
Grove House. Southport : Dwerry House, Mawdesly, Onus-
kirk. (04351)
BENTHALL, Major John Lawrence, C.B.E. ; m. 1919,
Henrietta, d. of the late R. Watson HaU, of Lowton St. Mary's,
Lancashire. Major, Territorial Force Reserve (T.D.), and a
Director of Vickers, Ltd. Address : 10, Queen's Gate Gardens,
S.W. (C931)
BENTINCK, Lieut.-Col. Baron Walter Guy, C.M.G.,
C.B.E., D.S.O., late Rifle Brigade, fi. 1864 ; s. of the late Walter
Theodore Edward, Baron Bentinck (see Burke's Peerage) ;
m. Anne Elizabeth, d. of the late Col. WiUiam Burnett Ramsay,
Rifle Brigade, of Banchory Lodge. Educ. : Marlborough
CoUege and Royal MiUtary CoUege, Sandhurst. Served in
Rifle Brigade from 1885-1905 ; S. African War, 1899-1902;
wounded, despatches, D.S.O., Queen's and King's Medals and
8 clasps ; Resident Magistrate, Transvaal ; Acting Imperial
Secretary to H.E. The High Commissioner and Governor,
South Africa. War Work : G.H.Q., 3rd Echelon, B.E.F. ;
InteUigence Directorate, War Office ; and in charge of No. 2,
Infantry Record Office, Preston. Address : House of Scolty,
By Banchory, Kincardineshire, N.B. Club : TraveUers". (C2079)
BENTLEY, Capt. R., M.B.E.
BENTLEY, Capt. Walter Owen, M.B.E., R. <__F.
BENTLEY, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Joseph, O.B.E.,
BENTLIF, Surgeon Lieut.-Col. PhdUp Barnett, M.B.E.,
K.M.I.J., 6. 1859 ; s. of Phihp Bentlif, of Salisbury ; to. Agnes
Houston, d. of George Thomson, of Dumfries. Educ. : Gram
mar School, SaUsbury and Middlesex Hospital, London.
burgeon, Jersey General Hospital ; Consulting Physician,
Jersey Infirmary and Dispensary ; President, St. John's
Ambulance Association (Jersey Centre); FeUow Roval
Society of Medicine. War Work : O.C. Medical Co., R.M.I.J. ;
Medical Officer, MUitary Hospital, Jersey, and in charge of
D^T-n^f4!-" Yictorla (Jersey) ; Royal Societies'. (M5074)
BENTLY, Capt. Harold RothweU, O.B.E., fi. 22 Dec. 1886;
s of Rev. H. R. Bentley ; m. Lota Mary, d. of Dr. H. F. BaUey.
"«..¦' Rugby and R.M.C, Sandhurst. Joined 1st Batt.
Cheshire Regt., 1906 ; Adjutant, 4th Cheshire Regt., 1912-14.
War Work : Brigade Major, 1915-16 ; employed under Air
Ministry, 1918-19 ; Adjutant, 2nd Cheshire Regt., May,
Di-M-BE^SS*1?16- Clui: J™ior United Service. (O8049) _
B, "ENTTLER, Lieut.-Col. Edward Gerald Oakley, O.B.B.,
tf2™J£S' Haj'or Norman de Mattos, O.B.E. M.C.
BENYON, Edith Marion, M.B.E., 6. 1880 ; d. of J. M.
T^S'r?-, :EDgle&el& House, near Reading (see BURKE'S
Cn^^W f^,V. Mvately. War Work: Assistant
ApM w™tnt' ^l1^ d AnxUiarr HosPita1' Address: Engle-
aeld House, near Reading. (M7368)

BIOGEAPHIES.

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BENZIE, Lieut.-Col. Robert Marr, O.B.E.. T.D., 5. 13
Dec. 1868 ; s. of Robert Marr Benzie, of Langside, Glasgow ;
m. Annie Young, d. of Hugh Lamberton, of Surbiton, Pollok-
shields. Educ. : High School and Glasgow University.
Chartered Accountant ; R.W.M. of Lodge " Pollok" ; Ex-
Visitor of Incorporation of Maltmen and other public offices
in the City of Glasgow. War Work : Went to France as 2nd
in Command of 5th Scottish Rifles on 5 Nov. 1914 ; awarded
1914 Star and Bar ; mentioned in despatches by Lord French,
25 June, 1915 ; promoted Lieut.-Col. 4 Oct. 1915, and placed
in command of 2nd Batt. 5th Scottish Rifles ; served with this
Batt. in counties Cork, Clare, and Kerry from 4 Jan. 1917, to
11 April, 1918, when appointed MUitary Member of Travelling
Medical Board, Irish Command ; mentioned for valuable
services by Lord French, 28 May, 1917 ; awarded O.B.E. (Mil.)
28 May, 1919. Addresses : 121, St. Vincent Street, Glasgow ;
Chlauchlands, PoUokshields. Clubs : Various (Glasgow) .
(06899)
BEOR, Lieut.-Col. Bertram Richard White, O.B.E.,
R.A.F. Officer of the Order of the Crown of Belgium.
BERESFORD. Charles Frederick Delaval, M.B.E., 6.
30 Dec. 1879 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. G W. Beresford, of Harrington ;
m. Violet Eva, d. of Thomas Beament, of Ottawa. Educ. :
Abroad. British Vice-Consul at Cherbourg. Address : British
Vice-Consulate. Cherbourg. (M1409)
BERESFORD, Dorothy, Mrs., M.B.E. (M10244e)
BERESFORD, Major Gerald Waddington, O.B.E.,
R.A.M.C. BERESFORD, Lieut Henry Edward, M.B.E., R.E.
BERESFORD, Lieut. John Baldwin, M.B.E.,
BERESFORD, Major John de Ia Poer, O.B.E.
BERESFORD, Denis Robert PACK-, O.B.E., J.P.,
D.L., B.A.,M.R.I.A., 6. 23 March, 1864 ; s. of Denis W. Pack-
Beresford, of Fenagh, Co. Carlow ; to. Alice ((.. 2 June, 1918), d.
of James A. Lyle, of Glandore, Kilrea. Educ. : Rugby ;
Christ Church, Oxford. War Work : Hon. Sec and County
Director, Co. DubUn British Red Cross Society ; Member of
Joint War Committee for Leinster, Munster and Connaught ;
Hon. Sec. and Organiser of the National Egg Collection for all
Ireland. Addresses : Fenagh House, Bagnalstown, Co. Carlow ;
and The Tansey, Baily, Co. DubUn. Clubs : KUdare St., Dub
lin : Roval Irish Auto. (02)
BERISFORD, Harold, O.B.E.
BERISFORD, Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E.. 6. 11 Oct. 1868 ; d.oi
Rev. Joseph Rippon, of Congleton ; m. Harry Berisford, J.P.,
s. of Charles Berisford, J.P., of Congleton. Educ : Trinity
HaU, Southport. War Work : Secretary of War Pensions
Sub-Committee; Quartermaster of Red Cross Detachment. (M7369)
BERKELEY, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Christopher
Robert, C.M.G., D.S.O., O.B.E., 6. 18 Jan. 1877 ; s. of Major
H. W. Berkeley, of Fieldgate House. Kemlworth, 2nd son of
Robert Berkeley, of Spetchley Park, Worcester ; to. Nest,
d. of Col. J. A. Rradney, C.B., of Talycoed Court, Monmouth.
Educ. : Oratory School, Edgbaston, and R.M. CoUege, Sand
hurst. Served in the South African War, 1899-1902 ; Queen's
medal, six clasps, King's medal, two clasps ; D.S.O., twice
mentioned in despatches (wounded). War Work : European
war, 1914-18 ; with 2nd Batt. the Welsh Regt., Aug. 1914, to
Feb. 1915 ; Brigade Major, 3rd Infantry Brigade, 1st Division,
Feb. 1915, to April, 1916 ; D.A.A. and Q.M.G., 15th Division,
AprU, 1915, to Aug. 1916 ; A.A. and Q.M.G., Temp. Lieut.-Col.,
Aug. 1916, to Oct. 1918, 15th Division ; A.Q.M.G., G.H .Q.,
France, Oct. 1918, to Oct. 1919 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col., 1 Jan
1916 ; C.M.G., O.B.E., six times mentioned in despatches
(wounded). Address : Fieldgate House, Kemlworth. Club :
Army and Navy. (02428)
BERKELEY, Eva Mary FitzHarding Milman Foley,
Lady, M.B.E., 6. 4 March, 1875 ; d. of Maj.-Gen. Milman,
R.A. ; to. Lieut.-Col. Frank Wigram Foley, C.B.E., D.S.O.,
who commanded a battalion Princess Charlotte of Wales'
(Royal Berkshire Regt.). War Work : Struan House Aux.
Hospital, Reading ; Commandant, Berks. 52 V.A.D., 1914-17 ;
Staff Nurse, Branksmere Aux. Hospital, Southsea, 1917.
(M7370)
BERKELEY, John Henry Astley, O.B.E.
BERKELEY, Major Rupert Edric Gifford, O.B.E., I.A.
BERKLEY, Major Ernest James Gibson, M.B.E.,
F.R.CS. (Eng.), R.A.M.C. (T.) (retired) ; s. of Thomas Berkley,
of Alnwick, Northumberland; m. Amelia Julia, d. of Capt.
WaUace Meyer, 38 M.N.L.I., India. Educ. : City of London
School ; Charing Cross Hospital. Surgeon. War Work :
South African Campaign, 1900-1, Capt. R.A.M.C (Volunteer) ;
Hon. Com., and sometime second-in-command, 2nd Batt.
S. L. Rifle Volunteers ; Officer-in-charge Southwark Ambulance
Emergency Corps ; Officer-in-charge Southwark V.A.D.
Hospital ; M.O.-in-charge 64 Depot, T.F. ; Divisional Inspector
B.R.C.S.; M.O. for 1294 B.R.C.S.; Capt. Soithwark Rifle
Club ; Lecturer and Examiner, B.R.C.S. Address : 70,
Camberwell Road, S.E. 5. (M7371)
BERLANDINA, Major Herbert Hillel, O.B.E., M.C,
RE
BERNACCHI, Lieut. Louis Charles, O.B.E., R.N.V.R.
BERNARD, Albert Victor, M.B.E., M.D. ,
BERNARD, AUce Eleanor, M.B.B., M.A. (Dublin).
BERNARD, Col. Sir Edgar Edwin, K.B.E., C.M.G., 6.
5 Nov. 1866 ; e.s. of Col. Count Bernard ; to. Beatrice Mary,
d. of Edward Carrington Wright, J.P. Educ. : R.M.C, Sand
hurst. Financial Secretary to Government of Soudan ; joined

Devon Regt., 1887 ; Capt. Army Service Corps, 1892 ; Brevet
Major, 1898 ; Major, 1900 ; Local Lieut.-Col., 1901 ; Lieut.-
Col. and Local Col. 1907 ; Brevet Col., 1913 ; served in India,
1887-90 ; Ashanti Expedition, 1895-96 (Star) ; Nile Expe
dition, 1898, as D.A.A.G. on Staff of General Officer Command-
ing-in-Chief ; present at battle of Khartoum (despatches,
Brevet Major, Egyptian Medal with clasp, medal) ; and
Coronations, 1902 and 1911 ; has been employed with Egyptian
Army since 1899 ; is a Pasha of Egypt, and has Medjidieh,
2nd Class, and Osmanieh, 3rd Class. Club : United Service. (K250)
BERNARD, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E. R.A.S.C.
BERNARD, Lieut. Oliver Percy, O.B.E., M.C, R.E.
BERNARD, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam KingsmiU, C.B.E.,
R.A.S.C. BERNAU, Lieut.-Col. Henry Ferdinand, O.B.E., M.C
BERNAYS. Lieut. Geoffrey Charles Arrowsmith,
M.B.E., R.E.
BERNAYS, Rev. Stewart Frederick Lewis, O.B.E., M.A.,
6. 3 Oct. 1866 ; s. of the Rev. Leopold John Bernay, of Stan-
more Rectory ; to. Lilian Jane, d. of The Rev. John Stephenson,
of Boston, Lines. Educ. : Durham and Trinity, Oxford.
War Work : Chaplain to the Forces. Address : The Rectory,
Stanmore. Club : Flyflshers'. (O6904)
BERNE, Capt. James Leo, O.B.E., fi. 11 April, 1885 ;
s. of late Lieut.-Col. J.C.Berne, of Southsea. Educ: Dulwich
CoUege. Served with Sierra Leone Batt. West African Frontier
Force, 1907-12; Asst.-Dist. Commissioner British Somaliland,
1912 ; District Commissioner, 1914 ; Senior Asst.-Sec. to Govern
ment, Tanganyka Territory, 1920 ; served with Franco-
Liberian Boundary Commission, 1908 (thanks French Govt.) ;
served with Anglo-French Boundary Commission, 1911 ; British
Mission to Abyssinia, 1917 ; received 3rd Class Star of Ethiopia.
War Work : Admiralty War Staff Intelligence Division, 1916 ;
Remount Purchase Officer, Egyptian Expeditionary Force,
1917-17 ; Recruiting Officer, King's African Rifles, 1917-18.
Address : Dar-es-Salaam, Tanganyka Territory, East Africa.
Club : Junior Armv and Navy, S.W. (0983)
BERNERS, Major John Anstruther, O.B.E.
BERRIDGE, Major Harold, O.B.E.
BERRIDGE, Sir Thomas Henry Dovereux, K.B.E.,
Knt. Bach. 1912, 6. 6 July, 1857 ; s. of Rev. W. Berridge,
formerly headmaster of Upholland Grammar School, Lanes.,
and Vicar of Lowtou St. Mary's, Lanes. ; m. Agnes (d. 1909),
d. of Frederick Campion, of Frenches, Redhill. Educ. : Up-
hoUand Grammar School and privately. Articled to Maskell
Peace of Wigan, SoUcitor to Mining Assoc of Great Britain ;
admitted solicitor, 1878, member of the firm of Burn and
Berridge, Solicitors to the Government of Newfoundland ;
M.P. (L.), Warwick and Leamington, 1906-10 ; contested sama
division, 1903 and 1910. War Work : Chairman, Executive
Committee Royal Air Force Voluntary Hospitals and other
work in connection with various War Departments. Addresses:
6, Austin Friars, E.C. ; 11 & 12, Southampton Street, Blooms-
bury, W.C ; 29, Elm Park Gardens, S.W. ; Greenwood, Alk-
ham, near Dover. Clubs : Reform ; Royal Automobile ;
National Liberal ; Eighty. (K349)
BERRIMAN, Algernon Edward, O.B.E., M.I.Mech.E.,
M.I.A.E., F.R.Ae.S., 6. 1882. Chief Engineer, Daimler Co.
Address : Beauchamp House, KenUworth. Clubs : R.A.C ;
R.Ae.C (0141)
BERROW, Major John, O.B.E., 19th (Q.A.O.R.) Hussars,
6. 29 April, 1867. Address : Garrison Adjutant, Gibraltar. (O6905)
BERROW, William Lewis, O.B.E., I.S.O., 6. 1862 ; s. of
the late John Burrow, of Newport, Salop, and Worcester.
Educ : Newport (Salop) Grammar School. Foreign Office
since 1881. Address : 34, Montrell Road, Streatham Hill,
S.W. 2. Club : North Surrey Golf. (0142)
BERRY, Arthur, O.B.E., M.A., 5. 28 Dec. 1862 ; s. of
Edward Berry, of London ; m. Harriet Mary, d. of W. H. F.
Johnson, J. P., of Cambridge. Educ. : Whitgift School,
Croydon ; University CoU. School, London ; University Coll.,
London ; King's Coll., Cambridge. Fellow and Assistant
Tutor of King's Coll., Cambridge ; University Lecturer in
Mathematics. War Work : Attached to G.H. Q., Mediterranean
Expeditionary Force, as 2nd Lieut., 1915-16 ; Consulting
Mathematician to Air Dept., Admiralty, and to Technical
Department, Air Ministry, 1916-18. Addresses : Meadowside,
Grantchester Meadows, Cambridge ; King's CoUege, Cambridge. (09982)
BERRY, Major Harry Poole, O.B.E., T.D., M.B., R.A.M.C
(T.F.), 6. 8 May, 1859 ; s. of Henry Thomas Berry, of IsUngton,
London ; m. Rosina Jessie, d. of Alexander Currie, of Lloyds
and Blackheath. Educ. : IsUngton Proprietary School and
Guy's Hospital. Medical Officer of Health, Borough of Gran
tham ; School Medical Officer, Borough of Grantham ; Senior
Medical Officer, Grantham Hospital. War Work ; Reg. Med.
Officer, 1/4 Batt. Line Regt. ; M.O. in charge Red Cross
Hospital, Grantham ; Major and O.C Line. R.A.M.C Ad
dress : The Priory, Grantham. (09983)
BERRY, John Joseph, M.B.E., J.P., b. 26 March, 1885;
s. of John Berry, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; m. Margaret, d. of
James Burns, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ : St. Joseph's
Home, Pailton, near Rugby, and St. Dominice's Church School,
Newcastle-on-Tyne. War Work : Hon. Sec. of the Elswick and
Sootswood Workers War Relief Fund ; Soldiers' Comforts
Fund and Allies Hospital Fund ; raised over £176,000 by means

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Berry

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

of contributions from the workers at Messrs. Sir W. G. Arm
strong Whitworth & Co.'s Works at Elswick and Scotswood,
Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Member of over 30 War Committees, and
Chairman of about 10 War Committees. Address : 62, Bal
moral Terrace, Heaton, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (M7372)
BERRY, Mary Ann, M.B.E.. Q.M.A.A.C.
BERRY, Rev. Seymour Brendon SterUng, O.B.E., M.A.,
Hon. C.F., 6. 13 July, 1885 ; s. of Right Rev. Lord Bishop of
Killaloe, Ireland ; to. Marguerite, d. of Fred Spafford, of Lanes.
Educ. : Oswestry Grammar School and Trinity CoUege, Dublin.
War Work : Chaplain to the Forces. Address : c o Clarisford,
KiUaloe, Co. Clare, Ireland. (O8050)
BERRY, Sir Walter Wheeler, K.B.E., J.P., Development
Commissioner ; Representative of Board of Agriculture on the
Hop Control Committee, and various other committees ;
Member of Agricultural Advisory CouncU. Address : Gush-
mere Court, Sellinff, Faversham ; Club : National Liberal. (K350)
BERRY, WilUam, O.B.E., B.A., LL.B. (Cantab.), 6.
9 May, 1864 ; s. of John Berry, of Tayfield, Fifeshire
(d. Dec 1877) (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; m. 1906,
WUhelmina (d. 1907), d. of the late AUan Barns Graham,
of CraigaUian, Co. Stirling and Limekilns, Co. Lanark (see
Burke's Landed Gentry). Educ. : Eton and Trin. CoU.,
Cambridge. Advocate ; J.P., Fifeshire. War Work : Chair
man, Fifeshire War Pensions Local Committee ; Chairman,
Joint (Disablement) Committee for Central Scotland ; Member
of Regional Advisory CouncU and of Scottish Joint Instituional
Committee, Ministry of Pensions ; Member of Scottish General
Training Committee, Ministry of Labour ; Chairman, Emer
gency Committee for Tay District of Fifeshire, and Chiel
Special Constable ; Member of MUitary Tribunal, Cupar and
St Andrews Districts of Fifsshire, and for the Burghs of
Newport and Auchtermuchty. Club : New (Edinburgh). (09984)
BERRY, Lieut. WiUiam James, M.B.E.. A.R.C
BERRY, Major Winslow Seymour SterUng, O.B.E.,
M.B., R.A.M.C, 6. 8 June, 1880 ; s. ot T. Sterling Berry, Lord
Bishop of KiUaloe ; m. Louisa Mary Seymour, d. of Rev.
Canon H. C Murphy, of Tuam. Educ. : Corrig School, Kings
town, and University of Dublin (T.C.D.). Medical Inspector,
Local Government Board, Ireland. War Work : M.O. in
charge, 9th R. Ir. Fus. ; D.A.D.M.S., 10th British Army Corps,
B.E.F., and Army of the Rhine. Address : Beach House,
Bantry. Club : Cork (Bantry). (O5005)
BERRYMAN, Lieut.-Col. Henry Arthur, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
(ret.), fi. 3 Dec 1865 ; s. of J. P. Berryman, af St. AusteU,
CornwaU; m. Adeline Maude Marjorie, d. of Charles Paget.
Educ. : Newton CoUege. War Work : D.A.D.M.S., A.D.M.S.,
Headquarters, Western Command, Chester. Club : Junior
United Service. (O6906)
BERRYMAN, Capt. Mark, M.B.E.
BERSEY, Stanley Howard, O.B.E., F.C.A., fi. 18 July,
1877 ; s. of Thomas Bersey, of London. Educ. : London.
Chartered Accountant ; partner in Sissons, Bersey, Gain,
Vincent & Co. War Work : Joined Ministry of Munitions,
Explosives Finance Department in 1915 ; appointed Section
Director in 1917, and Assistant ControUer, and subsequently,
in 1918, ControUer of Explosives Finance and Contracts
Department. Address : 53, New Broad Street, E.C. Club :
City Carlton. (09985)
BERTENSHAW, Benjamin James, M.B.E.
BERTHON, Lieut.-Col. Charles Peter, O.B.E.
BERTHOUD, Edward Henry, O.B.E.
BERTRAM, Edith, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of Rees Jones, J.P.
of Porthkeny, Glamorganshire ; to. Sir Anton Bertram, Knt.
Bach., Chief Justice of Ceylon, s. of Rev. R. A. Bertram. Educ. :
Privately. Member of Cardiff Board of Guardians for six years ;
first lady appointed by the Governor to serve as Poor Law
ReUef Commissioner in the West Indies. War Work : Hon.
Sec. of Queen Mary's Needlework GuUd from 1915, of Cevlon
Branch; President of Y.W.CA. in Ceylon, etc., etc. Addresses:
Porthkerry, Colombo ; Barry Cottage, N. EUya. (C2015)
BERTRAM, Francis George Lawder, C.B.E., 6. 12 Aug.
1875 ; only s. of the late Francis Godfray Bertram, late of
BeauUeu, St. Heliers, Jersey ; to. Mabel Catherine, d. of
W. Peck Smith, of Tilne, Notts. Educ. : St. Paul's School
(Scholar) and Pembroke CoUege, Oxford (Scholar), M.A.
H.M. Inspector of Schools (both of Elementary and Secondary),
Board of Education, 1901-15. War Work : Ministry of
Munitions (Contracts Dept., Secretary Reconstruction Dept.,
Secretary of various Munitions CouncU Committees, Secretarial
Officer for Ordnance), 1915-19 ; War Office (Personal Assistant
to Surveyor-General of Supply), Jan. to June, 1919 ; Air Ministry
Principal CivU Aviation Dept., and Secretary to Advisory
Committee on CivU Aviation June. 1919). O.B.E. 1918, C.B E
1920. Addresses : St. Keyne, Shrublands Road, Berkhamsted,
and Air Ministry, Kingswav. (C'4471
BERTRAM, Robert, M.B.E.
BERWICK, WiUiam Edwin, M.B.E., R.A F.
BESANT, Frederick WilUam, M.B.E.
BESANT, Lieut.-Comm. Henry Francis, O.B E R X
BESANT, Capt. Reginald Edgar, O.B.E.
BEST, Alfred, O.B.E., D.C.M., Capt. T. Major, Lanes. Fus.
BEST, Charles WiUiam, M.B E
BEST, Eleanor, M.B.E., W.R.N.S.
BEST, Hon. James WiUiam, O.B.E., 6. 3 May 188° •
s. of George, 5th Baron Wynford, of Wynford Eagle,' Dorset :

m. Florence Mary Bemarda, d. of Sir EUiott Lees, 1st Bart.,
D.S.O. (d. 1908). Educ. : WeUington College and Royal
Indian Engineering CoUege, Coopers Hill. India Forest Service.
War Work : Supply of fodder, grass, forest products, and
timber. Address : Chikalda, Berar, India. Club : Junior
Carlton. (O4013)
BEST, Capt. Sigismund Payne, O.B.E.
BEST, Thomas Alexander Vans, C.M.G., C.B.E., 6. 1870;
s. of the late Alexander Vans Best, F.R.C.P., F.R.CS. ; m.
1904, Lady Helena Leopoldine, d. of the late Rear-Adm. the
Hon. Victor Alexander Montagu, C.B. (see Burke's Peerage,
Sandwich, £.). Educ: Cheltenham, and Magdalen CoU.
Oxford. Acting Vice-Consul, Chinde 1902 ; Acting Dep.
Commr., Nyasaland, 1903 ; Colonial Sec, Falkland Islands,
1909 ; Colonial Sec, Leeward Islands, 1913 ; Colonial Sec,
Trinidad and Tobago, 1919 ; administered Govt., Falkland
Islands, 1919-10, and Leeward Islands 1914, 1915, and 1916,
Addresses : Port of Spain, Trinidad ; 4, Cadogan Mansions,
Sloane Square, S.W. Club : St. James's. (C385)
BESTE, Comm. Henry Aloysius Bruno DIGBY-,
O.B.E. R.I.M.
BESTWICK, WiUiam, M.B.E.
BESZANT, Capt. George WUUam, M.B.E., 6. 1868; s. of
John Beszant, of Axbridge, Somerset ; to. Elina Gertruae, d.
of George Deacon, of Kingsdown, Bristol. Educ : Axbridge,
Somersetshire. Served in the Royal Field ArtiUery from May,
1888, until Mav, 1913 ; commissioned Sept. 1914 ; promoted
Captain, July, 1916; demobilised, Nov. 1919. War Work:
Posted 12th Northumberland FusUiers as Quartermaster,
Sept. 1914; took part in the Battle of Loos, Sept. 1915;
invaUded from France and posted Anti-Aircraft Reserve
Brigaae, where he formed and commanded a battery untU it
was finaUy dissolved. Address : 80, Barmouth Road, Wands
worth, S.W. 18. (M5077)
BETHELL, Major Leonard Arthur, O.B.E., 2/10 Gurkha
Rifles. I.A. (011724)
BETHELL, PhyUis Mary Hermione, O.B.E., 6. 26 April,
1889 : d. of WiUiam BetheU and the late Hon. Mrs. Bethell,
of Rise Park, Hull. War Work: Asst. County Director;
Secretary for 3 Holdemess Red Cross Divisions ; also Secretary
and Organiser of the HuU and Holdemess Gifts of vegetables
and fruit for the saUors, run under the Vegetable Produce Com
mittee, London. Address : Rise Park, HuU, East Yorkshire.

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BETHELL, Thyra Talvase, Mrs., M.B.E.
BETHILL, WiUiam Edmund, M.B.E.
BETHUNE, Capt. Henry Leonard, C.B.E., R.N. ; s. of
the late Adm. Charles Ramsay Drinkwater Bethune, C.B.,
R.N. Great War. 1914-19 (despatches). (C2276)
BETTERIDGE, Lieut. George WiUiam, M.B.E., I.A.R.O.
BETTERIDGE, Capt. Harold Leonard, M.B.E., R.A.F.
BETTERTON, Henry Bucknall, C.B.E., M.P., fi. 1872;
s. of Henry Inman Betterton, J.P., of WoodviUe, Leicester
shire ; to. Violet, d. of J. S. GUUat, D.L., M.P., of Chorleywood
Cedars. Educ. : Rugby and Christ Church, Oxford. M.P.
(Rushcliffe, Notts.). War Work : Member of Advisory Board,
War Trade InteUigence Department ; Liaison Officer with War
Office, Admiralty and Ministry of Munitions. Addresses:
166, Ashley Gardens, S.W. ; Fedsden, Roydon, Ware. Clubs:
Carlton ; WeUington ; Notts County. (C2448)
BETTINGTON, Major Egerton Mitford, O.B.E.
BETTINGTON, Maud, Mrs., M.B.E.
BETTS, Comm. Ernest Edward Alexander, C.B.E., RJf.
BETTS, Lieut.-Col. Hyla Hume, C.B.E., R.E.
BETTS, Major Lionel Oxborrow, O.B.E.
BETTY, Lieut.-Col. Hubert Kemmis, D.S.O., O.B.E.,
6.18,2; s. of the late Col. Joshua FTederic Kemmis Bettv,
R.A. (see Burke's Peerage, Medlycott, Bt.) ; m. 1907, Ethel
Antoinette Watts. Educ. : WeUington CoU. Great War,
1914-18. as Lieut.-Col. Canadian Forces (despatches). (O6015)
BETTY, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Redmond Prendergast
Kemmis, O.B.E.
BEVAN, Edward Morris, M.B.E., 6. 30 June, 1882 ; s. of
Benjamin Bevan, of Bun-y Port ; to. Ethel Mary, d. of Walter
Turner, of Chard. Educ. : Borough Roaa CoUege and London
University. Headmaster Twyn School, CaerphUly. War
Work : Hon. Sec. CaerphUly Local Central Committee for
War Savings, 1916-19, and chairman for 1920 ; Member of
Local War Pensions and Food Control Committee. Address:
Brynden, Corbett Crescent, Caerphilly. (117376)
BEVAN, Edwyn Robert, O.B.E., M. Y, 6. 15 Feb. 1870;
s. of Robert Cooper Lee Bevan, of Trent Park, New Barnet,
Herts (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; to. Mary, d. of the 3rd
Baron Radstock, of Castle Town, Queens Co., Ireland. Educ:
Monkton Combe School, Bath and New CoUege, Oxford.
Hon. FeUow of New CoUege, Oxford ; author of " The House
of Selencus," " The Land of Two Rivers," " German Socia .
Democracy during the War," etc. War Work : Department
of Information, May, 1915, to AprU, 1918 ; Foreign Office
(Political InteUigence Department), AprU, 1918, to April,
1919. Address : 5, York Terrace, N.W. 1. Clubs : Athenaeum;
Cavendish. (09987)
BEVAN, Ernest AUtree, O.B.E.
BEVAN, F. H., M.B.E.
BEVAN, Comm. George Hope, O.B.E. R N
BEVAN, 2nd Lieut. Gilbert John Beekford, M.B.E., IA
BEVAN, Jean, Mrs., O.B.E.. 6. 1876 ; d. of the late Sir
Algernon Coote, Bart., H.M.L., of BaUyfin, Queen's Co., Ireland
"" Burke s Peerage); m. Ivor, _. of F. A. Bevan, late of

BIOGEAPHIES.

Bigham

1, Tilney Street, Mayfair, W, and of 54, Lombard Street, E.C.
Educ. : Privately and in Brussels. Member of the Special
Grants Committee, Ministry of Pensions, 1919 ; Member
of the London War Pensions Committee, 1920 ; Member
of the United Services Fund, London District Childrens'
Home Committee, 1920. War Work : Hon. Sec. of the
North Hackney Division, Soldiers' and Sailors' Families
Association, 4 Aug. 1914, to preseut day ; Hon. Sec. and mem
ber of the Stoke Newington War Pensions Sub-Committee,
1 July, 1916, to present day ; Hon. Sec. North Hackney Sub-
Office, and Member of the Hackney War Pensions Sub-Com
mittee. Address : 65, Eccleston Square, S.W. 1. Club :
Forum. (03619)
BEVAN, Hon. Dame Maud Elizabeth, Mrs., D.B.E., J.P.,
6. 1856 ; d. of Henry, 1st Viscount Hampden and 23rd Baron
Dacre, G.C.B., of Glynde Place, Lewes (see Burke's Peerage) ; m.
David Augustus, s. of Richard Lee Bevan, of Brixworth HaU,
Northampton. Educ. : Privately. War Work : President
Herts County Branch, B.R.C.S. ; Commandant of Herts
V.A.D. 18, of Royston V.A.D. Hospital (70 beds). Address :
Burloes, Royston, Herts. Club : Sesame. (D26)
BEVAN, Marmaduke, M.B.E., S.S.-M., R.A.S.C (M4420)
BEVERIDGE, Capt. Edmund Walter St. Clair, M.B.E.
(M7030d.
BEVERIDGE, Rev. John, M.B.E., M.A., B.D..E.B. :
S.B.A., F.B.E.A., 6. 29 June, 1857 ; s. of Robert Morris
Beveridge, of Ayr ; m. Alice Alexandra Henderson, d. of
James Henderson, of Sydney, N.S.W. Educ. : Ayr Academy
and Glasgow University. Minister of the United Presbyterian
Church, Stow, Midlothian, 1882-93 ; EngUsh Presbyterian
Church, Wolverhampton, 1893-1900 ; United Free Church,
Dundee, 1900-13 ; Fossoway, 1913-19 ; Gartmore, Perthshire,
1919. War Work : Hon. Commissioner of the Scottish War
Savings Committee. Address : Manse, Gartmore, Perthshire. (M7377)
BEVERIDGE, Capt. Thomas Blackwood, O.B.E., 6.
June, 1896 ; s. of Col. Rev. W. W. Beveridge, T.D., of Port
Glasgow. Educ. : The Academy, Greenock. War Work :
Served in the Great War in Gallipoli, Egypt, Palestine ;
mentioned in despatches, Jan. 1919. Address : Hillside,
Port Glasgow, Scotland. (02866)
BEVERIDGE, Col. Wilfred WilUam Ogilvy, C.B., C.B.E.,
D.S.O., 6. 1864 ; s. of James Spowart Beveridge ; to. 1889,
Mary, d. of George Spencer-Walker. Entered R.A.M.C. 1890 ;
Col. Army Med. Ser. 1917 ; S. Africa, 1902 (despatches) ; Great
War, 1914-19, on Staff (despatches, Russian Order of St.
Stanislaus, Legion of Honour) ; somc'ime Med. Officer, Roy.
Army Clothing Factory ; Med. Officer. London Dist. 1910 ;
Professor of Hygiene, Roy. Army Med. CoU., 1912. (C1221)
BEVERLEY, Capt. Samuel, O.B.E., R.A.
BEVERLY, Elizabeth, M.B.E., 6. 21 Jan. 1884 ; d. of
John T. Beverly, of Forest Gate. Matron-Superintendent,
Bethnal Green Guardians' Schools at Leytonstone. Address :
Levtonstone House, Leytonstone. (M7378)
JBEVIS, Major Cecil Bevis, O.B.E.
BEWICK, Ralph Martin, C.B.E.
BEWICKE, Major Calverly, O.B.E., M.C.
BEWLEY, Constance Lillie, Mrs., M.B.E..; d. of the late
WUUam Henry Bewlev, of Rockville, Co. Dublin ; to. Walter,
s. of the late Samuel Bewley, of Sandf ord HiU, Dublin. Educ. :
Weston-super-Mare and Westfield CoUege, London. War Work :
Hon. Sec. of the Dacca Ladies' War Fund (for supplying com
forts to the troops in Mesopotamia) from April, 1916, to April,
1918. Address: c/oMessrs.H. S. King&Co.,CornhUl,London. (M6108)
BEYNON, Lieut. John, M.B.E., R.A.S.C.
BEYNON, Sir John Wyndham, Bart., C.B.E. Esquire
of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 2 Dec. 1864 ; s. of
Thomas Beynon, J.P., D.L., County of Monmouth, High Sheriff,
1890, of Newport, Mon. (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Clifton
CoUege and Abroad. Largely interested in the Iron, Steel and
Coal Industry of South Wales ; Chairman of many of the
CoUiery Companies of Monmouthshire. War Work : J.P. High
Sheriff County Monmouth, 1917-18 ; County Director of Red
Cross and St. John of Jerusalem ; commanded Mon. R.A.S.C,
M.T. (V.) with rank of Major. Addresses : The Coldra near
Newport, Mon.; 6, Charles St., Mayfair, W. 1. Clubs:
Carlton ; Royal AutomobUe. (C2450)
BEYNON, Ruth, M.B.E. ; d. of Richard and Annie
Beynon, of Birkenhead. Educ. : Higher Tranmere High
School, Birkenhead. London organiser, Y.M.C.A. Womens'
AuxUiaries. War Work : Secretary, Y.M.C.A. Munitions
AuxUiary Committee ; Asst.-Sec. Y.M.C.A. Munitions Depart
ment. Address : Woodley, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. (M7379)
BEYNON, Vernon Bryan CROWTHER-, M.B.E., M.A.,
F.S.A., 6. 21 Oct." 1865 ; s. of the late Rev. S. B. Crowther-
Beynon, of Beckenham, Kent ; m. Mary, d. of the late Rev.
Frederick Walter Giffard, of Wootton, Lines. Educ. : WeUing
ton College and Trinitv CoUege, Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law.
War Work : Hon. Sec, Beckenham Belgian Relief Committee ;
served in MetropoUtan Special Constabulary (and now a member
of the Special Constabulary Reserve). Address: Westfield
Beckenham, Kent. Club : Royal Societies'. (M7380)
BEYTS, Clement Ayerst, O.B.E.
BEYTS, WilUam George, C.B.E. ^ _, __
BHARUCHA, Capt. Phirozshah Byramji, O.B.E , D.S O.
I.M.S., F.R.CS. (011725)
BHORE, Joseph William, C.B.E., I.C.S.
BHORE, Margaret Wilke, Mrs., M.B.E.

BIBBY, Frank, C.B.E., J.P., D.L., 6. 4 Jan. 1857 ; s.
of James Jenkinsou Bibby, of Hardwicke Grange, Shrewsbury ;
to. Edith Mary, d. of Maj.-Gen. Sir Stanley Clarke, G.V.C.O.,
CM.G. Educ. : Eton. Chairman of Bibby Steamship Co. ;
Director of Great Western RaUway. War Work : Chairman
of Shropshire and Herefordshire Appeal Tribunals ; provided
stabling and accommodation and carried on big Remount Depot
for the Director of Remounts during whole of War. Addresses :
Hardwicke Grange, Shrewsbury ; 39, Hill Street, Mayfair,
London. Clubs : Turf ; Carlton ; Royal Yacht Squadron ;
Jockey. (C2451)
BICKERSTAFFE-DREW, Right Rev. Monsignor
Count Franois Browning Drew, C.B.E., K.H.S., LL.D., b.
11 Feb. 1858 ; s. of Rev. Henry Lloyd Bickerstaffe, of Boyle-
stone, Co. Derby and of Mona Brougham, d. of Rev. P. W. Drew
of Heathfleld Towers, Co. Coik ; assumed additional name of
Drew, 1879. Educ. : King Edward VI. 's School, Lichfield ;
Oxford and St. Thomas's Seminary, W. Acting-Chaplain to H.M.
Forces, 1886-92 ; Chaplain to the Forces, 1892-1919 ; Senior
R.C Chaplain, Plymouth, 1892-99 ; Malta, 6681-1905 ; Salis
bury Plain, 1905-19 : Assistant Principal R.C. Chaplain,
1918-19 ; Private Chamberlain to Pope Leo XIII., 1891-1903 ;
to Pius X., 1903 ; Domestic Prelate of His Holiness from 1904 ;
Protonotary ApostoUc from 1912; received Cross "Pro
Ecclesia et Pontiflce, 1901 ; Knight of the Holy Sepulchre,
1909 ; Member of Special Council of University of Malta, 1899.
War Work: Proceeded to Front as Chaplain on outbreak of
War, Aug. 1914 ; at battles of Mons, Marne, Aisne, Ypres, etc.,
and in retreat from Mons (Star 2 roses, General Service Medal,
Victory Medal and Silver Oak leaf) ; mentioned in both
Lord French's despatches, and later in Sec. of State's despatch.
Address : The Manor House, Winterbourne Gunner, Salisbury.
Club: Authors'. (C1465)
BICKERSTETH, John Joseph, O.B.E. Address : Cot-
tingham House, Cottingham, Hull. (09989)
BICKET, Brig.-Gen. WiUiam Neilson, C.B.E. ; Great
War, 1914-18, as Brig.-Gen. (despatches). (C800)
BICKLEY, Nora Magdalen, Mrs., M.B.E., 6. 21 July,
1880 ; d. of Commander E. P. Statham, R.N. ; m. Francis
Lawrance, s. of Francis Bridges Bickley, of British Museum.
War Work : Women's Emergency Corps (Interpreter) ; Junior
Administrative Assistant in the Treasury Solicitor's Depart
ment (Law Courts Branch). Address : 58, Biddulph Mansions,
Elgin Avenue, W. 9. (M1412)
BICKLEY, Lieut. Reginald Couteney, O.B.E., R.N.
BIDDISCOMBE, George, M.B.E., D.C.M., fi. 2 March,
1880 ; S. of James Biddiscombe, of Greenwich ; m.
Edith Emily, d. of George Bayles, of Clapham Park. Clerk,
War Office. War Work : Engaged throughout the War on
the organisation and administration of all hospitals in the
United Kingdom for the treatment of the sick and wounded.
Address : 29, Chertsey Street, Church Lane, Tooting, S.W 17.
(M7381)
BIDDLE, Lois, M.B.E., 6. 4 Jan. 1894 ; d. of Leonard
Frederick Biddle, of Liverpool Educ. : Central Foundation,
Girls' School, London, and Ursuliue Convent, Londerzeel,
Belgium. War Work : Assistant Superintendent of Clerical
Staff, of Contraband Committee, Foreign Office ; and Peace
Conference, Paris. Address : 207, Ebury St., London, S.W. 1.
(M147)
BIDDULPH, Capt. Alfred James, O.B.E., M.C, R.F.A.
BIDDULPH, Eleanor, Lady, O.B.E. ; d. of late Samuel
Thompson of Muckamore Abbey, Co. Antrim ; m. Sir Theo-
philus George Biddulph, 8th Bart, (see Burke's Peerage).
Address : PavUion, Melrose, N.B. (O9990)
BIDWELL, Eivir Linda, M.B.E.
BIDWELL, Right Rev. Monsignor Manuel John, C.B.E.,
D.D., Bishop of MUetopolis, Auxiliary to Cardinal Bourne,
6. 29 June, 1872 ; s. of Charles Toll Bidwell, F.R.G.S.
Educ. : Paris ; King's College, London ; Academia Ecclesias
tica, Rome. Addresses : St. Mary's Rectory, Cadogan St.,
S.W. ; San Carlos, St. Jean de Luz, Basses Pyrenees. (C439)
BIDWILL, WilUam Edward, O.B.E.
BIGBY, Dorothy Anne, M.B.E., M.A. (Lond.). Educ. :
Cheltenham Ladies' CoUege and University CoUege, London.
Research and examining work. Address : Stonehill's Mansions.
Streatham. (M7383)
BIGG, Capt. WiUiam Charles, O.B.E., R.A.S.C
BIGGE, Edith Lindsay, Lady SELBY-, O.B.E. 6 16 Oct
1864 ; d. of Right Hon. J. R. Davison, M.P., of Underriver
House, Sevenoaks ; m. Sir Lewis Amherst Selby-Bigge, Bart.,
K.C.B. (see BURKE'S Peerage), s. of Charles Selby-Bigge, of
Linden, Northumberland, and Ightham Mote, Kent. War
Work : Member of Executive of Young Women's Christian
Association coUection of funds, organisation of " Flag Days,"
estabUshment of Hostels. Addresses : 127, Sloane Street,
S.W. 1 ; Kingston Manor, Lewes, Sussex. (03620)
BIGGE, Lieut.-Col. George Orde, O.B.E., R.E.
BIGGS, Ambrose Joseph, M.B.E..
BIGGS, Arthur Holland, M.B.E.
BIGGS, Lieut.-Col. Charles William, O.B.E., R.E.
BIGGS, Lieut. Jack PeUiam Peroival Leslie, M.B.E.,
R.A.F. BIGGS, Capt. John James Egerton, O.B.E., R.A.M.C.
(T.F.). BIGHAM, Lieut.-Col. Hon. Charles Clive, C.M.G., C.B.E.
J.P., D.L., 6. 18 Aug. 1872 ; s. of Viscount Mersey, of 22, Gros-
venor Place, S.W. 1 ; in. Mary Gertrude, d. of late Sir Horace
Seymour, K.C.B., Deputy Master, Royal Mint. Educ. : Eton ;
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Bigley

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

Sandhurst R.M.C Grenadier Guards, Reserve of Officers ;
H.M. Diplomatic Service ; Board of Trade ; Secretary to
Royal Commissions ; InteUigence Dept., War Office. War
Work : Rejoined Grenadier Guards, 5 Aug. 1914 ; Brigade Ma jor,
Brigade of Guards and General Staff Officer, 2nd Grade,
London District, 1914 ; Provost Marshal, Mediterranean
Expeditionary Force and MUitary Attache, Egypt, 1915 ;
General Staff Officer, 1st Grade, Egypt, France, 1916 ; in
command of British MUitary Mission to French War Office,
1916-19 (1914-15 Star, two medals; despatches, 1917;
Officer of Legion of Honour, 1918; C.B.E. (MUitary),
Lieut.-Col. and Officer Crown of Italy, 1919). Address ; 22,
Eaton Place, London, S.W. 1. Clubs : United Service ;
Bachelors'. (C1466)
BIGLEY, Francis WilUam Hudson, M.B.E., M.A., B.Ch.
BIGNOLD, WilUam Henry, M.B.E.
BIKANER, Hon. Major-Gen. H. H. Maharaja Raj Raje-
shawar Siromani Sri Sir Ganga Singh Bahadur, Maharaja of,
G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E., G.C.V.O., G.B.E. (1921), K.C.B., A.D.C to
the King, fi. 3 Oct. 1880 ; s. of Maharaj Sri Lall Singhji Baha-
dut. Hon. LL.D., Cambridge and Edinburgh ; D.C.L. Oxford ;
granted Hon. Commission of Major, British Army, 1900, and
attached 2nd Bengal Lancers ; Lieut.-Col. 1909 ; Col. 1910 ;
Major-Gen. 1917 ; was selected as one of the Representatives
of India at Imperial War Cabinet and Conference, 1917 and
1919 ; received Freedom of the Cities of London, Edinburgh,
Manchester, and Bristol ; is Patron and President of many
Institutions and Associations ; served with British Army in
China, 1901 ; in command of Bikaner Camel Corps (despatches);
served in Great War in France and Egypt (despatches, bronze
star) ; has Grand Cordon of Order of the NUe ; and 1st Class
Kaisir-i-Hind medal ; and is Donat of the Order of St. John
of Jerusalem in England. Address : Bikaner, Rajputana
India. Clubs : Marlborough ; Western India Turf ; Willing-
don Sports, Bombay. (G68)
BILDERBECK, Capt. WiUiam John How, O.B.E.,
A.P.D. BILLINTON, Lieut.-Col. Lawson, C.B.E., R.E.
BILLS, Eng.-Comm. Walter WiUiam, O.B.E., R.N.
BILSLAND, Robert, O.B.E., J.P., fi. 1 Oct. 1859 ; s. of
Robert BUsland, of Glasgow ; m. Jeanie, d. of James McKean,
of Dumbartonshire. Educ. : Dumbarton Academy and
Glasgow High School. Alderman, West Suffolk County Council.;
Member of Education and other Committees of above Council ;
Chairman of West Suffolk War Agricultural Executive Com
mittee ; Member of the MUdenhall Rural District CouncU.
War Work : Chairman, War Agricultural Executive Committee ;
represented the Board of Agriculture on the West Suffolk
Appeal Tribunal ; Member of the MUdenhall Tribunal. Ad
dress : Brandon House, Lakenheath, Brandon. Club : Na
tional Liberal. (OHIO)
BILTON, Christina Turnbull, M.B.E. (M1414)
BING, Herbert, O.B.E., M.I.Mech.E., 5. 1870; s. of
Herbert Bing, of Teynham, Kent. Educ. : Faversham.
Director ; The Clement Stevens Pneumatic Engineering Co.
Ltd. ; 28, Spencer Street, London, S.W. 1. War Work :
Managing Director, National FlUing Factories, Banbury, 1915,
Gainsborough, 1917, and Chittening, 1918. Address : 32,
Rollscourt Avenue, Heme HiU, S.E. 24. (0148)
BINGHAM, Lieut.-Col. Sir Albert Edward, 2nd Bt ,
O.B.E., V.D., J.P., 6. 23 Nov. 1868 ; o.s of Sir John Edward
Bingham, 1st Bt. of West Lea, Sheffield, and Maria, d. of the
late WUUam Fowcett, of Clarke House, Sheffield ; to. Lucy, d. of
the late Duncan L. McAlIum, of Gosforth. Educ. . Blair Lodge.
Master Cutler of the Cutlers' Company, Sheffield , Lieut.-Col
West Riding Division, R.E. (T.) ; Member, West Riding of
York Territorial Force Association ; Proprietor of Walker and
Hall, Sheffield (SUver, Cutlery, and Electro-plate manufac
turers). Address : Rauby House, near Retford, Notts.
Clubs : Junior Constitutional ; Royal Automobile ; The Club
Sheffield. (06912)
BINGHAM, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Charles Frederick, M.B.E.
BINGHAM, Constance Gwendoline, O.B.E. ; d. of the late
Robert Bingham. Educ. : St. Scholastica's School, Oxford.
War Work : Secretary, Contraband Committee, Foreign Office,
S.W. 1, and Superintendent, Women Staff, Peace Conference
Paris. (09991)
BINGHAM, Capt. the Hon. Edward Barry Stewart.
V.C, O.B.E., R.N , 6. 26 July, 1881 ; s. of the 5th Baron
Clanmorris, of Creg Clare, Co. Galway, and Bangor Castle
Ireland (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Vera, d. of E. Temple-
Patterson, of CuU'ord Gardens, London. Educ. : Arnold House
Llanddulas and H.M.S. " Britannia," Dartmouth. Royal
Navy (active list). War Work: Lieut.-Com. in H.AIS
" Invincible " 1914-15 ; Commander in H.M S. Destroyer
" Hornet," 1916 ; Commander of H.M.S. " Nestor," at battle
of Jutland, 1916; H.M.S. "Nestor" sunk during battle;
prisoner of war in Germany, 1916 ; interned in Holland, 1918
until Armistice ; awarded V.C. for Jutland and St. StanMa.is
(2nd class) ; O.B.E. for services whUst prisoner of war in
Germany. Address : 57, Bedford Gardens, Campden Hill
London, W. 8. Clubs : United Service ; Ranelaah (0964°)
BINGHAM, Major WilUam Henry, C.B.E., I A
BINGLE, Capt. William Reginald, M.B.E., A I E
BINGLEY, Mabel Katherine, Lady, O.B E 6 19 Dee
1869 ; d. of Col. G. A. Way, C.B., late of Spavnes Hall, Great
Yelpham, Essex ; in. Mnjor-General Sir Alfred Horsford
Bingley, K.C.I.E., C.B. (see Burke's Peeraije), s. of Peregrine
Taylor Brngley. War Work: Member of Indian Joint War

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Committee of British Red Cross Society and Order of St. John
of Jerusalem ; Member of Committee of Delhi-Simla Red Cross
Work Party. Address : Simla, India. (O4015)
BINGLEY, Major Robert Noel GlanviUe, O.B.E.
BINNEY, Major Arthur Thomson, O.B.E. R.A.S.C.
BINNEY, Harold WilUam Meares, O.B.E., b. 20 Jan. 1878;
s. of the late WiUiam Binney, of London ; to. Ivy St. Claire,
d. of the late Edward Harley, of Cardiff. Educ. : University
CoUege School, London. War Work : Sometime Chief Com
missariat Officer and Deputy Director, Middlesex Branch,
Joint V.A. Organisation, British Red Cross and Order of St.
John. Address : 14, Manor Mansions, Belsize Grove, Hampstead (03621)
BINNIE, Annie Janet, Mrs., M.B.E., 6. 15 Feb. 1880;
d. of James Deas, of Manchester ; to. WiUiam Bryce Binnie
(Major), s. of WilUam Binnie, of Airdrie. Educ. : Manchester
High School. War Work : Feb. 1915, to May, 1918, Record
Clerk and Registrar to the Commissioner, British Red Cross and
Order of St. John, at Headquarters, Boulogne, France ; Jan.
1919, to July, 1919 (inclusive) engaged on the reclassification
and commlation of the permanent records of the Commission
in France. Address : Church House, The Ridgway, Still
HiU, London. (M1415)
BINNIE, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. James BaUentyne, M.B.E.
BINNS, Arthur, M.B.E.
BINNS, Aubrey Brian, M.B.E.
BINNS, A. Lieut.-Col. Cuthbert Evelyn, O.B.E., R.M.,
6. 26 Nov. 1880 ; s. of Walter Rupen, of Constantinople ;
to. Edith Mildred, d. of Charles Edwards, of Constantinople.
Educ. : American CoUege. War Work : joined Royal Naval
Division, March, 1915, and served throughout Dardanelles
campaign, transferred to Egypt, May, 1916 ; thence appointed
to Assistant Military Attache British Legation at Berne ; after
Armistice attached to Staff of Admiral De Robeck, British
High Commissioner at Constantinople ; promoted during the
war to A. Lieut.-Col. ; received Greek Order of Redeemer,
French Legion of Honour, ItaUan Order of St. Maurice and
Lazarus. Club : Constantinople. (04332)
BINNS, Douglas Thomson, O.B.E. Temp. Assistant
Commercial Attache, Copenhagen. (011789c)
BINNS, Capt. Frederick, M.B.E., A.P.D.
BINNS, Joseph, M.B.E.
BINNS, Oswell Barritt, O.B.E.
BINNY, Lieut.-Col. Steuart Murrey, O.B.E., A.P.D.
BINYON, Major Basil, O.B.E. R.A.F.
BIRBECK, Thomas Edson, M.B.E.
BIRCH, Major Alfred GranviUe, O.B.E., R.A.S C.
BIRCH, Bertha, Mrs., M.B.E.
BIRCH, Charles, M.B.E.
BIRCH, Lieut.-Comm. Frank, O.B.E., R.N.V.R.
BIRCH, George, M.B.E.
BIRCH, George Ernest, O.B.E., 6. 19 July, 1877. Chief
Clerk to Governor General of Union of South Africa and
Secretary, King Edward VII Order of Nurses. Address:
Government House, Cape Town. (08345)
BIRCH, George Hubert, M.B.E., fi. 30 June, 1880 ; s. of
A. F. M. Birch, of Mysore Educational Service; m. Alice,
d. of James Lennon, of Cork, Ireland. Educ. : Grammar
School, Karachi, Sind, India. Bombay Civil Service;
held appointments of Assistant to the Commissioner
in Sind ; Assistant Commissioner of Salt Excise and Opium
in Sind ; Deputy ControUer of prices for Sind ; ControUer of
Rents, Karachi ; Collector of Income Tax in Sind. War Work:
Honorary General Secretary, Y.M.C.A., Karachi; Honorary
Secretary, Hospital Nursing Association ; Honorary Secretary,
Boy Scouts, Sind Local Association ; Volunteer, Long Service
Medal (1915) ; Honorary Secretary, Domiciled European and
Anglo-Indian Recruitment Committee ; Member of foUowing
War Committees : Sind Aeroplane and Ambulance Fund ; Sind
' Our Day " Fund : Sind Recruitment Committee ; Karachi
Passage Control Committee ; War Loan Committee ; Karachi
Rent Committee (Member and Secretary), Sind Resettlement
Committee. Address: Karachi, Sind, India. (M4116)
BIRCH, Lieut. George RusseU, M.B.E.
BIRCH, Janet EUzabeth, Mrs., M.B.E., 6. 21 May, 1877;
d. of Arthur Travis Clay, of Rastrick and FUey, Yorks ; m.
John Kenneth Beaufoy Birch, Com., R.N., s. of John Grant
Birch, of Bedfont, Middlesex. Educ. : Privately, and
University CoUege, London. War Work : Commandant, E.R.
34 Vorks, 1914-19 (V.A.D. Hosp. FUey). Address: Bourne
End, FUey, Yorks. (M3529)
BIRCH, John, M.B.E.
BIRCH, Lieut.-Col. Lewis Henry Peregrine, O.B.E., R.A.
BIRCH, Capt. Montague, O.B.E., 6. 1893; s. of Theodore
Birch, of Pans, France. Educ. : City of London School.
Engineer (Motor and Mechanical). War Work : Enlisted in
R.A.S.C. Mechanical Transport, 7 Aug. 1914, as despatch
rider ; Commissioned 24 Oct. 1914, when with No. 1
Ammunition Park; Commanded same unit in 1917 also
Commanded for short periods, 5th Aux. Petrol Co,
-No 1 Divisional M.T. Co.: now Commanding 789 M.T. Co,
India Addresses: 40, Tulse HiU, London; 46 Rue St.
Placide, Pans. ' (o5010)
IJSSJ1' L.ieut. WilUam Kenning, O.B.E.
BIRCH, Major Wyndham Lindsay, D.S.O., M.B.E.,
Croix de Guerre, 6 22 March, 1870 ; _. of Sir Arthur Birch;
p,w\vn' ?¦ ° iihl Earl o£ Hardwicke. Educ. : Marlboro.
1 nme fl arden of Fishmongers' Company, 1919-20. War Work :

BIOGEAPHIES.

Bishop

Served as a Private in the London Scottish as a Subaltern in
the West Yorkshire Regt. ; as an Observer and Pilot in the
R.F.C. and R.A.F. in France, Salonica, Palestine, Syria and
SomaUIand ; twice mentioned in despatches. Address : 22,
Albert Road, Regent's Park. Clubs : Pratt's ; Arthur's ; Bach
elors'; R.A.C (M1417)
BIRCHBY, Henry William Britain, M.B.E., 6. 15 Feb.
1882 ; s. of Thomas John Birchby, of Portsmouth ; m. Helen
Maude. Educ. : Royal Hospital School, Greenwich. Assist
ant Naval Store Officer, Admiralty. War Work : Work in
connection with the supply of Naval Stores and maintenance
of the R.N. Air Service, and of the Airship Service after the
transfer of heavier-than-air machines to the Air Ministry.
Address : 52, Chestnut Road, Raynes Park, S.W. 19. (M7388)
BIRD, Capt. Douglas Joseph, M.B.E., 6. 14 April, 1894 ;
s. of H. F Bird, of Cambridge ; m. Evelyn Marjorie, d. of
C. J. Hobbs, of Chester. Educ. : Gresham's School, Holt
Norfolk. War Work : Served in the 2,5th Batt., The
York and Lancaster Regt., at home and in France ; also as
Chief Instructor, Hawarden Castle Officers' Convalescent
Hospital. Address : The Bungalow, Downham Market, Nor
folk. (M1418)
BIRD, Capt. Edmund Ivan Montford, M.B.E., R.A.F.
BIRD, Henry Linsell, M.B.E., 6. 5 AprU, 1879; s. of
James Bird, of Ilford ; m. Harriet Emilv, d. of WilUam Nichols,
of Ilford. Educ. : Ilford C of E. School and East Ham
Technical College. Works Superintendent to the Ilford
Urban District Council. War Work : Managed the Ilford
CouncU's Government Contracts for the manufacture of
18-pounder sheUs, '303 British Cartridge Dies, Japanese and
Russian Cartridge Dies, and Needle Holders ; of the total
articles supplied (250,000) not one was rejected. Address :
41, Quebec Road, Hford, Essex. (M7389)
BIRD, Herbert Ruben, M.B.E.
BIRD, Major James, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BIRD, Jessie, Mrs., M.B.E.
BIRD, Major Lawrence Wilfred, D.S.O, O.B.E, b. 1883;
s. of Arthur Bird, J.P, of The Grange, Great Bookham ; to.
1916, Hilda, d. of the late Richard Alfred Lett, M.D, of Wake
field. Educ. : Harrow, and Trin. CoU, Camb. Major, Roy.
Berkshire Regt. ; Great War, 1914-18 (despatches twice).
(06914)
BIRD, Mary CeciUa, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
BIRD, Capt. Richard Martin, M.B.E.
BIRD, Capt. Ronald Trevor WUberforoe, O.B.E.
Dorsetshire Regt.
BIRD, Major WilUam Arthur Henry, O.B.E, Sikh Purs..
LA. (011726)
BIRD, Brevet-Col. WiUiam John Butterworth, O.B.E,
6. 27 Nov. 1852. Educ. : CUfton CoUege and Royal MiUtary
Academy, Woolwich. Royal ArtiUery and Indian Army.
War Work : Served in Guernsey throughout the war. (09993)
BIRDWOOD, Lieut.-Col. George Christopher McDowaU,
BIRKET, Major Myles HIGGIN-, O.B.E, J.P, Order of
the White Eagle, Serbia, 4th Class, b. Nov. 7 1874 ; s. of the
late WiUiam Higgin-Birket, of Birket Houses, Cartmel
Fell, Lanes. Educ. : Heversham School, Westmorland : and
University CoUege, London. Landed Proprietor ; Major,
Lancashire FusUiers (S.R.). War Work: Served with 2nd
Lancashire FusUiers, Sept. 20 to Oct. 23, France and Belgium,
1914 ; attached Foreign Office, London, March to Oct. 1915 ;
attached General Staff G.H.Q. Salonika, Oct. 1915, to Oct. 1918 ;
Camp Commandant G.H.Q. Salonika and G.H.Q. Army of the
Black Sea, Constantinople, Nov. 1918, to March, 1920. Address :
Birket Houses, Windermere. Club : Royal Winaermere Yacht.
(O1028)
BIRKETT, Annie, O.B.E, 6. 24 Sept. 1872 ; d. of John
Birkett, of Kendal. Educ. : Privately. Certificated Hospital
Nurse ; Proprietress of Nursing Home, 7, MandeviUe Place, W.
War Work : Organiser and Commandant, Miss Birkett's Hospital
for Officers, 7, MandeviUe Place, W. ; had over 1300 officers
in from overseas, of which only 2 died ; Hospital opened
Sept. 1914, closed 30 April, 1919. Address : River House,
Elstead, Surrey. (09994)
BIRKETT, Matthew Stevenson, O.B.E, 5. 29 April
1882 ; s. of John Birkett, of Sydenham ; m. Janet Frew, d. of
James B. AUan, J.P, of MotherweU. Educ. : London Uni
versity. Statistical Officer to National Federation of Iron and
Steel Manufacturers. War Work : Assistant ControUer of
Statistics, Ministry of Munitions. Address : 27, ColUngtree
Road, Sydenham, S.E. 26. (03622)
BIRKETT, Tom, M.B.E, F.S.I, 6. 30 Jan. 1863 ; s. of
Joseph Birkett, of Foxton House, Penrith, Cumberland ; to.
Ada Elizabeth, d. of Michael Bird, of EaUng. Educ. : Sed-
burgh School and CoUege of Agriculture, Downton. Wai
Work: Sub-Commissioner (Cumberland and Westmorland)
Board of Agriculture and Fisheries Food Production Depart
ment. Address : Foxton House, Penrith, Cumberland. (M151)
BIRKIN, Ethel LiUan, O.B.E. ; d. of Sir T. J. Birkin,
Bart, of Ruddington Grange, Nottingham. Educ : Privately
and Hailiwick Manor, London. Sister-in-Charge, Birkin Red
Cross Clinic for Discharged Sailors and Soldiers, Nottingham,
1919 (present temporary occupation). War Work : Com
mandant and Matron, Bayley Red Cross Hospital, Nottingham,
1914 to 1919. Addresses : B.R.CC, 16, Upper College St,
Nottingham ; and Ruddington Grange, Notts. (03)
BIRKIN, Major Philip Austin, O.B.E.

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BIRKMYRE, Sir Archibald, Bt, C.B.E, fi. 28 June 1875 ;
s. of the late Henry Birkmyre of Port Glasgow ;\ to. 8 Dec.
1896, Annie, e3 d. ot Capt. James Black. Partner in Birkmyre
Bros, Jute Manufacturers and Merchants, Calcutta, Bengal.
Address : 0, Clive Row, Calcutta. (C698)
BIRKS, Lieut. Falconor Moffat, O.B.E, R.A.S.C (T.F.).
BIRKS, Lieut.-Col. Gerald Walker, O.B.E.
BIRKS, Gladys Helen, M.B.E, 6. 11 Jan. 1889 ; d. of
Lieut.-Col. H. H. Aspinall, O.B.E, of Coonoor, India, late
Indian Army; to. 15 Dec. 1920, H. L. Birks, Tank Corps.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : V.A.D. Canteen work ; Unit
Administrator, Q.M.A.A.C, 1917-19. Address : Lane End,
Headley, Bordon, Hants. (M6596)
BIRLEY, Wing'-Comm. James Leatham, C.B.E, 6. 1884 ;
s. of the late Francis Hornby Leatham, of Claridges, Lingfield,
Surrey. Squadron-Leader and Acting Wing.-Com. and Med.
Officer R.A.F. ; European War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2335)
BIRMINGHAM, Rt. Rev. Henry Russell Wakefield,
Bishop of, C.B.E, D.D, 6. 1 Dec 1854 ; o.s. of F. Wakefield,
J.P, Broomfleld, Co. Wicklow, and Emily, d. of Leatham
Howard ; g.g.s. of Gilbert Wakefield, the celebrated scholar ;
m. Frances, d. of Henry Dallaway. Educ. : Tonbridge School ;
the Lycee Bonaparte, Paris ; Bonn, Germany ; Cuddesdon,
Oxford. Curate of St. Peter's, Vauxhall, 1877-78 ; Barnes,
1878-81 ; Vicar of All Saints', Swanscombe, 1881-83, Lower
Sydenham, 1883-88, Sandgate, 1888-94 ; Lecturer on English
Literature, Crystal Palace, 1887-91; Member of the London
School Board, 1897-1900 ; Mayor of St. Marylebone, 1903-4-5 ;
Rector of St. Mary's, Bryanston Square, 1894-1909 ; Pre
bendary of St. Paul's, 1908-9 ; Dean of Norwich, 1909-11 ;
Chairman of Central Committee on the Unemployed ; Member
of the Royal Commission on the Poor Law ; President of the
Free and Open Church Society ; President of the National
Council of Public Morals ; Vice-President of the British
Workers' League. Address : Bishop's Croft, Birmingham.
Clubs : Athenaeum ; Reform. (C2187)
BIRRELL, Lieut. Edward, M.B.E, R.E.
BIRRELL, Hugh, M.B.E,
BIRSE, Capt. Arthur Herbert, M.B.E,
BIRT, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Watson, O.B.E.
BIRTLES, John Edward, M.B.E.
BIRTWISTLE, PhiUp, M.B.E.
BISACRE, Frederick Francis Percival, O.B.E, M.A.,
B.Sc, 6. 1885 ; s. of George Bisacre, of Southborough, Kent ;
to. Jean Margaret, d. of Walter Wilfrid Blackie, of Glasgow.
Educ. : Privately and Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. Engineer
and Publisher. War Work : Engineer-in-Chief's Department.
Admiralty, attached for Experiments and Research. Address :
1 Florentine Gardens, Bullhead, Glasgow. (09995)
BISDEE, Lieut.-Col. John Hutton, O.B.E.
BISHOP, AUce Margaret, M.B.E.
BISHOP, Lieut. Arthur Grimwade, M.B.E.
BISHOP, Capt. Charles Alder, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
BISHOP, Major Charles Arthur, O.B.E, R.M.A, b. 22
Feb. 1879 ; s. of the late Capt. E: Bishop, of Bath ; to. Charlotte
Mary, d. of the late George Keys Betham, of Indian Forest
Service. Educ. : Bedford. 2nd Lieut. Royal Marine Artillery,
1 Sept. 1897, ; Adjutant, Wicklow Garrison Artillery MUitia,
1906-8 ; Assistant Inspector of Naval Ordnance, Jan. 1912 ;
Assistant to Superintendent, Naval Ordnance Design, June,
1919 (Admiralty). War Work : Inspection of MiUtary and
Naval Ordnance stores throughout the war. (09996)
BISHOP, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John Evitt, M.B.E, R.F.A. ;
b. 13 Aug. 1854 ; s. of Charles Bishop, of London ; to. Susan
Alice, d. of J. Sloane, of Cork. Educ. : Chichester Cathedral
Choristers School. War Work : Rejoined Army in Aug. 1914,
at 60 years of age ; after having served almost continuously
in the ranks for 45 years, served for 5 years ; mentioned in
despatches, " London Gazette," 23 Feb. 1917, for good work,
and 1 Jan. 1919, for valuable services. Address : 75, Gladstone
Road, Edge HiU, Liverpool. (M3245)
BISHOP, Lieut.-Col. Joseph George, O.B.E.
BISHOP, Louise Emma, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of the late
Col. WiUiam Lamb, Indian Army ; m. Col. Edward Barry
Bishop (late Commandant 3rd Gurkha Rifles), s. of Gen.
George Williams Bishop. War Work: Hon. Sec. S. and S.F. A.
and special work for Ministry of Pensions in Jersey. Address :
Mavfield, Millbrook, Jersey. (M7392)
BISHOP, Capt. Nathaniel, O.B.E.
BISHOP, Pearl Hall, Mrs., O.B.E.
BISHOP, Major Percy, O.B.E, R.A.F, 6. 26 June, 1888 ;
s. of Frank Bishop, of Uxbridge ; to. Dorothy, d. of WiUiam
Freeman, of London. Educ. : Kendrick School, Reading, and
Polytechnic School of Engineering, Regent Street, London, W.
Assistant-Engineer (Design) at Royal Aircraft Establishment,
Farnborough, Hants ; subsequently Deputy Chief Inspector of
Aeroplanes with the Aeronautical Inspection Department.
War Work : Engaged on the supervision of the design of War
Aeroplanes, experimental work in connection with Aircraft, and
controUing the Inspection of War Contracts ; mentioned in
despatches, 1917. Address : Helenslea, Allow Road, Winch-
more Hill. London, W. 21. Club : R.A.F. (08051)
BISHOP, 2nd Lieut. Robert OdeU, M.B.E.
BISHOP, Rosa Ethel, Mrs. O.B.E.
BISHOP, Richard Winsor, M.B.E, 6. 15 Sept. 1861 ; s. of
John Corry Bishop, of Sherborne, Dorset ; to. Edith Mary, d.
of Francis Gaydon, of Norwood. Educ : King's School,
Sherborne. Councillor, City of Norwich. War Work : Special
Constabulary ; Promoter of combined effort by this force in
F

Bishop

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

support of War Loan : Tank Week, £50,000 was subscribed by
about 600 members — a record for the country ; Member of
City of Norwich Tribunal. Addresses : Beech Lodge, Norwich ;
Coombe Lodge, E. Liss, Hants. (M1421)
BISHOP, Capt. Stanley, M.B.E, R.G.A. (S.R.), 6. 11 Oct.
1885 : s. of Herbert Bishop, of Ongar, Essex ; to. Cicely, d. of
WiUiam Monger, of Faversham, Kent. Educ. : Privately.
JoumaUst. War Work : 4 years' service with Forces, first
R.N.V.R, later commission R.G.A. (S.R.) ; twice mentioned
in despatches. Address : 100, Fordhook Avenue, W. 5.
Club : Press. (M5082)
BISHOP, Lieut. Walter George, O.B.E, R.N.
BISHOP, WiUiam George, M.B.E.
BISHOP, WilUam Henry, M.B.E, M.B, B.S, 6. 4 Feb.
1867; s. of Rev. Henry HalsaU Bishop, late Vicar of St.
Andrew's, Sunderland. Educ. : City of London School and
Durham Univ. War Work: Medical Officer, 14th North
umberland V.A.D. Hospital, 1915-19. Address : Wylam,
Northumberland. (M7394)
BISPHAM, Capt. George, O.B.E, M.B.E, I.R.A.O.
BISPHAM, Capt. James Webb, O.B.E.
BISSET, Capt. the Rev. Mordaunt EIrington, M.B.E,
6. 8 Dec. 1859 ; s. of J. F. EIrington Bisset, of Lcssendrum,
Huntly, N.B. Educ. : Cheltenham Coll. and Penbroke CoU,
Cambridge. War Work : Chaplain at R.M. Chapel, Wellington
Barracks, from 1915. Address : 8, Chantrey House, Eccleston
Street, S.W. Clubs : Union; Royal AutomobUe. (M5083)
BISSET, Capt. Ormond Douglas, M.B.E, b. 5 Feb. 1891;
8. of James Smith Bisset, of Liverpool ; m. Gertrude Gwendolen,
d. of the Rev. Carey Bonner, of London. Educ. : High School,
Liverpool Institute. Merchant ; Reserve of Officers, Royal
Marines. War Work: Served in GaUipoli, France, and
Transport Dept, Ministry of Shipping. Address : Cranley,
CecU Street, Gordon, nr. Sydney, N.S.W. Clubs: United
Berkeley; Unkra (Sydney). (M7395)
BISSET, Eng.-Lieut. WUUam David, O.B.E, R.N.
BISSETT, Capt. James, O.B.E., Can. A.S.C.
BISSETT, John, O.B.E, M.Inst.M.E, 6. 14 March, 1882 ;
s. of Rev. George Alexander Bissett, of Houndwood, Berwick
shire. Educ. : Reston School, Berwickshire ; George Watson's
College, Merchiston Castle School and Heriot Watt CoUege,
Edinburgh. Director, Messrs. Piatt Bros. & Co, Ltd, Oldham.
War Work : Secretary and Engineering Manager to the Board
of Management of the Manchester and District Armaments
Output Committee. Clubs : Albion, Oldham ; Royal Auto
mobUe. (0151)
BISSLAND, Emma, Mrs., M.B.E.
BIVAR, Capt. Roderick BELLI-, M.B.E, R.A.F.
BLACHFORD, Lieut.-Col. James Vincent, C.B.E..
R.A.M.C. BLACK, Alexander, M.B.E.
BLACK, Paymaster-Sub-Lieut. Alfred Stephen, M.B.E,
R.N.R, BLACK, Archibald, O.B.E, J.P. Ex-Provost of Oban.
(011892)
BLACK, Archibald CampbeU, O.B.E, M.A, LL.B, 6.
31 Dec. 1877 ; s. of Archibald Campbell Black, of Glasgow ;
m. Charlotte WylUe, d. of Sir Thomas Mason, of Glasgow.
Educ. : Albany Academy ; Glasgow University. Advocate.
TFar Work : Captain and Adjutant ?/7th Bate. Royal Scots ;
attached War Office, ApiU, 1917 ; attached Ministry of National
Service, Oct. 1917, to 31 Dec. 1918 ; rcUnqoished Commission
with rank of Captain, May, 1919. Address : 61, Great King
St, Edinburgh. Clubs : University and Scottish Conservative,
Edinburgh ; Caledonian, London. (0152)
BLACK, Charles WilUam, Senior, M.B.E.
BLACK, Dora Winifred, M.B.E.
BLACK, Major George Cumine Strahan, O.B.E.
BLACK, Major Gordon Boyes, M.B.E.
BLACK, Lieut. Graeme Morrison, M.B.E.
BLACK, Herbert Duncan, M.B.E. Rendered patriotic
services. (M10306)
BLACK, Lieut. Hutcheson CampbeU, O.B.E, R.E.
BLACK, Rev. James, O.B.E, 6. 8 Nov. 1870 ; s. of James
Black, LL.D, of Sheriffston, Elgin ; to. Roberta Cecilia (who died)
d. of R. C. WiUiamson. of Edinburgh. Educ. : Elgin Academy,
Universities of Aberdeen and Edinburgh. Chaplain, Church of
Scotland, Simla, Inaia (formerly Minister of the parish of
Balfron, Sterlingshire). War Work : Hon. Sec Order of St.
John and British Red Cross Society in India. Addresses :
The Manse, Simla, India ; Sheriffston, Elgin. Clubs : Cale
donian (London) ; University (Edinburgh) ; Western (Glas
gow) ; U.S. Club (Simla). (04016)
BLACK, Muriel, Mrs, M.B.E.
BLACK, Major N, O.B.E.
BLACK, Rena Denholm Menzies, M.B.E.
BLACK, WiUiam George, C.B.E.. LL.D, J.P, fi. 23 Dec.
1857 , s. of George Black, of Glasgow, Solicitor ; to. Anna
Robertson Blackie (died 1920), d. of Robert Blackie, Publisher,
of Blackie & Son, Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow University. A
Manager of Glasgow Royal Infirmary and Chairman of its
Ophthalmic Committee ; Vice-President of St. Munro's CoUege,
Glasgow ; a Director of Glasgow Eye Infirmary ; of Glasgow
Deaf and Dumb Institution, and of Association for Relief of
Incurables. War Work : Chairman of Scottish V.A.D. Com
mittee ; Member of Central Joint V.A.D. Committee, London ;
War Executive of Scottish Branch, Red Cross Societv ; Member
of A visory Board of the Ministry of Labour as to post-war

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Training of Officers (attached to 4th Army Headquarters,
Namur) ; Chairman of Selective Committee (Western Lowlands
of Scotland) ; Chairman of Officers' Interviewing Board
of Ministry of Labour for Glasgow and West of Scotland.
Addresses : Ardmay, Arrochar, Dumbartonshire ; Ramoyle,
Dowanhill Gardens, Glasgow. Clubs : Carlton ; Royal
Societies' ; 1900 ; University, New Edinburgh ; Royal Scottish
AutomobUe, Glasgow. (C932)
BLACKADDER, David, M.B.E.
BLACKALL, WiUiam Walker, M.B.E, R.A.
BLACKBURN, Lieut. Albert Edward, O.B.E, R.N.R.
BLACKBURN, Alfred Charles, M.B.E.
BLACKBURN, Rev. Burdus Redford, M.B.E, 6. 16 Nov.
1888 ; s. of B. R. Blackburn, of Tynemouth. Educ. : St.
Catharine's CoU, Cambridge. Address : The Vicarage,
Cleator Moor, Cumberland. (M2978)
BLACKBURN, Lieut.-Col. Charles Bickerton, O.B.E,
Al^t. A. M.C.
BLACKBURN, Major Lionel Oddy Gaskell, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C. BLACKBURN, Robert, O.B.E, A.M.I.CE, F.R.Ae.S, b.
26 March, 1885 ; s. of G. W. Blackburn, of Leeds ; to. Jessica,
d. of Dr. Thompson, of Birmingham. Educ. : University of
Leeds. Ebgineer ; Managing Director of the Blackburn Aero
plane and Motor Co, Ltd. War Work : Responsible for the
design, construction, and production of Aircraft ; in particular
of Torpedo Aircraft. Address : Bowcliffe, Boston Spa, Yorks.
Clubs : Royal Aero ; West Riding (Leeds). (09998)
BLACKBURN, Major Thomas, O.B.E, 6. 27 April, 1882 ;
s. of the late Francis Blackburn, of Longtown, Cumberland;
m. IsabeUa Johnstone, d. of Robt. E. Moffat, J.P, of Canonbie,
Dumfriesshire. Educ. : Bede CoUege, Durham. Secretary of
the Edinburgh and East of Scotland CoUege of Agriculture, 13,
George Square, Edinburgh. War Work : Joined K.O.S.B. at
outbreak of war ; promoted Captain Feb. 1915 ; severely
wounded at the Battle of Loos, 25 Sept. 1915. and taken
prisoner by the enemy ; right leg amputated ; exchanged to
Switzerland May, 1916; repatriated to this country, 1917;
appointed to the War Office (MUitary Secretary's Dept.);
promoted Major, Dec. 1918 ; mentioned in despatches, March,
1 919 ; invahded from the Service, Jan. 1920, and permitted to
retain rank of Major. (06921)
BLACKBURN, Lieut. Walter James, M.B.E, R.F.A.
BLACKBURN, WUUam Ernest, C.B.E.
BLACKBURNE, Editha Marjorie, Mrs. IRELAND-,
M.B.E, 6. 26 May, 1891 ; d. of Henry John BromUow, of Rain-
hill, Lancashire ; to. John Ireland- Blackbume, s. of Col. Deland-
Blackburne, C.B, of Hale HaU, Lancashire. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Hon. Sec. of the Prisoners of War Department,
Liverpool Civic Service League, War Depot. Address : Salmon
Arm, British Columbia, Canada.
BLACKDEN, Mary Helen Bennett, Mrs., M.B.E.
BLACKDEN, Brig.-Gen. Leonard ShadweU, C.B.E.
BLACKER, George, C.B.E, MD, F.R.C.P, F.R.CS,
fi. 23 Oct. 1865 ; s. of the late General L. Blacker, ; m. Shirley
Elvina, d. of Rev. T. J. Bowen, of Clifton, Bristol. Educ. :
Cheltenham CoUege ; and University CoUege London. Ob
stetric Physician University CoUege Hospital ; Lecturer at
and Dean of the Medical School. War Work : With R.A.M.C,
Hospital Ship, M.E.F. and Egypt ; Univ. Lond. O.T.C ; 0. i'c
Ext . Military Aux. Univ. Coll. Hospital. Addresses : 45, Wimpole
Street, W. ; Tarwood House, S. Leigh, Oxon. Club : Royal
AutomobUe. (C3073)
BLACKETT, Edward Joseph, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
fi. 1870 ; s of Joseph Byron Blackett, of Green Street, Park
Lane, W. 1 ; m. RosaUe Beatrice StUl. Educ. : Stonynurst CoU.
and St. George's Hospital. War Work : Acted as Medical
Officer in charge of the foUowing Hospitals for Officers during
the period Aug. 1914, to June. 1919 ¦ H.R.H. Princess Louise's,
Kensington Palace ; The Hon. Mrs. Rupert Beckett's, 34,
Grosvenor Street, W. 1 ; Bathurst House Hospital, 12, Belgrave
Square, S.W. 1 ; Theodore Hospital, Mount Street W. 1 ;
Harcourt House, Cavendish Square, W. 1 (Convalescent
Hospital). Address: 33, South Audley Street, W. 1. Club:
PubUc Schools. (04352)
BLACKETT, Frances Charlotte IsabeUa, M.B.E, 6. 19
AprU, 1870 ; d. of John Stephens Blackett, of Inverard, Aber-
foyle. Educ. : At home and at Oxford. Member of Perthshire
Insurance Committee ; Hon. County Sec. Perthshire Red Cross ;
Hon. Sec. Perthshire Federation of Nursing Associations. War
Work : Hon. Sec. Perthshire Branch B.R.C.S. ; Searcher for
Missing Enquiry Dept. B.R.C.S. Address : Inverard, Aber-
foyle, Perthshire, Red Cross Office. Perth. (M154)
BLACKETT, Rear-Admiral Henry, C .E E , R.N, fi. 28 Nov.
1867 ; s. of late John Charles Blackett, R.N. of Thorpe Lea,
Egham (see Burke's Peerage, Blackett, Bart.) ; m. Hon.
Pamela Mary Fisher, d. of John, 1st Baron Fisher, G.C.B. (see
Burke's Peerage). Club : Army and Navy. (C1178)
BLACKETT, Capt. Mortimer Charles, M.B.E.
BLACKETT, Col. William Cuthbert, C.B.E, T.D, LL.D,
M.Sc, J.P, D.L, 6. 18 Nov. 1859 ; s. of Dr. Wm. Cuthbert
Blackett, M.I..M.E of Durham ; to. Anne, d. of W. Wadding-
ham, of Durham. Educ. : Durham School and Durham
University N,C College. President of the Institution of
Mining Engineers ; Managing Director Charlaw and Sacriston
Collieries Co, Ltd. War Work : Commanded 8th Durham
Light Infantry ; raised, organised and commanded other
battalions ; MiUtary Representative Colliery Recruiting Courts
Durham and Northumberland; served in France in 1918;

BIOGEAPHIES.

Blake

County Commandant Durham Volunteer Corps. Address :
Acorn Close, Sacriston, near Durham. Clubs : Durham County
Club ; London Conservative Club. (C1469)
BLACKHURST, Arthur, M.B.E. War Work: Army,
Medical Dept, War Office. Address : 37, Clayton Avenue,
Wembley, Middlesex. (M7399)
BLACKLEDGE, Major WilUam Thomas, M.B.E, T.D,
M.S., Edin, R.A.M.C (T.F.), 6. 1862 ; s. of WUliam Blackledge,
of Chorley, Lancashire ; m. Sarah Elizabeth, d. of J.Taylor, J.P,
of ColeshiU, Flintshire. Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. War Work :
Major 2nd West Lanes. Field Ambulance, Aug. 1914-18 ;
President, Officers' Medical Board, Mersey Defences, 1917-20 ;
President, Army Recruiting Board, 1916-17. Address : 2,
Somerset Place, Newsham Park, Liverpool. Club : Athenaeum
(Liverpool). (M10261d)
BLACKLER, Paymaster-Comm. Leonard, O.B.E,
R.N. BLACKLEY, Lucie Ida, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 6 April, 1883 ;
d. of Richard Allen, of Cavan ; m. Travers Robert, s. of Travel's
Robert Blackley, of Dublin. Educ. : Cedar House, Slough,
Bucks. War Work : Organised all the National Schools in
Co. Cavan in various war work, knitting, etc. ; acted as Hon.
Sec. for the entire War Work Committee from Aug. 1914, to
closing of this work in 1919. Address : Drumbar, Cavan,
Ireland. (09999)
BLACKMAN, Ida Louisa, M.B.E.
BLACKMAN, Major WiUiam Stephen, O.B.E.. R.M.L.I.
BLACKMORE, Lieut. AUred Charles, M.B.E, R.A.F.
BLACKMORE, Major Charles Nelson Lindsley, M.B.E.
BLACKMORE, Constance Marie, M.B.E.
BLACKMORE, Capt. Herbert Stuart, O.B.E, R.A.M.C (011727)
BLACKSHAW, Major George NeviUe, O.B.E, R.E.
BLACKSHAW, James WUUam, M.B.E, 6. 8 June, 1895 ;
s. of Arthur Joseph Blackshaw, of Doncaster. Educ. : Don-
caster Grammar School. Regional Registrar, Ministry of
Pensions, Yorkshire Region H.Q, 7, Boar Lane, Leeds. War
Work: After discharge from 3rd Batt. K.O.Y.L.I. appointed
official in charge RetaU Business Licensing Oraer, East Central
Region, Ministry of National Service ; subsequently appointed
Finance Officer and later Secretary. Address : 22, Denison
Road, Hexthorpe, Doncaster (M7401)
BLACKSHAW, John Frank, O.B.E, 6. 22 May, 1875 ;
s; of John Blackshaw, of Marton, Cheshire ; to. Winifred Mary,
d. of WiUiam Trimmer, of Alton, Hants. Educ : Macclesfield
Grammar School and Bangor University, N. Wales. Formerly
Assistant Professor West of Scotland Agricultural CoUege,
Glasgow ; formerly Principal Midland Agricultural and Dairy
CoUege, Kingston-on-Soar, Derby ; formerly H.M. Inspector
Board of Education. War Work : Food Production ; designed
and supervised the carrying out of scheme which resulted in an
increased home production of Dairy Produce during and im
mediately foUowing War. Address : The Cottage, Bromsgrove,
Worcs. ; Club : Farmers'. (01117)
BLACKSTOCK, George, O.B.E.
BLACKSTOCK, Capt. George Gooderham, O.B.E, M.C
BLACKWELL, Lieut. Cecil Patrick, M.B.E.
BLACKWELL, Major Francis Victor, C.B.E, M.C, b.
12 May, 1890 ; s. of John BlackweU, of Shipley, Yorks. ; to.
Elsie Marguerite, d. of Benjamin IUingworth, of Bradford.
Educ. : Belle Vue and Privately. War Work : Joined Duke of
Wellington's West Riding Regiment, June, 1915 ; went out
to France, 1st Jan. 1916 ; awarded Military Cross for gallantry
battle of the Somme ; wounded Oct. 1916 ; invalided home ;
promoted Captain and attached Northumbrian Reserve Brigade,
June, 1917 ; sent with British Military Mission to America,
Oct. 1917 ; commanded group of British officers, Camp Dodge ,
Iowa ; attached British War Mission, and afterwards the
Canadian Mission in London ; was assistant to Director ;
Victory Loan, 1919. Address : 5, St. James's Place, S.W. 1 ;
Underwood, Thames Ditton, Surrey. (C2454)
BLACKWELL, Harry Cooper, M.B.E, b. 9 Dec. 1875;
s. of Henry BlackweU, late Chief Constable of Shrewsbury.
Educ. : Newport Grammar School, I. of W, and Shrewsbury
High Schools. Chief Inspector of the Criminal Investigation
Department, Birmingham. War Work : Engaged during the
war period upon the supervision and registration of aliens, and
upon work of a confidential nature for various Government
Departments. Address : 16, Melton Road, King's Heath,
Birmingham. (M1425)
BLACKWELL, Capt. Henry, O.B.E.
BLACKWELL, HUda, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Wm. Henry
BlackweU, late Rector of Avington, Berk3. Educ. :
Privately. Temporary Health Visitor, County Borough of
Brighton. 1902-3 ; Health Visitor, County Borough of
Plymouth, 1903-4 ; Women Sanitary Inspector, Metropolitan
Borough of Southwark, 1904-12. War Work : Organiser of
Women Patrols under National Union of Women Workers,
1914-15 ; Temporary Officer, Ministry of Labour Employment
Dept, 1915-17 ; Deputy Principal Officer, Women's Section,
National Service Dept, 1917 ; Private Secretary to Conjoint
Secretary, Ministry of National Service, 1917-18 ; Private
Secretary to Secretary, Ministry of National Service, 1918-19.
Address : 29, Eastern Avenue, Reading, Berks. (M1426)
BLACKWELL, Margaret Brown, Mrs., M.B.E.
BLACKWELL, Thomas Geoffrey, O.B.E, 6. 28 July, 1884;
». of Thomas Francis Blackwell, of Harrow Weald ; m. Shirley
Maud Lawson-Johnston. Educ. : Harrow and New CoUege,
Oxford. Deputy Chairman, Crosse and BlackweU, Ltd.

Director Metropolitan Electric Supply Association, Ltd. War
Work : 1914-16 Admiralty War Staff (Trade Division) ; 1916-
19 Restriction of Enemy Supplies Department, Ministry of
Blockade. Address : Haresfoot House, Berkhamsted. Clubs:
Carlton ; Union ; Burlington Fine Arts ; M.C.C ; R. and A.
Golf. (04)
BLACKWOOD, Lieut. Edgar Derwent, M.B.E, R.E.
BLACKWOOD, Capt. Noel Pinkstan O'Reilly, M.B.E,
I.R.A.O. BLADEN, Rev. Albert Percy, O.B.E, A.I.F.
BLADES, Major John, O.B.E, R.E.
BLAGROVE, Col. Henry John, C.B, C.B.E, fi. 30 June,
1854 ; s. of H. J. Blagrove, of Gloucester Place, Hyde Park,
and Cardiff Hall, Jamaica ; m. Violet, d. of Frederick Walton,
of Cwm, Aberaugell, N. Wales. Educ. : Eton and
Magdalen College, Oxford. Late 13th Hussars. War Work :
Afghan War, 1879 ; Egyptian Campaign, 1882 ; South
African War, 1899 ; commandant Prisoners of War Camp,
Leigh, 1915-17. Address : Dowdeswell Court, Gloucestershire.
Clubs : Army and Navy ; Cavalry ; New, Cheltenham. (C2081)
BLAIKIE, Lieut. Thomas Hugh ConoUy, M.B.E.,
R.F.A. (T.F.i.
BLAIN, Herbert Edwin, C.B.E, M.Inst.T, 6. 14 May,
1870 ; s. of Arbuthnot Harrisson Blain, of Liverpool and Gt.
Grimsby. Educ. : Privately. Operating Manager Metropoli
tan District Railway, London Electric Railway, Central London
Railway, City and South London RaUway and London Genera 1
Omnibus Co, Ltd. ; Hon. Sec London " Safety First " Council
and British Industrial " Safety First " Association ; Hon. Sec.
and Member of CouncU Institute of Transport ; Vice-President
Industrial League and Council ; Member of Technical Com
mittee on London Traffic, etc. War Work : Assisted Govern
ment in provision of War Motor Transport and Personnel and
in the training of motor drivers for the A.S.C (M.T.), also in
the provision of Air Raid Shelter facilities. Addresses: 2 & 3,
The Sanctuary, Westminster, S.W. 1 ; Electric RaUway
House, Westminster Broadway, S.W. 1. Clubs : Constitu
tional and O.P. ¦ (C2456)
BLAIR, Capt. Alexander, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
BLAIR, Atholl, M.B.E.
BLAIR, Comm. David, O.B.E, R.N.R.
BLAIR, Frank Younger, O.B.E.
BLAIR, Capt. John MUligan, M.B.E, fi. 26 Dec. 1887;
s. of Sir Robert Blair, LL.D, M.A, B.Sc. (see Burke's Peerage).
Educ : MU1 Hill School, Middx. The British Union Oil Co.
Ltd. War Work : Enlisted Aug. 1914 ; Commissioned Oct.
1914 ; served N.W.F. India, 1915-16, l/5th East Surrey Regt. ;
Mesopotamia, 1917-19, Indian Signal Service ; mentioned in
despatches and awarded M.B.E. Address : 19, Ardwick Road,
Hampstead, N.W. 2. (M4846)
BLAIR, Malcolm, M.B.E.
BLAIR, Robert, M.B.E.
BLAIR, Major Reginald Stanley HUNTER-, M.B.E.
BLAKE, Alfred, M.B.E, R.N.
BLAKE, Engineer-Capt. Albert Valentine, C.B.E. ;
Engineer-Capt. R.N, and Engineer Overseer, Wallsend Slip-
wav Co, and J. S. White & Co. (C2214e)
BLAKE, Sir Arthur Ernest, K.B.E, J.P, 6. 5 Jan. 1869 ;
s. of the late Henry Blake, of Chesterfield ; to. Florence EmUy,
d. of the late John Angrave Howitt, of Nottingham. Educ. :
St. Mary's House, Chesterfield. Trustee and Hon. Treasurer
of the Nottingham Savings Bank. War Work : Special
Services in connection with War Loans and Savings Banks,
Local Services in Parliamentary Recruiting ; War Savings ;
War Aims, Tribunal and Emergency Committees ; Special
Constabulary, etc. Address : West Leake Manor, Notts.
Clubs : Borough Club, Nottingham ; Junior Carlton. (K351)
BLAKE, Capt. Arthur Locke, O.B.E.
BLAKE, Capt. Charles Frederick, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
BLAKE, Charles Thomas, M.B.E.
BLAKE, Edwin Holmes, C.B.E, F.S.I, M.R.S.I, F.I.S.E..
6. 1873 ; s. of T. H. Blake, of Reading ; m. Rosa, d. of the late
A. W. Parry, A.M.I.CE, F.S.I, etc, of Reading. Educ. :
Reading. Secretary of the Auctioneers' and Estate Agents'
Institute of the United Kingdom ; author of well-known
works on Drainage and Sanitary subjects ; has contributed a
large number of " papers " on Professional subjects to the
proceedings of various Professional Institutions such as The
Surveyors' Institution, The Auctioneers' and Estate Agents*
Institute, etc. ; formerly a member of the firm of Parry,
Blake and Parry, CivU Engineers and Surveyors, of Westminster.
War Work : Deputy Chief Live Stock Commission at the
Ministry of Food, 1918-20. Address : Balham, S.W. (C2457)
BLAKE, Ellen Una, Mrs., M.B.E.
BLAKE, Frank, O.B.E.
BLAKE, Capt. George Shearsley, M.B.E.
BLAKE, Major Harold Henry, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
BLAKE, Harry, O.B.E, 6. July, 1855 ; s. of the late
Col. E. S. Blake, C.B, Bombay Horse ArtiUery (now R.H.A.) ;
m . Gertrude, d. of the late Thomas Bingham. Educ. : Privately.
Senior Partner of Hogg and Robinson, 34, Leadenhall Street,
E.C, Merchants and Shipping Agents to Transport Depart
ment, Admiralty ; Members of Lloyds. War Work : Attending
to shipments of Imperial Government Stores and other confi
dential work connected therewith ; his firm have held this post
for upwards of 50 years, and he has personally directed this
Department for 46 years ; his firm are sole Shipping Agents in
this capacity for Government Stores (not coal), and have acted

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Blake

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

since the first and only appointment was made in 1870.
Address : Craigmyle, Sunningdale, Berks. Clubs : Badminton ;
Royal Automobile. (01118)
BLAKE, Jack Percy, M.B.E.
BLAKE, Capt. James Thompson, CB.L. ; Capt. R.N,
Div. Naval Transport Officer, Folkestone, during Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2244)
BLAKE, Owen Vincent, O.B.E, 6. 9 Aug. 1864 ; s. oi
James Blake, of St. Just-in-Roseland, CornwaU; m. EmUy
Mav, d. of Frank Charles Westoby, of Ixmdon. Educ. : Local
Schools and privately. Chief Accountant, Foreign Office,
London. War Work : Financial work in connection with the
Foreign Office and Ministry of Blockade. Address : 13, WUton
Crescent, Wimbledon (03624)
BLAKE, Percival, M.B.E.
BLAKE, Percy Francis Ward, M.B.E, 6. 23 Dec. 1874 ;
s. of Horatio Francis Blake, of Ponton Lodge, Sunbury, Middle
sex ; to. Vera Hartley, d. of Walter Swain, of Manchester.
Master-Mariner in the firm of Messrs. John T. Rennie, Son & Co,
4, East India Avenue, London, E.C, subsequently Marine
Superintendent for the Harrison-Rennie Line ; at present
Marine Superintendent for the United States Shipping Board,
8, Grosvenor Gardens, S.W. 1 ; was 20_ years in the Royal
Naval Reserve, resigned in 1913 with 11_ years seniority as
Lieutenant. War Work : was appointed Marine Superinten
dent at Norfolk, Virginia, U.S.A., by the Ministry of Shipping,
for the purpose of expediting the dispatch of Convoys from
Hampton Roads, also the dispatch of vessels from the Gi If of
Mexico poits, and regulating the quantity of bunkers for same,
thus ensuring that every vessel carried her maximum of cargo.
Address: Beechworth, Tho Green, Wanstead, Essex. (M7405)
BLAKE, Lieut. Wm. Betts, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
BLAKE, Lieut. -Comm. William Henry, M.B.E, R.N.
War Work: Attached to H.M.S. "President" for duty in
Naval Store Department, Admiralty. (M10244/ )
BLAKE, Major WUUam LasceUes Fitzgerald, O.B.E.
BLAKEMORE, Lieut.-Col. Frederick, O.B.E.
BLAKENEY, Col. WiUiam Edward Albemarle, C.B.E,
BLAKER, Sir John George, 1st Bart, O.B.E, Mayor of
Brighton, 1895-98, 6. 1854 ; s. of J. G. Blaker ; m. LUy, d.
of Samuel Cowell. Educ. : Privately ; Sandgate and Brighton.
Elected CouncUlor, 1886 ; Alderman, 1893. Address : The
Romans, Stanford Avenue, Brighton. (01119)
BLAKER, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Frederick.D.S.O. O.B.E.
Knight of the Legion of Honour, R.H.A.. and R.F.A.. 6.
9 AprU. 1877 ; s. of A. Reichwald, of Beckenham, Kent ; in.
Helen Elisabeth, d. of Nathaniel Payne Blaker, of Hurstpier-
point, Sussex. Edue. : At home and in France and Germany.
War Work : Served on the Headquarters Staff of the Indian
Cavalry Corps in France from Nov. 1914, to June, 1915 ; from
Feb. 1916 .to May, 1919, served on the General Headquarters
Staff in Mesopotamia ; thrice mentioned in despatches.
Address : Park House, Twineham, Sussex. Club : Army and
Navy. (04189)
BLAKEWAY, Evelyn, Mrs. Denys Brook, O.B.E.
BLAKEY, George, O.B.E, J.P., Mayor of Wakefield, fi.
3 Feb. 1859 ; s. of Joseph Blakey, of Wakefield ; m. Ada, d. of
David Grimshaw, of Calverley (Leeds). Educ. : Green Coat
School, Wakefield. Freeman of London (Feltmakers) ;
Governor of Clayton Hospital, Chairman Housing Committee,
Chairman Food Committee, and War Savings Committee,
Wakefield ; Chairman Disablement and War Pension Com
mittee, 3 years. War Work : Chairman of Food, War Pensions,
War Savings, and Housing Committees ; President War
Hospital Fund. Address : Pinderfields House, Wakefield.
Club : County (Wakefield). (O10000)
BLAMEY, Helen Dale, M.B.E, 6. 30 Oct. 1887 ; d. of
James Blarney, of PenryD, Cornwall. Educ. : Godolphin
School, SaUsbury. Late Social Worker, United Girls' Schools'
Settlement, 19, Peckham Road, Camberwell, S.E. 5. War
Work : Late Hon. Sec. Camberwell (A) London War Pensions
Committee ; Member Camberwell Joint Disablement Sub-
Committee ; late Hon. Sec. CamberweU (N.) Branch, Soldiers'
and SaUors' Help Society ; late Hon. Sec. Camberwell and
Peckham Division, Soldiers' and SaUors' Famines Association.
Address : Penrvn, CornwaU. (M7406)
BLAMEY, Thomas, M.B.E,. J.P.
BLAMIRES, Mary, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 1 Dec. 1867 ; d. of
Thomas Broadbent, of Huddersfield. Educ. : Huddersfield
I arts' CoU. War Work : President of Women's Committee for
Soldier's and baUors ; President of Prisoners of War Committee ;
Member of Belgian Relief Committee. Received, in recognition
of late husband's valuable service, the Serbian Order of St.
Sava, tbe MedaUle de la Reiue EUzabeth. (M1429)
BLANC, WiUiam, C.B.E.
BLANCHARD, Edward Cooper, M.B.E, Medal of King
Albert of Belgium, 6. 22 May, 1865 ; s. of Edward Blanchard,
late of Boulogne-sur-Mer. Educ. : France and Germany.
Attached to Continental Department of Office of the Superin
tendent of tlie Line, South-Eastern and Chatham RaUway,
London Bridge Station. S.E. 1. TFar Work : Secretary bf
Belgian Railways Refugee bub-Committee, appointed by the
RaUway Executive Committee to look after Belgian Railway-
men and their famUies Uving as refugees in Great Britain and
L-eland. (M7407)
BLANCHFLOWER, Comm. Edward Charles, O.B.E,
R.N. BLANCK, Lieut. Sydney Frank, M.B.E, R.A.F, fi. 1887 ;

s. of WiUiam Blanck, of Acton, W. ; m. Edith, d. of WiUiam
HoweU, of Acton, W. Educ. : Westbourne School. Automo
bUe Engineer. War Work : Served with British Ambulance
Committee, B Convoy, 1914-15 ; was engineer in charge of
workshops of Munition Inventions Dept, Experimental Ground ;
largely responsible for production of M.I.D. Message Carrying
Rocket and other inventions ; later was transferred to R.A.F.
Experimental Staff on Rockets and Flares. Addresses : 126,
Chestnut Grove, New Maiden, Surrey ; 65, Brouncker Rd,
Acton, W. (M7408)
BLAND, Albert, M.B.E, 2nd Lieut. Gen. List. (M6959)
BLAND, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Frederick Edward, M.B.E,
R.I.F. BLAND, Capt. Maurice George, O.B.E, A.M.I.CE,
A.M.I.E.E., R.E (T.F.).
BLANDFORD, Edward CorneUus, M.B.E, 6. 10 March,
1 860 ; s. of Josiah Blandford, of Sheerness, Kent ; to. Harriett-
Jane, d. of George Young, of Sheerness. Educ. : National
School, Sheerness. Foreman of Storehouses and Inspecting
Officer, Naval Store Dept, Admiralty. War Work : Organisa
tion for Supply of Stores at Naval Bases in England, Ireland,
and Scotland, also Foreman of Storehouses at R.N. Store Depot,
W. I. Docks, packing and shipment of Stores and subsequently
appointed to R.N. Air Service at White City, London, in charge
of general supervision in packing, shipment, storing, and erection
of fittings for the reception of Aeroplane and Seaplane Spares,
Airship Spares, and Motor and Aircraft Engine Spares and
Armament and Naval Stores generally in use in the Air Service
at home and abroad. Address : 70, Seymour Gardens, Hford,
Essex. (M7499)
BLANDFORD, Herbert John George, O.B.E,
BLANDFORD, Col. Laurence James, C.B.E, T.D, M.D,
fi. 30 July, 1876 ; s. of Col. J. W. Blandford, K.H.P, J.P, of
Stockton -on-Tees ; to. Clara, d. ot H. Hobson. of Stockton-on-
Tees. Educ. : Repton, Durham. AD.M.S. South Midland
Division T.F. ; D.C.M.S. Ministry of Pensions. Address :
Eleabeck, Worcester. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (C1470)
BLANE, Amy Henrietta, Lady, O.B.E. ; d. of Col. G. F.
Leverson, C.B, C.M.G, of -Sheldons, Hook, Hants ; m. Charles
Rodney, s. of Capt. Rodney Blane, R.N. War Work : Y.M.C.A.
in France and Eneland. (011784c)
BLANE, WilUam, C.B.E, 5. 1864 ; s. of the late Robert
Blane, of Galston, Scotland ; to. 1892, Bertha Annie, d. of the
late W. H. Roberts, Ch. Surveyor of Inland Revenue, late of
Somerset House. Educ : Privately. Mining and Mechanical
Engineer ; Founder oi Blane & Co. (Ltd.), consulting engineers
and contractors ; has been Advisory Engineer to several
Colonial Govts. ; author of " Lays of Life and Hope," etc,
and many articles on engineering and economics. War Work :
1915-17 Senior Technical Asst. in charge of War Office Con
tracts Branch at Sheffield ; 1917-19 Asst. Director of Army
Contracts in charge of D.C. 1 ; Member of Army Contracts
Board ; War Office Representative on Petroleum Products
Committee ; Member of Establishment Committee, etc.
Address : Thruxton, Hants. Club : Savage. (C13)
BLANEY. George, M.B.E.
BLANFORD, Harry Richard, O.B.E, 6. 15 June, 1884 ; s. of
WiUiam Thomas Blanford, of London. Educ. : Dover CoU. and
Cooper's HIU. Indian Forest Service in Burma. War Work :
Timber supply. Address : c/o Grindlay & Co, Parliament
Street, S.W. Club : E.I. U.S. (O9806)
BLANKENBURG, Sir Reginald Andrew, K.B.E, fi.
25 Dec, 1876; s. of the late Charles Andrew Blankenburg;
to. 10 Jan, 1903, Laura Veryan, d. of the late John Truscott,
of Fowey, CornwaU. Entered the service of the B.S.A. Co,
1895; Private Sec. to Lhe Administrator of Matabeleland, 1899;
Acting Sec. to Administrator of Rhodesia, 1902 ; transferred
to Transvaal Service as Private Sec. to Lieut.-Governor, 1903;
Private Sec. to General Botha, 1907 ; Chief Clerk to Agent-
General for the Transvaal, 1907; Chief Clerk in Office of
High Commissioner for the Union of S. Africa in London,
1910; Asst.-Sec, 19i 2 ; Official Sec, 1918 ; Acting High
Commissioner, 1919. Address: 56, Campden HiU Court,
W. 8. (K477)
BLANSHARD, Major Ernest Gladstone, O.B.E.
BLANSHARD, IsabeUa MiUer, Mrs., M.B.E.
BLATCH, WiUiam Bernard, M.B.E.
BLAXLAND, George Thomas, O.B.E, 6. 8 Jan. 1871 ;
s. of George Blaxland, of Whitstable, Kent ; m. Daisy Ada,
d. of Sydney NichoUs, of Whitstable. Educ: Sandwich, Kent
Shipmaster, MercantUe Marine. War Work : Lieut. Royal
Naval Reserve, from outbreak of hostUities to end of 1915, as
Second in Command of a seaplane carrier ; thence to end of war
in command of troop transports. Address : Katoomba, 15,
Christehurch Road, Folkestone. (O10001)
BLAY, Ca.it. John Augustus, M.B.E.
BLAYLOCK, Lieut.-Col. Harry Woodbarn, C.B.E,
BLAYLOCK, Robert, M.B.E.
BLECK, Lieut. George Sebastian, M.B.E,
BLEDISLOE, Charles, Lord, K.B.E, J.P, CC, 6. 21
sept. 1867 ; s. of Charles Bathurst, of Lvdnev Park, Co.
Gloucester ; to. Hon. Bertha Susan Lopes, '<_. of Henry, 1st
Lord Ludlow (see Burke's Peerage). Educ: Sherborne;
Eton; Univ. Coll, Oxford; Roval Agric. Coll, Cirencester
vf°id ™edallist, 1894). Verderer of the Forest of Dean, 1907;
-M.P. WUton Division of WUtshire, 1910-18; M _, Oxford,
1892 ; Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple, 1892 ; Capt. Roval
Monmouthshire R.E. (S.R.) ; Parliament arv Sec. to Ministry
of 1 ood, 1916-17 ; Chairman of Royal Commission on the Sugar
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BIOGEAPHIES.

Blow

Supply and Director of Sugar Distribution, 1917-19 ; Silver
MedaUist, Royal Agricultural Society ; Chairman of the
Federation of County Agricultural Committees ; Chairman of
the Central Agricultural Advisory Council ; President, Bath
and West of England Agricultural Society ; President, British
Dairy Farmers' Association ; Deputy President, Central
Landowners' Association ; Chairman, Central Chamber of
Agriculture ; Chairman of Governors' of Royal Agricultural
College ; Chairman of Managing Committee of Rothamsted
Experimental Station ; Director, Lloyds Bank. Addresses :
Lydney Park, Gloucestershire : Teffont Magna, Wilts.
Clubs : Carlton ; Oxford and Cambridge ; Conservative ;
British Empire ; Burlington Fine Arts. (K12)
BLENKARNE, Capt. Harold Morgan, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
BLENNERHASSET, Nesta Georg;ie, O.B.E.
BLENNERHASSET, William Lewis, O.B.E. (0117848)
BLENNERHASSETT, Major Arthur, M.B.E, J.P,
D.L. (see BUKKE'S Landed Gentry ot Ireland), b. 26 June, 1856 ;
_. of C. I. A. Blennerhassett, of Ballyseedy, Co. Kerry ; to.
Clare Nesta Richarda, d. of the late Desmond John Edmund
Fitzgerald, The Knight of Glln, of Glin Castle, Co. Limerick.
(see Bvrke's Landed Gentry of Ireland). Educ. : Harrow.
Starter to Turf Club and Irish N.H.S. Committee ; also In
spector of Courses to Turf Club and L-ish N.H.S. Committee.
War Work : Purchasing horses in Australia and the United
State of America from 1914 to end of 1918 for the British
Government under Remount Department. Address : Bally-
seedv, Tralee, Co. Kerry, Ireland. Clubs : Kildare Street ;
and Royal St. George Yacht. (M159)
BLENNERHASSETT, Nesta, Mrs., M.B.E.
BLENKINSOP, John Mathewson, M.B.E. (M10244)
BLEW, NelUe, O.B.E.
.BLEWETT, Joseph, M.B.E, 6. 16 July, 1878 ; s. of Joseph
Blewett, of St. Day. Cornwall ; m. HUda, d. of Capt. F. Peter
Webster, of Plymouth. Educ. : St. Day Council School ;
Redruth Mining School ; Westminster Training Coll. Head
master, Gunnislake School ; President, CornwaU County
Teachers' Association, 1919-20. War Work : Hon. Sec.
Calstock War Savings Committee ; Member of R.H.S. Panel of
Expert Garden Advisers ; Hon. See. Calstock War Refugee
Committee ; with his wife organised and superintended the only
Sanatorium Colony for War Refugees established in England,
for which service he received the Medaille du Roi Albert and
his wife the MedaUle de la Reine Elizabeth from the King of the
Belgians. Address : Prospect Terrace, Gunnislake, Cornwall.
• (M7411)
BLEWETT, Martin, M.B.E.
BLEWITT, Ethel Louisa Herries, M.B.E, B.A, Oxon,
fi. 23 AprU, 1877 : d. of Major-General Charles Blewitt. Educ. :
Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford. War Work : 1 year in twine
factory ; 3_ years Welfare Secretary to Colonel-in-charge R.E.
Records, Chatham. Address : Lechlade, Glos. (M4339)
BLEWITT, Major-Gen. WUliam Edward, C.B, C.M.G.
C.B.E, fi. 24 Sep. 1854 ; s. of WUliam Blewitt, of Pinner ;
m. Harriett Agnes, d. of Jame Rigby, of Moss House, West
Derby. Educ. : Harrow ; R.M. Academy. Lieut. Royal
Artillery, 1874 ; Secretary and Member of Ordnance Com
mittee ; Commandant School of Gunnery for Horse and Field
ArtiUery ; Director of ArtiUery War Office ; G.O. Commanding
Southern Coast Defences ; served in South Africa, 1899-1900.
War Work : G.O. Commanding Portsmouth Garrison, 1914-16.
Club : Army and Navy. (C2082)
BLIGHT, Major George Elmo, O.B.E, A.I.F.
BLISS, Gertrude Alice, O.B E, fi. 1882 ; d. of Arthur Bliss.
Educ. : Streatham HiU High School. War Work : Hon. Sec.
Streatham Division, County of London Branch British Red
Cross Society. Address : 43, Gleneldon Road, Streatham,
S.W. 16. (010003)
BLISS, John WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 21 Aug. 1860 ; s. of
WiUiam Bliss, of Norton, near Daventry ; to. Edith Alice, d. of
John Nicholas, of Daventry. Educ : Daventry Grammar
School. General Manager of the Grand Junction Canal
Company. War Work : In connection with Transport under
the Canal Control Committee (Board of Trade). Addresses :
21, Surrey Street, Strand, W.C. 2 ; Chesleigh, New Maiden,
Surrey. (M7413)
BLISS, Capt. Theodore Stephen, M.B.E, R.E. (T.F.).
BLISS, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Gordon Cumming, C.B.E,
b. 30 Aug. 1869 ; s. of Thomas Bliss, of Bengal, India. Educ. :
St. Charles' College, W. Lieut, and Capt. 1st, 2nd, 3rd. and
4th Batt. Lancashire Fusiliers, 1889 to 1899 ; now serving as
Lieut.-Col. and Staff Paymaster in Royal Army Pay Dept.
War Work : Command Paymaster Base Tsing Tau operations,
1914 ; Staff Paymaster and Regimental Pas'master and Tem
porary Chief Paymaster York and Preston, 1915-19. Address :
StrensaU, Yorks. (C1471)
BLISS, Capt. WilUam Edward, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, M.T,
fi. 1889 ; s. of Francis Alfred Bliss, of Stewkley, Bucks, and
Harrow, Middlesex. Educ. : Privately. Locomotive Engineer.
War Work : With Yeomanry from Aug. 1914 to March 1915;
in France from May. 1915 to July, 1919, with various units,
including over 2_ years attached Tank Corps ; commissioned
from ranks, March, 1915. Mentioned in despatches. Address :
Hawarden Lodge, Harrow-on-the-HiU, Middlesex. (O5016)
BLOCK, Capt. Bernard Alfred Leopold, O.B.E, fi. 21 July,
1883. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Royal Army Pay
Department, London, Salonica, Constantinople Dec. 1914, to
Oct. 1919 ; mentioned in despatches. (08677)
BLOCK, Capt. Isidore Jack, O.B.E, M.C, M.B.

BLOCK, Col. Maurice William Palmer, O.B.E.
BLOIS, Lieut.-Col. Eustace William, O.B.E, fi. 4 Dec.
1877 ; s. of the lato Lieut.-Col. W. T. Elois. War Work :
Adjutant, Remount Depot, Swaythling, 1 914-16 ; Head
quarters Staff, Salonica Forco, 1916-18 ; Deputy Assistant
Director of Remounts, Eastern and Northern Commands, 1918-
19. Address : 25, Elvaston Place, London, S.W. Club :
Naval and Military. (06923)
BLOMEFIELD, Lieut.-Col. Wilmot, O.B.E, 6. 26 Nov.
1878 ; s. of Sir T. W. P. Blomefield, Bart, C.B, of Windmill
House, Lichfield, Staffs, (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Leila,
d. of W. A. Hodges, J.P, of The HiU, East Bridgford, Notts.
Educ. : Repton. Formerly Assistant Traffic Supt, Buenos
Aires Western Railway. War Work : 2nd Lieut. R.E.
(R.O.D.) 1916, Captain (I.W. andD.) 1917, Major 1917, Lieut.-
Col. 1918 ; D.A.D. Movements, War Office, 1919 ; Assistant
Director of Movements, 1919 ; Chevalier Legion d'Honneur ;
mentioned in despatches. Address : The Outspan, Gerrard's
Cross, Bucks. (06924)
BLOMFIELD, Joseph, O.B.E, M.D, B.Ch, B.A. (Cantab),
6. 1 March, 1870 ; s. of the late Louis Blumfeld, Branneck,
Hampstead ; m. Rosamund Sheila, d. of Ernest Lehmann, of
Queen Street, Mayfair. Educ. : University Coll. School,
Gonville and Caius CoU. Cambridge, and St. George's Hospital.
Senior Anaesthetist to St. George's Hospital ; Lecturer on
Anaesthetics, St. George's Hospital Medical School ; Editorial
Representative, Anesthetic Section, Royal Society of Medicine ;
Member of Anaesthetics Committee of the British Association.
War Work : Administration of Anaesthetics at a large number
of Officers' Hospitals, including King Edward VII. Hospital
for Officers and the Endsleigh Palace Hospital for Officers ;
Special Constable 1 year, and member of the Emergency Corps,
Royal Society of Medicine. Address : 20, CornwaU Terrace,
Regent's Park, N.W. Club : United University. (04353)
BLOMFIELD, Lieut.-Comm. Myles Aldington, O.B.E,
R.E. BLOMFIELD, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Sydney Thomas,
M.BE. BLOOD, Geraldine Mary, Hon Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of
14th Baron Inchiquin, of Dromsland Castle, Co. Clare (see
B PUKE'S Peerage) ; to. John Blood. War Work : Late President
of the Co. Clare Branch Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Associa
tion ; President of the Co. Clare Prisoners of War Aid Societv.
Address : 11, Abbey Road, St. John's Wood. (M10244A,)
BLOOD, Major Joseph FitzGerald, M.B.E, I.M.S. (ret.),
Educ. : Trinity Coll, Dublin. Hon. Consulting Surg. Birken
head Boro' Hospital. War Work: In charge R.A.M.C. Hospital,
Birkenhead. " (M10261»)
BLOODWORTH, WilUam Snow, M.B.E, R.N.
BLOOMBURGH, Capt. Joseph Hugh, O.B.E.
BLOOMFIELD, Constance Caldwell, O.BE, d. of Col.
Al'eyne Fitz-Herbert Fenton Bloomfield, s. of Major John
Bloomfield of Castle Caldwell, Co. Fermanagh, Ireland. Educ :
Privately. Aug. 1914 Founder and Organising Hon. Sec.
Temporary Convalescent Homes Advisory Committee (Duke
of Sutherland's Scheme ; Dec. 1914 Founder and Hon. Sec.
Soldiers' Clubs Association ; July 1916 Founder, Vice-President
and Hon. Director Empire Union Club for H.M. British and
Overseas Forces. Addresses: 11a Lincoln St, Chelsea; Halfway
House, Great Bookham, Surrey. (0156)
BLOOMFIELD, Hilda, Mrs., M.B.E.
BLOOMFIELD, Comm. James, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
BLOOR, Major Frank Robert, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
BLORE, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Richard, C.B.E. D.S.O. ; fi.
1871; Lieut.-Col. King 'sRoy. Rifle Corps; Chitral Relief Force,
1895 (medal with clasp) ; S. Africa, 1899-1902 (despatches
thrice, Brevet-Major, Queen's medal with five clasps, King's
medal with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-18 (despatches) (C2083)
BLOSSOM, James, M.B.E, F.CR.A, F.C.P.A, 6. 7 June,
1864 ; s. of John Blossom, of Sheffield ; m. Ellen, d. of John
Worrall, of Sheffield. Educ. : St. Matthias' School and
Montgomery Coll, Sheffield. War Work : Vice-Chairman,
Sheffield Naval and Military War Pensions Committee ;
Chairman, Disablement Sub-Commiitee and Pensions Appeals
Sub-Committee ; Member, Enquiry, Finance, Norbury, King's
Fund, Civil Liabilities Sub-Committee ; Member, Sheffield
War Savings Committees. Address : 24, Grange Crescent,
Sheffield. (M7414)
BLOUNT, Angela Mary, M.B.E.
BLOUNT, Clara, Mrs. Edward Aston Charles Marie, O.B.E.
BLOUNT, Edith Margaret, M.B.E. ; d. of Major Wm.
Blount, of Orleton, Hereford . Educ. : St. Mary's Priory,
Princethorpe, Rugby. War Work: From 1914-17 Soldiers'
and Sailors' Families Association ; from 1917, War Pensions
Committee. Address : Cherrymount, Phibsborough, Dublin.
Clubs : Ladies ; Army and Navy. (M7416)
BLOUNT, Lieut.-Col. Edward Augustine, C.B.E. ; to.
1902, Marcella Caroline Mary, d. of F.-M. Sir (Henry) Evelyn
Wood, V.C, G.C.B, G.C.M.G, LL.D. (see Btjuke's Peerage,
Wood, Bt.). Lieut.-Col. R.E. Sers, and an Inspector of Works ;
Great War, 1914-19 (O.B.E.). (C1222)
BLOUNT, Edward Charles Aston Marie, O.B.E.
BLOUNT, Mary, M.B.E. ; d. of Major Wm. Blount, of
Orleton, Herefordshire. War Work : Soldiers' and Sailors'
Families Association ; Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society ;
War Pensions Committee, Dublin City. Address : Cherrymount,
North Circular Road, Dublin. (M1433)
BLOW, Henry Charles, M.B.E, R.E.

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Blowey

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

BLOWEY, Major Henry Francis Tozer, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BLOXAM, Cadet Lieut.-Col. Frank Abel, M.B.E, F.R.B.S,
6. 3 June, 1867 ; s. of Charles Loudon Bloxam, of King's CoU,
London, and Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Educ. :
King's CoU. School, London, and King's Coll, London. See.
London Diocesan Council for Welfare of Lads ; London Division
Church Lads' Brigade ; London Diocesan Boy Scouts Associa
tion ; Seaside Camps for London Working Boys ; Commandant
Seaside Camps for London Working Boys ; Hon. Sec. Advisory
Council of Brigade Cadets ; Member, Board of Education
JuvenUe Organisations Committee. War Work : Lads'
Welfare Work, and Cadet Work. Addresses : 213, Albany
Street, N.W. 1 ; 55, Chancery Lane, W.C. 2. (M7417)
BLOXAM, Henrietta, M.B.E, la MedaiUe de la Reine
EUsabeth, 6. 8 June, 1857 ; d. of Robert W. Bloxam, of Ryde.
Isle of Wight. Educ. : At home. War Work : Director of
the Castlebar Hostel for Belgian (middle class) Refugees
(opened by the Ealing Branch of the London Society for
Woman's Suffrage, of which was Hon. Sec), from Oct. 1914 to
AprU, 1919, many of the families remaining throughout this
period (50 to 70 guests were always in residence) ; Member of
the Ealing Central Belgian Relief Committee. Address :
Havlands, Sutherland Road, West Ealing. (M7418)
BLOYE, George Herbert, O.B.E, 6. 21 July, 1870 ; s. of
George Bloye, of Edgbaston, Birmingham. Educ. : King
Edward VI. School, Birmingham, and Headingley College.
Wesleyan Minister, 1894-1910 ; Free Trade Union, Secretary
and Lecturer, 1910-1916 ; Lecturer to Garton Foundation,
1913-15. War Work : Sec, Headquarters CoUections Com
mittee, British Red Cross Society and Order of St. John.
Address : 81, Ham Road, Worthing, Sussex. (010005)
BLUMBERG, Capt. Frederick Thomas, O.B.E, R.M,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.)
BLUMBERG, Major Henry d'Arnim, O.B.E, T.D..
Croix de Guerre, L.R.C.P, L.R.C.S. (Edin.), 6. 1867 ; s. of
the late Henry Blumberg, M.D, J.P, of Southport, Lanes. ;
m. Ella, d. of Charles Powell of Southport. Educ. : RossaU,
and Edinburgh Univ. Physician and Surgeon ; Senior
Physician, North of England ChUdren's Sanatorium ; Medicai
Referee, Southport. War Work : Served as M.O. with 7th
Batt. King's (L'pool) Regt. ; present at Festubert and Loos,
May and Sept. 1915 ; Somme operations with 55th Div. 1916 ;
Ypres, 1917. taking part in the Passchendaele advance, July
and Sept. 1917 ; Cambrai, Nov. 1917 ; Locon and Givenchy,
1918 ; invalided after Armistice ; twice wounded ; twice
mentioned in despatches. Address : 37, Church Street, South-
port. Club : Union (Southport). (02434)
BLUNDELL, Agnes Mary Frances, M.B.E. ; d. of Francis
BlundeU, of Crosby. Educ. : At home. War Work : Work
Party-for Soldiers, Prisoners of War GuUd ; management of
the CathoUc Women's League Hut, Catterick Camp ; instaUa-
tion of Chapel in Scotton Camp. Address : Maes Alyn, Mold,
North Wales. (M7419)
BLUNDELL, Annie Elizabeth, Mrs., M.B.E.
BLUNDELL, Lieut.-Col. Charles Wilson, O.B.E, 6. 29 Dec.
1864 ; s. of Richard Hemer BlundeU, of Birkenhead ; to.
Annie Kate, d. of Lewis John Sydenham, of Plymouth. Educ :
Birkenhead. War Work : Served with heavy artiUery in
England and France from Aug. 1914, to Aug. 1919. Address :
Lexden, Hartley Avenue, Plymouth. (08748)
BLUNDELL, Harry James, M.B.E.
BLUNDELL, Major Cuthbert Leigh BLUNDELL-
HOLLINSHEAD-, (J.B.E.
BLUNDELL, Lieut.-Col. Bryan Seymour MOSS-,
D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1878 ; s. of John Seymour Moss-Blundell ;
to Kate Beatrice Home. Educ. : Dulwich Coll. and R.M.C.
Entered Yorkshire Regt. 1900 ; became Capt. 1906 ; Major
1915 ; S. African War, 1902 (Queen's medal with two clasps) ;
Great War, 1914-15, as Brig.-Gen. (despatches) ; is A.A.G.
with rank of Lieut.-Col. (01124)
BLUNDELL, Henry Seymour MOSS-, C.B.E, LL.D,
b. 6 Dec. 1871 ; s. of John Seymour Moss-BlundeU, of Tranby
Rise, Hessle, E. Yorks. ; m. Elizabeth HUda, d. of A. E. Cum-
berbatch, of Stratton Chase, Bucks. Edue. : Rugby School
and St. John's CoUege, Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law ; Chief
Inspector of Fisheries. War Work : Served in Naval Staff,
Admiralty. Address: CalUpers HaU, Chipperfield, Herts.
Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (C15)
BLUNT, Rev. Arthur Stanley Vaughan, O.B.E, M.A,
6. 6 Sept. 1870 ; s. of the late Richard Frederick Lefevre Blunt,
Bishop of HuU ; m. Hilda Violet, d. of John Henry Master,
J.P, of Petersham, Surrey. Edue. : Harrow, and King's
CoUege, Cambriage. Chaplain of the British Embassy Church,
Paris, 1912. War Work : Hon. Chaplain to Forces, Paris Area,
1915-18 ; Senior Chaplain to the Forces, C. of E, 1918-19 ; Mem
ber of the Ambassador's Advisory Committee for Recruiting,
Paris ; Hon. Sec, and then Chairman, British Army and Navy-
Leave Club, Paris. Address ; British Embassy Church House,
70, Rue Jouffroy, Paris. Club : Royal Societies'. (O10006)
BLUNT, Lieut.-Col. Charles Jasper, C.B.E. ; 6. 1866
Lieut.-Col. R.A.O.C. ; Chitral, 1895 (medal with clasp) ; Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches). (CI 472)
BLUNT, Lieut.-Col. Conrad Edward Grant, C.B.E,
D.S.O, 6. 21 Feb. 1868 ; s. of late Maj.-Gen. Grant Blunt!
Governor of St. Helena (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. 1900
Aimee, d. of Col. Abel Straghan, C.B. Col. Egyptian Army
late R.A.S.C, Director of SuppUes, Egyptian Army ; has Order
of Osmameh (3rd Class), Medjidieh (4th Class), and Order of the
Nile (2nd Class). (C1371)

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BLUNT, Hon. Edward Arthur Henry, O.B.E, I.C.S,
6 14 March, 1877 ; s. of the late Capt. F. T. Blunt (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. Ada, d. of the late Paymaster-Commander C. H.
Stone, R.N. Educ. : Marlborough CoU, and Corpus Christi
CoU Oxford. Census Superintendent, 1910-12 ; Settlement
Officer, Basti District, Basti, 1915-18 ; Provincial Director of
Civil Supplies, 1918-19 ; Revenue Sec. to Government, U.P,
1919 ; Financial Sec. to Government, U.P, 1920, which post
is stiU held ; Member of Legislative CouncU, U.P.. 1919, and
stUl continues. War Work : Recruiting, Basti District, 1918 ;
Director of Civil Supplies, 1918-19 ; mentioned in despatches,
1919 (C-in-C's final despatch). Addresses : Dar-ul-Shafa,
Lucknow, Oudh ; Waverley Quarters, Naini Tal, U.P.
(08239)
BLUNT, Major Gerald Charles Gordon, D.S.O,
O.B E, R.A.S.C, fi. 10 June, 1883 ; s. of Gerald Henry
Blunt, of Springfield Park, Horsham, Sussex. Educ:
Sedbergh, and R.M. CoU, Sandhurst. War Work: Nov.
1914 to July, 1916, commanded the First Indian Cavalry
Supply Column ; Aug. 1916, commanded the 11th Army Corps
Ammunition Park Headquarters ; Sept. 1916-20, commanded
the Base Mech. Trans. Depot, Northern Lines of Communica
tion, France ; mentioned in despatches four times ; Com
mander of the MUitary Order of Avis, conferred by the President
of the Portuguese RepubUc. Clubs : United Service ; Royal
Automobile. (O5017)
BLUNT, Lieut. Hubert Porter, M.B.E.
BLUNT, Capt. WiUiam Frederick, CB.E, D.S.O,
R.N, 6. 3 Mar. 1870 ; s. of F. W. Blunt, of Culcheth Hall,
Teddington ; m. Laura Mary Grace Katherine, d. of Maj.-Gen.
H. W. Mawbey, of R.M.A. Educ. : Private School. Tfar
Work : Commanded H.M.S. " Fearless " as Capt. (1st Flotilla
at HeUgoland, Aug. 1914, despatches, D.S.O.) ; Ditto in Cux-
haven Raid, Dec 1914 ; Capt. H.M.S. " Jupiter " Red Sea
and Suez Canal, 1915-16 ; Capt. H.M.S. " Gloucester " at
Jutland, despatches ; Capt. H.M.S. "Berwick" and "AchiUes"
1916-18, Atlantic Convoy Service, C.B.E. Club : United
Service. (C2306)
BLYTH, Alfred Carleton, C.B.E, 6. 1865 ; s. of the late
Alfred Blyth, of 38, Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park, W. ;
m. 1891, Frances EUen, d. of Richard Everett Rolls. Educ. :
Univ. CoU. and Sch, London. CivU Engineer, and Managing
Director and Ch. Engineer of Hayes and Northolt Filling Fac
tories. War Work : Ministry of Munitions. Address : San
Martin, Buenos Aires. Clubs : Royal AutomobUe;
English (Buenos Aires). * (C112)
BLYTH, AUce Maud, M.B.E. ; d. of Charles Horatio
Day Blyth, of King's Lynn, Norfolk. War Work : Statistics,
Ministry of Munitions. (M7421)
BLYTH, Charles Edward. M.B.E.
BLYTH, Dora Elizabeth, M.B.E, 6. 1882 ; d. of late
Francis C. Blyth, of Belvedere, Kent. War Work : Com
mandant, V.A.D. AuxUiary Hospital. Address : Fairfield,
Arboretum Road, Edinburgh. Club : Ladies' V.A.D. (M7422)
BLYTH, Ethel Jane, Hon. Mrs. Audley, M.B.E, fi.
16 AprU, 1881 ; d. of the late Right Hon. Sir John Brunner,
1st Bart, D.L, of SUverlands, Chertsey \see Burke's Peerage) ;
m. Hon. Audley James, 2nd s. of 1st Baron Blyth, of Stansted,
Essex (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Roedean School,
Brighton. War Work : Commandant of the Grange Auxiliary
MiUtary Hospital, Chertsey, 1915-19. Address : SUverlands,
Chertsey. Club : Bath.
BLYTH, Lieut.-Col. James, C.B.E, 6. 27 May, 1869 ; s.
of late James Blyth, of 7, Hamilton Place. W. ; m. Ethel,
d. of Dr. C J. Gibb, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. : Eton.
War Work : Commanded 3rd Batt. Oxford and Bucks Lt.
Infantry. Addresses : 25, Norfolk St, Park Lane, W. ; and
Iver Grove, Iver, Bucks. Clubs : Bachelors' ; Wellington. (C1473)
BLYTH, Lieut.-Col. John Dunbar, O.B.E. (ret.), 6. 13
April, 1889 ; s. of the late WilUam Dunbar Blyth, M.A, LL.D,
I.C.S, of Bankipore, Bengal, and The Limes, BayshiU Road,
Cheltenham ; to. Marguerite, d. of the late Henry Westlake, of
Brimington Hall, Brimington, Derbyshire. Educ. : Chelten
ham CoUege ; R.M.A, Woolwich. War Work : Royal Engi
neers to 1 April, 1918 ; Royal Air Force to 2 Aug. 1919. Ad
dress : Glyn Gwy, Rhayader, Radnorshire.
BLYTHE, Archibald Lewis, O.B.E. (011952)
BLYTHEN, Capt. Stanley, O.B.E.
BOADELLA, Alfred Herbert, M.B.E.
BOAG, Major and Qr.-Mr. Henry, O.B.E.
BOALTH, Victor Hope, C.B.E. Traffic Manager, N.-W.
Railway, India. (C1066)
BOAR, William Henry, O.B.E.
BOARD, WilUam John, O.B.E, 6. 12 Mav, 1869; s. of John
Board of Weston-super-Mare ; to. Ada, d. of Henry Parfltt, J.P,
of Pontrewydd, Mon. Educ. : Private schools. Town Clerk of
the City of Nottingham ; formerly Deputy Town Clerk of
Cardiff, 1897-1904 ; and Town Clerk and Clerk of the Peace
of Rotherham, Yorks, 1904-12. War Work: Secretary
Nottingham War ReUef Committee ; Secretary Belgian
Refugee Committee ; Secretary Mayor of Nottingham's Re
cruiting Committee ; Clerk to Local Tribunal ; Clerk to
Emergency Committee Joint Hon. Sec. War Pensions Com
mittee ; Member of Notts. Patriotic Committee and War
Savings Committee. Address : Lucknow Avenue, Mapperley
Park, Nottingham. (01126)
BOASE, Alice Eleanor, Mrs., M.B.E, M.A. ; d. of tie
Most Rev. and Rt. Hon. J. H. Bernard, Provost of Trinity

BIOGEAPHIES.

Bonallo

College, Dublin ; to. George Orlebar, s. of the late G. W. Boase,
of Dundee. Educ. : Alexandra School and CoU, Dublin,
and Trinity CoU, Dublin. War Work : Temp. Clerk in
Contraband Dept. and Foreign Claims Office, Foreign Office,
1915-20 ; member of Secretarial Staff to Peace Conference,
Paris. Club : Lyceum. (M144)
BOASE, Lieut.-Col. George Orlebar, C.B.E, R.A.; s. of
the late G. W. Boase, of Dundee; to. Alice Eleanor, M.B.E,
M.A. (q.v.), d. of the Most Rev. and Rt. Hon. J. H. Bernard,
Provost of Trinity College DubUn (see Burke's Peerage). (C1474)
BOASE, WUUam Norman, C.B.E, J.P, 5. 17 Oct. 1870 ;
s. of Wm. L. Boase, of Dundee ; m. Mabel Margaret, d. of
John Leadbetter, of Broughty F'erry. Educ. : Fettes College.
Linen Manufacturer. War Work : Member of the Flax Control
Board ; Member of the Empire Flax Growing Committee ;
Chairman Scottish Committee of the Flax Control Board ;
Chairman Fife Flax Advisory Committee ; Chairman East of
Fife Tribunal Advisory Committee, etc, etc. Address : The
White House, St. Andrews. Club : Royal and Ancient ;
Caledonian. (C1100)
BOAZMAN, Capt. Henry, M.B.E.
BOBART, Henry Hodgkinson, M.B.E, F.S.A.A, 6. 7
Aug. 1864 ; s. of Henry Tilleman Bobart, of Leicester ; m.
Frances Jane Gwynne, d. of Rev. Francis Foulkes, of Bawtry,
Yorks. Incorporated Accountant ; partner in the firm of
Saunders, Bobart & Saunders, Gresham CoUege, Basinghall
Street, London, E.C. War Work : Chief Transport Officer of
the Middlesex Red Cross Ambulance Column (British Red
Cross Society), which during the War transferred 11,061
wounded men from MiUtary to AuxiUary Hospitals in the
county ; Commandant of the 23id Middlesex (Men's) V.A.D,
which rendered valuable assistance in the transport of wounded
and during Air Raids. Addresses: Normanhurst, St.Margaret's-
on-Thames, Middlesex ; Gresham CoUege, Basinghall Street,
London, E.C Clubs : Royal Corinthian Yacht ; City
Livery. (M3531)
BODEN, Annie Sanetta, Mrs., M.B.E.
BODEN, John Smedley, O.B.E. 6. 17 April, 1871 ; s. of
Anthony Boden, of South Hampstead ; to. Edith, d. of Richard
Hicks, of Hull. Educ. : King's College School, Loudon.
Medical Officer. North Finchley Infant Welfare Centre :
Medical Officer, Hornsey School Clinic ; Clinical Assistant,
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Departments, Gt. Northern Hospi
tal ; Clinical Assistant, Ophthalmic out-patients, Gt. Ormond
Street Hospital. War Work : Treasurer, Muswell Hill War
Supply Depot ; Medical Officer, Alexandra V.A.D. Hospital
(attached Edmonton), ; Acting Out-patient Surgeon, Gt.
Northern Hospital. Address : 2, Methuen Park, Muswell HiU,
N. 10. Club : MusweU Hill Golf. (011792)
BODEN, OUver, O.B.E.
BODIN, Samuel, M.B.E.
BODY, Lieut.-Col. John, D.S.O, O.B.E. Capt. and T.
Lieut.-Col. E. Kent Regt. War Work : Mesopotamia, 1915-19
(despatches, D.S.O. with Bar). (06578)
BODY, Lieut-Col. Kenneth Marten, C.M.G, O.B.E,
fi. 1883 ; s. of H. M. Body, of Crediton, Devon ; to. 1907,
Isabel, d. of W. FeU Smith, of Deer Park, Honiton, Devon.
Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. R.A.O.C. ; has Order of Crown
of Belgium. Address : Kidbrook Gardens, Blackheath, S.E.
(06926)
BOGGON, Richard Oetavius, O.B.E.
BOGGS, Capt. Arthur Beaumont, O.B.E.
BOGIE, Capt. Robert, M.B.E, A. & S.H, 6. 31 Oct.
1873 ; s. of James StirUng Bogie, of Ashton-under-Lyne ;
m. Elizabeth Robertson, d. of David GUlespie, of Culross.
War Work : With B.E.F. in France until Nov. 1917 ; subse
quently employed in Infantry Record Office, HamUton, and
awarded M.B.E. for services rendered there. Address :
West Heath Cottage, Congleton, Cheshire. (M4294)
BOGLE, James Cairns, O.B.E, J.P.
BOHAVE, Albert Edward, O.B.E.
BOILEAU, Lieut.-Col. Etienne Ronald Partridge, CLE,
C.B.E. Lieut.-Col. Indian Army; Chitral Relief Force,
1895 (medal with clasp) ; N.-W. Frontier of India, 1897-8
(clasps) ; Tibet, 1903-4 (medal) ; Great War, 1914-19 (de-
patches). (C3084)
BOLAM, Brevet Lieut.-Col. Robert Alfred, O.B.E, M.D,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.).
BOLAND, Henry Patrick, O.B.E.
BOLAND, papt. Samuel, M.B.E, R.G.A, fi. 20 May,
1879 ; s. of James Boland, of Dublin ; m. Elsie Harriet, d. of
Henry Edwards, of London. Educ. : George Heriot's School,
Edinburgh. War Work : Active Service, France and Belgium ;
wounded 14 June, 1916 ; adjutant, No. 2 Siege Artillery
Reserve Brigade, Royal Garrison ArtiUery, 1917-19. Address :
Crossways Terrace, Acie, Norfolk. (M5089)
BOLAS, Harold, M.B.E, B.Sc. A.M.I.CE, A.F..SI.S,
fi. 24 Aug. 1887 ; s. of James Bolas, of Monton, near Manchester.
Educ. : Victoria University and Owens College. Designer
and Chief Engineer, George Parnall & Co, CoUseum Works,
Park Row, Bristol. War Work : Chief Assistant Technical
Adviser, Air Dept, Admiralty, 1914-17 ; Chief Assistant to
Head of Designs Branch, Air Ministry, 1917 ; Aircraft De
signer, Parnall & Son, Mivart Street, Bristol, 1917-19. Ad
dress: 7, Windsor Terrace, Clifton, Bristol. Club: Royal
Aero. (M7425)
BOLCKOW, Henry WiUiam Ferdinand, M.B.E.
BOLDERO, Marjorie Florence, Mrs,, M.B.E, 6. 15 Feb.

1895; d. of Arthur T. B. Dunn, of Ludgrove, Herts.; m.
Harold Esmond Arnison, s. of John Boldero, of Frankham,
Mark Cross, Sussex. War Work : Dec. 1914, Kensington War
Depot, to Dec. 1915 ; Dec. 1915, Empire Hospital, Vincent
Square, to Aug. 1916; Aug. 1916, B.R.C.S, Wounded and
Missing Dept, 18, Carlton House Terrace, S.W, to April,
1919. Address : 57, Elm Park Gardens, S.W. Clubs : Queen's ;
Ladies' Empress. (M7427)
BOLES, Lieut.-Col Dennis Fortesoue, C.B.E, M.P, 6.
1861 ; s. of the late Rev. James Thomas Boles, of Ryll Court,
Exmouth, and Moyge, Co. Cork ; m. 1894, Beatrice Ringrose,
d. of the late John Lysaght, of Hengrave Hall, Suffolk. Is a
J.P. and D.L. for Somerset ; sometime Lieut.-Col. Comdg. a
Batt. Devonshire Regt. ; sat as M.P. for W, or Wellington,
Div. of Somersetshire (C), July, 1911 to Nov. 1918 ; elected
for Taunton Div. of Somerset, Dec. 1918. Address : Watts
House, Bishops Lydeard, Taunton. Clubs : Junior United
Service ; Carlton ; Ranelagh ; Royal Automobile ; Arthur's. (C1474)
BOLLAND, Arthur Philip, M.B.E.
BOLLARD, Louisa, Mrs., M.B.E.
BOLT, Daniel Roberts, M.B.E, b. 1873; s. of Daniel
R. Bolt (Master Mariner), of London ; to. Lucy Mabel, d. of
W. J. Newbegin, of London. Educ. : George Green School.
Chief Draughtsman, Poplar Borough Council. War Work :
Hon. Sec, Poplar War Refugees Committee ; voluntary worker
for Aldwych Committee for Stepney, Custom House, and North
Woolwich districts ; Member 47th V.A.D, Essex. Address :
59, Station Road, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. (M1433)
BOLT, George, O.B.E, fi. 10 Feb. 1857 ; s. of Robert Bolt, of
Belton, Grantham ; to. Ida Clare, d. of William Henry Lindsey,
of Doncaster. Educ. : Middlemore House, Grantham. Divi
sional Superintendent, Northern Division, Great Northern
Railway Co, Grantham. War Work : In charge of the railway
arrangements for working the military traffic at Grantham
(Belton Park and Harrowby Camps), Newark, Retford, Bawtry
and Doncaster ; also of the traffic to and from the Aerodromes
at Wittering, Buckminster, Spittlegate, Harlaxton, Wadding-
ton, and Doncaster. Address : Dordon Bank, Grantham. (010009)
BOLTER, Henry James, O.B.E.
BOLTON, Arthur Leon, O.B.E. (011953)
BOLTON, Charles, C.B.E, M.D, D.Sc, F.R.C.P, F.R.S.
Educ. : University College, London. Physician to University
College Hospital, London. War Work : Physician to University
College Hospital branch of Millbank MUitary Hospital. (C3074)
BOLTON, Brevet Lieut.-Col. Charles Arthur, C.B.E,
Manchester Regiment, 6. 3 Jan. 1882 ; s. of Charles Watter
Bolton, G.S.I. (deceased), Indian Civil Service ; to. Ada Violet
Emily, d. of the late Sir Henry John Jourdain, K. C.M.G.
Educ. : Marlborough College and New CoUege, Oxford. Officer
in H.M. Land Forces ; passed Staff College 1913-14 and held
Staff appointments throughout the Great War. War Work :
B.E.F. France, Aug. to Dec. 1914 ; M.E.F. Gallipoli, Mar. to
Sept. 1915 ; B.E.F. France, June to Dec. 1916 ; Salonika E.F.
Macedonia, Dec. 1916 to June, 1917 ; E.E.F. Palestine, July,
1917, to Nov. 1918, and until Sept. 1919 ; six times mentioned
in despatches, C.B.E ; Commander of the Order of the
Redeemer (Greece) and 3rd Class of the Order Bf the NUe
(Egypt). Address : c/o Messrs. S. King & Co, 9, Pall Mall,
London, S.W. 1. Club : United Services. (C2057)
BOLTON, Lieut.-Col. Edwin, M.B.E, D.L., s. of the late
J. C. Bolton, of Carbrook, Co. StirUng ; to. 12 AprU, 1888, Elenor
Elizabeth, d. of Sir John Hatt Noble Graham, 1st. Bart, of
Larbert and Househill, Co. Stirling (see BURKE'S Peerage).
Address: Plean, Bannockburn, Co. Stirling. (M1436)
BOLTON, Capt. Frederick, M.B.E, R.F.A.
BOLTON, Henry Hargreaves, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 21 June,
1856 ; s. of Henry Hargreaves Bolton, of Heightside, New-
church in Rossendale, Lancashire ; to. Florence Eliza, d. of
Thomas Allen, The Manor House, Thurmaston, Leicestershire.
Educ. : Cheltenham CoUege ; Victoria University, Manchester.
Acting Partner, Colliery Firm. War Work : First Chairman,
War Pensions Committee, Rawtenstall ; Member of Military
Tribunal, Rawtenstall ; Hon. Lieut.-Col. 3rd Batt. East
Lancashire Volunteers ; Treasurer, Belgian Refugees Com
mittee, Rawtenstall ; on numerous committees for treatment
and training of discharged and disabled sailors and soldiers.
Address : Heightside, Newchurch in Rossendale, Lancashire.
Clubs : Union ; Reform ; Old Rectory (Manchester) ;
Farmers' (London). (M7428)
BOLTON, Engineer-Comm. Richard Edmund Cornforth.
D.S.O, O.B.E. Is Engineer-Com. Roy. Indian Marine. War
Work : Served in E. Africa, 1916-18 (despatches). (04414)
BOLTON, Major Samuel James, O.B.E.
BOLTON, Major WiUrid Nash, O.B.E.
BOLTON, Lieut.-Col. William Kinsey, C.B.E, fi. 1861;
s. of John Hammersley Bolton ; to. 1st, 1881, Jean Morpeth
Gullin ; 2nd, 1894, Margaret Ford. Educ : State Schs,
Victoria. Lieut.-Col. AustraUan Forces, Pres. Returned
Sailors' and Soldiers' Imperial League, and a Member of Senate,
Commonwealth of Australia; Great War, 1914-15, Comdg.
Defended Ports, Victoria, and at GalUpoU. Address : Commer
cial Club, Ballarat, Victoria, Austraha. (C705)
BONALLO, Nina Helen, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 11 Oct. 1868 ;
d. of the late Capt. Sir James Dunbar, 3rd Bart, R.N, of
Boath, Nairnshire (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Rev. James
Bonallo, B.D, Parish Minister of Auldearn, s. of Rev. David
Bonallo, Parish Minister of Blackford. Educ. : Privately.

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Bonai

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

Vice-President, Nairnshire Branch of the Scottish Branch of
the British Red Cross Society; Hon. Sec, Nairnshire Branch
of the Victoria League. War Work : Quartermaster of Ivy
Bank AuxiUary Hospital, Nairn, from Nov. 1914, to March,
1919. Address: The Manse, Auldearn, Nairnshire. (M7429)
BONAR, Major Hew Hunter, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
BONAVIA, Marie, Mrs. Edgar, M.B.E.
BOND, Comm. Arthur George Hayes, O.B.E, R.N.
BOND, Charles Hubert, C.B.E, M.D, D.Sc (Edin.),
F.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 6 Sep. 1870 ; s. of late Rev. Alfred Bond,
T.C.D, of Chipping, Lanes, and Powick, Worcester ; m.
Janet Constance, d. of Frederick Robert Laurie, of Worcester.
Educ. ; University, Edinburgh ; King's CoUege, London ; and
Privately. One of H.M. Commissioners of the Board of Control
(Lunacy and Mental Deficiency) ; Emeritus Lecturer in Psy
chiatry at Middlesex Hospital Medical School ; Examiner in
Psychl. Med. for Conjoint Board in England and President-
Elect of the Medico-Psychol. Association. War Work : One
of two of the Commissioners of the Board of Control delegated
on behalf of the Board to carry into effect, develop and, with
the co-operation of Local Authorities, to organise the Asylum
War Hospital Scheme, and whose whole-time services were
ultimately lent to the War Office for these duties from 1915 to
1920 ; under this scheme, by the vacation of asylums of their
insane patients and by the retention of the staffs and equipment
of these institutions, 24 first-rate war hospitals were estabUshed
in which over 31,000 medical and surgical beds were provided
and at which 480,000 soldiers were treated, that is more than
one-sixth of the total number of sick and wounded soldiers
from aU fronts ; Medical Adviser to the Home Office Com
mittee for the provision of Internment Camps for AUens ; Acted
as Medical Referee at Scotland Yard in doubtful internment
cases ; Hon. Medical Adviser to the Ministry of Pensions upon
the treatment of, and the provision of institutions for, cases of
epUepsy in saUors ana soldiers. Addresses : Commissioner of
the Board of Control, Victoria Street, S.W. 1 ; and Cevenna,
HaU Road, Bushey, Herts. Club : Union. (C3075)
BOND, Lieut.-Col. Chetwynd Rokeby Alfred, C.B.E.
Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Indian Army, and Dep. Assist.
Director of Movements at War Office ; Isazai Expedition,
1892 ; Dongola Expedition, 1896 (Egyptian medal) ; N.-W.
Frontier of India, 1897-8 (medal with clasp); is Commander
of the MUitary Order of Aviz of Portugal. (C801)
BOND, 2nd Lieut. Cyril Henry Charles, M.B.E, R.A.S.C,
C.M.G. BOND, Maj.-Gen. Sir Francis George, K.B.E, C.B, C.M.G.
(late R.E.), 6. 10 Aug. 1856 ; s. of Rev. Frederick H. Bond,
of Marlborough ; to. AUce Maud, d. of W. Vivian, of 15, Bolton
Gaidens, London, S.W. Educ. : Marlborough and Wool
wich. Commissioned R.E. 1876 ; Adjutant R.E. troops,
1883-87 ; Bengal Sappers and Miners, 1887-91 and 1896-1901 ;
D.A.A.G. (S. Africa) 1901-2 ; Commandant Q.O. Sappers and
Miners 1902-4; A.Q.M.G. Punjab, 1904-6; D.Q.M.G. India,
1906-8 ; Director-General MiUtary Works, India, 1908-11 ;
Commanded Southern Brigade, India, 1911-13. War Work:
Assistant Director of Quartering, War Office, 1914-17; Director
of Quartering, 1917-19 (in charge of housing, bUleting, etc, of
all troops in the United Kingdom and formation of hospitals).
Address : Stowe, Camberley, Surrey. Club : United Service. (K298)
BOND, George LesUe, M.B.E, b. 18 Feb. 1891. Educ. :
Luton Modem School. 1914, Secretary's Office, H.M. Customs
and Excise. War Work : 1915-19, Principal of the Chemical
Division, War Trade Department ; 1919-20, Secretary of the
Standing Committee on Trusts, Profiteering Act. Address :
MiU HiU, Middlesex. (M7430)
BOND, Lieut.-Col. James Henry Robinson, C.B E ,
D.S.O, 6. 1871. Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C, S. Africa, 1899-1902 ;
present at relief of Ladysmith (Queen's medal with six clasps
King's medal with two clasps). War Work : Mesopotamia,
1915-18 (despatches). (C103)
BOND, James Ryding, M.B.E.
BOND, John, O.B.E.
BOND, John Robert, O.B.E.
BOND, MUdred Mary, O.B.E, R.R.C. ; d. of Abraham
Bond, of Huntstile, Goathurst, Bridgwater, Somerset. Educ. :
Weston-super-Mare. Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S. War Work •
Queen Alexandra MiUtary Hospital, MiUbank, London ;
Wharncliffe War Hospital, Sheffield; successively Principal
Matron Calais, 1st Army, and B.E.F, France. Address : Can-
nington, Bridgwater, Somerset. (O5020)
BOND, Nigel de MundevUle, O.B.E, M.A, fi. 29 Aug
1877 ; s. of Nathaniel Bond, of Creech Grange, Dorset (see
Burke's Landed Gentry) ; m. Dorothy, d. of Percival Hambro
of MUton Abbey, Dorset. Educ : Eton, and Magdalen CoU
Oxford. Director, Eyre & Spottiswoode, Ltd. ; Deputy
Manager, Peabody Donation Fund ; Secretary, Oxford Uni
versity Endowment Fund : Member of the CouncU and
Executive Committee of The National Trust. War Work •
Contraband Dept, Foreign Office. Address : Hatfield Peverel,
Essex. Club : Union. (010012)
BOND, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Francis George, O.B.E,
R.E, 6. 15 March, 1868 ; s. of F. T. Bond, M.D, of Gloucester ¦
to. Alice EsteUe Margaret, d. of Col. J. Cowan, of Moffat
Dumfriesshire. Edue. : Cheltenham College ; R.M.A, Wool
wich. Asst. Sec. to the Govt, of India ; Deputy Director-
General, MUitary Works, Army Headquarters, India. War
JT'S.;-Jer7eS_lnithe East throughout the War, including
North West Frontier and Army Headquarters, India, and

Mesopotamia ; after the Armistice, organisation of Transport
Service, Ministry of Food. Clubs : United Service ; Cale
donian, United Service, Edinburgh. (010013)
BOND, Major WilUam Cotesworth, O.B.E, 6. 5 Jan.
1869 ; s. of F. W. Bond, J.P, D.L, of Wargrave Manor, Berks. ;
m. Margaret Helen, d. of J. S. Taylor. Educ: Rugby;
Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. War Work : Joined as 2nd Lieut,
A.S.C, 7 Nov. 1916 ; went to France, 17 Nov. 1916 ; pro
moted Capt. 1 Nov. 1917 ; appointed Assistant ControUer of
Labour, St. Omer, Andring, and Zeneghem, 17 Mar. 1918, and
transferred to Labour Corps ; promoted Major, 13 Sept.
1918 ; Asst. Com. Labour, Abancourt, 3 Nov. 1918. Address :
Shalesbrook, Forest Row, Sussex. (O5021)
BONE, Wing-Commander Reginald John, C.B.E, D.S.O,
R.A.F. ; s. of Frederick Southall Bone, of Kensington. Educ. :
Eastman's Naval Academy and H.M.S. "Britannia." Sea
going appointments in Royal Navy tUl 1909 ; Submarine Ser
vice, 1909-1913 ; Naval Wing, R.F.C. 1913-19 ; Royal Air
Force, 1919-1920. War Work: North Sea, 1914 (including
Cuxhaven Raid) ; Dunkirk, 1915 ; iEgean, 1915 ; North
Russia, 1918. Address: H.Q. No. 3, Group R.A.F. Spittle-
gate, Grantham. Clubs ; Junior United Service ; Royal Aero.
(C2369)
BONE, Major Thomas, O.B.E, R. of 0, 6. 29 Dec. 1879 ;
s. of John Bone, of South Shields ; to. Elsie Nora, d. of George
WUliam Foote, of Guernsey. Educ. : South Shields High
School ; Royal Veterinary Coll, Camden Town. Lieut,
Army Veterinary Corps, May, 1906 ; Capt, May, 1911 ; Major
on retirement, Nov. 1919. War Work : V.O. in charge 27th
Bde, R.F.A, 5th Div, 4 Aug. to March, 1915 ; O.C, 15th
Mobile Vet. Section, 8th Div, AprU to July, 1915 ; Assist.
Director Vet. Services, 5th Div, July, 1915, to Jan. 1918;
O.C. No. 1 Veterinary Hospital, Jan. 1918 ; awards, O.B.E. ;
mentions in despatches, three times. Address: Glendale,
Southern Rhodesia. (02966)
BONHOTE, Mary Baxter, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of Rev. C. E.
Meeres, of Eastry, Kent. ; m. John Lewis James, s. of Col.
John Bonhote, of London. Lecturer, Nat. Health Insurance
BiU. War Work : War Office, 1915-17 ; Ministry of Food,
1917-20 ; Sec, Legal Department ; Sec, Orders Committee.
Addresses: 8, Westbourne Street, Eaton Square, S.W. 1.
Club : Forum. (011690)
BONNER, Eveleen Caroline,Mrs.,M.B.E, Order of Queen
Elisabeth of Belgium ; d. of the late Frank T. Lewis, of
WhitehaU Court, London ; m. George Albert Bonner, Master
of the Supreme Court. War Work : War Rehef Committee,
Aldwych ; National War Savings Committee, Westminster ;
Canteen, St. Peter's, Eaton Square. Address : 78, Ashley
Gardens, Westminster. Club : Sesame. (M7431)
BONNER, John WiUiam Arundel, M.B.E.
BONNER, Lieut. Stanley Abbott, O.B.E, R.E.
BONNER, Lieut.-Col. Thomas WilUam, O.B.E, V.D.
BONNETT, Capt. Claude Herbert Dick, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BONNY, WUUam, O.B.E.
BONNYMAN, Major Francis James Cosmos, O.B.E.
BONNYMAN, 2nd Lieut. John Alexander, M.B.E, late
R.A.F.; now Lieut. 3rd Northumberland Brigade, R.F.A.
BONOMI, Lieut.-Col. Joseph Ignatius, C.B.E. Lieut.-Col.
(ret.) Roy. Lancashire Regt. ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1477)
BONSALL, Gertrude Elizabeth, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of
J. T. Morgan, J.P, D.L, of Nantcaerio, Aberystwyth ; to.
Hugh Edward, s. of John George M. BonsaU, of Fronfraith,
Aberystwyth. War Work : Raised Detechment, 22 Mont
gomery, B.R.C.S. ; Commandant, AuxUiary Red Cross Hospital,,
MachynUeth ; Head of B.R.C.S. working party, Machynlleth.
Club : Empress. (M7432)
BONSER, WiUiam Frederick, M.B.E.
BONSEY. Harold Robert YERBURGH-, O.B.E, Com
mandant, J. Div. M.S.C.R, 6. 27 Nov. 1877 • *. of the
late WiUiam Bonsey, Archdeacon and Vicar of Lancaster;
m. Henrietta Mary, d. of Henry Holson Finch, of Goffs HiU,
Crawley, Sussex. Educ. : The Phibberds, Maidenhead ; Forest
School, Snaresbrook, Essex. Barrister-at-law, Middle Temple.
War Work : MetropoUtan Special Constabulary since Sept.
1914 ; Assistant Commander, Dec. 1914 ; Commander, J, or
Hackney Division, June, 1916 ; Commandant, July, 1919 ;
Commissioner, Military Service CivU LiabiUties, Hackney,
Islington, and Stoke Newington, Oct. 1916, to May, 1920.
Address : Upton House, Crawley, Sussex. (O10014)
BONUS, Florence, Mrs., O.B.E. ; to. Ernest MelvUl
Bonus. War Work : Chairman of Hammersmith Belgian
Committee, 1914, to May, 1919. Address : 11, Stafford
Mansions, Buckingham Gate, S.W. 1. (010015)
BOOBYER, John Edwards, O.B.E.
BOOKER, Cissie, Mrs., M.B.E.
BOOKER, Capt. George Edward Mussey, C.B.E. Capt.
and T. Lieut.-Col. Reserve Regt. ; Served in the Great War,
1914-19 (despatches). (C1476)
BOOKER, Lieut. Harry, M.B.E.. R.A.F.
BOOKER, Joseph, M.B.E, 6. 9 May, 1871 ; s. of Frederick
Booker, of Westcombe HiU, London, S.E. ; m. Frances Maud,
e.d. of Jonathan Capper, of UUey Hall, Rotherham. Educ. :
Kensington School, London ; Goldsmiths Institute. London.
War Work : Engineer Inspector, representing Mechanical
V\ arfare Dept. ; in charge at MetropoUtan Carriage and Wagon
Co, Ltd, Oldbury ; responsible for final inspection of aU
tanks sent mto Commission from the Birmingham area.
(M7433)

BIOGEAPHIES.

Bottomley

BOON, John Goodisson, O.B.E, L.R.C.P, L.R.C.S.
(Irel.), fi. 2 Aug. 1870 ; s. of the late John Boon, of Bullock,
Co. Dublin ; m. Olive Dunbar, d. of the late Rev. A. Wood, oi
Sherborne, Dorset. Educ. : Corrig School, Kingstown, Cole
raine; R.C.S. Ireland. M.O. i/c Lady Forester Hospital,
Broseley; Cert. Factory Surgeon ; M.O. and Public Vaccinator,
Broseley District, Madeley Union ; M.O. Post Office. War
Work : M.O. i/c Lady Forester Civil Auxiliary A. Hospital,
Broseley, Shropshire, from Sept. 1914 to April, 1919. Address :
WhitehaU, Broseley, Shropshire. (011793)
BOORN, George Stanley, M.B.E.
BOOSEY, Madge, M.B.E.
BOOTH, Albert Joseph, M.B.E.
BOOTH, Alfred Watson, O.B.E.
BOOTH, Lieut. Arthur Newton, M.B.E, R.F.A.
BOOTH, Capt. Charles Henry, M.B.E.
BOOTH, Ernest Witton, M.B.E, A.M. Inst. CE, 6. 12
Dec. 1877 ; s. of the late Josiah Booth, of Morley, near Leeds ;
m. Emma Kay, d. of the late John Holder, of Liverpool. Educ:
Morley, near Leeds. Barrister-at-Law, practising at Leeds on
the North Eastern Circuit ; caUed to the Bar at the Middle
Temple on 2 May, 1917 ; formerly a civil engineer and surveyor
in practice in Manchester. Held appointments as Assistant
Engineer to the Corporations of Morley (Yorks), Croydon, and
Bolton (Lanes) ; an Associate (formerly professional associate)
of the Surveyor's Institution, and an Associate Member of the
Institution of Municipal and County Engineers. War Work :
PrincipaUy in connection with the Board of Trade, Coal Mines
Dept, Household Fuel and Lighting Branch ; Divisional
Officer in charge of this Branch throughout the West Riding of
Yorkshire, and formerly associated with the administration of
the MetropoUtan Coal Order, 1917-18 winter ; during 1916
Acting Deputy Borough Engineer and Surveyor to the Metro
poUtan Borough of Deptford ; and in 1917 Acting Engineer
and Surveyor to the U.D.C of Beddington and WaUington ;
in these appointments was associated with the works of many
other Government departments on work of a special war
character. Addresses : No. 9, Park Square, Leeds ; 3, Hare
Court, Temple, E.C. 4 ; St. Albans, Apperley Lane, Rawdon,
near Leeds. (M7435)
BOOTH, Capt. Erskine, O.B.E.
BOOTH, Frederick Knight, M.B.E, 6. 17 March, 1857;
8. of Frederick Booth, of Harlesden, London ; to. Margaret
Annie, d. of Joseph Banister, of Harlesden, London. Educ :
Peckham Day School ; King's CoU, London. Senior Sur
veyor, _ H.M. Customs and Excise. War Work : Import
restrictions, detection of contraband and enemy origin goods.
Address : 46, NicoU Road, Harlesden, N.W. ; Custom House,
Thames Street, E.C (M7436)
BOOTH, Frederic Lancelot, O.B.E, M.I.M E, 6. 18
Dec. 1874 ; s. of Robert Lancelot Booth, of Ashington, North
umberland ; to. Isabella Mary, d. of WiUiam John Charlton,
of Ashington. Educ. : Sir Wm. Turner's Grammar School,
Coatham, Redcar. Mining Engineer ; Manager, Ashington
Colliery, Northumberland. War Work : Asst. County Director,
V.A.D, Northumberland ; Administrator, Ashington V.A.
Hospital; Chairman, Ashington Local War Pensions Committee,
and a member of Northumberland County Local War Pensions
Committee ; Rep. of Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Assoc, and
Soldiers* and SaUors' Help Society ; Chairman, Ashington War
Savings Local Committee. Address : The Hawthorns, Ash
ington, Northumberland. (010017)
BOOTH, Harry, O.B.E, 6. 24 Jan. 1865 ; s. of Isaac
Booth, of Manchester ; to. Bertha, d. of WiUiam HaU, of
Dulwich. Educ : Turton HaU CoUege, near Leeds ; and
King's CoUege, London. Irish Land Commission, 1882-83 ;
Board of Trade, 1884-1920 ; now an Electricity Commissioner
appointed under the Electricity (Supply) Act, 1919. War
Work : Member of various Committees, including Diversion
of Shipping Committee ; Contraband Committee ; Electrical
Services Committee and Electric Power Supply Committee.
Address : Electricity Commission, Gwydyr House, Whitehall,
S.W. 1. Club : St. Stephen's. ' (0161)
BOOTH, Henry BENNI0N-. O.B.E.
BOOTH, John, O.B.E, J.P.
BOOTH, Mary, C.B.E, 6. 1885 ; d. of Bramwell Booth,
of London, General of Salvation Army. Educ. : At home.
Salvation Army Officer, Divisional Commander, Brighton
Division. War Work : Salvation Army with B.E.F. Address :
26, London Road, Brighton. (C933)
BOOTH, Mary Booth, C.B.E, O.B.E.
BOOTH, Maud, M.B.E, 6. 4 Aug. 1879 ; d. of George
J. Booth, J.P, of Storrs Hall, Arkholme, Carnforth. Educ. :
St. Stephen's CoUege, Clewer, Windsor. War Work : Hon.
Sec, S. & S.F.A. (S. Lonsdale Division) from 1914 ; Hon.
Sec, Lancaster Local War Pensions Committee, from July,
1916, to Sept. 1919. Address : Storrs Hall, Arkholme, near
Carnforth. (M1442)
BOOTH, Major WUUam Henry, O.B.E, D.S.O, fi. 1862 ;
s. of Maj.-Gen. WiUiam Booth (formerly R.A.), of Rose Duryard,
Exeter; m. 1905, Kathleen Isabel, d. of Sir John Charles
Holder, 1st Bt. Educ : Wellington Coll. Entered the Buffs
(E. Kent Regt.). 1882; became Capt. 1893; Major, 1901;
ret. 1906 ; served in S. Africa, 1899-1900 as A.D.C (despatches,
medal); was RaUway Transport Officer, 1914, and a Dep,
Assist. Director of Railway Transport, 1915-18 ; is a J.P. for
Herefordshire. Address : Brynmelyn, Hay, Herefordshire.
Clubs : New (Edinburgh) ; Army and Navy. (0162)
BOOTHBY, Capt. Francis Stewart Evelyn, O.B.E, D.L.

6. 23 April, 1807 ; s. of the late Col. Basil Charles Boothby,
95th Regiment ; to. Hannah Mildred, d. of the late Robert
Swan, J.P. of Lincoln. Educ : Dover College. Lincolnshire
Regiment (reti.) War Work : Secretary Lincolnshire Terri
torial Army Association. Address : Stonefleld House, Lincoln.
Club : Flyfishers'. (0163)
BOOTHBY, Comm. Frederick Lewis Maitland, C.B.E,
R.N, 6. 13 Nov. 1881 ; s. of Alexander Cunningham Boothby,
of St. Andrews, Fife ; to. Lady May Katherine Leila, d. of 3rd
Earl of Limerick. Educ: H.M.S. "Britannia." Wing
Commander, R.N.A.S. and R.A.F. War Work : Commanded
Armoured Car Division, R.N.A.S. ; commanded Barrow-in-
Furness, Howden Airship Station and Experimental Airship
Station, Pulham St. Mary. Address : Overwey, Tilford, near
Farnham, Surrey. Clubs : Travellers' ; Junior Naval and
Military ; Royal Automobile ; Royal Aero, R.A.F. (C2336)
BOOTY, Capt. Lester Browning, O.B.E. War Work :
On Staff of Maj.-Gen. Sir F. W. B. Landon, K.C.M.G, C.B,
CI.Q.M.G.S, War Office ; received M.B.E. and was also
mentioned for valuable services rendered in connection with
the War. Club : Constitutional. (08749)
BORASTON, Lieut.-Col. John Herbert, C.B, O.B.E,
M.A, B.C.L, R.F.A, fi. 19 Jan. 1885 ; s. of Sir John Boraston
(deceased), of Ringwood, Beckenham ; to. Honor Emily
Muriel ; d. of Charles Fitzroy DoU, J.P, of Hadham Towers,
Much Hadham. Educ. : Malvern, and Merton CoUege, Oxford.
Barrister-at-Law ; Director of South Suburban Gas Co. War
Work : European War, France ; Private Secretary to Field
Marshal Earl Haig, Feb. 1919 to Jan. 1920. Address: 4,
Gower Street, Bedford Square. Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (O1018)
BORG, George, M.B.E, LL.D
BORLAND, Lieut.-Col. James Henry George, O.B.E.
BORLAND, Robert Gordon, M.B.E.
BORLAND, WUUam, M.B.E, R.A.F.
BORLASE, Rev. John Jennings Dingle, M.B.E, B.A.,
LL.D.. 6. 10 Feb. 1878 ; s. of J. W. Borlase, of Devon ; m.
Anne Adeline, d. of F. F. Eld, J.P, of Seighford, Stafford. Edue. :
Sidney Sussex Coll, Cambridge ; Trinity Coll, Dublin. Senior
Chaplain, Madras Ecclesiastical Establishment. War Work :
Chaplain, and organiser of War Funds. Address : Bangalore,
S. India. (M6110)
BORLEY, John OUver, O.B.E.
BORRAJO, Edward Joseph William, M.B.E.
BORRETT, Lieut. Jack TuthiU, O.B.E, R.N.
BORRIE, Capt. David Forbes, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
BORRIE, Walter, O.B.E.
BORRISSOW, Lieut.-Comm. Charles Kirby, O.B.E,
R.N.R. BORROW, John Richard Travers Eales, M.B.E. (M10374)
BORTHWICK, Albert WilUam, O.B.E.
BORTHWICK, Jemina, O.B.E.
BOSANQUET, Theodora, M.B.E, B.Sc, 6. 1880 ; d. of
Frederick C. T. Bosanquet, of Uplyme, Devon. Educ. :
Ladies' College, Cheltenham ; University College, London.
War Work : 1917-18, Editorial Staff, War Trade Intelligence
Dept. ; 1918-20, Assistant, Ministry of Food ; 1920, Asst. Sec,
Universities Bureau of the British Empire. Addresses : 38,
Cheyne Walk, S.W. 3 ; Uplyme, Devon. Club : International
Women's Franchise. (M3532)
BOSANQUET, Lieut. Thomas Albert Edward James,
M.B.E, R.N, 6. 9 Nov. 1858 ; s. of T. Bosanquet ; to. Cecffia
Irwin Truscot, d. of E. Thomson. Educ. : Tottenham Day
CoUege. War Work : Officer of Patrol, Pembroke Dock.
Address : 81, Bush Street, Pembroke Dock. (M1444)
BOSTOCK, Adelaide Hannah Eliza Annie, Mrs., M.B.E.
BOSTOCK, Major James, O.B.E, K.O.Y.L.I.
BOSTOCK, Major John Edward, O.B.E.. R.E.
BOSTOCK, Capt. Thomas Herbert Geoffrey, O.B.E.
BOSUSTOW, Lieut. John Coulson, M.B.E, D.C.L.I.
BOSWELL, Lieut. Albert Edouard, O.B.E, R.N.R.
BOSWELL, Percy George Hamnal, O.B.E, D.Sc, F.G.S.
BOSWORTH, Major John Thomas, M.B.E.
BOSWORTH, Capt. Laurence Owen, O.B.E, M.C.
BOSWORTH, Lieut.-Col. Samuel Medbury, C.B.E.
Capt. and Acting Lieut.-Col. Quebec Regt. ; Great War, 1915-
19 (despatches). (C1828)
BOTHA, Capt. Gerhardis Maritz, M.B.E.
BOTT, Carl Lotherington, GLEN-, O.B.E, B.A,
A.M.I. E.E. Staff Engineer, Grade I, Wireless Telegraphy
Staff, H.M. Signal School, Portsmouth. (011893)
BOTT, Henry, O.B.E, V.D, L.R.C.P.
BOTT, Lieut.-Comm. LesUe Charles, O.B.E, R.N.
BOTT, OUve, M.B.E. ; d. of Rev. Richard Bott, of Cotehill
Vicarage, Carlisle. Educ. : Englethwaite, Armathwaite, Cumber
land. CO. at Alnwick Camp, Col. Broome Giles, C.B, R.A.M.C. ;
CO. at R.E. Camp, Col. J. F. Lister, C.M.G, R.E. War Work :
Enrolled Women's Legion, Aug. 1915 ; enrolled Q.M.A.A.C,
Nov. 1917 ; period of service, 4 years and 4 months. Address :
Cotehill Vicarage, Carlisle, Cumberland. (M5092)
BOTTAN, Joseph, M.B.E. (M10375)
BOTTERELL, Percy DunviUe, C.B.E, O.B.E.
BOTTERILL, Frank Owen, M.B.E.
BOTTOMLEY, Capt. Clarence Fereday, M.B.E.
BOTTOMLEY, Francis Carr, O.B.E, M.D, 6. 1869.
Educ. : Giggleswick School ; Caius College, Cambridge ; St.
George's Hospital. Physician, Boscombe Hospital ; Com
mandant, St. John Ambulance Brigade, V.A .D, No, 9 Hants

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Bottomley

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

(Men's). War Work : Organised, and was in charge of, hospital
transport in Bournemouth, which throughout the war was
carried out by the V.A.D. in conjunction with owners of volun
tary ambulance ; Hon. Mea. Off. and Chairman of Committee
of St. John's V.A.D. Hospital, Bournemouth ; Hon. Physician,
Boscombe MiUtary Hospital and Wentworth Lodge Convales
cent Hospital for Officers. Address : 205, Christehurch Road,
Boscombe, Bournemouth. (010021)
BOTTOMLEY, James Henry, M.B.E, M.N.S, fi. 8 Nov.
1858 ; s. of John Bottomley, of Oldham ; to. Elizabeth,
d. of John Scholes, of Oldham. Educ. : Werneth Academy.
Conservative Agent for Clapham ; PoUtical Secretary to Sir
Arthur Du Cros, Bart, M.P, and Harry Green, M.P. ; National
Unionist Central Office, Organising Secretary for the Junior
Imperial League ; late Conservative Agent for Newton Divi
sion of Lancashire ; the Lancaster Division ; and the Doncaster
Division of Yorkshire ; for a great many years Lecturer for
Conservative Central Office, National Union of Conservative
Associations, Tariff Reform League, Primrose League ; had
most active political life ; contested Gateshead-on-Tyne as
working men's candidate ; Member of St. Helens Town CouncU.
War Work : Chief of Station Staff, Oversea Forces Reception
Committee ; Lecturer, War Aims ; Lecturer, Thrift Campaign ;
Canvasser for Derby Recruitmg Scheme. Address: 32,
Spencer Road, New Wandsworth, S.W. Club : Constitu
tional. (M7439)
BOTTOMLEY, WiUiam CecU, C.M.G, O.B.E, 6. 19 Mar
1878 : s. of the late WilUam Bottomley, of Greenfield, Yorks,
and Ashton-under-Lyne ; to. Alice Thistle, d. of Sir Richard
Robinson, of Whitby, Yorks. Educ. : Tettenhall CoUege,
Staffs. ; Owens CoUege, Manchester ; and Trinity College,
Cambridge. Asst.-Sec, Colonial Office. War Work : In con
nection with official duties in the Colonial Office. Address :
13, LuttreU Avenue, Putney, London, S.W. (0166)
BOUCHER, EUzabeth Staniforth, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 31
Dec 1844 ; d. of the late Rev. J. H. Hext, of Kings Teignton
Vicarage, Newton Abbot ; m. Alfred Richard, s. of James
George, of Shedfield, Hants. War Work : Treasurer and
Secretary of SaUors' and Soldiers' Families Association, Corn
waU, during the Boer War and tUl 1915, since then been
Treasurer only. Address : Treneau, St. Germans, CornwaU. (M7440)
BOUCHER, Comm. Henry Charles Russel, O.B.E, R.N.
BOUFFLER, Marjorie Minnie, M.B.E, fi. 9 AprU, 1893 ;
d. of George John Bouffler, of 39, Oakfield Road, Stroud
Green, N. 4. Educ. : Higher Grade CouncU School, and
Commercial School. Personal Clerk to Director of Contracts,
Roval Commission on Wheat SuppUes, Trafalgar House,
Waterloo Place, S.W. 1, since 1916. Address : 39, Oakfield
Road, Stroud Green, N. 4. (M7741)
BOUGHEY, George Mentith, O.B.E.
BOULDING, Reginald Sidney Henry, O.B.E, B.Sc.
(Engineering) B.Sc, A.M.I.E.E, A.C.G.I. ; s. of the late
Sidney Boulding ; m. Janet AUce, d. of C Welclhen, of Mount
Hawke, CornwaU. Educ. : Dulwich CoUege ; Imperial
CoUege of Science and Technology. Physicist on Staff of
Admiralty, 1916-19 ; Superintendent Engineer to Submarine
Signal Company from 1920. War Work : Development of
Sound Ranging for naval purposes. Address : 35, Leander
Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey. Club : University of London.
BOULNOIS, Fanny Emma, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of
Peter John Margary, of Devonshire ; m. H. Percy, s. of
WiUiam Boulnois, of Gestingthorpe. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Superintendent of Women War Workers' Canteen,
Victoria, Westminster. Address : 34, Evelyn Mansions,
Westminster, S.W.I. Clubs: Ladies' Imperial; Forum. (M1445)
BOULTER, Capt. Edgar Charles, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, fi.
21 Sept. 1873 ; s. of David Boulter, of Ditchingham ; m.
Florence EmUy, d. of WiUiam J. Thomas, of Rocheford, Essex.
Educ. : Bungay, Suffolk. War Work : SuppUes in France,
Aug. 1914 to Dec 1915 ; O.C Base Muleteer Depot, Training
EstabUshment ; and O.C Records from formation of Muleteer
Corps untU Jan. 1919. Address : G.H.Q, Irish Command. (O3021)
BOULTON, Lieut.-Col. Harold, C.B.E, M.B, I.M.S. (C3085)
BOULTON, Capt. Sir Harold Edwin, 2nd Bart, C.V.O,
C.B.E. (see Burke's Peerage), fi. 7 Aug. 1859 ; s. of Sir Samuel
Bagster Boulton, 1st Bart, of Copped HaU, Crookham HIU
Kent ; m. Adelaide Lucy, 3rd d. of Duncan Henry Caithness
Reay Davidson, of TuUoch, Ross-shire (see Burke's Landed
Gentry). J.P. West Ham ; M.A. Balliol CoUege, Oxford ;
Capt. T.F.R. late Capt. 3rd Batt. Cameron Highlanders and
City of London Yeomanry ; K.J. of St. John ; Ovate Bard of
Wales, and Chairman and Founder of many Charitable Organi
zations ; Chairman of Burt., Boulton and Haywood, Ltd. ;
author of " Skye Boat Song," "Glorious Devon," and many
other lyrics ; editor " Song of the North," " Song of Four
Nations," etc. ; Hon. Sec. Keats-SheUey Memorial Association.
Address : Copped HaU, Crookham Hill, Kent ; 58 Great
Cumberland Place, W. 1. (C442)
BOULTON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. James Arthur, O.B.E.
BOUNDY, Elsie Maria, M.B.E. ; d. of the late George
Langworthy Boundy, of Exeter. Educ : Exeter High School.
War Work : Mayoress of Exeter's Depot, Devon Prisoners of
War ; Hospitality to Troops and Comforts Fund. Address :
2, Albany Place, Heavitree Road, Exeter. (M7442)
BOURCHB3R, Paymaster Lieut.-Comm. John Arthur
Fitz-warine, O.B.E, R.N.

BOURDEAUX, Henry Frank, O.B.E.
BOURDEAUX, John, O.B.E.
BOURKE, Sqdn.-Leader John Patrick, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BOURKE, Hon. Terence Theobald, O.B.E, 6. 2 AprU, 1865 ;
4th s. of the Earl of Mayo, of Palmerstown, Co. Kildare,
formerly Viceroy of India (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; to. Eveline
Constance (died 1917), e. d. of late Colonel T. W. Haines, of
Hasketon Manor, Suffolk (see BURKE'S Landed Gentry). Educ:
Eton. His Britannic Majesty's Consul, Bizerta. War Work :
Representative of Ministry of Shipping at Bizerta during the
war ; gave his services free of any remuneration. Addresses :
HB.M. Consulate, Bizerta; Tunisia, North Africa; Pekes,
Hellingly, Sussex. Clubs : White's ; Carlton. (O10023)
BOURN, George, M.B.E.
BOURN, George Frederick, M.B.E, 6. 11 Nov. 1895 ;
s. of George Edward Collin Bourn, of Boston, Lines. Educ. :
St. Martins-in-the-Fields, Charing Cross. War Work : Wounded,
16 April, 1915 ; transferred to War Office Recruiting Staff ;
Chief "Clerk War Office Recruiting Audit Board ; Chief Assistant
to Chief of Registration Dept, Ministry of National Service;
transferred to Home Office. Address : 90 Rannoch Road,
W. 6. (M7443)
BOURN, Thomas WiUiam, M.B.E.
BOURNE, Lieut.-Col. and Qr.-Mr. Frank, O.B.E.
BOURNE, Sir (Henry) Roland (Murray), K.B.E, C.M.G,
late Capt. 1st The Royal Scots ; Sec. for Defence, Union of South
Africa, fi. 18 June, 1874 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Col. Robert
Bourne, J.P, D.L, of Cowarne Court, Herefordshire ; m. Lucy
Dorothea White. Educ. : Radley ; New CoUege, Oxford.
Address : Stone Cottage, Meekleneuk, Pretoria. Clubs :
Bath ; Pretoria ; CivU Service (Capetown). (K127J
BOURNE, Lily Anne, Mrs., M.B.E. ; o.d. of Frederick
Clewlow, of Acton, Staffordshire ; to. Thomas HoUand, 3rd
s. of the late Alfred Bourne, of GnosaU, Staffs. Educ:
Privately. War Work : Assisting to supply surgical appli-
ances in connection with V.A.D, 1914-16 ; Joint Women's
V.A.D. Headquarters, 1916-19, as : — Sec. to Lady Oliver,
D.B.E, R.R.C, q.v. June, 1916, to Nov. 1917 ; transferred as
Sec to the Lady AmpthiU, G.B.E, CI, q.v. Nov. 1917, to Sept.
1918 ; transferred to Staff appt. General Service (Home
Section), Sept. 1918, to Aug. 1919 ; Head of Clerical section,
1917 ; Assist. Sec. to Joint Women's V.A.D. Committee, 1917-
19 ; attached to the V.A.D. H.Qrs, Air Raid Column, Jan.
1917 till demobUisation after Armistice. Address : Maidensley,
Foston, Derby. (M7444)
BOURNE, Lucie Dorothea, Lady, M.B.E, 6. 8 Ang.
1885 ; d. of Alfred H. White, of the Transvaal, S. Africa (q.v.) ;
to. Sir Henry Roland Murray Bourne, K.B.E, s. of the late
Lieut. -Col. Bourne, of Cowarne Court, Herefordshire. President
of the Defence Forces Aid Funds Committee ; Union of S.
Africa. Address : Stone Cottage, Pretoria, S. Africa. (M1206)
BOURNE, Thomas Johnstone, C.B.E, M.Inst.CE, fi.
1864 ; s. of the Rev. Samuel Whitbread, Incumbent of Win-
farthing, Norfolk ; m. Edith Mary Bridges, of Weston-super-
Mare. Educ. : St. Edmund's Canterbury and King's College
School. Engineer Antofagasta Harbour Works and Persian
RaUway Syndicate. War Work : War Office Representative
for the recruitment of the Chinese Labour Corps in China.
Address : Hascombe, Woking. Club : Royal Societies' (C934)
BOURNE, Major Thomas Richard Arter, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C. (T.F.)
BOURNE, Lieut.-Col. Walter Fitzgerald, O.B.E, LA.
(retired). BOURNE, Lieut.-Col. Walter Kemp, O.B.E.
BOUSFIELD, Edith Margaret, Mrs, O.B.E. ; w. of the
late Rev. Stephen Bousfield. Board of Guardians ; Maternity and
Child WeUare, Women's Diocesan CouncU ; and the voluntary
pubUc service. War Work : Hon. Administrator of a Washing
Scheme for two camps at Grantham ; organised a band of
700 women to wash, also a volunteer band of menders ; numbers
washed for at one time reached 25,000 men ; garments washed
reached nearly half a miUion. Address : 41 , Watergate, Grant
ham, Lines. (010024)
BOUTFLOWER, Capt. Edward Cyril, O.B.E, W. Rid.
Regt. (011728)
BOUTFLOWER, Major Geoffrey, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
BOUVERIE, Major Humphrey PLEYDELL-, M.B.E.
BOVEY, Lieut.-Col Wilfred, O.B.E.
BOVILL, Lieut-.Col. Carlos, O.B.E, R.A. and R.A.F.
BOWATER, Sir Frederick WilUam, K.B.E, 6. 8 June, 1867 ;
s. of WiUiam Vansittart Bowater, of Bury HaU, Enfield, Middle
sex ; m. AUce EmUy, d. of Joseph Sharp, of Bognor, Sussex.
Educ. : Privately. Paper maker. War Work : Director of
Paper to the Ministry of Information. Addresses : 39, Hyde
Park Gate, S.W. 7 ; and " Copley Dene," Walton Heath,
Surrey. Clubs: Walton Heath Golf; Chislehurst Golf;
Gullane Golf ; Constitutional. (K451)
BOWATER, Norman James, O.B.E, B.Sc, fi. 3 May,
1888 ; s. of John J. Bowater, of West Bromwich, Staffs ; m.
Christine Diana Hardwick, d. of Walter Henry Cheetham, M.D,
of Gmseley, Yorks. Educ. : Birmingham University. Con
sulting Engineer. War Work : Granted commission in H.JI.
Forces, 5 Nov. 1914 ; preceded to France, July, 1915, and
served there continuously untU demobUised in July, 1919;
twice mentioned in despatches, and awarded O.B.E. in Gazette
of 3 June, 1919. Addresses : 40, Westminster Gardens, S.W. 1 ;
28 Hogarth Road, S.W. 5. Clubs : Junior Army and Navy;
Roehampton. (O5026)
BOWATER, Sarah Fanny, Lady, O.B.E. ; d. of John
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BIOGEAPHIES.

Bowman

Westwood, of Birmingham ; to. Sir William, s. of William
Bowater, of Birmingham. -Lady of Grace of the Order of St.
John of Jerusalem ; Lady Mayoress of Birmingham, 1909-11,
1914-15. War Work : President of Lady Mayoress' War
Depot and Prisoners of War Fund. Address : Fulford Hall,
Warwickshire. Club : Three Counties. (0168)
BOWDEN, Edgar Alfred, M.B.E, 6. 4 June, 1876 ; s. of
Alderman Bowden, J.P, of Exeter ; to. Elizabeth, d. of Thomas
Greenwood, of Norchway Court, Ashchurch. Educ : Hele's
School, Exeter ; Shebbear College, N. Devon. War Work :
O.C. Exeter Division St. John Ambulance Brigade ; transport
and hospital work at Exeter Red Cross Hospitals. (M7445)
BOWDEN, Harry James, O.B.E, R.N.R.
BOWDEN, Hon. Major John, O.B.E, M.I.M.E, A.I.E.E,
R.E, fi. 28 Dec. 1873 ; s. of Thomas Bowden, J.P, F.C.A..
of Newcastle-on-Tyne : m. Constance, d. of Robt. J. O. Hudson,
of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ : Cranleigh, and Durham Col
lege. Engineer. War Work : Ministry of Munitions ; Engi
neer of No. 2 Area developed production of War material in
Lancashire, Cheshire, Westmorland, Cumberland and N.
Wales ; established National Factories ; assisted Engineering
manufacturers to change over from Civil to War produc
tions (CivU O.B.E. for services rendered in this capacity); as
Deputy Assistant Director of Light Railways under D.G.T,
B.E.F, France, designed, constructed and organised central
works at Berquette and BeaurainvUle for maintaining and
constructing Light RaUway locomotives, roUing stock and
other material ; as Lieut.-Col. in command of these works,
administered the technical and mUitary operations of six
R.E. Companies, labour troops and P.O.W. companies, number
ing some 2000 men ; remained in France until after Armistice
and returned to the Ministry of Munitions to take up an
appointment as Deputy ControUer under the Disposal Board.
Address : 23, Roxborough Park, Harrow-on-the-Hill. (0169)
BOWDEN, Capt. Jonathan Scott, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
(T.F.) BOWDEN, Joseph, M.B.E.
BOWDEN, Capt. Robert Kenrick CORNISH-, O.B.E,
R.E. BOWDLER, Flight-Lieut. Archibald Penhryn, O.B.E,
R.A.F. BOWEN, Capt. Albert Stephen, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
BOWEN, Col. Arthur Winniett, C.B.E. (C1224)
BOWEN, T. Capt. Charles Henry Croasdaile, M.B.E.
BOWEN, EUen, Mrs., M.B.E.
BOWEN, Capt. Frank Hart, M.B.E.
BOWEN, Lieut.-Comm. Gerald Peroival, O.B.E, R.N,
b. 3 Dec. 1889 ; s. of the late Percival Bowen, of Stoke St.
MUburgh, Salop ; m. Irene Beatrice, d. of the Rev. Alfred J.
Begbie, M.A. Entered H.M.S. " Britannia," Sept. 1904 ;
quaUfled in Navigation, Nov. 1911. War Work : Served as
Navigating Officer of H.M.S. " Severn," Senior Officer's Ship,
Belgian Coast operations, Oct. to Dec. 1914, and successively
as Navigating Officer of H.M. Ships "Paris," " Amphitrite,"
¦ and " Princess Margaret," in 1st Mine-Laying Squadron ,
1915-19 ; Croix de Guerre, and mentioned in despatches,
1918. Address: Stenton Lodge Auckland Road, Southsea.
BOWEN, Lieut-Col. James Bevan, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BOWEN, Lieut.-Col. John Francis, O.B.E. R. Berks
Re_rfc. Officer of the Order of the Crown of Italy. (06346)
BOWEN, Thomas, M.B.E, J.P.
BOWEN, WiUiam Korff, O.B.E, fi. 1869 ; s. of Major-
General G. B. Bowen, H.E.I.CS, Madras Staff Corps ; to.
Gertrude IsabeUa, d. of Col. David Adamson, H.E.I.CS, of
Airtie Lodge, Fife. Assist. Sec, The Corporation of Trinity
House. War Work : General Lighthouse Authority : Admiralty
Recommendations. Address : CornwaUs, Brentwood, Essex.
(03630)
BOWER, Beatrice LiUan Chivers, O.B.E, fi. 25 Feb.
1871 ; d. of E. C. Bower, of Broxholme, Scarborough. War
Work : Assist. Sec, CamberweU War Refugee Committee,
and other war work. Address : 14, Upper Cheyne Row,
Chelsea, S.W. (010025)
BOWER, Artiflcer-Eng. David, M.B.E, R.N.
BOWER, Elias, M.B.E.
BOWER, Capt. Lancelot Tregonwell Syndereombe, O.B.E.
BOWER, Peroival, M.B.E.
BOWER, Major Robert Lister, C.M.G, C.B.E, 5. 1860 ;
s.of the late Robert Hartly Bower Lister-Kaye, Bt. (see BURKE'S
Peerage) ; m. 1893, Annette Norah, d. of Henry Head, of Thorn-
lull, Bray, Co. Wicklow. Educ : Harrow. Formerly Major,
King's Royal Rifle Corps ; Egyptian War, 1882 ; present at
battle of Tel-el-Kebir (medal with clasp, bronze star) ; Soudan
Expedition, 1884 ; present at battles of El Teb and Tamai
(despatches, two clasps) ; Nile Expedition, 1884-5 (despatches
twice, clasp) ; Jebu Expedition, 1892 (medal with clasp) ; Great
War, 1914-16 in Egypt as D.A.A.G. ; formerly Resident at
Ibadan ; is Ch. Constable of N. Riding of Yorkshire ; has
King's PoUce medal. Address : The West House, Thirsk,
Yorkshire. Club : Naval and Military. (C2460)
BOWER, Thomas Stanley, O.B.E, 6. 1865 ; s. of T. R.
Bower, of Southport ; to. Alice Maud, d. of James Cross, of
Burslem. Educ. : Heversham. Managing Director, T. R.
Bower and Sons, Ltd. ; Director, The Overton Steamship
Co. Ltd, The Manchester and North Wales Steamship Co.
Ltd, The Stanley Steamship Co. Ltd, and The Prince of Wales
Hotel Co. Ltd, Southport. War Work : Officer Com. AuxUiary
MiUtary Hospital, Frodsham (190 Beds) ; Chairman, Frodsham
Advisory Committee ; Leader, Frodsham Special Constabulary

Address : Overton Hall, Frodsham, Cheshire. Clubs :
Empire, London ; Union, Southport ; Cotton, Liverpool ;
Formby Golf. (01133)
BOWERBANK, Major Frederick Thompson, O.B.E.,
M.C, M.D.
BOWERS, Frederiok Gatus, O.B.E, A.C.A., 6. 19 Oct.
1882 ; s. of Thomas Frederick Bowers, of Westcliff-on-Sea ;
to. Carrie Isabel, d. of Henry J. Smith, of Eltham, Kent.
Educ. : Bancroft's School ; and London University (London
School of Economics). Chartered Accountant, formerly
Associate of the Institute of Municipal Treasurers and Ac
countants, now Accountant-General of the Ministry of Labour.
War Work : First, Assistant Director of Munitions Finance,
later Controller of Explosives Finance and Contracts, Ministry
of Munitions. Address : 68, BurUngton Avenue, Kew Gardens,
Surrey. (0170)
BOWERS, Major John, M.B.E, 6. 17 Dec. 1858 ; s. of
Isaac Bowers, of Wicken, Cambs. ; to. Mary Hope, d. of James
Campbell Frasor, of Dunmore, Argyllshire. Educ : Privately.
South Africa, 1879 ; Zululand, Battle of Ginginhlovo, and relief
of Etshowe (medal with clasp) ; Egyptian Expedition, 1882,
reconnaissance of Ramleh ; affair at Tel-el-Mahuta ; action
at Kassassin, and battle of Tel-el-Kebir (Bronze Star,
medal with clasp) ; South African War, 1899-1900, on Staff ;
operations in the Orange Free State, Feb. to May, 1900, in
cluding operations at Paardeberg (17 to 26 Feb.) ; actions at
Poplar Grove, Dreifontein, Vet River (5 and 6 May), and Zand
River ; operations in the Transvaal, in May and June, 1900
including actions near Johannesburg and Pretoria ; operations
in Transvaal east of Pretoria, July to 29 Nov. 1900, including
action at Belfast (26 and 27 Aug.) ; despatches, London Gazette,
16 April, 1901 ; Queen's medal with 5 clasps. War Work :
Main Supply Depot, Northampton, Aug. 1914 to May, 1917 ;
War Office, May 1917 to May, 1919 ; 3 times mentioned in
aespatches. Address : Ingleside, Lynton, North Devon.
Club : Primrose. (M5093)
BOWERS, Lieut.-Col. MaunseU, O.B.E, fi. 27 Dec 1852 ;
s. of Capt. A. M. A. Bowers, of 37th Regiment ; m. Catherine
Georgiana, d. of George Thornhill, of Diddington, Buckden,
Hunts. Educ. : Harrow and Sandhurst. Served in the 5th
Dragoon Guards from 1872-97 ; commanded the Regiment
from 1893-97. War Work : Recruiting Officer in charge of
Biggleswade, Beds Sub-area, 1915-17 ; in charge of Bedford
Recruiting Area under Ministry of National Service, 1917-19.
Address : Beeston Grange, Sandy, Beds. Club : Naval and
Military. (06929)
BOWES, Elizabeth, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of WUliam Standring,
Lieut. Loyal N. Lane Regt. ; m. William Wentworth Bowes,
s. of John Bowes, of Carlisle. War Work : Hon. Sec. for 4_
years, The Lancashire Fusiliers Prisoners of War Regimental
Care Committee. Address : Rose Cottage, Broughton, Near
Preston. ' (010026)
BOWHAY, Capt. Alfred Benjamin, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
BOWHILL, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E, F.R.CV.S, F.R.P.S,
fi. 21 May, 1859 ; s. of the late James Bowhill, of Ayton, Ber
wickshire. Educ. : Merchiston Castle School, Edinburgh.
Veterinary Surgeon ; Veterinary Officer, Uganda Protectorate,
East Africa. War Work : Served with Colonial Forces,
1877-79 ; 'in Boer War, Veterinary Officer 14th King's Hussars,
also Veterinary Embarkation Officer, Cape Town ; served on
Australian and Canadian Remount Commissions and R.A.V.C,
1915-18. Address : Veterinary Department, Kampula,
Uganda. (M5095)
BOWIE, Janet, Mrs., M.B.E.
BOWING, Eng.-Comm. John, O.B.E, R.N.
BOWIS, William John, O.B.E, Ph.D., F.I.C, b. 21 Sept,
1881 ; s. of Thomas Bowis, of Nottingham ; m. Caroline EUen,
d. of Frederic Gillman, of Lorca, Spain. Edue. : Nottingham ;
Wiesbaden ; and Zurich. University. Technical Director of
Boots' Pure Drug Co. Ltd. War Work : Closely associated
with the late Lieut.-Cnl. Harrison, C.M.G, in the evolution
and manufacture on a large scale of the Box Respirator used
bv the Allied Armies. Address : The Gables, Bridgford Road,
West Bridgford, Notts. Clubs: Trent VaUey Sailing ; Notting
ham Reform. (010027)
BOWLES, Charles WUliam, M.B.E, 6. 1879; s. of WilUam
Edward Bowles, of Corsham, Wilts. ; to. Kathleen Maud Juliet,
d. of Charles William Goodson, of Oxford. Educ. : Holloway,
and King's Coll, London. State Engineer, PubUc Works Dept,
Patiala Government, Punjab, India ; Lieut, in 5th Punjab
Light Horse, Commanding Officer, Amballa Troop of Light
Horse. War Work : With Indian Cavalry Division in France,
1914-15 ; Construction of barracks for Indian Infantry, officers'
quarters, and works appertaining thereto. Address : Patiala,
Punjab, India. Club : Royal Automobile (London). (M6112)
BOWLES, Elizabeth, M.B.E.
BOWLES, Capt. Ernest, O.B.E, M.B.E.
BOWLES, Lieut.-Col. Ludlow Tonson, O.B.E.
BOWLEY, Alfred, M.B.E.
BOWLY, Major WilUam Arthur Travell, C.B.E, M.C,
6. 18 AprU, 1880 ; s. of the late Commander J. E. Bowly, R.N,
to. Florence Winifred Astley, d. of Major L. Astley Cooper, of
Bath (see Burke's Peerage, Paston-Cooper, Bt.). Educ. :
Winchester and Oxford. Major and T. Lieut.-Col. Roy. War
wickshire Regt. ; Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (des
patches). Address : Dullatur, Camberley. (C1478)
BOWMAN, Alfred Thomas, M.B.E.
BOWMAN, Capt. George Edward, O.B.E, M.G.C.
BOWMAN, James Henry, M.B.E.

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Bowman

THE OEDEE OF THE BEITISH EMPIEE.

BOWMAN, James Robert, M.B.E.
BOWMAN, Hugh, M.B.E. (M10245o)
BOWMAN, Major Humphrey Ernest, C.B.E, M.A, 6.
1879 ; s. of late John Frederick Bowman, of 25, Young Street,
Kensington, and Galiamor, Ansaig, Inverness-shire ; to.
Frances Guinevere, d. of Col. A. H. Armytage (late R.H.A.),
of 17, Cambridge Square, Hyde Park. Educ. : Eton, and
New Coll, Oxford (B.A. 1902 ; M.A. 1905). Egyptian
Ministry of Education since 1903 ; seconded for service with
Sudan Government, 1911-13 ; Director of Egyptian Education
Office in U.K., 1913-14 ; Director of Educatiom for Mesopo
tamia, 1918-20. War Work : Served with Royal FusUiers,
Sept. 1914, to May, 1916 ; B.E.F, Nov. 1915, to May, 1916 ;
Staff Captain, H.Q. Northern Command, 1916-18 ; India,
1918 ; Mesopotamia Expeditionary Force, 1918-20 ; Captain,
Jan. 1915 ; Major, Oct. 1918. Addresses : 25, Young Street,
Kensington, W. 8 ; Ministry of Education, Cairo, Egypt.
Club : New University. (C2372)
BOWMAN, Richard Oxley, M.B.E, M.D.
BOWMAN, Thomas Anderson, O.B.E.
BOWMAN, WilUam Turnbull, O.B.E, 6. 12 May, 1874 ;
s. of Robert Bowman, of Amble, Northumberland ; to. Jessie,
d. of Alfred Knowles, of Manchester. Educ. : " Burns "
Private School, Warkworth ; Rutherford CoUege, Newcastle-
on-Tyne. General Superintendent Housing Schemes for H.M.
Office of Works. War Work : Was in charge of the
Government Housing Scheme, WeU HaU, Woolwich, in 1915,
for Arsenal Workers , erected 1300 permanent houses in 10
months ; afterwards District Superintendent with Central
Stores Department Ministry of Munitions, Jan. 1916, to June,
1920. Address : 26, Butler Avenue, Harrow-on-tne-HUl. (0172)
BOWN, Major Herbert, O.B.E, B.Sc. (Lond.), 6. 4 Nov.
1887 ; s. of Herbert John Bown, of Irlams-o'-th'-Height,
Lancashire ; to. Margherita, d. of Michele Costanzo, of Naples.
Educ. : Manchester University. War Work : Service in Egypt,
Mesopotamia, India, Persia ; Brigade Major, Wellington,
India; D.A.A.G. Bushire Field Force, Persia; D.A.A.G.
8th Lucknow Division, India. Address: Lincoln's Dm, London. (O9053)
BOWN, Chief Artifioer-Eng. Joseph, M.B.E, R.N.
BOWNAS, Francis Osborne, O.B.E.
BOWNASS, Capt. WUUam Everett, O.B.E, M.C, 6.
17 May, 1881 ; s. of John Titterington Bownass, of Windermere.
Educ. : The CoUege, Colwyn Bay. Accountant to Group of
Tea Estates belonging to The Bombay Burmah Trading
Corporation, Ltd, in Southern India. War Work : Oct.
1914, proceeded to England ; obtained commission in Dec. in
R.F.A, 5A Reserve Brigade, Athlone, tUl end of Feb. 1915,
then sent to FTance and posted to " Z " Battery, R.H.A,
8th Div.; served with "Z" and "O" Batteries tUl Nov.
1915, when appointed Adjutant of 5th Brigade, R.H.A, in
which capacity served tiU Jan. 1917; then posted to 33rd
Division, R.A, as Staff Capt. Address : The Bombay Burmah
Trading Corpn, Ltd, Mudis Group Office, Mudis P.O., S. India.
Clubs: Quilon; Malabar (Calicut). (O5030)
BOWRA, Lieut. Edward Valentine, O.B.E.. R.E, 6.
23 Oct. 1896 ; s. of C. A. V. Bowra, of Peking, China, and The
Bower House, Ightham, Kent. Educ. : Cheltenham College,
and R.M.A, Woolwich. Royal Engineers. War Work :
B.E.F, France, 1915-18 ; R.E. Signal Service. Address :
The Bower House, Ightham, Kent. (O5031)
BOWRING, Sir Charles Calvert, K.B.E, C.M.G, 6.
20 Nov. 1872 ; s. of the late John Charles Bowring, J.P,
of Forest Farm, Windsor Forest ; to. Ethel Dorothy (C.B.E,
1918), d. of the late G. K. Watts, of Indian P.W.D. Educ. :
CUfton CoUege. Chief Secretary to the Government of the
Kenya Colony and Protectorate. War Work : President of
the Governor's War Council, 1915-17 ; Acting Governor and
Commander-in-Chief, 1917-19. Address : Nairobi, Kenya
Colony. Clubs : Union ; Sports. (K317)
BOWRING, Lieut.-Col. Edward Langley, O.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 1882 ; \ of the late Sir (Charles) Clement Bowring ; to. 1915,
Laura Fraser, d. of the late W. Fraser Biscoe. Entered Worces
tershire Regt. 1901 ; became Capt. 1908 ; Major 1915 ;
S. African War, 1901-2 (Queen's medal with five clasps) ; Great
War, 19H-17 on Staff with rank of Lieut.-Col. (despatches). (06932)
BOWRING, Ethel Dorothy, Lady, C.B.E, d. of late G. K.
Watts, Comm. Public Works, E. Africa ; m. Sir Charles Calvert,
K.B.E, C.M.G. (see Burke's Peerage) s. of late John Charles
Bowring, J.P, of Forest Farm, Bucks (see Burke's Landed
Gentry). Address : Nairobi, Kenya Colony. (C386)
BOWRING, Lieut. WilUam, M.B.E, R.A.F.
BOWRON, Lieut. Henry, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
BOWYER, Lieut. Arthur WUUam, O.B.E.
BOWYER, John Charles, O.B.E.
BOX, Harold Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 31 May, 1875 ; s. of the late
Rev. Wesley Coke Box, Rector of Polebrooke, Northampton
shire. Educ : Oundle and Durham University (Scholar).
At first engaged in teaching, subsequently took up Political
and Social Work; Member of Islington Borough CouncU,
1906-09. War Work : Second-in-charge Motor Ambulance
Department British Red Cross Society and Order of St. John
of Jerusalem from Sept. 1914, to Dec. 1919. Address : 187
Wymering Mansions, Maida Vale, W. 9. C7.M6 : Public
Schools. (M164)
BOXALL, George, M.B.E. '
BOYANTON, Ernest, M.B.E, fi. 10 Dec. 1879. Shipping

Agent. War Work : Ministry of Shipping, Temporary Assis
tant. Address 28, KingscUffe Gardens, Wimbledon, S.W. 19.
(M7452)
BOYCE, Adam, M.B.E.
BOYCE, Lieut.-Col. Clement James, O.B.E.
BOYCE, Lieut. Ernest Thomas, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
BOYCE, Godfrey Hale, O.B.E, 6. 26 Sept. 1865 ; _. of
Matthias Boyce, of London ; m. Gladys WiUicombe, d. of
John Nicholas Mason, of London. Educ. : Sherborne.
Solicitor. War Work : Hon. Solicitor to Soldiers' and SaUors
FamUies Association. Address : 6, Rosslyn Mansions,
London, N.W. 6. Club : Devonshire. (01134)
BOYCE, James Stuart, M.B.E, fi. 28 Aug. 1878 ; s. of
WilUam Newenham Boyce, of Wandsworth ; to. Florence
Louise, d. of — Price, of Ross. Educ. : Privately. Director
and Ceylon departmental Manager to Wholesale Tea Merchants.
War Work : Assistant Director Tea Supplies, Ministry of Food ;
Sec. Tea Advisory Committee ; Chairman Tea BaUoting Sub-
Committee : Sergeant in City of London Police Reserve ;
Freeman City of London. Address : 27,- Leppoc Road,
Clapham Park, London, S.W. 4. (M7453)
BOYCOTT, Ethel Aline, M.B.E, fi. 1870 : d. of Rev.
Edmund Boycott, of North Cove, Suffolk. War Work : July
to Dec. 1915, Voluntary Hospital, Frinton-on-Sea ; Dec
1915 to July, 1 916, in charge of B.R.C.S. Hostel, at Le Touquet ;
from July, 1916, to July, 1919, Commandant in Charge of
B.R.C.S. Headquarters in France ; mentioned in despatches,
1918. Address : Bungay, Suffolk. Club : New Victorian. (M7454)
BOYCOTT, Lota, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 13 Oct. 1865; d. ot
the late Edward Griffith Brewer, of Strawberry HU; m.
Arthur Norman, s. of Richard Boycott, of Rugeley. Educ :
Privately. War Work : Commandant V.A.D. Hertford 38
(Bricket House, Red Cross Hospital, St. Albans, 1914-19).
Address : HiU End, St. Albans. Club : V.A.D. Ladies' Club,
Cavendish Square, W. 1. (M165)
BOYD, Anne Jamieson, M.B.E.
BOYD, Major Arthur, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6. 22 May, 1882;
s. of Rev. WiUam Boyd, of 66, Oxford Terrace, London ; m.
Dora, d. of R. S. Mason, of Eynsford, Kent. Edue. : St.
Pauls. General Secretary, Navy and Army Canteen Board.
War Work : Rejoined Aug. 1914 ; served in France, mentioned
in despatches. Address : 23, Southwick Street, W. 2. Club :
Conservative. (0173)
BOYD, Rev. Arthur Hamilton, O.B.E, M.C, T.D, fi.
1869 ; s. of Sir John Boyd, of Maxpoffle, Roxburghshire ;
to. Penelope Elizabeth, d. of John George Blencowe, of Bineham,
Sussex. Educ. : Edinburgh Academy and Edinburgh Theol.
Coll. Clerk in Holy Orders. War Work : 1914, apptd. A.C.F,
4th Class, posted Div. Troops, 3rd Cav. Div, B.E.F, France ;
1915, aptd. Senior Chaplain, 3rd Class, 3rd Cav. Div. ; 1916,
aptd. D. A.C.G, 2nd Class, Cav. Corps ; mentioned in despatches,
17 Feb. 1915 ; awarded M.C, 18 Feb. 1915 ; mentioned,
22 June, 1915 ; mentioned, 30 Dec. 1918 ; awarded O.B.E.
(Mil.) 1 Jan. 1919. Address : Slaughan Rectory, Hayward's
Heath. Sussex. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (02439)
BOYD, Major Arthur Octavian, O.B.E, R.F.A, 6. 29
Sept. 1881 ; s. of James Boyd, of 4, Moray Place. Edinburgh ;
to. Margaret Amy, d. of Rev. A. BramweU. Educ. : Rugby
and R.M.A. Woolwich. Address : 10, WUbraham Place,
Sloane Street, S.W. 1. Clubs : Naval and Military ; Roval
and Ancient Golf. (06S33)
BOYD, Capt. CUve Kingsley, O.B.E, T.F, 6. 4 Sept.
1885 ; s. of Rev. WilUam Boyd, M.A. ; to. Gladys Rolls,
d. of J.RoUsHoare. Member of London Stock Exchange. War
Work : Active service abroad from Feb. 1915, to AprU, 1920 ;
with No 48 Divisional M.T. Company throughout. Address :
Cloonmore, Cuckfield, Sussex. Club : Conservative. (06347)
BOYD, Elizabeth Frances, M.B.E. ; d. of the Rev. W.
L. G. Boyd, of Skelmoriie. Educ. : Saint Andrews and abroad
<Sance and Italy). Artist (Painter). War Work: War
Office. Address : 38, Harrington Gardens, S.W. 7. Clubs :
New Century ; Franchise : Lyceum (Paris). (M166)
BOYD, Gladys Margaret, M.B E
t, ?0YIi' Ha"y Robert, C.B.E, 6. 13 Feb. 1876 ; s. of late
Robert Boyd, of 63, Nevem Square, S.W. Educ. : HaUev-
JPfY and St. Paul's. Engaged in business in Shanghai 1899-
1911 (China Medal 1900) ; attached Ministry of Finance,
Peking, 1914 (Order of the ExceUeDt Crop) ; Assistant Private
?Sc5;t1ary to the Under-Secretary of State, Home Office, 1915-17
(O.B.E.) ; Deputy Assistant Secretary, Ministry of National
Service 1917 ; Assistant Secretary, 1918 (C.B.E.) ; attached
War Cabinet (RehabiUtation of Trade Section), 1919 ; Assistant
^'5™ Secretary to Secretary of State for the Home Depart
ment (Right Hon. E. Shortt, K.C, M.P.) 1919-20. Clubs:
Con.s™£tlve ; Albemarle ; TraveUers'. (C2462)
BOYD, Hugh, M.B.E.
52X5' Vi.eut--C°l- John Henry, O.B.E, R.E.
dS£5' Lieut--pon_m- John Mossom, O.B.E.
BOYD, Katherine Faraday, M.B.E.
n™ 7 w ' C.'?,V,n?Ss,som Archibald, C.B.E. ; Col. in Army;
Gr__i.-2fr'_,1914r-19 (despatches). (C1479)
RAF s1dn'_LBa<i«' Owen Tudor, O.B.E, M.C, A.F.C,
iriBi?™-& WiUia=mJ c.BE-> t>. 5 April, 1876 ; s. of Robert
wnuT™ B°yd' of Moulmein, British Burmah ; to. Helen, d. of
tSs^/W Glasgow. Shipbroker. War Work:
^rtt^r}iC--S,e\-^^on t0 U.S.A.; thereafter Deputy
Director-General, British Ministry of Shipping, New York,
"6

BIOGRAPHIES.

Bradbury

U.S.A. Addresses : The SheUlng, Dongan HUls, Richmond
County, New York, U.S.A. ; 24, State Street, New York
City. Clubs : India House ; Bowling Green ; Richmond
County. (C935)
BOYD, Alexander WilUam KEOWN-, C.B.E, 6. 19 June,
1884 ; s. of William Keown-Boyd, of Highgate ; m. the late
Joan Mary, d. of Maximilian D. D. Dallson, of Hamptons,
Kent. Educ : Merchant Taylors' School and St. John's
College, Oxford. Sudan Civil Service, now Oriental Secretary
to the High Commissioner for Egypt. War Work : Service
on the staff of the Governor-General of the Sudan and Sirdar
of the Egyptian Army, and later with the High Commissioner
for Egypt ; twice mentioned in despatches in connection with
operations in the Sudan and the Hedjaz. Address : The Re
sidency, Cairo. Club : Royal Societies'. (C2461)
BOYDELL, Thomas, M.B.E.
BOYER, Albert Edward, M.B.E, M.R.C.V.S.
BOYER, Paymaster-Capt. George Christopher Aubin,
C.B.E, 6. 1862 ; s. of George Boyer, of Beaumont, Jersey ;
m. 1894, Gertrude EUzabeth, d. of James Allen, ot Batten-
hurst, Ticehnrst. Educ. : St. James' Collegiate Sch, Jersey.
Accountant Officer R.N. ; Paymaster-Capt. Royal Fleet Re
serve, Devonport ; a Com. of Order of Crown of Italy, and a
Chevalier of Legion of Honour ; Soudan, 1884-5 (medal) ;
China,1900 (medal) ; Dongola Expedition, 1896 (medal) ; Great
War, 1916-18, as Naval Base Agent, Boulogne. Address :
Windsor ViUa, Saltash. (C879)
BOYES, Charles Edward, C.B.E, fi. 1866; s. of Major
James F. Boyes. Dep. Resident Commr. in Basutoland ;
assisted recruiting dining Great War. (C2016)
BOYLAND, Sydney Edward, O.B.E.
BOYLE, Sir Alexander George, K.C.M.G, C.B.E, fi. 1872;
m. 1898, Sibyl Blanche, d. of the late Rev. J. T. Hodgson, ot
Charterhouse. Appointed Private Sec. to Senior Puisne
Judge, Straits Settlements, 1893; Assist. Treasurer, Uganda,
1895; Dep. Treasurer, 1900 ; CoUector, 1902; Assist. Sec, 1902;
Sub-Commr, E. Province 1905 ; acted as Sec. to H.M.
Commr. Uganda Protectorate 1986-8; as Ch. Accountant,
1899-1900; as First Assist. Accountant, 1900; Sec. to Govt,
1901-2; as Sub-Commr, E. Province, 1903-4 ; was Dep.
Commr, Uganda Protectorate, 1907 ; Acting Ch. Sec. and Gov.
there, 1909-10; Colonial Sec, S. Nigeria, 1910-13; since
when he has been a Lieut.-Gov. of Nigeria Protectorate ; acted
as Gov. thereof, 1911. Address : Lagos, S. Nigeria ; 24, Mont-
pelier Crescent, Brighton. Ctafis : Sports' ; Bath. (C2017)
BOYLE, Sqdn.-Leader Archibald Robert, O.B.E, M.C,
R.A.F. BOYLE, Capt. CecU Hefferon, M.B.E.
BOYLE, Fanny, Mrs., O.B.E.
BOYLE, Comm. Harry Lumsden, C.B.E.
BOYLE, Capt. Henry Edmund Gaskin, O.B.E, M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P, R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 6. 2 April, 1875 ; s. of Henry
Eudolphus Boyle, of Barbados, . W. I. ; to. MUdred Ethel,
d. of John Wildy. Educ. : Harrison CoUege, Barbados ; St.
Bartholomew's Hospital. Anaesthetist ; Anaesthetist and
Lecturer on Anaesthetics to St. Bartholomew's Hospital ;
Ansethetist to St. Andrew's Hosptial, DoUis HU1. War Work :
Anaesthetist to the foUowing: St. Bartholomew's Hospital,
1st London General Hospital, and St. Andrew's Hospital,
Dollis HiU ; and the following hospitals for officers : Queen
Alexandra's Hospital for Officers at Highgate, The Duchess of
Rutland's, The Countess of Carnarvon's, Lady Evelyn Mason's,
Miss Birkett's, Sir John EUerman's. Address : 16, Upper
Wimpole Street, W. 1. Clubs : West Indian ; R.A.C (08751)
BOYLE, Irene Florinda Maud, M.B.E, fi. 1895 ; d. of
Edward Louis Dalrymple Boyle (see BTHtKE'S Peerage,
Glasgow, E.), of 40, Cranley Gds, S.W. 7. War Work : Clerk
in Foreign Office and to British Delegation, Peace Conference,
Paris. Address : British Legation, Prague, Czecho-Slovakia. (M7459)
BOYLE, Eng.-Comm. James Charles, O.B.E, R.N.
BOYLE, Wing Comm. Hon. John David, C.B.E, D.S.O,
Royal Air Force, b. 8 July, 1884 ; s. of 7th Earl of Glasgow ;
m. Ethel, d. of Sir Henry Hodges, of Melbourne, Victoria.
Educ. : Winchester. Officer in H.M. Air Force ; Air Staff
appointment. War Work : Served in France and Italy since
outbreak of war. Clubs: Travellers'; Junior U.S. (C1888)
BOYLE, Lieut. John Valentine, M.B.E, A.I.F.
BOYLE, Louise Judith, Lady, M.B.E, 6. 13 April
1873; d. of Reuben David Sassoon, M.V.O, of London and
Hove (see BUKKE'S Peerage) ; to. Sir Charles Cavendish Spencer
Boyle, K.C.M.G. (who died Sept. 1916), s. of Capt. Cavendish
Spencer Boyle (see BURKE'S Peerage, Cork, E.). War Work :
Lent (jointly with husband till his death), from outbreak until
close of war, No 6 Third Avenue, Hove, Sussex, for a Red Cross
AuxUiary Military Hospital ; carried on at this hospital the
work of tracing the Missing and Wounded for British Red
Cross Society and Order of St. John. Address : Lathkil, 5,
Hayne Road, Beckenham. (M7460)
BOYLE, Lieut.-Col. Michael, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, 6. 1865 ;
s. of the late Michael Boyle, of Dundalk ; m. Mary Theresa, d.
of the late Alfred J. Le Mesuiier, Guernsey. Educ. : St.
Mary's CoU, Dundalk ; Queen's Coll, Cork. War Work : O.C.
No. 3 CCS, France ; O.C. 28 CCS, Salonika. Address: Les
Terres, Guernsey. Club : Grange, Guernsey. (03022)
BOYLE, Percy, M.B.E, 6. 21 June, 1869; s. of NeU
Boyle, of Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford; in. Elizabeth Ann,
d. of Lambie Hodge, of Manchester. Educ. : Dublin. Traffic
Agent, G.W.Rly. ; Lloyd's Agent; Sub-Commissioner of Pilo

tage ; Vice-Consul for Belgium. War Work : Traffic Manager,
Channel Islands Service ; Sub-Commissioner of Pilotage ;
Shell-stamper under Ministry of Munitions ; Special Constable,
etc. Address : 1, Grosvenor Road, Weymouth. Club :
Carlyle. (M7461)
BOYLE, Capt. Walter, O.B.E, R.E. (T.F.).
BOYNE, Margaret Selina, Viscountess, C.B.E, 6. 11 Aug.
1883 ; d. of Earl of Harewood, of Harewood House, Leeds ;
m. Gustavus William, Viscount Boyne, s. of 8th Viscount
Boyne, of Brancepeth Castle, Durham. War Work : Director
Brancepeth Castle Auxiliary Hospital with 126 beds ; chair
man Durham Women's War Agricultural Committee ; County
President British Red Cross Society ; Lady of Grace St. John
of Jerusalem. Address : Brancepeth Castle, Durham ; Bur-
warton HaU, Bridgnorth, Shropshire ; Belgrave House, Bel
grave Square, London. Club : Forum. (C2463)
BOYS, Sir Francis Theodore, K.B.E, Principal Director of
Meat Supplies, 6. 12 Feb. 1870 ; s. of Henry Scott Boys,
Indian Civil Service, and Ethel Rigand d. of Capt. Henry
Strong ; to. Christina Josephine de Snaidt, New Zealand.
Educ. : Harrow. Seven years on sheep station in N. Zealand ;
sixteen years in business ; eight years managing N.Z. Re
frigerating Company, London ; two years Principal Director of
Meat Supplies, Ministry of Food. Address : 84, Iverna
Court, W. 8. Clubs : Royal Automobile ; Christehurch (New
Zealand). (K202)
BOYS, Capt. Henry Cecil, M.B.E.
BOYS, Henry Ward, C.B.E.
BOYS, Capt. Herbert Augustus, O.B.E, fi. 19 June,
1882 ; s. of Rev. W. J. Boys, Vicar of Fordingbridge, Hants.
Educ. : St. John's School, Leatherhead. Manager of Cotton
Factory, Wasta, Egypt. War Work : R.A.S.C. in France.
Addresses : Wasta, Egypt ; Fairhaven, MUford-on-Sea.
Club : United Empire. (O5033)
BOYS, Walter Guy Robert, O.B.E, fi. 12 Oct. 1890;
s. of Walter Boys, of London ; to. Marian Pamela, d. of the late
Harry Wilding Mclsack. Educ. : Alleyn's School, Dulwich.
Deputy Director of Meat Supplies, Ministry of Food. Address :
Palace Chambers, S.W. 1. Club : National Liberal. (010030)
BOYTON, Robert Alexander Stewart, O.B.E.
BRABAZON, Lieut.-Col. Hon. Claud Maitland Patrick,
O.B.E, Irish Guards (retired), 6. 16 July, 1874 ; s. of 12th
Earl of Meath (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; to. Kathleen, d. of
Arthur Maitland, J.P, of Shudy Camps Park, Cambridgeshire.
Educ. : Wellington CoUege ; Trinity HaU, Cambridge. War
Work : Served in R.F.C, R.N.A.S, and R.A.F, during whole
of War; seconded from Irish Guards. Address: Old Lodge,
Titchfleld, Hants. Clubs ; Travellers' ; Royal Cruising ;
Stansted Working Men's. (O8054)
BRABY, Wallace, M.B.E, 6. 1864 ; s. of Alfred Braby,
of London ; to. Annie AmeUa, d. of John Henderson, of Hex
ham. Edue. : University School, Hastings. Hon. Sec. of
Edith CaveU Homes of Rest for Nurses ; and Secretary of
Companies. War Work : Associated with Australian and
New Zealand War Contingent Associations ; Edith CaveU
Homes of Rest for Nurses ; R.N.A.S. Comforts Fund. Ad
dresses : 25, Victoria Street, S.W. 1 ; 191, Park Road, Kings
ton-on-Thames. Club : Overseas. (M7463)
BRACKENBORO, Lieut. Henry Edwin, M.B.E, R.A.F.
BRACKENBURY, Florence Adelia, Mrs., M.B.E.
BRACKENBURY, Hereward Irenius, C.B.E, fi. 1871 ; s. of
General Charles Brackenbury, R.A. ; to. Winifred, d. of the late
Sir Benjamin Browne, D.C.L, J.P, of Westacres, Newcastle-on-
Tyne. Educ. : Dover CoUege. Managing Director Messrs.
C A. Parsons, Heaton Works, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; late General
Manager Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth & Co, Ltd, Elswick
Works. Newcastle-on-Tyne. War Work : Superintenued the
manufacture of 13,000 guns, 11,785 carriages, 102 tanks,
torpedo tubes, etc. Address : Seaton Burn House, Dudley,
R.S.O., Northumberland. Clubs : Bath ; Northern Counties,
Newcastle. (C113)
BRADBURN, Albert Edward, M.B.E, 6. 2 May, 1866;
s. of WilUam Bradburn, of Pendleton, Manchester ; to. Annie,
d. of Frederick William Burt, of Withington, Manchester.
Educ. : Brindle Heath School, Pendleton, Manchester. City
Surveyor's Secretary, Town Hall, Manchester. War Work :
Secretary of Cold Storage Dept, of the Ministry of Food, at
Headquarters, Westminster, from its inception ; services
were loaned to the Ministry by the Manchester Corporation.
Addresses: 8, Glebe Place, Chelsea, S.W. 3 (temporary);
City Surveyor's Office, Town Hall, Manchester (business). (M7463)
BRADBURY, Capt. Arthur Lyle, O.B.E.
BRADBURY, Capt. George Richardson, M.B.E.
BRADBURY, William Embry, M.B.E, fi. 3 9 April, 1859 ;
s. of Thos. Wm. Bradbury, of Maryleboue. RaUway Official.
War Work : Preparation and carrying out of the scheme for
Mobilisation of the Army. Address : " Lynwood," Marlboro'
Hill, Harrow, Middlesex. (M169)
BRADBURY, Major WUliam Percy, O.B.E, fi. 15 Feb.
1889 ; s. of William Embry Bradbury (q.v.), M.B.E, of Harrow,
Middx. ; m. Winifred May, d. of Frederick James, of Twick
enham. Educ : London. Deputy Chief Staff Clerk, Supt.
of the Line's Dept, L. & N.W. Rly., Euston. War Work:
EnUsted Jan. 1915 in Royal Engineers ; sent to France
same month ; commissioned as a Lieut. R.E, July, 1915 ;
promoted Capt, Dec. 1915 ; made a Staff Officer (Deputy
Assistant Director), Nov. 1916 ; promoted Major, Jan. 1917 ;
employed from Jan. 1915, to Aug. 1919 at G.H.Q, France,
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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

organising Inland Water Transport arrangements for the Army,
under the Director of Inland Water Transport ; during the
latter part of the war acted as Assistant Director of Inland
Water Transport at General Headquarters ; twice mentioned
in despatches. (01136)
BRADBY, Matthew Samuel, M.B.E, R.N.
BRADDELL, Lieut.-Col. Monckton O'DeU, C.B.E..
M.B, R.A.M.C.
BRADDEN, EUiot, M.B.E.
BRADFIELD, Major Ernest WiUiam Charles, O.B.E,
M.B, F.R.CS.E, I.M.S.
BRADFIELD, WiUiam Walter, C.B.E, 6. 1879 ; s. of
WiUiam Bradfield. Director and Manager Marconi Co..
Address : 1, St. James's Place, S.W.I. (C448)
BRADFORD, Beryl AngeUca Selby, Mrs., M.B.E.; d.
of Capt. J. B. Taylor, of 76th Regt. ; to. Capt. Sydney Sheridan
Bradford, 24th Regt. (who died). Educ. : Privately. War
Work : Organiser for Women Patrols, 6 months ; for 2 years
Lady Superintendent, Command Pay Office, London ; then
Lady ControUer Women Staff, Air Ministry, untU Jan. 1920.
Address : 11, Bryanston Street, London, W. 1. (M7464)
BRADFORD, Lieut. James, M.B.E.
BRADFORD, Sir John Rose, K.C.M.G, C.B, C.B.E,
M.D, D.Sc, Hon. M.D. (Christiania), F.R.C.P, F.R.S, Hon.
Major-Gen. A.M.S, 6. 7 May, 1863 ; m. Mary, d. ot the late
Thomas Ffoulkes Roberts, J.P. Educ. : Univ. CoU. School,
CoU, and Hospital. Late Member of the Senate, Univ. of
London ; Senior Physician to the Univ. CoU. Hospital ; Holme
Lecturer on Clinical Medicine to the Univ. Coll. Hospital
Medical School; Sec. of the Royal Society, 1908-15; Senior
Medical. Adviser to the Colonial Office ; Consulting Physician,
B.E.F.; formerly George Henry Lewes Student and Grocer
Research Scholar; served Great War, 1914-19 (despatches,
C.B, C.B.E.). Addresses : 8, Manchester Square, W. ; Bryn,
near Dinas Mawddwy R.S.O, Merionethshire. Clubs :
Athenaeum; Arts. (C1225)
BRADFORD, Mary, Lady, O.B.E.; d. of Thomas
Foulkes Roberts, J.P, of Llanidloes, North Wales ; to. Sir
John Rose, K.C.M.G, C.B, C.B.E, F.R.S, s. of A. R. Bradford
(see Bukke'S Peerage). Educ. : Private school. War Work :
Letter-writer for the wounded in 13 Stationary, and 24 and 26
General Hospitals, B.E.F. ; mentioned in despatches, June,
1916 ; O.B.E, Jan. 1919. Addresses : 8, Manchester Square,
W. ; Bryn, nr. Dinas Mawddwy, R.S.O, Merionethshire. (03631)
BRADFORD, WilUam, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 17 AprU, 1868 ;
8. of Richard and Mary Bradford, of North Tawton, Devon
shire ; m. Sarah Ann Maud, d. of Edward Davis, of Dudley.
Educ. : Elementary School. Glassmaker ; General Financial
Secretary to National FUnt Glassmakers' Society, since 1906 ;
Town CounciUor for Dudley, 10 years ; Justice of Peace for
Dudley 3 years. War Work : Dudley Recruiting Committee ;
Tribunal ; Pensions Committee ; Chairman War Savings Com
mittee at Dudley ; National Advisory Committee, London ;
Food Control Committee ; Local Advisory Committee ; Dudley
Food Control Committee ; Member of the Committee of
Unemployment Act ; Member of Executive CouncU, Joint
Industrial CouncU, London ; Member of Housing Town
Planning Committee, and several other important committees
in London and Dudley. Address : 35, WeUington Road,
Dudley, Worcs. (01137)
BRADLEY, Lieut.-Col. Charles Raymond Strathearn,
O.B.E, LA. and R.A.F.
BRADLEY, Henry Edward Manning, M.B.E.
BRADLEY, Capt. James Lennox, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
BRADLEY, Capt. John Stanley Travers, C.B.E, M.G.C
BRADLEY, Lesley Ripley, M.B.E. War Work: Did
valuable work in connection with the Imperial War Museum.
(M10307
BRADLEY, Rose Marian, O.B.E. General Secretary,
Women's Legion. (011894)
BRADLEY, Thomas John, C.B.E, fi. 1857. Entered
Exchequer and Audit Depart. 1875, and retired as Principal
Clerk, 1917. (C114)
BRADLY, Henry George, C.B.E.
BRADSHAW, Frances Evelyn, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
BRADSHAW, Fleet-Surg. Frank, O.B.E, R.N, 6.
7 AprU, 1866 ; s. of the late Francis Burgess Bradshaw, of
Thurles, Co. Tipperary ; to. Mary Frances, d. of the late Rev.
Adderley WUlcocks CampbeU, Tullycorbet, Co. Monaghan.
Educ. : Royal University of Ireland. Fleet-Surgeon, R.N.
(ret.) ; Deputy Commissioner of Medical Services, Ministry of
Pensions. War Work : President Army Recruiting Board,
Great Scotland Yard ; Deputy Commissioner of Medical
Services ; Ministry of National Services ; Deputy Commis
sioner of Medical Services Ministry of Pensions. Address : 13,
Palliser Road, West Kensington W. 14. Club : Junior
Constitutional. (01138)
BRADSHAW, GranviUe Eastwood, O.B.E.
BRADSHAW, Laura Katherine, M.B.E.
BRADSHAW, Capt. Stanley Goodwin, M.B.E, i. 10
Aug. 1889 ; s. of Bradshaw Charles Goodwin, of Blackheath,
Kent. Educ. : Lancing. Solicitor. War Work : Private in
the Inns of Court O.T.C, 1913-14 ; granted a commission in
the 8th Service Battalion of the East Lancashire Regiment
in Sept. 1914 and attained the rank of Captain in Jan. 1915 ;
saw service in Belgium and France, 1915-16; appointed a
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Tribunal under the MUitary Service Act3. Address: 2,
Vanbrugh Park, Blackheath, S.E. 3. (M1452)
BRADSHAW, WilUam Graham, C.B.E, 6. 1 Sept. 1861;
8 of Richard Bradshaw, of 10, Stanhope Street, Hyde Park ;
m Dora Sophia, d. of Edward Studd, of Tedworth House,
Hants. ; and 2, Hyde Park Gardens. Educ. : Harrow, and
Trinity' College, Cambridge. Dep. Chairman London Joint
City and Midland Bank since 1891 ; Chairman Commercial
Gas Company. War Work: American DoUar Securities
Committee. Address: Down Park, Crawley Down, Sussex.
(C2465)
BRADWELL, WilUam Howard, O.B.E, b. 29 May,
1867 ; 8. of John Howard BradweU, of Nottingham ; m.
Carrie d of Benjamin North, of Nottingham. Educ. : Notting
ham High School and Shrewsbury. Past President of the
Auctioneers' and Estate Agent3' Institute ; Past President of
the Midland Counties' Tenant-Right Valuers' Association;
Member of CouncU of Central Tenant-Right Valuers' Associa
tion War Work: Member of Central Advisory Committee
of Cattle Control ; Member of the Central Livestock Fund,
Chairman of Auctioneers' Pool Committee, under the Cattle
Control. Address: 7, Cavendish Crescent South, The Park:
Nottingham. __ ___ ^ _, __ (O10031)
BRADY, Rev. Canon Henry Westby, O.B.E, M.A.. fi.
19 Dec. 1884 ; s. of Capt. George Westropp Brady, of Bray,
Co. Wicklow, and P.aheens, Co. Clare. Educ. : Privately ;
St. John's, London ; University CoUege, Durham. 1907,
Curate Parish Church, Plymouth ; 1911, Assistant Seamen's
Chaplain, Ports of the River Plate ; 1915, Senior Seamen's
Chaplain, East Coast, S. America; Chaplain to Anglican
Bishop in Argentina and East Coast, S. America ; 1918,
Canon of St. John's Cathedral, Buenos Aires. War Work : As
Senior Seamen's Chaplain came in close touch with British ships
and shipping during the period of the war ; visited coast
Ports, arranged for entertainment and welfare ashore and
thousands of British Seamen ; kept in close touch with the
British Legation and the Squadron on the Coast. Address :
Averida Leandro Alems 693, Buenos Aires, Rep. Argentina.
Club : Hurlingham, Buenos Aires. (010032)
BRADY, Lieut. John Joseph Hugh, O.B.E, R N.R.
BRADY, Capt. Ralph HolUnshed, M.B.E. (The Cheshire
Regt.), fi. 1867 ; s. of WUliam HolUnshed Brady, of Stockport;
to. Beatrice, d. of Frederick Beech, of Broughton, Lanes.
Educ. : Stockport Grammar School ; Manchester Grammar
School. Land Agent and Auctioneer; FeUow of Surveyors'
Institute ; Vice-President of The Auctioneers' and Estate Agents'
Institute. War Work : Appointed by the Ministry of Food
(Live Stock Section) Chairman of South Lancashire and
Salford Market for the Control and Distribution of Live
Stock ; MUitary Representative of Appeal Tribunal for the
County of Chester ; Secretary of War Agricultural Committee.
Address : The Bungalow, Wilmslow, Cheshire. Club : Egerton,
Stockport. (M7466)
BRADY, Lieut. Sydney Edward Joseph, M.B.E.
BRAGG, Sir WiUiam Henry, K.B.E, D..Sc, F.R.S, fi.
2 July, 1862 ; s. of Robert John Bragg, of Stoneraise Place,
Wigton, Cumberland ; m. Gwendoline, d. of Sir Charles Todd,
K.C.M.G, F.R.S, F.R.A.S, of The Observatory, Adelaide,
South AustraUa. Educ. : King WiUiam's CoUege, Isle of Man ;
Trinity. Elder Professor of Mathematics and Physics,
University of Adelaide, 1886-1909; Cavendish Professor
of Physics, University of Leeds, 1909-15 ; Quain Professor of
Physics, University of London, 1915 ; Honorary FeUow of
Trinity CoUege, Cambridge ; Nobel Laureate for Physics,
1915. War Work : Resident Director of the Admiralty
Experimental Station at Aberdour. 1916, and Parkeston, 1917 ;
Scientific Adviser to the Director of the Anti-Submarine
Division, 1918. Address : 32, Ladbroke Square, W. 11 ;
Clubs: United University; Albemarle. (K352)
BRAGG, WiUiam Lawrence, O.B.E, 6. 31 Mar. 1890; s.
of Sir WilUam Bragg, K.B.E. Educ : Trinity CoUege. Prof.
of Physics, Manchester University. War Work : Technical
Adviser on Sound Ranging to the Map Section, General Head
quarters, France. Address : 49, Heaton Road, Withington,
Manchester. (O109)
BRAGGINS, Edith Annie, M.B.E, 6. 20 Oct. 1878;
d. of Ezra Braggins, of Hermon, Russell Park, Bedford. Educ. :
Bedford High School for Girls ; La Prinlamere, Vevey, Switzer
land. War Work : Temporary Clerk, Ministry of Shipping,
from Feb. 1916. Address : 39, Kensington Gardens Square,
London, W. 2. (M7467)
BRAID, Major Arthur Reade, O.B.E.
BRAIN, Capt. Hugh Gerner, O.B.E,
BRAIN, Edwin LEWTON-, M B.E.
BRAITHWAITE, Lieut Col. Francis Powell, C.B.E,
D.S.O, M.C, R.E. ; m. 1st Oct. 1920, Victoria Alexandrina, Lady
Plunket, widow of the 5th Baron Plunket, and d. of the 1st
Marquess of Dufferin (see Bukke'S Peerage). Served in the Great
War. 1914-19 (despatches twice. Croix de Guerre). (C1226)
BRAITHWAITE, Capt. Stanley Nesham, M.B.E, b.
6 April, 1878; s. of Joseph Braithwaite, of Wood Green; m.
Beatrice, d. of WilUam Aubery, of Southampton. Edue.:
Margate and Southgate CoUeges. War Work: La command
of Transports "Teviot" and "Cardiganshire," R.M.S.P.
"Pardo," "Araguaya," "Desna," "Danube," " Amazon";
mentioned in despatches ; present at the Landing at GaUipoli.
Address : Ashurst, 04, Westwood Road, Southampton. (M7468)
BRAKE, Ethal Primrose, Mrs., M.B.E.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Bremner

BRAKES, Harry, M.B.E.
BRAMAH,- David, C.B.E, M.I.M.E, 6. 17 June, 1875 ;
s. of John Bramah, of Manchester ; m. Emilia, d. of Charles
Henry Hobday, of Birmingham and Anglesey, and niece of
General Sir Owen Thomas (see Bukke'S Peerage). Formerly
Chief Engineer White Star Line, and latterly General Secretary
Marine Engineers' Association ; Joint Secretary National
Maritime Board (Engineer Officers' Panel) ; member of Standard
Uniform Committee convened by Board of Trade ; Member
of Committee of National War Savings (Mercantile Section) ;
Recommended introduction of Commissioned Rank R.N.R. for
Engineer Officers M.M. ; Assisted the Authorities in securing
the services of officers for special duty in connection with Fleet
AuxUiaries, particularly in staffing No. 12 Special Squadron.
Addresses : London Bridge House, S.E. 1 ; Alexandra Road,
Leyton. (C2466)
BRAMALL, Ernest Edward Peel, O.B.E, 6. 5 Jan. 1865 ;
s. of the late Edward Charles Bramall ; to. Constance Eva,
d. of the late Joseph Haselden. Educ. : Lichfield Grammar
School. Member of Benisouef (Egypt) Municipality from its
commencement to date. War Work : Egyptian Expeditionary
Force (Labour Directorate) ; Recruiting Officer (Lieut.), 28
May, 1917, to 29 Aug. 1917 ; Officer-in-charge Military Labour
Bureau Alexandria; Major, 30 Aug. 1917, to 30 April, 1918 ;
Officer-in-charge Labour Area, Alexandria Base, 1 May, 1918,
to 7 Feb. 1919 ; L.G. 7 June, 1918 ; mentioned in despatches ;
L.G. 14 June, 1918. Addresses: Pickforde, Ticehurst, Sussex ;
Benisouef. Middle Egypt. Club : Turf, Cairo. (O1140i
BRAMALL, Major Harold Egerton, O.B.E, 5. 13 Sept.
1883 ; s. of W. E. Bramall, of Manchester. War Work :
With Lancashire FusUiers, Egypt, 1914 ; GallipoU, 1915 ; Rifle
Brigade, Palestine, 1917 ; Devonshire Regiment, Palestine,
1918-19. Address : Holmsdale, Kersal, Manchester. (06144)
BRAMHALL, Major Charles, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
BRAMLEY, Lieut. Percy Brooke, O.B.E.. I.A.R.O.
BRAMMALL, Major LesUe HmehoUffe, O.B.E.
BRAMWELL, Hugh, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 1 Jan. 1861 ; s.
of John Byrom BramweU, of Tynemouth, Northumberland ; to.
Margaret Jane, d. of Peter Lang, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Chel
tenham CoUege, Edinburgh University, ana Newcastle College
of Science. Mining Engineer, Director of Great Western
CoUiery Co, Ltd. ; Director of Mon. and S. Wales Employers'
Mutual rndemnity Society ; Chairman ofthe Treforest Electrical
Consumers Co, Ltd. War Work : Member of the Glamorgan
Colliery Recruiting Court and Member of the Standing Com
mittee on Mining of Privy Council Committee for Scientific
and Industrial Research ; Member of the Coal Controllers'
Advisory Board. Address : Pontyquesta, Pontychen, Glam.
Clubs : Cardiff and County ; Public Schools ; Albemarle. (0176)
BRAMWELL, Percy, M.B.E, 6. 6 June, 1865. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : R.N.A.S. Seaplane Inspection (C.P.O.),
then Aeronautical Inspection Dept. Ministry of Munitions.
Address: 5, Woodland ViUas, Datchet Common, Bucks. (M1456)
BRANCH, Albert Ernest, O.B.E.
BRANCH, Charles ChurohUl, O.B.E, F.R.G.S, 6. 8 May,
1866 ; s. of Charles Branch, of 67, Chester Square, S.W. ;
m. Mary Bernadette, d. of R.N. Rawstron, of Weymouth. Edue. :
Eton ; New CoU, Oxford. Barrister-at-law ; Member of
Council of the Boy Scouts' Association. War Work : Com
missioner in charge of Imperial Headquarters Boy Scouts'
Association; in control of Coast Guard and other pubUc
services rendered by the Boy Scouts during the war. Adiress :
67, Chester Square, S.W.I. Clubs : Windham ; New University. (010033)
BRANCH, Irene, Mrs., M.B.E.
BRAND, FUght-Lieut. Sir Christopher Joseph Quintin,
K.B.E. D.S.O, M.C, D.F.C, R.A.F, fi. 25 May, 1893 ; s.
of E. C J. Brand, late C.I.D. Johannesburg ; to. Marie, d.
of Patrick WiUiam Vaughan, of King's Co, Ireland . Educ. :
Marist Brothers' CoUeges, Johannesburg and Uitenhage.
Flying, War Work : German S.W. Africa, 1914-15 ; R.F.C.
and R.A.F. 1916 to date ; commanded 151 Squadron, 1918 ;
112 Squadron Feb. 1918 ; 44 Squadron 1919 ; K.B.E. awarded
for Pioneer flight London to Cape Town in company with
Col; Sir H. A. Van Ryneveld, K.B.E, D.S.O, M.C, Feb. i
Brooklands, Mar. 20 Cape Town, 1920. Club : R.A.F. (K449)
BRAND, Edward Murray, O.B.E.
BRAND, Lieut. Erie Bergo, M.B.E., R.A.S.C.
BRAND, Ethert, M.B.E, fi. 1872 ; s. of George Brand, of
Richmond, Surrey ; to. Mary Ann, d. of JohnCoUey.of Stretton
Baskerville. Educ : Dulwich CoU. London and North
western Railway. War Work : RaUway Transport ; Ministry
of Munitions ; Coal Control. Address : Dhoon, Marion Road,
Mill Hill, N.W. 7. (M7470)
BRAND, Henry, M.B.E.
BRAND, Lieut.-Col. Robert Harvey, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BRAND, Lieut. Stanley Hunt, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
BRANDER, Capt. James Maudsley. O.B.E., R.A.S.C
BRANDER, William Browne, C.B.E, 6. 1880 ; s. of
WiUiam John Brander, of Edinburgh ; to. 1909, Matilda Baird
Thompson. Educ. : George Watson's CoU. ; Edinburgh
Univ. (Hon. M.A.); BaUiol Coll, Oxford. Entered I.C.S.
1903; has been Dep.-Commr. Tavoy since 1914. Address:
Tavoy, Burma. Club : East India United Service. (C694)
BRANDER, Archibald Alexander DUNBAR-, O.B.E,
I.F.S, F.Z.S, F.R.G.S, 6. 23 April, 1877 ; s. of the late Capt.
James Brander Dunbar-Brander, of Scots Greys and of
Pitgaveny, Elgin, N.B. ; m. Frances Emily, widow of George

Rowell, F.R.CS. Educ. : Marlborough Coll, Coopers Hill.
Conservator of Forests, Imperial Forest Service, India. War
Work : Supplying Forest Produce to the Army Department,
chiefly baled Hay, of which some 40,000 tons was supplied.
Address : Nagput, Central Provinces, India. Club : Savile.
(O2085)
BRANDON, Major Percy de Bathe, O.B.E.
BRANDON, Comm. Vivian Ronald, C.B.E, fi. 1882 ; s. of
G. S. Brandon, of Oakbrook, Ravenscourt Park, W. ; m. 1915,
Joan Elizabeth Maud, d. of Capt. H. V. Simpson, R.N, of
Highbrook Cottage, Ardingley. Com. R.N, and Mine Clearance
Officer in Norwegian Waters ; sentenced at Leipzig, Dec 1910,
to 4 years' imprisonment in a fortress (pardoned May, 1913).
Club : Junior United Service. (C1146)
BRANFORD, Harold, O.B.E.
BRANSON, Major Frederick Henry Ewart, O.B.E,
Royal Army Ordnance Corps, 6. 18 May, 1878 ; s. of the late
James H. A. Branson, 2, Essex Court, Temple ; to. Helen Mary,
d. of the late Harold Brown, of 2, Bond Court, E.C. Educ. :
Bedford ; Trin. Coll. Cambridge. Club : United University. (06934)
BRANSON, WilUam Philip Sutcliffe, C.B.E, M.D, F.R.C.P.
(sometime Col. (Temp.), A.M.S.), 6. 1874 ; s. of James H. A.
Branson. Educ. : Bedford ; Trinity College, Cambridge ;
St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Consulting Physician ; Phy
sician to Royal Free Hospital, London ; Medical Officer, Sun
Life Assurance Society, London. War Work : Physician,
No. 1 Red Cross (Duchess of Westminster) Hospital, B.E.F,
1914-18 ; Physician, 48th CCS, B.E.F, 1918-19 ; Consulting
Physician, 5th Army, B.E.F, 1919. Professional Address :
41, Devonshire Place, London, W. 1 ; Private Address : 9 ,
York House, York St, London, W. 1. Club : United Uni
versity. (C1227)
BRASH, Capt. Ernest Livett, M.B.E, A.P.D.
BRASS, Thomas Francis, O.B.E, J.P.
BRASSEY, Maude Helena, Hon. Mrs. Albert, O.B.E,
6. 27 April, 1850 ; d. of John Charles Robert, 4th Lord Clan-
morris (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; to. Albert (died Jan. 1918), s. of
Thomas Brassey, of Heythrop, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire
(see Burke's Landed Gentry). War Work : Commandant,
V.A.D. Hospital, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire ; Vice-President
Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association ; on Committee Red
Cross Society, Oxon. Address : 29, Berkeley Square, W. 1.
(03633)
BRATBY, Samuel Henry, M.B.E, 6. 3 Nov. 1878 ; s. of
William Bratby, J.P, of Manchester; to. Muriel Hope, d. of
Walter Atkinson, of Timperley. Educ. : Sherborne. Member
of the Manchester Stock Exchange. War Work: A.
Capt. R.A.S.C. (T.F.) ; served in Mesopotamia, 1916-18.
Address : Boyton, Hale, Cheshire. Clubs : Public Schools ;
Manchester Constitutional ; Manchester Tennis and Racquets. (M2980)
BRATHBY, Lieut. George Henry, M.B.E, R.G.A. (T.F.)
BRAY, Rev. Albert Edward, O.B.E, Temp. Chaplain,
4th Class
BRAY, Denneys de Saumerez, C.B.E. (C1957)
BRAY, Major Eustace Arthur, O.B.E, M.C.
BRAY, Comm. John Evelyn, O.B.E., R.N.
BRAY, Paul Dudley, O.B.E.
BRAYBROOKE, Capt. Henry George, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
BRAYBROOKE, Henry Mellor, M.B.E, M.A. (Cantab.),
S. 11 Feb. 1869 ; s. of the late P. W. Braybrooke, F.R.G.S, of
Studley, Tunbridge Wells ; to. OUve Rowena, d. of the late
E. W. Waller, of Ardtona, Dundrum, Co. DubUn. Educ. :
WelUngton Coll. ; Pembroke Coll, Cambridge. War Work :
Commandant, Oakfield Red Cross Hospital, Hawkhurst, Kent
(1914-18), Kent V.A.D, 156. Address : Tates, Hawkhurst,
Kent. Club: Wellington. (M7472)
BRAYBROOKS, Gladys Marian, Mrs., M.B.E.
BRAYDEN, William John Henry, O.B.E.
BREACH, William Hall, O.B.E, M.Inst. T, 6. Oct. 1860;
8. of John Robert Breach, of Leeds; m. Jane Annie, d. of
Joseph Broadhead, of Leeds. Educ. : Privately. Traffic
Manager, Aire and Calder Navigation, Leeds. War Work :
In connection with the Canal Control, Northern Sub-Com
mittee ; and of the Aire and Calder Navigation. Address :
AshviUe, Wheatley Road, Ilkley. (010036)
BREADMORE, Major Reginald George, O.B.E,
BREAKEY, Lieut.-Col. Arthur John, O.B.E, R.A.
BREARS, Lieut. Tom, M.B.E, R.A.O.C
BREBNER, Capt. Innes Wares, M.B.E.
BRECHIN, Rev. Edwin James, O.B.E, M.A, B.D, 6.
10 Feb 1874 ; a. of James Brodie Brechin, of Dundee ; m.
Theodora Mary, d. of Rev. W. Smith, of Unst, Shetland.
Educ. : Dundee High School ; St. Andrews Univ. Minister
of the Scots Kirk, Paris ; Minister of St. James's Church of
Scotland, Dulwich, London; now Parish Minister of Avoch,
Ross-shire ; member of the Avoch Parish Council ; of the Black
Isle District Committee ; of the Rosemarlde and Avoch School
Committee War Work : General Superintendent for France
of the Scottish Churches' Huts. Address : The Manse, Avoch,
Ross-shire. „ _, __ (03634)
BREHM, Mary Chisholm, Mrs., O.B.E.
BREMNER, Eng.-Comm. Archibald Gordon, O.B.E,
R.N. BREMNER, Capt. David, M.B.E.
BREMNER, David Alexander, O.B.E, M.I.M.E,
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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

BREMNER, Major James Morrison Gardiner, O.B.E,
M.B, R.A.M.C. (T.F. ). , 
BREMRIDGE, Major Richard Harding, O.B.E, M.A..
MB B Ch, B.Sc, R.A.M.C, 6. 30 Oct. 1870 ; s. of Richard
Bremridge, of 17, Bloomsbury Sri, W.C. 1 ; to. Kathleen,
d of James WilUam Britton, Clerk to the Wood Green CouncU.
Educ : Magdalen CoU, Oxford ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital,
London. Deputy Commissioner of Medical Services, Ministry
of Pensions ; late Deputy County M.O.H, School Medical
Officer and County OcuUst. WUts County Council ; late Medical
Officer to the Kolar Gold Fields, Southern India ; late M.O. to
the Ministry of Justice, Bangkok, Siam. War Work : Com
mand Sanitary Officer Southern Command from March, 1917,
to April, 1920. Had charge of aU matters relating to the health
of the troops occupying the camps in the 13 counties, com
prising the' Southern Command, including the camps and
aerodromes of the R.A.F. Address: Ministry of Pensions,
Northern Region, 14, Clayton Street West, Newcastle-on-
Tyne. (06936)
BRENAN, Capt. Frederick Rudolf Esmonde Dowes,
O.B.E. BRENNAN, Vincent Talbot, M.B.E.
BRENNAN, Capt. WilUam, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, 6. 13 Dec.
1871 ; s. of Peter Brennan, of Ireland ; to. EUza, d. of Henry
Crocker, of London. Educ. : Mungret CoU, Limerick.
Quartermaster. War Work : Quartermaster in Casualty
Clearing Stations and Field Ambulance in France, 1914-19.
Address : c,'o Messrs. Holt & Co, 3, WhitehaU Place, S.W. (O5036)
BRENT, Margaret, Mrs, M.B.E.
BRERETON, Charles CecU Trelawny, M.B.E, 6. 14 Dec.
1889 ; s. of the Rev. CecU Brereton, of Hardham Rectory,
Pulborough. Educ. : Horsham. District Traffic Super
intendent, Indian State RaUways, PubUc Works Department.
War Work : Throughout the war was in charge of Rawalpindi
Frontier District of the North- Western RaUway, India ; carried
out the Concentration of the Waziristan Field Force Operations,
1917, and numerous other minor Frontier Expeditions. Club :
R.A.C (M4119)
BRERETON, Rev. Eric Hugh, O.B.E, 6. 17 Nov. 1889 ; s. of
Capt. W. E. Brereton, late R.A, of Ascot. Educ. : Glengorse,
Eastbourne, and Univ. Coll, Durham. Senior Chaplain,
St. Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh. War Work: T. Chaplain
to the Forces (4th Class), 1915 ; promoted 3rd Class, 1918,
as S.C.F. 26th Division ; twice mentioned in despatches ; served
with B.E.F. and British Salonica Force, 1915-19. Address:
7, Cornwall Street, Edinburgh. (06440)
BRERETON, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Frederick
SadUer, C.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, J.P, 6.5 Aug. 1872 ; s. of
Franc. S. Brereton, of London ; m. Ethel Mary, d. of W. J.
Lamb, of Southport. Educ. : Cranleigh, and Guy's Hospital.
QuaUfied medical man but does not practise ; author of sundry
books for boys, and of " The Great War and the R.A.M.C."
War Work : Secretary Medical History of the War ; organiser
of Army Medical War Museum. Address : Felden Lodge,
Boxmoor, Herts. Clubs: Junior United Service; Authors';
R.A.C. _ (C1480)
BRERETON, Katherine Blanche, M.B.E, R.R.C, 6. 11 Feb.
1861 ; d. of Capt. S. H. Brereton, M.A, of Briningham House,
Norfolk. Sister at Guy's Hospital, 1892-1900, Sister in Imperial
Yeomanry Hospitals in Delfontein and Pretoria, and Matron of
Elandsfontein during the South African War ; member of the
Government Concentration Camps Commission to inquire into
the condition of Boer Women and Children in South Africa ;
Churchwarden, Guardian, and District CounciUor ; on the
District Housing and other Sub-Committees ; member of the
PubUc Health Committee, County CouncU ; member of the
County National Health Committee. War Work : Member of
the District Food Control and Profiteering Committees and
MiUtary Tribunal ; Parish Representative of Pension Com
mittee; SaUors' and Soldiers' Association; and District War
Agricultural Committee. Address : Briningham House,
Melton Constable, Norfolk. (M7474)
BRERETON, Victor le Gay, O.B.E. (011954)
BRESSEY, Lieut.-Col. Charles Herbert, O.B.E, F.S.I,
R.E, ChevaUer de la Legion d'Honneur, 6. 3 Jan. 1874 ; s. of
John T. Bressey, of Wanstead, Essex ; to. Lily Margaret
Francis, d. of Francis Charles HiU, of Wanstead, Essex. Educ. :
Rouen ; Bremen ; Forest School, Walthamstow. Divisional
Engineer, London, Roads Department. Ministry of Transport.
War Work : Assistant Director of Roads, France ; British
Member, Inter-Allied Road Commission, Rhine Province.
Address : Leicester Road, Wanstead, Essex ; 7, Whitehall
Gardens, S W. 1. (02443)
BRETON, Eng.-Comm. CoUn Guy, O.B.E, R.N.
BRETON, Norton, M.B.E.
BRETT, Lieut. George Henry, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
BRETT, Capt. John Vaughan, M.B.E.
BRETT, Lieut.-Col. Hon. Maurice Vyner Baliol, M.V.O,
O.B.E, Chevalier of the Legion of Honour, 1906, Officer, 1917,
6. 24 AprU, 1882 ; 2nd s. of 2nd Viscount Esher ; to. Florence
Zena Dare. Educ. : Eton ; R.M.C Sandhurst (Sword of
Honour, 1902). Entered Coldstream Guards, 1902 : Capt,
1910 ; 6th Batt. Black Watch, 1911 ; A.D.C. to F.M. Sir John
French, 1904-12 ; served in the Great War (France), 1914-19
(despatches four times) ; Sec. to the Garton Foundation ;
Librarian to London Museum. Addresses: ChUston, Wink-
field, Berks ; Roman Camp, CaUuuder, N.B. Clubs : Marl
borough ; Royal Automobile. (01142)

SO

BRETT, Hon. Oliver (Sylvain Baliol), M.B.E, 6. 23
March, 1881 ; cs. of the 2nd Viscount Esher ; ¦ to. Antoinette,
d. of August Hecksher, New York. Educ. : Eton. Contested
Huntingdon (L.), Jan. and Dec. 1910 ; Assist. Private Sec.
(unpaid) to Secretary of State for India (Viscount Morley),
1905-10 ; entered 16th Batt. Co. of London Regt. (Queen's
Westminster Rifles), 1914 ; attached to the War Office, 1915-19.
Address : Chester House, Upper Belgrave Street, S.W. 1.
Clubs : Marlborough ; Cavendish ; Ranelagh ; Royal Auto
mobile. „ _. __ (M712)
BRETT, The Rev. WiUiam, O.B.E.
BREWER, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Charles Samuel, O.B.E,
R N V R
BREWER, EUa Nora Dorothy, M.B.E. War Work:
Did valuable work in connection with the Imperial War
Museum. (M10380)
BREWER, Lieut. Frederick Henry, O.B.E, R.N.R.
BREWER, Cadet Lieut.-Col. Frederic WiUiam, O.B.E,
M A, 6. 30 Oct. 1867 ; s. of Thomas Brewer, of Preston, Lanes. ;
to. Violette EUza, d. of Rev. W. D. Daniel, M.A, of Wymond-
ham, Norfolk. Educ. : Preston Grammar School ; St.
Catharine's CoU, Cambridge. Headmaster of Dame AUan's
School, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Officer Commanding 1st Cadet
Battalion, Northumberland FusUiers ; also Officer Commanding
AUan's School Cadet Unit. War Work : Recruiting and
training Territorials, Volunteers and Cadets. Address : Dame
AUan's School House. Newcastle-on-Tyne. (010038)
BREWER, Griffith, O.B.E.
BREWIN, Lieut. George Grahame, M.B.E, I.A.R.0.
BREWIN, Lieut. Harry, O.B.E, R.F.A.
BREWIN, Capt. Thomas James, O.B.E.
BREWIS, Major Andrew Seymour, O.B.E, M.C, M.D.
BREWIS, Arthur WiUiam, 6. 8 Feb. 1884 ; s. of the late
Edward Brewis. Member of the London Stock Exchange.
War Work : Executive Officer of Lewisham Food Control ;
Hon. Financial Sec, Lewisham Victory War Loan Assoc;
Hon. Treasurer, Fairlawn AuxiUary Hospital ; Address :
Eildon, Ravensbourne Park, Catford, S.E. 6. Club : Con
servative (Catford). (M7475)
BREWIS, Charles Richard Wynn, C.B.E. (C3186)
BREWIS, Major Roddison Douglas, O.B.E.
BREWIS, Lieut. Thomas Stamp, M.B.E.
BREWITT, 2nd Lieut. Charles Patrick, M.B.E.
BREWSTER, WiUiam Thomas, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
BRICE, Capt. Albert Victor, O.B.E, R.E.
BRICE, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Ernest GottUeb Isdeal,
M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
BRICE, Mary Helen Thorpe, M.B.E, d. of the late John
Brice, jun, of Northampton. Ministry of Labour. Employ
ment Exchange. Address: 14, Daylesford Avenue, Putney,
S.W. 15. (M1461)
BRICKENDEN, Charles, M.B.E, 6. 23 July, 1864; s. of
John Brickenden, of Sheerness ; m. Edith Jane, d. of Edward R.
Marsh, of Sheerness. Cartographer. War Work : Naval
InteUigence at Admiralty. Address : 108, Friern Road, East
Dulwich, S.E. 22. (M1462)
BRICKWELL, Alfred James, C.B.E, F.S.I, fi. 16 Feb,
1870 ; s. of the late J. BrickweU, of Hertford ; m. Ida Muriel,
d. of the late Rev. G. Rogers, of London. Educ. : Hertford.
Surveyor to the Great Northern RaUway Company. War
Work : Director of Cold Storage from Feb. 1918, to date,
controUing the Cold Storage of the British Isles and arranging
for additional constructon and financing thereof. Address :
New Barnet, Herts. (C2467)
BRIDCUT, Lieut.-Col. Sidney Haines, O.B.E, F.R.G.S,
A.M.I.E.E, fi. 16 May, 1886 ; s. of the late Alfred Bridcut, of
Birmingham ; m. Clarice May, d. of John Meachem, of Moseley,
Worcestershire. Educ. : Privately ; Mason's CoU, Bhmingham.
Director of Electrical and Mechanical Services, Mesopotamia.
War Work: Indian Defence from 1914-16. Commissioned
Jan. 1917, and posted to R.E. Unit in Mesopotamia ; Thrice
mentioned in despatches ; awarded O.B.E. in Victory Honours
List. Address : Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire. Club :
Junior Army and Navy. (06581)
BRIDGE, Arthur George, M.B.E. (M10245S)
BRIDGE, Joseph James Rabnett, C.B.E, M.A, H.M.
Inspector of Schools, 6. 8 June, 1875 ; s. of Joseph Bridge,
of Shrewsbury ; m. Kathleen Mary, d. of the late Thomas
O'Shaughnessey, of Bruff, Co. Limerick. Educ : Shrewsbury
School and Gonville & Caius CoUege, Cambridge (Powis Medal
for Latin verse, and 1st Class Classical Tripos). 1897-1900,
Prof, of Classics, Stonyhurst CoUege ; 1900, Senior Classical
Master, St. Edmund's College, Ware ; 1901-2, Prof, of English
Literature, University of Calcutta; 1902, Junior Inspector,
Board of Education ; 1904, H.M. Inspector, Board of Emula
tion ; 1911, Report on Secondary Education in Ceylon. War
Work : 1914, Tyneside Dish Brigade Committee ; 1915, lent
to War Office ; 1915-19 Secretary, War Office Dependants
Assessment Appeals Committee, Addresses : Board of Educa
tion, Whitehall ; 47, Front St., Tynemouth, Northumberland. (C2468)
BRIDGE, Josiah, M.B.E, F.S.A.A, fi. 31 March, 1865;
s. ot George Bridge, of Manchester ; to. Mary Roseline, d. of
Thomas Mason, of Oldham. Educ. : Warrington, Manchester ;
and Oldham. Borough Accountant to the South Shields
Corporation. War Work : Hon. Treasurer of Local War
Pensions Committee. (M7476)
BRIDGEMAN, Sqdn.-Leader Peroival Cunningham
AUen, O.B.E, R.A.F.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Brightman

BRIDGER, Donald Keith, M.B.E, 6. 4 May, 1880 ; s. of the
late Archibald Bridger ; to. Mabel Ireland, d. of John William
Green, of Southampton ; Educ : Cavendish Coll, Southampton
Chief Inspector and Deputy Chief Constable, Great Yarmouth
Borough Police. War Work : Emergency work iu connection
with possible hostile landing ; Police work during air raids and
bombardments, and confidential work with regard to espionage
Address : 16, Priory Gardens, Yarmouth. (M7477)
BRIDGER, Stanley Alexander, M.B.E, fi. 3 Nov. 1870 ;
s. of W. S. Bridger, of Havant ; m. Beatrice Minnie, d. of
G. Waldren, of Portsmouth. Educ. : Mile End House
Academy, Portsmouth . Foreman of the Yard, H.M. Dock
yard. War Work : Arming of merchant vessels, repair of
vessels torpedoed near Gibraltar ; repair and upkeep of H.M
vessels of all classes. Address : 26, Tower BuUdings, Gibraltar.
Club : Overseas. (M1463)
BRIDGES, Capt. Arthur Brodie HamUton, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. BRIDGES, Lieut.-Col. Edward James, O.B.E, F.R.l.B.A,
6. 20 Jan. 1861 ; s. of Edward Curson Bridges, of King's Lynn
Norfolk ; m. Leah, d. of Edward Sweetman, of Rvde, I. of W
Educ. : Privately, King's Lynn. Superintending Inspector
of Works, Southern Command, Salisbury. War Work •
Employed in erection of hutting at Salisbury Plain and else
where, and in designing buildings, etc, for special War require
ments ; also in the adaptation of public and private buUdings
at various places for use as Military Hospitals and winter billets
for troops, etc. Address : 33, Fowler's Road, Salisbury. ^OfiO^Si
BRIDGES, Lieut. Frederick Thomas, M.B.E, R.E
BRIDGES, Col. James Whiteside, C.B.E. Col. Canadian
Army Med. Corps ; Great War, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1829)
BRIDGLAND, Richard John, M.B.E.
BRIDGWATER, Major Havard Noel, O.B.E, D.S 0 ,
T.D, Major, Norfolk Regt. Served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches) (06146)
BRIEN, Owen, M.B.E. l '
BRIERCLIFFE, Major Rupert, O.B.E, M.B, Ch. B
B.Sc. (PubUc Health) D.P.H, R.A.M.C, (T.F.), 6. 27 Jan.
1889 ; s. of Thomas H. Briercliffe, of Wheatfield, Bolton.
Educ. : Victoria Univ., Manchester. War Work : Sanitary
SScer',X5f. ?ast lancs. Div. (T.F.), Egypt and GaUipoli;
Officer i'c District Laboratory, Cairo ; O.C. Military Laboratory,
Suez ; O.C. 30th Sanitary Section ; Medical Inspector of Water
Supplies, Palestine, L. of C; P.M.O. Haifa; D.A.D.M.S,
O.KT.A. (South); mentioned in a despatch from General Sir
E. H. H. AUenby, G.CM.G, K.C.B, dated 23 Oct. 1918, for
gallant and distinguished services in the field ; Director of
Health, Palestine. Address : Government House, Jerusalem.
BRIERLEY, Clement HaU, M.B.E, 6. 4 June, 1869 ; s. of
Samuel Brierley, of Rochdale, Lancashire ; to. Dene Jessie, d.
James Love, of Calcutta, India. Edue. : Rochdale Grammar
School. Superintendent of Prisons (Bombay Jail Depart
ment). Address : Superintendent, Deccan Convict Gang,
Visapur (Ahmednagar District), India. (M2764)
BRIERLEY, Edgar, O.B.E, fi. 1858 ; s.of James Brierley,
of West Hill, Rochdale, m. Catharine, d. of J. Henry Lanca
shire, of Rochdale, Educ : Rugby School and University
CoUege, Oxford. Stipendiary Magistrate for the City of
Manchester. War Work: Chairman, Manchester Local
Tribunal, 1915-18. (0178)
BRIERLEY, Eustace Carlile, O.B.E. (05039)
,. BRIERLEY, Major Norman Howorth, O.B.E, late R.E,
6. 9 Feb. 1879 ; s. of Abraham Brierley, of Rochdale, Lanca
shire ; m. Rachel Mary, d. of the late Charles Crofton Black, of
Cranham, Essex. Educ. : Sedbergh. Mechanical Engineer ;
Assistant Locomotive Running Superintendent, Buenos" Aires,
Great Southern RaUway. War Work : Commissioned 4 Jan.
1915 ; Captain 12th Batt. Essex Regt. ; transferred to Royal
Engineers, Nov. 1915 ; raUway work in Salonica ; has Order
°f Serbian White Eagle, 5th Class. Asst. Director Railway
traffic, Sofia, Bulgaria, and subsequently MiUtary Manager of
Anatolian RaUway. Address: Ferro Carril del Sud, Buenos
Aires, Argentina. (06441)
BRIERLY, Major James Leslie, O.B.E.
BRIGGS, Capt. Albert, O.B.E, 6. 31 Jan. 1887; s. of
George Briggs, of Blackpool, Lancs. ; m. Kathleen Annie,
d. of WUliam HamUton, of Whitefield, Lancs. Educ. :
?I1Jateiy- So"0"**. Sec. of Tyne Don ShipbuUding Co,
Ltd. War Work: Royal Engineers; Special Headquarter
duties ; mentioned for services, 1916 ; Acting Sec. Dept. of
Controller-General of Merchant Shipbuilding. Address:
Wffimgton Quay-on-Tyne. (010040)
B,RIGGS, Major Arthur Edwin, O.B.E, 6. 13 Dec. 1889 ;
s. of W. E. Briggs, of Kibworth, Leicestershire ; to. Alison
Mary, <_. of the late W. Hearth, of Leicester. Educ : Wyggeson
school, Leicester. Boot Manufacturer. War Work : Served
overseas four years with the R.A.S.C Addresses : 16, York
Street, Leicester; Spinney Close, Kibworth Harcourt,
Leicestershire. (02444)
1SISGS' Paymaster-Lieut. Charles, O.B.E, R.N.R.
BRIGGS, Col. Edward Featherstone, D.S.O, O.B.E. ;
.;. 0'tne, late WiUiam Briggs, of Clifton, Bristol ; to. 1918,
Violet, d. of Ernest Long, of York. Entered R.N. 1905;
became Engineer-Lieut. 1908 ; Squadron-Com. (Roy. Naval Air
Ser.), 1914; Wing-Com. 19—; Group-Corn. R.A.F. 1918,
wwi rank of Col. ; served during Great War, 1914-18 (wounded,
taken prisoner, Legion of Honour, Croix de Guerre). (08057)

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BRIGGS, Eloir Baron, M.B.E.
BRIGGS, Col. George Ewbank, O.B.E.
BRIGGS, Prof. Henry, O.B.E, D.Sc, A.R.S.M, 5. 4 Nov.
1883; s. of John Edwin Briggs, of Stott Park, Lakeside;
to. Myfanwy, d. of John Heilyn Williams, of Llanllechid.
Educ : Bradford ; Imperial Coll, London. Professor of
Mining, Heriot Watt Coll, Edinburgh ; Univ. Lecturer in
Mining, Edinburgh Univ. War Work : Technical Adviser,
Medical Supplies Committee, War Office ; Superintendent,
Physical Test Station, Edinburgh. Developed new methods of
testing physical fitness. Address : AUermuir, Liberton,
Midlothian. (010041)
BRIGGS, Eng.-Comm. Henry Smalley, O.B.E, R.N.
BRIGGS, Major Henry Stackpoole, O.B.E, R.E.
BRIGGS, James, C.B.E.
BRIGGS, Margaret Ellen, Mrs., M.B.E. War Work:
Founder and President of the Chiddingfold War Hospital
Supply Depot. Address : Waterfleld, Chiddingfold, Surrey. (M7480)
BRIGGS, Mary Alice, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 17 June, 1864 ;
d. of Richard Stanton, of Lancaster ; to. WiUiam, s. of Robert
Briggs, of Lancaster. Educ : Privately. Vice-President
Lancaster Girl Guides ; Vice-President Lancaster I.C.A.A. ;
Governor of Lancaster Girls' Grammar School ; Chairman
Lancaster Women Citizens' Association ; Member of Education
Committee ; Member of Local War Pensions Committee.
War Work : Mayoress of Lancaster, Nov. 1913 to Nov. 1919 '.
Chairman Women Munition Workers Clearing Hostel under
Ministry of Munitions ; Chairman the King's Own R.L.R.
Care Committee for Prisoners of War ; Chairman Y.W.C.A.
Club for Women Munition Workers ; Chairman Comforts Fund
for local Territorials ; Member of local Belgian Relief Com
mittee ; Food Economy Committee, War Pensions, Women's
War Employment, and Red Cross Committees. Address :
The Vale, Lancaster. • (M7481)
BRIGGS, Capt. Waldo Raven, O.B.E.
BRIGGS, Major Warwick WeUington, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
BRIGGS, WUliam, O.B.E, J.P, CC, 6. 22 Nov. 1858 ;
s. of Robert Briggs, of Lancaster ; m. Mary Alice, d. of Richard
Stanton, of Lancaster. Educ. : Friends' School, Lancaster.
J.P. County of Lancaster ; J.P. Borough of Lancaster ; Member
of Lancaster Town Council ; Member of Lancashire County
Council ; Commissioner of the Port of Lancaster. War Work :
Mayor of Lancaster from Nov. 1913, to Nov. 1919. President
of The King's Own R.L.R. Prisoners of War Care Committee ;
Chairman of the following committees : War Pensions, Prince
of Wales' Relief Fund, Belgian Refugees Committees, Recruit
ing, National Service, Food Control, Food Economy, War
Savings, BUleting (Munition Workers), Coal Control, Charities
Collection, Advisory Committee Women's War Employment
and Employment Exchanges. Address : The Vale, Lancaster.
Club : County (Lancaster). (010042)
BRIGGS, WUUam Albert, O.B.E.
BRIGGS, Helen, Mrs. CURRER-, M.B.E. ; to. the late
Arthur Currer, s. of Henry Currer- Briggs, of Leeds. City Council
Representative of Leeds Girls' High School ; Co-opted member
Local Pensions Committee Leeds City CouncU ; Chairman of
Leeds Poor Children's Holiday Camp Association ; Vice-
President Leeds Maternity Hospital ; Member of Executive
Yorkshire Ladies' Council of Education (Incorporated). War
Work : From Oct. 1914 to Feb. 1916 Hon. Treas. Leeds Belgian
Refugee Committee ; Gift (£2000) of Operating Theatre 2nd
Northern General Hospital Beckett's Park, Leeds ; Donor and
Administrator of Broad Leys Officers' Convalescent Hospital,
2_ years' Windermere. Address : The Garth, Moor Allerton,
Leeds. Club : Albemarle. (M7479)
BRIGHT, Alfred, M.B.E.
BRIGHT, Alfred Ernest, C.B.E, 6. 1869; s. of C E,
Bright, C.M.G, and the Hon. Mrs. Bright (see BURKE'S Peerage,
Canterbury, V.), of Manor House, Elstree, Herts ; to. 1st
Edith, d. of the late J. Tully(who died 1902), 2nd Ruby, d. of
L. Lloyd. Educ. : Melbourne Grammar School, and Eton.
Merchant. Address: St. Leonards, South Yarra, Melbourne,
Victoria. Club : Melbourne (Melbourne, Victoria). (C706)
BRIGHT, Lieut. Harold Norman, M.B.E, Yorkshire Regt. ;
5. 2 March, 1894 ; s. of the late John Meaburn Bright, M.D,
of Forest Hill. Educ. : Epsom Coll. Serving with 1st Batt.
(A.P W.O.) Yorkshire Regt. War Work : From Sept. 1914, to
Feb. 1915, with 16th Middlesex Regt. (Public Schools Batt.) ;
apptd. 2nd Lieut. 8th Batt. Yorkshire Regt, serving with it
at home from Feb. 1915, to Oct. 1915 ; to France, joining 2nd
Battn. Yorkshire Regt. Oct. 1915, serving continuously;
AprU, 1917, present at battles of Somme and Arras, being
wounded at Henin, while commanding a company ; AprU,
1915, apptd. Adjutant 52nd West Yorkshire Regt, May, 1918 ;
accompanied battalion to Cologne, March, 1919 ; became
Acting Staff Capt. 3rd Northern Brigade on disbandonment of
battalion, from April to June, 1919 ; apptd. to Regular Com
mission Nov. 1915 ; promoted Lieut. Oct. 1916. Address :
c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, 3, Whitehall Place, London, S.W. 1.
(M5104)
BRIGHT, Brig.-Gen. Reginald Arthur, C.B, C.B.E. 6.
1870 • s of the late Gen. Sir Robert Onesiphorus Bright, G.C.B. .
Col it A. S. Africa, 1899-1902 (despatches, Queen's medal
with foirrclasps, King's medal with two clasps); Mesopotamia,
1914-18 (despatches). (C3086)
BRIGHTEN, Major Claude WiUiam, O.B.E.
BRIGHTEN, Edgcumbe Rendle, O.B.E.
BRIGHTMAN, Capt. Charles John, O.B.E, R.A.S.C G

Brightman

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

BRIGHTMAN, Edith Marian, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 8 Oct.
1869 ; d. of E. J. Bass, of Chilham ; to. Frank, s. of E. W.
Brightman, of Sheerness. War Work: Commandant, "Fair
field " V.A.D. Hospital, Kent V.A.D. 146 ; Hon. Sec. Local
War Pensions Sub-Committee, Broadstairs. Address : 1,
Victoria Gardens, Broadstairs. (M173)
BRI8HTMAN, Lieut.-Col. Eustace Webster, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C. BRIGHTMAN, Major Frank, O.B.E, M.R.C.S.
BRIGHTMAN, Lieut. John Henry, O.B.E.
BRIGHTMAN, Thomas, M.B.E.
BRIMS, Lieut.-Col. Charles WiUiam, C.B.E, M.C, T.D,
6. 1 Nov. 1877 ; s. of David N. Brims, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ;
m. Vera, d. of W. S. Vaughan, M. Inst. C.E.. J.P, of Gosforth,
Northumberland. Educ. : Newcastle and abroad. Civil
Engineering Contractor ; Chairman and Managing Director of
Brims & Co, Ltd., CivU Engineering Contractors, of Newcastle
and Westminster. War Work : MobiUsed 5 Aug. 1914, as
Capt. in 4th Northumbrian Brigade, R.F.A, T.F. ; went to
France with 50th Division, April, 1915 ; promoted Major,
1916 ; commanded Field Batteries until wounded near Arras
in 1917 ; promoted Brevet Lieut.-Col. and sent to Admiralty
and Ministry of Shipping as Director of Extensions to private
shipyards and docks ; remained there until after Armistice.
Addresses : Ringstead, Weybridge, Surrey ; 50, Buckingham
Palace Road, S.W. 1 ; Pandon BuUdings, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Clubs : St Stephen's ; Union, Newcastle. (C2470)
BRINDLEY, Louis Kirwan, M.B.E.
BRINDLEY, WilUam, M.B.E, 6. 8 Nov. 1872 ; s. of
WiUiam Brindley, of Stoke-on-Trent ; m. Ada Beatrice, d. of
WUliam Beebee, of EttingshaU, Wolverhampton. Educ :
Eudowed Middle School, Newcastle-under-Lyme. Divisional
Officer, Board of Trade (Coal Mines Dept.). War Work :
Divisional officer in charge of the Midland Division (Counties
Staffs, Worcester, Warwick, Shropshire, Hereford), comprising
140 Local Authorities for the Administration of Household
Fuel and Lighting Orders, 1918-19. Address : Derby House,
BUston, Staffs. (M7484)
BRINGAN, Surg.-Lieut. -Comm. James CampbeU,
O.B.E, M.B, R.N.
BRINKMAN, Major Rowland, O.B.E.
BRINNAND, John Thomas, M.B.E.
BRINSMEAD, Lieut.-Col. Horace Clowes, O.B.E,
M.C. A.I.F. and R.A.F.
BRINSON, Major Harold NeUson, D.S.O, O.B.E.
BRISCOE, Ada Ellen, Mrs, M.B.E.
BRISCOE, Capt. Edward James, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BRISCOE, WilUam Richard BrunskiU, C.B.E. M.A,
6. 11 Jan. 1855 ; s. of Rey. John George Briscoe, of OutweU
Rectory, Norfolk; to. Janet, d. of Rev. Charles Soames, J.P,
of MUdenhaU Rectory, Marlborough. Educ: Christ's Hospital
and Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law, sometime
Crown Prosecutor for Egypt. War Work : Assistant in the
Intelligence Branch of the Department of H.M. Procurator-
General. Addresses : 10, Porchester Square, W. 2 ; 1, King's
Bench Walk, Temple, E.C, 4. (C2471)
BRISLEY, Maud Isabel, Mrs, M.B.E, d.oi John Mudon, of
Bristol, Gloucestershire ; to. Alfred Stephen, s. of Stephen
Brisley, of Birchington, Kent. Educ. : Kensington High
School. Hon. Divisional Sec. Borough of Wandsworth Branch
British Red Cross Society ; Member of Wandsworth " B "
Local War Pensions Sub-Committee. War Work : Organised
working parties, weekly teas, and entertainments for wounded
men. Address : Ivydene, Lower Park Fields, Putney, S W 15
(M7486)
BRISSENDEN, Lieut. Edwin Mayhew, M.B.E.
BRISTED, Major Richard Bower, O.B.E, R E
BRISTER, Capt. Joseph Fane, O.B.E, Manchester Regt,
fi. 9 Aug. 1887 ; s. of Joseph Charles, of Alnwick, Northumber
land, and Manchester ; m. Florence, d. of Edmund Withers, of
Hertfordshire. Educ. : Hulme Grammar School, Manchester ;
St. Mary's CoU, DubUn ; St. Bede's CoU, Manchester Staff
Capt. 97th Infantry Brigade. War Work : Served with
Manchester Regt. from Sept. 1914; fought with 66th Div.
through the German attack on 5th Army in 1918 ; served with
25th Inf. Div.; 33rd Ind. Div.; 32nd Infy. (Staff Capt
97th Infy. Bde, 32nd Div.) ; Brigade Bombing Officer 198th
Infy. Bde. ; mentioned in despatches and awarded the O.B.E.
(MU.). Address : China, Japan, and South America Trading
Co, Ltd, Kobe. Club : Kobe (Japan). (05044)
BRISTOW, Capt. Frank Anstie, O.B.E, L I.
BRITT, GwendoUne Mary, M.B.E.
BRITTAIN, Lieut. Arthur WiUiam, M.B.E, R _ F
BRITTAIN, Ernest George, M.B.E, fi. 5 May, 1882 ; 's of
the late Beniah Brittain, of WiUingale, Essex. War Work •
Expert on the manufacture of the British anti-gas mask
Address : Fritton. Brighton Road, Coulsdon, Surrev. (M7487}
BRITTAIN, Sir Harry K.B.E, LL.D, M.P, 6 24 Dec
1873 : s. of W. H. Brittain, J.P, of Storth Oaks, near Sheffield ;'
m. Alida Luisa, d. of Sir Robert Harvey, of Dundridge S
Devon. Educ. : Repton ; Oxford (Honours in Law). First
Member of Pariiament for Acton. Officer of the Crown of
Belgium. War Work : Work carried out in U.S.A. and other
work for Government during the W?r. Address : 2 Cowlev
St, Westminster Abbey. Clubs : Carlton; Bath; Consti
tutional; Pilgrims ; American. (K1321
BRITTAN, Col. Reginald, D.S.O., O.B.E, 6. 1865-
s. of Rev. Charles Brittan, of Darley Abbev. Derbyshire • m'
AUce.tf.of W.Gisbome, of AUestree, Derbyshire. Educ: Clifton-'

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Malvern ; Sandhurst. Commissioner, Boy Scouts, Bristol.
War Work : Commanded 14th and 53rd Batts. Sherwood
Foresters. Address : FaUand Hill, FaUand, Somerset. Club :
Sports. (06844)
BRITTEN, Charles Douglas, M.B.E, A.C.A. ; s. of C. H.
Britten, of Moseley, Birmingham ; to. Ida Mildred, d. of S.
GUlatt, of Leeds. Edue. : King Edward's Grammar School,
Birmingham, and Queen's CoU, Taunton. Chartered Accoun
tant. War Work : Member of the Examining Staff of the
Costings Investigation Division of the Admiralty from April,
1915 ; appointed to Head Office Staff as Superintending
Accountant, July, 1916, and stUl holds that appointment.
Address : 55, CoUingwood Avenue, MusweU Hill, N. 10. (M7488)
BRITTEN, Reginald WeUesley, M.B.E, 6. 8 Jan. 1880;
s. of the late Lieut.-Col. John Britten, of 106, Cambridge
Gardens, W. ; m. Kathleen Lucy, d. of the late Stanley Chap
man, soUcitor, of 27, Kensington Park Gardens, W, and
Bedford Row. Educ. : Univ. Coll, School. Member of
London Stock Exchange ; Freeman of City of London ; Member
of Livery of Clothworkers Company. War Work : Head of
Leather Division, War Trade Department ; and Sec. to that
Committee. Address: Little Meadow Farm, Pebworth, Strat-
ford-on-Avon. (M7489)
BRITTEN Capt. WaUace Ernest, O.B.E, R.E.
BRITTEN, Major WiUiam Albert, O.B.E, A.P.D.
BRITTO, Valentine, M.B.E, 6. 11 Dec. 1886 ; s. of Victor
Britto, of Karachi, Sind, India. Educ. : St. Patrick's High
School, Karachi, Sind, India. Clerk-in-charge, Indo-European
Telegraph Dept, Bander Abbas, Persian Gulf. War Work :
Assisted Anglo-Persian OU Co. during their occupation of
Kishin Island during a German attack ; worked in the Indo-
European Telegraph. Address : 21, CromweU Road, South
Kensington, W. 7. Society : The Northbrook Society. (M7071)
BRITTON, EUen AUee, M.B.E.
BRITTON, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Walter Peaston, M.B.E.
BROAD, Capt. Archibald du Bourg, M.B.E, I.F.
BROAD, Lieut. Arthur NoweU, M.B.E.
BROAD, Lieut. Frederick Laurence, M.B.E, R.F.A, fi.
13 May, 1880 ; s. of H. J. Broad, of 38, Teddington Park Road,
Teddington, Middlesex ; m. Rebecca, d. of the late Thomas
Cone, of Wolstanton, Staffs. Educ. : Various Schools. Depot
Manager, Central Stores Department, Ministry of Munitions.
War Work : In connection with Central Stores Department,
Ministry of Munitions, Depot 1208, Walton, Liverpool.
Address : WinkleviUe, Lancot's Lane, Sutton Oak, St. Helens,
Lancs. (M3539)
BROAD, Capt. Gordon LesUe, O.B.E, M.C, A.R.I.B.A,
F.S.I, 6. 29 AprU, 1885 ; s. of Jas. W. Broad, of Lewes ;
m. Ethel Margaret Forrest, d. of Jas. F. MiU, of Chittagong.
Educ. : Lewes Grammar School. District Architect and Sur
veyor H.M. Office of Works. War Work : Served with 42nd
Division Signal Co, R.E, Egypt and GaUipoU, 1914-15;
Assistant Director of Army Signals, G.H.Q., Home Forces,
1917 ; Commandant Egyptian Army School of Signalling,
Khartoum, 1918. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (01143)
BROAD, Major Robert Norman Dymoke, O.B.E,
I.A.R.O. BROADBENT, Benjamin, C.B.E, M.A, J.P, fi. 7 May,
1 850 ; *. of John Broad bent, of Longwood Edge ; m. Louisa A,
d. of WiUiam Keighley, of Huddersfield. Educ. : Huddersfield
CoUege ; King's CoUege, London ; Queen's CoUege, Oxford.
Freeman of Huddersfield ; Mayor of Huddersfield, 1904-5 and
1905-6; Chairman, Health Committee and Alderman; Deputy
Chairman, National Association for the Prevention of Infant
MortaUty. Address : Gatesgarth, Lindley, Huddersfield.
Clubs : Cavendish ; Overseas ; Huddersfield. (C115)
BROADBENT, Lieut. John Stuart, M.B.E, R.A.S.C,
(M.T.). BROADBENT, Margaret EmUy, M.B.E, d. of the late
Charles Broadbent, of The Hollies, Latchford, Cheshire.
Educ. : Queen's School, Chester ; Liverpool Univ. Com
mandant Cheshire (22) V.A.D. War Work : Officer in charge
Raddon Court Red Cross Hospital (76 beds), Latchford,
Warrington, from Oct. 1911, tUl the closing of hospital, May,
1919. (M7491)
BROADLEY, Capt. PhilUp John, O.B.E.
BROADMEAD, Edith, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 1862 ; d. of George
Birch, of Petrograd ; m. Rev. PhUip Palfrey, s. of T. P.
Broadmead, of Enmore Castle (see Bukke'S Landed Gentry).
Address: Oland- Hall, Somerset. (03636)
BROADWAY, Lieut. Eric Evans, M.B.E, K.O.S.B.. fi.
22 Dec. 1896 ; «. of Alexander Boradwav ; to. Gwendolen
Mostyn, d. of the late Major C M. F. Watkins, R.E. Educ. :
Merchiston Castle School, Edinburgh ; R.M.C Sandhurst.
Address : Heath End House, Farnham, Surrey. (M5105)
BROADWOOD, Anna Maria Hennen, M.B.E. ; d. of the
late Thomas Capel Broadwood, of Lyne, Sussex. War Work :
Voluntary services for British soldiers in ItaUan war zone at
Gradi«ca and Arzignano, 1917-18. Address : 7, Piazza
Independenzi, Rome. (M7492)
BROADWOOD, Capt. Francis, O.B.E, J.P, S. 25 Dec.
1856 ; s. of Thomas Broadwood, late of Holmbush, Crawley,
Sussex ; m. Mary Sylvestre Charlotte, d. of Maximffian H.
Dahson, of Hamptons, Tonbridge, Kent. Educ. : Harrow and
Sandhurst. Retired Captain of South Staffordshire Regiment.
War Work : National Service, Recruiting, etc. Address :
Hever Court, Singlewell, Gravesend, Kent. Club : Naval
and Military. (01144)

BIOGRAPHIES.

Brook

BROATCH, Surg.-Capt. George Thomas, C.B.E, M.B.,
R.N. BROCK, Major Charles Henry, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
BROCK, Lieut. Donald Carey, O.B.E, R.N, 6. 5 July,
1891 ; s. of the lato Rev. H. W. Brock ; m. Jocelyn Florence,
d. of Admiral John Denison, D.S.O, of Rusholme, Alverstoke,
Hants. Educ. : Elizabeth Coll, Guernsey. Naval Cadet,
1904 ; Midshipman, 1909 ; Sub-Lieutenant, 1912 ; Lieutenant,
1914. War Work : Lieutenant in H.M.S. " Triumph " at
Naval Operations, DardaneUes, and Bombardment of Smyrna,
1915. On board that vessel when torpedoed and sunk by
German submarine, May, 1915 ; Flag-Lieutenant on Staffs of
Vice-Admiral Commanding at Gibraltar, 1915-16, and Vice-
Admiral Commanding East Coast of England, 1916-18. C(m6 :
United Service. (O9270)
BROCK, Edith Balfour, M.B.E.
BROCK, Wing-Comm. Frank Arthur, O.B.E, R.N.
BROCK, George Sandison, M.B.E, M.D., F.R.CP.E,
F.R.S.E, CavaUere of the Order of the Crown of Italy, 6.12 April,
1858 ; s. of George Brock, of Braehead, Orkney, and Greenland,
Caithness ; m. 1st, Marianne, d. of David Scott ; 2nd, LUy
Maria, d. of John Butler. Educ : Royal High School, Edin
burgh ; and Univ., Edinburgh. Senior Headquarters Medical
Inspector, and Deputy Commissioner of Medical Services ;
Ministry of Pensions ; Late Asst. to Prof, of Pathology, Edin
burgh University ; District Surgeon Rustenburg, Transvaal ;
Physician to the British Embassy, Rome. War Work: Propa
ganda work in Italy, 1914-15 ; Chief Medical Officer, Villa
Trento Hospital, near Gorizia, 1915-17 ; Medical Officer,
Brook War Hospital, 1918 ; Dep. Com. of Med. Services,
Ministrj of National Service, 1918-19. Address : 6, Corso
d'ltalia, Rome, Italy. Clubs : Royal Societies' ; Authors'. (M3540)
BROCK, Major WiUiam, O.B.E, fi. 22 Sept. 1873 ; s. of
WiUiam Brock, of Exeter ; m. Annie Bradley, d. of Charles
E. Rowe, of Exeter. Educ. : Exeter. Furnishing Ware
houseman. War Work : Commissioned, Oct. 1914, Devonshire
Regt. ; proceeded overseas, GalUpoU, May, 1915 ; served
GaUipoU, Egypt, Salonica, demobiUsed, March, 1919. Address :
Naucherrow, Spicer Road, Exeter. (06442)
BROCK, Capt. WiUiam Stewart Ranulf, M.B.E,
(T.F. Res.).
BROCKBANK, Lieut. Charles Joseph, M.B.E, R.A.F.
BROCKBANK, Edward Mansfield, M.B.E, M.D,
BROCKBANK, Col. John Grahame, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6,
20 Nov. 1883 ; s. of John Ben Brockbank, B.A, of Chappels,
St. Bees, Cumberland ; m. Eirene Marguerite, d. of Lionel G.
Robinson, of Old Buckenham HaU, Norfolk. Educ. : Cran-
leigh, King's CoU. (London). Mechanical Engineer. War
Work : Commissioned (Special Reserve), Aug. 1914, A.S.C ;
transferred Machine Gun Corps, 1916 ; transferred Tank Corps.
Jan. 1917 ; appointed Chief Engineer of the Corps, 1918,
Address : 29, Sussex Place, Regent's Park, N.W. 1. Clubs :
Badminton ; Royal AutomobUe. (C2047)
BROCKHOLES, WUUam Joseph FITZHERBERT-,
C.B.E, D.L, J.P, County Alderman (see Bukke'S Landed
Gentry), b. 29 May, 1851 ; s. of Francis Fitzherbert, of Swynner-
ton Park, Stone, Staffs. ; m. 1st in 1876, Mary Ida (died 1883),
d. of the late Robert Berkeley, of Spetchley Park, Worcester
shire ; 2nd in 1885, Blanche Winifred Mary, d. of the late
Major-Gen. the Hon. Sir Henry Hugh Clifford, V.C, K.C.M.G,
C.B. (see Bukke'S Peerage, Clifford, B.). Educ. : St Mary's
College, Oscott. War Work : Chairman, Lancashire War
Agricultural Executive Committee ; Member of the Agricultural
Policy Sub-Committee of the Reconstruction Committee ;
Chairman of the Garstang Tribunal. Address : Claughton
HaU, Garstang, Lancashire. Clubs: Junior Carlton ; Welling
ton. (C160)
BROCKINGTON, WiUiam Allport, O.B.E, M.A, King
Albert Medal with bar (Belgium), 6. 18 June, 1871 ; s. of
Thomas Alfred, of Birmingham ; m. Jessie, d. of Alexander
MacGeoch, of Birmingham. Educ. : King Edward's School
and Mason University CoUege, Birmingham. Director of
Education for Leicestershire ; Divisional Director of Industrial
Training (Ministry of Labour), for East Midlands Area. War
Work : County Secretary for National Relief and War Refugees
Committees ; Organiser of Training for Ministry of Munitions ;
Major commanding 2nd V.B. Leicestershire Regt. ; Chairman,
Leicestershire War Pensions Committee. Address : Birstall,
Leicester. Club : County, Leicester. (05)
BROCKLEBANK, Agnes Sylvia, O.B.E. Chairman of
the Central CouncU, Forage Dept, Civil Supplies, Women's
Legion. (011895)
BROCKLEBANK, Capt. Henry Cyril Royds, C.B.E,
R.N. BROCKLEBANK, Stanley Hartree, M.B.E.
BROCKLEBANK, Thomas Haslohurst, O.B.E.
BROCKLEHURST, Herbert CecU, M.B.E.
BROCKLESBY, Isabel, Mrs., M.B.E.
BROCKS, Capt. Arthur WUUam, M.B.E.
BRODERICK, Lieut. Richard, O.B.E, R.N.
BRODIE, Arthur WilUam, M.B.E.
BRODIE of BRODIE, Caroline Violet Mary, Mrs.,
O.B.E, fi. 11 Sept. 1878 ; d. of Lieut.-Col. Montagu Hope ; to.
28 Apr. 1904, Ian Ashley Moreton Brodie of Brodie (see

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Bukke'S Landed Gentry). War Work : Scottish Branch,
B.R.C.S. Address : Brodie Castle, Forres.
BRODIE, Capt. Harry Campbell, M.B.E, 6. 22 June,
1875 ; _. of William John Brodie, of Edinburgh ; m. Pamela
Elizabeth, d. of Francis Kirkwell, of Dundee. Educ : Wygges-
ton Grammar School, Leicester. Capt. and Quartermaster,
Leicestershire Regt. War Work : British Expd. Force,
France, Oct. 1914 to Nov. 1915 ; Mesopotamian Expd. Force,
Nov. 1915 to Nov. 1910 ; twice mentioned in despatches ; Staff
Capt, War Office, Aug. 1918, to Aug. 1920. (M5107)
BRODIE, Marial, M.B.E. ; d. of John Brodie, of TlrydaU.
Hon. Sec. of Y.W.C.A. ; Local worker. War Work : Formed
Nursing Brigade of St. John Ambulance Association ; organised
and acted as Commandant at MUitary Aux. Hospital, Stebon-
hoath, Llanelly. Address : Cheriton, Ola Road, LlaneUy. (M5542)
BRODIE, Rhoda, M.B.E,; d. of Robert Brodie, M.A, of
20, St. Peter's Road, Croydon. Educ. : Croydon High School
for Girls. Sec. to Croydon Mothers and Infants Welfare
Association. War Work : Hon. Sec. of Croydon Association of
Voluntary Organisations ; Leader of Croydon Women Patrols
(voluntary and paia) ; Hon. Sec. Hospitality Committee of
Croydon War Refugees Committee ; Clerk in Croydon Branch
of Sun Life Assurance Association. Address : 20, St. Peter's
Road, Croydon. (M1468)
BRODIE, Major Richard, M.B.E,, R.A.M.C.
BRODIGAN, Mary Christina, M.B.E, fi. 2 Feb. 1875 ; d.
of Colonel Brodigan, of Piltown House, Drogheda. Hon.
Superintendent of H.R.H. Princess Marie Louise Club for
Working Girls, Bermondsey. War Work : Org. Sec. Bishop of
Southwark's CouncU for Munition Areas ; Warden of Joan of
Arc Hostel, Plumstead, Woolwich, for 700 munition workers.
Address : PUtown House, Drogheda. Club : Lyceum. (M7405)
BRODRIBB, Noel Kenrice Stevens, O.B.E. (011955)
BRODRICK, Thomas Noel, O.B.E, I.S.O, fi. 25 Dec.
1855 ; s. of the late Thomas Brodrick, of Invercargill, New
Zealand ; to. Helen, d. of the late Justin John Aylmer, of
Akaroa, New Zealand. Educ. : Privately. Under Secretary
of Lands and Surveyor-General for Dominion of New Zealand.
War Work : In connection with settling discharged soldiers
upon the land. Address : 22, Talavera Terrace, Wellington
New Zealand. (08318)
BRODRICK, William John Henry, O.B.E.
BROKE, Marie Frances Lisette WILLOUGHBY DE-,
O.B.E. BROMEHEAD, Capt. Francis Edward ORANGE-,
O.B.E, R.E, i. 9 May, 1893 ; a. of Col. J. E. Orange-Brome-
head, of Newbold, near Chesterfield. Educ. : Cheltenham
CoU. War Work : Serving abroad. Address : c/o Messrs.
Cox & Co, 16, Charing Cross, London, S.W. 1. (O3054)
BROMET, Geoffrey Rhodes, O.B.E. (03269)
BROMHEAD, Lieut.-Col. Alfred Claude, C.B.E, fi.
25 July, 1876 ; s. of Sidney S. Bromhead, of Bristol ; to.
Gertrude Carmela, d. of Charles W. Comer, of Fitzhead, Somer
set. Educ : Dulwich and Paris. Managing Director of the
Gaumont Co, Ltd. War Work : Rejoined 24th London Regt.
in Sept. 1914 ; appointed Adjutant, 1915 ; seconded for
special duty and sent to Russia, Jan. 1916 ; saw service with
Russian Armies from Riga to Caucasus, including Rumania ;
decorated twice by Czar ; returned Russia with Special Mission
to Russian Armies in the Field, 1917, and in 1918 sent to
Italy at head of Special Mission to Italian Armies in the Field.
Address : 37, Ladbroke Grove, HoUand Park, W. 11. Club :
Roval Societies'. (C116)
BROMHEAD, Ethel, M.B.E,; d. of Lieut.-Col. E. R.
Bromhead, of Canterbury. War Work : Hon. Sec. S. & S.F.A.
from 4 Aug. 1914, Assistant Hon. Sec. to War Pensions Com
mittee, June, 1916, and afterwards Hon. Sec, and finaUy Sec.
to the same until February, 1919. Address : St. Dunstan's
House, Canterbury. Club : Sesame. (M7496)
BROMILOW, Major Bernard Heatherington, M.B.E,
S.A.S.C BROMILOW, Brig.-Gen. Walter, C.B.E, fi. 11 Aug. 186S ;
s. of the late H. G. BromUow, J.P, of Southport and St. Helens,
Lancs. ; m. Adelaide Lucy, d. of the late W. Price, M.I.C.E.
Educ. : Private School. War Work : Commanded Stafford
shire Infantry Brigade, T.F. ; 118th Infantry Brigade ; 8th
Training Reserve Brigade ; No, XI District and Infantry
Records, Dublin. Club : Army and Navy Club. (C1481)
BROMWICH, Frederick Dudman, M.B.E, 6. 12 Nov.
1872 ; a. of Charles Frederick Bromwich, of Derby ; to. Katie
Neville, d. of Charles Morton, of London. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Organising Entertainments, etc, for the wounded. (M9747)
BROMWICH, Eng.-Capt. George Herbert, D.S.O,
O.B.E, R.N. General Manager, Garden Island, New South
Wales. Address : Garden Island, Sydney, N.S.W. (011916)
BROOK, Arthur, M.B.E.
BROOK, Capt. Leonard Thornicraft, M.B.E.
BROOK, Mabel Frances, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of the late
WiUiam Brook, of Healey House, Huddersfield ; to. Charles,
8. of the late Edward Brook, of Hoddom Castle, Dumfriesshire.
War Work : Commandant of Kinmount Red Cross AuxiUary
Hospital, Annan, N.B. ; Commandant of Glen Stuart Red
Cross AuxiUary Hospital, Cummertrees, N.B, March, 1915 to
Nov. 1918. Address : Kinmount, Annan. (M7499)
BROOK, Capt. (Brevet Lieut.-Col.) Reginald James,
C.B.E, D.S.O, Royal Canadian Regt., 6. 16 Sept, 1885 ; s. of

Brook

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Arthur and Ruth Brook, of Weybridge, Surrey ; m. Eleanor,
d. of Henry Darlington, of Wigan. Educ. : Uppingham.
A.A. & Q.M.G, H.Q, M.D. 2 Toronto, Canada. War Work :
1914-18, France with Canadian Expeditionary Force
(D.A.A.G.) ; 1918-19, Siberia with Canadian Siberian Exped.
Force (A.A. & Q.M.G. and G.S.O.). Address : A.A. & Q.M.G,
M.D. 2, Toronto, Canada. (C2213a)
BROOK, Major Reginald Vernon Charlesworth, O.B.E,
R.A.F. BROOK, Major Thomas Fleetwood, O.B.E, I.A.
BROOKE, Dorothy, Mrs., M.B.E.. fi. 4 Oct. 1887 ; d. of
Dr. Horace Lamb, LL.D, D.Sc, F.R.S, of Trinity CoU,
Cambridge ; to. John Reeve, C.B, s. of John Reeve Brooke, of
Lincoln's Inn Fields. Educ. : Newnham CoU, Cambridge.
Studied at British School of Archaeology in Athens ; 1912-13,
held Chair of Archaeology at Bryn Mawr Coll, U.S.A. ; 1913-14,
Travelling Fellowship, Newnham Coll, Cambridge. War
Work : 1915-16, Shift Forewoman, Perivale Inspection Factory,
under Woolwich Arsenal ; 1916-18, Administrative Official
in Directorate of Recruiting, both under the War Office and
National Service Departments ; 1919, Sec to the London
Committee of the Supreme Economical CouncU ; 1920, Sec.
to the Official Committee for Relief in Europe (Treasury).
Address : 1, Mitre Court BuUdings, Temple, E.C. (M467)
BROOKE, Grace Milicent, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Ven.
Archdeacon J. Ingham Brooke, of Halifax, Yorkshire. War
Work : Hon. Sec of Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Assoc, and
London War Pensions Committee, Hammersmith A. Division,
from Sept. 1914 to March, 1919. Club : Ladies' Athenaeum. (M7300)
BROOKE, Col. Harry Morris Mitchelson, C.B.E. (C3087)
BROOKE, Capt. Sir Harry Vesey, K.B.E, J.P, D.L,
6. 1845 ; s. of Sir Arthur Brooke, Bart, M.P. (see Bukke'S
Peerage), of Colebrooke, Co. Fermanagh ; to. Patricia, d. of
G. Moir-Byres, J.P, of Tonley, Aberdeenshire (see Burke's
Landed Gentry). Educ. : Sandhurst. Served for 15_ years with
92nd Gordon Highlanders. War Work : Chairman of Aberdeen
District Emergency Committee, District Committee, Gordon
Highlanders Prisoners of War Committee, Loudon and Aber
deen, and Soldiers' and SaUors' Help and Famuies Associations ;
Administrator of comforts for 1st and 2nd Batts. Gordon High
landers during the War. Address : Fairley, CountessweUs,
Aberdeenshire. Clubs : Naval and MUitary ; Royal Northern,
Aberdeen. (K336)
BROOKE, Col. Hugh Fenwiok, C.B, C.M.G, C.B.E.
BROOKE, John Walter, O.B.E, J.P, M.I.Mech.E,
b. 10 June, 1849 ; s. of John Brooke, of London ; to. Jane Anne,
d. of John Hogg, of London. Educ : Charterhouse and
privately. Alderman, Borough of Lowestoft ; Chairman
J. W. Brooke & Co, Engineers, Lowestoft ; Member Institute
Mech. Engineers. War Work : Recruiting, Chairman Emer
gency Committee ; Chairman Local Tribunal, and other
Committees ; three consecutive years Mayor of Lowestoft,
1915-17. C7.U& : Royal Automobile. (O10046)
BROOKE, Capt. Joshua Rupert Ingham, M.B.E,
R.G.A. (T.F.).
BROOKE, Margery Jean, Lady, M.B.E, 6. 25 AprU,
1886 ; d. of Alexander Geddes, of Blairmore, Aberdeenshire ;
to. Sir Robert Weston, s. of the late Sir John Arthur Brooke,
Bart, of Fenay HaU, Huddersfield, and Fearn Lodge, Ross-shire
(see BUKKE'S Peerage). War Work : Vice-President, Ardgay
Branch Red Cross ; War Pensions Committee (Local and Sub).
Address ; Midfearn Cottage, Ardgay, Ross-shire. (M7501)
BROOKE, Brevet Col. Ronald George, C.B.E, D.S.O. ;
s. of Sir Victor Brooke, Bart, of Colebrooke (see Bukke'S
Peerage) ; to. Haller, d. of OrviUe Horwitz, of Baltimore,
Maryland, U.S.A. Educ. : Marlborough ; Royal MUitary
CoUege ; Staff College. 7th Hussars and 11th Hussars, retired ;
Chitral ReUef Force, 1895 (medal with clasp) ; Tirah Expedi
tionary Force, 1897 (two clasps) ; A.D.C to Gen. Gatacre
during Atbara and Khartoum Campaigns, 1898 (medal with two
clasps, Khedive's Medal, D.S.O.) ; South Africa, 1899-1902
(despatches three times, Brevet-Major, Queen's Medal, seven
clasps, King's Medal, two clasps) ; SomaUland, 1903 (despatches
twice, medal with two clasps, Humane Society Silver Medal,
Brevet Lieut.-Col.) ; Great War 1914-19, mentioned for valu
able services in connection with the War, Feb. 1917, (Brevet
Col. June, 1917, C.B.E. July, 1918). Address : Brooke House,
Valescure, St. Raphael, France. Club : Cavalry. (C1482)
BROOKE, Edward Geoffrey DECAPELL-, C.B.E,fi. 1880.
Educ. : Radley ; Merton College, Oxford. War Work : Prov.
Sec. in Chief of Imperial General Staff. Club : TraveUers' (C2472)
BROOKES, Albert Edward, O.B.E, M.Inst.T.. MIM &
C.E.. 6. 10 Jan. 1870 ; s. of Edw. D. C. Brookes, of Manchester
and Southport ; m. Amy I, d. of the late Robt. Wm. White
of Manchester. Educ. : Liverpool Institute and Macclesfield
Grammar School. County Surveyor, Engineer and Architect
Durham County CouncU. War Work : Acted as Resident
Chief Engineer to the Road Board in the Southern and Western
Commands in connection with the construction of roads and
other engineering works in camps, aerodromes, etc, for the
War Office, Admiralty, Ministry of Munitions, Air Ministry
etc. Address : Shire HaU, Durham. Club : Golfers' (010047)
BROOKES, Arthur Stuart, M.B.E.
BROOKES, Florence, Hon. Mrs. M. Jones, C.B.E. ; e. d. of
the late Frederick Freeman Thomas, M.P, of Ratton, Co.

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Sussex (see Bukke'S Peerage, Wilhngdon, B.) ; m. 29 April
1899, Hon. Marshall James Brookes, M.A, Brasenose Coll
Oxford, J.P. Lancashire and Cheshire, 2nd s. of the 1st Baron
Crawshaw. Address : Portal, Tarporley, Cheshire. (C'4411
BROOKS, Alice, M.B.E. '
BROOKS, Sir Arthur David, G.B.E, J.P, 6. 6 March
1864 ; s. of Arthur Brooks, of Birmingham ; to. Florence
Ethel, d. of Frederick Howe, of Norwich. Educ : King
Edward's School, Birmingham. Solicitor. War Work -
Lord Mayor of Birmingham, 1917-19 ; Chairman of Food
Control Committee ; Chairman of Military Tribunal ; Chairman
Fuel and Lighting Committee ; Chairman War Savings
Address : Woodcote, Harbome, Birmingham. Clubs : Union
Club ; Conservative Club, Birmingham ; Municipal and
Counties Club, London. (G.n
BROOKS, Charles John Wood, M.B.E, ' '
BROOKS, Charlotte Elizabeth, Lady, M.B.E, fi 17 Feb
1878 ; d. of the late Rev. W. A. Bathurst ; to. Sir James
Henry Brooks, K.C.B, J.P. (see Bukke'S Peerage), s. of James
Henry Brooks, of SeycheUes (see Burke's Landed Gentry)
Educ. : Cedar House, Salt HiU, Slough. War Work : Volun
tary clerical work at Professional Classes War ReUef Council
National War Savings, and Admiralty, from March, 1915 to'
Sept. 1919. Address : 11, Cedar House, Marloes Road Ken
sington, W. 8. (M7504)
BROOKS, 2nd Lieut. Ernest, M.B.E. '
BROOKS, Florence Ethel, Lady, C.B.E, 5.23 July, 1884 •
d. of Frederick Howe, of Norwich ; to. Arthur David, s of
Arthur Brooks, of Birmingham. Educ. : Birmingham and
Brussels. War Work : Lady Mayoress of Birmingham Jan
1917 to Nov. 1919. Address : Woodcote, Harbome, Birming
ham. Club : Three Counties Club, Birmingham. tC2m\
BROOKS, George Harold, M.B.E. * '
BROOKS, 2nd Lieut. George Thomas Adams, M.B.E.
R.D.C BROOKS, Gladys Muriel, M.B.E, 6. 9 Dec. 1886 ; d of
Herbert Edmund Brooks, J.P, C.A., of Stifford Lodge, Grays
Essex. Educ. : Bieberich a/Rhein, Germany, and Roedean
School, nr. Brighton. War Work : Helped coUect and make
hospital equipment and clothing ; learned motor-driving to
release a man ; Feb. 1915, to Aug. 1915, was with Lady
Wimborne's unit for work in Serbia ; decorated with the
Serbian Cross of Charity ; Oct. 1915, joined RoshervUle V.A D
Hospital, Kent, for nursing duties ; appointed Commandant'
March. 1916, and Assist. Commandant RosherviUe and Ingress
Abbey V.A.D. Hospital in June, 1917. Address: Stifford
Lodge, nr. Grays, Essex. (M7503)
BROOKS, Lieut. Henry Arthur, M.B.E.
BROOKS, Capt. John Chadwick, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
BROOKS, Lieut. John Rowe, M.B.E.
BROOME, Capt. Lewis John, M.B.E.
BROOME, Capt. Louis Egerton, M.B.E.
BROOME, Comm. Thomas Charles, O.B.E, R D , R N E
BROOMFIELD, Dorothy, Mrs., M.B.E. '
BROOMFIELD, Frederick Harry, M.B.E
BROOMHALL, Capt. Harold George, M.B.E, fi 26 May
1880 ; s . of Edward Barron BroomhaU, of Bromley Kent •
to. Dorothy Mary Josephine, d. of Walter Grimes, of Altrincham!
Cheshire, and Amersham, Bucks. Educ. : Privately War
Work: Joined R.A.S.C, O.T.C, Aldershot, Dec. 1915- com
missioned 2nd Lieut. Feb. 1916 ; Acting Lieut, May 1917 •
Lieut. Aug. 1917 ; Acting Capt. Aug. 1918 ; mentioned March
1918; M.B.E, June, 1919 ; engaged in supply work; MiUtary
Member, Port Labour and Transit Committee, King's Lynn,
4 r « '_ -Address : Finchers, Amersham, Bucks. Club : United
R.A.S.C. (M6604)
BROSNAN, Rev. John Brodie, M.B.E, R. 4. Ch D
BROSTER, Major Lennox Ross, O.B.E, M.A., MD.
(Oxon) R.A.M.C. 6. 1889; s. of Charles John Broster of
.^S c_Jony : m- Edith Mary Victoria, d. of D. C. J. Thomas,
?£ .S?,uS?,mI'^°?- Educ- •' Trinity CoU, Oxford. Surgeon,
S,',„'D'Jt,S' War Work •' 14th Division, Feb. 1915, to Dec.
1916; Tank Corps, 1916-19; D.A.D.M.S. Address: S,
Winn Road, Southampton. (O5046)
BROTHERS, Lieut.-Col. Orlando Frank, O.B.E, M.C,
t * I '„ s' of F' W- Brothers, of Blackburn, Lancs. ; m.
Janet BeU, a. of J. McClelland, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Hutton,
..1£Lcs'™S.e£etary' Transvaal Police, 1900-1906; Editor,
Ihe Old Countryman," Vancouver. Boer War, 1899-1902:
Lieut. War Work : Canadian Exped. Forces, British Columbia
Regiment, Aug. 1914-19 and General Staff. Clubs : Junior Naval
and Military ; Press (London) ; Tedesco County, Mass, U.S.A.
n??0?^' Major and Bt- Lieut.-Col. Alan, C.M.G,
C.B.E D.S.O.. R.E, 6. 20 March, 1876 ; s. of Col. W. R. C.
Brough, late Royal Artillery. Educ. : Cheltenham CoUege.
Royal Engineers War Work : Served with 7th Division from
fai?60'-^1^ toI %pt' 1915 • £rom x SePt- 1915, to 10 July,
'. ™th Guards Division ; from 10 July, 1917, to 2 Sept.
S transportation in France ; from 2 Sept. 1918, to 2 Jan.
1919, transportation Mesopotamia ; from 2 JaD. 1919, to
im5°.v'«,9' transportation Trans-Caucasus; from 17 Nov.
1919,to6Aug. 1920, South Russia. Temp. Brig.-Gen. Clubs:
United Service Club ; Pall MaU. (C2070)
BROUGH, Lieut. Frederick Arthur, M.B.E, R.AX
/I S??1?0?1^.. Piana Is*bel, Hon. Mrs., O.B.E, fi. 1884;
a. ot the late Lord Ahngton, of Crichel, Wimborne (see Btjeeb's
Peerage); to. Henry, .. s. of Lord Brougham and Vaux, of

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Brown

Brougham, Penrith (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Head
quarters, V.A.D. Department, British Red Cross Society and
Order of St. John. Address : 10, Oxford Square, Hyde Park.
Clubs ; Ladies' Automobile ; V.A.D. (03637)
BROUGHAM, Capt. James Henry Chamberlain, M.B.E.
BROUGHTON, Lieut. CecilHoward, M.B.E, R.E. (M5111)
BROUGHTON, Lieut.-Col. Geoffrey Delves, O.B.E, Welch
Regt, fi. 10 May 1880; s. of Lieut.-Col Delves Broughton,
E. Yorks Regt. (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. 1 Sept. 1913, Violet
Carnegie, d. of H. Anstey and w. of Talbot Dean-Pitt,
G.S 0. (2nd grade). (08575)
BROUGHTON, Gladys Mary, O.B.E, 6. SO Oct. 1883 ;
d. of William Barnard Broughton, Captain, Dorset Regiment.
Educ. : High School, Bedford ; University CoUego, London ;
School of Economics, London. Inspectress of schools, Central
Provinces, India. War Work : Welfare Work, Ministry of
Munitions. Address: 50, Morpeth Mansions, London, S.W. 1.
(08)
BROUSSON, Robert Peroy, O.B.E.
BROWETT, Leonard, O.B.E.
BROWN, Hon. Lieut.-Col. Adam, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B,
R.A.M.0, 6. 21 Dec. 1886 ; s. of Richard Cragg Brown, of
Seaton, Cumberland. Educ. : Workington, Cumberland.
War Work : Senior Medical Officer, Camel Transport Corps,
E.E.F. ; Surgeon to P. of W. Hospitals, Egyptian Hospitals,
E.E.F. ; D.A.D.M.S, Egyptian Hospitals. E.E.F. ; O.C. No. 3
Egyptian Stationary Hospital, E.E.F. Addresses : Galecroft,
Seaton, Cumberland ; Beechwood, Workington, Cumberland. (06148)
BROWN, Agnes EUzabeth, M.B.E, 6. 16 Sept. 1876;
d of Pereira Brown, of Glentworth HaU, Lines. Educ. :
Hamilton House, Tunbridge WeUs. Councillor, Scarborough
Town Council. War Work : Sec. and Treas, Mayoress of
Scarborough's Prisoners of War Committee j Sec. and Treas,
Mayoress of Scarborough's Branch Working Party, under
D.G.V.O. ; also on Committee of Mayoress' Central Committee
for War Comforts. Address : 6, CromweU Terrace, Scar
borough. (M7506)
BROWN, Capt. Albert James Studd, O.B.E,
BROWN, Albert Thomas, M.B.E. (M1472)
BROWN, Major and Qr.-Mr. Alexander, M.B.E, M.C,
D.C.M. BROWN, Capt. AUred Claude, M.B.E. R.A.S.C. (T.F.),
fi. 1885 ; s. of AUred E. Brown, late of Clacton-on-Sea; now of
Blythwood, Biggin HiU, Westerham, Kent ; m. Nelhe, d. of
M. Greevy, of Birmingham. Educ. : Stationers' Co. School,
Hornsey, London, N. Inspector of Films for Bengal. War
Work: Commissioned Oct. 1914; N.M.D. Train Leicester;
served during Irish RebelUon, 1916 ; served in Mesopotamia,
March, 1917 to Oct. 1919 ; O.C, R.A.S.C, Kirkuk, during
Fraser Force operations, 1919. Address : The Cottage, Theatre
Road, Calcutta. (M7023)
BROWN, Lieut. Alfred Thomas, M.B.E.
BROWN, Lieut. Algernon Gordon, O.B.E, R.F.A.
BROWN, AUce, O.B.E.
BROWN, Alice EUzabeth, Mrs., O.B.E.
BROWN, Lieut. Alwin, O.B.E, R.A.O.C
BROWN, Annie Kathleen, M.B.E.
BROWN, Archibald, O.B.E, 6. 4 Nov, 1867 ; s. of Archibald
Brown, of Westland, New Cumnock, Ayrshire : to. Ada Cathe
rine, d. of John Steele, of " Mayfield," West Kirby. Educ :
New Cumnock Parish School. Brassfounder and Coppersmith.
War Work : Organising and Commanding the Liverpool
Special Constabulary during the War. Address : 24, Huntley
Road, Liverpool. ' (0181)
BROWN, Archibald Hall, M.B.E.
BROWN, Arthur Cecil, O.B.E, 6. 29 Feb. 1876. Agent,
Bank of Bengal, Dacca, India. Address : Hessle, East York
shire ; 53, New Broad Street, E.C. (O4020)
BROWN, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Edmund, O.B.E.
BROWN, Capt. Arthur George, M.B.E, I.M.S.
BROWN, Capt. Arthur Richard Dupuis, M.B.E.
BROWN, Col. Arthur Rudston, O.B.E,
BROWN, Capt. Arthur Walter, M.B.E.
BROWN, Sir Arthur Whitten, K.B.E, late R.F.A.;
s. of A. G. Brown, of Manchester ; to. Marguerite Kathleen,
d. of Major D. H. Kennedy, of Ealing. Decorated for first
crossing the Atlantic in an aeroplane, 4.28 p.m. to 8.40 a.m.,
14-15 June, 1919. (K353)
BROWN, Lieut. Bertram John, M.B.E, late 6th V. Batt.
(P.W.O.) West Yorkshire Regt, fi. 2 June, 1880 ; s. of George
Brown, of Smethwick, South Staffs. ; m. Gertrude, d. of
Charles Owen, of Birmingham. Educ. : Central Higher Grade
School, Smethwick, South Staffs. Manager of the Hippodrome,
Leeds, formerly of the Hippodrome, Brighton. War Work :
Organiser of VaudevUle entertainments by members of the
theatrical and music hall profession for the Northern Command
hospitals and Mansion House concerts at York. Address:
27, Avenue Crescent, Roundhay, Leeds. Club : Carlton (Brigh
ton). (M7507)
BROWN, Lieut. CecU Norman, M.B.E.
BROWN, Capt. Cecil Thomas, O.B.E, R.M.A.
BROWN, Lieut. Charles Frederick, M.B.E, R.N.V.R,
6. 1895; s. of F. B. Brown, O.B.E, A.M.I.CE. Educ. :
Dulwich College and Christ Church Oxford. Club : Primrose. (M175)
BROWN, Major Charles John, O.B.E.
BROWN, Lieut.-Col. Claude, O.B.E, A.D.C
BROWN, Cuthbert, M.B.E.

BROWN, Daniel MaoLaren, O.B.E. (012042)
BROWN, David, M.B.E.
BROWN, Surg. Sub-Lieut. Donald Eadie, M.B.E,
R.N.V.R. BROWN, Dorothy Ann, Mrs, M.B.E.; d. of the late
Edmund Ellery Bowden ; to. Frederick John Brown. War
Work : Commandant of Southwood V.A.D. Hospital, Bickley,
Kent, from Oct. 1914, until Feb. 1919. Address : St. Cuth-
bert's, Berkhamsted, Herts. (M7508)
BROWN, Dorothy Ierne, Mrs., O.B.E, fi. 12 April, 1889 :
d. of the late Sh- Evelyn Freeth, of Estate Duty Office, Somerset
House ; to. Stuart Kelson Brown. Educ. : Royal Holloway
Coll, Surrey. War Work : With Mr. Lloyd George in Treasury
and Ministry of Munitions ; with Mr. Montagu in Ministry of
Munitions, Reconstruction Committee and India Office.
Address : 5, HoUy Place, Hampstead, N.W. 3. (010436)
BROWN, Lieut. Douglas Archibald Guillan, M.B.E.
BROWN, Comm. Duncan Tatton, O.B.E. R.N.
BROWN, Edward John, M.B.E, F.I.P.S, 6. 28 March,
1877 ; s. of Daniel Alfred Brown, of Eton ; to. Margaret, d. of John
Hogan, of Coniston, Lancs. Educ. : St. Mark's CoU, Chelsea.
Confidential shorthand writer to the Secretary of State for
War since 1907, and previously in the Director of Works
Department, Admiralty. War Work : Time entirely devoted
to official work in personal attendance on successive Secretaries
of State with the sole exception of a short period at 10, Downing
Street, on the appointment of Mr. Lloyd George to be Prime
Minister. Address : 53, Pepys Road, Wimbledon, S.W. 19
(M7509)
BROWN, Edward Walter, O.B.E.
BROWN, Capt. Edwin, M.B.E.
BROWN, Emily May, M.B.E, 5. 9 May, 1891 ; d. of
Col. Thos. W. Brown, V.D, of Manchester. Edue. : Edmunds-
bury ; Eastbourne ; La Prairie, Vevey, Switzerland. War
Work : Quartermaster, East Lancs, 98 B.R.C.S, at Woodlawn
Auxiliary Military Hospital, West Didsbury, 1914-19. Ad
dress: 84, Palatine Road, West Didsbury, Manchester. (M7510)
BROWN, Capt. Ernest Addison, M.B.E.
BROWN, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Rudolf, C.B E. Lieut.-Col.
Canadian Army Med. Corps ; Great "War 1915-19 (despatches). (C1830)
BROWN, Capt. Everard Kenneth, M.B.E, 6. 19 Aug.
1879 ; s. of Rev. John Brown, D.D, of Hampstead, formerly
of Bedford. Educ : Bedford. Solicitor ; partner in the firm
of Kenneth Brown, Baker, Baker, of Lennox House, Norfolk
Street, Strand, W.C. 2 ; First Prizeman (Clements Inn and Daniel
Reardon Prizes), Law Society's Honours Examination, Nov.
1902. War Work : InteUigence Officer, General Staff, Northern
Command. Addresses : Lennox House, Norfolk Street,
Strand, W.C 2 ; 10, Upper Park Road, Hampstead, N.W. 3.
Club : Devonshire. (M1477)
BROWN, Florence Fannie, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Elliott
Robert Odams, of Ives, Huntingdonshire ; m. William,
s. of John Brown, of Manchester. Educ. : Cambridge. War
Work : Vice-President B.R.C Society, Heaton Chapel Division,
East Lanes. ; Searcher, Wounded and Missing, Jan. 1915-19 ;
Canadian Visitor, 1915-19 ; on various War Work Committees.
Addresses : The Laurels, Heaton Mersey, Manchester ; Nether-
law, Kirkcudbright. (M177)
BROWN, Capt. Francis Giles, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BROWN, Major Francis Robert, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B,
F.R.CS, R.A.M.C, fi. 29 Sept. 1889 ; s. of John Brown, of Hun-
dalee, Jedburgh ; to. Hannah, d. of George Pearson, of Heath,
Leighton Buzzard . Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. War Work :
Edinburgh War Hospital, Bangour ; Surgical Specialist, 28th
Gen. Hosp, Brit. Salonika Force ; Surgical Specialist, 27th
CCS, Brit. Salonika Force, and at Batoum, Army of Black
Sea ; mentioned in Gen. Milne's despatch of March, 1919.
Russian Order of St. Stanislaus, 2nd Class. Address : Muir
House, Stow, Midlothian. (08679)
BROWN, Frank James, C.B.E, M.A, B.Sc. (Lond.), 6.
5 Feb. 1865 ; s. of WiUiam Brown, of Skelton, York ; m. Lucy,
d. of Richard Shaw, of Brompton, Yorkshire. Educ. : Privately.
Assist.-Sec, General Post Office ; Member of British Peace
Delegation, in capacity of expert adviser on telegraph matters ;
Member of Imperial Communications Committee ; Member of
Imperial Wireless Telegraphy Committee. War Work :
Various official work in connection with maintenance of tele
graph communication with the Empire and Foreign Countries.
Addresses : Secretary's Office, General Post Office, E.C. 1 ;
Romney Close, North End, Hampstead, N.W. 3. (C2476)
BROWN, Capt. Frank Leader, O.B.E, R.E.
BROWN, Lieut. Frederick, M.B.E, R.F.A.
BROWN, Major Frederick Alexander WilUam, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C. BROWN, Frederick Benjamin, O.B.E.
BROWN, Frederick Lenox Harman, O.B.E, M.B, CM.
(Edin.), 6. 1863 ; s. of Major Fredk. John Harman Brown, of
Cheltenham ; to. Dora Annie, d. of Vickers Jones, of Coventry.
Educ ; Privately ; Edinburgh Univ. War Work : Hon.
Surgeon, Coventry and Warwickshire Hospital ; Hon. Surgeon,
Courtbauld's Hospital. Address : St. Oswald, Highweek,
Newton Abbot. Club : Newton. (04354)
BROWN, Major Geoffrey Manwaring, O.B.E, 6. 15 Jan.
1891 ; s. of Frederick WiUiam Brown, of Southport, Lancs. ;
to. Mabel Frances, d. of Thomas Bentley-Turner, of Colchester.
Edue. : HaUeybury ; King's Coll, Cambridge. D.A.Q.M.G,
at G.H.Q. France. War Work: 1914, Adjutant 10th Batt.
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Suffolk Regt. ; 1915, Captain ; 1918 Major. Clubs : R.A.C. ;
Cambridge University Cruising. (O5048)
BROWN, Capt. Geoffrey WiUiam, M.B.E.
BROWN, George, M.B.E, fi. 9 March, 1872 ; e.s. of WUliam
Brown, of Dunkinty, Elgin ; to. Anne, d. of David Bruce, of
StirUng. Educ : Inverness CoU. ; Edinburgh Univ. A
member of the Faculty of Advocates ; Sec. Scottish Uniomst
Association. War Work : Joint Hon. Sec. East of Scotland
Kitchener Recruiting Committee, War Aims Committee,
and City of Edinburgh Red Cross Committee, 1914-19.
Address : 62, Northumberland Street, Edinburgh. Clubs :
University ; Scottish Conservative, Edinburgh. (M7512)
BROWN, Major George Conway, O.B.E, R.E.
BROWN, George Drake, M.B.E, M.A.
BROWN, Sir George McLaren, K.B.E, 6. 29 Jan.
1865 ; s. of Adam Brown, of HamUton, Ont, Canada ; to.
Eleanor Grahame, d. of John Crerar, K.C, of Hamilton, Ont,
Canada. Educ. : Shrewsbury, England ; HamUton Grammar
School, Ont. ; Upper Canada Coll, Toronto, Ont. European
General Manager, Canadian Pacific Railway; entered service
of the Canadian Pacific Railway, 1887 ; General Traffic Manager
and Executive Representative for B.C., 1892 ; General Superin
tendent, hotels, dining and shipping cars, 1902. War Work :
Lieut.-Col. British Army, Feb. 1917 ; Col. April, 1918 ; Assistant
Director of Movements, 1917-18 ; Assistant Director General
of Movements and Railways, 1918-19 ; special duty France,
1918. Address : 61, Cadogan Square, London, S.W. 1. Clubs :
Royal Thames Yacht ; Caledonian ; Royal Automobile ;
Constitutional ; Ranelagh ; City Carlton ; St. James' Club
(Montreal). (K196)
BROWN, Major George S„ O.B.E.
BROWN, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. George Thomas, M.B.E.
BROWN, 2nd Lieut. George Wauchop Stewart, M.B.E.
BROWN, Capt. GUbert Alexander Murray, O.B.E,
"R "R fT "V \
BROWN, Major Harold Blumfleld, O.B.E, R.G.A. (T.),
fi. 21 Jan. 1882 ; s. of W. B. Brown, J.P, of Ealing, Middlesex ;
m. Gladys, d. of C. E. MievUle, of London. Educ. : St. Edward's,
Oxford. War Work : An old Volunteer ; went to France in
March, 1915, In command of a T.F. heavy battery ; later
commanded a T.F. Reserve Brigade, R.G.A, at home, until
given a Staff appointment. Address : Horsemoor Green,
Langley, Bucks. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (08756)
BROWN, Major Harry Egerton, O.B.E.
BROWN, Harry Percy, M.B.E.
BROWN, Helen Grace Rae, M.B.E.
BROWN, Major Henry, O.B.E, R.E. (T.F.).
BROWN, Major Henry Harwood, M.B.E.
BROWN, Sir Herbert, K.B.E, fi. 4 March, 1869 ; s. of
Charles Brown, of Westfield, Bonchurch, Isle of Wight ; to.
Anna Flora, d. of John Frith, of Oaklands, Croydon. Educ :
Privately. Has received the Legion of Honour and the Order
of Leopold. War Work : Founder of the British Farmers'
Red Cross Fund, which raised just over £1,053 000 for the
British Red Cross Society ; assisted in founding the Baltic and
Com Exchange Hospital ; organised an appeal for the Y.M.C.A,
which resulted in subscriptions amounting to £500,000 ; after
the Armistice assisted in relief work in the devastated areas
of France ; directed an appeal for funds for the Officers'
Association. Aidress: Coombe Lodge, Addington HiU, Croy
don. (K354)
BROWN, Rev. Hugh, O.B.E.
BROWN, Dr. Herbert Henry, O.B.E, M.D.fLond.), F.R.CS.
6. 1862 ; s. of David Brown, of London. Educ. : Harrow and
London Univ. Surgeon to the East Suffolk Hospital. War
Work : Surgeon in charge of Broadwater Hospital, Ipswich ;
Maryland Convalescent Hospital, Sproughton, Ipswich ; in
charge of wounded at East Suffolk Hospital. Address : 3,
Museum Street, Ipswich. (010054)
BROWN, James, C.B.E, J.P, M.P, fi. 16 Dec. 1862 ; s.
of James Brown, of Newtou-on-Ayr ; m. Catherine Macgregor,
d. of Matthew Steele, of KUbarchan, Renfrewshire. Educ. :
Annbank Public School. Gen. Sec. Ayrshire Miners' Union ;
Gen. Sec National Union of Scottish Mine Workers. War
Work : Member of Ayr County Tribunal ; of Ayr Countv Food
Committee. Adiress : 56, Annbank by Ayr. (C118)
BROWN, James, M.B.E.
BROWN, James, M.B.E.
BROWN, Lieut.-Col. James Carleton, O.B.E, R.E,
6. 3 Oct. 1888 ; s. of David Wark Brown, of St. Stephen,
N.B, Canada. Educ. : Univ. of New Brunswick, Canada.
CivU Engineer ; Member Engineering Institute of Canada.
War Work : Lieut. Canadian Infantry, Mar. 1915 to Nov. 1915 ;
transferred to Royal Engineers, Nov. 1915 ; promoted Captain,
Mar. 1916 ; Acting Major, June, 1918 ; Acting Lieut.-Col,
Oct. 1918 : twice mentioned in despatches ; second in com
mand 119th Rly. Co, R.E, in France, May, 1916, to Aug. 1916 ;
O.C. 273rd Rly. Co, R.E, British Salonica Force, Sept. 1916,
to Oct. 1918; Railway Construction Engc. No. 1, British
Salonica Force, Oct. 1918, to March, 1919 ; RaUway Adviser
to British MUitary Mission, S. Russia, Aug. to Oct. 1919 ; Chief
Engineer, Anatolian RaUways, Military Operating and Control
Staff, from Oct. 1919 to present ; General rly. construction
and heavy bridge work. Addresses : Cox & Co, 16, Charing
Cross, London, S.W. 1 ; c/o Director of RaUways, A.B.S,
Constantinople, Turkey. (08680)
BROWN, James Hardy, O.B.E. (06584)
BROWN, Major James Parry, O.B.E, 6. 3 Feb. 1880 •
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m. Hetty, d. of the late E. Hartley, J.P, of Newport, Mon.
Educ. : Newport CoUegiate School. Accountant. War Work :
R.A.S.C. Base Supply Depot, Avonmouth; R.A.S.C, Main
Supply Depot, Northampton ; O.C, R.A.S.C, Kholmogors-
kaya, North Russia ; O.C, Base Supply Depot, Bakharitza,
North Russia. Address : Brynheulog, Llanthewy Road,
Newport, Mon. (09681)
BROWN, Janet Gilmour, O.B.E. ; d. oi W. R. GUmour Brown,
of Sutton. Personal clerk to the Prime Minister (Rt. Hon. D.
Lloyd George). Address : Rochford, Sutton, Surrey. (O10055)
BROWN, Capt. John, M.B.E, M.C, R.A.F.
BROWN, Capt. John, M.B.E.
BROWN, T. Lieut.-Col. John Bayley Fairfax, O.B.E, R.E.,
6. 13 March, 1887 ; s. of B. Fairfax Brown, of Norwooa, Taun
ton ; m. Dorothy, d. of W. T. Tucker, of Loughborough.
Educ : Berkhampsted, and Sheffield Univ. Executive Engi
neer, 3rd Project Division, Public Works Department, Imperial
Delhi. War Work : Mesopotamia, Deputy Asst. Director of
Works (E. &. M.), 1917-19 ; Asst. Director, 1919-20. Address :
Raisina, Delhi. (06585)
BROWN, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. John Edward
Ambrose, C.B.E, R.N.
BROWN, Major John Falconer, O.B.E, M.D.
BROWN, Major John Herald Balfour, O.B.E, M.C,
A.M.C, A.I.F.
BROWN, Eng.-Comm. John Steven, M.B.E, R.N.
BROWN, Jonathan Boswell, O.B.E, 6. 1 Jan. 1871 ; t.
of John Brown, of Erith, Kent ; m. Amy, d. of James Schofield,
of Erith, Kent. Educ. : Privately. Director, Wolsey, Ltd,
Leicester. War Work : Assistant Director of Wool Textile
Production ; responsible for aU hosiery and underwear required
by Arm. , Navy and other services, British and Allied Govern- '
ments. Officer of the Order of Leopold II. of Belgium.
Address: Desford, Leicestershire. Clubs: National Liberal;
Leicestershire. (0182)
BROWN, Capt. Joseph Hector, M.B.E, I.F.
BROWN, Joseph Pearce, C.B.E, J.P.
BROWN, Capt. Laurence, M.B.E.
BROWN, Margaret, Mrs, M.B.E.
BROWN, Margaret Bennett, M.B.E. ; d. of the late
Matthew Brown, J.P. for County of Cumberland, of Longtown,
Cumberland. War Work : Commandant and organiser of
MurreU Hill Military AuxUiary Hospital, Carlisle, for four years
(Primary Hospital), March, 1915, to AprU, 1919. Address:
East View, Carlisle. (M1481)
BROWN, Marian, Lady, M.B.E, 6. 26 Feb. 1852; d. of
Rev. Edwin Meyrick, M.A, of Allington Vicarage, WUts. ; m. Sir
R. Hanbury Brown, K.C.M.G. (see BURKE'S Peerage). War
Work : Commandant, V.A.D. Sussex 30 East Lodge Hospital,
Crawley Down. Address : Newlands, Crawley Down, Sussex.
(M7514)
BROWN, Minnie, M.B.E, 6. 23 June, 1872 ; d. of J.
Webster-Brown, of Liverpool and Southport. Educ. : Dag-
field, Birkdale, and privately. War Work : Commandant of
the St. John V.A.D. Hospitals, Southport ; Acting Matron of
the MUitary Hospital, 30, Queen's Road, Southport. Address :
23, Talbot Street, Southport. (M3545)
BROWN, Monica Harcourt, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
BROWN, Lieut.-Col. Montagu Wilhelm, O.B.E
BROWN, Nicol Paton, C.B.E, 6. 9 May, 1853 ; s. of
Thomas White Brown, of Glasgow ; m. Maria Crowley, d. of
George Crowley Ashby, of Isleworth, Middlesex. Educ:
Glasgow Academy ; Glasgow University. Muslin Manu
facturer ; Chairman of John Brown & Son, Ltd, Glasgow;
Director of The Albion Motor Car Co, Ltd. Glasgow; Director
of Glasgow Chamber of Commerce. War Work : Member of
CouncU of War Executive, Scottish Branch British Red Cross
Society ; Vice-Chairman on Finance Committee ; Chairman of
Scottish National Red Cross Hospital, Bellahonston. Address :
22, Belhaven Terrace, Glasgow, W. Clubs : Western Glasgow ;
Reform ; R.A.C. ; PaU Mall ; R.S.A.C ; Prestwick GoU.( C2479)
BROWN, Patrick Campbell Cowley, M.B.E. Assistant
Censor, Straits Settlements. (H10257.)
BROWN, Capt. Percy George, C.B.E, 6. 1874 ; s. of the
late Capt. Robert Brown, 53rd Regt. ; m. 1914, Mary, d. of
S. N. Hutchins, J.P, of Ardnagasgel, co. Cork. Com. and
Acting Capt. R.N. ; employed in Drifters, Nore Area (Croix
de Guerre) and on Blockade Duties (ChevaUer Legion of
Honour) during Great War. (C2215)
BROWN, Lieut.-Col. Percy Gordon, O.B.E, A.M.C.
BROWN, Phyllis Warden, M.B.E, B.A, 6. 8 June, 1895;
i. of Charles Andrews Brown, of Bedford. Educ. : High
School, and Victoria Univ., Manchester. War Work : V.A.D.
in England and France, 1914-17 ; 1915 Star ; Q.M.AA.C.
Administration in France, 1917-19; awarded M.B.E, June,
1919, as Unit Administrator Queen Victoria Camp, Andrincq,
Calais. Address : 44, Shakespeare Road, Bedford. Club :
V.A.D. Ladles'. (M4430)
BROWN, Reginald, M.B.E.
BROWN, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. Richard Charles, O.B.E.,
R.N. BROWN, Robert Burns, M.B.E.
BROWN, Capt. Robert Campbell, O.B.E.
BROWN, Robert Cunyngham, C.B.E, Officer of Christ
(Portugal), Order of St. Sava (Serbia), M.D, etc.. fi. 1867;
s. of Rev. Robert Brown, of Paisley, and Mary Cheyne Hoseason,
d. of James Hoseason, J.P, of Avwick, Shetland ; m. Arabella
Halyburton, d. of Dr. J. J. Johnstone, of Brampton, Cumber
land. Educ. : Privately and Universities of Glasgow, Durham,

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and Frankfurt. Deputy Director-General, Medical Services,
Ministry of Pensions. War Work : Administrator, Spring-
bm-n-Woodside Central Hospital, Glasgow ; Registrar, 37th
General Hospital, Macedonia (attached Royal Serbian Army) ;
Officer-in-Charge Medical Divisions 60th and 52rd General
Hospitals, Salonika ; Visiting Physician, Mental Cases, Salonika
Command ; Dept. Commissioner, Ministry of National Service.
Address : Rossmore, Chislehurst Common. Club : Royal
Societies'. (C2480)
BROWN, Robert Cyril, M.B.E.
BROWN, Lieut. Robert WUUam, M.B.E.
BROWN, SheUa Maepherson, M.B.E, 6. 18 Feb. 1891 ;
i. of Major Gideon Brown, . of Galashiels, N.B. Educ :
Harrogate, and abroad. War Work : Served in Women's
Legion (Cookery Section) from June, 1910, to Sept. 1917, at
Summerdown Camp, Eastbourne ; Q.M.A.A.S.C as Unit
Administrator at Mansfield Park Camp, near Uckfleld, Sussex,
from Sept. 1917 to Dec. 1919. Address : Thorniedean, Gala
shiels, Scotland. (M6605)
BROWN, Simon Stubbs, O.B.E, J.P, C.A., 6. 13 Nov.
1841 ; s. of Zephaniah Brown, of Ratley ; to. Mary Helen, d. of
Joseph Owen, of Warrington. Educ. : Privately. Late
cotton spinner and manufacturer. War Work : Chairman of
the Lord Derby War Hospital, Warrington. Address : Easton
Lodge, 2 Regent Road, Birkdale, Lancashire. Club : Wigan.
(010057)
BROWN, Capt. Stanley, M.B.E, R.A.M.C
BROWN, Theophilus Edward, M.B.E.
BROWN, Lieut. Thomas, O.B.E, M.C.
BROWN, Tom, O.B.E, 6. 10 Sept. 1858 ; s. of the late
Thomas Brown, of Babington, near Bath ; to. Catherine
Laura, d. of WiUiam Charles Govier, of Taunton. Educ. :
Stratton-on-the-Fosse, near Bath. Deputy Chief Constable
of Somerset. War Work : In charge of the Somerset Police
Force during the War, in consequence of the Chief Constable
being on Active Service. (010058)
BROWN, Lieut. Vernon, M.B.E.
BROWN, Violet MoConochie, Mrs., M.B.E.
BROWN, Capt. Walter Ritchie, M.B.E.
BROWN, Wilfred Gordon, O.B.E.
BROWN, WilUam, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 11 Aug. 1850 ; s. of
Andrew Brown, J.P, of Renfrew ; m. Jeanie, <_. of John
McDougal, M.D, of Old Kilpatrick. Educ. : Renfrew
and Paisley Grammar Schools, and Glasgow University.
Engineer and Shipbuilder ; Chairman of Messrs. Wm. Simons.
& Co., Ltd, Renfrew, Scotland ; Represent. itive of the Burgh
of Renfrew on the Clyde Navigation Trust ; late Deacon of
the Incorporation of Hammermen, Glasgow. War Work :
Fully employed with the construction, including the machinery
of a large number of twin screw minesweepers, convoy sloops,
paddle hospital steamers for Mesopotamia Oil Tankers, etc,
etc. Address: 7, Whittinghame Gardens, Glasgow, W.
Club : New Club, Glasgow. (C445)
BROWN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam, M.B.E.
BROWN, Capt. WUUam, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.F.), M.D.
BROWN, WiUiam Henry George, M.B.E.
BROWN, Paymaster Lieut.-Comm. WiUiam John
Archer, O.B.E, R.N.
BROWN, Rev. WiUiam Joseph, O.B.E, 6. 29 Feb. 1880.
Educ : Mount St. Mary's CoU, Chesterfield. War Work:
R.C. Chaplain, P. W. Camp (Officers), Dyffryn Aled, 1914-15 ;
R.C. Chaplain, 38th (Welsh) Division, 1915-19. Address:
31. Farm Street, London, W. 1. (O5050)
BROWN, WiUiam Robert, M.B.E.
BROWN, Mary Louisa Hester, Mrs. CLERKE-, M.B.E, 6.
1857 ; d. of John Samuel Bowles, of Milton HU1, Berks. ; to.
Henry (deceased), s. of Arthur Clerke-Brown, of Kingston
Blount, Oxon. Educ. : At home. War Work : Lady Com
mandant, Swyncombe Red Cross Hospital, Henley-on-Thames,
Oxon, for four years. Address : Kingston Blount, Oxon.
Club : Ladies' Imperial. (M1482)
BROWN, Rear- Adm. Frederick Dundas GILPIN-, C.B.E.
Rear-Adm. (ret.), and Capt. Sup, Pembroke Dockyard. Ad
dress : The Dockyard, Pembroke. (C2310)
BROWN, Capt. AUred Ernest HOLMES-, O.B.E.,
R.G.A, S.R.
BROWN, Cicely LEADLEY-, M.B.E.
BROWN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Richard Charles STAPLES-,
M.B.E,, M,C
BROWN, Capt. Vere WARD-, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.F.
BROWNE, Col. Abraham Walker, C.B.E. Brevet Col.
R.A.M.C. (ret.) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1483)
BROWNE, Hon. Sir Albert, K.B.E, C.M.G, I.S.O, 6. 1860 ;
s. of J. C. Browne, of Bury St. Edmunds; to. 1899, Mabel, d. of
Dr U. Lawrence, of Cape Colony. Entered Colonial Office
1877, and became a Clerk in Colonial See's Office, Cyprus, 1880 ;
Assist. Accountant to High Commr, S. Africa, 1891 ; Auditor,
Basutoland, 1892; Assist. Imperial Sec, S. Africa, 1896 and
1899 ; Financial Adviser, Orange River Colony, 1900 ; Colonial
Treasurer thereof 1901 ; retired 1907 ; sometime a Member of
Executive, Legislative and Inter-Colonial Councils of Orange
River Colony ; was a Member of Board of Inquiry into Postal
and Telegraph Administration, Bechuanaland 1892, of National
Convention for Union of S. Africa, 1909-10, and of PubUc
Service Re-organisation Commn. 1910-11. Address: Govern
ment Offices, Bloemfontein, O. R. Colony, South Africa. (K478)
BROWNE, Capt. Arthur Ernest Bankhead, O.B.E. 87

BROWNE, Col. Lord Arthur Howe, K.B.E, F.L.S,
fi. 1867 ; s. of 5th Marquess of Sligo (see Burke's Peerage) ; Col.
Reserve of Officers, to. 1919, Lilian Whiteside, widow of
Major A. F. Mann, and daughter of Charles Chapman. Served
Royal Munster Fusiliers, 1889-1901 ; Punjab Frontier (1897-8,
medal and clasp) ; South Africa, 1901-2 (medal with 5 clasps) ;
retired 1909 ; General Staff, War Office, 1914-19 ; K.B.E,
Brevet Lieut.-Col, Col, Legion of Honour, Grand Officer Order
of Christ of Portugal. Address : 97, Coleheme Court, S.W. 5.
Club : Naval and Military. (K305)
BROWNE, Cecil Pownall, O.B.E.
BROWNE, Lieut. Charles James, M.B.E, K.R.R.C,
b. 4 Oct. 1882 ; 2nd s. of Frederick G. Dillon Browne ; to.
Dorothy Mary, d. of George Chuter. Educ. : Privately. Stock
Exchange. War Work: Gazetted 11th K.R.R.C, March,
1917 ; gassed third Battle of Ypres ; invalided home and
attached by W.O. for Special Duty to Commission Internationale
de Ravitaillement. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, 38,
Lombard Street, E.C. Club : PoUards HU1 Golf (Norbury,
Surrey). (M4321)
BROWNE, Major Claude Melville, O.B.E, M.C
3rd Battn. Gordon Highlanders. Address : c/o Holt & Co,
3, Whitehall Place, S.W.I. (011877)
BROWNE, Capt. Cyril Edward, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C.
BROWNE, Lieut.-Col. Denis Robert Howe, O.B.E,
I.A.R.O. BROWNE, Dorothy Mary, M.B.E.
BROWNE, Douglas, M.B.E.
BROWNE, Major Edward Denis, O.B.E.
BROWNE, Major Francis John, O.B.E.
BROWNE, George Herbert, M.B.E,
BROWNE, Major George WUUs, O.B.E.
BROWNE, Gerald Maoleay, O.B.E.
BROWNE, Comm. Harold Ernest, O.B.E, R.N.
BROWNE, Henry William Langley, O.B.E, M.D..
F.R.CS.E, LL.D, J.P. County of Stafford, fi. 26 Nov. 1848;
s. of Benjamin Stocks Browne, of West Bromwich. Consulting
Surgeon to West Bromwich and District Hospital. War Work :
Member of Central Medical War Committee (London) ; Hon.
Surgeon, Churchfields Auxiliary Hospital, West Bromwich.
Address : Moor House, West Bromwich, Staffs. Club : Royal
Societies'. (010060)
BROWNE, Isabel Mary Peyronnel, Lady, O.B.E.
BROWNE, John Coggis, O.B.E.
BROWNE, Mildred Frances, M.B.E.
BROWNE, Lieut.-Col. Philip Henry, C.B.E. Lieut.-Col.
in the Army and Assist. Director Inland Water Transport in
Mesopotamia during Great War. (C1422)
BROWNE, Surg.-Comm. Robley Henry John, O.B.E,
BROWNE, Brig.-Gen. Sherwood Dighton, C.B, C.B.E, 6.
1862 ; s. of the late Gen. Sir Samuel Browne, V.C, of The Wood,
Ryde, Isle of Wight ; to. HUda, d. of J. P. Law, J.P, of Hall-
field, Wetherby. Edue. : Wellington Coll. Entered R.A.
1882; became Capt. 1890; Major, 1899; Lieut.-Col. 1908; Col.
1911 ; Hon. Brig.-Gen. (ret.), 1919 ; served in Matabeleland
Campaign, 1893; with Tirah Expedition, 1897-8 (despatches,
medal with two clasps) ; during Great War, 1914-17, on
Staff (despatches). Club : Army and Navy. (C1229)
BROWNE, Dame Sidney Jane, G.B.E, R.R.C, 6. 5 Jan.
1850 ; d. of Dr. Benjamin Stocks Browne, of Bishop Auckland
and West Bromwich. Educ. : Privately. Sister in the Army
Nursing Service from 1883 ; served at Netley, Woolwich,
Aldershot, Curragh Camp, Malta, and in the following
campaigns : Egypt, 1884 ; Soudan Campaign, Suakin, 1885 ;
Boer War, 1889-1902. First Matron-in-Chief, (War Office)
Queen Alexandra Imperial Military Nursing Service, 1902 ;
First Matron-in-Chief, Territorial Force Nursing Service (War
Office 1908) ; served in the Great War 1914-19 ; mentioned in
despatches several times. Address : 2, Lyndale, Childs HU1,
London, N.W. 2. Clubs : Halcyon, St. Andrew's House. (DG22)
BROWNE, Lieut.-Col. TomBousquet, O.B.E, M.I.Mech.E.,
M.I A.E, M.S.A.E, 6. 15 July, 1873 ; s. of the late Thomas
Brooks Browne. Educ : King's CoU, London. AutomobUe
Engineer. President of the Institution of AutomobUe Engi
neers, 1913-14. War Work : Mechanical Transport, R.A.S.C,
Aug. 1914, to April, 1920 ; 3 years of above with B.E.F,
France (mentionea in despatches) ; in charge of Heavy M.T.
Repair Shops. Address : 32, Onslow Square, London, S.W. 7.
Club : Royal Automobile. (06249)
BROWNE, Tomys Reginald, M.B.E, V.D.
BROWNE, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Walker, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (011775)
BROWNE, Major Granville St. John ORDE-, O.B.E.
BROWNFIELD, Lieut.-Col. Harry Munyard, O.B.E,
V.D, R.A.M.C. (retired), Hon. Associate Order of St. John of
Jerusalem, 6. 28 Aug. 1861 ; s. of S. Brownfield, K.J.V, J.P, of
London. Educ. : Greenwich Proprietary School and Guy's
Hospital. Medical Officer of Health, Petersfield ; Surgeon, Hants.
Constabulary ; Medical Referee, Admiralty ; Medical Officer,
L. & S.W. RaUway Co. ; Medical Officer, Post Office ; Lecturer
and Examiner, St. John's Ambulance and Red Cross Society ;
Medical Officer Bedales School. War Work : Senior Medical
Officer in charge of Coldhayes Auxiliary Hospital, East Div. ;
Heath Lodge AuxUiary Hospital, Petersfield ; Clayton Court
Auxiliary Hospital, East Div. Address : The Old College,
Petersfield. (010061)

Brownfield

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

BROWNFIELD, Surg.-Lieut. Owen Deane, O.B.E,
BROWNING, AdeUne EUzabeth, Mrs., C.B.E. Rendered
service in connection with reception and treatment of returned
soldiers and saUors during Great War. (C730)
BROWNING, Albert Charles, M.B.E, late EA., 6. 10 Nov.
1868 ; s. of Rowland WiUiam Browning, of Woolwich, S.E. 18 ;
to. Edith Blanche, d. of Robert WUkinson, of Calstock, Corn
waU. Edvc: St. John's National (Higher) School, Devonport,
Devonshire. War Work: B.E.F, France, Aug. 1914, to
Dec 1915, taking part in the retirement from Mons ; Ministry
of Munitions Headquarters, London, in Department of Muni
tions Design as Clerk in charge of a Branch. Address : 116,
Kinveachv Gardens, Charlton, S.E. 7. (M7525)
BROWNING, Elizabeth Anne, M.B.E. (M10376)
BROWNING, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Henry, C.B.E.
Lieut.-Col. Special List; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches,
Order of Crown of Italy). (C802)
BROWNING, Harry, O.B.E.
BROWNING, Lieut. Herbert, M.B.E, B.A. (Cantab.), (T.F.)
b. 11 Aug. 1894 ; s. of Henry Browning, of Aylesford, Kent.
Educ. : Latymer Upper School. London, W, and Selwyn
CoU, Cambridge. Address : The Friars, Aylesford. Kent,
(M4770)
BROWNING, Jeffrey, C.B.E, I.S.O.
BROWNING, Capt. Langley, O.B.E, M.C. (F.), 5. 28
July, 1891 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. W. B. Browning, CLE, I.M.S,
of Cregg House, Fermoy, co. Cork ; to. Violet Muriel, d. of
AUan Cairnes, of The Glen, Drogheda. Educ. : Tyttenhanger
Lodge, St. Albans, Herts, and Tonbridge School. War Work :
Campaign, Aug. 1914, to Armistice ; twice wounded ; twice
mentioned ; 3 decorations ; Regtl. and Staff Employment, 4th,
Guards, 16th and 23rd Divisions, France, Belgium, and Italy.
Address : c/o Cox and Co, 16, Charing Cross, S.W. 1. (06350)
BROWNING, Mary Louisa, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 4 Oct. 1872 ;
d. of Rev. Alfred Forbes Sealy, M.A. (Camb.), Director of
Education, Cochin, South India ; m. George EUiot, s. of
Arrott Browning, M.I.C.E, Consulting Engineer, Westminster,
of Coaley. Educ. : Girls' High School, Croydon. Acted as
Confidential Secretary and Stenographer to her husband in
connection with drawing up detailed reports and correspon
dence connected with the development of the Cochin Harbour
into a great Imperial Harbour and the Radial RaUways to
connect the same with the rest of India. War Work : Started
War ReUef Fund in Trichui, S. India, to gather in monthly
subscriptions, divided amongst War Charities ; boxes of
" comforts " sent to War Organisations every month. Address:
Trichur, S. India ; Sherbrook, Budleigh Salterton, Devon.
(M2697)
BROWNING, Col. George DANSEY-, C.B.E, A.M.C
BROWNLIE, James Thomas. C.B.E, 6. 23 June, 1865 ;
s. of Thomas Brownlie, of Dalserth, Scotland : to. Ellen Ritche,
d. of Capt. James Anderson, of Saltcoats, Scotland. Educ. :
Wason's Academy, Paisley. Chairman of Executive CouncU
of Amalgamated Society of Engineers. War Work : Member
of National Advisory Committee on War Output ; Central
Munitions Supply Committee ; Member cf Mission appointed
by the Director-General of Recruiting for Munitions work on
the output of Munitions in France, Dec. ]915, and other
Government Committees. Address : 98, Arodene Road,
Brixton HiU, S.W. 2. (C14)
BROWNLOW, Col. Charles William, C.M.G, C.B.E,
D.S.O, fi. 1SG2 ; Col. R.G.A. (ret.) ; Zhob VaUev Expedition,
1890 : Burma Expedition, 1891-2 (medal with clasp) ; N.W.
Frontier of India, 1S97-8 (medal with clasp); Tirah Expedi
tion, 1897-8 (clasp) ; Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). (C14S4)
BROWNLOW, Capt. (Royal AustraUan Navy) Frederick
Hugh, O.B.E, V.D, R.A.N, 6. 8 Aug. 1859 ; s. of Edward
Brownlow, Coldstream Guards, of Bovingdon, Herts ; to. EUen,
d. of WiUiam GUlespie, of Double Bay, N.S. Wales. Educ. :
Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Southwark. District
Naval Officer, New South Walei. War Work : Egypt, Soudan,
1885, Advance of Tamai, Medal and Khedive's Star, 1914-19 ;
Home Service. Sydney, N.S. Wales ; in charge of R. AustraUan
AuxUiary Services, N.S. Wales Intelligence Officer, etc.
Address : Mufloma, Ocean Avenue, Double Bay, Sydney,
N.S.Wales. Club : Royal Sydney Yacht. (02144)
BROWNRIGG, The Rev. Earnest Graham, O.B.E, M.A.
BROWNSWORD, Walter, M.B.E.
BRUCE, Alexander, M.B.E.
BRUCE Lieut.-Col. Alexander, O.B.E.
BRUCE, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Carlyon, O.B.E, A.P.D..
(ret.), 6. 27 April, 1853 ; Edue. : At Private Schools. Served
in the Army, 60th Rifles and Army Pay Department, April,
1878, to Dec. 1919 ; War Office Staff, Sept. 1897 to Dec. 1919.
War Work : Financial Secretary's Department, War Office,
1914-19. Address: 246, IvydaleRoad, Waverley Park, S.E. 15.
C/!(fi : Junior Army and Navy. (O4305)
BRUCE, Bertha Marguerita, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Major
W. T. Bruce, of Leserragh. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Welfare Supt, Ministry of Munitions, Birmingham ; Instruc
tress, War Hospital Supply Depot, DubUn. Address : Leser
ragh, Borrisokane. Co. Tipperary. (M181)
BRUCE, Major Charles Edward, CLE, O.B.E, LA,
6. 2S March, 1876 ; s. of R. S. Bruce, CLE., of Quetta, Ted
dington : m. Doris, d. of J. WUding, of Preston. Educ :
WeUington and Sandhurst. Indian Army Supernumerary List ;
in PoUtical employ under Government of India ; commission,
20th Lancs. FusUiers, 1896 ; 24th Baluchistan Lufy, 1897 ;

served in China, 1900 (medal) ; appointed PoUtical Dept,
1901 ; North-West Frontier Gumatti, 1902 ; served Tank,
Bannu, Hazara, Peshawar, Sibi, Zhob, and Loralai ; European
War : on special duty as PoUtical Officer, Mari Punitive
Force, despatches ; MUitary O.B.E. ; Afghan War (despatches,
C I E.). Address : Coldingham Lodge, Winchfield, Hants.
Club : East India United Service, St. James' Square. (04298)
BRUCE, Charles Matthewes, O.B.E.
BRUCE, Brig.-Gen. Clarence Dalrymple, C.B.E. Major
W. Riding Regt. (ret.) ; T. Brig.-Gen. ; Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (M1485)
BRUCE, Lady Constance Veronica, M.B.E, 6. 24 Feb.
1880 ; d. of the late Victor Alexander, 9th Earl of Elgin and
Kincardine (see BURKE'S Peerage). Educ. : Privately. Presi
dent, County Nursing Association, Fife ; Vice-President. West
Fife District, Scottish Branch, British Red Cross Society;
President, Women's Rural Institute, Limekilns and Charles-
town ; Vice-President, Culross and Torryburn District Nursing
Association. War Work : Red Cross Organisation ; Nursing
in Military Hospitals. Address : BroomhaU, Dunfermline.
Club : United Societies. (M7528)
BRUCE, Edward Walrond de Wells, O.B.E, 6. 22 March,
1863 ; s. of WilUam Downing Bruce, late Judge, F.R.A.S,
Knight of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; m. Amy Cecilia,
d. of John Timms, B.A, late of Mountside, Victoria, Australia.
Educ. : Mr. Foster's, Stubbington, Hants, and H.M.S. "Bri
tannia." Late R.N. and retired Commander, P. & O.
Company ; Member of Harrow Urban District CouncU ; Poor Law
Guardian. War Work : In command of Naval Hospital Ship
" Plassy," 4 Aug. 1914, to May, 1918, hence to end of War
in command of the same ship (turned into a troopship), bringing
American Troops over from New York to Glasgow and Liver
pool. Address : Garlet, Harrow-on-the-Hill. (01153)
BRUCE, Elizabeth, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Thomas Healey,
of Clapham, S.W. ; m. Herbert Bruce, M.A, F.R.Hist.S.;
s. of A. Bruce, of Batley, Yorkshire. Educ. : Royal CoUege
of Science. War Work : War Trade InteUigence Department,
1916-19 (Translator ; Assistant Establishment Officer).
Address : 57. Cardiff Road. Llandaff, South Wales. (M1485)
BRUCE, EUen Maud, Lady, O.B.E, 6. 10 Oct. 1848 ; d.
of Percy Ricardo, D.L, J.P, of Bramley Park, Surrey ; m.
Sir Hervey J. LI. Bruce, Bart, s. of the late Rt. Hon. Sir H.
Hervey Bruce, Bart, P.C, of DownhiU, Londonderry. War
Work : Commandant and Treasurer V.A.D. Hospital, West
Bridgford, Nottingham ; Hospital opened on 25 Jan. 1915,
with 20 beds ; closed 31 March. 1919, with 150 beds. Addresses :
Clifton HaU, Nottingham ; DownhiU, Londonderry, Ireland. (0186)
BRUCE, Evelyn Susan, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Major
W. T. Bruce, of Leserragh. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
St. John Ambulance and Red Cross Society ; Hon. Sec,
Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society. Address : Leserragh,
Borrisokane, Co. Tipperary. (M7529
BRUCE, Finetta Madeline JuUa, the Hon. Mrs. Charles
GranvUle, M.B.E.
BRUCE, George, M.B.E, fi. 30 May, 1860 ; s. of Robert
Bruce, of Longside, Aberdeenshire ; m. May Mary, d. of George
May, of Mintlaw, Aberdeenshire and has issue Capt. George
Robert Brace, O.B.E, q.v. Educ. : PubUc Schools,
Aberdeenshire. Chief Constable and Procurator Fiscal
of Dunfermline ; Author of several weU-known articles
on Criminal Investigation, Prevention of Crime, JuvenUe
Offenders, etc. ; for more than a quarter of a century an
active member of the Executive and Staff Committees of the
S.P.C.C. in Scotland ; gave evidence before several Govern
ment Departmental Committees ; acted on various Committees
in the interests of Service Men, P. of W, etc. ; performed im
portant Imperial Duties and War Services during and since
the Great War, for which he received the thanks of the Home
Secretary, the Secretary for Scotland, Admiralty, 'War Office,
etc. ; the recipient of a special letter of thanks from the U.S.
Government for services rendered to the U.S. Fleet ; present at
the surrender of the German Fleet, 20 Nov. 1918. Address :
Glenugie, Dunfermline. (M7530)
BRUCE, Capt. George Robert, O.B.E., R.A.M.C (S.R.),
6. 19 July, 1884; s. of George Bruce, of 3, Transv Place, Dun
fermline ; m. Gertrude Ethel Ratledge, of Southport. Educ :
DunfermUne High School, St. Andrews and Edinburgh Univs.
Medical Officer of Health and School Medical Officer to the
Borough of Jarrow-on-Tvne. War Work : Specialist Sanitary
Officer, Wylye VaUey, Salisbury Plain ; Specialist Sanitary
Officer, Malta Command. Address : 22, Bede Burn Road,
Jarrow. (O6950)
BRUCE, Lieut. (T. Capt.) Ian Robert, M.B.E.. 6. 22 June,
1890 ; s. of Eric Stuart Bruce, of Airth, Sunningdale. Educ. :
Beaumont CoU. Staff Captain, 84th Infantry Brigade, Army of
the Black Sea. War Work : Enlisted in Honourable ArtiUery
Co. Aug. 1914, and proceeded to France with 1st Batt. in Sept.
1914, and served in France and Belgium until AprU, 1915;
entered R.M.C, Sandhurst, May, 1915, and gazetted as 2nd
Lieut, in Q.O. Cameron Highlanders, Sept. 1915 ; joined 1st
Batt. in France in Oct. 1915, and served in Salonica from Oct.
1916, to end of war ; mentioned in despatches by General
Milne on two occasions. Address : Airth. Sunningdale. (M4771)
BRUCE, Major James Comyn Lewis Knight, O.B.E.
BRUCE, Lieut.-Col. John, O B.E
BRUCE, Capt. John, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.F.).
BRUCE, John Charles, O.B.E, 6. 1880. Manager,
PubUcity Business throughout Scotland and North of England.
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Bryant

War Work : Acted as Organiser to the Scottish War Savings
Committee ; organised the Food Economy Campaign in
Scotland and conducted the " Tank " " War Weapons Week "
and other War Bond Campaigns in Scotland. Address : 38
West Savile Terrace, Edinburgh. (010063)
BRUCE, Marion, Mrs., O.B.E.
BRUCE, Mary Elizabeth, Lady, O.B.E, R.R C ; d. of
John Lisson Steele, of Reigate ; to. Maj.-Gen. Sir David Bruce,
K.C.B. (Mil.), C.B. (Civil), F.R.CS. (see Burke's Peerage),
s. of David Bruce, of StirUng. Received the R.R.C for work
in Ladysmith during the siege, other than nursing work. War
Work : During the Great War, work in connection with War
Office Committees on Tetanus and Trench Fever ; Member of
Committee of R.A.M.C. Comforts and Prisoners of War Fund.
Addresses: Artillery Mansions, Victoria Street; Lister Institute,
Chelsea Gardens, S.W. 1. Club : Forum. (010064)
BRUCE, Maye Emily, M.B.E, 6. 1879; d. of Samuel Bruce,
of Norton HaU. Educ : At home. War Work : Red Cross
Work, Commandant of Hospital for 60 beds. Addresses :
Norton HaU, Campden, Gloucestershire ; 23, Cromwell Road,
London, S.W. 7. (M182)
BRUCE, Robert Arthur, O.B.E, 6. 15 AprU, 1869; s.
of Robert Bruce, of Bristol. ; m Alice, d. of Edward Vaughan,
of Barton Grange, near Taunton. Educ: Clifton CoU, Bristol.
CivU and Mechanical Engineer. 1896-1901, Asst. Engineer,
Brennan Torpedo Works, Chatham, assisting inventor Louis
Brennan, C.B, in design of torpedo and its installation ;
1902-4, Asst. Works Manager, Joshua Buckton & Co, Leeds;
1904-7, Director and Works Manager, Joshua Buckton & Co,
Leeds; 1907-10, Asst. Engineer to Louis Biennan, C.B,
assisting in development of Brennan Gyrostatic Mono-rail
system of transport ; 1910-12, Engineer, Hick, Hargreaves
& Co, Bolton ; 1912-13, Engineer and Manager, British and
Colonial Aeroplane Co, Bristol; 1914, Consulting Engineer
(Aircraft) to Greek Government. War Work : 1914-15, Lieut,
R.N.V.R, Royal Naval Air Service ; 1915, Manager, Westland
Aircraft Works, YeovU (Branch of Petters, Ltd.) ; 1916,
Manager, Westland Aircraft Works and Director Petters, Ltd. ;
1918, Joint Managing Director, Petters, Ltd, Yeovil, and
Manager, Westland Aircraft Works. Address : The Knoll,
YeovU. Club : Constitutional. (010065)
BRUCE, Robert Randal, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 17 July, 1868;
s. of George R. Bruce, of St. Helena ; to. May, d. of Fredk. J.
Broadway, of St. Helena. Educ. : Head School, St. Helena.
Colonial Treasurer ; Harbour Master ; Shipping Master.
War Work : Special services rendered as Reporting Officer in
connection with Shipping, and duties performed while in charge
of Guard Boat, etc. Address: The Castle, St. Helena. (M1254)
BRUCE, Capt. Wilfred Montagu, C.B.E.. R.N.R, fi. 26 Oct.
1874 ; 4th s. of the Rev. Lloyd Stewart Bruce, M.A, Canon of
York, Rector of Stokesley, Northallerton, and Chaplain to the
Archbishop of York ; g.s. of Sir James Robertson Bruce,
2nd Bt. (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. 25 Nov. 1913, Dorothy
Florence, d. of Sir Jesse Boot, Bt. (see Burke's Peerage).
Awarded Polar Medal, 1913, for the Scott Expedition. (C881)
BRUCE, Violet Dorothy Evelyn, Hon. Mrs. G. J. G.,
M.B.E. BRUCE, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam, O.B.E, M.B, N.Z.A.M.D.,
fi. 12 July, 1887 ; s. of James Bruce, W.S, of Edinburgh ;
m. Martha Louisa, d. of Arthur Reed, of Sunderland. Educ. :
Stubbuigton ; Edinburgh Academy ; and Edinburgh Univ.
A.D.M.S. Otago MiUtary District, New Zealand. War Work :
N.Z.E.F. 1915-19. Now Capt. R.A.M.C Address: R.A.M.C.
Records. Club : British Empire. (03241)
BRUCE, WUUam Joseph, O.B.E.
BRUCE, WUUam Joseph Willett, O.B.E.
BRUCE, WilUam Robert, O.B.E. (011931)
BRUCE, Sqdn.-Leader WUUam Robert, O.B.E.
BRUCE, Charles BRUDENELL-, M.B.E, 6. 6 March,
1885 ; s. of Lord Robert BrudeneU-Bruce, of Hayling Island,
Hants (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Else, d. of Capt. C Drechsel,
of Danish Navy. Educ : Harrow. Honorary Attache,
British Legation, Copenhagen, 1908-10 ; War Work : War
Trade Department, 1915 ; Acting Second Secretary, British
Legation, Christiania, 1916-19 ; Assistant Commissioner and
Secretary-General, Slesvig Plebiscite Commission, 1919-20.
Club: St. James's. (M1484)
BRUEN, Capt. WiUiam, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 17 April, 1876 ;
s. of John Bruen, of Royal Irish Constabulary, Collooney,
Co. Sligo ; m. Agnes, d. of Jeremiah Mulvey, of Castlebar,
Ireland. Educ. : Camphill, Collooney, and Christian Brothers',
Castlebar. War Work : Served with the Connaught Rangers
(2nd Batt.) with the first Army ; took part at Mons, the Retreat,
the Maine, the Aisne, also 1st Battle of Calais ; slightly wounded
Sept. 1914, dangerously Oct. 1914; promoted 2nd Lieut, for
" Service in the Field," 1914 ; mentioned in despatches Oct.
1914 ; awarded the French Medaille Militaire, also the military
Cross, appointed Assistant Embarkation Staff Officer at North
WaU, Dublin, 1915, and was twice mentioned for valuable
services and awarded the O.B.E. for duties in the same capacity.
Club : Yacht and Boat (Clontarf, Co. Dublin). (08737)
BRUFFA, John, M.B.E. Chief Press Censor and Censor
ship Establishment Officer, Malta. (M10257d)
BRUGGY, Lieut.-Col. Stephen, D.S.O, O.B.E. Lieut.-Col.
AustraUan Commonwealth Forces; S. African War, 1901-2
(Queen's medal with four clasps); Great War, 1914-18 (des
patches, 4th class Serbian Order of the White Eagle). (03232)
BRUMELL, Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1 Aug. 18B5 ; d. of
George Browne Collins, of St. Columb, CornwaU ; m. Francis, '
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s. of Francis Brumell, of Morpeth, Northumberland. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Treasurer and Quartermaster of
No. 6 V.A. Hospital, Morpeth, Northumbeiland. Address :
Fulbeck, Morpeth. (M3546)
BRUMWELL, Rev. Donald Stanley, O.B.E , A.I.F.
BRUNE, Cecely AUce PRIDEAUX-, M.B.E, d. of Sir PhUip
Grey Egerton, Bart, of Oulton Park, Tarporley (see Burke's
Peerage) ; to. Denys Edward, s. of Col. C Prideaux-Brune,
of Prideaux Place, Cornwall (see Burke's Landed Gentry).
War Work : V.A.D. (nursing member) Portal Auxiliary Hospital
Cheshire, and Coltesbrooke War Hospital, 1914-15 ; Com
mandant V.A.D. 140 London ; Commandant in charge Nielka
Auxiliary Hospital, Streatham Common. (M7532)
BRUNO, Capt. Hugh Alan BRUNO-, M.B.E, Hampshire
Regt, 6. 4 Sept. 1897; s. of Lieut.-Col. H. W. B. Bruno, of
The Moorings, Chandlers Ford, Hants Educ. : King Edward
VI. Grammar School, Southampton. War Work : Commis
sioned to the Hampshire Regt. March, 1915 ; served throughout
war in Balkans with 10th Batt. the Hampshire Regt. Address :
The Moorings, Chandlers Ford, Hants (M4772)
BRUNSKILL, Catherine Lavinia, Mrs., C.B.E, fi. 15
Aug. 1891 ; d. of Robert Bennett, of Eastbourne ; m. Major
George Stephen, M.C, of the King's Shropshire Light
Iafantry, s. of the late Major Arthur Stephen Brunskill, Major
of " The King's Own," and West India Regt. Educ. : Zlon
House Convent, Bayswater, and Elstree. War Work : Private
Secretary to General Sir Nevil Maoready, G.C.M.G, K.C.B,
Adjutant-General to the Forces, War Office ; Private Secretary
to Chief Commissioner of Metropolitan PoUce, New Scotland
Yard. Address : 135, Sloane Street, London, S.W. 1. (C963)
BRUNSKILL, Lieut.-Col. John Handfleld, D.S.O, O.B.E.
BRUNTON, Guy, O.B.E, F.R.A.I, 6. 18 July, 1878;
s. of Spencer Brunton, of 84, Brook Street, W. ; m. Winifred
Mabel, d. of Charles Newberry, of Orange Free State Educ. :
Privately, and University CoU, London. Archaeologist,
attached to British School of Archaeology in Egypt. War
Work : 2 years Pay-Sergeant, British Red Cross Hospital,
Netley ; i months Artists' Rifles ; 2 years Labour Corps
(France). Address : 2, Regent's Court, Park Road, London,
N.W. 1. (05054)
BRUNTON, John Dixon, O.B.E, B.Met, F.C.S, 6. 1872 ;
s. of W. N. Brunton, of Edinburgh ; to. Helen Edwards, d. of
JamesBanks, J.P, of Pittcadie. Educ. : Edinburgh Institution
and Sheffield Univ. War Work : Invented aerial bomb proof
netting ; produced stream line wires for aeroplanes ; first
manufacture of submarine indicator nets ; sat on many
Technical Panels, re aircraft material. Address : Inveresk
Lodge, Midlothian. Ctofis : R.A.C. ; R.S.A.C. (Glasgow). (010067)
BRUNTON, John Norman, O.B.E.
BRUNTON, Robert Godfree, M.B.E.
BRUNYATE, Bertha Maud Vipond, Lady, M.B.E. ; d. of
Andrew Davies, J.P. ; to. Sir WUliam Brunyate, s. of the Rev.
W. Brunyate. War Work : V.A.D. Cairo (Australian Gen.
Hosp. No. 2, etc,) and Red Cross Librarian, Cairo. Address :
Boxford, Suffolk. (M7533)
BRUTY, Capt. WUUam Glynes, M.B.E.
BRYAN, Lieut. Godfrey Middleton Eric, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
BRYAN, John Lockton, M.B.E.
BRYAN, Lieut. Thomas Edward, M.B.E.
BRYANS, Capt. Maurice, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
BRYANT, Lieut.-Col. AUred Rolfe, O.B.E, T.D, 6.
19 Feb. 1881 ; s. of Edward Bryant, of Harold Wood Hall,
Essex ; m. Marta Maria, d. of Frederic Krebs, of Copenhagen.
Educ. : Forest School, Essex. War Work : Commandant of
Gt. Yarmouth, Jan. to June, 1915 ; Commanding 4th Reserve
Batt. Essex Regt. untU disbanded, 1919. (O3098)
BRYANT, Charles WUUam, C.B.E. Managing Director
of Brotherhoods (Ltd.). Address: Westwood House, Peter
borough. (C12)
BRYANT, Sir Francis Morgan, C B.E,3I.V.O. (4th Class),
I.S.O, 6. 13 March, 1859 ; s. of the late Thomas Bryant, of
Lowestoft ; to. May, d. of H. W. Edmunds, of Edgbaston.
Secretary of the King's Private Secretary's Office and
Assistant Keeper of the King's Archives since 1913 and
Registrar of the Royal Victorian Order since 1916 ; served
on the Staff of Roval Commission for Philadelphia International
Exhibition, 1875-6 ; Paris Universal Exhibition, 1877-8 ;
Melbourne International Exhibition, 1879-81 ; Secretary to
the Comptroller and Treasurer, Marlborough House, 1881-
1901 ; and Chief Clerk to King Edward VII. (when Prince of
Wales), 1893-1901 ; Asst.-Sec to His Majesty's Privy Purse,
1901-10 ; Asst.-Sec. and in charge of the King's Private
Secretary's Office, 1910-12. Address : 17, Lower Grosvenor
Place, S.W. 1. (C119)
BRYANT, Frederick, O.B.E.
BRYANT, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Carkeet, C.M.G, C.B.E,
D.S.O, fi. 10 Dec. 1879 ; s. of the late Theodore Henry Bryant,
of Juniper Hill, Mickleham ; to. Rosamund, d. of Philip Beres-
ford Beresford-Hope, of Bedgebury Park, Goudhurst. Educ. :
Harrow and Royal MiUtary Academy. Royal Field ArtUlery.
War Work : Commanded Allied Forces in Togoland, 1914 ;
served in France, 1915-17 ; wounded, 1917 ; Home Service,
1918 ; Officier du Legion d'honneur, 1914 ; Bt. Lieut.-Col,
Jan. 1918. Address : 2, Cumberland Mansions, Bryanston
Square, W. 1. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Bath. (C1486)
BRYANT, Major George Herbert, O.B.E.
BRYANT, Herbert WiUiam, M.B.E.
BRYANT, Mary Louisa, M.B.E, d. of Rev. W. F. Bryant,

Bryant

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Vicar of St. Mary's, TyndaU's Park, Clifton, Bristol. Educ. :
Eastbourne and abroad. Com. B.R.C.S, 126, Somerset;
Sec. and Treasurer Bristol Church Day Schools, Women's
Branch. War Work : Nurse, etc, at Faye House Hospital,
Leigh Woods, Bristol ; Commandant, Ashton Court Officers'
Hospital, Long Ashton, Somerset, from opening tiU the close
in Aug. 1919. Address : 4, The Paragon, Clifton. Club :
Clifton Ladies'. (M7534)
BRYANT, Capt. Robert Francis, O.B E, R.A.S.
BRYANT, Robert WilUam, M.B.E.
BRYANT, Major Thomas Hedley, M.B.E, fi. 10 July, 1865 ;
War Work : Hon. Sec. Local Committee of the Bast Suffolk
War Relief Fund ; Hon. Sec. Local Committee, East Suffolk
Pensions Committee ; County Adjutant Suffolk Volunteer
Regt. Address : Martletwye, Beach Road East, Felixstowe,
Suffolk. (M5118)
BRYANT, Capt. Walter Edward George, M.B.E, R.A F.
BRYANT, WiUiam Henry, M.B.E. (M10247)
BRYCE, Capt. Francis, O.B.E, K.R.R.C.
BRYCE, James McKie, C.B.E.
BRYDON, James Herbert, C.B.E, 6. 19 March, 1881 ;
8. ot James Lockhart Brydon, of Bramhall Park, Cheadle
Hulme, Cheshire. Educ. : RossaU and Pembroke, Cambridge.
Solicitor. War Work : Hon. County Secretary and Treasurer
B.R.C.S. (Cheshire Branch), Nov. 1914, to Aug. 1917 ; Hon.
County Director for Red Cross and St. John (Cheshire), Aug.
1917, to date. Addresses : BramhaU Park, Cheadle Hulme,
Cheshire ; 56a Mosley St, Manchester-. Clubs : Constitutional,
Manchester, and PubUc Schools, London.
BRYDONE. James Marr, O.B.E, M.B.
BRYETT, Henry, O.B.E, 6. 12 Sept. 1873 ; s. of Henry
Bryett, of Southchurch, Essex ; m. Edith Mary, d. of Ralph
Hooper, of Hornchurch, Essex. Educ. : Culham. Board of
Education. War Work : Organised War Savings in Durham
County with 60 Committees and 1800 Associations ; Hon. Sec.
to Durham County Committee for War Savings and Food
Economy. Address: 24, Newlands Avenue, West Hartlepool. (010069)
BRYNING, Emma Jane, M.B.E.
BRYSON, Lieut.-Charles, M.B.E.
BRYSON, Frederick Francis Smith, M.B.E, M.A, B.Sc,
fi. 9 May, 1884 ; s. of WUUam Bryson, of Kilsyth, Stirlingshire.
Educ. : Edinburgh and Glasgow Universities. War Work :
Sub-Section Director, Scientific and Technical Branch, Optical
Munitions and Glassware Supply Department, Ministry of
Munitions. Address : 12, Oppidans Road, London, N.W. 3.
(M185)
BUBB, Charles Henry, O.B.E, L.R.C.P, M.R.C.S,
L.D.S. (Eng.). Edue. : Wycliffe Coll. and Guy's Hospital.
War Work : Hon. Dental Surgeon, King George MUitary
Hospital, 1915-19, in connection with the treatment of jaw and
facial injuries. Addresses : 1, Burlington Gardens, W. ;
Justacot, Chorley Wood. (011794)
BUCHAN, Lieut. Andrew, M.B.E. R.A.
BUCHAN, Lieut.-Col. Charles Forbes, C.B.E. Lieut.-Col.
T.F. Reserve ; sometime Dep. Assist. Director to Under Sec.
of State for War ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1487)
BUCHAN, Eng.-Lieut. John Robertson, O.B.E, R.N.
BUCHAN, Capt. Robert, M.B.E, R.N.R.
BUCHAN, WilUam, M.B.E, 6. 28 July, 1874 ; s. of
Edward Buchan, of Peterhead ; m. Helen, d. of — McBoyle,
of Banffshire. Educ. : PubUc School, Peterhead. Chief
Barrack Master, H.M. Naval Hutments, Invergordon. War
Work : Supervision of aU bUleting, etc, arrangements for men
employed at H.M. Dockyard, Invergordon. Address : H.M.
Hutments, Invergordon. (M7535)
BUCHANAN, Andrew, M.B.E, J.P. (County of London),
fi. 12 Oct. 1870 ; s. of Andrew Buchanan, of Murrayfield,
Edinburgh ; m. Henrietta Frances, d. of Capt. J. H. Smith,
Indian Army. Educ. : Royal High School and Daniel Stewart's
CoU, Edinburgh. Labour Adviser, Ministry of Food ; FeUow
of Royal Colonial Institute ; Trade Union Founder and Branch
President ; Lecturer on Industrialism, Economics, and Trade
Unionism ; Borough CounciUor of Paddington for 10 years.
War Work : Labour Adviser, Ministry of Food ; Lecturer for
Central Patriotic Committee ; Lecturer for Y.M.C.A. to
MUitary Camps. Address : 84, Hotham Road, Putney,
S.W. 15. (M7536)
BUCHANAN, Archibald Samuel, M.B.E, 6. 25 Dec
1873. Superintendent of PoUce, WUtshire Constabulary.
War Work : In charge of the Amesbury PoUce Division of
Wiltshire (which includes SaUsbury Plain) MiUtary District
Address : Police Station, Amesbury. (M7537)
^f?CHANAN' Lieut.-Col. Arthur Louis HamUton,
BUCHANAN, Comm. Frederic Gray, O.B.E, R.N, fi.
21 Sept. 1887 ; s. of M. R. Gray Buchanan, O.B.E, of Ettrick-
dale, Bute ; m. Hilary Joyce, d. of M. R. Morrow, of HalUax.
Educ. : Summer Fields, near Oxford. War Work : Lieut.-
Commander H.M.S. "Newcastle," 1914-16; H.M.S. " Devon
shire, 1916-19 ^Atlantic Convoy service. Address: Ettrick-
dale, Port Bannatyne, Bute. (O9066)
f J^H£HAH' Lieut.-Col. Henry Meredith, O.B.E, M.B.
. BH-v, ,NA^' Jam£s Courtney, C.B.E, fi. 19 Sept. 1877;
s. of Iheodoie James Buchanan, of Heme, Kent ; to. Frauces
Marjory d. of George Forbes Bassett, M.A. (Oxon.), of Bassett
Mount, Bassett, near Southampton. Educ. : Christ's Hospital,
London (Grecian) ; Univ. of London ; MitcheU Scholarship for
Classics and English Literature. Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's

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Inn ; late Secretary and House Governor of MetropoUtan
Hospital, London ; appointed Secretary of the Cancer Hospital,
London, 14 March, 1920 ; Officer in charge of MiUtary Section
(302 beds) of Metropolitan Hospital, London (1914-19).
Address : The Lodge, 28, Willoughby Road, Hampstead,
London, N.W. 3. (C2482)
BUCHANAN, Capt. James Frederick, M.B.E.
BUCHANAN, Jane, O.B.E, 6. 17 Aug. 1871 ; d. of
Alexander Buchanan, of Mount Prospect, Dungiven,
Londonderry. Lady Superintendent, Post Office Savings Bank.
War Work : Official work greatly augmented by the various
War Loans, etc. ; President of the Savings Bank Branch
of Queen Mary's Needlework Guild. Address : 9, Exchange
Mansions, Golders Green Road, N.W. 4. Club : Forum. (0188)
BUCHANAN, Joseph Andrew WiUiam, C.B.E, 6. 19 AprU,
1865 ; s. of Joseph Buchanan, of Cookstown, Co. Tyrone,
Ireland ; to. Caroline Hannah, d. of Henry Hanning, of Calcutta.
Educ: Privately. Comptroller of Accounts H.M. Office of
Works. Address: 12, Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge WeUs. (C2483)
BUCHANAN, Margaret, Mrs, M.B.E.
BUCHANAN, Lieut.-Col. Michael Rowland Gray, O.B.E.
BUCHANAN, Rhoda Agnes, Mrs, M.B.E.
BUCHANAN, Robert John, O.B.E, 6. 1 March, 1871.
Deputy Chief Constable, WUtshire Constabulary. War Work :
In charge of the WUtshire Constabulary during the absence on
Service of Lieut.-Col. Hoel Llewellyn, D.S.O, Chief Constable
of WUtshire. Address : Central PoUce Station, Devizes. (010070)
BUCHANNAN, Lieut. George Herbert, O.B.E.
BUCK, Edward Horace, M.B.E, 6. 1 Dec. 1852; m.
Tamzon Eliza, d. of George Parker, of Portsmouth. Educ:
City of London School. Outfitter ; formerly Master Tailor,
R.M.L.I, Gosport. War Work : Had charge of National
Registration from Aug. 1915, to April, 1919, which was an
honorary position. Address : 40, High Street, Dartford. (M7538)
BUCK, Edward John, C.B.E. Hon. Sec. of *' Our Day"
in India. (C699)
BUCK, Frank Steele, M.B.E, fi. 20 Feb. 1878 ; s.of William
Richard Buck, of West Ham House, West Ham, Essex ; m.
Margaret Helen Hearne, s. of Thomas Bond, F.R.CS., of
Westminster. Educ. : Merchant Taylors' - School, London.
War Work : Explosives Department, Ministry of Munitions.
Addresses : Bembridge, Avenue Road, St. Albans ; 22, Austin
Friars, London, E.C. ; Stock Exchange, E.C. (M1488)
BUCK, Henry, O.B.E. (051195
BUCK, Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E.
BUCK, Phillip, O.B.E, J.P. Rendered valuable war
services in Tottenham. (011896)
BUCKINGHAM, Sir Henry CecU, Kt., C.B.E.; s. of
Joseph Hicks Buckingham, of Truro, and Lancaster Gate,
and Lucy Webster, d. of Benjamin HaUiweU, of Leeds ; m.
Madeleine, d. of WiUiam Bull, of Hove, Sussex., Educ :
Harrow ; France. Joined the firm of J. H. Buckingham &
Co, Ltd, 1886 ; Governing Director since 1899 ; Chairman,
Commissioners of Taxes, Holborn Division ; Arbitrator, City
of London Court of Arbitration ; Sheriff of Loudon, 1910-11 ;
Master Skinners' Company, 1918-19 ; Member of City of Lon
don Advisory Committee, 1916 : Member MUitary Service Com
mittee, Ministry of National Service ; Chairman, Board of Trade
Section, 1918. Addresses : 15, Hans Place, S.W. 1 ; Seale
Lodge, Farnham ; Ropemaker Street, E.C. Clubs : Junior
Carlton ; Sports ; Ranelagh ; M.CC (C2484)
BUCKINGHAM, James Frank, O.B.E, 6. 1886 ; s. of the
late Sir James Buckingham, of Assam, India. Educ. : Kelly
Coll, Tavistock, Devon. Engineer ; partner in firm of J. F.
Buckingham, Engineer, Spon Street, Coventry. War Work:
Inventor and manufacturer of the Buckingham Incendiary
Bullet used for the destruction of Zeppelins, Kite BaUoons, and
Aeroplanes. The firm manufactured large quantities for the
British Government and AUies, over 26,000,000 being supplied
during the war. Address : Dunstan House, Elmdon. near
Birmingham. (010071)
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, Sir Sidney Carr Hobart-
Hampden-Mercer-Henderson, 7th Earlof,Bt, O.B.E, J.P.,
D.L, Baron Hobart, Lord-in- Waiting, 1895 (assumed by Royal
License in 1903, the additional name of Mercei -Henderson),
6. 14 March, I860; to. Georgiana, d. of Hon. H. Duncan
Mercer-Henderson, d. of 1st Earl of Camperdown (see BURKE'S
Peerage). Educ: Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Addresses:
Hampden House. Great Missenden. Bucks. ; FordeU, Inver-
keithing, Fife. Club : Brooks's. (06953)
BUCKLAND, AUred Virgoe, O.B.E.
BUCKLAND, Isabel Maud, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 1880 ; d. ot
Edwin Peters, of 29, Grimston Gardens, Folkestone ; m. Harry,
s. of John Carey Buckland, of Goldwell, Great Chart, Kent.
Educ. : Cheltenham Ladies' CoU. Commandant V.A.D.
K/48 (since 1912) ; Hon. Sec. Ashford Branch N.C.W. ; Hon.
Sec. E. Kent, for Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society ; Ashford
District Commissioner for Girl Guides. War Work: Com
mandant K/48 and officer-in-charge Ashford V.A.D. Hospitals
and Woodchurch Hospital (Hendon Place), 1914-19; officer-
in-charge Swanton House Pensions' Hospital. Address:
ChUmington House, Great Chart, near Ashford, Kent. Clubs :
New Century; V.A.D. (M7539)
BUCKLAND, Major Lionel, O.B.E, 6. 10 Dec. 1870;
s. of Stephen Vine Buckland, of Geelong, Victoria, Australia,

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Educ : Rugby School ; Melbourne Univ. Qualified Solicitor ;
Journalist. War Work: Lieut.-Commander, Hood Batt.
Royal Naval Division, Sept. 1914, Dardanelles ; transferred
to R.A.S.C. as Major, March, 1916 ; served as Deputy Inspector
Camel Transport Corps, Egypt, Western Front, Palestine, and
Syria, till March, 1919. Address : Bulkeley, Alexandria,
Egypt. Clubs : Union ; Alexandria ; Athenaeum ; Melbourne. (06150)
BUCKLAND, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Philip Peroival, M.B.E.
BUCKLAND, RawUn George Samuel, M.B.E, 6. 6 Sept
1853 ; s. of the Rev. Samuel Buckland, M.A, of Great Torring-
ton, North Devon : to. Lucy Beatrice, d. of Charles Richard
Jones, M.D, of Great Torrington. Educ. : Privately. Super
intendent (retired) Foreign Service, Eastern Extension Austra
lasian and China Telegraph Co. War Work : Commandant
V.A.D. 108 Devon (Hospital of 100 beds): Military Repre
sentative and National Service Representative, Torrington
Borough Tribunal ; Lance-corporal V.T.C ; Pte, Devon Motor
Volunteer Corps ; Special Constable ; Press Censor for Local
Papers. Address : 26 South Street, Torrington. (M7540)
BUCKLE, Lieut.-Col. Cuthbert, C.B.E, 6. 19 March, 1885,
s. of Henry Rogers Buckle, of Gravesena ; to. Edith Marion,
d. of John Kennedy Barlow, of Gravesend. Educ: University
of London ; City and GuUds of London Institute. Assessor
and Surveyor to the Insurance Offices and to Lloyds' Under
writers; Managing Director of Ellis & Buckle, Ltd. War
Work : Lieut.-Col. R.A. ; Anti- Aircraft Defence Comm,
London Air Defences. Adiresses : 9, Walbrook, E.C. : St.
Aubin, Cross Lane, Gravesend. (C1488)
BUCKLE, Ethel Agnes, Mrs., M.B.E.
BUCKLER, Georgina GrenfeU, Mrs., C.B.E. In Enquiry
Depart, for wounded and missing, Red Cross Soe. (C247)
BUCKLETON, AUee Australia Gertrude, O.B.E.
BUCKLEY, Arthur Burton, O.B.E, 6. 15 Aug. 1877;
s. of Arthur Burton Buckley, of Genoa, Italy; m. Sturata
Frances, d. of Franz Weyermann, of Hager Hof, Honnef,
Germany. Educ. : St. Paul's School, and City and Guilds of
London Institute. Egyptian Irrigation Service. War Work :
In Mesopotamia with Sir John Hewett, G.S.C.I, CLE, in
vestigating military expenditure. Clubs : Turf (Cairo) ; Royal
Thames Yacht. (O10072)
BUCKLEY, Major Edward Duncombe Henry, O.B.E,
R.A, fi. 2 Aug. 1860; s. of Alfred Buckley, of New Hall,
Salisbury; to. EUen CeciUa, d. of Col. F. Pridham, O.S.D.
Educ. : Eton and R.M.A. War Work : Serving in Coast
Defence, etc. Address : New HaU, Salisbury. Club :
TraveUers'. (06954.
BUCKLEY, Major Edward John, O.B.E.
BUCKLEY, Lieut.-Col. George Alexander McLean,
C.B.E, D.S.O, F.R.G.S, 6. Oct. 1866 ; s. of the late George
Buckley, of Christ Church, New Zealand ; to. Mabel Gertrude,
d. of Francis Robert Warren. Educ. : Christ's College, New
Zealand ; Cheltenham CoUege. Retired from Army. War
Work : Commanded a battalion in France, 1915-17. Cadet
Battalion at Oxford 1918-19. Address : Bunt's End, Leigh,
Surrey. Clubs : Bath ; Royal Societies' ; Royal Thames
Yacht. (C1489)
BUCKLEY, James William, O.B.E, fi. 26 Jan. 1850 ; s. of
James Buckley, of Quick Edge, Mossley ; to. Ann Maria, d. of
WiUiam Ward, of Manchester. Educ. : Balliol Coll, Oxford.
War Work: Deputy MUitary Representative and National
Service Representative appearing before Manchester Tribunal.
Addresses : Westwood, Altrincham ; Moor Crag, Windermere.
Clubs : Clarendon (Manchester) ; Royal Windermere Yacht. (01 0073)
BUCKLEY, Joan Brunner, M.B.E.
BUCKLEY, Capt. Peter Burton, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
BUCKLEY, Wilfred, C.B.E, 6. 13 June, 1873; s. of
Henry Buckley, of Birmingham ; m Bertha T. d. of Herbert
L. TerreU, of New York, U.S.A. Educ : Giggleswick School.
War Work: Director of MUk Supplies, Ministry of Food, 1917-
20 ; Technical Advisor to Food ControUer ; Member War Agricul
tural Executive Committee, Hampshire ; Committee on the
Production and Distribution of MUk ; Poultry Advisory
Committee. Address : Moundsmere Manor, Basingstoke.
Clubs: Royal Automobile ; Hampshire (Winchester). (C2481)
BUCKLEY, WilUam, C.B.E., J.P, CC ; s. of Joseph
Buckley, of Higher Broughton, Manchester ; m. Kate Lewtas,
d. of John Carter, of Fleetwood, Lancs. Educ. : Privately.
J.P. County Borough of Salford and County of Flint ; Member
Flint County Council, Education, and Insurance Committees ;
Chairman Meadowslea (Flintshire) Tuberculosis Hospital ;
Vice-Chairman Llangwyfan Sanatorium Committee, Denbigh
shire ; Governor and Member of CouncU King Edward Memorial
Association for Prevention of Tuberculosis ; War Work : Chair
man N. Wales Munition Committee (covering five counties) ;
Chairman Leeswood Auxiliary Red Cross Hospital, Mold ;
assisted in recruiting in County of Flint. Address : Hafod,
Mold, N.Wales ; Club : Clarendon ; Manchester. (C448)
BUCKLEY, Dr. Winifred Finnimore, O.B.E, M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P, 6. 18 Oct. 1883 ; d. of Robert Burton Buckley, C.S.I.
Educ. : Kensington High School, Newnham CoU, Cambridge,
and Royal Free Hospital. Physician and Surgeon, Temporary
Assistant Physician and Registrar Roll of Honour Hospital for
Children, Harrow Road ; Demonstrator of Anatomy, London
School of Medicine for Women, 8, Hunter Street, W.C. War
Work: Assistant Surgeon and later Surgeon at the MiUtary
Hospital, EndeU Street, from May, 1915, to Nov. 1919.

Addresses : Roll of Honour Hospital for Children, 688, Harrow
Road ; 44, Clanricarde Gardens, London, W. 2. (011795)
BUCKMAN, James, M.B.E.
BUCKMASTER, Dorothy Mary, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 26 July,
1885 ; d. of WUliam John Dyer, of 1, Sydney Place, Onslow
Square, S.W. 7 ; to. Martin Arnold, s. of John Charles Buck-
master, of Hampton Wick. Educ. : Kensington and Clapham
High Schools and Royal CoUege of Art. War Work : 3 years
as officer in War Trade Intelligence Dept. ; 0 months in Disposal
Board. Address : 17, Coleheme Mansions, West Bolton
Gardens, London, S.W. 5. Club : Halcyon. (M7542)
BUCKMASTER, Harry Cuthbert, O.B.E.
BUCKMASTER, Major Henry Stephen Guy, O.B.E.
BUCKMASTER, William, O.B.E.
BUCKNALL, Nathalie, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 21 July, 1895;
d. of Councillor of State Ivan de Fedenko, of Petrograd ; to.
Lieut.-Comm. George, R.N.V.R, s. of Charles Herbert BucknaU,
of London. Educ : St. Anne's Coll, Petrograd. War Work :
July, 1914, to Sept. 1915, Czarevitch Alexei's Hospital, Petro
grad ; 1915-17, Hospital Trains of T.I.H. Grand Duchess
Tatiana and Grand Duehess Marie, as voluntary sister of the
Kaufman Sisterhood (awarded Gold Medal of St. Anne for
these services) ; 1919 (voluntary), Sister-in-Charge of the
aid-post of British Mil. Mission, Ekaterinodar, S. Russia, while
her husband was Naval Liaison Officer there (May to Aug.).
Address : 3, Kensington Hall Gardens, W. 14. (M7543)
BUCKNALL, Capt. Roger, O.B.E.
BUCKNALL, Capt. WilUam Beverley, O.B.E.
BUCKNELL, Norman Charles, O.B.E. (011958)
BUCKNER, Albert Walter, M.B.E, L.A.M.T.P.I, 6.
13 Jan. 1876 ; s. of Thomas William Buckner, of Stoke Row,
Oxon ; m. EUen Mercy, d. of Edwin Hatton, of Reading.
Educ. : Reading Blue Coat School. Clerk to TUbury Urban
District Council and as such responsible for aU negotiations on
Tilbury Extended Housing Scheme for erection of 1520 work
men's dwelUngs and construction of important reinforced con
crete roads and flood prevention works, whole scheme, costing
upwards of two miUion pounds, having been definitely sanc
tioned and contracts placed. War Work : Executive Food
Officer for Tilbury (including Docks) ; Local Fuel Overseer for
Tilbury ; Hon. Sec. Tilbury War Pensions Committee, Air
Raid Emergency Committee, Local Coal Distribution Com
mittee ; Hon. Auditor, Tilbury Supplementary Aid Fund for
Discharged Soldiers and Sailors ; Clerk to Tilbury War Housing
Committee in carrying out erection of 150 workmen's dwellings
for transport workers during war. Addresses : Clontarf, Dell
Road, Grays ; Council Offices, Tilbury. (M7544)
BUCKNER, Frederick Peroival, M.B.E.
BUCKNER, Lieut. Johnstone Stanley, M.B.E, R.N.
BUCKNILL, Lieut. Thomas Alfred Townsend, O.B.E.
BUDD, Sir Cecil Lindsay, K.B.E, Officer of the Legion
of Honour, 6. 29 Sept. 1865 ; s. of Edward Budd, of Vale
Lodge, Leatherhead ; to. Muriel Edmee, d. of Wilfrid A.
Bevan, of Combe Court. Educ : Winchester CoUege. Chair
man of the London Metal Exchange. War Work : Various
Committees of the Board of Trade, Ministry of Munitions, and
Ministry of Reconstruction ; Departmental ControUer in
Ministry of Munitions. Addresses : The Briars, Reigate ; 37,
St. JamesSs Place, S.W. Clubs : Reform ; Gresham ; M.C.C.
(K203)
BUDD, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Charles, M.B.E, R.A.V.C.
BUDD, Henry George, M.B.E, 6. 28 Aug. 1873; s. of
James Budd, of Croydon, Surrey ; m. PrisciUa Penuel, d. of
F. M. MacDermott, of Henfleld, Sussex. Educ. : High School,
Hungerford. Bank Official. Served in Boer War, 1900, and
awarded the Freedom of the City of London. War Work :
As a member of the London Scottish, appointed Drill Instructor
in Sept. 1914, Paymaster-Sergeant in 1915 ; organised, and
appointed Secretary of the London Scottish War Savings
Association in 1917. (M7545)
BUDDEN, Henry Ebenezer, C.B.E. Organiser of Over
seas AustraUan Comforts Fund during Great War. (C358)
BUDDLE, Surg.-Lieut. Comdr. Roger, O.B.E, R.N, M.B.
BUDGE, Henry, M.B.E, R.N.
BUDGE, John, M.B.E. (Merchant Service), 6. 6 AprU,
1868 ; s. of WiUiam Budge, of Kirkhill, Wick ; to. Georgina,
d. of William Hendry, of Forse, Caithness. Educ. : Landward
School, Wick, Caithness. Superintending Engineer and Ship
Surveyor. War Work : Engaged in Merchant Service during
war, carrying war material to France, and also in Russia (from
Riga to Petrograd) ; took home ship with disabled engines from
Sweden to West Hartlepool (voluntarily). Address : 338,
Easter Road, Leith, Scotland. (M7546)
BUDGE, Lieut. James WUliam, M.B.E.
BUDGEN, Capt. WiUiam Douglas, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BUDGETT, Georgiana Essie, Mrs., O.B.E.
BUELL, Lieut.-Col. William Senkler, C.B.E. Lieut.-Col.
Canadian Forces ; Great War, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1831)
BUFFHAM, Major Lewis WiUiam, O.B.E.
BUGDEN, Sara Amy, M.B.E, 6. 15 June. 1855; d. of
George Bugden, of Berwick St. John, Wilts. Educ. : Privately.
Certified Mistress (Board of Education). War Work : At
the outbreak of war was Hon. Divisional Secretary of the
Hackney and Stoke Newington Red Cross Division, County of
London Branch ; Initiated and organised many Red Cross
activities in that Division — help to needy Service men on
Sick Furlough ; establishment of the first Auxiliary Hospital
in Hackney and organisation of Air Raid ReUef Units. Address :
4, Alcester Crescent, Upper Clapton, E. 5. (M7547)

91

Bugler

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

BUGLER, 2nd Lieut. WUUam Thomas Hansford,
M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
BUHAGIAR, Peter, M.B.E. ___ _
BUIST, Florence May, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 11 Jan. 1875 ; d. of
Rev. J. C Whitley, late Bishop of Chhota Nagpur ; to. Arthur
WiUiam Buist. War Work : Red Cross Depot, Rawalpindi ;
also visiting soldiers in Hospital and supplying them with
comforts. Addresses: c/o Affiance Bank of Simla, Ltd,
Rawalpindi, India; c'o H. S. King & Co, 9, Pall Mall,
London. (M6114)
BUIST, WiUiam Huntley, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 1876; s. of
Thos. P. Buist, of Dundee ; m. Jane, d. of J. Seivwright, of
Cleveland, U.S.A. Educ. : High School and Harris Academy,
Dundee. War Work: 1st Chairman Dundee War Savings
Association ; Building Convener, Scotland, for Y.M.C.A. ;
Member of Dundee Food Control Committee ; Chairman
Advisory Committee Furnishing Trades, etc. Addresses :
15. Albany Terrace, Dundee ; Whitegates, Balmerino, Fife.
Clubs : Scottish Liberal ; Glasgow Liberal. (01159)
BULKLEY, Mildred Emily, M.B.E.
BULL, Annie, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 15 Dec. 1871;
d. of Robert Cartmel Fairrie, of Castlerigg, Cumberland; to.
Lieut.-Col. George Henry, I.M.S, s. of Joshua Bull, M.D. War
Work : Nursing at The Chalet, Hoylake, Cheshire, Sept. 1915,
to Jan. 1916 ; served as Quartermaster Jan. 1916, to Nov.
1919, at the Princess Christian MiUtary Hospital, Englefleld
Green, Surrey. (M8044)
BULL, Edward BAGNALL-, C.B.E.
BULL, Esther, Mrs, M.B.E.
BULL, Lieut.-Col. Frederick JuUus, O.B.E, T.D, Middle
sex Regt, fi. 12 Dec. 1871. War Work: Attached G.H.Q.
Med. Exped. Force, 1915-16 ; attached G.H.Q. British Exped.
Force, 1916-19 ; twice mentioned in despatches. Addresses :
2, Western Lawns, Hove, Sussex. Clubs : Constitutional ;
Fellow Royal Colonial Institute. (02448)
BULL, George, C.B.E. Chairman of the Central Council,
Forage Dept, Civil Supplies, Board of Trade. (C3133)
BULL, George Frederick, O.B.E.
BULL, George Lucien, C.B.E.
BULL, Maude Ellen, M.B.E. ; d. of Henry Graves Bull,
M.D, J.P, of Harley House, Hereford. Associate of Oxford
University Extension Delegacy ; Hon. Local Sec. Oxford
University Extension (Hereford Centre) ; Member of L.E.A.
for Hereford City, and of Training CoUege Sub-Com. of Hereford
County L.E.A. ; Hon. Sub-Librarian Hereford Cathedral
Library ; Hon. Sec Ladies' Com. N.S.P.CC (Hereford and
County Branch). War Work : Hon. Treas. and Sec. Soldiers'
and SaUors' Families Association ; Distributor and Member of
War Pensions Local Committee for Herefordshire. Address :
Harley House, Hereford. (M7548)
BULL, Thomas Tollemache Jackson, O.B.E.
BULL, Paymaster-Comm. WiUrid James, O.B.E, R.N.
BULL, WiUiam, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
BULL, Col. WilUam Henry, O.B.E.. F.R.CS. F.D.
BULLEID, Prof. Charles Henry, O.B.E, M.A.; A.M.I.CE,
M.Inst. Met, fi. 10 Jan. 1883 ; s. of Samuel John Bulleid, of
Hatherleigh, Devonshire ; m. Dorothy, d. of S. NeviUe Cox,
of Derby. Educ. : Exeter School and Trinity CoUege, Cam
bridge. Professor of Engineering, University CoUege, Notting
ham. War Work : Genera] Manager, Nottingham National
SheU Factory ; Chief Engineer, Admiralty Mining School,
Portsmouth. Address : 7, Ebers Road, Nottingham. (O1160)
BULLEN, Daisy May, M.B.E, 6. 9 Aug. 1883 ; d. of
Frederick WiUiam BuIIen, of HoUoway. Educ : Camden
School for Girls. War Work : Sec. Aeronautical Inspection
Department War Savings Association. (M7549)
BULLEN, Frederick John, O.B.E. (011784A
BULLEN, Gertrude, M.B.E, V.A.D.
BULLEN, Major Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BULLEN, Capt. WilUam Henry Chambers, O.B.E.
BULLER, Dame Audrey Charlotte Georgina, D.B.E. ;
R.R.C. War Work : Performed valuable work as Adminis
trator, War Hospitals, Exeter, throughout the War. (D61)
BULLER, Capt. Francis EUiot, O.B.E, M.C, R.E. ; 6.
5 Dec. 1888 ; s. of the Rev. S. R. A. BuUer, M.A, of Weybridge.
Educ: Wellington CoU, and R.M.A. Address: c/o Messrs.
Cox & Co, Bombay. Club : Army and Navy. (O8420)
BULLER, Brig.-Gen. the Hon. Sir Henry YARDE-,
K.B.E, C.B, D.S.O., M.V.O, brother of the late 2nd Baron
Churston, of Lupton, Devonshire ; 6. 2 Nov. 1862 ; to. Adelaide,
d. of the late Col. Meeking, of Richings Park, Bucks. Educ. :
Radley Coll. Entered Rifle Brigade 1881 ; served with
Waziristan Expedition, 1894-95 ; Sudan Expedition 1898 ;
including Battle of Khartum; Crete 1898-99; South African
War 1898-1902, including operations on Tugela Heights, Relief
of Ladysmith and Laing's Nek ; MU. Attache at N. European
Courts, 1906-11; First Assist, to British Mil. Delegate to
Peace Conference at The Hague, 1907 ; Military Attache
at Paris, Madrid, and Lisbon, 1912-15 ; Chief of British
Mission at French Army Headquarters 1914-17 during Great
War ; MUitary Attache Norway and Sweden 1917-18 ; Comm. of
the Ordeis of Leopold of Belgium, Dannebrog of Denmark, St.
Olav of Norway, Epeeof Sweden and Legion of Honour of
France ; retired 1919. Address : Essex Lodge, Windsor. Clubs:
Travellers'; Naval & Military. (K30'>)
BULLER.Lieut.-Col.WalterThomasMore, C.B.E. Capt.
and Brevet Major, R.A.S.C. ; Great War, 1914-19, as Lieut -
Col. (despatches). (Cll°4)
BULLER, Ralph BuUer HUGHES-, CLE, C.B.E,

6. 28 Feb. 1871 ; s. of the late General Sir WiUiam Hughes,
K.C.B, of Dunley, Bovey Tracey ; to. Elizabeth, d. of the
late Very Rev. Norman Macleod, D.D, Dean of the Thistle,
of the Barony Church, Glasgow. Educ. Marlborough; BalUol
Coll, Oxon. Indian CivU Service (retired), joined the Indian
CivU Service in 1892, and held various posts including : Settle
ment Officer ; Political Officer ; Assistant Secretary to the
Government of India, Foreign Dept. ; Special Duty, Delhi
Durbar : General and Judicial Secretary to Government of
Eastern Bengal and Assam ; Inspector-General of PoUce,
Eastern Bengal and Assam and Bengal. War Work : Inspector-
Geueral of PoUce, Bengal, India, 1914-16 ; Ministry of Muni
tions, 1916 ; Special duty New Scotland Yard, 1916-17 ;
Director of National Service, South Western Region, 1917-18.
Address: Woodhayes, Whimple, Devon. Club: Brooks's. ,
(C2487)
BULLER, Hon. Lilah Constance Cavendish, Lady
MANNINGHAM-, O.B.E, 6. 20 March, 1884, only surviving
d. of 3rd Baron Chesham (see BURKE'S Peerage), m.Sir Merwyn
Edward, 3rd Bt, s. of the late Maj.-Gen. Edward Manningham
Manningham-Buller and Lady Anne Coke, 2nd d. of the 2nd
Earl of Leicester. War Work : Northamptonshire Red Cross
Hospital Supply Depot. Address : BrownhiU, Spratton, North
ampton. (010078)
BULLD7ANT, Lieut. Hugh Edward, M.B.E, R.F.A.
BULLOCH, Marion Maria, O.B.E, ; d. of the late Geo.
Bulloch, of Kinloch, Dunkeld, Perthshire. War Work : County
Director, Perthshire V.A.D. Address : Kinloch, Dunkeld.
Club : Ladies' Army and Navy. (01162)
BULLOCK, Amy Isabel, Lady, O.B.E. ; d. of James
Thomson, D.L, of Middlesex ; to. Sir George Mackworth
BuUock, s. of Thomas Henry BuUock, Deputy Commissioner
of Berar ; one d., Evelyn. War Work : With Soldiers' and
SaUors' FamUies Association in England for six months;
Bermuda, three years' work for Red Cross ; a year and a half
at Belgravia "Splint" Depot, London. Address: 3, Carlton
HU1, N.W. 8. Club : Empress. (0984)
BULLOCK, Lieut.-Comm. Charles Arthur, O.B.E,
R.N.R, R.D.
BULLOCK, Capt. Christopher LleweUyn, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BULLOCK, Lieut. Frank Henry WiUiam, M.B.E,
A.M.I.M.E, R.A.S.C, 6. 1885 ; s. of Capt. W. BuUock, of
South Famboro', Hants. Edue. : Privately. War Work :
Served with army from 12 Nov. 1914, to end of War ; in France
1915-17 ; in Palestine 1917-18 ; took part in raids on Es Salt
and Amam ; also in last advance to Damascus. Address :
30, York Road, South Famboro', Hants. (M3169)
BULLOCK, Capt. Harold Malcolm, M.B.E.
BULLOCK, Lieut. Herbert Charles Stuart, M.B.E, R.A.F.
BULLOCK, Lieut. Herbert Poe Story, O.B.E, LA.
BULLOCK, James Arthur Edward, M.B.E, 6. 2 Nov.
1871 ; d. of the Rev. Walter TreveJyan BuUock, of Faulkbourn
HaU, Essex (see BURKE'S Landed Gentry) ; m. Helen, d. of
John WUks of Stanbridgeford, Bedfordshire. Educ. : Rotting-
dean and Reading. Chief Clerk, Colonial Secretary's Oflice,
Hongkong. War Work : Served in Hongkong Defence Force.
Address : Colonial Secretary's Office, Hongkong. Ctefi :
Hongkong: Thatched House. (M6420)
BULLOCK, Lieut. John Walter, M.B.E, R.E.
BULLOCK, John WilUam, M.B.E, 6. 17 May, 1865;
s. of Thomas BuUock, J.P, of KUUynick House, Belturbet,
Ireland ; to. Emma, d. of Henry Mitchell, of Westminster.
Educ. : Farra School, Westmeath, Ireland. CivU Servant,
Exchequer and Audit Department. War Work : Secretariat
Dish Convention ; Assisted on pubUc audit of War Accounts.
Address : Emo, York Road, Cheam, Surrey. Club : White-
friars. (M3547)
BULLOCK, Margaret Annie, M.B.E.
BULLOCK, Ralph, C.B.E, b. 1 June, 1868 ; t. of Wm.
Hy. Bullock, of South Tottenham. Educ : Privately.
Eastern Produce Merchant. War Work : Comm. of N.
Division Special Constabulary, 1915-20. Address : 172,
High Road, South Tottenham, N. 15. Club : Royal Automo
bUe. (C2488)
BULLOUGH, Frank, M.B.E.
BULLWINKLE, Leonard Albert, O.B.E.
BULMAN, Major George Purvis, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BULMAN, Capt. John James, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
BULMAN, Mary Helen, Mrs, M.B.E, ft. 1849 ; d. of
Dr. Wm. Roderick, of Oswestrv, Salop ; to. the late Andiew,
s. of Andrew Bulman, of Kelso. Educ. : Cheltenham. War
Work : Member of Roxburghshire War Pensions Committee ;
Member of Committee Sailors' and Solaiers' FamUies Associa
tion ; Member of Committee, Roxburghshire Sewing GuUd.
Address : Pringle Bank, Kelso, Scotland. (M7551)
BULMER, Francis Bertram, M.B.E.
BULMER, S.S.M. Newlove, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
BULPITT, Walter Henry, O.B.E.
BULTEEL, Cecil Edward, O.B.E. (011729)
BULTEEL, Lieut. Walter Beresford, M.B.E.
BUMPUS, Alf ed Adolphus, M.B.E, J.P. Leicestershire,
fi. 13 Aug. 1851 ; s. of Thomas Bumpus, of Stratford-on-Avon ;
m. Clara E, d. of Edward Stevenson, of Loughborough. War
Work : Chairman of Tribunal, etc. Address : Heatbfield,
London Road, Leicester (JI188)
BUMSTEAD, Richard Edward, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 1883;
; s. of WUUam Edward Bumstead, of Ashford, Kent ; m. Katn
Maytum, d. of WUUam Frederick Cackett, of Canterbury,
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BIOGRAPHIES.

Burgess

Kent. Educ. : National School, Ashford, Kent. RaUway
Engine Driver. War Work : Appeal Tribunal, Kent ; Soldiers'
War Pensions Committee . Food Control Committee ; War
Savings Committee ; Prince of Wales' Fund. Address : 264,
New Town, Ashford, Kent. (M189)
BUNBURY, Comm. Charles Thomas Alexander, O.B.E,
R N BUNBURY, Hon. Thomas Leopold McCLINTOCK-,
M.B.E. BUNCE, Thomas Lockwood, M.B.E, M.I.Mech.E. 6,
6 March, 1881 ; s. of John Edwardes Bunce, of Halifax ; m.
Isabel Mary, d. of WiUiam Colley, of Liverpool. Educ. : Halifax
Higher Grade School Technical CoUege ; West Ham College ;
Liverpool University. War Work : Introduction of female
labour in Machine Tool Factories ; equipment of shell, projectile
and gun factories ; Admiralty and shipyard extensions ;
Ministry of Munitions, London, 1915-20. Address : 33,
Princes Avenue, Liverpool. (M680)
BUNCE, Lieut. William Leslie, O.B.E.
BUNCH, WiUiam Henry, M.B.E.
BUND, John William WILLIS-, C.B.E, D.L, J.P., fi.
8 Aug. 1843 s. of John Walpole WUlis, of Wick Episcopi,
Worcester ; m. 1st, Harrietta Penelope, d. of Richard Temple,
The Nash, Kempsey ; 2nd, Mary Elizabeth, d. of Col. R.
Thackeray, C.B, R.E. Educ. : Eton, Calus College, Cambridge.
Chairman of Quarter Sessions, Worcestershire and Cardigan
shire ; Chairman, Worcestershire County CouncU Standing
Joint Committee ; Education Committee, Worcestershire ;
Licensing Committee, Worcestershire and Cardiganshire ;
Chairman, Severn Fishing Board. War Work : Chairman,
County Appeal Tribunal, Worcestershire ; Chairman, Naval
and MiUtary War Pensions Committee and County War Relief
Committee. Address : Wick Episcopi, Worcester. Clubs :
Oxford and Cambridge ; Constitutional. (C334)
BUNDOCK, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Charles, M.B.E.
BUNDOCK, Capt. Charles Slade, O.B.E.
BUNNEY, Michael, M.B.E, F.R.I.B.A, 6. 3 Feb. 1873 ;
s. of John Wharlton Bunney, of Venice ; m. Edith Adelaide,
d. of John Hewetson, of Ravenstonedale. Educ. : Fettes
Coll, Edinburgh. Deputy Chief Architect, Ministry of Health.
War Work : Assistant Director, Trench Warfare Supply
Department, Ministry of Munitions, 1916-18 ; Resident Engi
neer, Administrator of Works and Buildings Department, Air
Ministry. Addresses : Windhill, Meadway, N.W. 4 ; 33,
Henrietta Street, Covent Garden. (M1495)
BUNNING, George Harold STUART-, O.B.E, J.P, 6.
25 Dec. 1870 ; s. of Edward Bnnnlng, of Cosby, Leicester ;
to. Emily Agnes, d. of Ralph George Lucas, of Malton, Yorks.
Vice-Chairman, National CivU Service Whitby Council ;
Secretary, Sub-Postmasters' Federation ; Biitish Representa
tive International Labour Bureau (League of Nations).
Addresses : Parliament Mansions, Victoria St, S.W. 1 ; Port
land Lodge, Streatham, S.W. (O60)
BUNKER, NeUie, M.B.E,
BUNT, Richard Charles, M.B.E, R.N.
BUNTING, Lieut. Sheldon Arthur Stewart, M.B.E.
BUNTON, Samuel, M.B.E, J.P.
BURALL, Henry Charles, M.B.E.. 6. 1854 ; s. of Thomas
BuraU, of Devoran, Cornwall to. 1st, Louie, d. of Edward
Dariow, of Ramsey, Hunts ; 2nd, Maud, d. of Joseph
Reynolds, of Wimblington, Cambs. CounciUor to the
Borough of Wisbech ; Hon. Sec. Wisbech Monumental Memorial
Committee ; Member ot the National Savings Assembly.
War Work: Hon. Sec. Wisbech Local Savings Committee
from 1916. Address : Pengreep, Wisbech, Cambs. (M7553)
BURBIDGE, Sir Richard Woodman, Bart., C.B.E,
fi. 7 Dec. 1872 s. of the late Sir Richard Burbidge, IstBart, of
Littleton Park, Shepperton ; m. Catherine Jemima, d. of
H. J. Grant, of Sodbury House, Clacton. Educ : Privately.
Managing Director Harrods (London), Ltd. ; Managing Director
Harrods (Buenos Aires), Ltd. ; Chairman, Dickins & Jones ;
Director, Swan & Edgars ; Managing Director, South American
Stores (Gath & Chaves), Ltd. ; Hon. Treas. Tariff Commis
sion. War Work : Member of Stores Purchases Advisory
Committee ; Member of Ministry of Munitions Staff, Investi
gation Committee. Addresses : 51, Hans Mansions, Chelsea,
S.W. 3 ; Cisswood Cottage, Mannings Heath, Horsham. Clubs :
Devonshire; Aldwych ; R.A.C (C937)
BURCH, Major Frederick, O.B.E.
BURCH, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Edward Scarth, C.B.E,
6. 1863 ; s. John Burch Burcb, of Sheffield ; to. Florence, d.
of J. Hebblethwaite, of Richmond, Surrey. Educ. : Privately
and at Poulton House, Hampton-on-Thames. War Work :
Officer-in-Charge of Records, Royal Flying Corps, from 3 June,
1912, to 25 Feb. 1918 ; Staff Officer, Class I, Air Ministry,
25 Feb. 1918, to 1 Nov. 1918 ; Inspector of Q.M.G. Services,
Midland Area, R.A.F, from 1 Nov. 1918, to 1 July, 1919.
Address : 41, Emperor's Gate, South Kensington, London,
S.W. 7. (C2344;
BURCHALL, Major Peroival Russell, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BURCHARDT, Christiana Mary, O.B.E, 6. 26 Jan. 1856 )
d. of Otto Burchardt, of Liverpool. War Work : County
Secretary for Oxfordshire Branch of British Red Cross Society.
Address : 160, Banbury Road, Oxford. Club : Empress. (03642)
BURCHATT, Ernest Edward, M.B.E.
BURCHELL, Capt. James MelviU, O.B.E.
BURCHER, Frederick Edward, M.B.E.
BURDEKIN,ex-2nd Lieut. Cyril Blake, M.B.E, fi. 14 Oct.
1887 ; s . of Edward Blake Burdekin, of Nelson, New Zealand ;

m. Ada Constance Dorothy, d. of John Hamblet Gill, of 21,
Woburn Square, London, W.C 1. Educ. : Wellington Coll,
New Zealand. War Work : Assistant to Asst.-Adjutant
General, New Zealand Expeditionary Force. Addresses : 2i ,
Woburn Square, London, W.C. 1 ; N.Z. High Commissioner's
Office, Strand, W.C, (M6743)
BURDEKIN, Lizzie, Mrs., M.B.E.
BURDEN, Capt. Albert Edmund Charles, O.B.E, fi.
5 Dec 1877. On staff London County Council, 1895-1908 ;
Chief Accountant United Motor Cab Co, Ltd, and General
Motor Cab Co, Ltd, 1908-12. War Work : Stores manager,
British Red Cross and Order of St. John, Malta, Egypt, and
Near East Commission, April, 1915, to April, 1920. Club :
Tm'f (Cairo). (010081)
BURDEN, Walter Patrick, M.B.E, R.N.
BURDER, Walter Chapman, M.B.E, Assoc. M.I.C.E, J.P,
6. 7 Feb. 1848 ; s. of Rev. Alfred Burder, of Oakley, Essex ;
m. Elizabeth J, d. of Rev. F. Gifford Nash, of Clavering.
Educ : Bishops Stortford and King's Coll, London. Mechani
cal Engineer, Director of Messenger & Co, Ltd, Loughborough.
War Work : Commandant, British Red Cross, Leicester, 24 ;
Chairman, Loughborough and District Hospital. Address :
Field House, Loughborough. (M1497)
BURDETT, Henry Stanton, M.B.E, R.A.F.
BURDITT, George Frederick, C.P.B.
BURDON, Major Edward Griffiths George, O.B.E.
BURDON, Col. Rowland, C.B.E, M.P. ; 6. 1857; s. of
the late Rev. John Burdon, of Castle Eden, Durham ; m. 1887,
Mary, d. of the late Wyndham Slade, of Montys Court, Taunton.
Lieut.-Col. Durham L.I. (V.D.), and a J.P. and D.L. for Durham
(Sheriff, 1907) ; unsuccessfully contested S.E. Div. of Durham,
1910 ; has sat as M.P. for Sedgefield Div. (Co.U.) thereof since
Dec. 1918. Address : Castle Eden, Durham. (C1490)
BURDON, Lieut. Walter Boyd Chandlers, O.B.E, R.F.A.
BURGE, Capt. Cyril Gordon, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BURGES, Capt. (Pasha and Major-Gen. in Egypt), Frank,
O.B.E. ; s. of Rev. Frank Bui'ges, B.D, of Winterbourne
Rectory, Gloucestershire ; to. Marion Anderson, d. of John
Cochran. Educ. : Winchester, Magdalen Coll, Oxford, and
R. M. 0. Sandhurst. Joined Gloucestershire Regt. 21 Sept.
1889 ; seconded Egyptian Army, Jan. 1898, and served in Nile
Campaign ; present at Battle of Omdurman, 2 Sept. 1898
(mentioned in despatches, British Medal, and Sudan Medal and
clasp) ; Commanded Friendly Arabs, Kordofan Field Force,
1899 (mentioned in despatches, clasp to medal) ; joined Sudan
Civil Administration, March, 1899, at Suakin ; commanded
Force capturing Osward Dijna (4th Class Order Medjidieh) ;
transferred to Berber Province, 1901 to 1908 ; joined the Legal
Dept. 1909 ; Police Magistrate, Khartum, in charge of Criminal
Courts, Khartum Prov. (4th Class Osmanieh) ; made a Pasha,
1917 (2nd Class Order of the Nile). Retired Sept. 1919. War
Work : Served on the Canal Zone, 1915, as Assist. Provost
Marshal, Canal Defences. Address : Famcombe House,
Broadway, Glos. Clubs : Army and Navy ; M.C.O. (09983)
BURGES, Frederick Augustus l'Estrange, M.B.E,
M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 1870 ; s. of the late Rev.
R. B. Burges, of St. Paul's Vicarage, Birmingham ; to. Mary
Annie, d. of Rev. A. L. Wilkinson, of Bromsgrove. Educ. :
King Edward's High School, Birmingham. Medical Officer to
the Post Office, Birmingham ; Public Vaccinator, Birmingham
District. War Work : Hon. Sec. Birmingham Medical War
Committee. Address : 62, Hockley HiU, Birmingham. Club :
Garrick (Birmingham). (M7557)
BURGES, Col. WiUiam Edward Parry, O.B.E, D.L.
M.A. LL.M, 6. 25 Dec. 1856 ; s. of Edward Burges, of The
Ridge, Chipping Sodbury, Glos. ; to. EUen, d. of William Parry,
of Eaton Bishop. Educ : CUfton College, Eton ; King's
College, London ; Trinity College, Cambridge. War Work :
Chief Recruiting Officer, Bristol ; subsequently Commanded
12 (S) Bn. Glostershire Regt. ; Commandant Young Officers'
School, Pembroke ; Chief MUitary Representative and Appeal
Representative, Bristol. Address : The Ridge, Chipping
Sodburv. Club : Junior United Service. (01163)
BURGESS, Ann, Mrs, M.B.E.
BURGESS, Arthur Edward, M.B.E, 6. 8 July, 1873 ; s. of
Frederick Burgess, of St. Osyth, Essex ; m. Ethel Mary, d. of
James Glasscock, of Ilford, Essex. Superintendent of Horti
cultural Instruction, Surrey County Council ; held similar
positions in Essex and Hertfordshire. War Work : Organising
Secretarj of the Surrey Horticultural Sub-Committee. This
Committee was responsible for a great increase in the number of
aUotment plots, and rendered assistance to small cultivators
generally, thus increasing the home supply of food during the
critical days of the war. Address : Wolferton, Burton Road,
Kingston-on-Thames ; County Education Office, Kingston-on-
Thames. (M7558)
BURGESS, Arthur WilUam, M.B.E.
BURGESS, Charles Hayward, M.B.E.
BURGESS, Lieut.-Col. Charles Roscoe, C.B.E, D.S.O.
Lieut.-Col. S. African Forces ; Great War, 1914-19. (C1880)
BURGESS, Elspeth.Mrs., M.B.E. ; d.oi Thomas Robinson,
Esq, of Leek ; to. Arthur Henry Burgess, Surgeon, of Man
chester. War Work : Organised the 1st Red Cross Hospital in
Manchester, and had charge of it for the duration of the War ;
sat on many committees, and helped generally. Address :
Milberton Lodge, Victoria Park, Manchester. (M193)
BURGESS, Frederick James, O.B.E.
BURGESS, Paymaster-Sub-Lieut. Herbert Smith, O.B .E ,
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BURGESS, Major John Frederick, O.B.E, Can.A.M.C
BURGESS, Kenneth Paul, O.B.E, A.I.N.A, fi. 11 July,
1879 ; s. of Joseph Burgess, of Oxford ; to. Helena Mary, d.
of Edward S. Lambert, of Red Hill. Assistant-Director of
Technical Services, Ministry of Shipping. War Work : Arrange
ment and supervision of the fitting of ships as transports, for
the conveyance of troops ; Hospital ships, and Naval Auxili
aries. Address : " Kennelle," Edgar Road, Sanderstead. (0193)
BURGESS, Lieut. Robert Ashfield, M.B.E, R.H.A.
BURGESS, WiUiam Frederick Richardson, O.B.E.
M.D. (Lond.), fi. 31 July, 1849 ; s. of the late Frederick Josiah
Burgess. Educ. : Privately and Guy's Hospital. Now
retired from practice. War Work : Civil Medical Officer,
Preston Barracks, Brighton ; Civil Medical Officer, Grove
Hospital, Tooting, S.W. Address : 23, High Road, Streatham,
S.W. 16. Club. : Junior Constitutional. (011796)
BURGOYNE, Lieut. Clarence, M.B.E.
BURGOYNE, Capt. Sydney Thomas, M.V.O, O.B.E.
BURKE, Capt. Allan Frederick, M.B.E.
BURKE, Lieut.-Col. Bernard Bruce, C.B.E, D.S.O,
R.A.M.C, 6. 7 Jan. 1876 ; s. of James Marlow Burke, of
Westend, MaUow, Deland ; m. Anna, d. of late Sir Adam Scott
Reid, K.C.B, of New Kelso, Strathcarron. Educ. : High School,
Dublin and Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland. War Work :
France, 3rd Division, 34th Division, 30th Division, 11th Divi
sion, 1914-19. Address : c/o Holt & Co, 3, WhitehaU Place,
S.W. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (C1230)
BURKE, Major Denis Joseph Gerard, O.B.E, D.C.L.I.
BURKE, Capt. Edmund Albert, O.B.E.
BURKE, Paymaster-Lieut. Fred, O.B.E, R.N.R.
BURKE, Hubert Francis Daubeny, O.B.E.
BURKE, Lieut.-Col. Hugh St. George Melville Addison,
M.B.E, 6. 15 June, 1884 ; s. of Charles Carrington Burke.
Educ : Harrow. War Work : CaterpUlar Tractors. Address :
Red House, Levington, Ipswich. Club : R. A. C. (M5125)
BURKE, May, Mrs., O.B.E.
BURKE, Vincent Patrick, M.B.E.i M.A, B.Sc, LL.D,
fi. 3 Aug. 1878 ; s. of Patrick Burke, of St. Jacques, N.F. ;
to. Margaret Elizabeth, d. of Capt. Wm. Mulcahy, of St. John's,
N.F. Educ. : St. Bonaventure's Coll, St. John's, and after
wards Columbia Univ., New York. Principal High School,
Torbay, on leaving college ; Superintendent Education,
CathoUc Schools, 1899-1920 ; Deputy Minister of Education,
N.F, 1920 ; President CouncU of Higher Education, 1918,
(re-elected 1919). War Work : Hon. Sec. Patriotic Association
of Newfoundland, 1914 to present date ; Member of following
Committees during the war : Finance Committee, Recruiting
Committee, Officer's Selection Committee, Forestry Com
panies Committee, Trustee Patriotic Fund and Hon. Sec.
Standing Committee on MUitary Organisation, which com
mittee acted in lieu of MUitia Department until Aug. 1917, and
under its direction the Royal N.F. Regiment was recruited,
enlisted, and despatched on active service. Address: Allan-
dale Road, St. John's, Newfoundland. Clubs : City ; Bally-
hally Golf ; County. (M124°)
BURKITT, Francis Holy, O.B.E.
BURLACE, Capt. Leslie Binmore, O.B.E, B Sc
A.M.Inst.CE, 6. 5 June, 1891 ; s. of J. B. Burlace of Ealing
Educ. : St. Paul's School, and Univ. CoU, London Civii
Engineer. War Work : In ranks 1st Batt. " U.P S " (Royal
FusUiers), Sept. 1914 ; commissioned R.A.S.C Dec 1914 •
served in France, Dec. 1914 to March, 1919. Address ¦ 38'
Corfton Road, EaUng, W. 5. Club : New Oxford and Cam
bridge. rO50S81
BURLAND, Lieut. Leonard, O.B.E. i".woo;
BURLEIGH, Cecil Charles, O.B.E. Address • Haves
Cottage, Hayes Road, Bromlev, Kent. .01 (10831
BURLEIGH, John Laurence, M.B E w '
BURLEY, Alison, M.B.E.
BURLING, George Alfred, M.B.E.
BURLS, Herbert Thomas, M.B.E, F.G.S, M. Inst Ina
Civiles de France, fi. 1860 ; s. of Edward WiUiam Educ •
Continent ; Royal School of Mines. Consulting Engineer to
several Petroleum Companies. War Work : Geologist Petro
leum Production Department Ministry of Munitions. Address ¦
24, Gloucester Street, Warwick Square. Club : St. Stephen's.
MSU?IiT?E' Capt Launcelot Henry Beaumont, CB.E.
BURMAN, Thomas, M.B.E.
_ ^BURMESTER, Major Zante Gower, O.B.E, 31st Lancers
' 1F,SS' J?aj'or Alexander Henderson, O.B.E , I ^O11780)
BURN, Col. Charles Rosdew, OB B
BURN, Capt. Eric Francis, O B E
BURN, Ethel Louise, Hon. Mrs. Rosdew, O.B.E, Ladv
f G??™|i 3o^°- of Jerusalem ; d. of The Lord Leith of Fyrie
Km O^B F PmT"\ ;fACo1' Ch^'ps Rosdew, A.D.C tothe
^nB'O.B.E.^M.P, s. of Gen. Robert Burn, R A of Jessflplrl
War Work: Went to France, Sept. 1914 with Re Cross Units
for special work ; gave up own house, StoocUey Knowle
Torquay as a First Line Hospital for Officers 'Matron and
Commandant Hospital Oct. 1914, to July, 1918 -went to
France as Commandant of Church Armv Tr„ti £*\\,Z J(i «
Infantry School. Addresses -10, HiTstreet Berkeley Soua'r?
WmiRNa £-anr' Sur^ SW ' ladies' Empire (Si

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to. Emily Harriet, d. of Richard Smith. Actuary of Prudential
Association Co. ; Director of British Italian Corporation ;
Member of Central War Saving Committee. War Work :
War Savings Movement from time of Montagu Committee ;
Statistical work in connection with German casualties ; Member
of Royal Commission on Decimal Coinage. Address : Rydal
Mount, Potters Bar, Middlesex. (K355)
BURN, Muriel LyeU, M.B.E, 6. 12 Nov. 1892; d. of
Robert George Laing Burn, of Edinburgh. War Work:
Assistant Historian to the Official Historian of the Quarter
master-General's Department, and Services with the British
Armies in France and Flanders. Address : 48, Waterlow Road,
Highgate, N. 19. (M7560)
BURN, Capt. Reginald WilUam, O.B.E R.A.S.C.
BURN, Major Robert Nathaniel, O.B.E, B.E.
BURN, Lieut.-Col. WilUam George, O.B.E, V.D, B.Sc,
late R.E, 6. 1879 ; s. of WilUam Bum, of Glasgow ; to. Norah
Gertrude, d. of W. H. BeU, of York. Educ : Hutcheson's
School and Glasgow Univ. Engineer ; East Indian RaUway.
War Work : Capt. Indian Army Reserve and Adjutant East
Indian RaUway Volunteer Rifles, June, 1915, to Aug. 1916 ;
Mesopotamia, Aug. 1916, to AprU, 1920 ; Lieut.-Col. R.E. ;
Assistant Director Inland Water Transport ; twice mentioned
in despatches. Addresses : 9, Spring Gardens, Kelvinside,
Glasgow ; East Indian RaUway, Clive Street, Calcutta. (06589)
BURNAND, Lieut.-Col. Montague Berthon, O.B.E.
BURNAND, Major Richard Frank, 0 BE.
BURNE, Major Lindsay EUiott Lumley.CB.E, LA. (C245fi)
BURNE, Louisa Joan, Mrs., M.B.E, d. of the late Rev.
J. B. Burne, of Wasing Rectory, Berks ; to. Richard, s. of the
late Richard Higgins, of Leybourne Wood, Kent. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Commandant, Dressing Station,
Olympia, Aug, 1914, to Dec. 1914 ; Commandant, V.A.D.
Hostels, 3rd London Gen. Hosp, Wandsworth, Aug. 1915, to
Aug. 1916 ; Commandant, Kensington Hostel, Sept. 1916 ;
Commandant, Central V.A.D. Hostel, May, 1917 to June, 1919.
Address : 21, Stanley Crescent, W. 11. Clubs : Lyceum ;
V.A.D. Ladies'. (M1499)
BURNE, Lieut.-Col. Newdigate Addington Knightley,
O.B.E. BURNE, Lieut.-Col. (Hon. Brig.-Gen.) Rainald Owen,
C.B.E, 6. 3 Jan. 1871 ; s. of Newdigate Burne, Barrister-at-Law,
Albury, Surrey, and Hon. Mrs. Burne, d. of 2nd Viscount
Sidmouth ; to. Sybil Mary, d. of David H. Owen, late Senior
Registrar, H.M. Court of Probate, Somerset House. Educ :
Bedford Grammar School and abroad. Assistant- Director of
Supplies and Transport, Headquarters, Northern Command.
War Work: D. A. Q.M.G, 3rd Cavalry Division, France and
Belgium ; A.A. and Q.M.G, 23rd Division, France and
Belgium ; Commandant (Temp. Brig.-Gen.), Mechanical Trans-
portRecepton and Training Area; R.A.S.C, Lee, Kent. Club :
United Service. (C1492)
BURNET, Sarah EUzabeth, O.B.E, 6. 4 Jan. 1886 ; e. d.
of John E. H. Burnet, of Bradford. Entered the Labour
Exchange Department of the Board of Trade in 1910 ;
Assistant Divisional Officer for the London Division ; and
Secretary of the London Advisory Committee on JuvenUe
Employment from 1912 to 1915. Since 1915, in Employment
Dept, Ministry of Labour, concerned with the arrangements
for recruiting women for the Women's War Services and with
the activities of the Women's Section of the Employment
Dept. generaUy. Addresses : Queen Anne's Chambers, West
minster ; 5, St. Andrew's Road, Golders Green, N.W. 4.
(01164)
BURNET, WilUam Hodgson, M.B.E, L.R.l.B.A, fi.
11 March, 1873 ; s. of the late John Burnet, Advocate, of
Edinburgh ; to. Janet Agnes, d. of Alexander Taylor Machattie,
of London, Ont. Educ : St. Paul's School, and St. Andrew's
and Oxford Univs. Civil Servant. Assistant Architect in His
Majesty's Office of Works. War Work : Acted as Architect
in charge of f he London Anti- Aircraft Defences ; sergeant in
the F Division, Special Constabulary (Long Service Medal).
Address : 2, Sahsbury Tower, Windsor Castle. Club : Savage.
(M1500)
BURNETT, Alexander, M.B.E, 6. 13 AprU, 1883 ; s. of
Alexander Burnett, of Stenhousemuir, Stirlingshire ; to. Ethel
Maud Norman, d. of Alfred Pearson, of Newcastle. Educ. :
Larbert and also Glasgow Training CoUege. School Teacher of
Handwork. War Work : Invented Trench Periscope, which
was tested and accepted by War Office, Woolwich Arsenal, etc. ;
taught pupUs to make same ; made and sent over 6000 to troops
on all Fronts free of cost — all material collected ; also designed
artificial limbs and supplied same to hospitals ; sent several
other inventions to War Office and Admiralty for development,
Services were given without reward from the beginning to the
end of War. (M7561)
BURNETT, Major Alexander Edwin, O.B.E.
BURNETT, Dame Annie Maud, D.B.E, J.P.; d. of Jacob
Burnett, J.P, of Tynemouth. Educ: Tynemouth, and Vevey,
Switzerland. Town CouncUlor of Tynemouth. Address : 10,
Priors Terrace, Tynemouth. (D10)
BURNETT, Lieut.-Col. Charles Stuart, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 1882 ; s. of John Alexander Burnett (see BURKE'S Peerage,
SempiU, B.) ; to. 1914, Sybil BeU. T. Lieut.-Col. R.A.F.;
S. Africa, 1900-1, with Derbyshire Imperial Yeo. (medal with
three clasps); N. Nigeria, 1904-5 (despatches, medal with three
clasps) ; Great War, 1914-18 (despatches, 3rd class Order of
the Nile). (C1889)

BIOGRAPHIES.

Burrows

BURNETT, Sir (Edward) Napier, K.B.E, J.P, M.D.
(Glas.), F.R.CS, F.R.CP. (Edin.). Knight of Grace of the
Order of St. John of Jerusalem. 6. 12 July, 1872 ; y. s. of
James Burnett, of Fraserburgh; in. 1903. Educ: Glasgow
Univ. ; Edinburgh ; Dublin. Consulting Surgeon. Chair
man Economical Committee, Army Medical Dept, War Office ;
Assistant-Surgeon, Hospital for Women, Newcastle. Address :
4, Windsor Crescent, Newcastle. Clubs : British Empire ;
Liberal, Newcastle. (K204).
BURNETT, Ernest Joseph, M.B.E, M.B, CM,
M.R.C.P. (Edin.), 6. 21 Feb. 1865 ; .. of Wm. Bridgeford Tather
Burnett, Cambuslang, Scotland ; to. Emily Maud Margaret
i. of John Brownless, of Whorlton Grange, Barnard Castle.
Educ. : Private School, East Wemyss, Scotland. Consultant,
Saltburn Brine Baths ; Medical Officer, Post Office, N.E. Ry,
Saltburn, War Pensions Hostel, Saltburn, and Northern
Convalescent Home, Saltburn ; Ex-President, North of
England Branch, B.M.A. War Work : Commandant and
Medical Officer, Saltburn Auxiliary Hospital, and part-time
Saltburn AuxUiary Hospital ; Member of original Committee,
N. Riding B. Red Cross Society. Received Board of Trade
Long Service Medal as Captain of the Local Life Saving Rocket
Brigade. Address : The Red House, Saltburn, Yorkshire. (M7562)
BURNETT, Ethel, O.B.E d. of Sir T. Burnett, Bart, of
Leys, of Crathes Castle, Crathes, Kincardineshire, N.B,
(see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Privately. President, Kincar
dineshire Branch, British Red Cross Society. War Work :
Acting-President of Kincardineshire Branch, B.R.C.S. from
1915 to 1918 ; afterwards President , engaged in hospital
work. Address : Crathes Castle, Crathes, N.B. Club : Ladies'
Army and Navy. (0197)
BURNETT, Ethel Mary, C.B.E, d. of — Burnett. Re-
dered services during Great War to New Zealand War Con
tingent Assoc, in London. (C1991)
BURNETT, James, O.B.E.
BURNETT, James Taylor, M.B.E.
BURNETT, Lieut.-Col. John Chaplyn, D.S.O, O.B.E.,
fi. 1863 ; s. of the late Charles Mountford Burnett. M.D.
Entered R.A. 1884 ; became Capt. 1893 ; Major, 1902 ;
retired 1909 ; now T. Lieut.-Col. ; served in S. Africa, 1900-2
(despatches) ; Great War, 1914-18. (06963)
BURNETT, Lieut.-Col. Leslie Trew, O.B.E.
BURNETT, Mary, M.B.E.
BURNETT, Dame Maud, O.B.E.
BURNETT, Lieut. Thomas LesUe Forbes, M.B.E,
R.A.F. BURNEY, Brig.-Gen. Herbert Henry, C.B, C.B.E, fi.
1858 ; s. of the late Rev. Edward Burney, V. of Thornham,
Maidstone ; m. 1858, Diana Geraldine. e. d. of Maj.-Gen. John
Talbot Coke, of Trusley, Derbyshire. Entered 39th Regt.
1878 ; became Capt. Gordon Highlanders, 1886 ; Major, 1895 ;
Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1898; Lieut.-Col. and Brevet Col. 1904;
Col. 1908 ; retired as Hon. Brig.-Gen. 1913 ; served with
Egyptian Expedition, 1882-84 ; present at battle of Tel-el-Kebir
(medal with clasp, bronze star, 5th class Medjidieh) ; Soudan
1884 ; present at battles of Teb and Tamai (two clasps) ; with
Chitral ReUef Force, 1895 ; present at storming of Malakand
Pass (wounded, medal with clasp), on N.W. Frontier of India,
1897-98 (despatches, two clasps, Brevet Lieut.-Col.) ; S.
Africa; 1899-1902, as A.A.G. (despatches); during Great
War, 1914-18, on Staff ; was a Professor at Roy. Mil. CoU,
Canada, 1899-1900; A.A.G, E. Command, 1908-10; Brig.-
Gen. Comdg. 9th Inf. Brig. 1910-13. (C149)
BURNEY, Capt. Sydney Bernard, C.B.E. Is Assist.
Director-Gen. of Voluntary Organisations. (C123)
BURNHAM, John Charles, C.S.I., C.B.E, B.Sc, F.I.C,
6. 9 Dec. 1866 ; s. of Charles Burnham, of Camberwell,
London ; to. Lihan, d. of Charles Sinclair Cox, of Southend,
Bromley, Kent. Educ Victoria University, Manchester.
War Department Chemist, Chemical Dept, Woolwich,
1888-94 ; served on Special Committee on Explosives,
1888-91 ; Chemist-in-Charge, Experimental Cordite Factory,
Kirkee, India, 1894-99 ; Manager, Government of India
Cordite Factory, Aruvankadu, India, 1899-1915. War Work :
Speeiilly recalled from India on loan from the Government of
India in Oct. 1915, to take charge of H.M. Factory, Gretna,
which was then about to be erected for the manufacture of
propellent explosive (Cordite), on an enormously larger scale
than had ever before been attempted ; Director of Board of
Management, and Superintendent of H.M. Factory, Gretna,
1915-20. Address : Sarkbank, Gretna, Dumfriesshire. (C2490)
BURNIE, William Beckit, O.B.E, D.Sc.fi. 1875. Address:
87, Stanford Avenue, Brighton. (01166)
BURNS, Donald George, M.B.E.
BURNS, Lieut. Edward James, M.B.E, R.A.
BURNS, Hon. Emily Dunbar, O.B.E. ; d. of 3rd Baron
Inverclyde, of Castle Wemyss (see Burke's Peerage). Educ :
At home and Brussels. War Work : Nursing Member of
V.A.D, Dumbarton 28 ; Nursed in Woodlands AuxUiary
Hospital from Jan. 1915, and in Gartshore Auxiliary Hospital,
also worked at Headquarters B.R.C.S. Joint Women's V.A.D.
Dept, Devonshire House, London ; Secretary of the Rosneath
Peninsula War Work Parties under the D.G.V.O. ; Secretary
of Woodlands AuxUiary Hospital, Kilcreggan. Addresses :
Castle Wemyss, Wemyss Bay ; 10, Berkeley Square, London.
Clubs : Kelvin (Glasgow) ; Ladies' V.A.D. (03643)
BURNS, Helen Jaqueline, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 26 Oct. 1875 d.
of Capt. John Hope, R.N,, of St. Mary's Isle, Kirkcudbright ;

to. Alan, s. of John William Burns, of Kllmahew, Cardross-
War Work : Young Women's Christian Association Red Cross
Society (Commandant, 24th Dumbartonshire V.A.D.) ; S. &
S.F.A. Local War Pensions Committee. Address : Cumber
nauld House, Cumbernauld. Club : Kelvin, Glasgow. (M197)
BURNS, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Henry, OB.E., R.N,
M.B. BURNS, Norah Dalrymple, M.B.E.
BURNS, Lieut. Patrick John, M.B.E.
BURNSIDE, Ethel Margaret, O.B.E, 6. 19 Dec 1877 ;
d. of the late Rev. Canon Burnside, of Hertingfordbury, near
Hertford. Educ. : At home. Inspector under the Ministry
of Health, Maternity and Child Welfare Branch ; formerly
Inspector of Midwives Herts County Council, 1906-19 ; County
Superintendent and Secretary, Herts County Nursing Associa
tion, 1909-19. War Work : Hon. Sec and Assistant County
Director, Hertfordshire Branch, British Red Cross Society, from
Aug. 1914, to Dec. 1919. Address : 74, Barons Court Road,
W. 14. (0198)
BURNSIDE, Robert Henery, M.B.E.
BURNYEAT, John, M.B.E.
BURRAGE, Cyril Charles Webb, O.B.E.
BURRAGE, Lieut. David Alexander, M.B.E.
BURRAGE, Lieut. Henry James, M.B.E, R.M.
BURRELL, Lieut.-Col. Charles WilUam Wilberforoe,
O.B.E. BURRELL, Frederic William White, O.B.E.
BURRELL, Lieut.-Col. Sir Merrik Raymond, Bart,CB.E,
J.P, fi. 14 May, 1877 ; s. of the late Sir Charles Raymond
Burrell, Bart, (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; to. Coralie Archdale
Mervyn, d. of John Porter -Porter, of Belle Isle, Co. Fermanagh.
Edue. : Eton. High Sheriff for Sussex, 1919. War Work :
Inspector of Remounts, Address : Knepp Castle, Horsham,
Sussex. Clubs : Cavalry; Boodle's. (C1494)
BURRIDGE, Major Arthur, O.B.E, b. 1 Jan. 1872 ;
s. of Alfred Burridge, late of Heme HiU, London ; to. Daisy,
d. of David Banks, of Bloemfontein, Orange River Colony.
South Africa. Educ. : Grays CoUege, Essex. War Work :
Sub-Div. Inspector Special Constabulary (Metropolitan),
1914-15 ; 1915-20, O.C. Group 1 Co. of Lond. R.A.S.C, M.T.
(V.) ; Evacuation of London Military Hospitals, attached to
Metropolitan Police throughout Air Raid period ; Transport
Officer, Ministry of Food. The whole of the above work was
voluntary. Addresses : 6, Copley Park, Streatham Common,
S.W. 16 ; 9, Brackley Street, Golden Lane, E.C. 1. (010086)
BURRIDGE, John Harold, M.B.E, M.R.C.S. (Eng.),
L.R.C.P. (London), 6. 13 Oct. 1876 ; s. of Alfred Burridge, of
London ; to. Maud Frances, d. of Nathaniel Campbell, of
Belfast. Educ. : King's Coll. School, King's CoU, and King's
Coll. Hospital, London. Hon. Medical Officer, Paddington
Green Hospital and Children's Convalescent Home, Slough ;
Asst. School Medical Officer for S. Bucks. War Work :
Organised and commanded Slough V.A.D. Hospital 1914-19 ;
was Commandant and Medical Officer in sole charge (56 beds) ;
The hospital was visited by T.M. The King and Queen, in July,
1915. Address : 18, MacKenzie Street, Slough, Bucks. (M1502)
BURROUGH, Hedley Gravett, M.B.E, fi. 11 July, 1876 ;
s. of Thomas and Maria Burrough, of Broad Chalk, near Salis
bury to. Caroline Rosina, d. of Bruce Hersee Potter, of
Eastbourne. Educ. : Cleveland House School, Salisbury.
Organising Secretary of Y.M.C.A. War Work : In charge of
Y.M.C.A. Centres in Kent, Surrey, and Sussex. Address :
26, Duchess Road, Clifton, Bristol. (M198)
BURROW, Leopold Arthur, M.B.E.
BURROWES, Henry Ambrose, M.B.E, M.D, (Lond.),
J.P, 6. 21 Aug. 1864 ; s. of Rev. Henry Burrowes, of
St. Mary's, Waterloo, near Liverpool ; to. Norah Eleanor, d.
of Dr. W. P. Brabazon. Educ. : Merchant Taylors' School,
St. Crosby, and Liverpool Univ. War Work : Officer in charge
and Medical Officer, V.A.D. Hospital, Lymm, Cheshire. Ad
dress : Lemain, W. Looe, Cornwall. (M7576)
BURROWES, Major Louis Arundell, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BURROWES, Thomas Fraser, C.B.E. ; to. Lena, d. of
Hugh Sproston. Controller of Customs, and Receiver of
Enemy Estates, Nigeria. (C388)
BURROWS, Adam Clarke, O.B.E, L.R.C.P, L.R.C.S,
F.R.CS., R.A.M.C, (T.F.).
BURROWS, T. Warrant Officer Alexander, M.B.E,
Royal Indian Marine.
BURROWS, Capt. Amos, M.B.E, R.F.A, 6. 15th March,
1878 ; s. of the late Amos Burrows ; to. Caroline, d. of John
Fox, of Walsall. Educ. : All Saints', West Bromwich. War,
Work : France from Aug. 1914 till Nov. 1917 ; Italy, Nov.
1917 till Feb. 1919. Address : Bridge Inn, Park Brook,
Walsall. (M4725)
BURROWS, Anna Louisa, M.B.E. (Medaille de la Relne
Elizabeth), 6. 4 Aug. 1861 ; d. of John Edward Bovill, of
Sondes Place, near Dorking ; m. Leonard Hedley, Bishop of
Sheffield (see BURKE'S Peerage), s. of Leonard Francis Burrows
of Rugby School. Educ. : At home and in France. Member
of Sheffield Education Committee. War Work : Chairman,
Sheffield Prisoners of War Help Committee ; Chairman of
Committee of Norfolk Base (Receiving House for Belgian
Refugees) ; President of Y.M.C.A. Munition Workers Canteen ;
Visitor in all Military Hospitals in S. Yorkshire (Sheffield
Dioceses). Address : Bishopsholme, near Sheffield. Club :
Church Imperial Ladies'. (M7568)
BURROWS, Col. Edmund Augustine, C.M.G, C.B.E,

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J P., 5. 19 March, 1855 ; s. of Rev. Canon Burrows, of Roches
ter Cathedral; m. Mary Claudine, d. of the late WUliam
Coode, Trevarna, St. Austell, Cornwall. Educ. : Wellington
CoUege. Lieut.-Col. R.H. and R.F. Artillery. War Work :
In command of the Training Brigade of Royal Field Artillery,
at Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1914-18. Address : Manor House,
Long Crendon, Thame, Oxon.  (C1495)
BURROWS, Col. Harold, C.B.E, A.M.S. (T.F.R.),
FRCS.fi. 1875 ; s. of the late Surg.-Major E. P. Burrows ;
to. Lucy Mary Elizabeth, d. of the late H. Wheeler. Educ. :
Marlborough and St. Bartholomew's Hospital Consulting
Suveon War Work : Consulting Surgeon, First Army, and
Army of the Rhine. Address : 1, The Cams, Grove Road,
Southsea. Club : Royal Albert Yacht. (C1231)
BURROWS, Capt. James Douglas, M.B.E, 6. 9 March,
1885 ; s. of the late Frederick James, of the East Surrey Regt,
Kingston ; to. Edith, d. of WiUiam Murray, late Garrison Staff
of the Army. Educ. : Duke of York's Royal MUitary School.
Attached to the War Office Staff, Jan. 1916 ; appointed Staff
Captain at W.O, Aug. 1918 ; retired on account of wound
received in action and appointed Captain of Invalids at the
Roval Hospital, Chelsea, Feb. 1919. War Work : Com
missioned Royal West Kent Regiment as a 2nd Lieut, Sept.
1914 ; proceeded to France in Nov. 1914 (very severely
wounded) ; joined War Office Staff ; promoted Captain in the
Essex Regt. and eventually appointed Staff Captain in the
Adjutant-General's Department. Addresses : 10, Kendall
Road, Beckenham, Kent ; Royal Hospital, Chelsea. Club :
Junior Army and Navy. (M5127)
BURROWS, John Thomas Ladbrooke, M.B.E, R.N.
BURROWS, Kate Ellen, M.B.E, V.A.D.
BURROWS, Thomas Enos, M.B.E.
BURRUP, John Arthur Evans, O.B.E, I.S.O.
BURSTALL, Capt. Edgar Bryan, O.B.E, fi. 28 May, 1881 :
s. of Edgar Burstall, of Barnes, Surrey ; m. Marguerite, d. of
M. Louis Delzons, Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur, Barrister-
at-Law. Directeur politique du "Journal des Debats *' of
Paris. Educ. : Marlborough. War Work : R.A.S.C, M.T,
Mar, 1915, to July, 1919. (O5062)
BURSTALL, Henry Robert John, M.B.E, M.Inst.C.E,
6. 12 Jan. 1863 ; s. of Henry Abraham Burstall, of London ;
m. Alice Maud, d. of J. W. McLeUan, J.P, of Rochester. Educ :
Private Schools and Univ. CoU, London. Consulting Engineer
to a number of companies. War Work : War Office, March,
1915 ; Govt. Superintending Engineer, M. of M, S.E. London,
June, 1915 ; Chief Engineer, Contracts Section, Dept. of Ex
plosives Supply, M. of M, from July, 1915, and also Section
Director till Aug. 1919 ; under D.G.F. tUl Jan. 1920. Ad
dresses : 14, Old Queen Street, S.W. ; 50, Finchley Road,
Westcliff-on-Sea. (M3552)
BURSTON, Lieut.-Col. Samuel Roy, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6.
1888 ; s. of Brig.-Gen. James Burston, V.D. (Gen. Officer
Comdg. an Inf. Brig, in GaUipoli), of Melbourne, AustraUa ;
m. 1913, Helen EUzabeth, d. of the late WilUam Culross,
Barrister, of Adelaide. Educ. : Melbourne Gram. Sch. and
Univ. (M.B, B.S. Melbourne 1910). Lieut.-Col. AustraUan
Army Med. Corps, Assist. Physician to Adelaide Hospital, and
Hon. Anaesthetist to Adelaide ChUdren's Hospital ; served
during Great War, 1915-18, in Gallipoli, Egypt, and France
(despatches). Address : Adelaide, S. Australia. Clubs :
Adelaide ; Naval and Military (Adelaide). (C2193)
BURT, Alexander, junior, M.B.E.
BURT, Comm. Arthur Stanley, O.B.E, R.N.
BURT, Bryce Chudleigh, M.B.E, B.Sc, 6. 29 AprU,
1881 ; s. of the late Isaac Burt, of Churcham, Gloucester ;
m. Beatrice Maud, d. of the late A. Seary, of Bristol. Educ :
Merchant Venturers, Bristol, and Univ. CoU, London. Deputy
Director Agriculture, United Provinces, India (Indian
Agricultural Service). War Work : In India (Wheat and
fodder supplies). Address : Cawnpore, U.P, India. Clubs :
Cawnpore ; Naini Tal ; University of London. (M4121)
BURT, Frank Playfair, M.B.E.
BURT, Sir Henry Parsall, K.C.I.E, C.B.E, Knight of
Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, V.D, A.M.I.CE.
6. 15 April, 1857 ; s. of Henry Potter Burt, of Littlecot, Streat
ham Common ; to. Blanche, d. of John Curtis Harrop, of
Liverpool. Educ. : Clifton College and Royal Engineering
CoUege. Cooper's HiU. Manager of North-Western Railway of
India, 1907 ; Member of Legislative CouncU of Punjab, 1908 ;
Member of Legislative Council of Gov.-Gen. of India, 1914 ;
Director of Indian RaUway Companies, India Office, 1915;
Chairman of several Indian Railway Companies since 1919.
War Work: Representative thioughout the War of the Secre
tary of State for India, on the Priority Committee of the
Ministry of Munitions, and was largely responsible for the
control and supply from this country and America of India's
requirements, especiaUy in the matter of railway plant and
material. Addresses : Woodfield, Lytton Grove, Putney Hill,,
S.W. 15 ; 237, Gresham House, Old Broad Street, E.C. Clubs :
East India United Service ; Bengal, Calcutta ; Royal
Victoria Yacht : Ryde, I. of W. (C450)
BURT, James, M.B.E.
BURT, Jean, M.B.E.
BURT, John, M.B.E, J.P.
BURT, Capt. John Wotherspoon, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BURT, Lieut. Reginald Edward, M.B.E.
BURT, Capt. Reginald Stevens, O.B.E.
BURT, Capt. Walter Leslie, M.B.E, R.A.F.
BURTA, Capt. WilUam, O.B.E. (0199)

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BURTENSHAW, Major Arthur, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C
fi. 25 Aug. 1881 ; s. of Major J. Burtenshaw, R.M.L.I. (ret.) •
to. Grace, d. of C. Brooker, of Strood. Educ : Portsmouth"
Grammar School ; Mathematical School, Rochester. War
Work : Joined R.A.S.C. Nov. 1914, proceeding to France same
dav ; Requisitioning and Supply Officer, 19th Inf. Bde, Jan to
Aug. 1915 ; attached D.D.S.T, 1st Army, Sept. 1915 to March
1910 ; Senior Supply Officer, 16th (Irish) Division, April'
1916, to AprU, 1917 ; Senior Supply Officer, 51st (Highland)
Division, AprU, 1917 to Nov. 1917 ; Senior Supply Officer
58th Div. (London), Nov. 1917 to March, 1919 ; 2nd in charge
No. 6 Base Supply Depot, Calais, March to Dec. 1919 ; O.C
same Jan. to July, 1920 ; received Military Cross, May. 1916 •'
promoted Capt, March 1915 : Major, Oct. 1916 ; mentioned in
despatches, June, 1917 and Dec. 1918. (02454)
BURTON, David Fowler, M.B.E, J.P, Co. Alderman
6. 7 Oct. 1857 ; s. of David Burton, of Cherry Burton. Edue. '¦
Rugby School. Barrister-at-law, Middle Temple. War Work ':
5 years and 4 months, Assistant Paymaster in West Riding
(Yorks.) Territorial Association (Separation Department).
Address : Cherry Burton HaU, Beverley, East Yorks. Club ':
Yorkshire (York). (M7571)
BURTON, Donald, M.B.E, M.Sc, A.I.C, fi. 29 July,
1892 : _. of Arthur Angell Burton, of Morley, Yorks. Educ. :
Bradford Grammar School and Univ. of Leeds. Leather
Chemist, Co-operative Wholesale Society's Research Depart
ment, Manchester. War Work : Assistant to Deputy In
spector of High Explosives, University of Leeds ; received a
letter from the Minister of Munitions expressing appreciation
of the course of action taken at the Explosion at the Low Moor
Munitions Company in Aug. 1916, which secured the safety of
the magazine and resulted in the preservation of the stock of
explosives at the adjacent Picric Acid Factory of Messrs.
Breaks & Son, which might otherwise have been lost to the
country ; seriously injured at the explosion at Copley in Dec,
1917, while endeavouring to turn on the drenchers after fire
had broken out. Address : Holmesfield, Morley, Yorks. (M7572)
BURTON, Major Edmund Gerald, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
BURTON, Frances Westbrook, M.B.E. ; d. of Col.
Gerard S. Burton, of The Norfolk Regt. War Work : Hon.
Sec, Norfolk Regt. Prisoners of War Help Organisation, also
Hon. Sec. for 2 years of Norfolk Women's Agricultural Com
mittee and Hon. Sec. for East Norfolk Soldiers' and Sailors'
FamUies Association. Address : 129, Newmarket Road,
Norwich. (M2553)
BURTON, Rev. Canon Harry Darwin, O.B.E.
BURTON, Rev. Harold John Chandos, M.B.E, M.A., fi. 12
May, 1878 ; s. of Prebendary J. R. Burton, of BUterely, Ludlow ;
to. Constance Mary, d. of Rev. D. Vawdrey, of Arcley Kings.
Educ. : Trinity CoU, Glenalmond, and Magdalene CoU, Cam
bridge. Vicar of Stoke S. Milburgh with the Heath, Salop.
War Work : T.C.F, May, 1917, to April, 1919 ; attached 28th
Manchesters, May. to Nov. 1917 ; Brigade Chaplain, 222nd
mixed brigade, Nov. 1917, to Jan. 1919 ; attached 25thR.D.B.
Jan. 1919, to AprU, 1919. Address : The Vicarage, Stoke S.
Milburgh, Ludlow, Salop. (M5129)
BURTON, Henrietta, O.B.E.
BURTON, Lieut.-Col. Henry Walter, O.B.E, R.N.
BURTON, Major Herbert Edgar, O.B.E, R.E.
BURTON, Kenneth, M.B.E.
BURTON, Major Percy Collingwood, M.B.E.
BURTON, Major R.B.S, O.B.E.
BURTON, Major Sydney Collard, O.B.E.
BURTON, Walter WilUam John, M.B.E, Palmes en argent
Ordre de la Couronne (Belgium), 6. 1 Aug. 1880 ; s. of John
Burton, of Westminster ; to. Florence AmeUa, d. of Frank
Moth, of London. Educ. : City of Westminster School. Clerk
to Chief Inspector, Aliens Branch, Home Office. War Work :
Regulations governing landing and embarkation of passengers
in United Kingdom ; Clerk in charge of clerical staff, Aliens
Branch, Home Office. Address : 61, Wyndham Road, King
ston-on-Thames. (M7575)
BURTON, Capt. William Arthur, O.B.E.
BURTON, William John, O.B.E.
BURTON, WUUam Parker, O.B.E, J.P,M.F.H,6.29 Oct.
1864 ; s. of Henry May Burton, of Ipswich ; m. EmUy, d.
of William Chandler, of Ipswich. Educ. : Ipswich School.
Joint Master of Essex and Suffolk Foxhounds; Joint Vice-
President of Yacht Racing Association ; sailed Shamrock IV.
for Sir Thomas Lipton in the America Cup Race ; J.P. for
Ipswich Borough. War Work : In the spring of 1915 became
Honorary Director Pit-prop section, Board of Trade ; trans
feired services, in winter of 1916, to the Ministry of Food at
its inception — now one of the verv few original members still
serving ; Chairman of the Flour MUls Control Committee,
responsible for the manufacture and distribution of flour in
the United Kingdom ; Member of the Royal Commission on
Wheat Supplies. Address : The Cottage, BurstaU, Ipswich.
Club : Royal Thames Yacht. (0200)
BURTT, WiUiam Edmund, M.B.E. (M10245)
BURY, Ernest, O.B.E.
BURY, Francis George, C.B.E. Hon. Treasurer, King
George and Queen Mary's Club for Oversea Forces. Address :
8, Cheniston Gardens, W. 8. (C387)
BURY. Lieut. George Wyman, M.B.E, R.N.V.R.
BURY, John Edwin, M.B.E.
BURY, Lindsay Edward, C.B.E, fi. 11 June, 1882 ; ».
of Francis George Bury, C.B.E, of 8, Cheniston Gardens,

BIOGRAPHIES.

Butler

Kensington ; to. Frances, d. of Capt. H. J. Beckwith, of Milli-
chope Park, Craven Arms. Educ. : Eton and Trinity, Cam
bridge. Irrigation Department, Publio Works Ministry,
Egypt. War Work : Major, R.E, Suez Canal Defences, 1915-
lb; Colonel, Deputy Director, I.W.T, R.E, Egypt, 1917-18.
Address : Public Works, Ministry, Egypt. Clubs : Turf and
Sporting, Cairo ; New University. (C1372)
BURY, Capt. Raymond, M.B.E,
BUSBY, Thomas Dalrymple, O.B.E. (011958)
BUSBY, Thomas Frederiok, M.B.E,
BUSH, Flying Offloer Albert Edward, M.B.E, R.A.F,
fi. 8 Oct. 1882 ; s. of William Gardner Bush, of Coventry ; m.
Helen Elizabeth, d. of John Ingram, of Coventry. Educ. :
St. Peter's School and Technical Institute, Coventry. Engineer,
Daimler Co, Ltd, Coventry. War Work : Design of Trans
port Vehicles, Aeronautical Engines and Aeroplanes ; Deputy
Chief Engineer, Daimler Co, Ltd. ; served on various com
mittees of British Engineering Standards Association for
Aircraft Materials ; appointed Engineer in charge of BK2
Engine. Address : 4, Avondale Road, Coventry. (M7575)
BUSH, Helen Ethel, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 31 Jan. 1877 ; d.
of John V. S. Pope, late D.P.I, Burma ; to. Col. Hairy S.
Bush, C.B, C.M.G. ; s. of J. Bush, of Hanworth House, Middle
sex. Educ. : Princess Helena Coll, Ealing, and Brussels.
War Work : Lady Smith-Dorrien's Hospital Bag Fund and
Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Assoc. Address : Red Barracks,
Woolwich. Club : Kenmar. (M3554)
BUSH, Bt. Col. James Paul, C.M.G, C.B.E, T.D.
Ch.M, D.L, 6. 30 June, 1857 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. Robert. Bush,
of Clifton, Bristol ; to. Laura Annie, d. of the late John Robert
son, of Colac, Victoria, Australia. Educ. : Clifton College ;
Bristol Medical School ; University College Hospital, London.
Consulting Surgeon, Bristol Royal Infirmary, Almondsbury
Memorial Hospital and Pontypool Hospital ; Chief Surgeon
Bristol PoUce Force ; Lecturer on Operative Surgery,
University of Bristol ; Ex-President, Bath and Bristol
Br.B.M.A, and Ex-President Bristol Medico-Chirurgical
Society : Member of CouncU, Epsom College ; Member of
Council, International Surgical Society. War Work : Senior-
Surgeon, Princess Christian Hospital, Natal Field Force ;
P.M.O. H.M. Hospital Ship " Lismore Castle," Boer War,
1899-1900 (medal and clasps and mentioned in despatches) ;
Officer Commanding 2nd Southern General Hospital, T.F. and
56 General Hospital, France ; A.D.M.S, No. 2 Area (Bristol),
Southern Command (mentioned in despatches, medals and
olasps). Address : Clifton Park, Bristol. Clubs : Constitu
tional ; Clifton. (C1232)
BUSH, Capt. James Tobin, C.B.E, fi. 1874 ; ». of James
Charles Tobin Bush, of Bromley, Kent ; to. 1904, Antonia
Harriet Lander, d. of John Richard Leonard Cridland, of
Copenhagen and Exeter. Capt. R.N. ; in Controller's Depart.
Admiralty 1910-12 ; Great War, 1914-19, with Ocean Escort
(despatches). (C1180)
BUSH, Margery, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 5 July, 1885 ; d. of
Edward Scott, M.D, of Stoke Bishop, near Bristol ; to. Robert
Edwin Bush, s. of Robert Bush, of Clifton, Bristol. Educ. :
Godolphin School, SaUsbury. War Work : With husband,
turned residence into a hundred-bed hospital, Aug. 1914 ;
equipped, administered, and paid aU costs of running it.
Address : Bishop's Knoll, Stoke Bishop, near Bristol. (0201)
BUSHE, Surg.-Comm. Charles Kendal, M.B.E, M.D,
R.A, R.N.
BUSHBY, Maud AUce, M.B.E, 6. 1874 ; d. of H. J.
Bushby, of Wormley Bury, Herts. War Work : Secretarial
and Staff work for the B.R.C.S. Address: 2, Egerton Gardens,
S.W. Clubs : Forum ; V.A.D. Ladies'. (M3555)
BUSHELL, Major Christopher Wyndowe, O.B.E, R.N.
BUSHELL, Lieut.-Col. Edward Harry, O.B.E.
BUSHELL, John James, M.B.E, 6. 25 Jan. 1872 ; s. of
James BusheU, of Athlone, Ireland ; to. Mary Rosalie Beatrice,
d. of Robert T. D. Popham, of Bermuda. Educ : Manchester
(England) High School and private tutors. Member, Board of
Trade, Bermuda (Dept. of Govt.) ; Member, Devonshire Parish
Vestry, Bermuda ; Secretary, Bermuda Chamber of Com
merce ; Managing Editor, " Bermuda Colonist and Daily
News " ; author, " AU about Bermuda," and other local
handbooks and booklets ; correspondent, " Sun " and " New
York Herald," etc ; Member, Empire Air League. Address :
"Palm Vale," Devonshire, Bermuda. (M6421)
BUSHELL, Sybil Dorothy, M.B.E, d. of the late Rev.
William Done BusheU, of Harrow School. Educ. : Wycombe
Abbey. War Work : 1915-16 nursed under the Croix Rouge
in France, Hopital AuxUiare, 222 ; 1917-19, worked as Higher
Grade Clerk in Commission Internationale de Ravitaillement.
Address : The Hermitage, Harrow. (M7576)
BUSHROD, Frank, O.B.E.
BUSS, Major H. A., O.B.E, D.S.C, R.A.F.
BUSSELL, Major Albert Cecil, O.B.E.
BUSSELL, Percy Dale, O.B.E.
BUSTARD, Major Frank, O.B.E, King's Own Royal Lan
caster Regt, (T.F.) R, 6. 20 Feb. 1886 ; s. of John Bustard, of
Halewood, Liverpool ; m. Norah, d. of Thomas Hamilton, of
Liverpool. Educ : Liverpool Institute. Shipping. Principal
of the Passenger Conference Depts. of the White Star, Dominion
and American Lines. War Work : Military Landing Officer,
Mudros ; Asst. Embarkation Staff Officer, Suez ; successively
Embarkation Staff Officer, Beirut, Tripoli, Alexandretta, and
Mersina : Opening these ports during General AUenby's
advance through Palestine and Syria ; mentioned in despatches

4 times. Address : May Bank, 58, Victoria Road, Gt. Crosby,
Liverpool. (02870)
BUSTARD, George, M.B.E.
BUSTEED, Lieut.-Col. Henry Richard, O.B.E, A.F.C,
R.A.F. BUTCHER, Lieut. Alfred William, M.B.E.
BUTCHER, Lieut. Charlie Robert, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
BUTCHER, Doris Ruth, M.B.E, fi. 22 Sept. 1896;
d. of Henry Charles Butcher, of London. Educ. : Whitelands
College School, and City of London CoUege. Secretary. War
Work : Worked at V.A.D. Headquarters, London, from 1915
to 1918 (staff quartermaster) ; member of London V.A.
Detachment, 128. Address : 92, Baron's Court Road, W.
Club : Portsmouth. (M7577)
BUTCHER, George Henry, M.B.E, 6. 7 Feb. 1875;
s. of Joseph Butcher, of Berkeley. Educ : Cirencester.
Managing Director, J. Fryer, Ltd, Hereford ; Managing
Director, Newport (Mon.) Motor Co, Ltd. ; Director, Hereford
Transport Co, Ltd. War Work : Agricultural tractors and
transport tractor representative County of Hereford, Food
Production Dept. (M1504)
BUTCHER, Henry James, M.B.E.
BUTCHER, Marjorie Alma, M.B.E, 6. 24 Dec. 1889;
d. of Henry Charles Butcher, of London. Educ. : Onslow
HaU School, S. Kensington ; S.W.P. Day CoUege, Chelsea.
Private Secretary. War Work : Member of V.A.D. London
128 ; worked at V.A.D. Headquarters, London, from 1915-17 ;
worked at W.R.N.S. Headquarters, from 1917-19 (Assistant
Principal W.R.N.S.). Address : 92, Baron's Court Road,
W. 14. Club: Portsmouth. (M3556)
BUTCHER, Samuel Foster, O.B.E.
BUTCHER, Sidney Herbert, M.B.E, Chevalier de
l'Ordre de la Couronne de Belgique, fi. 19 July, 1873 ; s. of
Charles Richard Butcher, of Islington ; to. Ada Snell, d. of
Henry Jackson, of Flamstead End, Cheshunt, Herts. Educ :
Cloudesley Grammar School and Burstead House Academy,
BUlericay, Essex. Master of United Institutions, 38, Parish
Street, and 28, Tanner Street, Bermondsey, S.E. 1. War
Work : The leception of the first War Refugees from Belgium
and distribution of same ; The reception, cleansing and feeding
of 20,500 Belgian Soldiers in 1915-16, and the establishment of
the fourth Belgian Military Hospital and the Belgian Military
Bureau, all Belgian troops entering the country passing
through the institution. The hospital was visited by Princess
Clementine, who invested over 2000 soldiers with medals won
on the field of battle, Sir Francis Lloyd, representing the War
Office, in attendance, and by H.R.H. Princess Christian and
many other notables. (M1508)
BUTCHER, Capt. Trevor AveUng, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
BUTCHER, Paymaster-Lieut. Victor George, O.B.E,
R.N.R. BUTE, Augusta Mary Monica, Marchioness of, D.B.E.;
d. of Sir Henry BeUingham, Bart, Castle BeUdngham, Co.
Louth, and Lady Constance BeUingham, d. of the 2nd Earl
of Gainsborough ; to. John, 4th Marquis of Bute. War Work :
Donor, with Lord Bute, and Administratrix of Mount Stuart
R.N. Hospital, of 110 beds ; entertained 40 Belgian refugees
for 2 years ; worked in the 3rd Western General Hospital and
Prince of Wales's Hospital for Limbless Sailors and Soldiers,
Cardiff ; President, Bute Branch of the British Red Cross
Society. Addresses : Mount Stuart, Rothesay ; Dumfries
House, Ayrshire ; Cardiff Castle, Cardiff. (D27)
BUTLER, Albert, O.B.E, 6. 16 Jan. 1862 ; *. of George
Butler, of Gillingham, Dorset : m. Mary EmUy, d. of Thomas
Catling, late Editor of " Lloyd's " newspaper. Educ: Gram
mar School, GUlingham, Dorset. Principal Clerk, Royal
Ordnance Factories, Woolwich Arsenal. War Work : In
charge of the manufacturing accounts of the Royal Ordnance
Factories and responsible for the correct calculations of the
earnings of the employees, some 80,000 men, women and boys.
Address : Fiona, 23 Vanburgh HiU, Blackheath, S.E. 3.
(01170)
BUTLER, Major Arnold Charles Paul, O.B.E, K.R.R.C.
BUTLER, Arthur Francis, O.B.E, 6. 18 June, 1876 ; s.
of the late Spencer Perceval Butler, of Lincoln's Inn ; m.
Sibella Akers, d. of Edward Norman, of Chelsfield. Educ :
HaUeybury CoUege ; Pembroke College ; Cambridge. H.M.
Inspector, Board of Education. War Work : Ministry of
Munitions, Labour Supply Department. Address : Chelsfield
House, Chelsfield. Club : United University. (0203)
BUTLER, Major Charles Walter, O.B.E.
BUTLER, Daphne Kendall, M.B.E,
BUTLER, Capt. Eustace Norman, M.B.E, R.A.M.C (T.F.)
BUTLER, Lieut. Fernand Charles, M.B.E, R.A.F.
BUTLER, Sub-Lieut. Francis John, M.B.E, R.N.
BUTLER, Major Frank Norman, O.B.E, R.E.
BUTLER, Capt. Frederick William, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
BUTLER, Sir (George) Geoffrey (GUbert), K.B.E, M.A,
6. 15 Aug. 1887 ; s. of Spencer Butler, of Lincoln's Inn ; to.
Elizabeth Levering, d. of J. Levering Jones, of PhUadelphia,
U.S.A. Educ. : Clifton ; Trinity CoUege, Cambridge.
FeUow, Librarian and Lecturer in International Law and
Diplomacy, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge ; Secretary,
Cambridge University Board of Research Studies. War Work :
Foreign Office ; Balfour Mission to U.S.A. ; Director British
Bureau of Information, U.S.A. Address : Corpus Christi
College, Cambridge. Clubs : Carlton ; United University ;
Cambridge County. (K205)
BUTLER, Capt. George Guy, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.

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BUTLER, Harold, M.B.E. .,,.,>_
BUTLER, Harold Branson, M.B.E, F.R.CS. (Eng.), 6.
13 Oct. 1875 ; s. of Thomas Mapleson Butler, of GuUdford ;
m. Hilda Bethune, d. of John Denham Smith, late of Hare-
stock House, Winchester. Educ .- St. Paul's School ; St.
Bartholomew's Hospital. Surgeon ; Surgeon to the Royal
Surrey County Hospital. War Work : Surgeon to MiUtary
Annexe of Royal Surrey County Hospital, Clandon Park
MiUtary Hospital, and GuUdford War Hospital. Address:
Belmont House, GuUdford. Club : Royal Societies'. (M7580)
BUTLER, Harold George, O.B.E, 6. 21 AprU, 1877 ;
s. of Alexander Butler, of West Wycombe, Bucks. ; to. Eva
Beatrix, d. of Alfred Rutt, of 68, Cannon Street, E.C. Educ :
Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe. Superintending
Inspector of Taxes, Somerset House. War Work : Chairman
of Black List Committee, under Minister of Blockade ; Assis
tant Secretary, War Trade Department. Address : 16, Wood
land Gardens, MusweU HiU, N. 10. (01171)
BUTLER, Capt. Henry BasU Bacon, O.B.E, fi. 1 Feb.
1892 ; s. of Prof. W. R. Butler, M.I.C.E, of King's CoUege,
Windsor, and Nova Scotia, Canada. Educ. : Shirley House
School, Blackheath ; Cheltenham CoUege ; Royal Military
College, Kingston, Canada. War Work : Served in France
and Flanders with various units between Aug. 1914 and Feb.
1919. Address: c/o Sir C. R. McGrigor, Bart, & Co, 39
Panton Street, Haymarket. (02458)
BUTLER, Col. Henry Hugh, C.B.E, fi. 1863; s. of
Lieut.-Gen. — Butler. Educ: WeUington CoU. Col. R.A.
(ret.) ; Great War, 1914-10. (C1496)
BUTLER, Henry John, M.B.E, 6. July, 1874 ; s. of John
Butler, of Ealing. Educ. : Privately. Chief Supt. Wimbledon
Fhe Brigade. War Work : Fire protection of Munition Works,
Camp, Hospitals ; special precautions during Air Raids. Ad
dress : 10, Queen's Road, Wimbledon, S.W. 19. Club : Kings'
(Wimbledon). (M7581)
BUTLER, Herbert George, M.B.E.
BUTLER, Major James Bayley, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
6. 8 AprU, 1884 ; s. of Col. J. W. S. Butler, of Madras Staff
Corps ; m. Katherine Mary, d. of TheophUus McWeeney, of
Dublin. Educ: Clongoes Wood and Royal Lniv. of Deland.
Professor of Botany, Univ. Coll, DubUn, National Univ. of
Ireland. War Work : Attached H.Q. 48th Division, B.E.F,
France ; Commandant DubUn Area Anti-gas School and later
Commandant G.H.Q. Ireland Science Schools. Address : 81,
Ranelagh Road, DubUn. (M5131)
BUTLER, Capt. James Dickson, M.B.E.
BUTLER, James Ramsay Montagu, M.V.O, O.B.E,
6. 20 July, 1889 ; s. of the Rev. H. M. Butler, D.D, Master of
Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. Educ. : Harrow ; Trinity CoU,
Cambridge. FeUow of Trinity CoU, Cambridge. War Work :
Served GaUipoli, Egypt, War Office and France in Great War.
Address : Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. (O5065)
BUTLER, John Ingham, M.B.E.
BUTLER, John Lawrence, M.B.E, A.M.T.C, A.M.I. M.E.
BUTLER, Leonard Frederick George, M.B.E, fi. 29 March,
1888 ; s. ot Walter David Butler, of Paulton. Bristol ; m.
Clara Elizabeth, d. of Ernest Jeffs, of Bristol. Educ. : Sexey's
School, Bruton. Designer for Messrs. BrazU Straker, Engineers,
Bristol. War Work : Experimental work on new designs for
Aircraft Engines. Address: 22, Walsingham Road, St.
Andrew's Park, Bristol. (M7584)
BUTLER, LUy IsabeUa, C.B.E.
BUTLER, MUdred Mary, Mrs, O.B.E. War Work : Donor
and Commandant of Heywood Hospital, Cobham, Surrey. (010089)
BUTLER, Montagu Sherard Dawes, C.B, CLE, C.V.O,
C.B.E, 6. 19 May, 1873 ; s. of late S. P. Butler, Barrister-at-
law, of Lincoln's Inn ; to. Ann, d. of Dr. George Smith, CLE,
Edinburgh. Educ. : HaUeybury Coll, and Pembroke CoU.
Cambridge. Indian CivU Service. War Work : Recruiting
and other war work in the Attock district, Punjab, India.
Address : c/o Messrs. H. S. King & Co, 9, PaU Mall, London.
Club : Bath. (C2373)
BUTLER, Nina, M.B.E, d. of Sir Thomas Butler, K.C.V.O,
Secretary to Lord Great Chamberlain Deputy Black Rod,
House of Lords (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : British
Red Cross Enquiry Department for Wounded and Missing,
1915-19. Address : Royal Court, Palace of Westminster,
S.W. 1. (M3558)
BUTLER, Lieut. Richard Jefferson, M.B.E, K.O.Y.L.I.
BUTLER, Sir Richard Pierce, Bart., O.B.E, J.P, D.L,
6 . 28 Sept. 1872 ; s. of the late Sir Thomas Pierce Butler, Bart,
of BaUin Temple, Co. Carlow, Ireland ; m. Alice Dudley, d. oi
The Very Rev. The Hon. J. W. Leigh, D.D. Educ. : Harrow.
Served in S. African War with Mounted Infantry, Queen's
Medal and 5 clasps. War Work : Served in the Great War as
Recruiting Officer, Sept. 1911 to Feb. 1915, then Remount
Dept. in France till Nov. 1917, then took first Remount Sqdn.
to Italy ; in Sept. 1918 appointed D.D.R. (temp. Lieut.-Col.)
to Desert Mounted Corps in Syria ; twice mentioned in de
spatches. Addresses : 63, Pont Street, S.W. 1 ; BaUin Temple,
TuUow, Co. Carlow, Deland. Clubs : WeUington and Kildare
Street (DubUn). (02970)
BUTLER, Rev. Richard Urban, O.B.E.
BUTLER, Samuel Flowers, O.B.E.
BUTLER, Sir Cyril KENDALL-, K.B.E, J.P. (see BURKE'S
Landed Gentry), 6. 28 July, 1864 ; eldest son of SpencerPerceval
Butler, of Lincoln's Inn, and of Mary, only child of the Rev.
Nicholas KendaU ; to. Louisa Mary, only child of Joseph

Beaumont Pease, of Darlington. Educ. : Harrow. J.P.,
County of London, and J.P. Co. Berks. ; High Sheriff, Berks,
1906 War Work : Divisional Food Commissioner (Ministry of
Food) for S.M. Division, 1917-19 ; Chief of the British Section
of the Inter-Allied Mission for Food and Relief to Central
Europe, 1919-20. Address : Bourton House, Shrivenham.
Clubs - Travellers ; Bath ; Windham ; Hurlingham ; R.A.C.
(K356)
BUTTENSHAW, George Eskholme, M.B.E, A.M.Inst.
ME fi. 5 AprU, 1870. Educ. : Rotherham Grammar School,
Sheffield Univ. CoU. Engineer ; Director of Frank Pearn
& Co, Manchester. War Work : Section Engineer, Ministry
of Munitions. Address : Lynbrook, Chorlton-cum-Hardy,
Manchester. (M3559)
BUTTER, Major Charles Adrian James, O.B.E, R.A.F.
BUTTER, Capt. Francis Sam, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
BUTTERS, Capt. Adams, O.B.E.
BUTTERS, 2nd Lieut. James Waugh, M.B.E.
BUTTERS, John Henry, M.B.E. (M10377)
BUTTERWORTH, Capt. Arthur Bernard, O.B.E,
BUTTERWORTH, Lieut.-Col. Jabez, O.B.E, 6. 15 June,
1878 ; s. of WUUam Butterworth, of Luddenden ; m. Ann
Olga, d. of George Marsden, of Harrogate. Educ. : Privately.
SoUcitor ; Commissioner for Oaths ; Clerk to District Insurance
Committee. War Work : Army Pay Department, 1914-19.
Address : 27, St. George's Road, Harrogate. (01172)
BUTTERWORTH, Reginald, C.B.E.
BUTTON, Howard, C.B.E, 6. 20 March, 1875; s. of
John J. Button, of Fern Bank, Olton, Warwickshire ; m.
Beatrice Maud, d. of the late WUloughby F. EUis, of WoodviUe.
Educ. : Foundation Scholar of King Edward VI. Grammar
School, Birmingham. War Work : Served as A.B. for 2_
years in R.N.A.A.C ; Director of Internal Audits (D.I.A.),
Ministry of Munitions of War ; Controller of Munitions Ac
counts (C.M.A.), Ministry of Munitions of War. Addresses:
86, East Sheen Avenue, S.W. 14 ; 61-62, Lincoln's Dm Fields,
W.C. 2. Club : R.A.C. (C2491)
BUTTON, Surg.-Lieut.-Comdr. PhUip Norman, O.B.E,
R.N. BUTTON, Thomas Frederick, M.B.E.
BUXTON, AUred MeUor, O.B.E, 6. 7 May, 1879 ; s. of
Alfred Buxton, of Wilmslow ; m. Ethel Marion, d. ot G. E.
Mawby, of Northampton. Educ : RossaU. Manufacturer.
War Work : B.R.C.S. Cheshire Branch ; Manager of Food and
Stores Department for the County Address : Remenham,
WUmslow , Cheshire. Club : Constitutional (Manchester). (010091)
BUXTON, Lieut. Claude Henry, M.B.E., R.A.O.C.
BUXTON, Edward, M.B.E.
BUXTON, Frances Mary, O.B.E, 6. 10 Oct. 1879 ; d. ot
the late Francis WiUiam and Hon. Mrs. Buxton, O.B.E, of
42, Grosvenor Gardens. War Work : Four years at Red Cross
Wounded and Missing Dept, 18, Carlton House Terrace.
Address : 43, Hans Place, S.W. 1. (03646)
BUXTON, Laura, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of John Gumey, of
Sprowston HaU, Norwich ; to. Edward Gurney, s. of Samuel
Gumey Buxton, of Catton Hall, Norwich. War Work : Com
mandant (and owner) of Catton Hall, V.A.D. Hospital, 1915-19.
Address : Catton HaU, Norwich. Club : New Century. (M3561)
BUXTON, Lucy Ethel, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 1867 ; d. of the late
Sir Joseph Pease, Bart, of Hutton HaU, Guishorough, Yorks.
(see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Gerald, s. of E. N. Buxton, of
Knighton, Essex. Educ. : Privately. Vice-Chairman, Essex
Branch, B.R.C.S. ; Lady President League of Mercy ; Deputy
Chairman, Essex County Nursing Association ; Member of
Essex War Pensions Committees. War Work : Commandant,
Essex 58 and Theydon Towers Hospital, Essex Branch,
B.R.C.S. ; Training Centre at Birch Hall Farm, for Land
Army ; Pensions Committees. Address : Birch HaU, They
don Bois, Essex. Clubs : Ladies' AutomobUe ; Bath. (01173)
BUXTON, Mary AUne, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 23 May, 1896 ;
d. of Lieut.-Col. F. E. Bradshaw, D.S.O, of 29, Draycott Place,
S.W. ; to. Clarence Edward Victor, s. of Sir T. F. Victor Buxton,
5th Bart, of Wariies, Waltham Abbey. War Work : Central
Prisoners of War Committee. (M7586)
BUXTON, Mary G., The Hon. Mrs. Francis, O.B.E.
BUXTON, Capt. Vincent, O.B.E, 6. 25 April, 1893;
s. of WiUiam Henry Buxton, of Bryn Coed, St. Asaph. Educ. :
France, Germany, and Royal MiUtary Coll, Sandhurst. FUght-
Lieut, R.A.F, late the Leicestershire Regt. War Work:
Served with the 2nd Leicestershire Regt. in France, 1914 and
1915 (Indian Corps) ; attached to the 2nd East Yorkshire Regt.
in France, 1915 (28th Div.) ; served with the 2nd Leicester
shire Regt. in Mesopotamia, 1916 and 1917 ; attached to 30
Squadron, R.F.C. in 1917 in Mesopotamia ; appointed to Air
Staff in Oct. 1917 ; served as S.O. 3 and S.O. 2 (Air) until
1920 ; transferred to R.A.F. in 1919 ; mentioned in despatches
by General Sir Stanley Maude, K.C.B, C.M.G, D.S.O, 2 Nov.
1917 ; wounded at battle of Neuve ChapeUe, March, 1915 ;
Loos, Sept. 1915 and whUe bombing Arab tribes on the River
Euphrates in Feb. 1919. Address : Bryn Coed, St. Asaph, N.
Wales. Club : R.A.F, R.A.C. (O8063)
BUXTON, Violet, Mrs, O.B.E. : d. of the late Rev. Dr.
T. W. Jex-Blake, of The Deanery, Wells, Somerset ; m. Alfred
Fowell, s. of Thomas FoweU, of Easneye, Ware. TFar Work:
Lady Almoner of the Manor (County of London) War Hospital,
Epsom. Address : FairhUl, Tonbridge. Club : Albemarle. (010092)
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BIOGRAPHIES.

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24 Oct. 1865 ;
Matilda, d. of

BYAM, Lieut.-Col. WilUam, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, 6. 19 Aug,
1882 ; s. of Maj.-Gen. W. Byam, C.B, of Southampton ; to.
Doris Mabert, d. of Edward Stlven, M.D, of Harrow-on-the-
Hill. Educ : Wellington CoU, Berks, and St. George's Hosp,
London. Assistant Director of Pathology, London District.
War Work : Member of the War Office Trench Fever Investi
gation Committee ; and in charge of the War Oflice Trench
Fever Investigation Wards, etc. Address : 9, Harley Street.
London, W. 1.
BYAS, Hugh Fulton, M.B.E.
BYATT, Ernest Henry, M.B.E.
BYGRAVE, Leonard Charles, M.B.E.
BYGRAVE, William Thomas, O.B.E
». of the late Henry Bygrave, of Norwich .
the late Daniel John Mahon, of St. Marylebone. Educ. : St
GUes and St. Peter Mancroft Schools, Norwich. Director and
Secretary of Eastmau & Son (Dyers and Cleaners), Ltd, Acton
Vale ; Member of Council, Chairman of Finance Committee,
and Vice-Chairman of House Committee, Acton Hospital.
Vice-President of Acton PhUanthropic Society. War Work :
Vice-Chairman Acton Local War Pensions Committee ; Chair
man Special Disablement King's Fund and Special Appeals
Sub-Committees from formation until end of 1919. Address :
11, Cumberland Road, Acton, W. 3. Clubs : Past Masters' ;
Priory Constitutional (Acton). (010093)
BYLES, Emma Mary, M.B.E, 6. 25 July, 1865 ; 'd. of
Pierre BeuzeviUe Byles, of Henley-on-Thames. Educ. : Bradford
Girls' Grammar School. Trained Nurse. For 17 years Matron
of Lambeth Infirmary , retired Nov. 1918 ; trained Adden-
brooke's Hospital, Cambridge. War Work : Organised, and
worked shorthanded, accommodation for 300 extra patients to
relieve other Institutions which were used for MUitary Hospitals.
A large number of muses from her training school (Lambeth)
volunteered for war work and many received honours. Ad
dress : Resthaven, St. Leonard's Road, Horsham. (M3863)
BYNE, Lieut.-Col. Roland Martin, O.B.E, R.M.L.I. (ret.),
6. 19 AprU, 1864. (01175)
BYRDE, Edwin Augustus, O.B.E. Engineer-in-Chief,
RaUway Construction, Mesopotamia. (017189/)
BYRNE, Lieut.-Col. Gerald Bertram Eustace, O.B.E,
late Rifle Brigade, 6. 10 Nov. 1873 ; s. of Maj.-Gen. T. E.
Byrne, of Tekels Castle, Camberley ; to. AUeen Myrtle, d. of
Robert Sanderson Whitaker, of VUla Sofia, Palermo. Educ :
Woburn School, Weybridge, and Beaumont College, Old
Windsor. War Work : 5th Batt. Rifle Brigade, 1914-18 ;
France, 1918-19. Club : Army and Navy. (05066)
BYRNE, Brig.-Gen. Sir Joseph Aloysius, K.B.E, C.B,
6. 2 Oct. 1874 ; s. of the late J. Byrne, D.L, F.R.CS.I, of
Londonderry ; m. 21 July, 1908, Marjorie, d. of the late Allan
F. Joseph, of Ghezira, Cairo. Late Royal InniskilUng Fusiliers ;
joined 1893; Major, 1914; Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1915; Hon.
Brig.-Gen, (ret.) 1916; was A.A.G. War Office, 1915-16;
D.A.G. Irish Command, 1916, and Inspector- General Royal
Irish Constabulary, 1916-20; served in S. African War 1899-
1902 (two medals, seven clasps, wounded). (K133)
BYRNE, Kathleen, Mrs., M.B.E,
BYRNE, Louisa Mary, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Andrew
Derham, J.P, of Co. Dublin. Educ. : Rathfarnham Abbey,
Co. Dublin. War Work : Services on Committee of Tyneside
Irish Brigade. Address : 26, Eldon Place, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (M7587)
BYRNE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Richard, O.B.E.
BYRNE, Violet JuUa, O.B.E. War Work: V.A.D.
Headquarters Staff, 1915-20 ; Hon. Sec. Joint Women's V.A.D.
Selection Board, 1916-20 ; Commandant V.A.D. London 284,
1917-20 ; appointed Lady of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem,
Nov. 1917. Address: 65, Cadogan Place, S.W. 1. Clubs:
Ladies' AutomobUe ; V.A.D. Ladies'. (010094)
BYROM, Charles Reginald, O.B.E, 6. 7 Nov. 1878 ; s.
of the late Rev. John Wolsey Unwin, of Overton Rectory,
Ellesmere, Salop (took name of Byrom by Deed PoU, 31 Dec,
1907); m. Blanche, youngest daughter of the late Nicholas
Martindale, of Liverpool. Educ. : Shrewsbury School.
Assistant Superintendent of the Line, L. & N.W. Railway.
War Work : General Transport of Troops and War Material in
this coimtry. Address : 65, Hampstead Way. N.W. 4. (01176)
BYROM, Thomas Emmett, C.B.E, 6. 12 Feb. 1871 ; s.
of John Byrom, of Stockport. Educ. : Stockport. War Work :
In 1915, engaged at Glasgow for several months in active
recruiting campaign, raising men for Voluntary Army : from
1917 onwards, work in Home Counties raising money for War
Bond Campaigns (Tank, and War Weapons Weeks, etc.).
Address: 101, Ladbroke Grove, London, W. 11. Clubs:
Royal AutomobUe ; National Liberal. (C249)
BYRON, Fanny Lucy, Lady, D.B.E. ; 4th d. of the late
Thomas Radnall, of St. Margarets, Twickenham, and w. of
George Frederick WUliam, 9th Baron Byron (see Burke's
Peerage). Address : Byron Cottage, Hampstead Heath, N.W. (D3)
BYRON, Margaret Dorothy, O.B.E.
BYRSON, T. Warrant Officer John, M.B.E. Royal
Indian Marine.
BYTHELL, Capt. William James Storey, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
(T.F.), fi. 14 March, 1872 ; s. of John Kenworthy Bythell, of
Manchester ; to. Theodora, d. of R. H. Prestwich, of Tarporley,
Cheshire. Educ. : Camb. Univ. Radiologist to Salford
Royal Hospital, and Manchester ChUdren's Hospital. War
Work : In England and France ; Hon. Med. Officer to East .
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Lanes. Homes for Disabled Sailors and Soldiers. Address :
The Grange, Chelford, Cheshire. (010095)
BYTHELL, Col. WUliam John, C.B.E. Col. R.E. (ret.l ;
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1497)
CABLE, Lieut.-Col. James Frederiok, O.B.E.
CABLE, Norah Evelyn, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
CABLE, WilUam John, O.B.E, A.C.I. S, 6. 8 July, 1872 ;
s. of William Cable, of Ipswich ; to. Mary, d. of Charles Hem-
berger, of Hendon. Secretary to the Society of Friends of
Foreigners in Distress, 1903 ; Hon. See. to the Russian Bene
volent Fund, 1910 ; Secretary to the Central Council of
Foreign Benevolent Societies, 1914. War Work : Organisation
uf Central CouncU of United Alien Relief Societies, and carrying
out special work on behalf of the British Authorities. Adiress :
7, Fox Lane, Palmer's Green, N. 13. (0204)
CABROL, Right Rev. Fernand, O.B.E, 6. 11 Dec 1855 ;
s. of Louis-Pascal Cabrol. Abbot of Farnborough, Hants.
War Work : Kept an ambulance in his own house during
all the time of the War ; about 2000 soldiers (Belgian and
British) were nursed at this ambulance. Address : The
Abbey, Farnborough, Hants. (010096)
CABUCHE, Major Henry Leon, O.B.E, T.D, F.S.A,
F.I.B.D, 6. 9 Aug. 1876 ; s. of Leon Cabuche, of London ;
to, Mabel Louise, d. of Frederick Garon, of Essex. Educ. :
Paris ; Privately ; University College, London. Architect
and Surveyor. War Work : MobiUsed 3 Aug. 1914 ; went to
France, 3 Nov. 1914 (1914 Star with bar), as Company Com
mander in 13th County of London Batt. ; 1915, appointed to
Staff of 60th Division, as Chief Instructor in Bombing ; 1916,
transferred to W.O. Staff ana loaned to Ministry of Munitions
as Superintendant of Factory Construction ; 1917, appointed
Assistant Controller, Dept. of Engineering; 1918, appointed
Assistant Director of Training of Disabled Soldiers to Ministry
of Pensions. Address : 4, Rusholme Road, Putney, S.W. 15.
(0117)
CADBURY, Elizabeth Mary, Mrs., O.B.E, M A, fi. 1858 ;
d. of John Taylor, of London ; to. George, s. of John Cadbury,
of Birmingham. Educ. : Privately and abroad. City Coun
cillor, Birmingham ; Chairman of Birmingham School Medical
Service ; Past President of National Council of Women. War
Work : Chairman of Belgian Refugees Committee ; Chairman
of Serbian Refugees Committee ; Vice-President, Worcester
shire Red Cross. Addresses : The Manor House, Northfleld ;
1, Druids Point, Malvern. Clubs : Ladies' Empire ; Lyceum ;
Forum. (O205)
CADBURY, Laurence John, O.B.E.
CADDINGTON, Major Thomas George Augustus,
O.B.E, R.H.A.
CADELL, Fairley Charlotte, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 22 June,
1870 ; d. of Alex. Blair, Sheriff of the Lothians ; to. Hew
Francis, s. of Col. T. CadeU, V.C, C.B, of Cockenzie House,
Prestonpans, N.B. War Work : President of West Edinburgh
Division, Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Assoc. ; Member of
the Edinburgh War Pensions Local Committee. Address:
7, Rothesay Place, Edinburgh ; Cockenzie House, Prestonpans,
N.B. Club : Ladies' Caledonian (Edinburgh). (M7588)
CADELL, Lieut.-Col. Harry Ernest, C.B.E, fi. 1867 ; s. of
the late Lieut.-Gen. Alexander Tod CadeU, R.A. Lieut.-Col.
R.A. ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1498)
CADGE, Capt. Christopher RawUnson, O.B.E.
CADGE, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Hotson, O.B.E, l.M.S, 6.
11 Aug. 1853 ; s. of Christopher Goulder Cadge, of Carlton
Colville, Lowestoft ; to. Flora, d. of James Bowless Summers,
of Haverfordwest. Educ. : Norwich Grammar School ; St.
George's Hospital, London. War Work : Organised and in
Medical charge of Ipswich MUitary Hospital from AprU, 1915,
to June, 1917 ; President of Medical Board, Colchester MUitary
Hospital from July, 1917, to AprU, 1918 ; from latter date to
Dec. 1918, President of Medical Board, Ipswich MUitary
Hospital. Address : Helmingham House, Kirkley Cliff Road,
Lowestoft. Clubs : East India United Service ; Norfolk and
Suffolk Yacht. (04355)
CADIZ, Major Charles James Roche Galway, O.B.E.
CADMAN, The Rev. Cecil Frank MILES-, O.B.E.
CADOGAN, Gerald Oakley Cadogan, Earl, C.B.E, 6.
28 May, 1869 ; s. of the 6th Earl (see Burke's Peerage) ; m.
7 June, 1911, Lilian Eleanor Marie, o. d. of George Stewart
Coxon, of Craigleith, Cheltenham. Hereditary Trustee of the
British Museum ; Hon. Lieut.-Col. late Suffolk Volunteer
Regt. ; formerly Lieut. 1st Life Guards, and Capt. 3rd Batt.
Suffolk Regt. ; A.D.C. to the Lords Lieutenant of Ireland,
1895-1905 ; served in South Africa. Addresses : Culford Hall,
Bury St. Edmunds ; Chelsea House, Cadogan Place, S.W. 1.
(C2085)
CADOUX, Capt. Bernard Temple, M.B.E.
CAFFYN, Margaret Louise, M.B.E, 6. 2 July, 1885;
d. of Alfred Caffyn, of The Chantry, Warbleton, Sussex. War
Work : Leader of a Y.M.C.A. Patriotic Club for Soldiers and
Girls. (M7589)
CAHILL, R.Q.M.S. Albert, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
CAHILL, Lieut. John, M.B.E, R.N.
CAHILL, Capt. John Walter Frederiok, M.B.E, A.S.C
CAILLARD, Elizabeth Francis, Lady, O.B.E, Lady of
Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; d. of Capt. John
Hanham (see Burke's Peerage, Hanham, Bart.) ; to. 16 June
1881, Sir Vincent Henry Penalver, Knt. Bach, D.L. (see
Burke's Peerage), s. of the late Camille Felix De'svie' CaiUard ,

Cain

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

County Court Judge, of Wingfield House, near Trowbridge,
WUts. Addresses : Wingfield House, near Trowbridge, Wilts. ;
42, HaU Moon Street, Piccadilly. W. (O2061)
CAIN, Sarah, Mrs., M.B.E, Kaisir-i-Hind bar; 6. 1855,
d. of Charles Davies, of Melbourne ; m. John, s. of Henry Cain,
of Bedford. Educ. : Melbourne, Australia. Missionary.
War Work : Getting socks, caps, comforters, etc, knitted
(about 800pairs of socks), part of the wool provided by Ladies'
Depot, Madras, part brought from lace profits ; subscribing
Rs. 1383, from proceeds chiefly of Lace Industry, from which
profits Miss WaUen also subscribed Rs. 800. Address : Dum-
magudem, S. India. (M6116)
CAINE, Elizabeth, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of the late William
Mackenzie, of The Scottish Land Court, Edinburgh; to.
Nathaniel, s. of Nathaniel Caine, of Spital, Cheshire. Educ. :
Inverness Academy and Cheltenham College. CouncUlor,
Lower Bebington Urban District ; Chairman of the Maternity
and ChUd Welfare Committee. War Work: Y.M.C.A.
Canteen Work ; Hon. Secretary, Bebington District War
Pensions Committee. Address : New Ferry Park, New Ferry,
Birkenhead. (M7590)
CAINE, Gordon Ralph Hall, C.B.E. Deputy Controller
of Paper. (C3134)
CAINE, Sir Hall, K.B.E, J.P, Officer of Order of Leopold,
fi. 14 May, 1853 , s. of John Caine, of Isle of Man ; to. Mary,
d. of WiUiam Chandler, of Walthamstow. Educ. : Isle of
Man and Liverpool. Author. War Work : Propaganda
(chiefly in U.S.A.) ; devoted the whole period of the War to
it to the exclusion of aU professional work. Address : Greeba
Castle, Isle of Man. (K134)
CAINE, Lieut. Martin Surney, M.B.E.
CAINES, Clement Guy, M.B.E.
CAIRD, Sir Andrew, K.B.E, 6.14 Oct. 1870 ; s.of Andrew
Caird, of Montrose ; to. Anne, d. of WUliam Davidson, of
Montrose. JournaUst and Newspaper Manager. War Work :
Was Administrator, New York Headquarters, of the British
War Mission to the United States of America, 1917-18.
Address : Glenmard, Arthur Road, Wimbledon Park, S.W. 10.
(K54)
CAIRD, Francis Pratt, M.B.E.
CAIRNS, Lieut. David, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CAIRNS, The Rev. David Smith, O.B.E, D.D.
CAIRNS, James, O.B.E, M.A, M.B, Ch.B, D.P.H, fi.
12 July, 1885 ; s. of BaUie James Cairns of Glasgow. Educ. :
Allan Glen's School, and Univ. of Glasgow. Principal Medical
and Health Officer, Great Indian Peninsula Railway. War
Work : Sanitary Officer, DeolaU, India ; SpeciaUst in Pre
vention of Disease, 34th (The Welsh) General Hospital ;
D. A.D.M.S. (Sanitary), the 8th (Lucknow) Division. Address .
Beryl House, Wodehouse Road, Bombay ; 12, Holyrood
Crescent, Glasgow. Club : Royal Bombay Yacht. (08446)
CAIRNS, Rev. and Hon. Major John, O.B.E, V.D, J.P,
3rd Batt. R. West Kent Regt, 6. 18 March, 1865 ; s. of
James Cairns, of Mountpleasant, Berwickshire ; m. Christina,
d. of Alexander Jack, of Avoch, Ross - shire, Scotland,
Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. and United Presbyterian CoUege.
Assistant Principal Chaplain, Royal Army Chaplains' Depart
ment. War Work : Staff Officer, Eastern Command ; served
on H.M.S. "Aquitania," and Ambulance troopship " Braemar
Castle." Address : Glencairn, Little Heath, Charlton, S.E. 7.
Club : National Liberal. (06973)
CAIRNS, John, M.B.E, J.P.
CAIRNS, WiUiam Murray, C.B.E, M.D, CM. ; s. of
W. S. Cairns, of Hyldagarth, Heswall, Cheshire ; to. Eleanor
Stephenson, d. of the Rev. James Anderson, of Polmont,
Stirlingshire. Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. War Work : Medical
Officer in Charge Princes Road and Myrtle Street St. John
AuxUiary Hospitals, Liverpool ; Corps Surgeon St. John
Ambulance Brigade ; Lecturer and Examiner St. John
Ambulance Association. Address : 67, Catharine Street,
Liverpool. (C2493)
CAITHNESS, Norman Macleod Buchan, 18th Earl of,
C.B.E. ; Baron Birriedale, Bt, D.L, County of Aberdeen, fi.
4 AprU, 1862; s. oi 16th Earl, and Janet, d. of Roderick
M'Leod, M.D. ; succeeded his brother, 1914 ; m. LUian, 2nd d.
of Higford Higford, 23, Eaton Place, S.W. Educ. : Upping
ham ; Trinity HaU, Cambridge. Changed his surname from
Sinclair to Buchan, 1911. Captain in 3/5th Batt. Gordon
Highlanders. Address : Auchmacoy House, EUon, Aberdeen
shire. Club : Caledonian. (C1499)
CALDER, Lieut. George, O.B.E, R.A.O.C
CALDER, James Charles, C.B.E, 6. Dec 1869 ; s. of
Jas. Calder, of Ardargie, Forgandenny Perthshire ; to. Mildred
Louise, d. of Col. Richard Manners, of Royal Scots. Educ. :
St. Benedicts, Fort Augustus. War Work : ControUer, Timber
SuppUes Department, Board of Trade. Address : 32, Park
Lane ; Ledlanet, Milnathort, Scotland. Clubs : St. James's ;
Devonshire ; British Empire. London ; County, Perth. (C2494)
CALDER, Reginald Colin, O.B.E, 6. 6 March, 1888 :
s. of the late WUliam J. W. Calder ; to. Catherine LUv, d. of
Henry Self, of London. Educ. : St. Peter's, London Docks ;
East London Technical CoU. ; King's Coll, London. Second
Division Clerk — Admiralty, 19 Oct. 1908, to 16 Jan. 1912;
Board of Trade, 17 Jan. 1912, to 12 Jan. 1913 ; National
Health Insurance Commission (England), Jan. 1913, to July,
1917 ; on loan to the Ministry of Information July, 1917 ;
Establishment Officer in that Ministry AprU, 1918, to Dec.
1918 ; on loan to Foreign Office Jan. 1919 ; appointed First
Class EstabUshment and Accounts Officer in the Foreign Office,

Aug 1919. Address: 47, Langdale Road, Thornton Heath,
Surrey. (03649)
CALDER, WiUiam Beale, M.B.E, 6. 22 June, 1875 ;
s. of David Calder, of Pietermaritzburg ; to. Ethel, d. of
James Barnes, of Pietermaritzburg. Educ. : Pietermaritz
burg CoUege. SoUcitor. War Work : Chairman, Executive
Committee, Governor-General's Fund, Durban ; Chairman,
Sportsmen's Contribution to Governor-General's Fund.
Address : 543, Currie Road, Durban. Clubs : Durban ;
Durban Royal Yacht ; Durban Golf. (M1207)
CALDICOTT, Capt. Charles Holt, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
(T.F.), 6. 26 Feb. 1871 ; s. of Oswald Holt Caldicott, of Four
Oaks, Warwickshire ; m. Elizabeth Lora, d. of Lieut.-General
A Phelps, of Woodbourne Grange, Edgbaston. Edue. :
King Edward's School, Birmingham. War Work: Served
with South-Eastern Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance in
GaUipoli and Egypt ; afterwards in charge of Medical Division,
Lewisham Military Hospital. Address : Grantbourne, Chat
ham, Surrey. (M5135)
CALDWELL, Col. Arthur Lewis, O.B.E.. R.A.S.C.
CALDWELL, Major Bruce McGregor, M.B.E.
CALDWELL, David, M.B.E.
CALDWELL, Francis, C.B.E, M.V.O.
CALDWELL, Mary Louisa, O.B.E.
CALDWELL, Lieut.-Col. Michael Alexander, O.B.E.
CALDWELL Major Thomas Richey, O.B.E.
CALDWELL, T. Capt. WilUam James, M.B.E.
CALE, Capt. WUUam Frederick, M.B.E.
CALL, Capt. HamUton, O.B.E, fi. 8 Sept. 1868 ; s. of the
late Stanford Call, of London ; m. Ada Maria WalsgTaves,
d. of John Angus Hewat, Educ. : Privately. Commander,
P. & O.S.N. Co.'s Service (ret. 1919). War Work: Com
manding Royal Naval Hospital Ship " Soudan " (No. 1),
Aug. 1914, to AprU. 1919 ; attached to Grand Fleet, North
Sea, Aug. 1914, to Feb. 1915 ; attached to Eastern Mediter-
rauean Squadron and served off GaUipoli Peninsula throughout
Dardanelles Campaign, Jan. 1916; returned home waters and
re-joined Grand Fleet in North Sea, serving with same until
AprU, 1919, when " Soudan " was paid off as R.N.H. Ship,
re-conditioned and returned to P. & O.S.N. Co. Addresses:
The Cottage, North Gate, Regent's Park, London ; Cornerways,
HUlheao, nr. Fareham, Hampshire. Club : Golfers'. (O10097)
CALLADINE, Ernest Thompson, O.B.E, 6. 12 Jan.
1875 ; s. of WiUiam CaUadine, of HucknaU, Notts. ; m. Stella
d. of John Holroyd, of HucknaU, Notts. Educ. : Nottingham
High School. Manager of the London Joint City and Midland
Bank, Hastings. War Work : Hon. Sec. Hastings and St.
Leonards War Refugees' Committee, 1914-19. Address:
18, Priory Avenue, Hastings. (010098)
CALLAGHAN, John Martin, M.B.E.
CALLAGHAN, Capt. Joseph Aloysius, O.B.E.
CALLAN, Joseph, O.B.E.
CALLANDER, Major Cuthbert BURN-, O.B.E, 6.
5 Feb. 1886 ; s. of Edward Burn-CaUander, late of Preston
HaU, Midlothian. Educ : Rugby. Professional Associate
of the Surveyors Institution. War Work : Served with
Montgomeryshire Yeomanry from beginning of War until
March, 1916, when was appointed A.D.C to G.O.C. 56th
London Division; Feb. 1917, appointed to Physical and
Bayonet Training Staff ; Jan. 1918 appointed Superintendent
Physical and Bayonet Training ; twice mentioned in dispatches.
Address : Barford, Warwick. Clubs : New Oxford and
Cambridge. (O5061)
CALLARD, Cuthbert Richard, O.B.E, 6. 27 Dec. 1874;
8. of Thomas Black CaUard, of Chesham Bois, Bucks. ; m.
Katharine Miriam, d. of Charles Atkins Faraday. Educ:
Privately. Solicitor. War Work : Hon. Sec. to Special
Hospitals for Officers (Lord Knutsford's Committee). Ad
dresses : Glengariff, Pinner, Middlesex ; 3, St. James' Street,
London, S.W. 1. Club : Devonshire. (010099)
CALLENDAR, Hugh Longbourne, C.B.E, F.R.S.C.
CALLENDER, Edward Henry WiUiam, O.B.E.
CALLENDER, Lieut.-Col. Eustace Maude, C.B.E, T.D,
M.D, L.R.C.P, M.R.C.S, R.A.M.C (T.), 6. 31 Oct. 1864; s.of
Samuel Pope Callender, of Manchester ; to. Adelaide Frances
Jane, d. of John Beeching Stephens, of Maidstone. Educ:
Rugby and St. Mary's Hospital, London. Physician, Medical
Aid Society for Necessitous Gentlewomen ; Medical Officer,
St. Agatha's Home ; late House Surgeon, House Physician,
Resident Obstetric Officer, and Assistant Anaesthetist, St. Mary's
Hospital. War Work : Commanded 2nd London Genl. Hos
pital ; mobiUsed 4 Aug. 1914 and continued in command tiU
AprU, 1917, on which date proceeded to France in command of
No. 53 General Hospital, and served with it untU AprU, 1919 ;
disembodied 15 AprU, 1919 ; three times mentioned in des
patches. Address : 73, Sussex Gardens, Hvde Park, W. 2.
Clubs : St. Albans Medical : Mid-Surrev Golf. (C1233)
CALLEY, Major-Gen. Thomas Charles PleydeU, C.B.,
C.B.E, M.V.O, J.P, D.L, 6. 28 Jan. 1856 ; s. of Henry Calley,
J.P, D.L, of Burderop Park, WUts. ; m. EmUy, d. of T. P.
Chappell, of Weir Bank, Teddington. Educ. : Harrow and
Christehurch, Oxford. Commanded 1st Life Guards, 1902-6;
London Mounted Brigade, 1908-12 ; M.P. for North Wilts,
1910. War Work : Commanded 60th Division, Oct. 1914, to
Dec. 1915 ; Staff Officer for Volunteers, Southern Command,

'j
1916-19. Address : Burderop Park, Swindon. Clubs : Naval
and MUitary ; Guards'. (C1500)
CALLWELL, Lieut.-Comm, Eberhard WilUam Ernest,
O.B.E, R.N.

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CALNAN, Denis, C.B.E, I.C.S, b. 14 May, 1865 ; s. of
Joseph Calnau, of Bandon, Co. Cork ; m. Florence, d. of
Norman Reid, of Behar, India. Educ. : St. Stanislaus'
CoU, Fullamore ; Queens' Coll, Cambridge. Commissioner
of Bundelkhand, United Provinces. War Work : Was men
tioned by the Commander-in-Chief in a despatch reviewing
the part played by India in the prosecution of the war. Address:
Jhansi, United Provinces, India. Club : East India United
Service. (C1958)
CALTHROP, Col. Christopher WilUam CARR-, C.B.E,
J.P, I.M.S. (ret.), b. 28 July, 1844 ; s. of WUliam Charles Cal-
throp, of Crowland, Lincolnshire ; m. Alice Evett, d. of Charles
James Hartley, of Edgbaston, Birmingham. Educ : Merchant
Taylor's School ; Charing Cross Hospital. Has held man,
professional appointments in connection with University of
Lahore, Punjaub, India ; Afghan War of 1878-80 ; P.M.O.
Malakand Brigade, Swat Valley Campaign, India, 1895-96 ;
P.M.O. Indian Contingent, Sudan Field Force, 1896-97 ;
P.M.O. Assam Brigade, I.G.CH, Assam, 1899-1904. Address :
9, Grange Road, Ealing, W. 0. (C2497)
CALTHROP, Hugh Viotor Ekeward, M.B.E.
CALVERLEY, Major Edmond Leveson, O.B.E.
CALVERLEY, Louisa Mary, Mrs., O.B.E. 6. 19 April,
1870; d. of Sir Brydges Heuniker, Bart, of Newton Hall,
Dunmow, Essex ; to. Horace Walter, s. of Edmund Calverley,
Esq. of Oulton HaU. Leeds. Educ. : At home. Vice-President
and Commandant, Harlow Division, Essex Branch of British
Red Cross Society ; Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John of
Jerusalem. War Work : Had a hospital of sixty beds for men
in Harlow, and one of twenty beds for convalescents, in her own
house for four years of the War. Address : Down Hall, Harlow,
Essex. Club : Ladies' Automobile. (01182)
CALVERT, Harry, M.B.E.
CALVERT, Harry Thornton, M.B.E, D..Sc", Ph.D.,
F.I.C, 6. 3 May, 1878 ; s. of Manoah B. Calvert, of Armley,
Leeds ; to. Annie, d. of John H. Tetley, of Ilkley. Educ. :
Leeds and Leipsic Universities. Demonstrator of Chemistry,
Yorkshire CoU, Leeds ; Industrial Chemist ; Chief Chemist
and Deputy Chief Inspector (West Riding of Yorkshire Rivers
Board) ; Chemical Inspector (Ministry of Health). War
Work : Technical Chemist on Lord Moulton's Headquarters
Staff (Explosives Supply Department, Ministry of Munitions
of War). Address : Watergate, Burbage Road, Dulwich,
S.E. 24. Club : Chemical Industry. (M7593)
CALVERT, Lieut.-Col. James, C.B.E, M.D. Lieut.-Col.
R.A.M.C. ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1501)
CALVERT, Rupert Harry, M.B.E.
CALVERT, Tom, M.B.E.
CALVEY, Capt. Charles Bernard, M.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6.
14 June, 1867 ; s. of Bryan Calvey, of Dublin ; m. Annie
Louisa, d. of WiUiam Marshman, of Catford, S.E. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Home Base Supply Depot, Newhaven ;
Mechanical Transport Training Depot, Osterley Park. Address :
Fairlight, Bath Road, Hounslow, Middlesex. (M5136)
CALWELL, WilUam, O.B.E, 6. June, 26 1859; s. of
Robert CalweU, of Annadale, Co. Down ; to. Helen Agnes,
d. of the late Lieut.-Col. Robert Anderson. H.L.I, of Richmond,
Yorkshire. Educ. : Royal Academical Institution, Belfast ;
Queen's CoU. and Univ. of BeUast. Visiting Physician to
Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast ; visiting Physician to U.V.F.
Hospitals, Belfast ; M.O, in charge U.V.F. Craigavon Hospital
for Neurasthenia ; Consulting Physician to various Hospitals.
War Work : Visiting Physician to the U.V.F. Hospitals in
Belfast ; Medical Officer in charge of U.V.F. Craigavon
Neurasthenic Hospital ; Physician to Soldiers in Royal
Victoria Hospital, Belfast. Address : 6, CoUege Gardens,
Belfast. (O10101)
CAMBRAY, Philip George.O.B.E, 6. 1879 ; s. of G. R.
Cambray, of Oxford : to. Helen Frances Omash, of Brockley.
War Work : Commander, X Division, Metropolitan S.C. ;
T.F. Res. (Gen. List) ; Staff Lieut, War Office ; Private
Secretary to Sir Auckland Geddes, 1917-19. (O209)
CAMBRIDGE, Lieut. Arthur Edward, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CAMBRIDGE, Hilda Margaret, Mrs. PICKARD-, M.B.E,
fi. 19 June, 1873 ; d. of John Mortimer Hunt, of 4, Airlie Gardens,
W, and Bellevue, Holmwood ; m. Arthur Wallace (Fellow of
BalUol CoUege, Oxford), s. of Rev. O. Pickard-Cambridge,
F.R.S, of Bloxworth, Dorset. War Work : British Red
Cross Society (Wounded and Missing Department), Oxford.
Address : St. Catharine's, Headington Hill, Oxford. (M7595)
CAMBURN, Caleb, M.B.E, 6. 4 Aug. 1857 ; _. of the late
George A. Camburn, of Folkestone. Educ. : Folkestone,
Peckham and Westminster Training College. Headmaster
of Schools at Great Malvern, Bradford, Yorks and now of
CouncU School, Hungerford, Berks. War Work : Hon. Sec.
of Local Central Savings Committee, Hungerford ; Member
of the Food Control Committee ; Chairman of Economy
Committee ; Propaganda work in the District. Address :
Hungerford, Berks. (M7596)
CAMDEN, Joan Marion, Marchioness, C.B.E. ; d. of
Lord Henry Nevill, of Eridge Castle, Sussex (see Burke's
Peerage) m. John Charles Pratt, 4th Marquess Camden (see
Burke's Peerage). War Work : President, Kent V.A.D.'s ;
President, Kent County War Fund which she started and
raised a Fund of over £17,000 to assist the V.A.D. Hospitals
in the County ; President, Kent Branch SaUors' and Soldiers'
FamUies Association, and President, Kent County Nursing
Association. Address : Bayham Abbey, Lamberhurst, Kent.
(C2498)

CAMERON, Major Alexander, O.B.E, M.B, I.M.S.. (011732)
CAMERON, Capt. Alexander Duncan, M.B.E, 6. 2 Aug.
1897 ; s. of Alexander Cameron, of Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow
Academy. War Work : Served in Army from 2 Sept. 1914
commissioned on that date; France and Flanders,
8th Scottish Rifles ; later Signal Services. Addresses : 185,
Buchanan Street, Glasgow ; Empire House, 175, Piccadilly,
W. 1. Club : Services. (M5137)
CAMERON, Allan, M.B.E, fi. 4 June, 1861 ; s. of William
Cameron, of Bannockburn, Stirlingshire ; to. Mary Stewart
d. of William Stewart, of Hamilton, Lanarkshire. Educ. :
Larkhall Academy. Goods and Mineral Superintendent,
The Caledonian Railway, Scotland. War Work : Superin
tending the transit of War Material, Troops, etc, during the
Great War. Address : St. Elmo, Cameron Street, Motherwell,
Scotland. (M7597)
CAMERON, Annie Buchanan, O.B.E, R.R.C, 6. 8 Aug.
1869 ; d. of John Cameron, of Fort William, Inverness-shire.
A. Matron, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing
Service ; served in South African War, and continuously
since. Address : The Military Hospital, Curragh Camp,
Ireland. (04287)
CAMERON, Major Ceoil Aylmer, C.B.E, D.S.O. Major
Intelligence Corps, and a Gen. Staff Officer at War Office;
served during Great War, 1914-17 (despatches, Legion of
Honour, Order of Leopold of Belgium). (C2212c)
CAMERON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. CecU Stevenson, O.B.E,
M.C. CAMERON, Charlotte, Mrs., M.B.E, F.R.G.S.; d. of
Capt. Jacob Wales-Almy, R.N. ; to. Major Donald Duncan
Cameron, of Edinburgh (who died). Educ: Brighton and France.
Represented "Lady's Pictorial," Delhi, Imperial Durbar.
War Work : Lecturing on the German Colonies ; Propaganda
work at her own expense for all War Charities, firstly in
England and then for two years throughout America, Alaska
and the Yukon ; worked at Free Buffet at Victoria Station,
also Red Cross Work at Bournemouth ; Fellow of the Botanical
Society ; FeUow of the Royal Geographical Society ; Member
of the Society of Authors ; FeUow of the Society of Women
Journalists. Club : Writers'. (M7598)
CAMERON, Clarence St. Clair, M.B.E.
CAMERON, CyrU Claude, M.B.E.
CAMERON, Capt. Cyril St. Clair, C.B.E. ; s. of the late
Col. Aylmer S. Cameron, V.C, C.B. ; to. 1909, Isabel Edith,
d. of Peter Hordern, sometime Director of Public Instruction,
Burma. Capt. R.N. ; served in Great War, 1914-19 with
Anti-Submarine Serv. (despatches). (C2295)
CAMERON, Major Donald Cunninghame, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C. CAMERON, Major Donald Hay, O.B.E, R.A.F,
CAMERON, Donald Phillips, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CAMERON, Sir Hector Clare, Kt, C.B.E, M.B, CM,
M.B, LL.D.. Emeritus Professor of CUnical Surgery in the
Univ. of Glasgow, 6. 30 Sept. 1843 ; s. of Donald Cameron,
Plantation Zeelugt, Demerara, sugar planter ; to. Frances
(d. 1879), d. of WilUam Hamilton Maodonald. Educ. : St.
Andrews, Edinburgh, and Glasgow Univ. Formerly President
of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, and
Representative of the Faculty at the General Medical Council.
Address : 18, Woodside Crescent, Glasgow. (C451)
CAMERON, James, M.B.E.
CAMERON, John, M.B.E.
CAMERON, Lieut. John, O.B.E, R.E.
CAMERON, Norman Restell, M.B.E.
CAMERON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas Duncan, M.B.E,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.).
CAMERON, Lieut. WiUiam Maopherson, M.B.E.
CAMERON, William Scott, M.B.E, L.L.R.
CAMFIELD, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Charles Nathaniel,
M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
CAMP, Edwin James, M.B.E, 6. 11 Oct. 1884 ; s. of James
Camp, of Leigh-on-Sea ; m. Maude, d. of the late Alfred James
Indge.of Forest Gate. War Work : Transport Department o;
Admiralty and Ministry of Shipping from October 1914.
Address : 14, Park Road, Hampton HilL Middlesex. (M7600)
CAMP, Capt. Ernest Walter, O.B.E, 6. 5 Aug. 1883 ;
s. of William Camp, of Witham, Essex; m. May, d. of
S. S. Bloxham, of Blackheath. Educ. : Mann's, Witham,
Essex. War Work : Enlisted Aug. 1914, H.A.C ; Commis
sioned March, 1917 ; transferred to 182 Labour Co. same
year ; given command of 113th Labour Co. Jan. 1918 ; trans
ferred to command 53rd P.O.W Co. Nov. 1918 ; mentioned in
despatches, 1918. (02461)
CAMP, Henry John, M.B.E.
CAMPAGNAC, Charles HasweU, M.B.E, 6. 14 Jan.
1886 ; s. of A. G. Campagnac, of Lucknow and Burma ; to.
Gladys, d. of C H. Kirkham, of Myindaik, Southern Shan
States, Burma. Educ. : Taunton School, Taunton, Somer
setshire. Barrister-at-Law of the Middle Temple ; Municipal
Commissioner, Rangoon Municipality, elected by the Euro
pean and Anglo-Indian Community. War Work : Recruited
for the Burma Contingent, Volunteer MobUe Battery, and
Anglo-Indian Forces ; Member of the Burma Fighting Men's
Dependants Fund, and the Recruits and Comforts Fund,
Committees ; Hon. Sec. and founder of the Kut Prisoners'
Fund Committee. Address : 6, Barr Street, Rangoon. (M7075)
CAMPBELL, Alexander, C.B.E, J.P.
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CAMPBELL, Angela Mary Alice, Lady, M.B.E, 6. 1863 ;
2nd d. of the 4th Earl of Harrowby (see BURKE'S Peerage) ;
m. 1890, Colin Frederick, s. of George William Campbell.
Addresses : 17, Lowndes Square, S.W. 1 ; Evcrlands, Seven-
oaks. (M3564)
CAMPBELL, Annie, M.B.E, fi. 17 March, 1845 ; d. of Dr.
CampbeU, of Tarbert, Loch Tyne. Educated : Privately. War
Work : CoUecting and working for soldiers. Address :
Kumard, Kiru, Argyllshire. (M1512)
CAMPBELL, Archibald, O.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Archibald Charles, O.B.E, 6. 4 March,
1868 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. CoUn Campbell, of 46th Regt. ; to.
Emma OUve, d. of — OgUvie, of YulgiUar, N.S.W. Educ. :
WeUington College. President of British Chamber of Commerce
for Italy. War Work : Munitions. Clubs : Isthmian ;
Union (Geneva). (O3650)
CAMPBELL, Lieut. Archibald Sydney, O.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Archibald Young Gipps, CLE, C.B.E. ;
s. of the late Archibald Samuels Campbell, of Auchimbreck ;
to. 15 Dec. 1910, Frances Irene, 4th d. of George Edward
SavUl Young (see Burke's Peerage, Young, of North Dean) ;
Late Sec to British Red Cross Commissioner for France ;
Founder Central Prisoners of War Organisation. (C3107a)
CAMPBELL, Major Arthur CoUn Clyde, O.B.E, 6. 16
Aug. 1875 ; s. of William CampbeU, of Uppingham and Stoke
Dry, Rutland ; to. Gladys Annie, d. of David TheophUus, of
Port Elizabeth. Edue. : Uppngham. War Work : Royal Army
Service Corps. Address : Greencroft, St. Albans. Clubs:
Verulam Golf ; United R.A.S.C. ; R.A.C. (02263)
CAMPBELL, Hon. Capt. Arthur Lang, M.B.E. Seni ir
Assistant Censor, Second Military District, New South Wales,
Australia. (M10257e)
CAMPBELL, Lieut.-Col. Charles, O.B.E , IA.
CAMPBELL, Lieut.-Col. Charles Ferguson, O.B.E, CLE,
fi. 1863 ; s. of J. Scarlett Campbell ; m. 1908, Emily Gertrude
Lilian, d. of R. D. Steuart Muirhead, and w. of Lieut.-Col.
A. Gould, 2nd Dragoon Guards. Entered The Buffs (E. Kent
Regt.), 1882 ; became Capt. Indian Army, 1893 ; Major, 1901 ;
Lieut.-Col. (ret.), 1908 ; served on N.W. Frontier of India,
1897-98 ; operations in Kuxram VaUey (medal with two clasps)
and with Tirah Expedition; operations against Khani Khel
Chamkani (clasp) ; was an Extra Equerry to Prince of Wales,
1906-10, and to King George V. 1910-12 ; acted as A.D.C to
Prince of Wales during tour in India, 1905-6 ; appointed one
of H.M.'s Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, 1912 ; Lieut.-
Col. Gen. Reserve. Addresses : Salcey Lawn, Northampton ;
10, Cambridge Square, W. Club : Naval and Military. (O8064)
CAMPBELL, Charles Ivor Rae, O.B.E, R.C.N.C,
M.I.N.A, fi. 12 April. 1878 ; s. of J. A. D. CampbeU, of Science
and Art Dept, S. Kensington ; m. Edith Muriel, d. of T. Tre-
nerry, of Clapham Park. Educ. : R.N. Eng. Coll, Keyham,
and R.N.C Greenwich. Naval Constructor ; Superintendent
of Airship Design and Construction, at Royal Airship Works,
Bedford. War Work : Sent by Admiralty to United States
as Overseer of submarines built by Bethlehem Steel Corp,
Dec. 1914 ; returned Oct. 1915 and was placed in charge of
newly formed Airship Design Section at Admiralty ; remained
on this work until 1920 and was appointed as above on transfer
of Airship Work to Air Ministry. Address : Royal Airship
Works, Cardington, nr. Bedford. (010103)
CAMPBELL, Charles Stewart, C.B.E, I.C.S, 6. 14 March,
1875 ; 3rd s. of Frederick CampbeU, C.B, V.D, J.P, and n.
of Sir John WUUam CampbeU, 1st Bart, C.B, of Ardnamurchan
(see Burke's Peerage). Address: c/o Messrs. King, King & Co,
Bombay. (C1067)
CAMPBELL, Lieut.-Col. Charles Vincent, O.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Clementina Henrietta, Mrs., M.B.E.
CAMPBELL, CoUn, O.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Lieut.-Col. David Bishop, M.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Comm. Donald, O.B.E, R.N.
CAMPBELL, Donald, M.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Donald George, M.B.E,
S.L.I. CAMPBELL, Douglas Robert, M.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Col. Duncan, O.B.E, J.P. D.L, fi. 11 Sept.
1842 ; s. of James Archibald Campbell, J.P D.L, of InverneiU,
Ardrishaig, Argyll (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; m. Isabel
(who died 1911), d. of J. A. Tobin, of Eastham House,
Cheshire. Educ. : St. Andrews, Fife. Chairman, Territorial
Force Association for Argyll ; Member County Council for
ArgyU. War Work : Chairman War Pensions Committee for
ArgyU ; Hon. Sec. for Argyll Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies
Association. Address : InverneiU, Ardrishaig, ArgyU. Club :
Junior Carlton. (010105)
CAMPBELL, Capt. Duncan, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
CAMPBELL, Emily, Mrs. Muirhead, O.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Ethel Margaret, M.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Florence Ishbel, O.B.E, 6. 11 July, 1877 •
d. of the late George WiUiam Campbell, of 22, Queen's Gate
Gardens, S.W. Educ : At Home. War Work : Organising
Secretary Y.W.C.A. Munition Workers' Welfare Committee
Address : Woodview, Eastbourne. (0212)
CAMPBELL, Capt. Francis Ernest Archer, O.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Lieut. Frederiok Harold, M.B.E. 6. 16 Dec
1879. War Work : Served in 60th Rifles throughout the
War ; proceeded to France with B.E.F. on 13th Aug 1914 •
Commissioned for Service in the Field ; twice wounded '•
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on Service. Address : 15, Haward Road, Gunnersbury W. 4
(M1513)
CAMPBELL, Col. George Polding, C.B.E. R.E. ; N.W.
Frontier of India 1 897-8 (medal with clasp) ; Great War 1911-
19 (despatches). (C2031)
CAMPBELL, Georgina Jane, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 25 Oct
1848; d. of Lionel Oliver, J.P, of Heacham, Norfolk; m.
Rev. WiUiam Eraser, late Vicar of Kintbury, Berks, s. of
Capt. W. C. J. Campbell, J.P, of Snettisham, Norfolk. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Commandant of Cliff House, V.A.D.
Hospital, Hunstanton, Norfolk, from Feb. 1915. (M7604)
CAMPBELL, Gerald FitzGerald, C.B.E, B.A, Chevalier
Legion d'Honneur, 6. 26 AprU, 1862 ; s. of Col. Sir Edward
FitzGerald CampbeU, Bart, 60th Rifles. Educ. : Fettes College,
Edinburgh ; Clare College, Cambridge. Editorial Staff of
" The Times." War Work : War Correspondent of " The
Times " with the French Armies, 1914-18. Address : Albany
Chambers, York St, Westminster. Clubs : M.C.C. ; R.A.C.
(C2500)
CAMPBELL, Geraldine Georgina, M.B.E.
CAMPBELL, GUbert, M.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Gordon Charles Henry, O.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Sir Gordon Huntley, K.B.E., Chairman
Collections Committee British Red Cross Society and Order
of St. John. (K357)
CAMPBELL, Capt. Harold James, M.B.E, R.F.A.
CAMPBELL, Harry, C.B.E, M.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Henry Kenyon, M.B.E, 6. 1873 ; s. of
John CampbeU, of Maryport ; to. Mary, d. of Edward Hope,
of Liverpool. Educ. : Privately. Chairman Carlisle Educa
tion Committee. War Work : Secretary, and subsequently
General Manager, East Cumberland National SheU Factory,
Cariisle. Address : 22, Warwick Square, Carlisle. (M1514)
CAMPBELL, Henry Samuel, M.B.E, fi. 23 Sept. 1862;
s. of the late Donald CampbeU of Tottenham ; m. Florence
Eliza, d. of W. D. Chidson, of Liverpool. Educ : Privately
Collector H.M. Customs and Excise, Weymouth. War Work :
Detection of enemy cargo and general Departmental War work
in the Customs Service in Liverpool. Address : 15, Belvidere,
Weymouth. (M7606)
CAMPBELL, Lieut.-Col. Hugh, D.S.O, O.B.E, Roy. Fus.
(City of London Regt. (T.) ). Served in Great War, 1914-19
(mentioned in despatches). (O8065)
CAMPBELL, Capt. Ian Percy Fitzgerald, O.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Ina, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 26 Jan. 1870 ; d. of
J. W. Valentine, of Whiteabbey, Co. Antrim; m. Lloyd, d.
of John CampbeU, of Rathfern, Whiteabbey. War Work:
Controller of free Rest House, for wounded soldiers and saUors,
BeUast. Address : Glen House, Whiteabbey, Co. Antrim.
(M7607)
CAMPBELL, Isabel Edwards, Mrs., M.B.E. (M10435)
CAMPBELL, James Alexander West, O.B.E , 6. 6 June,
1866 ; s. of James CampbeU, of Callander, N.B. ; m. Jessie
Frances, d. of James Parris Hind, of Brockley. Educ. : Roan
School, Greenwich. Accountant, War Office. War Work:
War Office. Address : St. Bede's, Sefton Road, Addiscombe. (010107)
CAMPBELL, Comm. James Douglas, O.B.E, R.N.
CAMPBELL, John, O.B.E, I.C.S.
CAMPBELL, John, M.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Lieut. John, M.B.E, R.E.
CAMPBELL, Surg. -Comm. John Alexander Langdorf,
O.B.E.. R.N.
CAMPBELL, John Archibald, M.B.E, 6. 12 Dec 1862;
s. of the late John CampbeU, of Aberdeen and Woolwich
Arsenal. Educ. : Woolwich. War Department Overseer of
Shipping, Woolwich Dockyard. War Work : Special services
rendered in various Engineering matters, under the Directorate
of the Superintending Engineer and Constructor of Shipping
(War Office). Address : 30, BeechhUl Road, Eltham, S.E. 9.
(M7609)
CAMPBELL, John Arthur, O.B.E, 6. 7 Dec. 1877 ; *.
of WiUiam Gamble, of North Runcton, King's Lynn; m.
Mary Alicia, d. of Richard Worger, of London. Educ. : East
Anglian School, Bury St. Edmund's. Theatre and Cinema
Proprietor, at Grantham and Peterboro'. ; Proprietor, Theatre
Royal, Grantham ; Managing Director, The Picture House,
Grantham; Lessee, Theatre Royal, Peterboro". War Work:
Services to the Troops at Grantham ; Organiser of the MiUtary
Entertainments ; Chairman, Grantham and District Belton
Park Hospital Committee Comforts Fund. Address : Welby
Gardens, Grantham. Clubs : Eccentric ; The Road. (010168)
CAMPBELL, Capt. John Cameron, O.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Lieut.-Col. John Hay, C.B.E, D.S.O,
R.A.M.C, fi. 31 Dec. 1871 ; s. of the late Maj.-Gen. T. Hay
Campbell, R.A. ; m. Clara Edith, d. of James Hedley, Esq,
of Richmond, Yorks. Educ : Tinton House School ; St.
Mary's Hospital. Address : c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, 3, Whitehall
Place, S.W. (C1234)
CAMPBELL, John Honeyford, M.B.E. (M10379)
CAMPBELL, Major John MacKnight, O.B.E, M.C,
R.A.M.C (S.R.).
CAMPBELL, John Maomaster, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 21 Feb.
185 9 ; s. of George CampbeU, of Inverness ; m. Jane Christie,
d. ot Alexander Armstrong, of Amprior, Stirlingshire. Eivtc. :
Old Academy, Inverness. Sheriff Substitute of Kintyre,
Argyllshire. War Work : Army Recruiting in Lanarkshire
under MUitary Authorities ; Convener, Campbeltown Branch,
British Red Cross Society ; Convener, Campbeltown and

BIOGRAPHIES.

Cant

Kintyre War Savings Committee ; Commissioner for Argyll
shire for Civil LiabUities Commission ; President, Union Jaok
Club, Campbeltown, for entertainment of Service men ; member,
and for a period Chairman, Appeal Tribunal under Military
Service Acts for Argyllshire. Address : Norwood, Campbel
town. Ctafis : Campbeltown ; Liberal Glasgow. (C938)
CAMPBELL, John Maurice Hardman, O.B.E, M.B,
B.Ch, 6. 1891 ; s. of John Edward Campbell, F.R.S, of 14,
RawUnson Road, Oxford. Educ. : Winchester and New College
Oxford ; Medical Registrar and Poulton Research Fellow at
Guy's Hospital, London. War Work : Capt. R.A.M.C
(S.R.), Mesopotamia and N. Persia. Address : 8, Spa Mansions,
Bermondsey, S.E. 1. (06592)
CAMPBELL, John St. Clair, O.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Lieut.-Col. Joseph Alexander, O.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Capt. Lewis Gordon, O.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Lieut. Malcolm, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CAMPBELL, Lieut. Maloolm, M.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Capt. Maloolm Hay Alexander, O.B.E, LA.
CAMPBELL, Nicol, M.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Olga Margaret, M.B.E. Quartermaster,
Endell Street MUitary Hospital. (M10257/)
CAMPBELL, Lieut.-Col. Hon. Ralph Alexander, C.B.E,
6. 18 Feb. 1877 ; 3rd s. of Hugh Frederick Vaughan, 4th Earl
Cawdor (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; m. 1st, 1 Dec. 1906, Marjorie
TheophUa, d. of the late Sir Jolin Arthur Fowler, 2nd Bart,
d. 30 Nov. 1911 ; to. 2nd, 14 Jan. 1914, Marjorie Edith, e. d.
of Horace George Devas, of Hartfleld, Kent (see Burke's
Landed Gentry). (C1502)
CAMPBELL, Robert Garrett, C.B.E, 6. 25 Sept. 1858 ;
s. of John Campbell, of Mossley, Belfast ; to. Alicia Anna,
d. of Henry S. Ferguson, M.D, of Belfast. Educ : WeUington
CoUege. War Work : Representative of the Irish Flax Spinners
on the Flax Control Board, and Chairman of the Irish sub
committee of the Flax Control Board. Address : Coolgreany,
FortwUUam Park, Belfast. Clubs : Ulster ; Royal Automobile. (CHOI)
CAMPBELL, Brevet Lieut.-Col. Robert Morris, C.B.E. ;
s. of Rev. Edward Fitzhardinge CampbeU, M.A, R.D, of
KUlyman Rectory, Moy, Co. Tyrone ; m. Louise Eleanor, d. of
Alexander J. Henry, Esq, of Rathescar, Co. Louth. Educ. :
Corrig School and Dungannon Royal School. Army Service
Corps. War Work : War Office ; Salonica, D.A.Q.M.G. ;
Italy, A.Q.M.G. Address : KUlyman Rectory, Moy, Co.
Tyrone. (C1398)
CAMPBELL, Capt. Roy Niel Boyd, O.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Lieut. Thomas, O.B.E, R.E.
CAMPBELL, Vera, M.B.E, 6. 24 March, 1897; d. of
Archibald CampbeU, of Harrow-on-HUl. Educ. : Thame,
Oxon. and Kensington CoUege. War Work : Secretary and
Assistant in Ministry of Information. Address : 21, Berners
St, W. 1. (M3565)
CAMPBELL, Comm. Victor Lindsey Arbuthnot, D.S.O,
O.B.E, fi. 1875 ; s. of Capt. Hugh Campbell, R.N. ; to. 1903,
LUian, d. of Lieut.-Gen. Sir Henry Hamilton Settle, K.C.B,
D.S.O. Retired as Lieut. R.N. ; reinstated as Comm. 1917 ;
promoted Comm. for service with British Antarctic Expedition,
1910-13 ; served in Great War, 1914-19, Comdg. Drake Batt.
R.N. Div. at Antwerp and in GaUipoh ; Comdg. H.M.S. " MUne "
with Dover Patrol, H.M.S. " Warwick " at Zeebrugge and
Ostend, and with N. Russia Expeditionary Force (despatches
thrice, D.S.O. with bar, Croix de GuerreX Address : 34, Sloane
Court West, Chelsea, S.W. (04905)
CAMPBELL, WilUam, M.B.E. (M10436)
CAMPBELL, Lieut. WUUam Little, O.B.E.
CAMPBELL, Brig.-Gen. WilUam Maclaren, M.V.O,
O.B.E. CAMPBELL, WiUiam Robert, M.B.E, 6. 14 Oct. 1895 ;
s. of CoUn CampbeU, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. : Ruther
ford CoUege, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England. Chief Accountant,
Canadian Press, Ltd, Toronto, Canada. War Work : Served
with H.M. Forces from Sept. 1914, to Feb. 1918 ; promoted
Sergeant ; wounded at 2nd Battle of Ypres, April, 1915 ;
served on Headquarter's Recruiting Staff at York and New
castle-on-Tyne from Nov. 1915, to Oct. 1917 ; Assist. Sec.
Northern Region, Ministry of National Services from Nov. 1917,
to Nov. 1918. Addresses : 7, Warrington Road, Newcastle-
on-Tyne, and 2012, Queen St. East, Toronto. Canada. (M1515)
CAMPBELL, Archibald Hamilton James DOUGLAS-,
CAMPBELL, Mary Vereker HAMILTON-, O.B.E, '6.
2 May, 1867 ; d. of the late Col. C V. Hamilton-Campbell, of
Nethef-place, Mauchline, Ayrshire. Educ. : Privately. Vice-
President S. & S. F.A, Ayr Division ; Vice-Chairman, Ayr Burgh
Local War Pensions Committee. War Work : Joint Convener
of Ayrshire County Association, under Director-General of
Voluntary Organisations ; also acted as Hon. Sec. S. & S. F.A.
(Ayr Division), from outbreak of War in Aug. 1914, for two
months. Address : Auchincar, Ayr. Clubs : Queen's, Edin
burgh. • (01184)
CAMPBELL, Lieut.-Col. Henry MONTGOMERY-,
O.B.E. CAMPBELL, Capt. WiUiam Henry McNeile VERS-
CHOYLE-, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.O.C.
CAMPDEN, Arthur Edward Joseph Noel, Viscount,
O.B.E, T.D, Major the Gloucestershire Regt. (T.F.), J.P.
Co. Rutland ; 6. 30 June, 1884 ; e.s. of the 3rd Earl of Gains
borough; m. AUce Mary, e. d. of Edward Eyre, 1, Belgrave
Place, S.W, 1, Educ : Downside ; Exeter CoU, Oxford.

Attache; to the British Legations at Christiania and Stockholm,
1908-12, and to the British Embassy at Washington, U.S.A.,
1913-14, when he resigned ; accompanied Dr. Charles Harriss
Musical Festival throughout the British Empire, 1911 ; served
Great War, 1915 ; D.A.M.S. Forces in Great Britain ; Horse
Guards, 1917-19 ; mentioned for valuable services during the
War ; organised, with Dr. Harriss, Imperial Concert of 10,000
voices in Hyde Park on Empire Day. 1919. Address : Exton
Park, Oakham, Rutland. Clubs: White's; Turf; M.C.C. (06976)
CAMPEY, Capt. Thomas Epton, M.B.E.
CAMPION, Charles Austin Bunworth, O.B.E.
CAMPION, Edwin William, O.B.E.
CAMPION, Mary Gertrude, O.B.E.
CAMPOS, Lieut.-Comm. Victor Ribeiro d'Almeida,
O.B.E, R.N.R.
CANDLER, Edmund, C.B.E.
CANDLER, Henry, M.B.E, 6. 15 Aug. 1864 ; s. of John
Candler M.R.C.S, of Harleston, Norfolk. Educ. : Heversham.
Clerk in the War Office (retired). War Work : On permanent
staff of War Office. Address : Broad Eaves, Ashtead, Surrey.
Club : Alpine. (M216)
CANDY, Capt. Algernon Henry Chester, C.B.E. ; s. of
William Marshall Candy, of 183, Ashley Gardens, S.W. ; m.
1914, Isabel, d. of Henry Abraham, of Southampton. Capt.
R.N. ; was Assist. Director of Torpedoes, 1917-19. (C2216)
CANDY, Major Cairns, O.B.E.
CANDY, Comm. Geoffrey Charles, O.B.E, R.N.
CANDY, Comm. John, O.B.E, R.N.
CANE, Arthur Beresford, C.B.E.
CANE, Arthur Skedling, D.S.O, O.B.E.
CANE, Luoy Mary, Mrs, C.B.E. ; d. of William Dermod
O'Brien, of Cahermoyle, Ardagh, Co. Limerick (see Burke's
Peerage, Michiquin, B.) ; to. 24 Jan. 1894, Arthur Beresford
Cane, barrister-at-law, of 66, Elm Park Gardens, S.W. (C1172)
CANHAM, Lieut. Ernest Reginald, O.B.E, R.E.
CANNAN, Oa, t. Astley Cuthbert, M.B.E,
CANNAN, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. George WUUam, O.B.E,
R.N. CANNELL, Daniel George, M.B.E, 6. 19 Aug. 1867 ;
s. of James Cannell, of Chelsea ; m. Dorothy, d. of Dr. Arthur
Thomas Lloyd Jones, of WeUington, Salop. Educ. : West
minster City School. Appointed ¦Second Division Clerk in the
Office of Works, Nov. 1885 ; transferred to Royal Hospital,
Chelsea, Oct. 1890 ; appointed Staff Clerk Jan. 1904 ; trans
ferred to Ministry of Pensions, Feb. 1917 ; became Principal
Clerk June, 1918. War Work : Work in connection with the
award of pensions to soldiers disabled during the war. Address :
52, SackviUe Gardens, Hove, Sussex. (M7611)
CANNELL, Lieut. Harry Hardman, O.B.E, 6. 29, Oct.
1863 ; s. of Fleetwood James CanneU, of Wednesbury, Stafford
shire ; to. Alice, d. of Absalom Evans, of Wolverhampton,
Staffs. ; Educ. : Royal Orphanage, Wolverhampton. Sec.
The Junior Imperial League; acted as Chief Agent to the
Conservative party at WalsaU, North Monmouth, Shoreditch,
Wednesbury (15 years), South Hackney and Peckham (8
years). War Work : Hon. Sec. Peckham Recruiting Committee ;
enhsted for General Service under Derby Scheme, Dec 1915 ;
Hon. Sec. Oversea Forces Reception Committee which dealt
with over one Milhon Oversea Troops ; attached as Hon.
Lieut, Headquarters, Overseas MiUtary Forces of Canada.
Address: 1, Sanctuary Buildings, Great Smith Street, S.W. 1.
(O10111)
CANNING, Joseph Herbert, O.B.E, F.C.S, 6. 1875;
s. of the late Thomas Canning, A. M.I.C.E, J.P, of Newport,
Mon. ; to. Frances Edith, d. of the late Alonzo Townsend, of
Newport, Mon. Educ. : Prior Park Coll, Bath. Engineer
and Manager, Newport, Mon. Gas Company ; Member of
Council, Institution of Gas Engineers, 1917^20 ; President,
Wales and Monmouthshire Institution of Gas Engineers and
Managers, 1910 ; FeUow of the Chemical Society. War Work :
Supervising Engineer for Wales and Monmouthshire for the
Gas Section of the Department of Explosives Supply of the
Ministry of Munitions ; Member of Lord Moulton's Committee
of Gas Engineers ; Divisional (Gas and Coke) Officer, Wales
(Southern) Division, for the Board of Trade Coal Mines Depart
ment ; also furnished technical advice on gas coals to that
Dept. Address : Crindau, Newport, Mon. Club : Constitu
tional (Newport). (010112)
CANNING, Lionel Edgar, O.B.E.
CANNON, Peroival Charles, O.B.E.
CANNON, Capt. William Butler, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
CANNONS, Edwin Galton, O.B.E, 6. 21 Feb. 1862;
s. of Henry Edwin Cannons of Andover, Hants. Educ. :
London. Master, Merchant Service, 32 years with Atlantic
Transport Co, 27 years in Command, North Atlantic Service.
War Work : Mediterranean Expeditionary Force, transporting
troops, etc, GaUipoU, Salonika, Mesopotamia, and India.
Address : 43. Walter Road, Swansea, Glam. - (01187)
CANNY, Lieut.-Col. James Clare Macnamara, C.B.E,
D.S.O. fi. 1877 ; s. of the late John Macnamara Canny. Educ.
Uppingham, and Hertford Coll, Oxford. Entered Roy.
Munster Fusiliers, 1899 ; became Capt. Army Ser. Corps, 1908 ;
Major, 1914; Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1915; S. Africa, 1900
(despatches) ; Great War, 1914-18 (despatches, Brevet Lieut.-
Col.) ; was an Assist. Director of Transportation, 1918-19.
Club : Isthmian. (C1423)
CANSDALE, Capt. Cyril, O.B.E.
CANT, Lieut. John, M.B.E.. R.N.V.R.
CANT, William Edmund, M.B.E., M.D., F.R.CS, Knight

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of Grace, Order of St. John of Jerusalem. War Work : Surgeon
AuxiUary Hospitals, Woodhouse, Gt. Horkesley, Colchester and
Gostwycke, Colchester. Address : The MiU House, Lexden,
Colchester. (M7612)
CANTLEY, John Cargill, M.B.E, 6. 28 June, 1872 ;
a. of the late James Rankine Cantley, of Edinburgh ; m. Margaret
Young, d. of the late John Aitken, of Edinburgh. Educ. :
Church of Scotland Normal School, Edinburgh, and Edinburgh
University. SoUcitor, Town Clerk, etc War Work : Hon.
Sec St. Andrews National Relief Fund and War Savings
Committee ; Clerk, Local MUitary Tribunal ; Clerk and
Executive Officer, Food Control Committee ; Local Fuel
Overseer ; Hon. Treas. St. Andrews Branch of Queen Mary's
Needlework Guild, Belgian Refugees Fund, Red Cross Special
Efforts, Serbian ReUef Fund and many others ; Organised a
very large number of Flag Days and other special efforts on
behalf of War Charities and was greatly helped by his wife,
who, in addition to other war service, acted as Hon. Sec. for over
4 years in connection with a large Canteen for Soldiers and
SaUors. Address : Woodlands, St. Andrews. (M7613)
CANTLIE, Col. Sir James, K.B.E, M.B. (Aberdeen),
LL.D. (Aberdeen), F.R.CS. (Eng.), R.A.M.C. (T.), 6. 17 Jan.
1851 ; s. of Wm. Cantlie, of Dufftown, Banffshire ; to. Mabel
Barclay, d. of Robert Barclay Brown, of Barnes. Edue. :
Milner Institution, Fochabers ; Aberdeen University ; Charing
Cross Hospital, London. Surgeon, Seamen's Hospital, London ;
Lecturer, London School of Tropical Medicine. War Work :
Hon. Col. R.A.M.C. (T.) ; Council British Red Cross Society ;
Principal of College of Ambulance. Addresses : 23, Harley
St, London ; The Kennels, Cottered, Buntingford, Herts. (K55)
CANTLIE, Mabel Barclay, Lady, O.B.E. ; d. of Robert
Barclay Brown, of Lindores, Putney ; to. 7 June, 1884, Sir
James, K.B.E.. LL.D, M.A, M.B, CM, F.R.CS, D.P.H,
Hon. Col. R.A.M.C. (T.), s. of William Cantlie, of Kirthmore,
Banffshire. Addresses : 23, Harley Street, W. 1 ; The Kennels,
Cottered, Buntingford, Herts. (03653)
CAPE, Thomas, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 5 Oct. 1868 ; s. of Wm.
and Catherine Cape, of Crag Head, Durham. Educ. : Brough-
ton Endowed School. Miners' Agent. War Work : Member
of Cumberland County Appeal Tribunal ; Workmen's Assessor
at the CoUiery Recruiting Committee ; Member of County
Pensions Committee. Address : 91, Harrington Road, Work
ington, Cumberland. (M8)
CAPITO, Charles Erik, O.B.E.
CAPLETON, Ernest CarlUe, M.B.E.
CAPON, Capt. Herbert WiUiam Thomas, M.B.E.
CAPON, Lieut. Selwyn Norman, O.B.E, R.N.R.
CAPPER, Lieut.-Comm. Henry Douglas, O.B.E, R.N.
CAPRON, Athol John, O.B.E, M.Inst.CE, M.I.Mech.E,
6. 3 Jan. 1859 ; s. of the late Rev. G. H. Capron, of Southwick
HaU, Oundle, Northants ; m. Catherine, d. of William Dickin
son, of Warham Road, Croydon. Educ. : Wellington ; King's
College, London. Managing Director of Davy Bros, Ltd,
Engineers, Park Iron Works, Sheffield : Vice-Chairman of
Newton, Chambers & Co, Ltd, ThomcUffe, Sheffield ; Presi
dent of the Sheffield and District Engineering Trades Employers
Association. War Work : Provided machinery for the pro
duction of war materials, including hydraulic presses for the
manufacture of guns, shells, explosives and Admiralty require
ments ; also roUing mills for the manufacture of steel and
shipbuilding material. Clubs : Constitutional, London ; The
Club, Sheffield. (0214)
CAPSTICK, Major Hugh Patrick, M.B.E, M.C. Agent.
Club : Birch Lane, Longsight, Manchester. (M7012)
CAPSTICK, Dr. John Walton, O.B.E, D.Sc. (Manch )
M.A. (Camb.), fi. 31 Aug. 1858; s. of Thomas Capstick, of
Lancaster. Educ. : Manchester and Cambridge Universities.
FeUow of Trinity CoU, Cambridge. War Work : In 1 915
served with the French Army in the Vosges as Ambulance
Driver ; During 1916, 1917 and most of 1918 was Inspector
of shells, guns and mines for the Admiralty ; for a few months
at the end of the war, was Superintendent of the Admiralty
Physical Laboratory. Address : Trinity CoU, Cambridge (O10113)
CARBERY, Lieut.-Col. Edward Oliver Bamford, O B B
M.B., R.A.F.
CARBERRY, Lieut.-Col. Anderson Robert Dillon, C.B.E,
F.R.CS. Lieut.-Col. New Zealand Med. Corps ; served in
Great War, 1915-9 (despatches). (C1849)
CARBONELL, Edith Frances, M.B.E. ; d. of the late
John Carbonell, of Fairleigh, Reigate. War Work : Head of
Addressograph Department Central Prisoners of War Com
mittee, Thurloe Place. Address: Cranford Lodge, Reigate
Surrey. _ (M1516)
CARBUTT, Francis, C.B.E, fi. 30 April, 1863 ; s. of George
Henry Carbutt ; m. E. Pauline, d. of Charles H. Runge. Educ ¦
Privately. War Work : Under the Joint Committee of the
British Red Cross and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in
England. Addresses : 19, Hyde Park Gardens, London ¦
Shovelstrode Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex. (C2504)
CARD, Ernest, M.B.E.
CARDEN, Major Edward David, O.B.E, R.E.
CARDEN, Rev. John, C.B.E, M.C. ; fi. 1882. Educ. :
Dulwich Coll. ; is in Holy Orders of the Church of Rome, and
a Chap, to the Forces ; served in Great War, 1916-19 as Assist
Principal Chap. 1st Army (despatches). Address : 3, Prospect
Row, Old Brompton, Kent. (C1235)
CARDEN, Capt. John Valentine, M.B.E.

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CARDEN, Mary Gertrude, Mrs., O.B.E, d. of Henry
Blaine, M.L.A, of Grahamstown, South Africa ; m. Maj.-Gen.
George, s. of Thomas Carden, of Worcester. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Hon. Sec. and Organiser, Women Patrols, National
CouncU of Women. Address : Lulworth Court Road, Eltham,
Kent. Club : Forum. (0215)
CARDEW, Evelyn Roberta, Lady, C.B.E. ; c d. of the
late E. J. Firth ; m. 2 Nov. 1886, Sir Alexander Gordon,
K.C.S.I, M.A, I.C.S, s. of Rev. J. W. Cardew, M.A, Vicar
of West Knoyle, WUts, and Margaret, 2nd d. of the late
Michael Francis Gordon of Abergeldie Castle, Aberdeenshire.
Addresses : The Albany, Madras ; St. Margarets, Ootacamund,
India. (C1068)
CARDEW, Major Francis Gordon, O.B.E.
CARDEW, Col. George Arthur, O.B.E., V.D, M.R.C.S,
6. 18 June, 1856. Educ. : Queen's CoU, Birmingham ; Uni
versity CoUege Hospital, London. Surgeon. War Work:
Medical Officer, St. John V.A.D, Hospital, Cheltenham.
Address : 5, Fauconberg ViUas, Cheltenham. (O10114)
CARDEW, Col. George Hereward, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 3
Jan. 1861 ; s. of Rev. Geo. Cardew, of St. Minver, Liss. Educ :
HaUeybury. War Work : A.A. &. Q.M.G, 1st Mounted Division,
Central Force, 1914-16 ; Group Commander, Labour Corps,
B.E.F, France, 1917-18; assisted as a voluntary worker,
War Pensions Committee, Portsmouth, 1919. Club : Army
and Navy. (CI 504)
CARDONA, Lewis BORG-, M.B.E, 6. 3 June, 1883; s.
of the late Alexander Borg-Cardona E.T.C, of Malta; m.
Josephine, d. of the late John Calleja Schembri, Notary PubUc,
of Malta. Educ. : St. Ignatius CoUege, St. JuUans, Malta.
Joined the Malta Civil Service in Feb. 1901 ; served in the
Secretariat, the Post Office Department and the Audit Office.
War Work : Sec. to the SuppUes and Prices Board ; sec. to
the Wheat Board from the date of the constitution of the two
Boards in July, 1916, and Dec 1916, respectively, to June,
1916, the date of their disbandment ; in May, 1917 appointed
Head Clerk in the newly instituted Food and Commerce Control
Office, a position held until the suppression of the Office in
March, 1919 ; since 1 AprU, 1919, Chief Executive Officer and
Sec. to the Control Board ; in. charge of the operations of the
Profiteering Act (Control of Prices) since its inception in Aug.
1917 j in May, 1918 refused permission to accept a Commission
as Lieutenant R.N.V.R, the CivU Authorities' view being
that services in Food Control Work were indispensable. Ad
dress ; 68, Windsor Terrace, SUema, Malta. (M6422)
CARDWELL, Major Charles Alexander, O.B.E, 6. 25
1876 ; s. of Thomas Holme Cardwell, of Newnton House,
Tetburg, Glos. ; to. Catherine, EUzabeth, d. of Colonel Arthur
Leycester Wynter, late of K O.S.B. Educ : Harrow. 2nd
OxfordsMre Light Infantry, 1897-1906 ; 3rd Oxfordshire Light
Infantry (MUitia). 1906-8; Oxfordshire and Bucks Light Inf.
Special Reserve of Officers, 1908, to date. War Work:
D.A.A.G. (06451)
CARDWELL, Capt. WiUiam Arthur, O.B.E, M.B.
CARDY, WiUiam Edward Jesse, M.B.E.
CARELESS, Beatrice, Ann, M.B.E.
CAREW, Lieut.-Col. Frank John, O.B.E.
CAREY, Albert John, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
CAREY, Alfred David, O.B.E.. R.A.F.
CAREY, Arthur WiUiam Joseph Greenwood Maoleod,
M.B.E. CAREY, Lieut. Basil Ernest, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
CAREY, Major-Gen. Carteret Walter, C.B.E, M.V.O.,
6. 1853 ; s. of the Rev. Carteret Priaulx Carey ; m. 1890,
Florence Margaret, O.B.E. (q.v.), d. of W. RavenhiU Stock, of
Clevedon, Somerset. Entered Highland L.I. 1873 ; became Capt.
1882; Major, 1890; Lieut.-Col. 1900; Brevet Col. 1904; Col.
1906 ; retired 1910; served with Egyptian Expedition 1882; at
battle of Tel-el-Kebir (despatches, medal with clasp, bronze
star, 4th class Medjidieh) ; on N.-W. Frontier of India,
1897-8 ; at capture of Tanga Pass (despatches, medal with
clasp) ; was Comdg. No. 9 Dist. (E. Coast) 1906-10 ; appointed
Gov. of MU. Knights of Windsor, 1913 (with rank of Maj.-Gen.);
acted as Gov. and Constable of Windsor Castle during War
1914-18 ; received Coronation medals, 1902 and 1911. Ad
dress : Governor's Tower, Windsor Castle. Club : Army and
Navy. (C2086)
CAREY, Capt. Geoffrey Newman, M.B.E. Chevalier Star of
Roumania with swords, Manchester Regt, 6. 30 May, 1894 ; s. of
Edward Delves Carey. Educ: Privately; Birkbeck CoUege ;
Brussels ; Sandhurst. War Work : Enlisted as Private
5 Aug. 1914 ; joined B.E.F. France, 26 Aug. 1914 ; gazetted
2nd Battn. Manchester Regt. 6 April, 1916 ; severely wounded,
Battle of the Somme, 1 July, 1910 ; appointed Executive
Shipping and Transport Officer for (a) Russian Government
Committee, (6) Munitions Account, Roumanian Govern
ment Committee, (c) American Expeditionary Forces, on the
staff of the Commission Internationale de RavitaUlement,
sub-section, Foreign Office, London, from Sept. 1916, to Oct.
1918 ; joined Salonica Army 22 Dec. 1918 ; appointed to
MUitary Operating and Control Staff of the Chemin de Fer
Ottoman d'AnatoUe, Constantinople, as Chef du Service Com
mercial, Chef du Personnel, and Directeur de RavitaiUement,
5 Jan. 1919. Club : Isthmian. (M7619)
CAREY, Hattie Maud, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
CAREY, Joseph James Seymour, M.B.E.
CAREY, Major LesUe Clement, O B E
CAREY, Lieut.-Col. Lewis Adolphus De Vic, O.B.E.
CAREY, Hon. Lucius Plantagenet, O.B.E. (08763)

BIOGRAPHIES.

Carmichael

CAREY, Surg.-Lieut. Richard Stocker, O.B.E, R.N.
CAREY, Capt. Robert Edward, M.B.E.
CAREY, Major Rowland Dobree, O.B.E, R.A.F,
CAREY, Capt. Walter, C.B.E.; Capt. R.N. Rendered
services at Roy. Naval Depot, Crystal Palace, during Great
War. (01162)
CAREY, Major WUUam Havilland, O.B.E.
CAREY, Florence Margaret, Mrs. CARTERET-, O.B.E,
d. of W. Ravenhill Stock, of Clevedon, Somerset , m. Maj.-Gen.
Carteret Walter, C.B.E, M.V.O. (q.v.), s. of the Rev. Carteret
Priaulx Carey. Address : Go vernor'3 Tower, Windsoi Castle.
(011897)
CARGILL, Alexander, O.B.E, J.P. for the County of the
City of Edinburgh, 6. 7 Jan. 1851 ; s. of James Cargill,
M.A, of Aberdeen and Edinburgh ; m. Jane, d. of David
RusseU, of Linlithgow. Educ. : Privately and Edinburgh
University, Manager of Edinburgh Savings Bank, with which
institution he has had over 56 years' service. War Work :
Member of Mr. McKenna's (Chancellor of the Exchequer)
Committee on War Loans for small investors (Mr. E. S. Mon
tague, Chairman) ; and original member of Scottish War
Savings Committee, Edinburgh, and Convener of the Committee's
PubUcity and Advertising Schemes ; also Sergeant in the
Edinburgh Special Constables from the first. Address: 18,
Wester Coats Gardens, Edinburgh. Club: Scottish Conservative. (01188)
CARGILL, John Henry, M.B.E, fi. 20 July. 1880 ; s. of
Dr. Jasper CargiU, of St. Andrew, Jamaica ; m. Gwendolen
Isabel, s. of Samuel Halton Morris, of Bluecastle Est. West
moreland, Jamaica. Educ. : Kingston Church of England
Grammar School, Kingston, Jamaica. SoUcitor. ' War Work :
Raised and commanded the St. Andrew Cos. Jamaica Reserve
Regiment from Oct. 1914-19 ; Hon. Sec. The Jamaica Aero
plane Fund Committee. Address : Kingston, Jamaica,
B.W.I. Clubs : West India, London ; Liguanea, Jamaica ;
Overseas. (M2932)
CARL, Frederick, O.B.E.
CARLE, James, M.B.E, 6. 3 Jan. 1871 ; s. of Alexander
Carle, of New Pitsligo, Aberdeenshire ; Educ : Aberdeen
University. Advocate and Notary PubUc ; Member, Aberdeen
Educational Trust Juvenile AuxiUary Board of Trade ; Sec.
for various Companies, and Sec. Road Transport Section
Ministry of Food. Aberdeen area. War Work : Legal MiUtary
Representative, Ministry of Food ; Distribution Officer for
margarine and Sec. Road Transport Board, Aberdeen. Ad
dress : 217, Union Street, Aberdeen. (M7621)
CARLESS, Col. A., C.B.E, M.B, M.C.R.S. ; T. Col. Army
Med. Staff: served in Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1505)
CARLESS, Lieut. WUUam Edward, M.B.E.
CARLETON, Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Dudley Massey Pigott,
O.B.E, J.P, 6. 26 Feb. 1876 ; s. of The Baroness Dorchester
and the late Capt. Francis Paynton Pigott (16th Lancers), of
GreyweU HiU; m. Hon. Kathleen Winchfleld, Hants, d. of
WiUiam 6th Lord de Blaquiere (died 1920), of Brockworth
Manor, Glos, and 3, The Circus, Bath. Educ. : WeUington
CoUege; R.M.C Sandhurst (see Burke's Peerage). Joined
9th Lancers 1896 ; retired 1904 ; J.P. for Hants. ; County
CouncUlor for Hants for six years, previously Director of
S. F. Edge, Ltd, previously Managing Director of R Hoe and
Co, Printing Press Engineers, retired ¦ rejoined Army, Aug.
1914 ; served in France, Egypt, Macedonia, 2nd in Command
Derbyshire Yeomanry, July, 1917 appointed Military Secre
tary to General Sir George MUne, Commanding British Salonika
Force. Addresses : 21, Upper Berkeley Street, London, W. 1 ;
Hamlet Lodge, Cowes, I. of Wight. Clubs : Carlton, Cavalry,
Royal AutomobUe, Hurlingham. (06452)
CARLETON, Col. Montgomery Launoelot, C.B.E, fi.
1861 ; s. of the late Gen. Henry Alexander Carleton, C.B. ;
m. 1908, Marguerite Helen, d. of Sir Lionel Edward Darell,
5th Bt. Col. and Hon. Brig.-Gen. (ret.) ; served in Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1506)
CARLILE, Charles, M.B.E, Head Master, Boys' National
School, Brixham. War Work : Hon. Sec. to Local Comm. for
War Savings, Brixham, since its inception. Address : New
Road, Brixham, Devon. (M7622)
CARLILE, Sir (Edward) Hildred, Bart., C.B.E, T.D.,
J.P, D.L. (see BURKE'S Peerage), b. 10 July, 1852 ; s. of
Edward CarlUe, of Richmond HU1, Surrey ; to. IsabeUa, 3rd d.
of C. Hanbury, of Little Berkhampstead, Herts. Educ:
Privately. J.P. and D.L, Herts. ; J.P, West Riding of
Yorkshire ; formerly Captain 2nd W. Yorks. Yeomanry ;
Lieut.-Col. 2nd V.B. West Riding Regt, 1898-1904 ; Hon. Col.
of the Battalion (now 5th Batt. W. Riding Regt.), since 1906 ;
T.D. ; M.P. (Unionist), Mid-Herts, 1906-19 ; Member, House
of Laity, Canterbury Province. War Work : Red Cross ;
Chairman, Board of Trade Committee on Work of National
Importance, 1916-19. Address : Ponsbourne Park, near
Hertford, Herts. Club : Carlton. (C2505)
CARLILE, WiUiam Walter, O.B.E, J.P, D.L, 6. 15
June, 1862 ; s. of James WiUiam CarUle, of Ponsbourne Park,
Hertford ; to. Blanche Anne, d. of Rev. E. Cadogan, of Wicken,
Northants. Edue. : Harrow ; Clare College, Cambs. M.P.
for North Bucks, 1895-1906. War Work : 1914 Star and
General Service Medal for work connected with "missing,"
and " Graves Registration " with Fabian Ware's unit in
Flanders and France ; afterwards MUitary Representative for
Recruiting at home. Address : Gayhurst, Newport Pagnell,
Bucks. Clubs : Carlton ; Junior Carlton ; Windham ; Bath ;
R.A.C. (0217)

CARLISLE, Rev. John Charles, C.B.E. Vice-President
of the Baptist Union. War Work : Lectured in Canada and
America during the War. (C3135)
CARLISLE, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam, M.B.E.
CARLTON, Arthur Roscoe.CB.E, J.P.; s. of AlfredRos-
coe, of Brighton, Sussex. High Sheriff of the City of Wor
cester, 1913-15 ; Mayor, 1916-19 ; Deputy-Mayor, 1919-20 ;
served for six years on Devonport County Council, and six
years Devonport Board of Guardians. War Work : Raised
over £20,000 for War Funds and Charities at Bath, Barry,
Worcester, Gainsborough, etc. ; organised the formation of
the Worcester Volunteer Transport Corps, of which he is
Commanding Officer ; founded the British-American Fellow
ship ; and originated the scheme of hospitality to U.S.A.
soldiers in connection with the Fellowship ; originated the
" Homes " for Disabled Sailors and Soldiers in the City of
Worcester — now being buUt ; was Sub-Commissioner of
National Service under Mr. Neville Chamberlain ; Chairman of
the Land Cultivation, Recruiting, Worcester War Relief, and
many other committees. Address : Colehurst, Worcester .
(C2506)
CARLTON, Lieut.-Comm. George Frederick, O.B.E.,
R.N.R. CARLTON, Thomas, O.B.E.
CARLYLE, Lieut.-Col. Thomas, O.B.E.
CARMICHAEL, Andrew, M.B.E, 6. 1857 ; s. of Andrew
Carmichael, of Greenock ; to. Isabel Somerville, d. of George
Allan, of Greenock. Educ : Greenock Academy and Merchiston
Castle. War Work : Chief Inspector, Special Constabulary ;
services in connection with Recruiting, National Service, and
War Saving Certificates. Address : 41, Union Street, Greenock. (M7623)
CARMICHAEL, Evelyn George Massey, O.B.E, 6.
1871 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. George Lynedoch Carmichael, K.L.H.,
95 Regt, Chief Constable of Worcestershire ; m. Dorothea
Helen Mary EUzabeth Sutherland, d. of Sir James Colquhoun,
Bart, of Luss, Lord Lieutenant of Dumbartonshire (see
Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Harrow, Oriel CoU, Oxford.
Chairman, Walsall Court of Referees. War Work : Chair
man, Coventry, Worcestershire, and Herefordshire Munition
Tribunals ; MiUtary Representative (ColUery Courts) Shrop
shire, Herefordshire, Radnorshire. Addresses : 10, King's
Bench Walk, Temple, London, E.C. ; Meretown House,
Newport, Shropshire. Clubs : Bath ; Marylebone ; I Zingari ;
Free Forester Cricket. (O10116)
CARMICHAEL, Gertrude, Mrs., O.B.E.
CARMICHAEL, Sir James, K.B.E, 6. 1858 ; s. of the
late Robert Carmichael, of Meiklour, Perthshire ; m. 1884,
Annie, d. of James Reid, of Ruthven, Forfarshire. Educ. :
Privately. A J.P. for London ; Past Pres. Institute of Builders
and London Master Builders? Asso, a Member of Standing
Council thereof; Member Govt. Surplus Property Disposal
Board ; Chm. of Munitions Works Board, Ministry of
Munitions, 1917-19 ; since when he has been Director-Gen. of
Housing in England and Wales. Address : Redclyffe, Ulla-
thorne Road, Streatham Park, S.W.16. Club : Reform. (K206)
CARMICHAEL, Major James Charles Gordon, O.B.E,
M.B, Ch.B, D.P.H, 6. 27 Aug. 1878; s. of the late Col.
J. 0. G. Carmichael, I. M.S. ; m. Hilda Sade, d. of Lieut.-Col.
J. Armstrong, I.M.S. (ret.). Educ. : United Service CoUege,
and Edinburgh University. R.A.M.C (regular). O.C. 166
Combined Field Ambulance E.E.F, Egypt. War Work :
O.C Forrest Hospital Malta ; O.C St. Andrews General Hos
pital Malta, 1914, to 1917 ; O.C. 29, Casualty Clearing Station,
France ; O.C 29 Casualty Clearing Station, Germany, 1917-19.
Address : c/o Messrs. Holt and Co, 3 Whitehall Place, London,
S.W. 1. (O5076)
CARMICHAEL, Capt. James Duncan, O.B.E, R.E, 6.
28 May, 1890 ; s. of J. D. Carmichael, of South Shields ; to.
Nora, d. of W. G. Merriman, of Harton, Co. Durham.
Educ : Westoe High School. Ironfoundry, Works Manager.
War Work : Served with the R.E. in France over 4 years.
Address : Belgrave Gardens, Harton, nr. South Shields. Clubs :
Masonic and Borough, South Shields. (05077)
CARMICHAEL, Brevet Lieut.-Col. James Forrest Hal-
keth, C.M.G, C.B.E, late R.E, 6. 8 July, 1868 ; s. of Charles
Paget Carmichael, C.S.I. ; m. Winifred Mary, d. of Rev.
John M.Webster, M.A. Served in Burmah, 1893, and in Tirah,
1897-8 (medal, two clasps) ; has Legion of Honour. War
Work : 1915-17, Asst. Controller Raw Materials, Ministry of
Munitions ; 1917-18, Chairman of Alloy Steel Committee ;
1919, Chief Engineer to Crown Agents. Address : ArtiUery
Mansions, Victoria St.. S.W. 1. Club : United Service. (C125)
CARMICHAEL, Montgomery, O.B.E, 6. 17 May, 1857 ;
s. of John Carmichael, of Corosal ; to. Maud, d. of John William
Parker, pubUsher, West Strand. Educ. : Brewood Grammar
School ; Bonn. H.M. Consul at Leghorn ; H.M. Consul-
General to the RepubUc of San Marino. War Work : On
duty at Leghorn throughout the war. Address : British
Consulate, Leghorn. (010117)
CARMICHAEL, Winifred Mary, Mrs, M.B.E, fi. 24 Sept.,
1885 ; d. of the Rev. John Mackeesor Webster, M.A. ; m.
Lieut.-Col. James Forrest Halkett Carmichael, C.M.G, C.B.E,
R.E. ; s. of Charles Paget Carmichael, C.S.I. War Work :
Was president, jointly with Dame Mary Hon. Lady Monro,
of The Hon. Lady Monro War Hospital Supply Depot, which
was started in Sept. 1914, by Mrs. Carmichael in her own house
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General Hospital ; and later formed a unit representing Old
Westminster and PimUco in the Director-General's voluntary
organisation scheme for the supply of MiUtary Hospitals.
Address : 5. ArtiUery Mansions. (M7624)
CARMODY, Capt. Ernest Patrick, M.B.E, M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 27 March, 1883 ; s. of Prof. P. Carmody,
F.I.C, F.C.S, of Lostwithiel, CornwaU. Educ: Queen's Royal
CoU, Trinidad : St. Bart.'s Hospital. Physician and Surgeon
at TUehurst, Reading ; Neurologist to the Ministry of Pensions ;
for Berkshire : Chairman of Officers' Boards ; Member of the
Reading Pathological Society. War Work: CivU Surgeon,
Reading War Hospital ; Capt. R.A.M.C. and R.A.F.M.S. ;
M.O. to 14th Hants Regt. in France ; Sen. Med. Off. for
Reading in the R.A.F, whUe Capt. R.A.F.M.S, and in charge
of No. 1 School of Aeronautics. Address : TUehurst, Reading. (M5935)
CARNAC, Wilfred, M.B.E. (M10345)
CARNAC, LiUan Muriel RIVETT-, Mrs., M.B.E.
CARNEGIE, Arthur Alexander, O.B.E.
CARNEGIE, Col. David, C.B.E, F.R.S.E, M.Inst.CE,
etc, fi. 1868 ; s. of David Carnegie, of Aberdeen ; m. Frances
EUen, d. of Thomas Howard Lloyd, of Leicester. Educ. :
Gordon's CoUege, Aberdeen, and Royal College of Science,
London. CivU and Ordnance Engineer ; Hon. Consulting
Technical Ordnance Adviser, Canadian Govt. ; Oversea Member,
Labour Committee, Canadian Govt. ; author, " Liquid Steel "
and " Can Church and Industry Unite," etc. War Work :
Member and Ordnance Adviser, SheU Committee, Canada,
1915 ; and subsequently Member and Ordnance Adviser of
Imperial Munitions Board, Canada, 1915-19 : Chairman of
Commission (Canadian Govt.) to inquire into the feasibihty
of refining zinc and copper in Canada, 1915 ; Chairman, In
ventions Committee, Canada ; Chairman, Committee Changes
in Munitions Design. Address : Woodlands, Beckenham HiU,
Kent. Club : British Empire. (C2507)
CARNEGIE, Francis, O.B.E, M.I.C.E, M.I.M.E, 6.
9 Feb. 1874 ; s. of David Carnegie, of Aberdeen, N.B. ; m.
Theodora, d. of Rev. E. W. Matthews, of Bembridge, I. of W.
Educ : St. Clement's School, Aberdeen ; East London
Technical CoU. Appointed to Managerial Staff, Ordnance
Factories, as Shop Manager, 1904 ; as Manager, 1908 ; as
Assist. Superintendent, 1916. War Work : Munitions, the
manufacture of rifles, bayonets, scabbards, machine-guns,
cavalry swords, and bayonets, etc (010119)
CARNEGIE, WilUam, M.B.E, M.Inst.CE, M.I.Mech.E,
6. 23 May, 1872 ; s. of David Carnegie, of Aberdeen ; m. Mary
Wallace, d. ot John Brodie, of Woolwich. Educ. : Aberdeen
and London. Manager, Grimesthorpe Steel Works, CammeU,
Laird & Co, Ltd, Sheffield. War Work : Manager, SheU Dept,
CammeU, Laird & Co. Address : FirshUl House, Pitsmoor,
Sheffield. (M217)
CARNEGIE, Edward Hugo Wakefield FULLERTON-,
O.B.E, 6. 5 Aug. 1870 ; s. of Major-Gen. George Fullerton-
Carnegie, LA.; m. EmUie Prange, of Concordia Estancia,
Uruguay. Educ. ; Privately ; Dresden and Paris. War
Work : Department of Information, Foreign Office (temporary
clerk in the PoUtical InteUigence Department) ; Peace Con
ference in Paris. Address : AytonhiU, Newburgh, FUe, N.B.
Club : St. Jam.s (010118)
CARNEGIE, Agnes, Mrs. LINDSAY-, M.B.E.
CARNEGY, Violet, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1897; d. H. W.
Henderson, of 9, Princes Gardens, S.W. ; m. Capt. Uchtred
EUiott Carnegy D.S.O, M.C, s. of Major F. E. Carnegy and
Mrs. Carnegy of Lour (see BURKE'S Landed Gentry). War
Work: Lady President of H.M. Factory, Watford, Herts.
Address: Lour. Forfar, N.B. (M3710)
CARNLEY, Mary, Mrs, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CARO, Lieut. PhiUip, M.B.E.
CAROLIN, Major George Tevers, O.B.E.
CARPENTER, Capt. Alexander Scott Jarvis, O.B.E.. 6.
5 Feb. 1878; s. of Stephen Carpenter, of Sutton, Surrey; to.
EUza, d. of WiUiam Ramsey, of Sunderland. Educ. : Sutton,
Surrey. Master Mariner. War Work: Command of Trans
ports carrying ammunition etc, from Canada to France and
Salonica ; in action with submarine, navigating a transport in
danger zone single-handed. Address: 17, Mount Road West,
Sunderland, Durham. (010120)
CARPENTER, Charles Claude, C.B.E, D.Sc, Knight of
Grace of St. John of Jerusalem, M.Inst.CE, F.C.S, 6. 1858 ;
8. of WilUam Richard Carpenter, R.N, of Woolwich ; m. Amy
Florence, d. of Richard Phillips, of Kensington. War Work :
Consulted by, and carried out work for, Ministry of Munitions .
Address : 157, Victoria Street, Westminster. Clubs : Arts ;
St. Stephen's. (C2.5"8)
CARPENTER, Charles Howard, O.B.E, 6. 7 June, 187S ;
8. of John Howard Carpenter, of Kingstown, Deland, and
Teddington, Middlesex ; m. Beatrice Violet Wynn Isdell, of
Hampton HIU, Middlesex. Educ: Christ's Hospital.
Barrister-at-Law. Secretary of Chartered Institute of Secre
taries of Joint Stock Companies, etc. War Work : Lieut, in
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, attached to Director of
InteUigence at Malta ; assisted Director-General of Voluntary
Organisations working for the fighting forces and the hospitals
for wounded ; special constable in City of London PoUce
Reserve. Addresses : CornwaU Lodge, Hampton HiU, Middle
sex ; London Wall, E.C. ; 4, King's Bench Walk, Temple, E.C.
CARPENTER, Capt. Geoffrey Douglas Hale, M.B.E.
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CARPENTER, Capt. Henry, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C.
CARPENTER, Ethel, Mrs. BOYD-, M.B.E, fi. 2 Jan.
1873 ; d. of Sir Francis Ley, Bart, of Epperstone Manor,
Notts and LeaUiolm. Yorks (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; m. Henry
John, s. of the Rt. Rev. WiUiam Boyd-Carpenter, K.C.V.O,
Bishop ot Ripon (died 1918). Educ. : Cheltenham Ladies'
CoU. JT«r Work: Red Cross, Cairo, Egypt. Address:
Riversea, Kingswear, S. Devon. Club : Ladies' Army and
Navy. (M7626)
CARR, Alexander, O.B.E.
CARR, Sqdn.-Leader Alfred George Horsley, O.B.E,
CARR, Capt. Charles, O.B.E., 6. 17 May, 1880; s. of
Robert Charles Carr, of Aldershot ; _m. Emmeline Marie Louise,
d. of — Noverraz, of Cheltenham. Educ. : Army Schools and
privately. Capt. R.G.A. War Work : With the Aden Field
Force from July, 1915, tUl April, 1916 ; conducted Turkish
Hr.soners of War from India to Egypt ; Instructor in Gunnery
at Bombay, India ; appointed Fire Commander to the Bombay
Defences. Address : 7, Beach Road, Southsea. (08447)
CARR, Lieut.-Col. Charles Cattley, O.B.E. O6980)
CARR, Lieut. Christopher George, O.B.E, R.N.R.
CARR, David LesUe, M.B.E.
CARR, Lieut. David Whiston, M.B.E.
CARR, Col. Edward EUiott, C.B, C.B.E, 6. 31 May,
1854 ; s. of J. K. Carr ; m. Rosa E, d. of Rev. A. HaU, M.A.
Educ. : Privately. Col, late commanding 2nd R. Scots
FusUiers ; District Inspector in Musketry, N.E. District ;
Commanding Regimental, afterwards No. 2, District Scotland,
1903-08. War Work : 1914, A.A. & Q.M.G, Lowland Division ;
1914-15, Inspector, Lines of Communications, Home ; 1915-16,
Commanded No. 16 Base Dep6t, France ; 1916-18, Com
manded Reinforcements, France ; despatches, by Sec. of State
for War, Feb. 1917 ; by Field Marshal Sir D. Haig, Dec. 1917.
Address : Overmead, Ludlow, Salop. Clubs : Army and Navy ;
Bath. (C1507)
CARR, Edward HaUett, C.B.E, 6. 28 June, 1892; ». of
Francis Parker Carr, of 105, Crouch Hill, London, N. Educ. :
Merchant Taylor's School, London ; Trinity College, Cambridge.
War Work : Foreign Office, June, 1916, to Jan. 1919 ; Peace
Conference, Jan. 1919, to Jan. 1920 ; at present Temp. Sec. at
the British Embassy, Paris, attached to Ambassadors' Confer
ence. Addresses : British Embassy, Paris ; 105, Crouch Hill,
London, N. (C2509)
CARR, Francis Howard, C.B.E, F.I.C, 6. 13 March, 1874 ;
s. of Henry Carr, of Croydon ; to. HUda Mary Sykes, of London.
Educ. : Whitgift Grammar School, Croydon. War Work :
Supply of Box Respirators, essential drugs, saccharin, etc.;
research work in connection with Chemical Warfare. Address :
The White House, Petersfield, Hants. (C2510)
CARR, Capt. Francis TuUius Fay, O.B.E.
CARR, George Alexander, M.B.E, 6. 28 April. 1883;
s. of Joseph Carr, of Heworth ; to. Eleanor GUes, d. of Robert
Redhead, of WaUsend. Asst. Traffic Superintendent of
Newcastle-on-Tyne Corporation Tramways. War Work:
Hon. Sec. Board of Trade Tramways Committee (Northern
Area). Address : 8. LUae Road, WaUsend. (M7629)
CARR, Capt. Gerald Mossman, M.B.E.
CARR, Major John, M.B.E.
CARR, John Walter, C.B.E, M.D. (Lond.), F.R.C.P.
(Lond.), F.R.CS. (Eng.), 6. 8 June, 1862 ; *. of John Carr, J.P,
of 40, Bloomsbury Square ; m. Jessie, d. of Walter Griffith, of
Streatham HiU. Educ. : University CoUege School, College,
and Hospital. Senior Physician to the Royal Free Hospital ;
Consulting Physician to the Victoria Hospital for Children,
Chelsea ; Lecturer on Medicine to the London School of
Medicine for Women ; Examiner in Medicine to the Royal
CoUege of Physicians. War Work : Senior Physician to the
MUitary Wing for Officers, Royal Free Hospital, London.
Address : 19, Cavendish Place, London, W. 1. (C3076)
CARR, John WiUiam, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
CARR, Lieut.-Col. Laurence, O.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1888;
Capt. and Brevet Major, Gordon Highlanders, and a Gen.
Staff Officer with rank of Lieut.-Col. ; served in Great War,
1914-18 (despatches). (02466)
CARR, Capt. LesUe WUden, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CARR, Mary, O.B.E, d. of WiUiam Carr, D.L, of Ditching-
ham HaU, Norfolk. TFar Work : Commandant Detachment
116, Norfolk ; ran a Red Cross Hospital of 35 beds at Heden-
ham HaU from April, 1915, to Dec. 1918. Address : Hedenham;
Norfolk. Clubs : Sesame ; Norfolk. Norwich. (010121)
CARR, Reginald CMlders CuUing, O.B.E, 6. 3 Aug. 1864;
s. of the late Francis CuUing Carr-Gomm, of the Chase, Farn
ham Royal ; m. Enid Agnes Herbert, d. of General Kenney-
Herbert, of Madras Cavalry. Edue. : Charterhouse and
Trinity CoUege, Oxford. Indian CivU Service (Madras),
retired. Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple. War Work:
Ministry of Food ; Director of Enforcement. Address :
5, FitzJames' Avenue, W. 14. Club : East India United
Service. (01191)
CARR, WilUam, M.B.E, J.P.
CARR, WiUiam Theodore, O.B.E, M.P.
CARR, Major Henry Barchard Fenwiek BAKER-,
O.B.E. CARRICK, Bt. Lieut.-Col. Charles Ernest Alfred Frenoh
Somerset Butler, 7th Earl of, Baron Butler (U.K.) of Mt. Juliet
and Kilkenny, Viscount Ikerrin, O.B.E, formerly ComptroUerof
the Lord Lieutenant's Household, Deland ; o. s. of the 6th Earl
of Carrick, and Kathleen Emily, d. of Lieut. Col. Ross ; fi.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Carter

15 Nov. 1873 (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. EUen Rosamund Mary,
d. of the late Lieut.-Col. Lindsay. Educ. : Repton ; R.M.C,
Sandhurst. Late Lieut. King's Own (Yorkshire Light
Infantry). Address : Elmfleld, Tonbridge, Kent. Clubs :
Cavendish ; Royal Automobile ; Kildare Street, Dublin. (0218)
CARRICK, Margaret, M.B.E.
CARRINGTON, John William Riohard, M.B.E.
CARRINGTON, Capt. Noel Lewis, O.B.E.
CARRINGTON, Major Sidney John Ness, M.B.E, R.E.
CARRINGTON, Capt. WiUiam, O.B.E, K.O.Y.L.I.
CARROLL, Henee Materon, Lady, O.B.E. ; m. Hon. Sir
James OarroU, K.C.M.G, of Wellington, N.Z. (see Burke's
Peerage). Address : WelUnston, New Zealand. (0934)
CARROLL, Capt. Patriok Alphonsus, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
CARROLL, Thomas WilUam, M.B.E, 6. 24 May, 1872 ;
s. of Michael CarroU, of Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire ;
m. Mary, d. of Henry Hitchings, of Pembroke. Educ. : Royal
Dockyard Schools, Pembroke Dock. Senior Foreman of the
Yard, H.M. Dockyard, Portsmouth, War Work : Supervising
construction of battleships ; repair of warships damaged in
action, and general maintenance of ships of the Grand Fleet.
Address : 108, Oriel Road, N.E. -Portsmouth. (M218)
CARROLL, Capt. WUUam, O.B.E.
CARRUTHERS, Engineer-Capt. David John, C.B.E, R.N.
Employed in Engineer-in-Chief's Dept. (C2217)
CARRUTHERS, Capt. Francis. O.B.E, 5. 14 Feb. 1892 ;
s. of Lieut.-Col. F. J. C. Carruthers, of Dixons, Lockerbie,
Scotland. Educ. : Warriston Moffat, and Malvern Coll. War
Work: Adjutant, 7th Batt. The East Yorkshire Regiment,
Sept. 1914 to July, 1916 ; Staff Capt. 50th Infantry Brigade,
AprU, 1917 to April, 1918 ; D.A.Q.M.G. 37th British Division,
AprU, 1918 to March, 1919 ; D.A.Q.M.G. British Army of the
Rhine, March, 1919 .to Oct. 1919 ; D.A.Q.M.G. British Military
Mission South Russia, Nov. 1919 to Feb. 1920. Address :
o/o Messrs. Cox & Co, 16, Charing Cross, S.W. 1. Club :
Cocoa Tree. (O5080)
CARRUTHERS, Major John Harvey de Wuderhold,
O.B.E., M.C.
CARRUTHERS, Lieut.-Col. Robert Jardine, O.B.E,
D.S.C, R.E, 6. 27 Sept. 1884; s. of Joseph Carruthers, of
Eslemont, Moffat, N.B. ; m. Georgina Rose, d. of Sir Robert
Liddell, D.L, of Banoge House, Donacloney, Co. Down (see
Burke's Peerage). Educ : Elizabeth Coll, Guernsey. In
surance Manager. War Work : Minesweeping, East Coast and
Dover Patrol, until Nov. 1917 ; awarded D.S.C Jan. 1916 ;
Lieut.-Col. in Command of Marine Companies, Richborough ;
responsible for Train Ferries and Cross-Channel Barge Service,
Nov. 1917 to March, 1919 ; Croix de Guerre (French). Ad
dress : Hooper's Farm, Eden Bridge, Kent. Club : Caledonian. (06982)
CARSE, Lieut. John R, M.B.E.
CARSON, Charles WiUiam Charteris, O.B.E.
CARSON, Lieut.-Col. David Simpson, O.B.E.
CARSON, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. John Findlay,
O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
CARSON, Col. Charles John LLOYD-, C.B.E, 6. 16 Oct.
1866 ; 8. of the late John Lloyd-Carson, of Egryn Abbey,
Merionethshire; to. Elizabeth Furnival, d. of the late Robt.
Wilson Oak Lodge, Bitterne, and Sandbach, Cheshire. Educ. :
King WUUam's CoUege. Commanded 3rd Batt. East Lanca
shire Regt. ; South African War, 1899-1902 ; European War,
1914-18. Address : Stratton Lodge, Leamington, Warwick
shire. (CI 669)
CARSTAIRS, Lieut.-Col. Albert Joseph Henry, O.B.E,
R.I.R. (ret.), 6. 3 Oct. 1862 ; s. of the late Joseph S. Carstairs,
of Bengal Civil Service. Educ. : CUfton CoUege. War Work :
With 6th (Service) Batt. R. Dish Rifles, Aug. 1914 ; Railway
Transport Officer, Central Force, Oct. 1914 to March, 1915 ; in
France, Train Conducting Officer, March, 1915, to April, 1917 ;
in charge of 1st Class Section, G.H.Q, 3rd Echelon, April, 1917,
to May, 1919. Address : Bowerwood House, Fordingbridge,
Hants. (O5081)
CARSTAIRS, WUUam Ramage, O.B.E.
CARSWELL, Capt. James Ernest Ingham, M.B.E.
CART-DE-LAFONTAINE, Lieut.-Col. Henry PhiUp,
O.B.E, A.R.I.B.A, Officie'r d'Academie (France), 6. 30 March,
1884; s, ot Henry T. Cart-de-Lafontaine, of Albert Court,
London, S.W. Educ : Privately and abroad ; studied at
Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris. Hon. Sec-General, Exhibition
of British Architecture, Paris, 1914 ; Member of Council of
Architectural Assocn. of London, 1911-13 ; Member of Council
of Entente Cordiale Society. War Work : Mediterranean
Expeditionary Force, 1914 ; British Expeditionary Force,
1915 ; Instructor No. 7 O.C.B, Ireland, 1916 ; Instructor in
Aerial Topography, No. 2 R.F.C. Cadet Wing, 1917 ; Deputy
Asst. Director of Graves Registration, G.H.Q, France, 1918 ;
Asst. Inspector, and Inspector of Works, Imperial War Graves
Commission, France, 1918-20. Address : 33, de Vere Gardens,
W. 8. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (010794)
CARTER, Albert Thomas, C.B.E, D.C.L., 6. 1861;
8. of the late T. A. Carter, F.R.CP, of Shottery Hall, Stratford-
on-Avon. Educ. : Leamington, and at Queen's Coll,
Oxford (B.A. 1883 ; M.A. 1888). Bar. Inner Temple 1886 ;
Student of Ch. Ch, Oxford, 1895 ; was Reader in Law Inns of
Court, 1898-1910. Author of " A History of EngUsh Legal
Institutions," etc. Addresses : Shottery HaU, Stratford-on-
Avon ; Christ Church, Oxford. Clubs : Oxford and Cambridge ;
Savage. (C18)
CARTER, Capt. AUred WilUam, D.S.O, M.B.E, R.A.F

CARTER, Capt. Charles Frederiok Beall, M.B.E,,
R.A.S.C. CARTER, Lieut.-Col. Charles Herbert Philip, C.B,
C.M.G., O.B.E., 6. 1864; s. of the late Capt. Willoughby
Harcourt Carter, formerly Roy. Fusiliers (City of London
Regt.), of Annag Keen, co. Galway ; m. 1899, Kathleen Maud,
d. of James Hartley. Educ. : Cheltenham CoU. Entered
Black Watch (Roy. Highlanders), 1888; became Capt. Roy.
Scots (Lothian Regt.),1897 ; Brevet Major, 1897; Brevet Lieut.-
Col. 1900 ; Brevet Col. 1906 ; Major, 1908 ; Lieut.-Col. The
Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), 1911 ; Col. 1913 ; retired 1913 ;
served with Benin Expedition, 1897 (despatches, medal
with clasp, Brevet Major) ; Niger Coast Protectorate in
command of Force in operations against Kwo Ibibio, 1899
(despatches) ; Benin Territories, 1899 (despatches, medal with
clasp ; Ashanti, at relief of Kumasi, 1900 ; in command
of S. Nigerian Force (severely wounded, medal with
clasp) ; was Comdt. 3rd (Niger) Batt. W. African Frontier
Force (Lieut.-Col.), 1900 ; was in command of Gold Coast
Regt. (W. African Frontier Force), 1906-9 ; and a Brig. Comm,
1916-17. Club : Naval and MiUtary. (C1508)
CARTER, Charles Maurice, M.B.E.
CARTER, Edward Clark, O.B.E, 6. 9 June, 1878 ; s. of
Clark Carter, of Andover, Massachusetts ; to. Alice Olin, d.
of Dr. William H. Draper, of New York. Educ. : Phillips-
Andover Academy, and Harvard University. Secretary,
Harvard University Y.M.C.A. ; National Secretary, Y.M.C.A.
of India and Ceylon ; Student Secretary, International Com
mittee, Y.M.C.A. ; Asst.-Sec. English Y.M.CA. ; Chief
Secretary, American Expeditionary Forces, Y.M.C.A. War
Work : War Secretary, Indian National Y.M.C.A. ; responsible
for early administration work in India, for Indian troops in
France, and British and Indian troops in India, Mesopotamia
and East Africa, from Aug. 1914, to Sept. 1916 ; Oct. 1916,
to May, 1917, Asst. Sec, English National Y.M.C.A, with
especial reference to recruiting and training ; June, 1917, to
Sept. 1919, Chief Secretary American Expeditionary Forces,
Y.M.C.A. Addresses : 347, Madison Avenue, New York ;
31, Bartlet Street, Andover, Massachusetts. Club : Harvard,
New York. (078)
CARTER, Edward Henry, O.B.E.
CARTER, Major Edward PhiUp, C.B.E.
CARTER, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Augustus Frederick, C.B.E.,
Lieut.-Col. and Brevet Col. King's Own Roy. Lancaster Regt. ;
served in Great War 1914-19 (despatches). (C1509)
CARTER, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Pasley, O.B.E. R.A.
CARTER, Capt. Ernest Walker Augustus, O.B.E. R.N.
CARTER, Eustace George, O.B.E, M.R.C.S. (Eng.),
L.R.C.P. (Eng.), 6. 20 July, 1861 ; s. of Joseph Barton Carter,
of Chapel AUerton, Leeds ; m. Josephine Mary, d. of Joseph
Richardson, of Springfield, Lisburn, Co. Antrim. Educ. :
Leeds Grammar School. War Work : Medical Officer in charge
of Gledhow Hall and Roundhay Auxiliary Hospitals, Leeds.
Addresses : Ivy House, Chapel AUerton, Leeds ; 18, Harrogate
Road, Chapel AUerton, Leeds. Club : Leeds. (010122)
CARTER, Flora Mactavish, Mrs, O.B.E, 5. 1 April, 1872 ;
d. of Sir Alexander Ogston, K.C.V.O, of Glendavan, Dinnet,
Aberdeenshire ; to. George Christopher Carter. Educ :
Cheltenham Ladies' CoUege. Late Principal, Dunfermline
Physical Training College. War Work : Hon. Sec, City of
Aberdeen War Work Association ; served as V.A.D. Nurse
in Southall Military Hospital, and with First British Eastern
Auxiliary Hospital, Belgrade. Address : 252, Union Street ,
Aberdeen. Club : Halcyon. (01192)
CARTER, Francis Tavor, M.B.E.
CARTER, Sir Frank WiUington, Knt. Bach, CLE, C.B.E,
Director of Turner, Morrison & Co, Ltd, Calcutta, fi. 16 Jan.
1805 ; 8. of Rev. W. A. Carter, Fellow and Bursar of Eton Coll. ;
to. Mary, widow of Comdr. Charles Collins, e.d. of Rev. Dacres
Olivier. Educ. : Cheltenham Coll. Went to India 1891 ;
Member of the Legislative Council of Bengal, Jan. 1917 ;
Sheriff of Calcutta. Address : 6, Lyons Range, Calcutta.
Clubs : Oriental ; Royal Automobile ; Bengal, Calcutta. (C687)
CARTER, Capt. Frederick George, O.B.E.
CARTER, Frederiok James, M.B.E, R.N.
CARTER, George, M.B.E, fi. 14 May, 1883 ; s. of George
Carter, of Coventry ; to. Kathleen Blanche, d. of Thomas James
Burney, of Strood. Educ: Bablake School, Coventry ; and
Birmingham Univ. Civil Servant (Admiralty) ; served as
Assistant Naval Store Officer at Devonport, Portsmouth,
Portland, Sydney (N.S.W.), and Admiralty, from 1902-14.
War Work : At the outbreak of war was appointed to assist the
Naval Store Officer, Grand Fleet, and served in various Depot
and Store Ships until 1918. Addresses : H.M. Dockyard,
Chatham ; Cotehele, Maidstone Road. Rochester. (M1519)
CARTER, Major George James, O.B.E.
CARTER, Sir George (John), K.B.E, M.I.C.E, M.I.N.A,
M.I.M.E, J.P, fi. 1860; s. of George Dean Carter ; m. Edith
Harriet, d. of the late J. S. Vaux, Sunderland. Managing
Director of CammeU, Laird & Co, Ltd, Birkenhead ; Director
of Coventry Ordnance Works, Ltd, President of the Shipbuild
ing Employers' Federation ; was Chairman of the Merchant
ShipbuUding Advisory Committee to the Controller of Ship
ping ; and later a Member of the Shipbuilding Council ; Member
of the Council of the Institute of Naval Architects ; Federation
of British Industries ; Member of Committee Lloyd's
Register ; Member of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board ;
Deputy Chairman, Liverpool Munitions Committee. War

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Carter

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Work : Chairman of the Merchant ShipbuUding Advisory
Committee ; President of the ShipbuUding Employers' Federa
tion throughout war period ; responsible for the building of a
large number of warships and standard type merchant vessels.
Addresses : Brackenwood, Hr. Bebington, Cheshire ; Dinbren
HaU, LlangoUen, N. Wales. Clubs : Constitutional ; Royal
Societies' ; Royal Automobile. (K14)
CARTER, George Wallace, C.B.E, 6.1870 ; s.oi Jonathan
Carter, of Banbury ; m. Margaret Mary, d. of Alfred Pickard ,
of Leeds. Educ : Privately. War Work : Joint Hon. Sec,
Parliamentary Recruiting ; Parliamentary War Savings, and
National War Aims Committees. Address : Fairholme,
PoUards HiU West, Norbury, S.W. 16. Club : National
Liberal. (C452
CARTER, Major Gerald Francis, O.B.E.
CARTER, Major Gerald Vernon, O.B.E, fi. 25 May. 1883 ;
s. oi the late Rev. Vernon Robert Carter, of Stone Park, Wim-
borne, Dorset ; to. Cicely Joan, d. of the Rev. Charles Lewis
Kennaway, (see Burke's Peerage, Kennaway, Bart.). Educ. :
Eton. Commissioned in 16th Lancers ; resigned, 1904 ;
joined Dorset Yeomanry as 2nd Lieut. Oct. 1909 ; Egypt,
AprU, 1915; Suvla Bay, Aug. 1915; A.D.C to Lieut.-Gen.
Sir W. R. MarshaU, G.C.M.G, K.C.B, K.C.S.I. Sept. 1915 ;
mentioned in despatches, Aug. 1917, and June, 1918 ; Chevalier
Legion l'Honneur. Address : Waterston Manor, Dorchester,
Dorset. (02265)
CARTER, R.S.M. Henry Lower, M.B.E, N.Z.F A, 6.
10 Aug. 1891 ; s. of Francis S. Carter, of Lewisham, London.
Educ. : Derby. Accountant to Messrs. Thomas Cook & Son,
Tourists' Agents. War Work : With N.Z. Field ArtiUery in
Egypt, Suez Canal, Alexandria, GaUipoli, and Northern
France. Address : co Messrs. T. Cook and Sons, Ludgate
Circus, London, E.C. (M4663)
CARTER, Herbert Parkinson, O.B.E.
CARTER, Hester Marion, Mrs., C.B.E, 6. 1867 ; d. ot
the late James Rose, of Inverness ; to. 1904, the Most Rev.
William Marlborough Carter, Archbishop of Capetown.
Address : Bishopscourt, Claremont, Cape of Good Hope. (C376)
CARTER, John Gordon, O.B.E. (012043)
CARTER, Major John Leslie Graydon, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
CARTER, Major John Reginald, O.B.E, R.E.
CARTER, Maud Eleanor, Mrs, M.B.E.
CARTER, Rei AUred Deakin, O.B.E, J.P, M.P, fi. 3 Dec.
1856 ; s. of Joseph Janney Carter, of Manchester ; m. Annie
(died, 1894), d. of WiUiam Henry Woodworth, of Southport.
Educ : Stanley House, Blackpool ; Owens Coll. and Victoria
Univ., Manchester. Director, Manchester Palace Theatre, and
Empire Theatre, Preston. War Work: Chairman, Lord
Derby's Recruitmg Campaign, Stretford, Lancs. ; Chairman,
Advisory Committee (4 years), Manchester ; Chairman, Brook
House AuxiUary Military Hospital, Manchester ; Commander,
No. 2 Co, Manchester Special PoUce (5 years). Address :
Rushford, Rushford Park, Levenshulme, Manchester. Clubs :
Constitutional and Arts, Manchester ; Union, London. (010123)
CARTER, Major Silas Bernard Foley, O.B.E, R.A.F.
CARTER, Stanley Bronislaw, O.B.E, Member Institute of
Transport, fi. 19 July, 1£82 ; s. of WiUiam Henry Carter, of
London and Shanghai ; to. Dulcie Isabel, d. of J. E. Melhuish,
of London. Educ. : Fettes. District Superintendent, London
and North-Western RaUway, Northern District, Liverpool.
War Work : Entrainment of Canadian and American Armies
at Liverpool. Addresses : Clifton, Helsby, Cheshire ; Lime
Street Station, Liverpool. (010124)
CARTER, Thomas, M.B E.
CARTER, Qr.-Mr. and Capt. Thomas Benjamin, M.B.E.
CARTER, Comm. Thomas Gilbert, O.B.E, R.N.
CARTER, Major Thomas Moravian, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
(T.F.) CARTER, WUfred George, M.B.E., A.M.I.M.E, M.I.A.E,
A.F.R.A.S, 6. 9 March, 1889 ; s. of George Alfred Carter, of
Bedford ; to. HUda, d. of John Frederick Back, of Johannes
burg, S.A. Educ : Bedford. Engineer. War Work : Chief
of Drawing Office, the Sopwith Aviation and Engineering Co,
Ltd, Kingston-on-Thames, Designers and Constructors of
Airplanes and Seaplanes. Address : Denehurst, Kingston-on-
Thames. (M7633)
CARTER, WiUiam, M.B.E.
CARTER, WilUam AUan, O.B.E, M.I.C.E, J.P, 6. 27
Nov. 1847 ; s. of Frederick Hayne Carter, C.A, of Edinburgh ;
m. Jane Agnes Mortmer, d. of Thomas Blaikie Park, of Had
dington. Educ. : Edinburgh Academy, Edinburgh. Civil
Engineer. War Work : Member of Edinburgh Recruiting
Tribunal ; Member of Munition Board of Eastern District,
Scotland. Address : Stamford Hall, GuUane, Bast Lothian.
Clubs : Northern, Edinburgh ; Royal Automobile. (0219)
CARTER, Hon. Sir WUliam Morris, Knt. Bach, C.B.E,
B.A, B.Ch, Chief Justice, Uganda Protectorate, since 1912, fi.
9 Dec. 1873 ; s. oi the late Sidney James Carter, of Canterbury.
Educ. : King's School, Canterbury ; Brasenose CoU, Oxford.
Certificate of Honour, Bar Examination, and Prize of CouncU
of Legal Education in Constitutional Law and Legal History ;
called to Bar, Lincoln's Inm 1899 ; Registrar and Principal
Registrar of Documents, East Africa Protectorate, 1902-
Magistrate, Mombasa, 1902 ; Judge of H.M. High Court of
Uganda, and H.B.M. Court of Appeal for Eastern Africa, 1903 ;
acted as Principal Judge, Uganda, on several occasions ;
I. Capt. Uganda Volunteer Reserve, 1914; T. Lieut.-Col,

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1916; A.D.T. and Contracts, Uganda, 1916 (despatches);
Chairman, Supplies Board, Uganda, 1914-17; in charge of
Local Shortages Section, Ministry of Food, London, 1917-18.
Address : Entebbe, Uganda. Clubs : Royal Societies' ; M.C.C (C389)
CARTER, Capt. WilUam Tom, O.B.E. ; s. of the late Tom
Carter, of Warwick. Educ. : Warwick. FeUow Library
Association ; Private Secretary. War Work : Enlisted 7th
R. Warwick Regt, 1914 ; commissioned S. Staffs. Regt, 1915 ;
Capt. and Adjutant, 1916 ; Acting Staff Capt, 2nd T.R.
Brigade, 1916-18 ; Garrison Adjutant, Cannock Chase Res.
Centre, 1918-19 ; Staff Capt, 1919 ; assisted in organisation of
original Army Education Scheme ; lectured considerably ;
Law work as Judge Advocate, including case of Capt. von
Mtttler, of the " Emden." Address : c,'o Larkhohn, Rugeley,
Staffs. _ (06981)
CARTER, Lieut.-Col. Ian Malcolm BONHAM-, O.B.E,
R.A.F. CARTMAIL, Daisy OUve, M.B.E.
CARTMELL, Annie, Lady, M.B.E. ; d. ot Thomas
Dewell Scott, of London ; m. 1880, Sir Harry, Knt. Bach,
J.P, s. of James Cartmell, of Manchester. Address : 9,
Victoria Road. St. Annes-on-Sea, Lancashire. (M7634)
CARTWRIGHT, Comm. Charles Chesters, O.B.E.
CARTWRIGHT, Capt. Edward Rogers, O.B.E,R.E.
CARTWRIGHT, Capt. Francis Lennox, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 1874 ; s. of the late Rt. Hon. Sir Richard John Cartwright,
P.O., G.C.M.G, of King Street, Kingston, Ontario ; m. 1901,
Ada Marion Carlos, d. of Augustus F. Perkins, of Oakdene,
Holmwood, Surrey. Hon. Capt. in the Army ; Capt. Canadian
Cav. ; sometime Inspector of Canadian N.-W. Mounted Police ;
served in S. Africa, 1900-1901, as Capt. Strathcona's Horse
(despatches). Address : Fort Osborne Barracks, Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Canada. (C2313fi)
CARTWRIGHT, Mary, M.B.E.
CARTWRIGHT, Major Richard Bernard, O.B.E,
A.P.D. CARTY, Major Samuel WiUrid, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C.
CARUANA, Most Rev. Dom. Sir Maurus, K.B.E, O.S.B,
6. 16 Nov. 1867 ; s. of Henry Caruana, of Malta. Educ. :
Malta, and St. Benedict's Abbey, Fort Augustus, Scotland.
Took vows as Benedictine, 1885 ; Ordained Priest, 1891.
Bishop of Malta and Titular Archbishop of Rhodes, since 1915 ;
Archbishop of Malta. Address : Archbishop's Palace, Valetta,
Malta. (K122)
CARVELL, John Maclean, M.B.E, M.R.C.S. (Eng.),
L.S.A, (Lond.), 6. 20 Aug. 1 856 ; s. of John CarveU, of Southam,
Warwickshire ; to. Euphemia Sarah, d. of Benjamin Avery, of
London. Educ. : Brewers' School ; London Hospital. Assis
tant Commissioner, St. John Ambulance Brigade. War Work :
Ambulance Organisation and Training, No. 1 district, Order of
St. John ; duty with ambulances during air raids. Address :
31, Avonmore Road, West Kensington. W. 14. (M7635)
CARVER, Albert Wing, M.B.E, fi. 25 May, 1866 ; s. of
the late George Carver ; to. Florence, d. of the late George
Walker, of Wakefield. Clerk to Guardians of Cannock Union ;
Clerk to Cannock Rural District CouncU, etc. War Work:
Hon. Sec. Cannock and District Recruitmg Committee, 1914-
15 ; Hon. Clerk Cannock Rural National Registration Authority
1915-18 ; Hon. Sec. Bushbury and Penkridge War Pensions
Local Committees, 1916 ; Clerk Cannock Rural Local Tribunal,
1916-18. Address : Ryderscroft, Cannock, Staffs. (M221)
CARVER, Helena Philae OUve Virginia, Mrs, M..BE,
6. 8 Sept. 1893 ; d. of General Rt. Hon. Sir John MaxweU.
G.C.B, K.C.M.G, of London.; m. CUfford, s. of Amos Carver, of
New York. War Work : War Pensions Officer, York. Ad
dress : Locust Valley, Long Island, New York. (M7636)
CARVER, Mary Glendinning, M.B.E, 6. 1872; d. of
Henry CUfton Carver, of WUmslow, Cheshire. Educ. : Private
schools in England and Germany. War Work : Secretary
and Translator, InteUigence Dept, Admiralty. Address : 52,
Lower Sloane Street. London, S.W. • (M1521)
CARVER, OUve McLaren, M.B.E, Educ. : St. Leonard's
School, St. Andrew's. War Work: Commandant, V.A.D.
Cheshire 84 ; Joint Officer in Charge AuxiUary MUitary
Hospital, Kilrie, Knutsford. Address : Oakhurst, Knutsford. (M7637)
CARVER, Sydney Ralph Pitts, C.B.E.
CARY, Arthur Deering Lucius, O.B.E, 6. 14 Dec 1856 ;
s. of Henry George Cary, County Inspector, R.I. Constabulary ;
m. 1st, Edith Lucy, d. of Capt. C. G. Weller, Elder Brother of
Trinity House ; 2nd, CaroUne Eleanor, d. of Rev. Stephen
Radcliff, of Armagh. Educ. : Drogheda Grammar School.
Librarian, Royal United Service Institution, Whitehall,
London. War Work : Librarian of the Parliamentary and
Reference Section of the War Office Library. Address: 55,
Thurleigh Road, London, S.W. 12. (O10125)
CARY, Paymaster Henry John, M.B.E, R.N.R.
CARY, Major the Hon. Lucius Plantagenet, O.B.E. (set
Falkland, Master of).
CARY, Reginald Ormsby, O.B.E, 6. 8 Jan. 1875 ; s.of Col.
Francis Walter Cary, of East Yorkshire Regt. ; to. LUle Benbow
Bowen. Educ. : Harrison's CoUege, Barbados ; Diocesan
CoUege, Cape Town. Managing Director of the Sopwith
Aviation and Engineering Co, Ltd, Kingston-on-Thames.
Addresses : Pompet House, Sunbury-on-Thames ; 8, Hay
HiU, W. Clubs : Royal Aero ; Royal Automobile. (01194)
CARY, Lieut. Rupert Tristram OUver, M.B.E.
CASE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Arthur Joseph, O.B.E.,

BIOGRAPHIES.

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fi. 29 Nov. 1870 ; s. of Benjamin Case, of March, Cambridge
shire. Educ. : March. War Work : Served on Western Front
from Sept. 1915 tUl end of war ; wounded May, 1918 ; men
tioned in despatches, June, 1916, and July, 1919. Address :
12, Nene Parade, March, Cambridgeshire. (O5085)
CASE, Thomas Henry Towler, O.B.E, 6. 13 April, 1886 ;
s. of Thomas Henry Case, of Norwich ; m. Evelyn, d. of WilUam
Henry White, of Barnet. Educ. : Norwich Grammar School ;
Queen's CoU, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law. War Work :
Assisted in departments of H.M. Procurator-General and
Treasury SoUcitor. Address : Abbotsford, Lyonsdown
Avenue, New Barnet, Herts. Club : Union. (03654)
CASH, Ernest WilUam, M.B.E.. M.I.Mech.E, 6. 18 Aug.
1875 ; s. of Edwin Cash, of Cambridge ; to. EUzabeth, d. of
Isaac Draper, of ShorweU, Isle of Wight. Educ. : Aukland
School, Cambridge ; East London Technical CoU. Works
Manager, Skefko Ball Bearing Co, Luton ; Member of Executive
CouncU of Engineering Employers' Federation, Bedfordshire
Branch ; previously with the British Thomson-Houston Co,
Rubgy, and on Mining work in South Africa. War Work :
Associated with Messrs. Dick, Kerr __ Co, in equipping and
organising Hackney Marshes National Projectile Factory,
London, for the production of 6-inch shells ; afterwards Works
Manager of the National Cartridge and Box Repair Factory,
Newport, Mon. Address : Lancaster House, Kingsley Road,
Lirabury, Beds. (M7638)
CASH, C.S.M. Samuel, M.B.E, R.E.
CASH, Rev. William Wilson, O.B.E. (OC153)
CASHIN, John, O.B.E, F.R.CS, L.R.C.P, Surgeon R.N.
(Retired List), 6. 29 June, 1854 ; s. of Michael Cashin, of
Shanrahan, Clogheen, Co. Tipperary, Deland ; to. AUce Maud,
d. of Thomas Were Fox, of Hoe House, Plymouth, Devon.
Educ. : The Abbey School, Mount MeUeray, Cappoquin,
Deland ; Queen's CoU, Cork ; Royal CoU. of Surgeons, Ireland.
Formerly Resident Surgeon, Jervis Street Hospital, Dublin, and
Demonstrator of Anatomy, Ledwich School of Medicine,
DuMin. War Work : Medical Officer in charge of 3rd Royal
Berkshire Regiment, 3rd Leinster Regiment, 3rd Dorset
Regiment, and 2nd. Sussex Regiment. Address : St. Aubyn's,
Osborne Road, Southsea, Hants. 04356)
CASHIN, Hon. Sir Michael Patriok, K.B.E, Minister of
Finance and Customs of Newfoundland since 1909 ; Member,
Colonial House of Assembly for Ferryland District ; 6. 29 Sept.
1864 ; s. of Richard Cashin ; m. Gertrude C, d. of Capt. P.
MuUowney, of Witless Bay. Educ. : Bonaventure's CoU,
St. Johns, N.F. Trained for mercantile career at St. John's ;
engaged in business of fishery merchant at Cape Broyle, 1885,
on attaining his majority ; has continued same since ; entered
poHtical life in Colonial General Election, 1893 ; joined Liberal
Party, 1895 ; led Independent Party in Assembly, 1905-08,
when joined with Sir Edward Morris ; represented Colony
before Imperial Royal Commission on West India trade at
Jamaica, Jan. 1910 ; Acting Prime Minister ; Acting Minister
of MUitia ; Acting Minister of Shipping, 1918 ; as Minister of
Finance raised the first successful Victory Loan in the Colony in
1917-18. Addresses : Sea View, Cape Broyle ; 38, Queen's
Road, St. Johns. (K188)
CASOLANI, Henry, M.B.E.
CASS, Gertrude Margaret Carew, O.B.E. ; d. of the late
Frederick Charles Cass, of Monken Hadley, Herts, and 9
Heene Terrace, Worthing. Homes of Holy Redeemer, Dux-
hurst, near Reigate. War Work : Matron, Morant War
Hospital, Brockenhurst, Oct. 1915, to Sept. 1916 ; then
Donor, Commandant, and Matron of the Cass Hospital for
Officers, Worthing, 1916-19. Addresses: 9, Heene Terrace,
Worthing ; Duxhurst, Reigate. Clubs : Albemarle ; Ladies'
Imperial. (10126)
CASSEL, Capt. Louis, O.B.E.
CASSELS, Lieut.-Col. George Hamilton, C.M.G, O.B.E,
Lieut.-Col. 2nd Central Ontario Regt. ; served in Great War,
1915-19 (despatches). (03214)
CASSELS, Lieut. Hamilton, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CASSELS, Lieut. James Houston, M.B.E.
CASSELS, John Bordase, M.B.E.
CASSELS, Walter Seton, O.B.E, I.C.S.
CASSERA, Major Anthony Aloysius, O.B.E, R.E, 6.
11 March, 1893 ; s. of Anthony Cassera, of Handsworth,
Birmingham. Educ. : St. PhUip's Grammar School, Edgbaston.
Deputy Assistant Director of Engineering Stores. War Work :
Served in R. Warwiclshire Regt, 1914-17 ; Royal Engineers,
1917-19. Address : HaU Road, Handsworth, Birmingham .
1 (05086)
CASSIDI, Francis Richard, M.B.E, M.D, fi. 1858 ; s. of
Francis Peter Cassidi, of Glenbrook, Magherafelt ; to. Marion
Elizabeth, d. of John Duncanson, M.D, of AUoa, N.B. Educ. :
Rugby, and Trinity CoUege, Dublin. War Work : Director
of Transport, First Line Hospitals, Derbyshire. Address :
Glenbrook, Magherafelt, Co. Londonderry. (M222)
CASSON, Emily Marjorie, M.B.E. ; d. of George Robert
Casson, of Apsley House, Queen's Road, Richmond. Educ. :
St. Martin's Coll, CUftonvUle, Margate. War Work : For first
year of war, V A.D. work in Richmond Red Cross Hospital ;
afterwards temp. Clerk in War Trade Statistical Dept. ; then
8 months at Paris Peace Conference. (M7639)
CASSON, Gertrude Hamilton, Mrs., M.B.E.; d. of
Capt. A. Hamilton RusseU, of Heath House, Petersfield ; to.
Herbert Alexander Casson, of Tyn-y-coed, Arthog, Dolgelly,
Merionethshire, N. Wales ; s. of Rev. George Casson, of Olde
Court, Torquay. War Work: Red Cross Depot, Ambala,

India ; Member of Committee for Monro Soldiers' Canteens.
Address : Tyn-y-Cood, Arthog, Merionethshire, N. Wales.
Club: Ladies' Imperial. (M6119)
CASSY, Capt. Alexander WUliam, O.B.E, R.A.F.
CASTELL, Rose Catherine Clanmorris, Mrs, M.B.E.
CASTELLAN, Major Victor Edward, O.B.E, R.F.A.
(T.F.) CASTINGS, 2nd Lieut. Walter Rumley, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CASTLE, Gordon Harwood, O.B.E. (011959)
CASTLE, Hubert William, M.B.E, b. 10March,1878 ; s. of
Thomas Smith Castle, of London ; to. Lizzie May, d. of George
Henry Hunt, of London. War Work : Asst.-Commander
Metropolitan Special Constabulary, 1914-19. Address : 20,
Muswell Avenue, N. 10. Clubs : R.A.C ; Junior Consti
tutional. (M7640)
CASTLE, Capt. Ivor, M.B.E.
CASTLE, Major Leonard James, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 21 Aug.
1887. (06453)
CASTLE, Montague Wilson, M.B.E.
CATCHPOLE, AUred Edward, M.B.E.
CATERALL, John, M.B.E.
CATHCART, Lieut.-Col. Charles Walker, C.B.E, M.B ,
fi. 1853 ; s. of the late James Cathcart. Educ. : Edinburgh
Univ. (M.B. and CM. 1878). F.R.CS. (England, 1879; Edin
burgh, 1880). Consulting Surg. Roy. Infirmary, Edinburgh ; .
Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 2nd Scottish Gen. Hospital,
Edinburgh War Hospital, EdenhaU Hostel for Limbless
Sailors and Soldiers during Great War, 1914-19. Address :
3, Tipperlinn Road, Edinburgh. (C804)
CATHCART, Major George EUiot, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
CATHERALL, Lieut. John Eric, M.B.E, R.AF.
CATHERY, Edmund, C.B.E.
CATHLES, Albert, O.B.E, CA, 6. 13 May, 1882 ; s. of
John Cathles, of St. Margaret's, Elie, Fife ; to. Ada Rockcliff , d.
of Thomas Baker, of Coatbridge. Educ. : George Watson's
College, Edinburgh. War Work : Ministry of Munitions ;
Assistan Director (Factory Accounts) ; Deputy Director of
Factory Accounting ; Assistant Controller of Factory Audit
and Costs. Address : c/o Price, Waterhouse & Co, 3, Frederick's
Place, Old Jewry, E.C. 2. (01195)
CATLEUGH, Lieut. John Harwood, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CATLEY, Clare, M.B.E, 6. 21 Dec. 1883 ; s. of J. W. H.
Catley, of Scarborough ; to. Florence Mary, d. of Aquila Ladd
MitcheU, of Boston, Lincoln. Educ. : St. Martin's Grammar
School, Scarborough. Accountant. War Work : Section
Director of Dept. Factory Audit and Costs ; Sec. of Canteen
Finance Committee, Ministry of Munitions of War. Addresses :
Colwyn, Castle Road, Scarborough ; 24, Westborough, Scar
borough. (M1522)
CATMUR, Benjamin, O.B.E, 6. 30 May, 1861 ; s. of
Thomas Catmur, L.CC, of Whitechapel and Bow ; m. Celia,
d. of Jabez Druitt, of Manor Park and Bow. Educ. : White
chapel Foundation School. Clerk to the Guardians, Hamlet of
Mile End Old Town ; Superintendent Registrar of Births,
Deaths, and Marriages, District of Mile End Old Town. War
Work : As Clerk to the Guardians responsible for the whole
of the maintenance, staffing, and upkeep of the MUe End
MiUtary Hospital ; Hon. Sec. Wounded Soldiers' Entertainment
Fund, Mile End MiUtary Hospital ; Member of the 5th City of
London (National Guard) Volunteer Regiment, Jan. 1915, to
date of Armistice. Addresses: Guardians' Offices, Bancroft
Road, MUe End, E. 1 ; 4, WaUwood Road, Leytonstone, E. 11.
(010127)
CATON, Richard, C.B.E, M.D, LL.D, F.R.C.P, J.P,
s. of Richard Caton, of Heysham ; to. the late Annie, d. of
WiUiam Ivory, of St. Roque, Edinburgh. Educ. : Scar
borough Grammar School ; University of Edinburgh ; Emeritus
Professor, University of Liverpool ; Ex-Lord Mayor of Liver
pool ; President, Liverpool Royal Infirmary. War Work :
Chairman of West Lancashire Nursing Service Committee.
Address: 7, Sunnyside, Prince's Park, Liverpool. Clubs:
Athenaeum, Liverpool ; University, Liverpool. (C2513)
CATOR, Maud, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 5 July, 1866 ; d. of Henry
John Adeane, of Babraham Hall, Cambridge, and of Lady
EUzabeth Yorlcc eldest d. of PhUip, 4th Earl of Hardwicke ;
to. John, s. of Albemarle Caton, of Woodbastwick Hall,
Norfolk. War Work : Commandant, V.A. Detachment,
Norfolk 54 ; organised, equipped, and carried out hospital
in own home, 1914-18 ; nursed 1220 soldiers. Addresses :
Woodbastwick, Norwich; 52, Pont St, London, &.~~~ . 1.
(0221)
CATOR, Lieut.-Col. Robert, O.B.E, R.M.L.I.
CATTANACH, Jean Lorimer M.B.E. ; d. of Peter Lorimer
Cattanach, Advocate, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Privately ;
Edinburgh Univ. ; Paris. War Work : British Red Cross,
Paris, 1914 ; Assist. Sec. Record and Casualty Office, B.E.F,
1914-15 ; Commandant, V.A.D. (W. Lancs, 86) ; Lady Super
intendent, King's Lancashire Military Convalescent Hospital,
1915-18. Address : 13, Pembridge Crescent, W. (M7642)
CATTELL, Major Arthur Shelton Goodricke, O.B.E.
CATTO, Lieut. Andrew Yule, O.B.E, R.N.
CATTO, Thomas Sivewright, C.B.E. In Ministry of
Shipping. (C126)
CAULFEILD, Brig.-Gen. Francis WilUam John, C.B.E,
fi. 1859 ; s. of Col. Robert Caulfeild, of Camolin, Wexford,
Iceland ; m. Alice, d. of J. H. Finnemor, of Ballyward Manor,
Kilbride, Co. Wicklow. War Work : Commanded 65th Infantry
Brigade in England, 1914-15 ; served in France as Area Com
mandant, 1916-18. Address : Innishannon, Co. Cork. (C765)

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CAULFEILD, Capt. James Montgomerie, C.B.E, R.J..
(ret ), 6 22 Feb.. 1855 ; s. of WiUiam Montgomerie Stewart
CaulfeUd, Lieut.-Col. late Royal DubUn FusiUers, of Weston
Park, Dublin (see Burke's Peerage, Charlemont, V.) ; m.
6 Feb, 1889. Kathleen Ruth, d. of the late Lieut.-Col. H. A
Crofton (see Burke's Peerage. Crofton. Bt.). (C2267)
CAUNTER, Brig.-Gen. James Eales, C.B.. C.B.E, 6.
1859 ; s. of the late J. E. Caunter (15th Bengal Native Inf.;, of
Wave, Ashburton, Devon ; m. 1879, Kate. d. of H. Haworth.
Entered 69th Regt. 1878 ; became Capt. 1887 ; Major, Lancashire
FusUiers, 1898; Lieut.-Col. 1903; Brevet Col. 1906; Col. 1911;
and Hon. Brig.-Gen. 1918 ; ret. 1918 ; served in S. Africa,
1899-1900, as D.A.A.G, 6th Div. ; present atreUef of Kimberley,
and at actions of Paardeberg, Poplar Grove, and Dreifontein
(despatches, Queen's medal with three clasps) ; was D.A.A.G,
Bermuda, 1889-94; Professor of Mil. History and Tactics at
R.M.C 1900-2; Gen. Staff Officer there, 1902-6;
S. Midland Div. 1908-11; A.A.G, War Office, 1911-13;
Brig.-Gen. in charge of Administration 1913-19. Address :
Trevora. Torquay. (C453)
CAUSTON, Major Edward Postle Gwyn, O.B.E.
CAUSTON, Ida Jessie, Mrs, M.B.E, fi. 14 Dec. 1876;
CAUSTON, Lieut.-Col. Joseph, O.B.E.. R.M.E.
d. of W. F. Paul, O.B.E, J.P, of Orwell Lodge, Ipswich ; m.
Joseph, s. of the late Joseph Causton, of Bickley, Kent. Educ :
High School, Ipswich ; Dresden, and Paris. Commandant of
V.A. Detachment, Middlesex ; Member of Hendon Rural
District Council, and Hendon Board of Guardians. War Work :
Organised Pinner. V.A.D. Hospital, Feb. 1915, and was Com
mandant and Officer in Charge of the Hospital aU the time it
was open, from Feb. 1915, to Feb. 1919. Address : Gippeswyck,
Pinner, Middlesex. (M1523)
CAUTLEY, Major Harry LleweUyn, O.B.E.
CAUVIN, Major WilUam Stephen, O.B.E.
CAVAGE, Capt. Ronald James, M.B.E.
CAVAN, Samuel Edward, M.B.E.
CAVANAGH, Capt. Henry James, O.B.E, L.D.S, R.C'.S,
fi. 4 April, 1885 ; 5. of John Cavanagh, of Dublin ; to. Louise,
d. of Daniel Cronin, of Cork. Educ : St. Thomas', Deland.
Dental Surgeon. War Work: Served in the R.A.S.C. in
Gallipoli, Egypt, and France, Aug. 1914, to April, 1919.
Address : The Boundary, West Ealing, W. Clubs : Services ;
United R.A.S.C. (O5087)
CAVE, Beatrice JuUa, Mrs, O.B.E, fi. 20 Sept. 1863 ;
d. of Sir Frederick Martin WUliams, Bart, of TreguUow,
Scorrier, Cornwall, and Heanton Punchardon, Barnstaple ;
m. Charles Henry, s. of Sir Charles D. Cave, Bart, of Sidbury
Manor, Sidmouth, and Cleve HiU, Downend, Gloucestershire.
War Work : Vice-President, Lawford's Gate Division, Glouces
tershire Branch of the British Red Cross Society; Com
mandant of Cleve HiU V.A. Hospital, Downend. Gloucester
shire, 1914-19. Adaress : Sidbury Manor, Sidmouth. (01196)
CAVE, Capt. George Ellis, C.B.E. Capt. R.N. Served
in Great War, 1914-19, as Div. Naval Transport Officer. Avon-
mouth (despatches). (C2245)
CAVE, Hugo Charles, M.B.E.
CAVE, Col. Sir Thomas Sturmy, K.C.B.. C.B.E, VJD,
T.D, T.F. (ret.), 6. 23 Sept. 1846 ; s. of WUliam Cave, of
Yatley, Hants. ; to. Beatrice Maria, d. of Edward Cariile, of
Richmond, SuiTey. Educ. : Queenswood CoUege. Hon. Col,
4th Hampshires ; served in Volunteers and Territorials from
1863; Ensign, 1865; Lieut, 1867; Captain, 1870; Major,
1877 ; Lieut.-Col, 1886 ; Col, 1888 ; commanded battaUon,
1888-1906; concurrently A.D.A.F. (Vols.), 1904-06; com
manded South Midland Infantry Brigade, 1906-10 ; commanded
Composite Brigade, T.F, at Coronation of King George V. and
Queen Mary, 1911. War Work : Chairman of War Emergency
Committee of National Council of Y.M.C.A, 1914-19. Address-
KUworth, Woking. Clubs : Constitutional ; National. (C454)
CAVE, Wilhelmina Mary Henrietta, Mrs. Charles, O.B.E,
ft. 1872 ; d. of Major Francis E. Kerr, late of The Rifle Brigade ;
m. Charles John PhiUp Cave, J.P, s. of the late Laurence Trent
Cave, of Ditcham Park, Petersfield. Edue. : Convent of Sacred
Heart, Roehampton. War Work : Vice-President, Petersfield
Division, Hants Branch, B.R.C.S. : Chairman of two hospital
committees ; Belgian Refugees (MCdaUle de la Reine Elizabeth).
Address : Ditcham Park, Petersfield, Hants. Club : Ladies'
Athenaeum. (010128)
CAVE, Beatrice Mabel CAVE-BROWNE-, M.B.E. ; d. of
Sir Thomas Cave-Browne-Cave, C.B, of Burnage, Streatham
Common (see BURKE'S Peerage). Educ. : Girton. War Work :
Aeronautical research for the Admiralty, Air Department, Air
Ministry, and Aircraft Production Department. Address :
Burnage, Streatham Common. S.W. 16. (M7643)
CAVE.Wing Comm. Thomas Reginald CAVE-BROWNE-,
C.B.E, R.A.F.. F.R.Ae.S., A.M.I.N.A., A.M.I.M.E, 6. 11 Jan.
1885 ; s. of Sir Thomas Cave-Browne-C'ave, Kt, C.B, late of
War Office (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Marjorie Gwvnne, d. of
Albert Wright, of Idle, Yorkshire. Educ. .- Dulwich CoU,
and Royal Navy (Engineering). Deputy Director of Research
(Airships), Air Ministry. War Work : R.N.A.S, and R.A.F. ;
design and construction of British non-rigid airships, and later
in charge of airship experiments. Address : 43, Tierney Road,
Streatham HU1, S.W. 2. Clubs : R.A.F.; Junior Army and
Navy. ,C'S.->3)
CAVENDISH, EUzabeth Janet, Hon. Mrs. WiUiam Edwin,
O.B.E. ; d. of Thomas BaiUie, of New South Wales ; m.
Brig.-Gen. WiUiam Edwin Cavendish, s. of WUUam, 2nd Baron
Chesham. War Work : Equipped and organised, and was

Commandant of, V.A.D. Hospital, "Whitehall," Sawtry'
Huntingdonshire, 1915-18. Address: The Farm House,
Holkham. Norfolk. (01197)
CAVILL, Lieut. Herbert John, O.B.E, R.N.R.
CAW, WilUam Strathie, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 4 Dec. 1862 ; ». of
WiUiam Caw, of Edinburgh : to. Mary, d. of James B. Veitcl_
of Carlops, Peeblesshire. Treasurer and Clerk of the Royal
Infirmary of Edinburgh. War Work : Acted as Superintendent
of the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, in addition to duties as
Treasurer and Clerk, from Aug. 1915, to Feb. 1919. Address :
19 Queen's Crescent, Edinburgh. Club : Scottish Conserva
tive, Edinburgh. (010129)
CAWOOD, Charles John, M.B.E, J.P. Commissioner,
Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. Address : 47, Esplanade,
Scarborough. (M1525)
CAY, Albert, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 2 Sept. 1846 ; s. of Robert
Dundas Cay, of Shepperton, Edinburgh ; to. Annie, d. of Sir
John Jaffray, Bart, of SkUts, Redditch. Educ : Edinburgh
Academy, and Edinburgh Univ. Lay Canon of Coventry
Cathedral. War Work : Hon. Treasurer, Soldiers' and SaUors'
FamUies Assn. for County of Warwick; Hon. Treasurer,
Statutory Committee for the County of Warwick; Hon.
Treasurer, War Pensions Committee for the County of Warwick ;
Hon Treasurer, Munition Workers' Mission, Diocese of Worcester.
Address : Woodside, Kemlworth, Warwickshire. Clubs :
Union; R.A.C.; Union, Birmingham. M7644)
CAYLEY, Dora, M.B.E.
CAZENOVE, Major Percy, O.B.E.
CECIL, AUcia Margaret, Hon. Mrs. Evelyn, C.B.E, d.
of Lord Amherst of Haclmey ; m. Rt. Hon. Evelyn CecU,
M P, s. of Lieut.-Col. Lord Eustace CecU, s. of the 2nd
Marquess of SaUsbury- Lady of Justice of the Order of St.
John of Jerusalem ; Freedom of the Gardeners' Company and
of the City of London ; on Committee of Management, Chelsea
Physic Garden ; Vice-Chairman of the CouncU of the Society
for the Oversea Settlement of British Women. War Work:
Member of the Joint CoUections Committee, St. John and
Red Cross ; worked in St. John Hospital until Food Pro
duction Dept. was formed in 1917, when she became Hon.
Asst.-Director of Horticulture. Address : 2, Cadogan Square.
S.W. 1. Club : Ladies' Emnire. (C2398)
CHADWICK, Capt. Alan Wentworth, O.B.E, 6. 19 March,
1890 ; s. of Rev. J. H. Chadwick. Educ. : St. Edward's, and
Queen's CoU, Oxford. War Work : 2nd Lieut. Hampshire
Regt. (11th Batt. Pioneers), 29 Aug. 1914 ; served in France,
Dec. 1915, to Aug. 1916 ; and May, 1917, to June, 1919 ; twice
wounded, June, 1916, and June, 1917. Club : Isthmian. (O5089)
CHADWICK, Edith CaroUne, M.B.E. ; d. of Samuel
Joseph Chadwick, of Dewsbury. Educ. : Privately, and
Gbttingen. Member of Dewsbury Education Committee,
1914-19 ; Hon. i^ec. Dewsbury Day Nursery, 1913-19 ;
President of Dewsbury Day Nursery, 1919 ; Hon. Sec. Dewsbury
and District Nursing Association, 1913-19. War Work:
Member, and formerly Vice-Chairman, of Dewsbury War
Pensions Committee ; Member of Belgian Refugees' Com
mittee ; Member of Dewsbury Patriotic Committee ; Hon. Sec.
of Ladies' Visiting Committee (for visiting wives and families
of SaUors and Soldiers, and for distributing weekly grants from
Patriotic Committee's Funds). Address : Boyne Hill, Chapel-
thorpe, near Wakefield. (M7646)
CHADWICK, Harry Bernard Clarke, M.B.E.
CHADWICK, Thomas, M.B.E.
CHAFF, Thomas Waycott, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.
CHAFFEY, Col. Ralph Anderson, C.B.E, V.D, J.P, fi.
1356 ; s. of the late Major E. Chaffey, of Keinton MandeviUe,
Somerset ; to. Agnes Rosa, d . of the late Dr. Webster (Army
Medical), of Balruddery, Otago, N.Z. Educ. : Sherborne.
Sheep Farmer. War Work : Commanding Canterbury MUitary
District, June, 1914, to Nov. 1919. Address : Keinton Combe,
Waiau, N.Z. Club : Christehurch. (C722)
CHAINEY, Capt. George Barrett, O.B.E, R.A.F.
CHALDECOTT, Harold Richards, O.B.E.
CHALKER, AUred Caulke, M.B.E, 6. 25 Sept. 1865;
s. of Horace Chalker, of Norwich ; m. Edith Anna, d. of Harold
Bridger, of Chichester. Educ : Walberton. Stationmaster,
Crystal Palace Low Level, L. B. and S. C. RaUway. War Work :
750,000 seamen, and 500,000 soldiers passed through his station
on demobilization. Address : Stationmaster, Crystal Palace
Low Level. L. B. and S. C. (M7647)
CHALKLEY, Alfred PhiUp, M.B.E.
CHALKLEY, Major Francis Henry, M.B.E.
CHALLICE, R.S.M. Sydney, M.B.E, fi. 12Jan.l883; s.of
WiUiam ChaUice, of Exwick, Exeter, Devonshire ; m. Alice,
d. of John Salvia, of Richmond, Yorkshire. Educ. : Exwick,
Exeter, Devonshire. War Work : Western Front, France,
Aug. 1914, to June, 1919 ; mentioned in Sir Douglas Haig's
despatches, 14 Dec. 1917, for gallantry and devotion to duty;
awarded the Meritorious Service Medal, 1914 Star, British War
Medal, Victory Medal, Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.
Address : The Barracks, Richmond, Yorkshire. (M4444)
CHALLINOR, WiUiam Robert, M.B.E, 6. 26 Oct. 1872;
s. of Alfred ChaUinor, M.R.CV.S, of Bolton-le-Moors, Lanca
shire ; to. Elizabeth Openshaw, d. of James Addison, of Gorse-
field, Lytham, Lancs. Educ. : Bolton Church Institute and
Bolton Grammar School. Partner in firm of Langston, Goode
& ChaUinor ; Member of the Manchester Stock Exchange ;
Director of the Star Paper MU1 Co. (1920), Ltd, Feniscowles,
near Blackburn, Lancs. ; Chairman of Directors, Rendevous

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Chance

Cafe, Wigan, Lancs. War Work : In 1914, joined the Wigan
County Borough Police Special Constabulary ; acted as
intermediary for the Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Associa
tion, Wigan Branch, between that centre and the various
Army Pay Offices in the area, in all matters affecting Army
pay, separation allowances, etc ; undertook alien in
quiries, and owing to having had private wireless telegraphy
station, prior to 1914, continuously served for duty in this
connection in various areas ; Special Inspector, Wigan County
Borough Police, and awarded Special Constabulary Medal .
Club: Lvtham Yacht. (M228)
CHALLIS, Major Oswald, O.B.E, late R.A.M.C, fi. 1872.
Edue. : St. George's. South African War, 1899-1901 ;
severely wounded at Battle of Rhenoster Kop, 29 Nov. 1900 ;
mentioned in despatches, " London Gazette," 7 May, and
10 Sept. 1901 ; Queen's Medal with 3 clasps ; relinquished
Commission, May, 1905. War Work Employed at War Office
(Army Medical Dept.), July, 1915 to June, 1920 ; promoted to
Major, 6 Sept. 1917 ; mentioned for services, March, 1918.
Address : 23, Dorset Square, N.W. CZwfi : R.A.C (06986)
CHALLONER, Bromley, M.B.E.
CHALMERS, Jessie Elder, Mrs, O.B.E.
CHALMERS, Kenneth Edlmann, OJ3.E, fi. 15 Sept.
1873 ; s. of the late Frederick Chalmers, of Farrants, Bickley,
Kent ; m. Agnes, d. of the Rev. Canon Theobald, of Lasham,
Alton, Hants. Edu. : Eton and Balliol, Barrister ; Member
of Kent CC. War Work : Hon. Sec. of S. & S.F.A, and after
wards Chairman of Bromley (Kent) War Pensions Committee ;
Vice-Chairman of Kent Disablement W. P. Committee ; Vice-
Chairman of Kent County Fund (V.A.D.) ; Special Constable.
Addresses : Blackbrook, Bickley, Kent ; 8, Fig Tree Court,
Temple, E.C. Clubs : Reform : Union ; WeUington. (03655)
CHALMERS, Margaret, M.B.E.
CHALMERS, Robert, O.B.E, B.Sc, A.M.I.C.E., late
Lieut.-Col. R.M, fi. 18 June, 1883 ; s. of Robert Chalmers, of
Dundee ; m. Margaret ColvUle, d. of — Duff, of Glasgow.
Educ. : Dundee High School, and St. Andrews. War Work :
On Engineering Staff of Messrs. Easton, Gibb & Son, Ltd,
Contractors at H.M. Dockyard, Rosyth, tiU Feb. 1918 ; March
to Aug. 1918, Special Mission to JLgean Ports for the Admiralty
Aug. 1918, to Feb. 1919, Tank Factory at Chateauroux.
Addresses: 79, Stretton Road, Croydon, Surrey; Messrs. S.
Pearson and Son (Contracting Dept.), Ltd, 10, Victoria Street,
S.W.I. (010131)
CHALMERS, Major Robert Arthur, O.B.E, A.F.C
R.A.F. CHALMERS, Major WilUam, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
CHAMBERLAIN, AUred John, M.B.E, 6. 2 Nov. 1868 ;
s. of Alfred Chamberlain, of West Hampstead, London ; to.
Florence Elizabeth, d. of John Oates, of South Hampstead,
London. Educ. : Privately. Entered Accounting Depart
ment, RaUway Clearing House, 1883. War Work : Lent to
Admiralty (Transport Department) by Railway Clearing
House, Jan. 1916, for duration of war ; transferred to Ministry
of Shipping on its formation in 1917 ; appointed Assistant to
Financial Representative, British Ministry of Shipping, New
York, May, 1918. Addresses : 269, West Seventy-Second
Street, New York ; 9, GranviUe Road, St. Albans, Herts. (M7648)
CHAMBERLAIN, Fernley John, C.B.E, 6. 19 July. 1879;
s. of WilUam Henry Chamberlain, of Plymouth ; m. Gertrude,
d. of John Holloway, of Stoke-on-Trent. Edue. : Plymouth
PubUc and Science and Art Schools. Associate National
Secretary of Young Men's Christian Association. Addresses :
26, Bedford Place, W.C. 1 ; 16, Russell Square, W.C. 1. (C127)
CHAMBERLAIN, Helen, Mrs., 6. 21 Oct. 1880 ; d. of
Edward Jackson, of Tynemouth ; m. Arthur Chamberlain,
s. of Arthur Chamberlain, of Moor-Green Hall, Birmingham.
Educ. : St. Leonard's School; St. Andrew's, N.B. War
Work ; Assistant County Director, S.J.A.B. and Brit. Red Cross
Society. Address : 6, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea. S.W. (01199)
CHAMBERLAIN, WilUam, O.B.E, fi. 3 April, 1849;
s. of WiUiam Chamberlain, of Ruddington, Notts. ; m. Elizabeth
(died 1920), d. of James Taylor, of Duffield. Educ. : Privately.
Royal Colonial Institute, London, appointed Clerk 1874;
Chief Clerk 1889 ; Assist. Sec. 1916 ; War Work .' Organised
the arrangements for the transport of overseas Wounded
Soldiers that were entertained by the R.C.I. and the various
City Companies, etc, under the direction of the Council of
the Institute, who were responsible for their transport to and
from the various hospitals. Address : 33, Kempshott Road,
Streatham Common, S.W. 16. (08381)
CHAMBERLIN, Lieut.-Comm. Trevor Ronald, O.B.E,
R.N. CHAMBERS, Evelyn Marion, M.B.E, fi. 26 Jan. 1895 ;
d. ot James Chambers, M.D, of The Priory, Roehampton.
Educ. : Putney High School, and Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford.
War Work : Assistant Head Clerk, Offices of the War Cabinet)
Address : The Priory, Roehampton, S.W. 15. (M7649.
CHAMBERS, Major F., O.B.E.
CHAMBERS, Francis George, M.B.E.
CHAMBERS, Rev. Frank Hanson, O.B.E.
CHAMBERS, Frank WilUam, O.B.E.
CHAMBERS, Major Frederick Foster, O.B.E, R.A.F.
CHAMBERS, Capt. George Kirby, M.B.E, R.G.A.
CHAMBERS, Lieut.-Col. George Lawson, C.B.E, 6. 29
March, 1852 ; s. of George Chambers, of Preston, Lancashire ;
m. Gertrude Grace, d. of Edward Llddell, of Leith. Educ.

Tettenhall College. Late Member of Legislative CouncU,
Madras ; Chairman of Chamber of Commerce, Madras ; Com
mandant, Madras Artillery Volunteers ; President, Anglo-
Indian Association ; Founder of Victoria Technical Institute.
War Work : Official Consignor (Dyes Dept.), Board of Trade ;
Officer Commanding 4th Batt. (National Guard), City of
London Rifle Vols. ; Special Constable, Herts. Address :
24, Heath Drive, Hampstead, N.W. 3. Clubs : Oriental ;
Royal and Ancient Golf ; St. Andrews ; Royal Dornoch Golf.
(C2514)
CHAMBERS, Major Harold Tullis.O.B.E, 6. 21 Feb. 1891,
s. of G. C Chambers, of Wallasey. Educ : Gresham's School,
Holt, Norfolk, and King's Coll, Cambridge. Associate of the
Chartered Accountants. War Work : R.A.S.C, Aug. 1914 to
Feb. 1920 ; with 10th (Irish) Division, Gallipoli, Serbia, 1915 ;
Macedonia 1916 ; G.H.Q, Salonica, 1916-19 ; G.H.Q. Con
stantinople, 1919-20 ; D.A.D.S.T, G.H.Q. Army of the Black
Sea. Address : 124, Manor Road, WaUasey, Cheshire. Club :
R.A.S.C. (O3025)
CHAMBERS, Harry, M.B.E.. 6. 1 Feb. 1882 ; s. of Henry
Chambers, of Warmer. Staff Clerk, Ministry of Agriculture
and Fisheries. War Work: Lent to Ministry of Food ; Private
Secretary to Director- General of Food Production ; head of
Seeds Branch, Food Production. Address : 7, Adelaide Road,
Brockley, S.E. 1. (M230)
CHAMBERS, Helen, C.B.E, M.D, B.S.
CHAMBERS, Henry, M.B.E.
CHAMBERS, James Thomas, C.B.E, 6. 23 July, 1867.
Educ: Boys' Free School, St. Neots, Hunts.' Treasurer,
National Sailors' and Firemens' Union ; Member, National
Maritime Board ; Trustee, Special Fund for Seamen, Nat.
Insurance Act, 1918 ; Member, Central Committee Mine
sweepers' Co-operative TrawUng Society ; Treasurer, Merchant
Seamens' War Memorial Society. War Work : Specially
amongst men of the Mercantile Marine. Address : 7, Broug
ham Road, Acton, W. 3. Club : National Liberal. (C2515)
CHAMBERS, Capt. Robert Alexander, O.B.E, I.M.G.
CHAMBERS, Lieut. Sydney Arthur, O.B.E, R.E.
CHAMBERS, Sir Theodore Gervase, K.B.E, 6. 31 Jan.
1871 ; s. of Charles Harcourt Chambers, Barrister-at-Law. of
2, Chesham Place, S.W. ; m. Georgina Maria Sandeman.
Educ. : Tonbridge ; St. Paul's ; Royal School of Mines.
Surveyor. War Work : Hon. Sec, Professional Classes ReUef
Association ; Sec. and Controller, National War Savings
Committee. Address : 8, North Street, Westminster, S.W. 1.
Clubs : Union ; Royal AutomobUe. (K135)
CHAMBRE, Capt. John, M.B.E, M.D, R.A.F.
CHAMIER, John Adrian, O.B.E.
CHAMIER, Lieut.-Col. WilUam, C.B.E, V.D.
CHAMIER, Lieut.-Col. William St. George, O.B.E.
CHAMPION, John Alfred Cuthbert, O.B.E.
CHAMPION, Mary Ann, Mrs, M.B.E.
CHAMPION, Major Samuel Stewart, O.B.E, J.P.
CHAMPION DE CRESPIGNY, Lieut.-Col. George
Harrison, C.B.E, J.P., 6. 9 July, 1863 ; o. s. of the late Col.
C B. Champion de Crespigny, of Folkestone, Kent (see BURKE'S
Peerage) ; to. 1890, Gwendoline Blanch, y. d. of the late W. 0.
Clarke-Thornhill, of Rushton Hall, Northants, and Fixby,
Yorkshire. Educ. : Felstead. Late Lieut. 48th Northampton
shire Regt. ; Lieut.-Col. Commanding 3rd Batt. (Special
Reserve) Northamptonshire Regt. 1914-1918 ; afterwards
attached Head-Quarter Staff till Armistice. Address : 21,
York Terrace, York Gate, N.W.I. Club : Junior United
Service. (C1510)
CHAMPNESS, Edward Leslie, M.B.E, M.Sc, 6. 10 Oct.
1891 ; s. of the late Edward Coulter Champness, of London ;
to. Rowena Sanderson, d. of the late J. B. Duckworth, J.P,
of The Heys, Eastham, Cheshire. Educ : Barnard Castle, and
Durham Univ. Naval Architect. War Work : Assistant
Naval Constructor, Royal Corps of Naval Constructors ; on
Staff of Director of Naval Construction, Admiralty. Address :
The Walled Cottage, Dynas Powis, Glamorganshhe. (M7652)
CHAMPNEYS, Edith, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 14 Aug. 1863 ;
d. of Francis Harris, of 24, Cavendish Square, London, S.W. ;
m. the Rev. Francis Weldon Champneys, Rector of Frant, and
Canon of Chichester. Educ : Privately, and Queen's Coll.
War Work : Quartermaster, and from 1916, Commandant,
Shernfold Park Hospital, Frant, Sussex. Address : The
Rectory, Frant, Sussex. (M7653)
CHANCE, Sir Arthur, Knt. Bach. C.B.E, F.R.CS.I,
F.R.CP.I. (Hon.), F.R.CS. (Edin.) (Hon.), 6. 15 June, 1859 ; s. of
Albert Chance and Elizabeth Fleming ; to. 1st, Martha (d. 1891),
d. of the late Daniel Rooney, Belfast ; 2nd, Eileen, d. of the late
WilUam Murphy, Dartry . Educ. : Univ. CoU, DubUn. Member
of Council Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland ; Senior Surgeon,
Mater Misericordiae Hospital ; Consulting Surgeon, Orthopaedic
Hospital of Ireland ; Consulting Surgeon, Doctor Steevens
Hospital ; Consulting Surgeon, Dental Hospital of Ireland ;
Consulting Surgeon, St. Michael's Hospital; Col. A.M.S. ;
Inspector, Special MiUtary Surgical Hospitals ; Dish Command ;
Member General Medical Council ; Medical Visitor in Lunacy
under the High Court of Chancery, in Ireland ; President,
Royal CoUege of Surgeons in Ireland, 1904-6 ; Surgeon to
Jervis Street Hospital, 1884-86 ; Examiner in Surgery, R.C.S.I,
1893-95, 1896-99 ; Surgeon in Ordinary to the Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland, 1892-95 and 1906-15 ; Member of Senate
of National Univ. of Ireland, 1914. Address : 90, Merrion
Square, DubUn. (C1511)
CHANCE, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Washington, O.B.E, T.D,

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Chance

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

LL.B, F.R.G.S, 6. 28 Oct. 1880 : s. of WilUam Chance, of
Leigh. Edue. : Privately ; King's CoU, Univ. of London ; and
Gray's Inn. Barrister-at-Law ; served in South Africa, 1901-2,
Medal and 3 clasps ; assistant ControUer of Non-Ferrous Raw
Materials, Ministry of Munitions : Member of Raw Materials
Committee ; Senior Staff Officer, Ministry of Transport, 1920.
War Work : Served Aug. 1914. to June, 1919, in Army ; raised
35th Divisional Ammunition Column, Royal Field ArtUlery ;
raised 13th Batt. Bedfordshire Regt. Address : 1, Essex
Court, Temple, E.C. (06987)
CHANCE, Sir Frederick (WilUam), K.B.E, J.P, D.L,
fi. 26 Dec. 1852 ; s. of Edward Chance, J.P.. D.L, of Malvern ;
m. 1st in 1884, Mary, d. of George Berkley Seton-Karr, I.C.S. ;
d. (1905) ; 2ndly in 1908, Josephine, youngest d. of Sir Wilfrid
Lawson, 2nd Bart. Educ: Harrow; Caius College, Cambridge.
Chairman, Ferguson Bros, Ltd, Carlisle ; Director of Bank
of Liverpool and Martins ; Director, Cockermouth, Keswick
and Penrith Railway; formerly M.P. for Carlisle, 1905-10.
War Work : Chairman, Local Advisory Committee of Central
Liquor Control Board ; Hon. Col, Cumberland Volunteer
Border Regiment, 1st Batt. Addresses : Morton, Carlisle ;
Lancrigg, Grasmere. Club : Brooks. (K358)
CHANCE, Major Maurice, O.B.E, fi. 28 Oct. 1882 ; s. of
WiUiam Chance, of Leigh, Essex. Educ. : Bancroft, and
King's CoU. War Work : Officer Commanding London Areas
from Brentford to Tilbury Docks, 13th Batt. Bedfordshire
Regt, for Transport Work ; supervised detachments loading
and discharging over miUion tons of Ammunition ; War Stores
Food SuppUes, under Port and Transit Executive Committee ;
Commanding Battalion at Croydon until disbandment of unit,
Aug. 1919. Address: Fairdene, Dorking. Club : National
Liberal. (06988)
CHANDLER, AUred, C.B.E, 6. 11 Nov. 1853; «. of
James Henry Chandler, of Liverpool ; m. Catherine, d. of
Robert WiUiams, of Liverpool. Educ : Liverpool Institute.
late General Manager and Secretary, Mersey Docks and Harbour
Board, Liverpool. War Work : Administration of the Port of
Liverpool, the work of which, during the War, largely exceeded
that of any other Port in the United Kingdom. Address :
Broadlands, Alexandra Drive, Liverpool. (C455)
CHANDLER, Major Arthur Frederick Neale, O.B.E.
R.A.O.C. CHANDLER, Major Cecil John Golding, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C. CHANDLER, Capt. Charles Kingsley, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CHANDLER, F, O.B.E.
CHANDLER, 2nd Lieut. Frederick Joseph, M.B.E,
R.G.A. (T.F.)
CHANDLER, Capt. Hugh Elphinstone, M.B.E.
CHANDLER, Capt. John Marsden, M.B.E.
CHANDLER, T. Warrant Officer S., M.B.E. Royal
Indian Marine.
CHANDLER, WilUam George, M.B.E, 6. 25 Sept. 1869 ;
s. of the late WUUam Chandler, of Bath ; to. Mabel, d. of the
late George Baker, of Eastbourne. Educ. : Bath Grammar
School. House Furnisher and China Merchant. War Work :
Hon. Sec. Darlington War Savings Committee ; Deputy Group
Leader for Special Constables ; Member of the Food Control
Committee, etc. Address : 107, Bondgate, Darlington. (M7654)
CHANNER, Frederick Francis Ralph, O.B.E, 6. 20 June,
1875 ; s. of Rev. E. C. Channer, of 18, Durdham Park, Bristol ;
m. Edith Janie, d. of the late Gen. G. W. Channer, V.C, C.B.
Educ. : St. Paul's School, London. Conservator of Forests ;
Imperial Forest Service of India, 1896. War Work : Special
supply of forest hay for the overseas forces in Mesopotamia
and Palestine. Address: co Lloyd's Bank, Ltd, Market
Harborough, England. (08'41)
CHANTER, Francis WilUam, M.B.E, J P
CHANTER, Frederick, M.B.E.
CHANTLER, John Dale, M.B.E, s. of John Dale Chantler,
of Manchester ; m. Ann, d. of Robert Ainscow, of Manchester
Educ. : Privately. J.P, City of Manchester, 1905 ; CouncUIor,
City of Manchester, from 1907 to date. War Work : Leader
Special Constables, Manchester. Address : 274, Dickenson
Road, Rusholme, Manchester. (M76571
CHANTREY, Guy Mortimer, M.B.E.
CHAPLIN, Constance Helena, M.B.E.
CHAPLIN, Frank, M.B.E, 6. 1870 ; s. of CecU Chaplin.
Educ. : Harrow. Banker. Address : 21, Great Cumberland
PIace- (M1527)
CHAPLIN, Lieut. Henry Slater, O.B.E, R.A.O C
CHAPLIN, Margaret Seton, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of the laU
"tt illiam Setcn Smith ; m. 8 Aug, 1895, Sir Francis Drummond
Percy, K.C.M.G, s. of Major Percy ChapUn, 60th Rifles of
Chavenage, Tetbury, Glos. Address : Government House
SaUsbury, P.hodesia. (C732)
CHAPLIN, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Spencer, O.B.E.
CHAPMAN, Brig.-Gen. Archibald John, C.B., C M G
C.B.E, fi. 1862 ; s. of John E. Chapman, of Monkstown, co
Dublin ; m. 1895, Annie Evelyn, 2nd d. of George Orr Wilson
formerly of Dunardagh. Blackrock, co. DubUn Educ '¦
Privately. Entered Roy. DubUn Fusiliers. 1884 ; became
Capt. 1892; Major, 1901; Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1901 ; Lieut -Col
3™;,Bm,ct CoL 1907' CoL 191°; Commanded 1st R.D.F '
1900-10; Commanded Staffs. Inf. Bde, T F lOU-l' • Gin
?anf i?n\Cy"' x- ,c?mmand, 19] _-14 ; served in S. Africa;
1898-1902 (wounded, despatches three times, Queen's medal

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with six clasps. King's medal with two clasps, Brevet Lieut -
Col.) ; during Great War 1914-18 as Brig.-Comm. (despatches
twice, Comm. Legion of Honour) ; appointed Inspector of
Inf. 1915, with rank of Brig.-Gen. Address : Condover House
Shrewsbury. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Sports'. (C1984)
CHAPMAN, Major Charles Leonard, O.B.E, R.M.L I
CHAPMAN, Edmund Alensby, M.B.E, fi. 17 July, 1875 •
8. of Edmund Chapman, of Ely ; m. Amy, d. of Peter Low'
of Dalston, N. London. Educ: St. Mark's, GiUingham'
H.M. Dockyard School, Chatham. Foreman of BoUermakers'
H.M. Dockyard, Devonport. War Work : Engaged during the'
war in supervising repairs to BoUers of H.M. Ships. Address :
1, Amhurst Road, Plymouth. (M7658)
CHAPMAN, Edward Henry, M.B.E, 6. 14 Sept. 1880 ;
s. of T. T. Chapman, of Gravesend, Kent. Educ. : Clarence
Coll, Gravesend, and King's CoU, London. Superintendent,
H.M. Stationery Office, Manchester. Addresses : The Hydro'
Bowdon, Cheshire ; 11, The Grove, Gravesend, Kent. Club ':
Gravesend SaUing. (M7659)
CHAPMAN, Major Edward Henry, O.B.E.
CHAPMAN, Edward Stuart, O.B.E, 6. 23 Oct. 1858;
s. of John Chapman, of Gloucester ; m. Susan EUa. d. of WiUiam
Davies. Educ. : Commercial TraveUers' School ; City of
London School. Deputy Accountant and ComptroUer-
General, Inland Revenue. War Work : Revenue Work.
Address : 7, Rodenhurst Road. Clapham, S.W. (010132)
CHAPMAN, Florence, M.B.E.
CHAPMAN, George Alfred, M.B.E, 6. 29 AprU, 1878;
s. of George Chapman, of Folkestone, Kent ; to. Nora Vera Rose,
d. of WiUiam Henry McDermott, of Catonpore, India. Educ. '
Lawrence Memorial Asylum, Murree India. Stationmaster,
North-Western RaUway, Inlia. Served in the 11th P.A.O.
Hussars, Aug. 1893 to Sept. 1902. War Work : Transportation
of Troops ; also Concentration for Marrie and Afghanistan
Field Forces. Address : Lytton Road, Quetta, Baluchistan. (M6122)
CHAPMAN, Major George James, O.B.E, R.E.
CHAPMAN, George Russell, M.B.E.
CHAPMAN, Major Guy Patterson, O.B.E.
CHAPMAN, Major Harry Ernest, O.B.E.. Border Regt.;
fi. 19 Feb. 1870; s. of Harry Stephenson Chapman, C.E. ;
m. Catherine Harriette Jessie, d. of the late Arthur Irremlin.
Edue. : Royal Naval School. War Work : Deputy Chief
Constable of Kent tUl Nov. 1915 ; British Adriatic Mission
with Serbs, 1916 ; France, 1916. Address : Sheals Court,
Maidstone, Kent. (O10133)
CHAPMAN, Capt. James Austin, O.B.E.
CHAPMAN, James Gardiner, M.B.E.
CHAPMAN, James Henry, M.B.E, 6. 8 Feb. 1871 ; s. of
J. S. Chapman, of London; m. Louisa, d. of J. Burke of
London. Educ. : High School, Stratford, Essex. Engineer
Manager (outside), Messrs. Vickers, Limited, Barrow-in-Furness.
War Work : Charge of erection gun mounting machinery
and director firing gear, from 1913 to present date. Club:
National Sporting. (M7661)
CHAPMAN, John Barnett, O.B.E, fi. 25 Aug. 1865 ; ». of
John Chapman, of HuU ; m. Annie Louisa, d. of Robert Bailey,
of HuU. Educ. : Hull Elementary School, and privately.
Town Clerk, and Clerk of the Peace, Burton-upon-Trent.
War Work : Secretary to the Burton-upon-Trent Recruiting
Committee ; Clerk to the Local (Military) Tribunal ; sec. to
the National Service Committee ; Executive Officer to the
Local Food Control Committee, and Sec. to the Belgian
Refugee Committee ; for services rendered in the last-men
tioned capacity awarded by H.M. the King of the Belgians the
Me'daUle du Roi Albert avec rayure. Addresses : Ashleigh,
StapenhUl, Burton-upon-Trent; Town HaU, Burton-upon-
Trent. (010134)
CHAPMAN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John Damian, O.B.E.,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.)
CHAPMAN, Major Joseph Thomas, O.B.E.
CHAPMAN, Leonard, O.B.E. (O5091)
CHAPMAN, Marie Langslow, M.B.E.
CHAPMAN, Maud JeweU, Mrs, M.B.E, M.A. ; d. of John
Robertson Reep, SoUcitor ; m. Stanley Salter Chapman, F.C.A.
Educ. : Girton CoU. Cambridge. War Work : Administrative,
Ministry of Shipping. Address : The Women's Institnte,
92, Victoria Street, S.W. 1. (M7662)
CHAPMAN, Oswald Cotton, O.B.E, 6. 7 Sept. 1885;
s. of Dr. C. W. Chapman, 121, Harley Street, W. Educ.:
Westminster School, and Christ Church, Oxford. CivU
Servant. War Work : Sec. Freight and Transport Section,
Commission Internationale de RavitaiUement ; British Sec.
Raw Materials Section, Supreme Economic CouncU, Paris;
after Armistice, in charge of Paris Office of Ministry of Munitions
Address : Highwood Coombe, MiU HiU, N.W. (010135)
CHAPMAN, Paul Morgan, M.B.E, M.D, F.R.C.P. (Lond.),
6. 18 Oct. 1852 ; s. of Evershed Chapman, of Homerton,
London ; to. Alice EUzabeth, d. of Rev. John Lewis, of Cascob
Rectory, Radnorshire. Educ. : Shrewsbury, Univ. Coll,
London. Consulting Physician, and Physician in Charge of
Venereal Clinic to Herefordshire General Hospital; Medical
Referee for Herefordshire and Radnorshire. War Wort:
Senior Physician Herefordshire General Hospital ; Physician
in charge of Beechwood V.A.D. Red Cross Hospital, Hereford;
Consulting Physician to Sarnesfield V.A.D. Red Cross Hospital,
near Hereford, throughout the war. Addresses : Beechwood,

BIOGRAPHIES.

Chaytor

Hereford ; 1, St. John Street, Hereford. Club : Herefordshire
County. (M10261A)
CHAPMAN, Riehard Herbert, O.B.E, SoUcitor and
Commissioner for Oaths. War Work : Hon. Local Organiser,
Enquiry Department for Wounded and Missing, East Lanca
shire Branch of the British Red Cross Society. Addresses :
33, Cheltenham Road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy ; 56A, Mosley
Street, Manchester. (010136)
CHAPMAN, Sir Sydney John, K.C.B, C.B.E, 6. 20 April,
1871 ; s. of the late David Chapman, of Wells, Norfolk ; to.
Mabel GwendoUne, d. of T. H. Mordey, J.P, of Newport, Mon.
Educ. : Manchester Grammar School ; Owens CoU. ; Trinity
CoU, Cambridge. Joint Permanent Sec. Board of Trade ;
sometime Professor and Dean of Faculty of Commerce in
University of Manchester. War Work : Board of Trade.
Address: 3, Oak Hill Park, Hampstead, London, N.W. 3.
Clubs : New University ; Authors'. (C19)
CHAPMAN, Lieut.-Col. T. H., O.B.E, V.D.
CHAPMAN, Walter, O.B.E, M.B.
CHAPP^, Penelope Louise, Mrs., C.B.E., 6. 1869 ;
d. of F. W. McEwan, of Durban, Natal; m. Paul Laffette
Chappe. Pres. Durham Women's Patriotic League and Natal
Centre, S. Africa Red Cross Soe ; Hon. Sec. and Treasurer
S. African Soldiers' and Sailors' Graves Committee (Durban
Branch). Address : Brightside, MitcheU Park, Durban,
Natal. (C2000)
CHAPPELL, Ernest, C.B.E.
CHARLES, Ernest Bruce, C.B.E, K.C, 6. 15 June, 1871 ;
«. of Rt. Hon. Sir Arthur Charles, of The Woodlands, Sevenoaks
(see BUKKE'S Peerage). Educ. : Clifton, and New CoU, Oxford.
One of His Majesty's Counsel ; Recorder of Bournemouth ;
Commissary General of the Diocese of Canterbury ; Chancellor
of Hereford ; ChanceUor of Wakefield. War Work : Director
of Wounded and Missing Department, British Red Cross in
France ; Hon. Legal Adviser to British Red Cross in France ;
CivU Member of the Claims Commission in France. Address :
The Woodlands, Sevenoaks. Club : SavUe. (C940)
CHARLES, Esther, M.B.E.
CHARLES, Gertrude Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
CHARLES, Capt. Sir James Thomas Walter, K.B.E, C.B,
R D, R.N.R, Commanding the Cunard R.M.S. " Aquitania,"
fi. 2 Aug. 1865 ; 2nd s. of the late James Charles ; to. Eleanor
Mary, e.d. of the Rev. T. Macfarlane, of Clyrd Vicarage, Radnor
shire. Educ : Privately. Went to sea in Mercantile Marine,
1880 ; Sub-Lieut, Royal Naval Reserve, 1891 ; Lieut. 1895 ;
Commander, 1907 ; Capt. 1914 ; Member Departmental Com
mittee on Boats and Davits, 1912-13 ; Nautical Adviser to the
British Delegation, International Conference on Safety of Life
at Sea, 1913-14. Address: Harestock Close, Winchester. (K359)
CHARLES, Major Richard, O.B.E, F.R.CS.I.
CHARLESON, Bruno Arthur, O.B.E, 6. 27 May, 1878 ;
s. of Charles Jonas, of Portland (Oregon), U.S.A. ; to. Contessina
Soma, d. of Conte Lenassi, of Gorizia, Italy. Educ : Geneva
CoUege. War Work : Bureau de secours. Prisoners of War,
British Legation, Berne. (010138)
CHARLESWORTH, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Arthur, M.B.E,
A.M.C. CHARLESWORTH, Lieut. WUliam, M.B.E.
CHARLESWORTH, WiUiam Herbert Rudolph, M.B.E.
CHARLEY, Lieut.-Col. Harold Richard, C.B.E, Royal
Irish Rifles, 6. 4 AprU, 1875 ; s. of WilUam Charley, D.L, of
Seymour Hill, Dunmurry, Co. Antrim. Educ. : Cheltenham.
War Work : (With B.R.C) Officer in charge, Technical Instruc
tion for British Interned in Switzerland, 1917-18 ; Assistant
Commissioner, then Commissioner, B.R.C in Switzerland,
1918-19; Manager, B.R.C, BerUn, March-Aug, 1919. Ad
dress : Seymour Hill, Dunmurry, Co. Antrim. Club : Junior
Army and Navy ; Royal Automobile (C2516)
CHARLEY, Capt. LesUe WUUam, O.B.E.
CHARLIER, Paymaster-Sub-Lieut. Leonard Clayton,
M.B.E, R.N.V.R.
CHARLTON, Capt. Charles Joseph, M.B.E.
CHARLTON, Rowland Hugh, O.B.E.
CHARNAND, Frederick Christian, M.B.E.
CHARNOCK, Lieut. Richard, O.B.E, M.C
CHARRINGTON, Elinor Mary, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of late
Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Baggalay, P.O., Lorn Justice of
Appeal, of Mapletreuse, Edenbridge, Kent, and 55, Queen's
Gate, S.W. ; m. Major Hugh Spencer Charrington, of Burys
Court, Leigh, Surrey. Vice-President, Staffordshire Branch
of British Red Cross Society since 1911, and Hon. Commdt,
Red Cross AuxUiary Hospital, Burton-on-Trent. War Work :
1914-19, President and organiser, Burton War Hospital
Supply Depot. Address : Dove Cliff, Burton-on-Trent.
Clubs : New Century ; Ladies' Imperial. (O1205)
CHARRINGTON, John Douglas, O.B.E.
CHARTERIS, Rev. WilUam Cramb, O.B.E, M.C, 6.
4 July, 1869 ; s. of Ex-CounciUor W. B. Charteris, of Castle
Douglas, N.B. ; to. Jeanie Dick, d. of the late James Jack,
of Glasgow. Educ. : The Academy, Castle-Douglas, and
privately. Baptist Minister, Ayr. War Work : Served as
Army Scripture Reader during S. African War in 1900 ; com
missioned as Army Chaplain (Temporary), 8 Dec. 1914,
4th Class ; 6 Jan. 1917, promoted 3rd Class ; 8 Nov. 1917,
promoted 2nd Class; demobilised, 8 April. 1919, with hon.
rank of Lieut.-Col. Address : Benvue, 11, Ailsa Place, Ayr.
(O5094)

CHASE, Alfred James, O.B.E.
CHASE, Alice Eleanor, M.B.E, 6. 24 Feb. 1892 ; d. of
Major L. H. Chase, M.Inst.CE, of Melbourne, Australia, and
Chertsey .Surrey. Educ. : Girton Coll., Cambridgo (Med. and
Mod. Languages, Tripos, 1914). Officer in charge of Translation
and Foreign Press Intelligence Section, Air Ministry. War
Work : War Office (Military Translation Bureau), Aug. 1915, to
Oct. 1916 ; Board of Trade (Russian Government Committee),
Oct. 1916, to April, 1917 ; Air Ministry (as above), April J.917,
to present time. Addresses : 14, Ashburn Gardens, S.W. 7 ;
Pondside, Chertsey. (M7665)
CHASE, Louisa Maud, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
CHASSAR, Major WiUiam Charles, O.B.E.
CHATAWAY, Louise, Mrs., M.B.E, d. of the late Wm.
Edgar, of London and Paris ; m. Norman, s. of Rev. James
Chataway, late of Rotherwick Rectory, Hampshire. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Obtaining funds for Red Cross, etc.
Address: The Residency, Umtali, Southern Rhodesia. (M6434)
CHATER, Eng.-Comm. Francis Arthur, O.B.E, R.N.
CHATFIELD, Frederick, M.B.E, J.P, D.L, 6. 27 Nov.
1861 ; s. of the late Charles Henry Chatfleld, of Surbiton ;
to. Winifred Marian, d. of the late Frank E. Lott, J.P, of
Burton-on-Trent. Educ. : Charterhouse. Alderman, Borough
of Appleby. War Work : Hon. Sec. and Treas, Appleby
District, County of Westmorland, War Pensions. Address :
Garbridge, Appleby, Westmorland. (M7666)
CHATTERLEY, Lieut.-Col. Frank Martin, O.B.E, T.D,
6. 6 Aug. 1868; s. of John Bishop Chatterley, of Solihull,
Warwickshire ; to. Edith Winifred, d. of A. P. Pridmore, of
Coventry. Educ : Privately. Director of John B. Chatterley
and Sons, Ltd. War Work : MobiUsed with the 6th Royal
Warwickshire Regt, and proceeded to France with the 48th
Division ; Commanded the 5th Res. Batt. R. Warwickshire
Regt, until 22 AprU, 1919. Address : Craycombe, Solihull,
Warwickshire. Club : Clef, Birmingham. (06993)
CHATTERTON, Alice Gertrude, Lady, M.B.E, ; d. of
W. H. Wilson, of Madras ; to. Sir AUred (cr. Knt. 1919) (see
Bukke'S Peerage), s. of J. H. Chatterton, of Honor Oak.
Educ. : Bedford High School. Address : Yews, Longfleld,
Kent. (M6124)
CHATTERTON, Elizabeth Eva, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 17
March, 1875 ; d. of Francis Albert Waller, J.P, of Shannon
Grove, Banagher ; to. Abraham Chatterton, J.P, s. of the
late Abraham Thomas Chatterton. War Work : Member Co.
Wicklow War Pensions Local Committee ; Hon. Treasurer,
Rathdowne and Bray Sub-Committee. Address : Kilgarron,
Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow. (M7667)
CHATTERTON, Col. Frank Beauchamp Macaulay,
C.M.G, C.B.E, 6. 28 July, 1873 ; s. of Col. Frank WilUam
Chatterton, CLE, J.P, of Central Lodge, Upper Norwood ;
to. Annie, d. of the late W. M. MarshaU, F.R.G.S. Educ. :
Monkton Combe School, Sandhurst. Formerly served with
Prince of Wales Vols, S. Lancs. Regt, 1894-96 ; Royal Army
Service Corps, 1896-1920 ; promoted Col, July, 1920. War
Work : Commanding 18th Divisional Train, 1914-15 ; Assistant
Director of SuppUes, 1915-17 ; Assistant Dir. SuppUes and
Transport, 1917-19 (War Department Liaison Officer with
Ministry of Food) ; at present employed as Dep. Dir. SuppUes
and Transport, Egyptian Expeditionary Force. Address :
co Sir Charles McGrigor, Bart, & Co, 39, Panton Street, S.W.
Club : United Service. (C1512)
CHATTERTON, JuUa, Mrs., M.B.E, d. of Ralph Cook-
Watson, of Harrogate ; to. Frederick, s. of George Joseph
Chatterton, of Derby. Composer and Lyric Writer. War
Work : Member of the Cairo V.A.D. No. 2 ; promoted to-
Section Leader, V.A.D, in 1916 ; Red Cross Kitchen Organisa
tion for Cairo and district ; Superintendence of Red Cross work
at Boulac Dakrour Convalescent Depot ; Musical Direction of
the " Cards " Concert Party in Egypt ; mentioned in Gen. Sir
Archibald Murray's despatches, 1917, and awarded 1914-15
Star. Address : 6, HaUey House, VauxhaU Bridge Road,
S.W. 1. Club : Writers'. (M3569)
CHAUNCEY, Alice Louise, M.B.E, W.R.A.F.
CHAUVEL, Major James AUan, O.B.E, A.I.F.
CHAVASSE, Francis Hannah, Lady, M.B.E. ; d. of the
late Arthur Ryland, of The Linthurst Hill, Bromsgrove,
Worcestershire ; to. Jan. 1885, Sir Thomas Frederick Chavasse,
M.D, F.R.CS, J.P, who died 17 Feb, 1913. (M7668)
CHAVE, Capt. Sir Benjamin, K.B.E, R.N.R, 6. 1870;
8. of late Benjamin Chave, of London ; to. Rachel Agnes, d.
of late Rev. Thomas Morgan, M.A, of Dilwyn, Herefordshire.
Edue. : King Edward VI. Grammar School, Southampton.
Master Mariner ; Union Castle MaU S.S. Co, Ltd, 3, Fenchurch
Street, E.C. 3. War Work : Commander, Royal Naval
Reserve ; served in H.M.S. " Armadale Castle " ; Naval
Transport Officer in charge at Ludentzbucht, G.S.W. Africa,
during Gen. Botha's successful campaign; mentioned in
despatches ; Commanding Transport " Alnwick Castle " when
torpedoed, March, 1917. (K360)
CHAYTOR, Lieut.-Col. D'Arcy, C.M.G, C.B.E, New
Zealand Mounted Rifles, 6. 1873 ; 3rd s. of John Clervaux
Chaytor, and Emma, d. of the late Edward Fearon, of Nelson,
New Zealand ; m. 1908, Avis Anne, d. of Commander Arthur
Robert Atherton Edwin, R.N. (ret.). Educ : Clare Coll,
Cambridge. Served in South Africa, 1899-1901 (medal with
four clasps), and in the Great War (despatches). Has Order of
the Nile 3rd Class. (01396)
CHAYTOR, Herbert Stanley, O.B.E, ft. 20 Jan. 1867 ;

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

s. of WiUiam Chaytor, of Dublin ; m. Edith Constance, d. of
Capt. J. M. Daly (77th Regt.), of Castledaly, Co. Westmeath.
Edue. : Royal School, Armagh. Sec. Royal Irish Automobile
Club. War Work : Irish Automobile Club, Ambulance Service ;
Wounded Soldiers' Reception Committee ; Wounded Soldiers'
Summer and Winter Clubs ; Repatriated Prisoners Reception
Committee ; Central Employment Bureau Discharged Sailors
and Soldiers (Mechanics). Address : 17, Morehampton Road,
DubUn. (010141)
CHAZAL, Dora Stewart, M.B.E. (M2716)
CHEALES, Lieut.-Col. Ralph Darby, O.B.E, fi. 29 May.
1869 ; s. of Rev. Alan Cheales, of Hagworthingham, Lines.
Educ. : Harrow ; Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Indian Frontier,
1895 ; South African War ; European War. Club : Junior
Naval and Military. (05095)
CHEATLE, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Henry, C.B.E. Major
and Hon. Lieut.-Col. R.A.F. ; served in Great War, 1914-19
(despatches, O.B.E.). (C2345)
CHEERS, Capt. Joseph McGregor, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
CHEESEMAN, 2nd Lieut. Bernard, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CHEESWRIGHT, Lieut. Frederick Grahame, M.B.E.
CHEETHAM, Anastasia, Lady C.B.E, Lady of Grace
of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem : d. of M. Muravieff,
Russian Ambassador in Rome ; to. 1907, Sir MUne Cheetham,
K.C.M.G, H.M.'s Envoy Extraordinary and Minster Pleni
potentiary in Persia. Address : The British Agency, Rome. (C456)
CHEETHAM, Eva Christine, Mrs, O.B.E.
CHEETHAM, Rev. Robert Darbyshire, O.B.E, fi. 3 Dec.
1850 ; s. of John Hurst Cheetham, of Manchester ; m. AmeUa
Jane, d. of John GUI, of Cheltenham. Educ. : TettenhaU
Coll. ; Lichfield Theological Coll. Chairman, Stoke-upon-
Trent Board of Guardians, 1903-17 ; Chairman since 1913 of
Staffordshire VagrancyCommittee ; Sec. StaffordshireMissionary
Studentships Fund ; Sec Hanley Rural Deanery. War Work :
Stoke War Hospital came under Stoke-upon-Trent Board of
Guardians ; Member of Committee, War Hospital ; Committee
Soldiers' and SaUors' Fund, Hanley ; Chairman of 10 Ward
(for War Work) in Hanley. Address : Northwood Vicarage,
Hanley, Staffordshire. (010142)
CHELLEW, Major Thomas John, O.B.E, R.G.A.
CHELMSFORD, Frances Charlotte Guest, Lady, G.B.E,
CI. ; e. d. of Ivor, 1st Baron Wimborne (see Burke's Peer
age) ; to. Sir Frederick John Napier Thesiger, G.B.E, P.C,
G.CS.I, G.C.M.G, G.C.I.E, 3rd Baron Chelmsford (see
Bukke'S Peerage). Address : 18, Queen's Gate Place, S.W. (G5)
CHELMSFORD, Frederiok John Napier Thesiger, Lord
G.B.E, P.C, G.CS.I, G.C.M.G, G.C.I.E, 6. 12 Aug, 1868
s. of the 2nd Baron Chelmsford (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; ir,
27 July, 1894, Hon. Francos Charlotte Guest, e. d. of Ivor,
1st Baron Wimborne (see Bukke'S Peerage). M.A. Mag
dalen Coll, Oxford; FeUow of AU Souls CoUege, 1892-9
Hon. Fellow of Magdalen CoU. 1917 ; Barrister-at-Law ,
Captain, 4th Batt. Dorsetshire Regiment ; Member of London
School Board, 1900-4, and of London County CouncU, 1904-5
Alderman L.CC 1913 ; Governor of Queensland, 1905-9, and
of N.S. Wales, 1909-13; Viceroy of India from 1916
Knt. of Justice of the Order of St. John of Jerusalen, was
ChanceUor of the Order of St. Michael and St. George, 1914-16
ex-officio Grand Master of the Star of India and of the
Indian Empire from 1916. (G14)
CHENERY, George, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
CHERITON, Capt. WiUiam George Lloyd, O.B.E.
CHERRY, Edward Hazlehurst, M.B.E.
CHERRY, FUght-Lieut. Ernest WiUiam Fraser, O.B.E,
R.A.F. CHESHIRE, Capt. Archibald Sidney, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CHESHIRE, Frederic Brandon, M.B.E.
CHESHIRE, Prof. Frederic John, C.B.E, A.R.C.S,
6. 8 June, 1860 ; s. of George Cheshire, of Leeds ; m. Mary,
d. of George Richardson, of Leeds. Educ. : Birkbeck CoUege ;
Royal School of Mines. Director and a Professor of the
Optical Engineering Dept, Imperial College of Science and
Technology, South Kensington. War Work : Organised with
A. S. Esslemont, and Scientific and ' Technical Director of, the
Optical Munition Dept. of the Ministry of Munitions ; also
a Deputy Director-General of the Ministry of Munitions. Ad
dress : Imperial College, South Kensington, London. Club :
SavUe. (C1L9)
CHESHIRE, Herbert Henry, M.B.E.
CHESNAYE, Major Christian Purefoy, C.B.E, fi. 1869 ;
m. 1903, Katharine, d. of Dr. A. WoddUl, of Los Angeles,
CaUfomia. Hon. Major in the Army, and Magistrate and
Dist. Commr, N. Rhodesia; Matabele War, 1895-6, German
E. Africa as Political Officer. Address : Livingstone, N.
Rhodesia. (C733)
CHESNEY, Capt. Dennis, O.B.E, Worcs. Regt, 6. 1 May,
1892 ; s. of B. S. Chesney, of Holmleigh, Alderley Edge,
Cheshire. Educ. : Marlborough and Sandhurst. War Work :
Served with the Worcestershire Regt, and on the Staff at
home. Address : Holmleigh, Alderley Edge, Cheshire. Club :
Junior Army and Navv. (06995)
CHESTER, Jack Granado, M.B.E.
CHESTER, Major Stephen Charles Robert, M.B.E,
R.A.O.C (M10215J
CHESTERMAN, Capt. Clement Clapton, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
CHESTERTON, Capt. Hugh, M.B.E.
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deUa Corona d'ltaUa, fi. 11 Aug. 1878 ; s. of Sidney Rawlins
Chesterton, of Kensington. Educ. : St. Paul's School. War
Work : Served in France, Italy and Germany. Address ¦
31, Pembroke Road, Kensington. Club : R.A.S.C. (M9J
CHETTLE, Major Henry Francis, O.B.E, R.A.S C
(ret.), 6. 23 Dec. 1882 ; s. of Henry Chettle, of Hornsey, London'
N. ; m. the late Mary Margaret, d. of WUliam John Morris o.
Muswell HiU, London, N. Educ. : City of London School and
Corpus Christi CoUege, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law, 1908 •
Second Class Clerk, Charity Commission, 1911 ; First Class
Clerk, Imperial War Graves Commission, 1919. War Work ¦
Lieut, R.A.S.C, Sept. 1914; Capt, R.A.S.C, Aug 1915 :
Staff Capt, D.G.R.E, War Office, Aug. 1916 ; Major, Nov'
1918. Address : 12, Treborough House, Great Woodstock
Street, W. 1. Club : United University. (012081
CHETTLE, Mrs. Lisbeth, O.B.E. '"
CHETWODE, Capt. George Knightley, C.B C B E
R.N, 6. 10 Dec, 1877 ; s. of Sir George Chetwode, 6th Bt and
6. of the present baronet ; to. 4 Feb, 1908, AUce Clara y d
of the late Major Vaughan Hanning Vaughan-Lee, of DUlington
Somersetshire (see Bukke'S Landed Gentry). Served in China'
1900 (medal), and in the Great War ; has Russian Order of
St. Stanislaus, 2nd Class with swords ; Legion of Honour •
Hellenes Medal of MiUtary Merit. (C885)'
CHETWYND, Capt. Arthur Henry Talbot, O.B EMC
CHEVENS, Capt. Herbert Glyn, O.B.E.
CHEYNE, Charles, M.B.E, 6. 10 Sept. 1867 ; s. of Charles
Cheyne, of Foveran, Aberdeenshire ; to. Margaret Spence, d
of Benjamin MundeU, of Douglas, Lanarkshire. Educ ¦
Fyvie Public School, Aberdeenshire. Inspector of Police'
War Work : Services rendered to MiUtary Authorities, and
assistance to Belgian Refugees located in town and district
Address : 109, Quarry Street, HamUton. N.B. (M7671)
CHICHESTER, Major the Hon. Arthur Claud Spencer
O.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 12 Sept, 1880 ; e. s. of the 3rd Baron Temple-
more (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. 10 Jan. 1911, Hon. Clare
Meriel Wingfield, 2nd d. of the 7th Viscount Powerscourt (see
Burke's Peerage). Edue. : Harrow and Royal MUitary
CoUege, Sandhurst. Major, Irish Guards; late Capt. Royal
FusUiers ; Deputy Lieut, co. Wexford ; served in the South
African War, 1902 (medal with four clasps) ; Tibet Mission
1904: action of Gysautse and march to Lhasa (medal with
clasp); Great War, 1914-18 (despatches 3 times, Croix
de Guerre of Italy). Address: 26, Norfolk Crescent W
Clubs : Guards' ¦ TraveUers". (06354)
CHICHESTER, Dehra, Mrs. Robert Peel Dawson
Spencer, O.B.E.
CHICHESTER, Comm. Ivor Francis, O.B.E, R.N.
CHICHESTER, Jocelyn BrudeneU Pelham, 6th Earl of,
Bt, Baron Pelham of Stanmer, O.B.E, D.L, J.P, Sussex;
PubUc Works Loan Commissioner ; Bt. Lieut.-Col. 5th Batt
Royal Sussex Regt, 6. 21 May, 1871 ; cs. of the 5th Earl of
Chichester (see Burke's Peerage), and Hon. AUce Carr Glyn,
d. of the 1st Baron Wolverton (see Burke's Peerage); m. Ruth,
e.d. of F. W. Buxton. Address: Stanmer, Lewes, Sussex.
Clubs : Brooks's ; Bath ; Beefsteak. (0229)
CHICHESTER, Shane Randolph, O.B.E.; s. of Capt.
the Hon. F. A. J. and Lady EmUy Chichester (see BURKE'S
Peerage) ; to. Madeline Herschel, d. of Henry A. Whately, of
Laurel Lodge, Dancer's HiU, Barnet. Educ. : WeUington CoU.
and Pembroke CoU, Cambridge. CivU Engineer ; Public
Works Dept. (Irrigation), Egypt, 1905-10. War Work:
Royal Naval Division, Aug 1914 ; later in Ministry of
Munitions ; 1914 Star. Add ess : Coombe House, Chieveley
Newbury, Berks. Club : WelUngton. (010143)
CHICHESTER, Lieut.-Col. Walter Raleigh, O.B.E.
CHIDGEY, Hon. Lieut.-Col. Hugh Thomas Arthur,
M.B.E, M.S.A, 6. 16 Nov. 1860. Chief Surveyor for National
Housing, Ministry of Health. War Work : Mayor of Metro
politan Borough of Stepney (3 years), 1914-17 ; raised the
3,0th County of London (Stepney) Bn. Volunteers; Com
mander of MetropoUtan Special Constabulary, 1915-18:
served on Military Service Tribunal Recruiting Committee and
War Savings Committee, etc. Addresses : 18, Adam Street,
Strand, W.C. 2 ; Highclere, High Road, Buckhurst HUI, Essex.
(M3571)
CHIDSON, Lieut. Lowthian Hume, M.B.E.
CHIDSON, Lieut. Montagu Reaney, M.B.E, R.A.
CHIESMAN, Harry, M.B.E, 6. 31 Jan. 1861 ; s. of
Walter Chiesman, of Leeds ; to. Florence Catherine, d. of
Delamark Waterhouse, of London. Educ. : Stationer's School.
War Work : Recruiting ; Derby Scheme ; National Service ;
Tribunal ; Mayor of Lewisham, 1919-20. Address : Mayfield,
Ravensbourne Park, Catford. (M233)
CHIGNELL, Capt. Robert, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, fi. 8 May,
1882 ; s. of the late B. J. ChigneU, of Romsey, Hants ; m.
Amy, d. of the late W. Bosworthick, of Stoke, Devonshire.
Educ. : Handel CoU, Southampton ; Royal CoUege of Music,
If ndon. War Work : Served with R.A.S.C. ; Adjutant,
35th Divisional Train during war ; now commanding 297th
Company, R.A.S.C, I. & T, Rhine Army of Occupation. Ad
dresses : Commanding 297th Company, R.A.S.C, Cologne,
Germany ; 23, Edwardes Square, Kensington, W. 8. Clubi .'
Savage, London ; Rhine Army Officers', Cologne. (02472)
CHILCOTT, Gregory HaU, M.B.E.
CHILCOTT, Capt. Ronald Evered, C.B.E. Capt. B.5. ;
served m Great War, 1914-19 (despatches,). (C1916)
CHILD, Capt. Armando Dumas, O.B.E, M.B, C.H.B,
D.P.H, R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 6. 17 July, 1887; s.of A. Dumas

BIOGRAPHIES.

Christian

Child, of Valparaiso. Educ. : King's School, Chester ; Seven
Oaks School. War Work : 1914, 15th CCS, Lahore Division,
B.E.F. ; Sanitary Officer, Camlers, 1916-17 ; Specialist
Sanitary Officer, Etaples administrative district, 1917-19.
Addresses : 51, York Street, Buckingham Gate, S.W. 1 ;
Traders Cottage, Rye, Sussex ; 12, Great Ormond Street,
W.C. 1. (02473)
CHILD, Lieut.-Col. Arthur James, O.B.E, M.C, B.Sc,
A.I.C, fi. 19 AprU, 1888. Educ. : Marlborough. (O8068)
CHILD, Capt. Cyril HoUand, M.B.E.
CHILD, Capt. Gerald Alfred, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 6. 8 Feb. 1871 ; s. of the late Rev. Alfred Child,
of Upper Clatford, Hants ; m. Louie Child, d. of the late
Richard Hughes, of EaUng. Educ. : St. Edward's, Oxford ;
Marlborough Coll. ; Oxford Univ. ; St. Thomas's Hospital.
War Work : In charge of Hampshire Automobile Club Ambu
lance Work, mostly removing wounded from hospital ships in
Southampton Docks. The H.A.C Ambulance conveyed
211,400 mostly serious cases, and travelled 605,800 miles ;
Surgeon-in-charge of Westcliffe War Hospital, 1914-18 ;
Co-designer with Major Leslie of the " Leslie and Child
Ambulance" which has been adopted by the War Office.
Address : Gate House, Hythe, near Southampton. (08764)
CHILDERS, Mary Alden, Mrs., Erskine, M.B.E.
CHILDS, Lieut. Edmund, M.B.E, R.G.A, 6. 23 Jan.
1884 ; s. of Edmund ChUds, of Gosport, Hants ; to. Christina
Mary, d. of the late WUliam FenneU, of Gosport. Educ. :
Garrison School, Fort Rowner, Gosport. War Work : German
East Africa, Oct. 1914, to March, 1915 ; Mesopotamia, March,
1915, to Armistice. Addresses : 29, Astley Avenue, Dover ;
No. 31, Fire Command, R.G.A, Bere Island, Bantry, Co. Cork.
(M2983)
CHILDS, Emma Catherine, Mrs., M.B.E, B.Sc, 6. 9 Feb.
1869; d. of the late Alfred Whiting PoUard, of Reading,
Berks; m. WiUiam Macbride, s. of the late Rev. WiUiam
Linington Clulds, M.A, formerly Vicar of St. George's, Portsea.
Educ : The Mount School, York ; SomerviUe Coll, Oxford.
War Work : Commandant V.A.D, Berks 50 ; in Command of
V.A.D. Nurses detaUed for duty at the station on the arrival
of convoys for the War Hospitals in Reading, May, 1915, to
Oct. 1916 ; Commandant of Sutherlands AuxUiary Hospital,
Reading, Nov. 1916, to Feb. 1919. Address : Principal's Lodge,
Reading. (M7673)
CHILDS, James, M.B.E, 6. 23 Dec. 1867 ; s. oi John
Childs, of Greenock: to. IsabeUa, d. of Peter Copeland, of
Walker-on-Tyne. Educ : Newcastle-on-Tyne. Assistant Iron
Manager at C S. Swan and Hunter's, ShipbuUders, WaUs-
end-on-Tyne. War Work : Engaged on the buUding of
Submarines, Standard, and Oil Vessels. Address : Brandle-
how, Grange ViUas, Wallsend-on-Tyne. (M1531)
CHILL, Hon. Capt. Edwin Albert, O.B.E, M.D, CM,
F.R.G.S, 6. 5 Mar. 1861 ; s. of Arthur WeUington ChUI,
Advocate, of Burma, Further India ; m. Evelyn Maude, d.
of W. H. Colman, of London. Educ. : King's College School,
London ; Edinburgh University. Surgeon, Ealing School
Clinic ; Medical Referee of several Life Assurance Cos. ; Lec
turer and Examiner, St. John Ambulance Association. War,
Work : Chief Commandant, Central Middlesex (V.A.D.) ;
Assistant County Director, Middlesex ; Captain, R.A.M.C. (V.),
attached to the County of London R.A.S.C, M.T. (V.) ; Officer
in command, AuxiUary MUitary Hospital, Southall ; Medical
Examiner, Recruits for Territorial Force. Club : Edinburgh
Univeisity. (O1204)
CHILSTON, Aretas Akers-Douglas," 1st Viscount, of
Boughton Malherbe, Baron Douglas, P.C. G.B.E, D.L. (see
Burke's Peerage) ; b. 21 Oct. 1851 ; o.s. 'of Aretas Akers,
Mailing Abbey, Kent; to. Adeline, e.d. of H. Austen Smith,
Hayes Court, Kent. Educ. : Univ. CoU, Oxford. Barrister,
Inner Temple; late Capt. E. Kent Yeomanry Cavalry;
M.P.(C) for St. Augustine's Division of Kent, 1880-1911 ;
Whip to Conservative Party, 1883-95 ; Patronage Sec. to
Treasury, 1885-86, 1889-92, and for a short time, 1895; First
Commissioner of Works, with seat in Cabinet, 1895-1909 ;
Secretary of State, Home Department, 1902-06. Addresses :
Chilston Park, Maidstone ; 34 Lower Belgrave Street. (G48)
CHILTON, Ruth Helen Jane, M.B.E. (M01245/)
CHILTON, EUzabeth, Mrs., M.B.E.
CHILVER, Capt. Jas. Thomas, O.B.E.
CHINERY, EUzabeth, Mrs., M.B.E, Lady of Grace
of the Order of St John of Jerusalem in England, fi. 24 Aug.
1853 ; d. of Miles Ponsonby Knubley, of Plumbland Rectory,
Cumberland ; m. Edward Fluder, s. of Edward Chinery, of Long
MeUord, Suffolk. Educ. : ¦ Harrow. Commandant, V.A.D,
70 Hants. ; Lady Superintendent, St. John Ambulance
Brigade (Lymington Nursing Division) ; President and P.G.
of the Loyal Elizabeth Chinery Lodge of Oddfellows. War
Work : Commandant of Home Mead AuxiUary Hospital and
Annexes. Lymington. Address : Lymington, Hants. (M235)
CHING, Horace Edwin, M.B.E, fi. 16 Oct. 1874 ; s. of
Samuel Clung, of Cardiff ; to. Daisy Alice Hurd, d. of Rev, A. F.
Barley. Educ. : Cardiff. Deputy Manager in Egypt for
Messrs. Cory Brothers & Co, Ltd, Colliery and Coal Depot
Owners. War Work : Lighterage Control Executive Com
mittee, Port Said, for which mentioned in Gen. AUenby's
despatches. Address : Port Said, Egypt. (M7674)
CHIPMAN, Leontine, O.B.E, 6. 11 Feb. 1864 ; d. of Col.
L. de V. Chipman, of KenvUle, Nova Scotia. Educ. : Halifax,
Nova Scotia ; Bradford, U.S.A. ; London. Guardian and
Rural District CounciUor for the Alnwick district of North

umberland. War Work : 1914, Royal Victoria Infirmary,
Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Auxiliary Hospitals at Howlok, North
umberland, and at Weymouth ; 1915-16, year at 37 and 37A
formation at Dieppe, under the French Red Cross ; 1916-19,
organiser and head of Soldiers' Rest, Alnwick, Northumberland.
Club : V.A.D. (010145)
CHIPPENDALE, Martha, M.B.E, 6. 14 March, 1867 ;
d. of John Chippendale, of Yeadon, Yorks. Educ. : Public
School. Salvation Army Officer. War Work : Assist. Sec.
of Naval and Military League War Work of the Salvation Army.
Address : 42, George Lane, Lewisham, S.E. 13. (M1532)
CHIRNSIDE, Capt. John Percy, C.M.G, O.B.E, 6.
1865 ; s. of the late Andrew Chirnside, of Haprick, Berwick
shire ; m. Ethel Mary, d. of G. O. Ross-Fenner. Educ. :
Geelong Gram. Sch, Victoria ; was a M.L.A. for Victoria,
1894-1904, and a Sup. in Remount Ser. 1917-19 ; Great War
(despatches twice). Address : The Manor, Werribee, Victoria,
Australia. (06997)
CHIRNSIDE, Capt. Robert Gordon, O.B.E, A.I.F.
CHISHOLM, Capt. Percy, M.B.E.
CH1SHOLM, Robert, C.B.E. Sup. of WiUiam Beardmore
and Co.'s, Ltd, Ordnance Factories. (C457)
CHITTENDEN, Doris Mary, M.B.E. War Work : Sec.
In connection with Board of Trade, Coal Mines Department,
Household Fuel and Lighting Branch. (M7675)
CHIVERS, George Tanner, O.B.E, 6. 19 June, 1864 ;
s. of Eli Chivers, of Landport, Portsmouth ; m. Rose Jane, d. of
James Butchers, of Northend, Portsmouth. Educ. : Ports
mouth Royal Dockyard School. Headmaster of Portsmouth
Royal Dockyard School ; formerly Headmaster of Royal
Dockyard Schools at Devonport and Pembroke Dock, and
Assistant Master at Royal Naval Engineering College, Keyham.
War Work : Education and training of apprentices and boys
employed in Portsmouth Dockyard. Address : Zealandia,
East End, Havant, Hants. Club : Havant. (03656)
CHOLMELEY, Francis Robert, O.B.E.
CHOLMONDELEY, Lord George Hugo, O.B.E, M.C,
i. 17 Oct. 1887 ; s. of Marquess of Cholmondeley (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ. : Eton. Stock Exchange, E.C. War Work :
Notts R.H.A, England, Aug. 1914, to April, 1915 ; Egypt,
AprU, 1915, to Feb. 1917 ; G.H.Q, E.E.F, Egypt and Palestine,
April. 1917, to March, 1919. Clubs : Turf ; R.A.C. (06156)
CHOLMONDELEY, Hon. Brig.-Gen. Hugh Cecil, C.B,
C.B.E. (Mil.), D.L, J.P, fi. 1 Dec. 1852 ; s. ofthe Hon. Thomas
GrenviUe Cholmondeley, of Abbots Moss, Northwich, Cheshire ;
m. Mary Stewart, d. of Payne Townshend, of .Derry, Ross
Carbery, Co. Cork. Educ : Rugby. Vice-Chairman, Shrop
shire T.F.A. ; County CouncU ; Chairman, Local War Pensions
Committee, Salop. War Work : Commanded Prisoners of
War Camp, Lancaster, Handforth, Shrewsbury ; commanded
3rd Batt. London Rifle Brigade ; commanded 173rd Inf.
Brigade ; County Commandant, Shropshire Volunteer Regt. ;
Staff Officer for Volunteer Services, Western Command.
Address : Edstaston, Wem, Salop. Club : Army and Navy;
Bath. (C1513)
CHOLMONDELEY, Winifred Ida, Marchioness of,
O.B.E, 6. 24 April, 1862 ; d. of late Col. Sir Nigel Kingscote,
of Kingscote ; to. George Henry Hugh, 4th Marquess of Chol
mondeley (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Vice-President
of Broxton Division, Cheshire Branch, B.R.C.S. ; now President
of Cheshire Branch, B.R.C.S. ; donor of Higgensfield Auxiliary
Hospital, B.R.C.S. Address : Cholmondeley Castle, Malpas,
Cheshire. (010146)
CHOMLEY, Mary EUzabeth, O.B.E, 6. 1871 ; d. of
His Honour Judge Chomley, of Victoria, Australia. Educ :
Privately. Hon. Sec, Victoria League (of Victoria), 1908-14 ;
Hon. Sec, Arts and Crafts Society of Victoria, and connected
with committees of numerous phUanthropic and Art Societies
in Australia. War Work : Assisted at the Belgian War
Refugees Camp, Earl's Court ; was Superintendent of the
House Staff at Princess Christian's Hospital for Officers for a
few months ; and in 1916 organised the Prisoners of War
branch of the Australian Red Cross, and supervised it untU
its close in 1919 ; was appointed the same year, by H.M.
Government, to accompany a delegation of women to Australia
to inquire as to openings there for women from the United
Kingdom. Club : Alexandra, Melbourne. (01919)
CHORLTON, Alan Ernest Scopio, C.B.E.
CHOWN, Major Stanley Gordon, O.B.E, C.A.M.C
CHOYCE, Col. Charles Coley, C.M.G, C.B.E, M.D, B.Sc,
F.R.CS, 6. 1875 ; s. of Henry Charles Choyce, of Auckland,
New Zealand ; to. Gwendolen Alice, d. of F. 0. Dobbing, J.P,
of Chislehurst, Kent. Educ. : New Zealand and Edinburgh
University. Director of Surgical Unit, University College
Hospital Medical School ; Surgeon, University College Hospital ;
Surgeon, Great Northern Central Hospital ; Consulting Sur
geon, Seamen's Hospital, Greenwich. War Work : Col,
Array Medical Service ; Officer in charge, Surgical Division,
19th General Hospital ; Consulting Surgeon, Egyptian Ex
peditionary Force. Address : University College Hospital
Medical School. (C780)
CHRIMES, Capt. Frank, C.B.E.
CHRISTIAN, Capt. Charles, M.B.E, R.E.
CHRISTIAN, Edward Hompeseh, O.B.E, 6. 2 AprU, 1859 ;
s. of Major Hugh Henry Christian, of Bilton Lodge, Edinburgh,
N.B. ; to. Olive Susan, d. of Henry Luff, M.D, of Seaton.
Educ. : Glasgow Academy ; Glen Park, Greenock. War
Work : Station Guide at Victoria Station, from Nov. 1915,
controlling the bUleting of troops, and directing soldiers to

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their destinations at night, and generaUy looking after travelfing
troops. Addresses : West Huntington HaU, York ; 2, WUton
Street, Grosvenor Place, S.W. Club : R.A.C. (010147)
CHRISTIAN, Louis de Bylandt, O.B.E, M.B, CM,
6. 20 Jan. 1862 ; s. of Major Hugh Henry Christian, of Bilton
Lodge, Duddingston, Edinburgh ; to. Emmeline, d. of James
R. A. Douglas, of Hounslow. Educ. : Univ. of Edinburgh ;
Royal High School, Edinburgh. Surgeon, Hounslow Hospital ;
Surgeon, MetropoUtan PoUce ; Certifying Surgeon (Factory
Act). War Work : Commandant AuxUiary Military Hospital,
Percy House, Isleworth. Address : Stanley House, Hounslow. (010148)
CHRISTIAN, H.R.H. Princess, G.B.E, CI.
CHRISTIE, Amie, M.B.E. ; d. ot Peter Christie, of Tay-
ort, Fife. Educ. : St. Andrews and Edinburgh. Missionary
_n Kalua, Bengal, with U.F. Church of Scotland. War Work :
Commandant of l/10tn R. Scots Hut, N. Berwick, and Scottish
Churches Hut, Rouen, France. Address : Riverlea, Blair
gowrie, Perthshire. (M7676
CHRISTIE, Capt. Fred, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CHRISTIE, 2nd Lieut. Harold, M.B.E.
CHRISTIE, Lieut.-Col. James, O.B.E.
CHRISTIE, James Roberton, O.B.E, LL.B, K.C,
6. 1866 ; 8. of John Gilkison Christie, of Glasgow. Educ. :
Glasgow and Albany Academies ; Hutcheson's Grammar
School; Glasgow and Edinburgh Univs. Advocate (Scottish
Bar, 1891) ; Clerk of Justiciary for Scotland, 1917. War
Work : Assisted with Y.M.C.A. Rest Huts for SaUors and
Soldiers in Edinburgh ; lectured on behaU of War Charities ;
superintended a Department of InteUigence Work under
Forth Garrison in the Scottish Command area ; was one of
the founders of, and took an active part in, the work of the
Edinburgh Hospitality League. Address : 2, Doune Terrace,
Edinburgh. Clubs : Cavendish ; University and Conservative
(Edinburgh) ; Glasgow Conservative. (010149)
CHRISTIE, John Cubie, O.B.E.
CHRISTIE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Joseph James, O.B.E.
CHRISTIE, Col. Joseph MacNaughtan, C.B.E, M.D,
CM. (Glasg.), F.R.CS. (Edin.), F.R.F.P.S. (Glasg.), N.Z. Army
Medical Department, fi. 5 May, 1871 ; s. oi John Christie, of
Glasgow ; m. Vita AUce Mary, d. of Reginald Bayley, of
Otemai, New Plymouth, N.Z. Educ. : Glasgow High
School and Univ., DubUn and BerUn. War Work : Surgical
SpeciaUst, H.M. N.Z. Hospital Ship " Maheno " (2nd Charter) ;
Consulting Surgeon to the Forces in New Zealand. Address :
c/o Dr. W. W. Christie, 12, Rosslyn Terrace, Kelvinside,
Glasgow. (C1850)
CHRISTIE, Capt. Lionel Ronald, O.B.E.
CHRISTISON, Lieut. Fred HamUton, M.B.E.
CHRISTISON, Lieut. MoCuUoch, M.B.E.
CHRISTMAS, Jessie, Mrs., O.B.E, W.R.A.F.
CHRISTOPHERS, Major Samuel Richard, CLE, O.B.E,
IJM.S. Address : Central Research Institute, KasauU,
Lndia. (02266)
CHRISTOPHERSON, AUce Catherine, Mrs., M.B.E,
6. 1 June, 1867 ; d. of George F. Howe, of Bruxelles and Paris ;
m. Nelson, s. of WilUam Butler Christopherson, of Blackheath.
Edue. : Convent des " Dames UrseUne," Warre-Notre-Dame,
BruxeUes. War Work : Commandant V.A.D. Hospital,
Gardenhurst, Bexley, Kent, 1914-19. Address : Newlands,
Bexley, Kent. (M7677)
CHRISTOPHERSON, Douglas, C.B.E, 6. 1868; s. of
the late Derman Christopherson, of Blackheath, S.E. ; m. 1910,
Alma, d. ot the late W. Griffiths, of Cardiff. Educ :
Bedford. Served during Matabeleland RebeUion and S.
African War ; Vice-Chm. Johannesburg Local Committee
Gov.-Gen.'s Fund ; Chm. Disabled Soldiers' Board, Johan
nesburg. Address ; Johannesburg, Transvaal. (C378)
CHRISTOPHERSON, John Brian, C.B.E, M.A, M D.
(Cantab.), F.R.CS. (Eng.), F.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 1870 ; s. of
Canon B. Christopherson, Rector of Falmouth ; m. Joyce
Eleanor, d. of J. A. Ormerod, M.D, Consulting Physician to
St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Educ. : CUfton CoU. ; Caius
CoU. ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; Vienna. Examiner in
Tropical Diseases, Royal CoUege of Physicians (London) ;
late Director of the Sudan Medical Department. War Work :
Surgeon at the Bury Hospital (Red Cross), Vrynatschka Banja,
Serbia, 1915 ; Member of the Commission on Medical Estab
lishments (France), appointed by War Office, 1917. Address :
29, Devonshire Place, W. 1. (C2365)
CHRISTOPHERSON, Lieut. Kenneth, M.B.E, 6. 3 Feb,
1865 ; s. of Derman Christopherson, of Blackheath. Educ. :
Uppingham. War Work : Staff Capt. Home Counties Reserve
Brigade from Oct. 1916, to April, 1919. Address : Flat 1, 246
Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park, W. 2. (M5156)
CHUBB, Capt. Harry Emory, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
CHUBB, WilUam Lindsay, M.B.E, M.D. Medical
Officer, Menley and Farnborough Court AuxUiary Hospitals,
Farnborough. Hants. (M10257»)
CHUNE, Helen Gertrude, M.B.E. ; d. of H. C Chune
M.R.C.S, of Much Wenlock. War Work: Quartermaster'
Red Cross Hospital (100 beds), Highland Moors, Llandrindod
Wells. Address : Kelmscot, Llandrindod Wells. (M1533)
CHURCH, Arthur Frederick, C.B.E. Ch. Engineer
Uganda Railway. (C2018)
CHURCH, Charlotte Mary Viola, M.B.E,: d. of the late
Rev. A. J. Church. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Foreign

Trade Dept. of the Foreign Office. Club : Ladies' Athenaeum. (M7678)
CHURCH, Major Eric James, O.B.E, Can. A.S.C.
CHURCH, Col. George Ross Marryat, C.M.G, C.B.E,
late R.A, 6. 16 Mar. 1868 ; *. of Gen. Thomas Ross Church,
CLE. ; to. EmUy, d. of Henry Whymper, CLE. Educ. :
Trent CoUege, Nottingham. War Work : General Staff,
General Headquarters, France, to May, 1918 ; cororoanding
Army Troops, Independent Air Force, June, 1918, to Armistice ;
Despatches, " London Gazette," seven times ; Officer, Legion
d'Honneur ; Officer Ordre de Leopold ; Croix de Guerre, Beige.
Address : Elmfield House, Bickington, Barnstaple. (C1236)
CHURCH, Major Thomas Henry, M.B.E.
CHURCH, Capt. WiUiam Drummond, C.B.E. Capt
R.N. ; served in Great War, 1914-19, with Ocean Escort
(despatches). (C1181)
CHURCH, Mabel EUen, Mrs. KING-, M.B.E, d. of the
late John Robert Malcolm, of TeUera Muila, S. Wynaad,
S. Lndia ; to. Lionel James Church. War Work : Hon. Sec.
Ladies' Depot, Madras War Fund, TeUicherry, Malabar,
S. India ; working and despatching units to France, Mesopo
tamia, and Madras Hospital Ships. (M7115)
CHURCHILL, Col. Arthur GiUespie, C.B, C.B.E,
6. 17 Aug. 1860 ; s. of Charles ChurchiU, J.P, of Weybridge
Park ; m. Katherine Mary, d. of Gen. Sir WiUiam Payn,
K.C.B. Educ. : Eton and Royal MUitary CoUege. Joined
12th Lancers, 1880 ; MiUtary Attache, Tokyo and Korea,
1898-1903 ; Colonel, 1902 ; Gen. Staff Officer, 1st Grade,
Scottish Command, 1904-08 ; retired, 1909. War Work :
CaUed up on 30 July, 1914, to organise the Cable Censorship ;
Chief Cafcle Censor untU Jan. 1918, when invaUded by Medical
Board, owing to injuries received in a street accident ; awarded
C.B, C.B.E, Legion of Honour (Officer), for services during the
War. Address : Graylands, HorseU, Surrey. Clubs : Army
and Navy ; M.CC (C458)
CHURCHILL, Henry, O.B.E, 6. 26 Nov. 1890 ; s. of
the Rev. W. H. ChurcbiU, of Stone House, Broadstairs. Educ. :
Eton. War Work : Prince of Wales Fund ; Postal Censor
ship ; Foreign Office. Address : 5, Lower Grosvenor Place,
S.W. 1. Club : St. James. (O230)
CHURCHILL, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Forbes, O.B.E.
CHURCHILL, Laura, Mrs, M.B.E, d. of Edward Raffe,
of Essex ; m. Henry WilUam Reynolds, s. of WiUiam Henry
ChurchiU, Wanninster. Educ. : Croyden. Commandant,
98th East Lancs. B.R.C.S. ; Hon. Treasurer of Women's
Liberal Association for Didsbury. War Work : Commandant of
Woodlawn Hospital, West Didsbury, continuously for 4. years.
Address : Westwood, Didsbury, Manchester. (M3573 1
CHURCHILL, Augusta, Lady Edward SPENCER-,
O.B.E, d. of the late Major George Drought Warburton, R.A,
M.P, and the late Lady Northwick (see Burke's Peerage) ;
m. Lord Edward Spencer ChurchiU, s. of Duke of Marlborough
(see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Privately. Deputy President,
Red Cross, Bertehire ; on the Executive Committee and Hon.
Sec for Windsor, Eton, and Clewer Branch R.S.P.C ChUdren ;
President, Chairman, Windsor Branch R.S.P.C. Animals. War
Work : Commandant, Windsor Detachment Red Cross ;
Commandant of own Hospital for Convalescent Officers;-
Organiser, President, and Secretary of Windsor War Hospital
Supply Depot ; worker for 3 years at Church Army Canteen for
munition makers at Hayes. Addresses : Queensmead,
Windsor; 28, Grosvenor Street, London, W. 1. Clubs:
Alexandra ; Ladies' Automobile. (010151)
CHURCHILL, Clementine OgUvy, Mrs. Winston L.
SPENCER-, C.B.E. ; d. of the late Sir Henry Montague
Hozier, K.C.B. (see Bukke'S Peerage, Newlands, B.) and Lady
Henrietta Blanche, his wife, d. of the 7th Earl of Airiie (see
Burke's Peerage) ; m. 12 Sept. 1908, Rt. Hon. Winston
Leonard, P.C, M.P, e. s. of Lord Randolph ChurchiU (see
Burke's Peerage, Marlborough, D.). (C130)
CHURCHWARD, George Charles, M.B.E.
CHURCHWARD, George Jackson, C.B.E. Ch. Mechanical
Engineer Great Western RaUway ; J.P. for WUts. Address :
Newburn House, Swindon, WUts. (C459)
CHURCHWARD, Rev. Marcus WeUesley, C.B.E,
M.A, fi. 11 Nov. 1860 ; s. of Benjamin Hannaford Churchward,
of Devonshire ; m. Mary EUa, d. of Joseph WoodaU. Educ. :
King's School, Rochester ; St. John's, Cambridge. CF.
retired; Asst. Sec. S.P.G. War Work: Asst. Chaplain-
General, London. Address : 38, The Chase, Clapham, S.W. 4.
Club : Church Imperial. (C2087)
CHURSTON, John Reginald Lopes, Lieut.-Col. Lord,
M.V.O, O.B.E, Scots Guards (see Burke's Peerage), 6. 9 Nov.
1873 ; s. of 2nd Lord Churston, of Co. Devon ; to. Jessie, d. of
AUred Smither. A.D.C to the Viceroy of India, 1902-3, and
to H.R.H. Duke of Connaught, 1904-6 ; served in S. A. War,
1900-1 (medal with 4 clasps). War Work: D.A.Q.M.G,
London District, I.Q.M.G.S, London District. Address:
25, Knightsbridge, S.W. ; Lupton House, Brixham, Devonshire.
Clubs: Turf; Guards'. (O70O0)
CHURTON, Ethel Blanche, Mrs., O.B.E.
CHUTE, Rev. Anthony WiUiam, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 17 Dec.
1884 ; 8. of Chaloner WUUam Chute, of The Vyne, Basingstoke.
Educ. : Winchester ; Magdalen Coll, Oxford. Vicar of St
Oswald's, West Hartlepool, 1919. War Work : Chaplain to the
Forces, attached to 23rd Division, in France, Belgium, and
Italy, 1916-19. Address : St. Oswalds, West Hartlepool.

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Clark

F.Z.S, 6. 11 Feb. 1881 : s. of Rev. Edward RusseU Chute, o
Moulton, Norfolk ; m. Frances Josephine, d. of Rev. Canon
Armour, D.D. Educ. : St. Paul's School, London. Mechanical
Engineer, with appointments in S. Africa, West Indies, and at
home. War Work : First commissioned as 2nd Lieut,
R.A.S.C. ; transferred in 1917 to Royal Engineers ; appointed
to Staff of Director-General of Transportation ; final rank,
Lieut.-Col. Address : Furgarth, Kirknewton, Northumber
land. Club : Cavendish. (01211)
CHUTER, Arthur George, M.B.E, 6. 1 May, 1877 ; s. of
the late John William Chuter, of Andover, Hants ; m. HUda,
d. of Charles Holdcroft, of Acton. Educ. : Grammar School,
Andover. Sec, British Sections at (a) Golden Fleece Exhibition,
Bruges, 1907 ; (fi) Exhibition of Seventeenth Century Flemish
Art, Brussels, 1910 ; (c) International Miniature Exhibition,
Brussels, 1912 ; Assist. Sec. Committee of Trustees of National
GaUery on Export of Works of Art ; Accountant, Exhibitions
Branch, Board of Trade, 1913 ; Chief Staff Officer, Exhibitions
Division Dept. of Overseas Trade, 1920. War Work : Accoun
tant and Establishment Officer, Commission Internationale de
RavitaiUement. Address : 22, Highview Road, EaUng, W. 13.
Ctefi: Junior Constitutional. (M1535)
CIPRIANI, Albert Henry, M.B.E.
CIRCUITT, Capt. George Francis Langdale, M.B.E,
R.A.S.C. CLANWILLIAM, Muriel, Countess of, M.B.E. : d. of
RusseU Stephenson, and w. of Hon. Oliver Howard (see Burke's
Peerage, CarUsle, E.) ; to. 27 April, 1909, Arthur Vesey Meade,
M.C, 5th Earl of ClanwUUam (see Burke's Peerage). (M7679)
CLAPCOTT, Charles Blackstone, O.B.E, 6. 9 July, 1867 ;
8. of Major Charles Clapcott, 32nd Light Infantry ; to. Sylvie,
d. of E. d'Avigdor. Educ : Privately, and Jesus Coll, Cam
bridge. Judge, Native Court of Appeal, Cairo, Egypt. Ad
dress : Cairo, Egypt. (010153)
CLAPHAM, 2nd Lieut. Athol England, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
CLAPHAM, Major Douglas, D.S.O, O.B.E. Club : United
Service. (01212)
CLAPHAM, John Harold, C.B.E, Litt.D, 6. 13 Sept.
1873 ; s. of John Clapham, of Prestwich, Manchester ; to.
Mary Margaret, d. of W. E. Green, of Ross, Hereford. Educ. :
Leys School ; King's College, Cambridge. Fellow of King's
CoUege, 1898-1904, and since 1908 ; Professor of Economics,
Universtiy of Leeds, 1902-8 ; Dean of King's College, 1908-13 ;
Tutor, 1913 ; Lecturer in Economic History in the University.
War Work: Special Enquiry Work for the Board of Trade,
1916 ; Deputy Director, War Inquiries, 1917 ; Representative
of Board of Trade on Priorities Committee, War Cabinet, 1918 ;
Member of Post War Priorities Committee, 1919. Addresses :
King's CoUege ; Storey's End, Cambridge. Club : Alpine. (C460)
CLAPP, Rev. Charles Herbert, M.B.E.
CLAPPERTON, Gladys Laura, Mrs., M.B.E.
CLAPSHAW, Major and Qr.-Mr. Aquila, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C CLARE, Lieut. Harold Ernest, O.B.E, R.N.R.
CLARE, Capt. Samuel, M.B.E, R.F.A.
CLARE, Major Herbert John NEWTON-, O.B.E.
CLARE, Capt. Walter Shackfield NEWTON-, M.B.E,
R.A.F. CLAREMONT, Adel Dorothy, Mrs., M.B.E.
CLARENCE, Capt. Arthur Arderne, O.B.E.
CLARET, Capt. Frank Henry, O.B.E.
CLARIDGE, Capt. John Watson Lawson, M.B.E, LA.
CLARK, Adrian, O.B.E, late Lieut.-Col. R.A.F. Address :
3, Temple Gardens, Temple, E.C. (O8069)
CLARK, Alfred Percy Stanley, M.B.E, 6. 4 June, 1889 ;
s. of Alfred Clark, of London ; to. Kathleen Grace, d. of —
Cheale, of Lewes, Sussex. Educ : Grocers' Company's
School. Manager, The Anglo-Egyptian Bank, Ltd, Jerusalem.
War Work : Banking for E.E.F., and Occupied Enemy
Territory Administration (South). Address : c/o Anglo-
Egyptian Bank, Ltd, Jerusalem. (M7682)
CLARK, AUce Fanny, Mrs, M.B.E. War Work : Sailors'
and Soldiers' FamUies Association ; Royal Patriotic Corpora
tion ; HuU Patriotic Fund ; War Pensions Committee, Hull.
Address : 29, Coltman St., HuU. (M7681)
CLARK, Col. D'Arcy Melville, O.B.E, M.B.E.
CLARK, Donald George, O.B.E.
CLARK, Edward MelUsh, O.B.E, M.A. (Cantab.), 6.
25 Sept. 1874 ; s. of John WilUs Clark, of Scroope House,
Cambridge ; m. LiUan Mary Hart, d. of Sir A. J. 0. MUman,
K.C.B, of Speaker's Court, Westminster, Clerk of the House of
Commons (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Harrow, • and
Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Local Director of Barclays Bank,
Limited, Cambridge ; Chairman of New Theatre, Cambridge,
Limited. War Work : Chairman, Cambridgeshire Local War
Pensions Committee ; Hon. Treasurer, Borough of Cambridge,
War Pensions Committee ; Hon. Treasurer, Cambs. and Isle
of Ely Branch of the Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Association.
Address : Binnbrook, Cambridge. Clubs : United Univs. ;
Cambridge County ; University Pitt ; University A.D.C (010154)
CLARK, EUzabeth Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 30 June, 1860 ;
A. of Sir WiUiam Lenox-Conyngham of Spring HiU, Co. Derry
(see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Col. James Jackson Clark, H.M.L.
for Co. Derry, s. of James Johnston Clark, of Largantogher,
Co. Derry. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Red Cross and
other War charities. Address : Largantogher, Maghera, Co.
Derry, Deland. (M7683) 11

CLARK, Sir Ernest, Kt. Bach, C.B.E, 6. 13 AprU,
1864; s. of Samuel Henry Clark ; to. Mary, d. of John Thomas
Cox Winkfield, J.P, Barrister-at-Law, Middle Temple ;
Assist.-Sec, Board of Inland Revenue ; Secretary of Royal
Commission on Income Tax. Address : 16, Clareville Grove,
S. Kensington. Club : Junior Athenaeum. (C461)
CLARK, Eng.-Lieut. Ewbank, M.B.E, R.N.
CLARK, Capt. Frederiok Ourry, O.B.E.
CLARK, Major George, O.B.E, R.A, 6. 3, Aug. 1857 ;
s. of the late George Clark. Educ. : Waltham Abbey Commer
cial School. Adjutant, R.A. Regimental District Staff, 1897-
1902 ; Superintending Officer, A.G.C War Oflice, 1902-1916 ;
Staff Officer to G.O.C, Woolwich, 1916-19. Address : 19,
Sherard Gardens, Eltham. (0231)
CLARK, George Henry, M.B.E., 6. 1 Aug. 1852 ; *. of
John Clark, Builder, of Stepney, London ; to. Laura Andane,
d. of Charles Robinson, of Plymouth. Educ. : Privately.
Chief Clerk, Plymouth Garrison. War Work : Served 50
years with R. Dublin FusUiers and as Civil Clerk, Corps of
Military Staff Clerks ; awarded Long Service and Meritorious
Service Medals ; Chief Clerk, Plymouth Garrison, during the
whole of the war ; heavy work necessitating attendance at all
times, Offices being open day and night ; received the personal
thanks of all of the officers including the Generals Command
ing ; Received thanks of Secretary of State (War Office List).
Address : 16, Alton Road Plymouth. Club : Freemasons',
Plymouth. (M7684)
CLARK, Lieut. Gordon Lilico, O.B.E, R.N.R.
CLARK, Gowan Cresswell Strange, C.M.G, O.B.E, fi.
1856 ; s. of the late Gowan Clark, of Shrewsbury ; to. 1885,
Caroline Ann, d. of James Kemsley. Sometime Ch. Traffic
Manager of Cape Govt. RaUways ; Assist. Gen. Manager, S.
African RaUways. Address : South African Railway Offices,
Johannesburg, Transvaal. (0956)
CLARK, Harry, M.B.E.
CLARK, Capt. Henry Fox Atkinson, M.V.O, O.B.E,
R.A.F. CLARK, Capt. Henry William AUred, C.B.E, R.D. Com.
and Acting Capt. R.N.R. ; served in the Great War, 1914-
19, as Commodore of Convoys (despatches). (C1182)
CLARK, Herbert Ernest, M.B.E.
CLARK, Major Herbert James, O.B.E, 6. 13 May, 1866 ;
s. of the late Rev. WiUiam Clark, C.M.S. ; m. Mary Elizabeth
Howard, d. of the late Rev. T. Howard Gill, of Paris, and
Tonbridge, Kent. Educ. : Privately. Indian RaUways.
War Work : Commissioned in R.A.S.C, Oct. 1914 ; served in
France, Belgium, and Germany ; twice mentioned in despatches
was with Indian and British Cavalry for greater part of war ;
latterly in command of the Army Patrol Installation, Reisholz,
Army of the Rhine. Address: 58, Upperton Road, Eastbourne.
CLARK, Lieut. Horace Gordon, M.B.E.
CLARK, Capt. Hubert Charles, M.B.E, R.A.S.C. (O5099)
CLARK, Capt. Hugh Bryan, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 5 June,
1887 ; «. of Francis J. Clark, J.P, of Street, Somerset ; m.
LiUan Genevieve Brooking, d. of George Brooking, of Iquique,
Chile. Educ. : Bootham School, York, and Leighton Park
School, Reading. Director of C and J. Clark, Ltd, Street,
Somerset ; Director of Mid-Somerset Electric Lighting Co. War
Work: Nov. 1914, to Feb. 1915, with French Red Cross in
France ; 1915, April to July, with British Red Cross in Belgium
and France ; Aug. 1915, to Jan, 1919, with British Armies in
France. Address : Butleigh, near Glastonbury, Somerset. (O5100)
CLARK, Hugh Cook, M.B.E, M.I.M.E, 6. 8 June, 1874;
s. of Robert Neilson Clark, of Montrose, Scotland ; m. Helen,
d. of — Spalding, of Montrose. Educ. : Academy, Montrose.
Engineer (Mechanical) ; Head Engineer ; His Majesty's
Mint, Calcutta. War Work : Supervising Coinage operations
for India and the Colonies ; also erection of machinery and
production of copper-driving bands for shells and gauges for
the Ordnance Department. Address : His Majesty's Mint,
47, Strand, Calcutta. (M6126)
CLARK, J. A. M.B.E, M.B, M.S., Egyptian Army. (M10349)
CLARK, Capt. James Jeffery, O.B.E.
CLARK, James John, C.B.E, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 1870 ; s. of
the Rev. James Clark, of Palmerston ; to. Joy, d. of — Mowatt,
of Aberdeen. Educ. : Palmerston High School. Mayor,
Dunedin, 1915-19 ; Member, City CouncU since 1908 ; Dunedin
Drainage Board, Domain Board, and Prices Investigation
Tribunal. War Work : President, Otago Patriotic Assocn. ;
Chairman, Soldiers' Welfare Committee ; Member, N.Z. War
Funds Council ; Member, Governor-General's Advisory Board
of Hospital Ships. Address : Union Street, Dunedin, N.Z.
Club : Otago (Dunedin). (C1992)
CLARK, Lieut. John Martin, M.B E.
CLARK, Col. Sir John Maurice, Bt., M.B.E, V.D,
D.L, J.P, 6. 7 March, 1859 ; s. of the late Sir Thomas Clark,
Bart, of Edinburgh (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Helen Marden,
d. of the late Rev. Henry M. Douglas, of Kirkcaldy. Educ. :
Edinburgh Academy ; Edinburgh Univ. PubUsher (Senior
Partner of T. & T. Clark, Publishers, Edinburgh) ; Chairman
of the Scottish Life Assurance Company, Limited ; Extra
ordinary Director of the British Linen Bank ; Deputy
Lieutenant for the County of Midlothian. War Work :
Vice-Chairman, Midlothian County Association Territorial
Army; MiUtary Representative (and later National Service

Clark

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Representative) . to |tovC^ty ofJUdtothl^^ BdJn

Address : 17;
Rothesay Terrace," Edinburgh." Club : TJniversit. . (M2g6)
SlaIM. £S2rhffi Si, O.B.E fi. 29 April, 1878 ;
s. of WUliam Trested Clark, of Rivermead, Rickmansworth,
Herts Educ ¦ Highgate School. Solicitor. War Work .
Jotaed the supply branch of the R.A.S.C. at Reading in May,
1915 as a Lieut. ; subsequently saw service in Gallipoli, Egypt,
and Palestine ; rose to rank of Major, and on demobilisation
In June, 1919, was a Deputy Assistant Director of Supplies.
Address : 95, Gresham Street, E.C. Club : Devonshmy
CLARK, Major Louis Spencer, M.B.E.
&££%& Marta Harry, M.B.E, fi 12 July^ 1882;
s, of the late Harry Clark, of Croydon. Educ : Whitgift
Grammar School, Croydon. War Work : 1st Batt. County of
London Volunteer Regiment, Feb. 1915 ; O.TC, Grove Park,
Dec. 1915 ; 2nd Lieut. Jan. 1916 ; Lieut. July 1917 ; Oyei-
seas, France, Jan. 1916, to Jan. 1919 ; posted to 62nd Siege
Battery Ammunition Column, AprU, 1916 ; A.S.C Personnel
of 62nd Siege Battery, transferred to 96th Siege Battery,
June, 1916 ; remained with this battery until Armistice ;
mentioned in despatches (Sir Douglas Haig s), Nov. 1918.
Address : Cralgside, Heathhurst Road, Sanderstead, Surrey. (M4445)
CLARK, Owen Aly, M.B.E, J.P.
CLARK, Col. Robert, O.B.E, V.D.
CLARK, Lieut.-Col. Robert Leaver, D.S.O, OJJ., 6.
1862 • to 1914, Dorothy, d. of J. E. Moulton, of King s Heath,
Worcs Entered Army Ordnance Dept. 1896 ; became a
Ch Inspector of Ordnance Machinery with rank of Hon. Major,
1907 • Hon Lieut.-Col. 1915 ; S. Africa, 1900 (despatches
twice) ; holds Serbian Order of White Eagle. (02875)
CLARK, Lieut.-Comm. Roland Arbuthnot, O.B.E, R.N.
CLARK, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Henry Dennis, O.B.E.
CLARK, Lieut. WilUam Morrison, M.B.E.
CLARKE, Andrew CampbeU, M.B.E, M.D, Ch.B.
CLARKE, Antoinette, Mrs, M.B.E
CLARKE, Viee-Adm. Arthur Calvert, C.M.G, C.B.E,
D S O 6 1848 ; s. of the late WiUiam Gray Clarke ; to. 1895,
Margaret MacGregor, d. of J. L. Adams, of U.S.A. Entered
R N 1861 ; became Lieut. 1872 ; Com. 1883 ; Capt. 1891 ;
Rear'-Adm. 1904 (retired 1903) ; Vice-Adm. 1908 ; served during
Abyssinian Campaign 1868 (medal); China 1900 (medal);
is an Officer of Legion of Honour; T. Capt. Roy. Naval;
Reserve. Club : United Service. (C1917)
CLARKE, Arthur Ernest, M.B.E, M.D, 6. 2 Aug. 1873.
Address : The Old House, Rickmansworth. (M7687)
CLARKE, Major Arthur John, O.B.E, M.C, D.C.M.
CLARKE, Capt. Sir Arthur WeUesley, K.B.E.. J.P, Lieut.-
Comm, R.N.R. (ret.), fi. 7 Jan. 1857 ; s of John Joseph Clarke,
of Cork; to. Rosina Margaret, d. of David Hopkins, H.B.M.
Consul. Educ : Cork. Elder Brother of Trinity House ;
J P County of London ; Member, Port of London Authority
(Chairman of River Committee, P.L.A.) ; Chairman, Marine
Society (the " Warspite ") ; Deputy-Chairman, Seamen's
Hospital, Greenwich (the " Dreadnought ") ; Deputy-Chair
man King George's Fund for Sailors ; Member of Committee,
Sailor's Home and Red Ensign Club ; of Royal Alfred Aged
Seamen's Institution: C.B.E. (Mil.) 1919; K.B.E. (CivU)
1920 Address : 5, Hamston House, Kensington Court Place,
W. 8 ; Trinity House, E.C. 3. (C888)
CLARKE, Charles Agacy, C.B.E, I.C.S.
CLARKE, Col. Charles Childs, M.V.O, O.B.E, 6. 1861 ;
s. of the late Rev. Samuel Childs Clarke (formerly V. of Thor-
verton) ; m. 1916, Shiela Mary, o. d. of the late Andrew D.
Tolmie, of Aldersier, Stirling. Entered R.M. 1879 ; became
Capt. 1889 ; Major, 1897 (h.p. 1902) ; Hon. Lieut.-Col. 1908 ;
Brevet Col. 1918 ; served with Egyptian Expedition, 1882
(medal, bronze star) ; commanded R.M. detachment during
T.R.H. the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York's Colonial
Tour of 1901 ; appointed a Barrack Master, 1903 ; Pay
master at Roy. Marine Depot, 1914. Club : United Service. (09523)
CLARKE, Capt. Charles Hugh, O.B.E.
CLARKE, Dora Gunning Elwin, M.B.E. ; d. of Major-
General WiUiam Calcott Clarke, Madras Staff Corps. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Commandant, Romney Marsh V.A.D.
Hospital, Littlestone-on-Sea, Kent. Address : Casa D'Este,
Bordighera. Italy. Clubs : New Victorian ; V.A.D. (M7688)
CLARKE, Douglas Allen, M.B.E.
CLARKE, Edith, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 27 Oct. 1844 ; d. of
the late Edward Nicolls, R.N. ; m. Charles Clarke, I.P.S.
Educ : Privately. Pioneer of Domestic teaching ; for 45
years Principal of the National Training School of Cookery,
Address : 6, Kensington Mansions, Trebovir Road, Earl's
Court, S.W. 5. (M239)
CLARKE, Ernest Herbert, M.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.F.)
CLARKE, Ethel May, M.B.E, fi. 7 May, 1873 ; d. of
Henry Thobuin Clarke. Educ : Privately. T7ar Work :
Joined Women's Legion, July, 1915, and was sent to Summer-
down Convalescent Camp in Aug. 1915 ; was promoted Super
intendent eleven months later, and posted to Dunstable ;
7 months later was transferred to Netheravon Cavalry School ;
joined the W.A.A.C. in 1917 when it was formed from the
nucleus of W.L, and remained in that Corps when it became

known as Q M A.A.C, in the capacity of Unit Administrator ;
demobffised, Feb. 1920. Address : c/o Mrs. Wood, Harefield
MUls, Middlesex. Club : Women's United Services. (M6615)
CLARKE, Francis WilUam, M.B.E, M.A, 6. 26 May,
1879 • s of the late John Frank Clarke, of St. Andrews,
Worcester Park. Educ. : Harrow. University Lecturer ;
formerly Professor of English Literature, Deccan CoUege,
Poona India War Work : Temp, second class clerk, Colonial
Office,' Dec. 1915, to Dec. 1918. (M1540)
CLARKE, Lieut. Frederick, M.B.E, R.A.
CLARKE Geoffrey Rothe, O.B.E, J.P, I.C.S, fi. 4
July 1871 ' s. of George Richard Clarke ; m. HUda Geraldine,
d of Lieut.'-Col. C. Seymour. Educ. : Trinity CoUege, Dublin.
Director-General Posts and Telegraphs, India. War Work:
Ministry of Munitions, Dept. of Inspection ; sent on special
duty to U.S.A. and Canada in connection with output of
munitions. Address : Simla, India. Clubs : East India
United Service ; Bengal. (0233)
CLARKE, Lieut. George Edgar, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
CLARKE, George Whitlock, M.B.E.
CLARICE, Capt. and Brevet-Major Gerald, O.B.E, 6.
1 AprU 1883 ; s. of A. H. Clarke, of Bulcote, Nottingham ;
to Marjorie Agnes, d. of Col. J. O. Hodgson (R.A. ret.), of
Andover Educ. : Chaterhouse. Territorial Army, Staff
War Work : Served in the Great War, France, 1915-19.
Address : The Cedars, Duffield, Derby. Club : Services.
CLARKE, Harold Thomas, O.B.E.
CLARKE, Helen Blanche, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1873 ; d. of
Walter Scott Copeland, of Dalbeattie, N.B. ; m. WilUam
Edward, s. of WiUiam Clarke, of York. Educ. : Addlestone,
Surrey. War Work : Quartermaster 3 years, and Commandant
2 vears of V A.D. Hospital, Strood, Kent. Address : Strood,
Kent. (M7690)
CLARKE, Lieut. Henry, M.B.E
CLARKE, Henry Charles, M.B.E. Clerk, RaUway
Clearing House ; Head of a Financial Section, Ministry of
Shipping. (M10309)
CLARKE, Rear-Adm. Henry James Langford, C.B.E,
R N Served in Great War, 1914-19, as Senior Naval Officer
and Port Convoy Officer, Dakar (despatches). (C1183)
CLARKE, Lieut.-Col. Herman, C.B.E. T. Major and
Acting Lieut.-Col. R.E. ; served in Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). _, __ _, „ . (C1514)
CLARKE, Lieut. Hugh Franklin, M.B.E, R.G.A.
CLARKE, James Alexander, O.B.E.
CLARKE, Lieut. James Bryce, O.B.E.
CLARKE, Lieut. James Richard Plomer, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. CLARKE, Lieut. James Thomas Morton, O.B.E, M.B.E,
R.A.S.C CLARKE, John Courtenay, C.B.E, O.B.E.
CLARKE, Col. John Thomas, C.B.E, Can. A.M.C.
CLARKE, Capt. Joseph, M.B.E, R.E, (T.F.)
CLARKE, Capt. Joseph Edward, O.B.E, Royal Sussex
Regt, 6. 8 July, 1875. War Work : Served in France from
May, 1915, to Feb. 1919. Address : 2nd Batt, Royal Sussex
Regt, Jamaica. (O5103)
CLARKE, Joseph Percival, C.B.E, M.Inst.CE, fi. 15 Oct.
1862 ; s. of Thomas Charles Clarke, M.Inst.C.E. ; m. Elizabeth,
d. of Edward Glover, of Buenos Aires. Educ. : Marlborough.
Civil Engineer ; constructed many railways in S. America ;
1902-06, Gen. Manager, Leopoldina Rly, Brazil; 1907-14,
Gen. Manager, Buenos Aires Gt. Southern Rly. ; at present
director of Buenos Aires Gt. Southern Rly, Entre RiosRlys.
Cordoba Central, and other Rlys. War Work : 1915-17,
assisted Ministry Munitions Priority Dept. : 1917 to Armistice,
was Deputy-Director, Inland Waterways and Docks, Wat
Office. Address : 20, Rosary Gardens, S.W. 7. Clubs : Argen
tine ; Ranelagh : Stoke Poges. (C462)
CLARKE, Lieut. Leslie Ebenezer, M.B.E.
CLARKE, Comm. Maurice Harvey, O.B.E, R.N.R.
CLARKE, Lieut. (T. Lieut.-Col.) Orme Bigland, C.B.E,
B.A, fi. 1880 ; s. of Frederick, M.A, heir presumptive to the
Rev. Sir Charles Clarke, of Dunham, Bt. (see BURKE'S Peerage) ;
m. 19 June, 1905, Elfrida, e. d. of Alfred Roosevelt, of New
York. Educ. : Magdalen Coll, Oxford. Barrister-at-law of
the Inner Temple. War Work : Valuable services in relation
to the legal Administration of occupied territory. Club:
Oxford and Cambridge. (C31076)
CLARKE, Peroival Herbert, M.B.E.
CLARKE, Percy Daniel, M.B.E, ft. 5 Aug. 1892 ; s. of
Robert Henry Arundel Clarke, of The Lawn, Kingsholm, Glou
cester ; to. Violet Bessie, d. of WUliam James Barrett, of Glou
cester. Educ. : Gloucester. Executive Officer Food Control
Committees, and Deputy Registrar of Marriages. War Work:
Food Control ; also associated with work of Local Tribunal,
War Pensions, and Dependants' Separation AUowances.
Address : 7. Howard Street, Gloucester. (M76W)
CLARKE, Reuben Arthur, M.B.E.
CLARKE, Major Richard Charles, O.B.E, M.C.
CLARKE, Major Richard Christopher, O.B.E, M.B,
M.R.C.P, (Lond.), fi. 15 June, 1885 ; s. of John Henry Clarke,
of Clffton, Bristol ; to. Mabel Kate, d. of F. R. Hall, of Oxford.
Educ. : Clifton College, University of Bristol ; Middlesex
Hospital. Hon. Physician to Bristol Royal Infirmary ; Hon.
Physician to Cossham Memorial Hospital, Bristol. War Work:
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), France, March, 1915, to Jan. 1919 ; mentioned

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in despatches ; attached 4th Gloucestershire Regt, and 19th
Casualty Clearing Station. Address: 29, Victoria Square,
Clifton, Bristol. Club : Clifton. (O5104)
CLARKE, Thomas Henry, M.B.E, 6. 16 June, 1883 ;
8. of Thomas Clarke, of Woolwich ; to. Catherine Elizabeth,
d. of Farquhar Beaton Gollan, of Woolwich. Educ. : Wool
wich High School and King's College, London University.
Civil Servant, War Office. War Work : Contracts Dept,
War Office, and Ministry of Munitions ; Secretary, Sir Albert
Stanley's Mechanical Transport Contracts Committee. Address :
118. Dunvegan Road, Eltham, S.E. 9. (M240)
CLARKE, Col. Thomas Henry Matthews, C.M.G, C.B.E,
D.S.O, M.B, ft. 1869; s. of the late Staff Surg. Thomas
Matthews Clarke, M.B, Army Med. Depart. ; m. 1905, Susan
MorreU, d. of PhiUp E. Chapin, of Washington, District of
Columbia, U.S.A. Educ. : Trinity Coll, DubUn (B.A. and
M.B.). Entered Army Med. Depart. 1897 ; became Capt. Roy
Army Med. Corps, 1900; Major, 1909; Lieut.-Col. 1915; and
Col. Army Med. Ser. 1918 ; served at Candla, 1898 (wounded,
despatches twice) ; Med. Adviser to H.R.H. Prince George of
Greece, 1901-3 ; appointed Physician and Surg, to Roy.
Hospital, Kilmainham, 1912 ; Knight of Order of Saviour of
Greece. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Royal Automobile. (C805)
CLARKE, Lieut. Thomas Walter, M.B.E.
CLARKE, Walter Leonard, M.B.E.
CLARKE, Lieut. WilUam Francis, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
CLARKE, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Gay, C.B.E, R.E, 6. 16
July, 1869 ; s. of John Clarke, of Chieveley ; m. Norah Helen,
d. of Dr. WUliam Bodkin, of Chelmsford. Educ : King's
CoUege, London. War Work : Acting Director of Inland
Waterways and Docks. Club : Thatched House. (C2088)
CLARKE, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam James, O.B.E.
CLARKE, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam James, M.B.E, R.A.
CLARKE, WUUam John, C.B.E, 6. 13 March, 1857 ;
s. of John Clarke, of Haddenham, Bucks, and Plymouth ;
m. Annie Georgina, d. of Joseph Godfrey, of Plymouth, and has
issue, three sons. Educ. : Clewer House School, Windsor.
Thirty-seven years in the Admiralty Service ; entered by
competitive examination in 1882, and retired in 1919 ; from
1882-94, served at Devonport, Portsmouth, Gosport and
Bermuda ; in 1894, appointed Superintending CivU Engineer
of H.M. naval establishments at Malta, ano afterwards served
in a similar capacity at Chatham.the Admiralty (Whitehall),
and Devonport, until 1912 ; in that year appointed Assistant-
Director of Works at the Admiralty, and later Deputy-Director
of Works, and consequently served at the Admiralty during the
whole of the War ; Fellow of the Royal Colonial Institute, and
late M.Inst.CE. Address : Wayside, Brockenhurst, Hants.
Club : Royal Societies'. (C2518)
CLARKE, LesUe CHATFELLD-, M.B.E, M.I.M.E.
M.J.I.E, 6. 1865 ; s. of the late Thomas ChatfeUd-Clarke, J.P,
F.R.I.B.A, of Westboume Terrace, Hyde Park, W, and
Wootton, Isle of Wight ; to. Grace Brown Moore, d. of WUliam
Moore, of BeUast. Educ. : Rev. C Young's School, Brighton ;
Rev. T. R. Stebbing's School, Turbridge Wells. Vice-Chair
man of the Isle of Wight Rural District Council ; Guardian,
Isle of Wight Union. War Work : Assistant Commandant and
Superintendent, Northwood Red Cross Auxiliary Hospital,
Cowes, I. of W, 1914-18. (M7691)
CLARKE, Hope EUzabeth HOPE-, O.B.E. Founder and
Organiser of the SUver Thimble Fund. (011898)
CLARKE, Col. John de Winton LARDNER-, C.B.E,
R.A. (Retired), 6. 19 May, 1858 ; s. of the late Major John
Lardner-Clarke, R.A. ; to. Mary EUzabeth Augusta, d. of late
Henry Askew Robinson, M.R.C.S, widow of late Alan E.
ChambrS, of Halhead HaU, Cumberland. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : MiUtary InteUigence Department, War Office,
from Aug. 1914, to Aug. 1919. Address : Parkholme, Warbling-
ton, Havant, Hants. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Royal
Dorset Yacht ; Royal Albert Yacht. (C2134)
CLARKE, Major Mervyn Hanbury LOWTHER-,
CLARKE, Capt. James Thomas MORTON-, O.B.E, 6.
31 Aug. 1880. Served in the South African Campaign, Staff
Captain, War Office (Quartermaster General's Dept.). Clubs :
R.A.C; United R.A.S.C. (07494)
CLARKE, Capt. Geoffrey SOMERS-, O.B.E, R.A.F.
CLARKE, Lieut.-Col. Charles Camden WISEMAN-,
0 B E
CLARKSON, Elkanah, M.B.E.
CLARKSON, Francis George, M.B.E.
CLARKSON, Eng.-Rear-Adm. Sir WilUam, K.B.E,
C.M.G, A.D.C, R.A.N, 6. 26 March, 1859 (see BURKE'S Peer
age) ; s. of James Nicholson Clarkson, of Whitby, Yorks. ;
m. Louisa Clarissa, d. of James C Hawker, of Adelaide, South
AustraUa. Educ. : Privately. 3rd Naval Member of the Naval
Board of Administration ; Director of Transports ; Controller
of Shipping, Australia. War Work : The organisation and
direction of transport for conveying Australian troops to
Europe ; the Organisation and Control of Merchant Shipping.
Address : Mombah, 12, Como Avenue, South Yarra, Victoria,
Australia. Club : The AustraUan, Melbourne. (K117)
CLAUGHTON, Harold, M.B.E.
CLAUSEN, Lieut. Hugh, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
CLAUSON, Albert Charles, C.B.E, K.C, 6. 14 Jan.
1870 ; s. of Charles Clauson, and of Julia Burton, daughter of
Rev. John WaU Buckley (see Bukke'S Peerage, Wrenbury, B.);
in. Kate, d. of James Thomas Hopwood, of Lincoln's Inn (see

Southborough, Baron). Educ. : Merchant Taylors' School, and
St. John's CoUege, Oxford. Bencher (1914) of Lincoln's Inn;
Past-Master of Merchant Taylors' Company. War Work:
Legal Member (unpaid) of the Staff of the Controller of the
Navy, at the Admiralty, 1917-18 ; attached to Lord South-
borough's Indian Reforms Commission, 1918-19. Addresses :
13, Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.O. 2 ; Hawkshead House,
Hatfield, Herts. Clubs : Athenaeum ; United University;
Albemarle. (C2519)
CLAUSON, Capt. Gerald LesUe Makins, O.B.E.
CLAVELL, Lieut. Richard Charles, O.B.E, R.N.
CLAY, Capt. Ernest, M.B.E, 6. 19 Dec. 1874 ; a. of Philip
Clay, of Nottingham ; to. Emma Rose, d. of Thomas Brown,
of Dublin. Educ. : St. John's CoUege, Gibraltar, and Army.
Adjutant, 6th Batt. London Regt. War Work : South
Africa, 1899-1902 ; France, as R.S.M, March-June, 1915 ;
Adjutant, 6th Batt. London Regt, Oct. 15, to present date.
Address : 41, Mountfold Road, Stamford Hill. (M5161)
CLAY, Major Ernest Charles, C.B.E, 6. 2 Dec. 1872;
s. of Charles John Clay, of HoUy Bush Hall, Staffs. ; m. Dorothy
Mary, d. of John L. Press, of Reymerstone Hall, Norfolk, and
Clifton, Bristol. Educ : Marlborough and New CoUege,
Oxford. Called to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn, 1899. War Work :
Temp. Major and D.A.A.G, Headquarters Staff, War Office.
Address : Little Court, Banstead, Surrey. Club : Royal
Automobile. (C1515)
CLAY, Capt. Frank Septimus, O.B.E, R.A.V.C
CLAY, Frederiok Septimus, M.B.E.
CLAY, Col. Henry, C.B.E. ; Col. (retired) ; Dep. Director
of Recruiting, E. Command. (C806)
CLAY, Major and Qr.-Mr. Henry, C.B.E.
CLAY, Col. John, C.B.E, M.B, M.R.C.S, R.A.M.C. ;
served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1237)
CLAY, Joseph Miles, O.B.E, I.C.S, 6. 6 Sept. 1881 ;
s. of the late Arthur Lloyd Clay, I.C.S. ; m. Edith Marguerite
Florence, d. of Edwin T. Hall, of Dulwich, S B. Educ. :
Winchester; New College, Oxford. Deputy Commissioner
of the Garhwal District, U.P, India. Address : c/o Messrs.
Grindlay and Co, Pariiament Street, S.W. (O2064)
CLAY, Laura Beatrice, M.B.E, 6. 1892 ; d. of Laurence
Clay, of Kingskerswell, Devon. Educ : Manchester High
School. Late Controller, Northern Command, Q M.A.A.C
War Work : Four years' service with the Women s Legion and
the Q.M.A.A.C ; now on reUef work in Poland. Address :
South HiU, Kingskerswell, Devon. (M3254)
CLAY, Mignon Elvira, Mrs, M.B.E, d. of Louis Andre, of
Paris ; m. Joseph, s. of James Henry Clay, of Giggleswlck.
Educ. : France, and Dresden Conservatorium of Music War
Work : Sec. and Vice-Chairwoman Leeds City Association ;
D.G.V.O, C'othing and Hospital Needs Committee. Address :
Riddings, Long Preston. Yorks. (M7694)
CLAY, Robert, O.B.E, J.P.
CLAY, Major WilUam Henry Christy, O.B.E.
CLAYE, Fred Wainwright, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
CLAYTON, Rev. Albert Charles, O.B.E. Board for
Tamil Christian Literature, Madras. War Work : Edited
¦' War News " for the PubUcity Board of the Government of
Madras. Address : Ingleby, Kodaikanal, South India. (O9810)
CLAYTON, Charles Henry James, M.B.E.
CLAYTON, Major EmUius, O.B.E, R.F.A, 6. 19 June,
1884; 8. of Col. EmUius Clayton, late R.A, of Charlcombe
Manor, Bath ; to. Dene Dorothy Constance, d. of the late
Col. Thomas Edmund Strong, LA, of Claremont, Exeter.
Educ. : Bradfield ; Royal MiUtary Academy, Woolwich.
War Work : Served with the British Army in Flanders, the
Balkans, and South Russia, during the European War. Ad
dress : Charlcombe Manor, Bath. Club : Sports. (07002)
CLAYTON, George Christopher, C.B.E, J.P.
CLAYTON, Brig.-Gen. Sir Gilbert Falkingham, K.B.E.,
C.B, C.M.G, F.R.G.S, Lieut.-Col. R. of O, R.A, 6. 6 July,
1875 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. W. L. N. Clayton, Sandown ; m. Enid
Caroline, 2nd d. of Frank Napier Thorowgood, 24, Elm Park,
Gardens, S.W. Edue. : Isle of White Coll. ; R.M.A, Woolwich.
Entered Army, 1895 ; Capt. 1901 ; employed by Egyptian
Govt, 1900-10; Sudan Govt, since 1910; served Nile Expe
dition, 1898 (despatches, Egyptian Medal, 2 clasps, medal) ;
Director of InteUigence in Egypt, 1914-17 ; Chief PoUtical
Officer, Egyptian Expeditionary Force, 1917 ; European War,
1914-19 (K.B.E, C.B, C.M.G, despatches six times) ; Officer,
Legion of Honour : 4th Class Osmanieh; 3rd Class Medjidieh:
Officer, St. Maurice and Lazarus and St. Stanislaus : Grand
Commander, Order of King George I. of Greece. Address:
War Office, Cairo. Club : United Service. (K274)
CLAYTON, Harry, M.B.E, fi. 15 April, 1888. Educ:
Dover College. War Work : Assistant ControUer, Munitions
Accounts Department, Ministry of Munitions. Address :
Wavside, Cheam, Surrey. Clubs : Cocoa Tree ; Road. (M3575)
CLAYTON, James, M.B.E, M.I.M.E, 6. 17 Nov. 1872 ;
s of Jabez Clayton, of Bollington, Stockport, Cheshire ; to.
Mary Gertrude, d. of Samuel CoUins, of Derryork, Dungiven,
Co. Derry, Ireland. Educ. : Gorton Schools, and Municipal
School of Technology, Manchester. Locomotive Engineer ;
Personal Assistant to Chief Mechanical Engineer, South-
Eastern and Chatham Railway ; Member of Council of Insti
tution of Locomotive Engineers. War Work : Planning and
equipment of Overseas Railway Workshops; charge of
Indenting and inspection of aU Railway Material, the supply of
which was undertaken by the Chief Mechanical Engineers
Dept, S.E. and 0. Ry, Ashford, for aU theatres of war;

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

designs of Anti-Aircraft Gun Carriage for Sir Percy Scott,
R.N. Addresses : Langton, 36, Albert Road, Ashford, Kent ;
Chief Mechanical Engineer's Dept, S.E. and C. Ry. (M7695)
CLAYTON, Lieut. Norman WilUs, M.B.E. M.C.
CLAYTON, Thomas, M.B.E, J.P.
CLAYTON, WUUam EUis, O.B.E.
CLEARY, Right Rev. Henry WUUam, O.B.E., R.C.
CLEAVER, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Holden, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 1875 ; Lieut.-Col. R.A.F. ; served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C854)
CLEAVER, Harris Pengest, O.B.E.
CLEEVE, Major Charles Edward, O.B.E, 6. 31 May,
1891 ; s. of Frederick Cleeve, D.L, of Limerick ; m. Josephine
Eugenie, d. of Alfred Talbot, of Westcliffe-on-Sea. Educ. :
St. Edward's School, Oxford; Christ's CoU, Cambridge.
Merchant. War Work : Joined R.A.S.C, Mechanical Transport
Branch, in April, 1915 ; served with 52 M.T. Coy, Aldershot,
tUl April, 1916 ; went to France with No 1 Water Tank M.T.
Coy. as Adjutant ; took over Command of Coy. in Feb. 1917 ;
twice mentioned in despatches ; relinguished commission,
April, 1919. Address : Calgarth, St. Margaret's Road, Hoy-
lake. (051 07)
CLEEVE, Lieut.-Col. Herbert, C.B.E, R.A.S.C, (R. of 0.),
6. 15 Sept. 1870 ; s. of C. K. Cleeve ; to. Clara F, d. of John F.
Holt, of U.S.A. Educ. : WeUington CoUege. Joined 1st
Batt. South Wales Borderers, 1892, from 4th Batt. Queen's
Own Royal West Kent Regt. ; transferred to A.S.C, 1896 ;
served South African War, 1899-1901 (despatches, twice) ;
Queen's medal, seven clasps. War Work : European War,
1914-19 (despatches, twice), cr. C.B.E. (MiUtary), 1919. Club :
Naval and M-Utary. (C1518)
CLEGG, AUred, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 23 June, 1872; s. of
Albert Clegg, of New Hey, Lancs. ; m. Frances, d. of Samuel
Binns, of Oldham, Lancs. Head Master of Crompton East
Crompton School ; Chairman, Crompton Urban District
CouncU. War Work : Chairman of the MUitary Service
Tribunal, War Pensions Committee, Food Control Committee,
and War Savings Committee. Addresses: 31, College Road,
Oldham ; East Crompton, Shaw, Lancs. (M1542)
CLEGG, BeUa (Rebecca), Mrs, M.B.E. 6. 28 Nov. 1848 ;
d. of Joseph Sills, of Orsett, Essex ; to. the late Harry Clegg,
J.P, D.L, A.C.C.. Plas Llanfair, Anglesey, s. of Kay Clegg,
Solicitor, of Oldham, Lancs. Chairman of District Nursing
Association; Vice-Chairman, Biyn Menai Nursing Home;
on Committee, North Wales Nursing Association ; Board of
Governors, Carnarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary. War
Work : Commandant of Bodlendch AuxiUary Hospital,
Menai Bridge, 1915-19. Address : Bryn Llwyd, Menai
Bridge, Anglesey. Clubs : Ladies' Imperial : Empress. (M1543)
CLEGG, EUzabeth, Mrs, M.B.E. War Work: Joint
Hon. Sec, Central Advisory Committee (Care Committee),
Royal Dublin FusUiers, Dublin. Address : 11, Kemlworth
Road, DubUn. (M3576)
CLEGG, Ethel Theodora, M.B.E, fi. 12 March, 1891 ;
d. of Leonard Johnson Clegg, of Sheffield. Educ. : The Grange,
Buxton ; Vevey, Switzerland. War Work : Joined Women's
Legion, MiUtary Cooking Section, Aug. 1916; worked at
Folkestone Rest Camps until transferred to Headquarters
Chatham Garrison Feb. 1918 ; promoted Deputy ControUer,
Eastern Command, Feb. 1918 ; transferred to Q.M.A.A.C.
Headquarters Staff, Eastern Command, London, 191 9 ; demobi-
Used Nov. 1919. Address: West Hey, Whiteley Wood,
Sheffield. (M1544)
CLEGG, Fanny, M.B.E. War Work : From Aug. 1914,
to Jan. 1919, engaged in voluntary work amongst the wives and
dependants of Soldiers and Sailors, first through the Soldiers'
and SaUors' Families Assn.. and later the War Pensions Com
mittee. Address : Walmsley House, Rochdale. (M7697)
CLEGG, Herbert Edmund, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
CLEGG, Comm. John Harry Kay, O.B.E, R.X.
CLEGG, Margaret Penelope, M.B.E, 6. 7 Nov. 1846 ¦
d. of Walter Clegg, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.S.A, of Boston, Lincoln
shire. Educ. : Privately. War Work : 4i years Comman
dant of the Red Cross AuxiUary Hospital, Holden House,
Boston, Lines. ; Officer-in-charge of Surgical Clinic for Dis
charged SaUors and Soldiers, under the Ministry of Pensions
East Midlands Centre. Address : Portarlington, Carlton Road,
Boston, Lines. (M243)
CLEGG, Capt. Robert Edward, M.B.E, SA.S.C
CLEGG, Capt. Sydney James, O.B.E, RAM C (T F )
CLEGG, Lieut. Thomas Harry, M.B.E, M.C.
CLEGG, Sir WiUiam Edwin, Kt. Bach, C.B.E, J.P.
for the West Riding of Yorkshire and City of Sheffield, LL D
(honoris causa), Sheffield University, 6. 21 AprU 1852 • s
of WiUiam Johnson Clegg, of Cliffe Tower, Sheffield. Educ '¦
Sheffield and Gainford, near Darlington. Ex-Lord Mayor of
Sheffield, 1898-99 ; Alderman of the City ; Member bf the
Sheffield Town Trust : Chairman of the Sheffield Education
Committee ; Corporation Tramways Committee ; Sheffield
Licensing Committee ; Member of the CouncU of the Sheffield
University ; Chairman of the AppUed Science Committee of the
Sheffield University ; Member and Treasurer of the Derwent
VaUey Water Board. War Work : Propaganda work In
connection with recruiting ; Chairman of the Sheffield MUitary
Tribunal ; Chairman of the Sheffield District Munitions Court
under the Munitions of War Acts ; Chairman of the Court of
Referees for the Yorkshire, and East Midlands Division, under
the Ministry of Labour (Employment Department). Clubs ¦
National Liberal ; Sheffield ; Sheffield Reform. (C463)

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CLELAND. Sir Charles, K.B.E, M.V.O, D.L, J.P
6. 15 AprU, 1867 ; «. of Charles Cleland, of BonvUle, Mary hffi :
m. Jessie Houston, d. of William Burrell, of Elmbank,
Bowling. Educ : Glasgow Academy, and privately. Chair
man, Glasgow Education Authority ; Income Tax Commissioner
for City of Glasgow ; Chairman, Glasgow Unionist Association.
War Work : Chairman, Glasgow Local War Pensions Com
mittee ; Chairman, South West of Scotland Joint (Disable
ment) Committee. Address : BonvUle, MaryhiU, Glasgow.
Clubs Conservative ; Scottish Constitutional, Glasgow. (K16)
CLELAND, John Storkwyn, M.B.E. (M10337)
CLEMENS, Major Lionel AUred, O.B.E, M.C.
CLEMENT, Sir Thomas, K.B.E, Chairman of the Cheese
and Butter Department, Ministry of Food. (K207)
CLEMENTI, Marie Penelope Rose, Mrs, M.B.E.; d. of
Vice-Admiral C. J. Eyres, R.N, D.S.O, of Denmark House,
Rochester ; to. Cecil, s. of the late Colonel Montagu Clementi.
War Work : President of British Guiana War ReUef Needle
work GuUd (affiliated to Queen Mary's Needlework Guild).
Address : Denmark House, Rochester. (M6427)
CLEMENTS, Dora, Mrs, O.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
CLEMENTS, Wing Com., Edward Cecil, O.B.E, R.A.F,
M.S. Ophthalmic Surgeon, Lincoln County Hospital. War
Work : Major, R.A.M.C. (T.F.) ; Squadron Leader, R.A.F.
Med. Service. Address : 3, Lindum Road, Lincoln. (O9620)
CLEMENTS, Fred, M.B.E.
CLEMENTS, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Frederick James, M.B.E,
CLEMENTS, Major Thomas, O.B.E, 6. 23 Aug. 1868;
s. of the late Frank Clements, of Lngham, Norfolk ; m. Fanny
Bartley, d. of the late Samuel WeUer, of East Grinstead.
Educ. : Privately. Served continuously in the Durham Light
Infantry since May, 1887. War Work : Served on the Staff
Headquarters, Second Army, France, and also with the Italian
Expeditionary Force from Jan. 1917, to AprU, 1919 ; mentioned
in despatches, London Gazette, 1st Jan. 1919 ; awarded
Croce di Guerra (ItaUan), Dec. 1 918. Address : c/o Messrs.
Holt and Co, 3, WhitehaU Place, S.W. (02911)
CLEMENTS, Lieut, and Quartermaster WiUiam Joseph,
M.B.E, 6. 8 Dec. 1887; m. Jessie HatherU, d. of the late John
Handy, of Cardiff. Educ: Grocers' Company School. Insur-.
ance Official ; served in Grenadier Guards. War Work :
Joined and helped to form 10th Batt. Royal FusUiers (Stock
Exchange Batt.) in 1914, with rank of R.Q.M. Sergt. ; proceeded
with them to France in 1915, and remained with them until
May, 1917, with the exception of a few months in 1916, when
temporarily attached to the 13th Batt. The Rifle Brigade, as
Quartermaster ; promoted to Lieut, and Quartermaster
to 13th Batt. The Rifle Brigade in May 1917, and remained
with that Brigade until demobiUsation May, 1919. Address:
15, Lupus Street, S.W. 1. (M4449)
CLEMISHAW, 2nd. Lieut. John, M.B.E, R.E.
CLEMSON, FUght-Lieut. AUred WiUiam, O.B.E,
DS.C CLERICI, Major Charles John EmUe, CLE, O.B.E, R.E,
fi. 1877 ; s. ot Ernest Clerici, of Milan, Italy ; m. Constance
Jessie d. of Yates Brooks, of Victoria, Australia. Assistant
Director-General, Posts and Telegraphs of India. War Work :
Served in Mesopotamia, 1914-20 ; Director of Postal Services,
'Iraz and Persian Lines of Communication ; mentioned in
despatches. Address : Colpelly, Abbott Street, Sandringham,
Pretoria, Austraha. (02267)
CLERK, Sir Dugald, K.B.E, D.Sc, LL.D, F.R.S., J.P.
6. 31 March, 1854 (see Burke's Peerage) ; s. of the late Donald
Clerk, of Glasgow ; m. Margaret, d. of the late Alex. Hannay,
of Westburn, Helensburgh, N.B. Educ : Anderson's CoUege,
Glasgow ; Yorkshire CoUege of Science, Leeds. CivU Engineer ;
inventor and investigator in internal combustion engines since
1876 ; member of the University Grants Committee. War
Work : Chairman, Royal Society, Engineering Section Com
mittee for War, 1914-19 ; member of the Advisory Committee
for Aeronautics ; Chairman, Internal Combustion Engine
Sub-Com. of that body ; member, Air Inventions Committee ;
member of Panel Board of Invention and Research ; director
of Engineering Research, Admiralty Engineering Laboratory,
1916-19. Addresses : Lukyns, Ewhurst, Surrey ; 57-58,
Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C. 2. Clubs : Athenaeum ; Reform ;
Royal AutomobUe ; Royal Clyde Yacht. (£15)
CLERK, Lieut.-Col. Robert Mildmay, O.B.E. Hon. Sec,
Somerset Branch of the Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Associ
ation. (011899)
CLERKE, Major Augustus Basil Holt, C.B.E, fi. 1871 ;
s. of Col. ShadweU H. Clerke, formerly Roy. Scots ; m. Mabel,
d. of J. Seymour Salaman. Educ. : Cheltenham ; R.MA.
Major R.A. (ret.) ; Managing Director of Hadnelds •
(Limited), of Sheffield ; appointed Assist. Inspector of Steel,
1889 ; Ch. Inspector, Ordnance CoU. 1905 ; Inspector, Roy.
Arsenal, Woolwich 1918. Club: United Service. (C131)
CLEVELAND, Major Arthur John, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
CLEVELAND, Sir Charles Raitt, K.C.I.E, K.B.E.,
Director of Central InteUigence , India, since 1910 ; 6. 1866 ; m.
Mary Kathleen, d. of Col. W. T. Hogg. Educ : Christ's ColL,
Finchley ; BaUiol CoU, Oxford. Entered Indian CivU Service,
1885 ; Assistant Commissioner, C.P, 1887 ; Settlement Officer,
1891 ; Commissioner of Excise, 1894 ; Deputy Commissioner,
1897; Inspector-General PoUce, C.P, India, 1900; D.C.I,
1910; King's PoUce Medal, 1909. Address: Simla and
Calcutta, India. Clubs : East India United Service ; United
Service, Simla ; Bengal, Calcutta. (K46'

BIOGRAPHIES.

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CLIBBON, Peroy Gordon, M.B.E, R.N.
CLIFF, Capt. Arthur, O.B.E.
CLIFF, Edith Maud, O.B.E.
CLIFFORD, Elizabeth Lydia RosabeUe, Lady, C.B.E. :
d. of the late Edward Bonham, Consul at Calais, and w. of
Henry PhiUp Ducarel de la Pasture (see Burke's Peerage,
Foreign Titles) ; to. 24 Sept. 1910, Sir Hugh Charles, K.C.M.G,
s. of Sir Henry Hugh CUfford, V.C, K.C.M.G, C.B, and g. s. of
the 7th Baron CUfford of Chudleigh (see Burke's Peerage). (C390)
CLIFFORD, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Stanley, D.S.O, O.B.E,
6. 1873 ; s. of Samuel Le Poer Trench Clifford, a judge of
Punjab. Joined Punjab Light Horse, 1896 ; served in S.
Africa, 1900, with Lumsden's Horse; 1901, as Lieut. W.
Australian Mounted Inf. ; in charge of W. AustraUan Scouts ;
present at action of Moore Vlej ; capture of Bettah Com
mando (despatches) ; Major and T. Lieut.-Col. Canadian
Forces ; Assist. Provost Marshal. (O7902)
CLIFFORD, Col. Ernest Thomas, C.B.E, V.D, R.E.
(T.F.) ; served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1516)
CLIFFORD, Brig.-Gen. Walter Rees, C.B.E. Col. and
Hon. Brig.-Gen. (retired) : served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1517)
CLIFFORD, Major WiUiam Henry, O.B.E.
CLIFT, Agnes, Mrs., M.B.E.
CLIFT, Surg.-Comm. Hugh, O.B.E, R.N.
CLIFT, James Augustus, C.B.E, K.C, 6. 1857 ; s. of
Theodore Clift, merchant, of St. John's. Newfoundland. Bar,
Newfoundland 1884, and K.C. 1904 ; Vice-Chm. of Standing
Committee of Patriotic Assoc, and a Member of Pensions
Board and Mil. Board; elected to Newfoundland Parliament
1889. Address: St. John's, Newfoundland. (C383)
CLIFT, Lieut. George Neilson, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CLIFT, John George Neilson, M.B.E. (M3365)
CLIFT, MUdred, M.B.E.
CLIFTON, Major Arthur John, O.B.E, Durham L.I,
6. 27 Jan. 1887 ; s. of the late James CUfton, of Cheltenham,
Glos. Educ : Privately. Inspector of Armoured Motor
Batteries in India. War Work : Pioneer of the armoured
car in India ; played a leading part in organising armoured
motor batteries for use in India and on the north-west frontier
of India ; Commanded A.M. Batts. on all operations on the
N.W.F. between 1915 and 1919 ; author of first official manual
on A.M. Tactics ; mentioned in despatches six times ; awarded
O.B.E, Croix de Guerre with palm (French), and Brevet
Majority. Addresses : Hazle Dean, Cheltenham ; c/o Army
Headquarters, Simla, Lndia. Clubs : R.A.C. ; various Indian. (02366)
CLIFTON, Rev. Edward James, O.B.E.
CLIFTON, Capt. Ernest HamUton, O.B.E.
CLINCH, Sidney Herbert, M.B.E.
CLINCKETT, Robert James, M.B.E, 6. 30 May, 1846 ;
s. of Robert Clinckett, of Barbados W.I. Educ. : Privately.
Official Assignee. War Work : Treasurer for British,' French
and Belgium Red Cross Societies ; Local ControUer of Clearing
Office under Peace Treaty Order, 1919. Address : Strath-
clyde, Bridgetown, Barbados, W.I. (M2933)
CLINE, Major John George, O.B.E, Can. M.G.C
CLINKARD, Lieut. Charles Ernest, M.B.E.
CLIPPERTON, EUa EUzabeth, Mrs. Charles BeU ChUd,
CLITHEROW, Col. John Bourchier STRACEY-, C.B.E.
CLIVE, Major Harry, O.B.E, T.D, 6. 7 May, 1880 ; s. of
Col. R. C CUve, V.D, D.L, of Gravenhunger HaU, Woore,
Crewe ; m. Dorothy, d. of Joseph Clive, of Combe Flory,
Somerset. Educ. : Newcastle ; Staffordshire. Porcelain
Manufacturer ; Merchant (Raw Materials). War Work :
MobUised 5th N. Staffs Regt, Aug. 1914 ; overseas, 46th
Division, Feb. 1915 ; Staff Capt. North Midland Brigade ;
D.A.Q.M.G. Headquarters Northern Command, York. Address :
Ela's Gorse, WUloughbridge, Market Drayton, Salop. (O7004)
CLOETE, Col. Evelyn Rivers Henry Josias, C.B.E. Col.
R.A. (ret.) : Soudan, 1885 (medal with clasps, bronze star) ;
served in the Great War, 19] 4-19 (despatches). (C807
CLOGSTOUN, Capt. Herbert Cunningham, CLE, O.B.E,
fi. 1857 ; s. of Major Herbert Mackworth Clogstoun. V.C; m.
1885, Emily Ursula Anne, who died 1907, d. of Maj.-Gen. A.
Hoseason, Madras Armv. Educ. : Wellington CoU. Was in
Bengal PoUce, 1882-87; Special Assist, to Bengal Govt. 1887-91;
employed under Foreign Depart, of Govt, of India in
Rajputana and Central India, 1891-1906 ; has been Tutor to
Maharajah Holkar of Indo, and Police Assist, Rajputana ;
retired 1912 ; is T. Capt. in the Army. (O5109)
CLOGSTOUN, Capt. Herbert Prinsep Somers, M.B.E.
R.A.F. CLONBROCK, Augusta CaroUne, Baroness, O.B.E, 6
1839 ; d. of the late Edward, 2nd Baron Crofton ; m. the late
Luke Gerald, 4th Baron Clonbrock (see BURKE'S Peerage).
President of G.F.S, and of Mothers' Union, Dioceses KiUaloe,
Clonfert, etc. ; President, Ladies Committee Mount Bellew
Workhouse, and of Co. Galway Assn. for Promotion of Temper
ance ; started, and for many years President, Clonbrock and
Castlegar Poultry Society. War Work: President, Co.
Galway War Fund Association. Address : Clonbrock, Ahas-
cragh, Ireland. (010156)
„ CLOSE, Col. Sir Charles (Frederick), K.B.E, C.B,
C.M.G, F.R.S, 6. 10 Aug. 1865 ; s. of Maj.-Gen. F. Close,
R.A., of Shanklin ; to. Gladys Violet, d. of Theodore Percival,

of Shanklin. Educ. : Jersey and Royal Military Academy.
Commissioned in R.E, 1884 ; on Survey of India, 1889-94 ;
in charge Niger-Cameroon Boundary Survey, 1895 ; British
Commissioner, Nyasa-Tanganyika Boundary Commission,
1898 : S. African War, 1900 ; Chief Instructor in Surveying,
Chatham,:1902-05 ; Head of Geographical Section, General Staff,
1905-1911; Director General, Ordnance Survey, 1911 ; Halley
Lecturer, Oxford, 1914 ; Boundary Commissioner under
Representation of the People Bill, 1917. War Work : During
the war the Ordnance Survey was the main source of supply
for the millions of trench and other maps required by the
British Armies on the Western Front. Addresses : Ordnance
Survey, Southampton ; Coytbury, St. GUes's HU1, Winchester.
Club : Army and Navy. (K56)
CLOSE, EUa, O.B.E.
CLOSE, Lieut.-Col. Francis Morton, O.B.E, B.E.
CLOSE, Harold Arden, CLE, C.B.E, 6. 13 Dec. 1863;
s. of Gen. H. P. Close, Bombay Staff Corps ; to. Edith Mary,
d. of W. A. Robinson. Educ. : Cheltenham. Appointed to
Indian Police in 1884 ; Inspector-General, North West Frontier
Province, 1909-20. War Work : Served on Indian North
west Frontier throughout the War ; received King's Police
Medal in 1917. Address : Peshawar, Branksome Park,
Bournemouth. Club : E.I.U.S. (C1070)
CLOSE, Rev. Richard Bevill Middleton, O.B.E, M.A,
R.A. CLOTHIER, Lieut. Frederick Nelson, M.B.E, R.N.V.R.
CLOUGH, Frederic Horton, C.B.E.
CLOUGH, Major Henry Kenny, O.B.E, 6. 19 Dec. 1876 ;
s. of the late Rev. John Clough, M.A, Rector of WUford,
Nottinghamshire ; m. Mabel Grace, d. of the late Rev. C A.
Hodgson, B.A, Rector of Barton-in-Fabis, Nottinghamshire.
Educ. : Repton. Commissioned in Regular Army, and
appointed to The King's Own Regiment, 4 May, 1898. War
Work : Adjutant, 3rd BattaUon The Kings' Own Regt. ; 2nd
in Command 2nd Battalion The King's Own Regt. ; in Command
2nd Battalion The King's Own Regt. ; with British Expedi
tionary Force, France ; wounded May, 1915 ; Deputy Assistant,
Adjutant-General at Headquarters, Northern Command, March
1916, to Feb. 1920. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, 16,
Charing Cross, London, S.W. 1. Club : Cocoa Tree. (O7006)
CLOUGH, WUUam, M.B.E.
CLOUSTON, Lieut. Noel Stewart, O.B.E, R.E.
CLOUSTON, Thomas Harold, O.B.E, 6. 1875 ; s. of
Sir Thomas S. Clouston, of Edinburgh (see Burke's Peerage) ;
m. Ada Mary Stuart, d. of Major-Gen. A. A. Bruce, of Edin
burgh. Educ : Merchiston School, and Roy. School of
Mines, Lond. Mining Engineer. War Work : Section
Director of Trench Warfare Dept, and later of Dept. of Engi
neering. Address : Langskaill, Church Road, Wimbledon,
S.W. Clubs : Union ; R.A.C. : Royal Wimbledon Golf.
(010157)
CLOUT, Capt. Charles WUUam, M.B.E.
CLOUX, Frank Louis Whitmarsh, M.B.E, A.R.I.B.A,
fi. 27 Aug. 1885 ; s. of P. F. L. Cloux, of Folkestone ; m. Hilda,
d. of T. B. Woodfall, of Dulwich. Educ. : Harvey Grammar
School, Folkestone. Assistant Architect in H.M. Office of
Works. War Work : Engaged upon design and erection of
buildings, etc, used for war purposes. Address : Gables, East
Dulwich Grove, S.E. 24. (M7701)
CLOVER, Major Edgar, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
CLOVER, Capt. Frederiok WiUiam, M.B.E.
CLOVER, Margaret Dorothy, Mrs., M.B.E.
CLOW, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam, C.B.E.
CLOWER, William, O.B.E.
CLOWES, Edith EmUy, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of George,
Warren, of Woolton, Liverpool ; m. Peter Legh Clowes, of
Burton Court. War Work : Acting Hon. Sec. County Branch
B.R.C, 1915-16 ; County Agricultural and Horticultural
organisation and Committee work for food production ; Dis
trict Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association.
Address : Burton Court, Eardisland, Herefordshire. (M244)
CLOWES, Ethel Robin, O.B.E.
CLOWES, Mary Knight, O.B.E.
CLOWES, Nina Maud Dacre, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of
E. Sparshall WUlett, M.D, J.P, of Wyke House, Isleworth;
to. WUliam Archibald Clowes. War Work : Hon. Organising
Sec Surbiton War Hospital Supply Depot ; Hon. Superin
tendent Surbiton Y.M.C.A. Hut. Address : Berwyn, Ditton
Hill, Surbiton. (010159)
CLUBB, Leonard, O.B.E.
CLUCAS, Capt. AUred Henry, M.B.E.
CLUETT, Alfred WilUam Ayers, M.B.E.
CLUMECK, Marie, M.B.E, 6. 6 Sept. 1886 ; d. of Abraham
Frankel, of Singapore ; to. Victor, s. of Nathaniel Clumeck,
of Egypt. Educ. : French Convent, and Raffles Girls' School,
Singapore. War Work : British Red Cross, and Star and
Gartar. Address : Waringa HiU, 2, Paterson Road, Singapore. (M1257)
CLUTTERBUCK, Major Lewis St. John Rawlinson,
O.B.E, R.A, fi. 30 June, 1884 ; s. of Col. L. A. Clutterbuck.
Educ. : Bath College ; R.M.A, Woolwich, Inspector, Inspection
Dept, Woolwich Arsenal ; Military InteralUed Commission
of Control in Germany. Address: c/o Messrs. Cox & Co.
16, Charing Cross, S.W. 1. (03659)
CLUTTERBUCK, MilUe Gertrude, M.B.E.
CLUTTERBUCK, Peter Henry, CLE, C.B.E. ft. 1868 ;
s. of the late Alexander Clutterbuck (see Burke's Peerage,
Barrow, Bt.) ; m. 1896, Rose Wimfred, d. of AUred Barrow

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Wilson Marriott. Formerly Dist. Sup. of PoUce, Central Pro
vinces, India. Entered Indian Forest Service, 1899 ; became
Dep. Conservator, 1897 ; Conservator, 1913 ; has been Ch.
Conservator of United Provinces since 1915 ; has Kaisir-i-Hind
Medal. Address : Nairn Tal, United Provinces, India. (C2375)
CLUTTERBUCK, Sydney Ernest, M.B.E,
CLUVER, Paul Dietrich, O.B.E. ,,,,„„„_.
CLYDESDALE, Alexander M'AUster, M.B.E. (M10378)
COALES, Capt. Herbert WalUs, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
COAST, Ernest Frederick, M.B.E.
COATES, Major Christopher George, O.B.E, 6. 1883 ;
s. of Joseph Coates, of Hampstead. Chartered Accountant.
Addresses : 26, WUloughby Road, Hampstead, London,
N.W. ; 18, Rue Chauveau-Lagarde, Paris. (02972)
COATES, David Wilson, C.B.E.. 6. 1886 ; s. of Fletcher
Coates, of Broadwater, Beckenham ; m. 1 913, Mabel, d. of the
late Thomas Goodley, of KnapweU, Cambridgeshire. Educ. :
St. John's Coll, Camb. (B.A. and LL.B. 1907, M.A. 1911). A
partner in firm of EUes, Salaman, Coates & Co, chartered
accountants ; appointed Chief Accountant, Coal Mines Depart,
Board of Trade 1917, and Financial Sec. 1919. Address :
Hughenden, Cator Road, Sydenham, S.E. Club : St. Stephen's. (C464)
COATES, Capt. Edward CUve, O.B.E.
COATES, Ernest, M.B.E.
COATES, Lieut.-Comm. Joseph Edward, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R, COATES, Lieut. Joseph Michael Smith, O.B.E, M.G.C
COATES, Lavinia, O.B.E.
COATES, R. H., M.B.E.
COATES, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, O.B.E.
COATES, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Seymour, O.B.E.
COATES, Col. WiUiam, C.B, C.B.E, V.D, D.L,
County Palatine, Lancashire. Chairman, East Lancashire
Branch, B.R.C.S. War Work : A.D.M.S, Western Command ;
Chairman, East Lancashire Branch, B.R.C.S. ; and of TotaUy
Disabled SaUors' and Soldiers' Homes. Addresses : Lngleside,
WhaUey Range, Manchester ; 17, Market Street, Manchester. (C2522)
COATS, Marie Jeanne, Lady, O.B.E, Lady of Grace St.
John of Jerusalem, 6. 20 March, 1860 ; d. of Charles Henri
Oldam, Member of CouncU General of Basse Alsace ; m.
James, 8. of the late Sir Peter Coats, of Auchendrane, Scotland
(see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Equipped 30 HiU Street,
Berkeley Square, as a Hospital for 22 to 25 Officers, and main
tained it for 3 vears. Address ; 7, Place Malesherbes, Paris,
France. (010161)
COBB, Major Charles, O.B.E.
COBB, Sir Cyril Stephen, K.B.E, M.V.O, M.A, B.C.L.
M.P. (Coalition) West Fulham, since 1918 ; Chairman of the
London County CouncU, 1913-14: Barrister-at-Law ; 6. 1861.
Address : 5, CornwaU Terrace, N.W. (K136)
COBB, Col. Henry Frederiok, C.B.E, F.S.I, 6. 11
March, 1881 ; ... of Herbert Mansfield Cobb, C.B.E, of Mock-
beggar, near Rochester ; m. Annie Margaret ; d. of Edwin
Walter Wix, of 1, Old Court Mansions, Kensington. Educ. :
Rugby. Fellow of Surveyors' Institution ; FeUow of Auc
tioneers' Institute. War Work : Chief Valuer and Compensa
tion Officer to Directorate of Lands of War Office, Ministry of
Munitions, Air Force, Disposal Board ; Member of various
committees. Addresses: 5, Rutland House, Kensington, W. 8 ;
61 & 62, Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C CZufis : Windham ; Roe
hampton. (C2089)
COBB, Lieut. Henry Percy, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
COBB, Henry Venn, C.S.I, CLE, C.B.E, M.A,
LL.B, 6. 24 Aug. 1864 ; s. ot the late Rev. Clement F Cobb,
M.A, late of Teston, near Maidstcne, Kent. Educ. : King's
School, Canterbury ; Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. Indian
CivU Service ; British Resident in Mysore ; and Chief Com
missioner of Coorg, India. War Work : In Kashmir, Mysore,
Bangalore and Coorg ; received medal from the Govt, of
India for Voluntary War Work in India, 1914-19 ; also medal
from the Commander-in-Chief in India, for recruiting work
during the war ; also MedaiUe de la reconnaissances Francaise
from the French Govt, for work in aid of la Croix rouge Fran
caise ; worked also as a volunteer for three months in the
Ministry of Munitions. Address : 1, St. James's Street, London,
S.W.I. CZKfis: East India U.S. ; Bath. (C1959)
COBB, Herbert Mansfield, C.B.E. Hon. Adviser to War
Office and Ministry of Munitions, on Land Questions. (C465)
COBB, Prof. John WilUam, C.B.E, fi. 6 Feb. 1873 ;
s. of James Cobb, of Leeds ; m. AUce, d. of John Eadie, of Pais
ley. Educ. : Modem School, Leeds ; Yorkshire CoUege, Leeds.
Livesey Professor of Coal Gas and Fuel Industries in the
University of Leeds. War Work : Deputy Inspector, High
Explosives (Leeds Area) ; chemical control of Benzene and
Toluene production from gas works, Yorks. and Lincolnshire ;
Adviser on Furnaces to Dept. of Glassware Production, Ministry
of Munitions. Address : University, Leeds. (C942)
COBB, Robert Bennett, M.B.E.
COBB, Monica Mary GEIKIE-, M.B.E, B.A. (Lond.),
fi. 8 March, 1891 ; d. of Rev. Dr. Geikie-Cobb, of St. Ethel-
burga's Church, Bishopsgate. Educ. : Queen's CoU, Harley
Street ; Univ. CoU. University of London. War Work :
Joint Sec Professional Classes War Relief CouncU for reUeving
distress occasioned by the war amongst the professional classes.
Addresses: 40, Cathcart Road, S.W. 10; Rishaugles, Eye,
Suffolk. (M7704)
COBBOLD, Alfred Townshend, O.B.E, 6. 4 Nov. 1852 ;

s. of Rowland Townshend Cobbold, of Dedham, Essex; m.
AUce Bessie, d. of Robert Lindley Nunn, of Ipswich. Educ. :
Felsted. SoUcitor. Clerk of the Peace for East Suffolk and
for West Suffolk ; Clerk of the East and West Suffolk County
CouncUs ; Clerk to the Lieutenancy for Suffolk (Honorary).
-War Work : Sec. East and West Suffolk Appeal Tribunals ;
Hon. Sec. East Suffolk War Relief Committee ; Member of
West Suffolk War ReUef Committee ; Special Constable,
East Suffolk ; Hon. Treas. Bramford War Savings Committee.
Address: Bramford House, nr. Ipswich. Clubs: County,
Ipswich ; West Suffolk County, Bury St. Edmunds. (O10162)
COBBOLD, Herbert St. George, C.B.E.
COBDEN, AUred Sydney, M.B.E.
COBDEN, Major George Gough, O.B.E.
COBURN, Marmaduke Robert, O.B.E.
COCHRAN, Alexander, C.B.E, M.I.N.A, 6. 1879. Educ. :
Shrewsbury Sch. ; Chairman and Managing Director Burn &
Co. (Limited), of Calcutta ; Chairman Indian Don and Steel Co.
(Limited) of Calcutta, and other companies. Address: Cal
cutta. Clubs : Oriental ; Royal Dorset Yacht ; Bengal
(Calcutta). (C1960)
COCHRAN, Dora Alexandrina, M.B.E, V.A.D.
COCHRANE, Andrew, O.B.E.
COCHRANE, Blair Onslow, O.B.E.
COCHRANE, Edith Rose, M.B.E. ; d. of Henry Cochrane,
of The Longlands, Middlesbro'. Educ. : Ladies CoU, Bath.
Treas. War Savings Association. War Work : Naval and
Military War Pensions ; War Savings ; Work on Land ;
Voluntary Workers' Organisation. Address : The Hawthorns,
Loftus in Cleveland, Yorkshire. (M7706)
COCHRANE, Ethel, M.B.E. ; d. of Henry Cochrane, of
The Longlands, Middlesbro'. Educ. : Ladies' CoU, Bath.
Sec. War Savings Association. War Work : Naval and
MUitary War Pensions ; War Savings ; Work on Land ;
Voluntary Workers' Organisation. Address : The Hawthorns,
Loftus in Cleveland, Yorkshire. (M7707)
COCHRANE, Ethel Isabel Virginia, Mrs, M.B.E.
COCHRANE of CULTS, Gertrude JuUa Georgina, Lady,
O.B.E, d. of 6th Earl of Glasgow (see Burke's Peerage) ;
m. Thomas Horatio Arthur Ernest, 1st Baron Cochrane,
s. of the 11th Earl of Dundonald (see Burke's Peerage).
Address : Crawford Priory, Cupar, Fife. (010163)
COCHRANE, Hon. Katherine EUzabeth, M.B.E.
COCHRANE, Major (acting Lieut.-Col.) Robert CecU,
C.B.E, F.R.CV.S, R.A.V.C, 6. 11 May, 1871 ; s. of John
Cochrane, M.A, T.C.D, J.P, of Combermore, Lifford, Co.
Donegal, Deland ; m. LUy Holmes, d. of Oliver Tennant, of
Bethlehem, O.R.C, South Africa. Educ. : Privately. Royal
Army Veterinary Corps. Served throughout South African
War, Oct. 1899 to 1902 ; mentioned in despatches ; served
throughout the Great War in France, Italy, and at home.
Address : Ardavon, Westcombe Park Road, Blackheath.
Club : Junior Army and Navy. (C2090)
COCHRANE, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Henry, M.V.O, O.B.E,
6. 1867 ; e. s. of the late Rev. Thomas Cochrane ; m. 1909,
Jeanie, d. of the late WilUam Wilkin Lumb, of Meadow House,
Whitehaven. Entered R.E. 1888 ; became Capt. 1898 ; Major,
1906 ; Lieut.-Col. 1914 ; was an Inspector of Don Structures
at Headquarters, 1905-9. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (O7009)
COCHRANE, Capt. WiUiam Percy, O.B.E.
COCK, Edward, M.B.E.
COCK, James Wearne, M.B.E.
COCKBURN, Capt. Clarence Beaufort, O.B.E. (Mil),
6. 14 Jan. 1892 ; s. of Lestock W. Cockburn, M.D, of HamUton,
Ontario, Canada. Educ. : Trinity CoUege School, Port Hope,
Canada ; and R.M.C, Kingston, Ontario, Canada. War Work :
Served in France and Belgium from Aug. 1914, to Sept. 1919.
| Address : c/o Sir C. R. McGrigor, Bart, & Co, Panton Street,
Haymarket. Club : Northern Counties. (02475)
COCKBURN, Major David, O.B.E, 6. 29 July, 1860 ;
8. of WiUiam HamUton Cockburn, of HamUton. Educ. : St.
John's Grammar School, HamUton, and Glasgow University.
SoUcitor, and Joint County Clerk of Dumbartonshire. War
Work : Secretary, Dumbartonshire Territorial Force Associa
tion ; Executive Officer, Food Control Committee for County
of Dumbarton ; Acting County Adjutant, Dumbartonshire
Volunteers ; Joint Hon. Treasurer, Local War Pensions Com
mittee for County of Dumbarton ; Joint Hon. Sec, County
of Dumbarton CivU ReUef Fund ; Member of Committee
of Dumbartonshire Branch, British Red Cross Society ; Burgh
of Dumbarton War Relief Committee ; County of Dumbarton
Fund for ReUef of Disabled and Wounded Soldiers ; Dumbarton
and Alexandria Local Employment Committee ; Soldiers' and
SaUors' FamUies Association. Address : Netherton, Dumbar
ton. Club : Conservative, Glasgow. (01222)
COCKBURN, Dorothy, M.B.E.
COCKBURN, Major Ernest Radcliffe, O.B.E, 6. 17
Sept. 1875 ; s. of the late Robert Adolphus Cockburn, of
Fetcham Lodge, Leatherhead, Surrey ; m. Jean Henderson, d.
of George Rodger, of Selkirk. Educ. : Harrow. Joined 3rd
Wiltshire Regt, 1894 ; 2nd Batt. Duke of Edinburgh's WUt
shire Regt, 1897 ; served South African War, 1899-1902
(Queen's medal, 5 clasps, King's medal, 2 clasps) ; promoted
Capt, Manchester Regt, for distinguished service in the Field,
1901 ; retired, and appointed Secretary Ayrshire Territorial
Force Association, 1912 ; promoted Major and "mentioned,
1917 ; appointed Chief Constable of the County of Ayr, 1919.
War Work : Secretary, Ayrshire Territorial Force Association,

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administering 1st, 2nd and 3rd Ayrshire Yeomanry ; 1st and 2nd
Ayrshire R.H.A. ; 1st, 2nd and 3rd First Lowland Brigade,
R.F.A. ; 1st, 2nd and 3rd Fourth Batt. Royal Scots Fusiliers ;
1st, 2nd and 3rd Fifth Batt. Royal Scots FusUiers ; 11th and
12th Batt. Royal Scots Fusiliers. Address : Headquarters,
County Constabulary, Ayr. Club : Army and Navy. (01223)
COCKBURN, Brig.-Gen. George, C.B.E, D.S.O. (late
Rifle Brigade), fi. 9 Jan. 1856 ; s. of Admiral J. H. Cookburn ;
m. Alice Lindsay, cf. of HazeU RodweU, of Ipswich. Educ. :
Eton. Served in Rifle Brigade, 1876-1905. War Work :
A.A. & Q.M.G, 1st London Territorial Division ; Commanded
43rd Light Infantry Brigade (New Army) ; Commanded Reserve
Brigade (18th), Ripon Camp ; and Tay Defences. Club :
Naval and MUitary. (C1519)
COCKBURN, George Bertram, O.B.E.
COCKBURN, Major George Ernest, O.B.E.
COCKBURN, James Lowrie, M.B.E.
COCKBURN, John Alexander, M.B.E.
COCKBURN, John Henry, O.B.E. ; s. of Charles Cock-
burn ; to. Louisa Annie, d. of Anthony Berriman, of Percy
House, Pocklington. SoUcitor (Honours) ; Sec. of South
Yorkshire Coal Trade Association ; author of the following
works ; Law of Coal and other Minerals, Law of Private Rail
way Sidings and Trafiic, Law of Checkweiahing. War Work :
Sec. of South Yorkshire District Coal Supplies Committee.
Address: Rotherham, Yorkshire. Clubs : Constitutional (Lon
don) ; Rotherham. (010165)
COCKBURN, Major Ronald, O.B.E. R.A.F.
COCKBURN, Major Walter George, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
COCKE, Major Thomas Dudley, O.B.E.
COCKELL, Major Norman Alexander Lindsey, O.B.E,
fi. 21 June, 1865 ; s. of WUliam James, of Simla, India. Educ. :
Dulwich and Oxford. President Association of Master Lighter
men and Bargeowners (Port of London). War Work : Enlisted
as private in Royal FusUiers (regulars) on 6 Sept. 1914 ;
severely wounded in June, 1916, at Givenchy (France) ; Hon.
Consultant to Ministry of Shipping, 1917-20. Addresses :
56, Rodney Court, W. 9 ; Old Trinity House, E.C. (010166)
COCKELL, Lieut-Col. Anthony Stuart BUCKLAND-,
O.B.E, M.C.
COCKERAM, WiUiam Henry, C.B.E.
COCKERELL, Douglas Bennett, M.B.E.
COCKERELL, Florence Elizabeth, Mrs., M.B.E.
COCKERELL, Lieut.-Col. Frederiok Peyps, O.B.E, M.C.
COCKERELL, Major Henry, O.B.E, R.A.F.
COCKERELL, John Pepys, O.B.E.
COCKERELL, Capt. LesUe Maurice, O.B.E, M.I.M.E,
fi. 2 Nov. 1872 ; s. of Sydney John, of Beckenham ; to. Gladys
Marguerite, d. of J. H. Stretton, of London. Educ : Privately.
Mining Engineer ; travelled in U.S.A., New Zealand, Mexico,
Alaska, Canada, BrazU, Guianas, Italy, Spain, Uruguay.
War Work : Special work War Office, 2 years ; and subse
quently ControUer of Department for Development of Mineral
Resources, Ministry of Munitions. Address : 10, FitzGeorge
Avenue, London, W. Club : Isthmian. (010168)
COCKING, Albert, M.B.E, 6. 18 July, 1893 ; s. of Elwyn
James Cocking, of Nottingham. War Work : Church Army
Commissioner for Egyptian Expeditionary Force (Egypt and
Palestine). Address : 140, Kirkewhite St, Nottingham. (M13)
COCKINGTON, Arthur John, O.B.E, 6. 25 March, 1865 ;
a. of John Cockington, of Highbury. Educ. : The Central
Foundation School, Cowper Street. Assist. Sec. General
Medical CouncU. War Work: Acting Registrar, General
Medical CouncU, 1914-19, during absence of Registrar on war
service. Address : 44, HaUam Street, W. 1. (010169)
COCKS, Albert Edward, O.B.E.
COCKS, Edward Charles, M.B.E.
COCKS, Capt. Robert, M.B.E, A.I.F.
COCKS, WiUiam, C.B.E, fi. 1860 ; s. of W. H. Cocks, of
Swansea ; m. 1915, EUa Mary, d. of George Webb, of Brighton.
Educ. : Privately. An Engineer and Shipbuilder, and Manag
ing Director of Channel Dry Docks Co. of Cardiff. Address :
Gwithian, Rogermoor Road, Penarth, Glamorganshire. Club :
Royal Automobile. (C466)
COCKSHOTT, John James, O.B.E, 6. 1847 ; s. of
Hargreaves Cockshott, of Preston, Lancashire ; m. Jane, d. of
George Kent, of Walton-le-Dale, Lancashire. Educ. : Kirkham
Grammar School. SoUcitor. War Work : Chairman of St. John
Primary Hospital for Wounded Soldiers at Southport, being the
largest Voluntary Hospital for Wounded Soldiers in Great
Britain. Address : 31, Queen's Road, Southport. (010170)
CODD, Arthur WiUiam, O.B.E, B.A, 6. 8 May, 1863 ;
s. of the late John Codd, of Ventnor, I. of Wight ; m. Florence,
d. of WiUiam Whitley, late of Woodstock. Educ. ; Privately,
and London Univ. Chief Cartographer, Hydrographic Depart
ment, Admiralty, S.W. Address : 48, Westbere Road, N.W. 2.
' ~ (03663)
CODDINGTON, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Adolphe, D.S.O,
CODLING, WUUam Richard, C.B.E, M.V.O, fi. 5 AprU,
1879 ; Educ. : Enfield Grammar School ; King's College,
London. CivU Servant. ControUer of H.M. Stationery
Office, King's Printer of Acts of Parliament ; Holder, by
Letters Patent issued under the Great Seal, of Copyright in
aU Government publications. War Work : Served successively
in H.M. Stationery Office during the War in the following
capacities : Superintendent of Demands ; Superintendent of
Publications and Distribution ; Accountant ; Deputy Con
troUer; was responsible for the printing of all the Books, Forms.

Coupons, and Cards used in the rationing of food in the United
Kingdom ; paid three visits of inspection to the Western Front
during the War in connection with the Army Printing and
Stationery Services. Address : H.M. Stationery Office, West
minster, London, S.W. 1. Club : Union. (C467)
CODRINGTON, Adela Harriet, Lady, C.B.E,; d. of
MelvUle Portal, of Laverstoke, Hants, and Lady Charlotte,
daughter of Gilbert, 2nd Earl of Minto ; m. Lieut.-Gen. Sir
Alfred Edward Codrington, K.C.V.O, C.B. Member of
Rutland County Education Committee ; President of Mothers'
Union, Army Division ; Chairman of V.A.D. Selection Board.
War Work : Chairman of London Women Patrols Committee.
Address : 110, Baton Square, S.W. 1 ; Preston Hall, Upping
ham. (02525)
CODRINGTON, Major Geoffrey Ronald, D.S.O O.B.E.,
6. 13 May, 1888 ; s. of Sir Alfred Edward Codrington, K.C.V.O,
C B , (see BURKE'S Peerage) . Maj or in Leicestershire Yeomanry ;
was Staff Capt. and D.A.Q.M.G. in the Great War ; has Order
of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus of Italy. (05116)
COE, Capt. Charles George, M.B.E, R.A.F
COFFEY, Frank WilUam, M.B.E.
COGGAN, Robert Denby, O.B.E.
COGGAN, William, O.B.E.
COGHLAN, Capt. Daniel, O.B.E, A.I.S.A, Medaille
d'Honneur (Senior Div.), 6. Feb. 1881 ; s. of Daniel Coghlan,
of Skibbereen, Deland. Educ. : Privately. Confidential Sec.
(Harrods' Stores). War Work : Joined as a private ; Com
missioned in France ; promoted to Capt. ; mentioned in
despatches ; thanked by 2nd Army Commander for excellent
work performed by his company (126th Armed Labour Coy.) ;
awarded MedaUle d'Honneur avec glaives en vermeil by Presi
dent of France. Addresses : 5, Cadogan Street, London, S.W. ;
Skibbereen, Ireland. (05117)
COGHLAN, Lieut. Edward Maurioe Ernest, M.B.E,
R F COGHLAN, 2nd Lieut. George Edmond, M.B.E, R.E.
COGHLAN, Capt. Gerald Spencer, M.B.E, M.C.
COHEN, Hannah Floretta, O.B.E,; d. of Sir Benjamin
L. Cohen, Bart, of 30 Hyde Park Gardens, W, and Shoreham,
Kent (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Rocdean, and Newnham.
War Work : Hon. Treas. West Kent Women's War Agricultural
Committee ; Temp. First Division Clerk, H.M. Treasury.
Addresses : 18, Albert Court, S.W. ; Shoreham, Kent. Club :
Ladies' Univ. (010171)
COHEN, Sir Herbert Benjamin, Bart, O.B.E, M.A, 6.
26 AprU, 1874 ; s. of Sir Benjamin Louis Cohen, Bart, (see
Burke's Peerage) ; to. Hannah MUdred (Nina), d. of Henry
Behrens, of 34, Gloucester Square, W. Educ. : Clifton CoU. ;
King's CoU, Cambridge. Barrister-at-law ; Governor, St.
Bartholomew's Hospital. War Work : Served as Major in
4th Batt. Royal West Kent Regt, 1900-20 ; Embarkation
Staff Officer, 1916-19. Addresses : 6, King's Bench Walk,
Temple, E.C 4 ; Sandy Hatch, Hythe, Kent. Club : Junior
Carlton. (O7013)
COHEN, Marjorie EmmeUne, M.B.E, 6. 1892 ; d. of
Benjamin A. Cohen, K.C, of Champions, Limpsfield, Surrey.
Educ. : The Manor House, Limpsfield. War Work : Nursing
and Quartermaster's duties at Charing Cross Convalescent
Home, and Furzedown AuxUiary Hospital, Limpsfield.
Address : Champions, Limpsfield, Surrey. (M7711)
COHEN, PhiUp, O.B.E, 6. 20 Sept. 1870 ; s. of J. Cohen,
of Edgbaston, Birmingham ; to. Ruby, d. of Edward Lee,
CC.D.L, of London. Educ : King Edward VI. High School,
Birmingham. Solicitor. Consul of Republic of Honduras ;
Supt. City Division (Birmingham) St. John Ambulance Brigade.
War Work : District Director, 1st Southern General Hospital
Command Area ; Enquiry Department for Missing Wounded
and Prisoners of War, British Red Cross and Order of St. John.
Addresses : 232, Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham ; 7,
Waterloo Street, Birmingham. (010172)
COHEN, Sir Robert WALEY-, K.B.E, 6. Sept. 1877 ;
s. of Nathaniel Louis Cohen, of Courtlanas, East Grinstead, and
11, Hyde Park Terrace, W. ; m. Alice Violet, d. of H. E.
Beddington, of Hoathersioe, Newmarket, and 15, Hyde Park
Sq, W. Educ : Clifton and Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
Director, Shell Transport and Trading Co, Ltd. ; Managing
Director, Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co, Ltd. War Work :
Petroleum Adviser to the War Office. Address : Caen Wood
Towers, Highgate, N. 6. Clubs : Reform ; Royal AutomobUe ;
Oxford and Cambridge : Musical. (K361)
COKAYNE, Capt. Thomas M.B.E.
COKE, Major BasU Elmsley, O.B.E, R.E.
COKE, Capt. John GUbert de Odingsells, C.B.E, R.N.
COKE, Mabel, Lady, M.B.E, y. d. of Thomas WiUiam,
2nd Earl of Leicester, KG, J.P, D.L. (see Burke's Peerage). (M7713)
COKE, Phyllis Hermione, Hon. Mrs. Arthur George,
M.B.E. COKER, Major Lewis Aubrey, O.B.E, R.F.A, 6. 30 Aug.
1883 ; s. of Col. L. E. Coker. of Bicester House, Oxfordshire ; m.
Margaret Rosalys, d. of W. Mirrlees, of Mt. Blow, Cambs.
Educ. : Clifton CoU. War Work : Served in France, Belgium,
and Macedonia, and Russia ; Mons Star ; Croix de Guerre avec
palmes ; St. Stanislaus of Russia, 2nd Class ; three times
mentioned in despatches. Ctefis : United Service ; R.A.C. (06793)
COLAM, Capt. Rosslyn Leigh, M.B.E.
COLBECK, Capt. Charles Edward Beeby, O.B.E, R.N.
COLBECK, Major Edumand Harry, O.B.E, M.D.

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COLBECK, Hon. FUght-Lieut. Paul, M.B.E, R.A.F,
fi. 1878 ; s. ot the late Edward John Colbeek, of Alexandria,
Egypt ; m. Grace Marie, d. of J. Falshaw Hobson, of Durham.
Educ. : Sedbergh School. Formerly Electrical Engineer ;
Manager of branch for Hubert Davies & Co, Johannesburg,
from 1904-15. War Work : Rejoined 2/6th Batt. Northumber
land FusUiers as temp. Capt, May, 1915 ; transferred to
2/7th Batt. Northumberland FusUiers as temp. Major, Aug.
1915 ; transferred to R.F.C, now Royal Air Force, Oct, 1917 ;
joined Egyptian Expeditionary Force, Jan. 1917 to date.
Address : R.A.F. Aircraft Depot, Egypt, Aboukir, Egypt.
Club : New, Johannesburg, S. Africa. (M5944)
COLBORNE, Christina Johanna PetroneUa, Mrs, M.B.E,
6. 1869 ; d. of Louis Auguste Desvages, of Dordrecht, South
Africa ; m. E. W. P. Colbome. Educ. : South Africa. War
Work : Hon. Sec. Bloemfontein Branch, Victoria League ;
Provincial War Relief Executive ; Red Cross Committee ;
Hon. Treas. Women's AuxiUary Comrades of the War. Ad
dress : Bloemfontein, Orange Free State, South Africa. (M2875)
COLBOURNE, Robert Bertram, M.B.E.
COLBOURNE, Walter Sydney, O.B.E, R.N.R.
COLBY, Henry James, M.B.E, R.F.A.
COLCHESTER, Annie Frances Julia, Mrs., M.B.E, fi.
19 Aug. 1872 ; d. of Fleet Paymaster H. T. Nettleton, R.N,
M.R.CS.E. ; m. Maurice Herbert, s. of Henry Sparrowe,
Colchester, of Ipswich. Educ. : St. Margaret's House,
Twickenham; Bedford CoU, York Place, London. War
Work : Hon. Sec. Croydon Local War Savings Committee ;
Member of National Kitchens, Food Control, and Profiteering
Committees (Croydon). Address : Beechcroft, 2, Park HiU
Road, Croydon. (M7715)
COLCLOUGH, Paymaster-Capt. Beauchamp Urquhart,
C.B.E. ; Pavmaster-Com. and Acting Pavmaster-Capt. R.N. ;
served inthe Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1919)
COLCLOUGH, Capt. WilUam Caesar Sarsfleld, M.B.E,
COLDSTREAM, Major John Clayton, O.B.E.. LA.
COLDWELL, Major Reginald Charles, O.B.E.
COLE, Albert Percy, M.B.E. (M10245ff)
COLE, Annie Violet, Mrs, M.B.E. : d. of Col. E. Shaw,
LA. ; m. Col. Edward Hearle Cole, C.B, C.M.G. War Work :
Organised a Prisoner of War Depot in own house, for four
years. Addresses : Dumfries House, Cheltenham ; and
Coleyana, Okara, N.W. RaUwav, Punjab. (M7716)
COLE, Comm. Archibald Charles, O.B.E.. R.N.
COLE, Major Aubrey du Plat Thorold, O.B.E, M.C,
fi. 3 June, 1877 ; s. of Canon E. P. Cole, of Bristol. Educ. :
Cheltenham and Sandhurst. TTar Work : Served in East
Africa tUl May, 1915 ; then Adjutant 1st Lovat's Scouts,
with whom served on GaUipoli Peninsula, including evacuation ;
Staff Capt, Alexandria, and D.A.Q.M.G. at G.H.Q, German
East Africa, 1916-18. Addresses : 23, Great George Street,
Bristol ; Abbotsham Court, Bideford . Clubs : Naval and
MUitary ; Bath ; Sports ; Royal AutomobUe. (02308)
COLE, Charles Henry, M.B.E.
COLE, Lieut. Claude WiUoughby, M.B.E.
COLE, Lieut.-Col. Cole Edward Cooper, O.B.E, Can.
A.M.C. COLE, Capt. David Henry, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
COLE, Edward George, M.B.E,. J.P.
COLE, Francis Joseph, M.B.E, F.S.I, 6. 21 Aug. 1876.
Surveyor. Appointed to the CivU Engineer in Chief's Dept,
Admiralty, 1901 ; served at Home Dockyards and Naval
Stations abroad, and, during the war, at the Admiralty.
Address : 16, Hitherfield Road, Streatham, S.W. 16. (M7717)
COLE, Major Fritz WiUiam, M.B.E.
COLE, Major Harold Linter, O.B.E, R.E
COLE, Lieut. Harold Ralph C, M.B E,
COLE, Harold WilUam, C.B.E.
COLE, Col. Henry Walter George, C.S.I, O.B.E, IA..
6. 8 March, 1866 ; s. of late Lieut.-Col. H. H. Cole, R.E. ; to,
Mai Kathleen, d. of Col. W. Shapter Hunt, H.L.I. Educ. :
WeUington and Sandhurst. Lieut. 5th FusUiers, 1885 ; 2nd
K.E.O. Gurkhas, 1888 ; Hazara, 1888 ; Lushai, 1888-89 ; Chiu-
lushai, 1889-91 ; N.E. Frontier, 1891 ; Despatches twice, and
thanks of Government of India ; Assam Commission, 1891-20 ;
Supdt. Lushai Hills, 1905-10 ; PoUtical Agent, Manipur, 1914-
17 ; Director Temporary Works, Delhi, 1912-13 ; Director,
Exhibitions Division Dept. Overseas Trade. War Work ¦
Labour Corps, and Labour Commandant 22nd and 2nd Corps,
1917-19; Despatches twice, and O.B.E. Address : Keynsham
Manor, Saltford, Somerset. Clubs : United Service ; United
Sports. (05119)
COLE, Col. Herbert Covington, C.B.E. ; Chief Valuer and
Compensation Officer, Land Directorate, War Office. (C468)
COLE, James Edward, M.B.E, 6. 8 Nov. 1875 ; s. of
James Cole, of Aylesford, Kent ; to. Constance Lavinia, d. of
Walter Larkin, of Brenchley, Kent. Educ. : Avlesford.
Marine Surveyor. War Work: Technical Assistant under
Machinery Construction Department, Ministry of Shipping.
Addresses: 223, Boxley Road, Maidstone, Kent; Via AUa
Nunziata 18, Genoa. (M7718)
COLE, Lieut.-Col. John Albert, O B E
-r, 1°hEf, Lj?,ya Edith' O.B.E., 6. 29 Aug. 1869 ; d. of
Robert C. Cole, of London. Matron, GrayUngweU Mental
Hospital. " (O10173)
r, ,C0L& Li%n ,Seymour, Mrs., O.B.E, m. Alfred Clayton
Cole. War Work: Commandant of Red Cross Auxiliary
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Addresses : 64, Portland Place, W. ; West Woodhay, nr. New
bury. (010174)
COLE, Lieut. Lowry Arthur Casamaijor, M.B.E.
COLE, Robert CUfford, M.B.E, 6. 13 Feb. 1892 ; s. of
Robert Cole, of Staplehurst, Kent ; m. Maisie Isbeth, d. of
— FuUer, of Wheatley HiU, Durham. Educ :. Sir A. Judd's
Commercial School, Tonbridge ; King's CoU, London. H.M.
Office of Works, Head of section hands and Accommodation
Division. War Work : Providing accommodation for Govern
ment Staffs in London ; Assist, to Sec. of War Cabinet Com
mittee on Accommodation ; 2nd Lieut. Royal Marine AxtUlery,
Address : WUsley, 134, Headstone Road, Harrow-on-the-HUl,
Club : Bloomsbury House, Cartwright Gardens, W.C. (M7719)
COLE, Robert Frank, M.B.E, LA.
COLE, Seymour, M.B.E, CC, J.P, House and Estate
Agent, 6. 6 Feb. 1860 ; s. of Wadham Cole, of Devon and
Wolverhampton ; m. Deborah Morgan, d. of J. Dymmock,
BuUder, of Redland, Bristol. War Work : Was Hon. Sec. and
Officer-in-charge of the Red Cross Hospital Sussex Lodge,
Newmarket ; also interested in pubUc affairs, as Chairman of
the Urban District CouncU and a Member of the West Suffolk
County CouncU ; the Food Committee and Coal Control.
Addresses : 5-8, Station Road, and Rutland Cottage, New
market. Clubs : Junior Conservative ; Subscription Rooms
(Newmarket). (M7720)
COLE, Stanton WUding, O.B.E, 6. 1880 ; s. of R. WUding
Cole, of Hillside, Puttenham, Surrey ; m. Florence Annie, d. of
Dr. Chetwood. Educ. : King's School, Canterbury. Engineer ;
Managing Director of Messrs. Burney and Blackburne, Ltd,
38, Conduit Street, London, W. 1. War Work : Manufacture
of Stokes Guns ; majority of experimental work on Stokes Gnu
Mountings and Trench Warfare, Bombs, Fuses, etc. Address :
The Elms, Tongham, Surrey. (010175)
COLE, SybU, Mrs., M.B.E.
COLE, 2nd Lieut. WUUam, M.B.E, R.A.F.
COLE, WUUam George, O.B.E.
COLEFAX, Sir (Henry) Arthur, K.B.E, K.C, 6. 1866 ;
«. of the late J. S. Colefax, of Bradford ; m. Sibyl, d. ot the late
W. S. Halsey, Indian CivU Service. Educ. : Bradford ;
Merton CoUege, Oxford ; Strassburg University. SoUcitor-
General, Palatine of Durham ; King's Counsel ; formerly
M.P, S.W. Manchester. War Work : ControUer of Optical
Munitions ; Glassware and Polish Production, under Ministry
of Munitions ; work for Admiralty. Address : ArgyU House,
Chelsea, S.W. 3. Clubs : Athenaeum ; Garrick ; United
University. (K362)
COLEGRAVE, EUzabeth Violet, Mrs., M.B.E, Lady of
Grace of the Order of St. John. War Work : Lady Supt. of
H.R.H. Princess Christian's Hospital at Norwood. Addresses :
Bracebridge, Norwood ; Denmark Terrace, Brighton. Club :
Ladies' Athenaeum. (M3579)
COLEGRAVE, Capt. WilUam Henry, O.B.E, R.D, R.NJt.
COLEING, Charles Thomas, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 7 Jan. 1861;
8. of Charles Coleing, of Hampstead Road. Educ. : Univ.
CoU. School, London. Draper. War Work : Chairman, War
Savings Committee, St. Pancras ; Chairman of Advisory
Committee to MiUtary Representative, St. Pancras ; Member
of various Employment Committees, London ; Member
of Central Profiteering Committee, County of London ; Chair
man of L.CC Consultative Committee on Vocational Education
for the Distributive Trades. Address : 135, Hampstead Road,
N.W. Club : Junior Constitutional. (010176)
COLEMAN, Capt. Amos Hubert, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C.
COLEMAN, Arthur Charles, M.B.E, S. 2 June, 1874;
s. of the Rev. E. O. Coleman, of London; m. Dora Isabel,
d. of Charles Hope Harris, of Adelaide, S. AustraUa. Educ. :
Kingswood School, Lansdown, Bath. Engineer. War Work :
Assistant Inspector of Munitions ; subsequently transferred
to U.S A, and promoted Deputy Inspector and Inspectoi-in-
charge, Pittsburgh district. Address : Grange House, Grange,
South AustraUa. (M1553)
COLEMAN, Col. George Henry, O.B.E, V.D.
COLEMAN, Capt. Patrick Eugene, O.B.E.
COLEMAN, Lieut. Patrick Peter, O.B.E, R.N.
COLEMAN, Capt. Reginald Ernest, O.B.E.
COLEMAN, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Everit, O.B.E.
COLEMAN, WilUam Francis, M.B.E, R.N.
COLMORE, Capt. Reginald Blayney, O.B.E , R.N.
COLERLDGE, EUen Gertrude, Mrs., O.B.E, d. of the late
Frederick Swabey, of 69, Pont Street ; m. RenneU Coleridge,
8. of WiUiam RenneU Coleridge, of Salston, Ottery St. Mary.
Educ. : (See Burke's Peerage). War Work : Assistant County
Director, Devonshire Voluntary Aid Organisation, etc.
Addresses : Salston, Ottery St. Mary ; 69, Pont Street, S.W.
.001177)
COLERIDGE, Frances May, M.B.E. ; d. of Charles C. C.
Coleridge, of Plymouth. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
3£ years in.. British Legation, Copenhagen, as stenographer,
etc, during the war ; work was of extremely confidential
nature ; archivist to Commission Internationale Slesvig during
taking of plebiscite under Treaty of VersaiUes. Addresset:
5, Park Road, Wisbech ; 11, Porchester Terrace, Hyde Park,
(M3580)
COLERIDGE, Col. Hugh Fortesoue, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 11 Jan. 1859 ; s. of Frederick John Coleridge, of Cadbnry,
Devon ; m. Kathleen Grace Fane, d. of AdVmiral J. H. Bain
bridge. Educ. : R.M.C, Sandhurst. Address : Langstone,
Moortown, Tavistock. CJufi ; Naval and Military. (C1520)

BIOGRAPHIES.

Collins

COLERIDGE, Major Percy Lovel, O.B.E, LA.
COLES, Lieut. Harry Viotor, M.B.E., Can. M.G.C
COLES, Major Lawrence Walter, O.B.E.
COLES, Riohard James, C.B.E, ft. 17 Nov. 1862 ;
s. of John Thomas Coles, of Bedfont, Middlesex ; m. Dorothy
Jane, d. of Walter Henry Dredge, of Kingston, Surrey. Educ. :
Oranford HaU School, Middlesex. Civil Servant ; Financial
Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Pensions. War Work :
Devised system for payment of Army Pensions weekly when
war commenced ; appointed Supt. of Army Pension Issue
Office early in 1915 ; appointed Asst. Director-General of
Finance, Ministry of Pensions, in AprU, 1917 ; appointed
Acting Director-General of Finance, in Sept. 1918 ; and Finan
cial Asst. Sec, in May, 1920. Addresses : Cromwell House,
MiUbank (Ministry of Pensions) ; 32, Lingfield Avenue, King
ston, Surrey. (C943)
COLES, Walter George, O.B.E.
COLES, Capt. John Monok CAMPION-, M.B.E.
COLEY, PhiUip, O.B.E. J.P.
COLEY, Major WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 13 AprU, 1858 ;^s. of
Abram Coley. Educ. : Army Schools. Quartermaster in
Royal ArtiUery and Dep6t, Argyll and Sutherland High
landers. War Work : Carried out the duties of a quartermaster
from first week of the War to the finish. Received special
promotion, M.B.E, and thanks of the Government for work
performed during the war. Address : Belsize, London Road,
Leigh-on-Sea. (M255)
COLLARD, Lieut.-Col. and Staff Paymaster Alexander
Arthur Lysons, C.B.E, R.A.P.D, 6. 10 June, 1871 ; s. of
Rev. Canon J. M. Collard, of Salisbury ; to. Kathleen Louisa,
i. of WiUiam C. Turner, Indian Civil Service. Educ : Wood
cote House ; Windlesham : ClUton College. War Work :
Employed at War Office, Aug. 1914, to March, 1917 : Regi
mental Paymaster, No. 2, Preston Army Pay Office, March,
1917, to Sept. 1919. (C1521)
COLLARD, Major Alfred Stephen, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 1865 ;
s. of James A. Collard, of Liverpool ; m. Florence, d. of James
Haigh, of Ledsham, Cheshire. Served with the Soudan Ex
pedition, Relief of Gordon, 1885. War Work : Comman ding
Officer, British Red Cross, Stretcher-bearers and Orderlies, in
France and Belgium, 1914-19 ; mentioned twice in despatches.
Addresses : Ledsham HaU, Cheshire ; 169, Gt. Portland St.,
W. Club : Junior Carlton. (C469)
COLLARD, Col. Arthur WilUam, C.B.E.
COLLARD, Cecil Wharton, M.B.E.
COLLAS, Major Francis Jervoise, O.B.E, M.C.
COLLEDGE, Major Francis WUUam, M.B.E.
COLLER, Frederick Ernest Watts, O.B.E, 6. 27 March.
1876 ; s. of the late Rev. W. E. Coller, of Manchester ; m.
Norah Beatrice, d. of the late James Annandale, of Sholey
Bridge, Durham. Educ. : Privately. Shipyard Manager
and a Local Director at Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth & Co.
Ltd's. Naval Yard, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Member of the Central
Board of the Ship-buUding Employers' Federation ; Member
of the Institution of Naval Architects ; Member of the N.E.C
Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders. War Work :
Construction and repairs of vessels for the Royal Navy.
Address : Dipton Foot, Riding MiU, Northumberland. (010)
COLLES, Paymaster-Lieut. Ernest Dudley Gordon,
O.B.E, R.N.
COLLET, Lieut. Arthur WiUiam, M.B.E.
COLLET, Lieut. Richard Awdrey White, M.B.E, R.A.F.
COLLETT, Charles Benjamin, O.B.E, M.LMech.E,
ft. 10 Sept. 1871 ; s. of WiUiam CoUett, of London ; to. Ethel-
wyn May, d. of Rev. Henry Simon, of London. Educ. : Mer
chant Taylors' School and London University. Deputy Chief
Mechanical Engineer, Great Western Railway. War Work :
RaUway work and assistance in the manufacture of Ordnance
and Munitions for the Admiralty, War Office, and Ministry of
Munitions. Address: 5, Church Place Swindon, Wilts. (01229)
COLLETT, Lieut-Comm. John Alsager, O.B.E, R.N.
COLLEY, Capt. Thomas Bellasyse, M.B.E.
COLLEY, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Harold, O.B.E, 6. 31 July,
1888 : s. of WiUiam Colley, of ToUerton, York. Educ. :
St. Peter's, York; Emmanuel CoU, Cambridge. Master,
Uppingham School, Rutland. War Work : Served in France
and Belgium with 2nd Bu. A.P.W.O. Yorks Regt. ; Capt,
Jan. 1915 ; Acting Major, Nov. 1916 ; Temp. Lieut.-Col,
Commanding 16th Manchester Regt., April, 1918, to June,
1919 ; wounded, Ypres ; mentioned in despatches, Jan. 1918,
and June, 1919; awarded the Belgium Croix de Guerre,
ChevaUer de 1'Ordre de Leopold ; 1914 Star. Addresses :
The Beeches, ToUerton, York ; Uppingham School, Rutland.
COLLIE, James, O.B.E. (012044)
COLLIER, Major Edwin Arthur, O.B.E, R.E.
COLLIER, 2nd Lieut. Frank Norton Proctor, M.B.E.
COLLIER, Hon. John, O.B.E, 6. 1850 ; s. of the 1st Lord
MonksweU (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Ethel Gladys, d. of Rt.
Hon. Professor Huxley. Educ. : Eton. Artist. War Work :
Temp. Clerk in the Parliamentary Department of the Foreign
Office. Address : 69, Eton Avenue, London, N.W. 3. Clubs :
Athenaeum; Arts. (011695)
COLLIER, Joseph Veasy, M.B.E. ^^^
COLLIER, Major Mortimer Calmady, O.B.E, TD,
R.A.S.C. (T.F.), 6. 14 Dec. 1874 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. M. J. Collier,
of Foxhams, Horrabridge, Devon. Educ. : Eton. MiUtary
Member, Devon County Territorial Association, 1908-19.
War Work : Commanded Devon and CornwaU Brigade Coy,
R.A.S.C, at outbreak of war; subsequently Senior Supply

Officer, 29th Division, taking part in landing, GalUpoU Penin
sula, 25 April, 1915 ; commanded 29th Divisional Train (acting
Lieut.-Col.) ; Officer Commanding Royal Army Service Corps
at Fovant, Wareham, Weymouth, and Queenstown, from July,
1916, to March, 1920. Address : Foxhams, Horrabridge,
Devon. Club : Royal Western Yacht, Plymouth. (07017)
COLLIER, Lieut.-Col. Riohard Hamilton, D.S.O, O.B.E.;
Lieut.-Col. R.A.F. (Special Reserve) ; served in the Great War,
1917-18 (despatches). (O8071)
COLLIER, Willoughby, M.B.E.
COLLINGS, F. J., O.B.E. (09056.0
COLLINGS, Major T. J., O.B.E, Can. A.M.C
COLLINGWOOD, Alfred Henry, O.B.E, Town Clerk
and Clerk of the Peace for the City of Carlisle ; SoUcitor. War
Work : Acted as Clerk to the Carlisle Local Tribunal ; Hon. Sec.
of the Carlisle Local War Pensions Committee ; Executive
Officer, CarUsle Local Food Control Committee. Address :
Cote Cottage, Skinburness, Cumberland. (010180)
COLLINGWOOD, Capt. Bertram James, O.B.E.,
R.A.M C
'COLLINGWOOD, Sir William, K.B.E, M.Inst.CE., J.P,
6. 18 Aug. 1855 (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; s. of the late George
Collingwood, Hon. E.I.C, of Stratford St. Mary, Suffolk ; m.
Maria EUzabeth, d. of Rev. G. T. Lermit, LL D, of St. Florence,
Tenby. Educ. : Dedham Grammar School. Civil Engineer ;
Managing Director, The Vulcan Foundry, Ltd. War Work :
Chairman of the Manchester and District Armament Output
Committee, 1915-18. Address : Dedham Grove, near Col
chester. Clubs : St. Stephen's ; Constitutional ; Argentine. (K18)
COLLINS, Lieut.-Comm. Abraham Bennett, M.B.E.
COLLINS, Alice Godiva Thorold, M.B.E, 6. 10 July,
1869 ; d. of the late Rev. J. A. Welsh CoUins, Chaplain H.M.
Forces, Vicar of Newton St. CyTes, Devon. Assist. Commandant
Devon 50 V.A.D. War Work : Exeter War Hospitals, Section
III, 1 Nov. 1914 ; The Beacon V.A. Hospital, Sidmouth,
Jan. to Feb. 1915 ; Quartermaster Exeter War Hospital,
Section IV, March, 1915, to Nov. 1916 ; Quartermaster
V.A. Hospital, Peak House, Sidmouth, Nov. 1916, to Feb.
1919; Commissariat Officer Exeter War Hospital, Headquarters,
Feb. 1919, to Jan. 1920. Address : Winslade Cottage, Sid
mouth, Devon. (M7722)
COLLINS, Major Arthur Francis St. Clair, O.B.E.,
M.C, R.A.S.C.
COLLINS, Lieut. Arthur Rutherford Dundas, O.B.E,
R.N.R. COLLINS, Lieut.-Comm. Charles Edward, O.B.E, R.N.
COLLINS, Major Charles Howell Groset, O.B.E,
D.C.L.I. COLLINS, Christabel, M.B.E, 6. 23 March, 1895 ; d. of
Edward Treacher CoUins, F.R.CS, of 17, Queen Anne Street,
Cavendish Square, London, W. 1. Educ. : Queen's Coll,
Harley Street, London. War Work : Joint Women's V.A.D.
Department, British Red Cross Society and Order of St. John,
Oct. 1915, to March, 1920 ; Auxiliary Hospital Section and
V.A.D. Scholarship Scheme ; given rank of Assist. Staff Com
mandant, 27 Oct 1919 ; Member of detachment London 146 ;
mentioned in despatches, 14 Aug. 1918 ; awarded M.B.E,
1 Jan. 1920. Addresses : 17, Queen Anne Street, Cavendish
Square, London, W. 1 ; Yewgate, Remenham Hill, Henley-on-
Thames. (M7723)
COLLINS, Rev. Edward Hyaoynth, O.B.E, 6. 7 July,
1876 ; s. of John CoUins, of Youghal. Educ. : St. Thomas
CoU, Newbridge ; St. Mary's, Tallaght Roman Univ. Prior
of the Black Abbey, Kilkenny. War Work : Chaplain to the
Forces, 4th Class, Salonica, Egypt, East Africa, France ; Assist.
Principal Chaplain. Northern Command, 3rd Class ; mentioned
in despatches, East Africa and France. Address : Black Abbey,
Kilkenny. (O7019)
COLLINS, Edward Redvers Kerington, M.B.E.
COLLINS, Elizabeth Ann, Mrs., O.B.E. (011961)
COLLINS, EUen Evelyn, M.B.E., 6. 1892 ; d. of Marcus
Evelyn CoUins. Edue. : Bedford High School. War Work :
Head of the CoUecting Box Department, County of London
Branch of the British Red Cross Society and Order of St. John
of Jerusalem. Address : The Chestnuts, Wooburn, Bucks.
Club : Ladies' V.A.D. (M3581)
COLLINS, Lady Evelyn Anne, O.B.E, ft. 7 Feb, 1882 ; d.
of James Henry Robert, 7th Duke of Roxburghe (see Burke's
Peerage) ; to. 23 Nov, 1907, Major William Fellowes Collins,
Royal Scots Greys, of Kirkman Bank, Knaresborough, Yorks.
(see Burke's Landed Gentry). Address: Knaresborough
House, Knaresborough. (010181)
COLLINS, Emily Ida, M.B.E. (M10380)
COLLINS, Frank Moore, O.B.E, 6. 1872; s. of George
CoUins, of Lyme Regis ; to. Isabella, d. of Frederick Caldcleugh,
of Durham. Educ. : Bishop Barrington School, Bishop
Auckland. Accountant, International Labour Office. War
Work : Chairman, Sheerness Urban District CouncU ; Super
intendent ReUef Work British and Foreign Sailors' Society ;
Member of Red Cross Committee for reUef of repatriated
civiUans. Addresses : 24, SackviUe Gardens, Ilford, Essex ;
La Chatelaine, Geneva. (010182)
COLLINS, Lieut. Frederiok, O.B.E, M.C.
COLLINS, George AUred, M.B.E, 6. 10 Nov. 1862 ; s. of
George CoUins, of Shirehampton ; m. Mary Ann, d. of George
Lait, of Avonmouth. Educ. : Shirehampton National School,
and Bristol Trade and Mining School. Traffic Manager of the
Bristol Corporation Docks, Avonmouth ; Vice-Chairman,

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Collins

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Shirehampton Parish Church CouncU. War Work: Import
and Export traffic at Avonmouth Docks ; Chairman, War
Savings Committee. Address : The Green, Shirehampton (M1558)
COLLINS, George WilUam, M.B.E.
COLLINS, Gladys Mary, M.B.E, W.A.A.C.
COLLINS, Capt. Godfrey Ferdinando Stratford, O.B.E.
COLLINS, Lieut.-Col. Sir Godfrey Pattison, K.B.E,
C.M.G, ft. 26 June, 1875 ; s. ot the late Alexander Glen Collins,
of Aunet Lodge. Skilmoriie. N.B. ; m. 26 April, 1900, Margaret
Jane Faith, d. of J. 0. A. Henderson, late Lieut.-Col. R.A.S.C,
formerly a Midshipman, R.N. M.P. for Greenock since 1910 ;
was Member of War Office SuppUes Committee, 1912-13 ;
ParUamentary Private Sec. to the Rt. Hon. J. E. B. Seely,
M.P, 1910-14, and to the Rt. Hon. J. W. Gulland. M.P,
1915 ; Inspector of Q.M.G.'s Services, 1915-16 ; Junior
Lord of the Treasury, 1919-20 ; served in the Great War in
Egypt, GallipoU and Mesopotamia. Address : 40, Rutland
Gate, S.W. Clubs : Reform ; Ranelagh ; Western (Glasgow); (K253)
COLLINS, Capt. Harold Edmund, O.B.E.
COLLINS, Capt. Hugh Michael, O.B.E, I.M.S.
COLLINS, John Howarth, M.B.E.
COLLINS, Katharine Wilson, Mrs, M.B.E. • d. of John
McNeiU, J.P, of 1, Great Western Terrace, Glasgow ; to.
Charles MiUington, s. of Edward CoUins, J.P, of Kelvindale.
War Work : President of MaryhiU Division Soldiers' and SaUors'
Families Association; Member of War Pensions Local Com
mittee. Addresses : Kelvindale, MaryhiU, Glasgow ; Rowar-
dennan Lodge, Rowardennan, Loch Lomond. (M7725)
COLLINS, Lesbia, M.B.E.
COLLINS, Lionel Dennis, M.B.E, R.N, 6. 17 Aug.
1849 ; s. of the late Frederick Collins ; to. Sarah Ann, d. of the
late Richard Warren. Educ. : North Summercoates, Lincoln
shire. War Work : Under the Board of Agriculture and
Fisheries. Address : 10, Grove Road, Fareham, Hants. (M257)
COLLINS, Major Lionel Peter, D.S.O, O.B.E, l/4th
Gurkha Rifles. (011733)
COLLINS, Lieut.-Col. Michael Abdy, O.B.E, M.D.
M.R.C.S., R.A.M.C.
COLLINS, Percy John, O.B.E, 6. 3 March, 1871 ; s. of the
late Rev. J W. Collins, of Lawrence-on-Sea, Thanet, Kent.
Educ : South Eastern CoU, Ramsgate. Master Mariner.
War Work ; Commander of Troop Transport. Addresses :
c'o The Aberdeen Line, George Thompson & Co, Ltd, 7,
BiUiter Square, London, E.C. Club : Junior Constitutional. (010184)
COLLINS, Sibyl Ida, Mrs. Abdy, M.B.E.
COLLINS, Timothy, M.B.E, R.E.
COLLINS, Major and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam Henry, M.B.E.
COLLINS, Lieut. WilUam Joseph, M.B.E.
COLLINSON, AUred Howe, C.B.E, M.I.C.E, 6. 1866;
ControUer of Inspection of Munitions, Ministry of Munitions ;
has Order of Double Dragon of China. Addresses : 1, Down
Street, Mayfair, W. 1 ; Westfield Lodge, Hayling Island,
Hants. Club : Junior Athenaeum. (C21)
COLLINSON, Arthur, O.B.E.
COLLINSON, Beatrice Annie, M.B.E, A.R.R.C,
Hon. Serving Sister of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 13 Dec. 1875 ;
d. of Thomas CoUinson, of Kendal. Educ. : Kendal Friends'
School. Member of State Insurance Committee for West
morland ; Hon. Sec. Women's Liberal Association, S. West
morland ; Member of sub-committee, War Pensions, and many
other committees of public interest ; also the Lady Super
intendent, since 1908, of the Kendal Nursing Division of the
St. John Ambulance ; Commandant of the V.A.D, Westmor
land 2, since Oct. 1911. War Work : Four and a quarter years
of continuous service as head of the AuxUiary MiUtary Hospital,
Stramougate, Kendal, 130 beds. Address : 19, Highfield,
Kendal, Westmorland. (M258)
COLLIS, Frederick, M.B.E.
COLLISHAW, Major Raymond, D.S.O, D.S.C, D.F.C •
Major, R.A.F. Served in the Great War, 1914-18 (despatches).' (011892)
COLLISSON, Capt. Peroival Lorimer, O.B.E.
COLLS, Herbert Ailby, M.B.E., 6. 1 July, 1876 ; s. of
Thomas Arthur Colls, I.S.O, TufneU Park ; m. Florence Alice
d. of Thomas Oldham WiUiams, of Highgate. Educ. : King's
CoU, Strand. War Risks Insurance Office, Board of Trade
War Work : Government War Risks Insurance, Marine and
Aircraft. Address : 3, Kingsdown Avenue, South Croydon (M7728)
COLLYMORE, Frederick Appleton, M.B.E.
COLMAN, Edith Margaret, O.B.E.
COLMAN, Capt. Joseph Leonard, M.B.E.
COLMORE, Major Reginald Blayney Bulteel, O.B.E,
R.A.F. COLONA, Gilbert Edmond Chalmers, M.B.E.
COLQUHOUN, Lieut. Arthur Hugh, O.B.E, RAOC
COLQUHOUN, Lieut. Edgar Edmund, M.B.E., R.A.F'
COLQUHOUN, EmUy Margaret, M.B.E. ; d. of Andrew
Colquhoun, of Stirling. Educ. : Stirling. War Work : Hon
Assist. Sec. ArgyU and Sutherland Prisoners of War Fund and
StirUngshire Work Dep6t; also Hon. Sec. Soldiers' Mending
Bureau. Address : 8, Royal Gardens, Stirling (M7729)
COLQUHOUN, Lieut. James CUfton, M B E
COLQUHOUN, Lieut. Victor Alexander, O.B.E, R.F.A.
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COLSON, Charles Henry, O.B.E, Commander Order of
Redeemer Greece, M.Inst.CE, 6. 24 April, 1864; s.of Charles
Colson, C.B. ; to. Isabel Maude, d. of Capt. NeviUe, R.N. Educ. :
Privately. Deputy Civil Engineer-in-Chief, Admiralty. War
Work : Admiralty ; British Naval Mission to Greece. Address :
9, Thornton Avenue, Streatham HiU. (03665)
COLT, Thomas Archer, O.B.E, L.R.C.P, M.R.C.S, fi
29 Dec. 1851 ; s. of Sir Thomas Colt, Bart, of Torquay (see
Burke's Peerage) ; to. Annie M, d. of WiUiam Kennett.
Educ. : Shrewsbury School ; Univ. Coll. Hospital, London!
War Work : Commandant, Brankesmere Red Cross Hospital
Portsmouth, 1915-18. (010187)
COLTMAN, Capt. Edward Sinnott, O.B.E, R.A.S.C,
6. 30 April, 1892 ; s. of Joseph Coltman, F.CI.S. War Work :
Trooper, City of London Yeomanry (Rough Riders), Aug. 1914,
to April, 1915 ; served as 2nd Lieut, with 3rd, 12th, 14th, and
16th Batts. The Prince of Wales's Own (West Yorkshire Regt.),
April, 1915, to Nov. 1916 ; transferred as Lieut, to R.A.S.C,
Nov. 1916 to Sept. 1917 ; M.T. at Grove Park, Sept. 1917, to
March, 1918 ; Taranto, Italy (Mediterranean L. of C), Mar
1918, to March, 1920 ; Staff Capt. S. & T. Directorate G.H.Q,
Italy , April, 1920, to present day ; War Office Q.M.G.S.
Address : The Laurels, Grove Park, Kent. Club : United
Sports. (02973)
COLTMAN, Grace, Mrs, M.B.E.
COLTMAN, Walter WilUam, M.B.E, J.P.
COLVILE, Major Charles Rowe, O.B.E, 6. 29 July, 1870;
s. of Lieut.-Col. C F. ColviUe, of 16, Harrington Gardens, S.W. ;
m. Norah, d. of John Henry Bovill, of Buckland, Betcnworth,
Surrey. Educ. : Marlborough CoU. War Work : Major,
6th Batt. K.R.R.C. ; Staff appointments in France ; and
attached Royal Fusiliers. Address : Ivyhouse Farm, E.
Mailing, Kent. Club : Cavendish. (05124)
COLVILLE, Lieut.-Col. Charles EUezer, O.B.E, VD..
J.P. for Perthshire, 6. 22 Nov. 1859 ; s. of Charles David1
ColviUe, of Ayton ; to. Caroline Sophia, d. of Foster Gray, of
Edinburgh. Educ. : George Watson's CoU., and Edinburgh
Univ. Solicitor ; Town Clerk, Crieff. War Work : Mobilised
with 6th Black Watch on 4 Aug. 1914 ; raised and commanded
3 6th Black Watch ; Commanded 4th Res. Batt. Royal Scots
FusUiers from April, 1916, until demobUisation in May, 1919 ;
mentioned, 1917. Address : Eversley, Crieff, Perthshire.
Club : Scottish Conservative. (O7021)
COLVILLE, Capt. Cyril Prichard, O.B.E.
COLVILLE, Hon. George Charles, M.B.E, fi. 22 Feb.
1867 ; s. of 1st Viscount ColviUe, of Culross ; to. Cynthia, d. of
1st Marquess of Crewe (see BURKE'S Peerage). Educ. :
Winchester, and Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law.
War Work : MiUtary Service Tribunal Advisory Committee.
Clubs : Carlton ; Turf ; Royal Yacht Squadron. (M1562)
COLVIN, Clement Preston, O.B.E, 6. 12 July, 1879 ; s. of
Clement Sueyd Colvin, CSX, of London ; m. Dorothea Mary,
d. of George Mair, of Sydney, N.S.W. Educ : Dulwich CoU.
Deputy Traffic Manager on the Burma RaUway Co, Rangoon,
Burma. War Work : Chief Recruiting Officer for Technical
Labour in the Province of Burma, for service with the Indian
MUitary and Naval forces overseas. Address : c o The Burma
RaUway Co, Rangoon, Burma. Club : Devonshire. (09811)
COLVIN, Lieut.-Col. Forrester FarneU, C.B.E, J.P, fi.
22 Jan. 1860 ; s. of Beale Blackwell Colvin, of Monkhams,
Waltham Abbey, Essex, and Pishiobury, Herts ; m. Isabella
Katharine, d. of Lord Rathdonnell, of Lisnavagh, RathviUy,
Co. Carlow (see Burke's Peerage), Educ. : Cheam and Marl
borough. 9th Lancers, 1880-1903. War Work : Served with
9th Lancers, S. Africa, 1899-1901 ; commanded column under
General H. Plumer, 1901-2 ; Divisional Staff Officer to Colonel.
C. P. Crewe, Cape Colony, 1902 ; twice mentionedin despatches ;
Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1900 ; appointed to command 2nd DragoonB,
1903 ; commanded 7th Res. Regt. of Cavalry, Aug. 1914, to
Feb. 1917 ; commanded 6th Res. Regt. of Cavalry. Feb. 1917,
to 31 May, 1918 ; mentioned in W.O. Gazette, 24 Feb. 1917 ;
Horse Adviser, 2nd Corps B.E.F. Nov. 1918, to April, 1919.
Address : Shermanbury Grange, Henfield, Sussex. Clubs :
Naval and Military ; Cavalry. (C1523)
COLVIN, Lady Gwendoline Audrey AdeUne BrudeneU,
C.B.E, 6. 3 Aug. 1869 ; d. of 2nd Earl of Stradbroke ; m.
Richard Beale, s. of Beale BlackweU Colvin, of Monkhams,
Essex. War Work : Chairman, Executive Committee, Essex
Branch, British Red Cross Society ; Asst. Commandant,
Essex, 16, Voluntary Aid Detachment. Address : Monkhams,
Waltham Abbey, Essex. (C944)
COLVIN, Capt. Ragmar Musgrave, C.B.E, ; was Assist.
Director Plans Div. during Great War. (C2234)
COLWILL, Lieut.-Comm. George Henry, O.B.E, R.N.
COLYER, Claude Gray, O.B.E, M.R.C S, L.R.C.P,
L.D.S. 6. 20 April, 1889 ; s. of Horace O. Colyer, of Ryde,
I. of W. ; to. Gladys May, d. of Robert King, of Port EUzabeth.
S.A. Educ. : Charing Cross ; Univ. Coll. ; Royal Dental
Hospitals. War Work : Dental Surgeon to the No. 4 CCS,
B.E.F, Nov. 1914, to May, 1915 ; No. 54 CCS, May, 1915, to
May, 1918; Advisory Dental Surgeon, First Army, B.E.F,
May, 1918, to Feb. 1919. Address: Burnham, Claygate.
Surrey. (05125)
COLYER, Sir James Frank, K.B.E, L.RC.P., F.R.CS.,
L.D.S. R.C.S. (Eng.), Dental Surgeon and Lecturer on Dental
Surgery to Charms Cross Hospital ; Surgeon to the Royal
Dental Hospital, London. Address : 11, Queen Anne Street,
Cavendish Square, W. 1. (K444)
COMBE, Capt. Harvey Alexander Brabazon, M.B.E.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Connolly

COMBE, Major James Searth, O.B.E.
COMBE, Col. Lionel, C.B.E, fi. 1861 ; s. of the late Maj.-
Gen. James John Combe, Indian Army ; m. 1893, Katherine
Louise, d. of WilUam Shipp. Formerly Roy. Dublin Fusiliers ;
served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C808)
COMBE, Nigel Victor, M.B.E, J.P., fi. 12 Jan. 1873 ; s. of
the late Matthew Combe, M.D, Deputy Surgeon-General,
R.A. ; m. Margaret Hornby, d. of the late Ven. Archdeacon
Walker, of Chichester. Educ. : Charterhouse, and Trinity
CoU, Cambridge. War Work : Hon. Sec. Allowances Sub-
Committee of the West Sussex War Pensions Committee ;
Hon. Sec. West Sussex Soldiers' and Sailors' FamiUes Associa
tion. Address : HoUist, Midhurst, Sussex. Club : Oxford
and Cambridge. (M7731)
COMBEN, Robert Stone, C.B.E, 6. 5 AprU, 1868;
s. of R. S. Comben, of Woodford Bridge, Essex ; to. late Char
lotte Alice, d. of late John Hawkins, of Dorchester. Educ. :
Holy Trinity School, Weymouth. War Work : Mayor of the
Borough of Weymouth and Melcombe-Regis, 1915-18 ; Chair
man of Military Tribunal, Food Control Committee, Local
Fuel Committee, etc. ; was successful, with the aid of fellow-
townspeople, in raising considerable sums for War Charities,
Local Hospitals, etc, during the period of office. Address :
11, RodweU Avenue, Weymouth, Dorset. (C2527)
COMBER, Charles Thomas Thornton, O.B.E, M.D,
M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, 6. 29 Jan. 1864 ; s. of Rev. Charles Thomas
Comber, of Oswaldkirk, Yorks. Educ : Mercers' School, and
St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Late Surgeon-Capt, Warrens
Mounted Infantry, S. Africa ; Vice-President National Medical
Union ; Chairman Lewisham Medical War Committee ; O.C.
of R.A.M.C. units, 2nd Brigade ; London Div, National Reserve.
War Work : Four years Surgeon to the Lewisham MiUtary
Hospital : also 3 years in charge of the Electrical and Massage
Special Department of the same hospital. Address : 27,
Rushey Green, Catford, S.E. 6. (011798)
COMBER, Lieut.-Comm. Thomas Geoffrey, O.B.E.
R.N. COMBES, Lieut. Percy Matthew, M.B.E, R.G.A. (SR.)
COMBRIDGE, CorneUus, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 1856; s. of
Daniel Thomas Combridge, of Hove, Sussex ; m. Annie, d. of
Mark Barker, of BristnaU HaU, Wore Educ : Brighton
Grammar SchooL Member of Birmingham City Council.
War Work ¦ Chairman of Executive, Birmingham War Savings
Committees. Address : 7, Westfield Road, Edgbaston. Club :
Conservative, Birmingham. (03666)
COMER, George Richard, M.B.E, Inter. B.Sc, 6. 3 Jan.
1878 ; s. of T. H. Comer, of Boston ; to. Emma Martha
Margaret, d. of the late Charles Atkinson, of Fishtoft, Lines..
Educ. : St. Mark's Coll, Chelsea, S.W. Headmaster, Tower
Road School, SMrbeck ; Worshipful Master (1920) of FrankUn
Lodge of Free Masons, No. 838, Boston ; Member Skirbeck
Parish Council. War Work : Hon. Sec. Boston and District
War Savings Committee; Hon Sec. Skirbeck War Savings
Association; Hon. Sec. Skirbeck Emergency Defence Com
mittee, and Special Constables. Address : 7, San Francisco
Terrace, Boston, Lines. (M7732)
COMERFORD, Matthew, M.B.E.
COMINS, Capt. Francis Aloysius, O.B.E, A.I.F.
COMPLIN, Major Edward Charles, O.B.E.
COMPTON, Hon. Paymaster Lieut.-Commander Charles
Leonard, M.B.E, R.N.R, 6. 3 May, 1866 ; s. of the late
Charles Compton, of H.M. Dockyard, Woolwich ; to. Anne
Ferguson, d. ot late James WUson, of Old Charlton, Kent.
Educ : Privately. Senior Staff Officer ; General Register and
Record Office of Shipping and Seamen, London. War Work :
During the War period was in charge (under the Registrar-
General of Shipping and Seamen) of the Royal Naval Reserve
Department of the General Register and Record Office
of Shipping and Seamen, London. Addresses : General
Register and Record Office of Shipping and Seamen, Tower
HiU, London, E. 1 ; Royal United Service Ins'itution, White-
haU, London, S.W. ; Bouverie Place, Folkestone. (M260)
COMPTON, Major CUfton WiUiam McGrath, O.B.E.
COMPTON, Lord Douglas James Cecil, C.B.E, 9th Lancers
(retired), 6. 15 Nov. 1865; s. of 4th Marquess of North
ampton, of Castle Ashby, Northampton (see Burke's Peerage) ;
m. DoUie, d. of M. WooU. Educ. : Eton. Col, commanded
9th Lancers 1902-11, served with his regiment throughout
the Boer War, 1899-1902. War Work : Commanded a Depot
on Line of Communication, 1915-19. Address : Delmonden
Manor, Hawkhurst, Kent. Club : Turf. (C470)
COMPTON, Edna Katherine, Mrs., M.B.E.
COMPTON, Capt. Edward Bathurst, O.B.E, R.N.
COMPTON, Henry, M.B.E, J.P, Major (retired) Essex
Vol. Artillery, Eastern Div. R.A, 6. 22 May, 1853 ; s. of John
Compton, of Dorset ; m. Mary Temperley, d. of W. L. Darke,
of Plaistow, Essex. Educ : Privately. War Work : Hon.
Sec. Kingston Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Association;
and War Pensions Sub-Committee, 1914-19 ; Chairman,
Kingston Surbiton and Fistrict Red Cross Hospital, 1915-19.
Address: 50, Kensington Palace Mansions, W. 1. Clubs
Royal Thames Yacht ; Constitutional. (M7734)
COMPTON, Major John, M.B.E, T.D, Officier d'Academie,
fi. 1 Dec 1864 ; s. of Charles Compton, of Royal Dockyard,
Woolwich ; to. Kate Mary, d. of WilUam Pye, of Old Charlton,
Kent. Educ. : Privately. Postmaster^ Folkestone. War
Work : Employed on Postal Work at Folkestone during the
Great War. Address : 9, MUlfield, Folkestone. (M3584)
COMYNS, Algernon Charles, O.B.E, 6. 17 Nov. 1867;

s. of the late Charles WilUam Comyns, Principal Clerk,
Admiralty ; to. EUzabeth Annie, d. of John Washington
Whmyates, of Liverpool, and U.S.A. Educ. : City of London
School. Superintending Clerk, Accountant General's Dept,
Admiralty. Address : 7, Stafford Mansions Albert Bridge
Road. S.W. 11. Club : Eccentric. (010188)
CONACHER, Hon. Major Charles Leonard, O.B.E,
6. 17 May, 1873 ; s. of the late John Conacher, of 69, West-
bourne Terrace, Hyde Park, W. ; to. Violet Mary, d. of Henry
Merrett. of Bishop's Cleeve, Glos. Educ. : Oswestry Grammar
School (Old Foundation). 1896-1910, Generali Manager, Isle
of Wight Central Rly. ; 1910-14, Traffic Manager, Cambrian
Railways. War Work : Commissioned in Oct. 1914, as a
Railway Transport Officer on War Office Headquarters Staff ;
transferred to Ministry of Munitions upon first formation in
June, 1915, and still so engaged on executive work ; decorated
for War Services in Jan. 1919 (first list), and awarded two
special mentions. Address : Heathfleld, New Barnet, Herts.
(0247)
CONCANON, Col. Henry, O.B.E, T.D. J.P., 6. 1861;
s. of Christopher Concanon, of Walton-on-the-Hill ; m. Isobel,
d. of Joseph Ion Wharton, of Soulby. Educ : Privately.
Joint Manager and Liverpool Director, White Star, Dominion,
and American Lines ; Chairman, Liverpool Steamship Owners'
Association ; Member of Mersey Docks and Harbour Board.
War Work : Transportation overseas of troops, munitions, and
foodstuffs ; on various committees. Red Cross, Recruiting,
Labour, etc. ; formerly commanded 7th Batt. The King's (Liver
pool Regiment). Addresses : 30, James Street, Liverpool ;
Beechside, AUerton, Liverpool. Clubs : Exchange, Liverpool ;
Junior Constitutional, London. (O1230)
CONCHIE, Jean, Mrs., M.B.E.
CONDER, Walter Tasman, M.B.E. (M10380)
CONEY, Lieut. Cecil Frederiok, M.B.E.
I CONGDON, Lieut. WilUam Sydney Philip, O.B.E,
1 R.N.R. CONGREVE, Eirene, Mrs., M.B.E. (M10245A)
CONIBEAR James Handford M.B.E.
CONINGHAM, Major AUred Evelyn, O.B.E, M.C,
CONINGHAM, Geraldine EmUy, Mrs. M.B.E.
CONYNGHAM, Elsie Margaret, Lady, O.B.E. (O2053)
CONN, Robert, M.B.E.
CONNAL, Lieut.-Col. Kenneth Hugh Munro, O.B.E,
T.D, J.P, 6. 28 Feb. 1870 ; s. of WilUam Connal, of Solsglrth,
Dollar ; to. Kitty MacTudoe, d. of A. Cochran, of Glasgow.
Educ. : Cheltenham. Vice-Chairman, City of Glasgow T.F.
Association ; served li years in the South African Campaign.
War Work : Three years 'active service in Egypt, Gallipoli and
France ; invalided home from France Oct. 1917 ; Divisional
Road Transport Officer, West of Scotland Division, 1918, till
Road Transport Board dissolved in 1919. Address : Monkton-
head, Monkton, Ayrshire. Clubs / Cavalry, London ; Western,
Glasgow. (010189)
CONNAL, Sophia Lucy Mackworth, Mrs., M.B.E, B.Sc.
CONNAN, Capt. John Cranmer, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
CONNELL, Jessie Murdoch, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 10 Jan.
1882 ; d. of Sir Henry Robson, of Aubrey Lodge, Kennington,
London ; m. Alexander, s. of John Connell of Appin, N.B.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Commandant St. John V.A.D.
Hospital, Myrtle Street, Liverpool. Address : 4, Alexandra
Drive, Sefton Park, Liverpool. (M262)
CONNELL, John, M.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C.
CONNELL, Sir Robert Lowden, K.B.E, 6. 1867 ; s. of
Thomas Connell, of Moresby, Cumberland (see Burke's
Peerage) ; to. Sarah, d. of John Webster, of Bootle. Educ. :
Privately. Shipowner and Underwriter ; Senior partner,
Lowden, ConneU & Co, Liverpool. War Work : Chairman
War Stores Committee, 1917 ;¦ Deputy Controller Army Salvage,
1917-19 ; Member of the Disposal Board Surplus Government
Stores, 1919-20. Address : Glencaple, Blundellsands, Liver
pool. Clubs : Reform ; Royal Automobile ; Argentine ;
Liverpool Reform. (K137)
CONNER, Lieut.-Col. Daniel Goodwin, O.B.E, R.A.F.
CONNER, James, M.B.E, M.I.M.E, M.I.E.E.
CONNERY Capt. William Lawrence, M.B.E . Manchester
Regt, 6. 25 Nov. 1875 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. M. H. Connery, M.C,
of Willow Bank, Ashton-under-Lyne ; m. Lily Gertrude, d. of
J. J. Carroll, of Dundalk. Educ. : Salford CathoUc Grammar
School. War Work : South African War, 1899-1902 ; men
tioned twice in despatches by Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener ¦
Great War, 1914, with 2nd Batt. Manchester Regt. ; mentioned
in Lord French's despatches, Feb. 1915. Address : WUlow
Bank, Ashton-under-Lyne. (M6620)
CONNETT, Capt. WilUam, M.B.E, 6. 15 March, 1860 ;
s. of William Connett, of Appledore; m. Louisa, d. of John
Chesterfield, of Portreath. Educ. : Appledore. Master
Mariner. War Work: ColUery Transport, S.S. "Treleigh";
valuable services rendered during the war. Address : Hill
View, Portreath, Redruth, CornwaU. (M1564)
CONNICHIE, Henry Joseph Bexfield, M.B.E.
CONNOLLY, Capt. Hugh Francis, M.B.E.
CONNOLLY, Matthew, M.B.E.
CONNOLLY, Thomas Francis, M.B.E, M.Sc, Fellow of
Optical Society, 6. 1878 ; s. of John Connolly of Monaghan,
Ireland : to. Emma Adele, d. of A. Richez. Educ : St. Francis
Xaviers CoU. ; Liverpool Univ. ; Royal CoU. of Science,
S. Kensington. Civil Servant (Technical Science). War

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Work : Optical Munitions. Address : 45, Dryburgh Road,
Putney, S.W. 15. (M7737)
CONNOLLY, William Frederiok, M.B.E.
CONNOLLY, WiUiam Patrick Joseph, C.B.E, I.S.O. ;
Principal Clerk, Chief See's Office, Dublin Castle. Address:
63, Merrion Road, DubUn. (C945)
CONNOR, Anthony John, M.B.E.
CONNOR, WiUiam James, M.B.E.
CONNORS, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. Ernest John, O.B.E,
R.N. CONROY, Lieut.-Col. Charles O'NeU, O.B.E, K.C,
fi. 24 Jan. 1871 ; s. of James Gervais Conroy, K.C, of Dublin ;
m. Mary Agnes, d. of George Weathers, M.R.C.S, of London.
Educ. : St. Bede's CoUege, Manchester ; Univ. CoUege and
School, London ; Wren and Gumey, London. General
Counsel and Treasurer, Reid Newfoundland Co, St. John's,
Newfoundland ; Lieut.-Col. commanding Catholic Cadet
Corps of Newfoundland. War Work : Executive Member,
Standing Committee of Newfoundland Patriotic Association,
which raised and equipped Royal Newfoundland Regiment.
Address : " Raheen " Bonaventure Avenue, St. John's, New
foundland. Clubs : City ; Knights of Columbus. (0974)
CONSTABLE, Andrew Henderson Briggs, C.B.E,
K.C, 6. March, 1865 ; s. of WiUiam Briggs Constable, of
Benarty, FUe ; m. Elizabeth, d. of James Simpson, of Mawcarse,
Kincross. Educ : Dollar Academy ; University of Edinburgh.
Dean of the Faculty of Advocates. War Work : Supervisor
of Military Representatives, and afterwards Representative of
the Scottish Office to Tribunals, under MUitary Service Acts, in
Scotland. Address: 23, Royal Circus, Edinburgh. Clubs:
University, Edinburgh ; WeUington, London. (C2528)
CONSTABLE, Arthur Douglas, O.B.E.
CONSTABLE, Capt. Clifford Edward, O.B.E, M.C,
6. 20 Aug. 1876 ; s. of Marmaduke Constable, of MUlbrook,
Southampton ; m. Sarah Snow, d. of Daniel Kimball, of
Boston, U.S.A. Educ. : Eastman's ; R.N. Academy ;
"Britannia." Holds Life Saving Certificate; served in the
Boer War with B.S.A. Mounted PoUce. War Work : Joined
2nd King Edward's Horse as trooper in Aug. 1914 ; through
N.C.O. ranks to commission in Regt. ; finaUy Capt and
Adjutant ; left Regt.. May, 1917, and joined Welsh Division
(38th Div.), and served with them tUl end of Sept. 1918 ; Camp
Commandant of Headquarters Lines of Communication untU
demobiUsation in May, 1919 ; twice mentioned in despatches. (05126)
CONSTABLE, Eng.-Comm. James Sandford, O.B.E,
R.N. CONSTABLE, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. WiUiam Charles
O.B.E. CONSTABLE, AUce AmeUa BROWN-, M.B.E,
Q.M.A.A.C. CONSTANTINE, Arthur Heaton, M.B.E, 6. 21 Jan.
1885 ; s. of Arthur Constantine, of Bolton, Lancs. ; to. Mary,
d. of Frank CorneU, of Birmingham. Educ. : Nottingham
High School and Univ. CoU. Engineer. War Work : Served
with the forces, Aug. 1914, to Jan. 1916 ; afterwards assistant
works manager to National Ordnance Factory, Nottingham.
Address : 55, Coney Green Drive, Longbridge, Birmingham. (M7739)
CONSTANTINE, WiUiam Windley, M.B.E, A.M.I.Mech.E,
M.I.A.E, 6. 18 Sept. 1886 ; s. ot the late Arthur Constantine,
SoUcitor, of Blackburn. Educ : Nottingham High School and
Univ. CoU. Chief Designer (Engine Dept.), Crossley Bros, Ltd,
Erwood Park Works, Manchester. War Work : Served in
H.M. Forces from Sept. 1914, to June, 1916 (5th King's Royal
Rifles and Machine Gun Corps) ; transferred to Ministry of
Munitions, June, 1916, and became Chief Technical Assistant
to Director of Munitions, Mechanical Transport ; later trans
ferred to Meeh. Warfare Dept. (Tanks), and was appointed
Section Director, Engine Design ; voluntary member of
Advisory Committee (Engines) to Disposal Board. Address :
42. Peel Moat Road, Heaton Moor, Stockport. (M7740)
CONSTERDINE, Rudolph, M.B.E, 6. 15 July, 1887 ;
s. of Rev. J. Consterdine, M.A, Rector of Edgware, Middlesex.
Educ. : St. Lawrence CoU, Ramsgate ; Univ. CoU. Reading
War Work: Served with the Y.M.C.A. (British) at Bedford,
Dieppe (Sec), and Third Army Area (Sec.) ; Y.M.C.A. (Chinese),
Third Army Area (Sec.) Headquarters for France (Assist. Sec ) ;
Holds the Order of Wen-Hu (5th Class). Addresses: Y.M.C.A,
Cairo, Egypt ; Edgware Rectory, Middlesex. (M1565)
CONWAY, Agnes Ethel, M.B.E.
CONYERS, Ada Blanche, Mrs, M.B.E.
CONYERS, Evelyn Augustus, C.B.E, R.R.C. Matron-in
Chief, Australian Armv Nursing Service. (C1142)
CONYNGHAM, Elsie Margaret, Lady LENOX-, O.B E
d. of Surgeon-Maj.-Gen. Sir (Alexander) Frederick Bradshaw,
K.C.B. ; to. 15 Nov. 1890, Col. Sir Gerald Ponsonby, 5th s. of
the late Sir WiUiam FitzwilUam Lenox-Conyngham, K.C.B,
of Springhill, Co. Londonderry. (O2053.
CONYNGHAM, Eva, Mrs. LENOX-, O.B.E, 6. 10 Sept
1879 ; d. of Edmund Sanders Darlev, of Fern Hill, Co. DubUn ¦
m. the late Hubert MaxweU, Lieut.-Col, D.S.O, s. of Col Sir
WiUiam Lenox-Conyngham, of SpringhUl, Co. Derry (see
Burke's Landed Gentry of Ireland). War Work : Hon Sec
Wounded Soldiers' Club, DubUn. Address : Fern HiU, Sandv
Ford, Co. Dublin. (010190)
CONYNHAM, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Arbuthnot LENOX-.
O.B.E, T.F, Res.
COODE, Montgomery Penrose, O.B.E, 6. 20 May, 1853 ;

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s. of Gen. John Penrose Coode, of Madras Army. Educ •
HaUeybury CoU, and R.I.E. CoU, Coopers HiU. Late Indian
Public Works Department ; Superintending Engineer in
Burma ; retired in 1907 ; late M.Inst.CE. ; Fellow Royal
Colonial Institute. War Work : Hon. Treas. and Sec. Devon-
port War Hospital Supply DepGt. Address: 13, Penlee
Gardens, Devonport. Clubs: E.I.U.S. ; Royal Western
Yacht Club, Plymouth. (010191)
COOK, Albert Ruskin, O.B.E, M.D. (Lond.), B.A.
(Camb.), B.Sc. (Lond.), ChevaUer de L'Ordre de Leopold
6. 2 March, 1870 ; s. of WUliam Henry Cook of Hampstead,
N.W. ; m. Katharine, d. of J. Timpson. Educ. : St. Paul's
School ; Trinity CoU, Cambridge ; St. Bart.'s Hospital (Science
Exhibitioner, St. Paul's School ; Major Scholar, Trinity CoU,
Camb. ; Shuter Scholar, Bart.'s). 1st Class Nat. Science Tripos,
Part I, 1st Class, Part n. ; S.M.O, Mengo Hospital ; C.M.8,
Kampala, 1897 ; President Uganda Branch of B.M.A. War
Work : Officer in charge Mengo Base Hospital, Uganda, 1914-
17 ; on the Staff of Bermondsey MiUtary Hospital, 1918 ; late
Capt. Uganda Medical Service ; medal with 2 clasps for Uganda
Nubian Rebellion, 1897-98. Addresses: P.O. Box 125,
Kampala, Uganda ; CM.S, Salisbury Square, London, E.C.
(0985)
COOK, Albert Sydney, M.B.E, 6. 22 March, 1894 : s. of
F. AUord Cook, of Burgess HiU, Sussex. Educ. : S. London
School. War Work : Served in France with Loudon Regt. ;
later joined MiUtary Secretary's Branch and served on H.Q.
Staff of 5th, and then 4th, Army untU the cessation of hos
tilities, when recaUed to join a new branch at War Office.
Address : 20, Barry Road, Dulwich. (M7741).
COOK, Major Alexander, O.B.E, Aust. A.M.C,
COOK, Lieut. Alexander James, O.B.E, R.N.R.
COOK, Capt. Charles Lever, M.B.E.
COOK, Fred Compigne, M.B.E.
COOK, Grace Muriel Mrs, O.B.E.
COOK, Lieut.-Col. Herbert George Graham, C.B.E,
M.D, F.R.CS, R.A.M.C, 6. 1864 ; s. of Thomas William
Cook, of London ; m. Mabel Mary, Norton. Educ. : Charter
house ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Surgeon, King Edward
VII. Hospital, Cardiff ; Medical Officer, H.M. Prison, Cardiff.
War Work : Surgeon-in-Charge, Glamorgan and Monmouth
shire Hospital ; attached to French Xth Army, at Berck Plage,
Pas-de-Calais, 1914-15 ; Lieut.-Col, Commanding Welsh
Hospital, Netley, AprU, 1916-19. Address: 22, Newport
Road, Cardiff. (C2091)
COOK, Col. James, O.B.E, T.F. Res.
COOK, James, M.B.E.
COOK, Katharine, Mrs, M.B.E, d. of John Timpson, of
Northampton ; to. Albert Ruskin, s. of Dr. W. H. Cook, of
Hampstead. Educ : Guy's Hospital. Superintendent of
Maternity Training School, Kampala, Uganda ; for 21 years
Matron, Mengo Hospital, Kampala, 1897-1918. Medal and
clasp, Uganda, 1897-98, War Work : March, 1918, Matron,
Base Hospital, Mengo ; 1914-17 Superintendent, Kampala
Branch, Red Cross Society. Addresses : P.O. Box 125,
Kampala, Uganda ; c/o CM.S, Salisbury Square, London,
E.C. (M1257)
COOK, Lieut.-Col. Leonard Barnaby, O.B.E.
COOK, Col. Peroival Robert, C.B.E, N.Z.A.M.D, fi.
6 Dec. 1867 ; s. of Edmund Cook, of Dunedin, N.Z. ; m. LUian
Maud, d. of James C. WUMn, of Christehurch. Surgeon to
Masterton Hospital. War Work : Officer Commanding troops
on New Zealand Hospital Ship " Marama," from Dec. 1915, to
May, 1918; A.D.M.S. Wellington MUitary District, June,
1918, to Feb. 1919. Club : Masterton. (C1851)
COOK, Percy Frederick, M.B.E, Q.M.S, R.A.M.C
COOK, Richard Frederic, M.B.E.
COOK, Capt. Robert Ewing, O.B.E, R.A.F.
COOK, Major Sidney George, O.B.E.
COOK, Thomas, O.B.E.
COOK, Capt. Victor Chandler, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
COOK, Major WiUiam Ernest, O.B.E, R.N.
COOK, WiUiam Frederiok, M.B.E,
COOK, Capt. William Littlejohn, O.B.E, Gordon High
landers, 6. 21 July, 1883 ; s. of George Milne Cook, D.L, of
BeaconhiU, Murtle, Aberdeenshire ; to. Xenia, d. of Oscar
Steveni, of Petrograd. Educ : Merchiston Castle. War
Work : Served in France with unit, 1915 ; attached Admiralty
for special service in Russia, 1916-17 ; Norway, 1917-18 ;
Egypt, 1918. Address : Anderson Drive, Aberdeen. Club ."
Royal Northern, Aberdeen. (08771)
COOK, WilUam Wallace, O.B.E. Address: Worcoppice
House, White Hill, Caterham, Surrey. (010193)
COOKE, Air-Commodore Bertram Hewett Hunter,
C.M.G, C.B.E, D.S.O, fi. 1874 ; s. of John Edward Cooke,
formerly R.N. ; m. 1903, Mary Henrietta, d. of the late T. H.
Cardwell, of Newnton, Tetbury, Gloucestershire. Lieut.-Col.
Rifle Brig. (Prince Consort's Own), and attached to R.A.F.
with rank of Air-Commodore ; NUe Expedition, 1898 (medal,
Egyptian medal with clasp) ; S. African War, 1900-1902, on
special service (wounded, Queen's medal with five clasps);
served in the Great War, 1914-18, on Staff (severely wounded,
despatches four times, Brevet Lieut.-Col, Russian Order of
St. Stanislaus with swords, Croix de Guerre). (C1890)
COOKE, Major Cedric Franklin, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, fi.
12 Aug. 1882 ; s. of Henry Cooke, late of Thong, Gravesend,
Kent ; m. Mabel Dorothy, d. of HamUton Stein, of Mauritius.
Educ. : King's School, Rochester. War Work : Raised 18th
Divisional Train, 1914: D.A.Q.M.G. 13th Division, 1915:

BIOGRAPHIES.

Coombs

Staff Captain, War Office, 1916 ; and D.A.D.T. Eastern Com
mand, 1916-19. Address : R.A.S.C, Mauritius. Club : Junior
Naval and MUitary. (08772)
COOKE, Clara Mabel, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 9 May, 1870 ; d. of
Richard Rudyard, of Scalby Hall, near Scarborough ; m.
Major Thomas Percy, s. of J. A. Cooke. Educ : Scarborough
and Dresden. War Work : Commandant, Olton AuxUiary
Hospital for 5 years. Address : Eskdale, Kineton Road, Olton,
Warwickshire. (M7745)
COOKE, Lieut.-Col. Claude Edward Arthur, C.B.E.
COOKE, Cuthbert CressweU, M.B.E.
COOKE, Edward Henry WUliam, M.B.E.
COOKE, Sir (Edward) Marriott, K.B.E., M.B. (Lond.),
M.R.C.S. (Eng.), A.K.C, 6. 4 Feb. 1852 ; s. of Henry Edward
Cooke, of Harrow-on-the-HiU ; m. Mary Anne Henrietta CecU,
<_. of Sir George Brooke-PecheU, 5th Bart, of Alton House,
Alton, Hants. Educ : Cholmeley's School, Highgate ; King's
College Hospital, London. Commissioner of the Board of
Control since 1914 ; Chairman of that Board, 1916-18 ; Com
missioner in Lunacy, 1898-1914 ; formerly Medical Officer and
Superintendent Worcester County and City Lunatic Asylum,
and previously Medical Superintendent of the WUts. County
Asylum. War Work : Was largely concerned with the initia
tion and development of a scheme for the establishment of
some 24 weU equipped War Hospitals, formed by the conversion
of County and Borough Lunatic Asylums in England and Wales,
whereby over 31,000 beds were provided, which during the five
years they were avaUable afforded treatment for nearly
500,000 sick and wounded soldiers. Addresses : 43, Coleherne
Court, South Kensington, S.W. 5 ; 66, Victoria Street, S.W. 1.
Club : Conservative. (K188)
COOKE, Frank Alexander, M.B.E, D.C.M.
COOKE, Frank James, M.B.E.
COOKE, Henry Moore Annesley, O.B.E.
COOKE, Herbert Sutton, O.B.E.
COOKE, Howard Francis Vernon, M.B.E, B.A, 6. 9 Feb.
1867 ; s. of Rev. R. H. Cooke, B.D, of Healaugh, Yorkshire ;
m. Ethel Margaret, d. of W. H. Cobb, of Southwoods Hall,
Thirsk. Educ. : Malvern CoU, and Emmanuel CoU, Cam
bridge. Electrical Engineer. War Work : Ministry of Muni
tions, Salvage Dept. ; Sergt. MetropoUtan Special Constabu
lary ; awarded 1914 Star and Long Service Medal. Address :
36, Cleveland Road, Ealing. Club : New University. (M7749)
COOKE, Brevet-Major Ion Alexander Scott, O.B.E,
F.R. Colonial Inst, 6. 12 Oct. 1888 ; s. of the Rev. Edward
Alexander Cooke, M.A, Vicar of St. Paul, Brentford. Educ. :
St. John's, Leatherhead. 2nd Lieut. 4th Connaught Rangers,
1907; Lieut, 1910; Capt, 1915; Brevet-Major, 1918;
Private Sec. to Sir Lawrence Wallace, K.B.E, CM.G, Adminis
trator of N. Rhodesia, May, 1912, to Aug. 1913 ; Private Sec.
to Lieut.-Col. H. W. Kempster, CM.G, Commissioner of Land
Settlement for Rhodesia, in Australia, New Zealand, and
Canada, Oct. 1913, to Aug. 1914. War Work : Served in 2nd
Batt. Connaught Rangers, Sept. to Nov. 1914 ; Battles, Aisne
and 1st Battle of Ypres ; Egypt and Palestine, April, 1915, to
Nov. 1918 ; despatches, " London Gazette," June, 1916, and
1917 ; Brevet-Major, New Years' Honours, 1918; O.B.E.
New Year's Honours, 1919 ; 1914 Star and Rosette. Address :
Devon Estates, Malacca. Clubs : Junior United Service,
Charles Street, S.W. ; Malacca Club, Malacca, S. Settlements. (03287)
COOKE, James Henry, M.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C
COOKE, John Galwey, O.B.E, M.B, B.Ch, ft. 1859;
». of the Rev. Ambrose Cooke, of KUlinane, Co. Tipperary.
Educ. : Trinity Coll, DubUn. Hon. Consulting Surgeon,
County Infirmary, Londonderry ; late Surgeon to County
Infirmary, Londonderry. War Work : Surgeon-in-charge,
County Infirmary, Londonderry (AuxUiary Naval and MUitary
Hospital) ; Acting Hon. Surgeon to Officers of Buncrana Naval
Base. Address : 67, Clarendon Street, Londonderry. Club :
Northern Counties, Londonderry. (010194)
COOKE, Joseph, O.B.E.
COOKE, Margery Randal, Mrs., O.B.E.
COOKE, Martin Alfred, O.B.E, T.D, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
L.S.A, R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 6. 1872 ; s. of Alfred Square Cooke, of
Stroud, Glos. ; m. May, d. of Thomas W. Elvy, of Stroud.
Educ. : WycUffe CoU, Stonehouse ; Weymouth Coll. ; St.
Barts. Hospital. War Work: Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C (T.F.) ;
L.M. Bde. Field Ambulance; O.C Tooting Grove MiUtary
Hospital, S.W. Address : 12, Central Hill, Upper Norwood,
S.E. 19. (O7027)
COOKE, Capt. PhiUp Andrew, O.B.E, M.C.
COOKE, Lieut.-Col. Robert Joseph, O.B.E.
COOKE, Thomas FothergiU, O.B.E.
COOKE, Capt. WiUiam Edward Hinchley, O.B.E.
COOKE, WilUam Herrick, M.B.E, 6. 1881 ; s. of WUliam
Cooke, of Leicester ; to. EUzabeth, d. of John Clarke, of Market
Basworth. Educ. : Leicester. Master, Poor Law Institution.
War Work : Recruited 200 able-bodied men from the Casual
Wards ; afterwards turned the whole of the Poor Law Institu
tion into Hospital for the sick. Address : Poor Law Institution,
Worksop, Notts. (M7750)
COOKE, WiUiam John, M.B.E. .
COOKE, PhiUp Tatton DAVIES-, O.B.E, J.P, D.L, 6.
15 May, 1863 ; s. of P. B. Davies-Cooke, of Gugraney, Mold,
N. Wales (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Doris, d. of R. C. Donaldson
Hudson, of Cheswardine, Market Drayton. Educ. : Eton and
Cambridge. J.P. War Work : Chairman Flintshire War
Agricultural Committee ; Member of County Advisory Com

mittee : Major, Volunteers. Addresi : Gugraney, Mold,
North Wales. Clubs: Carlton; TraveUers'. (O10I97)
COOKE, Sir Clement KINLOCH-, Kt, K.B.E, B.A,
LL.M, M.P. (U.), Devonport, since 1910; o.s. of the late
Robert Whall Cooke, of Sunnyside, Brighton; to. Florence,
y.d. of the late Rev. J. L. Errington; assumed additional
surname of Kinloch. Edue. : Brighton Coll. ; St. John's Coll,
Cambs. ; Mathematical Tripos ; Law Tripos ; Barr. ] 883 ;
Oxford Circuit ; H.M. Counsel for Mint in Berkshire ; legal
adviser to House of Lords Sweating Commission, 1886-88 ;
Private Sec. to Earl of Dunraven (Under-Secretary of State for
Colonies) ; Examiner under Civil Service Commission for
H.M.'s Factory Inspectorships ; Edited " English Illustrated
Magazine," " Observer," " Pall Mall Gazette " ; Founder and
Editor, " Empire Review " ; Hon. Sec. to Allied Colonial
Univ. Conference held at Burlington House, 1903 ; Member
L.CC, 1907-10 ; of Educational Authority for County of
London ; of London (Central) Unemployed Body ; of County
of London Territorial Force Association ; Governor of Imperial
College of Science and Technology ; Chairman, Central Emigra
tion Board ; and of S.W. Advisory Committee, London
Secondary School for Girls ; Member of Conjoint Committee
for Promotion of Commercial Education ; FeUow of the Royal
Colonial Institute ; Ruling Councillor of the Iddesleigh
Habitation of the S.W. London United Habitation of the
Primrose League. Addresses : 3, Mount Street, Grosvenor
Square, W. 1 ; 2, Garden Court, Temple, E.C. Clubs :
Athenaeum ; Carlton ; St. Stephen's ; United ; Beefsteak ;
M.CC ; Royal South- Western Yacht. (K208)
COOKSEY, Lieut. Frank Reginald, M.B.E.
COOKSEY, Henry James, M.B.E, 6. 24 Sept. 1875 ;
s. of PhiUp Henry Cooksey, of Camberwell ; m. Maud Watt.
Educ. : Privately. Superintending Clerk, War Office. War
Work : Clerk-in-Charge, Territori il Officers' section, MUitary
Secretary's Department, War Office; served in the N.W.
Frontier, 1897-8 Campaigns, India. Address : Undermount,
Sydenham HiU Road, Sydenham, S.E. (M267)
COOKSON, Christopher, M.B.E, Egyptian State Tele
graphs. (M10350)
COOKSON, Kenneth, O.B.E.
COOKSON, Percy Charles, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 6 July, 1827 ;
s. of the Rev. Osmond Cookson, of Adelaide, South Africa ;
m. Adelaide EUzabeth, d. of late Georges De La Montaigne,
of Paris. Educ. : Denstone CoU, Leeds Grammar School, and
Privately. CivU Servant ; Magistrate ; Native Commissioner
and Justice of Peace for Northern Rhodesia. War Work :
Forwarding supplies for Fife Garrison on Rhodesian Northern
Border ; supplying Military Porters for Rhodesian and
Nyasaland Field Forces operating in German East Africa and
Portuguese East Africa. A.ddress\: Fort Jameson, East
Luangwa District, Northern Rhodesia. Club : United Service
(Livingstone). (M6429)
COOKSON, Lieut.-Col. PhUip Blenoowe, CM.G, O.B.E,
J.P, fi. 30 Oct. 1871 ; s. of John Blencowe Cookson, of Meldon
Park, Morpeth ; m. Gwendoline, d. of Henry Arthur Brassey. of
Preston HaU, Kent (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Eton.
1st Life Guards, April, 1894-1911 ; served on N.W. Frontier of
India, 1897-98 ; S. African War, 1899-1900. War Work :
European War, 1914-18, Lieut.-Col. Northumberland Hussars.
Address : Meldon Park, Morpeth, Northumberland. Clubs :
Turf; White's. (O7028)
COOKSON, Thomas Hatton, M.B.E, ft. 17 Sept, 1878 ;
s. of Henry Cookson, of West Derby, Liverpool ; m. Winifred
Susan, d. of Richard Preston Bishop, of Starcross, Devon.
Educ : Shrewsbury School. Merchant. War Work : In
charge of the Liverpool Office of the Oils and Fats Branch,
Ministry of Food. A ddress : Rose Lea, Willaston, near
Birkenhead. Club : Old Hall, Liverpool (M7751)
COOMBE, Arthur Henry, M.B.E, 6. 10 Oct. 1865 ; s.
of WUliam Coombe, of Torrington, North Devon ; m. Kate,
d. of Richard Starling, of Clapham. Educ. : Shebbear CoUege,
North Devon. War Work : Duties connected with the post of
Registrar to the Accountant-General of the Navy, in whose
department, during the war period, the number of com
munications received in the Registry averaged two and a quarter
millions per annum. Address : 42, Tierney Road, Streatham
HU1, S.W. (M268)
COOMBES, George Noble, M.B.E.
COOMBES, Sydney Cooper, M.B.E, 6. 1 Sept. 1871 ;
s. of Walter James Coombes, of Ryde, Isle of Wight ; to.
Edith Alathea, d. of George Brewster, of Marston, Staffs.
Educ : Privately. Hon. Magistrate, Rangoon, from 1907-10 ;
President, Rangoon Trades Association; Hon. Treas. Viceroy's
Reception Committee, Rangoon ; Judge, Burma Arts and
Crafts Exhibition ; Delhi-Durbar Medal for Public Service,
Rangoon 1911. War Work : Naval Supply Officer, Colombo
Ceylon, from Jan. 1917, to July, 1919. CZufi : Overseas. (M7752)
COOMBES, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. WilUam James, M.B.E,
R.A. COOMBS, Edward Alfred, M.B.E, F.S.A.A, 6. 10 Jan.
1866 ; s. of the late Alfred Coombs, of Beckenham, Kent.
Treasurer of the Royal Borough of Kensington ; Fellow of the
Society of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors ; Fellow and
Past President of the Institute of Municipal Treasurers and
Accountants (Incorporated). War Work : Member of the
Advisory Committee on Accounts and Audit of the National
War Savings Committee ; Hon. Treas. of the Kensington
Central Committee for War Savings ; Hon. Treas. of Ken
sington Food Control Committee and Kensington National

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Kitchens. Addresses : The Town HaU, Kensington, W. 8 ;
Longside, Beckenham, Kent. (M1568)
COOMBS, Capt. Frederick Middleton, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
COOMBS, 2nd Lieut. Percy, M.B.E, R.A.F.
COOMBS, Lieut.-Comm. Thomas Edward, O.B.E, R.N.R,
6. 1884 ; s. of John Coombs, of Somersetshire ; m. Kathleen,
d. of Rev. H. A. S.Pitt, of Devonshire. Educ: Wells Grammar
School. Master Mariner, R.N.S.R. War Work : Second in
Command H.M. AuxiUary Cruiser " Patia," 1915-19 ; in
Command H.M.T.G. " Gossamer," tiU April, 1919, employed in
minesweeping ; in command H.M.S. " Gainsborough," April
to Nov. 1919. employed in sweeping mines off the Belgian coast.
Address : 32' Khartoum Road, Highfield, Southampton. (09664)
COOMBS, WiUiam Walter, M.B.E, fi. 24 Oct. 1866 ; s.
of the late Hillary Coombs, of Crewkerne, Somerset ; to. Emma,
d. of James Jarman, of Ipswich. Educ. : Crewkerne Grammar
School and London University. Civil Servant (Board of
Trade). War Work : Work in connection with Trading with
the enemv. (M269)
COONEY, Capt. Ralph Carson, O.B.E.
COOPE, Amy Monica, M.B.E.
COOPE, Capt. Raymond Henry, O.B.E, Mercantile
Marine, 6. 21 May, 1856 ; s. of the late John Coope ; to.
AUce Maud, d. of the late WiUiam Speechley. Educ. : School
ship " Conway." In the service of the B.I.S.N.C-L. 44 years,
36 years of which were in command of ships on the Indian coast.
War Work : In command of the " Elephanta " when war
broke out on 10 Aug. 1914, ship taken by Indian Govt, as
troop transport ; served whole war to date of Armistice ;
carried some 50,000 men without accident ; mentioned de
spatches 3 times ; present first actions, Mesopotamia, and last
at Hodeida against Turks. Address : 510, Lytham Road,
Blackpool, Lancashire. (01231)
COOPER, Alice, O.B.E.
COOPER, AUan Ernest, M.B.E, 6. 1874 ; s. of John
Cooper, of Lapworth ; to. Elizabeth Ann, d. of PhUip Blight, of
Ilfracombe. Educ. : King Edward's School, Aston. War
Work : Production of Side Arms. Address : 22, Holly Road,
Edgbaston Birmingham. Club : R.A.C. (M1569)
COOPER, Capt. Ansell Edgar, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
COOPER, Paymaster-Lieut. -Comm. Archibald Frederick,
O.B.E, R.N.
COOPER, Bertram George, M.B.E.
COOPER, Major Bryan Rieco, M.B.E.
COOPER, 2nd Lieut. Cecil Aubrey, M.B.E, R.E.
COOPER, Capt. Charles Herbert, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
COOPER, Col. Charles James, C.B.E, T.D.
COOPER, Lieut.-Comm. Charles PureeU, O.B.E, R.D.,
R.N.R. COOPER, Charlotte Leonora, Lady, O.B.E.; d. of Thomas
Crambton, of Grove Park, Middlesex ; m. 7 Sept. 1876, Sir
Edward Ernest Cooper, 1st Bt. of Berrydown Court (see
Burke's Peerage). Address : Berrydown Court, Overton, Hants
(03668)
COOPER, Daniel George Arthur, O.B.E, S.M, J.P fi.
1 July, 1861 ; s. of George Sisson Cooper ' of Wellington.
Educ. : Privately ; WeUington Coll. 1889-1914, Registrar
Supreme Court and Court of Appeal, and Sheriff, WeUington
District ; Feb. 1914, Stipendiary Magistrate, WelUngton.
War Work : Nov. 1914, to Nov. 1918, Chairman, 1st WeUington
Military Service Board ; 25 Aug. 1915, Chairman, War Pensions
Board for New Zealand. Address : WeUington. Club.
Wellington. (08223)
COOPER, Edward Stroud, M.B.E.. 6. 17 Sept. 1881 ;
s. of Thomas Cooper, of Bishops Waltham ; m. Martha CeciUa
Florence, d. of the late John Gregg Corbitt, of Belfast. Educ •
Queen's Park CoU, Harrow Road, W. War Work : Assistant
to Sec. RaUway Executive Committee, Board of Trade;
volunteered for Army in 1915 and rejected. Address : 75
Wrottes'ey Road Harlesden, N.W. 10. (M7754)
COOPER, Eleanor Valentine, M.B.E , 6. 14 Feb. 1874 ;
d. of Edward Llewelyn Cooper, of Coventry and West Worthing'
Educ. : Kensington and Bedford. Joined Red Cross Society
in 1911 ; appointed Quartermaster of Sussex 78 in 1913 (Feb )
War Work : Quartermaster of " Cecils " Red Cross Hospital
Worthing, Dec. 1914, to March, 1919. Addresses : Seaholme!
Heene Road, W. Worthing; 3, Heath Gardens, Petersfield,
Hants. (AI1570)
COOPER, EUzabeth, O.B.E, 6. 20 Sept. 1861 ; * d. ot
James Cooper, of Southampton. Educ : Shirley, Southamp
ton. Member of Council of the Royal National Mission to
Deep Sea Fishermen. War Work: Hon. Superintendent of
work among Minesweepers at Fishermen's Institute of the
Royal National Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen, MUford Haven ¦
also Hon. Sec. and Treasurer of MlUord Haven and South Wales
Minesweepers' Comforts Supply Association. Address : Caer-
leon, Wokingham, Berks. (02491
COOPER, Ernest Napier, O.B.E.
COOPER, Ethel Beatrice, O.B.E. : d. of John WUson
Cooper, of Wincanton, Somerset (late a Principal of War Office
Whitehall, London). Educ. : Clapham High School. War-
Work : Organiser and Hon. Sec. Clapham War Relief Fund ¦
ft ¦?, ?L the Bx<5cutive Committee, Wandsworth Division'
British Red Cross Society. Address : 43, The Chase, Clapham
Common. London S.W. .01 moo.
COOPER, Ethel Mary, M.B.E. iurcu»tf)
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COOPER, Lieut, and Quartermaster Francis John, M.B.E
6. 19 Jan. 1879 ; s. of John Cooper, of Chipping Norton'
Educ. : Burford Grammar School. Nurseryman. War Work •
Enlisted, Sept. 1914, in Oxf. and Bucks Lt. Infy, became
Quartermaster of 6th (Serv.) Batt. ; on disbandment of that
battalion, in Feb. 1918, became Quartermaster of the 20th Batt
M.G. Corps ; service in France, July 1915, to April 1919'
Address : The Hollies, Chipping Norton. (M4454)
COOPER, Major Frederiok Ernest, O.B.E, R.A.F.
COOPER, Major Geoffrey Beauchamp Astley, O.B E
LA. COOPER, Capt. George Alexander Conacher, O.B E
R.E. ' ''
COOPER, Harold Merriman, O.B.E, M.B, 6. 25 Feb
1873 ; s. of Horace Cooper, M.R.C.S, J.P, of Marlborough
Wilts. ; m. Amy Wentworth, d. of Wentworth Tyndale, M.B.'
of Hampton, Middlesex. Educ : . Marlborough CoU. ; St!
George's Hospital ; London Univ. Surgeon to St. Mary's
Cottage Hospital, Hampton ; Poor Law Medical Officer ;
Public Vaccinator ; District Medical Officer, Metropolitan
Water Board. War Work : Medical Officer County of Middle
sex Red Cross Hospital, Hanworth Park ; Medical Officer,
St. Mary's Cottage Hospital (MiUtary Hospital), Hampton;
Hon Sec. Local Medical War Committee, South Middlesex;
Medical Officer, WhitehaU Red Cross Hospital, Hampton
Court. (010200)
COOPER, Capt., Harold Octavius, O.B.E, R.F.A, 6
3 Aug. 1887 ; s. of J. E. Cooper, of KnodishaU, Suffolk ;
m. Yvonne Suzanne, d. of Arthur Cornet-Auquier, of Chalon-
sur-Saone, France. Educ. : Dean Close School, Cheltenham,
and Corpus Christi CoU, Cambridge. Assistant Master,
Dulwich College. War Work : Commissioned to the R.F.A.
in June, 1915 ; Posted to C. Battery, 47th Bde, R.F.A, in
France, Sept. 1915 ; appointed Reconnaissance Officer, R.A,
to 14th Div, 1916, XIX Corps, 1917, and 4th Army, 1918.
Address : 6, HUlcrest Road, Upper Sydenham, S.E. (05123)
COOPER, Harry, M.B.E, LA.
COOPER, Col. Harry, (ret.), C.M.G. C.B.E, J.P,
D.L, 6. 14 AprU, 1847 ; s. of late Henry Cooper, of Shooter's
HUl, Kent ; to. EmUy Charlotte Ernestine, d. of late Capt.
Henry Caldwell, C.B, R. N, Edue. : Brentwood Gr. School.
Royal MiUtary College, Sandhurst. Late 47th Foot, and
Staff ; com. Essex Inf. Brig. 1905-11 ; Vice-Chairman, Essex
Terr. Force Assoc, 1908-14 ; and commanded No. 3 Dist.
1915-17 ; Fenian Raids, Canada, 1866 ; Ashanti, 1873-74 ;
Burma, 1886 ; Sudan, 1896 ; S. Africa, 1899-1902 ; France,
1914 ; Vice-Consul, Bosnia, 1S77-8 ; Asia Minor, 1879-80 ;
A.D.C to Viceroy, India, 1884-8 ; A.D.C to the Sovereign,
1898-1904. Address: Pakenham Lodge, Bury St. Edmund's,
Suffolk. Club : United Service, London. (C1525)
COOPER, Major Harry, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
COOPER, Harry Gordon, M.B.E, M.B, B.C. (Cantab.),
M.A, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, 6. 5 Jatf. 1871 ; s. of Percy Byssche
Cooper, of Manchester ; to. Edith Warde, d. of Peter Johnson,
of Manchester. Educ. : Manchester Grammar School ;
Emmanuel Coll, Cambridge ; Victoria University. Physician
and Surgeon. War Work : Hon. Surgeon, St. John Ambulance
Brigade ; Assistant County Director, Red Cross, Cheshire ;
Hon. Surgeon, Stamford Hospital, Dunham Massey, John
Leigh Hospital, Temporary Red Cross Hospital and R.A. CD,
Altrincham. Address : Foye, 43, Manchester Road, Altrin
cham. (M1571)
COOPER, Major Henry, M.B.E.
COOPER, Henry Harold, M.B.E.
COOPER, Major Henry Sloane, O.B.E.. M.C.
COOPER, Lieut. Herbert MUlburn, M.B.E, 6. 12 April,
1885 ; s. of Joseph Cooper, of London ; m. Jennie Frances,
d. of WUliam Downey, of London. Educ. : Privately and
St. Paul's. Electrical and Mechanical Eng. War Work:
Assistant Inspector (2 years), District Inspector (2 years) of
Shell, Ontario District, under Imperial Ministry of Munitions.
Address : 2335, Yonge Street, Toronto, Ont, Canada. (M272)
COOPER, Howard Samuel, M.B.E.
COOPER, James, M.B.E.
COOPER, James Alexander, C.B.E., J.P. Temporary
Principal Clerk Finance Dept, War Office. (C471)
COOPER, Col. James Charles, C.B.E, 6. 29 Feb. 1864 ;
s. of James Cooper, of Caversham, Reading ; to. Mary Campbell
Simpson, d. of Hon. T. W. Hislop, of Wellington, New Zealand.
Educ. : Brighton Coll. Insurance Manager for N.Z. ; the
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company, Limited ;
twenty-five years ArtiUery Officer. War Work : Mobilized
Aug. 1914, as Coast Defence Commander, and served in C.D.C.
tUl 1920 ; Red Cross Work for three years, Lyttleton and
Christehurch, New Zealand. Address : 86, Browns Road,
St. Albans, Christehurch. New Zealand. Clubs : Canterbury
(Christehurch) ; Wellesley (Wellington) ; Otago (Dunedin). (C185i)
COOPER, Major James Percy Carre, O.B.E.
COOPER, John, M.B.E.
COOPER, Juanita Carlota, Mrs, M.B.E.
COOPER, Major Lyall Newoomen, C.B.E, D.S.O. Major,
R.E. ; served in the Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). (C781)
COOPER, Marion Helen, M.B.E, 6. 1874 ; d. of Rev.
Canon J. H. Cooper, Vicar of Cuckfield, Sussex. War Work:
Commandant of Red Cross Hospital, Cuckfield. Address:
Tentercroft, Cuckfield Sussex. (M7758)
COOPER, Mary, Lady, C.B.E, ; d. of George Smith, of
Chicago, IUinois ; m. Sir George (Bart.), s. of Alexander

BIOGRAPHIES.

Cordeaux

Cooper, of Elgin N.B. (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Lake
Forest, U.S.A.- and England. War Work : Commandant and
Donor of Hospital at Hursley Park, Winchester, from 1914-19 ;
also maintained Belgian refugees during same period.
Addresses : 26, Gros- venor Square, London ; Hursley Park,
Winchester ; The College, Elgin, N.B. (C2529)
COOPER, PhiUp Ward, O.B.E, fi. 8 March, 1877 ; s. oi
Horace Cooper, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, J.P. County of Wilts. ;
m. Katharine, d. of Charles Rolls Foster, of Armaside, Hampton
Hill. Educ. : Marlborough. Provincial Commissioner,
Uganda Protectorate. Address : Fort Portal, Toro, Uganda.
Club : Sports. (08382)
COOPER, Major Raymond Willoughby, O.B.E, R.E.
COOPER, Lieut. Richard Tennant, M.B.E, R.E.
COOPER, Lieut.-Col. Robert Higham, C.B.E. Major
and Acting Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. ; served in the Great War,
1914-19 (despatches). (C1238)
COOPER, Robert Llewellyn Wilson, M.B.E, 6. 21 March,
1874 ; s. of Robert Cooper, of Luton ; to. Edith Harriet, d.
of James Taylor, of Aberdeen. Educ : Cowper Street Founda
tion School, City of London. Customs and Excise Depart
ment of Civil Service. War Work : Head of Section in Ministry
of Shipping. Address : 79, The Avenue, Muswell HU1, London. (M3588)
COOPER, Major Robert WUliam, O.B.E, M.C.
COOPER, Rose EUen, The Hon. Mrs., O.B.E.
COOPER, Major Samuel Edward, M.B.E, R.E.
COOPER, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E.
COOPER, Thomas Mackay, O.B.E,. M.A, LL.B,; s. of"
John Cooper, C.E, of Edinburgh. Educ. : George Watson's
Coll., and Edinburgh Univ. Advocate of the Scottish Bar.
War Work : Secretarial Assistant, War Trade Department ;
Liaison Officer with Ministry of Munitions, and War Priorities
Committee of the War Cabinet. Address : 28, India Street,
Edinburgh. Club : Northern, Edinburgh. (O10202)
COOPER, Major Vivian Bolton Douglas, O.B.E, R.E.
COOPER, WUbraham ViUiers, O.B.E.
COOPER, Capt. Walter Jackson, M.B.E, R.A.F.
COOPER, Rev. WiUiam Henry Hewlett, M.B.E.
COOPER, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Linford Edward, O.B.E.
COOPER, Willie, O.B.E. (0117856)
COOPER, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Naunton Roger
GILBERT-, O.B.E.
COOPER, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Weldon HERRING-,
D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1873 ; s. of the late Harman Herring-Cooper
of Shrule Castle, Carlow. Entered Army Service Corps, 1901 )
became Capt. 1906 ; Maior, 1914 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1918 ;
is an A.Q.M.G. ; served in S. Africa, 1902 (despatches). (C2059;
COOTE, Comm. Bernard Trotter, O.B.E, R.N, 6. 9
AprU, 1880 ; s. of Sir Algernon Coote, Bart, of Ballyfln (see
Burke's Peerage) ; to. Grace Harriet, d. of the late Very Rev.
John Joseph Robinson, D.D, Dean of Belfast (see Burke's
Peerage — Avebury B). Educ. : Royal Navy ; entered
H.M.S. "Britannia," 1893 Industrial Welfare Society, 51,
Palace Street, S.W. 1. War Work : In charge of the physical
and recreational training of the Royal Navy. Address:
Clifton House, Cart Bridge, Surrey. (09077)
COOTE, Major John Methuen, O.B.E.
COPE, Capt. Alan Lachlan SUverwood, M.B.E, 6. 19
Feb. 1891 ; s. of William SUverwood Cope, of 24, Collingham
Gardens, S.W. ; m. Elizabeth Masters, d. of Dr. Carl Stone, of
Chicago, HI., U.S.A. Educ : Rugby ; Univ. Coll, Oxford.
War Work : Served with 1st Batt. The Buffs (E. Kent Regt.) in
France, 1914 ; Acting Brigade Major, Dover Infantry Brigade,
1915-16; Adjutant, 1st Garrison Batt. The Buffs, 1916-17;
Ministry of National Service, 1917-18 ; Co-ordination of
Demobilisation Section, War Cabinet, 1919. Address : 24,
CoUingham Gardens, S.W. Clubs : Cavendish ; Leander. (M5626)
COPE, Geoffrey SUverwood, M.B.E, 6. 15 Feb. 1889 ;
s. of WUliam SUverwood Cope, of 24, Collingham Gardens,
S W. 5. Educ. : St. Andrew's School, Eastbourne ; Rugby ;
New College, Oxon. War Work : Joint Societies, British
Red Cross and Order of St. John ; Sec. Equipment Com
mittee, The King George Hospital, S.E. 1, Nov. 1914 to June,
1915; Transport Officer, The King George Hospital, June,
1915, to Sept. 1916 ; Sec. The King George Hospital, Sept.
1916, to Oct. 1919. Address : 24, CoUingham Gardens, S.W. 5.
(M1572)
COPE, Surg.-Comm. Lidbroke Frank, O.B.E, R.N.
COPE, Lieut. Noel Harwood, M.B.E.
COPE, Major Thomas Francis, O.B.E.
COPELAND, Capt. David Patrick, O.B.E.
COPELAND, Capt. John Hugh, M.B.E, I.A.R.O. (M6780e)
COPEMAN, Edward Arden, M.B.E.
COPLAUS, Meyer, O.B.E. (06356)
COPLESTON, Ada Emily, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C, 6. 30
March, 1885 ; d. of WiUiam Francis, of Harlow, Essex ; to.
William Horace, s. of William Copleston, of Cambridge.
Educ: Pitman's Metropolitan School, Southampton Row,
W.C. War Work : Served in France with Queen Mary's
Army Auxiliary Corps ; was first attached to the 4th Army
Infantry School at Flexicourt, near Amiens ; later to the
Royal Army Ordnance Corps, in Calais. Address : c/o Mrs.
Gower, Market Deeping, nr. Peterborough. (M4485)
COPLESTON, Comm. Reginald Gay, O.B.E, R.N
COPLESTONE, Frederick, C.B.E, J.P. Editor of the
"Cheshire Chronicle." (C3136)

COPLEY, Brig.-Gen. Sir Alington BEWICKE-, K.B.E,
C.B, J.P, D.L, 6. 8 April, 1855 (see Burke's Peerage) ; s. of
R. 0. Bewicke Bewlcke, of Coulby Manor, Cleveland ; m.
Selina Frances, d. of Sir Charles Watson, Bart, of Fulmer,
Bucks (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Rugby ; Merton
College, Oxford; Sandhurst. 60th Rifles, 1877; A.D.C,
India, 1880 ; D.A.A.G, West Indies, 1890 ; D.A.A.G.. Ireland,
1892; MUitary Sec. Bengal, 1896; General Staff, Northern
Command, 1908 ; Commanding 17th Infantry Brigade, 1910 ;
Commanding West Riding Volunteers, 1914 ; Nile
Expedition, 1884-5; N.W. Frontier, Chitral, 1895; Kurram
1897 ; Samana, 1897 ; Tirah, 1898 ; S. Africa, 1899. Ad
dress : Sprotborough Hall, Doncaster. Clubs : Carlton ;
Naval and Military ; Yorkshire. (K299)
COPPINGER, Major Francis Romney, O.B.E, B.A,
M.B, R.A.M.C, 6. 10 May, 1883 ; s. of Valentine J. Coppinger,
Barrister-at-Law, Dublin. Educ. : Dublin University. In
charge of the Vaccine Department, Royal Army Medical
College, Grosvenor Road, London, S.W. War Work : Field
ambulance, and specialist in the prevention of disease, Aden
Field Force, 1914-16 ; D.A.D.M.S. (Sanitary), Burma Division,
1916-18. Address : Royal Army Medical College, Grosvenor
Road, London, S.W. 1. (08454)
COPPINGER, Capt. Robert Henry, C.B.E, 6. 1877;
s. of the late Valentine John Coppinger, Barrister-at-law ; m.
1909, Georgiana Katherine Grace, d: of the late G. Bousfleld
Long, of Chipping House, Wotton-under-Edge. Capt. R.N. ;
served in the Great War, 1914-19, with Dover Patrol and Ocean
Escort (despatches). (C1184)
COPPOCK, Harry Stowe, O.B.E, B.Sc, Assoc. M.Inst.
C.E, 6. 13 Jan. 1880 ; s. of John George Coppock, of Cardiff ;
to. Ivy Jessie, d. of John Edgar, of Melbourne, Australia.
Educ. : University College, Cardiff. Manager of the Gun
Department at the Elswick Works of Sir W. G. Armstrong,
Whitworth & Co., Ltd., Newcastle-on-Tyne. War Work :
As manager of the Gun Department at the Elswick Works,
was responsible for the manufacture of guns of aU caUbres,
including the 18-inch long-range naval guns and the 18-inch
long-range howitzers for land service ; the output of guns from
Messrs. Armstrong-Whitworth during the war period was
approximately one-third of the national output. Address :
c/o Edgar, 4 Bellevue Terrace, Edinburgh. (0251)
COPUS, Clarence George, M.B.E.
CORADINE, Sarah Ann, Mrs., M.B.E.
CORAH, John Reginald, M.B.E.
CORBET, Katharine, Hon. Mrs., M.B.E, Lady of Grace,
St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 1861 ; d. of 23rd Baron de Clifford (see
Burke's Peerage) ; m. Reginald Corbet, J.P, s. of H. R. Corbet,
of Adderly, Market Drayton. War Work : Commandant,
Adderly Military Auxiliary Hospital, Shropshire ; Organiser
Y.M.C.A. Camp Work ; Y.M.C.A. Member for Midland Division,
National Auxiliary Committee Y.M.C.A. Address : Adderly,
Market Drayton. Clubs : Ladies' Automobile ; Forum. (M1574)
CORBET, Lieut. Francis WeUington, O.B.E.
CORBET, Rosamond, Mrs. Bertram D'Avenant, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. CORBETT, Major Daniel Maurice, O.B.E, B.A, M.B,
B.Ch, B.A.O, L.M, R.A.M.C, 6. 17 Aug. 1882 ; s. of Daniel
Corbett, F.R.CS.I, of Dublin ; m. Eleanor Louise, d. of
Charles Samuel Hawkes, of Beckenham and Rio de Janeiro.
Educ. : Trinity CoUege, Dublin. War Work : Served in
France and Belgium, Macedonia and Serbia. Address : c/o
Holt and Co, 3, Whitehall Place, S.W. Club : Junior United
Service. (05133)
CORBETT, Major Edward Richard Trevor, M.B.E, J.P.
(Salop), 6. 8 Aug. 1872 ; s. of Edward Corbett, of Longnor,
Salop ; m. Marie, d. of Major W. E. Stuart, late 15th Hussars.
Educ. : Eton and Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. Chairman,
Atcham Rural District CouncU. War Work : District Re
cruiting Officer, and subsequently Secretary, West Midland
Region, under Ministry of National Service. Address: Long
nor Hall. Shrewsbury. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (M276)
CORBETT, Comm. Godfrey Edwin, C.B.E.; s. of the late
Capt. Frank Corbett, 33rd Regt, of Presteigne, Radnorshire.
Com. (ret.) R.N. ; Great War, 1914-18, on Blockade Patrol
and with Ocean Escort (despatches). (C1185)
CORBETT, Lieut.-Col. Robert Lorimer, C.B.E, R.A.O.C.
CORBETT, Sybel, O.B.E.
CORBISHLEY, Mary CecUia, O.B.E, R.R.C
CORBY, Capt. Hugh George, M.B.E.. R.A.F.
CORBYN, A.Lieut. Frederick James Harold,O.B.E,R.N.R.
CORDEAUX, Edith, Mrs., M.B.E.
CORDEAUX, Col. Edward Kyme, C.B.E, Croix de
Guerre (Beige), late Lincolnshire Regt, 6. 7 Deo. 1866 ; s.
of John Cordeaux, F.R.G.S, J.P, of Great Coates House, near
Grimsby ; m. Hilda (M.B.E.), d. of Sir Henry Bennett, D.L,
J .P., of Grimsby. Educ. : Oakham School ; Dresden. J.P.
for Lincolnshire (parts of Lindsey) since 1899 ; S. African
War, 1900-01 (Queen's medal and four clasps, despatches) ;
European War, 1914-19 ; mentioned in despatches. Address :
Bractenborough Lawn, Louth, Lincolnshire. Club : United
Service. (C1239)
CORDEAUX, HUda EUza Agar, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 27
Oct. 1870 ; d. of Sir Henry Bennett, D.L, J.P, of Westlands,
Grimsby : m. Col. Edward Kyme Cordeaux, C.B.E, s. of John
Cordeaux, J.P, of Great Coates, Lines. Educ : Berlin ;
Lausanne. War Work : Commandant, AuxUiary Red Cross
Hospital, Louth, Lincolnshire. Address : Brackenborough
Lawn, Louth, Lincolnshire. (M277)

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Cordeaux

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

CORDEAUX, Capt. MelvUle Charles Dymoke.M.B.E, M.C,
6. 21 Aug. 1882 ; s.ofthelateEdwardCordeaux,I.CS. Educ:
Privately. Served in the R.G.A. MUitia, and R.F.A. (S.R.),
from March, 1904, to July, 1911. War Work : Served in the
R.G.A. (T.F.) from Aug. 1914, until disembodied, Sept. 1919 ;
severely wounded at the Battle of Arras, 27 April, 1917. (M5179)
CORDEAUX, Lieut.-Col. WUUam Wilfred, O.B.E, J.P,
6. 20 Nov. 1860 : s. of John Cordeaux, of Great Coates, Co.
Lincoln ; m. Edith, d. of Capt. T. Hilton, late 19th Foot, of
Sole Street, Faversham. Educ. : Bute House, Petersham,
and St. John's CoU. Cantab. War Work : Cavalry Record
Office, Canterbury. Address : Hopeboume, Harbledown,
Canterbury. (08775)
CORDER, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Annerley, C.M.G, O.B.E.
Served in the Great War, 1914-18, as Lieut.-Col. Army Ord
nance Depart, (despatches). Address : Geendoon, Havant,
Hants. (02877)
CORDINGLEY, Major John Walter, O.B.E, R.A.F.
CORDNER, Lieut. Edward James O'Cimidi, O.B.E,
R A S C I'V F 1
CORFIELD,' Lieut.-Col. Frederick AUeyne, D.S.O,
O.B.E, fi. 1884 ; s. of the late Frederick Channer Corfield, of
Ormonde Fields, Derbyshire (see Burke's Peerage, AUeyne, Bt.) ;
to. 1907, Mary Graham, d. of the late T. Bowater Vernon, of
Hanbury, WaUington, Surrey. Major, R.A.S.C, and an A.A.
and Q.M.G. with rank of Lieut.-Col. ; served in the Great War,
1914-18 (despatches). Address : ChatwaU, Cardington, Salop.
(05135)
CORFIELD, Mary Hay, Hon. Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 14 Feb.
1871 ; d. of John, 1st Lord Inverclyde, of Castle Wemyss
(see Burke's Peerage) . m. Claud Evelyn Lacy, s. of the Rev.
Frederick Corfield, Vicar of Shirley. President of the
Mothers' Union in the Diocese of Bath and WeUs ; Divisional
Commissioner of Girl Guides in the County of Somerset ;
a member of the Diocesan Conference of the Diocese of Bath
and WeUs an elected Represen.ative of the National
Assembly of the Church of England. War Work : President
of the Taunton War Hospital, Supply Depot ; President of
the Central Club for young people, started during the war.
Address : The Vicarage, Taunton. (010204)
CORIN, Major Herbert John, O.B.E, R.A.F, L.D.S.,
CORK, Major Reginald PhiUp, O.B.E, 6. 18 March,
1884 ; s. of Alfred PhiUp Cork, of Sloane Court, S.W. Educ. :
Trent and Eastbourne. Member of the London Stock Exchange
Served with the 22nd Batt. London Regt. (The Queens), and
the Machine Gun Corps. Club : Junior Army and Navy.
(05136)
CORKE, Edward Stanton, M.B.E. (M10438)
CORKERY, Lieut.-Col. Martin Percy, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
CORKHILL, Percy FuUerton, C.B.E, 6. 21 Nov. 1873 ;
s. of Thomas CorkhUl, of Kirkmichael. Educ : Liverpool.
Solicitor ; Secretary to the Lord Mayor of Liverpool ; Hon.
Tres, Association of Local War Pensions Committees. War
Work : Honorary Organiser of Roll of Honour Fund, Lord
Mayor's MUUon Smiling Fund ; Lord Mayor's SUver Badge
Fund ; Hon. Sec, " Lusitania " Fund ; Joint Hon. Sec,
Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society. Address : 18, Rufford
Road, Liverpool. (C2530)
CORKING, Qr.-Mr. and Capt. James WiUiam, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
CORKRAN, Florence Caroline Seymour, C.B.E, 6.
6 May, 1851 ; d. of Sir Charles Lennox Peel, K.C.B. ; m.
Charles Seymour, late Col, Grenadier Guards, s. of Charles
Corkran, Long Ditton, Surrey. Lady of Justice of the Order
of St. John of Jerusalem ; Order of the League of Mercy.
War Work : Officers' Families Fund with Marchioness of
Lansdowne, both in the South African War and the Great War.
Address : 39, Lowndes Square, S.W. (C2531)
CORKRAN, Helena Muriel Seymour, M.B.E. ; d. of
Col. Charles Seymour Corkran, of 39, Lowndes Square, London.
War Work : Queen Mary's Needlework GuUd (voluntary),
Head Officer, St. James' Palace, Aug. 1914-19. Address :
39, Lowndes Square, W. (M7761)
CORKRAN, Sybil Florence, M.B.E. ; d. of Col. Seymour
Corkran, late Grenadier Guards. War Work : Officers'
FamUies' Fund, from Sept. 1914, to Feb. 1919. Address :
39, Lowndes Square, S.W. (M3589)
CORLESS, Richard, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 10 Oct. 1884 ; s.of
James Corless, of Goosnargh, nr. Preston, Lancs. ; m. Etheline,
d. of Samuel Oaten, of Tunbridge Wells. Educ : Preston
Grammar School, and Sidney Sussex Coll, Cambridge.
Superintendent of Instruments, Meteorological Office. War
Work : Arrangements for the supply of Meteorological Instru
ments to Navy, Army and Royal Air Force. Address : 21
Wimborne Gardens, West Ealing, W. 13. (O3670)
CORLETT, Arthur Ready, O.B.E, 6. 8 Sept. 1873 ;
s. of the late Rev. John Corlett, of St. John's, Isle of Man ; m.
Eleanor Jane, d. of WiUiam Christian, of Douglas. Isle of Man'
Educ: King William's College, Castletown, isle of Man
Third Officer, Manchester Fire Brigade, July, 1898 ; Second
Officer, April, 1904 ; Chief Officer, Nov. 1916. War Work ¦
As Chief Officer, Manchester Fire Brigade, attended fires in
premises engaged on the production of munitions of war
especiaUy, high explosives. Address: Headquarters, Fire
Dept, London Road, Manchester. (010205)
CORLETTE, Major Hubert Christian, O.B'.E, F.R.I B A
R.B.C, 6. 27 June, 1869 ; s. of late Rev. Canon James Christian

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Corlette, D.D. (Oxon.), of Ashfleld, Sydney, N.S.W, Australia
to. Florence Gwynedd, d. of Arthur V. Davies-Berrington of
Pant-y-Goitre, Monmouthshire. Educ. : Sydney Grammar
School ; Sydney Univ. ; Univ. CoU, London ; Royal Academy
of Arts, (School of Architecture), London ; Seade School of
Fine Art. War Work : Major, 1st King Edward's Horse
The King's Oversea Dominions Regiment (Special Reserve'
Cavalry) on outbreak of War ; attached R.F.A, 1915-16 ¦
employed on Staff Duty, 1916-18 ; attached to Ministry of
Agriculture, 1918-20, under War Office orders, as Head of
Labour Section for recruiting and demobUisation duty. Ad
dresses : 28, Palace Gardens Terrace, W. 8 ; 2, New Square
Lincoln's Inn, W.C. Club : Arts. (O10206)
CORMACK, George, M.B.E, 6. 6 Jan. 1852 ; s. of Donald
Cormack, of Wick ; m. Jane Johnston, d. of Alexander Black-
hall, of Fraserburgh. Educ : Public School, Fraserburgh.
35 years' service as Fishery Officer, under the Fishery Board
for Scotland (now retired). War Work : For the services
rendered as a Fishery Officer, under the Fishery Board for
Scotland, and as Fish Executive Officer, under the Ministry
of Food ; these duties were carried on during the war to the
entire satisfaction of the above Departments, and also the
satisfaction of the traders and members of the community
of Fraserburgh Fishery District. (M7762)
CORMACK, Brig.-Gen. John Dewar, CM.G, C.B.E.
6. 1870 ; s. of the late Alexander Cormack, of Dumbarton'-'
m. 1902, Fanny, d. of the late John Lister, of Leeds. Educ. ':
Glasgow Univ. (B.Sc. double 1st class Honours, 1892) ; D Sc
Brussels; M.I.C.E, M.I.M.E, M.I.E.E. Is an Hon. Brig.-Gen.'
Regius Professor of CivU Engineering and Mechanics, Glasgow
Univ., and a Chevalier of Legion of Honour ; sometime Pro
fessor of Mechanical Engineering, Univ. Coll, London: ap
pointed Chief Contracts Officer, Mil. Aeronautics at War Office
1915 ; Assist. Director, Aircraft Equipment, 1916. and Director
there of Supply and Production (Air Board), 1917 ; was Chief
Representative Air Board and Chief Representative Aero
Supply Dept, Ministry of Munitions in U.S.A., 1917-18 ; author
of various scientific and literary papers. Addresses : 11, Park
Terrace, Glasgow ; 37, Hyde Park Gate, S.W. (C1125)
CORNABE, Comm. WUUam Eckford, O.B.E, R.N.
CORNELL, Frederick Carruthers, O.B.E.
CORNER, Kate Agnes, M.B.E.
CORNER, Sylvia, M.B.E.
CORNER, Capt. WiUiam, O.B.E, fi. 25 Nov. 1893 ; s. of
WiUiam Corner, of Inverness. Educ : Inverness Royal
Academy, and Modern Univ. Medical practitioner. War
Work : R.A.M.C. ; now attached to the new Civil Hospital,
Bagdad, Mesopotamia. Address : Brookside, Drummond
Road, Inverness. (O6600)
CORNETT, Major Alexander Don, O.B.E.
CORNEY, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Albert, M.B.E.
CORNISH, WUUam Delhi, O.B.E, J.P.
CORNS, Eng.-Lieut. Frederick Samson, M.B.E, R.N.R.,
6. 13 Dec. 1857 ; s. of W. L. Corns, of Newton Heath, Nr.
Manchester ; to. AUce MUocent Ursula, d. of P. W. Smyth,
of South Norwood, London, S.E. Educ. : Privately. Engineer
(retired). War Work : Serving on board the Cable ship,
" John Pender," as Chief Engineer whUe maintaining, laying,
and repairing submarine cables, etc. Address : 36, Connaught
Avenue, Plymouth. Club : Plymouth. (M7763)
CORNWALL, Lieut.-Col. James Handyside Marshall,
C.B.E. D.S.O, M.C, R.F.A, 6. 27 May, 1887 ; s. of James
CornwaU, 24 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh. Educ : Edin
burgh Academy ; CargUfield ; Rugby ; Woolwich. War
Work : Served in France and Belgium, Aug. 1914, to Jan.
1918: employed in MUitary InteUigence Directorate, War
Office, Jan. 1918, to AprU, 1919. Clubs: United Service:
Royal AutomobUe ; PhylUs Court. (C2094)
CORNWALL, Lily EUzabeth Frances, M.B.E. (M10246_)
CORNWALLIS, Hon. Col. Fiennes Stanley Wykeham,
C.B.E, T.D, J.P, D.L, fi. 17 May, 1864 ; s. of the late Major
Fiennes ComwaUis, of Chacombe, near Banbury ; m. 1886,
Mabel, d. of the late Capt, O. P. Leigh, of Belmont, Cheshire.
Educ. : Eton. Chairman, Kent County CouncU ; Chairman, Kent
War Agricultural Executive Committee ; Prov. G.M. Kent
Freemasons ; Trustee, R.A.S.E. and Past President ; formerly
M.P. for Maidstpne. War Work : Major, Hon. Col, 2/lst West
Kent Yeomanry ; War Agricultural Executive Committee.
Address : Linton Park Maidstone. Club : Carlton. (C472)
CORNWALLIS, Lieut.-Col. Kinahan, C.B.E, D.S.O.;
Major and T. Lieut.-Col. Special List; served in the Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches, Order of the NUe). (01273)
CORNWALLIS, Lieut. Oswald Wykeham, O.B.E, R.N.
CORRALL, Capt. George Edward, O.B.E,
CORRIE, Donald WeUdon, M.B.E, B.A. (Cantab), fi.
29 Aug. 1886 ; s. of Edward Knowles Corrie, of 4, Chislehurst
Road, Richmond, Surrey ; to. Vera Maude, d. of WiUiam
Brown, J.P, of ChaUoners, Rottingdean, Sussex. Educ:
Eton CoU. (Foundation Scholar), 1901-5 ; King's Coll, Camb.
(Scholar), 1905-10. ChanceUor's English Verse MedalUst, 1907 ;
caUed to Bar (Inner Temple), 1911 ; appointed Junior
Examiner, Board of Education, 1914. War Work : Lent to
Ministry of Munitions, July, 1915, to June 1920 ; Private Sec.
to Director of Munition Contracts, 1915 ; Sec. to Canadian
Branch (R.I.M.B.), 1916-18; Statistical Branch, D.M.R.S,
1918-20 ; War Office (Factories Branch) June to Nov. 1920.
Address : Cromden Lodge, Reigate, Surrey. Clubs : M.C.C. ;
Eton Ramblers ; Butterflies ; Cryptics. (M1576)
CORRIE, Lieut. WiUiam Edward, M.B.E.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Cotton

CORRIE. WiUiam Maloolm, O.B.E, 6. 3 AprU, 1851 ;
s. of John Malcolm Corrie, of Itchen Abbas, Hants ; m.
Margaret Louisa, d. of Macgregor Laird, of Birkenhead. Educ :
Winchester. War Work : Organised and directed throughout
the war a hospital (benevole) for wounded officers at Biarritz,
offered and financed by Mr. J. Kennedy Tod, of New York ;
helped to organise and maintain throughout the war a Corps of
Brancardiers and Ambulances for the convoys of wounded,
receiving thanks of the French Government and the Medaille
de la reconnaissance Francaise ; helped to organise and main
tain a olub for wounded soldiers, and agency for tracing missing
wounded and dead. Addresses : Kelwood, St. John's, Woking ;
Gurutzea, St. Jean de Luz, B.P, France. Club : British,
Biarritz, B.P. (010207)
CORRIGAN, Major Albert Arthur, M.B.E.
CORRIGAN, John, M.B.E,
CORRY, AUce Maude, Mrs., M.B.E,
CORSCADEN, Fannie Evelyn, Mrs., M.B.E, d. of
Bartholomew McCorkeU, of Richmond, Londonderry ; to.
Robert Corscaden. Vice-President Londonderry Women's
Unionist Association ; -Member of Executive Committee,
Ulster Women's Unionist CouncU. War Work : Committee
of Sailors' Rest, Londonderry (British and Foreign SaUors'
Society) ; presented a house to render premises large enough to
deal with torpedoed ciews and thousands of other sailors ;
supported and worked for Red Cross, Regimental Comforts,
etc. ; gave a room in her house for packing and collection in
connection with Red Cross Stores. Address : Richmond,
Londonderry. Club : Ladies' Army and Navy. (M7764)
CORSI, Anthony Joseph, M.B.E.
CORSI, Manual Gregory, M.B.E.
CORT, Capt. WilUam Percy, M.B.E, Special Reserve
R.F.C, and Unemployed List R.A.F, fi. 7 July, 1890 ; s. of
WiUiam Smith Cort, J.P, of Market Harborough ; to. Edith
Emma, d. of Joseph Stapleford, of Leicester. Educ. : Privately,
and Edward VII Grammar School. War Work : One of the
original six night-flying pilots of the Royal Flying Corps ;
commanded first night-flying detachment, R.F.C, in East
London ; after active overseas service returned to command
the first R.A.F. School of Wireless Telephony, Penshurst,
Kent. Addresses : 52, Howitt Road, Belsize Park, N.W. 3 ;
Sibbertoft, Northants. Club: R.F.C. (M3371)
CORY, Major Evan James Trevor, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.F.)
CORY, Mabel EmUy Hartridge, Mrs., M.B.E.
COSENS, Peter Hunter, M.B.E, 6. 25 May, 1865 ; s. of
Rev. A. T. Cosens, Broughton, Peeblesshire. Educ. : Royal
High School, and Univ. of Edinburgh. Writer to the Signet.
War Work : Hon. Sec. Scottish Freshwater Fisheries Com
mission. Address : 17, Hope Terrace, Edinburgh. Club :
Conservative, Edinburgh. (M7765)
COSGRAVE, Capt. Frederick John, M.B.E, 6. 3 Dec.
1870 ; s. of Frederick Michael Cosgrave, of Co. KUdare, Ireland ;
m. EUen Agnes, d. of Thomas Strudwick, of Arundel, Sussex.
Educ. : Claremont Academy. Joined 4th Dragoon Guards,
1889 ; served in India, 1894-1904 ; took part in the Relief of
Chitral, 1895 (medal and clasp) ; Tirah Campaign, 1897 (medal
and clasp) ; N.-W. Frontier of India, 1897-98 (Medal and clasp).
War Work : During Great War, served with 2nd Mounted
Division in Egypt, GaUipoli (Suvla Bay Landing, Aug. 1915) ;
Senussi Campaign, 1915-16 ; and Turkish Invasion of Egypt,
Feb. 1915. Address : Shabani, Rhodesia. (M5180)
COSGRIFF, Eugene, M.B.E,
COSGROVE, James, O.B.E, 6. 21 Aug. 1879; s. of
late James Cosgrove, of Aberdeen ; to. EUzabeth, d. of William
Ritchie, of Aberdeen. Educ : Aberdeen. Chief Engineer,
P. & O. Steam Navigation Co. War Work : Transport of
troops, during the whole period of the War. Address : 110,
De Vere Gardens, Cranbrook Park, Ilford. (01236)
COSGROVE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas Patrick, M.B.E.
COSSEY, Capt. Harry John Moore, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
COSSGROVE, Capt. David Cecil WaUace, M.B.E.
COSTELLO, Lieut. George Arthur, M.B.E, R.E.
COSTELLO, Frederiok, O.B.E.
COSTER, Gaius William, M.B.E.
COSTIGAN, Charles Samuel, M.B.E, 6. 12 June, 1870 ;
s. of the late Charles Costigan, of Liverpool ; to. Eleanor
Clementina, d. of the late Thomas Daniels, T.C, of Liverpool
and Southport. Educ. : Liverpool Institute. Fellow of the
Auctioneers' Institute ; Sec. of the Sefton Hall Co, Ltd,
Liverpool ; Auctioneer, Appraiser and Fire Loss Assessor.
War Work : Commandant of the West Lancashire T.F.A.
Voluntary Aid Detachment No. 25 ; O.C. of the Liverpool
Ambulance Co. ; supplied the V.A.D. Orderlies at 6 Hospitals
in Liverpool. Addresses : 97, Park Road, and 1, Upper Park
Street, Liverpool, S. ; Merllyn, Hartington Road, Sefton Park,
Liverpool. (M7767)
COSWAY, Leopold Harold BaskerviUe, O.B.E. (O8075)
COTTELL, Amy Joan, M.B.E, 6. 13 Nov. 1887 ; d. of
Mark Cottell, of St. Breward, Bodmin. Educ : Privately,
and Goldsmiths' CoU, New Cross. War Work : British War
Mission on Lord Northcliffe's personal staff. Address: 63,
Taunton Road, Lee, Kent. _ (M1578)
COTTELL, Lieut.-Col. and Bt. Col. Reginald James
Cope, C.B.E, Knight of Grace of Order of St. John of Jeru
salem, late R.A.M.C, 6. 13 Oct. 1858 ; s. of late Major J. W.
CotteU, H.E.I.CS. ; m. Edith Clementina, d. of James
Ruthven, of Hull. Physician and Surgeon to the Royal
Hospital, Chelsea; Officer-in-Charge, The King George
Hospital, London; South African War. 1899-1902 (Queen's

medal, three clasps, and King's medal, two clasps). War
Work : Medical Officer in charge of Recruiting, Stratford,
London, 1914-15, and from May, 1915. to Sept. 1919, Officer-
in-charge of the King George Hospital, Stamford Street, London.
Address : 7, PhiUimore Terrace, Kensington, W. 8. (C1526)
COTTER, Joseph, O.B.E. _J ;
COTTERELL, Mabel, O.B.E, d. oUGeorge Cotterell, of
York. Educ. : York High School, and privately. Organising
Sec. to Women's National Committee to secure State Purchase
and Control of the Liquor Trade. War Work : Opened Girls'
Patriotic Clubs at Ipswich, Chatham, Hull, for Y.W.CA,
1915 ; Lady Superintendent Welfare Department, H.M.
Factory, Gretna, N.B, 1916-19. Addresses : Parliament
Mansions, Victoria Street, S.W. 1 ; 64, Belsize Lane, N.W. 3.
(01237)
COTTERELL, Thomas Sturge, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 10 March,
1865 ; s. of Frederick Fowler CottereU, of Clevedon, Somerset.
Educ. : Sidcot School, Somerset ; Olivers Mount, Scarborough.
Justice of the Peace for Bath since 1902 ; City Councillor, Bath,
for 14 years. War Work : Senior Superintendent of H.M.
Magazines during the war for Ministry of Munitions. Address :
High Cleare, Bath, Somerset. (M1579)
COTTLE, Adela, Mrs., C.B.E,
COTTLE, Clifford John, M.B.E.; s. of John Cottle,
of Bristol ; to. Sarah, d. of George Chittenden, of Snodland,
Kent. Educ : CouncU School, Bristol. Church Army
Evangelist. War Work : Friends of the Wounded Depart
ment, Church Army ; organised outings and personal care
of lonely men ; 27,000 taken for drives, concerts, garden
parties, the whole cost of which was borne by the Church
Army. Address : 187, Marylebone Road, London, N.W. 1.
(M3590)
COTTLE, Flying Officer Jack, M.B.E, D.F.C.
COTTLE, Lieut. and Qr.-Mr. Joseph, M.B.E,
R.A.M.C, 6. 23 Feb. 1886 ; s. of Joseph Cottle, of Bristol ;
to. Ethel May, d. of WUliam Rogers, of Bath. Educ. : Russell
Town, Bristol. Joined H.M. Forces Feb. 1902, and served in
the ranks until June, 1917, when promoted in the field to a
commission as Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. ; proceeded on Active Service
March, 1915, and served overseas until Aug. 1919, during which
time was with Field Ambulance doing front-Une work ; served
in France, Belgium, and Italy ; appointed O.C 2/lst N.M.
Field Ambulance (Cadre), May, 1919. Address : 3, Congleton
Road, St. George, Bristol. Clubs : Regimental ; Broad Plain
Social, Bristol. (M4726)
COTTLE, Capt. Peter James, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
COTTON, Alonzo, M.B.E, 6. 6 Oct. 1862 ; s. of Thomas
Nathaniel Cotton, of Bristol ; to. Sarah Ann, d. of John Hares,
of Bristol. Supt. of Transport, St. John Ambulance Brigade,
City of Bristol Corps. War Work : Commandant V.A.D,
S.J.A.B, Bristol 5 ; disembarking and embarking wounded
from H.M. Hospital Ships at Avonmouth Dock ; Bristol
Special Constabulary. Address : 100, Barton HiU Road,
Bristol. Club : R.A.O.B, Bristol. (M3591)
COTTON, Annie, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of the late Venble.
Alfred Pott, Archdeacon of Berks. War Work : Lent private
house as hospital, 1915-18 ; Commandant of the Red Cross
V.A.D. Convalescent Home, 1918-10. (M7768)
COTTON, Archibald James, M.B.E.
COTTON, Col. Arthur Stedman, CM.G, C.B.E. ,
D.S.O, A.M., R.F.A, 6. 18 Aug. 1873 ; s. of the late Major
J. W. M. Cotton, J.P, late of 21st Hussars, and 9th Foot ;
m. Rose, d. of the late Robert Bousfield, D.L. of County of
Kent. Educ. : Merchant Taylors' and R.M.A, Woolwich.
War Work : Served from Aug. 1914 to the Armistice on the
Western Front and occupation of Germany ; British Military
Mission to S. Russia, 1919-20 ; 3 times wounded, 9 times
mentioned in despatches ; awarded Bt. Lieut.-Col, 1916 ;
Bt. Col, 1919; C.M.G, 1919; C.B.E, 1920; D.S.O,
1915 ; and A.M. (Gazette 16 July, 1920) ; Foreign decora
tions : St. Vladimir (Russia), 3rd Class ; St. Maurice and St.
Lazarus (Italy) Officer ; Croix de guerre avec palmes (France) ;
Croix de guerre (Belgium). Address: Perron Lodge,
Branksome, Bournemouth. Club : Army and Navy. (C3126)
COTTON, Charles, O.B.E, F.R.C.P, M.R.C.S. (Eng.),
Knight of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 7 Feb. 1856 ;
s. of Hugh Powell Cotton, of Seaway, CocMngton, Torquay ;
m. Adelaide, d. of the late Major-Gen. Robert Thomas Leigh,
Bengal Staff Corps, of Ilfracombe, Devon. Educ : Western
Grammar School ; King's Coll, London ; St. George s Hospital.
Commissioner Commanding No. 8 District (Kent, Surrey, and
Sussex) St. John Ambulance Brigade ; Hon. Librarian, Christ
Church Cathedral, Canterbury. War Work : Assist. County
Director (formerly County Director) Kent V.A.D. Organisation.
Address : Briarfleld, Ethelbert Road, Canterbury. (010208)
COTTON, George Frederiok, M.V.O, M.B.E.
COTTON, Harry, M.B.E, B.Sc, F.R.Met.S, 6. 17 June,
1889 ; s. of J. T. Cotton, of Hanley, Staffs. ; to. LiUan, d. of
G. R. HaU, of Hanley, Staffs. Educ. : Victoria Univ. of
Manchester. Senior Lecturer in Electrical Engineering, Univ.
CoU , Nottingham. War Work : Observer in Meteorological
Section, R.E. Address : Waverley House, Waverley Street
Nottingham (M4557)
COTTON^ James Temple, M.B.E, 6. 12 Nov. 1879 ; s. of
George Frederick Cotton, of Clapham; m. Laura Beatrice,
d of W. G. Dunnett, of Ipswich. Educ. : Stationers' Company s
School, and Birkbeck CoU. Held appointments in various
Government Depts, including Board of Trade, Scottish
Education Office, Estate Duty Office, Inland Revenue, Office

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of Works, Admiralty, and Air Ministry. War Work : Trade
Division, Admiralty. CivU assistant to Assist. Chief of Naval
Staff ; and Secretary's Department of Admiralty. Addresses :
Ellerslie, Westcott, Dorking ; Air Ministry, Kingsway, W.C. 2.
(M1581)
COTTON, Capt. Maurice John, O.B.E.
COTTON, Major Percy Vernon, O.B.E.
COTTON, Major Vere Egerton, O.B.E, R.G.A. (T.),
6. 5 May, 1888 ; s. of the late Charles 0. Cotton. Educ. :
Repton ; Magdalene CoU, Cambridge. Address : 2, Black-
burne Terrace, Hope Street, Liverpool. (02974)
COTTON, Major WUUam Ernest Leslie, O.B.E, M.C,
Croix de Guerre, fi. 31 July, 1888 ; s. of Ernest E. Cotton,
J.P, of Bromsgrove, Worcestershire ; to. Doris May, d. of
William Rowe, of Worcester. Educ. : Bromsgrove School.
Engineer ; director of Easton, Lloyd & Co, Ltd, Birmingham.
War Work : Mobilized 5 Aug. 1914 ; commanding a company
in the 8th Bn. the Worcestershire Regt, T.F. ; France,
March, 1915 ; Brigade Transport Officer ; Staff Capt. 144 Inf.
Brigade, 1916-17 ; D.A.Q.M.G, H.Q, Fourth Army, 1917-19 ;
now 2nd in Command, 8th Bn. Worcestershire Regt. Address :
43, Britannia Sq, Worcester. (02480)
COTTON, Olive Harriet STAPLETON-, Mrs., O.B.E, 6.
1883 ; d. of the late Col. Sir Edward Cotton-JodreU, K.C.B, of
Reaseheath HaU, Nantwich ; to. Richard GreviUe Arthur
WeUington, s. of Col. Hon. R. Stapleton-Cotton, of Llwynon,
Anglesey (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Vice-President,
Cheshire B.R.C.S. tiU 1915; Hon. Commandant V.A.D.
Cheshire No. 4 ; organised V.A.D. Hospital, Nantwich, Nov.
1914 ; In Portsmouth was from outbreak of war member of
S. & S. F. A, and subsequently of War Pensions Committee ;
Member of N.S.P.CC and Royal Portsmouth Hospital Com
mittee of Management, representing War Pensions Committee ;
Chairman of Royal Naval Creche for War Orphans ; Member
of Portsmouth Navy League Education Committee. Address :
Lennox Road, Portsmouth. (010209)
COTTON, Capt. Richard GrevUle Arthur Wellington
STAPLETON-, C.B.E, M.V.O, R.N, 6. 7 Nov. 1873 ; s. of
Richard Southwall George Stapleton-Cotton, heir-presumptive
to the Viscounty of Combermere (see Burke's Peerage) ; m.
9 Aug. 1910, Olive Harriet, O.B.E, y. d. of Lieut.-Col. Sir
Edward T. D. Cotton-JodreU, K.C.B. Served in the Great
War ; has Order of the Crown of Italy. (02282)
COTTRELL, Comm. WilUam Henry, C.M.G, O.B.E.; s. of
the late Major W. F. CottreU ; m. 1889, Louisa Celestina
Baglietto. Com, Roy. Naval Vol. Reserve ; served at Darda
nelles, 1915 (despatches). (03476)
COTTS, Sir WUliam Dingwall Mitchell, K.B.E, J.P, 6.
15 July, 1871; s. of WUUam Cotts, of Sanquhar, Dum
friesshire, N.B. ; to. Agnes Nivison, d. of Robert Sloane,
of Sanquhar, Dumfriesshire, N.B. Educ. : Privately, and
at Wallace HaU Academy, Dumfriesshire. Colonial Mer
chant ; Shipowner and CoUiery Proprietor. War Work :
Services in connection with Recruiting. Addresses : 24, Hans
Place, S.W. ; 8, St. Helen's Place, E.C. Clubs: City, Cape
town ; London — New City ; National Liberal ; Automobile ;
Thatched House ; Royal Societies'. (K313)
COUBROUGH, Anthony Cathcart, C.B.E, M.A, B.Sc.
M.I.E.E, M.I.M.E, 6. 1877 ; s. of Anthony Sykes Coubrough,
J.P, of Blanefield, Stirlingshire. Educ. : Albany Acad,
and Univ. of Glasgow. Engineer; Gen. Manager for India
of Mather and Piatt (Limited), engineers, of Manchester,
London and Calcutta ; Controller, Munitions Board, 1917-19.
Club : Bengal (Calcutta). (C1071)
COUCHMAN, Sir Francis Dundas, K.B.E, M.Inst.CE,
fi. 15 Feb. 1864 ; s. of the late Thomas Barnes Couchman, of
Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire ; m. Isabella McLean (Daisy),
d. of the late Lieut.-Col. Donat Edward McMahon. Entered
State RaUways, India, 1886 ; was Consulting Engineer for
RaUways, Calcutta, 1899-1900 ; Under-Sec to Government
of India, RaUway Branch, 1901-5 ; Sec. and Consulting
Engineer for Railways, Burma, 1906-8 ; Chief Engineer
Burma Railv/ays, 1909-12 ; Agent and General Manager,
1912-15; Member of the Railway Board from April, 1915,
to Nov, 1920. Address : Instow, N. Devon. Club : East
India United Service. (K328)
COULCHER, Mary CaroUne, C.B.E, 6. 1852 ; d. of Rev.
George Coulcher. Educ. : Lymington House School, Clapham
Park. Vice-President, British Red Cross Society for Ipswich ;
late Lady District Supt. St. John Ambulance Brigade, and
a Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in
England ; has Coronation Medal, 1911, and Service Medal (2
bars). War Work : Commandant, V.A.D, Suffolk 22 ; Com
mandant, Gippeswyk Hall MUitary Isolation Hospital,
Ipswich, and Broadwater AuxilUary Hospital, Ipswich : East
Suffolk War Relief Committee Executive. Address : Beech-
holme, Ipswich. Club : V.A.D. Ladies'. (C2533)
COULON, Major Frederick Coulon, O.B.E, M.G.C
COULSON, Lieut.-Col. Basil John Blenkinsopp, C.B.E,
COULSON, Edith Mabel, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Corry
Coulson, of Newtownbutler, Co. Fermanagh. Educ. : Dublin
and Germany. Asst. Private Sec. to H.E. The Lord Lieu
tenant of Deland. War Work : Department of Recruiting
for Ireland, 1915-16 ; Assist. Private Sec. to H.E. The Lord
Lieutenant. Address : Vice-Regal Lodge. Dublin. (M7770)
COULSON, Bt. Lieut.-Col. Frank Morris, C.B.E,
6. 10 July, 1880 ; s. of Morris Coulson, of High Holborn ; to
Beatrice Mary, d. of Arthur WUliam Anderson, of Prince's St,

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Hanover Sq, W. Educ. : Privately. Interested in the work
of the Dutch painters of the seventeenth century; South
Africa, 1901-02 ; Queen's medal and 5 clasps. War Work :
Acting paymaster, 1914, Warwick; Capt. and Paymaster,
May, 1917, Warwick; Major and Staff Paymaster, Oct. 1917,
Lichfield and War Office ; Bt. Lieut.-Col. Jan. 1919, War
Office. Address : 34, Telford Avenue, S.W. 2. Club : The
Officers' Association. (C2096)
COULSON, Lieut. Horace Wilkinson, M.B.E, RE
(T.F.). COULSON, Capt. Thomas, O.B.E.
COULSON, William Ernest, M.B.E, A.I.C.S, 6. 18 May,
1865 ; s. of George Coulson, of Cherry Burton ; m. Mary EUzabeth,
d. of Henry Creaser, of Dunnington, York. Educ. : Dyson's
Boarding School, Beverley. Previously Member of the Cotting-
ham Urban District Council for ten years, including Chairman.
War Work : 1st Representative Ministry of Shipping, Malta
Dockyard ; Chairman of the Food Control Committee, and
Allotment Committee ; Member of the Tribunal ; Chairman,
Urban District Council ; Member of the Charities Act
Committee. Clubs : HuU Constitutional ; Pacific ; HuU
Exchange ; Hornsea. (M7771)
COULTER, Lieut. Peroival Arthur, M.B.E.
COUNAHAN, Michael TyreU, M.B.E, s. of Gerald
Counahan, of C. Louth ; m. Theresa, d. of James CantweU, of
Dublin and Co. Tipperary. Collector of Customs and Excise,
Cork, Ireland. War Work : Examination of papers of ships
brought into Queenstown, etc, by Admiralty, under RetaUation
Prize Traders, which led to the confiscation of enemy property
of about £250,000 ; controUed work of AUen Officers ; put in
force orders respecting Ulegal shipment of oil ; as Head
Receiver of Wrecks took charge of and disposed of perhaps the
largest number of Droits in the U.K. ; acted generaUy in co
operation with the Navy as regards ships, routes and notifica
tion of enemy submarines. Address : 6, WeUesley Terrace,
WeUington Road, Cork. (M7772)
COUPER, Chief Carpenter John, M.B.E, R.N.
COUPER, John Charles, O.B.E, 6. 1867 ; s. of Charles
Tennant Couper, of Woodstone Row, Dumbartonshire ; m.
Elsie Winifred, d. of Benjamin Hall Blyth, C.E, of Edinburgh.
Educ. : Winchester, Edinburgh University. Writer to His
Majesty's Signet ; Pursebearer to His Majesty's Lord High
Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scot
land. War Work : Chief MUitary Representative, City of
Edinburgh Tribunals, and thereafter Chief National Service
Representative for Edinburgh Area, including counties of West
Lothian, Peebles, etc, 1915-18. Address : 17, Palmerston
Place, Edinburgh ; Kaimend, North Berwick. Clubs : New
Edinburgh ; Hon. Co. of Edinburgh Golfers. (01239).
COUPER, Col. John Duncan Campbell, C.B.E.; Col.
R.E. ; served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1240)
COUPER, Major Peter, O.B.E.
COURAGE, Comm. Archibald Vesey, O.B.E, R.N.
COURAGE, Francis Zoe, Mrs, M.B.E.
COURATIN, Paul Evelyn, M.B.E.
COURSE, Sarah Denton, Mrs, M.B.E.
COURT, Charles Edward, O.B.E, fi. 1869 ; s. of the late
John Court, of Kendal ; m. Mary J, d. of E. R. Martindale, of
Crake Trees, near Kendal. 1916-19, Chairman of the Ulverston
Urban District Council. War Work : Chairman of the foUowing
Committees : War Savings, Food Control, Red Cross, and
Y.M.C.A. Hut Week; Member of the Tribunal. Address :
Elm Lodge, Ulverston, Lancs. (010210)
COURT, Eleanor Rosina, M.B.E.
COURT, Lieut. Henry Darlington Harold, M.B.E, R.E.
COURT, Lilian, M.B.E.
COURT, Lilian Ethel, M.B.E.
COURT, Capt. Sidney Herbert, O.B.E, R.E.
COURT, WilUam Albert, M.B.E, 6. 2 June, 1877. Sur
veyor of Stores, H.M. Dockyard, Chatham. War Work:
Admiralty Constructive Repair Overseer, Glasgow ; in this
capacity was responsible for the oversight of the docking and
refitting of all H.M. vessels sent to the upper reaches of the
Clyde for repair during the war. (M7775)
COURTNEY, Wing-Comm. Christopher Lloyd, C.B.E,
D.S.O. ; Wing.-Comm. R.A.F. ; served in the Great War, 1914-
18 (despatches). (C855)
COURTNEY, Col. Edward Arthur Waldegrave, C.M.G,
C.B.E, 6. 1868 ; e. s. of the late Maj.-Gen. Edward Henry
Courtney, C.V.O, R.E, Governor of Mil. Knights of Windsor;
to. 1894, Hilda Maria, y.d. of the late T. E. Chapman,
of Silksworth Hall, Co. Durham. Entered Lancashire Fusiliers,
1889 ; became Capt. Army Service Corps, 1896; Major, 1903;
Lieut.-Col. 1912; Col. 1917; served during S. African War,
1899-1901 ; present at actions of Paardeberg, Driefontein, and
Poplar Grove, and at reUef of Kimberley (Queen's medal with
six clasps). War Services : 1914-18, as Dep. Director and then
as Director of Requisition Services (despatches, Order of Leo
pold of Belgium, Legion of Honour, Croix de Guerre);
Dep. Assist. Director of SuppUes and Transport, E. Command,
1906-10 ; is Assist. Director of SuppUes and Transport, K.
Command. Clubs : York ; United Service (C473)
COURTNEY, Wing-Comm. Ivon Terence, C.B.E. ; Wing-
Comm. R.A.F. ; served in the Great War, 1914-19 (des
patches). (C2337)
COURTNEY, Janet EUzabeth, Mrs. William Leonard,
^SHSIHSX' Sapt' Reginald Aloysius, M.B.E, R.A.F.
COURTNEY, Reginald Sydney, O.B.E.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Cox

COUSENS, 2nd Lieut. Arthur Bertie, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
COUSINS, Lieut.-Col. Arthur George, O.B.E, 6. 1880 ;
s. of Harry Cousins, of Braunton, Devon ; m. Kate, d, of Robert
Riches. Educ. : City of London School. Director of Publio
Companies, including, Ferguson Bros. (Port Glasgow), Ltd. ;
Murdoch and Murray, Ltd. (Port Glasgow) ; Fearnley Bros.
(1920), Ltd. ; Gwynnes Engineering Co, Ltd. ; Hartlepools
Paper Mill Co, Ltd. ; Investment Registry, Ltd. (Managing
Director). War Work : Served European War, 1914-18 ;
mentioned in despatches. Addresses : The White House,
Nether Street, Finchley, N. ; Bix Manor Farm, near Henley-
on-Thames. Clubs : Junior Carlton ; R.A.C. (C1527)
COUSINS, Capt. Roborc WiUiam, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
COUTTS, Capt. Colin, M.B.E.
COUTTS, Major Frederiok, M.B.E, T.D, 6. 3 May, 1870 ;
». of John Courts, of Invergowrie ; m. EUzabeth, d. of James
Robertson, of Fallows. Educ. : West End Academy, Dundee.
General Manager and Engineer Paisley Districts Tramways ;
on staff of technical advisers to Transport Board. War Work :
Served in the Army, 1914-16 ; Hon. Sec. to Board of Trade
(Trams Dept.) for Scotland, 1917-19. Address : Knightswood,
EldersUe, Renfrewshire. (M7776)
COUTTS, Lieut.-Col. Malcolm, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
COUTURIER, The Rt. Rev. Felix Bishop, O.B.E, M.C,
D.D, fi. 29 March, 1876 : s. of Antony Couturier, of Lyons.
Educ : France ; St. Charles' Coll, Bayswater. Member of
the EngUsh Province of the Dominican Order (Blackfriars) ;
consecrated Bishop of Myriophytos, April, 1919 ; appointed
Visitor ApostoUc to Egypt, April, 1919. War Work : Gazetted
Chaplain to the Forces, Jan. 1915 ; served in Egypt from June,
1915, to March, 1919, and held the appointment of Assistant
to the Principal Chaplain of the Egyptian Expeditionary
Force ; awarded the MiUtary Cross, and mentioned thrice in
despatches by General Sir Archibald Murray ; twice mentioned
in despatches by F. M. Lord Allenby. Address : St. Dominic's
Priory, Southampton Road, N.W, 5. (02878)
COUZENS, Arthur Wilson, 51.B.E.
COVENTRY Fulwar Cecil Ashton, O.B.E.
COVENTRY, Mary Jane, M.B.E, 6. 1860 ; d. of George
Andrew Coventry, of Shanwell, Kinross-shire, N.B. War
Work : Convenor of County AuxiUary Red Cross Hospital ;
Vice-President, B.R.CS.S.B, Kinross-shire. (M7778)
COWAN, Capt. Alexander Henry, M.B.E, T.F. Res.
COWAN, David John, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 25 May, 1896;
8. of E. W. Cowan, M.I.C.E, M.I.E.E, F.R.E.S, of London ;
m. Katharine Mary, d. of Rev. B. J. SneU, M.A, B.Sc, of
London. Educ : Magdalen CoU. School, Oxford ; St. Bar
tholomew's Hospital. Balkan Representative of The North
British Rubber Co, Ltd, Edinburgh. War Work : Served in
France as a private in R.A.M.C, Aug. to Nov. 1914 ; Lieut,
5th Conn. Rangers, Ireland, Nov. 1914, to Sept. 1915 ; Lieut,
5th Conn. Rangers, British Salonica Force, Sept. 1915, to Aug.
1919 ; attached to British MiUtary Mission, Sofia, Dec. 1918, to
Aug. 1919 ; promoted Acting Capt, March, 1919 ; demobilised,
Aug. 1919. Addresses: c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, F Branch,
16, Charing Cross, S.W. 1 ; Piazza deU' Unita 6, Trieste, Italy.
(04488d)
COWAN, Edith Duoksev, O.B.E. (011962)
COWAN, Eric Tennant, O.B.E, 6. 17 Jan. 1891. War
Work : Aug. 1914, to present date served in France with 17th
Batt. Lancashire FusUiers. Address : Edendarroch, Oxton,
Cheshire. (02452)
COWAN, CoL Harry James, O.B.E.
COWAN, Major and Qr.-Mr. Herbert Gladstone, M.B.E,
D.C.M. COWAN, Howard Denys RusseU, M.B.E, 6. 23 Oct. 1883;
s. of Rev. R. D. RusseU Cowan, of Bushley, Tewkesbury ; m.
Gertrude, d. of F. F. Perssg, of Roxborough, Co. Galway.
Educ. : Merchant Taylors' School, and Abroad. Vice-Consul
at Havana, Cuba, 1911-20. (M280)
COWAN, John, M.B.E, M.I.M.E, 6. 13 Feb. 1873 ; s. of
John Cowan, of Dvine: to. Margaret Dickie, d. of John
MacmUlan, of Irvine. Educ : Irvine Academy. Mechanical
Engineer ; Chief Inspector of BoUers, Bengal Government.
War Work : In charge of Priority Certificates for all imports
into Bengal from 1917. Addresses: 13, Alexandra Court,
Calcutta ; 4, Government Place West, Calcutta. (M4128)
COWAN, Major John, O.B.E, R.E. (T.F.)
COWAN, CoL John Marshall, C.B.E, M.D. T. Col.
Army Med. Ser. ; served in the Great War 1914-19 (despatches). (C1374)
COWAN, Lieut. Percy John, M.B.E.
COWAN, Lieut. Peter Hood, O.B.E.
COWAN, Capt. Robert CeeU, O.B.E.
COWAN, WUliam, M.B.E.
COWARD, Capt. Noel Anthony, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, M.D.
COWARD, Randulph Lewis, O.B.E, 6. 17 May, 1860;
s. of the late James Coward ; m. Amy Florence, d. of Joseph
Longbottom, of Leeds. Educ. : Chapel Royal, St. James's.
Financial Dept. of the War Office. Address : 14, St. George's
Square, S.W. 1. 010211)
COWCHER, WUUam Brainsford, O.B.E.
COWDROY, Charlotte Jane Howarth, M.B.E, fi. 5 Jan.
1864; d. of S. H. Cowdroy, of the Manchester Cowdroys.
Principal of Crouch End High School and CoU, London, N. 8 ;
teacher, lecturer, author of various articles on Education.
War Work : Originator, Organiser, and Hon. Treas. of Hornsey
Prisoner of War I'und. Address : Elm House, London, N. 8.
(M7779)

COWELL, Edward Hudson, O.B.E.
COWELL, Marie, O.B.E. Hon. Sec, North Riding of
of Yorkshire Branch of Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Associ
ation. (011900)
COWEN, Jane, O.B.E.
COWIE, Lieut.-Col. Henry Edward Colvin, C.B.E,
D.S.O.; 6. 1872;. s. of the late Henry George Cowie, of
Tiverton, Devon ; m. 1903, Mary Theodora, e. d. of the Rev.
Daniel Thomas, Rector of Hamerton, Hunt3. Educ. :
Shrewsbury, and at R.M.A. Entered R.E. 1893 ; became
Capt. 1901 ; Major, 1913 ; China, 1900-1902 (despatches,
medal with clasp) ; served in the Great War, 1914-19, with
rank of Lieut.-Col. (C1241).
COWIN, Norris Tynwald, M.B.E.
COWLEY, Alexander Percy, M.B.E.
COWLEY, Capt. Ernest, M.B.E.
COWLEY, Capt. James Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 22 Aug. 1870;
s. of James Cowley, of Northwich ; to. Katharine Marion,
d. of David Davies, of Carmarthen. Educ. : Sir John Deane's
School Northwich. Clerk to Urban District Council of North
wich (appointed in 1896) ; Hon. Sec. Victoria Infirmary,
Northwich ; for 25 years a member of the Executive Council
of the Urban District Councils Association, of which he was
formerly Chairman ; 20 years a member of Law and Pariia-
mentary Committee ; Member of Lancashire and Cheshire
Industrial CouncU for Local Authorities (Non-Trading Depart
ments). War Work : One of the two founders of the Northwich
Volunteer Training Corps ; appointed 2nd Lieut, and Treas.
of the 8th Bn. Cheshire Regt.; then appointed Transport
Officer of the Bn, subsequently given rank of Capt. and
Command of No. 2 Company of the Cheshire R.A.S.C. ;
M.T. (V.).; Hon. Sec. ofthe foUowing: SaUors' and Soldiers'
FamUies Association, Sailors' and Soldiers' Help Society,
Prince of Wales' Fund, Northwich District War Fund, North
wich War Pensions Committee, Northwich Fuel and Lighting
Committee, National Service Committee, Mid Cheshire Ortho
paedic Clinic for Discharged Sailors and Soldiers ; and Member
of Cheshire War Pensions Committee, Cheshire Joint Committee
for Sailors' and Soldiers' FamUies Association, and Soldiers' and
Sailors' Help Society, Northwich and District Prisoners of War
Committee, Northwich Patriotic Committee, Part Time Com
mittee, National Kitchens Committee, Food Control Com
mittee, Recruiting Committee for Women's Land Army ;
Hon. Adviser, Queen Mary's Hospital Supply Guild ; Clerk to
MUitary Service Tribunal, and National Registration Authority ;
first recruiting agent after outbreak of War, and afterwards
voluntary worker on Recruiting Committee ; inaugurated the
AUotments Holders' Association for the District. Address:
Lyndhurst, Hartford, Cheshire. (M7780)
COWLEY, Col. James William, O.B.E.
COWLEY, Marie, Lady, O.B.E. (011964)
COWLEY, Norah Louisa, M.B.E.
COWLEY, Lieut.-Col. Robert Mansfield, O.B.E, V.D,
East Indian Railway Volunteers, fi. 9 Sept. 1864 ; s. of Capt.
Patrick Cowley, of Dublin ; m. Monica, d. of Joseph Robinson,
of Elvetham. Educ. : The Coll, Southampton ; King's Coil,
London. General Traffic Manager, East Indian Railway.
War Work : RaUway Transport, India. Address : HiUsdown
Ocklynge Avenue, Eastbourne. (O4030)
COWLING, Eleanor, Mrs., M.B.E.
COWLING, Capt. John, O.B.E.
COWPER, Major Lionel IUred, O.B.E, 6. 19 Dec. 1881
s. of John Cowper, and g.s. of Frederick Cowper, of Carleton
HaU, Penrith, Cumberland (see Burke's Landed Gentry ) ; to.
Edith Margaret Jane, d. of Charles Lister, J.P, D.L, of Agden
HaU, Lymm, Cheshire. Educ. : Cheltenham and Sandhurst.
Commission in The King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regt.),
8 Jan. 1901. Club : Naval and MUitary. (07037)
COWPER, Mary Bourne, Mrs., M.B.E, Educ. : London
and Hanover. War Work : Hon. Organiser and Sec. of
Leighton Buzzard War Hospital Supply Depot. Address :
The Manor House, Leighton Buzzard. (M7781)
COWPER, Muriel, O.B.E.
COWTAN, Arthur Barnard, O.B.E.
COX, Lieut. Aedan, O.B.E.
COX, Lieut. Alexander, M.B.E.
COX, AUred, O.B.E, M.B, B.S. (Univ. Durham), 6.
1866 ; s. of Thomas Cox, of DarUngton ; to. Florence AmeUa,
d. ot Thomas Cheesman, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. :
Albert Road School, Darlington, and University of Durham.
Medical Secretary, British Medical Association. War Work :
Member, Duke of Devonshire's Committee for providing
medical attendance for dependants of sailors and soldiers ;
Joint Secretary, Central Medical War Committee for providing
doctors for services, with due regard to civilian needs . Addresses :
Cotfield, Fairdene Road, Coulsdon, Surrey; 429, Strand,
W.C. 2. Club : National Liberal. (O1240)
COX, Observer Officer Albert John, M.B.E, R.A.F.
COX, Arthur WUUam Franklin, M.B.E.
COX, BeUe, Lady, O.B.E.
COX, Bernard Henry, O.B.E.
COX, Charles Edwin, M.B.E.
COX, Constance Louise, Mrs, M.B.E.
COX, Major Edward Geoffrey Hippisley, C.B.E, 6. 29
Aug. 1884 ; s. of Edward Hippisley Cox ; to. Ethel Milsted,
d. of Mountague Edye. Major, Queen's Westminster Rifles ;
served during European War, 1914-19 ; Staff-Capt, 1915 :
Deputy Asst. Quartermaster-General, 1916 ; Deputy Asst.
Adjutant-General, 1917 ; Asst. Adjutant-General, London

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

District, (temp. Lieut.-Col. in Army), 1918 ; despatches ;
Bt. Major in Army, Address : 3A, Dean's Yard, West
minster, S.W. Clubs : Carlton ; St. Stephen's. (C1528)
COX, Capt. Edward Orme, M.B.E., I.A.E.O.
COX, Sir Edward Owen, G.B.E. Chairman Overseas
Shipping Committee, Australia. (G66)
COX, Major Edwin Charles, C.B.E. Major, Engineer and
Railway Staff Corps, and Sup. of the Line S.E. and Chatham
RaUway ; has Order of Leopold of Belgium. (C134)
COX, Ethel Sophie, Mrs, M.B.E.
COX, EveUn Florence Conran, Mrs., M.B.E.
COX, Frederick Nutter, O.B.E.
COX, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. George, M.B.E.
COX, George Henry, M.B.E.
COX, Gerald, O.B.E, 6. 22 Sept. 1883 ; s. of Joseph
Goodenough Cox, of Falmouth ; to. Isabel Scott, d. of WiUiam
Scott, of London. Educ. : KeUy CoU, Tavistock. Late
Managing Director, Cox & Co, Engineers and ShipbuUders.
War Work : Shipbuilding ; Ship Repairing ; Ship Salving.
Address : 6, Western Terrace, Falmouth, CornwaU. (010216)
COX, Sqdn.-Leader Henry Ashley, O.B.E, R.A.F.
COX, Lieut. Herbert Spencer, O.B.E, R.N.R.
COX, Lieut. Horace Beresford, O.B.E, R.G.A. (T.F.)
COX, Capt. Humphrey John Hamilton, O.B.E, 6. 26
March, 1889 ; s. of Howard W. Cox. Educ : Gresham's
School, Holt, Norfolk. War Work : Served with the 2nd Batt.
Devon Regt. in France, Nov. to Dec. 1914 ; attd. 2nd Batt.
Dorsets, Mesopotamia, April, 1915, to March, 1916 ; Assistant
to officer in command M.G.C Record Office, Nov. 1916, to date.
Address : c/o H. W. Cox, 23, The Embankment, Bedford. (04272)
COX, Irene Winifred, O.B.E.
COX, James Henry, M.B.E.
COX, John Hugh, CLE, C.B.E.
COX, Joseph Peter, M.B.E.
COX, Major Joshua John, O.B.E, M.D, F.R.CS,
R.A.MC (T.F. Res.)
COX, Capt. Keith Trenohard, M.B.E.
COX, Oswald, O.B.E.
COX, Lieut.-Col. Percy Alexander, O.B.E.
COX, Percy Walter, M.B.E, 6. 13 Sept. 1888; y.s. of
William Cox, of Maidstone ; to. Beatrice Constance, d. of E. A.
Gardner, of Maidstone. Educ. : Maidstone Grammar School.
Tenant Farmer ; Chief Executive Officer and Sec. to the Kent
County Agricultural Executive Committee ; previously some
time Hon. Sec. Kent Farmers' Union, and Editor ofthe Farmers'
Union Journal. War Work : In connection with present
appointment, and previously as Labour Officer to the above-
mentioned Committee ; also sometime member of the Agri
cultural Advisory Committee, Ministry of Food. Address :
Coombe Farm, Maidstone. Club : Farmers', London. (M7784)
COX, Ralph Bouverie, M.B.E.
COX, Stephen, M.B.E.
COX, SybU Mary, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 1865 ; d. of T. M.
Wegnelin ; m. Reginald Henry, s. of Frederick Cox, of Cox's
Bank. War Work : Manager of Messrs. Cox & Co.'s
Casualty Enquiry Office, at Harrington House, from Oct. 1914,
tiU the office was closed in Feb. 1919. Addresses: 4, Cavendish
Square, W. ; Manor Cottage, Old Windsor. (010217)
COX, Lieut. Sydney, M.B.E, 6. 8 March, 1881 ; s. of the
late Horace Cox, of Downe House, Duke's Drive, Eastbourne ;
to. Florence May, d. of the late J. Tranter, of Bromsgrove.
Educ. : Harrow. War Work : Went out in charge of the
" Wessex," the first Red Cross Launch to be despatched to
Mesopotamia, in Oct. 1915 ; during the first six months of 1916,
whUe attached to No. 3 Hospital at Basra, the " Wessex "
carried over 12,000 sick and wounded men ; Commissioned,
Jan. 1918. Addresses : Oakflelds, Carter's HU1, Arborfield,
near Reading ; The Bungalow, Grand Lake, Newfoundland. (M3593)
COX, Thomas, C.B.E, J.P. Member of National War
Aims Committee. (C474)
COX, Veronica Mary MacheU, M.B.E.
COX, Col. Arthur Francis HAMILTON-, C.B.E,
fi. 6 AprU, 1861 ; s. of Charles John Cox, J.P, of London ;
to. Susan Josephine, d. of J. van der Riet, of Simonstown, S.
Africa. Educ. : Privately. Appointed Lieut, Royal Innis-
killing FusUiers, Feb. 1886 ; transferred to Royal Army Pay
Dept, June, 1895. War Work : Command Paymaster, S.
Africa ; Command Paymaster, Northern District ; Command
Paymaster, Southern District. Address : Command Pay
Office, Salisbury. (C1601)
COX, Lieut.-Col. Ernest WUliam HART-, O.B.E.
COX, George HART-, M.B.E.
COX, Major Reginald WOODRUFF-, O.B.E, T.D, fi. 16
Aug. 1883 ; s. of Edward William Cox, of London. Educ. : St.
George's School, Windsor Castle. Merchant and Shipper.
War Work : Proceeded to France with Regt. (Queen Victoria's
Rifles), 4 Nov. 1914, and served continuously tiU Dec. 1919 ;
held rank of Temp. Lieut.-Col. from Oct. 1917, to Jan. 1920 ;
mentioned thrice in despatches, and awarded Order of Wen-Hu
of China. Address: 56, Davies Street, Berkeley Square, W.
(05143)
COXHEAD, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Langhorne, D.S.O,
O.B.E, late R.G.A, Military Knight of Windsor, fi. 8 Oct.
1864 ; s. of Henry George Coxhead, formerly of Hardwicke
House, Ham Common, Surrey ; m. Eliza Loet, d. of Rev. D.
Winter Morris, of St. Ishmaels, Milford Haven. Educ. : Bute
House, Petersham. Brigade-Major, China Field Force, 1900-1 ;

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D.A.A.G, R.A, 1900-02. War Work : On Coast Defences,
Portsmouth Garrison, 1914-15 ; Commanding R.G.A. Depot,
Brockhurst, 1915-19. Address : 15, Castle Yard, Windsor
Castle. (O7039)
COXON, Major Alfred Walter O.B.E, 6. 11 July, 1872 ;
s. of AUred Coxon, of London ; to. Muriel, d. of the Rev.
T W. M. Lund, of Liverpool. Educ. : Marlborough Coll. and
Trinity CoU, Cambridge. War Work : Army Paymaster in
France and North Russia. (06774)
COXWELL, Charles Blake, O.B.E.
COY, Capt. Frederiok, O.B.E.
COYLE, James, M.B.E.
COYNE, Lieut. Denis, M.B.E, R.F.A.
COYNE, Capt. RusseU, M.B.E.
CRABB, Mary Maud, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 7 May, 1864 ; d. of
Alan Bruce Charles BeUamy ; to. the late Richard WiUiam, s. of
WiUiam Crabb, R.N. War Work : With Lady Lugard's
Belgian Hospital, 1914 ; French Red Cross Crcpy en Valois,
1915-16; traveUing and organising Sec, War Dept, Y.W.C.A,
1917-20. Address : 19, Westcliff Terrace Mansions, PegweU
Bay, Ramsgate. (010219)
CRABB, Lieut. WiUiam Charles Pascoe, O.B.E, D.S.C,
R.N. CRABBE, Lieut. Sidney Charles, M.B.E, 6. 12 July,
1886 ; s. of John Crabbe, of London ; m. Ivy Hildegarde, d. of
John Glynn-Barnes, Kensington. Educ. : Christ's Hospital.
War Work : R.A.S.C, M.T, AprU, 1916 to Jan. 1920 (France).
Address : 10, Norland Square, HoUand Park, London, W. 11.
(M6524)
CRABBIE, Capt. John Edward, O.B.E, 6. 11 AprU, 1879
s. of George Crabbie, of Blairhoyle ; m. CecUia Cochrane, d. of
the late Patrick TurabuU, CA. Educ. : Edinburgh Academy,
and Oxford Univ. Advcoate. War Work : Joined 6th Black
Watch in Oct. 1914, as 2nd Lieut. ; promoted Capt, Jan.
1915 ; sent to work as MUitary Representative for the Counties
of the Lothians and Peebles, and the cities of Edinburgh and
Leith, in March, 1916. Address : 5, AinsUe Place, Edinburgh.
Clubs : Vincent's, Oxford ; Caledonian United Service,
Edinburgh ; Public Schools, London. (O7040)
CRABTREE, Major Ernest Granvffle, O.B.E., R.A.M.C
CRACKNELL, Nora Frances Elizabeth, M.B.E.
CRADDOCK, Frances Henrietta, Lady, C.B.E. ; y. d. oi
the late Gen. H. R. Browne, C.B. ; to. 1888, Sir Reginald
Henry, K.C.S.I, I.C.S, s. of the late Surgeon-Major WiUiam
Craddock, 1st Gurkha Rifles. (C1962)
CRAFT, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Samuel Louis, M.B.E.
CRAFTER, Richard Andrew, O.B.E.
CRAGG, Rev. Roland Herbert, O.B.E. (011878)
CRAGG, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WilUam Joseph, O.B.E.
CRAIG, Alexander, C.B.E, J.P.
CRAIG, Alexander Meldrum, M.B.E, Can. A.S.C.
CRAIG, Alexander Robertson, M.B.E, 6. 2 Oct. 1881;
s. of the late WilUam John Craig, of Liverpool. Chief
Archivist, The Residency, Cairo, with local rank of Third Sec,
in H.M. Diplomatic Service. Address : The Residency, Cairo,
Egypt. (M2820)
CRAIG, Capt. Archibald MaxweU, O.B.E, R.M.L.I.
CRAIG, Capt. Colin McKean, O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C.
CRAIG, EmUy Mary, Lady TUDOR-, C.B.E. ; 2nd d. of
Rev. James Lukin, of Felbrigg Lodge, Romsey, Hants; m.
26 Oct, 1898, Major Sir Algernon Tudor, 2nd -s. of the late
Rev. AUen Tudor-Craig, M.A, Oxford. Incumbent of
Marbceuf Church, Paris (see BURKE'S Family Records). (C2535)
CRAIG, Eustace NeviUe, O.B.E.
CRAIG, Lieut. Graham, M.B.E.
CRAIG, Capt. Hugh Morton, O.B.E.
CRAIG, James Douglas, O.B.E.
CRAIG, John, C.B.E. Managing Director, David Colvule
and Sons, Ltd. (C476)
CRAIG, John, M.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, 6. Feb. 1876. Educ :
Glasgow Univ. War Work : Active service in the field, Feb.
1916, to Nov. 1917 ; mentioned in despatches (Battle of
Somme) ; Medical Officer in charge Grange Street MiUtary
Hospital, Manchester, 1918-19 (M10262fi)
CRAIG, Capt. John Gibson, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
CRAIG, JuUet Sisley, Mrs., M.B.E.
CRAIG, Lieut.-Col. Maurice, C.B.E, M.D, F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C, 6. 29 March, 1866 ; s. of WiUiam Simpson Craig,
M.D, F.R.C.P., of Bedford; m. Edith de Saumarez, d.
of A. Kentish Brock, of The Hermitage, Guernsey. Educ:
Bedford Grammar School ; GonviUe and Caius CoUege,
Cambridge ; Guy's Hospital, London. Physician (Consult
ing) ; Physician for, and Lecturer in, Psychological Mecu-
cine, Guy's Hospital ; Consulting Physician (Psychological
Medicine), Ministry of Health ; Consulting Physician (Neuro
logical), Ministry of Pensions. War Work : Lieut.-Col,
R.A.M.C. ; Asst. Physician to Neurologist, Headquarters, War
Oflice ; Consulting Neurologist Physician, Headquarters,
Medical Board, War Office ; Consulting visiting Physician to
Lord Knutsford Special Hospital for Officers. Addresses:
87, Harley Street, W. ; Salona, East Preston, Sussex. Club:
Oxford and Cambridge. (C1529)
CRAIG, Lieut.-Col. Newman Lombard, C.B.E, D.S.O. ;
6. 1884 ; Capt. R.A.S.C. ; Q.M.G. with rank of Lieut.-Col.;
served during the Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). (C5147)
CRAIG, Lieut.-Col. Robert Annesley, CM.G, C.B.E.,
fi. 1869 ; s. of R. S. Craig, of BeUast ; to. 1904, Helen Mary
Stewart, d. of the Very Rev. Graham Craig, of Clonmacnois.

BIOGRAPHIES.

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Iieiit.-Col. R.A, and Sup. of Research, Roy. Arsenal, Wool
wich. Club : United Service. (C1530)
CRAIG, Robert James, M.B.E.
CRAIG, Capt. Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.V.C. (T..)
CRAIG, Walter Elder, M.B.E, 6. 15 March, 1881 ; s. of
Walter T. Craig, of Wick. Educ. : Wick. War Work :
Raised funds by means of Flag Days, etc, in aid of Belgian
ReUef Fund, Serbian Relief Fund, etc. ; rendered sympathetic
service on behalf of relatives of soldiers and sailors of the town
and district. Addresses : MUler Street, Wick ; 96, High Street,
Wick, Caithness. (M7788)
CRAIG, WiUiam, O.B.E, 6. 27 Feb, 1849; s. of John
Craig, of Dumbarton ; to. Margaret Anne, d. of WilUam Babtie,
of Dumbarton. Educ. : Dumbarton Academy, and Glasgow
Univ. County Clerk ; Clerk of the Peace ; Clerk to Lieu
tenancy of Dumbartonshire. War Work : Clerk, Local
Tribunals for County of Dumbarton ; Hon. Sec. to the follow
ing : War Pensions Committee for County, County Fund for
ReUef of Disabled and Wounded Sailors and Soldiers connected
with the county, County of Dumbarton Civil ReUef Fund, Food
Control Committee. Address: In verie ven, Dumbarton.
Clubs : Conservative ; Automobile, Glasgow. (01244)
CRAIG, WUUam Brownfleld, O.B.E, 6. 1867 ; s. of W.
J. Craig, of Sandown, I.W. War Work : Assistant County
Director, British Red Cross Society. Address : Torrhill,
Ivybridge, S. Devon. (0257)
CRAIG, WiUiam James Robert, M.B.E, R.E.
CRAIG, Major Sir Algernon Tudor TUDOR-, K.B.E.
F.S.A, fi. 3 Jan. 1873 ; s. of Rev. AUen Tudor-Craig, M.A,
Incumbent of Marbceuf Church, Paris ; m. Emily Mary
(C.B.E.), d. of Rev. James Lukin, of Felbrigg Lodge, Romsey.
Major, late 4th Bn. Royal Dish Rifles, 1902 ; Sec. Inc.
SaUors' and Soldiers' Help Society, since 1903, and of Veterans
ReUef Fund, since 1908 ; Gold Staff Officer in Westminster
Abbey, and Staff Officer to Colonial Coronation Contingent,
1911 ; D.A.A.G, 1914-20 ; Director, Admiralty Convalescent
Homes, 1914-20 ; Acting Assistant Provost Marshal, London
District, 1915-20 ; ComptroUer, Lord Roberts' Memorial
Fund and Workshops, since 1915 ; Member, London War Pen
sions Committee, since 1916 ; Esquire of the Order of St. John
of Jerusalem, 1914 ; C.B.E. 1918 ; ChevaUer of the Order of
the Crown of Belgium, 1920. Addresses : Craigston, Bisley,
Surrey ; 2, Cresswell Gardens, S.W. 5. Club : St. James's. (K209)
CRAIGffi, Muriel, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
CRAIK, Major George Thomas, O.B.E,. R.A.O.C.
CRAILSHAM, Major Harry RoUo, O.B.E.
CRAMOND, John McGregor, O.B.E.
CRAMP, Annie EUzabeth, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 23 Jan. 1875 ;
i. of Henry Welton, of Coventry ; to. the late Charles Frederick,
s. of Charles Frederick Cramp, of Coleshi'i JUduc. : Coventry
High School. War Work : Commandant, V.A.D. Warwick 70.
Address : High Street, Coventry. (M7789)
CRAMPTON, Capt. Denis Burke, C.B.E, M.V.O, D.S.O,
R.N. ; fi. 1873 ; s. of the late John George Crampton ; to. 1904,
EvangeUne Beatrice, d. of Col. E. Dickinson, R.E. Entered
R.N. 1886 ; became Lieut. 1894 ; Comm. 1904 ; Capt. 1911 ;
Brass River Expedition 1895 (medal with clasp), bombardment
of Zanzibar, 1896. War Services : 1914-19, present at operation
against the " Konigsberg " (despatches, Legion of Honour) ;
has 2nd class Russian Order of St Stanislaus (with plaque);
4th class of Order of Redeemer of Greece, and of Order of the
Dannebrog of Denmark; is a Comm. of Order of Crown of
Italy. Clubs: Junior United Service ; Royal Yacht Squadron. (C2286)
CRAMPTON, Lieut.-Col. PhiUp John Ribton, C.B.E.
Lieut.-Col and Brevet Col. R.A. (ret.) ; served in the Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1531)
CRAN, Lieut.-Col. George, M.B.E, V.D, M.D, J.P, 7th
Gordons, 6. 1852 ; s. of Alex Cran, F.R.CS.E. ; m. Annie
Emslie, d. oi Al. EmsUe Smith, of SummerbiU, Aberdeen.
Educ. : Tarland, and Aberdeen Univ. Med. Officer to Banchory,
Durris Strachan, and Biore Parish Councils. War Work :
Med. Officer to Durris Hospital. Address : Walbrook,
Banchory. (M7790)
CRAN, Lieut.-Col. James, O.B.E.
CRAN, Capt. Peter McLeUan, O.B.E, R.E.
CRANE, Capt. Bertie Frederiok, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CRANE, Lieut.-Col. Charles Paston, D.S.O, O.B.E, B.A,
fi. 1857 ; s. of the Rev. William Crane, Residentiary Canon
of Manchester ; to. Mary AUce Caroline, d. of late Col. Henry
MUls Skrene, J.P, D.L. (see Burke's Peerage, Temple, E.).
Educ. : Exeter CoU , Oxford. Entered R.I.C as Cadet 1879 ;
was Private Secretary to Insp.-Gen. R.I.C. 1895-1897 ;
Resident Magistrate in Ireland since 1897 ; S. Africa, 1900-
1901, as Capt. and Adj. 12th Batt. Imperial Yeomanry ;
Great War as Major and Lieut.-Col. Comdg. a battaUon of
Infantry (mentioned in despatches). Address : KiUarney,
co. Kerry. Club : WelUngton. (0259)
CRANE, Major Francis Leopold, O.B.E, A.I.F.
CRANE, Capt. James Henry, M.B.E, R.A.M.C (T.)
CRANE, Capt. Lucius Fairchild, O.B.E.
CRANE, Major Robert Eugene, O.B.E, F.R.G.S, 6. 8
Jan. 1879 ; s. of Robert Newton Crane, of 4, Temple Gardens,
E-C ; m. Aline, d. of F. C. Van Duzer, of 43, Stanhope Gdns,
S.W. Educ : Charterhouse. War Work : France and
Belgium, Sept. to Nov. 1914 ; Adjutant, 11th Bn. Loyal North
Lancashire Regt, 1914r-16 ; Brigade Major, Portland Garrison,
1916-18 ; D.A.A.G, War Office, 1918-19. Address : Santa 137

Barbara, CaUfornia, U.S.A. Club : Junior United Service. (O7043)
CRANFIELD, Major Guy WilUam, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CRANFIELD, Mary, O.B.E.
CRANFORD, Lieut.-Col. Robert Langley, C.B.E, 6. 18
May, 1867 ; s. of Robert Cranford, of Dartmouth, Devon ;
m. late Ethel Constance, d. of 0. H. Stanley, of Liverpool. Educ, :
Preparatory School, Dartmouth and BlundeU's School, Tiver
ton. R.A. Veterinary Corps. War Work : A.D.V.S, London
District ; A.D.V.S, Southern Army, H.D..; D.D.V.S., L. of
C, Northern (France); D.D.V.S, 5th Army; A.D.V.S,
X. Corps, Bonn. Address : 1, Friars Terrace, York. (C1242)
CRANFORD, Capt. Stanley Charles Russell, O.B.E,
6. 21 AprU, 1880 ; s. of late Charles Frederick Crawford, of
Streatham Common ; to. Sybil Dorothy, d. of Edward S.
Elvey, of Streatham Common. Educ. : Streatham Coll.;
King's Coll, London. Barrister-at-law of Inner Temple.
Deputy Judge Advocate General, Mesopotamia Expeditionary
Force. War Work : Capt. 5th E. Surrey Regt. ; served N.W.
Frontier (India) ; Mesopotamia Exped. Force. ; N. Persian
Force, 1914 to date. Addresses : 3, Temple Gardens, Temple,
E.C. ; 29, Lewin Road, Streatham Common, S.W. : Gen.
H.Q, Bagdad. (04201)
CRANG, James, M.B.E.
CRANKSHAW, Major Erie Norman Spencer, M.B.E.
CRANMER, Capt. Alexander Thomas, M.B.E.. R.A.F.
CRANMER, Lieut. WiUiam Ernest, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CRANSTON, Brig.-Gen. Sir Robert, K.C.V.O, Knt.
Bach, C.B, C.B.E, V.D, T.D., LL.D, F.R.S.A, J.P, D.L,
6. 2 June, 1843 ; e. s. of Robert Cranston, J.P, D.L, of Edin
burgh and EUzabeth, his wife, d. of the late James Dagleish,
of Edinburgh ; to. 1 July, 1868, EUzabeth, e. d. of James
Simmel GUbert of Edinburgh. FeUow of the Educationa!
Institute of Scotland ; late Member of School Board ; formerly
Treasurer of City of Edinburgh ; Lord Provost and Lord
Lieutenant, 1903-6 ; late Colonel in Territorial I'orce ;
formerly Commanding Lothian Brigade, and Col.-Comd.
Queen's Rifle Vol. Brigade ; raised and commanded 15th and
18th Batts. Royal Scots ; Comdg. 77th Training Reserve
Batt. in 1917 ; Chairman of Cranston's Hotels, and Officer of
Legion of Honour ; Knt. Comm. of St. Olaf of Norway.
Address : Corehouse, 19, Merchiston Avenue, Edinburgh.
Clubs : Junior Constitutional ; Conservative (Edinburgh) (C477)
CRANSTON, 2nd Lieut. Thomas, M.B.E, R.E.
CRAPNELL, Stanley Riohard, M.B.E. ; s. of Richard
GUbert CrapneU, of Portsmouth ; to. Emma Elizabeth, d. of
John Barnes, of Portsmouth. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Hon. Sec. Prisoners of War Fund for Duke of Wellington's
(West Riding) Regt. (M7791)
CRAPPER, Capt. Harold Sugden, M.B.E.
CRASKE, Mabel Annetta, M.B.E. (M10246fi)
CRASKE, Mary, M.B.E, 6. 6 Oct. 1852 ; d. of Wm. Giles
Craske, of Lowestoft. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Registration Work, Aug. 1915 ; Volunteer Clerk in Recruiting
Office, Sept. 1915 to Sept. 1917 ; Volunteer Clerk in Food
Control Office, Sept. 1917 to March, 1920 ; Helped in Canteen
for SaUors and Soldiers, Dec. 1916 to March, 1919. Address :
4, Cleveland Road, Lowestoft, South. (M7792)
CRASTER, Capt. Albert Kenneth Graves, O.B.E.
CRASTER, Barbara Marion, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
CRASTER, Lieut.-Col. Edmund Henry Bertram, C.B.E,
6. 1869 ; s. of the late Edmund Craster, of BeaclneU Tower,
Chathill, Northumberland; to. 1902, his cousin, Margaret
Eleanor Mary, d. of Col. William Robert Craster. Lieut.-Col.
R.G A. ; served In the Great War, 1914 (despatches). (C1532)
CRASTER, Major George, D.S.O, O.B.E. (011734)
CRASTER, Lieut.-Col. John Evelyn Edmund, O.B.E,
CRAUFURD, EmUy Maud, Mrs. HOUISON-, O.B.E. ; d.
of Major-Gen. Fairfax Hassard, C.B, Royal Engineers ; to.
WilUam Reginald, s. of John Reginald Houison-Craufurd, of
Craufurdland, KUmarnock, and Braehead, Cramond Brig,
Edinburgh (see Burke's Landed Gentry). War Work : Vice
President KUmarnock Division Red Cross Society ; Chairman
Dick AuxiUary Hospital, Kilmarnock; President, Maternity
and ChUd WeUare Centre, Kilmarnock; Work Party,
Fenwick by Kilmarnock. Address : Craufurdland Castle,
KUmarnock. (010221)
CRAUFURD, Brig.-Gen. John Archibald HOUISON-,
C M G C B E, fi. 1862 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Col. John
Reginald Houison-Craufurd, of Craufurd, Kilmarnock, and
Braehead, Midlothian; m. 1903, Eleanor Louisa, d. of the
late F. F. Dalrymple-Hay, of Dunlop (see Burke's Peerage).
Lieut.-Col. Indian Army (ret.), and Hon. Brig -Gen R.A.F.
(retired) ; Burma 1886-9 (medal with clasp), China 1900-1 as
D A Q M.G. (despatches, medal), SomaUland 1903 (medal
with clasp). Served in the Great War as A.Q.M.G. Scottish
Command, 1916-18 (despatches) ; was D.A.A.G. India 1899-
1903 Addresses : Dunlop House, Dunlop, Ayrshire ; Borland,
Kilmarnock. Clubs: East India United Service; New
(Edinburgh). (C866)
CRAVEN, Commissary and Capt. Albert, O.B.E.
CRAVEN, Lieut.-Comm. Charles Worthington, O.B.E,
R.N. CRAVEN, Edward Joseph Eclipsis, M.B.E.
CRAVEN, Henry, O.B.E, 6. 11 Nov. 1866 ; s. of Charle3
AUred Craven, of Dewsbury (Yorks), Engineer ; m. Mary Amy,
d. of WiUiam Waud, of Baslow, Derbyshire. Educ. : Merchant

Craven

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Taylors' School. Solicitor ; Town Clerk and Clerk of the
Peace, Sunderland, Co. Durham. War Work : Recruiting,
Derby Canvass ; work in connection with the raising of 160th
(Wearside) R.F.A, and 20th (Service BattaUon) D.L.I. ;
work in connection with a local Military Hospital, and raising
£30,000 therefor ; work in connection with Mayor's Local
Relief Fund, the Prince of Wales' Fund, the Mayoress's
Serbian Fund, and the King's Fund ; Hon. Sec. War Savings ;
work in connection with Tank and Guns Week ; Hon. Sec.
Food Control Committee ; Hon. work in connection with Air
Raid Claims, Fuel Control, and War AUotments ; Hon. Sec.
to Local War Pensions Committee. Address : 5, West Lawn,
Sunderland. Club : Sunderland. (010222)
CRAVEN, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E.
CRAVEN, Capt. the Hon. Rupert CecU, O.B.E.
CRAVEN, WiUiam George Robert Craven, Earl of,
O.B.E. (08789)
CRAWFORD, Alexander, M.B.E.
CRAWFORD, Andrew, C.B.E, 6. 7 Sept. 1871 ;
s. of John Crawford, of Raillies, Largs, N.B. ; to. Ursula
Ritchie, d. of John Orr, of Largs, N.B. Educ. : Largs Public
School; Glasgow High School. Steamship Owner and Broker.
War Work : Assistant Accountant-General, Ministry of Ship
ping (Voluntary). Address : " Underbank House," Largs,
N.B. Clubs : Conservative ; Scottish AutomobUe, Glasgow ;
Junior Constitutional, London. (C946)
CRAWFORD, Capt. Andrew, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
CRAWFORD, Barbara Grace Rutherfurd, M.B.E, M.B,
Ch.B. (Glasg.) ; d. of the late Rev. J Rutherfurd, B.D, of
Renfrew ; to. George Robert, s. of George Crawford, of Rothbury,
Northumberland. Educ. : Brighton High School, and Glasgow
Univ. Medical Officer, H.M. Factory, Queen's Ferry, Chester.
War Work : Medical Officer, MUitary AuxUiary Hospital,
Southampton, 1914-15 ; and Leicester, 1915-17 ; Chief Medical
Officer, H.M. Factory, Queen's Ferry, Chester, 1917-20.
Address ' Mancot Royal, by Chester. (M1596)
CRAWFORD, Capt. Charles Wispingto Glover, C.B.E,
R.N. Div. Naval Transport Officer ; served in the Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2246)
CRAWFORD, Daniel, M.B.E, J.P, 18 Aug. 1868;
s. of Daniel Crawford, of PottereUs Farm, Hatfield ; to. Janie
Jessie McEwan, d. of James MelvUle, of Crummock, Beith, N.B.
Educ: St. Albans. Vice-Chairman, District CouncU ; Member
County Agricultural Committee ; Chairman, County Branch
National Farmers' Union. War Work : Chairman, Farm
Produce for Herts ; Board of Agriculture Representative at
County Appeal Tribunal ; Member of War Agricultural
Executive Committee, detaUed to arrange Prisoner of War
Camps in Herts for Agriculture ; Member of CivU Supplies
Forage Committee for Herts. Address : Birchwood, Hatfield. (M7794)
CRAWFORD, Frederick LesUe, O.B.E.
CRAWFORD, Gertrude AUce, Mrs, M.B.E.
CRAWFORD, Harriette Sophia, Mrs, M.B.E.
CRAWFORD, Lieut. James, M.B.E.
CRAWFORD, Lieut.-Col. James Muir, O.B.E, M.B,
Edinburgh, I.M.S, ft. 5 Aug. 1866 ; s. of James Alexander
Crawford, of the Bengal CivU Service ; m. Winifred Edith,
d. of Frederick Joseph Wernick, of Lingia, Darjeeling. Educ. :
Edinburgh University ; Bonn University ; St. George's
Hospital. Served on the N.E. Frontier of India ; Chin-
Lushal, 1892-3 ; N.W. Frontier of India, Malakand and
Buner, 1897-8 ; China, Boxer Rebellion, 1900. War Work :
Commanded " Y," Indian General Hospital at Brighton,
1914-15 ; and at Suez, 1916 ; commanded Lady Chelmsford War
Hospital at Benares, 1916-19. Address : c/o Messrs. Grind-
lay & Co, 54, Parliament Street, S.W. 1. Club : Oriental.
CRAWFORD, Lieut. James Robert, O.B.E, RNVR
CRAWFORD, Major John Martin Maynard, O B E
R.A.M.C. CRAWFORD, Capt. Stanley Charles RusseU, O B E
CRAWFORD, Thomas, M.B.E.
CRAWFORD, Col. Robert Gordon SHARMAN-, C B E
CRAWLEY, Cecil Gordon, C.B.E, fi. 1862; s of John
S.Crawley, of Stockwood, Luton; m. Violet Chadwick. Educ ¦
Eton, and at Magdalene CoU, Cambridge ; is Director-Gen
Mechanical Depart, PubUc Works Min, Egypt. Address ¦
Zamalek, Ghezireh, Cairo. Clubs : Windham ; .Arthur's (C3541
CRAWLEY, Cecil, Mrs., M.B.E. (M1598
CRAWLEY, Major Charles, O.B.E.
CRAWLEY, Gertrude, M.B.E. ; d. of John Crawley, of
Whaplode Manor, Holbeach, S. Lines. Educ. : Merton Coll
Croydon W. ; Madeley House, Richmond ; Inst, de Mile'
lavernier, Boulogne-sur-Mer. Member of Lines. Art Societv ¦
Vice:President of Holbeach and District Red Cross Dst, No 9
S. Lines. (Hdqrs, Grantham) ; Hon. Sec Prisoners of War
Fund, etc. War Work : New Red Cross District ; General Red
Cross Work m the various branches required. Club: V.A.D.
CRAWLEY, James, M.B.E. (M7796)
M&^^fX,' Lieut--C°l- Richard Parry, D.S.O, O.B.E,
^.¦V-°-'.6w1?Z6i0' s'-,o£ tne Iate Eev- WilUam Parry Crawley
Vicar of Walberton, Sussex ; to. 1904, AUce Vida Mary, d. of
the Rev. David Crawford Cochrane, Master of Etwall Hospital
?«^7y'w iUC- V- AJ wAmches .«*- Entered S. Wales Borderers
1897 became Capt. Army Ser. Corps, 1903, Major, 1914-
Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1918; S. Africa, 1899-1902 (wounded'

despatches) ; served in the Great War, 1914-18 (Brevet Lieut.-
Col. ; appointed Assist. Director, SuppUes and Transport,
Headquarters of Administration Services, 1918. (06795)
CRAWLEY, Violet EUzabeth, Mrs., M.B.E, V.A.D.
CRAWSHAY, 2nd Lieut, de Barri, O.B.E, Kent Royal
Army Service Corps M.T. (V.), 6. 2 June, 1857 ; s. of the late
Francis Crawshay, of Treforest, Glamorganshire, and Brad-
bourne, HaU, Sevenoaks, Kent ; m. Rose Mary, d. of Rev.
Walter Young, of Pettigo, Co. Donegal, Deland. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Red Cross Transport of 10 hospitals
in Sevenoaks (Kent) Area ; recruit ditto, during 1914-15 ;
supervisor of Telegraph wires, Motor Patrol Guard, 1914-15 ;
O.C section 38 of Kent R.A.S.C. M.T. (V.). Address : Rose-
field, Sevenoaks, Kent. Clubs: Royal AutomobUe; Kent
Automobile ; Brooklands Automobile Racing. (O10223)
CREAGH, Lieut.-Col. Edward Cottingham, O.B.E, LA.
CREAGH, Elizabeth Pymer, Mrs., O.B.E, R.R.C.
CREASE, Comm. Thomas Evans, C.B, C.B.E, fi. 1875 ;
to. Louise, d. of the late John Johnson, of Thetford, Norfolk.
Entered R.N. 1888, and became Lieut. 1895, and Comm. 1905 ;
retired 1910 ; was Naval Assist, to ControUer of the Navy,
1917-19, with rank of Capt. ; has Orders of Rising Sun of
Japan and of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus, and Legion of
Honour. Address : Riverholm, Datchet. (C883)
CREE, Capt. Harold Frederick, M.B.E, 6. 12 May, 1887 ;
s. of Joseph Collins Cree. Educ. : Tonbridge School. War
Work : Served with 3rd Battn. The Buffs from March, 1915. to
June, 1915, and with 2nd Battn. The Buffs from June 1915 to
Aug. 1919. Clubs : Junior Naval and Military , Tientsin,
Peking. (M4776)
CREE, IsabeUa Warden, M.B.E, 6. 13 June, 1883:
d. of Thomas Scott Cree, LL.D, of Glasgow. Educ. : Chelten
ham. War Work : Hon. Sec, Aug. 1914, to Dec. 1918,
Headquarters Clothing Committee and Stores and Despatch
Committee of Scottish Branch, British Red Cross Society.
Address : 18, Beaumont Gate, Glasgow. Clubs : Lady
Artists', Glasgow ; Halcyon. (M1599)
CREE, Laura Alexander BeU, Mrs, O.B.E.(20 Feb. 1918),
6. 6 AprU, 1877 ; d. of Alexander T. BeU, M.D, of Baltimore,
Maryland, U.S.A. ; m. Charles Deacon, s. of Robert Scott
Cree, of Glasgow. Educ. : Baltimore, U.S.A. War Work :
For the Scottish Branch, B.R.C. Society, voluntary full time
worker from Aug. 1914, to April, 1919, at St. Andrews Halls,
Glasgow ; Convener, Headquarters Organising Clothing Com
mittee for Scotland ; Convener, " Stores and Despatch Com
mittee for Scotland," Member, War Executive Committeee for
Scotland ; Medal of "EUzabeth " (Belgium), conferred Decem
ber, 1919, etc. Address: Gartferry, Ayr, Scotland. Clubs:
Kelvin ; Literary, Glasgow. (0261)
CREE, Thomas Deacon, O.B.E, 6. 26 Feb. 1871 ; s. of
Robert Scott ; to. Beatrice Mary, d. of Capt. H. V. Cowley.
Educ : Scotland. Merchant. War Work : Political Officer
with I.E.F. " D " ; attached to Staff of 6th (Poona) Division ;
twice mentioned in despatches. Address : Baghdad. (O10524)
CREEGAN, Edward Patrick, M.B.E, 6. 9 Aug. 1859 ;
s. of Hugh Creegan, of Dundalk, Deland ; m. Christiana,
d. of WiUiam WeUs, of TUton, Leicester. Many years Chief
Superintendent of map drawing Dept, at Ordnance Survey
Office, Southampton. (M285)
CREMETTI, Major Eugene, O.B.E.
CRERAR, Major Robert, O.B.E.
CRESSWELL, Adelaide Elizabeth, Lady, O.B.E. ; d. of
Justice Stow, a Judge of the Supreme Court of S. Australia;
to. 1888, Rear-Adm. Sir WiUiam Rooke, K.C.M.G, K.B.E,
R.N. (ret.), s. of Edmund CressweU of Gibraltar. (O920)
CRESSWELL, Gwladys Catherine, M.B.E. ; d. of the late
Pearson R. CressweU, C.B, F.R.CS, of Dowlais, Glamorgan.
War Work : One of the Commandants (for the Merthyr Division)
and Sec. at the Aberdare and Merthyr Red Cross Hospital
from Oct. 1915, to AprU, 1919. Address : The Mount, Merthyr
Tydfil. (M7797)
CRESSWELL, Capt. Herbert Pinkney, M.B.E.
CRESSWELL, John Edwards, C.B.E, M.B, 6. 12
March, 1864 ; s. of late Edmund CresweU, of Gibraltar ;
to. Catherine Burleigh, d. of Mathew Towgood, of Ceylon.
Educ. : Bruce Castle School and Cavendish CoUege, Cam
bridge. Egyptian Public Health. War Work: P.M.0,
Government Hospital. Address : Government Hospital,
Suez. (C2536)
CRESSWELL, Rear-Adml. Sir WUUam Rooke, K.C.M.G,
K.B.E, R.N, AustraUan Service ; First Naval Member of
R.A.N. Board of Administration; fi. 20 July, 1852 ; 3rd s.of the
late Edmund CressweU, Deputy P.M.G. for Gibraltar, and Post
Office Surveyor for Mediterranean, and of Mary Margaret Ward,
d. of Rev. W. Fraser, Rector of N. Waltham, Hants. ; »•
Adelaide EUzabeth, O.B.E, 2nd d. of the late Mr. Justice Stow,
Judge of Supreme Court of S. Australia. Educ. : Aitken's
School, Gibraltar; Eastman's R.N. Academy, Southsea;
"Britannia." Joined Navy, 1866 ; H.M.S. " Phoebe," 1867:
Sub-Lieut. 1871 ; specially promoted, boat action, Larost
River, 1873 ; H.M.S. " London," Suppression of Slave Trade,
1875-78 ; received thanks of Foreign Minister for service there ;
retired after being invalided, 1878 ; took service under S.A.
Govt, 1885 ; Commander, 1891 ; Post-Capt, 1894 ; Rear-
Admiral, 1911 ; Decorated for Imperial and Colonial services
1897 ; China Medal, 1900. Now farming. Address : Navy
Office, Melbourne. Clubs : Queensland, Brisbane ; Melbourne.
Melbourne. (K256)

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Crompton

CRESWELL, Major Francis Samuel, O.B.E, R.F.C
CRESWICK, Capt. James Paul, O.B.E., 6. 25 Sept. 1866 ;
s. of James Creswick, of Molesey, Surrey ; to. Maude, d. of
George Morris, of Keynsham, Somerset. Educ. : South
Lambeth Grammar School. County Transport Officer, Kent
Voluntary Aid Detachment ; o/c Group 3, Kent R.A.S.C,
M.T. (V.) ; Area Transport Officer, Ministry of Food. Address :
Addiscombe Court, Wilbury Rd, Hove. Clubs : Authors' ;
Whitefriars ; London Scottish Rifles' Lodge. (O10225)
CREWDSON, Lieut., T. Capt. Bernard Franois, C.B.E,
Dish Guards, 6. 9 July, 1887 ; s. of F. W. Crewdson,
Gilling Grove, Kendal. Educ. : Uppingham ; King's College,
Cambridge. Chief of British Relief Mission to Poland, 1919.
War Work : Border Regiment, in GaUipoli and France, 1915-17;
Dish Guards, France, 1917-18 ; -Ministry of Munitions, Labour
Supply Dept, 1916. Address : KaroUnengasse 5, Vienna.
Clubs : United University ; American ; Guards' ; A.D.C. ;
Warsaw Rowing. (C2537
CREWE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Frank, O.B.E.
CREWE, Helen Agnes Josephine, Lady, O.B.E. ; d. of
Hon. Joseph Orpen, M.L.C, Surveyor-General of Rhodesia ;
m. 11 July, 1887 Sir Charles Preston, K.C.M.G, C.B. s. of
Frederick Crewe (see Burke's Peerage, Crewe, M.). Address :
East London, Cape Colony. (O2200)
CRIBBES, George, O.B.E.
CRICHTON, Brevet-Major George Keeble, O.B.E, M.C,
6. 5 Oct. 1888 ; s. of Walter Crichton, of Belgrave, Rutherglen,
Lanarkshire ; m. Catherine Bryce Fairley, d. of Thomas Topping,
of Edinburgh. War Work : Recalled from Territorial Force
Reserve on 5 Aug. 1914, and posted to the Lowland Divisional
Train, R.A.S.C. (T.) ; appointed Adjutant, Lowland Divisional
Train, 6 Oct. 1914 ; appointed Senior Supply Officer, 10th
Division, and promoted T.-Major, R.A.S.C, 1 Jan. 1916 ;
appointed Deputy Assist.-Adj. and Quartermaster-Gen,
G.H.Q, Egyptian Expeditionary Force, 29 Dec. 1917 ;
appointed Assist.-Adj.-Gen. (O.E.T.A.), G.H.Q, E.E.F, and
promoted T. Lieut.-Col. 16 Sept. 1918 ; appointed Assist.
Administrator (Class X), O.E.T.A. (Palestine), and Lieut.-
Col. 17 Nov. 1918 ; disembodied to Territorial Force, 12
Sept. 1920 ; awarded MUitary Cross, Jan. 1917 ; Brevet-Major,
June 1918; mentioned in despatches, O.B.E, Jan. 1919.
Order of the NUe, Jan. 1920 ; Addresses : 24, Queen Street,
Glasgow ; 16, Crown Terrace, DowanhlU, Glasgow. Clubs :
Conservative, Glasgow ; R.A.C, London. (02879)
CRICHTON, Capt. Henry Lumsden, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CRICHTON, Lady Jane Emma, C.B.E. CI,; o. d. of
Thomas George, P.C, G.CS.I, 1st Earl Northbrook ; to.
29 Jan, 1890, Col. the Hon. Sir Henry George Lewis Crichton,
K.C.B, 3rd s. of John 3rd Earl Erne, K.P. (C2538)
CRIGHTON, Jean, Mrs. CuUen, O.B.E. (08349)
CRIGHTON, John, O.B.E.
CRICHTON, Eng.-Capt. Peter Thomson, C.B.E, fi. 1863 ;
s. of John Crichton, Engineer R.N, of Southsea; to. 1888,
AUce Maud, d. of George Perfect, of Portsmouth, Eng.
Capt. R.N. (ret.) ; Consulting Engineer ; served in the Great
War 1914-19, on Staff. Address : 41, Chapel Walks, South
Castle Street, Liverpool. (C2308)
CRIDLAND, Frank, C.B.E. (C3187)
CRIPPS, Lieut.-Comm. Arthur Edward WiUiam, O.B.E,
R.N.R. CRIPPS, Lieut. George Wilntt, M.B.E.
CRIPPS, Gerald Faulkner, M.B.E.
CRIPPS, Major Henry Rivers, M.B.E.
CRIPPS, Major the Hon. Leonard Harrison, C.B.E. ;
fi. 21 April, 1887 ; 3rd s. of Sir Charles Alfred Cripps, 1st
Baron Parmoor (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; to. 5 April, 1913,
Miriam Barbara, d. of Sir Mathew Ingle Joyce, Justice of the
High Court. (C135)
CRIPPS, Lucy Davis, M.B.E, M.B, Ch.B.
CRISFORD, George Northoote, C.B.E, B.A. (Cantab),
ft. 19 Feb. 1880 ; s. of George Stephen Crisford, F.I.A,
of KingshiU House, Swindon ; m. Effie Mary, d. ot the
late WUliam Saul, M.D, of Boscombe. Educ. : Merchant
Taylors' School and Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Colonial
CivU Service ; District Commissioner, East Africa (retired
-1916); Jan. 1919, General Manager, Mac Fisheries, Ltd, 33,
St. James' Square, S.W. 1 ; Director, Mac Fisheries, Ltd,
Charles Saunders, Ltd.. Mac Line Drifters & Trawlers Co, Ltd,
Sprigens, Ltd, The Premier Fishmeal Co, Ltd. War Work :
Captain, East Africa Forces, D.A.A.G, War Office ; Director
of National Service, Northern Region ; Inspector of Regions,
Ministry of National Service. Address : 2, Titchfield Road,
Regents Park, N.W. 1 . Clubs : Royal Societies' ; Sports. (C947)
CRISP, Annette Ina, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
CRISP, Eng.-Capt. Arthur Samuel, C.B.E. Eng.-Capt.
R.N. ; served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1920)
CRISP, Cadet Lieut.-Col. Charles Doland, O.B.E.
CRISP, Helena Jane, M.B.E, V.A.D.
CRISP, John, O.B.E. ,„„.„„*
CRISPIN, Edward Smyth, C.B.E. (C3182
CRISWELL, Major Walter, O.B.E, A.M.I.CE. CivU
Engineer. War Work : 5. years' service in Royal Engineers
in Gallipoli, France, North Russia. (06796)
CRITCHINSON, WilUam Thomas, M.B.E.
CRITCHLEY, Herbert Lawson, O.B.E, 6. 1877 ; 8. of
James Critchley, of Bury, Lancashire ; to. Edith, d. of Seth
Holding, of Adlington, Lancs. Educ : Bury Grammar School.
Works Manager, Locomotive Works, Sir W. G. Armstrong
Whitworth's, Newcastle-on-Tyne. War Work: Director of

Technical and Efficiency Dept. for National SheU and Projectile
Factories, Ministry of Munitions, 1915-17 ; Assist. Controller,
Dept. of Engineering, Ministry of Munitions, 1917-19. Address :
Dinglesyde, Queen's Road, Monkseaton, Northumberland. (010228)
CRITCHLEY, WiUiam Edwin, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CRITCHLOW, Major John, O.B.E, R.E.
CRITIEN, AttiUo, M.B.E, M.D, M.A.
CROAD, Hector, O.B.E.
CROAL, George Crammond, O.B.E.
CROCKER, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Albert, O.B.E, 6. 20 Oct.
1872 ; s. of Arthur WiUiam Crocker, of 3, Second Avenue,
Hove ; m. Dorothy Seymour, d. of Lieut.-Col. WUliam Howard,
of East Lodge, Bexhill-on-Sea. Educ. : Golden Parsonage,
Hemel Hempstead, and Harrow. War Work : Served with
3rd Battn. Essex Regt, Harwich, on mobilisation ; 2nd in
command of 11th Service Battn. Essex Regt. B.E.F. ; pro
moted to command 3rd Battn. Essex Regt, June, 1917
Battn. stationed at Harwich, Rugeley and Kinsale. Club :
Junior United Service. (07049)
CROCKER, Lieut. Gordon George, M.B.E, B.A. Cantab,
6. 14 June, 1893 ; s. of George Henry Crocker, of South Molton,
Devon. Educ. : Cheltenham and Clare College, Cambridge.
Private Secretary to the Financial Adviser to the Persian
Government, 1920. War Services : Inniskillings (6th Dragoons)
Special Reserve, attached to the General Staff for Intelligence
Work. Address : Thome, Enford, Taunton. Club : Oxford
and Cambridge. (M289)
CROCKETT, Capt. Leonard MarshaU, O.B.E.
CROCKETT, WiUiam Gordon, M.B.E, 6. 18 Dec. 1880
s. of the late Alexander Irvine Crockett, of Finchley. Educ. :
Kentish Town High School. First Class Clerk, Stores Depart
ment, India Office. War Work : Work in connection with the
purchase and supply of stores (Ordnance, Clothing, etc.) to the
Indian Army. Address : 10, Bowrons Avenue, Alperton,
Middlesex (M290)
CROFT, Charles Rowland, M.B.E.
CROFT, Ernest Samuel, O.B.E, 6. 7 May, 1867 ; s.
of Christopher F. Croft, of London ; m. Helen Louise, d. of
Thomas Whiting, of London. Educ. : North London Col
legiate School, and King's College, London. Assistant
Accountant-General of the Navy. Address : Red Lodge,
The Park, Hampstead, N.W. 3. (0263)
CROFT, Lieut. George Henry Belton, M.B.E.
CROFT, Geraldine May, O.B.E, V.A.D.
CROFT, Capt. Tom, O.B.E.
CROFTON, Augusta Maude, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Gen.
Sir Henry Lefroy, C.B, K.C.M.G. ; to. the late Capt. Duke
Crofton, R.N, s. of Gen. R. H. Crofton. War Work : Soldiers'
and Sailors' FamUies Association Sec, Co. Leitrim. Address :
Lakefleld, MohiU, Co. Leitrim. (M7799)
CROFTON, Lieut. Riohard Llewellyn, M.B.E, R.A.F.
CROKER, AUce Georgiana, O.B.E, 6. 12 March, 1845 ;
d. ot the late Capt. Croker, late 17th Lancers, and Lady
Georgina Croker, of BaUynagarde, Limerick. Educ. : Privately.
Sec. Royal Irish Association for Employment and Training
of Women from 1886-1903 ; Sec. Dish Training School of
Domestic Economy, Dept. of Agriculture and Technical In
struction for Ireland, 1903-10. War Work : Hon. Treas.
DubUn Committee Royal DubUn Fusiliers Prisoners of War,
1914-19 Address : 4, St. Mary's Road, South, Dublin. (010229)
CROKER, Major Crofton, O.B.E.
CROLL, Col. G. D., C.B.E. Lieut.-Col. and T. Col.
Australian Armv Med. Corps; served in the Great War, 1915-19
(despatches). (C1395)
CROMAR, George Scott, M.B.E.
CROMBIE, Lieut. CoUn Ross, M.B.E, 6. 1877 ; s. of
John L. Crombie, M.D, of North Berwick. Educ. : Abbey
School, North Berwick. War Work : Enlisted in the R.A.S.C,
Nov. 1914 ; went overseas to France in April, 1915 ; drove a
lorry for 9 months ; commissioned in R.A.S.C, Nov. 1915 ;
was put in charge of HydrauUc Tyre Press with 3rd Army ;
created record for Solid Tyre fitting in France, having put
on 1060 Solid Tyres to 588 vehicles in one week, during the push
in Nov.-Dec 1915 ; stayed with 3rd Army in charge of
" J " MobUe Tyre Press until demobiUsed in April, 1920.
Clubs : Scottish Conservative, Edinburgh ; R.A.S.C, London. (M4460)
CROMBIE, Henry, M.B.E.
CROME, Lieut. Harry, M.B.E.
CROMPTON, Capt. Charles, O.B.E, A.M.I.E.E, R.E.
(T ) 6 1864 ; s. of Robert Crompton, of Liverpool ; to. Mary
Rebecca, d. of John Curphey, of Liverpool Educ. : The Grange
School, Bootle, Liverpool, and Liverpool Univ. (Engineering
Section). Assistant Superintending Engineer, Post Office
Engineering Department, Scotland (East) District, G.P.O,
Edinburgh. War Service : Adviser to General Officer Com-
manding-in-Chief, Scottish Command, on communications
(Telegraph and Telephone) ; also in charge of all War Emergency
communications for Admiralty, War Office, Air Ministry,
Ministries of Munitions, Food, Timber, Wool, etc, in the East
and North of Scotland, and Islands of Orkney, Shetland and
Western Hebrides. Address : 27, St. Clair Terrace, Edinburgh. (010230)
CROMPTON, Claud, O.B.E, 6. 1876 ; s. of Col.Crompton,
C.B, R.E. ; to. Jeanetta, d. of Sir Thomas Gordon, K.C.B,
K.C.I.E, C.S.I. Educ : Harrow and Trinity College, Cam
bridge. War Work : Inspector of Small Arms Ammunition,

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and Consulting Engineer for Electric Power Station, and
Heating and Lighting Plant, at the Government M. T. Depot.
Slough. Address : 61, Vanbrugh Park, Blackheath, S.E. 3.
CZufi : Royal AutomobUe. (0264)
CROMPTON, Capt. James, O.B.E, LA.
CROMPTON, Rev. James, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 19 July, 1886 ;
8. of Henry D. Crompton, of Edgbaston. Educ. : West House,
Edgbaston ; Sedbergh ; Caius CoU, Cambridge. Late Capt.
10th Jats I. A., now in Holy Orders. War Work: France,
1914-15 ; X.W.F. India, 1916-17 ; Mesopotamia, 1918 ;
Salonica, 1918-19; South Russia. 1919; Anatolia, 1919;
retired, Nov. 1919. Address : c/o Thos. Cook and Son,
London. Club : Junior Naval and MiUtary. (08683)
CROMPTON, Robert, C.B.E, 6. 1869; s. of Robert
Crompton, of Bolton ; m. RosaUne, d. of Charles Allen, of
Warrington. Educ. : Blue Coat School, Warrington.
SoUcitor, M.L.C, Fiji, a Member of Roy. Colonial Institute,
and Vice-Pres. British Empire Producers Asso. ; sometime
Solicitor, Supreme Court, England. Address : Tamavua
House, Suva, Fiji. (C734)
CROMWELL, OUver Underwood, M.B.E, ft. 29 Nov.
1877 ; s. of Joshua CromweU, of Bradford ; to. Annie, d. of
Edwin Ogden Ratcliffe, of Bingley. Educ. : Borough West
School, and Technical CoU., Bradford. Superintendent of
PoUce. War Work : Organising special constables ; alien
and mUitary enquiry work ; executive officer, Ministry of Food ;
fuel overseer ; Sec. Profiteering Tribunal ; Organising Sec.
Trade pools for Food distribution ; organised local transport
for distributing food and coal during National RaUway Strike,
1919. Address : St. Ives, Armthorpe Lane, Doncaster. (M7800)
CROOK, Major and Qr.-Mr. Arthur, O.B.E.
CROOK, Shipwright-Lieut. George Henry HoUand,
M.B.E, R.N.
CROOK, John Rowland, O.B.E.
CROOK, WiUiam Montgomery, O.B.E, B.A, F.R.G.S,
6. 1860 ; s. of the late Rev. W. Crook, D.D, of Galway. Educ :
Methodist CoUege, Belfast ; Drogheda Grammar School :
Trinity CoUege, DubUn. Head Classical Master, Wesley
CoUege, DubUn ; Assistant Editor, " Methodist Times " ;
Editor, " Echo " ; Sec, Eighty Club ; Sec, Home Counties
Liberal Federation. War Work : Hon. Organiser, Church
CoUections for Red Cross Society, 1914-18, which raised about
£300,000 for Red Cross. Addresses : 5, Spencer Mansions,
Queen's Club Gardens, West Kensington, W. 14 ; 42, Pariia-
ment Street, S.W. 1. Clubs : Devonshire ; National Liberal ;
Eighty. (01248)
CROOKE, Jane Duttie, Mrs, M.B.E.
CROOKE, Victor, M.B.E, 6. 18 Oct. 1866 ; s. of William
Hugh Crooke, of Preston ; m. AUce, d. of Edward Walker, of
Wolverhampton. Educ. : Wolverhampton. Clerk and SoUcitor ;
Deputy Town Clerk of Walsall, and Executive Officer for
the Borough of WalsaU Food Control Committee. War Work :
National Registration ; National Service in London and Wal
saU ; Food Control work for WalsaU ; Allotment extension ;
acted as Hon. Sec. for Mayor's After- War Fund, and also in
similar capacity to WalsaU War Memorial Fund. Address :
Woodstock, Borneo Street, WalsaU. (M3596)
CROOKHAM, Rev. WUUam Thomas Rupert, C.B.E. Was
Rector of Haddenham, Camb. 1893-1905, since when he has
been Vicar of Wisbech. War Services : 1914-19, as 1st class
Chaplain to Forces (despatches). Address : The Vicarage,
Wisbech. (C1534)
CROOKS, Capt. David Robert, M.B.E, A.I.F.
CROOKS, Capt. Lindsay, M.B.E.. R.A.F.
CROOKSTON, John Gray, C.B.E, A. 12 Sept. 1864;
s. of Thomas Crookston, of Glasgow ; m. Ella, d. of
Vladimir Deline, of Petrograd. Educ. : Odessa and Glasgow.
Engineer and Naval Architect ; Vice-President of the Rus
sian ShipbuUding Co, and of the Chantiers Navals de
Nicolaieff ; Managing Director of the Salamander Steel Works
of Riga. War Work : ControUer of the British Ministry of
Information (Russian Section) ; BuUdcr of the Russian Black
Sea Fleet ; Manufacture of Munitions of War, etc. Address :
Galemaya 63, Petrograd; and Cotham House, Weybridge,
Surrey. Clubs ; Mining and MetaUurgical ; Petrograd Yacht
Club ; British Club of Petrograd. (C948)
CROPPER, Ann EUen, Mrs., M.B.E.
CROPPER, Edward, O.B.E.
CROPPER, Marjorie Constance, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 24
March, 1888 ; d. of Josceline Fitzroy Bagot, Bart, of Levens
(see Burke's Peerage) ; m. James Winstanlev, s. of Charles
James Copper, of EUergreen, Kendal. War Work: County
Sec. to S. and S.F.A. at beginning of war ; subsequently Dis
trict Sec. to Statutory Committee and N. and M. War Pensions
Committee tiU the end of the war ; member of Executive
Finance, and Disablement Committees for County ; organised
Club for soldiers' wives. Address : Summer How, Kendal
CROSBIE, FUght-Lieut. Dudley Stuart Kay, O.B.E.,
R.A.F. CROSBIE, Sir John Chalker, K.B.E, 6. 11 Sept. 1876 ;
s. of George Graham Crosbie, of Dumfries Scotland ; m.
Mitchie A, d. of Josiah Manuel, of Exploits, Nfld. Educ ¦
Methodist CoU, St. John's, Newfoundland. Managing Owi.er of
Crosbie and Company ; elected to Newfoundland Legislature
for District of Bay de Verde 1908 ; re-elected 191' 9-1 3 ;
Member, Executive CouncU, 1909 ; Acting Prime Minister, 1918 ;
re-elected to Legislature for Port de Grave, 1919. War Work ¦
Chan-man of Tonnage Committee of the Executive CouncU,

1917 ; Minister of Shipping, 1917-19. Address : Devon Place,
Kingsbridge Road, St. John's, Newioundland. Clubs: City;
St Andrews ; Old Colony ; BaUyhaly Golf : Curiing. (K312)
CROSBIE, Maxwell Arthur, O.B.E, fi. 20 July, 1881;
s of MaxweU Crosbie, of Southampton and London; m.
Margaret, d. of John Shaw, of Boston (Lines.) War Work:
In connection with erection and running of plant for manu
facture of Chemical Filling for Box (Anti-gas) Respirators,
at Messrs. Boots Pure Drug Co.'s Works at Nottingham, Ad
dress : 11, Leonard Avenue, Nottingham. (03675)
CROSBIE, Capt. WiUiam MaxweU, M.B.E, R.E.
CROSBY, Ada, M.B.E.
CROSBY, Josiah, CLE, O.B.E, fi. 25 May, 1880 ; s. of
J. P. Crosby, of Southport ; Educ. : Royal Grammar School,
Newcastle-on-Tyne, and GonviUe and Caius CoU, Cambridge.
H.B.M. Consul, Saigon, CocMn-China ; at present officiating
as H.B.M. Consul-General at Batavia, Java. War Work:
In performance of duties as a member of His Majesty's Consular
Service in Siam. Address : H.B.M. Consulate-General,
Batavia, Java. Clubs: British (Bangkok) ; Batavia Cricket,
Roval (Bangkok) ; Sports (Siam). t0267)
CROSBY, Capt. Reginald Douglas, O.B.E, M.C.
CROSHER, WUUam Samuel, M.B.E.
CROSLAND, Clarence Field, M.B.E.
CROSS, Arthur, M.B.E.
CROSS, Capt. Arthur Gordon, M.B.E, M.C
CROSS, Bertram Charles, M.B.E.
CROSS, Lieut. CecU Woodrow, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
CROSS, Capt. Charles Garsed, M.B.E.
CROSS, Lieut.-Comm. Charles Henry Dennis, O.B.E,
CROSS, Edward AUred, M.B.E.
CROSS, Ernest, M.B.E.
CROSS, GrenvUle Burgess, M.B.E,
CROSS, Lieut. James, O.B.E, R.N.R.
CROSS, Minnie Eleanor EUzabeth, M.B.E, 6. 14 June,
1869 ; d. of Charles Thomas Cross, of Acton and City of London.
Educ. : Miss Frances Mary Buss's School and H. and C. CoU.
Responsible Mistress of Tollington Park L.CC Women's
Institute. War Work : Asst. Lady Supt. of Royal Arsenal,
Woolwich ; and Supt. of the JuvenUe Unemployment Edu
cational Centre, Woolwich, after the Armistice and until
Aug. 1919. (M1606)
CROSS, Richard BasU, O.B.E, 6. 18 March, 1881;
s. of late Thomas Cross, of Beckenham, Kent ; m. Janet Helen,
d . of Peter Hurst. Educ. : Dulwich and Corpus Christi CoUege,
Oxford. (Scholar, C.C.O. ; 1st Class Classical Moderations,
2nd Class Litt. Hum.) ; CivU Servant, Assistant Secretary,
Ministry of Health ; formerly Private Secretary to successive
Presidents of the Local Government Board. Address : Ravens-
bourne, Epsom, Surrey. Club : R.A.C. (0268)
CROSS, Robert, M.B.E.
CROSS, Robert WiUiam Ryder, M.B.E.
CROSSE, Rev. Arthur John WilUam, C.B.E, T.D, B.A,
s. of the late Archdeacon A. B. Crosse, Res. Canon of Norwich
Cathedral ; m. Mary Charlotte, d. of the late WiUiam Sisson,
of Wrexham. Educ : Dedham Grammar School ; London
University ; Leeds Clergy School. Vicar of Rye, Sussex,
1888 ; Vicar of S. Cyprian's, Durban, S. Africa, 1902 ; Vicar
of S. James, Barrow, 1906 ; Vicar of S. Cuthbert's, Carlisle,
1910 ; Vicar of Stow Bardolph and Rector of Wimbotsham,
1919 ; Territorial Chaplain to the Forces since 1890 ; now
1st Class. War Work : Chaplain in 1914 to the 11th Border
Regt. (the Lonsdales) ; Chaplain to 97th Brigade, 1915 ;
Senior Chaplain to 32nd Division at the Front, from Nov.
1915, to AprU, 1919 ; 3 times mentioned in despatches. Address :
Stow Vicarage, Downham, Norfolk. (C766)
CROSSE, Lieut. James Frederick, M.B.E,
CROSSINGHAM, Agatha Gwendoline Rees, M.B.E.
CROSSKEY, Lieut.-Col. CecU, O.B.E, V.D, R.A.S.C
(T.F.) CROSSKLLL, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Charles Osbome,
O.BE, Cadet Norfolk ArtUlery, fi. 17 Feb. 1888; s.of
C. R. CrosskUl, of Norwich. Educ. : King Edward VI. Gram
mar School ; King Edward VI. Commercial School (Norwich
and Wymondham). Officer Commanding Cadet Norfolk
ArtiUery (affiUated to 1st East AngUan Brigade, R.F.A.); Pre
sident and Chairman, 1st V.B. Norfolk Regt. Veterans' Associa
tion ; President, Cadet Norfolk ArtiUery Old Comrades'
Association; Hon. Sec. Norfolk Miniature Rifle Association;
Hon. Sec. Norfolk Branch Ex-Officers National Union. War
Service : Mercantile Marine ; Volunteer and Cadet Forces
training and organising ; awarded British War Medal, and
British Mercantile Marine War Medal. Addresses : Highbury
Lodge, Thorpe Road, Norwich ; Royal Field ArtUlery Barracks,
AU Saints' Green. Norwich. (O10231)
CROSSLEY, Professor Arthur WilUam, C.M.G, C.B.E,
D.Sc, LL.D., F.R.S. ; s. of the late Richard Crossley,
of Accrington ; m. 1901, Muriel, d. of the late R. Lamb, of
Liverpool. Professor of Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Soe;
Professor of Chemistry in King's CoU, Univ. of London;
Foreign Sec. Chemical Soe. ; Officer of Legion of Honour ;
sometime Lieut.-Col. R.E. Address : King's CoUege, Strand,
W.C. 2. (C2097)
CROSSLEY, Audrey, Mrs., M.B.E.; a!, of Alfred Thomson,
of BeUast ¦ m. Basil Charles, s. of Arthur C. Crossley, of
Behast. Educ : Brussels and Hamburg, t. War Work :
Qualified Red Cross nurse, Theydon Towers, Essex, Sept.
1915, to Dec. 1916; Section Head, Ministry of Pensions,

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Cruickshank

London, Feb. 1917, to April, 1918 ; joined British War Mission
in New York, May, 1918 ; appointed superintendent Cabling
Dept, June, 1918. Address : 28, Gledhow Gardens, S.W. 5.
CROSSLEY, Major Erio, O.B.E.
CROSSLEY, Capt. George Henry, M.B.E, 6. 1895; s
of Henry Leonard Crossley, Tapton Croft, Sheffield; m
Jessie, d. of B. Howlrins, of Bromham, Bedford. Educ •
Wesley CoU. Sheffield. Address : Beachcroft, Baslow, Derby
shire. (M5198)
CROSSMAN, Francis Ward, O.B.E, M.B.
CROSSMAN, Major Robert Francis, O.B.E.
CROSTHWAITE, Capt. Arthur Tonley, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
CROSTHWAITE, Major Charles Gilbert, O.B.E, 6.
3 June, 1878 ; s. of Sir Robert Crosthwaite, K.C.S.I. ; to.
Joan, d. of Major-Gen. A. 0. Becher C.B.E. Educ. : Shrews
bury School and Sandhurst. PoUtical Department, Govern
ment of India. Address: c/o Messrs. Thos. Cook and Son,
Ludgate Circus. (08245)
CROSTHWAITE, Lieut.-Col. Henry Robert, PIE
C.B.E, fi. 1876 ; s. of the late Sir Charles Crosthwaite, K C S I ;
m. 1896, Ada Elizabeth Berry. Educ : CUfton ; Oxford
Univ. Entered I.C.S. 1900; Assist. Commr. Central Pro
vinces 1902; Registrar Co-operative Credit Socs. 1911; also
Dep. Commr. 1915; Sec Central Provinces War Board-
T. Lieut.-Col. Indian Army Reserve of Officers. Address :
Jubbulpore, Central Provinces, India. Club : SavUe. (C2377)
CROSTHWAITE, Capt. WilUam Henry, O.B.E.
CROTHERS, Capt. Wallace Guy Murdock, M.B.E,
R.A.F. CROTTY, Capt. Trevor, M.B.E.
CROUCH, Paymaster Lieut.-Comm. Charles Henrv
Anson, O.B.E, R.N.
CROUCHER, Lieut. Edward WUUam, M.B.E, R.N.
CROUCHER, Wilfred Gladstone, M.B.E, 6. 4 Dec.
1883 ; s. of the late Rev. Charles Croucher, of Victoria, British
Columbia ; to. Mary Kate, d. of George Bennett, of Staple
HU1, Bristol. Educ. : The Merchant Venturers Technical
CoU, Bristol. War Work : Hon. Sec. Bridgwater Local
Committee for War Savings ; Joint Hon. Sec. ParUamentary
Recruiting Committee ; Joint Hon. Sec. War Aims Committee ;
Hon. Sec. Peace Celebrations and War Memorial Committee ;
Member of Bridgwater Food Control Committee. Address :
The Cottage, Wembdon, Bridgwater, Somerset. (M7809)
CROW, Ada Maud, M.B.E, 6. 20 Oct. 1885 ; d. of WilUam
Crow, of Borebam, Essex. War Work : Canteen and Relief
Work at the Missions to Seamen's Station, Stornoway, Isle of
Lewis, N.B. Address : St. Margarets, Ferndale Road, Woking. (M7810)
CROW, Alwyn Douglas, O.B.E, s. of John Kent Crow,
D.Sc, F.I.C, of Blackheath. Educ. : Westminster School,
and Queens' College, Cambridge. Director of BalUstic
Research, Woolwich Arsenal ; Associate Member of the
Ordnance Committee, etc. War Work : Temp, commission,
East Surrey Regt, 20 Oct. 1914 ; promoted to temp.
Capt, 11 Nov. 1915 ; served in France, 1916 ; wounded
at DelviUe Wood, Sept. 1916 ; appointed to Research Dept,
Woolwich, March, 1917, and served there for the rest of the war ;
mentioned in despatches, 1918. Address : 20, West Park,
Eltham, Kent. Club : Devonshire. (01249)
CROW, John, M.B.E.
CROWDEN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Henry Clarence, M.B.E.
CROWDY, Edith Frances, C.B.E, Serving Sister of the
Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; d. of James Crowdy. Educ. :
Privately. Divisional Secretary for Paddington British Red
Cross Society, 1912. War Work : Senior Staff Commandant,
V.A.D, H.Q. ; Deputy Director, Women's Royal Naval
Service, 1917-19. Club : Portsmouth. (C921)
CROWDY, Isabel, O.B.E, A.R.C.M, d. of James Crowdy
Educ: Privately; Royal College of Music. General
Secretary of the Society for the Oversea Settlement of
British Women. War Work : V.A.D. Quartermaster ; Com
mandant and Area Commandant in France, from 1914-18 :
Assistant Director, Inspection and Training of Women's
Royal Naval Service, 1918-19. Clubs: Portsmouth Blue
Triangle; V.A.D. (01251)
CROWDY, Mary, C.B.E, also Serving Sister of the Order
of St. John of Jerusalem; d. of James Crowdy. Educ:
Privately. War Work : Assistant-Principal Commandant
V.A.D.S in France ; V.A.D. work from Jan. 1913, till present
date ; V.A.D. work in France, 19 Oct. 1914, to 17 July, 1919.
Address : 100, Beaufort St., Chelsea. Club : Portsmouth ;
V.A.D. Ladies'. (C478)
CROWDY, Dame Rachel Eleanor, D.B.E, R.R.C, fi. 3
March, 1884 ; d. of the late James Crowdy, M.A, of 8, Orsett
Terrace, Hyde Park. Educ : Hyde Park New CoUege, London.
1912-14, Lecturer and Demonstrator, National Health Soe. ;
Health Member of the Secretariat of the League of Nations ;
Member of Voluntary Aid Advisory Committee ; Joint
Women's V.A.D. Committee ; International Committee of
Girl Guides ; Associate of Social Students Union. War Work :
Served with B.E.F, from 1914-19, as Principal Commandant
of V.A.D.s, France and Belgium ; Awards, 1916, despatches ;
1916, Royal Red Cross (2nd Class) ; 1917, Royal Red Cross
(1st Class) ; 1917, Lady of Grace, Order of St. John of Jeru
salem ; 1919, Dame of the British Empire ; Mons Star. Ad
dress : 100, Beaufort Street, Chelsea. Club : Portsmouth. (D33)
CROWE, Lieut. George Gordon, M.B.E, Mons Star, 6.

29 March, 1891 ; s. of George Cranmer Crowe, of Southsea ;
m. Rene Flora, d. of Albert W. Partridge, of Lewisham. Educ. :
Sir Joseph WUliamson's Mathematical School, Rochester,
Kent. Assurance Clerk. War Service: Nov. 1914, to Nov. 1915,
served with the British Red Cross Society in France (Anglo-
Beige Hospital, Calais) ; Dec 1915, to March, 1916, Salonika ;
April, 1916, to Nov. 1918, Mesopotamia (promoted Lieut.);
Nov. 1918, to March, 1919, Persia, Lieut, in charge Red Cross
Depot for distribution of stores to Hospitals and Ambulances.
Address: 7, Beaufort Gardens, Lewisham, S.E. 13. Club:
Ibis. (M1607)
CROWE, Major Henry Aubrey, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
CROWE, Lieut. Joseph John, O.B.E, R.E.
CROWE, WilUam, M.B.E. (M10246c)
CROWFOOT, John Winter, O.B.E.
CROWLEY, Cuthbert, O.B.E, 6. 1883 ; s. of the Rev.
H. E. Crowley, of Albury Rectory, Surrey ; to. Jeanie Margaret,
a., of John Currey, formerly of 30, Great George Street, West
minster. Educ : Portsmouth Grammar School and Downton
Agricultural CoU. Previous to 1914, farming in Western
Canada. War Work : Served in France and Flanders in 5th
Batt. Canadian Infantry ; discharged disabled in 1916 ; subse
quently acted under the British Red Cross Society as Director
of Kitchener House Club for disabled Sailors and Soldiers from
1917 to 1920. Address : Ridgway, Fordwich Lane, Canter
bury, Kent. (03676)
CROWTHER, Ethel Annie, O.B.E. (011964)
CROWTHER, Lieut. Harold Oakes, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
CROWTHER, Lawrence, O.B.E, 6. 5 June, 1880 ; s. of
Joe Crowther, of Golcar, nr. Huddersfield; to. Clara, d. of
Thomas Wood, of Golcar^ nr. Huddersfield. Educ : Hudders
field. Stock Broker. War Work: Hon. Sec. Huddersfield
War Savings Committee ; Member of Advisory, Yorks (West
Riding) Committee; Chairman, Golcar Committee; Treas,
Belgian Refugees Committee ; Member of Food Control,
War Pensions, and War Distress, Committees ; Hon. Sec.
War Memoria Committee. Address : Ridgmont, Huddersfield.
Clubs: Huddersfield Liberal; Huddersfield Golf; Elland
Golf. (010233)
CROWTHER, Major Walter, M.B.E.
CROWTHER, WiUiam, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 30 April, 1845 ;
s. of John Crowther, of Golcar ; m. EUza Anne, d. of Law
Heppenstall of Golcar. Educ : Huddersfield Coll. WooUen
Cloth Manufacturer. President of the Huddersfield and
District Manufacturers' Association ; Chairman of W. and E.
Crowther, Ltd, Globe Worsted Co, Ltd, etc War Work :
Acted on the foUowing Committees : Wool Control Board, Wool
Council, Dilution of Labour in the Woollen Trade, AUocation
of Contracts for MUitary Cloths. Address : Field House,
Slaithwaite. Club: Huddersfield. (02677)
CROWTHER, Comm. WilUam Reginald Denys, O.B.E.,
R.N. CROXFORD, Charles Henry, O.B.E.
CROXTON, Edith Miriam, Mrs., M.B.E.
CROYDON, Capt. George, O.B.E, R.G.A.
CROYSDILL, Clifford WilUam, C.B.E, 6. 26 June,
1874 ; s. of the late Thomas Henry CroysdUl, of London.
Educ. : Privately. Assistant-Director of Navy Victualling.
War Work : Served throughout the War as Superintendent of
the Royal Victoria Yard, Deptford, S.E, the principal Admiralty
Victualling Establishment. Address : Superintendent's House,
Royal Victoria Yard, Deptford, S.E. Club : Union (Malta) ;
Sports'. (02539)
CROZIER, WiUiam, O.B.E, 6. 3 Sept. 1875 ; s. of John
Crozier, of Glassford, Lanarkshire ; to. Margaret WUson, d.
of James Young, of Rutherglen. Educ : Glassford and Glen-
gowan PubUc Schools. Assistant Superintendent of the Line,
Caledonian Railway. War Work : Transport arrangements in
connection with mobilisation in 1914, and in connection with
general movements of troops and war material during the period
of the War. Address : Braehead, Kirkhill, Lanarkshire. (010236)
CRUDDAS, Hamilton MaxweU, O.B.E.
CRUDDAS, WilUam John, O.B.E.
CRUICKSHANK, Alexander Jaffray, O.B.E.
CRUICKSHANK, Alexander Thomas, O.B.E.
CRUICKSHANK, George, M.B.E, 6. 15 Jan. 1880 ; s. of
John Cruickshank, SoUcitor, of Elgin ; to. Margaret Henry,
d. of James Henry Powrie, Perth. Educ. : Elgin Academy,
and Glasgow Univ. SoUcitor, Clerk and Treasurer to Hadding
ton County Council and Western District Committee of the
County Council. War Work : In connection with County
Council, including War Pensions, National Registration, and
Tribunal, etc. Address : ClarenceviUe, Haddington. Club :
Conservative (Edinburgh). (M7812)
CRUICKSHANK, James, M.B.E, 6. 2 June, 1865; s.
of Alexander Cruickshank, of Barnes, S.E.; m. 1st Elizabeth
Antonia, d. of Alfred Hallamore, of Bromley, Kent; 2ndly,
AUce Jane, d. of the late Percy Swan Golds, of Goring, Sussex.
Educ. : Leeds Middle Class School and King's Coll, London.
Civil Servant, Air Ministry (late of War Office). War Work :
At War Office and Ministry of Munitions (Aircraft Production
Dept. on loan). Address: Amberley, Bridle Road, Purley,
Surrey. (M7813)
CRUICKSHANK, James Bell, M.B.E, M.B.. CM'
CRUICKSHANK, Lieut.-Col. Jasper Wallace, O.B.E,
R.A.F. CRUICKSHANK, Major Percy Hamilton, O.B.E, R.A.
CRUICKSHANK, Capt. Robert Scott, O.B.E., R.A.S.C.

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

CRUICKSHANK, WilUam, M.B.E.
CRUICKSHANK, Rev. WUUam Walker, O.B.E, M.A,
B D , 6 8 Oct. 1880 ; s. of James Smith Cruiekshank, of Logie,
Newton ; m. Mary Walker, d. of James Durno, of UppermiU.
Educ. : Aberdeen Univ. War Work : Chaplain to the Forces,
Nov. 1915, to Nov. 1919, attached 15th (Scottish) Division,
39th General Hosp, 17th CCS, 36th CCS. Address : 74,
Gough Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham. (05156)
CRUISE, Lieut. Albert John, M.B.E.
CRUM, Sir Walter Erskine, Knt. Bach, O.B.E, 6. 2 Sept.
1874 ; s. of the late Walter Ewtng Crum, of ThornUebank,
Renfrew ; to. Violet Mary, d. of the late C. H. B. Forbes.
President, Bengal Chamber of Commerce, 1919-20; Member
Indian Imperial Legislative CouncU, 1919-20 ; Major, Calcutta
Light Horse, 1913-20. Address : Ashton Grange, nr. Chester.
Club: Union. (O2077)
CRUMP, Charles, O.B.E.
CRUMP, Major Edward Harold, O.B.E, R.E.
CRUMP, Lieut.-Col. Eldon Annesley, O.B.E.
CRUMP, Percy Charles, O.B.E, F.I.A, 6. March, 1879 ;
s. of Edwin Henry Crump, of Finsbury Park ; to. Ada Minnie,
d. of Walter George Diggon, of E. Finchley. Educ. : Stroud
Green Grammar School and Lady Owen's, Islington. Con
troller, Investments Department, Prudential Assurance Co,
Ltd. War Work : Assistant to Sir George E. May, Manager of
American Dollar Securities Committee, National Debt Office,
1916-19. Address : Claverley, Bramber Road, North Finchley. (010239)
CRUTCHFIELD, Henry, O.B.E.
CRUTCHLEY, Capt. Emest Tristram, O.B.E.. R.E. (T.).
CUBITT, Hon. Helen Laura, C.B.E. 6. Nov. 1855: eldest d.
of George, 1st Lord Ashcombe. War Work : Care of Convales
cent Officers under Red Cross. Address : Lyncourt, Torquay. (C2540)
CUBBON, Capt. Richard, M.B.E.
CUCKOW, Capt. PhiUp Edwin, O.B.E.
CUDDEFORD, Arthur Charles, M.B.E, 6. 25 Feb. 1875.
Educ. : Privately. Assistant Sec. British Red Cross Society.
War Work : As Assistant Sec. British Red Cross Society, was
engaged in administration work on behalf of the sick and
wounded soldiers and sailors. Address : 40, Clifford Gardens,
WiUesden, N.W. 10. (M7814)
CUDLIP, Eng.-Capt. Edwin WUUam, O.B.E, R.N.
CUDLIP, Ethel Annie Lina PENDER-, M.B.E. ; d. of
the late Rev. Pender-CudUp and Annie Thomas, of SparkweU,
Devon. Singer. War Work : Superintendent of the Women's
Ration Packing Factory at the Supply Reserve Depot, Dept
ford, S.E. Address : 45, Norfolk Square, W. Club : New
Centurv. (M1609)
CUDMORE, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Frederick WiUiam,
M.B.E.. R.A.M.C.
CUFF, Anna HoUand, Mrs., O.B.E.
CUFF, Ethel, Mrs., M.B.E.
CUFF, Herbert Edmond, O.B.E, M.D. (Lond.),
F.R.CS. (Eng.), fi. 27 Jan. 1864 ; s. of John Cuff, of Binderton,
Sussex; m. ^ancy, d. of Dr. PhiUp Nunn, of Bournemouth.
Educ. : Proprietary School, Blackheath, Kent. Principal
Medical Officer to the MetropoUtan Asylums Board, London.
War Work : Resident Head of the Belgian Refugee Camp at
the Alexandra Palace. Addresses : Woodside, Bookham,
Surrey ; Metropolitan Asylums Board, Victoria Embankment,
E.C. (0270)
CUFF, Stanley Geikie, M.B.E, 6. 18 April, 1879 ; s. of
Reverend WiUiam Cuff, of Shoreditch Tabernacle, London ;
m. Mabel Lucy, d. ot the late Reuben Message, -if X< rwood.
Educ : Bishop's Stortford CoU. War Work : Special Constabu-
ary, Aug. 1914, to Feb. 1917 ; H.M. Forces, March, 1917, to
Feb. 1918 ; Assistant Director of Tea SuppUes, Ministry of
Food, March, 1918, to May. 1919. Addresses : 7 Cardigan
Mansions. Richmond HiU, Surrey ; 134, Fenchurch Street,
London , E.C. Club : Old Stortfordians. (M7815)
CULBARD, Amelia Jane Chisholm, M.B.E, 6. 1860
d. of WiUiam Culbard, J.P, of OldmiUs, Elgin. Educ.
Elgin. War Work : District Head of Soldiers' and SaUors'
Help Society ; Commandant Red Cross and organiser of
Sphagnum moss and war dressing work parties. Address :
OldmiUs, Elgin (M1610)
CULL, Paymaster-Lieut-Comm. Malcolm Giffard
Stebbing, O.B.E, R.N.
CULLEN of Ashbourne, Brien Ibrican, Lord, K.B.E.
(see Burke's Peerage), fi. 12 July, 1864 ; s. of George
Edward Cokayne, of Roehampton ; m. Grace Margaret, d. of
Rev. Hon. John Marsham. Educ. : Charterhouse. Deputy
Governor and Governor of Bank of England, from April,
1915, to March, 1920, and served on several Government
Committees. Address: Exeter House, Roehampton, S.W. 15.
Club : Junior Carlton. (K17)
CULLEN, Jean Criekton, Mrs, O.B.E.
CULLEN, Capt. WiUiam John, M.B.E.
CULLEY, James, M.B.E, J.P, CC, 6. 15 Sept 1878 ;
8. ot James Culley, of Kintbury, Berks. ; m. Lillian Annie,
d. of James Hubbard, of Birmingham. Educ : Public
Elementary School. J.P. County Middlesex ; Member of the
M.C.C. ; Member of SouthaU-Norwood Urban District CouncU
War Work : Chairman, Local Tribunal ; Chairman, SouthaU-
Norwood U.D.C 1915-17, also of National Service Committee ;
Member of Middlesex War Pensions Committee, and Secretary
of SouthaU and Hayes Sub-Local War Pensions Committee ¦

Vice-Chairman, Middlesex Committee on Industrial Training,
and a member of Advisory Committee on Munition Workers
and Advisory Resettlement Committee, Ministry of Labour
(M7816)
CULLEY, Mrs. Zella Evelyn LEATHER-, O.B.E , fi
20 Oct. 1875 ; d. of John E. A. Dick Lander, of Huntleywood,'
Berwickshire ; m. the late Arthur George, late Coldstream
Guards, s. of Arthur Hugo Leather-CuUey of Fowberry Tower
Northumberland. Member of Alnwick Board of Guardians
since 1912 ; Vice-President, British Red Cross Society, North
umberland Branch, since 1909. War Work : Commandant
Northumberland V.A.D. 4, Auxiliary Hospitals, Alnwick, and
Command Depot Dressing Station, Alnwick ; Alnwick Red Cross
Work Rooms. Address : The Green Gate, Alnwick, Northum
berland. Club: Forum. (03678)
CULLING, James WiUiam Henry, C.B.E, 6. 25 Oct.
1870. Deputy-Director of Victualling, Admiralty. War
Work : In connection with the Supply Services of the Fleet
(C2541)
CULLIS, Mary Aeldrin, M.B.E, fi. 25 Oct. 1883;
d. of Thomas Henry, of London. Educ. : Streatham Hill
High School and SomerviUe CoU, Oxford. War Work:
One year ambulance driving in Salonica ; one year ambulance
driving, attached to French Army, Amiens, France; two
years ninning a Soldiers' Club in Amiens and later AbbevUle,
France ; one year in charge of a Y.M.C.A. Bookshop in Abbe
vUle, France. Address: AUiston, Boscombe Manor, Bourne
mouth. Club : Ladies' University. (M7817)
CULLIS, Prof. Winifred Clara, O.B.E, D.Sc, fi. 2 June,
1875 ; d. of Frederick John Cullis, of Kempsford House,
Gloucester. Educ : King Edward VI. High School for Girls,
Birmingham, and Newnham. Professor of Physiology in the
University of London attached to the London (Royal Free
Hospital) School of Medicine for Women ; Member of tbe
Industrial Fatigue Research Board, of the Girton CoUege
CouncU, and of the National Council for Combating Venereal
Diseases. War Work : Propaganda work for the National
War Savings movement, and for the National Council for
combating Venereal Diseases, and from Dec. 1917 to May,
1918, filled the duties of the Chair of Physiology in the Uni
versity of Toronto, Canada, and lectured widely in Eastern
Canada. Address : 47, Belsize Avenue Hampstead, N.W. 3.
Clubs : Lyceum ; University Club for Ladies ; University of
London. (01T.243)
CULLUM, Henry John, M.B.E.
CULPIN, George Francis, O.B.E.. 6. 18 Nov. 1861; 8.
of the late MilUce Culpin, of Stevenage ; m. Florence Sarah,
d. of the late George Wright, of Stevenage. Educ : Stevenage
Grammar School and private boarding school, Rothbury
CoUege, Stroud Green, N. Acting Chief Examiner, War Office.
War Work . Chief Examiner in the Directorate of Lands, which
took over Lands and BuUdings for war emergency purposes for
the War Office, Ministry of Munitions, and Air Ministry,
either under agreement or Defence of Realm powers, and dealt
with compensation therefor. Address : Valence Manor,
Clavering, Essex. Club : Farmers'. (O10244)
CULROSS, James, M.B.E, M.A, M.B, CM, fi. 20 Feb.
1864 ; s. of the late Rev. James Culross, M.A, D.D, of Bristol ;
m. Helen Drummond, d. of James Grant, of Philadelphia.
Educ. : City of London School ; Glasgow Academy ; Glasgow
Univ. Medical Officer, Newton Abbot Hospital. War Work:
Assistant Medical Officer to Newton Abbot V.A. Hospital;
afterwards O.C. Palmes en Or de l'Ordre de la Couronne
conferred by King of the Belgians, Jan. 1920. Address:
Roseneath, Newton Abbot, S. Devon. (M3599)
CULSHAW, Frank, M.B.E.
CULVER, Albert Leopold, M.B.E.
CULVER, Edith Bruce, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 15 Mar. 1869 ;
d. of Joseph Chambers Mortlock ; to. WiUiam Robert Richard,
s. of WUUam Thomas Culver. Educ. : Privately. Head
quarters Staff, Commandant, Kent Voluntary Aid Detach
ments ; Hon. Sec, RaUwaywomen's Convalescent Home,
Lavenham, Suffolk. War Work : Organising Secretary,
Gravesend Division, Kent V.A.D.s ; Commandant, Rosher-
vUle V.A.D. Hospital, 1 year ; Chatham Area, Transport
Officer, 2 years ; Kent Headquarters Staff, Commandant, 3
years. Address : Broomfield HaU, Swanley, Kent. Club :
V.A.D. Ladies'. (01254)
CUMBERBATCH, Hugh Carlton, O.B.E.
CUMBERLAND, Major Hugh Carlton, O.B.E, M.C.
CUMBERLAND, Capt. Thomas DaUy, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
M.B. CUMBERLEGE, Col. Archibald Farrington, 0.B.B,
R.E, 6. 2 Sept. 1870 ; s. of the late Lieut. A. F. Cumberlege,
R.E. ; m. Beatrice, d. of the late Colonel W. Warner, of the
Madras Cavalry. Educ. : Blundell's School. China Campaign,
1900-01. War Work : Mesopotamia 1915. (08456)
CUMBERLEGE, Major Barry Stephenson, O.B.E, B.A,
6. 5 June, 1891; s. of Charles Farrington Cumberlege, of 1,
Freeland Road, Ealing, W. 5 ; m. LoueUa Louisa, d. of James
Gillis, of Matapedia, Quebec, Canada. Educ. : Durham School :
Emmanuel CoU.. Cambridge. ITar Work : Mechanical
Transport, R.A.S.C ; served overseas from Oct. 1914, to Feb.
1919 (mentioned in despatches). (05159)
CUMBERLEGE, Major Cleland Bulstrode, D.S.O, O.B.K,
6. 1875. Entered Army 1902, became Capt. Bedfordshire
Regt. 1910; Major, 1915; S. Africa, 1900-1902, with Imperial
Yeo. (Queen's medal with tliree clasps, King's medal with two
clasps); served in the Great War, 1914-15 (despatches). (O7055)

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Cunnington

CUMBERLEGE, Comm. Maroius Victor, O.B.E, R.E.
CUMING, Ethel Maud, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 15 Oct. 1864;
d. of the late Col. Herbert Locock, C.B, R.E, of Frensham
Grove, Farnham ; m. Edward WilUam Dirom, s. of the late Col.
E. W. Cuming, 79th Q.O. Cameron Highlanders, of Crover, Co.
Cavan, Ireland. Educ. : Privately, and Les Ruches, Fontaine-
bleau. War Work : Commandant, B.R.C.S, V.A D London
100 ; Divisional Quartermaster and Asst. Hon. Sec and Acting
Divisional Sec, Kensington Division, B.R.C.S. Address : 20,
Pembroke Road, Kensington, W. 8. (M7822)
CUMING, Lieut.-Col. Robert John, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6.
1872 ; Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Indian Army ; China,
1900 (medal) ; Mesopotamia. 1914-18 (despatches). (O6602)
CUMING, Adm. Robert Stevenson Dalton, O.B.E,
D.S.O, J.P, D.L, R.N, 6. 10 Sept. 1852 ; s. of Col. Cummlng,
of Coulton, Cheltenham; to. Henrietta Florence, d. of Sir
James Gibson Craig, Bart., of Riccarton, Midlothian (see
Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Privately. War Work : Captain
R.N.R. Yachts "Aries" and " Atalanta," North Sea, Dish
Seas, and Mediterranean; Commodore in Charge of Larne
Naval Base. Address : Eastbury Manor, Nr. Worcester.
Clubs : United Service : Worcester County. (C2218)
CUMMING, Major Adam Bennett, O.B.E.
CUMMING, Alexander, O.B.E.
CUMMING, Alexander Charles, O.B.E, D.Sc.
CUMMING, Andrew Lawrence, M.B.E.
CUMMING, Lieut.-Col. Arthur WilUe, O.B.E.
CUMMING, Beatrioe, Mrs., O.B.E.
CUMMING, George, O.B.E, J.P.
CUMMING, Capt. Howard, O.B.E, R.A.F.
CUMMING, Ida Georgina, M.B.E.
CUMMING, Janet Baron, M.B.E, d. of John Cumming,
ot Kathlea, Dufftown. Educ : Mortlach Public School and
Privately. Gen. Sec, Scottish Y.W.C.A., 45, Melville Street,
Edinburgh. War Work : Organising Secretary, Scottish
Y.W.C.A. Clubs, Canteens, Hostels, Rest Homes, etc, for
Munition and other war workers. (M297)
CUMMING, John Fleetwood, O.B.E, J.P, D.L, fi.
5 Aug. 1863 ; s. of Lewis Cumming, of Cardow, Morayshire ;
m. Isabel, d. of Arthur Field, of London. Educ : Aberdeen
Unlv*. War Work : MUitary Representative and National
Service Representative on Recruiting, Morayshire ; Member
of Executive Committee, Increased Food Production ; Member
of Food Control for County, then Chairman ; Member of
County Territorial Association, Morayshire. Addresses :
The Dowans, Aberlour, Banffshire ; East CUff, Lossiemouth.
Clubs : Conservative ; Caledonian. (03679)
CUMMING, Marjorie Stevenson, Mrs., O.B.E.
CUMMING, Capt. Percy, M.B.E.
CUMMING, Phoebe Eleanor, Mrs., M.B.E. (M10246e)
CUMMINGS, David Charles, C.B.E, 6. 16 Deo. 1861 ;
s. of George David Cummings, of Greenwich, S.E. Educ. :
Roans School, Greenwich. Apprentice to ShipbuUding Trade,
1876 ; joined Trade Union, 1880 ; District Delegate for
Yortahire, 1895 ; Member of Leeds School Board, 1898 ;
General Secretary of Union (Boilermakers and Ironshipbuilders)
1900 ; J.P. for Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1907 ; Member of Parlia
mentary Committee, Trade Union Congress, 1902-8 ; Chair
man and President, 1905-6 ; joined Board of Trade, 1908 ;
transferred to Chief Industrial Commissioner, as Assistant
Industrial Commissioner, 1911 ; transferred to Ministry of
Labour, 1916 ; Member of Industrial Court, 1919. War Work :
Settiing Trade and Labour disputes ; Volunteer, 17th London.
Clubs : Catford Cricket and Lawn Tennis : BeUingham Bowling
Club ; Lewisham Volunteers'. (C479)
CUMMINGS, Hon. Emanuel Henry, M.B.E, J.P, M.L.C,
fi. 27 March, 1863 ; s. of Henry Benjamin Cummings,
Merchant, of Freetown, Sierra Leone ; to. AUce Maude, d. of
WUliam Ray Taylor, Merchant and Govt. Contractor, Ashantee
Expedition, 1874. Educ. : Wesleyan Boys' High School,
Freetown, and Queen's CoU, Taunton. Merchant, Member of
the Legislative Council of Sierra Leone, 1913-17, re-appointed
for another 5 years ; Charity Commissioner since 1896 ; Justice
of the Peace, 1902 ; Visiting Justice of the Gaol, 1902 ; Member
of the Board of Education. During the war was Mayor of
Freetown for 3 successive years ; as Mayor interested himself
in Red Cross Work and forwarding War Charities. Addresses :
18, Earl Street, Effnah House, Freetown, Sierra Leone,
W.C. Africa. (M1260)
CUMMINGS, John Thomas, M.B.E.
CUMMINS, Hon. Paymaster-Capt. Henry Ashley
Travers, C.B.E, O.B.E, R.N.
CUMMINS, Herbert Ashley Cunard, O.B.E.
CUNINGHAME, Helen Ethel, Mrs., M.B.E, d. of James
McDouall, of Logan, Wigtonshire ; to. Richard John, s. of
Capt. John William Herbert Cuninghame. War Work :
Assistant County Director, Deputy President Wigtonshire
Branch, British Red Cross Society. Address : Hensol, Mossdale,
Kirkcudbrightshire. Club : Ladies' Caledonian (Edinburgh). (M7824)
CUNINGHAME, Margaret Georgiana, M.B.E, 6. 12
July, 1876 ; d. of Col. Cuninghame, of 11th Hussars. War
W)rk : Hon. Sec. and Superintendent to the Ayrshire Surgical
Work Depot in Ayr, from 1915-19. Address : Belmont, Ayr,
Scotland. (M298)
CUNLIFFE, Hon. CeoiUe Victoria, Lady, C.B.E, 6. 18 Feb.
1865 ; d. of Col. Hon. William Edward Sackville West, s. of
George Earl De la Warr ; to. late Sir Robert Alfred Cunliffe,
6th Baronet, of Acton Park, Wrexham. War Work : President

of Girls' Friendly Society which did work among munition
workers in factories, providing hostels and rest homes in various
parts of England. Address : River, Tillington, Petworth.
Club / Ladies' Imperial. (C2542)
CUNLIFFE, Major Ernest Nicholson, O.B.E, M.D,
R.A.M.C. (T.),
CUNLIFFE, Capt. Norman, M.B.E.
CUNLIFFE, Walter, O.B.E.
CUNLIFFE, WiUiam, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 9 Nov. 1844;
s. of Walter Cunliffe, of Rochdale. Educ. : Privately. Corn
Miller. War Work : Chairman of Rochdale War Tribunal.
Address : Dean Bank, Rochdale. Club : Rochdale and Dis
trict Reform. (0274)
CUNNINGHAM, Group-Capt. Alexander Duncan, C.B.E.
Wing-Corn, and Acting Group-Capt. R.A.F. ; served in the
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2332)
CUNNINGHAM, Sub.-Lieut. Andrew, M.B.E, R.N.V.R.
CUNNINGHAM, Lieut.-Col. Aylmer Basil, C.B.E., D.S.O,
6. 1879 ; Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. R.E. ; served in the
Great War, 1915-18 (despatches, Croix de Guerre, Brevet
Lieut.-Col.). (C782)
CUNNINGHAM, Barbara Martin, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B.
CUNNINGHAM, Rev. Canon Bertram Keir, O.B.E. M.A,
6. 26 March, 1871 ; s. of the late George MiUer Cunningham,
of Leithenhopes, Peeblesbire (see Burke's Landed Gentry).
Educ. : Marlborough and Trinity CoU.. Cambridge. Principal
of Westcott House, Cambridge ; Chaplain to the King ;
Hon. Canon of Winchester Cathedral ; Examining Chaplain
to the Bishop of Exeter; Chairman of the India Chaplaincies
Board (C of E.). War Work : Principal Chaplain to the Chap
lains' School of Instruction in France, Jan. 1917, to April,
1919. Addresses : Westcott House, Cambridge ; Leithen,
Innerleithen, Scotland. Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (05160)
CUNNINGHAM, Lieut. Charlie AUen Chichester, O.B.E..
R.N.R. CUNNINGHAM, Edith Usher, M.B.E. ; d. of Col. John
Usher Cunningham, of Birkenhead. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Organiser and head of Red Cross Work Depot,
Birkenhead, Aug. 1914, to July, 1919 ; Hon. Treas. Cheshire
Regt., Prisoners of War Fund, Birkenhead ; Member of
Committee, Work for Women's Association, Birkenhead. Club :
Forum. M1612)
CUNNINGHAM, Lieut.-Col. Frederiok George, O.B.E.
CUNNINGHAM, Brig.-Gon. George Glenoairn, C.B,
C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 24 July, 1862 ; s. of Major William
Cunningham, of Indian Army ; m. Dorothy Louisa, d. of
R. Yeo, of Drayton House, Ealing. Educ : Wellington and
R.M.C. Sandhurst. Joined the Army, 22 Oct. 1881 ; com
manded a Brigade, South African War. War Work : Com
manded Special Reserve Brigade, Plymouth Garrison, 5 Aug.
1914, to 30 Nov. 1916 ; served on Base Commander's Staff
at Dieppe and Boulogne, 14 Aug. 1917, to 2 March, 1918 ;
and as Base Commandant at Brest, 3 March, 1918, to 23 Oct.
1918. Address : Boyne House, Cannongate Road, Hythe,
Kent. Club : Junior United Service. (C1536)
CUNNINGHAM, Gordon, M.B.E.
CUNNINGHAM, John, O.B.E.
CUNNINGHAM, Major John Francis, O.B.E, F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C, 6. 25 Sept. 1875 ; s. of the late J. K. Cunningham,
Sec Tor, Axminster ; to. PhylUs Lovell, d. of the late
L. B. Clarence, Judge of the Supreme Court Ceylon, of Coaxden,
Axminster. Educ : Sherborne ; St. Thomas's Hospital
Surgeon, Central London Ophthalmic Hospital ; Ophthal
mologist, Bethlem Royal Hospital. War Work : Served as
Major, R.A.M.C. ; Ophthalmic Surgeon attached to B.E.F,
France. Address : 27, Weymouth Street, London, W. 1.
(05161)
CUNNINGHAM, LalUe, C.B.E, d. of Josias Cunningham,
Glencairn, Belfast. Educ. : Privately and Edinburgh. War
Work : Docks Free Buffet for Sailors and Soldiers ; worked
at other Free Buffets ; Sailors' Fund and parcels for over
seas ; Quartermaster, St. John's Ambulance Ass, V.A.D.
Address : Glencairn, Belfast. (C2543)
CUNNINGHAM, Mary Elizabeth, C.B.E. ; d. of Josias
Cunningham, of Glencairn, Belfast. Educ. : Privately ;
Belfast ; London and Edinburgh. Manager under School
Board. War Work : Controller, Free Buffet for S. & S,
Gt. Nor. Rly. ; Assistant S. & S. Service Club ; President,
" Torpedoed Crews " and Welcome Home Fund ; Commandant
of St. John Amb. Ass, V.A.D. ; Demonstrator of St. John
Amb. Ass. ; Hospital Trains Buffet, run by V.A.D. ; and helped
in many other ways ; inquiry for missing and wounded ;
Comrade of the Gt. War (Women's Section). Address :
Glencairn, Belfast. (C2544)
CUNNINGHAM, Lieut.-Col. Percy Henry, O.B.E, LA.
CUNNINGHAMS, James Fraser, M.B.E, J.P 6. 1870 ;
s. of WiUiam Cunninghame, of Leith. Educ. : Edinburgh
Institution. Assistant Sec. Scottish Employment Council
and Deputy ControUer, Retail Business Licensing Section
(Ministry of Labour). War Work : Honorary Sec, Derby
Recruiting Scheme and National Service Scheme for Burgh
of Leith ; Chairman of Leith War Pensions Bureau ; Member
of MiUtary Recruiting Advisory Committee for Burgh of Leith.
Clubs : Scottish Conservative (Edinburgh) ; Scottish Constitu
tional (Glasgow) ; Unionist (Leith). (M3600)
CUNNINGTON, Capt. Frederick Joseph, O.B.E, Member
of the Order St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 1 Oct. 1870 ; s. of
Joseph Cunnington, of Ingham Lodge, South Mimms, Herts. ;

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

to. Mary Henrietta, d. of Dr. Edward Williams M'Call, of
Highgate. Educ. : Owen's School, Islington. War Work :
In Sept. 1914, raised, organised, and equipped the Middlesex
Volunteer Transport Corps, which was re-named, in 1918,
The Eastern Command Volunteer Ambulance Corps ; resigned
the Command in 1917, on appointment as Detraining Officer,
Eastern Command attached to A.D.S.T, E. Command, 50,
PaU Mall. Address : 26, Cranley Gardens, Muswell HU1, N. 10.
(0275)
CUNNINGTON, LUy Maria, Mrs., M.B.E.
CUNYNGHAM, Lieut -Col. Sir WiUiam Stewart DICK-
of Prestonfield, Bt., C.B.E, fi. 20 Feb. 1871 ; s. of the late
Sir Robert Keith Alexander Dick-Cunnyngham, Bt, of
Prestonfield ; to. Evelyn, d. oi Arthur Fraser, of 58, Gloucester
Terrace, Hyde Park, W. Educ : Harrow and R.M.C, Sand
hurst. 2nd Lieut, 1892, 42nd Royal Highlanders ; A.D.C.
to G.O.C-in-C, Scotland, 1897 ; served in S. African War
(despatches) ; P.S to Chief of the General Staff, War Office,
1905. War Work : commanded 10th Bn. Black Watch in
France and Balkans, 1915-17 (despatches twice) ; commandant,
G.H.Q, Reinforcement Camp, Italy, 1918 (C.B.E. and Croix
di guerra) ; War Office, Dept. of Q.M.G, 1919-20 ; retired
April, 1920. Address : Prestonfield, Edinburgh. Clubs :
Army and Navy ; New (Edinburgh). (C1405)
CUNYNGHAME, Lieut.-Col. Sir Percy Francis, 10th Bt.
O.B.E, J.P, R. of O, late Middlesex Regt, 6. 21 Feb. 1867 ;
s. of Sir Francis George Thurlow Cunynghame, 9th Bt. ; to.
Maud Albinia Margaret, d. of Major John Handcock Solywn-
Payne, of Badgeworth, Glos. Formerly Resident and Officer
Administering Govt, of British Protectorate of Sarawak ;
J.P. for County of Gloucester. War Work : 9tn Batt. Royal
FusiUers ; A.P.M, 40th Division ; Adjutant. 41st I.B.D,
France, with rank of Captain, and as Commandant, Italy,
with rank of Lieut.-Col. Address : 20, Cheyne Gardens,
S.W. 3. Club : Junior United Service. (02975)
CURLETT, Kathleen Lottie, O.B.E, W.R.A.F. (09640)
CURLING, Major Joseph, O.B.E, R.F.A.
CURNOW, Benjamin Henry, M.B.E, 6. 3 Dec 1871 ;
s. of Henry Curnow, of Southfields, Wandsworth ; m. Wilhel-
mina Harriet, d. oi John McManus, of Dublin. Controller
of Furniture Section of H.M. Board of Public Works, Deland.
War Work : OfficiaUy equipped National Shell and Cartridge
Factories, Canteens, War Hospitals, Convalescent Hospitals,
Ministry of Munitions Offices, Ministry of Pensions Offices,
Recruiting Councils, etc. Address : 8, Church Avenue,
Upper Rathmines, Co. DubUn. Club : MUtown Golf. (M3601)
CURR, Thomas, O.B.E.
CURRALL, Henrietta Frances, Mrs., M.B.E.
CURRAN, Lieut.-Col. Theophilus John, O.B.E.
CURRAN, Lieut.-Col. WUUam John Patrick ADYE-,
O.B.E, 6. £4 March, 1877 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. F. G. Adye-
Curran, of Esker House, Upper Rathmines, Dublin. Lieut.-
Col, R.A.M.C, Specialist in Operative Surgery. War Work :
Surgery and Command of an Ambulance Train and several
hospitals. Address : c/o Holt & Co. (02394)
CURRE, Col. WiUiam Edward Came, C.B.E, J.P, D.L,
CC, 6. 26 June, 1855 ; s. of Edward Mathew Curre, of Itton.
Monmouthshire ; to. Augusta, d. of Crawshay Bailey, of
Maindiff Court, Monmouthshire. Educ. : Harrow and Oxford.
War Work : Served lines Communication, M.E.F., 1915 ;
invaUded ; Chairman, Mon. War Pensions Committee ; Chair
man, Mon. War Agricultural Executive Committee ; on
Executive Welsh National Fund. (C2545)
CURREY, Muriel Innes, O.B.E, W.R.N.S.
CURRIE, Gertrude Barclay, Mrs., M.B.E.; d. of
W. A. Peterkin. War Work : Hon. Superintendent, H.R.H.
Princess Louise Mine Sweepers' Hut, Granton. Addresses :
Larkfield, Wardle Road, Edinburgh ; Tnverawe, ArgyUshire.
Club : Ladies' Caledonian (Edinburgh). (M3602)
CURRIE, Isabel, Mrs., O.B.E.
CURRIE, Sir James, K.B.E, C.M.G, J.P, Controller, Train
ing Department, Ministry of Labour ; Director, Training
Munition Workers, Labour Supply Dept, Ministry of Munitions,
1916-18 ; J.P, Wiltshire ; ft. 31 May, 1868 ; s. of the late
Rev. James Currie, LL.D, of Edinburgh ; to. Hilda Beatrice,
o.d. of the late Sir Thomas Hanbury, K.C.V.O, la Mortola,
Ventimiglia, Italy. Educ : Fettes Coll, Edinburgh ; Edin
burgh and Oxford Univs. Member of Governor-General's
Council for the Soudan, 1911-14 ; Principal of the Gordon
CoU, Khartoum, and Director of Education in the Soudan,
1900-14; 2nd Class Medjidieh, 3rd Class Osmanieh. War
Service: 1916-18, Director Training Munition Workers
Labour Supply Dept, Ministry of Munitions ; 1918, Con
troller, Department, Industrial Training, Ministry of Labour.
Addresses : 4, Prince's Gardens, S.W. ; Upham House, Aid-
bourne, Wilts. Club : Reform, Brooks's. (K363)
CURRIE, Lorna May, Mrs, O.B.E. (011965)
CURRIE, Marghuerita Copeland, M.B.E.
CURRIE, Major Philip John Reginald, O.B.E, M C,
K.R.R.C, fi. 2 March, 1889 ; s. of the late WiUiam Reginald
Curne, Rushden House, Northamptonshire. Educ. : Malvern
and Sandhurst. War Work : Expeditionary Force, Aug
1914; Adjutant 2nd K.R.R.C, B.E.F. ; G.S.O. Ill, XV. Corps,
B.E.F. ; Brigade Major, 25th Infantry Brigade, B.E F •
Brigade Major, 3rd AustraUan Training Brigade ; G.S.O. II,
Supreme War CouncU Versailles; mentioned in despatches
3 times. Address : Hambledon House. ChUd-Okeford. Bland
ford, Dorset. Clubs : Naval and MiUtary ; Bath. (04306)
CURRIE, Richard, M.B.E.

CURRIE, Lieut. Thomas Dickson, M.B.E.
CURRINGTON, Capt. Rtanley, M.B.E. (R.A.F.), fi %
Nov. 1892 ; s. of J. T. Currington, of London. Edue. : Penrith
House School ; Christ's Coll, Cambridge. War Service ¦
Commissioned Duke of WeUington's (West Rid. Regt.), 29 June'
1915 ; served Overseas with 10th Ser. Bn. D. of W. West Rid'
Regt. (wounded, Oct. 1916) ; attached H.Q. No 2 Section'
Tyne Garrison, from AprU, 1917, to July, 1918; appointed
Adj. and Administrative Officer to P.M.O. H.Q. Midland
Area, R.A.F, 10 July, 1918 and later to H.Q. Northern Area
R.A.F. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, 110, St. Martin's
Lane, W.C. (M59531
CURRY, Lieut. Charles Townley, M.B.E, '
CURRY, Capt. Edward, M.B.E, R.F.A.
CURRY, James WUUam, O.B.E.
CURRY, Brig.-Gen. Montagu Creighton, C.B, C.BE
D.S.O, 6. 1856 ; s. of Col. R. M. Curry ; m. 1897, Amy Mary'
d. of the late Henry Moulton-Barrett. Entered 11th Regt'
1877, became Capt. Devonshire Regt. 1885, and Major 1897
(transferred to Lincolnshire Regt. 1901) ; Lieut.-Col. 1902
Brevet Col. 1905, Col. 1907 (retired 1913), and Hon. Brig.-Gen'
1917 ; served with Tirah Expedition, 1897-98 (medal with two'
clasps); in S. Africa, 1899-1901, as Station Comdt.; sub
sequently in command of Imperial L.I. with rank of Lieut.-
Col. (despatches) ; was Assist.-Inspector of Wariike Stores
1890-94 ¦ in command of 4th Dist, W. Command, 1909-13 ;
appointed to command a Brig. 1914 ; Staff Capt. 1917. Address :
Torwood, Torquay. Club : Junior United Service. (C1535)
CURRY, Major Philip Arthur, O.B.E, 6. 5 Sept. 1889;
s. of PhiUp E. Curry, of Southampton; m. Anita Godwin,
d. of R. J. Godwin, of Larchmont, New York. Educ. : Blun
dell's School. Manager, White Star Line, Montreal. War
Work : Oxford and Bucks L.I, Dee. 1914, to May, 1916 •
Embarkation Staff Officer, May, 1916, to Jan. 1917 ; Director
of Embarkation, British Ministry of Shipping, New York,
Feb. 1917, to Dec. 1919. Address : 386, Sherbrooke Street,
Montreal, P.Q, Canada. Clubs: Trojans (Southampton);
Canada and St. James's (Montreal). (03681)
CURRY, William Fortescue, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 3 Jan. 1864;
s. of Thomas Parsons Curry, of Falmouth. CornwaU. Educ. :
Falmouth Grammar School. Manager of the African Boating
Co, Ltd. ; Member of Durban Harbour Advisory Board. War
Work : Admiralty and MiUtary, landing and shipping men and
material. Address : Point, Durban, Natal. Club : Durban. (010250)
CURSITER, Capt. Stanley. O.B.E, R.S.W, 6. 1887; s.of
John Scott Cursiter, of Kirkwall ; to. PhyUis Eda, d. of David
Hourston, of Greenfield, Orkney. Educ. : KirkwaU School.
Artist. President of the Society of Scottish Artists ; Member
of the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Water Colour.
War Work : Trained with Inns of Court O.T.C ; Commissioned
to 7th Scottish Rifles, and served with the Cameronians (1st
Scottish Rifles) ; attached to 4th Field Survey Coy. R.E. in
charge of reproduction and distribution of maps with 2nd Army,
4th Army, and Army of Occupation, Cologne. Address : 28,
Queen Street, Edinburgh. Clubs : Scottish Arts (Edin.) j
Cap and Gown (Edin.). (05162)
CURSLEY, Capt. Samuel, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 18 June, 1867.
Lace Manufacturer. War Work: Recruiting. Address:
Berberry, Derby Road, Long Eaton. Club : County (Derby). (M3260)
CURSONS, George, M.B.E, J.P, Order of the Belgian
Crown, 6. 1872 ; s. of WiUiam Henry Cursons, of Park St,
Grosvenor Square, W. ; m. Clara, d. of Charles Preddy, of
Norwood. Educ. : Privately. J.P, Middlesex, 1907, and
J.P, Kent, 1914 ; Director and Trustee of PubUc Companies,
including the Cairn Line of Steamships, Golden VaUey Estates
of South Africa, Sir J. L. Huleth and Sons (S. Africa), Sunder
land Tramway Co, Murdoch and Murray, Ferguson & Co.;
Chairman The Royal Nationa* Lifeboat Institution, and
National Institute for the BUnd, Heme Bay Branch.
War Work : Chairman, Heme Bay Urban District CouncU for
1915-18; Chairman of the Prince of Wales' Committee,
Recruiting Committee, Local Tribunal, Food Control Com
mittee, War Savings Committee, War Relief Committee,
Belgian ReUef Committee, Prisoners of War Committee, Troops
Entertainment Committee, Canadian ReUef Committee, and
Navy and Army Veterans' Association ; Member of the Pensions
Committee and National Council Y.M.C.A. ; on the Board of
Management, London Temperance Hospital. Address:
Ranelagh, Heme Bay, Kent.
CURTIS, Agnes, Mrs., O.B.E.
CURTIS, Amy, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
CURTIS, Annie, Mrs., M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
CURTIS, Capt. Cecil Montagu Drury, C.B.E.
CURTIS, Frederick, O.B.E, F.R.CS. (Eng.), L.R.C.P.
(Lond.), F.R.G.S, M.B.O.U, 6. 9 Feb. 1873; s. of the late
Albert Curtis, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond). of Staines.;
m. Edith Margaret, d . of the late Frederic Green, M.A. (Lond.),
of Inner Temple, London. Educ. : Bootham School, York;
Guy's Hospital. Surgeon, Medical Officer, Reigate and
RedhUl Hospital, etc. War Work : Medical Officer in charge of
Redhill War Hospital ; Medical Officer, Merstham Red Cross
Hospital; Surgeon, Red Gables War Hospital, Bletchingley;
Controlling Surgeon Redhffl Curative Post and Dorking
Curative Post. Address : Alton House, RedhiU, Surrey.
Club : British Ornithological.
CURTIS, Capt. John Dorrien Constable, M.BE, M.C,
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CURTIS, John WilUam, M.B.E.
CURTIS, Rev. Levi, M.B.E, A.M, D.D, fi. 22 Feb. 1858 ;
i. of Apollos and Harriet Curtis, of Newfoundland ; to. LiUie
CordeUa, d. of George Mason Black, of New Brunswick. Educ. :
Methodist CoU, St. John's, and Mount Allison Univ., Saokville,
N.B, Canada. Superintendent of Education ; Editor,
" Monthly Greeting," etc. War Work : Member of Patriotic
Association, Recruiting Committee, and Civil Re-establishment
Committee ; raised through Methodist Schools $4546.36
for the Cot Fund ; travelled hundreds of miles and deUvered
numerous addresses in recruiting men for the Army and Navy,
etc. (M1243)
CURTIS, Sir (Richard) James, K.B.E, 6. 1868 ; s. of late
WUliam Curtis, of Rotton Park, Birmingham ; m. Edith,
d. of George Rowe, of Edmonton. Educ. : North Devon and
Birmingham. Solicitor and Clerk to the Birmingham Board
of Guardians and Assessment Committee. IFai- Work : Food
Commissioner, Midland Division ; at request of Lord Rhondda
initiated the first local rationing scheme ; was Deputy Com
missioner, National Service, in 1917 ; Honorary Organiser for
provision of Military Hospitals, 1915-17 ; Chairman, Birming
ham Discharged Soldiers' Committee, 1915-19 ; Member of
Local Government Reconstruction Committee ; Member of
Ministry of Health, Consultative Council on Local Government ;
Honorary Clerk to, and member of, Birmingham Military
Tribunal, which dealt with one hundred thousand appeals.
Addresses : St. Mary's Road, Harbome, Birmingham ; Ashton-
uuder-HUl, Gloucestershire. Club : Union, Birmingham. (K210)
CURTIS, Capt. Walter John Brice, O.B.E, R.A.F.
CURTIS, William, M.B.E, (M10312)
CURTIS, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WilUam Arthur, M.B.E,
R.A.S.C. CURWEN, Elizabeth Gordon, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 1863 ;
d. of Gen. Sir WiUiam Cameron, K.C.B, K.C.M.G, of Nea
House, Christehurch, Hants (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Chaloner
F. H„ s. of Eldred Curwen, of Withdeane Court, Brighton.
War Work : Donor of AuxiUary Hospital, Class A, for 4 years,
March, 1815, to March, 1919, and Commandant of same for
same period. Address : Brooke Lodge, Weedon, Northants.
Club : Ladies' Park. (M7829)
CURWEN, Capt. John Spedding, O.B.E, 3rd Loyal
North Lancs Regt, 6. 27 June, 1891 ; s. of J. F. Curwen,
F.S.A, J.P, of Heversham, Westmorland. Educ. : Sedbergh,
Yorks. War Work : France, 1915 (1st Loyal N. Lancs Regt.)-;
N. Russia, 1919 (British ReUef Force) ; awarded the Russian
Order of St. Anne, 3rd Class, with Cross Swords and Bow;
mentioned in despatches for AUied Services with the Archangel
Force, N. Russia. Address : Heversham, Westmorland. (09687)
CURZON, Edith Bassett, Mrs., C.B.E, 6. 13 June, 1861 ;
d. of Charles H. Basset, of Watermouth Castle, Ilfracombe ;
m. Ernest Charles Penn, s. of Col. the Hon. Ernest George
Curzon (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : privately. War
Work : Received wounded Belgian soldiers, 1914 ; English
soldiers in house as Convalescents, same year, until 1916 ;
after that received Convalescent Officers in Castle and Annexe,
1916^19. Address : Watermouth Castle, lifracombe, N.
Devon. (C480)
CUSENS, George Charles, M.B.E, 6. 23 April, 1887 ; s.
of Thomas Cusens, of Portsmouth, London and Cambridge ;
m. LUy, d. of John Samuel Sowden, of Devonport and Ports
mouth. Educ. : Organised School of Science, Portsmouth.
CivU Servant War Work : Took a leading part in the
provision, production, and supply of Mines and Anti
submarine AppUcances generally, to the Naval Service and
Allies. Address: 42, Craven Gardens, Wimbledon, S.W. 19.
(M300)
„ OUST, Adm. Sir Herbert Edward PUREY-, K.B.E,
C.B, R.N, 6. 26 Feb. 1857 ; s. of the late Very Rev. Arthur
Perceval Purey-Cust. Dean of York; to. AUce EUa, d. of
of the late G. S. Hepburn, of Smeaton, AustraUa. Educ. :
Temple Grove, East Sheen. War Work : Commodore, R.N.R.
in charge of AuxUiary Patrol. Orkneys. Address : HoUvside,
West HU1, Highgate, N. 6. Club : United Service. (K260)
CUTBUSH, Mabel Jane, O.B.E.
CUTFORTH, John AshUn, M.B.E. (M1O2460)
CUTHBERT, Alexander, M.B.E.
CUTHBERT, Helena Eliza, Mrs., M.B.E.
CUTHBERT, Kathleen AUce, Mrs. James Harold,
CUTHBERTSON, CUve, O.B.E, F.R.S, 6. 29 Nov. 1863
s. of WUUam Gilmour Cuthbertson ; to. MUdred Maude Mary,
a. of Major Charles Hesketh Aldersey Gower. Educ. : Trinity
College, Glenalmond ; University CoUege, Oxford. Indian
Civd Service, 1884 ; Under-Secretary, Government of Bengal,
Financial and Municipal Dept, 1888-90 ; retired, owing to
ill-health, 1896 ; Assistant Private Secretary to the Marquess
of SaUsbury, 1899-1902. War Work : Staff Sergeant, Instruc
tor of Musketry, 1914-15 ; Temporary Clerk, Foreign Office,
1915-19. Address and Club : East India United Service, 16
St. James' Square, S.W. (0277)
CUTHBERTSON, John, M.B.E, F.R.S.E, F.E.I.S, 6.
15 Aug. 1859 ; s. of David Cuthbertson ; m. Lilias Ann, d. of
Capt. John Bowman, of Tain. Educ : Glasgow University.
Secretary and Treasurer, The West of Scotland Agricultural
College. War Work : Member of County Pension Committee ;
Member of Food Production Committee ; Member of Red Cross
Committee ; Chairman, Local Pension Committee. Address :

6, Charles Street, Kilmarnock. Clubs : Kilmarnock ; Barassie
Golf. (M301)
CUTHBERTSON, Major John Ernest Moncrieff, O.B.E,
6. 27 May, 1887 ; s. of the late Robert Moncrieff Cuthbertson,
of Uitenhage, S. Africa ; to. Gladys Muriel Lucy, d. of Herbert
Melville Guest, J.P, of Klerksdorp, S. Africa. Educ. : St.
Andrews Coll, Grahamstown, South Africa. Journalist
War Work : German West Africa with South African Forces,
1914-15 ; in British Salonica Forces as O.C, No. 4 Advanced
Horse Transport Depot, and No. 3 Base Horse Transport
Depot, 1915-19 ; O.C R.A.S.C. Chester District, Western
Command, 1919-20. Address : Box 1, Klerksdorp, Transvaal,
South Africa. Club : City (Chester). (06458)
CUTHBERTSON, WilUam Darling, M.B.E, fi. 3 Feb.
1863 ; s. of Robert Cuthbertson, of Edinburgh and Glasgow ;
m. Jessie, d. of Samuel Hanning, of Manchester. Educ. :
Glasgow. Archivist of British Embassy, Paris. Addresses :
British Embassy, Paris ; Villa " La Fougeraie," Le Vesinet
(Seine et Oise). France. (M1613)
CUTLER, Ernest Edward, M.B.E.
CUTLER, Major Roy Victor, M.B.E, M.C, fi. 1 Nov.
1892 ; s. of Charles F. Cutler, of Elsternwick, Melbourne ;
m. Evelyn, d. of Charles H. Westropp, of Melford Place, Long
Melford. Educ. : Melbourne University. Architect and
Engineer (MiUtary). War Work : Left Australia with 1st
Division, attached to 2nd Field Co, Engineers ; was at the
landing and evacuation of Gallipoli ; most of the battles in
France ; and Commandant of the Brightlingsea Engineer's
Training Depot, 20 Feb. 1917, to 26 Nov. 1917. Address : 88,
Were St, Brighton Beach. Club : Naval and MUitary,
Melbourne. (M30)
CUTTING, Lieut.-Col. Frank, O.B.E, R.E.
CUTTRISS, Charles Arthur, M.B.E.

DABELL, Capt. and Quartermaster WUliam Bates,
M.B.E, M.C, fi. 5 May, 1873. With 2nd Batt. Grenadier Guards
(Q.-M.-Sergt.) in South Africa, 1900-2. War Work : Joined
1st Batt. Welsh Guards on formation, 26 Feb. 1915; with
battalion on Western Front, 17 Aug. 1915, tiU 12 March, 1919.
(M6525)
DACOMB, Major Leonard Sydney, O.B.E, J.P, B.S.A.
PoUce, 6. 15 Aug. 1871 ; s. of Charles Dacomb, of Durbau,
Natal ; to. Agnes Jane, d. of Alfred Marks, of England. Educ. :
High School, Durban, Natal. Joined British South Africa
Police, Nov. 1896, still serving. Mashonaland Rebellion,
1896-97 ; Boer War, 1899-1902. War Work : Rhodesia,
1914-19. Address : Salisbury, Rhodesia. (O8006)
DA COSTA, Attamont, M.B.E.
DADSON, Mary AUce Portlock, M.B.E. ; d. of Capt.
Portlock Dadson, J.P, late R.M.L.I, R.B.G. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Assisted in organising Gifford House AuxiUary
Hospital, Roehampton, S.W. 15, in Aug. 1914 ; Quarter
master, V.A.D, London, 96, St. John Ambulance Brigade ;
appointed Acting Commandant, 29 AprU, 1918, and Assist.
Commandant, 27 Aug. 1918. Address: c,o Edward Stenning,
64, Cannon Street, E.C. 4. (M7830)
DADSON, Major Reginald Thornton, O.B.E, F.S.I, ft.
17 March, 1881 ; s. of James Thornton Dadson of Finchley ;
to. Christian Colquhoun, d. of James Mill, of Nairn. Educ. :
Harrow. Surveyor. Addresses : 2, John Street, Bedford
Row, W.C 1 ; Taplow. Clubs : Junior Army and Navy ;
PubUc Schools. (05165)
DADSON, Sophie Portlock, O.B.E. ; d. of Capt. W.
Portlock Dadson, J.P, late R.M.L.I, R.B.C Educ. : At
home. Lady Superintendent, St. John Ambulance Brigade,
Commandant, London. 96. War Work : Organised and
Administered Gifford House AuxiUary Hospital, Roehampton,
S.W, 1914-19. Address : c,'o E. Stenning, 64, Cannon Street,
E.C (010252)
DAFFERN, Thomas Wells, O.B.E, F.CA, F.S.A.A,
6. 16 Nov. 1883 ; s. of Thomas Mason Daffern, of Coventry.
Director, Hertford Street Motor Co, Ltd. ; M.A.G. Engine
Co, Ltd. ; Mohawk Cycle Co, Ltd. War Work : Deputy
ControUer, Aircraft Production Accounts, Ministry of Munitions
of War. Addresses : Broadwater, Coventry ; 5, Church
Row, Fulham, S.W. 6. Clubs : Isthmian ; Coventry and
County (Coventry) (010253)
DAGGER, Richard, O.B.E., M.D, L.R.C.P. L.R.C.S.
DAGLISH, Edith, Mrs., O.B.E. (011966)
DAGLISH, Gladys, M.B.E, fi. 5 Sept. 1889 ; d. of J.
Daglish, J.P, of Tynemouth, Northumberland. Educ. :
St. Leonard's School, St. Andrews, Fife. War Work : Joined
Q.M.A.A.C, July, 1917 ; went to France, Aug. 1917, as a
gardener (Forewoman) to British Cemetery, Etaples ; became
an Administrator, March, 1918; was in France till March,
1919 Address : Wynbury, Leyburn, Yorkshire. (M4462)
DAGLISH, James, M.B.E.
DAGNALL, Capt. WilUam John, O.B.E.
DAILLEY, Lieut. WUfred Gordon Beale, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C. DAIN, John Henry, O.B.E, 6. 1874 ; s. of WUUam Dain,
of Lincoln ; to. Amy, d. of Ben Green, of Hyde. Educ. :
Winterton Grammar School. Chief Constable of the City of
Norwich War Work : War Office, InteUigence. Address :
GuildhaU. Norwich. (010254)
DAINTON, Major Sydney Herbert George, O.B.E.
DAINTON, Major WiUiam Charles ANNABLE-, M.B.E.
(MU.), 6. 29 AprU, 1884 ; s. of William Charles Annable-Dainton,

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of Bath ; m. Alda Marie, d. of WiUiam Taylor, of Burton-on-
Trent. Educ. : Bath Forum School ; St. John's CoU. Planter
and Accountant ; now Chief Accountant to the British Central
Africa Co, Ltd, Nyasaland. War Work : GaUipoU, Egypt,
Sinai Syria, Palestine, and France with the 5th Lancashire
Fusiliers; Assistant D. A. P.M., MarseiUes ; D.A. P.M., Rouen ;
A.P.M, Syren Force, Murmansk, N. Russia. Addresses: 2,
Scalpcliffe Road, Burton-on-Trent; Blantyre, Nyasaland.
Club : Junior Army and Navy. (M6990)
DAINTREE, Capt. John Dodson, C.B.E, fi. 1864 ; s. o
John Osborne Daintree, of Lolworth, Cambridgeshire ; -m.
1893, Mary Francis, d. of Rear-Adm. Edward Kelly. Capt.
R.N. : Senior Inspector, Life-Saving Apparatus, Board of
Trade. Address : 48, Pembridge VUlas, W. (C892)
DAKIN, Frances George, M.B.E.
DAKIN, FUght-Lieut. Humphrey Burns, M.B.E, R.A.F.
DAKIN, Margaret Evelyn HARRISON-, M.B.E, 6.
25 March, 1882 ; d. of J Harrison-Dakin, of Brittany Lodge,
Edwardes Sq, Kensington. Educ. : Private Governesses and
Caldecote Towers, Bushey. War Work: Battersea Branches
of the Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Assn., and Soldiers' and
Sailors' Help Society, from Jan. 1915, tiU the formation of the
War Pension Committee ; then Hon. Sec. of the Battersea
Sub-Committee of the L.W.P. Committee until the end of
July, 1919. Address: Brittany Lodge, Edwardes Sq,
Kensington. (M7832)
DAKYNS, Wimfred, Mrs., C.B.E, 6. 16 Sept. 1875 ; d.
of the late John Pattinson, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; to. Henry
Graham, s. of the late Henry Graham Dakyns, of Higher Coombe,
Haslemere. Educ. : Gateshead High School for Girls and
Newnham CoUege, Cambridge. War Work : Aug. 1914,
to Nov. 1917, at Headquarters of the V.A.D. Department,
B.R.C.S, and Order of St. John ; Nov. 1917, to Dec. 1919,
Assistant Director Women's Royal Naval Service. Address :
7, Thurloe Court, Chelsea, S.W. 3. Club : University for Ladies.
(C1173)
DALDY, Major Alexander WiUiam, O.B.E, LA.
DALE, Albert Ernest, M.B.E, fi. 6 Nov. 1892 ; s. of Robert
David Dale, of Aylsham, Norfolk ; to. Sylvia Sarah Minnie, d.
of A. Woodcock, of Petworth, Sussex. Educ. : Wesleyan
School, and King Edward VI. Grammar School, Retford. Notts.
CivU Servant. War Work : Recruiting for the technical
branches of the Army and for the Royal Air Force. Address :
29, Acris Street, Wandsworth Common, S.W. 18. (M7824)
DALE, Charles Ernest, C.M.G, C.B.E, fi. 26 Feb, 1867 ;
s. of the late James George Dale ; m. 1892, Matilda Ada, d.
of the late Edmund Parr. Educ. : Greenwich ; King's CoU,
London. Appointed Assist. Director of Customs, S. Nigeria,
1895; Acting Director-Gen. of Customs and Postmaster-Gen.
1896; Treasurer, 1898; Acting Sec to Administration, 1900;
also Acting CoUector of Customs, 1900, again Acting Sec. to
Administration, 1903, and Financial Commr. on Amalgamation
of S. Nigeria and Lagos, 1906 ;" on special duty in connection
with transfer of Niger Co.'s Territory to Colonial Oflice, 1899,
and as Treasurer to Lagos Govt. 1904 ; elected an M.E.C and
M.L.C 1905 ; acted as Colonial Sec, and Dep. Gov. of the
Colony, 1908 ; retired, 1914 ; is a FeUow of Soe. of Accoun
tants and Auditors (Incorporated Accountants), and of Roy.
Statistical Soe. War Work : Passport Office, Foreign Office,
Jan. 1915 ; Colonial Audit Department, Aug. 1915 ; Deputy
Asst.-Director, War Office, Feb. 1917, to end of the War.
Address : 72, The Ridgeway, Golders Green, N.W. Club :
Sports'. (C2546)
DALE, Cicely Susan, M.B.E, 6. 1863 ; d. of Rev. Lawford
W. T. Dale, late of Vicarage, Chiswick, Middlesex. Educ: At
home. Commandant of V.A.D. Kent 36. T.F. Hythe, Kent.
War Work : For 4\ years MiUtary Commandant and Registrar
of the Bevan V.A.D. Hospital, Sandgate, Kent (300 beds,
12,109 patients treated). Woiked the whole of the time
without holiday, week-day or Sunday. (M7835)
DALE, Major Claude Henry, O.B.E, fi. 13 May, 1882 ;
8. of the late Hylton W. Dale, of London ; to. Gwendolen
Monica, d. of the late Brisco-Ray, of London. Educ : King's
CoUege School, London ; Bedford Grammar School ; Royal
MiUtary CoU, Sandhurst. Gazetted 2nd Lieut, in Royal Welch
FusUiers in 1900 ; retired in 1907 ; joined 4th Extra (S.R.)
Batt. Royal Warwickshire Regt. War Work : CaUed up for
service with 4th Extra (S.R.) Batt. Royal Warwickshire Regt.
on 1 Aug. 1914 ; sent to France in Nov. 1914 ; given Staff
appointment Jan. 1915 ; invaUded to England at end of Oct.
1915 ; found permanently unfit for further service abroad ;
held various Staff appointments at home until Nov. 1919.
Address : Hawkenbury HaU, Staplehurst, Kent. Club :
Naval and MiUtary. (O7060)
DALE, Henry Hallett, C.B.E, MD, F.R.S, 6. 1875 ; s of
the late Charles James Dale ; m. ] 894, EUen, d. of F. W. Hallett
of Highgate, X. Educ. : The Leys Sch, and Trinity Coll '
Camb. (M.A. 1903, M.D. 1909). Member of Scientific Staff
Med. Research Committee. Address : Mount Vernon House
HoUy HiU, Hampstead, N.W. (C949)
DALE, Major John, O.B.E, M.D, B.Sc, 6. 2 Mav, 1885;
s. of James Francis Dale, of Coleshill, Warwickshire ; to
Wynifred Mary d. of — Evans, of Sydney, N.S.W. Educ :
Birmingham. Late Assistant Medical Officer of Health for
Bhmingham ; now Assistant Commissioner of PubUc Health
Western AustraUa (1920). War Work: Sanitary Officer
48th Division (1915); then D.A.D.M.S. (Sanitation), 2nd

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Army, B.E.F. Addresses : Public Health Dept, Perth W A ¦
14, Dean Street, Cottesloe, Perth, W.A. (05_66i
DALE, Mary Frances, M.B.E 6. 2 July, 1881 ; d. of
Bruno George Dale, of London. Educ. : Convent of Notre
Dame, London, N. Music mistress at the boarding school of
the "Sainte FamiUe." War Work: Services to sick and
wounded soldiers at the Pensionnat de la Sainte FamiUe
Esplanade Noyon, Amiens, the school being occupied by the'
British troops from 1914 tiU Dec. 1919. (M7833)
DALE, Rev. Percy John, O.B.E, M.A.. 6. 23 May, 1876
s. of Henry John Dale, of Leckhampton, GI03. ; m. Dorothy
d. of Rev. 0. J. S. Churchill, of Shrewsbury. Educ. : Magdalen
CoU, Oxford. Rector of West Dean with East Grinstead and
Sec. and Treasurer of the Salisbury Diocesan Board of Finance
War Work : Hon. Sec. of the Church of England Board for
the WeUare of the Imperial Forces within the Diocese of
Salisbury. Address : Dean Rectory, Salisbury. (010255)
DALE, Major and Qr.-Mr, WiUiam Henry, O.B E M C
R.E. ' ' ''
DALE, Capt. WiUiam John, M.B.E.
DALE, Capt. WUfred John, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
DALE, Henry Angley LEWIS-, M.B.E, MICE
A.M.I.Mech.E, 6. 26 Aug. 1876 ; s. of Henry Lewis-Dale' of
Altona, Crewe ; m. Minnie EUzabeth, d. of Arthur Lewis-Dale
of MorweU, Colwyn Bay. Educ : Nantwich and Acton
Grammar School; Owen's CoU, Manchester (Ashbury Exhi
bitioner in CivU Engineering). Entered Admiralty Service as
Civil Engineer, 1901 ; served in Royal Dockyards, Chatham
Pembroke Dock, and Malta ; 1919, Superintending Civil
Engineer on the Staff of Air Officer Commanding Coastal Area
Royal Air Force. War Work : Works construction. Admiralty
and Royal Air Force ; also acted as Hon. Warden Navy House
Chatham, by appointment of the Bishop of Rochester > Chair
man of House Committee and Building Committee ; Hon
Architect of large extension scheme carried out during the war'
and opened by H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught. (During his
Wardenship upwards of 250,000 men of H.M. Navy enjoyed
the hospitaUty of the Home) ; Member of the Council of the
Institution of Professional CivU Servants ; Member of Air
Ministry Departmental Whitley CouncU ; Committee Gibraltar
Diocesan Assn. Address : Coastal Area Head Quarters
R.A.F, Tavistock Place, W.C. (M7836)
DALGLEISH, Capt. WilUam Brown, O.B.E.
DALGLEISH, Wing-Commander James WilUam
OGILVY-, O.B.E, R.A.F, 6. 20 March, 1888 ; s. of James
Ogilvy-Dalgleish, late Captain, 29th Foot, of Glebelands,
Wokingham, Berks. ; to. Guinevere, d. of Myles Kennedy, of
Stone Cross, Ulverston. Educ. : Harrow and Royal Navy.
War Work : Served throughout the War with Royal Naval
Air Service and Royal Air Force. Now on retired list
through iU health contracted on active service. Club : United
Service. (O1260)
DALLAS, Col. Alexander Egerton, C.M.G, O.B.E, fi.
1869 ; to. 1894, Frederica Katherine, d. of the late Capt.
WilUam Montagu Leeds (see Burke's Peerage, Leeds, Bart.).
Lieut.-Col. Indian Army- served in Burma 1889-92 (medal
with clasp), and during Great War, 1914-17 as Col. on Staff
(despatches). (0847)
DALLINGER, Percy Gough, O.B.E, fi. 8 Oct. 1867;
s. of late Rev. W. H. Dallinger, D.Sc, D.C.L, LL.D, F.R.S.
Educ. : At Wesley CoUege, Sheffield, and Trinity CoUege,
Dublin. CivU Servant. Address: 17, Unwin Mansions,
Queen's Club Gardens, West Kensington. (O280)
DALLY, Thomas, C.B.E, 6. 17 Oct. 1860; s. of
James Dally, of Llanshipping, Pembrokeshire; m. Edith,
d. of WiUiam TrindaU, of Pembroke Dock. Educ. : National
School ; Royal Dockyard School ; Royal Naval CoUege,
Greenwich. Chief Constructor and Superintendent of Naval
Construction, Admiralty. War Work : Refit and repair of
warships at Malta ; Design Work on warships, Admiralty ;
Supervision of all warships building by contract. Address:
Pinedale, 56, Parkwood Road, Boscombe, Bournemouth. (C481)
DALMAHOY, EmUy Marion, M.B.E.
DALMAHOY, LiUas Edith Jean, M.B.E.
DALRYMPLE, James, C.B.E.
DALRYMPLE, Col. Joseph, C.M.G, O.B.E. Lieut.-Col.
and Acting Col. R.A.M.C. ; served in the Great War, 1914-18(01261)
,o£ALRYMPLE' Lady Marjorie Louise, O.B.E, fi. 23 Feb.
1888 ; d. of 11th Earl of Stair, of Oxenfoord Castle, Dalkeith,
Scotland (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : At home. Made
™ y ?J Grace of 0rder of st- Johu of Jerusalem, Dec 1917.
War Work : Making Provisional Limbs in London for last
2 years of War ; previously in France for 2J years. Addresses :
Lochninch, Castle Kennedy, Wigtonshire ; Oxenfoord Castle,
Dalkeith, Scotland. Clubs : Bath ; Victoria. (010256)
DALRYMPLE, Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 1865 ; s. of Thomas
, ,^m.!?,le' of KirkintiUoch ; in. the late Carrie Thompson,
d. of WUliam Thompson, of Woolwich. Educ. : KirkintUloch.
n ar Work : Since Sept. 1914 devoted himself exclusively to
carry ing on the Soldiers' Social Institute at Bridge of Allan.
(M7838)
DALRYMPLE, WiUiam, M.B.E.
DALSTON, Capt. Norman Howard MaxweU, M.B.I,
¦^w Zealand Expeditionary Force, 6. 15 March, 1862; I.
of WiUiam MaxweU Dalston, of Christehurch ; m. Marguerite
MaxweU, <_. of Charles Edward Mason, of Norwood. Educ:
Privately. Chartered Accountant, New Zealand; General
Manager New Zealand Midland RaUway. War Wort:

BIOGRAPHIES.

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Aug. 1914, to June, 1915, Hon. Organising Sec, New
Zealand War Contingent Association ; June, 1915, to July,
1920, Quartermaster, and subsequently O.C, No 2 New
Zealand General Hospital, Walton-on-Thames. Address :
c/o National Bank of New Zealand, 17, Moorgate Street,
E.C. 1. Club : Constitutional. (M1617)
DALTON, Lieut. Ernest Albert LleweUyn, M.B.E.
DALTON, James Henry Chesshyre Dalton, M.B.E,
M.D, J.P, 6. 15 AprU, 1861 ; s. of Henry Dalton, of Man
chester ; m. Alice Tenison, d. of Rev. T. Mosse, of Dover.
Educ : Marlborough CoU. ; Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Alder
man, Cambridge Town Council ; Councillor, Cambridgeshire
County Council ; Chairman of the Public Health Committees
of the County and Borough CouncUs ; Member of the Cambridge
Board of Guardians and the Cambridgeshire Insurance Com
mittee. War Work : Member of Cambridge Borough War
Pensions Committee, and Chairman of the Disabled Soldiers'
Sub Committee. Address : The Plot, Adams Road, Cambridge.
Club: Constitutional. (M7840)
DALTON, Miohael, O.B.E, 6. 26 Jan. 1875 ; s. of Patrick
Dalton, of Ballylanders, Co. Limerick ; m. Evelyn, d. of
Sundry Stephens, of Bristol. Educ. : Privately. Asst.
ControUer, Central Stores Dept, Ministry of Munitions.
Address : 27, Gt. Elms Road, Bromley, Kent. (010257)
DALTON, William, M.B.E, 6. 24 Feb. 1855 ; s. of Rev.
W. B. Dalton, of Little Burstead, Essex ; to. Katharine
Beaton, d. of John Hammond, of Newmarket. Educ. :
Felstead. Member, Essex County Council ; Sec. Brentwood
Cottage Hospital. War Work : Essex County War Pensions
Committee ; Chairman of Brentwood War Pensions Committee ;
Sec. Brentwood War Hospital Supply Depot ; Member of
District Local Tribunal ; Member of District Food Control
Committee. Address : Hutton Burses, Brentwood, Essex.
Clubs : Portland ; Devonshire. (M7841)
DALTRY, Major Henry James, O.B.E.
DALWOOD, Lieut.-Col. John HALL-, C.B.E.
DALY, Agnes, M.B.E.
DALY, Amy, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of the late Rev. 0. W.
Pritchard, of Withington Rectory, Herefordshire ; to. James
Thomas, s. of Michael Daly, of County Galway. War Work :
In 1912 was made Commandant of Warwick N 44 V.A.D, and
organised lectures and practical training for the Detachment ;
on 29 Jan. 1914, to 15 March, 1919, Commandant of
"The Warren" AuxUiary Hospital, Leamington Spa, which
commenced with 44 beds and afterwards increased to 60
beds by the buUding of outside wards. Address : Raford,
KenUworth Road, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. (M1618)
DALY, Major Charles Calthrop de Burgh, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. (Ret.), 6. 23 AprU, 1861 ; s. of Ulick James Daly,
of Dublin ; to. Emily Lucy, d. of Christopher French, of
Cloonyquinn, Co. Roscommon. Educ. : Christ's Hospital.
Medical Superintendent, Special Surgical Hospital, Blackrock,
Co. DubUn. War Work : As Civil Practitioner, Nov. 1914,
to April, 1915 ; Lieut. April, 1915 ; Capt. April, 1915 ; Acting
Major, 1918 ; retired Major, March, 1920 ; in charge of special
Malarial Hospital and Limbless Hospital ; Med. Sup. Ministry
of Pensions ; Special Surgical Hospital, Dublin, from March,
1920, to present date. Address : Priory Lodge, Blackrock,
Co. Dublin. Club : Dublin Univ. (08782)
DALY, Hon. Florence Maria, M.B.E.
DALY, Lieut. Oscar Bedford, M.B.E.
DALYELL, Elsie Jean, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.M. ; d. of
J. M. DalyeU, of Sydney, Australia. Edue. : Sydney High
School ; Univ. of Sydney, Australia. Medical Practitioner ;
Beit Memorial Research Fellow. War Work : Bacteriologist,
6th Reserve Hospital, Serbia, 1915 ; for Hopital Auxiliare 301,
France, 1916 ; and for R..A.M.C in Malta, Macedonia, and
Constantinople, 1916-19. Address : Lister Institute of
Preventive Medicine, London. (06459)
DALZELL, Reginald Alexander, C.B.E, 6. 28 Aug. 1865;
of Nicol Alexander Dalzell, M.A, of Edinburgh (Conservator
of Woods and Forests) ; m. Katherine Ann, d. of James Living
ston, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Dulwich. Traffic Supt. (Tele-
E hones), London ; Provincial Supt, West of England ; Chief
aspector, Telegraph and Telephone Traffic. Address : 1,
Cleveland Road, Ealing, W. (C2549)
DALZIEL, Norman Pearson, O.B.E.
DAMANT, Lieut.-Comm. Guybon Chesney CasteU,
O.B.E, R.N.
DANA, Robert Washington, O.B.E, 6. 16 June, 1868 ;
s. of WUliam P. W. Dana, of Boston, U.S.A. ; to. Anna,
i. of WUliam Kane, of New York. Educ. : Clifton Coll, and
Pembroke Coll, Cambridge. CivU Engineer ; Secretary of
the Institution of Naval Architects ; and Editor of the Trans
actions, I.N.A. War Work : At Ministry of Munitions assisted
in organising the ArtUlery Supply Branch under Sir Charles
Ellis, G.B.E, from July, 1915, to June, 1917 ; then at Admiralty
under the Director of Naval Construction, June, 1917, to
Jan. 1919. Addresses : 15, Cranley Place, S.W. 7 ; 5, Adelphi
Terrace, W.C. 2. Clubs : Athenaeum ; New University. (0281)
DANCE, Charles WUUam, O.B.E, 6. 23 Dec. 1849;
s. of Thomas Dance, of Lowestoft ; m. Sara, d. of Jeremiah
Warford, of Pakefield. Educ. : Lowestoft and Aldeburgh-
on-Sea. Fishery Adviser and Valuer to the Admiralty ;
Board of Trade, Expert Surveyor and Valuer, under Fisheries
Act, 1891. War Work : Adviser to the Admiralty in connec
tion with Assessment of Compensation for losses of Fishing
Vessels; and Special Service duties throughout the War. 1

Address: Shipcote, Lowestoft, North. Club : National
Maritime. (010259)
DANCE, Lieut. Frank, M.B.E, R.A.F.
DANCE, Samuel Riohard, M.B.E, A.M.Inst. I, 6.
10 Nov. 1869. Fish Traffic Superintendent, G.E.R, Grimsby
Docks. War Work : Technical Advisor on Fish Transport,
Ministry of Food. (M7842)
DAND, Lieut. James Huddart, M.B.E, R.A.F.
DANE, Frederiok Hopper, M.B.E, 6. 13 Nov. 1871 ;
s. of Richard Henry, of Canterbury. Educ. : St. Philip's.
Member, Essex County Council, and Ilford Urban District
Council (Chairman, 1912-13) ; Overseer, Parish of Ilford.
War Work : Chairman, Finance Committee, Ilford War Pen
sions and CivU Liabilities Committees ; Member, Ilford Tribunal
(MiUtary Service Act). Addresses : 20, De Vere Gardens,
Ilford, Essex ; Ia, St. Helen's Place, E.C. (M7843)
DANE, James Whiteside, M.B.E, D.L, Co. Fermanagh,
6. 22 June, 185'6 ; s. of William Auchinleck Dane, of Killyreagh,
Co. Fermanagh. Educ. : Portora ; Enniskillen Royal School.
Clerk of the Crown and Peace, Co. KUdare. War Work :
Originated and started the Co. KUdare Committee to send
warm clothing and comforts to the Royal Dublin Fusiliers ;
started the Royal Dublin Fusiliers Central Advisory Com
mittee, and co-ordinated therein the above to three other
Committees which had been promoted with same object, thus
avoiding overlapping, and acted as Hon. Sec. of both, later
sharing the office of latter with Mrs. Clegg ; assisted in
Recruiting Campaign in Co. Fermanagh, under auspices of
the County Council, when County Council of KUdare, had
failed to do anything about Recruiting ; at its request organised
a Recruiting Campaign in Co. KUdare and was thanked therefor
by the Lord Lieutenant of Deland. Address : Garryard,
Johnston, Straffan, Co. KUdare. Clubs : Hibernian ; United
Service, Dublin ; Royal AutomobUe of Ireland ; Fermanagh
County ; Enniskillen. (M7844)
DANE, John Stevenson, M.B.E.
DANGER, Frank Charles, C.B.E. War Work : Rendered
valuable services to the Ministry of Shipping. (C3137)
DANIEL, Lieut.-Col. Charles James, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 3 Nov. 1861 ; s. of late Rev. R. Daniel, B.D, Vicar of
Osbaldwick, near York ; m. Agnes Margaret, d. of late Admiral
T. Saumarez, C.B, of Jersey. Educ. : St. Peter's School,
York, and Sandhurst. Late Loyal N. Lancs. Regt. War
Work : In charge No. 1 Record Office, Preston. Address :
Hillside. Fulwood, Preston. CZMfi .' Army and Navy. (C1117)
DANIEL, Lieut.-Col. Edward Yorke, C.B.E, R.M, 6.
2 July, 1865 ; s. of Rev. Robert Daniel, B.D, of York; to.
Agnes Elizabeth, d. of Paymaster-in-Chief A. Turner. Educ. :
York. War Work : Secretary, Historical Section, Committee
of Imperial Defence. Clubs : United Service ; Royal Automo
bile. (C136).
DANIEL, Major Walter, O.B.E, R.E.
DANIELL, Col. Frederick Francis Williamson, C.B.E.
Col. and T. Brig.-Gen. ; served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1537)
DANIELL, Capt. Humphrey Averell, O.B.E.
DANIELL, Major John Acheson Staines, D.S.O, O.B.E,
fi. 1882 ; s. of the late Col. William S. Daniel ; to. 1916, EUen
Mary, d. of S. Taylor, of Ponchen End, Boxmoor. Entered
King's Own Yorkshire L.I. 1901, and became Major, Indian
Army, 1916 ; served in the Great War, 1914-15 (despatches). (08558)
DANIELL, Major John Clarmont, O.B.E, 6. 8 March,
1869 ; s. of the late Col. James Ie Geyt Daniell, 22, Wilton
Crescent, London, S.W. ; to. Julie Linda, d. of Lindo St. Myers,
of 10, Culross Street, Park Lane. Educ. : Harrow. War Work :
Staff Capt, 162 Infy. Bde, Aug. 1914, to July, 1915 ; Bde.
Major, 3/1 S. Midland Division, 1915 to 1916 ; MUitary
Inspector Canteen Board, Feb. 1917 ; service in France and
Italy, Nov. 1917, to March, 1918 ; D.A.Q.M.G, H.Q, Eastern
Command, 1918, to Oct. 1919. Club : White's. (08783)
DANIELL, Col. Thomas Edward St. Clare, O.B.E, M.C.
DANIELS, Major Arthur Marston, O.B.E, LA.
DANIELS, Lieut. Ernest Stuart, O.B.E, R.N.R.
DANIELS, Major Henry Douglas, O.B.E.
DANIELS, Major Lindsay Sydney, O.B.E, R.E.
DANIELS, Margaret Frances, M.B.E.
DANIELS, Sir Percy, K.B.E, 6. 15 Aug. 1875 ;
s. of Edward Daniels, of London ; to. Florence Grace, d. of
John Robert Pakeman, C.B.E. Educ. : MU1 Hill School.
War Work : Chief of Leather Mission to U.S.A., from 1917 to
Aug. 1919. Address : 41, South Street, Mayfair, W. 1. Clubs :
City of London ; Junior Carlton. (K211)
DANN, John Charles, M.B.E,
DANN, Capt. WUUam Squire, M.B.E.
DANNATT, Elsie Mary, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
DANNATT, Frank Cedrie, O.B.E.
DANSEY, Lieut.-Col. Edward Mashiter, O.B.E.
DANSON, Major Thomas, M.B.E, R.A.O.C,
DARBY, T. Lieut.-Col. Alexander Whyte, O.B.E, fi.
5 Sept. 1883 ; s. of G. M. N. Darby, of India ; to. Margaret
Binnie, d. of Thomas Binnie Ralston, V.D, J.P, of BothweU,
Scotland. Educ. : Dollar Academy and Glasgow University.
Mining Engineer. War Work : Home Service, 3rd Hundred
Thousand, Oct. 1914, to Aug. 1915 ; Active Service, France,
Aug. 1915, to Nov. 1915 ; Balkans, Nov. 1915, to June, 1919 ;
Guzetted, Sept. 1914 ; Lieut. 11th Service Batt. The Carner -
onians (Scottish Rifles) ; Capt. and Adjt, Nov. 1914 ; Major,
1917 ; Lieut.-Col, 1919 ; Com. Itia Base and L. of C. ; three

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Darby

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

times mentioned in despatches. Address : 104, Raeburn
Place, Edinburgh. Clubs : Scottish Liberal, Edinburgh ;
R.S. AutomobUe, Glasgow. (06460)
DARBY, Capt. George, O.B.E, M.C. (011879)
DARBY, Capt. John Edward, M.B.E.
DARBY, Margaret, M.B.E.
DARBY, Major Maurice Ormonde, O.B.E, R.A.F.
D'ARCY, Lieut. George Graham, M.B.E.
D'ARCY, WiUiam James Buchanan, M.B.E, fi. 18 March,
1844 ; s. of William Arthur, of Regent's Park, London. War
Work : Joined the Special PoUce, Aug. 1914 ; disbanded, Nov.
1919 ; did over 2100 duties. Clubs : Unionist, Southchurch ;
Masonic, Southend. (M7848)
DARGIE, Albert, M.B.E.
DARKER, Charlotte Tarry, M.B.E.
DARLEY, Major Henry Read, D.S.O, O.B.E, fi. 13 June,
1865 ; s. of T. F. Darley, Esq, of Leeson Park, Dublin ; m.
Marjorie, d. of H. Champion, of 83, Onslow Gardens, S.W.
Educ. : Clifton ; Trinity CoU, Cambridge ; Sandhurst.
Barrister-at-law ; late Capt, 4th Dragoon Guards ; Sec.
Cavalry Club. War Work : Assist. Military Sec, Eastern
Command ; A.D.C. to G.O.C, 11th Division, B.E.F, France ;
Staff Capt. Remounts, Eastern Command. Address : Fircroft,
Stoke Poges, Bucks. Club : Cavalry. (07064)
DARLEY, Major and Qr.-Mr. Thomas Henry, O.B.E.
A.I.F. DARLING, John Ford, C.B.E, fi. 1864; s. of John
Darling, of St. Martin's, Perthshire ; to. Margaret Catherine
(diedl907),(Z.ofThomasMunro,ofPertb. Educ: St.Martin's
School and privately. Was General Manager, London Joint
Stock Bank, Ltd. ; subsequently a Managing Director, and now
a Director, London Joint City and Midland Bank ; member of
Colonial Economic Development Committee. War Work :
In the summer of 1918 paid two visits to Spain for t"b<> purpose
of negotiating a loan for the British Government through the
Rio Tinto Co, which was successfully accomplished. Address :
HoUycombe, Englefield Green, Surrey. Clubs : Carlton ;
Conservative ; Royal AutomobUe. (C950)
DARLOW, EUen Frances, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 23 May,
1867 ; to. Thomas Herbert, s. of Thomas Darlow, of Ramsey,
Hunts. Educ. : Westlands, Birkdale ; Bonn , Klostermanns
Hohere Tochterschule. Member of Ruislip-Northwcod Urban
District Council. War Work : Quartermaster, Northwood
V.A. Hospital, from Nov. 1914, to June, 1915 ; after that
Commandant, until close of Hospital, Jan. 1919. Address :
Beauleigh, Northwood, Middlesex. (M305)
DARNELL, Edward, O.B.E.
DARNELL, George, O.B.E.
DARNELL, Capt. Thomas Noah, M.B.E.
DARNLEY, Florence Rose, Countess of, D.B.E. ; d. of
John Stephen Morphy, of Kerry and Beechworth, Australia ;
to. Ivo Francis Walter, Earl of Darnley. Educ. : Australia.
President of Gravesend Girl Guides ; Chatham Brownies ;
Y.W.C.A. Hut, Gravesend ; St. .Bartholomew's Linen League,
Rochester ; Nurse's Association'of Cobham and Shome ; Cob-
ham Hall Arts and Crafts. War Work : Hospital in own
home, Cobham HaU, from Oct. 1914, to Dec 1918 ; helped
with V.A.D. Hospitals ; President of three Y.W.C.A. Huts ;
organised concerts each winter for patients of surrounding and
own hospital ; organised Flag days. Address : Cobham Hall,
Kent. Club : Ladies' Empire. (D42)
DARRACH, WiUiam Elliot, M.B.E.
DARROCH, Rev. John, O.B.E.
DARTMOUTH, Mary, Countess of, C.B.E, d. of Thomas
WUliam, 2nd Earl of Leicester; m. 1879, WUliam, 6th Earl of
Dartmouth (see BURKE'S Peerage). Addresses: Patshull House,
Wolverhampton; Woodsome HaU. near Huddersfield; 37,
Charles Street, Berkeley Square, W.
DARTNELL, Lieut.-Col. George Bruce, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
DARWIN, Major George Henry, M.B.E, M.D, B.Sc.
(Vic), P.R.CP. (Edin.), fi. 29 June, 1852; s. of Dr. Henry
Darwin, of Masbro', Yorkshire ; m. Amelia Elizabeth,
Lady of Grace, Order of St. John, d. of John Bradshaw,
of Withington. Manchester. Educ. : Rotherham Grammar
School, Manchester University, London, Edinburgh and
St. Andrews. M.O. Lancashire and Yorkshire RaUway ; for
over 40 years interested himself in Ambulance work, as
Judge, Examiner and Lecturer ; devoted much time to
service in the Volunteers, Territorials and National Rese rve;
was awarded the Volunteer Officers' Decoration, also King
George's Coronation Medal, for assisting in the formation and
organisation of the National Reserve Force, a regiment of
which he raised, to a strength of 685, at Southport, and Com
manded for over two years ; also assisted in the formation
of the Medical Staff Corps, Manchester ; formed a battalion
of Engineers at Manchester (not taken over by Government)
War Work : During the war, was the first Medical Officer called
up in Manchester for recruiting, etc, and afterwards was
attached to the 2nd Western General Hospital ; was M.O. in
charge of the Princess Street Militarv Hospital, and assisted
at the New Bridge and Refuge Hospitals ; 5 years attended at
H.Q, 6th Manchester Regiment ; undertook the Examination
of raUwaymen for R.T.O, France, examined a number of
Candidates for Commissions, and in addition attended com
mittees at St. John's Gate, London ; an application by him
for re-Commission for Active Service was not accepted on the
grounds of age. Addresses : Wentworth, Lethbridge Road,
Southport ; 97, Railway, 79, Corporation Street, Manchester.
Club : Southport Conservative. (M10262c2)

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DARWIN, Sir Horace, K.B.E, F.R.S, M.A, J.P, Assoc-
M.Inst.CE, 6. 13 May, 1851 ; s. of Charles Robert Darwin, of
Down, Kent ; to. Hon. Emma Cecilia Farrer, d. of Thomas
Henry, 1st Lord Farrer, of Abinger Hall. Edue. : Trinity
College, Cambridge (M.A. 1877). Chairman of the Cambridge
and Paul Instrument Co, Ltd. ; Director of the Cambridge
Gas Co. ; Member of the Royal Commission on Oxford and
Cambridge Universities ; Mayor of Cambridge, 1896-7. War
Work : Chairman of the Air Inventions Committee, 1918-19 ;
Member of the Advising Committee for Aeronautics, 1909-20 ;
Member of the Munitions Inventions Department Panel.
Address : The Orchard, Cambridge. Club : Athenaeum.
DASHPER, Alice Hester, Mrs., O.B.E, fi. AprU, 1869 ;
to. Charles F, s. ot Capt. W. Dashper, of Dartmouth. War
Work : Hon. Sec. Women's Emergency Corps, South
ampton, dealing first with distress amongst women and girls ;
opened charity workrooms ; cheap meals for workers ; organ
ised War Hospital Supply Depot in 1915 ; Hon. Sec for
Southampton Baby Week in 1917. Organised and now
Hon. Director of " Hostel for Mothers and Babies," Highfield,
Southampton. Address : Southerns, Bassett, Southampton. (010264)
DASHWOOD, Arthur Paul, O.B.E, 6. 17 July, 1882 ;
s. of Sir George Dashwood, Bart, and Lady Mary
Dashwood (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; to. Edmee Elizabeth
Monica, d. of Henry de la Pasture. Educ. : Rugby. CivU
Engineer. War Work; Richborough; and Water Trans
port on East Coast Africa. Addresses : Johore Bahru ;
The Warren, Abingdon. Club : Isthmian. (06745)
DASHWOOD, Cyril Russell, O.B.E.
DASHWOOD, Col. Edmund WiUiam, C.B.E, fi. 9 Sept.
1858 ; s. of the Rev. S. V. Dashwood (see Burke's Peerage,
Dashwood of Oxfordshire) ; m. 23 Jan. 1908, Geva, d. of the
late Comdr. H. J. Stanley, P„.N, of Cavers-Carre, Melbourne.
Club : Naval and MiUtary. (C1538)
DASHWOOD, Gova Vereker, Mrs., M.B.E.
DASHWOOD, Capt. Sidney Lewes, M.B.E, R.E. (T.) and
R.A.F, fi. 25 Nov. 1882 ; s. of Robert Lewes Dashwood, of
The Mount, Yarmouth, I. of W. Edue. : Radley Coll. ;
Christ Church, Oxford. War Work : R.F.C on Western Front.
Address : EUangowan, GrouviUe, Jersey. Club : Constitu
tional. (M1623)
DAUBENEY, Brig.-Gen. Edward Kaye, C.B.E, D.S.O,
fi. 23 May, 1858 ; s. of Thomas Daubeney, of Eastington,
Cirencester ; to. EUeen Gertrude, d. of Sir Peter FitzGerald,
Bart, 19th Knight of Kerry, of Valencia, Deland. Educ :
Wellington. Lato of South Staffordshire Regiment ; served
in the Sekukuni and Zulu Campaigns, 1878-9 (Ulundi) ; Nile
Expedition, 1884-5 ; Egyptian Frontier, 1885-6 (Ginnis).
War Work : Commanded Gloster and Worcester Brigade, T.F,
1914 ; 182nd (Warwick) Inf. Brigade, 1915 ; Highland T.F.
Res. Brigade, 1916-18. Address : Eastington, Cirencester.
C(«6 : Army and Navy. (C810)
DAUBENY, Mabel Agnes, M.B.E. ; d. of General Daubeny.-
C.B. War Work : District Head and Hon. Sec of Soldiers'
and SaUors' Help Society (Bristol branch) ; Hon. Sec. Men's
branch, Bristol War Pensions. Address : 12, Christehurch
Road, Clifton, Bristol. (M1625)
DAUBENY, CoL Reginald Ernest, C.B.E, fi. 9 Nov.
1877 ; s. of E. Donajowski, of Heathside, Finchley Road,
N.W. 2 (changed name by Deed Poll, dated 18 Feb. 1918), m.
Louie, the late d. of H. J. Bletcher, of Castlethorpe HaU, Brigg.
Educ. : Univ. CoU. School, London, and Royal MU. CoUege,
Sandhurst. 2nd Lieut, the King's Own Regt, 1896 ; Lieut,
1898 ; Capt, 1900 ; Major, Royal Army Pay Depot, 1916 ;
Brevet Lieut.-Col, 3 June, 1917 ; Lieut.-Col, 15 Feb. 1920 ;
Temp. Col. and Chief Paymaster, May, 1917, to June, 1920.
War Work : Organised Army Pay Office, Terr. Force, London
District ; assisted in reconstitution of Army Pay Oflice,
DubUn, destroyed in Sinn Fein RebeUion, 1916 ; inaugurated
and organised Labour Corps Pay Office at Nottingham, which
comprised eventually 7,500 clerks and 750,000 accounts.
Clubs : Army and Naw ; Junior Carlton. (C1126)
DAUBUZ, Major Claude, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.F.
DAUKES, Capt. Sidney Herbert, O.B.E, M.B, B.A,
D.P.H, D.T.M. and H, R.A.M.C, 6. 20 AprU, 1879 ; s. of
Rev. F. Whitfield Daukes, M.A, of Beckenham; m. Emma
Maria, d. of WilUam KempseU, of Reigate. Educ. : Lancing
CoUege ; Caius CoUege, Cambridge ; London Hospital.
Doctor of Medicine ; Curator, WeUcome Research Bureau ;
late senior School Medical Officer, Norfolk. War Work:
SpeciaUst Sanitary Officer with B.E.F, France ; Commandant,
School of Army Sanitation, Leeds ; Lecturer, R.A.M.C. School
of Hygiene, Blackpool. Address : 27, Cator Road, Sydenham. (0878E)
DAUNCEY, Lieut.-Col. Thursby Henry Ernest, O.B.E.
DAUNTESEY, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Bathurst, C.B,
C.B.E. (assumed by Royal Licence, Oct. 1912, the surname and
arms of Dauntesey), fi. 18 Oct. 1864 • s. of Rev. Robert Hark
ness, of St. GUes, Dorset ; to. Evelyn, d. of Capt. WiUiam
Dauntesey (see Burke's Landed Gentry), of Agecraft Hall,
Lancashire. Edue. : WeUington CoUege. Royal Marino
Artillery, 1882-1912. War Work: Commanded 9tb Royal
Cheshire Regt, and 14th K.O.Y.L.I. (France), 1912-1918. Ad
dress : LoveUs Court, MarnhuU, Dorset. Clubs : Naval and
Military ; Royal Automobile. (C2098)
DAVENPORT, Lieut. Charles Malcolm, O.B.E, R.F.A,
DAVENPORT, Capt. Colin, O.B.E, R.A.V.C. (011735)

BIOGRAPHIES.

Davies

DAVENPORT, Daniel, M.B.E.
DAVENPORT, Flora Gladys, M.B.E, 6. 6 Oct. 1881 ;
d. of John Davies Davenport, of 17, Kensington Park Gardens,
and Lincoln's Inn. Educ. : At home. Commandant V.A.D.
London, 4. War Work : Commandant-in-Charge of War
Refugees' Dispensary at 265, Strand, W.C ; of B.R.C.S.
Recreation Hut and Canteen, No 7 Convalescent Camp, Boulogne
and Commandant at Kensington Red Cross (Weir) Hospital,
Balham. Address: 17, Kensington Park Gardens, W. 11.
Club : Portsmouth Blue Triangle. (M7852)
DAVENPORT, Lieut. Hugh Riohard BROMLEY-
O.B.E. DAVENPORT, Muriel, Mrs. BROMLEY-, C.B.E,
fi. 1879 ; d. of late John Head, of Alington House, Ipswich ;
m. Hugh Richard, s. of W. Bromley Davenport, of Capesthorse,
Chelford, Cheshhe. War Work : Vice-President and Founder,
Hove War Hospital Supply Depot ; Hon. Sec. Invalid Comforts
Fund for Prisoners of War. Address : 6, Medine Terrace,
Hove. (C482)
DAVENPORT, Col. William BROMLEY-, CM.G, C.B.E,
D.S.O, T.D.. J.P, ft. 1863 ; s. of the late Col. William Bromley-
Davenport, M.P. for W. Warwickshire (see BURKE'S Landed
Gentry). Educ. : Eton ; Balliol CoU, Oxford. Hon. Col.
Staffordshire Yeo.; Lieut.-Col. in the Army; Lieut.-Col.
Territorial Force Reserve (formerly Lieut.-Col. Stafford
shire Yeo. ; Chairman of Cheshire Territorial Forces
Assoc. ; sometime ParUamentary Private Sec. to Sec. of
State for Home Depart. (Rt. Hon. Sir Matthew White
Ridley, Bart, M.P.) ; appointed Financial Sec. to the War
Office 1903, and Finance Member of Army CouncU, 1904 ; served
in S. Africa, 1900, as Lieut.-Col. 4th Batt. Imperial Yeo.
(despatches); Great War, 1916-19, Comdg. a Brig, and as
an Assist. Director of Labour and Comdt. of a Labour Army
in France (Order of Crown of Italy) ; M.P. for Cheshire, Maccles
field Div. (C), 1886-1906. Addresses : Capesthorne HaU,
Chelford, Cheshire ; Wootton HaU, Ashbourne. (C1228)
DAVEY, Annie, Mrs., O.B.E.
DAVEY, Benjamin Alfred, M.B.E.
DAVEY, Comm. Charles Henry, O.B.E.
DAVEY, Grace Emilie, O.B.E, 6. 23 Jan. 1878; d. of
Theophilus Davey, of Ronford. CivU Servant. War Work :
Superintendent of Women Staff (with rank of Section Director),
Headquarters, Ministry of Munitions, 1915-18 ; Chief woman
officer, Ministry of Munitions, 1918-20. Address : Western
Road, Romford. (010267)
DAVEY, Harold WiUiam, O.B.E.
DAVEY, Herbert John, M.B.E, 6. 31 Oct. 1875; s. of
George Samuel Davey ; m. Ann Ruth, d. of James Howell, of
London. Educ. : Kennington Oval Boys' School ; Birkbeck
CoUege. Inspecting and Testing Engineer ; Chief Inspector
to David Kirkaldy & Son, of London, 1900-14 ; Senior partner,
Davey and BeU, 11, Arundel Street, Strand, W.C, 1914 to date.
War Work : Consultant on mechanical tests of materials for
Gun Ammunition to the Technical Directorate of Inspection
of Gun Ammunition, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, 1915-18 ;
Inspector of Mercury Fulminate and Detonators for Naval,
Land, and Air Services, 1915-18 ; Technical Inspector of
Tubes, Primers, and Percussion Caps, 1915-18. Addresses :
11, Arundel Street, Strand, W.C. 2; 25, Danecroft Road,
Heme HiU, S.E. 24. (M7854)
DAVEY, Shipwright-Lieut. John Henry, M.B.E.
DAVEY, Major WiUiam Hamilton, O.B.E, M.A, B.L. ;
s. of Robert Davey, of Greenholme, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim ;
m. Ruby Dene, d. of W. S. Mollan, of Marlborough Park,
Belfast. Educ : Royal Academical Institution ; Queen's
University ; Belfast ; and King's Inns, Dublin. Barrister-
at-law, North-East Circuit, Ireland. War Work : Combatant
Officer, 24th Northumberland FusUiers (Tyneside Irish Brigade),
France and Flanders, 1916-18 ; lent to Irish Recruiting
Council Aug. to Nov. 1918 ; British Troops in France and
Flanders, 1919-20. Address : 48 Bawnmore Road, Belfast,
Ireland. (010269)
DAVID, Maud Anne, O.B.E, 6. 1872 ; d. of the late Edward
David, of The Hendre, Llandaff. War Work : S.S.F.A. ;
S. African War, Great War. Address : The Hendre, Llandaff,
S. Wales. (03683)
DAVID, Morgan Edwin, M.B.E, J.P.
DAVIDS, Capt. Maurice, O.B.E.
DAVIDSON, Albert, C.B.E. Managing Director of
Hattersley and Davidson (Limited), of Sheffield. Address:
Sheffield. DAVIDSON, Capt. Alec Stuart, M.B.E. (late R.E.),
fi. 10 June, 1891 ; s. of Harold Davidson, of Teddington,
Middlesex ; to. Kathleen Muriel, d. of C. W. CressweU Hine,
of Dorking. Educ. : Oundle School, Northants. Engineer.
War Work : H.M. Army, Sept. 1914, to Feb. 1919. Address :
Moleway, Dorking, Surrey. (M5207)
DAVIDSON, Major Arthur Madgwick, O.B.E, Aust.
A.M.C. DAVIDSON, Capt. CoUn Keppel, O.B.E, R.A.
DAVIDSON, Lieut.-Col. Edward Humphrey, C.B.E,
M.C. DAVIDSON, EUzabeth, Mrs., M.B.E.
DAVIDSON, EUen Beatrice, Mrs., O.B.E. (011758)
_. DAVIDSON, Ethel Sarah, C.B.E, R.R.C; d. of —
Davidson; matron, AustraUan Army Nursing Staff; served
in the Great War. 1915-19. (C1840)
DAVIDSON, Frances Joan, Mrs., O.B.E, ft. 29 May,
1894; d. of Right Hon. Sir W. H. Dickinson (see Burke's

Peerage) ; to. John CoUn Campbell, s. of Sir James Mackenzie
Davidson (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Member of
Central Prisoners of War Committee. Address : 10, Barton
Street, Westminster. (O10270)
DAVIDSON, George, O.B.E.
DAVIDSON, George Frederick, O.B.E.
DAVIDSON, Capt. Hugh Stevenson, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
M.B, F.R.CS.
DAVIDSON, CoL James, C.B.E, J.P, D.L, late 8th
Hussars, 6. 15 Sept. 1853 ; s. of the late William Davidson ; to.
Margaret, d. ot Col. Edward Ring Berry, of Hyde Park Gate.
Educ. : Privately, and Aberdeen University. War Work :
Chairman, Kincardineshire War Pensions Committee ; Chair
man, Joint Disablements Committee for Northern Area of
Scotland ; Chairman, City of Aberdeen War Pensions Com
mittee ; Vice-Chairman, and from 23 Aug. 1918, Chairman,
Kincardineshire Territorial Force Assoc ; Member, Joint
Institutional Committee for Scotland ; Member, Representa
tive Joint Disablement Committee for Scotland ; Member,
Local Advisory Committee, Ministry of Labour ; Secretary,
Kincardineshire Branch, S. & S. F. Assoc. ; Military Member,
Local Emergency Committee, Kincardine ; County Com
missioner, Boy Scouts (the Scouts watched the whole coast
of Kincardineshire). Address : Balnagask, Aberdeen. Clubs :
Arthurs' ; Royal Automobile. (C2551)
DAVIDSON, Capt. James MacFarlane, O.B.E.
DAVIDSON, James Stewart, O.B.E, J.P. ; s. of
Rev. G. S. Davidson, of Kinfauns Parish Church, Perthshire ;
m. Agnes F, d. of Rev. P. McLaren, of Fraserburgh Parish
Church, Aberdeenshire. Educ. : Royal High School and,
University, Edinburgh. War Work : Hon. Sec. and Treasr.
County of Aberdeen War Work Association. Address :
Cairnlee, Bieldside, Aberdeenshire. Club : Scottish Con
servative, Edinburgh. (0282)
DAVIDSON, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E, R.E. (S.R.).
DAVIDSON, Major John, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
DAVIDSON, John Hay, M.B.E.
DAVIDSON, Dame Margaret Agnes, Lady, D.B.E, 6. 21
April, 1871 ; d. of General the Hon. Sir Percy Fielding (see
Burke's Peerage) ; to. Walter Edward, K.C.M.G, Governor of
the State of New South Wales, Austraha (see Burke's Peerage) ;
s. of James Davidson, of Killyleagh, Co. Down, Ireland.
Address : Government House, Sydney, N.S.W.. Australia. (D23)
DAVIDSON, Marion, Mrs., M.B.E.
DAVIDSON, Capt. Norman GranviUe Walshe, O.B.E.
F.R.CS, R.A.M.C
DAVIDSON, Robert Gibson, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, 6.
2 Oct. 1880 ; s. of the late Alexander Duncan Davidson, of
CuUen, Banffshire, and London. Educ. : Aberdeen. War
Work : Ansesthetist to Hospital for treating injuries to the jaw,
at Norbury, Croydon, 1915-19. Address : Thornton Heath,
Surrey. Club : Royal Societies'. (O11800) .
DAVIDSON, Col. Stuart, C.B.E, 6. 1859 ; Formerly
Col. R.E, and Chief Technical Examiner for Works, War
Office ; retired 1919. (C138)
DAVIDSON, Williamina Saida, O.B.E, Hon. Serving
Sister of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem since 1912,
6. 15 Nov. 1856 ; d. of Patrick Davidson, of Inchmarlo,
Kincardineshire, N.B. Hon. Lady Superintendent for 25 years
of the Glasgow Soldiers' Home; and of the Barry Camp
Soldiers' Home. War Work : In 1914 in 48 hours secured
sufficient money and in 3 months built a spacious tem
porary Soldiers' Home, which has paid its own way and had
an average attendance of soldiers during war time of over
1000 per night ; the new permanent Soldiers' Home into which
the temporary one has now been transferred, costing about
£16,000, was opened, free of debt, on 26 May, 1920, by His
Grace the Lord High Commissioner, the Duke of AthoU,
K.T, C.B, D.S.O, M.V.O, T.D.. and on 9 July, 1920, was
visited by Their Majesties the King and Queen and Princess
Mary. Address : Royal Soldiers' Home, Colinton, Midlothian. (010272)
DAVIE, James Gordon, M.B.E, fi. 14 July, 1883 ; s. of
John Davie, of Airiie, Kirriemuir, N.B. ; m. Janet Gow, d. of
WiUiam Lyon, of Airlie. Educ : AirUe Public School ;
Webster's Seminary, Kirriemuir. Banker, with National
Bank of Scotland, Ltd, London. War Work : Chief Cashier
to Butter and Cheese Import Committee of Ministry of Food.
Address: 122, Christehurch Road, Streatham HiU, S.W. 2.
Clubs : Dulwich BowUng ; Scottish Banks Rifle. (M7855)
DAVIES, Agnes, M.B.E.
DAVIES, Capt. Alewyn Thomas, M.B.E, A.S.C
DAVIES, Alfred Maurice, O.B.E. (011785d)
DAVIES, Alfred Thomas, C.B.E, M.P, 6. 17" July,
1881 ; s. of John Thomas Davies, of Llanarthney ; to. Joanna
Elizabeth, d. of John Lewis, of Llanelly. Educ : London
Polytechnic and abroad. Chairman, Charles Hatton & Co,
Ltd. ; Director, Glynbeady Tin Plate Works ; South Wales
Fuel Co, Ltd. ; Old Silkstone Collieries, Ltd. ; a Governor of
Middlesex Hospital and of Bart.'s Hospital. War Work :
Hon. Sec, Welsh Prisoners of War Fund ; Hon. Sec, All Welsh
Service in Westminster Abbey ; Assistant, Ministry of Muni
tions, Priority Branch. Addresses : The Eagles, West HiU,
Highgate ; Gore Farm, East Dean, near Eastbourne, Sussex.
Clubs : Junior Carlton ; Constitutional ; 1900 ; Royal Auto
mobUe, etc. (C2552)
DAVIES, Sir Alfred Thomas, K.B.E, C.B, J.P, D.L,
6. 11 March, 1861 ; s. of Wm. Davies, of Liverpool ; m. 1st,
Margaret Esther (d. 1892), d. of Thomas Christian Nicholas, of

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Liverpool ; 2nd, Mary, d. of Charles Colton, of Liverpool and
Birkdaie, Lancs. Educ. : Waterloo High School and Univ.
CoU. of Wales, Aberystwyth. Solicitor (admitted 1883) ;
Notary Public (adm. 1887) ; Cursitor of the County Palatine
of Lancaster since 1895 ; Permanent Secretary to the Welsh
Department of the Board of Education since 1907 ; Member of
the Imperial Education Conferences of 1907 and 1911 ; of the
Departmental Committee on the "National School of Medicine
for Wales, 1914 ; and of the Ancient Monuments Board for
Wales ; Librarian of the Priory for Wales of the Order of St.
John of Jerusalem ; Governor of the University College of
Wales, Aberystwyth. War Work : Founder and Hon. Director
of the British Prisoners of War Book Scheme (Educational).
Addresses: Jesmond, Blackheath Park, S.E. 3; Yewtree
Cottage, Medmenham, Marlow, Bucks. Club : Reform. (K57)
DAVIES, Alphonso WiUiam James, M.B.E.
DAVIES, Capt. Andrew WiUiam, O.B.E, R.N.
DAVIES, Major Arthur, C.B.E. Hon. Major and Hon.
Sup. St. John's and British Red Cross Combined War Gift
Depot. (C1963)
DAVIES, Arthur Vernon, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, Knight
of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England,
6. 10 June, 1872 ; s. of Edwin Edgar Davies, of Bridgend,
Glamorgan ; to. Annie Maude, d. of J. Brooke Unwin, M.D, of
Dunchurch. Educ. : Privately, and Owens' Coll, Manchester.
M.O.H, Crompton ; Certifying Factory Surgeon, Crompton.
War Work : Assist. Com. for Lancs St. John Ambulance
Brigade ; Assist. County Director, B.R.C.S.. representing the
S.J.A.B. on the East Lancs County Committee, and aU the
St. John V.A.D. Hospitals in East Lancs. Address : Glenarm
House, Shaw, Lancs. (010273)
DAVIES, Ashton, M.B.E.
DAVIES, Lieut. Bertram Harold, O.B.E, R.N.R.
DAVIES, Lieut. Charles Beverley, M.B.E.
DAVIES, Major Charles Frederick FeUows, O.B.E.
DAVIES, Charles Llewelyn, C.B.E, fi. 29 June, 1860 ;
s. of Rev. John Llewelyn Davies. Educ. : Marlborough ;
Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. Clerk in Local Government
Board, 1884 ; transferred to Treasury, 1888 ; Assistant Pay
master-General since 1910. Address : 10, Lupus Street,
Pimlico, London. S.W. 1. (C139)
DAVIES, Lieut.-Col. Charles Robert. O.B.E.
DAVIES, Clara Maud, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. Oct. 1866 ; d. of
Henry Moore, of Sampford PevereU, Devon ; to, Lieut.-Col.
Henry Davies, CM.G, d. of Henry Davies, of Cheltenham ;
Edue. : Cheltenham Ladies' CoUege, and Brussels. War Work :
Interpreter for Belgians at Folkestone and Deal, placed 400
in private houses ; organi-ed Church Hall, Dover, for soldiers
and wives to meet ; organised entire Red Cross Depot for
stores for Admiralty Pier, and all surgical work for MiUtary
Hospitals ; Com. and Supt. Red Cross and St. John ; organised
and ran Hostel for V.A.D.s and W.L, Dover. Addresses :
10, de Vere Gardens : 37, Salisbury Road, Dover. (M7857)
DAVIES, Rev. David, M.B.E, fi. 25 June, 1886; s. of
David Davies, of Morlach, Cross Inn S.O, Cardigs. Educ. :
St. David's Coll. School, and St. David's CoU, Lampeter.
Clerk in Holy Orders. War Work : Chaplain to the Forces
with 114 Brigade, 38th Division, on the Western Front.
Address : Moeloch, Cross Inn S.O, Cardiganshire, S. Wales.
(06461)
DAVIES, David Gordon, M.B.E.
DAVIES, Lieut. David Owen, M.B.E.
DAVIES, David Thomas, O.B.E, F.S.I, 6. 14 Oct. 1868 ;
s. of M. Davies, of LlanfyUin, of Montgomeryshire, N. Wales.
Educ. : Oswestry High School. Land Surveyor and Valuer ;
Superintending Valuer for Wales (Inland Revenue Dept.).
War Work : Commissioner for South Wales for Food Production
under Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries ; Land Valuer
and Adviser to the Admiralty in requisitions under Defence of
Realm Regulations. Address : WUlsden, Rhiwbina, Cardiff.
Club : Cardiff and County. (O10274)
DAVIES, Edward Futcher, O.B.E.
DAVIES, Major Edward Owen, O.B.E.
DAVIES, Edwin Harold, O.B.E.
DAVIES, Emily Geraldine, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of Edward
Harte, of WeUs, Somerset ; m. Evan Coleman Davies, s. of
Evan James Davies, of Monmouth. Educ. : Home. War
Work : Was Commandant of The Cedars Hospital, Wells,
Somerset, from 1915-19 ; had over 1000 patients during the
time (the hospital was worked entirely by voluntary workers).
Address : WeUs. Somersetshire. (M7858)
DAVIES, Ernest, C.B.E.
DAVIES, Ernest Herbert, O.B.E.
DAVIES, Lieut. Ernest James, O.B.E.
DAVIES, Evan Edward, O.B.E, 6. 20 June, 1879. Soli
citor ; Clerk to the Maesteg Urban District CouncU, and Soli
citor to the Joint Burial Board, 1912 ; Member of the
Glamorgan County CouncU for Maesteg Division, 1906;
Alderman, 1912 ; Member of Local Group of Managers and
Chairman of Maesteg Secondary School Governors ; Executive
Officer Local Food Control Committee ; Solicitor to Maesteg
District of South Wales Miners' Federation. Address :
Brynhaulog. 38, Victoria Avenue, Porthcawl. (010277)
DAVIES, Capt. Fred, M.B.E.
DAVIES, Frederick Charles, O.B.E.
DAVIES, George, M.B.E, J.P.
DAVIES, Capt. George Frederick, M.B.E.
DAVIES, Col. George Freshfield, C.B, CM.G, C.B E

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fi 1872 • Entered Lincolnshire Regt. 1892, and became Lieut.-
Col. 1915, and Brevet Col. 1917 ; served in the S. African War
1899-1902, present at reUef of Ladysmith (despatches, Queen's
medal with four clasps, King's medal with two clasps), and in
the Great War, 1914-19, in Palestine, as Dep. Director of Sup
pUes and Transport, with rank of Col. (despatches). (C1375)
DAVIES, Gwilym Meirion, M.B.E, 6. 17 June, 1882;
s. of WUUam Thomas Davies, of Shrewsbury ; to. Elizabeth
Rigg, d. of Alan Mackune, of Anglesey. Educ. : Shrewsbury.
Solicitor ; Labour Advisor to Metropolitan- Vickers Electrical
Co, Ltd. War Work : Manchester War ReUef Committee ;
Organising Secretary, N.W. Area of Ministry of Munitions.
Address : 15, Higher Downs, Bowden, Cheshire. (M312)
DAVIES, Lieut. Harry Cornwall, O.B.E, R.E.
DAVIES, Capt. Henry, O.B.E, 6. Oct. 1860. Educ. :
Normal CoU. ; Bangor ; Univ. CoU, Cardiff. Director of
Mining Instruction, Glamorgan County Council ; Member of
Cardiff Citv Council. War Work : Returned from Germany
two days before War declared ; enlisted as private soldier
with three sons on mobiUsation day ; did strenuous recruiting
work ; proceeded to France as Capt. in R.W.F. ; wounded
on Somme in 1916 ; subsequently attached to Royal
Engineers as District Officer Roads and Transport ; appointed
Education Officer ; mentioned in despatches. Address :
County HaU, Cardiff. (010279)
DAVIES, Henry Ivor, M.B.E, 6. 1 May, 1872 ; s. of Joseph
Davies. Educ. : Westminster City School ; King's CoUege,
London. Appointed to the War Office, Oct. 1890 ; transferred
to Ministry of Pensions, Feb. 1917 ; promoted First Class
Clerk, June, 1917 ; Deputy Principal Clerk, Oct. 1919.
Address : 44, Blenheim Gardens, N.W. 2. (M7861)
DAVIES, Horace Victor, M.B.E. Censor, Sierra Leone.
(M10257A)
DAVIES, Hugh Christopher, M.B.E.
DAVIES, Isabel Warwick, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 2 Jan. 1883 ;
d. of Maj.-Gen. D. K. Evans, 6th Royal Warwickshire
Regt. ; to. Maj-. Gen. H. R. Davies, C.B, s. of Lieut.-Gen.
H. F. Davies, of Elmley Castle, Worcs. Educ : Dorchester
War Work : Joint Sec. of Prisoners of War Fund for Oxford
shire and Buckinghamshire Regiments ; Sec. of 2nd (Oxford
and Bucks) Light Infantry Comforts Fund. Address : God-
manstone Manor, Dorchester Dorset. (M7S62)
DAVIES, Ivor, M.B.E. Lloyd's Agent at Algiers. War
Work : Sec. Military Exemption Committee for Algeria ;
salvage and repairs to torpedoed steamers. Address: 1.
rue Colbert, Algiers. (M1632)
DAVIES, James, O B.E. (011957)
DAVIES, James David, O.B.E, 6. 4 Jan. 1857; s. of
Edward Davies, of The Court, Merthyr TydvU, Glam. ; m.
Eleanor Mary, d. of Frederick Cobb, of Frensham, Surrey.
Educ. : Christ's CoU, Brecon. Surgeon, Royal Isle of Wight
County Hospital. War Work : Hazelwood Red Cross Hospital,
Ryde; M.O. in Command Troops, Ryde District. Address:
Belmont, Ryde, I.W. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Royal
Victoria Yacht. (010289)
DAVIES, Capt. John, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
DAVIES, John Cecil, C.B.E, J.P, Legion of Honour,
6. 23 Sept. 1864 ; s. of Thos. Davies, of Swansea ; m. Emma
Jane, d. of John Edmunds, of Coed-y-Paen, Monmouthshire.
Educ. : Normal CoUege, Swansea. Managing Director of
Baldwins, Ltd, etc. ; Member of the Council of the University
College of Swansea ; Member of LlaneUy Board of Guardians
and Gowerton Council. War Work : One of the founders of
the Swansea National SheU Factory ; Member of the Executive
Committee appointed by the Ministry of Munitions to control
sheU factories ; represented Ministry in aUocation of steel
supplies. Address : The Mount, Gowerton, Glam. Clubs :
Swansea and Counties ; Bristol Channel Yacht. (C2553)
DAVIES, Major John Francis, O.B.E, LA.
DAVIES, Major John Hallmark, O.B.E, R.A.F.
DAVIES, John HoweU, M.B.E.
DAVIES, John Robert, C.B.E, M.A, 6. 1856 ; eldest s. of
the late Richard Davies, of Treborth, Bangor, Lord-Lieut, of
Anglesey. J.P, Anglesey and Carnarvonshire ; D.L, Anglesey.
Address : Ceris, Bangor, N.Wales. (C2554)
DAVIES, Lieut. John Trevor, M.B.E, LA.
DAVIES, Paymaster-Sub.-Lieut. John Wilfred, M.B.E.
R.N.V.R. DAVIES, Sir Joseph, K.B.E, J.P, M.P, 6. 11 Dec. 1866 ;
s. of Thomas Seth Davies, of St. Issells, Pembroke ; m. Blanche,
d. of John Heron WUson, of Cardiff. Educ. : Bristol Grammar
School. Chairman, A. G.W.I. Petroleum Corporation, Ltd.;
Status Investment Trust, Ltd. : Director, Cambrian Railways ;
Anglo-Baltic and Mediterranean Bank, etc. ; M.P, Crewe
Division ; J.P, County of Glamorgan. War Work : Repre
sentative for Wales on Cabinet Committee for Prevention of
Unemployment and Distress, 1914-16 ; Secretary, Prime
Minister's Secretariat, 1917-19 ; visited U.S.A., 1917, on
Government Mission. Address: 29, Chester Terrace, Regent s
Park. N.W. 1. Clubs : Bath ; Reform. (K58)
DAVIES, Capt. Joseph Edward, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
DAVIES, Julia, M.B.E,
DAVIES, Capt. Leofrio Pearson, O.B.E.
DAVIES, Capt. LleweUyn Wynne, O.B.E, M.D, Ch.B„
6. 18 April, 1875 ; s. of Rev. D. Davies, of Llansilin Vicarage,
Oswestry. Educ. : Oswestry Grammar School, Shropshire ;
Edinburgh Univ. ; King's CoU, London ; Berlin. Member of
the West African MecUcal Service since 1911 ; Senior House

BIOGRAPHIES.

Davis

Surgeon and Physician, East Suffolk and Ipswich Hospital, 3
years ; House Physician and Acting Medical Superintendent,
Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street, London ;
CUnical Assistant, Ear, Nose and Throat Hosp, Golden Square,
London ; House Physician and House Surgeon, Dreadnought
Hospital, Greenwich. War Work : Medical Officer, Northern
Column Cameroon Expeditionary Force, W. Africa, Nov. 1914, to
May, 1916 ; acting Assistant Surgeon, Dreadnought Hospital,
Greenwich, June, 1916, to Sept. 1916; Medical Officer and
Surgical Specialist, No 42 Indian General Hosp, Mesopotamia,
March, 1917, to July, 1917 ; Sanitary Officer and Civil Surgeon,
Kurna, Mesopotamia, July, 1917, to Jan. 1918 ; Officer
Commanding No. 57 CS. Hospital, Mesopotamia, Jan. 1918,
to Feb. 1919 ; Surgical Specialist, No. 57 CS. Hospital, Meso
potamia ; mentioned in despatches, Aug. 1918 ; Medical Officer
Special BattaUon at Rawal Pindi, India, March to May, 1919 ;
S.M.O. Kohat-Kurram Force (Afghanistan Campaign), May
to July, 1919. Address : c,o Lloyds Bank, Ltd, Penzance,
CornwaU. (O4203)
DAVIES, Louisa, Mrs. Russell, M.B.E,
DAVIES, Magdalen Augusta Lavinia, Lady, C.B.E. (C3106a)
DAVIES, MUdred Lucy, Mrs., M.B.E.
DAVIES, Morgan, M.B.E, 6. 1 May, 1868 ; s. of B. A.
David Davies, of Wernddu, Pontardawr ; m. Elizabeth, d. of
Jenkin Bevan Morgan, of Alltwen. Educ. : Elementary
School ; Trehanor Grammar School ; Pontardawr Collegiate
School. SoUcitor. War Work : Chairman of Pontardawr
Rural District CouncU in 1914 ; Chairman, Pontardawr Military
Tribunal; Chairman of the Local War Distress Fund Com
mittee ; Chairman, Belgian Refugee Committee ; Member of
the Local MiUtary Committee ; acted as Hon. Sec. under Lord
Derby Scheme ; acted as Executive Officer to the Pontardawr
Food Control Committee from 1 Jan. 1918, to 31 March, 1919 ;
now Member of the Pontardawr District CouncU and Board of
Guardians ; Local Representative on the University CoUege
of Swansea. (M7864)
DAVIES, Owen, M.B.E.
DAVIES, Major Reginald Laidlaw, O.B.E, M.B, F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C. Chevalier, Legion of Honour.
DAVIES, Riohard, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 15 July, 1853 ; s. of
David Davies, of Crockerbtown, Cardiff, Glam. ; m. Mary, d.
of James Barnes, of Kensington. Educ. : Privately. Member
of the London Stock Exchange ; one of H M. Lieutenants for
the City of London ; J.P. for the County of Middlesex ; Member
of the Territorial Force Association for the City of London ;
a Trustee of the Crystal Palace ; Vice-Chairman of the Sir
John Cass Foundation ; Member of the Corporation of London.
War Work : Chairman of the City of London Branch of the
British Red Cross Society ; Member of the City of London
Military Tribunal ; Chairman (during the War) of the City of
London Branch of the National Lifeboat Association. Ad
dresses : 10-11, Austin Friars, E.C ; Inglewood, 21 Highbury
Quadrant, N. (C2555)
DAVIES, Capt. Richard LleweUyn, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
DAVIES, Robert YarneU, M.B.E..
DAVIES, Lieut. SeUick, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
DAVIES, Sophia Katherine, M.B.E.
DAVIES, Thomas, O.B.E.
DAVIES, Thomas, M.B.E J.P, 6. 10 AprU, 1874 ; s.
of Henry Davies, of CUwaunyddfawr ; to. Frances Mary, d.
of Edward Davies, J.P, of Creig Evan. Educ. : Capel Evan
CouncU ¦ School. Farmer. War Work : Chairman of
Newcastle-Emlyn Rural Tribunal ; Member of Carmarthenshire
War Agric Committee ; Member of Rural Food Control Com
mittee ; Member of the Carmarthenshire Women's War
Agricultural Committee ; Chairman of Newcastle Emlyn District
Agric Committee ; Member of the Live Stock Control Com
mittee ; Chairman and Organiser of West Carmarthenshire
Prisoners of War Committee ; Promoter of Soldiers' Ploughing
School. Address : CUwaunyddfawr, Newcastle Emlyn, South
Wales. (M1634)
DAVIES, Capt. Thomas Edward, M.B.E.
DAVIES, Thomas Evan, O.B.E, ChevaUer Legion
d' Honneur, 6. 16 Nov. 1873 ; s. of late David Evan Davies, of
Dowlais ; m. Margaret Elizabeth, d. of late Rev. WUliam John
son Bain, of Aberdeen. Educ : Cardiff. Civil Engineer.
War Work : Liaison Officer in charge of machinery supplies
to Allies ; Director of Crane Section, Ministry of Munitions ;
in charge of various hutment contracts for War Office, and
submarine defences for Admiralty. Address : The General
Electric Co, Witton, Birmingham. Clubs : Central and
Engineers, Rio de Janeiro. (01269)
DAVIES, Major Walford, O.B.E, R.A.F.
DAVIES, Walter, M.B.E, J.P. for the County of
Middlesex, fi. 24 Oct. 1857 ; s. of Chas. William Davies, of
London. War Work : Hon. Sec, Ealing National Emergency
Fund (Prince of Wales' Fund) ; MUitary Representative ;
National Service Representative ; Hon. Sec. and Treasurer,
Ealing War Hospitals Workshop. Address : Downhurst
Ealing, W. 5. Club : Constitutional. (M314)
DAVIES, WiUiam, M.B.E.
DAVIES, Major WUliam Henry Saxon, O.B.E.
DAVIES, WilUam John Abbott, O.B.E.
DAVIES, WUliam Lloyd, M.B.E.
DAVIES, Lieut. WiUiam Thomas, M.B.E, 5. 25 Oct. 1874 ;
s. of Michael Davies, of Bridgend, Glamorganshire • m. Florence
Eleanor, d. of William John Leat, of Tondu, Glam. Educ :
Bridgend Board and Grammar Schools and Cardiff Higher

Grade. Manager ; Ministry of Labour. War Work : Joined
as Private 10th Batt. Rifle Brigade, 10 Sept. 1914 ; promoted
Sergt 12 Sept. ; went to France, July, 1915 ; granted commis
sion, Aug. 1915 ; returned to England, Sept. 1915, and posted
to 10th Batt. Welsh Regt. ; transferred to 3rd Garr. Batt.
Royal Welsh Fusiliers ; proceeded to Egypt, July, 1916, on
Prisoner of War work. Club : Masonic. (M4674)
DAVIES, Dorothy Mortlock, Mrs. KEVILL-, M.B.E. ;
d. of Ernest Lacon, of Ormesby Hall, Norfolk; to. Capt.
W. A. S. H. KeviU-Davfes, 7th Hussars, of Croft Castle, Here
fordshire. War Work : Hon. Sec. Women's War Agricultural
Committee and Horticultural Committee ; Hon. Sec. of County
Federation of Women Institutes. Address: The Highwood,
Leominster, Herefordshire. (M1631)
DAVIES, Ethel, Mrs. PRICE-, O.B.E, 6. 19 May,
1872; d. of 0. E. Charlesworth, J.P, of Conyngham HaU,
Knaresborough ; to. Lieut.-Col. Stafford D. Prico-Davles. Vice-
President, Montgomeryshire British Red Cross Society. War
Work : Started a hospital, Broadway House, Churchstoke, Mont
gomeryshire, which continued until the end of the War. Ad
dress : Marrington Hall, Chirbury, Salop. Clubs : Ladies'
Imperial, London; Shropshire Ladies' County, Shrewsbury. (01267)
DAVIES, Capt. Edward Owen WATKIN-, O.B.E.
DAVIES, Rev. WiUiam WYNN-, O.B.E, B.A. (lst)(Lond.).
Edue. : Grammar School, Beaumaris ; University College of
Wales, Aberystwyth. Minister of Capel Mawr, Rhos ; Chair
man of Managers of Rhos CouncU Schools ; Member of Gov
erning Body of Ruabon County Sehool. War Work : Chair
man of War Savings and Rhos Food Production Committees ;
Vice-Chairman of East Denbigh War Aims Committee ; and
varied and valuable administrative and platform work. Ad
dress : Rhos, Wrexham, N. Wales. (010281)
DAVIS, Albert Alfred, M.B.E.
DAVIS, Lieut. Alexander Horace, O.B.E, M.C, R.G.A,
6. 2 Feb. 1886 ; s. of Charles Davis, of Cumbrae, Wharf Road,
Bournemouth ; to. Olive May, d. of Francis Dungey, of Ply
mouth. Educ, : Westboume British School, Bournemouth.
War Work : Embarked for France with 2nd Siege Battery,
R.G.A, Sept. 1914 ; commissioned for service in the field,
Sept. 1915 ; served with 102 Siege Bty. in France, from May,
1916, to Mar. 1917 ; appointed Staff Capt, VI. Corps, H.A,
Mar. 1917 ; appointed Staff Capt, IX. Corps, R.A, July,
1919. (02487)
DAVIS, Anna Gronow, Mrs., M.B.E.
_ DAVIS, Capt. Bernard Langridge, O.B.E, R.A.M.C (T.) .
DAVIS, Capt. Bryant FitzwiUiam Richard, O.B.E.
DAVIS, Lieut.-Col. CecU, O.B.E, (T.).
DAVIS, Charles, M.B.E.
DAVIS, Lieut.-Col. Charles Herbert, C.B.E, D.S.O.
DAVIS, Lieut.-Col. Charles Thomas, O.B.E.
DAVIS, Adm. Edward Henry Meggs, CM.G, O.B.E, 6.
1846 ; s. of the late Capt. John E. Davis ; m. 1895, Ethel
Mary, d. of the late F. 0. Lambe, of Flushing, Cornwall. Entered
R.N. 1860; Lieut. 1870: Com. 1878; Capt. 1887; Rear-
Aclm. 1901 ; Vice-Adm. (ret.), 1905 ; Adm. 1908 : » served
at bombardment of Kagosima, Japan, 1863; at capture of
Simonoselri Forts, Japan. 1864: during Kaffir War, 1877-78;
with Naval Brig, (specially promited), and during Zulu War,
1879 (medal with three clasps) ; hoisted British flag on 13
islands of the Gilbert group, W Pacific, 1892 ; J.P. for Sussex.
Address : Rathedmond, Bexhill-on-Sca. Club : Naval and
Military. (010283)
DAVIS, Capt. Eugene Charles Henry, M.B.E.
DAVIS, Florence Mary, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 16 Oct. 1863 ;
m. Arthur Walker Davis. Trained nurse, 1885-90, King's
College Hospital, London; Charge-nurse, J. J. Hospital,
Bombay, 1891-96 ; Sister, R. Sussex County Hospital, 1896-99 ;
Matron, Hove Sanatorium, 1899-1904. War Work: From
Sept 1914, to Oct. 1918, as Sister, R. Sussex County Hospital ;
Matron, with the first B.R.C.S. unit at Boulogne ; Sister-m-
Charge, Mrs. Hanbury Tracey's Hospital, Woodcote ; Matron,
V A.D. Hospital, P.orchester Terrace, London, W. ; and
Interviewing Matron, etc, Devonsliire House, and 83, Pall MaU,
W. Address : Highdown, Rhodes Minnis, Elham, Canterbury. (03687)
DAVIS, Major Francis Robert Edward, O.B.E, R.A.F.
DAVIS, Capt. Frank Gordon, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
DAVIS, Georgina Jessie Chisholm, Mrs, M.B.E,
DAVIS, Gershom Willoughby Cecil, M.B.E., A.O.A, 6.
28 July 1880 ; s. of the late AUred Davis, of WiUow Grange-
Keston, Kent ; to. Hilda Margaret, d. of the late Judge Vickers,
of Kingston, Jamaica, B.W.I. Chartered Accountant of the
firm of Linnett, Davis & Co, 42, Poultry, E.C War Work :
In Accounts Dept, Ministry of Munitions ; appointed Assistant
ControUer of Munitions Accounts on 31 May, 1919 ; later a
member of Accounts Liquidation Committee, and other Sub-
Committees for winding up affairs of Accounts Dept, Ministry
of Munitions. Addresses : 42, Poultry, E.C. ; 2, Moscow
Court, Bayswater, W. (M7870)
DAVIS, Harry Lewer, O.B.E.
DAVIS, Henry WilUam Carless, O.B.E.
DAVIS, John, M.B.E, R.G.A.
DAVIS, Comm. John Cecil, O.B.E, R.N.
DAVIS, John Samuel Champion, C.B.E, V.D, M.A, J.P,
D L , 6 21 Feb. 1859 ; s. of Rev. S. Davis, of Burrington, N.
Devon ; m. Minna Sophia, d. of WUliam Butt, of Axmouth,
Devon. Educ. : Rossall and Balliol College. Indian Civil
Service, 1880-1906; D.L. and J P. for Devon; Member of

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Devon County CouncU ; Member of Devon Territorial Force
Association ; Deputy Chairman, Exeter Diocesan Board of
Finance ; County Director, British Red Cross Society. War
Work : Control of Red Cross and V.A.D. work in Devon.
Address : Kingford, Burrington, N. Devon. Clubs : New
University ; Devon and Exeter. (C142)
DAVIS, Capt. Kenneth Randall, O.B.E, Royal Warwick
shire Regt. (T.), 6. 1867 ; s. of J. Davis, of Bournemouth ;
m. Jane, d. of W. Dolamore, of Bournemouth. Educ. :
Privately. Address : Broadmeadow, SolihiU, Warwickshire.
Clubs : R.A.C. ; Union, Birmingham. (03688)
DAVIS, Lilian Bertha, M.B.E, 6. 25 Dec. 1896 ; d. of
Francis J. M. Davis, of Bath. Educ. : Alexandra School,
Dublin. Appointed Woman Clerk, Savings Bank Dept,
General Post Office, Jan. 1916. War Work : Loaned to War
Trade Department as administrative assistant, 1916-19. (M7871)
DAVIS, Ct.pt. LesUe Stalman, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
DAVIS, Mary EUzabeth Mrs, O.B.E.
DAVIS, Owen, M.B.E.
DAVIS, Paymaster Lieut.-Comm. Reginald Unwin,
O.B.E, R.N.
DAVIS, Capt. Robert, M.B.E, R.E.
DAVIS, Capt. Sidney AUred, D.S.O, O.B.E. Lieut.-Gen.
List and Acting Capt. ; served in the Great War, 1914-16
(despatches) (07070)
DAVIS, Lieut. Spencer, M.B.E.
DAVIS, Lieut. Sidney George, O.B.E, LL.B. (Lond.)
6. 15 Dec. 1883 ; s. of Walter James Davis, of Wandsworth
Common. Educ. : King's and University Colleges, London.
Solicitor. War Work : Attached Staff D.R. 7(6), War Office,
London ; transferred to Ministry of National Service ;
served at London Headquarters as Personal Assistant to Con
troller of Registration and Director of National Service, London
and South Eastern Region ; Joint Secretary, Registration
Advisory Board ; gave evidence for M. N.S. to Civil War Workers
Committee (Ministry of Reconstruction) ; Joint Representative
on Committee of Manning (Ministry of Shipping). Addresses :
19, Park Road, Wandwsorth Common, S.W. ; Donington
House, Norfolk Street, Strand, W.C. 2. Club : Royal Societies'. (0271)
DAVIS, Sydney Carlile, M.B.E, 6. 1878 ; s. of Orlando
Davis, J.P, of Plymouth ; to. Saidie, d. of the late Thomas
Pickering Pick, F.R.CS, of London. Educ. : Plymouth CoU.
Solicitor and Notary PubUc, Vice-Consul for Sweden ; Hon.
SoUcitor, National Chamber of Trade ; Hon. Sec. Plymouth
Incorporated Mercantile Association. War Work : Clerk to
the Plymouth Panel of the Devon County Appeal Tribunal,
under the MiUtary Service Act; Road Transport Officer for
Plymouth Area of S.W. Division of Ministry of Food ; organiser
of Road Transport Services for Plymouth and CornwaU during
Railway Strike, 1919. Address : Plvmouth. (M7872)
DAVIS, Thomas Ruddock, O.B.E, F.I.S, F.I.D., 6.
7 Dec. 1884 ; s. of Thomas Dewar Davis, of Newcastle-on-Tyne
and Streatham ; to. Keturah, d. of George Crowter, of West
Norwood. Educ. : Lancaster CoU. One of the first members
of the Incorporated Institute of Shipbrokers ; Director of W.R.
Smith and Sons (London), Ltd. ; Director of Cornborough
Shipping Line, Ltd. ; FeUow of Institute of Directors. War
Work : Joined the firm of Ross T. Smyth & Co, appointed to
buy all the grain for the AUies under Asquith Government ;
negotiated all the chartering of tonnage for carrying grain
purchases ; subsequently technical shipping assistant to the
Royal Commission on Wheat SuppUes ; Anally managing the
Commission's City Chartering Bureau. Addresses : Bonheur,
Braxted Park. Streatham ; Exchange Chambers, St Mary Axe,
E.C. 3. (010285)
DAVIS, Capt. Valfred Emanuel, M.B.E.
DAVIS, Lieut. WilUam, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
DAVIS, Lieut.-Col. WUUam Northcote, O.B.E, V.D,
J.P. DAVIS, Comm. WiUiam Thomas, O.B.E., R.N.V.R.
DAVIS, Evelyn Mary, Mrs. BRAMWELL-, O.B.E. ;
d. of Albert R. TUl, of Crookham House, r.r. Newbury, Berks ;
to. the late Percy BramweU-Davis, Capt. Highland Light
Infantry, s. of Richard BramweU-Davis, K.C War Work :
Sec. Berkshire War Pensions Local Committee. Address :
co A. S. B. Tull. Esq, Crookham House, nr. Newbury, Berks.
Club : Ladies' Empress. (O10254)
DAVISON, Major Charles Gray, O.B.E.
DAVISON, Daniel, O.B.E.
DAVISON, Capt. Duncan Athol, O.B.E, Royal Irish
FusUiers, 6. 20 Aug. 1887 ; s. of Duncan Davison, of Sedgefleld
House, Sedgefleld, Durham. Educ. : Bedford and Sandhurst.
Gazetted 2nd Lieut. R. Irish FusiUers, 9 Oct. 1907 ; Lieut,
12 Dec. 1909; Capt., 27 Oct. 1914; appointed Assistant
Instructor, School of Musketry, Hythe, 1 Jan. 1914 ; Assist
Instructor, School of Musketry, Hythe (temp.) 20 Dec. 1915 ;
Assist. Instructor, Machine-gun Corps, British Armies in
France, 18 Oct. 1916 ; Commandant, School of Musketry,
Ireland (T. Major) 1 June, 1917 ; Chief Instructor, School of
Musketry, Deland (T. Major), 13 July, 1918; Adjutant,
2nd R. Irish FusiUers, 11 Aug. 1919 ; served with 1st Bn.
R. Irish Fusiliers in France and Flanders, 18 Dec. 1914, to
1 May, 1915 ; wounded, 2nd Battle of Ypres, 25 AprU. 1915.
Clubs : Naval and MiUtary ; Junior United Service. (08788)
DAVISON, Edward Anderson, M.B.E.
DAVISON, 2nd Lieut. James Edwin, M.B.E, R.E
DAVISON, John WiUiam, M.B.E, M.I.Mech.E, fi. 6 May,

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1864 ; s. of James Davison, of Low Fell, Co. Durham ; m-
Mary Dorethea, d. of WiUiam Clemson CowgUl, of Old Colwyn.
Educ. : Ravensworth Academy, Co. Durham ; Dr. Ehritc'h's
Private School, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Sub-Commissioner, Glam.
County St. John Ambulance Brigade, Priory for Wales ; Chief
Mech. and Constructional Engineer to the Great Western
CoUiery Co, Ltd, Pontypridd ; Member of the CouncU of the
South Wales Institute of Engineers. War Work : Organised
Flag Days and coUected Funds towards War Hospitals ;
supervised the conveying of the wounded from station to
hospitals, and charge of orderlies at the hospital ; Commandant
of V.A.D. ; 1st Lieut, 6th Vol. Batt. Glamorgan Volunteers ;
charge of sentries and guards on night duty, Cardiff Docks,
1917-18 ; Instructor in trench work, obstacles, and bombing
to the battalion. Address : Rhondda House, Pontypridd. (M7874)
DAVISON, Minnie Gibson, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 11 Dec. 1870;
d. of Robert Henry Brooks, of North Shields ; m. Thomas, s. of
Charles Davison, of Comsay, Durham. Educ. : Cleminson's
Private Seminary, Bishop Auckland. War Work : Col. of New
castle Women's Volunteer Reserve ; raised the above corps,
which was the first of its kind in the country, to train women
to replace men caUed up for war service ; organised and carried
on saUors' and soldiers' canteen and free rest rooms at Central
Station, Newcastle ; supplied comforts for soldiers at home and
abroad ; catered and provided for refugees passing through the
Port of Newcastle. (010287)
DAVISON, WilUam Henderson, O.B.E, M.B, D.P.H,
Barrister-at-Law, 6. 26 Feb. 1880 ; s. of Henderson Davison,
of Lame, Co. Antrim ; to. Gladys, d. of late HU1 Norris, M.D,
J.P, of Aston. Educ. : Royal School, Dungannon, and Edin
burgh University. Assistant Medical Officer of Health, City
of Birmingham. War Work: Major, R.A.M.C. (T.F.);
D.A.D.M.S. Sanitation, Third Army, H.Q, B.E.F. ; Com
mandant, Fourth Army School of Sanitation, Peronne ;
Divisional Sanitary Officer, 61st South Midland Division,
B.E.F. Address : 11, Vernon Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham. (02488)
DAVISON, Sir WilUam Henry, K.B.E, J.P, D.L,
M.P, ; s. of Richard Davison, of Beechfield, BaUymena, Co.
Antrim ; m. Beatrice Mary, d. of Sir Owen Roberts, D.L, J.P.
D.C.L, of Henley Park, Guildford, Surrey, and Plas Dinas,
Carnarvon. Educ. : Shrewsbury and Oxford (M.A. Honours,
Jurisprudence). Barrister-at-Law ; M.P. for South Kensing
ton ; Alderman of the Royal Borough of Kensington ; Mayor
of that borough from 1913-19, inclusive ; D.L. and J.P. for
County of London ; Fellow of Society of Antiquaries and Vice-
President, Royal Society of Arts. War Work : Raised men for
two territorial battaUons and one service battaUon of the New
Army (the 22nd Batt. Royal FusUiers, Kensington); in connection
with the latter, undertook the personal responsibUity of housing,
clothing, and equipping the men and selecting the officers who
trained the battalion for active service in a camp which he
erected at Horsham : for this he received the thanks of the
Army Council ; Hon. Commandant, Kensington Volunteer
Battalion ; Chairman, Kensington MUitary Service Tribunal ;
Chairman of Kensington Division, British Red Cross Society ;
President, Kensington War Hospital Supply Depots. Address :
14, Kensington Park Gardens, W. 11. Clubs : Athenaeum ;
Carlton ; Oxford and Cambridge. (K59)
DAVOREN, Carmen, M.B.E.
DAVSON, Lieut.-Col. Ivan Buchanan, O.B.E.
DAVY, Lieut. CyrU, M.B.E.
DAVY, Major Frederick, O.B.E.
DAVY, Col. Sir Henry, K.B.E, C.B, M.D. D.Sc
DAVY, Sir Henry, K.B.E, C.B, M.D.. D Sc, F.R.C.P,
Col. R.A.M.C. (T.), T. Col. A.M.S, 6. 18 Jan. 1855; s. of Henry
Davy, of Ottery St. Mary, Devon; m. 1st, 6 Jan. 1885 Beatrice
Mary, d. of W. J. Tucker, of Chard, Somerset d. 9 Dec. 1905,
2ndly, 10 Jan. 1920, Mary, d. of the late Samuel Octavius
Gray of Swaines, Rudgwick, Sussex, and widow of John Mor
timer, M.D, of Southernhay, Exeter. President of British
Med. Association, 1907-8; Physician to Roy. Devon and
Exeter Hospital since 1881; Consulting Physician, S. Command,
1915. Aidress: Southernhav House, Exeter. Clubs: Garrick,
Devon, and Exeter. (K286)
DAVY, Capt. Gerald Henry, O.B.E, M.D, 6. 1883.
Educ : Hymers Coll. ; GonviUe and Caius CoU, Cambridge ;
the London Hospital. War Work : Temp. Commission,
R.A.M.C, May, 1915 ; GalUpoU, Aug. to Dec. 1915 ; Meso
potamia, Feb. 1916, to Oct. 1918. Address: 301, Beverley
Road, Hull. (O4204)
DAVY, LUa, C.B.E, 6.1873 ; d. of the late George Baynton
Davy, of Owthorpe, Notts, and Spean Lodge, Spean Bridge,
Scotland. War Work : 1914-15, Quartermaster, Brae Locha-
ber V.A.D, County of Inverness ; Chairman, Local Ways and
Means Committee, Brae Lochaber ; 1915-17, served in France
with V.A.D, 128, London ; 1917-20, served in France in Queen
Mary's Army AuxiUary Corps, acting as Chief Controller
overseas, from Sept. 1918. Despatches four times. Address:
Spean Lodge, Spean Bridge, Scotland. (C1243)
DAVY, Francis Herbert Mountjoy Nelson HUMPHREY-,
O.B.E, 6. 9 April, 1880 ; s. of Alfred Humphrey-Davy, M.D,
M.Ch, of The Red House, Bournemouth West; g.g.gs. of
Frances Herbert, Viscountess Nelson, and descended paternauy
from the 10th Earl of Ross, and matemaUy from the 4th Earl of
Moray. Educ. : London Univ. ; University Tutorial CoU.,
London. Founder of the All-British Industrial Movement by
forming the Union Jack Industries League, becoming Hon. Sec.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Day

1905, and Vice-Chairman, 1911; Sub-Editor, London News
Agency, 1908-14 ; joined " The Times " Staff, 1914 ; a Private
Secretary to Viscount Northcliffe since 1915. War Work :
Work in connection with the British War Mission to the United
States, 1917. Addresses: "The Times," Printing House
Square, E.C. 4 ; The Red House, Bournemouth West. (03689)
DAVYS, Maud Lihan, O.B.E, fi. 1 Nov. 1887 ; d. of the
late Lieut.-Col. T. C H. Spencer, of Beechview, Blackheath ;
m. Lieut.-Col. Gerard Irvine Davys,*, of Cochran Davys, of
Sligo. Educ : London, Paris, and Weimar. First Assistant,
Military Food Laboratory, Kasauli, India ; prior to War,
Assistant, Brigade Laboratory, Jubbulpore ; Assistant,
Quetta Malaria Investigation (all of which has been entirely
voluntary and unpaid). War Work : Assistant, Cholera In
vestigation, Kampti ; Voluntary War Work in London ; Clerk,
No. 2 Ambulance Train ; Assistant, Brigade Laboratory,
Jullundur; First Assistant, Bacteriological Laboratory,
Bombay ; First Assistant, Brigade Laboratory, Ambala ;
First Assistant, MiUtary Food Laboratory, Kasauli. Address :
Kasauli, Simla Hills, India. (O4031)
DAW, Major Thomas, M.B.E.
DAWES, Elizabeth LiUan, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 30 March,
1878 ; d. of J. R. Roberts, of Cwm-y-Glo, Carnarvon ; m.
Joseph Harold Cowburn, s. of the late Joseph Dawes, of Cheadle,
Cheshire. Educ : Home and Colonial Coll ; Gray's Inn,
London. War Work : Acting Quartermaster, Detention
Hospital, Addison ViUas, Northampton, 3 months ; Nurse,
General Hospital, Northampton, 2 months ; Acting Com
mandant, Wothorp Stampford R.F.A. Hospital, 2 months ;
Quartermaster, Abington Av. Aux. Mil. Hospital, Northants,
3 years. Address : 1, Park Avenue, Northampton. (M7875)
DAWES, Helen Frances, M.B.E.
DAWES, 2nd Lieut. Henry, M.B.E, R.A.F.
DAWES, Major Henry HaUord, O.B.E.
DAWES, Hugh Campbell Frederick, D.S.O, O.B.E.
DAWES, Jesse Cooper, O.B.E, 6. 21 Oct. 1878 ; s. of
James C. Dawes, of Wolverhampton ; m. AUce Gertrude, d. of
Joseph Clarke, of York. PubUc Cleansing and Salvage
Inspector, Engineering Department, Ministry of Health. War
Work : Assistant Director and Chief Technical Adviser to the
National Salvage Department. Addresses : Ministry of
Health ; Radnor Avenue, Harrow. (010288)
DAWKINS, Charles WiUiam, C.B.E, 6. 22 July, 1870.
War Work : ControUer of Contracts, Ministry of Information :
Member Advisory Committee, Agricl .Machinery Dept, Ministry
of Munitions. Clubs : British Empire ; National Liberal. (C951)
DAWKINS, Capt. Ernest Walton, M.B.E, 6. 24 Dec.
1876 ; s. of Charles Dawkins, of Southampton ; m. Katherine,
d. of Patrick King, of Tralee. War Work : Charge of a Wing of
an Army Pay Office. Address : Fairmead, The Mount,
Shrewsbury. (M6625)
DAWKINS, Horace Christian, M.B.E, 6. 1867; s. of
Clinton George Dawkins, of the Foreign Office (see Burke's
Landed Gentry, Dawkins of Over Norton) ; m. Marjorie
Vesey, d. of Sir Vesey Holt, K.B.E. Educ. : Eton ; BaUiol.
Clerk Assistant, House of Commons. War Work : Commander,
" G " Division, MetropoUtan Special Constabulary, 1914-18.
Address : 9. Onslow Square, S.W. Club .' Travellers'. (M316)
DAWKINS, WilUam Paxton, M.B.E., Clerk in the Civil
Service. War Work : Temporary Clerk at the Foreign Office
from Sept. 1914 ; accompanied Viscount Milner on a Special
Mission to Russia, 1917 ; accompanied Mr. Balfour (Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs) to America, 1917 ; attached to
Staff of the Earl of Reading, High Commissioner and Special
Ambassador to United States, 1918-19, and subsequently (in
1919) to Staff of Viscount Grey of FaUodon, Special Am
bassador to United States ; Confidential Clerk to Sir Auckland
Geddes, H.M. Ambassador at Washington, 1920. Address :
British Embassy, Washington, D.C, U.S.A. (M7876)
DAWNAY, Lieut.-Col. Alan Geoffrey Charles, C.B.E,
D.S.O, fi. 24 March, 1888 ; s. of Lewis Payn Downay, 2nd s. of
the 7th Viscount Downe (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. 3 Aug. 1914,
Elizabeth Sofia, d. of George Bulteel, of Brook Lodge, Ascot,
Capt. and Brevet Major, Coldstream Guards' G.S.O. (2nd grade)
1916, and 1st grade from 1916. Served in the Great War
(despatches six times, Brevet) ; has Order of the Nile, Silver
Medal for MiUtary Valour of Italy ; Legion of Honour. Address:
c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, 16, Charing Cross, S.W. 1. (C1376)
DAWNAY, Sybil Mary, O.B.E, 6. 7 April, 1876; d.
of Hon. WiUiam Frederick Dawnay, of Brampton House,
Northampton. Edue. : Privately. War Work : Hon. Sec,
and in charge of Stores Dept, for Northamptonshire County
Association for the Administration of Voluntary Work, under
Sir Edward Ward ; also Stores Dept. of Northamptonshire
Red Cross Committee, 1915-19. Address : Brampton House,
Northampton. (01273)
DAWSON, Agnes, M.B.E, B.Sc. (Boon.). 6. 22 Sept.
1876; d. of WiUiam Dawson, M.I.C.E, of Leyton, Essex.
Educ. : Privately ; London and Munich Univ. Statistician,
E.M. 7 and M.S.(M.) Sections, Ministry of Munitions, 1916-18.
Chief Statistician, Appointments Department, Ministry of
Labour, since Sept. 1918. Addresses : 113, WaUwood Road,
Leytonstone, Essex; London School of Economics, Clare
Market, Kingsway. (M7877)
DAWSON, Agnes Elizabeth, Mrs., M.B.E.
DAWSON, Dame Aimee Evelyn, Lady, G.B.E, d. of the
late Gordon Pirie, of Chateau de Barenne, France (see Burke's
Landed Gentry), and w. of Herbert Oakley ; m. 15 Dec. 1903,

Sir Douglas Frederick Rawdon, G.CV.O, C.B, CM.G. ; s. of
Thomas Vesey Dawson, 2nd s. of the 2nd Lord Crcmorne, and
brother of the 3rd Lord Cromorno and 1st Earl of Dartrey
(see Burke's Peerage). Addresses : Remenham Place, Henley-
on-Thames ; Stable Yard, St. James's Palace, S.W. 1 . (DG0)
DAWSON, Lieut. Albert Edward, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
DAWSON, Capt. Alexander John, M.B.E,, R.A.F.
DAWSON, Col. Algernon Cecil, C.B.E, J.P, D.L. for
Norfolk, 6. 3 May, 1849 ; s. of Rev. J. Dawson, of Rollcsby
Hall, Norwich ; to. Helen Louise, d. of Maj.-Gen. C Daniell,
C.B. Educ. : Abroad. Captain, 3rd D.G. ; Major, Norfolk
ArtUlery ; Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col, 1st V.B. Norfolk Regt. ;
War Work : Supervising Officer, Vulnerable Points, No. 1
District, Eastern Command ; Col, Royal Defence Corps.
Address : Manor House, Catton, Norwich. Clubs : Naval
and Military ; Norfolk. (C811)
DAWSON, Anne, M.B.E.
DAWSON, Arthur James, O.B.E.
DAWSON, Arthur Robert, M.B.E, I.S.O, R.N.R, 6.
13 May, 1861 ; s. of Rev. WiUiam James Dawson, of South
ampton ; to. Mary AUce, d. of Rev. Edward Dodds. Educ. :
New Kingswood CoU, Lansdown, Bath. Collector of Customs
and Excise, Cardiff ; Registrar of Shipping ; Receiver of
Wrecks, etc. War Work : Entrusted with important duties
relating to the control of shipping and the import and export
trade. Address : 8, Victoria Road, Penarth, Cardiff. (M1639)
DAWSON, Cecily, M.B.E, 6. 1878 ; d. of John Walker
Dawson^of London. Educ : Grey Coat Hospital, S.W, and
Paris, war Work : Registrar, Ministry National Service.
Address : Innisfree, Downs Court Road, Purley. Club :
Fabian Society. (M7880)
DAWSON, Errington, O.B.E, 6. 17 Sept. 1850; to.
Leonora, d. of Francis Churchill Cannell, of Lisbon. A
Managing Director of Garland Laidley & Co, Ltd, Lisbon,
Oporto and Vigo. Address: Garland, Laidley & Co, Ltd,
Lisbon, Portugal. (010289)
DAWSON, Capt. Frank Donald, O.B.E.
DAWSON, Frederick WilUam, M.B.E.
DAWSON, George William, M.B.E.
DAWSON, Hannah, M.B.E.
DAWSON, Paymaster-Capt. Henry, C.B.E, R.N. War
Work : employed at Naval Base, Great Yarmouth. (C2296)
DAWSON, Lieut. Herbert Milner, M.B.E.
DAWSON, Capt. John Kenneth Bonsfleld, O.B.E.
DAWSON, Keith Cyril Darlington, M.B.E. (M10216)
DAWSON, Minnie Ethel, Lady, O.B.E, y. d. of Sir Alfred
Fernandez Yarrow, 1st Bt. (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. 18 Dec
1900, Sir Bertrand Edward Dawson, G.CV.O, K.C.M.G, C.B,
1st Baron Dawson of Penn (see Burke's Peerage). (01275)
DAWSON, Sidney Stanley, O.B.E, J.P, F.C.A, 6.
1868. Educ. : Blue Coat Hospital, Liverpool. Mayor of
Wallasey (Cheshire), 1915-16 ; Professor of Accountancy
(Birmingham University), 1907-10. War Work: Chairman,
Wallasey War Pensions Committee ; Chairman. WaUasey "War
Savings Committee: Member of Cheshire County Appeal
Tribunal (under MiUtary Service Acts). Addresses : 51, North
John Street, and Prince's Park, Liverpool. Clubs : Con
stitutional, London ; Conservative, Liverpool. (010290)
DAWSON, Major Thomas Henry, C.M.G, C.B.E. Major
New Zealand Inf. (C1853)
DAWSON, WUUam, O.B.E.
DAWSON, Lieut. William, M.B.E, R.A.F.
DAWSON, Major William Bell, M.B.E.
DAWSON, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Richard, O.B.E, M.D,
F.R.CP.I, R.A.M.C, 6. 11 Sept. 1864 ; s. of the late Very
Rev. Abraham Dawson, Dean of Dromore, Ireland ; to.
Florence A. E, d. of the late Robert W. Shekleton, Q.C, of
DubUn. Educ. : Royal School, Dungannon, and T.C.D.
H.M. Inspector of Lunatic Asylums, Ireland ; Consulting
Neurologist to the Ministry of Pensions ; co-Editor, " Journal
of Mental Science." War Work : Specialist in Nerve Diseases
(including Mental Disease) to the troops in Ireland, with com
mission in R.A.M.C, first as Major, promoted Lieut.-Col, 1917,
from 15 Sept. 1915, to 3 March, 1920; President, Special
Medical Board, for 2 years ; also worked for St. John Ambulance
Brigade, etc. Address : 7, Ailesbury Road DubUn. Clubs :
University, DubUn ; Swiss Alpine. (O7071).
DAWTRY, W. F., M.B.E.
DAY, Albert Cecil, C.B.E, 6. 9 Nov. 1884 ; s. of C. F.
Dav of Eastington, Glostershire ; to. Clara Katharine, d. of
the' late W. Fisher, of Lydney, Glostershire. Educ : North-
leach Grammar School and privately. Official Sec. to the.
Governor-General and Commander-in-Chief of New Zealand,
Address : Secretary's Lodge, Government House, WeUington.
New Zealand. Club : WeUington. (C1993)
DAY, Albert Sinclair, M.B.E, 6. 13 Nov. 1873 ; s. of B. N.
Day of Calcutta ; to. Maria Meta Charlotte, d. of E. Nyss, of
Calcutta Educ. : Reid Christian College, Lucknow. Sec. to
Chief Justices Sir Louis Kershaw, Sir Arthur Strachey, Sir
John Stanley, Kt, K.C.I.E, C.B.E, Sir Henry Richards, Kt,
K B E, and Sir Grimwood Mears, Kt. War Work : Chief
Clerk, and later Hon. Sec. U.P. Special War Fund, the activities
of which may be measured by its War Charities amounting to
over 331 lakhs of rupees ; also connected with Lady Richard's
Red Cross and St. John's Ambulance Association, U.P, and
the Prisoners' Bread Fund. Address : 11 Strachey Road,
Allahabad, U.P. (M7083)
DAY, Rev. Arthur, O.B.E.

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DAY, Major Benjamin, O.B.E, R.E.
DAY, Ven. Charles Victor Parkerson, C.B.E, T.D,
M.A, late Archdeacon of Mackay, 6. 1864 ; s. of Theodore
H. C Day, M.A, of Limpenhoe Rectory, Norfolk; m. Helen
Constance, d. of Mark Lambert, of Whitley HaU, Northumber
land. Educ. : Oundle, Durham, and Cuddesdon CoUege, Oxon.
Commissary to the Bishop of North Queensland ; Vicar of
Glastonbury, Somerset ; formerly Vicar of Wotkey, Somerset ;
Principal of Abbey School, Beckenham, Kent ; late Canon
and Subdean of TownsvUle Cathedral, Queensland ; late Vicar
of Christ Church, MUton, Brisbane ; domestic Chaplain to the
Bishop of Brisbane ; Archdeacon of Mackay, N. Queensland ;
Rector of Southwood and Limpenhoe, Norfolk. Served as
Chaplain in S. A. War, Queen's and King's Medals with five
clasps. Also served in Great War 1914-19. Mentioned in
despatches. Address : The Abbey House, Glastonbury,
Somerset. Club : Royal Colonial Institute. (C1104)
DAY, Capt. Christian Richard John, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
DAY, Major Edmund, O.B.E.
DAY Edward PhiUp, M.B.E, 6. 27 Oct. 1881; s. of
Ernest Clement Day, of Beaconsfield Terrace, Peterborough.
Educ. : St. Peter's Peterborough. Headmaster, AU Saints'
School, Bingham, Nottingham. War Work : Da connection
with War Savings Movement and Victory Loan Campaign in
South Notts. : Local Sec. for Lord Derby's Recruiting Scheme.
Addresses : Bingham, Nottingham, and Beaconsfield Terrace,
Peterborough. (M7881)
DAY, Rev. Edward Rouviere, C.M.G, C.B.E, 6. 1867 ;
s. of the late Robert Day, J.P, F.S.A, of Myrtle HIU House,
Cork ; m. 1893, Lydia Constance Mary Bremner. Educ. :
Cork Gram. Sch, and Trin. CoU, DubUn (B.A. 1891, M.A. 1896).
Chap, to the Forces (1st Class), with rank of Col. ; served in
the S. African War, 1900-2 ; present at relief of Ladysmitn
(despatches twice, Queen's medal with six clasps, King's medal
with two clasps, promoted) ; and in the Great War, 1914-18
(despatches five times) : appointed Principal Chap. Egyptian
Expeditionary Force, 1918, with rank of Brig.-Gen. Address :
Ivv Cottage, Whittington, Lichfield. (C1377)
DAY, Ernest Cockburn, M.B.E.
DAY, Florence, M.B.E, R.A.F.
DAY, Frederick Thomas, M.B.E.
DAY, George, M.B.E, F.R.CS.E, 6. 1 Nov. 1872;
Thomas Day, of Norwich ; m. IsabeUa Blackwood, d. of the late
John Muckersie, of Kirkcaldy, N.B. Educ. : Privately. Physician
and Surgeon. War Work : Medical Officer in Trench Warfare
Depot, Hanley, Staffs, (afterwards H.M. CyUnder Depot),
where poison gas of various kinds was evacuated ; also work
on Recruiting Boards. Address : Lichfield House, Hanley,
Staffs. (M6733)
DAY, George, M.B.E.
DAY, Lieut. George Albert John, M.B.E, EGA,
DAY, Gertrude Margaret, M.B.E, 6. 20 Dec 1875 ; d. of
Colonel Francis J. Day, Royal Engineers. Educ. : Private
Schools. War Work : Board of Trade, Juvenile Advisory
Committee, Deptford ; Agricultural Organiser (under the
Selborne Scheme), 1916-17 ; Board of Agriculture Travelling
Inspector, and originator of " Test of Efficiency trials for
Women Workers " ; in 1918 was appointed Chief Organiser of
Markets for Small Holders under the Horticultural Section of
the Board. Address : 66, Oxford Gardens, London, W. 10.
Club : Albemarle. (M1641)
DAY, James John, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, D.P.H,
fi. 1873 ; s. of the late James John Day ; m. 1903, Mabel Grace,
d. of WiUiam John Gordon. Served in the S. African War as
CivU Surg. ; and in the Great War attached R.A.M.C. ; Med.
Officer Mger Coast Protectorate, 1899-1900, and Assist. Med.
Officer Metropolitan Asylums Board, 1901-3. Address : Mav-
field, Sandwich, Kent. (C4357)
DAY, Maud FitzGerald, M.B.E, 6. 1871 ; d. of Robert
John FitzGerald Day, J.P, late of Beaufort, Co. Kerry, Deland.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Assistant Hon. Sec South
Staffordshire Regt. Prisoners of War Fund. (M7S84)
DAY, Lieut.-Col Robert WiUiam, D.S.O, O.B.E.
DAY, Lieut.-Comm. Roderick Wilson, O.B.E, R N R
DAY, Victor Grace, O.B.E.
DAY, Lieut. WiUiam, M.B.E.
DAY, Capt. WiUiam Leigh Maule, O.B.E, M.D. (Oxon.),
R.A.M.C, 6. 1877 ; s. of WiUiam White Dav, M.D, of Edmon
ton ; m. Gertrude Kate, d. of Surgeon-General Manners Smith,
F.R.CS.. I.M.S. Educ. : Charterhouse ; Exeter Coll,
Oxford ; Guy's Hospital. Surgeon, Essex County Hospital.
War Work : Surgical SpeciaUst, Military Hospital, Curragh.
Address : 4, Lexden Road, Colchester. (O8790)
DAY, WUUam Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 26 Sept. 1861 ; s. of
the late John Day, of Birmingham ; m. MiUicent Florence
Beatrice, d. of Nathaniel Dauncey Griffin, of Bristol. Educ. :
Bradford VUla School, Edgbaston, Birmingham. Director of
E. G. Wrigley & Co, Ltd. War Work : SmaU Tool Depart
ment, Ministry of Munitions. Address : The Lodge, Stanley
Avenue, Alperton, Wembley, Middlesex. Club : Royal Auto-
m°DAYAL, Seth Prabh, M.B.E. 017886)
DAYNES, Qr.-Mr. and Lieut. WiUiam Herbert, O B E
DEACON, Clara, M.B.E. ; d. of Capt. T. Hooper Deacon
of Swindon, Wiltshire. War Work : Commandant of B R C
Hospital, The Baths, Swindon, Aug. 1914, tUl June, 1915
Linen Sister at Q.M.C.A. Hospital, Roehampton House, Roe
hampton Lane from Aug. 1915, tiU Jan. 1916, then Assistant
Matron there tiU 1 Jan. 1917 ; 8 Jan. appointed Matron at the

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Prince of Wales' Hospital, Cardiff, and Commandant in May
of that year, which position she still holds. (M7887)
DEACON, Edgar Reginald, O.B.E.
DEACON Henry Wade, C.B.E, 6. 18 Oct. 1852;
s. of Henry Deacon, of Widnes. Educ. : King's CoUege,
London. J.P. for County of Lancaster; Chairman, Finance
Committee County CouncU, etc. War Work : Chairman,
Lancashire War Pensions Committee, and work in connection
with hospitals. Address : 8, UUet Road, Liverpool. Clubs:
Reform ; National Liberal. (C2556)
DEACON, Capt. Martin, O.B.E, R.E.
DEACON, Mary Ariel Stewart, Mrs., M.B.E, M.B, B.S,
fi. 1871 ; d. of James Stewart, of Cheltenham ; m. Major
Thomas Deacon. Educ. : Public Day School, Cheltenham ;
London School of Medicine for Women. (M1642)
DEAKEN, Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E.
DEAKIN, Major Charles, O.B.E.
DEAKLN, Capt. Ralph, O.B.E.
DEAKIN, Vera, O.B.E.
DEAN, Major Arthur Cecil Hamilton, D.S.O, O.B.E,
6. 1878 ; s. of Charles Percy Dean ; m. 1901, EUzabeth Rybot.
Major R.G.A. and Chief Instructor, R.M.A ; served in the
Great War, 1914-17 (despatch»s). (O7073)
DEAN, Capt. Basil, M.B.E.
DEAN, Edward George, M.B.E.
DEAN, Frederic WilUam Charles, M.B.E.
DEAN, Capt. George Edward, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
DEAN, Lieut. George Edward Morgan, M.B.E.
DEAN, Ida Florence, Mrs., M.B.E.
DEAN, Seth ElUs, M.B.E.
DEAN, Capt. Walter Thomas, M.B.E, R.G.A.
DEANE, Augusta, O.B.E.
DEANE, Charles Chatterton, O.B.E, M.D, J.P, fi. 1867)
s. of Alexander Sharp Deane, of Newlawn, Co. Dublin, and
Monkstown, Co. Dublin ; to. Adelaide Elizabeth, d. of Henry A.
Stocker, of Co. Cork. Educ : Privately, and Trinity Coll,
Dublin. Medical Officer, Loughgall ; Life Member of the
St. John Ambulance Association ; Justice of the Peace, Co.
Armagh. War Work : Armagh County Director of the Royal
British Red Cross and St. John Ambulance Association through- ^
out the period of the Great War. Club : Armagh County. (010293)
DEANE, Phyllis Lucy, Mrs. James, M.B.E.
DEANE, Lieut.-Col. Richard Woodforde, C.B.E.; formerly
Lieut.-Col. and Brevet Col. (ret.) ; served in the Great War,
1914-19, on Staff (despatches). (C1539;
DEANE, Major Robert, O.B.E, M.B.E.
DEARDEN, Clarence Reginald, O.B.E, fi. 23 July, 1872 ;
s. of Jonathan Dearden, of Sheffield ; m. Edith EUen, d. ot
George Booker, of Sheffield. Educ : Royal Grammar School,
Sheffield ; Sheffield School of Medicine ; London Hospital.
War Work : Medical Officer in charge Orthopaedic Hospital,
Penarth, Glamorgan. Address : Glenbura, St. Brannock's
Road, nfracombe. Club : Hfraeombe. (010294)
DEARING, Lieut. Sidney Arthur, M.B.E, R.E.
DEARNLEY, Qr.-Mr. and Capt. Walter Nathan, O.B.E.
DEAS, Acting Major Percy, O.B.E, 6. 18 AprU, 1899;
s. of Adam Deas, J.P, N.P, of Duns. Educ : RossaU, and
Edinburgh Univ. SoUcitor, partner with Adam Deas, in firm
of A. and P. Deas, Solicitors, Duns. War Work : Organised
purchase and issue of supplies for South Scottish Brigade ;
A.D.C. to Duke of Montrose, March, 1915 ; embarked for
Salonica ; transferred to 10th Irish Div, and proceeded to
Servian and Bulgarian Frontier, Dec. 1915 ; O.C. 840 Park
Co, 10th Div. Train, Aug. 1916 ; transferred to Egyptian
Camel Transport Corps, Palestine ; proceeded to Tripofi, June
1918; mentioned in despatches Nov. 1918. Address: Briery
Bank, Duns, Scotland. (06165;
DEASE, Lieut.-Col. Conley Edward, O.B.E.
DEASE, Mabel Mary Frances, Mrs., O.B.E, fi. 2 Oct.
1873 ; d. of Ambrose More-O'FerraU, V.L, J.P, Balyna, Co.
KUdare (see Burke's Landed Gentry of Ireland) ; m. Edmund
James, s. of Edmund Dease, of Rath, BaUybrettas, Queen's Co.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : 1st Commandant, V.A.D,
776, St. John's Ambulance Assoc ; organised Nenagh Wat
Hospital Supply Depot : from 1916-19, Chief Lady Super
intendent, Inspection Dept. and Central Store Dept, Ministry
of Munitions. Address : Rath, BaUybrettas, Deland. Club! :
Empress ; Alexander (DubUn) ; AutomobUe, Dawson St.
(Dublin). (014)
DEASE, Mary O'KeUy, M.B.E. (M10246.)
DE BARCAYE, Capt. Hugo Seeman, M.B.E.
DE BATHE, Lieut.-Col. MaximUian John, O.B.E, s.of
the late Gen. Sir H. P. de Bathe, Bart, K.C.B, of Knightstown,
Co. Meath : Wood End, Chichester ; and de Bathe Barton,
North Tawton (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Harrow.
Recreations : Big Game shooting ; racing, principally , in
Belgium, where he has won many races and has a training
stable at Stockel. War Work : Joined 3rd Gloucester Regt.,
AprU, 1885, proceeded India with 18th Hussars, Nov. 1889;
appointed 8th Hussars, AprU, 1893 ; proceeded S. Africa,
Oct. 1899; attached Imperial Light Horse (was present, in
Ladysmitn during the siege) ; retired, 1901 ; appointed Major
and second-in-command 7th WUts, Nov. 1914 ; proceeded
with battalion to France, Sept. 1915 ; proceeded, Nov. 1915,
with battaUon to Salonica ; continuously in front line
trenches till end of 1917 ; proceeded Ypres SaUent, Jan. 1918;
promoted Lieut.-Col. commanding 28th L. Group wrtn

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advancing army up to the Armistice ; mentioned five times
in despatches for services in front line ; retired, Dec. 1919.
Address : 74, South Audley Street, Mayfair. Club : Cavalry. (05179)
DE BAVAY, Capt. Auguste John Charles, O.B.E, 6. 19
Feb. 1890 ; s. of A. J. F. De Bavay, O.B.E, of Kew, Mel
bourne, AustraUa ; m. Vera, d. of Ernest A. ToUey, of Adelaide.
Educ. : St. Francis Xavier Coll, Kew, Melbourne. Bacteri
ologist. War Work: Joined R.A.S.C (M.T.), Aug. 1915;
served in France, March, 1916, until April, 1919. Address :
125, Wattle Street, Fularton, Adelaide. Club : Naval and
MiUtary, Adelaide. (011968)
DE BAVAY, Auguste Joseph Franoois, O.B.E, Pro
Eolesia and Pontiflci, ChevaUer Ordre de Leopold, Officier de la
Couronne, Belgium, fi. 9 June, 1856 ; s. of Xavier de Bavay,
of VUvorde-BriixeUes, Belgium ; m. Anne, d. of — Hiuzle, of
Melbourne. Educ. : Namur and Jambloux (Belgium). Con
sulting Chemist, Defence Department, and private companies ;
Director, Amalgamated Zinc De Bavay Co, Ltd, and Electro
lytic Zinc Co. of Australasia, etc. War Work : At the request of
Minister for Defence, evolving process and designing plant and
manufacture of Calcium Acetate for Acetone and Cordite ;
Inventor of De Bavay's process for the recovery of Zinc Blende.
Address : Glencara, Studley Park Road, Kew, Melbourne.
Club : Athenaeum (Melbourne). (011970)
DE BEAUFORT, Arnaud Jan, O.B.E. (011784)
DEBENHAM, Amy, O.B.E, 6. 11 Feb. 1867; a. of
Frank Gissing Debenham, of Cheshunt Park. Educ. : At
home. Hon. Sec. (East Enfield) Enfield War Pensions ; Hon.
Sec. (Cheshunt) Herts War Pensions. War Work : Soldiers'
and SaUors' Families Association, and Soldiers' and SaUors'
Help Society, throughout war untU War Pensions Act ; then
working for War Pensions, and stUl continuing, in capacities
described above. Address : Cheshunt Park, Herts. (010295)
DEBENHAM, Major Frank, O.B.E, B.A, B.Sc, 6.
26 Dec. 1883 ; s. of the late Rev. J. W. Debenham. of Sydney,
Australia ; to. Dorothy, d. of the late John T. Lempriere, of
Melbourne, AustraUa. Educ. : The King's School, N.S.W. ;
The Univ., Sydney, N.S.W. ; and Cambridge Univ. Royal
Geographical Society's Lecturer in Cartography and Surveying,
at Cambridge Univ. ; FeUow of Gonville and Caius CoU,
Cambridge. War Work : Commission in 7th Batt. Oxford and
Bucks Light Infantry ; temp. Major in July, 1915 ; wounded,
Aug. 1916, in Macedonia _; further service in England, training
of troops. Address : Caius CoUege, Cambridge. (O7075)
DEBENHAM, Walter Charles, M.B.E.
DE BLAQUIERE, Lucienne, Lady, O.B.E, d. of George
Desbarats, of Montreal, Canada, and widow of the late Baron
de Blaquiere (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Vice-
President, British Red Cross Society, from 1910 ; Cmmandant,
No. 1, Red Cross Hospital, Lansdown Place, West Bath,
1914-17 ; organised and raised equipment and funds for Officers
Convalescent Home, 28, 29 and 30, Marlborough Buildings,
1914 ; organised Red Cross Comforts for Soldiers, 1916. Ad
dress: 3, The Circus, Bath. Club : Ladies' Empire. (01121)
DE BOISE, Frank, M.B.E. (M1158)
DE BURY and DE BOCARME, Lieut.-Col. Henry Robert
Visart, Count, C.B.E, 6. 11 June, 1872 ; to. 7 May, 1898,
Agnes Mary, d. of the late Charles Robertson, and widow of
Charles Paul Derrick, of Singapore. Lieut.-Col. Canadian
Ordnance Corps and A.D.C to the Lieut.-Governor of Manitoba ;
Assist. Director of Ordnance Services, 1917 ; late Capt. Royal
ArtUlery, formerly Garrison Adjutant, St. Lucia, 1902-5 ;
Professor Royal Military Coll, Canada, 1905-10 ; obtained a
Royal Licence, 19 Nov. 1910, authorising him and the heirs
male of his body in succession to bear and use the title of Count
in this country (see Burke's Peerage). Addresses : Bury,
Hainault. Belgium ; St. John's, New Brunswick. (C772)
DE CASTRO, Edith, Mrs., M.B.E.
DE CHAIR, Major George Herbert Blackett, O.B.E, M.C,
Royal Sussex Regt, 6. 1891 ; s. of the late Richard Blackett
De Chair and Mrs. Richard De Chair, of Emsworth, Sussex ;
m. Mary Janet, d. of the late Henry J. Pearson, of Bramcote,
Notts. Educ : Norwich and Sandhurst. War Work • France,
with B.E.F. Address : Gen. Staff, Aldershot Command. (05181)
DE CHAYAL, Dora Stewert, Mrs., M.B.E.
DE CORDOVA, Judith, Mrs., M.B.E.
DE DOMBASLE, Lieut.-Col. Guy Cyril St. Pourgin,
DEEDES, Lieut. John Gordon, M.B.E. R.E, (T.).
DEEDES, Ralph Bouverie, O.B.E, M.C. (011776)
DEEDES, Rose EUnor, Mrs., M.B.E.
DEEKS, Stephen John, O.B.E. (011785e)
DE FALBE, Lieut.-Col. Christian Frederick George
WiUiam, O.B.E. T.F. Res.
DE FELICE, Capt. Rodolfo, M.B.E.
DEFRIES, Wolf, M.B.E. (M10246A)
DE FONSEKA, Edmund Clarke, M.B.E.
DE FRANCIA, Capt. Jeane, O.B.E, R.A.F.
DE FRFITAS, Anthony, O.B.E.
DE FREITAS, Dora Florence, Mrs., M.B.E.
, DE FREITAS, Capt. Julian Mignon, O.B.E, B.A, LL.B..
fi. 26 July, 1889 ; s. of Domingo S. De Freitas, of Grenada,
B. West Indies. Educ. : St. Augustine's Coll, Ramsgate ;
Haileybury Coll. ; Clare Coll, Cambridge ; Inner Temple.
Law Student ; passed Bar Trial ; proposed ; Cocoa Planter,
West Indies. War Work : Inns of Court O.T.C. Nov. 1914 ;
2nd Lieut, 11th Batt. Gloucester Regt, Jan. 1915 ; Mesopo^

tamia, 1916-18 ; Persia, July, 1918, to Nov. 1918 ; Caucasus
(Baku), Nov. 1918, to Aug. 1919 ; Constantinople, AUied
Poltoe, Sept. 1919 ; wounded before taking of Kut, 1917.
Club : West India. (08685)
DE GLANVILLE, Oscar, O.B.E.
DE GRAY, Lieut.-Comm. Nigel, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
DE GRUCHY, Amy Douglas, M.B.E. ; d. of Capt. Thomas
de Gruchy, of St. Martin's, Jersey. Educ. : Elson House High
School, Leytonstone. CivU Servant ; First Class Clerk, Post
Office Savings Bank. War Work : Lent to the War Oflice and
employed in administering the estates of deceased soldiers and
supervising temporary staff. Address : 24, Sheen Gate
Mansions, East Sheen, S.W. 14. (M8290)
DE GRUCHY, Frederick de QuetteviUe, O.B.E.
DE GRUCHY, WiUiam Geary, O.B.E, 6. 26 May, 1883 ;
s. of Thomas De Gruchy, of St. Heliers, Gersey, Channel Islands;
m. Doris Ida, d. of William Palmby, of Kensington. Educ :
Mercer's School. Joint Manager in New Zealand Common
wealth and Dominion Line, Ltd. (Cunard Line, Australasian
Service). War Work : Hon. Sec. Shipowners Provision Pool.
Address : Oriental Bay, WelUngton, N.Z. Clubs : Wellington
N.Z. ; Wellesley (WeUington, N.Z.). (010544)
D'EGVILLE, Sir Howard, K.B.E. Educ: St. Cath. College
Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law (Middle Temple) ; Organiser
and Secretary of Empire Parliamentary Association (United
Kingdom Branch) ; editor of " Journal of the Parliaments of
the Empire," and of pubhcatlons of Empire Parliamentary
Association ; was member of War Cabinet secretariat, 1917-19 ;
Commissioner, MUitary Service (Civil Liabilities) Committee,
1916 ; organised visit of representatives of Dominion Parlia
ments to Coronation of King George V, 1911 ; and visit of
Lords and Commons Delegation to Canada, Australia, New
Zealand and South Africa, 1913 ; and War Visit of Representa
tives of Dominion Parliaments to United Kingdom, 1918 ;
author of " Imperial Defence and Closer Union," " The In
vasion of England " ; " War Legislation of the Empire."
Address : Lamb Building, Temple, E.C. 4. (K452)
DE HAVILLAND, Capt. Geoffrey, O.B.E, A.F.C
DE HOGHTON, Major Daniel, M.B.E.
DE HOGHTON, Col. Sir James, Bart, C.B.E, J.P,
D.L, 6. 2 Feb. 1851 ; s. of Henry Bold Hoghton. of Hoghton
Tower, Lancashire ; m. the late Aimee Jean, d. of John Fraser
Grove, of Feme, Wilts. Educ. : Cheltenham ; Sandhurst.
War Work : County Commandant, Lancashire Volunteer
Corps. Club : Army and Navy. (C1541)
DEIGHTON, Albert, M.B.E.
DE JERSEY, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Grant, C.B.E. ; Lieut.-
Col. and Brevet Col, R.A. (ret.) ; served in the Great WaT,
1914-19 (despatches). (CI 542)
DE KNOOP, Evelyn EUzabeth, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 22 June,
1879 ; d. of Charles John Fletcher, of Dale Park, Sussex.
War Work : Commandant, Auxiliary MiUtary Hospital at
Calveley HaU. Addresses : Singewick House, Buckingham ; 39,
Bryanston Square, London, W. (M8726)
DE KOCK, Lieut.-Col. Gervase Meyer, D.S.O, O.B.E. ;
Lieut.-Col. S. African Forces. War Services : German S.-W.
Africa, 1914-15, Commanding a Commando (despatches). (02384)
DE LA BERE, Lieut.-Col. Hugh Pleydell, O.B.E, Royal
Scots Fusiliers, 6. 21 June, 1867 ; s. of the late Henry
De la Bere, C.B, late Accountant-General of the Army, of
Kinnersely Castle, Hereford ; m. WyUie, d. of John Tawse, of
Edinburgh, N.B. Educ : Dulwich and Sandhurst. Joined
Royal Scots FusUiers, 1886 ; Capt, 1895 ; Major, 1905 ; Lieut.-
Col, 1915. War Work : Served with 1st Batt. Royal Scots
Fusiliers in Flanders and France, 1915, in temporary command ;
appointed Inspector of Guns and Rifles, Ishapore, India, 1915.
Club : Junior Army and Navy. (08462)
DE LA BOURDONNAIS, H.H. Prince Charles
Mahe de Chenal, O.B.E. (07441)
DELACOMBE, Lieut.-Col. Harry, O.B.E.
DE LA COUR, Major George, O.B.E, R.A.
DE LA COUR, — , M.B.E. Superintendent of the School
of Cookery, Atholl Crescent, Edinburgh. (M10310)
DELANTE, Major Frederio Joseph, O.B.E.
DELANY, Thomas WUliam, O.B.E.
DELANY, Major William, O.B.E.
DE LA POER, The Hon. Mrs. Mary Olivia, O.B.E, Lady of
Grace of St. John of Jerusalem in England; d. of WiUiam,
1st Baron Emly, of Tervoe, Co. Limerick, to. Edmond, 1st
Count de la Poer (see Burke's Peerage) ; s. of John WilUam
Power.Jof Gurteen. War Work : Lady Div. Superintendent of
Clonmel Nursing Division of St. John's Ambulance Brigade,
Clonmel Hospital Supply Depot. Address: Glen Poer,
Kilshelan, Co. Waterford. (03872)
D'ELBOUX, Louis, O.B.E.
DE L'HOPITAL, Winefride Mary, Mrs, O.B.E, W.R.N.S.
DE LISLE, Rev. Hirzel Frederick, M B.E, M.A, 6.
4 Dec. 1868 ; s. of the Rev. H. C de Lisle ; m. Dorothy PeU,
d of Richard PeU Edmonds, Ripplemead Dohn, Cape Province.
Educ : Brentwood, Essex, and Lincoln CoU, Oxford. Rector,
St Mark's, Cape Town ; Chaplain to the Forces, S.A. Rebellion,
SWA Nyasaland and E. Africa. Address : 70, Roeland
Street. Cape Town. (M4989)
DELIUS, Comm. Daniel Edwin St. Martin, O.B.E.
DELMEGE, James Anthony, O.B.E. (MU. Div.), fi.
4 March, 1887 ; s. of Deputy Inspector-General A. G. Delmege,
R N. Educ. : Oundle. Asst. Medical Officer of Health,
Smethwick, Staffs. War Work : R.A.M.C, 1914-18 ; Specialist

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Sanitary Officer to 22nd Division, British Salonica Force.
Address : Holly Lane Hospital, Smethwick. (O3029)
DELPRAT, GuiUaume Daniel, C.B.E. War Service : In
connection with steel supplies. (C359)
DE MAINE, Capt. Lionel Thomas, M.B.E.
DE MEL, Vidanelage Henry Lawson, C.B.E, 6. 1877;
s. of Vidanelage Jacob De Mel, of Villa De Mel, Horton Place,
Cinnamon Gardens, Colombo : to. 1900, Caroline Elsie, d. of
the late S. H. Jayewickrema Mudaliyar, of Kurunegala, Ceylon.
Educ. : Roy. CoU, Colombo. Proctor of Supreme Court,
Ceylon, and Notary Public ; head of the firm of H. L. De Mel
and Co, produce and plumbago merchants and estate agents,
of 3, Queen Street, Fort Colombo ; a J.P. for Ceylon ; Town
Commr. for Colombo, Commr. Local Loans and Development
Fund ; a Member of Ceylon Med. Advisory Board ; Ceylon
RaUway Advisory Board ; of Consultative Committee on
Roads ; Pres. of Plumbago Merchants' Union ; Vice-Chairman
Ceylon Low Country Products Assoc. ; a Member of Board of
Agriculture ; Pres. Ceylon Young Men's Christian Assoc. ;
Vice-Pres. Sinhalese Young Men's Assoc. ; and Founder of
De Mel Free Library ; has been a Member of Municipal Council
for Colombo, Slave Island Ward since 1908 ; rendered services to
Ceylon Govt, during the Great War. Addresses : Elsmere,
Horton Place, Cinnamon Gardens, Colombo ; Kande, Walauwa,
Kadugannawa, Ceylon. Club : Orient (Colombo). (C391)
DEMETRIADI, Sir Stephen, K.B.E, 6. 6 March,
1880 ; s. of the late C. E. Demetriadi, of Prestwich, Lancashire ;
to. GuUelma Norah Mabel, d. of R. G. Bates, formerly of
Calcutta. Educ. : Marlborough. In the firm of RaUi
Brothers, East India Merchants, 25, Ftnsbury Circus, E.C.
War Work : With the Naval and Military War Pensions, etc.
Statutory Committee, 1916-17 ; Asst. Sec, Special Grants
Committee, Ministry of Pensions, 1917-18 ; Director of Awards
of Pensions to DemobUised men, Ministry of Pensions, 1919.
Address : 89, Cadogan Gardens, S.W. Clubs : Bath, Oriental :
Bengal, Turf, Calcutta. (K364)
DE MOLE, Lancelot Eldin, C.B.E, 6. 13 March, 1880 ;
s. of Wm. F. de Mole, of Adelaide, S. AustraUa ; m. Josephine,
d. of G. F. Walter, of Bendigo, Victoria, AustraUa, and Bristol,
England. Educ. : Berwick Grammar School, and Church of
England Grammar School, Melbourne, Victoria. Invented
(1912) a type of Tank which was highly commended by the
Royal Commission on Awards to Inventors, and who stated that
they considered the invention very briUiant, but unfortunately
unappreciated because in advance of its time. Address : 79,
Jeffcott Street, N. Adelaide, S. AustraUa. (C2813)
DE MONTMORENCY, Geoffrey Fitzhervey, C I E ,
C.B.E, I.C.S, 6. 23 Aug. 1876 ; s. of the Venble. Archdeacon
of Ossony, of Castle Moires, Deland. Educ. : Malvern Coll ,
Pembroke CoU, Cambridge. Deputy Sec. to the Government
of India. War Work : Recruiting and War Loans in the
Punjab. Addresses : Delhi, India ; Castle Morres, Knock-
topher. Deland. Club : TraveUers'. (C2378)
DE MONTMORENCY, Hervey Angus, O.B.E, 6. 27 Sept.
1888; s. of Hervey Lodge de Montmorency; m. Eleanor
Katharine, d. of Rev. E. R. J. NicoUs. Educ. : Winchester
and Brasenose CoUege, Oxford. Second Class Clerk, National
Health Insurance Commission (England). 1912 ; Principal
Clerk, Ministry of Health, 1919. War Work : Work at Trans
port Department, Admiralty and Ministry of Shipping. Ad
dress : 24, WeU Walk, Hampstead, N.W. 3. (0287)
DE MONTMORENCY, Hervey Guy, Francis Edward,
¦ ¦ • (05183)
DEMPSEY, Lieut. CorneUus Thomas, M.B.E.
DEMPSTER, WilUam Thomas, M.B.E. Educ. : King's
CoUege Hospital, London. War Work : Founder, Organiser
Commandant, and sole Hon. Surgeon, South Croydon ReUef
Hospital, 1914-19, affiliated to Horton (County of London War
Hospital, Epsom). _l_tfj-ess .• 94, Brighton Road, S. Croydon.
DEMUTH, Lieut. Richard Harold, O.B.E, R.N.VR88®'
DENBY, Clara Sophia, Lady, O.B.E, 6. 26 Sept. 1856 ;
d. of Jeremiah Slater, of Stanningley ; to. Sir Ellis s. of
John Denby, of Shipley. Educ. : Fulneck and WU ow HaU,
Halifax War Work: Queen Mary's Needlework GuUd, and!
many other things for the help of the Soldiers and SaUors in
Shipley and at the Front. Address: Chapel House nr

Skipton.

(010298)

I25J,12Y' Edward Evershed, C.B.E, 6. 17 Sept 1861-
s of the Rev. John Dendy, B.A. ; m. Edith, d. of Herbert New!
of Eyesham. Educ : Manchester Grammar School. Metai
Manufacturer; Managing Director of WiUiams, Foster & Co Ltd
and Pascoe Grenfell and Sons, Ltd. War Work : Chairman of
Semi-Manufactured Non-ferrous Metals, Ministry of Munitions
™™A,¥u'imar' England Bay, Mumbles, Glam. (C144)
,_Pr,ENDY. .?rederiok Walter, O.B.E, D.C.L, 6 9 Dec
T?sst: rf °„ff ™eri?»k Den£y' of G__rleston, Suffolk; to. 1st;
JUSi w \.J??n FeTcy Baumgartner, of Gorleston ; 2nd
Honor Elizabeth, d. of Walter Lamplugh Brooksbank of
Lamplugh Hall, Cumberland. District Registrar of the High
Tvn?' a^,^wgi1rar^£ thf County Court ^ Newcastle-upm
ofVheiw^JK •' Peputy-Chairman under the Lord Mayor
r h n : ™ ewcf *le Panel of the Northumberland Appeal Tribunal •
EldoTHm^J^^ ^Maritime Board .Addresses
ietnrdHZrthJuZe°rl^dNeWCaStle-UPOn-Tyne ; High *!K5?<
DENDY, John, O.B.E. (0288)

Dt^lHAM'TArthur Christopher, O.B.E, J.P 6 1873-
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at-Law ; Director of various Companies : Member of L.CC.
1918-19. War Work : MUitary Representative, Stepney
1915-16 ; Assistant ControUer, Priority Dept, Ministry of
Munitions, 1916-18. Address : 30, Audley House, Margaret
St, W. 1. Club : National Liberal. (O1280)
DENHAM, Godfrey Charles, CLE, C.B.E,- fi. 1883-
s. of Charles Denham ; Sup. of Police, Bengal ; officiated as
Dep. Director of Central InteUigence. (C1073)
DENHAM, Lieut.-Col. Harold Alfred, O.B.E.
DENHOLM, John MaxweU, M.B.E.
DENHOLM, Walter Windebank, M.B.E.
DENING, Lieut. Maberley Ester, M.B.E.
DENISON, Lieut. Amos Allan, M.B.E, M.C, R.A.F.
DENISON, Brig.-Gen. Henry, C.B, C.B.E, T.D.,
J.P, D.L, 6. 10 March, 1847 ; s. of Stephen Charles Denison,
Deputy Judge Advocate General ; m. Edith Kate, d. of Pierce
Taylor, of West AgweU, Devon. Educ. : Rugby and Royal
MiUtary Academy, Woolwich. Entered R.E, 1867 ; retired
as Major and Hon. Lieut.-Col, 1887 ; Sherwood Rangers
Yeomanry, 1887-1910 ; commanded regiment, 1904-10 •
C.B. (CivU), 1909. War Work: Commanded, 2/1 Scottish
Horse Brigade and Lincolnshire Coast Defences, 1915-16;
Recruiting, Kensington, South London and Woolwich Areas,
1916-18. Address : 41, Evelyn Gardens. Club : Naval and
Military. (C1544)
DENLEY, Clara Sophia, Lady, O.B.E.
DENMAN, Gertrude, Lady, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 7 Nov. 1884; d.
of Viscount Cowdray ; m. 1903, Thomas, 3rd Baron Denman, ' '
P.C, G.C.M.G. (see Btjrke's Peerage). Chairman, National
Federation of Women's Institutes. War Work : 1914, Organised
with Mrs. Quirk, Lady Sclater, Mr. E. F. Benson and Sir T.
Pile, Bart, " Smokes for Soldiers and SaUors " ; 1915, formed
Women's Section of National Poultry Society ; 1916, was
appointed Chairman of sub-committee of Agricultural Organi
sation Society, which was responsible for formation of Women's
Institutes in 1917 ; Board of Agriculture took over this work
and appointed Lady Denman Assistant Director of the Women's
Branch of the Bd. of Agric. ; by Jan. 1919, Women's Institutes
had been formed in 774 viUages in England and Wales, and by
Jan. 1920, 1500 had been formed. Addresses : 43, Upper
Grosvenor Street, W. ; Balcombe Place, Sussex. CZwfis :
Bath; Forum. (C2557)
DENNE, Mark Thomas, O.B.E.
DENNETT, Sydney, M.B.E.
DENNING, Arthur du Pre, O.B.E.
DENNIS, Sir Alfred Hull, K.B.E, C.B., 6. 31 July 1858;
s. of the late John Dennis, of Wonston, Crowborough; m.
7 Jan. 1905, Dorothy Caroline, e.d. of Sir Henry Sutton, for
merly Judge of High Court. Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple,
1885; Assist. Solicitor to Treasury from 1901. Address: 10,
Eaton Mansions, Eaton Squre, S.W. Club : Reform.
DENNIS, Anna EmUy, M.B.E, fi. Dec 1855 ; d. of Meade
Caufield Dennis, of Fort Granite, Co. Wicklow. Hon. Sec.
Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Association, West Wicklow;
Hon. Sec. and Treas. Local War Pensions Sub-Committee,
Baltinglass No. 1 District, Co. Wicklow. War Work : Worked
as voluntary worker for Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Associa
tion, Statutory Committee, and Local War Pensions Committee,
as Hon. Sec. and Treas. since 1914, and is stUl working for them.
Address : Eadstown Lodge, Stratford-on-Slaney, Co. Wickow,
Deland. (M7891)
DENNIS, Lieut.-Col. Bertram Ramsey, O.B.E, M.B.
DENNIS, Lieut.-Col. Charles Edgar, O.B.E, Aust.
A.M.C DENNIS, Horace Arthur, M.B.E.
DENNIS, Sir Raymond Herbert, K.B.E, Joint Managing
Director of Dennis Bros, Ltd, Guildford. War Work: hi
connection with the supply of motor lorries and fire engines.
Address : GuUdford. (K365)
DENNIS, RendaU Hamilton, M.B.E.
DENNISS, George Hamson, C.B.E, 6. 1854; s. of
Hamson George Denniss, of London ; m. Jeanne Madeleine
Pauline Dubouchet. Educ. : University CoUege and School.
Barrister-at-Law ; Assistant Solicitor for the Customs and
Excise. War Work : Legal work. Address : 2, GUddon Road,
West Kensington. (C2558)
DENNISTON, Adam Fairrie, M.B.E.
DENNISTON, Comm. Alastair Guthrie, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R, 6. 1 Dec. 1881 ; s. of James Denniston ; m. Dorothy
Mary, d. of Arthur GiUiat, of Leeds. Educ : Bowdon CoUege,
Cheshire ; Bonn ; Paris. CivU Servant. War Work : Naval
Intelligence Division. Address : 48, Royal Avenue, Chelsea,
S.W. 3. (O290)
DENNISTON, Major John Dewar, O.B.E.
DENNISTON, Mary Grace, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 14 Sept.
1896 ; d. of J. J. Morgan, of 134, HoUand Road, Kensington ;
to. John Dewar Denniston, O.B.E, s. of James Lawson
Denniston, I.C.S. Educ : Norland Place School, London.
War Work : 3i years secretarial work at Ministry of Munitions.
Address : 5, Polstead Road, Oxford. (M7892)
DENNISTOUN, Robert Maxwell, Hon. Mr. Justice,
C.B.E, B.A, K.C, 6. 24 Dec. 1864 ; s. of James Frederick
Dennistoun, K.C, of Castleknock, Peterborough, Ont. ; m.
MUdred, d. of Rev. J. W. R. Beck, M.A, Canon of St. Alban's
Cathedral, Rector of Peterborough, Ont. Educ: Queen's
University, Kingston. K.C. Bencher, Law Society of Upper
Canada ; Bencher, Law Society of Manitoba ; Governor of
Trinity College School ; Judge of the Court of Appeal for
Manitoba. War Work : Colonel, Canadian Expeditionary

BIOGRAPHIES.

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Force ; commanded 53rd Batt. Can. Infantry ; Deputy Judge
Advocate General on H.Q. Staff ; European War, 1914-19 ;
Publications : " Notes on MUitary Law " ; " Notes on District
Courts Martial." Address : 166, Roslyn Road, Winnipeg.
Ctois: Manitoba; St. Charles' Country. Winnipeg. (C145)
DENNY, Barbara Mary, Mrs. C.B.E.
DENNY, Henry Samuel, C.B.E, 6. 13 March, 1872 ;
s. of Thomas Denny, of Kent ; to. Edith Mary, d. of George
Mare, of London. Educ. : High School, Sydney ; School of
Mines, Ballarat, Victoria, Australia (in the University of
Melbourne). Consulting Metallurgical, Chemical, and Mining
Engineer ; Member, Inst. Mining and MetaUurgy ; Member,
Inst. Petroleum Technologists ; Member American Inst.
Mining and MetaUurgical Engineers ; Member, South African
Inst, of Engineers ; Managing Director, Donny Chemical
Engineers Co, Ltd. ; Consulting Engineer to various private
interests. War Work : Redesign, construction, and organisation
of H.M. Factory, Penrhyndeuclraeth, N. Wales; Litherland,
near Liverpool ; Langwith, Notts. ; Head of Technical Com
mission, nominated by Lord Moulton, to assist Gen. Plumer in
tbe occupied area of the Rhine, after the Armistice. Addresses :
810-811, Salisbury House, London, E.C. (Phone : London
Wall, 140) ; 2, Rotherwick Court, Golder's Green, N.W.
(Phone: Finchley, 2469.) Clubs: Mining and MetaUurgical ;
Chemical Industries. (C483)
DENNY, Capt. Maurice Edward, C.B.E, 6. 11 Feb.
1886 ; s. of Sir Archibald Denny, Bart, LL.D., of Dumbarton ;
m. Marjorie, d. of WUliam Lysaght, C.B.E, of Castleford,
Chepstow. Educ. : Tonbridge and abroad. Deputy Chairman
of Messrs. WiUiam Denny and Brothers, Ltd, Shipbuilders and
Engineers, Dumbarton. War Work : Army (Acting Major ,
M.G.C.), ana at Admiralty. Address : Ardenvohr, Cardross,
Dumbartonshire. Clubs : Windham ; New (Glasgowl. (C484)
DENNY, Norah Madeline, M.B.E, 6. 16 June, 1892 ;
d. of Frederick A. Denny, of 73, Grosvenor Street, W, and
Horwood House, Winslow, Bucks. Educ. : Privately. War
Work: Wounded and Missing Enquiries Dept, British Red
Cross Society, 18, Carlton House Terrace, S.W. Addresses :
73, Grosvenor Street, W. ; Horwood House, Winslow, Bucks.
(M1647)
DENNY, Rosalind Mary, M.B.E., 5. 4 Sept. 1894 ; d. of
F. A. Denny, of 73, Grosvenor Street, W, and Horwood House,
Winslow, Bucks. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Wounded
and Missing Dept, British Red Cross Society, 18, Carlton
House Terrace. Addresses : 73, Grosvenor Street, W. 1 ;
Horwood House, Winslow, Bucks. (M3610)
DENNY, Major WilUam Alfred Charles, O.B.E, 6. 20
April, 1871 ; s. of late Lieut. A. Denny, R.N. (see BTOtKE'S
Peerage — Denny, Bart, of Tralee), of Tralee, Co. Kerry; to.
Lucy Florence, d. of the late Major-Gen. H. Coningham.
Educ. : Windsor, and Staff CoU, Camberley. Reserve of
Officers Army Service Corps ; late Leinster Regiment ; South
African War, thrice mentioned in despatches, promoted Brevet-
Major, Medal, 6 clasps, D.A A.G, South China, 1902-3 ;
Director-General, MUitary InteUigence Canadian Headquarters
Staff : raised and Commanded Canadian Corps of Guides,
1903-6 ; organised Canteen Services for two Divisions
Kitchener's Army at Salisbury, 1914 ; Deputy ControUer
Welfare Supervision Dept, Woolwich Arsenal, 1916, and
ControUer Catering Dept. ; and Managing Director Improved
PubUc House Co, Ltd. Address : c/o Sir 0. McGrigor, Bart,
& Co, 39, Panton Street, Haymarket, S.W. Clubs : Royal
Automobile ; Aldwych ; Royal Golf (Eltham). (O7078)
DENNY, Major WilUam Bernard Valentine, M.B.E, fi.
8 Nov. 1878 ; s. of "ft iUiam Henry Denny, of Kennington.
War Work : Territorial Officer with 1st London Div. ; Requisi
tion Officer to 28th Division in France and Salonica; Com
manded 18th (Indian) Divisional Train in Mesopotamia.
Address : 142, Hailsham Avenue, Streatham, London, S.W.
Club: R.A.S.C. (M4269)
DENNYS, Major Guy Tulloch, O.B.E, fi. 14 May, 1884 ;
s. of Lieut.-Col. C. J. Dennys, of Indian Army ; to. Melita
Mary, d. of Sir George Hart, K.B.E, CLE, I. G. of Forests,
India (q.v.). Educ. : Eastbourne Coll. Major, 31st Punjabis,
Indian Army. Address : 2, Warwick House, 117, Warwick
Road, Earlscourt, London. (O6607)
DENNYS, Lieut.-Col. Sir Hector Travers, K.B.E, CLE,
Indian Army (ret.), 6. 9 March, 1864 ; s. of Gen. Julius Bentall
Dennys, of Bengal Staff Corps ; to. Lucy Maud Massy, d. of
Lieut.-Gen. George Wheeler, of Bengal Staff Corps. Educ. :
Cheltenham Coll. and Sandhurst. Joined Manchester Regt.
in 1885 ; Indian Army in 1887 ; Punjab PoUce in Nov. 1888 ;
Inspector-Gen. of PoUce from AprU 1914 to March, 1919.
Address: c/o Barclays Bank, Ltd, Sidmouth, S. Devon.
Club : East India United Service (K246)
DENNYS, Lucy Maud Massy, Lady, M.B.E, 6. 31 Jan.
1864 ; d. of Lieut.-Gen. George Wheeler, of the Bengal Staff
Corps ; m. Hector Travers, s. of Gen. Julius Dennys, of the
Bengal Staff Corps. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Did
valuable service at Lahore throughout the Great War. Ad
dress : c/o Barclay's Bank, Ltd, Sidmouth, S. Devon. (M54)
DENSHAM, Sir Harry Peroival, K.B.E. Chairman, United
Tanners' Federation. A ddress : demon Hall, Thelwall. (K443a)
DENT, Major Arthur, O.B.E, M.C, fi. 5 June, 1870 ;
«• of Rev. R. F. Dent, M.A. (Cantab.), Vicar of Coverdale,
Wensleydale, Yorkshire. Educ. : St. Edmund's School,
Canterbury. Insurance Manager ; Fellow of Chartered In
surance Institute. Joined Territorial Army Service Corps in
1908 ; promoted Capt. and Officer in charge SuppUes, Durham

Light Infantry Brigade, 1913 ; embarked for France, April,
1915, with 60th (Northumbrian) Division ; Divisional Senior
Supply Officer with rank of Major, 1917 ; was with this famous
division 1915-18 ; twice mentioned in despatches. Address :
145, Pilgrim Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Club: Royal
Automobile. (05184)
DENT, Edith Vere, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 25 Sept. 1863 ; d. of
Francis Hanbury Annesley, of The Manor House, Clifford
Chambers, Stratford-on-Avon.; m. Robert WUkinson, s. of
Thomas Wilkinson John Dent, of Flass, Crosby Ravensworth.
War Work : Raised 3 Voluntary Aid Detachments ; President,
Westmorland Branch of the British Red Cross Society. The
Westmorland Hut at Netley built, and beds maintained, by
this branch, also a hospital at Appleby, and about £16,000 and
much needlework, sent to the Central Fund. Address : Flass,
Crosby Ravensworth, Shap, Westmorland. (010301)
DENT, Major Herbert Crowley, M.B.E, Army Medical
Staff (ret.), 6. 17 July, 1860 ; s. of WiUiam Yerbury Dent, of
War Dept, Woolwich Arsenal ; m. May Burton, d. of the late
Rev. WilUam Park, of Rampside (Lanes.). Educ : King's
Coll. School ; King's Coll. ; and King's Coll. Hospital, London.
Hon. M.O. Cromer Hospital ; Hon. M.O. Norfolk and Norwich
Convalescent Home, Cromer ; Cromer Commissioner, District
CoUncUior, etc. War Work : Hon. Medical Recruiting Officer,
North Norfolk ; Hon. M.O. in charge AuxUiary MiUtary
Hospitals (Cromer Area), 1914-19 ; Member of Committese of
Prince of Wales' Fund, Canadian Fund, Prisoner of War Fund,
Food Control, Coal Control, etc Address : 2, CUff Avenue,
Cromer. (M7893)
DENT, Hubert Augustus, M.B.E.
DENT, Lancelot Wilkinson, O.B.E, fi. 19 Oct. 1868 ; s.
of Rev. Charles Dent, M.A, of 104, Gloucester Terrace, W,
and The Cottage, Sunningdale ; to. Beatrice Holdsworth
(A.R.R.C), d. of Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Dimsdale, Bart,
P.C, K.C.V.O, of 29, Sussex Square, W. (see BlTRKE'S Peerage).
Educ: Eton, and Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Member of
the Lieutenancy of the City of London. War Work : Founder
and Head of the Ambulance Column, attached to the
London District ; in charge of the transport of all the sick and
wounded who came to the London District from Aug. 1914, to
Oct. 1917. Address : 83, Westbourne Terrace, W. Clubs :
Oxford and Cambridge ; Ranelagh ; Bengal (Calcutta). (02141)
DENT, Richard Court, ChevaUer, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 21 July,
1860 ; s. of Major Richard Dent, of London (late 16th Beds.) ;
m. Agnes, d. of Capt. W. C Jackson, of East London, S.A.
Educ. : Adelaide House, Jersey, and Brecon, S. Wales. Mer
cantile. War Work : Work done in connection with Imperial
purchase of S.A. Wools, etc, as Chairman of Advisory Board,
East London. Address : East London, Cape Province. South
Africa. (O8350)
DENTON, Capt. Harold Bentley, O.B.E, R.A.F.
DE PARAVICINI, Major Percy Chandos Farquhar, O.B.E.
DE PAULA, Lieut.-Col. Frederic Rudolf Mackley, O.B.E.
DE PENCIER, Right Rev. Bishop Adam Urias, O.B.E,
R.A.F. DE PLEDGE, Cecil Fenwick, O.B.E, J.P, Co. Durham,
6. 9 Jan. 1858 ; s. of the Rev. Joseph Price de Pledge, J.P, of
Satley Vic, Co. Durham.; to. Winifred, d. of George Mathew, of
Sunderland. Educ. : Richmond and Reading. Deputy Pro
vincial Grand Master ol Durham. War Work : Commandant,
Sunderland Special Constables ; Chairman, Sunderland
Emergency Committee. Address : 11, The Elms, Sunderland. (011145)
DE POIX, Major Ralph Claude Busick Tvrel, O.B.E,
B.A, 6. 29th May, 1890 ; s. of Edmond Tyrel de Poix, Broome
Place, Norfolk. Educ. : Oratory School, Edgbaston, and
Christ Church, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple).
War Work: Served iu 4th Batt. (T.) Norfolk Regt. in the
Dardanelles, and in France with the R.A.F. as a flying officer,
and subsequently as Staff Capt. to H.Q. Middle East R.A.F,
and Staff Officer to 10th and 9th Brigades R.A.F. in France.
Address : 23, PhilUmore Gardens, W. 8. Clubs : Oxford and
Cambridge ; Cavendish. (O8083)
DE PUTRON, Adele Mary, O.B.E, fi. 4 July, 1887 ; d.
ol the Rev. Godfrey Pierre de Putron, of Bertozerie, Guernsey.
Educ. : Cheltenham. War Work : Deputy Controller,
Q.M.A.A.C. Rouen and G.H.Q, France, 1917-20; mentioned
in despatches ; Scoutmaster, Boy Scouts' Association, 1914-17.
Addresses : Bertozerie, Guernsey ; 102, Abbey Road Mansions,
St. John's Wood. N.W. 8. Club : New Century. (05186)
DE RHE PHILIPE, Mary Catherine, Mrs., M.B.E.
DE ROBECK, Major John Henry Edward, M.B.E.
DERRICK, Col. George Alexander, C.B.E, V.D.. fi.
1860 ; s. of George Derrick, of Southampton ; to. 1905, Julia
Annn, d. of Jacob Hutkin, of Poltava, Russia. Public Ac
countant, and Lieut.-Col. Comdg. Singapore Vol. Corps (ret. as
Col. 1919) ; J.P. for Singapore. Address : Mount EUzabeth
House, Singapore. Clubs : Singapore, and Sports' (London). (C735)
DE ROTHSCHILD, Major Lionel Nathan, O.B.E, M.P.
DE ROTHSCHILD, Marie, Mrs. Leopold, C.B.E, 6. 31
March, 1862 ; d. of AchiUes Perugia ; to. the late Leopold de
Rothschild, C.V.O, Baron of the Austrian Empire, one of
His Majesty's Lieutenents for the City of London. War Work :
President, Middlesex Red Cross Society ; on the Executive
Committee of the Officers' FamUies Fund. Addresses : 5,
HamUton Place, W. 1 ; Gunnersbury Park, Acton ; Ascott,
Wing, Leighton Buzzard. Clubs : Ladies' AutomobUe ; Bath.
(C2919)

157

De Rougemont

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

DE ROUGEMONT, Frank Alexander, O.B.E, 6. 11 Sept.
1881 ¦ s of the late Commander Frank Rougemont, R.N, of
52, Lancaster Gate, W. ; to. Gladys Mary, d. of the late Thomas
Bulteel, J.P, of Radford, near Plymouth. Educ. : KeUy
CoU Tavistock, and Continent. Banker. 3rd Class Medjidieh
1911 War Work : Sub-Commissioner, British Red Cross and
Order of St. John for Port Said and district, 1915-19 ; twice
mentioned in despatches; O.B.E. 1918; Hon. Associate,
Order of St John of Jerusalem, 1918. Addresses : Port Said,
Egypt ; c/o Baring Brothers &. Co, London. Clubs : Royal
Cruising ; M.C.C. : Union (Port Said). (01825)
DE ROUGEMONT, Muriel Evelyn, Mrs., O.B.E.;
d. of Evelyn Heseltine, of Great Warley, Essex m. Brig.-Gen.
C. H. (Roger) de Rougemont, C.B, C.M.G, D.S.O, M.V.O,
late Royal ArtUlery, and has issue, two sons. War Work :
Commandant, Coombe Lodge Auxiliary MUitary Hospital,
from Nov. 1914, to May, 1919 ; also nursed at Middlesex
.Hospital, Clacton-on-Sea, Oct. 1914; and Commandant,
Brentwood Temporary Red Cross Hospital, Aug. 1914. Ad
dress : Great Warley, Essex. Clubs : V.A.D. ; Forum. (0291)
DERRY, Major Arthur, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1874 ; s. of
the late WiUiam Derrv, of Houndiscombe, Plymouth ; m. 1902,
Collette CaroUne, d. of the Rev. WiUiam Oxland, R.N, Vicar of
Alston, Cumberland. Educ. : WelUngton Coll. Joined Welsh
Regt. 1895 ; became Capt. 1902 ; Major, 1914 ; served in
S. Africa, 1899-1902, in command of Welsh Co. of 6th Regt.
of Mounted Inf. (despatches twice, Queen's medal with five
clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; was a D.A.A. and
Q.M.G. 1912-15 ; on Staff, 1915-19 (despatches) ; has Order
of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus of Italy. Club : United Service.
(05793)
DE ST. CROIX, Capt. Leslie Lawson, M.B.E, fi. 8 Aug.
1885 ; s. of PhiUp Charles de Ste. Croix, of Jersey. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Artists' Rifles ; 3rd Batt. Royal
MUitia, Island of Jersey ; Royal Army Service Corps ; Staff of
Quartermaster-General to the Forces. Address : 5, Hastings
Terrace, Jersey. Clubs : Conservative ; United R.A.S.C. ;
Royal Colonial Institute ; Victoria (Jersey) ; Royal Jersey
Golf. (M5220)
DE SALIS, Major Herbert Joseph Norman, O.B.E,
DE SARIGNY, Major Rene, O.B.E, R.A.F.
DE SAROJINI, Mrs, M.B.E. (M4133)
DE SAUMAREZ, Jane Anne, Lady, O.B.E. ; e. d. of
Capt. Charles Acton Vere Broke, R.E. ; to. 10 Oct. 1882,
Sir James St. Vincent Saumarez, 4th Baron de Saumarez, of
Saumarez, Guernsey (see Bukke'S Peerage). (01184)
DE SAUSMAREZ, Anne Elizabeth, Lady, G.B.E,
MedaiUe de la Heine EUzabeth ; d. of Rev. F. W. Mann, of
Castel, Guernsey ; m. Sir HaviUand Walter (see BURKE'S
Peerage), s. of Rev. HaviUand de Sausmarez, of Guernsey.
President and Hon. Sec. of British Women's Work Associa
tion for our SaUors and Soldiers and their families, which
was formed to enable British Women in China to do such w-ork.
The headquarters of the Association were in Shanghai whilst
there were 23 other centres of work scattered throughout
China and one at Vladivostok. The Association was a branch
of Queen Mary's Needlework Guild, and sent donations of
clothing and hospital requirements to the number of 1,230,760
articles wherever directed by Her Majesty. Address : Saus
marez Manor. St. Martins, Guernsey. (G32)
DESBOROUGH, Capt. Arthur Peregrine Henry, C.B.E,
late R.A, 6. 10 Sept. 1868 ; s. of late Maj.-Gen. John Des-
borough.CB, R.A.; to. Alice Henrietta Rosalie, d. of Maj.-Gen.
E.L.Bland, R.E. Educ. : R.M. Academy, Woolwich. Entered
R.A, 23 July, 1887 ; appointed H.M. Inspector of Explosives,
Home Office, July, 1899 ; appointed Superintendent, R.N.
Cordite Factory, Holton Heath, 1915; services lent to U.S.
Govt, for an inquiry into accidents in American Coal Mines,
in 1908 ; services lent to Canadian Govt, to advise on the
regulation of the Explosives Industry,. 1910. Clubs : Army
and Navy. (C2560)
DESBOROUGH, Walter, M.B.E.
DES CLAYES, T. Major Camille, O.B.E, 5. 12 Feb. 1887;
s. of C. L. Des Clayes. Educ. : Bedford Modern School.
Merchant, Alexandria, Egypt. War Work : 2nd Lieut, Dec
1915 ; Capt.. May, 1916 ; Major (and Deputy Inspector, Camel
Transport Corps, attd. Anzac Mtd. Div.), Feb. 1917 ; served
with Egyptian Camel Transport Corps, attd. E.E.F, throughout
war ; mentioned in despatches, Dec. 1916 ; June, 1918 ; Jan.
1919 ; Order of NUe, 4th Class, Jan. 1919. Address : Union
Club, Alexandria. Egypt. Clubs : Junior Athenaeum ; Turf
(Cairo) ; Union (Alexandria, Egypt). (02884)
DE SEGUNDO, Charles SempiU, O.B.E. V.D, M.B,
B.S. DES FORGES, Charles Lee, M.B.E, 6. 20 July, 1879 ;
s. of Walter H. des Forges, of Nottingham ; m. AUce Mary,
d of late George Stretton, of Nottingham. Educ : Privately.
SoUcitor ; Town Clerk and Clerk of the Peace ; County
Borough of Rotherham. War Work : Clerk to MiUtary
Tribunal ; Hon. Sec. War Pensions Committee ; Hon. Sec.
Mayor's Recruiting Committee. Address : Grove House,
Rotherham. Clubs : Rotherham ; Royal AutomobUe. (M1727)
DESMOND, Lieut. Arthur Edward, M.B.E, R.E. (T.).
DE SOISSONS, Louis Emmanuel Jean Guy de Savoie,
Carignan, O.B.E. (06360)
DE SOISSONS, Pierre Amedee de Savoie, Barignan,
O.B.E. (05187)

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DE SOUSA, Capt. Pascal John, O.B.E, I.M.S. (011736)
DE SOYSE, Mary Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E.
DESPARD, Beatrice Lome, Mrs., O.B.E, d. ot Thomaa
Jarvis, of Mount Jarvis, Antigua ; m. 1st, Major R. V?
Dennistown, N. Staffs. Regt. ; 2ndly, Capt. Herbert John
C.B.E. (_:».), s. of Richard Carden Despard, of Queen's Co. War
Work : Vice-President, Lanarkshire Executive Committee, Scot
tish Branch, Brit. Red Cross Society ; President tor HamUton
S.B, B.R.C.S. and V.A.D. ; Commandant, V.A.D, Lanark 36-
Commandant, Caldergrove Auxiliary Hospital, Hallside;
Convener, Lanarkshire Clothing Branch, S.B, B.R.C.S.;
also War Work Parties, under Sir Edward Ward. Club ¦
Kelvin, Glasgow. (01282)
DESPARD, Capt. Herbert John, C.B.E, D.L, Royal
Scots Fus. and 1st W.I. Regt. ft. 7 Feb. 1860 ; s. of Richard
Carden Despard, of Queen's Co. ; m. Beatrice Lome, O.B.E,
d of Thomas Jarvis, of Mount J arvis, Antigua, W.I. Educ. :
King's College ; Sandhurst. Chief Constable, Lanarkshire.
War Work : Hon. Sec. S. & S. FamUies Association, Lanark
shire Branch. Addresses: Balgreen, HamUton, N.B. Club:
Naval and Military. (C2561)
DES VOEUX, Hylda Henrietta, Lady, C.B.E, 6. 22 Feb.
1879; d. of the late Sir Victor Brooke, 3rd Bart, of Cole
brooke, Brookeboro', Co. Fermanagh ; m. Sir Frederick
des Voeux, 7th Bart. Educ. : France. Hon. Controller,
Overseas Club and Patriotic League, General Buildings,
Aldwych, London, W.C. 2. War Work: Chairman, Overseas
Club, Soldiers' and Sailors' Fund. Address : 50, GUUngham
St, Eccleston Square, London, S.W. 1. Clubs: Overseas;
English-Speaking Union. (C657)
DES VOEUX, Lieut.-Col. Henry, O.B.E.
DES VOEX, Violet Samana, M.B.E.
DE TRAFFORD, Capt. Rudolf Edgar Framin, O.B.E.
DE TURCKHEIM, Alfred Frederic, O.B.E, fi. 19 June,
1863 ; s. of late Baron de Turckheinij of Alsace, France.
Educ. : VersaiUes and Zurich. Engineer. War Work :
Transport. Address : Sydney House, Bedford Park. C(ai :
Royal Societies'. (O11508)
DE TUYLL, Lieut. Frank, M.B.E.
DEVAS, Rev. Francis Charles, O.B.E. (05188)
DEVAS, Rev. Philip Dominic, O.B.E, O.F.M, 6. 16
March, 1888 ; s. of Charles Stanton Devas. Educ. : Beaumont
Coll. ; Stonyhurst, and in Franciscan Order War Wort :
Chaplain, Jan, 1915, to April, 1919 ; garrison duty in England,
Jan. 1915 ; l/lst South Midland Field Ambulance, May, 1915 ;
transfer ed to l/6th Gloucestershire Regt, May, 1916 ; trans
ferred as S.C.F. (P.C.'s Dept.) to 57th Div, March, 1917;
appointed to 1st Royal Munster FusUiers, May, 1918. Address :
The Friary, Woodford Green, Essex. (05189)
DEVENISH, Bertha, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 26 April, 1862;
d. of the late G. P. Bidder, Q.C, of Bavensbury Park, Mitcham,
Surrey ; m. Henry Weston, s. ot Henry Devenish, of The Lawn,
Whitchurch, Hants. Educ : Privately. War Work : On
7 Aug. 1914, originated and personaUy established a Women's
League of Service for Mitcham, in order to coUect together and
organise all work that Mitcham Women might wish to do for
the War. Itwasjoinedby about500 women, who worked under
it in many war activities till AprU, 1919. Organised a " Queen's
Workroom" for Mitcham; started the first War Savings
Association in Surrey. Was Hon. Sec. to the Mitcham War
Savings Committee since March, 1916 ; member of the Surrey
War Distress Committee, Surrey War Agricultural Committee,
Surrey War Savings Committee, Women's Advisory Committee
to the National War Savings Committee, Lord Mayor's Com
mittee for organising the War Loan Campaign and Food Cam
paign, 1917; Registrar for Women in Agriculture. Address:
Mount House, Parkstone, Dorset. Club : Sesame. (016302)
DEVEREUX, Augustine, M.B.E.
DEVEREUX, Ethel Mary, Mrs., M.B.E. .
DE VILLE, Flight-Lieut. Edward Alexander de Lossy
O.B.E., R.A.F.
DEVINE, Capt. Henry, O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C.
DEVINE, Major James, O.B.E, R.E.
DEVINE, Major James Arthur, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1869 ;
s. of the late Capt. Thomas Devine, Dep. Surveyor-Gen,
Ontario ; m. 1916, Mary Hilda, d. of the late Henry MUes, of
Liverpool. Educ. : Trin. CoU. DubUn (M.A. and M.D. 1897).
Physician. Major, Canadian Army Med. Staff ; Professor of
Manitoba Medical CoUege ; Member of CouncU of Mani
toba Univ. ; Professor of Clinical Med. ; sometime Major,
Canadian Permanent Forces ; appointed Major, R.A.M.C.,
1915 ; served in the S. African War, 1900-2 with Canadian
Mounted Rifles (despatches). Address : Fort Garry Court,
Winnipeg, Manitoba. (O7081)
DEVINE, John, O.B.E.
DEVLIN, Capt. Joseph, O.B.E.
DEVONSHIRE, Sir James Lyne, K.B.E, 5. 4 Oct.
1863 ; s. of late Thomas Harris Devonshire, of 1, Frederick's
Place, E.C, and Mill Gap, Eastbourne ; m. Wilhelmina Walker,
d. of Charles Sldey, of Kensington. Member and Hon. Treas.
of Inst, of Elect. Eng, and a Member of the Inst, of Trans
port. Member of Electric Power Supply Committee, appointed
by Board of Trade ; Member of Committee appointed by Board
of Trade to consider position of Electrical Trades after the War;
Member of Consultative CouncU on National Health Assurance
(Approved Societies' Section) ; Chairman, National Trade
Advisory Committee of disabled SaUors and Soldiers (Elec
tricity, Power and Light) ; during the war Member of Middle
sex Appeal Tribunal, MUitary Service Acts ; Chairman of

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Tramways (Board of Trade) Committee. Address : 48, Queen's
Gate, S.W. Clubs : St. Stephen's ; Ranelagh ; Royal St.
George's Golf; Royal Wimbledon Golf, (K366)
DEVONSHIRE, Marie VulUamy, M.B.E.
DEW, Lieut. Reginald Francis, M.B.E, R.E. (T.).
DEW, Capt. WiUiam James, M.B.E, R.A.F.
DEWAR, Capt. AUred Charles, O.B.E, R.N.
DEWAR, Capt. Kenneth Gilbert Balmain, C.B.E. ; m.
1914, Gertrude Mary, d. of the late Frederick Stapleton-
Bretherton, J.P, of The Hall L Rainhill, Lancashire (see Burke's
Peerage, Petre, Bt.). Capt. Q.W. ; served at Peace Conference,
1919. (C2352)
DEWAR, Major Miohael Bruce Urquhart, O.B.E,
R.E.JT.). DE WARDT, John Isaao, O.B.E.
DE WATTEVILLE, Major Herman Gaston, C.B.E. ;
Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col, R.A. ; served in the Great War,
1914-19 (despatches). (C1543)
DE WET, Lieut. Nicholas Johannes, M.B.E.
DE WET, Comm. Thomas Olofl, C.B.E. ; Com. R.N, and
Div. Naval Transport Officer, Vancouver ; served in the Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2247)
DEWHURST, CounseU, O.B.E, J.P.
DEWHURST, John Henry, M.B.E, M.D, M.R.C.S.
DEWHURST, Major Norman, O.B.E,, 6. 25 Nov. 1877 ;
s. of late T. H. Dewhurst, of Skipton, Yorks. Educ. : Sed
bergh. Solicitor. War Work : Commanding 50th Divisional
(formerly Northumbrian Division) Supply Column, Franco,
1915-17 ; No. 7 Divisional Motor Transport Co, Italian Ex.
Force, 1918-19. Address : 12, Market Place, Bishop Auckland,
Co. Durham. Clubs : Golfers; Whitehall Court. (02976)
DEWING, Lieut.-Col. Robert Henry, O.B.E, late Indian
Army, fi. 6 Aug. 1863 ; s. of the late E. M. Dewing, of Car-
brooke HaU, Norfolk ; m. Norah Emma, d. of the late Rev.
H. Hunter, of Wath. Educ ; Brighton CoUege ; ' Sandhurst.
War Work : Raised and trained 13th Batt. East Yorkshire
Regt. ; also commanded it in Egypt and France ; later com
manded a Reserve Batt. in England, 1917-19. Address :
Grove House, Sible Hedingham, Essex. Clubs : E. I. United
Service ; M.C.C. ; I.Z. : Alpine ; Sports. (O3109)
DEWING, Lieut.-Col. Sidney Herbert, O.B.E.
DE WITT, Capt. Ferdinand, O.B.E, R.A. (T.).
DE WOLF, Capt. Francis George, O.B.E, M.C.
DE WOLFF, Capt. (acting Major) Charles Esmond.
C.B.E, LL.B, 6. 25 Nov. 1893 ; s. of C Louis De Wolff, of
Purley, Surrey ; to. Ada Marjorie, d. of Henry R. Arnold, of-
Hatch End, Middlesex. Educ. : Portsmouth Grammar School ;
King's College, London ; London University. Regular Army.
War Work : Served in Dardanelles, Madedonia, and South
Russia ; O.B.E, 1919 ; C.B.E, 1920 ; 4 times mentioned in
despatches ; Russian Order of VladUmir, 4th Class. Address :
Mansion Hotel, Richmond, Surrey. (C2360d)
DE WOOLFSON, Major Albert Henry Frederick, O.B.E,
DEWRANCE, Sir John, K.B.E, 6. 13 March, 1858;
s. of John Dewrance, of Tilford, Farnham, Surrey ; to. IsabeUa,
d. of Frances Trevithick, of Penzance. Educ. : St. John's
Wood Preparatory ; Charterhouse ; and King's College,
London. Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers ; Mem
ber of CouncU of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers and the
Institute of Metals ; Member of the Institute of Naval Archi
tects ; Member of the Iron and Steel Dist., and many other
learned societies ; President of the Engineering and the
National Employers' Federation. War Work : Member of
Advisory Committee of the Treasury ; Ministry of Munitions
Ministry of Labour ; Department of Overseas Trade. Address:
Cranmore Place, Chislehurst, Kent. Clubs : Junior Carlton ;
St. Stephens ; Gresham ; Royal AutomobUe. (K367)
DEXTER, Edward, O.B.E.
DEXTER, Thomas, M.B.E.
DEXTER, Thomas Edward, O.B.E, 6. 22 AprU, 1857 ;
s. of Thomas PhiUp Dexter, of Southborough, Kent ; m. Alice
Maud, d. of Thomas James Stafford, of London. Educ. :
Highbury College, London. CivU Service Clerk, Dublin Castle,
1876; Education Dept, Whitehall, 1877-83; Secretary's
Dept, Admiralty, 1883-89 ; Officer in charge of Expense
Acoounts, Sheerness Dockyard, 1893-1901 ; Devonport Dock
yard, 1901-1918 ; Admiralty representative on Plymouth
Insurance Committee, 1912-18. War Work : Discharge of
official duties under war conditions from 4 Aug. 1914, to
retirement, on 8 Oct. 1918, at the completion of 42 years'
service ; general assistance, under the Insurance Act, to men
of Navy and Army, Invalided for tuberculosis ; receiving
official letters of thanks from Board of Admiralty, and National
Health Insurance Commission (England) on retirement.
Address : 9, Ravenlea Road, Folkestone. Club : Radnor,
Folkestone. (01284)
DEY, Alexander, M.B.E, M.B, CM. (Aberdn.), 5. 5 Aug.
1854 ; s. of Alexander Dey, of MiUtown, Tomintoul Banffshire ;
m. Eva Mary, d. of Thomas Nash Ward, of HempnaU House,
Norfolk. Educ. : Aberdeen University. Medical Officer of
Health, Rural District of Glendale ; Medical Officer and PubUc
Vaccinator, Wooier, Chatton, Districts; Surgeon Glendale
Dispensary ; Surgeon to Constabulary ; Certif . Factory
Surgeon, Glendale, Northumberland. War Work; Medical
Officer, 12th Northumberland V.A.D. Hospital, Fowberry
Hetton, and 13th Northumberland V.A.D. Hospital, Etal
Manor, CornhUl-on-Tweed. (M7897)
DEZEST, Frank, M.B.E.

D'HARTY, WiUiam Cornelius, M.B.E, 3rd Class Star of
Ethiopia for services rendered to the Government of Abyssinia.
Civil Servant (His Majesty's Office of Works). War Work:
Resident Arohitect at Aintree, Liverpool, for the Construction
of FiUing and Amatol Factories, A.O.D. Stores, Shell Stores, etc.
Address : Saltleigh, Hampton Road, Strawberry Hill. (M7899)
DHAT, H.H. Raja Sir Udalji Rao Puat of, K.B.E. (K44)
DIACK, Sir Alexander Henderson, K.C.I.E, C.V.O,
C.B.E, fi. 13 Feb. 1862 ; s. of tho late John Diack, of Aberdeen ;
m. Mylsie, d. of the late Robert Alfred Molley. Educ. :
Aberdeen University and King's College, Cambridge. India
Civil Service, 1881-1916 ; retired after serving 6 years as
Financial Commissioner of the Punjab, having previously been
4 years Chief Secretary to the Punjab Govt. War Work :
in the Ministry of Munitions, Aug. 1916, to April, 1917 ; and
thence onward in connection with the administration of
artificial limbs and appliances, in the Ministry of Pensions.
Address : Lane End, Putney Heath Lane, London, S.W. 15.
(C2562)
DIAMOND, Sir WilUam Henry, K.B.E, 6. 23 Sept
1865 ; s. of Thomas Diamond, of Cardiff. Engineer and Ship
Repairer. Director of local companies, etc. War Work :
President of the Dry Dock Owners and Ship Repairers' Associa
tion for the Bristol Channel, during the whole of the War
period. Address : Deane House, Newport Road, Cardiff.
Club: Devonshire. (K368)
DIBBEN, Lieut.-Comm. Arthur Douglas Harry, O.B.E,
R.N. DIBBEN, Major CecU Reginald, O.B.E.
DICHMONT, Katherine, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 30 Oct. 1863 ;
d. of Alexander Maclean, of Largs, Ayr, Scotland ; to. Archibald,
s. of George Dichmont, of Oswaldtwistle, Lancs. Prior to
marriage was mistress of a Girls' High School in Accring-
ton, Lancashire, for nearly two years. War Work : President
of the Fairhaven Working Party, which forwarded comforts to
South- West Africa, to East Africa, the Hospital Ship " Ebain,"
the Belgian Refugees, and overseas contingents, and enter
tained AustraUan and New Zealand wounded passing through,
and was responsible for all delicacies andflowers to the Alexandra
Hospital. Address : Fairhaven, Green Point, Cape Town,
S. Africa. (O2201)
DICK, Col. Sir Arthur Robert, K.B.E, C.B, C.V.O.
DICK, Gladys Helen, M.B.E, d. of Archd. W. Dick, oi
48, Lilybank Gardens, Glasgow. Educ : Privately. Sec.
Girls' Auxiliary United Free Church of Scotland. War Work :
Welfare Supervisor, Aisne Factory, Renfrew, one of the
munition factories managed by Babcock and WUcox, Ltd,
Renfrew. Address : 48, LUybank Gardens, Glasgow. (M3612)
DICK, Helen Maybel Kathleen, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 22 Aug.
1874 ; d. of S. W. WyUys-Pomeroy, of Boston, Mass, U.S.A. ;
to. Major Thomas Aitken Dick. R.F.A, s. of T. Dick, of Edin-
burgh^Imperial Chinese Maritime Customs. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Commandant, V.A.D. L/72 British Red Cross
Society, from Jan. 1914, to July, 1919; Joint Commandant,
Chelsea V.A.D. Hospital, 13, Grosvenor Crescent, March,
1915, to April, 1919. Address : Rushford Warren, Christehurch,
Hants. Clubs: Bath; HurUngham ; V.A.D.; Solent Yacht.
(010305)
DICK, Henry Charles, M.B.E.
DICK, James Scott, M.B.E, B.Sc, A.I.C, 6. 3 Nov.
1889 ; s. of WUUam Dick, of Kirkcaldy, Fifeshire ; to. Marion
Edith, d. of WiUiam Narborough, of Woolwich. Educ : Kirk
caldy High School and St. Andrews Univ. Research Chemist
at Research Department, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. Address :
6, Blendon Terrace, Plumstead, London, S.E. 18. (M7901)
DICK, Margaret Mary Douglas, O.B.E.
DICK, Marion Edith, Mrs., M.B.E, B.Sc. (Lond.) ; d. of
late WUliam Narborough, of Woolwich ; to. James Scott, s. of
WilUam Dick. Educ. : Blackheath High School, and Royal
HoUoway Coll, London Univ. Lecturer in Science. War
Work : Chemist, Research Dept, Woolwich Arsenal. Ad
dress : 6, Blendon Terrace, Plumstead S.E. 18. (M7902)
DICK, Octavius Petty, M.B.E.
DICKENS, Henry Charles, O.B.E, 6. 7 Oct. 1878; s.of
Henry Fielding Dickens, K.C, of 8, Mulberry Walk, S.W.;
m. Fanny, d. of H. Rungo, of 25, Berkeley Square. Educ :
Beaumont CoUege, and Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Barrister-
at-Law. War Work : Civil Liabilities Commissioner. Ad
dress : 52, Chepstow VUlas, W. 11 ; 4, Essex Court, Temple.
DICKENS, Lieut. WilUam Samuel, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
DICKENS, Capt. WilUe Hyde, O.B.E.
DICKER, Capt. Arthur Seymour HamUton, M.B.E.
DICKER, Lieut. GUbert Charles Hamilton, M.B.E.
DICKERSON, Major Frederick Thomas, O.B.E.
DICKEY, Archibald Alexander George, M.B.E, M.D,
J.P, 6. 20 Sept. 1861 ; s. of Rev. J. P. Dickey, of Carnone,
Raphow, Co. Donegal, Deland ; to. Marion, d. of late John
Yeates, of Botcherly Hall, Cariisle. Educ. : Queen's CoU.
Belfast. War Work: Officer-in-Charge and Medical Officer,
Coine AuxiUary MiUtary Hospital. Address : Overdale HaU.
Whitefield, Manchester. (M1650)
DICKIE, James, M.B.E.
DICKIE, Robert Charles, O.B.E.
DICKD3, Major WilUam Stewart, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
F R C S
DICKINS, Sidney John Oldacres, M.B.E, M.D. Brux..
M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 24 Aug. 1869; s. of
Charles Dickins, of Monken Hadley, Middlesex ; to. Cicely

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Dickinson

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Margaret, d. of WiUiam Whitchurch Taunton, of Worcester.
Educ. : Totteridge Park School ; St. Bart.'s Hospital ; Univ.
Brux. Medical Officer and PubUc Vaccinator, Horsham
Union, and of Cuckfield Union ; Medical Officer, St. Joseph's
Orphanage, West Grinstead. War Work : Commandant and
Medical Officer of Sussex V. V.A.D. from 1912-15 ; at his own
expense, fitted up a machine shop, with 15 machines, and
commenced making fuse bodies, fuse caps, and finaUy fuse
hammers for high explosive shells, until the end of the war.
Address : Cowfold, Sussex. (M16)
DICKINSON, Emily Frances, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 1874 ;
d. of Thomas Francis SeweU, of Colne-Engaine, Essex ; to.
Henry Basham, s. of Joseph Dickinson, of Wavertree, Liver
pool. Educ. : Privately, and Endsleigh House, London.
War Work : Commandant, Essex County Hospital, Colchester ;
Vice-President, British Red Cross Society, Lexden and Winstree
Div, Colchester. Cub : V.A.D. Ladies'. (M1652)
DICKINSON, Frances Joan, M.B.E.
DICKINSON, Major Francis Sidney, O.B.E, Aust. A.S.C
DICKINSON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. George Joseph, O.B.E.
DICKINSON, Capt. James, O.B.E.
DICKINSON, Major and Qr.-Mr. Joseph Espin, O.B.E.
DICKINSON, Major Richard Frederick O'Toole, O.B.E,
M.B, B.A.O, M.Sc, R.A.M.C; s. of Richard RandaU
Dickinson; to. Ita Mary Pauline, d. of Hugh Macken, of DubUn.
Educ. : Blackrock CoU, and the Univ. Coll, Dublin, Medical
School. Deputy Assistant Director of Hygiene, 5th Division,
Deland. War Work : Medical Officer of a unit in the 6th
Division in 1914-15 ; afterwards. Specialist Sanitary Officer,
TrouviUe Base, and Deputy Assistant Director of Med. Services
(Sanitation), 1st British Army in the Field, and later held the
same appointment at G.H.Q. British Rhine Army. Address :
Bayview. Sandy Cove, Co. Dublin. (08191)
DICKINSON, WUUam, M.B.E.
DICKINSON, WilUam Henry, O.B.E, M.B.
DICKINSON, Capt. WiUiam Henry, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
DICKINSON, Right Hon. Sir WUloughby Hyett, P.C,
K.B.E, J.P, D.L, fi. 9 AprU, 1859 ; s. of Sebastian Stewart
Dickinson, of Brown's Hill, Stroud, Glos. ; to. Minnie
EUzabeth, d. of Sir Richard Meade, K.C.I.E. Educ:
Eton and Cambridge (Trinity CoUege). Barrister-at-Law ;
formerly M.P. for North St. Pancras, 1906-1918. War Work :
Chairman of the War Office Appeals Committee (Soldiers'
Dependants) ; Member of the London Central ReUef Com
mittee (Prince of Wales' Fund) ; Member of War Refugees
Committee. Address : 4, Egerton Gardens, S.W. 3. Clubs :
Reform ; National Liberal. (K61)
DICKINSON, Capt. WilUam Michael Kington, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. DICKS, Capt. Eustace James Carey, M.B.E, M.D,
B.S. (Lond.), R.A.M.C.(V.), 6. 3 June, 1883 ; s. of F. R. Dicks,
of Cheltenham ; m. Ethel, d. of J. How, of Cheltenham. Educ. :
Epsom CoU, and St. Mary's Hospital, London. Medical
Officer, FramUngham CoUege. War Work : Medical Officer,
Easton Park Red Cross Hospital. Address : The Limes,
Framlingham, Suffolk. (M7903)
DICKS, Capt. Henry Leage, C.B.E, R.N, 6. 1870 ; s. of
the late Henry Dicks, of Haslecourt, Woking. War Work :
Served as Senior Naval Officer, Extended Defence Officer,
and Capt. of AuxiUary Patrols, Cromarty. (C2235)
DICKSON, Beatrice Beaupre, Mrs, M.B.E.
DICKSON, Lieut.-Col. Ernest, C.M.G.. C.B.E. ; Lieut -Col
R.A.S.C. ; served in Mesopotamia, 1915-18 (despatches).
DICKSON, Lieut. Eric James, M.B.E, I.A.R.O. (M102171
DICKSON, Prof. Henry Newton, C.B.E, M.A, D Sc ',
6. 24 June, 1866 ; s. of WUliam Dickson, of Edinburgh ; to.
Margaret Stephenson, of Duns, N.B. Educ. : Edinburgh Uni
versity. An Assistant Editor of the " EncvclopaediaBritannica."
War Work : Head of Geographical S'ection of the Naval
Intelligence Department, Admiralty. Address : 125, High
Holbom, London, W.C.I. Club : Royal Societies'. (C485)
DICKSON, Isabel Anne, O.B.E, fi. 12 Dec. 1872 ; d. of
John Farquhar Dickson, of Panbride House, Carnoustie.
Educ. : St. Leonard's School, St. Andrew's ; Girton CoUege,
Cambridge. Acting Principal, Women's CoUege within the
Lmversity of Sydney, New South Wales ; Acting Principal,
Bedford CoUege, University of London ; H.M. Inspector of
Schools; Acting Assistant Secretary, Board of Education.
War Work: Lent to Board of Agriculture and Fisheries.
Addresses: Deuehar, Forfarshire; 17, Pelham Crescent,
S.W. 7. Club : Lyceum. (012851
DICKSON, Major James, O.B.E, Ell l '
DICKSON, Lorna, Mrs., M.B.E.
DICKSON, Norman, O.B.E
,. £I£KS?J!,'„MaJor Robert Milne, O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C,
fi. 13 Dec 1880 ; s. of WiUiam Dickson, of Newport, Fife ; to.
Katherine Wilson, d. oi WiUiam Cunningham, of Dundee
Educ : St. Andrew's Univ. Ophthalmic SpeciaUst, Aldershot
Command. War Work: Medical Officer, King's Dragoon
Guards; Commandant, Bath War Hospital. Address :
loungsdale. Newport, Fife. (07087)
ioi^ICKS??' Robinson Simpson, O.B.E, M.D, 6. 30 Oct
1868 ; s. oi Joseph Dickson, M.D, of Whitehaven, Cumberland ;
pSJSt ' Biuf-: c GhyU Bank CoU-. Whitehaven, and
Glasgow Univ. Pohce Surgeon, Wood Green, N. 22 ; Surgeon
w™S° " ^dwards Hospital, Wood Green ; Surgeon Linen and
WooUen Drapers Institution. War Work: Surgeon to

Roseneath AuxiUary MiUtary Hospital, Winchmore Hill, N.
for 5 years, and Med. Off. to Auxiliary MiUtary Hospital'
Palmers Green, N. 3, for 2. years ; Surgeon to Wood Green
and Southgate Clinic for Disabled Soldiers. Address: 129
Palmerston Road, Bowes Park, N. 22. (O10308.
DICKSON, Major WiUiam, O.B.E. R.A.O.C
DIGBY, EmUy, M.B.E, d. of the late Sir Kenelm Digby
G.C.B, of King's Ford, Colchester (see Burke's Peerage)'.
War Work : Joint Hon. Sec. Colchester War Pensions Local
Committee. Address : King's Ford, Colchester. (M7904)
DIGBY, Lady LiUan Mary Harriet Diana, M.B.E,
A.R.R.C, fi. 10 Feb. 1872 ; d. of Henry George, 2nd Earl of
Ravensworth, of Ravensworth Castle, Gateshead ; m. Hon.
Gerald Fitzmaurice, Capt. R.N, s. of the 9th Baron Digby. of
Mluterne, Dorset (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : 3 years
and 9 months' service in Holnest AuxUiary MiUtary Hospital
(Primary Class), as Commandant and Nurse. Address:
Lewcombe Manor, Dorchester. Club : V.A.D. (M327)
DIGGINS, Capt. Arthur, O.B.E, T.D, 6. 10 Nov. 1867;
s. of John Diggins, of Totnes, Devon ; to. Eva, d. of J. T. A.
Crofton J.P, of DubUn. CivU Servant. A<_a>ess : The Home
stead, Richmond, Surrey. (01287)
DIGGINS, WilUam Samuel, M.B.E.
DIGGLE, Capt. Frank Holt, O.B.E. M.B, F.R.CS
R.A.M.C DIGNAM, Edmund Grattan, O.B.E.
DIKE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Edward Henry, O.B.E.
DILBY, Arthur George, M.B.E.
DILKE, Beaumont Albany FETHERSTON-, M.B.E,M A
M.B. (Cantab.) 6. 14 Nov. 1875 ; s. of the late Theodore Henry
Percival DUke, of The India Office, S.W. ; to. Phoebe Stella d
of Rev. W. RUand Bedford, M.A, of Sutton Coldfield, Warwicks.
Educ. : St. John's CoU, Cambridge, and St. George's Hospital,
London. Physician ; Medical Officer in the West African
Medical Service in Nigeria. War Work : Acted as Assistant
Surgeon to the Colonial Hospital at Gibraltar during the War.
Address : Maxstoke Castle, ColeshUl, Warwickshire. Club :
Union. (M6439)
DILKS, AUce Irene, M.B.E, 6. 23 May, 1887 ; d. of Arthur
DUks, M.A. (Oxon), of Sanderstead, Surrey. Educ. : Ladies'
CoU, Eastbourne, and Newnham CoU, Cambridge. Secretary * ,,
and Treasurer to the Bureau of Municipal Research, Dayton, ** *
Onto, U.S.A., 1912-16. War Work : Administrative Assistant,
Ministry of Munitions, 1916-20. Address : 118, Mayfleld
Road, Sanderstead, Surrey. (M7907)
DILL, John Frederick Gordon, O.B.E, M.D.
DILL, Major Thomas MelvUle, O.B.E.. R.G.A.
DILLON, Surgeon-Major Luke Gerald, O.B.E, F.S.A, J.P.,
Co. Durham, 6. 24 April, 1862 ; s. of Charles Blake Dillon, of
Springlawn, Co. Roscommon ; to. EUzabeth Mary, d . of the late
Hon. Hubert Dormer. Educ. : Queen's Univ., Galway
(See Burke's Peerage, DUlon Viscount DiUon, descendants of
Thomas, 4th son of Theobald, 1st V. Dttlon). War Wort: ,
Medical Officer in charge of Seaham HaU AuxiUary IMQIitary i
Hospital, Seaham Infirmary, and aU troops stationed at Seaham
during the war, including the 4th D.L.I, for 3£ years. Address :
Hawthorn Tower, Seaham, Co. of Durham. (011802)
DILLON, Malcolm, M.B.E, J.P, fi. 1859 ; s. of Anthony
DiUon, J.P, of Wrexham; m. Clara EUzabeth, d. of Walter
W. U. Palmer, of Southacre. Norfolk. Educ. : Mercers' School.
Chief Agent to the Marquis of Londonderry. War Work:
Member of Recruiting and War Savings Committees : County
Sec. Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Association ; Chairman,
Seaham Tribunal ; Hon. Sec and Treas. Seaham HaU War
Hospital ; Deputy Chairman, Durham County SaUors' Fund ;
Sec. Seaham Division Soldiers' Help Society ; Member of
Durham County War Pensions Committee ; Chairman of
Emergency Committee. Address: Dene House, Seaham
Harbour. (M7908)
DILLON, Richards Henry, C.B.E.
DILLON, Lieut. Robert, M.B.E.
DILLON, SteUa Margaret, M.B.E, 6. 26 Dec. 1889 ; d. of
Col. the Hon. R. V . DUlon. War Work : Nursing in Bedford
shire Hospitals ; Member of No. 4, Bedford V.A.D, 1918-19 ;
Quartermaster oi same detachment working at Kempston
Military Hospital, Bedford. Address : Biddenham Manor,
Bedfordshire. (M7909)
DILLON, Thomas Cantrell, O.B.E, M.D.
DILWORTH, Lieut. Charles, M.B.E.
DIMMER, Lieut.-Col. John Francis, O.B.E.
DIMMOCK, Capt. Henry Lionel Ffortington, O.B.E,
fi. 2 Feb. 1885 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. H. P. Dimmock, O.B.E,; m.
Beatrice Mary, d. of the late Ernest Kent, formerly of Hanley
Castle, Worcestershire. Educ. : CUfton and Royal MUitary
Academy. Captain in 9th Brigade, Royal Garrison ArtUlery.
War Work : Embarked with 7th Division, Sept. 1914 ; com
manded 146th Heavy Battery, R.G.A, Dec. 1917 ; Senior
Instructor, 1st Army ArtiUerv School, Nov. 1919 ; commanded
290th Siege Battery, R.G.A, Nov. 1918. Address : Stagsdene,
StonehiU, Bordon, Hants. (02487)
DIMMOCK, Lieut.-Col. Henry Peers, O.B.E.
DIMOCK, Capt. John Francis Douglas, O.B.E.
DIMSDALE, Beatrice, Eliza Bower, Lady, O.B.E, fi.
Aug. 1853 ; d. of Robert Hunt Holdsworth ; to. the late Right
Hon. Sir Joseph C Dimsdale, Bart, K.C.V.O. War Wort:
CivU Administrator of Fishmongers' HaU Hospital from Oct.
1914, to Feb. 1919. ' (O1290)
DINGLE, Henry James, M.B.E, 6. 14 Nov. 1865 ; s. of
Henry James Dingle, of Dean, near Salisbury ; m. Mary Ann,

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Dobbin

i. of Henry Lewis, of Boyle, Ireland. Educ. : Romsey. War
Work : Superintending Clerk, No. 2, Infantry Records, Exeter.
Address : 15, West Street, Trowbridge, Wilts. (M4296)
DINGLI, Capt. Adrian, O.B.E, R.M.A.
DINSDALE, Lieut. Thomas Errington Coutts, M.B.E.
DINWIDDIE, Capt. Melville, O.B.E, D.S.O, MO.;
Capt. Gordon Highlanders ; served in the Great War 1914-17
(despatches). (05194)
DINWIDDIE, Agnes Letitia BLOUNT-, M.B.E. Super
visor, Judge Advocate-General's Office, War Office. (M10310)
DISNEY, Rev. Anthony Edward Denny, M.B.E. ,6. 1859 ;
s. of the late Rev. William Henry Disney, Rector of Winwick,
Northamptonshire ; to. Katharine Gertrude, d. of the late Rev.
Henry Lacon Watson, J.P, Rector of Sharnford, and Hon.
Canon of Peterborough. Educ. : Privately, and Lichfield
Theological Coll. Rector of Stoney Stanton since 1885, holding
many pubUc offices in Diocese of Peterborough and County of
Leicester. War Work : Chairman of the Hinckley Local
Tribunal ; Chairman of the Hinckley and District Joint Food
Control Committee ; Chairman of the Hinckley Rural Fuel and
Light (Coal Control) Committee ; Member of the Hinckley
District War Agricultural Committee (Men's) ; Chairman of the
Hinckley District War Agricultural Committee (Women's) ;
Vice-Chairman of the Hinckley District Sub-Committee, Naval
and MiUtary Pensions ; Member of the Joint Food Distribution
Committee for County of Leicester ; District Representative
of Q.M.A.A.C. Address : The Rectory, Stoney Stanton,
near Hinckley, Leicestershire. Ci'«6 : County (Leicester). (M1654)
DISRAELI, Marion Grace, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 1875 ; d. of
the late Edward Silva, of Testcombe, Hants ; to. Coningsby
DisraeU, D.L, T.D, C.A, J.P, nephew and heir of the late Earl
of Beaconsfield. War Work : Red Cross Organisation ; War
Pensions work ; Vice-President, Buckinghamshire Soldiers' and
SaUors' FamUies Association. Address : Hughenden Manor.
Bucks. (03690)
DITCHFIELD, Richard Thomas, M.B.E, 6. AprU, 1855.
War Work : FUled the position as responsible head in connec
tion with National Service, Chorley Pariiamentary Division ;
was responsible for the preparation and presentation of the cases
coming before six tribunals; rendered valuable service at
the Recruiting Office, and was Hon. Sec for the Derby Scheme
for the Borough of Chorley. Address : Windsor Road,
Chorley. (M7910)
DITTMAN, Capt. (acting Lieut.-Col.) WiUiam Ewart,
O.B.E, fi. Oct. 1880 ; s. of Wm. T. Dittman, J.P. Educ :
Portsmouth Grammar School. War Work : As Lieut.-Col.
commanding 2nd A.A. MobUe Brigade, 1917 ; A.A. Defences,
RedhiU, 1918 ; A.A. Defences, Dover, 1919. Address : 24,
Saint Ronan's Road, Southsea. (03111)
DIVE, Horace, M.B.E. (M1655)
DIVER, Paymaster Lieut. James Michael, M.B.E,
R.N.R. DIVES, Evelyn Scott, Mrs., O.B.E. Hon. Sec, Hove
War Hospital Supply Depot. (011789ff)
DIX, Arthur Harold, O.B.E, 5. 6 Aug. 1876. Addresses :
7, Mincing Lane, London, E.C ; Forest Dene, Worth, Sussex.
(010130)
DIX, Edith Amy, Mrs., M.B.E.
DIX, Lieut. Henry PhUip, O.B.E, M.C, R.N.V.R.
DIX, Major Robert Malam, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
DIX, SeUna, M.B.E, M.I.H, Medallist Dom. Sci, 5.
15 March, 1859 ; d. of the late Edward Dix, of Beeston, Notts.
Educ : Beeston ; Lincoln Training Coll. ; Nottingham Univ.
Coll. Head Teacher, Wheatley St. Girls' School, and Principal,
Wheatley St. Women's Institute, Coventry. War Work :
Vice-Chairman, Coventry Women's Advisory Committee for
War Employment ; Chairman, Sub-Committee Recreation for
War Workers ; Member of Housing Sub-Committee, War
Workers ; Red Cross Committee ; Food Economy Campaign
Committee ; Chairman, Care of Maternity Committee ;
Lecturer, Food Economy Campaign ; Chairman and Co-
foundress, Dunsmoor Nursery and Maternity Home ; assisted
in raising very large sums of money for war charities ; Treasurer,
Wheatley St. War Savings' Association. Address : 4, Fairfax
Street, Coventry. (M1656)
DIXEY, Evelyn Hilda, M.B.E, 6. 24 Aug. 1891; d. of
H. E. Dixey, D.L, J.P, of Malvern, Worcs. Educ. : Malvern
and Brussels. War Work : Quartermaster of Red Cross
Hospital, Malvern, from Oct. 1914, to May, 1919 ; three
separate buUdings, 100 patients in aU. Address : Woodgate,
Malvern, Worcestershire. (M1657)
DIXON, Comm. Alan, O.B.E., R.N.
DIXON, Arthur Lewis, C.B.E, B.A, 6. 30 Jan. 1888;
s. of Rev. Seth Dixon, Wesleyan Minister ; to. Marie Price.
Educ. : Kingswood School, Bath ; Sidney Sussex College,
Cambridge. Assistant Secretary, Home Office. Address :
Dudbroolre House, Eardley Road, Sevenoaks. Club : National. (C146)
DIXON, Lieut. Arthur Tollemaehe, O.B.E.. D.C.L.I.
DIXON, Lieut.-Col. Charles Egerton, O.B.E.
DIXON, Qr.-Mr. and Major Charles Joseph, O.B.E.
DIXON, Charles WilUam, M.B.E, 6. 29 AprU, 1888 ;
«• of late John W. Dixon, of Manchester. Educ. : Clifton ;
BaUiol CoUege, Oxford. 2nd Class Clerk, Colonial Office, 1911 ;
Private Secretary to the Permanent Under Secretary of State,
1917; Principal, 1920. Address: Colonial Office, S.W. 1.
(M328).

DIXON, Edgar Geoffrey, 0.B.E, A.O.A, 6. 11 May, 1880 ;
s. of William Dixon, of Liverpool ; to. Beatrice Edith, d. of
Col. J. Binning, CLE, of Calcutta. Educ. : Rossall. Char
tered Accountant; Director, Turner, Morrison & Co, Ltd, 6,
Lyons Range, Calcutta. Address : Post Box No. 68, Calcutta.
Clubs : Oriental (London) ; Bengal ; Saturday ; Tollygunge ;
Jodhpur ; Barrackpore, all of Calcutta. (08286)
DIXON, Edgar George, O.B.E.
DIXON, Edward, O.B.E.
DIXON, Major Edward Travers, O.B.E, R.A.
DIXON, Elizabeth Amy, Mrs., M.B.E.
DIXON, Major Frederick Frank, O.B.E.
DIXON, George Finley, M.B.E.
DIXON, Capt. George Seymour, O.B.E, 6. 28 July, 1895 ;
s. of Mrs. K. Deighton Dixon, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. :
Sherborne School ; Wye Agricultural Coll, Kent. Civil
Service. War Work : EnUsted Aug. 1914 ; Commissioned
28 Oct. 1914; Adjutant, 2/4th Buffs (E.K.R.), June, 1915, to
Sept. 1917 ; Assist. Brigade Major, 86th Brigade, 29th Division,
Oct. 1917, to Jan. 1918 ; wounded, Battle of Lys, 11 April,
1918 ; Adjutant, 1st Royal Guernsey Light Infantry, July,
1918. to Jan. 1919 ; General Staff Officer, 3rd Grade, at G.H.Q,
B.E.F, France, Jan. 1919, to May, 1919 ; G.S.O, 3rd Grade,
G.H.Q, British troops in France and Flanders, May to Oct.
1919 ; Staff Capt, G.H.Q, British troops in France and
Flanders, Oct. to Dec 1919. Address : The Inglenook,
Ashtead, Surrey. Club : New Oxford and Cambridge. (05197)
DIXON, Gertrude Caroline, C.B.E.
DIXON, Col. Graham Patrick, C.B.E, Aust. A.M.C
DIXON, Harold BaUey, C.B.E, F.R.S, Ph. D., M.A.
DIXON, Capt. Herbert, O.B.E, M.P.
DIXON, Jennie, Mrs., M.B.E, B.A. (Lond.) ; d. of M.
Earlam, of Davenham, Northwich ; to. John Frank, s of J. J.
Dixon, of Northwich. Educ. : Northwich High School, and
Univ. CoU, Aberystwyth. War Work : Quartermaster, and
afterwards Commandant and Officer in charge of the Dowery
AuxiUary Military Hospital, Nantwich, Cheshire. Address :
8, Dysart Buildings, Nantwich, Cheshire. (M7912)
DIXON, Kate Alice, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. June, 1874 ; d. of
John Robinson, of Esher ; to. Charles Harvey, s. of Henry
Dixon, of Watlington. War Work : Sec. and Guarantor to
the Uppingham AuxiUary Hospital ; Sec. to the Herb Section
and Horticultural Section Women's Legion, Rutland Branch.
Address : Gunthorpe, Oakham. Club : Ladies' Athenaeum. (M7913)
DIXON, Comm. Kennet, C.B.E, R.N. War Work : Em
ployed in Office of Admiral Comdg. Coastguard and Reserves
and as Port Mine Sweeping and Mine Clearance Officer. (C2219)
DIXON, Rev. Leonard Alexander, O.B.E, 6. 2 July,
1889; s. of the Rev. Canon Dixon, of Toronto, Canada. Educ:
St. Alban's School, Toronto ; Univ. of Toronto ; and Wycliffe
Coll, Toronto. Sec. Foreign Department, International
Committee Y.M.C.A. War Work : Gen. Sec. Y.M.C.A.
with Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force, 1915-19. Address :
5, Russell Street, Calcutta. India. (01292)
DIXON, Capt. Robert Garside, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B,
6. 1881 ; s. of George Edward Dixon, of East Chevin, Otley ;
m. Gertrude, d. of James Storey, of Ben Rhydding. Educ. :
Leeds Univ. Hon. Surgeon, Bingley Cottage Hospital ;
Medical Referee under Pensions Ministry. War Work : 2nd
West Riding Field Ambulance, Aug. 1914, to Jan. 1915 ;
Surgical Specialist (Acting Major), 58th (West Riding) Casualty
Clearing Station, France, Jan. 1915, to Feb. 1919. Address :
Old School House, Bingley, Yorks. (05198)
DIXON, Major Sydney Wentworth, O.B.E, fi. 6 March,
1868 ; s. of William Hepworth Dixon. Late Capt. 3rd Batt.
The Manchester Regt. (MiUtia) ; joined R.A.S.C Horse
Transport, Aug. 27, 1914. (08796)
DIXON, William Chester, O.B.E. (05199)
DIXON, Surg.-Lieut. Walter Ernest, O.B.E, M.D, R.N.
DIXON, Walter Reginald, M.B.E.
DIXON, WiUiam Vibart, O.B.E, 6. 25 Dec. 1850 ;
s. of Rev. John Dixon, M.A. Camb, Vicar of Hoe, etc. Suffolk ;
to. Muriel, d. of Richard Ernest Langhome, of Woolley Moor
House, near Wakefield. Educ. : Aldeburgh Grammar School.
Deputy Clerk of Peace and County CouncU of West Riding of
Yorks. ; Solicitor, West Riding Asylums Board. War Work :
Hon. Sec. of various bodies, including W. Riding Appeal Tri
bunal, E. Central Division ; W. Riding War Agricultural and
Executive Committees ; W. Riding War Pensions Committee ;
W. Riding Distress Committee etc. ; Chairman of Thorner
Sailors' and Soldiers' Fund. Address : Westfield House,
Thorner, near Leeds. Club : Wakefield and County. (0296)
DOBB, Capt. Harry Raymond, O.B.E, fi. 19 Dec. 1890;
s of Harry Dobb. of Shiplake, Oxfordshire. Educ. : Ton-
bridge School, and Pembroke CoU, Cambridge. War Work :
Served in France, 1914-15 ; Salonica, 1915-16 ; EDgland,
1916-18 ; North Russia, 1918-19. Address : Martlets, Ship-
lake Oxfordshire. Clubs : Leander ; Isthmian ; Officers',
Aldershot. (09716)
DOBBIN, Roy Samuel, O.B.E, M.D., B.Ch, B.A.O,
B.A, 6. 5 May, 1872 ; s. of Samuel Dobbin, of DubUn, Ireland.
Educ : Trinity CoU, DubUn. Professor of Midwifery and
Gynaecology, Government School of Medicine, Cairo, Egypt
War Work : Surgical SpeciaUst, British Expeditionary Force,
France ; served also with the armies of the Black Sea. Ad
dress : Khedivial BuUdings, rue Emad et Dine, Cairo. Club :
Turf (Cairo). (O5200)

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DOBBIN, Lieut.-Col. William James Knowles, C.B.E.
Lieut.-Col. Rifle Brig. (T.F.) ; served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches) (C1378)
DOBBIN | Major WilUam Wood, M.B.E, A.M.F, 6
11 April, 1859 ; s. of George Dobbin, of Armagh, late R.E. :
to. Kate Shaw, d. of Henry McLaughUn, of Osborne Park
Belfast. Educ. : Royal Academical Institution, Belfast
Adjutant, Victorian Mounted Rifles ; Commanded 3rd Vic
torians, South African War (King and Queen's Medals, 7 Bars) ,
Governor, Dish Prison Service, 1903 ; Borstal, 1902. War
Work: Commandant local St. John Ambulance Brigade,
1914 ; County Director, Joint Red Cross and St. John Organi
sations ; 500 Ex-Borstal young men joined the colours. (M7915)
DOBBINGS, WiUiam, M.B.E, fi. 1859; s. of WilUam
Dobbings, of Leeds, Yorks; m. EUzabeth, d. of Matthew
Waugh, of Bradford, Yorks. Educ. : Kippax (Yorks.)
CoUegiate School. Foreman, Royal Arsenal Thames Ship
buUding Co, etc. War Work : Manufacture of Ordnance ;
Dilution Officer, Ministry of Mimitions ; Investigation Officer,
Ministry of Munitions and Ministry of Labour. Address : 238,
Plumstead Common Road, London, S.E. 18. (M7916)
DOBBS, Col. Charles Fairlie, C.B.E, D.S.O. ; 6. 1872.
Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Indian Army ; served in Aden,
1903-4. and in the Great War, 1914-18. (C30S9)
DOBBS, Col. Conway Richard, O.B.E, R.E.
DOBBS. Col. George CadeU, O.B.E, Indian Army (retired),
6. 3 July, 1849 ; s. of Major-Gen. R. S. Dobbs, Madras Staff
Corps ; m. Sophy de Moleyns, d. of Rev. William Prior Moore,
M.A. Educ. : Privately. Commissary-General, Bengal and
Bombay. War Work : Hon. Sec to Executive Committee,
Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society, Irish Branch. Address :
Winton Lodge, Monkstown, Co. DubUn. (03691)
DOBIE, Herbert, M.B.E, M.D. (Edin.), M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P..
fi. 6 June, 1865 ; s. of Dr. W. M. Dobie, of Chester ; m. Margaret
Ann, d. of James Mclsaac, of Parkend, Saltcoats. Educ. :
Marlborough ; Edinburgh Univ. ; London, Vienna, and
Dresden. War Work : Medical Officer in charge of Eaton HaU
AuxiUary MiUtary Hospital, near Chester ; afterwards in charge
of Oakfields AuxiUary MUitary Hospital, Upton, Chester.
Address : Northdene, Chester. (M7917)
DOBLE, Capt. WiUiam Alfred, M.B.E, A.P.C, E.A.F.
DOBREE, Alfred, C.B.E. ; 6. 1864 ; s. of the Rev.
Canon Osmond DobrCe, of Colwich, Staffordshire. Consulting
Engineer; Member of Royal Institution, Royal Asiatic Soc, and
Royal United Service Institution, Hon. Member R.A. Institu
tion, Member Ordnance Committee, Min. of Munitions, and a
Fellow of Physical Soc. Address : 11, Palace Street, Bucking
ham Gate, S.W.I. Club : Savile. (C487)
DOBSON, Major Andrew Edward Augustus, O.B.E, R.A.'
5. 1 Jan. 1885 ; s. of Col. A. F. Dobson, late I.M.S. ; m.
Deborah Clare, d. of the Rev. T. Sarsfield HaU, late Vicar of
Doddington, Kent. Educ. : Heidelberg and Warwick.
Obtained a commission as 2nd Lieut, in the Royal Garrison
Artillery from the Royal MUitary Academy, 29 July, 1904 ;
promoted Lieut, 29 July, 1907 ; passed as Instructor SignaUing,
Aldershot, 1908 ; German Interpreter, 1908 ; passed Advanced
Class (P.A.C.), 1912 ; appointed Assist. Inspector, Inspection
Department, Woolwich Arsenal, 27 March, 1913. War Work :
Was retained during the whole of the war in the Inspection
Department, when the department was taken over by the
Ministry of Munitions from the War Office ; promoted Capt,
30 Oct. 1914 ; appointed Inspector, 14 AprU, 1916 ; promoted
Major, 31 Oct. 1918 ; for valuable services rendered in connec
tion with the war, promoted Brevet Major, 3 June, 1917 ;
mentioned in despatches, 24 Feb. 1917. Address : 123,
Coleraine Road, Blackheath, S.E, 3. (07092)
DOBSON, Bernard Henry, C.B.E, I.C.S, fi. 1 Jan. 1881 :
s. of Austin Dobson, of 75, Eaton Rise, Ealing, W. ; m. Margaret
Eleanor, d. of the late Col. M. T. Sale, CM.G, R.E. Educ. :
Clifton College ; Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Assistant
Commissioner, Punjab , Settlement Officer, Chenab Colony,
1911-15 ; Deputy Commissioner, Lyallpur, 1919. War Work :
War Office, 1915-16 ; Assistant Director, Commission Inter
nationale de Ravitaillement, 1916-19 ; Member of Lord
Milner's sub-committee of the War Cabinet on Russian Supplies,
1917-18. Clubs: Athemeum ; Bath; United Service ; Simla.
(C2565)
DOBSON, Capt. Geoffrey WiUiam, O.B.E, R.A.F.
DOBSON, 2nd Lieut. George Herbert, M.B.E. (M10218)
DOBSON, Capt. Maurice Rowland, O.B.E, M.B,
R.A.M.C. DOBSON, Capt. William, M B.E.
DOBSON, Lieut. William Frederick, M.B.E, R.E.
DOCKER, Capt. Cyril Talbot, M.B.E.
DOCKERY, Owen, M.B.E, H.S.B, Divisional Super
intendent, St. John Ambulance, 6. 1859 ; s. of T. Dockery of
DubUn ; m. Mary, d. of John Quinn, of Co. Tyrone. War
Work : District Head, Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society, and
Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Association ; Member of Local
War Pension Committee ; rendered first aid to a large number
(over 300) torpedoed crews who arrived in Galway Bav during
the war ; also to His Majesty's Forces during the Reb'eUion in
1916- (M7918)
DOCKRELL, Capt. George Shannon, O.B.E.
DOD, Capt. Francis Sandford, O.B.E, F.A.I, F.C I A 6
27 July, 1888 ; e. s. of Francis Augustus Dod, J.P, F.A I of
Stoke Newington ; m. Bertha Ivy, d. of Lieut.-Col. J. J. Fox

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O.B.E, of Streatham. Educ. : Merchant Taylors' School.
Surveyor, Assessor, and Auctioneer ; Freeman of the City of
London ; Liveryman of the Farriers' Company. War Work :
2nd Lieut. A.S.C, Oct. 1915 ; Lieut, Feb. 1916 ; Capt, May,
1918 ; served in Malta as Purchasing and Compensation Officer,
Nov. 1916 to, June, 1917 ; Staff Capt. (Q.M.G. Dept.), War
Office July, 1917, to Feb. 1919. Addresses : Rosslyn, Manor
Road N. 16 ; 11, Grocers' HaU Court, London, E.C. 2. Clubs ;
Sports ; Royal Army Service Corps. (O7094),
DODD, John WiUiam, O.B.E.
DODD, Peter, M.B.E.
DODDS, Lieut. Archibald Forbes, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
DODDS, Helen, Lady, C.B.E. ; 2nd d. of Capt. E. Picton
Baumgarten, late 10th Hussars ; to. 19 June, 1889, Sir James
MUler, K.C.B. (see Bukke'S Peerage), 2nd s. of the Rev,
James Dodds, D.D, Minister of Corstophine, Midlothian. (C488)
DODDS, Major Jackson, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
DODDS, Lionel, O.B.E, B.A, M.D, fi 1881; s.of Thomas
Dodds, of Buenos Aires ; to. Helena, d. of Robert Rodman, of
Glasgow. Educ. : National Coll. ; Univ. of Buenos Aires. Medi
cal Doctor ; Assist. OcuUst to the Univ. Hospital ; Chief Oculist
to the Alvear Hospital. War Work : Revised the eyesight of
aU the volunteers from the Argentine RepubUc ; tested them
for glasses, and put them in condition for service. Address :
Maipu 794, Buenos Aires. Club : Strangers'. (010313)
DODDS, Mary Janet, O.B.E, 6. 8 Nov. 1869 ; d. of Rev.
James Dodds, D.D, of Corstorphine Parish Church. Educ:
Park School, Glasgow ; Ladies' CoU, Edinburgh ; School of
Medicine for Women, Edinburgh. Medical Missionary, and
Deaconess, Church of Scotland, Poona, India. War Work:
Scottish Churches' Huts, Dreghorn, Colinton. Club : Cale
donian, Edinburgh. (010314)
DODDS, Lieut. Theodore Edwin, M.B.E, R.F.A.
DODDS, Thomas LiddeU, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 5 Feb. 1846;
s. of WiUiam Dodds, of Newcastle ; m. Jane Widdofield, d. of
Stephen Raseby, of Durham. Educ : Hexham. Ex-Mayor
of Birkenhead ; Chairman of Licensing Bench. War Wort :
Chairman of Tribunal ; Sub-Commissioner for Birkenhead
and District. Address : 8, CharlesvUle, Birkenhead. (01293)
DODGSON, Capt. Arthur Douglas, O.B.E, fi. 22 Aug.
1884 ; s. of WiUiam Henley Dodgson, of Keston ; to. JuUet
Henrietta, d. of F. Hugh Capron, of Northgate, Regent's Park.
Educ : Winchester, and Christ Church, Oxford. Stock Broker.
War Work: R.A.S.C, Newhaven, Egypt, Palestine, Syria;
Officer in charge Supplies, Jaffa, Sarona, Beirut, and TripoU.
Address : 13, Kent Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W. 1. (06169)
DODGSON, CampbeU, C.B.E, 6. 13 Aug. 1867 ; s. of
William Oliver Dodgson, of Manor House, Sevenoaks; m.
Frances Catharine, d. of Rev. W. A. Spooner, DD, Warden
of New CoUege, Oxford. Educ. : Winchester and New CoUege,
Oxford. Keeper of Prints and Drawings, British Museum,
1912. War Work : Assistance given to the propaganda work
conducted at WeUington House, and afterwards by the Ministry
of Information. Address : 22, Montagu Square, W. 1.
Clubs : Athenaeum ; Burlington Fine Arts. (C489)
DODINGTON, Lieut.-Col. Roger MARRIOTT-, O.B.E,
T.D, D.L, J.P. (see BUKKE'S Landed Gentry), 6. 30 July, 1866 ;
s. of Thomas Marriott-Dodington, of Horsington ; m. Mary
Emeline Bertha, d. of Gen. Couper, I.S.O, of Combe, Dulverton.
Educ. : Eton and Cambridge. War Work : Commanded West
Somerset Yeomanry tiU autumn of 1916 ; then went to France
on Staff of 1st Corps ; mentioned in despatches, and O.B.E.
for services. Address : Horsington House, Templecombe,
Somerset. Clubs: Cavalry; Oxford and Cambridge. (05541)
DODWORTH, Capt, Benjamin, O.B.E, T.F. Res.
DODSWORTH, Robinson Irving, O.B.E
DODSWORTH, Sir Matthew Blayney SMITH-, Bart,
O.B.E., J.P, fi. 26 Oct. 1856 ; s. of the late Sir Matthew Dods-
worth, Bart, of Newland Park (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; m.
Agnes Eliza, d. of John Crowder. Educ. : Richmond (Yorks.),
and Oxford (U.iiv. Coll.). War Work : As Member of the
National Council of Y.M.C.A. and Chairman of the Yorkshire
Union Council of Y.M.C.A, engaged in work among the troops.
Address : Thornton Watlass HaU, Bedale, Yorks. (01294)
DODWELL, Charles Money. M.B.E, 6. 20 Jan. 1892;
s. of Edward Dodwell. Educ. : City of London School.
Deputy Accounts Officer, Admiralty. War Work : Advisory
work on Navy Separation Allowances. Address : Foxley
Hall, Purkfy, Surrey. (M1659)
DOERY, George Henry, O.B.E.
DOGGRELL, Capt. Enos, M.B.E, 6. 8 May, 1875 ; s. of
Enos DoggreU, of Motcombe, Dorset. Educ : Shaftesbury.
War Work : Adjutant and Armament Major, R.G.A, South
Gibraltar. Address : Ivy Cottage, Semley, Shaftesbury, Dorest.
(M5225)
DOHERTY, Arthur Edward, M.B.E.
DOHERTY, Francis Cecil, M.B.E, B.A, fi. 10 Nov. 1892;
s. of William Pemble Doherty ; to. Marjorie Banks, d. of George
Sargent, of Chelmsford. Educ : Westminster School, and
Christ Church, Oxford. Assist. Master, Radley CoU, Berks
War Work: Lieut, 5th Batt. Essex Regt. (T.F.). Address:
East Cottage, Radley, Abingdon, Berks. (M5226)
DOIDGE, Major Herbert Frederick, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
DOIDGE, Major R. C, O.B.E.
DOIG, Annie EmUia, M.B.E, ; d. ol James Scott Elliot,
of Blackwood, Dumfriesshire ; m. late Capt. Doig. Scottish
Borderers. Y.M.C.A. War Work : France, 1914-16 ; "AU
Welcome Hut," Victoria, 1916-19.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Dorman

DOIG, Claude Prendergast, O.B.E. (O7096)
DOIG, David, M.B.E, J.P.
DOLAND, Lieut.-Col. George Frederiok, O.B.E, 6.
1 May, 1872 ; s. of George Richard Doland, of Balhain, London,
S.W. ; to. Minnie Mary, d. of George Riohardson, of Balham,
London, S.W. Educ. : Privately. Member of Wandsworth
Borough Council 10 years. War Work : Founder and Officer
Commanding County of London Royal Army Service Corps,
Motor Transport (Volunteers). Address : Taainga, Clarence
Road, Clapham Park, S.W. 4. (O7097)
DOLLOND, Alfred Walter, M.B.E, 6. 28 June, 1861 ;
s. of the late WUliam DoUond ; to. Louisa, d. of David Beadle,
of Ightham, Kent. Educ. : Sir Anthony Browne's School,
Brentwood. Clerk in War Office. War Work : Record of
prisoners of war captured by the enemy. Address : Westcroft,
Salisbury Road, Carshalton, Surrey. (M9720)
DOLMAGE, Capt. Francis Alfred Emilio, M.B.E.
DOLPHIN, John Byron, O.B.E, Chevalier de l'Ordre
de Leopold, 6. 19 AprU, 1877 ; s. of the late Rev. John
Maximilian Dolphin, formerly of Long-Eaton Vicarage,
Derbyshire (Hon. Canon of Southwell) ; to. Bertha Alice Lucy,
d. of Thomas Fumival, of Bishopstone, Sussex. Educ. : Oundle
School, Northants. H.M. Vice-Consul at Liege, Belgium, from
1907-14 inclusive. War Work : Assist. Representative, after
wards Representative, of Ministry of Munitions, at National
Projectile Factory, Brrtley, Co. Durham, 1915-19. Address :
3, Avenue du Hetre, Sclessin, Liege, Belgium. (010515)
DOLTON, Capt. Herbert Edward, O.B.E.
DOMINY, Lieut.-Comm. Reginald Hugh, C.B.E,
R.NJt. DOMVILLE, Edward James, O.B.E, J.P, M.R.C.S. (End),
L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 14 Sept. 1848 ; s. of Rev. D. E. DomvUle,
Chaplain, R.N. ; m. Lucy, d. of WiUiam Danby, of Elmfield,
Exeter. Educ : Royal Naval School, New Cross. Mayor of
Exeter, 1893-94 ; Justice of the Peace, City and County of
Exeter ; Consulting Surgeon, Royal Devon and Exeter
Hospital. War Work : House Surgeon to Royal Devon and
Exeter Hospital. Address : Shutes, Symondsbury, Bridport,
Dorset. (010316)
DON, Sir WUUam, "K.B.E, J.P, D.L, 6. 1861 ; s.of James
Don, of Dundee ; to. Martha NicoU, d. of J. H. Lindsay, of
Dundee. Educ. : Dundee High School. Deputy Lieutenant of
the County of the City of Dundee ; Ex-Lord Provost of the City
of Dundee. War Work : Chairman of Recruiting Committee ;
National Service Committee ; Local War Pensions Committee ;
Local Tribunal, etc. Address : Ardarrock, Dundee. Club :
Eastern, Dimdee. (K62)
DONALD, Cecile, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1872 ; d. of Rev. George
Woodberry Spoouer, M.A, of Inglesham Vicarage, Gloucester
shire Lieut.-Col. l/4th Border Regt. ; to. WiUiam Nanson,
s. of John Donald, of CarUsle. Educ. : Ascham Coll, Oxford ;
Florence, Italy. Mayoress of Carlisle, 1917-18. War Work :
Commandant of Chadwick Auxuliary MUitary Hospital from
1915-18. Address : Inglesham, The Scaur, CarUsle. (M1661)
DONALD, Major-Gen. Colin George, C.B, C.B.E. War
Work : Did valuable work in connection with the Imperial
War Museum. (C139)
DONALD David Angus M.B.E. (M10247)
DONALD, Duncan, O.B.E, 6. 30 June, 1864 ; s. of A. J. S.
Donald ; m. Isabelle Anne, d. of W. W. Robertson. Educ. :
Bishop Cotton School, Simla. Indian PoUce, retired ; now
serving as Superintendent Central JaU, Lahore. War Work :
Served in the Burma War (medal and clasp) ; subsequently
earned the King's Police Medal ; mentioned and thanked
by H.E. The Commander-in-Chief for war work during 1915-17. (08287)
DONALD, Ethel Maud, M.B.E.
DONALD, George GRAY-, O.B.E, R.E.
DONALD, Capt. George Reid, M.B.E.
DONALD Capt. Robert, M.B.E, R.A.F.
DONALD, Robert, M.B.E, 6. 7 May, 1879 ; s. of Robert
Donald, of Banchory. Educ. : Central Public Higher Grade
School, Banchory. General Merchant, Town Councillor ;
Sec. to the St. Ternan Lodge of OddfeUows. War Work :
Sec and Treas. of the Banchory War Savings Association ; '
also of the Upper Deeside District Local Central War Savings
Committee. Address : Woodside, Arbeadie, Banchory, Kin
cardine, Scotland. (M7921)
DONALD, WilUam, M.B.E.
DONALD, Capt. WiUiam Hamish, O.B.E.
DONALDSON, Ada Maud, Mrs., M.B.E.
DONALDSON, Major Arthur WiUiam Hunter, O.B.E,
M.B, B.Ch. (Oxon.), M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, R.A.M.C, 6. 12 Oct.
1885; s. of Daniel Donaldson, of Vancouver, B.C., Canada.
Educ. : Hertford CoU, Oxford ; St. Thomas' Hospital, London.
Medical Officer, SomaUland Protectorate. War Work :
Attached Cambridge Hospital, Aldershot, Jan. to July, 1915 ;
Surgical Specialist, 18th Casualty Clearing Station, France, till
AprU, 1919. Addresses : St. Thomas' Hospital, S.E. 1 ; c/o
Medical Dept, Berbera, British SomalUaud. (O5026)
DONALDSON, Lieut. Ernest, O.B.E, R.N.R.
DONALDSON, George Lester, M.B.E.
DONALDSON, Norman Patrick, C.B.E.
DONALDSON, Qr.-Mr. and Capt. Robert IngUs, O.B.E.
DONCASTER, Robert, O.B.E. J.P.
DONKIN, Major Herbert Julyan, M.B.E, R.E.
DONNAN, Frederick George, C.B.E, M.A, Ph.D.,
D-bc, F.I.C F.R.S, 6. 6 Sept. 1870 ; s. of William Donnan,
of Holywood, Co. Down, Ireland. Educ. : Universities of

Belfast ; Berlin ; and London. Professor of General Chemistry
University CoUege, University of London ; A Vice-President of
the Chemical Society of London, and of the Faraday Society.
War Work : Member of the Munitions Inventions Panel, and
of the Nitrogen Products Committee of the Munitions Inven
tions Deportment ; • Member of the Chemical Warfare Com
mittee, Ministry of Munitions of War ; rendered assistance to
the Department of Explosives Supply, the Admiralty Hydrogen
Committee, and the Air Ministry. Address : 23, Woburn
Square, London, W.C. 1. C(ufis : SavUe ; University, Liver
pool ; Royal North of Ireland Yacht. (C2568).
DONNELLY, Major John WiUiam, O.B.E, A.I.F.
DONNER, Anna Maria, Lady, D.B.E. ; d. of W. A. Cunn-
ham, of Manchester ; to. Sir Edward Donner, 1st Bart, s. of
Edward Sedgfield Donner, of Scarborough. War Work : Vice-
President, Fallowfleld and Burnage Division, British Red Cross
Society ; Organiser of Fairview Auxiliary Hospital, FaUow-
fleld ; President, Manchester War Hospital Supply Depot.
Address : Oak Mount, Fallowfleld, Manchester. (D28)
DONOHUE, Col. WiUiam Edward, C.B.E, M. Inst. C.E.,
R.A.S.C, fi. May, 1861 ; s. of Timothy Donohue, of ClonakUty,
Co. Cork ; to. Frances Martha, d. of John Everett, of London.
Educ. : Privately and Royal CoUege of Science, London.
Chairman of Motorists Association, Egypt ; Director, Egyptian
Transport Company, Alexandria. War Service ; Chief Inspector
of Mechanical Transport and Officer in charge of Home Base
Depots, for supply of Equipment and Mechanical Transport
Stores, Aug. 1914-16 ; Inspector of Mechanical Transport
Services, Eastern theatres of operations, Egypt, Salonika,
East Africa, Mesopotamia, Persia, Palestine, 1916-19. Address :
25, Harrington Gardens, South Kensington, London. Clubs :
Royal AutomobUe (London) ; Union (Alexandria, Egypt). (C490).
DONOHUE, Lieut. WUUam James, O.B.E.. R.N.R.
DONOVAN, Capt. Thomas Christopher, O.B..E, M.C,
R.G.A, 6. 24 Dec. 1881 ; s. of Thomas Donovan, of Dublin ;
to. Bridget Mary, d. of Thomas Moran, of Dublin. Educ :
Donnybrook National School. Enlisted at Dublin into the
Royal Garrison ArtiUery, 5 Oct. 1899 ; rank of Master Gunner
at outbreak of war ; served in Malta, Ceylon, Hongkong,
Singapore and Sierra Leone. War Service: Ministry of Muni
tions, 18 Nov. 1915, to AprU, 1916 ; 127th Siege Battery,
Salonica, July, 1916, to Jan. 1917 ; Ammunition Duties,
R.A.O.C, Salonica, Jan. 1917 to Feb. 1919 ; in charge of
Ammunition Services, Denniken's force, South Russia, March,
1919, to Dec. 1919 ; awarded O.B.E. for this service and given
the order of Saint Anne, Class II. , by Russian authorities ;
granted M.C for saving an ammunition depot on fire, caused
by air raid ; mentioned in despatches. (O9740)
DOOLAN, Edmond, M.B.E, R.F.A.
DOOLEY, Lieut. John, M.B.E, R.N.
DOOLEY, Lieut. Raymond, M.B.E.
DOONER, Lieut.-Col. WUUam Dundas, C.M.G, O.B.E. ;
6. 1876 ; o. surv. s. of Col. WilUam Toker Dooner, of Ditton Place
nr. Maidstone. Entered Roy. Irish Fusiliers 1895; Major,
Brevet Lieut.-Col. R.A.O.C ; S. African War, 1899-1900, with
Roy. Dish FusiUers (severely wounded, Queen's medal with
two clasps). Address : 4, Rosary Gardens, S.W.7. Club :
Army and Navy. (07098)
DOONER, Col. William Toke, M.B.E, J.P. Hon. Sec,
Chatham MiUtary Division of Soldiers' and Sailors' Families
Association. (M10312)
DOOR, Reginald Edmund, M.B.E.
DOPPING-HEPENSTAL, Major Lambert John, O.B.E,
D.L, J.P, R.E. (ret.), fi. 3 Aug. 1859; (see Bukke'S Landed
Gentry) \ s. of the late Col. R. A. Dopping-Hepenstal, D.L, J.P,
of Derrycassan, Granard ; to. Amy Maude, d. of Major 0. R. W.
Tottenham, D.L, J.P, of Woodstock, Co. Wicklow, and Plas
Berwyn, N. Wales. Educ. : Harrow and Woolwich. War
Work : Volunteered for service 4 Aug. 1914, and served through
out the Great War untU Nov. 1919 ; awarded Egyptian War
Medal and Star, 1882. Address : Derrycassan, Granard,
Co. Longford ; 73, Harcourt Street, Dublin. Club : KUdare
Street, Dublin. (08797
DORAN, David John, M.B.E, 6. 1860 ; s. of W. J. Doran,
of Ireland ; to. Eliza Ann, d. of John King, Freeman of City of
London, and Freemason. Educ. : Aberystwyth Grammar
School. Principal Clerk, Chief Goods Manager's Office, Great
Western RaUway, Paddington. War Work : Had to deal with
the conveyance of all descriptions of explosives, inflammable
liquids, dangerous chemicals, gases, etc, for the Great Western
Railway, and in association with other Railway Companies ;
also the problems arising in connection therewith ; Member of
Railway Companies Joint Standing Committee on Explosives ;
holds Long Service Medal and King's Medal for service in
Metropolitan Special Constabulary. (M7923)
DORAN, Lieut.-Col. John Crampton Morton, C.B.E,
D.S.O. ; fi. 1880 ; s. of the late Rev. J. Wilberforce Doran, of
Souiderne, Oxon ; to. 1917, Hester Maude, d. of Edward
Field, of Blackdowu HiU, Leamington. Educ. : St. Edward's
School, Summertown, Oxford. Entered Army Service Corps,
1902 ; Major, 1914 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1918 ; served
during S. African War, 1901-1902 (medal with five clasps) ;
in SomaUland ; 1908-10 (medal with clasp) ; Great War,
1914-15, on Staff (despatches twice) ; appointed Dep. Assist.
Director of Supplies, War Office, 1915, and an Assist. Director,
1917. Address : Charlbury, Oxon. (C1545)
DORMAN, Sir Arthur John, K.B.E, J.P.. N.R, Yorks; 6.
8 Aug, 1848; s. of late Charles Dorman, of Ashford, Kent; m.

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18 Sept.. 1873, Clara Share, d. of late George Lockwood, of
Stockton-on-Tees. Chairman of Messrs. Dorman, Long & Co,
of Middlesbrough. Address: Grey Towers, Nunthorpe, Yorks.
Clubs : St. Stephen's and Junior Athenaeum. (K63)
DORMAN, Capt. Bedford Lockwood, O.B.E., 6. 1879 ;
s. of Sir Arthur J. Dorman, K.B.E, of Grey Towers, Nunthorpe;
m. Constance Phelps, d. of A. S. Hay, of Sacombe Park, Ware.
Educ. : Rugby and Trinity College, Cambridge. Barrister-at-
Law. War Service : Temp. Lieut, A.O.D, Dec 1914 ; Staff
Captain, Directorate of ArtiUery, War Office, 1916. Address :
Enterpen Hall, Hutton Rudly. Club : Conservative. (01297)
DORMER, AUred James, M.B.E, 6. 30 March, 1866 ; s.
of Richard Dormer, of Reading ;. m. Edith, d. of James Malham,
of Reading. Educ. : St. Mary's School, Reading. War Work :
Welfare of Soldiers in Reading. Address : 68, Elgar Road,
Reading. (M7924)
DORMER, Capt. Charles Joseph Thaddeus, Lord, C.B.E,
R.N, J.P, D.L, Gent. Usher, (see BUKKE'S Peerage), 6. 24 Feb.
1864 ; s. of Lieut.-Gen. Hon. Sir James C. Dormer, K.C.B. ;
to. Caroline Mav, d. of Col. Sir Spencer Cavendish Clifford,
Bart, of Westfield, Ryde, Isle of Wight. Educ. : Oscott Coll.
J.P. and D.L. for Warwickshire ; Gentleman Usher to H.M.
the King. War SerrAce : Admiralty War Staff ; Chairman of a
Committee, War Trade Department. Address : Grove Park.
Warwick. Club : Naval and MUitary. (C147)
DORRELL, WilUam John, M.B.E.
DORRIEN, OUve Crofton, Lady SMITH-, D.B.E. ;
o. d. of Col. John Schneider, of Oak Lee, Furness Abbey ;
m. 3 Sept, 1902, Gen. Sir Horace Lockwood, G.C.B, G.C.M.G,
D.S.O. (see Bukke'S Peerage), 5th s. of Col. Robert Algernon
Smith-Doraen, of Haresfoot, Herts (see Bukke'S Landed
Gentry). (D19)
DORRINGTON, Lieut. Frederick James, M.B.E,
R.A.O.C. DOTT,. George, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 26 July, 1855; s. of
William Dott, of Moffat ; m. Georgina, d. of William Law, of
Midlothian. Educ. : Newington Public School, Edinburgh.
Member of Glasgow Town CouncU ; ex-Chairman of Glasgow
Parish CouncU ; Chairman of Old Age Pensions Sub-Com
mittee, District 7, Glasgow. War Work : Member of Glasgow
Local Committee, War Pensions Acts, 1915-19 ; Chairman of
Central and Kelvingrove Division, 64, Berkeley Street.
Addresses: 42, EldersUe Street, Glasgow; BrookvUle, North
Mount Vernon, Tollcross. (M7925)
DOTTRIDGE, Edwin Thomas, C.B.E, Chevalier of the
Order of the Crown of Italy, 6. 1876 ; s. of AUreo. James ; to.
Mabel Florence, d. of the late Walter Hudson, of Hastings, and
widow of the late Clement TuUoch of the Hong Kong and
Shangai Banking Corporation. Educ. : Privately. Director
of Messrs. J. Travers & Sons, Ltd. War Work : 1916, Visited
Italy (Rome, Piacenza, Palma, Turin, Ancona, Bari, Naples,
Messina, Catania, Syracuse) for the purpose of making a
report to the President of the Board of Trade ; 1917, visited
Rome for the purpose of investigating and making a report to
the Foreign Office on certain trade matters ; 1917-19, organised
and carried out a scheme for the solution of a semi-political
difficulty in connection with food supplies. Address : 47,
St. George's Court, Gloucester Road, Kensington. Club :
Junior Constitutional. (C2569)
DOUBLEDAY, Capt, Charles Edward, O.B.E, 6. 21 June,
1871. Educ. : Simon Langton School, Canterbury. Principal
Clerk, Paymaster-General's Office, S.W. 1. War Work :
Served in the CivU Service Rifles from mobUisation, 4 Aug.
1914, to 11 Oct. 1918 ; Hon. Sec. of the Civil Service Rifles
Regimental Aid Fund and Prisoners of War Committee ;
O.B.E. awarded for services in the Paymaster-General's Dept.
subsequent to Oct. 1918. Address : Paymaster- General's
Office, Whitehall, S.W. (010317)
DOUGALL, John, M.B.E,
DOUGAN, James Lockhart, C.B.E, M.A, fi. 1 Jan.
1874 ; s. of John Dougan, of Belfast ; to. Margaret, d. of
John Morton, of Glasgow, Educ. : Oxford University. City
Librarian, Oxford, to 1919. War Work : Hon. Sec, War
Emergency Fund, Oxford ; Hon. Sec, National Service
Committee, Oxford ; Director of Missing and Wounded De
partment for the Mediterranean Area (British Red Cross) ;
Hon. Executive Officer, Food Control Committee, Oxford ;
Assistant Divisional Commissioner, South Midland Division
Ministry of Food, Member of Inter-allied Commission of Relief
for Southern Europe ; Representative in Vienna of Vienna
Emergency Relief Fund. Address : 20, Beech Croft Road,
Oxford. (C2570)
DOUGHERTY, Aileen Margaret, M.B.E.
DOUGHTY, Beatrice Mary Constance, M.B.E, 6. 19 July,
1861 ; d. of Rear Admiral Frederic Proby Doughty, of Wood-
bridge, Suffolk. Educ. : Privately in England ; 2 years in
Paris and Frankfurt-am-Main ; studied painting 2 years in
Monsieur Blanc Garin's studio, Brussels; 1 year Lady Pupil
at Guy's Hospital (certificate). Co-opted member of Lowestoft
Education Committee, and Chairman of School Management ;
Hon. Sec. Waifs and Strays Societv, Lowestoft Home. War
Work : President of Welcome Club for men of H.M. Forces and
local girls, 1915-19 ; took part of school nurse's work when
she was called up on Territorial Scheme ; Night Nurse and
Kitchen Assist, as required at Gunton Cottage Hospital tor
several months, 1915-19. Address : 1, High Street, Lowestoft. (M7926)
DOUGHTY, Frederick George, M.B.E, R.N.
DOUGLAS, Alfred, O.B.E, 6. 9 Oct. 1872; _. of John

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Douglas, of The Mains, Kirkoswald, Cumberland ; m. Isobel
Muriel Mary, d. of Lieut.-Col. W. H. D. Clark, of Hadley Wood.
Educ. : Privately. Assistant Accountant-General of the Navy.
Address : 64, Bedford Avenue, High Barnet. (01298)
DOUGLAS, AUie Vibert, M.B.E.
DOUGLAS, Annie Jane, M.B.E.
DOUGLAS, Col. Archibald Philip, C.M.G, C.B.E. (C3091)
DOUGLAS, Capt. Archibald Sholto George, O.B.E.
DOUGLAS, George, M.B.E, F.R.P.S, 6. 13 July, 1884;
s. of Thomas Douglas, of Edinburgh ; m. Thomasina Jane
Clapperton, d. of John Douglas, of Peebles, Scotland. Educ. :
Sciennes Public School, and Heriot Watt CoUege, Edinburgh.
Photographer ; Superintendent, Photo-Process Office, Survey
of Egypt, Giza (Mudiria), Egypt. War Work : Reproduction
of maps, etc, for the Armies on the GallipoU, Sinia, Palestine,
and Arabian Fronts ; Aerial Photographic Survey, X-ray
work at the Giza Red Cross Hospital, Egypt. Address:
Survey of Egypt, Giza (Mudiria), Egypt. Club : Gezira
Sporting (Cairo). (M1144)
DOUGLAS, Capt. George Robert Poynter, O.B.E, M.C,
6. 7 July, 1881 ; s. of the late T. Kennedy Douglas, M.B, CM,
of Scone, Perth ; to. Jessie Ewan, d. of Col. Ewan Campbell,
T.D, of Kingussie. Educ. : Perth Academy ; Edinburgh
University. War Work : 2 years with Highland Cyclist Batt. ;
2_ years attached 8th Cheshires in Mesopotamia; 7 months
M.L.O. to British MUitary Mission to South 'Russia. Address :
Mount Place, Scone, Perth. (09741)
DOUGLAS, GwendoUne Ethel, Mrs. Sholto, M.B.E.
DOUGLAS, Helen Mary Isabel, Mrs., O.B.E.
DOUGLAS, Paymaster-Lieut. -Comm. James, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. (S.A.).
DOUGLAS, Lieut. John Turner, M.B.E.
DOUGLAS, Capt. Robert Douglas ArgyU, M.B.E,
S.A.M.C, M.D.
DOUGLAS, Robert James, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 19 AprU, 1865 ;
s. of John Douglas, of Gordon St, Forres ; m. Jeannie Hender
son, d. of Alex. BaUlie Gordon, of Helensburgh. Educ:
Forres Academy. Provost of Forres, 1908-20 ; Member of
Morayshire Territorial Force Association and Morayshire
County Council. War Work : Chairman, MUitary Tribunal,
Food Control, Coal Control, and of Area Road Transport Com
mittee for Northern Division of Scotland ; Member of Red
Cross Committee and of V.A.D. Hospital, Forres. Address:
Ormidale, Forres. (010318)
DOUGLAS, Lieut.-Col. Robert Vaughan, C.B.E, R.A,
6. 29 June, 1881 ; s. of the late O. P. Douglas, of Chester ;
m. Gladys Mary, d. of Col. John Lewes, of Llanlear, Cardigan
shire. Educ. : Cheltenham and Royal MUitary Academy.
Address : c,'o Messrs. Cox & Co., 16, Charing Cross, S.W. 1.
Club : Army and Navy. (C2099)
DOUGLAS, Lieut, the Hon. Ronald John Sholto, O.B.E.
DOUGLAS, Samuel Henry, O.B.E, I.S.O, 26 July, 1858.
Address : 119, Westminster Road, Handsworth, Birmingham. (010319)
DOUGLAS, Comm. Sholto Grant, C.B.E, fi. 1867 ; s. of
the late Adm. Sholto Douglas, C.B. ; m. 1896, EUzabeth, d. of
the late J. W. Foran, of St. John, Newfoundland. R.N.
(ret.) ; Div. Naval Transport Officer ; served in the Egyptian
Campaign, 1882 (medal, bronze star) ; Great War, 1914-19
(despatches) ; has King Edward VII. Coronation medal.
Address : Sheet, Petersfield, Hants. (C2248)
DOUGLASS, Rev. Frederick Wingfield, O.B.E,M.C, M.A,
Hon. CF, 6. 22 June, 1866 ; s. of J. H. Douglass, of Market
Harborough. Educ : Oakham ; Christ Church, Oxford ;
Cuddesdon College. War Service : I.A.R.O, 2nd Lieut. ; Acting
Captain, 64 Bengal Labour Co. ; France, 1917-18 ; T.C.F,
4th Class ; B.E.F, 1918-19. Address : Oxford Mission,
Calcutta, India. (02498)
DOUGLASS, James Douglas Thessiger, M.B.E. (M6781a)
DOUGLASS, Major James Henry, O.B.E, M.D, D.P.H.
R.A.M.C, 6. 1877 ; s. of W. Douglass, of Stella, Penzance,
Cornwall, late Engineer-in-Chief, Irish Lights ; m. Constance, d.
of Robert Arthur Holmes, late of Peterfield, Nenagh, Tipperary,
Ireland. Educ. : Shrewsbury and Trinity Coll, Dublin.
Entered service in Jan. 1904. CivU Surgeon, South African War,
1902, Queen's Medal, 3 clasps. War Work: From mobilisa
tion to AprU, 1915, Company Officer, 14th Co. R.A.M.C,
Dublin ; May, 1915, to July, 1916, S.M.O, West African Com
mand, Sierra Leone ; Aug. to Nov. 1916, Dublin District ;
Dec. 1916, to AprU, 1919, France and Belgium ; May, 1919, to
Dec. 1919, Eastern Siberia. Address : Stella, Penzance, Corn
waU. (O5207).
DOUGLASS, James Robertson, M.B.E, M.Inst.C.E,
Hon. Lieut. 2nd Vol. Batt. The Black Watch, Royal High
landers, 6. 31 Aug. 1869 ; s. of Alexander Forbes Douglass, of
The Mains, Haddo House, Aberdeenshire ; to. Grace Hunter,
d. of John Menzies BalUle, of Culter Allers, Lanarkshire. Educ. :
Cargilfleld, Edinburgh; Fettes College, Edinburgh; Edin
burgh Univ. Assist. Harbour Engineer, Dundee Harbour
Trust. War Work : Engaged in War Work in connection
with the Ministry of Shipping, the War Office, and the
Admiralty. Address : Greybank, Magdalen Yard Road,
Dundee. (M7927)
DOUIE Lieut.-Col. Lawrence Adam, C.B.E. (C1138)
DOULTON, AUce Duneau, M.B.E, d. of Frederic Doulton,
of Dulwich, S.E. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Aug. 1914,
to Jan. 1920, Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Associa
tion; Hon. Sec. War Pensions Committee, Camberwell.
Address : 22, UnderhiU Road, East Dulwich, S.E. 22. (M7928)

BIOGRAPHIES.

Dowson

DOUTHWAITE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. William Bernard,
O.B.E. DOVE, Edward James, O.B.E. Ministry of Food. (O11901)
DOVE, Lieut. John Scott, O.B.E, R.N.
DOVE, Margaret Anne, Mrs., M.B.E.
DOVE, Capt. Percy WilUam, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, M.B.
DOVER, AUce Eliza, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 11 Feb. 1866 ; d. of
Richard Wright, of London ; m. Horace Walter, s. of John
William Dover, of Princes Risborough, Bucks. Educ. :
SouthweU, Nottingham. War Work : Superintendent North
amptonshire Regimental Prisoners of War Depot ; Member
of Lady Buller's Hospital Supply Depot ; member of North
ampton Naval and Military War Pension Committee ; Member
of House Committee, Lady Margaret Spencer's Home of Rest
for Convalescent Soldiers. Address : Holyrood, St. James,
Northampton Clubs : Ladies' (Northampton) ; Kingsthorpe
Golf. (M7930)
DOW, James WUliam, M.B.E, M.I.M.E. ; s. of WUliam
Dow, of Branxton, Dysart, Fife ; to. Mary, M.B.E. q.v., d. of
George Penty, of Thorntree HiU, Grimston, York. Educ. :
Privately. Assist. Manager of the Carriage and Wagon Dept,
North-Eastern Railway, at York. War Work : Special War
Work in connection with the making of munitions. Addresses :
Thorntree HiU, Grimston, York ; 15, St. Olave's Road, York.
Club : York City. (M1666)
DOW, Mary, Mrs., MtB.E. ; d. of George Penty, of
Thorntree HiU, Grimston, York ; m. James WUliam, M.B.E. q.v.,
s. of William Dow, of Branxton, Dysart, Fife. Educ. : Dunning-
ton, and Longley Coll, Easingwold. War Work: Voluntary
clerical work in connection with recruiting ; 5 years' voluntary
service with the Y.M.C.A, serving in their canteens, organising
concerts, etc, for the troops. Addresses : Thorntree Hill,
Grimston, York ; 15. St. Olave's Road, York. (M7931)
DOWBIGGIN, Annie, M.B.E, R.R.C. ; d. of the late
Richard Dowbiggin. Matron, Hospital, Edmonton, N. 18;
Member of the foUowing : General Nursing Council ; Council,
Royal British Nurses Association ; Matrons Council of
Great Britain and Deland; Executive Committee and Vice-
President, National Union of Trained Nurses. War Work :
Matron. Special MiUtary Surgical Hospital, Edmonton, N. 18.
Club: Lyceum. (M3616)
DOWDELL, Staff Qr.-Mr. Sergt. George James, M.B.E,
fi. 21 Nov. 1882 ; s. of the late Edwin DowdeU, of Semley,
WUts. ; m. Mabel Bond, d. of the late WiUiam John Baker, of
Taunton, Somerset. Educ. : Semley School. Royal Army
Pay Corps. War Work : Nursing Staff Accounts ; Supt. Clerk,
Clearing House and R.A.S.C. Accounts, Malta. Address : Army
Pay Office, Perth, Scotland. (M5230)
DOWDING, Dorothy Carwithen, O.B.E. ; e.d of the
Rev. W. Berkeley Downing (late Senior Chaplain to the Forces).
Educ. : Royal School, Lansdowne, Bath. War Work : Nursed
in hospital in London and the Isle of Wight, 1914-16 ; in
January, 1917, was appointed personal assistant to Sir Bertram
Cubitt, K.C.B, the Assist. Sec. of the War Office ; in Jan. 1919,
became a private secretary to Sir Reginald Brade, G.C.B, the
Secretary of the War Office, and to his successor, Sir Herbert
Creedy, K.C.B, C.V.O, in Jan. 1920. Club : New Victorian. (010320)
DOWELL, Brig.-Gen. George WiUiam, C.M.G, C.B.E.
DOWER, Edward MaxweU, M.B.E.
DOWER, Mary, Mrs. GOUGH-, O.B.E, 6. 7 Dec. 1863 ;
d. of WilUam Berresford-Gough, of BaUykerogue, Co. Water
ford; m. John, s. of Capt. Augustin Dower, of Abbeyside.
Educ. : The Convent, StradbaUy. Hon. Sec. Dungarvan Local
War Pensions Committee. War Work : Valuable work on the
Co. Waterford War Pensions Committee ; Hon. Sec. Dungarvan
War Pensions Local Committee ; mentioned to the Secretary
of State for War for general Red Cross work ; Hon. Recruiter,
Q.M.A.A.C. Address: The Terrace, Dungarvan, Co. Water
ford. (010321)
DOWIE, Lieut.-Col. Lawrence Adam, C.B.E.
DOWLER, Edwin Harold, M.B.E.
DOWLING, Eng.-Comm. Horace Edward, O.B.E, R.N.
DOWLING, Lieut.-Col. Thomas, O.B.E, T.D, Croix de
Guerre (Belgium), 6. 24 Jan. 1867 ; s. of John Dowling, of Bishop
Auckland ; m. Constance Mary, d. of Sir Edward Fraser,
D.C.L, J.P, of Nottingham. Educ. : Bishop Auckland.
Solicitor. War Service : Served as Senior Supply Officer to the
50th (Northumbrian) Division and 3rd Division in France and
Belgium ; commanded, 63rd (Northumbrian) Divisional Train
and the 41st Divisional Train in France, Belgium, Italy and
Army of Occupation, Cologne ; mentioned in despatches three
times. Address : York House, Bishop Auckland. Club :
R.A.S.C (02499)
_, DOWN, Lieut.-Comm. Sir Charles Edward, K.B.E,
R.N.R, 6. 13 July, 1857 ; s. of Rev. Chas. J. Down, of Ilfra-
combe, N. Devon ; m. Gertrude Louisa, d. of Very Rev. Dean
May, of Demerara. Educ. : Marlborough and Switzerland.
Marine Superintendent of Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. War
Work : Command of various steamers until June, 1917 ; work
employed in reconditioning of company's steamers after their
employment as merchant cruisers, hospital ships, transports,
etc. Addresses : R.M.S.P. Co, 18, Moorgate St., E.C. ; 52,
Hardy Road, Blackheath, S.E. (K369)
DOWN, Major Halkett Walton Money, O.B.E, 6. 18 June,
1868 ; 8. of Edward Augustus Down, of Sussex Towers, South
sea, Hants; m. Hilda Catherine, d. of George Burnand, of
MarnhuU, Dorset. Educ : AU Saints' CoU, Bloxham, Oxon.

Commission in the 1st Bn. Prince of Wales' (North Stafford
shire) Regt, 13 Sept. 1893 ; transferred to Royal Army Pay
Dept, 13 Dec 1902. War Work : Field Cashier to Head
quarters, 7th Division, under General Sir Thomas Capper,
1 Sopt. 1914 ; Headquarters IV. Corps, under General Sir
Henry Rawlinson ; landed at Ostend, 6 Oct. 1914, for relief
of Antwerp ; was present at 1st Battle of Ypres, and Neuve
Chapello ; appointed Command Paymaster, Jamaica, B.W.I,
29 Sept. 1916 ; specially mentioned in despatches, 10 March,
1918, and 3 July, 1919. (O7100)
DOWN, Major John Egbert, O.B.E.
DOWN, Percy Bissett, M.B.E, M.I.Mech.E, fi. June,
1876 ; s. of G. B. Down, of Muswell Hill. Educ. : Stamford
Hill Collegiate School, Stamford Hill. War Work : Inspection
Dept, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. Address : 109, Duke's
Avenue, Muswell Hill, N. 10. (M334)
DOWN, Thomas Beadle, M.B.E.
DOWNES, Doris Mary, Mrs., O.B.E.
DOWNES, Sarah Elizabeth, O.B.E. (011969)
DOWNES, Thomas, O.B.E.
DOWNEY, Thomas, O.B.E.
DOWNIE, Major Fairbairn, C.B.E, A.M.I.Mar.E,
6. 19 July, 1880 ; 7th s. of Robert Downie, of Dalmally (N.B.),
and Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Educ. : School of Science and Art,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and privately. Associate Member of
Institute of Marine Engineers ; travelled extensively through
out Europe, the Near and Far East and American Continent.
War Work : Serving as Lieut, London Scottish Regt, T.F,
on outbreak of war ; went to France, Sept. 1914 ; promoted
Captain, Oct. 1914 ; invalided home, suffering from sheU
concussion and sprained shoulder, Nov. 1914 ; entered Ministry
of Munitions, July, 1915, and sent to Ireland where he organised
and equipped six National (Shell, Fuse and Cartridge) factories,
besides starting 60 private firms on munition manufacture ;
was Director and Superintendent Engineer ; resigned position
in Ireland, 4 Feb. 1918 ; received letters of appreciation of
services from the Minister, G.O.C-in-C H.M. Forces, Ireland,
etc. ; entered War Office, 1 March, 1918, during which time
French and Belgian factories were visited and reported upon ;
received special letters from M. of M. and G.O.C-in-C, The
Forces, Ireland, for services rendered in connection with
RebeUion, Easter week, Dublin, 1916 ; mentioned in despatches
" London Gazette," 25 Jan. 1917 ; promoted to Brevet rank
of Major (King's Birthday Honours List), June 1917 ; promoted
substantive rank of Major, seniority 20 June, 1917, " London
Gazette," 15 March, 1918. Club : National Liberal. (C2571)
DOWNIE, Thomas Steel, O.B.E.
DOWNING, Lieut.-Col. Henry John, D.S.O, O.B.E,
b. 20 Jan. 1862 ; s. of Samuel Downing, LL.D, Professor,
Civil Engineering, T.C.D, of Monkstown, Co. DubUn.; to.
EmUy Harriett, d. of Capt. Arthur French Lloyd, of 52nd
Oxfordshire Light Infantry. Educ. : Rugby, and Trinity
Coll, DubUn. Gazetted to the Royal Dish Regiment, 1882 ;
Capt, 1889 ; Adjutant, 1898 ; Major, 1901 ; Commanding
1st Batt. the Royal Dish Regiment, 1908-12. War Work:
Commanded 8th (Service) Batt. Royal InniskiUing FusiUers,
Oct. 1914, to June, 1916 ; 10th (Training) Batt. East Lanca
shire Regt, June, 1916, to Jan. 1918 ; 3rd Vol. Batt. Devon
Regt, Oct. 1918, to Jan. 1920. Address : Velwell House, nr.
Totnes, S. Devon. (O7101)
DOWNING, Pansy, M.B.E, 6. 1886 ; d. of Major David
Fitzgerald Downing, of Royal ArtUlery. Educ. : Cheltenham
Ladies* College. War Work: Temporary clerk in MiUtary
InteUigence Dept, War Office, from 1916-19. Club : Halcyon. (M7934)
DOWNING, Robert Edward, M.B.E.
DOWNS, James, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 2 June, 1856 ; s. of
James Downs, of Hull and Bridlington ; m. Ethel Ester, d.
of the late William Wilson, of Hull. Educ. : Privately and at
High School of Glasgow. Chairman, Rose, Downs and Thomp
son, Ltd, Hull, London and Shanghai ; Chairman, Bamsley
Canister and Engineering Co, Ltd. ; President, Hull Cricket
Club ; President, Hull Literary and Philosophical Society ;
Member of Council of Hull Chamber of Commerce ; Justice of
the Peace for the City and County of Kingston-upon-Hull.
War Work : Largely engaged in the manufacture of munitions
of War ; Chief Special Constable, Commander of a Force of
5000 men. Address : Dunedin, The Park, Hull. Clubs :
National Liberal ; 1917, London ; Scottish Liberal (Edin
burgh) ; Hull and Bast Riding (Hull). (0297)
DOWNS, John Henry, M.B.E. „ „ „ _ ™ *
DOWSING, Herbert Leopold, M.B.E.. M.R.C.S. (Eng.),
L R C.P. (Lond.), 6. 29 Aug. 1860 ; s. of William Dowsing, of
Hull ; to. Mary Elizabeth, d. of Edmund Johnson Tomalin, of
HuU. Educ. : Salway House, Leyton ; The Leys School,
Cambridge; St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Late
Surgeon, Hull and Sculcoates Dispensary. War Work : Hon.
Assist Physician, St. John's V.A.D. Hospital, HuU. Address :
275, Beverley Road, HuU. (M7935)
DOWSON, Ernest Macleod, C.B.E, 6. 19 Nov. 1876 ; s.
of Ernest Dowson, late of Indian Telegraph Dept. ; m. Hilda,
d of Rev. S. Pascoe, of Newquay, CornwaU. Educ. : Isle of
Wight CoUege and City and GuUds Engineering College.
Surveyor-General of Egypt, 1909-19 ; Under Secretary of
State for Finance, Egypt, 1919. War Work : The Survey of
Egypt ; was charged with the map work required for the Near
Eastern theatres of war (GaUipoli, Egypt, Palestine), and
supplied officers for the field parties ; initiated use of air
photography for map work in Gallipoli, which was gradually

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developed throughout these theatres. Address : ¦ Gezira, Cairo,
Egypt. (C353)
DOWSON, Kenneth, O.B.E.
DOWSON, Major Oscar FoUett, O.B.E, R.A.S.C. (T.F.).
DOYLE, Capt. James Bernard Harvey, O.B.E.
DRACOPOLI, Capt. Ignatius Nicholas, M.B.E, R.A.F.
DRAGE, EUnor Katharine, M.B.E.
DRAISEY, John WilUam James, M.B.E, R.N.
DRAKE, Annie, Mrs, M.B.E.
DRAKE, Bernard Harpur, C.B.E.
DRAKE, EUen Mary, M.B.E, 6. 10 Oct. 1874 ; d. of
WUUam H. Warner, of Percy Lodge, East Sheen ; to. Courtenay
H. Drake, F.R.CS. War Work: Relief work for Belgium
Refugees, 1914 ; joint head of bandage department, Streat
ham War Supply Depot, organised by Mrs. James, M.B.E, and
Mrs. Grimwade, M.B.E. ; voluntary worker King George
Hospital, 1915, under Lady Wynne ; Organiser and Hon. Treas.
of needlework and handicrafts for wounded soldiers at Tooting
Military Hospital, Church Lane, S.W, since 1916. Address :
1, Leigham Avenue, Streatham, S.W. (M7938)
DRAKE, Lieut.-Col. Francis Richard, C.B.E, R.A.F.
Served in the Great War. 1914-19 (despatches). (C856)
DRAKE, Frank, M.B.E, 6. 7 Aug. 1873. Sanitary
Department, Durban Corporation. War Work : In charge of
British Red Cross motor boats, East Africa. Address :
Chamberlain BuUdings, Durban, Natal. (M1669)
DRAKE, Col. Henry Dowrish, C.B.E, R.M.A, 6. 8
Dec. 1859 ; m. Jessie Heatley, d. of Surgeon-Gen. Alfred
Crocker. Entered R.M. ArtiUery, 1877. Served in Australia
and Western Pacific, 1881-5 ; Asst. to Prof, of Fortifications,
R.N. CoUege, Greenwich, 1885-7 ; Staff College, Camberley,
1888-9 ; D.A.A.G. and D.A.A.G. for Instruction Southern
District, 1890-95 ; medal of the Royal Humane Society for saving
life, 1892 ; particular Service Squadron, Mediterranean and
Channel Fleets, 1896-97 ; Naval InteUigence Department,
Admiralty, 1897-99 ; Professor of Fortifications, R.N. CoU.
Greenwich, 1899-1904 ; D.A.Q.M.G, Major of General Staff
Directorate of MiUtary Operations, War Office, 1904-6 ; Direct
ing Staff, Staff College, Deolali and Quetta, India, 1906-12
G.S.O, 1st Grade, retired 1912 ; serving in special appoint
ment, War Office, since 1914. Address : 41, Oakley Street,
Chelsea. S.W. 3. Club : United Service ; SavUe. (C491)
DRAKE, James Ernest, O.B.E.
DRAKE, Lieut.-Comm. James Woodard, O.B.E, R.N.R.
DRAKE, John, M.B.E.
DRAKE, John Collard Bernard, O.B.E, 6. 7 March, 1884;
s. of the late FeUx Drake, of East Coker, Somerset. Educ. :
Blundell's ; BaUiol CoU, Oxford. Indian CivU Service ; Deputy
Secretary to the Government of India, Department of
Industries. War Work : 1917-18, Provincial Hon. Sec.
Joint War Committee (St. John Ambulance Association), and
" Our Day " organisation, in Bihar and Orissa, India. Ad
dresses : East Coker, YeovU, Somerset ; c/o Messrs. King,
Hamilton & Co, Calcutta. Clubs : East India United Services,
London ; United Services, Simla. (04034)
DRAKE, Major John Hughes, O.B.E.
r DRAKE, Lieut. Tom, M.B.E, 6. 17 May, 1885 ; s. of
Dennys Drake, of Orpington, Kent. Educ. : Uppingham.
War Work : Served 1 year France, Sept. 1914, London Scottish,
as private ; Commissioned 3/lst Herts Yeomanry, Sept. 1915, to
March, 1917 ; seconded Machine Gun Corps, Cavalry, March,
1917, untU demobilisation, Jan. 1919. Address : 64 Pariia-
ment Hill, Hampstead Heath, London, N.W. '(M1670)
DRAKE, Capt. William Barnard, O.B.E, 1st Bn. S. Wales
Borderers, fi. 1871 ; s. of the late Sir W. H. Drake, K.C B of
War Office, S.W, London ; to. Katherine AUce. d. of C J
Lacy, of Basingboume House, Fleet, Hants. Educ : Sher
borne. War Work : Served in Egypt, 1915-16 ; Embarkation
Staff, Mesopotamia, 1916-18; Embarkation Staff, Hull
Tilbury, Devonport, 1919. Address: Cotmaton House'
Sidmouth, S. Devon. (O6609)
DRAKE, WilUam Henry Milverton, O.B.E, fi. 27 Jan
1885 ; s. of Edward Drake, of Exeter ; to. Ethel Kate, d of
WiUiam Betts, of Oxford. Educ. : Exeter CoUege School
Assist. National Sec. Y.M.C.A. Headquarters, W C 1 • in
Y.M.C.A. work for 17 years ; held General Secretaryships at
Devonport and Oxford. War Work : Secretary-in-Charge of
the Department of Personnel for Y.M.C.A. war work with the
troops at home and overseas. Address : Sutties Hotel
Bedford Place, W.C. 1. (03694)
DRAKE, Kathleen TYRWHITT-, M.B.E, 6. 27 Dec
1874 ; d. of the late William T. Tyrwhitt-Drake, Boro'gate'
St. Albans, sometime Vicar of Gt. Gaddesden, Herts War
Work: District Chairman, St. Albans Division, Herts Local
War Pensions Committee. Address : Boro'gate, St. Albans. (M7939)
,_BRAKEF0RD' William Dusantoy, M.B.E, 6. 21 Jan
1868 ; s. of the late Rev. David James Drakeford, M.A, Elm
Grove, Sydenham ; m. Catherine May, d. ot the late Col. Henry
Dixon Indian Army of Sydenham. Educ : Westminster
£ CA00lio^827?,4'.aniT Clare CoU, Cambridge, B.A. 1889,
M.A 1893. Clerk, War Office. War Work: War Office
Military Secretary s Department. Address : 4, Girdlers Road
West Kensington, W. 14. (M79401
DRAPER, Capt. Charles Frederick, O.B.E.
t t?5tHER' • Christopher Robert Burroughes, M.B.E,
J.P. N.Rhodesia, Magistrate and District Commr„N. Rhodesia
mihh?,^6' b78.5 S' °£.the_Eev. W. H. Draper, M.A. (Oxon)
Middleton Rectory, Bicester. Educ. : Stubbington House

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Fareham, and H.M.S. " Worcester." War Work : Organisa
tion and supply of transport and food for MUitary Porters
engaged German East African campaign. Address: Living
stone, N. Rhodesia. (M1263)
DRAPER, Lieut.-Comm. PhUip Nelson, O.B.E, R.N.R.
DRAPER, Thomas Percy, C.B.E, K.C. ; fi. 1864.
CaUed to the Bar, Inner Temple, 1891 ; K.C. 1910 ; Chairman,
W AustraUan Red Cross. Address : Perth, W. Australia. (C707)
DRAPES, Thomas Lambert, M.B.E, B.A, M.B, B.C.
(Cantab), M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, 5. 4 Aug. 1878 ; s. of Thomas
Drapes, M.B, of Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford, Ireland. Educ:
Epsom CoU. ; Sidney Sussex CoU, Cambridge : St. Mary's
Hospital, W. M.O.H. Chepstow Urban and Rural District
Councils, and Chepstow Port Sanitary Authority. War Work :
M.O. Red Cross Hospital. Portskewett, Mon. Address: St.
Maur, Chepstow, Mon. Club : Junior Constitutional. (M7941)
DRAY, Evelyn Muriel, M.B.E,
DRAYSON, Col. AUred Percy, O.B.E, T.D, D.L. (Surrey)
6. 5 Aug. 1877 ; e. s. of AUred W. Drayson, of Ditton Grange"
Ditton HU1, Surrey ; m. Dorothy Frances, d. of Francis G Johns,
of Glenthorne, Enfield. Educ. : Highgate School. Director
of Alfred W. Drayson & Sons, Ltd. War Work : Commandeil
6th East Surrey Reg, 1913-20 ; (India, Oct. 1914-19) ; Served
with Aden Field Force, 1917-18 ; Commanded Rawalpindi,
May to Oct. 1916 ; Commanded Agra, 1918 ; Mention Des
patches twice ; awarded Croix de Guerre. Address : Trohork,
Langley Avenue, Surbiton, Surrey. Club: Junior Army and
Navy. (02367)
DRAYSON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, O.B.E., R.A.
DRAYTON, Gertrude, O.B.E.
DREAPER, WiUiam Porter, O.B.E, F.I.C, fi. 1868;
s. of John Shaw Dreaper, of London; to. Florence Barbara,
d. of George Jecks, of Barnet. Educ. : Privately, and City
and GuUds Coll. Finsbury. Consulting Chemical Engineer;
Hon. Consulting Chemist to Silk Association ; Editor of " Text
Books of Chemical Research and Engineering," Author of
" Notes on Chemical Research," " Chemistry and Physics of
Dyeing," etc. War Work : Superintendent of H.M. Factories
at Sutton Oak, St. Helen's, and EUesmere Port, Cheshire.
Address : 27, WUlow Road, Hampstead Heath, N.W. 3,
Loudon. (010325)
DREDGE, Lieut. Austin Edward Makinson, M.B.E,
R.A.S.C, fi. 8 July, 1882 ; s. of the Rev. N. Dredge, M.A., of
Pettaugh, Suffolk. Educ. : ClairviUe House School, "Ross-on-
Wye. War Work : Mobilised 4 Aug. 1914 ; GaUipoU, July,
1915 ; Egyptian Expeditionary Force, Dec. 1915 ; Mesopo-
tamian Exp. Force, June, 1916 ; remaining with that force
untU 15 Nov. 1919. Addresses : Windervie, Ufford, Suffolk ;
Whittiugton Barracks, Lichfield. Club : R.A.S.C. (M4864)
DREW, Brig.-Gen. Bertie Clephane Hawley, C.M.G,
C.B.E, R.A.F.; 6. 1880. Served in China, 1900 (medal);
N.-W. Frontier of India, 1901-2 and 1903-4 (medal); Great
War, 1914-18 (despatches, promoted). (C1892)
DREW, Florence Grace, Mrs., M.B.E.
DREW, Major Francis GrenvUIe, O.B.E, R.E.
DREW, James WiUiam, M.B.E.
DREW, Lieut.-Col. John Summers, O.B.E.
DREW, Lorna Auchterlonie, M.B.E.
DREW, Lieut.-Comm. Thomas Bernard, O.B.E, R.N.
DREW, Lieut.-Col. Tom MaxweU, O.B.E, 6. 28 Feb.
1869 ; s. of Henry Drew, of Peamore Cottage, near Exeter ;
m. CecUia Margaret, d. of Brabazon Campbell, of The Northgate,
Warwick. Educ : Malvern and Leamington CoUeges. Served
in the Leicestershire Regt. for 31 years, from 1888 to 1919.
War Work : Served in GaUipoU and France ; Commanded
the 17th Recruiting Area and the Depot of the Leicestershire
Regt, from July, 1916, to March, 1919. Address : East Ridge
way, Northaw, Hertfordshire. Club : Naval and MUitary. (O7103)
DREW, Rev. Monsignor Francis BICKERSTAFFE-,
C.B.E, B.D. : see Bickerstaffe.
DREYER, Capt. Frederic Charles, C.B. (MU. and Civ.),
C.B.E. (Mil.), R.N, 6. 8 Jan. 1878 ; s. of John L. E. Dreyer,
M.A, Ph.D., of 14, Staverton Road, Oxford; m. Una Maria, d.
of the late Rev. J. T. HaUett, Vicar of Bishops Tachbrook,
Warwickshire ; 3 sons, 2 daughters. Educ. : Royal School
Armagh and H.M.S. " Britannia," Director of Gunnery,
Division Naval Staff Admiralty, since April, 1920 ; Commodore
and Chief of Staff to Admiral of the Fleet, The Right Hon.
Viscount JeUicoe, of Scapa, G.C.B, O.M, G.CV.O, during Us
Mission to India and the Dominions, Feb. 1919, to Feb. 1920.
War Work : Capt. H.M. Battleship " Orion," Grand Fleet,
Aug. 1914, to Oct. 1915; Capt, H.M. Battleship "Iron
Duke,' Fleet Flagship of Admiral Sir John JeUicoe, G.C.B,
O.M, G.CV.O, Commander in Chief, Grand Fleet, Oct. 1915,
to Nov. 1916 ; (Battle of Jutland— Despatches, MUitary C.B.).
Assistant Director, Anti-Submarine Division, Naval Staff
Admiralty, Dec. 1916, to March, 1917 ; Director of Naval
Ordnance, March, 1917, to June, 1918 ; Director of Naval
ArtUlery and Torpedo, Naval Staff Admiralty, June, 1918, to
Feb. 1919. Has Orders of St. Stanilaus, 2nd Class, with Star;
St. Anne, 2nd Class ; and Rising Sun, 3rd Class, American Naval
Distinguished Service Medal ; is Officer of Legion of Honour.
Address : 35, Bury Road, Alverstoke. CZufis : United Service;
Naval, Portsmouth. (C890)
DREYER, Lieut.-Col. George S., C.B.E, R.A.F. Served
in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2346_

BIOGRAPHIES.

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DREYER, Lieut.-Col. Georges, C.B.E, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
B.S, DRIBERG, James Douglas, O.B.E, M.C, F.R.CS, 6.
30 July, 1890 ; s. of the late J. J. S. Driberg, I.C.S, of Crow-
borough, Sussex. Educ. : Lancing CoU, and London Hospital.
Surgical Registrar to, and assist, to, Surgical Unit, London
Hospital. War Work : M.O. 6th Buffs ; Surgical Specialist,
35 General Hospital, Calais. Address : 46, Queen Anne Street,
London, W. 1. Club : R.A.C. (05211)
DRDJKWATER, Katharine Rosebery, Mrs., O.B.E,
J.P, M.B, B.S, B.Sc, D.P.H, 6. 11 Nov. 1872 ;d. of Henry
Mason Jay, M.D, of Chippenham, Wilts. ; to. Harry Drink-
water, J.P, M.D, F.R.S. (Edin.), s. of the late James Drink-
water, of Liverpool. Educ. : Bath High School ; Bedford
College, London ; London School of Medicine for Women ;
Royal Free Hospital, London. General Medical Practitioner ;
Assist. School Medical Officer to the Wrexham Education
Committee. War Work : 1916-17, Medical Officer in charge of
Staff and Departments and Military Families Hospital, Malta
(R.A.M.C.) ; 1914, with Mrs. Bemers, organised Roseneath
Military AuxiUary Hospital, Wrexham. Address : Lister
House, Wrexham, N. Wales. (O1300)
DRINKWATER, Sidney William, M.B.E.
DRISCOLL, Eng.-Lieut. Robert, O.B.E, R.N.
DRIVER, Lieut. George Osborne Hitchin, M.B.E,
Can. A.S.C
DROGHEDA, Kathleen, Countess of, C.B.E. ; d. of Charles
M. Pelham Burn; to. 1909, Henry Charles Ponsonby Moore,
10th Earl of Drogheda (see Burke's Peerage). (C953)
DROWER, Gertrude Louise, M.B.E.
DROWER, John Edmund, C.B.E, 6. 1853 ; 8. of George
Marwood Drower, of Axminster ; m. Bessie Florence, d. of
Edwin Chivers, of Tavistock. Educ : Privately. FeUow of
the Royal Astronomical Society and of the Surveyor's Institu
tion. War Work : Assistant Director of Army Contracts, having
Charge of Works ; Held the post until the end of the war, when
he organised the Department of Building Material Supplies for
the Ministry of Munitions, and became its first Director.
Addresses : 49, Mount Ephraim Road, Streatham, S.W. 16 ;
28, Victoria Street, S.W. 1. Club : St. Stephen's. (C954)
DRUDGE, Capt. Ernest O., M.B.E, R.A.F.
DRLITT, Hilda, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
DRUITT, Reginald Ernest, O.B.E, 6. 1882 ; s. of Theodore
Druitt, of London ; to. Ivy MUlicent, d. of Walter Scott-Smith,
of London. Educ : Coopers' Company's Grammar School.
War Work : Greek Ships Committee (Foreign Office) Inter-
AUied Chartering Executive. Address : Southwood, Plough
Lane, Purley, Surrey. (01301)
DRUM, Col. L., C.B.E. Canadian Forces ; served in
the Great War, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1349)
DRUMMOND, Charles James, M.B.E, J.P, Officier
d'Academie, France, 6. 30 July, 1848 ; s. of Charles Drummond,
of Ipswich ; m. Helena Catherine, d. of Humphrey Deen, of
Chislehurst. Educ : Queen Elizabeth's School, Ipswich.
Ex-Chief Labour Correspondent, Board of Trade ; Local
Labour Correspondent, Ministry of Labour ; Vice-Chairman,
Tin Box and Paper Box Trade Boards ; a Chairman of Scottish
Board, Coal Mines (Minimum Wage) Act, 1912 ; Member of
Chairmen's Panel, Arbitration and ConcUiation Act. War
Work : Prince of Wales' Committee ; City of London Local
Tribunal ; Civil Liabilities Committee ; Local Food Control
Committee, City of London ; Appeal Tribunal, Profiteering
Act, 1919, City of London ; Ministry of National Service,
Sub-Commissioner for Trade Exemptions. Address: Northfleld,
21, Dahnore Road, Dulwich, S.E. 21. Club : Constitutional. (M1673)
DRUMMOND, Capt. Cyril Alexander Fraser, O.B.E. R.A.
DRUMMOND, David, C.B.E, M.D.
DRUMMOND, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John Raymond, M.B.E,
Aust A M C
DRUMMOND, Mary Jane, M.B.E, 6. 28 Aug. 1869 ; d. of
Walter Scott Drummond, of Charlton, Kent. Educ. : Roan
School, Greenwich, S.E. 10. Divisional Sec. Greenwich and
Woolwich Division, County of London Branch, of the British
Red Cross Society. War Work: Aug. 1914, to July, 1915,
assisting in training recruits for V.A.D.'s ; July, 1915, to May,
1917, part time V.A.D. in Southwood Red Cross Hospital,
Eltham, part time assisting Div. Sec. Headquarters, Charlton
House, Charlton ; May, 1917, to present time Divisional Sec. ;
also helped collect funds for Belgian Homes in Charlton from
Sept. 1914, to Sept. 1918. Address : 42, WeUington Road, Old
Charlton, Kent. (M7945)
DRUMMOND, Capt. Robert, O.B.E, J.P, 5. 1856 ; s. of
John Drummond, of Trinity, Edinburgh. Educ. : Edinburgh.
CivU Engineer and Road Surveyor. War Work : Chairman of
Local Tribunal, Paisley ; Member of Joint Roads Committee,
London; Chairman of Investigation Sub-Committee for
Scotland. Address : Fairfield, Paisley. Clubs : Paisley ;
Art (Glasgow) ; R.A.C (London). (O1302)
DRUMMOND, Lieut.-Col. Francis Dudley, WILLIAMS-
C.B.E, J.P, D.L, 6. 27 June, 1863 : s. of Sir James
Drummond, of Hawthornden and Edwinsford ; to. Marguerete
Violet Maud, d. of Sir Andrew Agnew, Bart, of Locknaw.
Educ. : Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge. Chairman,
Court of Quarter Sessions for County of Carmarthen and of
County Petty Sessons ; Chairman, Carmarthenshire Terri
torial Force Association ; Alderman, County Council ; Fellow
Surveyors Institute ; Member of Government Reconstruction
Committee on Forestry and Member of Council, Bath and

West Society. War Work : Served on County Appeal
Tribunal and War Agr. Committee. Raised County V.T.C
Battalion ; Commissioner for Wales (Agr.) National Service ;
Appointed Live Stock Commissioner for 7 South Wales Counties,
under Ministry of Food ; Vive-Chairman, consultation com
mittee for Walos under Forestry Commission ; served on
various agricultural Forestry and Grouse Disease Commissions
and taken active part in public life and developments of
south and west Wales. Address : Hafodneddyn, Llandilo.
Club: Travellers. (C955)
DRURY, Amy Gertrude, Lady, C.B.E, 6. 2 June, 1863 ;
d. of John Middleton of 3, Porchester Gate, W. 2 ; m. the late
Admiral Sir Charles Carter Drury, G.C.B, G.CV.O, K.C.S.I,
s. of Le Baron Drury, of Rothsey, New Brunswick. Educ. :
At home. Hon. General Secretary ot the Royal Naval FriencUy
Union of Sailors' Wives ; Division Commissioner of Girl
Guides for S.W. Kent ; Member of the Ashford District
Board of Education ; President Tenterden Women's Institute ;
Member Joint Parliamentary Advisory Committee. War
Work : Relief and assistance of wives and families of naval
men who were wounded or killed. Chairman of Ladies'
Advisory Committee of the Navy League Overseas Relief Fund.
Address: Himewood, Tenterden, Kent. (C2573)
DRURY, Comm. Edward Dumerque, O.B.E, R.N.R.
DRURY, Edward Herbert Merivale, M.B.E.
DRURY, Geoffrey Herbert, O.B.E.
DRURY, Lieut.-Col. Riohard Frederick, C.B.E. Hon.
Lieut.-Col. in the Army. (C857)
DRURY, Capt. Thomas, O.B.E. (Mil.), 6. 20 Feb. 1878 ;
s. of the Rev. W. F. Drury, late Vicar of Holy Trinity, Burton-
on-Trent, and Hornby, Bedale, Yorkshire. Educ. : St. John's
School, Leatherhead, and University of London. Schoolmaster.
War Work : > Gazetted to 11th Batt. Duke of Wellington's Regt,
24 July, 1915 ; posted to 12th (Lab.) Batt. Duke of Wellington's
Regt, March, 1916 ; promoted Capt. and appointed Adjutant
12th (Lab.) Batt. Duke of Wellington's Regt, 20 July, 1916 ;
transferred to Labour Corps, 13 April, 1917 ; Adjutant, 40th
and 27th Labour Groups, 13 April, 1917, to 22 Nov. 1919.
Address : 22, Bisham Gardens, Highgate, Loudon, N. 6.
(05212)
DRURY, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Prioe, C.B.E, R.M.L.I.
(ret.), 6. 8 Nov. 1861 ; s. of the late WUliam Drury, Paymaster-
in-chief, R.N. ; to. Marguerite Florence Shirley, d. of the late
Rev. Pender H. Cudlip, Vicar of Sparkwell, S. Devon. Educ. :
Brentwood School, Essex, and Plymouth College. Author
and Dramatist (" The Flag Lieutenant " and other plays) ;
Member of the Naval Intelligence Department, 1900-1 ; Was
Chief Organiser of Lord Robert's National Service League
before the War. War Work : Rejoined Royal Marines at
Chatham on outbreak of War, having been invalided out of
the Service in 1903 ; Commanded Anti-Aircraft Battery,
Portsmouth Harbour, 1914-1 5 ; Served as Intelligence Officer
at Plymouth (a) on staff of Garrison Commander, (6) on Staff
of Naval Commander-in-Chief, 1915-17 ; Regimental duty
during remainder of war ; Was awarded C.B.E. primarily for
active service in Crete, Sept. 1898. Address : St. Germans,
Cornwall. Club: Garrick. (C1921)
DRYSDALE, Charles Vickery, O.B.E, D.Sc.
DRYSDALE, Duncan, M.B.E.
DRYSDALE, Major John Douglas, O.B.E.
DRYSDALE, Capt. John Syme, M.B.E.
DUARTE, Edgar Thurston, M.B.E, S.M, R.F.A.
DUBERLY, Ida Mary Villiers, Mrs., O.B.E, fi. Dec. 1856 ;
d. of Richard Farrer, of Michelstown, Co. Cork ; m. Arthur
Grey, s. of James Duberly, of Gaynes, Huntingdonshire. War
Work : Hon. Sec. to the Bedfordshire branch of the Soldiers'
and Sailors' FamUies Association, and Beds. Soldiers' and
Sailors' Help Society ; Commandant of the Cardington V.A.D,
No 32 : Member of the Bedfordshire War Pensions Committee. (010327)
DUBERLY, Capt. Montagu Richard WiUiam, O.B.E. •
DU BERN, Jules Emile, O.B.E.
DUBOIS, Frederick, M.B.E.
DU BOISE, Ferdinand de Ricquebourg, M.B.E.
DU BREUL, Major Frederick Alexander, O.B.E.
DU BUISSON, Major Henry, O.B.E, Lincolnshire Regt.
(ret.), 6. 9 Nov. 1857 ; s. of the late James Du Buisson, of
Wandsworth Common, Surrey ; m. Isme, d. of Alexander
HamUton, W.S, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Marlborough Coll, and
Sandhurst. War Work : Assist. Cable Censor, Aug. 1914, to
Oct. 1914 ; second in command, Depot Lincoln, and subse
quently in command, Oct. 1914, to Nov. 1918. Address :
St WiUreds, nr. Ryde, Isle of Wight. Club : Junior United
Service. (03639)
DU CANE, Major Charles George, O.B.E.
DU CAUR, Arthur George, M.B.E. (M10245)
DUCK, Surg.-Lieut. WilUam Agar Scholefleld, O.B.E,
R NDUCKETT, Lieut. William Knight, M.B.E, R.E. (T.F.)
DUCKWORTH, Lieut. Francis Robinson Gladstone,
M.B.E. DUCKWORTH, Robert, M.B.E.
DU CROZ, Grace Jessie, Mrs., O.B.E.
DUDDING, Bernard Phineas, M.B.E, A.R.C.Sc, 6.
16 Dec. 1885 ; s. of Phineas John Dudding, of Gillingham, Kent ;
m Lilian, d. of William Petchey, of Dover. Educ : Wesleyan
Higher Grade School, GiUingham, Kent ; Royal College of
Science, London. Assistant at National Physical Laboratorj-,
Teddington, 1911-18 ; Senior Assistant on the Staff of the

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Research Laboratories of the General Electric Company,
England. War Work : Development of measuring appliances
used in the production and examination of screw gauges for
Munitions of all kinds. Address : The Nook, Hampton Road,
Teddington, Middlesex. (M339)
DUDDING, Major Thomas Scarborough, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
DUDDY, Philip Menross, M.B.E, 6. 7 Feb. 1872 ; s. of
Joseph Duddy, late Chief Inspector, City Police ; to. Mary,
d. of George HUder, of Rolvenden, Kent. Educ. : Weymouth
CoU. Senior Staff Clerk, Secretary's Office, H.M. Customs and
Excise. War Work : Principal of the Registry of the Secre
tary's Office Customs and Excise ; the Secretary's Office
maintained a continuous service night and day throughout the
war. Addresses : 4, Park ViUas, Loughton, Essex ; Secretary's
Office, Custom House, Lower Thames Street, London, E.C. 3.
(M7947)
DUDFIELD, Capt. Reginald Samuel Orme, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.)
DUDGEON, Arthur Frederick, O.B.E, B.A.
DUDGEON, Florence Margaret, M.B.E.
DUDGEON, Gerald Cecil, C.B.E. ; fi. 1867 ; s. of the late
Robert EIUs Dudgeon, M.D, of 53, Montagu Square, W. ;
m. 1907, Isabel Annie, d. of the late R. BaUard, of Palumpur,
Kangra VaUey, Punjab, and widow of Percy Fitzgerald Camp
bell (see Burke's Peerage, CampbeU, Bt.). Educ. : St. Mary-
lebone and All Souls' Grammar School (King's CoU, Prizeman).
Sup, and subsequently Gen. Inspector of Agriculture, British
W. Africa and Protectorate, 1905-10; Director-Gen. Depart.
of Agriculture, Egypt, 1910-12; Consulting Agriculturist,
Ministry of Agriculture, with rank of Director-Gen. 1912-18 ;
sometime on Staff of Indian Museum, Calcutta ; FeUow of
Entomological Society ; has 2nd class of Order of the Nile ;
author of " The Agricultural and Forest Products of British
West Africa." and of various articles ou Agricultural, Economic,
and Natural History subjects. Address : 1, Zetland House,
Cheniston Gardens, W. Club : Royal Societies'. (C702)
DUDGEON, Prof. Leonard Stanley, CM G. C.B.E,
F.R.C.P, London; fi. Oct. 1876; s. of John Hepburn Dudgeon
of Haddington, N.B.; m. Norah Edith, d. of Richard Hugh
Orpen, of ArdtuUy, Kenmare, Co. Kerry. Educ. : St. Thomas's
Hospital. Professor of Pathology, Univ. of London ; Bacteri-
ologist-in-Chief, St. Thomas's Hospital ; Examiner in Path
ology, Royal Army Medical College. War Work : Col. A.M.S.
Consulting Bacteriologist, H.M. Forces ; Eastern Mediter
ranean, 1915-19 ; Member of War Office Committee of
Infectious Diseases ; GaUipoli and Egypt, 1915 ; Thrice
mentioned in Despatches ; Order of St. Sara, Serbia, 1917,
3rd Class. Address : 6, Stanhope Street, Hyde Park, W. 2.
Club: Union. (C1409)
DUDGEON, Margaret, Mrs. Robert Francis, O.B.E.
DUDLEY, Capt. Cyril Raymond, M.B.E.
DUDLEY, Lieut. Edward Joseph Scott, M.B.E.
DUDLEY, George James, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
6. 8 Sept. 1867 ; s. of the late Samuel Dudley, of Dudley ; m.
Sarah Jane, d. of the late Luke Jewkes, J.P, of Dudley. Educ :
Dudley Grammar School, and Queen's CoU, Birmingham.
Medical Practitioner ; Hon. Surgeon, Stourbridge Dispensary ;
Surgeon to Post Office. War Work : Medical Officer to
Wordsley Military Hospital, 1915-17 ; Medical Officer, Studley
Court Red Cross Hospital, 1914-19 ; Commandant, Studley
Court Red Cross Hospiral, 1915-17 ; Examiner of Recruits ;
lecturer to St. John Ambulance Association and Red Cross
Societv. Address : 13, High Street, Stourbridge. (010328)
DUDLEY, Capt. Harold Ward, O.B.E, R.E.
DUDLEY, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Sheldon Francis, O.B.E,
R.N. DUDLEY, Sophie, Mrs, M.B.E.
DUDLEY, WiUiam Edward, O.B.E, J.P.
DUFF, Col. Charles de Vertus, C.B.E. Capt. and T. Col.
2nd Reserve Batt, S. African Forces ; served in the Great War,
1915-19 (despatches). (CI 366)
DUFF, Sir Hector Livingstone, K.B.E, C.M.G. ; 6. 1872 •
s. of the late J. P. Duff, of Edderton House, Edderton. Ap
pointed Asst. Resident Nyasaland, 1897 ; Resident 1907 ;
Acting Deputy Governor, 1911 ; Chief Secretary to the Govern
ment and Senior Member Executive and Legislative Councils,
'1914 ; Acting Governor and Commander-in-Chief, 1918-19!
War Work: Served with Nyasaland Field Force, 193 4-18;
twice mentioned in despatches ; 1914-15 Star ; General
Service War Medal ; Victory Medal ; African General Service
Medal and clasp. Appointed Chief Political Officer to General
Northey's Forces, 1916 ; administered MiUtary Government of
occupied enemy territory in East Africa, 1916-18. Address •
The Old Residency, Zomba, Nyasaland. Club : Junior
Carlton. DUFF, Mildred Mabel Gordon, Mrs, O.B.E.
DUFF, Thomas Duff Gordon, C.B.E, J.P , D L
6. 11 Aug. 1848 ; s. of Major Lachlan D. Gordon Duff, of Dnim-
muir and Park, Banffshire ; m. 1st, 1875, Pauline Emma, d. of
late Sir Chas. Tennant, Bart, 2nd, 1893, Mildred Mabel, O B E
d. of late E. C. Walker, of Chester. Educ. : Harrow and
Trinity CoUege, Oxford. Vice-Lieutenant, Banffshire ¦
Chairman Standing Joint Committee, Banffshire. War Work '
Chairman Terr. Force Assoc. tiU 1919, and of Agricult
Executive Committee. Address : Drummuir, Keith. Clubs :
New Edinburgh ; Royal AutomobUe, London. (C2574)
DUFF, Edith Florence, Lady GRANT-, C.B.E, Lady of
(.race of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 12 Jan 1877 •
d. of Sir George Bonham, Bart, of Knowle, Cranleigh (see

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Burke's Peerage) ; m. Sir Evelyn Mountstuart, K.C.M.G, s. of
the late Rt. Hon. Sir Mountstuart Grant-Duff, War Work:
Founder and Organiser of the British Section, Bureau de
Secours aux Prisonniers de Guerre, Berne, Switzerland, known
as the Berne Bread Bureau, 1915 ; founder and organiser of the
British Legation Red Cross Organisation in Switzerland, 1914.
Address : Earl Soham Grange, FramUngham, Suffolk. (C492)
DUFF, Victoria Adelaide Alexandrina GRANT-, M.B.E.
DUFFERIN AND AVA, Harriot Georgiana, Mar
chioness of, D.B.E, d. of Archibald Rowan HamUton, of
KUlyleagh Castle, co. Down; to. 23 Oct. 1862. Frederick
Temple, 1st Marquis of Dufferin and Avatsee BURKE'S Peerage).
Address: Clandeboye, co. Down. (D2)
DUFFES, Hilda Ethel Paterson, M.B.E, M.A, d. of the
late George Macpherson Duffes, of 10, Carlton Street, Edin-
burgh ; and Forres, Morayshire. Educ. : Edinburgh Ladies'
CoU, and Edinburgh Univ. War Work : Was engaged in
war work in the Ministry of Shipping, in connection with the
control of transfers of vessels and the Inter-AlUed Ship-
Purchasing Committee. Addresses : 11, Denning Road,
Hampstead ; 10, Carlton Street, Edinburgh. (M7949)
DUFFETT, Lieut.-Comm. Edward, O.B.E, R.N.
DUFFIELD, Major Edgar WUloughby, O.B.E.
DUFFIELD, Walter Dowsett, O.B.E, 6. 15 Feb. 1874;
s. of John Duffield, of York. Educ. : Thirsk High School.
Assist. Director, Ministry of Transport. War Work : Assist:
Director, Statistical Branch, Admiralty. Address : Greenvale
Road, S.E. 9. Club : Junior Constitutional. (O1033_)
DUFFIN, Lieut.-Col. Earle Calder, O.B.E.
DUFFUS, Major Chester Stairs, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 1 March,
1891 ; s. of W. Stairs Duffus, of HaUfax, Nova Scotia ; m.
Evelyn Ursula, d. of Major G. D. GUes, of Brora, Sutherlaud-
shire. Edue. : Oundle. Company Director. War Work :
R.A.F, 2i years iu France. Address : Corner House, Brent
wood, Essex. Club : R.A.F. (03298)
DUFFY, Capt. Michael Louis, O.B.E, R.E.
DUFFY, Major Thomas Augustine, O.B.E.
DUFORT, Cyril John NESBITT-, O.B.E, 6. 28 AprU,
1892 ; s. of the late J. C. Dufort, of London. Educ. : Chelten
ham Coll, and London Univ. Engineer. War Work : Served
with 230th Siege Battery, R.G.A, France, and later, Staff
Capt, War Office, WhitehaU, S.W. Address: 12, Thurloe
Place, S.W. 7. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (O7510)
DU FRAYER, Major AUred Henry, O.B.E,
DUFTON, Dorothy, M.B.E.
DUGDALE, Ethel Innes, Mrs, O.B.E, A.R.R.C
DUGDALE, Hilda, M.B.E, d. of the late Adam Dugdale,
D.L, of Griffin Lodge, Blackburn, Lancashire ; and Gilmonby
Hall, Bowes, DarUngton. War Work : Hon. Sec. Blackburn
Prisoners of War Committee. Address : Griffin Lodge,
Blackburn. Clubs : Forum ; Ladies' Imperial. (M7590)
DUGDALE, Maud Violet, Mrs., O.B.E, d. of G. Woodroffe
late Royal Horse Guards ; to. James Lionel, s. oi John Dugdale,
of Crathorne. War Work : Com. Red Cross AuxUiary Hospital;
Local War Pensions Committee, etc, etc Address : Crathorne
Hall, Yarm-on-Tees, Yorks. Club : Bath. (O1305)
DUGGAN, Eva, M.B.E, fi. 1891 ; d. of Dr. M. Duggan, of
Altrincham. Educ. : Roedean, Brighton, and Paris. War
Work : Sec. to President of The Ordnance Committee, Wool
wich. Address : Clevedon, Altrincham. (M3617)
DUGGAN, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Eyre Sturdy,
O.B.E, R.N.
DUGGAN, George Chester, O.B.E, M.A, ChevaUer of
the Orders of Leopold II. and ot the Legion of Honour, fi. 5 Feb.
1885 s. of George Duggan, of Provincial Bank House. Dublin,
and Ferney, Greystones, Co. Wicklow ; to. Elsie Gore, d. of Rev.
R. Blair, of the Rectory, BaUinamallard. Educ : The High
School, Dublin, and Trinity College, Dublin. Clerk, Class I,
Transport Dept. Admiralty, 1908-10 and Chief Secretary's
Office, Dublin, 1910-14 ; Superintending Clerk Transport Dept.
Admiralty, and Ministry of Shipping, 1915-19 ; Superintending
Clerk, Chief Secretary's Office, 1919-20 : Principal Clerk, Chief
Secretary's Office, 1920. War Work : Directorate of Military
Sea Transport, Admiralty, and Ministry of Shipping. Address :
Mount AnviUe Lodge, Dundrum, Co. Dublin. (O302)
DUGGAN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Harry Van Norman, M.B.E.
DUGGAN, Lieut.-Col. and Qr.-Mr. Martin Joseph,
O.B.E. DUGGAN, Rev. Mother Mary, M.B.E, MedaUle de la
Reine Elizabeth, fi. 21 Nov. 1856 ; d. of Matthew Duggan, of
KUkenny. Educ. : Convent of the Faithful Virgin, Norwood
and Bemardine Abbey of Soleilmout, Belgium ; Lady
Superior of the Sisters of Charity at HoUy Mount, Tottington,
near Bury, Lancs. War Work: Sheltered over 440 Belgian
Refugees from 1914 to 1919 ; provided AuxUiary MUitary
Hospital where over 1200 sick and wounded soldiers were
nursed from Oct. 1914, to Jan. 1919. Address : HoUy Mount,
Tottington. (M7951)
DUGGAN, MotherweU, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.
DUGGLEBY, Constance Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.; d. of the
late Frederick WiUiam Huddleston, of Lincoln and Plumstead ;
m. the late Septimus, s. of the late Stephen Waldby Duggleby,
of Cottam, Yorks. War Work : Confidential Sec. to the Officer
Commanding the MUitary Hospital, Lewisham, from its opening
in May, 1915, to its closing in May, 1919. Address : Lewisham,
London, S.E. (M7955)
DUGON, Lieut. Arnold Louis, M.B.E, R.M.L.I.
DUGUID, Lieut. David Robertson, M.B.E, R.A.O.C (M10300)

BIOGRAPHIES.

Dunkley

DUKAULT, Capt. Joseph Rene Jacques, O.B.E, Can.
A.V.C. DUKE, Major Basil Lawrence, D.S.O, O.B.E, R.F.A.
6. 1882 ; Educ : Wellington. War Work : France and
Belgium, Nov. 1914, to Armistice. (04282)
DUKE, Capt. Edward, O.B.E, 6. 22 May, 1882 ; s. of
Sir Henry Edward Lord Justice Duke ; m. Odette, d. of
Idmond Roger, of Paris. Educ. : Dulwich and Neuchatel.
Barrister-at-Law ; Sec. to the President of the Probate
Admiralty and Divorce Division. War Work : Employed in
InteUigence Dept, War Office, from Aug. 1914, to Nov. 1014) ;
after that A.P.M. of 24th Division, France and Flanders, 1916 to
Armistice ; InteUigence, War Office, receiving thanks of
American, French, and Belgian Governments. Addresses :
37, Alleyn Park, S.E. 21 ; 5, Essex Court, Temple, E.C 4.
Club: Roehampton. (08799)
DUKE, Capt. Herbert Lyndhurst, O.B.E.
DUKE, Reginald Franklin Hare, C.B.E. Commercial
Secretary, 1st Grade, H.M. Diplomatic Service. (C3106c)
DUKE, Richard Hare, O.B.E.
DUKES, Cuthbert, O.B.E, M.D, D.P.H, 6. 24 July,
1890 ; s. of the Rev. E. J. Dukes, of Friern Barnet ; to. Ethel,
L.R.C.P, L.R.C.S, d. of the Rev. J. PoppleweU, of Bolton,
Educ: Caterham School; Univ. Coll, London; Edinburgh.
Univ. Bacteriologist; Fellow of the Royal Society of
Medicine. War Work : Late Major, R.A.M.C. ; Medical
Specialist to No. 3 Casualty Clearing Station. Address : 18,
Gordon Square, W.C. 1. (05213)
DUKES, Sir Paul, K.B.E. ; 6. 10 Feb.. 1889 ; s. of the
Rev. E. J. Dukes, B.A, of Bridgwater. Educ : Caterham.
School, and Conservatoire of St. Petersburg. Assistant to
Mr. Albert Coates at the Imperial Marinsky Opera House,
Petrograd, 1913-15. War Work: Member of the Anglo-
Russian Commission, Petrograd, and lepresentative of the
Commission at the Foreign Office, London, 1915-18 ; Chief of
British InteUigence Service in Russia, 1918-19. Address :
18, Gordon Square, W.C.I. Club : Royal Societies'. (K443d)
DULANTY, John Whelan, C.B.E. Assist. Sec. Estab
lishment Depart. Ministry of Munitions. (C493)
DULEY, Capt. Cyril C, M.B.E.
DULMAGE, Lieut.-Col. Anson, O.B.E.
DUMBELL, James Burns, O.B.E, J.P, A.M.I.Mech.E,
fi. 7 Sept. 1869 ; s. of James Stone DumbeU, of Wolverhampton ;
m. Minnie, d. of the late Dr. Robert Lamb, of London. Educ. :
Wolverhampton Grammar School. Managing Director of
Motor Manufacturing Co. War Work : Founder and organiser
of local fund for providing food parcels for 1000 Wolverhampton
men imprisoned in Germany, and caring for the weUare and
comfort of all soldiers from the district. Address : The Low
lands, TettenhaU, Staffs. (010332)
DUMBLE, Lieut.-Col. Wilfred Chatterton, C.B.E,
O.B.E, R.E.
DUN, Major George, O.B.E, K.C.S.B. (T.F.)
DUNALLEY, Mary Frances, Lady, M.B.E, d. of the late
Major-Gen. R. Ouslow Farmer, R.A, of Apsley Guise, Bedford
shire ; m. Henry O'Callaghan Prittie, 4th Baron DunaUey,
D.L, J.P, Representative Peer for Ireland. War Work :
President of Co. Tipperary Red Cross Society ; Prisoners of
War Fund ; Nenagh Branch Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies
Association ; Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society, North Riding,
Co. Tipperary ; Member of St. John Ambulance Brigade, and
Local War Hospital Supply Depot ; Chairman, North Riding,
Co. Tipperary, War Pensions Committee. Address : Kilboy,
Nenagh, Co. Tipperary. (M7954)
DUNBAR, Paymaster-Capt. Charles Augustus Roger
Flood. C.B.E, R.N. (ret.). " (C889)
DUNBAR, Frank Hay, M.B.E.
DUNBAR, Capt. Henry John, O.B.E, M.D, F.R.CS,
fi. 17 July, 1880 ; s. of the Rev. John W. Dunbar, M.A, of
Edinburgh. Educ. : Watson's CoU, Edinburgh ; Edinburgh
Univ. Medical Practitioner. War Work : T. Major, R.A.M.C.
(T.F.) ; served with 2nd Welsh Field Ambulance in Dardanelles,
Egypt, and Palestine. Address : 47, Cathedral Road, Cardiff.
(06172)
DUNBAR, Major LesUe, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, M.B.
DUNBAR, Major Robert Murray, O.B.E, M.C, S.A.S.C
DUNBAR, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WilUam Robert, M.B.E,
DUNCALFE, Lucy Harding, Mrs., O.B.E, d. of Thomas
Fenn, late of Stonebrook House, Ludlow, Salop. War Work :
Vice-President of British Red Cross Society for Wolverhampton ;
Head of Red Cross organisations for the borough, and sent
many thousands pounds to " Our Day " fund ; opened large
workrooms and Hospital Supply Depot in the town. Address :
Stockwell End House, TettenhaU, Staffs. (010333)
DUNCAN, Paymaster Sub.-Lieut. Alee James, M.B.E,
¦K..N.R. DUNCAN, Lieut. Charles, M.B.E, R.F.A.
DUNCAN, Capt. David Blaikie, O.B.E, 1st Sco. Rifles, 5. 27
June, 1878. Educ : James Gillespies Merchant Co, Edinburgh.
War Work : Served in France and Flanders from 15 Aug. 1914,
to 24 Aug. 1919. Address : H.Qrs. (British Section) Inter-
Allied Commission of Control, A.C.O, S5, BerUn; 13 Garrioch
Quadrant, Kelvinside North, Glasgow. (05216)
DUNCAN, Elsie Eppielow, M.B.E.
DUNCAN, George, M.B.E, 6. 23 Aug. 1866 ; s. of Calder
irancan, of Aberdeen ; to. Margaret Ann, d. of James Cameron,
of Aberdeen. Educ. : Ruthrieston PubUc School, and Ramage's

Academy. Engineer ; Chief Engineer in ocean-going vessels ;
Superintendent of the Aberdeen Floating Docks. War Work :
As Superintendent of the Floating Docks, was responsible
for the docking of over 2000 vessels for the Admiralty. Address :
4, Milburn Street, Aberdeen. (M7955)
DUNCAN, Capt. George, C.B.E. Com. and Acting Capt.
R.N. (C891)
DUNCAN, George Douglass, M.B.E.
DUNCAN, Surg.-Comm. George Ernest, O.B.E.. R.N.
DUNCAN, George Forest, M.B.E. ; s. of William Duncan,
of New Deer, Aberdeenshire : to. Charlotte Gordon, d. of Robert
Campbell, of Farr, Sutherlandshire. Edue. : Free Church
Training CoU, Glasgow. Teacher. War Work : Inspector-
in-Charge of Special Constables, Rutherglen and District, for
3i years. Address: 13, Jedburgh Avenue, Rutherglen. (M7957)
DUNCAN, Capt. George Wilson, M.B.E, M.C
DUNCAN, Rev. George Simpson, O.B.E, B.D, 6. 8 Mar.
1884 ; s. of Alexander Duncan, of Forfar. Educ : Forfar
Academy ; Edinburgh Univ. ; St. Andrews Univ. ; Trinity
Coll, Cambridge. Professor of Biblical Criticism, Univ. of St.
Andrews. War Work : Chaplain to the Forces ; attached to
General Headquarters, British Armies in France, 1915-19 ;
twice mentioned in despatches. Address : St. Mary's Coll,
St. Andrews. (O2501)
DUNCAN, George Leopold, M.B.E.
DUNCAN, Lieut. Godfrey Alexander, M.B.E.
DUNCAN Henry Clare, O.B.E. (09760)
DUNCAN, Houston, O.B.E.
DUNCAN, James, O.B.E.
DUNCAN, Rev. James, O.B.E, M.A, S.C.F. (hon ),
6. 1882 ; s. of W. A. Duncan, of Deeside, Scotland. Educ :
Hatfield CoU. ; Durham Univ. Clerk-in-Holy Orders ; Rector
of WillingtoD. War Work: R.A.C. Dept, 1914-19; 16th
K.R.R.C (C.L.B. ) Batt, 1914-17 ; Senior Chaplain, 58th
(London) Division, 1917-19 : Author of " With the C.L.B.
Battalion in France " (Skeffington, 1916). Address : The
Rectory, WUlington, Co. Durham. (O1306)
DUNCAN, Major James Matthews, O.B.E, T.D, M.A.,
M.D, 6. 17 June, 1874 ; s. of Charles Duncan, of Deebank,
Aberdeenshire ; m. Muriel, d. of G. S. Stephenson, M.D, of
Manor House, Grimsby. Educ. : Grammar School, Aberdeen ;
Aberdeen Univ ; West London Hospital. Medical Referee,
Ministry of Pensions ,; Naval Surgeon ; Certifying Factory
Surgeon ; Hon. Physician, Ascot Cottage Hospital. War Work :
M.O , 5th Bn. Lines Regt. ; O.C. Ambulance Train, France ;
O.C 46 Stationary Hospital, France. Address : Murtle,
Sunninghill, Berks. „ __ __ (05217)
DUNCAN, Leland Lewis, M.V.O, O.B.E, F.S.A, 5.
24 Aug. 1862 ; s. of Leland Crosthwait Duncan, of H.M.
Customs. Educ. : Lewisham Grammar School. Clerk, War
Office, since 1882. War Work : In charge of Army Printing
and Stationery Services at the War Office. Address : Rosslair,
Lingards Road, Lewisham. (O303) .
DUNCAN, Margaret ElmsUe,, M.B.E. (M10247c)
DUNCAN, Peter Milne, O.B.E. (O12044)a
DUNCAN, Robert, M.B.E.
DUNCAN, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E.
DUNCAN, Capt. William, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.F.)
DUNCAN, Capt. William Lindsay, M.B.E.
DUNCOMBE, Lieut.-Col. Charles WiUiam Ernest, C.B.E,
JP for N.R. Yorks, fi 15 March, 1862; e. s.of Cecil Dunscombe,
of the Grange, Nawton, Yorks, and uncle of the present Earl
of Feversham (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; to. 1st, 8 Feb. 1890,
Lilian Bertha, step-d. of Archibald Stuart Wortley (died 14 Feb.
1904) 2nd, 26 July, 1910, Frances Adelaide, e. d. of the late
Rev 'H M. ViUiers (see BURKE'S Peerage, Clarendon, E.) and
w of Arthur Francis Walrond (see BURKE'S Landed Gentry).
Address : 11, Montagu Square, W. Clubs : Carlton ; White's. (C148)
DUNCOMBE, Emily Katharine Louisa, M.B.E. Com
mandant, Horticultural Section, Women's Legion, Rutland (M10313)
DUNDAS, Major Allan Charlesworth, O.B.E.
DUNDAS, Betty, Mrs., M.B.E , Q.M.A.A.C
DUNDAS, Lieut.-Col. Patrick Henry, O.B.E, D.S.O,
5 1871 -s of Donald William Dundas. Entered Indian Army
1894 ; became Capt. 1901, Major, 1910 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col.
1917 ; Lieut.-Col. 1919 ; served on N.-W. Frontier of India
1897-98 (medal with clasp); in China, 1900 (medal) ; Great
War, 1914-17 (despatches) ; Staff-Capt India, 190'-8;
Brig.-Major, 1909-11 ; appointed an A.Q.M.G., 1916. (06612)
DUNDERDALE, Robert Harold Webster, M.B.E,
MDUNDERDALE, WiUred Albert, M.B.E, Lieut. R.N. V R
IMIOOOO)
DUNELL, Lieut. Alan Gordon, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
DUNELL, Marion, Mrs., M.B.E.
DUNFEE, Col. Vickers, V.D, J.P, 6. 30 AprU 1861 ;
Educ: King's CoUege and School. Commandant City of
London Police Reserve ; Deputy Alderman Ward of Vintry.
War Work: GaUipoli, Egypt, France. Address: Guildhall
E C Club : Royal AutomobUe Club. (C1546)
DUNHAM, Walter, M.B.E, E,A..S.C
DUNK, Harry WiUiam, M.B.E. Address : Percy Road,
Bexley Heath. __ ______ (M1680)
DUNKIN, WiUiam Henry, M.B.E.
DUNKLEY, Lieut. George William, O.B.E, R.M.A.
DUNKLEY, Capt. Stanley Fitz-Roy, O.B.E, fi. 16 Aug.
1889 ¦ s of Joseph E. Dunkley, of Northampton and Montreal ; m.

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Dunleath

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Doris Evelyn, '/¦ d. of WiUiam James Webb, Managing Director,
London Public Company. Educ : St. Mark's CoU, London .
Technical Clerk, The Gas Light and Coke Company,
Westminster. War Work: Mobilised Aug. 1914 with R.N.V.R,
in which he had five years previous service ; Secretary to
G.O. Commanding 63rd (R.N.) Division Reserves untU 1916
Staff Capt. with H.Q. 63rd (R.N.) Division, Oct. 1916, to Feb.
1920. Address : 25, Bishops Mansions, Putney Bridge,
S.W. 6. Club : Vesta Rowing. (09787)
DUNLEATH, Nora Louisa Fanny, O.B.E.
DUNLEY, James, M.B.E.
DUNLOP, Major Charles, D.S.O, O.B.E. Major in the
Armv ; served in the Great War, 1915-19. (01307)
DUNLOP, EUzabeth Dorothea, M.B.E.
DUNLOP, Frederick George, O.B.E.
DUNLOP, Lieut, and Quartermaster Robert, M.B.E,
Reserve of Officers Union Defence Force, 6. 22 Feb. 1874 :
s. of WUUam Dunlop, of Greenock, Scotland ; m. Marion, d. of
WiUiam Gray, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Moray House and
Heriot Watt CoUege, Edinburgh. Registered Public Account
ant ; Commissioner for Oaths ; Secretary, Chamber of Com
merce and Public Comparies. War Work : Organising
Secretary and Treasurer (Natal) Governor General's Fund ;
Hon. Sec, Disabled Soldier's Board ; Hon. Sec, Returned
Soldier's Committee, Maritzburg. Address : 280, Prince
Alfred Street, Pietermaritzburg. (M1212)
DUNLOP, Sir Thomas, Bart., G.B.E, LL.D, J.P, D.L,
6. 2 Aug. 1855 ; $. of Thomas Dunlop, of Glasgow ; m. 1st,
Dorothy Euphemia, 2nd, Margaret, both ds. of Peter Mitchell,
of Longniddry, E. Lothian, Educ : Glasgow Academy.
Shipowner and Flour Importer. War Work : Lord Provost
of Glasgow, 1914-17 during which period did a considerable
amount of recruiting and raised large sums of money for war
purposes and reUef funds. Address : 6, Park Terrace,
Glasgow. Clubs : Conservative, Art and New Clubs, Glas
gow ; Conservative, Edinburgh. (G23)
DUNLOP, Capt. WilUam, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, S.R.
DUNLOP, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Bruce, D.S.O, O.B.E. (011737)
DUNLOP, Capt. WiUiam George, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 9 June,
1892 : s. of WiUiam Dunlop, of Haysmuir, Ayr. Educ. :
St. Ninians, Moffat ; Fettes CoU, Edinburgh. Chartered
Accountant. War Work : Capt. Ayrshire Royal Horse
ArtUlery (T.F.) ; served on Staff of A. and N.Z. Mtd. Div,
and of KXth Army Corps ; mentioned in despatches, March,
1917, Oct. 1918, March, 1919. Address : Haysmuir, Ayr, Scot
land. Club : Junior, Glasgow. (06173)
DUNLOP, WiUiam Louis Martial, O.B.E.
DUNLOP, Mary Janet MURRAY-, M.B.E. ; d. of A. C S,
Murray-Dunlop, of Corsock and Edinbarnet, Scotland. War
Work : Commandant of AuxiUary Hospital, Class B, Glen-
darroch, Kirkcowan, Wigtownshire, Jan. 1915-Jan. 1919 ;
the Hospital ran for 16 months on voluntary contributions.
Address : Corvisel, Newton Stewart, Wigtownshire. (M7963)
DUNN, Alfred Cuthbert, C.B.E. (C3188)
DUNN, Capt. Arthur Edward, C.B.E, R.D, R.N.R.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2291)
DUNN, Ellen S., Mrs, M.B.E.
DUNN, Frederick WiUiam, O.B.E, B.A, B.Sc, A.R.C Sc
5. 11 Deo. 1869 ; s. of the late WiUiam Henry Dunn, of Bristol
and Parkstone, Dorset ; to. Helen Elizabeth Dunn, d. of David
Durham, of Stonehaven. Educ. : Merchant Venturers Technical
Coll. Bristol ; Royal CoU. of Science for Ireland ; Glasgow
Univ. ; London Univ. Science Research Scholar of Exhibition
of 1851 ; Barrister at Law ; Examiner, H.M. Patent Office
War Work : attached to the Higher Clerical Staff of the Ordnance
Factories, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, from 17 Aug. 1914 to
16 March, 1919. Address: 8, Westmount Road, Eltham,
S-E. 9. (010337)
DUNN, George Owen WiUiam, O.B.E, fi. 25 Oct. 1854 ;
8. of Major W. J. Dunn, of Royal Marine Light Inf. ; m
Charlotte, d. of Daniel de Castro, of East Sheen. Educ ¦
Royal Indian Engineering Coll, Coopers HiU. Late Chief
Engineer, Bombay PubUc Works Department, and Chairman
Bombay City Improvement Trust, 1904-9 ; Member of the
Bombay Legislative CouncU, 1905-9 ; President of the
Bombay Municipal Corporation, 1908-9. War Work : Metro
politan Special Constabulary, D division, Constable, Sergeant
and Inspector, 1914-16 : First Division Clerk, India Office'
1916-19. Address : 60, BickenhaU Mansions, W. 1. Clubs '
East India United Service ; Byculla, Bombay. (O10338i
DUNN, Harold Stuart, M.B.E, R.N. iuiumb;
DUNN, James D„ O.B.E,; s. of the late James Dunn, of
Glasgow ; m. Florence Kerr, d. of John Ward, of Dumbarton
Educ: Glasgow Academy, and Fettes CoU, Edinburgh
Ship Broker. War Work : Ministry of Shipping. Addresses :
43, Kingsborough Gardens, Glasgow ; 31, St. Vincent Place
Glasgow. Clubs : New, Glasgow ; Caledonian, London.
S AM™' James stormont. C.B.E. Reuter's Agent in
' DUNN, Marion Prudence, M.B.E. (C2001)
DUNN, Patrick Smith, C.B.E.
DUNN, Capt. Robert Charles, O.B.E.
5KH5' tieut- Ro°ert Ewart, O.B.E, R.N.R.
EKSm'c.M?'j01' Wilfre<l James, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
DUNNE, James, M.B.E.
,7 ^fU A^fV^w3 Catharine, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 18 Dec 1885 ;
d. of Admiral W. H. Henderson ; m. James Stuart, Major,

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D.S.O, F.R.CS.I, R.A.M.C, s. of William Dunne, of Eden-
derry, King's Co, Ireland. Educ. : Privately and at Wycombe
Abbey School. War Work : Professional Classes War Relief
CouncU, Oct. 1914, to June, 1915 ; InteUigence Division,
Admiralty, June, 1915, to Jan. 1920. Address : 3, Onslow'
Houses, London, S.W. 7. (M8709)
DUNNE, Walter Clement Goddard, M.B.E.
DUNNE, Col. WiUiam, C.B, C.B.E, J.P, R.A.S.C. (ret.)
6. 5 March. 1855 ; s. of Jeremiah Dunne, J.P, of Aghavoe'
BaUacoUa, Queen's County ; to. Mary Agnes, d. of James Higgins'
of Valentia Island, co. Kerry. Educ. : St. Patrick's CoUege!
Carlow. War Work : Served as O.C, A.S.C, at the Curragh
from 9 Aug. 1914 to 19 May, 1916, and as District Barrack
Officer, Scottish Command, from 1 Dec. 1916, to 8 March, 1920.
Address : Jonestown, Edenderry, King's County. Clvb '•
Hiberian United Service, DubUn. (C1547)
DUNNETT, Rev. George Victor, O.B.E, B.D, fi. 9 Dec
1878 ; s. of Rev. Wm. Dunnett, M.A, V.D, of Kilmarnock;
to. Jane, d. of Rev. R. G. Forrest, D.D, of Edinburgh. Educ ':
Kilmarnock Academy ; Edinburgh Univ. Parish Minister,
Cockburnspath ; subsequently Grange Parish, Edinburgh.
War Work : Chaplain to the Forces, 1915-19, in M.E.F. and
B.E.F. ; twice mentioned in despatches. Address : Grange
Parish Church, Edinburgh. (O1308)
DUNNETT, Rev. WiUiam Alexander, O.B.E.
DUNNING, Lieut. Thomas WUUam John, O.B.E..
R.N.R. DUNRAVEN AND MOUNTEARL, Windham Thomas
Wyndham-Quin, Earl of, K.P, P.C, C.M.G, O.B.E, fi. 12
Feb. 1841; to. 1869, Florence Elizabeth, d. of Lord Charles
Lennox Kerr, s. of the 6th Marquess of Lothian (see Burke's
Peerage). Addresses: Dunraven Castle, Southerdown, Glamor
gan ; Adare Manor, co. Limerick ; Kenry House, Putney Vale,
S.W.; 22, Norfolk St.. Hyde Park, W. Clubs: Athenaeum,
Turf, Marlborough, Beefsteak, and Royal Yacht Squadron. (04425)
DUNSCOMBE, Lieut.-Col. Nicholas Blake, O.B.E.
DUNSHEATH, Capt. Percy, O.B.E.
DUNSTAN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Albert Edward, O.B.E.,
R.A.S.C. DUNSTAN, Malcolm James Rowley, O.B.E, M.A,
F.R.S.E, I.C, 5. 19 Aug. 1863 ; s. of John Dunstan, of Chester
Castle ; to. Edith Rose Walton, of Ipswich. Educ. : Bedford
Grammar School ; S. Paul's ; Merton CoUege, Oxford (Post
master). Principal, South Eastern Agric CoUege, Wye.
War Work : District Commissioner (Board of Agriculture)
Kent, Surrey and Sussex. Address : Wye, Kenc. Club :
R.A.C, London. (O304)
DUNSTERVILLE, Col. Arthur Bruce, C.M.G, O.B.E.
DUNSTERVILLE, Capt. Arthur Geoffrey, O.B.E.
DUNVILLE, Lieut.-Col. John, C.B.E, O.B.E, R.A.F.
DUNWOODIE, Lallah Bessie, C.B.E, R.R.C. Lady Sup.
Queen Alexandra's Military Service Nursing, India. (C2032)
DUNWOODY, Robert Browne, O.B.E.
DUPE, Mabel Alethea, Mrs., M.B.E.
DUPRE, Frederick Harold, M.B.E, F.C.S.
DUPRE, Percy Vivian, M.B.E.
DUQUEMIN, EveUne Mary, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. Dec. 1878;
d. of James Haydon Gill, of Bath ; m. Francis WUliam, s. of
the late James Duquemin, M.I.C.E, of Guernsey. Educ:
Whitelands Coll. Chelsea. War Work : Served on Committee
of Governor-General's Fund, South Africa (Johannesburg
Branch), since inception ; Vice-Chairman of same for 2 years ;
Hon. Sec. of Witwatersrand Disabled Soldiers Board;
and member of same ; Member of Govt. Advisory Board for
Returned Soldiers for Johannesburg. Address : Box 4846,
Johannesburg. Clubs : Country, Johannesburg ; Transvaal
AutomobUe. (08351)
DURANT, Percy, O.B.E.
DURANT, WilUam James, M.B.E.
DURBRIDGE, Lieut. William, M.B.E, R.F.A. (T.F.)
DURELL, Col. Arthur James Vavasor, C.B, C.B.E.
DURELL, Rev. Canon John Carlyon Vavasor, C.B.E,
B.D, 6. 1 June, 1870 ; s. of Rev. J. V. Durell, late Rector of
Fulbourn ; m. EUen Maud, d. of H. Wood Payne, of Bombay.
Educ. : WeUington and Clare CoUege, Cambridge. Rector
of Rotherhithe ; CI aplain Rotherhithe and Bermondsey
Hospital ; Rural Dean of Bermondsey ; Surrogate for Diocese
of Southwark ; Examining Chaplain to the Bishop of South
wark ; Hon. Canon of Southwark. War Work : Chief Commis
sioner of the Church Army in France, Belgium and Germany. (C2577)
DURELL, Margaret, M.B.E.
DURHAM, Francis Hermia, C.B.E, 6. 1873 ; d. of the
late Arthur E. Durham. Chief Woman Inspector, Central
Offices, Employment Depart, Ministry of Labour. Addresses :
151, Colcherne Court, S.W. 5 ; Lea Cottage, Otterton, S. Devon. (C149)
DURHAM, Lieut.-Col. Frank Rogers, C.B.E, M.C,
DURHAM, John Hope, M.B.E, 6. 9 Aug. 1886 ; s. of Capt.
WiUiam Thomas Durham, of Upper Teddington, Middlesex;
m. Eliza, d. of the late Robert Roscoe Felix Davey, of St.
Withbiuga'SjEast Dereham, Norfolk, and Brompton Square,
London, S.W. Educ. : Privately. Examiner of Letters,
ItaUan and Spanish (Trade) Branches, H.M. Postal Censorship,
1915 Sec. British Vice-Consulate, Venice, 1919 ; Chief Clerkto

BIOGRAPHIES.

Dyson

ControUer of Railways for the Inter- AUied Plebiscite Commission
for Upper Silesia, 1920. War Work : Confidential Sec. to
G.S.O. attached to the Military Intelligence Service for the
British Armies in France, 1915-19. Address : Palazzo
Vendramin Calergi, Venice, Italy. (M7967)
DURHAM, James Alexander ROBERTSON-, O.B.E.
DURIE, Robert DEWAR-, O.B.E, M.C
DURLER, Nora Kathleen, Mrs, O.B.E.
DURLEY, Richard John, M.B.E, M.Inst.CE, 6. 1868;
Educ : Bedford Modern School ; Univ. Coll. London.
Engineer; Sec. Canadian Engineering Standards Association.
War Work : Officer i/c Gauges and Standards, Department of
Inspection, Imperial Ministry of Munitions (Canada). Address :
654, Rideau St., Ottawa. Clubs : Univ., Montreal ; Rideau,
Ottawa. (M347)
DURNFORD, Philip Barton, O.B.E.
DURNFORD, Sir Walter, G.B.E, V.D, LL.D, J.P,
fi. 1847 ; s. of Richard Durnford, Bishop of Chiohester. Educ.
Eton and King's College, Cambridge. Provost of King's
College, Cambridge ; Senior Fellow of Eton CoUege ; J.P. for
Cambridgeshire and Cambridge Borough. War Work : Chair
man of War Board for recommending members of Cambridge
University for Commissions. Address : The Lodge, King's
CoUege, Cambridge. Clubs : United University ; M.C.G. ;
Leander. (G40).
DURRAN, WiUiam, M.B.E.
DURRANT, Sir Arthur Isaac, C.B.E.
DURRANT, Rt. Rev. Henry Bickersteth, C.B.E, M.A,
D.D. Educ : Highgate School ; Pembroke CoU, Camb. ;
FeUow, Allahabad Univ. 1906. Served in the Great War in
Mesopotamia, 1915-19 (despatches) ; appointed Bishop of
Lahore, 1913. Address : Bishopsbourne, Lahore. (C1143)
DURRANT, Walter Charles, M.B.E.
DUTHIE, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Murray, O.B.E, D.S.O,
fi. 12 June, 1881 ; s. of John Firminger Duthie, Director of
Botanical Survey, Northern India ; to. 1917, Yseult, d. of the
1 ate Edmond de la Poer of Gnrteen le Poer, Kilsheelan, Deland.
Educ. : Marlborough ; R.M.A. Woolwich. Entered the Army,
1899 ; served in the S. African War, 1902 (Queen's medal, two
clasps) ; Great War, in France, 1914-18 (despatches five
times ; Legion of Honour) ; Baluchistan Force, Afghanistan
War, 1919. Club : Army and Navy. (O2504)
DUTHIE, Barbara Elder, M.B.E, T.F.N.S.
DUTHIE, David Hutcheon, O.B.E.
DUTHIE, David Whamand, O.B.E.
DUTHIE, Sir John, K.B.E, J.P.
DUTT, Mrs., M.B.E.
DUTTON, Beatrice Aimee, Mrs., M.B.E.
DUTTON MUdred, M.B.E, 6. 27 Sept. 1884 ; d. of James
Dutton, of Carlton Road, Bolton. Educ. : Conamur, Sandgate,
Kent, and at home. War Work : Deputy Hon. Sec. of Bolton
War Pensions Committee from Dec. 1916, to March, 1919, and
member of the Committee from Oct. 1917, to June, 1919.
Address : Cranford, Carlton Road, Bolton, Lancs. (M7968)
DUTTON, Peter Lrving, M.B.E., n. 7 AprU, 1880 ; s. of
Peter Dutton, of Lancaster ; to. Hilda Mary, d. of the late
Benjamin Cork Huntly, M.A, of Hutton Grammar School,
Preston. Educ. : Royal Grammar School, Lancaster. Clerk
and Steward, Lancashire County Asylum, Winwick, Warrington .
War Work : Clerk and Steward, The Lord Derby War Hospital
Winwick, Warrington (3300 beds) from March, 1915. Address :
Hollius Lane, Winwick, Warrington. Cfefis : The Warrington,
Warrington. (M7969)
DUTTON, Major Ralph Matthew Legge, O.B.E, M.C,
R.A, fi. 21 Sept. 1882 ; s. of the Revd. WUliam Ewart Dutton,
of Lothersdale, Yorks. Educ. : King's School Canterbury ;
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. War Work : In East
Africa, 1914-17 ; Persia (Bushin Field Force), 1918-19 ;
North-West Frontier of India (Waziristan), 1919-20. Address :
c/o Cox & Co, 16, Charing Cross, S.W. 1. (09054a)
DUVAL, Ethel, Mrs., O.B.E.
DUVAL, Rev. Stephen Peachey, O.B.E, D.D, 6. 12 Nov.
1870 ; s. of Stephen Smith Duval, of The HoUies, St. Albans
Road, Highgate Road, N.W. 5. ; m. Maud, d. of Thomas
Norman, of Weston Park, Bath. Educ. : Sir Roger Chomeley's
School, Highgate ; Brasenose CoU, Oxford. Rector of Coine,
Lancs. ; Surrogate in the Diocese of Manchester. War Work :
Hon. Treas, Coine Division, Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies
Association, 1914-16 ; District Head and Hon. Sec. Coine
District, Incorporated Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society
from 1915 ; Member of Coine Local War Pensions Committee,
and Chairman of Separation Allowances Sub-Committee from
1916 ; Member of Lord Roberts' Memorial Workshops, Burnley
and District Committee. Address : The Rectory, Coine,
Lanes. Club : Old Rectory, Manchester. (011341)
DWANE, Ernest Henry, M.B.E.
DWANE, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Milton, O.B.E.
DWYER, Lieut.-Col. Ernest, C.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1437)
DYAS, Capt. Richard Seymour Vivian, O.B.E.
DYAS, WilUam George, M.B.E.
DYASTON, Ernest Clement, M.B.E.
DYBALL, WiUiam Moore, O.B.E.
DYER, Capt. Albert John, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
DYER, Alfred Thomas, M.B.E.
DYER, Edward Jerome, O.B.E, M.B.E.
DYER, Major James Frederick, O.B.E, R.A.F.
DYER, John Luther, M.B.E,
DYER, Robert Broomfield, M.B.E,. J.P. (Wigtownshire),

6. 21 March, 1863 ; s. of William Dyer, of Dalkeith, Midlothian'
Educ. : Sheuchan School, and Stranraer Academy. Provost
of Stranraer, Scotland ; Member of Stranraer Town Council ;
and Parish Council ; Chairman County Joint Hospital Com
mittee ; Vice-Chairman County Poor House Board ; Chair
man of the Association of Parish Councils of Scotland;
Member of the Joint Sanatorium Board for Dumfries and Gallo
way ; Provincial Grand Secretary of Free Masonry in Galloway ;
War Work : Chairman of Stranraer Burgh Advisory Committee ;
Chairman of the Rhins War Pensions Committee ; Chair
man of Wigtownshire War Pensions Committee ; Member of
Soldiers' and Sailors' Disablement and Employment Committee
for Wigtownshire ; Member of the Territorial Force Association
of the County. Address : Albion House, Stranraer, Scotland. (M7973)
DYER, Terence Armiston Stewart, M.B.E, 6. 2 Nov. 1874,
s. of the Revd. Frederick T. Stewart Dyer, of St. John's,
Bournemouth. Educ : Falmouth Grammar School, and Crystal
Palace School of Engineering Consulting and Inspecting
Engineer. War Work : Representative in the United States
of America of Messrs Rendel, Palmer and Tritton, Consulting
Engineers to the War Office and Ministry of Munitions, and had
charge of the construction of all Locomotives ordered in the
United States by the War Office for service in France, Greece,
Egypt, Mesopotamia, etc. Address : 28, Rue du Meridien,
Brussels, Belgium. (M3621)
DYKE, Arthur James, C.B.E, 6. 1872 ; s. of Thomas
Dyke. Assist. Sec. Board of Customs and Excise, 1910-19 ;
Sec. 1919. Address : Custom House, Lower Thames Street,
E.C. (C150)
DYKE, David Nicholas, O.B.E, A.R.I.B.A, 5. 21 June,
1881 ; s. of Edward Dyke, of Bournemouth ; to. Christina
Jessie, d. of Walter William Wright, of Southgate. Educ. :
Collett House School, Bournemouth. Architect ; Architect
and Surveyor, H.M. Office of Works. War Work : Design and
erection of Hospital Buildings for the wounded at British
Red Cross Hospitals ; Design and erection of Canteen and Wel
fare Buildings in Controlled Munition Factories ; Purchase
and acquisition of many hundreds of properties to enable the
Government to accommodate War Staffs. Addresses : H.M.
Office of Works, Westminster, S.W. ; VeUndre, Finchley
Park, North Finchley. (016342)
DYKE, Lieut.-Col. John Samuel, O.B.E, M.V.O, 6.
14 Aug. 1859 ; s. of Samuel Dyke, of Warwick ; to. 1st 1894,
Anna Elizabeth (d. 1907), d. of Burrhold Bergner, of Fulda,
Germany, 2ndly Harriett, d. of WiUiam Walker, of Whitehall,
Chingford, Essex, and widow of Lieut.-Col. William Welling
ton Lake, late R.A.M.C Educ. : Warwick. Formerly of The
Queen's Regiment ; Adjutant and, Qr. Mr. and afterwards
Commandant, Duke of York's Royal Military School ; Served
in Burmese Exped, 1886-9 (Medal and two clasps) ; South
African War, 1900-2 (twice mentioned in despatches, Queen's
Medal and two clasps, King's Medal and two clasps). War
Work : employed as Commandant Duke of York's Royal
MiUtary School during the Great War. Address : 20, Kings-
north Gardens, Folkestone. Club : Junior Army and Navy.
(O7109)
DYKES, EUen, Mrs, O.B.E, CC Warwickshire County
Council. War Work : Hon. Sec. Leamington Spa Division of
Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association since 1914 ; and
Sec of Leamington War Pensions Sub-Committee, July, 1916,
to May, 1920. Address : 12, Milverton Crescent, Leamington
Spa. (010343)
DYKES, Kathleen Ellison, M.B.E, 6. 15 Sept. 1894;
d.'ot Sir Thomas Oliver, of Ayr, N.B. ; to. Kingsley, s. of Alfred
Herbert Dykes, of Shortlands, Kent. War Work : Hon.
Sec. Ladies' Committee. Tyneside Scottish Brigade (N.F.) ;
V.A.D. at Northumberland War Hospital, Newcastle-on-Tyne ;
No. 9 Red Cross Hospital, Calais ; and No. 1 Red Cross Hospital,
Le Touquet. Address : Ottinge Court Farm, Elham, nr.
Canterbury. (M7974)
DYKES, Capt. Kingsley, O.B.E, M.C.
DYMOCK, Lieut.-Col. Arthur, O.B.E.. R.A.O.C.
DYMOND, Charles Joseph, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 21 Aug.
1857 ; s. of Joseph John Dymond, of Exeter ; to. Margaret
Harris, d. of John Bennett Alexander, of Newcastle-on
Tyne. Educ. : OUver's Mount School, Scarboro'. War
Work : Y.M.C.A. work in home camps ; Northumberland
County Medal for British Red Cross and St. John Ambulance
Association for convoy of wounded and air raid work.
Address : 1, Windsor Terrace, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (010344)
DYMOND, Edmund Robert, O.B.E, Assoc. M.Inst.CE,
J.P, 6. 1865 ; s. of W. P. Dymond, of Penmorva, Falmouth ;
to. Dorothy Emma, d. of the late Rev. Preb. Harris D.D.
Educ : Clifton Coll. ; Bristol Univ. Coll. ; Crompton's,
Chelmsford. War Work : Mayor of Hereford, Nov. 1916-
Nov. 1919 ; Chairman of Nat. Service Committee, War Savings
Committee, Women's Welfare Committee, BiUeting (CivUian)
Committee, Labour Employment Committee; Member of
Fuel Food, and Red Cross Committees. Address : Hampton
Grange, Hereford. Club : Hereford County. (010345)
DYMOND, Mary Evelyn, O.B.E, 6. 9 Aug. 1865 ; d.
of George Dymond, of Edgbaston. Educ : Privately. War
Work : Hon. Manager, Church of England Soldiers' Institute,
Swanage, 1915-19. _ (O10346)
DYSON, Lieut.-Col. Harry Hugo Bernard, D.S.O, O.B.E,
6. 1 June, 1869 ; s. of WUUam Henry Dyson ; to. Nora, d.
of AUred Leighton WhitteU, of Woodside, Llandaff. Educ:
R M.C, Sandhurst. Entered Royal Scots, 1889 ; Capt, 1897 ;

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Major, 1907; Lieut.-Col, 1917; D.A.A.G, Poona, 1903-7;
appointed G.S.O, 1915. War Work: European War, 1914-
19 ; despatches, 1915, 1917, 1918, and 1919; awarded D.S.O.
and O.B.E. Address : The Bays, Burnham, Bucks. Club :
Army and Navy. (05221)
DYSON, John Riohard Haigh, M.B.E, L.R.C.P. and
L.R.C.S. (Ed.), L.R.F.P, and S. (Glasgow), 6. 19 Jan. 1865 ;
s. of Alexander Dyson, of Honley, nr. Huddersfield ; to.
Edith, d. of Thomas Grant, of Huddersfield. Educ: Hudders
field Coll. and Univ. CoU. Hospital, London. War Work :
Medical Officer, Honley AuxUiary Hospital, nr. Huddersfield.
Address : Prospect House, Honley, nr. Huddersfield. (M7579)
DYSON, Major WUUam, O.B.E, M.D, R.AJM.C (T.),
fi. 19 May, 1872 ; s. of John Dyson, of Manchester ; m. Margaret
Mabel, d. of WiUiam Speirs, of Cleator. Educ. : Rossall, Vic
toria University, Vienna. Physician ; Dermatologist, Manchester
Royal Infirmary ; Physician, Manchester and Salford Hospital
for Skin Diseases ; Lecturer in Dermatology, Victoria University
of Manchester. War Work : (1) R.M.O. to l/8th Lancashire
Fusiliers, Egypt and GaUipoU ; (2) Dermatologist to the Forces
in Alexandria, Egypt ; (3) Officer i c Med. Division, 78th
General Hospital, Egypt and Palestine ; Mentioned in Des
patches (Sir Edmund AUenby's) for services rendered between
March and September, 1918. Addresses : Birch Polygon,
Rusholme, Manchester ; 96, Mosley Street, Manchester. Club :
Clarendon. (02859)

EACHUS, Lieut. Thomas, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
EADIE, Harold George, M.B.E, 6. 7 Oct. 1874; s. of
G. W. Eadie, of Montreal, Canada ; m. Marjorie Sanborn,
d. of Hon. James K. Ward, of Montreal, Canada. Educ. :
The Grange, Eastbourne, and Uppingham. War Work : Sec.
to the Ministry of Munitions at Birmingham, 1916-18, and
Superintendent of Offices, 1918-19. Address : Rokeby,
Cheltenham. Club : Golfers'. (M350)
EADIE, Robert, M.B.E. (M10440)
EADY, Lieut.-Col. Frederick WiUiam Edward, O.B.E,
R.M.L.I, 6. 3 Jan. 1864 ; s. of Edward Eady, youngest son
of WUliam Eady, of Campsbounre ; m. Maud Evelyn, d. of
late Edward Loraine, of Loraine House, WaUington. Educ. :
Sherborne. Lieut. R.M.L.I, 1 Sept. 1883 ; Retired, 7 Sept.
1905. War Work : Recruiting Staff Officer ; Royal Navy and
Royal Marines, Scotlana. Address : Bay Cottage, Fyfield,
WeyhUl, Hants. (04426)
EADY, Comm. George Griffin, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
EAGAR, Edward Herbert, M.B.E, 6. 9 Oct. 1864 ; s. of
the late Charles Henry Eagar. CivU Engineer. Educ. : City
Middle Class School, Cowper ' Street, E.C ; King's CoUege,
London, CivU Service Dept. Senior Examiner ; Paymaster
General's Office, Whitehall, S.W.I. War Work : Head of
Pensions Section for Widows, Children and other Relatives
of Army Officers. Address : St. Denis, Normandy Avenue,
High Bamet, Herts. (M351)
EAGAR, Margery, Mrs., M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
EAGER, Joseph Henry, M.B.E.
EAGER, Major Richard, O.B.E, M.D, M.P.C, R.A.M.C.
(T.), 6. 14 June, 1881 ; s. of the late Dr. WUson Eager, of
Woodbridge, Suffolk ; to. Marion Jane, d. of C H. Tremlett,
of The Quarries, Exeter. Educ. : Aldenham School, Elstree,
Herts, and Aberdeen Univ. Physician, Deputy Medical Super
intendent, the Devon Mental Hospital, Exminster ; Neurolo
gist, " Out Patient Clinic," the Palace Hospital, Exeter.
Divisional Prize Medico-Psychological Association 1914, Bronze
Medal and Prize 1919. War Work : O.C. 2/lst Wessex Field
Ambulance, 1914 ; Resident Medical Officer Neurological section,
the Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley, 1916 ; Medical Officer in
charge of the Mental Division (1000 beds), the Lord Derby War
Hospital, Warrington, June, 1916, to Oct. 1918 ; attached
Special Neurological Hospital and School of Instruction,
MaghuU, nr. Liverpool ; Resident Medical Officer, the Ashhurst
War Hospital for Functional Nervous Disorders, nr. Oxford
Oct. 1918, to Feb. 1919. Address : The Devon Mental Hospital'
Exminster. (O8801)
EAGLES, Joseph WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 15 Feb. 1865;
s. of Joseph Eagles, of Wigan, Lancs ; m. Elizabeth, d. of
Thomas Bryan, of Peterboro'. Educ. : Sheffield. Engineer
and Manager, CoalviUe Urban District CouncU Gas Dept
nr. Leicester. War Work : Hon. Sec. CoalviUe and District
War Savings Assoc, since commencement ; Vice-Chairman,
Profiteering Committee ; Member of the Food Control Com
mittee ; Member of the Local Fuel Committee ; Special
Constable. Address : Whitwick, nr. Leicester (M7977)
EAGLETON, Comm. Henry Arthur, O.B.E, R.N.R,
EALES, Sydney York, M.B.E.
BALES, Capt. WiUiam John, O.B.E, has Croix de Guerre
of Italy. ,029771
EAMES, Florence Mabel, M.B.E.
EAMES, Col. WilUam L'Estrange, C.B, O.B.E

(05991)
Accountant to the
(M10314)

EARCHWAN, Archibald, O.B.E.
EARL, Major Austin, C.B.E, R.G.A
EARL, Edward Franklyn, M.B E
Ministry of Shipping since its formation.
EARL, Frederick, O.B.E.
,_5,ARLE'_Ma]0r Ausustus ThornhiU, O.B.E, 6. 5 Feb
w i 5' "Augustus John Earle, of Liverpool and County
yexf0,r,?-,'.. EiucA : _*lverP°°l Institute. War Work : Mobilized
Aug. 1914, as Capt, 4th (S.R.) Bn. King's Regt ; Proceeded

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to France, 29 Sept, and posted to 1st Bn. King's Regt. •
served in that unit on the Aisne and the whole of the First
Battle of Ypres ; Served subsequently, GaUipoU and Egynt
1915-16, and France, 1916-19. Address : Bank of Liverpool-
160, Argburth Road, Liverpool. Club : Conservative, Liver
pool. (052221
EARLE, Betty, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 27 Feb. 1863 ; d. of Fife
Scott, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; to. Cecil Arthur, s. of Arthur
Earle, of ChildwaU Lodge, Wavertree. War Work : Camberley
MiUtary Hospital, Sept. 1914, to March, 1920. Address-
Earles Court, Camberley, Surrey. (M79791
EARLE, Gerald Frederick, C.B.E. '
EARLE, WiUiam Francis, O.B.E, fi. 17 Jan. 1857- _
of the late George Earle, of High Rhones, Sheriff Hutton
York; to. Jean Graham, s. of John Gibson, of Standerton'
Transvaal. Educ. : Huddersfield CoU, Yorkshire. War
Work : Chairman, Advisory Wool Committee under Imperial
Government Purchase Scheme ; Fellow, Royal Colonial Insti
tute, London. Address : Lynden, BeUevue Road, Durban
Club : Durban, Durban, Natal. (08352)
EARP, Charles Anthony, C.B.E. (C3189)
EARP, Hon. George Frederick, C.B.E. (C3190)
EARP, Major Lewis Thomas Jerome, O.B.E, R.A 0 C
EARWAKER, Capt. Ralph Parsons, O.B.E, RASc'
EASBY, Nora, O.B.E, R.R.C. Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
EASON, John Charles Malcolm, O.B.E, 6. 22 June, 1880-
s. of Charles Eason, J.P, of Dalkey, Co. Dublin. Educ:
Trinity CoU, DubUn. War Work : Joint Hon. Sec National
Savings Committee for Leinster, Munster, Connaught. Ad
dress : 4, Alma Road, Monkstown, Co. Dublin. (010437)
EASON, Paymaster-Lieut. -Comm. Victor CecU Gould
O.B.E, D.S.C, R.N.
EAST, AUred Ernest, M.B.E.
EAST, Capt. Arthur WiUiam, M.B.E.
EAST, Percy Harry, M.B.E.
EAST, Major George Frederick Lancelot CLAYTON",
EASTCOTT, Henry John, M.B.E.
EASTEN, Stephen, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 26 Feb. 1867; Bunding
Contractor ; President of the National Federation of Building
Trade employers of Great Britain and Ireland , City Councillor
and Chairman of the Estates and Property Committee. War
Work : Chairman of the Local Tribunal. Address : Esper-
ance, Akenside Terrace, Jesmond, Newcastle-on-Tyne Club:
Junior Constitutional. (O309)
EASTGATE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Henry, M.B.E.
EASTHAM, WUUam Pelham, O.B.E, 6. 16 June, 1854;
s. of WilUam Eastham, of Maidstone, Kent ; m. Margaret,
d. of George Stevens, of Ramsgate. Educ. : Grammar School,
Gt. Yarmouth. Capt. of Trinity House Steam Vessels until
1904, then Marine Supt.; Retired since 1918. War Work:
Admiralty work under Trinity House jurisdiction. Address:
Richmond House, Hardingstone, Northampton. (03697)
EASTICK, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Alfred, M.B.E.
EASTICK, Charles Esau, M.B.E, F.C.S.
EASTMAN, Capt. Edward George, O.B.E, 6. 1885;
s. of late Edward John Eastman of Alcombe, Sydenham;
to. Emily, d. of George Henry West, of Newent. Glos. Educ:
Dulwich CoUege. CivU Servant. War work: Capt. 25th
Middlesex Regt, Service in Siberia; With battaUon when
mined in " Tynddrews," off Cape of Good Hope, 1917. Address :
C/o London County and Westminster Bank, Orpington.
Club : Hong Kong. (04291)
EASTON, Col. George, C.B.E, T.D, D.L.
EASTON, Major PhiUp George, C.B.E, D.S.O, fi. 15 Dec.
1878 ; s. of late John Easton, M.D, of 19, Norfolk Crescent,
Hyde Park, W. ; m. Winifred, d. of PhiUp Witham, of Whitmoor
House. Educ. : Lancing CoUege, St. Mary's Hospital. Deputy
Assistant Director General Army Medical Service. War
Work : No. 3 Field Ambulance ; D.A.D.M.S, 1st Corps ;
D.A.D.M.S.. Base and L. of C, Salonika ; D.A.D.G, War Office.
Address : Whitmoor House, Sutton Park, Nr. GuUdford.
Clulj : Junior Army and Navy. (C1548)
EASTWOOD, Dorothy SybU Montagu, Mrs., M.B.E,
EASTWOOD, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Norman, O.B.E, M.C,
6. 1877 ; s. of the late Frederick Eastwood, J.P, of Hudders
field ; m. Edith Mary, d. of the late Charles Beaumont WaUer,
M.D, of Sydenham, S.E. Educ. :¦ Loretto School ; Elizabeth
CoU, Guernsey; Pembroke CoU, Oxford. War Work:
Joined 2/22 London Regt, 1914 ; raised and commanded
3/22 London Regt, 1915 ; served with 2/22 London Regt. in
France, 1916 ; in Salonika, 1917 ; with E.E.F, 1917-18 ;
with E.E.F. as Base Commandant, Alexandretta, Syria,1918-19;
mentioned in despatches,. Address : c/o Barclays Bank,
Sydenham, London. (06174)
EASTWOOD, Mabel, M.B.E.
EASTWOOD, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Samuel Cosby, M.B.E.
EASTWOOD, WilUam Hastings, O.B.E. ; s. of WilUam
Eastwood, of Liverpool; m. 1st, Jeannie, d. of the late
James Welsh, 2nd, Marion Brokenshar, d. of Charles
E. L. Gregson, of Waterloo, Lancs. Educ. : Liverpool Insti
tute. Member of Waterloo-with-Seaforth Urban District
Council, and of Education Committee. War Work: Served
as Chairman of the foUowing Committees — Local War Pensions
Committee (Waterloo-with-Seaforth), Waterloo Recruiting
Committee (Derby Scheme), MUitary Advisory Committee,
National War Campaign ; Member of RoU of Honour Committee ;
also served in the V.T.C and the Volunteer Force throughout

BIOGRAPHIES.

Edmond

the war. Address : Rosemarkie, Victoria Road, Waterloo,
Lancashire. Club : Liverpool Reform. (O10348)
EATEN, Sybil Frances, O.B.E.
EATHERLEY, Capt. William, O.B.E.. B.A. (Cantab.),
b. 29 Dec. 1877 ; s. of Nathan Hunt Eatheriy. Educ. : Mer
chant Taylors, and Queen's College, Cambridge. War Work :
289 Siege Battery, R.G.A. ; ArtiUery liaison officer, 6th
Squadron, R.F.C. ; Staff Capt, Heavy Artillery in Daly.
Address : 54, Grosvenor Street, W. Club : Almack's. (02978)
EATON, Capt. B. J., O.B.E.
EATON, Capt. Henry Rayner, O.B.E.
EATON, Lieut.-Col. WUUam Arnold, O.B.E, The Buffs,
6. 7 AprU, 1870 ; s. of Rev. Canon J. R. T. Eaton. Educ :
Marlborough and Sandhurst. Address : Sondes House,
Bekesboume, Canterbury. Club : Naval and MiUtary. (03114)
EBBEN, Lieut.-Col. Henry Stuart, O.B.E, R.A.F,
fi. 9 Deo. 1884 ; s. of Rev. H. Ebben, of Bournemouth ; m.
Grace Henriette Spaner, of East London, So. Africa. Educ :
Salisbury School. Member of the Stock Exchange. War
Work, R.F.C, and R.A.F. ; Director of Manning at the Air
Ministry and subsequently Officer i/c R.A.F. Records.
Addresses : 10, Throgmorton Avenue, London, E.C.2 ; 32,
Harrington Gardens, London, S.W .7. (O310)
EBDEN, Agnes Murray, Mrs., C.B.E. ; d. of Col. Murray
Mackenzie, R.H.A. ; to. Charles John Ebden. Deputy Presi
dent, B.R.C.S. and Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Hastings
and St. Leonards; Lady of Grace of Order of St. John of
Jerusalem in England ; Order of Mercy. Addresses : Baldslow
Place, Baldslow, Sussex ; Newton House, Alvanfort, Lanark
shire. (C151)
EBDEN, EUzabeth, Mrs., M.B.E.
EBERLE, Alderman James Fuller, O.B.E, 5. 1854 ;
s. of the Rev. J. A. Eberle. Educ. : Clifton Coll, and Dr.C.T.
Hudson's, of ManiUa HaU. Alderman of Bristol, and Chairman
of the Museum and Art GaUery, where over 50,000 wounded
soldiers were entertained by citizens during the winter months.
War Work : A member of the Bristol Recruiting Committee
upon the outbreak of the war, becoming Chairman of this
Committee (after the death of Sir Herbert Ashman Bart,
and Sir Joseph Weston Stevens). Address : 110, Pembroke
Road, Clifton, Bristol. Ctais : Royal AutomobUe ; Constitu
tional, Bristol. (010349)
EBORALL, Edith, M.B.E. ; d. of Cornelius WUles Eborall,
of London. Educ : Privately. War Work : Hon. Sec. and
Treas. Church of England Soldiers' Club, Woodward Hall,
Folkestone, from Aug. 1914, to June, 1919. Address : Bimam
Lodge, Manor Road, Folkestone. (M7981)
EBORALL, Herbert, M.B.E, 6.14 March, 1881 ; s. of Alfred
EboraU, of Hastings, Sussex ; m. Ivy Ivory, of Moss Bury,
Herts. Educ. : King's CoUege, London. CivU Service ;
Admiralty since 1898. War Work : Da A.G.'s Department of
the Admiralty. (M352)
EBRAHIM, Sir Fazulbhoy, C.B.E.
ECCLESTON, 2nd Lieut. Henry Charles, M.B.E,. R.E.
ECHLIN, Lieut. Joseph Edward O'Brien, O.B.E, R.E.
(T.). ECKERSLEY, Frank, O.B.E, M.I.M.E, F.S.I, 6. 12
March, 1873 ; s. of James Eckersley, of Atherton, Lancashire ;
m. Frances, d. of John Burgess, of Alderley Edge. Educ. :
Privately, and Owens CoUege (now Manchester Univ.).
Mining Engineer to the Duchy of Lancaster. War Work :
Inspector on behalf of the ControUer of Coal Mines, and Tech
nical Adviser to the Lancashire, Cheshire, and North Wales
Pitwood Committee. Address : Abbotsford, Kenilworth
Avenue, Harrogate. (010350)
ECKFORD, 2nd Lieut. Francis George, M.B.E, R.A.F.
ECKFORD, Reg. Henderson, M.B.E.
ECROYD, Capt. Frederick Thomas, M.B.E, A.M.I.CE.
EDDEN, Major Reginald Peroival Sidney, O.B.E.
EDDISON, Albert, C.B.E. Gen. Manager of Kynoch
(Limited). (C494)
EDDY, Charles, M.B.E, R.N.
EDDY, Edward George, M.B.E, fi. 22 June, 1878 ;
Educ : Kidderminster Grammar School. Managing Director ;
Member of Freemasons Lodge, " Hope and Charity," No 377.
War Work: Hon. Financial Sec. of the Kidderminster Local
Central Committee for War Savings, and Joint Sec. Food
Campaigns. Address : BerksweU, Kidderminster. (M1685)
EDE, Henry WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 5 AprU, 1875; s. of
William Edward Ede, of KUburn, London ; to. Florence, d. of
Rev. Hugh Doig, of Saddleworth. Assistant Dish Traffic
Manager, London and North-Western RaUway. War Work :
Transport Work, Port of Dublin ; Chairman of Cross-Channel
Traffic Regulation Committee, Dublin, 1917-19 ; special
services in connection with survivors of torpedoed ships, etc.
Address : 31, Oaklands Park, BaUsbridge, Co. Dublin. (M7982)
EDE, Stuart Strickland Moore, M.B.E.
EDEN, Charles Hamilton, O.B.E, 6. 2 April, 1855 ; s.
of the Rev. John Patrick Eden, of Sedgeford, Co. Durham ;
m. Caroline Sophia, d. of the Rev. C H. Ford, of Bishopton,
Co. Durham. Educ. : HaUeybury. Vice-Chairman and
Managing Director of Messrs. Vivian & Sons, Ltd, Swansea,
smelters and manufacturers of copper, lead, zinc, and brass,
etc War Work : Munitions suppUes in shell bands and
copper, brass, and zinc materials, to Admiralty and War Office.
Address : Glyndermen, Black Pill, S.O, Glamorgan. (010351)
EDEN, Capt. Geoffrey Morton, M.B.E, 6. 1891 ; s. of
the Hon. George Eden, of 6, Cromwell Place, S.W. ; to. Dorothy

Ida, d. of Prebendary F. Clyde Harvey, of HaUsham, Sussex.
Educ : Eton. Engineer. War Work : With l/6th Batt.
East Surrey Regt, and later with the R.A.S.C, M.T. Address :
6, CromweU Place, S.W. Club : Royal Automobile. (M5018)
EDEN, Mary Franoes Dove, Mrs, M.B.E.
EDEN, Morton Frederiok, M.B.E, 6. 16 June, 1865 ;
s. of Charles Calvert Eden, of H.M. Diplomatic Service ; to.
Maria Theresa, d. ot — MacMahon, of New South Wales. Educ. :
Clifton Coll, and abroad. War Work : Military Mission in
Albania. Address: Glen Eden, Jenolan Caves, N.S.W. (M3623)
EDEN, Sybil Frances, Lady, O.B.E. (010352)
EDGAR, AUce, M.B.E.
EDGAR, CaroUne Elizabeth Grattan, Mrs., M.B.E.
EDGAR, Ethel, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of John Pindar, of
Montreal, Canada; to. Sir Edward Mackay Edgar 1st Bart.
of Chalfont Park, Bucks, (see Burke's Peerage). War Work :
Member of Ladies' Auxiliary Committee (Munitions Section)
Y.M.C.A. Addresses : Merton HaU, Watton, Norfolk ; 17,
Grosvenor Square, W. 1. (C152)
EDGAR, James Winterbottom, M.B.E, fi. 8 July, 1872 ;
y. s. of Robert Edgar, of Greenheys, Manchester. Educ. :
Chorlton High School, and Manchester Commercial School.
War Work : Registration ; Hon. Investigator and Subsistence
Officer (National Service) ; Hon. Sec. Flag Days ; Hon.
Inspector (Food Control) ; Hon. Sec. County Borough of
Salford War Savings Committee ; secretarial work Lancashire,
Fusiliers Prisoners of War Fund (raised £425) ; and Hon .
Organiser Lancashire FusUiers " Penny " Fund, also for Lancs
prisoners of war. Address: Downham VUIa, Sale, Cheshire.
Club : Old Rectory, Manchester. (M7984)
EDGAR, Jonathan Cyril, M.B.E. Chief Clerk to a
Section of the Surplus Stores and Salvage, War Office. (M10315)
EDGAR, Major Peter MaxweU, O.B.E.
EDGCUMBE, John Aubrey Pearoe, C.B.E, fi. 21 Sept.
1886 ; s. of Sir Robert Edgcumbe, of Reperry Manor (see
Burke's Landed Gentry) ; to. HUda Eva, d. of Victor Pettit.
Educ. : Winchester, Magdalene Col, Cambridge. Board of
Trade, May 1910 to Feb. 1912 ; National Health Insurance
Commission (England), Feb. 1912 to Dec. 1916 ; War Trade
Statistical Dept, Dec. 1915 to Feb. 1919 (Director, April 1918),
Paris Conference, Feb. to June, 1919 ; Dept. of Overseas
Trade, June, 1919, to date. Address : Dept. of Overseas
Trade, 35, Old Queen Street, S.W. (C2o81)
EDGE, Lieut. Arthur Broughton, M.B.E, R.A.
EDGE, George, O.B.E, 6. 8 Oct. 1854. Chief Superin
tendent and Deputy Chief Constable, Shropshire County Police.
Address : 39, BeUe Vue Road, Shrewsbury. • (O10353)
EDGE, Major Percy GranviUe, O.B.E, R.A.F.
EDGECOMBE, Ethel, Mrs., M.B.E.; d. of Thomas
Goffey, of BlundeUsands, Lancs ; to. Henry Herbert, s. of
George Edgecombe, of BlundeUsands, Lancs. Educ : Priv
ately ; Cheltenham CoU. War Work : Soldiers' and Sailors'
Club, Liverpool, March, 1915, to June, 1919. Address : Park
Corner, BlundeUsands, Lancashire. (M1687)
EDGINGTON, Major Herbert, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
EDGINGTON, Capt. Walter, O.B.E, fi. 3 Feb. 1877;
s. of late Rev. Charles N. Edgington, of Boxford, Berks.
Educ. : Rugby and New College, Oxford. Land Agent ;
Partner in the firm of Messrs. H. J. Wigram & Co, Retford,
Notts. War Work : Gazetted 2nd Leiut. in R.A.S.C, 23 Oct.
1914 ; Served with B.E.F. in France, Belgium, and Germany
from Nov. 1914, to July, 1920 ; 3 years with Guards division,
acting as Senior Supply Officer on arrival at Cologne in Dec.
1918. Address : 30, Carolgate, Retford. Club : R.A.C. (05226)
EDGINTON, Major Clyde, C.B.E.
EDGELL, Comm. John Augustine, O.B.E, R.N.
ED1S, Col. Sir Robert WilUam, K.B.E, C.B, V.D, J.P,
D.L, 6. 13 June. 1839; s. of the late Robert Edis, of Hunting
don ; to. 10 July, 1862, Elsie (who died 22 Dec, 1897), d. of the
late James Anton, of Westminster, S.W. Hon. Col, late Col.
Commandant 28 Bn. (Artists) the London Regt. ; was A.D.C
to Earl of Albemarle under Geneva Convention in FranQO-
German War ; Architect of many important works, including
Constitutional and Junior Constitutional Clubs, and additions
to the Royal Residences at Sandringham; Author, amongst
other works, of Decoration and Furniture of Town Houses.
Address: The Old Hall, Ormesby St. Margaret, Norfolk.
Clubs : Junior Constitutional ; Norfolk. (K307)
EDKINS, Capt. Beresford Harry Huey, M.B.E.
EDMEADES, AUred, C.B.E, D.L.
EDMED, Frank George, O.B.E, B.Sc, F.I.C, A.R.CSc,
6. 19 Nov. 1876 ; s. of Frank Tomlin Edmed, of Brighton.
Educ : Brighton Grammar School, and Royal CoU. of
Science, London. Superintending Chemist, Admiralty Inspec
tion Dept, Holton Heath. War Work : Deputy Head
Chemist ; Directorate of Chemical Inspection ; Ministry of
Munitions. Address : Coleraine, Penn Hill Avenue, Park-
stone, Dorset. (01311)
EDM1STON, Iris Dorothy, M.B.E. ; d. of Walter Edmiston,
of London. War Work : Personal and Private Sec. to the
Rt. Hon. Lord Pirrie (Chairman of Harland & Wolff, Ltd.),
Controller-General of Merchant ShipbuUding. Address :
26, Thurleigh Road, S.W. 12. (M7985)
EDMOND, John, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 12 AprU, 1845 ; s. of
the late WUUam Edmond of Ballochruin, Killearn; to. Jane,
d. of the late Robert Binnie, of Avonbank. Educ : Balfron
Public School. County Councillor, Governor, West of Scotland
Agri. College ; Governor of Royal (Dick) Veterinary College;

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

War Work : Chairman of StirUng County Tribunal. Address :
Gallamuir, Bannockburn , _ (0211)
EDMOND, Lieut. Robert, O.B.E. R.N.V.R. 
EDMONDS, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Archibald Charles
Mackay, O.B.E, R.N.
EDMONDS, Squadron Leader Charles Humphrey lungs-
man, D.S.O, O.B.E, R.A.F, 6. 20 AprU, 1891 ; s. of Charles
Edmonds, of Lymington ; m. Lorna Karim Chadwick, d. _ of
Colonel George Osborn, of Lavington. One s. 6. 5 Oct. 1920.
Educ. : St. Andrew's Southborough ; Osborne College ;
Dartmouth CoUege. Late Officer in Royal Navy, now in
Royal Air Force. War Work : Served in Balkan War, 1912-13 ;
Served in Great War, 1914-19. Flying over the North Sea,
Belgian and German Coasts ; in the Dardanelles Campaign ;
in Egypt, Red Sea, and Aden; Adriatic (anti-submarine
warfare) ; Twice on the Admiralty War Staff. Club : United
Service Club. (O3301)
EDMONDS, Major Courtenay Harold Wish, O.B.E,
EDMONDS, John Francis, M.B.E.
EDMONDS, WiUiam Stanley, O.B.E.
EDMONDSON, Lieut.-CoI.James Heslam, C.B.E. Lieut.-
Col. and Quartermaster R.A.S.C. (retired) ; Great War, 1914-19
(mentioned in despatches). (C1549)
EDMUNDS, Elizabeth, Mrs, M.B.E. War Work : French
Red Cross, 1-914-16 ; Lady Welfare Superintendent to H.M .
Factory, Pembrey, South Wales, from 1917 to Feb. 1919.
Club : New Century. (M3625)
EDMUNDS, FlaveU, M.B.E, M.R.CS.E, L.R.C.P. (Lond.),
6. 20 Dec. 1870 ; s. of WUfred Edmunds, F.R.H.S, of Chester
field ; m. Marjorie, d. of Roderick A. Fowler, of Brussels.
Educ. : Chesterfield Grammar School, and London Hospital,
Hon. Surgeon to the Chesterfield Royal Hospital. War Work :
Medical Officer in charge of AuxUiary Hospital, Ashgate,
Chesterfield ; M.O. to Red Cross Society, Chesterfield District.
Address : Avenue House, Chesterfield. (M7986)
EDMUNDS, John Parry, M.B.E, 6. 31 July, 1863 ; s.
of Ephraim Edmunds, of Llandaff ; m. Mary, d. of William
Treseder, of Cardiff. Educ. : Llandaff Cathedral School.
Shipowner ; Managing Director of Edmunds and Radley,
Ltd, Cardiff ; director of other companies. War Work :
Inspector, Special Police for County of Glamorganshire. Ad
dress : White Lodge, Whitchurch. Glamorgan. C7.wfis :
Whitchurch, Radyr, and Llandrindod WeUs Golf. (M3626)
EDMUNDS, LesUe Wynn, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 29 Dec. 1872 ;
8. of H. W. Edmunds, of Birmingham ; m. Laura, d. of
R. Smythe, of Killiney. Educ. : Radley and Queen's College,
Oxford. Senior Inspector, Congested District Bd, Galway.
War Work: T. Lieut.-Comm. R.N.V.R, from 1915-19.
Address : C.D.B, Galway. Club : Leander and Royal
Cruising Club. (0312)
EDMUNDS, WUfred Hawksley, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 29 AprU,
1868 ; s. of WUfred Edmunds, of Chesterfield ; to. Florence,
d. of Joseph Clayton, of Chesterfield. Educ. : Chesterfield
Grammar School. Mayor of Chesterfield 1919-21 ; Alder
man of Chesterfield Town CouncU, and of Derbyshire
County Council ; Chairman of Derbyshire Asylums Com
mittee ; Chairman of Derbyshire Public Health and
Maternity and Child Welfare Committees. War Work : Chair
man of Chesterfield Borough Food Control, and Chesterfield
District Area Food Control Committees ; Member of Chester
field Recruiting Tribunal ; Chesterfield Soldiers' Parcels Com
mittee, and other War Emergency Committees, Address :
Scarsdale House, Chesterfield. (010354)
EDSER, Major Edmund, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
EDWARDES, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Coburn, C.B.E.
EDWARDES, Charles Whitfield, M.B.E, 6. 1884 ; s. of
Robert Edwardes, of Clifton, Bristol. Educ : Merchant
Venturers Technical Coll, Bristol. Admiralty Overseer.
War Work : Principal Admiralty Electrical Repair Overseer
Tyne District, for H.M. Fleet and Ships. Address : 41, Coquet
Terrace, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (M7984)
EDWARDES, David John WiUiam, O.B.E, 6. 20 AprU,
1864 ; s. of Capt. Browne Edwardes, of Rhyd-y-gorse, Car
marthen. Educ. : Stubbington House, Fareham, Hants.
War Work : Deputy Coast Watcher, R.N, from 1915-18.
Address : St. Regulus, Shirley Warren, Southampton. CZufis ;
Royal Southern Yacht and Cocoa Tree. (03131
EDWARDS, Maj.-Gen. Sir AUred HamUton MacKenzie,
K.B.E, C.B, M.V.O, 6. 22 Sept, 1862; y.s. of the late
WiUiam Edwards, formerly Bengal CS, of Craigton, co. Ross;
m. 24 Sept, 1892, Kate. O.B.E. (q.v.), d. of the late John
Henderson, of Middlethird, co. Berwick, and has had issue, an
only son, William Hardinge Colvin, Lieut. 1st Bn. Black Watch,
6. 30 July, 1893, kUled in action 9 May, 1915. Comdt.-Gen.
Rhodesian forces from 1912; late 5th Dragoon Guards ; formerly
1st Dragoon Guards; served with Hazara Expedition, 1888
(despatches, medal with clasp); in S. African War 1899-1902,
defence of Ladysmith (wounded, despatches, Queen's medal
with four clasps King's medal with two clasps, Brev.-Lt.-C'ol,
C.B.); comdt. Transvaal Vols. 1903-5; Mil. Sec. to Viceroy of
India 1905; A.A.G. Northern Command, India. 1906; ret.
1907; Chief Constable Metropolitan Police 1907-12. Address:
SaUsbury, Rhodesia, S . Africa. Club : United Service, London .
(K480)
EDWARDS, Arthur Joseph, M.B.E.
EDWARDS, Bogdan Edward Jastrzebski, M.B.E, M.B,
CM, 6. 1860. Educ : Edinburgh. School Medical Officer ;

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Medical Officer of Health; Poor Law Medical Officer. War
Work : Commandant of Boothroyde and Longroyde Hospitals. , ,
(M7989)
EDWARDS, Charles James, O.B.E, 6. 5 Nov. 1865;
s. of Charles Edwards, of London ; to. Lucy Heath, d. ot
Benjamin Pearce, of Bournemouth. Educ. : Private Schools.
Superintending Clerk ; Accountant General's Department,
Admiralty. War Work : Finance Branch ; Ministry of
shipping. Address : Brookfield, Chiswick Lane, Chiswick
W.4. (0314)
EDWARDS, Capt. Charles Joseph, M.B.E.
EDWARDS, Charles Lewis, C.B.E.
EDWARDS, Lieut.-Comm. Charles Peter, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. EDWARDS, Edith Constance, Mrs., M.B.E, d. of Maurice
Newton, to. Reuben Edwards. Educ. : Privately. War
Work : War Hospital Supply Depot ; Organizer of Flag Days ;
Commandant of Red Cross Detachment. Address : 22, New
Cavendish Street, Portland Place. W. (M355)
EDWARDS, EUzabeth AUce, M.B.E.
EDWARDS, Emma Dorothy, Mrs., M.B.E.; d. of WUliam
Durning Holt, of Liverpool ; to. the late Stanley Edwards. War
Work : 2 years Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Association ;
2 years Commandant of Crofton AuxUiary Hospital, Algburth,
Liverpool. Address : 17, UUet Road, Liverpool. (M7991)
EDWARDS, Ernest Arthur, M.B.E.
EDWARDS, George, C.B.E. Auditor and ControUer
Imperial Munitions Board, Canada. (C153)
EDWARDS, George, O.B.E.
EDWARDS, George Henry, O.B.E, 6. 1865; s. of late
John Edwards of Hay wards Heath, Sussex ; m. Alice, d. of
WUliam Henry Blatch, J.P, of Basingstoke. Educ. : City of
London School. In the Civil Service ; Secretary to the Aliens
Department, and Assistant Secretary, Metropolitan Police
Office, New Scotland Yard ; a member of various Departmental
and other Committees. War Work : Private Secretary
to the Commissioner of PoUce of the Metropolis. Address:
15, Kidderpore Avenue, Hampstead, and New Scotland Yard.
Clubs : National ; Artists'. (0315)
EDWARDS, Gladys Maude, M.B.E, 6. 1895; d. of
H. A. Edwards, of Hampstead, N.W. Educ. : NeuvUle
CoU, East Finchley. War Work : Secretary to Sir John
Beale, K.B.E. Address : 17, Park Drive, Hampstead, London. (M3627)
EDWARDS, Capt. Graham Richard Leicester, C.B.E,
R.N. Great War, 1914-19 with Dover Patrol (mentioned in
despatches). (C2358)
EDWARDS, Maior Harry MelvUle, O.B.E.
EDWARDS, Col. Henry John, C.B, C.B.E, M.A, fi.
8 Sept. 1869 ; s. of Major Henry Charles Edwards, V.D, of
Woodbridge, Suffolk ; to. Margaret Ethel, d. of Rev. Arthur
Ashton, B.D, Rector of UggeshaU, Wangford, Suffolk. Educ. :
Woodbridge ; Bath CoUege ; Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. FeUow
(late Tutor), and Classical Lecturer, Peterhouse, Cambridge ;
late Commanding Cambridge University, O.T.C War Work:
Secretary, Eoard of MUitary Studies, University of Cambridge ;
Commanding Cambridge University O.T.C ; Commandant,
Cambridge University School of Instruction, 1914-16 ; Com
manding No. 2 Officer Cadet BattaUon, and O.C. Troops,
Cambridge, 1916-18 ; War Office Representative, University
of Cambridge, 1918-19. Address : Peterhouse, Cambridge.
Club : United University. (C1550)
EDWARDS, Hester Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 1876; d.
of John Greenwood, of Todmorden, Yorks. ; m. Edward, s. of
Arthur Edwards, of Manchester. Educ. : Centre Vale, Yorks.
War Work : Women's Legion and Q.M.A.A.C. Address :
14, Royal Hospital Road, Chelsea, S.W.3. Club : Women's
United Services. (M356)
EDWARDS, Ina Leonora, M.B.E, 6. 23 July, 1897;
d. of John J. H. Edwards, late of Craigton, Ross-shire, N.B.
Educ : Abbot's Hill, Hemel Hempstead. War Work :
V.A.D, B.R.C.S, 1916-17; MUitary AuxUiary Red Cross
Hospital, Goring, Oxon, from Oct. 1917, to Oct. 1919;
Q.M.A.A.C, serving as Company Commander A. Compy,
Connaught Club, London ; retired Deputy Admin. (M6630)
EDWARDS, lvo,-, M.B.E.
EDWARDS, James Herbert, O.B.E.
EDWARDS, Jean, Mrs, O.B.E.
EDWARDS, John, C.B.E, O.B.E.
EDWARDS, Capt. John Augustus, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
EDWARDS, John Vaugham, O.B.E.
EDWARDS, Joseph, M.B.E.
EDWARDS, Kate, Lady, O.B.E, d. of late John
Henderson, of Middlethird, co. ^Berwick; to. 1892 Maj.-Gen.
Sir Alfred Hamilton Mackenzie Edwards. K.B.E . (q.v.). (O2220)
EDWARDS, Major Lionel Charles, O.BE, R.A, b.
14 Sept. 1882 ; s. of Lionel Edwards, of Ashburnham House,
Bedford. Educ. : Bedford School, and Royal Military
Academy. Woolwich. War Work : In France, Adjutant,
West Riding Heavy Battery (T.F.) ; Commanded 144th Heavy
Battery, R.G.A. ; employed at War Office 1917 to end of war.
Address : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co., 16, Charing Cross, London.
' ' (07114)
EDWARDS, Mabel Constance, M.B.E, J.P. : d. of
Robinson John Park, of Liverpool; to. WiUiam Henry, s.
of Henry Edwards, of Winchester. Educ. : Ladies' CoU,
Cheltenham. Justice of the Peace for the County of Lancaster.
War Work : For Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Association
and Ministry of Pensions in Liverpool and Formby ; Member

BIOGRAPHIES. *

Elder

of Committee of Lancashire Territorial Nursing Association
for providing comforts to hospitals. Address : The White
Cottage, Freshfleld, Lancs. (07993)
EDWARDS, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. Macleod Gamut
Arthur, O.B.E, R.N.
EDWARDS, Mary, Mrs., O.B.E, W.R.A.F.
EDWARDS, Rev. Nathaniel Walter AUen, O.B.E, M.C.
b. 9 May, 1877 ; s. of Rev. N. W. Edwards, of Westcott,
Budleigh. Salterton, Devon. Educ. : S. John's School,
Leatherhead, and S. John's CoUege, Cambridge. Clerk in
Holy Orders. Vicar of S. John the Evangelist, Walworth, S.E .
War Work : Chaplain to the Forces, 4th Class. Addresses :
S John's Vicarage, Larcom Street, Walworth, S.E. 17. nnd
Westcott, Budleigh Salterton, Devon. (05229)
EDWARDS, Percy, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, 6. 21
Sept. 1863 ; s. of James Latchford Edwards, of Rochester ;
m Eleanor Blanche, d. of Henry Smith, of Dartmouth. Educ. :
Mill HiU, School, and Univ. CoU. Hospital, London. Hon.
Sec. Liverpool Division, British Medical Association ; Hon.
Medical Officer, Liverpool Seamen's Orphanage. War Work :
Member, Medical Advisory Board, Ministry of National Service ;
Hon. Sec. Liverpool Medical War Committee ; Chairman of
Recruiting and Pensions Boards. Address : 1, Newsham
Drive, Liverpool. Club : Athenaeum, Liverpool. (010358)
EDWARDS, Major Reginald Owen, O.B.E, R.E.
EDWARDS, Riohard, M.B.E, 6. 29 Sept. 1877; s. of
Richard Edwards, of Litherland, Lancs ; to. Gwladys Jane
Marie, d. of Howel Thomas, of Local Government Board, and
FitzGeorge Avenue, Kensington. Educ. : Waterloo. Sec.
Ipswich District, Alliance Assurance Co. War Work : Hon.
Sec Suffolk Prisoners of War Help Committee. Address :
South Lodge, Parkside Avenue, Ipswich. Club : Ipswich and
Suffolk. (M3628)
EDWARDS, Lieut.-Col. Robert Richards, C.B.E. ; Major
and Brevet Lieut.-Col. S. African Permanent Staff. (C1881)
EDWARDS, Roger BelUs, M.B.E, M.B.
EDWARDS, Capt. T. H., O.B.E. R.A.O.C
EDWARDS, Capt. Walter Bernard, O.B.E, M.C.
EDWARDS, Lieut. William, M.B.E, 6. 11 Dec. 1882 ;
s. of Sergt.-Major J. Edwards, of the Royal ArtiUery ; to.
LiUian, d. of John Coppleston, of Barnes. Educ : Ancona
Road School, Plumstead; Woolwich Polytechnic. EnUsted,
3 May, 1900 ; S. Africa War, 1900-1902 ; India, Jan. 1904, to
Nov. 1911 ; S. Africa, 1911-14 ; France 1915-16. War Work :
Promoted from R.Q.M.S. to R.S.M, 1915 ; commissioned for
services in the Field, March, 1916 ; Garrison Adjutant,
LarkhUl, 1917-18; Staff Capt, No 3 Area, S. Command,
Dec. 1918, to April, 1920 ; mentioned in despatches, Feb,
1920. Address : Cavalry Barracks, Hounslow, Middlesex. (M3262)
EDWARDS, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Bickerton, C.B.E,
6. ] 870 ; s. of the late Rev. Bickerton Edwards, Vicar of Bettws-
yn-Rbos ; m. Elizabeth, d. of WilUam Daniel, J.P, of Pen-y-
bont, Crynant, Neath. Educ. : Glasgow Univ. (M.B. and CM.
1894). In charge of Plague Operations, Villore, S. India,
1898-9; Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. commdg. a Field Ambulance
with British Expeditionary Force, 1916-17 ; is a Knight of
Grace of Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England, and
Commr. Medical Services, Welsh Region, Ministry of Pensions.
Address : Tyn-y-Craig, Crynant, Neath. (C1551)
EDWARDS, WilUam Buckland, M.B.E, B.Sc, F.I.C, 6. 17
April, 1871 ; m. Grace Marion, d. of Thomas Arthur Stephens, of
Brondesbury, N.W. Educ. : MiU HiU School, and Central
Technical Coll. Principal Assist. Chemist in Directorate of
Chemical Inspection, Woolwich. Address : 1, Vanbrugh Park
Road, Blackheath, S.E. 3. (M7996)
EDWARDS, WiUiam Ernest, M.B.E, 6. 18 May, 1866 ;
s. of Charles WiUiam Edwards, of Watford, Herts ; to. EUza
beth, d. of Richard Bannard, of Brackley, Northants. Educ. :
St. Mary's School. Watford. Chief Clerk, Goods Dept,
L. and N.W. Rly, Northampton. Supt. of Headquarters Divi
sion, St. John Ambulance Brigade, Northampton. War Work :
Food Controller for Auxiliary MUitary Hospitals of North
amptonshire ; Transport Officer for unloading ambulance trains
and transport of wounded. (M7997)
EDWARDS, 2nd Lieut. WiUiam Manning, M.B.E,
EDWARDS, William Rea, O.B.E.
EDWARDS, WiUiam Robert, O.B.E.
EDWARDS, Annie DOULTON-, M.B.E. ______ .
EDWARDS, Thomas Ramsay KING-, M.B.E, M.D, 6.
31 Aug. 1874 ; s. of WUliam King-Edwards, J.P, D.L, of
Dartans House, Tyrone ; m. A. Blanche, d. of Canon Stack,
of Derry Cathedral, of Moville, Ireland. Educ. : Trinity Coll,
Dublin. Medical Officer, Thame Union ; M.D. Ewelm Alms
Houses; Assistant Inspector Schools, Oxford Co. War
Work: Commandant M.O. of V.A.D, Oxford, and Medical
Officer and Commandant, Swyncombe Red Cross Hospital.
.4*.ress : The Old House, Watlington, Oxon. (M7995)
EDWARDS, Hugh Copner WYNNE-, O.B.E.
EDYE, Ernest Henry Huish, M.B.E, M.A, J.P, I.C.S ,
fi. 2 June, 1884 ; s. of Ernest Edye, of Syon House, East Bud
leigh, S. Devon. ; to. AUce Dorothy, d. of J. N. Stuart,
Broomhill, Harrow. Educ. : Stubbington ; Harrow ; and
Balliol CoU, Oxford. Superintendent Census operations,
United Provinces, India. War Work : In charge of various
districts in United Provinces, India ; Recruiting ; temporarily
commissioned iD Indian Army Reserve of Officers. Address :
United Provinces, India. (M4136)
EGAN, George, O.B.E.

EGAN, Hulda, Mrs., O.B.E. (010441)
EGAN, Kate, M.B.E.
EGAN, Col. Miohael Henry, C.M.G, C.B.E, p.a.c,
R.A.O.C, fi, 7 May, 1865 ; s. of Capt. Edward Egan, of Royal
ArtUlery ; to. Ina, adopted d. of 0. Fane. Educ. : Marlborough
House, Hove ; Royal Academy, Gosport ; R.M. College,
Sandhurst. A.D.O.S. Malta. War Work: With R.A.O.C.
France and England ; Chief Inspector, R.A. CD. ; Original
Anti-Gas War Office Committee ; Commanded the Royal
Army Ordnance Corps, Woolwich. Address : The Castille,
Malta. Club : Army and Navy. (C1552)
EGAN, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. William, M.B.E.
EGERTON, Ada Maud, Lady, O.B.E, 6. 10 Feb. 1861 ;
d. of the late Canon Nash, of Tolpuddle, Dorset ; to. Sir Walter
Egerton, K.C.M.G, of Mayfield, Sussex (see Burke's Peerage).
War Work : Organised branch of Queen Mary's Needlework
GuUd in British Guiana. Address : Fir ToU, Mayfield, Sussex. (0989)
EGERTON, Christian Mary, M.B.E, 6. 17 June, 1876 ;
d. of Admiral the Hon. Francis Egerton. War Work : Enquiry
Office for Missing and Wounded. Address : St. George's Hill,
Byfleet. (Ml 692)
EGERTON, Dorothy Charlotte, O.B.E, 6. 6 Oct. 1874 ;
d. of Admiral the Hon. Francis Egerton, of St. George's Hill,
Byfleet. War Work : Commandant, Blytheswood Auxiliary
Hospital, Byfleet, Surrey. Address : St. George's HU1, Byfleet.
(010360)
EGERTON, Mabelle Annie, Lady, C.B.E, 6. 1865; d.
of 1st Earl Brassey, of Normanhurst, Sussex (see BURKE'S
Peerage) ; to. Charles A, s. of Edward C Egertomof Mount-
field Court. Member of Central Midwives Board. War Work :
Rouen Station Coffee-shop, 1914-19 ; mentioned in C-in-C.'s
despatches, 1917. Address : 32, Ashley Gardens, S.W. 1.
(C407)
EGERTON, Capt. Philip, C.B.E, R.N. (Emergency List),
fi. 3 May, 1866 ; s. of late Philip Hemy Egerton, Indian Civil
Service (see BURKE'S Peerage, Gray-Egerton, Bart). (C2268)
EGFORD, George Henry, M.B.E, D.S.C, R.N.
EGGAR, James, C.B.E.
EGGAR, Mildred Fanny, M.B.E, 6. 1875 ; d. of the late
Edward Aldous ; to. Frederick Henry, s. of Sir Henry Cooper
Eggar, M.V.O. National Indian Association, Calcutta ;
Soldiers' Furlough Home, Calcutta. Addresses : AUpore Park,
Calcutta ; The Cedars, Strawberry Hill, Middlesex. Club :
New Empress. (M4137)
EGGAR, Capt. Thomas Macdonald, O.B.E, R.A.F.
EGGINTON, Col. John, O.B.E, T.D.
EGGLESHAW, Frank Herbert, M.B.E.
EGLINTON AND WINTON, Janet Lucretia, Dowager
Countess of, D.B.E, LL.D, d. of Boyd Alex. Cuninghame,
R.N, s. of John Cuninghame, of Craigends, co. Renfrew ;
to. George Amulph, 15th Earl of Eglinton and Winton, s. of
the 13th Earl of Eglinton (see Burke's Peerage). War Work :
President Ayrshire Red Cross and Member of Scottish War
Executive Red Cross ; President of County of Sailors' and
Soldiers' Families Assoc. ; Naval and MUitary Pensions.
Address : Skelmorlie Castle, Ayrshire, Scotland. (D457)
EGLEN, A. Paymaster-Lieut. Arthur Harold, O.B.E,
R.N.R. EHRENFEST, Muriel AUce Adela, M.B.E.
EHRMANN, Major Albert, O.B.E, T.D, R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
5. 13 June, 1864 ; s. of Ferdinand Ehrmann, of Melbourne,
AustraUa. Educ. : Scotch Coll, Melbourne ; Univ. of Mel
bourne, and Univ. CoU. Hospital, London. Lecturer and
Examiner First Aid, Nursing and Health, London County
Council ; Lecturer, Examiner, Hon. Life Member, St. John
Ambulance Association ; Hon. Divisional Surgeon Hospital
Saturday Fund. War Work : Medical Officer various Depots
and Units ; on the Staff of D.D.M.S, London District ; Regis
trar of 2nd London General Hospital, T.F. Address : 255,
Camden Road, N. (07115)
EICHHOLZ, AUred, C.B.E, M.A, M.D, 6. 26 Nov. 1869 ;
s. of Adolphus Eichholz, of Manchester ; to. Ruth, d. of Dr.
Hermann Adler, Chief Rabbi. Educ. : Manchester Grammar
School ; Emmanuel College, Cambridge ; S. Bartholomew's,
London. Chief Medical Inspector, 'Board of Education,
Whitehall S.W. Addresses .' Board of Education, Whitehall,
S W. ; 47, Addison Gardens W.14. (C956)
ELAND, Ruth Adelaide, M.B.E, fi. 22 Nov. 1893; d.
of Rev. Charles Tucker Eland, of Burston Rectory, Diss,
Norfolk. Educ. : Abbotsford, Broadstairs ; Mounthurst,
Oak Hill Park, Hampstead. War Work: Finance Depart
ment, War Office. (M8000)
ELBORNE, Sydney Lipscomb, -M.B.E, M.A, F.G.S,
A I 0. fi. 6 July, 1890 ; s. of WiUiam Elborne, M.A, of Peter
borough Educ. : Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Called to the
Bar by the Inner Temple, Jan. 1919. War Work: 1915,
Temp. Assist. Chemist to War Department and Ministry of
Munitions ; 1916, appointed Assist. Inspector (technical) in
the Directorate of Inspection of High Explosives, Inspection
Department, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich (resigned May, 1919).
Addresses : 6, Crown Office Row, Temple, London, E.C 4 ;
Wootton House, Peterborough. (M1693)
ELBOURNE, Edward Tregaskiss, M.B.E.
ELCOMBE, Minnie EUza, Mrs., M.B.E.
ELDER, Andrew, M.B.E, R.N.R.
ELDER, David, O.B.E, J.P. for the County of the City
of Glasgow, 6. 16 Oct. 1867;, s. of Robert Elder, of Perth;
m. Elizabeth Sorley, d. of the late Rev. Walter Buchan, of the

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

United Presbyterian Church, Boveedy, KUrea, Co. London
derry. Educ : Private Schools ; Hutcheson's Grammar
School ; Glasgow Univ. Assistant City Assessor, Glasgow.
War Work : Acted as Assist. Sec. of the Glasgow Corporation
Belgian Refugee Committee. Addresses : City Chambers,
Glasgow ; Castlewood, Cathcart, Glasgow. (O10361)
ELDERTON, WUUam Palin, C.B.E, 6. 26 June, 1877 ;
s. of the late WiUiam A. Elderton ; m. Enid Muriel, d. of George
Podmore, of Grange over Sands. Educ. : Merchant Taylors'
School. Actuary to the Star Assurance Society, 1912-13 ;
Actuary and Manager to the Equitable Life Assurance Society
since 1913. War Work : Statistical Adviser to Ministry of
Shipping, 1916-20. Addresses : 24, Mount Ephraim Road,
S.W.16 ; Quill HaU Cottage, Amersham Common, Bucks.
Club : City of London. (C2586)
ELDRED, Capt. Arthur George, C.B.E.
ELDRED, Paymaster-Capt. Edward Henry, C.B.E, R.N.
Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1022
ELDRED, Edwin Charles, O.B.E, 6. 11 July, 1867 ;
s. of the late Edgar Eldred, of The Gables, Petersfield.
War Work : ControUer of Staff, War Trade Department, for
four years, 1915-19. At present the Collector, H.M. Customs
and Excise, Swansea. Addresses : Strathfield, Brighton
Road, Puriey, Surrey, and Custom House, Swansea. (0318)
ELDRED, Elizabeth Francis, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
ELDRIDGE, Capt. Ernest James Morritt, O.B.E, 5.
25 July, 1896 ; s. of CecU J. E. Eldridge, of Mossley HU1,
Liverpool. Educ : Liverpool Institute. Medical Student.
War Work : Served in France and Belgium with the l/6th
(Rifle) Batt. The King's (Liverpool) Regt. ; wounded at HiU
60, AprU, 1915 ; afterwards served at home and in Deland ;
appointed to the Staff as RaUway Transport Officer, Holyhead,
March, 1918 ; when on board s.s. " Rathmore," which had
colhded with a Government trawler, took command of some
700 troops, and was responsible for their orderly transfer to
destroyers. Address : 15, CassviUe Road, Mossley Hill,
Liverpool. Club : Students' Union, Liverpool Univ. (O8802)
ELDRIDGE, Capt. George Bernard, C.B.E, R.N.
ELDRIDGE, WiUiam John, M.B.E.
ELEY, Major Henry Gerard, M.B.E, R.E.
ELFORD, Archibald Sefton, O.B.E. M.A, 6. 5 June,
1878 : s. of Edwin Elford, of Tregear, Exeter, Devon ; to.
SybU Audrey, d. of Richard Edward West, of Firth Dene,
Reigate, Surrey. Educ. : Magdalen College School, Oxford,
and St. John's CoUege, Oxford. Assistant Secretary, Essex
Education Committee ; Inspector of Schools, L.CC ; Director
of Education, Wolverhampton ; Deputy Chairman, Australasian
Steamship Owners' Federation, Melbourne, Australia. War
Work : Ministry of Shipping, St. James' Park, London :
Military Sea Transport Department ; Accompanied Special
War Mission to the United States of America, in 1918 ; Assisted
in formation of Public School Battalions. Address : Austra
lasian Steamship Owners' Federation, 509, Collins Street,
Melbourne. Club : Union Society, Oxford. (O3700)
ELGEE, Capt. Ernest Alfred, O.B.E.
ELGEE, Lieut.-Col. Samuel Charles, O.B.E,R.A M.C, L.M.
ELGOOD, Cornelia Bonte Sheldon, Mrs., O.B.E, M.B.
(Lond.), MedaiUe de la Reconnaissance Francaise, 6. 19 July,
1874 ; d. of the late Professor Sheldon Amos ; to. Percival
George (Lieut.-Col. R. of O, C.M.G.), s. ofthe late G. J. Elgood,
J.P. Educ. : London Univ. Senior Lady Medical Officer,
Ministry of Education, Egypt. War Work : Voluntary Work,
Cairo, Egypt ; Address : ViUa Beata, HeUopoUs, Egypt.
Club : Sesame. (010362)
ELGOOD, Frank MinshuU, O.B.E, F.R.I.B.A, fi. 5 Mar.
1865 ; s. of George I. Elgood, of Hampstead ; m. Frances
Isabel Lloyd, d. of Charles John AUen, of Bedford Row.
Educ. : King's CoUege, London. Architect ; Housing Com
missioner under Ministry of Health. War Work : Various
local Committees ; Church Army Commissioner for Recreation
Huts in France ; Vice-Chairman Naval and MiUtary Committee ;
Church Army, etc. Addresses : The Close, Northwood ;
98, Wimpole Street, W.l. Club : Arts. (01316)
ELGOOD, Lieut. Leonard Alsager, O.B.E, M.C
ELIOT, Anne Huyshe, Kirs, M.B.E.
ELIOT, Lieut.-Col. Christian Edward CornwaUis, O.B.E.
ELIOT, Capt. John AUred Roy, M.B.E, A.P.D.
ELIOT, Kate Marianne, M.B.E, M.A, 6. 11 Aug. 1890;
d. of Henry John Eliot, of Charmouth, Dorset. Educ :
Southlands School, Exmouth ; Westfield CoU. ; Univ. of
London. Lecturer in History, St. Margaret's CoU, Ripon,
Yorks. War Work : Clerical work at Custom House, E.C,
and at Admiralty, 1917-19. Address : St. Margaret's CoU
Ripon, Yorks. (M8001)
ELIOT, Lieut.-Comm. Montague Charles, O.B.E.
ELIOT, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Nevill, C.B E ,
R.A, fi. 25 Oct. 1880 ; s. of the late Sir John Eliot, K.C.I.E,
of Bonporteau, Cavalaire, Var, France ; m. Margaret WinUred,
d. of Admiral C L. Oxley, of The Hall, Ripon. Educ:
Malvern and Royal MiUtary Academy. Gazetted 2nd Lieut
R.G.A, 1899, promoted Capt. 1906, Major 1914, Brevet Lieut
Col. 1918. War Work: Posted to Inspection Department,
Royal Arsenal, 1915 ; transferred to Ministry of Munitions
(Dept. of Munitions Design) 1916 ; War Office (Directorate of
ArtiUery), 1919. Club ¦ Army and Navy. (C2103)
ELIOT, Capt. Ralph, C.B.E, R.N. Great War, 1914-19
(mentioned in despatches). (C°°69)
ELIOTT, Comm. Gerald Otho Rooskie, O.B.E, D.S.C.
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ELKAN, Lieut.-Col. Clarence John, D.S.O, O.B.E, R. of 0
fi. 15 May, 1877 ; s. of John Elkan, M.V.O, of 40, Hanover
Gate Mansions, Regent's Park ; to. 3 March, 1915, Gladys i
of William DagnaU, of Cape Town. Educ: City of London
School. War Work : With 1st Royal Dish FusiUers (Fourth
Division), from 5 August, 1914, until appointed on Staff
July, 1915 ; A.Q.M.G, General Head Quarters and Head
Quarters Lines of Communication. Address : 25, Windsor
Court, Moscow Road, Bayswater, W. Clubs : Army and
Navy ; Junior United Service. (05233)
ELKIN, Charlotte Emily, M.B.E. Q.M.A.A.C
ELKINGTON, Capt. James LlewUyn Meredith, O.BE
ELKINGTON, WiUiam, M.B.E.
ELKINS, Walter Henry, O.B.E.
ELKINS, Major Walter Henry, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
ELLERTON, FUght-Lieut. Alban Spenser, O.B.E
R.A.F.
ELLERY, Major Cecil Langdon, O.B.E.
ELLERY, Kathleen Frances EUzabeth, Mrs., M.B E
ELLES, Col. Arthur Warre, O.B.E, 6. 16 June, 1864;
s. of the late Lieut. Gen. Sir WiUiam Kidston EUes, K.C.B. ;
m. Janet, d. of Rev. John GUberd Pearse, of Exeter. Educ :
Westward Ho (United Service Preparatory CoUege) ; Heidel
berg ; CUfton CoUege ; Sandhurst. Served in K.O. Yorkshire
L.I. ; Adjutant 1st Batt. 1890-93 ; Commanded 2nd Batt
1906-1 0 ; A.D.C. India, 1893-96 ; D.A.A.G, S. Africa, 1899-1902-
At Staff CoUege, 1898-99 ; Naval War CoUege, 1910 ; Now
District Commissioner Boy Scouts, Gosport. War Work •
General Staff, 1914-16 ; Recruiting Staff, 1916-17 ; and
National Service 1918. Address : 4, Anglesey Crescent,
Alverstoke, Hants. Club : Naval and Military (01317)
ELLES, Edmund Hardie, O.B.E, 6. 12 Sept. 1867; s.
of Jamieson EUes, of Wimbledon, Surrey ; to. Ina Katharine
HUda, d. of W. B. Skene, of Pitlour and HaUyards, Fife.
Educ. : Winchester, and New CoU, Oxford. War Work :
TextUe adviser to War Trade InteUigence Department. Ad
dress : 79, Onslow Square, S.W Club : United University. (010363)
ELLES, Gertrude LiUan, M.B.E, D.Sc, 6. Oct. 1872;
d. of Jamieson EUes, of Ridgway Place, Wimbledon. Educ. :
Wimbledon, and Newnham CoU, Cambridge. FeUow and
Lecturer, Newnham CoU, Cambridge. War Work: Com
mandant Red Cross Hospital, Wordsworth Grove, Cambridge.
Address : Newnham CoU, Cambridge. (M8002)
ELLICOCK, Samuel, O.B.E. School Inspector (Board of
Education). War Work : Hon. Secretary of Leicester and
Leicestershire War Savings Committees. (01318)
ELLINGTON, Air Vice-Marshal Sir Edward Leonaid,
K.C.B, C.M.G, C.B.E, R.A.F, fi. 30 Dec. 1877 ; s. of E. B. El
lington. Educ. : Clifton and R.M.A. Woolwich. Director
General of Supply and Research, Air Ministry ; Member of
the Air CouncU. War Work : 49th Battery, R.F.A, 3rd Div.
Aug. 1914 ; B.M, 8th Inf. Bde. ; B.E.F, Aug. to Sept. 1914 ;
D.A.Q.M.G, G.H.Q, B.E.F, Oct. 1914 to Feb. 1915 ; A.A. and
Q.M.G, 2nd Cav. Div, March 1915 to July, 1915 ; G.S.0.1,
2nd Army H.Q, Julv, 1915 to Feb. 1916 ; G.S.O.l, M.0.1,
W.O, Feb. 1916, to Dec 1916 ; Brig.-Gen. G.S, 8th Corps,
B.E.F, Jan. 1917, to Nov. 1917 ; D.D.G.M.A, W.O, Nov.
1917, to Jan. 1918 ; D.G.M.A, W.O, Jan. 1918, to April, 1918 ;
C.G.E, Air Ministry, May, 1918, to Feb. 1919. Address:
Cox & Co, 108-111, St. Martin's Lane, W.C.2. Club : United
Service. (C1894)
ELLIOT, Alexander Macbeth, O.B.E, M.D.
ELLIOT, Bessie Clarke, Mrs, M.B.E.
ELLIOT, Frederick Barnard, C.B.E, 6. 1877 ; s. of Col.
G. A. EUiot, of the Royal Irish Regt. ; to. Ermyngarde, i.
of Edmond de la Poer, of Gurteen le Poer, Co. Waterford.
H.M. Lieutenant for the County and City of Waterford.
Educ. : Eton and Trinity CoUege, Oxford. War Work :
Obtained a Commission in the 5th (Service) Batt, Royal
Berkshire Regiment, Sept. 1914 ; Served in France and
Flanders, 1915 ; Severely wounded, Nov. 1915 ; Appointed
Freight Manager to the Wheat Commission, 1916. Director of
Shipping, Ministry of Food, 1917 ; Director of Freights Inter
national Food CouncU, 1918 ; Chevalier of the Legion of Honour;
Officer of the Orders of the Crown of Italy, and Leopold H,
of Belgium. Address : 3 Sloane Court, S.W.3. Club : Union.
(C2587)
ELLIOT, Frederick MitcheU, O.B.E.
ELLIOT, George, O.B.E.
ELLIOT, Col. GUbert Sutherland McDoweU, C.B.E,
R.E. ELLIOT, Lieut.-Col. Henry Charles Schomberg, 0.B.E,
C.A.M.C. ELLIOT, Sir James Duncan, K.B.E, M. Inst. C.B, b.
18 June, 1862 ; s. of Rev. Henry Lettsom EUiot, of Gosfield
Vicarage, Halstead, Essex, and grandson of Sir Henry Miers
ElUot, K.C.B, and The Rev. John WaU Buckley ; m. Dora
Marguerite Jeannette, d. of James Mcintosh, Educ. : Felstead
and Portsmouth Dockyard, and Royal Naval CoUege, Green
wich. Assistant under Sir A. M. Rendel, K.C.I.E, 1887 ;
Assistant to John Carruthers, 1900 ; Partner with John
Carruthers, 1903, Consulting Engineers, New Zealand Gov, etc,
(Carruthers and EUiot), and Consulting Engineer to New
Zealand Gov, etc, on own account, 1918. War Wort:
Committee on Production, May, 1917 to Nov. 1918 ; Interim
Court of Arbitration, Nov. 1918, to Nov. 1919 ; Industrial
Court, Nov. 1919. Address : 22, Vineyard HiU, Wimbledon,
S.W.19. Clubs: St. Stephen's and Fly Fishers'. (K453)

BIOGRAPHIES,

Ellis

ELLIOTT, Lieut.-Col. Alfred Charles, C.B.E, ft. 20 Sept.
1870; s. of the late Sir Charles Elliott, K.C.S.I, CLE, of
Fernwood, Wimbledon Park, S.W. (see Burke's Peerage) ;
m. Maud, d. of the late Thomas Beeching, J.P, of The
Manor House, Tunbridge Wells. Educ : Elstree, Harrow, and
Sandhurst. Indian Army and in Civil Employ in the Punjab
Commission ; now Commissioner, Ambala Division, Punjab.
War Work : Raised between 13,000 and 14.000 recruits as
Deputy Commissioner, Gurgaon District, Punjab ; raised
money for the 1st and 2nd War Loans, and " Our Day ; "
twice mentioned in despatches of the Commander-in-Chief in
India for Red Cross work. Addresses : Fernwood, Wimbledon
Park, S.W. ; Paget House, Ambala Courts. Club : E.I.N.S. (C691)
ELLIOTT, Arthur CampbeU, M.B.E, M.B, CM.
ELLIOTT, Sir Bignell George, K.B.E, F.R.G.S.
ELLIOTT, Blanohe Beatrioe, M.B.E. j youngest d. of Joseph
EUiott, Chalet Pontac, Jersey, late Inspector of Schools,
Central Provinces, Lndia, Educ : Jersey. JournaUst. War
Work: Worked at Ministry of National Service since its
inception ; acted as private Sec. to F. H. McLeod, C.B. Chair
man of Reserved Occupations Committee, and Commissioner
for Trade Exemptions. Address : Le Chalet Pontac, Jersey.
Club: Writers'. (M1694)
ELLIOTT, Charles Edward, M.B.E.
ELLIOTT, Charles John, M.B.E.
ELLIOTT, Claude AureUus, O.B.E.
ELLIOTT, Comm. Frank, O.B.E, R.N, 6. 10 Oct. 1885 ; s.
of Frank EUiott, of Totland Bay, I. of W. ; to. Edith Lily,
d. of Gen. Sir WilUam NichoUs, K.C.B, R.M, of 79, Warwick
Road, London, S.W. 5 (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Bedford
Grammar School. Joined " Britannia " in 1900 ; served in
Mediterranean and China as Midshipman ; Mediterranean as
Sub.-Lieut. ; with Lord Charles Beresford in " King Edward
VII." as Lieut. ; qualified in gunnery in 1908 ; served as
Gunnery Officer of " Prince George " and " Commonwealth " ;
joined Turkish Naval Mission under Admiral Sir Arthur
Limpus in 1912 ; sent home to take over Turkish Dreadnoughts
" Reshadyeh " and " Sultan Osman 1st." 1914 ; served 8
months of the war in ex-Turkish ship " Agincourt " ; served
remainder of war (and Jutland) in " Benbow," Admiral
Sturdee's Flagship ; promoted to Commander, June, 1918.
Address: c/o Sir W. NichoUs, K.C.B, R.M, 79, Warwick
Road, London, S.W. 5. (09333)
ELLIOTT, Major George Frederick, M.B.E.
ELLIOTT, Col. GUbert Sutherland McDoweU, C.B.E,
R.E, fi. 1863. Served in S. Africa, 1899-1900 (twice mentioned
in despatches, Brevet Lieut.-Col, Queen's medal with four
clasps) ; Kano-Sokoto Campaign, 1903 (medal and clasp) ;
Great War, 1914-19, in N. Russia (mentioned in despatches). (C1440)
ELLIOTT, Capt. James Boyne, O.B.E, R.A.F.
ELLIOTT, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. James Henry, M.B.E.
ELLIOTT, John, O.B.E, M.D, B.S, B.Sc. (London),
F.R.CS, F.R.C.P, J.P, fi. 29 Sept. 1861 ; s. of John Elliott,
of Whitchurch, Salop ; m. Margaret, d. of WiUiam Weaver,
of Stanney Grange, nr. Chester. Edue. : Queen's CoUege,
Taunton ; Owen's CoUege ; S. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Hon. Physician, Chester Royal Infirmary. War Work : Hon.
Consulting Physician to Eaton HaU Hospital for Officers,
and to the MiUtary Hospitals at Kimnel Park, Park HaU, and
Prees Heath Camps ; Consulting Physician, Chester War
Hospital. Address : 24, Nicholas St, Chester. Clubs : Royal
AutomobUe ; University of London. (04358)
ELLIOTT, Mabel Beatrice, M.B.E, 6. 28 May, 1885 ;
d. of the late Edwin Downton Elliott, of London. Educ :
London and Abroad. War Work : Censor in charge of
women's staff of Postal Censorship, 1914-19. Addresses :
1, Elm Grove, Cricklewood, N.W. 2 ; 195, Victoria Street,
S.W.1. (M359)
ELLIOTT, Paymaster-Lieut. Maurice Herbert, M.B.E,
R.N. ELLIOTT, Capt. Myles Layman Farr, M.B.E.
ELLIOTT, Major Stanley, O.B.E, B.Sc. (Lond.) F.I.C,
fi. 1889 ; e. s. of Frank ElUott, of London ; to. 7 Sept,
1920, Fanny CecUia, y. d. of the late 0. C. Claremont of South
sea, and Mrs. Claremont, of the Park, Hampstead. Educ :
Enfield Grammar School, and King's Coll, London. Analyst
to the Royal Army Medical CoU. Address : Royal Army
Medical CoU, S.W. 1. Club : Chemical Industry. (07117)
ELLIOTT, Lieut.-Comm. Stephen Percy, O.B.E, R.N.R.
ELLIOTT, T. Warrant Officer George P., M.B.E. Royal
Indian Marine.
ELLIOTT, Col. Thomas Renton, C.B.E, D.S.O, M.A,
M.D, F.R.S, 6. 1877 ; s. of A. W. Elliott, of Springfield House,
WiUington, Co. Durham ; m. Martha, d. of the late A. K.
McCosh, of Caimhill, Airdrie, Lanarkshire. Educ : Durham
Sch, and Trin. Coll, Camb. Consulting Physician, A.M.S. ;
Physician to Univ. Coll. Hospital ; on Staff of Medical Research
Committee ; served in Great War, 1914-18 (mentioned in
despatches). Address : 8, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, S.W. 1.
(C1245)
ELLIOTT, Major (Brevet Lieut.-Col.) WiUiam, C.B.E,
D.S.O, R.A.S.C, 6. 14 March, 1879 ; s. of WUliam Elliott,
late of Tortington Manor, Nr. Arundel, Sussex. Educ. :
Cranleigh. Deputy Food ControUer Upper SUesia, late
Deputy Director of Supplies Transport E.E. Force. War
Work : On the S.T. directorate staff of the M.E.F, and the
E.E.F. 1915, to 1920 ; GaUipoli, Senussi, Sinai and Palestine

operations. Addresses: C/o Sir C. McGrigor, Bart, and Co,
Ltd, 39, Panton Street, S.W. Club : R.A.S.C. (C1379)
ELLIOTT, William, M.B.E.
ELLIS, Amy Amelia, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 23 Nov. 1874 ;
d. of Thomas Jeffs, of Grimsby ; to. Thomas Wokes, s. of
Joseph Ellis, of Hull. Educ : Grimsby. War Work : Local
Secretary for B.R.C.S. until 1916, and Commandant of Women's
V.A.D, Lines. 36 ; Commandant and Matron of S. Aidan's
Red Cross Hospital from Oct. 1914, until March, 1919, when
Hospital was closed. Address : 121, Grimsby Road, New
Cleethorpes, Grimsby. (M361)
ELLIS, Albert Edward, M.B.E. ; s. of Thomas Ellis,
of Manchester ; m. Laura Louise, d. of George Plucknett,
of Queen Camel. War Work : Commandant V.A.D. 33, East
Lancs. B.R.C.S. ; Officer in Charge, unloading Ambulance
Trains, Mayfield Station, Manchester. Address : 16, Egerton
Terrace, Ardwick, Manchester. (M8007)
ELLIS, Capt. Arthur Evelyn Paul, M.B.E.
ELLIS, Major Arthur WiUiam Mickle, O.B.E, Can. A.M.C
ELLIS, Col. Charles Conyngham, C.B, C.B.E, fi. 1852;
s. of the late Col. Francis Ellis. Entered R.E. 1872 ; Capt.
1884 ; Major, 1891 ; Brevet Col. 1903 ; Col. 1903 ; ret. 1909 ;
served with Chitral Relief Force, 1895 (mentioned in despatches,
medal with clasp) ; was Chief Engineer, India, 1904-7. Ad
dress : Sunningdale, Ascot. Club : Army and Navy. (C1553)
ELLIS, Sir Charles Edward, G.B.E, K.C.B, J.P, 6.
12 Sept. 1852 ; s. of John Devonshire Ellis, J.P. of Worksop,
Notts. ; m. Inez Blanche FavieU, of Down Place, GuUdford.
Educ. : Lancing and Trinity College, Cambridge. Barrister
Inner Temple ; Managing Director, John Brown & Co, Ltd. ;
Director, Great Eastern RaUway ; Vice-President and Hon.
Treasurer of Institution of Naval Architects. War Work :
Joined Ministry of Munitions, July, 1915 ; Director-
General of Ordnance Supply, 1916-17 ; Member of Council
of Ministry, 1917-18 ; Continental Representative of Ministry
in Paris, 1918 ; Commander of the Legion of Honour ; 1st
Class ; Order of St. Anne (Russia) ; Grand Officier of Order of
Crown of Italy ; Commander of Order of the Crown of Belgium.
Addresses : Rampton Manor, Notts. ; 26, Hans Place, S.W.1.
Clubs : Reform ; Oxford and Cambridge ; St. Stephen's. (G41)
ELLIS, Charles Leonard, M.B.E.
ELLIS, Major Edward George, O.B.E.
ELLIS, Lieut. Frederiok Rowland, M.B.E, M.G.C
ELLIS, Brevet Major George William, O.B.E, B.Sc.
(Lond.) A.I.C, fi. 1882 ; s. of Rev. W. EUis, of London ; m.
Mary Taylor, d. of John Fraser, B.A, of London. Educ.
Wisbech Grammar School, and London University. Scientist ;
For some time Research Chemist and Demonstrator at the
Physiological Laboratory, London University, S.W, and at
St. George's Hospital Medical School ; Author of various
scientific publications. War Work : O.C. 27th Sanitary
Section, 2nd London Sanitary Company, R.A.M.C. (T.F.) ;
Deputy Inspector of Q.M.G. services G.H.Q, France ; Deputy
Assistant- Controller of Salvage G.H.Q. France; Inventor of
the " EUis Field Fat Extracting Plants," and of other salvage
devices used in France. Address : 8, Gloucester Road, S.W.7.
(O2508)
ELLIS, George Stanley, M.B.E.
ELLIS, Surg.-Lieut. Gordon Ernest Dormer, O.B.E, R.N.
ELLIS, Lieut. Harry Charles, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
ELLIS, Capt. Hector Charles, O.B.E.
ELLIS, Henrietta Christobel, C.B.E, 6. 15 Jan. 1886 ;
d. of WilUam Charles Ellis, M.A, Rector of Bothal, Morpeth
(see Burke's Peerage, Howard de Walden, B.). Address :
The Rectory, Bothal, Morpeth. (C1554)
ELLIS, Col. Herbert Charles, C.B.E, R.A.F, 6. 24 Feb.
1874 s. of the late Col. C. H. Fairface EUis, R.A. ; to. Monica
Helen, d. of the late Lieut.-Col. H. G. Fincham, A.O.D. Educ :
Stonyhurst College, and R.M.C, Sandhurst. Joined Royal
Berkshire Regt, 10 Oct. 1894 ; Transferred Army Pay
Department, 18 Jan. 1901 ; Transferred Royal Air Force,
1 April, 1918. War Work : Served in France and Belgium
with 5th Cav. Brigade, and 2nd Cav. Division, 12 Aug. 1914
to 15 Feb. 1915 and at Base till 16 Aug. 1915. Address : Glass-
lyn, Brentwood, Essex. CTwfis .' Army and Navy ; Royal
Air Force. (C858)
ELLIS, Inez Blanche, Lady, O.B.E, d. of WiUiam
Frederick FavieU, of Down Place, Guildford ; to. Sir Charles
Edward, G.B.E, K.C.B, B.A, J.P. (see Burke's Peerage),
s. of late John Devonshire Ellis, J.P, of Worksop. Addresses :
Rampton Manor, Retford, Notts. ; 26, Hans Place, S.W.
(010367)
ELLIS, Major (retired) James Logan, O.B.E, Late 4th
Batt. P.W.O. West Yorkshire Regt, fi. 23 March, 1872 ;
s. of the late James Walter Ellis, of CranstonhiU, Stirling,
N.B. ; to. Marianne Gertrude, d. of late Drummond Bond
Wingrove, of Langley House, Totton, Hants, and widow
of the late Major H. G. Crofton of Inchinappa, Ashford, Co.
Wicklow (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Privately. War
Work: Recruiting Staff Officer, 65, Area Pontefract and
Assistant Director of Recruiting Ministry of National Service
n charge of south-west Yorkshire area. Addresses : Inchinappa,
Ashford, Co. Wicklow; Alum Court, Alumhurst Road,
Bournemouth. Clubs : KUdare Street, Dublin ; Royal St.
George Yacht Club ; New Club, Cheltenham. (03115)
ELLIS, James Valentine, O.B.E, 6. 19 Oct. 1874 ;
s. of Joseph EUis, of Skiddaw Lodge, Keswick ; to. Victorine,
d. of Adolph Vogne, of Guememe-sur-Scorff, Brittany, France.
Educ : Liverpool Institute. Commercial and General Manager

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

of the Workington Branch of the United Steel Co, Ltd.
War Work : Organising supply of SheU Steel, etc Address :
Calva House, Workington. Club : Constitutional. (01319)
ELLIS, John Henry, O.B.E, 6. 6 March, 1855 ; s. of
the late Charles EUis, of RodmeU Place, Sussex ; to. EmUy
Cowley, d. of the late Joseph Smith, of Cirencester. Educ. :
Privately; Honorary Consulting Town Clerk and Clerk of the
Peace, Plymouth ; Chairman of the Plymouth and Stonehouse
Gas Light and Coke, Co. War Work : Clerk to Local Tribunal
of Plymouth ; Honorary and voluntary services to MUitary
and other Departments of Government. Address : Heathfield,
Canford Cliffs, Bournemouth. Clubs : Royal Western Yacht
Club of England, Plymouth ; Junior Constitutional. (0321)
ELLIS, Kate Hannah, Mrs., O.B.E.
ELLIS, Minnie, M.B.E.
ELLIS, Lieut. Norman NuttaU, M.B.E, A.P.C
ELLIS, Qr.-Mr. and Major PhUip, O.B.E, R.E.
ELLIS, Lieut. Reuben, M.B.E, fi. 13 Sept. 1880 ; s. of
John Dennis EUis, of Holt, Norfolk. Educ. : Gresham Gram
mar School, Holt, Norfolk. War Services : 1914, 1st Eastern
Rifles, South African Rebellion ; 1916, 4th South African Horse,
B.E.A. and G.E.A. ; 1917, 19 King's African Rifles, Mounted
Infantry, G.E.A. and P.E.A. ; now serving with K. A. R.M. I. in
Turkan'aland. Address : King's African Rifles, Mounted In
fantrv, Nairobi, B.E.A. (M4244)
ELLIS, Major Richard Stanley, O.B.E, M.C, R.F.A,
6. 31 July, 1884 ; s. of R. Henry EUis, of Eastbourne ; m.
Margaret Sneyd, d. of Lieut.-Col. J. R. Colvin. Educ. : Wel
lington CoU. Address : c/o Messrs Barclays Bank, Ltd,
54, Lombard Street, E.C. Club : Junior United Service.
(07118)
ELLIS, Lieut. Samuel Howard, M.B.E, R.A.F.
ELLIS, Shipwright Lieut.-Comm. Thomas, O.B.E, R.N.
ELLIS, Thomas Peter, O.B.E, I.C.S.
ELLIS, Lieut.-Col. Sir WilUam (Henry), G.B.E., D. Eng,
J.P, R.E. (T.) ; s. of John Devonshire Ellis, of Thumscoe
HaU, Rotherham ; m. Lucy Runington, d. of Francis Tetley,
of Leeds. Educ. : Uppingham and Leeds University. Master
Cutler of Sheffield, 1914-17 ; Doctor of Engineering Sheffield
University ; Justice of the Peace for Sheffield ; Member of
the University Council, Infirmary Board, Savings Bank
Town Trustees, Church Burgesses of all Sheffield ; Managing
Director of John Brown & Co, Ltd; Sheffield and Clydebank
and other pubUc Companies ; Member of the Overseas Com
mittee Board of Trade ; Member of the CouncU of Civil
Engineers ; Vice President of the Don & Steel Institute ;
Member of the Executive Board of the National Physical
Laboratory ; Member of the Cambridge University Appoint
ments Board. War Work : Chairman of the Sub-committee
of the War Trade Committee ; Deputy Chairman of the
Disposals Board. Address : Weetwood, Eccesall, Sheffield.
Clubs : Carlton and Alpine. (G24)
ELLIS, Lieut.-Col. Charles Henry Brabazon, HEATON-
C.B.E, J.P, D.L, Bedfordshire Regt. (retired), 6. 11 May,
1864 ; s. of Edward Heaton-EUis of Wyddiall HaU, Bunting
ford, Herts. ; m. Marion, d. of Herbert McCartny of Summer-
hUl, Tamworth, N.S. Wales. Educ : Harrow and Trinity
CoUege, Cambridge. Justice of the Peace and Deputy Lieut.
for County of Herts. War Work : Att. to Admiralty during
war for special service on west coast of Scotland and Islands.
Address : WyddiaU HaU, Buntingford, Herts. Club : United
Service. (C1610)
ELLIS, Rear-Adm. Sir Edward Henry Fitzhardinge
HEATON-, K.B.E, C.B, M.V.O.
ELLIS, Gertrude, Lady HEATON-, O.B.E, 6. 26 Aug.
1871 ; d. ot Arthur Holme Sumner ; to. Rear-Admiral Sir
Edward Heaton-EUis, K.B.E.. C.B, M.V.O. War Work :
Sec. to Paris Local Pensions Committee. Address : 59,
Boulevard RaspaU, Paris (VI). (010366)
ELLISON, Anne, Mrs., M.B.E.
ELLISON, Capt. Craufurd Tait, O.B.E, K.R.R C 6
12 Oct. 1888 ; s. of the Rev. John Henry Joshua Ellison,
M.V.O, of 92, Palace Gardens Terrace, Kensington ; to.
Marjorie, d. of Lieut.-Col. Richard Darner Wynyard, of Corn
waU Lodge, Dorchester. Educ. : Rottingdean School ; Eton ;
and the R.M.C, Sandhurst. War Work : France, Aug. to
Sept. 1914 ; severely wounded, 14 Sept. 1914 ; Staff employ
at home subsequently. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co.
16, Charing Cross. Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; M.CC ''
(090556)
ELLISON, Frank, M.B.E.
ELLISON, Mabel, Mrs, M.B.E.
ELLISON, Major WiUiam Reynolds, M.B.E.
ELLISON, Capt. WilUam Richard, M.B.E, R.A.
ELLISSEN, Lieut.-Col. Herbert, C.B.E, R.A.S C
ELLSON, George, O.B.E, 6. 2 June, 1875 ; s. of Charles
Ellson, of Ripley, Derbyshire ; m. Frances Mabel, d. of
Septimus Ryott, of Newbury, Belles. Educ. : Ripley CoU
Derbyshire. Resident Engineer, South Eastern and Chatham
Railway. War Work: Railway service, South Eastern and
Chatham RaUway. Address : Cortina, Plough Lane Purlev
Surrey. (O10368)
ELLWOOD, Arthur Addison, O.B.E. '
ELMES, Cecil Henry, C.B.E, M.B.
ELMORE, 2nd Lieut. Percy, M.B.E, R.A S C
ELMSALL, WiUiam de Cardonnel, M.B.E.
ELMSLIE, Christiana Deanes, C.B.E, R.R.C, Matron
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ELMSLIE, Engr. Lieut.-Comm. Edmund Cooch Stewart
M.B.E, R.N.R, 6. Nov. 1862 ; s. of John Stewart ElmsUe of
London ; to. Mary Amy, d. of Evan Butler.of Cheltenham. Edue •
Haberdashers' (Aske's) School, London; Real Gymnasium"
Chalmers' Technical Coll. ; Goteborg, Sweden. Joined Eastern
Tel. Co. as 3rd Engr, CS. " Amber," Jan. 1889 ; promoted
Chief Engr, Jan. 1897 ; retired as Semor Chief Engr, 30 March
1920 ; appointed Asst. Eng, R N.R, 1887 ; Engineer, 1890 ¦'
placed on retired list as Engr. Lieut.-Comm, 1917. War Work '¦
As Chief Engr. of Eastern Tel. Co.'s CS. " Electra," on various
Cable Repairs between England and Gibraltar from Aug. 1914
to Nov. 1915, and in various parts of the Mediterranean Sea'
and Adriatic Sea from Nov. 1915, to Oct. 1918. Address - 1
Eastbourne VUlas, CoUege Road, Cheltenham. Club : The
ExUes, Twickenham. (M8011)
ELMSLIE, Major Reginald Cheyne, O.B.E, R A M fi
IT 1 F "R C K ...M..V.
ELPHINSTONE, Sir (George) Keith (BuUer), K.B E
6. 1865 ; s. of Hon. Edward BuUer Elphinstone, of Inveresk
Lodge, Musselburgh, N.B. : m. Katharine Amy, d. of Col
A. J. Wake. R.A. (ret.). Educ. : Charterhouse. Managing
Director of Messrs. Elliott Brothers (London), Ltd, Engineers
War Work : Design and Manufacture of Fire Control Apparatus
for H.M. Navy. Address : The Old Mill Cottage, Wargrave
Berks. Club : Windham. (K37ni
ELSDON, Francis WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 6 Oct. 1869 ; s of
Charles Elsdon of London ; to. Annis Emma, d. of Francis
Latham, of Woolwich. Educ. : Scotch Schools ; Woolwich
Foreman ; Chief Inspector of Armaments Department, Royai
Arsenal, Woolwich. War Work : Responsible for the compUa-
tion, in the Chief Inspector of Armaments' Department, Royal
Arsenal, Woolwich, of historical Records of aU guns and
howitzers issued to His Majesty's Army, Navy, and Air Services
Address : 18, Old MiU Road, Plumstead Common, S E 18
(M1697)
ELSMERE, Maude AUce, O.B.E. '
ELSNER, Lieut.-Col. Otto WUliam Alexander, C.B E
D.S.O, R.A.M.C, 6. 4 June, 1871 ; s. of Frederick W. Eisner
of Stillorgan, Co. Dublin, Deland ; m. Agnes Josephine, d.
of John Lamb, of Grahamstown, Cape Colony, S.A. Educ:
Grammar School, Galway and R.C.S. (De.). War Work':
Embarked 1914, with 6th Cavalry Field Ambulance with
3rd Cav. Div. (Oct. 1914 to March, 1915) ; Joined 9th (Scottish)
Div, April, 1915 as O.C. 27th Field Ambulance tiU AprU, 1917 '
A.D.M.S. 9th (Scottish) Div, May, 1917 to Occupation of
Rhine Bridge heads, 1918-19 ; In all engagements of 3rd Cav.
Div. and 9th Scottish Div. ; Awarded D.S.O, 1917, Croix
de Guerre (Belg.) 1918, C.B.E, June, 1919 ; Mentioned in
Despatches five times. Address : c/o Holt & Co, 3, Whitehall
Place, London, S.W.1. (C1246)
ELSTOB, Paymaster Lieut.-Comm. Eric Bramley.
O.B.E, R.N. '
ELSWORTHY, Capt. Alexander Lockhart, M.B.E.
ELTHAM, R.Q.M.S. James Frederick, M.B.E, R.E. (M6781fi)
ELTON, Henry Brown, O.B.E, B.A, M.B, B.C. (Cant ),
M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P. (Lond), 6. 1882 ; s. of the late Charles
Tiemey Elton, of SouthweU, Taunton, Som. ; m. Mary
Constance, d. of J. Percy Maule, of Huntingdon. Educ:
Sherborne and Caius CoUege, Cambridge. War Work : Capt.
R.A.M.C, 1915-16, France and Salonica ; M.O. i/c Llandovery
and Dolygarreg AuxUiary Red Cross Hospitals 1917-18. Ad
dress: Glenview, Llandovery, S. Wales. (04357)
ELTON, Lieut.-Col. Herbert AveriU, O.B.E, R.E.
Address : 37, Kidbrook Park Road, Blackheath. (O7120)
ELTON, Mabel Therese, M.B.E.
ELOVEDER, Viscountess, C.B.E.
ELVEDEN, Gwendolen, Viscountess, C.B.E, d.of 4th Earl
of Onslow (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Rupert Edward CecU
Lee, C.B, C.M.G, Viscount Elveden. e. s. of Sir Edward CecU
Guinness, K.P, G.CV.O, F.R.S, LL.D, 1st Earl of Iveagh.
Addresses: Pyrford Court, near Woking; 11, St. James' Square,
S.W. 1. (C2588)
ELVY, Thomas Elvy, O.B.E.
ELWES, Mrs. Aline, O.B.E.
ELWES, Capt. Francis Guy Robert, O.B.E.
ELWES, Henry Geoffrey, M.B.E.
ELWES, Capt. WiUiam Burton, O.B.E, R.E.
ELWOOD, Elisha, O.B.E.
ELWORTHY, Ernest George, M.B.E.
ELWORTHY, Capt. Robert Richard, O.B.E, M.D,
R.A.M.C. ELWORTHY, Capt. WiUiam Rowe, O.B.E, A.C.A,
T.F. Reserve, General List, 6. 12 March, 1881 ; s. of Isaac
George Elworthy, of Gippeswyk, Cambridge; m Lizbeth
Farrant, d. of John Kettle Driver, of Astwood, Cambridge.
Chartered Accountant, holding numerous pubUc appointments ;
appointed by the Treasury as PubUc Auditor under the Friendly
Societies Acts and Industrial and Provident Societies Acts.
War Work : Acting Sec Cambs. and Isle of Ely Territorial
Force Association, 5 Aug. 1914, to Oct. 5, 1919 ; mentioned
in " London Gazette " by Sec. of State for War for valuable
services rendered in connection with the War. Address:
Homelands, Hills Road, Cambridge. (07121)
EMBELTON, Major David Moore, O.B.E, Aust. A.M.C.
EMBERTON, John, C.B.E, J.P.
EMBLING, Rev. Hugh John, O.B.E. R.N, M.A.
EMERSON, Lieut. George Michael, O.B.E.
EMERSON, Katherine, Mrs. George Henry, O.B.E.,

BIOGRAPHIES.

Esplen

fi. February, 1864 ; d. of Edward Meahger, Esq, of St. John's,
N.F. ; m. George Henry, s. of Lewis WUkins Emerson, of
St. John's, N.F. Educ. : Mount St. Vincent Academy,
Halifax, Nova Scotia. War Work : Treasurer, Women's
Patriotic Association of Newfoundland from Sept. 1914 to
the end of the War. Addresses : Rennies Mill Road, and
Virginia Water, St. John's, Newfoundland. (0975)
EMERSON, Lieut. Thomas WiUiam, M.B.E, T.F. Res.
EMERY, Lieut. Herbert Denham, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
EMERY, Horace Milton, M.B.E.
EMETT, Frederick WUliam, O.B.E, F.R.G.S, 6. 30 Aug.
1865 ; s. of WiUiam Henry Emett, of South Kensington ;
m. Charlotte Agnes, d. of Capt. W. Pearce, of London. Educ. :
Kensington Grammar School ; Director Intelligence Bureau
of Reuters. War Work : Ministry of Information. Address :
9, Cumberland Road, Kew. Club : Devonshire. (0134)
EMLER, Frederiok William, M.B.E, 6. 4 Feb. 1868 ;
j. of WiUiam Emler, of London ; m. Sarah Ansley, d. of Thomas
Hobbs, oi Westminster. Educ. : PubUc Elementary School.
Senior Staff Officer, Board of Trade. War Work : Control of
Accounts deaUng with War Risks Insurance of Ships, Cargoes,
Seamen's effects, and many other war accounts of a confidential
nature; Bionze Medal of Royal Humane Society. Address:
24, Gonville Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey. (M8014)
EMLEY, Capt. Maurice Woodman, O.B.E, R.E. (T.).
EMMET, Major Ernest Arnold, O.B.E.
EMMETT, George Ernest, M.B.E.
EMMETT, Lieut.-Col. Joseph James Cheere, O.B.E.
EMMOTT, Alfred, Lord, P.C, G.C.M.G, G.B.E. (see
Burke's Peerage), b. 8 May, 1858, s. of Thomas Emmott, of
Brookfield, Oldham and Anchorsholme, Poulton-le-Fylde ;
m. Mary Gertrude, d. of John WiUiam Lees, of Waterhead,
Lancs. Educ : Grove House School and London University.
B.A. (Lond.), J.P. Lancashire and Oldham ; Mayor of Old
ham, 1891-92 : M.P. for Oldham, 1899-1911 ; Deputy Speaker
of the House of Commons and Chairman of Ways and Means,
1906-11 ; ParUamentary Under Sec. for the Colonies, 1911-14;
War Work : First Com. of Works, Aug. 1914 to May 1915 ;
Director War Trade Department, Jan. 1915 to March, 1919.
Address : 30, Ennismore Gardens, S.W. Ctafis : Reform ;
Brooks's; Hurimgham. (G4)
EMPSON, Agnes Dyke, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 28 Feb. 1861 ;
d. of John Barton Arundel Acland, of Holnicote, Mt. Peel,
N.Z. ; m. Walter, s. of Rev. Arthur John Empson, of Eydon
Rectory, Northants. War Work : Work done in England
from 1915 to 1919 in connection with New Zealand War Con
tingent Association, and New Zealand Red Cross. Address :
Mt. Peel, Rangitata, New Zealand. (02182)
EMRA, Major Frederic Harcourt, O.B.E, M.E.I.C, 6. 13
June, 1881 ; s. of the Rev. WiUiam Henry Atkinson Emra,
M.A, of Chippenham, Wiltshire ; m. Margaret Gordon, d. of
Francis Henry Chrysler, K.C, of Ottawa. Educ. : Eaton
House School, Aldeburgh, and Bromsgrove. With Mr. C H.
Keefer. C.E, of Ottawa, and various engineering appointments,
chiefly' on raUway exploratory, location, construction and
maintenance work, on Grand Trunk Pacific and Canadian
Pacific RaUways of Canada, and South Eastern and Chatham
and Dover RaUway ; at present in private practice in firm of
F. H. Emra and Partners, CivU and Mechanical Engineers, of
Ottawa. War Work : 1915, Assistant District Engineer, South
Eastern and Chatham and Dover RaUway ; July, 1915, commis
sion in 1st Canadian Pioneers ; severely wounded, CourceUette,
Oct. 1916 ; returned to France Jan. 1917, as an engineering officer
with 2nd Canadian Railway Troops ; invaUded to England,
Sept. 1917, in consequence of mustard gas burns on old wound,
and seconded to Admiralty, Oct. 1917, as advisory civil
engineer in new department of AuxiUary ShipbuUding : 1918,
Resident Engineer, London and South Eastern District, and
in charge of engineering and technical administration at head
quarters for aU residencies ; 1919 till resignation in 1920,
acting as Director of Shipyard Extensions, and responsible for
all financial commitments of Public Funds, and general execu
tive as weU as technical work, in connection with extensions to
private shipyards, docks, engine and boiler works, and all
kindred industries, occasioned by the war ; 1919-20, Director
of Shipyard Extensions. Addresses : Hope Chambers, Ottawa ;
25, McLeod Street, Ottawa ; c/o London Joint City and
Midland Bank, Gloucester Road, London, S.W. Clubs : En
gineering Institute of Canada, Montreal ; Engineers', Toronto ;
Rock and Fell Climbing, Kendal ; Minto Skating, Ottawa.
(010379)
ENGELBACH, Lieut.-Comm. Charles Richard Fox,
O.B.E, R.N.V.R, fi. 20 May, 1876; s. of Lewis WilUam
Engelbach, C.B, of Richmond, Surrey ; m. Florence Ada, a.
of Albert Neumegen, of London. Educ: Sandringham House
School, Southport. War Work : Asst. Examination Officer
Hull, Aug. 1914 to Aug. 1915 ; Manager Gun Mounting Dept,
Coventry Ordnance Works, Aug. 1915 to March, 1919. Ad
dress: 13, Edwardes Square, Kensington, W. 8. Clubs:
Royal AutomobUe ; United Sports ; Drapers' HaU, Coventry. (010371)
ENGLAND, Alfred Colborne, O.B.E.
ENGLAND, Harry, M.B.E.
ENGLAND, Major PhiUp Remington, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
ENGLAND, Major Richard Travell, O.B.E.
ENGLAND, Walter W., O.B.E.
ENGLEFIELD, Lieut. WiUiam, M.B.E.
ENGLEHEART, Lieut.-Col. Evelyn Linzee, C.B.E.
ENGLEHEART, MatUda Mary (Maye), Mrs., M.B.E.;

d. of Augustus Walter Arnold, Deputy-Lieut, County of
Middlesex, J.P, of Sussex Place, Hyde Park, and Gifford's
HaU, Stoke-by-Nayland ; to. Henry L. D, e. s. of Sir Gardner
Engleheart, K.C.B, of 28, Curzon Street, Mayfair. Educ. :
Privately. War Work: President, Sec, and Treas. Boxford
and Hadleigh Division, Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Associa
tion, and Naval and Military War Pensions. Address : The
Priory, Stoke-by-Nayland, Suffolk. (M8616)
ENGLISH, Col. Charles Ernest, O.B.E.
ENGLISH, Major William, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
ENNESS, Mrs. Minnie, O.B.E.
ENNIS, Rev. Alexander Dallas Lecky, O.B.E, 6. 9 July,
1870 ; s. of the late John Ennis, of Enniscorthy ; m. Florence
Mary, d. of the late Rev. C Ellington McKay, M.A, of Dublin.
Educ : Trinity Coll, Dublin (Master of Arts), Chaplain to
H.M. Forces, 2nd Class. War Work : Chaplain to the Brigade
of Guards at the Guards' Chapel, Wellington Barracks, S.W,
1914-15 ; Senior Chaplain, Shorncliffe Camp, 1915-16 ; Senior
Chaplain, Cannock Chase Reserve Centre, 1916-19. Address :
2, Secretary's Lane, Gibraltar. Club : Junior United Service.
(07126)
ENNIS, Lawrence, O.B.E. ; s. of Arthur Ennis, of West
Calder, Scotland ; to. Margaret, d. of Peter PhiUips, of U.S.A.
Educ. : Scotland and America. General Manager, Dorman,
Long & Company Ltd, Steel and Iron Manufacturers, Middles
brough. Address : Genessee Lodge, Linthorpe, Middlesbrough.
Clubs : Cleveland, Middlesbrough ; American, London. (01322)
ENRIGHT, Paymaster Lieut.-Comm. William George
Ewart, O.B.E.. R.N.
ENSOR, Major Frederick Charles Curme, O.B.E, R.A.O.C
ENTHOVEN, Augusta Gabrielle Eden, Mrs, M.B.E,
5. 1869 ; d. of Rt. Hon. W. G. Romaine, C.B, The Priory,
Old Windsor, Berks ; to. the late Major 0. H. Enthoven, R.E.
Writer. War Work : On War Refugees Committee, 20 Aug.
1914, to 24 Dec. 1916 ; Central Prisoners of War, Manager of
the whole of the Records Department till close of office, from
27 Dec. 1916. Address : 97, Cadogan Gardens, S.W. 3.
(M8017)
ENTWISTLE, Joseph, M.B.E, fi. 28 Aug. 1876 ; s. of
Frederick Entwistle, of Middleton, Lancs. ; to. Nora, d. of
George Buckley, of Knottend, PreesaU, Lancs. Edue. : Queen
Elizabeth's Grammar School, Middleton. Town Clerk, More-
cambe. War Work : Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and Sailors' Familes
Association, Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society (Bacup
Branches) ; Clerk to Local Tribunal, Bacup ; Hon. Sec. Local War
Pensions Committee, Bacup. Address : 125, York Terrace,
Lancaster Road, Morecambe. (O8018)
ERBY, Lieut. Henry WiUiam, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
ERLEBACH, Capt. Cyril Woodland, O.B.E.
ERRINGTON, Capt. John Perrin, O.B.E, T.F. Reserve,
6. 7 Sept. 1881 ; s. of John Errington, of Kirkandrews-on
Eden, CarUsle. Educ : CarUsle Grammar School ; Old CoU,
Windermere. Deputy Registrar, Carlisle County Court ;
Deputy District Registrar, High Court of Justice, Carlisle.
War Work : Service in India. Address : Kirkandrews-on-
Bden, CarUsle (08464)
ERSKINE, Col. Henry Adeane, C.B, C.M.G, C.B.E,
D.L, 6. 1 March, 1857; .9. of late Rev. Thomas Erskine, Rector
of Alderley, Cheshire (see Burke's Peerage, Erskine, B.) ;
m. Florence Eliza Palmer, d. of Ven. Frank Robert Chapman
Archdeacon of Sudbury and Canon of Ely. Hon. Col. of
Northumberland T. and S. Column, A.S.C, late comdg. (V.D.)
Col. and Deputy Director of Supplies, 1917 ; has Order of
Leopold of Belgium. Address : Milton Lodge, GUIingham,
Dorset. (C1247)
ERSKINE, James Francis, C.B, C.M.G, M.V.O, O.B.E,
J.P, D.L, 6. 14 June, 1862 ; s. of Sir Henry David Erskine,
K.C.V.O, of Cardross, Port of Monteith, Perthshire (see Burke's
Peerage. Buchan, E.) ; m. Margaret Beatrix, d. of late Henry
Lambton, of Redfield, Winslow. Brig.-Gen. (ret.) late Scots
Guards ; served in Soudan, S. Africa, and in Great War.
Address : Ledeamerock, Dunblane, Perthshire. Club : Guards'.
ERSKINE, Walter Hugh, M.B.E, 6. 27 April, 1870;
s. of Sir David Erskine, K.C.V.O, of Cardross, Port of Mon
teith, Perthshire. Educ. : Charterhouse. Asst. Sergeant-at-
Arms, House of Commons. War Work : Asst. -Commander,
MetropoUtan Special Constabulary, 1914-19. Address :
House of Commons, S.W. 1. Club : WeUington. (M8019)
ERWIN, Lieut. Harry, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
ESHELBY, Frederick George, M.B.E.
ESPELEY, Lieut. Arthur James, O.B.E.
ESPLEN, James Johnstone, O.B.E, 6. 2 Nov. 1875 ;
s. of WiUiam Esplen, of Liverpool ; to. Winifred, d. of John
WaUace Taylor, J.P, of Sunderland Educ. : Privately and
Liverpool University. Consultant Naval Architect. War
Work : ShipbuUding programme, U.S.A. and Canada (as
Chief Technical Advisor to Sir Joseph Maclay, P.C.) ; Later
appointed Technical Director, British Ministry of Shipping,
U.S.A., in charge of repairs and fitting out of British Ships
for carriage of American Troops. Clubs: R.A.C; Engineers'
(New York). (O3704)
ESPLEN, Sir John, K.B.E, A.Inst.N.A, fi. 13 May, 1863;
s. of the late William Esplen, of BlundeUsands; to. 26 Jan,
1898, Laura Louise, d. of the late John Dickenson, of Sunder
land. Senior partner in the firm of Messrs. Esplen Sons, and
Swainston, Ltd, Naval Archicets ; Director of Overseas Ship
Purchase, Ministry of Shipping. Addresses : Heron Bridge,
Eaton Road, Chester; Esplanade, Waterloo, Liverpool. Club:
Junior Conservative, Liverpool. (K141)

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ESPLIN, Annie, M.B.E.
ESSLEMONT, Dora Longhair, Mrs,, O.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
ESSLEMONT, George Gale, M.B.E.
ESTILL, Harriet, M.B.E. _,__._„, ,„„ „,
ESTILL, John Henry, O.B.E, fi. 10 Aug. 1870 ; s. of
WilUam Estill, of Scalby, Scarboro', Yorks. ; m. AUce Mary,
d of WilUam Henwood, of HuU. Educ. : Hackness ; Pri
vately ¦ HuU Technical School. Commercial Manager, Port
of London Authority. War Work : Organising Sec, Lord
Mayor of London's Appeal, 1918, British Red Cross and
Order of St. John ; raised £816,000. Address : 109 Leaden-
hall Street, London, E.C Club : Gresham .-PA0373'
ETCHES, Major Charles Edward, O.B.E, 6. 1872 ; s.
of late Edward Etches, of Derby. Educ. : Uppingham and
Sandhurst. Res. of Officers ; Assistant Sec. National Rifle
Association. War Work : General Staff, Eastern Command ;
Comm Eastern Command School of Musketry ; Chief Inst,
The School of Musketry. Address : Bisley Camp, Brookwood,
Surrey. Club : Naval and Military. (03119)
ETESON, Col. Harold Carleton WetheraU, C.B.E, R.A,
6 24 Aug 1863 ; s. of Major General F. Bteson, of Dover ;
to Marian Elisabeth, d. of Jonas ap Jones, of Canada. Educ. :
Privately. Entered Royal Military Academy, 1880 ; Corn-
missioned Lieut. Royal Artillery 1882 ; Retired Lieut. Col.
and granted rank of Col, 1919 ; 2nd Class Assist. Insp. War
like Stores, 1893 ; Inspector of Warlike Stores (Gibraltar), 1893 ;
Officer in charge Danger Buildings, R. Laboratory, Woolwich,
1897 ; Assist. Supt. R. Lab, Woolwich, 1899. War Work :
O.C, North Section Royal Artillery, Gibraltar, 1914 ; O.C.
Thames Section, Thames and Medway Garrison, 1915-19.
Address : C/o Cox & Co, 16 Charing Cross, London, S.W.1. (C1556)
ETHELSTON, Ruth Frances, Mrs., M.B.E.
ETHEREDGE, Charles Douglas, M.B.E. War Work :
Rendered valuable services to the Small Craft Dept, Ministry
of Shipping. (M10316)
ETHERIDGE, Arthur Thomas, M.B.E.
ETHERIDGE, Lieut.-Col. Cecil de Courcy, C.B.E, D.S.O.
6. 1859; s. of the late Maj.-Gen. Alfred Thomas Etheridge,
C S I of 47 Selborne Road, Hove, Sussex. Educ. : Privately
and' R.M.C Entered 6th Regt. 1878 ; Capt. Roy. Warwick
shire Regt. 1886 ; Major 1896 ; retired 1898 ; was Lieut.-Col,
Manchester Regt, 1914-15, and Lieut.-Col, Durham L.I,
1915-16 ; subsequently Lieut.-Col. E. Yorkshire Regt. ; is
Lieut.-Col. Reserve of Officers, and Sec City of Edinburgh
Territorial Force Assoc. ; served in Afghan War, 1878-80
(medal), with Nile Expedition, 1898 ; present at battle of
Khartoum (medal, Egyptian medal with clasp, 4th class, Order
of Osmanieh) ; and in S. Africa, 1900-1902 (mentioned in
despatches, Queen's medal with three clasps, King's medal
with two clasps). (CI 540)
ETHERIDGE, Herbert, M.B.E, 6. 10 June, 1884 ; s. of
Richard Etheridge, of HanweU ; to. Alice Emma, d. of Henry
William Hall, of Barnet. Educ. : St. John's School, Penge.
Acting Deputy Accounts Officer, Accountant-General's Depart
ment, Admiralty. War Work : Served at Admiralty during
the war. Address : 76, MUton Road, HanweU, W. 7. (M8021)
ETHERTON, George Hammond, O.B.E.
EUNSON, Miliceni, Mrs, M.B E, 6. 4 June, 1873 ; d. of
Rev. Canon Sanders, of Rothley Vicarage, Leicester ; to.
George, s. of John Eunson, of Northampton. Educ. : Clergy
Daughters' School, Bristol. War Work : Voluntary worker.
War Pensions Committee (Borough), Northampton. Address :
Abington Hill, Northampton. (M8022)
EUSTACE, Lieut. Albert Victor, M.B.E, 6. 10 Aug. 1883 ;
8. of Robert Eustace, of Blandford, Dorset ; m. Florence Daisy,
d. of the late Frederick John Head, of Bournemouth. Educ. :
MiUdown School, Blandford, Dorset. Commercial traveUer.
War Work : Rejected on medical grounds, but ultimately
accepted in the 13th Lab. Batt. Royal Berkshire Regt, Aug.
1916 ; proceeded overseas, Sept. 1916 ; commissioned, April,
1917, to 169 Lab. Co. (4th Devon Lab. Co.) which he com
manded Dec. 1918 to Feb. 1919 ; relinquished his commission
owing to ill health contracted on active service, June, 1920.
Addresses : c/o Mrs. Steniake, 29, BlackaU Road, Exeter ;
Strathyre, EdgehiU Road, Bournemouth. (M4474)
EUSTACE, Major-Gen. Alexander Henry, C.B, C.B.E,
D.S.O, fi. 1863 ; s. of Col. J. T. Eustace, formerly 60th Rifles ;
to. 1904, Evelyn Mary, d. of the late Samuel Stonestreet, of
Cape Town. Entered B. Surrey Regt, 1885 ; became Capt,
Indian Army, 1896 ; Major, 1903 ; Lieut.-Col. 1907 ; Col.
1911, and Maj.-Gen. 1917 ; served with Hazara Expedition,
1888 (medal with clasp) ; and 1891 , as Intelligence Field Officer ;
and in SomaUland, 1903-4 (mentioned in despatches) ; comdg.
Kohat Brigade, N. Army, India. Club : East India United
Service. (C2033)
EUSTACE, Marjory Edith, Mrs. ROBERTSON-, C.B.E. ;
d. of Major Thomas Leith, of Petmathen, Oyne, Aberdeenshire
(see Burke's Peerage. Carnwath) ; m. 1906, Major Charles
Legge Eustace Robertson-Eustace, D.S.O, who d. Organiser
and Administrator, First Rest Club for Nursing Sisters in France
during Great War. (C957)
EVANS, Abel Joseph, M.B.E, J.P,
EVANS, Agnes Louisa, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1867 ; d. of
Deputy Surg.-Gen. St .John Stanley, of The Court. Wrexham;
to. Arthur Ernest Evans, M.B.E, J P, D.L. (_.».),_. of Edward
Evans, J.P, D.L, of Bronwylfa, near Wrexham. Educ. :
Privately. Woman's Sub-Committee, Ministry of Labour;
President Mothers' Union ; Chairman Queen Victoria Nursing

Association; Chairman Girl Guides, L. A. Committee Waife
and Strays, Boy Scouts,Clnldren's Welfare 0.0. ; Member
Welsh Church Council. War Work : Commandant Roseneath
Red Cross Hospital, Wrexham. Address: Vrondeg HaU,
BronwyUa, near Wrexham. Club : V.A.D. (M3632)
EVANS, Cumm. AUred Englefleld, O.B.E, R.N.
EVANS. Annie Elethea, M.B.E. (M10382)
EVANS, Major Arthur, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
EVANS, Capt. Arthur Ernest, M.B.E, J.P., D.L. Co.
Denbigh, ex-High Sheriff (1914-15), R.A.S.C, M.T. (V.),
fi. 28 AprU, 1866 ; s. of the late Edward Evans, J.P, D.L,
of Bronwylfa, near Wrexham ; to. Agnes Louisa, M.B.E. (q.v.), d.
of Deputy Surgeon St. John Stanley, A.M.S, of The Court,
Wrexham. Educ. : Leamington and privately. Chairman,
Local Employment Committee ; President Miners' Disablement
Association ; Commissioner, Boy Scouts ; Chairman County
Licensing Committee ; Chairman Appointments Committee ;
represents North Wales, Royal Agricultural CouncU : Director,
International Horse Show, Olympia. War Work • Remount
Purchasing Officer, North Wales, and Depot Superintendent;
Chief MiUtary Representative, 23rd Area. Address : Vrondeg
HaU, Bronwylfa, near Wrexham, N. Wales. (M1700)
EVANS, Arthur Henry, O.B.E, M.S., F.R.CS, R.A.M.C,
6. 6 Jan. 1872 ; s. of the late Samuel Evans, of Neath,
Glamorgan ; to. Dorothy Evans, d. of Lawrance Briant, of
Forest Green. Surgeon, Imperial Yeomanry Field Hospital
S. Africa, 1900 ; mentioned in despatches ; Surgeon and
Lecturer on Surgery, Westminster Hospital, since 1902;
Surgeon, 4th London General Hospital, 1914-18 ; Freemasons
War Hospital, 1916-19 ; Alford House, Park Lane War
Hospital for Officers, 1914-18 ; London Temperance Hospital
since 1913; Royal Chest Hospital since 1910; Consulting
Surgeon, Bethlem Royal Hospital since 1910. Address: 28,
Devonshire Place, W. 1. (07128)
EVANS, Major Arthur KeUy, O.B.E, M.C, R.M.L.I.
EVANS, Major Audrey Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.F.
EVANS, Lieut. Bernard Scott, M.B.E, M.C.
EVANS, Capt. Cecil Hugh Silvester, O.B.E.
EVANS, Christopher Douglas, O.B.E.
EVANS, Claude Victor, M.B.E.
EVANS, Corris WiUiam, O.B.E, 6. 8 May, 1886 ; s. of
late WilUam Evans, C.B, of 14, Meadway, N.W. 4. Educ. :
Highgate School and St. John's CoUege, Oxford. SoUcitor ;
In Department of Treasury Solicitor. War Work : 2nd Lieut.,
Bedfordshire Regt. ; Lieut, March, 1917 ; Served 1914-18 ;
Wounded, June, 1916, subsequently seconded for service to
Ministry of Shipping, March, 1917 to AprU, 1919. Address :
28, South Eaton Place, S.W.1. Club : Devonshire. (0324)
EVANS, Major David Howard, O.B.E, 6. 25 Feb. 1880 ;
s. of the late Thomas Evans, Esq, Stoneyhurst, Kent; ra.
Violet Isabella, d. of the late Major J. C. Grant, 2nd (Queen's)
R.W. Surrey Regt, of Rathconrath House, MuUingar, Co.
Westmeath, Deland. Educ : Harrow. War Work : Served
South AfrieanWar with 20th Mounted Infantry, 1901 ; 1914-15
2nd Reserve Cavalry ; 1916, attached Cavalry Corps Head
quarters : 1917, A.P.M, 40th Division;. 1918-19, A.P.M,
Taranto Base, Italy. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Cavalry. (02979)
EVANS, Edith Mary, M.B.E.
EVANS, Rev. Edward, M.B.E.
EVANS, Edward Victor, O.B.E, F.I.C, F.C.S, fi. 12
Dec. 1882 ; s. of J. Edward Evans, of Sydney, Australia ;
m. Annie, d. of T. D. Leng. Educ. : King's CoU, London.
Chief Chemist and Products Manager, South Metropolitan
Gas Co, London. War Work : Connected with the manufac
ture of explosive bases and poison gas. Address : 206, Lewis
ham High Road, London. Club : Savage. (010376)
EVANS, Edwin, M.B.E.
EVANS, Ethel Frances, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 25 Aug. 1885 ;
d. of James Cotesworth HiU, of Gloucester; m. Edward Black-
waU, s. of Rev. Ed. Evans, of BlackwaU, Kirk Ireton, Derby
shire. War Work : Commandant of Gloucester Red Cross
Hospital, 1914-19. Address : Old House, Wotton, Gloucester.
Club: V.A.D. (010377)
EVANS, Evan, M.B.E, R.N.
EVANS, Evan Laming, C.B.E, M.A, M.D, B.C. (Cantab.),
F.R.CS, 6. 3 Sept. 1871 ; s. of late Worthington Evans, of
47, York Terrace, Regents Park ; m. Vivien, d. of Hugh
Lloyd Roberts, C.B, of Middle Temple. Educ. : Eastbourne
College, Trinity College, Cambridge ; St. Bartholomew's
Hospital, E.C. Surgeon to the Royal National Orthopaedic
Hospital ; Surgeon (for Orthopaedic cases), to the West End
Hospital for Nervous Diseases ; Surgeon, Royal Surgical Aid
Society ; Surgeon, Special Military Surgical Hospital, Shepherds
Bush ; Consulting Surgeon, National Industrial Home for
Crippled Boyj ; President of the subsection of Orthopaedic
Surgery, Royal Society of Medicine. War Work : Orthopaedic
Surgery under the War Office, and British Red Cross Society
at numerous Hospitals. Address : 50, Seymour Street, Port'
man Square, W.l. Clubs: United University ; Mid-Surrey;
Royal Cinque Ports ; Huntercombe Golf. (C2589)
EVANS, 2nd Lieut. Evan Reginald, M.B.E, R.F.A.
EVANS, Major Fisher Henry Freke, D.S.O., O.B.E,
J.P, D.L. Co. Donegal, 6. 21 April, 1868 ; s.of Capt. Richard
Fisher Evans ; to. Marie Louise Evans, d. of Major Arthur
Kyle Haslett, R.E. Educ : Rossall and Peterhouse, Cam
bridge (B.A. 1890). High Sheriff, Co. Donegal, 1911. War
Work : Served with Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, 1914-1! ;
Chairman, Eastern Division Road Transport Board, Road
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Evatt

Transport Department of the Ministry of Food. Addresses :
Carnagarve, Moville, Co. Donegal; 2, Brookside, Cambridge.
Club : Junior United Service. (O10378)
EVANS, Frank Hedley, M.B.E.
EVANS, Capt. Frederic, M.B.E, R.A.M.C (T.F.),
F.I.H, M.R.I.P.H, M.R.San.I, F.R.Hist.S, 6. 18 Aug. 1888 ;
s. of Thomas Christopher Evans, of Ty Cynwyd, Llangynwyd,
Glam. Educ : Maesteg Higher Grade School ; Carmarthen
CoU. ; St. Catharine's CoU, Cambridge. War Work : England,
8 Feb. 1915 to 4 Dec. 1915 ; B.E.F, France, 4 Dec. 1915,
to 23 April, 1918 : North Russia Forces, 16 June, 1918, to 23
Sept. 1919 ; British Army of Rhine, Nov. 1919 ; D.A.D.
Hygiene, Chatham Medical Dist, Dec. 1919, to Oct. 1920 ; has
Crosses of Order of St. Stanislaus and St. Anne of Russia
(with swords) : mentioned in despatches, " London Gazette,"
Jan. 1919. Address : Ty Cynwyd, Llangynwyd, Bridgend,
Glam. (M5005)
EVANS, Frederiok George, O.B.E.
EVANS, Capt. Frederick James, C.B.E, R.N, 6. 1867 ;
s. of Capt. Frederick John Evans. Served in Great War as
Div. Naval Transport Officer, Middlesbrough (mentioned in
despatches). (C2249)
EVANS, Sir Frederiok, K.C.M.G, K.C.V.O, C.B.E,
fi. 6 May, 1847 ; s. of William Frederick Evans, of Admiralty ;
m. EUeuwood Katharine Carr, d. of WUliam Wood Heath, of
Antigua, British West Indies. Educ: Privately. Colonial
CivU Service ; Colonial Secretary of Southern Nigeria, Gold
Coast, Leeward Islands, Jamaica and Gibraltar. War Work :
Organisation and Control of Food and SuppUes and general
service at Gibraltar as Colonial Secretary. Address : By-
wood, Branksome Park, Bournemouth. (C392)
EVANS, FUght-Lieut. Geoffrey Fanington, O.B.E,
R.A.F. EVANS, Col. George Henry, CLE, C.B.E, V.D, fi.
28 Nov. 1863. Address : Kalaw. South Shan States, Burma. (C2034)
EVANS, Capt. George Windham Wright, M.B.E.
EVANS, Lieut.-Col. GranvUle Pennefather, C.B.E.
EVANS, Gladys Richardson, M.B.E, 6. 19 July, 1881 ;
d. of Richardson Evans. Educ : St. Hilda's Hall, Oxford.
Borough CounciUor (Wimbledon). War Work : Hon. Sec.
Wimbledon and Merton Belgian Refugees Committee (Medal
of Queen EUzabeth of Belgium) ; Hon. Sec. Women Patrols
Sub-Committee of the Women's Local Government Association
for Wimbledon. Address : The Keir, Wimbledon Common,
London, S.W. 19. Club : Univ. for Ladies, 4, George Street,
London, W. (M8027)
EVANS, Capt. Griffith Charles, O.B.E.
EVANS, Harold Butler Wyn, M.B.E (M10247e)
EVANS, Lieut. Harold Ernest, O.B.E, R.N.
EVANS, Harry Loft, M.B.E, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P.
(Lond.), fi. 1876 ; s. of T. M. Evans, Surgeon, of Hull ; to. Esme
Lucy, d. of J. Stuhlman, of The Grange, Hessle. Educ : Epsom
CoU, and St. Thomas's Hospital. Late visiting surgeon,
HuU and Sculcoates Dispensary ; Hon. Anaesthetist (late senior
casualty surgeon) HuU Royal Infirmary, and John Symons
Home for Incurables ; late Sec. to East Yorkshire Division,
and East Yorkshire and N. Lines. Branch of British Medical
Association. War Work: Hon. Anaesthetist to St. John's
V.A.D. Hospital ; Sec. of Hull Medical War Committee.
Address : 101, Princes Avenue, Hull. (M8028)
EVANS, Major Henry John Archibald, M.B.E, R.F.A.
EVANS, Capt. Henry Morton Glyn, O.B.E, J.P, 6.
20 Aug. 1874 ; s. of David Evans, of Llangennech Park, Car
marthenshire ; m. HUda Dalrymple, d. of W. H. Delano, C.E.,
of 13, Barkston Gardens, South Kensington ; Educ. :
Llandovery. High Sheriff, Carmarthenshire, 1914-15. War
Work : Recruiting 41st Area ; Ministry National Service,
Welsh Region. Addresses : Plasissa and Llangennech Park.
Ciufis : Constitutional ; Royal AutomobUe. (01323)
EVANS, Major Herbert, C.B.E, J.P, 6. Feb. 1868;
s. of John Evans, of Burton-on-Trent ; m. Jennie, d. of Robert
MitcheU, of Peterhead. Educ : Regent Street Polytechnic,
London. Director-General of Local Administration, Ministry
of Pensions. War Work : Combatant Officer, Middlesex
Regt, Aug. 1914 to Feb. 1917 ; Principal Private Sec. and
Chief Inspector to Minister of Pensions. Address : St. Albans
Avenue, Bedford Park, W. Clubs : Carlyle ; Primrose ;
Eccentric. (C2593)
EVANS, Herbert, M.B.E.
EVANS, Herbert Walter Lloyd, O.B.E, fi. 22 Aug. 1877 ;
8. of John Lloyd Evans, of Dartford, Kent ; to. Susan Georgina
d .of Thomas Thatcher, of West Peckham, Kent. Educ:
City of London School. Assistant Superintendent, Royal
Mint. War Work : Special work in connection with munitions.
Address: 11, Dunvegan Gardens, Eltham, S.E. 9. (01324)
EVANS, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E.
EVANS, Capt. John Edward, M.B.E.
EVANS, John Owain, C.B.E.
EVANS, Paymaster-Lieut. Joseph Owen, M.B.E, R.N.R.
EVANS, John Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 15 May, 1861 ; s. of
John Evans, of Haverfordwest ; to. Frances BeU, d. of Richard
Dawkins, of Pembroke Dock. Educ. : National School,
Pembroke Dock, and H.M. Dockyard School, Pembroke Dock.
Acting Foreman of H.M. Dockyard ; Treas. of Pembrokeshire
Permanent Bunding Soc. War Work : Fitting out and repair
ing warships and Special Service vessels for destruction of
submarines ; rendering assistance to vessels damaged by

submarine attacks, and salvage work of same when necessary.
Address : 101, Gwyther Street, Pembroke Dock. (M8030)
EVANS, Maude EUefred, M.B.E.
EVANS, Riohard, O.B.E.
EVANS, Lieut. Richard EndeU, M.B.E, R.E. (T.).
EVANS, Lieut. Richard Samuel, O.B.E, R.N.R.
EVANS, Capt. Samuel Earnest, M.B.E.
EVANS, Sidney, M.B.E.
EVANS, Thomas, C.B.E, J.P.
EVANS, Thomas Henry Royston, O.B.E, J.P.
EVANS .Victor Hallen, M.B.E. (M10383)
EVANS, Walter David, M.B.E, 6. 19 Dec. 1863 ; s. of
David Evans, of London ; to. Rosa Mary, d. of W. JolUffe, of
Southampton. Previously Examiner of Naval Ordnance
Work ; Foreman of Factory at R.N.O. Depot, Invergordon,
and R.N.O. Depot, Portsmouth. War Work : Duties in con
nection with guns on board ships of H.M. Fleet and Auxiliaries,
etc, also on board new ships under construction. (M8031)
EVANS, William James, C.B.E.
EVANS, WUliam James, M.B.E.
EVANS, Capt. William John, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
EVANS, Major William Martin, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
EVANS, Major William Owen, M.B.E, J.P. for County
of Glamorgan, R.A.M.C. (T.F.) (ret.), 6. 8 July, 1869 ; s. of
Rev. John Evans, of Trebanos House, Pontardawe, Glamorgan ;
to. Gwladys Mary, d. of Dr. Griffith Griffiths, J.P, of Pontar
dawe. Educ : Trebanos Grammar School ; Llandovery Coll. ;
Glasgow Univ. ; Univ. CoU, London. Dist. Med. Officer, No. 1
Dist., Pontardawe Union ; Med. Officer Pontardawe Guardians
Institution and Infirmary ; Med. Officer to G.P.O. and Board
of Education. War Work : Member and Deputy President
Swansea Med. Board ; Major, 2nd in command, Welsh Border
Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance ; late in command 2nd line
Welsh Border Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance ; invalided
Mar. 1915 ; Med. Officer in charge Glanrhyd and Pontardawe
AuxiUiary Hospital, St. John Ambulance ; Hon. Serving
Brother St. John of Jerusalem in England. (M8033)
EVANS, Major and Qr.-Mr. WUUam Richard, O.B.E,
EVANS, Capt. WilUam Sandford, O.B.E.
EVANS, Major William Stanley, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
EVANS, Lieut.-Col. Charles Harford BOWLE-, C.M.G,
C.B.E, I.M.S, fi. 19 Oct. 1867 ; s. of the late John Bowie-
Evans, of Byletts, Pembridge, Herefordshire, J.P, D.L. ;
m. EUen, d. of Major Gen. W. T. Stevenson, C.B. Educ. :
Cheltenham Coll. ; Emman. College, Cambridge ; St. Bartholo
mew's Hospital, London. War Work : In Command Lucknow
Casualty Clearing Station ; France, 1914-16 ; Despatches,
3 June, 1915, C.M.G. ; India, Commanding Dhra Dun War
Hospital, 1916-18, Despatches; Persia, A.D.M.S, Bushire Force,
T. Col, 1918-19, Despatches.
EVANS, William Augustus BULKELEY-, O.B.E,
M.A, 5. 20 March, 1869 ; s. of Col. W. B. Evans ; to. Adelaide
Kathleen, d. of Charles Dufresne.of Montreal. Educ. : WeUing
ton and Oxford. Barrister-at-law ; Sec. and Standing Counsel
to Headmasters' Conference ; Co-Editor of " PubUc Schools
Year Book"; representative in Great Britain for McGUl
Univ , Montreal ; member of CouncU of Royal Colonial In
stitute. War Work : Hon. Sec. and Treas. of Public Schools
Hospitals at Rouen and Netley (coUected £36,000) ; member
of Central Collections Committee of British Red Cross Society
(received O.B.E. for services) ; Chairman of Central Council
of Overseas Club for 3 years ; Director of Exports and Imports
Branch of Food Ministry from Jan. 1917 to Armistice (foreign
decorations) ; Inspector of Legal Section of Special Constabu
lary (H.Q. CD.) from Aug. 1914 to disbandment in 1919 (long
service medal). Addresses : 12, King's Bench Walk, Temple,
E.C ; Cleveland, Maidenhead. Clubs : SavUe ; St. James'.
(010379)
EVANS, Capt. George LEE-, O.B.E.
EVANS, Annie, Mrs. LLOYD-, O.B.E, 6, 25 April, 1844;
d. of the late Thomas Pierce, of Berriew, Montgomeryshire ;
m. John Lloyd, J.P. for Warvrickshire, ex-Mayor of Warwick,
s of the late John Evans, soUcitor, of London. Educ. : at
Berriew School Poor-law Guardian ; President of Warwick
Sisterhood; Member of County Maternity, Child WeUare,
Mental Deficiency, and National Insurance Committees ;
Governor of Warwick King's Schools. War Work : As
Mayoress of Warwick organised working parties to supply
troops with clothing and comforts on active service ; member
of War Pensions and Warwictehire Women's Land Army
Committees. Address : High Street, Warwick. (010374)
EVANS, Gweneth Kate MOY-, M.B.E.
EVATT, Capt. James Wrigley, M.B.E, 1st Lancashire
FusiUers, 6. 4 Feb. 1891 ; s. of Rev. R. B. Evatt, formerly of
Mt. Louise, Smithhorough, Co. Monaghan. Ireland ; to. Helen
Alice, d. of Rev. Charles Chaytor, of Worcester. Educ. :
The Old CoU, Windermere ; Rugby School ; Royal MU. CoU,
Sandhurst. War Work: Attached Trench Warfare Dept,
Ministry of Munitions, 1915 ; Adjutant, H.Q. Bomb School,
Clapham, 1915 and 1917 ; Attached Munitions Design Dept,
Ministry of Munitions, 1917 ; Adjutant and Experimental
Officer, Trench Warfare Dept, Ministry of Munitions, 1918;
France, Aug. 1914 ; wounded on the Aisne ; mentioned in
Sir J. D. P. French's despatches, May, 1915 ; gassed at Ypres,
May, 1915 ; mentioned in despatches by Sec. of State for War,
1919. Address : Unstead Cottage, Shalford, Surrey. Club :
Junior United Service. (M5251

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Eve

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

EVE, Col. Arthur Stewart, C.B.E, D.Sc, M.A, 6. 1862 ;
s. of the late J. R. Eve ; to. 1905, EUzabeth Agnes Brooks, of
Montreal. Educ. : Berkhamsted Sch, and Pembroke CoU,
Camb, and McGiU Univ. Assist. Master, Marlborough Coll,
1887-1903 ; Lecturer and Professor, McGiU Univ., 1903-15 ;
and Resident Director of Research, Admiralty Experimental
Station, Parkcstone Quay and Harwich, 1917-19 ; has been
Macdonald Professor of Phvsics, McGiU Univ. since 1912 ;
Col. Canadian Forces, and a F.R.S. Address : 490, Mountain
Avenue, Montreal. (C496)
EVE, Capt. George Thomas, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
EVE, Sir Herbert Trustram, K.B.E.
EVE, WiUiam Charles Pittuck, M.B.E, 6. 21 Aug. 1888.
Educ. : Privately. Surveyor, H.M Office of Works. IFar
Work : Section Director, Construction Branch, Gun Ammuni
tion Filling Dept, Ministry of Munitions. Address : 88,
Broom Road, Teddington. (M8034)
EVELYN, Gwendolen O.B.E, fi. 10 May, 1S86 ; d. of
Francis Lyndor Evelyn, of Kinsham Court, Presteign. Educ. :
Cheltenham Ladies CoUege. War Work : Commandant of
Corton Hospital, Presteign. Address : Corton, Presteign.
Clubs: V.A.D. (01326)
EVENS, Elizabeth Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. Oct. 1860 ;
d. of WilUam Dean Wathen, of Fishguard, Pern. ; to. Arthur
Tudor, s. of James Evens, of Little Sneyd, Stoke Bishop,
Bristol. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Commandant of
Foye House Red Cross Hospital, Leigh Woods, Bristol, during
the whole time it was open, May, 1915, to May, 1919. Address :
c/o Mrs. Davey, Holyrood, Falmouth, CornwaU. Club :
V.A.D. Ladies'. (M1705)
EVEREST, Edward Percy, M.B.E.
EVEREST, Major WiUiam Charles Robert, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C. EVERETT, BasU Preston, O.B.E.
EVERETT, Lieut. Charles Falconer Guy, M.B.E.
EVERETT, Sub-Lieut. Douglas Henry, M.B.E, R.N.
EVERETT, Lionel Decimus Longcroft, O.B.E, fi. 17
June, 1877 ; s. of Arthur Joseph Everett, of Berry Pomeroy
Vicarage, Devon. Educ. : Newton CoU, Devon. Joined
WUts Constabulary, Aug. 1895 ; appointed Supt. WUts.
Constabulary, Oct. 1905 ; Chief Constable, Preston, Lancs,
May, 1908 ; Asst. Chief Constable of Liverpool, March, 1912.
War Work : PoUce work generaUy, and direction of Criminal
Investigation and Alien Registration. Club : Athenaeum
(Liverpool). (010380)
EVERETT, Major Ralph Marven, M.B.E.
EVERETT, Capt. (T. Major) Raymond Charles, O.B.E,
2nd King Edward's Horse, 6. 15 Jan. 1879 ; s. of
Frederic Everett, of Swaffham, Norfolk ; m. Gladys Mary
d. of Thomas Moore, of Great Yarmouth. War Work : Served
in the Boer War 1899 to 1902 ; Zulu Campaign, 1906. Great
War from 29 Aug. 1914 ; Staff Capt, 3rd Echelon, B.S.F,
5 Sept. 1916 to 7 Dec. 1918 ; mentioned in despatches, 30 Jan.
1919 ; Deputy Asst. Director Graves Registration, Army of
the Black Sea, 9 Feb. 1919. Address : 19, St. George's Road,
Worthing. Club : Constitutional. (08687)
EVERETT, Lieut. Raymond Walter, M.B.E, R.A.F.
EVERETT, Capt. Reginald Marsh, O.B.E, R.A.F.
EVERETT, Lieut. Roland Tylor, M.B.E.
EVERIDGE, John, O.B.E, 6. 10 Nov. 1884 ; s. of
J. W. Everidge, of Surbiton, Surrey ; m. Kathleen Isobel,
d. of Henry James Robertson, J.P, of East Molesey, Surrey.
Educ. : King's CoUege School. Assistant Surgeon, King' s
CoUege Hospital, London ; Hon. Consulting Surgeon, St.
John's Hospital, Twickenham ; Hon. Consulting Surgeon,
Surbiton Hospital. War Work : Service in R.A.M.C (T.),
Aug. 1914, to March, 1919, with rank of Capt. (acting Major),
ic of Surgical Division, 54th General Hospital, B.E.F.
France, etc. Mentioned in despatches. Address : 6, Upper
Wimpole Street, W.l. (05241)
EVERITT, Robert Gordon, O.B.E.
EVERITT, Major Stuart Oswald, O.B.E, R.A.F.
EVERSON, Lieut. Thurston Hicks, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
EWART, David, O.B.E, M.D, F.R.CS, 6. 6 July, 1865;
s. of Robert Ewart, of Dumfries-shire, Scotland. Educ. :
Privately and at the Universities of Edinburgh and New
Zealand. Honorary Surgeon Royal West Sussex Hospital,
and Consulting Medical Officer, GraylingweU Hospital. War
Work : Surgical speciaUst, Royal West Sussex Hospital and
GrayUngweU War Hospital. Address: 31, North Street,
Chichester. (O«360)
EWART, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Andrew, O.B.E, fi. 20 Jan.
1878 ; s. of Major John Knox Ewart, R.A. Educ. : Aberdeen
and Banff Grammar Schools. War Work : Served France
1914-17, in R.F.A, from then to Armistice in R.F.C. and R.A.F ;
During last year of war made trips to Home and delivered
lectures to aircraft workers and in various other ways tried to
stimulate aircraft production. Address: 10, Pembroke
Studios, Pembroke Gardens, W.8. Club : Savage. (01327)
EWART, Evelyn, Mrs., M.B.E.
EWART, Surg.-Lieut. Francis, O.B.E, M.B, R.N.
EWART, Major Gerald Valentine, C.B.E.
EWART, WilUam Herbert Lee, C.B.E, 6. 6 Sept. 1881 ;
s. of the late WUliam Lee Ewart, of Northbrook, Godalming ;
m. Katherine Carsandra, d. of late Commander Sebastian
Gassiot, R.N. Educ. : Eton and Trinity CoUege, Cambridge.
Address : Radipole House, Weymouth, Dorset. Clubs :
TraveUers ; Royal Dorset Yacht Club. (C2594)

182

EWEN, Lieut. David, M.B.E, 6. 10 May, 1891; s. of
James Ewen, of BaUechin, BaUinluig; m. Beatrice Mabel,
d of John Avery, of Skegness. Educ. : BaUinluig School.
Stationer. War Work: Served with Fife and Forfar Yeomanry
in GaUipoU, Egypt, and Palestine. Address: 19, Lumley
Road, Skegness, Lines. (M4675)
EWEN, Lieut. David Alexander, M.B.E.
EWEN, EUas, M.B.E.
EWEN, John Taylor, O.B.E, B.Sc, M.I.Mech.E, F.R.S.E,
H.M.I.S, J.P, 6. 9 Sept. 1863 ; s. of James Ewen, Wood-
merchant, MiUbank House, Forfar ; m. IsabeUa Jane, d, of
Rev. John Ross of BaUoch, Alyth, Perthshire. Educ : Forfar
Academy ; University CoUege, Dundee ; Edinburgh Uni
versity. H.M. Inspector of Schools in Scotland. War Work :
Secretary of the Board of Management of the Munitions
Committee for north-east Scotland District.; Chairman of
Aberdeen Branch of Scottish Veterans' Garden City Associa
tion, and Member of Central Executive. Address : Clair-
mont, 54, Albert Drive, PoUokshields, Glasgow. (03706)
EWING, Elizabeth Annie, M.B.E, fi. 26 April, 1868 ;
d. of Rev. Thomas John Ewing, of KenninghaU, Norfolk.
Edue. : East AngUan Girls' Coll, Bishop's Stortford, and
Salcombe House, Loughton, Essex. Missionary of Baptist
Mission since 1889 ; Principal of the James Memorial Bible
Institute. War Work : Since Nov. 1911 member of the St.
John's Overseas Brigade, A Division, for Women ; Super
intendent of the Indian Nursing Division of the St. John
Ambulance Brigade Overseas, and lecturer for the St. John
Association. Address : James Memorial Bible Institute, 45,
Lower Circular Road, Calcutta, India. (M2798)
EWING, IsabeUa Mercer, O.B.E. ; d. of Robert Ewing,
of Fintalich, MuthiU, Perthshire. Educ. : Private Schools.
Formerly ControUer Q.M A.A.C ; at present employed as
Women's Training officer, Ministry of Labour, Scottish Division,
War Work : Canteen Work (Voluntary) in Edinburgh, 1915 ;
joined Queen Mary's Army AuxiUary Corps, 1917 : gazetted
Unit Administrator, Sept. 1917 ; promoted Deputy ControUer
Western Command, Feb. 1918, and ControUer Western Command
Dec. 1918 ; twice mentioned. Address : 1, Eyre Crescent,
Edinburgh. (O7130)
EWLNG, Peter Dewar, C.B.E. ; sometime Gen. Manager,
AUsa ShipbuUding Co, Troon. Address : Troon, Ayrshire. (C155)
EXHAM, Major Harold, O.B.E, LA.
EXHAM, Col. Simeon Hardy, C.B, C.B.E, 6. 1850 ; s. of
the late Thomas Exham, of Monkstown, Co. Cork ; m. 1873,
EmUy, d. of the late Rev. Godfrey Clarke Charles WilUam
Smith, Vicar of AghabuUogue, Co. Cork. Entered R.E,
1S71 ; and ret. as Lieut.-Col. (with rank of Col. in the Army)
1901 ; re-joined, 1914 ; served during Afghan War, 1878-9 ;
present at capture of AU Musjid (medal with clasp). Address :
Walton House, Walton, Suffolk. (C812)
EYKYN, Surg.-Lieut. Frederick Bentley, O.B.E, R.N.
EYLES, Sir Alfred, K.C.B, K.B.E, J.P, 6. 8 Dec. 1856 '<
s. of Thomas Eyles of WUts ; m. 1st (died 1914), Emmcline, d.
of WiUiam Lewis Kemp, of Plumstead, Kent, 2nd, Catherine
Crampton, d. of J. R. S. Hayward, M.D, of Maldon, Essex.
Entered Admiralty, 1S76 ; Superintending Clerk 1897 ; Assist
ant Accountant General 1903 ; Deputy Accountant General,
1904 ; and Accountant General of the Navy, 1906 ; Retired,
30 Nov. 1918 ; Grand Cordon of the Order of the Sacred
Treasure of Japan. War Work : Served at the Admiralty
throughout the war. Address : Brambletye, The Ridge
way, Woking, Surrey. (K212)
EYLES, Herbert Charles, M.B.E, 6. 25 Sept. 1869;
to. Jane Ursula Howard. First Class Clerk. H.M. Office of
Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues. War Work: Super
vision of work connected with supply and conversion of timber
from Crown Forests. Address : Harringay, GranviUe Road,
Sidcup. (M8035)
EYRE, Edmond, O.B.E.
EYRE, Gervas Malcolm, O.B.E, J.P. 6. 17 May, 1862;
s. of Col. Henry Eyre, C.B, of Rampton, Notts. ; m. Julia
PhUadephia, d. of Digby Cavlev, of Brompton, Yorks. Educ. :
Eton. War Work : County Sec, East Riding Yorks. Branch
of British Red Cross. Address: Bishop Burton, Beverley.
Club: Boodle's. (010382)
EYRE, Capt. John Benedict, M.B.E, CavaUer of the Order
of the Crown of Italv. (M4730)
EYRE, John, O.B.E.
EYRE, JuUa PhUadelphia, Mrs., M.B.E.
EYRE, Capt. Richard PhiUp Hastings, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
EYRES, Lieut. Charles Lionel, M.B.E, R.E.
EYRES, Edmund, M.B.E.
EZECHIEL, Lieut.-Col. James, O.B.E.
EZRA, Alfred, O.B.E.
EZRA, Capt. EUice, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
FABER, Lieut. George Valdemar, O.B.E. M.C, K.E.
(T.F.). (012061)
FABER, Oscar, O.B.E.. D.Sc.
FACER, Hedley Humphrey, M.B.E.
FACEY, Edith Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
FACEY, LiUan Maud, Mrs., M.B.E.
FACHE, George Cox, O.B.E.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Falkland

FAGAN, Capt. Charles Horace John, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
(T.F.), 6. Oct. 1877 ; s. of Charles Edward Fagan, C.B.E,
I.S.O, of British Museum (Natural History) ; m. Dorothy
Enid, d. of Sir Hercules Read, LL.D, President Society of
Antiquaries, of British Museum. Educ: St. Paul's School,
London; Caius CoU, Cambridge; St. George's Hospital.
Medical Officer, Prison Service. War Work: Registrar, 3rd
London General Hospital ; later Officer Commanding 3rd
London General Hospital. Address : 5, Heathfleld Gardens,
Wandsworth Common, S.W. 18. (07132)
FAGAN, Lieut. Charles Walter, M.B.E.
FAGAN, Rhoda Kathleen, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 10 March,
1886 ; d. of John HeppeU, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; to.
David Patrick, s. of the late Frederick Fagan, of Sheffield.
Educ : Dame Allan's School, Newcastle-on-Tyne. War Work :
General comforts and entertainments work iu connection with
the Northumberland War Hospital, and the Soldiers' Aid Fund,
Bangalore, India. Address : 4, Harewood Grove, Darlington. (M6140)
FAGE, James Alfred, M.B.E.
FAGGE, Mabel Muriel HUton, O.B.E. ; d. of Charles
Hilton Fagge, M.D, F.R.C.P, 72, Grosvenor Street. War
Work: Registrar to Queen Mary's Convalescent AuxiUary
Hospital, Roehampton House ; Organiser, Administrator, and
Registrar to the Central Registry, Limbless Sailors and Soldiers,
controlling the distribution of all amputation cases due to the
War to the various fitting centres for artificial limbs in the
U.K. Address : 72, Grosvenor Street, W. (010383)
FAICKNEY, Robert, M.B.E.
FAIL, Lieut.-Col. Frederick, O.B.E.
FAU.ES, Rev. Bernard James, O.B.E, R.N, M.A.
FAIR, Blanche AUcia, O.B.E.
FAIR, Robert Wilson, M.B.E.
FAIRBAIRN, Capt. Bernard WiUiam Murray, O.B.E,
R.N., 6. 18 AprU, 1880 ; s. of Rev. W. M. Fairbairn, ol The
Great House, Timberscombe, Somerset ; m. AUce Mary, d. of
the late WilUam PhilUpps. Educ: H.M.S. "Britannia."
Address : Hughenden, Crown HU1, S. Devon. (09387)
FAIRBAIRN, Major David Alexander, O.B.E.
FAIRBAIRN, Elizabeth Brown, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
FAIRBAIRN, Ethel Fulton, M.B.E.
FAIRBAIRN, Frederiok WiUiam, O.B.E.
FAIRBAIRN, Capt. James Ross, O.B.E, Service Batt.
The Durham Light Infantry, 6. 22 June, 1869 ; s. of the late
James Fairbairn, late Bandmaster, 1st Lane. FusiUers ; m.
Helen Eliza, d. of the late John Fairbairn, of Coldstream.
Educ : Twickenham Grammar School, and privately. Served
for 30 years in Royal ArtiUery, including a period of 2 years
in 1st Lane. FusiUers. War Work : Acting Staff Capt. 1st
Training Res. Bde, 1915-19 ; Asst. Officer to Officer in
Command No. 1 Inf. Records, York, 1919 to date. Address :
c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, 3, WhitehaU Place, London, S.W.
(07134)
FAIRBAIRN, John, O.B.E, Esquire of the Order of
St. John of Jerusalem in England, 6. 14 Jan. 1863 ; s. of J. A.
Fairbairn, of Legerwood, Claremont, Cape Provinco; m.
Winifred, d. of A. Difford, of Cape Town. Educ. : South
African CoU. Clerk assistant to the Senate of the Union of
South Africa ; Sec. S.A. National Art Gallery, etc. War Work :
Hon. Sec Red Cross South Africa, now Vice-Chairman South
African Red Cross Society (Cape Province) ; Member of
CouncU St. John's Ambulance Society, of Returned Soldiers'
Vocational Training Board, etc. Address : HyvotmiU,
Wynberg, Cape. Club : Civil Service. (08353)
FAIRBAIRNS, Mary EUzabeth, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
FAIRBANK, Amy Helena Margaret, M.B.E. (see Morgan,
Amy Helena Margaret).
FAIRBANK, Capt. Harold Arthur Thomas, O.B.E,
D.S.O, M.B, M.S., F.R.CS, R.A.M.C, 6. 1876 ; s. of the late
T. Fairbank, M.D, of Windsor ; to. 1909, Kathleen, d. of the
late A. G. OgUvie. Educ. : Epsom CoU, London. Surg, to
In-Patients, Hospital for Sick Children ; served in the Great
War, 1914-18 (despatches). (06466)
FAIRBANK, John Gerald Atkinson, O.B.E, M.B,
M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, L.D.S, R.CS, Temp. Sub-Lieut. R.N.
fi. 12 March, 1882 ; s. of the late John Harrison Atkinson.
Dental Surgeon to the Hospital for Facial Injuries, 1916 ;
Royal Naval Hospital, Stonehouse, 1916-17 ; H.M.S. " Bac
chante," as Surgeon, 1917 ; H.M.S. "Pembroke," as Inspecting
Medical Officer (Dental), 1917-19. Address : 15, George
Street, Hanover Square ; 58, Digby Mans, W. Clubs :
University (London); Cruising; Royal Southampton Yacht. (09463)
FAIRBANK, WiUiam, C.V.O, O.B.E, CC, J.P, 6.
6 July, 1850 ; s. of Thomas Fairbank, of Highbury and Wensley-
dale, Yorks : m. Caroline Florence, d. of John Woodcock, of
The Elms, Wigan and Woodcode House, Lancs. Surgeon to
His Majesty's Household at Windsor Castle ; late Mayor of
Windsor, now Deputy Mayor ; Hon. Consulting Surgeon to
King Edward VII. Hospital ; J.P. for Berks and New
Windsor ; Consulting Surgeon to the Royal Ventnor Hospital :
Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem.
Queen Victoria JubUee Medal with bar, Edward VII. and
George V. Coronation Medals. War Work : Training nurses
aud ambulance men for the front. Club : Cavendish. (01330)
FAIRBROTHER, 2nd Lieut. Hugh Kingsley, M.B.E,
R.A.F. FAIRBROTHER, Thomas, M.B.E.
FAIRBROTHER, Capt. WiUiam George, M.B.E.

FAIRE, Arthur William, C.B.E, D.L, J.P, 6. 21 Sept-
1851 ; s. of Watkin Lewis Faire, of Leicester. Educ. : Stoney-
gate School. Member and County Director, Leicestershire
Territorial Association ; Chairman Melton Conservative Associa
tion ; Hon. Treasurer and Life Governor, Vaughan CoUege ;
Past President Leicester Chamber of Commerce , Member of
Executive Association British Chamber of Commerce ; Knight
of Grace, Order of St. John of Jerusalem. War Work :
Assistant Commissioner St. John Ambulance; County Director,
Transport of Wounded to 5th Northern General Hospital ; in
charge of Leicestershire Auxiliary Hospitals and Rest Rooms ;
Enquiries, Missing and Wounded. Address : Elmcote,
Knighton, Leicester. Clubs : R.A.C ; British Empire. (C2596)
FAIREY, Charles Richard, M.B.E, fi. 5 May, 1887 ; s. of
Richard Fairey, of St. Neots, Hunts. ; m. Joan, d ot John
Markey, of Simla, India. Educ : Merchant Taylors' School.
Chairman and Managing Director of the Fairey Aviation Co,
Ltd, Hayes, Middlesex ; Aeronautical Engineer, engaged in
flying since 1910. War Work : Designer of Seaplanes ; pro
duced the following types, all of which were used on Govern
ment service : " The Campania," " Hamble Baby," Types
IIlA, IIIb, IIIo, F2, N9 ; The Campania, Hamble Baby
and IIIo types were in general production. Addresses : Grove
Cottage, Iver, Bucks ; 175, PiccadiUy. Clubs : Royal Aero ;
Royal London Yacht. (M8040)
FAIRFAX, James Oswald, C.B.E. Chairman N.S. Wales
Div, Australian Branch of British Red Cross Society. (0415)
FAIRFIELD, Josephine Letitia Denny, C.B.E, M.D.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19, with W.R.A.F. (despatches). (C2349)
FAIRHOLME, Capt. Edward George, O.B.E, R.A.V.C(T.),
fi. 1873 ; s. of late Capt. Charles Fairholmo, R.N. ; to. Eleanor,
d. of W. Laurence Chew, J.P, of Hankelow Court, Cheshire.
Edue. : Privately and Chatham House, Ramsgate. Chief
Secretary, Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals ; founded R.S.P.CA. Fund for Sick and Wounded
Horses, (authorised by Army Council) which collected £250,000
for War horses and mules. War Work : Deputy-Assistant
Director of Veterinary Service, B.E.F. Address : 15, NevUle
Street, Onslow Gardens, S.W. 7 ; 105, Jermyn Street, S.W. 1.
Club : SavUe. (0329)
FAIRHOLME, Marie Antoinette Marthe, Mrs., M.B.E,
d. of Emile Gouin of Paris ; to. Frederick Charles, s. of late
Capt. Charles Fairholme, R.N. War Work : Commandant of
V.A.D. Derby 38, and of Red Cross Hospital, Hathersage,
Derbyshire. Addresses: Churchdale Hall, Bakewell, Derbyshire ;
Fort Charles, Salcombe, S.Devon. Club : V.A.D. Ladies'. (M372)
FAIRHURST, Archibald, O.B.E.
FAIRLEY, Lucy Rosalind, M.B.E.
FAIRLEY, Major Niel HamUton, O.B.E, Aust. A.M.C
FAIRLEY, WilUam, M.B.E.
FAIRLIE, Jessie Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, d. of Thomas
Downes, of Glasgow; m. James, s. of Henry C. Fairiie, of
Glasgow. War Work : Convener of Ladies Committee for
packing parcels for East Stirlingslilre Prisoners of War Fund
from June, 1915, until Nov. 1918. Address : Watiing Lodge,
Falkirk, Stirlingshire. (M8043)
FAIR WEATHER, Amelia, Mrs., M.B.E.
FAIRWEATHER, Francis Harold, O.B.E, M.D, CM,
6. 1871 ; s. of William Fairweather of Heaton Lodge, Hudders
field ; m. Maud, d. of James Vincent BeU, F.R.CS, of Rochester.
Educ : Shrewsbury School aud Edinburgh University. Late
Senior Surgeon, now Consulting Surgeon St. Bartholomew s
Hospital, Rochester. War Work : Surgeon (Military Wards) at
Fort Pitt Military Hospital, Chatham and St. Bartholomew's
Hospital, Rochester. Address : Warrennes, Hockley, Essex (04361)
FAITHFUL, Major George Ferdinand Hay, O.B.E, LA,
R.A.F. FALCONER, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Robertson, C.B.E.
New Zealand Med. Corps ; served in S. Africa, 1902 (Queen's
medal with two clasps) ; and in the Great War, 1915-19
(despatches). (01„8i\4)
FALCONER, Capt. Arthur WeUesley, C.B.E, D.S.O,
M.D, M.R.CP (Lond.), R.A.M.C. (T.F.), fi. 1880 ; s. of the
late Robert Falconer, solicitor, of Stonehaven ; Educ : Aber
deen Univ. Served in the Great War, 1914-18 (despatches).
Address: 18, Bon Accord Square, Aberdeen. (C1410)
FALCONER, James, M.B.E.
FALCONER, Bey, John, O.B.E, 6. 12 Sept. 1861 ; s. of
John Falconer, of Glasgow ; to. Jessie, d. of John ClarkForrest,
of Auchinraith. Educ. : Glasgow. Capt. of Port Suez,
Egypt. War Work : Sub-Commissioner, British Red Cross,
for Suez and Red Sea. Address : Port House, Suez; Clubs :
Turf, Cairo ; Royal Scottish Automobile. (010385)
FALGAR, Capt. Richard Joseph, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
FALK, Oswald Toynbee, C.B.E 6. 1870 ; s. of H. John
Falk, of West Kirby ; m. Guendolen, d. of the late Capt.
Gerald Stracey. Educ. : Rugby and Balliol College, Oxford.
Director National Mutual Life Assurance Society. War Work,
Temporarily attached to the Treasury during the war aud one
of the British Financial Delegates at the Peace Conference,
Paris, 1919. Address : Pixham End, Dorking. Clubs :
Union and City University. (C2597)
FALKLAND, MASTER OF (Lucius Plantagenet Cary),
O.B.E, 6. 23 Sept. 1880; e. s. of Byron Plantagenet Cary,
12th Viscount Falkland (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. 6 April,
1904, Ella Louise, e. d. of E. W. Catford. Capt. and Brevet
Major Reserve of Officers, Gren. Guards; with King's African

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THE ORDER OE THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Rifles, 1903-5; Dep. Gov. Wandsworth Prison, 1910-14;
served in S. African War, 1900-2; Great War, 1914-18:
ChevaUer Legion of Honour. Address : 17, Roland Gardens,
S.W. (08763)
FALKNER, Lieut.-Col. Henry George, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
(T.F.), 6. Sept. 1870 ; s. of Henry Falkner, of Co. DubUn,
Ireland ; m. Mabel, d. of — van Troostwyk, of Holland. Educ. :
Dover CoU. M.O.H. Lynton ; Admiralty Agent and Surgeon
Lynmouth ; Surgeon Lynton Hospital. War Work: A.D.M.S,
63rd, 71st and 66th Divisions ; also Officer-in-Charge Maudsley
Neurological Hospital, Denmark HiU, London. Address :
Castle HiU House, Lynton, N. Devon. (07135)
FALKUS, Richard Uriah, I.S.O, M.B.E, fi. 1849 ; s. of
Richard John Falkus ; m. Margaret, d. of the late John
Richards, of Lelant, Cornwall. Formerly Staff Clerk at Admir
alty. War Work : Retired after 40 years' service, in 1910 ;
volunteered at beginning of war for service anywhere and in
any capacity ; served over 4 years at Admiralty ; for the first
two years as Dept. Expense Accounts Officer in Acct. General's
Dept. ; subsequently, as Head of Central Registry in Secre
tary's Dept. Address : Cam Brea, ShaUord, GuUdford. (M8045)
FALLE, Lieut.-Comm. Harold de Carteret, O.B.E,
A.M.I.E.E, R.N.V.R, 6. 5 Nov. 1884 ; s. of the Very Rev.
Samuel FaUe, M.A, Dean of Jersey ; to. Frances Mabel,
M.D, d. of George Huxley, Educ. : Cheltenham CoU. ;
Victoria Univ., Manchester. Electrical Engineer. War
Work: Commissioned as Lieut. R.N.V.R, 27 Sept. 1914,
and appointed to H.M.S. "Emperor of India" for special
electrical duties with the Grand Fleet ; appointed to the Staff
of Rear Admiral Sir W. C M. Nicholson, K.C.B, 1st Battle
Squadron, 1917-19. Address : 18, York House, York Street,
W. 1. (09334)
FALLON, Thomas Joseph, M.B.E. Educ. : Belvedere
CoU. (S.J.), Dublin. Assist. Sec, Dish PubUc Health Council.
War Work : Hon. Sec Belgian Refugees Committee, Deland ;
Sec. Petrol Control Committee, Ireland. Address : 121,
North Circular Road, Dublin. (M8046)
FALLS, Rev. George Oliver, C.B.E. T. Chaplain to
Canadian F'orces during the Great War, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1350)
FALLS, Lieut.-Col. Horace Edward, C.B.E.
FANE, Lieut. Frederick Navaire, O.B.E.
FANE, Samuel Maddams, M.B.E.
FANNER, Henry Robert, M.B.E.
FANSHAWE, Capt. BasilHew, C.B.E. R.N. War Service:
1914-19, Admiralty Ports Officer, Scapa (despatches). (C2278)
FANSHAWE, Major (A. Lieut.-Col.) Lionel Arthur,
D.S.O, O.B.E, R.A, 6. 7 March, 1874 ; s. of Sir Arthur
Fanshawe, K.C.I.E, C.S.I, C.V.O, of 14, Draycott Place,
London (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Eva, d. of the late Lieut.-
Col. Sholto-Pemberton, R.A. Educ. : Dulwich CoU. ; Pem
broke CoU, Oxford. War Work : Served on the Indian N.W.
Frontier and in Mesopotamia. Address : c/o H. S. King
& Co, 9, PaU MaU. Club : Junior Naval and Military, (06616)
FARADAY, Major WUUam, M.B.E, 6. 3 March, 1861 ;
s. of Robert Faraday, of Long Preston, Yorks.; m. Jane
Henderson, d. of George Gibson, of Edinburgh. Educ. :
National School and Continuation Classes. War Work :
General A.S.C duties, Malta and France ; Commanded 12
Field Bakeries, Havre, 1915 ; afterwards, duty with No. 1
Reserve M.T. Depot Grove Park and Lee, S.E, Address :
141, Comiston Rd, Edinburgh. (M377)
FARDELL, Flora Emily, O.B.E, ; d. of late Sir George
FardeU, M. P, of 2, South Eaton Place, S.W. 1 ; Educ. : at
home. Vice-President Ladies' Grand CouncU, Primrose
League ; Manager Moberly School. War Work : Hon. Sec.
Education Committee, Officers' Families Fund 1914-20. (037071
FARDON, John Henry, M.B.E., M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P.
(Lond.). Educ : Bristol Univ. Hon. Surgeon Birkenhead
Borough Hospital. War Work : Surgeon Borough Hospital,
Birkenhead ; Medical Officer in Charge of the Temple Road
and Bidston Avenue Military Hospitals. Address : 11,
CharlesviUe Birkenhead. Club : Constitutional, Birkenhead.
FARGUS, Major Nigel, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 2, July° S
s. of Henry Robert Fargus, of Milton House, Strawberry HiU •
m. Charlotte Mary, d. of the late WUfred Trimmer. Educ. :
¦Si-^t, Sandhurst. 1st Bn. The Royal Scots, General
Staff, D.A.A.G. ; Temp. Lt.-Col. Cmdg. 12th Royal Scots.
Har Work: Served with tbe B.E.F, France, Flanders and
Germany. Wounded. Address : OUerton Lodge, nr. Knuts-
tord. Club: Caledonian, London. (05243}
FARIS, Major John George, O.B.E, I.A.
E^S^i1' Ejs.-Comm. James Risk, O.B.E, R.N.R.
gAgLEY, Edwin Wood Thorp, M.B.E, J.P.
EA5i"EYJ Mai°r Reuben Llewelyn, O.B.E, R.A.F.
FARMER, Capt. Frank, M.B.E, A.P.D
SA5?JS5' Lieut- Frank Morley, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
EA5™£R> GeorSe Albert, M.B.E. (M10384)
MedACo^!R' C0L Ge°rge DeVey' °'B'E' Canadian ,^
FARMER, Henry Edward, M.B.E, F.R.I.B.A, M.T PI-
% T tEJTd Farjner, of Rockford, Salop. ; to. Florence, d.
Ohbt _Sw£?? ' ?~ S?80?^'. Educ- ¦' Privately. War Work :
Chief Architect to the Ministry of Shipping ; designed and
supervised Working Class Dwellings, Men's Hostels Boys'

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Riveting Schools, etc., in connection with existing shipyards,
and laid out, designed and supervised, the new Chepstow.
Address: RushaU HaU, Walsall. Club : Primrose. (M3635)
FARMER, Capt. Horace Edwin, O.B.E.
FARMER, Robert Crosbie, O.B.E, D.Sc, Ph.D.
FARMER, Samuel William, O.B.E, J.P.
FARMER, William Henry, M.B.E, Chief Superintendent
of Police ; Chief Clerk of the Worcestershire Constabulary ;
awarded the King's Coronation Medal in 1911 for meritorious
Service. War Work : Duties] under D.O.R.A, Emergency
Orders and Regulations ; extra duties and responsibilities
during the absence of the Chief Constable (1914-19) from the
County on Service during the Great War ; mentioned in 1918
for services rendered to Department at War Office during war.
Address : Station House, Castle Street, Worcester. (M8047)
FARMERY, John, M.B.E, fi. 11 Oct. 1872. Chief Officer
of Fire Brigade, Ilford. War Work : Served on Home Office
Fire Brigades Committee for fire defence of Metropolis ; Fire
extinguishing operations at various factories engaged on
Munitions of War ; also at fires caused by, and during enemy
air raids on London and district ; dealt with enemy " Gotha "
aeroplane brought down in flames in London area during the
last raid, Whit-Sunday and Monday, 1918. Address : Central
Fire Station, Ley Street, Ilford, Essex. (M8048)
FARNDALE, Joseph, O.B.E, 6. 6 AprU, 1864; s. of
Thomas Farndale, of Wakefield; m. Emma, d. of WiUiam
Selby, of Wakefield. Educ. : Field House Academy, Aberford.
Chief Constable of Bradford ; formerly Chief Constable of
Margate and York. (010386)
FARNELL, Beatrice Isabel, M.B.E.
FARNELL, Henry Dawson, O.B.E, J.P, F.R.CS.
FARNHAM, Samuel, M.B.E, R.E.
FARNLEY, Arthur Hambleton, M.B.E, R.N.
FARNSWORTH, Alfred WiUiam, O.B.E.
FARNSWORTH, Frank Smedley, M.B.E.
FARQUAHAR, Lieut.-Col. FitzRoy, O.B.E.
FARQUHAR, Rev. Henry, M.B.E, B.D.
FARQUHARSON, Lieut.-Col. A. S. L., C.B.E. Major and
Brevet Lieut.-Col. Oxford Univ. Officers' Training Corps.
(C1557)
FARQUHARSON, Alexander, M.B.E, M.A.
FARQUHARSON, Major Christopher WiUiam, O.B.E.
FARQUHARSON, Com. John PhiUps, D.S.O, O.B.E,
6. 1884 ; s. of Capt. A. J. Farquharson, R.N, of StoweU Park,
Wilts ; m. 1919, PhylUs Ruth, e. d. of Major Francis Edward
Presoott, of Bockleton Court, Tenbury. Served in the Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches, Croix de Guerre). (O3490)
FARR, Muriel Edith, O.B.E. ; g.d. of the late Archdeacon
Farr, L.L.D, Cambridge, and Adelaide, South AustraUa.
Member of Literary Staff of South AustraUan "Register,"
and contributor to South AustraUan and Inter-state papers and
periodicals. War Work : Joint founder (with Mrs. Carew
Reynell) of League of Loyal Women of Australia; Joint
Sec. for one year, and sow Member of Executive Committee and
Council ; Hon. Sec. Women's " Yes " Committee, 2nd Con
scription Referendum ; Member Executive Committee Anzac
HospitaUty Fund; State War CouncU's Soldiers' Hostel;
Soldiers' combined Recommendations Committee, South
AustraUan Comforts Fund ¦ Vice-President South AustraUan
Branch AustraUan League of Nations Union. Address : 29,
Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide, S. AustraUa. Club : Queen's,
Adelaide. (02149)
FARR, WilUam Edward, C.B.E, J.P, 6. October, 1872 ;
s. of Albert Hart Farr, of Weston, Herts ; m. HUda Lomas,
d. of James Walker, of Leeds and Harrogate. Educ : Privately.
SoUcitor ; Alderman of Leeds City CouncU ; J.P. for City of
Leeds ; Member of CouncU of Leeds University ; Chairman
Leeds Higher Education Committee ; Joint Hon. Sec. Leeds
Luncheon Club ; Hon. Sec. Leeds Liberal Federation. War
Work : Chairman Leeds ParUamentary Recruiting Committee ;
Chairman Leeds Advisory Committee ; National Service
Representative at Leeds Appeal Tribunal ; Chairman Leeds
Employment Committee. Address : 1, Central Bank Chambers,
Leeds. Clubs : Leeds Liberal ; National Liberal. (C2598)
FARR, Capt. Arthur James Melancthon SAVILLE-,
O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
FARRA, Robert Edward, M.B.E.
FARRADAY, Major WiUiam, M.B.E.
FARRAN, Rev. George Erie, M.B.E, D.D, 5. 1868;
s. of F. Farran, of Berkhampstead. Educ. : Rugby ; Oriel
CoU, Oxon. Vicar of Kingsbury, N.W. War Work: Com
mandant City of London Red Cross Soc. ; Sec. and Registrar
of No. 8 Red Cross (Baltic and Corn Exchange) Hospital,
Paris Plage, and Boulogne, 1915-19. Address: Kingsbury
Vicarage, N.W. 9. Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (M3636)
FARRAN, Major George Lambert, D.S.O, O.B.E.
FARRAN, Helen Isabel, M.B.E, 6. 20 Oct. 1879; d. of
George H. Farran, of GeorgeviUe, Rathgar, Dublin. Educ. :
Dulwich High School; Guernsey Ladies' CoU. War Wort:
Hon. Worker and member of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Families
Association, 1914-17 ; Hon. worker and member, Local War
Pensions Committee (City of DubUn), 1917-20. Address:
GeorgeviUe, 16, Highfield Road, Rathgar, DubUn. (M8051)
FARRANCE, Lieut. Harry, M.B.E.
FARRANT, Mary Josephine, Mrs., M.B.E, ; d. of Rev.
J. L. Kitchin, of Heavitree, Exeter ; to. the late Mark, s. of
Samuel Farrant, J.P, of Amberd, Taunton. Educ : Privately,
and Cheltenham. Asst. Probation Officer, Home Office;
Asst. Sec Women's Farm Settlement in South Africa; Cer-

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tificated by Examination of Sanitary Inspector's Examination
Board. War Work : Senior Lady Superintendent, Command
Pay Office of London. Address : 66, Portland Court, London,
W. 1. (M8052)
FARRAR, Major John William, O.B.E, Aust. A.M.C
FARRELL, Rev. Bernard, O.B.E.
FARRELL, Major Gilbert Valentine, O.B.E, I.A., 6.
30 Sept. 1884 ; s. of T. F. Farrell, of HuU ; to. Dorothy, d. of
Sir John Sherburn, of Brantingham Thorpe, Brough, East
Yorks (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : The Oratory, Birming
ham and Sandhurst. Addresses : Brantingham Thorpe,
Brough, East Yorks ; c/o Henry S. King & Co, 9, Pall Mall,
London, S.W. 1. CZwfis : Junior United Service. (07136)
FARRELL, Henry WilUam, M.B.E.
FARRELL, Lieut. James Robert, M.B.E.
FARRELL, Margaret Georgina Mary, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
FARRELL, Capt. Robert, O.B.E.
FARREN, Hugh Richard, O.B.E., J.P.
FARREN, Capt. WiUiam Scott, M.B.E.
FARRER, Hon. CecU Claude, O.B.E, B.A, 6. 8 May, 1893 ;
s. of Lord Farrer, of Abinger ; to. Evelyn HUda d. of E. T.
Crook, of Woodlands Hall, Bridgnorth. Educ. : Eton and New
CoUege, Oxford. 1st class market officer in Department of
Overseas Trade. War Work : Secretary Allied Rationing and
Statistical Committee, Ministry of Blockade. Address : 100,
Palace Gardens Terrace, Kensington, W. 8. Club : Oxford
and Cambridge Musical. (069)
FARRER, Major Edward Richard Blackburne, O.B.E,
M.C, Chevalier, Legion of Honour, 6. 21 May 1892 ; s. of Canon
H. W. Farrer, of Salisbury ; m. Cynthia Betty, d. of J. W.
Stanton, of Chepstow. Educ. Sandroyd, Sherborne CoUege
and Corpus Christi, Cambridge. Transport Manager, Mac
Fisheries, Ltd, 33 St. James Square. War Work : Joined
R.A.S.C. 1 Sept. 1914. Served in France with 3rd Cav. Division
from 31 Sept. 1914-Aug. 1916. D.A.D.S, 3rd Army from
Aug. 1916 tUl 20 Oct. 1919. Five mentions in despatches.
Address : 16, Emperor's Gate, London S.W. 7. (01114)
FARRER, Julia Frances, M.B.E, A.R.R.C, 6. 19 Sept.
1860 ; d. of Frederick WilUs Farrer, of 66, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Edue. : Privately. Trained nurse attached to 46 V.A.D,
London. War Work : Served 13 months with French troops
in France and Tenedos ; 2J years nursing garrison in Mudros
(Doughty Wylie Unit) ; 16 months Red Cross nursing, London
and Bowood ; 5 months with Church Army Canteens, France
and Flanders. Address : 10, Colosseum Terrace, N.W. 1.
(M8054)
FARROW, Arthur Edward, M.B.E. Address: 19,
RossaU Road, AnsdeU, Lyntham. (M8055)
FARROW, Capt. Frederick Denny, O.B.E, R.E.
FARROW, WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 19 March, 1867; s. of
Thomas BucknaU Farrow, of York ; m. Fanny, d. of WilUam
Brooke, of Huddersfield. Educ : Priory St. School, York.
War Work: Hon. Sec. Disablements Committee. Sale and
Ashton-on-Mersey War Pensions ; also Y.M.C.A, Piccadilly,
Manchester; and Enemy Aliens ReUef Work. Addresses:
80, Chapel Road, Sale, Cheshire ; 1, Temple Street, Manchester. (M8056)
FARTHING, Capt. WUUam Walter, O.B.E. R.A.F.
FARWELL, George Douglas, M.B.E, A.M.I.CE,
A.M.I.M.E, 6. 24 Dec. 1877 ; s. of Frederick George FarweU,
of Totnes, Devon. ; to. Eleanor Grace, d. of Everard Jones, of
Gwynfryn, Cardiganshire. Edue. : Weymouth. War Works :
Ministry of Munitions, Section Director, Gun Ammunition
Dept, 1915-18 : Section Director, Dept. of Engineering, 1918-
20. Address : 12, Cyril Mansions, S.W. Club : Royal Auto
mobile. (M8057)
FASEY, William, M.B.E.
FASS, Herbert Ernest, O.B.E.
FASSON, Major Thomas WiUiam, O.B.E.
FATHERS, AUce Mary, M.B.E.
FATHERS, Henry, C.B.E, I.S.O, 6. 25 Nov. 1860 ; s. of
Joseph Fathers, of Middlesex ; to. Alice Jane, d . of A. J. Jordan,
of Wahner. Educ. : Adelphi School and King's College,
London. Appointed Clerk at Admiralty 1 AprU 1879 ; and
employed in the Naval Ordnance Department. In 1891 was
transferred to the Naval Ordnance Store Department then
formed to deal with the provision and supply of guns and
ordnance stores for the Navy : appointed Asst. Superintendent
of Ordnance Stores on 17 AprU 1909 and Deputy Director of
Armament supply on 24 March, 1917. Address : Trewinian,
24, Burnt Ash HiU, Lee. (C2599)
FARRELL, Comm. Douglas, M.V.O, O.B.E.
FAULKNER, AUred Edward, C.B.E, 5. 3 July, 1882 ; to.
llorer.ce Edith NicoU. Educ. : St. Albans School and King's
tjollege, London. Transport Department Admiralty, 1901-1917 ;
rZ Assistant Director of Transports, Admiralty, 10 April,
™!- War Work: Transport Department Admiralty, from
1901 to March, 1917 ; Deputy Director of MUitary Sea Transport
Ministry 0f Shipping, 1 Mar. 1917 to 27 Sep. 1919 ; Director
?ni„ Iltary Sea Transport, Ministry of Shipping, 28 Sept.
ial9 hi 31 Jan. 1920 ; Acting Director of Transports and
Mipping, Ministry of Shipping, 1 Feb. 1920. Address : 26,
Clarence Road, St. Albans. (C2600)
FAULKNER, Lieut. Henry Robert, M.B.E.
FAULKNER, Roger, O.B.E, 6. 17 April, 1859 ; s. of
Joan Faulkner, of Pavenham, Beds. ; to. Mary Frances, d.
or John Coulson, of Derby. Educ : Bedford. Deputy Chief
nonstable of Derbyshire. War Work : Was solely in charge

of the County Constabulary, Derbyshire, from 17 April, 1916,
to 31 May, 1918, when a new Chief Constable was appointed. (010387)
FAULKNER, Sydney Neal, O.B.E.
FAUNTHORPE, Lieut.-Col. John Champion, C.B.E,
M.C FAURE, Pieter Jacobus van Breda, O.B.E.
FAVA, Albert Bernard, O.B.E. For important services
in connection with the Naval Intelligence Division during the
War. (011902)
FAVELL, Millicent, M.B.E. War Work : Secretary to War
Trade Committee. Address : 119, Gleneldon Road, Streatham,
S.W. 16. (M8058)
FAVIELL, Com. Douglas, M.V.O, O.B.E, fi. 1884 ; s. of
Frederick Henry FavieU, of Highstanding, near Barnstaple ;
to. 1910, Mary Sanderson, d. of Professor John Hunter. En
tered R.N. 1899; became Lieut. 1906, Lieut.-Comdr. 1914,
and Comdr. 1917 ; served in the Great War, 1914-19 ; present
at battle of Jutland (despatches, promoted) ; has 3rd Class of
Japanese Order of the Sacred Treasure. (09538)
FAVIELL, Mary Sanderson, Mrs. Douglas, M.B.E,
Q.M.A.A.C. FAWCETT, Capt. Edward George Duncan, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C. FAWCETT, Edward Pinder, C.B.E, 6. 3 Mar. 1874;
s. of John Edward Fawcett, of Sheffield ; to. Alice Elizabeth
May, d. of W. H. Clifford, of Wexford. Educ. : Leys School
and Caius CoUege, Cambridge. Indian Civil Service. War
Work : Recruiting and raising War Loan. (C696)
FAWCETT, Frederick, O.B.E.
FAWCETT, Percy WiUiam, O.B.E.
FAWCETT, Walter, M.B.E.
FAWCUS, Lieut-Col. Alfred, O.B.E.
FAWCUS, Arthur Francis, O.B.E. War Work : Attached
to the Fleet CoaUng Section of the Naval Stores Department
at the Admiralty. Address : Littleworth Close, Esher, Surrey.
(O10390)
FAWCUS, Lieut.-Col. James Scott, O.B.E.
FAWDRY, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E, R.A.F.
FAWKES, Surg.-Lieut. Marmaduke, O.B.E, R N.,
M.B. FAWSITT, Lieut. Hubert Harcourt Moriand, M.B.E.
FAWSSETT, Frank, M.B.E, M.B, B.S. (Lond.), fi. 31
Dec. 1864 ; s. of Rev. Robert Fawssett, one time Rector of
Salmonby, Lines. ; to. Margaret Louisa, d. of Augustus
Springett, J.P, of Hawkhurst, Kent. Educ: Bedford School :
Privately ; St. Thomas' Hospital. Chief Surgeon East
Sussex Constabulary ; Medical Visitor Private Licensed Houses
for Lunatics in East Sussex ; Consulting Physician, Victoria
Hospital, Lewes. War Work : Medical Officer V.A.D.
Hospital, St. Annes, Lewis ; Medical Officer V.A.D. Hospital,
East ChUtington, nr. Lewes ; Civil Medical Practitioner -
in-Charge Troops, Lewes. Address : 83, High Street, Lewes,
Sussex. Club : Lewes aud County. (M8059)
FAYRER, Lieut.-Col. Sir Joseph, 2nd Bt., C.B.E, M.A,
(Cantab,) M.D. CM, (St. Andrews), F.R.CS.E, L.R.C.P,
L.R.C.S, L.F.P.S,L.M. Edin. and Glasgow; Knight of Grace of
the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, fi. 8 Mar. 1859 ; s. of Surgeon-
Gen. Sir Joseph Fayrer, 1st Bt, of London ; m. EUa, d. of
Col. William Augustin John Mayhew. Educ. : Rugby ;
Trin. CoU. Camb. ; St. George's Hospl, Edinburgh. War Work :
Organised and commanded 2nd Scottish General Hospital.
Address : Meadow Walk, Edinburgh. Club : The New,
Edinburgh. (C813)
FEAR, Thomas Richard, M.B.E, late R.S.M. Duke of
Yorks' Royal MiUtary School, 6. 22 May, 1861; s.
of Frank Smith, of Weston-super-Mare ; m. Mary Ann, d.
of James Hockett, of New Barnet. Educ. : Penparke School,
Aberystwyth. War Work : At the outbreak of the war
organised 20 centres in the County of Cardiganshire with a
view to obtaining men trained for H.M. Forces, and was
successful in obtaining over 500 before the Derby Scheme came
into force ; raised by public subscription over £2000 for various
war organisations, £1559 of which was expended in a personally
conducted fund, caUed the " Comforts for Fighters' Fund,"
which enabled him to send to men serving overseas 6239
parcels, each containing a letter written by him ; 4052 letters
were received and acknowledged, all of which have been
deposited in the National Library of Wales. Address:
Highbury, Dinas Terrace, Aberystwyth. (M8660)
FEARENSIDE, Major Edmund, O.B.E.. D.S.O, 6. 1881 ;
s. of the late Thomas Charles Fearenside, of Burton, Westmor
land. Educ. : Queen's Coll, Oxford. Schoolmaster ; Major
and Acting Lieut.-Col. comdg. a Battn. Manchester B.egt. ;
served during the Great War, 1914-17 (wounded, despatches). (07138)
FEARFIELD, Marjorie Pollard, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 20
June, 1892; d. of WUliam Stafford, of Nottingham; m.
Cecil John Fearfleld. War Work: Assist. Transport Officer,
British Red Cross Society, Nottingham. Addresses : Notting
ham ; Craig Ohn, Simla, India. (M8061)
FEAST, Edith Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
FEATHERSTONE, John Thomas, M.B.E.
FEDARB, Frederick J., O.B.E
FEDDEN, Alfred Hulbert Roy, M.B.E.
FEDDEN, Katharine Waldo Douglas, Mrs., C.B.E,
fi. 1873 ; d. of Henry Livingstone Douglas, of New York ; in.
1st, 1894, Francis Kinloch Hunter ; 2nd 1907, Romilly Fedden.
Chairman of Belgravia War Hospital Supply Depot, 1915-19.

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Address: 69, Beaufort Mansions, Chelsea, S.W. 3. Club:
Sesame. „ _, _ _, . (c958'
FEGAN, Col. Magrath Fogarty, C.B.E, R.A.
FEHR, Frank, C.B.E, 6. 2 July, 1874 ; s. of Henry Fehr,
of London ; to. Jane, d. of Thomas Poulter, J.P, of London.
Educ : Privately. Senior partner Thornett and Felir, 27,
Leadenhall St. and Chairman and Director various Colonial
Companies ; Underwriter at Lloyds. War Work : Holland,
1915, restricting exports to Germany ; Ministry of Food,
1917-19, being Asst. Director, Oilseeds Supply ; sent to
Paris Conference, Holland, Belgium, United States and Egypt
to negotiate for the Ministry of Food. Address : Hatton
House, Chislehurst and Marwood, Lympne. Clubs : St.
Stephen's and Constitutional. (c?w})
FEILDEN, Lieut.-Col. Randle Montague, C.B.E, fi. 17
July 1871 ; s. of late Sir W. L. Feilden, Bart, of Lancashire
(see Burke's Peerage). Educ: Charterhouse: R.M.C. Late
of Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry ; is a
Pasha in the Egyptian Army and Civil Secretary of the Sind
Government. War Services : Employed in the Sind through
out the War. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Pall MaU ; Royal
Automobile ; Junior Constitutional. (C704)
FEILDER, W. M. See Taylor, W. M, Mrs.
FEILDING, Hon. Francis Henry Everard Joseph, O.B.E,
B.A, LL.B,, fi. 6 March, 1867 ; 2nd s. of Rudolf William
BasU, 8th Earl of Denbigh (see BUTtKE's Peerage) ; m. 27
Nov. 1919, Stanislawa, d. of Eustachiusz Tomczyk, of Warsaw.
Barrister-at-law ; Lieut. R.N.V.R, 1914, late R.N. ; served
in Egypt, 1882 ; has 4th Class Order of the Nile and of El
Nahda of Hedjaz. Address : 5, John Street, W. Clubs :
Savile ; Royal Automobile ; Beefsteak ; Bath. (04427)
FEILING, Ethel Bessie, Mrs., M.B .E.
FEILING, Gladys Maud, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 22 May, 1879 ;
d. of late Col. Compton Norman, Royal Welsh FusUiers. Educ. :
Rippingale, Eastbourne and Freiburg. Late Deputy Controller
Q.M.A.A.C. War Work : Clerical Work in Recruiting Office,
Liverpool Area ; Joined Q.M.A.A.C in Nov. 1917 ; Served in
France from Dec. 1917 till Feb. 1919 ; served in Cologne, from
Feb. 1919 till Sept. 1920, under Provost Marshal. Address :
West Harting Cottage, Petersfield. (05246)
FEILING, Capt. Keith Graham, O.B.E.
FELKIN, Capt. Samuel Denys, M.B.E, R.A.F.
FELL, Aubrey LleweUyn Coventry, C.B.E, 6. 8 July, 1869
s. of the late Samuel Grayson FeU, of Ickham Hall, Canterbury ;
m. Isabel Leckie Ewing, d. of the late Thomas Mantel Fielding,
of Ingfield Manor, Billingshurst, Sussex. Educ. : Christ's
College, Finchley, and Hanover Square School of Engineering.
General Manager, London County CouncU Tramways since
1903 to date. War Work : Member Metropolitan Munitions
Committee Tramways (Board of Trade) Committee ; Home
Office Committee on employment of disabled soldiers and many
other Committees and Conferences relating to War Service
and transport. Address: Ryestead Common, Chiddingfold.
Club : Sports'. (C2602)
FELL, Frederick Chandos Courtenay, O.B.E.
FELL, Lieut.-Col. Louis Frederick Rudston, D.S.O,
O.B.E. Capt. and T. Major, R.A.F. ; Depot Comdr. with
rank of Lieut.-Col. ; served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (03306)
FELL, Marion Isobel, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 2 March, 1877 ;
d. of Robert Wallace ; m. Matthew Henry Gregson, s. of John
FeU, J.P, D.L, of Flan How, Ulverston, Lancs. War Work :
Commandant, Fair' View Auxiliary Hospital, Ulverston.
Address : Flan How, Ulverston, Lancs. (M3638)
FELL, Major James Pemberton, O.B.E.
FELL, Brig.-Gen. Robert Black, C.B, C.B.E, 6. 5 Nov.
1859 ; s. of John Fell, J.P, D.L, of Flan How, Ulverston.
Educ. : Windermere Coll. Served in Zulu War of 1879 ;
Anglo-Boer War of 1901-2 ; Commanded 2nd Batt. Scottish
Rifles, 1903-7 ; Scottish Rifle Brigade (T.F.), 1908-12 ; Ceylon
Volunteer Forces, 1913, to Sept. 1914 ; 102nd (Service) Infantry
Brigade, 1914, to May, 1915 ; 51st (Service) Infantry Brigade,
June, 1915, to July, 1916 ; 16th Terr. Reserve Brigade, Nov.
1916, to March, 1917 ; Ceylon Defence Force, April, 1917, to
June, 1919. Club : Junior United Service. (C1558)
FELL, William, O.B.E.
FELLOWES, Rt. Hon. Sir Ailwyn Edward, K.C.V.O,
K.B.E, 6. 10 Nov. 1855 ; s. of Edward Fellowes, 1st Baron
De Ramsey, of Ramsey ; m. Agatha Eleanor Augusta, d.
of 2nd Baron Hylton, of Ammerdown (see Burke's Peerage).
Edue. : Eton, Cambridge. Address : Honingham, Norwich.
Clubs : Carlton ; Boodle's. (Kl)
FELLOWES, AUred Ernest, M.B.E.
FELLOWES, Major Charles GrinciU, O.B.E, R.A.
FELLOWS, Evelyn Emma, O.B.E. ; d. of George Fellows,
late of Beeston Fields, Nottingham. War Work : Hon.
Sec 1915-19, Nottingham War Hospital Supply Depot. Ad
dress : Strancliffe, Barrow-on-Soar, Loughborough. (010392)
FELLOWS, George, O.B.E, J.P.
FELLOWS, Gertrude Elizabeth, M.B.E.
FELLS, John Manger, C.B.E, fi. 1858 ; s. of William Fells,
of Deal, Kent ; m. late Henrietta Emily, d. of William Julian,
of Chelsea. Educ. : Deal College and privately. Incorporated
Accountant. (Member of Council of Incorporated Soc. of
Accountants and Auditors). War Work : As private Secretary
to Mr. Andrew Weir (Lord Inverforth) assisted in the organisa
tion of the department of Surveyor General of Supply at the
War Office ; Member of several War Office Committees,
including the Cost Accounting Committee ; Work in connection

with the Red Cross for which awarded Honorary Life Member
ship of the British Red Cross Society. Addresses : 128, Goldhurst
Terrace, Hampstead, N.W. 6 ; 7 Union Court, Old Bond St.
E 0. Club : National Liberal. (C2603)
FELTON, Charles, M.B.E, R.N.
FELTON, Edgar Hall, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.
FELTON, John Robinson, O.B.E.
FELTON, Muriel Harriet, Mrs., O.B.E.
FENDER, Thomas, O.B.E.
FENDICK, Eng.-Comm. Walter Robert, O.B.E, R.N.
FENELON, Martin Joseph, M.B.E, fi. 1860 ; s. of Thomas
Fenelon, of Seskin, Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow, Deland; m.
May, d. of the late Alderman Michael MacDonneU, Limerick.
Educ. : The French CoU, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. Permanent
CivU Service, War Office ; detached for duty at the Head
quarters Scottish Command. War Work : Audit of Army
Accounts and financial advice. Address : 4, Morningside
Park, Edinburgh. (M8066)
FENN, Lieut. Ernest Edward, O.B.E, R.E.
FENN, Sydney Albert, M.B.E, R.A.O.C, 6. 23 AprU 18S1:
s. of Edward Fenn, of Norwich ; to. Elizabeth Louise, d. of
Silas Wingrove, of Salisbury." Educ. .Elementary School,
Nelson St., Norwich. 1st Class Warrant Officer. War Wort:
France, (Havre and Nantes), August, 1914 to 31 Jan. 1915 ;
joined 7th Div. at Sailley-sur-la-Lys, 1 Feb. 1915 to
22 Nov. 1917; Italy, 22 Nov. 1917 to 31 March, 1919;
awarded Meritorious Service Medal after Somme operations,. 1916
and the M.B.E. after operations between the Piave and the
TagUamento. Address : Brentleigh, Wain-a-Long Rd„
Salisbury. (M4731)
FENNELLY, Capt. PhiUp, M.B.E.
FENNER, Major Ralph Lennox, O.B.E.
FENNER, Major Sidney, O.B.E, M.C.
FENNING, Lieut. Robert WUUam, M.B.E, R.E. (T.F.).
FENTON, Capt. Alexander, M.B.E.
FENTON, Capt. Cecil, M.B.E.
FENTON, Edith, M.B.E.
FENTON, Capt. Henry Walter, M.B.E.
FENTON, Capt. John, M.B.E.
FENTON, Charles Ernest, M.B.E, 6. 6 Nov. 1870 ; s. of
Charles C. Fenton, of Bromsgrove ; m. Ellen Vinnie, d. of
Philip Levens, of Bromsgrove. Educ : Bromsgrove and
Birmingham. Staff Officer, Post Office Stores Dept. War
Work • With Telegraphic and Telephonic apparatus for the
various branches of War service ; organisation of the work
undertaken in the factories attached to the Post Office Stores
Department. Address : ConnisviUe, Powys Lane, Palmers
Green, N. 13. (M383)
FENTON, Major Samuel Greame, O.B.E, 6. 29 May, 1886;
s. of Francis Gregory Fenton, of Paris ; to. Dorothy Margaret, a.
of David Sturrock, of Dundee. Educ. : St. Paul's. Engineer.
War Work : O. i/c Workshops. No. 6 M.A.C ; O.C, 9th Div.
A.S.P.; O.C D.G.T. (M.T.) Workshops, G.H.Q. Address:
78, Rue Michel Ange, AuteuU, Paris, 16me. Club : Royal
Automobile. (05249)
FENTON, WiUiam Walter, O.B.E, B.A, M.D. (Dublin),
6. 8 Jan. 1860 ; s. of Richard Fenton, of Grange Park, Mow,
Co. Carlow, Deland ; to. Florence E, d. of Col. Charles J. Hill,
J.P, of Coventry, Warwickshire. Educ: Bective Coll,
Dublin; Trinity Coll, Dublin. Surgeon Wincanton and East
Somerset Hospital ; Medical Officer Wincanton Union District
and Infirmary ; Medical Officer Wincanton Isolation Hospital
and Sanatorium. War Work : Medical Officer to Wincanton
Red Cross Hospital. Address : Ash House, Wincanton. (010396)
FENWICK, Major David Eardley, O.B.E, M.C, M.D.
FENWICK, Capt, BrevetMajor, Lieut. Col. Edwin Hurry,
C.B.E, F.R.CS, R.A.M.C, 6.1856; s.of Samuel Fenwici ; m.
Annie, d. of John Fenwick, Elder Brother of the Trinity House.
Educ. : Privately and abroad (Leipzic, Berlin). Consulting
Surgeon to the London Hospital ; President, International
Society of Urology ; late Lecturer on Clinical Surgery. War
Work : Officer in charge Military wards London Hospital ;
Officer Commanding, Military Hospital, Bethnal ,<*reen.
Address : 53, Bedford Gardens, Kensington. (C155S)
FENWICK, Major Ernest Guy, M.B.E, J.P, CC. Rut
land ; s. of Chas. R. Fenwick; to. Elsie Robarts. Em..
Eton. War Work : British Remount Commission in Canada
and Argentine Republic, 1914-19. Address : North Luffenham
Hall, Stamford. Clubs : Turf; White's. (M170B)
FENWICK, Major George Ernest Oswald, 0.B.J1,
M.C, F.R.CS.
FENWICK, Harriet Francis, M.B.E.
FENWICK, Capt. Henry ClenneU, O.B.E, R.H.E.,.
R.D. . ,
FENWICK, Paymaster-Cornm. Maurice George Fenwick
Bissett, O.B.E, R.N.
FERARD, Arthur George, C.B.E, M.A, Oxon, fi. 6 Maj
1853 ; s. of Charles Cotton Ferard, of Ascot Place, WinkMld,
Berks ; m. Sarah Margaret, d. of WilUam M. Mffler, of Haluax,
Nova Scotia and 55, Lancaster Gate, London, W. Educ. ¦' 0?
the continent, Brighton Coll, and University CoU. Oxtora.
Assistant Secretary, Post Office Dept. ; entered by open com
petition Grade I ; General administration ; Special missions re
the continent, e.g., British delegation to Universal Postal union
Congress, 1906; Ghent Exhibition, etc.; Committees o
Keats-Shelley Association and Memorial, Rome; Hanaei
Society etc. ; Borough CounciUor, Marylebone, 1919 L wfH
of Queen Charlotte's Hospital ; Chairman of Victoria Hospital

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for ChUdren, Chelsea, 1920. War Work: Deputy Chief
Censor of telegrams on breaking out of war in 1914 ; Organiser
and hon. secretary, 1914-1919 of Post Office Relief Fund for
the dependants of Post Office servants who joined the colours
to the number of 85,000 ; Special Hospital and Convalescent
Homes for wounded P.O. servants ; feeding of 1000 prisoners,
care of widows and orphans, many thousands in number.
Address : 38, Montagu Square, London, W. 1. Club : Oxford
and Cambridge. (C2604)
FERARD, John Edward, C.B.E, 6. 22 Jan. 1889 ; s. of
Charles Cotton Ferard, of Winktteld, Berks ; to. Kathleen
Marion, d. of E. A. Dennys, of India Public Works Dept.
Educ : Eton ; Magdalen CoUege, Oxford. Secretary, Judicial
and Public Dept, India Office. War Work : At the India
Office. Address : 21, Sumner Place, S. Kensington, S.W.
Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (C156)
FERGUSON, AUred Cornwall, O.B.E, M.D.
FERGUSON, Lieut.-Col. Alpin, M.B.E.
FERGUSON, Amy, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Percy RockUff,
of London ; m. Edward, s. of Edward Ferguson, of Penicuik.
Educ. : Leyton County School. War Work : Sec. to Chair
man, and Sec Royal Commission on the Sugar Supply. Ad
dress : 132, Station Road, Wood Green, N. 22. (M1710)
FERGUSON, Anna Wise, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Josias
Cunningham, of Glencairn, Belfast ; to. John, s. of James
Ferguson, of Silversprings, Templepatrick. Educ : BeUast,
and Drumsheugh Gds, Edinburgh. War Work : Joint Sec.
Shipwrecked Crews' Fund ; Sec. Welcome Home Fund ; Assist.
Belfast Dock Free Buffet ; Great Northern RaUway Free
Buffet, BeUast ; Sec Reception of the Wounded Buffets, Belfast.
Address : Silversprings, Templepatrick, Co. Antrim. (M8067)
FERGUSON, Eng.-Comm. Anthony, O.B.E.
FERGUSON, Lieut.-Col. Arthur George, C.B.E, 5. 22 June
1862; s. of Lt.-Col. G. A. Ferguson, of Pitfour Mintlaw,
Aberdeenshire ; to. Janet Norah, d. of Sir Alexander Baird,
of Drie. Educ. : Eton. Served in the Rifle Brigade, 1883 to
1904 ; H.M. Inspector of Constabulary for Scotland, 1904 to
date. War Work : Commanded Training Battn. of the Rifle
Brigade from 1914 to 1918. Address : 6, Belgrave Crescent,
Edinburgh. (C2605)
FERGUSON, Charles Henry, M.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, 6.
23 Jan. 1877 ; s. of Hugh Ferguson, of Warrington, Lancs ;
m. Ada Mary, d. of Robert Muir, of London and Glasgow.
Educ. : Warrington Grammar School, and Liverpool Univ.
War Work: Held Commission in R.A.M.C. and served in
France, Dec. 1915, to Nov. 1916 ; Medical Officer in Charge,
Tootal Road MiUtary Hospital, 2nd Western General Hospital,
Manchester, 1917-18. Address: 2, Park Road, Pendleton,
Manchester. (M10262/)
FERGUSON, Major Donald, O.B.E.
FERGUSON, Rev. Fergus, O.B.E, M.A, B.D, 6. 12 Nov.
1876 ; s. of Fergus Ferguson, of Glasgow ; m. EUza Goodfellow,
d. of 0 ohn B. Fleming, of Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow High School,
and Glasgow Univ. Minister of North United Free Church,
Perth, Scotland. War Work : Territorial Chaplain ; on active
service May, 1916, to Aug. 1919, with Salonica Expeditionary
Force, and as Senior Presbyterian Chaplain to Mesopotamian
Force. Address : Denehurst, Bridgend, Perth, Scotland. (06467)
FERGUSON, Fergus James, C.B.E, 6. 27 Nov. 1878 ;
s. of George Ferguson, of Greenock. Educ. : Privately. After
brief period of press-work joined the staff of Reuter's, Ltd,
which he has represented in Persia, Egypt, Morocco and Balkan
countries. War Work : Acted as official correspondent at
headquarters of Salonica Army on behalf of Reuter's and Press
Association ; subsequently attached General AUenby's force
iq Palestine and Syria. Address : Club de Constantinople,
Constantinople. (C2606)
FERGUSON, Frances Madeleine, Mrs., M.B.E.
FERGUSON, Gilbert, Mrs., M.B.E.
FERGUSON, Major James, O.B.E, R.F.A.
FERGUSON, James Strathearn, M.B.E, M.I.M.E,
fi. 1869 ; 8. of John Ferguson, of Airdrie, N.B. ; to. Agnes
fcmith, d. of Alex Dunlop, of Galston, Ayrshire. Educ :
Hasgow, Technical CoU. Senior Partner, Ferguson and Palmer,
RaUway and Contracting Engineers, 9, Victoria Street, West
minster, S.W. 1. War Work : Sectional Director, Railway
Material Department ; had charge of the supply of all Broad
tjauge rolling stock required by our Armies. Addresses :
Rutford House, Rutford Road, Streatham, S.W. 16 ; 9, Victoria
Street, Westminster, S.W.1. CZm6: Royal Automobile. (M8071)
FERGUSON, Sir John, K.B.E, 6. 19 May, 1870 ; s. of
lieorge Ferguson, of Rosslyn, Aberdeenshire ; to. Adelaide,
elder daughterof Col. Telfer-SmoUett, of Bonhill and Cameron,
Dumbartonshire. Educ. : Aberdeen. Joint General Manager
ot Lloyds' Bank and Member of Council of Institutes of Banks
jn England. War Work : Chairman of the foUowing War
Office Committees ; Contractors Accounts (1917) ; Overtime
>imo ' 0verstaflmg Enquiry, (1918) ; also Establishment,
(1918-20) and Russian Accounts Committees, Ministry of
Munitions (1920) ; Financial Adviser on Housing to Ministry
?f Health, 1920. Addresses : 21, Hans Place, London S.W. 1 ;
worsted Manor, Chelsfield. Kent. Clubs : Ranelagh ; Carlton ;
™yal AutomobUe ; City of London ; New, Edinburgh ;
Pilgrims, Canada; Henley Stewards'. (K142)
FERGUSON, 2nd Lieut. John, M.B.E, R.E.
FERGUSON, John Alexander, O.B.E, M.A, Edin.
f .A. Oxon : I.C.S, 6. 2 Feb. 1880 ; s. of John Ferguson, of
», Wemyss Place, Edinburgh; m. Noel, d. of V. E. de Bros,
M.I.C.E, of P.W.D. India. Educ. : Edinburgh and Oxford. 18

Registrar, High Court, Lahore. War Work : Captain, 5th
Punjab Light Horse, Indian Defence Force ; Secretary,
Punjab, Second Indian War Loan. Address : 8, Racecourse
Rd, Lahore. Club : Punjab, Lahore. (O4038)
FERGUSON, 2nd Lieut. John Herbert, M.B.E, R.A.F.
FERGUSON, Louis, O.B.E.
FERGUSON, May Glendening, Mrs., M.B.E.
FERGUSON, Capt. Montgomery Dubois, O.B.E, B.A,
M.D.. B.Ch, D.P.H, R.A.M.C, fi. 29 Nov. 1881 ; s. of Mont
gomery Ferguson, of Dublin ; to. Alberta, d. of Joseph Sheffield,
J.P, O.B.E, of Harrogate. Educ : Aldenham School, Herts.
Assistant Physician, York County Hospital. War Work :
France, Feb. 1915-April, 1919 ; Specialist Sanitary Officer,
Boulogne Base, May, 1916 to April 1919; Gazetted Lieut,
7 Dec. 1914 ; Capt, 7 Dec. 1915 ; Mentioned in Despatches,
May 1918 ; Cavalier of the Order of Aviz (Portuguese), 1919.
(05251)
FERGUSON, Engineer-Capt. Samuel Pringle, C.B.E.
R.N, 6. 1870 ; s. of Samuel Ferguson. Served in the Great
War, 1914-19. (C1923)
FERGUSON, Major Spencer Charles, O.B.E, J.P. 6.
13 Aug. 1868 ; s. of the late Chancellor Richard S. Ferguson,
J.P, F.S.A, of Carisle ; m. Caroline Agnes, d. of the late
Col. T. A. Dwin, of Justice Town, Cumberland. Educ. :
Shrewsbury, and Christ's Coll, Cambridge. J.P. for the County
Borough of Carlisle, and County of Cumberland. War Work :
Embarkation Staff Officer, and Deputy Assistant Adjutant-
General for Embarkation, Southampton. Address : Holm-
wood, Brockenhurst, Hants. Ctofis : Army and Navy ; Pall
Mall ; County, Carlisle. (07141)
FERGUSON, Major WaUace, O.B.E.
FERGUSON, William Francis, M.B.E. (M10385)
FERGUSON, Lady Helen Hermione MUNRO- : seeNovar,
Helen Hermione, Viscountess, G.B.E.
FERGUSSON, Capt. John CaldweU, M.B.E, M.C,
R.A.M.C, 6. 21 Dec. 1890 ; s. of James H. Fergusson, F.R.CS.I,
of Londonderry ; to. Agnes Margaret, d. of James Wells, of
SackvUle Street, Dublin. Educ. : Foyle CoU, Londonderry ;
Univ. Coll, London ; Royal Coll. of Surgeons, Dublin. War
Work : No. 10 General Hospital, France ; Medical Officer-
in-Charge, 9 North Stafford Regt. MUitary Hospital, Cork.
Qddress : White House, Brotton, Yorks. (M5259)
FERGUSSON, Margaret Heriot, M.B.E, 6. 20 Jan. 1893 ;
d. of Thomas Fergusson, of Hampstead. Educ. : Privately
and abroad. Late Deputy Principal, W.R.N.S. War Work :
Cook in V.A.D. Hospital, and afterwards started and ran
Canteen for the Headquarter Staff of Women's Royal Naval
Service. Address : Dinmurchie, 26 Belsize Crescent, N.W. 3.
(R8072)
FERGUSSON, Robert Loftus, M.B.E, 6. 1877; s. of
F. J. Fergusson, of Calcutta. Educ : Haileybury and Heidel
berg Colleges. Officer of North Eastern Railway. War Work :
Ministry of Munitions, in charge of Motor Transport Section ;
during 1919-20 filled position of Director Munitions Inland
Transport. Address : Westwood House, Beverley. (M1711)
FERMOR, Lewis Leigh, O.B.E, D.Sc.
FERNIE, James, M.B.E. (M10442)
FERNIE, Capt. Ralph, O.B.E, R.A.F.
FERNIE, Major William James, O.B.E., R.A.F.
FERNLEY, Alderman James, O.B.E, J.P. ; s. of James
Fernley, of Heaton Norris. Educ. : Commercial School,
Stockport. Cotton Yarn Merchant. War Work : Active
worker in connection with Soldiers' and SaUors' Families
Association ; Chairman of Local War Pensions Committee
from inception. Address : Elmstead, MUe End, Stockport. (010397)
FERNS, Walter, M.B.E.
FERRAR, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Henry Minchin,
C.B.E, 6. 25 March, 1863 ; s. of A. M. Ferrar, D.L. of Belfast,
Deland ; to. Laura, d. of John Hargreaves, of Maiden Eilegh,
Berks. Educ. : Royal MUitary Academy. Late Royal
Artillery, now Inspector of Remounts for Royal Artillery.
War Work : Remount work. Address : Hook House, Hook,
Hants. Club : Army and Navy. (C1560)
FERRAR, Major Michael Lloyd, O.B.E.
FERRIER, Capt. Charles Gordon, O.B.E.
FERRIER, Thomas Archibald, C.B.E, 6. 1877 ; s. of the
late T. H. Ferrier, W.S, of Edinburgh. Officer-in-Charge of
Mathematical Instrument Office, Survey of India, Calcutta.
Address: Calcutta. (C1074)
FERRIS, Lieut. Pierce, M.B.E, R.N.
FERRY, Capt. Cuthbert Edmund Caulfield, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.).
FERRY, Major Edward Stanton Henry, O.B.E, LA.
FETHERSTONE, Lieut. Henry Barry, M.B.E, M.C,
R.F.A. FETHERSTONHUGH, Florence, M.B.E.
FETHERSTONHAUGH, Margaret, Mrs., O.B.E; d. of
Major-Gen. T. G. A. Oakes, C.B. ; to. Col. J. D. Fetherston--
haugh, D.L, s. of R. S. Fetherstonhaugh, of Rockview, Killu-
can, Ireland. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Hon. Sec.
Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society for Ireland ; Member Red
Cross Council for Ireland ; collected £2000 and sent and
endowed 2 Motor Ambulances from Co. Westmeath ; worked
as a V.A.D. at Waverley Abbey Red Cross Hospital ; twice
mentioned by the War Office. Address : Rockview, KUlucan,
Ireland. (010398)
FETHERSTONHAUGH, Victoria Emma Shaw, Mrs..
M.B.E.

Fetherstonhaugh

THE ORDER OE THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

FETHERSTONHAUGH, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Albany,
C B.E D S O, fi. 1876 ; s. ofthe late WiUiam Albany Feather-
stonhaugh, of Beechhurst, Farnham Royal ; to. 1915, Adela Mary,
d. of Claud Thornton Cayley (see BURKE'S Peerage, Cayley, Bt.)
Educ : Privately and R.M.C Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col.
Indian Army ; was A.D.C. to Gen. Officer Comdg. Quetta Div.
1908-12 : Tirah Expedition, 1897-8 (medal with two clasps) ;
Great War, 1914-18, on Staff (despatches, Legion of Honour,
Brevet Lieut.-Col.). Address : Cavalry Club. (C3093)
FETHERSTONHAUGH, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Samuel,
C.B.E. Canadian Forestry Corps, attached R.A.F. (C773)
FEUERHEERD, Marietta Robertine, M.B.E. ; d. of
H. L. Feuerheerd, of Miramar, Oporto, Portugal, and Anita,
his wife, a. i. of Hon. A de LandevUle, of JoinvUle. Educ. :
England and France. War Work : Organiser and Manager
of the Soldiers' and SaUors' Rest Room and Free Buffet at
Euston Station, the first of its kind, started at the request of
Lord Kitchener, with the financial aid of Miss Margaret
Boulton ; the Buffet was open from 4 Feb. 1915, to 5 July,
1919, serving on an average 100,000 men monthly. Address :
Miramar, Oporto, Portugal. (M8073)
FFDMCH, Capt. Matthew Benjamin DipnaU, C.B.E, D.L,
J.P, fi. 18 Dec. 1866 ; s. of Matthew S. Ffinch, of The Old
House, Deptford, Kent ; to. Crystal, d. of Sir Claude Ch. de
Crespigny, Bart, of Champion Lodge, Maldon, Essex (see
Burke's Peerage). Educ : HaUeybury ; R.M.C. Sandhurst.
Gazetted to Prince of Wales' N. Stafford Regt, 30 Jan. 1886 ;
late Asst. Chief Constable of Essex. Address: Langford
Meads, Maldon, Essex. Clubs: Naval and Military; M.CC ;
Shikar. (C15)
FFISKE, WUUam Henry, O.B.E, 6. 8 AprU, 1879 : s.
of Henry ffiske, of Brundall, Norfolk ; m. Jane Ewing, d. of
Alexander B. Dansken, of Glasgow. Educ. : Norwich and
Bury St. Edmunds Grammar Schools. Managing Director,
Boulton and Paul, Ltd, Norwich and London ; On Council of
Norwich Chamber of Commerce ; Member of Local Labour
Advisory Committee, Assessor on Court of Referees, etc.
Clubs : Junior Carlton ; Ptoyal Aero. (01334)
FFOOKS, Capt. WiUiam ArchdaU, O.B.E.
FFORDE, Comm. Thomas Roderick, O.B.E, R.N.
FFOULKES, Katharine Mary, Mrs. M.B.E, fi. 25 May,
1878 ; d. of Sir George Baker WUbraham, Bart, of Rode
HaU, Cheshire (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; to. the Rev. Piers John
Benedict, s. of Judge Wynne Floulkes, of Chester. Edue. :
Privately. War Work : Acted for 6 months as Commandant
of Congleton Red Cross Hospital, Cheshire (25 beds) ; Com
mandant of Rode HaU Red Cross Hospital, Cheshire (55 beds)
for two years ; raised the V.A.D. detachment to run the
hospital. Address : Rode Rectory, Scholar Green, Cheshire. (M8074)
FFRENCH, AUred E., M.B.E.
FIASCHI, Lieut.-Col. Piers, O.B.E, Ausr. A.M.C
FIDLER, George Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 18 Jan. 1883 ;
s. of Thomas Fidler, of Ardfert, Co. Kerry ; to. Emily Caroline,
d. of Thomas Copley, of Timogue, Queen's Co. Educ. : Cork
Grammar School. CivU Servant ; Sec. Departmental Com
mittee on the Dish Flax-growing Industry, 1910-11. War
Work : Deputy Head of Branch of MUitary Sea Transport
Department, Ministry of Shipping, responsible for transport
of MUitary Personnel, Stores, and Equipment across EngUsh
Channel, and in Mediterranean. Address : Ikotobo, Clontarf,
Dublin. (M3640)
FIDOE, Alfred Joseph, M.B.E, 6. 16 Jan. 1876 ; s. of
Alfred Fidoe, of Dudley. Educ. : Prospect House Academy,
Stourbridge, Worcs. Clerk and Steward, Oxford County and
City Mental Hospital, Littlemore, nr. Oxford. War Work :
Mental Hospital converted into a War Hospital, April, 1918 ;
acted as Sec. and Steward of the Hospital. Address : Little-
more, nr. Oxford. (MS075)
FIDOE, Katharine Mary, M.B.E.
FIELD, Capt. Christopher Senior, O.B.E.
FIELD, Capt. David, M.B.E.
FIELD, Capt. Edward Elgar, O.B.E, D.C.L.I. (T.F.),
and R.E.
FIELD, Edward Hubert, M.B.E, M.C, 6. 28 Oct. 1884 ;
s. of Edward Field, of Leamington, Warwickshire ; m. Catherine
LiUan, d. of T. W. Sorby. War Work : Joined 4th S. Midland
Howitzer Edge, R.A, Sept. 1914 ; proceeded to France,
March, 1915 ; twice mentioned in despatches. Address :
Borve, Woldingham, Surrey. (M4478)
FIELD, Lieut. Eric Athelstane, M.B.E.
FIELD, Herbert Stanley, O.B.E.
FIELD, John WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 2 Feb. 1878 ; s . of
Edwin Field, of EaUng W. ; to. Edith Anne, d. of Edward
J. B. Downing, of Westminster. Educ. : Aylesbury Grammar
and City of Westminster Schools. CivU Servant ; Staff
Officer in Foreign Office. Address : 93, Coldershaw Road,
West Ealing, W. 13. (M8076)
FIELD, Joseph Henry, O.B.E, LL.B. (London), 6. 1865 ,
Town Clerk and Clerk of the Peace, Huddersfield.
War Work: Clerk to Huddersfield Local Tribunal; Clerk to
Separation Allowances Committee ; Joint Secretary, Hudders
field Recruiting Committee , Secretary Huddersfield War
Relief Committee ; Legal Adviser to Huddersfield Food and
Coal and Fuel Control Committees. Address : Town Hall,
Huddersfield. (01336)
FIELD, Mabel Clara Hawkes, M.B.E, fi. 26 Oct. 1875 ;
d. of Capt. G. Lainson Field, of Talton House, Nr. Stratford-
on-Avon. Educ. : Privately ; Malvern. War Work : Com-

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mandant of V.A.D, Warwick 4 ; worked as Assistant Comman
dant at the Town HaU Hospital, Stratford-on-Avon, from Oct
1914, to March, 1915 ; and from May, 1915 to March, 1919-
was in charge of V.A. Hospital, Whytegates, Stratford-on-
Avon. Addresses : Talton House, Stratford-on-Avon ; lUlton
Keynes Rectory, Newport Pagnell. (M36411
FIELD, MathUde, Mrs., M.B.E. '
FIELD, Michael Birt, M.B.E.
FIELD, Capt. Raymond Ernest, O.B.E.
FIELD, Rev. Major WUUam, O.B.E, Hon. S.C.F, fi. 1874 •
s. of WUliam Field, of Norwich ; to. Constance Ethel, d. of
WiUiam PhiUp Creak, of Great Yarmouth. Educ : Crescent
Range CoUege, Manchester, and London University. Minister
of ReUgion. War Work : Served in Egypt, Italy, France
Belgium and with Army of Occupation in Germany, in all, four
years ; three times mentioned in despatches ; Awarded O.B.E.
and Croix de Guerre (Belgium) ; made an Hon. Senior Chaplain
to H.M. Forces. Address : The Manse, Cleckheaton, Yorks.
Club : Masonic. (05254)
FIELD, Lieut. WUUam Samuel, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
FIELD, Lieut.-Col. WUUam Vincent, O.B.E, R.AMC
FIELDEN, Dora, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of Thomas Henry
Ismay, of Dawpool, Thurstaston ; m. Joshua Fielden, s. of
Joshua Fielden, of Nutfield Priory, ItedhiU. War Work:
Commandant of V.A.D. Hospital from 1914-18. Address:
Kineton House, Kineton, Warwickshire. (0333)
FIELDEN, Mysie, Mrs., M.B.E.
FIELDER, Charles James, M.B.E.
FIELDER, Charles Lavington, M.B.E.
FIELDER, Sub.-Lieut. Stanley, O.B.E, R.N.R.
FIELDHOUSE, Arthur, M.B.E, C.S.M.
FIELDHOUSE, WiUiam John, C.B.E, fi. 1858; s. of
Thomas Fieldhouse, of Newport, Salop. ; m. 1882, Lucy, d. of
Abraham Wood. Educ. : Newport Grammar Sch. Head of
the firm of Geo. H. Hughes (Limited), of St. Stephen's Wheel
Works, Birmingham ; a Director of Brampton Brothers
(Limited) ; J.P. for Warwickshire. Address : Ansty Manor,
Wootton Wawen, Warwickshire. Club : Royal Thames
Yacht. (C158)
FIELDING, Sir Charles Wm, K.B.E.
FIELDING, Frederick, M.B.E, 6. 19 Nov. 1863 ; s.
of John Osborn Fielding, of Graveley Manor, Cambs. Educ. :
Croydon. War Work : Hon. Sec. Buckden Centre British
Red Cross Society, and Buckden Centre Hungtingdonshire
Volunteer Regt. Address: York House, Buckden, Huntingdon. (M8078)
FIELDING, Henry, M.B.E.
FIELDING, Thomas Henry, M.B.E.
FIELDHMG, Capt. Walter Harrison, M.B.E, 6. 9 Ang.
1889 ; s. of the late Thomas Edward Fielding, of Southport,
Lancs. ; m. Marjorie Octavia Adair, d. of F. G. Adair Roberts,
of OakbiU Lodge, Hampstead, N.W. War Work: Enlisted
in 28th London Regt. (Artists Rifles), 1914 ; commissioned
as 2nd Lieut. R.E. 1915 ; promoted Capt. 1916 ; served in
GaUipoli, Sinai and on Suez Canal ; Engmeer-m-Charge of
R.A.F. buildings at Aboukir, Egypt, 1917-19 ; mentioned in
despatches. Address : Briarside Cottage, Letchworth. (M3380)
FIENNES, Florence Agnes, Lady TWISLETON-
WYKEHAM-, O.B.E.; d. of John Rathfeldar, of Wynberg,
Cape Colonj-, and widow of Arthur Woodward Fletcher; m.
Hon. Sir Eustace Edward Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, Bart.
(see Burke's Peerage). Addresses : Government House, Victoria
Mohe, SeycheUes; Studland House, Studland Bay, Dorset;
86, Eaton Terrace, S.W. (01337)
FIENNES, Gerard Yorke TWISLETON-WYKEHAM-,
C.B.E, Order of Leopold I, Belgium, 6. 18 Juiy, 1864 ; s. of Rev.
Hon. Wingfield Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, of Coine House,
Rickmansworth ; m. Gwendolen, d. of Francis Gisborne, of
Holme HaU, BakeweU. Educ : Winchester, New Coll,
Oxford. Journalist. TFar Work : Naval Correspondent of
" Observer," all through ; General Editor, National War
Aims Committee, Oct. 1917 to Armistice. Address: Coine
House, Rickmansworth. Club : Savile. (C2607)
FIFE, WiUiam, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 11 Jan. 1857 ; s. of
WUUam Fife, of FairUe. Naval Architect ; Member of the
Institute of Naval Architects. War Work : Department of
Aeronautical Supplies. Address : The Place, FairUe, Avrshire.
Clubs : Royal Thames Yacht ; Conservative, Glasgow ; Royal
Automobile. (03712)
FIGG, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Charles Arthur, 0.B.E,
R.A.M.C. FIGGINS, Eng.-Capt. John WilUam, O.B.E, R.N.
FIGGIS, Howard Bradley, M.B.E, fi. 20 Jan. 1868; s.
of Samuel Figgis, J.P, of Montagu Grove, Hampstead, N.W. ;
m. Edith Annie, d. of Sir Corbet WoodaU, D.S.C, of Walden
Chislehurst (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Uppingham.
Rubber and General Produce Broker. War Work: Member
of City of London Advisory Recruiting Committee. Ad
dress : Heathlands, Hampstead Heath, N.W. CZufi : Reform.
(M1715)
FIGGIS, Ruby Norah, M.B.E, V.A.D.
FILER, Samuel, O.B.E.
FILDES, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Paul G., O.B.E, EXV.E
FILGATE, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Robert Patten MA
CARTNEY-, C.B.E
FILL, Major Samuel John Vincent, O.B.E, E.A.F.
FILLION, Rev Joseph, M.B.E.
FILMER, Lieut. Walter George Harry, M.B.E.
FINCH, Daisy AmeUa, M.B.E. ; d. of MarshaU Finch, oi

BIOGRAPHIES.

Fisher

Tunbridge WeUs. Educ. : St. James' School, Tunbridge
WeEs. Telephonist, G.P.O. War Work: Three years at
General Headquarters, Home Forces, one year at the War
Cabinet, Whitehall Gardens. Address : 82, Albert Road,
Alexandra Park, N. 22. (M8080
FINCH, Lieut. George Ingle, M.B.E.
FINCH, Lieut.-Col. HamUton Walter Edward, C.B.E,
D.S.O, Middlesex Regt, 6. 1868. Served in the Great War,
1914-17 (despatches). (CI 561)
FINCH, Josiah Robert, O.B.E. (O12047)
FINCH, Lionel Hugh Knightley, O.B.E. (04488c)
FINCH, Madeline Constance, M.B.E. Secretariat,
Ministry of Munitions. (M10317
FINCH, Marie Isabel, M.B.E. (M1716)
FINCH, Lieut.-Comm. Sidney, O.B.E, R.N.R. (ret.), 6.
1868 ; s. of Robert Finch, of Blackheath, S.E. ; to. Florence
May, d. of Lance Smith, of N.S.W. Educ. : H.M.S. " Wor
cester." Master Mercantile Marine. War Work : In com
mand of troopships, and of Hospital ship " Kalyan," Archangel,
1918-19. (010400)
FINCH, Major WiUiam Robert Edward Heneage, O.B.E.
FINCHAM, Capt. John WUUam George, O.B.E.. A.C.F.
FINCKEN, Major Vernon Shaw Taylor, O.B.E.
FINDLAY, EUzabeth Susan, M.B.E.
FINDLAY, EUen Kent, Mrs., M.B.E.
FINDLAY, Surg.-Lieut. George WiUiam Marshall,
O.B.E, M.B, R.N.
FINDLAY, Lieut.-Col. Harold, C.B.E, E. Kent Regt. ;
served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1562)
FINDLAY, James, O.B.E.
FINDLAY, James Arthur, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 16 May, 1883 ;
s. of Robert Downie Findlay, of Woodside House, Beith ; to.
Annie Gertrude, d. of Theodore Walker, F.R.G.S, of Glenn
Hall, Leicestershire. Educ. : Ardvreck ; Fettes CoU. ;
Geneva Univ. Chairman, Beith Parish CouncU ; Hon. Sec,
Ayrshire Branch, British Red Cross Society ; Member, Glas
gow Stock Exchange. War Work: Hon. Sec. Ayrshire
Branch, British Red Cross Society ; Official organiser for
Ayrshire Red Cross Week, 1917-18 ; Chairman, War Savings
Association, Beith Branch ; Chairman, War Pensions Com
mittee, Beith ; Member of Lord Eglinton's County Fund to
relieve distress caused by the war. Address : Woodside House,
Beith, Ayrshire. Clubs : Royal Thames Yacht ; New, Glas
gow. (M3644)
FINDLAY, Jean ElmsUe Henderson, C.B.E.
FINDLAY, Sir John Ritchie, K.B.E, D.L, J.P, 6. 1866 ;
(see Burke's Peerage) ; s. of J. R. Findlay, of Aberlour ;
m. Harriet Jane, d. of Sir Jonathan E. Backhouse, of the
Rookery, Middleton Tyas (see BURKE'S Peerage). Educ. :
Harrow ; BalUol, Oxford. Proprietor of " The Scotsman."
War Work : Chairman of Scottish National Housing Company ;
member Scottish Advisory Committee, and of the Prince of
Wales' Fund. Addresses : 3, Rothesay Terrace, Edinburgh ;
Aberlour, Banffshire. Clubs : Brooks's ; New, Edinburgh. (K20)
FINDLAY, Lieut.-Col. Richard John, O.B.E, R.A.O.C
FINDLAY, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Henri de La Tour
d'Auvergne, D.S.O, O.B.E, fi. 1864 ; s. of the-late Col. Alex
ander Findlay, of Nairn ; to. 1st, 1894, Isabella Maria, who d.
youngest d. of the Rev. Canon Hodgson, of Horsham, Sussex ;
2nd, 1917, Josephine May, d. of Thomas Vaughan Anthony,
of 14; Daleham Gardens, Hampstead, N.W. Lieut.-Col.
Canadian Army Ser. Corps ; served in the S. African War
with Roy. Sussex Regt. ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches,
Croix de Guerre). Address: Sunny HiUs, Port WilUams,
Nova Scotia, Canada. (05994)
FINDLEY, Capt. Harold Bruce, O.B.E. Can. A.D.C.
FINK, Kenneth De Quincey, M.B.E.
FINLAY, Lieut.-Col. Frank DalzeU, O.B.E, P.S.C,
6. 1868 ; s. of Frank D. Finlay, of Belfast. Tirah Expedi
tion N.W. Frontier, Lndia, 1897. War Work : Commanded
WUtshire Regt. ; General Staff. Clubs : United Service ;
Garrick; M.C.C. (01339)
FINLAY, Paymaster-Rear-Adm. George, C.B.E, R.N.
Accountant Officer, Depot Ship, Queenstown. (C2270)
FINLAY, Capt. George, O.B.E, Aust. A.M.C, A.I.F.
FINLAY, Lieut. Harry WilUam, M.B.E.
FINLAY, Lieut. John, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
FINLAY, May, M.B.E.
FINLAY, Hon. Sir WiUiam, K.B.E.. K.C, Officer Legion
dHonneur; Officer Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazurus
(Italy), fi. 15 Oct. 1875 ; s. of Robert Bannatyne, 1st Viscount
Finlay, of Nairn, ; m. Beatrice Marion, d. of Edward Kirk-
patrick HaU, of Kevin, Nairn, N.B. Educ : Eton ; Trinity
College, Cambridge (President of Union). Junior Counsel to
the Inland Revenue, 1905-14 ; King's Counsel, 1914. War
Work : Assisted in Procurator-General's Department (Intelli
gence), 1915; Chairman of Contraband Committee, Foreign
Office, 1916; Vice-Chairman of AUied Blockade Committee,
1917-19 ; Temporary Legal Adviser, Foreign Office, 1918-19.
Addresses: 31, PhUlimore Gardens, W. 8; Fairway, Great
Bedwyn, Wilts. Club : United University. (K454)
FINLAY, Sergt. WiUiam George, M.B.E, 6. 25 Nov.
1864 ; s. of the late George Finlay, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ;
m. Annie, d. of Frederick Coppin, of Newcastle-ou-Tyne.
Received an Army Education, and awarded a First Class
Certiflate of Education, CivU Service Examination, by the
Horse Guards, War Office, 26 March, 1890. One of the
¦bounders of the Northumberland Veterans' Association, New-
iCastle-on-Tyne, for Veterans of the Army and Navy; Hon.

Sec. of the Society from its first inception on 18 Oct. 1908, tUl
retirement during the present year (1920) ; laboured for up
wards of 20 years in the work of social reform, etc, amongst
the Veteran Sailors and Soldiers of Newastle-on-Tyne, and
District (received the thanks of the late Field Marshal Lord
Roberts, V.C). War Work : Recruiting for Kitchener's
Army during the early stages of the War, and instrumental in
the formation for the duties of Home Defence, of the National
Reserve of the County (Northumberland). Address : 39,
Seventh Avenue, Heaton, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (M8081)
FINLAYSON, David John, O.B.E.
FINLAYSON, Capt. Duncan, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 23 Dec.
1863 ; s. of Roderick llnlayson, bf New Kelso, Strathcarron ;
to. Katherine Wylle. Educ. : Lochcarron Public School.
Chief Constable of Ross and Cromarty. War Work : County
Director of Red Cross Society ; Convener of County Recruiting
Committee under Voluntary System ; Member of County
Territorial Force Association. Address : Marsfile, Craig
Road, Dingwall. (O1340)
FINLAYSON, Major WiUiam Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
FINLINSON, Ethel Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 4 June, 1877 ;
d. of the late John M. Roberts ; to. Capt. Alfred Louis Finlinson,
South Staffordshire Regt. War Work : V.A.D. No 2, B.R.C.
Hospital, France, 1915-16 ; Private Sec. to the Controller of
Gun Ammunition Filling Dept, Ministry of Munitions, 1917-19.
Address: Whittington Barracks, Lichfield, Staffs. (M8082)
FINN, Major Charles Napier, O.B.E, Aust. A.M.C.
FINNEY, Capt. Wilfred Josiah, OB.E, Can. F.A.
FINNIMORE, Benjamin Kingston, M.B.E.
FINNIS, Com. George Home, C.B.E, R.N. Served in
the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2353)
FINNIS, Comm. George Home, C.B.E, O.B.E, R.N.
FINNIS, Col. Henry, C.S.I, C.B.E, late R.E, fi. 9 Feb.
1853 ; s. of Steriker Finnis, DX, J.P. of Dover ; m. Mary,
d of John Leahy, M.D, late of Indian Medical Service. Educ. :
Wellington ; R.M.A, Woolwich. Served in India as an R.E.
officer, 1876-1910; Afghan War, 1878-80 ; retired, Feb. 1910.
War Work : Re-employed Oct. 1914 as C.R.E. 36th (Ulster)
Division, and C.R.E. Cannock Chase, till Mar. 1919. Address:
The Cottage, HUlingdon, Uxbridge. (C814)
FINNIS, Herbert, M.B.E.
FINNIS, Capt. Herbert Cobb, O.B.E, LA.
FIRMIN, 2nd Lieut. Cyril Alfred, M.B.E, R.A.F.
FIRMIN, Major Norman Haynes, O.B.E, Tyne Electrical
Engineers, R.E, 6. 4 July, 1883; s. of Arthur Firmin, of
London ; to. Lucy Isabel, d. of the late WiUiam Short, of
Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. : King's Coll. School. Personal
Assistant to Manager of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Electric Supply
Co, Ltd. ¦ Sec. of County of Durham Electric Power Supply
Co, and County of Durham Electrical Power Distribution Co,
Ltd. War Work : Embodied in Special Service Section oi
Tyne Electrical Engineers, July, 1914 ; commanded No. 9
(Tyne) Mobile Searchlight Co, March 1916 to Oct. 1917 ;
seconded for duty at Admiralty as Sec. to Director of Experi
ments and Research, March 1918 ; appointed Assistant-Director
of Experiments and Research (for Administration), Oct. 1918.
Address : Cotfield, Hexham-on-Tyne. (010401)
FIRMINGER, Eveleen Sarah, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 18 Dec.
1871 ; d. of the Rev. P. E. Mies, of Odstock ; to. the Ven.
Walter Kelly, Archdeacon of Calcutta, s. of the Rev. T. A. C.
Firminger. Address : St. John's House. Calcutta. (M6142)
FIRMISTONE, Emily Florence, O.B.E, 6. 1856 ; d of
the late Rev. Edward Firmstone, of Winchester. Educ. :
Privately. Town CounciUor ; Woman Guardian ; Prison
Visitor. War Work : Organiser of Westgate Club and Canteen
for soldiers, 1914-19, Winchester. Address : Pyotts' Cottage,
Winchester. (010402)
FIRTH, Lieut. Bernard, O.B.E, R.N.R.
FIRTH, Clare Jane, Mrs., M.B.E, R.R.C, 6. 14 Oct. 1868;
d. of late S. A. Turner, of Egham, Surrey ; to. Joseph, s. of
John Firth, of Dudley HiU, Bradford, Yorks. Educ. : Egham.
Matron of Withington Poor Law Institution (3000 beds).
War Work : Matron-in-charge, NeU Lane Military Hospital,
West Didsbury, Manchester, 1916-19. Address: Nell Lane
Hospital, West Didsbury. Club : Withington Golf. (M392)
FIRTH, John William, M.B.E.
FIRTH, Col. Sir Robert Hammill, K.B.E, C.B, 6. 1 Dec.
1857 (see BURKE'S Peerage): s. of John Firth, H.E.I.CS. ;
m Mary, d. of WUliam Knight, of Appledore, Devon. Educ. :
Privately ; Univ. Coll, London. Entered A.M.S, Aug. 1883 ;
Lieut.-Col. 1903 ; Col. 1912 ; retired, 1919 ; formerly Professor
Mil Hyg. Royal Army Med. CoU, London. Hazara Expe
dition, 1888 ; Tirah Expedition, 1897-8 ; served in France,
1915-19 ; mentioned in despatches three times. Address : 4,
Canfield House, Hampstead, N.W. 3. Club : Junior United
Service. (K269)
FISH, Capt. Colin, O.B.E, R.E.
FISH, Capt. George Drummond, M.B.E.
FISH, Major PhiUip Henry, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
FISH, Walter George, C.B.E, 6. 3 June, 1874 ; s. of
George Fish, late of Heme HiU, London ; to. NeUie, d. oi
D. T. Oakley. Educ : Westminster City School. Director
of Associated Newspapers, Ltd. War Work : Honorary
Director of Publicity to Coal- Control Department during
critical period of the war. Address : 10, Heme HiU, London,
S E 24. Club : Devonshire. (C959)
FISHER, Amy Anderson, Mrs., M.B.E.
FISHER, Cecil James, O.B.E. (06618)
FISHER, Charles Browning, C.B.E, 6. 1863. Educ :

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Fisher

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Winchester. Land Agent ; a Director of Northamptonshire
Union Bank (Limited) ; and Agricultural Adviser to Ministry
of Food. Address : CUpston House, Market Harborough.
Club : Junior Carlton. (C960)
FISHER, Major Charles Stanley, O.B.E.
FISHER, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Charles Taylor,
O.B.E, R.A.O.C, fi. 1 Jan. 1877 ; s. of Rev. W. F. Fisher, of
Wooton, I. of Wight ; m. Violet IsabeUa, d. of WUUam Wheeler,
of Chatburn. Educ. : Privately. Regular Army. War
Work : C.O.O. Sierra Leone, Feb. 1914 to May, 1915 ; C.O.O.
Southampton Clothing Area, June, 1915 to Dec. 1915 ; A.D.O.S.
East Africa, Jan. 1916 to March, 1918 ; D.D.O.S. North Russia
Expeditionary Force (Archangel), June, 1918 to Sept. 1919.
Address : c'o Sir C. R. McGrigor, Bart, & Co, 39, Panton
Street, Haymarket, London, S.W. (02313)
FISHER, Lieut. Claude Frederick Urquhart. M.B.E.,
T.F. Res, fi. 4 June, 1891 ; s. of C Urquhart Fisher, L.CC,
of Hyde Park, W. Educ. : Westminster School. Asst.
District Commissioner, the Boy Scouts' Association, Lowestoft.
War Work : Served with 2/1 E.A. (Essex) R.G.A, Heavy
Battery, Aug. 1914, to Feb. 1919. Address : 16, High Street,
Lowestoft. (M5263)
FISHER, Lieut. Douglas Blake, O.B.E, R.N.
FISHER, Edward Lamley, M.B.E.
FISHER, EUinor Jane, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 23 May, 1868 ;
d. of J. H. Whitaker (Cotton Manufacturers), of Burnley,
Lancashire ; to. John Henry (Timber Merchant), of HuU.
Educ. : Privately. Lady Supt, Kingston Division St. John
Ambulance Brigade. Hull ; Lady Supt. HuU Society Pre
vention of Cruelty to Children. War Work : Assistant Prince
of Wales' Fund (6 months) ; Belgian Refugee Work (decora
tion, Queen Elisabeth Medal) ; V.A.D. Nurse, 7 months,
Naval Hospital, HuU ; Canteen Work, HuU ; for two years
Head Steward St. John V.A.D. Hospital, HuU. Address :
WUlerby HaU, WUlerby, near Hull. (M8055)
FISHER, Ethel Sophia, M.B.E. ; d. of JohnBowden, of Man
chester ; to. Edwin Robert, s. of Robert Fisher, of Ystalyfera.
Educ. : Bowdon, Cheshire. War Work : President of the
Ammanford Branch of the Soldiers' and SaUors' Fanulies
Association, and Member of the War Pensions Committee.
Address : Wansbeck, Ammanford, South Wales. (M8086)
FISHER, Frederick Furryan, O.B.E, 6. 3 Oct. 1878 ;
s. of Frederick WiUiam Fisher, of Ravenscroft, Penge ; m.
Blanche, d. of George NicoU, of Epping. Educ. : Privately,
and King's CoU, London. Asst. Director of Contracts,
Admiralty. War Work : DeaUng with contracts for warships,
auxUiary vessels, and aircraft for H.M. Navy. Address :
Cranford, Hadley Wood, Middlesex. (010403)
FISHER, Frederick Ludolph, M.B.E, A.M.I.E.E, 6.
2 Sept. 1876 ; s. of Charles Fisher, of Hampton-on-Thames,
Middlesex ; m. Hetty McEwan, d. of WiUiam Jackson, of
Lenzie, Scotland. Educ. : City of London School. War
Work : Chief Electrical Engineer of the Cable Ship " Amber,"
engaged in repairing the submarine cables between England
and the Mediterranean throughout the war. Address : c/o
Eastern Telegraph Company, Electra House, Finsbury Pave
ment, London, E.C. 2. (M8087)
FISHER, Capt. George WUfred, O.B.E.
FISHER, Honoria Mary, M.B.E.
FISHER, Major Hubert Frank, O.B.E, R.A.F.
FISHER, Hubert WUUam Warwick, M.B.E, 6. 25 Dec
1890 ; s. of John and Mary Fisher, of Enfield Lock ; Civil
Servant. War Work : Registrar, War Trade Dept. ; and
Sec. to the Transhipment and Re-export Committees, War
Trade Dept. Address: OrweU, Albury Ride, Cheshunt. (M8088)
FISHER, Janet Aitken, Mrs, M.B.E.
FISHER, John CampbeU, O.B.E, fi. 6 June, 1880 ; s. of
the Rev. Canon Robert Fisher, of the Rectory, Stokesley,
Yorks. ; to. Agnes Beatrice, d. of John Douglas Close, of
Nottingham. Educ. : Oakham and Sidney Sussex College,
Cambridge. Clerk, Colonial Audit branch, Exchequer and
Audit dept, 1902 ; asst. auditor, Lagos, 1903 ; N. Nigeria
1905 ; local auditor, 1909 ; examnr, 1910 ; 1st div. elk'
(2nd els.), central office, 1910 ; auditor, Malta, 1913 ; senior
clerk, central office, 1919. War Work : In Malta ; Member of
SuppUes and Prices Board, Wheat Board, and Control Board ¦
Head of Food Control Office. Address : 20, Manor Road'
Beckenham, Kent. Club : Beckenham. (0991)
FISHER, Josephine HUda, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1874-
d. of Joseph WilUamson, of Scarborough; m. Herbert, s of
John Fisher, of London. Educ : " Westlands," Scarborough
War Work : Joined the V.A.D. in 1913 ; Four years Com
mandant at Balgowan Hospital, where over 5000 patients were
treated. Address : " Cawood," Tudor Boad, Beckenham
Kent. (M19)
FISHER, Katharine, M.B.E.; d. of John Fisher of
Boston Spa. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Hospital work
at Zagazig and Fayoum, Egypt; Industrial ReUef work at
Armenian Camp, Port Said; ReUef work, Jerusalem and
Damascus, Orphanage, Soup kitchens, Laundry, and Repair
shop for Army clothing. Address : Oak Bank, Whitehaven
Cumberland. (M8089J
FISHER, Major Otto Sarony, O.B.E, MR CVS
R.A.V.C 6. 27 Dec 1877 ; s. of S. W. Fisher, of Scarborough!
Educ. : Scarborough ; Private School. M.R.CV.S Address •
c,o Messrs. Holt & Co., 3, WhitehaU Place. London. (05257)
FISHER, Samuel Joseph, M.B.E, 6. 28 Jan. 1860 • s of
Samuel Fisher of Cheltenham; to. EUzabeth Annie, d of
John Anthony Carr, of East Murton, Co. Durham Educ ¦

British School, Cheltenham; Boro' Road Coll, London
Schoolmaster. War Work: Hon. Sec. Local Central War
Savings Committee, Burton-on-Trent. (M8090)
FISHER, Comm. Sir Thomas, K.B.E, R.N, ft. 1883 '
s. of Thomas Fisher, of Birmingham ; to. Aimee, d. of Walter
Loveridge, of CodsaU. Educ: H.M.S. " Britannia." Retired
from Royal Navy, 1919, with rank of Commander; General
Manager, Canadian Pacific Ocean Services. War Wort •
served afloat in Reserve. Fleet as Flag-Corn. ; at the Admiralty]
and at Washington in the United States, as representative of
the Ministry of Shipping. Addresses: 103, Sloane Street-
8, Waterloo Place, S.W. Clubs: United Service; St,
James. (K371)
FISHER, Major Walter Harington,O.B.E, M.B, R.A M C
(T.), 6. 19 Sept. 1876 ; s. of J. E. Fisher, of Higham-on-the-
HU1, Leicestershire. Educ : Cambridge and London Hospital
War Work : Mediterranean Expeditionary Force and Egyptian
Expeditionary Force, April, 1915, to June 1920. Address:
Pembroke House, Cleethorpes, Lines. Club : Royal Societies' (06181).
FISHER, Paymaster-Lieut. WiUiam Newton, O.B.E.,
R.N.R. FISK, Elsie Beatrice, M.B.E.
FISKEN, AUce Maude, M.B.E.
FISKEN, LUy Edith, M.B.E.
FISON, Edmund Towers, O.B.E, 6. 13 Nov. 1869 ; s. of
Cornell Henry Fison, of Ford Place, Thetford, Norfolk; m.
Gertrude Mary, d. of F. W. King, of Rushford Lodge, Thetford,
Norfolk. Edue. : Repton aud Corpus Christi CoUege, Cam
bridge. Surgeon to SaUsbury Infirmary ; M.O. i/c Troops
SaUsbury ; M.O.H. and School Medical Officer, Salisbury.
War Work : Surgeon to Salisbury Infirmary ; Medical Officer
to Troops, Salisbury. Address : 2, St. John Street, SaUsbury. (04363)
FITCH, Sir CecU Edwin, K.B.E, M.A, L.L.B, fi. 13
Oct. 1870 ; s. of Edwin Fitch, of Frognal Priory, N.W. ; m.
LiUian, d. of Col. Alexander Gordon, of Hamilton, Ohio.
Educ. : Privately, and Jesus CoUege, Cambridge. Barrister-
at-law, 1895 ; Unionist Candidate, E. Norfolk, Jan. 1910, and
mid-Gloucester, Dec. 1910. War Work : Raised some 3000
recruits ; Examiner for Lord Bryce's Commission on Belgian
Atrocities ; Enlisted, Jan. 1915 ; Commissionea Lieut, March,
1915 ; Capt, May, 1915 (Gloucester Regt.) ; Major, Nov. 1915,
(Worcester Regt.), Lieut.-Col, R.W.E, April, 1917 ; Mentioned
in Despatches. Addresses : Gordon Dene, Princes Road,
Wimbledon Park, S.W.19 ; St. Anslem, Warmer, Kent. Ctefis :
Carlton ; Oxford and Cambridge ; Ranelagh. (K372)
FITCH, Rev. Edward Arnold, O.B.E, CF, 6. 23 Feb.
1880 ; s. of Rev. E. H. Fitch, of Burgh-by-Sands, Cumberland;
m. Dorothy Ingram, d. of Rev. Dr. Shaw, of Thame Grammar
School, Oxon. Educ. : Denstane College ; Bradford Technical
College ; Edinburgh Theological CoUege. Curate, St. James,
Leith, 1905-10 ; Chaplain to Forces, 1910 ; Stations — Woolwich,
Curragh, Harrismith, Pretoria, Bloemfontein, Wareham. War
Work : CI', 15th Dif. Brigade, B.E.F. ; CF. 41st Division,
B.E.F.; D.A.C.G, XlXth Corps, B.E.F.; A.C.G, Havre
Area, B.E.F. Address : " The Homestead," Wareham,
Dorset. ' (01024)
FITCH, Paymaster-Lieut. Henry Maldon, O.B.E, R.N.
FITCH, Major Vernon Frederick, O.B.E, T D, R.F.A.
(T.F.). 6. 20 May, 1880 ; s. of Herbert Fitch, of Kensington.
Educ. : St. Paul's, London. Director of Herbert Fitch & Co,
Ltd, Printers, London. War Work : liaised and trained 2/3rd
and 3/3rd London Brigade, R.F.A. (T.) ; trained first 1500
R.F.A. Derby Recruits ; served with the B.E.F. as Battery
Commander in the 56th (London) and 36th (Ulster) Division.
Club : Royal AutomobUe. (07147)
FITCHETT, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam Graham
Lawson, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
FITT, Adelaide, Mrs., M B.E.. fi. 20 June, 1854 ; d. of
Joseph Fogerty, of Henry Street, Limerick • m. Charles H,
s. of Edward Fitt, of CorbaUy, Limerick. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Member of Local War Pensions Committee,
Limerick, since 1914. Address : MaryviUe, CorbaUy, Limerick,
Co. Limerick, Deland. (M8091)
F1TTALL, Robert John, O.B.E, fi. 1870 ; s. of the late
John Edward FittaU, of Derby ; m. Florence Emma, d. of the
late John Fearn, of Derby. SoUcitor and Town Clerk of
Plymouth; Registration Officer and Deputy Clerk of the
Peace. War Work: Clerk to Local Tribunal; Executive
Officer Food Control Committee, and Area Organising Officer
for CornwaU and a district of Devon. Addresses : 6, Osborne
ViUas, Devonport; Bickleigh, Devon. Club: The Royal
Western Yacht (Plymouth). (010404)
FITTON, John Herbert, O.B.E. For work in connection
with the Wool Textile Dept. (011903)
FITZGERALD, Lieut.-Col. Arthur, O.B.E, LA.
FITZGERALD, Edward, C.B.E. ; Deputy-Chairman, Can
adian Committee, Hudson's Bay Company, 6. 9 Nov. 1874 ; s.of
Charles Lionel John, of Ottawa ; m. Kate, d. of John Buhner,
of Montreal, Quebec. Educ. : Model School, Ottawa, Canada.
War Work : Imperial Munitions Board (Canada). A-™'®* '¦
807, Electric Ry. Chambers, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Club:
Manitoba. (C15»
FITZGERALD, Edward Henry, O.B.E, 5. 1857; ». of
John B. FitzGerald; to. Jessie, d. of Wm. Kirtland. War
Work : Special Committee, Tea Brokers' Association, London.
Address : c/o Stenning, Inskipp & Co, 14, Mincing ^^SjVj

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Fleming

FITZGERALD, Franois John, C.B.E, J.P, M.A, LL.B,
b i July, 1864 : s. of the Hon. Nicholas FitzGerald, of Mel
bourne, Australia ; m Hon. Mina Susanna Georgina, d. of
William Henry John, 11th Baron North, of Wroxton Abbey,
Banbury. Educ : Oscott and Trinity CoUege, Dublin.
Barrister-at-Law, Middle. Temple ; Recorder of Newbury.
War Work : 1914, served in France with hospital unit attached
to the Expeditionary Force ; 1914 Medal ; 1916-19, Chairman
of the Oxfordshire Appeal Tribunal. Addresses : Wroxton,
Banbury ; 3, Pump Court, Temple, E.C.4. Clubs : Carlton ;
Marlborough. (C961)
FITZGERALD, Frank, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
FITZGERALD, Lieut.-Col. Gordon WiUiam, O.B.E,
K.A.M.C. (T.F.)
FITZGERALD, Henry Frederick, M.B.E.
FITZ-GERALD, Rev. Henry Purefoy, M.B.E., F.L.S,
M.A, fi. 27 May, 1867 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. R. Purefoy FitzGerald
of Preston, Candover, Hants. ; to. LiUan Mary, d. of W. Lang-
ton, of Gatcombe House, I. of W. Educ : CUfton CoU. ;
Keble Coll, Oxford. Senior Science Master, WeUington Coll,
1893-1908. War Work : Commandant, LidweUs AuxUiary
MiUtary Hospital, Goudhurst, Kent ; Member of Tribunal ;
Food Control ; Coal Control ; War Agricultural Committee's
representative : Chairman, Cranbrook War Agricultural Sub
committee ; Head Special Constable, Goudhurst. Address :
LidweUs, Goudhurst, Kent. Clubs : New ; Oxford and
Cambridge. (M8092)
FITZGERALD, The Rev. James Charles, O.B.E.
FITZGERALD, Capt. John Sidney North, M.B.E, M.C.
FITZGERALD, John Thomas, M.B.E. (M10386)
FITZGERALD, Marion, Mrs., C.B.E,, fi. 1860; d. of
Mahony Harte, of Batterfield House, Co. Kerry ; to. Robert
John, s. of Sir Peter FitzGerald, Bart, Knight of Kerry, of
Valencia Island, Deland. War Work : President, Co. Kerry
Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association ; Chairman, Co.
Kerry War Pensions Committee ; Commandant, Kerry 4
V.A.D. ; President and Hon. Sec, Red Cross Working Associa
tion. Address : 10, Milner Street, Cadogan Square, S.W. (C2609)
FITZGERALD, 2nd Lieut. Maurice Bolton, M.B.E, R.A.U.
FITZGERALD, Capt. Maurice Edward WilUam, O.B.E,
FITZGERALD, Major Thomas Patrick, O.B.E, 6. 16
Aug. 1853 ; s. of the late Rev. T. M. FitzGerald ; to. Sarah,
i. of WilUam Watte, of Glenavy, Co. Antrim. Educ. : Kings-
wood School, Bath. War Work : Senior Assistant Officer,
E.G.A. Record Office, Dover. Address : 3, Belgrave Road,
Monkstown. Co. DubUn. (O8806)
FITZGERALD, WilUam, O.B.E. ; s. of WilUam Sanderson
FitzGerald, of Dunedin, New Zealand ; to. Kathleen May, d. of
WUliam WoodviUe Shelmerding, of Dunedin N.Z. and Man
chester. Educ : Oamaru (N.Z.) Grammar School, Otago
(N.Z.) University ; Edinburgh Univ. Medical Practitioner ;
Assistant Director (Medical InteUigence Branch) Medical
Services Division, Ministry of Pensions ; formerly Surgeon-
Capt. New Zealand Volunteer Medical Staff Corps ; Medals
in Anatomy and Practice of Medicine at Royal CoUege of
Surgeons, Edinburgh. War Work : Examiner of Recruits
(under War Office) Manchester and Liverpool ; member of
Liverpool No. 1 Medical Board ; Deputy Commissioner of
i Medical Services (Ministry of National Service) ; in charge of
Liverpool Recruiting Medical Boards. Address : c/o High
Commissioner for New Zealand, N.Z. Government Offices,
Strand, London. (O11785.0
FITZGERALD, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Coulson, O.B.E.
; FITZHERBERT, Lieut.-Col. Norman, C.M.G, C.B.E,
: New Zealand Exp. Force, 6. 29 March, 1863 ; 4th s. of Sir
I Henry FitzHerbert, 3rd Bt. (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; m. 22 April,
1898, Esther Beresford, 2nd d. of the late Henry Sproule, of
Ennis, Co. Clare, and widow of NeviUe Sinclair, M.D. Served
i in the S. African War and in the Great War. Address : Aber-
feldie, Wanganui, New Zealand. (C2197)
FITZJOHN, Lieut.-Col. Geoffrey Nigel, O.B.E.
FITZMAURICE, Henry, M.B.E,
FITZMAURICE, Lieut.-Col. Robert, C.B.E, D.S.O,
R.F.A, fi. 1866; served in the Great War, 1914-17
(despatches). (C2106)
FITZPATRICK, AUee Harriet, M.B.E, 6. 5 June, 1876.
War Work : Sec. of Bowood V.A.D. Hospital, Sept. 1916 to
June, 1919. Address: Little Cacketts, Brasted, Kent.
(M8093)
FITZPATRICK, Col. Ernest Richard, C.B.E, D.S.O,
1. 1878. Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. N. Lancashire Regt,
a Dep. Director of Personal Services at the War Office, with
rank of Col. ; served in the S. African War, 1899-1902 (Queen's
medal with four clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ;
Great War, 1914-18 (despatches, Brevet- Lieut.-Col.) (C1564)
FITZPATRICK, Gerald Coleman, O.B.E. (012046)
FITZPATRICK, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Lindsay, C.B.E.
. on Special List ; Red Cross Commr, Salonica (Order of White
iagle); Knight of Grace of Order of St. John of Jerusalem
in England. (C161)
FITZPATRICK, James Alexander Ossory, CLE, C.B.E.,
U^B. (C1075)
„ FITZPATRICK, Matthew Joseph McKEAN-, M.B.E.,
H.LE.S.S, fi. 9 July, 1868 ; s. of Peter McKean, of Glasgow ;
WM. of John Kyle, of Glasgow. Educ. : St. Margaret's
JM/. School, Kinning Park, Glasgow. Consulting Engineer
Ifwine), late Senior Engineer, Marine Dept, Nigeria. War

Work : Appointed Staff Engineer (Nigerian Marine Contingent),
Cameroon Expedition ; Principally engaged on Salvage of vessels
wrocked by enemy to form barrage of Duala River ; Vice-
President ofthe Priority Committee, appointed by the Governor-
General of Nigeria, to control the requisitions of Government
and merchant demands for material to be used in the Colony
during the war. Address : Rosegarth, Bearsden, Glasgow.
Club : Corona. (M1264)
FITZROY, Muriel, Hon. Mrs. C.B.E, 6. 8 Aug. 1869 ; d. of
late Col. Hon. Archibald Douglas Pennant ; m. Capt. Hon.
Edward Algernon FitzRoy, M.P, s. of late Charles, 4th Baron
Southampton (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Commandant
in charge of General Service V.A.D.'s in Military Hospital's
at home and abroad ; Staff Commandant H.Q. Staff of British
Red Cross Society and the Order of St. John. Address :
Fox Hill, West Haddon, Rugby. Clubs : Ladies' Imperial ;
Ladies' V.A.D. (C497)
FITZSIMON, Lieut. Samuel Ernest Sydney, M.B.E.
FITZWATER, WiUred George, M.B.E, S.S.M, R.A.S.C.
FITZWILLIAM, Maud Frederica Elizabeth, Countess,
O.B.E, 6. 9 July, 1877 ; d. of Lawrence Dundas, 1st Marquess
of Zetland, of Aske, Co. York ; m. WiUiam Charles De Meuron
7th Earl Fitzwilliam (see Burke's Peerage). War Work :
Y.M.C.A. Munition Workers Canteens; Earl FitzwiUiam's
Wentworth Hunt and Stud. .Actresses .• (see FitzwUliam, Earl).
(010406)
FITZWILLIAM, Sir WiUiam Charles de Meuron
Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, Earl, K.C.V.O, C.B.E, D.S.O.; 6.
1872, s. of William, Viscount Milton, e. s. of WUliam Thomas
Spencer, 6th Earl FitzwUliam ; m. 1 896 Lady Maud Dundas,
D.B.E. (q.v.), d. of the Marquis of Zetland (see BURKE'S
Peerage). Addresses : Wentworth Woodhouse, Rotherham,
Yorks. ; 4, Grosvenor Square, W. 1 ; CooUattin, Shillelagh,
Co. Wicklow. (C1565)
FLACK, Lieut. (Capt.) Hugh LidweU, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
(S.R.), 6. 28 April, 1891 ; s. of the late D. L. Flack, of Airedale,
Worthing, Sussex ; to. Nest?. Margaret, d. of W. J. Jones, of
The Grange, Highbury New Park, London, N. 5. War Work :
Served with 3rd Batt. Buffs. ; transferred to R.A.S.C. ;
served in France and Mesopotamia. Address : c/o Airedale,
Worthing. (O6620)
FLACK, Hon. Lieut.-Col. Martin WilUam, C.B.E, M.B,
R.A.F. Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C859)
FLANAGAN, Mary, M.B.E. (M10248a)
FLANNERY, Capt. Harold Fortescue, M.B.E, B.A,
A.M.I.CE, 6. 13 Dec. 1883 ; s. of Sir James Fortescue Flannery,
Bart, of Wethersfleld Manor (see Burke's Peerage) ; to.
Maud Ethel, d. of St. George Boswell, of Quebec. Educ. :
Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Director of Flannery, Baggallay
and Johnson, Ltd. War Work : Regimental Duty, 1914-15 ;
Proof Officer, Canada, 1915-17 ; Headquarter Staff, Ministry
of Munitions, 1917-19. Address : 11, Chester Place, Hyde
Park. Club: Union. (M395)
FLAVELL, Thomas, M.B.E.
FLEET, Rear-Adm. Ernest James, C.B.E. Retired Capt.
R.N.R. ; served in E. Sudan, 1884-5 ; Vitu Expedition, 1890 ;
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1924)
FLEET, Viee-Adm. Henry Louis, C.B.E, J.P, R.N, 6.
1 May, 1850 ; s. of John George Fleet ; m. AUce Mary, d. of
WiUiam Frank Elliot. Educ. : St. Paul's. County Director of
Berkshire Branch, B.R.C.S, from 1913 to present date.
Address : The Camber, Coley Avenue, Reading. Club : United
Service. (C498)
FLEISCHL, Major Walter, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
FLEMING, Arthur Percy Morris, C.B.E, M.Sc (Tech.),
M.I.E.E, 6. 16 Jan. 1881 ; s. of Frank Fleming, of Marvel,
Isle of Wight ; m. Rose Mary, d. of the late William Ash, of
Newport, Isle of Wight. Educ. : Portland House Academy,
Newport (I. of W.), and City and Guilds College. Manager of
Research and Education Dept, Metropolitan Vickers' Electrical
Co, Ltd, Manchester ; Special Lecturer at CoUege of Tech
nology, Manchester ; Past Chairman, Institution of Electrical
Engineers (North Western Centre) ; Author of Engineering
as a Profession ; Principles of Apprentice Training ; Insula
tion and Electrical Windings ; Industrial Research in the
U.S.A., etc. War Work : Organised at the request of the
Admiralty, and was Vice-Chairman of, the Lancashire Anti
submarine Committee ; organised a centre at the Royal
Naval Depot, Crystal Palace, London, for the selection and
training of anti-submarine staff. Address : West Gables,
Hale Road, Hale, Cheshire. Club : Engineers'. (C2610)
FLEMING, Lieut.-Col. Baldwyn Henry Francis, O.B.E,
6. 12 Jan. 1880 ; s. of Baldwyn Fleming, of Westaway, Godal-
ming, Surrey ; to. Frances Isabel, d. of Frank Verrall, of The
Manor House, Lewes. Educ: Beaumont College, Old Windsor.
Officer H.M. Land Forces Commission, Aug. 1900. War Work :
Military Service ; Latterly Officer, i/c Machine Gun Corps
Records. Address : Westaway, Godalming, Surrey. Club :
Junior United Service. (04327)
FLEMING, Edith May, M.B.E, fi. 28 Oct. 1895 ; d. of
Henry Jones Fleming, of Westcliff-on-Sea. Educ. : Holmwood
CoU, WestcUff-on-Sea. War Work : Temp. Clerk, War Office,
since Aug. 1916. Address : 52, Elderton Road, Westcliff-on-
Sea. (M8094),
FLEMING, Frederick Alexander, M.B.E, 5. 7 Sept.
1 873 ; s. of Peter Fleming, of Newport, Fife. Educ : Dundee
High School. Engineer ; General Manager of The Grimsby
Ice Co, Ltd., Fish Docks, Grimsby. War Work: Manager

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

of The National SheU Factory, Grimsby. Address: 4 Mill
Road, Cleethorpes, Lines. (M8095)
FLEMING, Frederic John, M.B.E.
FLEMING, Capt. Geoffrey Balmanno, M.B.E, M.D,
R A M C (T F.), 6. 20 Feb. 1882 ; s. of WUliam James Fleming
M D, of Glasgow. Educ. : Haileybury CoU, and King's Coll,
Cambridge. Dispensary Physician, Royal Hospital for Sick
Children, Glasgow. War Work : Mediterranean Expeditionary
Force, 1915 ; East African Expeditionary Force, 1916-19 ;
Acting Major, 1917-19. Address : 13, Lynedock Crescent,
Glasgow. Club : Western (Glasgow). (M3043)
FLEMING, Major Henry Slane, O.B.E. 
FLEMING, James Finlayson, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, 6.
2 April, 1875 ; s. of Rev. Andrew Gibb Fleming, of Paisley.
Educ. : Paisley Grammar School, Glasgow University.
Medical Practitioner. War Work : Medical officer in charge
Dunfermline AuxUiary Military Hospital. Address : Dunsloy,
Dunfermline, Fife. (04364)
FLEMING, Rev. James WiUiam, O.B.E, M.A, B.D, D.D,
6. 28 Aug. 1855 ; s. of John Fleming, of Ballindalloch, N.B. ;
m. Elizabeth Ann, d. of Rev. Hugh McDiarmid, D.D, of
Callander, N.B. Educ. : Aberdeen and Edinburgh Univer
sities. Minister of the Scots Church, Buenos Ayres. War
Work : Member of various Committees in the Argentine
Republic. Address : CaUe Peru 352, Buenos Ayres. Club :
The Strangers' (Buenos Ayres). (010409)
FLEMING, Capt. John Arnold, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 20 Nov.
1871 ; s. of Sir James Fleming, of Rutherglen ; to. Wilhelmina
Reid, d. of Wm. Brand, of Glasgow. Educ. : Albany Academy
and Edinburgh Univ. Hon. Sec. of Scottish Pottery
Manufacturers Society ; Representative for Scotland on
National CouncU of Pottery ; President, St. Rollox Liberal
Association. War Work : Chemist on refractory materials for
Munitions, being a FeUow of Royal Society, Edinburgh ; also
mediator on Labour in Potteries in Scotland. Address : Locks-
by, Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire. Clubs : New ; Liberal
(Glasgow). (010407)
FLEMING, Brevet Lieut.-Col. John Gibson, C.B.E, D.S.O,
R.E, fi. 9 Jan. 1880 ; s. of William James Fleming, of Glasgow ;
m. Blanche Mabel, d. of — Deglon, of Barberton. Educ. :
Haileybury : Royal MUitary Academy, Woolwich. War
Work : Military service ; France and Flanders. Clubs :
United Service ; R.A.C. (C1249)
FLEMING, Lieut.-Col. John Grant, O.B.E, V.D, J.P,
6. 14 Feb. 1859 ; s. of John Fleming, of Marionburgh, Ballin
dalloch ; m. LilUas Joan, d. of W. Cullard, of OldmiUs, Elgin.
Educ : Edinburgh University. Solicitor and Bank Agent ;
Clerk of Lieutenancy for Banffshire. War Work : Repre
sentative of War Office at Tribunals ; Lieut.-Col. Commanding
4th Vol. Batt, Gordon Highlanders. Address : Reidharm
House, Keith. Club : Conservative, Edinburgh. (01342)
FLEMING, Lieut.-Col. John Kenneth Sprot, O.B.E,
I.M.S. FLEMING, John Lancelot, O.B.E, fi. 1883 ; s. of Thomas
Fleming, of Ambleside ; to. Elizabeth J, d. of Joseph Pimbley,
of Altcar. Educ. : St. George's, Liverpool. Diocesan Sec,
Church of England Temperance Society ; Police Court Mission
and St. George's Home for Boys. War Work : Business
Manager of over ninety C.E.T.S. Recreation Rooms, etc, in
Kent ; Officer of Special Constabulary, and on Special Service.
Addresses : 41, Hoole Road, Hoole, Chester ; 39, Lower
Bridge Street, Chester. (010408)
FLEMING, The Rev. Michael Joseph, M.B.E.
FLEMING, Sarah Kate, Mrs, O.B.E. ; d. of MarshaU
Kirkland Hindmarsh, of Perthshire ; to. Robert, s. of John
Fleming, of Perthshire. Educ. : St. Andrews and Germany.
War Work : Converted her home into a hospital for officers
and ran it entirely at her own expense. Addresses : 27,
Grosvenor Square, London, W ; Joyce Grove, Nettlebed, Oxon.
(010410)
FLEMING, Major WiUiam Ernest, O.B.E, M.C.
FLESHER, James Arthur, O.B.E.
FLETCHER, Wing-Corn. Albert, CM.G, C.B.E, M.C ,
R.A.F, 6. 1881. (C499)
FLETCHER, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Kempson, O.B.E.
FLETCHER, Arthur George Murchison, C.B.E, 6.
27 Sept. 1878 ; s. of Dr. G. Fletcher, of Highgate ; to. Violet
Dorothy, d. of Col. Rogers-Harrison, of Cheltenham. Educ. :
Cheltenham, and Trinity Coll, Oxford. Civil Servant; Acting
Colonial Secretary, Hong-Kong. War Work : Chairman,
Shipping Control Committee, and Vital Requirements Com
mittee, Hong-Kong. Address : 132, The Peak, Hong Kong.
Club : Royal Societies'. (C2019)
FLETCHER, Basil, M.B.E.
FLETCHER, Capt. Cecil John, O.B.E, A.I.F.
FLETCHER, Clarence George Eugene, C.B.E, 6. 19 Sept.
1875 ; s. of George Fletcher, of Kingston-on-Thames ; m.
Nellie, d. of Robert Molyneux, of Tooting, Surrey. Educ :
St. Mark's CoUege and Privately. Barrister-at-Law ; Town Clerk
of Islington ; Clerk to the Assessment Committee ; formerly
Town Clerk of Bethnal Green ; Editor of Mackenzie and
Lushington's Registration Manual (3rd edition), and author
of Fletcher's Registration of Electors, 1908 ; President
of London Town Clerks' Association, 1918. Address : 100,
Highbury, New Park, N.S. (C2611)
FLETCHER, Surg.-Lieut. Ccmm. Edward Ernest, O.B E .
R.N.V.R, L.D.S.
FLETCHER, Paymaster-Sub-Lieut. Evelyn Norman
Robert, M.B.E, R.N.

FLETCHER, Fanny, M.B.E.
FLETCHER, Frank Purser, O.B.E.
FLETCHER, Frederick John, M.B.E.
FLETCHER, Henry Francis, O.B.E, 6. 20 Sept. 1866 ; s of
Henry Fletcher, of Higham (Notts.) ; m. Clara, d. of Alexander
Scott. Educ. : City of London School. President, British
Chamber of Commerce, Paris, 1917-18 ; founded Canadian
Section of that Chamber, 1906 ; Joint Managing Director, Pitt
& Scott, Ltd. War Work : Vice-Chairman, Paris Colony Com
mittee formed on outbreak of War ; Member of Executive
British Army and Navy Leave Club, Paris ; Member Advisory
Committee to Recruiting Officer in Paris. Addresses : 10, Hue
de la Source, Paris ; 25, Cannon Street, London. Clubs : New
City, London ; Imperial (Paris). (O104U)
FLETCHER, Lieut.-Col. Henry Rivers, O.B.E.
FLETCHER, Lieut. John WiUiam, M.B.E.
FLETCHER, Nora Kathleen, C.B.E, R.R.C. ; _. of
late J. W. Fletcher, M.A. Oxon. J. P, of Sydney, Australia.
Educ: At home. Member A.T.N. Assoc. ; CoUege of Nursing
London. War Work : Principal Matron British Red Cross
and Order of St. John of Jerusalem, for France and Belgium
Oct. 1914 to May 1919. Decorations : C.B.E, R.R.C., 1914
Star, (British War Medal, Victory Medal ; Order of St. John of
Jerusalem ; Order of EUzabeth of Belgium ; Order of Gratitude
in gUt, France, and mentioned in Despatches, June, 1915.
Address : c/o Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney, 18, Birchiu
Lane, E.C. ; Eamont, Greenwich, Sydney, Australia. (C2612)
FLETCHER, Stanley Hewitt, O.B.E.
FLETCHER, Violet Eastwood, M.B.E, fi. 30 April, 1878;
d. of the late John James Fletcher, Civil Engineer and Surveyor,
of Botolph House, Eastcheap, E.C. T. : Training Coll,
Stockwell. Certificated Teacher in London Education Service.
Joined CamberweU Division B.R.C.S, when formed, in Feb,
1911. War Work : Divisional Matron, CamberweU Division,
B.R.C.S, Feb. 1914 ; Commandant, Hanover Park, V.A.D.
Hospital, Rye Lane, S.E. 15, Jan. 1916 to AprU, 1919 ; General
Divisional Work. Address : 26, Crofton Park Road, Brockley,
S.E. 4. (M8097)
FLETCHER, Col. Walter Blunt, O.B.E, 6. 22 Mar. 1853;
s. of James Fletcher, of Hampton Court ; m. Emily Gertrude
Whitworth of Noctorian, Bidston, Cheshire. Educ. : Chelten
ham. Various appointments on the Staff. Was in Field
Artillery and served in Horse ArtiUery and Garrison Artillery;
Chief Staff Officer, Transvaal District, South Africa. War Wort:
Secretary, WUts County Association. Address : Kingston
Cottage, Bradford-on-Avon, WUts. Club : Junior United
Service. (0335)
FLETCHER, Sir Walter Morley, K.B.E, M.D.
FLETCHER, WiUiam Frederick Ashby, O.B.E.
FLETT, John Smith, O.B.E, D.Sc, LL.D, F.R.S, fi.
1869 ; s. of James Ferguson Flett, of Kirkwall, m. Mary Jane,
d. of David Meason. Educ. : Edinburgh University. Director,
H. M. Geological Survey. War Work : Consulting geologist
to Naval, MUitary and Civil departments in Scotland. Address :
28, Jermyn St, S.W. 1. (01344)
FLEW, Major Edwin Howard, O.B.E, A.P.C
FLICK, Lieut.-Col. Charles Leonard, CM.G, C.B.E, J.P,
6. 20 Dec. 1870 ; s. of Richard FUck, The Holt, Woodbridge,
Suffolk ; to. Marie Louise, d. of Joseph MUward, of West
Bromwich. Educ: Felstead School, Essex. War Wort:
Commanded 31st Canadian Cavalry at outbreak of War,
proceeded to England with 1st Canadian Contingent ; attached
to 12th Royal FusiUers, 1 March, 1915 ; commanded 7th Essex
in GaUipoli ; commanded 6th Devons in Mesopotamia ; G.O.C.
Euphrates, June, July, and Aug. 1918 ; commanded No. 2
Special Battalion in India and on N. W. Frontier during April,
May, June, and July, 1919 ; commanded 6th Devons in
England from Aug. 1919, to March, 1920. Address: c/o
Military District No. 11, Victoria, B.C. (C1114)
FLINN, Major WilUam Henry, O.B.E.
FLINT, Lieut. Alfred WiUiam, M.B.E.
FLINT, Frederick Theodore, M.B.E.
FLINT, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. George WiUiam, O.B.E.
FLINT, Samuel, O.B.E, J.P.
FLINT, Major Samuel Kirk, O.B.E.
FLINT, Violet Amy, Mrs., M.B.E.
FLOERSHEIM, CecU Louis Ferdinand, C.B.E, fi. 23 Jan.
1871 ; s. of Louis FerdinandFloersheim, of 12, Cadogan Square,
W. ; to. Maud Beatrice Sleath, d. of James W. Skelton. Educ. :
Eton; Christ Church, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law. War Wort:
Royal Patriotic - Fund Corporation 1914-16; Statutory
Committee, 1916-17 ; Ministry of Pensions, 1917-19'j
Addresses : 29, Kensington Court Mansions, W. ; Pennyhul
Park, Bagshot. Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (C2613)
FLOOD, Capt. Charles Bertram, O.B.E.
FLOOD, Lieut. Otto Barnes Patrick, O.B.E, R.N.R.
FLOOK, Capt. Walter Bryan, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
FLOWER, John Walter, M.B.E.
FLOWER, LeUa Beatrioe, Mrs., O.B.E.
FLOWER, Major Stanley Smyth, O.B.E.
FLOWERS, Capt. Cyril, O.B.E, R.F.A. (T.F.).
FLOWERS, Capt. Stephen, O.B.E, M.C, R.E. (T.F.)
FLUDDER, Capt. George, M.B.E, R.E. _ , .
FLUDYER, Augusta Frances, Lady, M.B.E. ; 3rd i. of
the late Sir Edward Borough, 2nd Bt. (see BURKE'S Peeraae);
m. 9 Sept. 1876, Sir Arthur John Fludyer, 5th Bt, J.P, D.L.
and CC for Rutland. Address : Ayrton HaU, Uppingham,
Rutland. (M1722)
FLYNN, The Rev. William Joseph, O.B.E, M.B.E.
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FOA, Ferdinand Eugene, O.B.E.
FOAKES, Commander Edward Lindsay ASHLEY-,
O.B.E, R.N. (ret.), 6. 6 April, 1865 ; s. of W. H. Foakes, of
Brighton; m.Idonea Maria. d.ofHon. H. F.F. A. Barrington,
of PortUnd, Cape Colony. Educ : Privately. Nautical
Adviser General Post Office. War Work : Naval Assistant
Director of Postal Services. Address : 55, Nassau Road,
Barnes, S.W. 13. Club : Roehampton Club. (O100)
FOGARTY, Major Joseph Patriok, O.B.E, M.C, Aust.
A.M.C., A.I.F.
FOGG, Capt. Herbert George, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C,
fi. 7 Feb. 1879 ; s. of George Thomas Fogg, of Manchester ;
m. Cecily Ellen, d, of the late Albert Chamberlain, of London.
Educ : MUitary Schools. Officer-in-Charge Barracks, Hong
Kong. War Work : With B.E.F, France, from Aug. 1914 ;
M.E.F, Dardanelles ; Egyptian Expeditionary Force. Address :
R.A.S.C, Hong Kong, China. (07155)
FOGGO, Watson, M.B.E.
FOLEY, Col. Frank Wigram, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1865 ;
s. of Capt. E. Foley, R.N, ; to. The Baroness Berkeley (see
Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Tonbridge. War Work : Raised
and commanded in France 5th Battn. Royal Berkshire Regt. ;
Severely wounded in France. Address : Southcote Lodge,
Camberley. Clubs : United Service Club ; M.CC ; Free
Foresters. (C1566)
FOLEY, Major Gerald, O.B.E, B.A, R.E, 6. 1 Ap. 1886 ;
s. of Ven. Archdeacon Foley, B.D, of Tralee. Educ: Tipperary
Grammar School and Trinity College, Dublin. District
Inspector, Royal Irish Constabulary. War Work : Royal
Dish Regiment ; served in Salonica, Palestine and France.
Address : R.I.C, Naas, Co. KUdare. (O5260)
FOLEY, Mary Gladys Corinne, O.B.E. R.R.C, M.M,
Q.A.I.M.N.S. FOLEY, Major Peter Trant, O.B.E, M.B.E.
FOLEY, Capt. Walter Barham, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
(S.E.), M.B.
FOLKER, Herbert Henry, O.B.E, M.R.C.S. (Eng.),
L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 16 July, 1864 ; s. of William H. Folker,
of Shelton, Stoke-on-Trent ; m. Eliza Georgina, d. of Taylor
Ashworth, of Shelton. Educ. : Epsom CoU. ; Charing Cross
Hospital. Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon, North Staffs
Infirmary and Eye Hospital ; late Ophthalmic Surgeon, Blind
Asylum, Stoke-on-Trent ; late Certifying Factory Surgeon,
Hanley, Staffs ; late Ophthalmic Referee, County Court No. 26.
War Work : County Director B.R.C, Staffs ; Capt. R.A.M.C,
AprU, 1915, to Oct. 1917 ; Northern Command Headquarters,
York ; Deputy Commissioner of Medical Services, Nov. 1917
to date, Ministry of Pensions. (010415)
FOLKER, Horace SHEPHERD-, C.B.E, F.A.I, 6.
17 June, 1859 ; s. of the late Alfred Hanley Folker, of Guild
ford ; m. Margaret (who died), d. of the late George Osborne
Barratt, of London. Educ. : Brighton Grammar School.
War Work : Hon. Director of the Uniforms and Equipment
Dept. of the Joint War Committee, British Red Cross Society
and Order of St. John ; Member of the Joint War CouncU ;
also served on committees of the B.R.C.S. Finance and Com
passionate Fund, 1914-19 ; Fire Survey Force for Prevention
of Fires in Red Cross Hospitals. Address : Westfield, Cheam
Eoad, Sutton, Surrey. (C162)
FOLLAND, Henry PhilUp, M.B.E.
FOLLETT, Lieut.-Col. Henry Spencer, C.B.E, J.P, 6.
27 July, 1866 ; s. of Sir Charles Foilett, C.B. ; to. Dorothy
Margaret, d. of W. N. Champion, of Riddlesworth HaU, Norfolk.
Educ. : Wellington and R.M.C Sandhurst. War Work :
Commanded 17th Divisional Train, England and France
1914-16; Commanded Officers Command Depot, Eastbourne,
1916-19. Address : Rockbeare House, S. Devon. CZ«6s :
Boodle's: Cavalry. (C1567)
FOLLETT, Robert Charles, M.B.E, 6. 5 May 1872!
s. of Edward Way Foilett, of Bighton Manor, Alresford, Hants ;
m. Florence, d. of late Walter Carr, of Batley, Yorkshire. Educ. :
Ochkam Grammar School, Kingsley, Hants. H.M. Inspector
under the Aliens Act. War Work : Adjutant to the City
of Hull Special Constabulary Force, numbering 3,000 Officers
and Men ; For work in connection with Belgian War Refugees,
received from H.M. the King of the Belgians the Golden
Palms of the Order of the Crown. Address : Mead House,
Anlaby Park, Nr. Hull. Club : Constitutional, Hull. (M398)
FOLLOWS, Major John Henry, C.B.E, 6. 9 Sept. 1869 ;
s. of Amos Follows, of Sandiacre, Derbyshire ; to. Amy d. ot
Edward Farnsworth, of Biddings, Derbyshire. Educ. :
Risley Grammar School. General Superintendent of the
Midland Railway, England. War Work : Directed transport
of troops and war traffic generally over the whole area covered
by the Midland Railway System ; accompanied Government
Commission to Italy as Railway Representative in 1917.
Address : The Poplars, Spondon, Nr. Derby. (C163)
FOOKS, Amy Harriet, M.B.E. ; d. of John Fooks, of
Cottesmore, Brentwood. Educ. : Brighton High School.
War Work : General Service (V.A.D.) and Labour Super
intendent at Colchester Military Hospital from 1916-1919.
Address: Cottesmore, Brentwood. (M8100)
, FOOKS, Philip Edward Broadley, M.B.E, R.G.A. (T.F.),
fi. 9 May, 1884 ; s. of Edward J. Fooks, of Langton House,
Langton Green, Kent ; to. Mary Beatrice, d. of Major R. H.
Graham, of Longley Hall, Huddersfield. Educ. : St. Augus
tine's, Ramsgate ; New Coll, Oxford. SoUcitor. War Work :
Anti-aircraft defences and G.S.O, II, H.Q. London Air De

fence Area, Horse Guards. Address: St. Maddens, Chisle
hurst ; 60, Carey Street, Lincoln's Inn. Club : Oxford and
Cambridge. (M1724)
FOORD, Walter James, M.B.E, 6. 7 June,1874 ; s. of Q.M.S.
Foord, 9th Lancers ; to. Plevna Mary, d. of Q.M.S. Hamson,
R.M.L.I. Educ. : Royal Hibernian Military School. Govern
ment Clerk. War Work : Chief Clerk, Registry, Headquarters,
Southern Command, Salisbury. Address : Thirlmere, 22,
Carlton Road, Bournemouth. (M8101)
FOOT, Rear-Adm. Cunningham Robert de Clare, C.B.E,
R.N. (ret.), fi. 1864 ; s. of the Rev. Cunningham Noel Foot,
formerly R. of Dogmersfleld, Hants. ; to. 1899, Mary, d. of
Rear-Adm. John Ingles. War Work : 1914-19 with Ocean
Escort (despatches). Address : Upper Restoration House,
Maidstone Road, Rochester. Club : United Service. (C1186)
FOOT, George Edgar, O.B.E
FOOT, PhyUis Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1888 ; m.
Robert WiUiam, O.B.E, M C Educ : Hyde Park New
CoU, and France. War Work : Administrative Assistant and
Staff Officer, Gun Ammunition Dept, Ministry of Munitions,
1915-19. Address : 14a, Chester House, Eccleston Place,
S.W. 1. Club : Roehampton. (M1725)
FOOT, Capt. Robert WiUiam, O.B.E, M.C, R.F.A.
FOOTMAN, Harold, O.B.E.
FOOTNER, Capt. Bertram Maughan, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
(T.F.) FORAN, Major Robert, O.B.E, A.P.C
FORBER, Edward Rodolph, C.B.E. Secretary Military
Service (Civil Liabilities) Committee. (C164)
FORBES, Alexander, C.B.E, 6. 30 May, 1860; s. of
Charles and Elizabeth Forbes, Belmont, Meigle, Perthshire ;
to. Elizabeth McGlashan Low ; d. of Capt. Peter Low, of Dundee.
Educ : Meigle PubUc School, Perthshire. Manager, Standard
Oil Co. of New York at Rangoon ; Hon. Magistrate, Rangoon,
since, 1906 ; Member of the Municipal Committee of Rangoon
since 1903. Addresses: Strathmore, Boundary Road, Rangoon ;
Craigatin House, Pitlochry, Perthshire. (C2380)
FORBES, Major Alister Esme Buchan, O.B.E.
FORBES, Arthur Charles, O.B.E, F.H.A.S, M.R.I.A, fi.
1866 ; s. of John Malcolm Forbes, of Farnham Royal, Bucks.
Educ. : Beaconsfield School ; Edinburgh University. Forestry
Officer ; Assistant Commissioner, Forestry Commission.
War Work : Assistant Controller, Timber Supplies (Ireland).
Address : Avondale, Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow. (03715)
FORBES, Brig.-Gen. Sir Arthur Wm., K.B.E, C.B, 6.
17 Sept. 1858 (see BURKE'S Peerage); s. of the late Francis
Charles Forbes, I.C.S. ; m. 1892, Marion Harriet, d. of Gen.
Sir Horace Searle Anderson, K.C.B, late Indian Army.
Embarkation Officer, Devonport, 1916-18, and at Liverpool
1918. Address: 11, Linton Road, Oxford. Club: Junior
United Service. (K278)
FORBES, Barbara Donald, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of John
Jackson, of Shawhill and Solway Bank, Dumfriesshire ;
m. James Forbes, M.V.O, formerly commissioner to Queen
Victoria and afterwards to Hugh Morrison, of Islay. War
Work : Red Cross, Islay, County of ArgyU. Address : Eallabus,
Bridgend, Islay. (M8102)
FORBES, Major Hon. Bertram Aloysius, O.B.E.
FORBES, Duncan, M.B.E, M.D, B.Sc, D.P.H, 6. 7 Dec.
1873 ; s. of Duncan Forbes, Engineer of Perth ; m. Kathleen
Penfold, d. of Edwin Penfold HaU, of Brighton. Educ. : Perth
Academy and Edinburgh Univ. Medical Officer of Health for
Brighton. War Work : Fever cases from camps mid-Sussex,
attended at Brighton Fever Hospital, particularly cerebro
spinal fever ; assistance to MiUtary Authorities in sanitary
matters in connection with hospitals, including Indian Hospital
in Brighton ; opinions given to Brighton tribunal and mUitary
authorities as to doubtful tuberculosis cases. Address :
Town Hall, Brighton ; 4, Goldsmid Road, Brighton. (M1726)
FORBES, Eliza Mary, M.B.E, 6. 1856 ; d. of Alexander
Clerk Forbes, J.P, of Whitchurch, Oxon. Educ : Privately.
War Work : Commandant of Devon 58 ; in charge of Red
Cross Hospital, Chudleigh, from Oct. 1914 to Feb. 1919. Ad
dress: Swanston House, Chudleigh, Devon. Club: V.A.D.(M3645)
FORBES, Lieut. Gordon Harold Norman, O.B.E.
FORBES, James, M.B.E.
FORBES, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. James George Annand,
M.B.E, R.A.M.C, 6. 4 June, 1885 ; s. of George Forbes, of
Glasgow ; to. Henda Catherine, d. of Duncan Cameron, of
Edinburgh. Educ. : Oldmeldrum, Aberdeenshire. Controller
of Stores, Ministry of Pensions Hospital, Orpington, Kent.
S.A. Campaign, 5 clasps. Queen's Medal. War Work : Served
in France with 4th Stationary Hospital, Aug. 1914 to Nov.
1916 ; Sanitary Inspector at Poperinghe, Belgium, April, 1917 ;
with 4th London Field Ambulance, proceeded to N. Russia,
Nov 1918 to Nov. 1919. Address : Ministry of Pensions
Hospital, Orpington. (M6996)
FORBES, Wing-Comm. James Louis, O.B.E, R.A.F.
FORBES, Mary Constance, M.B.E. ; d. of Captain T.
Arthur Forbes, R.N, of West Coates, Berwick-on-Tweed.
Educ. : At Home. War Work : Hon. Sec. Red Cross Clothing
Committee, Edinburgh ; also canteen work. Address : 11,
Darnaway St, Edinburgh. Club : Ladies' Army and Navy. (M399)
FORBES, Paymaster-Sub-Lieut. Robert, M.B.E,
R.N.V.R. FORBES, Col. Ronald Foster, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1881 ;

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

s. of the late Lieut.-Col. John Foster Forbes, of Rothiemay
Castle, Banffshire ; to. 1911, Joan Roseta (who obtained a
divorce 1917) d. of Herbert James Torr, of Morton HaU,
Lincolnshire. Educ. : Privately. Major, Highland L.I. ;
Comdt. of a Sch. of Instruction, with rank of Col. ; served in
the S African War, 1899-1901 (Queen's medal with three
clasps) ; Great War, 1914-18, as Lieut.-Col. Comdg. a Batt.
(despatches); was A.D.C. to Govt, of N.S. Wales, 1913. Clubs:
Naval and MiUtary ; Caledonian. (05264)
FORBES, WiUiam, M.B.E, J.P. „_,,_,,„
FORBES, Comm. WiUiam Stronach Foster, O.B.E, R.N.
FORBES, Major WUliam Wood, O.B.E, L.R.C.P,
L R C S. Ed, L.R.F.P. & S. Glas.; s. of the late Fleet-Surgeon
Charles Forbes, M.D, R.N. Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. War
Work ¦ R.A.M.C GaUipoli, Mesopotamia, and Egypt; mentioned
in Lord Allenby's despatches ; 1914-15 Star. (02893)
FORBES, Capt. Bertram Francis Alex GORDON-,
O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
FORD, AUen Edward, O.B.E.
FORD, Arthur Clow, M.B.E, B.A , L.C.P, 6. 23 Jan.
188S; 8 of George Ford, of PortobeUo, N.B. ; to. CecUia Jessie,
d. ot WiUiam Kinvig, of PortobeUo, N.B. Educ. : George
Watson's CoU, Edinburgh ; Universities of London and Lau
sanne. Sec. at the Central Offices of the Univ. of London.
War Work : Chairman of the School for British CivUian
Prisoners of War interned in Ruhleben Camp, Spandau,
Germany from 1914-18. Address : La Rosiaz, Court Road,
Upper Caterham, Surrey. (M8105)
FORD, Hon. Cadet Col. Commandant Everard AUen,
O.B.E, fi.29 June, 1845; s. of Rev. Joseph Ford, of Hampstead ;
to. Rachel, d. of Rev. Sir St. Vincent Hammick, Bart., of
Milton Abbot, Devon(seeBURKE'sPeeroffe). Educ: Edinburgh
Academy. War Work : Col. Comdt. London Diocesan Church
Lads' Brigade and Commissioner for Diocesan Boy Scout
Association. Address : 2, Eldon Road, Hampstead. Club :
Junior Carlton. (03716)
FORD, Major George Newton, O.B.E, 6. 24 Sept. 1874 ;
s. of Ernest Ford, of Edinburgh ; to. Adelaide Dickinson, d. of
John Ten Broeck HUlhouse, of New York. Educ. : St. Paul's
School, London. District Superintendent L. &. N.W. Rly. ;
Traffic Superintendent N.L.R. ; Sec. N & S.-W. U. Rly.
Joint Committee. War Work : Served in France ; Capt. and
Major, London Scottish ; Brigade Major East Lancashire (R.)
Brigade, and Yorkshire Coast Defences. Address : 69, Oxford
Gardens, London, W. Club : The Bath. (07158)
FORD, Capt. Harry Gilbert, O.B.E, R.A.F.
FORD, Lieut. Harry Spry, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
FORD. John, M.B.E.
FORD, Major John Theodore, O.B.E, 3rd Batt. Hampshire
Regt. (ret.), fi. 31 Aug. 1881 ; s. of Arthur Vernon Ford,
M.R.C.S, of Portsmouth, Hampshire ; m. Ethel Mary St.
Clair, d. of the late Surgeon-General James Davis, A.M. Staff.
Educ : Portsmouth Grammar School. Assistant Treas. and
ComptroUer, Shanghai Municipal Council, China. War Work :
GaUipoli Expedition ; afterwards specially employed ; date
of first commission, Sept. 1902 ; retired Jan. 1920. Address :
c/o Municipal CouncU, Shanghai, China. Club : Junior Naval
and MiUtary. (07159)
FORD, Norman Thomas, O.B.E.
FORD, Comm. Reginald Bertram, O.B.E, R.N.R.
FORD, Brevet Lieut.-Col. Richard Vernon Tredinnick,
C. B. E, R. M. A, fi. 18 Feb. 1878 ; s. of the late Arthur Vemon
Ford, M.R.C.S, of Sea View, Isle of Wight. Adjutant, Royal
Marine ArtiUery, 1904-9 ; Brigade Major, Royal Marine
ArtUlery, 1912-17 ; D.A.A.G, Royal Marines, 1918 to date.
War Work : Brigade Major, Royal ArtiUery on outbreak of
war, afterwards commanded R.M.A. Heavy Siege Train and
Heavy Group of Heavy Siege Guns on the coast of Belgium ;
recaUed in July 1918 to take up appointment of D.A.A.G.
Royal Marines at the Admiralty. Club : Junior Army and
Navy. (C2309)
FORD, Major Stanley WiUiam, O.B.E.
FORD, Lieut. Thomas, M.B.E., R.E.
FORD, Thomas Benjamin, M.B.E, fi. 3 Nov. 1886 ; s. of
Joseph John Ford, of Islington, London, N. Educ. : France ;
Privately ; Northern Polytechnic Institute, London, N.
Confidential Shorthand Writer; Clerk and Archivist to His
Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Addresses :
84, Normandy Avenue, Barnet, Herts ; Foreign Office,
Downing Street, London, S.W. 1. (M8106)
FORD, William George, M.B.E, A.M.Inst.T, 6. 23 Jan.
1879 ; s. of WiUiam Ford, of West Dean, Sussex ; m. Winnie.
Ethel, d. of T. H. Inkson, of Norwich. Educ. : Privately.
Assistant Divisional Road Transport Officer Ministry of Food.
War Work : Road Transport Board, Board! of Trade : subse
quently Ministry of Food. Address : 59, Lensfield Road,
Cambridge. (M8107)
FORD, Lieut. ST. CLAIR-, M.B.E.
FORDHAM, Edward Wilfrid, O.B.E, B.A, LL.B.
6. 30 Nov. 1874 ; s. of John Hampden Fordham, of 9, PhiUi-
more Gardens, W. 2, and Melbourn Bury, Royston, Herts ;
m. SybU Harriet, d. of Charles Langdon-Davies, of London.
Edue. : St. Paul's School ; and Trinity CoU, Cambridge
Chief Clerk, Solicitor's Department, Ministry of Labour.
War Work : Legal Assistant, Ministry of Munitions ; Special
Constable. Address : MU1 Vale, Bromley, Kent. Club :
Royal AutomobUe. (010147)
FORDHAM, Major John Guerney, O B E
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FORDYCE, John Gordon, C.B.E. Chief Engineer, s.s.
" Grantully Castle." (C3107cj
FOREMAN, Major CorneUus WiUiam, O.B.E, Res. of
Officers, fi. 17 Dec 1881 ; s. of Charles Foreman, of Salisbury •
m. Ethel Mary, d. of PhiUp Henry Palmer, of St. Leonards'
Educ. : Privately. Land Agent. Served in'the Imp. Yeo
manry, South African War, 1900-2. War Work: Res. of
Officers, posted to R.A.S.C. on being caUed up in 1914-
Transport Officer, Northern Lines Communication, March'
1915, to Aug. 1916 ; 55th Div. Train, Aug. 1916 to Nov. 1916 :
Adjt. 65th Div. Train, Curragh, Dec. 1916 to March, 1918 -
O.C. R.A.S.C. Fermoy, S.D, March, 1918, to Dec. 1919
Address : Springfield, Fermoy. (O7160)
FOREMAN, Sir Henry, O.B.E. M.P. for Hammersmith
since 1918 : Mayor of Hammersmith since 1913 ; Col. of Ham
mersmith Cadet Corps, and raised Heavy Battery and Ammu
nition Column in Great War. Address: 4, York Mansions
Earls Court, S.W. 5. (0336)
FORESHEW, Ernest, M.B.E.
FORMAN, Rev. Adam, C.B.E, 6. 1876; s. of John
TurnbuU Forman, of Liverpool ; to. Flora Gordon, d. of James
Smith, of Liverpool. Educ. : Loretto and Pembroke College,
Cambridge. War Work : Hon. Secy., Joint Sphagnum Moss
Committee for Scotland for supplying dressings to MUitary
Hospitals and H.M. Forces. Address : Craigielands, Beattock
Scotland. (C962)
FORMAN, Bernard Gilpin, M.B.E, M.B, B.S, Ch.B, fi. 26
July, 1874; s. of John Forman, of ChurchiU House, Edinburgh ;
to. Fanny Evelyn, d. of Vincent Charles Stuart Wortley Corbett,
of Chilton Moor House, Fencehouses, Co. Durham. Edue. :
Merchiston Castle School, Edinburgh, and Edinburgh Univ.
Medical Officer of Health, Scalby Urban District CouncU;
Hon. LUe Member British Red Cross Society. War Work:
Commandant and Medical Officer, Cober Hill Hospital,
Cloughton, Scarborough. Address : The Beeches, Clougnton,
Scarborough. (M8108)
FORMBY, Capt. Hugh Carlton, O.B.E.
FORMBY, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E.
FORREST, Alfred Wightman, M.B.E, M.B, CM.
FORREST, Lieut. David, O.B.E.
FORREST, Lieut.-Col. James, C.M.G, O.B.E, 6. 1859;
s. of the late James Forrest, J.P, of ThonmiU, StUlorgan^Co.
Dublin. Educ. : Rugby, and Trinity CoU, DubUn. War
Work : Served NUe Expedition, 1898 (despatches, Egyptian
Medal, 2 clasps, medal) ; S. Africa, 1899-1902 (Queen's medal,
3 clasps ; King's medal, 2 clasps) ; European War, 1914-19 ;
twice mentioned in despatches. Address : Lymehurst, Black
rock, Co. Dublin. Club : Naval and MiUtary. (06366)
FORREST, John WUUam, O.B.E, 6. 13 March, 1867,
s. of John Forrest, of Blackburn ; to. AUce Dugdale, d. of
WiUiam Carr, of Blackburn. Educ. : Blackburn Grammar
School. Town CounciUor ; Chairman Blackburn Education
Committee ; Chairman Corporation Finance Committee ;
Chairman Blackburn Conservative Association ; Member
Central Executive Cotton Spinners' and Manufacturers'
Association. War Work : Recruiting ; War Savings ; organised
War Pensions Committee, Blackburn ; Chairman until July,
1919. Address : Meins Road, Blackburn. Ctofis : Union
and Conservative ; Blackburn. (010418)
FORREST, Major Robert, M.B.E, fi. 4 Oct. 1875 ; s. of
George Forrest, of Edinburgh and Woolwich ; m. Amy, d. ot
the late W. J. Thompson, of Plymouth and London. Educ. :
Privately, and King's CoU, London. CivU Servant. War
Work : Capt. 5th Batt. The Bedfordshire Regt. ; on Special
Service, 30 July, 1914 ; Active Service, Suvla Bay (GaUipoU),
Egypt, Sinai ; 2 years Adjutant, 5th (R.) Batt. Bedfordshire
Regt, a training battalion for officers and men ; special
mention for work done in this battaUon and decoration awarded .
Address: AmpthiU, Beds. (M3265)
FORREST, Thomas Walker Amsworth, M.B.E, J.P.
FORREST, WiUiam Robinson Lidderdale, M.B.E,
M.I.C.E. FORRESTER, EUzabeth, Mrs., M.B.E.
FORRESTER, James, O.B.E, J.P.
FORRESTER, Miriam, M.B.E.
FORRESTER, Lieut.-Comm. WiUiam Thomson, O.B.E,
R.N.R. FORSDICK, Major Edward Thomas, O.B.E.
FORSDICK, Major and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam Henry, O.B.E.
FORSDIKE, George Frederick, O.B.E, J. P, 6. 1872 ; s.
of John Forsdike, of Llanelly Car. ; to. Editb, d. ot John
Thomas, of Pontypridd. Educ. Bridgwater ; Cardiff CoUege.
Solicitor until 1919 ; Stockbroker, June, 1919 ; Lord Mayor
of Cardiff 1919-20. War Work : Chairman Cardiff MUitary
Tribunal ; Member Executive Committee, Priority for Wales
(Order of St. John) ; Ambulance Driver under St. John
Ambulance ; Inspector Cardiff Special Police ; served in
French Army 1917-18 ; Rouge Croix Francaise at Verdun.
Address : Cathedral Road, Cardiff. Clubs : National Liberal ;
R.A.C. ; County, Cardiff. (01348)
FORSDYKE, Lieut. Albert Victor Wells, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
FORSTER, Andrew, M.B.E, M.I.M.E.
FORSTER, Aquila, M.B.E.
FORSTER, Arnold John, M.B.E.
FORSTER, Major Charles Matthew, O.B.E, R.E. (T.F.).
FORSTER, Lieut.-Col. David, C.B.E, D.S.O, fi. 1878;
s. of Lieut.-Col. W. D. Forster ; to. 1903, Isabel Frances, 4.
of Lieut.-Gen. H. A. Brownlow. Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col,
R.E. ; a Gen. Staff Officer, with rank of Lieut.-Col. ; served

BIOGRAPHIES.

Foster

in the S.African War, 1899-1900 , (Queen's medal with two
clasps) ; Great War, 1914-17 (wounded, despatches, Brevet
Lieut.-Col.) (C1987)
FORSTER, Douglas Wakefield, M.B.E, 6. 20 Dec. 1874 ;
s. of Matthew Forster, of Jesmond Park, Newcastle-on-Tyne,
late of Bishop Middleham HaU, Co. Durham ; to. Nora Scott,
d. of Ashley Leggatt, M.D, of 2, Walton Place, Chelsea.
Educ : Sedbergh School. War Work : Chairman of Pensions
Committee ; Vice-Chairman of Food Control Committee ;
Member of Tribunal ; Hon. Sec. War Savings Committee.
Address : The Cottage, Bishop Middleham, Ferryhill, Co.
Durham. (M8113)
FOSTER, Major Edward Seymour, M.B.E.
FORSTER, Major Frederiok Norman, M.B.E, R.E.
FORSTER, 2nd Lieut. George Henry, M.B.E, R.E.
FORSTER, John, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 23 Dec. 1853 ; s. of
Samuel Forster ; m. Esther, d. of William Twist, of St. Helens.
Educ. : Farnworth Grammar School. Engineer and Glass
Manufacturer. War Work : Manufacture of Shells and Glass
Containers ; Chairman of Local Tribunal ; Member of various
War Committees. Address : Cowley HiU, St. Helens, Lanca
shire. Ctafis : National Liberal ; British Empire. (010420)
FORSTER, John James, O.B.E.
FORSTER, Lieut.-Comm. John Vernon, O.B.E, R.N.R.
FORSTER, Matthew, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 30 Aug. 1847;
s. of Matthew Forster, of Sunderland ; m. Mary, d. of
William Hogdson, of London. Educ. : Privately. Chairman,
Forster Bishops Middleham Brewery Co, Ltd. ; Director of
the Newcastle Breweries, Ltd. ; Local Director of the Lord
Roberts Memorial Workshops, Newcastle-on-Tyne. War
Wort : Hon. Sec Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society for the Co.
of Durham ; Hon. Treas. and Sec. for the Earl of Durham's
County of Durham Fund for the Northern Branch of the
L.R.M. Workshops. Address : Greenhill, Jesmond Park,
Newcastle-on-Tyne. Clubs : Northern Counties (Newcastle) ;
County (Durham). (M8114)
FORSTER, WiUiam, M.B.E.
FORSYTHE, Capt. Gordon Harris, M.B.E, F.A.
FORT, George Seymour, C.B.E, 6. 1858 ; s. of the late
Eev. Richard Fort. Educ. : Uppingham Sch, and Oxford
Univ. (B.A, 1884). Sometime Capt. King Edward's Horse;
was Private Sec. to High Commr. of New Guinea, 1885 ; to
Govt, of Victoria, 1887-89 ; to Govt, of S. Africa, 1891. War
Wort : Hon. Sec. S. African Hospital and Comforts Fund .
(C720)
FORTESCUE, 2nd. Lieut. Albert Edward Muspratt,
M.B.E, R.A.F.
FORTESCUE, Prof. Cecil Lewis, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 15 Jan.
1881 ; s. of Lewis Fortescue, of Barnack, Northamptonshire ;
m. Mary Dorothea, d. of R. T. Wright, of Trumpington,
Cambridge. Educ. : Oundle and Christ's College, Cambridge.
Professor of Physics ; Royal Naval CoUege, Greenwich. War
Work : Attached to H.M. Signal School, Portsmouth for
experimental work. Address : Royal Naval CoUege, Greenwich,
S.E. 10. (0338)
FORTESCUE, EmUy, Countess, C.B.E, 6. 1859 ; d. of
WUliam Richard 2nd Lord Harlech ; m. Hugh, 4th Earl
Fortescue, K.C.B. (see Burke's Peerage). War Work :
President, Devon Branch Red Cross. Address : Castle HiU,
South Molton, Devon. (C2614)
FORTESCUE, Col. H„ C.B.E.
FORTESCUE, Marjorie Ellinor, Hon. Mrs. Denzil, O.B.E,
5. 30 December, 1893 ; d. of Colonel Charles Trotter, C.B,
and Hon. Mrs. Trotter, O.B.E, of Barton Hartshorne Manor,
Buckingham , m. Hon. Denzil George Fortescue, M.C, s. of
Hugh 4th Earl Fortescue, K.C.B. (see BURKE'S Peerage). War
Work: Stores Department, H.Q. British Red Cross Society,
83, Pall MaU, 1914-19. Address : 10 South Eaton Place,
London, S.W.1. (O11501)
FORTINGTON, Edna Winifred, Mrs., M.B.E.
FORTINGTON, Harold Augustus, O.B.E.
FORTYE, Grace, M.B.E,
FORWOOD, Major Harry, O.B.E, D.CM, M.G. Corps,
6. 5 March, 1890 ; s. of H. Forwood, of Ramsgate ; m. Helen
Edith, d. of — Horn, of Minster, Thanet. Educ. : Christ
Church Boys' School, Ramsgate. War Work : Served as
Machine-gun Sergt. in the 1st Batt. of the Buffs. ; proceeded
to France, Sept. 1914 with the 6th Division ; twice wounded,
Oct. 1914 and Sept. 1915 ; commissioned, 1916 ; Asst. Instr.
at M.G.T.C, Grantham, to Armistice ; Instructor of Machine
Gunnery to Gen. Denikin's Army, March to June, 1920. Ad
dress : 22, Avenue Road, Grantham. (09743)
FORWOOD, Sir WilUam Bower, K.B.E, D.L, J.P, 6.
21 Jan. 1840 ; s. of Thomas B. Forwood, J.P, of Thornton
Manor, Cheshire ; to. Elizabeth Constance, d. of General
Hughes Fleming, D.L,ofRydal Hall, Westmorland. Director
ofthe Cunard Steamship Co. ; Director of the Bank of Liverpool.
Address : Bromborough Hall, Cheshire. Club : Constitutional. (K67)
FOSBERY, Major Widenham Francis Widenham, CM.G,
CB.E, R.D.C, 6. 1869 ; third s. of the late Capt. Widenham
iraucis Fosbery, formerly of Mosstown, co. Westmeath ; to. 1898,
Alice Martha, younger d. of the late Surg.-Gen. J. Lamprey,
Army Med. Staff. Educ. : Privately. Appointed Consular
Agent, Niger Coast Protectorate, 1893 ; Dist. Commr, 1896 ;
Resident, Benin City, 1898 ; Acting Div. Commr, Niger Coast
Protectorate, 1900 ; Div. Commr, 1902 ; Senior Div. Commr.,
8. Nigeria Protectorate, 1903 ; Acting High Commr, 1903 ;
Acting Sec. to Administration, 1904 ; Dept. High Commr.

1905 ; Provincial Commr, M.E.C, M.L.C, and Acting Gov,
S. Nigeria, 1906 ; Dep. Gov. and Acting Colonial Sec, 1906 ;
Consul for German Protectorate of the Cameroons, 1909 ;
Political Officer with Central Div. Expedition, 1896 (severely
wounded) ; with Benin Expedition, 1899 (medal with clasp) ;
with Ishan Expedition, 1901 (medal with clasp) ; with Asaba
Hinterland Expedition, 1902 (clasp) ; with Igarra Expedition,
1903 (clasp). Address : Thurloe House, Cromwell Place,
S.W. (07164)
FOSSATI, Mary Mussely, M.B.E, 6. 16 May, 1888 ; d. of
John Fossati, of Manchester. Educ : Courtrai (Belgium),
and Convent Higher Grade School, Bury (Lancashire). War
Work : As a result of collections made, and the generous help
of the Ladies of the Red Cross and the authorities of the town
of Courtrai, clothing and food was supplied by her to hundreds
of British prisoners passing through Courtrai. (M8118)
FOSSEY, Frederiok Walter, M.B.E.
FOSTER, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Albert Percy, O.B.E.
FOSTER, Lieut.-Col. AUred James, C.M.G, C.B.E.
FOSTER, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Bruce, C.B.E.
FOSTER, Major Arthur Norman, O.B.E, F.R.CV.S,
R.A.V.C, T.F, 6. 15 Jan. 18S2 ; s. of Philip Foster, of Red
House, Clifton, Derbyshire ; m. Mary Dorothy, d. of Ernest
Norvill, of 32, Lancaster Road, W. Norwood, S.E. Educ :
Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, and Rossali. Vet. Officer,
Uganda ; Graduated, M.R.CV.S. (Lond.), 1903 ; Fellowship,
1909; 1903-6, General Practice; 1907-9, Vet. Inspector.
Sheffield Corporation ; 1909-12, V.O. Sierra Leone and
Gambia ; 1913, General Practice ; 1914, V.O. Uganda ;
seconded for the Service, and took up appointment, June,
1920 ; Gazetted Lieut. R.A.V.C, March, 1909 ; Capt, Sept.
1914. War Work: MobUised with W.R.D.R.E, Aug. 1914 ;
transferred to Command Doncaster Vet. Hospital, Nov. 1914,
and converted establishment from a Civil to a MUitary basis,
under Lieut.-Col. A. W. Mason, O.B.E, R.A.V.C, F.R.CV.S.
(Croix de Guerre) ; Establishment complete by Dec 1914 ;
formed 1/lst West Riding Mobile Vet. Section, and pro
ceeded to Western Front as O/C that unit, April, 1915 ;
appointed D.A.D.V.S. of 49th (W.R.) Division with rank of
Major, July, 1917 ; appointed to command 47th Mobile Vet.
Section, May, 1919 ; appointed D.A.D.V.S. Forward Districts
in France and Flanders. Addresses : Veterinary Officer,
Mbale, Uganda ; Red House, Clifton, Derbyshire. Clubs :
Constitutional ; New ; Oxford and Cambridge. (05267)
FOSTER, Capt. Charles La Trobe, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
FOSTER, Cicely Penrose, M.B.E. (Mil.), 6. 26 AprU, 1885 ;
d. of Col. L. 0. Foster, V.D, D.L, J.P, of Trevillis, Liskeard,
Cornwall. War Work : Quartermistress and Acting Command
ant, V.A.D. CornwaU 56, tiU Jan. 1916 ; went to France in
Jan. 1916 as V.A.D. attached to the Army Ordnance Depart
ment at Calais and Le Havre for inspection of P.H. Gas Helmets
from Jan. 1916 to July, 1917 ; transferred to Q.M.A.A.C,
attached Royal Army Ordnance Corps as Technical Adminis
trator ; Superintended the work of the French Female Labour
in the R.A.O.C Receipts Depot at Valdelievre, Calais, tiU
Aug. 1919 ; transferred to the Accounts Branch of the R.A.O.C.
at Vendroux, Calais, and worked there as Technical Unit
Administrator tUl the Q.M.A.A.C. was demobilised, 31 Dec.
1919 ; returned to Vendroux as a civilian attached R.A.O.C
and continued work in the Accounts Branch R.A.O.C. Vendroux
tUl Mar. 1920. (M4483)
FOSTER, Capt. Dennis, O.B.E.
FOSTER, Capt. Edward, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6. 26 Oct.
1881 ; s. of Henry Foster J.P, of Ludlow ; to. Kathleen, d. of
0. J. Exley, of Arleston, WUlington. War Work: O.C. 332 Co.
R.A.S.C ; went overseas with the 38th (Welsh) Division ;
mentioned in despatches,' Nov. 1917 and Nov. 1918. (05268)
FOSTER, Evelyn Mary, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 10 Oct. 1881 ;
d. of Bernard E. CammeU, of The Gate House, Merrow ; to.
Wilfrid Lionel (Major, late R.H.A.), s. of Henry Foster, of
Malvern. War Work : Royal ArtiUery Prisoners of War
Fund. Address: Henwood Manor, TettenhaU, Staffs. (010421)
FOSTER, Capt. Francis Kenelm, O.B.E, 6. 10 May,
1877 ; s. of T. Nelson Foster, of Cheltenham ; to. Maude
EmUie Prohyn, d. of Maj.-Gen. G. Swinley, C.B. (late R.A.), of
Cheltenham. Educ : Cheltenham. Seed Crusher. War
Work : Served with 48th (S. Mid.) Division (T.F.), 1914-18.
Address : AUt Dinas, Cheltenham. Clubs : New Club, Chelten
ham ; Gloucester Club, Gloucester. (06367)
FOSTER, Frank, O.B.E.
FOSTER, Major Frank Broome, O.B.E, 6. 27 July 1878 ;
s.ofC.W, Foster, of Exmouth, Devon. Educ : Rugby. Stock
broker. War Work : Supplies, Nantes, Rouen, 1914-15 ;
28th Div. and 33rd Div. 1915-17; S.S.O. 49th 1917-19;
Despatches three times. Addresses : 24, Market St, Mayfair ;
Stock Exchange. Clubs : Isthmian Club R.A.C. (03269)
FOSTER, Henry Knollys, M.B.E, 6. 30 Oct. 1873 ; s. of
Rev. H. Foster, of 5, The CoUege, Malvern ; m. Ellen Geraldine
d. of Canon PeUy, of Great Malvern and HoUiugton, Sussex.
Educ. : Malvern and Trinity College, Oxford. Land Agent.
War Work : Chief Executive Officer of the Herefordshire War
Agriculture Executive Committee ; Lieut, in Herefordshire
V T C. Address : Wargrave House, Hereford. Club : United
Sports ; I Zingari ; Free Foresters. (M405)
FOSTER, Col. Henry Nedham, CM.G, C.B.E, 6.
1878. Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. and T. Col, R.A.S.C. ;
served in S. Africa, 1900-2 (despatches, Queen's medal
with five clasps, King's medal with two clasps). (C1570)
FOSTER, James, O.B.E.

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

FOSTER, James Evelyn, M.B.E, fi. 19 July, 1898 ; s. of
Percival R. Foster, of Misterton, Teignmouth, Devonshire.
Educ. ¦ Exeter School, Exeter. Electrical Engineering, Rees
Roturbo Co, Ltd, Wolverhampton. War Work : Served 4 years
as Officer in charge Workshops in the Mechanical Transport,
S ISC; joined as private in Aug. 1916 ; commissioned
Dec. 1916 ; demobilised in Jan. 1920 ; served in France,
Belgium, and Germany. Addresses : c/o Messrs Usher, Ltd,
Engineers, Old Court House St, Calcutta ; Misterton, Teign
mouth, Devonshire. ' (?*_J??'
FOSTER, Lieut.-Col. John George, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
6 30 May, 1872 ; s. of the late Rev. Robert Foster, one time
Chaplain, Royal Hibernian MUitary School. Educ. : High
School and Trinity CoU, DubUn. War Work: Served in
Mesopotamia, 1914 to end of campaign ; mentioned three times
in despatches ; promoted Brevet Lieut.-Col. Address : c/o
Holt & Co, 3, WhitehaU Place, S.W. (06622)
FOSTER, Major John Vere, O.B.E.
FOSTER, Major Kennedy, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
FOSTER, Marion Ferguson, M.B.E, fi. 26 May, 1881 ;
d. of James Yates Foster, of Whitefriars, Penwortham, Preston,
Lancs. Educ. : Ladies' CoU, Cheltenham. War Work :
Aug. 1914, Canteen work ; Sept. to Dec. 1914, Hospital Depot
Work and Belgian Refugees ; Jan. 1915 to May, 1919, Head
Clerk AuxiUary Military Hospital, Moor Park, Preston (250
beds). Address : Whitefriars, Penwortham, Preston. (M8119)
FOSTER, Lady Mary Louise EUzabeth, Dowager
Duchess of Hamilton, O.B.E.; d. of 7th Duke of Manchester;
m. 1st, 1873, William Alexander, 12th Duke of Hamilton, who
died 1898 ; 2ndly, Robert Camaby Foster. Address : Easton
Park, Suffolk. (0337)
FOSTER, Col. Michael George, O.B.E, M.D, F.S.A,
F.R.C.P, fi. 13 Dec. 1864 ; s. of Sir Michael Foster, K.C.B.
F.R.S. of Great Shelford, Cambs. ; m. 1st Charlotte, d. of Gen.
R. Shipley, C.B. of Twyford, Hants ; 2nd, Margaret Manning
widow of Hon. W. E. RusseU, Governor of Commonwealth,
Massachusetts, U.S.A. Educ. : Trinity CoUege, Cambridge ;
Univ. Coll. Hosp. London ; B.A. 1884 ; M.A. 1888. War
Work : Consulting Physician British Troops in France and
Flanders. Address : Benington, Harrogate, Yorks ; ViUar
San Giovanni, San Remo, Italy. Clubs : Athenaeum ; Cam
bridge County. (05271)
FOSTER, Sir Norris Tildesley C.B.E, 6. 1855 ; s. of
the late Frederick Foster, of Barton-under-Needwood ; to.
Eliza, d. of EUjah Barnett, of Edgbaston. Educ. : King
Edward's School, Birmingham, and at Oxford Univ., M.A.
Called to Bar at the Inner Temple, 1891 ; Joined Midland
Circuit ; was member of Warwickshire County Appeal Tribunal ;
also Chairman for Ministry of Labour at Court of Referees ;
Vice-President, University Graduates Club ; Member of
General Purposes, Finance, and Administration Committee of
the War Pensions and Citizens Committee ; Founder and
Chairman of Birmingham Streets CoUection Committee ; at
present Hon. Treasurer of War Pensions Committee ; has
taken a leading part in the Unionist Parliamentary work.
Address : Southfleld, Priory Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham. (C2615)
FOSTER, Major Phipps Bentley, O.B.E, 6. 7 Aug. 1883 ;
s. of Leonard Foster, of Kirklington HaU, SouthweU ; to.
Madeline Vernon, d. of R. L. Crankshaw, of Dunkwy, Gwee-
dore, Co. Donegal. Educ. : Uppingham ; Oxford. War
Work:. Raised three R.F.A. Batteries; France, 1916 ; Volun
tary work, Board of Agriculture, 1918-19. Address : Wood
bury Park, Sandy, Beds. Club : Marlborough ; Bath. (010422)
FOSTER, Reginald, O.B.E.
FOSTER, Robert John, O.B.E, 6. Jan. 20 1864 ; s. of
John Foster, of Selby, Yorks ; m. EUen Gertrude, d. of John
GorreU, of Lancaster. Educ. : Sheffield CoUege. Director of
Flax Cultivation, Ltd. War Work : Flax Commissioner for
Eastern Area (England), under Ministry of Agriculture and
Fisheries. Address : Westbrook House, Peterborough. (03718)
FOSTER, Thomas BurdaU, M.B.E.
FOSTER, Major WUfrid Lionel, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 2 Dec.
1874 ; s. of Henry Foster, of Malvern CoUege ; to. Evelyn Mary
d. of Bernard E. CammeU, of Merrow. Educ. : Malvern and
R.M.A. Woolwich. War Work : organised the Royal ArtUlery
Prisoners of War Fund. Address : Henwood Manor, Tetten
haU, Staffs. Clubs : Army and Navy. (C963)
FOSTER, Lieut. WilUam, M.B.E, R.E.
FOSTER, WUUam MelvUle, M.B.E, M.A, B.C.L, F.R.G.S,
fi. 31 Oct. 1871 ; s. of John Edwin Foster, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
of Mayfield, Huddersfield ; to. Mary Anson, d. of Matthew
George Farrer, of Kemerton, Gloucestershire. Educ. : Dover
CoUege ; Christ Church, Oxford ; Geneva. Barrister-at-
Law (Inner Temple) ; late Private Secretary to H.E. the
Governor of Jamaica. War Work : Private Secretary,
Director of Munitions Contracts, War Office ; later Head of
Section, Ministry of Munitions. Address : 14, Iverna Court,
Kensington. Clubs: The Royal Colonial Institute; Royal
Geographical Society ; Oxford and Cambridge ; Ranelagh and
Roehampton. (M406)
FOSTER, Col. Sir WiUiam Yorke, Bart, C.B.E, late R.A,
6. 1 AprU, 1860 ; s. of the late Sh WiUiam Foster Bt, of Norwich ;
m AUeen Ethel, d. of Col. Augustus Berkeley Portman. Educ:
Eton. Royal Horse and Royal Field ArtiUery from 1880 to
1910 ; Staff Capt. and D.A.A.G. R.A. May, 1892 to May 1897.
War Work : Asst. Adjt.-General, Southern Command, 1914-17
Records Staff, 1917-19. Clubs : Naval and Military ; The
Norfolk, Norwich. (C165)

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FOUCAR, Alexander Ferdinand Emile, O.B.E, M.B.E.
FOULERTON, Brevet-Major Alexander Grant Russell
O.B.E , F.R.CS, R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 6. 22 April, 1863 ; s. of
Alexander Foulerton, Capt. H.M. Indian Navy. Educ. ¦
Kensington School. County Medical Officer, East Sussex'
Chairman, Board of Studies in Hygiene, Univ. of London'
Lecturer on Hygiene at the London School of Medicine for
Women, and in the Hygiene Department of Univ. CoU London •
formerly director of the Cancer Research Laboratories at the
Middlesex Hospital. War Work: D.A.D.M.S. (Sanitation)
B.E.F, France (1914-15 Star) ; O.C Hygiene Department,
Royal Army Medical CoU. Addresses : Wealdside, Lewes •
Morpeth Terrace, Victoria Street, S.W. 1. Club : Royai
AutomobUe. (07165)
FOUNTAIN, Annie Christine, C.B.E. ; d. of late Joseph
Fountain, of Birthwaite HaU, Darton. CoUiery Proprietor.
War Work : Recruiting, Hospital and Red Cross. Address :
Birthwaite HaU, Darton, nr. Barnsley. (C964)
FOURIE, Louis, M.B.E.
FOWELE, Edward Turner, M.B.E.
FOWLDS, Hon. George, C.B.E, 6. 1860 ; s. of the late
Matthew Fowlds, of Fenwick, Scotland ; m. 1884, M. A, d. of
John Fulton, of Chiphall, Fenwick, Ayrshire. Educ. : Water
side Sch, Ayrshire ; Andersonian Coll, Glasgow. Was Minister
of the Crown, New Zealand, 1906-11, holding Portfolios of
Education, Customs, PubUc Health, Defence, Justice, and
PubUc Hospitals ; Dep. Chm. Auckland Univ. CoU. CouncU,
and a Trustee Jubilee Institute for the Blind. (C723)
FOWLE, Edward, M.B.E.
FOWLE, Helene, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Baron de Caters, of
Antwerp, Belgium ; to. Col. John Fowle ; s. of Edmund Fowle, of
Newton Abbot. War Work : Belgian refugees. Address :
9, Hume Street, Dublin. (M408)
FOWLE, Col. Sir Henry Walter Hamilton, K.B.E, fi.
1871, s. of late T. E. Fowle, D.L, of Chute Lodge, Hants, and
Durrington Manor, Wilts. Commissioner of Enemy Subjects
in S. Africa, 1915, and Custodian of Enemy Property, 1916-19
(see Burke's Peerage).
FOWLE, Col. Thomas Ernie, C.B.E, A.A, and Q.M.G, S.
Africa ; served with the Chitral ReUef Force, 1895 (medal with
clasp) ; in S. Africa, 1902 (despatches, Queen's medal with two
clasps) (C815)
FOWLE, WilUam, M.B.E, V.D
FOWLER, Col. Charles Edward Percy, O.B.E, F.R.CS,
A.M.S, 6. 1866 ; s. of Charles Edward Fowler, of MUverton
Court, Somerset ; to. Mary Dorothy Hopper, d. of William
Whytehead Boulton, J.P, of Beverley, E. Yorks. Educ :
Clifton ; St. Mary's Hospital. Asst. Prof, of Hygiene, R.A.M.
CoUege, London, 1903-7 ; Mil. Representative Malarial Com
mission Mauritius, 1907; M.O.H, Gibraltar, 1908-12; Com
mandant, Army School of Sanitation, Aldershot, 1913-14 ;
retired 1914. War Work : A.D.M.S, Aldershot Command ;
Member Army Sanitary Committee, 1914-16 ; mentioned in
despatches Brevet Lt.-Col. Aug. 1917 ; A.D.M.S, E.E.F,
Mil. Malarial Commission of Egypt, (O.B.E., Mar. 1918);
A.D.M.S, Delta District ; A.D.M.S, 54th Division (mentioned
in Despatches, E.E.F, May 1919) ; gazetted to reserve as
Colonel A.M.S. Address: Ash Green, Surrey. Club: Con
servative. (O1025)
FOWLER, Capt. Charles Henry, M.B.E, 6. 4 Jan. 1885 ;
s. of the late R. H. Fowler. Educ. : Dulwich CoU. ; Trinity
CoU, Cambridge. Managing Director, Messrs. John Fowler
& Co Leeds, Ltd, Agricultural Engineers. War Work:
Chief Ordnance Engineer (Manchester District), Dept. of Gun
Manufacture, Ministry of Munitions, 1915-17 ; Director of
Field and Siege ArtiUery Production, Dept. of Gun Manufacture,
Ministry of Munitions, 1918-19. Address : Moor House,
Moortown, Leeds, Yorkshire. Cfefi : Windham ; Royal
AutomobUe. (M1732)
FOWLER, Charles Roy, M.B.E.
FOWLER, Ethel Ada, Mrs., M.B.E.
FOWLER, EveUne Georgina, M.B.E, ; d. of Ernest William
Fowler, of Gunton Old HaU, Suffolk. Educ. : At home. War
Work : Hon. Matron of the Gunton Cottage Hospital for
SaUors and Minesweepers from 1915-19. Address : Gunton
Old HaU, nr. Lowestoft, Suffolk. (M409)
FOWLER, Lieut.-Col. George Curran Orr, O.B.E,
R.A.V.C, 6. 15 Dec. 1859 ; s. of L. Hamilton Fowler, of Dhunekl
Greenock, N.B, and Rangoon ; m. Louisa, d. of James Mann,
of Levanne, Gouroch, N.B. Educ. : Privately, and Neuwied-
am-Rhein. War Work : 5th Div. H.Q. France ; A.D.V.S.
65th Division ; D.A.D.V.S. Dish Command. Address : Messrs.
Holt & Co, Ltd, 3, WhitehaU Place, S.W. Club : R.C.Y.C. (07166)
FOWLER, George Herbert, C.B.E, B.A, Ph.D., F.L.S,
6. 1861 ; s. of Rev. John Fowler, of Lincoln. Educ : Eton,
Oxford ; Leipzig. War Work : Hydrographic and Intelhgence
Departments, Admiralty 1914-19. Address : The Old House,
Aspley Guise, Bedfordshire. Club : Arts. (C166)
FOWLER, Gertrude Dene, M.B.E.
FOWLER, Temp. Lieut.-Col. Sir Henry, K.B.E, fi. 29
July, 1870 ; s. of Henry Fowler, of Evesham ; m. Emmie
Needham, d. of Phuip Smith, of Horwich, Lancs. Educ :
Evesham and Mason Science CoUege, Birmingham. Chief
Mechanical Engineer, Midland RaUway ; President Insti
tution of Automobile Engineers ; Hon. Secretary, Associa
tion of RaUway Locomotive Engineers. War Work : Director
of Production, Ministry of Munitions ; Superintendent of
Royal Aircraft Factory ; Assistant Director-General of Aircraft

BIOGRAPHIES.

Francis

Production, 1917-18 ; Ministry of Munitions Representative
on Aircraft Mission to the United States of America and Canada,
1918; Chairman of the Light Alloys Sub-Committee ; Chairman
of Aircraft Committee of British Engineering Standards
Association, 1918 ; Chairman of Conference to form the Inter
national Aircraft Standards Commission, 1918 ; Chairman of
the first Inter-Allied Conference on the Standardisation of
Aircraft Components ; Deputy-member of Munitions Council,
1918-19. Address : Derwent House, Milford, Derby.
Club : Royal AutomobUe ; R.A.F. (K68)
FOWLER, Lionel John Porter, O.B.E, 6. 24 Feb. 1892 ;
8. of John Porter Fowler, of Tredegar ; m. Kathleen Grace, d. of
Henry Jeffcoat, of Lymington. Educ. : Privately. War
Wort: Production Engineer, The Sopwith Aviation and
Engineering Co, Ltd, Kingston-on-Thames. Address :
Woodvale, Petersham, Surrey. (010425)
FOWLER, Margaret Mary Maitland, Mrs. O.B.E, ; d. of
Rev. John George Trotter, Canon of Birmingham ; to. George
Herbert Fowler, 8th Sherwood Foresters (kUled in France,
Oct. 1915), s. of Gebrge Fowler, of Basford Hall, Nottingham.
Educ : Grassendale ; Southbourne-on-Sea, Hants ; Paris. War
Work: Commandant (Warwick 68 B.R.C.S.) Weddington
Hospital, Nuneaton, Warwickshire ; Vice-President, B.R.C.S.
for Atherstone Division. Address : 43, Binswood Avenue,
Leamington Spa. Clubs: Lyceum; V.A.D. (03719)
FOWLER, May, Mrs. Francis John, O.B.E.
FOWLER, Capt. Ralph Howard, O.B.E.
FOWLER, Col. Robert, O.B.E, Aust. A.M.C.
FOWLER, Robert Copp, O.B.E, F.S.A, 6. 5 Nov. 1867 ;
s. of the Rev. NeweU Vicat Fowler, late vicar of Ultiug, Essex ;
m. Mary Dorothea, d. of John Goodacre, late of Ashby Parva
and UUesthorpe, Leicestershire. Educ. : Winchester College,
and New CoUege, Oxford. Assistant Keeper of the Public
Records. War Work: Casualties Branch, War Office. Address:
Wayside, West End Lane, Pinner. Club : United University. (01352)
FOWLIE, Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
FOX, Arthur Wingate, M.B.E. (M10248)
FOX, Major Charles Horace, M.B.E, R.E.
FOX, David Henry, O.B.E, 6. 7 May, 1863 ; s. of James
Fox, of ShepherdsweU ; m. Susan, d. of John Benefield, of
Waltham, Kent. Educ. : ShepherdsweU Elementary School.
Chief Constable of Dover ; Captain of the Fire Brigade. War
Work : Special work in connection with the issue of 40,000
Permit Books to the civiUan population of Dover, Dover being
considered a special MUitary Area ; duty in connection with
air raids of which there were 113 calls and 18 actual raids,
also two bombardments and 4 fires caused by bombs dropped
from enemy aircraft. (010426)
FOX, Capt. Edward Thornton, O.B.E, J.P. (Southern
Rhodesia), British South Africa PoUce, 6. 29 May, 1881 ; s. of
Edward Robert Fox, of Leicester ; m. Helen Edith, d. of
William Alexander Brunton, CLE, of London. Educ. :
Privately ; Wyggestone Grammar School, Leicester ; Real
Gymnasium I. Hanover. Sec. Department of Defence, Southern
Rhodesia; 1st Vol. Batt. Leicestershire Regt. 1898-1906;
Lieut. ; joined British South Africa PoUce, April 1906 ; trans
ferred to Southern Rhodesia CivU Service, April 1909 ; retrans-
ferred to B.S.A.P. June 1913, and appointed Lieut, and Asst.
ControUer on the Staff of the Commandant-General, Rhodesia
Forces ; Capt. 1st July, 1918 ; appointed Sec. Department of
Defence, Southern Rhodesia, Feb. 1920 ; was Sec. to the Public
Committee to enquire into the system of Defence for Southern
Rhodesia, 1916. War Work : On Active Service with B.S.A.
Police, Southern Rhodesia, from Aug. 1914 to June, 1919, as
Asst. ControUer Rhodesian Defence Force (Administrative
Services, Supplies, etc.), and ControUer, Pay and Accounts
Branch, Rhodesian Defence Force. Address : SaUsbury, S.
Rhodesia. (O8010)
FOX, Capt. Frank, O.B.E, R.A.
FOX, Capt. Harold Arthur, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
FOX, James Bartholomew, M.B.E, S.M, R.G.A.
FOX, Lieut.-Col. and Qr.-Mr. James Joseph, O.B.E.
FOX, Major John, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
FOX, John Jacob, O.B.E.
FOX, Joseph Vincent, O.B.E, M.B, CM.
FOX, MarshaU Nathaniel, M.B.E, 6. 1872 ; s. of the late
Nathaniel Fox, J.P, of Falmouth ; to. Annie EUzabeth, d. of
™e late L. H. LesUe, of North Shields. Six years Joint Sec.
of Friends' Foreign Mission Association, London ; since 1909
a Missionary in Mount Lebanon, Syria, leaving in Oct. 1914.
War Work : March, 1916, to March, 1918, Controller of Industries
at the Armenian Refugee Camp, Port Said, and Hon. Govt.
Inspector, from then until March, 1920, General Sec. (hon.) of
the Syria and Palestine ReUef Fund, founded by Bishop
Maclnnes, and being the united effort of 12 British Missionary
Societies ; expenditure in Palestine over £120,000, in Syria over
£35,000. Addresses : c/o F.F.M.A , 15 Devonshire Street,
Bishopsgate, E.C. ; 15, Penwerris Terrace, Falmouth. (M8124)
FOX, Major Robert Michael Douglas, O.B.E, L.I.
FOX, Tom, O.B.E.
FOX, Lieut. Thomas Laurence, O.B.E, fi. 21 Sept, 1893;
>¦ of Thomas Barter Fox, of Melbourne, Australia. Educ. :
Scotch Coll, Melbourne, and Melbourne Univ. War Work:
Served in Egypt, France, Salonica, South Russia, Constanti
nople, Army of Black Sea, with 1st Division, Australian T.F. ;
awarded Russian Order of St. Anne, 2nd Class. Club : United
R.A.S.C, London. (07944)

FOX, Violet Beatrice, M.B.E.
FOX, Lieut. Walter, O.B.E, R.E.. T.F.
FOX, Walter St. John, O.B.E, Esquire of the Order of
St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 28 Feb. 1855 ; s. of Thomas Samuel
Fox, of Farnborough, Kent. Educ. : Tonbridge. War Work :
Commandant of the Headquarters Central Detachment of the
Metropolitan Special Constabulary. Clubs : Union ; Con
stitutional; M.CC (010428)
FOX, Capt. WUliam Harris, M.B.E, fi. 17 March, 1878 ;
s. of Joseph William Fox, of Barrie, Ontario, Canada ; m.
Emily Gilberetta, d. of Gilbert H. York, of Coburg, Ontario.
Educ. : Univ. of Toronto. Electrical Engineer. War Work :
Quartermaster, Ontario Military Hospital, Orpington, Kent ;
this hospital was built and operated by the Government of
Ontario, and was the largest Canadian Hospital in England,
having 2100 beds and a staff of 300. (M1733)
FOX, Eng.-Comm. WiUiam Henry, O.B.E, R.N.R.
FOX, Eleanor Biroh, the Hon. Mrs. WILSON-, C.B.E,
6. 18 March, 1871 ; d. of the 1st Baron Basing (see Burke's
Peerage), of Hoddington, Hants. ; to. Henry Wilson-Fox, M.P.
for Tamworth Division of Warwickshire. War Work : Chair
man of South African Comforts Committee ; Member of South
African Hospital and Comforts Fund, and of London War
Pensions Committee ; Chahman of Hackney War Pensions
Sub-Committee. Address : 20, Lowndes Square, S.W. 1.
(C379)
FOXALL, Arthur Squire, M.B.E.
FOYSTER, Arthur Henry, M.B.E, M.I.E.E, 6. 13 Dec.
1869 ; s. of the late Rev. G. A. Foyster, of Guise House,
Vspley Guise. Educ : Haileybury. War Work : Assist.
Inspector of SmaU Arms Ammunition. (M1735)
FOYSTER, Constance Helena, M.B.E, fi. 17 Feb. 1878 ;
d. of the Rev. Henry Brereton Foyster, Rector of St. Clement's,
Hastings, and Prebendary of Chichester. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Commandant of Old Hastings House, British
Red Cross Hospital, Hastings, from May, 1915, to AprU, 1920.
Address : The Vicarage, Colemans' Hatch, Sussex. Club :
V.A.D. Ladies'. (M8126)
FOZARD, Capt. Harry Edwin, M.B.E, R.A.F, fi. 8 Dec.
1883 ; s. of Edwin Charles Fozard, of London ; to. Florence
Chiswell, d. of William Myles Chadwick, of Sheffield. Educ :
Privately, and Royal Indian Engineering CoU. Engineer
(Mech.) ; Assoc. Member of Institute of Mech. Engineers.
War Work : Inspector of Aeroplanes ; Officer in charge,
Northern Area, A.I.D. Address : 7, Dartmouth Road,
Chorlton-cum-Hardy. Club : Constitutional, Manchester. (M3648)
FRAMPTON, Capt. Henry Frank, O.B.E.
FRAMPTON, Capt. Napier Paul, M.B.E, A.R.S.M,
R.A.S.C, 6. 28 Nov. 1871 : s. of the late Walter Frampton,
of Adelaide, South Australia ; to. Ada Lilian, d. of the late
Edward Lovell Dwyer, Commander R.N, of Lauuceston, Tas
mania, and grandniece of the late Admiral Sir Sidney Smith.
Educ. : Saint Peter's CoU, Adelaide, and Royal School of
Mines, South Kensington. Engaged m Mining in Australia.
War Work : Enlisted 5 Jan. 1915 ; Sergt.-Major in France, with
10th Div. ; on Supply Ships at Anzac, Suvla Bay, at Supply
Depots at Tel-el-Kebir, Romani, and railhead depots across
Sinai Peninsula ; obtained Commission, Jan. 1917, and joined
54th Div. as Brigade Supply Officer, and later Requisitioning
Officer with XXI. Corps troops ; June, 1918, made Capt. and
Supply Officer, XXI. Corps troops ; in charge of Corps Depot at
Ras-el-ain during General Allenby's advance in Sept. 1918 ;
went into hospital with malaria, Nov. 1918, in Beirut. Ad
dress : 32, Disraeli Road, Ealing, W. 5. (M3174)
FRANCE, Reginald, M.B.E.
FRANCE, WiUiam Ernest, M.B.E, fi. 6 Dec 1880 ; s. of
James France, of Old Trafford ; to. Catherine Moncrieff, d. of
David Ames, of Croydon. Educ. : Bishops Stortford Coll.
Bank Manager ; Manager, Manchester and Liverpool District
Bank, Knutsford and Northwich ; now Sub-Manager, Man
Chester and Liverpool District Bank, Southport. War Work :
Hon. Sec. Knutsford War Savings Committee. Addresses :
Park Cottage, Knutsford ; Delamere Road, Ainsdale, near
Southport. (M8127)
FRANCES, Edith, Mrs., M.B.E. Organiser, Soldiers'
Rest and Refreshment Camp, Beira. (M10258a)
FRANCEYS, Amy Constance, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 13 Feb.
1878 ; d. of Alderman Joseph Heap, of Blackpool ; m. Lionel
Hope Franceys, d. of Edw. B. Franceys, of Southport. Educ. :
Northlands High School, Blackpool. War Work : Soldiers
and Sailors' Families Association ; Local War Pensions Com
mittee ; Voluntary Aid Association ; Prisoners of War Com
mittee. Address : Hopetoun, Read's Avenue, Blackpool,
Lancs. (M8128)
FRANCIS, Ada Emily, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
FRANCIS, AUred George, O.B.E, B.A. (Cantab.), M.B,
B.S. (Lond.), F.R.CS. (Eng.), fi. 25 Nov. 1862 ; s. of Charles
Wordley Francis, of Southchurch, Essex ; m. Frederica Jane,
d of the Rev. Walter Marcon, Rector of Edgefield, Norfolk.
Educ. : Univ. CoU. School ; Univ. CoU, London ; King's
Coll, Cambridge ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London.
Late Surgeon, Hull Royal Infirmary. War Work : Chairman,
Recruiting and Pension Boards, East Central Region. Address :
101, Beverley Road, Hull, E. Yorkshire. (010429)
FRANCIS, Lieut. Arnold Eardley, M.B.E, 6. 21 Jan.
1881 ' s. of F. W. Francis, J.P, of Leamington Spa. Educ. :
Leamington Coll. War Work : Served in R.A.S.C. Address :
Garthside, Rugby Road, Leamington Spa. (M4486

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Francis

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

FRANCIS, Lieut.-Col. Charles John, C.B.E, R.E. Served
in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1571)
FRANCIS, Major Frederick Howard, D.S.O, O.B.E.
Australian Army Ser. Corps ; served during the Great War,
1914-16 (despatches). (08616)
FRANCIS, George ChapUn, M.B.E.
FRANCIS, Guy, M.B.E.
FRANCIS, Harvey, O.B.E, M.D.
FRANCIS, Herbert WiUiam Sidney, O.B.E.
FRANCIS, John Horace, O.B.E.
FRANCIS, Joseph, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 1859. For many years
associated with the public work of Southend-on-Sea ; elected
Mayor in 1900 and again the first Mayor of the County Borough
in 1913 and continued in office throughout the war ; founded
the National Benefit Assurance Company Limited in 1890 ;
Chairman or Director of several Marine Insurance and other
Companies ; Chairman of the City of London Maternity
Hospital for many years ; Member of the Board of the Orphan
Working School ; Past Master of the Worshipful Company of
Gardeners. War Work : Was Chahman of the War Tribunal,
Treasurer of the War Pensions Committee, and Chairman of
many other Committees formed in connection with the War ;
Member of the Committee of Queen Mary's Royal Naval
Hospital ; Honorary Commandant of the National Guard,
(later the 4th Volunteer Battalion of the Essex Regiment), of
which he was gazetted Lieut.-Colonel ; President of the League
of Mercy for south-east Essex. Officer of the Order of the
Crown of Belgium. Addresses : Bude, Southend-on-Sea ;
National House, Newgate Street, E.C.I. Club : Royal
Societies'. (0341)
FRANCIS, Katharine LiUan, Mrs., M.B.E.; d. of Rev. C
Peach, of Evenlode Rectory, Worcestershire. Educ : Brighton.
War Work : Hon. Sec Red Cross Committee, Chepstow, since
1911 ; Commandant, Chepstow Red Cross Hospital, V.A.D.
Mon. 6, 1918. Address : St. Tewdric, Chepstow. Club :
Sesame. (M8130)
FRANCIS, Percy Alexander, M.B.E.
FRANCIS, Percy James, O.B.E.
FRANCIS, Surg.-Lieut. Thomas Evan, O.B.E, M.D,
D.P.H, R.N.
FRANCIS, EUzabeth Lydia, Mrs. BULT-, M.B.E, 6.
11 June, 1854. War Work : Five years at the Euston Y.M.C.A.
Hut, 3_ years of that time Superintendent of above ; donor of
the Royal Naval Hut, Harwich, and part donor of the Naval
Hut, Rosyth. Addresses : 21, Taviton Street, London, W.C.I ;
The Fern House, Little Marlow, Bucks. (M1736)
FRANEY, George Ernest, O.B.E.
FRANK, Peter, O.B.E.
FRANKAU, Col. Claude Howard Stanley, C.B.E, D.S.O,
M.B, F.R.CS. Capt. and Brevet Major and Acting Col.
Served during the Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). (C1250)
FRANKISH, Lieut. John Raven, M.B.E, R.A.F.
FRANKLAND, Percy Faraday, C.B.E, J.P, F.R.S,
Ph.D., LL.D, Sc.D, Officer of the Order of St. Maurice and
St. Lazarus, 6. 1858 ; s. of Sir Edward Frankland, K.C.B.
to. Grace Coleridge, d. of Joseph Toynbee, F.R.S. Educ. :
University College School ; Royal School of Mines ; Wiirzburg
University. Emeritus Professor of Chemistry and lately Dean
of the Faculty of Science in the University of Birmingham ;
Past-President of the Chemical Society and of the Institute of
Chemistry of Great Britain and Deland ; Past Vice-President
of the Royal Society. War Work : Deputy Inspector of High
Explosives (Birmingham Area) ; Member of Panel, Board of
Invention and Research (Admiralty) ; Examiner of Coal Tar
for the High Explosives Committee of the Ministry of Munitions ;
Member of the Anti-Gas Committee and of the Chemical
Warfare Committee of the Ministry of Munitions ; Member of
the Executive War Committee of the Royal Society ; Chairman
of the Chemical Section of the Royal Society War Committee ;
Chairman of the Reserved Occupations Committee of the Royal
Society. Address : House of Letterawe, Loch Awe, Argyllshire
N.B. (C2616)
FRANKLIN, Arthur Sumpter, M.B.E, 6. 22 Jan. 1872 ;
s. of WilUam Alfred Franklin, of Portsmouth, Hants ; m.
Rose Fanny, d. of Alfred George Curtiss, of Portsmouth, Hants.
Educ. : St. Saviour's School, Paddington. Assistant Manager,
National Cartridge and Box Repair Factory, Dagenham Dock,
Essex. Address : Howgate, Donnington Road, Willesden,
N.W. 10. (M8131)
FRANKLIN, Major Edward, O.B.E, R.A.O.C. (T.F.).
FRANKLIN, Capt. Frederick Joseph, O.B.E, 6. 10 Feb.
1878 ; s. of Jos. Norris Franklin, J.P. for Devonshire, of
Huxham, Exeter. Educ. : Blundell's, Tiverton. Served with
the Royal 1st Devon Yeomanry Cavalry in Boer War (King's
and Queen's Medals, with clasps) ; Commissioned to A.S.C in
1901, becoming transport officer to Gen. French's flying
columns in Cape Colony ; resigned commission after Boer War ;
later accompanied Gen. Piet Cronje and Gen. Ben VUjoen to
America ; returned to Natal and served in Bambatas Rebellion,
Natal, 1908 ; served with Canadian Forces in World's War,
1915-16 (recruiting branch) ; secured commission, R.A.S.C. ;
proceeded with B.E.F. to North Russia as O.C. Remounts
to Syren Force ; had charge of transportation of troops by
sledge from Soroha to Archangel, with rank of Major ; men
tioned in despatches. Addresses : Riverside, Grantham,
Lines ; Hubbard Woods, 111, U.S.A. Clubs : Royal Army
Service Corps ; Adventurers', U.S.A. ; Scarboro', U.S.A. ;
Exeter and County National, U.S.A. (09717)

FRANKLIN, Major George Denne, O.B.E ,I.M.S, MB.
FRANKLIN, Leonard Benjamin, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 15 Nov.
1862 ; s. of Ellis A. Franldin, of 35, Porchester Terrace, W.; m.
Laura Agnes, d.ol WiUiam Laderburg, of 2, Inverness Terrace,
W. Educ. : King's CoUege, London; Athenee Royale,
Bruxelles War Work : appointed Local Government repre
sentative at Folkestone and charged with direction of the Belgian
Refugee work there ; later on assisted in Housing Schemes of
Local Government Board. Addresses : 32, Hyde Park Gardens,
N 2 , London ; The Grange, Goudhurst, Kent. Clubs : Reform;
National Liberal ; Eighty. (0342)
FRANKLIN, LiUan Annie Margueretta, M.B.E.
FRANKLIN, Mabel, M.B.E.
FRANKLIN, Olga Heather, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
FRANKLIN, Richard, O.B.E, 6. 1876. Educ: Col
chester Grammar School, and King's Coll, London. Engineer.
War Work : Was engaged from Sept. 1914, until the Armistice
on work of a special character for the Admiralty, as whole-time
Director of Davey, Paxman & Co, Ltd, London and Colchester.
Address : Gidea Park, Essex. Club : British Empire. (010433)
FRANKLIN, Robert Francis, O.B.E, 6. 30 August, 1863 ;
8. of late Henry Franklin, of Cottenham, Cambridge ; m. Edith
Rosa, d. of late Myles GUbert, of Needham Market, Suffolk.
Educ. : Privately and at King's College, London. Clerk,
Admiralty 1879-92 ; Assistant Secretary, Chatham Dockyard,
1892-1900 ; Assistant Cashier, Sheerness Dockyard 1900-1 ;
Secretary to Admiral Superintendent, Devonport Dockyard,
1901 ; stUl serving. War Work : Secretary to Admiral
Superintendent, Devonport Dockyard. Address : 2, The
Terrace, H.M. Dockyard, Devonport. Club : Royal South
Western Yacht, Plymouth. (0343)
FRANKLIN, Col. Will Hodgson, C.B.E, D.S.O, R. of 0,
6. 1873 ; s. of William Franklin, of Liverpool ; to. Sarah, d. of
Hon. George Knowling, of St. John's. Newfoundland. Educ. :
Liverpool Institute. His Majesty's Trade Commissioner in
East Africa. War Work : Served in Royal Newfoundland
Regt, Capt. 1914 ; Major, 1915 ; attached to Suffolk Regt,
Lieut.-Col, 1916 ; attached to and commanded Batt. Royal
Warwickshire Regt. ; severely wounded, Somme, July, 1916 ;
Col, R. of O, 1919 ; (D.S.O, twice mentioned in despatches) ;
Chief Instructor, Torquay Area, 1918. Address : P.O. Box 220,
Nairobi, Kenya Colony. Clubs : City St. John's (Newfound
land) ; British Empire. (C2204)
FRANKLING, Albert Edward, M.B.E.
FRANKLING, Herbert George, C.B.E M.R.C.S, fi.
1876 ; s. of the late George Frankling. Hen. Surg, Harrogate
Infirmary ; m. 1906, Florence, who died 1917, d. of the late
Joseph AshmaU. Address: 10, York Road, Harrogate. (C1152)
FRANKS, Paymaster-Lieut. Maurice CardinaU, O.B.E,
R.N.R. FRANKS, Capt. Rudolph Keane, M.B.E, 6. 7 June, 1879 ;
s. of Edward Franks, late of India Office, and grandson of George
Cattermole, R.A. Educ : St. Peter's Coll, Westminster. War
Work : Joined Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars (Yeomanry)
as trooper in Aug. 1914 ; proceeded to France with that regt.
in Sept. of the same year ; took commission in 2/lst North
Somerset Yeomanry, 1915 ; appointed Musketry Instructor to
the regiment, 1916, after having gained 1st Class Instructor s
Certificate at Bisley ; promoted Capt. and Adjutant, 1917.
Address : Dravton St. Leonard, Oxon. (M5270)
FRASER, Major Angus George, M.B.E.
FRASER, Lieut.-Comm. Bruce Austin, O.B.E, R.N.
FRASER, Catherine, M.B.E, M.B, Ch.B.
FRASER, Lieut.-Col. Cecil, C.M.G, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.F.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (O3305)
FRASER, Constance Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of Col. Edwin
Maude; m. Nov. 1888, Sir Stuart Mitford Fraser, K.C.S.I,
CLE, I.C.S, s. of the late J. Denholm Fraser", J.P. (C1965)
FRASER, Capt. CUve Stewart, M.B.E. Chief Censor,
Straits Settlements. (M10258J)
FRASER, Lieut. David, M.B.E, S.A.S.S.
FRASER, Capt. David Hammand, O.B.E,M.C,M.A,M.D,
B. Ch. (Camb.), fi. 25 Dec. 1878 ; s. of Roderick Fraser, of 331,
Norwood Road, S.E. ; m. Annie Isabel, d. of Dr. McMuUen, of
Parliament HiU, N.W. 3. Educ. : Privately ; Gonville and Caius
CoUege, Cambridge ; London Hospital, E. Anaesthetist, Hamp
stead General and Great Northern Hospital : Medical Referee,
Ministry of Pensions, Hampstead Division ; Lecturer, Central
Midwives Board. War Work : Captain R.A.M.C. and R.A.F.
Medical Service ; attached 15th Field Ambulance, 28th Brigade
R.F.A, 1st Army H.Q, 2nd Wing R.A.F, 65 Wing R.A.F. and
M.O.i/c Special Air Force Wards, 14 General Hospital Wimereux.
Address : 28, Belsize Avenue, N.W.3. (02238)
FRASER, Sir Drummond, K.B.E, 6. 1867 ; s. of late
W. Murray Fraser, of London and Manchester. Joint Manag
ing-Director of Manchester and Liverpool Banking Co.;
rendered valuable services in connection with War Savings
Movement. Address: Earlscliffe, Altrincham, Cheshire.
FRASER, Evelyn Margaret, M.B E, d. of Hon. Lord
Fraser, Senator of the College of Justice. War Work : Edin
burgh War Dressings (Sphagnum Moss). Address: 31, Chester
St. Edinburgh. Clubs : Queen's, Edinburgh ; Park, London. (M407)
FRASER, Florence, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 9 June, 1851 ; d. of
Edward H. Finch Hatton, of Long Stratton, Cambridgeshire;
m. Hugh, s. of John Fraser, of Aclmagairn, Inverness-slure.
Educ. : At home. War Work : Commandant of Marsandra

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Freeman

Red Cross Hospital, Weymouth, Dorset. Address: Wittenham,
RodweU, Weymouth, Dorset. (O3720)
FRASER, Lieut.-Col. Forbes, C.B.E, Capt. and Acting
Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C Served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1252)
FRASER, Capt. Francis WiUiam Ian Victor, O.B.E,
M.C, E.A.F.
FRASER, Lieut. George Alexander, M.B.E, M.A, 6.
9 June, 1877 ; s. of Wm. Stuart Fraser, W.S, of 42, Melville
Street, Edinburgh ; m. Mary Elizabeth, d. of WiUiam Rams-
botham, of Manchester. Educ. : Edinburgh Academy and
Edinburgh Univ. (M.A.). Chartered Accountant ; partner of
the firm of R. and E. Scott, CA, 64, Queen Street, Edinburgh.
War Work : Trooper, Lotbians and Border Horse, Sept. 1914,
to March, 1915 ; gazetted, 2nd Lieut, 8th K.O.S.B, March,
1915 ; Lieut, Nov. 1915 ; wounded on the Somme, Aug. 1916 ;
attached Adjutant-General's Branch, War Office, from May, 1917,
to Feb. 1919. Address : Carcraig, Davidson's Mains, Mid
lothian. Clubs : Univ., Edinburgh ; Caledonian, London. (M5272)
FRASER, Capt. George Gerald Rae, M.B.E, R.A.F.
FRASER, Lieut.-Col. George WiUiam Frederiok, O.B.E,
E.A.F. FRASER, Capt. Gordon Colquhoun, C.B.E, R.N. War
Work : Rendered service as Capt. in charge of Defensive
Mining. , (C1163)
FRASER, Gordon Lushington, M.B.E.
FRASER, Henry Paterson, M.B.E.
FRASER, Hugh, O.B.E.
FRASER, Hugh, M.B.E.
FRASER, L-ene Gladys, Mrs., C.B.E. General Super
intendent of the St. Dunstan's Establishments in London and
Provinces. (C3141)
FRASER, James, M.B.E.
FRASER, Comm. James Gordon, O.B.E, R.N.
FRASER, Major James Wilson, C.M.G, O.B.E, J.P,
fi. 31 May, 1862 ; s. of the late Capt. John Fraser, of Balnain,
Lavemess-shire ; m. Edith Knowles, d. of the late Andrew
Knowles, of Swinton Old HaU, Lancashire. Educ. : The CoU,
Inverness, and Royal MUitary CoU, Sandhurst. Major (ret.),
1st Batt. The Cheshire Regt. War Work : Served continuously
in France from Nov 1914, tiU AprU, 1919, first with the 4th
Batt. Seaforth Highlanders, and subsequently on the Staff
(D.A.Q.M.G.) ; twice mentioned in despatches. Address :
Leckmelm, by Garve, Ross-shire. (05275)
FRASER, Jessie, Mrs., O.B.E.
FRASER, John Hugh Ronald, O.B.E, B.A, I.C.S,
fi. 15 March, 1878. Educ : HaUeybury, and Pembroke Coll,
Cambridge. Serving under Political Department of Govern
ment of India. Address : c/o India Office, Whitehall. (08254)
FRASER, Lieut. John James, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
FRASER, Katherine Roy, M.BJB., 6. 1870 ; d. of GUbert
Paterson ; m. James WiUiam Fraser. War Work : Nine
months with Y.M.CA. Huts in Le Havre ; afterwards in charge
of Y.M.C.A. Hut on Flotta, Scapa Flow. Address : Merton
Cottage, Liberton, Midlothian. (M1740)
FRASER, Laura Vivienne, Mrs.. M.B.E. ; d. of Herman
Crichton Bell, of Queenstown ; m. John Blackburne Fraser,
Civil Commissioner and Magistrate, Riversdale, Cape ; s. of the
late Lieut.-Gen. G. H. J. A. Fraser. Educ. : Perth, Scotland.
War Work : Soldiers' Hut, De Aar Station, South Africa ; Gifts
and Comforts Organisation Committee. Address : Riversdale,
c/o Magistrate, Cape Province, S. Africa. (M1216)
FRASER, Malcolm, O.B.E, 6. 25 May, 1873 ; s. of John
Fraser, of Drummond, Inverness, Scotland ; to. Caroline, d. of
Capt. James Watson, of Napier, New Zealand. Educ. :
Rainings' School, Inverness, Scotland. New Zealand Govern
ment Statistician. War Work : Responsible for administration
of N.Z. " Military Service Act, 1916," so far as it applied to civil
registration ; originated and conducted system of baUoting
for conscripts thereunder. Address : Rawhibi Terrace,
Kelburn, WeUington, N.Z. (O8330)
FRASER, Norman Graham, M.B.E, A.F.C, R.A.F.
FRASER, Capt. Percy Louis Alexander, M.B.E, J.P,
4. 26 Oct. 1867 ; s. of Lionel Mordaunt Fraser, of Inverness-
shire, Scotland ; to. Christina Isabel, d. of Valentine Plummer,
of United States of America. Educ. : St. Mary's CoU,
Trinidad. Superintendent of H.M. Prisons, Trinidad and
Tobago. War Work: Trinidad Light Horse ; was Commandant
of Prisoners of War Camp, Trinidad, Aug. 1914, to Feb. 1920.
Commissioned officer in local forces mobilised for defence of
Colony; supervised mounting of guns on two islands for
defence of Trinidad ; received thanks of Governor for services
rendered during war. Address : H.M. Prisons, Port of Spain,
Trinidad, B.W.I. Club : St. Clair (Port of Spain). (M1266)
FRASER, Lieut.-Col. Pierce Butler, O.B.E, D.S.O,
fi. 1881 ; s. of George John Fraser. Major R.A.S.C and an
A.Q.M.G, with rank of Lieut.-Col. ; served in the Great War,
1914-17 (despatches). (08584)
FRASER, Robert, M.B.E.
FRASER, Sarah Louise, M.B.E, M.D, B.S. (Lond.),
fi. 28 Jan. 1874 ; d. of Hugh Innes Fraser, of Inverness, N.B.
Educ : Bedford Coll, London ; Royal Free Hospital School
of Medicine for Women, London. Hon. Consulting Physician,
Maternity Hospital, York ; Hon. Medical Officer for Diseases
of Women and ChUdren, York Dispensary. War Work :
Hon. Medical Officer, Clifford Street V.A.D. Hospital, York,
from May, 1915, to July, 1916 ; Hon. Medical Officer, Nun
thorpe HaU V.A.D. Hospital, York, from July, 1916, to April,
1919. Address : 124, The Mount, York. (M8135)

FRASER, Lieut.-Col. Thomas, C.B.E, D.S.O M.B,
R.A.M.C, and Assist.-Director of Med. Ser. Served, in the
Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). (C1251)
FRASER, Thomas Houston, M.B.E.
FRASER, Capt. Thomas Lookhead, O.B.E, R.A.M.S.
FRASER, William, C.B.E, 6. 1889 ; Managing Director,
Phumperston Oil Co. (Limited), 135, Buchanan Street, Glasgow. (0500)
FRASER, William Stuart. O.B.E.
FRAZER, Major George Warren, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
FRAZER, Lieut. Thomas, O.B.E.
FRAZER, Wilson Ray, O.B.E, 6. 1873 ; s. of Joseph
Frazer, of London ; to. Grace Haldane, d. of Charles H. Robbs,
M.D, of Grantham. Educ. : Dulwich Coll. ; Oxford.
Principal in Ministry of Health. War Work : Sec of the
MUitary Service (CivU Liabilities) Department during the
demobUisation ; aud inaugurated the scheme for giving
financial assistance to ex-service men to restart them in civil
lUe. Address : 6, College Gardens, Dulwich, S.E. (010434)
FREDERICK, Sir Charles Edward St. John, Bart, O.B.E,
5. 11 Sept, 1876; s. of Sir Charles Edward Frederick, 7th Bt. ;
m. 1911, Ada Louisa, d. ot Cesar Czarnikow, of Effingham Hill,
Surrey, and widow of Lieut.-Col. George Seymour Charles
Jackenson, D.S.O. (see Burke's Peerage). (05277)
FREDERICK, Capt. George Charles, C.B.E, R.N, (re
tired), 6. 1855 ; s. of George Septemus Frederick ; m. NeUie, d. of
George Peter Martin, C.B, R.N, of Highlands, Emsworth,
Hants. Educ: Eastman's and H.M.S. "Britannia." Entered
Royal Navy, 1869 ; promoted Commander R.N. December
1893 and Captain (retired) 1908 ; Employed at Admiralty as
Assistant Hydrographer 1892-1900 ; and as Naval Adviser
Harbour Department, Board of Trade 1900-10. War Work :
On War Staff of the Admiralty, serving under the Trade Division,
first as Admiralty representative on the Liverpool and London
War Risks Association Committee and subsequently in addition
as Shipping Intelligence Officer until May, 1919. Address :
Lou Souliou, Boulouris-sur-Mer, St. Raphael, Var, France.
Club : United Service. (C167)
FREEBORN, 2nd Lieut. Leonard, M.B.E, R.A.F.
FREEGARD, Capt. Charles Gordon, M.B.E.
FREEL, Lieut.-Col. and Qr.-Mr. Joseph, O.B.E, D.L.I.
FREEMAN, Alice, Mrs., O.B.E, MedaiUe de la Reine
Elizabeth, 6. 26 Jan. 1860 ; d. of Marcus Goodbody, of Inch-
more, Clara^King's Co, Ireland ; to. Richard Birt, s. of John
Freeman. War Work : Organiser and Manager of Free Buffet,
Kingsbridge Station, DubUn. Address : 13, Ailesbury Road,
Dublin. (010435)
FREEMAN, Arthur David, O.B.E.
FREEMAN, Eng.-Comm. Benson Fletcher, O.B.E, R.N.
FREEMAN, Capt. George Herbert, M.B.E, R.G.A. (S.R.),
b. 3 Oct. 1880 ; s. of George Deane Freeman, of Woodlane,
Falmouth ; to. Patricia Tegfryn, d. of WiUiam Tegfryn Pryce,
of Cardiff. Educ. : St. Paul's. Solicitor. War Work :
Joined Artists Rifles, Nov. 1915 ; gazetted 2nd Lieut, R.G.A.
(S.R.), Aug. 1916 ; Lieut, Feb. 1917 ; A. Capt. and Adjutant
75th Brigade R.G.A, March, 1918 ; proceeded to Salonica,
Jan. 1917, and returned to England, Jan. 1919 ; demobilised,
March, 1919 ; twice mentioned in despatches. Addresses :
Cavendish House, London Road, St. Albans ; 23, Bedford Row,
W.C. Club : Camera ; Law Society. (M4785)
FREEMAN, John Joseph, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 8 AprU, 1851.
War Work : Red Cross and other work. Address : Shepperton-
on-Thames. (C2617)
FREEMAN, Major Max, O.B.E, R.A.F.
FREEMAN, Lieut. Percy Tom, M.B.E, R.E. (T.F.).
FREEMAN, PhiUp Anthony MaUows, M.B.E.
FREEMAN, Sir PhiUp Horace, K.B.E, M.A, 6. 27 May,
1878 ; e. s. of late George Broke Freeman, Barrister-at-law ;
m. PhyUis Mary, d. of late Edward Scott. Educ. : Marlborough
and Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. Admitted Solicitor, 1904 ;
Member of the Arm of Peacock and Goddard of Gray's Inn.
War Work : Honorary Sec. of the Business Committee of the
Officers' Families Fund 1914-19. Address : 5 Cadogan Court,
S.W.3. (K373)
FREEMAN, Robert, O.B.E.
FREEMAN, Lieut. Sidney Charles, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
FREEMAN, Sidney Thomas, M.B.E. (M15971)
FREEMAN, Sterry Baines, C.B.E, M.I.C.E, M.I.N.A,
6. 1875 ; s. of Captain T. W. Freeman, of Great Crosby ; to.
Edith Gertrude, d. of Peter Ashcroft, of Great Crosby. Educ. :
Merchant Taylors' School, Great Grosby, and Gymnasie, Luns-
burg, Hanover. Superintendent Engineer, Alfred Holt and
Co. ; Member of British Marine Engineering, Design and
Construction Committee and of British Engineering Standards
Committee. War Work : Supervising the engineering staff
and material of the fleets of the Ocean S.S. Co. and China Mutual
S.S. Co, carrying troops and munitions throughout the War ;
Chairman Liverpool Superintendent Engineers' Committee
1916-17 ; Representative of the Director of Experiments and
Research upon Engineer-in-Chief 's Committee at the Admiralty.
Addresses : India Buildings, Liverpool ; Palm Grove, Oxton
Cheshire. (C2618)
FREEMAN, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Peere WILLIAMS-,
D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1877 ; s. of the Rev. Henry Peere WiUiams-
Frecman, Rector of Turner's Puddle, Dorset ; m. 1908, Hilda
Gwladys, d. of Lieut.-Col. Robert Erasmus Saunders, of Alton
Pancras, Dorset. Major and Acting Lieut.-Col. Duke of
ComwaU's L.I. ; served with the Tirah Expedition, 1897-98
(two clasps); Great War, 1914-19 (despatches thrice). (05936)

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

FREEMANTLE, 2nd Lieut. Robert McGorman, M.B.E,
R.A.F. FREER, Capt. Harry Branston, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
FREER, Maude Alice, M.B.E.
FREESTONE, Capt. Sidney, M.B.E, M.C, Essex Regt,
6. 16 Oct. 1870. Educ. : Board School, Sawston, Cambridge
shire. War Work : Served in the South African Campaign,
1901 and 1902, and the Great War, Aug. 1914, to Nov. 1918,
France and Belgium ; thrice mentioned in despatches. (M6526)
u FREETH, Dorothy Irene, O.B.E.
FREETH, Capt. Francis Arthur, O.B.E, M.Sc,
Cheshire Regiment (T.F.), fi. 2 Jan. 1884 ; s. of Edward Henry
Freeth, of Liverpool ; m. Ethel Elizabeth, d. of G. N. Warbrick,
of SUecroft. Educ. : University of Liverpool. Chief Chemist,
Messrs. Brunner, Mond and Co. Ltd. ; Fellow of the Institute
of Chemistry ; Fellow of the Institute of Physics ; Fellow of
the Physical Society of London ; Member of the Institute of
Metals, the Faraday Society aud the Dutch and American
Chemicai Societies. War Work : MobUised August, 1914, served
in France, Feb.-March, 1915 ; assisted in the manufacture of
explosives at Messrs. Brunner, Mond and Co. Ltd. from April,
1915 tUl the Armistice. Address : Heysmere, Sandiway,
Cheshire. Club : Chemical Industry. (01355)
FREITAS, Hubert St. Clair, M.B.E.
FREITIGRATH, Capt. Otto Tennent Eastman, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C. FREIR, Walter Leo, C.B.E.
FREKE, Ambrose Eyre HUSSEY-, M.B.E.
FREMANTLE, Barberina Rogers, Hon. Lady, C.B.E,
6. 5 Feb. 1843 ; d. of Robert Mcintosh Isaacs, of Sydney,
New South Wales ; to. Hon. Sir Edmund Robert Fremantle,
Adm, G.C.B, C.M.G, s. of Thomas Francis, 1st Lord Cottesloe.
War Work : Emergency Committee of Navy League ; Hospital
Work ; Several War Committees. Address : 44, Lower
Sloane Street, London, S.W.1. (C2620)
FREMANTLE, Lieut.-Col. Francis Edward, O.B.E.
FREMANTLE, Major John Morton, M.B.E.
FREMANTLE, Vera Evelyn Selina, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of
Henry Marsh, CLE, of Springmount, Queen's Co, Ireland ;
m. Selwyn Howe Fremantle, C.S.I, CLE, I.C.S, s. of Admiral
the Hon. Sir E. R. Fremantle, of 44, Lower Sloane Street,
London (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Hon. Sec. Red
Cross, Allahabad. Address : Commissioner's House, Meerut,
U.P, India. (M2698)
FRENCH, Hon. Essex Eleonora, O.B.E, d. of Viscount
French (see Burke's Peerage). (0347)
FRENCH, Henry Leon, C.B, O.B.E, 6. 30 Dec. 1883 ;
s. of Frederick E. French, J.P, of Southsea, Portsmouth ;
m. Clare, d. of the Iste Charles Grimes, F.R.G.S, of Southsea.
Educ. : Privately. Entered Civil Service by open competition
and appointed to Board of Agriculture, 1901 ; promoted to
First Division, 1909 ; Assistant Secretary of the Ministry
of Agriculture and Fisheries, 1920. War Work : Secretary
of Lord Milner's Committee on Home Production of Food,
1915 ; Joint Secretary of Lord Selborne's Committee on Agri
cultural Policy, 1916-17 ; Private Sec. to Sir Arthur (now
Lord) Lee, Director General of Food Production, 1917 ;
General Sec. of the Food Production Department, 1917-19.
Address : 91, Upper Tulse HiU, S.W.2. (0348)
FRENCH, Lieut.-Col. Herbert, C.B.E, M.D, F.R.C.P,
R.A.M.C Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1573)
FRENCH, Herbert Edward, M.B.E, 6. 27 April, 1867 ;
s. of Thomas John Blencoe French, of Maldon, Essex ; to.
Lily, d. of Capt. George Beckett, of Thome, near Doncaster.
Educ. : Hull Adelaide Wesleyan, and Trinity House Navigation
Schools. Master Mariner ; Younger Brother, Hull Trinity
House. War Work : Master of the S.S.'s "Zero" and
" Kovno," of the Ellerman's WUson Line of HuU, during the
whole period of the war, trading between different ports in the
United Kingdon and France, to Archangel and Norway.
Address : Maribo, 193, North Boulevard, Hull, E. Yorks. (M8139)
FRENCH, Hilda Dillwyn, M.B.E.
FRENCH, James Frederick, M.B.E, 6. 21 Nov. 1884 ;
s. of Frederick French, of Newcastle, Staffordshire ; to.
Gertrude, d. of Alfred Barber, of Brondesbury. Educ. :
Haberdashers' Company School (Aske's, Hatcham, London,
S.E.). Staff Officer, H.M. Foreign Office. War Work : Acting
Staff Officer, Ministry of Blockade, and Foreign Office. Address :
25, Torbay Road, Brondesbury , N.W. 6. (M8140)
FRENCH, Sir John Russell, K.B.E, 6. 5 March, 1847;
s. of Major John French, of Bengal Light Infantry : in.
Margaret Anne, d. of WilUam Lilly Hawkins, of Christehurch,
New Zealand. Educ. : The King's School, Parramatta,
Sydney. General Manager of Bank of New South Wales,
Sydney. War Work : Hon. Treas. and Financial Adviser to
various large Patriotic Funds. Address : Vange, Fairfan Road,
BeUe Vue Hill, Sydney, N.S.W. Clubs : Union (Sydney) ;
Christehurch (New Zealand). (K186)
FRENCH, Capt. John William, M.B.E, 6. 8 Feb. 1873 ;
s. of John French, of London ; to. Evangeline Mary, d. of
Percy Gower, of Cape Town and Rhodesia. CivU Service,
Imperial and South African. War Work : German South- West
African Campaign. Address: Sunnyside, Pretoria. (M2880)
FRENCH, Lewis, CLE, C.B.E, J.P, fi. October, 1873 ;
s. of David French, of Eltham, Kent; to. Margaret Ruth
Gilliam, d. of Sir Charles Lewis Tupper, K.C.I.E, C.S.I, of
East Molesey, Surrey. Educ. : Merchant Taylors' School

and St. John's CoU, Oxford. Indian CivU Service; Secre
tary to Government of the Punjab. War Work: Sec, for
Military affairs to the Punjab Goverment ; Sec to the Provin
cial Recruiting Board. Address : U.S. Club, Simla. Club :
East India United Services. (C1966)
FRENCH, Lieut. Louis Emanuel, M.B.E.
FRENCH, Reginald Thomas George, O.B.E.
FRENCH, WiUiam Henry, M.B.E, 6. 31 July, 1874;
8. of WiUiam Duncan French, of Kendal. Educ. : Kendal
Green School. Engineer ; partner, Burkitt and French, 76,
Victoria Street, Manchester, Engineers ; partner, Collins and
Company, Cheetham HiU, Manchester, Engineers. War Work :
Munitions Area Dilution Officer, in charge of Manchester,
Bolton, Bury, and Ashton Districts, acting for the Badges and
Protected Occupation Section of the Ministry of Munitions.
Address : 39, CampbeU Road, Longsight, Manchester. Club :
Engineers', Manchester. (M8142)
FRERE, Frank Horace, O.B.E, A.K.C, M.Inst.CE,
6. 12 July, 1869 ; s. of Horace Frere, of Lauriston Road,
Wimbledon Common, S.W. (see Burke's Landed Gentry, under
John Frere, of Roydon Hall) ; to. Alice Mary, d. of James
Mclnnes, Kincaid, Milton of Campsie, and widow of Patrick
Graham, of Skelmorlie. Educ. : Haileybury CoU. ; Engi
neering Department, King's CoU, London. Associate
of King's CoU, 1888 ; Member of the Institution of
Civil Engineers, 1905 ; now Western Divisional Engineer,
Midland Railway, Derby. War Work: Responsible for the
layout and construction of siding accommodation, workmen's
platforms, etc, provided for the Government on the Western
Division (Derby to Bristol, Avonmouth, and Bath) of the
Midland Railway, comprising some 30 different works in all.
Address : Coombe Crest, Belper Road, Derby. (010437)
FRERE, Letitia Helen, M.B.E.
FREW, Capt. Harry, M.B.E.
FREWEN, Edward James, M.B.E.
FREWEN, Violet Helen, M.B.E. ; d of the late Col.
Edward Frewen, C.B, of Brickwall, Northiam, Sussex. War
Work : Commandant, Red Cross AuxiUary Hospital, Northiam,
Sussex, for 3i years ; registrar for Northiam for Women's
Land Army. Address : BrickwaU, Northiam, Sussex. Club :
Forum. (M8144)
FREYBERG, Comm. Geoffrey Herbert, O.B.E, R.N.
FRICKER, Guy Carey, O.B.E, 6. 1860 ; s. of Henry
Robinson Tricker ; m. Lena, Maud Marian, d. of John Symonds
Bockett. Educ. : Privately. Founder and Managing Director
of Fricker's Metal Co, Ltd, Luton, Beds. War Work:
Inventing, for disposal of Government during war, a successful
process for highly refining metahic zinc as required for making
cartridge brass, etc. Address .' The Limes, Milton Road,
Harpenden, Herts. (01356)
FRIEDLANDER, Grace Christian, Mrs., M.B.E.
FRIEND, Dorothy, M.B.E.
FRIEND, Maj.-Gen. the Right Hon. Sir Lovick Bransby,
P.C, C.B, K.B.E, R.E, 6. 25 AprU, 1856; s. of the late
Frederick Friend. Appointed Lieut. 1873 ; Capt. 1885 ; Major.
1893; Lieut.-Col. 1900 ; Brevet Col. 1904; Col. 1906; Maj.-Gen
1916 ; was Instructor in Fortification, R.M.C, 1883-4 ; Sec
R.E. Committee, 1884-9 ; Director of Works, Egypt, 1900-4
Assist. Director of Fortifications, Headquarters, 1906-8 ; Brig.
Gen. comdg. Coast Defences, Scottish Command, 1908-12:
Maj.-Gen. in charge of Administration, Deland; G.O.C.
Ireland, 1913-16 ; served with the Nile Expedition, 1898 :
has 3rd Class Osmanieh and 3rd Class Medjidieh, Commander,
Order of Leopold, Belgium Legion of Honour, and has
Croix de Guerre. Clubs : Naval and Military ; United Service. (K193)
FRISBY, EUzabeth Rowley, M.B.E. ; d. of late Joseph
Frisby, of Leicester. Educ : Girls' Wyggestone School,
Leicester. War Work : In Aug. 1914, organised the Leicester
members of the Women's Social aud PoUtical Union and
started a clothing depGt for distribution of garments among
the needy f amUies of soldiers ; in Nov. 1914, joined the Women
Patrols, London, and performed duty at Waterloo, Euston
and Liverpool Street Stations ; in 1915 was actively engaged
on work for the W.S.P.U. to gain Government recognition
for Women Munition Workers ; in Jan. 1916, in conjunction
with her mother and two sisters, gave and equipped a Y.M.C.A.
hut which was erected in the camp of the 11th Loyal North
Lancs. Batt. at Seaford, Sussex ; with her youngest sister took
entire charge and management of hut, and accompanied the
Batt. upon its removal to Luton, and afterwards to Parkeston,
Harwich, and to Margate ; in AprU, 1918, organised and ran,
on behalf of the Y.M.C.A, the smaU canteens attached to
recruiting offices in various parts of London under the National
Service Ministry ; on completion of the above work, ran two
Y.M.C.A. huts in the Shepherd's Bush District, until April,
1919. Addresses: The Cedars, Stoneygate, Leicester ; Queen s
Club Gardens, London, W. Clubs : International Women s
Franchise ; Leicestershire Golf ; Seacroft Golf. (M414)
FRITH, Lieut.-Col. Cyril Halsted, C.B.E. Major and
Brevet Lieut.-Col. Oxfordshire and Bucks. L.I. ; served in the
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1574)
FRITH, Comm. WUUam Willoughby Cole, O.B.E.
FRIZELLE, Frances Emily, Mrs, M.B.E.
FROGGATT, Capt. Charles Edward, O.B.E, R.N.E,
R.D. FROGLEY, Major Walter James, O.B.E, 6. May, 1874;
s. of WiUiam Frogley, of ChaUow, Faringdon ; m. Kathleen
Georgina, d. of the late Rev. D. A. Doudney. Educ : King

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Fullerton

Alfred's School, Wantage. War Work : Served in Horse
Transport in Alexandria, Serbia, Salonica, and Constantinople ;
commanded 29th Reserve Park from June, 1915, to March,
1919. Address : Seend, Melskham, WUtshire. Club : Services. (08689)
FROOD, Bertha Helen, Mrs., O.B.E.
FROOD, Mary Sophia, M.B.E.
FROOD, Major Thomas Martin. O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
FROST, Ann Lucy, Mrs., M.B.E.; d. of the late Sir
Thomas Gibbons Frort, of Chester ; to. Francis Aylmer^ s. of
Francis Aylmer Frost, of Reddish, Stockport. Educ :
Belstead School, Ipswich. War Work: Quartermaster,
Raddon Court (B.R.C.S.) Hospital, Warrington, Aug. 1914, to
March, 1915 ; Commandant, Thelwall Heys (B.R.C.S.) Hospital,
Cheshire, March 1915 to Feb. 1919. Address: Grappenhall
Hall, near Warrington. (M8145)
FROST, Major Augustine Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
M.B. FROST, E. J. Allan, O.B.E.
FROST, Brig.-Gen. Frank Dutton, C.B.E. Capt. and
Brevet Major, Indian Army; T. Brig.-Gen. Supply and
Transport Corps. War Work: Mesopotamia, 1914-19 (de
spatches). (C1424)
FROST, Lieut.-Col. Geoffrey Meadows, O.B.E.
FROST, Capt. George Hewitt, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
FROST, Mark Edwin Pescott, O.B.E, I.S.O.
FROST, Capt. OUver Harry, M.B.E, M.C, R.A.F.
FROST, Percy, M.B.E, fi. 20 Dec. 1858; s. of John
Dixon Frost, of Hull ; to. Violet Lyle, d. of John Richard
son, of Adelaide, South Australia. Educ. : Marlborough.
H.B.M.'s Vice-Consul, Perugia, Italy. War Work : Head of
EngUsh Propaganda in the Province of Umbria, Italy. Address :
British Vice-Consulate, Perugia, Italy. (M8146)
FROST, Major Robert Henry, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
FROST, Capt. Sydney George, M.B.E.
FROST, Lieut. WUfred John Thomas, M.B.E.
FROST, Capt. WilUam Arthur, O.B.E, M.B, B.Ch.
R.U.I, R.A.M.C, fi. 30 March, 1886 ; s. of Edmond Frost,
M.D, J.P, of Newmarket-on-Fergus, Co. Clare, Ireland ;
m. Josephine Marion, d. of Col. John Stirling StirUng, R.A, of
Gargunnock, StirUngshire, Scotland. Educ. : CathoUc Univ.,
Dublin. War Work : Served in India during entire period of
the war ; was Senior Medical Officer, Hyderabad, Sind, Tom
Feb. 1915, to June, 1919. Address : Beech Lawn, Newmarket-
on-Fergus, Co. Clare, Deland. (08471)
FROSTICK, James Arthur, C.B.E.
FROUD, William Percy, M.B.E, 6. 13 AprU, 1859 ; s. of
late WiUiam Froud, of Brighton; to. Mary Ann d. of late
Joseph Fenner, of Brighton. Educ: Clarendon House School,
Brighton. Joint Superintendent, Joint South-Westem and
Brighton Committee, Portsmouth. War Work : Railway
Transport. Address : Terminus House, Town Station,
Portsmouth, Hants. (M415)
FROUDE, Comm. Ashley Anthony, C.M.G, O.B.E, J.P.,
R.N.V.R, 6. 28 June, 1863 ; s. of James Anthony Froude, of
Salcombe, Devon ; m. Ethel Aubrey, d. of Capt. A. P. HaUifax,
of HalweU House, Kingsbridge. Educ : Westminster ;
Oriel CoU, Oxford. War Work: Hydrophone Service, in
Anti-Submarine Division. Address : CoUapit Creek, Kings-
bridge, S. Devon. Clubs : New Univ. : Royal Western Yacht.
(09276)
FROUDE, Major Charles WiUiam, M.B.E, R.G.A,
6. 9 Feb. 1881 ; s. of Charles Froude, late R.H.A. ; to. Mary,
d. of Samuel Howard. Educ : Elementary Schools. Ad
dress : 39, Wrottesley Road, London, S.E. 18. (M5274)
FROWD, Eng.-Capt. Wm. Smeeton, C.B.E.
FRY, Capt. Alfred Andrew, M.B.E, R.A.F.
FRY, Alfred Joseph, M.B.E, 6. 1 Nov. 1876 ; s. of George
Fry, of London ; to. Florence Annie, d. of WUliam Francis
Wright, of London. Educ. : St. Thomas' Charterhouse,
London. War Work : Deputation to Mesopotamia in erecting
X-Ray apparatus, 1915 ; Electrician to the X-Ray Institute
and Orthopaedic Hospital, Lady Chelmsford War Hospitals at
Mussoorie and Dehra Dun. Address: X-Ray Institute,
Dehra Dun, U.P, India. (M6146)
FRY, Beatrice, Mrs., O.B.E.
FRY, Dorothy Margaret, M.B.E.
FRY, Capt. Douglas Gaskoin, M.B.E.
FRY, EUen Margaret, Lady, O.B.E, d. of the late Sir
John Goldie Taubman, of The Nunnery, Isle of Man ; m.
Major-Gen. Sir William Fry, K.C.V.O, C.B, Lieut.-Govr,
Isle of Man (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Training
of wounded soldiers, in hospitals, in handicraft. Address :
Government House, Isle of Man. (010438)
FRY, Frederick William, M.B.E.
FRY, George Samuel, C.B.E, 6. 18 Aug. 1853; s. of
Robert WUUam Fry, of Stamford HU1, Middlesex ; to. Artemisia
Julia, d. of William Cleversley, of Camberwell. Educ. : St.
Ann's School, Tottenham ; Commercial College, Stoke
Newington. Formerly Accountant-General to the Board of
Irade. War Work : Member of Committee for Licensing
Export of Coal, 1916-19. Address : 15, Walsingham Road,
Hove, Sussex. Club : Royal Colonial Institute. (C168)
FRY, Lieut.-Col. John James, M.B.E.
FRY, Theodore WiUrid, O.B.E.
PRY, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Walter, M.B.E.
FRY, Major Walter, Arnold Le Roy, O.B.E.
FRYE, Major CoUn Charlwood, O.B.E, R.A.M.C (T.F.)
FRYER, Lieut.-Col. CecU Robert, O.B.E., fi. 11 Jan.

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1864; s. of the late Col. F. D. Fryer, J.P, D.L, of Moulton
Paddocks, Newmarket; m. Margaret Fanny, d. of the late
Very Rev. P. F. Ekot, D.D, K.C.V.O, Dean of Windsor.
Educ. : Cheltenham. Served in the Suffolk Regt. from Nov.
1885, to Jan. 1914 ; Hazara Expedition, 1888 (medal with
clasp) ; South Africa, 1902 (Queen's Medal with 2 clasps) ;
served in the Humber Garrison, Northern Command, in the
rank of Major, D.A.A. and Q.M.G, from Aug. 1914, to July,
1917, and in rank of Lieut.-Col, A.A. and Q.M.G, from July,
1917, to April, 1918 ; attached to the Staff, Northern Com
mand, from April, 1918, to Dec. 1918 ; commanded Dispersal
Unit at Ripon from Dec. 1918, to April, 1919 ; twice mentioned
in the "London Gazette" for "valuable services rendered
during the war." Club : Army and Navy. (07171)
FRYER, Frances Mary, Mrs, M.B.E, fi. 2 March, 1874 ;
d. of Alfred Cooke, of Derby ; to. Arthur TomUnson, s. of
Joseph Fryer, of Derby. Member of Derby Borough War
Pensions Committee, and ChUdren's Welfare Sub-Committee ;
Hon. Sec. Disabled Soldiers' Land Settlement Committee ; Hon.
Sec. Derbyshire Golf Club, House Committee ; Joint Hon.
Sec. Sherwood Foresters Prisoners of War Regimental Care
Committee, Oct. 1915, to April, 1920 ; Hon. Sec. and Treas.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Famines Association, Derby Borough
Division. Address : 34, Renals Street, Derby. (M8148)
FRYER, George Ernest, O.B.E, M.R.C.S.
FRYER, Lieut. Sydney Ernest, M.B.E.
FRYER, Walter John, C.B.E, 6. 28 March, 1871 ; s.
of Frederick George Henry Fryer, of Norfolk ; to. Margaret,
d. of George Nyren, of Brighton. Educ. : Brixton Grammar
School. Consulting Engineer. War Work : Member of
Board of Control with Lord Rothermere and Manager
(without pay) of the Royal Army Factories at Pimlico,
etc. ; was Controller of the Section responsible for the
reclothing of the DemobUised Armies. Address : Kalyis
House, Maidenhead, Berks. Club : Constitutional. (C965)
FRYER, Walter John, C.B.E. Hon. Manager, Royal
Armv Clothing Department Factories. (C965)
FUGE, Capt. WiUiam Valentine Greatraks, M.B.E,
R.G.A. FUHRMAN, Major Osmond Charles WiUiam, O.B.E,
A.I.F. FULCHER, Lieut. Ernest WilUam PoppleweU, M.B.E.
FULCHER, Lieut.-Col. George Arthur, O.B.E, R.A, 6.
25 Nov. 1869 ; s. of James Fulcher, of Litcham, Norfolk,
Educ. : MUitary School, Woolwich. Deputy Assistant-
Director of ArtUlery. War Work : ArtiUery Department, War
Office. Address: 66, Hayes Road, Bromley, Kent. (0352)
FULFORD, Catherine, M.B.E.
FULFORD, Edward OUver Heywood, M.B.E.
FULFORD, Major Henry Edward, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
FULLAGAR, Leo AUred, M.B.E, 6. 3 April, 1883 ; s. of
the Rev. H. S. FuUagar, of Hunworth Rectory, Norfolk.
Educ : FramUngham Coll. ; Caius Coll, Cambridge. Chief
Engineer to the British Cyanides Co, Ltd, Oldbury, Worcs,
and AUied Companies ; constructed H.M. Potash Factory,
Oldbury. Address : Parkhurst, Harbome, Birmingham. (M1746)
FULLER, Capt. Charles, M.B.E, R.E.
FULLER, Efrida Mary, Lady, M.B.E. ; e. d. of WilUam
Henry Demonger, D.L, of WherweU Priory, Hants. ; to. 17
Jan. 1911, Sir Francis Charles Bernard Dudley, K.B.E, C.M.G.
(see Btt&ke's Peerage), s. of the late Capt. Charles F. Fuller,
15th Royal Lancers. (M6442)
FULLER, Sir Francis Charles, K.B.E, C.M.G, fi. 22
Nov. 1866 ; s. of Capt. Charles Fuller, of Florence ; m. Elfrida
Mary, d. of WilUam Iremonger, of WherweU Priory, Hants.
Educ : Saint Charles' CoU, Cardinal Manning's School.
Colonial Civil Service. Fiji, 1884 ; Resident Commr. Roturah,
1889 ; District Commr. Lagos, 1892 ; Resident of Ibadan,
1897 ; Col. Treas. Lagos, 1901 ; Asst. Sec. to Govt. Malta,
1902 ; Chief Commr. Ashanti, 1905. Clubs : Travellers' ;
Garrick ; Royal Automobile. (K318)
FULLER, Shipwright Lieut. James, M.B.E, R.N.
FULLER, Mabel Frances, M.B.E, 6. 18 Oct. 1888. War
Work : Sec. to Director of Stores and Transports, British Red
Cross Society and Order of St. John. (M8150)
FULLER, Mabel, Mrs. Robert Fleetwood, O.B.E.
FULLER, Mary Francis, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of James
Samuel Drury, M.D, F.R.CS, of 13, Radnor Place ; widow of
the late Herbert Henry Fuller, Mayor of Paddington. War
Work : Worked during whole period of war for the Ladies'
Emergency Committee, Navy League, as Hon. Sec. Address :
31, Palace Court, W. 2. Club : Albemarle. (M8151)
FULLER, Flight-Lieut. Norman Berwick, M.B.E, R.A.F,
6. 5 Nov. 1893 ; s. of the late Herbert H.FuUer, of 31, Palace
Court, Bayswater, W. Educ. : Harrow ; Christ Church, Oxford.
Seconded from the R.A.F. to the Civil Administration in
Mesopotamia ; Assist, to Civil Commissioner, Bagdad. War
Work : 2nd Lieut, K.R.R.C, Aug. 1914, to Dec. 1915 (France
1915) ; transferred to R.F.C, Dec. 1915 (France, 1916-17) ;
Capt, 1917 ; to Mesopotamia, 1918 ; Commanding R.A.F.
Detachment in N. Persia with Gen. DunsterviUe's Expedition
to Baku, 1918 ; mentioned in despatches. Address : 31,
Palace Court, W. 2. Clubs : Cavendish ; R.A.F. (M5973)
FULLER, Walter Everard, M.B.E.
FULLERTON, Alexander Moffitt, O.B.E, 6. 14 Oct.
1865 ; s. of the Rev. Alexander Fullerton, of Dalkey, Co.
Dublin ; to. May, d. of Samuel McComas, J.P, of Dalkey,
Co. Dublin. Educ : The CoU, Lurgan, and Wesley Coll.

Fullerton

THE ORDER OE THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Dublin. Deputy Chief Clerk, General Valuation and Boundary
Survey of Ireland. War Work : Vice-Chairman, Soldiers'
Central Club, Dublin ; Hon. Treas. Army Women's Hostel,
DubUn ; Corps Officer, St. John Ambulance Brigade. Ad
dresses : l, Alexandra Terrace, Dalkey, Co. DubUn ; 6,
Ely Place, Dublin. (010440)
FULLERTON, Capt. James Glen Anderson, M.B.E, 6.
20 July, 1873 ; s. of James FuUerton, of Johnshaven ; to.
Amelia Cowper, d. of David A'alentine, of Montrose. Educ. :
Johnshaven PubUc Schools, and Montrose Academy. Ship
master. War Work : Transport. Address : 25, Bents Road,
Montrose. Clubs : Overseas ; Burns, Montrose. (M1747)
FULLERTON, James, C.B.E.
FULLJAMES, Edith Marianne, M.B.E, 5. 1 Nov. 1867 ;
d. of M. G. TotterdeU, of Portsmouth ; to. GUbert, s. of John
FuUjames, of Portsmouth. Educ. : Southsea. War Work :
Commandant of Oatlands, Kingston Crescent, Portsmouth,
V.A.D. AuxUiary Hospital, equipped and staffed by members
of Detachment, Hants 66 : acted as Officer in Charge of this
Hospital torn 1914-19. Address : St. Briavel, Queen's Grove,
Southsea. (M8152)
FULTON, 2nd Lieut. Angus Robertson, M.B.E, R.A.F.
FULTON, Lieut.-Col. David, C.M.G, C.B.E. AustraUan
Light Horse Regt ; served in the Great War, 1915-19 (des
patches). (C792)
FULTON, David Bowie, O.B.E.
FULTON, Hamilton, O.B.E, 28 July, 1880 ; s. of
Hamilton Fulton, of Milford, SaUsbury ; to. GwendoUne
Tremaine, d. of Ernest Godfree, late of Wykeham Lodge,
Hersham, and 39, Porchester Terrace, W. Educ. : Marl
borough and in France. Director and General Manager of
Martinsyde, Ltd. , Woking, Aeroplane Designers and Aeronautical
and General Engineers ; Director and General Manager,
Accumulators of Woking, Lta. ; Management Committee of
Society of British Aircraft Constructors (S.B.A.C) ; Executive
Committee of London and District Association of the Engi
neering and National Employers' Federation, etc. War Work :
Ministry of Munitions Committee on Aircraft Production ;
Director and General Manager of Martinsyde, Ltd. Addresses :
Carlton House, Regent Street, S.W. ; Byways, Berkhamstead .
Clubs : Junior Carlton ; City of London. (03221)
FULTON, Capt. John Sidney, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 11 June,
1890 ; s. of the late James Fulton, of 11, Mayfield Terrace,
Edinburgh ; m. Edith Jeannette, d. of Capt. H. M. J. McCance,
late of the Royal Scots. Educ. : Merchiston Castle, Edinburgh ;
R.M.C, Sandhurst. Address : 13, Craven Terrace, Lancaster
Gate, W. 2. (05278)
FULTON, Paymaster Sub.-Lieut. Robert Arthur, M.B.E,
R.N.V.R. FURBER, Edward Price, C.B.E, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P.
(Lond.), 6. 1864 ; s. of Charles Furber ; m. OUve, d. of George
Mann, of Hamilton Terrace. Educ. : Charterhouse ; St.
Bartholomew's Hospital. War Work : Medical Officer to the
McCaul Naval and MUitary and MackinnonHospitals ; Obstetric
Physician to Lady Howard de Walden's Maternity Hospital
for Officers' wives. Address : 25, Welbeck Street, Cavendish
Square. (C3079)
FURBER, Major Montague, O.B.E.
PURLER, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Herbert John, M.B.E.,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.).
FURLEY, John TaUourd, O.B.E, 6. 31 March, 1878 ;
s. of the late Henry Furley, Rector of Kingsnorth, Kent.
Educ. : Tonbridge School. Secretary for Native Affairs,
Gold Coast Colony ; Member of Executive and Legislative
CouncUs, Gold Coast Colony. War Work : Political Services
in Togoland, W. Africa. Club : Junior Constitutional. (0993)
FURLONG, Lieut. Dennis Walter, O.B.E, M.C, R. Berks
Regt, 6. July, 1897 ; s. of Walter Furlong, of the War Office.
Educ. : Emmanuel School, Wandsworth Common. War Work :
France, 1916-19 ; Germany and Russia on General Lord
Rawlinson's Staff, 1919. Club : Junior Naval and Military. (O5280)
FURLONG, Rev. Hubert, O.B.E.
FURLONG, Margaret Helen, M.B.E.
FURLONG, Capt. (A. Major) Sydney Verner, O.B.E, M.D,
R.A.M.C, 6. 1891 ; s, of Wm. V. Furlong, M.D, of 16, Pem
broke Road, Dublin. Educ. : St. Columba's CoU, and Trinity
Coll, DubUn. War Office : Officer Commanding 300th Nigerian
Field Ambulance, East African E.F, and Administrative
Medical Officer, Dodoma Area, Jan. 1919. Address: 16,
Pembroke Road, DubUn. (0674)
FURNER, Duncan CampbeU, M.B.E, 6. 4 July, 1861 ;
s. of WUUam CampbeU Firmer, of Brighton, g.s. of Judge
WUUam Firmer, D.S.O. J.P. for Sussex, great-grand-nephew
of Sir Thomas FTancis Freemantle, G.C.B. (Vice-Admiral
of the Blue), a participator in the glories of Copenhagen and
Trafalgar, andihrough him a cousin of Lord Cottesloe and Earl
Middleton (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Mary Elizabeth Eleanor,
a. of Michael O'ReiUy, M.D, of WindmiU Place, Bishop's
Stortford, Herts. Educ. : Cranleigh. War Work : Joined
Hove Special Constabulary, Aug. 1914 ; appointed Super
intendent in 1916 ; Member of the Special Committee, Prince
of Wales' Fund, and Hove War Memorial Committee. Address :
11, Palmeira Avenue, Hove, Sussex. Clubs : Hove ; Brighton
and Hove Golf. (M8153)
FURNISS, 2nd Lieut. John Hunt, M.B.E, R.A.F.
FURNIVAL, Capt. John Megarry, M.B.E, R.A.F.
FURSE, Jean Adelaide, Lady, O.B.E.; d. of Henry Evans-

Gordon, of Prestons, Ightham, Kent ; m. 1899 Lieut.-Gen. Sir
WiUiam Thomas Furse, K.C.B. (see BURKE'S Peerage). (010,442)
FURSE, Dame Katharine, D.B.E, 6. 1875 ; d. of John
Addington Symonds, of Bristol, m. Charles WeUington Furse.
Educ. : At home. Director of Companies. War Work : 1914-17
as a V.A.D. (Commandant-in-Chief of V.A.D.s, 1915-17) ; 1917-
19, Director Women's Royal Naval Service. Address : 112,
Beaufort Street, Chelsea. (DG4)
FYFE, Lieut. Robert George, M.B.E, R.A.E.
FYFE, Thomas Alexander, C.B.E, 6. 5 June, 1852;
Educ. : Perth ; Edinburgh University. Sheriff Substitute
of Lanarkshire (appointed in 1895, and stUl in office). War
Work : Chairman of Munitions Tribunals in Scotland, 1915-20 ;
Chairman of Labour Unrest Commission — Scotland Division—
1917 ; on the Board of Trade and Labour Ministry Panel
of Arbiters under Munitions of War Acts, and ConciUation
Act, 1896. Addresses : County BuUdings, Glasgow ; 1, Kings-
borough Gardens, Glasgow, W. (C169)
FYNN, Ethel May, Mrs., M.B.E.
FYSON, Alfred, M.B.E.
GABAIN, Adele Mary, M.B.E, 6. 20 Nov. 1886 ;" d. of
Victor Henrotin, of Chicago, U.S.A. ; m. George Gabain, 8. of
Henry Gabain, of Caterham VaUey, Surrey. Educ. : France
and Switzerland. War Work : First lady worker in Y.M.CA,
France, Nov. 1914 ; Lady Superintendent, Havre, untU May,
1919. Address : 3, Boulevard de Strasbourg, Le Havre,
France. (M3092)
GABB, Capt. Samuel Alwyne, O.B.E, M.C, Worcestershire
Regiment, fi. 28 May, 1886 ; s. of James Percy Alwyne Gabb,
M.D, of GuUdford, Surrey; to. 11 Nov. 1920, Edith Nora
Florence, o.d. oi A. Seymour, of Guildford. Educ: Epsom
College. War Work : Served in France and Belgium from 14
Aug. 1914, to 10 March, 1919 ; Adj. Wore. Regt, Aug. 1914
to June, 1915; Staff Service, July, 1915, to March, 1919.
Addresses : Poyle Mount, Guildford, Surrey ; PortobeUo
Barracks, DubUn. (02519)
GABE, HoweU WoodweU, O.B.E, F.R.CS. (Edin.),
6. 6 Sept. 1884 ; s. of Dr. J. B. Gabe, of Petrepoeth House
Morriston. Educ. : Llandovery CoUege, Wales ; Middlesex
Hospital. Consulting Surgeon ; Hon. Surgeon, Swansea
General and Eye Hospital; Consulting Surgeon (Southern
portion), Western Command. War Work : A. Major, R.A.M.C. ;
Surgical Specialist ; Casualty Clearing Station, B.E.F, France.
Address : 3, Brunswick Place, St. Helen's Road, Swansea. (05281)
GABITES, Lieut.-Col. George Edward, C.B.E, New
Zealand Med. Corps ; S. Africa, 1901-2 (Queen's medal with
four clasps) ; Great War, 1915-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1855)
GABRIEL, Lieut.-Col. Edmund Vivian, C.S.I, C.M.G,
C.V.O, C.B.E, 6. 28 March, 1875 ; s. of the late Edmund
Gabriel, of Babbacombe Glen, Devon. Educ. : Emmanuel
CoU, Cambridge. Indian CivU Service. War Work : Special
duty, Government of India (1914) ; War Office, M.O. Branch
(1915) ; British MiUtary Mission with Italian Armies in the
Field (1915-17) ; General Staff InteUigence Officer with the
British iEgean Squadron (1917-18) ; Financial Adviser, Occu
pied Enemy Territory, E.E.F, and Assistant Aclmimstratcr,
Palestine (1918-20) ; has Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus
of Italy. Address : Gubbio, Umbria, Italy. Club : Marl
borough. (C1380)
GADBAN, Capt. Victor John, O.B.E, 6. 12 AprU, 1880;
s. of Paul Gadban, of 7, Dpper Brook Street, W. ; m. EUen
Mary, d. of Rev. Henry Gretton, of Otley, Suffolk. Eiuc :
Winchester ; J^evr CoUege, Oxon. SoUcitor. TFar Work :
Active Service, France and Flanders. Address : Alton, Hants.
(05822)
GADD, Helen, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 31 Aug. 1862 ; d. of 'the
late WUliam Bingham, of Hampstead, N.W. ; m. Lieut.-Col.
WilUam Laurence Gadd, R.G.A.. s. of the late WilUam Gadd,
of Manchester. Educ. : North London CoUegiate School for
Girls. Commandant, V.A.D. Kent 92. War Work: Com
mandant, Y acht Club V.A.D. Hospital, Gravesend, Kent 92,
1914-19. Address : 7, Landsowne Square, RoshervUle. Kent.
(M1749)
GADDUM, Arthur Graham, M.B.E. War Work : Organ
ising the Boy Scout movement in Greece. Address : Bowdon,
Cheshire. (M8154)
GADSBY, Capt. PhiUp, O.B.E, A. O.D, and R.A.F.
GAGNON, Lieut.-Col. Joseph Thomas EmUe, O.B.E.
GAHAN, The Rev. Horace StirUng Townsend, M.B.E.
GAHAN, Patrick John, M.B.E.
GAIGER, Grace EUzabeth, M.B.E.
GAIR, Capt. Charles John Dickenson, O.B.E, F.C.S,
6. 22 March, 1883 ; s. of Rev. John Gair, of Durham ; m.
Emily Jane, d. of George Garlett, of London. Educ. : Ehnfield
CoU, York, and City and GuUds Technical Institute, Flnsbnry.
Works Chemist to the South MetropoUtan Gas Co, London;
Capt. R.A.M.C (T.F.) 1st London Sanitary Co. War Work:
Gazetted Lieut, R.A.M.C. (T.) Dec. 1914 : Chemical Investiga
tion of Poison Gas, Analytical work on Foods, etc, at Royal
Army Medical CoU, MiUbank ; AprU, 1915, went to France,
present, Battle of Festubert; invaUded, 1915; Salisbury
Plain, 1916 ; Officer in charge of Sanitary Services at Head
quarters, Eastern Command, 1917-18 ; went to Holland,
Nov. 1918, on Repatriation Commission work. Address:

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Gamble

39, Cranston Road, Forest Hill, London, S.E. 23. Club:
Territorial Officers'. (07173)
GAIR, Christina EUen, Mrs., M.B.E, d. of A. Duncan
Fraser, M.D.. D.P H., J.P. of Stratheric, Falkirk. War Work :
Commandant and Administrator of Wallside AuxiUary Hospital,
Falkirk, from Nov. 1914, to Jan. 1919. _i_aresses .• KilmaUeu,
Ardgour, Argyllshire; The Kilns, Falkirk, Stirlingshire.
Club : Ladies' Caledonian (Edinburgh). (M8156)
GAIR, Lieut.-Col. Sinclair, O.B.E.
GAIRNS, James Mather, C.B.E, 6. 5 April, 1880 , s. of
the late John Gatrns, of KirklawhUl, SkirUng, Peeblesshire, Scot
land ; m. Mary Gray, d. of Robert Gray Murray, of Spittal,
Biggar, Lanarkshire. Educ. : DoUar Academy. Audit and
Accounts Officer on the Bengal and North-Western and Tirhut
State RaUways, India, from 1902-16 ; joined transport
Dept. of the Admiralty in Dec. 1916 ; went to New York in
AprU, 1918, as Representative in the United States aud Canada
of the Accountant-General Ministry of Shipping. Club :
Caledonian. (C2622 )
GAISFORD, Gertrude Emma Frances, M.B.E, d. of
Charles .Green Gaisford, of Devizes, WUtshire. War Work :
3J years as Matron and Commandant of St. Mary's Red Cross
Hospital, Worthing. Address: Cranmere, Victoria Road,
Worthing. (M8157)
GAISFORD, Harriet Helen, Mrs., M.B.E.
GAIT, Christian Maud, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of Col. Stephen,
I.M.S. ; to. Sir Edward Albert, K.C.S.I, CLE, I.C.S,
Lieut. Governor of Bihar and Orissa from 1915 (see Bukke'S
Peerage), s. of late John James Gait. Address: Ranchi,
India. (C2381)
GAITSKELL, Capt. and Brevet Major Henry Walter,
O.B.E., R.G.A, 6. 1 Dec. 1884 ; s. of Col. W. J. Gaitskell,
R.M.A. ; m. EUeen Constance, d. of the late Col. Irving S.
Allfrey, Somerset L.I. Educ : Cheltenham CoU, and R.M.A,
Woolwich. Served during the war in the Proof and Experi
mental Establishment, Research Department, Royal Arsenal,
Woolwich. (08809)
GALBRAITH, Major James Ponsonby, O.B.E, R.E.
GALBRAITH, Marion, Mrs., M.B.E,
GALBRAITH, Samuel, O.B.E.
GALE, Major Arthur John, O.B.E, J.P, CC, 6. 2 March,
1881; m. Maude EUen, d. of Richard Edward George, of
London. Director of Private Companies ; Middlesex County
CouncUlor ; Chairman, Friern Barnet U.D.C War Work :
Transporting wounded from terminus stations to temporary
hospitals ; conveying German prisoners to encampments ;
Air Raid duty ; training of low category men for home defence,
etc. Address : San Jacopino, Oakleigh Park, N. 20. Clubs :
Road; Eccentric. (010443)
GALE, Ernest John Albert, M.B.E, R.E.
GALE, Frederick Robert. M.B.E, 6. 1877 ; s. of Robert
Gale, of Kensington and Hastings; to. EmUy Frances, d. of
the Rev. Frederick Tapply, of Lyminge, Kent. Educ. : St.
Mary's CoU, Harlow. Editorial Staff of " The Statist," 1895-
1910; Member, Inst, of Journalists, 1904; L.R.B. (T.F.),
1895-1910. War Work: Rejoined London Rifle Brigade,
Nov. 1914 ; O.-R.-Sergt, 3rd L.R.B, May, 1915, to Aug. 1916 ;
commissioned to A.O.D, afterwards R.A.O.C, Aug. 1916 ;
Staff of D.A.G, 3rd Echelon, B.E.F, Nov. 1917 ; G.H.Q,
British troops in France and Flanders, April to Sept. 1919 ;
retired as Capt. Address : c/o London County Westminster
and Parr's Bank, Ltd, Kensington High St. W. 8. (M3124)
GALE, Capt. Henry Arthur, M.B.E, R.E.
GALE, Rev. James Randolph Courtenay, O.B.E., M.A.,
Royal Army Chaplains Dept. (T.), 2nd Class, 6. 1857 ; s. of
Dr. James Gale, of Buckfast Abbey, Devon, and Hampstead ;
m. Mary Simpson, d. of Edwin Jago, Paymaster-in-Chief, R.N.
Educ. : Privately, and St. John's, Cambridge. Vicar of Christ
Church, Sutton, 1888 ; University Extension Lecturer, Cam
bridge (Staff), 1905-18, and London, 1904-18. War Work:
Hon. Sec. Sutton and District Territorial and Recruiting Com
mittee, Military Representative ; Chairman, Sutton War
Hospital Supply Depot ; Hon. Sec. Sutton War Pensions Local
Committee; Local Representative, Soldiers' and SaUors' Help
society : Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Association,
Sutton Division. Address : Christ Church Vicarage, Sutton,
Surrey. (010444)
GALES, Major John RusseU, M.B.E.
GALILEE, Mary Edith, M.B.E, 6. 1866 ; d. of James
Robert GalUee, of Leytonstone. Educ. : City of London.
sr.W.CA. Sec. War Work : Girl Guide Organisation ; organ
ising and carrying on large canteen and hut for Women Muni
tion workers at .Hayes, Middlesex. Address : Y.W.C.A. Hut,
Hayes, Middlesex. (M419)
GALL, Christian McDowall, M.B.E, 6. 11 Jan. 1890 ;
a. of Alexander GaU, of Alloa, N.B. Educ. : Edinburgh
Ladies' College. War Work : Private Sec. to Member of
Munitions CouncU. Address : 12, Barlow Road, Alloa. (M420)
GALL, Robert Laing Bruce, C.B.E.
GALLAGHER, John, O.B.E, fi. 27 July, 1884; s. of
Michael GaUagher, of MethU, N.B. ; to. IsabeUa Smith, d. of
Alexander McRuvie, of Leven, N.B. Educ. : Buckhaven, N.B.
Officer of Customs and Excise. War Work: Hon. Sec. to
Edenderry War Pensions Committee, Belgian ReUef Com
mittee, and Soldiers' Parcel Fund ; Member of the Joint War
Pensions Committee for Leinster and Connaught, the King's
County War Pensions, the Leinster Regiment Prisoners of War
and other committees ; initiated training schemes for disabled

soldiers. Address : Windsor Terrace, Edenderry, King's
County. (010445)
GALLAND, Alfred Jules Louis, O.B.E.
GALLIE, Sydney, M.B.E., R.E.
GALLIER, WiUiam Henry, C.B.E.
GALLON, Lieut. Thomas Heaton, M.B.E.
GALLAWAY, James Henry, M.B.E., Knight of the Royal
Orders of St. Stanislaus of Russia and Isabel la CatoUca of
Spain, 6. 3 June, 1875 ; s. of George GaUoway, of Gooderstone ;
to. Mary (died May, 1919), d. of Isaao GaUoway, of Oxburgh.
Educ : St. Margaret's and Technical Schools, King's Lynn ;
and privately in London. Superintendent of PoUce, and
Deputy Chief Constable of the Isle of Wight since 1906;
formerly second-in-command of Cambridge Police. Address :
Kingsfleld.Newport, Isle of Wight. (M3654)
GALLOWAY, Major Alexander Rudolf, O.B.E, M.A,
M.B. , CM, 6. 9 July, 1864 ; s. of James GaUoway, of Inverurie
and Calcutta ; m. Mary Helene, d. of George Curry, of New
castle-on-Tyne. Educ. : Aberdeen Univ. and London.
Ophth. Surgeon, Eye Institution and Royal BUnd Asylum,
Aberdeen ; Ophth. Surgeon, Aberdeen Education Authority ;
Ophth. Surgeon, County of Aberdeen Educ. Authority ; Ophth.
Surgeon, Ministry of Pensions Medical Board, Aberdeen ;
Lecturer on Ophthalmology, Aberdeen Univ. War Work:
Ophthalmic Surgeon, 1st Scottish General Hospital, R.A.M.C.
(T.) ; Ophth. Surgeon to Recruiting Medical Boards and
Ministry of National Service, Aberdeen. Address : 250,
Union Street, Aberdeen. (O1044)
GALLOWAY, Sir James, K.B.E, C.B, 6. 10 Oct. 1862 ;
8. of James Galloway, of Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, and Calcutta ;
m. Jessie Hermina, d. of Robert Orr Sawers, of Dunbar, East
Lothian, and Calcutta. Educ. : Chanonry School, Aberdeen ;
University of Aberdeen. Physician ; Senior Physician,
Charing Cross Hospital ; Consulting Physician, MetropoUtan
Asylums Board. War Work : Major RA.M.C (T.F.), att.
4th London General Hospital ; Col. (A.M.G.) Consulting
Physician, 1st and 2nd Armies, B.E.F. (Despatches) ; Chief
Commissioner for Medical Services ; Ministry of National
Mobile Service. Address : 54, Harley Street, London, W.l. (K69)
GALLOWAY, Major James Muir, O.B.E. R.F.A. (T.).
GALLOWAY, Kathleen Frances Elaine, M.B.E, fi.
5 May, 1898 ; d. of Lewis Stanley GaUoway, of Birkdale.
Educ. : Leatherhead Court, Surrey. War Work : Voluntary
assistant to the Sec. Wives' and Dependants' Branch, Local
War Pensions Committee, Southport. Address : 14, Lulworth
Road, Birkdale, Lancashire. (M8159)
GALLOWAY, Mary Helene, M.B.E, 6. 10 Nov. 1871 ; d.
of George Curry, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; to. Alexander Rudolf,
s. of James GaUoway, of Calcutta. War Work : Hospital
Visitor, Joint Disablement Committee for the Northern Area
of Scotland, Ministry of Pensions. (M8160)
GALTON, Mary Louisa, Mrs. WHELER-, M.B.E, 6.
30 Dec. 1863 ; d. of James Dugdale, of WroxaU Abbey (see
Burke's Landed Gentry) ; to. Edward Wheler (who by Royal
Licence, on 11 Jan. 1913, was authorised to use the additional
surname and arms of Galton) (see BUKKE'S Landed Gentry), s. of
Edward Wheler, of Leamington. Commandant, V.A. Detach
ment, Warwick 36. War Work: Commandant, Guy's CUffe
Hospital, Warwick, 21 May, 1915, to 19 Dec. 1918. Address ;
Claverdon Leys, Warwick. Club : Ladies' Army and Navy. (M1751)
GALTREY, Capt. Sidney, O.B.E.
GALVIN, Capt. Alfred, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
GALWEY, Major WilUam Richards, O.B.E, M.B,
R.A.M.C. GAMAGE, Lieut. Cecil Murdoch, M.B.E.. R.E, (T.).
GAMBELL, Comm. Thomas Francis, C.B.E.
GAMBLE, Major Charles WiUiam, O.B.E, R.A.F.
GAMBLE, Major Henry, O.B.E, R.A.V.C, 6. 15 Jan. 1877 ;
s. of John Gamble, of Shouldham Thorpe, Norfolk ; to. Dorothy
Constance, d. of Thomas Carlton, of Hampstead. Educ. :
Cranleigh School, and Royal Veterinary CoUege, London, N.W.
Fellow of the R.C.V.S . ; Officer du Merite Agricole. War Work:
Commanded No. 5 Mobile Veterinary Section, 5th Division, from
Aug. to Oct. 1914 ; appointed A.D.V.S, 1st Cavalry Division,
from Oct. 1914, to Aug. 1916 ; commanded No. 1 Veterinary
Hospital at La ChapeUe-aux-Pots from Aug. 1916, to June, 1917 ;
appointed A.D.V.S, XIII. Corps, with temporary rank of
Lieut.-Col, from June, 1917, to April, 1919. Address : Instow,
Barnstaple, North Devon. Club ; Junior Naval and MUitary. (05283)
GAMBLE, John Dunn, M.B.E, fi. 11 April, 1876; s.
of Rev. J. W. Gamble, of the Manse, Lisburn, Deland ; to.
Jane Isabelle, d. of Joseph Adams, of Rakane House, Cootehill.
Educ : At Lisburn. Organising Sec. for Ireland, British
and Foreign Sailors' Society Committees; North of Deland
Central Association Sea Cadets Corps, Belfast ; Sea Scouts
Committees, Dublin and Londonderry. War Work : Amongst
the SaUors, Buncrana, Lough SwUIy, and Derry ; opening
Sailors' Rest and organising relief work on behalf of thous
ands of torpedoed saUors. Addresses : Lisnagarvey, Lisburn
Co. Antrim ; Gt. James Street, Londonderry ; 18, Dock Street,
Belfast. (M431)
GAMBLE, Mercier, M.B.E, M.D, Ch.B, 6. 1876 ; s. of
Samuel Gamble, of Manchester and Sheffield ; m. Constance M,
d. of Laban Spencer, of Manchester. Educ. : Leys School,
Cambridge ; and Manchester Univ. Medical Officer, With
ington Institution and Hospitals, and Dr. Rhodes' Memorial

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Home, West Didsbury, Manchester. War Work : Temp. Hon.
Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. ; Registrar, NeU Lane MiUtary Hospital,
West Didsbury, Manchester, the Central Hospital having 3484
beds. Address : 9 Broadway, Withington, Manchester. (M10262.0
GAMBLE, WiUiam Michael Hudson Julius, M.B.E.
GAME, Capt. Henry, O.B.E.
GAME, Winifred, M.B.E, L.R.A.M, A.R.C.M, 6. 13 Oct.
1885 ; d. of James Aylward Game, of The Mount, Great
Missenden, Bucks. Educ. : Roedean School, near Brighton.
War Work : Commandant, V.A.D. Herts 50, Ken Cottage ; and
Ewen HaU V.A.D. Hospitals, Barnet. Address : Merton
Lodge, Byng Road, Bamet. (M1753)
GAMLEN, Robert Loraine, O.B.E.
GAMMON, Edith OUve, M.B.E. (M10248<0
GAMMON, Capt. Frank Leonard, O.B.E.
GAMMON, Capt. John Charles, O.B.E.
GAMMON, John Thomas, M.B.E, R.C.N.
GAMON, Major Humphrey Percival, O.B.E.
GANDELL, WilUam Raleigh Kerr, O.B.E, 6. 5 Aug. 1870 ;
s. of the late Rev. Robert GandeU, of Oxford ; m. MUlicent
Anne, d. of the late Joseph Waiter. Educ. : Uppingham.
Retired CivU Servant. War Work : Director of the British
Industries Fair, organised by the Board of Trade. Address :
18, Hornton Court, London, W. 8. Ctafis : Windham ;
Roehampton. (0355)
GANDER, Bernard Vincent, M.B.E, B.Sc, 6. 23 Jan.
1894 ; 8. of the late James Gander, of London, late Managing
Director Ganders' Ltd, Indiarubber and Leather Merchants ;
m. Dorothy Maude, d. of A. J. Field, of London. Educ. :
Central Foundation School, London ; Univ. CoU. (Univ. of
Lond.) ; and Sheffield Univ. Demonstrator and Assist.
Lecturer in MetaUurgy, Sheffield Univ., 1917-19 ; Chemistry
and Science Master, Sutton Valence School, Kent, since 1919.
War Work : Lieut. 11th Essex, and later the Army Cyclist
Corps, 1914-19 ; saw active service in France, 1915 ; present
at Loos, Ypres, and the Somme ; invaUded, 1916, and whilst
unfit in England assisted in the Technical Training of Unfit
and disabled officers in Sheffield Univ. For that purpose
loaned to the Ministry- of Labour. Addresses : Sutton Valence
School, Kent ; 76, Romford Road, London. (M3655)
GANDY, Lieut.-Comm. Eric Worsley, O.B.E, Officer Legion
d'honneur, B.A. (Cantab), M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, fi. 6 July, 1879 ;
s. of the late WiUiam Gandy, of South Street, Park Lane, London,
W. ; m. Margaret, d. of John Kenyon, of RawtenstaU, Lan
cashire. Educ. : Privately ; Westminster and Emmanuel
CoUege, Cambridge. Teacher of anaesthetics, and anaesthetist
to Westminster Hospital, Royal Ear Hospital, Chelsea Hos
pital for Women, and Norwood Cottage Hospital. War Work :
Carrying 4J years' despatches to Fleets and Embassies in Paris,
Athens, Rome, and other places in Mediterranean. Addresses :
2, Cambridge Street, Hyde Park, W. Club : United Sports. (0356)
GANDY, Comm. Gerard Knipe, O.B.E, R.D, R.N.R, 6.
7 Jan. 1859 ; s. of Gerard Gandy, of Kendal, Westmorland ;
m. FaveU Lee, d. of Rev. Horace Meyer, M.A, of CUfton,
Bristol. Educ.: H.M.S. "Worcester." Commander in the
Union Castle Mail Steamship Company, Ltd, 314, Fenchurch
Street, London, E.C. War Work : In command of H.M.
Hospital Ship " Carisbrook Castle," H.M. Transports " Briton,"
"Saxon," and "Balmor.il Castle." in which were carried over
70,000 troops. Address : Rodney, Brockenhurst, Hants.
Club : Southampton Yacht, Solent. (O1360)
GANDY, Henry Garnett, C.B.E, M.A, D.L, 5. 28 Aug.
1860 ; s. of Capt. Henry Gandy, J.P, D.L, of SkirsgiU Park,
Penrith, Cumb. Educ. : Eton, and Trinity College, Cambridge.
War Work : T.F.A. County Director ; Vol. Aid Detachments
and AuxiUary Hospitals of Cumberland and Westmorland.
Address : SkirsgiU Park, Penrith, Cumberland. Club : New
University. (C2625)
GANDY, Major Henry George, D.S.O, O.B.E, R.E,
fi. 27 Nov. 1879 ; s. of the late Capt. Charles Gandy, King's
Dragoon Guards, and Mrs. Dorothy Jane Gandy, of Wester Hall,
Humshaugh, Northumberland. Educ. : Sedbergh School,
Yorkshire. War Work : 2nd Corp Signals, Aug. 1914 to April
1915; Brigade Major, School of MUitary Engineering, Chatham
from 1 Jan. 1916, to 10 Oct. 1918. Address : Wester Hall,
Humshaugh, Northumberland. Club : Junior Naval and
MUitary. (013 61
GANE, Percy James, M.B.E.
GANGE, Lieut. Comm. Ambrose Day, O.B.E, R.N.R.
(ret.), fi. 6 Nov. 1865 ; s. of William Henry Gange, of Bicken-
haU, Taunton, Somerset; to. Henrietta, d. of James Henry
Brace, of Scotland. Educ : Independent CoU. (now Taunton
School), Taunton. Master of Cable Steamer " Faraday."
War Work : Repairing and laying Submarine Telegraph Cables ;
laying Murmansk Archangel Cable. Addresses: 50, Elmfield
Road, Upper Tooting, S.W. 17 ; Imperial Merchant Service
GuUd, Liverpool. (010449)
GANN, Edmond Thomas, O.B.E, 6. 3 Oct. 1860 ; s. of
Thomas Gann, of Whitstable ; m. EUen Grace, d. of the late
E. H. Curling, of Whitstable. Educ : Commercial (now
Wraight's) School, Faversham. Sec. Army Sanitary Com
mittee, Army Medical Advisory Board, and Consultants'
CouncU; Civil Assist, to Director-General Army Medical
Service; .appointed Principal Clerk, Pensions Ministry, Jan.
1919. Address: Tankerton, Whitstable. (010450)
GANN, Ernest Harry, M.B.E, B.A, late Capt. and
Qr.-Mr. R.A.M.C, fi. 8 Oct. 1891. War Work : Served with the

R.A.M.C. in Egypt and Palestine. Address: 5, Vicarage Road,
Sunbury, Middlesex. (M4677)
GANSON, Robert DoweU, O.B.E, J.P. for Orkney and
Zetland, fi.25 Sept. 1855 ; s.of Hay Ganson, ofScatsta, Deltuy
Shetland ; to. Mary GUlespie Wallace, d. of James WaUace, of Hall
Quarter, Stiriingshire. Educ : Moorfield Parish School, Delting,
and Anderson Institute, Lerwick. Ex-convener of County of
Zetland ; Provost of the Burgh of Lerwick ; Vice-Chair
man of the Education Authority of Shetland ; Honorary
Sheriff-substitute of Zetland. War Work : Member of the
Appeal Tribunal for Caithness, Orkney, and Zetland ; Chak-
man cf War Pensions Committee of the County of Zetland ;
Chairman of the Appointing Committee for Food Control,
etc, in the County. Address : Brentham House, Lerwick
Club : Zetland, Lerwick. (01362)
GANT, Wilfred Robert Pinfold, M.B.E, 6. 18 Jan. 1872-
8. of Robert Boddy Gant, of Woolwich ; m. Florence Elizabeth!
d. of Alfred Stone, of Plumstead. Educ. : Privately. Civil
Service. War Work : Accountant-General's Departmental
Admiralty. Address : 26, Greenholm Road, Eltham. (M8163)
GANTEAUME, Patrick Padroy Joseph, M.B.E, J.P,
6. 1875 ; s. of Henry Ganteaume, of Torquay ; to. Elizabeth
Cochrane, d. of John Goodeir Robertson, of Edinburgh. Educ. :
Edinburgh. Senior Surgeon, Frere Hospital, East London,
Cape Province. War Work : Surgeon No. 1 General Hospital,
Wynberg, Cape Colony ; Mayor of East London, 191? and
1918 ; Chairman Governor-General's Fund, 1917 aud 1918 ; Chair
man Recruiting Committee, 1917-18. Address : L-ich-Marls,
East London, C.P. Clubs : East London ; East London
Sporting. (M2882)
GARCIA, Henry John Edward, O.B.E.
GARD, Albert, M.B.E.
GARD, WiUiam Garrard Snowdon,M.B.E, LL.B. (Lond.),
6. 11 Jan. 1848 ; s. of WiUiam Snowdon Gard, of Hampstead;
to. Mary Anne Harriet, d. of Walter Frederick BaU, of Hamp
stead. Educ. : Univ. CoU. School and Univ. CoU, London.
SoUcitor ; Commandant, Red Cross V.A.D. 49 London ;
Chairman, Hampstead Red Cross Divisional Committee;
Member of St. Pancras Red Cross Divisional Committee;
Member of Executive Committee of County of London Branch,
B.R.C.S. ; Member of Hampstead Distress Committee, and
representative of Hampstead on M.A.B. andCU.B.L. War Wort:
Raised R.C V.A.D.'S 49 and 322 ; organised and directed Air
Raid Ambulance work in North St. Pancras Chairman,
Rosslyn Lodge A. MUitary Hospital Committee, and since, of
Hampstead R.C Clinics Committee ; private in Hampstead
Volunteers. Addresses : 10 Hampstead HiU Gardens, Hamp?
stead, N.W. 3 : 2, Gresham BuUdings, BasinghaU Street, E.C.
Club : Royal Colonial Institute. (M8164)
GARDE, Engineer-Capt. Robert Boles, C.B.E, R.N,
6. 1863 ; s. of H. W. Garde, M.B. ; to. 1899, Amy Ethel, d. of
T. M. Richards, of Plymouth. Admiralty Engineer Overseer
at J. S. White and Co.'s, of Cowes, and at Doxford's, of
Sunderland. (G2221)
GARDINER, AUce Marie, Mrs, M.B.E, d. of the late John
Godden, of Bartley, New Forest; to. Henry Gardiner,
musician. Secretary to o/c Met. Obs. Service, 1916-19;
InteUigence Officer, Women PoUce Service. War Wort:
Joined the Women PoUce Service in May, 1915, and was
seconded to Commander Paget, C.B.E, of Admiralty
InteUigence, May, 1916, who organised and commanded the
MetropoUtan Observation Service, consisting of some 1200
officers and men ; the only woman in M.O.S. (M3656)
GARDINER, Lieut. Edward Cecil, M.B.E, 6. 7 Nov. 1884 ;
s. of the late T. J. Gardiner, of Cheltenham; m. Dorothy
Frances EUzabeth, d. of the late Capt. Horace Rochfort, R.N,
of Cheltenham. Educ : Cheltenham CoU, and R.M.C,
Sandhurst. Late Planter. War Work: 2nd Batt. Devon
Regt, and later served as Topographical Officer to Gen. Lord
RawUnson, at Headquarters 4th Army. Address : Isea House,
Exmouth. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (M4488)
GARDINER, Frederick Henry, M.B.E.
GARDINER, Major Herbert WilUam, O.B.E. (011777)
GARDINER, Robert Fulton, M.B.E, fi. 2 May, 1861 ; s.
of Thomas Gardiner, of Coupar- Angus ; m. Agnes, d. of
Alexander King, of Kilmarnock. Organising Sec. Temperance
Committee, Church of Scotland, since 1898 ; Member of many
pubUc committees for the promotion of Temperance and Social
Reform. War Work : Business Manager for Church of ScoUand
Committee on Territorial work from 1914, and Business Manager
of the Scottish Churches Huts, in France and Germany, 1916-19.
Address : 3, Dixon Road, CrosshiU, Glasgow. (M8167)
GARDINER, Stanley James, M.B.E, R.A.F.
GARDHMER, WiUiam Rattray, M.B.E, 6. 9 June, 1858.
Educ. : Perth Academy, N.B. War Work : War Emergency
and Finance Committees of Y.M.C.A. National Council;
Hon. Treas. S. Eastern Divisional Union of Y.M.C.A.'s.
Address : Mount Edgecombe, RedhiU, Surrey. Club : National
Liberal ; British-Russia. (M8168)
GARDNER, Annie Elizabeth, O.B.E, 6. 3 Aug. 1874;
d. of Walter SUvester Gardner, of Cookham, Berks. Educ. :
Queen's CoU, Harley Street. Civil Servant ; Chief Woman
Officer, London and South-Eastern Division, Employment
Dept, Ministry of Labour. TTar Work : Recruitment of
Women for all branches of War Work — Munitions, Land,
Women's Services, etc. Address: 13, Arundel Gardens. W. 11.
Clubs : Halcvon ; Forum. (0357)
GARDNER, Arthur Edward, M.B.E.
GARDNER, Lieut.-Col. Charles James Hookham, C.B.E.

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Gamier

Major and T. Lieut.-Col. Yorkshire Regt. ; Great War, 1914-19
(mentioned in despatches). (C1575)
GARDNER, Dorothy, M.B.E, 6. 24 Oct. 1878 ; d. of
Herbert Wilson Gardner, of Armitage, Rugeley. Educ. :
Privately and Paris. War Work : Y.M.C.A. worker at Rouen,
Abancourt, and Dieppe, from April, 1915 to May, 1919.
Address : Armitage, Rugeley, Staffs. (M3657)
GARDNER, Major FitzRoy, C.B.E.
GARDNER, Capt. Frederick WiUiam, C.B.E, D.C.M,
R.A.O.C. GARDNER, Lieut.-Comm. George Frederiok, O.B.E,
R.N.R, fi. 23 Nov. 1869 ; s. of Thomas Gardner, of Wimbledon,
Surrey ; m. Kate, d. of Ernest RUey, of London. Educ. :
Maiden Coll. Master Mariner. War Work : In command of
H.M.S. Ships " Carisbrook Castle " and " Braemar Castle,"
and of base hospital ship at Murmansk during the winter of
1918 and at the evacuation of Archangel. Address : c/o The
Union Castle MaU S.S. Co, London, E.C 3. (010451)
GARDNER, Major George Herbert, O.B.E.
GARDNER, Henry WUloughby, M.B.E, M.D, F.R.C.P,
fi. 1861 ; s. of Henry Gardner, of Liverpool ; m. Mary Louisa,
d. of the late Rev. E. F. Rambant, of Blackrock, Dublin.
Educ : Charterhouse, and St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Senior Physician the Royal Salop Infirmary ; Consulting
Physician Baschurch Surgical Home, Lady Forester Hospitals,
Broseley and Much Wenlock. War Work: Consulting Physician
Barrington War Hospital ; Physician to Quarry Place Auxiliary
A. Hospital, Shrewsbury ; and the Royal Salop Infirmary ;
Medical Officer to the Baschurch Surgical Home. Address :
Shrewsbury. Club : London University. (M8166)
GARDNER, Jessie, Mrs., M.B.E.; d. of Walter Wylie
and Jane Younger of AUoa, N.B. ; m. the Rev. Robert, s. of
Robert Gardner, of New Kilpatrick. Educ : Westray House,
AUoa, N.B. War Work : Hon. Sec. of Bo'ness Red Cross
Committee from 1915 ; President of Bo'ness Red Cross Work
Party ; Member of Prince of Wales' ReUef Fund Committee ;
Organiser of Ladies' Voluntary Work Party at Bo'ness for the
making of Cartridge aud Igniter Bags for the Royal Navy,
August, 1915-March, 1917. Address : The Manse, Bo'ness,
LinUthgowshire, N.B. (M8169)
GARDNER, John, O.B.E.
GARDNER, Lieut. John CampbeU, O.B.E, M.A. (Cantab),
B.Sc. (Dunelm), A.M.Inst.CE, M.Last.M.E, Wh.Ex. Carnegie
Research Scholar, Iron and Steel Institute, 6. 1 April, 1878 ; s.
of the late Thomas Gardner, of Middlesbrough. Educ. :
Middlesbrough High School ; Armstrong College, Durham
Univ. ; Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. General Manager of
Works, Ferranti, Ltd, Hollinwood, Lancs. War Work :
Enlisted as Sapper in the R.N.D.E. in Oct. 1914 ; commissioned,
Jan. 1915 ; served through GaUipoU Campaign ; mentioned
in despatches for work at Helles Evacuation ; Deputy Repre-
centative, subsequently Representative, Ministry of Muni
tions, N.P.F, Birtley, Co. Durham ; Asst. Supt, National
Ordnance Factories, Leeds ; Supt. N.O.F, Hunslet, Leeds.
Address : 47, Victoria Road, Broomhall Park, Sheffield. (03723)
GARDNER, Capt. John Cyril, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
GARDNER, Joseph WUUam, O.B.E.
GARDNER, Nora HUton, M.B.E, 6. 15 Dec. 1872 ; d.
of Rev. Hilton Gardner, of Stanley, Lancashire. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Quartermaster, Hoole Bank Red
Cross Hospital, Chester, 1914-17 ; V.A.D. General Service
Superintendent, Chester War Hospital, 1917-19. Address :
Upton Heath, Chester. Clubs : V.A.D. Ladies', Cavendish
Square (M424)
GARDNER, Capt. Reginald Lowood, M.B.E.
GARDNER, Major T. Cyril, O.B.E. ; to. Bridget ChUton
d. of Herbert E. Friend. War Work : In Malta and France.
Club : North Rhodesia. (02522)
GARDNER, Thomas Edward, O.B.E.
GARDNER, WilUam Reid, M.B.E, 6. 12 Sept. 1873;
s. of John Smith Gardner, of Alreoch, Milngavie ; m. Margaret
Weatherstone, d. of WiUiam Weatherstone WUson, of Man
chester. Educ : Strathblane Public School, and Allan
Glen's School, Glasgow. Solicitor ; Treasurer to the Burgh
of Milngavie ; Agent of the Royal Bank of Scotland, Milngavie :
Sec. to the Local War Pensions Committee, Milngavie ; Fuel
Overseer to the Burgh of Milngavie ; Sec. and Treas. Milngavie
Angling Club ; Treas. MUngavie Bearsden Cricket and Tennis
Clubs. War Work : See. & Treas. to the Committee of Local
War Pensions, New KUpatrick Division, Dumbartonshire ;
Treas. to the Soldiers' and SaUors' FamiUes Association.
Address : Carbeth, MUngavie. (M8170)
GARDOM, Edward Theodore, O.B.E.
GARFORD, Marian, M.B.E, 6. 29 Jan. 1866 ; d. of the
late John Garford. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Clerk in
Promotions Branch of MiUtary Secretary to Kitchener's
Armies, War Office. Club : Ladies' Imperial. (M8171)
GARFORTH, Comm. Franois Edmund Musgrave,
C.B.E.. R.N.
GARFORTH, Hylda Maria Madeleine, Hon. Mrs, M.B.E,
fi. Oct. 1856 ; d. of the 8th Baron Middleton, of BirdsaU House,
Yorkshire (See Burke's Peerage) ; to. William Henry, s. of
WiUiam Garforth, of Wiganthorpe, Yorkshire. Educ. :
Uppingham and Cambridge. War Work: Commandant of
Lady Sykes Aux. MU. Hospital, Eddlethorpe, Yorkshire;
later, Brompton Aux. Mil. Hospital, Yorkshire. Address:
Malton, Yorkshire. (M.3658)
GARLAKE, Dorothy Eleanor, Mrs., M.B.E.
GARLAND, Arthur Edward, M.B.E, F.I.C, BSc.

A.R.C.S, 6. 28 April, 1880 ; s. of Arthur Edward Garland.
Educ. : AUeyn's School, Dulwich ; Univ. Coll, London ;
Royal CoU. of Science, London. Research Chemist, Imperial
Institute ; Assistant Chemist, Directorate of Chemical Inspec
tion, Woolwich Arsenal. Address : NewhUl ViUa, Shrewsbury
Lane, Woolwich Arsenal. (M8172)
GARLAND, Charles Tuller, O.B.E, 6. 16 Nov. 1874 ;
s. of James A. Garland, of New York ; to. the late Margaret W,
d. of the late Francis Williams. Educ. : Columbia Univ.,
New York. War Work : Lieut. 2nd Life Guards ; invaUded
out of Army Nov. 1916 ; afterwards provided and kept up
the Garland Home, 4, Norfolk Street, Park Laue, W. Clubs :
St. James' ; Orleans ; Bath. (010455)
GARLAND, Herbert, M.B.E,
GARLAND, Hilda Margaret, M.B.E, d. of W. G. de F.
Garland, of Farrs, East Molesey. War Work : In charge of
Treatment and Training Section of London War Pensions
Committee, Central Office. Address : Farrs, East Molesey,
Surrey. (M8173)
GARLAND, John WilUam, O.B.E, J.P.
GARLICK, Edith, M.B.E.
GARLICK, Richard, M.B.E.
GARNER, Arthur, M.B.E.
GARNER, Col. Cathoart, C.B.E, M.B. ; formerly Col.
R.A.M.C. ; Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C783)
GARNER, Harry, M.B.E, CC, 6. 18 July, 1865 ; s. of
William Garner, of Barwell; m. Laura, d. of Thomas
Argyle, of Hinckley. Boot Manufacturer ; Past High
Chief Ranger of the Ancient Order of Foresters ; County
CounciUor ; Parish Councillor ; Chairman of CouncU School
Managers. War Work : Chairman of Hinckley Rural Advisory
Committee, Ministry of National Service ; Chairman of Belgian
Refugees Local Committee ; rendered services in connection
with Recruiting, and the War Loan. Address : Overdale,
Barwell, near Hinckley. (M8174)
GARNER, Joseph Richardson, O.B.E.
GARNER, Lizzie, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 30 Dec. 1853 ; d. of
WUUam Radford, of Newark-on- Trent ; m. Thomas Willcox,
s. of James Garner, of Ancaster. Educ. : Privately. Member
of Board of Guardians, Newark ; Member of Notts. Executive
B.R.C.S. Committee ; Member of Charity Organisation Society
Committee, and St. Barnabas' Home for Waifs and Strays,
and S.P.C. ChUdren. War Work : Commandant of Red Cross
Hospital from Oct. 1914 to March 1919. Address : The Old
Hall, Newark-on-Trent. (M3659)
GARNER, Walter Wesley, C.B.E. (C3191)
GARNETT, .Caroline Sugden, Mrs. Stewart, M.B.E, 6.
8 Nov. 1854 ; d. of Elkanah Armitage, of The Rookery,
Manchester ; to. Stewart, s. of Henry Gamett, of Wyreside,
Lancaster. War Work : Commandant of 54 East Lancs. Detach,
and worked a Hospital, B.R.C, Pendleton Division, " Fair-
hope " Hospital, 4_ years. (M425)
GARNETT, Frank WaUs, C.B.E, J.P, fi. 1867 ; s. of
the late William Garnett, of Bowness, Westmorland ; to.
1895, Susannah, d. of Joseph Goddard, of The Priory, Hamp
stead, N.W. President, Roy. Coll. of Veterinary Surgeons,
1914-19. Address : Dalegarth. Windermere. (C170)
GARNETT, Helen Maude Dorothy, M.B.E.
GARNETT, James Clerk MaxweU, C.B.E, M.A, Barrister-
at-law, 6. 13 Oct. 1880 ; s. of Dr. William Gamett, of the
Chestnuts, Hampstead Heath, and Sea View, Isle of Wight ;
to. Margaret Lucy, d. of Professor E. B. Poulton, F.R.S, of
Oxford. Educ. : S. Paul's School ; Trinity College, Cambridge.
General Sec. of the League of Nations Union ; formerly Principal,
College of Technology, Manchester ; and Dean of the Faculty
of Technology in the Victoria University of Manchester.
War Work : Directed the war-time activities of the CoUege.
These included, firstly, the supply of highly trained men to the
technical and other branches of the Navy, Army, and Air
Force, and, secondly, the invention or design, and — until the
increasing demand made large scale production necessary — the
actual manufacture of many implements and materials
(mechanical, electrical, metallurgical, chemical, and textile),
that helped to win the War. The Manchester District Arma
ment Output Committee, and the Lancashire Anti-Submarine
Committee, had their headquarters iu the College, and owed
to it some of the remarkable success that attended their
activities. An account of the war work of the College was
prepared at the request of the War Office, and has recently been
published by the CoUege Press. Address : 1, Foley Avenue,
Hampstead, N.W. 3. Clubs : Athenaeum; Leander. (C966)
GARNIER, Capt. Alan Parry, M.B.E, M.C. Northumber
land Fusiliers, 6. 9 Aug. 1886 ; s. of the late Comm. Keppel
Gamier, R.N. ; m. Hilda de Burgh, d. of the late de Burgh
d'Arcy. Educ. : Uppingham ; R.M. Coll, Sandhurst.
Gazetted to Northumberland FusiUers, Jan. 1906 ; Capt,
Aug. 1914 ; Major, Dec. 1915 ; Brigade Major, Oct. 1916.
Employed with West African Frontier Force, Aug. 1910, to
May, 1914 ; G.S.O, 3rd Grade, at G.H.Q, Egyptian Exped.
Force, 1915 ; G.S.O. War Office, 1919. Address : 42, Mont-
pelier Square, London, S.W. Club : Junior Naval and
Military. (M3268)
GARNIER, Capt. Charles Newdigate, O.B.E.
GARNIER, Rev. Thomas Vernon, O.B.E, M.A, 6.
18 July, 1875 ; s. of Rev. Canon Thomas Parry Gamier and
Hon. Mrs. Gamier, of Cranworth, Norfolk. Educ. : Win
chester ; Trinity College, Oxford. Vicar of Tring, Herts.
War Work : CF, Dec. 22, 1915 ; 6th Essex Garrison Batt,

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Garnsey

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Mudros ; 24 CCS, Egypt ; 66th Inf. Brigade, 12th Cheshire
Regt, Macedonia ; S.C.F, 22nd Div, AprU, 1918. Address :
The Vicarage, Tring. (O3040)
GARNSEY, Sir Gilbert Francis, K.B.E, 6. 21 March,
1883; m. Miriam Howies, B.Sc. Educ: Wellington, Somerset.
Partner in the firm of Price Waterhouse, & Co, Chartered
Accountants, London, United States, Canada, Mexico, South
America, Egypt, France, HoUand, etc. War Work : Engaged
on Government inquiries ; served on Departmental Committees ;
joined, in an honorary capacity, the Finance Department of
the Ministry of Munitions, 1916 ; Deputy Director Munitions
Accounts, 1917 : Director Internal Audits, 1917 ; Controller
Munitions Accounts, 1918 ; Chairman Finance Committee, and
Finance Member of the Munitions Council, 1918 ; Member of
DemobUisation Board, 1918 ; and afterwards Member of Muni
tions Council in charge of Liquidation of Contracts, 1919 ;
Member of Advisory CouncU, and Chairman of Finance Com
mittee, of Ministry of Health in connection with Government
Housing Scheme, 1919 ; Member of Committee of Inquiry
appointed by Minister of Health into affairs of Metropolitan
Water Board, 1920. Addresses : 3, Frederick's Place, Old Jewry,
E.C. 2. ; Spencer Lodge, Greenaway Gardens, Hampstead,
N.W.3. Telegraphic Address : Accountants Stock, London.
Telephone : City 4694 and Hampstead 1371. Clubs : Union ;
Gresham ; Royal Automobile ; Ranelagh.
GARRARD, Alice Mary, Mrs, M.B.E. (M10446)
GARRATT, Major Clarence Herbert Garratt, O.B.E,
Royal Army Pay Department, 6. 29 May, 1870 ; s. of the
late John Oswald Garratt, of Peterborough ; to. Elise Caroline,
d. of WUUam Barker of Smyrna. Educ. : Bedford Grammar
School, and Royal MiUtary Coll. War Work : France, Aug.
1914, to June, 1916 ; North Russia, May, 1919 to Oct. 1919.
Address : Seaside Cottage, Heme Bay. (09689)
GARRATT, Dorothy Agnes, M.B.E. For work in
connection with tbe Imperial War Museum. (M10318)
GARRATT, George CampbeU, O.B.E, M.D, 6. 1869.
Physician and Anaesthetist, Royal West Sussex Hospital.
War Work : Physician, GraylingweU War Hospital, Chichester.
Address : Chichester. (O11803)
GARRATT, Herbert, M.B.E. Town Clerk, Todmorden.
War Work : Hon. Sec. Local War Pensions Committee ; Hon.
Sec. of Local Committee for the Prevention and ReUef of
Distress ; Executive Officer Local Food Control Committee. (M8175)
GARRATT, Lieut.-Col. Lawrence ChaUoner, O.B.E.
GARRAWAY, Major Frank Harold, O.B.E, M.C, fi.
23 March, 1888 ; s. of John Archibald Garraway, deceased ;
to. Winifred, d. of H, Wordley, of Dorney, Bucks. Educ :
Privately. War Work : 1914-19, A.D.C. to Gen. Sir WiUiam
Fry, Kt. Bach, C.B, C.V.O.; A.P.M, 58th Division,
England ; Staff Capt, 173rd Inf. Bde, France ; D.A.O.M.G,
50th Division, France ; twice mentioned in despatches.
Address : Barge Cottage, Taplow, Bucks. (05284)
GARRAWAY, T. Warrant Officer Leonard, M.B.E.
Royal Indian Marine. (M3i 12a)
GARRETT, Col. Arthur Newson Bruff, C.B.E, T.D.
J.P, 6. 24 July, 1868 ; s. of Major N. D. Garrett, R.A, of
Aldeburgh, Suffolk ; m. Elise Grant, d. of Kenneth Mackenzie,
of Borlum-Beg, Inverness-shire. Educ. : Portsmouth Grammar
School. Director, Coalport China Company ; J.P. (1909),
Shropshire. War Work : Commanded 4th King's Shropshire
L.I, 1914-18 ; G.S.O, Straits Settlements, 1916-17 ; Comd.
2/1 Royal N. Devon Hussars, 1918-19; Comd. 2nd Cyclist
Brigade, Athlone, 1919. Address : The Cottage, Coalport,
Shropshire. (C1756)
GARRETT, Charles Scott, M.B.E, D.Sc.
GARRETT, Edith, Mrs., M.B.E.
GARRETT, Lieut.-Col. Frank, C.B.E, T.D, A. M.I.C.E,
A.M.I. Mech. E, J.P, 6. 9 Dec. 1869 ; s. of Frank
Garrett, of Aldringham House, nr. Leiston, Suffolk ; to.
Evelyn Rosa, d. of Henry Brooks, of Hersham Lodge, Walton-
on-Thames. Educ. : Rugby. County Councillor for East
Suffolk ; J.P. for Suffolk ; Chairman, Leiston U.D.C ; Director
Agricultural and General Engineers, Ltd. ; Chairman and
Managing Director, Richard Garrett & Sons, Ltd. War Work •
Comd. 4th Suffolk Regt. in France, 1914-15. Address : Aldring
ham House, nr. Leiston, Suffolk. Club : St. Stephen's. (C171)
GARRETT, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Charles, O.B.E.
GARRETT, James Charles, M.B.E.
GARRETT, Lieut.-Col. John Raymond, O.B.E, R.M.L.I,
6. 7 June, 1869; s. of W. R. Garrett, late of co. Carlow.
Educ. : Clifton CoU. War Work : Divisional Paymaster
Royal Marine Division, Plymouth. Address: Royal Marine
Barracks, Plymouth. (O9540)
GARRETT, Capt. Peter Bruff, CB.E, R.N, fi. 14 Julv,
1866 ; s. of Major N. D. Garrett, R.A.. of Aldeburgh, Suffolk ;
to. Alice Maude Mary, d. of the late Jone Stone, Weybridge,
Surrey. Educ. : Mr. Foster's, Stubbington ; H.M.S. " Brit
annia, ' Dartmouth. Naval Officer, retired 1911, and was
called up Aug, 1914, serving throughout the war, to Sept,
1919; Joined H.M.S. "Britannia," July, 1879, served in
different ranks of Naval Cadet, Midshipman, Sub-Lieut, and
Lieut, finally retiring with the rank of Comdr, as above. War
Z or} \ ?Trom. August, 1914 to May, 1915, Naval Transport
Staff at New-haven, Sussex; June, 1915 to Jan. 1918, served
as Divisional Naval Transport Officer and Senior Naval Officer
at Newhaven, Sussex, employed embarking stores, ammuni
tion, etc, for the B.E.F, France and elsewhere. Feb. 1918 to
Sept. 1919, employed as Divisional Naval Transport Officer

at Portsmouth, embarking the heavy gear, i.e. locomotives,
tanks, raUway wagons, ambulance coaches, etc, and being
in charge of all merchant vessels entering Portsmouth harbour,
and responsible for their upkeep. Address: Glen Isla,
Oatlands Park, Surrey. (C2250)
GARRETT, Major Thomas Richard Henty, O.B.I
R.A.F. GARROD, Heathcote William, C.B.E.
GARROW, Alexander, M.B.E, 6. 14 June, 1846 ; s. of
Robert Garrow, of Alteymsh, DaUas, Morayshire ; m. Janet,
d. of Donald Grant, of Torchaster, DaUas. Educ: Dallas
PubUc School. Retired Supervisor of Inland Revenue. War
Work : Voluntary Registration, Recruiting Tribunals, and
Local War Pensions Committee. Address : 18, Hay Street,
Elgin. (M8177)
GARROW, Robert George, C.B.E, R.E.
GARRY, Francis Nicholas Arbuthnot, O.B.E, M.A,
fi. 1 Feb. 1861 ; s. of the late Canon Nicholas T. Garry, of
Taplow Rectory, Bucks ; m. Anne Georgina, d. of Swinton S.
MelvUle, of Starmead, Wokingham. Educ. : Aldin House,
Slough ; Eton ; Christ Church, Oxford. Member of Reading
School Board, 1892-1897 ; Chairman of ditto, 1896-97 ;
Member of Berks. Education Committee, 1912-19. War Work :
Sub-Divisional Officer, Berks PoUce Special Reserve, Woking
ham Sub-Division, Sept. 1914, until May, 1916 ; Temp. 1st
Division Clerk in the Foreign Office, 1917-20. Address:
28, Kensington Mansions, S.W.5. Clubs : United University ;
Berkshire, Reading. (010458)
GARRY, Thomas Gerald, M.B.E, M.D, Mch, M.A.0,
R.U.I. Educ : Galway and Dublin. Hon. Physician,
Anglo-American Hospital, Cairo ; Consulting British Physician,
Pistany, Czecho-Slovakia. War Work: Hon. Sec. St. John
Ambulance Association (Egyptian Centre) ; Lecturer and
Examiner to the British Red Cross and Order of St. John;
Member of the Executive Committee B.R.C. and Order of
St. John (Cairo branch) ; T. Major R.A.M.C, attached to Citadel
Hospital, Cairo. Address : 12, Shani Elwi, Cairo. Club :
Turf, Cairo. (M8178)
GARSIA, Lieut.-Col. Herbert George Anderson, C.B.E,
D.S.O, 6. 5 Feb. 1871 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. Michael Clare Garsia,
C.B. : m. Myra Mary, d. of Sir George FottreU, K.C.B., of
Dublin. Financial Sec, Egyptian Army. Club: United
Service. (C2364)
GARSIDE, Cecil, M.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C
GARSIDE, Constance EUzabeth, M.B.E.
GARSON, Capt. Herbert LesUe, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.M.C.
GARSTIN, Lieut. Richard Hart, O.B.E, R.M.
GARSTIN, Sir WUliam Edmund, G.C.M.G, G.B.E,
Grand Cordon Medjidieh and Grand Cordon Osmanieh ; British
Government Director, Suez Canal Co, since 1907 ; engaged
on Red Cross Work in England during the war ; ft. 29 Jan.
1849 ; 2nd s. of the late Charles Garstin ; to. Mary Isabella,
d. oi the late Charles Augustus North, 56, York Terrace, N.W.
Educ. : Cheltenham CoU. ; King's CoU, London. Entered
Indian Public Works Dept, 1872 ; sent to Egypt, 1885, and
retired from India, 1892 ; Inspector-General of Drigation,
Egypt, 1892 ; Under-Secretary of State for PubUc Works in
Egypt, 1904-8. Address : 17, Welbeck House, Wigmor_ Street,
W. Clubs : Turf ; TraveUers' ; Brooks's. (G32)
GARTON, Albert, M.B.E.
GARTON, Sir Richard Charles, G.B.E, Kt. Bach, fi.
8 Oct. 1857 ; s. of WUliam Garton, of Southampton ; m.
Ellen, d. of Andrew Durrani, of Chelmsford. Educ : Owen's
College, Manchester; Marburg University. Fellow Institute
of Chemistry ; Head of the firm of Messrs. Gorton, Sons & Co.,
Battersea ; High Sheriff of Surrey, 1913. Address : Lythe
HiU, Haslemere. Clubs : Carlton ; Conservative ; Royal
Thames Yacht Club. (G25)
GARTON, Lieut.-Col. and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam George
Alfred, O.B.E.
GARTON, Major WUloughby Lewis, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
GARTSIDE, Vincent, M.B.E, M.I.Mech.E, fi. 6 April,
1877. Mechanical Engineer (Machine Tools) ; Director of
John Holroyd & Co, Ltd, MUrrrow, nr. Rochdale. War
Work : Designer of Special Machine Tools for Manufacture of
Rifles, SheUs, etc, and for two years at Ministry of Munitions,
WhitehaU ; first in charge of Russian section of Machine Tool
Dept, and after in charge of Dept. controUing transfer of idle
and second-hand Machine Tools on to War Work. Addresses :
20, Manor Road, Richmond, Surrey ; 34, Victoria Street,
S.W.1. Club : Royal Automobile. (M10248e)
GARVAGH, Florence, Lady, M.B.E, Order of Mercy;
d. of Baron de Bretton, of Denmark. War Work : Red Cross
Working Centre ; Packing and despatching of parcels to
Prisoners of War ; organised concerts and entertainments for
the Wounded. Address : 1, Orme Square, W.2. (M1761)
GARVAN, Claire Frances, O.B.E. (011972)
GARVEY, Lieut.-Comm. John WiUiam Frederick, O.B.E,
M.A, D.L. Co Mayo, R.N.V.R, 6. 1856 ; s. of John C. Garvey,
D.L, of Murrisk Abbey, Westport, Deland ; to. Harrie Taylor,
M.B.E, for six years Master North Mayo Hounds. Educ:
Trinity CoU, DubUn. War Work : ControUer of Recruiting
Co. Mayo, and also, as Lieut-.Comm. R.N.V.R, in charge of
CivUian Coast Watchers ; now Chairman Co. Mayo War Pen
sions Committee. Address : DownhiU, Ballina, Co. Mayo.
Clubs : Univ. ; Friendly Brothers, DubUn. (0359)
GARVEY, Harrie, Mrs., M.B.E.
GARVICE, Major Chudleigh, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1875; s.of
Charles Garvice, of Bradworthy, N. Devon ; m. Isabel, d. Of

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Andrew Orriston, of Tasmania. Educ : Tiverton. Major-
General Reserve of Officers, and Commandant of Police,
Alexandria, Egypt. War Work : Served in Egypt on Western
Front as G.S.O . 2, Western Field Force ; also as Military Control
Officer, Alexandria, till end of the War. Address : Comman
dant's House, Alexandria, Egypt. Club : Naval and Military. (04118)
GARWOOD, Edmund John, M.B.E, 6. 6 July, 1874;
8. of the late Edmund James Garwood, of Bushey Hill Road,
CamberweU; m. EtheUne, d. of the late John Robinson, of
Gosport. Educ : Sir Walter St. John's School, Battersea.
Clerk in the War Office. War Work: MobiUzation Directorate,
War Office, on outbreak of war ; served with H.M. Forces,
from 11 March, 1915, to Jan. 1919, as 1st class Staff Sergeant-
Major, R.A.S.C, in Mediterranean and Mesopotamian E.
Forces; MobiUsation Directorate on return from service.
Address : 43, HUlcrest Road, Walthamstow, Essex. (M8181)
GARWOOD, Eng.-Comm. Hugh Sydney, O.B.E, R.N.
GASCOIGNE, Laura Gwendolen, Mrs. Douglas TRENCH-,
C.B.E. ; d. of the late Capt. Sir Douglas Galton, K.C.B. ; m.
1892, Frederic Richard Thomas Trench-Gascoigne, D.S.O.
(see Burke's Peerage, Ashtown, B.). Comdt. Lotherton Hall
Auxiliary Hospital, Aberford; Lady of Grace of Order of
St. John of Jerusalem in England. Addresses .• Himbleton
Manor, Droitwich ; Craignish Castle, Ardfern, ArgyUshire ;
Lotherton Hall, Aberford, Leeds. Club : Sesame. (C173)
GASELEE, Stephen, C.B.E, M.A, F.S.A, 6. 9 Nov.
1882 ; s. of Henry Gaselee, of 75, Linden Gardens, Bayswater,
W. 2 ; to. May Evelyn, d. of E. Wyndham Hulme, of Clare,
Sevenoaks. Educ. : Eton and Cambridge. FeUow of Magda
lene CoUege, Cambridge, since 1909 ; Librarian of the CoUege,
1909-1919; Librarian of the Foreign Office, 1920. War
Work : Temporary Clerk in Foreign Office, 1916-1919 ;
Liaison Officer with Ministry of Information, 1918-1919.
Address : 24, Ashburn Place, S.W. 7. Clubs : Athenseum ;
Carlton; United University Club. (C174)
GASK, Eleanor, M.B.E. ; d. of Henry Gask. War
Work: St. Bartholomew's Women's Guild. Address: 7,
Harley House, Regent's Park, N.W.I. (M3661)
GASKELL, Arthur, O.B.E. (09541)
GASKELL, Catherine Julia, M.B.E., 6. 1879; s. of
Walter Holbrook GaskeU, F.R.S, The Uplands, Gt. Shelford,
Cambs. Educ. : Roedean School, Brighton ; Newnham Coll.
War Work: Commandant 1st Borough Red Cross Hospital,
Cambridge, Nov. 1914, to March, 1915, and St. Chads V.A.D.
Hospital Cambridge, May, 1915, to May, 1919. Address : 26,
Barton Road, Cambridge. Club : V.A.D. Ladies'. (M3662)
GASKELL, Helen Mary, Mrs., C.B.E, 6. 1855; d. of
Rev. Canon MelvUle, of Worcester Cathedral ; m. Capt. Henry
Brooks, s. of Henry Lomas GaskeU, of Kiddington Hall, Oxford
shire. War Work : Inaugurated by Mrs. GaskeU, Sept. 1914
the "War Library " to supply the Sick and Wounded of the
British Army and Navy in aU the War areas with Uterature.
The War Library was taken over by the British Red Cross
and Order of St. John in Sept. 1915 ; Mrs. GaskeU and Dr.
Hagberg Wright of the London Library appointed Co-managers ;
Six mUlion books suppUed during the war. Addresses : Kidding
ton HaU, Oxon ; 14, Lower Seymour Street, London, W. 1.
Club: Sesame. (C25)
GASKELL, Holbrook, O.B.E.
GASKELL, Col. Joseph, C.B.E, J.P, D.L, fi. 1849;
8. of WiUiam John George Clare GaskeU, of Greenhill, Penarth,
Glamorganshire ; to. 1874, EmUy Mary, d. of Richard HiU of
Camden House, Cardiff. Educ : Privately. Lieut.-Col. and
Hon. Col. R.F.A. (T.F.) (V.D.) ; Vice-Chm. and Acting Chm.
of Territorial Force Assoc, for Glamorgan ; Chm. of William
Hancock and Co. (Limited). Addresses : Cumberland Lodge,
Llandaff ; The White House, Llanwit Major. Club : National. (C175)
GASKILL, Jackson, O.B.E, 6. 12 July, 1864; s. of
Jackson GaskUl, of Brighton ; m. Amy, d. of John Hiskett, of
Frome, Somerset. Principal Clerk of the Estate Duty Office,
Somerset House. War Work : Responsible for the collection
of an important branch of the Revenue ; as the War proceeded
and the staff were graduaUy withdrawn for mUitary duties,
acute difficulties were experienced in carrying on with the
reduced staff ; undertook, in consequence, much strenuous
work in order that the flow of Revenue might not be seriously
diminished. Address : 29, KUlieser Avenue, Streatham Hill,
London, S.W. (010459)
GASKIN, John, M.B.E.
GASPARRO, Francis Christopher, M.B.E, R.N.
GATACRE, Hon. Beatrix Wickens, Lady, O.B.E, 6.
21 Jan. 1868 ; d. of the late Rt. Hon. Lord Davey, Lord of
Appeal; m. the late Major-Gen. Sir WilUam Forbes Gatacre,
K.C.B, D.S.O, s. of Edward Lloyd Gatacre, J.P, of Gatacre
HaU, Shropshire. War Work : From July, 1915 to Jan. 1916,
worked for Messrs. Vickers, Ltd, at Erith, as lathe-hand in
the sheU-turning shop ; from1 Jan. 1915, to Oct. 1918, was
Hon. Treas. to the Crowborough V.A.D. Hospital ; and in
March, 1917, became Commandant also (V.A.D Sussex, 46) :
from Oct. 1918, to March, 1919, was Principal Commandant
of V.A.D.s in Italy ; from May to Nov. 1919, served as Com
mandant of the ex-V.A.D.s working for the British Empire
Leave Club in Cologne. Address : c/o Col. the Hon. H. S.
Davey, C.M.G, Norton Bavant Manor, Warminster. (010460)
GATEHOUSE, Major Hugh, O.B.E.
_ GATES, Lieut.-Col. Edward Alfred, O.B.E, M.D,
R.A.M.C, 6. 16 April, 1874 ; s. of the late Philip Chasemore,

K.C, Inner Temple ; to. Mary, d. of the late Major-Gen. Charles
Fowler, R.E. Educ : Westminster School, and St. Thomas
Hospital. War Work : M.O. 25th R. Fusiliers, East Africa ;
Consulting Physician, Forward Area, B.E.F, Italy. Address :
5, Burwood Place, W.2. Club : Athenaeum. (O6370)
GATES, Capt. Thomas Frank, C.B.E.
GATES, Capt. William Henry, M.B.E.
GATLIFF, Capt. Geoffrey Gatliff, M.B.E, R.E.
GATTIE, Capt. Brian Berkeley, M.B.E, 6. 18 July,
1893 ; s. of A. E. B. Gattie, of London ; m. Madeleine Marie,
d. of W. S. Giffin, of Birmingham. Educ : AUeyn's School,
Dulwich. Interested in the Timber Trade. War Work:
Active Service, Jan. 1916 to Jan. 1919. Address : 55, Mount
Ararat Road, Richmond, Surrey. (M4786)
GATTIE, Major Vernon Rodney Montagu, C.B.E, M.A.
(Oxon.), 6. 29 May, 1885; s. of Walter Montagu Gattie. Educ;
Tonbridge School and Worcester CoUege, Oxford. Barrister-
at-law. War Work : Member of the British Military Mission
to the Peace Conference, 1919 ; Member of the Committee
of Enquiry into Breaches of the Laws of War, 1919-20. Ad
dress : 5, Paper BuUdings, Temple, E.C. 4. Clubs : Carlton ;
Garrick. (C2107)
GATTY, Lina Mary, Mrs. SCOTT-, O.B.E, CC, 6.
24 Feb. 1873 ; d. of Sir WilUam Hart Dyke, Bart, of LuUing-
stone Castle, Kent ; to. Alexander John, s. of the late Sir
Alfred Scott-Gatty, Garter King of Arms, of Welwyn, Herts.
County CounciUor. War Work .¦< Head of Centre of Huntingdon
Red Cross Hospital ; Organiser of Voluntary War Working
Parties ; Sec. of County Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Associa
tion ; Chairman of War Pensions Committee. Address :
Castle Hill, Huntingdon. Club : Empress. (01367)
GAULT, Lieut.-Col. Andrew Hamilton, D.S.O, O.B.E,
6. 1882 ; s. of the late R. F. Gault, of Montreal ; Educ. : McGill
Univ. Consul-Gen. for Sweden in Canada, 1911-13 ; Major
and T. Lieut.-Col. Canadian Inf. ; A.D.C on Personal Staff ;
Pres. of Gault Bros. Co. (Limited), of Montreal ; served during
S. African War, 1902 (Queen's medal with three clasps) ;
Great War, 1915-19 (mentioned in despatches, 3rd class
Order of St. Anne). Address : 595, Sherbrooke Street, Mont
real. Clubs : Mount Royal ; St. James's (Montreal). (05998)
GAULT, Rev. James Archibald, O.B.E, A.I.F.
GAULT, Lieut. WiUiam James, M.B.E, Can. F.A.
GAUNT, Capt. Arthur, O.B.E.
GAUNT, Lieut.-Col. Cecil Robert, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1836 ;
s. of His Honour the late Judge Gaunt, of Melbourne ; to.
1904, Maud, d. of the late Maj.-Gen. 0. I. Moorsom. Major
(ret.) 4th Dragoon Guards ; Lieut. Col. R. of 0. ; served on
N.-W. Frontier of India, 1897-98 (mentioned in despatches,
medal with two clasps) ; S. Africa, 1899-1902 (Queen's medal
with four clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; Mesopotamia,
1915-17 (mentioned in despatches). (08473)
GAUNT, Percy Reginald, C.B.E, 5. 6 Nov. 1875; s.
of John W. Gaunt, of Summerfield, Bramley, nr. Leeds ;
m. Ethel Mary, d. of Abimelech Hainsworth, of Farsley,
Leeds. Educ : Leeds Boys' Modern School ; Leeds Uni
versity. MiU Manager and a Director of Reuben Gaunt &
Sons, Ltd, Farsley, nr. Leeds ; Freeman of the City of London ;
President of the Leeds University Textile Association ; District-
Commissioner for the Farsley District (West Riding of York
shire), B.P. Boy Scouts' Association ; President of WoodhaU
Hills Golf Club, Calverley ; President of Liberal Club, Farsley.
War Work : Honorary Assistant-Director of Wool Textile
Production, War Department, Bradford, during the war.
Reponsible for arranging supplies of materials (cloths, serges,
etc.) required by the Admiralty and Royal Marine Divisions,
Post Office, Customs, Prisons, India Office, Crown Agents for
the Colonies, Egyptian Services, South African Services, and
any other Government Services (other than the Army) ; also
for the British Railways, Police Forces, Tramways, Asylums,
Corporations, ¦ Schools. Address : Elmwood, Calverley,
nr. Leeds. Clubs : National Liberal ; Union, Bradford ;
New Leeds & County Liberal. (C2627)
GAUNT, Walter Henry, O.B.E, 6. 13 Jan. 1874 ; WiUiam
Gaunt, of Bradford ; to. Kate, d. of Alfred Brooks Kearsley,
of Manchester. Educ. : Manchester Grammar School. Goods
distribution and traffic adviser (Messrs. J. Lyons & Co, Ltd.) ;
member of Land Agents' Society and the Institute of
Transport. War Work : Erection of munition factories and
housing ; Superintendent of distribution, Coal Mines Dept,
(Board of Trade) ; Chief special constable of Letchworth,
Hertfordshire. Address : Ladybarn, Letchworth, Herts. (01368)
GAUNTLETT, Major Eric Gerald, C.B.E, D.S.O, M.B,
B.S, F.R.CS, L.R.C.P, R.A.M.C. (T.), 6. 1 Nov. 1885,
s. of T. Lee Gauntlett, of Putney, S.W. ; m. HUda Margaret,
t_. of James Gerrard, of Edinburgh. Educ. : King's CoUege
School ; King's College Hospital. Assistant Surgeon, Padding-
ton Green Children's Hospital ; Senior Surgical Registrar and
Tutor, King's College Hospital ; Clinical Assistant Great
Northern Central Hospital ; FeUow Royal Society of Medicine ;
Member ; Harverian Society late Sambrooke . Surgical
Registrar House Surgeon and House Physician, King's
CoUege Hospital ; House Surgeon, Royal Free Hospital ;
Resident Medical Officer, City of London Lying-in Hospital.
War Work: Major (T. Lieut.-Col.) R.A.M.C (T.F.), late
Consulting Surgeon to the Salonica Forces ; Service in Malta,
Gallipoli, Egypt, Salonica (1914-19) ; Mentioned in Despatches
three times. Address : Shanghai, China. Club : Royal Auto
mobUe. (C1411)

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GAUNTLETT, Mager Frederic, CLE, C.B.E, 5. 12 Oct.
1873 ; s. of Charles Augustus Gauntlett, of London ; to. Sophie
Gertrude, d. of WiUiam James WeUer, of London. Educ. :
Dulwich CoU, and Emmanuel CoU, Cambridge. Indian
Civil Service ; ComptroUer and Auditor-General in India.
War Work: Assistant Director, Contracts and Purchases
Department, Admiralty ; Assistant Director Priority Section,
Admiralty ; Sec. Shipyard Labour Department. Address :
Arthington, Barton Road, Torquay. Club : East India
United Service. (C176)
GAUSSEN, Marguerite, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of the late
Judge Kelly, of Newtown, Co. Galway, Deland ; m. the late
Capt. David, s. of David Gaussen, of Duncote, Northants.
War Work : Worked in Canteens in France. Address :
Newtown, Co. Galway, Deland. Club : Empress. (M3663)
GAVIN, Lieut.-Col. Frederick James, O.B.E.
GAVIN, WilUam, C.B.E, M.A, 6. 31 May, 1886 ; s. of the
late James Merricks Gavin ; m. LUian M. T. Forteath, d. of tbe
late W. E. HUUard and step-d. of Lieut.-CoL F. W. H. Forteath,
of Newton, Morayshire, N.B. Educ : Uppingham and Trinity
CoUege, Cambridge. Gold Medal for Research, Royal Agri
cultural Society, 1912 ; Scientific adviser to Lord Rayleigh's
Dairies, 1910 ; Manager, Duke of Marlborough's Farms, 1913.
War Work : Late Lieut. R.N.V.R. ; Sec. and Deputy-
Director, Army Cattle Committee, 1917 ; Director of Flax
Production, 1918 ; Director of Land Reclamation, Ministry
of Agriculture, 1919. Address : Coombe House, Coombe,
Oxfordshire. Club : United University. (C2628)
GAY, Charlotte Evelyn, O.B.E, 6. 22 Feb. 1867 ; d. of
Rev. Alf. Henry Gay, Weston House, Albury, GuUdford.
War Work: CoUecting and arranging for parcels being de
spatched to Prisoners of War in connection with the Church
Army. Addresses: The Church Army Headquarters, 55,
Bryanston Street, W.l ; Weston House, Albury, GuUdford. (010461)
GAYE, Major Arthur Stretton, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
GAYE, Rev. Prebendary Herbert Charles, O.B.E, 6.
12 March, 1858 ; s. of Rev. C H. Gaye, R.D, of St. Matthews,
Ipswich ; to. Frederica Louisa, d. of Rev. F. Rudston-Read,
of Withyham Rectory, Sussex. Educ: Ipswich; Felsted ;
Lincoln Theol. CoUege. Vicar of Crewkerne, Somerset, 1897-
1907 ; Prebendary of Wells Cathedral, 1905. War Work :
Chaplain to 20th Divisional ArtUlery, 1914-16 ; Senior Chap
lain to 20th Div. 1916 ; Senior Chaplain, Dieppe Area, 1916-19 ;
Mentioned in despatches, Nov. 1918. Address: Havencliff.
Seaton, Devon. Club : Junior Constitutional. (02823)
GAYER, Mary HazeU, Mrs., O.B.E.
GAYTON, Joseph, M.B.E.
GEAKE, Capt. WUUamHenry Gregory, M.B.E, A.M.. 6. 23
Feb. 1880 ; s. of John Venning Geake, of Reading, Berks ; to.
SybeUa IsabeUa, d. of Montgomery Marsh, of Gibraltar. Educ. :
Sydney Grammar School. Consulting Engineer, AustraUan
Defence Dept. ; O.C. AustraUan Research Section. War
Work : Enlisted with 13th Batt, A.I.F, 1916, transferred to
Munitions Inventions Dept, 1917 ; Inventor of Geake Gun, also
message-carrying rocket and infantry flare used during 1917-18
operations ; Wounded, Claremont, 1917 ; Awarded Albert
Medal in connection with rescue work at munitions explosion;
Address : Mt. Errington, Sydney. Clubs : Imperial Service .
Royal Sydney Yacht, Sydney. (M428)
GEAR, EUzabeth Anne, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Alexander
Hughes, of Fettercaim, N.B. War Work : Joint Organiser,
Hon. Sec, and Treas. of Pinner War Hospital Supply Depot.
Address : Varhham, Pinner, Middlesex. (M8185)
GEARD, Reginald Cheniston, O.B.E. (011930)
GEARING, Ernest Handley, M.B.E, R.N.
GEARY, Arthur Bernard, O.B.E.
GEARY, Major George Reginald, O.B.E.
GEARY, Henry Valentine, M.B.E.
GEDDES, Capt. Alexander Ebenezer McLean, O.B.E, R.E.
GEDDES, Rt. Hon. Sir Erie CampbeU, P.C, G.C.B,
G.B.E, LL.D, M.P. (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; s. of Auck
land Geddes ; to. Ada Gwendolen, d. oi the Rev. A.
Stokes. Educ : Merchiston ; Oxford MUitary Coll. Minister
of Transport. War Work : Da Sept. 1914 raised, equipped,
and housed the 17th Northumberland FusUiers ; Deputy
Director-General Munitions Supply, 1915-16 ; Director-
General MUitary RaUways, and Insp.-General of Transporta
tion, 1916-17 ; Hon. Major-Gen, 1917 ; additional member
Board of Admiraltv, Navy ControUer, 1917 ; Temp. Hon-
Vice-Admiral, 1917 ; First Lord of the Admiralty, 1917-19 ;
Minister without PortfoUo, Jan. to Aug. 1919 ; first Minister
of Transport, Aug. 1919 ; Knight, 1916 ; K.C.B. (MU.) 1917 ;
P. C and G.B.E, 1917 ; G.C.B. (Civil), 1919 ; despatches
twice ; Grand Officer of Legion of Honour ; Comm. Order of
Leopold of Belgium ; Croix de Guerre Beige ; LL.D. (Sheffield) ;
M.P. Cambridge Borough since 1917. Address : 12a, Manchester
Square. London, W.l. Clubs : Windham ; Marlborough. (G9)
GEDDES, George, M.B.E.. J.P.
GEDDES, Lieut.-Col. George Hessing, C.B.. C.B.E,
fi. 1864 ; s. of Col. John Geddes, formerly 44th and 76th Regts'
of 4, Suffolk Square, Cheltenham ; to. 1905, Vera Harriet, d. of
Maj.-Gen. Charles Alexander Cuningham, Indian Army.
Educ: Cheltenham. Entered R.A, 1884 ; Capt. 1893; Major
1900 ; Lieut.-Col. 1910 ; retired, 1919 ; served in S. Africa,
1902 (Queen's medal with three clasps) ; • Great War. 1914-16
(twice mentioned in despatches, Legion of Honour) ; Instructor
in Gunnery, R.H.A, and R.F.A, 1904-8. Club: Naval and
MUitary. (C1578)

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GEDDES, Lieut.-Col. Rex Wilshire, O.B.E.
GEDDES, Capt. WUUam John, O.B.E, fi. 19 Jan. 1882
Cartographers' Manager. War Work : Served in R.F.A. and'
afterwards att. to 5th Field Survey Battn, R.E, as O.C.
Map Printing Company. Mentioned in despatches. Address •
92, Ebury Street, London, S.W. 1. (05287)
GEDDES, Capt. WiUiam Louis, O.B.E.
GEDGE, Capt. Denny Victor, M.B.E. ; s. of James Gedge
of London. Sec. Bedfordshire Territorial Force Association'
Address : 48, De Parys Avenue, Bedford. (M5281)
GEDGE, John Henry Barnes, M.B.E.
GEDYE, Lieut.-Col. Nicholas George, O.B.E, B.Sc
Officer of the Crown of Belgium, 6. 23 May, 1874 ; s. of the
late Joseph Gedye, of Weston-super-Mare : m. Vera Gladys
Emeline, d. of the late John Templeton, of RadcUve, Bucks.
Educ. : Bristol Grammar School, and Birmingham Univ
CivU Engineer ; M.Inst.CE. ; Chief Engineer, Tyne Improve
ment Commission, 1910-15 ; Chief CivU Engineer for Docks,
Harbours, and Inland Waterways, Ministry of Transport,
Oct. 1919. War Work : Superintending Engineer, Ministry
of Munitions, 1915-17 ; Major R.E, AprU 3, 1917 ; served
on staff of Director-General of Transportation, B.E.F, 1917-18 ;
Lieut.-Col. R.E, Oct. 1918 ; seconded for service under
CivU Engineer-in-Chief, Admiralty, Nov. 1918, to Oct. 1919,
as Assistant, and later acting Director of Special Construction
and in charge of Reconstruction work in Belgian Ports;
mentioned in despatches, 1918. Addresses : 5, Victoria
Street, Westminster, S.W. 1; Ministry of Transport, 6, White
hall Gardens, S.W. 1. Club : St. Stephen's, Westminster,
S.W. 1. (O9650)
GEE, Alan, O.B.E.
GEE, Frederick Whitfield, M.B.E.
GEE, Lieut. George Augustine, M.B.E, M.C, R.G.A. (M4489)
GEER, Lieut. Ernest Walter, M.B.E, R.A.F.
GEIPEL, Lieut. Kenneth Shute, O.B.E, R.E.
GELDART, Professor WiUiam Martin, C.B.E, M.A,
B.C.L, 6. 7 June, 1870 ; s. of the late Rev. E. M. Geldart, of
Croydon ; m. Emily, d. of the late Ferdinand Falk, of CroydOD.
Educ : Whitgrft Grammar School ; St. Paul's School ; BalUol
College, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law, Lincoln's Inn ; FeUow
of St. John's CoUege, Oxford, 1892-99 ; FeUow and Lecturer
Trinity College, Oxford, 1901-9 ; AU Souls Reader in English
Law, Oxford, 1906-09 ; Vinerian Professor of English Law and
FeUow of All Souls CoUege, Oxford, since 1909. War Wort :
Ministry of Munitions. 1915 ; Department of the Treasury
Solicitor, 1915-1919. Addresses: AU Souls' CoUege; 10,
Chadlington Road, Oxford. (C26)
GELL, Henry WilUngham, O.B.E, M.D, 6. 15 Oct. 1856;
s. of John PhiUp GeU, of Kirk Langley, Derbyshire ; m. Edith
Georgiana, d. of Richard Bradshaw, of Stanhope Street, Hyde
Park, W. Educ. : BaUiol CoU, Oxford. Treas. Royal Berk
shire Hospital ; Chairman, Newbury Hospital ; Co-opted
Member, Mental Deficiency Committee, Berks CC. ; Director,
Commercial Gas Company, London. War Work : Hon.
Member of the Staff of Reading War Hospital. Address:
Woolhampton Court, Berks. Clubs : ¦ New University ;
Berkshire Countv. (011804)
GELL, Hon. Brig.-Gen. Harry Anthony CHANDOS-
POLE-, C.B.E, J.P, D.L, 6. 19 Nov. 1872; s. of Henry
Chandos-PoIe-GeU, of Hopton HaU, Derbyshire ; m. Ada, d. ot
Thomas Henry Ismay, of Dawpool, Cheshire. Educ. : Eton.
War Work : Served with Coldstream Guards South Africa,
and Great War : Hon. Brig.-Gen. in Army ; Hon. Col. 4th North
Midland (Howitzer) Bde, R.F.A. ; late Major, Derbyshire
Yeomanry ; County Commandants Derbyshire Volunteer
Corps ; Chairman Derbyshire War Agricultural Committee.
Address : Heverswood, Brasted, Kent. Clubs : Guards' ;
Boodle's. (C128)
GEMMEL, Brevet-Col. Archibald Burns, C.B.E, fi. 1862 ;
s. of James Gemmel, M.D, of Dunoon, Argyllshire ; m. Margaret
MUler Alice ; d. of WilUam Cooper Thomson, M.D, of Glasgow,
Educ. : Greenock Academy ; Glasgow University. General
Practitioner. War Work : O.C. 1st Western General Hospital;
57th General Hospital, B.E.F. Address : 114, Prince's Ed,
Liverpool. Club : Racquet, Liverpool. (C1579)
GEMMEL, CoL Archibald Burns, C.B.E. Lieut.-CoL and
Brevet Col. R.A.M.C. ; Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in
despatches). (C1579)
GEMMELL, AUce Caroline Anne, M.B.E. ; d. of Andrew
GemmeU, of Haddington. Educ. : Cheltenham CoU. War
Work : Sec. V.A.D. Committee, B.R.C.S, Edinburgh. Com
mandant Edinburgh 24 V.A.D. Address: 3, Deanpark
Crescent. Edinburgh. Club : Queen's, Edinburgh. (M8189)
GEMMELL, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Alexander Stewart,
D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1874; Major, R.A. ; ret. 1911; rejoined,
1914, and ret. as Lieut.-Col. 1919 ; served in S. Africa, 1899-
1902 (Queen's medal with three clasps, King's medal with two
clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (07L9)
GEMMILL, Jane, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 17 July, 1855; d.ot
John Ferguson, of Glasgow ; m. WUUam, s. of Peter Gernmul,
of Glasgow. Educ. : Privately. Hon. Sec. British Womens
Temperance Association, Scotland (Vice-President, Glasgow
District). War Work : Convener of two Belgian Homes
House Committees ; Hon. Sec. to two canteens in Munition
Works ; Member of Committee of B.W.T.A. Soldiers' Club;
Chairman, Partick War Savings Association ; President,
Partick Infant WeUare Visitors. Address: 45, Westbourne
Gardens, Glasgow. (MDfcfl

BIOGRAPHIES.

Gibbons

GENDERS, Reginald, M.B.E, B.Met.A.I.C, fi. 14 July,
1891 ; s. of WUUam Genders, of Sheffield ; to. Elsie Doris,
i, of Edwin Stoakes, of Sheffield. Educ. : Sheffield Univ.
Research MetaUurglst, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. War Work :
Investigating work in connection with war materials. Address :
84, Wellington Road, Charlton, London, S.E. 7. (M8190)
GENDLE, Major Albert Edgar. O.B.E, R.A.F.
GENN, Capt. Otto Herman HAWKE-, C.B.E. Capt.
R.N. ; Served in the Great War, 1914-19 with Ocean Escort
(mentioned in despatches). (C2312)
GENOWER, Reginald, M.B.E.
GENT, WilUam Henry, M.B.E.
GENTLE, Robert, M.B.E, fi. 30 Oct. 1853 ; s. of Andrew
Gentle, Arngask. Educ. : Arngask Parish School, and
Edinburgh Univ. Late Accountant, Scottish Education
Department, Edinburgh. War Work : Services rendered in
the Department owing to the long continuance of the war.
Address : 2, Windsor Street, Edinburgh. (M3664)
GENTRY, Capt. Frederick Charles, M.B.E.
GENTRY, George, O.B.E.
GEOGHEGAN, Ethel Constance, M.B.E. ; d. of the late
Lieut.-Col. A. O. Geoghegan, R.A.M.C, of Dublin. Educ. :
Blackheath High School ; St. Anne's Coll, Lancashire ; and
Rouen. War Work : Private Sec, Ministry of Munitions,
1915-19 ; Voluntary Canteen Work, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich,
for which obtained long service badge. Address: 92, St. John's
Park, Blackheath, London. (M1764)
GEOGHEGAN, WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 1867 ; s. of Charles
Geoghegan, F.R.I.A.I, of Dublin ; m. Adela Maud, d. of
Thomas F. GeU, of Seedley, Lancashire. Educ. : Dublin.
War Work : Assistant ControUer St. John Ambulance Assn. ;
Joint Red Cross County Director, City of Dublin ; recruiting
Military Home Hospital Reserve ; Red Cross Organisation and
Administration from August, 1914, to 1920. Addresses :
St. Michael's, Eglinton Road, Donnybrook, Co. Dublin ;
19, Kildare Street, DubUn. (M430)
GEORGE, Capt. Charles Dennis Victor, O.B.E, R.E.
GEORGE, Capt. FitzRoy, O.B.E.
GEORGE, Capt. John, O.B.E.
GEORGE, Dame Margaret Lloyd, G.B.E. ; d. of Richard
Owen, of Criccieth, Carnarvon ; to. Right Hon. David Lloyd
George, P.C, LL.D. ; s. of the late William George of BuUord,
Co. Pembroke, and of Liverpool, and EUzabeth his wife, d. of
late Rev. David Lloyd, of Carnarvon. Addresses : Brynaw-
ton, Criccieth, Co. Carnarvon ; The Firs, Fairrrule, Esher,
Surrey : 10, Downing Street, S.W. (DG33)
GEORGE, Capt. Richard Westropp, M.B.E, R.E.
GEORGE, Samuel, M.B.E.
GEORGE, Capt. WUfred Harold, O.B.E, R,E.
GEORGE, WiUiam, O.B.E.
GEORGE, WUUam Frank, M.B.E, 6. 2 Nov. 1881.
Schoolmaster. War Work: Hon. Sec. Aldershot Central
War Savings Committee, 1917 ; organised Food Economy
Campaign and Demonstrations ; Member of Local Advisory
Committees, 1917-18 ; Patriotic Fund and Welcome Home
Committee ; Special Constable. Address : 11, St. Michael's
Road, Aldershot. (M2193)
GEORGE, WiUiam Henry Harrison, M.B.E.
GEORGE, Capt. Willy Oswald, M.B.E.
GEORGE, Arthur Hereford WYKEHAM-, M.B.E.
GEORGES, Edith Alexa, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of the late
George Milne, of Westwood, Aberdeen ; to. the late Capt.
Theodore Georges, s. of Col. Clayton Georges. Educ. :
Privately. War Work: Organiser, Commandant, and Ad
ministrator of Hospital for Officers, Pembroke Lodge ; also
Commandant of V.A.D, London 248. Club : Ladies' Athenaeum. (M8194)
GERARD, Lieut. Charles Edward, M.B.E.
GERARD, Harold, M.B.E.
GERHARDI, T. Lieut. (T. Capt.,) WilUam Alexander,
O.B.E. Gen. List. (012062)
GERMAN, Major Sir James, K.B.E, J.P. (late the
Welsh Regiment), 6. 3 AprU, 1875 ; s. of the late Alfred John
tterman, of London ; m. Gwladys Rose, d. ot Thomas J. Eynon,
gPfnarth. Educ : Exeter. Chairman of James German. Ltd,
stockbrokers, and a director of several Shipping Companies ;
President of the Cardiff Battalion of the Boys' Brigade. War
work : Raised the Welsh tunneUing companies of the Royal
togineers; secured large numbers of volunteers for the
colours ; raised many thousands of pounds for charity, and also
for sending recruiting bands to various towns. Address :
JJulfryn Efrwd, Nantgarw, nr. Cardiff. CZufis : National
Liberal ; Glamorgan County. (K374)
GERRARD, Capt. Thomas Maitland, M.B.E, R.A.F.
G55XFRS> Dorothy, Mrs. Charles T., O.B.E.
£EIKIN> Major Randolph George, M.B.E.
GETHING, Charlotte, Mrs. BALTHASAR-, M.B.E,
a. 14 Nov. '1865 ; d. of WilUam Monds, of Hythe, Kent ; to.
William John Balthasar-Gething. Educ : Privately. 1st Class
Army Schoolmistress ; retired after twenty-nine years' service
m Army Schools. War Work : Lady Superintendent, Army
SV Office, Woking ; Deputy Administrator, W.R.A.F. ;
'/° W.R.A.F.'s Central Pay Office, R.A.F, Woking ; Lady
supermtendant i/c ex W.R.A.F.'s Civil Subordinate Female
uerks Central Pay Office, R.A.F., Woking. Address : Raw-
a™> Church Crookham, Fleet, Hants. (M3460)
BIBAND, Agnes Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
.. GIBB, Sir Alexander, G.B.E, C.B. (Mil.), D.S.M. (American)
member of Soci6te des TnireniRiire Oivils rie France, retired with

t of Societe des Ingenieure CivUs de France, retired with

rank of Brig. Gen. 1919 ; 6. 12 Feb. 1872 ; s. of the late
Alexander Easton Gibb, late of Beamsley Hall, Skipton,
Yorks. ; m. Norah Isabel, y. d. of the late Fleet-Surgeon
Lowry John Monteith, R.N. Educ. : Rugby ; University
College, London. Director-General of Civil Engineering,
Ministry of Transport : Late Managing Dheetor of Easton
Gibb & Son, Ltd, contractors for the construction of H.M.
Dockyard, Rosyth, and other large Engineering Works ;
Chairman of Technical Committee on London Traffic ; Choir-
man of Light Railways Investigation Committee. Com. of the
Order of the Crown of Belgium; Fellow of the University
College, London; M.I.C.E, M.I.M.E.; Member Inst, of
Transport; A.I.N.A, F.R.S. (Edin.), War Work: Chief
Engineer, Ports Construction to British Armies in France and
Belgium, 1916-18 ; Deputy-Director of Docks (O), B.E.F,
France from March, 1917 to Jan. 1918 ; British Representative
(Technical) Commission Militairo des Ports Beiges ; British
Representative (Technical) Commission Technique des Ports
Beiges ; Civil Engineer-in-Chief, Admiralty, 1918-19 ; Member
of Committee appointed to deal with the question of the use of
French, Belgian, and Italian Ports for demobUisation purposes.
Member of Naval Committee appointed to deal with financial
and economic questions arising in connection with the Naval
terms of Peace between Great Britain and the Allies, and the
Central Powers. Addresses : Woodrow High House, Amersham,
Bucks. ; Gruinard House, by Aultbea, Ross-shire, Scotland.
Clubs : Reform ; Ranelagh ; Caledonian ; New, Edinburgh. (G49)
GIBB, Allan, M.B.E, 6. 13 April, 1890 ; s. of Joseph Gibb,
of Millport, Scotland ; to. Helen Anne, d. of Thomas Harris,
of Exeter. CivU Servant. War Work : Contracts Dept,
Ministry of Munitions. Address : The Holt, St. James Road,
Sutton. (M431)
GIBB, Major Andrew Dewar, M.B.E.
GIBB, Elizabeth, M.B.E, Adjutant (Salvation Army),
fi. 18 May, 1885 ; d. of Alexander Gibb, of Peterhead, Scotland.
War Work : From June, 1915, to June, 1919, engaged in
Hospital Visitation (in the interests of the British wounded) ;
also had oversight of various huts and hostels in connection
with the Salvation Army. Address : 108O, Stokes Croft,
Bristol. (M8195)
GIBB, Brig.-Gen. Evan, C.M.G, C.B.E. D.S.O, 6.
12 March, 1877 ; s. of the late William Gibb, of Craigton,
Fintry, Scotland to. Beatrice Ramsay, d. of Major-Gen.
H. J. Hallowes, of 94, PiccadiUy. Educ. : Rossal and R.M.C,
Sandhurst. War Work : Served with British Expeditionary
Force in France. Address : Inwoodbarn, by Tongham,
Surrey. Club : Royal Automobile. (C1253)
GIBB, Maurice Sylvester, C.B.E, J.P. Managing
Director. Addresses : 1, The Grove, West Hartlepool ;
Central Marine Engine Works, West Hartlepool. (C2629)
GIBB, Lieut.-Col. Ronald Charles, C.B.E, R.A.S.C.
GIBB, William Doig, O.B.E, M.I.C.E, 6. 11 April,
1866 ; s. of John Smith Gibb, of Edinburgh ; m. Mary, d. of
William Hardie, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. : George
Watson's CoUege, Edinburgh. War Work : Technical Adviser
to the Department of Explosives Supplies, Ministry of Muni
tions. Address : 166, E. Dulwich Grove, London, S.E. 22.
(0362)
GIBB, Capt. William Morrison, O.B.E.
GIBB, WiUiam Thomas, O.B.E, J.P.
GIBB, Aubrey Patrick HUGHES-, O.B.E, 17 March
1885 ; s. of Francis Hughes Gibb, of The Manor House, Tarrant
GunviUe ; to. Sibyl Frances, d. of the Rev. G. Edmundson
Litt. D, Vicar of St. Saviour's, Upper Chelsea. Educ. : Wel
lington ; Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. Private Sec. to Viscount
Astor (Parliamentary Sec. Ministry of Health), Assistant
General Inspector, Ministry of Health. War Work : Private
Sec. to Food ControUer, 1917-18, to Parliamentary Sec
Ministry of Food, 1918, and to Ministry of Health, 1919. Ad
dress : 2, Tedworth Square, Chelsea, S.W. 3. Club : Ranelagh .
(0443)
GIBBARD, Col. Thomas Wykes, C.B., C.B.E, M.B.
M.R.C.S. Educ. : King's CoU, London, and Durham Univ.
Lieut.-Col. and Brevet Col. R.A.M.C. ; S. Africa, 1902 (Queen's
medal with four clasps) ; Great War, 1914-18. (C1254)
GIBBINS, Gwendolen Mary Gladys, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of
Henry M. Madge, M.D, of Upper Wimpole Street ; to. Herbert
Bowly, M.D, s. of Frederick Gibbins, of Neath, S. Wales
Educ : Baker's St. High School. War Work : Com
mandant Shoreham V.A.D. Hospital, Kent. Address : 24,
Allen House, Allen Street, Kensington. (M8935)
GIBBON, Major Edward, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C.
GIBBON, Rev. Henry Hensman, O.B.E.
GIBBON, loan Gwilym, C.B.E, B.A, fi. 1874 ; s. of
David Gibbon, of Treherbert, Glamorgan. Educ. : Oswestry
High School and London Univ. Assist. Sec. Min. of Health
Address : Ministry of Health, Whitehall, S.W. (C177)
GIBBON, Major Thomas Holroyd, O.B.E, B.A, M.D,
B.Ch, B.A.O, R.A.M.C, 6. 29 March, 1879 ; s. of Brigade
Surgeon-Major E. A. Gibbon, of Sleedagh, Wexford ; to.
Elizabeth Mary, d. of Harry Joseph Cooper. Educ. : Hailey
bury Coll, and Trinity Coll, Dublin. War Work : France and
Italy. Address : c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, 3, Whitehall Place.
(06371)
' GD3BONS,Major Gerald Francis Petvin.O.B.E, M.B, B.Sc.
(Lond.), M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, Royal Army Medical Corps (Special
Reserve), o. 9 June, 1892 ; s. of Henry Gibbons, M.D, J.P, of
Desborough ; to. Donalda, d. of W. S. Cameron, M.R.C.S, of

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Gibbons

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Hampton HiU. Educ. : Market Harhorough Grammar School ;
Epsom CoUege ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Medical Referee,
Ministry of Pensions : Late Senior House Physician, St. Bar
tholomew's Hospital. War Work : Att. 27th Field Ambulance
(9th Division) Oct. 1914 to Oct. 1915 ; Att. No. 2, CCS,
Oct. 1915 to Feb. 1917 ; Att. H.Q. 2nd Army, Feb. 1917 to
to Aug. 1917 ; Deputy Assistant-Director of Medical Services
37th Division, Aug. 1917 to Feb. 1919 ; With B.E.F, France,
May, 1915 to Feb. 1919 ; Mentioned in despatches,
Midsummer 1918, and Peace Gazette. Address: St. Anthony's
Will, Desborough, nr. Market Harborough. (O5290)
GIBBONS, Hope, M.B.E,
GIBBONS, Lieut. (Acting Major) OUver Thomas Brice,
O.B.E, Machine Gun Corps, 6. 11 Aug. 1896 ; s. of the late
OUver Thomas Gibbons, of Leytonstone ; m. Peggie, d. of
— Redmond, of Deland. (05291)
GIBBONS, Lieut. Robert Reginald, O.B.E.
GIBBONS, Lieut.-Col Sir Walter, K.B.E, 6. 14 May, 1871 ;
s. of John Gibbons, of Wolverhampton ; to. NelUe IsabeUa, d. of
the late George Adney Payne, of St. Malo, Heme Bay ; Re
married, 1 July, 1913, Doris Blanche, d. of Charles Lee, J.P,
of Cavendish Court. Educ. : Privately. Road Transport
Adviser to the Ministry of Food ; Hon. Treas. AutomobUe
Association and Motor Union ; Commanding Officer, Royal
Army Service Corps, County of Middlesex. War Work :
Instrumental in raising the necessary funds and presenting
to the French, Belgium, and English Governments upwards
of 300 Ambulances ; Received the thanks of the President of
the French Republic for Ambulances presented. Presented
a number to the British Red Cross Society, to the War Office
and the Territorial Force Association of the County of Middlesex :
gave a Hospital at Stonebridge Park to the British Red
Cross Society aud presented them with a cheque for one thou
sand guineas towards the upkeep of same ; instituted a Red
Cross column consisting of 20 Ambulances and maintained
them for deahng with the wounded at the various London
Hospitals. Address : 1, Hanover Terrace, Regent's Park,
N.W. 1. (K375)
GIBBONS, WilUam Michael, O.B.E.
GIBBS, Capt. Brandreth, O.B.E.
GIBBS, Capt. Gerard Yardley, M.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6.
8 May, 1887 : s. of Kenneth Yardley, of Hatterscroft, Saw-
bridgeworth ; m. Carol, d. of H. Herbert Francis, of Loughton.
Educ. : Bradfield Coll. War Work : Served in GaUipoU and
Mesopotamia ; three times mentioned in despatches ; organised
Arab (Native) Labour, North of Bagdad. Address : 2, Lux-
borough House, Northumberland Street, W. (M4273)
GIBBS, Henry, O.B.E, 6. 6 Nov. 1865 ; s. of the late
Isaac Gibbs, of Somersetshire ; m. Emma Girdlestone-Brown
(dec), d. of the late James Girdlestone-Brown, of Terrington, Nor
folk. Educ. : King's CoUege, London. Wool Merchant ; Director
of Kreglinger & Fernau, Ltd, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane,
Freemantle, AustraUa, and Christehurch, N.Z. War Work :
Officer in Charge of Colonial Wool Stocks in the U.K. (volun
tary). Address : Terrington Grange, Northwood, Middlesex.
Club : Royal AutomobUe. (03725)
GD3BS, Hon. MUdred Dorothea, O.B.E, 5. 2 May, 1876;
d. of Lord Aldenham, of Aldenham and Clifton Hampden (see
Bukke'S Peerage). Educ. : Privately. War Work : Com
mandant of V.A.D. 116 London ; Administrator, Hostel for
Invalid Belgian Refugees ; in charge of Posting Department
for V.A.D. Members of County of London. Addresses :
37, Portland Place, W. ; Clifton Hampden, Abingdon. Clubs :
Ladies' Empire ; V.A.D. (010465)
GD3BS, Sir Philip Armand Hamilton, K.B.E, 6. 1877 ;
8. of Henry James Gibbs, of the Board of Education, White
hall ; to. Agnes, d. of the Rev. W. J. Rowland. Educ. :
Privately ; Author of many novels, historical works, and the
foUowing books on the European War : " The Soul of the War " ;
¦' The Battles of the Somme " ; " From Bapaume to Passchen-
daele " ; " Open Warfare and the way to Victory " ; '¦ The
ReaUties of War." War Work : War Correspondent with the
British Armies on the Western Front, 1914-19. Address :
114, Stamford HiU, London, N. (K376)
GIBBS, Lieut. Stanley, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
GD3LETT, Major Robert Harold, O.B.E, A.M.I.A.E,
Com. Portuguese MUitary Order of Avis, of MUton, Oxford
6. 22 Jan. 1889 ; s. of Thomas Giblett. Edue. : Privately ;
Mechanical Engineer ; Automobile andl.C. Engine Designer; has
written extensively on Engineering, Motor, and general sub
jects. " Design and Productive Efficiency," 1912 ; " The
Recognition of Contemporary Demand," 1913. Numerous
other articles and sketches. War Work : Sept, 1914, 2nd
Lieut, Royal Engineers ; Nov. 1914, Lieut, Inspector of
Mechanical Transport, engaged on supervision of Mobile
Workshop Construction ; Aug. 1915, as Capt. R.A.S.C,
assisted in reorganisation of Base Mech. Transport Depot in
France; Jan. 1917, Major, Chief Stores Officer, Base M.T.
Depot, Northern Lines of Com, Fiance ; Nov. 1917, 2nd in
Command, 4th Heavy Repair Shop, Rouen ; was President of
Committee for interviewing and selecting skiUed tradesmen ;
Member of M.T. Accessory Standardisation Committee ;
AssMcd Portuguese in organisation of Mech. Transport Depot
for their forces, for which made Com. of Portuguese MUitary
Order of Avis ; twice mentioned in despatches. Address :
Bryngwyn, MUton-on-Wychwood, Oxon ; 7-15, Rosebery
Avenue, E.C.I. Club : Royal Automobile. (0529°)
GIBSON, Alfred Edgar, O.B.E, CA, 6. 1SSG ; s of

Robert Gibson, of Edinburgh ; to. Katharine, d. of the late
James Oliver, of Edinburgh. Educ : Daniel Stewart's Coil
Edinburgh, and Edinburgh Univ. Accountant, William'
Beardmore & Co, Ltd, Parkhead, Glasgow. War Work ¦
Section Director, Department of lactory Audits and Costs'
Ministry of Munitions. Address : c/o WiUiam Beardmore
& Co, Ltd, Parkhead, Glasgow. (010466)
GIBSON, Agnes, Mrs., M.B.E. '
GIBSON, Capt. Alan Keith, O.B.E, M.C.
GIBSON, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Clare Vernon, O.BE
GIBSON, Capt. Charles Mends, O.B.E, R.N.
GIBSON, Prof. Charles Stanley. O.B.E, M.A, B Sc
M.Sc, F.I.C, 6. 8 Feb. 1884 ; s. of Joshua Gibson, Esq, o'f
Manchester. Educ. : Grammar School, Manchester, Corpus
Christi CoUege, Oxford. Professor of Chemistry ; Guy's
Hospital. War Work : Honorary Adviser to the Chemical
Warfare Department, Ministry of Munitions. Addresses:
Guy's Hospital, London; 15, Birch Lane, Longsight, Man
chester, England. Clubs : Royal Societies' : Turf (Cairo). (03726)
GIBSON, Edward, M.B.E. '
GIBSON, Finlay Albert, O.B.E.
GIBSON, Lieut. Francis Edmund, M.B.E, R.F.A.
GIBSON, Comm. Frederick John Butler, O.B.E, R 2f
GIBSON, Lieut. George E., M.B.E.
GIBSON, George McLean, O.B.E, A.M.Inst.CE
M.I.Mech.E, 6. 6 March, 1877 ; s. of WUliam Gibson, of
Withington, Manchester ; m. Sarah EUen d. of the late Samuel
Midgley, of Kingston-upon-HuU. Educ. : Privately. Deputy
Housing Commissioner, Region B (Yorkshire), under the
Ministry of Health ; late Chief Assistant Engineer, Blyth
Harbour Commissioners, Blyth, Northumberland; Assistant
Engineer, North-Eastern RaUway Docks Department. War
Work : Assistant Superintendent, BuUdiug Works Dept,
Royal Arsenal, Woolwich ; for 4_ years in charge of a Division,
being responsible for Civil Engineering, Factory Construction,
and also for the Construction of Temporary Houses and Hostels
for Munition Workers. Addresses : Quebec House, Quebec
Street, Leeds ; Merlewood, King's Road, Harrogate. (010468)
GIBSON, Grace, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of WiUiam Gott, of
Glasgow ; to. James, s. of Robert Gibson, of Greenlaw* Berwick
shire. Educ. : Glasgow. War Work : Hon. Stores Manager,
Stores and Despatch Committee, Scottish Branch of the Red
Cross Society, Headquarters, Glasgow. Address: 28, Park
Gardens North, BroomhiU, Glasgow. (M1766)
GIBSON, Sir Herbert, K.B.E, 6. 8 July, 1863 ; s. ofthe
late Thomas Gibson, of 1, EgUnton Crescent, Edinburgh ; m.
Madeleine Jessie, d. oi the late Rev. W. J. SaveU, M.A, L.L.M,
of Wallington, Surrey. Landowner and Uve stock breeder in the
Argentine RepubUc. War Work : Commissioner for Church
Army Huts with the n. and V. Armies, B.E.F, France, and
subsequently Wheat Commissioner for H.M.G. in the Argentine
and Uruguayan RepubUcs and head of Inter- AUied Commission
for the purchase of cereals in those countries, 1917-19. Address :
Compton Hurst, Eastbourne. Clubs : St. James' ; Jockey
(Buenos Aires). (K2131
GIBSON, Herbert Mends, O.B.E, fi. 1868 ; «. of Charles
George Gibson, of Plymouth ; to. Adele Buckingham, d. of
Joseph J. Andrews, of Plymouth. Educ: Plymouth Grammar
School. Chief Superintendent, Manchester Ship Canal. War
Work : Chairman, Transport Committee, East Lancashire
Branch British Red Cross Society. Address : Greyfriars,
Hale, Cheshire. Clubs : Clarendon ; Constitutional, Man
chester ; R.A.C, London. (01370)
GIBSON, Hope, C.B.E, 6. 23 May, 1859 ; s. of the late
Thomas Gibson, of 1, Eglinton Crescent, Edinburgh ; m.
Agnes RusseU. d. of the late John WaddeU, of The Inch, Bath
gate. Argentine landowner and stock breeder ; Senior partner
in the house of Gibson Brothers, Buenos Aires. Produce Brokers
and Merchants. War Work : Chairman, British Chamber of
Commerce in the Argentine RepubUc, 1913-18 ; President of
the Inter-Allied Committee representing six AUied Chambers
of Commerce in Buenos Aires during the War. Addresses:
Estancia " Los Inglesitos," Prov. of Buenos Aires ; 1833,
Rodriguez Pefia, City of Buenos Aires. Clubs : Jockey, and
Strangers, Buenos Aires, Argentine. (C967)
GIBSON, Comm. Ishara Worsley, O.B.E, M.V.O.
GIBSON, James Albert, M.B.E, M.D, D.P.H, fi. 16 Sept.
1865 ; s. of James Gibson, of Edinburgh ; m. LiUan Mary,
A.R.R.C, d. of the Rev. H. Colson. Educ. : Edinburgh Univ.
Medical Officer of Health. War Work: Specialist Sanitary
Officer (with rank of Capt.) for Section 1, Portsmouth Garrison,
Aug. 1914, to March, 1919 ; Hon. Medical Officer in Charge ;
Secty. Red Cross Hospital, Gatcombe House, I. of W, 1914-17 ;
County Medical Director for I. of W. British Red Cross Society,
1914 to present time. Address : Castle View, Carisbrooke,
I. of W. (M8197)
GIBSON, Lieut. James Baily, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
GIBSON, Jane, O.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
GIBSON, Jane Margaret Frances, M.B.E, Controller,
Southern Command, Q.M.A.A.C. ; d. of the late Jasper Gibson.
Educ. : Harrogate. War Work : 1914-15, took charge, under
Lady Milman, of the needlework rooms at the Primrose League
(Red Cross), in Victoria Street, S.W. ; in 1915, joined the
Women's Legion and served as Superintendant at Dartfora
MUitary Hospital ; 1917, appointedArea ControUer, Q.M.A-A.C. >
Eastern Command ; 1919, appointed ControUer, Q.M.AA.C.,
Southern Command. A ddress : 30a, Trebovir Road, S.w. 5.
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Gilby

GIBSON, John Constant, C.B.E. For voluntary services
in the Contract Dept, Admiralty, from 1917 to 1919. In
charge of contract work for auxUiary vessels. (C3142)
GIBSON, Capt. John George, M.B.E, T.D, 6. 6 Novr
1879 ; s. of Major J. G. Gibson, of Edinburgh ; to. Ellno.
Ewen, d. of Edmund Risoliere BurreU, of Blackheath, S.B. 3.
Educ. : HaUeybury CoU. Senior Partner in Begbies, Ross
__ Gibson. War Work : Served in France from Sept. 1914
with 1st Batt. Hon. Artillery Company (Infantry). Address :
6, St. Germans Place, Blackheath, S.E. 3. (M4300)
GIBSON, Lieut. John Montgomery, M.B.E.
GIBSON, John Watson,- O.B.E.
GIBSON, Joseph HamUton, O.B.E, M.Eng. (L'pool),
M.I.C.E, fi. 2 Feb. 1869 ; s. of Capt. Joseph Gibson, of
Liverpool ; to. Margaret. Educ. : Liverpool Institute,
CivU Engineer, London and Liverpool ; Past-President, Liver
pool Engineering Society ; Member of CouncU, Inst, of Naval
Architects. War Work : Member of the following Com
mittees: — Board of Invention and Research, British Marine
Engineering Design and Construction, British Engineering
Standards, etc. Addresses : 7, St. James' Road, Wallasey ;
32, Victoria St, Westminster ; 34 Castle St, Liverpool. Clubs:
St. Stephen's (London) ; University (Liverpool). (0363)
GIBSON, Lawrence, M.B.E.
GIBSON, Myra Macindoe, Mrs., C.B.E, 6. 26 May. 1884 ;
d. of W. M. Dunlop, M.D, late Medical Superintendent of
St. Pancras Infirmary, London ; to. Edward Hotham, s. of
Edward Graeme, of Chislehurst. Educ. : Private Tuition ;
Frances Mary Buss Schools, London. Temporary Honorary
General Manager, League of Remembrance (1914-19), 1,
Marlborough Gate, W. 2. War Work: 1914-15, Honorary
Sister-in-Charge of Christehurch AuxUiary Hospital, Chisle
hurst ; 1916-20, Honorary General Manager, The Central
Depot (H.R.H. Princess Beatrice's), 2, Cavendish, Sq, W. 1.
Addresses : 37, Rutland Court, S.W. Ctafis : Halcyon ;
PhvUis Court ; Harewood Downs ; League of Remembrance
(1914-19). (0502)
GIBSON, Major Norman MaxweU, O.B.E, Aust. A.M.C,
GIBSON, Lieut.-Col. Orland Kingsley, O.B.E, 6. 1878 ;
8. of W.C. Gibson, of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; to. Mona,
d. of S. Whalen, of Renfrew, Ontario, Canada. Educ. : Ottawa
CoUegiate Institute, Toronto Unkversity, Royal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Dental Surgeon. War Work :
Deputy-Director of the Canadian Army Dental Sorvices,
Overseas MUitia Forces of Canada. Addresses : 102, Bank
Street, Ottawa, Canada House ; 9, Thornton Avenue, Ottawa.
Canada. Ctafi : Laurentian (Ottawa). (O7909)
GIBSON, Major Riohard Edward, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
retired), fi. 8 July, 1891 ; s. of Henry Francis Gibson, of
Ashley, Ashbourne, Derbyshire ; to. Daphne Margaret, d. of
the late Venerable R. C. Fletcher, Archdeacon of Blackburn,
and Rector of Chorley. Educ. : EUzabeth CoUege, Guernsey,
C I • Edinburgh University ; London Hospital. Medical
Practitioner. War Work : With B.E.F, France, Aug. 1914 to
March 1919 ; No. 8 General Hospital ; Queen Mary's Convales
cent Hospital for Officers, Nice ; 92nd Field Ambulance ;
161st Brigade, R.F.A. ; Medical Officer to General Sir Hubert
Gough, K.C.B, K.C.V.O, G.O.C Fifth Army; Deputy
Assistant Director of Medical Services Cavalry Corps ; Men
tioned in Despatches, Jan. 1918, and June, 1918 ; Awarded
O.B.E, June, 1918, Address : SenUs, Les Gravies, Guernsey,
Channel Isles. Club: Grange, Guernsey. (01371)
GIBSON, Robert, C.B.E.
GIBSON Lieut.-Col. Robert John Harvey, C.B.E. Lieut.-
Col. Liverpool Regt. (T.). (C816)
GIBSON, Thomas George, M.B.E.
GIBSON, Capt. Thorey Carbutt, O.B.E, Spec. Res.
Dish Guards, fi. 11 Aug. 1883 ; s. of the late Arthur Buxton
Cummings Gibson, of Newborough HaU, Fourstones-on-
Tyne ; m Elizabeth, d. of Maurice Wetzlar, of London. Educ. :
Charterhouse, and New CoU.. Oxford. British Sec-General,
Austrian Section, Reparations Commission. War Work:
MUitary Censorship, War Office ; served in Dish Guards ;
Assistant MUitary Attache, British Legation, Berne ; Special
Mission to Germany, 1918-19 ; attached British Delegation,
Peace Conference. Address : 11, Douro Place, London, W. 8.
Club: Bath. (08812)
GIBSON, Capt. W., M.B.E.
GIBSON, WilUam, C.B.E.
GIBSON, WiUiam Alfred, O.B.E.
GIBSON, WiUiam Charles Ernest, M.B.E.
1868 ; s. 'of the late Rev. H. A. Gibson, of Lmslade Vicarage,
Leighton Buzzard ; m. Alice Laura, d. of Edward Salzmann.
Educ : Privately. For 20 years in business in the East (now
retired) War Work : Commdr. Metropolitan Special Con
stabulary, T. Division, Aug. 1914 to March, 1919. Address :
Mayfield, Somerset Road, Wimbledon Common, S.W. Club :
Sports' (M435)
GIBSON, WiUiam Howieson, O.B.E, D.Sc. (Lond ),
6. 20 Feb. 1885 ; s. of John Howieson Gibson, of Edinburgh ;
m. Janet, d. of Walter Simpson, of Aberdeen Educ. .-Mathe
matical School, Rochester; Univ. CoU. School; and Univ.
Coll, London. Chief Chemist, York Street Flax Spinning Co,
Ltd, Belfast. War Work : Research Work on High Explosives,
TNT Tetrvl, Guncotton, etc, at Research Dept, Woolwich
Arsenal ; Directive and Consultative Work as Principal Assistant
to Sir Robert Robertson, K.B.E, F.R.S. Address . Shane s
Cottage, Ward Avenue, Bangor, Co. Down. Clubs : Chemical
Industry; Univ. of London. (010469)

(011973)
6. 14 Jan.

GIBSON, William John, O.B.E.
GIBSON, William Walker, O.B.E, R.A.F.
GICK, WiUiam John, C.B.E, O.B.E.
GIDDY, Lilian Napier, Mrs., M.B.E.
GIELGUD, Capt. Lewis Evelyn, M.B.E.
GIFFARD, Lieut.-Col. Jack, O.B.E.
GIFFARD, Mary Constance, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of Richard
Holt Briscoe, of Caynton, Shropshire ; to. Walter Thomas
Courtenay, d. of Walter Peter Girrard, of Chillington, Staffs (see
Burkh's Landed Gentry). War Work : Vice-President of Wolver
hampton (Reval) Branch of B.R.C.S. ; Hostess of Belgian
Refugees, of SheU Shock Cases, and of Australian Officers.
Address : Chillington Hall, Staffordshire. (010471)
GIFFARD, Thomas Arthur Walter, M.B.E, B.A, 6.
2 Aug. 1882 ; s. of Walter T. 0. Giffard, J.P, D.L, of Chilling
ton, Staffs ; m. Angela Erskine, d. of Sir WiUiam Trollope,
Bart, of 5, Montagu Square, W. Educ. : Harrow and Christ
Church, Oxford. Formerly a Member of the Stock Exchange ;
now at the Board of Trade. War Work : General Staff,
MUitary Intelligence Dept, War Office. Addresses : 16,
Alexander Square, S.W. 3 ; Chillington Hall, Wolverhampton.
Club : Wellington. (M436)
GIFFARD, Major Walter Longueville, O.B.E.
GIFFIN, Major WiUiam Herbert Dore, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
(T.). GIFFORD, Emma, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1861 ; d. of Ernest
Rossiter, of Taunton ; m. James William, s. of James Benjamin
Gifford, of Chard. Educ: Dover, and Bedford Coll, London.
Commandant V.A.D. Somerset 52, from Aug. 1911 ; School
Manager ; Warden of Women's S. Somerset Unionist League;
Hon. Sec. Chard Nursing Assocn. Received freedom of
Borough of Chard 1920. Author of " Table of Natural Sines."
War Work : Chard Belgian Refugees' Committee until Dec.
1915 ; Commandant of V.A.D. Hospital from Dec. 1915, to
May, 1919. Address : Oaklands, Chard, Somerset. (M8200)
GIFFORD, Major Herbert Llewellyn, O.B.E, Royal Irish
Rifles, 6. 10 Oct. 1873 ; s. of the late Major-Gen. H. H. F.
Gifford, 13th Hussars; m. Mary EUeen Barrett, d. of Mrs.
Stokes, of Hove. Educ. : Bedford. War Work : Proceeded
to France with 2nd Batt. Royal Dish Rifles, B.E.F, in Aug.
1914 ; took part in Operations at Mons and subsequent
retreat, Le Cateau, the Marne, the Aisne, Ypres, and
Armentieres ; severely wounded ; G.S.O, 3rd Grade, General
Staff, War Office; Brigade Major, 60th Infantry Brigade;
D.A.A.G. 67th Division. Club : Junior United Service. (08813)
GILBERT, Lieut.-Comm. Archibald, O.B.E, R.N.
GILBERT, Col. Arthur Robert, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1863 ;
s. of the late Rev. Clement Gilbert, of Strumpshaw HaU,
Norfolk ; to. 1903, Edith Muriel, d. of Herbert Cook, of Thwaite,
Norwich. Educ : Cheltenham Coli. Entered Roy. Sussex
Regt, 1882 ; Capt. 1892 ; Brevet Major, 1900 ; Major, 1902 ;
Lieut.-Col. 1907; Col. 1911; served with Soudan Expedi
tion, 1885 ; with Hazara Expedition, 1888 (medal with clasp) ;
with Tirah Expedition, 1897-98 ; in S. Africa, 1900-2
(mentioned in despatches, Queen's medal with four clasps;
King's medal) ; commanded a Territorial Force Brig., 1912-17.
Club : Junior Army and Navy. (C1580)
GILBERT, George JuUan, M.B.E, 6. 11 June, 1877 ;
s. of Myles GUbert, of Needham Market, Suffolk. Educ. :
Theobold's Endowed School, Needham Market. CivU Servant.
War Work : On the staff of the Government Committee on
the Prevention and Relief of Distress, and the Military Service
(Civil LiabUities) Department. Address : Sundridge Mansion
Hotel, Bromley, Kent. (M437)
GILBERT, James Alnsworth, O.B.E, 6. 23 Dec. 1879 ;
s. of Richard James GUbert, of Wickham Lodge, Wiekham
Bishops, Essex ; to. Agatha Mary, d. of Browlow Rudinge
Martin, M.B, of KUleshandra, Co. Cavan. Educ : City of
London School. Bank of Bengal, India. War Work : Hon.
Sec. Bengal War Fund ; received thanks of French, Russian,
Serbian, and Japanese Governments ; Mentioned, Commander-
in-Chief's (India) Despatches, 25 June, 1919. Addresses :
Agra, U.P, India ; Briarkot, East Withering, Sussex, England.
Club : United Service. (04041)
GILBERT, Violet AdeUne, M.B.E, d. of Jeremiah Gilbert,
of Leamington. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Personal
Cler.k to Minister of Agriculture. Address : 1, Mount View
Road, London, N. 4. (M438)
GILBERT, Grace Catherine Rose, Mrs. DAVIES-, C.B.E,
6. 10 Dec. 1861 ; d. of George Massey Dawson, of Ballinacourte,
Co. Tipperary, and widow of Carew Davies-Gilbert. War Work :
Deputy President of the Eastbourne Division, Sussex, of the
British Red Cross Society. Address : The Manor House,
Eastbourne. , _ (0968)
GILBERTSON, Mary Campbell Bisset, Mrs., M.B.E. ;
d of John Ferguson, of Glasgow ; m. John, s. of Robert B.
Gilbertson, of Lerwick. Trained at Glasgow Royal Infirmary,
and afterwards Sister there ; Member of CoU. of Nursing,
Glasgow Centre. War Work : Matron, Gilbert Bain Memorial
Hospital, Lerwick, Shetland, which was chiefly given over for
Naval and MiUtary patients. Address : 168, Cumlodden
Drive, Glasgow, N.W. (M8261)
GILBURD, WilUam Robert, M.B.E.
GILBY, Lieut. Frank, M.B.E, R.N, 6. 19 Sept. 1866;
s. of Thomas GUby, of Great Brickhill, Bucks ; m, Ada, d. of
George Gilby, of Great Brickhill, Bucks. Educ : National
School, Warwick ; British School, Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
Naval Torpedo Officer. War Work : Aug. 1914 to Nov. 1915,

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Gilchrist

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

assisting in construction of H.M. Ships ; Nov. 1915, Torpedo
duties with Grand Fleet, Destroyer FlotiUas, North Sea, tiU
June, 1918 ; June, 1918, till end of war, Construction duties.
Address : Commanding Officer, Hornsea Island ; c/o H.M.S.
" Vernon," Portsmouth. (M1769)
GILCHRIST, Archibald, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 1877 ; s. of
James GUchrist, J.P, D.L, of BeUcairn, Dumbartonshire ;
to. Euphemia, d. of WiUiam Mitchell, ShipbuUder, of West
Hartlepool. Educ. : Albany Academy ; Andersonian CoUege ;
Royal Technical CoUege. Engineer and ShipbuUder ; Director
of Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, Ltd, Barclay,
Curie & Co. Ltd, the British Hydraulic Foundry Co, Ltd,
and other industrial concerns. War Work : BuUding of various
types of warships, aeroplanes, seaplanes, etc. Address :
Highfield, Kelvinside, Glasgow. Clubs : Constitutional ;
British Empire. (0367)
GILCHRIST, Archibald John, O.B.E, M.C, M.B,
M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, 6. 21 Oct. 1884; s. of the late John
GUchrist. Educ. : Harbord Street, CI. ; University of
Toronto ; London Hospital. War Work : Lieut. R.A.M.C.
(S.R.), 1914, att. 1st Worcesters; promoted Capt. 1915 ; 10th
General Hospital, Rouen, 1916-19 ; A. Major, 1918 ; Officer
in charge Surgical Division, 10th Gen. Hospital, 1917-19.
Address : 455, Palmerston Bend, Toronto, Canada. (05294)
GILCHRIST, EUzabeth MacFarlane, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
GILCHRIST, George Prowse, M.B.E.
GILCHRIST, Lieut. Henry Thomas, M.B.E, fi. 3 June,
1897 ; s. of H. GUchrist, of RathsaUagh, Colbinstown, Co.
Wicklow. Educ. : St. Columba's CoU, Rathfarnham, and
The High School, Dublin. Addresses : RathsaUagh, Colbins
town, Co. Wicklow, Ireland; c/o O.C, R.A.S.C, Delta Area,
Old Army H.Q, Rue Kasr-el-Nil, Cairo. (M4735)
GILCHRIST, John MacAnslan, O.B.E.
GILCHRIST, Capt. Norman Stephen, O.B.E, R.A.F.
GILES, Arthur, M.B.E.
GILES, Major Arthur Herbert Wainwright, O.B.E.
GILES, Major Godfrey Douglas, O.B.E, R.F.A. (T.).
GILES, Lieut.-Col. Godfrey Hill, C.B.E.
GILES, Lieut. Harry Herbert, M.B.E, R.A.F.
GILES, Capt. (A. Major) Hylton Lloyd, O.B.E, 6. 18
June, 1880 ; s. of Hammond GUes, of Norwich ; to. PhyUis
Naomi, d. of Dr. John Herbert Stacy, of Norwich. Educ. :
BlundeUs School, Devon. Manager of the Norwich Branch of
the Alliance Assurance Co, Ltd. War Work : MobUised
4 August, 1914; demoliUised June, 1919; 2 years in France on
G.H.Q. Staff, 3rd Echelon, B.E.F. Address : BlundeUs,
MUe End Road, Norwich. Club : Norfolk and Norwich. (05295)
GILES, John Dudgeon, O.B.E, M.D, Ch.B. (Edin), fi.
28 Jan. 1880 ; s. of the late Rev. Alexander GUes, M.A. (Aber
deen), of Ashkirk, Selkirkshire ; to. Annie, d. of Charles
Edward Wright, of London. Educ. : George Watson's College,
Edinburgh ; University of Edinburgh ; King's College,
London ; and Middlesex Hospital, London. Medical Superin
tendent of Salford Union Infirmary, Pendleton, Manchester.
War Work : Medical Officer-in-Charge of Hope AuxUiary
Military Hospital Pendleton, Manchester, from 1915-19.
Addresses : Sunnyside, Lancaster Road, Pendleton. Manchester ;
Hope Hospital, Stott Lane, Pendleton, Manchester. (04366)
GILES, Robert, M.B.E.
GILES, Robert Edgar, M.B.E, 6. 2 Feb. 1889; s. of
WiUiam GUes, of Battersea ; to. Helen Hibble, d. of James
Gates, of Portchester, Hants. Educ. : Strand School. War
Work : Sec. to the Admiralty Sub-Committee, and Principal
of the Admiralty Division, War Trade Department. Address :
53, Manchuria Road, Clapham Common, S.W. 11. (M1770)
GILFILLAN, Samuel James, O.B.E, M.B.
GILHESPY, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. John WiUiam
Edward, O.B.E, R.N.
GILL, Daisy Lee Heywood, Mrs, M.B.E.
GILL, Major Ernest WilUam, O.B.E, R.E.
GILL, Frank, O.B.E.
GILL, Lieut.-Comm. Henry Dale, O.B.E, R.N.
GILL, Col. James Geoffrey, C.B.E, D.S.O, L.R C P I
L.M, L.R.CS.I, R.A.M.C. ; served in S. Africa, 1899-1902
(Queen's medal with four clasps, King's medal with two
clasps) ; during Great War, 1914-17 (mentioned in de
spatches). (C3094)
GILL, Major James Herbert Wainwright, O.B.E..
R.E. GILL, Capt. John Galbraith, D.S.O, O.B.E, M C
GILL, Lilias Ida, M.B.E, W.A.A.C.
GILL, Wing.-Com. Napier John, C.B.E, M.C, R.A.F,
6. 5 April, 1890 ; s. of Robert T. GUI, of Airleywight House,
Bankfoot, Perthshire ; m. Daisy, d. of Henry Cotton, of
London. Educ. : Summerfields, nr. Oxford ; Rugby ; Wool
wich. Address : 1, Chester Place, Hyde Park, London, W.
GILL, Capt. Walter BrudeneU, O.B.E, RE
GILL, WiUiam Briggs, O.B.E.
t Pn£-'^JoseR1?„WITHERS-' O.B.E, fi. 7 Dec. 1864; s. of
John Withers GUI, of Thetford Manor, Norfolk ; m. Gertrude
Bethune, d. of Horatio Bethune Leggatt, of Brownwich, Hants.
Educ : London and Cambridge. Nigerian PoUtical Service
(ret ). War Work : Section Director, Ministry of Munitions.
Addresses: 33 Stanhope Gardens, S.W. 7 (O10474)
__ 9.IL.VAM^C,a?rt' Ve™on, M.B.E, R.F.A, fi. 21 Jan. 1881 ;
to. Gem ia Ethel Mary, d. of John Haines, of Brighton. Educ. :
Privately. O.C ArtiUery Ranges, Salisbury Plain. War Work:

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Served with 7th Division, B.E.F, in Belgium, during 1st
Battle of Ypres ; was commissioned for service in the field
in Jan. 1915 ; appointed Assist. Instructor Gunnery at Shoe-
buryness ; Assist. Commandant, R.A. Practice Camp, for
training of new armies (ArtiUery), until Nov. 1917. (M5288)
GILLAM, Major Vincent Andrew, O.B.E, York and
Lancaster Regt, 6. 21 Jan. 1884 ; s. of the late Frank Andrew
GiUam, of 18, West Cromwell Road, South Kensington; m.
Ida Dorothy, d. of Sir Kenneth Kemp, Bart, (see Burke's
Peerage), of Mergate HaU and Gissing Hall, Norfolk. Educ. :
WeUington CoU, and Royal Military CoU, Sandhurst. War
Work : Served with B.E.F, France, 1914 ; Deputy Assist.
Adjutant-General, Headquarters, Eastern Command, 1916-17 ¦
War Office, 1917-20. Club : Army and Navy. (07185)
GILLANDERS, Francis Geraldine, Mrs. MACKENZIE-,
M.B.E, 6. 26 Aug. 1878 ; d. oi George Francis GiUanders, J.P,
D.L, of Highfield (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; m. Capt.
Edward Baskerville (who assumed by Royal Licence, on his
marriage, the additional name of GiUanders), s. of WiUiam
Dalziel Mackenzie, J.P, D.L, of Fawley Court. Bucks, and
Farr, Inverness (see Burke's Landed Gentry). Vice-President,
Ross and Cromarty Branch Red Cross. War Work : President
and Convener, Highfield War Hospital Supply Depot ; President
and Convener, Highfield Comforts Fund ; President and
Chairman, Mrs. Mackenzie-GUlanders' Prisoners of War Fund ;
District Representative and Member of Women's Agricultural
County Committee ; organised Fetes, Sales, Flower and Flag
Days, etc. Address : Highfield House, Muir of Ord ; Corrie-
chattie Lodge, Muir of Ord. (M8204)
GILLER, George Samuel, M.B.E.
GILLESPIE, Eng.-Comm. Andrew, O.B.E, R.N.R.
GILLESPIE, Sub.-Lieut. Gerald James, M.B.E.,
R.N.V.R. GILLESPIE, Major Harold Evelyn, O.B.E, R.M.L.I.
GILLESPIE, James, M.B.E.
GILLESPIE, James Macgregor, O.B.E.
GILLESPIE, Margaret, Mrs, M.B.E.
GILLESPIE, Lieut.-Col. RoUo St. John, CLE., O.B.E.
GILLESPIE, Sara, Mrs, M.B.E.
GILLESPIE, Lieut. WiUiam Ernest, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
GILLESPIE, WiUiam James, M.B.E, J.P, fi. Sept. 21,
1870 ; 8. of Matthew GiUespie, of Glentriplock ; ra. Jessie,
d. of — Anderson Ferguson. Farmer ; J.P. for County of
Wigtown ; Chairman, Mochrum Parish CouncU, and Mochrum
School Management Committee ; President of Portwilliam
Dairy Farmers' Association, and Farmers' Union ; Member of
District Committee of County. War Work : Deputy Head
Coast Watcher, B. Bay of Luce. Address : South BarsaUoch,
PortwilUam, Wigtownshire. (M3667)
GILLETT, Capt. Bernard George, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
GILLETT, Edwin, O.B.E.
GILLETT, Henry WiUiam, M.B.E.
GILLETT, John CorneUus, M.B.E, 6. 14 Jan. 1852 ; s. of
Cornehus GiUett, of Walthamstow ; to. MatUda, d. of George
GoUop, of Poole, Dorset. Educ. : City of London School.
SUk Manufacturer (ret.). War Work : Member of the Local
War Pensions Committee, and Chairman of its Disablement
Sub-Committee ; Chairman of the Committee for Juvenile
Employment under Ministry of Labour; Hon. Sec. of the
local branch of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society ; Member
of Comm ttee of Local Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Associa
tion, and of the Essex CouncU for Industrial Training. Address :
2, Prospect HiU, Walthamstow, E. 17. (M8207)
GILLETT, Thomas, M.B.E, M.I.M.E, M.I.A.E, 6.
29 Dec. 1886; s. of John GiUett, of Peel, Lancashire; m.
Helen, d. of Thomas McLaren, of Cupar, Fife. Educ. : Holy
Trinity, GuUdford. Managing Director, GiUett, Stephen & Co,
Ltd, Bookham. War Work : Manufacture of Aero Engines
and Spares. (M1773)
GILLIARD, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WilUam Thomas, M.B.E.
GILLIES, Major Austin Bain, O.B.E, Can. F.A.
GILLIES, Major Harold DeU, C.B.E, F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C GILLIES, Capt. James, C.B.E.
GILLIES, Capt. James Adam Kirkwood, O.B.E, R.D.C.
GILLIES, Lieut. John, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
GULLIGAN, Lieut.-Col. Geoffrey Goyer, D.S.O, O.B.E,
Major and Acting Lieut.-Col. ArgyU and Sutherland High
landers, attached Notts, and Derbyshire Regt.; S. Africa,
1900-1 (Queen's medal with three clasps); SomaUland,
1908-10 (medal with clasp) ; Great War, 1914-18 (mentioned
in despatches). (05297)
GILDING, Lieut.-Col. Henry Thomas, O.B.E, T.D,
R.F.A. (T.).
GILLINGHAM, James Searle, M.B.E.
GILLMAN, Arthur WilUam, O.B.E, 5. 1862. Bank
Manager. War Work: Hon. Treas, London War Pensions
Committee, Wandsworth C. ; and Streatham Ambulance
Fund. Address : 16, Tooting Bee Gardens, Streatham, S.W. 16.
(010476)
GILLMAN, Capt. Herbert, O.B.E, R.G.A.
GILLON, Dorothy Gladys, M.B.E, d. ot the late Henry
GiUon, I.C.S. Educ: Privately. Editress. War Work:
On the personal staff of Lord Northcliffe at the headquarters
of the British War Mission, New York, U.S.A. ; canteen work
at the Little Theatre, Y.M.C.A, Adelphi, London, W.C. 2.
Addresses: 4, Madeira Park, Tunbridge Wells, Kent; The
Fleetway House, Farringdun Street, E.C 4. (M1774)
GILLON, Nina, Mrs. Stair Andrew GiUon, O.B.E.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Glazebrook

GILLOTT, Mary Aloysia, M.B.E. 6. 21 June, 1878;
d. of Thomas Gillott, of Eastwood, Nottingham. Educ. :
Ursuline Convent, Upton, Essex. War Work : Commandant
of Eastwood V.A.D. Hospital from May, 1915, to March, 1919.
Address : Uplands, Eastwood, Nottingham. (M8208)
GILMORE, AUce Maud, O.B.E. (011741)
GILMORE, Fred Peter, M.B.E.
GILMORE, Major Thomas Edward, O.B.E, R.A.F.
GILMOUR, David, C.B.E.
GILMOUR, David, O.B.E.
GILMOUR, James, M.B.E.
GILMOUR, John, O.B.E, J.P. Provost of Inverary for
many years. (011904)
GILMOUR, Robert, O.B.E.
GILMOUR, Robert, M.B.E.
GILMOUR, Robert Soott, M.B.E.
GILPIN, Brig.-Gen. Frederic Charles Almon, C.B, C.B.E,
fi. 1860 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. B. T. Gilpin ; m. Georgiana, d. of
the Rev. Canon Stephenson, of Weymouth. Educ. : Welling
ton CoUege ; Sandhurst. Served in the S. African War,
1899-1900; Despatches, 17 June, 1902 ; Brevet. Lieut.-Col. ;
and the European War, 1914-18 ; Despatches, 1914. Address :
Cavendish, Suffolk. (C1581)
GILPIN, Major and Qr.-Mr. George, O.B.E.
GILPIN, WilUam John, M.B.E, L.R.C.P, M.R.C.S.
GILROY, Lieut. Henry Errington, O.B.E, R.N.R.
GILROY, James Boyd, M.B.E.
GILROY, John, O.B.E.
GILRUTH, Jeannie, Mrs., O.B.E.
GEMBERT, Lieut. WUUam Bertie, O.B.E, R.F.A.
GIMINGHAM, Capt. Conrad Theodore, O.B.E, R.E.
GIMSON, Margaret, M.B.E. War Work: Charge of
Registration Department of the Leicester War Pensions Com
mittee for the whole period of the war. Addresses: 4, Belmont
Villas, New Walk, Leicester ; Rockyfield, Ulverscroft, near
Leicester. (M1777)
GINGOLD, Lieut. Frederick Maurice, M.B.E, A.P.D.
GIOVANETTI, Constantine WilUam, C.B.E., M.L.A,
fi. 13 Aug. 1867 ; s. of Gottardo Giovanetti, of Victoria,
AustraUa ; to. Marion Frances EUzabeth, d. of Eli HelUer, of
Victoria, AustraUa. Educ. : Strangways High School,
Victoria, AustraUa. Merchant and Contractor. War Work :
Mayor of Pretoria, 1915-20, and as such was Chairman,
Recruiting Committee, Governor-General's Fund ; Member of
Central Executive of Governor-General's Fund ; Chairman,
Returned Soldiers' Committee ; Chairman and Treasurer,
Roberts Heights Hospital Entertainment Committee ; Chair
man, Disabled Soldiers' Board ; Member of Hospital Com
mission re Treatment of Soldiers from East Africa. Address :
Melbourne, 908, Church Street, Arcadia, Pretoria. Clubs :
Pretoria Unionist ; Pretoria County. (C3210)
GIRARD, Mrs. Marie, O.B.E.
GIRDLESTONE, EmUy, Mrs., M.B.E.
GIRDWOOD, Alexander Forsyth, M.B.E.
GIRLING, Marjorie, M.B.E, 6. 21 Feb. 1894 ; d. of Frank
E. Girling, of Suffolk. Educ. : North London CoUegiate
School for Girls. War Work: April, 1916, to Feb. 1920;
temp, clerk at War Office ; previous to that, helped at the
Local Red Cross Depot; in Sept. 1918, mentioned in Civil
Service Honours List. Address : West Marden, Emsworth,
Hants. (M3669)
GITTDJGS, Gwendoline, Mrs, M.B.E.
GITTINGS, Lieut. Thomas Albert, O.B.E, R.F.A.
GITTINS, Henry, C.B.E.
GIVEN, Ernest Cranston, C.B.E, M.Inst.CE, M.I.Mech.E,
M.Inst.N.A, 6. 11 Nov. 1870 ; s. of late John Given ; to.
Wimfred Mary, d. of Ronald Currie, M.D, J.P, of Skelmorlie.
Educ. : Harrow and Liverpool Univ. Consulting Engineer ;
General Manager, Slough Trading Co, Ltd. War Work : Hon.
Organiser Liverpool Munitions of War Committee, No. 2
National Filling Factory, No. 2 National Amatol, 1915 ;
Director of Airship Production, Admiralty, 1917-19 ; Director-
General of Factories, Ministry of Munitions, 1919-20. Address :
Clewer HU1 Lodge, Windsor. Clubs : Union ; Royal Auto
mobUe. (C3106a)
GIVEN, John CecU Mackmurdo, M.B.E, M.D.
GJERS, Annie Gatenby, Mrs., O.B.E.
GLACKAN, Sydney Hugh, M.B.E.
GLADSTONE, Lieut. Albert Charles, M.B.E.
GLADSTONE, Herbert John, Viscount, P.C, G.C.B,
G.C.M.G, G.B.E. (see BURKE'S Peerage), 6. 7 Jan. 1854 ; s.
of the late Rt. Hon. William Ewart Gladstone, four times
Prime Minister, of Hawarden ; to. Dorothy Mary, d. of Rt.
Hon. Sir Richard Paget (see Burke's Peerage), of Cranmore
HaU, Shepton Mallet. Educ: Eton; University CoUege,
Oxford ; 3rd Class Classics, 1874 ; 1st Class. History School,
1876 ; History Lecturer, Keble College, 1877-80. Contested
Middlesex County, 1880 ; Private Secretary to Mr. Gladstone,
1880-81 ; a Lord of the Treasury, 1881-85 ; Finance Sec, War
Office, 1886 ; Under-Sec, Home Office, 1892-94 ; First Com
missioner of Works, 1894-95 ; Chief Whip to the Liberal
Party, 1899-1906 ; Secretary of State for Home Affairs,
1905-10 ; M.P. (L), Leeds, W, 1880-1909 ; First Governor-
Gen], South Africa, 1909-14 ; President, National Physical
Recreation Society. War Work: Chairman, War Refugees
Committee, 1914-18 ; Chairman, South African Hospital and
Comforts Fund, and Ambulance Hospital, Cannes. Address ;
4, Cleveland Square, St. James', London, S.W. 1 ; Dane End,
Ware, Herts. Clubs : Reform ; National Liberal ; Bath.

GLADSTONE, Maud Ernestine, Hon. Mrs., C.B.E,
L.G. St. John, 6. 1865 ; d. of the late Lord Rendel, of Hatch"
lands, Surrey ; m. Henry Neville, s. of the late Rt. Hon.
W. E. Gladstone, of Hawarden Castle, four times Prime Minister.
War Work : Vice-President, British Red Cross Society, Chester
City Division ; Chairman of the Committee of Hoole House
and Hoole Bank AuxUiary Military Hospital, Chester ; Officer
in-Charge, Parkgate (Chester) Auxiliary Military Hospital ;
and associated with numerous War Work Committees. Ad
dresses : Hawarden Castle, Flintshire ; Burton Manor, Chester ;
78, Eaton Square, London, S.W. (C969)
GLADWELL, 2nd Lieut. Athelstan Louis, M.B.E.
GLADWELL, Ethel Dorothy, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 23 Feb.
1895 ; d. of John Mitchell Brown. I.S.O, of Ramelton, Co.
Donegal, and London ; m. Ernest Arney, s. of Henry WiUiam
Gladwell, of Cheapside, E.C. Educ. : Aske's Haberdashers'
School for Girls, Hatcham ; and CamberweU School of Art.
Member of the Dish Literary Society. War Work : Joined
the Staff of the Ministry of Information in April, 1917 ; assist.
in Articles Section, and Superintendent of Typing Section, until
March, 1919. Address : 22, Chiswick High Road, W. 4.
(M3670)
GLADWYN, Sidney Charles, M.B.E, A.M.Inst.CE,
M.I.S.Inst, 6. 8 Sept. 1885; s. of William Charles
Gladwyn, of Woolwich ; to. Constance Evaline, d. of Joseph
Beaumont, of Sheffield. Educ : Woolwich Polytechnic and
Sheffield Univ. Assistant Engineer and Chief Draughtsman
to Samuel Osborn and Co, Ltd, Sheffield ; Consulting Engineer,
London. War Work : Chief Designer and Chief Draughtsman,
Royal Laboratory, Woolwich Arsenal ; in charge of Design of
Ammunition. Addresses : 63, Quentin Road, Blackheath,
S.E. 13 ; Royal Laboratory Dept, Ordnance Factories,
Woolwich. (M8214)
GLANELY, Ada Mary, Lady, C.B.E.; d. of the late
Thomas Williams, of Pergam, Cardiff; in. 14 Sept, 1897, Sir
William James Tatem.lst Baron Glanely (see BURKE'S Peerage).
War Work : Services at Caerphilly. Adresses : The Court, St.
Fagan's Cardiff ; Lackham, Lacock, Wiltshire ; Exning House,
Exning, Newmarket. (C3144)
GLANFIELD, OUve, M.B.E.
GLANUSK, Editha Elma, Lady, C.B.E. ; o. d. of Warden
Sergison (see Burke's Landed Gentry), of Cuckfield Park, Sussex ;
m. Joseph, Henry RusseU, 2nd Lord Glanusk, of CrickhoweU
(see Burke's Peerage). War Work : President, Breconshire
Red Cross, Penoyne Hospital. Address : Glanusk Park,
CrickhoweU, S. Wales. (C2632)
GLANUSK, Joseph Henry RusseU, 2nd Lord, C.B,
C.B.E, D.S.O, J.P. (see Burke's Peerage), fi. 26 Oct. 1864 ;
s. of 1st Lord Glanusk, of Glanusk Park, CrickhoweU ; to. Editha
Elma, d. of Major Warden Sergison (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ,
of Cuckfield Park, Sussex. Educ. : Eton ; Sandhurst.
Major, Grenadier Guards (retired 1903) . War Work : Com
manded Breconshire Territorials in Aden and India, 1914-16;
commanded London Command Depot, Shoreham, 1916-18.
Addresses : Glanusk Park, CrickhoweU, Breconshire. Clubs •
Guards'; Carlton. (C1582)
GLANVILLE, Lieut. Ernest Alfred, M.B.E.
GLANVILLE, WilUam Henry, O.B.E, 6. 1859; s. of
Charles GlanvUle, of Abingdon ; to. Lilian Blanche, d. of George
Ferguson, of East Molesey. Educ : Abingdon Grammar
School. Director of Sampang (Java) Rubber Plantations ;
Director of National Electric Theatres, Ltd. War Work:
Munitions Area Inspector for Wales and South West England.
Address : Hurstfield, East Molesey. Club : Junior Con
stitutional. (010480)
GLASBY, Capt. Walter George, O.B.E, R.G.A.
GLASER, Herbert, O.B.E.
GLASIER, Major Frank Bedford, C.M.G, C.B.E, R.E,
6. 1872 ; s. of J. S. Bedford Glasier, of Hunstanton. General
Manager and Chief Engineer, Sierra Leone Government Rail
way, 1899-1901 ; Lagos (Slate) RaUway, 1901-12. War Work :
Assisted at Board of Trade, Oct. 1914, O.A.O.R.T, Move
ments Directorate, War Oflice, 1915 to Oct. 1919. Address :
Hunstanton, Norfolk. Club : Sports'. (C1462)
GLASON, Capt. John ApoUonius, M.B.E, fi. 18 AprU,
1893 ; s. of Samuel Glason, of Littlehampton ; m. Dorothy
Mary, d. of Charles East, of Farley HiU, Reading. Educ. :
St. Bernardino's Coll, Buckingham, and Univ. Coll, Reading.
Schoolmaster. War Work : Enlisted 28th Batt. London Regt.
(Artists Rifles), Dec. 1915 ; 2nd Lieut. 4th Lane. Fus, Sept.
1916 ; Lieut, March, 1918 ; promoted Capt, Dec. 1918 ;
service overseas in France and Flanders, Dec. 1916 to June,
1919. Address : 78, Queen's Road, Reading. (M4490)
GLASS, Alexander, O.B.E.
GLASS, Henry Matier, O.B.E.
GLAYSHER, Henry Charles, M.B.E 6. 12 June, 1872 ;
s. of the late James Glaysher, of London, formerly Chief
Engineer, Imperial Ottoman Mint, and Imperial Arsenal,
Constantinople ; m. Jessie, d. of Daniel White, of Highgate.
Educ. : Camden High School, and King's Coll, London.
War Work : Chief Examiner, War Office. Address : 18.
Leyborne Park, Kew Gardens, Surrey. (M8215)
GLAYZER, Edward John, M.B.E.
GLAZE, Charles WiUiam Livock, O.B.E.
GLAZEBROOK, Capt. Edward John, M.B.E, D.C.M. (M10220)
GLAZEBROOK, Monica, M.B.E, Hon. Serving Sister of
Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 1887 ; d. of Sir Richard

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Glazebrook, K.C.B, of Cambridge (see Burke s Peerage).
Educ. : Privately. Private Secretary War Work : Private
Sec to Principal Commandant of V.A.D. s, Boulogne Base,
BEF, from Jan. 1915 to July, 1919 ; previously Sec to
War Emergencies Relief Committee, and Soldiers and Sailors
FamUies Association, in Teddington Middlesex, Aug. 1914 to
Dec. 1914. Address : Coton End, Grange Road, Cambridge
Club : Blue Triangle. (M1779)
GLEDHILL, John, O.B.E.
GLEESON, Lieut.-Col. Andrew FitzwUUam, O.B.E,
6 27 Jan 1860. War Work : Quartermaster- General's Depart
ment, War Office. Address : Moyallon, Fairlawn Park
Chiswick, W. 4. (07189)
GLEESON, Edward John, O.B.E, Superintendent of
Police, Baluchistan, fi. 14 May, 1867. War Work : Awarded
the 0 B E for successful fights with Pathan raiders during the
Afghan War, 1919. (09819)
GLEGG, Comm. Robert, M.B.E, 6. 22 May, 1855 ; s. of
Robert Glegg, of Aberdeen ; to. Mary Farquhar, d. of William
Hobrow of Colchester and Aberdeen. Edue. : Aberdeen.
Mercantile Marine, Commanding s.s. " Atholl.'\ War Work :
Served as Commander in Naval Transport Service from Sept.
1914 tiU Jan. 1919 ; his steamer, the " Lovat," was sunk by
" Emden " in Bay of Bengal, Sept. 1914 ; took over command of
s s " Atholl " in Feb. 1915, and continued to command her
until the end of the war. (M3672)
GLEGHORN, Thomas Richard, O.B.E.
GLEICHEN, Lady Helena, O.B.E, Lady of Grace St.
John of Jerusalem, Italian Bronze Medal for Valour, fi. 1 Feb.
1873 ; d. of Admiral Prince Victor of Hohenlohe, and Lady
Laura Seymour (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Privately ;
Westminster ; Calderon ; RoUshoven ; Arthur Lemon (Art).
Artist. War Work : Ambulance work, France, 1915 ; X-Ray
work, France, 1915 ; Joint Commandant, X-Ray section,
Italy 1915-17 ; American Comite des Terres devastees de la
France, Soissons, 1919. Address : St. James' Palace, London ;
Neuadd, CrickhoweU, S. Wales. Club : Sesame. (010484)
GLEN, Elizabeth Hope, O.B.E, 6. 18 Aug. 1892 ; d. of the
Rev J P. Glen, of Ardrishaig. Educ. : Newnham Coll,
Cambridge (Economics Tripos of the Univ. of Cambridge).
Assistant Technical Adviser to the Special Grants Committee,
Ministry of Pensions. War Work : Sec. to the City of Norwich
War Pensions Committee, and Hon. Sec. to Norwich Soldiers'
and Sailors' FamUies Association, 1916-19. Address : The
Manse, Ardrishaig, ArgyU, Scotland. (010485)
GLEN, James Hutchinson, M.B.E.
GLEN, James Morrison, M.B.E.
GLEN ARTHUR, Janet Stevenson Bennett, Lady, O.B.E. ;
d. of the late Alexander Bennett McGrigor, LL.D. (see Burke's
Landed Gentry), of Cairnoch, Sthlmgshire ; m. Matthew, 1st
Lord Glenarthur, of Carlung (see BURKE'S Peerage) , s. of the late
James Arthur, of Carlung and Barshaw. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Vice-President of Ayrshire Branch, British Red
Cross Society; Member of War Executive Scottish Branch
British Red Cross Society ; Commandant Troon Red
Cross AuxiUary Hospital ; Commandant of V.A.D.
Ayr 20 ; President of Troon and District Depot for war work
parties ; Convener of Troon and District War Pensions Com
mittee ; Member of Executive Committees of Carrick Hcuse
Auxiliary Hospital, and Ayr and Kilmarnock Red Cross Hospital.
Address : Fullarton, Troon, Ayrshire. Club : Kelvin,
Glasgow. (C99)
GLENCROSS, Lieut. JuUan, M.B.E.
GLENDHSTNING, Henry, C.B.E. Director of Brunner,
Mond & Co. Ltd. Address : Winnington House, Northwich,
Cheshire. (C180)
GLENDINNING, Capt. WiUiam Purvis, M.B.E.
GLENNIE, Comm. Hugh Gardiner, O.B.E, R.N.
GLENNIE, Maud, M.B.E.
GLENNIE, Patrick Gordon, M.B.E.
GLENNY, WUUam James, O.B.E, 5. 14 Nov. 1873;
s. of T. Armstrong Glenny, of Ryde, I. of W. ; to. Jessie Reid,
d. of J. McLeish, of Blairgowrie, Perthshire. Educ. : WUson's
Grammar School, CamberweU ; B.A. (Lond.). Fellow Royal
Statistical Society ; Translator to Board of Trade, 1906-14 ;
Senior Staff Clerk, Board of Trade, 1914-18 ; Director of
Division, Dept. of Overseas Trade, 1918. War Work : Assist
ant Sec, Dominions Royal Commission, Work at Board of
Trade and Dept. of Overseas Trade (Foreign Office and Board
of Trade). Addresses : Dept. of Overseas Trade, S.W. 1 ;
61, Kingsmead Road, S.W. 2. Club : Royal Societies'. (O270)
GLENTON, Arthur Hastings Septimus, O.B.E, 6. 10 Aug.
1879 ; s. on the late Henry Robert Glenton, of Newcastle-
on-Tyne ; m. Grace Hilda, d. of the late WUUam Wright, of
Manchester. Educ : Science and Art School, Newcastle-on-
Tyne. Chartered Accountant. War Work : Divisional Ac
countant at the Coal Mines Control in charge of Scotland and
South Wales and Monmouthshire Divisions for a period of two
years, April, 1917, to Mar. 1919. Address: Alma ViUa,
Moorside, Fenham, Newcastle-on-Tvne. Club : Northern
Conservative and Unionist, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (011785/i)
GLEW, Frederick Harrison, M.B.E, Member Royal
Institution, Rontgen, Optical, Pharmaceutical Societies, etc
fi. 28 April. 1858 : s. of Richard Hnrrisnn Olew nf WnVsflolH •

fi. 28 April, 1858 ; s. of Richard Harrison Glew, of Wakefield';

to. Anne, d. of Henry Lownds, of Clifton-on-Trent. Educ:
Wakefield Grammar School. Radiologist and Chemist. War
Work : Radium expert to the Ministry of Munitions throughout
the war period, in charge Radium Stores : Research Work on
Luminous Compounds and Gun Sights for night firing, etc.
Address : 156, Clapham Road, London, S.W. 9. (M1782)
GLOSSOP, Charles Henry, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 10 July, 1856 ;
s of Gilderoy Glossop, of BakeweU ; m. Robina Grigor, d. of
George Taylor, of Hassop. Bank Manager (ret.). War Wort :
Hon Treas. Derbyshire Branch, British Red Cross Society.
Address : Parkwood, BakeweU. (M8217)
GLOVER, Capt. Edward Norman, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
GLOVER, Inez Marguerite, M.B.E. For work in con
nection with Queen Alexandra's Hospital. (M10319)
GLOVER, James Alison, O.B.E, M.D, D.P.H, 6. 21 Feb-
1876 ; s. of James Grey Glover, of Highbury ; m. Katharine,
d of Charles P. Merriam, of London. Educ. : St. Paul's ;
St John's Coll, Cambridge ; Guy's Hospital. Medical Officer,
Ministry of Health. War Work : Sanitary Officer, Malta.
M.O. attd. 6th Batt. West Riding Regiment, B.E.F. ; worked
research, cerebro-spinal fever. Addresses : Ministry of Health,
S;W. 1 ; 23, Rosslyn HU1, N.W. 3. (O7190)
GLOVER, Kathleen, Mrs., O.B.E.
GLOVER, Thomas, C.B.E.
GLUCKSTEIN, Francesca, Mrs., M.B.E.
GLUCKSTEIN, Joseph, O.B.E.
GLUCKSTEIN, Major Montague, O.B.E, R.E, 6. 13 Oct.
1886 ; s. of Isidore Gluckstein, of 24, Lyndhurst Road, Hamp
stead ; to. Hannah, d. of Coleman Joseph, of London. Educ. :
City of London School. Director of Lyons & Co, Ltd. Ad
dress : 56, Palace Court, Bayswater. (07191)
GLYN, Margot Elinor, O.B.E. Member since 1916 and
Commandant of the Women's Legion Canteen at Woolwich
under the Ministry of Munitions from Nov. 1916-17. (011905)
GLYN, Augusta CARR-, O.B.E. ; d. of Capt. Carr-Glyn,
of Wood Leaze, Wimborne. Educ : Privately. Comman
dant, V.A.D. Dorset 6. War Work : Commandant of Beau-
croft Red Cross Hospital, Wimborne, Dorset, for 4 years.
Address : Wood Leaze, Wimborne. CZufi : Ladies' V.A.D. (010488)
GLYNN, Lieut.-Col. Thomas George PoweU, C.M.G,
O.B.E, 6. 13 July, 1863 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Col. T. G. H.
Glynn, ; to. Beatrice EmUy, d. of the late Ernest Peplow Ford.
Educ. : Privately. Adj. King's Regiment, 1887-91 ; Adj.
London Rifle Brigade, 1892-97 ; Staff during S. African War;
Commanded 1st King's Regt, 1907-12. War Work : Commanded
Infantry Base Depot, 1914-18; O.C. Reinforcements, 1918.
Address: 23, Chester Square, S.W. 1. Club: Naval and
MUitary. (01375)
GOAD, Capt. David, O.B.E, R.A.F.
GOAD, Edwin Henry, M.B.E, 6. Oct. 1865 ; s. of Edwin
Curtis Goad, of Hackbridge ; m. Gertrude Sophia, d. of Sir
George Lampson, Bart, of Albert Gate. Educ: Eton.
Merchant. War Work : Chief of No 1 Section, Borough of
Reigate Special Police, for the first 3 years of the war, after
which appointed Chief of the whole force. Address : HoUy
Court Merton Lane, Highgate, W. Club : City of London. (M8218)
GOAD, Frederick Lockhart, M.B.E.
GOAD, Capt. Harold Elsdale, O.B.E, CavaUer of the
Order *t the Crown of Italy. (O3041)
GOADBY, Sir Kenneth Weldon, K.B.E, Medical Referee
for Industrial Poisoning, County of London, since 1913;
Lecturer on Bacteriology, National Dental Hospital, since
1904 ; late Lecturer on Oral Hygiene, London School of
Tropical Medicine, 6. 7 March, 1873 ; s. of Rev. J.J. Goadby,
m. Constance Eva, d. of G. Olding. Educ. : Grammar School,
Henley-on-Thames ; University Extension CoUege, Reading ;
Guy's Hospital. Studied Bacteriology and Bacteriological
Research. Guy's Hospital, 1899-1902 ; investigated Operation
of Phosphorus Rules for Match Factories for H.M.'s Home Office ;
investigated Causes and Pathology of Lead Poisoning
(Departmental Committee Home Office ; since engaged in
Bacteriological and Pathological Research, Investigation of
Lead Poisoning in Industrial Processes, and Pathology
and Bacteriology of Disease of the Mouth and Upper
Air Passages, and Rheumatoid Arthritis ; Erasmus Wilson
Lecturer R.C Surgeons, 1907, and Hunterian Professor in
1911 ; Hon. Bacteriological SpeciaUst for Vaccine Therapy,
Royal Herbert Hospital, Woolwich (during War);
Member of War Office Committee for the Study of Tetanus.
Address : 83, Harley Street, W. Club : Royal AutomobUe
GOALEN, James Thomas, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 31 Jan. 1878;
s. of James Goaleu, of Leith ; m. Jane Groundwater, d. .of
Peter Duncan, of Belmont, Eskbank. Educ. : Daniel Stewart s
College. Member of the Leith Town CouncU ; Magistrate of
Leith ; Convener of the Leith Corporation Tramways ; Vice-
Chairman Leith National Health Insurance Committee;
Member Edinburgh and Leith Gas Commissioners. War
Work : Chairman, Leith War Savings Committee ; Member
of Prince of Wales' National ReUef Fund; Chairman, Food
Economy Committee of Leith. Addresses : 141, Constitution.
Street, Leith ; AUerly, RusseU Place, Trinity. (0371)
GOATE, Lieut. Ernest Edward, M.B.E, R.E.

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GOBBITT, Paymaster Sub-Lieut. Reginald Harry
Sutton, M.B.E, R.N.R.
GOBEY, Franois Edward, O.B.E.
GOBLE, Annie Harriet, Mrs., M.B.E.
GOBLE, Stanley James, O.B.E. (03316)
GOBLE, R.S.M. WiUiam Riohard, M.B.E, 6. 3 June,
1876 ; s. of Charles George Goble, of Brighton ; to. Annio May,
d. of Ernest McCulloch, of Dublin. Educ : Brighton, York
Place Secondary School. War Work : Taken Prisoner of War
at Le Cateau in Aug. 1914, sent to Sennelager bei Paderborn,
Germany, and there organised, under the German authorities,
a Prisoner of War Camp of over 4000 British troops ; main
tained and administered discipline under extremely adverse
circumstances. Address : 49, Hartington Road, Brighton. (M43669)
GODDARD, Alexander, C.B.E, 6. 17 Oct. 1867 ; s. of
Joseph Goddard, J.P, of The Manor House, Newton Harcourt,
Leicester; m. EUen Henrietta, d. of Edward Stonhewer
Illingworth, J.P, of Borough Court, Hants. Educ. : Hailey
bury CoUege, and Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester. Sccty,
to Rt. Hon. Robert Hanbury, M.P, President Board of Agri
culture, 1901-2, and to Rt. Hon. Earl of Onslow, President
Board of Agriculture 1902-5 ; Secty. The Surveyors' Institution,
1905 to present. Appointed Member of Agricultural Com
mittee for England 1920. War Work : Hon. Sec, Agricultural
Consultative Committee ; Hon. Sec, Agricultural Reconstruc
tion Committee ; Hon. Sec, Professional Classes' War Relief
CouncU ; Secty. Royal Commission on Agriculture ; Hon. Sec.
National Agricultural Council ; Hon. Sec, Village Clubs
Association. Address : 2, Cleveland Square, W. 2. Club :
National. (C503)
GODDARD, Major Charles Ernest, O.B.E, M.D, T.D,
A.K.C, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, R.A.M.C (T.), fi. 31 Oct. 1859 ;
s. of the late Lieut.-Col. T. Goddard ; m. Eleanor Lucy, d.
of Samuel Skelton. of Wembley Orchard. Educ. : Privately ;
King's CoUege, London ; King's College Hospital. Medical
Officer of Health, Wembley ; County CouncUlor, Middlesex
CC. ; Hon. Assoc. Order St. John ; Lecturer, Examiner and
Life Member, St. John Amb. Assoc. ; Hon. Surg. St. John
Amb.Brigade ; Divisional Surgeon Metropolitan Police ; FeUow
Society Medical Officers' of Health ; FeUow Royal Institute
Public Health ; Fellow (honoris causa) Royal Sanitary Institute ;
Assoc. King's CoUege, London, 1883 ; Todd Medal and Prize,
1880 ; Tanner prize, 1881 ; Certificate of Honour, Surgery (Lis
ter), 1880 ; late R.M.O, N. London Hospital for Consumption,
Hampstead, 1884. War Work : Commanding Officer 2nd London
Sanitary Company, R.A.M.C. (T.F) ; attached 1st Cavalry Divi
sion, Ypres, 1914-15 ; mentioned in Despatches, 1915 ; President
and Senior Chairman, Chelsea, Holborn and City of London
Medical Boards, 1916-18 ; Deputy Commissioner of Medical
Services, Ministry of National Service, 1917-13 ; served
Pension Ministry, 1918-19 ; holds decorations, O.B.E,
Hon. Assoc, of St. John of Jerusalem, Territorial Long Service
Decoration. Medals, Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee,
Edward VII. Coronation, 1914-15 Star, General Service and
AUies. Address : Harrowdene House, Wembley, Middlesex.
Club : St. Stephen's. (01377)
GODDARD, Lieut. Erie Norman, O.B.E, M.C, LA.
GODDARD, 2nd Lieut. Ernest, M.B.E.
GODDARD, Ernest Hope, C.B.E, 6. March 3, 1879 ; s.
ofthe late Arthur Goddard, of Heme HU1. Educ. : Privately and
City of London School. Assistant Editor of the " Dlustrated
London News " since 1909 and of the " Sketch" since 1905 ;
Acting Editor of both papers 1916-18. War Work : Did much
work for the Ministry of Information ; afterwards for the News
Department, Foreign Office ; was an officer in H.Q.C.D,
Metropolitan Special Constabulary (Medal ; Mention). Now
in M.S.C Reserve. Address : 23, Holmdene Avenue, Heme
Hill, S.E. 24. Clubs: Arts; Savage. (C970)
GODDARD, Lieut.-Col. Francis Ambrose D'Oyly,
O.B.E, Roy. Mun. Fus, R.O. Address : 45, Warwick Road,
S.W. (02527)
GODDARD, Lieut. Norris, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
GODDARD, Major Richard Ernest, O.B.E, R.A.F.
GODDARD, Capt. Thomas Neilson, M.B.E.
GODDEN, Guy Langham, O.B.E, R.A.F.
GODDEN, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. James WiUiam Mineard,
GODDING, Col. (Temp. Lieut.-Col.) James, O.B.E, T.D,
M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, R.A.M.C (T.), 6. 1862. Barrister-at-Law ;
Medical Officer, Port of London Authority. War Work :
O.C. 1/17 Batt. London Regt, Aug. 1914 to Oct. 1915 ; O.C.
53rd Div. Inf. Base Depot, Egypt, Dec. 1915 to July, 1917 ;
O.C. 17th General Hospital, Egypt, July, 1917 to May, 1920.
Address : Southdene, The Avenue, Wanstead, Essex, E.ll.
(02896)
GODDING, James WiUiam Sleigh, M.B.E, J.P.
GODFERY, Capt. Masters van Someren, O.B.E, R.G.A,
b. 7 Dec. 1887 ; s. of Col. M. J. Godfery, A.S.C (late) ; to.
Marjorie Coplestone, d. of F. Coplestone, C.B.E, J.P, of
Chester (q.v.). Educ : United Services Coll, Westward Ho 1
and Royal MiUtary Academy, Woolwich. Address : c/o Messrs.
Cox & Co. (R.A. Dept.), 16, Charing Cross, S.W. (08815)
. GODFRAY Lieut.-Col. John Charles Lerrier, O.B.E,
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GODFRAY, Capt. Mowatt, M.B.E.
GODFREY, Albert HamUton, M.B.E, J.P, (Surrey)
fi. 6 Oct. 1864 ; s. of Albert Henry Godfrey, J.P. (Gloucester),
Lt.-Col, late 73rd Regt, Indian Mutiny, of Lindon House,
College Lawn, Cheltenham ; to. Florena Margaret Bowring.
d. of the late Major-Gen. Edward Melville Lawford. Educ. :
Leamington and Angers (Franco). War Work : Chairman ot
the following: Woking Urban District CouncU, 1914-20.
Local Tribunal (Military Service Acts) ; Soldiers' and Sailors'
Families Association ; Naval and MUitary War Pensions Com
mittee ; Chertsey Division ParUamentary Recruiting Committee ;
Surrey Road Transport Committee ; Lighting and Fuel Control ;
Member Food Control Committee ; Special Constable. Ad
dresses : The Dell, Woking, Surrey ; Brooke House, Ash-in-
Canterbury. Club : Union. (M444)
GODFREY, Lieut. Alfred PhiUp, M.B.E.
GODFREY, Nora, Mrs., M.B.E.
GODFREY, Capt. Stanley Charles, M.B.E, M.C
GODINHO, Capt. Paul Xavier, M.B.E, I.M.S.
GODLEY, Lieut.-Col. Alfred Davis, O.B.E.
GODLEY, Major Francis William Crewe, O.B.E, R.A.S.C,
fi. 25 Jan. 1893 ; s. of Major H. O. Godley, D.S.O, of 48th
Regt. ; to. Kathleen May, d. of Edward Jenner-Davls, J.P,
of Stcnehouse, Gloucestershire. Educ : Cheltenham ; R.M.C,
Sandhurst. War Work : Service in R.A.S.C. 1914-18.
Address : Christehurch Lodge, Cheltenham. Club : R.A.S.C (05299)
GODLEY, Lieut.-Col. Godfrey Archibald, C.B.E. S.
African Forces ; rendered services in connection with raising
of Native Labour Corps in S. Africa during Great War. C2002))
GODLEY, Lieut.-Col. Richard Shearman, O.B.E, 6.
24 Sept. 1876 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. William Alexander Godley, of
56th Essex Regt. ; m. Muriel Margaret Dorothea, d. of Lieut.-
Col. A. W. Matterson, of Rosedale, Pietermaritzburg, Natal.
Educ. : United Services Coll, Westward Ho 1 Devon. Deputy-
Commissioner, South African Police ; Justice of the Peace,
Natal. War Work : Served through Matabele Rebellion,
1896 ; Mashonaland Rebellion, 1897 ; S. African War, 1900-2 ;
General Service within the Union of S. Africa, 1914-18.
Address : South African Police Headquarters, Pietermaritz
burg, Natal. Club : Isthmian, 105, Piccadilly, W. 1. (08355)
GODMAN, Dame Alioe Mary, D.B.E, fi. 1868 ; d. of the
late Major Percy Chaplin, J.P, 60th Rifles, Royal Gloucester
shire Hussars ; to. Frederick Du Cane, D.C.L, F.R.S, who
died. County Commissioner of Sussex Girl Guides ; President,
Horsham and. Worthing Unionist and Coal. Assoc. ; Member of
Central Advisory Committee. War Work : Vice-President
British Red Cross Society, Horsham Division ; Member of
British Red Cross Hospital (Netley) Sub-Committee ; Organising
Red Cross work and War Savings. Addresses : South Lodge,
Horsham ; 45, Pont Street, S.W.1. . (Dll)
GODMAN, Lieut.-Col. Edward Shirley, O.B.E.
GODSELL, CorneUus, M.B.E,
GODSELL, Capt. James Stanley Peel, M.B.E.
GODWIN, Capt. George, O.B.E, 6. 18 Aug. 1874 ; s. of
Walter Godwin, of Upham, Hants ; to. Lois, d. of John Edwards,
of Reigate. Educ: St. Peter's School, Bournemouth. Unionist
Agent, GuUdford Division of Surrey. War Wvrk : Sergt.
"H" Coy, CI.V, South Africa, 1899-1900 t Queen's Medal
with 4 clasps) ; 9th and 14th Batts. The Queen' s, -Royal West
Surrey Regt, 1915-17 ; Salonica Force, 1916-19 ; Labour
Corps (O.C. 95th Coy.), 1917-19 ; twice mentioned in despatches
of C.-in-C, British Salonica Force. Addresses : Guildford,
Surrey ; Puttenham, Guildford, Surrey. (06472)
GODWIN, George Batley, M.B.E, S.A.I.E, 6. 24 Sept.
1879 ; s. of the late Harold Frederick Godwin, of London ;
to. Evelyn Alexandra, d. of the late William Owen, of the
South African Railways and Cape Volunteer Medical Staff
Corps. Educ : King's Coll. School, London, and Clifton Coll.
Late Assistant General Manager of the Koffyfontein Mines,
Ltd, Koffyfontein, Orange Free State ; now Chief Engineer of
the New Jagersfontein Mining and Exploration Co, Jagers-
fontein, Orange Free State. War Work : Union Defence Force
during Free State Rebellion ; 5th Mounted Brigade throughout
G.S.W. African Campaign ; Chief Draughtsman in the London
headquarters of the Dept. of Explosives Supply, 1915-16 ;
Manager of the Cordite Factory, H.M. Factory, Gretna, 1916 to
Oct. 1919 ; sailed for England immediately G.S.W.A. cam
paign was culminated, and within a few days was granted
commission in Field Artillery, but before being gazetted was
enrolled in the Dept. Explosive Supply, for Ministry of Muni
tions service. Addresses : P.O. Box 134, Jagersfontein, Orange
Free State, South Africa, (MS221)
GODWIN, Herbert James, O.B.E, M.B, B.S, F.R.CS.
M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, 6. 1873 ; s. of the late Dr. Godwin, of
Twyford, Winchester ; m. Florence Marion, d. of the late
Capt. G. Appleby, (Scottish Rifles) of Durham. Educ. : St.
Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Senior Hon. Surgeon,
Royal Hampshire County Hospital, Winchester ; Consulting
Surgeon to Basingstoke, Andover, Fleet, and Odiham Cottage
Hospitals ; served through the South African War as Civil
Surgeon, 2 Medals, 5 Clasps. War Work : Surgical Specialist
to MUitary Hospital, Hursley Park, nr. Winchester ; Surgeon
to Lady Cooper's Hospital for Officers, Hursley Park ; Surgeon to
Lady Portal's Red Cross Hospital, Laverstoke, Whitchurch,

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Hants ; Surgeon to Red Cross Section, Royal Hampshire
County Hospital ; Surgeon to Basingstoke Red Cross Hospital ;
Surgeon to Mrs. Johnson's Red Cross Hospital, Stockbridge,
Hants. Address : The Friary, Winchester, Hants. C'Zwfi :
Hampshire County. (04367)
GOFF, Emily Gertrude, Mrs, M.B.E,
GOFF, Capt. Hugh Stuart Trevor, O.B.E, 6. 21 Aug.
1885 ; s. of the late Lt.-Col. Trevor Goff, of Everton Grange,
Lymington, Hants. Educ. : Private School. War Work :
EnUsted R.A.S.C Aug. 21st 1914 ; landed France, Sept. 4th,
1914 ; served continuously overseas tUl end of War ; thrice
mentioned in despatches. Address : 22, Nevern Square, Earls
Court, S.W.5. (O5300)
GOFFIN, Col. (Hon.) Sydney Frederick Herbert, O.B.E,
B.A, LL.B, (Cambridge), fi. 16 Sept. 1878; s. of Robert
HemUngton Goffin, of Wakes Coine, Essex, and Westminster :
to. Alice EUzabeth, d. of the late John Henry Fricker, of
Liverpool. Educ: Westminster City School ; Jesus College,
Cambridge. 1st Division CivU Servant, War Office. War Work ;
Assistant Auditor Western Command 1914-17 ; Assistant
Financial Adviser B.E.F. France, and Financial Adviser,
Rhine Army. Address : War Office, S.W.1. Club : United
Univeisitv, PaU Mail, S.W. (02528)
GOGGIN, Capt. John, M.B.E, R.A.P.D, 6. 24 April,
1872 ; s. of James Goggin, B.A, of Ballinasloe, Ireland ; to.
Margaret, d. of Joseph PhiUip3, of Middlewich. Educ. :
Breakey's Academy, Ballinasloe, and Privately. Address :
49, Effingham Road, Lee, S.E, 12. (M5291)
GOING, Fanny Augusta, Mrs., M.B.E.
GOLD, Lieut.-Col. Ernest, D.S.O, O.B.E, R.E, 6. 1881 ;
s. of John Gold, of Lapworth, Warwickshire ; to. 1907, Cathe
rine, d. of the late John Harlow, of Edinburgh. Great War,
1914-18, Major and acting Lieut.-Col. (Meteorological Section)
(despatches) ; appointed Assist. Director of Forecasting,
Meteorological Office, 1919. (02529)
GOLD, Gerald Gilbey, O.B.E.
GOLD, Lieut.-Col. Harcourt GUbey, O.B.E, R.A.F.
GOLD, Maud Mary, Mrs. Guy, M.B.E, fi. 1879 ; d. of the
late Rt. Hon. Sir John Brunner, Bart, of SUverlands, Chertsey
(see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Major Guy G. Gold, s. of Sir Charles
Gold, of Stansted, Essex (see Burke's Peerage). Vice-President,
Essex Branch B.R.C.S. War Work : Commandant, V.A.D.
Hospital, Braintree. Address : Abbots HaU, Shalford,
Braintree. (M1785)
GOLDFINCH, Sir Arthur Home, K.B.E. Director of
Raw Materials, War Office ; 6. 10 May, 1866. Educ. : Pri
vately. Entered the service of Duncan, Fox & Co, General
Merchants, Valparaiso, 1881 ; became a partner of that firm
(Liverpool, London, Chile and Peru), 1903 ; retired from
business 1913 ; Liberal Candidate for Colchester, 1914-1918.
Address : 8, Rosecroft Avenue, Hampstead, N.W. 3. Clubs :
Devonshire ; National Liberal ; Royal AutomobUe. (K72)
GOLDIE, Major Kenneth Oswald, O.B.E.
GOLDIE, Valentine Francis Taubman, O.B.E.
GOLDIE, Surg.-Lieut. Walton Leigh Mackinnon, C.B.E,
F.R.CS, R.N.
GOLDING, Lieut. George Francis, M.B.E, R.A.F.
GOLDING, Capt. Thomas, C.B.E.
GOLDINGHAM, Isobel Frances, M.B.E, d. of John
Dalrymple Goldingham, Indian Civil Service (late). Educ :
Privately. . War Work : Assisted in forming the Women
PoUce Service- which trained, equipped, and controUed over
one thousand Policewomen serving under the Ministry of
Munitions in Explosives and National Filling Factories.
Address : 2, Lyndale, Child's HiU. Club : Forum. (M1786)
GOLDINGHAM, Major Robert Elphinstone Dalrymple,
O.B.E, R.E, fi. 2 Sept. 1874 ; s. of the Jate John Dalrymple
Golaingham, late I.C.S. of Norfolk. Educ. : Cheltenham
College and R.M.A. Woolwich. War Work : Served in France
with B.E.F. May, 1916 to AprU, 1919. Club : United Service.(O5301)
GOLDMAN, Major Charles Sidney, M.B.E, R.G.A. (T )
GOLDMAN, 2nd Lieut. Julius Israel, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
GOLDNEY, AUce Frances Holbrow, Lady, O.B.E, d. of
Major F. C N. Goldney, of the Indian Army ; to. tbe late Hon.
Sir John TankervUle, Kt, 3rd s. of Sir Gabriel Goldney, Bart,
of Corsham (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Beresford House,
Ealing. War Work : Commandant of Corsham V.A.D.
Hospital, from June, 1915, to August, 1919. Addresses ¦
Monks Park, Corsham, Wilts. ; Hanover Court, Hanover
Square, W. (010491)
GOLDNEY, Major Henry Wetherall, O.B.E, M.C ,
R.G.A, fi. 12 July, 1885 ; s. of Col. W. H. Goldney; m. Bar
bara, d . of Col. W. St. John • Richardson. Educ. : Ports
mouth Grammar School. War Work : Served in France and
Belgium with heavy battery from Aug. 1914 to May 1915, and
from July 1915 to May 1918 ; Staff Appointment (Brigade
Major) in France and Belgium from May 1918 to after Armistice '
wounded twice, mentioned in despatches 4 times. Address ¦
c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, Charing Cross, S.W. 1. (O530'1)
GOLDSMID, Cyril Julian, O.B.E, 6. 14 Oct. 1890 ; s of
Sidney H. Goldsmid, of 35, Chesham Place, London ; to. Anna
EmUy, d.ot Major MacGUlycuddy, of Flesk Castle, KiUarney.
%?uc.:m,on and Univ. Coll, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law;
Lieut. 9th (Q.R.) Lancers (Special Reserve). War Work •
France, 1914-17 ; Italy, 1917-18. Address : 16, HU1 Street,
M^iSS1,.8,?' S'W' "'¦ Clubs •' Carlton ; Cavendish. (06374
GOLDSMID, Lionel Frederic, O.B.E, 6. 22 Aug. 1880 •
s. of Frederic Lestock Goldsmid, of Indian PoUce, Bombay

Presidency ; to. Alison Margarette, d. of W. H. Dodd of
Melbourne, Australia. Educ. : Cheam School ; Bradl'ieid
College, Berks ; Magdalen College, Oxford. CivU Servant •
Higher Division Clerk, Admiralty 1904 ; Superintending
Clerk, Admiralty, 1908 ; Assistant Accountant-General
Ministry of Shipping, 1917. War Work : Transport Department
Admiralty ; Ministry of Shipping. Addresses ; Transport
Department, Admiralty ; 138, Trinity Road, Wandsworth
Common, S.W. 17. (03731
GOLDSMITH, Edward, O.B.E, 6. 24 Nov. 1868 ; s. of
Adolphus Goldsmith, of London ; to. Georgina, d. of Arthur
Kennedy, of Cultra, Ireland. Educ. : St. Leonards. War
Work : Commander, C Division, MetropoUtan Special Con
stabulary. Addresses : 10 Connaught Square ; Cavenham
Park, Suffolk. CZtifi : Marlborough. (037'91
GOLDSMITH, Major Frank, O.B.E. ;
GOLDSMITH Lieut. Frank, M.B.E, M.M, R.G.A
GOLDSMITH, Lieut.-Col. George Mills, C.B.E, RA M C
GOLDSMITH, Wing-Comm. Norman, O.B.E, R A F '
GOLDSMITH, Col. Perry Gladstone, C.B.E, Can. A.M C
GOLDSWORTHY, Frederick James, M.B.E.
GOLDSWORTHY, Lieut. John Arthur, O.B.E, RNR
GOLIGHER, Brig.-Gen. Hugh Garvin, C.B.E.
GOLIGHTLY, Col. Robert Edmund, C.B.E, D.S.O, fi.
1856 ; s. of Rev. Canon Gohghtly, of Shipton Moyne ; m.
Agnes Francis, d. of T. McDoweU Aikin. Educ : Eton and
Sandhurst. Secretary Council of County Territorial Associa
tions. War Work : Section Commander, 1914-15 ; Defence
Commander No. 1 Lines of Communication, 1916-17 ; Assist.
Director Territorial and Volunteer Forces, 1918-20. Address :
The Pines, Amberley, Stroud, Gloucester. (C504)
GOLLA, Capt. Frederick Lucien, O.B.E., M.B, R AMC
(T.). GOLLAN, Sir Henry Cowper, Knt. Bach, C.B.E, M.A,
K.C; ft. Coquinibo, ChUe, 8 Jan, 1868; s. of the late Sir
Alexander Gollan, K.C.M.G.: m. 1908, d. of James Nelson
Morris, of St. Louis, U.S.A. Educ: Charterhouse, Edinburgh
Univ. CaUed to the Bar 1891. Northern Circuit; became
Private Secretary to Sir Frederick Lugard, G.C.M.G, 1899;
went to Northern Nigeria with him and became first Attorney-
General, Chief Justice of Northern Nigeria, 1901; transferred
to Bermuda as Chief Justice and President of the Legislative
CouncU, 1904 ; Attorney-General of Trinidad, 1911-18 ; Attor
ney-General of Ceylon since 1919. Address: Colombo, Ceylon.
Club: Empire. (C393)
GOLLANCE, Ernest Marcus, M.B.E, 6. 21 Aug. 1885 ;
s. of the Rev. Prof. H. Gollancz, M.A, D.Lit, of London ; to.
Dorothy, d. of Walter B. Styer, LL.B, Solicitor, of London.
Educ. : Univ. Coll. School, London, and Privately. SoUcitor.
War Work : Head of Division and Chairman of Committees,
War Trade Department. Address : 1, St. Cuthbert's Road,
Shoot-up HiU, London, N.W. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (118224)
GOLLIN, Alfred, C.B.E.
GOLLIN, George, O.B.E.
GOLLIN, Walter Josephson, M.B.E.
GOMERSALL, Edward, O.B.E.
GOMES, Bernard Francis, M.B.E.
GONET, Adolphe Joseph Louis, M.B.E.
GONNER, Edward Carter Kersey, C.B.E, Litt.D, fi.
5 Mar. 1862 ; s. of Peter Kersey Gonner, of South Hampstead ;
to. Nannie Ledlie, d. of James Crawford LedUe, of Cork.
Educ. : Merchant Taylors' School ; Lincoln College, Oxford.
Professor of Economic Science, University of Liverpool ;
Economic Adviser, Ministry of Food. War Work : Chairman
of War Savings Committee, County of Chester (1917) ; Director
of Statistics, Ministry of Food (1917-19) ; one of the Cliak-
men in the Committee on Production and Interim Court of
Arbitration (1918-19). Address : The Gables, WUlaston,
nr. Birkenhead. Club : University, Liverpool. (C505)
GONSALVES, Major George, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, MJnst.
C.E., 6. 11 Mar. 1872 ; s. of John Gonsalves, of Trinidad,
British West Indies. Educ : University College School and
University CoUege, London. Consulting CivU Engineer. War
Work : Commissioned a Lieut, in the R.A.S.C. 1914 ; attached
to B.E.F, France from Oct. 1914 tiU demobffised in May, 1919;
for the last two years of the war commanded No. 3 Advanced
Supply Depot, France ; mentioned in despatches, 1 Jan. 1919
and decorated O.B.E.fMU.), 2 Jan. 1919. Address : Harewood
House, Freelands Road, Bromley, Kent. Clubs: Junior
Army and Navy ; Sundridge Park Golf. (O2530)
GOOCH, Eva Conway Everard, Mrs, M.B.E, fi. 25 Dec.
1880 ; d. of Richard Everard Jones, of Fassfern, Inverness-
shire ; m. Edward Sinclair, s. of the late John Verot Gooch,
of Cooper's HiU, BrackneU. War Work : Organised Lochiel
AuxiUary Red Cross Hospital, Banavie ; Commandant,
Detachment, Inverness 42 ; Sec. Berkshire Yeomanry Prisoners
of War Association. Address : Torcastle, Banavie, Inverness-
shire. Club: Forum. (M8226)
GOOCH, Henry Martyn, M.B.E, 6. 1874 ; s. of the Rev.
W. Fuller Gooch, of West Norwood, S.E. Educ. : Central
Hill Coll, Upper Norwood, and Stanley House School,
CliftonvUle. General Sec. The World's Evangelical Alliance
(British Organisation), Incorporated . War Work : Organiser
of the Queen's HaU, W, and the Mansion House United War
Prayer Meetings ; services as pubUc lecturer and writer in the
interests of war aims and issues. Addresses : Lansdowne, 67,
Chestnut Road, Norwood, S.E. 27 ; 19, RusseU Square, W.C. 1.
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GOOCH, Lieut. Herbert, M.B.E. (M448)
GOOCH, Ivy, M.B.E.
GOOD, Lieut.-Com. Henry John Graham, O.B.E, R.N.
(retired). GOOD, John, O.B.E.
GOOD, Minnie Agnes, Mrs., O.B.E.
GOOD, Thomas, O.B.E.
GOOD, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Saxty, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
GOODALL, Amy Sophia, M.B.E.
GOODALL, Clarence Noel, O.B.C
GOODALL, Edward Basil Herbert, M.B.E.
GOODALL, Lieut.-Col. Edward Wilberforoe, O.B.E,
M.D, R.A.M.C (T.).
GOODALL, Lieut.-Col. Edwin, C.B.E, M.D, F.R.C.P,
R.A.M.C. GOODALL, Lieut. Francis Harrison, M.B.E, R.E.
GOODALL, Capt. James Roberts, O.B.E, Can. A.M.C.
GOODALL, Stanley Vernon, M.B.E.
GOODBODY, Lydia Maria, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 15 Nov.
1857 ; d. of the late Thomas White Fisher, of Dublin ; to.
Marcus, s. of the late Marcus Goodbody, of Obelisk Park,
Blackrock. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Member of the
Executive Committee, Royal Dublin FusUier Bureau ; Chairman
of the Dependants Aid Committee, Royal Dublin FusiUers ;
Organiser and Manageress of the Dish AYar Hospital Supply
Sub-Depot, Blackrock, Co. DubUn ; Hon. Commandant of
Blackrock (No. 50) Detachment B.R.C.S. Address : Talbot
lodge, Blackrock, Co. DubUn. (M8228)
GOODCHILD, Alwyn Valerie, Mrs., M.B.E, V.D.
GOODCHILD, Major Thomas PhiUip, O.B.E.
GOODDEN, CaroUne, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 20 Sept. 1848 ;
d. ofthe Rt. Hon. Sir Bernhard Samuelson, Bart, P.C, F.R.S.
(see BURKE'S Peerage) ; to. John Robert Phelips, s. of John
Goodden of Compton House, Sherborne, and Ann his wife d.
of Rev. Robert Phelips, Vicar of Yeovil (see Burke's Landed
Gentry, Phelips of Montacute). War Work : Local President,
Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Association ; Commandant of
Auxiliary .Hospital for 20 N.CO.'s and private soldiers in own
house for 4 years. Address : Compton House, Sherborne,
Dorset. Club : Ladies' Imperial. (M8230)
GOODDEN, Major Robert Blunde, O.B.E.
GOODE, Henry Abel, C.B.E.
GOODE, Richard AUmond Jeffrey, C.B.E, 6. 1873; s. of
the late Rev. Thomas AUmond Goode, a Missionary with the
Soc. for Propagation of the Gospel, Newfoundland ; to. 1904,
Agnes, d. of Thomas Codrington, M.I.C.E, of Twickenham
Park, S.W. Educ. : Fettes Coll, Edinburgh. Appointed
Magistrate and Govt. Sec. N.-E. Rhodesia, 1900 ; Judge of
Administrator's Court and Govt. Sec, N.-W. Rhodesia, 1908 ;
Govt. Sec, N. Rhodesia; 1911. Address : Livingstone,
N. Rhodesia. Clubs : United Services (Rhodesia) ; West
Indian. (C394)
GOODE, Capt. Thomas Charles, M.B.E, 6. 26 Jan. 1881 ;
s. of Valantine Charles Goode, of Leicester ; to. Mary Agnes
Grace, d. of Edward Dobinson, of Sheffield . Educ. : St.
Mary's School, Richmond, Yorks. Commission Agent. War
Wort : Served on N.-W. Frontier, India, with 19th Yorkshire
Regt. ; Commissioned into 13th P.A. Somerset Light Infantry ;
served as Adjutant to No. 3 C.B.I. Depot, India ; Adjutant to
No. 1, Reserve Battalion (India) ; Adjutant and latterly as
Commandant to Furlough Recreation Camp, Wellington,
India. Addresses : Brampton ViUa, 114, Burton Road,
Withington, Manchester ; 27, Dickenson Street, Manchester. (M6509)
GOODE, Sir WUUam Athelstane Meredith, K.B.E, 6.
10 June, 1875 ; s. of Rev. T. A. Goode ; to. CecUia, d. of Dr.
C. A. Sippi, London, Ontario. Educ. : Foyle College, Ireland.
President of the Austrian section of the Reparation Commission,
British Director of ReUef Missions and Member of the Supreme
Economic Council, Paris, 1919 ; Liaison Officer of the Ministry
of Food with the United States and Canadian Food Administra
tion since 1917 ; Director of the Cable Department, Ministry
of Food ; Hon. Sec. and Organiser of the National Committee
for Relief in Belgium ; Member of the Newfoundland and West
Indian MiUtary Contingent Committees. Served as Purser in
British Merchant Marine ; in 4th United States Cavalry,
1894 ; Assistant Night City Editor " New York Recorder," 1895 ;
City Editor, " New York Mercury " ; with the Associated
Press of America, 1896-1904, representing them on Admiral
Sampson's flagship throughout the Spanish American War,
and in England for six years as Special Correspondent ; News
and Managing Editor, " Standard," 1904-10 ; Joint NewB
Editor, " DaUy Mail," 1911 ; Commander of the Order of the
Crown of Belgium ; Commander of the Order of Queen Isabella
the Catholic ; Hon. Sec. British Committee, Panama-Pacific Ex
position, 1914. Addresses : Vienna ; 49, Westbourne Gardens,
W. 2. Clubs : West Indian ; PUgrims ; Savage ; Press ; Royal
ulster Yacht (Belfast) ; British Schools and Universities
(New York). (K73)
GOODENOUGH, Henrietta Margaret, Hon. Lady, O.B.E,
6. 22 Feb. 1874 ; e. d. of 4th Lord Sheffield, of Alderley Park,
Chelford (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Sir William Edmund,
K.C.B, M.V.O, s. of the late James Goodenough, Commodore.
Educ. : At home. War Work : War Pensions Committee,
Portsmouth. Addresses : Parsons Pightle, Coulsdon, Surrey ;
Admiralty House, Simonstown, S.A. (03733)
GOODERHAM, 2nd Lieut. George Frederick Robert
M.B.E, R.F.A.
GOODERIDGE, Capt. Robert Aubrey, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.

GOODEVE, Capt. Thomas Edward, O.B.E., R.E.
GOODFELLOW, Thomas Ashton, C.B.E, fi. 10 Sept.
1805 ; s. of the late Thomas Goodfellow, of Hyde, Cheshire ;
to. Eleanor Winifred, d. of W. J. Robortson, of Manchester.
Educ. : The Owens CoUege, Manchester. Doctor of Medicine ;
Member of Consultative Council on Medical and Allied Services
to the Ministry of Health. War Work : Medical Officer in
charge Lawnhurst Red Cross Hospital, Didsbury and the
Didsbury Lodge AuxUiary Military Hospital ; Chahman
Manchester Medical War Committee ; Assistant County
Director, British Red Cross Society, East Lancs. Branch ;
Deputy Chairman of Committee, " John Leigh " Memorial
Hospital, Woodbourne, Brooldands, Cheshire. Address :
60, Palatine Road, West Didsbury, Manchester. Club :
Brasenose, Manchester. (C2635)
GOODHART, Lieut.-Comm. Leander McCORMICK-,
O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
GOODIER, Lieut.-Comm. Robert Simes HULME-,
O.B.E, R.N.R.
GOODISON, Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
GOODLAND, Joshua, M.B.E, 6. 17 July, 1873 ; s. of
Gillmore Goodland, of Exmouth, S. Devon ; to. Florence Annie,
d. of Dr. William Holdsworth, of Thames Ditton. Educ. :
Coombe Down, Bath and Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Barrister-
at-Law. War Work : Legal Adviser to the Priority Depart
ment of the Ministry of Munitions. Addresses : 144, Ashley
Gardens, S.W. 1. ; 1 Paper Buildings, Inner Temple. Club :
Bath. (M451)
GOODMAN, Coleman, O.B.E.
GOODMAN, Cyril, C.B.E, M.A, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
M.B, B.C., 6. 1870 ; s. of Henry Goodman, J.P, of St. Ives,
Hunts. ; to. 1902, Sue, d. of the Hon. Cassius M. Clay, of
Auvergne, Paris, and Kentucky, U.S.A. Educ : St. John's
Coll, Camb. Assist. Director-Gen.. Depart, of Public Health,
Egypt. Address : Gezira, Cairo, Egypt. Club : New
University. (C703)
GOODRICH, Walter Francis, M.B.E.
GOODSIR, Gertrude Esperance, Mrs., O.B.E.
GOODWIN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Arthur, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
GOODWIN, Aubrey, O.B.E, M.D, B.S. (Lond.), F.R.CS.
(Edin.), M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 4 Sept. 1889 ; s. of the
late Professor Alfred Goodwin, M.A, of London ; to. Elsa
Mary, d. of the late John RudhaU, of Brighton. Educ. : Univ.
Coll. School College, Medical School aud Hospital, London.
Gynaecologist and Obstetric Surgeon ; Obstetric Tutor to West
minster Hospital. War Work : T. Capt. R.A.M.C. from Oct.
1914 to March, 1919; Staff Officer to Director of Medical
Services, Malta, from Nov. 1916 to Jan. 1919, with the local
rank of Major. Addresses : 37, Cavendish Mansions, West
Hampstead, London, N.W. 6 ; 72, Wimpole Street, W. Club :
Union, Malta. (07179)
GOODWIN, Charles Arthur, M.B.E.
GOODWIN, Ernest, O.B.E, M.A. (Cantab.) late T. Capt.
Special List, 6. 17 July, 1877; s. of Felix Goodwin,
of 26, Wake Green Road, Moseley, Birmingham ; to. Mary,
d. of the late James Cook, of Ardrossan, Ayrshire. Educ. :
King Edward's School, Birmingham ; Emmanuel College,
Cambridge. War Work : Adviser on Explosives, Trench
Warfare Supply Department; Advisory Member, Trench
Warfare (Research) Dept.; Officer of the Gun Ammunition
Filling Dept. (S. section), aU of the Ministry of Munitions.
Address : 15, Stafford Terrace, Kensington, W. 8. Club :
New University. (0376)
GOODWIN, Frederiok Rice, C.B.E, 6. 17 AprU, 1873;
s. of Frederick Charles Goodwin, of London ; to. Annie Louise,
d. of Henry Harold Rogers, of London. Educ. : Peckham
Grammar School. County CouncUlor for County of Middlesex ;
President Cinematograph Association of Great Britain and
Deland. War Work : The King's Fund for the disabled
(Propaganda Committee) ; the Training of Disabled men for
Ministry of Labour and Ministry of Pensions and other work for
the Disabled. Address : Fort Haven, Shoreham-by-Sea,
Sussex. Clubs: Royal Automobile : Road. (C2636)
GOODWIN, Capt and Qr -Mr. George, O.B.E, R.E.
GOODWIN, Capt John Henry, M.B.E, MercantUe
Marine, 6. 8 June, 1850 ; s. of Edward Jonathan Goodwin,
Master Mariner, of Liverpool ; to. EmUy Caroline, d. of James
Williamson, of Kirkcudbright. Educ. : Privately. President
of the Mercantile Marine Service Association, Tower Building,
Water Street, Liverpool. War Work : At sea in the Mercantile
Marine, 1914-19 ; National Maritime Board. Address :
18, St. Catherine's Road, Bootle, Liverpool. Club : Mercantile
Marine Service Association, Tower Building, Liverpool. (M8233)
GOODWIN, John Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 3 May, 1877 ; s. of
Thomas Goodwin, of Butterley, Derbyshire ; to. Margaret Ann,
d. of Atkinson, of Pentrich. Educ. : Privately ; Ripley CoU. ;
and Ockbrook Moravian School. General Manager and
Engineer of Iron Foundries of Messrs. The Sheepbridge Coal
and Don Co, Chesterfield ; Capt. of Derbyshire Motor Trans
port, A.S.C (V.), Chesterfield ; Divisional Superintendent of
Sheepbridge and District Ambulance Brigade. War Work :
Undertook the manufacture of large practice shot for Admiralty,
received their congratulations upon the splendid success made ;
further increased output with equal success, afterwards made
all sizes of practice shot for Admiralty ; Iso made Cast Iron
Shells for Ministry of Munitions, and carr.ed out many experi
ments for them ; also made Aerial Bombs, Stokes' Shells,
Depth Charge Throwers, Trench Howitzer Bombs, making in
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all over 10,000 tons of cast iron munitions ; further, made over
10,000 tons of General Engineering casting of aU descriptions
for the requirements of Ministry of Munitions and Admiralty.
Address : The Red House, Old Whittington, Chesterfield. (M1788)
GOODWIN, Minnie, Mrs., M.B.E.
GOODWIN, Walter, M.B.E.
GOODWYN, Lieut.-Col. JuUus Henry, O.B.E.
GOODYEAR, Charles Ernest, O.B.E, A.R.CSc, Wh.
Sch, R.C.N.C, Member of the Royal Corps of Naval Con
structors, fi. 25 March, 1874 ; s. of WUUam Henry Goodyear, of
Devonport ; m. Mabel, d. of James Beesley, of Manchester and
London. Educ. : Stoke PubUc School, Devonport ; Dockyard
School, Devonport ; Royal College of Science, London ; and
Royal Naval CoU, Greenwich. Assist. Constructor, Admiralty ;
Constructor H.M. Dockyard, Portsmouth; Senior Constructor,
Admiralty ; Chief Constructor, H.M. Dockyard, Gibraltar ; for
many years Examiner to the Board of Education, in the
subject of Naval Architecture. War Work: Service for
Admiralty at Portsmouth Dockyard, and various private Ship
buUding firms, in connection with expediting the completion
of latest war vessels ; also, the fitting out of merchant vessels
for various kinds of war service. Address : Admiralty
Quarters, Rosia, Gibraltar. (010495)
GOODYEAR, Clarie Helen, M.B.E.
GOODYEAR, Lieut. Geoffrey, M.B.E, M.G.C
GOODYEAR, Mabel, M.B.E.
GOODYEAR, Percy, M.B.E.
GOODYER, Thomas Boyce, O.B.E, A.I.E.E, M.Inst.T,
fi. 1865 ; s. of Richard Boyce, of Wisbech, Cambs. ; to. Jessie
Mary, d. oi Albert Taylor, of Birmingham. Educ. : Royal
High School, Edinburgh. Traffic Manager, Birmingham
Tramways ; General Traffic Superintendent, British Electric
Traction Co, Ltd. ; Tramways Manager, Croydon Corporation
Tramways ; Hon. Sec. MetropoUtan Municipal Tramways
Council ; Member of Executive Council, Municipal Tramways
Association ; Past President, Municipal Tramways Association ;
Member of CouncU Tramways and Light Railways Association.
War Work : Hon. Sec. Tramways (Board of Trade) Committee
(MetropoUtan and East Coast Area) ; served on numerous
committees in connection with Tramways Transport during
the war. Address : Tramways Offices, Thornton Heath,
Surrey. Club : Constitutional. (010496)
GOOLD, Eng.-Comm. Hubert, O.B.E, R.N.
GOOLDEN, Lieut.-Comm. Archibald CampbeU, O.B.E,
R.N. GOOLDEN, Capt. Walter Herbert Lewis, O.B.E.
GORDON, Alexander Stewart, O.B.E, M.D. (Edin.),
D.P.H, 6. 1 Aug. 1880 : s. of Henry Gordon, of Bloomfield,
Bathgate ; to. Marguerite Evelyn, d. of AUan Fulton Brotchie,
of Costa, Orkney. Educ. : Bathgate Academy ; George
Heriot's School, Edinburgh ; Univ. of Edinburgh ; Royal Coll.
of Physicians and Surgeons, Edinburgh. FeUow Obstetrical
Society, Edinburgh ; Member of Harveian Society, Edinburgh;
M.O.H. Inverkeithing ; Assist. M.O.H, Port of St. Davids
School, and Medical Inspector ; Parish M.O, late House Surgeon,
P^oyal Infirmary, Edinburgh; M.O. Red Cross Society; M.O.
troops (R.G.A, and R.E.) Inner Forth Defences ; Medical
Referee various Life Assurance Companies ; M.O. Post Office,
Inverkeithing and North Queensferry. War Work : Ad^rniralty
Surgeon, H.M. Dockyard, Rosyth, H.M. Coastguard, and Boom
Defence, North Queensferry, H.M. W.T. Station, Rosyth ;
Assist. Medical Transport Officer, Rosyth ; organised medical
department at Rosyth where, during the war, 10,000 men were
employed ; Admiralty M.O.H. for whole Rosyth area and
H.M. Ordnance Depot, Crombie ; Casualty Surgeon, all
dockyard contractors ; M.O. Holloway Brothers, Housing
Contractors, Rosyth; M.O. National Reserve (Royal High
landers) ; M.O. Inverkeithing Emergency Ambulance Corps.
Address : Rosebery House, Inverkeithing, Fife. Club :
Dunfermline Golf. (010497)
GORDON, Lieut.-Col. Annesleyde Renzy, D.S.O, O.B.E,
R.A.V.C. ' (06188)
GORDON, Major Archibald Alexander, C.B.E, M.V.O,
J.P, Attache a la Maison Militaire de S.M. le Roi des
Beiges, fi. Sept. 1867 ; s. of the late Dr. WUUam Eagleson
Gordon, of Bridge-of-AUan, Stirlingshire ; m. Maude, d. of
the late Major General E. Davidson-Smith, of the 95th Regiment
Educ. : Edinburgh CoUegiate School ; Edinburgh University
and abroad. CA. of Edinburgh (1889) ; late Major 9th
(Highlanders) The Royal Scots ; Member of the King's Body
Guard for Scotland (Royal Company of Archers) ; from 1906-
1920, Private Secretary to the Duke of Wellington, K.G,
G.CV.O. War Work: Served with Staff of Royal Naval
Division during Siege of Antwerp ; and after same as Attache
to the MUitary Household of H.M. the King of the Belgians and
as Belgian King's Messenger (1914-18), the former of which
appointments he stUl retains ; Hon. Organiser and Hon.
Secretary of the Belgian Relief Fund : received several War
awards and cited in Belgian and French despatches. Address :
Monksbam, Maugersbury, Stow-on-the-Wbld, Gloucestershire.
Club : Constitutional, London. (C27)
GORDON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Arthur Douglas, M.B.E.
GORDON, Capt. Cedric Foskett, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.F.
. GORDON, Sir Charles Blair, G.B.E, 6. 22 Nov. 1868 ;
s. of the late John Gordon and Jane Roy ; m. Edith Annie
Brooks, Seaforth, Ontario. Educ. : Montreal High School.
Representative of Minister of Munitions and Director-General
of War Supplies for Great Britain at Washington, U.S.A.,

since 1917 ; President Dominion TextUe Co, Ltd., 112, Sfc,
James Street, Montreal ; Vice-President Bank of Montreal ;
President Penmans, Ltd. ; President HUlcrest Collieries, Ltd. :
President Dominion Glass Co. ; Vice-President Montreal
Cotton Co. ; Vice-President, C Meredith Co, Ltd. ; Director,
Royal Trust Co. ; Director, Ritz-Carlton Hotel ; Director,
Provincial Paper Co. ; Chairman, Metropolitan Parks Com
mission ; Governor, McGUl University ; Vice-Chairman of
the Imperial Munition Board, Ottawa, 1916. Address : British
War Mission, Munsey BuUding, Washington, U.S.A. Clubs:
Mount Royal (Montreal) ; Hunt. SennevUle Golf (Canada) ;
Montreal Jockey ; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht ; Royal Montreal
Polo (Montreal). . _ „ __ __ __ _ __ (G33)
GORDON, FUght-Lieut. David, O.B.E, R.A.F.
GORDON, Dora Helen, Mrs., O.B.E.
GORDON, Douglas George Hamilton, O.B.E, J.P, fi,
7 Aug. 1852 ; s. of the late Hon. Rev. Douglas H. Gordon, and
the late Lady EUen Gordon, of The Close, Salisbury (see
Bukke'S Peerage) ; to. Edith Anne, d. of — BuUock, of Faulk-
bourne Hall, Essex. Educ. : Eton. Sec, Air League of the
British Empire. War Work : Chairman of Committee "D "
of the Appeal Tribunal for the County of London and the City of
London. Address : 46, Dover Street, London, W.l. Club :
Arts. ' (010499)
GORDON, Major Edward Ian Drumearn, O.B.E.
GORDON, Major Edward Montgomery, O.B.E.. Can.
A.S.C „_,__
GORDON, Frank Lindsay, M.B.E.
GORDON, Frank Sinclair, M.B.E, R.N.
GORDON, George, M.B.E.
GORDON, Capt. George, O.B.E, 6. 7 Sept. 1886; m.
Hilda, d. of the Hon. O. H. Pearson (see Bukke'S Peerage).
Educ. : Cheltenham CoU, and R.M.C. Sandhurst. Ministry
of Pensions. War Work : Adjutant, 8th (Res.) Batt. Argyll
and Sutherland Highlanders, and 16th Batt. ArgyU and Suther
land Highlanders, Nov. 1914, to Dec. 1916 ; Navy and Army
Canteen Board, Dec. 1916, to July, 1917 ; War Office, July,
1917, to Nov. 1917 ; Ministry of National Service, Nov. 1917,
to AprU, 1919. Address : Quarry Wood HaU, Marlow, Bucks.
Club : Junior United Service. (07199)
GORDON, George Henry, M.B.E.
GORDON, George Robert, O.B.E, M.D, B.Ch, s. of
Joseph Gordon, of Ireland; m. AUce Maud, d. of George
Gordon, of London. Educ. : Dublin and Belfast. Medicine
and Surgery. War Work: M.O. in charge of Hartly College
Red Cross Hospital. Address: "Ashfield," CoUege Road,
WhaUey Range, Manchester. (010500)
GORDON, Gladys, Mrs., M.B.E.
GORDON, Grace, M.B.E.
GORDON, Capt. Grahame Masey, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
GORDON, Major Harry Francis Adam, O.B.E, York and
Lancaster Regt.. and R.A.F, 6. 8 AprU, 1887 ; s. of the late
Major-Gen. A. H. A. Gordon, of York and Lancaster Regt.;
to. Elsie Kathleen, d. of F. G. M. Kennedy, J.P, of Shelbourne,
Limerick. Edue. : Bedford and R.M.C. Sandhurst. War Work :
Active service, France and Mesopotamia. (O8104)
GORDON, Lieut.-Col. Henry Erskine, O.B.E, J.P, D.L,
Lanarkshire Yeomanry (retired), 6. 1849 ; s. of the late
John Gordon, of Aikenhead, Cathcart N.B. ; to. Bertha Apes,
d. of the late Major John Finlay, of Castle Toward, ArgyUshire.
Educ. : Private School ; Trinity CoUege, Cambridge.
Director Caledonian Railway Co, Cathcart RaUway ; Chairman
Lanarkshire and Ayrshire RaUway ; Director Union Bank of
Scotland ; Director Coltness Don Co. ; Alquife Mines and RaU
way Co. ; Warwickshire Coal Co. ; Local Chairman, Norwich
Union Insurance Society. War Work: Chairman of Ren
frewshire Tribunal ; Aikenhead Auxiliary Hospital. Address:
Aikenhead House, Cathcart. Club : Western and Automobile,
Glasgow ; New, Edinburgh ; New University, London. (0278)
GORDON, Henry Sharpe, O.B.E, J.P, s. of Henry
Gordon, of Dumfries, N.B. ; to. John Ann, d. of Hugh Gilmour,
of London. Educ. : Dumfries Academy ; Merchiston Castle,
Edinburgh. Solicitor and Banker (ret.). War Work : Hon.
Sec. Dumfriesshire Local War Pensions Committee ; Military
Representative for Dumfriesshire. Address: Glenae, Anusfield,
N.B. Clubs: Dumfries and Galloway County; Scottish
Conservative, Edinburgh; Royal Automobile, London. (O105U1
GORDON, Isidore Heyam, M.B.E.
GORDON, James, C.B.E. _,_,_,
GORDON, James Edward, O.B.E, M.R.C.S. L.R.C.P,
fi. 1872 ; s. of Jas. H. Gordon, M.D, of Salisbury; m. Blanche
Violet, d. of the late Campbell MacGUl, F.R.G.S. V.D, of
Stratford-sub-Castle, SaUsbury. Educ. : Weymouth CoUege;
Glasgow University and St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Medical
Superintendent, Isolation Hospital, Salisbury ; Hon. Physician
to Salisbury Infirmary. War Work : Chiefly at above Hospitals,
for treatment of infectious diseases amongst troops rn
the Salisbury Plain District. (°A3,,6,F
GORDON, James Scott, O.B.E. B.Sc, 6. 10 Dec. 1867 ,
s. of Robert Gordon, of Stragollen, Strabane, Co. Tyrone ; m.
Martha Jane ; d. of Alexander Moore, of Mile Cross, Co. Down.
Educ. : Edinburgh University. First Principal of CheBmre
Agricultural and Horticultural CoUege, Holmes Chapel,
Deputy Assistant Secretary and Chief Agricultural Inspector
to the Department of Agriculture for Deland. War Work ¦
Food Production under Dept. of Agriculture, Mana.
Addresses: StragoUen, Strabane, Co. Tyrone, Deland ; A'JDW
View, Montestown, Co DubUn. (OUW

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GORDON, James Tennant, O.B.E.
GORDON, Major James William, O.B.E, R.A.F.
GORDON, Capt. John de la Hay, O.B.E, M.C, Indian
Army, m. 5 Oct. 1920, at Aden, Esme Violet, d. of Cecil
Bevan. 02275.
GORDON, Lewis, C.B.E. Dop. Controller Small Arms
Munition, Ministry of Munitions ; has Legion of Honour. (C181)
GORDON, Lisa Mary, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
GORDON, Lieut.-Col. (Hon.) Mervyn Henry, C.M.G,
C.B.E, M.D. (Oxon.) 6. 22 June 1872 ; s. of Rev. Prebendary
H. D. Gordon, M.A, Rector of Harting, Sussex ; m. MUdred
Olive, d. of Sir WiUiam Power, K.C.B, F.R.S. Educ. :
Marlborough and Oxford. Bacteriologist to St. Bartholomew's
Hospital ; Member of Army Pathology Advisory Committee.
War Work : Consulting Bacteriologist to the War Office for
Oerebro-spinal fever. Address : St. Bartholomew's Hospital,
E.C. 1. (C1584)
GORDON, Lieut.-Col. PhiUp James, O.B.E, I.A.
GORDON, Robert, O.B.E, 6. 27 June, 1866 ; Clerk for
Manning duties, Mobilisation Dept, Admiralty. Address : 73,
Sydenham Road North, Croydon. (02315)
GORDON, Major Stewart, M.B.E.
GORDON, Capt. Thomas Grove, M.B.E, R.A.F.
GORDON, Paymaster-Lieut-Comm. Walter Hamilton,
O.B.E, R.D, R.N.R.
GORDON, WilUam, O.B.E, LL.D.
GORDON, Col. WilUam Eagleson, V.C, A.D.C. to the
King; 1913; 6. 4 May 1866; appointed the Gordon High
landers, 1888; served with Chitral Relief Expedition 1895,
including the storming of Malakand Pass (medal with clasp) ;
with Tirah Expeditionary Force, 1897-98 (clasp); and as
Adjutant 1st Batt. Gordon Highlanders throughout the South
African campaiga. 1899-1902 (dangerously wounded at
Magersfonteiu; despatches, V.C). Lieut.-Col. 1907; Brevet-
Col. 1913; served European War, 1914; Officer Commanding
No. 1 District, 1916-20 ; half-pay, 1920. Club : Naval and
Military. GORDON, WUliam James, O.B.E.
GORDON, Capt. William Lennox, O.B.E.
GORDON, Col. Gwynnedd CONWAY-, C.B.E, R.A.S.C,
fi. 1868 ; s. of the late Col. Lewis Conway-Gordon, CLE. ;
m. 1894, Gwyneth, d. of Sir Arthur WiUiam Mackworth'
6th Bt. (see Bukke'S Peerage). Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1524)
GORDON, John CornewaU DUFF-, M.B.E, fi. 17 Aug.
1869 ; s. of Cosmo Lewis Duff-Gordon, and g. s. of Sir WiUiam
Duff-Gordon, 2nd Bt. (see Bukke'S Peerage). War Work :
Voluntary worker, Catholic Women's League. Address :
61, Warwick Street, S.W. (M10258c)
GORDON, Lieut.-Comm. Hugh HAMILTON-, O.B.E.
GORDON, EUinorMaud, Mrs. MORE-, M.B.E, fi. 22 May,
1862; ii. of (Eneas Macbean, Writer to H.M. Signet, Edin
burgh; m. Harry, s. of George More-Gordon, Charleton,
Montrose. War Work: Commandant of No. 1 and No. 2
V.A.D. Red Cross Hospitals, Montrose, Scotland, from Jan.
1915, to April, 1919. Address : 4, Panmure Terrace, Montrose,
Scotland. (M8235)
GORDON, Edward PIRIE-, M.B.E, J.P, fi. 1853 ; s. of
Patrick Pirie-Gordon, of Buthlaw, Aberdeenshire ; to. Louisa,
a. of Rev. W. Handley, M.A, Rector of Winthorpe, Notts.
Educ : Harrow. War Work : Hon. Sec. Breconshire War
Distress Fund ; Member, Breconshire Local War Pensions
Committee ; Hon. Treas. Breconshire Soldiers' and Sailors'
FamUies Association, and Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society ;
Chairman of CrickhoweU District Tribunal, War Savings
Association, Food Control, Welcome Home Committees ; Hon.
Treas. CrickhoweU War Pensions Committee, and War Memorial
Cottage Hospital, etc. Addresses : Gwernvale, CrickhoweU,
Breconshire ; Buthlaw, Aberdeenshire. . (M8234)
GORDON, Lieut.-Col. Walter Gordon WOLRICE-,
O.B.E, fi. 29 Jan. 1861 ; s. of Henry Wolrice- Gordon, of Hall-
head and Esslemont. Educ. : Eton. Soudan, 1884 (wounded) ;
Nile Expedition, 1884-85 ; South African War, 42nd Royal
Highlanders, 1899-1902; 19th Royal FusUiers, 1915-18.
Address : Esslemont, Aberdeenshire. Clubs : Naval and
MUitary; Cavendish; Travellers'; New (Edinburgh). (05948)
GORE, Major Charles Henry, O.B.E.
GORE, Col. St. John Corbet, C.B, C.B.E, 6. 10 Dec.
1859. Educ : Winchester. Late Commanding 5th Dragoon
Guards (retired) ; Brigade Commander 2nd South Midland
Mounted Brigade 1908-11 ; MUitary Secretary, to General
fair Archibald Hunter, Aldershot Training Centre, since 1914 ;
tiazetted to 5th Dragoon Guards, 22 Jan. 1879 ; served
with the Heavy Camel Regt. in Soudan in 1884 (medal and
5™): to India in 1893 with 5th Dragoon Guards ; served as
»Utary Secretary to both Sir Baker Russell and Sir George Luck
in Bengal 1879-99 ; commanded cavalry at battle of Elands
Laagte, Oct. 1899 ; siege of Ladysmitn (despatches thrice,
Queen sMedal, 4 Clasps, King's Medal, 2 Clasps, C.B.). Clerk of
tneCheque aud Adjutant, His Majesty Body Guard. Address :
6, Hans Place, S.W. Club. : Naval and MUitary. (C182)
v £9RTEt 0aP*- Aubrey Edmond PERY-KNOX-, O.B.E.,
a-O.Y.L.I, 6. 27 Oct. 1883 ; s. of the late Edmond Pery-Knox-
«ore, of Coolcronan, BaUina, Co. Mayo ; to. Monica, d. of
Capt. J. s. Bridges, of Woodcote, Fleet, Hants, and Lady
wace Bridges (see Bukke'S Peerage). Educ : Malvern. Address :
loolcronan, BalUna, Co. Mayo. (07569)

GORE, Lieut.-Col. WUUam Arthur Gore SAUNDERS-
KNOX-. O.B.E, R.A.
GORELL, Col. Ronald Gorell Barnes, Lord, C.B.E, M.C,
B.A, 6. 16 April 1884; s. his brother as 3rd Baron, 1917.
Educ: Winchester; Harrow; Balliol Coll, Oxford. Called
to tho Bar, Inner Tomple, 1909 ; on the editorial staff of
"The Times"; formerly Capt. Rifle Brigade; Temp. Col.
and Dep. Div. of Staff Duties, War Office, 1917 ; Dep. Dir.
for Education in Army; 1918 (mentioned in despatches).
Address : 1, John St, Adelphi, W.O. Club : Garrick.
GORGES, Brig.-Gen. Edmund Howard, C.B, C.B.E.,
D.S.O, 6. 1868 ; s. of the late Capt. R. A. Gorges, R.M.A. ;
m. 1900, Sylvia Rosalie, d. of the late Lieut.-Col. Henry Fitz-
John Townshend, J.P, of Castletownshend, co. Cork. Educ :
R.M.C, Sandhurst. Entered Manchester Regt. 1887 ; Capt.
1896; Major, 1901; Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1906; Brevet Col.
1913; Lieut.-Col. W. African Regt. 1912; Comdt. thereof,
1913 ; and Col. 1917 ; served in Uganda, 1897-99 (medal with
two clasps) ; in S. Africa, 1900 (Queen's medal with two clasps) ;
in command of Turkana Punitive Expedition, 1901 (despatches) ,
in SomaUland, 1904 ; Comdg. Camel Corps aud Mounted Inf.
with Nandi Field Force, 1905-6 ; in command of 1st Batn.
King's African Rifles (despatches, medal with clasp) ; and in
Cameroon?, 1914-16, Comdg. British Contingent (despatches,
Legion of Honour) ; commanded troops in E. Africa and
Zanzibar, 1907 ; appointed a Brig. Com. 1916, with rank of
Brig.-Gen. (C1587)
GORMAN, Capt. James Thomas, M.B.E.
GORMAN, William, M.B.E.
GORMAN, Major GORMAN-, M.B.E.
GORRIE, Capt. Henry James, O.B.E, R.A.M.C (T.).
GORRINGE, EmmeUne Mary Vallance, Mrs., M.B.E,
d. of John Bradford, R.N. ; to. William Hugh, J.P, s. of
Hugh Gorringe, J.P, of Kingston-by-Sea and Southwick,
Sussex. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Superintendent of
Canteen and Hostel, National Projectile Factory, feeding 6000
daily, and Soldiers' Club, Shoreham-by-Sea ; and of Soldiers'
and Sailors Families Assoc. Address: Oving, Chichester,
Sussex. Clubs : Ladies' Army and Navy ; Forum. (M1794)
GORTON, Lieut.-Col. Sandford George, M.B.E, R.N.R,
6. 9 Oct. 1883 ; s. of Sandford Thomas Gorton, of London ;
m. Haldane Mary, d. of Rev. R. E. Hutchison, of N.S.W,
Australia. Educ,: Leatherhead; H.M.S. "Worcester."
Commanding Officer of Admiralty Cable Ship. War Work :
Submarine Cable operations for Engineering Dept. of General
Post Office at home and in Russia ; Lent to Admiralty for duty
in Anti-Submarine Division with rank of Lt. -Comdr, R.N.R.
Address ; 79, Hervey Road, Blackheath, S.E. Club : Junior
Army and Navy. (M459)
GORVIN, John Henry, C.B.E, 6. 1 Sept. 1886; s. of
John HaU Gorvin, of Bideford, Devon ; m. Winifred, d. of
Rev. James Seldon, of Newport. Mon. Educ. : King's CoUege,
London. General Secretary, International Committee for
Relief Credits, Paris. War Work : Freight Manager to Royal
Commission on Wheat Supplies ; Director of Requirements to
Allied Food Council; British Secretary to Allied Scientific
Food Commission. Officer of the Order of the Crown of
Belgium. Address : 3, Rue Francois I, Paris. Club :
Reform. (C2638)
GOSCHEN, George Joachim, Viscount, of Hawkhurst,
C.B.E, 6. 1866 ; eldest s. of 1st Viscount Goschen and Lucy,
d. of John Dailley (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; to. Lady Evelyn
Gathorne-Hardy, 5th d. of 1st Earl of Cranbrook (see Bukke'S
Peerage). Educ. : Rugby ; Balliol Coll, Oxford. Joint
Parliamentary Secretary, Board of Agriculture, since 1918 ;
late Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. East Kent Regt. ; was Private Secretary
to Governor of New South Wales, and (unpaid) to his father at
the Admiralty ; M.P. (C) E. Grinstead, Sussex, 1895-1906 ;
A.D.C to Lord Roberts, Commander-in-Chief. ; Lieut.-Col.
2/5th Buffs. East Kent Regt. Addresses : Seacox Heath;
Hawkhurst; 25, Rutland Gate, S.W. 7. Club : Carlton. (C183)
GOSCHEN, Sir WiUiam Henry Neville, K.B.E, D.L.
(Essex). 6. 30 Oct. 1865 ; s. of Henry Goschen. of Heathfield,
Addington, Surrey ; to. Christian, d. of Col. J. A. Grant, C.B,
C.S.I, of Househill, Nairn. Educ. : Eton. Partner, Goschens
and Cunliffe ; Director, Nat. Prov. and U. Bank of England ;
Chartered Bank of India, A. and Ch. ; British Trade Corp. ;
Prime Warden of Goldsmiths' Co, 1919-20; Chairman
London Clearing Bankers' Committee, and of Central Assoc.
of Bankers, 1918. War Work: Hon. Recruiting Officer,
MUitary Representative, Epping Sub- Area ; Member Committee
Financial Facilities for Trade ; Currency and Foreign Exchange
Committee, Gold Production Committee, Chairman Treasury
Committee on Housing Finance. Address : Durnngton
House, Harlow, Essex. Clubs : Carlton ; Wellington. (K377)
GOSFORD, Louisa Montague, Countess of, D.B.E,
d of the 7th Duke of Manchester ; to. Sir Archibald Brabazon
Sparrow Acheson, K.P, 4th Earl of Gosford. Is a Lady of
Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; Lady of the Bed
chamber to H.M. Queen Alexandra. Addresses: Gosford
Castle, Market HiU; RedhiU, Co. Armagh; 24, Hyde Park
Gardens, W. _, _, . _„ _ ., <D46)
GOSLING, Francis Goodwin, O.B.E, 5. 13 April, 1873 ;
s. of the late Chas. Gray Gosling, of Bermuda ; to. AUce Emily,
d. of Joseph L. Trimingham, of Bermuda. Educ : Salter's
Grammar School, Bermuda. Assistant Colonial Sec. ; Clerk
Executive Council, Registrar of Patents, Designs, and Trade
Marks ; Chairman, Board of Pilot Commissioners, Board of

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Gosling

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Fisheries, and Governors of the General Hospital. War Work :
Administrative work as Acting Colonial Sec. and Asst. Colonial
Sec. ; Recruiting, and raising of War funds. Address : Hamil
ton, Bermuda Islands. Club : RoyalBermuda Yacht. (08385)
GOSLING, Lieut.-Col. Graham, O.B.E.
GOSLING, Hon. Lieut. William, M.B.E, 6. 19 Dec.
1875 ; s. of Jacob GosUng, of Great Yarmouth. Schoolmaster ;
Headmaster, Cobholm Boys' Council School, Great Yarmouth.
War Work : War Savings Sec. ; Lieut, 2nd Batt. Norfolk
Volunteers. Address : 112, Southtown, Great Yarmouth. (M8237)
GOSLING, Major WiUiam Richard, O.B.E.
GOSS, Surg.-Lieut. LesUe Stewart, O.B.E.
GOSS, LiUan May, M.B.E. ; d. ot Col. A. J. Y. Goss, of
Little Sneed, Stoke Bishop, Bristol. Edue : Cheltenham Ladies'
Coll. War Work : Visited the British Hospitals, and for 2_
years had charge of a branch of the Bristol Inquiry Bureau at
the Southmead Section, 2nd Southern General Hospital, Bristol.
(M8238)
GOSSAGE, Alfred Milne, C.B.E, M.D, F.R.C.P, 6.
13 Mar. 1864 ; s. of WUliam Herbert Gossage, of Melbourne,
Australia ; to. Bertha PUlans, d. of PUlans Stevenson, of
Montreal, Canada. Educ. : Clifton CoUege, Magdalen CoUege,
Oxford. Senior Medical Assessor, Ministry of Pensions ;
late Senior Physician, Westminster Hospital and East London
Hospital for children ; Examiner in Medicine, Universities of
Oxford and Durham and Conjoint Board, London. War Work :
Major, R.A.M.C, (T.) ; Ministry of Pensions. Addresses :
118, Gloucester Place, Portman Square, W. 1 ; Houndesfield,
Chalfont St. GUes. Club : SavUe. (C2639)
GOSSAGE, Major Charles Ingram, O.B.E, A. O.C.
GOSSE, Hope Wilkes, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.
GOSTLHTO, Thomas Preston, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
L.S.A, 6. 22 Sept. 1858 ; s. of T. P. Gostling, of Dis3 ; to.
Margaret, d. of Ray McCall, of Worthing. Educ: Paul aud
Cadge, Norwich ; Univ. CoU. Hospital, London. Consulting
Surgeon, Worcester General Infirmary. War Work : Surgeon
to, and member of, Committee Of BattenhaU V.A.D. Hospital,
Worcester; Surgeon in charge of Soldiers, Worcester General
Infirmary. Address : Sunnyside, Winchester Road, Worthing. (011805)
GOTT, Violet Alice, Mrs., O.B.E, 5. 1868 ; d. of General
Waddington, J.P, of Pangboume, Berks ; m. Colonel George
Arthur Gott, J.P, s. of William Gott, of Armley House, Leeds.
War Work : Commandant of Alton Red Cross AuxUiary
Hospital; Vice-President British Red Cross Society, Alton
Division, Hants Branch. Address : WiUhaU, Alton, Hants. (01384)
GOTT, Capt. Walter, O.B.E, of Lithgows, Ltd, Ship-,
builders, Port Glasgow, 6. 17 Oct. 1880 ; s. of E. Gott, of
Bradford ; to. Kitty, d. of J. Harland, of Bradford. Educ:
Bradford Grammar School. War Work : Royal Engineers
(Inland Waterways and Docks) ; and Statistical Officer to
ControUer-General of Merchant Shipbuilding (Ministry of
Shipping). Address : 38, Campbell Street, Greenock. (010503)
GOTTO, Capt. Robert Porter Corry, O.B.E, 6. 20 Jan.
1881 ; s. of A. C. Gotto, C.E., B.Sc, of Belfast ; to. Olive, d.
of R. B. Walkington, J.P, of Belfast. Educ : Uppingham.
Managing Director, James P. Corry & Co, Ltd, Timber
Importers, Belfast. War Work : Army Service Corps, Egypt,
Sinai, Palestine, Syria. Address : The Laurels, Adelaide
Park, Belfast. Club : Ulster Reform. (06189)
GOTTS, John Benjamin, O.B.E.
GOUDGE, J. A, C.B.E. For work in connection with
the welfare of ex-officers. (C3145)
GOUDGE, Joseph Ernest, O.B.E, I.C.S, 6. 22 AprU
1869 ; s. of Joseph Goudge, of Swindon, WUts. ; m. PhyUis
Ethel, d. of John Hooke, of Crovdon. Educ. : Queen's Coll
Taunton, and Pembroke Coll, Oxford. Indian CivU Service,
United Provinces. War Work: Recruiting work in Oudh
Address : c/o Messrs. Grindlay & Co, 54, Pariiament Street,
S.W. Club : The East India United Service, S.W. (O2061)
GOUDIE, Peter Augustus, O.B.E, 6. 20 May, 1879 •
s. of ~ft UUam Payne Goudie, of Derby. Editor, " Continental
Daily MaU," Paris. Address: 34, Rue des Vignes, Passv,
Pans. (O10505)
GOUGH, Lieut.-Col. Alan Percy George, CM.G, C B E
D.S.O J.P, D.L, fi. 1863 ; s. of the late Gen. Sir John Bloom
field Gough, G.C.B, of Knockeevan, Clonmel, co. Tipperary •
to. 189o, Mary Georgina Lloyd, d. of the late Francis WiUiam
Lloyd Edwards (see Bukke'S Peerage, Ashtown, B.). Educ ¦
Wellington CoU. Entered Roy. Welsh FusiUers, 1882 ; Capt
1892; Major 1900; retired, 1902; served with Burma
Expedition 1885-87 (despatches twice, medal with clasp); in
S. Africa, 1899-1902 (despatches twice, Queen's medal with
five clasps. King's medal with two clasps); during Great
War> 1914-16 (despatches) ; formerly Major and Hon.
Lieut.-Col. Denbighshire Imperial Yeo.; Hon. Lieut -Col
Reserve of Officers. Address : Gelliwig, PwllheU, N Wales'
Club : Naval and Military. cri <;sai
GOUGH, Arthur Edward, O.B.E. ( 5S8)
RSf^S' M.ai°* Artl""1 Trevor, O.B.E, M.C, R.F.A.
isSi • { feleut- Herbert John, M.B.E, B.Sc, 6. 26 AprU,
thpWi i\f Hen5' ,James Gough' of EaIiD8 ; m. Sybil, d. of
S.wf d i~ESeI Polme3' of CoggeshaU. Educ. : Univ. CoU.
?fii?^i"„ Research Engmeer ; Assistant in Engineering
K™°'' National Physical Laboratory. Wa? Work:
ServUl in ^Ct~Ve SerTe ™}~~ the E°yal Engineers (Signal
Service) m France ; mentioned in despatches, Nov. 1917 in

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connection with hattie of Arras, and subsequent advance-
awarded M.B.E. (MUitary Division) for maintaining forward'
telephone communications, Aug. to Sept. 1918. Address -
8, Christehurch Avenue, Teddington, Middlesex. (M3126)
GOUGH, Joseph Salmon, O.B.E, J.P. '
GOUGH, Kathleen Mona, M.B.E, 6. 1886; d. ot Col
Hon. G. H. Gough, C.B. (see Bukke'S Peerage). Address: IS
Grosvenor Place, S.W. 1. (M8240)
GOUGH, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Robert Thomas, M.B.E
R.E. GOUK, WiUiam, M.B.E.
GOULD, Lieut.-Col. Sir AUred Pearce, K.C.V.O, C.BJS
M.S., F.R.CS, 6. 1852 : s. of Rev. George Gould, of Norwich •
m. Florence, d. of late Rt. Hon. Lord Justice Lush. Educ.':
Amersham HaU School, University CoUege and Medical School'.
Consulting Surgeon, Middlesex Hospital ; late Vice-Chancellor,
University of London. War Work : Surgeon-in-Charge and
later Officer Commanding, Third London General Hospital,
Aug. 1914 to Aug. 1920 ; Member and Chairman of Health
Committee of Advisory Committee ; of the Statutory Pensions
Committee ; Medical Member of Officers' Appeal Board under
Ministry of Pensions ; Medical Member of Officers' Appeal
Tribunal under the Lord ChanceUor ; Chairman of Executive
Committee of the War Emergency Fund. Addresses: 10,
Queen Anne Street, W. 1 ; Ashe, Ashburton. Clubs:
Athenaeum ; University of London. (C1589)
GOULD, Claude WiUiam Shepard, M.B.E.
GOULD, Harold MUler, M.B.E, 6. 15 May, 1889 ; s. of
George Gould, of Ipswich ; to. Robina WUUamson, d. of George
Melvin, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Ipswich Middle School. War
Work : Y.M.C.A. work, England, 1914 ; France, 1915-19.
Address : 1, Brunswick Square, Gloucester. (M1796)
GOULD, WiUiam Edward Thomas, M.B.E.
GOULD, Lieut. Willis, O.B.E.
GOULD, Capt. Edward Sabine BARING-, O.B.E.;
R.A.S.C. GOULDEN, Capt. Charles Bernard, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
GOULDING, Major and Qr.-Mr. Edward Sainsbury,
O.B.E, T.D, fi. 11 Sept. 1875 ; s. of E. K. Goulding, of Liverpool.
Fellow of the Society of Incorporated Accountants. War Wort :
Serving as quartermaster of the 6th (Rifle) Battn. The King's \
Liverpool Regt. on outbreak of war ; assisted to mobilise the
battalion, went to France with it in Feb, 1915, and served
abroad with the battalion untU demobUisation ; twice men
tioned in despatches ; has been for many years Secretary of the
Lancashire Rifle Association, and interested in the promotion
of Rifle Shooting. Addresses : 4, WeUesleyRoad, Princes Park,
Liverpool. Club : Conservative, Liverpool. (02533)
GOULDING, Harry Wilson, O.B.E, 6. 25 Feb. 1858;
s. of Thomas Alfred Goulding, of Cam, Glos. ; to. Mary, d. of
George Hadley, of Cam, Glos. Educ : Brownes Green Colle
giate School, and Wolverhampton Grammar School. Con
sulting Engineer, late Chief Engineer, Soho Foundry, Birming
ham ; Messrs. Palmer's, Ltd, and Woolwich Arsenal, R.C.D. ;
work embraced Mechanical, Electrical, and Constructional
Engineering and Building Construction. War Work : Special
Investigator, Ministry of Munitions of War ; Chief DUution
Officer, and Chairman of the Enlistment Complaints Ctommittee,
South Western Division. Address: 28, Lyndon Road,
Olton, Warwickshire. (010508)
GOUT, Lieut. Evelyn Rudolf Albert John, M.B.E.
GOVER, Capt. WiUiam Cyril, O.B.E, R.G.A.
GOVINDARAJULU, Rose, M.B.E. (M6149)
GOW, Major Peter Graham, M.B.E.
GOW, Capt. Reginald Ronald, O.B.E.
GOWAN, Major Francis Edward, O.B.E. ; s. of F. E.
Gowan, of Kinsale, Co. Cork ; m. Ora, d. of Rev. John Magill,
of Carnlough, Co. Antrim. Educ : King's Coll, London.
War Work : Served on the Staff of the Financial Adviser to
the Commander-in-Chief, British Expeditionary Force, France,
1915-19, with rank of Major ; mentioned in despatches.
Addresses : War Office ; and Woodlands, Constable Close,
Golders Green, London, N.W. 4. (010509)
GOWAN, George D'OUer, M.B.E.
GOWANS, Capt. James Dakers, O.B.E.
GOWANS, Thomas, O.B.E.
GOWARD, Major Raymond Spencer, M.B.E.
GOWER, Lieut. John Forbes, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
GOWER, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. John Richard, M.B.E.
GOWER, Sir Robert Vaughan, Kt. Bach, O.B.E. ,F.R.G.S,
J.P, CC, 6. Nov. 1880 ; e. s. of tbe late Alderman Joshua
Robert Gower, J.P, of Boughton House, Tunbridge Wells;
m. Dorothy Susan Eleanor, o. d. of the late Herbert McClellon
Wills, D.L, J.P, of Exeter, Co. Devon, and 1st cousin of the
1st Baron Lee of Fareham. Educ. : Privately. Law Society
Honours and Final, 1903 ; Alderman, Borough Royal of Ton-
bridge WeUs, since 1913 ; Deputy Mayor, 1910-11-12-13 :
Mayor, 1917-18-19 ; County CounciUor for Kent since 1910 ;
J.P. for Tunbridge Wells ; appointed MUitary Representative,
Kent Tribunal, 1915-17; Commissioner (L.G.B, unpaid)
for promoting co-operation amongst traders to secure carrying
on of businesses of men caUed to colours ; FeUow of Society of
Genealogists ; President of Society of Prevention and Relief
of Cancer; Member of General CouncU of National Canine
Defence League, and of the Vermin Repression Society;
Member of Law Society ; Liveryman, Needlemakers' Society ;
Chairman, Tunbridge Wells Conservative and Unionist Associa
tion. Address : Boughton Colemars, Matfield, Kent. Clubs :
Carlton; Junior Carlton ; United ; Kent County. (03738)

BIOGRAPHIES.

Graham

GCWER, Capt. Cecil Octavius Gresham LEVESON-,
M.B.E. GOWER, Col. Charles Cameron LEVESON-, C.M.G,
0.B.E, fi. 30 June, 1866 ; s. of the late Capt. H. B. B. Leveson-
Gower, of BiU HU1, Berks (see Burke's Peerage); m. Beatrice,
d. of H. F. Makins, of 180, Queen's Gate, S.W. Educ : Chelten
ham Coll. Late Indian Cavalry, and Royal Field ArtiUery.
War Work : Commanded Brigade, R.F.A, in France, 1915-16 ;
Inspector of Guns, 1917-19. Address : 13, Cottesmore
Gardens, Kensington. Club : Cavalry. (07387)
GOWING, Major Reginald Mack, O.B.E, Aust. A.M.C.
GOWING, Warden, O.B.E.
GRACE, George WilUam, O.B.E, 6. 1880 ; s. of James
Grace, of Sunderland ; m. Gertrude, d. of R. T. Boothroyd, of
West Hartlepool. Director of Connell and Grace, Ltd, The
Quayside Shipping Co, Ltd, and The Side Shipping Co, Ltd,
Newcastle. War Work : Some time in the Royal Engineers
(Inland Waterways and Docks Dept.) ; transferred 1917 to the
Ministry of Shipping, where, under Sir Ernest W. Glover, was
responsible for the management of the large fleet of Scandi
navian vessels requisitioned by the British Government during
the War. Addresses : Proctor House, Newcastle-on-Tyne ;
Leasyde, Gosforth. Newcastle-on-Tyne. (010510)
GRACE, Lieut. Theodore PhiUip, M.B.E.
GRACE, Gladys Sheffield, Mrs. Raymond Sheffield
HAMILTON-, C.B.E.
GRACEY, Edmund, M.B.E.
GRACEY.Hugh Kirkwood, C.B.E, J.P, I.C.S, 6. 23 Nov.
1868 ; s. of David Gracey, of Banbridge ; m.IMabel AUce (M.B.E.),
i. of George Frederick BerriU. Educ : City of London School
and St. Catharine's CoUege, Cambridge. Commissioner of the
Kumaon Division, United Provinces, India ; was also settle
ment officer of Cawnpore, and has been district officer of many
districts ; is ex-officio poUtical agent to H.H. The Raja of
Tehri (Garhwal). War Work : Was in administrative charge
of all branches of war work, including the organization of
recruiting and wax loans, in the Gorakhpur division, U.P. ;
was also a member of the provincial war committee ; mentioned,
for valuable war services, in the Gazettes of India, dated 3 June,
1918, and 29 July, 1919. Address : Hatton HaU, Naini Tal,
TJ.P, India. (C1967)
GRACEY, Mabel AUce, Mrs., M.B.E.
GRACIAS, Hyginus Dominie, M.B.E. (MC150)
GRACIE, Sir Alexander, K.B.E, M.V.O, 6. 14 Nov.
1860; m. Catherine FuUerton, d. of Walter Rutherford of
Glasgow. Chairman and Managing Director, Messrs. Cammel
Laird & Co, Ltd. Address : Montgomerie Crescent, Glasgow.
Club : Junior Carlton. (K74)
GRACIE, Lieut. Duncan McAuley, M.B.E, R.N.V.R.
GRACIE, Major Farquhar, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.).
GRACIE, Robert Spencer, O.B.E.
GRACIE, WilUam McAuley, M.B.E, A.MJnst.T, 6.
14 Sept. 1887 ; s. of Duncan Gracie, of H.M. Customs, MovUle ;
m. Olga Mary, d. of WiUiam Kaye, of Doncaster. Educ. :
Privately. Chief Clerk, Chief Goods Manager's Office, Great
Central RaUway. War Work : Transport arrangements in
connection with Government traffic. Address : Fernlea,
Harrow-on-the-HUl. (M8243)
GRADDON, Ernest Edgar, O.B.E.
GRAEME, Patrick Neal Sutherland, C.B.E. J.P,
Deputy Judge Advocate, CivU Branch of Judge Advocate-
General's Office. (C3146)
GRAFF, Francis Stephen, O.B.E, fi. 28 Feb. 1868 ; s. of
Stephen J. Graff, C.B, of 45, Amherst Road, Ealing. Educ. :
Privately. Sec. of the Agricultural Organisation Society. War
Work : Agricultural organisation ; served on committees at
Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Food. Address : 50,
Conrtfield Gardens, West Ealing. Club : National Liberal.
(010512)
GRAFTON, Alexander, O.B.E.
GRAHAM, Lieut. Allan James, C.B.E, B.A, 6. 16 May,
1883 ; s. of John Graham, of Mohrcroft, Aigburth Drive,
Liverpool ; m. Norah Russell, d. of WiUiam Delafield. Educ. :
Marlborough aud Trinity CoU, Oxford. War Work : Lieut.
Liverpool Scottish, and later Commercial Adviser to the
British Legation, Copenhagen. Address : 158, Fenchurch
Street. Club : Prince's. (C2640)
GRAHAM, Arthur John Wood, O.B.E.
_ GRAHAM, Major Charles Frederick OUver, O.B.E,
R.M.L.I. GRAHAM, Lieut.-Col. Charles Percy, C.B.E, D.S.O.
GRAHAM, Capt. Charles Ronald, O.B.E.
GRAHAM, Major Charles Townley, O.B.E, I.A.
GRAHAM, Rev. Christopher, O.B.E, M.A, R.N.
GRAHAM, Christopher Colborne, M.B.E.
GRAHAM, Lieut. Cuthbert, M.B.E, R.E.
_, GRAHAM, Major David James, O.B.E, M.D,
S.E.C.P R.A.M.C (T.).
GRAHAM, Capt. David Livingstone, O.B.E, M.B.
GRAHAM, David Morgan, M.B.E, J.P.
GRAHAM, Duncan, O.B.E.
GRAHAM, GUbert Maxwell Adair, C.B.E, 6. 19 June,
1883 ; s. of James N. Graham, D.L, of Carfin and Stonebyres,
Lanarkshire ; m. PhyUis Elinor, d. of F. de Mierre Turner, of
Oporto. Educ. ; Eton, and New College, Oxford. War Work :
berved on the Quartermaster-General's Staff at the War Office.
Address : Quinta da Povoa, Oporto, Portugal. Cfofis .• Union ;
Bath ; New (Edinburgh). (C1590)

GRAHAM, Major Harold John, O.B.E.
GRAHAM, Helen, M.B.E.
GRAHAM, James, C.B.E, 6. 26 Nov. 1870 ; s. of James
Graham, of Stirling, N.B. ; m. Louisa Edith, d. of Robert Rule,
of Glasgow and Crieff. Educ. : Charterhouse and Glasgow
University. War Work ; Commercial Assistant in Ministry
of Shipping, AprU, 1917, to Feb. 1919. Addresses : Hollingden-
Woldingham, Surrey ; 7, East India Avenue, E.C Clubs :
Thatched House ; Public Schools. (C2641)
GRAHAM, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. James, M.B.E, D.C.M.
GRAHAM, James, M.B.E, B.A, R.U.I, fi. June, 1861;
s. of James Graham, of Carnlea, Ballymena, Co. Antrim, Ireland
Educ. : The Model School, Ballymena ; Private tuition ;
Correspondence CoU, Burlington House, Cambridge. Sur
veyor, H.M. Customs and Excise, Long Room, Custom House,
London. War Work : During the War was Surveyor in charge
of the Special Export Branch, established for the initial depart
mental control of merchandise, etc, allowed to be entered at
the Custom House, London, for exportation to foreign destina
tions under the Law and Regulations relating to Trading with
the Enemy. Address: 11, Thornby Road, Lower Clapton,
N.E. (M6639)
GRAHAM, Capt. James Wells, O.B.E.
GRAHAM, Jannet, M.B.E.
GRAHAM, Capt. John Irvine, C.B.E, R.N, fi. 17 July,
1862 ; s. of Colonel J. H. Graham ; m. Hazel Dorothy, d. of
General Sir Thomas Graham, K.C.B. Educ. : Elizabeth
College, Guernsey, and Royal Navy. Captain R.N. (retired),
and now Inspector-General of Customs, Waterguard. Address :
48, Evelyn Gardens, S.W. 7. Club : Army and Navy. (C2642)
GRAHAM, Major John St. John, O.B.E.
GRAHAM, Joseph, O.B.E.
GRAHAM, Lieut.-Col. Joseph WiUiam, O.B.E, R.E.
GRAHAM, Mary Bremner, O.B.E.
GRAHAM, Mary Louise, Marchioness of, O.B.E, 6. 1 Nov.
1884 ; d. of 12th Duke of Hamilton (see Burke's Peerage) ; to.
James, Marquess of Graham, s. of 5th Duke of Montrose, of
Buchanan Castle (see Bukke'S Peerage). War Work : Vice-
President Red Cross, Plomesgate Division, Suffolk, and Arran
Division, Bute ; worked 1 year 10 months as V.A.D. in Easton
Park Red Cross Hospital, Suffolk ; 51 months as probationer
in Scottish National Red Cross Hospital ; 1 year 11 months
as Commandant Arran AuxUiary Red Cross Hospital, Isle
of Arran. Address : Brodick Castle, Isle of Arran. (0382)
GRAHAM, Maurice, C.B.E. For valuable services to
the Ministry of Shipping in the capacity of Construction
Engineer. (C3147)
GRAHAM, Lieut.-Col. Robert Balfour, M.B.E, V.D,
F.R.CS, D.P.H, J.P, 6. 25 Aug. 1859 ; s. of the late Rev.
M. H. N. Graham, Minister of Parish of Maxton ; to. EUa, d.
of Henry T. Balfour, of Clock House, E. Barnet. Educ. :
Welfield Academy Kelso Grammar School ; Edinburgh Univ. ;
and Medical School. M.O.H. Leven ; County Director Ftfo
Red Cross ; Member. War Pensions Committee and Soldiers'
and Sailors' Help Society, etc. War Work : Lieut.-Col.
R.A.M.C. ; County Director Red Cross, 1913-14 ; 1915-16,
Senior Medical Officer, Command Depot for wounded men ;
1916-17, President Headquarters and Special Recruiting
Medical Boards ; 1917-18, Officer Commanding Hospital for
Officers. Address : Levenbank, Leven, Fife. Club : Scottish
Conservative (Edin.). (M8246)
GRAHAM, Lieut.-Col. Robert Blackall, C.B.E, 6. 1874 ;
s. of Col. R. B. Graham. Educ. : WeUington Coll, and R.M.C
N.-W. Frontier of India 1897-98 (medal with clasp) ; S. Africa,
1899-1900 (Queen's medal with clasp) ; Great War, 1914-19
(mentioned in despatches). Address : Malvern Lodge,
Cheltenham. (C1458)
GRAHAM, 2nd Lieut. Robert Clark, M.B.E, R.A.F.
GRAHAM, Lieut. Ronald, M.B.E.
GRAHAM, Sophia Augusta, M.B.E. ; d. of Rev. Malise
jteginald Graham, of Arthuret, Longtown, Cumberland. Educ. :
Privately. President of Northern Ladies' Hockey Association ;
Diocesan Head of G.F.S. Sick Department ; Member of Cumber
land Nursing Association Executive Committee ; Sec. of
Longtown and District Nursing Association ; Member of
Committee (Executive) of Cumberland Branch of the British
Red Cross Society ; Chairman of Executive Committee of
Association for Rescue and Preventative Work, Carlisle ;
Governor of Cumberland Infirmary ; Member of Longtown
War Pensions Sub-Committee ; Commandant Cumberland
V.A.D. 18 (Longtown) ; a Manager of the Arthuret and
Kirkandrews-upon-Esk CouncU Schools. War Work : Com
mandant of Claremont, Scaurbank and Glingerbank Hos
pitals, Longtown, Cumberland ; Member of the Cumberland
and Westmorland Red Cross Working Party Committee ;
Member of the Cumberland War Agricultural Committee.
Address : Arthuret, Longtown, Cumberland. Clubs : V.A.D.
Ladies', London ; North London Rifle ; Ladies', CarUsle. (M3676)
GRAHAM, Sydney, C.B.E.
GRAHAM, Eng.-Comm. Thomas Alexander, O.B.E,
R.N.R. GRAHAM, Thomas Harkness, O.B.E, 6. 5 Sept. 1880 ;
s. of John Graham, of Lochmaben ; m. Ruth, d. of Harry
Kennedy, of Bootle. Educ. : University of Liverpool.
Librarian, Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh ; Registrar
of the Branch Medical CouncU for Scotland. War Work :
Secretary of the Scottish Medical Service Emergency Committee ;

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Graham

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Secretary of the Central Professional Committee for Scotland,
under the MUitary Service (Medical Practitioners' Regulations)
Act ; Secretary of the Advisory Medical Board for Scotland,
Ministry of National Service. Address: 8, Keith Terrace,
BlackhaU, Midlothian. Club : Scottish Arts, Edinburgh. (01380)
GRAHAM, Capt. Vivien Horace, O.B.E, Can. A.S.C
GRAHAM, Capt. Walter, M.B.E, C.A.F.
GRAHAM, WilUam, M.B.E, 6. 14 Dec. 1894 ; s. of A.
Graham, of Bradford ; m. Bessie, d. of G. Warnock, of Strat-
haven, N.B. Educ. : Bradford and London. Official of Board
of Trade. War Work : Sec. of Trade and Licensing Committee,
and Dves Dept. Board of Trade ; represented the U.K. at
various" International Conferences on dyes, particularly regard
ing the supply of dyes by Germany as reparation under the
Peace Treaty. Addresses : Downs Court Road, Purley ; Board
of Trade, Great George Street, S.W. 1. (M8249)
GRAHAM, Eng.-Comm. WiUiam Air, O.B.E, R.N.R,
R.A.M.C. GRAHAM, Capt. WilUam Thomson, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
6. 1885 ; s. of J . T. Graham, M.D, M.R.C.S, of Perth. Educ :
Perth Academy ; Edinburgh Univ. War Work : Served with
Mesopotamia and Egyptian Expeditionary Forces, 1914-19.
Address : c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, 3, WhitehaU Place, London,
S.W. 1. (06190)
GRAHAM, Wimfred Maud, Mrs. OgUvie, M.B.E., 6. 23
Sept. 1893; d. of Rev. Canon J. B. Harford, of Ripon Cathedral;
m. Capt. OgUvie Blair Graham. D.S.O, s. of 0. B. Graham, of
Larchfield, Lisburn. Educ. : Malvern ; Oxford. War Work :
Headquarters, Q.M.A.A.C, France. Addresses : Larchfield,
Lisburn, Co. Down, Deland ; c/o 4th Batt. Rifle Brigade,
Quetta, Baluchistan. (M4505)
GRAHAM, Capt. Hamilton Maurice HOWGRAVE-,
O.B.E. GRAINGER, Edwin Charles, M.B.E, M.C, fi. 24 July,
1879 ; s. of Edwin Grainger, of Cbilworth, Surrey ; m. Fannie,
d. of John Hale. Educ. : Secondary Schools. War Work :
Served with the Queen's W. Surreys, from Aug. 1914, to April,
1918, in France and Belgium ; 11th R. Sussex Regt, Sept. 1918,
to Aug. 1920, in N. Russia. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co.
(M6997)
GRANARD, Beatrice, Countess of, O.B.E, d. of
Ogden Mills, of Haatsbury, Duchess County, U.S.A. ;
m. Right Hon. Bernard Arthur WiUiam Patrick Hastings
Forbes, Stb Bail of Granard, K.P, G.CV.O. Addresses:
Forbes House, Halkin Street, S.W. ; Castle Forbes, Newtown
Forbes, Co. Longford ; 73, Rue do Varenne, Paris. (010516)
GRANDIN, Capt. Ernest, M.B.E.
GRANGE, Major Charles D'Oyly, O.B.E, F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C, 6. 29 Aug. 1887; s. of W. D'Oyly Grange, M.D, of
Harrogate ; m. Dorothea, d. of the late C. J. Forster, of Gates-
head-on-Tyne, Educ. : Harrogate CoU . : Univ. of Leeds ;
St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Assistant Surgeon, Harrogate
Infirmary. War Work : Officer in Charge Surgical Division,
Northumberland War Hospital, Newcastle-on-Tyne, May,
1915, to June, 1919, Address : 104, Station Parade, Harro
gate. (08818)
GRANT, Agnes Jane, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of Robert Ross, of
Cape Town, S. Africa ; m. Alexander Fraser Grant, s. of
Duncan Grant, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Private School, Cape
Town. War Work : Organising and managing a canteen tor
sailors and soldiers at Simon's Bay, South Africa. Address :
Bosky DeU, Simonstown, S. Africa. Clubs ; Services, London ;
Alexandra, Cape Town. (M8250)
GRANT, Alexander, O.B.E, 6. 1869; s. of Alexander
Grant, of Edinburgh ; to. Margaret St. Clair, d. of John
Dunnett, of Bower, Caithness. Educ. : Edinburgh. On the
staff of the " Glasgow Herald," 1892-1918 ; ParUamentary
Staff, 1899-1918 ; Council of the Newspaper Press Fund
1907-19. War Work : Appointed Superintendent of Publicity,
Ministry of Pensions, April, 1918 ; Organiser of the King's
Fund for Disabled Officers and Men, Nov. 1918, to June,
1920 Address: 11, SaUord Road, Streatham HiU, S.W. 2.
Club : London Press. (010517)
GRANT of DRUMINNOR, Alexander PhiUp Fullerton,
M.B.E, fi. 29 May, 1887 ; s. of PhiUp Alexander HoUand
(latterly Grant). Educ: Eton and Cambridge. Agricul-.
turalist; Inspector of smaU live stock. Ministry of Agriculture.
War Work: Ministry of Munitions (MUitary Personnel), 1915-20.
Address : Druniinnor, Rhynie, Aberdeenshire. Clubs : New
Univ. ; Farmers'. (M3677)
GRANT, Major Andrew, M.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C
GRANT, Lieut.-Col. Sir Arthur, Bt, C.B.E, D.S.O,
J.P, D.L, Gordon Highlanders, late 12th Lancers, retired
1909, 6. 14 Sept. 1879 ; second s. of 9th Bart, and Mary, d. of
Capt. H. Sholto-Douglas, late 42nd Highlanders ; in. Evelyn,
7th d. of the late ColUngwood L. Wood, of Freeland, Perthshire.
Entered Army 1899 , served South Africa 1899-1902 (de
spatches, Queen's medal, 5 clasps, King's medal, 2 clasps,
D.S.C); Great War, 1914-15 (wounded). Address: House
of Monymusk, Aberdeen. Clubs: Carlton; Naval and
MUitary ; Royal AutomobUe ; Royal Northern (Aberdeen). (C2113)
GRANT, Eng.-Capt. Arthur Robert, C.B.E, R.N.
GRANT, Lieut. Arthur Syme, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
GRANT, Capt. Charles Cameron, M.B.E.
GRANT, Capt. Donald Ernest, M.B.E.
GRANT, Duncan Walter, C.B.E.
GRANT, Emma Egerton, Mrs., M.B.E ; to. Charles E.

Grant, D.L. War Work : Hon. Sec. Naval and MiUtary War
Pensions Committee ; Vice President Scottish Branch British
Red Cross Society. Address : Monkcastle, KUwinning,
Ayrshire. (M8251)
GRANT, Ethel OgUvie, M.B.E.
GRANT, Major James Forgan, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, 6.
23 Nov. 1882. Educ. : Marischal CoU, Aberdeen. Com
missioned, July, 1907. War Work: Convoy duty, 1914-15;
India, 1915-16; Mesopotamia, 1917-18; Kurdistan, 1919.
Address : c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, 3, WhitehaU Place, London.
Club: Caledonia. (09762)
GRANT, Sec. Lieut. LesUe lam, M.B.E, MM, R.E.
GRANT, LiUan, Mrs., O.B.E.
GRANT, Capt. Malcolm Kenneth, O.B.E, R.N.
GRANT, NeU Forbes, C.B.E, 6. i Aug. 1882 ; s. of Jamea
Grant, of Forres, Scotland. Educ. Milne's Institution, Focha
bers ; Edinburgh University ; Oxford University (Scholar
of Brasenose CoUege). JournaUst; Foreign Editor of the
" Morning Post " since 1918. War Work : Attached Foreign
Office and subsequently Ministry of Information, acting as
Editor of Cables and Wireless Section. Address: 12,
Merton HiU Road, Wimbledon, S.W. Club : United University. (C971)
GRANT, Norman, M.B.E.
GRANT, Capt. Robert Charles, O.B.E.
GRANT, Col. Ronald Charles, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1864;
8. of Lieut.-Col. James Murray Grant, of East London, Cape
Colony ; m. 1898, Mina, d. of the Rev. James Stewart, M.D,
D.D, of Lovedale, S. Africa. Basutoland, 1880-81 (medal
with clasp) ; S. Africa. 1899-1900 (despatches, Queen's medal
with four clasps. King's medal with two clasps) ; Lieut.-Col.
and temporary Col. Union of S. Africa, Permanent Force. (02399)
GRANT, Col. Samuel Charles Norton, C.B, CM.G,
C.B.E, 6. 1854 ; s. of the late George Grant, R.N. ; m. 1882,
Ina, d. of the late Maj.-Gen. J. C. Blackwood De Butts, R.E.
Entered R.E. 1874 ; Capt. 1885 ; Major, 1894 ; Lieut.-Col.
1901 ; Brevet Col. 1904 ; and Col. 1908 ; retired, 1911 ; served
in S. Africa, 1900 (despatches) ; employed under Colonial
Office in Cyprus, 1878-79 and 1880-86 ; in W. Africa, 1895-96 ;
and under Foreign Office with Anglo-Portuguese Boundary
Commn. 1892-93 ; with Venezuela Boundary Arbitration
Commn. 1899 ; and on Indian Topographical Survey Commn.
1905 ; was D.A.A.G at Head Quarters, 1897-99 ; Director-Gen.
of Ordnance Survey Board of Agriculture and Fisheries,
1908-11. Address : The White Cottage, Norton, near Tar- .
mouth, Isle of Wight. (C508)
GRANT, Selwyn Seafield, O.B.E, M.I.E.E, 6. 16 Sep.
1877 ; s. of the late Lieut-Gen. Douglas Grant, of Indian Army ;
m. Mary, d. of the late John Spencer Curwen. Educ. : St.
Paul's School. Director of J. Curwen and Sons, Ltd; Contracts
Manager, J. G. White & Co, Ltd. War Work: Super
intending Engineer, London and S.E. England, Ministry of
Munitions. Address: 31, Glenloch Road, N.W. 3. Ciafi:
St. Stephen's. (0387)
GRANT, Capt. Stuart Colquhoun, O.B.E, T.D, Herts.
Yeomanry, 6. 7 Feb. 1873 ; s. of Col. G.i Colquhoun Grant,
Chief Commissioner, Karachi, Sind, Lndia ; to. Grace Lilian, d.
of F. G. Potter, of New York. Educ. : Charterhouse. Member
London Stock Exchange, 1896 ; now Secretary Guards' Club ;
served in the South African War (Queen's Medal). War Wort :
A.D.C to G.O.C E. Mounted Brigade, Aug. 1914; A.D.C. to
G.O.C, 29th and 13th_Divisions, GaUipoU, June, 1915 ; A-D.C.to
G.O.C, 40th Division, France, June, 1916 ; Camp Commandant,
I. Corps, Sept. 1916 tUl end of War ; twice mentioned in des
patches ; Territorial Decoration; two mentions; Queens
Medal, S.A. War; 1915 Star; Overseas Medal ; Victory Medal;
l.'eorge V. Coronation Medal. Address: 7, Kent Terrace,
Regent's Park, N.W. Clubs : Boodle's ; Junior United
Service, etc. (02536)
GRANT, WiUiam, O.B.E.
GRANT, Lieut. WUUam, M.B.E, R.N.V.R.
GRANT, WiUiam Charles, M.B.E.
GRANT, Major WUUam Francis Newby, O.B.E.
GRANT, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Griffith, O.B.E, F.R.G.S.
GRANT, Sir James DUNDAS-, K.B.E, 6. 13 June,
1854 ; s. of James Dundas-Grant, of Edinburgh: m. Helen,
d. of Edward Frith, of London. Educ. : Edinburgh Academy ;
Dunkirk CoU. (France) ; Universities of Edinburgh ana
Wiirzburg (Germany) ; various London Medical Schools.
Aurist and Laryngologist ; Consulting Aurist to Ministry of
Pensions ; Surgeon (Throat and Ear), Brompton Hospital for
Consumption and West End Hospital for Nerve Diseases;
Teacher University of London ; Consulting Surgeon, Central
London Throat and Ear Hospital, Royal Academy of Music,
Royal Society of Musicians, Scottish Hospital; Manager, Royal
Institution. War Work : President, Special Aural Board ana
Director of Clinics (Ministry of Pensions) ; Visiting Aural
Surgeon to King George Hospital, Endsleigh Palace Hospital,
Lord Knutsford Special Hospitals, Freemasons' Hospital,
New Zealand Hospital, Anglo-Russian Hospital, etc. Address. -
148, Harley Street, W. 1. Clubs : Athenaeum; British
Empire ; Royal AutomobUe. ' „ S"
GRANT, Capt. George Bertram MACPHERSON-, M.B.E,
J.P, D L.. F.R.G.S, 6. 26 Jan. 1868 ; s. of Sir George Mac-
pherson Grant, 3rd Bart, of BaUindaUoch and Invereslne
Burke's Peerage) ; m. Dorothy Eleanor, d. of J. >>¦

KeUie MacCaUum, of Quinton Rising, Northampton. Educ:
Eton. Formerly Engineer, in Argentine Republic ana

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Gray

Sudan. War Work : Joined 4th Cameron Highlanders, Aug.
1914, and was transferred to Naval Ordnance Inspection^under
Chief Inspector of Naval Ordnance. Address : Craigo House,
Montrose. Club ; Bath. (M6948)
GRANTHAM, Jane Marian, Mrs., M.B.E.
GRANVILLE, Agatha, M.B.E. ; d. of the late James
GranviUe. War Work : Red Cross Hospital Assistant at
Orwa-el-Wosha Hospital (No 19 Gen. Hos.), Alexandria,
1916-17 ; Lady Superintendent Alexandria Ladies' Red Cross
Workroom, 1918-20. Address : c/o Dr. A. GranviUe, C.M.G,
C.B.E, Carlton, Alexandria, Egypt. (M8253)
GRANVILLE, Alexander, C.M.G, C.B.E., M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P, 6. 6 Mar. 1874 ; s. of James Granville. President,
Quarantine Board of Egypt. War Work : Commissioner,
British Red Cross and Order of St. John, for Egypt, Palestine
and Syria. Address : Carlton, Alexandria, Egypt. Club :
Athenaeum. (C2644)
GRANVILLE, Major (T. Lieut.-Col.) Court, O.B.E, 3rd
(S.R.) Bn. The Devonshire Regt, 6. 6 May, 1872 ; s. of the late
Sub-Dean Roger GranviUe, M.A, of PUton House, Exeter ; m.
Mabel Beatrice, d. of the late Col. Dumaresq, R.E, of Bideford,
N. Devon. Educ. : Sherborne School, and United Services
CoUege, Westward Ho. War Work : 1914, France and Belgium,
with 1st Battn. The Devonshire Regt. ; 1916 to end of war,
with E.E.F. in command of The Garrison Battn, Royal Warwick
Regt, then transferred to Garrison Battn, The Devonshire
Regt. ; Commandant at Ismallia. Ramleh (Palestine), Jerusalem,
and Haifa areas. Address : The Cottage, Birchanger, Bishops
Stortford, Essex. (02S99)
GRANVILLE, Capt. Dennis, M.V.O, O.B.E, 6. 14 April,
1863 ; s. of the late G.H. Granville, of Wellesbourne, Warwick ;
m. Beatrice Margaret, d. of Sir George Walter, Bart, of Wood
cote, Warwick. Educ. : Haileybury. Served in the Royal War
wickshire Regiment, 1883-1898 ; Chief Constable of Dorset
since AprU, 1898. Address : Somerleigh Gate, Dorchester.
Ciufis: Naval and MUitary; Royal Dorset Yacht. (01386)
GRAPES Major John, O.B.E.
GRASETT, Edward Douglas, O.B.E., 6. 20 July, 1876 ;
s. of Edward Grasett, of Bracknell, Berks ; to. Caroline, d. of
J. J. Jackson, of Manchester. Educ. : Lancing College,
Sussex. Traffic Superintendent, North Staffordshire Railway,
Stoke-on-Trent. Address : 15, The ViUas, Stoke-on-Trent. (01387)
GRASETT, Capt. Geoffrey WilUam, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
GRASSICK, Major Frederick, O.B E.
GRATINCK, Doris HUda, Mrs., M.B.E
GRATTAN, Caroline Elizabeth, M.B.E.
GRATTAN, Col. Henry WiUiam, C.B.E, D.S.O, R.A.M.C
Dep. Director of Hygiene at War Office ; Great War, 1914-18
(despatches). (01 257)
GRATTAN, Brig.-Gen. O'Donnel Colley, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 1855 ; s. of the late Henry CoUey Grattan ; to. 1877, Helen
Randal, d. ofthe late Maj.-Gen. Henry Luke Le Poer Trench(see
Burke's Peerage, Clancarty, E.). Educ : Privately, and at
R.M.C. Sandhurst. Entered 8th Regt. 1876 ; Capt. The King's
(Liverpool Regt.), 1882 ; Major, 1892 ; Lieut.-Col. 1900 ,
Brevet. Col. 1904 (retired 1905) ; Hon. Brig.-Gen. 1919 ;
Afghan War, 1878-80 (medal with clasp) ; S. Africa, 1899-1900 ;
present during siege of Ladysmitn (despatches, medal with
clasp) ; Brig. Com. 1st W. Riding Brig. Territorial Force,
1909-13 ; appointed to command an Inf. Brig. 1914. Club :
United Service. (C2114)
GRAVE, Capt. Frederick, M.B.E, R.A.F.
GRAVES, Major Cecil Alexander Hope, O.B.E.
GRAVES, Lieut.-Comm. CorueUus BlackweU, O.B.E,
R.N.R. GRAVES, Frances Marjorie, M.B.E , 6. 17 Sept. 1884 ;
d. of WiUiam S. Graves, of Newells, 'Horsham, Sussex. Educ. :
Privately, and Chateau de Dieudonne, Bornel, France. War
Work : Foreign Office. Address : S, Stone BuUdings, Lincoln's
Inn, W.C. 2. Club : Le Lyceum, 8 rue de Penthievre, Paris.
(M1800)
GRAVES, Margrett Massy, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Major-
Gen. R. A. Napper, of BeUeviUe, New Ross, Co. Wexford ;
ot. Anthony Elly, s. of A. E. Graves, of Rosbercon Castle, New
Ross. War Work : Ran Soldiers' Buffet at Rosslare, and also
Waterford, during the war, and had egg coUection for wounded
soldiers. - (M8254)
GRAVES, Reginald Coupland, M.B.E.
GRAVES, Robert Ernest, C.B.E, 6. 22 Dec. 1866 ; s. of
James Palmer Graves, J.P, of Waterford, Deland ; m. Marion,
d. of John Burt, of Ventnor, Isle of Wight. Educ : Portora
Royal School, Enniskillen. H.M. Inspector of Factories,
Home Office, 1890 ; H.M. Superintending Inspector, 1908 ;
H.M. Chief Inspector, 1920. War Work : Director of Substitu
tion in the National Service Department ; Deputy Commissioner
for Trade Exemptions, Ministry of National Service ; Deputy
Chairman of Reserved Occupations Committee since its forma
tionin Oct. 1915. Address: Cowley Cottage, Cowley, Uxbridge.
Club : Royal AutomobUe. (C184)
GRAVES, The Rev. Robert Vernon Ottley, O.B.E.
GRAVES, Robert Windham, C.M.G, O.B.E, 6. 6 July,
1858; s. of late Dr. Charles Graves, Bishop of Limerick,
1866-99 ; to. Bessie Catherine, d. of John R. Thomson,
of Constantinople. Educ. : Marlborough. Temporarily
Financial Adviser to British High Commissioner, Constanti
nople, 1919-20 ; formerly H.B.M. Consul-General in Crete and
Salonica : British Delegate on Macedonian Financial Commis-
Bion, 1907-09 ; Adviser to Turkish Ministry of Finance, 1909-13,

and Ministry of Interior, 1014. War Work: Accompanied
Mediterranean Expeditionary Force to Dardanelles, AprU,
1915 ; temporary Staff Captain , July, 1915 ; with G.H.Q,
Mediterranean Expeditionary Force andEgyptian Expeditionary
Force, during 1915-18 ; General Staff Officer, 3rd Grade, Aug.
1918 ; mentioned in despatches ; Chevalier of the Legion of
Honour ; Officer of the Greek Order of the Redeemer ;
temporary Lieut.-Colonel, November, 1918, and Deputy Chief
PoUtical Officer, Egyptian Expeditionary Force. Address :
30, Rue Cabristan, Pera, Constantinople. Clubs : Athenaeum ;
bt. James' : Albemarle. (O2900)
GRAVESON, Major Henry, O.B.E.
GRAVETT, Lieut. George William, M.B.E, M.D,
R.A.M.C, I.A.R.O.
GRAY, Ada Leila, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 24 Aug. 1875 ; d. of
Henry Wilson, of 3, Stanhope Street, Hyde Park, W. ; m.
Charles Harold, s. of John Gray, of Melbourne, Australia.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Four years Lady Superin
tendent, Army Pay Department, York, 1916-20. Address:
c/o National Bank, Gloucester Gardens, Hyde Park, W.
(M8255)
GRAY, Major Alexander Charles Edward, O.B.E,
M.D, 6. 1864 ; s. of Alexander Gray, of Edinburgh ; to.
Mabel, d. of Charles Hastings, of Silsden, Yorks. Educ. :
Edinburgh Collegiate School, and Edinburgh Univ. Physician.
Member Special Neurological Board, Ministry of Pensions.
War Work : Officer in Charge Medical Division, and Cerebro
spinal Fever Wards, Fulham MiUtary Hospital. Addresses :
2, Stanhope Gardens, S.W. 7 ; Little Mead, Holtye, Cowden,
Kent. Club : Savile. (01203)
GRAY, Major Alexander Mungo, O.B.E, T.D, T.F.
Reserve, 6. 17 Oct . 1886 ; s. of Robert Gray, O.B.E, of Glasgow ;
m. Frances Sagar, d. of Joseph Mullineaux Dewhurst, J.P, of
Birkdale. Educ. : The Glasgow Academy ; The Leys School,
Cambridge. Cotton Manufacturer, Messrs. Carrington and Dew
hurst, Ltd, Grove MUls, Eccleston, near Chorley, Lancashire.
War Work : France, Captain, 5th Bn. The Cameronians
(Scottish Rifles), T.F, Nov. 1914 ; invalided, May, 1915 ;
returned to France, May, 1916 ; assistant to Colonel W.
Bromley Davenport, CM.G, C.B.E, D.S.O, T.D, Labour
Commandant, Second Army H.Q. ; twice mentioned in des
patches. Address : 29, Westcliffe Road, Birkdale, Lancashire.
Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; Royal Yacht, Hunter's Quay. (02538)
GRAY, Alice, M.B.E. ; d. of Alexander Gray, M.B, CM,
of Bradford, Yorks. Educ. : Girls' Perse School, Cambridge.
Managing Director Sefton Gate Nursing Home, Ltd, Llandudno ;
Administrator of Plas Tudno Hospital for Pensioners. War
Work : Organiser and Administrator of Plas Tudno AuxiUary
Hospital (donor of 50 beds) in 1914, enlarged to 186 beds,
1915 ; the hospital closed May, 1919, after having 2600 men
through it ; reopened June, 1919, Pensioners Hospital. 27 beds.
Address : Sefton Gate, Llandudno. (M3679)
GRAY, Andrew, M.B.E.
GRAY, Lieut.-Col. Archibald Montagu Henry, C.B.E.
Major and temporary Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. ; Great War,
1914-19 (despatches). (C1258)
GRAY, Major Arthur Claypon Horner, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
GRAY, Charles Harold, M.B.E.
GRAY, Donald Nixon, M.B.E., R.N.
GRAY, Edith Mary Spencer, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 19 May,
1866 ; d. of James Leonard Wilson, of Wimbledon ; to. the
Rev. Ernest Awdry, R.D, s. of the Rev. Joseph Henry Gray,
of Keynsham. Educ. : St. Helens, CUfton, Bristol. War
Work : From 1914-17, Nursing at Plumton House Hospital,
Bury St. Edmunds ; from 1918-19, Commandant in charge of
Personal Department, Suffolk Branch of British Red Cross
Society, Bury St. Edmunds. Address : Lydgate Rectory,
Newmarket. (0 10519)
GRAY, Capt. EUiott Cecil George, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
GRAY, Ethel, C.B.E, R.R.C. ; Matron AustraUan Army
Nursing Staff ; Great War, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1841)
GRAY, Capt. Frank James, O.B.E, R.A.F.
GRAY, Lieut. George, M.B.E.
GRAY, Major George Douglas, O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C
GRAY, Col. Sir Henry Mcllree WUliamson, K.B.E, C.B,
C.M.G, M.B, CM, F.R.CS. (Edinburgh), J.P, 6. 1870 ; s. of
A. R. Gray, of Aberdeen ; m. Katharine Anne, d. of Dr.
Rattray, of Aberdeen. Educ. : Merchiston Castle School,
Edinburgh ; Aberdeen University ; and in London and abroad.
Surgeon, Royal Infirmary, Aberdeen ; Consultant Surgeon,
Royal Hospital for Sick ChUdren, Aberdeen ; J.P. for Aberdeen ;
served in the South African War, 1899-1901. War Work:
European War, 1914-19, Consultant Surgeon, B.E.F, France ;
Consultant in Special Military Surgery, Home Service.
Address : 34, Albyn Place, Aberdeen. Club : Royal Northern,
Aberdeen ; Caledonian. (K291)
GRAY, Lieut. Herbert Chester, M.B.E, R.F.A.
GRAY, Major Hubert WUfred, O.B.E.
GRAY, James Carter, O.B.E.
GRAY, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E, T.D, R.A.M.C. (T.),
6. 20 Mar. 1869 ; s. of Alexander Gray, of Inverurie, Aberdeen
shire ; to. Nora, d. of William Robinson, M.D, F.R.CS. (Eng.),
of Sunderand. Educ: Grammar School, Aberdeen ; Aberdeen
University. M.O.H, Stanhope U.D. ; Surgeon to Police ;
Medical Superintendent to the Durham County Sanatorium
for Men, at Stanhope. War Work : Serving in 6th D.L.I.
at the outbreak of hostilities ; promoted to Major in Nov.

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Gray

THE ORDER OE THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

1914 ; transferred to R.A.M.C. in March, 1915, with rank of
Major in command of 2,3 Northumbrian Field Ambulance ;
promoted to Lieut.-Col. in July, 1915 ; served at home in
Newcastle, Retford, and Aldershot till Aug. 1916 ; sent out
with unit to British Salonica Force, where served tiU AprU,
1919 ; on unit being demobilised returned to England, being
demobUished in May, 1919 ; mentioned twice in despatches ;
received O.B.E. (MUitary Division) in spring of 1918, and T.D.
Address : Ury House, Stanhope. Co. Durham. (O3042)
GRAY, John, O.B.E, M.A, B.Sc, J.P, I.C.S, 6. 26
Feb. 1882 ; s. of John Gray, of Arduthie Road, Stonehaven ;
to. Evelyn Mary, d. of WiUiam Rhodes James, of Canowie,
Coonoor, NUgiris, India. Educ : Gordon's CoU. ; Aberdeen
Univ. ; 'Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Deputy Sec. to Govern
ment of Madras, Reforms Department. War Work : Assistant
Director, and Director of Civil SuppUes, Madras. Clubs :
Madras, Madras ; Ootacamund, NUgiris. (O9820)
GRAY, Lieut.Joseph Alexander, O.B.E, R.E.
GRAY, JuUe Hunter, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Prof.
WiUiam Dittmar, LL.D, F.R.S, of Glasgow ; m. James Hunter,
K.C, s.of the late Wiffiam Gray, of Edinburgh. Educ: Glasgow.
War Work : Organised and ran the canteen of the St. Maryle-
bone War Hospital Supply Depot for 4£ years ; the very
considerable profits derived therefrom were spent upon materials
for the wounded. Address : 17, Chantry House, Eccleston
Street, London, S.W. 1. Club : Bath. (M8256)
GRAY, Percy, M.B.E, fi. 6 Sept. 1855 ; s. of Thomas
Gray, of Orlebar, Old Charlton, Kent ; m. Minnie, d. of
J. B. Sandbach, of Cheadle, Cheshire. Educ. : Wellington
CoU. Indian CivU Service from 1876-1905 ; Registrar, High
Court of Judicature for North- Western Provinces ; Magistrate
and Collector of various Districts in the United Provinces ;
ending as Commissioner of a Division ; obtained Honours in
Sanskrit. War Work : Instrumental in raising the Bude
Volunteer Training Corps in Dec. 1914 ; commanded the
Corps from AprU, 1915, to Feb. 1917, with rank of 2nd Lieut. ;
was for 2 years (1917-18) employed by the Admiralty in
London in recruiting labour for the Army from the shipyards
of Great Britain (not Deland). Address : Orlebar, Bude,
North Cornwall. Club : Public Schools. (M1802)
GRAY, Major Reginald Wentworth, O.B.E, Leinster
Regt, 6. 24 Feb. 1879 ; s. of Sir RegLiald Gray, K.C, late
Attorney-General of Bermuda (now retired) ; to. Edith Frances,
d. of George Curgenven, late of Westcliffe-on-Sea, Essex. Educ. :
Saltus Grammar School; Hamilton, Bermuda. War Work:
France, Dec. 1914 to March, 1915, Triining Staff, Etaples;
July-Oct. 1915, with 2nd Battn. ; Nov.-Dee. 1915, 2nd in
Command 6th Battn, in Salonica ; Jan.-April, 1915, 2nd in
Command 13th Cheshire Regt. on the Somme ;
wounded, 5 Sept. 1916 ; right leg amputated, 9 Sept. 1916 ;
in Command M.G.C Section, Rouen, Feb. 1918-May, 1919,
with rank of Lieut.-Col. ; mentioned in despatches, Nov. 1918 ;
awarded O.B.E., Jan. 1919 ; Commanded Records G.H.Q..
France, May-Dec. 1919 ; now employed 2nd in Command,
No. 1 Record Office, HanweU. Adiress : 59, Abingdon
Villas, W. 8. (05313)
GRAY, Robert, M.B.E, LL.B, S.S.C, 6. 18 May,
1876 ; s. of Rev. Robert Gray, of Edinburgh ; m. Mary EUza,
d. of WiUiam Henry Johnson, of Edinburgh. Educ. : George
Watson's CoU, and Edinburgh Univ. War Work : Executive
Officer, Midlothian Food Control Committee. Addresses :
45, George Square, Edinburgh ; 45, Frederick Street, Edin
burgh. (M1803)
GRAY, Robert, O.B.E, 6. July, 1853; s. of Capt.
Alexander Gray, of Dvine and Port Glasgow ; m. Jane Ann,
d. of Joseph Russell, of Port, Glasgow. Educ. :
Greenock Academy. War Work : Was chiefly to do with
committees, and on an enquiry into the workings and expenses
of the Forage Dept, after the Forage Dept. was demobilized ;
was Chairman of the Central CouncU (CivU Supplies) Forage
Dept. for Scotland ; and member of Central CouncU, London.
Addresses : 94, Hope Street, Glasgow ; Craigrownie, Cove,
Dumbartonshire. Club : Liberal, Glasgow. (0391)
GRAY, Robert, M.B.E.
GRAY, Brevet Major Ronald Birdseye, O.B.E, 6. 24
March, 1892 ; s. of James Gray, of Henley-on-Thames. Educ. :
Taunton. Chartered Accountant ; Partner, firm of G. N. Read,
Son, Cocke, and AYatson. War Work : Assistant Controller,
Accounts Dept, Ministry of Munitions ; joined Queen's
Westminster Rifles ; transferred Army Pay Dept, Salisbury,
Jan. 1915 ; gazetted to R.A.S.C, July, 1915, and transferred
to Ministry of Munitions, Oct. 1916. Address : 6, River Ter
race, Henley. Club : Royal Automobile. (010521)
GRAY, Capt. Valentine Edgar, M.B.E.
GRAY, Lieut.-Comm. WiUiam, O.B.E, R.N.
GRAY, WiUiam, M.B.E.
GRAY, WUUam David, O.B.E.
GRAY, Robert Whytlaw WHYTLAW-, O.B.E, Ph.D.
GRAYNDLER, Edward, O.B.E.
GRAYSON, Lieut.-Col. Sir Henry Mulleneux, K.B.E,
M.P. {see Burke's Peerage), b. 26 June, 1865; s. of Henry
Holdrege Grayson, J.P., of Liverpool ; to. Dora Beatrice, d.
of Frederick WilUam Henry Harrington, of Liverpool. Educ. :
Winchester CoUege. Member of Parliament for Birkenhead
West ; High Sheriff of Anglesey, 1917-18 ; Director of Ship
Repairs (Hon.), Admiralty, 1917 ; Chairman of H. and 0.
Grayson, Ltd, Liverpool ; Director of several Shipping and
Shipbuilding Companies; Commander of the Order of the

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Crown of Italy, 1918 ; Officer of the Legion of Honour, 1919 •
Commander of the Order of Leopold II., 1920 ; C.B.E, 1920 ¦
K.B.E, 1920. Addresses : 100, Lancaster Gate, Hyde Parit!
London, W. 2 ; Ravens Point, Holyhead. Clubs : Carlton;
Union ; Conservative, Liverpool. (K456)'
GRAYSON, Rev. Joseph Watson, M.B.E, Temp. Chap
lain 4th Class.
GREAME, Sir PhiUp LLOYD-, K.B.E, M.C, M.P., fi
1 May, 1884 ; s. of Colonel Y. G. Lloyd-Greame, of Sewerby,
Bridlington (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; m. May Constance, d. of
Rev. Ingram Boynton of Barmeston, Yorks. Educ : Win
chester ; University College, Oxford. Called to the Bar, 1908 ;
Conjoint Secretary to Ministry of National Service, 1917-
18. War Work : Major in the Army, 1914 to 1917 ; Chair
man of Permanent Labour Committee of War Cabinet ; War
Priorities Committee, 1918 ; Member of Select Committee on
National Expenditure ; Select Committee on High Prices and
Profits. Address : 8, Wetherby Place, South Kensington.
S.W. 7. CZufis .' Carlton ; Oxford and Cambridge. (K378)
GREATHEAD, AUce Charlotte, Mrs, M.B.E, fi. 1866-
d. of Dr. Spackman, of Harpenden ; m. the late Daniel Charles
Robinson, s. of — Greathead, of Grahamstown, S. Africa.
Educ. : Dulwich High School ; S. Omer, France. War Work :
Hon. Sec. for the Red Cross Working Parties of Harpenden ;
coUected during the last four years of the war an average ol
over £100 a month, and converted the same, by means of
organising working parties, etc, into hospital garments,
bandages, etc. Address : 6, Carlton Bank, Harpenden. (M8258)
GREATOREX, Ronald Henry, M.B.E. Censor, Johan
nesburg. (M10258d)
GREAVES, Constance Mary, Mrs, M.B.E, fi. 26 Jan.
1862; d. of James Dugdale, of Wroxall Abbey, 'Warwick;
to. Richard Methuen, s. of John W. Greaves, of Bericote,
Leamington. War Work : Organised and equipped AuxiUary
MUitary Hospital in own house, 'and ran it for over 3 years as
Commandant and Matron, 50 beds. Address : Wern, Port-
madoc. Club : Ladies' Athenaeum. (M471)
GREAVES, Capt. Francis Ley Augustus, O.B.E..
R.A.M.C. (T.).
GREAVES, Isabel, M.B.E.
GREAVES, John Ernest, C.B.E, J.P, D.L. 6. 1847;
s. of John Whitehead Greaves, of Plas Weunydd, Festiniog;
to. Marianne, d. of Edward Rigby, M.D, of Berkeley Square,
London. Educ : Edinburgh and Oxford. Lord Lieutenant
County of Carnarvon ; Chairman Quarter Session, Carnarvon
shire ; J.P.. D.L, Merionethshire ; Alderman County CouncU,
Carnarvonshire ; President Carnarvonshire Territoria' Associa
tion. War Work : Chairman Carnarvonshire County Tribunal.
Addresses : Bron Eifiou, Criccieth : Glangwna, Carnarvon.
Clubs : Reform ; Royal Automobile. (C509)
GREAVES, Richard Henry, M.B.E.
GREAVES, Stanley Haldane Linf ord, M.B.E, fi. 17 June,
1885 ; s. of Haldane Greaves, of Hampstead ; to. Ada, d. of
WilUam BaUey, of Purley, Surrey. Educ. : Banister Court
School, Southampton. Chartered Accountant. War Work:
With Ministry of Munitions from Nov. 1916, to Aug. 1919.
Address : Winterbourne, Dixon's Green, Dudley. (M3681)
GREAVES, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Walter, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
GREEK, Elizabeth Constance Vittoria, M.B.E.
GREEN, T. Warrant Officer Albert Victor, M.B.E.
Roval Indian Marine.
GREEN, Alexander John, M.B.E.
GREEN, Alfred John, M.B.E.
GREEN, AUce, M.B.E.
GREEN, Capt. Arthur James, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 23 Oct.
1856 ; s. of the late Benjamin Green, of Grahamstown, S.
Africa ; to. Frances Emmeline, s. of Benjamin Green, of
Grahamstown, S. Africa. Educ. : Bedford ; South Africa
(Cape Province). Merchant; Ex-Mayor of Kimberley;
Chairman, Kimberley Hospital Board; Director, BuUding
Society; retired Capt, Kimberley Regt. (Volunteers). War
Work : Chairman, Governor-General's Fund, and Member,
Central Executive ; Member, Recruiting Committee ; Member,
Advisory Board ; District Grand Master, Central Division, E.C.
(Masonic). Address: Box 92, Kimberley, S.A. Club:
Kimberley. (M2887)
GREEN, Arthur Stanley, M.B.E, M.B, B.S.
GREEN, Capt. Douglas Harold, O.B.E.. M.C, R.E.
GREEN, Rev. Earnest WiUiam, O.B.E, M.A, Chaplain
to the Forces (3rd Class).
GREEN, Edward WiUiam, O.B.E, M.I.M.E, M.I.Mech.E,
M.I.C.E, M.I.N.A, 6. 7 Jan. 1873 ; s. of Sir Frederick Green,
K.B.E, of Hainault Lodge, Essex ; to. Janet Pattison Kerr,
d. of Robert Assheton Napier, of Sauchfield, Glasgow. Educ. :
Harrow, and Vevey, Switzerland. Marine Engineer and Ship
Repairer. War Work : Fitting out and repairing ships for
Admiralty, War Office, and other Government Departments.
Address : The Priory, Theydon Bois, Essex. Clubs : Junior
Carlton ; City of London ; R.A.C. (0392)
GREEN, Edwin CoUier, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.,
6. 30 Sept. 1858; s. of Samuel G. Green, of Streatham; to.
Constance Pamela, d. of WUUam Grafton Curgenven, of
Derby. Hon. Ophthalmic Surgeon, Derbyshire Royal Infirmary ;
Derbyshire Hospital for Sick Children, and Burton-on-Trent
General Infirmary. War Work: Assistant County Director,
South Derbyshire Branch, and Hon. Sec. Derby Borough
Division, British Red Cross Society ; Head of War Hospital
Supply Depot, Derby. Address : 27, Friar Gate, Derby. (010522)

BIOGRAPHIES.

Greenly

GREEN, Elizabeth Selino, Mrs., M.B.E.
GREEN, Ethel Mary, Mrs. Lyoett, O.B.E, Lady of Grace of
the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; d. of the late Arthur
Wilson, of Tranby Croft, HuU (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; m.
Edward Lycett Green, s. of Sir Edward Green, Bt, of Wakefield
(see. Burke's Peerage). War Work : Vice-President (York
District No. 5) St. John Ambulance Association since Aug.
1914 ; Commandant of Nunthorpe V.A.D. Hospital from Oct.
1915 until AprU, 1919. Addresses; Ashfleld, York, and Ken
Hill, King's Lynn. (01026)
GREEN, Major Francis Arthur, O.B.E.
GREEN, Sir Frederick, K.B.E, J.P, Knighted 1912 (see
Burke's Peerage), 6. 1845 ; s. of Frederick Green, of Princes
Gardens, Kensington ; to. Alice, d. of Sir Daniel Cooper, Bt.
Educ: Harrow. Shipowner ; J.P. (Essex) ; High Sheriff 1918 ;
Director, G.E. RaUway Co, and Suez Canal Co. War Work :
Military Representative. Address : Oaklawn, Wimbledon
Park, Surrey. Clubs : City of London ; TraveUers" (Paris). (K214)
GREEN, Capt. Frederick Michael, O.B.E, fi. 11 March,
1882 ; s. of Michael A. Green, of 26, Upper Hamilton Terrace,
N.W. 8. Educ. : St. Paul's School, Kensington ; City and
Guild's Technical Coll. Chief Engineer, Armstrong, Whit
worth Aeroplane Co. War Work : Engineer in charge of
design at Royal Aircraft EstabUshment, Farnborough, from
1910 to end of 1917 ; responsible for design of various engines
and aeroplanes used in war ; 1917 to end of war Aeronautical
Engineer, Messrs. Siddeley Dean Motor Co. Address : 26,
Upper HamUton Terrace, N.W. 8. Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ;
Royal Aero ; Drapers', Coventry. (010523)
GREEN, George James, M.B.E, R.N.
GREEN, Lieut. Gerald GUbert, M.B.E.
GREEN, Henry Martyn, M.B.E, 6. 3 March, 1874: s.
of WilUam Edwin Green, of Bristol ; to. Annie Elizabeth, d. of
WilUam Eyles, of Wick, nr. Bath. War Work : Ministry of
Munitions, Central Stores Department. Address : Box 582,
Bulawayo, Rhodesia. (M8261)
GREEN, Capt. Henry WiUiam, M.B.E.
GREEN, Hettie Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 20 Feb. 1870 ; d. of
F. R. Radford, J.P, of Cedar Lodge, The Park, Nottingham ;
m. John Alfred Henderson, who died 27 AprU, 1919. War
Work : Hon. Secretary, General Service Section, Notts. Volun
tary Aid Detachments ; Commandant, Notts. 40 V.A.D .
Address : 37, Newcastle Drive, The Park, Nottingham. (M473)
GREEN, Lieut.-Col. James Alexander, O.B.E, M.C,
C.R.A, fi. 26 May, 1879 ; s. of the late James England Green ;
m. Gertrude Catharine, d. of the late Alderman Alfred Taylor,
of the Red House, Bath. Educ. : George Watson's CoUege .
Edinburgh. Principal Clerk, Treasury, Pretoria (retired
medicaUy unfit, 31 March, 1920). Served in South African
War, 1899-1902 (Queen's Medal and 5 clasps). War Work :
Served with the Transvaal Scottish Regiment (the Atholl
Highlanders) from Aug. 1914 to Oct. 1916, in South
African RebeUion, in G. S. W. A, and Europe ; also in Europe
as Officer i/c South African Records from Oct. 1916 to
end of war. Address : East LassintuUich Lodge, Kinloch
Rannoch, Perthshire. (0393)
GREEN, Major John, O.B.E.
GREEN, Capt. John Alfred Henderson, C.B.E.
GREEN, Sir John Little, Knt. Bach, O.B.E., 6. 6 Sept.
1862. Director of Rural Industries, Ministry of Agriculture ;
projected and carried on the VUlage Industries move
ment, giving much evidence on this and other rural topics
to Government Committees ; has traveUed extensively in
search of information of an agricultural and rural character ;
a strong beUever in the policy of occupying ownership ; worked
in a voluntary capacity for the Government in connection
with the War from its outbreak to its conclusion, receiving
the thanks of the Army CouncU, the Food Production Depart
ment, and the Ministry of Agriculture. Address : 2, Belmont
Park, Lee, S.E. 13. Clubs: Constitutional; Farmers'. (01393)
GREEN, Capt. Joseph, M.B.E, M.D, D.P.H, R.A.M.C. (T.).
GREEN, Leslie Benton, M.B.E.
GREEN, Lieut. Lionel Havercroft, M.B.E.
GREEN, Margaret, Mrs., O.B.E.
GREEN, Mary Anne, Mrs., O.B.E.
GREEN, Capt. Robert, M.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C
, GREEN, Col. Sebert Francis St. David's, C.B.E, M.D,
M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P. (London), A.M.S, 6. 16 Mar. 1868 ; s. of
the Rev. A. J. M. Green, M.A, of Glencoe, Clevedon, Somerset
shire ; m. Evelyn Caroline Marion, d. of Major Gorges Hely,
J.P, D.L, of Foulk's Court, Johnstown, Co. KUkenny, Ireland.
Educ : Christ's Hospital ; St Bartholomew's Hospital ; and
Durham University. A.D.M.S. of the 5th Division, Head
quarters, Curragh Camp, Co. KUdare, Deland. War Work:
Proceeded from India to France in October, 1914, with the
Rawal Pindi British General Hospital ; appointed to command
that unit in March, 1915, and took it to Mesopotamia in
December, 1915 ; appointed A.D.M.S. of Amara, July, 1916,
and A.D.M.S. of the Base, M.E.F, in May, 1917 ; appointed
O.C. the Prince of Wales' Hospital for Officers at Marylebone
in Sept. 1918. Address : Bretforton, Moorend Park Road,
Cheltenham. Club : Services. (C1106)
GREEN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, O.B.E.
GREEN, Thomas Ernest, C.B.E.
_, GREEN, Major Thomas George, M.B.E, V.D, fi. 18
Feb. 1865 ; s. of Thomas George Green, of HuU, Yorkshire ;
m. Elizabeth, d. of Charles Pearce, of St. John's Wood. Educ.

Government High School, Lahore, Punjab, India. Letterpress
and Lithographic Printer ; Superintendent of Government
Printing, Central Provinces, Nagpur, India. War Work :
Capt. Nagpur Volunteer Rifle Corps ; promoted Major on the
breaking out of the war ; took over duties of Adjutant in
addition to Civil duties ; reorganised the Nagpur Rifles from
a Volunteer Corps into the 2nd Nagpur Rifles of the Indian
Defence Force ; commanded the Corps from AprU, 1917, till
July, 1918 ; organised and sent three contingents for service
in German South Africa. (M2725)
GREEN, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam, M.B.E, R.E.
GREEN, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam Holmes, M.B.E.
GREEN, WUUam Isaac, M.B.E.
GREEN, Major WiUiam Robert, O.B.E, R.A.O.C
GREEN, Frederiok WilUam EDRIDGE-, C.B.E, M.D,
F.R.CS., 6. 14 Dec. 1863 ; Educ. : St. Bartholomew's Hospi
tal ; Durham University ; St. John's College, Cambridge. Oculist
London Pensions Boards. War Work : Late Chairman
Ophthalmic Board ; Central London Medical Boards, National
Service. Address: 99, Walm Lane, London, N.W. 2. Clubs:
Savage ; Wigwam. (C2646)
GREEN, Surg.-Capt. Henry WUliam GORDON-, O.B.E,
R.N. GREEN, Helen Mowbray, Mrs. VINCENT-, O.B.E. ;
d. of Stanley Kemp- Welch ; to. Dr. Vincent Green, of Wimble
don. War Work : Founder and Hon. Organiser of the Wimble
don War Workers' Depot, and five Sub-Depots, a voluntary
organisation for the manufacture of surgical requisities and
comforts for the wounded. Address : Greyroofs, Wimble
don Hill. (010524)
GREENACRE, Walter, O.B.E.
GREENALL, Cyril Edward, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 9 May, 1866 ;
s. of Rev. Canon GreenaU, of Grappenhall, Cheshire ; m.
Susannah, d. of Sir Gilbert GreenaU, Bart, of Walton Hall,
Cheshire (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Malvern. War
Work : Hon. Director and Chairman of the Kesteven (Lines)
War Agricultural Committee. Address : The Manor, Carlton
Scroop, Grantham. Club : Wyndham. (010526)
GREENALL, Fred, M.B.E.
GREENALL, Capt. James Macintosh, C.B.E, R.A.S.C.
GREENAWAY, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Joseph, M.B.E. ;
s. of Thomas Sunday Greenaway, of London ; m. Hannah,
d. of Hartley Duerden, of Nelson, Lancs. Salvation Army
Officer. War Work : Served on Executive Committees of War
Refugees, Soldiers' and Sailors' Famines Assn., War Savings,
Soldiers' Recreations, Prince of Wales' Fund, etc, at Cardiff ;
had charge of all hostels and huts in many of the Base Areas
of France, and developed the same kind of buildings in First
Army Areas ; also hostels for relatives visiting graves in France
and Flanders ; Officer in Charge of Disposals of S.A. huts,
etc, with the B.E.F. Address : 101, Queen Victoria Street,
London. (M8263)
GREENE, John Arch, C.B.E.
GREENE, Paymaster-Lieut. John Wilmer, O.B.E,
R.N.R. GREENE, Kathleen, O.B.E.
GREENE, Major WiUred Arthur, O.B.E, M.C.
GREENE, WiUiam Henry Clayton, C.B.E, M.B.
GREENE, Major WiUiam Howe, O.B.E, F.R.I.B.A,
F.R. A.I.C, fi. 30 June, 1865 ; s. of John Howe Greene, of Liver
pool. Educ. : Privately, and Liverpool Institute. Articled to
Edmund Kirby, F.R.I.B.A, Liverpool, Architect; engaged
in rebuUding large portion of St. John's Newfoundland, after
the Great Fire of 1892. War Work : Aug. 1914, to Jan. 1916,
Musketry Instructor and Chairman of Musketry Committee,
Newfoundland Regt, at St. John's, N.F. ; Jan. 1916, to July,
1919, Capt. and Musketry Officer to Royal Newfoundland
Regiment in Ayr (Scotland), and Winchester (England) ;
mentioned in despatches. Address : c/o Bank of Montreal,
St. John's, Newfoundland. Clubs : Bally Haley County,
St. John's, N.F. ; Royal Colonial Institute. (08027)
GREENFIELD, Edith Mary, M.B.E.
GREENHALGH, Frederiok WilUam, M.B.E.
GREENHAM, George Frederick, M.B.E.
GREENHILL, Major Frederick WilUam, O.B.E.
GREENHOUGH, Capt. Arthur Basil Wickham, M.B.E,
M.C, R.A.F. __ , _,
GREENING, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E, R.A.F.
GREENLAND, Dora Mrs, M.B.E.
GREENLAND, WiUiam John Steward, M.B.E.
GREENLEES, Capt. Alexander McPhee, O.B.E, M.C.
GREENLEES, Janet Campbell, M.B.E, fi. 28 March,
1886 ; d. of Matthew Greenlees. Educ. : St. Leonard's School,
St Andrews, Fife. War Work': Administrative Orderly,
Endell Street Military Hospital," London ; Welfare Depart
ment No 1 FUling Factory, • Leeds ; Q.M.A.A.C. Address:
Langdale, DowanhUl, Glasgow. Club : Kelvin, Glasgow. (M5303)
GREENLESS, Lieut. Robert WaUace.M.B.E, R.G.A. (T.).
GREENLY, Lieut.-Col. John Henry Maitland, C.B.E.
B.A, Herefordshire Regt. (T.), 6. 25 July, 1885 ; s. of
Edward Howorth Greenly, of Titley Court, Titley, Hereford
shire • m. Joan Isabel; d. of Owen, R. Dunell, of Findon Place,
Findon, Sussex. Educ. : Charterhouse and Trinity, Oxford.
CivU Engineer. Wdr2. Work : Captain 1914 ; Major, 1916 ,
Lieut.-Col, 1917; Staff work as Staff Captain and Brigade
Major, 1915-16 ; Q served in the Ministry of Munitions as

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Assistant ControUer of Inspection of Munitions, 1917-1920.
Address : Fernacres Cottage, Fulmer, Bucks. Clubs : New
University; Royal AutomobUe. (C1591)
GREENSLADE, Capt. Cyrus, O.B.E, Devonshire Regt,
fi. 13 May, 1892 ; s. of WilUam Francis Greenslade, of Torquay ;
m. Edith Margaret, d. of James Johnson, of Bath. Educ. :
BlundeU's. Address : The Cot, St. Mary Church, Torquay. (09735)
GREENSLADE, Louisa Grace, Mrs, M.B.E.
GREENSTREET, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Hawkins, CLE,
O.B.E. GREENUP, WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 14 Dec'1888 ; s. of John
WUUam Greenup, of WhaUey Range, Manchester ; m. Dorothy
Edna, d. of Charles Booth Clegg, of Coulsdon Surrey. Educ. :
The Hulme Grammar School, Manchester. Entered the Civil
Service in 1908, and appointed to the Admiralty in 1909.
War Work : Navy shipbuilding contracts. Address : Chorlton,
Old Lodge Lane, Purley, Surrey. Club : CivU Service Rifles.
(M8267)
GREENWAY, Bessie, M.B.E, fi. 1865 ; d. of the late John
David Greenway. Educ : Privately. War Work : Com
mandant, Wesleyan HaU V.A.D. Kent 80 Hospital, Farn
borough, Kent. Address : Ardoch, Farnborough, Kent.
Club : New Century. (M8267)
GREENWELL, Major Sir Bernard Eyre, Bart., M.B.E,
6. 29 May, 1874 ; s. of late Sir Walpole GreenweU, Bart, of
Marden Park, Surrey (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Anna, d. of
Admiral Sir Leopold McClintock, K.C.B. (see BURKE'S Peerage).
Educ : Harrow, and Trinity CoU, Cambridge. War Work :
Assistant Inspector, Woolwich Arsenal. Address : Marden
Park, Surrey. Club .- Carlton. (M5204)
GREENWELL, Lieut.-Col. Charles Okey, O.B.E
GREENWELL, His Honour Judge Francis John, C.B.E,
D.L, J.P, 6. 20 Oct. 1852 ; s. of Francis GreenweU, of Durham ;
to. Constance Frances SybU, d. of His Honour Judge Bradsnaw,
of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. : Durham School ; BaUiol
CoUege, Oxford. Judge of County Courts, Circuit No 1
(Northumberland, Newcastle-on-Tyne, etc.) from 1895. Chair
man of Quarter Sessions, County of Durham. War Work :
Appeal Tribunal (MiUtary Service Acts) for County of Durham,
Deputy Chairman. Address : GreenweU Ford, Lanchester,
Durham. Club : Durham County. (C511)
GREENWELL, Capt. Percy, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6.
20 Oct. 1885. Educ. : Royal Grammar School, Newcastle-on-
Tyne. War Service: Gazetted Feb. 1915 ; served with Expedy.
Force in France and Italy ; was Officer Commanding the first
troop train of the ItaUan Expeditionary Force (1917) ; appointed
to the Order of the British Empire (3 June, 1918) for " dis
tinguished service in connection with mUitary operations " ;
mentioned in despatches by General Plumer. Address : 13,
Oxford Drive, Waterloo, Liverpool. (02248)
GREENWOOD, Alfred Craven, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 26 Aug.
1863 ; s. of the late Charles Greenwood ; to. Julia Wickham
i. of C J. Leigh, of Richmond, Virginia, U.S.A. and New York.
Educ. : Merchant Taylors' School. Colonial Treasurer of
Gibraltar and Chairman of the Sanitary Commission. War
Work : Control of Food, Feeding Stuffs, Fuel, Water and
General Stores for supply of CivU and Floating Population,
H.M. Fleet AuxUiaries, Merchant Shipping, Allied and Neutral
Men-of-war ; Introduction of Paper Currency. Address :
The Haven, Gibraltar. Club : Junior Carlton. (02223)
GREENWOOD, Capt. Charles Stainforth, M.B.E.
GREENWOOD, Edwin Climson, O.B.E, M.R C S
L.R.CP, 6. 1861 ; s. of Charles Greenwood, of EweU, Surrey ;
m. Marie Mclver, d. of Capt. WiUiam GUI, of New Brighton.
Educ. : Guy's Hospital. Medical Superintendent, Hospital of
St. John's and St. EUzabeth ; Div. Surgeon, MetropoUtan
Police ; Asst. Commander, Metropolitan PoUce Reserve. War
Work : M.O. in Charge, Acheson Hospital for Officers ; Anaes
thetist at Hospital St. John's and St. Elizabeth, 1915-18 •
Assistant Commander. Special Constabulary. Addresses '
Hanover House, St. John's Wood ; Cookham. Club : R.A.C
(011806)
GREENWOOD, Fred, M.B.E., J.P. ; s. of Robert Green
wood, of Coine, Lancs ; m. Mary, d. of James Stansfield, of
Haverholt, Coine. Educ : Westminster Training CoU
Schoolmaster. War Work: Treas. of District Recruiting
Committee; Hon. Sec. of the Local National War Savings
National Service, and Economy Committees. Address : The
Crescent, Park Avenue, Nelson. Club : Liberal. (M8269)
GREENWOOD, George David, O.B.E, 6. 9 Nov. 1881 ¦
s. of George David Greenwood, of Canonbury, London • to'
Maud EUza, d. of Gane Clark, of Forest Gate and South'
Africa. Educ: City of London School. Charterhouse. Assistant
Accountant-General, Ministry of Shipping. War Work -
Standard SmpbuUding, and commercial questions affecting
Ministry of Shipping. Address : Glenesk, Wimbledon Park
Road, S.W. 19. (0105281
GREENWOOD, Josemee Marguerite, M.B E
GREENWOOD, Major Jonathan WiUiam, C B E Major
b. Afncan Forces ; German S.-W. Africa, 1914-15 (despatches),
« GREENWOOD, Margery, Lady, C.B.E., 6. 1886 Pd.'
of Walter Spencer, of Fownhope Court, Herefordshire ; m.
Rt. Hon. Sir Hamar Greenwood, Bart. K.C, M.P. (see BURKE'S
Peerage) War Work : One of the founders of the Women's
Section of the Comrades of the Great War, and first Chairman

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of its Headquarters Committee. Address : 2, Wetherbv
Gardens, London S.W. 5. (C26471
GREENWOOD, Robert MorreU, C.B.E. M.A, LLM
fi. 21 Jan. 1868 ; s. of John Broadley Greenwood, of Morton
Bingley, Yorks ; m. Margaret Emma, d. of Rev. 0. E. Leir of
Ditcheat Rectory, Somerset. Educ. : Privately and ' at
Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. Chief Clerk in Treasury, Solicitors'
Department. Address : 67, Cambridge Terrace, W. 2. Club ¦
Oxford and Cambridge. (C5121
GREENWOOD, Capt. T., M.B.E. '
GREENWOOD, WUUam, M.B.E, 6. 1862 ; s. of Joseph
Greenwood, of Dent, Yorkshire ; to. Lily, d. of Richard Johnson
of Manchester. Educ. : Grammar School, Dent, nr. Sedbergh'
Divisional Commander in the Salvation Army. War Work:
Sec. for the Salvation Army, visiting camps throughout the
United Kingdom, raUway stations, and piers ; looking after
stranded soldiers and helping them through London, providing
accommodation for them in S.A. hostels. Addresses: 101
Queen Victoria Street, London ; Hotel de Nantes, 46 and 48'
Rue St. Severn, Rouen, France. (M1813)
GREENWOOD, WiUiam Frederick, C.B.E.
GREER, Mary, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of the late Gen. G
de la Poer Beresford, of 203, Knightsbridge, London; m.
Joseph Henry, Capt. late H.L.I, s. of the late Gen. Harpur
Greer, The Grange, Co. Tyrone. Educ : Privately. War
Work : Commandant Officers' Hospital, 17 months ; Head of
Dish Red Cross Workrooms, DubUn ; on the Committee of
Dish Joint War Committee and the Joint Red Cross of St. John
of Jerusalem. Address : Curragh Grange, The Curragh, Co
KUdare. (03736)
GREER, Lieut. Alured Ussher, O.B.E.
GREER, Capt. WiUiam Niven, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C. (O9057e)
GREET, Capt. CecU Ansley, O.B.E.
GREG, Major John Ronald, C.B.E., 6. 1866; s. of
Albert Greg, of Escowbeck, Caton ; m. Esther, d. of the late
John FeU, D.L, of Flan How, Ulverston. Educ. : Rugby,
and privately. Justice of the Peace for Lancashire ; Member
of the Warwictahire Territorial Force Association ; o/c South
Midland (Warwick) R.G.A, 1908-1915. Address: 5, Sussex
Square, Hyde Park, London, W. 2. Clubs: Conservative;
Ranelagh. (C513)
GREG, Capt. Arthur Hyde, O.B.E, M.B, F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C GREG, Lieut.-Col. Robert Alexander, C.B.E.
GREGG, Capt. James, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
GREGORY, Col. AUred, O.B.E, F.S.I, fi. 15 June, 1855;
s. of Alfred Gregory. Assistant Director of Fortifications and
Works; Chief Inspector of Works, War Office (ret.). WarWork:
France, 1914-15. Address: Walden House, BeUinge Road,
Heme Bay, Kent. Club : Constitutional. (01396)
GREGORY, Alfred John, O.B.E, M.D, B.S, J.P, 1.
30 Aug. 1859 ; s. of George Johnstone Gregory, of Studleigh
Park, Melbourne, Austraha ; to. Jennie Hamilton, d. of George
Talbot James, of Streatham, London. Educ. : City of London
School, and France and Germany. Permanent head of the
Department of PubUc Health and Local Government, Colony
of the Cape of Good Hope (retired). War Work : Patholo
gist and Bacteriologist to the Richmond Park War Hospitals.
Clubs : CivU Service, Cape Town ; Royal AutomobUe, London.
(010529)
GREGORY, Alfred Thomas, M.B.E, J.P, fi. 23 Nov.
1852 ; s. of Thomas Gregory, of Bath, Somerset ; m. Ada, d.
of James Barnes, J.P, of Tiverton, Devon. Mayor of Tiverton,
1911-18. War Work : Chairman of Tribunal, Food Control
Committee, Recruiting Committee, War Savings Committee,
Soldiers' Hospitality Committee, Refugees' Committee. Ad
dress : Hillside, Tiverton, Devon. (M8271)
GREGORY, Arthur Lamden, M.B.E.
GREGORY, Capt. Arthur LesUe, M.B.E, M.C, R.A.F.
GREGORY, Basil Francis, M.B.E.
GREGORY, Charles WiUiam, M.BE., 6. 1892. CivU Ser
vant ; Chief Storekeeper P.W.D. Kenya Colony ; Food ControUer,
E.A. and Uganda Protectorates. War Work : Boer War,
1899-1902; Capt, Supply and Transport, 1914. Address:
Mombasa. Club : EngUsh (Mombasa). (M6445)
GREGORY, Capt. Ernest Foster, C.B.E, R.N. Great
War, 1914-19, as Port Convoy Officer, Gibraltar (despatches). (C2287)
GREGORY, Ethel Amy, M.B.E, 6. 5 Jan. 1894 ; d. of
Peter Gregory, of East Dsley, Berks. Educ : Queen Anne's
School. Caversham. War Work: Shorthand-typist in Mili
tary InteUigence Department, War Office, from 1915. Ad
dress : 2, Caledonia Place, S.W. 1. (M8273)
GREGORY, Frances Violet, M.B.E.
GREGORY, Com. George, C.B.E, D.S.O, fi. 1872;
s. of John S. Gregory, of Sandhurst ; to. 1904, Margaret Amy,
d. of Graham Ross, of 29, Huntley Gardens, Glasgow. Com.
R.N. ; an Elder Brother of Trinity House ; Great War, 1914-
19, as Naval Transport Officer (despatches, Order of the NUe).
Address : Clifton Down House, Clifton, Bristol. Club : Junior
Army and Navy. (C2251)
GREGORY, Harry WUUam George, M.B.E
GREGORY, Capt. Hugh Manley, O.B.E, R.A.S.C (T.).
GREGORY, John, O.B.E, 6. 7 Dec. 1877; s. of John
Gregory, of Oughtibridge, Yorkshire. (010530)
GREGORY, John, M.B.E, M.I.M.E, 6. 28 May, 1871 ;
s. ol Thomas Gregory, of Eccles. Educ. : Central School,
Manchester. Vice-President, Institution of Mining Engineers,

BIOGRAPHIES.

Grierson

1915-19; President, N. Staffordshire Institute of Mining
Engineers, 1914-18 ; President, North Staffordshire ColUery
Owners' Association, 1918-20 ; Director of Sneyd ColUeries,
Ltd, Burslem ; Managing Director, Sneyd Bycars Co, Ltd,
Burslem. War Work : Charging of shells. Address : Melrose,
EUesmere Park, Eccles, Manchester. (M1816)
GREGORY, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. Leslie, O.B.E, R.N.
GREGORY, WinHred, Mrs. GORDON-, M.B.E. ; d. of
the late Dr. J. R. Wallace, of Calcutta, and widow of the late
Cyril Thornton Jensen, s. of Carl Godfrey Jensen, of Calcutta ;
m. Hubert Clarence Gordon-Gregory, of Calcutta. Educ. :
Loretto Convent, Calcutta, and privately in England. War
Work : 3_ years at the War Office (Jan. 1917 to Aug. 1920),
clerical work and interviewing officers and ladies who had
received war decorations ; sole charge since June, 1918, of
the section which makes arrangements for attendances at
Investitures. Address: 78, Thurlow Park Road, Dulwich,
S.E. (M8639)
GREGSON, Alvero Church, M.B.E.
GREGSON, George WooUey, M.B.E.
GREGSON, Major Lancelot Mare, O.B.E.
GREGSON, Thomas, M.B.E.
GREHAN, Major Franois, O.B.E.
GREIG, Major Albert David, O.B.E, M.C, R.A, 6. 16
Feb. 1882 ; s. of Albert David Greig, Accountant and ComptroUer-
General of Customs, London ; m. Mabel Frances, d. of Pay-
master-in-Chief Henry Vaughan Forrest, R.N. Educ. :
Dulwich Coll, and St. John's Coll, Oxford. War Work :
Aug. 1914, to May, 1915, Adjutant, Northumbrian (North
Riding) and Durham R.G.A, Heavy Batteries : May, 1915,
to July, 1916, with No 108 Heavy Battery (Ypres) ; July,
1916, to Aug. 1917, Staff Capt, R.A. 5th Army, on the Somme ;
Aug. 1917, to March, 1919, D.A.A. and Q.M.G. 5th Army,
Passchendaele. Addresses : Brigade-Major, Rangoon Brigade,
Rangoon, Burma ; c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, London. (05317)
GREIG, Lieut. Alexander, M.B.E.
GREIG, Lieut.-Comm. Alexander ColUe, O.B.E, R.D,
R.N.R. GREIG, Comm. Donald, O.B.E, R.N.
GREIG, Lieut. Donald McNeil, O.B.E.
GREIG, John, C.B.E., ; s. of John Greig, of Leith. Educ. :
George Watson's CoUege, Edinburgh. Partner of firm of
Easton, Greig and Co, Steam Shipowners, 30, George Square,
Glasgow. War Work : Gave voluntary services to Ministry
of Shipping, 1917-19 ; acted as Commercial Adviser to Director
of Military Sea Transport in 1917 ; thereafter as Deputy
Director of the Ship Management with supervision of the
overseas tramp tonnage under requisition by the Government.
Address : Brentham Park, Stirling, N.B. Clubs : New,
Glasgow : Junior Constitutional. (C2648)
GREIG, John Isdale, M.B.E, M.A, B.Sc, M.B., Ch.B,
6. 6 Nov. 1882 ; *. of John C. Greig, of Glasgow ; to. Jeanie
Peden, d. of the late Robert Rose, of Bridge of Allan. Educ. :
Glasgow High School, and Glasgow Univ. Medical Practi
tioner. War Work: R.A.M.C, East African Expeditionary
Force. Address: 23, Townsend Place, Kirkcaldy. (M4959)
GREIG, Capt. Kenneth Clunie, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
GREIG, Margaret Eunice, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Sir Thomas
Storey (see Burke's Peerage), of Westfield, Lancaster, and
Plas Nantyr, Chirk ; to. James Lewis, s. of George Greig, of
Eccles. War Work : Organiser of work party and of hospital
egg coUection at Eccles, Kelso ; donor and superintendent of
Officers' Convalescent Hospital, Eccles, Kelso. Address :
Eccles, Kelso. Club : Queen's, Edinburgh. (M8276)
GREIG, PhyUis Evelyn, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 5 Jan. 1898 ;
a. of John M. Jackson, Barrister-at-Law, of Lucknow, U.P,
Ma; m. Major John Percival SeUon, R.E, s. of late Col.
P. H. Greig, R.A, of Winchester. Educ : Lausanne and
London. Peace Conference, Paris (Commission on Interna
tional Labour Legislation), secretarial staff. War Work :
In connection with the CivUian Internment Camps Com
mittee, Home Office, and the French Aviation Commission in
London. Address : c/o Lloyds Bank, Ltd, 40, Rosslyn Hill,
N.W. 3. (M8277)
GREIG, Major WUUam Best, O.B.E.
GRENSIDE, Thomas Reed, O.B.E.
GRENVILLE, Lieut, the Hon. Harry Nugent MORGAN-,
O.B.E. GRESLEY, Major Herbert Nigel, C.B.E, M.Inst.CE,
M.LM.E„|<M.Inst.E.E, Railway Staff Corps, R.E, 6. 19 June,
1876 ; s. of the late Rev. Nigel Gresley, of Netherseal, Leicester
shire (see Burke's Peerage). Locomotive Engineer, Great
Northern RaUway, Doncaster. War Work : Organisation of
Manufacture of War Munitions in RaUway Works at Don
caster. Address : Avenue House, Doncaster. (C2649)
GRESSON, Lieut.-Col. Robert Holmes Arbuthnot,
O.B.I fi. 26 June, 1872 ; s. of Major W. H. Gresson, of Fern-
leigh, Cheltenham ; to. Theodora Violet, d. of Sir Archdale
¦Earle, K.C.S.I, K.C.I.E. (see Burke's Peerage), late Com
missioner of Assam. Edue. : Fettes. Head of Firm of
Jardtoe Skinner & Co, Calcutta ; Sheriff of Calcutta ; Gov
ernor, Mayo Hospital; Committee, General Hospital, and
Soldiers' Club, Calcutta ; steward, Royal Calcutta Turf Club ;
President, Tillygrange Club; President, Bank of Bengal.
Wm Work: Hon. Treas. Red Cross, Nuneaton; went to
ftance as Lieut, to an advanced Remount Squadron in Nov.
1914; subsequently Adjutant, then Superintendent, of a
Squadron in England, finaUy Assistant Director of Remounts
n Egypt and Palestine three times mentioned in despatches.

Clubs : Isthmian ; Caledonian ; Conservative ; Sandown ;
Kempton; Newmarket; Cheltenham; Southdown, Lewes.
(O7207)
GRETTON, Col. John, C.B.E, V.D, J.P, M.P, 6. 1867 ;
s. of the late John Gretton, of Burton-on-Trent ; m. Maud
Helen, d. of 4th Baron Ventry (see Burke's Peerage), of
Burnham, Co.. Kerry. Educ. : Harrow. Chairman, Bass,
Ratcliff and Gretton, Ltd, Burton-on-Trent. War Work
Commanded 1/6 North Stafford Regt, Oct. 1914, to May, 1915 ,
3rd North Midland Division, Sept. 1915, to April, 1916 ; Chair
man, Rutland War Agricultural Committee ; Chairman,
Rutland Pensions Committee ; Member of various Government
War Committees. Addresses : Stapleford Park, Melton
Mowbray ; 66, Ennismore Gardens, S.W. 7. Clubs : Carlton ;
Marlborough ; Beefsteak ; R.Y.S. (C1593)
GRETTON, Capt. Riohard Henry, M.B.E.
GREVILLE, Charles Beresford Fulke, Lord, O.B.E,
J.P, D.L, late 7th Hussars, 6. 3 March, 1871 ; s. of 2nd Baron
Greville (died 1909) (see Burke's Peerage) and Lady Beatrice
Violet Graham, d. of 4th Duke of Montrose (see BURKE'S
Peerage) ; to. 1909, d. of late J. W. Peace, of Leybourne Grange,
Kent, and widow of Henry Kerr, of New York, U.S.A. A.D.C.
to Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 1892-93 ; A.D.C. to Governor
of Bombay, 1900-4; Military Secretary to Governor-General
of Australia, 1904. Address : 27, Belgrave Square, S.W. 1.
Clubs : Turf ; Carlton ; Bachelors'. (05319)
GREVILLE, Mabel, Hon. Mrs. Alwyne, O.B.E, s. of
the late Ernald Smith, of Selsdon Park, Croydon ; m. Alwyne
Henry Fulke, M.V.O, D.L, 2nd s. of 4th Earl of Warwick
(see Burke's Peerage). War Work.: Organiser British Red
Cross Society, County of Essex Depot. Address ; 6, Aldford
Street, Park Lane. Club : Ladies' AutomobUe. (0397)
GREY, Charles WiUiam, M.B.E.
GREY, John Temperley, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.S.
GREY, Mabel Laura, Countess, C.B.E. ; o. d. of 2nd
Earl of Selborne, K.G. of Blackmoor, Hants (see Burke's
Peerage) to. Charles, 4th Earl Grey (see Burke's Peerage).
War Work : County President, B.R.C.S, Northumberland
Branch ; Commandant 1st Northumberland V.A.D. Hospital,
1914-15 ; Member Selection Board V.A.D. Headquarters,
1915-19. Addresses : Howick, Lesbury, Northumberland ;
9, Chester Terrace, Regent's Park. CZafis .¦ Forum ; V.A.D.
Ladies'. (C973)
GREY, Mary Lizette, M.B.E. ; d. ot the late George Grey,
J.P, of Milfleld, Northumberland. Educ : Privately and in
France. War Work : Organiser and Commandant of Etal
Manor V.A.D. Hospital for four years. Address : Milfleld,
Wooler, Northumberland. (M1817)
GREY, Capt. Peroy, M.B.E, LA.
GREY, Lieut.-Col. Sir Raleigh, K.B.E, CM.G, C.V.O,
M.L.C Rhodeias, 6.24 March, 1860 (see Burke's Peerage) ; to.
1901, Mary Isobel, d. of 0. H. Cadogan, of Brinkburn Priory,
Northumberland, and widow of A. H. Browne of Callaly Castle,
Northumberland. Educ: Durham; Brasenose CoU, Oxford.
Entered Army 1881 ; Capt. 1885 ; served in the Zulu War, 1888 ;
formerly Lieut.-Col. Commanding Bechuanaland Border Police :
Matabele War, 1893 (modal) ; accompanied Dr. Jameson into
tbe Transvaal, 1896 ; served South Africa, 1899-1900 (Brevet
Major, despatches twice, Queen'sMedal, 4 clasps, King's Medal) ;
retired 1904. Address : Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia ; Loe-
bottle Hall, Whittingham, Northumberland. Clubs : Naval
and Military ; Windham ; Cavalry. > (K319)
GREY, Lady Sybil, O.B.E, 6. 1882 ; 2nd d. of 4th Earl
Grev (see Burke's Peerage). (01398)
GREY, Thomas, O.B.E, J.P.
GREY, Comm. GrenvUle GRENVILLE-, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. GRIBBON, Lieut.-Col. Walter Harold, C.M.G, C.B.E,
The King's Own Royal Lancaster Regt, has Order of the Star
of Roumania with Swords, and Legon of Honour. (C1594)
GRICE, 2nd Lieut. Geoffrey, M.B.E.
GRIDLEY, Sir Arnold Babb, K.B.E.; 6. 16 July,
1878; s. of Edward Gridley, of Cheltenham; m. Mabel,
d. of Oliver Hudson, of Fakenham, Norfolk. Educ :
Bristol Grammar School ; Downs School, Clifton. Assistant
Manager, Newcastle Electric Supply Co. and Manager, Cleveland
and Durham Electric Supply Co. War Work : Controller
of Electric Power for Ministry of Munitions. Address : Cleve-
lands, Saltburn-by-the-Sea. Clubs : Devonshire ; Royal
AutomobUe. GRIER, Francis, M.B.E.
GRIERSON, Capt. and Quartermaster, Ernest Moore,
O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T-F.), fi. Aug. 1890. War Work : Served
with 50th Division throughout the War. (05320)
GRIERSON, George Arthur, O.B.E, M.B.
GRIERSON, Liaut.-Col., WiUiam WyUe, CB.r, Engineer
and RaUway Staff Corps, R.E. (T.) ; s. of James Grierson, of
Kensington. Educ. : Rugby. Member of CouncU of Institute
of Civil Engineers ; Chief Engineer Great Western Rly. Co
War Work : Attached to War Office, RaUway Home Defence r
Addresses : 38, Hyde Park Gate ; Southcroft, Seated. Club :
Junior Carlton. (C185)
GRIERSON, Capt. Philip Franois HAMILTON-, M.B.E,
fi. 15 April, 1883 ; s. of Sir P. J. Hamilton-Grierson, LL.D.
(see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Edinburgh Academy ;
Trinity CoU, Oxford. Advocate ; District Judge, Sudan
Civil Service. War Work : Served Aug. 1914, to March, 1919,
l/5th R. Scots. FusiUers, Lieut. ; Staff Capt. ; twice mentioned
in despatches ; served GaUipoU, Egypt, Sinai, and Palestine,

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7, Palmerston Place, Edinburgh; El Obeid.
Sudan. Club : University, Edinburgh. (M3180)
GRIEVE, Catherine Ramsay Laburn, Mrs, M.B.E.
GRIEVE, George Butler, O.B.E, 6. 27 Oct. 1879; s.
of Thomas Grieve, of Greenock. Educ. : Greenock Academy
and Holmscroft PubUc School. Accountant. War Work:
Hon. Sec. and Treas. of the Greenock Central War Savings
Committee ; Sec. of the Food Economy Campaign, and
organiser of the PubUcity Campaign for aU the War Loans ;
various other work. Clubs : Royal West of Scotland Amateur
Boat ; Imperial Union. (010534)
GRIEVE, Major Richard Albany, O.B.E,
GRIFFIN, Capt. Arthur Cecil, O.B.E, B.A. fi. 30
March, 1888; s. of Horace WiUiam Griffin, of Wallasey,
Cheshire ; m. Beryl Kathleen Ditton, d. of John Ditton Flynn,
CLE, of Bombay. Commissioned in Royal Engineers, 1910 ;
India, as Assistant Engineer, Indian State RaUways, 1911-
14 ; recaUed home on outbreak of War and appointed Adju
tant of Musketry, R.E. ; 1916, Mesopotamia, appointed to
Railway Directorate ; 1917, Deputy Assistant Director of
RaUways at G.H.Q.; 1918, promoted T. Major; 1919,
War Office ; twice mentioned in despatches. Club : Junior
Army and Navy. (O4209)-
GRIFFIN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Arthur James. M.B.E, R.F.A.
GRIFFIN, Lieut.-Col. AthoU Edwin, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 1877 ; s. of Caleb Nelson Griffin, of Wingham, Ontario ;
to. 1905, Jessie Anne, d. of John Murray. Educ. : PubUc
Sch, Canada, and at Pennsylvania CoU, Philadelphia. A
Civil Engineer, Constructor of Railroads ; Lieut.-Col. .Canadian
RaUway Troops ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). Address :
Vancouver, Canada. Club : Vancouver. (C1555)
GRIFFIN, Capt. Edward Christian, O.B.E.
GRIFFUJ, Eugene Patrick, M.B.E.
GRIFFIN, James Henry, M.B.E, 6. 28 Feb. 1869; s.
of John Tricket Griffin, of Sandown, I.W. ; m. Eleanor Amy,
d . of Alfred Janaway, of Winchester. Educ : St. John's School,
Gosport, Hants. Deputy Chief Constable of Hants. (M1819)
GRIFFIN, John, O.B.E, 6. 3 Dec. 1882 ; s. of Henry
Charles Griffin, of Wick St. Lawrence, Somerset ; m. Muriel,
d. of Adolphus Taylor, of Worle, Somerset. Educ. : Privately.
CivU Servant ; on Supplementary EstabUshment, Stores
Department, General Post Office ; Staff Clerk, War Office;
Assistant ControUer, Ministry of Munitions. War Work:
Purchased suppUes of clothing, furs, helmets, jerkins, and other
misceUaneous textUe and leather stores ; organised various
trades to manufacture special items required for war, and to
increase output to meet abnormal demands ; organised salvage
schemes to recover suppUes to supplement raw material required
for manufacture of cloth, blankets, leather, paper, cordite, and
ceUulose. Address : 25, Nightingale Lane, Hornsey, London,
N. 8. (010535)
GRIFFIN, WiUiam Sashford, O.B.E.
GRIFFITH, Ahson Lockhart, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 17 Dec.
1876 ; d. of WiUiam Long, of Grahamstown ; to. Charles,
s. of Charles D. Griffith, C.M.G, of Grahamstown. Educ. :
Wesleyn High School, Grahamstown. Worked in connec
tion with the Governor-General's Fund for Returned Soldiers ;
Red Cross, etc. Address : Ermelo, Transvaal, South Africa.
(M2888)
GRIFFITH, Paymaster-Lieut. Charles Harry, O.B.E,
R.N. GRIFFITH, Lieut.-Col. Edward Hugh, C.B.E, 6. 2 Sept.
1858 : s. of the late J. T. Griffith, of 3, Prince's Gate, S.W. ;
m. Marguerite Gwendoline, d. of the late Lieut.-Col. Ward
Simpson, Royal Dish Regt. Educ. : Harrow and Sandhurst.
Retired after 25 years service in The Leicestershire Regt. ;
Afghan, Burmah, South Africa, and Great War. War Work :
Deputy Assist. Adj.-Gen, G.H.Q. Home Forces, 1914-15 ;
Dept. Assist. Adj.-Gen, Eastern Command, 1916-17 ; Assist.
Adj.-Gen. Training Division Royal Flying Corps, 1917 ; 1st
Class, Staff-Officer, Royal Air Force, 1918-19. Addresses :
Barton House, Wroxham, Norfolk ; Rings HiU, Wouldham,
Kent. Club : Naval and. MUitary. (2338)
GRIFFITH, Rev. EUis Hughes, M.B.E.
GRIFFITH, Francis Charles, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 9 Nov
1878 ; s. of the late F. R. Griffith, Civil Engineer, P.W.D. India,
and of Clevedon, Somerset ; to. Ivy Morna, d. of George Jacob,
I.C.S. (retired). Educ. : BlundeU's. Indian Police ; Com
missioner of PoUce, Bombay City. War Work : Was in charge
throughout the war of the Criminal Investigation Department
of the Bombay City PoUce which was very closely concerned
with most of the special duties arising out of the War. Ad
dress : Head PoUce Office, Bombay, India. (08256)
GRIFFITH, Lieut. George Devonald, M.B.E.
GRIFFITH, George Herbert, O.B.E, 3rd Class Order of
the NUe, 4th Class Mejidiels, 6. 14 May, 1877 ; s. of the late
Rev. J. W. Griffith, B.A, Pentraeth, Anglesey; m. Mary St
Lo, d. of the late Capt. W. St. Lo Malet, 8th Hussars. Educ -
Oswestry School. Goods Manager, Egyptian State Rlys, Cairo •
formerly on the L.N.W. Rly, England. War Work : Traffic
Superintendent, Egyptian State Rlys, Alexandria ; was in
charge of raUways at Port of Alexandria during the War
Clubs : Turf, Cairo ; Union, Alexandria. (01027)
GRIFFITH, Capt. Griffith, M.B.E.
GRIFFITH, Capt. Gronwy Robert, O.B.E, R.W. Fus
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GRDTFITH, Louisa, M.B.E, fi. 21 AprU, 1863 ; d. ot
WUUam Griffith, of Co. Down, Deland. Educ : Model School,
Sligo. War Work : Matron, Hackney Infirmary, which had
a floor in the City of London Infirmary for two years ; Soldiers
were treated in this Infirmary for four months. (M1821)
GRD3TITH, Walter Spencer Anderson, C.B.E, M.D
F.R.CS, F.R.C.P. fi. 1854 ; s. of the late Rev. John Griffith,
LL.D, sometime Head Master of Brighton CoUege ; m. Isabeue
Fairweather, d . of WiUiam Jackson Kennedy, of Lisaghmore
Kirkcaldy. Educ. : Brighton CoUege ; Downing CoUege,
Cambridge ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Consulting Obstetric
Physician, St. Bartholomew's Hospital. War Work : Chairman
St. Marylebone War Hospital Supply Depot ; Consulting
Physician (Army Sisters and Nurses) ; Queen Alexandra's
MiUtary Hospital, MUlbank. Address : 96, Harley Street, W.
Club : New University. (C2650)
GRD7FITH, Sir WiUiam Brandford, C.B.E, 6. 9 Feb
1858 ; s. of the late Sir WiUiam Brandford Griffith, K.C.M.G,
of Windsor, Barbados, late Governor of the Gold Coast;
m. Eveline Florence EUzabeth, d. of Penrose Nevins, of Settle!
Educ : Jersey ; Harrison CoUege, Barbados ; University
CoUege, London. Barrister-at-Law ; late Chief Justice of the
Gold Coast ; has administered the Government of Lagos and
held dormant commission to act as Governor of the Gold Coast ;
President of Special Court for trial of human leopard cases in
Sierra Leone, 1912. War Work : Special Constable " D "
Division, 1914-20 ; Volunteer, Dins of Court Reserve, 1914-19 ;
Assisted Air Board, 1917 ; and transferred to Ministry
of Pensions, 1917 ; Legal Adviser to Ministry of Pensions 1918.
Addresses: 2, Essex Court, Temple, E.C. 4 ; 90 Newman
Street, W. 1. Club : Constitutional. (C2651)
GRIFFITHS, Arthur, O.B.E, 6. 22 May, 1875 ; s. of
John Griffiths, of Hartland, N. Devon. Accountant, Sec. and
Superintendent of East Suffolk and Ipswich Hospital, Ipswich ;
Director of Felixstowe Gas Co. War Work : Acted as Officer
in Charge of E. Suffolk and Ipswich Hospital of 300 beds;
was responsible for the official work in connection with five
other Hospitals ; carried out all the work of transfers, furloughs,
etc, for those hospitals ; made the arrangements for the
reception of aU convoys of wounded to Ipswich ; examined
and reported on several buildings for the Government as to
their suitablUty for hospitals ; purchased aU fittings and
equipment for the additional accommodation provided for the
wounded and aU suppUes and provisions for mUitary patients
here during the war. Address : East Suffolk and Ipswich
Hospital, Ipswich. (O10537)
GRIFFITHS, Arthur, O.B.E, 6. 11 March, 1875. Borough
Treas, CamberweU. War Work : Hon. Executive Officer,
Food Control Committee, H.R.H. Prince of Wales National
ReUef Committee, Local Central Committee, War Savings;
Hon. Accounting Officer, 33rd (CamberweU) Divisional ArtiUery.
Address : Town Hall, CamberweU ; 70, Burbage Road, Herne
Hill, S.E.24. (010538)
GRIFFITHS, Lieut.-Col. Charles, O.B.E, 16th Cavalry.
Indian Army, 6. 19 Oct. 1862 ; s. of Col. Leonard Griffiths, R.A,
of Sandhurst ; to. Winifred, g.-d. of Sir Alfred Hickman (see
Burke's Peerage), of Wightwick, Staffordshire. Educ:
Honiton and Sandhurst. War Work : Deputy Assistant
Director of Remounts, Western Command. Address : Bryn-y-
Mor, Penysarn, Anglesey. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (O7209)
GRD7FITHS, Charles Bedlington, O.B.E.
GRIFFITHS, Lieut.-Col. Cyril Tracy, C.M.G, O.B.E,
b. 1873 ; s. of the late Charles CecU Griffiths, of Sydney, N.S.
Wales ; m. Eugenie, d. of R. T. Kirby, of Sydney, N.S. Wales.
Educ. : privately. Farmer and grazier ; Lieut.-Col. Australian
Forces ; served in S. Africa, 1901-2 (Queen's medal with
three clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; during Great
War, 1916-18, as an A.A.G. (despatches). Address : Sydney,
N.S. Wales. (07956)
GRIFFITHS, Lieut. David John, M.B.E.
GRIFFITHS, David LleweUyn, O.B.E, fi. 20 May, 1880 ;
s. of James Griffiths, of Penarth, South Wales ; m. Winifred
Rose, d. of the late George GwinneU, of Cheltenham. Educ. :
Monmouth Grammar School. SoUcitor and Clerk to Council,
Aldershot ; Hon. SoUcitor and Treas. Aldershot War Pensions
Committee ; Clerk Aldershot Old Age Pensions Committee.
War Work : Hon. Sec. and Treas. Soldiers' and SaUors' Families
Association at Aberdare and Aldershot ; Hon. Sec. and
Organiser Aberdare and Aldershot Patriotic Funds; Hon.
Sec. and Tresa. Aldershot War Pensions Committee ; Hon.
Sec. Belgian Refugees Fund, Aberdare ; Executive Officer,
Aldershot Food Control Committee. Address : St. Catherines,
Aldershot. Club : Camberley Heath GoU. (010540)
GRDTFITHS, George Edward, M.B.E.
GRIFFITHS, Griffith Nathan, M.B.E, 6. 11 April, 1856 ;
s. of John Griffiths, of Mydrim, Carmarthen ; to. EUen Ann,
d. of Eli BiUingham, of Gloucestershire. Educ. : National
School. RaUway Inspector ; Member of the Llanelly Borough
Council. War Work : MUitary and National Service Repre
sentative for the LlaneUy District during the war. Address :
11, Copper Works Road, LlaneUy. (M8279)
GRIFFITHS, Helen Maud, Mrs., M.B.E.
GRIFFITHS, Herbert Richard, O.B.E, 7 Nov. 1864]
s. of Richard Griffiths, of Bristol ; to. OUve Minnie, d. of
A. W. Harrison, of Bristol. Educ. : Bristol Grammar School.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Grogan

Divisional Superintendent (Operations) Great Western RaUway.
War Work : Worked in connection with the Railways. Address :
19, Henleaze Gardens, Durdham Downs, Bristol. Club :
Bristol Liberal.
GRIFFITHS, Ida Mildred Mary, M.B.E, 6. 6 Dec. 1882 ;
d. of the late Vincent Griffiths, C.B, of Twickenham. Educ. :
Privately. Organiser to the Women's Branch National
Unionist Assocn. ; Member of the Middlesex War Pensions
Committee, and Local War Pensions Committee. War Work :
Entire care of Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies and Dependants
from 1914 ; District Head Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies
Assocn, and District Head Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society.
Address : 4, Syon Row, Twickenham. Club : Forum. (M8280)
GRIFFITHS, Marion, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Edwin Colman,
of W. Didsbury ; to. Thomas Percy, s. of Thomas Griffiths, of
Didsbury. War Work : Devoted Service on behaU of the
Patients of the Nell Lane Military Hospital, W. Didsbury,
Manchester. Address : Westover, W. Didsbury, Manchester. (M8281)
GRIFFITHS, Major Noel MarshaU, O.B.E, b. 27 Dec.
1875; s. of Vincent Griffiths, C.B, of Yelverton Lodge,
Twickenham ; m. Kathleen Charlotte, d. of Ernest Edye, of
Syon, East Budleigh, Devon. Educ. : Winchester. Chartered
Accountant ; District Auditor under Ministry of Health.
War Work : Commissioned R.A.S.C, May, 1915 ; with 31st
Divisional Train in France, March. 1916 to Aug. 1917 ; trans
ferred to War Office, Deputy Assistant Director of Quartering.
Address : 5, WaUands Crescent, Lewes. Club : Sports. (O7210)
GRIFFITHS, Sarah, Mrs., M.B.E.
GRIFFITHS, Sarah GUbert, Mrs., O.B.E.
GRIFFITHS, Brig.-Gen. Thomas, C.M.G, C.B.E, D.S.O.
Col. and T. Brig.-Gen. Australian Imperial Forces ; Great
War, 1914-19, at Administrative Headquarters (despatches). (C844)
GRIFFITHS, Thomas Henry, O.B.E, 6. 13 Nov. 1872 ;
s. of Thomas James Griffiths, of 30, HU1 Avenue, Worcester ;
in. Annie Alexandra, d. of WiUiam Emus Smith, of Worcester.
Educ. : St. John's School, Worcester. Assistant to the City
Engineer, Worcester, until the outbreak of war ; resigned
office to devote time to War Pensions work. War Work :
Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Assocn. for City of
Worcester, since South African War in 1900 ; Hon. Sec. fo
City of Worcester Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Relief Com
mittee since Aug. 1914 ; Sec. to City of Worcester War Pensions
Committee. Address : Kingscliffe, 15, Battenhall Road,
Worcester. (010452)
GRIFFITHS, Rev. Trevor, O.B.E, 6. 28 Feb. 1871 ;
s. of the Rev. F. W. Griffiths, Vicar of Coalpit-Heath, Bristol ;
m. Emily Louisa, s. of H. E. Bennett, J.P, of Sparkford Hall.
Educ. : Hereford Cathedral School ; Worcester Coll. Oxford
(M.A.) ; Lichfield Theolog. Coll. Rector of Sparkford, 1899.
War Work : Temp. CF. 1916 ; served in France with 41st
CCS. 2_ years ; also with British Interned in Switzerland ;
mentioned in Army Routine Orders (5th Army), Feb. 1918, for
"Act of Courage." Address: Sparkford Rectory, Somerset.
GRIFFITHS, Walter James, M.B.E, fi. 1857. Assistant
Manager and Chief Draughtsman, Royal Carriage Dept,
Woolwich Arsenal. Address : 228, Burrage Road, S.E. 18.
(M8283)
GRIFFITHS, Q.M.S. WiUiam Crynant, M.B.E, R.E.
GRIFFITHS, Lieut.-Col. Charles du Plat RICHARD
SON-, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1855 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Col. T.
Richardson-Griffiths, of Armagh ; m. 1894, Florence E, d. of
H. Schwale, of Lymm, Cheshire. Educ. : Merchiston. Entered
13th Regt. 1875; Capt. Bedfordshire Regt. 1885; Major
Gloucester Regt. 1896 ; Hon. Lieut. Col. 1917 ; ret. 1903 ;
Afghan War, 1879-80 (medal) ; S. Africa, 1900-2, present
at relief of Kimberley and battles of Paardeberg and Driefon-
tein (mentioned in despatches) ; served in Great War, 1914-19. (07631)
GRIGGS, Capt. Alfred George, M.B.E, R.A.F.
GRIGOR, Lieut.-Col. WUliam Ernest, O.B.E.
GRIGSON, Lieut. Thomas Reginald, O.B.E, R.E.
GRIMBLY, James Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 5 June, 1874 ;
s. of Thomas PhUip Grimbly, of Hackney, N.E. ; to. EUza
Jane, d. of Francis Carter, of Owlesbury, Hants. CivU Servant.
War Work : Supervising Clerk in War Office ; engaged in
recruiting work during first period of war ; afterwards in
MUitary Secretary's Dept, War Office. Address : Cooma,
17, Bockhampton Road, Kingston-on-Thames. (M482)
GRIMBLY, Richard Henry, O.B.E, M.R.C.S.
GRIME, Joseph Crookes, M.B.E, F.I.S.A, J.P, 6.
21 Sept. 1874 ; s. of Joseph Grime, J.P, of Manchester ; m.
Florence Mary, d. of John HaU, of Enniskillen. Educ. :
Manchester Technical School. Deputy Chairman Manchester
Watch Committee ; Chairman Discharged Prisoners Aid
Society; Chairman Borstal Committee, H.M. Prison, Man
chester ; Board of Managers, Ancoats Hospital, Babies
Hospital ; Governor Fylde Reformatory and Holmes Chapel
Reformatory; Member of Manchester City CouncU for nine
years. War Work : Commander Special PoUce ; Member
of Manchester Tribunal, Red Cross Society, St. John's
Ambulance, etc. Addreses : 36, Peter Street, Manchester ;
Sandhurst, South Shore, Blackpool. Clubs : Arts ; St. Anns
Old Links ; Aldwych, etc. (M8284)

GRIMES, John, M.B.E, fi. 10 Nov. 1859; s. of Wm.
Howlett Grimes, of Bubbenhall, Warwickshire ; m. Iv. ary
Alice, d. of John Alfred Baker, of Cardiff. Educ. : Privately ,
and Kemlworth and All Saints' School, Bloxham. War Work :
Hon. Treas. of St. Pierre AuxUiary Red Cross Hospital for
Privates, and Clyne House Auxiliary Red Cross Hospital for
Officers, Cardiff; also for Glamorgan Branch, B.R.C.S,
Eastern Division, Cardiff. (M3685)
GRIMMOND, Margaret Isabella, Mrs., M.B.E.
GRIMSDALE, Blanche Emma, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 2 Aug.
1856 ; d. of Edgar Webster, of Chester ; to. Arthur Robins,
s. of Daniel Grimsdale, Uxbridge. Educ : Chester. War
Work : Gerrards Cross War Hospital Supply Depot, in con
nection with 2, Cavendish Square, April, 1915, to Dee. 1918.
Address : Ravenscroft, Gerrards Cross. (M8285)
GRIMSDALE, WilUam, M.B.E.
GRIMSDALL, Lieut. Henry, M.B.E, 6. 21 Sept. 1855 ;
s. of Thomas Newberry Grimsdall, of Kensington ; to. Ellen
MatUda, d. of WiUiam Deane, of Albion Grove, Barnsbury, N.
Educ. : St. Thomas Charterhouse School. High Bailiff,
Shoredltch County Court of Middlesex. War Work : Joined
Special Constabulary as Sub-Inspector Aug. 1914, a V.A.D.
Company 1915, which subsequently became part of Middlesex
R.A.M.C (V) Eastern Command, Volunteer Ambulance Con
voy. This Corps did all the work of Transfer of Wounded
solders for four Base and eighty AuxUiary Hospitals ; promoted
from private to Adjutant and was actually on duty for five
years and a half. Address : 22, The Avenue, Hornsey, N. ;
Club : Hornsey Constitutional. (M483)
GRIMSDICK, Capt. John Dennin, O.B.E.
GRIMSEY, John Robert, M.B.E, J.P.
GRIMSHAW, Wilfred, O.B.E.
GRIMSHAW, Capt. WilUam Edwin, O.B.E, R.A.
GRIMSLEY, Ellen Maud, M.B.E, 6. 1885. Educ :
Wyggestone Girls' School, Leicester. Secretarial work. War
Work : Secretary to the County Director for Leicestershire ;
and Commandant of Leicester, V.A.D. Reserve. Address :
13, Evington Street, Leicester. (M484)
GRIMSTON, Lieut.-Col. Lionel Augustus, CLE, O.B.E.
GRIMWADE, IsabeUa Emily, Mrs., M.B.E.
GRIMWADE, Surg.-Lt.-Comm. Sidney WiUred, O.B.E,
M.B, R.N.
GRIMWOOD, Lieut.-Col. James, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6.
1872 ; s. of the late G. A. Grimwood, of Shern HaU, Waltham
stow ; to. 1917, Amy Mander, d. of G. Mander AUender,
and widow of Lieut. C. E. Fenwick, R.N. Educ. : Forest
School, Walthamstow ; Marburg Univ. Germany ; R.M.C.
Head of the firm of Grimwood, Roberts and Co. (Incorporated
Accountants), of Coleman Street, E.C. ; Lieut.-Col. S. Wales
Borderers ; Great War, 1914-17 (despatches) ; appointed
Adviser on Cost Accounts to Financial Sec. to War Office,
1917. Address : The Old Ferry House, Wraysbury, Bucks.
Clubs : City Carlton ; Bath. (03738)
GRINDLEY, Major Hugh Henry, O.B.E, R.F.A. (T.F.).
GRINLING, Major WUUam James, C.B.E, (retired)
Engineer and RaUway Staff Corps, fi. 7 Aug 1855 ; s. of WiUiam
Grinling, of Crouch End ; to. Eleanor Alice, d. of R. C Sutton,
of Nottingham. Educ. : Privately. Chief Traffic Manager
of the Great Northern Railway up to August, 1919 ; Director
East Lincolnshire Railway. War Work : In addition to special
railway work during the war, served ou a number of Committees
connected with RaUway Executive Committee and Ministry
of Munitions. Address : Carisbrooke, Coolhurst Road,
Crouch End, N.8. (C2652)
GRINSELL, Capt. George Herbert, O.B.E, R.F.A. (T.).
GRINSELL, Lieut.-Col .aek, O.B.E, S.A.M.C
GRINSHED, Major Harold, O.B.E.
GRIPPER, Lieut.-Col. BasU Jasper, O.B.E, V.D, J.P.,
6. 24 July, 1861 ; s. of Jasper Gripper, of Hertford ; m.
Georgina Agnes, d. of N. Tarral, M.D, of Havre, France.
Educ : Chatham House, Ramsgate. Secretary Territorial
Force Association, Herts. Address: Hartham House, Hertford. (01401)
GRISS, Lieut.-Col. John EUis, O.B.E, R.N.
GRIST, Capt. WiUiam AUred, M.B.E.
GRITTON, John, M.B.E.
GROGAN, Brig.-Gen. Edward George, C.B, C.B.E, J.P,
s. of George Grogan, J.P, Carabineers and 7th Royal FusiUers,
of Seafield, Co. Dublin ; to. Ida Georgina Mary, d. of F. R.
Forman, of Craig-Park, Midlothian. Educ. : Cheltenham
CoUege. Served in the 42nd Royal Highlanders (The Black
Watch) in expedition to Coomassie 1873-74 (wounded at
battle of Amoaful, medal and clasp) ; South African Campaign,
in Command of the 1st Bn. The Black Watch (despatches,
medal with 4 clasps, C.B.) ; Colonel Commanding Black
Watch Brigade, Territorial Force ; retired 1907 ; appointed to
command a Brigade with temporary rank of Brigadier-General,
16 Nov. 1914. Address : Torrevagh, St. Andrews. Clubs :
United Services ; Royal and Ancient GoU. (C2653)
GROGAN, Commander Edward Harry, O.B.E, R.N,
6. Nov. 1876 ; s. of Brigadier General E. G. Grogan, C.B,
C.B.E, of Torrevagh, St. Andrews ; to. EUzabeth Beckett,
d. of T. ClayhUls-Henderson, of Invergowrie, Forfarshire.
Educ. : Stubbington and " Britannia." Egyptian Government
Director Ports and Lights Administration, holds rank of Bey ;
Gambria, 1894 ; East Coast 1895, wounded ; China 1900. War
Work : Naval Transport Service and Ministry of Shipping,

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Gronow

THE ORDER OE THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

1914-1919. Address : Port House, Arsenal, Alexandria,
Egypt. Club : United Service. (0907)
GRONOW, Albert George, C.B.E.
GROOM, Major Edmond Arthur Hudson, O.B.E, 6.
14 Feb. 1876 ; s. of E. C Groom, of Ashwicken Hall, Norfolk ;
to. Jennie, d. of W. R. Taylor, of South Cave, E. Yorkshire.
Educ. : HaUeybury. War Work : 10 months in England with
10th Norfolk Regt. and 1st (R.) Garrison Bn. Suffolk Regt. :
France with 11th Royal Berks Labour Bn, Oct. 1916 to Sept.
1917 ; Commanded 36th Labour Co, Sept. 1917 to Jan. 1919 ;
when Co. disbanded. All service in France in forward area ; after
armistice commanded 319 P.O.W. Co. Address : Heacham,
King's Lynn, Norfolk. (02545)
GROOM, Professor Percy, M.B.E, M.A, D.Sc, F.L.S,
6. 12 Sept. 1865 ; s. of F. R. Groom, J.P, of Hereford ; m.
Mary, d. of George Harrop, of Horbury (Yorks). Educ. :
Universities of Birmingham, Bonn, Cambridge. Professor of
Technology of Woods and Fibres, Imperial College, South
Kensington ; Consultant on Timber Research to the Depart
ment of Scientific and Industrial Research. War Work :
The Technical Expert on Timber to the Air Ministry ; Voluntary
work for various Government Departments (Foreign Office,
Home Office, Board of Trade, War Office and Admiralty).
Addresses : North Park, Gerrards Cross, Bucks ; Imperial
College, South Kensington. Club : SavUe. (M487)
GROOM, Susannah, M.B.E, 6. 4 Sept. 1863 ; d. of the
late WUliam Groom, of Boston. Educ. : Ingelow House,
High School, Boston. Principal of small Private School.
War Work : from Aug. 1914 to Oct. 1914 was preparing
hospitals ; Dec. 1914 was put in charge of Allan House AuxUiary
Hospital and worked it as Commandant until it was closed,
June, 1919. Address: 18, Carlton Road, Boston, Lincolnshire .
(M486)
GROOME, Capt. Auckland WUUam Wollaston, M.B.E,
6. 6 March, 1885 ; s. of W. Wollaston Groome, M.D, of Suffolk
House, Surbiton ; m. Margaret Grace, d. of W. H. Cleburne,
of Summerstown^C. Cork. Educ. : Charterhouse. Address :
Charlton Hill, Wroxeter, Shrewsbury. Club : Royal Air
Force. GROOME, Lieut. Frederick Thompson, O.B.E, R.N.R.
GROOME, Capt. Walter, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
GROSE, Fred, M.B.E, J.P, fi. 1858 ; s. of Joseph Grose, of
St. Austell;' m. Gertrude, d. of Wm. Matthews, L.CC, of
Aneriey, S.E. Educ : Privately. Hon. Inspector Army
Contracts. Address : Chesham Park, Aneriey, S.E. (M1824)
GROSE, Woodman Cole, M.B.E, fi. 23 Feb. 1859 ; s. of
John Grose, of Appledore, St. Ives, Cornwall ; to. Clara, d. of
Robert Loosemore. Educ. : Wadham House, Liskeard ;
Devon County School. CivU Servant. War Work : Worked
as Staff Clerk in the Finance Department of the War Office.
Address : 159, Gleneldon Road, Streatham, S.W.16. (M3687)
GROSER, Phyllis, M.B.E. For work in connection with
Queen Alexanrda's Hospital. (M10320)
GROSVENOR, Caroline Susan Theodora, Hon. Mrs.
Norman Grosvenor, C.B.E, fi. 15 June, 1858 ; d. of Rt. Hon.
James Stuart Wortley ; m. the late Hon. Norman Grosvenor,
s. of Lord Ebury (see Burke's Peerage). Chairman Women's
Farm and Garden Union ; Vice-Chairman Society for Oversea
Settlement of British Women. War Work : Helped to start
Women's National Land Service Corps (first organised body of
women to work on the land). Address : 30, Upper Grosvenor
Street, W. Club : Ladies' Empire. (C2399)
GROSVENOR, Lady Mabel Florence Mary, M.B.E,
younger d. of 4th Earl of Erne ; to. Lord Hugh William Gros
venor, 1st Life Guards (killed in action, Oct. 1914), s. of 1st
Duke of Westminster. Address : 9, Southwick Crescent, W.
(M36S8)
GROSVENOR, Rosamund Argharad, Lady Henry,
C.B.E, d. of the late Edward Lloyd, of Castella, Glamorgan ;
m. 1st Edward Seymour Greaves, of Glen Etive, Argyll, aud
Watchbury, Warwickshire ; 2ndly, Lord Henry Grosv?nor (died
1914), 3rd 8. of 1st Duke of Westminster (see BxmKE's Peerage) .
Address : Quenby Hall, Leicestershire. (C186)
GROUNDS, Thomas Collier, M.B.E, 6. 8 Nov. 1864 ; s. of
Frederick WiUiam Grounds, of Wisbech ; m. Kate Annette,
d. of Miles J orm Dobson, of Greenwich. Educ. : Chapel Royal,
St. James's. Partner, Hogg and Robinson, Admiralty Shipping
Agents ; Organist, St. Olave's, Hart Street, Mark Lane, E.C
War Work : In connection with position as Shipping Agents
for British Admiralty, and special work for the French
and Italian Governments. Address : 2, Devon Mansions,
Lewisham, S.E. (M1825)
GROVE, Brig.-Gen. Edward Aiokin William Stewart,
C.B, C.B.E, (late the Queen's Own, Royal West Kent Regt,
J.P, Surrey, 6. 4 April, 1852 ; s. of Capt. Edward Grove, of
Dolgnog-MachynUeth ; to. Georgina Annie, d. of Rev. G.
Atkinson, of Kettlethorpe, Lines. Educ. : Bedford School.
Lieut. 2nd Royal Cheshire MUitia, 1872 ; Lieut. 97th Regiment,
1873 ; Captain, The Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regt.),
1881 ; Brevet Major, 1882 ; Major, 1886 ; Lieut-Col, 1896 •
Brevet-Col, 1900 ; served in the Transvaal Campaign 1881 ;
Egyptian Expedition 1882 ; present at the battles of Kassassin
and Tel-el-Kebir ; and was Assistant Provost Marshal to
2nd Division (medal with clasp, bronze star, and Brevet of
Major) ; with Soudan Exhibition 1884-85, as D.A.A. and
Q.M.G. (clasp) and in South Africa 1899-1901, in command
of the 2nd Bn. The Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regt.)
and afterwards of Krugersdorp sub-district, (despatches twice,
C.B, medal with four clasps) ; Graduated at Staff College 1883 ;

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was D.A.A. and Q.M.G, Canada, 1885-87 and D.AAG
E. District 1887-88, ; C.S.O, Scottish District 1902-5; Brig '¦
General Commanding 8th Brigade, 3rd Division 1905-9' •
retired 1909. War Work : Inspector Lines of Communication'
1914 ; Commanding Halton Park Camp ; raised seven Foreign
Service Garrison Bns. ; Commanding No. 7 District 1916-18
Addresses : 135, WhitehaU Court, S.W. 1 ; OakhUl Court'
Bucknell, Salop. Clubs / Junior United Service ; Flyfishers' :
R.A.C. (01595J
GROVE, Frank, O.B.E. '
GROVES, Charles Nixon, C.B.E, M.A, M.D, Boh •
Oxford, fi. 16 Feb. 1871 ; s. of Charles Groves, of Sherwood-'
m. Frances, d. of Dr. F. M. Mttlar, J.P, of London. Edue '¦'
Bradfield ; Oxford ; The London Hospital. War Work :
Medical Officer in charge of the Darell Hospital for Officers,'
London ; twice mentioned in Usts of Secretary of State for
War. Address : 72, Bishops Road, W. 2. (C2654)
GROVES, Herbert Austen, C.B.E, LL.B. (Lond.), 6
1880 ; s. of the late Rev. W. H. Groves. SoUcitor and Parlia
mentary Agent ; Home Office (Prisoners of War Branch),
1915-17 ; and member of Committee on Proposals for Employ
ment of Prisoners of War 1916-17 ; Admiralty 1917-19 ; and
Assistant Secretary (Board) 1919. Clubs .' St. Stephen's ;
Royal Automobile. (C974)
GROVES, Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
GRUBB, Charles John Edward, M.B.E.
GRUBB, Major John James, O.B.E, fi. 11 Feb. 1859;
s. of the late Sergt-Major John Grubb, of the School of Mus
ketry, Hythe, Kent ; to. Lily Kate, widow of Joseph Leigh, of
Streatham. Educ. : Cheriton, Kent. Joined 2nd Bn.
2nd Queen's Regt, 1877 ; served at Army Headquarters,
India, 1890-93 ; commissioned Quartermaster, 1st Batt.
The Queen's W. Surrey Regt. Feb. 1893 ; employed at
War Office, Oct. 1903 ; retired July, 1906. Continuing in
employment at War Office ; appointed Deputy-Assistant
Director, Nov. 1917. War Services : N.-W. Frontier of India,
1897-98 ; Malakand Operations in Bajour and in the Mammed
Country (Medal with Clasp) ; Tirah, 1897-98, Capture of the
Sampagha and Arkunga Passes ; reconnaissance of the Saran
Sar and action of Nov. 1897 ; Operation against the Kmmi
Khel Chamkains ; Operations in the Bazar Valley, 1897
(Clasp) ; The Great War, 1914-18 ; employed on Staff at
War Office ; brought to notice of Secretary of State for valuable
work ; promoted Major June, 1916. (07215)i
GRUMBAR, Julian Charles, M.B.E, Chevalier Ordre de
Leopold, fi. 19 June, 1880 • s. of Alphonse Grumbar, of Sar-
reguemines, France ; to. Elizabeth Frances, d. of the late
Harris Lebus. Member Committee Societe Francaise de
Bienfaisance. War Work : Member of Executive War
Refugees Committee ; Hon. Attache' Belgian Consulate ;
2nd Lieut, Buffs. Addresses: 58, Kensington Court, W. ;
Bolebroke Cooden, Sussex. Clubs : City Carlton. (M1826)
GRUNDY, AUan Wilson, M.B.E.
GRUNDY, EmUy Susan, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 17 April, 1871;
d. of Walter Baily, of Hampstead, N.W. ; m. Edmund Ford-
ham, s. of Edmund Herbert Grundy, of Bury, Lancs, and
Royston, Herts. Educ. : North London Collegiate School.
War Work : Work in connection with the meeting and accom
modation of British Refugees from Germany, Austria, Russia,
and Belgium ; and also Hon. Sec. of a Hostel for Belgian
Refugees. Address : 14, Thurlow Road, Hampstead, N.W.
(M8291)
GRUNDY, LUy, M.B.E.
GRUNDY, Robert Taylor, O.B.E, 3rd Class Order of,
the Nile, 6. 19 Nov. 1866 ; s. of Frank Grundy, of Bury,
Lancs, and Sherbrooke, P.Q, Canada. Educ. : Christ College,
Brecon, South Wales. Deputy Traffic Manager of the Egyptian
State RaUways. War Work : RaUway Officer in Charge at
Suez in 1914, arranging despatch by rail of the Indian Army
as they arrived ; afterwards stationed at IsmaUia, up to 1917,
in charge of movement of all troops in the Suez Canal zone,
between Port Said, IsmaiUa, Suez, etc. Address : Gezira
House, Cairo. Clubs : Turf, and Gezira Sporting, Cairo ;
Union and Sporting, Alexandria. (011819)
GRUNDY, Samuel Percy, O.B.E, 6. 20 Sept. 1880;
s. of Albert Walker Grundy, of Oak Lodge, Prestwich, Manchester
m. Sarah Eleanor, d. of Henry Russell Greg, of Lode HiU,
Styal. Educ. : Shrewsbury 1894-9 ; BalUol, 1899-1902. Gen.
Secretary, Manchester City League of Help tiU 1919 ; Hon.
Secretary, Manchester Committee for National Savings ; Hon.
Secretary, National Council of Social Service. War Work:
Hon. Secretary and Voluntary Workers Sub-Committee,
Manchester Committee, National ReUef Fund ; Hon. Secretary,
Manchester War Savings Committee. Address : West Wood
House, Bagley Wood, Oxford. Club : Cavendish. (O1403)
GRUNER, Lieut. Harold Eric, M.B.E, R.N.V.R.
GRYLLS, Charles John Tench Bedford, C.B.E.
GRYLLS, Lieut.-Col Glynn, O.B.E, R.A.
GUAN, Lee Choon, M.B.E.
GUAYS, Lieut.-Col. Francis Lewis, O.B.E, fi. 1880 ;
s. of V. Guays, of East Grinstead ; to. Madeleine Lucy, a. of
J. O. Fison, J.P, of Stutton Hall. Educ. : King's College,
London. Contractor, Farmer, and Planter. War Wort :
Despatch rider, Transport and Labour Directorate, Mesopo
tamia and Persia. Address : 31, Queensborough Terrace,
W. 2. (O4210)
GUBBINS, Helen Hartopp, Mrs., M.B.E., 6. 1870 ; d. ot
Walter Barnard Byles, of 3, Prince's Gardens, London ; to.
Joseph Hartopp, D.L, s, of Thomas Wise Gubbins, of Dunkathal,

BIOGRAPHIES.

Gumey

Co. Cork. Educ : Privately. War Work : Organised and
worked in conjunction with her sister-in-law, Miss Maud
Gubbins, the Needlework Department for the Co. Cork Red
Cross Depot at 11, King. Street, Cork, from May, 1915, to
March, 1919. Address : Lota Park, Glanmiro, Co. Cork.
Ol-ab: Victoria. (M8689)
GUBBINS, Capt. Martin Nepean Traill, O.B.E, M.C,
R.A, fi. 16 April, 1891 ; s. of F. C Gubbins, of Nonington,
near Dover ; m. Joan Audrey, d. of J. Proctor Humphris,
of Kingston Hill. Educ. : Cheltenham Coll. and Royal
Military Academy, Woolwich. Assistant Military Secretary
to His ExceUency The Governor and C.-in-C, Malta. War
Work : Proceeded to France Aug. 1914 ; Staff Capt. R.A.
2ndArmy April, 1916 to Dec. 1916 ; Staff Capt. R.A. 9th Corps,
Jan. 1918, to July, 1918 ; Staff Officer to Inspector-General
of ArtiUery. Address : The Palace, Malta. Clubs : Army
and Navy ; Union, Malta. (07216)
GUBBINS, Matilda Ida, Mrs, M.B.E.
GUBBINS, Lieut.-Col. Stamer, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1882 ;
s. of Evans Hartopp Gubbins, of Milltown, Co. Limerick.
Educ. : Church of England Grammar School, Melbourne.
Entered Roy. FusiUers (City of London Regt.), 1902 ; Capt.
1912 ; Major, 1914 ; served during S. African War, 1901-02,
as Lieut. Victorian Mounted Rifles (Queen's medal with five
clasps) ; during Great War, 1914-17, as Lieut.-Col. Comdg.
a Batn. of his Regt, and as D.A.A.G. (despatches). (06129)
GUDE, Capt. Gerald, O.B.E, R.A.F.
GUERIN, Major and Qr.-Mr. Charles Joseph, O.B.E,
E.A.S.C. GUEST, Capt. the Right Hon. Frederick Edward, P.C,
C.B.E, D.S.O, M.P, 6. 14 June, 1875 ; s. of 1st Baron Wim
borne, of Wimborne, Dorset (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Amy,
d. of Henry Phipps, of New York. Educ. : Winchester.
M.P. for East Dorset; Joint Patronage Secretary to the
Treasury. War Work : Capt. 1st Lifeguards ; White Nile,
1900 (despatches); South Africa, 1901-2; A.D.C to F.M.
Sir John French, 1914-16 (despatches) ; East Africa, 1916-17
(despatches twice), D.S.O. Address : Templeton, Priory
Lane, Roehampton. Club : Turf (C1259)
GUEST, Capt. the Hon. Lionel George WilUam, O.B.E.
GUGG ISBERG , Decima Moore, Mrs. H. (Decima Moore),
C.B.E, MedaUle de Reconnaissance ; d. of Edward Henry
Moore, of Brighton ; m. Brig.-Gen. Frederick Gordon, C.M.G.,
D.S.O , Legion d'Honneur, Governor and CI.C Gold Coast
Colony, e. s. of the late Frederick Guggisberg, of Toronto.
Educ. : BosweU House CoUege, Brighton. War Work :
Constant and consequentive work from Aug. 1914 to May,
1920 ; originator and a founder of the Women's Emergency
Corps on 9 Aug. 1914 ; the first organisation of women to
replace men. from which sprang tho Women's Volunteer
Reserve, the Women's Legion, the National Food
Fund, and the Women's Emergency Canteen, working
in Paris, Compiegne, Chauny, etc. ; founder and organiser of the
West African Chop Box Fund ; Directrice de la Cantine at
Depot des Eclopes at Conty, Compiegne, Corneuve, Ramber-
velles, Vosges ; Nurse at Hospital Militaire 103, Amiens,
France ; Member of Committee British Women's Hospital ;
one of the founders and hon. secretaries, British Army
and Navy LeaVe Club, Paris ; founder of Leave Club
Emergency Unit ; originator, founder and hon. director-
general of British Empire Leave Club, Cologne, Germany.
Address: Government House, Accra, Gold Coast Colony.
Club : Ladies' Army and Navy. (C514)
GUILD, James Bennett, M.B.E.
GUILFORD, Rev. Canon Edward, O.B.E, Kaisir-i-Hind
Medal, with Bar, 6. 25 Nov. 1853 ; s. of Henry GuUford, of
Portsea, Hants ; m. EUzabeth Rose, d. of George Augustus
Grimwood, of Suffolk. Educ. : Brighton ; CM.S. Coll,
Islington, London. Missionary to the Sikhs of the Punjab,
Church Missionary Society : President of Municipal Committee,
Tarn Taran ; Member of Amritsar District Board ; Chairman
of Punjabi New Testament Revision Committee. War Work :
Capt. Indian Army Reserve Officers, 1918 ; Recruiting, Pro
paganda, Supplying Literature and Comforts for the EngUsh
and Indian Troops on Active Service ; Chaplain to the 71st
Punjabi Christian Regiment. Address : Tarn Taran, Amritsar
District, Punjab. (08267)
GUILFORD, Hannah, M.B.E.
GUHyFOYLE, Sqdn.-Leader, WiUiam James Yule,
O.B.E, M.C, R.A.F.
GUILLEMARD, Bernard James, O.B.E, M.D.
GUINNESS, Lieut.-Col. Earnest Whitmore Newton,
0 B F
GUINNESS, Florence, Mrs., M.B.E.
GUINNESS, M.B.E., Kenelm Edward Lee, M.B.E.
GUINNESS, Capt. Owen Charles, O.B.E, 2nd Bn.
Worcestershire Regt, 6. 14 Sept. 1894 ; s. of Col. C. D. Guinness,
of Clermont Park, Dundalk. Educ: Uppingham. War Work :
B.E.F, France from Aug. 1914 to Oct. 1919. Address :
Clemont Park, Dundalk. Club : Naval and MiUtary. (05321)
GUISE, Major Anselm Verner Lee, O.B.E.
GUISE, Harry Rivett Cecil, O.B.E.
GULL, Q.M.S. Alfred Henry, M.B.E, R.E.
GULL, Sir WiUiam Cameron, Bt., O.B.E, J.P, O.C. (see
Burke's Peerage), 6. 6 Jan. 1860 ; s. of WilUam Wittrey GuU,
of Brook Street, Grosvenor Square. Educ: Eton and Christ
Church, Oxford. Alderman, Berks CC; Chairman Public
Health Committee and of the Berks and Bucks Joint Sanatorium,
War Work : Bradfleld Local Tribunal ; later appointed MUitary

Representative for the Borough of Reading ; Bradfleld Local
Food Control Committee ; Berkshire Pensions Committee.
Address : Frilsham House, Yattendon, Newbury, Berks.
Clubs : Athenaeum ; R.A.C. (O1405)
GULLETT, Capt. Sydney Wolton, O.B.E, A.I.F.
GULSTON, Agneta Annie Justina Stepney, M.B.E.;
d. of George Stepney Gulston, of Derwydd, Llandebie. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Hon. County Sec, Carmarthenshire
Branch B.R.C.S. ; Commandant Llandilo Women's V.A.D,
Carmarthen 8 B.R.C.S. Address: Derwydd, Llandebie
Carmarthenshire. Clubs : Ladies' Park ; Carmarthen and
County Ladies'. (M3690)
GUMBLEY, Major Douglas WilUam Mew, O.B.E.
GUMMER, Capt. Philip Edward, M.B.E, R.E.
GUNDILL. WilUam Edward, O.B.E. ; s. of W. N. GundUl,
of Dewsbury. Educ: Batley Grammar School. General Mana
ger, Henry Cullingworth and Sons, Wool and Rag Auctioneers,
Dewsbury. War Work : Assisted to organise Army Clothing
Depot, Dewsbury, 1916 ; organised and managed Government
scheme for return of tailors' cuttings (khaki, etc.), and issup of
same for re-manufacture, 1916-18; Officer i'c Salvage In
spectorate (War Office), 1918-19 (unpaid) ; Expert Adviser
(TextUes) to Disposals Board, 1919-20 ; superintended disposal
of surplus army woollen rags, 1919. (O402)
GUNN, Alexander, M.B.E.
GUNN, Donald Benjamin, M.B.E, R.A.F.
GUNN, Edith Milner, M.B.E.
GUNN, Frank Lindsay, C.B.E. (C3195)
GUNN, George, M.B.E, M.D, F.R.CS.E, 6. 1879;
s. of George Gunn, of Melbourne, AustraUa ; to. d. of U. A. Rit-
son, D.L. of Durham. Educ. : Melbourne, Australia, and
Edinburgh Univ. Local Physician, Royal Liverpool Children's
Hospital, Heswall. War Work : Medical Officer Parkgate
MUitary Hospital, and Neston Red Cross Hospital. Address :
Neston. Cheshire. (M8295)
GUNN, James, M.B.E, 6. 18 Feb. 1869 ; s. of John Gunn,
of Golspie, Sutherland ; to. EUen, d. of the Rev. G. WaUace
Home, of Bangalore. Educ. : Glasgow Academy. Super
intending Clerk. War Work : India Frontier, 1897-98 ;
War of 1914-19, employed with General Headquarters, 3rd
Echelon, B.E.F. France ; mentioned in despatches ; M.S.M. ;
Indian Medal, 1895, one clasp ; 1914-15 Star ; British War
Medal ; Victory Medal ; L. S. and G. 0. Medal ; Territorial
Efficiency Medal. Address : 14, Eton Place, HiUhead,
Glasgow, W. (M4476)
GUNN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. James Robert, O.B.E, A.I.F.
GUNN, Capt. John, M.B.E.
GUNN, Col. John Alexander, C.B, O.B.E.
GUNNELL, Capt. Dudley, O.B.E.
GUNNION, Thomas, M.B.E,
GUNSON, AUce Maud, Mrs., M.B.E.
GUNSON, James Henry, C.B.E, 6. 1877 ; s. of WilUam
Gunson, of Aside, Lancashire ; to. 1905, Jessie, O.B.E, d. of
James Wiseman. Mayor of Auckland. Address : Auckland,
New Zealand. (C1914)
GUNSON, Jessie, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of James Wiseman ;
to. James Henry, s. of William Gunson, of Aside, Lancashire.
Address : Auckland, New Zealand. (0939)
GUNTER, Lieut.-Col. Clarence Preston, O.B.E, R.E.
GUNTER, Eustace Edward, O.B.E, M.I.E.E, F.R.G.S,
6. 30 Sept. 1873 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. Edward Gunter, p.s.c, late
of Clifton, Bristol ; to. Harriett Lawrence, d. of the late John
Little, M.D, of Singapore. Educ. : Dover CoUege ; King's
CoUege School; City and Guilds Engineering CoUege.
Appointed Assistant Superintendent, Indian Telegraph Dept.
in August, 1893 ; transferred to Indo-European Telegraph
Department and appointed Director, Persian Gulf Section ;
ex-officio in political charge and J.P. for Makran Coast ;
in charge telegraph in November, 1912 ; communications
between India and Mesopotamia during War ; raised Telegraph
Company of Sind Volunteer Rifles ; Captain in 23rd Sind
Rifles, Indian Defence Force. Address : Woodlands, Bonus
Road, Karachi, India. Clubs : Sind, Karachi ; East India
United Service. (O2069)
GUNTHER, Lieut. Frederick Albert, M.B.E.
GUNTON, Ernest, M.B.E.
GUNTON, George, M.B.E.
GUNTON, Major Herbert Charles, M.B.E. R.E.
GURDON, Ada, Mrs., O.B.E.
GURLEY, Major John Herbert, O.B.E. R.A.M.C.
GURLING, Albert Edwin, M.B.E. (M10248A)
GURLING, James, M.B.E, 6. 11 April, 1889: s. of John
Gurling, of London ; to. Eliza, d. of George Bartlett, of London.
Educ. : Elementary. War Work : Inspection of Aeronautical
Material. (M1831)
GURNEY, Catherine, O.B.E, fi. 19 June, 1848; s. of
Joseph Gurney, of Tyndale Lodge, Wimbledon. Educ. :
Privately. Founder (1883), till 1917, Hon. Secretary, trom
1917 President, of International Christian Police Association ;
Founder and Hon. Secretary of Police Convalescent Homes,
Hove, Sussex and Harrogate, Yorks ; Founder and Hon. Sec,
of Provincial Police Orphanages at RedhiU, Surrey and Harro
gate, Yorks. War Work : Equipped and carried on AuxUiary
MUitary Hospitals at Hove, Sussex and Harrogate, Yorks,
from November, 1914 to January, 1919. Addresses : la Adelphi
Terrace, London W.C 2 ; Woodlands, RedhiU, Surrey ; St.
Andrews, Harrogate. Club : The New AUiance. (03739)
GURNEY, Cecily Jane, M.B.E, 6. 1884; d. of J. H.
Gurney, J.P, F.Z.S, etc, of Keswick Hall, Norwich (see

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Gumey

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

BURKE'S Landed Gentry). Educ: Privately -War Work:
3i years nursing and administrating Auxiliary Hospital of 36
beds under the British Red Cross Society. Address : Keswick
HaU, Norwich. Club : Ladies' Park. (M8278)
GURNEY, Lieut. John Cedric, O.B.E.
GURNEY, Mabel Annie, Mrs., M.B.E
GURNEY Sarah Gamzu, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1879; d. of
Walter Garstang, of Blackburn ; to. Robert, s. of John Gumey,
of Norwich. Educ. : Somerrille CoU, Oxford Late Com
mandant. War Work: Commandant, V.A.D. Hospital at
Stalham; Vice-President, Tunstead and Happing Division
of B R CS. Address : Ingham Old HaU, Stalham, Norfolk.
Club : Forum. , _. __ (M3691)
GURTEEN, Horace, M.B.E, 6. 1880 ; s. of Jabez Gurteen,
J P, of Sturmere, Essex ; to. Margaret Annie, d. of the late
Rev. James Calvert Fowler, of Nottingham. Educ. : Bedford.
Manufacturer. War Work: British Red Cross Ambulance
Convoy. Address : Eastcotts, Kedington, Suffolk. (M8299)
GUSH, Comm. Alfred WiUiam, C.B.E. R.N.
GUSH, Eng.-Comm. Arthur Sydney, R.N.
GUTHRIE, Capt. Alan, M.B.E, 6. June, 1881 ; s. of
James Guthrie, of NorthaUerton. Educ. : North Eastern
County School, Barnard Castle, and Yorkshire CoU, Leeds.
Leather Expert to Madras Government, 1911. War Work :
Two years in Mesopotamia with Madras ArtUlery Volunteers
and as Embarkation Officer, June, 1915, to July, 1917 ; Deputy
ControUer Hides, Madras June, 1917, to July, 1919. Address :
Department of Industries, Madras. (M6152)
GUTHRIE, Brenda, M.B.E.
GUTHRIE, Capt. Sir Connop, K.B.E, Grenadier Guards
(S.R.), 6. 1882 : to. EUa, d. ofthe late Sir Malcolm McEacharn,
of GaUoway House, Wigtownshire. Special Representative
of British Ministry of Shipping in U.S.A., 1916-19 ; Member
of the United States Government Shipping Control Committee,
1918 ; served in the Great War, 1914-15 (wounded) ; ChevaUer
Legion d'Honneur ; Commendatore, Crown of Italy ; Dis
tinguished Service Medal (U.S.A.). Address: 36, Charles
St,BerkeleySquare,W.l. Clubs: Guards'; Pratt's; Ranelagh.
GUTHRIE, Lieut.-Col. Robert Lindsay, O.B.E.
GUTHRIE, Lieut.-Col. Robert LyaU, O.B.E, M.A,
M.D, Barrister-at-Law, R.A.M.C (T.) ; s. of James Guthrie,
of Hope Park, Broughty Ferry, Scotland. Educ. : Edinburgh
Univ. Coroner for the Eastern District of the County of
London. Medical Officer, Law Union and Rock Insurance Co. ;
Member of CouncU London and Counties Med. Protection
Society, and Assurance Medical Society ; late Deputy-Coroner
N.E. London. War Work : Served in France as M.O.
7th London R.F.A, 1915 ; Registrar and subsequently Officer
in Charge Fulham MiUtary Hospital ; Brevet-Major, 1917 ;
Officer in Charge and Commandant Belmont Prisoners of War
Hospital, 1917-19. Addresses : 39, Carlyle Square, S.W. ;
180, Fleet Street, E.C. Club : St. Stephen's. (07218)
GUTHRIE, WiUiam Alexander, M.B.E.
GUTSCHE, Col. Clemens, C.B.E. Col. S. African Forces ;
German S.-W. Africa, 1914-15 (despatches). (C753)
GUTTERLDGE, Lieut. Leonard, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
GUY, Capt. Edward Martin, O.B.E.
GUY, Capt. Percy Claude, M.B.E.
GWATKIN, Capt. Archibald James, O.B.E.
GWATKDN, Capt. Reginald Dugleby Stapleton, M.B.E,
6. Oct. 1883 ; s. of the late Alexander George Stapleton, of
Ceylon; m. Kathleen Maude, d. of Fred Paddock, F.G.S..
of Cookhouse, Cape Colony. South African Permanent
ArtiUery. War Services : South African War ; Great War ;
campaigns in German S.-W. Africa ; Palestine ; Mesopotamia
(Dunster force) ; Caucasus (acting C.R.A. Baku). Address :
Roberts Heights, Pretoria. (M4276)
GWYER, Capt. Percy Edward, M.B.E, R.M.A.
GWYN, Edith, Mrs. MOORE-, O.B.E, 6. 6 May, 1851 ;
d. of WiUiam Jephson ; m. Joseph Edward, who assumed
the additional surname of Gwyn, s. of Joseph Moore. War
Work . Had charge of 3 Hospitals, Red Cross and Pensions in
Neath ; Vice-President of S. and S. Families Association, Pen-
Committee and Vice-President of the Red Cross in Glamorgan.
sions Address : Dyfityn, Neath, S. Wales. (01408)
GWYNNE, Clement Wansbrough, O.B.E, B.A, J.P,
I.C.S, 6. 3 July, 1883 ; s. of C. T. Gwynne, of Leek, Stafford
shire ; m. Kathleen Hawker, d. of Dr. E. 0. Kingdon, of
Holsworthy, Devonshire. Educ. : Newcastle, and St. John's
CoU, Oxford. Member of the Indian Civil Service ; Deputy
Secretary to the Government of India, Home Department.
War Work : Commission in the I.A.R.O, T. Major ; Assist.
Sec. Army Department, Government of India ; Sec. Indian
Soldiers' Board ; Hon. Sec. Imperial Indian Relief Fund.
Address : The Park, Simla. Club : United Service (Simla). (O9025)
GWYNNE, Major Frederick WiUiam Davies, O.B.E.
GWYNNE, Rt. Rev. Bishop LleweUyn Henry, C.M.G,
C.B.E, D.D, fi. 1863 ; s. of Richard Gwynne, formerly of
KUvey, near Swansea. Educ. : Swansea Grammar School ;
St. John's Hall, Highbury. Was Curate of St. Andrew's,
Nottingham, 1889-92 ; V. of Emmanuel, Nottingham, 1892-99 ;
appointed Archdeacon of Sudan and Suffragan Bishop in
Khartum, 1908 ; Great War, 1914-19 ; Deputy-Chaplain
General (mentioned in despatches). Address : The Clergy
House, Khartum. Clubs : Westminster ; National. (C1260)
GWYNNE, NevUle G, C.B.E, M.A, Cambridge, 6. 2 Aug.
1868 ; s. of the late James E. A. Gwynne, of Folkington Manor,

Sussex ; m. Isabel Violet, d. ot the late Admiral Charles
Wake (see Burke's Peerage, Wake, Bt.) Educ. : Lancing
CoUege ; Pembroke CoUege, Cambridge. President of London
and District Engineering Employers ; Chairman of the British
Engineers' Association ; Chairman Engine Section of Society
British Aircraft Constructors ; Managing Director of Gwynnes
Engineermg Co, Ltd. ; Chairman of Hammersmith Branch
London. War Work : War Pensions Committee ; President
Hammersmith Branch of Federation of Demobilised Soldiers
and SaUors. Clubs : Carlton ; Oxford and Cambridge :
Bachelors'. (C2656)
GWYTHER, Louise Banks, Mrs., M.B.E.
GYE, Irene AUce, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
GYLES, John WilUam, M.B.E.
GYNGELL, Major and Qr.-Mr. George Henry, O.B.E.
War Work : Served during the period of the Great War with
the 3rd Batt. Dorset Regt. at Weymouth ; assisted in the
formation of two Garrison Battalions for service overseas,
and in tho establishment of a Depot of the A. I. F. at Wey
mouth. Address : Charminster, Dorchester. (07219)

HACK, Rev. Robert, M.B.E, M. A., S.C.F, 6. 21 April, 1868 ;
s. of George Robert, of Melton Mowbray ; to. Bertha, d. of
Henry Davies, J.P, of Cams Lodge, Lancaster. Educ:
Melton Mowbray and Univ. CoU, Durham. Vicar of St. Paul's,
Slough ; formerly missionary of Church Missionary Society in
India ; Hon. Chaplain, Government of India. War Work :
Chaplain to Forces, 1915-16, B.E.F, France ; CF. at G.H.Q.
St. Omer, and later of 19th Infantry Brigade, 2nd Division;
1916-19, Exped. Force, British East Africa, and CF. at Maktau,
Dar-es-Salaam, Nairobi, and Nakuru ; 1919, S.C.F. Shomcliffe
Command; 1920, S.C.F. Warley, Essex. Address: St. Paul's
Vicarage, Slough, Bucks. (M4960)
HACKER, Lieut. Douglas Walter Stewart, M.B.E,
R.G.A. (S.R.)
HACKER, 2nd Lieut. WiUiam Henry, M.B.E, R.E.
HACKETT, John, M.B.E, 6. 5 Aug. 1872 ; s. of WUliam
Hackett, of Kensington ; to. Edith Constance Louisa, d. of
George Moore, of Wareham, Dorset, and Fulham. Educ. :
Birkbeck CoU, London. Chemist. War Work : In charge of
accounts for Medical, Surgical, X-Ray, Electro-Medical, Dental,
Pathological, and Bacteriological SuppUes for the Army in the
Army Medical Department (A.M.D. 3) of the War Office since
22 Feb. 1915 ; Editor of the official " Priced List of Medical
Stores." Address : 168, Holland Road, Kensington, W.
(M8301)
HACKETT, Major and Qr.-Mr. Patrick, O.B.E.
HACKETT, Col, Robert Isaac Dalby, C.B.E, M.A, M.D, 6.
31 March, 1857 ; s. of Thomas Hackett, J.P, of Castle Arm
strong, King's Co. ; m. Evelyn Mary Wynne, d. of Evan Jones,
of Chester. Educ. : Chesterfield School ; Birr and Queen's
University, Deland. Retired officer of Army Medical Service.
War Work : Senior Medical Officer, Dorset Training Area
and of Portland Defences and official visitor of Auxiliary
Hospitals. Address : Ocala, Cheltenham. Club : The New,
Cheltenham. (C1597)
HACKETT, WiUiam Jennens, M.B.E, F.S.I, F.A.I.,
F.L.A.A, 6. 16 June, 1877 ; s. of WiUiam- Hackett, of St.
George's, Shlfnal, Salop ; m. Florence Margaret, d. of Robert
Adams HaU, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. : Privately, U.S.A.,
and Rutherford CoU, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Chartered Surveyor
and Valuer ; Articled to James Scott, F.S.I, of Newcastle-on-
Tyne, and in 1910 joined the staff of the Valuation Department
of the Board of Inland Revenue. War Work : Hon. Sec. of
Newcastle-on-Tyne Local Central Organising Committee for
War Savings, from 1916-19 ; assisted to form and control about
370 War Savings Associations with approximate membership
of 50,000, and apart from continuous routine work largely
organised and carried through : War Loan Campaign in 1917 ;
Autumn Campaigns in 1916 and 1917 ; Tank Week, Business
Men's Week, and War Weapons Week in 1918. During this
period raised upwards of £45,000,000 for war purposes from
Newcastle's population of approximately 272,000. Was for
some time a member of the Food Committee, and in June, 1917,
had the honour of being presented to their Majesties the King
and Queen. Addresses : 25, Coquet Terrace, Newcastle-on-
Tyne ; 32, West Street, Gateshead. Clubs : Valuers' ; Pen
and Palette ; City of Newcastle Golf ; Chartered Surveyors'

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HACKING, Major Arthur, O.B.E.
HACKING, Capt. Douglas Hewitt, O.B.E, M.P, fi.
4 Aug. 1884 ; s. of J. Hacking, J.P, CC. of Clayton-le-Moors ;
to. Margery Allen, d. of H. H. Bolton, J.P, of Newchurch-in-
Rossendale. Educ. : Giggleswick and Manchester University.
Member of Parliament for Chorley Division of Lancashire;
Chairman Rishton Urban District CouncU; Vice-Clhairman
Accrington Unionist Association. War Work : Commission
East Lancashire Regiment and Mechanical Transport, attached
to Heavy ArtUlery ; joined up Aug. 1914, 2 years in France.
Address: 20, Arthur Road, Wimbledon, S.W. 19. Clubs:
Constitutional ; St. Stephen's ; Wimbledon Royal. (02546)
HADCOCK, Lieut.-Col. Sir (Albert) George, K.B.E,
F.R.S, late R.A, late Lieut.-Col. Commanding 1st Northum
brian Brigade, R.F.A. (T.F.), 6. 1861 ; m. d. ot Lieut^Gen.
J. W. Hideout, I.S.C Director of Sir W. G. Armstrong Whit
worth & Co, Ltd. ; Director of Thames Ammunition Works ;
Associate Member of Institute of Naval Architects. Address :
Elswick Works, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (K144)

BIOGRAPHIES.

Haigh

H ADD AD, Capt. Gabriel, O.B.E.
HADDEN, Frederiok Weston, M.B.E.
HADDO, George Gordon, Earl of, O.B.E, J.P. D.L,
L.CC, fi. 20 Jan. 1879 ; e.s. of John Campbell, 1st Marquis of
Aberdeen and Temair ; to. Mary Florence, d. of the late Joseph
Olixby, of Owmby Cliff, Lines. Educ. : Cargilfleld, Edinburgh ;
Harrow ; St. Andrews Univ. ; Balliol Coll, Oxford. Repre
sented Peckham on L.CC since 1910 ; one of the representa
tives of the L.CC on the Metropolitan Water Board since 1913,
and on the body of Trustees for the Crystal Palace since 1914.
War Work : Member of War Emergency Committee of National
Council of Y.M.CA.'s ; Supervisor and Treasurer for many war
centres of the Y.M.C.A. in London and the Home Counties ;
Vice-Chairman of EUon District War Emergency Committee,
Aberdeenshire. Addresses : 16, Cambridge Square, W. 2 ;
Haddo House, Aberdeen. Clubs : Brooks's ; National Liberal ;
New (Edinburgh) ; Royal Northern (Aberdeen). (O10546)
HADDON, Lieut.-Col. Andrew, O.B.E, V.D.
HADDON, Lieut. Reginald Cutler, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
HADFIELD, Charles Frederiok, M.B.E, M.A, M.D.
(Cantab), M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, 6. 17 June, 1875 ; s. of the late
Geo. H. Hadfleld, J.P, of Ross, Herefordshire ; to. W. F. E,
d. of the late Alexander W. MacDougall, of Blackheath. Educ. :
The Leys School, Cambridge ; Trinity Coll, Cambridge ; St.
Bartholomew's Hospital. Anaesthetist ; Senior Anaesthetist,
Prince of Wales' General Hospital ; Assist. Anaesthetist, St.
Bartholomew's Hospital, E.C. War Work : Anaesthetist, City
of London Military Hospital, 1915-19. Addresses : 42,
Devonshire Street, Portland Place, W. 1 ; The Old Rectory,
Leaden Roding, Dunmow, Essex. (M10262A)
HADFIELD, Ernest, O.B.E.
HADFIELD, Franois Belt, Lady, C.B.E, d. of Col. S. M.
Wickersham, of AUeghany, Pennsylvania ; to. Sir Robert A.
Hadfleld, 1st Bart, F.R.S, J.P. (see Burke's Peerage).
Address: 22, Carlton House Terrace, S.W. 1. (C188)
HADFIELD, John White, M.B.E.
HADLEY, Arthur Edward, C.B.E, 5 Dec. 1870 ; s. of
Edward Alfred Hadley, M.A, of London. Educ. : Charter
house. Managing Director of The Victoria FaUs and Transvaal
Power Company, Ltd. War Work : Deputy Director-General,
Inspection Department, Ministry of Munitions. Address :
66, Palace Court, Hyde Park, London. Club : Ranelagh. (C189)
HADLEY, Frederick Augustus, M.B.E. (M10387)
HADLEY, Joanna Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 3 July, 1861 ;
d. of Henry T. Wells, R.A, of London, and wi. of Ernest
Charrington ; m. Wilfred James Hadley, M.D, F.R.CP. War
Work : Organiser, Commandant, and Sec. of The Kitto Relief
Hospital, Reigate (AuxiUary MUitary Hospital, Class " A "),
for 4_ years. Addresses : Parkside, Reigate, Surrey ; 33,
Queen Anne Street, London, W. 1. (M8303)
HADKINSON, Frederick, M.B.E. (M10192)
HADKINSON, Capt. Peroival, O.B.E.
HADNUTT, WiUiam, M.B.E.
HADOW, Sir (WiUiam) Henry, C.B.E, 6. 27 Dec. 1859 ;
s. of Rev. W. E. Hadow, Vicar of South Cerney, Cirencester.
Educ : Malvern and Worcester CoUege, Oxford. FeUow,
Tutor and Dean of Worcester CoUege, 1888-1909 ; Principal
of Armstrong CoUege, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1909-19 ;
Vice-ChanceUor of Sheffield University, 1919. War Work :
Director of Education (for Y.M.C.A.) on Lines of Communica
tion in France, 1918 ; Assistant Director of Staff duties (Educa
tion) at the War Office, 1918-19. Address : The Grange,
Ecclesall, Sheffield. Clubs : Athenaeum ; Oxford and Cam
bridge. (C2657)
HADRILL, Capt. Henry Clement, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HAFFIELD, Walter MUford Paget, M.B.E, 6. 5 Sept.
1880 ; s. of Cooper Haffield, B.A, of Eden Park, Kingstown.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Voluntary work in connection
with the St. John Ambulance Brigade at the unloading of
Hospital Ships, etc. ; in charge of Wounded Soldiers' Reception
Committees work at Kingstown from Feb. 1915, to Dec. 1919.
Address : Summer-Hill House, Kingstown, Co. Dublin. (M8304)
HAGAN, Rev. Edward James, O.B.E.
HAGGARD, Godfrey Digby Napier, O.B.E.
HAGGARD, Sir Henry Rider, Knt. Bach, K:B.E, J.P,
fi. 22 June, 1856 ; s. of WUUam M. Rider Haggard, of Braden-
ham Hall, Norfolk ; to. Mariana Louisa, o.c. of Major Margitson
(19th Regt.), of Ditchingham House, Norfolk. Educ. :
Privately. Sec. to Sir Henry Bulwer, Governor of Natal,
1875 ; on the Staff of Sir TheophUus Shepstone, special
commissioner to the Transvaal, 1877 ; with late Gen. Brooke,
R.E, formaUy hoisted the British flag over the South African
Republic at Pretoria, on the Queen's Birthday, 1877 ; Sec.
to Secocoeni Commission ; Master High Court of the Transvaal,
1878 ; Barrrister, Lincoln's Inn, 1884 ; Chairman of Committee,
Society of Authors, 1896-98 ; journeyed through England
investigating condition of agriculture and of rural population,
1901 and 1902 ; British Government Special Commissioner to
leport on Salvation Army Settlements, U.S.A., etc, 1905 ;
Chairman Reclamation and Unemployed Labour Committee
of the Royal Commission on Coast Erosion and Afforestation,
1906-11 ; Nominated Hon. Life FeUow of R. Colonial Institute,
and presented with illuminated address of thanks, by Council of
the R.C Institute, in recognition of " conspicuous services to the
British Empire," 1916; elected a Vice-President R. Colonial
Institute, 1917 ; Member, Empire Settlement Committee,
1917. War Work : Served on Dominions Royal Commissions,

1912-1917 and Empire Settlement Committee ; Hon. Repre
sentative Royal Colonial Institute to consult with Governments
of the Dominions as to the After-War Settlement of Ex-Service
Men, 1916 ; has travelled round the world on Empire Service,
etc. Addresses : Ditchingham House, Norfolk ; North Lodge,
St. Leonards-on-Soa. Clubs: Athenaeum; National; CecU;
Pilgrims'. (K215)
HAGGARD, Lilias Margitson Rider, M.B.E, 6. 9 Doc.
1892 ; d. of Sir Rider Haggard, of Ditchingham, Norfolk
(q.v.). Educ. : St. Felix School, Southwold. War Work :
Joined Voluntary Aid Detachment, Norfolk 116, early in
1915, and worked in the Hedenham AuxiUary Hospital,
Norfolk, Exmouth Hospital, Devonshire, and Morden Grange
Hospital, Wimbledon, until 1918 ; also worked for some
months for the Royal Automobile Club as Voluntary Driver.
Address : Ditchingham House, Norfolk. Club : Albemarle ;
V.A.D. (M8305)
HAGGART, Capt. James Dewar, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 22
March, 1875 ; s. of Peter Haggart, Woollen Manufacturer, of
Aberfeldy, Perthshire ; to. Millicent Frances, d. of George
Bourne, of Oakdene, Edgbaston, Birmingham. Edue. :
Morrison Academy. Crieff. Woollen Manufacturer ; Provost
of Aberfeldy ; Chief Magistrate of the Burgh ; Chairman,
local School Committees ; Chairman of Horticultural Society,
etc. War Work : Gave up his house, Eilean Riabhach, as
an Auxiliary Hospital for 4_ years ; encouraged all local efforts
in connection with Red Cross Fund, Prince of Wales' Fund,
The Queen Mary Needlework Guild, Prisoner of War Fund ;
Chairman of Aberfeldy Burgh Tribunal and Local Food Control ;
Member of County War Pensions and Disablement Committee ;
raised a local company of volunteers. Address : Eilean,
Riabhach, Aberfeldy. Clubs: R.A.C; Conservative (Edin
burgh) ; Royal Scottish Automobile (Glasgow).
HAGGITT. Major Edward Dashwood, O.B.E.
HAGUE, S., M.B.E.
HAHN, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Adolph, M.B.E, R.E.
HAHN, Carl Hugo Linsingen, M.B.E.
HAIG, Lieut.-Col. David Price, O.B.E.
HAIG, Capt. John AUcius, O.B.E, B.A, and Legion of
Honour, fi. 1857 ; s. of John Haig, of Cameron Bridge, Co.
Fife ; m. Jessie Marion, widow of Sir Edmund Waller,
5th Bart, (see Burke's Peerage). Edue. : Clifton Coll. ; Trinity
Coll, Cambridge (B.A.). War Work : Transport Officer, 1st
Dorset Regt, Somme, 1916 : Transport Officer, Mhow Cav.
Bde.. 1916-18 ; A.D.C. to Lieut.-Gen. Sir Chas. Kavanagh,
K.C.B, Commanding Cav. Corps, 1918-19 ; Staff Capt.
Namur No. 4 Area, 1919. Address : Lawfield, Ladybank,
Fife. (05325)
HAIG, Mary Lilian, M.B.E, d. of William James Haig, of
Dollarfield, Dollar. War Work : Vice-President, British Red
Cross Society (Scottish Branch) ; A. CD. for Clackmannan and
Kinross, Co. Branch. Address : Dollarfield, Dollar. (M8306)
HAIG, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Wolseley, C.S.I, C.M.G, C.B.E,
6. 1865 ; s. of the late Major Robert Wolseley Haig, R.A,
F.R.S. ; m. 1892, Beatrice, d. of Michael Lloyd Ferrar, I.C.S.
Educ. : WelUngton Coll, and R.M.C, Sandhurst. Entered
Seaforth Highlanders 1884 ; Capt. I.S.C (now Indian Army),
1895 ; Major, 1902 ; Lieut.-Col. 1910 ; served with Burma
Expedition, 1887-89 ; Staff Officer Bhamo Command (medal
with clasp) ; joined Berar Commn. 1892, and was successively
Assist. Commr, Inspector-Gen. of Police, Jails, Stamps,
Registration, and Excise, and Civil and Sessions Judge ;
entered Political Depart. 1901 ; First Assist. Resident at
Hyderabad, 1902 ; Assist. Sec. to Govt, of India in Foreign
Depart. 1907 ; was Political Agent in Alwar, 1907-8 ; Officiat
ing Political A.D.C. to Sec. of State for India, 1909-10 ; Consul
at Kerman, 1910-12; Consul-Gen: for Khorassan, 1912-16,
since when at Isfahan. Address : British Consulate-General,
Ispahan, Persia. Clubs : Constitutional ; Caledonian United
Service. (C2656)
HAIGH, Bernard Parker, M.B.E, D.Sc, Educ. : Uni
versity of Glasgow. Assistant Professor, R.N. College, Green
wich. War Work : Consulting Engineer, Admiralty. Address :
R.N. College, Greenwich. (M496)
HAIGH, Ernest Varley, C.B.E, 6. 20 May, 1883 ; s. of
Sam Haigh, of Slaithwaite, Yorkshire. Educ. : Huddersfield
CoUege. Works Manager in Messrs. J. and P. Coats, Ltd,
at home and in Russia and Mexico ; Member of the Institute
of Mechanical Engineers. War Work : Controller, Trench
Warfare Supply Dept. and of Department of Engineering,
Ministry of Munitions. Address : Services Club, 19, Stratford
Place, W. 1. Clubs: Royal Thames Yacht ; Royal Corinthian
Yacht ; Services, (C190)
HAIGH, George WUliam, M.B.E, 6. 17 June, 1869; s. of
the late WiUiam Haigh, of Huddersfield ; to. Georgina Alice,
d. of the late William James Smith. Educ. : Moldgreen Board
School, and Huddersfield Technical CoU. Hon. Serving Brother
to the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England ; Corps
Superintendent, Huddersfield Corps of the St. John Ambulance
Brigade ; Commandant, 27th and 172nd Voluntary Aid Detach
ment, York ; Hon. Sec. Huddersfield and Holmflrth District
Fire Brigades' Friendly Society. War Work : As Hon. Supt.
of Transport to the Huddersfield War Hospital (9th General),
arranged all transport and personally superintended Special and
Serious Cases to and from the Hospital, and to the other Com
mands and Institutions ; procured voluntary transport and
superintended all convoys of wounded soldiers to Huddersfield ;
and as Commandant of the 27th and 172nd Voluntary Aid
Detachment, York, prepared and mobilised for the R.A.M.C.

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Hail

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over 200 ; formed Ladies' V.A.D. Company for Honley
AuxUiary Hospital ; arranged transport by motor, etc, of over
78,000 wounded soldiers and patients ; assisted with ambulance
in transport of wounded soldiers to HaUfax St. Luke's Hospital ;
assisted in the organisation of Treats and Motor Trips to the
wounded soldiers at the War Hospital and its auxUiaries.
Address : 14, Victoria Street, Moldgreen, Huddersfield. (M8307)
HAIL, Lieut. Frederick WilUam, O.B.E, R.N.R.
HAILES, Brevet-Lieut Col. David Augustus, O.B.E,
R.M.L.I. (ret.), 6. 30 Dec. 1863 ; s. of the late Major-Gen.
J. C. Hailes, Roval (Bombay) ArtiUery ; to. Amy Alice PoweU.
Educ. : Privately ; Marlborough. War Work : Recruiting
Staff Officer, Royal Navy and Royal Marines, Manchester
District. Address : 210, Upper Chorlton Road, Manchester,
S.W. (04432)
HAILEY, Hammett Reginald Clode, CLE, C.B.E,
I C S
' HAINES, Augustus John Thomas, O.B.E.
HAINES, Acting Lieut. Ernest, M.B.E.
HAINES, Capt. Henry Ronald, O.B.E, R.M.L.I, fi.
31 July, 1886 ; s. of Charles Haines, of the Manor House,
Locking, Somerset ; m. Phoebe Olivia, d. of Col. H. T. S.
Yates, R.A, of Weymouth. Educ. : EUzabeth CoU, Guernsey.
War Work : Served in Grand Fleet throughout the war. Club :
Junior Naval and MUitary. (09240)
HAINES, Samuel James, M.B.E, A.M.
HAINES, WiUiam Joseph, C.B.E.
HAINS, Charles Brazier, M.B.E.
HAINS, John James, M.B.E.
HAINWORTH, Edward Marrack, M.B.E, M.D, B.S,
B.Sc. (Lond.), F.R.CS, fi. 14 March, 1870; s. of Henry
Hainworth, of Blackheath, Kent. ; m. Charlotte Elizabeth,
d. of W. P. Burkinshaw, of Hessle, E. York. Educ. : Roan
School, Greenwich, and St. Thomas's Hospital. Sen. Surgeon,
Hull Royal Infirmary ; Sen. Surgeon, Victoria Cluldren's
Hospital, Hull. War Work : St. John's V.A.D. Hospital,
Hull ; and Brooklands Officers' Hospital, Hull. Addresses :
14, Albion Street, HuU ; Wolfreton House, Kirk Ella, near
HuU. (M8509)
HAIR, John Hugh, M.B.E, J.P, D.L. (County of Moray), fi.
17 Nov. 1859 ; s. of John Hair, of Hampstead, London ; to.
Lizzie Forsyth, d. of James Johnston, of Newmill, Elgin.
Educ. : Univ. Coll. School, London. Formerly Joint Managing
Director, Glenlossie-GlenUvet Distillery Co, Ltd, Elgin ;
Member of County Council for Morayshire. War Work :
County Director, Morayshire Branch, British Red Cross Society ;
Member of County MUitary Advisory Committee. Address :
Skerry Cliff, Lossiemouth, Morayshire. (M8310)
HAKE, Major Henry Engelbert, O.B.E, T.D, 6. 23 Aug.
1868 ; s. of Henry Hake, late Vicar of Chilvers Coton, nr.
Nuneaton. Educ. : Leamington CoUege. War Work : Mobi
lised, 5 Aug. 1914 ; Proceeded to France, March, 1915 ; Various
appointments in France ; Adjutant of Army Railheads from
Nov. 1917, to March, 1919. (05326)
HAKING, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Richard Cyril Byrne, G.B.E,
K.C.B, K.C.M.G, late Hants. Regt, 6. 24 Jan. 1862 ; s. of
late Rev. Richard Haking ; to. Rachel Violette, d. of late Sir
Henry James Burford Burford-Hancock, C.M.G, Chief Justice
of Gibraltar. Commdg. 5th Inf. Brig, Aldershot Command,
from 1911 ; served with Burmese Expd, 1885-7 ; S. Africa,
1899-1900 ; in Great War (despatches) ; has Order of St.
Vladimir of Russia (4th Class with swords) ; Legion of Honour,
Croix de Guerre of France and Belgium ; Military Order of
Avis of Portugal, and Sacred Treasure of Japan ; is Grand
Officer, Order of the Crown of Italy and of Belgium; ap
pointed High Commissioner for Danzig, Jan. 1921. Address :
Aldershot. Clubs : Army and Navy ; United Service ;
Arthur's. (G67)
HALAHAN, Col. John Crosby, C.B.E, A.F.C, R.A.F.
Served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C861)
HALAHAN, Surg.-Oomm. Thomas Dufour, O.B.E, R.N,
M.B, F.R.CS, B.A.
HALCROW, Marjorie, Mrs., M.B.E, R.A.F.
HALDANE, Henry Chicheley, O.B.E, 6. 10 May, 1872 ;
s. of James Haldane, of Edinburgh ; to. Norah, d. of WUliam
Bowden, of Hope, Derbyshire. Educ. : Charterhouse and
B.N.C, Oxford. War Work : Enlisted West Kent Yeomanry,
Sept. 1914 ; received Commission in Lothians and Border
Horse, Nov. 1914 ; served in Flanders and France from Sept.
1915, to Feb. 1918 ; mentioned in despatches. Address :
Pavings, King's Langley, Herts. Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (0858)
HALE, Felix, M.B.E, 6. 15 April, 1855; s. of John Hale, of
Chippenham, WUtshire: m. Hannah, d. of Thomas Rees, of
Neath, South Wales. Educ. : St. Paul's School, Chippenham.
Locomotive Foreman (Great Western RaUway). War Work :
Arrangement of Engine Power in connection with running of
ambulance trains, movement of troops, and ammunition trains
Address : 9, Ormsby Street, Reading. (M8311)
HALE, Lancelot Hugh Dowman, M.B.E.
HALE, Muriel AUce Mary, M.B.E, d. of George 0. Hale,
of Knowsley, Prescot. War Work: V.A.D. in Liverpool
Merchants Mobile Hospital at Etaples ; Lady Superintendent
at Amatol Munition Factory, Aintree ; Commandant and
Matron of Women Munition Workers' Hospital at Knowsley
HaU. Address : Knowsley, Prescot, Lancs. Club : Ladies'
Park. (M8312)
HALE, Lieut. Reginald, M.B.E, 6. 1888. Educ. : Owen's

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School, IsUngton. War Work : Service with the Red Cross
Commission in Mesopotamia and Persia as Director of Finance
and Personnel. (M8513)
HALE, Lieut. Sylvester Gresham, M.B.E.
HALE, Major Thomas, O.B.E.
HALE, Col. Thomas Wyatt, C.B, CM.G, C.B.E, fi. 1864 ¦
to. 18 — , Annette Hannah, d. of the late Daniel Bailey of
Moorock, Ballycumber, King's Co. Entered WUtshire Regt
1885 ; Lieut.-Col. Army Ordnance Depart. 1905 ; Col. 1913 •
Benin Expedition, 1897 (medal with clasp) ; with NUe Expedi
tion, 1898 (despatches, 4th Class Medjidie, Egyptian Medal) ¦
Great War, 1914-18 (despatches twice) ; was a Director of
Ordnance Sers. 1918-19, with rank of Brig.-Gen. (C1399)
HALE, Lieut. Walter ChurchiU, O.B.E, M.C, R.F.A (T )
HALE, William Stather, O.B.E.
HALE, Thomas Edward SHERWOOD-, M.B.E, J.P.
Gloucestershire (see BURKE'S Landed Gentry), 6. 28 Feb. 1861;
s. of the late Thomas Henry Sherwood-Hale, Royal Scots
FusiUers, and Ann, d. of R. B. Hale, of Alderley, Glos.; m.
Mary Sophia, d. of Fredk. Addington Goodenough. Edue. :
Dulwich Coll. War Work : Canteen management in Gloucester
shire and WUts. ; also on staff of Filling Factory, Quedgeley,
Glos. Address : Alderley, near Wotton-under-Edge, Glos. (M1834)
HALER, Percy James, M.B.E, B.Sc. (Vict, and Leeds),
A.M.I.Mech.E, A.I.E.E, fi. 20 Aug. 1876 ; s. of WiUiam Henry
Haler, of Ilkley (late of the Board of Education, WhitehaU) ;
to. Edith, d. of Arthur Redshaw, of Leeds. Educ : Leeds
Central High School, and Leeds Univ. Principal, Leyton
Technical Institute, and Supervisor of Evening Studies,
Leyton. War Work : Superintendent of the Engineering
Department, Hackney Technical Institute, London County
Council, June, 1915, to Dec. 1918, producing limit and position
gauges for the Ministry of Munitions. Address: 17, Morn-
ington Road, Chingford, E. 4. (M8314)
HALES, Rev. James Tooke, O.B.E. CF, 6. 7 Sept.
1863 ; s. of the late Rev. George Hales, of Barningham, York.
Educ. : Eton, and Lichfield Theol. CoU. Chaplain H.M.
Forces since 1900. Principal Chaplain Mesopotamian Exped.
Force, 1920. War Work : Served in France with 3rd Division,
Aug. 1914 ; remained with wounded on the retreat from
Mons, and was taken into Germany and aUowed to remain in
men's camp at Sennelager, until Feb. 1915 ; subsequently at
Shoreham and Curragh Camps. Address : G.H.Q. Baghdad. (07224)
HALES, Lieut. Walter Percy, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
HALES, Capt. WUlie, M.B.E, 6. 1874. Served for 24
years in the Royal ArtiUery. War Work : Assist. Inspector of
Shells, Inspection Department, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich.
Address : 5, Chancelot Road, Abbey Wood, S.E. 2. (M1835)
HALFORD, Capt. Ernest Samuel, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HALFORD, Lieut.-Col. Michael Francis, O.B.E, Y. &
L. Regt. (retired).
HALL, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Nelson. O.B.E, J.P, D.L,
fi. 25 July, 1865 ; s. of A. W. HaU, of Barton Abbey, Oxon
(see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; m. Susan, d. of Col. G. 0. Porter.
of Fairford Park, Glos. Educ : Charterhouse and Oriel
CoU, Oxford. Chairman and Managing Director of HaU's
Oxford Brewery, Ltd. War Work : Commanded 2/lst Queen's
Own Oxfordshire Hussars. Address : Burton Abbey, Steeple
Aston, Oxon. Club : Carlton. (02226)
HALL, Major Alfred Kingsley, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HALL, Alice Mary, M.B.E, 6. 1863 ; d. of Benjamin Hall.
Educ. : High School, Battersea. Matron of The Dreadnought
Hospital. War Work : Superintending the Nursing of the
Royal Navy and Merchant Seamen during the war at the
Dreadnought Hospital, Greenwich. Address : Dreadnought
Hospital, Greenwich. (M1837)
HALL, Aline Margaret, M.B.E. For work in connection
with the Imperial War Museum. (M10321)
HALL, Annie, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 1867 ; d. of S. I. Hubble,
of Barnes ; m. Benjamin James, s. of Rev. R. Hall, B.A., of
Leamington. Educ. : Wyggeston School, Leicester. War
Work : Converted own private house into a hospital at the com
mencement of the War, and acted as Commandant during the
whole period of the War. Address : Fieldend, Eastcote,
Middx. Club : Lyceum. (01411)
HALL, Anthony, M.B.E.
HALL, Lieut. Archibald Holte, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
HALL, Eng.-Comm. Arthur Colin, O.B.E, R.N.
HALL, Arthur Henry, C.B.E, 6. 17 Aug. 1876', s. of
H. S. HaU, of Clifton ; to. Maud Henrietta, d. of Lieut.-Col.
Webster, of Blackheath. Educ : Clifton ; Trinity HaU,
Cambridge. 1st Class Mech. Sciences Tripos ; Engineer,
M.I.C.E, M.I.M.E. ; at present ControUer Disposal Board,
in charge of factory stores, misceUaneous stores and aircraft
disposals. War Work : 1914-17, Woolwich Arsenal, Asst.
Supt. Mechanical Engineering Dept. ; In charge of lay-out
and equipment of new factories ; 1917, Director of Mine
Production, Admiralty ; In charge of production of all weapons,
torpedoes, mines, paravanes, hydrophones, depth charges,
etc, used in the submarine warfare. Address : 1, Eliot Vale,
Blackheath. Club : Authors'. (C19D
HALL, Audrey Elizabeth Kathleen, M.B.E. (M10249»)
HALL, Major Bertram Arthur Montagu, O.B.E, R.A..&.7
Dec. 1879 ; s. of late Col. Montague Hall, Royal Munster Fusiliers,
Fairlight, Ryde, I.W. ; m. Iris Mary, d. of F. Cory Yeo, J.P.,
of Holme Park, Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire. Educ: I. W.
CoUege ; Royal MiUtary Academy, Woolwich. Regular Army.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Hall

War Work : Served with No. 7 Mountain Battery, Deo. 1914 to
Dec. 1915, with the B.E.F. Franco, and the same Battery from
Deo. 1915 tUl Sept. 1916 with Salonica Expeditionary Force ;
invalided to England ; rejoined B.E.F. France, April, 1917 ;
commanded various batteries untU Feb. 1918;' appointed
Commandant 2nd Army Artillery School, Feb. 1918 to Feb.
' 1919 ; Despatches, Dec. 1918 and June, 1919 ; Belgian Croix
de Guerre, O.B.E. .4<Wress : The Old Abbey, Exeter. Club :
Junior Naval and Military. (05327)
HALL, Lieut. Bertram James Leslie, M.B.E, R.E,
(TO- HALL, Lieut. Charles Frank, O.B.E. (011743)
HALL, Charles John Ernest, O.B.E, J.P. ; s. of Charles
John HaU, of Manchester and Windermere ; m. Maud Constance
Swke, of Ashton. Educ. : Privately. Chairman, Disley
CouncU. War Work : Red Cross Transport in Cheshire
(Assistant County Director (Transport) B.R.C.S, Cheshire
Branch). Address : Disley, Cheshire. Clubs : Brasenose ;
Royal Clyde Yaoht ; Royal Windermere Yacht. (01412)
HALL, Charles Leavers, M.B.E.
HALL, Lieut.-Comm. Charles Stuart, O.B.E, R.D.
HALL, Major and Qr.-Mr. Douglas, O.B.E.
HALL, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Edgar, M.B.E.
HALL, EUzabeth EUen, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of the late
Charles Florance Young, of 22, Cranley Gardens, S.W. ; m.
Charles Henry Edward, s. of the late Capt. H. E. Hall, of
Knockbrack Athenry, Co. Galway. Educ : Privately.
War Work : Commandant, V.A.D. Kent 102. Address :
BirchUey, Biddenden, Kent. Clubs : Sesame and Bath. (M8315)
HALL, Ernest Frederiok, M.B.E.
HALL, Lieut. Ernest Virtue, M.B.E.
HALL, Evelyn Alice, Mrs., M.B.E.
HALL, Lieut.-Col. Sir Frederiok, K.B.E, D.S.O, M.P,
Lieut.-Col. R.F.A,fi. 7 Oct. 1864 ; s. of Herbert Hall; m. 1892
Annie EUen, d. of Dr. Henry HaU. Educ. : Privately. Member
of Lloyds and Baltic ; contested Dulwich L.CC 1907-1910, and
Parliament, 1910 ; served in Great War. Address : Grafham
Grange, Bramley, Surrey. Clubs : Carlton ; Junior Carlton ;
Constitutional ; St. Stephen's. (K77)
HALL, Frederick Joseph, M.B.E.
HALL, Frederick Walter, O.B.E, 6. 1874 ; s. of Rev.
T. 0. Hall, late of Stretton Rectory, Oakham ; m. Phyllis,
d. of H. H. BaghaU, of Avishays, Chard, Somerset. Educ. :
Oundle. Land Agent for the Marquis of Zetland and the
Duke of Northumberland. War Work : Member of North
Riding, Yorkshire War Agricultural Committee and latterly
Chairman. Aachess : OUiver, Richmond, Yorkshire. Club :
Windham. (01413)
HALL, Frederick HoUand, M.B.E.
HALL, George, M.B.E, 6. 3 Dec. 1851 ; s. of Major
George Hall, of Poona, Bombay Presidency ; to. Henrietta
EUzabeth, d, of Henry Faulooner, of Poona. Educ : Doveton
Coll, India. Deputy Supt. Survey of India vretired) ; Member
of the Municipal CouncU, Bangalore ; Hon. Treas. Friend-in-
Need Society ; Director, Bank of Bangalore ; Member, Mythic
Society. War Work: Visited the hospitals and supplied
papers and books ; placed car at the disposal of the authorities
for the convalescents ; Member of the Red Cross Society.
(M6156)
HALL, Lieut.-Col. George CUfford Miller, C.M.G, C.B.E,
D.S.O, ft. 2b Jan, 1872 ; s. of Capt. W. H. Hall, R.N, ; to.
Annie Elizabeth Mary, d. of FitzRoy KeUy, of Lincoln's
Inn. Educ. : Repton and Royal MiUtary Academy, Wool
wich. Was In Royal Engineers ; now Lieut.-Col.. Reserve of
Officers. War Work : Assistant Director of RaUway Trans
port, Egyptian Expeditionary Force. Address : 23, Cranley
Gardens, London, S.W. 7. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Garrick. (C2058)
HALL. Capt. George Frederick, M.B.E, fi. 18 April, 1898;
s. of G. A. HaU, of Olgra House, Moore Road, Mapperley,
Nottingham. Educ. : Nottingham High School, and Notting
ham Univ. CoU. War Work : Served with the East Yorkshire
Regt. overseas, with 8th and 11th BattaUons, May, 1917, to
Junej 1919. Address : Olgra House, Moore Road, Mapperley,
Nottingham. Club : Nottingham and Notts United Services. (M1839)
HALL, Major George Leslie, O.B.E, R.E.
HALL, George Thomas, M.B.E.
HALL, Lieut.-Col. George Thompson, C.M.G, C.B.E.
HALL, Comm. Hamilton John Burnett, O.B.E, R.N.
HALL, Capt. Harold Stanley-George, M.B.E, Aust. I.F.
HALL, Harry Francis, M.B.E.
HALL, Capt. Harry Reginald Holland, M.B.E.
HALL, Henry, M.B.E, 6. 13 July, 1873 ; s. of the late
Edward HaU. Educ. : City of Westminster School. Senior
Staff Clerk in Ministry of Health. War Work : Intelligence
Department of the Local Government Board, which department
collected information with regard to distress due to the war, and
later supervised the work of Local and Appeal Tribunals, under
the MUitary Service Acts ; also served as a Special Constable.
Address : 48, Ringford Road, West HiU, Wandsworth, S.W. 18.
(M1840)
HALL, Ven. Henry Armstrong, C.B.E, B.D, 6.
^ June, 1853 ; s. of the late George HaU, late 52nd Light
gu!.; m. Catherine Gertrude, d. of John Ross Hutchinson,
a.E.I.CS. Educ. : Christ's Hospital; Abroad. Chaplain
™ the King ; Arohdeacon of Richmond ; Rector of Methley.
War Work : Dept. Asst. Chaplain Gen. (A/Asst, C.G.), Northern

Command ; Organiser and Dlreotor of Schools of Instruction
for Army Chaplains ; In conjunction with Bishop of Ripon
formed Diocesan Board and erected Churohes and Reoreation
Huts for the Troops at Ripon, Catterick, and elsewhere ;
Brought to notice of Sec. of State for War, London Gazette,
Feb. 1917. Address : Methley Rectory, Leeds. Club : Leeds.
(C1598)
HALL, Lieut. Henry Leonard, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HALL, Major Herbert Gordon Lewis, O.B.E, R.A.S.C,
6. 10 July, 1886; s. of Brig.-Gen. Lewis Hall, C.B. ; to.
Narayanee, d. of Capt. Judge, 2nd K.E.O. Gurkhas. Educ. :
Magdalen Coll. School, Oxford, and Sandhurst. (01414)
HALL, Paymaster-Capt. Hugh Seymour, C.B.E, R.N. ;
s. of the late Rev. G. Rome Hall of Birtley, Northumberland.
Educ. : Shaftesbury Grammar School. Paymaster-Corn, and
Acting Paymaster-Capt. R.N. ; Paymaster of Contingencies,
Admiralty. Address : Westmorland House, Wark-on-Tyne,
Northumberland. (0895)
HALL, James, M.B.E.
HALL, Rev. James Thomas, O.B.E, B.D, 6. 22 July,
1886 ; s. of Isaac Hall, of Co. Cavan, Ireland ; to. Agnes Mary
Frances, d. of the Rev. T. Burns, D.D, of Edinburgh. Educ. :
Edinburgh Univ. Minister of the Parish Church of Tilli
coultry, Clackmannanshire, Scotland. War Work : Chaplain
to the 8th Casualty Clearing Station, B.E.F, from Dec. 1915,
to Oct. 1916 ; Chaplain to 2nd King's Own Scottish Borderers
from Oct. 1916, to March, 1919, with interim work as Acting
Senior Chaplain (non. 0. of E.) to Fifth Division. Address :
The Manse, TiUicoultry. Claokmannanshire. (05328)
HALL, Jane, Mrs., O.B.E.
HALL, John, M.B.E, J.P.
HALL, Col. John, O.B.E, V.D, D.L. ; s. of James HaU, of
The Lodge, Castletoh, Derbyshire ; to. Olive, d. of Andrew
Fernie, of Stratton St. Margaret, Wilts. Educ. : The Collegiate
School, Sheffield. Solicitor ; Clerk to County Justices, Petty
Sessional Division of Bury. War Work : Commanded 2/5th,
3/5th Lancashire Fusiliers, 1914-16 ; served in France ; Com
mandant of Prisoner of War Camps, Frith HiU, Blandford, and
Ripon, 1916 to conclusion of war. Address : Gorsey Brow,
Chesham, Bury. (08823)
HALL, Rev. John, O.B.E, 6. 22 Oct. 1863 ; m. Isabella
Stuart, d. of John Stuart, R.I.C, of Galway. Educ : Edin
burgh Univ., and New CoU.,E<imbiirgh. Minister of United
Free Church of Scotland. War Work : Convener of Home
Mission Committee of United Free Church of Scotland ; Joint
Convener of Scottish Churches' Huts. Address : 2, Greenhill
Terrace, Edinburgh. (010550)
HALL, John Frederiok, O.B.E, I.C.S.
HALL, John Herbert, O.B.E, 6. 18 Sept. 1861; s. of
John HaU, of Bolton ; to. Margaret, d. of Jethro Scowcroft, of
Moorfield, Bolton. Educ. : Rugby. SoUcitor and Notary ;
Clerk to the Justices, County Borough of Bolton. War Work :
Military Representative, and afterwards National Service
Representative. Address : South Bank, Heaton, near Bolton.
Club : Reform, Bolton. (010551)
HALL, Capt. John Job, M.B.E.
HALL, Col. Sir John Riohard, Bart, C.B.E, Major 3rd
Res. Batt. Irish Guards, late Coldstream Guards, fi. 14 Nov.
1865 ; s. of late Lieut.-Gen. JuUan Hamilton HaU, 5th s. of
5th Bart, (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Sophia, d. of H. Duncan,
and widow of Capt. S. A. OUiver, D.S.O. Address : 21, Dorset
Square, N.W. 1. Clubs : Turf ; Beefsteak ; St. James's ;
Guards'. (C1599)
HALL, Major Leonard Joseph, O.B.E, R.E.
HALL, Martin Julian, O.B.E.
HALL, Mary Eleanor, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 9 AprU, 1876 ;
d. of Thomas Blakey, of Bowthorpe HaU, Selby, Yorks ; to.
James WilUam Hall. Educ : Howden National School ;
gained Teacher's Certificate at Belle Vue, Bradford. Cookery
Instructress, 1905-9 ; gained 1st Class Cookery Diploma at
Leeds Training School. War Work : Commandant of the
Castle AuxUiary Hospital, Cockermouth, 1917-19 ; trained
the V.A.D.s in cookery one year before opening hospital, so
that all cooking, bread-making, etc, was done by the V.A.D.'s
on the hospital premises, the hospital being carried on by
voluntary workers only. Address : Evening Hill, Cocker-
mouth. (M8319)
HALL, Matthew, M.B.E.
HALL, Capt. Norman McLeod, O.B.E, R.E.
HALL, Oscar Standring, O.B.E, J.P, M.I.Mech.E, 6.
1862; s. of Samuel Standring HaU, of Bury; to. Eleanor
Burrows, d. of Dr. James Kerr, of Crawshawbooth. Educ. :
Bury Grammar School; Germany; Manchester Technical
School • Owens Coll. Vice-Chairman, Bury Insurance Com
mittee ' Chairman of the Medical Benefit Sub-Committee of the
Bury Insurance Committee since the inception of the Insurance
Act in 1912 ; ex-President of the Bury and District Chamber of
Commerce. War Work : Director of two large Engineering
Works, actively engaged in many directions for war suppUes ;
visited Paris, Spa, and Wiesbaden on behalf of the Government
in connection with the Armistice Commission and Peace Con
ference. Address : Tenterden, Bury, Lancashire. Clubs :
Reform, Manchester : Manchester Literary. (010552)
HALL, Lieut. Peroival Stanhope, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HALL, Rev. Richard, O.B.E.
HALL, Lieut.-Col. Robert, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HALL, Robert Mills, O.B.E, M.B, CM, 6. 12 Sept. 1872 ; s.
of Robert HaU, of South Shields; to. AUce Eleanor, d. of James
Clark, of South Shields. Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. Surgeon.

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War Work : Organised, and became Principal Medical Officer,
Enfield Military Hospital. Address : The Crossways. ViUage
Road, Enfield. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (010554)
HALL, Rosina Marion, M.B.E, 6. 25 Nov. 1894 ; d. of
Herbert WUliam HaU, of Tiverton, Devon. Educ. : Mary
Datchelor Girls' School. Stenographer. War Work : Confi
dential Sec. to Col. J. G. Adamson. CM.G, Officer in charge
London Infantry Records, for over five years. Address : 42,
TressiUian Road, Brockley, S.E. 4. (M4341)
HALL, Lieut. Samuel Howard, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
HALL, Capt. Sidney Lewis, O.B.E, R.E.
HALL, Thomas, M.B.E.
HALL, Thomas Andrew, C.B.E, B.A, M.I.C.E, 6. 1867
s. of WiUiam Hall, of High Street, Portadown, co. Armagh.
Educ. : Univ. of Deland. Govt. Engineer for Newfoundland
since 1906 ; was Sec. to Tonnage Committee, Min. of Shipping,
and Board of Coal Control for Newfoundland during Great
War. Address: St. John's, Newfoundland. (C2008)
HALL, Capt. Vincent Claud, O.B.E, R.E, S.R.
HALL, Walter, O.B.E.
HALL, WilUam Carby, O.B.E, F.R.I.B.A, fi. 21 April,
1864; s. of John HaU, of Leeds; to. Helena, d. of Daniel
Womersley, of Leeds. Educ : St. Martin's Grammar School,
Scarborough, and privately. Member of the Council, Royal
Institute British Architects ; President of the Leeds and
Yorkshire Architectural Society ; Member of the CouncU of
the National Housing and Town Planning Association ; Member
of the Concrete Institute, and Member of the Town Planning
Institute ; Past Provincial Grand Director of Ceremonies for the
province of West Yorkshire. War Work : Deputy Commis
sioner under the Ministry of Food, North, Eastern Division
(Yorkshire), from Aug. 1917, to Nov. 1919 ; since then Com
missioner ; Chief Superintendent in the Leeds PoUce, Special
Reserve, from Nov. 1941 to the disbanding of the Reserve in
1919. Addresses : Church House, Roundhay, near Leeds ;
Prudential BuUdings, Park Row, Leeds. Club : Leeds and
County Conservative. (010556)
HALL, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Henry, O.B.E.
HALL, Capt. WiUiam WeUington, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HALLAM, Ernest Robert Francis, M.B.E.
HALLAND, Capt. Gordon Herbert Ramsay, O.B.E,
6. 13 April, 1888 ; e. s. of the Rev. J. T. HaUand, M.A,
Rector of Blyburgh, Kirton-in-Lindsey, Lincolnshire; m.
Helen Caudine Blanche, d. of Major-Gen. John McNeiU Walter,
C.B, C.S.I, D.S.O, late Devonshire Regt, of Rosedale, Napier
Gardens, Hythe, Kent. Entered Indian PoUce, 1908 ; District
Superintendent of PoUce, Punjab, since 1913 ; on special duty
in H.M. the King's Camp at Delhi Durbar, 1911. War Work :
Entered Indian Army Reserve of Officers, June, 1915 ; served
with General Staff, InteUigence, Army Headquarters, India,
tiU Oct. 1919 ; Capt. June, 1919 ; T. Major and G.S.O. 2 from
Nov. 1918 to Oct. 1919 ; mentioned in despatches. Address :
c/o Messrs. Grindlay & Co, 54, ParUament Street, London.
S.W. Club : East India United Service. (02368)
HALLE', Elinor, C.B.E, 6. 1856; d. of the late Sir
Charles Halle. Sculptor. War Work : Invented papier
rnache appUances, splints, boots, etc, for maimed and injured
limbs. Address : 26, Yeoman's Row, Brompton Road,
London, S.W. (C515)
HALLE, Madame, M.B.E.
HALLETT, Frederic Grevffle, O.B.E, 6. 25 May, 1860 ;
s. of James Alfred HaUett, of Merton Lodge, Putnev ; m.
Margaret Elizabeth, d. of James R. Lane, F.R.CS, surgeon to
St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington. Educ: Westminster;
Switzerland. Sec. to the Examining Board of the Royal
CoUeges of Physicians and of Surgeons ; Sec. of the Imperial
Cancer Research Fund ; Director of Examinations, Royal Col
lege of Surgeons of England ; late Commissioner of B.P. Scouts
for Hammersmith District. War Work : Honorary Sec. of
the Committee of Reference, a Statutory Committee under the
MUitary Service Acts dealing with the staffing of CivUian
hospitals, the caUing up of Members of the Staffs, various
other matters affecting the Hospitals in the London Area,
Boards of Medical Assessors, Tribunal of Appeal. Addresses :
8-11, Queen Square, Bloomsbury, W.C. 1 ; Point Close, Long
Wittenham, Abingdon, Berks. Club : Constitutional. (01416)
HALLETT, Lieut.-Comm. Henry PhiUp, M.B.E, D.S.C.
(M67806-)
HALLETT, Capt. Theodore John, C.B.E, R.N. Served
in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C234)
HALLETT, Norton Joseph HUGHES-, O.B.E, 6. 8 Aug
1854 ; s. of Rev. James Hughes-HaUett, of Higham, Canter
bury, and Little Dunmow, Essex ; m. AUce Louisa, d. of the
late Rev. Canon John Denton, of Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Educ :
Haileybury. Clerk of Peace and County Council of Derbyshire.
War Work : In 1914 organised and became Hon. Sec. and
Treas. of Derbyshire County War ReUef Fund, whereby a sum
of nearly £100,000 was raised ; Hon. Sec. and Treas. to County
War Pensions Committee ; Sec. to County Belgian Refugees
Committee and County Appeal Tribunal. Address: The
KnoU, Derby. Club : Derbyshire County. (010557)
HALLIDAY, Lieut. Charles WiUiam, M.B.E, R.E.
,oHALLIDAY' WiUiam Jamieson, M.B.E, J.P, fi. 14 June,
} i -i s- °i he late Ninian HalUday, of Yett Johnstone ; m.
1st, Many Ann Fisher Scott Robson widow of the late Michael
Robson, Master Mariner; 2nd, Margaret Thomson Watson,

d. of the late Thomas Watson, of Dumfries. Educ. : Gretna
Parish School, and Annan Academy. Vice-Chairman (Acting
Chairman) National Health Insurance Committee for the
County of Dumfries. War Work: Recruiting Campaign,
War Savings, Appeal Tribunal (under MUitary Service Acta)
for the Sheriffdom of Dumfries and GaUoway ; Naval and
MiUtary Pensions Committee, Chairman, Lockerbie District-
Lieut. 3rd Volunteer Batt, King's Own Scottish Borderers!
Address : Esthwaite, Lochmaben, Dumfriesshire. (M8322)
HALLIFAX, Charles Joseph, C.B.E, fi. 1867. Educ:
BlundeU's School, Tiverton, and BaUiol CoU, Oxford. Entered
I.C.S. 1887 ; Commr. of a Div. ; a Member of CouncU of
Lleut.-Gov. of Punjab. (C688)
HALLIFAX, Edwin Richard, O.B.E.
HALLIFAX, Percy, M.B.E.
HALLIGAN, Major Joseph Thomas, O.B.E.
HALLIWELL, David, M.B.E, A.Last.T, 6. 20 Jan. 1875 ;
s. of WiUiam HaUiweU, of UphoUand ; m. Mary, d. of Henry
Duncan, of Burnley. Educ. : UphoUand ; privately ; Man
chester Univ. Assist, to Supt. of the Line, Lancashire
and Yorkshire RaUway. War Work : Organisation of transport,
original Expeditionary Force to France ; transport facilities
for Lathom Park Remount Depot ; general faculties in con
nection with movement of men and munitions during the war;
Associate Member of the Institute of Transport. Address:
Hardy Grove, Worsley. CZufis : Worsley and Ellesmere
Recreation and Golf. (M8324)
HALLIWELL, John, M.B.E, 6. 1867 ; s. of John Halli-
weU, J.P, of Bury, Lancs ; m. Jeanie, d. of John Thompson,
of Bannookburn. Educ. : Owens CoU, Manchester. War
Work : S.M.O. Winchcombe V.A.D. Hospitals, and Cleeve HiU
Red Cross Hospital. Address : BayshiU Road, Cheltenham ;
Braddon's Hill House, Torquay. (M8325)
HALLIWELL, Major WiUiam Arthur, O.B.E, 6. 16 Dec.
1885 ; s. of the late Thomas HaUiweU, of Eccles, Lanes. ; m.
Blanche, d. of Joseph Wharton PoUitt, of Colwyn Bay, N.
Wales. Cotton Merchant. War Work : Served for 5 years in
Egypt, GaUipoU, Sinai, Palestine, and Syria. Address: St.
HeUers, BramhaU, Cheshire. Club : Reform (Manchester). (06194)
HALLORAN, John WUUam, M.B.E, 6. 8 Oct. 1866 ; s. of
WiUiam Archer HaUoran, of WalsaU, Staffordshire ; m.
Margaret Annie, d. of Capt. David Brown (Mercantile Marine),
of Liverpool. Educ. : Queen Mary's Grammar School,
WalsaU, Staffordshire. Town Clerk of Chatham ; SoUcitor
and Clerk to Rochester and Chatham Joint Sewerage Board.
War Work : Arranged and prepared a scheme for carrying
out the provisions of the National Registration Acts, 1915,
for Chatham ; organised, in conjunction with the Mayor,
numerous meetings in support of voluntary recruiting, also
under the Derby Scheme, prior to the MiUtary Service Acts;
organised meetings and coUections and other means for
raising money for the Prince of Wales' Fund ; acted as Clerk
to the Military Service Tribunals ; assisted in raising funds for
Kentish Prisoners of War ; work in connection with raising
the Special PoUce. Address : Normacot, Maidstone Road,
Chatham. Club : Municipal ; County. (M499)
HALLORAN, Capt. WUUam James, M.B.E, 6. 11 Feb.
1865 ; s. of Cornehus HaUoram, of Port Louis, S.A. ; m.
Agnes AmeUa, d. of Patrick BaU, of Dover. War Work : South
Africa, 1899-1900 ; served in Royal FusUiers, Sept. 1914, to
Oct. 1915 ; and in 1st Garr. Batt. Cheshire Regt. from
Oct. 1915, to Nov. 1919, at Gibraltar. (M5318)
HALLSWORTH, Lieut. Harry Mainwaring, O.B.E,
'HALSE, Edyth Mary, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of the late John
Henry Smalpage, of East Sheen ; to. Stanley Clarence, s. of
the late Richard Clarence^ of Inverness Terrace, London.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Waltham Abbey Hospital ;
Lady Lawrence's Canteen, Enfield Lock; Y.M.C.A. Canton
ment, Enfield Lock (Hon. Superintendent) ; Vice-President
N. and N.W. Area of London Y.M.C.A. Address : 23, Rich
mond Mansions, S.W. 5. Club : Ladies' Army and Navy. (M1844)
HALSEY, Capt. Arthur, C.B.E, R.N, fi. 1869 ; s. of the
Rt. Hon. Thomas Frederick Halsey, P.C. ; m. Blanche Helen
Kerr, d. of the late Adm. Mark Robert PecheU (see BURKE'S
Peerage, Brooke PecheU, Bart.). (C89C)
HALSEY, George, M.B.E, fi. 1872 ; s. of George Halsey,
of London ; to. Gladys Winifred, D.Sc. (Lond.), d. of Henry
Matthews Martyn, of Exeter. Educ: Privately. Senior
Assistant, Department of the ComptroUer of the London County
CouncU. War Work : Assistant Director of Finance, Ministry
o. Food. Address : St. Clair, Effingham Road, Surbiton.

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HALSEY, Sir Laurence Edward, K.B.E, Principal
Accountant Prince of Wales' National ReUef Fund. Address :
64, Elm Park Gardens, S.W. 10. (K21W
HALSEY, Walter Johnston, O.B.E, J.P, D.L, fi. 1 June,
1868 ; s. of Rt. Hon. Sir Thomas Fredk. Halsey, Bt, of Gaddes-
den Place (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Agnes Marian, d. of W .
Macalpine Leny, of Dalswinton, Dumfries (see BURKE'S Landed
Gentry). Educ : Eton, and Magdalen CoUege, Oxford. Served
in Great War as Lieut.-Col. 4th Batt. Bedfordshire Regt,
and in Mesopotamia as Staff Capt. and D.A.A.G. (mentioned in
despatches). _i_Mresses : Westfield, Hatfield ; 32, St. James
Place. Clubs : Carlton ; United University. (02965)
HALY, Herbert John, M.B.E.

BIOGKAPHIES.

Hampton

HAM, Edwin George, M.B.E. (M10388)
HAMBELTON, Lieut.-Comm. Alexander Elvin Sherwin,
C.B.E. HAMBLETON, Lieut. Herbert Adolph, O.B.E.. R.F.A.
HAMBLY, George Franois, O.B.E.
HAMBRO, Sir Charles Eric, K.B.E, 6. 30 Sept. 1872 ;
s. of Sir Everard A. Hambro ; to. Sybil Emily, d. of Martin R.
Smith, of Warren House, Hayes. Educ. : Eton ; Trinity
CoU, Cambridge. Partner in C. J. Hambro & Son ; a Director
of Royal Exchange Assurance Co. ; and Director of the Great
Eastern RaUway Co. Address : Pickhurst Mead, Hayes,
Kent. (K252)
HAMBRO, Lieut.-Col. Harold Everard, C.B.E, 6. 1876 ;
s. of Sir Everard Alexander Hambro ; to. Katharine Alethea,
d. of WilUam Charles Scott (see Burke's Peerage, Sheffield, B.).
Formerly Capt. R.A. ; served in Great War, 1914-19, as
Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Remount Ser. (despatches).
Address : Coldham Hall, Bury St. Edmunds. (C1600)
HAMER, Dorothy, M.B.E.
HAMERSLEY, Lieut.-Col. John Henry, O.B.E, Order
of St. Anne, 3rd class, Russia, late Cheshire Regt, 6. 20 AprU,
1842; s. of Hugh Hamersley, of Pyton, Oxon. ; to. Lucy, d. of
Rev. J. Clutterbuck, of Long Wittenham, Berks. Educ :
Privately and Sandhurst. Chief Constable of Cheshire. War
Wort : Sec. and Treas. to Cheshire Regt. Prisoners of War Aid
Association. Address : Lindenwood, Budleigh Salterton,
Devon, Club : Junior Constitutional. (010558)
HAMILL, Capt. John Molyneux O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
HAMILTON, Albert Edwin, M.B.E.
HAMILTON, Capt. Albert, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HAMILTON, Lieut.-Col. Alexander George, O.B.E, T.D,
M.B, Ch.B, R.A.M.C. (T.), 6. 14 Dec. 1875 ; s. of A. Hamilton,
of Deganwy, North Wales ; m. Edith Laura, d. of Henry
Deacon, of Cardiff. Educ. : Edinburgh University. Surgeon ;
Hon. Assistant Surgeon, Chester Royal Infirmary ; Hon.
Surgeon, Chester Benevolent Institution ; Medical Referee,
Ministry of Pensions. War Work : Officer Commanding
1/1 Welsh Border Mtd. Brigade Field Ambulance, 1914-17 ;
231st Field Ambulance, 74th (Yeo.) Division, 1917-19.
Address : 4. Stanley Place, Chester. (05331)
HAMILTON, Andrew, C.B.E, 6. 26 April, 1862 ; s. of
WilUam Hamilton, J.P, of Pollokshields, Glasgow ; m. Mary
Alexandra, d. of Lewis Mackay, of Lyttle Park, East Killbride.
Educ. : Privately ; Andersonian University, Glasgow ;
Naval Architect. War Work : Honorary Assistant Director
of Merchant Ship production. Address : 9, Denman Drive,
Newsham Park, Liverpool. Club : Reform, Liverpool. (C2660)
HAMILTON, Claude Aubrey Douglas, M.B.E. (M10353)
HAMILTON, Major Claude MelviUe Bruce, O.B.E. Late
Notts and Derby Reg.
HAMILTON, Charles Gipps, O.B.E.
HAMILTON, Emily Moore, M.B.E, W.R.A.F.
HAMILTON, Ethel Mary, M.B.E.
HAMH.TON, Capt. Frank Tracey, M.B.E, R.E, (T.).
HAMILTON, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Arthur, O.B.E, (LA.)
HAMILTON, Lieut. James, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
HAMILTON, Lieut. James Jack, O.B.E, R.N.R.
HAMILTON, Jane Ethel, M.B.E. ; d. of Rev. John
Sinclair Hamilton, M.A, of DubUn. Educ : Victoria CoU,
BeUast, and Lausanne. Women's Training Officer for Scotland,
Ministry of Labour. War Work: Lady Supt. G.N. Staff,
War Office, and Ministry of Munitions : Welfare Officer for
Scotland and Deland, Ministry of Munitions. Addresses :
5, Crown Gardens, Glasgow ; and Moorfleld, Cullybackey,
Ireland. (M1845)
HAMILTON, John Baillie, C.B.E.
HAMILTON, Kate Gibson, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of the late
Andrew MiddlemaBS, of Edinburgh ; widow of Lieut.-Col.
Arthur Percival Hamilton, M.C, The Queen's Regt, s. of the
late Maj. P. Hamilton, R.H.A. Educ : Edinburgh. War
Work : Searching for Missing (Red Cross) ; opened the
Hamilton Hospital, 73, Harrington Gardens, for Officers ;
and when the War Office closed it at termination of war,
reopened it for Ministry of Pensions, finaUy closing in May,
1920. Addresses : 19, Bolton Gardens, S.W. ; FoxhiU,
Charles Hill, Farnham, Surrey. (010559)
HAMILTON, Margaret Gordon, Mrs. Hans, M.B.E,
fi. 3 July, 1854 ; d. of John Bond Cabbell, of Cromer HaU,
Norfolk, and Aldwick, Sussex ; m. Henry Best Hans, Col.
and Ex-Judge, s. of Ven. George Hans Hamilton, D.D, Arch
deacon of Northumberland and Canon of Durham. War Work :
Canteens, and on many War Committees ; Chairman of the
YW.C.A. Canteen for Army Pay Clerks at Blackheath. Address :
5, Cranley Gardens, S.W. 7. Club : Alexandra. (M3695)
HAMILTON, Mary Duchess of, O.B.E. : see Foster,
Lady Mary Louise.
_, HAMILTON, Major Norman Chivas, O.B.E, D.S.C,
R.A.S.C. HAMILTON, Capt. Patrick Swinglehurst, M.B.E.
HAMILTON, Capt. Ronald James, O.B.E.
HAMILTON, Capt. WilUam Lockhart, O.B.E, Aust. A.S.C
HAMILTON, Lieut. WilUam Vickery, M.B.E, S.A.S.C
HAMILTON, Georgina Julia, Mrs. FINDLAY-, M.B.E. ,
fi. 1865 ; d. of Charles Vereker Hamilton-Campbell, of Nether-
place ; m. George Douglas, s. of Thomas Dunlop Findlay, of
lasterhill. Educ : Leamington and London. (See Burke's
Landed Gentry). War Work: President of Surgical Work
Party and President of Sphagum Work Party, Kilmarnock ;

Member of Joint Political War Funds Association ; Head of
Land Army of South Ayrshire ; Vice-President of Red Cross
of Ayrshire ; President of House Committee Dick. Institute,
Red Cross Hospital (150 beds) ; originated the War Gardens
in Scotland, starting 87 in Hurlford, a mining village, in 1915.
Address : CarneU, Hurtford, Ayrshire. Clubs : Empress ;
Kelvin, Glasgow. (M388)
HAMILTON, John STIRLING-, M.B.E, M.A, M.B, B.C.
(Cantab.), M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, 6. 2 Dec. 1873 ; s. of the late
Gen. Sir William Stirling-Hamilton, Bart, C.B, R.A. Edue. :
Privately • Jesus Coll, Cambridge ; and St. Bartholomew's
Hospital, London. Late House Physician at St. Bartholomew's
Hospital. War Work : Carrying on Opposition Practice from
1914-20 ; M.O. in charge Huskard's Auxiliary Military
Hospital, 1914-19 ; Hyde Auxiliary Military Hospital,
1914-18; The Court, Ingatestone, Convalescent Hospital,
1915 ; M.O. in charge troops billeted in viUage at various
times and two Anti-Aircraft Gun Stations, at Ingatestone and
Stock, 1917-20. Address : Brandiston House, Ingatestone,
Essex. (M10263)
HAMILTON, Henry KiUermann WEDDERBURN-,
O.B.E. HAMLETT, Capt. Harry WUliams, O.B.E, R.F.A,
(T.F.) HAMLIN, Lieut.-Col. Richard James, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
HAMLYN, Henrietta, Mrs. Hamlyn, M.B.E.
HAMLYN, Capt. Ralph Ashton, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HAMLYN, Mary Sylvia CALMADY-, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 1881 ;
d. of the late Vincent Waldo Calmady-Hamlyn, J.P, M.A.
(BaUiol Coll, Oxford), Barrister-at-law, Capt. R.N.D. Yeo
manry Cavalry. Edue. : Wycombe Abbey. Appointed
Member, Devon Agricultural Wages Board, Devon Agricultural
Executive, and Devon Profiteering Appeals Tribunal ; Governor,
Seale Hayne Agricultural College, and Okehampton Secondary
Schools ; Chairman, Devon Women's Institutes' Executive.
War Work : Travelling Inspector, Board of Agriculture and
Fisheries ; Member, Devon County Military Appeals Tribunal ;
Chairman, Great Bidlake Women's Farm Committee. Address :
Bidlake Vean, Bridestowe, Devon. Club : Eorum. (M8330)
HAMMICK, Lucy Mabel, M.B.E. ; d. of Sir Murray
Hammick, K.C.S.I, CLE. (see BURKE'S Peerage). War Work :
Queen Mary's Needlework Guild, St. James' Palace. Address :
23, Brunswick Gardens, Kensington. (M8331)
HAMMOND, Lieut. Bert Ernest, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
HAMMOND, Brig.-Gen. DayreU Talbot, C.B, C.B.E,
J.P, 6. 24 Dec. 1856 ; s. of J. H. Hammond, J.P, of Preston,
Lancs. ; to. Emma Adelaide Sobieski, d. of WiUiam Ince Ander-
ton, J.P, D L, of Euxton Hall, Chorley, Lancs. Educ :
Rossall ; Cheltenham College. War Work : Lieut.-Col. -
Commdg. 4th Batt. Connaught Rangers ; A.A.Q.M.G, 16th
(Irish) Division ; Brig.-Gen. Commdg. 25th (Dish), Reserve
Infantry Brigade ; MiUtary Adviser, Irish Recruiting Council.
Address : Corballis, Dunoany, Co. Meath. Clubs : Cocoa
Tree ; Stephen's Green ; Dublin. (C977)
HAMMOND, Edith, M.B.E. (M102496)
HAMMOND, Egbert Laurie Lucas, C.B.E, 6. 1873;
s. of the late Rev. Canon Joseph Hammond ; to. Effie Townsend,
d. of the Rev. George Townsend Warner. Educ. : Newton
Abbot Coll, and Keble Coll, Oxford. In Indian CivU Service ;
ControUer of Munitions, Bihar and Orissa. Addresses : Patna,
Bihar and Orissa, India. Club : United Service. (C1968)
HAMMOND, Emily Mary, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of John
Evans, of Essex ; to. Charles Thomas, s. of George Hammond,
of Lamberhurst, Kent. Educ : Privately. War Work :
4_ years' service with Q.M.G. 3 Staff, War Office, Whitehall,
S.W. 1. Address : 31, Gleneagle Road, Streatham, S.W. 16.
HAMMOND, Ernest Walter. M.B.E.
HAMMOND, Lieut.-Col. Frederiok Dawson, C.B.E,
D.S.O, 6. 1881 ; s. of the late Col. Frederick Hammond, C.B,
I.S.C Entered R.E. 1900 ; Capt. 1910 ; Major, 1916 ; Brevet
Lieut.-Col. 1917 ; served during S. African War, 1901-2
t Queen's medal with five clasps); Great War, 1914-17 (de
spatches, Legion of Honour). (C1602)
HAMMOND, Major John Henry, O.B.E, Aust. A.P.C
HAMMOND, Stephen Thomas, M.B.E, R.N.
HAMMOND, WUUam Cecil, O.B.E.
HAMMOND, Major WiUiam Charles Thomas, O.B.E,
R.N. HAMMOND, Capt. WUUam Stanley, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HAMNETT, Paymaster-Lieut. Bernard, O.B.E, R.N.
HAMPDEN, Sir Thomas Rudolph, C.B.E.
HAMPSHIRE, Frederick, M.B.E, 6. 20 AprU, 1866 ;
s. of John Hampshire, of Horbury ; m. Martha, d. of Thomas
Addy, of Doncaster. Educ. : St. Peter's School, Horbury.
Member of the Horbury Urban District Council for eleven
years, having held the position of Chairman of the Council,
and Chairman of the Public Health Committee ; at present
Chairman of the Housing and Town Planning Committee ;
President of Ambulance Association ; Life Member of the
Horbury Common Lands Trust ; Member of the West Riding
Provincial Industrial Council. War Work : Chairman Military
Service Tribunal, Local War Pensions Committee, Local War
Relief Committee, War Savings Committee, and Food Economy
Campaign ; Member of Food Control Committee, and Local
Fuel and Lighting Committee. Address : Hill Crest, Hor
bury, near Wakefield. Clubs : Masonic, Mirfield ; Conserva
tive, Horbury. (M8333)
HAMPTON, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Charles Sweet, M.B.E,
M.C.

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Hampton

THE OEDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

HAMPTON, Clement Edward, M.B.E.
HAMPTON, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, M.B.E, D.C.M.
War Work : Served in the Black Watch for 22_ years previous
to the Great War ; in possession of Queen's South African
Medal with 4 clasps, also Long Service and Good Conduct Medal ;
re-enlisted Sept 1914, and proceeded overseas with the 9th
Batt. Black Watch ; awarded D.C.M, 1916 ; promoted
Lieut, and Quartermaster in the 19th Royal Scots in April,
1916, subsequently serving with the 11th and 8th Batt. Royal
Lancashire Regt, 1st Batt. The Fssex Regt, and the Mission
for the Repatriation of Russian Prisoners of War ; served
continuously overseas from July, 1915, to Nov. 1919. (M4497)
HANAFY, John Zaky, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.
HANBURY, Arthur Marcus, O.B.E, 6. 1875; s. of.
Capel Hanbury ; m. Norah Diana, d. of F. W. Maude, of New
Romney, Kent. Educ. : Eastbourne CoU. War Work :
Ministry of Munitions, Labour Supply Dept. ; Section Director,
DUution of Labour. Address : 47, Oakley Street, Chelsea.
Club: SavUe. (010561)
HANBURY, Eflleld Dorothy CecU, Mrs., O.B.E, 6.
29 May, 1889 ; d. of J. F. Symons-Jenne, Esq, of Watlington
Park, Oxon. ; to. CecU, s. of Sir Thomas Hanbury, K.C.V.O,
of La Mortola, Italy. War Work : Dorset Branch, B.R.C.S.
Addresses : Kingston Maurward, Dorchester, Dorset ; La
Mortola, Ventimiglia, Italy. (01419)
HANBURY, Major Everard Ernest, O.B.E, J.P, 6.
1862 ; s. of Capt. Gurney Hanbury, of Holmwood Lodge,
Ascot ; m. LUian, d. of the late C. T. Murdoch, D.L, J.P,
M.P, of Buckhurst, Wokingham. Educ. : Eton and Sandhurst.
Served with the Scots Guards, 1881 to 1902 ; Egyptian War,
1882 ; South African War, 1900. War Work : British Expe
ditionary Force, 1914-15 ; Home Service, 1915-19. Address :
Watership House, Sydmonton, Newbury. Clubs : Guards' ;
Bachelors'. (07235)
HANBURY, Major Geoffrey Hyde Barday, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C. HANBURY, Rev. Guy Somerset, O.B.E, M.A, Hon.
CF, 6. 19 Feb. 1887 ; s. of Edgar Hanbury, of Eastrop Grange,
Highworth, WUts. Educ. : Winchester ; Christ Church,
Oxford ; Bishop's Hostel, Farnham. Assistant Curate, St.
George's, Portsea, Portsmouth, 1913-17 ; Vice-Principal, St.
Francis Coll, Mundah, Queensland, and Mission Chaplain,
Diocese of Brisbane, 1920. War Work : Member of Portsmouth
Volunteer Ambulance Corps, 1916-17 ; Temp. C F, 1917-19 ;
attached successively to 7th Corps, Heavy ArtiUery, Rest Camp,
65th Brigade R.G.A, 72nd Bde. R.G.A, 79th Bde. R.G.A,
and 2/1 D.L.I, aU in B.E.F, in France and Belgium. Address :
St. Francis CoU, Mundah, Queensland, AustraUa. (05335)
HANBURY, John James, O.B.E, M.I.M.E, J.P. Middle
sex, fi. 1 Feb. 1846 ; s. of George John Hanbury, of Hastings ;
m. Henrietta, d. ofiRichard Wood, of Sowerby Bridge, Yortohire.
Educ. : Owens. War Work : Member of Committee for
National Relief ; Chairman of the Recruiting Committee for
the Harrow Division (under Lord Derby's Scheme), and
afterwards Chairman of the Advisory Recruiting Committee
for WUlesden until its disbandonment. Address : Edgeley,
York Road, Exeter Club : Constitutional. (010562)
HANBURY, Lieut. Nigel, M.B.E, 6. 5 Aug. 1879 ; s. of
George Hanbury, of Hitcham House, Burnham, Bucks ; m.
Evelyn Marion, d. of Herbert Arbuthnot, of 76, Westbourne
Terrace, London. Educ. : Eton. Merchant. War Work •
Served with the Coldstream Guards, Staff, 18th Division in
France, from Sept. 1916, tiU Jan. 1918. Clubs : Carlton-
Guards'. (M4498)
HANBURY, Noel, C.B.E, 6. 1881 ; s. of Sampson Han
bury, of Bishopstowe. Torquay (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ¦
m. E. M. LiUie, d. of WiUiam Ferrand, of St. Ives, Yorks. Educ
Eton. County Director oi Hampshire. War Work : Aug
1914 to Oct. 1918, Hon. Administrator of Winchester AuxiUary
Hospitals ; Oct. 1918, County Director V.A.O, Hants Ad
dress : St. Cross Grange, Winchester. (C2662)
HANCOCK, AUne Marie, Mrs, M.B.E.
HANCOCK, Annie Maria, O.B.E. (011977)
HANCOCK, Capt. Charles Frederick, O.B.E.
HANCOCK, Lieut. Frank, M.B.E.
HANCOCK, Frederiok, M.B.E, B.A, 6. 13 Dec. 1883-
s. of WiUiam Hancock, of London. Educ. : Wellington and
Clare Coll, Cambridge. Chartered Accountant. War Work :
Five years in Rouen, organising entertainments and games ior
the reinforcement camps, under the Rouen Recreation Com
mittee. Address : ClophlU House, ClophUI, Beds. (M1847)
HANCOCK, George Charles, C.B.E, M.R.C S L R C P
D.P.H. Medical Supervisor of Army Contracts at Home. "'
(C3148)
HANCOCK, Capt. (Act. Major) Thomas Watson. O.B E
F.R.CS, M.R.C.S., L.R.CP, R.A.M.C (T.), 6. 1890;
s. of J. A. Hancock, of Norwich ; m. Roselia Isabel
d. of the late T. Walker, of Wolverhampton. Educ. : Bracon-
dale School, Norwich; London Hospital. Surgeon; late
Resident Surgical Officer and House Surgeon, Norfolk and
Norwich Hospital. War Work : Surgical Specialist, 47th
Casual'y Clearing Station, B.E.F. ; mentioned in despatches,
i?18"P,' Address : 40, St. GUes St, Norwich. Clubs : London
Hospital Sports Union ; British Medical Association ; Norfolk
Motor. ro?55il
HANCOCK, WiUiam Hern, M.B.E, 6. 13 Aug 1880 '
s. of Henry Sydney Hancock, of Sydney Place, St. Austell'
Cornwall ; m Irene Eugenie, d. of Thomas Heath, of Southfleld
KingskersweU. Educ. : Hart House School, Burnham

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Somerset. War Work: Actmg Staff Clerk, InteUigence'
Division, Admiralty, 1914-15 ; Assistant Sec. to Chief of Staff
1916-17 ; Staff Clerk in charge of Operations Division, 1917 ¦
Sec. to Deputy First Sea Lord, 1918. Address : 29, Ellerton
Road, Wandsworth Common, S.W. 18. (M8337)
HANCOCK, Capt. (A. Major) WiUiam Venning GlanvlU,
O.B.E, R.G.A. (T.), fi. 27 April, 1892 ; s. of WiUiam 0.
Hancock, of St. Ives, Cornwall. Educ. : KeUy CoUege, Tavis
tock. Accountant, Barclays Bank, Ltd. War Work : Mobi-
Used in Cornwall R.G.A. (T.F.), Aug. 1914 ; Service on A.A.
in France, 1916-19, commanding " D " Anti-Aircraft Battery
and subsequently Central A. A. Group, L. of C ; Service in
Germany withV'R." A.A.Bty, 1919. Twice mentioned in
despatches. Address : St. Ives, CornwaU. Club : Junior Army
and Navy. (05336)
HANCOCK, Alice Maud Nancy, Lady BURFORD-, M.B.E.
(see Burke's Peerage) ; d. of Rev. G. R. NankiveU, of Credlton,
N. Devon, widow of Sir Henry James Burford-Hancock.
War Work : Commandant London 40 Searcher after the
Missing and Wounded ; engaged on Air Raid action.
Address : 10, Penywern Road, S.W. 5. (M8335
HANCOX, Cecil John, M.B.E.
HAND, John Pierce, M.B.E, 6. 2 March, 18S3 ; s. of
John Hand, of St. Johns, Newfoundland; m. Helen, d. of
George F. Scott, of AshviUe, N.C, U.S.A. Educ. : St.
Patricks HaU, St. Johns, Newfoundland. President, Bermuda
Chamber of Commerce, 1916-17-18-20; Chairman, Bermuda
Government Board of Trade ; Member Government Trade
Development Board. War Work : Organiser " 600 Club,"
Bermuda, to assist dependents and returned soldiers ; Member
various Bermuda Government Commissions ; sent to Ottawa,
Washington, and New York. Address: HamUton, Bermuda.
Club : Royal Bermuda Yacht. (M1270)
HANDASYDE, George Harris, O.B.E.
HANDFORD, John James WiUiam, O.B.E.
HANDFORD, Margaret Emma, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 13 July,
1868 ; s. of John Davis Peard, of Croydon; m. the Rev. William
Boycott, Vicar of St. Peter's, Barnsley ; s. of WiUiam Handford,
of Lucknow, India. Educ : Woodford House, Croydon.
War Work : Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Association Repre
sentative, Barnsley ; Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society Friend,
Barnsley ; Local War Pensions Committee, Barnsley ; War
League of Help Committee, Barnsley. Address: St. Peter's
Vicarage, Barnsley, York. (M8339)
HANDLEY, Capt. Arthur, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, fi. 1 Aug.
1892; s. of Arthur Handley, of Warminster. Eauc. : Privately,
and King's Coll., London Univ. Export Merchant. War
Work : Joined R.N. Armoured Car Div, Nov. 1914, which
was disbanded in Aug. 1915 ; transferred to the R.N.A.S, but
owing to a crash, resigned in Nov. 1915, and was granted a
commission in the R.A.S.C. (M.T.), Jan. 1916 ; was on the
Somme, April to Sept. 1916, and served in Palestine and Syria,
1917-19 ; twice mentioned in despatches. Address : Corbie
Steps, HarehUls Lane, Leeds. Clubs : Leeds ; R.A.S.C. (06195)
HANDLEY, Kirk, M.B.E.
HANDMAN, Capt. Adolph Herbert, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HANDOVER, Harry George, O.B.E, J.P.
HANDS, Aletta Catherine, Lady, O.B.E.; s.of PhUippus
Albertue Mybuigh, of Elsenburg, Mulders Vlei, Cape Colony ;
to. Sir Harry Hands, K.B.E, s. of Josiah Hands, of Kings
Norton, Birmingham. Educ. : Good Hope Seminary,
Cape Town. War Work : Mayoress of Cape Town, 1915-18 ;
President of Troops' Refreshment Committee ; Member of
Executive Committee of Gifts and Comforts Organisation, and
various other Committees for War work. Address : Talana,
Claremont, Cape Town. (O2202)
HANDS, Sir Harry, K.B.E, 6. Sept. 1860 ; s. of Josiah
Hands, of King's Norton, Birmingham ; to. Aletta Catharine,
d> of PhiUp A. Ryburgh, M.L.A, of Etseuburg, Mulders Vlei,
Cape Colony. Major of Cape Town, 1912-13 ; Greater Cape
Town, 1915-18 ; Commander Order of Leopold of Belgium.
Address: Talana, Claremont, Cape Colony, S. Africa. Clubs:
City ; D.A.C (Cape Town). (K315)
HANDS, WiUiam Joseph, C.B.E, 6. 10 July, 1865 ; s.
of Joseph Hands, of Moulsoe, Bucks. H.M. Divisional Inspector
of Schools (East Central Division) Board of Education. War
Work : Assistant Director, DUution of Labour Branch,
Ministry of Munitions ; Deputy Director-Gen. National Labour
Supply, Ministry of National Service ; ControUer, Ministry
of National Service ¦ Sec. of Ministry of National Service and
Reconstruction ; ControUer of Profiteering Act Department,
Board of Trade. Address : 130, Kedleston Road, Derby.
(C2663)
HANDY, Lieut. WiUiam, M.B.E, R.E.
H ANDYS IDE, Surg. Rear-Adm. Sir Patrick Brodie,
K.B.E, C.B, R.N. (ret.), fi. March, 1860 ; s. of John Brodie
Handyside ; m. LiUy Chester, d. of Lieut.-Col. F. H. Blenkinsop,
I.M.S. Educ. : Edinburgh. War Work : Royal Naval
Hospitals, Plymouth and Chatham. Address : Edgehul,
Gallane, N.B. Clubs: Junior United Services, London;
Caledonian United Services, Edinburgh. (K259)
HANKEY, Basil Howard Alers, C.B.E, fi. 1868 ; s. of
E. A. Hankey, of Norton House, Lacock ; m. Maud Wyndham,
d. of Col. Goodden, of Compton House, Sherborne. Educ.:
Sherborne. County Director of Red Cross for WUts. WarWort-
Address : Stanton Manor, Chippenham, WUts. Cms:
Windham. (C516)
HANKEY, Major George Frederick Barnard, O.B.E.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Harcourt

HANKEY, Lieut.-Col. John Cyril Giffard Alers, C.B.E.,
M.V.O, fi. 1873. Formerly Lieut.-Col. R.A. ; Extra Equerry
to Princess Christian. (C1603)
HANKEY, Major WUUam Hubert Alers, O.B.E.
HANKINS, Albert Edward, M.B.E, 6. 21 June, 1871 ;
s. of the late George Hankins ; to. Mary Ann, d. of the late
Thomas Henry Usher. Clerk, War Office. Address : 10,
Albert Road, Hounslow. (M1848)
HANKINS, Ivy Winifred, M.B.E.
HANKINSON, Charles James, M.B.E, J.P. ; s. of Thomas
James, of Bournemouth ; to. Violet Downs, d. of William
Downs, CE. Educ. : Mill HiU School and privately. Author,
Lecturer, and Journalist. War Work : Qualified as Munitions
Engineer, 1915 ; head of a Supply Section, Ministry of Muni
tions, 1916-18 ; first Superintendent Archives Registry,
Ministry of Munitions, 1919-20 ; Lecturer for Belgian Refugees
Fund; Lecturer for War Office; Lecturer for Y.M.C.A.
throughout the War. Address : 1, Park HU1, EaUng, W. 5.
Ciufis: Whitefriars; After Dinner. (M8341)
HANKINSON, George, M.B.E, 6. 24 Feb. 1862 : s. of
Thomas and Aley Hankinson, of Scarborough ; to. Mary
Lettice, d. of Collingwood Smailes, of Scarborough. Educ. :
Privately. Member of Society of Incorporated Accountants
and Auditors ; Clerk to Bridlington Guardians, Rural District
Council, Harbour Commissioners ; Superintendent Registrar ;
Registrar of Borough Debentures, etc. War Work : Hon.
Seo. East Riding of Yorkshire County Relief Committee
(Prince of Wales' Fund), Canadian Rent Fund Committee,
Rural District Tribunal, Bridlington District Food Control
Committee, Local Fuel Overseer, etc. Addresses : Long
Lane, and Ashbourne, Marton Road, Bridlington. (M502)
HANMAN, WilUam Thomas, C.B.E.
HANNA, Major Arthur Leonard, M.B.E.
HANNA, EUen Victoria, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 24 May, 1876 ;
d. of the late Wm. Ridgway Jackson, of Belfast ; m. Henry,
s. of John Hanna, of Belfast. Edue. : Friends' School, York.
War Work : Soldiers' Canteen Buffet, and Soldiers' Central
Club, Dublin, from Sept. 1914 to present date. Address :
83, Pembroke Road, Dublin. (M8342)
HANNA, Capt. WUUam Gemmill Chalmers, O.B.E,
C.A, fi. 27 March, 1879 ; s. of Thomas Chalmers Hanna, of
Littlelaught, Ayrshire ; m. AUce Maud, d. of James Russell
Middleton, I.C.S. Educ. : Loretto School. Sec. Edinburgh
Canadian Mortgage Co, Ltd. War Work : Lieut, Scottish
Horse Yeomanry, 1914-15 ; Lieut, 4th Seaforth Highlanders ;
Staff Capt, G.H.Q. ; France, 1915-19 ; mentioned in des
patches (twice). Club : University, Edinburgh. (05337)
HANNAFORD, Claude, M.B.E.
HANNAFORD, Sarah Ann Pike, M.B.E.
HANNAH, John MUler, O.B.E, J.P.
HANNAN, George James Bryce, M.B.E, 6. 20 Jan.
1882 ; s. of WiUiam CampbeU Hannon. of Edinburgh. Educ. :
Public School, DubUn, and Polytechnic, London. Inspection
Department, Royal Arsenal, 1896-1914. War Work : Joined
British War Mission in U.S.A., Dec. 1914 ; Bethlehem, Pa,
1915 ; Pittsburgh, Pa, 1915-17 ; Chief Clerk Combined British
and American Government Aeronautical Inspection Depart
ments, Buffalo, N.Y. , 1917-18 ; New York, 1918-19. Address :
Hawthorndene, Balcaskie Road, Eltham, London. Clubs :
Overseas, Aldwych. (M8344)
HANNAY, Major Charles Graham, O.B.E, 6. 1867;
s. of H. E. S. Hannay, R.I.N, J.P, of Dibrugarh, Assam ;
m. Lucy, d. of James Ramsden, of Meltham, Yorks. Educ. :
Eastbourne and privately. Tea planter, Assam. War Work :
Remount purchasing officer, 1914; R.A.S.C, S.S.O. 22nd
Division, B.E.F. and Salonica E.F. ; Officer in charge, 661 Co.
R.A.S.C. No. 1 R.H.T. Depot, Park Royal. Address : Gordon
Lodge, Eastbourne. Clubs: Golfers'; United R.A.S.C (07238)
HANNAY, Major George Daniel, M.B.E. R.A.F.
HANNAY, Jane Ewing, Mrs., O.B.E.
HANNAY, Major Donald RAINSFORD-, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HANNEN, Lancelot, C.B.E, B.A, 6. 10 Dec. 1866;
s. of Benjamin Hannen ; to. Delia Mary, d. of T. Ramsey
Dennis, Paymaster-in-Chief, R.N. Educ. : Radley ; Trinity
Ball. Cambridge. War Work ; Head Partner of the Firm of
Onristie, Manson and Woods, who conducted four Great Red
Cross Sales of works of art during the War; a Trustee of
British Empire Leave Club at Cologne ; owner-driver on the
London Ambulance Column. Address : 11A, Portland Place,
W. 1. Ctefis .¦ United University ; Ranelagh ; Royal Auto
mobUe; Leander. (C978)
HANNEN, Capt. Nicholas James, O.B.E. R.A.S.C.
HANNEY, Capt. Michael John, M.B.E, A.P.D.
HANNING, Charles Horatio, M.B.E, R.N.
HANNON, Marion Coulson, M.B.E.
HANNYNGTON, Mary, Mrs. John Arthur, O.B.E.
HANRAHAN, WiUiam George Augustin, M.B.E.
HANSCOMB, Henry Charles, M.B.E, 6. 15 Oct. 1874;
»• of the late WilUam Robert Hanscomb, of Battersea ; to.
Annie Caroline, d. of the late Spencer Bannister, of Fletching.
muc. : Battersea. Appointed ex-soldier clerk, War Office,
Oct. 1908; South Africa 1899-1902, with 1st Batt. The Border
Kegiment (Queen's Medal, 5 clasps ; King's Medal, 2 clasps).
war Work : Clerical duties at the War Office ; served in the
Wandsworth V.T.C. Address : 57, Kelmscott Road, Wands
worth Common, S.W. 11. (M8345)
1 0HANSCOMBE, Lieut. Stanley William, M.B.E, 6. 17 May,
to, V,*" o£ Wm- Hanscombe, of Cambridge. Educ. : Privately,
ine County School, Cambridge. Incorporated Accountant.

War Work : Enlisted in 69th (East Anglian) Divisional Cyclist
Company ; subsequently transferred to O.T.C, Grove Park,
S.E, and commissioned to the R.A.S.C. (Mechamcal Transport)
on 15 January, 1917 ; promoted to Lieut. 15 July, 1918.
Addresses : KenUworth, Pretoria Road, Cambridge ; 4, Capel
Villas, Capel Road, East Barnet, Herts. (M4501)
HANSEN, Alina, M.B.E,
HANSEN, Sven Wohlford, M.B.E.
HANSFORD, Capt. Albert Urbane, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HANSFORD, Ernest WilUam Harry, M.B.E.
HANSON, Clarence Oldham, M.B.E, 6. 21 Feb. 1871 ;
to. Elizabeth Margaret Sinclair Shepherd. Educ : Winchester ;
Cooper's HU1. Assistant Conservator of Forests, Indian Forest
Department, 1893 (retired 1904) ; Instructor, School of
Forestry, Forest of Dean, under Office of Works, 1904 ; Assist
ant Deputy Surveyor Dean Forest, 1914 ; Divisional Officer,
Forestry Commission, 1920. War Work : Lent to the Timber
Supply Dept, April, 1916, to Nov. 1917, and was in charge of
their operations in Devon and CornwaU. Addresses : 3,
Malvern Place, Cheltenham ; 8, The Close, Exeter. (M504)
HANSON, Lieut. Herbert James, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
HANSON, Lieut.-Col. John Riohard, O.B.E.
HANSON, Lieut.-Col. Paul Rennard, O.B.E, 6. 22
Oct, 1882 ; s. of George F. Hanson, of Montreal ; to.
Mary Edith, d. of WiUiam H. Dwin, of Montreal. Educ :
Ontario Public School. Sales Manager, Dunlop Tyre and
Rubber Goods Company, Ltd, Canada, Montreal Division. War
Work : EnUsted September, 1914, Royal Montreal Regiment,
14th BattaUon ; wounded 23 April, 1915 ; mentioned in
despatches, June 1916. Address : 702, Grosvenor Avenue,
Montreal, Quebec. Clubs : Montreal ; St. George's ; Country. (01425)
HANSON, Surgeon-Commander Reginald John Edward,
O.B.E, M.A. (Cantab.), F.R.CS, R.N.V.R, 6. 16 August, 1870 ;
s. of the late Rev. H. Hanson, of London ; to. Blanche South-
wood, d. oi Charles Lee Lewes, of London. Educ. : Haileybury ;
Trinity College, Cambridge ; St. Mary's Hospital. Ophthalmic
Surgeon, attached to London Division, Royal Naval Volunteer
Reserve. War Work : Di Hospital carriers " Plassy " and
" Asturias," 1914-15 ; S.N. Hospital. Haslar. 1915-19
(ophthalmic Burgeon) ; organised ophthalmic cnniques in
Grand Fleet, 1914 ; inventor of improvements to periscopes,
gun-sighting telescopes and theodolites adopted in tho Royal
Navy. Addresses : 20, Kensington Park Gardens, London,
W. 11 ; Hayling Island, Hants. CZufis : Oxford and Cam
bridge ; Cruising Association ; Union Society, Cambridge. (01426)
HANSON, Rev. Robert Edward Vernon, O.B.E, M.A,
Deputy Chaplain-in-Chief, Royal Air Force, fi. 29 March, 1866 ;
s. of Joseph Hanson, of Clapham Common ; to. Margaret, d. of
Thomas Fox Simpson, of Tunbridge Wells. Educ. : King's
CoUege, London, and Emmanuel CoU, Cambridge. War
Work : Senior Chaplain, 6th Division, B.E.F, France : Senior
Chaplain, Winchester and District ; Deputy Chaplain-in-Chief,
Royal Air Force. Address : 62, Park Lane, Wallington,
Surrey. Club : Royal Air Force. (07239)
HANTON, 2nd Lieut. Peter Kydd, M.B.E, R.E.
HAPPELL, David, M.B.E.
HARBEN, Guy PhiUp, O.B.E.
HARB INSON, T. Major WilUam Dawson, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
HARBORD, Frank WUliam, C.B.E, F.I.C, A.R.S.M,
F.C.S, Chevalier Legion d'Honneur, 6. Dec. 1860 ; s. of J.
Massingham Harbord, of Norwich ; m. Marian, d. of Vernon
Smith. Educ. : Privately and Royal School of Mines. Con
sulting Metallurgist ; Member of Council Iron and Steel
Institute ; Member of Council, Institution of Mining and
MetaUurgy ; CivU Member, Ordnance Committee Royal
Arsenal. War Work : Acted as Consulting Metallurgist at the
Ministry of Munitions. Addresses: 16, Victoria Street, S.W. 1 ;
Englewick, Englefield Green, Surrey. Clubs : St. Stephen's ;
Mining and MetaUurgical. (029)
HARBORD, Capt. Richard Arthur, O.B.E, Mercantile
Marine, 6. 13 March, 1859 ; s. of Wm. Harbord, M.R.C.S.
(Eng.), L.S.A. (Lond.), of Wainfleet, Lines. ; to. Rose Helen,
d. of James Chamberlain, of Hull. Educ. : Magdalen College
School, Wainfleet. War Work : In command of H.M. transport
" Lepanto." Address : 45, Melrose Street, Hull. Club : Inter
national Shipmasters', Bombay. (010564)
HARBOTTLE, Lieut. Denis LesUe, M.B.E, R.A.S.C,
6. 20 AprU, 1894 ; s. of John George Harbottle, of Newcastle-
on-Tyne. Educ. : Monkton Combe School. War Work :
Served in Canadian Expeditionary Force and afterwards com
missioned in R.A B.C. Address : 12, Victoria Terrace, Low
FeU, Durham. (M4877)
HARBURN, EUen Frances, M.B.E.
HARCHER, Ernest Edwin, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HARCOURT, EveUne Alice Marian, M.B.E.
HARCOURT, Henry, C.B.E, I.C.S, fi. 20 Sept. 1873;
s. of R. F. Harcourt, M.A, of Woodford, Essex ; to. Elsie
Mary, d. of John Knight, of Woodford. Educ. : Merchant
Taylors', London, and Pembroke CoU, Oxford. Deputy
Commissioner, Gundaspur, Punjab. Called to the Bar (Middle
Temple) 1920. War Work : Recruiting and War Loans in
Rohtak, D.I, Punjab. Addresses : Gundaspur, Punjab ; Upper
Norwood, S.E. 19. (C1076)
HARCOURT, Mary Ethel, Viscountess, G.B.E, J.P.;
Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, d. of
Walter Hayes Burns, of New York, U.S.A., to. Lewis, 1st Vis
count Harcourt, s. of Rt. Hon. Sir WiUiam Harcourt, Nuneham

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Park, Oxford. War Work : Joint Founder and Hon. Secretary
American Women's War ReUef Fund ; Hon. Secty. and Acting
Commandant American Women's Hospital for Officers, Lancaster
Gate ; Commandant Nuneham Park, Auxiliary Hospital for
Officers. Addresses : 69, Brook Street, W. 1. ; Nuneham
Park, Oxford. Clubs : Bath ; American Women's. (DG17)
HARDEN, Lieut.-Col. Henry Spencer SCOTT-, O.B.E.;
has Croix de Guerre of Italv. (02255)
HARDIE, Anne, M.B.E. M A, ; d. of John Hardte, J.P,
of Elgin, N.B. Educ : Elgin Academy ; Aberdeen Univ. ;
France and Germany. Principal, Mahbubia Girls' School,
Hyderabad, Deccan, India. War Work : Supt. of Press Section
in Mobilisation Directorate, War Office ; Sec. of Women War
Workers' Resettlement Committee. Address : Saifabad,
Hyderabad, Deccan, India. Club : Secunderabad. (M8350)
HARDIE, James March, M.B.E. (M10390)
HARDIE, John, M.B.E.
HARDIE, Major John Leslie, D.S.O, O.B.E.
HARDIE, Muriel, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
HARDIE, Surg.-Comm. Robert, O.B.E.. M.D, R.N.
HARDIMAN, John Percy, C.B.E, I.C.S, 6. 24 May,
1874 ; s. of G. J. Hardiman, of Kidderminster ; m. Gertrude
Emma, d. oi Percival Smith, of Hampstead. Educ. : Malvern,
and Oriel College, Oxford. Indian Civil Service ; Com
missioner, Tenasserim Division, Moulmein, Burma. War
Work : Controller of Munitions, Burma ; Liquidator of Hostile
Firms, Burma ; Custodian of Enemy Property, Burma ;
President, Exemption Tribunal, Rangoon Brigade Area ;
President, Selection Committee, Rangoon Brigade Area.
Address : 13, Compayne Gardens, N.W. 6. Club : Pegu,
Rangoon, Burma. (C1077)
HARDING, AUred Burcham, M.B.E.
HARDING, Alfred John, O.B.E, 6. 24 Sept. 1878 ;
s. of John Goulding Harding, of Tetbury, Gloucestershire.
Educ. : Christ's CoUege, Brecon ; St. John's College,
Cambridge. Assistant Secretary Colonial Office. (O406)
HARDING, Lieut. Arthur George, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
HARDING, Major Cecil Redfern, O.B.E, 6. 24 Jan.
1874 ; s. of WUliam S. Harding, of Harborne, Staffs. Educ. :
Rugby. War Work : Commissioned in Reserve Batt. Irish
Guards, Aug. 1914 ; joined 1st Battn. Irish Guards Sept.
1914 in France ; severely wounded at Ypres. Nov. 1914 ;
appointed Staff Capt, H.Q. Staff, London District, 1916 ;
Deputy Assistant Adjt.-Gen., London District, 1917-19.
Address : Albany, PiccadUly, W. 1. Clubs : Guards' ;
Arthur's ; St. James's ; Beefsteak. (O7240)
HARDING, Major Edward Hadley, O.B.E.
HARDING, Egerton Stephen Somers, O.B.E, M.A, 6.
30 Aug. 1886 ; s. of Francis E. Harding, of Old Springs, Market
Drayton ; m. EUzabeth Muriel Scott, d. of Gen. Sir James
Browne, K.C.B, K.C.S.I, R.E. Educ. : Oratory School, and
King's CoUege, Cambridge. War Work : Founded and directed
the " Catholic Club, B.E.F." (huts and chapels for soldiers
in France and Germany). Address : Old Springs, Market
Drayton. (01427)
HARDING, Ethel Emma, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 5 Dec. 1889 ;
d. of J. E. King, of Chatham ; to. Arthur James, s. of L. J.
Harding, of Chatham. Educ. : Chatham. War Work : Lady
Superintendent, Army Pay Offices, Chatham. (M8351)
HARDING, John Rudge, O.B.E, 6. 5 Dec. 1861 ; s. of
Thomas Harding, of Elvetham, Hants. Educ. : Privately.
An actor for thirty years before the War, under the Manage
ment of Sir John Hare, Mr. and Mrs. Kendal, Mr. Cyril Maude,
Mr. Fred Terry, Miss Ellen Terry, etc. ; played many parts
in London, including Rev. James Bartlett, in " Cousin
Kate," at the Haymarket Theatre ; Spencer Pringle, in
'The Brass Bottle," at the Vaudeville; Mr. Coote, in
" Kipps " ; The Prince of Wales, in " The Scarlet Pim
pernel," etc. War Work : Served with British Red Cross
Society from Aug. 1914, first as Secretary in AuxUiary
Home Hospitals Department, and afterwards as Secretary to
" Star and Garter " Committee, which appointment is still
held. Address : 34, Elm Park Mansions, Park Walk, S.W.
10. Club : Green Room. (03742)
HARDING, Col. John Stafford Goldie, M.B.E, J.P.
Devon, Devonshire Regt. (ret.), 6. 1856 ; s. of Capt. Thomas
Goldie Harding, of Hallsannery, Bideford, Devon ; to. Louisa
Francis WilUam, d. of Col. Francis Farrant, of Buckland
House, Dover. Educ. : Clifton. War Work : Chief Recruit
ing Officer for the County of Devon from 4 Aug. 1914, to Sept.
1918. Address : 2, The Terrace, Instow, North Devon. (M1852)
HARDING, Capt. Kenneth O'Brien, O.B.E, I. A.
HARDING, Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E.
HARDING, Col. Philip Edward, O.B.E, M.C.
HARDING, Lieut.-Col. Richard Spalding, O.B.E.
HARDING, Capt. Robert Arthur Cotton, M.B.E. • s. of
A. R. Harding ; to. Muriel Annie Fredericka, d. of H H
Hextall. Educ. : Eton ; Oxford. War Work : R.F.A. (T.F.)
in India and Mesopotamia. Address : 51, Coleherne Court,
London. Club : Bath. (M4277)
HARDING, Lieut.-Col. WilUam, C.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C.
HARDING, WiUiam Percy, O.B.E.
HARDING, Lieut. Wyndham John Dorney, M.B E ,
HARDISTY, Arthur Hobson, O.B.E, fi. 1872; s of
William Hobson Hardisty, of Fartown, Huddersfield ; to
Henrietta, d. of the late Jabez Smith, of Eccles. Educ ¦
Mellor's Acad, and Technical Coll, Huddersfield. Engineer ¦
Hon. Sec. and Gen. Manager National SheU Factory, Hudders-

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field, during Great War ; a musical composer ; author of
numerous works on industrial questions. Address: The
Hollies, Halifax Old Road, Huddersfield. (03743)
HARDISTY, Major WiUiam Frederick James, O.B E
D.L, fi. 13 July, 1858 ; s. of Rev. W. Hardisty, of Eton CoUege ;
m. Margaret Elaine, d. of A. T. H. Evans, of Manchester
Educ. : Eton. 29th (Worcestershire) Regt., 11th May, 1878 •
retired, July, 1906. War Work : Secretary, Territorial Force
Association, Warwickshire. Address : Sydney Lodge, Lea
mington. (01428)
HARDMAN, Frances Mary Holford, Mrs., O.B.E.; d
of late General Sir Thomas W. McMahon, Bart, C.B. ; m. late
John Wreford Julian Hardman, Capt, Royal Dragoons,
s. of Frederick Hardman. Educ. : Privately. Commandant,
2nd Dorset V.A.D. War Work: Commandant, The Castle
Hospital, Serborne, 1914-19. Address : The Lattice House,
Sherborne, Dorset. (01429)
HARDMAN, James, M.B.E.
HARDMAN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Walter, M.B.E.
HARDWICK, Lieut. Frank, M.B.E, R.E.
HARDWICK, Capt. Noel de Courcy, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
HARDWICKE, EUen, Countess of, C.B.E, 6. 1881 ; s. of
late James Russell, of New Zealand ; to. Charles Alexander,
8th Earl of Hardwicke. War Work : New Zealand Red Cross ;
New Zealand War Contingent Association ; Belgian Refugee
Work ; Norfolk House, Overseas Club ; New Zealand Officers'
Club. Address : 13, Queensberry Place, London. (C724)
HARDY, Capt. Charles Talbot, C.B.E, R.N.
HARDY, Major Confred Napier MitcheU, O.B.E,
A.P.D. HARDY, Dorothy Clara, M.B.E, fi. 15 Feb. 1882 ; d. of
Thomas Bush Hardy, R.B.A, of London. Educ : Privately.
War Work : In charge of women Munition Volunteer Records
at the Ministry of Munitions. (M8352)
HARDY, Major Frank Buckland, O.B.E, fi. 6 Nov. 1868;
s. of late General Campbell Hardy, of Dover ; to. Ethel, d. of
Angus Macgregor, of Kerry, Malvern. Educ. : Tonbridge.
Late Lieut. South African Constabulary, and Resident Justice
of the Peace, Lydenbury District, Transvaal. War Work:
In Royal Army Service Corps, 1914-19, France, Palestine,
Germany. Address : 105, Jermyn Street, S.W. (05343)
HARDY, Frank Philip, M.B.E.
HARDY, Gladys Rivers, O.B.E, d. of the late W. M.
Hardy, of Tasmania. Educ. : Tasmania. War Work : Com
mandant, The Garland Home, Norfolk Street, Park Lane, W. 1.
Address : 36, Thayer Street, Manchester Square, W. 1. (010566)
HARDY, Henry Harrison, M.B.E.
HARDY, Major Henry Stewart, M.B.E, M.C.
HARDY, Capt. Hermann AUred, O.B.E, Can. A.S.C.
HARDY, Ismay Gertrude, Mrs., M.B.E.
HARDY, Major John Lawton, O.B.E, E.A.F.
HARDY, Margaret Jane, M.B.E.
HARDY, Capt. Victor, M.B.E.
HARDY, Capt. Walter, O.B.E, R.G.A.
HARDY, William Eversley, M.B.E, M.I.E.E, 6. 1876;
s. of Major W. E. Hardy, late R.A, to. Gertrude Maye, d. of
Laurence John Birthby. Educ. : United Services CoUege,
Westward Ho ; Currie Engineering School, Folkstone.
General Manager and Engineer, Bath Electric Tramways,
Ltd. War Work : Technical Representative Coal Mines
Dept, Area 13. Hon. Sec, Advisory Committee, Area 3,
Tramways (Board of Trade) Committee. Address : York
ViUa, Kensington, Bath. (M8356)
HARDY, Margaret Joy COZENS-, M.B.E, 6. 30 June,
1893 ; d. of Sydney Cozens-Hardy, of Glavenside, Letheringsett,
Norfolk (see BURKE'S Landed Gentry). Educ. : Grassendall,
Southbourne, Hants. War Work : Probationer, London
Hospital ; Nurse at Cambridge MUitary Hospital, Aldershot ;
Pensions Oflice, Norwich, 1917-19. Address : Glavenside,
Letheringsett, Norfolk. (M8354)
HARE, Dorothy Christian, C.B.E, M.D, W.R.N.S.
HARE, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Charles Tristram
Melville, C.B.E, fi. 9 Feb. 1879 ; s. of Charles E. Hare, of
Lee-on-Solent ; m. Marie Gertrude, d. of Volker van Waverveen,
of The Klarenbeek, HoUand (G.). Educ. : Stamford and
Sandhurst. * Address : 34, Sloane Court, S.W. 3. Club:
United Service. (C1604)
HARE, Francis Edward, M.B.E, 6. 10 Nov. 1873 ; s. ot
Thomas Hare, of West Bay, Bridport, Dorset; m. Rose
Mary, d. of Thomas Hopkinson, of Ashover, Derbyshire.
Educ : WeUingore HaU CoUege, and Lincoln Grammar School.
Estate Manager. War Work : Commandant, V.A.D. Warwick
17 ; Organising Divisional Sec, ColesniU Division, Warwick
shire Branch, British Red Cross Society; Commandant,
St. Gerard's AuxiUary Hospital. 1915-19 ; Member of Head
quarters Council, Warwiclrshire Branch, B.R.C.S. ; Recruiting
Officer, Home Hospitals Reserve, R.A.M.C. Address: Cross
Heath, ColesniU, Birmingham. ' (M8357)
HARE, George Frederick, M.B.E, 6. 7 Feb. 1884. Educ:
Laughton's School, Boston, and P. T. Centre, Boston. Head
master of Spalding GoodfeUow's School. Commissioned Lay
Reader, Lincoln Diocese ; formerly a member of the Spalding
Urban Council. War Work : Hon. Sec, Spalding and District
War Savings Committee ; Sec. Spalding District War Agri
cultural Committee ; Member Spalding Urban Food Control
Committee, and Spalding Profiteering Tribunals. Address:
GoodfeUow's, Spalding. (M8358)
HARE, Major Richard George Powel, O.B.E, R.A.0.C,

BIOGRAPHIES.

Harper

fi 8 October, 1882 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. Robert Powel Hare, R.H.A,
of Bath, s. of late Commander Richard Hare, R.N. ; m. Ruby
Geraldine, d. of John Warry, of Clifton, Bristol. Educ. :
Dulwich. War Work: D.A.D.O.S, 6th Division, B.E.F, and
Midland Division, British Army of the Rhine. Address :
47 Wymering Mansions, Elgin Avenue, London, W. (02554)
HARE, Samuel, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 1862 ; s. of John Hare,
of Crook, Co. Durham ; to. Mary Elizabeth, d. of Edward
WiUiams, of Brymbo, N. Wales. Educ. : Gainford Academy,
nr. Darlington. Mining and CivU Engineer. War Work :
Producing Benzol, Toluol, etc, for war purposes. Address :
Howlish Hall, Bishop Auckland. Club : Royal Automobile. (0407)
HARE, WUUam Henry, M.B.E, 6. 25 March, 1872 ;
s. of the late WiUiam Henry Hare, of Louth j m. Edith, d. of
the late Felix Goodwin, of Upper HaU, Louth. Educ. : Elstow
School, Bedford. War Work : Establishment Officer, National
Savings Committee, SaUsbury Square, E.C. 4 ; formerly Staff
Clerk, Board of Education. Address : 62, Barrington Road,
Crouch End, N. 8. (M3697)
HAREWOOD, Rev. Ernest James, O.B.E.
HARFORD, Wimfred Maud B., M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
HARGOOD, Harry, O.B.E, J.P., D.L, b. 12 March,
1842; s. of Admiral W. Hargood, J.P, D.L., of Worthing ;
m. EUzabeth Mary, d. of the Rev. George Croke Rowden,
D.C.L, of Oak Lawn, Weybridge, Surrey. Educ. : Rotting-
dean. Member R. National Life Boat Institution Committee ;
President of Worthing Branch, R.N.L.B. War Work : Chair
man of Graylingwell War Hospital, Chichester and Worthing
Advisory Committee. Address : North Lodge, Worthing.
Club : Worthing County. (010567)
HARGRAVE, Paymaster-Lieut. John Eustace, O.B.E,
R.N. HARGRAVE, Mary Montague, Mrs, O.B.E. ; d. of
Major Thomas Spring ; m. Abraham Addison, s. of A. A. Har-
grave. War Work : Organiser, Soldiers' and SaUors' Club ;
Organiser and District Controller, National Egg-CoUection ;
Member Co. Kerry Local War Pensions Committee ; worker,
British Red Cross ; Interviewer, Repatriated Prisoners of War ;
on committee Soldiers' and Sailors' Family Association ;
S. Friend and Acting Co-Secretary Soldiers' Help ' Society,
suppfied local men prisoners of war with tobacco, etc, at
Limburg. (0105687)
HARGRAVE, Capt. WiUiam Bowen, O.B.E, R.A F,
6. 20 April, 1894 ; s. of Col. H. J. Hargrave, of Upton Lodge,
Acle, Norfolk ; ro. Ethel May, d. of W. F. Batsford, of Essex.
War Work: At commencement of War with Suffolk Regt.;
transference to R.F.C, Sept. 1914 ; served overseas and at
home with that corps. Address : C.F.S. Upavon, WUts ;
Lipton Lodge, Acle, Norfolk. Club: R.A.F. (08111)
HARGREAVES, Lieut. Gordon John Cooper, O.B.E.
HARGREAVES, Paymaster-Capt. Herbert James, C.B.E.
Paymaster-Corn, and Acting Paymaster-Capt. R.N. ; Great
War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C2279)
HARGREAVES, John Henry, C.B.E, J.P.
HARGREAVES, Lieut. Laurence Appleyard, O.B.E,
Tt A a rt in, \
HARINGTON, Wanda Grace, M.B.E. ; d. of the late
Herbert S. Harington, of Kelston, Simla, India, and grand
daughter of the late Col. T. L. Harington, 5th Bengal Cavalry.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Secretarial work at War
Office from Jan. 1916, to Nov. 1920 ; worked at Queen Mary's
Needlework Guild, Mulberry Walk, Chelsea. Address : Forum
Club, 6, Grosvenor Place, Hyde Park Corner, S W. 1. (M8359)
HARGROVES, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam Robert,
M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HARISON, U., M.B.E.
HARKER, Edward, O.B.E.
HARKER, John Allen, O.B.E, F.R.S, 6. 23 Jan. 1870 ;
s. of the late Rev. John Harker, of Stockport ; to. Ada Laura
Maud, d. of Thomas Richardson, CC, J.P, of Alston. Educ. :
Stockport Grammar School ; Univ. of Manchester, and Tubin
gen. Chief Assistant at National Physical Laboratory, Ted
dington. War Work : Acted as organiser of the work of the
Nitrogen Products Committee, and Director of the Research
in the Ministry of Munitions ; visited Norway, Sweden, France,
and America on work of the Ministry ; was torpedoed on
Cunarder " Andania." Addresses : ClarghyU HaU, Alston ;
7, Houghton Place, N.W. 1. Club : National Liberal. (O408)
HARKER, Rev. Thomas Alphonsus, O.B.E.
HARKER, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. WiUiam Edmund,
O.B.E, M.D, R.N.V.R.
HARKNESS, Edith Geraldine, M.B.E. Hon. Sec. of the
Hastings and Battle Division of the Soldiers' and SaUors'
Families Association. (M10322)
HARLE, Charles, M.B.E. (M10354)
HARLEY, David, O.B.E.
HARLEY, Lieut. Ernest WilUam James, M.B.E,
R.A.O.C. HARLOCK, EmUy, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 2 Nov. 1864 ; d. of
Alfred Robinson, of Lymm, Cheshire ; to. Edward Baker, J.P,
s. of John Harlock, J.P, of Banbury. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Hon. Sec. for 4 War Savings Associations ; Hon.
Sec. District Nursing Association; Member of the Cheshire
County Insurance Committee. Address : Newton House,
Middlewich, Cheshire. _ (M8560)
HARLOCK, WUfred, M.B.E, J.P.
^HARLOW, Frederick James, M.B.E, B.Sc, A.R.CSc,
D.I.C, F.Inst.P, 6. 13 Sept. 1886; s. of James Thomas Harlow,

of Preston, Canterbury ; m. Isabel Elsie, d. of J. F. Pettman,
of St. Nicholas, Thanet. Educ : Simon Langton School,
Canterbury ; and Roya College of Science, London. Head
of Department of Mathematics and Physics, Sir John Cass
Technical Institute, London. War Work : X-ray and Electro
medical Physicist, Army Medical Department, War Office ;
Secretary, War Office X-Ray Committee ; Secretary, War
Office Electro-medical Committee. Addresses : St. Nicholas,
Castlebar Park Road, EaUng, W. 5. ; Sir John Cass Technical
Institute, Jewry Street, E.C 3. (M8362)
HARLOW, Lieut.-Col. George Henry, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
HARMAN, Lieut. Edmund, M.B.E.
HARMAN, Rowland George, M.B.E.
HARMER, Ronald Frederiok, M.B.E, fi. 22 March,
1892 ; s. of WilUam Scotford Harmer, of Cirencester Glos. ;
to. Alison Scott, d. of Walter Charles Harmer, of London.
Educ. : Cirencester Grammar School ; New College School,
Oxford ; formerly a member of the Editorial staff of the " Morn
ing Post." Secretary and Manager Review of the Foreign
Press, Ltd, Greycoat Buildings, 99-101, Horseferry Road,
Westminster, S.W. War Work : Enlisted in the London
Scottish, Aug. 1914 ; Commission l/5th Gordon Highlanders,
April, 1915 ; served in France, July to Dec. 1915 ; attached
Military Intelligence Dept. War Office, 1916-19 ; promoted Capt.
1917. Address : River Court, Cirencester, Gloucestershire. (M5334)
HARMER, Sir Sidney Frederic, K.B.E, Sc.D, F.R.S.,
6. 9 March, 1862 ; s. of Frederic William Harmer, J.P, Hon.
M.A. (Cantab.), F.G.S, of Oakland House, Cringleford, Norwich ;
TO. Laura Russell, ri. of Arthur Pearse Howell, of Bengal Civil
Service, formerly Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford. Educ. :
University College, London ; King's College, Cambridge.
Fellow of King's CoUege, Cambridge, 1886-1914 ; Lecturer,
1886-1908 ; Assistant-Tutor, 1890-1908 ; Superintendent of
the University Museum of Zoology, 1892-1908 ; Keeper of
Zoology, British Museum (Natural History), 1909-20 ;
Director of the Natural History Departments of the British
Museum since 1919. War Work: Officially concerned in
assisting the Trustees of the British Museum to advise various
Government Departments on scientific questions referred to
them in connexion with the War. Among these were the whales
and whaling industry of South Georgia, the South Shetland
Islands and other Southern localities. Enormous quantities
of oU were obtained from these sources, and these were of
vital importance, not only in the manufacture of explosives,
but in providing material which must otherwise have been
taken from the food-supply of the country. Addresses :
British Museum (Natural History), Cromwell Road S.W. 7 ;
30, Courtfield Gardens, S.W. 5. Club : SavUe. (K380)
HARNDEN, AUred Charles, M.B.E.
HARNESS, Lieut. Robert John, M.B.E, R.N.
HARNETT, Capt. Edward St. Clair, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HARNETT, Leslie Bennett, M.B.E, fi. 15 June, 1868.
s. of Jeremiah Harnett, of Hamilton, Bermuda ; m. Ina
Clifton, d. of George VaUis, of Sutton, Somersetshire. Edue.
Baltimore, U.S.A. War Work : Executive Officer and Secre
tary, Supply Control Board, Bermuda. Address : Glynhir,
Pembroke, Bermuda. Clubs : Royal Bermuda Yacht ; HamU
ton Dinghy, Hamilton (Bermuda). (M2945)
HARNETT, WiUiam Augustus, M.B.E, 6. 15 Jan. 1873 ;
s. of the late WiUiam Harnett, of Heme Bay, Kent. ; m.
Annie Grace, d. of the late George Jones, of HiU Farm, Down
ham, Norfolk. Educ : Heme Bay. Civil Servant at the
Admiralty. Address : Crayholme, KnoU Road, Sidcup,
Kent. (M8364)
HARNETT, WUliam Falkiner, C.B.E, 6. 1869 ; s. of
Falkiner Minchin Harnett, of Shannon Lawn, Glin, co. Lime
rick ; m. Mary IsabeUa, d. of Dr. F. P. Philips, of Exeter.
Educ. : Grammar School, Drogheda. Entered I.C.S. 1893 ;
Locomotive and Carriage Supt, Bengal State Railway, 1911 ;
Lieut.-Col. Comdg. 12th E. Bengal Railway Batn, Indian
Defence Force (V.D.). Addresses : Indian State RaUways,
Bengal ; 12, Victoria Terrace, Exeter. Club : Bengal United
Service. (C1078)
HAROLD, Joseph, M.B.E, D.C.M, R.A.S.C.
HAROLD, May, Mrs., M.B.E. (M7099)
HARPER, Capt. Arthur David, O.B.E, F.L.G.A, 6.
2 June, 1875 ; s. of Thomas Harper, of Wolverhampton ; m.
Susan Harper, d. of Thomas Reynolds, of Liverpool. Educ. :
Windsor Higher Grade School, Liverpool. Late Principal
Assistant of the Town Clerk's Department, Liverpool City
CouncU ; recently appointed Clerk and Superintendent
Liverpool Markets and Abattoir. War Work : Joint
Secretary Parliamentary Recruiting Committee ; subsequently
Commissioned and attached to Liverpool Area ; appointed
Area Registration Officer ; and Headquarters Staff Officer ;
appointed to Secretariat North-Western Region, under Ministry
of National Service, and transferred to Chester as Assistant
Director for Cheshire. (01432)
HARPER, Charles Henry, O.B.E.
HARPER, Edward Thomas, M.B.E.
HARPER, Francis Henry, M.B.E., 6. 2 March, 1877 ;
s. of the late Francis HU1 Harper, of New Maiden, Surrey ;
m. Ida Louise, d. of William Larkin, of Putney. Acting Staff
Officer, Colonial Office. War Work : Military Department of
the Colonial Office. Address : 93, OakhiU i,Road, Putney,
S.W. 15. (M8366)
HARPER, George, O.B.E.
HARPER, John Bradford, O.B.E.

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Harper

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

HARPER, Lieut.-Col. John Robinson, C.B.E, R.A.M.C.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1261)
HARPER, Capt. John Stanley, M.B.E, R.E.
HARPER, Major Reginald Tristram, O.B.E, R.A.V.C
HARPER, Sydney, M.B.E.
HARPHAM, Major Harold D., O.B.E.
HARPUR, Lieut. John Latimer, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
HARPUR, Major WilUam Lewis, O.B.E, R.E.
HARRAP, George Edward, M.B.E.
HARREL, Right Hon. Sir David, G.B.E, K.C.B,
K.C.V.O.. I.S.O.
HARREL, Com. WiUiam Vesey, C.B, C.B.E, M.V.O,
fi. 1866 ; 8. of the Rt. Hon. Sir David Harrel, P.C, K.C.B,
K.C.V.O, I.S.O, of ShanklU, co. DubUn (see Burke's Peerage),
Roy. Irish Constabulary. 1 886-98 ; Inspector of Prisons in
Ireland, 1898-1902 ; Assist. Commr. of Dublin MetropoUtan
Police, 1902-14 ; Com. R.N.V.R. ; Knight of Grace of the
Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England. Clubs : KUdare
Street : Royal St. George Yacht. (CI 164)
HARRIDENCE, Lieut. Robert Treslove, M.B.E. (M10223)
HARRIES, 2nd Lieut. Ernest Bertram, M.B.E.
HARRIES, Major George Samuel, M.B.E.
HARRIES, Herbert Frederick, O.B.E.
HARRIES, Owen, M.B.E, 6. 26 April, 1864; s. of
Peter Harries, of Fishguard ; to. Alice Annie, d. of James
Henry Clements, of Charlotte Town, P. E. Island. Educ. :
Long Ashton School, Somersetshire. Assistant Manager, The
Cunard Steam Ship Co, Ltd, Southampton. War Work :
Represented the Cunard Steam Ship Co, Ltd, in connection
with steamers engaged in transport service during whole
period of the war. Addresses : Maritime Chambers, South
ampton ; and The Green House, Compton, Winchester.
Club : Royal Southampton Yacht. (M8368.
HARRIES, Thomas Henry, M.B.E.
HARR INGTON, Lieut. Athur George, O.B.E, R.N.
HARRINGTON, Ernest John, O.B.E, 6. 4 June, 1864 ;
s. of George Harrington, of London ; to. Augusta Elkington,
d. of Tate Mansford, of London. Deputy Accountant-General,
General Post Office. Address: 21, Hampstead Lane, N. 6.
(010569)
HARRINGTON, Capt. George, M.B.E, R.M, (ret.),
6. 7 Aug. 1876 ; s. of George Harrington, of London ; m. Alice
Maude, d. of George Franks, of Portsmouth. Educ. : Crouch
End, Board School, London. Joined H.M. Service in the
Royal Marine Artillery, May, 1893 ; served for 21 years ;
discharged to Pension, May, 1914, with the rank of Quarter
master-Sergeant. Granted a Temporary Commission as
Lieut, and Qr.-Mr, Royal Marines, May, 1915 for service with
the Land Defences, Scapa Flow ; promoted Captain and
Qr.-Mr. Aug. 1918. Addresses : 23, Somerset Road, Brent
ford, Middlesex ; 41, Douglas Road, Lenton Sands, Notting
ham. (M3469)
HARRINGTON, Henry Augustus, M.B.E, 6. 10 July,
1864 ; s. of the late John WUliam Harrington. Educ. : Army
Schools, Local Director of Ports, Alexandria, Egypt. War
Work : Canteen work, and general interest in the moral welfare
of the troops (British) quartered in Alexandria during the War.
Addresses : The Overseas Club, General Buildings, Aldwych,
London, W.C ; Post Office, Alexandria, Egypt. (M8370)
HARRINGTON, Henry WiUiam, M.B.E.
HARRINGTON, Lieut. John, M.B.E, Aust. A.O.C
HARRIS, Andrew, M.B.E, F.R.CS, L.R.C.P.
HARRIS, Capt. Archibald John, O.B.E. R.E.
HARRIS, Sir Arthur Ambrose Hall. K.B.E, J.P, 6. 15
October, 1854 ; s. of Henry Vinton Harris, of Stoke, Devon
shire, England ; to. Sarah Morris, d. of William B. Lambe,
B.C.L, of Montreal, Canada. Educ: Devonport; Stoke
Grammar School. Served in various official capacities in
Grand Trunk Railway, 1884 to 1902, when he joined the Canadian
Pacific. War Work : Director-General British Ministry of
Shipping (Canada) August, 1914, to March, 1920. Address :
290, Peel Street, Montreal, Murray Bay. Ctafis : St. James's,
Montreal ; Rideau, Ottawa. (K78)
HARRIS, Sir Austin Edward, K.B.E, 6. 1870 ; «. of
Frederick William Harris, J.P, D.L. : m. Cara Veronica, d. of
George MaxweU Batten, I.C.S. Educ. : Harrow. Director of
Lloyds Bank. War Work : Assistant Surveyor-General of
Supply ; Chairman of the Board of Contracts, W.O. Ad
dress : 10, Catherine Street, Buckingham Gate. Clubs :
Arthurs' ; Garrick ; Ranelagh. (K3811
HARRIS, Charles, M.B.E.
HARRIS, Sir Charles, G.B.E, K.C.B. 6. 2 March, 1864 ¦
s. of late John Harris, of Ivybridge, Devon • m. Lisbeth, d. of
late Ferdinand Schiller, of Calcutta. Educ : Bradford
Grammar School; Balliol, Oxford (Scholar). First in
open competition for Home CivU Service, 1886 ; entered War
Office, 1887 ; Assistant Financial Secretary, 1908 ; Joint
Secretary, 1920. War Work : Permanent Head of Finance,
Departmentof the War Office throughout the War. Addresses :
War Office, Whitehall ; Lofftuss, The Drive, Wimbledon. (G51)
HARRIS, Charles Hubert, M.B.E.
._HARRIF_,Lieut--Co1- Charles Sydney, O.B.E, 6. 25 May,
1871 ; s. of the late John Harris, of Hawkmoor, Bovey Tracy
Devon. Educ ¦ Bedford Grammar School ; Sandhurst.
Gazetted 2nd Lieut. 2nd K.O. Yorkshire L I July 1891 •
promoted Capt 1899 ; transferred to Army Pay Department!
Sept. 1903 ; retired with rank of Lieut.-Col, Jan 1920 War

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Work : Command Paymaster, Ceylon, 1914-18 ; Regimental
Paymaster. No. 2 Army Pay Office, Shrewsbury, 1918-19-
Medals : Tirah Campaign, Medal and 2 clasps, 1897-98 ; South'
African War, Queen's Medal and 3 clasps, King's Medal and
2 clasps. Address: Osborne House, Stoke, Devonport. (07243)
HARRIS, Lieut. Claude Pickering, M.B.E, LA.
HARRIS, Capt. Edgar David, M.B.E.
HARRIS, Major Edward Ross, O.B.E.
HARRIS, Elizabeth Frances, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 1870-
d. of the late Alderman Crawford, of SUgo ; to. John Nugent!
s. of Henry Bradshaw Harris, of Co. Clare, Deland. Chief
Organiser of the National Federation of Womens' Institutes
Iddesleigh House, Caxton Street, Westminster, S.W. 1. War
Work : Head of the Women's Institutes Section of the Ministry
of Agriculture (Women's Branch). Address : 42, Dalebury
Road, Wandsworth Common, London, S.W. 17. Club:
Forum. HARRIS, Major Emanuel Vincent, O.B.E, R.E.
HARRIS, Ernest Alfred, C.B.E.
HARRIS, Ethel, M.B.E.
HARRIS, Faith Frances, Mrs, M.B.E, fi. 29 July, 1888 ;
a. of 0. J. Bowen Cooke, C.B.E, of Chester Place, Crewe;
to. Dudley Raymond, s. of Arthur B. Harris, M.D, J.P, of
Falmouth. Educ. : The Laurels, Rugby. War Wort :
Private Secretary to Deputation from Board of Trade visiting
America tor purchase of railway material for British RaUways ;
afterwards in charge of allocation of material from various
ports to the different RaUway Companies. Address : 2, Bank
Place, Falmouth. (M8373)
HARRIS, Francis George, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
HARRIS, Francis WUliam Robert, M.B.E.
HARRIS, George Arthur, O.B.E. (07245)
HARRIS, Hon. Capt. George Hardy, M.B.E, i. 9 Feb.
1853 ; s. of George WiUiam Harris, of Nether Priors, Halstead,
Essex. Educ. : Rugby. SoUcitor. War Work : County
War Pensions Committee ; County Adjutant, Volunteer
BattaUons, Devonshire Regiment. Addresses: 25, Southern-
hay, Exeter ; Woodway, Teignmouth. Clubs : Devon and
Exeter ; Royal Automobile. (M8375)
HARRIS, Lieut.-Comm. George Henry, O B.E, R.N.R,
fi. 7 March, 1854 ; s. of WiUiam Stanley Harris, of Lymington ;
to. Bertha Josephine, d. of Miles Berkeley, of Sibbertoft.
Educ. : H.M.S. "Conway." Master Mariner; Younger
Brother Trinity House. War Work : Commander H.M.
Hospital Ship " Oxfordshire," Aug. 1914 to May 1918, serying
in North Sea, EngUsh Channel, Mediterranean, Persian Gulf,
East and South Africa ; commanded S.S. " Lancashire," July
1918, carrying American troops from Boston, U.S.A. Address :
3, QuadriUe Court, Lymington, Hants. Club : Primrose, (01435)
HARRIS, George Montagu, O.B.E, 6. 1868 ; s. of Rev.
G. C Harris, of Torquay, Prebendary of Exeter ; m. Violet
EsteUe, d. of Lieut.-Col. E. Martineau. Educ. : Winchester ;
New College, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law ; Secretary to County
Councils Association, 1902-1919 ; now in Ministry of Health.
War Work : Assistant Hon. Secretary Surrey War Distress
Committee ; Temporary Clerk of Peace and County CouncU,
East Sussex ; Clerk to E. Sussex Appeal Tribunal ; Hon.
Secretary, E. Sussex War Agriculture Committee, War Pensions
Committee, War Distress Committee, etc. ; Lieut. 6th Royal
Sussex Volunteer Regt. Club : Reform. (01436)
HARRIS, Helen, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Joseph Offenbach,
of New York City, U.S.A. ; m. Lionel W, s. of Alderman
Lewis Harris, of Dublin. War Work : Recruiting ; Organising ;
attached Ministry of Food Dec. 1916 to Feb. 1919. Address :
4, Upper Grosvenor Street, W.l. Club : American Women's
Club, 41, Hereford Street. (M3699)
HARRIS, Henry Arthur, M.B.E.
HARRIS, Henry Lewis, M.B.E, 6. 9 Feb. 1860 ; s. of the
late Lewis P. Harris, F.R.G.S. Educ : Dartford Grammar
School, Kent. Schoolmaster. War Work : Organising sub
scriptions in aid of Red Cross, and other War Funds in the
district. Address : Serowe, Bechuanaland Protectorate,
S. Africa. Club : Overseas ; Mountain, South Africa. (M2946)
HARRIS, Sir Henry Percy, K.B.E, J.P, M.P, D.L,
6. 2 Sept. 1856 ; s. of Sir George David Harris, of 32, Inverness
Terrace, W. (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Ethel Alice drivers,
d. of Edward Olivers Bower, of Broxholme, Scarborough.
Educ. : Eton, and Christ Church, Oxford. Barrister-at-law ;
M.P. ; Chairman London County Council, 1907-8. War
Work : Chairman London War Pensions Committee. Addresses :
98, Gloucester Terrace, London, W. ; Cherry Croft, Forest
Row, Sussex. Clubs : Carlton ; Oxford and Cambridge. (K22)
HARRIS, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Sextus, O.B.E.
HARRIS, The Reverend John Charles, M.B.E.
HARRIS, Capt. John Richard, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
SB HARRIS, Joseph Orlando, D.S.O. Sub-Lieut. R.N.V.R.;
Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C125)
HARRIS, Leonard David John, M.B.E.
HARRIS, Lieut. Leopold Jonas, O.B.E, R.E.
HARRIS, LiUie Crawford, Mrs., M.B.E.
HARRIS, Marjorie MaxweU, M.B.E.
HARRIS, Mary Gertrude, M.B.E.
HARRIS, Eng.-Comm. Percy George, O.B.E, R.N.
HARRIS, Major Samuel WaUace, M.B.E.
HARRIS, Major Thomas Guy Marriott, O.B.E.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Harston

HARRIS, Major Walter Reginald, O.B.E, T.D, 6. 4 July,
1365 ; s. of Henry Harris, of Guildford ; to. Ellen Florke,
d. of James Lee Jones, of Guildford. Educ. : Guildford.
Secretary to the County Club, Guildford. War Work : Joined
2nd Volunteer Batt. The Queen's R.W.S. Regt. Dec. 1887 ;
Commission May, 1904, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. ; Promoted Capt.
April, 1906 ; Major Feb. 1911 ; Mobilised Aug. 1914 ; fitted
out numerous drafts for overseas ; appointed, with Assist.
Adjt, by G.O.C. 225 Brigade, to organise new Batts. for 25th
Division, S4th Middlesex Regt, 13th Border Regt, 13th East
Surrey Regt. ; served during the war at Chatham, Maidstone,
Canterbury, GuUdford, Tunbridge Wells, Seaford, and Lowes
toft ; demobUised and relinquished commission on account of
ill health July, 1919. Address : Amesbury, Stoke Road,
GuUdford. (07246)
HARRIS, WilUam, M.B.E, R.N.
HARRIS, William Blandford, M.B.E, b. 8. Dec. 1872;
s. of WUliam Harris, of Upwell, Wisbech ; m. Bertha, d. of
George Trueman, of Ventnor. Educ. : Wisbech Grammar
School. CivU Servant. War Work : Secretary's Office of
the General Post Office. Addresses : Secretary's Office, G.P.O,
E.C. ; 27, Valley Road, S.W.16. (M1855)
HARRIS, William Rowland, M.B.E.
HARRIS, WUliam Thomas Harper, M.B.E.
HARRISON, Sir Ceoil Reeves, K.B.E, 6. 1856 ; s. of James
WilUam Harrison, of St. Martin's Lane, W.C 2 ; m. Caroline
Clara, d. of Dr. Benjamin Winstone, of Russell Square, London.
Educ : TJniv. CoU, London. Director, Harrison & Sons, Ltd,
Printers in Ordinary to H.M. The King. War Work : Official
],rinting for Army and Navy, and various Government De
partments. Addresses : Woodcote, Chislehurst, Kent ; Hill
side, Charmouth, Dorset. Clubs : Union ; Royal Automobile. (K145)
HARRISON, Charles Henry, O.B.E, M.C.
HARRISON, Col. Cholmeley Edward Carl Branfill,
C.M.G, C.B.E, 6. 1857 ; s. of the Rev. J. Branfill Harrison ;
m. Mary Evelyn, d. of John Bazley- White (see Burke's Peerage,
Rothes, E). Formerly Comdg. 1st Batn. Roy. W. Kent Regt. ;
Boer War, 1881 ; Egyptian Expedition, 1882 (medal, bronze
star); S. Africa, 1900 (despatches, Queen's medal with two
clasps) ; Great War, 1915-18 (despatches). Address : 15,
CromweU Road, Hove, Sussex. Club : Army and Navy. (C1262)
HARRISON, Major Christopher Heathfleld, O.B.E. (011779)
HARRISON, Major Cuthbert Alfred Lakin, O.B.E,
R.A.F. HARRISON, Elsie Lydia, M.B.E^fi. 1882 ; d. of Frederick
Stone Harrison, of London. War Work : Deputy Controller
Women's Staff, M.I. 5 W. O. Address : 2, Howitt Road,
Belsize Park, N.W.3. (M8381)
HARRISON, EmUy Margaret, Mrs. O.B.E, ; d. of
Robert Brown Watson, of Sudworth, New Brighton ; m.
Frederic James, «. of James Harrison, of Dornden, Tunbridge
WeUs; Wallasy, Cheshire; Hare Appletree, near Lancaster.
War Work : President, Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Associa
tion (Potteries, South Division) ; President, War Hospital
Supply Depot, Shelton ; President and Chairman, Stoke War
Hospital Committee ; Member Executive Committee North
Staffs Regt. Prisoners of War Association ; Member Staffs
Comity Women's War Agricultural Committee. Addresses :
Maer Hall, Staffs ; Hare Appletree, near Lancaster ; 227,
St. James' Court, S.W. 1. (0410)
HARRISON, Evelyn, M.B.E.
HARRISON, Florence Ada, Mrs., O.B.E.
HARRISON, Major Francis Edward, O.B.E, R.E.
HARRISON, Major Frank, O.B.E, M.C
HARRISON, Capt. Frank, O.B.E.
HARRISON, Freda, M.B.E, fi. 2 Nov. 1899 • d. of Joseph
Harrison, of Wrexham. War Work : Divisional Assistant for
North Wales Division, Ministry of Food. Address : 10, Bryn
Acton, Chester Road, Wrexham. (M8383)
HARRISON, Frederick, M.B.E.
HARRISON. Lieut.-Comm. Geoffrey Brancker, O.B.E,
R.N. HARRISON, George, M.B.E, D.C.M, R.A.S.C.
HARRISON, George Alfred, O.B.E.
HARRISON, Gwynedd Helen Lightfoot, M.B.E.
HARRISON, Harry, M.B.E.
HARRISON, Lieut. Henry, O.B.E, M.C.
HARRISON, Capt. Henry Coromandel Watsford, O.B.E,
Aust. A.S.C
HARRISON, HUda Mary, M.B.E, d. of Frederick Stone
Harrison, of Highgate. Educ : Privately, High School.
War Work : Head of Dept. dealing with disposal of Surplus
Plant, Waste Products, Scrap Metals, Clothing, etc, from
Explosive Factories under Ministry of Munitions. Club :
Women's International Franchise. (M8385)
HARRISON, Capt. James, M.B.E,
HARRISON, John Atkinson, O.B.E, M.B, CM.
HARRISON, John, C.B.E, LL.D, D.L, 6. 17 Aug.
1847 ; s. of Sir George Harrison, M.P, of Edinburgh ; m.
Helen Georginia, d. of George Roberts, of Selkirk. Educ. :
High School, Edinburgh. Chairman Edinburgh Public
Library and Savings Bank. War Work : Chairman City of
Edinburgh Tribunal and Finance Committee of Local Red
Cross Society. _l_Wress : 3, Napier Road, Edinburgh. Club :
Northern, Edinburgh. (C192)
HARRISON, Capt. John Stubbs, O.B.E, R.F.A. (T.),

6. 27 July, 1883 ; s. of Alfred James Harrison, M.D, Clifton,
Bristol. Educ. : Clifton. Solicitor. War Work : Com
missioned as 2nd Lieut, in S.M. Brigade R.F.A. (T.F.) Oct,
1914 ; A.D.C. to C R. A. 61st Division, April, 1915, to Dec.
1915 ; Staff Capt. 69th Division, Jan. 1916 ; Staff Capt.
G. H. Q. Great Britain (Anti-Aircraft), 1918. Address : 24,
Orchard Street, Bristol. CZwfis : Royal Automobile ; Clifton.
(07245)
HARRISON, Lieut. Joseph Lawrence, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
HARRISON, Kate, M.BE.
HARRISON, Capt. Leonard Charles, M.B.E, R.E.
HARRISON, Lieut.-Col. and Brev.-Col. Louis Kenneth,
C.B.E, B.A, M.B, R.A.M.C. (T.), 6. 19 Dec. 1871 ; s. of John
E. Harrison, of Buxton ; m. Edith, d. of the late Septimus
March, of Aberystwyth. Edue. : Repton ; Caius College,
Cambridge ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Member of the
Leicestershire and Rutland Territorial Association ; President,
Leicester Medical Society 1920-1921. War Work : Officer
Commanding and Administrator of the 5th Northern General
Hospital which, with its sections and auxUiaries, contained 5,200
beds and admitted 75,000 patients. Address : Springfield,
Springfield Road, Leicester. (C1605)
HARRISON, Muriel Evelyn, M.B.E.
HARRISON, Rosamond Mary, O.B.E. ; d. ot Frederic
James Harrison, of Maer Hall, Staffs ; Hare Appletree, Lan
cashire ; Wallasey, Cheshire. War Work : Organising Hon.
Sec. North Staffordshire Regiment Prisoners of War Associa
tion (1800 men). Addresses : Maer Hall, Newcastle, Staffs ;
180. St. James' Court, Buckingham Gate, S.W.1. (010572)
HARRISON, Stanley, O.B.E. (0117866)
HARRISON, Sydney Thomas Walker, M.B.E.
HARRISON, Lieut. Thomas, O.B.E, R.N.R.
HARRISON, Tom Curtis, M.B.E. (M10392)
HARRISON, Major Walter Lewis, O.B.E, F.R.CV.S.
R.A.V.C. (T.).
HARRISON, William, O.B.E.
HARRISON, Lieut.-Col. WUUam Edward, O.B.E,
M.I.M.E, J.P. (Staffs), CC, 6. 14 August, 1875 ; s. of Captain
WUliam Bealey Harrison of Aldershawe, Lichfield; m. Edith
d. of Herbert W. Gardiner, of Armitage, Rugeley, Staffs.
Educ: Eton; Oriel College, Oxford. Member of Stafford
shire County Council, Tutbury Rural CouncU and Board of
Guardians ; Vice-President British Frieslan Cattle Society ;
Chairman of Cannock Chase Coal Owners Association. War
Work : C.R.E. 46th (North Midland Division) from mobUisa-
tion to Oct. 21 1914 ; C.R.E. 59th (North Midland Division)
April, 1915 to March, 1916 ; Acting Commanding, Engineers'
Training Centre, Deganwy, March, 1916 to June, 1916 ; Second
in Command, Deganwy, June, 1916 to March, 1918 ; Command
of Special Brigade Depot R.E. (Devonport) March, 1918 to
January, 1919 ; mentioned in despatches 24 Feb. 1917, for
War Services. Address : Wychnor Park, Burton-on-Trent,
Clubs : Windham ; Royal AutomobUe. (01439)
HARRISON, Capt. William John, M.B.E, M.A, R.G.A.
(S.R.), 6. 17 June, 1884 ; s. of R. Dimmer Harrison, South
Benfleet, Essex ; to. Ethel Marianne, d. of E. W. Harvey Piper,
of Clapham, S.W. Educ. : Dulwich Coll, and Clare Coll,
Cambridge. Fellow, Assistant Tutor and Lecturer of Clare
CoUege, Cambridge ; University Lecturer in Mathematics.
War Work : Assistant Proof and Experimental Officer, Research
Dept, Woolwich Arsenal. Address : Elmstead, Great Shel-
ford, Cambs. (M1856)
HARRISON, Surg.-Comm. WiUiam Rhodes, O.B.E, R.N.
HARRISSON, Sydney ThirlwaU, C.M.G, O.B.E, 6.
1865 ; s. of Henry Loud Harrisson. Educ. : Blackheath.
Appointed Assist. Accountant, PubUc Works Depart. Gold
Coast, 1894 ; Ch. Accountant, 1897 ; Assist. Accountant,
W. African Frontier Force, 1898 ; Ch. Accountant, 1899 ;
Treasurer, N. Nigeria, 1900 ; Comptroller of Customs, Barbados.
Address : Bridgetown, Barbados. Clubs : Sports ; Bridge
town (Barbados). (08388)
HARRISSON, William Walter, M.B.E.
HARROLD, John Blake, M.B.E.
HARROP, WilUam, O.B.E.
HARROWBY, Mabel Danvers, Countess of, D.B.E, 6.
26 Feb. 1867 ; d. of late Rt. Hon. W. H. Smith M.P, and
Emily, 1st Viscountess Hambleden ; m. John Herbert Dudley,
5th Earl of Harrowby. Chairman Executive Committee,
Staffordshire County Nursing Association ; Vice-President
Mothers' Union. War Work : Organised Country and London
HospitaUty for Overseas' Officers. Addresses : Sandon HaU,
Stafford ; Norton House, Campden, Gloucestershire ; 10,
Upper Belgrave St., London, S.W. 1. (D43)
HARRY, 2nd Lieut. Herbert Edward, M.B.E.
HARRY, Richard John, M.B.E.
HARRY, William, C.B.E.
HARSLEY, Martha, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 2 Nov. 1860 ; d. of
the late Robert Ellerby, of Marfleet, HuU; widow of John
(died 1919), s. of Robert Harsley, of HuU. Educ. : Hull.
War Work : Member of Committee of Soldiers' and Sailors'
Family Association, Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society, and
Hull War Pensions Committee ; Investigator (voluntary)
Hull Great War Trust. Address : 18, Elm Avenue, Garden
VUlage, Holdemess Road, Hull. (M8391)
HARSTON, John Edwin, O.B.E, fi. 18 May, 1857;
8.' of John Harston, of Littleborough, Lancashire ; m. Bessie
Annie Northey, d. of Thomas Plucknett, of Plymouth. Educ. :
Privately. H.M. Inspector of Factories. War Work : Com
missioner in the National Service Department for the Midland

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Division ; and as ActingSuperintending Inspector of Factories
(Midland Division). Address : Elmwood, Olton, Warwickshire. (01440)
HARSTONE, Lieut.-Col. John Brunton, D S.O, O.B.E,
6. 1879 ; s. of Robert Brunton Harstone T. Lieut.-Col.
Canadian Forces ; served in the Great War, 1914-18 (men-
oned in despatches). (01441)
HART, Charles James, M.B.E.
HART, Col. Charles Joseph, C.B, C.B.E, V.D, T.D,
J.P, D.L, 6. 15 Aug. 1851 ; s. of Charles Hart, late of Harbome
HaU, Staffordshire. Educ. : HaUeybury. Honorary Colonel,
5th Bn. Royal Warwickshire Regt. ; Member of Warwick
shire Territorial Force Association; Chairman of Hart,
Son, Peard, and Co, Ltd. War Work : Commandant
Birmingham National Reserve 1909-1914 ; Chief Recruiting
Officer, Curzon Hall, Birmingham 1914-1916 ; Commanding
Troops, Birmingham, 1915-1917 ; Competent MiUtary Authority
for Arms and Ammunition, Birmingham, 1915-1917 ; President
of Quartering Committee, 1917-1920. Address : Southbank,
Warwick New Road, Leamington. (C1606)
HART, Cyril Herbert, M.B.E.
HART, Ernest Sidney Walter, M.B.E, fi. 11 July, 1870 ;
s. of Sidney George Hart, of Chislehurst, Kent ; to. Ella Mary,
d. of Charles Prime, M.I.C.E, P.W.D, of Ceylon. Educ. :
Privately. Clerk of the Peace and Clerk of the County CouncU
of Middlesex ; Clerk to the Middlesex Lieutenancy and
Advisory Committee ; Registration Officer and Acting Return
ing Officer for the Parliamentary County of Middlesex. War
Work : Joint Sec. of the Middlesex Military Appeal Tribunal,
and in connection therewith the investigation of the subject
of the enlistment in the Army of unfit men. Valuable evidence
on this subject was given before the Select Committee of the
House of Commons in July, 1917. As a result of the Com
mittee's Report, Civilian Medical Boards superseded MUitary
Boards. Address : Guildhall, Westminster. Club : St.
Stephen's. (M1859)
HART, Sir George Sankey, K.B.E, CLE, 6. 14 April
1866 ; s. of David Hart, of Blackheath, London, S.E. ; m.
Georgina Mary, d. of Thornton Temple. Educ. : St. Paul's
School, and Cooper's HiU. Indian Forest Service ; Assistant
and Deputy Conservator Forests, Punjab, 1887-1906 ; Con
servator Central Provinces, 1906-8 ; Conservator Bengal,
1908-10 ; Chief Conservator Central Provinces, 1910-13 ;
Inspector-General of Forests to the Government of India.
1913. War Work : Duties as Inspector-General of Forests,
Address : c/o MercantUe Bank of India, 15, Gracechurch Street,
London, E.C. (K329)
HART, Capt. Gilbert, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
HART, Henry, M.B.E,
HART, Lieut.-Col. Henry Travers, C.B.E, R.A, fi. 6 May,
1873 ; 8. of Colonel E. C. Hart (late R.E.), of Bournemouth ;
to. PhyUis Hope, d. of Colonel H. M. Matthews (late Queen's),
of Fareham. Educ. : Sedbergh. Regular Army. War Work :
Commanding 13 Siege Battery, France 1915 ; Chief Instrutor
BexhiU Siege School, 1915-1916 ; CR.A, South Africa, 1916-
1919. Address : c/o Messrs Cox and Co. 16, Charing Cross,
S.W. (C2117)
HART, James, M.B.E, 6. 14 May, 1855 ; s. of James
Hart, of Hackney, London ; to. Annetta Emily, d. of George
Welby, of Plumstead, Kent ; Educ. : Tudor House School,
Hackney, and School of Pharmacy. Entered R.N. Medical
Service as Dispenser in 1878 ; served at Haslar, Chatham,
Yarmouth, Malta, Haulbowline, and Plymouth R.N. Hospitals.
War Work : Superintending Pharmacist R.N. Hospital,
Plymouth, in charge of medical stores for the Devonport
Division of the Fleet and establishments attached. Address ¦
38, Glenhouse Road, Eltham Park, S.E.9. (M8394)
HART, James MacGregor, O.B.E, 6. 20 April, 1878;
s. of Thomas Hart, of Glasgow ; m. Isabel GUbert, d. of
R. W. Cameron, of Greenock. Educ. : Glasgow ; Glasgow
Univ. Chartered Accountant. ' War Work : Hon. Treas.
Scottish National Council, Y.M.C.A, and Glasgow Y.M.C.A.
Addresses : 17, BroomhUl Terrace, Partick, Glasgow ; 142,
St. Vincent Street, Glasgow. (010574)
HART, Jane Elizabeth, Mrs, M.B.E.
HART, Major Kenneth Eugene, O.B.E. M.C.
HART, Maurice Roberts WUson, M.B.E.
HART, PhiUp Theodore, O.B.E, 6. 3 Dec. 1868; s. of
Alderman Henry Hart, J.P, of Canterbury ; m. Hannah,
d. of Maurice Levene, of London. Educ. : Dover CoU. War
Work : Hon. Sec. Parliamentary Recruiting Committee ;
Chairman Local Military Advisory Committee, Military
National Service Committee, and Dover Branch Red Cross
Society. Address : 68, Bouverie Road, W. Folkestone
Clubs : Royal Cinque Ports Yacht, Dover ; Hythe Golf.
HART, Surrey Rutherford, M.B.E, 6. 26 June, 1856.
Late Principal Clerk, General Post Office. Address : 34
Bernard Gardens, Wimbledon, S.W. (M8395)
HART, Thomas Wheeler, C.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, 6. 13 May
lf75 ; s. of Rev. Dudley Hart, of Stretford ; to. Edith, d.
of — Hey wood, of Manchester. Educ: Manchester Grammar
School, and Manchester University. War Work : County
Director, East Lancashire Branch British Red Cross Society
Address : Avenham House, Edge Lane, Stretford, nr. Man
chester. (C30}
HART, Eng.-Capt. WiUiam, O.B.E, R.N.
HART, WiUiam Edward, O.B.E.
HART, Capt. William Whiddon, M.B.E, R.A.F

HART, Major James MiUeviUe RAVEN-, O.B E.
HARTCUP, Major WiUiam Richard Monyns, O.BE
6. 22 Nov. 1882 ; s. of H. J. Hartcup, of Upland Half, Bungay
Suffolk ; m. Marjorie ElUson, d. of J. E. Woods, of SwarW
Hall, Northumberland. Educ. : Shrewsbury. Army 1901 to
1919 ; Chief Constable, Isle of Ely, Aug. 1919. War Work ¦
Adjutant, 5th Durham L.I. ; Brigade Major, 189 Infantry
Brigade and 194 Infantry Brigade ; attached H.Q. Irish
Command, Dublin ; D.A.A. and Q.M.G. Headquarters, Ripon
Reserve centre. Address : St. Edmunds, Newmarket. Club :
Army and Navy. (03127)
HARTINGTON, Edward William Spencer Cavendish,
Marquess of, M.B.E, J.P. for Derbyshire, Mayor of Buxton
1920-21, 6. 6 May, 1898 ; s. of the 9th Duke of Devonshire'
of Chatsworth ; to. Mary Alice, d. of the 4th Marquess of
Salisbury, of Hatfield (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Eton ¦
Cambridge. War Work : Derbyshire Yeomanry, 1914 ¦'
served in Egypt and GaUipoli ; attached InteUigence Dept'
War Office ; British Mission, French War Office, 1916-18 ;
served on British Delegation, Peace Conference, 1918-19'
Addresses : 2, Upper Belgrave Street, S.W. ; Chatsworth!
BakeweU. Clubs : Brooks's ; Turf. (M5330)
HARTLAND, Lilian Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 18 July
1880 ; d. of Thomas W. Windeatt, of Totnes ; m. Thomas
s. of Thomas Hartland, of Bromesberrow Court, Glos. Educ. :
Privately ; Weimar, Germany. War Work : Quartermaster
and Asst.-Comdt. Totnes V.A. Hospital, Dec. 1914, to March,
1919. Address : N.P. Bank House, Totnes. (M1861)
HARTLEY, Major Alan Pickup, O.B.E, R.A.F, 6
4 Nov. 1887 ; s. of J. P. Hartley, of Cheadle-Hulme, Cheshire.
Educ: : King's School, Grantham. Cotton Manufacturer,
War Work : Sep. 1914, Pte. 6th Manchester ; Nov. 1914,
Bombing Officer, 6th Cheshire Regt. ; transferred to R.F.C,
June, 1916; PUot; specialised in Aerial Armament; commenced
and ran the " Wing of Practical Armament," Uxbridge ;
Addresses : HU1 Top Avenue, Cheadle Hulme ; Palatine Bank
Bldgs. Manchester. Club : R.A.F. (08114)
HARTLEY, Albert, M.B.E.
HARTLEY, Major Arthur Clifford, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HARTLEY, Major Harold, C.B.E, M.C.
HARTLEY, Harry, O.B.E.
HARTLEY, Major Harry, C.B.E, R.E. Technical
Wool Officer, War Office. (C1263)
HARTLEY, Capt. James Norman Jackson, O.B.E,
M.B, Edin, F.R.CS, (Edin. and England), T.C, 6. 2 July,
1889 ; s. of James Henry Hartley , of Keighley. Educ :
Edinburgh University. Assistant to the Professor ot CUnical
Surgery and Surgical Clinical Tutor, Edinburgh University.
War Work : Surgeon to the Surgical Observation Hut, Etaples ;
Surgeon Specialist, H.M.T.S, "Egypt "; and various General
Hospitals. Address : c/o of Mrs. Christie, 20, Royal Crescent,
Edinburgh. (05354)
HARTLEY, Richard Frederiok, O.B.E.
HARTLEY, Capt. Richard Warburton, M.B.E,
R.A.S.C. (T.F.),
HARTLING, Edward Hadley, O.B.E. (O2380)
HARTNELL, Walter George, M.B.E.
HARTREE, William, O.B.E, M.A, 8, AprU, 1870;
8. of late John Penn Hartree ; m. Eva, d. of Dr. Edwin Rayner,
of Stockport. Educ. : Tonbridge ; Trinity College, Cam
bridge. War Work : Anti-aircraft Section of the Munitions
Inventions Department. Address : Newton Road, Cambridge (01444)
HARTSHORN, Major Arthur Hastings, O.B.E, R.E. (T).
HARTSHORN, Hon. Major Stuart, C.B.E, 6. 30 June,
1867 ; s. of James Hartshorn, of Nottingham ; m. Ida Clara'
d. of WiUiam Evans, J.P, of Knighton, Leicester. Educ:
Chigwell School. Retired Lace Manufacturer. War
Work : Hon. Sec, Nottingham Recruiting Committee and
Nottingham Notts' Voluntary Workers Association ; District
Recruiting Officer, No 6 District, Lichfield, for Counties
Lincoln, Leicester, Nottingham, Derby, Rutland, Stafford,
Wolverhampton ; Sec. Yorkshire and East Midland region
and Northern Region, Ministry of National Service. Address:
Knighton, Magdale Road, Nottingham. Clubs : Nottingham
Borough ; Nottingham County. (C979)
HARTSHORN, Vernon, O.B.E, J.P,M.P. (Lab.), Ogmore
Division of Glamorganshire since Dec, 1918; served on the
Coal Trade Organization Committee; and also on the Coal
ControUer's Advisory Committee. Address : Maesteg, Bridgend,
Glam. (0412)
HARTY, Capt. WiUiam, O.B.E.
HARVEY, Anita Maria, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 24 Jan. 1875 ;
d. of Philip Symons, of Bodmin, Cornwall ; m. Charles Henry,
s. of Isaac Harvey, of London. Educ : Northfield Seminary,
Northfield, Mass, U.S.A. Missionary of the Baptist Missionary
Society, London. War Work : Two years at St. John Ambu
lance Nursing Sisters' Convalescent Home for wounded British
troops, Calcutta ; engaged in massage aud doctors' rooms ;
four years at Sambhu Nath Pundit Hospital, Calcutta, training
candidates for MUitary Hospitals ; during four years gave
" First Aid " and " Home Nursing " lectures to qualify people
for war work. Address : c/o Baptist Missionary Society, 19,
Furnival Street, Holborn, London, E.C. 4. (M4147)
HARVEY, Arthur Kenneth, O.B.E. (02381)
HARVEY, 2nd Lieut. Austin Mozart, M.B.E.
HARVEY, Major Bertram Lionel, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
HARVEY, Lieut.-Comm. Cecil RusseU Hains, O.B.E.
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HARVEY, Christina, Mrs., M.B.E.
HARVEY, Col. David, C.M.G, C.B.E, M.D, M.B,
Ch.B, fi. 1871. Educ. : Glasgow Univ. Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. ;
Dep. Director of Pathology at War Office, with rank of Col. ;
served in S. Africa, 1900-2 (Queen's medal with three clasps,
King's medal with two clasps). (C1607)
HARVEY, Rev. Edward Douglas Lennox, O.B.E, M.A,
J.P, fi. 26 Dec. 1858 ; s. of W. J. Harvey, of Camousie, Banff
shire. Educ. : Harrow ; Trin. CoU, Cambridge. War Work :
Recruitmg ; Appeal Tribunal, West Sussex ; Chairman Local
War Pensions Committee. Address : Beedingwood, Horsham,
Sussex. Clubs : Conservative ; Automobile. (O10576)
HARVEY, Major Edward John Morewood, M.B.E.
HARVEY, Edward Murray, O.B.E. (011786c)
HARVEY, Comm. Edwin WUUam, M.B.E, R.N.R.
HARVEY, Emma Jessie, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 26 Sept. 1867 ;
_. of Philip Rawson, J.P, D.L, of Woodhurst, Crawley, Sussex.
War Work : Raised funds to equip and maintain hut of 20
beds at B.R.C. Hospital, Netley, for four years ; Commandant
V.A.D, Sussex/70, and other Red Cross work ; Head of War
Hospital Supply Depot, Horsham ; organised Hut Week
Campaign for Y.M.C.A. in Horsham and district ; work in
connection with Women's Land Army. Address : Beeding
wood, Horsham, Sussex. Clubs : Albemarle. (O10577)
HARVEY, Sir Ernest Maes, K.B.E, 6. 1 Jan. 1872 ; s.
of Julius Harvey, of Ipswich ; m. Blanche, d. of Edward Pogson,
of Stj Kitts. Educ : Ipswich. Banker ; Director British
Columbia Electric Rly. Co. War Work ; Treasury Repre
sentative Archangel, 1918-19 ; Financial Adviser to British
Representative, Inter-AUied Rhineland Committee, 1919 ;
Financial Adviser, Austrian Section, Reparation Committee,
Vienna, 1920. Addresses : Inveresk, Watford ; Hill House,
Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Clubs : Union ; Tuesday. (K382)
HARVEY, Sir Ernest Musgrave, K.B.E, fi. 27 July, 1867 ;
». of Rev. Preb. C. M. Harvey, late of HiUingdon, Middlesex ;
m. Sophia, d. of Capt. Catesby Paget, late of Aspley Guise,
Woburn. Educ. : Marlborough. Chief Cashier, Bank of
England ; ChevaUer, Legion d'Honneur ; Chevalier, Order of
Leopold of Belgium. Address : 29, Cranley Gardens, S.W. 7.
(K457)
HARVEY, Ethel, Mrs., M.B.E.
HARVEY, Lieut.-Col., Francis George, C.B.E, D.S.O.
Lieut.Col. S. African Forces ; A.Q.M.G. ; served in Great War
(German S.-W. Africa, 1914-15 (despatches, Legion of Honour). (C754)
HARVEY, Major Frank Barrington, O.B.E, R. of O.
HARVEY, Sir George Samuel Abercromby, K.B.E,
CM.G, fi. 21 Oct. 1854 ; s. of WilUam James Harvey, J.P,
of Camousie, Turriff, N.B. ; m. EUzabeth Diana Lily, d. of the
late Colonel John Craigie-Halkett, of Cramond, Midlothian.
Educ. : Trinity CoUege, Glenalmond. Late The Black Watch,
Royal Highlanders, then Egyptian Government Service. War
Work: Provost-Marshal Cairo and Upper Egypt, 1916-17.
Address : 10, West Eaton Place, London, S.W. 1. (K185)
HARVEY, Lieut.-Comm. James Robertson, O.B.E,
R.N. HARVEY, Capt. John, C.B.E, R.N.
HARVEY, Capt. Joseph Massey, O.B.E.
HARVEY, Joshua Harold, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
4. 22 Nov. 1867 ; s. of Joshua Harvey, of Broadmoor, Pembroke
shire; m. Emily Jane, d. of George Harries, of Trevaecoon,
Pembrokeshire. Educ. : Privately and Guy's Hospital.
War Work : Civil Medical Practitioner in charge of 3rd Dorset
shire Regt. and other troops stationed at Wyke Regis near
Weymouth. Address : The WiUows, Wyke Regis, Dorset. (04371)
HARVEY, Capt. Nicholas Charles, M.B.E.
HARVEY, Lieut. Peroy Edgar, O.B.E, R.E,
HARVEY, Lieut. Ralph Oswald, O.B.E.
HARVEY, Major Robert Bald, O.B.E, A.S.C.
HARVEY, Capt. Robert Bleeck Leech, O.B.E, 6. 19 Aug.
1887 ; s. of Charles O. Harvey, of Bristol. Educ. : ClUton
College, and R.M.C. Sandhurst. Appointed 2nd Lieut. Royal
Berkshire Regt. 1906 ; seconded for service with the Colonial
Office, 1911. War Work : Served with 4th King's African
Rules in the East African Campaign ; InteUigence Officer,
Uganda, 1914; Adjutant 1/4 King's African Rifles, 1916;
1. Major, 2nd in command 2/4 King's African Rifles, 1916 ;
commanding 5/4' King's African Rifles, 1917; T. Lieut.-Col.
1918; served in SomaUland Operations, 1919-20 ; twice
mentioned in despatches. Address : 4, Worcester Crescent,
C'ifton, Bristol. Club : Army and Navy. (06749)
HARVEY, Tom Horace, O.B.E. For services rendered
to the Ministry of Food. (011906)
HARVEY, Lieut. William, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HARVEY, WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 10 Sept. 1862 ; Harness,
Trunk and Bag Manufacturer. War Work : Chief Inspector
of Special Constabulary, Stockport; Organised Traders' Co.
of Special Constables, acting under Chief Constable. Ad
dress: RusseU Place, 102, Prince's Street, Stockport. (M516)
HARVEY, Winifred Beatrice, M.B.E, fi. 11 Aug. 1888 ;
a. of Colonel H. J. Harvey, of Newlands, Guernsey ; Educ. :
Ladies' College, Guernsey. War Work : Secretarial Work
mr the Guernsey Branch of the Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies
Association ; Member of the Guernsey Local War Pensions
Committee. Address: Newlands, Guernsey. (M8396)
HARVIE, Charles Frederick, O.B.E.
HARWARD, Mabel, Mrs., M.B.E, 6; 1 Sept. 1875; d.
of Beroamin Scarf, of Cliffe HiU, Bradford ; m. the Rev.

Reginald Cuthbert, s. of the Rev. Edwin C Harward, Vicar
of Middleton-by- Wirksworth. Educ. : Isleworth and Lau
sanne. War Work : British Soldiers' Institute, Boulogne-sur-
Mer. Address : 7, Boulevard Daunow. Boulogne-sur-Mer. (M8397)
HARWARD, Rev. Reginald Cuthbert, M.B.E, M.A,
6. 30 Nov. 1871 ; s. of Edwin Cuthbert Harward, of Middleton
Vicarage, Wirksworth, Derby. ; to. Mabel, d. of Benjamin
Scarf, of Bradford, Yorks. Educ. : Denstone Coll.; Chichester
Theol. Coll. ; Durham University. Resident English Chaplain
(since 1912), Holy Trinity Church, Boulogne-sur-Mer, France.
War Work : British Soldiers' and Sailors' Institute, Boulogne
Base. Address : 7, Boulevard Daunow, Boulogne-sur-Mer. (M8398)
HARWARD, Capt. Robert Blake, O.B.E.
HARWOOD, Capt. Alfred, M.B.E.
HARWOOD, George, M.B.E.
HARWOOD, Gertrude, Mrs., M.B.E.
HARWOOD, Lieut.-Comm. Henry Harwood, O.B.E,
R.N. HARWOOD, James Henry, M.B.E.
HARWOOD, John Edward, O.B.E, 6. 3 March, 1870;
s. of John Harwood, of Manchester ; to. Sophia Marion, d.
of Rev. E. D. Hall, M.A, of Coin S. Denys, Glos. Mayor of
Shoreditch, 1909-10. War Work : Member of Profiteering
Appeal Tribunal ; representative at the Electricity Conference,
Act, 1919 ; Shoreditch Borough Councillor ; Military Tribunal,
Shoreditch ; Right-half Co. Comm. City of London Police
Reserve, 1914, to 1918. Address : 32, Brondesbury Park,
N.W. 6. Club : Junior Constitutional. (O10580)
HARWOOD, Margaret, M.B.E.
HARWOOD, Ralph Endersby, C.B.E., F.S.S., 6. 28
March, 1883 ; s. of Charles Harwood, of Shefford ; to. Kitty,
d. of WiUiam Rule Endersby, of Old Warden, Bedfordshire.
Educ. : Modern School, Bedford. Assistant Sec, H.M.
Treasury : Telegraphist, G.P.O, 1898 ; Second Division Clerk,
at India Office and Royal Hospital, Chelsea (1901-03) ; Estate
Duty Office (1903-11) ; Accountant-General's Dept, Inland
Revenue, 1911-12 ; N. H. Insurance Committee, 1912 ; Staff
Clerk, 1912 ; Assistant Accountant, 1912-13 ; Clerk, Class
I, 1913, at N. H. I. C War Work : Assisted Rt. Hon. Sir
John Anderson, K.C.B, in the control of the British drug
supply till AprU 1915 ; then seconded to War Trade Dept. in
connection with the blockade of Germany ; Appointed Con
troller of the War Trade, Statistical Dept. on its formation in
1916 ; Chairman of Inter-AUied Rationing and Statistical
Committee, 1917-18 ; Appointed Principal, Finance Dept,
Air Ministry, 1918 ; Principal Establishment Officer and
Assistant Sec. of H.M. Treasury, 1919. Addresses : Home-
field, WarUngham ; Treasury, S.W. 1. (C193)
HASELER, WilUam Rabone, O.B.E, 6. 1860; s. of
W. H. Haseler, of Birmingham ; to. Florence, d. of WilUam
Ryland, of Birmingham. Educ. : Privately. Manufacturer ;
Commissioner of Income Tax ; Guardian of Birmingham
Assay Office ; Governor of Handsworth Grammar School.
War Work : Commander of the " C " Division of Special
Constabulary of Birmingham. Address : 43, Handsworth
Wood Road, Birmingham. (010581)
HASKINS, Arthur, M.B.E.
HASKINS, Edith Mabel, M.B.E. ; d. of Joseph Haskins,
of Warmley Tower, Warmley, Glos. Educ. : Clifton High
School. War Work : Gazetted Assistant Administrator
Q.M.A.A.C, Oct. 1917; attached to General Headquarter
Staff (Deland) from Nov. 1917 to June, 1919, as Assistant
Controller Q.M.A.A.C. Ireland, dealing with general administra
tion of Q.M.A.A.C. camps, Deland. Address : 28, Caversham
Road, London, N.W. 5. (M6643)
HASLAM, Francis Meadows, M.B.E.
HASLAM, Capt. Thomas WiUred, O.B.E.
HASLAM, Lieut. WiUiam Heywood, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
HASLEHUST, Harold Maitland, M.B.E, LA.
HASSALL, Lieut.-Col. Owen, O.B.E.
HASSELL, Charles Joseph, O.B.E, fi. 20 Aug. 1857;
s. of Joseph Hassell, A.K.C (Lond.), Professor of Education ;
m. Hannah Elizabeth, d. of Joseph Barrett, of London. Educ. :
Islington Proprietary School and King's College, London.
Collector of H.M. Customs and Excise, London Port. War
Work : In charge of the Outdoor Department of Customs in
London, which had many special and important duties imposed
upon it by legislation and Orders in Council consequent upon
the war. Address : Tregarthen, Windsor Road, Finchley. (010582)
HASTHORPE, Alice, M.B.E.
HASTIE, Peter, M.B.E.
HASTIE, Major Stuart Henderson, O.B.E, M.C.
HASTINGS, Albert, M.B.E.
HASTINGS, Lieut.-Comm. Edward George Godolphin,
O.B.E., R.N.
HASTINGS, Frank, C.B.E.
HASTINGS, Eng.-Comm. James Frederiok Arthur,
O.B.E, R.N.
HASTINGS, WilUam, O.B.E.
HASWELL, John Watson, M.B.E.
HAS WELL, Robert, M.B.E. Secretary, WilUam Doxford
& Sons, Ltd, Shipbuilders, Sunderland. Address : 27,
ThornhiU Gardens, Sunderland. Club : County Constitutional. (M522)
HASZARD, Lieut. Gerald Fenwick, O.B.E, D.S.C.
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HASZARD, Lieut. Henry Vivian Moore, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. HATCH, Sir Ernest Frederick George, Bart, K.B.E, 6.
12 AprU, 1859; s. of the late John WiUiam Hatch and Matilda
Augusta, his wife, o. d. of Hugh Snell, of Callington, Cornwall,
Barrister-at-law; m. 12 Oct. 1900, Lady Constance Blanche
Godolphin Osborne yd. of the 9th Duke of Leeds (see BURKE'S
Peerage). M.P. for the Gorton Division of S.E. Lancashire,
1895-1906; Chairman and Treasurer of University CoUege
Hospital and has been Chairman of various Departmental
Committees (Home Office, Board of Trade, Local Government
Board and Insurance Commissioners) ; and on the panel of
Chairmen of Court of Arbitration; is Commander of the Order
of the Crown of Belgium, and Member of the Order of St. John
of Jerusalem. Address : 20, Portland Place, W. (K334)
HATCH, Ethel Francis, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
HATCH, Frederick Henry, Ph.D., O.B.E, M.Inst.CE.,
Past President Inst. Mining and MetaUurgy, fi. 1864. Educ. :
Univ. CoU, London, and Bonn Univ. Mining Engineer :
S. Africa, Spain, Canada, United States, India, Abyssinia,
Natal, Zululand, Urals ; reported on the gold resources of
India for the Indian Government in 1900-1, and the mineraf
resources of Natal and Zululand for the Natal Government ;
at present member of the Governing Body of the Imperial
Mineral Resources Bureau, and Director of the Mineral
Resources Development Department of the Board of
Trade. War Work : Member of the Home Don Ore
Supply Committee of the Don and Steel Department of
the Ministry of Munitions ; Member of Commission to
examine the condition of the Iron and Steel Works in the
occupied areas of Germany, in Belgium, and in France ; member
of the Departmental Committee appointed by the Board of
Trade to enquire into the economic position of the Don Ferrous
Mining Industry ; Author of " The Don and Steel Industry
of the U.K. under War Conditions." Clubs : Athenaeum ;
Bath. (010583)
HATCH, Lieut. WUUam Ashton, M.B.E., R.E.
HATFIELD, Ada Sophia Lucy, O.B.E. ; d. of James
Berriman Tippetts, of Highbury and St. Leonards ; to. George
Frederick Hatfield, s. of Charles WUliam Hatfield, of Doncaster.
Educ : Privately. War Work: Hon. Sec. to the Y.M.C.A.
1915-20, for the National Women's AuxUiary ; Hon. Auditor
of Ladles' Alpine Club ; a Governor of the Green Cross Club ;
Address : 11, Bedford Square, London, W.C. 1. Clubs :
Albemarle ; Forum ; Ladies' Alpine. (0414)
HATHERLEY, Cyril George, O.B.E.
HATTERSLEY, John, O.B.E.
HATTON, George, C.B.E, J.P.
HATTON, James Thomas, M.B.E.
HAUGHTON, Major Henry WiUred, D.S.O, O.B.E.
HAUGHTON, Francis George, M.B.E, 6. 14 June, 1863 ;
s. of Henry Charles Haughton, of London ; to. Kate, d. of
Samuel Edward Sturman, of London. Educ. : Stoke Newing-
ton ; City of London Coll. Surveyor of Customs and Excise,
KirkwaU ; Registrar of Shipping ; Receiver of Wrecks ; Regis
trar of Royal Naval Reserve ; Superintendent of Mercantile
Marine, and Agent for Admiralty Prize Court, for Orkney
Islands. War Work : Mobilised the R.N. Reserve in Orkney
in Aug. 1914 ; dealt with custody of prize ships and cargoes,
and derelict torpedoed vessels, and flotsam from these and other
wrecks ; also all general Customs duties in relation to the duty
free stores suppUed to the large fleets of His Majesty in Orkney
waters. Address : St. Bernards, Bulstrode Road, Hounslow. (M8404)
HAUGHTON, Marjorie Wimeimina, O.B.E, 6. 19 Sept.
1893 ; d. of Benjamin Haughton, J.P, of Cork. Educ. :
Polam Hall School, Darlington. War Work : Hon. See.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Free Buffet at Cork Station of Gt. Southern
and Western RaUway ; Hon. Lady Sec. Soldiers' and Sailors'
Hostel, Y.M.C.A, Cork. Address : WeUington Road, Cork.
(010585)
HAULTAIN, Capt. WiUiam Francis Theodore, O.B.E,
M.C, B.A, M.B, B.Ch. (Cantab), late R.A.M.C. (S.R.), fi.
14 Jan. 1893 ; s. of F. W. N. Haultain, M.D, of 12, Charlotte
Square, Edinburgh ; m. Winifred, d. of Major J. D. Outram
of Edinburgh. Educ : Edinburgh Academy ; Cambridge and
Edinburgh Universities. War Work : Capt. R.A.M.C (S.R.),
B.E.F. and E.E.F. Address: 5, Queen's Terrace, Aberdeen. (06197)
HAUSWELL, Francis, M.B.E. (M10249<2)
HAUXWELL, Samuel, O.B.E.
HAVES, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Robert, O.B.E, R.N.
HAVES, Paymaster Thomas, O.B.E, R.N.
HAVILAND, Capt. Reginald Henry, M.B.E. ; s. of the
late Rev. A. C Haviland, of Lilley, Herts. Educ. : Wellington.
War Work: Oct. 1914, obtained Commission, in 4th Batt.
Durham Light Infantry ; attached to Staff of Tyne Garrison
July, 1915, to July, 1916 ; with Army Canteen Committee,
now Navy and Army Canteen Board, from July, 1916, to date.
Addresses : St. Michael's Manor St. Albans ; 10, Hanover
Square, London, W. Club : Bath. (M5332)
HAVILAND, Capt. Wilfred Pollen, M.B.E, Argyll and
Sutherland Highlanders (T.F.), b. 14 April, 1881 ; s. of the late
Rev. Arthur Haviland, of Lilley, Herts. ; m. Beryl Marion
d. of the late Lieut.-Col. Sir Edward Durand, Bart, C B
Educ. : Charterhouse and Kings' Coll, Cambridge. Stock
Exhange. War Work: With l/8th ArgyU and Sutherland
Highlanders (Princess Louise's), served in France, 1915-18 ¦
General Staff from Aug. 1917, to March, 1919 ; twice mentioned

in despatches. Address : Whitlars, King's Langley, Herts.
Club : Isthmian. (M5333)
HAVOCK, Donald St. John, M.B.E.
HAWES, Albert Henry, O.B.E. (011744)
HA WES, Charles Henry, M.B.E, 6. 10 Dec. 1876 ; s. of
Philip James Hawes, of Market Drayton, Shropshire; m
NelUe Louisa, d. of Thomas Moore, of Havant, Hants. Educ '•
Longparish, Hants. Clerk, War Office. War Work : Clerical
work at War Office in connection with Transportation of Troops
and Stores. Address : 9, Fairfield Terrace, Havant, Hants
(M3701)
HAWES, George WilUam Spencer, O.B.E.
HAWK, WiUiam, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 1851 ; s. of WilUam
Hawk, of Kemock, Cornwall ; m. Florence, d. of John Clemence
of Howton, CornwaU. Chairman of Cornwall County CouncU
and War Agricultural Committee. Address : Kernock, St.
MeUion, Cornwall. (C194)
HAWKE, Dora Annie, Mrs., M.B.E.
HAWKE, Edward Drummond Hay, O.B.E, L.R.C.P.
(Lond.), M.R.C.S, 6. 7 June, 1867 ; s. of Edward Henry Hawke,
of TolguUa, Scarrier, CornwaU ; m. Dora Annie, d. of
Charles Park, of Hampstead. Educ. : Merchant Taylors'
School ; Charing Cross Hospital. War Work : M.O. of
Shortlands V.A.D. Hospital, and of Shortlands Depot, R.A.S.C.
(M.T.) Address : TolguUa, Shortlands, Kent. (04372)
HAWKE, Leah Lucy, Mrs., M.B.E,
HAWKE, WiUiam, C.B.E.. J.P.
HAWKER, Brig.-Gen. Claude Julian, C.M.G, C.B.E,
6. 1867. Lieut.-Col. Coldstream Guards ; NUe Expedition,
1899 ; served in Great War in Mesopotamia, 1915-18 (mentioned
in despatches). (C1107)
HAWKER, Francis Feodor Wynne, M.B.E, 6. 14 AprU,
1857 ; s. of James Hawker, of Plymouth ; m. Ada St. John
MeUiar, d. of Rev. C. F. Garratt, of Bickleigh. Educ. : Win
chester CoU. Wine Merchant. War Work : Y.M.C.A. ; Treas.
of Plymouth War Hospital Supply Depot ; coUection and for
warding of clothing to Ruhleben Camp ; visiting Hospitals ;
entertaining wounded. Address : Hele House, Batsleigh,
Roborough, S. Devon. Club : Royal Western Yacht ; British
Empire. (M1867)
HAWKER, Frank, M.B.E, 6. 9 March, 1868; s. of
Thomas Hawker, of Birmingham ; to. Nora Jane, d. oi James
Rollason, of Moseley, Birmingham. Educ : Gower Street
Schools, and Privately. Manufacturer ; founder of Frank
Hawker Carpathian SUver Co, Ltd. ; Director and Chairman
of Hawkers, Ltd, and The British Needle Co. Ltd. ; member
of the Birmingham City CouncU, since 1911 an Overseer for
Handsworth. War Work : Rendered valuable services to the
Ministry of Munitions for the production of Fuse parts, especially
Safety Shutters, which prevented our shells exploding in
our guns or near our men. Address : MUenda House, Devon
shire Road, Handsworth Wood, Birmingham. Club : Midland
Conservative. (M1866)
HAWKES, Lieut. Comley, M.B.E, M.C, R.A.O.C.
HAWKES, Lieut.-Col. Frank Roxburgh, O.B.E.,
I.A.R.O. HAWKES, Harry George, M.B.E.
HAWKES, Major John Alfred, O.B.E.
HAWKES, Violet, M.B.E.
HAWKESWORTH, Paymaster-Lieut. Riohard Arthur,
O.B.E, R.N.
HAWKINS, Lieut. Albert Gordon Jones, M.B.E.
HAWKINS, Albert Victor, M.B.E, 6. 16 Oct. 1871 ; s. of
Alexander Hawkins, of London ; m. Barbara Walker, d. of
WilUam Dodds, of London. Educ. : Privately. Superintendent,
Criminal Investigation Department, New Scotland Yard,
S.W. War Work : Special PoUce (C.I.D.) work. Address :
18, Ravenscourt Park, W. 6. (M523)
HAWKINS, Beatrice Helen, M.B.E, 6. 22 Nov. 1887;
d. of Isaac Thomas Hawkins, A.M.I.CE, formerly Col. CivU
Service, and Mrs. Mary Hope Hawkins, and sister of
Lieut. Lionel Hope Hawkins, 1st King's Dragoon Guards,
the well-known polo player, who was kiUed in action,
Oct. 1914. Educ. : The Abbey CoU, Stroud ; Madame
Yateman's, NeuiUy, Paris. War Work : Winter 1914-15
worked in connection with the Soldiers' and SaUors'
Families Association ; in Autumn 1915 worked in motor
repair works, gaining certificate for running repairs, etc. ;
also worked for Belgian Food ReUef, driving van to Covent
Garden, coUecting and distributing food, etc. ; worked at
Woolwich Arsenal, and was one of the first ladies to obtain a
certificate as an examiner of shell filling ; afterwards entered
the War Office in MUitary Secretary's Dept. Address: 5,
Emperor's Gate, S.W. 7. Clubs : Ladies' Army and Navy;
Hurlingham. (M8407)
HAWKINS, Florence Beatrice, Mrs, M.B.E.
HAWKINS, Capt. Harold John Charlton, O.B.E.,
R.A.S.C. HAWKINS, Capt. George, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6. 19 Aug.
1893; s. of G. P. Hawkins, of Cambridge. Educ. : Perse and
Christ's CoUege, Cambridge. War Service: Served at the front in
France from Jan. 1915 to 11 Nov. 1918 continuously ; Enlisted
Aug. 1914 ; Served with 28th, 33rd, and 3rd Infantry Divisions ;
Latterly S.S.O. 3rd Division. Address: Brunswick Walk,
Cambridge. (05358)
HAWKINS, Major Henry, O.B.E.
HAWKINS, Lieut.-Col. Herbert PenneU, C.B.E, R.A.M.C.
(T.) fi. 30 June, 1859 ; s. of Rev. Robert Hawkins, Vicar
of Lamberhurst ; m. Hester Vera, d. of Fleetwood Rynd, of

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Haynes

Mount Armstrong. Educ. : Eton and Oxford. Physician
(retired). War Work : O.C. 5th London General Hospital.
Address : Lackenhurst, Shipley, Sussex. Club : New Univ.
(C1608)
HAWKINS, John Alfred, M.B.E.
HAWKINS, Capt. John Frederiok, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HAWKINS, Sarah Annie Moss, M.B.E. Clerk in Civil
Service. War Work : Work in connection with War Savings
Certificates. Addresses : 5, Argyle Road, Woodside Park,
H. ; Money Order Dept., G.P.O. (M8409)
HAWKINS, Thomas Shirley, M.B.E.
HAWKS, Lieut.-Col. George Augustus, O.B.E., I.A.
HAWKSFORD, Capt. Franois Henry, O.B.E.. R.A.F.
HAWKSWORTH, Capt. John LedUe Inglish, O.B.E.
HAWKSWORTH, WUUam, O.B.E.
HAWLEY, Arthur, O.B.E, M.B, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.
HAWORTH, Col. Frederic O.B.E, T.D, V.D, J.P,
D.L, fi. 8 May, 1857 ; s. of Richard Haworth, J.P, of Didsbury.
Lancashire ; m. Mary Simmons, d. of Robert Hodgkinson, of
Cheadle, Cheshire. Educ. : Privately. Cadet Colonel Com
mandant for Cumberland and Westmorland ; Hon. Col.
7th Batt. Lancs. Fus. ; Member of Westmorland Territorial
iorce Association. War Work: Raised and trained West
morland Section of the 11th Batt. (Lonsdale) Border Regt.
County Commandant, Cumberland and Westmorland Volunteer
Regt. Address : Ashley Green, Loughrigg, Ambleside.
Clubs : Arts ; Royal Windermere Yacht. (07256)
HAWS, Capt. Albert Henry, O.B.E, 6. 29 March, 1871 ;
s. of Charles Henry Haws, of Witcham ; m. AUce M, d. of
Charles Strowlger, of Colchester. Educ. : Sutton. War
Wort : Enlisted in 1st King's Dragoon Guards, 1914 ; Com
missioned Lieut.-Qr.-Mr. in the Scottish Horse Yeomanry,
Sept. 1914 ; gazetted Capt. Sept. 1917 ; served in the Darda-
neUes, under Lord TuUibardine, C.B, D.S.O, M.V.O, Oct.
1915, to Dec. 1915 ; posted to 2nd Brigade, Scottish Horse
Yeo, East Coasts, Nov. 1916 ; posted to 1st King's Dragoon
Guards, and proceeded to France, June, 1917 ; India, 1917-19,
mentioned in Gen. Monro's despatches for distinguished
services during the operations; medals, 1914 Star, British War,
3rd Afghan 1919, Allied, and Long Service. Address : Kings-
leigh, Nuffield Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey. Club :
Primrose. (011744)
HAWSON, Millar Wright, M.B.E.
HAWTREY, Capt. WUfred Robert John, O.B.E, fi.
22 Feb. 1875; s. of Rev. H. C. Hawtrey, of Nursling; m.
Mary Dixon, d. of W. M. Chinnery, of Hatchford. Educ :
-Royal Naval School, and Weymouth. War Work : Helped
to form 9th D.A.C, March, 1915 ; Commanded 51st B.'A.C,
April 1915, to May, 1915, and "D" Bty, 51st Bde, and
"B"Bty, 53 Bde, France ; Loos, Ypres, Armentieres, Somme,
wounded 1916 ; Mobilisation, W.D. Staff, May, 1917, to May,
1919 ; Secretary, King's Fund, Ministry of Pensions. Address :
Bray Rise, Bray, Berks. Club : R.A.C (01588)
HAY, Algernon Richard Francis, O.B.E.
HAY, Althea Maud, M.B.E. ; d. of David Hay, M.I.C.E,
of 6, Abbey Road Mansions N. W, ,and Little HiU, Melton , Suffolk.
Educ. : St. Winifred's, Eastbourne, and Lady Margaret Hall,
Oxford. War Work : Four years in the InteUigence Depart
ment, Ministry of Shipping ; previously teaching in boy's
school to relieve a master for Active Survice. Address :
6, Abbey Road Mansions, N.W. Club ; Ladies' Univ. (M1871)
HAY, Major Arthur Kennet, D.S.O, O.B.E, fi. 1884 ;
Major R.A. ; Gen. Staff Officer ; served in the Great War,
1914-18 (mentioned in despatches). (02988)
HAY, Charlotte Maud, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
HAY, David AUan, 6. 1878 ; s. of James Hay, of Paisley ;
m. Frances Margaret, d. of Thomas Walker, of North Berwick.
Educ. : Paisley Grammar School ; Glasgow University .
Chartered Accountant. War Work : Hon. Sec, and Hon.
Treas, of Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Association, Glasgow
Branch. Address : Lorraine Gardens, DowanhUI, Glasgow,
W. Clufi.- Glasgow Conservative. (03745)
HAY, Lieut.-Col. George Lennox, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6.
1873. Capt. and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Army Ordnance Depart. ;
served in Great War, 1914-18 (mentioned in despatches). (C784)
HAY, Henrietta Louisa, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Sir Robert
Hay, Bart, of Haystoun. War Work : Organising of Canteens
for women war workers for Young Women's Christian Associa
tion. Addresses: 24, Thurloe Square, London, S.W.; The
Lees, Innerleithen, Scotland. (M525)
HAY, James, O.B.E. (011979)
HAY, Capt. James George, D.S.O, O.B.E, fi. 1878 ;
sometime an A.A. and Q.M.G. ; S. Africa, 1899-1900 (Queen's
medal with three clasps) ; served in the Great War, 1914-18
(mentioned in despatches). (02558)
HAY, James Lawrence, O.B.E.
T HAY, Kenneth Robert, O.B.E, M.A, M.B, M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P, 6. 1873 ; s. of the late Alexander S. Hay, of Sacombe
Park, Ware, Herts; m. Rachel, d. of Ernest Beek, of Gt.
AmweU, Ware, Herts. Edue. : Sherborne and Cambridge.
War Work: Hon. Medical Officer, Officers' Hospitals at 24,
Park Street, W, and 53, Cadogan Square, S.W. ; Resident
Civilian Medical Officer at 1st London General Hospital,
Camberwell, June, 1916, to Dec. 1918. Address : 47, Hill
Street, Berkeley Square, W. 1. Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (011809)
HAY, Capt. Peter Stewart, O.B.E.

HAY, Comm. The Hon. Sereld Mordaunt Alan, O.B.E,
fi. 25 Nov. 1877 ; s. of Major-Gen. Charles Gore Hay, 19th Earl
of Enroll, K.T, C.B, T.D. (see Bukke'S Peerage), of Aberdeen
shire, Scotland ; m. Violet, d. of Col. Duncan Splller, of 23,
Vale Avenue, S.W. Educ. : Privately ; H.M.S. ,r Britannia."
Under-Sec. imperial Institute, South Kensington ; Orange
Farmer, owning two orange farms, Penhurst and Riverside, at
Selborne on the Sunday's River, South Africa. War Work ;
Assist. Naval Transport Officer, under Capt. R. C. Lambert,
D.S.O, R.N, during German South-West African Campaign,
1914-1 5 ; Staff Officer to the R.N.V.R, South African Division,
1914-19 ; Author of the " History of the R.N.V.R, South
African Division," which has been accepted by Gen. Smuts
as the official History of the Corps. Clubs : Junior Naval
and Military. (09668)
HAY, Capt. Sydney Hartley, M.B.E.
HAY, 2nd Lieut. WiUiam Ross, M.B.E, R.E.
HAY, Mary Elizabeth DALRYMPLE-, O.B.E. ; d. of the
late Admiral the Rt. Hon. Sir J. 0. Dalrymple-Hay, Bart.,
G.C.B. War Work : Navy League ; in charge of the N.L.
Naval Units. Address : 9, Vincent Square Mansions, S.W. 1.
Clubs : Bath ; Mid-Surrey Golf. (O10589)
HAY, Eveline Anstey, Mrs. DRUMMOND-, M.B.E,
6. 20 Jan. 1874 ; d. of the late Rev. E. T. Bennett, of Castle
Roe, Coleraine; m. Francis Edward, M.V.O, H.M. Consul-
General at Lyons ; s. of the late Sir Francis R. Drummond-
Hay. War Work : Head of Clothing Department of Belgian
War Refugees Committee, Folkestone ; organiser of seven
Depots in connection with Queen Mary's Needlework Guild,
in Brazil; Deputy Commandant Kenry House Hospital for
Officers, Kingston Hill ; received from the King of the Belgians
the MedaiUe de la Reine EUzabeth. Address : British
Consulate-General, Lyons, France. (M8411)
HAYCOCK, Herbert Clement, O.B.E, 6. 27 March,
1874 ; s. of W. T, Haycock, of London ; m. Marguerite Lucy,
d. of Robert Finch, of Dulwich. Educ : Archbishop Tenison's
School. Chairman and Managing Director of Haycock,
Cadle and Graham, Ltd, of CamberweU. War Work : Volun
tary Administrative Officer, Road Transport Board, Board of
Trade. Address : The Nook, Gipsy FOIL Upper Norwood.
S.E. 19. Club : National Liberal. (010590)
HAYCRAFT, George Tolman, O.B.E.
HAYDEN, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Arthur, D.S.O, O.B.E,
6. 1861 ; s. of the late Rev. Charles Frederick Hayden, Vicar
of West Hendred, Berks ; m. Henrietta Grace Lambeart, d.
of the late Col. Anthony Stewart, I.S.C Educ. : Winchester.
Entered 33rd Regt. 1881 ; Capt. Duke of Welhngton's (W.
Riding Regt.), 1888 ; Major, 1898 ; Lieut.-Col. 1908 ; ret.
1912 ; served in S. Africa, 1900-2 (despatches) ; served in
Great War as Lieut.-Col. Comdg. a Batt. Duke of Wellington's
(W. Riding Regt.), 1914-16. Address : 52, Warwick Road,
Earl's Court, S.W.5. (07257)
HAYES, Agnes, M.B.E.
HAYES, Annie Rosina, Mrs., M.B.E.
HAYES, Arthur William, M.B.E, 6. 16 Dec. 1873 ; ». of
WUliam Hayes, of Blidworth, Notts. ; to. Elizabeth Eleanor, d.
of Thomas Glass, of Wingate, Durham. Educ. : HucknaU.
War Work : Directed the whole of the Y.M.C.A. activities in
the County of Kent ; also for a time the sleeping of soldiers
in London ; Twice complimented by His Majesty. jl**ress .'
Deneholme, Elm Avenue. Nottingham. (M526)
HAYES, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Denis, M.B.E.
HAYES, Lieut.-Col. Edwin Charles, C.B.E, 6. 1868.
Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. ; China, 1900 (medal) ; Great War,
191 4-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1264)
HAYES, Lieut. Ernest George, M.B.E.
HAYES, Capt. Francis Bernard, O.B.E, R.A.V.C
HAYES, Fredric James, M.B.E, 6. 1867 ; s. of Louis
Milroy Hayes, of Manchester ; to. Lucy Violet, d. of Samuel
Horton, of Liverpool. Educ. : Privately. Merchant. War
Work : Chahman Y.M.C.A. War Emergency Committee,
Lancashire Division. Addresses : Rochester Terrace, Buxton ;
Victoria Street, Manchester. CZufis .• Clarendon (Manchester) ;
Old Rectory (Manchester). (M527)
HAYES, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. George Frederick Lacey,
M.B.E. HAYES, George Patrick, O.B.E.
HAYES, Surg.-Capt. George SulUvan Clifford, O.B.E.
HAYES, James Waldegrave, M.B.E.
HAYES, John Joseph, M.B.E.
HAYES, LiUian May McCaully, Mrs., M.B.E.
HAYES, Robert, O.B.E. (O3509)
HAYES, Major Robert Cholerton, O.B.E, R.F.A.
HAYFORD, Joseph Ephraim Casely, M.B.E.
HAYLEY, Major Sydney Thomas, D.S.O, O.B.E.
HAYLOCK, Ernest Edwin, O.B.E.
HAYMAN, Albert Melville, O.B.E. Organiser, Accounts
Branch, Mesopotamian Railways. (011789/j)
HAYNE, Frederick WiUiam, O.B.E.
HAYNE, Louis Brightwell, M.B.E, M.A, M.D. (Cantab),
6. 19 July, 1869 ; s. of Henry Hayne, of Tunbridge WeUs ;
m. Margaret LilUas, d. of Murdock Shaw Morison. Educ:
Tonbridge School ; GonviUe and Caius CoU, Camb. ; St.
George's Hospital, London. Physician Harrogate Infirmary.
War Work : Medical Officer in Charge, Grove House AuxUiary
Hospital, Harrogate. Address : Sheen House, Harrogate. (M8414)
HAYNES, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. Frederick Gambier,
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HAYNES, George, M.B.E.
HAYNES, Capt. George William, M.B.E.
HAYNES, Lieut.-Col. (T. Brig.-Gen.,) Kenneth Edward,
C.M.G. C.B.E, R.A, 6. 2 Aug. 1871 ; s. of Lieut.-Col.
E. 0. Haynes, of Bridge, Kent ; to. Katharine Mary EUzabeth,
d. of Rev. Canon J. H. Carr, of Adisham, Kent. Educ :
Malvern ; Royal MiUtary Academy. Regular Army. War
Work : Superintendent of Experiments ; Member of Ordnance
Committee. Address : c,'o Messrs. Cox & Co, 16, Charing
Cross, S.W. 1. Club : Army and Navy. (C1609)
HAYSE, Thomas WiUiam James, M.B.E.
HAYTER, Major Gordon WiUis, O.B.E, M.I.A.E, 6.
14 Jan. 1888 ; s. of John Short Hayter, of Wimborne. Educ :
Christ's Efospital. Engineer. War Work : R.A.S.C. from Oct.
1914, to date ; 2 years Italy as Inspector of Mech. Transport
Address : 57, Chancery Lane, W.C. Club : Royal Automobile. (06378)
HAYTER, Capt. John, M.B.E, R.G.A.
HAYTER, WiUiam George, C.B.E.
HAYTER, Sir WiUiam Goodenough, K.B.E, 6. 1869 ; s.
of Henry Goodenough Hayter ; to. Alethea, d. of the Rev.
J. H. Slessor; Rector of Headborne Worthy, Hants; Barr.-at-
Law, Lincoln's Inn, 1895; Civil Judge in the Soudan, 1903;
Asst. Legal Adviser in Egypt, 1904 ; Ehedival CounsoUor
1913 ; Sultan's Counsellor, 1915 ; Chairman, Cotton Control in
Egypt; acted as Judicial Adviser in 1904-6, and as Financial
Adviser in 1919 ; has Orders of the Nile and Medjidie 2nd
Class. Address : Lamalek, Gezira, Cairo. Clubs : Turf,
Gezira. Sidmouth. (K466)
HAYTHORNE, Winifred Scott, O.B.E. (M.), 6. 11 June,
1891 ; d. oi the late T. J. S. Haythorne, M.D, of Liverpool.
Educ. : Belvedere School, Girls' Public Day School Trust,
Liverpool ; SomervUle CoUege, Oxford ; London School of
Economics. Since May, 1920, General and Organising Sec. to
the Women's PoUtical and Industrial League, 92, Victoria
St, S.W.1. War Work: Assistant Administrator, W.A.A.C,
1917 ; Q.M.A.A.C. Controller, London District, 1918 ;
Q.M.A.A.C. Deputy Chief Controller Overseas, 1918 ; Men
tioned in despatches, 16 March, 1919. Club : Forum. (03128)
HAYWARD, Annie, M.B.E.
HAYWARD, CurUng, M.B.E.
HAYWARD, Ernest Addison Stanley, O.B.E.
HAYWARD, Lieut.-Col. Edwyn Walton, C.B.E. Commr.
AustraUan Red Cross Societv. (C416)
HAYWARD, John Robert Baxter, M.B.E. Civil Service,
War Oflice, 1898-1902; Earl Marshal's Staff, King Edward
VII. Coronation (medal). War Work : Sec. of Union Jack
Club ; speciaUy mentioned for services by Sec. of State for
War, 1918 ; Hon. Sec. and Manager Westminster Club, 1915-19.
Address : 91A, Waterloo Road, London, S.E. 1. (M8416)
HAYWARD, Major Percy Christopher GaUimore,
M.B.E. HAYWARD, Capt. WiUiam, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HAYWARD, WiUiam, M.B.E.
HAYWARD, Margaret Frances CURTIS-, M.B.E,
6. 23 Oct. 1848 ; s. of John Curtis-Hayward, of Quedgeley
House, Gloucester. Educ. : Cheltenham Ladies' CoU. War
Work : Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association,
Gloucestershire; Hon. Sec. Quedgeley District Nursing
Association ; Member of Local War Pensions Committee.
Address : Quedgeley House, Gloucestershire. (M8417)
HAYWOOD, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Harry, M.B.E.
HAYWOOD, Lieut. Norman Alphonso, M.B.E.
HAZARD, Major Cecil James, O.B.E, M.C, fi. 24 Nov.
1883 ; s. of James Dare Hazard, of Sandown, I. of Wight.
Educ. : Wimborne Grammar School, Dorset. Until Aug.
1914, topographical surveyor to the Administration of Northern
Rhodesia, C Africa. War Work : Enlisted as a private in
Aug. 1914 ; Lieut. Hampshire Regt, Sept. 1914 ; Capt. Oct.
1914 ; Major May, 1916 ; wounded and prisoner, March,
1918 ; on release in Nov. 1918 was promoted Lieut.-Col. and
appointed O.C. Troops in Denmark and Base Commandant,
Copenhagen, in charge of Repatriation of Prisoners of War
Addresses : Redcliff, Sandown, I. of Wight. England ; Finca
Seamay, Alta Verapaz, Guatemala, C America. (08829)
HAZEL, Alfred Ernest WiUiam, C.B.E, M.A, B.C.L,
LL.D, 6. 1869 ; s. of the late John Hazel, builder and con
tractor, of West Bromwich ; m. Ethel Annie, d. of the Rev.
W. G. Percival, of HoUoway, N. ; Educ. : West Bromwich
Wesleyan School ; King Edward's School, Birmingham ; Jesus
CoU, Oxford. CaUed to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn, 1898 ; Fellow,
Dean, and Bursar of Jesus CoU. ; Lecturer on Law at Queen's
and Pembroke Colls, Oxford ; Reader of Constitutional Law
and Legal History to Inns of Court ; Senior Proctor, Oxford
Umv, 1910-11 ; M.P. for W. Bromwich (L), 1906-10 ; ap
pointed first Recorder of Burton-on-Trent, Nov. 1912 Ad
dresses : Jesus CoUege, Oxford; Oxenford House, West
Bromwich ; 3, Temple Gardens, E.C. ; 77, Colmore Row,
Birmingham. Clubs : Reform ; National Liberal. (C195)
HAZLEHURST, George, O.B.E.
HAZLERIGG, Grey, O.B.E.
HAZELTON, Major George, O.B.E, R.A F
HEAD, Arthur, M.B.E. (M10448)
HEAD, Lieut. Geoffrey, O.B.E.
HEAD, Herbert Harry, M.B.E, 6. 12 March, 1887; s.
of Harry Head, of Faversham ; m. Florence LiUan Alice,
d- 0I, — Gowers. Educ. : Faversham District National
bchools; Henry Wreight's School, Faversham; Faversham

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Teachers' Training Centre. Assistant Master under Board of
Education ; Fellow of Institute of Specialist and Commercial
Teachers ; Executive Staff of Clark's Coll. ; Manager Staff
Training Dept, Harrods, Ltd, S.W. 1. War Work : Accounts
Dept. of Ministry of Munitions, Assistant Director; Sec. in
the Finance Dept. ; Private Sec. to the Assistant Financial
Sec. ; Travelling Audit Staff of Ministry of Munitions. Ad
dress : 31, ToUenhaU Road, Palmers' Green, N. 13. CZufi :
National Liberal. (M3704)
HEADLAM, Capt. Cuthbert Morley, D.S.O, O.B.E, fi. 27
AprU, 1876 ; s. of late Francis John Headlam, formerly Stipen
diary PoUce Magistrate, Manchester ; m. Georgina Beatrice, d.
of late George Baden Crawley. Educ. : King's School, Canter
bury ; Magdalen College, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law, Clerk of
PubUc BUls and Clerk of the Journals, House of Lords. War
Work : Went to France with the Bedfordshire Yeomanry, la
June, 1915, and remained until the end of the war ; was
A.D.C. to the Earl of Cavan wlule that officer was in command
of the 50th Division and Guards Division ; Subsequently
served as General Staff Officer, 3rd Grade, with Second Army ;
as G.S.O. 2 with VIII. Corps, and as G.S.O. 1 with rank of
Lieut.-Col. at G.H.Q, B.E.F. Address: 4. Montagu Place,
W. 1. Clubs : Travellers' ; Beefsteak ; Pratt's. (O5360)
HEADLAM, Sir John Emerson Wharton, K.B.E, C.B,
D.S.O, D.L, Co. Durham. 6. 16 AprU, 1864 ; s. of Morley
Headlam, J.P, of Gilmonby HaU, Yorkshire, and of Whorlton
Grange, Durham ; m. Mary Charlotte, d. of Perceval Wilkin
son, J.P, of Mount Oswald, Co. Durham. Educ : King's
College School ; Royal Military Academy. Entered Royal
ArtiUery, 1883 ; served in South African War, 1900-02
(Brevet Lieut.-Col, D.S.O.) ; Director of Staff Duties and
Military Training in Didia, 1908-13. War Work : Commanded
Divisional ArtUlery, 5th Division, Aug. 1914 to Feb. 1915;
Artillery Second Army to Dec. 1915 ; Major-Gen. R.A. at
G.H.Q, 1916 ; Liaison Officer, Ministry of Munitions ; ac
companied Lord Milner's Mission to Russia, 1917 ; in charge
of ArtiUery Mission to U.S.A., 1918 ; promoted Major-Gen. for
Distinguished Service in the Field ; Commander of the Legion
of Honour, Order of St. Anne of Russia, 1st Class with Swords,
American D.S.M. Address: Crack Meole House, Hanwood.W.
Shrewsbury. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Cavalry ; Shropshire. (K254)
HEADLAND, Robert Vincent, O.B.E, 6. 6 AprU, 1876 ;
s. of the late Robert Headland, late Assistant ControUer,
Central Telegraph Office ; m. Zoe Antoinette, d. of Alfred
PhiUips, of Brookdene, Bournemouth. Educ. : Privately.
Principal Staff Officer, Finance Dept, Board of Trade. War
Work : Army Contracts Dept. ; Assistant Director of Costings,
War Office, 1917 ; ControUer, Disposal Finance and Accounts,
Ministry of Munitions, 1919. Address : 11, Blenheim Road,
Bedford Park, W. 4. (010594)
HEADLEY, Lieut. Arthur WiUiam Aimley, O.B.E,
HEADLEY, Robert HoUoweU, M.B.E.
HEADS, John George, M.B.E.
HEADWARDS, Lieut. Horace, M.B.E, R.E.
HEAKES, Major Samuel Rigbye, O.B.E.
HEALD, Lieut.-Col. Charles Brehmer, C.B.E. Lieut.-
Col. R.A.F. ; Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C862)
HEALD, Charles Ernest, O.B.E, 6. 1870 ; s. of William
Heald, of Mere, Cheshire ; to. EUen Mary Jeannette, d. of
Thomas Garner Daniel, of Manchester. Address : Ventnor,
Chislehurst. Club : Cavendish. (O10595)
HEALE, Capt. Robert John Wingfield, O.B.E.
HEALEY, Basil, O.B.E, 6. 20 Jan. 1863 ; s. of WilUam
Healey, of Manchester ; m. Catherine Anne, d. of J. Pickering,
of Bedworth, Warwickshire. Educ. : Manchester ; Barnet,
Herts. ; Bury Grammar School. District Goods Manager
Lancs. and Yorks. Railway. War Work : Supervised the
business connected with the Goods Department of the Lancs.
and Yorks. RaUway Co. at Liverpool during the years 1916-19
inclusive ; weight of traffic dealt with, sixteen miUion tons,
including seven million tons of Merchandise ; one miUion tons
of minerals (largely composed of steel bUlets from America
for making shells), and eight miUion tons of coal, a considerable
proportion of which was for the Admiralty and Government
Transports ; responsible for the movements of aU traffic to
and from the Aintree Munition Works, and Amatol Factory,
from the date they were opened (June, 1916), to the date of the
Armistice (total weight involved one miUion tons) ; also super
vised the despatch of many trains loaded at the Goods Stations
with American Troops, and the unloading of trains of wounded
soldiers returning to America; responsible for the working
from Liverpool of horses and mules ex the United States
intended for the Remount Depot at Ormsklrk, no less than
213 000 animals being so conveyed over the Lancs. and Yorks
Railway from Liverpool ; finaUy, the Lancs. and Yorks.
Company were caUed upon to deal at Aintree Station
with 40l Ambulance trains containing 70,000 wounded
soldiers. HEALEY, Col. Coryndon WUliam Rutherford, C.M.G,
HEALEY, Lieut. Harry, M.B.E.
HEALEY, John Edridge, M.B.E, M.B, Ch.B.
HEALEY, Sir Gerald Edward CHADWYCK-, 2nd Bart,
C.B.E, Commander Crown of Italy, fi. 16 May, 1873 ; 8. of
Sir Charles E. H. Chadwyck Healey, 1st Bart, K.C.B, of
Wyphurst, Cranley ; to. Mary Verena, d. of George A. Watson,

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of last Court, Fmchampstead. Educ : Eton ; Trinity CoUege,
Oxford. Chairman'' The Engineer," Ltd. ; Chairman, A. G.
Mumford, Ltd. War Work : Lieut. R.N.V.R, 1915 ;
E.N.H.S. " Queen Alexandra " ; Assistant to Controller,
Admiralty, 1917 ; Director, of Materials and Priority,
Admiralty, 1918-19. Addresses : Wyphurst, Cranley ; 66,
Warwick Square, S.W. Clubs : Windham ; Garrlck ; SavUe ;
Royal AutomobUe ; Western ; Glasgow. (C981)
HEALY, Lieut. Reginald Stafford, M.B.E.
HEAN, Walter John, M.B.E, 6. July, 1873 ; s. of Henry
John Hean, of London. Educ. : Haberdashers' Co. School,
Hoxton, and King's CoU., London. War Work : Admiralty
Address : Paxtonia, Kent House Road, Beckenham. (M8420)
HEANLY, 2nd. Lieut. Wilfred Edward Graham, M B.E
RAJ. HEAP, Edward Barlow, M.B.E, J.P, 0.0. ; s. of Edward
Barlow Heap, of Ashton-under Lyne ; m. Kate, d. of Dr
Schofleld, M.R.C.S, L.S.A, Dukinfleld, Cheshire. Educ. :
Ashton-under-Lyne. War Work : Mayor of Ashton-under-
Lyne, 1916-18 ; Chairman of Local War Pensions, Local
Tood Control, and War Savings Committees. Address :
Stamford House, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire. Club :
Union, Ashton-under-Lyne. (M8421)
HEAP, Iris Evelina Margaret CampbeU, M.B.E.
HEAP, Stephen, M.B.E.
HEAPS, James, M.B.E, 6. Dec. 1861. War Work:
With Ministry of Munitions, and then, on the inauguration of
the ControUer of Coal Mines, was appointed District Superin
tendent in the Lancashire, Cheshire, and West Cumberland
Areas. Address: Springfield Street, Wigan. (M8422)
HEARD, Lieut. Charles CampbeU, M.B.E, R.E.
HEARD, Lieut.-Col. Samuel Ferguson, O.B.E, A.P.D.
HEARN, Major Edward Miohael WilUam, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HEARN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. George Henry Seymour,
M.B.E, D.C.M, R.F.A. (T.).
HEARN, Lieut.-Col. Miohael Leo, O.B.E.
HEARN, Phyllis, Mrs., M.B.E,
HEARN, Sir Walter Risely, K.B.E, 6. 30 AprU, 1853 ;
s. of WilUam Hearn, of Buckingham; to. Edith Gertrude,
(Order of the Reconnaissance Francaise and the Queen of
ltoumania's Red Cross Medal), d. of George W. Lawson, of
Kio Grande do Sui, and grandaughter of the Visconde de
bao Jose do Norte, BraziUan Peerage. Educ. : France ;
Germany. Vice-Consul Christiania, 1883-1900 ; ConsrU at
Rio Grande do Sui, 1890-95, at Cadiz, 1895-97, at Bordeaux
1897-1903,; Consul-General at Havre, 1903-07, at San Fran
cisco, 1907-11, at Hamburg, 1911-14, and at Paris, 1914-19.
War Work : Consul-General at Paris during the whole of
War tui signature of Peace ; Chairman, Local Tribunal and
Ambassador's Advisory Committee ; President of the British
Army and Navy Leave Club, Paris ; Visiting member during
War of the Hertford British Hospital (Red Cross) ; Sec. and
Deas. of the Society for the ReUef of the f amines of Devastated
JJrance,; Relief and supply of Homes to French Blinded
soldiers. Clubs : National ; Royal Yacht Squadron (Hon.). /T7"000\
HEARNDEN, Horace Richard, M.B.E.
HEARNE, Major Franois George, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
HEARSEY, Dorothy Maud, Mrs, M.B.E.
gfAgSEY, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Hyde Young, O.B.E.
HEARTLEY, Major Walter, O.B.E.
t, «£Si'C!?' Major Adair Colpoys, O.B.E, M.C, M.A ,
&.A., 6. 9 Feb. 1875; s. of Col. C. P. Heaslop, R.M.A, of
Saiween, Ryde, I.W.; to. Sibyl Mary, d. of Henry Bromfield,
tw 5,wSllam HaU' Daventry, Northamptonshire. Educ. :
LW. CoU, and Lincoln CoU, Oxford. War Work: B.E.F.
mance -actions, Aisne, Lys, 1st Battle of Ypres, Ploegsteert,
T,?uve,n9&apeUe> Blchbourg, Festubert, Givenchy, Ypres,
June, 1915, to April, 1916; Hooge, Pilhem, Hooge, The Bluff,
iV%- °kSommei M.E.F. Mesopotamia; Tekrit, Nov. 1917 ;
™i Mjy.. 1918 ; Fathah-Hawash, Oct. 1919 ; 3 times
K10nei "? despatches. Address: Westwood, Headley,
.Borden, Hants. (06635)
ggASMAN, capt. Albert Edward, O.B.E.
ggASMAN, Arthur WUUam, O.B.E..
HEATH, Cuthbert Eden, O.B.E, 6. 1859 ; s. of Admiral
orr Leopold Heath, of Anstie Grange, Holmwood (see Bttrke's
tSTHHJ J?- Sarah °- Gore> d. of Charles Gore Gambier, of
thfn • ._narnbrook, Bedfordshire. War Work : Member of
S™ i? t eefor drafting, and also for administering, the Gov.
arrcratt insurance Scheme; organised his country house,
anstie Grange, Holmwood, as a First Line Officer's Hospital,
ffifj KoveFnment grant being made over to Lady Dudley's
H5 for ,™7aIld officers and men ; trustee of Lloyd's Patriotic
wS2i. Address : Anstie Grange, Holmwood, Surrey. Club :
Windham. (010598)
h £j? A1?„! MaJ°r (ret-> Herbert Charles Selwyn, M.B.E,
iw ' 1S$U >• ot Com- G- P- Heath, R.N, of 24. Richmond
mansions, S.W. 5 ; m. Ethel Morton, d. of late Col. Morton
<& Educ: Sydney University, N.S.W. and R.M.C.
oancuiurst ; Jomed Essex Regt. (2nd Battalion), Feb. 1892,
retired as Capt. on Feb. 1907. War Work : RecaUed to service
Wir'8«Ee<SPltin8 Officer 17th Regl. District, Aug. 1914 ;
mitt. Sce Representative on Enlistment Complaints Com-
wSh?' M?,rch' 19:7 • Deputy Assistant Inspector of Recruiting
ESem S?,]5maIld' 191? : Transferred to Ministry of National
S?'niJ917; 2nd •" command, 3rd Bn. Essex Regt.
w i 7v, f-18- -Address: Hanover Court, Hanover Square,
"¦l. Clubs: Naval and Military ; Royal AutomobUe. (M530)

HEATH, John Henry, M.B.E.
HEATH, Meyrick WiUiam, O.B.E, 6. 12 . dly, 1855 ;
s. of Rev. William Mortimer Heath, of Lytchett Matravers,
Dorset ; m. Katharine Rose, d. of Rev. Josoph Mansfield, of
Bournemouth. Retired Bank Manager. War Work : Account
ant (Honorary), to the West of England Munitons Committee.
Address : The Laurels, Cribbs Causeway, nr. Bristol. (01455)
HEATH, Roland John, B.A.,Mech.Sc, 6. 15 Aug. 1892;
s. of G. J. Heath ; to. Muriel, d. of A. W. HiUing. Educ :;
Dulwich, and Pembroke Coll, Cambridge. War Work : Served
with M.T, R.A.S.C, attached R.G.A. Address: Firgrove,
Pinner, Middlesex. (M3131)
HEATH, Samuel, M.B.E.
HEATH, Capt. Sidney John, M.B.E.
HEATH, Major Thomas Arthur, M.B.E.
HEATH, Lieut.WalterHenry,M.B.E,M.C,fi- 15 Oct. 1886 ;
to. Ethel, d. of — Savory. Edue. : Wargrave School, Berks.
War Work : Capt. Assistant Documents Officer, Repatriation
Centre, Winchester. Address : Sunnyside, Norcot Road,
TUehurst, Berks. (M6649)
HEATHCOTE, Charles Franois, O.B.E.
HEATHCOTE, Capt. Gilbert Stanley, M.V.O, O.B.E.
Sherwood Foresters ; Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). (05362)
HEATHCOTE, Lucy Lyttelton, Mrs. C. G, M.B.E,
HEATHER, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Paul, O.B.E,
R.N. HEATLEY, Thomas Common, M.B.E, J.P, O.C, fi.
30 Jan. 1802 ; s. of Capt. James Heatley, of Blyth, Northumber
land ; m. Hannah, d. of Capt. George Golder, of Blyth, North
umberland. Educ. : Blyth Public School. War Work :
Enlisted, organised, and Commanded 500 Special Constables ;
recruited large numbers of soldiers ; Chairman of Recruitmg
Committee, MiUtary Advisory Committee, and Military
Home-coming and Merit Committee. Address : 10, Bath
Terrace, Blyth, Northumberland. (M8428)
HEATLEY, Major Thomas George, O.B.E.. M.R.C.V.S,
R.A.V.C, 6. 1870 ; s. of Thomas Heatley, of Marton, Cheshire ;
to. Grace, A, d. of George Symonds, of Wortham, Suffolk.
Educ. : King's School, Chester. War Work : Gazetted Lieut.
R.A.V.C, June, 1915 ; went out with No 19 Hospital to Rouen ;
Home, sick, Dec. 1915 ; posted to 69th Div. May, 1916 ;
served with various units in that Div. tiU Jan. 1917, when
posted to Command Northumbrian Divisional Veterinary
Hospital, Gosforth Park ; remained in Command until July,
1919. Address : Marton Place, Woodbridge. (07262)
HEATLEY, WiUiam Robertson, O.B.E, 6. 6 June, 1861 ;
s. of James Heatley, of Alnwick ; to. EUa Bertha Louise, d.
of — Christensen, of Copenhagen. Educ. : Alnwick ; Glasgow
Academy ; Switzerland. Member of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
City CouncU from 1910-19 ; member of Newcastle Chamber of
Commerce Council. War Work : Member of Chamber of
Commerce Committee to raise the commercial Battalions of the
Northumberland FusiUers in 1914 ; Chairman of the Depend
ents Committee of same ; special Constable in 1915-16 ; a
member of Military Tribunal in Newcastle 1916 ; H. M. Consul
at Odense (Denmark) from Aug. 1916, to Dec. 1919 ; President
of the Essen Office of the Inter-AUied Reparation Commission,
under the VersaiUes Peace Treaty. Address : Union Club,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. (01456)
HEATLY, Richard Fade Goff, M.B.E, 6. 27 Oct. 1863 ;
s. of Lieut.-Col. Charles Fade Heatly, late 68th Durham L.I. ;
m. Rose, d, of Jaques Leopold Weil, of RibeauvUle, Alsace.
Educ. : St. James' Collegiate School, Jersey ; and St. Mark's
School, Windsor. Staff Clerk, Board of Trade. War Work :
ReUef and repatriation of crews of merchant ships sunk by the
enemy ; three years and two months' service in Special Con
stabulary. Addresses : Finance Dept, Board of Trade, Great
George Street, S.W. 1 ; Jhansi, 35, Freta Road, Bexley Heath,
Kent. (M8429)
HEATON, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Charles Howard,
O.B.E, R.N.
HEATON, John, O.B.E.
HEATON, Mary, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Rev. H. E. Heaton,
of Plas Heaton, Trefnant, N. Wales. War Work : Pioneer
work as Hon. Organiser and Founder of the Vale of Clwyd
Rural Industries (estabUshed 1909), and obtained the sanction
of Government as the first training centre on these lines for
Disabled Sailors and Soldiers ; raised upwards of £4000 to
purchase and furnish a Hostel and erect and equip new work
shops ; was a member of Flintshire and Red Cross V.A.D. from
its formation. Address : Arosfa, Trefnant, N. Wales. (M8430)
HEATON, Mary Meredyth, Lady, C.B.E.
HEATON, Margaret Elizabeth, Mrs., O.B.E.
HEATON, Trevor Braby, O.B.E, M.A, M.D, M.R.C.P, 6. 9
Aug. 1886 ; m. 21 Dec. 1920, Constance Irene, o.d. of J. W.
Wheeler-Bennett, C.B.E, J.P, of Ravensbourne, Keston,
Kent. Educ : Charterhouse ; Christ Church, Oxford, and
Guy's Hospital. Tutor of Christ Church, Oxford. Address:
Christ Church, Oxford. (08483)
HEAYBERD, Paymaster-Lieut. WiUiam Valentine,
O B F R N R
HEBB,' Florence Agnes, M.B.E, 6. 10 Sept. 1872
ControUer of Typists, Air Ministry. Address : 105, Narbonne
Avenue, Clapham Common, S.W. (M531)
HEBB, Major John Harry, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C, 6.
21 June, 1878 ; s. oi Rev. Harry Hebb, of Tunbridge WeUs ;
to. Ethel Kathleen, d. of E. WoUgang, of West Kirby. Educ :

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Kelly CoUege, Tavistock ; St. John's, Oxford ; Westminster
Hospital. Assistant Director Medical Services, Ministry of
Pensions. War Work: Commissioned, 1915 ; M.O, 17 General
Hospital, Egypt, 1915 ; H.M.H.S. " Essequibo," 1916 ; H.M.H.S.
"Dougola," 1916; 107 Field Ambulance, B.E.F, 1916-18 as
2nd in command. Address: 10, Grey Coat Gardens, S.W. 1.
Club : Royal Automobile. (02559)
HEBBLETHWAITE, Reginald Sidney, M.B.E.
HEBDEN, Lieut.-Col. SachevereU Arthur, O.B.E,
R.A.F, HEBERT, Major Charles, O.B.E.
HEBRON, Arthur Edward, M.B.E, D.C.M, 6. 8 Sept.
1854 ; s. of Thomas Hebron, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; to. Sarah,
d. of Robert TuthiU, of Bath. Educ. : Morpeth Grammar
School, Northumberland. Mechanical Engineer. War Work :
Appointed by War Office, Shipping Inspector of Royal Engineer
Stores ; served during the whole of the war at Southampton
and London Docks. Address : 113, Worple Road, Wimbledon,
London, S.W. 19. Club : Grosvenor. (M1880)
HEDDERWICK, Ethel Marian, Mrs, O.B,E, 6. 23 May,
1867 ; d. of late Sir Alfred Apperly, of Rodborough Court,
Gloucestershire ; m. James David Hedderwick, LL.D, D.L,
Glasgow, s. of Robert Hedderwick, of Glasgow. Educ. :
Cheltenham Ladies College. War Work : Member of Territorial
Nursing Service Committee ; County of Glasgow Red Cross
Committee ; various Sub-committees ; Convener of Red Cross
Samaritan Committee of Scottish Branch, British Red Cross
Society. Address : 2, Clairmont Gardens, Glasgow. Club :
Kelvin Ladies', Glasgow. (01458)
HEDDERWICK, Mary, M.B.E, 6. 11 July, 1865; d.
of James Hay Stuart, of Glasgow ; m. Edwin Charles, s. of
James Hedderwick LL.D, of Glasgow. War Work : Hon.
Sec. War Hospital Supply Depot, 22, Burnbank Terrace,
Glasgow (County and City of Glasgow Branch, Scottish Branch,
British Red Cross Society). Address : 17, Kew Terrace, Glas
gow. (M8432)
HEDDLES, Lieut. Thomas Mann, O.B.E, R.N.R.
HEDGE, George FuUidge, O.B.E.
HEDGE, Henry Walter, M.B.E, fi. 27 Jan. 1871. Fore
man of Yard, H.M. Dockyard, Devonport. War Work :
Appointed Admiralty Constructive Overseer in Charge of the
Humber District soon after the commencement of hostihties,
and whilst in charge refitted and fitted out innumerable
Trawlers for mine sweeping ; paddle Mine Sweepers ; Cruisers
and Torpedo-boat Destroyers, Including the famous Cruiser
"Chester," after the Jutland Battle. Address: 19, Mulgran
Street, The Hoe, Plymouth. Clubs : Grimsby and County,
Grimsby; Royal Plymouth Corinthian Yacht, Plymouth. (M8433)
HEDGES, Alfred James, M.B.E, b. 17 June, 1862; s. ot
George Hedges, Police Inspector, Ascot, Berks ; to. Helen
Louisa, d. of Supt. George Pocock, Berks Constabulary,
Reading. Educ. : Stockcross School, Newbury, Berks.
Deputy Chief Constable of Berksliire. War Work : PoUce
administration during the war ; specially recommended for
recognition to the Secretary of State by Lieut.-Col. A. F.
Poulton, Chief Constable of Berkshire, for the conspicuous
ability he showed in carrying out his duties as Deputy Chief
Constable during the absence of Lieut.-Col. Poulton on Active
Service. Address : County Police Station, Reading. (M8434)
HEDGES, Lieut. Harold Edward, M.B.E, R.E.
HEDLEY, Capt. Edward WiUiams, M.B.E., M.D, B.C.
R.A.M.C, 6. 24 Oct. 1873 ; s. of John Hedley, M.D, of Middles
brough ; m. Winifred Agnes GUlott, d. of Theodore Hornung,
of Middlesbrough. Educ. : Uppingham ; King's CoU,
Cambs. ; St. Thomas's Hospital. Anaesthetist, St. Thomas's
Hospital. War Work : Capt, 5th London General Hospital
(T.) ; M.O, Officers' Hospital, 53, Cadogan Square, Gerstley-
Hoare Hospital, Red Cross. Address ¦ 10 Pont Street,
London, S.W. (M10264)
HEDLEY, Mary EUzabeth, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 29 May, 1853 ;
d. of Edward WilUams, of Cleveland Lodge, Middlesbrough ;
m. John Hedley, J.P. War Work : Commandant Holgate Red
Cross Hospital ; Recruiting Commandant for North Riding,
Yorkshire ; Commandant V.A.D. Yorks 32 ; President
Church of England Canteen for SaUors and Soldiers. Address •
Cleveland, Lodge, Middlesbrough. (03747)
HEDLEY, Oswald William Edward, O.B.E.
HEDLEY, Capt. Theodore Fenwick, M.B.E.
HEDLEY, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
HEDLEY, Col. Sir Walter Coote, K.B.E, C.B, C.M.G,
fi. 12 Dec. 1865 ; s. of the late Robert Hedley, of 44, St. George's
Square, London ; m. Anna Susan, d. of the late Colonel James
lellowes. Educ. : Marlborough. Retired from Army, 1 Sept.
1920. War Work : General Staff Officer 1st Grade at War
Office. Address : The Hopps, nr. Horley, Surrey. Club •
Army and Navv. ("1.321 fl
HEEFS, James, O.B.E. -a-otij)
HEELEY, Lieut. Henry Norman, M.B.E, M.C.
HEELIS, Marion, M.B.E, d. of the Rev. John Heelis,
Rector of Kirkby Thore, Westmorland. War Work : V A D
Nursing, 1915-16, at Raddon Court V.A.D. Hospital, Warring
ton and B.R.C S. Hospital at Netley ; 1917-18, Commandant
u^JS.&?d1l2 V-A-D- Hospital at Appleby. (M3706)
H5Sf,9?D' Eng.-Capt. Edward Owen, O.B.E, R.N.
Wim? 4 ' Ame,u? Young, M.B.E, 6. 1855 ; d. of the late
William Young, of Auchtermuchty, Fifeshire ; m. Alexander,
w S?"1? He??le' Bduc- •' The Parish School, Auchtermuchty
War WOrk' Alumliar nf AT„4-i~....l T>„i:..„ ,^".._., ^ .  ^

Member of National Relief Fund Committee ;

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Local War Pensions Committee ; SaUors' and Soldiers' Families
Association : War Savings Committee. (M8435)
HELBERT, Lieut.-Col. Godfrey Gladstone, C.B.E
HELDEN, Capt. Frederiok, M.B.E, R.E.
HELE, Capt. Thomas Shirley, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.I )
HELLAWELL, Major AUred Stanley, O.B.E, R.A F
HELLIER, Maurice, O.B.E.
HELLIWELL, Lieut.-Col. John Peroival, C.B.E. T
Lieut.-Col. Special List ; Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in
despatches). (C1611)
HELLYER, Capt. Ernest Palmer, M.B.E, F.C.A, fi
10 May, 1882 ; s. of Henry HeUyer, of Bristol ; m. Elina, d. of
James Teele, of Sligo. Educ: Channel View School, Clevedon.
Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and
Wales ; Hon. Auditor, Monmouthshire Local Representative
Committee of the National Relief Fund. War Work : Pay
master, Royal Army Pay Department. Address : " Glencar,"
Fuller's Rd, Woodford, Essex. (M5338)
HELLYER, Flight-Lieut. Francis Edgoombe, O.B.E,
R.A.F, fi. 1888 ; s. of the late Robert Edgcombe, of Farlington
House, Havant. Educ. : Winchester, and Trinity Coll,
Cambridge. War Work : Served in 9th Hants Regt, Aug
1914, to Jan. 1914 ; served in R.F.C. and R.A.F, Jan. 1914, to
Nov. 1918. Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (08118)
HELM, Capt. WiUiam, M.B.E.
HELME, George Edgar, M.B.E, M.B, CM.
HELMORE, George Reginald, O.B.E, fi. 10 October,
1864 ; s. of George Helmore, of Woodlands, Shortlands, Kent ;
m. Edith Clara, d. of James WiUiam Hawes, of Great Yarmouth.
Educ. : Eastbourne ; Hamburg. Barrister-at-Law ; FeUow
of Institute of Chartered Accountants ; Auditor of several
Insurance Companies, and other pubUc and private institu
tions. War Work : Sergeant of Special Constabulary " D "
Division from August, 1914 to May, 1916 ; MUitary Representa-
tlbe before the Camberwell Tribunal July, 1916 to AprU, 1918 ;
Assistant Director of National Service, South London and
District Area, AprU, 1918 to March, 1919 ; Assistant Director
of National Service for the Woolwich Area — all honorary.
Addresses: Devonshire House, Shortlands, Kent; 186, Pic-
cadUly, W. 1 ; 3, King's Bench Walk, Temple, E.C 4. (01459)
HELMORE, Heathcote George, M.B.E.
HELPS, Capt. Rowland PhiUp Arthur, O.B.E, M.C.
HELSHAM, Capt. Charles Howard, O.B.E, Aus. I.F.
HELY, Lieut.-Comm. Hamilton MoMath, O.B.E,
R.D.. R.N.R.
HELYAR, Brig.-Gen. Arthur Beaumont, C.B.E, R.A.
(retired), fi. 3 March, 1858 ; s. of late Rev. H. Helyar, Combe
Florey, Taunton, and Rector of Pendomer, Yeovil, Somerset.
Educ. : Somerset College, Bath and Royal MUitary Academy.
Served in the Tirah Expedition, 1897-98 (despatches, medal
with two clasps) ; and in S. Africa, 1902 (Queen's medal,
with four clasps). War Work : Formed the Divisional
ArtUlery of the Xlllth Division and commanded it in Egypt
in 1915 ; Commanded the ArtiUery of the Xth Division in
operations in Greece and on the Bulgarian frontier, 1915-16.'
Address : 2, Ryder Street, St. James's, S.W. 1. CJufi .' Army
and Navy Club. (C8S9&)
HEMING, George Booth, C.B.E, J.P.
HEMING, Capt. Thomas Henry, C.B.E, R.N. Great
War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1927)
HEMINGWAY, Charles Robert, C.B.E, J.P, fi. 26 Sept.
1860 ; 8. of James Hemingway, of Macclesfield. Member of
National Council of Y.M.CA.'s. Addresses : Penrhyn House,
The Park, Nottingham ; Park End, North Berwick. Cltifis :
Oriental ; County, Nottingham ; Borough, Nottingham. (C2670)
HEMINGWAY, Stennet, Mrs., M.B.E.
HEMPER, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. John Riohard, M.B.E.
HEMPHREY, Bernard, M.B.E, fi. 4 March, 1868 ; s. of
George Hemphrey, of Bridgford, Notts ; m. Ada Eliza, d. of
Henry Knight, of Dorking. Stationmaster, S. E. & C. Rly.
War Work : MUitary Control, Aldershot District, S. E. & C.
Rly, dealing with arrival and despatch of troop trains ; arrang
ing and regulating mUitary stores and Bupply trains throughout
whole war period. Address : Middleton, Lynohford Rd,
Farnborough. Hants. (M8437)
HEMSLEY, Lieut. Alexander Guy, O.B.E.
HEMSLEY, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Arthur Cyril,
O.B.E, R.N.
HEMSLEY, 2nd Lieut. Noel, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HEMSTED, Rupert WilUam, O.B.E.
HENDERSON, Capt. Alan Keith, O.B.E.
HENDERSON, Alexander, M.B.E. (M10356)
HENDERSON, Capt. Alexander Mitohell, O.B.E, R.A.
HENDERSON, AUoe Craig, M.B.E.
HENDERSON, Capt. Hon. Arnold, O.B.E.. 6. 1 July,
1883 ; s. of Alexander, 1st Lord Faringdon, of Faringdon,
Berks (see BuitKE'S Peerage) ; m. Helen Madeline, d. of Col.
Alexander Evans-Gordon. Educ. : Wellington College. Stock
broker. War Work : Captain, Royal WUtshire Yeomanry ;
served in France, 1915-1919 ; Staff Captain, 1918 ; mentioned
twice in despatches. Clufis : Bachelors' ; Bath. <06??_!
HENDERSON, Beatrice Elizabeth, Mrs., O.B.E. (011786*
HENDERSON, Charles AUen, M.B.E, J.P.
HENDERSON, Lieut. Charles Hender, M.B.E, R.E.
HENDERSON, Capt. Christopher WoodaU, O.B.E.
HENDERSON, Duncan, O.B.E.
HENDERSON, Eveleen Mary, Mrs., O.B.E, fi. 1868.
d. of John Smith, of 27, Prince's Gate and Mickleham Hall,

BIOGRAPHIES.

Henley

Dorking ; »'¦ John, s. of Robert Henderson, of Randalls Park,
Leatherhead. Educ : At home. Vice-President, Leatherhead
Division, Surrey Branch, B.R.C.S. War Work : Red Cross
work generaUy in the Leatherhead Division ; Commandant
of the Red House Auxiliary Hospital, Leatherhead, Oct. 1917
to Feb. 1918. Address : Randalls Park, Leatherhead, Surrey.
Ciufi : The Ladies' Empire. (03748)
HENDERSON, Freda Marguerita Dorothy, Mrs., M.B.E,
6. 20 May, 1885 ; d. of Thomas Searancke Archer, of Hatfield ;
m. Charles James, s. of Henry Henderson. Educ. : Ursuline
Convent, St. Trond, Belgium. War Work : Country Branch
Sec. Women's Volunteer Reserve, 1914-16 ; Ministry of
Munitions (Admin. Assist.), 1916-20. Address : 17b, Ladbroke
Terrace, W. (M1882)
HENDERSON, Sir Frederiok Ness, K.B.E, fi. 23 Dec. 1862 ;
s. of the late WiUiam Henderson, of Newfield, Ayrshire, and 11,
Prince's Terrace, Glasgow; m. 24 Apr. 1888, Jessie MiUer, d.
of the late Alexander Strathern, Sheriff-Substitute of Lanark.
Chairman of David and William Henderson _t Co, Ltd,, Ship-
buUders, of Glasgow ; Vice Chairman of Iron Trades Employers'
Insurance Association, Ltd. ; and Director of North- West Bolt
and Rivet Factory, of Glasgow; sometime member of the
Admiralty ShipbuUdiug CouncU. Address: Crosbie House,
Monkton, Ayrshire. Clubs: New (Glasgow); Royal Thames
Yacht. (K79)
HENDERSON, Capt. Garnet Montgomery Hume, O.B.E,
M.C. HENDERSON, George, O.B.E.
HENDERSON, George, M.B.E.
HENDERSON, George Blake, M.B.E.
HENDERSON, Rev. HamUton Dunstan, O.B.E, fi.
15 May, 1891 ; s. of Hamilton Henderson, of Fishlake Vicarage,
Doncaster. Educ. : Royal Kepier Grammar School (Houghton);
Univ. CoU, Durham (B.A.) ; Bishop's Hostel, Lincoln. Curate
of St. John's Parish, New Clee, Grimsby. War Work : Royal
Army Chaplain's Department, 4th Class Chaplain (Temp.),
Church of England ; Egypt Exped. Force, 1916 ; Mesopotamian
Exped. Force, 1917 ; mentioned in despatches, 1919. Address :
119. StirUng Street, New Clee, Grimsby. (06636)
HENDERSON, Hon. 2nd Lieut. Harry Frederick, M.B.E,
6. 24 Aug. 1877 ; s. of Duncan Henderson, of Leicester ; m.
AUce Mary, d. of B. B. Preston, of Leicester. Educ. : Wygges-
ton School, Leicester, and Privately ; Matriculated, London
Univ. Hon. Treas. and Vice-Chairman, Leicester City War
Pensions Committee. War Work : Office organisation, and
Financial Administration of Local War Pensions Committee ;
also served in the ranks and as subaltern in 1st Volunteer Batt,
Leicestershire Regt. Addresses : Felday, Morland Avenue,
Leicester ; Laughton Cottage, Cromer. Ciufis : Leicestershire,
Leicester ; Royal Cromer GoU. (M8439)
HENDERSON, Helen, M.B.E. (M10356)
HENDERSON, Henrietta CaroUne, Lady, D.B.E. ; d. of
Henry R. Dundas ; m. Lieut.-Gen. Sir David, K.C.B, K.C.V.O,
D.S.O, s. of the late David Henderson, of Glasgow. Address :
22, Hans Crescent, S.W. 1. CZufi : Naval and MiUtary. (D34)
HENDERSON, Henry Ludwig, O.B.E, Capt, Straits
Settlements, Censorship. (011790a)
HENDERSON, Capt. Herbert Purse, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
HENDERSON, Hubert Douglas, M.B.E, M.A, 6. 20 Oct.
1890 ; s. of John Henderson, of Glasgow ; m. Faith Marian
Jane, d. of PhiUp Bagenal, of Wimbledon. Educ. : Rugby
School, and Emmanuel CoU, Cambridge. Fellow of Clare
CoU, Cambridge ; University Lecturer on Economics at
Cambridge Univ. War Work : Temporarily employed in
Board of Trade ; Sec. to the Cotton Control Board, 1917-19 ;
Sec. of Official Cotton Mission to United States, 1918. Ad
dresses : Clare CoU, Cambridge ; 45, Downshire HiU, Hamp
stead, N.W. 3. Club : 1917. (M3708)
HENDERSON, Capt. Ian Macdonald, M.B.E.
HENDERSON, John, M.B.E.
HENDERSON, Major John Acheson, D.S.O, O.B.E.
Hon. Major in the Army ; S. Africa, 1899-1902 (despatches,
Queen's medal, with four clasps ; King's medal with two
clasps) ; Great War, 1914-18 (despatches thrice). (07265)
HENDERSON, John BrownUe, O.B.E. (011989)
HENDERSON, Major John Gilbert, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
HENDERSON, John HosseU, O.B.E, 6. 29 AprU, 1873 ;
s. of George Henderson, of Leghorn ; m. Mary, d. of Dr. Byrom
BramweU. of Edinburgh. Educ. : George Watson's CoU. ;
Hamburgh Univ. ; BaUiol CoU, Oxford. Commercial Sec. to
the British Embassy at Rome. War Work: Assistant to
Commercial Attache at Rome. Address: British Embassy,
Rome. CZw6: SavUe. (010606)
HENDERSON, John Percy, M.B.E, 6. 2 May, 1873;
f !l M John Henderson, of Shetland Isles ; m. Jane Grace, d. of
lnomas Cosser, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Member Zetland
County CouncU ; Member Lerwick Town CouncU ; Member
Lerwick Parish CouncU ; ex-Member Lerwick Harbour Trust ;
ex-Chairman, Public Health Committee of Zetland County
Council ; ex-Chairman, Landward Committee Lerwick Parish
Council ; Member T.F. Association ; Director, Lerwick Gas
Co. ; Director, Lerwick Coal Co. ; Director, Henderson & Sons,
Ltd,, Gateshead, etc. War Work : Patriotic services at
Lerwick, Shetland Isles ; Dental Treatment for men of the
ftoyal Naval Reserve Forces and Navy at Lerwick, Shetland
Isles; received the thanks of My Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty "for valuable services rendered," AprU, 1918.
Address : EUesmere House, Lerwick, Shetland. (M8440)

HENDERSON, Lieut.-Col. John SteiU, O.B.E, J.P, 6.
19 Sept. 1870 ; s. of WUliam Henderson of Lawton, Perthshire ;
m. Anna Margaret, d. of Rev. R. Edgar, D.D, of Newburgh.
Educ. : Dollar ; Edinburgh University. War Work:
On active service from August, 1914 to March, 1920 ; with
Bn. in France tUl winter, 1915 ; Commanded 25th Division
(Inf.) Base ; Commanded group of Divisional Base Depots;
Commanded General Base and Reinforcements of Rhine
Army ; Commanded Bn. H.L.I. ; Commanded Demobilisa
tion camps, Eastern Army ; Commanded DemobUisation Camp
of Western Army. Address: SeacUff, Ardrishaig, ArgyU.
CJufi : Scottish Conservative, Edinburgh. (02663)
HENDERSON, John Wright, C.B.E. War Office Repre
sentative in India for Hides. (C1964)
HENDERSON, Kate, Mrs., O.B.E.
HENDERSON, Capt. Kenneth George, O.B.E.
HENDERSON, Laura Catherine, M.B.E.
HENDERSON, Mabel, Mrs., M.B.E.
HENDERSON, Marjorie Grace Seton, M.B.E, 6. 24 May,
1886 ; d. of HamUton Gerald Henderson, late R.F.A, of Truro,
CornwaU. Educ. : Truro High School. War Work : Junior
Administrative Assistant in the Department of the Director
of Fortifications and Works, War Office. Address : 45,
Morshead Mansions, London, W. 9. (M8441)
HENDERSON, Capt. Matthew Bolan, O.B.E, M.C,
R.F.A. (T.).
HENDERSON, Robert Cron, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 1860.
Educ. : Sanquhar PubUc School ; King's CoU, London. Bank
Manager ; Vice-President, League of Mercy (Epsom, Esher) ;
Sutton Hospital (Chairman of Board) ; Sutton Petty Sessions
(Vice-Chairman). War Work : Hon. Treas. British Red Cross
Society, Sutton Division, and Sutton Red Cross Hospital ;
Member of Advisory Committee for Recruiting, Southern Area.
Address : Nithsdale, Sutton, Surrey. CJufis : Caledonian ;
Surrey Magistrates' ; Walton Heath Golf. (O10608)
HENDERSON, Rose Agues, M.B.E.
HENDERSON, Violet, M.B.E.
HENDERSON, Lieut. Walter Salkeld, M.B.E.
HENDERSON, WiUiam Alexander Cruiekshank, O.B.E,
6. 5 Dec. 1876 ; s. of James Henderson, Archdeacon, of North
umberland ; m. Pansy Viola, d. Bori Schiirer. Educ. : King's
School, Peterborough. CivU and Mechanical Engineer. War
Work : Assistant Director, Outside Engineering Branch of
Trench Warfare Supply Dept, and Director of Experimental
SuppUes Dept. ; took Experimental Portable Ropeways to
France. Address : c/o Sir John Jackson, Ltd, 63, Victoria
Street, Westminster, S.W. 1. (010609)
HENDERSON, Lieut.-Col. Thomas MaxweU Stuart
MILNE-, O.B.E, R.E.
HENDIN, Alexander James, M.B.E.
HENDRIKS, CecU Morgan, O.B.E. M.B.
HENDRIKS, Henry LesUe, O.B.E, 6. 8 March, 1877 ;
s. of the late Alfred Hendriks, of Worthing, Sussex ; to. Viva,
d. of Major James Penn, of Austin, Texas, U.S.A. Educ. :
Cranleigh. Managing Director, Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co,
Ltd. War Work : Chief Staff Officer, 2nd in command City
of London Police Reserve. Addresses : The Old WeU House,
Caloiine Road, Wimbledon Common ; 25 & 27 Farringdon
Road, E.C. 1. Ctafis : British Empire ; R.A.C. (03749)
HENDRY, Capt. Alexander WiUiam, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
HENDRY, Capt. Frank Courts, O.B.E, M.C, I.A.R.O.
HENDRY, Major James, M.B.E.
HENDRY, John, O.B.E.
HENEAGE, Lieut.-Col. the Hon. George Edward,
O.B.E, B.A, J.P, D.L, 6. 3 July, 1866 ; s. of 1st Baron
Heneage (see Bubke's Peerage). Educ : Eton ; Trinity CoU.
Cambridge. Lieut.-Col. commanding 10th (Service) Batt.
Lincolnshire Regt. 1914-16 ; Vice-President of the Lindsey
County Council, and Chairman of County Education Com
mittee. Address : Hainton HaU, Lincoln. Ctafis : Brooks's ;
Bachelors'; Hurlingham. (07266)
HENESSEY, Dame Una Constance POPE-, D.B.E, Lady
of Grace, St. John of Jerusalem in England ; d. of Sir Arthur
Birch, K.C.M.G. ; m. Col. Richard Hubert Ladislaus (D.S.O.),
s. of'Sir John Pope-Hennessy, K.CM.G, Knight of Malta, of
RosteUan Castle, Co. Cork (see BrmKE's Peerage). Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Prisoners' Department, Red Cross,
1915-16 ; Central Committee for Prisoners of War, 1916-18 ;
Editor, " The British Prisoner of War " ; organiser Ruhleben
Exhibition Central HaU, Westminster, 1918 ; Member of
Lord Justice Younger's Committee on the Treatment by the
Enemy of British Prisoners of War. Address : 2, Albert
Terrace, Regent's Park „__,., T(,D4P
HENLEY, Lieut. Francis Antony Hoste, M.B.E, 6.
11 Feb. 1884 ; s. of Anthony Alfred Henley, of Woodbridge,
Suffolk'; m. Margaret, d. of John Charrington, of The Grange,
Shenley, Herts. Educ. : Forest School, and Oriel CoU,
Oxford. Master, Ludgrove, New Barnet, Herts. War Work :
60th (London) Divl. Train, France, Salonica and Palestine.
Address : Oriel Cottage, New Barnet. (M4682)
HENLEY, Major Frank Le Seu, D.S.O, O.B.E. Major
AustraUan Army Ser. Corps ; served in Great War, 1914-18
(mentioned in despatches). „,,.., .(02844)
HENLEY, Sylvia Laura, Hon. Mrs., M.B.E. ; 3rd d. of
4th Baron Sheffield (see Btjeke's Peerage) ; m. Brig.-Gen. the
Hon Arthur Anthony Morton Henley, C.M.G, D.S.O, 5th
Lancers, 3rd s. of 3rd Baron Henley. (M3711)
HENLEY, Lieut.-Col. Sir Thomas, K.B.E, T.D, M.P.
(NSW) 6. Wootton Bassett, WUts, 4 Feb. 1860 ; m. d. of

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Charles andCarollne Smith of Wiltshire. BuUder and Contractor ;
Alderman for Drummoyne since 1898 ; Mayor, 6 times ; amalga
mated the Boroughs of Drummoyne and Five Dock into one
municipality in 1902 ; served two terms in the City Council of
Sydney ; Member of the Metroplitan Board of Water Supply and
Sewerage since 1902, representing 68 municipaUties and Shires ;
Member of the New South Wales Parliament for Burwood ;
elected in 1904 ; Honorary Organising Secretary and Relator in
three actions at law against the Holman Government for what
was known as'the eviction of the Governor-General (Lord
Denman) from Government House, Sydney, in 1912, after pro
ceedings which lasted for nearly 3 years and cost £3,550, the
proposal to use the building as a museum for antiquities was
frustrated and the mansion remains the vice-regal home ofthe
State Governor, ; Member of the Board of the Western Suburbs
Hospital ; his son, Captain Harold Leslie Henley, was kUled
in action in France, 1916. War Work : 4 years Commissioner
AustraUan Comforts Fund in Egypt, France and England.
Clubs :, Commercial Travellers', Moore Street, Sydney ;
MUlions, Sydney. (K472)
HENN, Sir Sydney Herbert Holcroft, K.B.E, 6. 4 Dec.
1861 ; s. of Rev. John Henn, Hon. Canon of Manchester ;
m. Frances Amie Edith, d. of Frederick B. Shanklin, of Santiago
de Chile. Educ. : Marlborough and Manchester. Retired
South American Merchant. War Work : Director of Army
Priority at the War Office, 1917-19 ; since then a Member of
the Surplus Government Property Disposal Board. Addresses :
Ixworth Court, Bedford ; Queen Anne's Mansions, S.W. 1.
Clubs : City ; Royal AutomobUe. (K146)
HENNELL, Col. Sir Reginald, Knt. Bach, C.V.O,
D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 11 June, 1844 ; s. of the late Robert
George Henuell, of Loudon. Educ. : Payne's, Leatherhead ;
Knight's, Southsea. Lieut, of the King's Body Guard of the
Yeoman of the Guard ; Hon. Col. 3rd Cadet Bn. of the
Middlesex Regt. War Work : Abyssinian Expedition, 1867-68
(medal) ; Afghan Campaign, 1879-80 (services acknowledged
by Government, medal) ; Burmese War, 1886-87 (medal,
D.S.O, despatches). Address: 47, Coleherne Court, South
Kensington, S.W. 5. Clubs : United Service; National. (07267)
HENNESSY, Major George Richard, O.B.E.
HENNESSY, Mary, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of the late Michael
Quenian, of BaUarat; m. Sir David Valentine Hennessy,
organiser, Victorian Branch of Australian Comforts Fund. (C360)
HENNESSY Lady Victoria, C.B.E.
HENNIKER, Lieut.-Col. Alan M., C.B.E, R.E, 6. 1870.
War Work : Served in France and Belgium from Aug. 1914, to
Sept. 1919. Address : Carlinwark, Middleton Road, Camberley.
Club : Junior United Service. (C1265)
HENNING, Gladys, Mrs., M.B.E. M10249e)
HENNINGS, WUliam, M.B.E.
HENOCKSBURG, Josephine Norie, Mrs., M.B.E.
HENREY, Capt. James Osier, M.B.E.
HENRIQUES, Sir PhiUp Gutterez, K.B.E, J.P, D.L,
CC, 6. 2 Nov. 1867 , s. of Alfred G. Henriques, of Hove,
Sussex ; m. Bearice Rachael, d. of Sir George Faudel-Phillips,
Bart, GXU.E, of BaUs Park, Herts (see BUKKE'S Peerage).
Educ : Wellington ; Trinity College, Cambridge. Barrister-
ai"La5L; Government Director of British Cellulose Co. Ltd.
War Work : Deputy Director-General of Explosive Finance,
Ministry of Munitions, 1915 ; also of Aircraft Finance from
}zil '„nAsa-B}?-nt financial Secretary, Ministry of Munitions,
1918-20. Addresses : 33, Grosvenor Place, London, S.W. ;
Normandy Park, GuUdford. Clubs: Carlton; Athenaeum.
HENROTIN, Jessie, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 13 March, 1859 ;
d. of Frederick JeUd Laugstaff, of Andover, Hants ; m. Victor,
s. of Joseph Henrotin, M.D, of Andover, Hants. Educ. :
Ladies CoU, Southampton. War Work : Opened tea shop
for British soldiers on 11 Aug. 1914, in France at her own
house, 34, Rue Gambetta, Sanvic ; voluntary worker in No
4 Convalescent Camp, Havre, from June, 1915, to June, 1919,
when the camp closed. Address : 34, Rue Gambetta, Sanvic,
Seme Infre, France. (M84431
SESg£ k!?ut£c,01- AUred stani»y. o.b.e. { '
p„HiE, it AuoeHelen,Mrs., O.B.E, Officier de l'lnstruction
R™&ue' ?tance' b- ,12 Au«- 1881 ! d- of the late Sir Lauder
w^P ".' .LV m' Augustine Henry. Educ. : France and
De7™*™/,^' r^JForli: Quartermaster, Sphagnum
?n?™! n„en *„of t?e_I?ish War Hospitals Supply Organisation;
SlftJi8?? fPr IreIand' actmg as the Centra
RPaXTDuebPUn.f0r ™"-~~- AMr™ : 5' Sandtai *S2»»
HENRY, Major Hugh, O.B.E. ( 0)
SifSSv' MaJor_ James Douglas, C.B.E, D.S.O.
SSSHX' J?ne Se«na, Mrs, M.B.E.
Hem nt'A' ~^k?if-i -$, March> 1884 : «¦ oi James
Watson'? £ rSnSleaf, Moffat Dumfriesshire. Educ : George
Imports \oA ferw?bur?^. Secretary, Board of Trade
SS. Mi?J„ports Consultative Councif, 1918 ; Secretary,
Branch DertoToiil LT??n' 1919 = Secretary, Overseas
Work- Prl v»'t? <Bad*e and Commerce of Canada, 1920. War
Member nf^>,SrCretaS' War Trade D«Pt-. 1&5 to 1918
Secretarv of ?hJ"SSmnattee °J Auied Blockade Committee
War Se lwXei230,rary Export Prohibitions Committee
BtSuEM^ ***"» : «, Ashmount Road, N 19 ,
(M535)

HENRY, Margaret Jane, Mrs., M.B.E
HENRY, Reginald George, M.B.E, 6. 12 Sept. 1884;
s. of the late T. A Henry, of Sutton. Educ. : Pocklington
Grammar School, Yorks. H.M. Inspector of Taxes. War
Work : H.M. Inspector of Taxes at Londonderry and Wigan
(2nd district). Addresses: Cunard BuUdings, Water Street,
Liverpool ; 22, St. Malo Road, Wigan. (M8445)
HENRY, Florence Vaugham MITCHELL-, O.B.E, 6. 20
1870 ; d. of Mitchell Henry, of Strathedon House, Rutland Gate
London. War Work : Organiser and Manager, Garrison Buffet,

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Dawson Street, Dublin, 1917-19. Address : Bannaboghee
House, Letterfrack, Co. Galway. (O10612)
HENSHALL, Capt. Leonard, M.B.E, 6. 3 Sept. 1891 ;
s. of Louis Henshall, of Deganwy, North Wales. Educ. :
Boteler Grammar School, Warrington. Ministry of Finance,
Egypt, Customs Department. War Work : France, April,
1915, 4th Batt. South Lancs. Regt, T.F. ; severely wounded,
June, 1915. at Hooge ; attached Royal Flying Corps, Sept.
1916, and served on Staff of R.A.F. untU Sept. 1919. CTufis :
R.A.F, London ; Union, Alexandria. (M5989)
HENSHAW, John Thomas, M.B.E, fi. 27 Jan. 1876;
s. of Charles Henshaw, of 1, York Place, Weston Street, North
ampton ; m. Sarah Madeline, d. of Joseph Edward, of North
ampton. Educ. : All Saints' Commercial School, North
ampton. Served in the Army from June 1892 to Feb. 1920,
War Work : Rejoined the colours from pension, and served as
Regimental Sergeant-Major ; discharged from the Army of the
Rhine, Feb. 1920. Address : 74, St. James's Road, North
ampton. (M5340)
HENSHAW, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HENSHAW, Thomas Arthur, M.B.E. ; s. of the late
Thomas Henshaw, of The Hollies, Chester ; m. Lucy Mary,
d. of Lawrence Booth, of Dingle Bank, Chester. Educ. :
Stafford and Chester. Clerk to the Company of the Bir
mingham Canal Navigations. War Work : Canal transport ;
Member of Canal Control Committee (Board of Trade) for
Midlands ; also member of the Household Fuel and Lighting
Committee for the City of Birmingham. Addresses : Daimler
House, Paradise Street, Birmingham ; 52, Calthorpe Road,
Edgbaston. (M8446)
HENSLOWE, Comm. Ernest, O.B.E, R.N.
HENSHILWOOD, George, M.B.E.
HENSON, George Herbert, C.B.E.
HENSON, John James, C.B.E.
HENSTIN, Jessie Mrs, M.B.E.
HENTY, Beatrice, C.B.E. Sec. of Australian Comforts
Fund at Melbourne throughout Great War. Address : Mel
bourne, AustraUa. (C361)
HEPBURN, Thomas, M.B.E.
HEPENSTAL, Major Lambert John : see Dopping-
Hepenstal. HEPENSTAL, Lieut.-Col. MaxweU Edward Dopplng,
C.B.E. (C3090)
HEPPEL, Capt. Hugh Middleton, O.B.E, 6. 5 AprU,
1893 ; s. of E. M. Heppel, of Somerset. Educ. : BlundeU's
School ; Sandhurst. War Work : Adjutant 11th, 12th, and 3rd
Bns. Essex Regt. ; Staff Captain 6th Army and G.H.Q. ;
D.A.A.G, Headquarters, L. of C. Address : Camerton, nr.
Bath. Club : Junior United Service. (02565)
HEPWORTH, Major Frank Arthur, O.B.E, M.B,
F.R.CS, R.A.M.C. (T.).
HERANO, Victor Carpenter, M.B.E.
HERAPATH, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Lionel, C.B.E,
6. 7 December. 1880 ; s. of Edwin John Herapath, of Black
heath, Barrister-at-Law ; m. Elsie EUen, d. ot Henry Hoyne
Fox, Public Works Department (late Chief Engineer for
Burma). Educ. : Charterhouse ; Cambridge. FeUow of
Royal Geographical Society. War Work : France, 1916 ;
East African Expeditionary Force, on Staff, 1917-19;
Russia (Baltic States) with British Military Mission as A.A.
and Q.M.G, 1919-20 ; Russian Order of St.Vladimir ; Chevalier
of the Legion of Honour. Address : 4, Park Place, St. James's.
(C286UO)
HERAPETH, Margaret Edith, Mrs., M.B.E.
HERAUD, Stanley Franois, M.B.E, R.N.
HERBERT, Adelaide Jane, Mrs., O.B.E, d. of WUliam
Farrer Ecroyd, J.P, D.L, of Credenhlll Court, Hereford ; m.
Frederick William, s. of the late Francis WiUiam Herbert, of
Hartleton, Ross. Educ. : Cheltenham Ladies' CoU. War
Work : In charge of Soldiers' Recreation Hut, 1915-19, St.
Thomas's Hospital, London. Address : 1, Barton Street,
Westminster. (O10614)
HERBERT, Agnes Mary, M.B.E, V.A.D.
HERBERT, Sir AUred Edward, K.B.E, 6. 5 Sept. 1866;
(see Buhke's Peerage) ; 2nd s. of WiUiam Herbert, of Leicester ;
m. 1st, Ellen Adela, d. of Thomas Ryley, of Coventry; Snd,
Florence, widow of Lieut.-Col. H. F. E. Lucas, 2nd Dragoon
Guards. Educ. : Stoneygate School, Leicester. Engineer ;
Chairman and sole Governing Director of Alfred Herbert, Ltd,
Coventry ; President, Society Anonyme Alfred Herbert,
France ; President, Societa Anonima Italiana Alfred Herbert,
Italy ; President of the Machine Tool Trades Association.
War Work : Deputy Director-General, and subsequently
ControUer, of Machine Tools, Ministry of Munitions ; Officer
of the Legion of Honour ; Order of St. Stanislaus, 2nd Class,
Russia, with Star ; Officer of the Order of Leopold, Belgium.
Address : Dunley, Manor, Whitchurch. Hants. Club :
Fly Fishers'. (K23)
HERBERT, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Stanley, O.B.E.

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HERBERT, Capt. Edward Dave Asher, O.B.E, R.G.A.
HERBERT, Brig.-Gen. Edward Sidney, C.M.G, C.B.E.
HERBERT, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Roland, O.B.E, T.D,
LP, 6. S March, 1869 ; s. of John A. Herbert, J.P, of High
Beach, Sheringham. Educ. : Privately. Landowner and
Farmer. War Work : Commanded 1/lst Huntingdonshire
Cvclist Batt. Address : Wereham HaU, Stoke Ferry, Norfolk .
(07269)
HERBERT, Capt. George, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HERBERT, Guy Frederiok, M.B.E, R.N.
HERBERT, Capt. Harold, O.B.E.
HERBERT, HeUen Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1867 ; d. of
the late Col. W. R. M. Holroyd, formerly Director of Public
Instruction, Punjab, India ; to. Lieut.-Col. Douglas, I.A, s. of
late Major-Gen. Charles Herbert. T7or Work : With the Red
Cross ; mentioned in the Gazette of India, July, 1919 ; received
the war badge from the Government of India, and the thanks
of H.E. the Commander-in-Chief in India, Aug. 1919. Ad
dress : ShiUong, Assam, India. (M6160)
HERBERT, Lieut.-Col. Henry Carden, O.B.E.
HERBERT, Comm. Philip, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
HERBERT, Group-Capt. Philip Lee WUUam, C.M.G,
C.B.E, 6. 1882 ; s. of the late W. D. Herbert, of Civil Ser.
Group-Capt. R.A.F. ; Great War, 1914-19, as Brig.-Gen.
R.F.C. and R.F.A. (despatches, Order of St. Anne of Russia,
Order of St. Saviour of Greece, Order of the Nile). (0418)
HERBERT, Rosalie Margaret, O.B.E, fi. 29 Sept. 1868 ;
d. of Horace A. Herbert, of London and India. Educ. :
Kensington; Richmond. StiU serving for B.R.C.S, County
of London ; Member of Victoria League ; Middle ClaBS
Union ; Primrose League. War Work : Service at Devonshire
House ; Wounded and Missing ; Arlington Street, Norfolk
House ; Commandant, London 216 B.R.C.S. ; Organiser and
Administrator of Fairlawn AuxUiary MUitary Hospital, ForeBt
HiU, Sept. 1915 to December, 1919 ; Jan. 1920, Commandant
in Charge, Broad Street Clinic, B.R.C.S. Mentioned in
Secretary of State's Ust. Address : B.R.C. Clinic, 57, Broad
Street, W.C 2. CTufi : V.A.D. Ladles'. (01461)
HERBERT, Lady Victoria Alexandrina Mary Cecil,
C.B.E, 6. 1874 ; d. of 4th Earl of Carnarvon (see BOTtKE's
Peerage). Address : 5, Stratford Place, W. 1. (C982)
HERBERTSON, Capt. James John WiUiam, O.B.E.
HERBST, Major John Frederick, C.B.E.
HERCHMER, Major WiUiam Sinclair, O.B.E.
HERCUS, Major Charles Ernest, D.S.O, O.B.E. Major
New Zealand Forces; served in Great War, 1915-18 (men
tioned in despatches). (06339)
HERCY, Capt. Francis Hugh George, C.B.E, D.L,
5. 14 May, 1868 ; s. of Thomas JoBeph Hercy, B.A, D.L, J.P,
of Cmchfield and Winkfield, Berks. Edue. : Woburn Park.
Formerly Captain 3rd (MUitia) BattaUon, The Queen's R.W.
Surrey Regt. War Work : Rejoined 5 August, 1914 ;
appointed to Recruitmg Staff at Headquarters, Whitehall ;
in charge of aU special enlistments ; thanked for services by
Earl Kitchener, and by Earl of Derby in 1915 ; D.A.A.G. at
War Oflice during transfer of Recruiting to CivU Control ;
transferred to Ministry of National Service and appointed
D.D.N.S. London and South Eastern Region ; specially
mentioned for services In connection with the War, 1917.
Address : 80, South Audley Street, W. 1 ; Club : Junior
Naval and MUitary.
HERD, Major Walter, O.B.E.
HERDMAN, Major Arthur Cochran, O.B.E.
HERDMAN, Maud Harriett, Mrs., M.B.E, J.P, 6. 1 Sept,
1879 ; d. of Major-Gen. Clark-Kennedy, late of Camus, Strabane,
Co. Tyrone ; m. Capt. John Clandius, D.L, s. of E. T. Herdman,
p.L, late. of Sion House, Sion MUls. War Work: Sec. and
Commandant, V.A.D. Hospital, Strabane ; Sec. Strabane
War ReUef Committee ; Head of Sphagnum Moss Depot.
Address : Sion House, Sion MUls, Co. Tyrone. (M8449)
HERDMAN, WUUam Abbott, C.B.E, D.Sc, Hon. D.Sc,
Harvard, Durham, Sydney and Western Australia, Hon. LL.D.
Edin : F.R.S, F.L.S, 6. 8 Sept. 1858 ; e. s. of Robert Herdman,
i.B..S.A.; m. 1st Sarah Wyse Douglas, 2nd Jane Brandreth
Holt. Educ : Edinburgh Academy and University.
waduated, in 1879 ; Assistant to Sir WyviUe Thomson in
• cnaPepger " Expedition Office ; Demonstrator of Zoology
S MmDur8h University, 1880 ; President, Zoological Section,
British Association, 1895 ; General Secretary, British Associa
tion, 1903; President of Linnean Society, 1904 ; Foreign Secre-
™J- ™yal Society, 1916 ; has, along with others. estabUshed
i™rne Biological Station at Port Erin, I. of M. and a Sea
*isn hatchery at Piel near Barrow ; is Hon. Director of Scientific
work to the Lancashire Sea Fisheries Committee ; was sent to
i*? '5 W01-2 to investigate the Pearl Oyster Fisheries
™ the Government ; President of the British Association,
pi. i iPa8 Published many scientific works. Addresses :
uroxteth Lodge, Liverpool ; Rowany, Port Erin, Isle of Man.
w_ss; Athenaeum; University, and Athenaeum, Liverpool;
lioyal Mersey Yacht. (C2674)
iJKER,F0RD> CaroUne, M.B.E, M.A, J.P, O.C, 6. 1 Nov.
o ii '_"_ o£ w- H- Herford, of Manchester. Educ. : N. London
wiu. bchool; Newnham CoU, Cambridge. H.M. Ladybarn
£°US8 School for boys and girls ; Lecturer and Tutor, Univ.
u>u, Reading, andTHanchester Univ. ; J.P. and City Councillor,
uu1 ¦*?• ~war"Work: Commandant, Red Cross, E. Lancs.
,°y assisted in organising part-time work of Univ.H women
unaergraduates, i.e. meeting aU trains of wounded arriving at

Mayfield Station, and serving them with refreshments (866
trains between May, 1915, and May, 1919). Address : 8,
Oak Drive, Fallowfleld, Manchester. CZufis : Univ. Club for
Ladies; Ladies', Manchester. (M3714)
HERIOT, William MAITLAND-, C.B.E, 6. 1856 ; s. of
Frederick L. Maitland-Heriot, of Ramornie, Fife; m. Alice
d. of John Bruce, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Abroad. War Work :
Military Representative, afterwards National Service Represent-
tive on Dumfriesshire Local Tribunal ; Chairman of Dumfries
shire Local War Pensions Committee ; Member of Scottish
Regional Director's Advisory Council. CZufis : WelUngton ;
New, Edinburgh. (C2675)
HERD/EL, Lieut. Sidney Peok, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
HERMAN, Sur.-Lieut. Ashley Ernest, O.B.E, M.B,
R.N. HERMAN, Lena, Mrs., M.B.E.
HERN, WiUiam, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.D.S.
HERNE, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Cecil, O.B.E, fi. 3 Aug. 1884 ;
s. of Joseph Heme, of London ; to. Nora, d. of Joseph EUis, of
London. Educ: King's Coll, London. CivU Service. War Work:
Served in Volunteer and Territorial Forces for 10 years prior
to outbreak of war ; mobilised with 13th (Kensington) Batt.
London Regt, 4 Aug. 1914, and proceeded to France, Nov.
1914 ; invalided home 3 months later ; appointed Adjutant to
16th York and Lancaster Regt, Aug. 1916 ; promoted Lieut.-Col.
to command same battalion, Dec. 1916 ; remained in command
tUl July, 1918, then transferred to command of 16th South
Lane Regt, remaining with that unit until June, 1919.
Address : H.M. Office of Works, Westminster, S.W. 1. (O7270)
HERNE, Capt. Edward, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
HERON, Cyril Renton, M.B.E.
HERON, Lieut.-Col. George Wykeham, O.B.E, D.S.O.,
M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, 6. 1880; Major and Acting Lieut.-Col.
R.A.M.C. ; served in Great War, 1914-16 (mentioned in
despatches). (06199)
HERON, Harold Hastings, O.B.E, 6 1866 ; s. of Samuel
Heron, of Garton, E. Yorks. Educ. : Commercial Travellers'
School, Pinner. War Work : Transport via Scandinavia for
Russia ; Member of Russian Government Committee, and
connected with Norwegian Section, Ministry of Shipping.
Address : 37, Tarrington Park, North Finchley. (O10615)
HERON, Brig.-Gen. Sir Thomas, K.B.E, C.B, 6. 13 May.
1857 ; s. of William Heron. M.R.CS.I, of Dublin ; to. Ethel
Mary, d. of Richard Powis Monk, of Clapham Park. Educ :
Rathmines School, Dublin. Retired, Army Ordnance Depart
ment, Hon. Brigadier General. War Work : France, 1914-
1917 D.D.O.S. L. of C. ; Member of Mr. Balfour's Mission to
U.S.A. AprU, 1917 to July, 1917 ; W.O. representative at Franco-
HeUenique Conference, Paris, on the reorganisation of Greek
Army ; 1917 to 1919, W.O. special work as regards demobUisa-
tion &c. of war materials. Address : Round Croft, Cheshunt,
Herts. HERR, Helena, M.B.E, 6. 23 March, 1873. Educ. :
Privately. Financial Sec. British Congress on Tuberculosis,
London, 1900-1 ; Gen. Sec. Church of England Women's
Help Society, 1904-11 ; Member of Executive and Council,
Westminster Social Welfare Association, 1907-11 ; Press Sec.
National Union of Women's Suffrage, 1913-14. War Work :
Recording Sec. Trained Nurses Dept, Joint War Com
mittee, Order of St. John of Jerusalem and British Red Cross
Society, Headquarters, 1915-19. Address : St. Barnabas
Orphanage, Chislehurst, Kent. (M8451)
HERRICK, Capt. William, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HERRIDGE, Major George James, O.B.E, 6. 24 Nov.
1858 ; s. of John Herridge, of Blewbury, Berks ; to. Constance
Georgina, d. of John Lee, of Langham, Essex ; Educ. :
Privately. Staff, 4th Army Corps and Eastern Command,
20 April, 1903, to 20 Feb. 1914. War Work : Attached to
Headquarters, Eastern Command, from Aug. 1914, to Aug.
1919. Address : Harrington Towers, East Barnet, Herts. (07271)
HERRING, Herbert Thomas, O.B.E, M.B, B.S, fi. 1861 ;
s. of John Barnwell Herring, of Esher ; m. Margaret, d. of
T. Porter. Educ. : Brighton Coll. ; Univ. CoU. Hospital,
London ; CoU. of Medicine, Newcastle-on-Tyne. War Work :
Founder, Organiser, with Mrs. Herring and M.O. in charge Wey
mouth Street AuxUiary Hospital (A.), (54 Beds), 1914-19.
Address: 50, Harley Street, W. 1. Clubs: Reform; Garrick.
(011811)
HERRIOTT, Capt. WiUiam Malcolm, M.B.E, Aust. I.F.
HERRON, Capt. Robert Charles, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HERSCHELL, Lieut.-Col. Allan, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
HERTSLET, Sir Cecil, K.B.E, J.P, 6. 21 August, 1850 ;
s. of Sir Edward Hertslet, K.C.B. ; m. Euphemia Sophia
Dalway, d. of Rev. Alfred T. Lee, LL.D, D.C.L, Preacher at
Gray's Inn. Educ. : King's College School ; King's College,
London. Foreign Office, 1868-96 ; His Majesty's Consul-General
at Havre, 1896-1903 ; His Majesty's Consul-General for Belgium
1903-19 ; His Majesty's Consul-General at Zurich, 1915-
17 (during German occupation of Antwerp). War Work :
at his post during the siege of Antwerp and the bombardment
of the fortress from 4 August till 7 October, 1914, when he
left, in view of the final bombardment of the city and its
imminent occupation by the German forces ; war work in
Switzerland, 1915-17; returned to Antwerp, 30 November,
1918 ; retired 1 January, 1919. Address : The Vicarage,
Ramsgate. Ctafis ." Royal Societies' ; Royal Yacht Squadron
(hon.) ; Royal Yacht Club of Belgium (Membre d'Honneur). (K384)

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

HERVEY, Comm. Gerald Augustus Frederic, O.B.E, |
HERVEY, Capt. Gerald Charles Irwin, O.B.E.
HERVEY, Comm. Richard George, O.B.E.
HESELTINE, Lieut.-Col. Christopher, O.B.E.
HESELTINE, Capt. Conrad Pelham, M.B.E.
HESKETH, Lieut.-Col. Rawdon John Isherwood, I
C B E, fi. 3 February, 1872 ; s. of WiUiam Pemberton Hesketh,
Captain 42nd Royal Highlanders and 18th Hussars ; to. Grace,
d of Harry Holditch Marten, of Tunbridge WeUs. Educ. :
Privately. Ministry of Pensions. War Work : Commanding
7th Batt. the Royal -"FusUiers in England from 4 August, 1914 ;
France, July, 1916, till invaUded end of May, 1917 ; Commanded
5th Batt. The Royal FusiUers, January, 1918 tiU disembodied,
November, 1919; joined. Royal FusiUers, 1900, served with
Mounted Infantry, South Africa, Queen's Medal, 3 Clasps.
Address : 58, Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge WeUs. Club :
Junior United Service. (01614)
HESKETH, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam Henry, M.B.E,
R.G.A. HESLOP, Major AUred Herbert, D.S.O, O.B.E, M.B,
B.S, 6. 3 March, 1880 ; s. of late Rev. R. C. Heslop, M.A. Educ. :
High School, Oxford ; University of Durham and St. Thomas'
Hospital. Major, R.A.M.C. War Work : Deputy Assistant
Director Medical Services, I. Corps and G.H.Q, B.E.F. Address :
co Messrs Holt & Co, 3, WhitehaU Place, S.W. (05370)
HETCKE, WiUred FuUeylove, M.B.E.
HETHERINGTON, Capt. Charles Goldby, M.B.E,
R.A.F. HETHERINGTON, Lieut. Graham, M.B.E, R.A.V.C.
HETHERINGTON, Roger GaskeU, M. Inst. C.B, 6.
10 Feb. 1876 ; s. of WiUiam Lonsdale Hetherington, of High-
gate ; m. Honoria, d. ot Arthur Ranken Ford, of Highgate.
Educ. : Highgate School and Trinity CoUege, Cambridge.
Engineering Inspector, Local Government Board and Ministry
of Health. War Work : Lieut. Staff for R.E. Services ; Staff
Officer, R.E. .Eastern Command ; Secretary Works Construction
Sub-Committee of War Cabinet Priority Committee. Address :
20, HUlside Gardens, Highgate, N. 6. Club : Oxford and
Cambridge. (01462)
HETHERINGTON, Major Thomas Gerard, C.B.E,
6. 1886 ; s. of Thomas Hetherington, J.P.. of Berechurch HaU,
Colchester. Is Major, Hussars, and a Staff Officer R.A.F. with
rank of Lieut.-Col. ; instrumental in origination of the Tanks. (C197)
HETHERINGTON, WiUiam Carruthers, M.B.E.
HETT, Janie, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 31 Jan. 1855 ; d. of George
TurnbuU, of Edinburgh and Melbourne ; widow of Frank
Crowder (died 1918), s. of John Hett, of Brigg, Lincolnshire.
War Work : Vice-President, Brigg District, North Lincolnshire,
Branch, British Red Cross Society. Address : The Limes,
Brigg, Lmcolnshire. Club : New Victorian. (010616)
HETT, Reginald, O.B.E, 6. 12 Feb. 1869 ; s. of Dr. Henry
Nicholson Hett, of Lincolnshire ; m. Edith Mary Katharine,
d. of Col. WUUam Richardson, of Lincolnshire. Educ. : Epsom
CoU. Head of Army Pay Department, Messrs. Holt & Co.
Address : 3, WhitehaU Place, S.W. ; 6, Montagu Gardens,
Acton, W. 3. (010617)
HEURTLEY, Walter, O.B.E. (06479)
HEWAN, EUiot DunviUe.O.B.E.
HEWELCKE, Theodore WiUiam, O.B.E.
HEWER, Basil, O.B.E, 6. 7 March, 1865 ; s. of Robert
Hewer, of Fair Green, Oxon ; to. Annie Elizabeth, d. of
Joseph Hargxoves, of Charterhouse Square, E.C. Educ. :
High School, Swindon. Dean and Lecturer on " Y.M CA.
History, Principles, and Methods," Training CoU, MUdmay, N. ;
Sec. to the Anglo-American Y.M.C.A, Paris, 1890, Paddington
Y.M.C.A, 1892, and Aldersgate Street, E.C, Y.M.C.A, 1897 ;
National Staff of Y.M.C.A. as Sec. for London area and ReUgious
Activities, 1908-12. War Work : Y.M.C.A, organising work
among troops, N.E. England, 1914 ; Workers' Department,
Y.M.C.A. Headquarters, 1915 ; Director of Y.M.C.A. Training
School for war workers from Nov. 1915, to March, 1919.
Address : Y.M.C.A. Training CoU, MUdmav Park, N. 1. (O10619)
HEWER, CecU Mackenzie, O.B.E., F.R.CS.
HEWER, Edward Septimus Earnshaw, O.B.E, F.R.CS.
Eng.), 6. 7 Oct. 1875 ; s. of the late Dr. John Henry Hewer,
of Highbury, London ; m. Lucy Margaret, d. of Canon Horace
Newton, of Holmwood, Redditch. Address : Church House,
Stratford-on-Avon. (010621 )
HEWER, Capt. John Radborn, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
HEWETSON, John ToroUffe, M.B.E, R.N.
f HEWETT, Arthur, M.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C.
HEWETT, Lieut. Cecil AUan, M.B.E.
HEWETT, Lieut.-Col. Edward Vincent Osborne, CM G
D.S.O, O.B.E, late Royal West Kent Regt. 6. 14 March,
1867 ; s. of Lieut.-Gen.. E. 0. Hewett, C.M.G, R.E, of Yyr
Mar EUis, Glamorganshire ; m. Brenda, d. of F. Platt-Higgins,
J.P, M.P., of Homleigh, Bowdon, Cheshire. Educ. : R.M.C,
Canada. Professor Strategy, Tactics, MUitary History, Staff
Duties and Reconnaissance, B.M. College, Canada, 1900-5 •
Nile, 1885-96 ; N.-W. Frontier, 1896-97 ; mentioned in
despatches. War Work : Sept. 1914, joined 8th R.W. Kents ;
Feb. 1915, assumed command 6th South Wales Borderers ;
March, 1918, commanded 3rd Royal West Kent Regt. ; reverted
to retired pay, Sept. 1915 ; awarded CM.G, D.S.O. for services
in the Field ; thrice mentioned in despatches. Addresses :
Kingston, Sandecotes Road, Parkstone, Dorset. (07273)

HEWETT, Capt. George Stuart, C.B.E.. fi. 27 Dec. 1863 ;
s. of Frank WiUiam Hewett, g.s. of Sir George Henry Hewett'
2nd Bart, (see BUKKE'S Peerage) ; m. Maud Mary Blind, _'
of Sur.-Gen. Henry Kendall, A.M.D. Capt. R.I.M. ; T. Comm
R.N. ; Deputy Director R.I.M, Calcutta ; J.P. and first-class
Magistrate ; has Legion of Honour. (C225S)
HEWETT, James Henry, M.B.E, 6. 3rd March 1868-
s of George WiUiam, of Bristol ; m. Jane JuUa, d. of Charles
Briant, of Reading. Chief Prison Officer. War Work : Pen
sioned Qr.-Mr. Sergt, Royal Field ArtiUery ; served in the
Zanzibar Defence Force throughout the War. Address:
Central Prison, Zanzibar Protectorate. (M6449)
HEWETT, Charles Ernest, O.B.E, J.P.
HEWETT, Sir John Prescott, G.CS.I, K.B.E, CLE.
6. 1854 ; s. of Rev. J. Hewett, of Babbacombe ; m. Ethei
(Lady of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem), d. of H. B. Webster
B.C.S. Entered B.C.S. (N.W. Prov. and Oudh), 1877;
officiated as Priv. Sec. to the Viceroy in 1888 and 1892, and
as Sec. to Government of India, Home Dept, March 1890 and
Jan. 1892 ; Sec. 1895-1902 ; Magistrate and Coll. of Bareffly,
1893-5 ; Chief Commr. Central Prov. 1902-5 ; Member of
CouncU of Gov. -Gen. of India, 1905-6 ; Lieut.-Gov. United
Provinces of Agra and Oudh, 1907-12 ; Knight of Justice of
St. John of Jerusalem. Address: 8, Cumberland Mansions,
Upper George Street, W. 1. Clubs: Arthur's; Oriental.
HEWETT, Comm. Paul, C.B.E, R.N. (ret.), fi. 14 AprU,
1858 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. PhiUp George Hewett. Educ. : Stnb-
bington. War Work : 1914, in Yacht " Sardonyx," carrying
wounded between Paris and Rouen ; 1915-16, Sec. Local War
Pensions Committee ; 1917-18 Commodore of Convoys between
England and Gibraltar. Address : St. Anne's, Ryde, Isle of
Wight. Club : Royal Victoria Yacht. (C1188)
HEWETT, Reginald, M.B.E.
HEWGILL, Edward Burnip, M.B.E. (M10357)
HEWGILL, Major WiUiam Herbert, O.B.E.
HEWINS, Harold Preece, O.B.E.
HEWISON, Robert, O.B.E.
HEWITT, Major Albert Claud, O.B.E, R.F, fi. 13 Feb.
1882 ; s. of the late Stanley Hughes Hewitt. Educ. : Hailey
bury CoU. In Regular Army ; served in Egyptian Expedition
ary Force. Address : 81, Cadogan Place, London, S.W. L.
Clubs : Naval and MiUtary ; Royal AutomobUe. (08626)
HEWITT, Lieut.-Col. Alfred Scott, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6.
1876 ¦ s. of the late Alfred Hewitt, of Lisle Court, Wootton,
Isle of Wight. Major Roy. W. Kent. Regt.; Dep. Provost
Marshal with rank of Lieut.-Col. ; served in S. African War,
1900-2 ; Great War, 1914-18 (mentioned in despatches).
Address : Lisle Court, Wootton, Isle of Wight. (06379)
HEWITT, Lieut.-Comm. Brian Lifiord, O.B.E.
HEWITT, Eileen Mabel, M.B.E, M.D, 6. 1888 ; d. oi
James Hewitt, of BaUsbridge, Dublin. Educ. : Alexandra
School and CoU, and Trinity CoU, DubUn. Assistant Medical
Officer of Health, Stepney. TTar Work ; Medical Officer in
charge, Women's Hospital, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. Ad
dress : 33, High Street, St. John's Wood, N.W. 8. Club :
Ladies' TJniv. (M1887)
HEWITT, Lieut.-Comm. Heathcote George, 0.B.E,
R.N. HEWITT, Major John Theodore, O.BE.
HEWITT, Sarah, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 24 Dec. 1860 ; d. of the
late Richard Suter, of Eastergate, Chichester, Sussex; m.
Francis Hewitt, of Leicester. War Work : Visiting and enter
taining. Address : c/o F. O. Hewitt, Esq, Oaklands, Quorn,
Leicester. (M8452)
HEWITT, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E.
HEWITT, Capt. Alfred A. T. LUDLOW-, O.B.E.; s.of
T. A. Ludlow-Hewitt, J.P, of Clancoole, Bandon, Co. Cork;
m. Margery, d. of late Professor H. W. Moseley, of Oxford.
Educ. : Marlborough and Oxford University. Mentioned in
Despatches. Address : Whitefield Court.flDeerhurst, Tewkes
bury. (O5502)
HEWKIN, Edwin Peroy, M.B.E, 6. 9 Feb. 1872. Civil
Servant. War Work: Head of Sugar Shipments Section,
Ministry of Shipping. Address : 55, Hadleigh Road, Leigh-on-
Sea, Essex. Clubs : National Liberal ; Essex Yacht ; Alexan
dra Yacht. ' H- • (M3716)
HEWLETT, Beatrice, M.B.E, 6. 22 June, 1888 ; d. of
W. H. Hewlett, of Standish. Educ. : Eastbury House School,
Northwood. TT«r Work : Quartermaster at the 3rd Wood
lands Military AuxUiary Hospital, Standish, Lancashire, from
Nov. 1914 to Dec. 1917 ; Commandant and Quartermaster
from Jan. 1918 to March, 1919, at the same hospital. Address :
Strickland House, Standish, Lancashire. (MS,4_?)
HEWLETT, Lieut.-Col. Francis Esme Theodore, 0.B.K,
D.S.O, R.A.F. Served in Directorate of Aircraft Production. (01463)
HEWLETT, Major Kenelm, O.B.E, I.D.F. _ „ .
HEWSON, Capt. Frank Lloyd, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6-
8 Aug. 1885. War Work : Served in France, 1914-16, ana
1918-19; N. Russia, March to Oct. 1919. Address : c/o A.
Whitehead, Rougemont, SaUsbury, WUts. (°?___'
HEWSON, James Archibald, O.B.E, 6. 26 Jan. 1863.
Deputy Accountant and ComptroUer-General, H.M. Customs
and Excise. War Work : Official duties created by war con
ditions in connection with Prize, etc. New Revenue Duties ,
Vice-Chairman and Ward Sec. Hornsev War Pensions Com
mittee. Address : Heathdene, Cranley 'Gardens, Muswell tun.

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Hickson

HEYCOCK, Lieut. Col. Charles Hensman, O.B.E, R.E.
HEYCOCK, Florence, Mrs., M.B.E.
HEYDE, Lieut. Douglas, O.B.E, R.E. (S.R.)
HEYER, Capt. George, M.B.E.
HEYLIN, Henry Brougham, O.B.E, M. Text. Inst,
b. April, 1870 ; s. of Hy. B. Heylln, of Worsley ; m. Annie
Elizabeth, d. of Thos. BaU, of Manchester. Textile Expert under
War Office. War Work: Advised on purchase and construction
of textUe materials for British War Office and Allies generally ;
substituted suitable cotton materials for various purposes in
view of shortage of good flax Inaterials ; arbitrator in many
oases for Board of Trade on behalf of AUied purchases ; respons
ible for the inspection of textile materials generaUy in connection
with Army Ordnance Supplies. Address : 8, Beechhill Road,
Eltham, S.E. 9. (010624)
HEYMAN, Frances Patton, Lady, M.B.E. ; d. of Rev.
WiUiam Impey, of Grahamstown ; to. Sir Melville Heyman.
War Work : Red Cross Workin Bulawayo, Rhodesia. Address :
Bulawayo, Rhodesia. (M6450)
HEYMANN, Brevet-Major Frank Albert, O.B.E, 6.
1 Sept. 1882 ; s. of Albert Heymann, of West Bridgford Hall,
Notts ; m. Elizabeth Rutherford, d. of John Oliver, of Lynn-
wood, Hawick. Educ : HaUeybury. Regular Army. War
Wort : 1914-18, B.E.F. ; 1919, Army of Occupation in
Germany. Address : Lynnwood, Hawick, Scotland. (05372)
HEYN, Capt. Riohard Gustavus, O.B.E., R.A.F.
HEYNES, James Baylis, M.B.E, F.R.S.A, Cavaliere
ufficiale deUa corona d'ltaUa, Knight of the Order of
Wasa (Sweden), 6. 1851 ; s. of James Heynes, of Bromsgrove,
Worcestershire ; m. LiUan, d. of late George Harper, J.P, of
Southampton. Educ. : St. John's College, Hurstpierpont.
British Vice-Consul, Messina, SicUy ; Lloyds' Agent, Messina,
Sicily. War Work : Naval InteUigence Officer, MiUtary
Intelligence Officer; Port Transport Officer; Port Convoy
Officer ; Passport Control Officer, Messina. Addresses : British
Vice-Consulate, Messina ; Gazzi, near Messina. Club : National
Liberal. (M538)
HEYWOOD, Ivy Lenore, M.B.E,
HEYWOOD, Lieut. Noel, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
HEYWOOD, Major Thomas George Gordon, O.B.E,
E.A. HEYWORTH, Beatrioe Hestietha Gundreda, M.B.E,
Q.M.A.AC HEZLET, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Robert Knox,
C.B.E.. D.S.O, R.F.A, fi. 21 Dec. 1879 ; s. of Lieut.-Col.
R. J. Hezlet, of Bovagh, Aghadowey, Co. Londonderry, Ireland ;
m. Josepha Dorothy, d. oi Andrew Arter, of Linden House,
Ravenscourt Park, W. Educ : CUfton ; Royal MUitary
Academy, Woolwich. Regular Army, Royal Field Artillery,
Wm Wort : O.C. 19th Battery, R.F.A, France, 1915 ;
mentioned in despatches ; O.C. 9th Brigade, R.F.A, Mesopo
tamia, 1915-1916. mentioned in despatches ; Member Ordnance
Committee, Woolwich, 1916. Address : Bovagh, Aghadowey,
Co. Londonderry. Club : Army and Navy. (C1615)
HEZLETT, Mary Kathleen, Mrs., O.B.E.
HIBBARD, Major Thomas, O.B.E, T.D, M.R.CV.S,
R.A.V.C, fi. Mar. 1865 ; s. of Stephen Hibbard, of GUUngham,
Kent ; m. Fanny, d. of WiUiam George Fish, of Chingford.
Educ. : Doddington. Served in S. Africa, 1900. War Work :
Mobffised, Aug. 1914; A.D.V.S. 56th (London) Division;
A.D.V.S, 47th (London) Division. Address : Westcourt
Cottage, ShepherdsweU, Kent. (05374)
HIBBERD, Henry George, M.B.E.
HIBBERD, JuUa Florence, O.B.E, 6. 12 Feb. 1873 ;
d. of Tom Hibberd, of Dennington, Suffolk. Educ : North-
wood CoU. War Work: Sandes Soldiers' Homes, India.
(09825)
HIBBERT, Lieut. George, O.B.E.
HIBBERT, Vice-Adm. Hugh Thomas, C.B.E, D.S.O,
E..N, fi. 1863 ; s. of Hugh Robert Hibbert, of Birkles Hall,
Cheshire ; m. 1892, Catherine Brownlow, d. of M. A. Butter-
neld. Adaress: Birtles Old Hall, Chelford. Club : Army and
Navy. (C897)
HIBBS, Frank Edward, M.B.E.
HICK, Benjamin, O.B.E.
, HICKES, Major Edward Weston, O.B.E.
HICKES, Major Lanoelot Daryl, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 30 May,
1884 ; m. Vera Newbury. Educ : BlundeU's and Bedford
Scnool ; R.M. Acadamy, Woolwich. Officer in Royal ArtiUery.
Commissioned, Dec. 1903 ; W. Africa, 1908 ; War Work :
Cameroons, 1914 ; GaUipoU, 1915 ; Egypt and France, 1916 ;
JJance, 1917-18. Address : c/o Cox & Co (R.A. Dept.), 16,
Charing Cross, London. Club: United Service. (05376)
HICKEY, Capt. Jeremiah, M.B.E.
HICKEY, Major T.A., O.B.E.
HICKIE, Capt. George WilUam Clement, O.B.E, R.A.S.C,
fi. 2 March, 1897 ; s. of the late Major W. B. Hickie, of S. & T.
w>rps. Educ. : Cheltenham Coll, and Imperial Service
ujU. Windsor. War Work: Served with B.E.F, France,
*9.}._-16; E.E.F, Egypt and Palestine, 1916-18; British
Military Mission, S. Russia, 1919-20 ; awarded 2nd Class Order
of St. Stanislaus by Commander-in-Chief, Armed Forces, South
Russia. Addresses : c/o Messrs. H. S. King & Co, 9, Pall Mall,
S.W. 1 ; c/o Sir C. R. McGrigor, Bart, & Co, 39, Panton Street,
Haymarket, S.W. 1. (011800)
HICKIE, Capt. Henry Garnet, M.B.E, M.C, 1st Bn. Dish
Guards, 6. 29 Jan. 1872 ; s. of Capt. Henry Hickie, R.A.S.C ;
m. Agnes, d. of John Cook, Bengal Fusiliers. Educ. : Royal
Hibernian MiUtary School, DubUn. War Work : Served with

the Gordon Highlanders in the Tirah Campaign of 1897 ;
wounded at the charge of Dargai ; wounded with the Gordon
Highlanders at Magersfontein ; served throughout the Great
War as Quartermaster of the 1st Batt. Irish Guards ; awarded
the Military Cross. (M6529)
HICKLEY, Alioe, Mrs. Victor North, M.B.E.
HICKLEY, Sybil Louise, Mrs. NORTH-, M.B.E. ; d. of
Col. G. H. Trollope, of Cobham in Surrey. War Work :
Organiser aud Commandant of V.A.D. Hospital in Much
Hadham VUlage, working under 1st E. G. Hospital, Cam
bridge, which started with six beds, Dec. 1914, was enlarged to
42 beds and closed Jan. 1919 ; Vice-President for district.
Address : The Hill, Much Hadham, Herts. (M8455)
HICKLIN, Samuel, M.B.E.
HICKLING, AUce, Mrs., M.B.E.
HICKMAN, John Blair Smith, O.B.E, 6. 22 Feb. 1861 ;
s. of Charles Hickman, of Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith,
London ; ra. Lillian Alice, d. of Fleet Eng. R. T. Rundle, R.N.,
of Plymouth. Educ: Brackenburg House, Hammersmith,
London, W. Superintendent of H.M. Victualling Yards,
Malta ; Sydney, N.S.W. ; Royal Victorian Yard, Deptford,
London ; Royal Clarence Yard, Gosport. War Work : In
charge of Naval Victualling Depot, Cape Town, 1900-1
(South African War). Supt. Royal WilUam Yard, Plymouth
1913 to date. Address : Royal WiUiam Yard, Plymouth.
Club : Malta Union. (010626)
HICKMAN, Kenneth Claude Devereux, M.B.E, B.Sc,
A.I.C, D.I.C, fi. 4 Feb. 1896 ; s. of Claude A. Hickman, of
Bromley, Kent. Educ. : Hedden Court, Cockfosters ; Royal
CoU. of Science, S. Kensington. War Work : Research Chemist
to Trench Warfare Dept. ; Research Chemist at Chemical
Projectile Laboratory, Wembley, under Chemical Warfare
Dept. ; Poison gas, Smoke screens, and flares. Address :
Royal CoU. of Science, South Kensington. (M8457)
HICKS, Amy Maud, M.B.E, M.A. ; d. of Charles Thomp
son Hicks, Gt. HoUand Hall, Essex. Educ. : North London
Collegiate School, and Girton. War Work : Motor driver,
Women's Reserve Ambulance ; Canteen work in France ; Higher
Grade Clerk, Admiralty, 1916-17 ; Junior Administrative
Assistant, War Office, 1917-19. Address : RunseU Green,
Danbury, Essex. (M8458)
HICKS, Arthur Samuel, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
HICKS, Corona, M.B.E.
HICKS, John WUliam, M.B.E, F.R.A.S, 6. 22 Oct. 1882 ;
s. of John Hicks, of Lisburn, Belfast. Educ. : Privately.
Assistant to the Ballistic Officer, Ordnance Committee ; " H "
of " Arms and Explosives," and " The N.R.A. Journal " ;
"BaUstica" of "The Rifleman." War Work: Preparation
of Range Tables and other mathematical work in connection
with Gunnery; Publications: "Vocations for our Sons"
(Fisher Unwin, 1906) ; " The Theory of the Rifle and Rifle
Shooting " (Griffin, 1919) ; Addresses : c/o The Royal Astro
nomical Society, BurUngton House, W. 1 ; 27, Old Mill Road,
Plumstead Common, S.E. 18. (M8459)
HICKS, Major Joseph Marmaduke, M.B.E.
HICKS, Lieut.-Col. Sir MaxweU, C.B.E, F.C.A, 6.
20 March, 1878 ; s. of late Henry Hicks, of Plaistow Hall,
Kent ; m. Kate, d. of late John Giblett, of Woodside Park,
Middlesex. Educ : Privately. Senior partner of firm of
Maxwell Hicks & Co, Chartered Accountants. War Work :
Commanded M.H.S, Accountants, a technical unit of R.A.S.C.
dealing with the financial side of Expeditionary Force Canteens.
Addresses : 6, Cadogan Gardens, S.W. ; Lake Lodge,
Wargrave, Berks. Clubs : Marlborough ; Carlton. (C1266)
HICKS, Eng. -Lieut. Nicholas John, M.B.E, R.N, 6.
26 Feb. 1867 ; s. of Henry Hicks, of St. Minver, Cornwall ;
m. Mary Jane, d. of Charles Hicks Harris, of Lostwithiel,
CornwaU. Educ : Stoke PubUc Higher School, Devonport.
War Work : Senior Eng. of H.M.S. " Blake " ; repairs to
destroyers of 11th FlotUla and attached destroyers at Northern
bases. Address : 12, Mariston Avenue, Keyham, Barton,
Devonport. (M1889)
HICKS, Thomas, M.B.E. ^i0.9!'
HICKS, Thomas William, M.B.E.. M.D. (Lond.), L.R.C.P.
(Lond.) M.R.C.S. (Eng.), J.P. (Middlesex), 6. 1869; s. of
Richard Hicks, of HuU, E. Yorks. ; to. Cicely Beatrix, d. of
— Grylls. Educ. : Hull and E. Riding Coll. ; London Univ.
Medical Officer and Public Vaccinator, 6th District, Barnet
Union ; Medical Officer, Finchley Cottage Hospital ; Medical
Officer, National Hospital (Finchley) ; Medical Officer, Summer-
ton Hospital (Finchley). War Work: Mobihsed and was
Officer in Command Summerlee Auxiliary War Hospital, E.
Finchley (100 Beds) ; Capt. Middlesex R.A.M.C (V.) ; Capt.
and Medical Officer of Eastern Command Volunteer Ambulance
Convoy ; Officer in Command, Middlesex V.A.D. 25. Address :
Park House, E. Finchley, N.2. Club : Royal Automobile. (M1890)
HICKS, Comm. WiUiam Thomas, O.B.E, R.N.
HICKSON, Elizabeth, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Joseph Beck,
of London ; m. Frederick George, s. of George Hickson, of
London Educ : Univ. Coll, London. Co-Principal of " Old-
field " Co, Education School, Swanage. War Work : Quarter
master and later Assist. Commandant at Cluny Red Cross
Auxiliary Hospital ; Commandant of Dorset V.A.D. 36. Club :
V A D (M8460)
HICKSON, Major Gerald Robert StedaU, C.B.E, fi. 1879.
Major R.M.L.I. ; served in Great War, 1914-19 ; mentioned in
despatches (O^^oo)
HICKSON, Major-Gen. Sir Samuel, K.B.E, C.B, B.A,

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MB BCh, L.M, Trinity CoU, Dublin; 6. 14 Nov. 1859; s.
of Capt. R. M. Hickson, J.P, of the Grove, Dingle, Co. Kerry;
to Aug 1903, Elizabeth Constance, y.d. of the late Rev. Canon
Bolsher, of Cork, and w. of R. Fry. Hon. Maj.-Gen. late
R A.M.C; formerly Hon. Surgeon to the King; Inspector of
Medical Services, War Office, 1914; and Asst. Director of
Medical Services, B.E.F, 1914-17 ; served in S. Africa, 1896-7
(despatches, medal with clasp) ; in S. African War 1899-1902
(despatcnes, brevet, 2 medals with 4 clasps); and in the
Great War (despatches). Address : White Lodge, Fleet, Hants.
Club: Constitutional.
HICKSON, WilUam Henry, O.B.E.
HIDE, Arthur, M.B.E.
HIDE, Constance, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 19 Oct. 1870 ; d. of
Robert Redmayne, of The Hermitage, Bowness-on-Winder-
mere ; to. WiUiam Seymour, s. of T. C. Hide. War Work :
Raising money for the East Riding Prisoners of War Fund ;
worked at the Riverside Quay, Hull, in connection with the
Repatriated Prisoners. Address : Cottingham Grange, East
Yorkshire. (M8461)
HIDE, Capt. Lewis, M.B.E, R.E.
HIGGIN, EUzabeth Philadelphia Lockhart, Mrs, M.B.E,
i. 1866 ; d. of John MacMorland, of Roxburghshire ; to.
WilUam, s. of WilUam Higgin, of Rosgauna, Co. Antrim.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies
Association, and War Pensions. Address : Blackwoodhoure,
Eaglesfield, Dumfriesshire. (M8462)
HIGGINS, Professor Alexander Pearoe, C.B.E, M.A,
LL.D, 6. 24 April, 1865 ; s. of Alexander Higgins, of Worcester ;
m. Mina, d. of Simon MacLennan, of Glasgow. Educ. :
Cathedral (King's) School, Worcester ; Downing CoUege,
Cambridge, (Scholar). Whewell Professor of International
Law, Cambridge ; Professor of International Law, London.
War Work : Adviser on International Law and Prize Law in the
Departments of H.M. Procurator-General and Treasury
Solicitor ; Legal Adviser in International Law to the Admiralty
for the Peace Conference at Paris. Addresses : 2, Pump Court,
Temple, E.C. ; 5, Salisbury ViUas, Cambridge. Club : London
University. (C198)
HIGGINS, Arthur Gordon, M.B.E, 6. 18 Feb. 1871 ;
s. of Thomas Dick Higgins, of Lewisham ; to. Edith AUce,
d. of Thomas Taylor, of Lewisham. Educ. : Roan School,
Greenwich. Master of Belmont Institution. War Work :
Acting Quartermaster during the occupation of the Institution
as a Prisoners of War Hospital. Address : Belmont, Sutton,
Surrey. (M8463)
HIGGINS, Lieut. Arthur HaU, M.B.E.
HIGGINS, Major Cecil Matthew, O.B.E, M.C
HIGGINS, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Charles Henry PragneU,
M.B.E. HIGGINS, Edward John, C.B.E, 6. 26 Nov. 1864 ;
s. of the late Edward Higgins, of London ; to. Catherine, d. of
David G. Price, of Penarth. Educ : Privately. Chief of Staff
of Salvation Army. War Work : In charge of all Salvation
Army work amongst the British Troops in Great Britain,
France and Belgium. Addresses : 101, Queen Victoria Street,
E.C. ; Clovelly, Powys Lane, Palmers Green, N. 13. (C2676)
HIGGINS, Lieut. John, M.B.E.
HIGGINS, Major John Esmond Longuet, O.B.E, M.C
HIGGINS, Lieut.-Col. and Qr.-Mr. Joseph Thomas,
O B F RASP
HIGGINS, ' Capt. Robert Henry Constable, M.B.E,
R.A.V.C, 6. 13 June, 1889 ; s. of Lieut -Col. Higgins, O.B.E,
of DubUn ; m. Phillis Edith, d. of C. R. Cook, of Wheathamp-
stead. Educ. : St. Andrew's Coll, DubUn, and R.V. Coll.
Ireland. War Work : With 3rd (Lahore) Division from India
to France, Aug 1914, to May, 1915 ; posted to 46th Mobile
Veterinary Section, Guards' Division, Aug. 1915, to Dec. 1915 ;
proceeded to Mesopotamia, Dec. 1915, with No. 7 Field Vety.
Section ; appointed A.D.V.S. 14th (Indian) Division, May,
1916 ; transferred to U.K., Jan. 1919 ; proceeded to Archangel
with Gen. Sadler Jackson's Brigade ; appointed Commandant,
Veterinary Training School, Archangel, until evacuated, with
British Forces. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (M6964)
HIGGINS, Sir Sydney George, Knt. Bach, C.B.E, 6. 26
Jan. 1867 ; s. of Warner Charles Higgins, of Portlane, Sunbury-
on-Thames, late Receiver-Gen. H.M. Office of Woods and
Forests ; m. 27 Aug. 1890, Ida Blanche, y. d. of James
Hollway, J.P, D.L, of Stanhoe Hall, Norfolk. Managing
Director, William France Fenwick & Co, Ltd, Shipowners,
London. War Service: Asst. Accountant-General and
Ministry of Shipping, 1 917-20. Address : Brooklands, Sunbury-
on-Thames. Club: Union. (C518)
HIGGINS, Capt. Thomas Twistington, O.B.E, M.B,
F.R.CS, R.A.M.C.
HIGGINS, William, O.B.E.
HIGGINS, Major WilUam George, O.B.E, 6. 4 May, 1883 ;
s. of Charles Patrick ; to. Adrienne Fannie, d. of Henry Higgins,
of London and Paris. Educ : Privately ; on the Continent ;
Manchester University. War Work : Supplies, R.A.S.C. ;
Organiser and President, 3rd Army Purchase Board and Central
Purchase Board, G.H.Q. France. Club : Thatched House. (02568)
HIGGINSON, Charles James, C.B.E, n. 17 May, 1871 ;
s. of Charles Frederick Higginson, of Hampstead. Educ. :
Privately. Barrister-at-Law, (Inner Temple). War Work :
From 1916 to 1919, Secretary to Restriction of Enemy Supplies
Department ; from February, 1919 to July 1919, Director of
the Department. Addresses : 1, Paper Buildings, Temple ;

54, Crediton HUI, Hampstead, N.W. 6. Club : Royal Societies'' (C2677)
HIGGON, Catherine Octavia, Mrs., M.B.E, J.P. ; <j 0f
Capt. C W. Carden, 36th Regt. ; to. Victor James, s. of Capt
J. D. G. Higgon.R.A, of Scolton, Pembrokeshire. Edue '•
Privately. War Work : Commandant and Officer in charge'
Cottesmore AuxiUary Hospital, Haverfordwest; Assistan.
County Director, B.R.C.S, for Pembrokeshire. Address ¦
Treffgarne Hall, Pern. „ ., ., T (M1892)
HIGGON, Victor James, M.B.E, J.P. ; s. of J. D. G
Higgon, Capt, R.A, of Scolton, Pembrokeshire ; m. Catherine
Octavia, s. of 0. W. Carden, Capt. 36th Regt. Educ. : Brad-
field CoU, and Univ. Coll, Oxford. War Work : Territorial
Force Association Sec. for the counties of Cardigan, Carmarthen
and Pembroke, 1914-19. Address : Treffgarne Hall, Pembroke
shire. (M8464)
HIGGS, Charles James, M.B.E, 6. 7 Oct. 1863. War
Work : Services in connection with Food Control. Address :
6, Bigwood Avenue, Hove. (M8465)
HIGGS, Ernest Bertram, M.B.E.
HIGGS, Col. Frederick William, C.B.E, M.D, B.S.,
M.R.CP, Army Medical Service, (T.F.), fi. 18 May, 1881 ;
s. of Augustus WiUiam Higgs, of Chelsea, sometime of E.
Hagbourne ; to. Dorothy Anderson, d. of John Walter Scott,
of Chandler's Ford. Educ: University of London; St.
George's Hospital. A.D.M.S. 2nd London Division, Territorial
Army ; Medical Officer, Ministry of Health ; late Physician,
Belgrave Hospital for Children ; Medical Registrar and Tutor,
&c. St George's Hospital and Divisional Medical Officer L.C.C.
Public Health Dept. War Work : 2nd in Command and Adjt.
l/2nd London CCS. (Home) ; O.C. No 8 Ambulance Train
(Home) ; O.C, 2/2nd London (No. 55) CCS. (Home and Abroad)
A.D.M.S. 66th Division (Abroad). Addresses : Ministry of
Health, WhitehaU, S.W. 1 ; DeU-Qua_, Sutton, Surrey. (C1267)
HIGGS, Lieut.-Col. Henry Joseph, O.B.E, A.M., MX
Mech.E, A.M.I.CE, B.A. (Cantab.) ; s. of Joseph Higgs, of
Indiana, U.S.A. ; m. Gladys Winifred, d. of James Rawlings,
J.P, of Hartlepool. Educ. : St. Paul's School, and Magdalene
Coll, Cambridge. Engineer, Managing Director, Ransome and
Maries Bearing Co, Ltd, Newark ; late Egyptian Civil Service
(Irrigation Dept.). War Work : Served in 2nd Field Co,
R.E, in France from Nov. 1914 to 1915 ; wounded, Neuve
ChapeUe ; served G.H.Q. Staff in Palestine, 1917-19 ; given
rank of Lieut.-Col. ; thrice mentioned in despatches and
awarded the Albert Medal in gold. Address: Southwell, Notts.
(O6201)
HIGHAM, Lieut. Frank David, M.B.E.
HIGHET, Sir Robert Swan, C.B.E, M.I.C.E, fi. 20 Mar.
1859 ; s. of late David Highet, of Ayr ; to. Violet Gibson,
d. of the late Charles Foegan, Towerhill, Ayrshire Educ. :
Ayr Academy. PupU and Assistant to John Skain, Civil
Engineer, and Vice-Pres. Inst.CE. ; joined the East Indian
Railway as Assist. Engineer, 1883; Chief Engineer, 1903;
Agent, 1912-19 ; President Indian RaUway Conference Associa
tion, 1918 ; Deputy Chairman East India RaUway Co.
Address : Cranley Lodge, Guildford. Club : Oriental. (C350)
HIGHFIELD, Comm. WiUiam, O.B.E, R.N.
HIGHMORE, Sir Nathaniel Joseph, G.B.E, K.C.B,
fi. 13 November, 1844 ; s. of WiUiam Highmore, M.D, of
Sherborne, Dorset ; to. Annie Louisa (Order of Mercy), d. of
John Lane Cutcliffe, J.P, of Stoke Damerel, Devon. Educ:
Sherborne and Middle Temple. Barrister-at-Law; Assistant
Solicitor of Inland Revenue and afterwards Solicitor for the
Customs and Excise ; Knighted 1907 ; retired 1913. War
Work : Appointed, August 1914, by Treasury on Committee
on Trade with the enemy ¦ subsequently Secretary to the
War Trade Department, Feb. 1915 ; and remained there until
its close in March, 1919. Address : Harbybrowe, Worcester
Park, Surrey. Club : Junior Carlton. (G52)
HIGHTON, Arthur Denys Salusbury, M.B.E, fi. 20 Oct.
1880 ; s. of the late Rev. Edward Highton, of Tarrant
Keynston, Dorset. War Work: Agent, Bank of Bengal,
Lucknow, during flotation of the Government of India Loan of
1918, and a member of the United Provinces War Loan Com
mittee. Address : Bank of Bengal, Lucknow. Clubs : East
India United Service; Bengal, Calcutta; Royal Bombay
Yacht. (M6162)
HIGHTON, WiUiam Thomas, M.B.E.
HIGMAN, Frank Sidney, M.B.E.
HIGMAN, Capt. Joseph CressweU, M.B.E. fi. 2 May,
1869 ; s. of the Rev. S. Higman, of Swansea, Glam. Educ. :
Swansea Grammar School ; Norton CoU. Principal Insurance
Officer . Board of Trade (Wales). War Work : Assisted Ministry
of Munitions, and Ministry of National Service; in charge
Labour Supply (War Office), South Wales ; Chairman, Road
Transport Board, Wales ; associated with Sir J. W. Courtes
and Sir J. W. Beynon in raising two complete county corps
Volunteers, R.A.S.C. Address: 68, Park Place, Cardiff.
Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; National Liberal. (M846W
HIGNETT, Alice, Mrs, M.B.E. „ „ _
HIGNETT, Dorothy Eleanor Augusta, Mrs., C.B.i.,
Lady of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem ; d. of Thomas Lawes
Rogers, late Coldstream Guards, of RaiahiU, Lancashire,
to. Arthur HoUand Hignett, s. of Thomas Hignett, of Cholmon-
deley, Cheshire. Educ. : At home. War Work : Deputy
Head, Irish War Hospital Supply Depot ; Hon. Organiser,
South of Deland Munition Makers' Canteens ; Hon. Organiser,
Irish National Waste Paper Collection and various other em
Cross activities. Address : 4, Shrewsbury Road, Dublin. (WOW

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HIGSON, EUzabeth Annie, Mrs., M.B.E.
HIGSON, Capt. Frank, O.B.E.
HIGSON, 2nd Lieut. Percy John, M.B.E, R.E.
HIGSON, Capt. WilUam, M.B.E.
HILDYARD, Cicely Frances, M.B.E. ; d. of the late J. R.
W. Hildyard, of Hutton BonvUle, Yorkshire, and Horsley,
Co. Durham. War Work: Hon. Sec. of the North Riding
of Yorkshire Branch of the Incorporated Soldiers' and Sailors'
Help Society ; Assistant Sec. and later Sec. of the North Riding
of Yorkshire Local War Pensions Committee. Address : Hutton
BonvUle, NorthaUerton. Club : Ladies' Park. (M846S)
HILDYARD, Gertrude Mary, Mrs. D'ARCY-, O.B.E,
fi. 28 Aug. 1870 ; Lady of the Manor of Colburn ; d. of J. E.
Burdon, widow of Robert Maxwell, Capt. 68th D.L. Infantry,
served Boer War (who died), s. of R. Thoroton-D'Arcy-HUd-
yard, Rifle Brigade, of Colburn Estate (see Burke's Landed
Gentry). Educ: Privately, and France. War Work : Organised
at own expense Mrs. D'Arcy-HUdyard's Rest Home and BUlet,
The Quayside, Boulogne (250 beds) ; the Rest Home gave
free beds and cooked rations for upwards of 250,000 men
proceeding to and from the firing Une ; holds 1914 Star, War
and Victory medals; mentioned in Gen. Haig's despatches,
1917. Addresses: 17, De Vere Gardens, W. 8 ; Colburn Manor,
Catterick, Yorkshire. Club : Kennel. (M3720)
HILES, Capt. Morton, O.B.E.
HILEY, Col. Ernest Haviland, C.B.E. New Zealand
Forces ; served in Great War, 1915-19 ; mentioned in des
patches. (C1857)
HILEY, Sir Ernest VarvUl, K.B.E, 6. 11 Oct. 1868 ;
s. of Charles HUey, of Yeadon, Wharfedale, Yorks ; m. Edith
Caroline, d. of James H. Beckingham, of Priestneld, Lintz
Green, Co. Durham, and widow of Walter Whetstone, of
Knighton. SoUcitor ; Town Clerk of Birmingham, 1908-16 ;
Chahman of MetropoUtan Carriage, Wagon, and Finance Co,
Ltd. ; Director, Vickers, Ltd. ; Vice-Chairman, Metropolitan
Vickers Electrical Co, Ltd.; Deputy Director-General of
Natural Science, 1917. Address : 7, Chelsea Embankment,
S.W. 3. Clubs : Carlton ; Conservative ; Union (Birming
ham). (K81)
HILEY, Mary, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 27 June, 1876 ; d. of
John Freeman Chatwin, of Sleaford, Lines ; m. George Archi
bald Wood, s. of WiUiam P. HUey, of Skegness. Educ :
Sleaford, Lines. War Work : Assisted in equipping and
organising Sleaford Red Cross Hospital, 1914-19 ; Com
mandant from 1915. Address : 4, Ickworth Road, Sleaford,
Lines. (03253)
HILEY, Capt. Wilfrid Edward, O.B.E.
HILL, Alex, O.B.E, M.D, J.P, 6. 1856 ; s. of John HU1,
of the London Stock Exchange ; to. Emma Mary, d. of B.
Woodward. Educ : Univ. CoU. School, and Downing CoU,
Cambridge. Sometime Master of Downing, and Vice-Chan
cellor of the Univ. of Cambridge. War Work : Served as Volun
teer Medical Officer, H.M.S. Hospital Ship " Oxfordshire " ;
lent Highfield HaU, Southampton, to British Red Cross for
hospital (120 beds), 1914-19. Addresses: Highfield HaU,
Southampton ; 50, Russell Square, W.C. 1. Clubs : Athenseum ;
Royal Southern Yacht. (O10629)
HILL, Alfred John, C.B.E, M.I.C.E, M.I.M.E, 6. 1862 ;
s. of Thomas HU1, of Peterborough ; to. 1892, Margaretta, d.
of John Bressey, of Bournemouth. Whitworth Scholar, 1882.
Engineer ; Chief Mechanical Engineer, Great Eastern RaUway.
Address : Pynes, Woodford Green, Essex. Club : Union.
HILL, Capt. Alfred Lyon, O.B.E, M.C, I.A.R.O.
HILL, Alfred Roland, M.B.E.
HILL, Professor Archibald Vivian, O.B.E, M.A., Sc.D,
F.R.S. ; m. Margaret NevUIe, d. of John NevUle Keynes, of
Cambridge. Educ : BlundeU's School; Trinity College, Cam
bridge. Professor of Phvsiology, Victoria University of Man
chester ; FeUow of King's CoUege, Cambridge ; sometime Fellow
and Junior Dean of Trinity College, Cambridge ; University
lecturer in Physiology ; H. O. Jones University Lecturer In
Physical Chemistry ; Governor of Blundell's School ; Chair
man of Old BlundeUian Club ; Member of Naval A.A. Gunnery
Committee ; Associate Member of Ordnance Committee. War
Work: Captain and Bt.-Major, 1st Bn. Cambs. Regt. T.F.;
Director of Antl-Aircraft Experimental Section Munitions
Inventions Dept. ; Brevet Major ; Member of A. A. Equip
ment Committee, Ministry of Munitions ; Member of Air
Inventions Committee. Addresses : 45, The Downs, Altrincham,
Cheshire ; Trinity College, Cambridge ; King's CoUege, Cam
bridge. (0422)
HILL, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Arthur, M.B.E.
HILL, Arthur James, M.B.E.
HILL, Charles, M.B.E. (M10394)
HILL, Lieut.-Col. Charles Henry, C.B.E, b. Aug. 1880 ;
«• of Charles Henry HiU, of Southampton, Hants ; m. Francis
Mane, d. of Hon. Edward H. Hawkes, of New York, U.S.A.
Muc. : Woolstone CoUege, Hants ; Handel CoUege,
Southampton, Hants. Banker, Colonial Bank of London,
^few York Agency. War Work ; Oct. 1914 to March, 1916,
bieutenant, Royal Naval Division ; severely wounded at
talUpok, May,- 1915; March, 1916, transferred to Army,
as Major, 2nd in Command 16th Yorks and Lancaster Regt. ;
i«»v 1916> Promoted to Lieut.-Col, raised and commanded,
intb Battn. Scottish Rifles, Paisley, Scotland; June, 1918,
transferred to command 16th Battn., York and Lancaster Regt,
ftrt Castle, Yorks. Address : c/o Colonial Bank of London,
^2, William Street, NewJYork, U.S.A. (CI 616)

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HILL, Christopher John, O.B.E, B.A, 6. 18 Sept. 1870 ;
s. of Thomas Rowland Hill, of Broadwater Down, Tunbridge
WeUs ; m. Hilda Isabel, d. of Milner Moore, of Eastbourne.
Educ. : Rugby and Trinity Coll, Cambridge. War Work :
Chairman of Shell Band Committee, and Director of Depart
ment controlling the whole of the manufactured copper in the
country. Address : Warley Mount, Brentwood, Essex. Clubs :
New Univ. ; St. Stephen's ; Sports ; M.O.O. (010630)
HILL, Edith, O.B.E.
HILL, Capt. Ernest Edward, M.B.E, D.C.M, 6. 29 Aug.
1870 ; s. of William Hill, of Littleport ; to. Agnes, d. of George
Markall, of Southery. Educ. : Marham School, Norfolk.
War Work : Adj. 2/1 Lincolnshire Yeomanry, and Garrison
Adj., Canterbury. Address : Aberdeen, York Road, Heme
Bay. (M6654)
HILL, EUzabeth Ann, Mrs, O.B.E.
HILL, Emma Carey, Mrs., M.B.E.
HILL, Lieut.-Col. Franois Robert, C.B.E, T.D, M.B,
CM, 6. 1873; s. of Laurence Hill, J.P, CE, of Greenock.
Educ. : Loretto. Chief Commissioner of Medical Services,
London Region, Ministry.'of Pensions. War Work : Commanded
2/4th East Lancashire Howitzer Bde. R.F.A, 1915 ; Lieut.-Col.
Commanding 331st Brigade R.F.A, 1915 to August, 1917 ;
transferred to R.A.M.C, Aug. 1917 ; appointed D.A.D.G,
A.M.S, at War Oflice ; transferred to Ministry of Pensions,
April, 1919 ; Commissioner of Medical Services, West Midland
Region, (Birmingham) tUl Jan. 1920, when he was appointed
Director of Medical Services at Headquarters, which appoint
ment he reUnquished to become Chief Commissioner of the
London Region in August, 1920. Address : 2, The Grove,
Highgate Road, N.W. 5. Clubs : Caledonian ; Royal Society
of Medicine. (C1617)
HILL, Frank, M.B.E.
HILL, Lieut.-Col. Frank William Rowland, C.M.G, D.S.O,
O.B.E, 6. 1875 ; to. 1904, Queenie, d. of Col. Moutray Read,
formerly of Oriel House, Folkestone. Entered Dorsetshire
Regt. 1895 ; Capt. Roy. FusUiers (City of London Regt.) 1901 ;
transferred to Army Ordnance Depart. 1914 ; Brevet Lieut.-
Col. 1915 ; Tirah Expedition, 1897-98 (medal with two clasps) ;
S. Africa, 1899-1900 (despatches, Queen's medal with five
clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-17, as
Ordnance Officer (despatches). Address : 30, Bramham Gardens,
S.W.5. (07278)
HILL, Major Frederick George, O.B.E, 6. 17 June, 1878 ;
s. ot Robert Hill-Littler, of Chichester Park, Belfast. Educ. :
Royal Academy, Belfast. Official Assignee, Belfast Local
Bankruptcy Court. War Work : O.C R.G.A, Greypoint
Batt, Helen's Bay, Co. Down, from Sept. 1914, to June, 1919 ;
selected Military Officer, Belfast, Defences and in charge of
Examination Service from Sept. 1914, to AprU, 1918 ; the
Examination Anchorage, Belfast Lough, was one of the chief
shelters for ships and convoys untU late in 1918 ; responsible
for identification and passing in of H.M. ships of all classes to
the shipyards and docks for repairs. Address : Ballyvernett
House, Bangor, Co. Down. Clubs : United Service ; Royal
Ulster Yacht ; Bangor. (07278)
HILL, Lieut. Garrington Lewis Watson, M.B.E, R.G.A.
a -a
' HILL, Lieut. George Alexander, D.S.O, M.B.E, M.C.
HILL, Major George Bernard, O.B.E, 6. 1874 ; s. of James
Duke HIU, of Terlings Park, Essex ; m. Frances Grace, d. of
J. Heywood Johnstone, M.P, of Bignor Park, Sussex, and
Trewithen, Cornwall. Educ. : Repton ; Pembroke College,
Cambridge. Member of London Stock Exchange. War
Work : Served 4 years in France in M.T, R.A.S.C ; Commanded
Fourth Army Mechanical Transport Company. Address :
37, Draycott Place, S.W. 3. Club : WeUington. (01468)
HILL, George Grayson, M.B.E.
HILL, George James, M.B.E, M.A. (Cantab.), F.C.I.S,
6. 3 May, 1856 ; s. of Henry HUI, of Croft, Lincolnshire ; to.
Emma Eleanor, d. of William Rhodes, of Antigua, West Indies.
Educ. : Royal ' Coll. of Science, and Cambridge Univ. War
Work : Hon. Sec. Cambridge War Savings Committee ; Member,
Ministry of Labour ; Officers' Appointments Dept. Committee;
Officers' Univ. Mechanical Classes ; Private, 1st Vol. Batt.
Cambridgeshire Regiment from May, 1917, to July, 1918.
Addresses : 6, Pemberton Terrace, Cambridge ; Peterhouse,
Cambridge. Club: Cambridge Union. (M8471)
HILL, Lieut. Gerald Dudley, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
HILL, Harry, M.B.E, 6. 5 July, 1887. War Work:
Executive Officer, Borough of Basingstoke Local Food Control
Committee ; Hon. Sec. Church of England Soldiers' Institute ;
Hon. Sec. National Service Local Committee ; Joint Hon. Sec.
YMCA. Hut Week Committee. Address: Grove Cottage,
Basingstoke. (M8472)
HILL, Capt. Hedley, O.B.E, Can. A.P.C
HILL, Helen Ogatha, M.B.E. „,,„,„,
HILL, Henry Grenville, M.B.E. (M10449)
HILL, Major Henry Leonard Gauntlett, O.B.E.
HILL, Major Herbert John, D.S.O, O.B.E.
HILL, Jessie, Mrs., M.B.E.
HILL, Capt. John, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
HILL, Major John Arthur, O.B.E, R.A.S.C. (T.).
HILL, Capt. John Burrow, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 27 Dec. 1886 ;
s. of late Edward Burrow HiU, of Bristol ; to. Dorothy Muriel,
d. ot late Sir Lionel DareU, Bt. of Gloucestershire (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ. : Winchester ; Magdalen CoUege, Oxford.
Land Agent ; Partner in firm of Messrs Whatley, Hill & Co.,
24, Ryder Street, St. James's. War Work : Bucks Bn,

Hill

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Oxford and Bucks L. I. ; Staff Captain, 144 Drfy. Bde. Address :
6, St. Leonard Terrace, Chelsea. Club : Windham. (02481)
HILL, Major John Edgar, O.B.E, M.A, Oxon, 6.
17 Aug. 1886; s.of John Cathles HiU, of Highgate, London, N.
Educ. : Felsted School ; Merton College, Oxford. Address :
9, Regent's Court, Hanover Gate, N.W. 1. Club : Oxford and
Cambridge. (O2906)
HILL, Capt. Ledger Story, M.B.E.
HILL, Major Leslie Rowley, O.B.E, R.F.A, fi. 28 Dec.
1884 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Col. R. R. 0. Hill, 31st Foot : m.
EUeen Dorothy, d. of Col. J. B. Hutchinson, C.S.I, J.P,
of Cambridge. Educ : St. Ninians, Moffat, and WeUington.
War Work : Sept. 1914, to June, 1916, France and Belgium ;
Feb. 1917, to end of War, General Staff, War Office. Address :
Cox & Co. (08837)
HILL, Major Lionel Edward, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
HILL, Rear-Adm. Marcus Rowley, C.B.E, 6. 13 Mar.
1867 ; s. of late Rt. Rev. Rowley 0. G, g.s. of Sir George HiU,
4th Bart, (see BTTKKE'S Peerage) ; in. EUen Mabel, d. of Rt. Hon.
J. W. MeUor, P.C, M.P. Is an officer of the Legion of Honour.
Club : Naval and MiUtary. (C2270)
HILL, Major Reginald Day Finch, O.B.E, 6. 19 Jan.
1875 ; s. of Thomas Rowland HiU, of Tunbridge Wells ; m.
Eugenie Marie, d. of L. Poudret, of France. Educ. : Clifton
CoUege. Chartered Accountant. War Work : R.A.S.C,
Nov. 1914-April, 1919. Addresses : 10/12, CopthaU Avenue,
E.C. 2 ; " Tanagra," Brighton Road, Purley, Surrey. CZufi :
City of London. (02571)
HILL, Capt. Robert, M.B.E.
HILL, Robert, O.B.E.
HILL, Capt. Robert Charles, M.B.E.
HILL, Lieut.-Col. Robert Montague, C.B.E, R.G.A.
(S.R.). Served in Great War, 1914-19 ; mentioned in des
patches. (C1618)
HILL, Lieut. Thomas Edgar, M.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6. 26 Jan.
1881 ; s. of Thomas HiU, of Moseley, Birmingham ; to. Mona
Isobel, d. of G. A. J. Burr, of Douglas, Isle of Man. Educ. :
King Edward VI. Grammar School, Birmingham. Cashier,
Lloyds Bank, Ltd. (Final Institute of Bankers). War Work :
Served with 2/5 Gloucesters, in France, 1916 ; with R.A.S.C,
France and Belgium, Aug. 1917, to Sept. 1919 ; wounded, Sept.
1918. Address : St. Crantock, Wotton-under-Edge. (M4522)
HILL, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Eustace, O.B.E, M.A. (Durham),
M.B, B.Sc. (Edin.), R.A.M.C. (V.), 6. 1865 ; s. of Dr. Alfred
HiU, F.R.S, of Birmingham ; to. Kate, d. of Edward Pritchard,
of Kingswood, Warwickshire. Educ. : King Edward's High
School, Birmingham, and Edinburgh University. County
Medical Officer of Health, Durham, etc. ; Professor of Public
Health, Durham University. War Work : Officer Commanding,
Durham R.A.M.C. (V.). Addresses : Harewood Hill, Darling
ton ; Shire HaU, Durham. Clubs : County Durham ; Royal
Societies'. (O1470)
HILL, Major Trevor Montague, O.B.E.
HILL, Lieut.-Col. Walter de Marchot, C.B.E, R.A.M.C,
6. 12 Feb. 1877 ; s. of Major-Gen. WilUam Hill ; m. Margaret
Ethel, d. of Robert Reed, of Bristol. Educ. : Blairlodge,
Scotland. Adviser in Special MiUtary Surgery, Ministry of
Pensions. War Work : Lieut. R.A.M.C, Nov. 1914 ; France,
1915, with 82nd Brigade, R.F.A. ; 1916-1918, Lieut.-Col,
officer i/c Special MiUtary Surgical Hospital, Shepherd's Bush ;
1918-1920, Assistant Inspector of Special MUitary Surgery,
and Liaison Officer to Ministry of Pensions. Addresses : 31,
Cadogan Gardens, S.W. ; 80, Grosvenor Street, W. Club :
Wellington. (C1619)
HILL, Marjorie CROSBIE-, O.B.E.
HILL, Capt. Harold GARDINER-, M.B.E, R.A.F
HILL, Capt. Gerald Arthur SINCLAIR-, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HILL, Amy, Mrs. WOOD-, M.B.E.
HILLARY, Capt. Michael James, D.S.O, O.B.E. Lieut.
and T. Capt. AustraUan Forces ; served in Great War, 1915-
19 ; mentioned in despatches. (06737)
HILLEARY, Major Edward Langdale, O.B.E.
HILLEARY, George Edward, O.B.E.
HILLIAR, Harry WilUam, C.B.E.
HILLIAR, Robert James, M.B.E.
HILLIARD, Gladys EUzabeth Clark, M.B.E, 6. Oct,
1880 ; d. of J. B. Hilliard, of Glasgow. Edue. : Glasgow ;
Sunderland; Brussels. Welfare Supt, The United Turkey
Red Co, Ltd, Vale of Leven, Dumbartonshire, Scotland.
War Work : Clothing and Despatch Dept, Glasgow (Scottish
Branch British Red Cross Soc.) ; Canteen work in connection
with Women's Volunteer Reserve (Glasgow Batt.) ; Lady
Supt. Inspection Dept, Ministry of Munitions, Glasgow and
West of Scotland Area. Address : 32, Athole Gardens,
Kelvinside, Glasgow. Club : Lady Artists', Glasgow. (M1895)
HILLIARD, Capt. James Joseph, O.B.E, R A V C
HILLIARD, Robert, M.B.E.
HILLINGDON, Alice Marion, Lady, O.B.E, 6. 1857 ; 2nd
d. of 5th Baron Suffield (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Charles
William, 2nd Baron Hillingdon (died 1919) (see Burke's Peerage).
War Work : Red Cross ; Middlesex Agricultural Women's Com
mittee ; War Pensions ; Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Associa
tion. Address: Vernon House, 6, Park Place, St. James',
¦ (O10633)
HILLKIRK, Evelyn Margaret, M.B.E.
,THIKL1iAoN5 CApt- Ge°rge Brown, M.B.E, L.M.S.S.A.
(Lond), L.S.A (Lond.), R.A.M.C, fi. 5 July, 1867; s. of
Samuel David Hillman, of Ilkley, Yorkshire; m. Christina

Gordon, d. of John Henderson, of Bradford, Yorks. Eauc ¦
High School, Dkley ; Yorkshire Coll. ; Leeds Univ. M.O.H
Whitwood Urban District ; Medical Referee, Ministry ' of
Pensions ; Chairman, Local Medical and Panel Committees
for W.R. of Yorkshire j Chairman, Wakefield Division British
Medical Association. War Work : Officer in charge " Spinola "
and " Hamrun " Military Hospitals at Malta ; Medical Officer
Ledston Hall AuxUiary Hospital, Yorkshire ; Member of
Recruiting Medical Boards, Pontefract. Address : 3, South
Parade, Wakefield, Yorkshire. Club : Leeds and County
Conservative. (M8475
HILLS, Lieut.-Col. Charles Edward, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HILLS, Capt. Henry, M.B.E, R.E.
HILLS, Isabel Sinton, Mrs., M.B.E, M.A, 6. 4 March
1889 ; d. of WiUiam Thorburn, of Edinburgh ; m. Philip
Cowlishaw, s. of W. A. Hills, M.Inst.M.M, of Barnes, London.
Educ. : George Watson's Ladies' Coll, Edinburgh ; Edinburgh,
Univ. ; Women's Institute, Victoria Street, London. Asst.
Sec. to the Natural Food Reform Assoc. ; Sec. to Messrs. E. W.
Neems & Co, Gracechurch Street, E.C. War Work : Personal
Assistant to Sir Arthur Dickinson, Chief Financial Adviser to
the ControUer of Coal Mines. Address : ThorhUl, Denton,
Kent. (M1898
HILLS, Major John Harris, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HILLS, Lieut. Loftus, M.B.E.
HILLS, Lucy, M.B.E, 6. 1858 ; d. of John Hills, of
Maidstone. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Responsible
for sending boxes of food to Prisoners of War who belonged to
Maidstone ; Hon. Business Manager to the Maidstone and
District Central War Work Association ; Egg ControUer for
Maidstone, for sending eggs to the wounded. Address : Rock
House, Maidstone. ¦ (M8476)
HILLS, Major Reginald Playfair, O.B.E, M.C.
HILLS, Capt. Reginald Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 19 June,
1876 ; s. of Henry Hills, of Warwick ; m. Amy Lilian, d. of
Robert Symington Gold, J.P, of Warwick. Educ. : Warwick
School. Asst. Director of Education for County of Warwick.
War Work : Served in France with 2/7th Batt. R. War. Regt. ;
invalided Aug. 1916 ; on discharge from hospital, Aug. 1917,
appointed to staff of L. S. Dept, Ministry of Munitions; ap
pointed Director, War Munitions Volunteer Enrolment Sub
section of Ministry of Munitions, May, 1918. Address : Lane-
borough, Leamington Spa. (M8477)
HILLS, Col. Edmond Herbert, GROVE-, C.M.G, C.B.E.,
6. 1 Aug. 1864 ; s. of Herbert A. HUls, of High Head Castle,
Cumberland ; to. Juliet, d. of James Spencer-BeU, M.P, of
Fawe Park, Keswick. Assumed by deed poU, 28 Oct. 1920,
the additional name of Grove. Educ. : Winchester ; Royal
MiUtary Academy. Colonel, Royal Engineers. War Work:
Assistant Chief Engineer, Eastern Command. Address:
Campden HiU, W. 8. Club : United Service. (C1620)
HILLYARD, Capt. John WiUiam, O.B.E.
HILLYER, Herbert Keys, O.B.E.
HILTON, Evelyn, M.B.E. War Work: Hon. Sec,
Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Association, Hampstead Divi
sion ; Hon. Sec, London War Pensions Committee, Hampstead;
Hon. Agent, Royal Patriotic Fund Corporation, Hampstead.
Address : 52, Upper Park Road, Hampstead, London, N.W. 3.
(M8478)
HILTON, George Grimmer, M.B.E, 6. 1867 ; s. of Alder
man George HUton, of Chelsea ; to. Mary, d. of Henry
Bayley, of Bleadon, Somerset. Educ : City of London and
City of Westminster Schools. Manager, Shipping Dept,
Merchant's Office. War Work: Supervising Clerk, War Oflice;
Secretary, War Savings Association, M.S 4 T. Branch, War
Office ; Treasurer, St. Mark's, Noel Park Institute War Savings
Association. Address : 149, Lymington Avenue, Wood Green,
London, N. (M3721)
HILTON, Mary, M.B.E, 6. 24 May, 1848; d. of Capt.
Thos. Hilton, of Sole Street, Faversham, Kent. War Work:
Chiefly Canteen Work at West Station, Canterbury; working
for Blue Cross, horse bandages. Address : The Green, St.
Stephen's, Canterbury. (M8479)
HILTON, Major R. S., O.B.E.
HINCHLIFFE, Capt. Arthur, M.B.E.
HINCHLIFFE, Robert, M.B.E, M.I.N.A, i. 28 July,
1874 ; s. ol John Hinchliffe, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; m. Elisa
beth, d. of John T. Dove, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ:
Rutherford Coll, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Assistant Naval Archi
tect to Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth & Co, Ltd, Newcastle-
on-Tyne ; late Lecturer on Naval Architecture at Armstrong
Coll, Univ. of Durham. War Work : Construction and repair
of warships. (M1901)
HINCHCLIFFE, Engineer-Capt., WUUam Fryer, C.B.E.
R.N. Served in Great War, 1914-19; mentioned in despatches. (C1928I
HINCKS, Capt. Henry, O.B.E, 6. 10 June, 1879; s. of
late Capt. T. C. Hincks, Royal Berks Regt. Educ. : Privately.
Served York and Lancaster MUitia Regt. during S. African War.
War Work : Served in France ; appointed, under Ministry of
National Service, ControUer Profiteering Department.
Addresses : Easterlands, WeUington, Somerset ; Howser, B.C..
Canada. Club : Windham. (03131)
HINCKS, WiUiam Edwin, O.B.E.
HIND, Capt. Arthur Mayger, O.B.E.
HIND, Capt. LesUe Glossop M.B.E, b. 3 Jan. 1896;
s. of Robert Anderson Hind, of Cheadle Heath, Cheshire.
Ed-uc. : Manchester Central High School. Assistant Chief of
Police, Midland RaUway. War Work : Served in France and

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Belgium, 1914-20, as D.A.P.M. Railways, British Troops in
France and Flanders. Address : Cleeve, Cheadle Heath,
Cheshire ; Glendale, Swinburne Street, Derby. Club : Derby
shire Conservative. (M6530)
HIND, Lieut. Norman Sinclair, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
HIND, Robert William, M.B.E.
HIND, Wilhelmina Maria, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 29 May, 1859 ;
d. of WUUam Manfleld, of Lxworth Thorpe, Bury St. Edmunds ;
m. Wheelton, s. of the Rev. W. M. Hind, LL.D, of Honington,
Siinolk. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Vice-Pres. Red Cross
Society, Stoke-upon- Trent Division ; Hon. Commandant,
V.A.D. Staffs 6; Sec. of Ladies' Committee (Stoke Branch),
North Staffs Cripples' Aid Society ; Initiator and Sec. Stoke
upon-Trent Penny Fund from July, 1915, to Feb. 1919, which
Fund realised nearly £1000 for Red Cross and Comforts for
troops ; Chairman and Sec. of Stoke-upon-Trent local Branch
of Voluntary Organisation in the County Association of Stafford
shire. Address : Roxeth House, Stoke-upon-Trent. (010635)
HINDE, Lieut.-Col. Alfred Buckley, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
(ret.), 6. 6 Nov. 1862 ; s. of Joshua Bryer Hinde, of Lancaster ;
m. Annie Jacoba, d. of Archibald McCallum, of Middelburg,
Transvaal. Educ. : EUzabeth Coll., Guernsey ; Middlesex
Hospital, London. District Surgeon, De Lagers Drift, Middel
burg ; D.S, Carolina. War Work : India, N.W. Frontier,
1897, medal and clasp ; South Africa, 1899-1902 (medal with
five clasps ; twice mentioned in despatches) ; A.D.M.S.
German West Africa, Southern Force, 1914-15 ; O.C 76th
Field Ambulance, 25th Division, France, 1915-17 (mentioned
in despatches) ; O.C. 31st General Hospital and 87th General
Hospital (Egypt), 1917-19 (mentioned in despatches). Ad
dress : Carolina, Transvaal, South Africa. CTufis .- Junior
Naval and MUitary ; Primrose. (O6202)
HINDE, Capt. Harold Montague, O.B.E, R.A.S.C,
fi. 24 Aug. 1895; s. of Lieut.-Col. W. H. Hinde, R.E.
(ret.). Educ. : Blundell's School, and R.M.C, Sandhurst.
War Work : Embarked with 6th Div. for France, Sept. 1914 ;
Invalided home, Aug. 1915 ; Home Service in Deland, Jan.
to May, 1916 ; embarked for France, June, 1916 ; with 30th
Div., 1916-17 ; with Guards Div, M.T. Coy, tiU Jan. 1919;
Hdqrs. 2nd Army and Rhine Army, Dec. 1919. Address :
Heathcote, Wellington College, Berks. Club : The Services. (05382)
HINDE, Capt. Henry Thomas Langford, O.B.E.
HINDELL, Lieut. Harold GoodaU, M.B.E, R.E.
HINDLEY, Edith Cairns, O.B.E., d. of Rev. W. Talbot
Hindley. War Work : Warden of Bedford and Digram House
(Y.W.C.A.); Area Secretary, Boulogne (Clubs 2, Recreation
Huts for the Q.M.A.A.C). Address : 62, Gloucester Place,
Portman Square. Club : Forum. (03754)
HINDLEY, Major Frank Lawton, O.B.E, M.R,
N.Z.O.F. HINDLIP, Charles AUsopp, Lord, O.B.E, J.P, D.L,
Junior Whip, House of Lords ; 6. 22 Sept. 1877 ; s. of 2nd
Baron Hindhp (see Bttrke's Peerage) ; to. 1904 Agatha, d. of
the late John 0. Thynne. Educ : Trinity CoU, Cambridge.
Late' Capt. 3rd Batt. Worcestershire Regt. : served in South
African War, 1900 (medal, 3 clasps) ; A.D.C to late Governor
of Victoria ; Capt., War Office Staff since Aug. 1914 (despatches).
Address : Hindhp HaU, Worcester. CZ»6s .- Carlton : Turf.
(08838)
HINDMARSH, Col. Edwin Andrew Cuthbert, M.B.E,
V.D, F.R.C.S.E, 6. 25 July, 1865 ; s. of John Hindmarsh ;
m. Mary Dorothea, d. of the late Thomas Gott Livingston,
Vicar of Addingham, Diocese of Carlisle. Educ. : Univ. of
Edinburgh. S.M.O, India Defence Force Medical Corps ;
MD. 1st Bihar Light Horse ; CivU Surgeon, Nuzaffarpur
District ; Superintendent, Nuzaffarpur JaU. War Work :
Organised War Gifts Fund in Sept. 1914, acting as Hon. Sec.
and Treasurer tiU 1919 ; lectured on the war ; collected funds
tor " Our Day." Address : Nuzaffarpur, India. Clubs :
Bengal ; Junior Army and Navy ; Royal Societies'. (M2762)
HINDMARSH, Capt. Harold Hammond, O.B.E.
HINE, Major Thomas Guy Macaulay, O.B.E., R.A.M.C.
HINE, Major Walter, O.B.E, 6. 20 Nov. 1889 ; s. of
Herbert Hine, of Essex. Educ : Woodside. War Work :
Served Egypt, Salonica, and Constantinople continuously from
1915 to Feb. 1920. Address : 42a, Elsham Road, Kensington. (08695)
HINES, Arthur Sidney, M.B.E.
HINES, Ernest Edward, M.B.E, F.CI.I, 6. 22 May,
1871 ; s. of Edward Hines, of Norwich ; to, Mary Jane, d. of
WUUam Huddlestone, of Norwich. Edue. : King Edward VI.
Commercial School, Norwich. Branch Manager, Commercial
Union Assurance Co, Ltd, Norwich. War Work : Special
PoUce, Commander No. 2 Company (Norwich). Address :
439 Unthank Road, Norwich. (M1902)
HDJES, Major John Tatham, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
HINGSTON, Lieut. Alfred, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HINGSTON, Capt. Alfred Joseph, O.B.E, R.E.
HINGSTON, Cicely Lamorna, M.B.E, fi. 26 Aug. 1894 ;
a. of Richard Hingston, of Liskeard, CornwaU. Educ. : Ladies'
Coll., Cheltenham. War Work : Joint Committee V.A.D,
proceeded to France 18 Aug. 1915 ; worked at Boulogne Rest
Station (B.R.C.S.), attached to Gas Helmet Repair Depot,
AbbeyUle. from Aug. 1915 to Feb. 1918 ; seconded to Queen
Mary's Army Aux. Corps as Assist. Administrator, June,
1917 ; attached to Directorate of Ordnance Services, G.H.Q.,
Feb. 1918, and became Officer in charge, Central Registry at
Directorate, April, 1918, tffl Nov. 1919 (mentioned in despatches).

Addresses : Liskeard, Cornwall ; c/o Messrs Lloyds Bank,
Ltd St. James' Street, W. 1. Club: V.A.D. Ladies'. (M3133)
HINGSTON, Major Clayton Alexander Frances, O.B.E,
I.M.S. HINKS, Arthur Robert, C.B.E, M.A, F.R.S, Chevalier
de l'Ordre de la Couronne (Belgium), 6. 26 May, 1873 ; s. of
Robert Hinks, of London ; to. Lily Mary ; d. of Jonathan
Packman, of Croydon. Educ : Whitgfft Grammar School,
Croydon, and Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. Secretary of the
Royal Geographical Society, and Gresham Lecturer in Astronomy.
War Work : Geographical work for the General Staff, especially
the 1/MUlion Map of Europe and the Near East, and the
1/Two MiUion Map of Africa. Addresses : 1, Peroy VUlas,
Campden HiU, W. 8. ; The White Cottage, Royston, Herts. (C2680)
HINKS, Lieut. Edward, M.B.E, R.A.V.C.
HINKS, Frederiok George, O.B.E.
HINKS, Peroy John, O.B.E.
HINKSON, Ernest Augustus, M.B.E.
HINNELL, Joseph Squier, O.B.E, M.D, B.C., B.A.
(Cantab.), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.S.A. (Lond.), 6. 10 April,
1862 ; s. of Geo. Jno. Hinnell, of Bury St. Edmunds ; to.
Emma Mary, d. of David Scott, of Cambridge. Educ. : Bury
St. Edmunds Grammar School ; Pembroke Coll, Cambridge ;
St. Thomas' Hospital, London. Senior Hon. Med. Officer,
West Suffolk General Hospital, Bury St. Edmunds : Medical
Officer and PubUc Vaccinator, 6th District of Bury St. Edmund's
Union. War Work : Hon. Surgeon, Ampton Red Cross Hospi
tal. Address : 62, Garland Street, Bury St. Edmunds. (010636)
HINTON, Margaret Searle, M.B.E. ; d. of Thomas James
Searle-Hinton, of Boundstone, Farnham. Educ. : St. John's,
Oxford. War Work: Lady Supt. Separation Allowance
Dept, Surrey Territorial Force Association, 1915-20. Club :
Cartwright Gardens. (M8480)
HINTON, Lieut. WiUiam Henry, M.B.E, R.F.A.
HIPPISLEY, Major Arthur, O.B.E, late R.A, 6. 1883 ;
8. of Henry Edward Hippisley, J.P, of South Lawn, Ston-
Easton ; to. Cecily Louisa White Crawford, of Wyke Regis.
Educ. : WeUington College, and R.M.A. War Work : France,
Sept. 1914, 110 Heavy Battery ; Egypt and France, Adjutant,
35 Heavy ArtiUery Group ; Belgium and Italy, Commanding
197 Siege Battery, R.G.A. ; Italy, Brigade Major, Heavy
ArtiUery, British Force, in Italy. Address : South Lawn,
Ston-Easton, nr. Bath. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (02982)
HIPPISLEY, Comm. Richard John Bayntun, O.B.E,
T.D, D.L, R.N.V.R.
HIPWELL, Rev. Richard Senior, O.B.E, M.A, B.D,
6. 1881 ; s. of the late Abraham Hipwell, of Spring Gardens,
Mountrath. Educ. : Patrician Brothers Schools, Mountrath ;
University of the Cape of Good Hope ; Trinity Coll, Dublin.
Curate-in-Charge of Oldcastle, Co. Meath. War Work : Tem
porary Chaplain to the Forces, 1915-20 ; served in Dardanelles,
France, Egypt and Mesopotamia. Address : The Rectory,
Oldcastle, Co. Meath. Club : Church Imperial, Westminster. (06639)
HIRD, Frank, O.B.E, 6. 16 Jan. 1873 ; s. of James Hird,
R.N, of Lowmoor. Educ. : Privately. Assistant-Editor of
the " Guardian." War Work : Voluntary service as porter
and secretary in two Red Cross Hospitals in Tunbridge Wells.
1914-1916 ; voluntary service as Commissioner to the Third
Army in France, and Assistant Chief Commissioner for France
and Belgium, for the Church Army, 1916-1918. Address :
20, Redcliffe Gardens, S.W. 10. Clubs : WeUington ; Odd
Volumes. (01475)
HIRD, Thomas Cullen, M.B.E.
HIRTZEL, Major Clement Henry Armitage, O.B.E,
R.A.F. HISCOX, George, M.B.E. (M10395)
HISLOP, James, O.B.E.
HISLOP, Margaret Mary Annie, M.B.E.
HITCH, LiUan, M.B.E.
HITCHCOCK, Eldred Frederick, C.B.E., Order of St.
Stanislau (Russian), Order of the Crown (Belgium) ; to. Ethel
May, d. of Adolph Lorie, of Horsham Downs, New Zealand.
Educ. : Burford Grammar School, and Oxford University.
TUl Nov. 1919, Warden of Toynbee HaU, London. War Work :
Deputy-Director of Wool TextUes, Department of Surveyor-
General of Supply, War Office ; Member of Board of Control
of Wool Textile Industries, Wool CouncU, War Trade Depart
ment, Export Licences Committee, War Office Clothing
Committee, etc. ; Assistant Director of Raw Material. Address :
62, Cleveland Square, Hyde Park, W. 2. Club : Authors'. (C2681)
HITCHCOCK, Howard, O.B.E. (011980)
HITCHCOCK, Katherine Elizabeth, M.B.E, b. 25 June,
1896 ; d. of Brooke Richard Brasier, J.P, of BaUy EUis, MaUow,
Co. Cork; m. Frank C, s. of the Rev. F. R. Montgomery
Hitchcock, D.D, of Kinnitty, King's Co. Educ. : French
School, Bray ; Northwood HaU, Hornsey, London. War
Work : Manageress of the MaUow Free Buffet for Soldiers and
SaUors from April, 1915, to Nov. 1918 ; organised entertain
ments for wounded soldiers. Address : c/o Lieut. F. C Hitch
cock, M.C, 1st Batt. the Leinster Regt, Fort St. George, Madras,
India. (M8482)
HITCHCOCK, 2nd Lieut. Lawrence Hiron, M.B.E.
HITCHCOCK, Lieut. Percy Albion, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
HITCHCOCK, Capt. Richard Howard, M.B.E.
HITCHCOCK, Capt. Roland George, M.B.E.
HITCHCOCK, Thomas GUbert, O.B.E, 6. 22 Nov. 1872 ;

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

s of Albert Hitchcock, of WelUngton, Somerset; to. Jessie
Maud, d. of Edward ParneU Vine, of London. Educ : County
School, WeUington, Som. War Work: Hon. Sec. PubUcity
Sub-Committee of Manchester War Savings Committtee. (010637)
HITCHCOCK, Major Harry WilUam Geddes BURNETT-,
HITCHEN, Ann Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E,
HITCHINGS, Capt. Oswald Thomas, O.B.E.
HITCHON, Witham, M.B.E. War Work : Hon. Sec.
War Savings Committee and Member of Food Control Com
mittee, Denton; Hon. Sec, Food Economy Committee.
Address : 108, Hyde Road, Denton, Manchester. (M8483)
HIVES, Ernest Walter, M.B.E.
HIXSON, Francis WUUam, O.B.E. (011981)
HOAD, Capt. Lewis, O.B.E.
HOADLEY, Jane, C.B.E, R.R.C. Formerly Matron
Queen Alexandra's Imperial MUitary Nursing Service. (C1621)
HOAR, Eng.-Lieut. Henry Samuel, O.B.E, R.N.
HOARE, AUred Ernest, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 29 Mar. 1861 ;
s. of Francis Hoare, of 5, Buckingham Palace Gardens, S.W,
and Cromer, Norfolk (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; to. Edith
Gertrude, d. of Richard Benyon, of Englefield House, Reading
(see BURKE'S Landed Gentry). Educ. : Harrow, and Trinity
CoUege, Cambridge. County CouncUlor, West Suffolk ; J.P,
Cambridgeshire and Suffolk. War Work : Hon. Secretary
and Hon. Treasurer, British Red Cross Society, Suffolk
Branch, Bury St. Edmunds. Address : Chelsworth HaU,
BUdeston, Suffolk. Clubs : Boodle's ; County, West and East
Suffolk; Queen's. (0425)
HOARE, Capt. Charles, E, O.B.E. S.A.S.C
HOARE, Brig.-Gen. Cuthbert Gurney, C.M.G, C.B.E,
6. 1833 ; Major Indian Army ; Lieut.-Col. R.A.F. ; Brig.-Gen. ;
served during Great War, 1914-19 ; mentioned in despatches. (C1896)
HOARE, Daisy, Mrs, M.B.E.
HOARE, Frances Louisa Gurney, M.B.E, ; s.fi. 1875
of Richard Hoare, of Marden Hill, Hertford. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Commandant, Officers' Hospital, B.R.C.S, 53,
Cadogan Square, S.W. Addresses: 40, Halsey Street ; North
Cottage, Cromer. (M8487)
HOARE, Lieut.-Col. Francis Richard Gurney, C.B.E,
R.A.F. Served in Great War, 1914-19 ; mentioned in
despatches. (C863)
HOARE, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Geoffrey Lennard,
C.B.E, fi. 10 AprU, 1879 ; s. of WiUiam Hoare, of SummerhUl,
Benenden, Cranbrook, Kent, late of Iden, Staplehurst. Educ. :
Eton, and Christ Church, Oxford. Director, Artisans' and
General Labourers Dwellings Co, Ltd, Foster and Dicksee,
Ltd, Hoare, Gothard, and Bond, Ltd. War Work : Major and
Brevet Lieut.-Col. Reserve of Officers (Spec. Res. R.F.A.) ;
S. Africa, 1900-2 (Queen's Medal with three clasps) ; served
in the Great War, 1914-18, General Staff Officer in charge of
Economic and MisceUaneous Section of General Staff (directorate
of MUitary InteUigence) ; served on various Government
Committees; awarded C.B.E, (MU.), 1918; Brevet Lieut.-Col,
Chevalier of Legion of Honour. Address : SummerhUl,
Benenden, Cranbrook, Kent. CZufi ; TraveUers' ; M.C.C. (C520)
HOARE, Major Henry Noel, D.S.O, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
Served in Great War, 1914-18 ; mentioned in despatches. (02983)
HOARE, Major Herbert, O.B.E.
HOARE, Margaret, M.B.E.. 6. 3 July, 1856 ; d. of John
Gurney Hoare, of Cromer, Norfolk, Sidestrand Hall, and the
HiU, Hampstead Heath (see BURKE'S Peerage). Educ :
Privately. Commandant, 114 London; Lady Superintendent,
St. John Brigade, N.D. 16 ; Hon. Nursing Sister of the Order of
St. John of Jerusalem in London. War Work : Commandant,
American Hospital, Caen Wood Towers ; Highgate ; Officers'
Hostel, Oak Hill Lodge ; New End MUitary Hospital ; Manor
House Hospital. Address : North End House, Hampstead
Heath. N.W. (M8486)
HOARE, Robert Richard, O.B.E. (011982)
HOARE, Lieut. Stephen Leonard, O.B.E, R.N.R.
HOARE, WiUiam Dpuro, C.B.E, J.P, M.A, 6. 1 Aug.
1862 ; s. of Richard Hoare ; to. Ida Mary LUian, d. of Lachlan
Mackintosh Rate, of MUton Court, Dorking. Educ : Win
chester, 1875-80 ; Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. Director, Bank
of England ; AUiance Assurance ; Deputy Chairman, London
aud BrazUian Bank. Addresses : Gnessens, Welwyn, Herts ;
North Lodge, Cromer ; 88, St. James Street, S.W. 1. ; and
Pinner's Hut, E.C 2. (C2682)
HOBART, Lieut.-Col. Claud Vere Cavendish, D.S.O,
O.B.E, J.P, D.L, b. 1870 ; o.s. of Sir Robert Henry Hobart,
Bart, K.C.V.O, C.B, of Langdown, Hants (see Burke's
Peerage); m. Violet Verve, M.B.E, d. of late John WyUe, of
West Cliff HaU, Hants. Educ. : Eton and Sandhurst. Retired
Army Officer ; served in Grenadier Guards, 1890-1906 ;
Commanded Princess Beatrice's I. W. Rifles (8th Bn. The
Hampshire Regt.). 1908-1913 ; seconded for service in Uganda
Protectorate, 1897-99 ; took part in operations in Naudi
country and against Baganda rebels (D.S.O, Medal and clasp,
mentioned in despatches) ; on Staff in South African War,
1899-1900, (Queen's Medal and clasp) ; on Staff British Forces
in France and Flanders, 1914-19 ; Commandant First Army
Railheads, 1915-19; three times mentioned in despatches;
O.B.E. (MU.); 1914 Star; British and AUied Medals. Ad
dresses : West Cliff HaU, Hythe, Hants ; Standen House,
Isle of Wight. Ciufi ; TraveUers'. (05384

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HOBART, Major Percy Cleghorn Stanley, D.S.O, 0 E E
M.C, 6. 1885 ; s. of the late R. T. Hobart, I.C.S. Educ '¦
Clifton and R.M.A. Entered R.E. 1904 ; Capt. 1914 ; N.-W'
Frontier of India, 1908 (medal with clasp) ; Great War, 1914J
1919 as Gen. Staff Officer and Brig.-Maj. (despatches six
times). Club : Junior Naval and MiUtary. (O6203)
HOBART, Violet Verve, Mrs., M.B.E, d. of the late
John WyUe, of West Cliff HaU, Hants ; to. Lieut.-Col. C. V C
Hobart, D.S.O, O.B.E, s. of Sir R. H. Hobart, Bart, K.C.V.O '
C.B, of Langdown, Hants (see Burke's Peerage). Vice-
President, British Red Cross Society, Hampshire Branch
War Work : Donor and Commandant of West Cliff War
Hospital, 1914-19 ; M.B.E. ; Queen Elizabeth Medal. Addresses ;
West CUff HaU, Hythe, Hants ; Standen House, Isle of Wight (M546)
HOBBINS, Capt. Thomas PhiUips, C.B.E, R.E. Served
in Great War, 1914-19, as Capt. and T. Lieut.-Col. ; mentioned
in despatches. (C1400)
HOBBS, Herbert, O.B.E, 6. 11 Oct. 1866 ; s. of Henry
James Hobbs, of Falcons' HaU, Goldhanger, Essex ; m. Octavia
Emily, d. of Edward Humpherys, of Maldon, Essex. Educ. :
Bedford County School and privately. War Work : 2. years
Deputy Food Commissioner, Northern Division, Ministry of
Food. Address : Riding Mill, Northumberland. (010638)
HOBBS, Dene Decima, M.B.E, B.A, 6. 13 Aug. 1891;
d. of James Hobbs, of Walton Hall, Felixstowe, Suffolk.
Educ. : Ipswich High School, and Royal HoUoway CoU. War
Work: Overlooker inSmaUArms Factory, Woolwich Arsenal
Sept. 1916, to AprU, 1917; Administrator in Q.M.A.A.C,
Boulogne, Etaples, and Calais areas, June, 1917, to Jan. 1920.
Address : Brampton Grove, Wangford, Suffolk. (M4523)
HOBBS, May EUiot, Mrs, M.B.E.
HOBBS, Major Reginald Arthur, O.B.E.
HOBBS, Walter Edward, O.B.E.
HOBDAY, John WiUiam, M.B.E.
HOBDAY, Kingsford George, O.B.E, 6. 24 Oct. 1864 ;
s. of Kingsford John Hobday, of Dover ; m. AUce Eleanor
d. of George Rymer, of Stepney. Educ. : Sheerness and
London. Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for
Poplar ; Member of Central Unemployed Body for London
ana Poplar Distress Committee. War Work : Hon. Sec. for
aU Voluntary Work in Poplar Borough in conjunction with the
Mayor, 1914-19, including the War Hospital Supply Depot and
aU Flag Days. Address : 141, East India Dock Road, Poplar,
E. 14. (010639)
HOBDEN, Gideon, O.B.E, 5. 5 Dec. 1872 ; s. of Edward
Hobden, of Ashburnham, Sussex ; to. Christina, d. of J. Tait,
of " Dothan," Scotland. Educ. : Battle, Sussex, and Woolwich.
Superintendent, The S- Uors' Palace, Commercial Road, London.
War Work : Dealing with the crews of torpedoed saUors in
the Port of London, providing food, clothing, housing accommo
dation and entertainment ; feeding, sleeping, and entertainment
of Naval Ratings in the Port of London ; in charge of large
air raid shelter for 500 ; arranging work for Sea Scouts
during air raids in the Dock Area. Address : The SaUors*
Palace, 680, Commercial Road. (03757)
HOBLEY, AUee Mary, Mrs. Charles WUUam, M.B.E.
HOBSON, Arthur John, O.B.E.
HOBSON, Lieut. Bruce, M.B.E, Royal Berks. Regt,
6. 1892 ; s. of Andrew Hobson. War Work : Served in
France and Belgium, 1914 ; Prisoner of War in Germany. 1915 ;
served on Salonica Front, 1917-18, and subsequently in South
Russia ; T. Capt. 1919 ; decorated for service in Russia.
Address : 37, Connaught Street, Hyde Park, W. (M7013)
HOBSON, Charles Kenneth, M.B.E.
HOBSON, Dorothy, Mrs, M.B.E.
HOBSON, Rev. Edmund Joseph, O.B.E, 5. 2 Dec. 1874 ;
s. of Edmund J. Hobson. Educ : Radcliffe CoU, Leicester ;
Italy. CathoUc Priest of the Institute of Charity. War Work:
Army Chaplain, 4th Class, from Sept. 1916, to March, 1919 ;
2 years in Mesopotamia (twice mentioned in despatches),
Address : St. Maries, Rugby. (06640)
HOBSON, Hugh George, O.B.E. (011946)
HOBSON, WiUiam Edward, M.B.E.
HOCKADAY, WiUiam Thomas, C.B.E.
HOCKING, Francis Almond, M.B.E, B.Sc. (Lond.), fi.
12 June, 1869 ; s. of Francis Almond Hocking, of St. Ives,
CornwaU; m. Margaret, d. of Joseph Jones, of Cwmavon,
South Wales. Educ. : Marylebone Grammar School ; King's
and University CoUeges, London Univ. Pharmaceuist to the
London Hospital ; Lecturer on Materia Medica and Pharmacy,
London Hospital Medical CoUege ; Consulting Pharmacist
to the Evelina and Western Ophthalmic Hospitals, and to the
Hospital for Epilepsy, Maida Vale, W. ; Assistant Examiner
to the Society of Apothecaries, London. War Work : Expert
Adviser on Drugs and Chemicals to the Russian Government
Committee and to the Russian Red Cross, from Sept. 1915, to
May, 1917, in London ; Supply Officer for Drugs, etc, on the
staff of the Commission Internationale de Ravitaillement from
June, 1917, to March. 1919 ; ChevaUer de 1'Ordre de la Couronne
(Belgium). Addresses : 32, Glenshiel Road, Eltham, S.E. 9 ;
The London Hospital, Whitechapel, E. (M8489)
HOCKDJG, R. C, O.B.E.
HOCKING, WiUiam John, C.B.E, 6. 10 Mar. 1864;
s."~of WiUiam Thomas Hocking ; m. Elizabeth Jane, d. of
WiUiam Stokoe. Educ. : Privately. Superintendent, Opera
tive Department, Royal Mint, E. 1. War Work : Coinage and
Medal Work. Address : Royal Mint, E. 1. (C521)
HOCKING, WUUam Stanley, M.B.E, 6. 9 Nov. 1893;

BIOGRAPHIES.

Hogan

s. of WiUiam John Hocking, of Royal Mint, London. Educ. :
St. Olave's Grammar School, Southwark. Actuarial Assistant,
Government Actuary's Department. War Work : War Trade
Statistical Department, 1915-18. Address: The Royal
Mint, London, E. 1. (M547)
HOCKRIDGE, Alfred George, M.B.E.
HODDER, Henry Charles, O.B.E., 6. 13 July, 1861
s. of John Hodder, of London, England ; to. Catherine, d. of
John Fullerton, of London. Commissioner of The Salvation
Army, New Zealand. War Work: EstabUshed Recreation
Hutments and Hostels, one Hostel being especiaUy for relatives
of departed soldiers, accommodating upwards of 200, and
patronised by thousands ; raised £150,000 towards the com
fort and benefit of men at home and abroad. (02187
HODES, Francis Peroy, M.B.E.
HODGE, AUred, M.B.E.
HODGE, John Mackey, D.S.O , O.B.E, R.N.
HODGE, Major Reginald Thomas Keble.O.B.E, 6. 19 Aug.
1882 ; s. of the late Rev. W. H. Hodge, Vicar of Penwerris,
Falmouth ; m. Helen, d. of James A. Kellie, of Elgin, Scotland;
and agent of RohUkund and Kumaon RaUway, India Educ. :
Exeter School. War Work: Adjutant 4th D.C.L.I. from
Aug. 1914 to Oct. 1916 ; Commanded 6th Loyal North Lancs.
Mesopotamia, from Dec. 1916 until March 1917, during opera
tions before Kut ; served with 6th Loyal North Lancs. until
end of war. Address : Messrs. Cox & Co, 16, Charing Cross,
London, E.C. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (06641)
HODGE, Rebeooa Prince, M.B.E. War Work : The
welfare of all Seaforth Highlanders in the field or as prisoners
of war and their widows and dependants. Address : 1, Strath-
fillan Road, Edinburgh. (M8493)
HODGE, Lieut. Richard Henry, M.B.E. R.N.
HODGEN, Capt. Gordon West, M.B.E.
HODGENS, Lieut. John, O.B.E, R.N.V.R, 6. Dec. 1869 ;
s. of Edward Hodgens, of St. John's, N.B. ; m. Katherine Maud,
d. of Richard Parry Harries, of Kidwelly. Educ. : St. Andrew's
CoUege, and LyceS de Coutances (France). Founder and
Commodore, Swansea Naval Brigade. War Work : Hon.
Naval Recruiting Officer for the area of Swansea, Carmarthen,
Pembroke, and part of Breconshire ; holds the record for one
person, having enroUed over ten thousand naval ratings and
six hundred boys, Ex-Brigade, during 1914-19. Address :
South View, Sketty, Swansea. Club : Royal Corinthian Yacht. (0426)
HODGES, George Ernest, M.B.E.
HODGES, James Robert, M.B.E, 6. 22 Aug. 1876 ; «.
of James Joseph, of YeovU, Somerset ; m. Emma, d. of John
Whitehead, of Stalybridge. Educ : Forest HiU CoU. ; Blanken-
berghe, Belgium. Deputy Chief Constable, Norwich City.
Address : 8, Queen's Road, Norwich. (M8494)
HODGKINSON, Capt. Harry Drake, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HODGKINSON, Lieut.-Col. Robert Frank Byron, O.B.E,
T.D, fi. 27 March, 1876 ; s. of Robert Hodgkinson, of Newark ;
m. Isabel Freda, d. of the Rev. Frederick Vernon Russell, of
Balderton, Notts. Educ: Rugby. SoUcitor; Registrar
of Newark County Court. War Work; Mobilised and
proceeded to France with 8th Sherwood Foresters (T.F.l
(wounded); attached Headquarters, 3rd Line, North Midland
Division ; commanded 3/8 Sherwood Foresters (T.F.) until amal
gamation with new Reserve Unit; President, Quartering
fnmmittee.Humber Garrison. Address: Trent View House,
mil Gate, Newark-on-Trent. Club : Junior Army and Navy.
(07286)
HODGKINSON, Thomas Thorpe, M.B.E, b. 30 June,
v- t ¦'¦ s' 2£ ^noinas Clement Hodgkinson, of Melbourne,
Victoria. Educ. : Rockhampton Grammar School, Queensland,
Australia. Engineer. War Work: Returning from United
states, Nov. 1915, joined temporary staff of Electrical Engineer's
Department, Admiralty, initiaUy to supervise work at Mudros ;
transferred to Invergordon Naval Base, N.B, March, 1916,
tor duties connected with the electrical equipment of the
uepair Depot there, District Defences, and the Mining Bases
at Dalmore and Glen Albyn, used by the U.S. Navy for
assembly of mines for the Northern Barrage ; resigned after
termination of hostilities. " (M8495)
Di,Hr0D,GKINS0N> Prof- William Richard, C.B.E, F.R.S.E.,
£n.D, b. 1851 ; s. of Joseph Hodgkinson, of Hope. Educ. :
f°?'_™am- s<:h, Sheffield, and Roy. Sch. of Mines. Was
Assist. Professor at Roy. CoU. of Chemistry; Professor of
ohemistry and MetaUurgy, Ordnance CoU, Woolwich; has
mace numerous inventions for War Office. Address: 89,
footer's HU1 Road, S.E.3. (C199)
i„/i0aD(;S0N' Anthony, M.B.E, 5. 8 Dec. 1863. Super-
mtendent, Eastern Telegraph Co, Gibraltar. Address:
isamorna, South Gibraltar. (M6455)
HODGSON, Arthur John, O.B.E.
isJI 0DGSpN. Benjamin, O.B.E, M.Sc, Ph.D., 6. 1 July,
a , ''„ s- oi Joml Eobson Hodgson, of Hylton : to. Margaret,
a. of George Reay, of South Shields. Educ. : Armstrong CoU,
Newcastle ; Univ. of Gottlngen. Lecturer in Physics, Bristol
university. War Work: Experimental Officer, Signals
Mperrmental Establishment, Woolwich. Address: The
Umversity, Bristol. (010642)
HODGSON, Charles Courtenay, O.B.E, 6. 3 Aug. 1860 ;
s. o: Rev. George Courtenay Hodgson, of Barton Vicarage,
Westmorland. Educ. : Pocklington School, Yorkshire;
university CoUege, Durham, B.A, Hon. M.A. Oxon. Clerk
ot the Peace for Cumberland ; Clerk of County CouncU ;

Sohcitor. War Work : Clerk. to Appeal Tribunal for Cumber-
and and Westmorland, and the City of Carlisle, for whole period
of its existence. Addresses : 1, Devonshire Terrace, Stanwix,
CarUsle ; The Courts, CarUsle. Club : Brooks's. (0427)
HODGSON, Lieut. Charles Edward, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HODGSON, Clement Gaukroger, O.B.E.
HODGSON, Edgar Stanley, O.B.E.
HODGSON, Edward Highton, O.B.E.
HODGSON, EUzabeth Odeyne, Hon. Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 1861;
d. of Thomas, 5th Lord Walsingham (see Burkb's Peerage) ;
to. Francis Henry; s. of Sir Arthur Hoagson, of Clopton.
Warwickshire (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Assistant
Commandant, V.A.D. Hospital, Town HaU, Stratford-on-Avon ;
Commandant, Clopton War Hospital, Stratford-on-Avon.
Address : Clopton, Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire. (0429)
HODGSON, Lieut.-Col. Greenwood, C.B.E. Capt. and
T. Lieut.-Col. on Staff, S. African Forces. (C760)
HODGSON, Henry Miohael, O.B.E.
HODGSON, John Alexander, O.B.E
HODGSON, Jonathan Wright, M.B.E.
HODGSON, Joseph Willoughby, O.B.E, M.D.. 6. 30
March, 1857 ; s. of the Rev. John WiUoughby Hodgson.
Educ : Brighton Coll. ; Guy's Hospital. Radiographer and
Electro-therapeutist to the Ministry of Pensions Hospital,
Exeter. War Work: Special, Electrical Hospital for the
Southern Command at Exmouth. (01477)
HODGSON, Lillie, Mrs, M.B.E.
HODGSON, Malcolm Elliot, O.B.E, b. 1 Oct. 1877;
s. of John Hodgson, of Nocton HaU, Lincoln ; to. Mary
Gwendolen EUzabeth, d. of Tom Mitchell, of Upwood, Bingley.
Educ. : TettenhaU Coll. and abroad. Engineer. War Work :
Chief Dilution Officer for North- Western area ; worker in
France for 9 months with the Croix Rouge F'rancaise.
Address : Wyndgate, Scarboro'. Club : Reform. (010644)
HODGSON, Comm. Oswald Tylston, O.B.E, R.N.
HODGSON, Capt. Patrick Kickman, O.B.E.
HODGSON, Capt. WiUiam Ewart, O.B.E
HODGSON, Capt. William, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HODKINSON, Frederick, M.B.E.
HODKINSON, John Alfred, O.B.E, 6. 22 Feb. 1853;
s. of George Hodkinson, of Preston ; m. Anne, d. of George
Bramwell, of Stockport. Educ. : Isherwood's Private School,
Preston. War Work : District Goods Manager, Great Central
RaUway, Sheffield ; supervising railway transit of important
war material. Addresses : Gaythorn, Blyth Road, Worksop ;
The Cottage, Hutton, Lancashire. (O10645)
HODSDON, Sir James, K.B.E, J.P, M.D, F.R.CS,
6. 1 858 ; s. of Francis Eve Hodsdon, of Pembroke, Bermuda ;
m. Joan TurnbuU, d. of WUUam] Baffin, Edinburgh. Edue. :
Sherborne School ; Queen's College, Belfast ; Edinburgh
University. Senior Surgeon, Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh;
Senior Lecturer on Clinical Surgery, University of Edinburgh ;
Member of General Medical Council. War Work : Major,
R.A.M.C (T.F.), 2nd Scottish General Hospital ; Member of
Scottish Medical Service Emergency Committee ; Member for
Scotland on the National Service Medical Advisory Board ;
Member of the Medical Advisory Council (Scotland), Ministry
of Pensions ; Member of Institutional Committee for Scotland,
Ministry of Pensions ; mentioned in despatches, 28 March, 1919,
and 29 August, 1919 ; awarded C.B.E. (MU.), dated 3 June,
1919. Address : 6, Chester Street, Edinburgh. Ctafis :
University, Edinburgh ; Royal Societies'. (K385)
HODSMAN, Henry James, M.B.E, M.Sc, F.I.C, 6.
24 Oct. 1886 ; s. of Joseph Hodsman, of York ; m. EmUy
Muriel, d. of Walter Brayshay, of Leeds. Edue. : Archbishop
Holgate's Grammar School, York ; Leeds Univ. ; Technical
High School, Karlsruhe ; La Sorbonne, Paris. Lecturer on
Gas Chemistry, Univ., Leeds. War Work : Chief Assistant and
Deputy of the Deputy Inspector of High Explosives (Leeds
Area) ; in charge of the analysis and testing of tars and berzol
produced in the gasworks of the counties of York and Lincoln,
for Ministry of Munitions Department of Explosives Supply.
Address : 2, Norwood Grove, Victoria Road, Headingley,
Leeds. (M8497)
HODSON, Col. Frederick Arthur, C.B.E. N. Rhodesia
Police. (C1882)
HODSON, Lieut. Leopold Peroival, M.B.E.
HODSON, Thomas Stuart, M.B.E. A Deputy Chief
Dilution Officer, Labour Supply Dept, Ministry of Munitions (M10258e)
HODSON, Violet, M.B.E, 6. 1893 ; d. of Henry Algernon
Hodson, of 23, Brunswick Square, Hove, Sussex. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Records Department, Prisoners of
War, Dorset Guild of Workers. Address : Delphi Cottage,
Parkstone, Dorset. (M8498)
HOFFMAN, Emilie, M.B.E, Secretary, Air Ministry
Refreshment Club. Address : 66d, Prince's Square, W. 2.
(M8499)
HOFFMANN, Anne Avery, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1857 ; d. of
James Law, of Bradford ; to. Gustavus Julius James, s. of
Achior Hoffmann, of Bradford. Educ: Privately, and
VersaiUes. War Work : Chairman of Soldiers' and SaUors'
Dependents, Ladies' Committee, from Aug. 1914-19 ; collected
privately £1500 for parcels to Prisoners of War and members of
H.M. Forces ; Member of War Pensions Committee. Address :
Rookwood, Bradford. Club : Bradford Ladies'. (M3725)
HOFMAN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Augustus, M.B.E.
HOGAN, Arthur, M.B.E.

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HOGAN, Lieut.-Col. Edward Vinoent, C.B.E, Can. A.M.C.
Med. Corps ; served in Great War, 1916-19 ; mentioned in
despatches. (C1352)
HOGAN, Eva, Mrs.. M.B.E.
HOGAN, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E, R.E.
HOGARTH, Major Archibald Harvey, C.B.E, D.C.M.
Major, R.A.F. ; served in Great War, 1914-19 ; mentioned in
despatches. (C2350)
HOGARTH, Frederick W., M.B.E.
HOGARTH, Major Lionel Brewer, O.B.E.
HOGARTH, Robert George, C.B.E, F.R.CS. (Eng.),
6. 18 May, 1868 ; s. of George Hogarth, of Eccles Tofts, Berwick
shire ; to. Mabel Winifred, d. of D'Ewes Lynam, of Nottingham.
Educ. : Felsted School, and St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Surgeon, General Hospital, Nottingham ; Consulting Surgeon,
ChUdrens' Hospital, Nottingham. War Work : Consulting and
Operating Surgeon to the MUitary Hospitals in and round
Nottingham. Clubs : County, Nottingham ; Royal Auto
mobile. (C1154)
HOGARTH, WiUiam, O.B.E, 6. 9 Feb. 1868. Educ. :
Rutherford CoUege, Newcastle-on-Tyne. CivU Servant ;
Superintendent, Royal Clarence Yard, Gosport. War Work :
Superintendent, H.M. VictuaUing Yard, Malta ; Member of
Control Board, Malta, and of Wheat Board, Malta. Address :
Royal Clarence Yard, Gosport. Ctafis : Sports ; Royal
Albert Yacht (Southsea). (01479)
HOGARTH, WilUam Anthony, M.B.E.
HOGBEN, Lieut.-Col. George Justice, O.B.E, 6. 6 May,
1879 ; s. of the Rev. Geo. Hogben, of Adelaide, S. Australia ;
m. Maude Melita, d. of Wm. Bungay, of Cherryville, S. Australia.
Educ. : Prince Alfred Coll, Adelaide. Acting Official Sec. to
High Commissioner for Australia, London. War Work :
ComptroUer, A.I.F. Canteens ; General Auditor, A.I.F.
Address : AustraUa House, London. Club : British Empire. (07957)
HOGG, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Wilson, O.B.E.
HOGG, John Drummond, M.B.E.
HOGG, John Ewer Jefferson, O.B.E, M.A., J.P, D.L,
6. 6 July, 1860 ; s. of John Hogg, M.A, J.P, F.R.S, Norton
House, Co. Durham (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; to. LUlie
Grey, d. ot Lieut.-Col. W. WiUiamson, of Whickham, Co.
Durham. Educ. : Bath CoUege ; Magdalen CoUege, Oxford.
Barrister-at-Law, Lincoln's Dm ; High Sheriff, Co. Durham,
1903 ; Deputy Lieutenant, Co. Durham ; J.P, Co. Durham,
1888; Alderman, and Mayor of Chelsea, 1920. War Work:
MUitary Representative, Chelsea and Kensington ; Assistant
Director, National Service, West London Area ; Sub-
Inspector, Special Constabulary, " B " Division ; Hon.
Secretary, Chelsea War Savings Committee. Address : 59,
Elm Park Gardens. Club : Junior Carlton. (03759)
HOGG, Margaret, C.B.E. Matron of Guy's Hospital.
Terr. Force Nursing Service. Principal Matron 4th London
General Hospital 1920. (C32)
HOGG, Major Robert Henry, O.B.E.
HOGG, 2nd Lieut. WiUiam, M.B.E.
HOILE, Lieut. George Vincent, M.B.E, R.A.
HOILE, WilUam Henry, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HOLBERTON, Edgar Joseph, C.B.E. ; s. of John Bed
stone Holberton, of Greenbank, Wordesley, Staffordshire ;
m. 1911, Mary Renee, d. of Robert Ramsey Kane, of DubUn.
Manager, Bombay-Burma Trading Corporation, Ltd, of
Rangoon ; Member of Burma Legislative CouncU ; Consul for
Siam at Rangoon ; Chairman, Burma Chamber of Commerce.
Address : Kemendine Lodge, Rangoon, Burma. Club :
WeUington. (C1079)
HOLBORN, Paymaster-Lieut. Arthur Savory, O.B.E,
R.N. HOLBROOK, Col. Sir Arthur Richard, K.B.E, V.D,
J.P. for Portsmouth, D.L, Hants, M.P, Basingstoke Division
of Hampshire, 6 1850 ; s. of Richard Holbrook of Southsea ;
m. AmeUa Mary, d. of Alexander Parks, of Constantinople.
Educ. : Portsmouth. President, Portsmouth Chamber of
Commerce, 1907-12 ; President, Newspaper Society, 1913-14 ;
Member, Admiralty, War Office, and Press Committee ; FeUow
Institute of JournaUsts ; Deputy Prov. Grand Master, Mark
Masons, Hampshire and Isle of Wight ; late Lieut.-Col, Com
mandant and Hon. Colonel, 3rd (Duke of Connaught's Own)
Volunteer Battn, The Hampshire Regiment. War Work ¦
Commanded Royal Army Service Corps, SaUsbury Plain
district 1914-1919. Address : Ashe House, Overton, Hants.
Cfofis : Constitutional ; Savage ; 1900; Unionist ; United. (K82)
HOLBROOK, Lieut.-Col. Claude Vivian, C.B.E.
HOLDEN, Rev. Albert Thomas, C.B.E. Hon. Chap.
Australian Forces during Great War, 1915-19 ; mentioned in
despatches. (C1842)
HOLDEN, Major Alexander Henry Shuttleworth, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C, fi. 8 March, 1884 ; s. of the Rev. James Shuttleworth
Holden, of Aston-on-Trent ; m. MiUicent Jeanie Lathom,
0. of the Rev. Robert Charles Lathom Browne, of Hever,
Kent. Educ : Rossall. War Work : Served on the Western
Mont throughout the war. Address : c/o Sir C R. McGrigor,
Bart, & Co, 39, Panton Street, S.W. Clubs : Junior United
Se2J$! U&u,een'8 : United R.A.S.C. (08590)
SSfSIS' ?.dge Anthony, O.B.E. (011983)
HOLDEN, Major Ernest Frank, M.B.E.
w .?• L?^,N' Ethel Mary- M™- M.B.E., 6. 14 June, 1868 ;
d.oi Sir J. Benjamin Stone, of The Grange, Erdington, Warwick-
w,e '•„"•¦ £_>bert Henry, s. of Sir Edward Holden, of Glenelg,
• "" '•'"¦¦• Privately, and Germany. War Work:

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Organising Sec. of Walsall B.R.C.S. Depot, and, together with
Lady Holden, collected for an ambulance for France ; Member
of Soldiers' and Sailors Committee, Rushall, Belgian and
WalsaU HospitaUty to Soldiers' Committee ; Representative for
Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society. Address: Crandels,
WalsaU. Club : Three Counties', Bhmingham. (M3727)
HOLDEN, Lieut. Fred, M.B.E, 6. 4 Sept. 1888 ; s. of
the late Richard Holden, of Burnley. War Work: Joined
Army, Feb. 1915 ; served with R.A.S.C in GaUipoU, Sept.
1915, to Jan. 3916 ; Egyptian Expeditionary Force, Jan. 1916,
to June, 1919. Address : 496, Biunswick Terrace, Prestwioh,
Manchester. (M3182)
HOLDEN, Lieut. Frederick Morgan, M.B.E.
HOLDEN, John Edward, O.B.E.
HOLDEN, Norman Edward, O.B.E, LL.B, B.A, 6.
30 Nov. 1879 ; s. of Sir Edward Holden, Bart, (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. Marion, d. of George S. Munro, of Wellington.
Educ. : Lycee Condorcet, Paris ; Trinity HaU, Camb. Senior
partner in Haes and Sons. War Work : Attached 18th Lancers,
Indian Army, Aug. 1914-Jan. 1915 ; GaUipoU with Royal
Naval armoured cars ; Deputy Director-General Mechanical
Warfare Dept, Ministry o i Munitions. Address : 6, Green
Street, Park Lane, W. Clubs : Reform ; Cavalry ; Bath. (O430)
HOLDEN, Rev. PhiUp Giffard, O.B.E, M.A, fi. 31 Oct.
1886; s.of Rev. A.M. Holden, of Kirkstead; to. Margaret, d. of
F.Rushworth, M.D, of London. Educ: Coventry and Lincoln
CoUege, Oxford. Priest-in-Charge, St. Faith's Church, Parish
of Portsea. War Work : Pte. in R.A.M.C, 1915 ; CF, 1915-
1919 to R.A. 2nd Div. ; mentioned in despatches. Address :
18, WUberforce Road, Southsea. (05385)
HOLDER, Rev. Albert Thomas, C.B.E, B.A.
HOLDER, Lieut. Alfred Edward, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HOLDER, Charles Howard, O.B.E.
HOLDER, Major Stanley Borwood, O.B.E, Aust.
A.P.C. HOLDERNESS, Barry Layton, M.B.E, 6. 1877 ; s. of
Henry Holderness, of Putney ; to. EmUy, d. of F. Teak, of
Richmond, Surrey. Educ. : St. John's High School, S.W.
General Manager, The Peoples Refreshment House Association,
Ltd. War Work : Central Control Board (Liquor Traffic).
Club : Eccentric. (M8500)
HOLDFORTH, Harold, O.B.E, F.S.I, 6. 26 Aug. 1881 ;
s. of Henry Holdforth, of West Hartlepool ; m. Gladys, d. of
J. Addison Smith, of Monkseaton, Northumberland. Educ:
Higher Grade School, and Municipal Technical CoU, West
Hartlepool. Chartered Surveyor ; held appointments under
the Corporations of West Hartlepool and Reading (Berks.), and
Easington Rural District CouncU ; EstabUshed Valuer under
the Board of Lnland Revenue ; Acting District Valuer, New
castle-upon-Tyne ; Diploma of the Royal Sanitary Institute.
War Work : Hon. Sec. Tyneside Scottish Dependants' Aid
Committee ; assisted in the recruitment of the Tyneside
Scottish Brigade in 1914, and subsequently organised and con-
troUed the machinery for affording reUef in want, sickness, and
distress of every kind, and the financial and other difficulties,
consequent upon some 7000 men joining the colours. Address :
6, GranviUe Gardens, Jesmond, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 4,
Mosley Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Club : Valuers'. (010646)
HOLDICH, Lieut.-Col. Thomas White, O.B.E.
HOLDICH, Capt. WiUiam Jeffkins, O.B.E.
HOLDSWORTH, EUzabeth Annie, Mrs., M.B.E.
HOLDSWORTH, Capt. John Evelyn, O.B.E, Reserve
of Officers, late of 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen's Bays), fi.
1 May, 1883 ; s. of the late Capt. Walter Holdsworth, of Spring
Hall, HaUfax, Yorks. ; m. EmUy Blanche, d. of Dr. W. H. L.
Welchman, of Graaff Reinet, Cape Colony. Educ. : Chiton
CoUege, and Sandhurst. War Work : Served for first 18 months
with 2nd Res. Regt. of Cavalry at Aldershot, then with Queen's
Bays in France ; appointed A.P.M. of 17th Division in France
from Sept. 1916 to the end of war. Address : Cavalry Club,
PiccadiUy, W. 1. Club : Cavalry. (05387)
HOLDSWORTH, Major John Joseph, O.B.E, A.P.D.
HOLDSWORTH, WiUiam Godfrey, M.B.E.
HOLE, Edwin, M.B.E, R.N.
HOLFORD, Capt. Charles Frederick, D.S.O, O.B.E, late
R.H.A, 6. 2 Sept. 1879 ; s. of Thomas Holford, of Castle Hill,
Dorchester ; m. Ursula Isobell, d. of R. C. Corbett, of 3,
Cavendish Place, Bath. Educ. : Rugby. War Work : South
Africa, 1898-1902 ; Southampton Docks, Embarkation Staff,
Aug. 1914, to March, 1919. Address : Bircher HaU, Leo
minster. Herefordshire. (07289)
HOLFORD, Lieut.-Col. Sir George Lindsay, K.C.V.O,
CLE, C.V.O. C.B.E, 6. 2nd June, 1860; s. of the late Robert
Hayner Holford (see BURKE'S Landed Gentry); ~n. 17 July,
1912, Susannah West, e.d. of the late Arthur Wilson, D.L, of
Tranby Croft, Yorks, and widow of John Graham Menzies.
Late 1st Life Guards; J.P. Co. Gloucester. Equerry to King
Edward VII. 1892-1910, and to Queen Alexandra from 1910;
Extra Equerry to King George V. from 1910; Esquhe of the
Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England; Commander of
the Order of Vasa of Sweden with Star. Addresses: Dorchester
House, Paik Lane, W.; Weston Birt House, Tetbury. Club:
Carlton. HOLFORD, Mary Eleanor Mrs., Gwynne, C.B.E, b.
16 June, 1864 ; d. of P. R. Gordon Cannery, of Hartpeerz,
Gloucester ; to. J. P. W. Gwynn Holford, J.P, D.L, of Buck-
land (see Burke's Landed Gentry). War Work: Initiated

BIOGRAPHIES.

Hollins

the work at Roehampton for supplying artificial limbs to
Sailors and Soldiers who lost their limbs in the War. Address :
Buckland, Bwlch, Breconshire. (C522)
HOLGATE, Capt. Maurice James, O.B.E, l.M.S,
M.B. HOLLAND, Edith Clara, M.B.E, 6. 12 June, 1862 ;
d. ot Joseph HoUand, Superintendent of Whlttingham Counl y
Asylum, Preston. War Work : Commandant of V.A.D.
Cheshire 52, and Cheadle House Red Cross Hospital, Cheshire.
Address : Cheadle, Cheshire. (M552)
HOLLAND, Capt. Edgar Stopford, M.B.E.
HOLLAND, Capt. Franois, M.B.E,
HOLLAND, Capt. Franklin, M.B.E., B.A, LL.B, 6.
21 Aug, 1881 ; s. of Walter Holland, of Carnatic Hall, Liver
pool; m. Nancy, d. of the Rev. Canon Andrew Knox, of
Birkenhead. Educ. : Rugby, and King's CoU, Cambridge.
Barrlster-at-Law. War Work : Served in Belgium and France
with 10th King's Liverpool Regiment (Liverpool Scottish),
1st Batt. ; and served in England with Reserve Batt. 10th
K.L.R. as Adjutant. Address : Edge House, Malpas, Cheshire.
^ (M3273)
HOLLAND, Henry, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 1859 ; m. 1885, Jane,
O.B.E, d. of — Eastwood. Member of Men's Executive of
New Zealand Red Cross Soc. ; has been Mayor of Christehurch,
New Zealand, since 1911. Address : Christehurch, New
Zealand. (C1995)
HOLLAND, Lieut.-Col. Henry William, D.S.O, O.B.E.
Capt. (T.D.) Inns of Court Officers' Training Corps, and a Gen.
Staff Officer with rank of Lieut.-Col. during Great War;
mentioned in despatches. (02595)
HOLLAND, Lieut-Col. Henry WiUiam, D.S.O, O.B.E..
T.D, 6. 3 Jan. 1875 ; s. of Henry HoUand, of Montrose. Educ. :
Westminster. Capt. Inns of Court O.T.C War Work:
Attached Gen. Staff, B.E.F. ; subsequently Gen. Staff Officer,
1st Grade G.H.Q, France. Address : 28, Bramham Gardens,
S.W.5. CZufis : Travellers' ; WeUington. (02575)
HOLLAND, Jane, Mrs., O.B.E.
HOLLAND, Julia, O.B.E, 6. 28 Nov. 1873 ; d. of the late
Rev. F. W. HoUand, Vicar of Evesham. Guardian and D.C,
Ledbury (Rural). War Work : Commandant of Brand Lodge
Auxiliary Hospital, ColwaU, Malvern, and of V.A.D. Worcester,
32. Addresses : Brand Lodge and Old ColwaU, near Malvern. (0431)
HOLLAND, Capt. Kenneth George, O.B.E, late R.A.S.C,
6. 6 AprU, 1886 ; s. of S. George HoUand, of 22a, Sussex
Square, London, W. Educ. : Rugby, and Univ. CoU, Oxford.
War Work: Served in R.A.S.C. from July, 1915, to July,
1919; service overseas with M.E.F. and E.E.F. from Sept.
1915, to July, 1919. Address : 38, Hyde Park Gate, S.W. 7.
Ciwfis : Oxford and Cambridge ; Isthmian ; Ranelagh. (08628)
HOLLAND, Leonard Duncan, C.B.E, fi. 16 Jan. 1874 ;
s. of the late Rev. H. W. HoUana ; m. Gertrude Mary, d. of
John Conacher, RaUway Manager. Educ. : Kingswood School,
Bath, and Merton CoUege, Oxford (late Classical Exhibitioner).
Appointed to War Office, Oct. 1896 ; a principal clerk since
12 Jan. 1918. Address : 1, Gayton Crescent, Hampstead,
N.W. 3. (C2685)
HOLLAND, Mary Blanche, M.B.E, 6. 19 June, 1862 ;
d. of Francis Dermot HoUand, of Cropthorne Court, Pershore.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Commandant, No. 14
Worcesters, Pershore Detachment, from 1914 ; inaugurated
Work Depot at Pershore ; V.A.D. Nursing, June, 1915, to
Dec. 1918 ; Assistant Commandant 2 years, and Commandant
1 year, Glos. 106 Detachment Red Cross at Naunton Park
AuxUiary Hospital, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. Address :
Cropthorne Court, Pershore, Worcestershire. (M8501)
HOLLAND, Robert Wolstenholme, O.B.E.
HOLLAND, Lieut. Ronald Morris, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
V.s. of the late WiUiam HoUand of Biookside, Ashton-under-
Lyne. Served in the Great War 1914-19.
HOLLAND, Thomas, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 27 Dec. 1860 ; s. of
Benjamin HoUand, of Wigan; m. Carry, d. of John Haigh
Lister, of Manchester. Educ. : St. James", and Warrington
Lane, Wigan. County Borough CounciUor, serving on the
following Committees : General Purposes, Local Pensions ;
Byelaws and Charities, Education, Health, Housing, etc.
Maternity and ChUd WeUare, Sewage Disposal, Fuel and Light
ing, etc. ; Chairman of the Wigan Property Owners' Association ;
Governor of the Wigan Grammar School, and Wigan and Dis
trict Mining and Technical CoUege. War Work : Hon.
Administrator of aU Local War Pensions work relating to
allowances, adjustments, and payments of aU kinds ; Hon.
Treas. War Pensions Committee ; Hon. Treas. War Savings
Committee ; Hon. Sec. and Treas. Lord Derby's Recruiting
Committee, and Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Association ; a
member of the Local Tribunal ; served on the following com
mittees : National Service, War Aims, King's Fund, and Local
Representation ReUef. Addresses : Prudential BuUdings,
W gan ; 31, Melling Road, Southport. Club : Conservative,
Wigan. (M8502)
HOLLAND, Capt. Thomas George, O.B.E, I.A.
HOLLAND, Capt. Theodore Samuel, O.B.E.
HOLLAND, Capt. Vyvyan Bereslord, O.B.E, R.F.A.
HOLLAND, Major Wilfred, O.B.E.
HOLLANDER, Ethel Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
HOLLANDER, John William, M.B.E.
HOLLANDS, Emily Hannah, Mrs., M.B.E.

HOLLEY, Alfred Ewart, O.B.E, 6. 21 Aug. 1881 ; s.
of Maurice Holley, of Calne, Wilts ; m. Emily, d. of Charles
Turner, of Hastings. Educ. : Calne (Wilts) Grammar School.
Chemical Engineer and Works Manager untU July with Messrs.
Chance and Hurt, Oldbury ; now commencing farming.
War Work : Works Manager of H.M. Factory, Oldbury ;
co-patentee of improved process for manufacturing T.N.T.
in large quantities. Address : Huxton Grange, Sutton
Scotney. (0432)
HOLLEY, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. George, O.B.E.
HOLLICK, Frank, M.B.E, fi. 15 AprU, 1879 ; s. of Henry
HoUick, of Kenilworth ; m. Gladys May, d. of C. W. Sydney,
of Coventry. Educ. ; King Henry VIII. Grammar School,
Coventry. Inspector of Naval and MUitary Guns at the works
of Messrs. CammeU, Laird & Co, Ltd. War Work : Chief
Inspecting Engineer of Tank construction for Mechanical
Warfare Department, Ministry of Munitions, Eastern Area ;
brought out several valuable improvements, and later acted as
Divisional Liquidator for Disposal Board. Addressee : 88,
Hewitt Road, Harringay, London, N. 8 ; 16, Gray's Dm Road,
W.C 1. Club : Rotary. (M8504)
HOLLIDAY, Lieut.-Col. John Cecil Hamilton, O.B.E,
LA. HOLLIDAY, Major Lionel Brook, O.B.E., T.D, M.F.H,
5th Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regt., 6. 12 Jan. 1880;
s. of Thomas HoUiday, of Lunnclough Hall, Huddersfield.
Educ. : Uppingham ; Bonn University. Master of the Derwent
Foxhounds ; Chairman, L. B. HoUiday & Co,. Ltd, Aniline
Dye Manufacturers, Huddersfield. War Work : Served in
France with 49th Division ; mentioned in despatches, Sept.
1915 ; territorial decorations ; buUt and managed two Explosive
Factories, making picric acid by new methods ; Addresses :
Oaklands, Kirkburton, near Huddersfield ; WiUersley,
Scarborough. CZwfi : Badminton. (01412)
HOLLIDGE. Lieut. Aleo, M.B.E, R.A.S.C. (T.), 6.
13 Jan. 1892 ; s. of Thomas HoUidge, of Hornsey Rise ; to.
Dorothy EmUy Durrant, d. of AUred Francke, of Crouch End.
Educ. : Tollington Park CoU. Supervisor of the testing
department to Studebaker Motors, Ltd, London. War Work :
Enlisted Artists' Rifles, Sept. 1914 ; Commission, Army CycUst
Corps, Aug. 1915 ; France, April, 1916, to Oct. 1919 ; trans
ferred, 1917, to R.A.S.C, attached R.G.A. andM.T, Workshops.
Address : 24, Elder Avenue, Crouch End. (M4524)
HOLLINGDALE, Harold John, M.B.E, fi. 23 July, 1875 ;
s. of Eli HoUingdale, of Wivelsfield, Sussex ; m. Louisa Caroline,
d. of Sergt. Thomas John Armstrong, 2nd Batt. Rifle Brigade,
" Best Shot in the British Army," 1878-79. Educ. : St. John's,
Penge, Surrey. Railway Stationmaster, L. B. & S. 0. Rly.
War Work : Control of Seaford Station, Sussex, 1914-20 ;
transport arrangements of troops and stores from and to
Seaford Military Camp, which was occupied successively by
22nd Division, 36th Ulster Division, West Indian Contingent,
London Command Depot, 4th Reserve Infantry Brigade, and
finally Canadian Training and Reserve Brigades ; Member of
Seaford Local Coal Control Committee. Address : Station
House, Seaford, Sussex. (M8505)
HOLLINGS, Nina Augusta-Stracey, Mrs., O.B.E, 6.
4 March, 1862 ; d. of Gen. J. H. Smyth, C.B, J.P, of Frimhurst,
Frimley, Surrey; to. Herbert J. B, J.P, D.L, Surrey, s. of
John HoUing, of Wheatly HaU, Yorks, and Watchetts, Frimley.
Surrey. War Work : Ambulance driving, France, 1915 ;
Joint Command of X-Ray Section Italian Front, 1915-17,
Addresses: Watchetts, Frimley, Surrey ; Neuadd, CrickhoweU.
Brecknockshire. Clubs : Ladies' Empire ; Sesame. (010647)
HOLLINGSWORTH, Howard, C.B.E, 6. 1871; s. of
Charles HoUingsworth, of Bilston. Educ. : St. James' School,
Edgbaston, Birmingham, and Taunton School. Commander
of the Order of the Crown of Belgium, 1916. War Work :
Part donor of King Albert's Hospital, No. 1 ; and member of
Executive Committee of King Albert's Hospitals ; Advisory
Committee, Marylebone ; Pensions Committee, Marylebone.
Addresses : Briar Clyffe, Lowestoft, and Oxford Street,
London. Club : Royal Societies'. (C528)
HOLLINGWORTH, Edward, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 9 AprU,
1860 ; s. of James HolUngworth, of Dobcross ; to. Mary Alice,
d. of WiUiam RadcUffe, Manufacturer, Greenfield. Educ. :
Huddersfield Collegiate School. Engineer ; Chairman and
Managing Director of Hutchinson, HolUngworth & Co, Ltd,
Dobcross Loom Works, Dobcross; Chairman of Directors,
Chadwick Machine Co, Ltd., Cleckheaton ; Vice-Chairman,
Henry Livesey. Ltd, Blackburn; Director of Asa
Lees & Co, Ltd, Oldham ; Director of the GledhiU-Brook
Time Recorders, Lta, Huddersfield. War Work : Chairman
of Huddersfield District Munitions Committee, 1915 ; Member of
Dr- Addison's Reconstruction Committee ; Chairman of
Saddleworth War Agricultural Committee ; Vice-Chairman,
Coine Valley Advisory Committee ; Divisional Commander
of Special Constabulary ; Plant of Dobcross Works placed at
disposal of Government for manufacture of bombs and hand-
grenades, gearboxes for special tanks, and other experimental
work, mine-sinkers, etc. Address : Moordale, Dobcross,
Yorks. Club : Huddersfield. (C2686)
HOLLINS, Beatrice Isabel, Mrs., M.B.E, d. of Charles
Bircham FarneU, of The Elms, Acton HiU, W. ; to. AUatt Henry,
of the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, s. of Sidney Hollins,
of Woo dbank, nr. Stockport. Educ. : Privately. Married,
17 Feb. 1920. War Work : Quartermaster and Hon. Secretary

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Hollins

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

of the Charing Cross Free Buffet for SaUors and Soldiers,
Charing Cross Station, 1914-1918. Address : The Elms,
Acton HU1, London, W. (M8049)
HOLLINS, Dora EmUy, Lady, O.B.E.
HOLLINS, Edith Blanche, Mrs, O.B.E. War Work'
Founder and Organiser of Malvern Red Cross Depot and Com
forts for Soldiers, including Recreation Rooms ; Organiser and
Head of Malvern Red Cross Work Party, and of Branch of
National Egg CoUection ; Hon. Sec. Malvern Prisoners' of War
Association under Central Committee ; served on the com
mittees of the Red Cross and Order of St. John Hospitals, and
the Malvern Urban District CouncU War Services. (010648)
HOLLLNS, Mary Clare, M.B.E, 6. 18 June, 1879 ; d. of
Edwin Francis Hollins, of Liverpool. Educ. : Chester Queen's
School ; Liverpool High Schools. War Work : 4 years with
the Y.M.C.A. in Rouen, France. Address : c/o Lloyds Bank,
Lodge Lane, Liverpool. (M1909)
HOLLINS, Rotha Mary, M.B.E,
HOLLIS, Alfred Claud, C.M.G, C.B.E, 6. 12 May, 1874 ;
s. of the late George HolUs, of West Worthing (formerly of
Dartmouth Park, N.W.) ; to. Enid Mabel, d. of the late Valentine
I. R. Longman, CC, of Highgate. Educ. : Privately at
Highgate and St. Leonards, and in Switzerland and Germany.
Assistant CoUector, East Africa Protectorate, 1897 ; CoUector,
1900 ; Acting Vice-Consul for German East Africa, 1900-1901 ;
Secretary to Administration, E.A.P, 1903 ; Secretary for
Native Affairs and M.L.C, 1907-1912 ; Colonial Secretary,
Sierra Leone, 1913 ; Secretary to Provisional Administration,
German East Africa, 1916 ; Chief Secretary, Tanganyika
Territory, 1919 ; Uganda Mutiny, 1897 ; Jubaland Expedition,
1900 ; Nandi Expedition, 1905-6 ; African General Service
Medal and 2 clasps. War Work : As Secretary to the Provisional
Administration of German East Africa assisted in the organisa
tion on British lines of aU departments of the administration
of the former German Colony. Address : Dar-es-Salaam,
Tanganyika Territory. Clubs : Oriental; Sports. (C2020)
HOLLIS, John Walter, M.B.E.
HOLLIS, Lieut. WiUred Norman, M.B.E.
HOLLOND, Henry Arthur, D.S.O, O.B.E, fi. 14 Oct,
1884 ; s. of Arthur Edward Hollond, of Great Ashfield House,
Bury St. Edmunds, and 5, Norfolk Crescent, London, W. 2.
Educ. : Rugby ; Trinity CoU, Cambridge. FeUow and Lecturer
of Trinity CoU, Cambridge, and Barrister-at-Law. War Work :
Gazetted Lieut, in the Wessex (Hants.) R.G.A. (T.F.) in Oct.
1914 ; attached to the British Armies in France for duty as
Court Martial Officer in Feb. 1916 ; appointed Staff Capt. at
General Headquarters, France, in Aug. 1916, D.A.A.G, March,
1917 ; T. Major, March, 1918 ; mentioned in despatches, Dec.
1917, Dec. 1918, and June, 1919. Address: Trinity CoU,
Cambridge. (05392)
HOLLOWAY, Arthur Brissenden, M.B.E, fi. 14 Nov,
1868 ; s. of William Henry HoUoway, of Ealing ; to. Lizzie
Frances Evelyn, d. of Edwin Mayo, of Basingstoke. Educ. :
Ealing CoU. Great Western RaUway, Principal Clerk, Chief
Goods Manager's Office. War Work : RaUway transport of
Heavy Guns, Tanks, and general Munitions of War ; Supply
of wagons for, and regulation of, movement of merchandise
traffic over Great Western RaUway. Address : 108, The
Avenue, West Ealing. (M8508)
HOLLOWAY, Major Arthur Joseph, O.B.E, R.E.
HOLLOWAY, Arthur WiUiam, M.B.E.
HOLLOWAY, Capt. Ernest, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HOLLOWAY, Frank Herbert, M.B.E, 6. 5 July, 1885 ;
s. of Thomas HoUoway, J.P, of Lavington, WUts ; m. Helen
Anne, d. of A. C Bannister, of Bedford. Educ. : Queen's
CoUege, Taunton; Crystal Palace School of Engineering.
Proprietor Market Lavington Brick, TUe and Pottery Works ;
Proprietor of Agricultural, Electrical and Motor Engineering
Works. War Work: On Technical Staff of Ministry of
Munitions and holding rank of Assistant Superintendent
Engineer, North West Area. Address : HiU Cottage, Littleton
PaneU, WUts. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (M553)
HOLLOWAY, Comm. Graham Charles, O.B.E, R.D,
R.N.R. HOLLOWAY, Henrietta Palfrey, Mrs, M.B.E.
HOLLOWAY, Herbert Benjamin, M.B.E, fi. 9 March,
1881 ; s. of Joseph James HoUoway, of Bristol ; m. Dora,
d. of Robert Henry Bryans, M.I.E.E, of Sunderland. Educ. :
St. Augustine's Upper Grade School, KUburn, N.W. ; King's
CoU, Strand. Acting Deputy Cashier, H.M. Dockyard,
Invergordon. War Work : In charge of Cash Department of
H.M. Dockyard, Invergordon, since the Dockyard Establish
ment was set up in September, 1914. Address : Mineral Bank,
Saltburn, Invergordon. (M8509-
HOLLOWAY, Major Reginald, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HOLLOWAY, WilUam Henry, O.B.E, 6. 21 July, 1873 ;
s. of W. HoUoway, of Uley, Glos.; to. Agnes, d. of George
Waterfield, of Kingsthorpe. Educ. : Privately. Proprietor,
Northampton Independent." War Work : Founder and
Hon. Treas. of the Northamptonshire Regimental Prisoners of
War Fund ; Hon. Sec. of Northamptonshire Soldiers' Comforts
Fund, and Northamptonshire Volunteer Regt. Address :
Rosebank, Kingsley Park, Northampton. Clubs : Northampton ;
Masomc, Northampton. (O10649)
HOLLWAY, Edith Blake, O.B.E, M.B, B.S. (Lond.) ;
u ,WlUiam J°hn HoUoway. of Pinner. Educ. : London
School of Medicine for Women, and Royal Free Hospital. War
Work : Doctor attached Scottish Women's Hospital, Serbia
and Corsica, 1914-16 ; and R.A.M.C, Malta, Salonica, Con

stantinople, 1916-20. Address: R.A.M.C, Constantinople.

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HOLLWAY, Geoffrey Fynes, O.B.E.
HOLMAN, Lieut. Bernard Whelpton, O.B.E, R.E.
HOLMAN, Capt. Joseph Quest, M.B.E, M.C.
HOLMAN, PhyUis, O.B.E.
HOLMDEN, Sir Osborn George, K.B.E, J.P, D.L
London; 6. 24 Nov. 1869; s. of late George Holmden oi
Shearnden, Kent; to. 13 Oct. 1897, Mary MUdred, d. of John
Swanston, of MarshaU Meadows, Berwick-on-Tweed. Director
of the Inter-AUied Chartering Executive during Great War;
has the Order of St. Olaf of Norway, and is Commander
Order of the Crown of Belgium and Officer Legion of Honour
Address: Danes HiU, Oxshott, Surrey, Clubs: Conservative'
Bath ; City Carlton, and Ranelagh.
HOLME, Major Alfred Siegfried, O.B.E, R.E.
HOLME, T. Lieut. Charles Geoffrey, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
HOLME, Ernest Rudolph, O.B.E. (011984)
HOLME, NeUie, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 7 Oct. 1871 ; d. of the
late Col. T. R. Cowie, LA. ; to. Henry Edward, s. of Edward V.
Holme, late of Naples, Italy. War Work : Hon. Sec. Red
Cross, BareUly, U.P, India ; Lady Manager, Monro Soldiers'
Canteen, BareUly. Address : Melrose, Hatherley Crescent,
Sidcup, Kent. (M7103)
HOLMES, Capt. Alfred Henry Robert, M.B.E, R.E.
HOLMES, Annie Gertrude, Mrs., M.B.E, Hon. Serving
Sister of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 18 September,
1861 : d. of W. O. QuibeU, J.P, of Newark-on-Trent ; m.
Henry s. of Samuel Henry Holmes, J.P, of Hull. Educ:
Miss Janions, Harold House, Bayswater. Lady District
Officer, No. VI District, St. John Ambulance Brigade. War
Work : Organised Royal Naval Hospital, HuU ; County
Commandant. Recruiting Commandant for the East Riding
Yorkshire. Address : The Croft, Newark-on-Trent. (M554)
HOLMES, Lieut. Arthur Ernest, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HOLMES, Arthur WiUiam, C.B.E, 6. 1877; m. 1905,
Lottie, d. of the late Charles Wood, of Lewes, Sussex. Freeman
of City of London ; Partner in the firm of Sbipton, Anderson
and Co, Grain Merchants, LeadenhaU Street; Director of
Contracts, Roy. Commission on Wheat SuppUes since 1916 ;
appointed a Member of Royal Commission on Wheat Supplies,
1919. Addresses : Tytherley North, Surbiton Hill, Surrey ;
Stokeley, Bognor, Sussex. Clubs : Athenaeum, Royal Auto
mobile ; Sports'. (C200)
HOLMES, Major Barnard, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, 6. 31st July,
1876 ; s. of James Holmes, of Burnley ; to. Jane Alice, d. oi
John James Ashworth, of Burnley. Educ. : Fufiedge Day
School, Burnley, Lancs. Served in the R.A.M.C. from Sept. 1896 ;
South Africa, 1899-1900 ; Malta, Crete, and India. War
Work : On mobilisation was appointed Warrant Officer in
charge of the Clothing and Equipment Store at the Depot,
R.A.M.C, Aldershot ; October, 1917, was appointed Quarter
master and proceeded to Woolwich for temporary employment
in the Army Medical Reserve Store ; July, 1918, proceeded to
North Russia as Officer-in-charge No. 15 Base Depot Medical
Stores ; was brought to the notice of the Secretary of State for
War for valuable services rendered whilst Warrant Officer-in-
charge of the Clothing and Equipment Stores Depot, RA..M.C,
Aldershot ; in possession of Medal for Long Service and Good
Conduct. Address : 3, Lark Street, Burnley, Lancashire. (06813)
HOLMES, Constance Coote, O.B.E, 6. 1883 ; d. of John
S. Holmes, of Roborough, Barnstaple, formerly of Matahiwi,
Masterton, WeUington, New Zealand. Educ. : New Zealand ;
England ; Heidelberg, Germany. War Work : Organising
Hon. Secretary to Belgian Refugee Food Fund, 1914-1915,
(received Medal of Queen Elizabeth) ; Lady WeUare Inspector
Army Pay Offices Female Staff, Jan. 1916-May, 1920. Address :
Roborough, Barnstaple, N. Devon. Club : Forum. (0433)
HOLMES, Lieut. Dan CampbeU, O.B.E.
HOLMES, Elsie May, M.B.E. (M10396)
HOLMES, Lieut.-Col. Gerard Robert Addison, C.M.G,
O.B.E, D.Sc, 6. 31 Aug. 1881 ; s. of Sir George Holmes,
K.C.B, K.C.V.O, of Moycashel, Deland (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ. : WeUington, and Glasgow Univ Trained
as a Naval Architect ; late with the Cunard Steam Ship Co,
Ltd, now studying educational maters as a Schoolmaster.
War Work : served as Lieut, Lieut.-Comm. and Comm.
R.N.V.R, with naval forces from 1914-18 ; transferred to
Royal Air Force as Lt.-Col. ; served in Cuxhaven Raid 1914,
and Belgian Coast; also Staff Appointments. Address:
c/o Sir George Holmes, K.C.B, K.C.V.O, St. James' Club,
PiccadiUy. (0434)
HOLMES, Gertrude Eirene, M.B.E. South African
MiUtary Nursing Service. (M10258/)
HOLMES, Lieut.-Col. Gordon Morgan, C.M.G, C.B.E,
M.D, F.R.C.P, B.A, 6. 1876 ; s. of the late Gordon Holmes,
of DeUin House, Castle BeUingham, Deland. Educ : Dublin
Univ. Sometime Lieut.-Col. Roy. Army Med. Corps ; Physi
cian to National Hospital for Paralysed and EpUeptic ; Assist.
Physician to Charing Cross Hospital ; served in Great War,
1914-19 ; mentioned in despatches. Address : 101, Harley
Street, W. Club : Junior Athenaeum. (C1268)
HOLMES, Brig.-Gen. Hardress GUbert, CM.G, CJ5JS..
J.P, 6. 7 July, 1862 ; s. of Bassett WiUiam Holmes, J.P, D.L,
of St. Davids, Nenagh ; to. AUce Maude Josephine, d. oi John
Lloyd, of Gloster, King's Co. Joined Yorkshire Regt, 1885 ;
served N.W. Frontier, Lndia, 1897-8 (Medal, 2 clasps); S.
Africa, 1899-1902 ; Commanded M. I. Regt., and a Column

BIOGRAPHIES.

Homer

(despatohes twice, Bt.-Major, Queen's Medal, 5 clasps, King's
Medal, 2 clasps), retired, 1908. War Work : Rejoined Army
August, 1914 ; Commanded 9th Battn. Yorkshire Regt. and
8th Infantry Brigade in France also a Brigade in England ;
despatches 5 times, CM.G, C.B.E, Bt. Lieut.-Colonel and
Honorary Brigadier General ; J.P, Co. Tipperary, High
Sheriff, 1910. Address : St. Davids, Nenagh ; Clubs : Naval
and Military ; KUdare Street, Dublin. (C1623)
HOLMES, Henry BurviU, C.B.E, 6. 1864 ; s. of the late
Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Burvill Holmes, R.E. ; m. Mabel de
Ireyne, d. of the late Victor Bertelsen, of the Indian Police.
Educ. : Gram. School, Reading, and King WilUam's Coll,
Isle of Man. Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. Indian Defence Force
(V.D.) ; entered Indian State RaUway Depart. 1883 ; Dep.
Traffic Sup. 1908; Traffic Sup. 1910; Agent Oudh and
Kohilkund RaUway, 1914. Club : United Service (Calcutta). (C1080)
HOLMES, Henry NichoUs, O.B.E, F.R.G.S, 6. 20 Sept.
1879 ; s. of Henry Holmes, of Adelaide, South Australia ;
m. Jeannette Elise, d. of the late Adam Knecht, of Dayton,
Ohio, U.S.A. Educ. : Way College, South Australia. Secre-.
tary British National CouncU, Y.M.C.A. War Work: In
1915 organised the Y.M.C.A. with troops of General Botha in
German South West Africa at Swakopmund ; in 1916-17 in
charge of Y.M.CA. work with 2nd Army in France ; in 1918
Field Secretary and LiaisoD Officer with British Y.M.C.A.
France; and 1919 Chief Secretary of British Y.M.C.A. iu
France. Address : c/o Y.M.CA, 13, RusseU Square, London,
W.C. 1. (01484)
HOLMES, Herbert Thomas, O.BE, H.M.I, 6. 6 Jan.
1876. Educ : Merchant Taylors' School, London ; St. John's
CoU, Cambridge. H.M. Inspector, Technological Branch,
Board of Education. TFar Work : Personal Assistant to Sir
Glynn West, ControUer of SheU Manufacture, Ministry of
Munitions; Secretarial Officer, Materials Group, Ministry of
Munitions. Address : 58, Rotherwick Road, Golders Green,
London, N.W. 4. (010652)
HOLMES, Horace Gordon, O.B.E, F.C.A, 6. 14 May,
1889; s. of Horace George Holmes, J.P, of WoodviUe,
Brondesbury Park, N.W. 6. ; m. Violet May, d. of Henry Parry,
of Portmadoc and Aberystwyth, North Wales. Educ. : City
of London School. During War held the rank of Honorary
Temporary Captain. War Work : Assistant Commissioner and
Financial Director to the British Red Cross and Order of St.
John with the Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force, 1916 to
1918. Address : Copps Lodge, Northwood, Middlesex ; 33,
Paternoster Row, E.C. 4. Clubs: (FeUow) Royal Colonial
Institute; Northwood GoU. (01485)
HOLMES, Major Hubert Jack, M.B.E, M.C
HOLMES, Paymaster-Comm. John Dickenson, C.B.E,
R.N. HOLMES, Joseph Edward Leo, O.B.E.
HOLMES, Margaret Ann, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Ross Aldis,
of Garstang, Lancashire ; to. Ernest, s. of Henry Holmes, of
KUsby, Rugby. Educ. : Blackpool and Scarborough. Joined
St. John Ambulance Brigade, 1897. War Work : Aug. to
Nov. 1914, St. John Warehouse ; Nov. to Dec. 1914, Nurse at
Naval Hospital, Southend ; Jan. to Dec. 1915, in charge of
Gift Store, St. John's Warehouse ; Jan. to May, 1916 ; Quarter
master, Lady Dane's Hospital, Southampton ; May to Oct.
1916, Devonshire House ; Oct. 1916, to July, 1917, No. 2 Red
Cross Hospital, Rouen, France ; Sept. 1917, to Dec. 1918,
Acting Quartermaster, St. John's Depot, Belgrave Square ;
now working at V.A.D. Headquarters, Commandant of V.A.D.
London 298, and Lady Supt. Temple Nursing Div, St. John's
Ambulance Brigade. Address : 33, SackviUe Gardens, Ilford.
Club : V.A.D. Ladies'. (M8510)
HOLMES, Major Maurice Gerald, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HOLMES, Capt. Reginald Valentine, O.B.E. R.A.S.C
HOLMES, Lieut. Robert, M.B.E, R.N.
HOLMES, Col. Robert Blake Worsley, O.B.E.
HOLMES, Capt. Samuel Edward, O.B.E, R.A.V.C. (S.R.),
fi, 20 Feb. 1888 ; s. of John Holmes, of Co. Antrim, Ireland.
muc. : Ballymena Academy, Co. Antrim, Deland. Veterinary
burgeon. War Work : Veterinary Officer with the 5th Division
m France and Italy from August 1914 to May, 1919. Address :
Warren Road, Reigate, Surrey. (02577)
HOLMES, WilUam, O.B.E. (012058)
HOLT, Capt. Alec Horace Edward Litton. O.B.E.
HOLT, Constance, M.B.E, fi. 19 May, 1897 ; d. of Edgar
M. Holt, of East Sheen. War Work : Clerical work at the
Admiralty. Address : 21, Richmond Park Road, East Sheen,
Surrey. (M2729)
HOLT, Sir Edward, Bt. C.B.E, 6. 1850, (see BURKE'S
reerm) ; s. of Joseph Holt, of Manchester ; to. Elizabeth,
«¦ of Joseph Brooks, of Manchester. Educ. : Privately.
uiairman, Manchester Water Committee, Parliamentray
ww ' Board of Overseers and War Pensions Committee.
war Work : Chairman Manchester Local War Pensions since
September, 1914. Clubs : Carlton ; Clarendon,'; Constitutional.
««,-, (C2687)
HOLT, Edwin Brook, M.B.E, I.M.D.
HOLT, Frederick O.B.E.
HOLT, Frederick Appleby, O.B.E, 6. May, 1888 ; s. of
Mwyn Holt, of Hale, Cheshire ; to. Rae Vera Franz, d. of
srr George Hutchinson, of 55, Pont Street, W, and Ly minster
Wurt, Arundel. Educ : Rugby, and King's Coll, Cambridge.
War Work: 1916-19, Private Sec. to the Rt. Hon. H. W.
, M.P. (now Lord Forster of Lepe), Financial Sec. to the

War Office. Address: 28, Brechin Place, S.W. Club:
Reform. (O10655)
HOLT, Capt. Frederick William, M.B.E.
HOLT, Gertrude Mary, M.B.E. ; d. of Vesey Weston Holt.
War Work : Hon. Sec. to the Chelsea Workrooms and Depot
of British Red Cross Society. Address : 14, Elm Park Gardens,
London, S.W. 10. (M8511)
HOLT, Lieut.-Col. Harold Edward Sherwin, C.B.E,
F.R.CS, 6. 1862 ; s. of the late Major Joseph Holt, of Farn
borough Grange, Hants ; to. 1904, Lady Mary Florence
Brabazon, d. of 12th Earl of Meath (see Burke's Peerage).
Formerly Major and Hon. Lieut.-Col. Hampshire Yeomanry ;
Major, attached R.A.F. ; an Officer of Crown of Belgium ;
Lord of the Manor of Farnborough. Addresses : The Grange,
Farnborough, Hants ; Clashnardarroch, Aberdeenshire ;
Clubs : Wellington ; Cavalry : TraveUers'. (C864)
HOLT, James Marston, MJB.E.
HOLT, Thomas, O.B.E, 6. 25 Jan. 1873 ; s. of the late
Thomas Holt, of Bolton and Leigh ; to. Isabella, d. of the late
Christopher Cook, of Preston and Leigh. Educ. : Bedford
Church School, and Privately. SoUcitor ; Town Clerk,
Deputy Clerk of the Peace, Clerk, Local Education Authority,
and Clerk Old Age Pensions Committee, Winchester. Wat
Work : Executive Officer. Local Food Control Committee ;
Member Recruiting Committee ; Winchester Belgian Refugees
Committee ; Organising Sec. for Repatriation of Belgian
Refugees ; Member Winchester Soldiers' Club Committee ;
Clerk to the Local Tribunal, Winchester. Address : Westfield,
Winchester. (010656)
HOLT, Thomas Herbert, O.B.E, fi. 19 Nov. 1861 ; s.
of the late R. B. Holt, of Whitby, Yorks ; m. Edith Charlotte,
d. of Walter King, of Frinton-on-Sea. Educ. : Fulneck School,
Yorkshire. Head of Shippmg Office, Crown Agents for the
Colonies. War Work : Member of Overseas Prize Disposal
Committee. Addresses : 13, Gt. St. Helens, E.C. 3 ; Aston,
Bishop's Stortford. Club : Constitutional. (01487)
HOLT, Sir Vesey George Mackenzie, K.B.E, J.P, Kent,
fi. 23 Feb. 1854 ; s. of the late Vesey Weston Holt, of Woodside,
Windsor Forest ; to. Mabel Mary, d. of the late Walter Drum-
mond (see Burke's Peerage, Perth, E.). Educ. : Privately. Senior
partner in firm of Holt & Co, Army Agents and Bankers ;
Chairman, London and Scottish Life Assurance Agency ; of
Scottish Metropolitan Insurance Co. Ltd. ; of Anglo-American
Debenture Corporation ; and Director of New Zealand Loan
and Mercantile Agency Co. Addresses : Mount Maseal,
Bexley, Kent ; 67, Cadogan Place, S.W. Clubs : Arthur's ;
Union. (K458)
HOLT, Florenoe Annie, Mrs. LYSTER-, O.B.E.
HOLTON, Surgeon-Lieut. Ernest Charles, O.B.E. R.N
HOLYMAN, Honora, Mrs., M.B.E. (M10397)
HOLYWOOD, Matthew, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
HOME, Major George, C.B.E.
HOME, Lieut.-Col. George Archibald Swinton, O.B.E,
D.S.O, 6. 1875 ; s. of the late Rev. R. Home of Swinton,
Berwickshire. Educ : Privately. Major, 5th Dragoon Guards
(ret.) ; Lieut.-Col. E. Africa Protectorate Forces ; Resident at
Soy ; served during S. African War, 1899-1902 (Queen's medal
with two clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; has 2nd class
of Order of Leopold of Belgium. War Work : Commandant
East African Volunteer Forces ; later, on Staff of East African
Expeditionary Force and King's African Rifles. Address :
Soy, Kenya Colony. Clubs : Cavalry ; Naval and MUitary. (04148)
HOME, Col. James Murray, C.B.E. Lieut.-Col.
and Hon. Col. R.A.F. ; served in Great War, 1914-19 ;
mentioned in despatches. (C865)
HOME, Col. Robert Elton, C.B.E, D.S.O, fi. 1869 ; s. of
the late Col. Robert Home, CLE, R.E. ; to. 1904, Delphine,
d. of the late W. J. Etheridge. Educ. : Cheltenham Coll.
Entered R.A. 1888 ; Capt. 1898 ; Major, 1908 ; Lieut.-Col.
1915 ; Brevet Col. 1917 ; served with Waziristan Expedition.
1894-95 (medal with clasp) ; Tirah Expedition, 1897-98 (medal
with clasp) ; during S. African War, 1899-1902 (despatches
three times, Queen's medal with five clasps, King's medal) ;
appointed an Instructor at Ordnance Coll. 1906 ; Ordnance
Officer, 1909 ; Ch. Instructor, Ordnance CoU. 1913 ; Comdt.
1918. (C818)
HOME, Capt. Thomas Nathaniel, O.B.E, K.R.R.C.
HOME, Fleet-Surgeon William Edward, O.B.E, R.N,
6 1860. Educ. : Rugby ; Edinburgh Univ. War Work :
Major (A.Lieut.-Col.)R.A.M.C Army Hospital Ships. Clubs:
Naval and MiUtary ; Royal Naval, etc. (07291)
HOMER, Lieut.-Col. John Leonard, O.B.E, R.M.A.;
fi 9 Oct. 1865; s. of T. Homer, J.P, of Witchampton,
Wimborne, Dorset ; m. Edith Frances, d. of Gen. Sir Henry
Tuson K C.B, of The Poplars, Surbiton. Educ. : Cheltenham
College. Assist. Gunnery instructor, R.M.A, 1892-95 ;
Gunnery Instructor, R.M.A, 1897-1902 ; Musketry Instructor,
R M A ,1904-08 ; served H.M.S. " Swiftsure," 1880-90 ; H.M.S.
" Camperdown," 1896-97 ; H.M.S. " Hannibal," 1902-4 ;
" Prince George," 1908 ; " Duncan," 1908-09 ; " Exmouth,"
1909-11 ' " Victory " (Staff of C-in-C, Portsmouth), 1912-13 ;
Paymaster, R.M.A, 1913-20. Address: Witchampton,
Wimborne, Dorset. (09553)
HOMER, John Twigg, C.B.E, J.P, D.L. Co. Staffs, fi.
24 June, 1865 ; s. of Frederick Augustus, J.P, of Sedgley,
Staffs Educ. : Wolverhampton Grammar School. Divisional
ControUer, West Midlands Division, Ministry of Labour;
Alderman Staffordshire County CouncU; Member Staffordshire

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Homfray

THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Territorial Forces Association. War Work : Departmental
Recruiting for Territorials. Address : Dormston, Sedgley,
Staffs. Club : County, Stafford. ^H68?
HOMFRAY, Ernest Randolph Popkin, O.B.E, i. 12 Sept.
1860 ; s. of Charles Jeston Homfray, of Down Lodge, Wands
worth ; m. Gertrude Everard, d. of Dr. Richard Roe, of Eccles.
Educ : Privately. Sec. Appeal Committee, Guy's Hospital,
London, S.E. War Work: Sec. H.M. Queen Mary's R.N.
Hospital, Southend-on-Sea ; Commandant, 43rd Essex V.A.D.
Address : Uckfleld, Sussex. (010657)
HOMFRAY, Lieut.-Col. John Robert Henry, C.B.E,
R.M.A, (retired), fi. 23 Oct. 1868; s. of Lieut.-Col.
J. R. Mackenzie Homfray, of Indian Army ; m. Margaret Emily,
d. of Captain Bonham Ward Bax, R.N. Educ. : R.N.
Academy Gosport; Portsmouth Grammar School. Now
Master at Brighton College. War Work : 33 years in Royal
Marine ArtUlery ; served in H.M.S. "King George V," 2nd Battle
Squadron, Grand Fleet, 4 August, 1914 to 16 January, 1916 ;
2nd in command of R.M. Garrison, Cromarty ; O.C. Royal
Marines, British West Indies, 1917-19. Address: Brighton
CoUege. (C2289)
HONEY, Annie Violet, O.B.E.
HONEY, Capt. WiUiam John, O.B.E,
HONY, Capt. Henry Charles, M.B.E.
HOOD, David WUson, C.B.E, 6. 1874 ; s. of the late
James Hood, J.P, of LiUesleaf, Roxburghshire. Educ. :
Daniel Stewart's CoU, and Heriot Watt Coll, Edinburgh.
Engineer-in-Chief to Trinity House. Address : 5, Beech
Mansions, West Hampstead. (C983)
HOOD, Georgina, O.B.E.
HOOD, Grosvenor Arthur Alexander, Lieut.-Col.Viscount,
O.B.E, 6. 13 Nov. 1868 : s. of 4th Viscount Hood (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. Primrose (who died, 1919), 3rd d. of Col. Hon. R.
Stapleton Cotton (see Burke's Peerage, Combermere, V ).
Educ. : Eton, and R.M.A, Woolwich. 2nd Lieut. Royal
ArtiUery, Feb. 1887 ; 2nd Lieut. Grenadier Guards, Sept. 1889 ;
Lieut. 1893 ; Capt. 1899 ; Major 1905 ; on retired pay, 1907 ;
Lieut.-Col. to Command 7th City of London Batt. T.F, 1912 ;
retired owing to iU-health, Sept. 1914 ; Staff Officer L. of C
(at home), Oct. 1914 ; Defence Commander (T. Lieut.-Col.),
Jan. 1916; retired (iU-health), April, 1920, with rank of
Lieut.-Col. War Work : Commanded 7th City of London
Batt, London Regt., Aug. to Sept. 1914; Staff Officer
(D.A.A.G.), L. of C (England), Oct. 1914; Defence Com
mander (T. Lieut.-Col.), Jan. 1916 ; Staff Capt, War Office,
AprU, 1918. Address : 19, Upper Berkeley Street, London,
W. 1. Clubs : Guards' ; Turf ; Carlton. (07292)
HOOD, Joseph, M.B.E, M.A, F.E.I.S, 6. 18 July, 1872 ;
s. of WiUiam Hood, of Stirling, Scotland ; to. Louisa B. Wilson,
d. of Thomas Wilson, of Douglas, Lanarkshire. Educ :
Glasgow Univ. Rector of Academy, Stranraer. War Work :
Organised War Savings Associations in County of Wigtown,
more especially in Schools, and assisted in various ways the
Scottish War Savings Committee ; Chairman of Executive of
War Savings Committee for Burgh of Stranraer; Member of
Stranraer Burgh Military Tribunal for upwards of 2 years.
Address : The Rectory, Academy Street, Stranraer. (M8513)
HOOD, Margaret ACLAND-, M.B.E, d. ofthe late Sir A.
Acland-Hood, Bt. (see BURKE'S Peerage). War Work : Organised
large Central Clubs, Social and Educational, in various in
dustrial towns, for working women and girls, some clubs having
a membership of over 1000. Address : Erlands, Crondell,
Hants. Club : The New Century. (M67)
HOOD, Lieut.-Col. Arthur FULLER-ACLAND-, O.B.E.
HOOK, Reginald Myles, M.B.E. (M10249.0
HOOKER, Edith, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 18 June, 1872 ; d. of
Thomas Corsby, of London ; m. George Septimus, s. of WUliam
Thomas Hooker, of Hackney. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Class Sec, Quartermaster, and Assistant Commandant,
Stechford Red Cross V.A.D. Hospital; helped at Canteen
work ; Leader of Sewing Circle for making garments for soldiers
Address : Finmarken, Lyttelton Road, Stechford, Bhmingham .
(M8514)
HOOKER, Lieut. Charles WUUam Ross, O.B.E, R.N V.R.
HOOLEY, Lieut.-Col. Vernon Vavasour, C.B.E, 6.
15'Mar. 1862 ; s. of WiUiam Hooley, of Ashton Lodge, Belmont
Road, Southampton ; m. Mary, d. of Lieut.-Col. Thomas
MaxweU, of Eshowe, Zululand. Educ. : South Hants College ;
Privately. Shipping Manager. War Work : Formerly
Snipping Manager at New York; fitted out S.S. "Arcadian"
and " Caribbean " which conveyed Canadian Troops from
Quebec ; came to England, January, 1915 ; joined R.A.S.C
as Lieut. ; served at Deptford, Liverpool, France and Southamp
ton untU Nov. 1919 ; Commanded No. 2 Home Base Supply
Dept. R.A.S.C. Address : Ashton Lodge, Belmont Road,
Southampton. Club : United R.A.S.C. (C2121)
HOOPER, Major Alexander Francis Anderson, O.B.E.
HOOPER, AUred, O.B.E, M.D, 6. 18 May, 1848 ; s. of
John Hooper, of Castle Gresley, Derbyshire ; n. Helen Louisa,
d. of WiUiam GUes, of London. Educ. : Burton-on-Trent
Grammar School, and Guy's Hospital. War Work: CivU
Medical Officer to the Royal Air Force from May, 1917, to May,
1920. Address : The Manor House, Thurnby, near Leicester. (010658)
HOOPER, Barrington, C.B.E.
HOOPER, Charles Stuart, M.B.E.. 6. 11 Aug, 1874;
8. of Joshua Hooper, of Bridestowe, Devon ; m. Anne, d. of
John Myatt, of Hfracombe, Devon. Educ. : AU Saints' Choir
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Ministry of Shipping. War Work : At Ministry of Shipping.
Address : The Corner House, GreerJiill, Sutton, Surrey. (M555)
HOOPER, Florence Mary AUce, M.B.E. ; d. of Sir Richard
Mills K.C.B, K.C.V.O, of Lindridge, Oxted, Surrey; m.
Godfrey s. of George Hooper, of The Cedars, Mitcham Common.
War Work : Commandant, V.A.D. Sussex 150 ; in charge of
Red Cross AuxUiary Hospital, Lindfleld, Sussex, from Nov.
1914 to Dec. 1918 . Address : Lyndhurst, Lindfleld, Sussex.
(M8515)
HOOPER, Francis WiUiam, M.B.E.
HOOPER, Lieut. Geoffroy William Winsmore, O.B.E,
R N.HOOPER, George Henry James, O.B.E, M.D.
HOOPER, Lieut.-Col. Harry Uppington, C.B.E. Col.
R.E. (T.F.) ; served in Great War, 1914-19, in Balkans ;
mentioned in despatches. (C1412)
HOOPER, Helen EUzabeth, M.B.E.
HOOPER, Capt. Herbert Ross, O.B.E, R.E.
HOOPER, John, M.B.E, 6. 16 June, 1882 ; s. of Richard
Streete Hooper, of London ; m. Elsie Angela, d. of Charles
Vickers of Enfield, Middlesex. Lecturer (Furniture, Ii.C.C),
1903-11 ; Technical Assistant, H.M. Office of Works, 1911-19 :
appointed Deputy ControUer, Furniture Section, Disposal
Board, March, 1919, and ControUer, March, 1920. In charge
of special section at H.M. Office of Works, furnishing townships,
including Gretna and Queensferry, hostels, hospitals, and
furnishing services generaUy for the Ministry of Munitions,
Air Ministry, Admiralty, and Ministry of Pensions. (M817)
HOOPER, Capt. WaUis Dawson, O.B.E.
HOPCRAFT, Capt. Harry Douglas, M.B.E, 5. 26 Nov. 1892;
s of Alfred Hopcraft, of Deddington, Oxon. Educ. : Owen's
School Islington, N. War Work : Mobilised with 4th Oxf. and
Bucks L. Infty (T.F.), Aug. 1914; France and Flanders,
March 1915, to Oct. 1915 ; InvaUded to England ; joined 4th
Res. Batt. Oxf. and Bucks L. Lnfty ; posted to No. 12 0.C.B,
April 1917 ; Gazetted to l/4th Oxf. and Bucks L. Duty,
Sept. 1917 ; France and Italy, Oct. 1917, to March, 1919.
Address: Fernleigh, Deddington, Oxon. (M4738)
HOPE, Capt.Arthur Clement, M.B.E, Scots Guards; 0.8.
of Major CecU Hope, late InniskUling Dragoons. Served in the
Great War, 1914-19. Address : The Deal House, West
Lavington. WUts. (M3183)
HOPE, Major Charles WiUiam Menelaus, O.B.E,
R A M C
HOPE, CoUingwood, C.B.E, K.C, J.P, D.L, 6, 10 Nov.
1858 ; s. of Thomas Arthur Hope, of Bebington, Cheshire ;
m. AUce Therese, d. of R. N. Dale, of Bromborough, Cheshire.
Educ. : Rugby ; Oxford. Recorder of Bolton ; Deputy
Chairman Quarter Sessions ; Chairman Essex District Wages
Committee ; Chairman Agricultural Wages Board ; Chairman
Profiteering Appeal Tribunal for Essex. War Work : 2 years
Essex Territorial Association; Chairman MiUtary Appeal
Tribunal for Essex ; Chairman Midland and S.E. Divisional
CouncU ; Chairman District No. 9, Appointments Department,
Ministry of Labour ; Volunteer and Special Constable.
Addresses: Crix, Hatfield Peverel, Essex. Club : WmdTiam. (C201)
HOPE, Edward WiUiam, O.B.E, M.D, D.Sc, 6. 1856;
s. of late R. W. Hope, formerly of War Office ; m. Charlotte
Rennie, d. of John Bowring. of Newfoundland and Liverpool.
Educ. : Royal School of Mines ; University of Edmburgn.
Medical Officer of Health, Liverpool ; Professor of Public
Health, University of Liverpool ; late Examiner in the Univer
sities of Belfast, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Liverpool and Man
chester and Royal CoUege of Physicians and Surgeons, London.
War Work : Major, R.A.M.C ; serving in connection with
Port Sanitation, in regard to transport of Troops, Foodstuffs,
etc. Address : Crow How, Rydal, Ambleside. Cfta _¦'
University, Liverpool. (0149-)
HOPE, Herbert George, M.B.E.
HOPE, John, M.B.E. „v.oo«
HOPE, Sir John Augustus O.B.E. (07295)
HOPE, John Wilson, C.B.E, 6. 1856 ; s. of WiUiam Hope,
of Edinburgh ; to. Georgina, d. of WiUiam Lyon, of Edmburgn.
Educ : Edinburgh ; Brussels. Manufacturer. War Work :
Ministries of Munitions, Food Control, and Reconstruction.
Address : Drylaw, South Woodford, Essex. CZufis : British
Empire ; Royal West Norfolk, Hunstanton ; Newquay ™"-02.
HOPE, Mabel Ellen, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 30 March, 1873;
d. of Francis RiddeU, J.P, of Cheeseburn Grange, NorthumDer-
Iand; to. James Fitzalan, M.P, J.P. ; s. of James Hope Scott,
Q.C, of Abbotsford, N B. Educ. : Privately. War Wort-
Chairman of the War Huts Committee of the Catholic Women s
League, which equipped and ran thirty-five soldiers Huts ana
Clubs in England, France, and Germany ; Mrs. Hope was given
the Medaille de la Reine EUzabeth for Belgian Refugee worK
organised by the CathoUc Women's League. Address ¦' Herons
GhyU, Uckfleld, Sussex. Club : Ladies' Athenaeum (Oipew
HOPE, Mary, Hon. Lady, O.B.E, 6. 1877 ; d, oi Lord
Balfour of Burleigh, Kennet, AUoa (see Burke's PeeWJ,
to. Lieut.-Col. Sir John, Bt, M.P, s. of the Rev. Canon Hope,
and nephew of Sir Alexander Hope. Educ. : £>™W;
Chairman of Women's Sub-Committee of Edinburgh LaDour
Employment Committee. War Work : On various committees
under the Ministry of Labour, dealing with recruiting ior
women's war services, substitution, re-settlement, and training,
in Scotland. Address: Pinkie House, Musselburgh, cm-
Queen's, Edinburgh. (OlOKHiJ

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HOPE, Brevet Major (T. Lieut.-Col.) Peroy Mirehouse,
O.B.E, M.S.A, M. Inst, M.C.E., 6. 17 July, 1886 ; s.ot Joseph
Fearon Hope, of Keswick ; m. Constance Maud, s. of Thomas
William Mark, of Liverpool. Educ. : Keswick School ; King's
CoUege, London. War Work: With 4th Border Regt,
Burma, 1914-15 ; Mesopotamia, 1915-18 ; Att. Royal Eng,
firstly as o/c water suppUes, then Deputy Assistant Director
of Works at Baghdad on capture of that city ; then Deputy
Assistant Director of Works Baghdad and Advanced Section
on the advance beyond Baghdad ; then Assistant Director
o! Works (Engineer Field Parks), M.E.F. ; then Assistant
Director of Works, L. of C, M.E.F, and lastly Assistant
Director of Works, G.H.Q, M.E.F. ; Awarded O.B.E. ; Twice
mentioned in despatches and promoted Brevet-Major for
conspicuous service in the Field. Addresses : 39, Brundholme
Terrace, Keswick ; 21, Station Road, Keswick. Club : Junior
Army and Navy. (02278)
HOPGOOD, Franois George, M.B.E.
HOPKIN, Capt. Frank, OHB.E, M.R.CV.S, 6. July, 1879 ;
«. of T. Hopkin, of Manchester ; m. Frances Shaw, d. of T. H.
Porgan, of Northwich. Educ. : Rydal Mount, Colwyn Bay.
Veterinary Surgeon. War Work: Joined R.A.V.C. on out
break of war, Aug. 1914 ; served at home and with the Salonica
Forces. Address : 15, New Bridge Street, Manchester. (06482)
HOPKINS, Charles James WiUiam, M.B.E.
HOPKINS, Rev. Father Charles Plomer, C.B.E., O.S.P,
6. 7 March, 1861 ; s. of Charles Hopkins, of Bassein, Burmah.
Educ. : Falmouth Grammar School ; Osnabriick, Germany.
Superior General of the Order of St. Paul ; Hon. Trustee,
National SaUors' and Firemen's Union; Hon. Joint Sec,
SaUors' and Firemen's Panel of the National Maritime Board.
War Work : Co-operation with the Ministry of Shipping in
matters appertaining to the personnel of the British MercantUe
Marine. Address : The Priory, St. Mawes, CornwaU. Club :
Royal Colonial Institute. (C2690)
HOPKINS, Lieut. Franois Arthur, M.B.E.
HOPKINS, Frederiok Friend, M.B.E.
HOPKINS, Major GUbert Rivers, O.B.E.
HOPKINS, Harry, M.B.E,, R.N.
HOPKINS, Harry Sinclair, O.B.E,
HOPKINS, James Francis Gordon, O.B.E.; has 3rd Class
Order of the Nile.
HOPKINS, Lieut. John Boyd, M.B.E.
HOPKINS, Lieut.-Col. Lewis Egerton, D.S.O, O.B.E,
R.E, i. 1873; s. of the late Thomas Hopkins, of Limber
Grange, Lincoln ; to. 1906, Carrie Estoteville, d. of Sir Peyton
D'EstotevUle Skipwith, 10th Bt. (see Burke's Peerage).
Served during Great War, 1914-17 ; mentioned in despatches. (08487)
HOPKINS, Muriel Margaret, M.B.E, d. of J. W. W.
Hopkins, M.P, of London. Educ. : St. Felix School, South-
wold. War Work : Aug. 1914. to April, 1915, Local Branch
of the Prince of Wales' Fund; May, 1915, to Nov. 1915,
secretarial work at the Westminster Red Cross Divisional
Office; Dec. 1915, to June, 1920, Secretarial work at Conva
lescent Homes for Officers Dept, B.R.C.S. Address: 80,
Regent's Park Road, London, N.W. 1. (M1915)
HOPKINS, Lieut.-Col. Peroy Alfred, O.B.E.
HOPKINS, Capt. Raymond Beechey, O.B.E.
HOPKINS, Robert Hemiss Handasyd, O.B.E.
HOPKINS, Thomas, M.B.E, R.N.
HOPKINS, Thomas Edmund, O.B.E, J.P.
HOPKINS, Capt. Thomas HoUis, O.B.E, R.E.
HOPKINSON, Capt. AUen Haigh, M.B.E.
HOPKINSON, GwendoUn Blanche, O.B.E.
HOPKINSON, 2nd Lieut. Harold, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
HOPKINSON, Col. (Lewa and Pasha Egyptian Army)
Henry Charles Barwick, CM.G, C.B.E, 6. 6 Nov. 1867 ; s. of
George Henry Hopkinsun, late of Edgeworth Manor, Ciren
cester, Glos, and of Blanch Isabel Somerset; to. Mabel
¦Trances Laetitia, d. of Henry WiUiam ParneU 3rd Baron Con
gleton (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Winchester. Col, late
iseaforth Highlanders; Director-Gen. of the Municipality,
Alexandria. War Work : Provost Marshal, D.A.A.G, E.E.F.
Address : Downton House, Kington, Herefordshire. Club :
Army and Navy. (C1381)
, HOPKINSON, Capt. MUes Staveley, O.B.E, fi. 30 AprU,
>. • sa of *Q6 late George Henry Hopkinson, of Edgeworth
Manor, Glos. ; to. EUen Marion, d. of Henry Walter, of Ifield,
Sussex. Educ. : Repton. Stockbroker. War Work : Served
m France, 1915-17; Italy, 1917-19. Address: 23, Lansdowne
Crescent, w. 11. Club : Royal Thames Yacht. (06381)
gOPKYNS, WiUiam Stenning, O.B.E.
HOPPER, James, M.B.E.
HOPPER, Percy Clarence, M.B.E.
HOPPERTON, 2nd Lieut. Henry Edward, M.B.E, R.E.
HOPPING, Sydney, O.B.E.
HOPPS, Walter, M.B.E.
th i fPS' w"Iiam George, M.B.E, 6. 30 April, 1871 ; s. of
J i IS Tnomas Hopps, of Lurgan, Ireland ; m. Eva May,
a. of the late James Ebey, of Plumstead. Educ. : Lurgan
Model School, and Privately. War Office Clerk. War Work :
to p9,yld *" Quartermaster-General's Department of the
war Office, during the whole period of war. Address : 4,
Barnard Road, London. S.W. 11. (M8521)
SS5W00D> Eleanor Mary, O.B.E.
f, HOPWOOD, Capt. Geoffrey, C.B.E, R.N, b. 1877 ; s. of
we late Rev. Canon Frank Edward Hopwood. Was Assist.

Director of MobiUsation, Admiralty, 1916-17 ; served in Great
War, 1914-19 ; mentioned in despatches. (C2271)
HORA, Capt. Hansord, M.B.E.
HORAN, Lieut. Preston, M.B.E.
HORDEN, Eva, Mrs., O.B.E. (011985)
HORDEN, Florenoe Julia, Mrs., M.B.E, d. of John B. Law,
of Leamington Spa. ; m. Frederick PUkington, s. of George
Horden. War Work : Com. of Brynglas Red Cross Hospital,
Newport (Mon). Address : 21, Bassaleg Road, Newport
(Mon). (M5 0)
HORDERN, Major Anthony, C.B.E, 6. 1889; s. of
Samuel Hordern, of Sydney, AustraUa ; m. Viola Sydney
Bingham. Dep. Commr. AustraUan Red Cross Soc, AustraUan
Imperial Forces. (0417)
HORDERN, Rev. Arthur Venables Calveley, C.M.G,
C.B.E, 6. 12 AprU, 1866 ; s. of Rev. J. 0. Hordern, late of R.N. ;
m. HUda Leigh, d. of Rev. F. Slater. Educ. : Privately. Re
tired Chaplain to the Forces, 1st Class; now Rector of St.
Peter's, Adderley, Market Drayton, Salop. War Work :
Served in the South African War, 1899-1902 (including defence
of Ladysmitn), 2 Medals, 7 clasps, specially promoted and
mentioned in despatches ; Principal Chaplain (Brig.-Gen.) in
the campaigns of GaUipoli, Salonica, Sennusi, Egypt and Pales
tine, 1915-18 ; Asst. Chaplain Gen, Northern Command, 1918
to end of war ; mentioned in despatches 6 times. Address :
Adderly Rectory, Market Drayton, Salop. (C624)
HORDERN, Herbert Vivian, M.B.E. (M10398)
HORDERN, Comm. Lionel Herbert, O.B.E, R.N.
HORE, Alexie, M.B.E, 6. 29 June, 1882; d. of Charles,
ClaveU Hore, of Dulwich, Surrey. Educ. : Privately. War
Work : Temp. Clerk in Officers Casualty Dept. (M.S. 3 Cas.),
War Office, from Nov. 1915, to Sept. 1919. Address : The
Corner House, Dulwich Common, S.E. 21. (M3732)
HORE, Major Reginald Mitchell, O.B.E, Aust. A.V.C
HORLICK, Major James Nookells, O.B.E, M.C.
HORN, Lieut. D'Aroy, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HORN, Gerald, M.B.E, 6. 17 Feb. 1882 ; s. of the late
George Horn, of Kempston, Bedford ; to. Marjorie LiUan, d. of
H. S. Russell, B.Sc, of Hanwell, Middlesex. Educ. : Bedford
Modern School. War Work : Was rejected for MiUtary Service
three times in AustraUa ; came home at own expense, and being
rejected in England, entered Ministry of Munitions, in June,
1916 ; made assistant Director of Accounts, Oct. 1917 ; Section
Director of Accounts, April, 1918 ; Deputy to ControUer Non-
Ferrous Raw Materials Dept, July, 1919 ; made ControUer and
Liquidator Non-Ferrous Raw Materials Dept, Oct. 1919 ;
resigned Aug. 1920. Address : 2, Northcote Avenue, EaUng,
W. 6. (M8523)
HORN, Capt. Peroy Sutherland, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
HORN, Capt. Robert Victor Galbraith, D.S.O, O.B.E,
M.C, fi. 1886 ; s. of John Galbraith Horn (see Burke's Peerage).
Capt. and Brevet Major, Royal Scots FusiUers ; served in Great
War, 1914-18 ; mentioned in despatches. (07247)
HORN, Major WiUiam Herbert Gascoine, O.B.E,
HORN, Edith Mabel FREEMAN-, M.B.E, 6. 2 Oct.
1883 ; d. of W. Freeman-Horn, of Streatham. Educ. : East
Putney High School, and Univ. CoU, London. Artist. War
Work : British Red Cross Society ; on the Staff of the County
of London Branch ; Organising Sec. of CoUecting Box Depart
ment. Address : 27, Grosvenor Place, S.W. 1. Club : The
AUiance. (M8522)
HORNBLOWER, George Davis, O.B.E.
HORNBLOWER, WiUiam Crothers, O.B.E.
HORNBUCKLE, Thomas, M.B.E, B.Sc, Assoc. MJnst.
EC- s of Thomas Hornbuckle of Barkestone, Leicester
shire Educ. : Univ. CoU, Nottingham. Electrical and works
Inspector, Chief Mechanical Engineer's Dept, Midland Railway,
Derby. War Work : Organising Manufacture of Fuses, Gun
Parts, and Renovation of Cartridge Cases. Addresses: 6,
Huntington Street, Derby; Barkeston, Bottesford, dotting-
HORNBY, Capt. Henry Epton, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
HORNBY, Anna, Mrs. PHIPPS-, M.B.E.
HORNE, Professor Alexander Robert, O.B.E, B.bc,
F R S E, 6. 8 March. 1881. Educ. : George Henot s Hospital,
Edinburgh. Professor of Engineering, Robert Gordon s
Technical Coll, Aberdeen ; Lecturer in Engineering Fieldwork
in the Univ., Aberdeen. War Work : Engineer to North East,
Scotland Board of Management ; Manager. Aberdeen National
Shell Factory. Address : 374, Gt. Western Road, Aberdeen. (O10OO5)
HORNE, Andrew Courts, M.B.E., J.P.
HORNE, Lieut. Charles Frederick, M.B.E, R.N.R.
HORNE, Col. Edward WilUam, C.M.G, O.B.E.
HORNE, Rev. Edwin de Jersey, O.B.E, R.A.
HORNE, Frederic, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 1863 ; s. of the late
Charles Home, M.A, of Newport, Salop ; m. Jean Picken, d.
of Andrew Thomson, of Shifnal. Educ. : Adam's Grammar
School, Newport, Salop. District Commissioner, Ministry
of Agriculture and Fisheries. War Work: Commissioner,
Food Production Dept, Board of Agriculture and Fisheries for
the Counties of Somerset, Devon, and CornwaU. Address:
Culloughmore, Exmouth. Clubs : Devon and Exeter-
National Liberal ; Farmers'. ,.,.,..,_.<, >° „S
HORNE Major Henry Hastings, O.B.E, fi. 1872 ; s. ot
the late Henry Davidson, son of the late Sir William Home,
Attorney General, of Epping, Herts, and Margaret Hastings,
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Peerage) ; m. Gladys, d. of Henry T. Toulmin, J.P, D.L, late
of ChUdwickbury, Herts. Educ. : Clifton CoUege. Acting
Provincial Commissioner, Kenya Colony. War Work : Political
officer, att. 2nd Div, East African Campaign ; Awarded
Military O.B.E,lfor special services rendered on German East
and Portuguese East African Borders. Address : Secretariat,
Kenya Colony. Club : Sports. (02319)
HORNE, Lieut. Henry Spence, O.B.E.
HORNE, John WUliam, O.B.E.
HORNE, Lancelot Worthy, C.B.E, M.V.O, fi. 8 AprU,
1875 ; s. of late Octavius Home. Educ. : Shrewsbury.
Superintendent of the Line London and North-Western
Rly. War Work : RaUway Transport. Address : The
Manor House, Cheddington, Bucks. Club : Conservative. (C204)
HORNE, Leonard Thomas, C.B.E, fi. 28 June, 1860 ;
s. of Charles Home, of Newport, Salop ; m. Mary Fletcher,
d. of M. I. Whibley, of Cambridge. Educ. : Newport Salop
Grammar School ; St. John's CoU, Cambridge. Late Assistant
Sec, General Post Office. War Work : During 1916 in charge
of the Disabled Soldiers Award Branch of the Ministry of
Pensions, Chelsea. Address : Fairspeir, Totteridge, Herts.
(C203)
HORNE, Marjorie, Mrs. M.B.E. ; d. of George MiUer-
Cunningham, of Leithenhopes, Peebleshire (see Burke's Landed
Gentry) ; m. Edward WilUam, s. of Major Home, of Stirkuke,
Caithness. War Work : Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and SaUors'
FamUies Association, Caithness. Address : Stirkuke, Caith
ness. Club : Sesame. (M8526)
HORNE, Sir Robert Stevenson, P.C, G.B.E, K.C, M.P,
General Officer of Crown of Italy, 6. 28 Feb. 1871 ; s. of Rev.
Robert S. Home, of Stamannan, StirUngshlre. Educ. :
University of Glasgow (M.A. with First-class Honours : LL.B.).
Minister of Labour from Jan. 1919 tiU March, 1920 ; now
President of Board of Trade. War Work : Deputy Director of
Agriculture in National Service Dept. ; Lieut.-Col. Royal Eng. ;
Assistant Inspector General of Transportation ; Director of
Materials at the Admiralty ; Director of Labour at the Ad
miralty ; Third CivU Lord and member of the Board of Admiralty
Addresses : 59, Pah MaU, S.W. ; 63, Northumberland Street.
Edinburgh. Clubs : Carlton ; Conservative. (G53)
HORNER, Frances, Lady, O.B.E, 4th d. of WUUam
Graham, M.P, m. Sir John Francis Fortescue Horner, K.C.V.O,
J.P, D.L. (see Burke's Peerage). Addresses : Mells, Frome ;
16, Lower Berkeley Street. Club : Bath. (03762)
HORNER, Lieut. Harry, M.B.E.
HORNER, Major John FitzLloyd, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 7 April,
1861 ; s. of John Horner, of Fitz Manor, nr. Shrewsbury ;
m. Maud, d. of Major-Gen. Hayward, of Crayford. Educ. :
Malvern CoUege ; Christ Church, Oxford. War Work :
Infantry Records, No. 4 District ; Received thanks of Army
CouncU. Address : Fitz Manor, nr. Shrewsbury. (04275)
HORNIBLOW, Edith Marjory, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
HORNIBLOW, EmiUe Hilda, C.B.E, fi. 24 June, 1886 ;
d. of F. T. Horniblow, of Reading. Educ. : Oxford High
School for Girls ; University CoUege, Reading. Organising
Training of unemployed Ex-service women. War Work :
Deputy Commandant of Women's Legion (MUitary Cookery
Section) ; after the absorption of this organisation into
Q.M.A.A.C was Area ControUer for the Southern Command
stationed at SaUsbury ; in 1918, was made Chief Controller
of Q.M.A.A.C. att. to the American Expeditionary Force,
and finaUy Chief ControUer of the whole Corps. Addresses :
23, Hamilton Road, Reading ; 8, Chaucer Mansions, Queen's
Club Gardens, W. 14. (C1625)
HORNIBROOK, John Laurence, M.B.E,
HORNIDGE, Capt. Edward Stewart, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
HORNSBY, Bertram, C.B.E. Sub-Governor National
Bank of the NUe ; has 2nd Class Order of the NUe. (C2362)
HORNSBY, Major Frederiok Middleton, O.B.E, M.B.E
HOROBLN, OUver WiUiam, O.B.E.
HORRIDGE, Herbert WiUiam, M.B.E.
HORSBRUGH, Florence Gertrude, M.B.E, 6. 13 Oct
1889; d. of Henry Moncrieff Horsbrugh, of Edinburgh. Educ :
St. Hilda's, Folkestone. War Work : Supervisor of Lady
Lawrence Munition Canteen, Abbeywood, and Ministry of
Munitions Canteen, Hotel Victoria; Supervisor of Chelsea
National Kitchens. Address : 11, BeUord Terrace, Edinburgh. (M8528)
HORSBURGH, Lieut.-Comm. Gordon Staveley, 6 B E
R.D, R.N.R.
HORSBURGH, Lambert Gordon, M.B.E.
HORSEY, Ada Noel, Mrs., M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
HORSEY, Lieut.-Comm. Frank Lankester, O.B.E,
D.S.C R.N.
.HORSFIELD, Major George WiUiam, O.B.E, R.G.A.
(T.F.). HORSFIELD, Capt. James, M.B.E.
HORSFIELD, Robert Lund, M.B.E, 6. 12 July, 1874-
s. of Fairbank Horsfield, of Bradford ; to. Susannah, d. of
Timothy Lister Fisher, of Bingley, Yorks. Educ: Public Elemen
tary ; Private ; and Technical Institute, Bradford. General
Manager, Cardiff City Tramways ; Member of the Institute
of Transport. War Work: Organising Munition Workers
transport ; Sec. Local Advisory Committee No 4 Area Tramwavs
ways (Board of Trade) Committee. Address: The Haye"s,
uarclitt. (M8531)
HORSLEY, Capt. Albert Beresford, C.B.E, F.R.G.S, J.P ,
fi. 2 Jan. 1880 ; s. of George Horsley, J.P, of West Hartlepool ;

m. Ethel Rose, d. of the late Charles Cox, of Bristol. Educ ¦
Leys' School, Cambridge. War Work: Sec. to War Office
Committee on Reorganisation of Recruiting Services, 1916-17 ;
Deputy Director of Recruiting South Western Region ; Deputy
Director of Recruiting Wales. Address : Bradgate, West
Hartlepool. Club : Arts. (C2692)
HORSMAN, Ernest George, M.B.E.
HORSTMANN, Gustav Otto Henry, M.B.E, fi. 10 Feb,
1863 ; s. of Gustav Horstmann, of Bath ; to. Eleanor Sarah
d. of Samuel Tarry, of Bath. Educ : Privately. Engineer
and Manufacturer of Automatic Lighting Apparatus and
clocks. War Work : During the war The Horstmann Gear
Co. of which the above is Chairman, was controUed under
the Ministry of Munitions for the manufacture of hardened
screw, plug, and ring gauges, and carried out the work with
conspicuous success. Address : Forres, Newbridge Road
West, Bath. (M1920)
HORSTMANN, Sidney Adolph, M.B.E.
HORTON, Ernest Charles, O.B.E, 6. 25 Sept. 1865;
8. of Benjamin Horton, of Lewisham, Kent ; m. EUen Louise,
d. of George Burls, of Greenwich. Educ. : Privately ; Margate
College. Home Timber Merchant. War Work : Hon. Adyiser
on Home-grown timber matters to Timber ControUer. Address :
Eversleigh, Westerham, Kent. (03736)
HORTON, Capt. Sydney Charles, O.B.E, fi. 27 AprU
1895 ; s. of James Horton, of Whitchurch, Salop. Educ. :
St. Martin's Grammar School, Scarborough. War Wort:
Served with Q.O. Oxfordshire Hussars, Sept. 1914, to March,
1915 ; R.A.S.C. March, 1915 ; Adjt. 7th Div. Train, France
and Italv, Aug. 1917, to March, 1919. (06382)
HORTON, Percy Thomas, O.B.E.
HORTON, Capt. Vernon Grove, M.B.E.
HORWICH, Lieut-Col. David, O.B.E, S.A.M.C
HORWOOD, Reuben, M.B.E.
HOSE, Capt. Walter, C.B.E, R.C.N.
HOSKEN, Major Courteney Charles, O.B.E, S.A.S.C.
HOSKEN, Capt. WilUam LesUe, O.B.E.
HOSKING, Major Arthur, M.B.E.
HOSKING, Capt. Cyril WUUam, M.B.E, Aust. A.S.C.
HOSKING, WUUam Samuel Victor, M.B.E.
HOSKINS, Lieut. WaUace Edward, M.B.E, R.E.
HOSKYN, Brevet Lieut.-Col. John, C.B.E, D.S.O.,
Indian Army, 6. 20 Dec. 1875 ; s. of Lieut. John T. Hoskyn,
R.N. ; to. Dorothy Mary, who died 1920, d. of FfoUiott PoweU,
of Allercombe, Devon. War Work: Staff Employ, India,
Sept. 1914 to March, 1916 ; D.A.Q.M.G., General Head
quarters, Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force, March, 1916 to
Sept. 1917 ; A.A. and Q.M.G, 15th Indian Division, Mesopo
tamia, Sept. 1917 to May, 1918 ; G.S.O, First Grade, General
DunsterviUe's Force, Persia, May, 1918 to Oct. 1918 ; MUitary
Attache, British Legation, Tehran, Nov. 1918 to date. Club :
United Services. (C1626)
HOSKYNS, MabeUa Harriette Georgina, Mrs., O.B.E. ;
d. of Capt. Thomas Edward Whitby, of CresweU HaU, Stafford;
to. Henry WUUam Paget, s. of Henry WiUiam Hoskyns, of
North Perrott Manor, Crewkerne, Somerset. Vice-President,
Chard District, Somerset Branch, B.R.C.S. War Wort:
District Red Cross Work ; District Representative Women's
War Agricultural Committee, Somerset. Address: North
Perrott Manor, Crewkerne, Somerset. Club : Ladies' Empke. (01495)
HOSSACK, Lieut. James Davidson, O.B.E.
HOSTINGS, 2nd Lieut. James Walter, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HOTHERSALL, WiUiam Christian, M.B.E.
HOTSON, Capt. John Ernest Buttery, O.B.E.
HOUGH, Edwin Leadam, C.B.E, 6. 22 Oct. 1852 ; s. of
Edwin Hough of CarUsle ; m. Emma Josephine, d. of Joseph
Chambers, of Oxford, Lieut.-Col. H.M. Indian Army. Educ:
RossaU; Queen's College, Oxon. Late Senior Official
Receiver in Bankruptcy, High Court of Justice. Address:
KUdonan, Enfield. (C2693)
HOUGHTON, EUzabeth, Mrs., M.B.E.
HOUGHTON, Evelyn Francis, M.B.E.
HOUGHTON, Capt. Richard Johnson, O.B.E, B.A,
M.A. Oxon, Cheshire Yeo, 6. 14 June, 1876; s. of John
Johnson Houghton, of Westwood, Neston, Cheshire ; m.
Margaret who died 1919, d. of Sir John Sutherland Harmood
Banner, M.P, (see Burke's Peerage). Educ: Eton; New
CoUege, Oxford. Master, Win-al Harriers from 1904. War
Work : Served with Cheshire Yeomanry, Aug. 1914 to May,
1916, on East Coast and Egypt ; Served with Imperial Camel
Corps, May, 1916 to June, 1919, Egypt, Sinai, Palestine, and
Western Desert. Address: Westwood, Neston, Cheshire.
Ctafis : Junior Carlton ; Cavendish. (O2097)
HOUGHTON, Lieut. Sydney Charles, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
HOUGHTON, Walter John, M.B.E.
HOULDSWORTH, Joseph, O.B.E.
HOURSTON, Charles MarshaU, O.B.E.
HOURSTON, Margaret Anne, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of James
Patience, of Glasgow ; m. John J. D. Hourston, C.A, J.P,
s. of the late George Hourston, of Greenock. Educ. •' Hig"
School, Inverness ; Kilblain Academy, Greenock. War Wort:
From Aug. 1914, and during war devoted herself to the raising
of money by organisation of War ReUef Funds, thereby
raising over £100,000 ; organised Italian Red Cross 1918 ;
Scottish Churches Huts, 1917-18 ; Armenian Refugees, 1917 ;
Jewish Refugees, 1916 ; Harry Lauder's Fund (Flag-day),

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Howe

1919; organised annually the Central areas of the City for
Lifeboat Day, Heather Day, St. Andrews Ambulance Day,
Red Cross Day, Y.M.C.A. Day, Limbless Hospital Day, Rose
Day, and also acted similarly in the various Flag Days on
behalf of Disabled Sailors' and Soldiers' Fund, French, Belgian,
Serbian, and Montenegrin Relief Funds, Lord Roberts
Memorial Funds, and Jocks' Box Funds ; Hon. Treas. British and
Foreign Sailors' Society, Ladies Guild, Glasgow Branch, and
Vice-President of the National Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children. Address : Morangie, Larch Road, Dum-
breck, Glasgow. (010670)
HOUSDEN, James Anderson, O.B.E.
HOUSE, Charles Edward George, M.B.E, A.R.C.Sc.
(Lond.), A.M.I.A.E, 6. Sept, 1883 ; s. of John Charles House,
of Chatham. Educ : Mathematical School, Rochester ;
Royal Dockyard School, Chatham ; Imperial College of Science
and Technology, London. Senior Trade Officer, Dept. of
Overseas Trade. War Work : Representative of Board of
Trade and of Dept. of Overseas Trade, on the Priority Com
mittee of the Ministry of Munitions of War, to advise the
Committee as to applications for the supply of raw materials
controlled by the Ministry of Munitions required for essential
purposes not directly connected with the conduct of the war.
Address : Beverley, Pollard Road, Whetstone, Middlesex. (M8534)
HOUSTON, Sir Alexander Cruikshank, K.B.E. (1918),
C.V.O. (1919), M.B, D.Sc, 6. 18 Sept. 1865 ; s. of the late
Surgeon-Gen. John Houston, of I.M.S. ; m. Ethel Mary, d.
ot the late William Hartley, of CatteraU HaU, Settle. Educ. :
Harbome Vicarage School ; Mercbiston Castle School ; Edin.
Univ. Director of Water Examination, Metropolitan Water
Board; Examiner D.P.H. (Chemistry and Physics) Oxford
University. War Work : Voluntary work for the Forces
chiefly in connection with water supplies. A ddresses : 19,
Fan-hazel Gardens, N.W. 6; 20 Nottingham Place, W. 1.
Club: Royal Societies'. (K148)
HOUSTON, Major Alexander McLean, M.B.E.
HOUSTON, Henry James, O.B.E, fi. 1885 ; s. of Henry
Houston, of Deal; m. LUy, d. of Edward Hart, of Brandon.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Deputy Director, Printing
Branch Ministry of Food, 1916-18 ; Director, Printing and
Stationery Services Branch, Ministry of Food, 1918-20 ; Press
and publicity work in France and with the Grand Fleet, 1917.
Addresses : Rostherne, Bushey, Herts. ; 8, Broad Court
Chambers, Bow Street, W.C 2. (010672)
HOUSTON, Major Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
HOUSTON, Thomas, M.B.E.
HOVELLS, Ernest WiUiam, M.B.E., R.N.R.
HOVEY, Major Gordon, O.B.E.
HOW, Ethel Mary Beatrice, Mrs., M.B.E.
HOW, Capt. Eustace Arnold, O.B.E.
HOW, EUinor, Mrs. Trotter, O.B.E.
HOW, WiUoughby, M.B.E.
HOWARD, 2nd Lieut. Alfred Thomas Stewart, M.B.E.
HOWARD, Annie, M.B.E.
HOWARD, Capt. Arthur Henry, M.B.E, M.C, Yorkshire
Hussars Yeomanry, 6. 20 March, 1885 ; s. of the Rev. Henry
F. Howard, M.A, Rector of Brightwalton and Catmore,
Carlisle Colls, (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Radley. Ad
dress : Brightwalton Rectory, Wantage. Club : Junior
Army and Navy. (M566
HOWARD, Carter WilUam, O.B.E, 6. 10 Aug. 1861 ;
«. of George Howard, of Eynesbury, Hunts. ; to. Anne Cope,
d. of Abraham Harrison, of Clonmore Co. Carlow. Educ. :
King's CoU, London, and Univ. CoU, Dublin. CivU Servant ;
Director of Printing and Binding in H.M. Stationery Office ;
Director of British Delegation Press at Peace Conference,
Paris. Address : Minvaude, Hampton-on-Thames. (O10673)
HOWARD, Catharine Meriel, Lady, M.B.E.
HOWARD, Major CecU Harry St. Leger, O.B.E.
HOWARD, Major Charles Holmes, O.B.E.
HOWARD, Major Ernest James, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HOWARD, Helen Edith, Mrs., M.B.E.
HOWARD, Francis, M.B.E, 6. 9 May, 1867 ; to. Sarah,
a. of WiUiam Pickard, of Nottingham, and widow of WUUam
McQuade, of Sydney, N.S.W. Attached to the British Com
mission in SwazUand, 1889-90 ; official of the Imperial British
East Africa Coy, 1890-93 ; private Sec. to Lord Currie, H.M.
Ambassador, Constantinople and Rome, 1893-1903 ; and to
Viscount Bertie of Thame, H.M. Ambassador, Rome and
Paris, 1903-18. Club : Junior Constitutional. (M8536)
HOWARD, Lieut.-Col. Francis James Leigh, C.B.E,
D.S.O, fi. 1870. Lieut.-Col. Army Service Corps ; Dongola
Expedition, 1896 (despatches, medal) ; Nile Expedition,
1897-9 (despatches, medal with clasp) ; Great War, 1914-17. (C1627)
HOWARD, Frederick James, O.B.E, 6. 24 Jan. 1883 ;
s. of Frederick Thomas Howard, of Bedford ; to. NeUie, d. of
Chas. 'Hatfield, of Kimbolton, Beds. Educ: Bedford Modern
School ; King's College, London. CivU Service. War Work :
Dianed by War Office to High Explosives Dept, Ministry of
Munitions, Dec. 1914 ; Appointed Assistant ControUer of
Dept. Finance, 1918. Address : 4, Beech Walk, M1U HU1,
N.W. 7. Club: R.A.C (O440)
HOWARD, Helen Edith, Mrs., M.B.E.
HOWARD, Lieut. Henry Mowbray, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
HOWARD, Major Henry Ralph Mowbray, O.B.E.
HOWARD, Holly, Mrs., M.B.E.
HOWARD, Capt. Hugh Roberts, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6.

14 Sept. 1894; s. of S. Howard. Educ. : Dulwich; Brighton
Technical College ; Mechanical Engineer. War Work : Work
shop Officer. R.A.S.C, M.T, France, 1914-19 ; Army of the
Rhine, 1919 ; Army of the Black Sea, 1920. Address :
Broadley Cottage, Grove Road, Bournemouth. Clubs :
AUeyn; United R.A.S.C. (O5401)
HOWARD, John Palmer, M.B.E.
HOWARD, Joseph, O.B.E.
HOWARD, Lady Mabel, C.B.E. ; 2 d. of 5th Earl of Antrim
(see Btjrke's Peerage) ; to. 1878 Henry Charles Howard, of
Greystoke, Cumberland (died 1914). Address : Greystoke
Castle, Penrith. (C2694)
HOWARD, May, Mrs., M.B.E.
HOWARD, Robert, M.B.E, M.D.
HOWARD, Russell John, C.B.E, M.B, F.R.CS, fi. 1875.
Sometime Senior Assist. Surg. London Hospital. Address :
40, Devonshire Place, W. (C1155)
HOWARD, 2nd Lieut. Septimus Carolus, M.B.E.
HOWARD, Major Stephen Goodwin, C.B.E, J.P, M.P.;
s. of Stephen Howard, J.P, of KirtUng, Cambridgeshire ;
in. 1895, Mary Maude, d. of the late Henry Haily, of Clare,
Suffolk. Comdg. a Batt. Cambridgeshire Vol. Regt. ; County
Alderman for Cambridgeshire and Chairman of its Appeal
Tribunal ; Sat as M.P. for Sudbury Div. of W. Suffolk since
Dec. 1918. Address : The Moat, Upend, Newmarket. (C525)
HOWARD, Violet Angel, Mrs., M.B.E. (M10249)
HOWARD, Capt. William, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
HOWARD, Capt. WiUiam GUbert, C.B.E, R.N, 6. 12
Mar. 1877 ; s. of Alfred John Harad, of Warton Hall, Isle-
worth (see Burke's Peerage, CarUsle, E.) ; to. Hon. Agnes
Caroline Sophia Parnell, d. of 4th Baron Congleton (see Burke's
Peerage). Address : Ernesettle House, St. Budeaux, S. Devon.
(C1189)
HOWARD, WiUiam Henry Ker, O.B.E, 5. 17 Sept. 1866 ;
s. of Col. Howard, R.E. ; m. Ethel Louisa, d. of Capt. C E.
Farquharson, late 21st Hussars. Educ. : Dulwich ; Royal
Indian Engineering CoUege, Coopers Hill ; Government of
India ; Public Works Dept. Railways. War Work : I.A.R.O.
with Labour Corps in France. Address : c/o Messrs. Grindlay
& Co, Pariiament Street, S.W. Club : Junior Carlton. (02057)
HOWARD, WiUiam James, O.B.E, 6. 16 April, 1880;
s. of John Howard, of Liverpool ; to. Margaret Elsie, d. of
John McDougall Kerr, of Seaforth, nr. Liverpool. Educ :
Liverpool Institute. Assistant General Manager, Union Cold
Storage Co, Ltd. War Work : Director of Fish, Poultry,
Game, and Egg Supplies for Ministry of Food ; also Member
of Fish Preservation Committee, Food Investigation Board,
of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research,
Address : Santon, The Vale, Golders Green, N.W. (010674)
HOWARD, Capt. Hon. Bernard Edward FITZALAN-,
M.B.E,fi.l0May,1885;e.s.of2ndBaronHoward of Glossoptsee
Burke's Peerage) ; to. 1914 Baroness Beaumont (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ. : Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Address : 15,
Manchester Square, W.l. (M8535)
HOWARD DE WALDEN AND SEAFORD, Margherita
Baroness, C.B.E. Maintained a hospital at her own expense
in France, and aUowed her own house in London to be used
as a hospital. (C3138)
HOWARTH, Osbert John RadcUfle, O.B.E, 6. 18 Nov.
1877 : to. Eleanor Katherine, d. of Stephen Paget, F.R.CS,
of Limpsfield, Surrey. Educ. : Westminster and Christ
Church, Oxford. Asst. Sec. Brit. Assoc, for Advancement
of Science. War Work : Naval Intelligence Division. Address :
Hawthorn Lodge, Sevenoaks. (010675)
HOWARTH, WUUam James, C.B.E, M.D, Medical
Officer of Health, City of London. Addresses : GuildhaU,
E.C. 2 ; Hartley Grange, Longfield, Kent. (C1156)
HOWDEN, Lieut.-Comm. Jan, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
HOWE, Capt. Albert Edward, M.B.E, Merchant Service,
6. 2 Oct. 1871 ; s. of David Howe, of Bristol. Educ. : Bristol
Cathedral School. War Work : Trooping, and Cross Channel
Passenger Service to Havre and Channel Islands. Address :
37, Spring Road, Portswood, Southampton. Club : Carlyle.
' (M8538)
HOWE, Clarence Samuel, M.B.E, 6. 3 Feb. 1865 ; s. of
Capt. Beniamin Howe, of Brightlingsea, Essex; to. Catherine,
d. of Capt. James Shaw, of Nairn, Scotland. Educ. : Bright
lingsea. Shipmaster ; went to sea at the age of 12 ; joined
the Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co. in 1893 ; saUed in all capacities
from A.B. to Master. War Work : Commanded the s.s.
" City of London " between Aberdeen and London throughout
the war; estimated distance through danger zone, 150,000
miles. _, __ (M8539)
HOWE, Francis Cecil, M.B.E.
HOWE, John Allen, O.B.E, B.Sc, F.G.S, M.Inst.M.M.,
b. 1869 ; 8. of WiUiam Elliott Howe, of Matlock Bath ; m.
Isabel Sarah, d. of Thomas Bickley, of Barlaston, Staffs.
Educ. : Privately, and Royal CoU. of Science, London. Curator
and Librarian, H.M. Geological Survey and Museum of Practical
Geology. War Work : Advisory duties in connection with
Economic Geology and Mineralogy. Addresses : 28, Jermyn
Street, London, S.W. 1 ; The Corner House, Dryburgh Road,
Putney, S.W. 15. (010676)
HOWE, Col. RandaU Charles Annesley, C.B.E, 6. 1858 ;
s. of the late Randall Howe, J.P, of Richmond, Nenagh ; m.
Florence Maud, d. of the late W. J. Lewis, Fleet Surgeon,
R N Educ. : Trinity CoUege, Dublin. War Work : In

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Command of 3rd Batt. York and Lancaster Regiment. Address :
Stonepitts, Ryde, Isle of Wight. Club : Royal Victoria Yacht.
(C1628)
HOWE, Major Thomas Harris Manners, O.B.E.
HOWE, Capt. WiUiam Tuxford, O.B.E, 6. 5 Jan. 1892 ;
s of Alfred Jessie Howe, of Southsea. Educ : Portsmouth
High School. War Work : Mesopotamia, 1916-18 ; N. Persia,
1918-19 ; Palestine, 1920. Address : c/o Cox & Co, 16,
Charing Cross, London. __ (04218
HOWELL, Alban Berkley Butts, M.B.E.
HOWELL, CecU Ingledew, M.B.E, R.N.R.
HOWELL, Charles Frederick, M.B.E., 6. 27 July, 1854 ;
s. of the late £. H. HoweU, of Leatherhead, Surrey ; m. Maude,
d. of Rev. H Power, of Bramley, Surrey. Educ. : Rugby.
Member of the London Stock Exchange. War Work : Hon.
Sec and Hon. Treas. to the Eastleign and District War Pensions
Sub-Committee, Oct. 1916, to March, 1919 ; stiU Hon. Treas.
Address : Wattles, Chandlers Ford, HantB. (M8541)
HOWELL, George, M.B.E. (M10249A)
HOWELL, Godfrey Valentine, O.B.E.
HOWELL, Major Hector Lionel, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.M.C,
fi. 1882 ; s. of Major R. H. HoweU. of RosherviUe, Kent ;
m. 8 Dec. 1920, Elsie Mary, y.d. of the late F. J. Batchelor
and Mrs. Batchelor, O.B.E, of 10, Cumberland House, Ken
sington Road, W. 8. Educ : Charing Cross Hospital. War
Work: 1914, M.O. i'c 1st Sherwood Foresters; Oct. 1914 to
June, 1915, France, 1914 star with clasp ; D.A.D.M.S, 13th
Division, Sept. 1916 to Dec. 1918, Mesopotamia ; Three times
mentioned in despatches : awarded M.C. inj FTance ; awarded
O.B.E. in Mesopotamia. Address : 63, Leigham Vale, Streat
ham, London, S.W. Club: Junior Army and Navy. (04219)
HOWELL, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Gwynne, D.S.O, O.B.E.,
R.F.A, 6. 15 Nov. 1879 , s. of Marmaduke Gwynne HoweU, of
Llanelwedd HaU, Radnorshire, Wales ; m. Amiable Dora,
d. of Capt. Martin, late The Buffs, of Donmore House,
Galway. Educ : Privately. War Work : Bechuanaland,
1897 ; Le Fleur RebeUion, 1898 ; S. Africa, 1899-1902
(despatches twice) ; Nigeria, 1908 ; Great War, Cameroon Cam
paign (despatches three times, D.S.O.), Egypt and Palestine
(despatches and O.B.E.). Address : Llanelwedd HaU, Radnor
shire, Wales. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Sports. (O6210)
HOWELL, Ivor Morris, M.B.E.
HOWELL, John, C.B.E, M.B, B.S. (Lond.), F.R.CS..
(Eng.), 6. 19 Sept. 1871 ; s. of WiUiam Griffith HoweU, of
Tynycymmer HaU, Forth, Glam. ; m. Ida, d. of Thomas
Rees, of Newport, Pern. Educ. : Christ's CoUege, Brecon ;
Guy's Hospital, London. Hon. Surgeon, Cheltenham General
Hospital ; Surgeon Cheltenham CoUege ; Gen. Sec, Spa
Medical Advisory Committee of Town Council. War Work :
Consulting Surgeon, Cheltenham AuxiUary Hospital ; Hon.
Sec. Medical Committee. Address : 7, Imperial Square,
Cheltenham ; Clubs : New ; Steeplechase ; Polo, Cheltenham. (C2695)
HOWELL, Joseph, M.B.E.
HOWELL, Capt. Norman, O.B.E, R.F.A.
HOWELL, Major Owen Alfred, M.B.E, 6. 12 April, 1862 ;
8. of Frederick HoweU. Educ. : King's Coll, London, and in
Paris. War Work: O.C. B Squadron, 3rd Company of London
Yeomanry, 1914 ; O.C. Depot. 3rd Co. and London Yeomanry,
1915-16 ; O.C 368-369 Labour Co, 1917-19 ; and 686 Em
ployment Co.; Military Representative of the Boro. of St.
Marylebone. Address : 101, Sinclair Road, Kensington.
Clubs : Junior Constitutional ; Royal AutomobUe. (M5359)
HOWELL, Lieut.-Col. Wilfred RusseU, C.B.E, D.S.O.
HOWELLS, Capt. WUfred AUen, O.B.E. ; s. of John
Rowland Howells, of Franklyn House, Cardiff ; m. Ethel
Mary, d . of Charles Davis, of Glossop, Derbyshire. Contributed
cartoons to " Vanity Fair " over the name of " Owl."
War Work : Joined the London Welsh Batt. (15th Royal
Welch FusUiers) in Oct. 1914 ; took Company to France in
1915 ; wounded on Somme, 1916 ; attached Camouflage
School, Kensington Gardens, in 1917, as lecturer. Addresses :
Parkdene, Glossop ; LarkhiU, WUts. Club : Chelsea Arts. (07298)
HOWELLS, WiUiam WaUaoe, M.B.E.
HOWES, Arthur James, M.B.E, fi. 8 Dec. 1864 ; s. of
Charles Howes, of Norwich. Educ. : Presbyterian School,
Norwich. PoUtical Agent. War Work : Organiser, National
Registration ; Hon. Sec. Derby Recruitmg Scheme ; Hon.
Sec. Advisory Committee, National Service ; Local Fuel
Overseer ; Executive Officer, Local Food Control ; Special
Constable. (M8545)
HOWES, Capt. WiUiam Thomas, M.B.E. (M10224)
HOWES, WUUam Trotman, M.B.E, F.S.I, fi. 3 AprU,
1870 ; s. of Joseph Tippett, of The Poplars, Kingswood,
Bristol ; m. Eleanor IsabeUa, d. of WUUam SommervUle, J.P,
late of The Grange, BiUon, Glos. Educ. : The Bristol Grammar
School. Principal Valuer to the Ministry of Aericulture.
War Work : Chief Executive Officer to the Wilts War Agri
cultural Executive Committee. Address : 21, Holwood Road,
Bromley, Kent. Club : National. (M1924)
HOWIE, Capt. Adrian Morrison, O.B.E.
HOWIE, Christina Lamond, Mrs., M.B.E.
HOWIE, LeUa Adeline, Mrs., M.B.E.
HOWKINS, Lieut.-Col. Cyril Henry, C.B.E, D.S.O,
M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, R.A.M.C. (T.) ; m. 1905, Annie, d. of
the late Hemy Shaw, of Birmingham. Hon. Dental Surg to
Birmingham Dental Hospital; S. African War, 1901-12 as
CivU Surg. (Queen's medal with four clasps) ; Great War,

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1914-19 ; sometime Assist. Director of Med. Services to a Div
(despatches four times). Addresses : 3, York Road, Leaming
ton Spa ; 83A, Edmund Street, Birmingham. (C1269)
HOWLETT, Charles Edgar, C.B.E, I.S.O, fi. 16 Aug
1854 ; s. of Henry Howlett, M.R.C.S, of Castlemaine, Australia •
m. Mary Sinkins, d. of the late J. Bayfield Clark, of Wingfield'
Trowbridge. Educ : Marlborough Grammar School. For
merly Joint sec. Office of Woods and Forests. War Wort ¦
Home-grown Timber Committee, etc. Address : The Green"
Maybury, Woking. Club : National. (C2696i
HOWLETT, Edmund Henry, C.B.E, 6. 29 Sept. 1854 ;
s. of the late Gen. Sir Arthur Howlett, K.C.B, late Indian
Army ; m. Amy Lavinia, d. of Rev. R. Masters Hutchins, of
SpUman's Court, Gloucestershire. Educ. : Cranbrook ; East
bourne CoUege. Surgeon ; Consulting Surgeon Hull Royal Infir
mary ; M.O, G.P.O. and H.M. Prisons, HuU|; Radiographer, Hull
Royal Infirmary. War Work: Radiographer to Royal
Infirmary Naval Hospital, V.A.D. Hospital, Cottingham Road ;
Surgeon, Naval Hospital and V.A.D. Hospital. Address •
4, Wright Street, HuU. (C2697)
HOWLETT, Frank, M.B.E, 6. 28 May, 1884 ; s. of George
Howlett, of Thame, Oxon. Assist. Sec. Church Army Social
Centres. War Work : Stores and General Equipment Sec.
of the Church Army, Naval and MUitary Dept, which opened
over 2000 Huts and Centres for H.M. Forces during the war.
Addresses : North Street, Thame, Oxon. ; Oaklands, Brams-
hill Road, Harlesden. (M1926)
HOWLETT, Capt. John Flemyng, M.B.E.
HOWLEY, Capt. James M., M.B.E.
HOWLEY, Richard Joseph, C.B.E, fi. 1871 ; s. of Lieut.-
Col. John Howley, D.L, of Rich HiU, Co. Limerick. Educ. :
Oscott CoUege. Vice-Chairman, Standing Joint Committee
of Mechanical Road Transport Association ; Member of Insti
tution of Civil Engineers. War Work : Member of Tramways
(Board of Trade) Committee ; Member of RaUways Priority
Committee ; Ministry of Munitions. Address : 88, Kingsway,
London, W.0.2. Clubs : Union : St. Stephen's. (C2698)
HOWSE, Lieut. GUbert, M.B.E, R.N.R,6. 10 Feb. 1858; s.
of Richard Howse, M.A, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; m. Alice Maud
Mary, d. of George Mason, of Earsdon, nr. Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Educ Newcastle. Master MercantUe Marine. War Work:
Admiralty Service, in s.s. "Gardenia" and '" Clintonia."
Address : " AUandale," Exeter Road, Exmouth, S. Devon. (M8546)
HOWSON, Capt. John, C.B.E, R.D. Comm. and
Acting Capt. R.N.R. (R.D.) ; served in Great War, 1914-19, as
Commodore of Convoys ; mentioned in despatches. (C1190)
HOYLAND, Lieut. Harold AUan Dilke, M.B.E.
HOYLAND, Lieut. PhUip Charles, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HOYLE, Major, Edward Jonas, O.B.E, R.E.
HOYLE, Lieut.-Col. Emanuel, O.B.E, R.A.S.C. (T.).
HOYLE, George, M.B.E, M.D, M.S.
HOYLE, George Herbert, M.B.E,
HOYLE, John PhiUp, M.B.E, 6. 28 June, 1876 ; «. of
the late Caleb Hoyle, J.P, of Roomfield House, Todmorden,
1st Mayor of Todmorden ; m. Elizabeth, d. of Sugden Sutcliffe,
J.P, of Prestwich. Educ. : Private School, Harrogate.
Cotton Spinner and Manufacturer. War Work : Vice-Chair
man' Todmorden ReUef Committee ; Chairman, Labour
Employment Committee ; Vice-Chairman, War Pensions
Committee ; Chairman Disablement Committee. Address .'
Glenroyd, Todmorden. (M8548)
HUBAN, Capt. John Patrick, O.B.E. (011745)
HUBBARD, John Francis, O.B.E,
HUBBARD, Major Reginald Kirshaw, O.B.E, M.I.A.E.,
6. 6 AprU, 1887 ; s. of Robert Hubbard, of Worthing. Educ :
Bethany House School ; Goudhurst and Brighton Technical
CoUege. War Work : Employed in a civilian capacity hy
War Dept. Sept. 1914, at Avemouth in connection with the
repair of a large number of impressed motor lorries which had
broken down on their way to embarkation for France;
gazetted 2nd Lieut, Nov. 1914; Posted to 1st Indian
Cavalry Supply Column which went over to France, Nov.
1914 ; commanded 1st Echelon of this unit, Aug. 1915 ;
gazetted Capt. and transferred to 1st Base M.T. Depot, em
ployed in connection with the technical stores for the Mechanical
Transport in France ; responsible for the organisation of the
Provision and Demands Office of that Depot ; Aug. 1917,
gazetted Major and placed in charge of the whole of the
Mechanical Transport Stores of the 1st Base M.T. Depot;
mentioned in despatches 4 times. Address : 8, New Parade,
Worthing, Sussex ; c/o Primrose Club, 4, Park Place, St.
James's S.W. Club : R.A.S.C. ; United. (O5403)
HUBBERSTY, WiUiam PhiUp CantreU CANTRELL-,
O.B.E, 6. 24 Oct. 1877; e.s. of Col. Albert CantreU CantreU-
Hubbersty, of Ragdale Hall and RatcUffe HaU, co. Leicester.
Reserve of Officers; late Lieut. 15th Hussars; Deputy Assistant
Director of Remounts, Northern Command, 1905-10. (02464)
HUBBERT, OUver John, M.B.E, 6. 9 Jan. 1886. Educ:
George Green's School, London. Staff Officer, Foreign Office.
Address : Foreign Office, Downing Street, S.W. 1. (M8549)
HUBBLE, WiUiam CoUister, M.B.E. (M10250o)
HUCK, Major John, O.B.E.. EA, F.C.S, Border Regt,
(T.), 6. 17 May, 1872 ; s. of Richard Huck, of Leatherhead,
Surrey ; m. Beatrice May, d. of T. E. G. Marley, of St. Bees,
Cumberland. Educ. : High School, Dorking, Surrey ; Selwyn
CoUege, Cambridge. Headmaster, Stationers' Company's
School, Hornsey, London, N. 8. War Work : In England and
in France; MobUised with Territorial Force, 4 Aug. 1914;

BIOGRAPHIES.

Hughes

Demobilised, 4 Feb. 1919 ; Mentioned in Sir D. Haig's des
patches, March, 1919 (Gazette, 19 July, 1919). Address :
15, Clifton Road, Crouch End, London. N. 8. (O5404)
HUDDART, Major Alfred Harry, M.B.E, A.S.C
HUDDLESTON, Arthur James Croft, O.B.E.
HUDDLESTON, Capt. Ernest Whiteside, CLE. (1916),
O.B.E. (1919), R.I.M, 6. 18 Aug. 1874 ; s. of Major Graham
Egerton-Huddleston, late c o East Surrey Regt. ; m. Elsie,
_, of the late J. Barlow Smith, of Buenos Aires. Senior Marine
Transport Officer, Bombay ; Assistant Marine Transport
Officer at Suakin 1896 (two medals) ; in China, 1901-2 ; in
SomaUland, 1908-4 ; thanked by the Gov. of India, despatches
thrice, and in Great War from 1914, despatches. Club :
Soyal Bombay Yacht. (C2255)
HUDDLESTON, Lieut.-Col. Henry Batten, O.B.E, .
HUDDLESTON, Col. WiUrid Edward, C.M.G, C.B.E,
D.S.O, fi. 1872 : s. of the late Col. WUfrid Huddleston, Indian
Army; m. 1908, AUce Maude Mary, d. of the late WUUam
Ferguson, W.S. Col. Army Med. Ser. ; Nile Expedition, 1888
(medal) ; Great War, 1914-18 ; mentioned in despatches. (C1270)
HUDDLESTONE, Frieda, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 7 AprU, 1871 ;
d. of Joseph Ignac Kaczka, of Poland ; to. John Richard, s.
ot John Huddlestone, of Rochdale. Educ. : Poland and
France. Managing Director of the Blackpool Winter Gardens,
Co. Ltd. ; Chairman of the Board of Management of the
Victoria Hospital Blackpool. War Work : In connection with
Belgian wounded soldiers and refugees during the whole
period of the war ; President of Voluntary Aid Centre in
Blackpool for providing comforts for British soldiers ; awarded
Palmes en Or de l'Ordre de la Couronne du Rol de la Belgique ;
Medaille de la Reiuc Elizabeth de la Belgique. Address : 5,
Leopold Grove, Blackpool. (M8550)
HUDLASS, Felix WiUiam, O.B.E.
HUDLESTON, Franois Josiah, C.B.E.
HUDSLON, Lieut. Alfred, M.B.E, R.E.
HUDSON, Albert Edward, M.B.E, F.S.I.A. M.R.San.Inst,
fi. 22 June, 1863 ; s. of AUred Albert Hudson, of HalUax ;
ra. Marie, d. of Augustus Oakes, of Halifax, Yorks. Chief
Sanitary Djspector and District Food Officer. War Work :
Executive Food Officer, Cheltenham ; Area Organising Food
Officer for Cheltenham and District ; did a considerable
amount of work (voluntary) in connection with Soldiers' Clubs,
War Savings Certificates, National Registration, etc. Address :
Southbourne House, Gloucester Road, Cheltenham. (M8551)
HUDSON, Alfred, M.B.E, 6. 7 Sept. 1876 ; s. of WiUiam
Hudson, of Mayfield, Stafford ; m. Edith Roberts, d. of Edward
Draper, of Kirkheaton, Huddersfield, granddaughter of Pro
fessor John Beaumont of Leeds Univ. Educ. : Privately.
Sec. to Hutchinson, HolUngworth & Co, Ltd, Dobcross Loom
Works, Dobcross, Yorks. War Work : Works Accountant,
Huddersfield National SheU Factory, 1915-19 ; Sec. Hudders
field N.S.F. War Savings Association. Address : Beulah
House, Diggle, Dobcross ; The Cottage, Kirkheaton, Hudders
field. " (M4793)
HUDSON, Capt. Charles, M.B.E.
HUDSON, Lieut.-Col. Charles, O.B.E, R.E.
HUDSON, Lieut.-Comm. Charles Edward, O.B.E.. R.D,
R.N.R. HUDSON, Major Ernest John, O.B.E.
HUDSON, Miss Fanny Marian, O.B.E, 6. 4 Feb. 1850 ;
d. ol Capt. W. J. Hudson, of the 61st Regt. War Work :
Utilised her own house as hospital for men class A ; began with
20 beds, ended with a second house, as annexe, making 82
beds in aU; was Officer-in-Charge. Address : Brabyns Hall,
Marple Bridge, Cheshire. (01499)
HUDSON, George, M.B.E.
HUDSON, Harry Kynoch, C.B.E, 6. 14 May, 1867 ;
». of Robert Hudson, of Lapworth ; m. Emily Bright, d. of
Henry Hammerton, of Coventry. Educ. : Ludlow Grammar
School. Private Sec. to the late Rt. Hon. Sir Charles W
Dilke, Bart, M.P. War Work : Commissioner of the British
Red Cross in Salonika, and in Russia, and Roumania. Address :
Stratford Lodge, St. Peter's Road, Twickenham. Clubs :
Union; Whitefriars. (C526)
HUDSON, Lieut.-Col. Henry Victor, O.B.E, R.N.
HUDSON, Hilda Phoebe, O.B.E, M.A, Sc.D, A.F.R.AiS.S,
ft. 1881 ; d. of W. H. H. Hudson, late professor of mathematics
at King's CoUege, London. Educ. : Clapham High School ;
flewnham CoUege, Cambridge. War Work : Technical
Assistant, Aircraft Production Dept. Address : 34, Birdhurst
^?A_proydon, Surrey. (O1500)
HUDSON, Joe, M.B.E.
HUDSON, Eng.-Comm. John Augustine, O.B.E, R.N.
HUDSON, J. H., M.B.E.
HUDSON, Kate, Lady, O.B.E. ; d. of the late Major J.
Hawkins, of 85th King's Light Infantry; m. Lt.-Gen. Sir
Havelock Hudson, K.C.B, K.C.I.E, s. of the late Lt.-Gen.
on) John Hudson, K.C.B. (08261)
HUDSON, Sir Robert Arundell, G.B.E, Kt. Bach,
•LP, fi. 30 Aug. 1864; s." of the late Robert Hudson,
of Lapworth, Warwickshire ; m. Ada, who died 1895, d. of
tne late Henry Hammerton, of Coventry. Educ. : Stratf ord-
onAvon Grammar School and Ludlow Grammar School.
Chief Agent of the Liberal Party since 1895 ; J.P, for the
bounties of London and Suffolk ; a trustee of Westminster
Abbey Fund; Chevalier of the Legion of Honour. War
w°*t: Chairman of the Finance Committee of the British
Ked Cross and OrderjToflSt. John; member of the Imperial

War Graves Commission. Addresses : 13, Dean's Yard, West
minster Abbey ; Beach House, Felixstowe, Suffolk. Club :
Reform. (G27)
HUDSON, Major Robert ChalUs, O.B.E, T.D., fi. 31
Deo. 1875 ; s. of Thomas Hudson, of Sunderland. Educ. :
Rectory Park School, Bishopwearmouth. Hardware Dealer
and Tool Merchant. War Work : Proceeded to France on
18 April 1915 in command of No. 3 Company, Army Service
Corps, 50th Divisional Train ; afterwards transferred to No.
2 Company, and finally to No. 1 (Headquarters) Company of
y?fT Train ; was attached for about 6 months to Headquarters
XIII. Corps as Demobilisation Officer; mentioned on three
occasions in the Commander-in-Chief's despatches for dis
tinguished service in the field ; awarded the Order of the British
Empire on 2 June 1919, and the Territorial Decoration on the
19 Aug. 1919 ; left Cambrai, 1 July, 1919, with the cadre of
the Train for demobUisation. Address : 314, High Street
West, Sunderland. (O5406)
HUDSON, Lieut. Roland Ceoil, M.B.E.
HUDSON, Russell, M.B.E, A.M.I.Mech.E, A.M.I.E.E,
6. 9 May, 1880 ; s. of Joseph Hudson, of Whitby, Yorkshire ;
to. Rosa Amelia, d. of James Smith. Educ. : East Loudon
Technical Coll. (Univ. of London). Commercial Engineer.
War Work : Technical Assistant to the Metropolitan Munitions
Committee from its inception until Feb. 1917 ; transferred, by
request of the Ministry of Munitions for War, to assist in the
management of the Munitions Gauges Section of the Ministry ;
continued in this capacity with the rank of Section Director
until March, 1919. Address : Ridgmont, James Lane, London,
E. 10. (M8555)
HUDSON, Samuel, M.B.E, F.A.I., fi. 10 Dec. 1854;
s. of George Hudson, of Burnley ; to. Eliza Jane, d. of Thomas
Calverley, of Burnley. Educ. : Burnley Grammar School,
and Morton Banks, Keighley. Auctioneer and Valuer ; Officer
to the Sheriff of Lancashire since 1897. War Work : Com
mander of Special Constabulary from Oct. 1914, to Dec. 1919,
Burnley. Address : Highmead, PiccadUly Road, Burnley,
Lancashire. (M8556)
HUDSON, Walter. O.B.E, J.P, 6. 23 Jan. 1852 ; s. of
Henry Courtley Hudson, of Richmond, Yorks ; m. Catherine,
d. of David Thomas, of Middlesbrough. Educ. : Richmond,
(Yorks) National School. Trade Union Official. War Work :
House of Commons Munitions Committee ; visited front lines
1915 in France and Flanders ; in charge of expert workers,
on grenade, hand and rifle, and trench bombs ; served on
Executive Committee for relief of population in occupied
Belgium and France ; Military Service (CivU Liabilities)
Committee, 4 years. Address : 22, Atherfold Road, Stockwell,
S.W. 9. (027)
HUDSON, Major William, M.B.E, R.E, 6. 6 March. 1885 :
s. of Wm. Wilmot Hudson, of Nottingham ; m. Margaret
Ellen, d. of John Michal Walsh, of Bristol. Educ : Arch
bishop's Holgates, York ; Bradford Grammar School. Ad
dress : Rose Bank, Park View Villas, Hove. (M4302)
HUFFAM Lieut.-Col. WUUam Tyers Christopher,
O.B.E, M.C.
HUGGARD, Capt. Rev. Richard, M.B.E.
HUGGETT, James, C.B.E. Served during Great War
in Financial See's. Depart. War Office. (C527)
HUGGINS, Amy Christine Adela, M.B.E, 6. 24 Feb. 1876 ;
(J. of WiUiam Huggins. of St. Vincent B.W.I. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Worked amongst, and for, the men of H.M.'s
M. F.'s stationed in Trinidad, B.W.I, and to men of the Royal
Navy and Merchant Service, during the War. Decorated
by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales, at Govt. House. Trinidad,
Sept. 1920. Address : " M. F. Cottage," 3, Warner Street,
Port of Spain, Trinidad, B.W.I. Club : SaUors and Soldiers. (M8554)
HUGGINS, Elizabeth Annie, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of Charles
Spencer Boorman, of Stanford-le-Hope, Essex ; to. Henry,
s. of Henry Huggins, of Gravesend. Educ : Portland House
School, Chiswick. Mayoress of Gravesend, 1914-16. War
Work : Hon. Sec, Treas, and Organiser of Gravesend Prisoners
of War Fund ; Organiser of Gravesend Disabled Sailors' and
Soldiers' Fund ; Founder of Gravesend Infant Welfare Centre.
Address : 17, Clarence Place, Gravesend. (M8558)
HUGGINS, George Frederick, O.B.E,
HUGGINS, Major Samuel John, O.B.E.
HUGHES, Agnes Eva, Mrs. Frederic Godfrey, O.B.E.
HUGHES, Albert, M.B.E.
HUGHES, Col. Alfred Mahony, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1867 ;
s of Edward Hughes, of Ellesmere, Burghersdorp, Cape
Colony. S. Africa, 1899-1902, with Field InteUigence Dept. ;
twice mentioned in despatches. Address : Wonderpoort,
Jamestown, Cape Province, S. Africa. (C761)
HUGHES, Alfred Thomas, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HUGHES, Arthur, O.B.E.
HUGHES, Capt. Arthur Beckett, C.B.E, R.N. Served
in Great War, 1914-19, with Ocean Escort ; mentioned in
despatches. (C2313)
HUGHES, Arthur Joseph, O.B.E, 6. 12 June, 1880 ; s.
of Alexander Hughes, of London ; m. Emma Elsie, d. of
WUliam Steven Grimwade, of Broughton Hall, Suffolk. Educ. :
St Dunstan's College. Marine Optician ; Managing Director,
H. Hughes & Son, Ltd, 59 Fenchurch Street. War Work:
Invented and organised production of compasses for aeroplanes
in immense quantities. Addresses : 19, Warren Road,
Wanstead; Husim Works, Barkingside, Hf ord. Clubs: Rotary;
Cruising. 0442)

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

HUGHES, T. Capt, Bernard, O.B.E, N. Stafford Regt,
Service Batt. (012063)
HUGHES, Charles, M.B.E, MedaUIe du Roi Albert,
6 21 Feb. 1881 ; s. of David Hughes, of Huntingdon ; m.
Elsie Mary, d. of Wm. John Searjeant, of Peterborough.
Educ • Privately. Organising Sec, Eastern Counties Liberal
Federation. War Work : Hon. Sec, City of Peterborough
Belgian Refugees Committee ; Hon. Sec, Mayor of Peter
borough's Prince of Wales' Fund ; unpaid Private Sec. to
Parliamentary Sec, Board of Agriculture, 1917-18 ; Hon.
Organising Sec, Derby Recruiting Scheme, War Aims, etc.
Addresses : 186, Lincoln Road, Peterborough. Club : National
Liberal. (M8560)
HUGHES, Major Claud GUlan Erskine, O.B.E.
HUGHES, Surgeon-Comm. CecU Hugh Myddleton,
O B F R N
HUGHES, Capt. Cyril Emerson, M.B.E.
HUGHES, Dulcie, M.B.E, 6. 1882 ; d. of Jasper Hughes,
of Medbourne, Swindon. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Quartermaster Cook in Red Cross Hospitals in France. Ad
dress : Medbourne, Swindon. (M8561)
HUGHES, Alderman Edward, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 1862 ;
s. of Joseph Hughes, of LlausUin, Denbighshire ; to. Margaret,
d of James Armstrong, of Liverpool. Educ. : Trefonnen and
Oswestry. Mayor of Wrexham, 1906-7 and 1907-8 J.P, for
County of Denbigh, 1908 ; Steward for the Crown Lordship
of Bromfield and Yale since 1908 ; Member of Wrexham Town
CouncU, since 1898 ; Alderman since 1907. War Work :
Member of Wrexham Local Tribunal under MiUtary Service
Act ; Member of County Appeal Tribunal for Denbighshire ;
Local Pensions Committee and Recruiting Committee ; and
Local Food Control Committee ; Hon. Lieut, and Q.M. 2nd
Vol. Batt. Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Addresses : Glyndwr,
Wrexham, Denbighshire; Frydlyn, LlansUin, nr. Oswestry. (M571)
HUGHES, Major Edward Locock, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6.
21 Feb. 1880 ; s. of Dr. R. H. Hughes, M.A, M.B, of Plymouth ;
to. Mary Tatham, d. of W. Tatham Hughes, late Assistant
Secretary, Royal Hospital, Chelsea. Educ. : KeUy College ;
Marlborough ; Clare College, Cambridge. War Work :
Company Commander 1st Northamptonshire Regt. ; retreat
from Mons ; wounded, Battle of Marne, 10 Sept. 1914 ;
D.A.A. and Q.M.G. 3rd Canadian Division, 1916 ; A.A. and
Q.M.G. 2nd Canadian Division, Jan. 1917 to May 1917 ; Base
Commandant, Taranto, to July, 1918 ; Assistant to Brig.-Gen.
i/c Administration Western Command, Aug. 1918 to May,
1920. Address : Richmond Barracks, Templemore. (02249)
HUGHES, Capt. Edward LleweUyn, C.B.E. Com. and
Acting Capt. R.N. ; served in Great War, 1914-19, as Commo
dore of Convoys ; mentioned in despatches. (C1191)
HUGHES, Elizabeth PhiUips, M.B.E.
HUGHES, Capt. Ernest Cranmer, O.B.E, F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C. (T.).
HUGHES, Evan, C.B.E, 6. 18 Jan. 1882 ; s. of Evan
Hughes, of Llwydiarth HaU, Montgomeryshire ; m. Dora
Mary, d. ot Edward Brady Patching, of Brighton. Educ.
Deytheur School ; University CoUege of Wales, Aberystwyth ;
GonvUle and Caius CoUege, Cambridge. Director of
External Organisation, National Savings Committee, (formerly
University Lecturer in Economics). War Work : One of
the chief promoters and organisers of the National War Savings
Movement. Address : 5, Highfield Avenue, Hendon, N.W. 4.
Club : National Liberal. (C528)
HUGHES, Capt. Evan Jukes, O.B.E, R.M.L.I.
HUGHES, Frances, M.B.E.
HUGHES, Frederick Richard, M.B.E, fi. 9 Nov. 1869 ;
s. of John Hughes, of Hampstead ; m. Lucy Marian, d. of
Richard Hughes Evans, of Hampstead. Educ. : St. Paul's
School. County Education Sec, West Suffolk County CouncU.
War Work : Hon. Sec, Bury St. Edmunds and District War
Savings Committee and Food Saving Campaign ; lectured to
troops on " Belgium and FTance " ; lectures in Aid of Red
Cross Funds ; Special Constable. Address : Hexham House,
Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk. Club : West Suffolk County. (M8562)
HUGHES, Major Frederick St. John, M.V.O, O.B.E,
6. 22 Feb. 1866 ; s. of Capt. J. W. Hughes and grandson of the
late Rev. Sir Collingwood Hughes, 8th Bart, (see Burke's Peerage)
m. Mabel Jane, d. of David Evans, of Ffrwdgrech, nr. Brecon,
S. Wales. Educ : Winchester. Late Captain 1st S. Wales
Borderers ; S. A. War Medal and 6 clasps ; mentioned in
despatches ; A.D.C to Sir E. Forestier-Walker, then to Gen.
Sir Reg. Pole-Carew, afterwards to Lord Minto in Canada.
War Work : Mounted InteUigence Corps, 1914 ; Adjutant,
reinforcements, Havre to 1915 ; Camp Commandant 2nd
Army to end of war ; Brevet Major M.V.O, Order of St.
Maurice and Lazarus, Italy, O.B.E, twice mentioned in
despatches. Address : Meon-Marsh, Titchfield, Hants. (O5407)
HUGHES, George, C.B.E.
HUGHES, George WaU WaU Bagot, M.B.E.
HUGHES, Gibbard Richard, M.B.E, 6. 9 Feb. 1855;
s. of Thomas John Hughes, Landscape Painter, of Hampstead ;
m. Ethel Winifred, d. of Rev. WUliam Farrer, LL.B, B.A,
of New CoUege, London. Educ. : Privately ; City of London
CoU. War Work : Organising the production of articles of
lamp-blown glass essential to the prosecution of the war,
e.g. vaccine ampoules for inoculation, gas-antidote capsules,
and mine-horns ; aU these were required at short notice In
enormous quantities, and belonged to a class of goods which

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this country had, with negUgible exceptions, imported from
enemy countries up to the date of the outbreak of war • the
mine-horns presented such pecuUar technical difficulties' that
for several months the factory he controUed had the honour of
being the only source of supply of this detail of the British
defence against enemy submarines. Addresses : Hyposol
Limited, Wealdstone, Middlesex ; Great Hampden, Greai
Missenden, Bucks. (M37391
HUGHES, Capt. H. H., M.B.E. Master of the ss
" Franz Ferdinand."
HUGHES, Henry, O.B.E, 6. 13 Oct. 1869 ; s. of Edward
Thomas Hughes, of Barnes, Surrey. Educ. : Privately. Chief
Surveyor, Department of Works and BuUdings, Air Ministry
War Work : In connection with the construction of Aero
dromes. Addresses : Air Ministry, Kingsway, London, W.C. 2 •
11, Rutland Gardens, Hove, Sussex. Club : Golfers'. (0117868)
HUGHES, Rev. Hugh Michael, O.B.E, B.A. ; s. of
Michael Hughes, of Llanllechid, Bangor ; to. Mary Anne, d. of
Thomas Howell, of Aberystwyth. Educ. : Brecon Memorial
Aberystwyth, and Cardiff Univ. Colleges. Minister of Ebenezer
Congregational Church, Cardiff ; Editor of " Y Tyst " •
Member of the CouncU and Court of Univ. CoU, Cardiff'-
Member of the Court and of the Theological Board of the
University of Wales ; Chairman of the Congregational Union
of Wales, 1920-21 ; Vice-President of National CouncU of
PubUc Morals (Wales). War Work : Chairman of Committee
recruiting Temperance Companies for 3rd Welsh Regt, 1914-16 •
member of Cardiff Corporation Parliamentary Committee for
Recruiting ; officiating Minister to Welsh-speaking troops in
Cardiff and district ; only representative of Welsh Congre-
gationalists on the United Navy and Army Board for selection
of chaplains ; organised distribution of Welsh periodical
literature in various camps. Address : 17, Glynrhondda
Street, Cardiff. (010678)
HUGHES, J. H., M.B.E. (M10323)
HUGHES Lieut. John Archibald, MJB.E.
HUGHES, , Col. John Arthur, CB. C.B.E, V.D, D.L,
6. 14 June, 1860 ; s. of Dr. John Hughes, of Carmarthen.
Educ : Taunton ; Univ. CoUege, London. Formerly Colonel
Commanding Severn Div. R.E. (Submarine Miners) then C.R.E.
WelshDiv, T.F. War Work: Recruiting Officer for Barry and
Penarth Sub-area and also for Bridgend Sub-area ; also County
Director of V.A.D's in Glamorgan, including charge of the
administration of 47 hospitals providing over 3,100 beds.
Club : National Liberal. (C529)
HUGHES, John Brierley, M.B.E, M.B, M.R.C.S,,
HUGHES, John GwUyar, M.B.E.
HUGHES, Lady, O.B.E.
HUGHES, Rev. Levi Gethin, M.B.E.
HUGHES, PhyUis May, Lady, O.B.E, 5. 27 Sept. 1869 ;
d. of tee late J. F. Edisbury J.P, of Wrexham, N. Wales ; m.
Sir Thomas, Knt. Bach, (see Btjrkb's Peerage) ; s. of the late
Thomas Hughes, of Bridgend, Glamorgan. Educ : Chester
and Cassel (Germany). President of Cardiff City Couecting
Guild ; Queen Victoria's JubUee Institute for Nurses ; member
of the Committee of the Cardiff Y.M.CA. ; King Edward VH
Hospital Needlework GuUd and Cardiff War (Part time)
Workers. War Work : Commandant, Munitions Canteen
at National SheU Factory for two years, ; Chairman of the
Executive Committee ; organiser of the voluntary workers
6bif ts of a local munition factory canteen. Address : Cardiff. (O1501).
HUGHES, Rev. Randolph, O.B.E.
HUGHES, Capt. Richard Lloyd, M.B.E.
HUGHES, Capt. Robert., O.B.E, R.A.S.C, (T.).
HUGHES, Lieut. Robert Edwarde Armour, M.B.E.
HUGHES, Sydney Herbert George, CB.E, BA,
6. 14 July, 1879 ; s. of Geo. 0. Hughes, of Folkestone ; m.
Leonora Louise, d. of John James Carnon, of Southsea. Educ. :
Alleyn's School, Dulwich and University CoUege, London.
Deputy Accountant-General, Ministry of Shipping ; Formerly
held the appointments of Deputy Cashier, H.M. Dockyard,
Portsmouth. 1902 ; Secretary and Cashier, H.M. Dockyard,
Gibraltar, 1904-9 ; Accountant, National Health Insurance
Commission, 1912. War Work : Navy and Army Insurance
F -nd ; Ministry of Shipping. Address: Thrale HaU, Streatham,
S.W. 16. (C530)
HUGHES, Thomas, O.B.E, J.P, 6. Aug. 1868 ; s. of the
late WiUiam Hughes. Educ. : Brynhyfryd Board School,
Swansea. Assist. District Sec, Tinplate Section, Dockers'
Union. War Work : Chairman, Ward Committee, Prince of
Wales' Fund, and member of Local Executive Committee;
Member, Swansea War Pensions Committee and Chairman of
Training Committee ; Member and Vice-Chairman of South
Wales Joint Disablement Committee and Chairman of Training
Sub-Committee ; Member of Institutional Committee (Wales) ;
Member of Swansea Local Employment Committee and of the
National Employment Committee (Wales). Address : Y Dreflan,
Landore, Swansea. . (010679)
HUGHES, Thomas John, M.B.E.
HUGHES, WiUiam, M.B.E, R.N.R.
HUGHES, WiUiam Henry, M.B.E.
HUGHES, Paymaster Comm. WiUiam Henry, O.B.E,
R.N. HUGHES, Major WiUiam Rawson, O.B.E, M.C, fi.
1891 ; s. of the late W. H. Hughes, of Denbigh. War Work :
Granted a commission at the beginning of the War served on

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the Staff of the 12th Division in France as D.A.Q.M.G. and
later, at the end of the war, on the Staff of the 23rd Army Corps
in England : and on the the Staff of the 2nd Army Corps in
Germany ; mentioned in despatches three times. (02581)
HUGHES, Ethel Blanche, Mrs. PRICE-, O.B.E, 6.
8 AprU, 1860 ; d. of Rev. James Cook, of Peopleton, Pershore,
Worcestershire ; m. 1st, James Graham-Gilmour, and has issue,
Herbert James, killed in action, 1914 ; Henry Reginald d. 1914,
2ndly, WUliam Price-Hughes. War Work : Started a depot
in Sept. 1914, for supplying comforts to the Worcestershire
Regt. in France, and in 1915 a Red Cross Work Depot, British
Red Cross and St. John of Jerusalem, for supplying all local
hospitals and the headquarters in London and France ; con
tinued this work for 6 years. Address : Red Hill, near
Worcester. Club : Ladies' Army and Navy. (010677)
HUGHES, 2nd Lieut. Reginald THARLE-, M.B.E.
HUGHMAN, Capt. Gordon Stewart, O.B.E, Middlesex
Kegt, 6. 1 Apr. 1885; s. of Capt. N. R. Hughman, of 120,
Sinclair Road, London, W. 14 ; m. Catherine Muriel, d. of
Daniel Woodruffe, of The Mount, Market Harboro. Educ. :
Christ's Hospital. At present Adjutant 5th Bn. East Surrey
Eegt. (T.). War Work: M.G. officer 4JMiddlesex Regt,
Handers, 1914-15; Adjutant and Asst. instructor, Mersey
School of Instructions for Young Officers, and O.C. Company
8th (Cadet) Bn.. 1915-16: Staff Capt. (East Coast) 1916 ;
D.A.A.G, 11th Division, B.E.F, 1917; D.A.A. and Q.M.G.
Tees Garrison 1918 ; D.A.A.G. Woolwich Garrison 1919 ;
D.A.A.G. G.H.Q. British Army of the Rhine, 1919-20. Address :
122, Pepys Road, Wimbledon, S.W. 19 ; DriU HaU, Wimbledon,
S.W.19. (O7304)
HUGILL, Engineer Lieut. -Com. Rene Charles, M.V.O,
O.B.E. Entered R.N. 1905 ; Engineer Lieut. 1908 ; Engineer
Lieut.-Com. 1916. (09432)
HU1E, Major Richard WUUam, O.B.E, V.D, J.P,
(ret.) R.G.A. (V.), 6. 13 Aug. 1852 ; s. of the late Richard
Huie, Banker, of Scarborough ; m. Mary Purvis, d. of the late
Archibald Young, General Manager, Capital and Counties
Bank, Ltd, London. Educ. : Clare CoU, Scorton, Yorkshire.
Chairman of Directors, Edinburgh and PortobeUo Cemetery
Co. (PiersbUl), Ltd, and New Edinburgh Investment Braiding
Society; Chairman, House Committee, Edinburgh Parish
CouncU ; Chairman, Executive Committee, Church Army
Labour Lodging Homes, Edinburgh ; Licensed Lay Reader,
St. Columba's Episcopal Church, Edinburgh ; Member, Edin
burgh District Board of Control ; Member, Edinburgh Distress
Committee; Justice of Peace for County and City of Edin
burgh ; for many years Staff Officer and Member of Council,
Hational ArtUlery Association. War Work : Recruiting
Officer at Edinburgh ; Military Representative, Leith Tri
bunal ; Acting Anglican Chaplain. Address : 16, Findhorn
Place, Edinburgh. Clubs : Duddingston Golf, Edinburgh ;
Merchants of Edinburgh Golf ; Craiglockhart. (010680)
HUISH, Lizzie, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 18 Dec. 1880 ; d. of,
Samuel Delderfleld, of Northchurch, Herts ; to. Harry James,
s. of John Huish, of MUton, Weston-super-Mare. Educ. :
Berkhampsted. Staff Captain, Salvation Army, Argentine
Republic, France, and Germany. War Work : Hut work at
Staples, France, and hospital visitation, June, 1915, to Jan.
1918; Cologne, Germany, with Army of Occupation, Jan.
1918, to May, 1920. Address : 10, Great Peter St, West
minster, S.W. (M3710)
HULBERT, Capt. Harry, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HULBERT, Lieut. Leonard, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
HULBERT, Major Thomas Ernest, O.B.E.
HULCATT, Helen CorneUa, M.B.E.
HULL, Charles, M.B.E.
HULL, Charles Robert Ingham, O.B.E. (02582)
HULL, Capt. Gordon Burnett Gifford, O.B.E, R.E.
HULL, Major Tom Grove, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HULLETT, Gertrude CeciUa, M.B.E.
HULME, Agnes Maud, O.B.E.
HULME, Gilbert Ratcliffe, M.B.E.
HULSE, HUda Gertrude Overs, Mrs., M.B.E.
HULTON, Major John Meredith, C.B.E, D.S.O.
1K£2PN» WUUam Arthur Hyde, O.B.E.
§U,}J£N' Arnold Henry, C.B.E.
HUMBERSETH, Lieut. John Johansen, M.B.E.
HUMBLEY, Cicely, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1872 ; d. of the late
Upt. W. H. Peel, of Trenant Park, Duloe, and Heronden,
Tenterden; m. WilUam WeUesley, s. of Lieut.-Col. W. W.
aumbley, of S.Neots, Hunts. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
w>mmandant ofthe V.A.D. hospital, Tenterden, Kent, 1914-19.
Address : Llais Afon, Llanddulas, nr. Abergele. • (M9273)
SHJJ& Alexander Walter, M.B.E.
HUME, Blanche, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of James Carr, of

Belfast; m. George Alexander, K.C, s. of George Alexander
Hume, M.D, of Crumlin, Co. Antrim. War Work : Hon.

-_ Sec, War Hospital Supply Depot, Belfast, under
iRn Mary's Needlework Guild. Address : Dunvegan,
S?,eȴd Park> Belfast. (O10682)
2JKJE' MaJ°r HuSh Bliss Torriano, M.B.E.
HUME, Col. John Edward, C.B.E.
„ HUME, Col. John James Francis, C.B.E. Col. and Hon.
Jirig^Gen. (ret.); Served in the Great War, 1914-19;
me*°ned in de- spatches. (C1629)
HUME, WiUiam, M.B.E.
HUME, Lieut.-Col. Alexander ROSS-, O.B.E, R.A.F.
HUMFRESS.FUght-Lieut. Harold Tunmer O.B.E, R.A.F.

HUMFREY, John Charles Willis, O.B.E.
HUMPHREY, Capt. Bernard, O.B.E.
HUMPHERY, Major George Edward Woods, O.B.E,
R.A.F. HUMPHREY, Major John, O.B.E.
HUMPHREY, Comm. John Cave, O.B.E, R.N.
HUMPHREY, Comm. Percy Edward May, O.B.E, R.N.
HUMPHREY, Thomas Clements, M.B.E, fi. 3 April,
1867 ; s. of Thomas Clements Humphrey, of Gosforth ; m.
Frances Ann, d. of James Douglass Ridley, of Angerton, Mor
peth. Educ. : Gosforth School. Station Master, York Station,
N.E. Rly. War Work: Station Master at York Station
during tho whole of the war, being responsible for the convey
ance of millions of troops, equipments, munitions, etc. ; carried
out important work during mobilisation. Address : 26,
Blossom Street, York. Club : York Conservative. (M1931)
HUMPHREYS, Edith Louisa Sophia, M.B.E.
HUMPHREYS, Elizabeth Clement, O.B.E, R.R.C.
HUMPHREYS, George Osoar, M.B.E,
HUMPHREYS, George William, C.B.E, M. Inst. CE,
6. 1863 ; s. of T. W. Humphreys, of London ; to. Helen
McGilliwie, d. of Robert Sinclair, of London. Educ : Mill
Hill School. Chief Engineer, L.CC War Work : Member,
Vice-Chairman and Chairman of Munitions Works' Board,
Ministry of Munitions. Address : 104, Drayton Gardens,
S.W. 10. Club : Reform. (C2702)
HUMPHREYS, Gilbert, O.B.E, fi. 1880; s. of David
Evan Humphreys, of Newport, Mon. ; m. Edith Louise, d. of
I. LleweUin, of Newport, Mon. Educ : Private Schools.
Trained as an engineer ; successively Superintendent of Dock
yard, Hong-Kong ; in business on own a,c as contractor in
Montreal, Canada ; now Cologne manager, Inter-AUied Trade
and Banking Corporation. War Work : Ministry of Munitions,
asJDirector of shell and gun statistics ; Deputy ControUer shell
manufacture ; Deputy Liquidator projectUe contracts.
Address : 54, Windsor Road, Church End, Finchley, W. (0444)
HUMPHREYS, Harold Goundrill, M.B.E, 6. 16 July,
1878 ; s. of the late John Goundrill Humphreys, O.B.E, of
Birmingham and Liverpool ; to. Minnie Lindsay, d. of the late
William Gerrard, of Liverpool. Educ : High School, Liverpool
Institute. Assistant Traffic Superintendent London N. W.
Rly. Co, London District. War Work : Transport Depart
ment, Ministry of Munitions, 1915-1919 ; Sub. Section Director ;
Director (Railways and Canals). Address : 2, Brockley
Avenue, New Brighton, Cheshire. (M571)
HUMPHREYS, Henry Herbert, O.B.E. (O5410)
HUMPHREYS, Major Herbert, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C.
HUMPHREYS, Capt. Percy Harry IUingworth, O.B.E.
HUMPHREYS. Richard, O.B.E, M.B, CM. (Edin.), 6.
9 May, 1860 ; s. of Humphrey Humphreys, of Llanfairtalhaiarn,
N.W. ; m. Amy Mary, d. of John Dight, of Martock, Somerset.
Educ. : Privately, and Edinburgh Univ. War Work : Medical
Officer attached to the Mersey defences, and Assistant Em
barkation Medical Officer. Address : 1, Cressington Park,
Liverpool. Club : Fly Fishers'. (011813)
HUMPHREYS, Lieut. Robert Henry, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HUMPHREYS, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, M.B.E.
HUMPHREYS, Walter Ebenezer, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HUMPHREYS, Lieut.-Col. WUUam, O.B.E, V.D, 7th
Batt. Lancashire Fusiliers (ret.), 6. 10 July, 1858 ; s. of WiUiam
Humphreys, of Didsbury. Educ : Privately. War Work :
Commandant, Manchester Group, Lancashire Volunteer Infantry
Corps, which consisted of 9 battalions. Address : Lyndhurst,
Eccles. Club : Union, Manchester. (O7307)
HUMPHRIES, Albert, M.B.E.
HUMPHRIES, Lieut. Eric Beresford, M.B.E, M.C, R.A.F.
HUMPHRIES, Lieut. Henry Hurl, M.B.E, Can. A.S.C.
HUMPHRIES, 2nd Lieut. Hubert John, M.B.E.
HUMPHRYS, Col. Charles Vesey, C.B.E. Formerly
W. Riding Regt. ; Col. in the Army ; S. Africa, 1899-1901
(despatches, Queen's medal with three clasps). (C819)
HUMPHRYS, John Goundrill, O.B.E.
HUMPHRYS, Capt. Robert Arthur, M.B.E, B.Sc. (Lond.),
A.M.I.CE, R.A.S.C. (M.T.), 6. 12 Oct. 1881 ; s. of Dr. Chas.
B. Humphrys, of EgUnton, Clevedon, Somerset. Educ. :
Malvern Coll. ; Univ. CoU, London. Engineer. War Work :
O.C. 618 M.T. Co, R.A.S.C. ; B.E.F, E. Africa. Address :
EgUnton, Clevedon, Somerset. Clubs : Public Schools ;
United R.A.S.C (M3053)
HUNKIN, Rev. Joseph Wellington, O.B.E, M.C.
HUNLOKE, Sylvia, Mrs., O.B.E, d. of G. P. Heseltine,
of 196, Queen's Gate ; m. PhiUp, s. of Perceval Hunloke. War
Work: British Red Cross Stores Dept, Y.M.C.A. Addresses:
Grenenurst Capel, Surrey, and 7, Sloane Street. Club:
Empress. (O1504)
HUNN, Lieut. John Alfred, O.B.E, R.N.V.C
HUNN, Major Sydney Arthur, M.V.O, O.B.E, M.C
Capt. and T. Major, AustraUan Imperial Forces ; served in
Great War, 1915-19 ; mentioned in despatches. (02846)
HUNT, Albert, C.B.E, 6. 1863. Educ. : Horfield.
Joined Donald Currie and Co, 1889 ; was Local Manager,
Union-Castle Line at Southampton, 1901-11 ; Freights
Manager in London, 1911-12, since when he has been Joint
Manager and Chairman of Managers, Union-Castle MaU Steam
ship Co, Ltd. ; Director of Bullard, King and Co, Ltd, and
of the Durban Navigation CoUieries, Ltd. ; Member of
Executive Council of Chamber of Shipping, and of Shipping
Federation ; Member of War Committee of Chamber of Shippmg
(submarine menace) ; inventor of numerous popular war

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games ; assisted to organise Naval and MUitary Transport
during S. African and European wars, especiaUy despatch of
original Expeditionary Force to France 1914. Address : 2,
Oxford and Cambridge Mansions, N.W. Club : Constitutional. (C531)
HUNT, Arthur Henry WiUiam, M.B.E, L.R.C.P,
M.R.C.P. HUNT, Dame Catherine Reeve, D.B.E, 6. 22 Dec. 1854 ;
d. of late Charles Henry Hawkins, J.P, of Maitlands, Colchester ;
m. Edgar Atlee, J.P, s. of the late Josiah Hunt, of
Westminister. Town CounciUor of the Borough of Colchester ;
Chairman of the Colchester Division Conservative and Unionist
Women Workers' League. War Work : A Vice President and
late Chairman of the SaUors' and Soldiers' FamUies Association ;
Honorary Secretary of the Local War Pensions Committee,
Colchester, 1914 to 1919. Address : Crouched Friars, Col
chester. (D48)
HUNT, Charles Henry, M.B.E.
HUNT, Francis CecU, M.B.E, A.M.I.E.E, 6. 27 Dec.
1885 ; s. of Edward Hunt, of Westminster ; to. Sarah Ann,
d. of Alfred John Cooper, of Chelmsford. Educ : Chatham
Dockyard Schools and Battersea Polytechmc. First Assistant
Electrical Engineer, H.M. Dockyard, Chatham. War Work :
DrstaUation of electrical equipment in warships, submarines,
and mystery boats (special service ships). Address : 12, York
Avenue, GUlingham, Kent. (M8571)
HUNT, Lieut.-Col. Francis DiUon, O.B.E, A.V.C
HUNT, Major Frederick Eckstein, D.S.O, O.B.E,
fi. 1879 ; s. of Arthur WiUiam Hunt, of Longlands, Lancaster ;
m. 1908, Helen Ornis, d. of David McKaye Cassidy, M.D,
F.R.CS. E, of Lancaster Moor, Lancaster. Entered King's
Own (Roy. Lancaster Regt.), 1901 ; Lieut. Indian Army, 1905 ;
Capt. 1911 : Major, 1917 ; served in S. Africa, 1900-1901 ;
present at defence of Fish River Station (despatches twice). (O8490)
HUNT, Col. Frederick Welsley, C.M.G, C.B.E, 6. 1871 ;
s. of Thomas Hunt, of Rockmount, co. Waterford ; m. 1910,
Kathleen, d. of Col. Robert Frederic WiUiamson, C.B. Entered
Army, 1895 ; Capt. Army Vet. Corps, 1902 ; Major, 1910 ;
Lieut.-Col. 1915 ; Brevet Col. 1917 ; N.-W. Frontier of India,
1897-8 (medal with clasp) ; S. African War, 1899-1902 ;
present at reUef of Kimberly (Queen's medal with five clasps,
King's medal with two clasps) ; SomaUland. 1908—10 (medal
with clasp) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches) ; sometime Dep.
Director of Vet. Sers. (C1271)
HUNT, George, M.B.E, R.N.
HUNT, George Henry, C.B.E, I.S.O, fi. 2 Jan. 1853 ; s.
of late Henry Hunt, of Croydon ; to. EmUy Mary, d. of the late
George Hosegood, of Tiverton, Devon. Educ. : St. Olave's
School. Appointed by open competition to Clerkship in
Inland Revenue Department, Somerset House , February,
1872 ; appointed Assistant Accountant, H.M. Treasury,
AprU, 1888 ; and Accountant, July, 1902
Nov. 1902, C.B.E, Jan. 1918. Address
Croydon. HUNT, Geraldine, M.B.E.
HUNT, Gladys Muriel, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 20 Feb. 1892 ;
d. of David George Ginn, of London ; to. Neville Greaves, s. of
Neville Hunt, of Manchester. Educ. : Stamford Hill High
School and Les Fauvettes, Dieppe, France. War Work :
Secretarial work in the Women's War Relief Fund, Bombay ;
Hon. Sec, National Service Bureau, War Purposes' Board,
Bombay, and War Museum, War Purposes' Board, Bombay ;
Red Cross searcher for three years. Addresses : Malabar HiU,
Bombay ; 31, Weymouth Street, London, W. (M6165)
HUNT, Lieut.-Col. Godfrey Massy Vere, C.B.E. Lieut -
Col. and Brevet Col. R.A.S.C. (ret.) ; served in Great War,
1914-19 ; mentioned in despatches. (C1630)
HUNT, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Henry Charles, M.B.E.
HUNT, Jesse Brookes, O.B.E.
HUNT, John, O.B.E.
HUNT, John Herbert, O.B.E, 6. AprU, 1885 ; s. of the
late George Hunt, of Southampton. Educ. : Southampton.
Organising Secretary, South Western Division of Y.M.CA.'s.
War Work : Organising Secretary for Y.M.C.A. with First
Army, B.E.F, France, 1914-18. Address : 100, Union
Street, Plymouth. (03766)
HUNT, Joseph, O.B.E, I.SO, fi. 12 Aug, 1854 ; s. of
WUUam Joseph Hunt ; m. Alberta, d. ot Arthur Bown.
Educ : St. Olave's School, Southwark. Clerk in War Office
1871 to 1890 ; Royal Ordnance Factories, 1890 to 1919. War
Work: Deputy CivU Assistant to Chief Superintendent of
Ordnance Factories, Woolwich Arsenal. Address : 3, St.
Mildred's Road, Lee, S.E. (0446)
HUNT, Joseph Henry, M.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6. 1876 ; s
of Major J. Hunt, R.A.M.C, of "WoodvUle," Shooters HiU,
Kent ; to. EUzabeth Mary, d. of Robert Frederick Seldon, of
Barnstaple, Devon. Educ. : Taplow Grammar School
Government Clerk. From 1896 untU the outbreak of war
employed at the Supply Reserve Depot, Royal Dockyard
Woolwich ; in 1914 moved to Deptford Cattle Market where he
continued his duties, which consisted chiefly in providing
provisions, etc, to British troops in every theatre of war ;
attested under the " Derby Scheme," 1915. and exempted
untU July, 1918, when caUedup ; posted to Mechanical Transport
and qualified as motor driver in Sept. 1918 ; posted to Cadet
Co, R.A.S.C, Aldershot, and obtained a Temporary Commission
m the R.A.S.C, March, 1919. Address: 51, MayhiU Road
Blackheath. (M576)

Created I.S.O,
3, Bramley HiU,
(C205)

HUNT, LiUan Hart, M.B.E, 6. 23 May, 1889 ; d. of the
late Col. W. H. Hunt, of Preston and Blackpool. Educ •
Southgate House, Devizes, and Fairhaven High School. War
Work : V.A.D. Driver, Etretat and Treport, France, Oct. 1916
to Dec. 1917 ; afterwards Commandant, Rouen Convoy'
attached 41st AuxiUary Ambulance Car Co.; later 21st V.R p'
M.T, R.A.S.C, 1917-20. Address: 22, Pollux Gate, Fair-'
haven, Lytham, Lancs. Club : V.A.D. Ladies'. (M8572)
HUNT, Capt. Reginald Noel, M.B.E, 6. 25 Dec. 1873 •
s. of Thomas Howard Hunt, of Glastonbury ; m. LUian Mary'
d. of Alfred Sidney. Joined the Army early in Ufe. War
Work : served with R.A.P.D. during the whole period of the
war. (M5364)
HUNT, Stanley Herbert, C.B.E.
HUNT, Stanley Peroival, M.B.E.
HUNT, Thomas, M.B.E, R.A.
HUNT, Thomas, O.B.E, 6. 5 April, 1867. CivU Servant;
Inspector of Schools, Board of Education. War Work : Regis
tration Section of Recruiting Office (Ipswich) for the Derby
Scheme and the MiUtary Service Acta ; Hon. Sec. to the
Suffolk County (East and West) War Savings Committees.
Address : Bradgate, 102, Christehurch Street, Ipswich. (010684)
HUNT, WUUam, M.B.E.
HUNT, WUUam Wright, M.B.E, J.P.
HUNT, Major Thomas Edward CAREW-, D.S.O, O.B.E,
Royal Berkshire Regt, fi. 27 Nov. 1874 ; s. of H. T. Carew-
Hunt, late H.M. Consul-General at New Orleans, U.S.A ;
m. Ethel EmUy, d. of the late C J. L. Nicholson, of London.
War Work : Proceeded with Royal Berkshire Regt. to France,
12 Aug. 1914 ; took part in battle of Mons, the Marne and tie
Aisne ; appointed Brigade Major, 146th Brigade, 49th Division,
March, 1915 ; G.S.O.3, 10th Army Corps, AprU, 1916 ;
G.S.O. 2, 10th Army Corps, Aug. 1916 ; G.S.O.l, April, 1918;
G.S.O.2, War Office, Sept. 1919 ; mentioned in despatches
twice. Address : 22, Iverna Gardens, Kensington, London,
W. 8. Clubs : United Service ; Royal AutomobUe. (O7308)
HUNTER, Major Albert, O.B.E.
HUNTER, Alexander, O.B.E, L.R.C.S.
HUNTER, Capt. Alfred PhiUp, M.B.E, R.E.
HUNTER, CampbeU Murray, O.B.E.
HUNTER, Catharine Augusta, Mrs. Harry Osborne,
M.B.E. (M25)
HUNTER, Major CecU Stuart, D.S.O, O.B.E.
HUNTER, David, O.B.E, 6. 1863 ; s. of David Hunter,
of Ayr ; to. Mary Louisa, d. of James Collier, of Musselburgh.
Educ. : Glengaraoch and Glasgow. Shipping Agent. War
Work : Five years' work among Belgian Refugees in Ilford,
Essex ; organising aUotments and vacant lands for cultiva
tion. Address : Shandon, Holcombe Road, Hford. (010685)
HUNTER, David, C.B.E. Dep. ControUer Coastal
Shipping, Australia. (C709)
HUNTER, Edith Lena, M.B.E.
HUNTER, Capt. Evan Austin, O.B.E, W.S, B.A. (Oxon.),
R.A.S.C. (T.F.), fi. 28 Sept. 1887 ; s. of Frank Hunter, W.S, of
Edinburgh ; to. Jane Ritchie, of Hill of Ruthven, Perthshire ;
d. of the late Thomas Smith Kay. Educ : Fettes CoU, Edin
burgh ; Christ Church, Oxford, and Edinburgh Univ. Writer
to the Signet. War Work: 2nd Lieut. T. & S. Column,
A.S.C ; Scottish Horse Mounted Brigade (T.F.), 30 Sept.
1914 ; promoted Captain, Feb. 1915 ; O.C 909 M.T. Co,
R.A.S.C, March, 1917, in France; Staff Captain, Q.M.G. 3,
War Office, Dec. 1917 ; mentioned in despatches, March,
1919. Addresses: 7, York Place, Edinburgh; ParkhUl,
Colinton, Midlothian. Clubs : New, Edinburgh ; Hon. Com
pany Edinburgh GoUers, Muirfield; Prestwick GoU; Cale
donian, London. (O7309)
HUNTER, George Albert, M.B.E.
HUNTER, Sir George Burton, K.B.E, D.Sc, M.I.C.E,
Member of CouncU, I.N.A, J.P, 6. 19 Dec. 1845; s.
of Thomas Hunter, of Sunderland ; m. Annie, d. of Charles
Hudson, of Whitby, Yorks. Educ. : Private School_ Ship
builder. War Work : ShipbuUding. Address :
Jesmond, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
HUNTER, Capt. George Noel, O.B.E.
HUNTER, Eng. Lieut. Harry, O.B.E, R.N.
HUNTER, Major Herbert Patrick, O.B.E.
HUNTER, Lieut.-Col. James, O.B.E, R.A, fi. 30 May,
1868 ; s. of the late Major J. Hunter, of Dover ; m. Lilian
Agnes, d. of the late WiUiam Vail, of Cambridge. Educ.
Camden School. War Work : Command 'ArtUlery Defences,
Simon's Bay, South Africa. Address: Commanding 3rd Div,
Ammunition Column, R.F.A, Meerut, India. (O8840)
HUNTER, Capt. James, O.B.E, 6. July, 1863; s. of
James Hunter, of RosherviUe, Kent ; to. Gertrude, d. of William
SkUleter, of RosherviUe, Kent. Educ : Gravesend. Com
mander, Eastern Telegraph Co. War Work : Repairing and
laying submarine cables in Mediterranean and Atlantic during
the War, 1914-20. Address: 8, EUiot Street, The Hoe.
Plymouth, Devon. (O10686)
HUNTER, Sir John, K.B.E, Officer of the Legion of
Honour, Commander of the Order Leopold, Commander oi
the Order of the Crown of Italy, Member of the Order of bt.
Anne, with Diamonds, 6. 1863 ; s. of John Hunter, of Montreal,
Canada ; m. Catherine Fingland, d. of John Gardner, of White-
vale, Glasgow. Engineer ; Managing Director, Sir Wm. Anoi
& Co, Ltd. ; Chairman, The North West Rivet, Bolt and MM
Factory, Ltd, Airdrie, and The Rivet, Bolt and Nut Co, Lta,
Glasgow; Director, The Don Trades Employers' Insurance

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274

BIOGRAPHIES.

Hussey

Association, Ltd. War Work : During the War was Director
of Factory Construction and Director of Don and Steel Pro
duction, Ministry of Munitions, from 1915 ; Member of the Air
Ministry and the Council of the Ministry of Munitions. Ad
dress : Ravenscourt, Thorntonhall, Lanarkshire. Clubs : St.
Stephen's ; Junior Carlton ; Ranelagh ; British Empire ;
New, Glasgow. (K24)
HUNTER, 2nd Lieut. John, M.B.E, R.A.F.
HUNTER, Capt. John Franois Stuart, M.B.E, R.E. (T.).
HUNTER, John Henry, M.B.E, fi. 28 AprU, 1881- s. of
Harry Reed Hunter, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; to. Emma
Frances, d. of Capt. Theodore F. Strand, of Brooklyn, N.Y.
Educ. : Keyford School, Frome. Member of New York
Produce Exchange ; Member of New York Maritime Exchange ;
Member of the firm of H. W. St. John & Co, Forwarding Agents.
War Work : Director British Ministry of Shipping in the U.S.A.,
and Liaison Officer between British Ministry of Shipping (in
U.S.A.) and British Ministry of Shipping (in Canada) ; Liaison
Officer between British Ministry of Shipping (in U.S.A.) and
British Ministry of Food (In U.S.A.). Addresses : 1396, Carroll
Street, Brooklyn, New York ; Riverside Drive, Red Bank,
New Jersey. Ctofis : Royal AutomobUe ; The Pilgrims ;
British Schools and Universities ; St. George's Society ; Japan
Society; Crescent; Staten Island Cricket and Tennis. (M3744)
HUNTER, Capt. John LesUe, M.B.E.
HUNTER, Margaret Bruce, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 21 March,
1863 ; d. of William Johnson, of Lerwick ; m. Robert Bruce,
J.P, s. of Samuel Dunn Hunter, of Lerwick. Educ. : Privately
and Anderson Destitute, Lerwick. War Work : Acted as Hon.
Treas. of the Shetland Branch of Queen Mary's Needlework
GuUd during the whole period of the war ; organised and
superintended concerts, social evenings, processions, whist
drives, competitions, etc., for the raising of War funds, and
personaUy assisted in coUecting and packing thousands of the
celebrated Shetland hand-knitted and hand-spun articles of
underclothing to be sent to the front. Address : Union Bank
House, Lerwick, Shetland. (010688)
HUNTER, Marion Janet, M.B.E.
HUNTER, Lieut. Col. Maurioe, O.B.E, T.D, fi. 28 Oct.
1863 ; s. of John Hunter, of Field Head House, Belper ; to.
Agnes Mary, d. of Rev. J. Ford Simmons, of HuU. Educ. :
Repton. Land Agent and CivU Engineer. War Work :
Sept. 1914 to Jan. 1918. Address: Highfield, Belper. (07311)
HUNTER, PhiUp Vassar, C.B.E, M.I.E.E, 6. 3 Aug.
1883 ; s. of Josiah Hunter, of Emneth Hungate, Norfolk ;
m. Helen Maud, d. of Charles Golder, of Finchley. Educ. :
Wisbech Grammar School, andFaraday House, London. Member
of CouncU of Institution of Electrical Engineers ; Member of
Engineering Standards Association ; Member .of the Inter
national Electrotechnical Commission. War Work : Engineer
representing the Director of Experiments and Research in the
Anti-Submarine Division of the Naval Staff, Admiralty.
Address : Salcombe, Foxley Lane, Purley, Surrey. Club :
St. Stephen's. (C2704)
HUNTER, Capt. Reginald Gordon Pulteney, O.B.E,
'HUNTER, Summers, C.B.B., 6. 12 July, 1856; s. of
John Sanson Hunter, of Inverness ; m. Dora EUzabeth, d.
of Joseph EUiott, of South Shields. Educ. : Royal Academy,
Inverness; Privately; and Wedgwood Institute, Burslem.
Chairman and Managing Director of The North Eastern Marine
Engineermg Co. Ltd, WaUsend and Sunderland ; Director
of The Tyneside Tramways and Tramroads Co, WaUsend-on-
Tyne. War Work : Vice-Chairman of North-East Coast
Armaments Committee, which later became the Tyne and Wear
Board of Management for Shel Production ; Member of Shipping
ControUer's Advisory Committee ; Admiralty Controller's
Advisory CouncU ; Ministry of Munitions Advisory Committee
re Labour ; Internal Combustion Engineering Sub-Committee
of theGAdmiralty Board of Invention and Research ; Board of
Trade___hipping and ShipbuUding Committee. Address :
1, Manor Terrace, Tynemouth, Northumberland. Clubs :
Thatched House ; Union, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (C206)
HUNTER, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Anderson, C.B.E. Lieut.-
Col. and Director of Dental Sers. New Zealand Forces. (C725)
HUNTER, Thomas Briggs, O.B.E.
HUNTER, Thomas Charles, O.B.E., M.Inst.C.E, 6.
11 May, 1858 ; s. of the lateWUUam Danby Hunter, of Brighton ;
m. Alice Jane, d. of Henry Gorham, of Folkestone. Educ :
Brighton. CivU Engineer ; late Assistant Director of Works,
Admiralty. War Work : Responsible, under the CivU Engineer-
ln-Chief, Admiralty, for the War Emergency Works at the
many Naval and Oil Fuel Bases on the East Coast of England
and Scotland. Address: "SUema," Effingham Road, Sur-
Mtion. (0447)
HUNTER, WiUiam Robert, M.B.E,
HUNTER, Capt. John Erio ARROL-, O.B.E, R.A.F.
•HUNTINGFORD, Lieut.-Col. Walter Legh, C.B.E.
Major, R.M.A. ; served in Great War, 1914-19, as British
JXaval Liaison Officer, Mediterranean, with rank of Lieut.-Col.;
mentioned in despatches. (C2314)
HUNTINGTON, Major Herbert Francis Searancke,
0.B.E, The Welsh Regt, 6. 15 Jan. 1888 ; s. of Major H.
Runtingdon, of 20, Abingdon ViUas, Kensington, W. 8 ; to.
Kathleen Mary, d. of Dr. Griffin, of Plymouth. Educ. : Fel-
sted and Sandhurst. War Work : Served in France, Jan.
1916 to April, 1919 ; held appointments as Deputy Inspector
M Physical Training, B.E.F, with Temporary rank of Lieut.-
Ool. Addresses : Hd. Qrs. Eastern Command; 51, Queen's

Gardens, Bayswater, W.2. Clubs: Junior United Service;
Junior Army and Navy. (05413)
HUNTLEY, Alfred Henry, M.B.E, M.C.I, 6. 15 March,
1877 ; s. of Edmund Boyce Huntley, of Lowestoft ; to. Ger
trude AmeUa Florence, d. of Frederick Ernest WilUam Resker,
of Islington. Educ : St. Mary's School, Walthamstow ;
Science and Art School, South Kensington. Assistant Archi
tect, H.M. Office of Works ; Member of the Concrete Institute.
War Work : Special War Hospitals ; Chief Petty Officer,
R.N.V.R, Anti-Aircraft Corps. (M8575)
HUNTON, Alfred William, O.B.E, M.R.C.S , L.R.CP.
(Loud.), 6. 20 May, 1859 ; s. of Thomas Hunton, of Torquay ;
m. Kate, d. of John Edwin Jones, of Breinton. Herefordshire.
Educ. : Owens CoUege, Manchester. War Work : Manchester
Infirmary ; Ancoats Hospital • L'Hopital Dames des Greves,
France ; the Lord Derby War Hospital, Warrington. (04373)
HUNTON, Edgar Barton, O.B.E, B.Sc, 6. Feb. 1877;
s. of J. G. Hunton, J.P, of Stockton-on-Tees ; to. Sablna
Booth, d. of John Graham, of Stockton-on-Tees. Educ :
High School, Stockton-on-Tees, and Durham Coll of Science,
Newcastle-on-Tyne. H.M. Superintending Inspector of Taxes,
Board of Inland Revenue. War Work : Arising out of the
Administration of the Acts of Pariiament imposing duties on
Excess Profits and Munitions Exchequer payments. Address :
Feilding, Egmont Road, Sutton, Surrey. (O10690)
HUNTON, Capt. and Brevet Major Thomas Lionel,
O.B.E, Royal Marine Light Infantry, 6. 30 Oct. 1885 ; s. of
Theodore Hunton, of CUfton, Bristol; to. Margaret Mary
Frances, d. of Lieut.-Col. W. H. Steele, R.A.M.C, of CUfton,
Bristol. Educ. : CUfton CoUege. War Work : Mentioned in
despatches, 1918 aud 1919 ; Chevalier Order of Star of Rou-
mania, AprU, 1919 ; Chevalier Legion of Honour, June, 1919 ;
promotion to Brevet Major, 1 Jan. 1919, for distinguished
service in the prosecution of war. (09554)fl|
HURCOMB, Cyril, C.B.E, fi. 1883. Educ. : St. John's*
College, Oxford. An Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Transport.
War Work : Deputy Director, and later Director, of Commercial
Services, Ministry of Shipping. Address : 20, CromweU
Crescent, S.W. Club : Reform. (C209)
HURD, WilUam Burton, O.B.E.
HURLE, Alfred Edward, M.B.E,
HURLSTON, WilUam, M.B.E, 6. 2 April, 1887; s. of
Charles Hurlston, of Cheltenham and Birmingham. Educ :
King Edward VI. Grammar School, Birmingham. Finance
Official, Birmingham Area, Ministry of Pensions. War Work :
Joined Recruiting Staff, Birmingham, Aug. 1914, after being
rejected for active service ; worked continuously under War
Office until transferred to Ministry of National Service in
November, 1917 ; afterwards transferred to Ministry of
Pensions m April, 1919 ; appointed Finance Official and
Secretary, Birmingham, in Feb. 1919. Address : 8, Montague
Road, Handsworth, Birmingham. (M8577)
HURLEY, Charles Richard, M.B.E.
HURRY, Lieut. Sydney Charles, M.B.E, R.E.
HURSON, James, M.B.E, B.A, 6. 1882 ; Educ. : Black
rock CoU, and Univ. Coll, DubUn. Private Secretary to the
Vice-President of the Local Government Board for Deland.
War Work : National ReUef Fund ; Measures for reUef of
distress occasioned by the war. (M8578)
HURST, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Reginald, D.S.O, O.B.E,
6. 1867 ; s. of Robert Henry Hurst, of Horsham Park, Horsham ;
to. Esther Winm-ed Mary, d. of Rev. E. Oldridge de la Hey
of Bathealton. Educ. : Westminister, and Christ Church,
Oxford. J.P. Oxfordshire ; retired Major 3rd Royal Sussex
Regiment. War Work : Served with the 24th, 33rd, and 41st
Divisions from 1914 to end of war ; organised, and went to
France with, the Ammunition Column of 41st Division, and
commanded it in Italy, Flanders and Germany. Addresses :
Horsham Park, Horsham ; Little Barrington, Burford, Oxon.
(05414)
HURST, Christopher Salkeld, O.B.E. Appointed an Asst.
Under-Secretary Mines Dept. Board of Trade. (010691)
HURST, Major Godfrey Thomas, D.S.O, O.B.E, V.D.
HURST, John, O.B.E,
HURST, Capt. Jan., M.B.E.
HURSTHOUSE, Major WilUam Richmond, M.B.E.
HUSKINSON, Col. Charles John, O.B.E, T.D, fi. 28
Aug. 1867 ; s. of WiUiam Lambe Huskinson, of Epperstone,
Notts. Educ. : Oakham School. War Work : 33 year3
Territorial Officer; 1914-15, Lieut.-Col. Commanding 8th
Battn. Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regt.) ; 1915 to
1919, Commanding Base Depot at Etaples, France. Address :
Newark, Notts. Clubs : County, Nottingham ; Bath. (02583)
HUSKISSON, Major WiUiam Gordon, C.B.E, D.S.O,
R.A.S.C, fi. 23 Dec. 1877 ; s. of the late Colonel S. G. Huskisson,
C B , of S. Staffordshire and Middlesex Regts. Educ. : Privately.
S. Africa, 1900-02 ; SomaUland, 1902-03 ; Egypt, GaUipoU,
Palestine, 1914-18. Address : Home Mechanical Transport
Depot R.A.S.C. Club : Junior Naval and MUitary. (C1382)
HUSSEY, Annie, M.B.E.
HUSSEY, Lieut. Arthur Vivian, O.B.E, R.E.
HUSSEY, Capt. Henry, M.B.E, 6. 1 Aug. 1869. Inspector
of Army Schools. War Work : Officer in charge of the Central
Casualty Bureau, Army Headquarters, India. (M5368)
HUSSEY, John Walton, O.B.E, F.A.I, 6. 2 AprU, 1865 ;
s. of John Richards Hussey, of Alphington, Devon ; m. LUy,
d of Thomas Andrew, J.P, of Exeter. Educ. : Malvern

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

CoUege. War Work : Live Stock Control. Address : Matford
Lodge, Exeter. Club : Northernhay, Exeter. (010693)
HUTCHEON, Ada Mary, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Thomas
Finer, of Tendring, Essex. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Chairman Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Association, Wimble
don Division ; Vice-Chairman, Wimbledon War Pensions
Committee ; Member of Wimbledon MiUtary Tribunal. Ad
dress : 113, Pepys Road, Cottenham Park, Wimbledon, S.W. 19.
(M8580)
HUTCHESON, Alexander Byres, M.B.E.
HUTCHESON, Grace, M.B.E. ; d. of John M. Hutcheson,
of Greenock and London. Educ. : Highbury High School.
War Work : Personal Secretary to Director of Intelligence,
Mediterranean Naval Staff, Malta. Address : 55a, High Street,
St. John's Wood, N.W. 8. Club : Ladies' Athenaeum. (M8582)
HUTCHESON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John, M.B.E, Can.
A.M.C. HUTCHIN, Lieut.-Col. James WiUiam, C.M.G, C.B.E,
A.P.C. HUTCHINGS, Sir Alan, K.B.E. (1920), 6. 9 May, 1880 ;
s. of Alfred Blandford Hutchtngs, of Seaford. Educ. :
Privately ; Tonbridge School ; Royal Agricultural College,
Cirencester. War Work : Temporary Paymaster, Army
Pay Department, 1914-15 ; Secretary to Department of
Director-General of Voluntary Organisations (War Office),
1915-19 ; a member of several Government Committees in
connection with the War. Address : 134, Westbourne Terrace,
W. 2. Clubs : Carlton ; Constitutional ; Royal Thames
Yacht. (K386)
HUTCHINGS, Charles Henry, O.B.E, K.C.
HUTCHINGS, Schoolmaster Lieut. Samuel Louis, O.B.E,
R.N. HUTCHINGS, Capt. W. F., M.B.E.
~ HUTCHINS, Arthur Edmund, M.B.E.
3 HUTCHINS, George D'Oyly, C.B.E, 6. 15 Oct. 1866;
~s. of the late George Albert Hutchins, M.I.C.E, of Welshpool,
N. Wales ; to. Maude EmUy, d. of Arthur Newman. Educ. :
Bedford Grammar School. Secretary to Public Companies.
War Work : Aug. 1915-Oct. 1916, Secretary, Munitions
Inventions Dept, Ministry of Munitions ; Oct. 1916-Aug.
1917, Secretary, the Advisory Committee, Ministry of Munitions ;
Aug. 1917-Aug. 1918, Chief CouncU Officer, Ministry of Muni
tions ; Secretary to Co-ordinating Committee; Aug.— Nov.
1918, Aircraft Production Department (Personal Assistant to
D.G.A.P.) ; Nov. 1918-Aug. 1919, Secretary to Liquidation of
Aircraft Contracts Committee. Addresses : 70, Dukes Avenue,
Chiswick, W. 4. ; Pharaoh's Island, Shepperton-on-Thames. (C2705)
HUTCHINSON, Annie bene, M.B.E.
HUTCHINSON, Arthur, O.B.E, M.A, Ph.D., b. 6 July,
1866 ; s. of George Hutchinson ; to. Evaline Demezy, d. of
Alexander Shipley, of Windsor. Educ. : ClUton CoUege ;
Christ's College, Cambridge ; and the Universities of Wurzburg
aud Munich. FeUow and Tutor of Pembroke CoUege, Cambridge ;
University Demonstrator of Mineralogy ; Appointed Secretarv
to General Board of Studies, Cambridge. War Work : Chemical
Work for the Admiralty. Address : Aysthorpe, Newton
Road, Cambridge. Club : Royal Societies. (0449)
HUTCHINSON, Bertha Charlotte, Mrs, M.B.E.
HUTCHINSON, Beryl Butterworth, M.B.E. (M10250fi)
HUTCHINSON, Frances Catherine Maude Haynes,
M.B.E. ; d. of Haynes Hanley Hutchinson. War Work :
Recruiting ; Statistics. Clubs ; Roehampton ; Royal North
Devon Golf. (M3745)
HUTCHINSON, George Arnold, M.B.E, L.R.C.P. (Lond.),
M.R.C.S. (Eng.), 6. 7 Feb. 1870 ; s. of G. W. Hutchinson, of
Barbados, W.I. ; m. Helen Laura, d. of W. A. Young, of Bank
of England, London. Educ. : St. Mary's Hospital, London.
War Work : CivU Medical Practitioner attached to Seaforth
MiUtary Hospital, Liverpool. Address : Rosslyn, Crosby Road,
N. Waterloo, Liverpool. (M10269)
HUTCHINSON, Major George Rowland, O.B.E.
HUTCHINSON, Henry Norton, O.B.E.
HUTCHINSON, FUght Lieut. Hubery Gerald, M.B.E,
R.A.F. HUTCHINSON, Lucy, Mrs., O.B.E.; d. of WiUiam
Franks, of Liverpool ; m. Edward Mason, s. of Edward Hut
chinson, of Liverpool. War Work: Voluntary work daily
from Aug. 1914 ; Liverpool Civic League, arranging working
parties, ambulance classes for ladies, despatching parcels and
comforts to troops at the front ; British Red Cross Society
(Liverpool Branch), Stock Room.reeeiving and packing clothing
and surgical requisites for Military Hospitals, Liverpool, care
of Ambulance equipment ; riverside canteen for troops arriving
and departing ; founded " Inglefleld " babies home, as a War
Memorial. (010694)
HUTCHINSON, Thomas Massie, O.B.E. (05416)
HUTCHINSON, Capt. Thomas Herbert, M.B.E.
SKJS9SS0N' Capt- Wa»er Ernest, O.B.E, R.N.H.
HUTCHINSON, Wilfred Leanold, O.B.E.
, _SUTCH,JNS0N> Major WilUam Gordon, O.B.E, 6.15 June,
1876 ; s. of Lt.-Col. J. B. Hutchinson, C.S.I, of Jhandraghat,
Camberley; m. Kathleen Gordon, d. of Major-Gen. Alfred^
Denniss R.A. Educ : WelUngton CoU. Govt, of India
Political Dept. War Work : PoUtical Agent Chaqai and in
political charge of the Sarhad in Eastern Persia. Address :
c/o Messrs. H S King & Co, 9, Pah Mall, S.W. Club : Junior

Naval and Military.

HUTCHINSON, Lieut.-Col. Coote Robert HELY-, O.B.E

(O2068)

J.P, fi. 6 Feb. 1870 ; s. of John Hely-Hutchinson, of Seafield
Donabate ; to. Juha Hariet Vere, d. of WiUiam Browne-Clayton'
of Brownes HiU, Carlow. Educ. : Harrow. War Wort '¦
Commanded 14th Royal FusiUers, 1914-16; 31st Training
Reserve Batt, 1916-18. Address: Lissen HaU, Swords
Co. DubUn. Club : KUdare Street. (07264)
HUTCHISON, Agnes Hood, M.B.E., fi. 4 Dec. 1876-
d. of WiUiam Grant, of Dunoon, Argyllshire; to. WUliam
Hutchison, M A, LL.B, s. of WiUiam Hutchison, of Greenock
Educ. : Durham and Brussels. War Work : President of
Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Association, Glasgow ; President
Women's Unionist (Bridgeton, Glasgow) Association Work
Party and Clothing Department for Soldiers and Sailors from
1914 untU War Pensions Committees were formed ; afterwards
local President of War Pensions and representative Unemploy
ment Committee. Address : 22, Bute Gardens, Glasgow, W.
Club : Glasgow Literary. (M8583)
HUTCHISON, Alexander, M.B.E.
HUTCHISON, Helen Duguid, M.B.E, d. of James H.
Hutchison, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Educ. : Greenock and
London. War Work : V.A.D. in R.A.M.C. Hospital, Jesmond
Road, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1915-1916; V.A.D. St. John
Ambulance Brigade Auxiliary Hospital, 6, Kensington Terrace,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Commandant of same Hospital till
Mav, 1919. Address : 131, Osborne Road, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne. (M3746)
HUTCHISON, Col. James Alexander, C.B.E. Canadian
Army Medical Corps ; served in Great War, 1915-19 ;
mentioned in despatches. (C1833)
HUTCHISON, Lieut. James Lawrie McKie, O.B.E.
HUTCHISON, Robert OUphant, M.B.E, 6. 1 Nov. 1880;
s. of Henry WilUam Hutchison, J.P of Eastbank, Kirkcaldy ;
to. Rose Blenheim, d. of — Jupp. Educ : Rugby and Oxford.
Chief Magistrate and Rice ControUer, Hong Kong. War
Work : Work in Hongkiong in connection with Volunteers.
Address : Thatched House, Eastbank, Kirkcaldy. Club :
Hongkong. (M1271)
HUTCHISON, Lieut.-Col. Robert Schlesinger, C.B.E.
Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Army Pay Depart. ; served in
Great War, 1914-19 ; mentioned in despatches. (C1127)
HUTCHISON, Sarah Hannah, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 1852;
d. of John Key, of Kirkcaldy ; to. Henry WiUiam J.P, s. of
Robert Hutchison, of Kirkcaldy. Educ. : Edinburgh.
War Work : Chairman Disablement Committee, Kirkcaldy ;
Convenor 3rd Ward Pension Committee ; President, Patte-
head Tipperary Club for women ; Member South Eastern
District Committee for Scotland; Vice-President Nursing
Association, and President Health Visitors, Kirkcaldy. Ad
dress : Eastbank, Kirkcaldy. (M8585)
HUTH, Bertha, Mrs. O.B.E, 6. 10 Jan. 1862; d. of
Edward Henry Moore, of Brighton, Sussex ; to. Frank, s. of
Edward Huth, J.P, of Huddersfield, Yorks. Educ. : Privately,
and Royal Academy of Music. War Work : Ran a home for
professional women affected by the War ; organised conceits
aU over the country at camps for soldiers, and in hospitals ;
gave recitals in aid of Lord Roberts Memorial Fund and coUected
£28,000 thereby. Address: 29, Clarendon Road, Holland
Park, London, W. 11. (03767)
HUTSEL, Robert, O.B.E.
HUTSON, Capt. Henry Porter Wolseley, D.S.O, O.B.E.
M.C, R.E.
HUTSON, Surgeon-Major John, M.B.E, M.B, CM,
D.P.H, J.P, Barbados Volunteer Force, 6. 13 July, 1859 ; s.of
Archdeacon Eyre Hutson, K.D, M.A, late of St. Thomas,
Danish West Indies ; m. Mary EUen, d. of Archdeacon W. T.
Webb, M.A, late of Coclrington CoUege, Barbados. Educ. :
Codrington CoU, Barbados, and Edinburgh Univ. Senior
Medical Officer Local Forces ; PubUc Health Inspector and
Poor Law Inspector ; Medical Assessor and Member Gen.
Board of Health, Barbados, W.I. War Work : Senior Medical
Officer H. T. Magdalena for two voyages from W. I. to
Egypt, 1916-17 ; employed as civU surgeon at Lakenham
MiUtary Hospital, Norwich ; Ministry of Pensions, Chelsea,
1917 ; Appointed to be a member of the Legislative Council of
the Island of Barbadoes. Address : Harmony HaU, Barbados,
W.L C7.U& : Royal Societies'. (M2948)
HUTT, Alfred, M.B.E, B.Sc, 6. 27 June, 1888 ; s. of
George H. Hutt, of London. Educ. : Bedford Grammar
School ; Lycee Hoche, Versailles. War Work : Motor
driver in France with British Red Cross, 1914 to 1915 ; Staff
Lieut, Ministry of Munitions (Raw Materials Section),
1915 to 1919. Address : 52, Redcliffe Square, S.W. 10. (M582)
HUTT, John, M.B.E, fi. 19 Jan. 1890 ; s. of George Harry
Hutt, of Pietermaritzburg ; to. Olive VUlette, d. of W. H.
Gillespie, of London. Educ : Bedford Grammar School;
Lycee Hoche, VersaiUes ; Wohler Realgymnasium, Frankfurt-
am-Main. University CoUege, London. Civil Servant (Class
I.). War Work: In charge of Naval Supplies, Dunkerque,
Dec. 1914 to June, 1916 (Lieut. R.N.V.R.) ; Woolwich Naval
Ordnance Depot, 1916-18; Admiralty, 1918-19. Address:
5, Highmore Road, Blackheath, S.E. 3 Club : Junior Army
and Navy. (M583)
HUTTON, Arnold WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 12 Sept. 1882;
Organising Secretary, Hospitals WeUare Society ; Member
National Savings Assembly, 1919-20. War Work: Local
War Savings work, War Loans, Food Economy Propaganda,
National Service Recruiting, Red Cross work. Address : 11,
Riseldine Road, Honor Oak Park, S.E. 23.
HUTTON, Stamford, M.B.E. J.P.

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HUTTON, William, O.B.E.
HUTTON, WiUiam Ross, M.B.E.
HUXFORD, Ernest Henry, M.B.E.
HUXLEY, Henry Soott, M.B.E.
HUXTABLE, 2nd Lieut. Geoffrey, M.B.E.
HUXTER, Muriel Kathleen, M.B.E,
HUYSHE, Capt. Rowland Radolifie, M.B.E, fi. 17 Feb.
1881 ; s. of the Rev. Canou Huyshe, of Wimborne, Dorset.
Educ. : Marlborough, and Oriel Coll, Oxford. Landowner
and Farmer. War Work : Gazetted Lieut, in R.A.S.C. 1914 ;
Capt. Dec. 1915. Address : The Manor, Clyst Hydon, near
Exeter. (M5369)
HYATT, Major Peroival Taylor, O.B.E.
HYDE, Charles, O.B.E.
HYDE, Lieut.-Col. Dermot Owen, C.B.E, D.S.O, B.A,
M.B, B.Ch, BA..O, D.P.H, Royal Army Medical Corps, 6.
1877 ; s. of Brigade Surgeon Robert Hyde, late Army Medical
Service ; in. Hilda Edith Richmond, d. of Lieut.-Col. F .R.M.C
de R. Mauduit, Indian Army. Educ : Trinity College, Dublin.
War Work : Deputy Assistant Director of Medical Services
with 49th West Riding Territorial Division, and then with
5th Division, between Aug. 1914 and July, 1916 ; Officer
Commanding 14th Field Ambulance during Battle of the Somme;
Officer Commanding No 1 Casualty Clearing Station, Feb.
1917 to AprU, 1918 ; Assistant Director of Medical Services
with 21st Division, AprU, 1918, to March, 1919 ; served in
France from April, 1915, to March, 1919. (C1272)
HYDE, Ethel Vivian, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 12 March, 1880 ;
d, of Frederick Dixon Taylor, of Tottenham ; m. Capt. John
Sutherland, s. of Thomas Robert Hyde, of Tottenham. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : WeUare Superintendent under
Ministry of Munitions ; Unit Administrator Q.M.A.A.C,
B.E.F. 1916-18. Address: 64, Anson Road, Tufnell Park,
London, N. 7. (M3138)
HYDE, Lieut.-Col. James Reid, C.B.E. Major and Acting
Lieut.-Col. Canadian Field ArtUlery ; served in Great War,
1915-19 ; mentioned in despatches. (C1139)
HYDE, Katharine Anne, Mrs., O.B.E.
HYDE, Capt. Richard, C.B.E, M.V.O, 6. 1872 ; s. of
the late WiUiam Hyde, of the Grange, Market Stainton.
Entered R.N. 1886 ; Lieut. 1894 ; Com. 1905 ; Capt. 1912 ;
and later Commodore (2nd class) ; Gambia Expedition, 1894 ;
China, 1900 ; present at capture of Taku Forts ; Great War,
1914-19, with Ocean Escort; mentioned in despatches.
Club : Army and Navy. (C1192)
HYDE, Lieut.-Col. John Irvine LANG-, CM.G, O.B.E,
6. 1859 ; s. of WiUiam Lang, of Willowdale St. Mary's, Ontario,
Canada ; m. 1895, Agnes Stanley, d. of the late Henry C.
Hyde, of San Francisco, CaUfornia. Educ. : R.M.C, Kingston,
Canada Entered R.E. 1883 ; Capt. 1891 ; Major, 1900 ;
Lieut.-Col. 1907 ; retired, 1912 ; A.D.C. to Inspector-Gen. of
Fortifications, 1885-6 ; Boundary Commr. for deUmitation of
W. Frontier of Gold Coast Colony, 1891 ; Chief Engineer of
proposed RaUways Survey, Gold Coast, 1893 ; served on Staff
during Attabubu Expedition, 1894 ; appointed British Commr.
in connection with Niger Boundary, with temporary rank of
Lieut.-Col. 1900. Club : Royal Societies'. (03141)
HYLAND, Charles John, M.B.E.
HYMAN, Major Arthur WeUesley, O.B.E.
HYNARD, WiUiam George, O.B.E.
HYNES, Major Brian Mansfteld, O.B.E, Royal Sussex
Regt, fi. 11 July, 1879 ; s. of John Hynes, Paymaster in-Chief
Royal Navy. Educ. : Lancing CoU. War Work : Adjutant
6th Batt. Royal Sussex Regt. on outbreak of war ; subsequently
2nd in Command ; appointed to command 25th London Regt.
May 1917 ; commanded BattaUon in Waziristan 1917 and
Afghan War 1919 ; mentioned in despatches. Clubs : Army
and Navy ; Royal Cruising ; Royal Thames Yacht. (08491)
HYSLOP, Francis, C.B.E. (C3095)
HYSLOP, Irene Murray, M.B.E.; d. of Sir Murray
Hyslop, of Beckenham. Educ. : Caldecote Towers, Bushey
Heath. War Work : Secretary and Caterer of Crescent Road
Soldiers' Club, Beckenham ; Worker at Grosvenor Gardens
Y.M.CA. Hut. Address : Cedar Lawn, Beckenham. (M8587)
HYSLOP, James, M.B.E.
HYSON, Herbert Augustine Henry, M.B.E.
IBBETSON, Alexander, O.B.E, 5. 17 Nov. 1869 ; s. of
Thomas Alexander, of London ; m. Jessie Madeline, d. of
Benjamin Vibert, of Newport, I. of W. Educ. : United West
minster Schools. Chairman, Wholesale Tea Dealers' Section,
Uiamber of Commerce. War Work : Member of eight com
mittees, assisting Ministry of Food in distribution of Tea ;
Member of Tea Distribution Advisory Committee ; Gave
entertainments for wounded soldiers in hospitals. Address :
21, Oakdale Road, Streatham, S.W. 16. (010699)
ffiBITSON, Lieut. George, M.B.E, R.A.
IBBOTSON, Capt. Archie WUliam, M.B.E,, M.C. I.A.R.O.
IDLE, Percy, M.B.E.
IFOULD, Edwin, M.B.E.
JKIN, Lieut. Harry Claude, M.B.E, Aust. I.F.
ILBERT, Joyce Violet, O.B.E, 6. 1890 ; d. of Sir Courtenay
Ubert, G.C.B, K.C.S.I, CLE, of Speaker's Court, Palace of
Westminister (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Secretary
of the Meeting Box Dept. of the Collections Committee of
me British Red Cross Society and Order of St. John; and
Member of the above Committee, 1915-19. Addresses :
H, Pelham Crescent, S.W. 7 ; TroutweUs, Penn, Bucks. (O1509)

ILCHESTER, Giles Stephen HoUand Fox-Strangeways,
Earl of, O.B.E, 6. 31 May 1874 ; e.s. of 5th Earl of Ilchester
(see Burke's Peerage) and Mary, only d. of 1st Earl of Dartrey,
K.P. (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Lady Helen Stewart, only d.
of 6th Marquess of Londonderry (see Burke's Peerage), late
2nd Lieut. Coldstream Guards. Addresses: Holland House,
Kensington, W.8 ; Melbury House. Dorchester. (08841)
ILES, Annie Christease, M.B.E, fi. 18 June, 1867 ; d. of
the late James lies, J.P, of Binbrooke Hill, Lincolnshire.
Educ. : Privately, and Sheffield High School. Dormitory
Matron and Housekeeper, Guy's Hospital, S.E, 1896-1902.
War Work : Housekeeper, Medical Officers' Mess, 2nd London
General Hospital, Aug. 1914, to June, 1916 ; Lady Super
intendent under Ministry of Munitions of the Ordnance Hostels
for Girls, Coventry, Aug. 1916-18. Address: Castlemere,
Nuneaton. Club : New Century. (M3748)
ILES, Surgeon-Lieut. Arthur Ernest, O.B.E, M.B, B.S.
(Lond.), F.R.CS. (Eng.), R.N, 6. Aug. 1880; s. of Samuel Hes,
of Bristol ; to. Amy Constance, d. of Frederick Wadmore,
of Newport, Isle of Wight. Educ. : Clifton College ; University
of Bristol ; St. Bartholomew's. Ophthalmic Surgeon ; Assistant
Surgeon, Bristol Eye Hospital ; Ophthalmic Registrar, Bristol
Royal Infirmary. War Work : Temporary Surgeon-Lieutenant,
R.N, from Jan. 1915 to March, 1919. Address : 17, Victoria
Square, Clifton, Bristol. (O3520)
ILES, George Ehret, O.B.E.
ILIFFE, Edward Mauger, C.B.E, 6. 17 May, 1877 ; s. of
William I. Ililfe, of Allesley, nr. Coventry ; to. Charlotte, d. of
Henry Gilding, J.P, of Gateacre, nr. Liverpool. Managing
Director, Iliffe and Sons, Ltd, proprietors of " The Auto
car," " The Amateur Photographer," etc. War Work : Con
troller, Machine Tool Department, Ministry of Munitions.
Has the Legion of Honour. Addresses : Allesley Hall, nr.
Coventry; 5, Portland Place, London, W.l. Clubs: Royal
Societies'; Queen's. (C532)
ILSLEY, Arthur Frederick, M.B.E, 6. 23 May, 1870;
s. of Thomas Hsley, of London ; to. EUzabeth Forbes, d. of
James WUson Robertson, of Rayue, Aberdeenshire. Educ :
Private School. War Work : Sec. (Hon.), Board of Trade
Engineering Industries Committee ; Sec. (Hon.), Ministry of
Munitions Financial Advisory Committee. Address : Thorndon
Friars, Monken Hadley, Barnet, Herts. (M585)
IMISON, Herbert, M.B.E.
IMPEY, Frank, M.B.E.
IMPEY, Isabella Edith, M.B.E, fi. 17 Aug. 1884 ; d. of
Frederick Murray Impey, of Ottery St. Mary, Devon. Educ. :
Tiffin's Endowed School, Kingston-on-Thames, and Christ's
Hospital, Hertford. Civil Servant, 1st Class Clerk, London
Telephone Service. War Work: Clerical and Accounting Work
in connection with recruiting. Address : 36, Stanmore Road,
West Green, N. 15. (M3749)
IMPEY, Lieut.-Col. Lawrence, C.S.I, CLE, C.B.E, 6.
17 June, 1862 ; s. of Col. E. C Impey, of Bengal Staff Corps.
Educ. : Marlborough ; Sandhurst. Appointed to Notts and
Derby Regt, 10 March, 1883 ; transferred to Indian Army,
1885 ; appointed to Indian Political Dept, Dec. 1887 ;
CLE, 1911 ; C.S.I, 1917 ; C.B.E, 1920 ; retired in 1917.
War Work : Sec. Central Prisoners of War Committee. Club :
East India United Service. (C2706)
IMPSON, Herbert John, O.B.E, M.C.
IMR1E, George Blair, M.B.E, R.E. (T.).
IMRIE, May, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 28 Feb. 1873 ; d. of the late
WiUiam John Bidfood, of Woolwich ; to. Henry John, s. of
the late Henry William Imrie, of Plumstead, Kent. Educ :
Privately. War Work : Honorary, Y.M.C.A. Work (Canteen)
at the Army Branch Y.M.CA. of Jubbulpore, C.P, India.
Address : 11, Mile End Lane, Stockport, Cheshire. (M6166)
IMRD3, Lieut.-Col. Hew Franois BLAIR-, C.M.G, O.B.E,
J.P, 6. 10 July, 1873 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. Henry Blair, R.E, of
21, Norfolk Crescent, Hyde Park ; to. Selina Gladys Eyre,
d. of Brig.-Gen. Eyre Crabbe, C.B, of Glen Eyre, Southampton.
Educ. : Wellington CoU. and Pembroke CoU, Cambridge.
Landed Proprietor. War Work : Commanded 5th Batt. (T.F.)
The Royal Highlanders (The Black Watch), and afterwards
D.A.Q.M.G, Northern Command, York, until demobUisation ;
twice mentioned in despatches. Address : Lunan House,
Montrose. Clubs : United Service ; New (Edinburgh). (06922)
LM THURN, Sir Everard, K.C.M.G, K.B.E, C.B. (see
Burke's Peerage), 6. 9 May, 1852 ; s. of J. 0. im Thurn ; m.
Hannah, d. of James Lorimer, Reg. Prof, of Edinburgh Univ.
Educ. : Marlborough Coll, and Exeter CoU, Oxford. CivU
Servant (ret.) ; late Governor of Fiji and High Commissioner
of Western Pacific. War Work : Took charge of interests of
Overseas Soldiers from the Crown Colonies, especiaUy from
Fiji ; Deputy Chairman of King George and Queen Mary's
Soldiers' and SaUors' Club, Peel House ; Chairman of British
West India Contingent Committee. Address : Cockenzie House,
Prestonpans. Club: Athenaeum. (K123)
IM THURN, Capt. John Knowles, C.B.E, R.N, fi. 1881 ;
s. of J. 0. im Thurn. Served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C2293)
INCE, Major Bernard Sidney, M.B.E.
INCE, Capt. Erie Henry PhiUp BlundeU, O.B.E.
INCH, Capt. Thomas Douglas, O.B.E, M.C, M.B.
INFIELD, Louis, O.B.E, 6. 14 Oct. 1888; s. of Max
Infield, of Methuen Park, Muswell HiU. Educ. : Owen's
School, IsUngton, and Queens' CoU. Cambridge. Civil Servant,
Ministry of Health. War Work: Secretary and Deputy

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

ControUer, War Trade Statistical Department, Ministry of
Blockade, Foreign Office, Dec. 1915 to April 1918; Director
of Rationing and Distribution, Ministry of Food, April 1918, to
Jan. 1921 ; British Representative, Essen Commission of Enquiry
(Spa Protocol) 1920. Address : 5, Hinde House, Manchester
Square, W.l. Club : Authors'. (0453)
INGHAM, Sybil, Mrs, M.B.E.
INGHAM, WiUiam Henry, O.B.E.
INGILBY, Lieut.-Col. John Uchtred Macdowall, O.B.E,
late Gordon Highlanders, J.P, fi. 28 Dec. 1874 ; s. of the late
Sir WUliam IngUby, Bart, (see BURKE'S Peerage), of Ripley
Castle, Harrogate ; m. Marjorie CecUy ( q.v.), d. of the late WUUam
Robert Phelips, of Montacute House, Somerset. Educ :
Charterhouse. J.P, West Riding, Yorkshire. War Work :
Officer i/c Infantry Record Office, Perth. Address : North
Deighton Manor, Wetherby. Clubs : Wellington, Yorkshire. (04276)
DJGILBY, Marjorie CecUy, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of the late
WilUam Robert Phelips, of Montacute House, Somerset ; to.
Lieut.-Col. John Uchtred MacdowaU (q.v.), s. of the late Sir
WUUam IngUby, Bart, (see BURKE'S Peerage), of Ripley Castle,
Harrogate. War Work : Was connected for 4£ years with the
Perth War Dressings Organisation, and helped to found it ; and
for 2 years was Hon. Sec. and Organiser ; was a member of the
Executive Committee of the Perthshire Branch of the British
Red Cross Society (Scottish Branch). Address : North
Deighton Manor, Wetherby, Yorks. (M8593)
INGLE, Lieut. Harry Cyril, M.B.E.
INGLEFIELD, Rear Adm. Sir Edward Fitzmaurice,
K.B.E, R.N. (ret.), fi. 1861; s. of late Admiral Sir Edward
Inglefield, K.C.B, D.C.L, F.R.S. ; m. 1887 JuUa Katherine
Margaret (_.».), d. of late J. Christopher Wilson, of 20, Charles
St, Berkeley Sq, W, and Ambleside, Westmorland. Educ. :
Privately. Entered R.N. 1874 ; served as Lieut, with Nile
Expedition, 1884-85 (medal, clasp, and bronze star) ; Assistant
Director of Naval InteUigence, 1901-5 ; Commanded H.M.S.
Antrim 1905-6 ; A Younger Brother of Trinity House.
Addresses : 49, Lennox Gardens, S.W.1 ; Burke House,
Beaconsfield, Bucks. Clubs : United Service ; City of London ;
Royal Yacht Squadron, Cowes (hon. mem.). (K200)
INGLEFIELD, Julia Katharine Margaret, Lady, O.B.E,
and MedaUle de la Reine EUzabeth ; d. of Christopher WUson,
of Lownook, Westmorland ; to. Admiral Sir Edward Inglefield
( q.v.), s. of Admiral Sir Edward Lnglefield (see Burke's Peerage).
Educ. : Privately. President, Buckingham and Bedfordshire
Lace Association. War Work : Hon. Sec. to the County Com
mittee of Belgian Refugees, and had 2 hostels in London for
distressed Belgian Lace and Lingerie makers ; worked for
5 years for Local Government Board, London. Addresses :
49, Lennox Gardens, S.W. 1 ; Burke House, Beaconsfield,
Bucks. (O1070)
INGLIS, Major Alexander Francis, O.B.E, 1st King
George's Own Gurkha Rifles, fi. 16 Oct. 1881 ; s. of the late
Col. David WUUam Inglis, of 35th Sikhs ; m. Anne Stirling, d. of
Robert Houston, of Milliken Park, Renfrewshire, N.B. Edue. :
Bedford School, and Royal Military CoU, Sandhurst. Com
missioned, Sept. 1901 to 40th Regt. P.W.V, South Lancashire
Regt, attached 82nd Regt. (2nd Batt.), India, 1902 ; trans
ferred Indian Staff Corps, 1902, to 17th Bengal Infantry, Wana,
Waziristan ; attached 2nd King Edwards' Own Gurkha Rifles ;
appointed 1st King George's Own Gurkha Rifles, Dharmsala,
Pirnjaub, 1904 ; on duty with Indian Contingent for H.M. The
King's Coronation, 1911 ; accompanied battaUon Delhi
Durbar, 1911 ; served Chitral (N.W.F.P.) and GUgit as MUitary
Assistant and Commandant Scouts, 1914-17. Proceeded to
Egypt as, Senior Special Service Officer to 1st Kashmir Imperial
Service Infantry as Lieut.-Col. ; commanded battaUon in the line
(Palestine), and in Gen. AUenby's final operations of Sept. 1918;
participated in 10th Div. attack on Nablus with 30th Brigade ;
mentioned in despatches ; O.B.E. ; regiment received C-in-C.'s
congratulations, and was awarded 2 guns for its services in
Sept, 1918. Address: c/o H. S. King & Co, 9, Pall Mall,
London. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (06212)
INGLIS, Capt. Alexander Reid, O.B.E.
INGLIS, Major Charles Edward, O.B.E, R.E.
INGLIS, Dorothy Winifred, Mrs., M.B.E.
INGLIS, Lieut. Henry MaxweU Burton, M.B.E.
INGLIS, Hugh, O.B.E.
INGLIS, Capt. John, O.B.E, R.A.M.C (T.).
INGLIS, Kate, M.B.E, 6. 5 Dec. 1873 ; d. of Frank
Inglis, Capt, R.N. Educ. : St. Margaret's School for Naval
Officers' daughters, Twickenham. Organiser and Speaker,
Women's Unionist Assoc, 1906-14. War Work : British
Red Cross Society (Headquarters), Aug. 1914 to July, 1918 •
France, Jan. 1915 to 15 July, 1918 ; mentioned in despatch
from General Sir Douglas Haig, dated 13 Nov. 1916 ; joined
Women's Royal Naval Service, July, 1918 to Dec. 1919.
Address : 2, Elsham Road, Kensington, W. 14. (M587)
INGLIS, Walter George, M.B.E,
INGLIS, Capt. WilUam Clarence, O.B.E.
INGLIS, Col. Russell TRACY-, C.B.E.
INGPEN, Capt. Arthur Lockyer, O.B.E.
INGRAM, Capt. Alexander Gordon, M.B.E.
INGRAM, Alfred Sydenham, M.B.E, 6. 14 Sept. 1875 ;
s. of Francis Thynne Ingram, of Salisbury ; to. Kate, d. of
George Janson, of Rio Janeiro. Educ. : Privately. War
Work: In charge of aU coaling of Naval ships aud transports
at Port Said untU Oct. 1919 ; representative of CivUian Firms

on Labour Committee at Port Said, 1916-18. Address : The
Square House, Bury St. Edmunds. Club : Road. (M8594)
INGRAM, Capt. Bruce StirUng, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 5 May
1877; s. of Sir WUUam Ingram, Bart, (see Burke's Peerage),
of Westgate-on-Sea ; m. Amy, d. of John Foy, of London.
Educ. : Winchester ; Trinity CoUege, Oxford. Editor of the
" Illustrated London News," also of the " Sketch." War Work-
Joined the Royal Garrison ArtUlery, Dec. 1915 ; fought in the
first battle of the Somme, 1916, as second in command of 105
Siege Battery ; joined the Staff of the Heavy ArtUlery 3rd
Corps, with which he served during the first battle of Cambral,
for his service in which he received the M.C. ; also during
the Great Retreat, March, 1918, and the final victory of the
Somme ; he received his O.B.E. for services subsequent to the
Armistice. Address : 65, CromweU Road, London, S.W.
Clubs ; Bath ; BurUngton Fine Arts. (05419)
INGRAM, Lieut.-Col. Charles Robert, D.S.O., O.B.E.,
6. 1882. Major, Royal W. Kent Regt. ; A.Q.M.G. with rank
of Lieut.-Col. ; served in the Great War, ] 914-18 (despatches). (06643)
INGRAM, Hon. Capt. Edward Maurice Berkeley, O.B.E,
M.A, 6. 14 Dec. 1890 ; s. of Major Edward RusseU Berkeley
Ingram, of the Welsh Regiment. Edue. : Eton ; King's
CoUege, Cambridge. 3rd Sec, H.M.'s Diplomatic Service.
War Work : General Staff, War Office ; MUitary InteUigence
Directorate. Address : The Foreign Office, Downing Street.
Clubs : TraveUers' ; Cavendish. (0463)
INGRAM, Major Francis Manning, O.B.E.
INGRAM, Capt. George Skinner, M\B.E.
INGRAM. Lieut.-Col. John O'Donnell, C.B.E, D.S.O,
S. 1870 ; s. of Col. M. T. Ingram, of Littlehampton ; m. EUeen,
d. of J. 0. Dunbar, of Ceylon. Educ. : Privately ; Sandhurst.
War Work : Served with 1st Gloucestershire Regt. in France
tttl severely wounded, Nov. 1914 ; O.C. Depot, Gloucestershire
Regt, 1916-20 ; O.C. Troops, Bristol, 1918-20 ; C.M.A,
Gloucestershire and Bristol Counties. Address : St. Columba,
Littlehampton. (C2122)
INGRAM, Joseph, O.B.E.
DSGS, Lieut. George Benjamin, M.B.E.
INMAN, Arnold, O.B.E, 6. 3 Nov. 1867 ; *. of T. F. Inman,
of Bath ; to. Margaret Amy Hope, d. of E. A. Le Mesurier, of
Genoa. Educ. : CUfton, and Magd. CoU, Oxon. Barrister-
at-Law. Commander X Division, Met. Special Constabulary.
Addresses : Thomdyke, Hatch End, Middlesex ; 5, Paper
Buildings, Temple, E.C. Club : New University. (010703)
INMAN, Cecil Daubeny, O.B.E.
INMAN, Ernest Stobart, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 31 March, 1852 ; s.
of WiUiam Inman, of Upton Manor, Birkenhead (see Burke's
Landed Gentry) ; m. Rose, d. of the late Edward Foster, of
London. Educ. : Repton. General Manager, River Weaver
Navigation, 1892-1919. War Work : Member of Recruiting
Committee, MiUtary Tribunal, Local Government Labour
Advisory Committee, and of Prince of Wales' Fund, War
Pensions Committee ; Hon. Treas. Queen Mary's GuUd (North
wich Branch) Unemployment Committee. Address : Seaholm,
Morlan Park, Rhyl, N. Wales. (M8595)
INNES, Capt. Arthur, O.B.E.
INNES, Lieut. Cameron Starr, M.B.E, R.E. (T.), 6.
12 June, 1892 ; s. of George Innes, of Cults, Aberdeen ; m.
Christian Dempsey, d. of Henry Austin Robb, of Aberdeen.
Educ: Robert Gordon's * Coll, Aberdeen. CivU Servant.
War Work : With the Forces. Address : 44, Stanley Street,
Aberdeen. (M3054)
INNES, Charles, O.B.E, B.Sc, A.M.I.CE, 6. 3 April,
1882 ; s. ot Alexander Innes, of West Park, Dufftown, N.B.
Educ. : Daniel Stewart's CoU, Edinburgh. Executive
Engineer, Public Works Department, Burma. War Wort:
Opened communications to the WoUram Mines, Tavoy, Burma.
Clubs : Pegu, Rangoon ; East India United Service. (08262)
INNES, Major George Alexander, M.B.E.
INNES, James, O.B.E, 6. 27 Aug. 1861 ; s. of David
Innes, of Cupar-Fife and Coleraine, Deland ; m. Manuela,
d. of Agustin Nava, of Albacete, Spain. Educ. : Model
School, Coleraine, Co. Derry, Ireland. British Vice-Consul
at BUbao, Spain. Address : British Consulate, BUbao ; Las
Arenas, Province of Biscay, Spain. Club : Overseas. (010704)
INNES, Capt. James OUver, M.B.E, M.C, R.N.
INNES, Capt. James WiUiam Guy, C.B.E, J.P, D.L,
R.N, ChevaUer of Legion of Honour, 6. 1873 ; s. of Alexander
Innes, J.P, D.L, of RaemoirCowieand Dunnottar, Kincardine
shire ; m. SheUa, d. of Lieut.-Col. J. F. Forbes, J.P, D.LV of
Rothiemay Castle, Banffshire. Educ. : H.M.S. " Britannia,"
and R.N. CoUege Greenwich. Entered Royal Navy, 1887;
Sub-Lieut. 1892 ; Lieut. 1895 ; Commander, 1906 ; ret.
Captain, 1919. Address : Raemoir House, Banchory, Kin
cardineshire. Club : Royal Northern (Aberdeen). (C1165)
INNES, Jessie Dods, Lady, C.B.E, 6. 1 Nov. 1860 ; d. of
the late WiUiam Dods Pringle, of Lynedoch, Bedford, Cape
Province ; m. Sir James Rose Innes, P.C, K.C.M.G, s. of the
late James Rose Innes, C.M.G, of Cape Town. Educ. :
Good Hope Seminary, Cape Town. War Work : Committee,
Field Force Comforts and Red Cross, Boer War; Chairman,
National CouncU of Women's Defence Force Comforts;
Chairman, Women's Committee Hospital Ship " Ebani "_;
Executive Committee, S. African GUts and Comforts Associ
ation ; Chair. Dept Committee ; Member Voluntary Aid
Committee, Red Cross of S. Africa, 1914-18. Address:
Midwood, Newlands, near Cape Town. Clubs: Ladies
Empire ; Alexandra, Cape Town. (C380)

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INNES, Lieut. Robert, M.B.E, E.A.F.
INNES, Capt. Robert McGregor, O.B.E.
INNES, Cant. Ceoil MITCHELL-, C.B.E. (ret.), 6. 6
July, 1866 ; s. of GUbert MitcheU-Innes, of Edinburgh ; to.
Sarah Etheldreda, d. of the late Col. James Le Geyt Daniell.
Educ : Cheam School, Sutton, Surrey ; Fettes CoUege, Edin
burgh; Royal Military College, Sandhurst. Gazetted to Prince
of Wales' Lincoln Regt, 29 Aug. 1885 ; promoted to Capt,
23 Oct. 1893 ; transferred to 79th Queen's Own Cameron
Highlanders, 1898 ; appointed Chief Constable of Lincoln
shire, Oct. 1903. Address: High House, Leadenham, nr.
Lincoln. Club: Junior United Service. (C2707)
INNES, Major Edward Alfred MITCHELL-, C.B.E ,K.C,
J.P, fi. 21 Dec. 1863 ; s. of Gilbert MitcheU Innes, of 39, Inver-
lelth Place, Edinburgh ; m. Annie Barbara, d. of Robert Lay-
cook, of Wiseton, Bawtry, Yorks. Educ. : Wellington and
Balliol Coll. Oxford. Barrister-at-Law ; K.C 1908 ; Recorder
of Middlesbrough, 1915 ; Bencher of Middle Temple, 1918 ;
Deputy Chairman of Herts Quarter Sessions ; Member of
National Assembly of Church of England ; Chairman of Con
solidated Cambrian Ltd. ; and of Glamorgan Coal Co. Ltd.
Ministry of Munitions ; Legal Adviser to British and Canadian
Recruiting Mission in U.S.A., 1917-1918. Address : Churchill,
Hemel Hempsted. Clubs : St. James' ; Garrick. (C1129)
INNS, Major Jeremiah, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
DJSKD?, Capt. Arthur CecU, O.B.E, 6. 7 Dec. 1892;
s. ot J. Inskip, of London ; m. Edith Annie, d. of E. 0. Harper,
of Brighton. Educ. : London. War Work : Served with
Mediterranean Expeditionary Force in GaUipoU, and with
British Expeditionary Force in France. Addresses : Adder-
bury, Egremont Place, Brighton ; Cawnpore, India. (O5420)
INSKIP, Grace Hampden, O.B.E.
INSKIP, Thomas Walker Hobart, C.B.E, K.C, J.P.,
M.P, fi. 6 March, 1876 ; s. of the late James Inskip, of Clifton
Park House, Bristol ; m. Lady Augusta Helen, 7th d. of Earl of
Glasgow (see Burke's Peerage), of Kelburn. Educ. : Clifton ;
King's CoUege, Cambridge. King's Counsel ; Chancellor of
Diocese of Truro ; M.P. for Central Bristol. War Work :
Head of Naval Law Dept. of Admiralty. Addresses : 10,
Eaton Square, S.W. 1 ; Knockinaam, Lochans, Wigtownshire.
CMs : Carlton ; United University ; Roehampton. (C2708)
INSKIPP, Major Percy Sidney, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
INWOOD, Capt. Charles Herbert, O.B.E., M.C, Wor
cestershire Regt, 6. 5 Feb. 1875 ; s. of George Inwood, of Cradley,
Herefordshire ; m. Sophia, d. of Christopher Evans, L.R.A.M,
of London. Educ : Edgbaston Commercial School, Birming
ham. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (06644)
IONIDES, Helen Euphrosyne, M.B.E, 6. 7 AprU, 1871 ;
d. of Constantine A. Ionides, of London. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Organised Gift Room at 2nd Eastern General
Hospital ; Assistant to Controller of Q.M.A.A.C. in the Aider-
shot Command. Addresses .' 23, Second Avenue, Hove ; 22,
Prince Edward Mansions, Palace Court, W.2. Club : Albe
marle. (M5374)
IRBY, 2nd Lieut. Gerald Howard Boteler. M.B.E.
IRBY, Lieut-Col. Leonard Paul, O.B.E. ; s. of Leonard
Howard Loyd Dby (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Ethel Maud,
d. of the late WiUiam John Casberd-Botelet, R.N, of Taplow
(see Burke's Landed Gentry). Educ. : Eton. War Work :
Commanded successively 15th Batt. Rifle Brigade, 24th Batt.
King's Royal Rifles, and 16th Training Reserve Batt. ; sub
sequently served on lines of communication in Italy. Address :
¦Evington, Ashford, Kent. Ctefis .• Army and Navy ; Wind
ham. (07315)
IREDALE, Lieut. Frederick MitcheU, M.B.E, R.A.F.
IREDALE, Joe, M.B.E, L.R.C.P, M.R.C.S.
IRELAND, Blanche, M.B.E, W.A.A.C.
IRELAND, Henry Ralph, M.B.E, 6. 19 Nov. 1873 ;
s. of J. Deland, of Woodford. Bank Clerk. War Work :
Services in connection with employment by Messrs. Morgan,
Grenfell & Co, Merchants. Address: Norfolk Villa, St.
Clements Avenue, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. (M8597)
IRELAND, Herbert James, M.B.E.
IRELAND, Lieut. James Augustus, M.B.E, R.A.S.C,
IRELAND, Myrtle, De Courcy, M.B.E, 6. 9 Aug. 1883 ;
i of the late John Lloyd, J.P, D.L. of Gloster, Roscrea,
Kings Co. ; m. the late Wyndor Plunkett de Courcy, Lieut.
Commander R.N. and R.N.A.S, s. of de Courcy Ireland, of
Merton HaU, Borrisokane, Co. Tipperary. Educ. : Alexandra
CoU, DubUn. War Work : Personal Assistant to the late
Air Commodore R. M. Groves, C.B, D.S.O, A.F.C, during his
appointments as Deputy Chief of Staff, Air Ministry, Deputy
Controller, Technical Dept. Air Ministry, and Director Air
Divisjon, Admiralty, 1916-19. Address : Gloster, Roscrea,
King's Co. Club : Empress. (M8598)
IRELAND, WiUiam Edward, O.B.E, M.I.M.E.
IREMONGER, Col. Edgar Assheton, C.B.E. Formerly
WL Durham L.I. ; served in the Great War, 1914-19 (de
spatches). (C1631)
IREMONGER, Capt. Ernest LasceUes, O.B.E.
IRISH, Elsie CeUa, M.B.E.
IRON, Capt. Douglas, O.B.E, R.A.F.
IRON, Capt. John, O.B.E, S. 25 May, 1858 ; s. of Richard
fron, of Dover ; m. Annie, d. of H. Crundall, of Dover. Educ :
Dover College. Harbour Master and Surveyor to Lloyds
agister. War Work : Salvage Officer for the District under
Me Admiral of the Dover Patrol. Address : 3, Maison Dieu
Boad, Dover. Club : Royal Cinque Ports Yacht. (01511)

IRONS, Major Thomas William, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
IRONSIDE, Catherine Mary, M.B.E, M.B.
IRONSIDE, Helen Maud BAX-, M.B.E,
IRVIN, Sir John Hannell, K.B.E, late Adviser to the
Board of Trade and the Restriction of Enemies' SuppUes Dept.
on purchases of fish, etc, from Foreign Countries ; Joint
Managing Director R. Irwin & Sons, Ltd. Address: 86,
Queen's Road, Aberdeen. (K25)
IRVIN, Capt. WUliam Dion, C.B.E, fi. 1870 ; s. of David
S. Irvin, of Bombay ; in. Winifred May, d. of C H. Maxted, of
Windermere. Educ. : Northern Institute, Liverpool. Comdr.
and Acting Captain, R.N. War Work : 1914-19 ; present at
the battle of Jutland ; at Zeebrugge ; and as Commodore of
Convoy ; mentioned in despatches. Club : Naval and
Military. (C1193)
IRVINE, Capt. Charles Alexander Lindsay, M.V.O,
O.B.E. IRVINE, Professor James Colquhoun, C.B.E, Ph.D.,
D.Sc, F.R.S, fi. 9 May, 1877 ; s. of John Irvine, of Springburn,
Glasgow : to. Mabel Violet, d. of John WiUiams, of Dunmurry,
Co. Antrim. Educ : Allan Glen's School ; the Universities of
St. Andrews and Leipzig. Professor of Chemistry and Dean of
the Faculty of Science in the University of St. Andrews ;
Director of tlie Chemical Research Laboratories in the United
College, University of St. Andrews; now Appointed Principal
of the Univertity of St. Andrews. War Work : Devised
new methods for the preparation of the Bacteriological Sugars
required for the Navy and Army, and conducted their manu
facture ; carried out investigations on gas-poisons, and acted
as scientific adviser to various Government Departments. (C2709)
IRVINE, John Maitland, M.B.E, B.Sc, 6. 29 Oct. 1878.
Educ. : Robert Gordon's Coll, Aberdeen, and Aberdeen Univ.
Schoolmaster, Headmaster, H.M. Dockyard School, Rosyth.
War Work : Organised H.M. Dockyard School, Rosyth, in 1916
for the training of apprentices in Technical Education; pre
viously, Headmaster, H.M. Dockyard School, Pembroke Dock,
South Wales. Addresses: H.M. Dockyard School, Rosyth;
13, Stanley Street, PortobeUo, Edinburgh. (M8600)
IRVINE, Capt. Lionel Herbert, M.B.E.
IRVINE, Lieut. Matthew, O.B.E.
IRVINE, Margaret Elizabeth, Mrs. Charles Irvine
DOUGLAS-, M.B.E.
IRVING, Henry Edward, M.B.E. Censor, Bloemfontein. (M10258B)
IRVING, Herbert Cavan, C.B.E, M.A, LL.M, fi. 1854 ;
s. of John Irving, of 94, Eaton Place, S.W. ; m. 1st, 1880,
Mary Helen, who d. 1905, d. of the late John Johnstone, of
Halbeaths ; 2nd, 1907, Jane Euphemia, d. of the late Robert
Thorburn, of Romanby, Yorkshire. Educ : Trinity CoU,
Cambridge. Bar. Inner Temple, 1880 ; formerly Capt. and
Hon. Major 3rd Batt. King's Own Scottish Borderers ; Chair
man, Local Tribunals ; Convener, and J.P. for Dumfriesshire.
Address : Burnfoot, Ecclefechan. Clubs : Windham ; New
(Edinburgh). (C34)
IRVING, Dene Hazel, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 27 June, 1894 ;
d. of the late AUan Bruce Maclean, C.M.G, of (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. Stanley Gordon, H.M. Commercial Diplomatic
Service, s. of Charles Frederick Dving. Edue. : Godolphin
School, SaUsbury, and abroad. War Work : Voluntary con
fidential work at British Consulate- General, Valparaiso, Chile.
Address: The Manor House, Oban, N.B. (M3823)
IRVING, John, M.B.E, 6. 11 Sept. 1873 ; s. of WUliam
Lowther Irving, of Annan, N.B. ; to. Jessie Howatson Mitchell,
d. of James Wyllie, of Elmbank, Dumfries. Educ. : Annan
Academy ; Solihull Grammar School ; Edinburgh Univ.
War Work : Hon. Sec. and Treas. Dumfries Burgh War
Pensions Sub-committee. Address : The Summit, Dumfries,
N.B. Club: Southern, Dumfries. (M8601)
IRVING, Capt. John Duckworth, O.B.E, M.C, fi. 1890 ;
s. of Martin Luther Irving, Rector of Bloxham, Lincoln.
Educ. : St. John's, Leatherhead ; Lincoln School. War
Work : Served in 23rd Division, 1916-17, France ; 1918 tiU
conclusion of war in Italy. (06385)
IRVING, Lieut.-Col. Lewis Allen, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (ret.
pay), 6. 1850 ; s. of Major-Gen. A. Irving, of Royal ArtiUery.
Educ. : Dublin and Germany. War Work : Member of the War
Refugees Committee, with special charge of the Belgian
Hostels in London. Address : 22, Westgate Terrace, Red-
clifle Square, S.W. (01512)
IRVING, Lieut.-Col. Miles, O.B.E.
IRVING, Lieut.-Comm. Robert Beaufin, O.B.E, R.D,
IRVING, Lieut.-Col. Andrew BELL-, D.S.O, O.B.E,
6 1855 ; s. of the late John Bell-Irving, of White Hill, co.
Dumfries. Entered R.A. 1875 ; Capt. 1883 ; Major, 1891 ;
Lieut.-Col. 1900 ; retired 1903 ; served in the Afghan War,
18.78-80; present at battle of Kandahar (despatches, medal
with clasp) ; S. Africa, 1900-2 (despatches twice) ; served
in the Great War as D.A.A.G. 1914 ; Defence Commander,
Lines of Communication, 1915-18. (06895)
IRVING, IsabeUa, Mrs. BELL-, M.B.E,
IRVING, Lieut.-Col. Riohard BELL-, O.B.E.
IRWIN, Major AUred WUliam Adamson, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. IRWIN, Major Basil Herbert John, O.B.E.
IRWIN, Eric Barnby, M.B.E.
IRWIN, Capt. George Robert, C.S.I, O.B.E.
IRWIN, Jean Peroival, Mrs., M.B.E.

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IRWIN, Sarah, Mrs. Fitzjohn, M.B.E, fi. 25 Feb. 1856 ;
d. of A. A. Murray-Ker, J.P, D.L, of Newbliss ; m. the late
Fitzjohn Robert, s. of John Dwin, of Carnagh. War Work :
Commandant St. John V.A.D. 642 ; Head of Depot work under
D.G.V.O. in Monaghan, Deland; Emergency Lecturer for
F A and H N, St. John Ambulance Association. Address :
Beech Hill, Monaghan, Ireland. (M8603)
IRWIN, Lieut. Stanley, M.B.E.
IRWIN,Lieut.-Comm. Thomas Cuthbert, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
IRWIN, Thomas James, O.B.E.
ISAAC, Charles, M.B.E.
ISAAC, John Edward, M.B.E.
ISAAC, John Raja Ratnam, M.B.E, B.A. (Madras),
6. 20 Sept. 1881 ; s. of the Rev. Gurnbatham Isaac, of Palam-
cottah, S. India ; to. Dr. Mary Ratnamma (L.M.S, Madras),
d. of Martin Luther, B.A, of Palamcottah. Educ. : CM.S.
CoU. Tinnevelly ; Madras Christian Coll. Gen. Sec. Y.M.C.A,
Madras, Colombo, Bangalore. War Work : In Mesopotamia
and Bangalore, among British and Indian troops. Address :
Y.M.C.A, Bangalore. (M6168)
ISAAC, Joseph Charles, C.B.E.
ISAAC, Major Thomas Austin, O.B.E, T.D. R.E, (T.).
ISAAC, WiUiam Rudolph Vernon, M.B.E, M.C
ISAACS, Capt. David Nathan, M.B.E, M.C.
ISAACS, EUis, M.B.E, fi. 1874 ; s. of Emanuel Isaacs, of
Merthyr TydvU, Wales. Educ. : Hutcheson Grammar
School, Glasgow. President Jewish Representative Council,
South Portland Street Synagogue, Hebrew Benevolent Loan
Society, and Jewish Board of Guardians, Glasgow ; Member
of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, London. War
Work : Hon. Treas. Russian Jewish War Relief Fund ; Member
Prince of Wales' Committee, Local Committee under MUitary
Service Act, Food Committee, and Profiteering Committee.
Clubs : Liberal, Glasgow ; Scottish Liberal, Edinburgh. (M8606)
ISAACS, Harry Michael, O.B.E, D.L.
ISAACS, Isaac Benjamin, O.B.E, fi. 27 Feb. 1871. Educ. :
Brighton Grammar School. Financier. War Work :
JoinedWessex Divisional Train, Sept. 1914, and went to France
with 27th Reserve Park, March, 1915 ; was given Command
1st Reserve Park, B.E.F, 1 June, 1915 ; promoted T. Major,
Aug. 1915 ; joined 1st Cavahy Division as 1st Cavalry Divison
Reserve Park, and remained with this Division until March, 1919,
when the unit was broken up for DemobiUsation ; mentioned
in despatches, July, 1917. Address : 8, Jubilee Terrace,
Southsea. (02586)
ISAACS, Marietta, Mrs, O.B.E.
ISBISTER, WUliam James, M.B.E.
ISHAM, Lieut. Ralph Heyward, C.B.E, R.E.
ISHERWOOD, Col. Charles Edward Ramsbottom,
C.B.E. T. Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. Special Reserve ; served
in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1310)
ISHERWOOD, Lieut.-Comm. Harold, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
ISMAY, Capt. Charles BOWER-, O.B.E.
IVELL, Grace Mary, M.B.E. ; d. of WiUiam Ivell, of
Birmingham. Educ. : Birmingham. Professional Singer.
War Work : Concerts at the Fronts, for Miss Lena Ashwell,
O.B.E, Feb. 1915, to Jan. 1916, France ; Feb. 1916, to
Aug. 1916, Malta and Italy; Aug. 1916, France ; Sept. 1916, to
Jan. 1919, Egypt and Palestine ; Feb. 1919, to July, 1919,
France and Germany. Address : 14. Observatory Road,
East Sheen, London, S.W.14. (M8607)
IVERMEE, Lieut. Robert, M.B.E, R.N.
IVES, Lieut. WiUiam Henry Martin, O.B.E, fi. 1 Sept.
1883 ; s. of Capt. J. F. Ives, M.C, of 65, Lincoln Road,
Peterborough ; m. Annie, d. of Thomas Storrs, of Clayworth,
Notts. Educ. : Army School (Elementary). Joined Royal
ArtiUery, Jan. 1898 ; served through S. A. War, 1899-1902
(King and Queen's Medals with 7 clasps) ; Military Clerk,
War Office, 1904-12 ; joined Staff of Committee of Imperial
Defence, 1912 ; served with 2nd Cavalrv Division in France,
1914-15 (1914 Star, British War Medal, and Victory Medal) ;
War Committee Secretarial, 1915 ; Confidential and Chief
Clerk, War Cabinet, 1916-19 ; Confidential and Chief Clerk
Cabinet and Committee of Imperial Defence, 1919. Address :
Chelstone, Waterden Road, GuUdford. (O10709)
IVORY, Capt. Harold Frank, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
IYOD, Edwin GUbert, M.B.E.
IZARD, Major Arnold Woodford, O.B.E, M.C, M.D.
JABOTINSKY, Lieut. Vladimir, M.B.E.
JACK, Alexander Mackenzie, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 1851 ; s. of
Alexander Jack, of Avoch. Dep. Chairman of Hadfields, Ltd.
Address: Brincliffe, Sheffield. (C2711)
JACK, Brig.-Gen. Archibald, C.B, C.M.G, C.B.E.; Brig.-
Gen. Great War 1914-19 (despatches). Address: 13, Ladbroke
Grove, W. 11. (01632)
JACK, Douglas WiUiam, M.B.E.
JACK, Col. Herbert Rowett Henry, C.M.G, C.B.E, 6.1863;
s. of Richard George Jack, M.D. Soudan Exp. 1884-5 (medal
with two clasps, bronze star); S. Africa, 1899-1901, as Assist.
Director of Supplies (despatches) ; Dep.-Director of Transport,
1914: Assist. Director of SuppUes and Transport. 1915-19. (C8°0i
JACK, James Robertson, M.B.E.
JACK, Capt. John Gordon, O.B.E, Can. A.S.C
JACK, John WilUam, O.B.E.
JACK, Major Walter, O.B.E, Aust. A.O C.

JACKA, Hilda Tyacke, M.B.E, M.A. WarWork: Headof
the Records and General InteUigence Section, Statistical Branch
Ministry of Food, 1918-19. (M8608J
JACKLING, Capt. Peroival, O.B.E. War Work : Finance
Officer, Machine Gun Corps, Machine Gun Training Centre
Headquarters, Grantham ; Controller and Hon. Treas. Machine
Gun Corps Prisoners of War Relief Fund. Address : Lloyds
Bank House, Hythe, Kent. (010711)
JACKMAN, Lieut. Cornelius John Gershom, M.B.E
R.A.S.C, 6. 5 Oct. 1888 ; s. of E. G. Jackman ; m. Laura
Mary Dorothy, d. of Alderman Charles Farley, J.P, of Tenby
Educ. : HUlmartin Coll, London, N.W. Central Stores
Department, Ministry of Munitions. War Work : Roads
Officer, then Workshop Office, and finaUy O.C. 568 Co. R.A.S.C.
attached 15th Motor Ambulance Convoy, France. Address'-
The Gables, Venner Road, Sydenham, S.E. 26. (M4529)
JACKMAN, Douglas Arthur John, M.B.E, 6. 1 Jan. 1893 ;
s. of A. D. Jackman, J.P. of Dorchester ; m. Nancy Oliphant'
d. of H. W. Hutchison, J.P, of Kirkcaldy. Educ. : Dor
chester Grammar School. War Work : 1914, V.A.D. Orderly)
Feb. 1915 to May 1919, Sec. Y.M.C.A, Boulogne Base, B.E.F.
Address : Equihen, Dorchester, Dorset. (M8753)
JACKS, Harold Benjamin, O.B.E.
JACKSON, Lieut.-Col. Alfred, O.B.E.
JACKSON, AUce Mabel Erskine, M.B.E, 6. 29 Oct. 1873;
d of James RawUnson Jackson, of the Indian Medical Service
(Deputy Surgeon General), and of Ktrkbuddo, Forfar, Scotland.
War Work : Member of the East Scottish Branch Soldiers' and
Sailors' FamUies Association (Forfarshire Branch) ; Member
of the Dundee Local Committee ; Vice-Convener of the Dis
ablements Department of that Committee; Member of the
Forfarshire Local Committee. Address : Korkbuddo, Forfar,
Scotland. (M591)
JACKSON, AUne Louise, Lady, O.B.E, d. of late William
Wallace Cooper, of Dublin ; to. Sir F'rederick John Jackson,
K.C.M.G, C.B, Gov. and Com.-in-Chief of Uganda, 1911-17.
Address: Evergreens, Lyndhurst, Hants. (02356)
JACKSON, Andrew Eric, O.B.E, M.A, LL.D. ; 6. 6 Aug.
1882 ; s. of Andrew Marvel Jackson, of Hessle, E. Yorks.
Educ. : Hymers CoU, HuU ; Pembroke CoU, Cambridge.
War Work : Procurator-General's Department deaUng with
Prize. Addresses : Beacongarth, Hessle, E. Yorks. ; Victoria
Chambers, Bowlalley Lane, Hull. Clubs : Junior Constitu
tional, London ; Hull and East Riding, HuU. (010713)
JACKSON, Arthur, M.B.E.
JACKSON, Sir Cyril, K.B.E., M.A , 6. 1863 ; s. of the
late Laurence Morris Jackson of South Park, Bodiam, Sussex.
Educ. : Charterhouse ; New CoU. Oxford. Barrister of the
Inner Temple, 1893 ; Member of London School Board,
1891-96 ; Head of the Education Dept, West AustraUa, 1896-
1903 ; Chief Inspector, Board of Education, 1903-6 ; In
vestigator on Unemployment in England and Deland, and
on Boy Labour, to the Royal Commission on the Poor Law,
1906 ; Member L.CC, Limehouse Division, 1907-13 ; Alder
man L.CC. 1913-16 and 1919 ; Chairman L.CC. 1915 ; Chair
man of London InteUigence Committee on Unemployment
Local Government Board, 1914 ; Chairman of Advisory
Committee on National Register, 1915 ; Vice-Chairman War
Pensions, etc., Statutory Committee, 1916-17 ; Member of
Central Tribunal, 1915-16 and 1918-19. Addresses : BaUards
Shaw, Limpsfield ; 12, St. James' Place, S.W.1. Club : Savile. (K26)
JACKSON, Daniel, C.B.E.; partner in the firm of Denny
Bros, shipbuilders, Dumbarton. Address: Dumbarton. (C209)
JACKSON, Daniel Noel, M.B.E, M.B, B.S, fi. 25 Dec.
1871 ; s. of the late Daniel Jackson, of BelUster Castle, Halt
whistle-on-Tyne ; m. Catherine, d. of the late James Williamson,
of Craigbarnet, Greenock. Educ : Durham School, and
Durham Univ. Medical Practitioner ; Poor Law Medical
Officer ; PubUc Vaccinator. War Work : M.O. in charge
4th Northumberland Auxiliary Hospital, DUston HaU, Cor-
bridge ; M.O. in charge P. of W. Camp, Slaley, Northumber
land. Address : Bridge House, Corbridge-on-Tyne. (M8609)
JACKSON, Dorothy Starr, Mrs., M.B.E.
JACKSON, Edward St. John, O.B.E.
JACKSON, Edward SiddaU, M.B.E, M.D, CM, 6.
20 July, 1856 ; s. of WUUam Jackson, M.R.C.S, of Bolton-
le-Sands, Lancashire ; to. Nora, d. of John Vickers Stacey, of
Sheffield. Educ. : Royal Grammar School, Lancaster, and
Edinburgh Univ. Medical Officer of Health for Carnforth
Urban District ; Poor Law Medical Officer for Lancaster Rural
District Union, and for Luresdale Union : Surgeon of Police ;
Medical Officer for the Post Oflice. War Work: Medical
Officer in Charge of Bleasdale House V.A.D. War Hospital ;
Consulting Surgeon to the Wray V.A.D. War Hospital.
Address: Robin HiU, Carnforth. Club: Carnforth Conservative. (M8610)
JACKSON, Capt. Francis Munton, M.B.E.
JACKSON, Freda ChristeUe, M.B.E.
JACKSON, Major George Erskine, O.B.E, M.C, T.D,
J.P, 6. 13 Mar. 1872 ; s. of James Rawlinson Jackson, Deputy
Surgeon-General, I.M.D. Educ : HaUeybury Coll, and
Corpus Christi CoU, Oxford (B.A, 1895 ; 2nd Class Honour
Mods. ; 1st Class Honours Law). Writer to the Signet, 26,
Rutland Square, Edinburgh ; Justice of the Peace, and Com
missioner of Supply for the County of Forfar, late Major of

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Fife and Forfar Yeoy. War Work: Served as Private in
the O.T.V. (M.I.) in South African War (Queen's Medal,
3 Clasps), 1900 ; Staff Capt. Highland Mounted Brigade,
Aug. 1914, to AprU, 1916 ; D.A.A. and Q.M.G. Western Force,
E.E.F, June. 1916, to May, 1917 ; D.A.Q.M.G. Delta and Western
Force, E.E.F, May, 1917, to July, 1917 ; D.A.A.G. AustraUan
Mounted Division, E.E.F., July, 1917, to July 1919 ; Served
in GaUipoU, including evacuation from Suvla ; Egypt, Palestine,
and Syria ; took part with General Allenby's Mounted Troops
in all the operations from the capture of Beersheba to the
capture of Damascus ; twice mentioned in despatches.
Addresses : Kirkbuddo, Forfar ; 26, Rutland Square, Edin
burgh. Clubs : New, and Univ., Edinburgh ; Caledonian,
London. (06214)
JACKSON, Lieut.-Col. George Scott, C.B.E, D.S.O,
T.D, 6. 1870 ; s. of the late Daniel Jackson ; ». 1894, Maud,
„. of the late C Harrison Stanton. Major and Brevet Lieut.-
Col. Northumberland FusiUers (T.F.) ; served in the Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches). Address : Alnwick, Northumber
land. (C1273)
JACKSON, GwendoUne Doris, Mrs., O.B.E.
JACKSON, Comm. Harold Gordon, O.B.E, R.N.
JACKSON, Squadron-Leader Henry Leigh, C.B.E.
JACKSON, Herbert, M.B.E, I.A.
JACKSON, Professor Sir Herbert, K.B.E, F.R.S,
5. 17 Mar. 1863 ; to. Amy, d. of late James Collister. Assistant
Professor, 1902 ; Professor of Organic Chemistry, King's CoU,
1905 ; FeUow of King's CoU. London, 1907 ; Director of
Research ; British Scientific Instruments Research Assoc. ;
Emeritus Professor of Chemistry, Univ. of London ; Daniell
Professor of Chemistry, King's CoU.- London, 1914-18. Address :
iii, Lansdowne Rd, HoUand Park, W.ll. Clubs : Athenaeum ;
SavUe. (K27)
JACKSON, Sir Herbert WiUiam, K.B.E, C.B, 6. 5 Feb.
1861 ; s. of late W. H. Jackson, of Frowlesworth HaU, Leicester.
Entered Army 1881 ; served Egyptian War, 1882 (medal and
Khedive's Star) ; Sudan Expedition, 1884 ; joined the
Egyptian Army, 1888 ; NUe Expedition, 1884-85 ; Dongola
Expeditionary Force, 1896 ; Atbara, 1898 (clasp, despatches) ;
battle of Khartoum (despatches, Br. Lt.-Col, clasp, British
Nile Medal) ; Governor of Fashoda district and in command of
forces at Fashoda during March and Mission incident ; Nile
Expedition, 1899 ; Governor of Berber Province, 1899-1900 ;
Lt.-Gov. of the Sudan and CivU Secretary, 1900-2 ; mentioned
in despatches, 1916, for administrative work connected with
the situation in the Sudan created by the War. Address :
Dongola, Egypt. (K325)
JACKSON, Capt. Hugh WiUiam, M.B.E.
JACKSON, Jessie MUUcent, O.B.E, R.R.C,
Q.A.I.M.N.S.K. JACKSON, John, O.B.E, 6. 1 Jan. 1865 ; s. of John
Jackson, of Manchester ; m. Amy A, d. of Samuel Beaumont,
of Southport. Educ. : Broughton High School ; Owens
CoUege, Manchester. CivU Servant. H.M. Superintending
Inspector of Factories (Home Office) for the N.W. Division.
Wm Work : Special work and enquiries in connection with the
Factory Dept. ; 1917, Commissioner for the N.W. Division,
National Service Dept. ; Technical Adviser to the Reserved
Occupations Committee, and later to the Trade Exemptions
Dept. of the Ministry of National Service. Address : Rich
mond HiU, Bowdon, Cheshire. (0457)
JACKSON, John WilUam, O.B.E, 6. 16 Sept. 1873 ;
s. of William Jackson, of Pendleton, Manchester. Educ. :
Manchester. SoUcitor ; Town Clerk of Grimsby and Clerk
to the EnroHed Freemen of Grimsby since Jan. 1914 ; pre
viously. Deputy Town Clerk of Salford. War Work : Member
of the Board of Management, and Hon. Sec. to the Grimsby
National SheU Factory ; Clerk to the Local MUitary Tribunal ;
Member of the Recruiting Committee ; Hon. Sec. to the War
Emergency Committee ; Sec. and Treas. to the Local War
Pensions Committee ; Executive Officer of the Food Control
Committee, and Hon. Sec. to the Local Relief Committee.
Address : The Mount, 8, Dudley Street, Grimsby. Club :
County, Grimsby. (010715)
JACKSON, Joseph Clough, M.B.E, 6. 1 Dec. 1878 ; s. of
Hornsby Jackson, of the Brownberries, Horsforth ; to. Nora
Wainman, d. of the late J. M. Fawcett, of Leeds. Educ. :
Repton. Chartered Accountant. War Work : Hon. Sec, Lord
Mayor of Leeds Belgian Refugees Committee. Address :
Heathfield Cottage, Far Headingley, Leeds. Club : Leeds and
County Conservative. (M594)
JACKSON, Laura, Mrs., O.B.E. 6. 1867; to. George
Frederick Jackson. War Work : Red" Cross ; Vice-President,
SolihuU Division, B.R.C.S, Warwickshire ; Commandant,
Springfield V.A.D. Hospital, Knowle. Address: Springfield
Rouse, Knowle, Warwickshire. Club : Three Counties,
Birrningham. (0458)
JACKSON, Lieut. Leonard Edward Selmas, M.B.E.
R.F.A. (T.F.).
JACKSON, LilUan May, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 11 Jan. 1895 ;
a. of WiUiam Rogers, of Helston, Cornwall; to. Vincent
Edmund, s. of E. B. P. Jackson, of Enfield. War Work : Ser
vice with Women's Voluntary Reserve, May, 1915, to July, 1917 ;
service with Q.M.A.A.C from Aug. 1917, to May, 1920. Address :
5, Hazelwood Lane, Palmers Green, N.13. (M1948)
JACKSON, Major Gen. Sir Louis Charles, K.B.E,
l?.B, CM.G, 6. 7 Mar. 1856; s. of late Sir Louis Stewart
Jackson, CLE, B.C.S, of Hadleigh Hall, Suffolk; m. Bessie,
d. of WUUam Vivian, D.L. Club : United Service. (K85)

JACKSON, Mary, M.B.E.
JACKSON, Maud Mary, Mrs., MB.E.
JACKSON, Capt. Max., O.B.E, 6. 7 May, 1877 ; s. of Thos.
H. Jackson, of the Manor House, Birkenhead ; m. Lily, d. of
Riohard Stubbs, of Birkenhead. Educ. : Harrow. Farmer.
War Work : EnUsted Public Schools Batt, R.N.D, Dec. 1914 ;
Served with M.E.F. from May, 1915 to Deo. 1915 ; invalided
home ; commissioned as Transport Officer, 16th Batt, Sher
wood Foresters (Chatsworth Rifles), June, 1916 ; served in
France till Sept. 1916 ; invalided home ; appointed M.A.R.O,
Chester Area, May, 1917 ; Capt, Sept. 1917 ; Transferred to
M.N.S. as D.D.N.L.S, Nov. 1917 ; Deputy Controller, Min.
Lab, North-Western Division, from Jan. 1918 to Jan. 1919.
Address : Upheld Farm, Brockweir, nr. Chepstow. (03135)
JACKSON, Nellie, Mrs. Hilditch, M.B.E, fi. 29 Dec.
1890 ; d. of Major John Pitt, of Hong Kong and Woolwich ;
to. Charles Hilditch, s. of Joseph Jackson, of Audley, Staffs.
Educ. : Grosvenor House School Wokingham, Berks. For
eight years was engaged at the War Office, and during the
War was in charge of the typing establishment, Park Buildings,
War Office. Address : Glencairn, Forthbridge Road, Clapham
Common. (M2291)
JACKSON, Sub.-Lieut. Norman, M.B.E, R.N.V.R. (M6853)
JACKSON, Major Oswald Egerton Orme, O.B.E.
JACKSON, Alderman Robert, O.B.E, J.P. Mayor of
Todmorden for seven years. (011907)
JACKSON, Major Robert Hugh Holmes, O.B.E, M.C,
3rd Batt. East Surrey Regt, 6. 21 May, 1891 ; s. of Col.
Sir Robert Whyte MelvUle Jackson, K.C.M.G, K.B.E, O.B.
Educ : Downside. Address : 50, HurUngham Court, London,
S.W.6. (06485)
JACKSON, Col. Sir Robert Whyte MelviUe, K.C.M.G,
K.B.E, C.B, 6. 3 June 1860 ; s. of late Robert Jackson,
Registrar-General of Shipping ; m. Frances, d. of Capt. Hugh
McTernan, J.P, D.L, of Heapstown House, Sligo. Educ. :
Marlborough. Entered 2nd Batt. Royal InniskiUing FusiUers,
1881 ; Army Ordnance, 1886 ; Capt. R. InniskiUing Fusiliers,
1890 ; Major, 1897 ; Lt.-Col, 1901 ; Col. 1907 : Brig. Gen.
1915 ; served S. Africa, 1900-1 (despatches twice, brevet
of Col, Queen's Medal, 3 clasps ; King's Medal, 2 clasps,
C.M.G.) ; Chief Ordnance Officer, Cape Colony, 1903-5 ;
appointed Director of Ordnance for Mediterranean Expedition
ary Force (despatches three times) ; Order of White Eagle,
Serbia, 1916. Address : 50, HurUngham Court, S.W.6. (K271)
JACKSON, Roland Octavius, M.B.E, 6. 26 Mar. 1879 ;
s. of Thomas Hughes Jackson, of the Manor House, Birken
head. Educ : Harrow ; and BaUiol Coll, Oxford. War
Work : B.R.C.S. Transport Officer for Birkenhead and Wirral
District. Addresses : The Manor House, Birkenhead ; 2,
Cockspur Street, London, S.W.1. Clubs : Bath ; Denham
Golf. (M1949)
JACKSON, Samuel, O.B.E, F.I.C, A.R.C.S, 6. 20 March,
1871 ; s. of Joseph Jackson, of Keighley, Yorkshire ; m.
Maud Morison, d. of David Duncan, LL.D, of Aberdeen.
Educ : Yorkshire CoU. (now Leeds Univ.) ; Royal CoU. of
Science, London. Superintending Chemist, Buckingham
MU1 Co, Ltd, Madras, and Camari Mill Co, Ltd, Madras.
War Work : Chiefly engaged on Khaki Cloth for Indian Army
(Army Clothing, Indian Munitions Board). Address : c/o
Messrs. Binny & Co, Ltd, Madras, India. Club : Madras. (08263)
JACKSON, Major Samuel, O.B.E, R.A.S.C (T.).
JACKSON, Eng.-Lieut.-Col. Stanley, O.B.E, R.N.
JACKSON, Capt. Swinscho James, O.B.E. (Mil),
6. 19 Feb. 1868 ; s. of Swinscho Jackson, of Retford,
Notts ; m. Henrietta Elsie, d. of John Peters Richards, of
Sharnbrook, Beds. Educ : Privately. Served a number of
years in the 14th (King's) Hussars, also in the 8th Royal Irish
Hussars. War Work: Appointed (G.S.) General Service
Officer on the outbreak of war and proceeded to Ireland ;
Commanded various detachments in Deland and took part in
the Rebellion, Dublin ; took charge of the armoured cars,
Royal Barracks, Dublin ; afterwards proceeded to France
with the 8th Batt. Royal Irish Regt, in the advance on Hmden-
burg fines; twice mentioned in despatches by Sir Douglas
Haig. Address : 3, East Ascent, St. Leouards-on-Sea, Sussex.
Clubs : Constitutional ; Conservative (Hastings). (05421)
JACKSON, Lieut. Thomas Edwin, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
JACKSON, Capt. Thomas Eldridge, O.B.E.
JACKSON, Violet, Mrs., M.B.E.
JACKSON, Violette Mary, Mrs, M.B.E.
JACKSON, WiUiam Henry Congreve, M.B.E.
JACKSON, Ada Frances, Lady MATHER-, O.B.E,
Lady of Grace St. John of Jerusalem, fi. 17 March, 1861 ;
d of the late Gen. Edward Arthur Somerset, C.B, of Troy
House, Monmouth ; to. Henry Mather, s. oi Sir Henry
Mather-Jackson, Bart, (see BURKE'S Peerage), of Llantilho
Court Abergavenny. Chairman of the Monmouth Board of
Guardians ; Sec. Monmouthshire Nursing Association ;
Member of the Maternity and Child Welfare Committee ; CC.
War Work ' Chairman of the Monmouthshire Land Army ;
Sec of the Nursing Committee of the Manideff Court AuxiUary
Red Cross Hospital, Abergavenny. (010712)
JACKSON, Sir Henry MATHER-, C.B.E, J.P, D.L,
6 19 Oct. 1855 ; m. Ada, d. of late Gen. Somerset, C.B, Troy
House, Monmouthshire. Educ. : Harrow ; Trin. CoU. Cam
bridge Barrister, Lincoln's Inn, 1881 ; Alderman ; Chairman
Quarter Sessions for Monmouthshire; Deputy Chairman

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

of the Grand Trunk RaUway of Canada. Address : LlantiUio,
Abergavenny; 56, Montagu Square, W.l. Cub : Brooks's. (C533)
JACKSON, Lieut.-Col. Arnold Nugent Strode STRODE-,
C.B.E, D.S.O, (Res. of Officers), 6. 5 AprU, 1891 ; s. of the late
Morton Strode-Jackson, I.S.O, of Addlestone, Surrey ; m.
Dora Berryman, d. of the late WiUiam AUen Mooney, of
Columbus, Indiana, U.S.A. Educ. : Malvern, and Brasenose
College, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law (Middle Temple). War
Work : Adjutant of 13th Bn. of the Rifle Brigade ; Commanded
the 13th King's Royal Rifle Corps ; D.S.O. with 3 bars ; six
times mentioned in despatches ; three times wounded ; tempor
arily lent to Foreign Office for duty with the British Delegation
at the Peace Conference, Paris (C.B.E.). Addresses : Mead
Cottage, Merstham, Surrey ; 93a, Linden Gardens, W. 2.
Club : Junior Carlton. (C2712)
JACOB, Lieut.-Col. Arthur LesUe, CLE, O.B.E, 6. 1870 ;
s. of the late H. P. Jacob, Educational Depart, India ; to. 1896,
Jenny Coke Mickleburgh. Entered Indian Army, 1891 ;
Major, 1909 ; Lieut.-Col. 1917 ; appointed Assist, to Agent to
Gov. Gen, Baluchistan, 1901 ; Assist. PoUtical Agent, Zhob,
1903 ; PoUtical Agent, Baluchistan, 1909 ; 1st Assist. Agent
to Gov. Gen. 1909 ; PoUtical Agent, Zhob, 1902. Address :
Zhob, Baluchistan, India. (0843)
JACOB, Edmund Henry, O.B.E.
JACOB, Ven. John Attwood, O.B.E, M.A, fi. 28
Sept. 1866 ; s. of Rev. Canon Jacob, of Horningsham, Wilts ;
to. AUcia Barbara, d. of Rev. F. W. MaunseU, of Symondsbury,
Dorset Educ. : Lancing CoUege ; Keble CoUege, Oxford.
Archdeacon of Timam and Westland ; Vicar of Timaru, New
Zealand. War Work : Chaplain, New Zealand Expeditionary
Force, 3rd class, July. 1916 Aug. 1919. Address : St. Saviour's
Boys' Orphanage, Timaru, New Zealand. (07998)
JACOB, John Hier, O.B.E, B.A. (Oxon.), 6.20 Feb. 1884 ;
e. ot the late Hier Jacob, Solicitor, of Abergavenny, Mon. and
London ; to. AUce, d. of the late John Mortimer, of EUands,
Forres, N.B. Edue. : St. Paul's School ; Lincoln CoUege,
Oxford. Solicitor ; Principal Clerk, Legal Administrative, side
of the PubUc Trustee Office. War Work : PubUc Trustee's
Office. Addresses : 15, Warwick Gardens, Kensington,
London ; CaUandraed, Cooden, Sussex. Club : Sudbrook
Park Golf. (O3770)
JACOB, Rev. John Thomas, O.B.E, 6. 1 Aug. 1859 ;
s. of PhiUp Jacob, of Norwood ; to. Edith Mary, d. of Rev.
Alfred Henry New, of Addiscombe. Educ. : Privately ;
Cheshunt CoU. Cambs. ; DubUn Univ. Clerk in Holy Orders ;
Vicar of Torquay; Surrogate. War Work: Chaplain to the
Torquay Town HaU Hospital for Wounded Soldiers, 1914-17 ;
made 18 pr. shells in munition works in Torquay, 1914-17 ;
Commissioned Chaplain Mar. 1917 to Mar. 1919 with H.Q.
Heavy ArtiUery, 9th Corps, and after, with Fourth Army
ArtiUery School, 27 Jan. 1918 to 13 July 1918 ; 71st Bde.
H.A, 12 Aug. 1918 to 27 Aug. 1918; Fourth Army School
of Musketry, 27- Aug. 1918 ; Instructor and Lecturer on
History, Geography, and Photography in the 4th Army Young
Soldiers' School, Namur ; mentioned in despatches ; held an
Honorary Commission in the Army. Address ; Tor Vicarage,
Torquay. (05422)
JACOBS, Dorothy Isabel, M.B.E.
JACOBS, Lieut. Jonathan, O.B.E, R.F.A. (T).
JACOBS, JuUus, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 7 July, 1861 : s of
David Jacobs, of Liverpool ; to. Hannah, d. of the late P. Hands,
Banker, of Charing Cross, London. Educ. : Liverpool
Member of the Liverpool, Bootle. and District Advisory Com
mittee Ministry of Labour ; member of Committee of Employ
ment Exchange ; member of Sub-Committee of the Local
War Pensions Committee ; Visiting Justice, H.M. Prison,
Walton; Member of the Licensing Committee of Theatres
and PubUc Entertainments. War Work : Hon. Sec Liver
pool and Birkenhead Branch of the National Association for
Employment of ex-Soldiers. Address : Linwood, Sefton Park
Road, Liverpool. Clubs : Conservative, Liverpool ; Press
Liverpool ; The Club, Harrogate. (O10717)
JACOBS, Louis, M.B.E, fi. 26 Oct. 1891. War Work :
Chief Accountant of the Trading with the Enemy Dept
Address : 57, Warrington Crescent, Maida Vale, W. (M8614)
JACOBSON, Ernest Nathaniel Joseph, C.B.E, 6. 15 July
1877 ; s. of the late S. N. Jacobson, of 23, Woburn Square,
London ; m. Gladys Welcome, d. of the late Walter ElUs, of
94, Portland Place, W. Educ. : City of London School.
Member of firm of Guedalla, Jacobson & Spyer, Sohcitors
War Work : Joined Metropolitan Special Constabulary, 1914 ;
Chairman of Discipline Board from Oct. 1914 ; Assistant
Staff Officer on Staff of Sir Edward Ward (Chief Staff Officer)
S|P*- 191*; Commandant and Chairman of Discipline Board
of Metropolitan Special Constabulary Reserve. Addresses :
Winchester House, Old Broad Street, E.C. 2 ; 63, Gloucester
Portman Square, W. 1. CZufis : Reform; Law Society;
Walton Heath Golf. (C35)
JACOBSZ, Lieut.-Col. Jan, O.B.E
JACOMB, Major Frederick Basil Wood, O.B.E, I.A.
JACQUES, The Rev. George Henry Paul, M.B.E.
JAFFRAY, Rev. William Stevenson, Deputy Chaplain
im^lf^ F,0.ce^,?I-G-iC':B-E- D'D' ^(Edin.),6, 30 March"
M?Za if- he late wuliam Stevenson Jaffray, of Greystones
f„w ^f^.; ™- Ethel Annie Duncan, d. of Major James
Law, of Lauriston, Torphins, Aberdeenshire. Educ. : Edin

burgh University. War Work : Senior Chaplain, 7th Division
(1914-16), B.E.F.; Assistant Principal Chaplain, 5th Army •
Principal Chaplain, British Salonica and Black Sea Forces'
Four times mentioned in despatches ; Awarded C.M.G. June'
1915 ; C.B.E, 1919 ; Knight Commander of Order of St. Sava'
Serbia (St. Sava II Class). Address : Royal Army Chaplains'
Dept, War Office. (C1413)
JAGGARD, Cape. George, O.B.E.
JAGGER, Major Hugh Cleivion, O.B.E, R.A.V.C (T )
JAGGER, Lieut. WiUiam, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
JAIPUR, H.H. Maharajadhiraja Sir Sawai Madho Sins
Bahadur of, G.CS.I, G.C.I.E, C.V.O, G.B.E, 6. 1861; s. of
the Thakar of Lsarda. Hon. Major-Gen. in the Indian Army
raised and maintains the Imperial Transport Corps for service
of the British Govt. ; raised a permanent Famine ReUef Fund
for India, 1900; attended Coronation of King Edward VH.
1902; entitled to salute of 21 guns. Address: Jaipur Palace'
Rajputana India. (G20)
JAKEWAY, George, M.B.E. '
JAMES, Lieut.-Col. Albert John Stanley, C.B.E, D.S.O.
M.C. Major and Acting Lieut.-Col. Roy. Welsh FusUiers;
served in the Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). (C534)
JAMES, AUred Henry, C.B.E.
JAMES, Arthur Godfrey, C.B.E, fi. 22 Oct. 1876; s.
of John Henry James, of Kingswood, Watford; m. Helen,
d. of Thomas Maitland, of Broughty Ferry, Scotland. Educ. :
Eton; Trinity CoU, Oxford. SoUcitor. War Work: Lieut
R.A.S.C, 1915-16; Egypt, 1916; Staff Capt, D.A.A.G,
War Office, 1916-17 ; Ministry of National Service, 1917-18.
Address : 58. Rutland Gate, S.W. 7. Clubs : Union ; Burling
ton Fine Arts ; Leander. (C2713)
JAMES, Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Cuthbert, C.B.E, M.P,
6. 29 Feb. 1872 ; s. of Walter Henry. 2nd Lord Northbourne
(see Burke's Peerage), of Bettishanger, Eastry, Kent; m.
Florence Marion, d. of Hussey Packe, of Prestwold, Lough
borough. Educ. : Harrow ; Magdalen CoU, Oxford. Lieut.-
Col. (ret.). M.P. (Co.-U.) for Bromley, Kent, bye-election,
Dec. 1919 ; formerly an officer in the East Surrey Regt,
the Egyptian Army, holding appointments under the Sudan
and Egyptian Governments. War Work : Joined up at
outbreak of War ; Capt. 7th (s.) Batt. E. Surrey Regt. ; Major
Nov. 1914 ; served in France and Flanders till early in 1916,
relinquishing his commission owing to iU-health; appointed
to tbe Royal Marines, with rank of Major, as Inspector of
Admiralty Motor Transport; shortly after promoted Lieut-
Col. Address : 3, Ormonde Gate, S.W. 3. Clubs : Brooks's,
Garrick; Beefsteak; 1900, etc. (C1930)
JAMES, Major Dennis Cory, O.B.E, 6. 1896 : s. of late
WiUiam Cory James, of Taflra, Grand Canary ; to. Florence
Rose, d. of WiUiam Barr, of Naramine, Australia. Educ:
Hurstpierpont CoU. Sussex. Anglo-American OU Co. War
Work : Lieut, 2nd Worcestershire Regt. 1914-16 ; wounded ;
transferred to Royal Flying Corps ; Staff Officer, Air Ministry,
1917-20 ; Staff Officer, 2nd Class and Sec. to R.A.F. Delegation
to Peace Conference, Paris, 1920 ; Sec. to Technical sub-
Commission on International Aerial Navigation, Paris, 1920.
Legion of Honour. Address : 20, Woodville Gardens, Ealing,
W. 5. Club : R.A.F. (08124)
JAMES, Diana LUy, Mrs., M.B.E.; d. of De Vere
Beauclerk (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Christian Hugh, s. of
the late Thomas James, of Otterburn Towers, Northumberland
(see Burke's Landed Gentry). War Work : Commandant,
Holeyn HaU Hospital, Wylam-on-Tyne. Address : Rudchester,
Wylam-on-Tyne. (M1951)
JAMES, Dudley WiUiam Henry, M.B.E, 6. 1873; s. of
WilUam James, of Hampstead. Educ. : Univ. Coll. Chair
man Income Tax Commissioners, St. Martin's Parish ; Chair
man of Governors of St. Martin's High School. War Wort .'
Sub-Inspector of Special Constabulary H.Q.C Division;
seconded for duty with MetropoUtan Observation Service
(Anti- Aircraft) ; Member of Advisory Committee to Tribunal,
City of Westminster. Address : Under Ridge, Bourne End,
Bucks. Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; National Liberal. (M3755)
JAMES, Capt. Edward Lionel Luscombe, M.B.E.
JAMES, Major Edward Stewart, O.B.E, Aust. A.V.C.
JAMES, Eleanor Marian, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
JAMES, Eric Ibbetson, O.B.E, M.A, fi. 23 Sept. 1888;
s. of the late Herbert James, of Hampstead; m. Dis, d. ol
Charles SUburn Barber, of 12, Rivercourt Road, W. Educ :
St. Paul's School, and Corpus Christi CoU, Oxford. British
CouncU Officer, Supreme Economic CouncU ; British Sec,
Permanent Committee, Supreme Economic Council; Sec,
Interdepartmental Russian Trade Committee. War Wort:
Ministry of Food, 1917-19 ; Sec, Inter-AUied Oilseeds Execu
tive, 1918-19 ; sometime British Sec. and acting representative,
European Coal Commission. Address : 71, Talgarth Mansions,
W. Club: Authors'. (010718)
JAMES, Lieut.-Col. Eustace Lindsay Haweis, O.B.E.,
R.A.O.C. JAMES, Major Frank Treharne, M.B.E, V.D, 6. 9 Oct.
1861 ; s. of Frank James, of Merthyr Tydfil ; m. Agnes Grace,
d. of WiUiam Powell of Hirwain, Glamorganshire. Educ.:
Clifton. SoUcitor. War Work : MiUtary Representative, 0.U
3rd V.B. Welsh Regiment. Address : Penydarren House,
Merthyr Tydfil. Clubs : Sports; Cardiff and County,
Cardiff. (M8616)

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Jammu

JAMES, Major Frederiok, C.B.E, R.A.S.C. Served in
the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1633)
JAMES, Frederick Ernest, O.B.E.
JAMES, Frederiok John, M.B.E.
JAMES, Capt. Fullarton, O.B.E.
JAMES, George Charles, O.B.E.
JAMES, Gwenyfred, Lady, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 27 April,
• 1870 ; d. of Dr. Hearder, of Carmarthen, Wales ; m. Hon. Sir
Walter Hartwell, K:C, of Perth, Western Australia (see Burke's
Peerage), s. of Edward Senior James. Educ. ; Carmarthen.
War Work : Executive of Red Cross, Western Australia ;
President, XI. Batt. Women Workers ; National Council of
Women ; Y.M.CA. Address : 69, Mount St, Perth, Western
Australia. Club : Kanakatta, Perth.
JAMES, Gwilym Prosser, O.B.E, M.R.C.S.
JAMES, Henry MannseU. M.B.E.
JAMES, Lieut.-Col. Herbert EUison Rhodes, C.B, CM.G,
O.B.E, F.R.CS, 6. 20 Oct. 1857 ; s. of the late Rev. Herbert
James, of Livermere, Suffolk. Educ. : Aldeburgh School :
Charing Cross Hospital. R.A.M.C, attached to General
Staff, War Office, for training of Medical Units, O.T.C War
Wort: Served in Egypt, Command of No. 15 General
Hospital, 1915-18 ; Salonika, Command of Nos. 61 and 36
Gen. Hospitals, 1918-19. Address : c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, 3,
Whitehall Place. Clubs : Junior United Service ; Flyflshers'. (06486)
JAMES, Herbert WiUiam, M.B.E, fi. 4 Dec. 1875; s.
of the late Frederick James, of Twickenham ; m. Edith Mary,
d. of the late Francis MiUar, of Watford. Educ : Watford
Grammar School. Parliamentary Assistant, SoUcitor's Office,
L. and N.W.Ry, Euston Station, N.W. War Work : In
charge of Legal Ejection, Timber SuppUes Department, Board of
Trade; Assistant Controller of Timber SuppUes, supervising
administration of orders regulating the sale and purchase and
distribution of home-grown timber and pitwood in England
aud Wales. Address : 4, WiggenhaU Road, Watford, Herts.
(M3756)
JAMES, Iris Silburn, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. Oct. 18 1892 ; d.
of Charles SUburn Barber of 12, Rivercourt Road, W. 6;
m. Eric lhbetson, s. of the late Herbert James. Educ. :
Francis HoUand School ; Ecole St. Pierre, Nancy. Official of the
League of Nations. War Work : Voluntary work in connection
with North Islington Welfare Centre ; organised registries in
the Ministry of Food, M. and D. Divisions ; Sec. to Mr. J. I.
Craig, Statistician, of the Ministry of Food ; organised Registries
of the Supreme Economic CouncU ; loaned to the Reparation
Commission for Inter-AUied Secretariat work. Address :
71, Talgarth Mansions, Barons Court, W. 14. (M1953)
JAMES, Ivor Lough, M.B.E.
JAMES, James Picton, M.B.E.
JAMES, Jenkin, O.B.E.
JAMES, Josephine Selina, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Capt.
Elisha Hitchins, of Falmouth ; m. Richard, s. of Richard
James, of Tiverton. War Work : Hostel for Belgians ;
Streatham War Hospital Supply Depot. (M1955)
JAMES, Katharine Margaret, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
JAMES, 2nd Lieut. Maurice Jewison, M.B.E, R.A.F.
JAMES, Rev. Peroival Walter, O.B.E.
JAMES, Lieut.-Col. Ralph Ernest Haweis, CM.G,
C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1875. Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Loyal
Regt. (N. Lancs.) ; served in China, 1900 (medal) ; and
during Great War, 1914-18. Address : 47, Draycott Place,
S.W.3. (C2354)
JAMES, Rebecca Green, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 1859 ; d. of
William Davis, of KUleagh House, Co. Cork; to. Charles
Edward, s. of John James, of Butler House, Kilkenny.' War
Wort: Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Assocn,
Friend" Soldiers' Help; Hon. Sec. and Treas. KUkenny
Castle War Hospital Supply Depot, 1915-19 ; Assistant in
Soldiers' Home; Voluntary Recruiter for the Q.M.A.A.C,
Member of Local War Pensions Committee. Address : Butler
House, Kilkenny, Deland. . (010722)
JAMES, Robert Perciva'l, O.B.E.
JAMES, Sidney Frederick, O.B.E, 6. 13 Sept. 1869 ;
A of E. James, of Liverpool ; to. Florence Gray, d. of J.
JJ, Beer, of Liverpool. Educ : Liverpool. Town Clerk ;
Olerk to the Local Education Authority ; Clerk to the Higher
Education Committee ; Clerk to the Burial Board, Ilkeston.
war Work: Assist. Sec. Admiralty Labour Department;
Bee. Tramways (Board of Trade) Committee. Address: Town
flail, Ilkeston ; Roseneath, Ilkeston. (010723)
JAMES, Rev. Canon Sidney Rhodes, C.B.E, V.D, fi.
"lav 1855 ; «. of Rev. Herbert James, of Livermere, Suffolk ;
m. Luida, d. of Henry Hoare, of Staplehurst, Kent. Educ. :
aafieybury; Trinity CoUege, Cambridge; Archdeacon of
Dudley. Canon of Worcester Cathedral ; Examining Chaplain
i«onP' Worcester ; Select Preacher, Cambridge University,
, _2°> 1?11, lflie ; Formerly assistant master, Eton CoUege,
w , 97' and headmaster, Malvern CoUege, 1897-1914. War
wort: Chaplain, (T.F.) First Class, 61st Division, 1915;
senior Chaplain Norwich, 1916 ; District Senior Chaplain,
¦lhames and Medway Garrison (Chatham area), 1916-19.
fitnesses : The CoUege, Worcester ; St. Denis, Bembridge, I.
of W. Clubs : Worcestershire County ; Bembridge SaUing. (C1634)
¦JAMES, Thomas David, C.B.E, M.A, fi. 3 AprU, 1871 ;

m. Pauline, d. of Sir Francis MacCabe, F.R.CP.I, of Dublin.
Educ : Christ's College, Brecon ; Christ's College, Cambridge.
Acting Deputy Accountant-General of the Navy. Address :
24, Queen's Gate Terrace, S.W. Club : Junior Carlton. (C2714)
JAMES, Thomas Qwynfab, M.B.E.
JAMES, Wilhelmina Martha, O.B.E. ; d. of Rev. Octavius
James, of Clarghyll Hall, Alston, Cumberland. Educ. :
At home. Literature. War Work : Canteen for Sick and
Wounded under British Red Cross Society in Salonica, 1916-18
(2i years) ; Canteens of the Church Army (after the Armis
tice) in Belgium, France and Germany ; also, Y.M.C.A. in
All Welcome Hut, Victoria Station. Address : c/o Miss
J. M. James, Summerfield, Malvern Wells, Worcestershire.
Club : Ladies' Lyceum. (01515)
JAMES, WUUam Arthur, M.B.E.
JAMES, Eng.-Capt. William Henry, C.B.E, R.N.
JAMES, WilUam Henry, O.B.E, 6. 27 Sept. 1870; s.
of William James, of WalsaU ; to. Catherine Anne, d. of Rev.
Griffith WilUams, of Carnarvon. Educ : Privately. Trained
under the London and North Western Railway Co. at Crewe
Works ; Civil Engineer on public works. War Work : Chief
Investigation Officer, Northern Counties, investigating and
adjusting industrial disputes in connection with wages, working
conditions, etc. ; maintaining production by improving time
keeping and working conditions of the workers. - Address ;
30, Windsor Terrace, Gosforth, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Club :
Rotary. (010724)
JAMES, WilUam Isaac, O.B.E.
JAMES, WilUam John, O.B.E, 6. 18 Oct. 1852 ; s. of the
late John James, of Haven Street, nr. Hyde, I. of W. ; to.
1st, Sarah, d. of George Whale, late of Hampton Court, Middle
sex, 2nd, Ethel Lucy, d. of W. H. Wooster, late of Bath. Educ :
Ryde, I. of W. Superintendent, Plymouth Post Office, 1885-90 ;
Postmaster, Devonport, 1890-1900 ; Postmaster of Colchester,
1900-1 ; Postmaster of Middlesbrough, 1901-4 ; Post
master of Oxford, 1904-7 ; Postmaster of Exeter, 1907-9 ;
Postmaster of Southampton, 1909-18. War Work : Making
up and receipt and disposal of maUs to and from the armies
overseas, and the great pressure of telegraph work relating to
the various armies. Address : Westfield, Clifton Road,
Southampton. (01516)
JAMES, WilUam Warwick, O.B.E, F.R.CS, L.D.S.
JAMES, WiUiard Frank, O.B.E.
JAMES, Capt. Edward HamUton CARKEET-, O.B.E.,
M.C, D.C.L.I, 6. 15 June, 1893 ; s. of Charles Carkeet-James,
of Westminster, S.W. Educ : Cheltenham CoUege ; R.M.C,
Sandhurst. War Work : Served with the B.E.F, Dec. 1914 to
May, 1915, and B.E.F, Nov. 1915 to May, 1919. Clubs:
Junior United Service ; R.A.C. ; Roehampton. (O5075)
JAMES, Renel, Mrs. FULLARTON-, M.B.E.
JAMES, Capt. Charles Wilmot WANKLYN-, O.B.E.
R.A.M.C. JAMESON Major Aaron, O.B.E.
JAMESON, Capt. David Napier, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
JAMESON, Erskine Dawson, M.B.E, M.A, LL.B, 6.
8 Feb. 1868 ; s. of James Jameson, of Elgin. Educ. : Aberdeen
Grammar School ; Aberdeen and Edinburgh Universities.
Solicitor and County Clerk of Moray. War Work : Hon.
Treas. Red Cross Society, Morayshire Branch ; was instru
mental in collecting large sums on behalf of Red Cross, French
ReUef Fund, Belgian ReUef Fund, etc. ; largely responsible
for success of War Savings movement in Elgin. Clubs :
Elgin; Scottish Conservative, Edinburgh. (M8619)
JAMESON, Capt. George Lionel, O.B.E, R.E.
JAMESON, Capt. William Storm, M.B.E.
JAMIESON, Adam James, M.B.E.
JAMIESON, Alexander, M.B.E.
JAMIESON, Major Alexander Harvey Morro, O.B.E,
R.G.A. JAMIESON, Charles Fleming, M.B.E.
JAMIESON, Major Edmund Charles Kean, M.B.E.
JAMIESON, Stanley Wyndham, C.B.E, 6. 1885 ; s. of
the late John Donaldson Jamieson, of Greenock; m. Muriel
Cartmel, d. of Rt. Hon. Lord Marchamley, of 29, Prince's
Gardens, S.W. Educ. : Charterhouse. County CouncUlor,
Gloucestershire ; Director, Duttons Brewery, Ltd. (Black
burn), and Burrow's Press, Ltd. (Cheltenham). War Work :
Served Gloucestershire Regt. (1914-15) ; Private Sec. (unpaid),
to Deputy Sec. of State for War (1916-19) ; Assistant (unpaid),
to Controller of Inspection of Munitions (1919). Addresses :
Thirlestaine Lodge, Cheltenham ; 103, St. George's Road, S.W.
Clubs : Junior Athenaeum ; New Cheltenham. (C984)
JAMIESON, Thomas HiU, M.B.E, 6. 19 April, 1873;
s. of Thomas Hill Jamieson, of Edinburgh ; to. Mary, d. of
J. J. Milnes, of Huddersfield. Educ. : Arbroath High School,
and Univ. of Edinburgh. Deputy Commissioner of Medical
Services, Ministry of Pensions. War Work : CiviUan doctor
in charge of malaria wards, 4th London General Hospital.
Club: Sports. (M13269)
JAMINSON, Samuel Jones, M.B.E.
JAMISON, Lieut. Robert Edward, M.B.E.
JAMMU AND KASHMIR, Lieut.-Gen. H.H. Maharaja
Sir Pratap Singh Maharaja of, G.CS.I, G.C.I.E, G.B.E,
6. 14 July, 1850' s. of H.H. the late Maharaja, of Jammu and
Kashmir, G.CS.I. One of the Ruling Chiefs of India, with an
area of 79,784 square mUes and a population of three mUlions ;
entitled to a salute of 21 guns. Addresses : Srinagar, Kashmir ;
Jammu, Punjab. (G19)

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JANES, Capt. Ernest, O.B.E, 6. 10 Sept. 1879 ; s. of
WiUiam James, of Long Crendon, Bucks. ; m. Fanny Florence,
d. of John Betts, of Long Crendon. Educ : Long Crendon
School. Quartermaster, R.A.M.C ; Commissioned from the
ranks of the R.A.M.C. after 17 years' service in May, 1915.
War Work : Employed at Headquarters of the Eastern Com
mand, on the staff of the Deputy Director of Medical Services
of that Command ; from Jan. 1919, until May, 1920, held the
appointment of Deputy Assistant Director of Medical Services,
Eastern Command. Addresses : R.A.M.C. Record Office,
Woking ; Hilltop, Long Crendon, Bucks. (O7320)
JANION, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Arthur Cyril
Austin, O.B.E, R.N.
JANSON, Lieut. Frederick Ernest, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
JAPP, George Attison, M.B.E, L.S.O, 6. 18 Aug. 1865
s. of Alexander Japp. Educ : Board School, Kirkcaldy,
Scotland. Printer ; now Salvation Army Officer. War
Work : Assisted with Recruits at Cardiff early days of war ;
helped with reception of Belgian Refugees ; work in Le Harve,
TrouvUle and Rouen areas, from the spring of 1917, to Oct.
1919. Address : 84, Third Avenue, Heaton, Newcastle-on-
Tyne. (M8622)
JAPP, Sir Henry, K.B.E, M.I.C.E, 6. 6 June 1869;
s. of James W. Japp, of Montrose ; to. 1st, EUzabeth (died
1911), d. of David Hodge, Dundee ; 2nd Kathie, d. of R. W.
Sutherland, of Montreal. Educ : Montrose Academy ; Dundee
Univ. Coll. Director and Managing Engineer S. Pearson &
Son, Ltd, New York ; President, S. Pearson, Son & Partners,
Canada, Ltd, Montreal ; with British War Mission in U.S.A. ;
Director in charge of Production. Address : 799, 17th St,
Brooklyn, New York. Club : Bankers' (New York). (K149)
JARDIM, Antonietta Marcial, M.B.E. ; d. of the late
Antonio d' Almeida Jardim? of Funchal, Madeira. Educ. :
Notre Dame de Sion, Worthing. War Work : Assist. Sec.
at the King George Hospital, Stamford Street, London.
Address : 5, Travessa do Arcipreste, Funchal, Madeira. (M8623)
JARDINE, Douglas James, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 13 Oct.
1888 ; s. of James Jardine, M.D, of Richmond, Surrey.
Educ. : Westminster ; Trinity CoUege, Cambridge. Assistant
Secretary to the Government of Cyprus, 1910-16 ; Secretary to
the Administration of SomaUland, since 1916. Address : The
Secretariat, British SomaUland. Clubs : New University ;
Royal AutomobUe. (02226)
JARDINE, Ethel May, Lady, O.B.E.; d. of late Benjamin
Piarcy, of Marchwiel HaU' Denbighshire, and of Macomer,
Sardinia ; m. 1894, Sir Robert WiUiam Buchanan Jardine, 2nd
Bart, (see Burke's Peerage). Addresses: Castle Milk, Lockerbie,
N.B. ; 24, St. James's Place, S.W.; and the Kremlin, New
market. (011787)
JARDINE, Capt. John, O.B.E, M.D, F.R.CS.
JARDINE, Lieut. John, M.B.E, R.E.
JARDINE, Major WiUiam, O.B.E, T.D.
JARDINE, Capt. WiUiam Christopher, O.B.E, M.B,
R.A.M.C. JARMAN, Capt. CecU Trevelyan, O.B.E, Aust. L.I,
A. T.F. JARMAY, Charlotte E., Lady, O.B.E. ; d. of George
Wyman, M.D, of Alcester ; m. Sir John G. Jarmay, K.B.E.
War Work : Vice-President Northwich Division, B.R.C.S. ;
Joint Officer in Charge, AuxUiary Hospital, The Ley, Northwich ;
and other war work for B.R.C.S. Address : Hartford Lodge.
Hartford, Cheshire. (O10726)
JARMAY, Sir John Gustave, K.B.E, F.C.S, F.I.C,
6. 31 Dec. 1856 ; s. of the late Gustav de Jarmay ; m. Charlotte
E, d. of late George Wyman, M.D. Educ. : Privately ; Univ.
of Zurich. Inventor of processes which are in use in several
industries in England and abroad ; special study in the Am
monia Soda Process with which industry he has been connected
since its infancy ; Technical Managing Director of Brunner
Mond & Co. Ltd, and Scientific Director of other Chemical
Works in England and abroad. Address : Hartford, Cheshire.
Clubs : Royal Societies' ; Royal AutomobUe. (K86)
JARRATT, Elizabeth Lankester, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 17
May, 1887 ; to. WUUam Theodore Jarratt, s. of WiUiam
J. Jarratt, of Ealing. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Confidential clerk to the Controller of Shipping. Address :
Ministry of Shipping, London. (M8624)
JARRETT, Herbert Ernest, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
JARROLD, AUce IsabeUa, Mrs., M.B.E.
JARROTT, Major Charles, O.B.E, R.A.F.
JARRY, Rev. Frederick WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 25 Oct
1871. Missionary in Orissa, India, for 25 years. War Work :
Recruitmg for Labour Corps in Mesopotamia. Address :
Balangir, Orissa, India. (M4151)
JARVIS, Alfred WiUiam, M.B.E.
JARVIS, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Murray, CM.G, C.B.E,
fi. 1863 ; s. of Arthur Murray Jarvis, of Osgoode HaU, Toronto •
to. 1912, Gertrude Mary, d. of the late Capt. Lewis WUliam
Ord, 71st Highland L.I. Joined Canadian N.W. Mounted
Police, 1880 ; retired, 1912 ; N.W. Rebellion, 1885 (medal) ;
b. Africa, 1900-1, as Major, Strathcona's Horse (despatches),
served m the Great War, 1914-19 as Assist. Provost Marshal,
Canadian Forces with rank of Lieut.-Col ; appointed Stipen
diary Magistrate, Kootenay Co, British Columbia, 1897 ; to
command out ports ou Yukon River, 1902 ; Mackenzie River
Dist. Police, Herschel Island, 1907 ; Magistrate of Alberta ;
engaged in farming and ranching. Address : Munson, Alberta,
Canada. ' (C774)

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JARVIS, Major Charles Francis Cracroft, O.B E .
3 May, 1875 ; s. of Rev. Canon Jarvis (F.A.), of Burton-on-
Stather Vicarage, Doncaster ; to. Helen Constance, _ of
Sir Edward Hunter Blair, Bart, of Blairquhan, Ayr, NB
Educ: Marlborough. Capt. (Ret. Pay), 19th Yorkshire Regt ¦'
now Major, in 3rd Lincolns ; Member of Lloyds. War Work '¦
1914-19, France ; 1914 Star. Addresses : Doddington Hall'
Lincoln ; 8, Manson Place, Queen's Gate, S.W. Club : Boodles'!
JARVIS, Enid SybU, M.B.E, 6. 29 AprU, 1899. Earn®
Bedford High School. War Work : Voluntary worker on
National Registration and Recruiting ; joined paid staff and
held several responsible appointments, both under the War
Office and Ministry of National Service, at Huntingdon, Wat
ford, Hertford, and finally in London ; on demobUisation of
Ministry of National Service recommended to Home Counties
Division, Ministry of Food ; appointed Administrative Assistant
in London and Home Counties Division, Ministry of Food
Address : 5, Kensington Gardens Square. (M8627)
JARVIS, Capt. Oswald Duke, O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C
JARVIS, Capt. Thomas Stanley WUes, O.B.E.
JARVIS, Capt. WiUiam Bertie, O.B.E.
JAY, Edward Aubrey Hastings, O.B.E, M.A, LL.B
6. 2 June, 1869 ; s. of the late Thomas Jay, of Clifton Villas)
Putney ; m. Isobel Violet, d. of Major P. G. Craigie, C.B, of
Avenue House, Lympstone, Devon. Educ. : Winchester ; and
Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Member of London School Board,
1900-7 ; Assist. Sec. Royal Commission on Feeble Minded,
1905-7 ; London County CouncU, 1907-11 ; Chairman of
L.CC Education Committee, 1910-11. War Work : Organising
Sec. to Charity Organisation Society in East London, 1915-17 ;
Chairman of Advisory Committee for Juvenile employment,
Woolwich, 1914-15 ; also Chairman of Committee formed to
organise hostels for boys employed in the Arsenal ; Hon. Sec.
Poplar War Savings Committee, 1916-17 ; Chairman of
Whitechapel Local War Pension Committee, 1916-17 ;
Ministry of Food, 1917-21. Address: Clifton Lodge, East
Heath Road, Hampstead, N.W. 3. Club : Athenaeum. (010727)
JAY, Lieut. Stanley, M.B.E, K.R.R.C.
JAY, Major WiUiam CunUffe PickersgiU, O.B.E. Ad
dress: White Lodge, Datchet, Bucks.
JAYNE, Major Arthur Alfred, O.B.E, D.S.O, M.C.
JAYNE, Ethel Basil, O.B.E, d. of the late BasU Jayne,
J.P, of Breconshire. Educ. : St. John's CoUege, St. Leonards-
on-Sea. Founder and Director of the Little Laundries, Ltd.
War Work : Women's Emergency Canteens for soldiers with
the French 6th Army 1915 ; Organiser and Chief Superintendent
of Welfare for Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth, Ltd, 1916-18;
Capt. of the Elswick Co. of the Newcastle Women's Volunteer
Reserve. Address : Kimscot, Stanmore, Middlesex. (028)
JAYNE, Ronald Garland, O.B.E, 6. 8 June, 1877 ; 8. of
F. J. Jayne. formerly Bishop of Chester ; m. Mary Salkeld, d. of
Thomas Salkeld Robinson, of Rochdale. Educ : Privately. Man
aging Director of Garland, Laidley & Co, Ltd, Liverpool. Lisbon,
Oporto, and Vigo ; a founder of the British Hospital, Lisbon,
and Lisbon Nursing Association ; of the British Chamber of
Commerce (Inc.) in Portugal ; Chairman of CouncU of same
since foundation ; Member of the Navigation Committee of
the Commercial Association, Lisbon. War Work: Director
of British Press Bureau for Portugal and Colonies ; Official
representative of British Ministry of Information in Portugal
and Colonies ; ControUer on behaU of the British Government
at the Companhia Uniao Fabril, Portugal. Address: 65,
Travessa de Cabral, Lisbon, Portugal. Clubs: R.A.C. and
Junior Constitutional, London ; Royal British, Lisbon ;
British, Oporto. (010728)
JAZDOWSKA, Mary Margaret, M.B.E, fi. 28 May, 1844;
d. of John Jazdowska, of Aberdeen. Educ. : Aberdeen.
War Work : Organising and running the British SaUors' and
Soldiers' Club in Rome. Address : c/o Sir Charles McGrigor,
Bart, & Co, 39, Panton Street, Haymarket, London. (M1956)
JEAL, George, M.B.E, 6. 18 June, 1860 ; s. of Jeremiah
Jeal, of Horsham ; m. Charlotte, d. of Thomas Kent, of London.
Educ. : Colgate, Sussex. RaUway Station Superintendent.
Address : 112, Buckingham Palace Road, S.W. 1. (M8628)
JEAL, Lieut. Joseph, M.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6. 1 Aug. 1880;
s. of Joseph Jeal, of Dorking, Surrey ; to. Alice Annie, d. of
Alfred Tickner, of Petworth. Educ : Univ. School, Reigate.
Shipping Agent. War Work: Special PoUce; 10th Surrey
Volunteers as Platoon Commander and Musketry Officer,
1914-15 ; joined 3rd Batt. London Rifle Brigade, 1915, serving'
on Musketry Staff of that unit ; commissioned 1918 ; served at
Murmansk and Archangel ; appointed A. Capt. May, 1919,
while on the staff of D.D.S.T, Archangel Force. Address:
Brook View, Wathen Road, Dorking. Club : United R.A.S.C. (M6968)
JEANS, Lieut.-Comm. George, O.B.E, R.N.
JEBB, Georgina Martha, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1867 ; d. oi
Charles T. Tunnard, of Frampton House, Boston, Lines, (see
Burke's Landed Gentry) ; m. George S. W. Jebb, s. of John
Joshua Jebb, of Norton House, Boston, Lines. Sometime
on the Board of Management, Bedford Co. Hospital ; Sec,
Bedford Habitation Primrose League; Mayoress of Boston,
Lines. ; Vice-President, and! Hon. Commandant of Lines.
2/4 V.A.D.'s ; on the Ely, Lincoln, and Hereford Councils of
the Mothers' Union. War Work : Commandant Red Cross
AuxUiary Hospital, Leintwardine, Herefordshire; Hon. Sec.
of the Red Cross War Working Party ; Registrar for the

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Women's War Agricultural Work ; Hon. Sec. for the Fruit and
Vegetable Depot at Leintwardine. Address : The Manor
House, Mektreth, Nr. Royston, Herts. (M3758)
JEBB, Lieut.-Col. Gladwyn Dundas, C.M.G, C.B.E.
JEBB, Robert Russell Horsley, O.B.E.
JEEVES, Isabel Blanche, M.B.E.
JEEVES, WilUam John, C.B.E, K.C, 6. 20 Dec. 1864 ;
. of WUliam Jeeves, of Hitchin, Herts. ; m. EUsabeth Blanche,
<_' of William Blinkhorn, J.P, of Sutton Grange, St. Helen's,
Lanes. Edue. : Privately. Town Clerk of County Borough of
St. Helens, 1891-99, and of the City of Leeds, 1899-1903.
War Work : British Red Cross and Order of St. John ; Wounded
and Missing Dept. ; Hon. Organiser of Searching for Infor
mation in aU Provincial Hospitals in Great Britain and Ireland.
Addresses : 3, Farrar's Buildings, Temple, E.C. 4 ; The Well
House, Wimbledon. CZufis: St. Stephen's. (C2715)
JEFF, Capt. Robert Hunter, O.B.E.
JEFFERIES, Marguerite, M.B.E, B.Sc. (Lond.) ; d. of
John Robert Jeff eries, of Ipswich. Educ: Ipswich High School,
and Westfield CoU, London. Poor Law Guardian, Ipswich.
War Work : Member of foUowing Committees : Ipswich War
Savings, Ipswich Communal Kitchen, of the Mayor's (Ipswich)
War Relief Fund, of the Ipswich War Pensions, of East Suffolk
Women's Agricultural. Address : 2, Park Road, Ipswich. (M3760)
JEFFERSON, Capt. Henry, C.B.E, R.N. ; 6. 1865 ; s. of
Henry Thomas Jefferson; to. Violet Catherine, d. of late
William Harrison, of Winscales, Cumberland. Dep. Naval
Assistant Director of Transports. Great War 1914-19 (de
spatches). Address: Upton nr. Birkenhead. Clubs: Junior
Army and Navy ; and Conservative, Liverpool. (C2256)
JEFFERSON, Capt. Herbert, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
JEFFERY, Benjamin James Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 31 Dec.
1870. War Work : Foreman of the Yard, EM. Dockyard,
Devonport, until July, 1917, then Senior Foreman of the
Yard at H.M. Naval Base, Invergordon. Address : 28, Ford
Hill, Devonport, Devon. (M8629)
JEFFERY, Florence Augusta, O.B.E, Medaille de la
Reine Elisabeth ; d. of the late John Jeffery, of Broadmead, nr.
Folkestone. War Work : In charge of Free Buffet for Soldiers
and SaUors, Folkestone Pier, 1914-19. Address : Broadmead,
nr. Folkestone, Kent. (010729)
JEFFERY, Eng.-Comm.-Lieut. George Hoare, O.B.E,
R.N. JEFFERY, Major George Russell, O.B.E.
JEFFERY, Herbert Orthelstan, M.B.E.
JEFFERY, Major John, O.B.E, M.C.
JEFFERY, Margaret Arm, O.B.E, MedaUle de la Reine
Elisabeth ; d. of the late John Jeffery, Esq., of Broadmead,
nr. Folkestone. War Work : In charge of Free Buffet for
Soldiers and SaUors, Folkestone Pier, 1914-19. Address :
Broadmead, nr. Folkestone, Kent. (010730)
JEFFERY, Lieut. Reginald, O.B.E, R.F.A.
JEFFERY, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Thomas Walter, O.B.E,
R.N. JEFFERYS, Capt. Arthur Harold, O.B.E, M.C.
JEFFERYS, Edward Compton, M.B.E, 6. 19 Jan.
1877 ; s. of John Compton Jefferys, of Highgate. Educ. :
TMiaw CoU, Durham. Secretary. War Work : Ministry
of Munitions, Trench Warfare Dept, as Secretary to Sir
Alexander Roger, 1915-19. Address: Swanmore, Hendon.
Club : Royal AutomobUe. (M1957)
JEFFES, George Ernest, O.B.E.
JEFFREY, Edward James, M.B.E.
JEFFREYS, Charles Nicholas Theodore, M.B.E, 6.
19 Nov. 1877 ; s. of the late Walter PoweU Jeffreys, D.L,
J.P, of Forde, Ludlow, Salop ; to. Ida Baines, d. of the late
Sir Arthur Bower, of Forwood, Bart, P.C, M.P, ofthe Priory,
Gateacre, Lancs. Educ. : Radley. Deputy Town Clerk of
Brighton. War Work: Chief Superintendent, Brighton
Force of Special Constables. Address : 7, Windlesham
Gardens, Brighton. Clubs : New (Brighton) ; Leander R.C.
(M601)
JEFFREYS, Capt. Henry Albert Gravious, O.B.E,
A.P.C, E.A.F.
JEFFREYS, Hon. Brig.-Gen. Patrick Douglas, C.B,
0.B.E, J.P, C.C, fi. 29 July, 1848 ; s. of the late General
E. R. Jeffreys, C.B. of Seafield House, Ryde, I. W. ; to.
Maude Maynard, d. of the late Sir Richard 0. Oldfield. Educ. :
Marlborough CoU, and Royal MUitary Coll, Sandhurst.
Entered 88th Regt. 1866 ; Captain 1878 ; Major, Connaught
Rangers, 1881 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1887 ; Brevet Col. 1891 ;
Col 1894 ; retired 1905 ; Brigade Major, Bengal, 1882-87 ;
A.A.G. Sirhind Dist. 1887-88 ; A.A.G. Quetta Dist. 1889-94 ;
A.A.U. at Headquarters in India 1894-98 ; in command of a
£nd Class District in India 1898-1903 ; Hon. Brig.-Gen. 1912 ;
?2_S CamPaign 1879 (Medal with clasp) ; Burmese Expedition
1886-87 as Brig. Maj. ; capture of Kemmendine Princes Camp
(despatches, Medal with clasp Brev. of Lieut.-Col.); Zhob
Field Force 1890 as A.A.G. (Despatches Brev.-Col.) ; in
command of 2nd Brigade Malakand and Buner Field Forces
™.u 'T • Frontier of India 1897-98 (Despatches twice, Medal
with clasp). War Work : Commanded East Group, Kent
Volunteer Regiment, 1915-19. Address : Doddington Place,
Sittrngbourne, Kent. Club : United Service. (07323)
JEFFRIES, Henry Charles, O.B.E.
JEFFRIES, Major Lewis Wibmer, D.S.O, O.B.E, M.B.
U.S., fi. 1884 ; m. 1917, Shirley Frances Singleton. Educ. :

Prince Alfred Coll, Adelaide ; Adelaide Univ. AustraUan
Army Med. Corps ; Dep. Assist. Director of Med Sers •
served in the Great War, 1914-16 (despatches). (01961)
JEFFRIES, Martha, O.B.E, fi. 11 Aug. 1866; d. of
WUliam Harris, of Sydney, Australia ; to. Charles Henry,
s. of William James, of London. Educ. : AustraUa. Officer,
Salvation Army. War Work : Organised and directed women
officers to visit wounded soldiers in 40 hospitals London and
district, who distributed comforts, arranged accommodation
for visiting relatives, communicated with friends, etc. Address :
200, KUmarnock Road, Shawlands, Glasgow. (O10731)
JEHANGHIR, Cowasjee, O.B.E, CLE, J.P, 6. Feb.
1879 ; s. of Sir Cowasjee Jehanghir, Bart. ; to. Hilla, d.ot H. A.
Hormarju. of Lowju Castle, Bombay. Educ. : St. Xavier's
Coll. Bombay ; St. John's Coll. Cambridge. Address : Malabar
HiU, Bombay. Clubs : Asian ; WiUingdon ; Ripon ; Bombay. (0898)
JEKYLL, Agnes. Lady, D.B.E, 6. 12 Oct. 1861 ; d. of
WUliam Graham; to. Col. Sir Herbert JekyU, K.C.M.G, R.E.
Lady of Justice of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem Chair
man of the Borstal Institution Visiting Committee, Aylesbury.
War Work : Chairman, St. John and British Red CrossHospital
Supply Warehouse, St. John's Gate, Clerkenwell. Address :
Munstead House, Godalming, Surrey. Club : Ladies' Empire. (D12)
JEKYLL, Annie, M.B.E.
JELLICOE, Brig.-Gen. Riohard Carey, C.B.E, D S 0
JELLICORSE, Major Harold, O.B.E, J.P, late Royal
Sussex Regt, 6. 26 June, 1864 ; s. of E. J. B. Jellicorse, of
Fallowfleld, Lancashire ; to. Edith Emily, d. of Col. R. E. W.
Garnham, of Densworth, near Chichester. Educ. : Dulwich
Coll. War Work : Posting Officer for Sussex ; Posting Officer
Army Trade Test Centre, Woolwich ; Hon. Organising Sec. of
Committee formed by the Board of Admiralty, the Army
Council, and the Air Ministry, to consider and report upon
questions affecting the interests of those who have served and
are serving in the Royal Navy, the Army, and Royal Air Force.
Club : Naval and MUitary. (07325)
JELLY, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Frank, O.B.E, R.E.
JEMMINSON, H., M.B.E.
JENKIN, Lieut.-Col. Charles Frewen, C.B.E, M.Inst.CE,
R.A.F, 6. 24 Sept. 1865 ; s. of Henry Charles Fleeming Jenkin,
of Edinburgh ; m. Mary Oswald, d. of Lord Mackenzie, of
Edinburgh. Educ. : Edinburgh Academy ; Edinburgh Uni
versity ; Cambridge University. Professor of Engineering
Science, Oxford. War Work : Lieut. -Com, R.N.V.R, trans
ferred to R.A.F. ; Director of Materials Section, Technical
Dept, Air Ministry. Addresses : Engineering Laboratory,
Parks Road, Oxford ; Brasenose CoUege, Oxford ; 7, Fyfield
Road, Oxford. (C1897)
JENKIN, Francis Charles, C.B.E. Dep. Sup. Hongkong
Special PoUce Reserve. Address : Hongkong. " (C395)
JENKIN, Henry Archibald, O.B.E.
JENKINS, Albert David, M.B.E.
JENKINS, Ann Nora, Mrs., O.B.E.
JENKINS, Frances Edith, M.B:E. War Work : Signal
Division, Admiralty. Club : New Century. (M3762)
JENKINS, Brig.-Gen. Francis Conway, C.B.E, 6. 25 Jan.
1888 ; s. of Edmund Ernest, of Westcliff ; to. Winifred Vera,
d. of Thomas Cooper, of Worthing. Educ. : Privately.
Managing Director, British Motor Trading Corporation, Ltd.
War Work : Director of Aircraft Acceptance, Director of
Parks and Depots, Air Ministry ; PUot's Certificate, May, 1911 ;
Second Class St. Stanislaus of Russia ; Commander Order of
Redeemer of Greece. Addresses : Middle Fell, Whyteleafe,
Surrey ; 25 Jermyn St, S.W. 1. Clubs : Badminton ; London
Country ; R.A.F. (C536)
JENKINS, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Howard, O.B.E,
CM. Address : Micomi, Florida, (08125)
JENKINS, Capt. George John, O.B.E, M.B, F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C. (T.).
JENKINS, Herbert George, O.B.E, 6. 1873 ; s. of the
late Capt. WiUiam Henry Jenkins, of Dublin. Educ : St.
Thomas's Church School, Seaforth. Master Mariner ; Master
of the EUerman Hall Line Steamer " Newby Hall " en route
for Perim Island. War Work : Master of H.M.S. " Branksome
Hall " employed in carrying Government Stores, etc, between
England and France, principle loading port being Manchester ;
H.M.S. " Denbigh Hall," which was sunk in May, 1918 when
bound home from River Plata. Addresses : 40, Clarendon
Road, Egremont, Cheshire ; HaU Line, Limited, Liverpool.
Club : Mercantile Marine Service Association, Liverpool
Lodge 594. (01476)
JENKINS, Jenkin, M.B.E, v. 22 June, 1863 ; s. of
Henry Jenkins, of New Quay, Cardiganshire ; m. Margaret,
d. of Thomas Davies, of New Quay, Cardiganshire. Master
Mariner. War Work : Commanding Naval Transport Collier.
Address : Craig-y-mor, New Quay, Cardiganshire. (M3763)
JENKINS, Lieut.-Col. John Alexander, O.B.E.
JENKINS, Mary Ann, Mrs. Address : 30, Newland St„
Barry, Glam. (M8632)
JENKINS, Brig.-Gen. Noble Fleming, C.M.G, C.B.E,
fi. 29 Oct. 1860 ; s. of D. J. Jenkins, M.P, of Penryn and
Falmouth; m. 1st, MabeKwho died 1918), d.oi Maj.-Gen. J. F.
Richardson, C.B. ; 2nd, Muriel, d. of Major L. B. Edgar.
Educ. : Rugby and R.M.C. Sandhurst. Deputy Secretary,
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts.
War Work : Served in South African War ; in Great War as

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Capt. with 2nd Border Regt. (7th Division) 1914 ; Lieut.-Col.
7th East Yorks, 1915; Infantry Brigade, 1916; Deputy
Commander, Machine Gun Corps, 1917-18; three times
mentioned in despatches. Address: 32, Greycoat Gardens.
Westminster, S.W.1. (C1635)
JENKINS, Percy Fitzgerald, M.B.E, 6. 3 Nov. 1883 ;
s of Watkin WiUiam Jenkins, of Aberdour, Cleveland Road,
Paignton, South Devon ; to. Florence Maude, d. of AUred
Syrett, J.P, of Sydenham, London. Educ. : Dudley Grammar
School, and Lycee Lakanal, Sceaux, Paris. Director of
Grainger & Smith, Ltd, Dudley. War Work: Hon. Sec.
of Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Association, Dudley Branch ;
Hon. Sec. of Statutory Committee, then Naval and MiUtary
War Pensions Dudley Local Committee, and various Sub
committees and County Committees in connection with the
same work ; Member of Dudley Old Age Pensions Committee ;
Member of War Savings Committee. Address : Redlands,
Stourbridge. (M8633)
JENKINS, Capt. Rees, M.B.E, 5. 31 Aug. 1886 ; s. of
Thomas Jenkins, of Blaencorrwg, Glamorganshire ; m. Vera
Muriel, d. of Herbert Selwood Sutton, of Neath, Glam. Educ. :
Bath CoU, and Germany . War Work: Joined H.A.C out
break of war, afterwards commissioned in Welsh Regt. ;
transferred InteUigence Corps, then Aeronautical Commission
of Control, Berlin. Address : 37, Gloucester Road, Kew,
Surrey. (M1958)
JENKHSfS, Lieut. Stanley Evan, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
JENKINS, Thomas Lewis, O.B.E.
JENKINS, Walter St. David, C.B, C.B.E. Director of
Contracts, Admiralty ; Order of Crown of Italy ; Legion of
Honour. (C211)
JENKmSON, Alfred James, O.B.E, 6. 30 AprU, 1877 ;
s. of the Rev. Arthur Jenkinson, of InneUan, N.B. ; m. Hilda
Mary, d. of John Turner, of London. Educ : Fettes CoU,
Edinburgh, and Hertford CoU, Oxford. Fellow and Tutor
of Brasenose Coll, Oxford. War Work : War Office, Arma
ments Output Committee, Intelligence Branch, May, 1915 ;
Ministry of Munitions, Labour Department, July, 1915, to
Dec. 1916, and Secretariat, Historical Records Section, Jan.
1917, to Sept. 1919. Address : Stamford House, Oxford.
Club: Authors'. (010735)
JENKDJSON, Mark Webster, C.B.E, fi. 1878 ; s. ot
Mark Jenkinson, of Sherwood, Kenwood Park Road, Sheffield.
Chartered Accountant, 30, Cecil Chambers, Strand, W.C. ;
ControUer of Factory Audits and Costs ; Ministry of Munitions
Chief Liquidator Munitions Contracts. Clubs : Royal
AutomobUe ; Authors'. (C537)
JENKINSON, Mary AdeUne, M.B.E.
JENKINSON, Stanley Noel, M.B.E.
JENKINSON, Lieut.-Comm. Thomas Norman, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. JENKINSON, WiUiam RusseU, M.B.E.
JENKS, Capt. Herbert WilUam, M.B.E, 6. 2 June, 1878 ;
s. of WUliam Jenks, of Norwich. Educ. : Binfield Coll,
Clapham. War Work : Officer in His Majesty's Army. (M5381)
JENNENS, Lenore SybU, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 9 May, 1889 : d.
of Sir GUbert Barling, Bart, (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Capt.
Keith Jennens. War Work: Motor Transport, V.A.D.
Hospital, Highbury, Moor Green, Birmingham ; Aero Engine
Construction, Dumfries, GaUoway Works ; Ministry of Muni
tions, DUution of Labour, Aero Section ; Aeronautical Inspec
tion Department, Engines. Address : 8, Glebe Place, Chelsea.
Club: Writers'. (M8635)
JENNER, Major Lawrence Wynyard, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
JENNEY, Col. Archibald Offley, C.B.E.; 6. 1864; s. of
ate Arthur Henry Jenny, of Ditchingham Lodge, Norfolk (see
Bukke'S Landed Gentry) ; m. Doreen Mary, d. of Col. Gerard
Paul Townshend, Elcot Park, Hungerford; Col. Royal Scots,
Great War 1914-19 (despatches). (C1274)
JENNINGS, Arthur Oldham, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 15 July,
1855 ; s. of Frederick Jennings, of Framlingham, Suffolk ;
m. Mabel, d. of John Newnham Winter, of Brighton. Registrar
of Brighton County Court ; Chairman of Court of Referees
for S. Sussex. War Work : Superintendent in Special Con
stabulary, Brighton. Addresses: 29, Adelaide Crescent,
Hove ; Chelwood Clump, DanehUl, Sussex. Club : New,
Brighton. (M8636)
JENNINGS, Lieut.-Col. Edward Charles, C.B.E, J.P, 6.
17 July, 1877 ; s. of Richard Edward Jennings, D.L, J.P, of
Gelli-deg, Kidwelly, S. Wales ; to. Ethel Anita Dawes, d. of
Thomas Teece Whitehurst, of The Mount, Shrewsbury. Educ. :
Eton. J.P, Carmarthenshire ; County Director, British
Red Cross Society ; Member, Territorial Association, Car
marthenshire ; Commanding 6th Batt. (S.R.), Royal FusUiers.
War Work : 2nd in command, 6th Batt, Royal FusUiers, from
Aug. 1914 ; Commanded 6th Batt. (S.R.), Royal Fusiliers, from
March, 1917 ; mentioned in despatches. Clubs : Army and
Navy ; Junior Constitutional. (C1636)
JENNINGS, Major George Leslie, O.B.E.
JENNINGS, Harry John, M.B.E.
JENNINGS, Ida, Mrs, M.B.E, d. ol the Rev. A. Bennett,
of Houghtou-le-Spring, Co. Durham : to. Edward James,
8. of Dr. E. Jennings, of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Educ. : Har-
rowden HaU, WeUingboro ; Glasgow ; Hanover. War Work :
Commandant AuxUiary Military Hospital, Abington Avenue,
Northampton, 1915-19. (M3764)
JENNINGS, Capt. Leonard, O.B.E, 6. 10 Nov. 1877 ; s. of
S. Jennings, of Acton, Middlesex. Educ : Privately. War
Work : EnUsted in the Surrey Yeomanry, Sept. 1914 ; Com

missioned "2nd Lieut, in the Northumberland Hussars
21 Feb. 1915 ; Served in France and Belgium on the General
Staffs of the 4th Army and the XIX Corps ; mentioned in
despatches. Address : 11, Cheyne Gardens, Chelsea, S.W. 3
Club : Chelsea Arts. (05428)
JENNINGS, Leonard WiUiam, M.B.E. '
JENNINGS, Capt. Percy John, O.B.E, R.E.
JENNINGS, Col. Richard, C.B.E, M.D, late A.M.S., 6
2 Jan. 1858 ; s. of Martin Jennings, of Oldcourt, Creagn, Co'
Cork ; to. Mabel, died 13 July, 1919, d. of John Borthwick
Paterson, late of Elmstone, Kent, and of Smyrna. Educ ¦
Privately; Queen's CoUege, Cork. War Work: Adminis
trative Medical Appointments in the Southern Command
Address : ChevreUe, Southsea, Hants. Club : Royal Albert
Yacht, Southsea. (C281)
JENSEN, Major H. D., O.B.E, M.C. J
JENSEN, W., Mrs. : see Gregory, W, Mrs. Gordon-.
JEPHCOTT, Susan, Mrs., M.B.E. War Work: Com
mandant V.A.D. Hospital, Alcester. Address : Hardwick
House, Alcester. (M8640)
JEPHSON, Major, P.H.R., O.B.E. '
JEPPE, Julius, C.B.E.; Services in connection with
Hospitals and General War Work, Johannesburg, during Great
War. (C3211)
JEREMY, Mary Ethel, O.B.E, M.B, B.Ch, fi. 1864;
d. of Daniel Davies Jeremy, of Dublin. Educ : Alexandra
College, DubUn ; Privately ; Royal Free Hospital School
of Medicine. War Work : Medical Officer, University
CoUege Hospital, Southampton, July, 1916 to Jan. 1919.
Address : Meadowside, ColehiU, Wimborne. Club : Hants
and Dorset Ladies' (Bournemouth). (04314)
JERMAIN, Comm. Harry Bingham, O.B.E, R.N.
JERMYN, Ida Mary, O.B.E, W.R.N.S.
JERRAM, Frederiok Horace Oldershaw, M.B.E.
JERRARD, Lieut.-Col. Augustus George Aimes, C.B.E.
3rd Batt. Somerset L.I. Served on the N.W. Frontier of
India, 1897-98 (medal with clasp) ; Sierra Leone, 1898-99
(medal with clasp) ; S. Africa, 1900 (Queen's medal with four
clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1637)
JERRARD, Gamett Longsdou, M.B.E.
JERSEY, Margaret Elizabeth, Dowager Countess of,
C.B.E, 6. 29 Oct. 1849 ; e.d. of 2nd Baron Leigh (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. Victor Albert George, 7th Earl of Jersey, P.C,
G.C.B, G.C.M.G. (d. 1915) (see Burke's Peerage). WarWork:
Red Cross Central Workrooms (Hon. Sec). Address: 18,
Montagu Square, W. 1. Club : Ladies' Empire. (C2716)
JERVIS, Ethel Mary PARKER-, O.B.E, d. of W. R.
Parker- Jervis, Meaford and Park HaU, Staffs. War Wort:
Commandant of Sandon Red Cross Hospital, 1915-19 ; Chair
man of Stone War Refugees Committee, 1914-19 ; Medaille
de la Reine Elizabeth. Address : Meaford Stone, Staffs.
Club : Ladies' Army and Navy. (0631)
JERVOISE, Rear-Adm. Edmund Purefoy Ellis, C.B.E,
R.N, fi. 24 AprU, 1861 ; s. of F. J. E. Jervoise, of Herriard
Park, Basingstoke, Hants ; to. AUce J. M, d. of G. Christian,
of Bighton Wood, Alresford, Hants. Address : Newton Valence
Place, Alton, Hants. Clubs : Junior United Service. (C538)
JERVOISE, Edwyn, M.B.E, A.M.I.CE, A.M.I.E.E,
6. 13 June, 1884 ; s. of F. M. E. Jervoise, of Herriard Park,
Basingstoke (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; Educ : Univ.
CoU, London. Late Section Director, Ministry of Munitions,
Gun Manufacture Dept. Clubs : Royal Societies' ; Roe
hampton. (M8641)
JESS, Brig.-Gen. Carl Herman, C.M.G, C.B.E. D.S.O.;
6. 1884 ; s. of George Jess, of Bendigo, Victoria ; m. Marjory,
d. of D. McGibbon, of Melbourne. War Services : Great War,
1914-18, GaUipoU as Staff Capt, Brigade Major, and Com
manding a Bn. and an Infantry Brig, (despatches thrice).
Addresses: Montalto, MUler St, Fitzroy, Melbourne. Clubs:
Naval and Military, Melbourne and Adelaide. (C3196)
JESSAP, Charles Townsley, M.B.E, 6. 29 June, 1888 ; s.
of Thomas Jessap, of Lincoln. Practising Accountant, Skeg
ness ; Member Urban District CouncU, Skegness ; FeUow of
Incorporated Secretaries' Association. War Work: 2J years
Adjutant of 4th Reserve Batt. The Lincolnshire Regt.;
awarded M.B.E. for organising and adnrinistrative work in
that capacity, and previously "mentioned" for the same
work. Address : Gordon House, Skegness. (M5382)
JESSEP, Capt. Alfred James, M.B.E.
JESSIMAN, Major George Gaston, O.B.E.
JESSON, George Arthur Touchet, M.B.E, A.M.I.M.E.,
A.I.A.E, 6. May 31, 1885 ; s. of Thomas Jesson, of Cam
bridge ; m. Gwladys Bronwyn Violet, d. of A. J. Hunter,
of Swinton, Lancs. Educ. : Felsted School. Governor and
Hon. Sec. Manchester ChUdren's Hospital ; Director Messrs.
Hale, Peam & Co, Ltd, Manchester. War Work: Chair
man of Grove House Red Cross Hosspital ; of Pendleton
B.R.C.S. " Smokes " Fund ; of Pendleton B.R.C.S. Comforts
Section ; of Swinton Dist. Nat. War Savings Assocn. ; of
Dlams-o'-th'-Height Belgian Colony ; Commandant Men's
Detachment E. Lanes. No. 7. Address : Endsley, Swinton,
Lancashire. Clubs : Constitutional, Manchester ; Western,
Eccles. (M8642)
JESSOP, Major Bernard, O.B.E, R.E.
JESSOP, Gertrude, M.B.E.
JESSOP, WiUiam, O.B.E.
JESTY, Ernest, M.B.E.
JEUNE, Charles Henry, M.B.E, fi. 1877 ; s.. of late
Henry WUUam Jeune. Purchasing Agent, Great Eastern

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Johnson

RaUway Company. War Work : 1916-19, Sub. -section
director, RaUway Materials Department, Ministry of Munitions,
War Office, Embankment Annexe ; administered suppUes of
permanent way, roUlng stock and other railway materials
from Great Britain for France, Belgium, Italy and other
allied countries both for military and civil requirements ;
Member of the Centralising Railway Committee of the Com
mission Internationale de RavitaUlement, and of the Railways
Priority Committee of the Ministry of Munitions. Address :
Liverpool Street Station, London, E.C2. Club : Constitu
tional. (M8644)
JEWELL, Bertie, O.B.E, 6. 6 July, 1881 ; s. of Thomas
James JeweU, of London ; m. Ethel Ada, d. of Henry Stony,
of Southsea. Educ. : WUson's Grammar School. Sec.
H.M. Dookyard, Portsmouth. War Work : At Malta, Pembroke,
'Dover Dockyards, and R.N. Torpedo Factory, Greenock.
Address : H.M. Dockyard, Portsmouth. (010736)
JEWELL, Frank Ashton, M.B.E. J.P.
JEWELL, Henry James, O.B.E, 6. 1 Aug. 1871 ; s. of
Henry JeweU, of Torrington, N. Devon ; to. Flora AUce, d. of
George Charles Wickham, Kings Lynn. Educ. : Brompton
School. Manager in United Kingdom B. and N. Line,
Norwegian Royal MaU Steamship ; Director Haycock, Cadle
and Graham, Ltd. ; Director United Advertising Service,
Ltd. War Work : Chairman and Divisional Officer, London
and Home Counties Road Transport Board, Board of Trade.
AiWresses .' The Poplars, Enfield Road, Southgate, London,
_f. 14 ; 179 and 353, Strand, London, W.C Club : National
Liberal. (010737)
JEWELL, WilUam Henry, O.B.E, M.D, D.P.H.
JEZZARD, Flying Officer Frank, M.B.E.
JICKLING, Major Charles Maurice, O.B.E.
JIMENEZ, Vivian Eustace, M.B.E.
JOANES, Capt. Walter, M.B.E.
JOB, Herbert Shipley, O.B.E.
JOBLING, Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 28 Oct. 1861 ; s. of
Thomas Jobling, of Wallsend-on-Tyne ; to. Sarah Jane, d. of
Robert Robson, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. : Walker
Factory School. Foreman Blacksmith. War Work : Em
ployed by Messrs. Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson, Ltd,
Neptune Works, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Address : Rosalind,
Appletree Gardens, WalkerviUe, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (M1961)
JODRELL, Mary RenneU, Lady COTTON-, O.B.E..
e.d. of late Am. RenneU Coleridge, of Salston, Devon ; to. 1878.
Col. Sir Edward Thomas Davenant Cotton-JodreU, K.C.B,
T.D, J.P, D.L, of Reaseheath Hall, Cheshire (died 1917)
(see Burke's Peerage). Address : 2, Portman Sq, W.l ;
Reaseheath HaU, Nantwich ; SaUcross Manor, Whaley Bridge.
(010738)
JODRELL, Dorothy Lynch, Mrs. RAMSDEN-, C.B.E,
6. 1879 ; d. of the late Sir E. T. S. Cotton-JodreU (see Burke's
Peerage, Combermere V.), of Reaseheath HaU, Nantwich, and
ShaUcross Manor, Whaley Bridge ; m. Lt.-Col. Henry Ramsden,
CM.G. (who assumed the additional surname of JodreU on his
wife's succeeding to the Jodrell estate, 1920); s. of Capt. J. C.
Ramsden (see Burke's Peerage), of WUlinghurst, Guildford.
War Work : Organiser of Y.M.C.A. Munitions Canteens.
Addresses : Taxal Lodge, Whaley Bridge ; 10, Stanhope Street,
W. 2. (C2894)
JOEL, Capt. Herbert CecU, O.B.E.
JOHN, Edwin, C.B.E. Address : Ages, United Provinces,
India. (C197)
JOHN, Paymaster-Lieut. Henry Brynmor, M.B.E, R.N.
JOHN, Capt. Jordan Constantine, O.B.E, I.M.S, M*.
JOHN, Major Niohol Shaw, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
JOHNS, Arthur WiUiam, C.B.E. Assistent Director of
Naval Construction, Admiralty. (C2717)
JOHNS, Lieut. Frederick, M.B.E, R.A.O.C
JOHNS, Capt. Frederick Nelson, O.B.E, R.E.
JOHNS, Richard John, M.B.E.
JOHNS, Capt. WiUiam Alexander, M.B.E, R.E.
JOHNSON, Adela, Mrs., M.B.E, A.C.P. ; d. of W. Howell
Lambourne, of Oxford ; m. the late Rev. Henry, s. of WiUiam
Johnson. Educ. : Oxford and Cheltenham. Secretary. War
Work: Superintendent of the Training Classes for Women
Clerks, Aircraft Production Department, Ministry of Munitions.
Addresses : The Rectory, South Hackney, E. 9 ; 59, Bainton
Road, Oxford. (M8647)
JOHNSON, Agnes Norah, Mrs., M.B.E.
JOHNSON, Lieut. Albert, O.B.E, R.F.A, 6. 8 Sept.
1889 ; 8. of Charles Johnson, of Ashford, Kent ; m. Miriam,
d. of P. B. Newall, of Aneriey, S.E. Educ. : Tonbridge,
Kent. War Work : France and Flanders, 1914-18 ; Capt.
Instructor in Gunnery, 1918-19, at Parkhurst, I. of W.
Addresses : 54th A.A. Co. R.A, Dalmeny, N.B. ; 43, Maple
Road, Aneriey, S.E. (07331)
JOHNSON, Alfred Joseph, O.B.E, fi. 7 Dec. 1873 ; s. of
Joseph Johnson, of Harbome ; m. Ida, d. of Frank Newman,
of Sutton, Surrey. Educ. : New Hall CoU. Chairman and
Governing Director of The Chad Valley Co, Ltd, of Harborne ;
.Director of Chafen & Newman, Ltd, Riverside Engineers,
London. War Work : Sub-Commissioner for National Service
in Birmingham ; Deputy Divisional Food Commissioner for
Midland Counties. Address: The Oaklands, Knowle, War
wickshire. (010739)
JOHNSON, Lieut. AUred WiUiam, M.B.E.
JOHNSON, Major Arthur Ainslie, O.B.E.
JOHNSON, Arthur Henry, O.B.E.
JOHNSON, Capt. Cuthbert, M.B.E.

JOHNSON, Diana Mabel, M.B.E, 6. 26 May, 1872;
d. of the late Capt. F. Johnson, R.A, and of H.M. Prison
Service. Educ. : Privately. Companion Governess. War
Work: Canteen Work; Q.M.A.A.C. Official. Address:
c/o Mrs. Kidd, Graylingwell, Chichester. (M4532)
JOHNSON, Dorothy, M.B.E. ; d. of F. G. Johnson, of
Clayton Hall, Newcastle, Staffs. Educ : St. Leonard's School,
St. Andrews, Fife. Hon. Sec. of the North Staffordshire
Cripples Aid Society (Hanley Branch). War Work : Com
mandant of the Red Cross Hospital, The Hollies, Trent Vale,
for troops in training (30 beds) ; Assistant Commandant ol
the Red Cross Hospital, Sandon Hall, Stafford (110 beds).
Address : Clayton HaU, Newcastle, Staffordshire. (M3766)
JOHNSON, Lieut.-Col. Edgar David, O.B.E, R.A.V.C. (T).
JOHNSON, Edith Clara, M.B.E, fi. 12 April, 1864 : d. ot
the Rev. Henry I. Johnson, Head Master of Royal Institution
School, Liverpool, and formerly Rector of Trinity Church,
Port Elizabeth, S. Africa. Educ. : Privately, and Ladies'
Coll, Cheltenham. Teacher, Bolton High School for Girls
and Clifton High School for Girls ; Voluntary Social Economic
work, Kensington. War Work : Hon. Sec. of the Kensington
War Savings Local Central Committee, and various other
movements for encouraging saving and general economy,
both in Kensington and other parts of London. Address :
46, Campden House Court, Kensington, W. 8. (M3767)
JOHNSON, Edward Odium, O.B.E, I.S.A.
JOHNSON, Edwin Thomas, M.B.E.
JOHNSON, Lieut. Edwin WUliam, M.B.E.
JOHNSON, 2nd Lieut. Ernest Alfred, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
JOHNSON, Ernest James, O.B.E, Fellow of the Institute
of Municipal Treasurers and Accountants' (Incorporated), 6.
24 Feb. 1879 ; s. of Edward Johnson, of Barking, Essex ;
m. Edith Sarah, d. of James TuUy, of Brixton, Surrey. Educ. :
Privately. Borough Treas, East Ham Corporation. War
Work : Treasurer, East Ham War Pensions Committee, Local
Committee for the Prevention and Relief of CivU Distress,
the Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Association, Mayors
Belgian Relief Fund, and Mayor's Memorial to the FaUen
Fund. Address : Bryn-Teg, 30, Lee Park, Blackheath, S.E. 3.
(010740)
JOHNSON, Major-Gen. (Hon.) ^Frederick Francis,
C.B, C.B.E, D.L, 6. 1 May, 1852 ; s. of the Rev. John Evans
Johnson, D.D, of 70, Harcourt Street, Dublin ; m. Bertha,
d. of Henry Gotto, of New House Park, St. Albans. Educ. :
Cheltenham ; Trinity College, Dublin. Secretary, Territorial
Force Association, County of Essex. War Work : Joined
69th Regt, 1874 ; transferred to 50th Regt, 1875 ; Ad].
att. 0. and T. Staff, 1881-89 ; Adj. transferred Army Service
Corps, 1889 ; D.A.A.G, and Chief Staff Officer, Jamaica,
1887-90; D.A.A.G, Belfast District, 1891-94; A.A.G.
N.E. District 1900-3 ; General Officer in Charge, Administra
tion Southern Command, July, 1915 to Oct. 1916 ; Served in
the Egyptian War (medal and clasp for Tel-el-Kebir, 4th
class, Medjidieh, Khedive's star), South African War, 1899-
1900 (medal and three clasps, C.B.) ; Decorated for services
as Asst. Director of Supplies for South Africa, 1899-1900;
promoted Hon. Major-Gen. for valuable services during the
War, 3 June, 1917 ; County Commandant Essex Volunteer
Corps, July, 1917 to Jan. 1920. Address : Hill House, Danbury,
Chelmsford. Clubs : Army and Navy ; United Service. (C2125)
JOHNSON, Frederick WiUiam, M.B.E.
JOHNSON, Major (A. Lieut.-Col.) Frederiok WiUiam,
O B E T D , R.A.M.C. (T.), 6. 14 Oct. 1876 ; s. of the late
Dr. WiUiam J. Johnson, of Bawtry, Yorkshire; m. Mary-
Irene, d. of Herbert Stephenson, of Slade Hooton HaU, Laughton,
Yorks. Educ. : King Edward VI School, Retford ; Leeds
University. War Work : Served with 1st N. Midland Field
Ambulance, R.A.M.C. (T.F.), from outbreak of War to May,
1917, in France and Belgium (six months m England) ^Com
manded 2/2nd N. Midland Field Amb, R.A.M.C. (T.F ), in
France and Belgium from May, 1917 to March, 1919. ¦Address:
Nearfield House, Bawtry, Yorkshire. J05!30'
JOHNSON, Lieut.-Col. George HamUton, C.B.E. Canadian
Forestry Corps; served in the Great War, WlS-l^
<d JOHNSON, Rev. Gifford Henry, M.B.E, M.A, 6. 30 Nov.
1859 ' s of Henry Johnson ; to. Katharine Frances Sinclair,
d. of Fleet-Surgeon R. 0. Scott, R.N. Educ .-Tonbridge
School: Dover Coll.; Merton Coll, Oxford.. War Work :
B.R.C.S. orderly, Calais, Paris Plage, and Salonica. ¦Address.
97, Park Lane, Croydon. ,.„.,_. „ „ „ Jf-^P
JOHNSON, Lieut. Harold Ceoil John, O.B.E, R.A.O.C,
L%CHNSON,'HHarold Josse, O.B.E M.B, M.R.C.S
L ECP L s!A, D.P.H, R.A.M.C, 6. 25 March, 1858 ; s.oi
George Noah Johnson, of Bishopgate London ; to. Emily
Jane d of T S Foxwell.of Shepton Mallet. Educ. : Neuwied,
Germany iid Univ. CoU, London Chief Medical Officer,
Gresham Assurance Societies ; late . House Surgeon, St.
Bartholomew's Hospital ; late Sen. Assist Medical Officer, Co.
Asvlum Gloucester. War Work: Resident Medical Officer
(unpaid), Westminster Hospital, S.W. 1, Aug. 1914, to April
1919 (Ulloloi
JOHNSON, Capt. Harry Bertram, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.O.C.
JOHNSON, Henry, O.B.E.
JOHNSON, Major Henry CampbeU, 0.B.E, M.V.O,
K O Y L I 6. 13 May, 1879 ; s. of Col. C H. Johnson, of
Thomgumbald Hall, Hull; to. Marjorie Gooch, d of J. A.
Cottam, of Galmpton, Devon. Educ. : Repton. War Work :

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S. African War, 1899-1902 ; France, 1916. Address : Thorn-
gumbald HaU, near Burstwick, HuU. (07332)
JOHNSON, Henry Langhorne, C.B.E, M.A, 6. 30 Jan.
1874 ; s. of James Edwin Johnson, of Leeds ; to. Muriel Ada,
d. of Worthington Church, of Salters HaU, Sudbury. Educ. :
Leeds Grammar School ; Keble CoUege, Oxford. Coal
Factor, late Second Master, Hurstpierpoint CoUege, Sussex.
War Work : Chief Commissioner of the Church Army on the
Western Front. Address : 12, Higher Drive, Purley, Surrey. (C539)
JOHNSON, Capt. Horace Swales, M.B.E.
JOHNSON, Hubert Lawrance, M.B.E.
JOHNSON, James, O.B.E.
JOHNSON, James, M.B.E, R.N.
JOHNSON, James WiUiam, M.B.E.
JOHNSON, Capt. John Ben, M.B.E, 6. 11 Oct. 1867;
s. of WiUiam Johnson, of Hatfield ; to. Henrietta Susannah,
d. of Charles Jones, A.M.I.CE, of Ealing. Educ. : St. Peter's
CoU, Peterborough. Barrister-at-Law, and Director of
Education for the Borough of Ealing. War Work : Com
mandant, Middlesex 7 V.A.D, and Capt. of No. 5 Co. of the
Eastern Command Volunteer Ambulance Convoy ; Transport
Officer, SouthaU V.A.D. Hospital. Address : 17, Madeley
Road, Ealing, W. 5. (M3768)
JOHNSON, Lieut. Joseph Pratt, M.B.E.
JOHNSON, Margaret LiUan, M.B.E.
JOHNSON, Mary, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. Oct. 1858; d. of
John Rea, of HuU ; m Hubert, d. of Christopher Johnson, of
Boston, Lines. Educ : Kingston Academy, HuU ; Privately.
War Work : 1915, organised Club for Soldiers' and SaUors'
wives, with membership of 1400. and actively associated with
this untU its closing in March, 1919 ; in connection with St.
John Ambulance, did rest station work, and from Sept. 1915, was
closely connected with parcels for Prisoners of War, and organised
workers for same ; 1917-18, Lady Mayoress of the City
and County of Hull, during that period organised meetings
for war savings, food economy, concerts for Serbian refugees,
sewing meetings, and parcel packing for E. Yorks troops,
comforts for E. R. Units, and was interested in aU work that
was for the benefit of the city and its people during that time.
Address : St. Botolphs, The Park, HuU. (03772)
JOHNSON, Mary Eliot, Mrs, O.B.E.
JOHNSON, Percy Faraday, M.B.E.
JOHNSON, Percy Richard, M.B.E.
JOHNSON, Lieut.-Col. PhiUp Henry, C.B.E, D.S.O.
JOHNSON, Capt. Raymond, O.B.E, M.B, F.R.CS.
R.A.M.C (T.).
JOHNSON, Capt. Reginald, M.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C,
6. Sept. 13, 1888 ; s. of Prof. T. Johnson, D.Sc, F.L.S, of
Dublin ; m. Agnes Faith, d. of Thomas McKeow, of King's Co ,
Deland. Educ. : Archbishop Holgate's Grammar School,
York ; Trinity CoU, DubUn. War Work : R.A.M.C. ;
recommended for M.B.E. for work in connection with V.D. in
the Army. Address : c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, Bankers, 3,
Whitehall Place, S.W. (M5385)
JOHNSON, Brig.-Gen. Richard Francis, C.B, C.M.G,
C.B.E, fi. 12 July, 1852 ; s. of R. W. Johnson, D.L, of Worces
tershire ; to. Mabel Edith Moreton, d. of Col. M. J. Wheatley,
C.B, of Gwersylt, Denbighshire. Educ. : Rugby ; R.M.A.
Joined Royal ArtiUery, Sept. 1872 ; Brig.-Major, R.A, Ireland,
1884-89 ; Court Defence Commander, 1906-9 ; S. African
War, 1900-1. War Work: Garrison Com. Portland, 1915-17 ;
Area Commandant, France, 1917 ; Examining Officer, CivU
LiabiUties Dept. (unpaid), 1917-18. Address : 6c, Montagu
Mansions, W. 1. Club : Naval and MiUtary. (C2127)
JOHNSON, Richard Spencer, M.B.E, F.R.G.S, 6. 23 Oct.
1875 ; s. of Edward KUUngworth. R.W.S, of Sible Hedingham,
Essex ; m. Gertrude May, d. of Richard Forster, of South
Hetton, Durham. Educ. : Dulwich Coll. Master Mariner ;
Younger Brother of the London Trinity House. War Work :
Master of S.S. " Hebburn," of London, under Admiralty
requisition during war ; in July, 1918, whilst attached to
H.M. ships on East Coast of Africa, sent landing party on shore,
made up from crew of ship, to assist in defending the Portuguese
town of Kilimane, which was threatened by German forces.
Address : Englefield, West EweU, Surrey. (M8653)
JOHNSON, Col. Robert Arthur, C.B.E, T.D, 6. 20 Mar
1874 ; s. of Rev. A. H. Johnson, of AU Souls' College, Oxford ;
m. Kathleen Eyre, d. of Sir Walpole Lloyd GreenweU, Bt,
of Marden Park, Surrey. Educ. : Winchester ; New College,
Oxford. Assistant Secretary in the Treasury. War Work :
At the outbreak of War was in command of the 9th Cyclist
Battalion, The Hampshire Regt. ; raised the l/9th and 2/9th
BattaUons for foreign service, and commanded the l/9th in
India and Siberia till the conclusion of hostUities. Address ¦
The Terrace House, Roehampton Vale, S.W. Club : Travellers'.
JOHNSON, Robert Stewart, O.B.E.
JOHNSON, Samuel, M.B.E.
JOHNSON, Lieut. Sidney, M.B.E, R.E
JOHNSON, Sydney Frederiok, O.B.E, 6. 26 June, 1857 ;
s. of C J. Johnson, of LlaugoUen ; m. Eleanor Tracey, d. of
J. Parker, of Reading. Educ. : LlangoUen, North Wales.
Railway Superintendent. War Work : Transport of Soldiers,
SaUors, Ambulance, Stores, etc. Address : 52, Tennyson
Road, Small Heath, Birmingham. (010743)
JOHNSON, Lieut. Thomas Frank O.B.E, R N V R
JOHNSON, Violet Charlotte, Mrs, JIBE ' '
JOHNSON, Violet Seymour, Mrs, M.B.E.

JOHNSON, Walter, O.B.E.
JOHNSON, Walter, M.B.E.
JOHNSON, Col. Walter RusseU, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1888 ¦
s. of late Sir Walter Johnson, J.P. Educ: Eastbourne and
Sherborne. Served (1914-19) in GaUipoli, Egypt, and France,
commanding a battalion; and in N. Russia, commanding
Lines of Communication (despatches). Address: Walton HaU
Purleigh, Essex. (C23594)
JOHNSON, WilUam, M.B.E, M.P. '
JOHNSON, WUUam Henry, M.B.E.
JOHNSON, Lieut. WUUam Josiah, M.B.E,
JOHNSON, Capt., Brev.-Major (T. Major, A. Lt.-Col.)
William Frederick, O.B.E, Norfolk Regt, Spec. Res. and
M.G.C (0119456)
JOHNSON, WiUiam Thomas, M.B.E. Genera Distribu
tion Branch, Coal Mines Dept, Board of Trade. (M10258M
JOHNSON, Winifred FarneU, O.B.E.
JOHNSON, Major Guy AUen Colpoys ORMSBY-,
O.B.E, M.C, 6. 25 May, 1886 ; s. of Frederick Colpoys Ormsby,
of Lamorna, Weymouth ; to. Mary IsabeUa, d. of the late
Col. B. G.Humfrey, of Cavanacor, BalUndralt, Co. Donegal.
Educ. : Cheltenham CoU. Formerly Bedfordshire Regt, now
Royal Army Pay Dept. Address : c/o Holt & Co, 3, Whitehall
Place, S.W. Club : Junior United Service. (07533)
JOHNSON, Dennis ROSS-, C.B.E, V.D, 6. 1860 ; s. of
the late H. C. Ross-Johnson, of Inner Temple, Barrister-at-
Law ; to. Edith, d. of R. Restall, of Uitenhage, Cape Colony.
Educ. : University CoUege, London. Traffic Manager, Madras
RaUway, 1901-1906 ; Secretary, Indian RaUway Conference
Association, 1906-11 ; General Manager and Secretary, Bristol
Corporation Docks, from 1911. War Work : Member of
Board of Trade Advisory Committee on Congestion of British
Ports ; Chairman, Bristol Port Labour Committee ; Secretary,
Avonmouth Co-ordination Committee ; Member, Divisional
Road Transport Board ; Member of Regional Shipping Com
mittee appointed by Ministry of National Service ; Member of
Panel of Experts appointed under the Ministry of Transport,
Oct. 1919 ; Member of Association of Port Authorities' Executive
Committee. Address: CUfton, Bristol. Clubs: Oriental;
Constitutional, Bristol. (C2718)
JOHNSON, Major Hugh SPENCER-, C.B.E, 6. 7 Aug.
1871 ; s. of Matthew Spencer-Johnson, of Travancore, S,
India. Educ. : King Edward's Grammar School, Birmingham.
War Work : European War, 1914-17 ; 1917, Commissioner
for the Army National War Savings Committee. Club:
Junior Army and Navy. (C2719)
JOHNSON, Col. Alfred Edward WEBB-, C.B.E, D.S.O.,
M.B, F.R.CS. ; s. of the late Samuel Johnson, of Stoke-on-
Trent ; m. CecUia Flora, d. of the late D. G. MacRae, of
Norbiton, Surrey. Educ. : Manchester University and London.
Surgeon to the Middlesex Hospital ; Surgeon to the Depart
ment of Urology ; Lecturer on Practical Surgery, and Dean
of the Medical School ; Hunterian Professor of Surgery, Royal
CoUege of Surgeons of England ; Consulting Surgeon, Queen
Alexandra MiUtary Hospital, MiUbank. War Work : Officer
Commanding No. 14 General Hospital, and later Consulting
Surgeon to the B.E.F, France ; mentioned in despatches
three times ; C.B.E, D.S.O, Knight of Grace of the Order of
St. John of Jerusalem in England. Address : 35, Grosvenor
Street, W. 1. Clubs: Savage; Roehampton. (C1345)
JOHNSON, Rosa WEBB-, M.B.E, d. of Dr. Samuel
Johnson, of Stoke-upon-Trent. War Work : Vice-President,
East Sheen Red Cross Depot ; Organising Sec. Y.M.C.A.
Canteens, Richmond Park Camp. Address : Cricklewood,
East Sheen, S.W. 14. (M8654)
JOHNSTON, Annie EmUy Blanche, Mrs., M.B.E, b.
4 March, 1878 ; d. of Major John Morton-MarshaU, MUitary
Knight of Windsor, late 9th Lancers and 3rd P. W. Dragoon
Guards ; to. Archibald James, s. of J. Johnston. Educ. :
Privately, and St. Anne's Diocesan CoU, Pietermaritzburg.
War Work : May, 1915, to July, 1917, Home Sister at Sisters'
Quarters, MiUtary Hospital, Tidworth, Salisbury Plain ; Aug.
1917, to Oct. 1919, Unit Administrator in Queen Mary's Army
Auxiliary Corps ; served at Etaples, First Army Infantry
School, Vendroux, Montrenil, and Wimereux. Address:
King Henry VIII. Gateway, Windsor Castle. (M3139)
JOHNSTON, Major Arthur Hammersley, O.B.E, M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P, Esquire Order St. John of Jerusalem, fi. 4 Feb.
1862 ; s. of David Johnston, of Limerick, Ireland ; in. Blanche
AmeUa, d. of George James Jones, of Clapham, London, S.W.
Educ. : Stamford House, Privately, and Guy's Hospital.
Medical Practitioner ; M.O. HuU and Barnsley Rly. Co. ;
M.O. Lees Rest Houses and various Insurance Societies. War
Work : Assistant Commissioner (No. 6 Dist.),St. John Ambulance
Brigade ; Assistant County Director, V.A.D, E. Riding
T.F.A. ; Major i/c No. 1 Field Ambulance, E. Riding Forces
R.A.M.C. (V.) ; Member Emergency Committee, HuU ; and
in charge of air-raid ambulance arrangements ; Chairman
Rest Station (Paragon Station) under Voluntary Aid Committee ;
Member of Executive Peel House Voluntary Aid Committee ;
Member Board St. John V.A.D. Hospital, HuU. Address:, , ,
Lynton, 497, Anlaby Road, HuU. (01522)
JOHNSTON, Augusta Rosalie, Mrs, M.B.E, Kaisir-i-Hind
(2nd Class); 6. 21 Aug. 1860 ; widow of the late Rev. S. H.
Johnston. War Work : From Aug. 1914, to March, 1919. (M6171)
JOHNSTON, Capt. Benjamin James, O.B.E.
JOHNSTON, Major Bruce CampbeU, O.B.E, R.E.
JOHNSTON, Charles Saint, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, fi. 12 Sept.

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1862; s.of James Johnston, M.B, of Birmingham ; to. Marian,
d of Thomas Cattell, of Erdington. Educ : Masons' Coll.
War Work : Medical Officer to Gloucester Red Cross Hospital.
Address : Rose Bank, Gloucester. (M8656)
JOHNSTON, Col. Sir Duncan Alexander, K.C.M.G,
C.B, C.B.E. (see Burke's Peerage), b. 25 June, 1847 ; s. of
Henry Johnston, of H.E.I.CS. ; to. Clara MUlicent Mac-
Kenzie (who died), d. of F. H. MacKenzie, of the U.S. Army.
Educ : Glenalmond, and Royal MUitary Academy, Woolwich.
Director General Ordnance Survey, 1899-1905 ; Chairman
Redistribution Committee, 1905 ; Member of Committee on
Constitution of Transvaal and Orange River Colony, 1906 ;
Chairman of Redistribution Commission Transvaal and Orange
River Colony, 1906-7. War Work : Chairman Edinburgh
Branch Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society ; Hon. Secretary,
East Scottish Branch, Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Assoc. ;
Chairman Committee of Edinburgh Lord Roberts' Memorial
Workshops ; Member of Edinburgh and of Leith War Pensions
Committee. Address : 8, Lansdowne Crescent, Edinburgh ;
Ctafis : United Service ; Caledonian United Service (Edin
burgh) ; New (Edinburgh) . (C2721)
JOHNSTON, Edith Alma, M.B.E.
JOHNSTON, EUzabeth Gairdner, M.B.E.
JOHNSTON, Lieut.-Col. Eric Archibald, C.B.E, R.E.
JOHNSTON, Major Ernest Henry, O.B.E, R.A.F.
JOHNSTON, Florence, Mrs., M.B.E, WR.N.S.
JOHNSTON, T. Warrant Officer Francis, M.B.E.
Eoyal Indian Marine.
JOHNSTON, Brig.-Gen. George Jamieson, C.B, C.M.G,
C.B.E, 6. 1869 ; s. of Charles Johnston, of Melbourne. Entered
Australian Forces 1889 ; served in S. Africa, 1889-1900
(Queen's Medal with three clasps); 1815-17, GaUipoli, com
manding a Division of Australian ArtiUery (despatches); and
afterwards Administrator, German New Guinea. (C3197)
JOHNSTON, Col. Henry Haloro, C.B. (Mil, 1902),
C.B.E. (MU, 1919), D.Sc, M.D, CM, F.R.S.E, F.L.S,
6. 13 Sept. 1856 ; s. of James Johnston, of Coubister,
Orphir, Orkney. Educ. : DoUar Institution ; Edinburgh
Collegiate School, and Edinburgh University. Colonel,
(retired pay), late Royal Army Medical Corps. War
Wort : Deputy Director of Medical Services, Gibraltar, 1915 ;
Assistant Director of Medical Services, Western District,
Scottish Command, Glasgow, 1916 ; Assistant Director
of Medical Services, Headquarters, Northern Command, York,
1917-19. Address : Orphir House, Orphir, Orkney. (C1638)
JOHNSTON, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E, T.D,M.A, 6. 16 Nov.
1883 ; m. Grace NelUe, d. of AHred George Frost, of Royston,
Herts. Educ : Annan Academy and Edinburgh Univ.
Educational (under Edinburgh Education Authority). War
Work : Adjutant, 6th Bn. The Royal Scots, and 13th Leicesters,
Aug. 1914 to May 1917 ; Adjutant, No. 39 Labour Group,
B.E.F, May 1917 to March 1918; Assistant Labour Com
mandant on foUowing staffs : 5th Corps, Fourth Army, Third
Army, FUth Army, March 1918 to June 1919 ; Deputy Con
troUer of Labour, General Headquarters, France and Flanders ;
June 1919 to Aug. 1920 ; mentioned in despatches. Addresses :
1, Maitland Street, Edinburgh, ; The Cross. Royston, Herts.
Clubs : Royal Scots (Edinburgh). (05432)
JOHNSTON, John Ewing, M.B.E, M.R.CV.S, 6. 17 Aug.
1869 ; s. of Ronald Johnston, of MuUaghmore Knox, Co.
Tyrone; m. Hester, d. of Robert Corry, J.P, bf Sandown,
Belfast. Educ : GracehUl Boarding School. Member of the
War Pensions Committee ; Member of the District Selective
Committee ; President of the North of Ireland Veterinary
Medical Association ; Member of the Council U.S.P.CA. ;
Member of the Ulster Unionist CouncU. War Work : Veteri
nary Officer in charge of Remount Depot, Balmoral,
Belfast, during the war ; Veterinary Officer to a Government
horse purchaser during mobilisation and during the war ;
Veterinary Officer in charge of Belfast Port during mobilisation.
Address : Clarendon Place Mav Street, BeUast. (M3771)
JOHNSTON, Joseph Wilson, C.B.E, B.A, 6. 1876 ; s. of
the late Lieut.-Col. J. WUson Johnston, formerly of Benmore,
Oxton, Cheshire ; m. 1900, Helen J. M, d. of TomUn CampbeU.
muc. : Rugby; BaUiol Coll, Oxford. Bar. Inner Temple,
1899 ; Dep. Commr. Rawal Pindi, and Lieut. Indian Defence
Force ; Kaisir-i-Hind medal. Address : Rawal Pindi, Punjab. (C693)
JOHNSTON, Margaret Emmeline, Mrs. James Thomason,
O.B.E. JOHNSTON, Mary Ingham, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Joshua
Rawlinson, J.P, of Burnley, Lancs. ; m. George Minto, M.D,
F.R.CP.E, J.P. ; s. of Thomas Johnston, of Leith. Educ. :
Manchester High School for Girls, Paris, and Frankfurt. War
work : Hon. Sec. Families Sub-Committee, Leith War Pensions
tommittee ; Member Leith War Pensions Committee ; Hon.
Sec. Leith Soldiers' Children's Committee ; Hon. Sec. Soldiers'
and Sailors' FamUies Association, Leith Branch ; Member of
leith Committee of Veterans' Garden City Association. Ad-
,i;.7' Wellington Place, Leith. (M3772)
JOHNSTON, Col. Osmond Moncrieff, C.B.E, 6. 1848.
formerly Col. Army Pay Depart. ; served in the Great War,
1914-19 (despatches). (C1639)
JOHNSTON, Capt. Peroy Leo, O.B.E.
JOHNSTON, Reginald Fleming, C.B.E, M.A. (Oxon.),
»¦ 31 Oct. 1874 ; s. of R. F. Johnston, of Scotland. Educ. :
Magdalen CoU, Oxford. Assistant Colonial Sec. Hong, Kong.
wivate Sec. to the Governor, Hong Kong ; District Officer and
Magistrate, Wei-hai-wei; Administered the Government of

Wei-hai-wel, 1917-18 ; Tutor to H.M. Hsuan Tung, ex-
Emperor of China. Club : Peking, China. (C306)
JOHNSTON, Capt. Robert George, O.B.E, fi. 5 Mar. 1878.
Educ. : Berwick Grammar School. Solicitor, County Clerk
of Berwickshire. War Work : County Red Cross Secretary
for fourteen months after outbreak of War ; Quartermaster with
Field Ambulance on Western Front for three years : eighteen
months with 39th Division and eighteen months with 51st
(Highland) Division ; mentioned in despatches. Address :
Murray Place, Duns. (05433)
JOHNSTON, Rosalie, Mrs., M.B.E.
JOHNSTON, Lieut.-Comm. William, O.B.E, R.N.
JOHNSTON, WiUiam Douglas.O.B.E.
JOHNSTON, Lieut.-Col. William James, C.B.E, R.E.
JOHNSTON, Winifred Blanche, Mrs, M.B.E,
JOHNSTON, Hon. Winifred Mary, Lady, O.B.E., 6.
18 Dec. 1871; d. of Florence, 5th Lord B iston, of Hedsor
Bucks (see Burke'i Peerage) ; to. Sir Henry Hamilton Johnston,
G.C.M.G, K.C.B, s. of John Brooks Johnston, of Tudor
House, Denmark HIU. Edue. : Privately. Guardian of the
Poor ; R.D.C, East Preston ; Churchwarden, Poling Parish
Church ; Member Housing Committee, East Preston. War
Work : Assistant Commandant, V.A.D. 122, Sussex, St.
Wilfred's Auxiliary Hospital, Arundel; Hon. S c. and Treas.
Chichester Division, B.R.C.S. ; Hon. Sec. and Treas. Soldiers'
and SaUors' Families Association, Arundel District ; Member of
West Sussex Agricultural Selection Committee for Women's
Land Army ; Member Local Food Control Committee. Ad
dress : St. John's Priory, Poling, Arundel, Sussex. (010745)
JOHNSTON, Sir George Lawson LAWSON-, K.B.E, 6.
1873 ; s. of the late John Lawson-Johnston, of Kingswood,
Kent ; m. Hon. Edith Laura St. John, 5th d. of 16th Baron St.
John of Bletsoe (see Burke's Peerage). Educ : Privately.
Chairman, Section B. 2 (Raw Materials) under Surveyor-General
of Supply (War Office) ; Chairman, East Indian Kip Committee
(Raw Materials), War Office ; Member of Council, British
Empire League since 1807 ; Chairman, St. Marylebone Division,
British Red Cross Society; Member of Committee, King
Edward's Hospital Fund for London since 1902 ; Treas, Gt.
Northern Central Hospital ; Director of " Daily Express "
from its foundation till 1917 ; Chairman, Bovril Ltd. ;
Director, AustraUan Mercantile Land and Finance Ltd,
Addresses : 29, Portman Sq, W.l ; Lavenham, Bury,
Bedfordshire. Clubs : Devonshire ; Bath ; St. Stephen's. (K387)
JOHNSTON, Joseph WILSON-, C.B.E, I.C.S, fi. 1876 ;
s. of late Lieut.-Col. J. WUson-Johnston, Indian Medical
Service ; to. Helen, d. of Tomlin Campbell. Educ : Rugby and
BaUiol College, Oxford. Bar. Inner Temple, 1899; Dep.
Commissioner, Rawal Pindi, and Lieut. Indian Defence Force ;
has Kaisir-i-Hind medal. Address: Rawal Pindi, Punjab. (C693)
JOHNSTONE, Alexander, M.B.E.
JOHNSTONE, Arthur Henry, M.B.E.
JOHNSTONE, Major Beresford Assheton, O.B.E, IA.
JOHNSTONE, Major David Patrick, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
JOHNSTONE, Ethel Rose, Mrs, M.B.E.; to. James
Johnstone, F.R.CS. War Work : Commandant, Hospital 307,
Neuilly, Paris ; Organiser and Superintendent of the Rich
mond War Hospital Supply Depot aud Branch Depots.
Address : Tudor House, King's Road, Richmond, Surrey. (M3773)
JOHNSTONE, Frances Lucy Schonswar, M.B.E. ; d. of
Vice-Admiral Charles Johnstone, of Graitney, Camberley,
Surrey. Educ : Privately, and Florence, Italy. War Work :
British Considate, Rotterdam ; Neutral Propaganda, Dept. of
Information, Wellington House, London ; Enemy Propaganda,
Crewe House, London ; work in connection with the League of
Nations. Address: Graitney, Camberley, Surrey. (M3774)
JOHNSTONE, Col. Hope, C.B.E, R.A.
JOHNSTONE, James Drummond, M.B.E, 6. 24 July,
1890 ; s. of John Johnstone, of Glasgow. Educ : Collegiate
School, Glasgow. Shipping Agent. War Work : Assistant
Administrative Officer in Cheese Section of Ministry of Food,
Aug. 1917, to March, 1920 ; acted as Sec. to the Advisory
Committee on Cheese, Ministry of Food ; was rejected for the
Army on health grounds. Address : Buxton, Pollok Road ,
Shawlands, Glasgow. Club : Royal Automobile. (M8658)
JOHNSTONE, Dr. James Glansey, O.B.E.
JOHNSTONE, Lieut. John Hamilton Lane, M.B.E.
JOHNSTONE, Joseph, O.B.E, F.R.CS, J.P, M.P, 6.
1860, s. of Robert Johnstone ; to. Jane Clerk (who died 1917),
d. of Alexander Muir, of Gateside, Beith. Cabinet Manufac
turer ; County Councillor and Vice-Convener for Renfrewshire ;
Liberal Member for E. Renfrewshire since 1918. Address:
Calder House, Lockwhvnoch Renfrewshire. Clubs: Liberal
(Glasgow); Paisley. .01523)
JOHNSTONE, Josephine, Mrs., O.B.E, d. ol John
Joseph WeUs, of Bickley, Kent; to. John Heywood, s. of
George Dempster, of Creed Rectory, Grampound, Cornwall.
Educ - At home. President of various Nursing Associations.
War Work : Ran the Bignor Park Red Cross Hospital for four
and a half years ; Inaugurated Pulborough and Petworth
platoon of the V.T.C Address: Bignor Park, Pulborough,
Sussex. „ (01524)
JOHNSTONE, Robert WiUiam, C.B.E, M.A, M.D,
F R C S E , 6. 11 Aug. 1879 ; s. of Rev. Professor Robert
Johnstone, D.D, United Free Church College, Aberdeen ;
m. Lucy Jane Christina, d. of the late George A. Gibson, LL.D,

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M D D Sc , F.R.CP.E, of Edinburgh. Educ : George Watson's
College, Edinburgh; University of Edinburgh, and studied
in Dublin, Vienna and Prague. Lecturer on Midwifery and
Gynaecology in, and Dean, of the School of Medicine of the
Royal CoUeges, Edinburgh ; Assistant Physician to the Royal
Maternity Hospital ; Examiner in Midwifery in University
of Aberdeen, to the Royal Colleges, and to the Central Midwives'
Board for Scotland, etc. War Work : Surgeon-in-charge,
Royal Victoria Red Cross Hospital, Edinburgh, 1914-16 ;
Lieut. R.A.M.C. (Surgical Specialist, France), 1917 ; speciaUy
recaUed by Minister of National Service, to act as Deputy
Commissioner of Medical Services, Headquarters, Ministry
of National Service, London ; Commissioner, 1918-19. Address:
10, Alva Street, Edinburgh. Club : University (Edinburgh). (C2722)
JOHNSTONE, Thomas White, M.B.E, A.R.CSc, D.I.C.,
6. 31 Aug. 1887. Educ. : South Kensington (Imperial and
Royal CoUeges of Science). Acting Chief Inspector of Factories,
Bombay Presidency. War Work : In charge munition making,
Guzerat, India ; Priority Claims. Address : Custom House ,
Bombay, India. (M4152)
JOHNSTONE, WiUiam Downs, C.B.E. Address: Hobart,
Tasmania. (C3198)
JOHNSTONE, Lieut.-Col. Charles Spread HOPE-,
O.B.E, R.F.A.
JOLLIFFE, Capt. Arthur Henry, O.B.E, R.E.
JOLLY, Major Frank, O.B.E, R.A.F.
JOLLY, Major Henry, M.B.E.
JOLLY, Joan Vera Douglas, C.B.E, fi. 20 May, 1887 ;
d. of Alfred Ernest Learoyd, of Prince's Gate, London, S.W. ;
to. the late WUliam Arnold, Barrister at Law of Lincoln's
Inn and WUliamstown Lodge, Whitegate, Co. Clare, s. of
William Crucknell JoUy, formerly of Hampstead and Bath.
Educ : Wycombe Abbey, Bucks. War Work : Hon.
Treasurer, East Norton Division (Leicestershire) of the
Soldiers' and SaUors" FamUies Association from Aug.
1914-16 ; Clerical Staff V.A.D. Headquarters, Devonshire
House, Piccadily, W, from March, 1915 to November, 1916 ;
Assistant Secretary, Women's Legion, MUitary, Cookery Section,
Dec. 1916-March 1917 ; Assistant ControUer of Administration,
and afterwards Assistant Chief Controller, Q.M.A.A.C. from
March, 1917 to November, 1919. Address : 21, Hereford
Square, S.W. 7. Clubs : Ladies' Athenaeum. (C2128)
JOLLY, John, M.B.E, 6. 30 Mar. 1881 ; s. of the late
Rev. James JoUy.B.D, of the West Port Free Church, Edin
burgh ; m. Jean Hunter, d. of David Parker, of KUmarnock.
Educ : Fettes College, Edinburgh. Civil Servant in the
Admiralty. War Work In the Victualling Department of
the Admiralty. Address : 46, Alba Gardens, Golders' Green,
London, N.W. 4. (M610)
JOLLY, Lieut.-Col. Thomas RUey, M.B.E, V.D, J.P, 6.
23 Feb. 1849 ; s. of John JoUy, of Wrea Green ; m. Catherine, d. of
Richard Parkinson, of Longridge. Educ : Kirkham Grammar
School. Principal, Harris Institute and Victoria Technical
School ; Governor of Harris Orphanage, Preston. War Work :
On declaration of War appointed O.C West Lane. National
Reserve, Recruiting until Dec. 1915 ; then appointed Chief
MUitary Representative for Preston Sub Area ; in Jan. 1918,
Chief MiUtary Representative for the enlarged area of Preston,
Blackpool, Fleetwood, St. Armes, Lytham, Kirkham, Chorley,
Leyland, Longridge, and surrounding districts ; retained the
office untU recruiting ceased. Address : Harris Orphanage,
Preston. Clubs : Conservative ; Winckley. (M1966)
JOLLYE, Major Godfrey Herbert, O.B.E, R.M.A.
JONAS, Lieut.-Col. Harold Driver, O.B.E, 6. 10 Sept.
1879 : s. of Henry Jonas, of Portley Wood, Whyteleafe, Surrey.
Educ. : Marlborough. Surveyor, Land Agent and Auctioneer.
War Work : Directorate of Lands for War Office, Ministry of
Munitions and Air Board. Addresses : 7, Charles Street, St.
James's Square, S.W. 1 ; Ridgeway, Limpsfield, Surrey.
Club : Junior Carlton. (0464)
JONAS, Harry MarshaU, C.B.E. Member of Advisory
Committee on ControUed Establishments Branch, Ministry of
Munitions. Address : St. Margaret's, Stevenage, Herts. (C212)
JONES, Abel John, O.B.E, M.A. (Cantab.), B.Sc, Ph.D. ;
s. of D. R. Jones, of Tonypandy ; to. Rhoda May (B.Sc),
d. ol J. L. WUliams, of Cardiff. Educ : Aberystwyth Univ.
CoU. ; Clare Coll, Cambridge ; Jena Univ., Germany. In
spector of Schools under the Board of Education ; Author of
" Eucken : A PhUosophy of Life " ; " Character in the
Making " ; " The Adolescent and the Continuation School " ;
" Deffro I Mae'n Ddydd " ; " Chwedlau'r Deffro " ; " Y
Llyfrau EUennol," etc. War Work : Hon. Organising Sec. for
Glamorganshire under the National War Savings Committee ;
during tenure of office the number of Local Committees in
creased from 16 to 41, and the number of War Savings Associa
tions from 700 to 1200. Address : 20, Connaught Road,
Cardiff. Clubs: Cambridge Union ; Hon.Soc. of Cymrodorion. (010746)
JONES, Rev. Albert, O.B.E, 6. 26 Oct. 1886; s. of
Edward Jones , of Rogerstone, Mon. ; to. Gladys, d. of John
E. Hirst, of Pastors HiU House, Bream, Gloucestershire.
Educ. : Rogerstone ; Maindee College, Newport ; Hands-
worth Theological CoUege, Birmingham ; Wesleyan
Methodist Minister. War Work : Chaplain, 4th Class, with
Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force in Amara and Baghdad,
two and three-quarter years. Address : Pennar House,
Newbridge, Monmouthshire. (02280)

JONES, Alice Gray, Mrs., O.B.E.
JONES, Alice, Mrs. Lloyd, M.B.E. ; d. of Frederick Ford-
Smith, of Manchester ; to. WiUiam Lloyd, s. of John WUliam
Jones, of Manchester. Educ. : Malvern. War Wort : Com
mandant of Cheshire 74, British Red Cross Society, VA.
Detachment ; Commandant of Hale Red Cross Hospital
Address : WeUfield, Hale, Cheshire. (M678)
JONES, Aneurin, O.B.E, fi. 3 Oct. 1873 ; s. of Thomas
Jones J.P, CC, of Hafod, Dowlais, S. Wales. Educ:
Llandovery School and Monmouth Grammar School. Solicitor
War Work : Secretary Priority Department of the Ministry
of Munitions and of the Priority Committee. Address: 3
Glebeland Street, Merthyr Tydfil. Club : Hampden. (01525)
JONES, Antoinette Manget, Mrs., M.B.E.
JONES, Arthur, O.B.E.
JONES, Arthur Dansey, O.B.E.
JONES, Arthur Llewelyn, O.B.E, M.C, Can. A.M.C.
JONES, Lieut. Arthur MelviUe, M.B.E.
JONES, Arthur Palm, M.B.E, 6. 14 April, 1867; s. of
Abraham Jones, of Newport, Mon. ; m. Annie Maud Martha
(Maud), d. of WiUiam Langmaid, of Newport, Mon. Educ. :
Privately. Surveyor to Lloyd's Register of Shipping War
Work : Special service surveying, repairing Admiralty trans
ports, and French and general damaged ships and machinery at
Marseilles and district, in the South of France during the whole
period of the war. Address : 8, Rue de la Republique,
MarseUles. Club : SociCte Nautique, MarseiUes. (M8659)
JONES, Capt. Benjamin Henry, C.B.E. Roy. Indian
Marines. (C2035)
JONES, Major and Qr.-Mr. Bernard Frederick, O.B.E,
T.D, fi. 17 Sept. 1874. War Work : From 22 March, 1915, to
Jan. 1920, with 7th Royal Warwicks, 48th Division, in Belgium,
France, Italy and Egypt. Address : Stoke, Coventry. (02988)
JONES, Sir Bertram Hyde, K.B.E, fi. 9 Jan. 1879
(see BURKE'S Peerage) ; s. of E. I. Jones ; m. Constance Eliza
beth, d. ot W. J. Renshaw, of Putney, Surrey. Educ. : Privately.
Member of firm of Jones and Brown, London. War Work :
May to November, 1916 : at War Office organising Costing
System, etc. ; March, 1917 to Dec. 1918, Member of Weir
Committee ; Special Staff of Surveyor-General of Supply,
War Office ; Member of Mechanical Transport Board, War
Office ; Member of Board of Financial Control, Air Ministry ;
CivU Assistant, ControUer-General of Equipment, Air Ministry ;
Special work for Secretary of State for Air ; Member of various
committees, War Office and Air Ministry, England and France.
Address : RunweU, Wickford, Essex. Clubs : British Empire ;
Services. (K388)
JONES, Bessie Lyon, Mrs., M.B.E.
JONES, Lieut. Brainard Arthur Robinson, M.B.E.
JONES, Cadwaladr Bryner, C.B.E. Welsh Secretary Board
of Agriculture and Fisheries. Address: Ministry of Agricul
ture, Aberystwyth; 72, Victoria St, S.W. 1. Club: Farmers'. (C2723)
JONES, Hon. 0. F. BasU Dennis, O.B.E, M.A, F.R.G.S.,
6. 10 Aug. 1883 ; s. of Canon Arthur Jones, of Winlaton
Rectory, Co. Durham. Educ. : Christ Church School,
Oxford ; Denstone CoUege ; Keble College, Oxford. Precentor
and Chaplain of Trinity CoUege, Cambridge ; formerly at
Hexham Abbey and Precentor, Minor Canon and Vicar
of the Cathedral, Manchester. War Work : Chaplain to
29th Division, GaUipoU ; Chaplain to 1st Brigade in East
Africa ; attached to InteUigence Dept, Palestine ; Deputy
Editor of " Palestine News," Army newpapers, etc. Address:
Trinity College, Cambridge. Clubs : New Oxford and Cam
bridge ; Imperial Church. (04155)
JONES, CecU Barclay, M.B.E, 6. 24 June, 1891 ; s. of
Walter Henry, of Wimbledon ; to. Eadith Beatrice, d. of Harry
Bird.ofChingford. Educ. : City of London School. Adrniralty
from 1908-19 ; Assessor and CoUector of Taxes for the Com
missioners for the City of London, 1919. War Work:
Admiralty ; served in the Auxiliary Patrol Office from the
inception of that service to end of war. Address : 20, The
Drive, S.W. 6. Clubs : Royal Thames Yacht ; Ranelagh
Sailing. (M8661)
JONES, Lieut. Charles, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, (T.F.).
JONES, Capt. Charles, O.B.E, T.F, 6. 2 Apr. 1886. War
Work : Granted commission in T.F, Sept. 1914 ; Service in
France, Sept. 1916 to June 1919. Address : 141, Lord Street.
Southport. (05434)
JONES, Capt. Charles Grey Peyton, O.B.E, R.G.A.
JONES, Charles Henry, C.B.E. (1918), 6. 31 Mar. 1857;
m. Isabel, d. of the late John Andrews. Registrar General of
Shipping and Seamen since 1913. Addresses: General
Register and Record Office of Shipping and Seamen, Tower
HiU, E. 1. ; 11, Emperor's Gate, S.W. 7. (C213)
JONES, Lieut.-Col. Charles Hugh le PaUeur, O.B.E.
JONES, Charles Leupolt, M.B.E, 6. 11 AprU, 1859 ; s. of
Samuel Simpson Jones, of Beccles, Suffolk; m. Elizabeth
Augusta, d. of Joseph Ashlin, of Bromley, Middlesex. Educ. :
Fauconberge School, Beccles, Suffolk. CivU Servant ; Lecture
Sec. Catholic Truth Society ; Order Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice
conferred by the Holy See, 1920. War Work: Statistical
work, H.M. Custom and Excise, Custom House, London.
Address : 283, Upton Lane, Forest Gate, London, E. 7.

JONES, Lieut.-Col. Cyril Vivian, C.B.E, 6. 8 Feb. 1882 ;
s. of John WUliam Jones, of Dulwich. Educ: Privately and in
Germany. General Manager, Messrs. Peek, Frean & Co. Ltd.
War Work: Commanded several R.A.S.C Supply Depots;

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mentioned four times by Secretary of State for War. Clubs :
Junior Constitutional ; Royal AutomobUe. (C1641)
JONES, Lieut. David Gwilym, O.B.E, J.P, R.N.V.R.
JONES, David Marteine, M.B.E.. 6. 17 Feb. 1872 ; s. of late
Thomas Davies Jones, of Bronwydd Arms, Carmarthenshire ; m.
Mary Harriet, d. of the late Capt. WiUiam WiUiams, of LlaneUy,
Caimarthenshire. Educ. : Park-y-velvet Academy Car
marthen. War Work : Chief Clerk of a branch of the MiUtary
Secretary's Department, War Office, Address : 8, Beacons
field Road, Ealing, W. 5. (M1969)
JONES, David Rooyn, C.B.E, M.B, CM. Deputy co-
Director Auxiliary Hospitals, Monmouthshire, during Great
War. Address : Rhymney, Monmouthshire. (C2724)
JONES, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. David Thomas, C.B.E.,
E.N.R, 6. 10 June, 1866 ; s. of David T. Jones, of GreenhUl,
(Jilfachgoch, Glamorganshire ; to. AUson MacmiUan Beattie,
d. ot Robert Beattie, of Glenesk, Ineresk. Educ. : Publio
School and Long Ashton (Private School). Chairman, Fishery
Board for ' Scotland. War Work : Various Government
Committees dealing with food supplies and recruiting men
engaged in fishing industry for Naval Reserve. Address :
12, Polwarth Grove, Edinburgh. Clubs : Caledonian 'London) ;
Caledonian, United Service (Edinburgh) ; President, Merchiston
Tennis and Bowling. (C985)
JONES, Edgar Anderson Averay, M.B.E, B.A. (Cantab.),
fi. 26 June. 1875 ; s. of the Rev. Alexander George Jones, of
Barton House, Hereford. Educ. : Hereford School, and St.
John's Coll, Cambridge. Magistrate and District Com
missioner, Mweru-Luapula District, N. Rhodesia (B.W.A.
Company Administration). War Work : La charge of Mweru-
Luapula District, N. Rhodesia, during the greater part of the
war; organised the recruiting of Native MiUtary Porters for
the German East Africa Campaign. Addresses : Barton House,
Hereford; Livingstone, N. Rhodesia. (M1273)
JONES, Sir Edgar Rees, K.B.E, M.P. (see Burke's
. Peerage), fi. 27 Aug. 1878 ; s. of Morgan Humphrey, of Warts-
town, Glamorgan ; to. LiUian Helena May, d. of George Brackley,
of Westerham, Kent. Educ. : University of Wales. Member
of Parliament for Merthyr TydvU. War Work : ControUer,
Priority Department, Ministry of Munitions, 1915-18 ;
Address : Jesmond Dene, Shepperton. Cfofi .' National
Liberal. (K871)
JONES, Capt. Edgar WiUiam, O.B.E, R.E. (T.).
JONES, Edith Muriel, M.B.E, d. of the late Adam Dugdale,
of Griffin Lodge, Blackburn, and Gilmonby Hall, Bowes, York
shire; to. William Edmund Jones. War Work: Quarter
master of EUersUe AuxiUary MiUtary Hospital, at Blackburn.
Address : St. Croix, 72, HoUy Walk, Leamington. Club :
Ladies' Imperial. (M8663)
JONES, Edmund Vaughan, M.B.E, 6. 25 Feb. 1871 ; s.
of WiUiam Jones, of Belfast ; m. Ethel, d. of Monkhouse
Graham, of Great Ayton, Yorks. Educ. : Privately and Belfast
Academy. ShipbuUder, tuition received at Harland and Wolff,
Queen's Island, BeUast, and since .been professionaUy employed
in several of the principal ShipbuUding firms in the kingdom.
War Work : Employed in building aU classes of war vessels
with CammeU Laird, of Birkenhead, and employers' representa
tive on Local Munition Tribunal and Court of Referees.
Address : Normount, Cavendish Drive, Rock Ferry, Cheshire. (M611)
JONES, Capt. Edward Denby, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
JONES, Ernest Stephens, O.B.E, F.I.A, F.S.S, 6. 15
Mar. 1880 ; s. of Rees Jones, of Brecon, S. Wales. Educ. :
Owen's, Islington. Principal Clerk, National Debt Office, and
Actuary to the Pensions Commutation Board ; FeUow of the
Institute of Actuaries ; FeUow of the Royal Statistical Society ;
War Work: Adoiinistration of Treasury Securities Deposit
and Purchase Schemes at. the American DoUar Securities
Branch of the National Debt Office. Addresses : 23, Highbury
Grange, London, N. 5; 19, Old Jewry, London, E.C. 2.
_ JONES, Ethel Mary, O.B.E, ; d. of H. E. Jones, J.P,
Essex, of Marden Ash, Ongar, Essex. Educ. : Privately.
War Work: Commandant Red Cross Hospital, Budworth
Hall Ongar, opened Oct. 1914, closed February, 1919.
Addresses : Marden Ash, Ongar, Essex ; WindmiU Cottage,
Walberswick, Southwold, Suffolk. Club : Ladies' V.A.D. (01528)
JONES, Lieut. Francis Henry, M.B.E, R.E.
JONES, Rev. Francis Horace, O.B.E, B.A, R.N.
JONES, Frank Henry, M.B.E.
JONES, Lieut. Frank Murcheson, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
JONES, Frederick Tobias, M.B.E, A.M.I.M.E, 6. 29 Jan.
1884 ; s. of Henry I. Jones, of Summerfield Park, Edgbaston ;
m. LUy. d. of WiUiam Smith, of Birmingham. Educ. : Barford
Road Council School, and Birmingham Central Technical
School. Engineer ; present Works Manager, John Marston,
Ltd, Sunbeamland, Wolverhampton ; late Head of Engineering
Dept, Aston Technical CoU, Birmingham. War Work :
Organised Classes in Aston Technical CoU. for Training Munition
Workers ; afterwards transferred to Ministry of Munitions to
Equip and Organise Government Instructional Factory,
Lancaster Street, Birmingham ; Works Manager there until
end of war. Addresses : 11, Hunton HiU, Gravelly HiU,
Birmingham; Copthorne Road, Wolverhampton. (M1972)
JONES, Frederick WiUiam, O.B.E, 6. 7 April, 1867.
«M. .' Nottingham Univ. Coll, and Royal Coll. of Science.
Technical Chemist and Consulting Expert on Explosives ;
Member of the Court of Assistants of the Gunmakers' Company ;
Member of the Departmental Committee appointed by the

Home Office on the Heat Test of Explosives. War Work •
Consultant to Manufacturers of Explosives and Small Arms
Ammunition ; acted in consulting capaoitv (honorary) to the
Trench Warfare and Munitions Designs Departments ; Tech
nical Assistant (honorary) on the Staff of the Small Arms
Ammunition Department of the Ministry of Munitions ; Member
of a Commission sent to Russia on Small Arms Ammunition.
Address : 25, Park Hill Rise, Croydon, Surrey. (010749)
JONES, George, M.B.E.
JONES, George Henry Walter, M.B.E.
JONES, Capt. Gerald Franois, O.B.E, R.E.
JONES, Gladys AUcia, Mrs., O.B.E.
JONES, Glynne, O.B.E.
JONES, Hannah, M.B.E.
JONES, Harold Edward, O.B.E.
JONES, Harold Spencer, M.B.E.
JONES, Capt. andQr.-Mr. Harry Beresford, M.B.E, R.D.C
JONES, Lieut. Harry Cardew, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
JONES, 2nd Lieut. Henry, M.B.E.. R A F
JONES, Major Henry James, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
JONES, Henry John AUred, M.B.E.
JONES, Herbert Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 24 May, 1882 ; s of
John Jones, of Ridgmont, Beds.; m. Maud, d. of WilUam
Colston Powell, of Bristol. Inspector for CornwaU for the
Employers' LiabiUty Assurance Corporation, Ltd. War Work •
Separation AUowance Department, War Office, Oct. 1914, to
June, 1915 ; Assist. Sec. in charge of Separation Allowance
Department, Cornwall Territorial Force Association, Truro,
July, 1915, to July, 1919. Addresses : Silverdene,
Perranwell Station, Cornwall ; Old Mansion House, Truro
Club : City, Truro. (M8667)
JONES, Capt. Herbert Cavendish, O.B.E.
JONES, Herbert Charles, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 1868; s. of
Rufus Jones, of Nuneaton ; to. Ethel Mary, d. of John Ash-
worth, J.P, of Bury, Lancs. Educ: King Edward Vl.'a
School, Nuneaton. War Work : Mayor of Nuneaton, 1915-18 ;
Chairman, Nuneaton Recruiting Committee and Local Tribunal
and Food Control, Coal Control, War Pensions, War Savings,
Local Employment Committees. Address: Attleborough
HaU, Nuneaton. Clubs: Nuneaton; National Liberal. (010751)
JONES, Capt. Herbert Oakes, M.B.E.
JONES, Major (T. Lieut.-Col.) Hubert Louis, O.B.E,
R.M.L.I, 6. 16 AprU, 1882 ; s. of George Thomas Jones, M.D,
of Ludlow, Salop : to. Aimee Templer, d. of John Templer
Home, o( Wynberg, Cape Colony. Educ. : Dulwich. District
Intelligence Officer, The Nore. War Work: General Staff
(Naval) Cape Town, Aug. 1914-March, 1918 ; General Staff
Officer (Naval) Ponta Delgada, Azores, Aug. 1918 to Feb. 1919.
Address : Commander-in-Chief's Office, Chatham. (03525)
JONES, Capt. Hugh Calvert Francis, M.B.E, R.A.
JONES, Lieut. Isaac, O.B.E, R.N.R.
JONES, James Stuart, M.B.E, 6. 31 Aug. 1872 ; s. of
James Jones, of Lima, Peru ; m. Emily, d. of Patrick Mackintosh,
of BaUeymawr,Penybont, Radnorshire. Educ. : The Academy,
Forfar, Scotland. Inspector of Telegraph and Telephone
Traffic, General Post Office. War Work : Air raid warnings,
and other War emergency services involving the use of the public
telephone and telegraph systems. Address : Secretary's
Office, G.P.O, London, E.C 1. (M614)
JONES, John, M.B.E. (M10250<«
JONES, John, M.B.E., L.R.C.P, J.P, D.L.
JONES. Lieut. John, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
JONES, John, M.B.E, 6. 20 Jan. 1874 ; s. of David Jones,
of Garwdylau, Penderyn, Aberdare; to. the late Rose, d. of
Richard Cross, of Bnstone, Oxon. Educ : Ordinary Day
School and private studies. Supt. Clerk, War Office. War
Work : War Office Clerk, Aug. 1914, to Jan. 1916 ; Super
intending Clerk, Training Branch, at G.H.Q. Home Forces,
Jan. 1916, to Dec. 1919, all nominaUy War Office. Address :
525, Katharine Road, Forest Gate, E. 7. Club : Veterans'. (M8668)
JONES, John Arnold, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, F.R.CS.
(Edin.), 6. 7 May, 1879 ; s. of David Meredith Jones, of Man
chester ; to. Jessie, d. of George Foxon, of Walthamstow.
Educ : Hulme Grammar School ; Manchester and Vienna
Univs. Surgeon, St. John's Hospital for Diseases of the Ear,
Manchester ; Surgeon-in-charge Ear, Nose, and Throat Dept,
Manchester Children's Hospital. War Work : T. Major
R.A.M.C. ; service in Macedonia, Nov. 1915, to Jan. 1919 ;
Aural and Laryngeal Surgeon to the British Forces, Jan. 1917,
to Jan. 1919 ; mentioned in despatches, June, 1919. Addresses :
20, St. John Street, Manchester ; 77, High Street, Whitworth
Park, Manchester. Club : Brasenose, Manchester. (O6490)
JONES, John Colenso M.B.E.
JONES, Capt. John Fleming, O.B.E, D.S.C, R A.F.
JONES, John Francis, O.B.E.
JONES, Comm. John Herbert, O.B.E, R.N.
JONES, Capt. John Howard, O.B.E, R.A.V.C. (T.)
JONES, John Hugh, M.B.E, 6. 4 March, 1883; s. ot
WiUiam, of Ruthin, North Wales; to. Ethel Agnes, d. of
Joseph Southwood, of HanweU, W. Manager, Sales Dept.,
English Margarine Works (1919), Ltd, Broad Green, Liverpool,
War Work : Assistant Director, Oils and Fats Branch, Ministry
of Food, Dec. 1917, to Feb. 1919. Address: 10, MayviUe
Road, Mossley HiU, Liverpool. (M8671)
JONES, Major John Lloyd Charles, O.B.E, R.A.V.C (T )
JONES, John PhilUps, O.B.E.
JONES, Capt. John Trevor Hughes, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.

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JONES, Capt, John WiUiam, M.B.E
JONES, Joseph, M.B.E, 6. 9 March, 1857 ; s. of Owen
Jones, of Colwyn, North Wales ; to. Susan, d. of John Dodd,
of Dartmouth, Devon. Educ. : National School, Colwyn.
Stationmaster (Euston) ; general transportation work in
connection with troops and machinery, etc. ; Member of the
Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion. (M§?73)
JONES, Joseph, M.B.E, 6. 21 May, 1880; s. of Evan
Jones, of Cardiff ; to. Hannah Gainor, d. of the Rev. J. P.
Davies of Cyinmer, Porth. Educ. : Cardiff. City Librarian,
Salisbury ; Borough Librarian, Torquay. War Work : Army
Pay Dept., June, 1915, to Dec. 1918 ; served in Egypt, Feb.
1917 to Sept. 1918. Address: 7, Gower Street, Swansea.
Club : National Liberal. (M4687)
JONES, LleweUyn Thomas, M.B.E.
JONES, Major Lome Fauntleroy, O.B.E, Can. A.M.C
JONES, Malcolm Ludlow, O.B.E.
JONES, Margaret, O.B.E.
JONES, Margaret EUen, M.B.E,
JONES, Mary, M.B.E, 6. 1888; d. of John Jones, of
Llangeitho, Cardiganshire, Wales. Educ. : Llangeitho School,
and London. War Work : Administrator in Q.M.A.A.C. for
4 years ; in charge of Staff CoUege Mess at Sandhurst ; also
of Officers' Mess at Exeter, Winchester, etc. Addresses :
Llangeitho, Llanio Road, Cardiganshire, S. Wales ; 13, Canon-
bury Park South, Canonbury, London, N. 1. (M6661)
JONES, Capt. OsweU, M B.E, 6. 1883 ; s. of Coetmore
Kendrick Jones, of North Wales ; to. MoUy, d. of WiUiam Henry
Cook, of Hertford. Educ. : Hoffman's CoU, Nottingham.
Electrical Engineer. War Work : Returned from Argentine
in 1914 as a volunteer; obtained commission in Royal West
Kents in Nov. 1914 ; went to France and Belgium with
W. Kents ; was seconded for duty with the R.E.'s, and
attached to Tunnelling Company ; wounded and returned to
England in Dec. 1915. Address : 85, Clarence Gate Gardens,
Regent's Park. (M5386)
JONES, Capt. Owen, C.B.E, R.D, R.N.R, 6. 20 June,
1866 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. A. S. Jones, V.C, of 9th Lancers.
Educ: Grove Park School, Wrexham ; and H.M.S. " Conway."
Elder Brother, Trinity House. Addresses : Worplesdon
Chase, GuUdford ; Trinity House, London, E.C. (C898)
JONES, Owen Thomas, M.B.E, L.R.C.P, M.R.C.S.
JONES, Patrick Nicholas HiU, O.B.E, 6. 19 Sept. 1864 ;
s. of Oswald Jones, of Bermuda. Late Director of Public
Works, Gold Coast Colony, West Africa ; M.Inst.CE. ;
Consulting Engineer. War Work : Inspector of Gun Ammuni
tion, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, June, 1915-19. Address :
3, Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W. Club : Royal
Societies'. (0467)
JONES Major Percival Walter Edwin, O.B.E, R.E.
JONES, Rev. Percy Herbert, C.B.E, M.A, R.N.
JONES, Capt. Reginald Vickers, M.B.E.
JONES, Lieut. Richard, M.B.E.
JONES, Richard Edward, O.B.E, J.P, CC, Managing
Director, William Jones and Son, Ltd, Maltsters, Shrewsbury.
War Work : Chairman, County Distributing (Forage) Com
mittee for Shropshire and Montgomeryshire; Chairman,
Shrewsbury Employment Committee. Addresses : Oakley
Grange. Shrewsbury ; St. Davids, Fairbourne, Merionethshire.
Club : Royal AutomobUe. (010754)
JONES, Richard Evan, O.B.E, M.A. (Cantab.), J.P,
fi. 11 Sept. 1873 ; s. of the late Rev. Evan Jones, sometime
vicar of the MetropoUtan Welsh Church ; m. Gertrude Helen,
d. of Herbert Briddon, of Thorpe, Derbyshire. Educ. : Clare
CoUege, Cambridge. War Work : County Director of the
British Red Cross Society ; MUitary Representative, and after
wards National Service Representative, at Cardiganshire County
Appeal Tribunal. Address : Borth, Cardiganshire. Club :
Constitutional. (O1530)
JONES, Richard Nelson, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.
JONES, Sir Robert, K.B.E, C.B, LL.D. Aberdeen (Hon.),
D.Sc. Wales (Hon.), M.Ch. Liverpool, F.R.CS. Eng, De,
Edin, E.A.C.S, D.S.M, U.S.A., 6. 1858 ; s. of Robert Jones, of
Rhyl ; to. the late Susie Evans, d. of WiUiam Evans, of South-
vUle, Bootle. Educ. : Sydenham CoU. Surgeon ; Major-
Gen. A.M.S. ; Director of MiUtary Orthopaedics, A.M.S. ;
Member of Advisory Board, A.M.S. ; Hon. Consultant on
Orthopaedics, Pensions Ministry ; Director of Orthopaedic
Surgery (St. Thomas's Hospital) ; Surgeon to Royal National
Orthopaedic Hospital ; Surgeon to various hospitals in Liver
pool ; Lecturer on Orthopaedic Surgery to Liverpool Univ.
War Work : Organised the Orthopaedic Service for the War
Office. Addresses : 11, Nelson Street, Liverpool ; 9, Cavendish
Square, London ; 11, Belvedere Road, Liverpool. Clubs :
Reform ; SavUe ; Royal Automobile. (K295)
JONES, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Robert, M.B.E, 6. 5 Aug.
1863 ; to. Edis May, d. of Thomas Burleigh Peters, of Plymouth.
Appointed Bandmaster, 2nd Black Watch, Jan. 1894 ;
Quartermaster (Lieut.), 2/5th Sco. Rifles, Sept. 1914. War
Work : Mobilised with 5th Sco. Rifles, Aug. 1914 ; Commis
sioned, Sept. 1914, in 2/5th Sco. Rifles as Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. ;
served with the 65th Division ; also as Qr.-Mr. 2/lst County of
London Yeomanry. Address : 105, Clarence Drive, Hyndland,
Glasgow. (M5387)
JONES, Robert Arthur, M.B.E, Hon. Freeman of the
County Borough of Southend-on-Sea, 6. 20 Nov. 1849 ; s. of the
late J. A. Jones, of Liverpool ; to. Emma JuUa, d. of the late
I. Pedley, of Stoke-on-Trent. Educ. : PubUc School, Liver
pool. Goldsmith and Diamond Merchant. War Work: In

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attendance upon the Naval and Military patients at Queen
Mary's Naval Hospital and the Victoria Hospital, Southend-
on-Sea, for over 2J years. Address : Thamesmouth, The
CUffs, Southend-on-Sea. Clubs: Unionist, Southend and
Southchurch ; Naval and MiUtary, Southend-on-Sea. (M8676)
JONES, Sir Roderick, K.B.E. (see Burke's Peerage)
6. 1878 ; s. of Roderick Patrick Jones, of Manchester • m
Enid, d. of Col. Arthur Bagnold, C.B, C.M.G, of Shooters'
HiU. Educ. : Privately. Chairman and Managing Director
of Reuter's : succeeded the late Baron de Reuter as head of
Reuter's in 1915. After acting as a Reuter correspondent in
South Africa was appointed Reuter's South African Editor in
London in 1902 ; returned to South Africa to take charge of
Reuter's interests in South and Central Africa, end of 1905-
came to London to succeed Baron de Reuter as Head of the
Agency, and in control of its organisation throughout the world
after the Baron's death in 1915. Acted as Honorary Cable and
Wireless Propaganda Adviser to the Foreign Office, 1915-17
and when the Ministry of Information was estabhshed in March
1918, accepted the official invitation to become Director of
Propaganda in Allied and Neutral Countries. Address: 51
South Street, Berkeley Square. Clubs : Windham ; HurUng
ham ; Royal AutomobUe ; CivU Service, Capetown. (K88)
JONES, Ronald Herbert, O.B.E, King Albert Medal
Reconnaissance Francaise, South African War Medal fi'
8 AprU, 1874. Educ: South Africa. War Work: On' the
Commission for ReUef In Belgium from its inception and
throughout the war. (010755)
JONES, Lieut.-Comm. Rupert Oswald, O.B.E, R N R
JONES, Capt. RusseU, O.B.E.
JONES, Samuel Glynne, O.B.E.
JONES, Major Seymour Whitworth, O.B.E, I.M S
JONES, Capt. Sydney Herbert, O.B.E.
JONES, Sydney Herbert, M.B.E, R.N.
JONES, Lieut. Theodore Warren, O.B.E, R.NR fi
26 Aug. 1887 ; s. of Charles H. Jones, Registrar General of
Shipping and Seamen. Chief Officer, Shaw, SaviU aud Albion '
Company. War Work: Officer in Charge, London District
Defensively armed Merchant Ships, 1914-1919. Address '•
11, Emperor's Gate, S.W. 7. Club : Junior Naval and Military (0469)
JONES, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, M.B.E, K.R R C
JONES, 2nd Lieut. Thomas CecU, M.B.E, R.F.A. (T )
JONES, Thomas Hugh, O.B.E. '
JONES, Paymaster Thomas Lionel, M.B.E.
JONES, 2nd Lieut. Thomas Pargeter, M.B.E, RAF
JONES, Thomas Rees, C.B.E.
JONES, Tom Bruce, O.B.E.
JONES. Capt. Vincent Strickland, O.B.E. (011747)
JONES, Walter Owen, M.B.E.
JONES, WilUam, M.B.E.
JONES, Lieut. WiUiam, M.B.E, R.G.A. (att. R.A.O.C), fi
6 May, 1880 ; to. EUzabeth, d. of W. J. Owen, of Kimbolton
Educ. : National School, Kimbolton. War Work : British
East African Campaign in Jan. 1916, to end of war ; engaged
in salvage work until July, 1920. Address : Prospect Cottage,
Stockton, nr. Leominster, Herefordshire. (M8077)
JONES, Capt. WilUam, O.B.E.
JONES, Capt. WiUiam Edward, O.B.E, R.F A
JONES, William Henry, O.B.E, 6. 25 Aug. 1873 ; s. of
Henry Jones, of Cardiff ; in. Bessie, d. of John Baker of
Brooklyn, NY, U.S.A. Educ : Lewis School, Pengam, and
Cardiff CoUege. Director of the W. and C. T. Jones Steamship
Co. Ltd, 1898-1916 ; Chairman of Directors, 1914-16 ; Vice-
Chairman, Cardiff Shipowners Association, 1910 ; Chairman
1911 ; Director West of England Protection an Indemnity
Association, 1906-14 ; on Executive of Shipping Federation,
1906-12 ; on Executive Chamber of Shipping of the United
Kingdom, 1906-14. War Work : Served with the British
Ministry of Shipping, New York, 1917-20, as Director of Trans
port Department and Deputy Director-General. Address:
854, President Street, Brooklyn. New York, U.S.A. (O10756)
JONES, Lieut. WiUiam Everard Tyldesley, M.B.E,
JONES, W. H., M.B.E.
JONES, Lieut. WiUiam Henry, M.B.E, Can. A.S C
JONES, Major WiUiam Henry, O.B.E, R.E.
JONES, WiUiam Henry, O.B.E.
JONES, Sir WiUiam John, K.B.E. (see BURKE'S Peerage),
6. 31 Dec. 1866 ; s. of WiUiam Jones, of London ; m. Emma,
d. of George Hicks, of London. Edue. : Haberdashers' Com
pany's Schools. Managing Director of The WoodaU-Duckham
Vertical Retort and Oven Construction Co. Ltd ; Arthur
Duckham and Co. Ltd ; Director of WoodaU, Duckan and
Jones, Ltd. ; Stourbridge Refractories Co. Ltd ; British
Magnesite Calcining Co. Ltd. War Work: Director of
Refractory Materials, Iron and Steel Production Dept, Ministry
of Munitions; British Representative, lhter-AUied Steel
Commission ; Deputy ControUer, Don and Steel Production
Dept, Ministry of Munitions: Address: The Orchard,
Warlingham, Surrey. Club : St. Stephen's. (K217)
JONES, WilUam Tudor, M.B.E.
JONES, Lieut.-Col. Sir Robert ARMSTRONG-, C.B.E,
M.D, J.P, D.L, R.A.M.C, Knight of Grace of the Order
of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 1857 ; s. of Rev. Thomas Jones,
of Eisteddfa, Criccieth ; m. Margaret, d. of Sir Owen Roberts,
M.A, D.C.L, LL.D, J.P, D.L, of Henley Park, GuUdford,
Surrey, and Plas Dinas, Carnarvon, N. Wales. Educ : St.
Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Physician. War Work:

BIOGRAPHIES.

Josselyn

Consulting Physician in Mental Diseases to the London and
Aldershot Commands. Addresses : 9, Bramham Gardens,
London, S.W. 5 ; Plas Dinas, Carnarvon, N. Wales. Club :
Athenaeum. (C1447)
JONES, Herbert Thomas AVERAY-, M.B.E.
JONES, Reginald BENCE-, M.B.E, J.P, D.L, Co. Cork, 6.
4 Nov. 1865 ; s. of William Bence-Jones, of Lisselan, Co.
Cork; m. Ethel, d. of D. C Da Costa, of Barbados, West
Indies. Educ. : Rugby, and St. John's Coll, Oxford. War
Work : Industrial Reserve, the Ministry of Labour and subse
quently Ministry of National Service. Addresses : Lisselan,
Clonakilty, Co. Cork ; 15, Evelyn Mansions, Westminster,
S.W. 1. Clubs : New Oxford and Cambridge ; County,
Cork. (M3777)
JONES, Alice Pownall, Mrs. CATON-, O.B.E, 6. 10 Dec.
1879 ; d. of Thomas Fielden, ALP. (see Burke's Landed Gentry),
of Grimston Park, Tadcaster, Yorks ; m. Frederick WiUiam
Caton, s. of Henry Jones, of Bianum, S. Australia. War Work :
Private Canteen work in France. Address : Earlsdale, Pontes-
ford, Salop. (010748)
JONES, Capt. Elias Wynne CEMLYN-, M.B.E.
JONES, Col. WiUiam Fenton FENTON-, M.B.E, J.P, and
Order of King Albert, Deputy Lieut. Co. of London, 6. Nov. 1861;
s. of Jno. Fenton-Jones, J.P, of 12, King Edward Road,
Hackney ; m. d. of Robert Cain, of Douglas, Isle of Man.
Educ : Cheltenham and London. Mayor of Hackney,
Coronation Year of King George ; Chairman Hackney Board
of Guardians 1908-9 ; L.CC School Manager 9 years ; Mili
tary Representative during war time ; Chairman Advisory
Committee Hackney Labour Exchange. War Work : Created
National Reserves, Hackney, 10th Tenth Batt. the London
Regt., Tenth County of London Cadet Corps ; Divisional
Director British Red Cross, 4 detachments, Hackney ; Military
Representitive, Hackney, for Voluntary and Compulsory
service ; on Recruiting Committee, Hackney, and Proposer of
resolution which led to creation of 2 Artillery units. Addresses :
Lezayre, Snakes Lane, Woodford Green, Essex ; 144, Mare
Street, Hackney, E. 8.
JONES, Capt. Richard Reginald GLYNNE-, O.B.E.
JONES, Anne Laugharne PhiUips GRIFFITH-, M.B.E.,
5. 15 AprU, 1891 ; d. of G. Griffith-Jones, Barrister-at-Law,
of Aberystwyth. WeKare Supervisor (at Messrs. Baldwins,
Ltd.) ; President of South Wales and Monmouthshire Associa-
ion of WeUare Workers. War Work : Welfare Supervisor ,
Swansea National SheU Factory. (M3776)
JONES, Major Morgan PhiUips GRIFFITH -, O.B.E, B.A,
fi. 1876 ; s. of Griffith Jones, Bar.-at-Law ; to. 1898, Violet
Florence Gwendolen, d. of the late Buddie Atkinson, of Wooley
Grange, WUts. Educ : Univ. CoU. Sch. ; Trin. HaU, Camb.
Bar. Middle Temple, 1899 ; joined N.E. Circuit ; Major
Durham L.I. (ret.) and Gen. List ; served in Great War, 1914-
19 (wounded, despatches) ; appointed Pres. Pensions Appeal
Tribunal, 1919. Address : Harpenden, Herts. Clubs : Arthur's ;
Northern Counties'. (O4309)
JONES, Edgar HEATH-, C.B.E. Financial Sec, Central
Prisoners of War Committee. (C986),
JONES, LilUe, Mrs. HIGHFIELD-, M.B.E, 6. 23 Feb.
1863 ; d. of John Henry Storey, of Brooklands, Cheshire ;
m. Benjamin Highfield, s. of Benjamin Jones, of Wolverhampton.
Educ. : WUton House, Edgbaston, Birmingham. War Work :
ReUef Committee ; Women's Unemployment Sub-Committee ;
Capt. and Qr.-Mr. in Wolverhampton Branch of Women's
Volunteer Reserve ; Special Policewoman. Address : Ash
BUI, Compton, Wolverhampton. Club : Ladies', Wolverhamp
ton. (M1974)
JONES, Major Robert HILTON-, O.B.E, R.A.F.
JONES, Lieut. Glyn Howard HOWARD-, O.B.E.
JONES, Llewelyn HUGH-, C.B.E, 6. 27 Aug. 1863;
8. of Ven. Archdeacon Hugh- Jones, late of Llanrwst, Denbigh
shire ; m. Clara, d. of WUliam John Sisson, of Wrexham.
Educ. : Grammar School, Llanrwst. Official Receiver in
Bankruptcy for Chester and North Wales (1889) ; Clerk to
Magistrates Bromfield Division of Denbighshire (1896) ; ditto,
Overton Division of Flints (1910) ; Clerk to Commissioner
of Taxes Maylor Division Flintshire (1915) ; Clerk to Lieutenancy
Denbighshire (1917) ; Member of the Governing Body of the
Welsh Church. War Work : Hon. Secretary S. and S. FamUies
Association, Denbighshire ; Hon. Representative of Ministry
of Pensions, North Wales ; Chairman, North Wales Joint
Disablement Committee ; Member of the Institutional Com
mittee for Wales. Address : Chevet Hey, Wrexham, N. Wales.
(C2725)
JONES, Lieut. George LEGH-, M.B.E.
JONES, Frederick Archibald LESLIE-, C.B.E, M.A, 6
9 July, 1874 ; s. of the late Hudson Leslie-Jones, M.D, F.R.CS.I.
of Manchester; to. Christiana Mary, d. of Rev. J. C
Basket., of Donhead. Educ. : Bromsgrove School and Lincoln
^"llege, Oxford. Assistant Master, Marlborough College,
1=97-1904 ; Principal Aitchison College, Lahore Panjab,
1=04-1917 ; Principal Mayo College, Ajmer, Rajputana,
1917. War Work : President " Publicity," Ajmer-Merwara ;
¦Hon- Editor " Ajmer-Merwara War Gazette." Addresses :
c/o Thomas Cook, Ludgate Circus, London, and Mayo CoUege,
Ajmer, Rajputana, India. (C2386)
JONES, Lieut.-Col. Leycester Hudson LESLIE-, O.B.E,
I.A.R.O. JONES, Walter LINDLEY-, O.B.E.
JONES, Capt. Arthur Griffiths MAITLAND-, O.B.E,
M.C, R.A.M.C

JONES, Lieut.-Col. Albert Westhead PRYCE-, O.B.E,
T.D, J.P, 6. 26 May, 1870 ; 3rd s. of lato Sir Pryce Pryco-
Jones, of Newtown. Wales ; to. Rosina Ida, d. of William Gibson,
of Roehampton. Educ. : Shrewsbury and Clare College,
Cambridge. J.P. County of Montgomery ; J.P. Province
of Alberta, Canada ; Member of Inner Temple ; Major 7th
R.W.F. (T.F.R.). War Work: raised and commanded
113th Battn. Canadian Expeditionary Force ; served in
France from Dec. 1916 to March, 1920 ; mentioned in des
patches. Address : Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Club .- Sports
(London). (05696)
JONES,Brig.-Gen.MoreyQUAYLE-,CB, C.M.G, C.B.E,
J.P, D.L. (Warwickshire), fi. 8 Mar. 1855 ; s. of Charles William
Jones, of Pakenham, Suffolk ; to. Isabel, d. of Maitland
Dashwood. Educ: Wellington CoU. Barrister-at-Law. War
Work : Commanded 104th Brigade, 35th Division, 4th
Army, 1914-16 ; County Director Auxiliary Hospitals and
V.A.D. Detachments, 1914 ; Deputy President Warwickshire
Branch British Red Cross Society ; National Service Sub-
Commissioner. Address : Claverdon Hall, Warwick. Club :
Army and Navy. (C2726)
JONES, Dorothea Adelaide Lowry PUGHE-, M.B.E,
b. 23 June, 1874 ; d. of Robert Pughe-Jones, of Ynysgain,
Criccieth. Educ. : Queen's Coll, London, and SomervUle
Coll., Oxford. War Work: Sept. 1915, to June, 1916, Red
Cross work in France; June, 1916, to Sept. 1918, V.A.D.
Commandant, Hotel des Anglais, Le Touquet ; Sept. 1918, to
May, 1919, Principal Commandant, V.A.D.'s in Salonica.
Address : Ynysgain, Criccieth, N. Wales. (M1970)
JONES, Capt., WilUam Henry STANLEY-, O.B.E,
JONES, Capt. Reginald TEAGUE-, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
JONES, WilUam James WALLIS-, M.B.E, 6. 27 May
1873 ; s. of Evan Jones, of AUtywalis, Carmarthenshire
(Woollen Manufacturer) ; to. Ethel Perrins, d. ol James Perrins
Carter, of Clifton. Educ. : Aberystwyth, University Coll. of
Wales, and King's CoU, London. Solicitor; Sec. and Registra
tion Agent, Carmarthen Division Liberal Association ; Execu
tive member Welsh National Liberal Council ; Clerk to the
Visitors Joint Counties Mental Hospital, Carmarthen ; Clerk
to the Newcastle Emlyn and Lampeter Unions Old Age Pensions
Sub-Committees, etc. War Work : Branch Manager, Ministry
of Labour (Employment Department) at Carmarthen ; Joint
Sec. West Carm. Parliamentary Recruiting Committees and
Aims Committee ; Hon. Recruiter R.N.D. and R.N.V.R. ;
Clerk to N.C Emlyn and Lampeter War Pensions District
Committees, etc. ; author of " Welsh Characteristics" (1898),
"The Welsh Regiment" (1900), etc.; founded and Edited
*' Pencader and Llandyssul Guardian " in 1897. Address :
Llys-yr-onen, Carmarthen. Clubs: Masonic, Carmarthen ; Law
Society, London. (M8678)
JONES, Reginald John WALLIS-, O.B.E.
JOPP, Lieut.-Col. Stephen James MelviUe, O.B.E.
JORDAN, Alfred Charles, C.B.E, M.D, M.R.C.P. For
work in connection with radiology at Queen Alexandra's
Hospital. (C3150)
JORDAN, Charles WilUam, M.B.E, fi. 3 Dec. 1846;
s. of John Jordan, of Moreton, Essex ; to. Hannah Jane
Crosby, d. of Robson Hodgson, of Middlesbrough. Educ. :
St. Michael's, Chester Square, London. Master Mariner of
the s.s. " Claudia," War Work : Trading between France,
Bergen, Norway, Leith, Tyne and Tees, and London, with
cargo, provisions, and general stores. Address : Gordon Ter
race, 148, Borough Road, Middlesboro', Yorks. CZufis :
Tees Lodge 509, Stockton-on-Tees, Masonic; Conservative,
Middlesboro' ; Imperial Merchant Service GuUd, Liverpool. (M8679)
JORDAN, Lieut. Harold George, O.B.E, R.E.
JORDAN, Herbert James, M.B.E.
JORDAN, John, C.B.E, J.P.
JORDAN, WilUam Ezra, M.B.E.
JORDAN, WilUam Henry, M.B.E.
JOSCELYNE, Major Frederic Percy, O.B.E, M.C, lato
R.A.M.C, 6. 19 Jan. 1874 ; s. of the Rev. Henry Joscelyne,
late Rector of Ibstone. Educ. : Felsted School. Medical
Practitioner, M.D. < Bmssels), D.P.H. (Oxon). War Work : Served
with 2nd Sussex Regt. in France ; was Sanitary Officer in
Albert, Poperinghe and Ypres; D.A.D.M.S. of 5th Army;
awarded M.C. in 1915. Address : Mary St. House, Taunton. (05440)
JOSEPH, Charles Henry, M.B.E.
JOSEPH, David, M.B.E.
JOSEPH, Major Ernest Martin, O.B.E.
JOSEPH, Capt. Francis L'Estrange, C.B.E, J.P, B.
31 July, 1870 ; s. of Thomas Joseph, of Liverpool ; to. Violet,
d of Joel Settle, of The HiU, Alsager, Cheshire. Educ.
Caledonian Scottish School, Liverpool. Director, Settle,
Speakman & Co. Ltd, Alsager, Liverpool, and London.
War Work : Capt, Western Command ; transferred to War
Office with staff rank ; Assist. Sec, Ministry National Service;
later Deputy Director, General National Labour Supply;
Member Port and Transit Executive Committee. Address :
The Gables, Alsager, Cheshire. (C541)
JOSEPH, Janie, M.B.E.
JOSLIN, Capt. Evelyn Whyaid, M.B.E.
JOSLIN, WUliam Joseph, M.B.E.
JOSS, Major Alexander WYNYARD-, O.B.E, Aust.A.S.C
JOSSELYN, Col. John, CM.G, D.S.O, O.B.E., T.D.
(Reserve of Officers, Territorial Army), fi. 28 Oct. 1872 ; s.
of the late Frederic Josselyn ; m. Lilian Bella, d. of the late

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Venble. William Weston Elwes, Archdeacon of Madras. War
Work : Served on Coast Defence with the 6th Batt. Suffolk
Regt. from July, 1914, to Jan, 1915 ; appointed Brigade
Major, 185 Infantry Brigade, Jan. 1915 ; Commanded 2/5th
Bn. West Yorkshire Regt, May, 1916, to Dec. 1917 ; wounded
in France in 1917 ; served in North Russia, June, 1918, to
Oct. 1919 ; in Command of Dvina River Force, and afterwards
as President, Claims Commission, North Russia ; retained on
duty in England to wind up finance, etc, of the North Russian
Expedition till June, 1920. Address : 2, Whitehall Court,
London, S.W.1. Club: Junior Army and Navy; Ipswich;
Madras. (01534)
JOUGHIN, John Clague, M.B.E.
JOWITT, Frederick McCuUoch, C.B.E.
JOY, Lieut.-Comm. Charles Edward, M.B.E, R.N.
JOY, Capt. George WilUam, M.B.E, 6. 27 June, 1863;
8. of John Kinloch Joy, of Hidl ; m. Alice Maria, d. of John
Jagger, of Hull. Educ. : Private Schools, Hull. Capt.
Mercantile Marine. War Work : Transport Service. Ad
dress : 71, Park Road, Hull. (M3781)
JOY, Henry, O.B.E, 6. 25 Aug. 1865 ; s. of Seth Joy, of
Moss Side, Manchester ; m. Martha, d. of Thomas Warnock,
of Loughan, Coleraine. Educ. : Privately, and Askern,
Doncaster. Controller, Post Office Savings Bank, March,
1899. War Work : In connection with the issue of Loans to
finance the war. Address : Post Office Savings Bank, London,
W. 14. (03777)
JOY, Henry Holmes, O.B.E, B.A. ; s. of John Holmes
Joy, of Manor House, Tamworth, Staffs. ; m. Clarie, d. of
Stephen Stokes, of Hanch HaU, Lichfield. Educ. : Sherborne,
and Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple
War Work : Assist. Sec. and Legal Adviser, Ministry of National
Service ; Metropolitan Special Constabulary, Kensington
Division. Address : 37, HoUand Park Avenue, London.
(010758)
JOY, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Herbert Alfred, O.B.E, R.A.
JOY, Madeleine Jane, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of Peter Blake,
of Galway ; to. Alexander Outhwaite, s. of George Outhwaite
Joy, of Leeds. Educ. : Edinburgh. War Work : Donor with
husband of the King's Cross Y.M.C.A. Hut, the Y.M.CA. Hut
at Amiens, one Church Army Hut in France, and was first
Lady Superintendent of the King's Cross Hut. Address :
Crown Hotel, Scarborough. (M8684)
JOY, Sydney Cooper, O.B.E.
JOYCE Ellen, Hon. Mrs. James Gerald, C.B.E.
JOYCE, Lieut. Ernest Percy, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
JOYCE, Lieut. Francis Matthew, M.B.E, M.B, R.F.A.
(T.). JOYCE, Francis Raoul, M.B.E.
JOYCE, Lieut.-Col. Pierce Charles, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6.
23 June, 1878 ; s. of Pierce Joyce, D.L, of Mervue, Co. Galway,
Ireland. Educ. : Beaumont CoU, Old Windsor. Governor
Eastern and Southern Desert Province, Egypt. War Work :
GaUipoU, 1915 ; Arabia, 1916-18 ; organised and served with
Arab Army against the Turks up to date of Armistice. Address :
Mervue, Galway, Ireland. Club : Army and Navy. (C2062)
JOYCE, Sterndale, M.B.E, R.A.O.C
JOYCE, Capt. Thomas Athol, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 4 Aug
1878 ; s. of T. Heath Joyce, of Freshford, Somerset ; to.
Lilian Dayrell, d. of George Dayrell Reed, of Bromley, Kent.
Educ. : Dulwich CoU. ; Hertford Coll, Oxford. Assistant,
British Museum. War Work : Military Enquiries Section,
Official Press Bureau, 1915-16 ; Lieut, attached G.S., M.I.2.C
War Office, 1916-17 ; promoted Capt. 1917-19. Address :
British Museum, W.C. (0471)
JOYNER, Capt. Cerdric Batson, O.B.E, M.A., fi. 3 March,
1882 ; s. of the late Robert Batson Joyner, CLE, of Chelten
ham, and Woody Bay, North Devon ; to. Kate Evelyn, d. of
the late George Marlow, of Arlington, Newbury. Educ :
Cheltenham Coll. ; Emmanuel CoU, Cambridge (Honours,
Mathematics and Science). Section Director, Training Dept,
Ministry of Labour since Dec. 1918. War Work : Capt. 9th
Essex Regt. (Sept. 1914), disabled by serious accident in Jan.
1915 at Shorncliffe; Administrative work in Labour Supply
Department Ministry of Munitions from Aug. 1915 to Dec
1918. Address: Fairmead, Station Road, Winchmore HU1, N.
21. Club : Badminton. (O10759)
JOYNSON, Margaret Beatrice Ethel, M.B.E.
JOYNT, Lieut.-Col. Richard Lane, O.B.E, M.D.
JUDD, Capt. Bertram Christopher, O.B.E.
JUDD, Harold Godfrey, C.B.E, O.A., 6. 14 Dec. 1878 ;
s. of Charles Henry Judd, of China ; to. Constance Zoe, d. of
William H. Hoyte, of Nottingham. Educ. : Collegiate School,
Chefoo, China. Mann, Judd, Gordon & Co, Chartered
Accountants ; Deputy Controller of Contracts, Ministry of
Munitions, since 1917 ; articled to John Mann and Son, O.A.,
Glasgow and London, 1894 ; assumed partner, 1905 ; entered
Ministry of Munitions as assistant to Sir S. Hardman Lever
(Financial Secretary), 1915 ; Deputy Director of Accormts
(National Factories), 1916 ; Director of Contract Finance,
1917. Addresses : 8, Frederick's Place, E.C. 2 ; 61, Hampstead
Way, N.W. 4. Clubs : New City ; Authors' ; Liberal, Glasgow.
JUDD, Capt. Henry Alexander, O.B.E.
JUDD, Leonard WilUam, M.B.E.
i> ?VP?' t2~-0-£?~-s, langley, c.B.E, F.S.A.A. Educ. :
Privately War Work: Deputy Controller of Munition Accounts
and Assistant Member of Council in the Ministry of Munitions.
Address: Ridgway House, 40/42, King WUliam Street, London,

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E.C. ; Littlebourne, Warren Road, Guildford. Club : New
City. (C2729)
JUDGE, Lieut. Charles Edward MiUer, M.B.E,
JUDGE, Lieut.-Col. and Qr.-Mr. Wybrants, M.B.E.
JUDSON, Capt. Daniel, O.B.E.
JUKES AUred, M.B.E, R.A.F.
JULIAN, Maj.-Gen. Oliver Richard Archer, C.B, C.M.G.
C.B.E, 6. 1863 ; s. of Capt. Thomas Archer Julian, J.P.'
formerly 52nd Regt. Entered Roy. Army Med. Corps, 1887'
Major, 1899 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1908 ; Lieut.-Col. 1911 ; Col
Army Med. Ser. 1915 ; T. Maj.-Gen. 1918 ; served in S. Africa
1899-1902 (despatches) ; Zakka Khel and Mohmand Expedi
tions, 1908 (despatches); Great War, 1914-16 (despatches);
appointed Physician and Surg, Royal Hospital, Chelsea, 1913.
Address : Broomhill, Harford, Ivybridge. (C1642)
JUPP, Cecil May, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1893 ; d. of Conway
Morgan, of Stafford; to. 13 Oct. 1920, Major W. D. L. Jupp,
O.B.E. Educ.: Rathgowry, Eastbourne. War Work : V.A.D.
work from 1914, to Sept. 1915 ; started and managed Queen
Mary Needlework Guild, Stafford, for a year: joined Queen
Mary's Army AuxiUary Corps in Aug. 1917, as Assist.-Adminis-
trator, and crossed to France in Sept. 1917 ; promoted to
Unit Administration in May, 1918, and given charge of one
of the three largest camps in France, namely, Q.M.A.A.C.
Camp, attached to E.R.S, R.A.F, France. Address : Queens-
viUe, Stafford. (M4556)
JUPP, Lieut.-Col. William Alfred, O.B.E.
JUPP, Major WilUam Dallas Loney, O.B.E, R.A.F.
JURISS, Lieut. MaximiUan, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.F.
JURY, Capt. Arthur Ernest, O.B.E, F.I.S.E, M.R.S.I,
R.A.M.C. (T.), 2nd London Sanitary Co, 6. 21 Jan. 1886;
8. of Horatius Arthur Jury, of Southborough ; m. Helen
Dorothy, d. of D. W. Hopkins. Educ. : Privately, and Whitgift
School. Sanitary Specialist ; Housing Inspector, Ministry of
Health ; late Technical Secretary to Sir Alexander Houston,
K.B.E, C.V.O. War Work: O.C. 32nd Sanitary Section,
B.E.F. ; Commandant III Army School of Sanitation, B.E.F. ;
Acting D.A.D.M.S. (San.) Ill Army, B.E.F. ; Sanitary Officer
Dover Garrison. Addresses : 59, Shelgate Road, S.W. 11 ;
Saxondale, Orlando Drive, Carlton, Notts. Club : Notting
hamshire Masonic. (02591)
JURY, Horatius Arthur, O.B.E. Chief Inspector, Public
Health Dept, London County CouncU. (O11908)
JUSTICE, Charles Ernest WUUam, M.B.E.
JUSTICE, Major PhiUp Welman, O.B.E, R.G.A.
JUTA, Helen Lena, Lady, O.B.E.

KAHL, Frederiok, O.B.E.
KALKER, Emanuel, O.B.E.
KANE, Capt. John Leonard Kirkpatrick, O.B.E, LA.
KAPPELE, Capt. John Logan, O.B.E, C.A.D.C
KASTOR, Ella Marguerite, M.B.E. (M8680)
KAUFMAN, Louis, O.B.E.
KAUL, Sir Diwan Bahadur Dayer Kishan, K.B.E. (K330)
KAULBACH, Lieut.-Col. Henry Albert, O.B.E, The
King's Own Royal Regt, 6. 16 Feb. 1878; s. of the
Ven. Archdeacon of Nova Scotia ; m. Alice Mary, d.
of Rev. A. J. Townend, CF. Educ. : CoUegiate School
and King's Coll, Windsor, N.S, and R.M.C. Kingston, Ont.
War Work : India, Aug. to Dec. 1914 ; Flanders, Jan. to
March, 1915 ; D.A.A. and Q.M.G, Catterick Camp, Yorks,
AprU, 1916, to end of war; wounded, Feb. 1915. Address:
Royal Bank of Canada, Princes Street, London, E.C 2. CTufi :
United Service. (07339)
KAUNTZ, Capt. WiUiam Henry, M.B.E.
KAUNTZE, Lieut.-Col. Bertram Charles, O.B.E.
KAVANAGH, Capt. Henry Richard, M.B.E, 2nd Batt.
Princess Victoria's Royal Irish Fusiliers, 6. 11 Aug. 1890;
s. of Hope Kavanagh of Carlow, Ireland, late S. Police, United
Provinces, India ; to. Sylvia Eleanor, d. of Sir James
Martin, M.B.E, J.P, of BeUair, Surbiton. Educ: Queen
Elizabeth CoU. Commissioned, Dec. 1910. War Work:
France, 1914-16 ; Royal Air Force, 1917 ; Independant Air
Force, France, Aug. 1918; Royal Air Force Staff, Cologne,
1919. Address : c/o Sir James Martin, BeUair, Surbiton,
Surrey. Club : Services. (M5995)
KAXTON, EUa Marguerite, M.B.E.
KAY, Andrew Cassels, O.B.E.
KAY, David, M.B.E.
KAY, Edward, M.B.E.
KAY, Major Herbert Davenport, O.B.E.
KAY, Lieut.-Comm. Ivo James, O.B.E, R.N.R.
KAY, Mary Lees, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of E. Moss, of Ravens-
croft Hall, Middlewich ; to. Christopher Kay, D.L, of Daven-
ham Hall, Northwich. War Work : Vice President Red Cross
Middlewich Division ; Commandant of Red Cross Hospital,
Middlewich; and of Ravenscroft Hall Annexe; President
Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association ; and of Soldiers'and
Sailors' Help Society. Address: Ravenscroft Hall, Middle
wich. (03778)
KAY, Sydney Entwisle, M.B.E.
KAY, Major WUUam, O.B.E.
KAY, William Gimmell, O.B.E.
KAY, WUUam Norrie, M.B.E, 6. July, 1866 ; s. of the late
William Norrie Kay, of Lome Bank, Monifieth (Forfarshire) ;
m. Margaret Gibson, d. of the late David Alexander Tearing, of
Forfarshire. Educ. : Morgan Academy, Dundee. Chief
Engineer Mercantile Marine. War Work : Chief Engineer of

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the steamers " Devona " and " Cairmona," Cairns-Thomson
Line ; carried horses, munitions, and other stores from August,
1914, to the end of the war (from U.S.A. and Canada to France
and U.K.). Address : Hillside, Monifleth, Forfarshire. (M8688)
KAYE, Lieut.-Col. Ceoil, C.S.I, CLE, C.B.E, Indian
Army, fi. 27 May, 1868 ; s. of WUliam Kaye, of the Indian
Civil Service (retired) ; m. Margaret Sarah, d. of Rev. Thomas
Bryson, ofthe London Missionary Society. Educ. : Winchester.
Joined 2nd Batt. Derbyshire Regt. 1889 ; 21st Punjabas, 1892 ;
served N.W. Frontier of India, 1897 ; General Staff Officer,
Army Headquarters, India, 1907 ; Deputy Chief Censor,
India, 1914; Director Central Intelligence, India, 1919.
War Work : In charge of Censorship, both Cable and Postal,
in India, from Oct. 1914 to Sept. 1919. Addresses :
Simla (in the summer) ; Delhi (in the winter), India. (C2036)
KAYE, Evan, O.B.E.
KAYE, George WilUam Clarkson, O.B.E, R.A.F.
KAYE, Sydney Herbert, O.B.E.
KAYE, Sir John Pepys LISTER-, Bt., O.B.E, fi. 18 Feb,
1853; 8. of Lister Lister-Kaye, and g. s. of Sir John Lister
Lister-Kaye, 2nd Bt. (see Burke's Peerage), whom he succeeded
in 1871 ; m. 5th Dec. 1881, Natica, 2nd d. of Senor Antonio
Yznaga del VaUe, of Ravenswood, Louisiana, and Cuba ; late
Lieut. Royal Horse Guards and Yorkshire Hussars, D.L. West
Hiding; Groom-m-Waiting to King Edward VII, 1908-10.
Address: Overton Lodge, nr. Wakefield, Yorkshire. Clubs:
Carlton; Marlborough. (07393)
KAYE, Lieut.-Comm. RusseU LISTER-, O.B.E, R.N.
KEALY, Florenoe Tempe, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 26 Oct. 1883;
_. of Sir Charles Bayley, G.C.I.E, K.C.S.I, Secretary of State
for India's Council (see Burke's Peerage); to. Edward Herbert,
s. of the late John Robert Kealy, M.D. War Work : Hon. Sec.
of the Ladies Branch of the British Red Cross Society and Order
of St. John of Jerusalem in the North West Frontier Province,
India. Addresses : c/o Grindlay & Co, London ; Little
hampton, Sussex. (M2695)
KEAN, Charles, M.B.E.
KEANE, Capt. Charles George Gordon, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
b. 5 Sept. 1891 ; s. of Major B. J. Keane, late of Indian Army ;
m. Eva Constance, d. of F. A. Denny, of Wimbledon. Educ :
Bombay Univ. ; St. Mary's Hospital, London. War Work :
With a Field Ambulance in France ; W.H.W.M.S, Syren Force,
N. Russia. (09719)
KEANE, Lieut.-Col. Richard Henry, C.B.E.
KEARN. Lieut. A. W., O.B.E, R.A O.C.
KEARNEY, Arthur Richard Kearney, M.B.E.
KEARNEY, Mother Superior Teresa Mary, M.B.E, O.S.F,
fi. 30 April 1876 ; d. of Michael Kearney, Arklow, Co. Wicklow,
Ireland. Educ. : Convent of Mercy, Wicklow, Ireland.
R.C. Mission Sister of the Order of Saint Francis. Worked in
hospitals of the Mission of MiU HiU, in Nsambya, Uganda,
for the native Carrier Corps and wounded brought from
German East Africa Campaign until Nov. 1916. Address ;
MiUHiUMission.Nsambya.KampalaP.O, Uganda. (M1274)
KEARNS, Haidee Ida, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 18 March, 1862 ;
d. the late Henry Holmes, of Toronto, Canada ; to. the late
Thomas Joseph, s. of PhiUp Keams, of Portsmouth. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Camps Library, 1915 ; Welfare
Supervisor, Navy and Army Canteen Board, Dec. 1916-18.
Address: 14, Minnis Bay, Birchington-on-Sea. (M8689)
KEARNS, WiUiam Irving, O.B.E. * (011780)
KEARSEY, Major Alexander Horace Cyril, D.S.O,
O.B.E. ; 6. 17 Dec. 1877 ; s. of Francis Kearsey, of Burstow,
Hurley, Sussex ; m. Frances Mitford, d. of Lord Redesdale, of
Batsford, Moreton-in-Marsh (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. :
Rottingdean; CUfton; R.M.C Commissioned, 1898. War
Wort: Staff Captain, Brigade Major, G.S.O. 1st Grade,
Battalion Commander ; held rank during the war as Lieut.-
Col. from Deo. 1915. Address : The Mount, Queen's Park,
Bournemouth. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Queen's. (09596)
KEARY, George, O.B.E., 6. 8 July, 1859 ; to. Sarah Ann.
Educ: Ongar. Divisional Superintendent of Operations,
London Division, Great Eastern Railway. War Work :
Orhcer in charge of raUway at night in connection with Trans
port and Air Raids. Address : Kingston, 8, Hempstead
Boad, Walthamstow, E. 17. (01539)
KEARY, Margaret Alice, M.B.E.
KEATINGE, Reginald Heber, O.B.E, J.P, Co. Dublin,
c 25 AprU, 1874 ; s. of Joseph Francis Keatinge, J.P, of
Dublin ; m. Florence, d. of L. C Murphy, of Dublin. War
Wort: Hon. Sec, Irish War Hospital Supply Depot (Men's
section) ; Joint Hon. Sec, Ireland's " Our Day " Red Cross
t>5 A. Ast- Comrty Director for the City of Dublin Branch
Bed Cross Soc. ; Corps Superintendent, St. John Ambulance
Mgade. Address: Bramberg, Strand Road, Sutton, Co.
Dublin. (03779)
KEAY, James Donald, C.B.E, s. of David Keay. Engine
Works Manager to Harland and Wolff (Limited). (C987)
¦d??AY' Lieut.-Col. John, C.B.E, M.D, F.R.CP,
K.A.M.C KEAYS, Capt. Cyril Arthur, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
. KEDDIE, Col. Herbert WUliam Graham, C.B.E, D.S.O,
c 1873 ; Lieut.-Col. and T. Col. Army Ordnance Depart. ;
se"ei_m S. African War, 1899-1902 (despatches, Queen's medal
win two clasps) ; SomalUand, 1902-3 (medal with clasp) ;
S?i.ZF' 1914-19 (despatches). (C1275)
a £EEBLE> Frederick William, C.B.E, Sc.D, F.R.S, 6.
£March, 1870 ; s. of Francis Henry Keeble, of Tatsfleld, nr.
westerham, Kent ; m. 1st, Mathilde Marie CecUe Marechal, who

d. 1915, and 2nd, 1920, Lillah, O.B.E. (q.v.), d. of J. McCarthy, of
Cheltenham. Educ: Alleyn's School, Dulwich ; Gonvilleand
Caius College, Cambridge. Sherardian Professor of Botany,
Oxford ; Scientific Adviser, " Gardener's Chronicle " ; formerly
Assistant Sec, Ministry of Agriculture ; War Work : Con
troller of Horticulture, Ministry of Agrioulture ; Member of
Army Agricultural Committee. Address : Magdalen College,
Oxford. Club : Savile. (C36)
KEEBLE, Lillah, Mrs. (Lillah McCarthy), O.B.E, d. of ,1.
McCarthy, of Cheltenham; to. 1920, Frederick WiUiam, C.B.E,
Sc.D, F.R.S. (q.v.), s. of Francis Henry Keeble, of Tatsfleld, nr.
Westerham, Kent. Services in connection with the organisa
tion of matinfjes and the coUection of funds for the Queen
Mary Fund in aid of the Star and Garter Hospital. Address:
Magdalen College, Oxford. (011913)
KEEFE, Capt. Ernest, M.B.E, 6. 30 Nov. 1883; s. of
Cornelius Keefe, of The Green, Bandon ; m. Gertrude, d. of
John McMahon, of Castleconnel, Co. Limerick. Educ. : Rin-
curran, Summer Cove, Kinsale. War Work : served with
37th Field Bty, R.F.A, during retreat from Mons, Aug. 1914 ;
wounded at Le Cateau, 1914 ; served as Adjt. to Training
Brigades at home until Apr. 1919 ; now serving at Record
Office, Woolwich. Address: 107, Shooter's Hill Road,
Blackheath, S.E.3 Club : Conservative (Blackheath). (M5391)
KEEGAN, Capt. Michael, O.B.E, M.M, R.A.F.
KEEL, William Henry, O.B.E, fi. 19 Dec. 1866 ; s. of
William H. Keel, of Eastbourne ; m. Katherine Emily, d. ol
Joseph Watson, of Hampstead, N.W. Educ : Privately.
Retired Civil Engineer ; for ten years Resident Engineer, in
Brazil, of the City of Santos Improvements Co, Ltd. War
Work : For four years Head of the Men's Department, the
St. Marylebone War Hospital Supply Depot, Cavendish
Square, W. 1. Addresses : 41, Fellows Road, Hampstead,
N.W. ; Budleigh Salterton, Devon. (O10764)
KEELING, Dorothy Clarissa, M.B.E, 6. 2 Dec. 1881;
d. of Rev. W. H. Keeling, LL.D, Headmaster, Bradford Gram
mar School, 1872-1916. Educ. : Bradford Girls' Grammar
School. Sec, Liverpool Personal Service Committee since
1918. War Work : Assistant Sec, Bradford City Guild of
Help, 1907-17 ; Sec, National Association of Guild of Help,
1917-18 ; Joint Hon. Sec, Joint Com. of Social Service,
1917-18 ; Chairman, Bradford Women's Employment Work
rooms Committee, 1914-15 ; Chairman, Bradford Tipperary
Club, 1914-17 ; Chairman, Bradford Women Patrols, 1917-18.
Address : 16, Huskisson Street, Liverpool. Club : Sandon
Arts. (M3783)
KEEN, Katharine Elizabeth, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 26 July,
1846 ; d. of John Clutton, of Flauchford, Surrey ; to. Alfred
Gunning, s. of Alfred Joyce Keen, of Buckland, Surrey. Educ :
Privately. War Work : Commandant of Hillfield Red Cross
Hospital, Reigate, from opening in Nov. 1914, untU closing,
31 Dec. 1918. Address : 8, York Road, Reigate. Club :
Albemarle. (010765)
KEEN, Lieut.-Col. William John, CLE, C.B.E, e. s. of
the late Col. Sir Frederick John Keen, K.C.B. ; m. 1899,
Marion Beatrice, d. ol Col. A. McL. Mills, formerly Indian Army,
Educ. : Haileybury, and R.M.C. Entered Royal Welsh
Fusiliers, 1892 ; Indian Army, 1894. Served with the Chitral
Relief Force, 1895 (medal with clasp), on N.-W. Frontier of
India, 1908 (despatches, medal with clasp) ; during Afghan
War, 1919. (C3096)
KEENAN, Major Augustine Henry, D.S.O, O.B.E.
KEENE, Henry Furse, O.B.E, 6. 7 May, 1863. Asylums
Officer, London County Council. War Work : As chief officer
of the department was responsible for preliminary negotiations
and subsequent administrative arrangements for the use of
three of the L.CC mental hospitals as war hospitals, affording
accommodation for 4000 sick and wounded soldiers. Addresses :
13, Arundel Street, Strand, W.C ; 11, Creighton Avenue,
MusweU HUI, N. (010766)
KEENE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John James, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
KEENE, Capt. John Limrick, O.B.E.
KEENE, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Mann, O.B.E.
KEENE, Lieut.-Col. Harry Lancelot RUCK-, D.S.O,
O.B.E, 6. 5 May, 1868 ; s. of Col. Edmund Ruck-Keene, of
Swyncombe, Henley-on-Thames ; m. Awdry Frances, d. of
WUliam Henry Ashhurst, C.B.E, of Waterstock, Oxford.
Educ: Winchester and Sandhurst. Land Agentto the Rt. Hon.
The Earl FitzwiUiam. War Work : July, 1917, Commandant
Escort Prisoners of War, Proven nr. Poperinghe, att.
H.Q, 5th Army ; Sept. '1917, Commandant Corps Troops,
XIX Corps ; Nov. 1917, Commandant V Corps Reinforcement
Training Camp ; May, 1918, Commandant V Corps Rest
Camp ; June, 1918, Commandant " F " Infantry Base
Depot, Etaples ; Feb. 1918, Commandant Base Depot, Camiers ;
retired Aug. 1918, after thirty years' continuous service in
the Oxford, and Bucks Light Infantry (43rd and 52nd). Address :
The White House, Armthorpe, Doncaster. Clubs : Naval and
MUitary ; M.C.C. ; R.A.C. ; Doncaster. (05139)
KEENLYSIDE, Rupert Hales Headlam, O.B.E.
KEEP, Major Thomas Bettsworth, O.B.E, 6. 1884;
s. of Alfred H. Keep, of Greenhithe ; to. Irene Alison, d. of
Walter Heslop, of Margate. Educ : Malvern College ; King's
CoUege, London. Engineer. War Work : In R.A.S.C.
Mechanical Transport. Address : 29, High Street, Wimbledon,
S.W. 19. (05441)
KEEPING, Capt. Harold Balfour, M.B.E, 6. 20 Sept.
1886 ; s. of Tom Jeffery Keeping. Educ : Tonbridge School.
Chartered Accountant. War Work : Private, 28th County of

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Keer

THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

London Regt, Sept. 1914, to Dec. 1914 ; Lieut. R.A.S.C,
Jan. 1915, to Sept. 1915 ; Capt. R.A.S.C, Sept. 1915, to Jan.
1920 ; graded Staff F.F, July, 1919, to Jan. 1920. Address :
18-19, Ironmonger Lane, E.C. 2.  (M5292)
KEER, Lieut. Raymond WUfred Cordy, M.B.E.
KEERY, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. WilUam James, M.B.E.
KEESAU, Perdot Cuthbert, M.B.E.
KEESON, Peridot Clara Cuthbert, M.B.E, 6. 1894 ; d.
of Major C Cuthbert Keeson, V.D. Educ. : Privately. War
Work : H.R.H. Princess Beatrice's Surgical Depot, 2, Caven
dish Square. Address : St. Cuthberts, Hampstead. (M8690)
KEEVIL, Capt. Ambrose, M.B.E, M.C.
KEIGHTLEY, Mary, M.B.E.
KEILY, Lieut.-Comm. Charles Joseph, O.B.E, R.N.R.
KEIR, WUliam, M.B.E.
KEITH, Capt. Angus, O.B.E.
KEITH, Lieut.-Col. George Theodore Elphinstone,
D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 22 May, 1882 ; s. of George Elphinstone, of
14, Hans Place, S.W. ; to. Catherine JuUa, d. of J. Blease, of
Liverpool. Educ. : Eton. Employed in France as a Regi
mental Officer from Aug. 1914 tUl wounded 22 Oct. ; Gazetted
as Brigade Major, New Armies, 15 Feb. ; D.A.A.G, June, 1916 ;
A.A. and Q.M.G, Nov. 1917 ; A.A.G, AprU, 1919. Club :
Junior United Service. (05442)
KEITH, Lieut. Gerald, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
KEITLEY, Capt. Cyril Humby, M.B.E, fi. 1891 ; s. of
H. B. Keitley, of London ; to. Joyce Margaret, d. of
Bernard Gibson, M.A, of London. Educ. : Shrewsbury
School. War Work : Served with 12th Batt. The Sherwood
Foresters ; 2nd Batt. The Manchester Regt. Address : The
Torrs, South Norwood Park, London. (M5394)
KEKEWICH, Capt. Sydney, M.B.E, 21st Lancers, 6.
17 June, 1893 ; s. of Lewis P. Kekewich, of 14, Adelaide
Crescent, Brighton ; m. Madeline Elizabeth, d. of Rear-Admiral
S. Gordridge, CLE, of Rudgwick Grange, Rudgwick, Sussex.
Educ : Eton. War Work : India (N.W.F.P.) wounded Sept.
1915 ; War Office, Jan. 1917, to Sept. 1919, as Staff Captain.
C7«fi : Cavalry. (M5394)
KELCEY, WiUiam FOORD-, O.B.E.
KELHAM, Bimbashi Arthur Robert Langdale, O.B.E,
D.C.M, 6. 25 Aug. 1865 ; s. of Augustus Kelham, of Chester ;
m. Margaret Ethel, M.B.E, d. of Joseph Haselden, of Alexandria,
Egypt. Educ : Bedford Grammar School. Egyptian PoUce.
War Work : Served in Dongola Expedit, 1896 ; Khartoum
Campaign, 1897-98 ; thrice mentioned in despatches ; D.C.M. ;
Order of Medijieh and of Nile ; with Bikanir Camel Corps in
Western Desert. Address : The Caracol, Sidi Gabor, Egypt.
Club : Union, Alexandria. (09864)
KELHAM, Margaret Ethel, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 17 Sept.
1876 ; s. of Joseph Haselden, of Alexandria, Egypt ; to.
Major Arthur Robert Langdale Kelham, O.B.E, D.C.M,
s. of Augustus Kelham, of Chester. War Work : Hospital
Trains in Egypt, May to Aug. 1915 ; Red Cross Tea Kiosks on
Alexandria Quays, 1914-18 ; Red Cross Librarian to March,
1920 ; despatches, June, 1917. Address : The Caracol, Sidi
Gabor, Egypt. Club : Alexandria Sporting. (M8691)
KELL, Sir Vernon George Waldegrave, K.B.E, C.B,
6. 21 Nov. 1873 ; s. of the late Major Waldegrave C F. KeU ;
to. Constance Rawdon, d. of James Scott, of Queenstown.
Educ : Sandhurst. War Work : First commissioned 1894 ;
served China, 1900 (medal with clasp) , has Order of St. Olaf
(Norway) ; American Order of the Chinese Dragon ; Legion
of Honour ; Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus. Address :
34, ArgyU Road, W. 8. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Wellington. (K306)
KELLER, Lieut.-Col. Rudolph Henry, D.S.O, O.B.E.
KELLETT, Adelaide Maud, C.B.E, R.R.C. Matron
Australian Army Nursing Staff during the Great War, 1915-19
(despatches). KELLETT, Major and Qr.-Mr. James Albert, O.B.E,
R.E. KELLEWAY, Lieut. Percy Dixon, M.B.E, R.N.V.R
KELLEY, Major Frederick Arthur, O.B.E, J.P, M.P,
6. 6 May, 1863 ; s. of Ralph Kelley, of Heekmondwike ; to.
Laura, d. of Charles Henry Pickles, of Heekmondwike. Educ. :
TettenhaU CoUege ; Giggleswick Grammar School. Managing
Director, Messrs. Whitworth, Son and Nephew, Ltd, Wath-
on-Dearae ; Director, Messrs. Duncan Gilmour, Ltd, Sheffield.
War Work : Raised Harrogate Pals Coy, recruited over 1000
men ; was O.C. R.D.C Coy. Addresses : HoUey Court,
Harrogate ; Harcourt House, Cavendish Square, London,
Clubs : Constitutional ; Junior Constitutional ; 1900. (03138)
KELLNER, Lieut.-Col. PhiUp Travice Rubie, D.S.O.
O.B.E, R.E, 6. 19 Dec. 1872 ; s. of Edwin Welsh KeUner,
CLE. ; to. Mabel Alicia, d. of Rev. Alfred Bourne, B.A.
Educ. : Giggleswick Grammar School. Indian Finance
Dept. ; now Ministry of Transport. War Work : In charge
of RaUway Stores, and later head of the Transportation Stores
Dept, dealing with railways, roads, docks, and water trans
port, under the Dir.-Gen. of Transportation, B.E F. ; served
in France from Dec. 1914 to July, 1919. Address : The Oaks,
Beaconsfield, Bucks. (05444)
KELLY, Alfred Evans, O.B.E.
KELLY, Arthur Lindsay, O.B.E, 6. 5 Sept. 1880. Educ. :
Winchester; University CoUege, Oxford. War Work : Lieut,
6th Batt, King's Royal Rifle Corps; Court Martial Officer;
Staff Captain. Address : Hockley Lands, Worplesdon,
GuUdford. Club : Carlton. (05445)
KELLY, Edmund Walsh, M.B.E, F.R.S.A.I, J.P, 6

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4 Oct. 1857 ; s. of Gerard Kelly, of Waterford ; m. Margaret
d. of Edward Slattery, of Carrick-on-Suir. Educ. : St'
Stanislaus' CoU, Tullabeg. Hon. Life Member of the C.T c'
War Work : Co. Waterford War Pensions Committee ; Hon'
Sec. Waterford Rural District Sub-Committee. Address '•
BeUa Vista, Tramore, Co. Waterford. (M8692)
KELLY, Eleanor Sarah, M.B.E, R.R.C
KELLY, Elisabeth Hariott, C.B.E, J.P, fi. Jan. 1878-
s. of the late Col. H. H. Kelly, R.M.A, of Southsea, and of
EUsabeth Eleanor, d. of John CoUum, Esq, of Bellevue, Co
Fermanagh. Educ. : The Hermitage, Southsea. Justice of
Peace, Portsmouth ; Chairman of Sub-Committees, Ports
mouth War Pensions Committee ; Member, Special Grants
Committee, Ministry of Pensions ; Member of the Royal Patri
otic Fund Corporation ; Chairman, Portsmouth Women's
Employment Sub-Committee, Ministry of Labour ; Member
of Portsmouth Insurance tommittee. War Work: Joint
Hon. Sec, S. and S. F.A, 1914-16 ; Hon. Org, Services' Chil
dren's Home ; Hon. Sec, Portsmouth Services' Committee,
1914-16 ; Hon. Sec. and Hon. Principal Officer, Portsmouth
War Pensions Committee, 1916-20 ; Hon. Agent, R.P.F.C. ;
Hon. Local Agent, S. & S.H.S. ; Member of Pensions and
Grants Sub. -Com. Statutory Committee ; Member of Special
Grants Committee, Ministry of Pensions ; Member, Portsmouth
Employment Committee, Ministry of Labour ; Hon. Sec,
Portsmouth Women's Patriotic League and United Service
Clubs, 1914-19 ; Chairman, Children's Sub.-Com, Portsmouth
War Pensions Committee ; Member National ReUef Fund
Com, Portsmouth; Hon. Sec, Navy League Sub.-Com,
Portsmouth, etc. Address : 2, Malvern Road, Southsea.
Clubs : Sesame. (C2730)
KELLY, Col. Francis, C.B.E, 6. 1868. Col. R.A.M.C. and
Asst. Director of Med. Sers, Highland Div. during Great War,
1914-19 (despatches).
KELLY, Frank Arthur, M.B.E, fi. 25 March, 1879;
s. of Charles Kelly, of Newport, Mon. ; m. Dene Winifred,
d. of WiUiam LidweU Scoones, of Brixton. Edue. : Bancroft's
School, Woodford Green, Essex. Principal Clerk to the
MetropoUtan Asylums Board. War Work : Provision of
accommodation for, and maintenance of, War Refugees in
London. Address : 262, Amesbury Avenue, Streatham HiU.
(M626)
KELLY, Frederick Arthur, O.B.E.. J.P, R.D.C, M.P.
KELLY, Helena Creed, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 8 Sept. 1888;
d. of R. W. Phillips, of DubUn ; to. Joseph Angelo Kelly.
Educ. : KUdare St. School, DubUn, and privately. Assistant
ComptroUer to the Lord-Lieutenant of Deland. War Wort :
Was Private Sec. to Sir CecU Partridge when Metropolitan
Munitions started, and remained there tiU Dec. 1915 ; in 1916,
when Irish RebeUion broke out, went to Ministry of Munitions
and again returned to Dublin. Address : Vice-Regal Lodge,
DubUn. Club : United Arts, Dublin. (M9293)
KELLY, Henry Titus, M.B.E.
KELLY, Hilda Margaret Catherine, O.B.E, 6. Sept.
1875 ; d. of the late Col. H. H. KeUy, of Southsea. Educ:
The Hermitage, Southsea. Organising Sec, Charity Organisa
tion Society. War Work : Sec. Officers' Families Fund,
1916-19 ; Membe- of local Com, Soldiers' and SaUors' Families
Assoc, Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society, and National Relief
Fund ; Member of Women's Advisory Com, Central Control
Board (Liqtlbr Traffic), 1915-16. Address: 52, Lower
Sloane Street, S.W. Clubs: Sesame; Eorum. (01543)
KELLY, James, M.B.E.
KELLY, Eng.-Comm. John, O.B.E, R.N.
KELLY, Capt. Patrick Anselm, O.B.E, I.A.R. of 0.
(011781)
KELLY, Lieut. Richard CecU, O.B.E.
KELLY, Lieut. Thomas, M.B.E, A.P.D.
KELLY, Comm. Wm. H., C.B.E, D.S.O. ; Comm. and
Acting Capt. R.N.R. Served during Great War, 1914-19, with
Auxiliary Patrol (despatches).
KELMAN, John, O.B.E, M.A, D.D, 6. 20 June, 1864 ;
s. of Rev. John Kelman, B.D, of Edinburgh ; m. Ellin Runcorn,
d. of WUliam HamUton Bell, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Edinburgh
Royal High School ; Edinburgh University ; New CoUege, and
Ormond College, Melbourne. Minister of Peterculter United
Free Church, 1892-97 ; New North United Free Church,
Edinburgh, 1897-1907 ; St. George's United Free Church,
Edinburgh, 1907-19 ; Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
New York, 1919. War Work : With Y.M.C.A. for six months,
along whole British Front, engaged in lecturing on religious
subjects, and also with a view to good understanding between
British and American troops ; also four months' service under
the British Foreign Office in the United States'! n 1917. Clubs :
University Union, Edinburgh ; University, New York. (0477)
KELSEY, Lavinia Jano, M.B.E.
KEMBALL, Hattie, Lady, O.B.E. ; d. of GUbert Elliot,
I.C.S.; to. Maj.-Gen. Sir George Vero KembaU, K.C.M.G.,
C.B, D.S.O. (09827)
KEMBLE, Henry, M.B.E, F.R.G.S, 6. 5 Sept. 1854;
s. of Hon. H. F. Kemble, of Jamaica, West Indies. Educ. :
Cheltenham CoUege. Managing Director, Eastern Counties
Branch of Lord Roberts' Memorial Workshops. War Work:
Hon. Sec, Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society, N. Essex ; Essex
War Pensions Committee ; Colchester (Borough) War Pensions
Committee. Address : West Bergholt, Essex. CZuis : Junior
Carlton; Sports. (M1982)
KEMBLE, Katherine Charlotte, M.B.E, 6. 17 July, 1879;
d. of Henry Kemble, of Wroughton, nr. Swindon. War Wort :

BIOGRAPHIES.

Kennedy

Quartermaster, Asst. Commandant and finally Commandant at
Struan House, Reading ; V.A.D. Berks 52, from, 1914-19.
Address : Newlands, Goodworth, Clatford, Andover. (M8693)
KEMBLE, Major Paul Berthon, O.B.E.
KEMBLE, Virginia Margaret, M.B.E, d. of the late Capt,
H. F. Kemble, R.N, D.L, of St. Claydons, nr. Chelmsford.
War Work : Commandant of Red Cross Hospital, Chelmsford,
from 1915, when it opened until 1919, when it closed, during
which time nearly 2000 patients passed through the hospital ;
mentioned in despatches, 1916. Club : Blue Triangle. (M2782)
KEMM, Stephanie LiUan Septima, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d.
of Charles Piesse, M.R.C.S, D.P.H, Consul-General for Monaco,
1889-96 ; m. Thomas Kemm. Educ. : Putney College. War
Work : Surrey Reserve Commandant ; Assistant County Sec
retary, Surrey B.R.C.S, and other B.R.C.S. work. Address :
12, DeanhiU Road, E. Sheen. S.W. 14. (010767)
KEMP, Charles Richard William, M.B.E.
KEMP, Capt. Edgar Stephen, O.B.E.
KEMP, Herbert Edward, M.B.E, 6. 17 Feb. 1867; s.
of Edward Kemp, of Plumstead. Educ. : Plumstead High
School and King's Coll, London. Senior Armament Supply
Officer in the Armament Supply Department of the Admiralty
and in charge of the Royal Naval Armament Depot at Crombie,
N.B. War Work : Employed during the whole of the war at
the Naval Ordnance Depot, Lodge HiU, supervising manufacture
and supply of ammunition for the Fleet. Address : Ordnance
House, Crombie, Dunfermline. (M8696)
KEMP, Joseph Horsford, C.B.E, B.A, K.C, 6. 23 Dec.
1874 ; s. of P. Kemp, of Dublin ; to. Mary, d!. of P. Stuart,
of London. Educ : High School, Dublin ; Cape Univ.
Attorney-General, Hong Kong. Address : Hong Kong. (C397)
KEMP, Col. Sir Kenneth Hagar, Bt, C.B.E, B.A,
6. 21 April, 1853 : m. Henrietta, d. of Henry Hamilton, of
Blackrock, Co. Leitrim, and Chilham, Kent. Educ. : Canter
bury ; Jesus Coll. Cambridge. Barrister and Banker ; Col.
Commanding 2nd Garrison Bn. Suffolk Regt. Address:
Gissing HaU, Diss ; Pentlow, Sheringham. Club : Carlton. (C822)
KEMP, OmeUa Susanna, Mrs., M.B.E.
KEMP, William, M.B.E.
KEMP, William Henry, M.B.E.
KEMPE, Charles GUbert Burrington, O.B.E, M.D., B.S,
M.R.C.S, L.R.CP, fi. 17 Feb. 1872 ; s. of Charles Marshall,
of Chantry House, Shoreham-by-Sea ; to. Ethel Maud, d. of
George Rawlence, of WUton, WUts. Educ : Brighton Grammar
School ; Durham University. Senior Hon. Surgeon, Salisbury
Infirmary; Consulting Surgeon to Fisherton House, Laver-
stock House, Andover Hospital, Westminster Hospital, Shaftes
bury, and G. W. Railway ; FeUow of Royal Society of Medicine.
War Work : In charge of Countess of Radnor's Hospital,
Longford Castle ; Consulting and Operating Surgeon to
Countess of Pembroke's Hospital, Wilton House, Salisbury
Infirmary, and Red Cross Hospitals. Addresses : 17, Endless
Street, Salisbury; The Grange, Warminster, WUts. (04376)
KEMPER, Major Joseph, M.B.E.
KEMPLE, Major John Howard, O.B.E, 9th Lancers, 6.
26 Aug. 1870; s. of John Howard Kemple, of Portumna, Co.
Galway, Deland; m. Edith Mary, d. of Francis Clarke, of
Canterbury. Educ : The Rectory, Brompton. War Work :
Adjutant, 7th Reserve Cavalry Regiment, England ; tour of
Instruction, France and Belgium ; attached 9th Lancers ;
Riding Master, 1st Reserve Cavalry Regt, Deland. • Address :
9th Lancers, Tidworth. (08848)
KEMPSTER, James Charles, M.B.E.
KEMPSTER, Ruby, Mrs., M.B.E.
KEMPTON, Lieut.-Col. Charles LesUe, C.B.E, R.E.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1644)
KEMSLEY, John Chambers, M.B.E, 6. 29 May, 1855 ;
8. of the late John Chambers Kemsley, J.P, of Maidstone,
Kent, and g.s. of late James Crawford, J.P, one of the British
Settlers of 1820 ; m. Rachel Rogers, d. of Joseph Wesley Frost,
of Port EUzabeth, and g.d. of late Joseph Wesley Frost, one of
the British Settlers of 1820. Educ. : Grey Institute; High
School, Port Elizabeth. Mayor, Port Elizabeth, Cape Province,
South Africa, 1901-4, and 1915-18. War Work : Mayor of
City ; recruiting, organising and collecting Governor-General's
Fund, etc. ; Chairman, Governor-General's Fund ; Chairman,
Recruiting Committee, and Defence Committee. Address :
50, Park Drive, Port Elizabeth. Club : Port Elizabeth. (M1222)
KEMSLEY, Kate Annie, Mrs., M.B.E. (M10450
KENDALL, Beatrice, M.B.E.
KENDALL, Charlotte Emma Mabel, M.B.E, 6. 28 Jan.
W94 ; d. of James Kendall, of EUesmere, Shropshire. War
Wort: Quartermaster, AuxUiary Military Hospital, EUesmere ;
Sec, Feb. to Dec. 1915 ; Q.M, Dec. 1915 to Feb. 1919. Address :
Reevehurst, EUesmere, Salop. Club: United Societies'. (M1984)
KENDALL, Rev. George, O.B.E, S.C.F, 6. 10 Oct. 1881 ;
s. of Charles and Ann KendaU, of Bum Cross, Sheffield ; m.
itmuy Mary, d. of John Nathaniel Lessware, of London
muc : Burn Cross Board School ; Hartley CoUege ; Victoria
University, Manchester. Primitive Methodist Minister ; Sec.
and President of the Windsor and District Free Church
toS1 ' Uxtoidge an(_ District ; began ministry, Horncastle,
1906; Superintendent Minister of Shieldmuir, Wishaw,
Scotland ; Colnbrook and Uxbridge ; Windsor. War Work :
 "! " ned as Chaplain to the Forces, 3 May, 1915, previously

officiated to the Troops in Windsor ; served in France, Flanders,
Salonica, aud Germany, with 12th Division, 22nd Division, 59th
Division, 38th Welsh Division, 17th Brigade, R.G.A, 50th
Division; Senior Chaplain, Royal Naval Division; Northern
Division ; and to Forces in Belgium ; Educational Officer to
17th Brigade, R.G.A, aud Army of Occupation on the Rhine ;
mentioned in despatches. Address : Horncastle, Lincolnshire. (05446)
KENDALL, Rev. Henry Ewing, O.B.E, B.A, R.N.
KENDALL, Major John, O.B.E.
KENDALL, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E, Aust. A.V.C
KENDALL, Major John Kaye, O.B.E, R.G.A.
KENDALL, Capt. John Murray, M.B.E. For work in
connection with the Imperial War Museum. (M10324)
KENDALL, Joseph Abner, M.B.E, 6. 3 Dec. 1883.
Merchant. War Work : Red Cross work, and production of
munitions. Address : Civil Lines, Cawnpore, India. (M6175)
KENDALL, Kathleen Addison, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1874;
d. of the late W. G. Izard, of Blackheath ; to. Nicholas Fletcher,
s. of F. R. Kendall. War Work : Joint Manager, Chiddingfold
War Hospital Supply Depot (3 years). Address : Brookhurst,
Chiddingfold, Surrey. (M8700)
KENDALL, Lieut. Ramsay George, M.B.E, R.E.
KENDALL, Major Sydney Robert Gordon, O.B.E. (011748)
KENDALL, WilUam Henry, O.B.E, 6. 12 Dec 1858;
s. of John Kendall, of Caterham j to. Alice, d. of Nathaniel
Roberts, of Southwater, Sussex. Educ. : Private School and
King's College, London. Secretary, Metropolitan Police
Office, New Scotland Yard. Address : Claremont, Croham
Road, South Croydon. Club : National Liberal. (01544)
KENDALL, William Thomas, O.B.E.
KENDERDINE, Sir Charles Halestaff, K.B.E, 6. 1866 ;
m. Henrietta Florence, d. of the late Col. Vincent Bailey,
Bedfordshire Regt. Secretary of the Land Union. 1910-17 ;
Director Royal Insurance Company ; Director of Artificial
Limb Supplies for Disabled SaUors and Soldiers, Ministry of
Pensions ; one of the founders of Queen Mary's Convalescent
Auxiliary Hospitals, Roehampton ; The Queen's Hospital,
Frognal, Sidcup ; founder of Queen Mary's Workshops at
the PaviUon, Brighton ; Agent for the Earl of Romney and for
the Lowndes Estates in Knightsbridge and Buckinghamshire.
Address : 46, Thurloe Sq, S.W.7. Club : Union. (K89)
KENDRICK, Major Sydney John, O.B.E, 7th Batt.
Indian Defence Force, 6. 15 March, 1872 ; s. of John Kendrick,
of Birmingham ; to. Jessie, d. of John Masterman, of Hull.
Educ. : Privately. RaUway Engineer (Carriage and Wagon
Supt. East Indian Railway). War Work : Superintendent of
a large works in Lndia manufacturing munitions of war and
constructing rolUng stock for the mUitary railway in Mesopo
tamia. Address : Holmwood, Lillooah, Bengal, India. Clubs :
St. Stephen's ; Junior Army and Navy. (O4051)
KENELM, Capt. Francis, O.B.E.
KENNARD, Col. Henry Gerard Hegan, C.B.E, 6. 1871;
s. of Adam Steinovetz Kennard, of Belmore, Upham. South
ampton ; m. 1895, a d. of Col. Richard Poyser, D.S.O,
F.R.CV.S. Lieut.-Col. and Brevet Col. 5th Dragoon Guards ;
served in S. Africa, 1899-1902 (despatches, Queen's medal with
four clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1645)
KENNEDY Alexander, O.B.E, J.P.
KENNEDY, Lieut.-Col. Archibald Arrol, D.S.O, O.B.E,
T.D, J.P. ; s. of Thomas Kennedy, of Glasgow. Educ. :
Albany Academy, Glasgow. Shipbroker. War Work : Mobi
lised 5 Aug. 1914 ; served in France and Flanders tUl 31 Dec,
1919 ; severely wounded High Wood, France, July 1916,
when commanding the 5th Batt, The Cameronians (Scottish
Rifles). Address : 1, Marchmont Terrace, Kelviuside, Glasgow.
W. (05448)
KENNEDY, Lieut.-Col. Charles Matheson, M.B.E, F.R.CS.
(Eng.), R.A.M.C. (T.), 6. 25 June, 1884 ; s. of the late David
Lithgow Kennedy, of Loughton, Essex ; m. Mabel Maud, d. of
Henry Hore, of Ware. Educ : St. Edward's School, Oxford,
and London Hospital. Assistant Surgeon, S. Devon and E.
CornwaU Hospital ; Consulting Surgeon to Paignton and
District Hospital. War Work : Surgeon to Queen Mary's
Hospital, Queensferry, Aug. and Sept. 1914; T. Lieut.
R.A.M.C, Oct. 1914 ; Capt, 1915 ; A Major, Jan. 1918 ;
served in France, Feb. 1915, to April, 1918, when invalided
home after pneumonia ; O.C. Charterhouse MUitary Hospital,
May, 1918, to June, 1919. Address : 19, Lockyer Street,
PIvmouth. Clubs : Royal Western Yacht, Plymouth ; Fellow
Roy. Soc. Med. (M5397)
KENNEDY, David Henry, O.B.E, R.A.F.
KENNEDY, Lieut. Douglas Neil, M.B.E, R.D.C.
KENNEDY, Capt. Duncan, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
KENNEDY, Helen, Mrs, M.B.E.
KENNEDY, Lieut. Horas Graham, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
KENNEDY, Lieut. James, O.B.E, R.N.R.
KENNEDY, Capt. James Bowie, O.B.E, fi. 29 Jan.
1867 ; s. of Admiral Kennedy, C.B, of 39, Onslow Square ;
m. Nina, d. of Sir George Lampson. Educ : Rugby and Sand
hurst. War Work : A.G.'s Branch, War Office, with rank of
Staff Captain. Address : 54, Streatham HiU, S.W. Club :
Naval and MUitary. (01545)
KENNEDY, James Hutchinson, M.B.E.
KENNEDY, John Macfarlane, O.B.E, 6. 12 Oct. 1879,
s. of Sir Alexander B. W. Kennedy, Kt. Bach, of A7 The
Albany, W. (see Burke's Peerage); to. Dorothy Farrer, d.

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Kennedy

THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

of the late Thomas Farrer. Educ. : University CoUege
School, and Cambridge University. Partner in firm of Kennedy
and Donkin, Consulting Engineers, 17, Victoria Street,
S.W. 1. War Work : Technical Assistant to Chief Engineer,
Central Force, 1914-15 ; Chief Engineer on Construction,
and subsequently Superintendent of Government Rolling
MUls, Southampton, 1916-18. Addresses : 8, Bristol House,
Southampton Row, W.C. ; Blackheath, ChUworth, Surrey.
Club : Athenaeum. (03782)
KENNEDY, John Morgan, M.B.E. (M10451)
KENNEDY, Rev. Samuel Hanna, M.B.E, B.A, D.D,
6. 14 Nov. 1868 ; s. of James Kennedy, of Garryduff, BaUy-
money, Deland ; m. Jennie BeUe, d. of Josiah Dodds, of
Topeka, Kansas, U.S.A. Edue. : Ditermediate School,
Ballymoney, and Queen's CoUege, BeUast. Missionary,
Irish and Scotch Reformed Presbyterian Mission, Syria.
War Work : Y.M.C.A, Egypt. Address : Reformed Presby
terian Mission -House, Alexandretta, Syria. (M2823)
KENNEDY, Major Stuart Samuel, O.B.E, R.A.F.
KENNEDY, Capt. Thomas Fuller, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, 6.
12 June, 1892 ; s. of J. S. Kennedy, of Donnybrook, Dublin.
Educ. : Royal University of Deland. War Work : Joined
R.A.M.C Oct. 1914, and served abroad in GaUipoU, Serbia,
Macedonia, and Palestine from July, 1915, until after Armistice.
Address: co Messrs. Holt & Co, 3, WhitehaU Place, London,
S.W. 1. • (02913)
KENNEDY, Walter, M.B.E, 6. 20 March, 1884; s. of
Walter Kennedy, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; m. OUve Mansfield,
d. of James Humphries, of Charlton, Kent. Educ : Rutherford
CoU, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Civil Servant. War Work : Navy
and Army Insurance Fund. Address : 204, Pitshanger Lane,
Ealing, W. Club: Hanger HiU Golf. (M8701)
KENNEDY, Lieut. Walter Stewart, M.B.E, R.F.A.
(T.F.). KENNEDY, Major WiUiam Nicol Watson, O.B.E, M.D,
Ch.B, D.P.H, late R.A.M.C. (T.), fi. 27 March, 188S ; s. of the
late Charles Kennedy, M.D, of Edinburgh ; to. Mary Balfour,
d. of John Alison, M.A, F.R.S. (Edin.), of Edinburgh. Educ :
George Watson's Coll, Edinburgh ; Univ. of Edinburgh.
Deputy Medical Officer of Health, County Borough of Croydon,
Surrey. War Work : Specialist Sanitary Officer, France,
Salonica, and North Wales ; Deputy Assist. Director of
Medical Services (Sanitation) for North Russian Expeditionary
Force. Address : Town HaU, Crovdon, Surrey. (O6801)
KENNEDY, Sir Charles Edward WiUiam MACKENZIE-,
K.B.E, C.B, 6. 6 July, 1860 ; s. of Rev. C. Le Poer M. Kennedy ;
m. Ethel May, d. of Major Fuller, LA. Educ. : Canterbury
and R.M.C, Sandhurst. Major-General Lndian Army (retired).
Burma 1885-87 ; Hazura, 1891 ; China, 1900-1 ; (ReUef of
Pekin). War Work : Commanded 26th Division, 1914-17 ;
served in France and the Balkans. Address : c/o Grindlay &
Co, 54, Parliament Street, S.W. 1. Club : United Service.
(K3210)
KENNELL, Joseph, M.B.E, fi. 24 May, 1874; s. of
Charles Henry Kennell, of London. Educ. : Privately.
Superintendent of Printing, Stationery and Stores in the Foreign
Office. War Work : In charge of Government Secret printing
work ; attached to Peace Conference, Paris, 1919. Addresses :
Foreign Office; Catford, London, S.E. (M8702)
KENNINGTON, Capt. Arthur James, O.B.E.
KENNY, Lieut. Louis, M.B.E, R.A.F.
KENNY, Lieut. Vincent Raymond, M.B.E, R.E.
KENNY, WUUam James, M.B.E. Retired CivU Servant.
War Work : Army Ordnance Department, Royal Arsenal,
Woolwich. Address : KerminghaU, Attleborough, Norfolk. (M630)
KENRICK, Capt. Hubert Wynn, O.B.E, R.D, R.N.R,
fi. 9 July, 1863 ; s. of WilUam Wynn, of Wynn HaU, Ruabon,
Denbighshire ; m. Alice Edith, d. of Charles Beal, J.P, of
Mount GeUibrand, Victoria, AustraUa. Educ. : United States
America ; Cadet School-ship " Conway," Liverpool. Joined
the P. and O. S. N. Co.'s service as a junior officer, in 1885 ;
served in Hospital Transport " Malacca " in Benin Expedition
and Cretan troubles, 1897 ; served in S.S. " Malta " conveying
troops to South Africa in Boer War, 1899-1900 ; commanded
Transport "Soudan," 1911-14, and maU steamer "India"
during latter part of 1914. War Work : Reported at
Chatham, Dec. 1914 ; appointed Trade Division Admiralty
War Staff, Dec. 1914 ; as technical adviser in MercantUe
Marine, and in March, 1916, was given additional appointment
of Adniiralty Shipping InteUigence Officer, Port of London.
Address : 35, The Strand, Warmer, Kent. Club : Constitu
tional. (0478)
KENRICK, Sylvia, M.B.E.
KENSINGTON, Lieut.-Col. Guy Belfleld, O.B.E, R.E.
KENT, Arthur Thomas, M.B.E.
KENT, Chris Shorter, C.B.E. Member of British War
Mission to U.S.A. during the Great War. (C988)
KENT, Major LesUe Martin, O.B.E, R.E.
KENT, Rev. Norman Braund, O.B.E., R.N.
KENT, Eng.-Capt. Walter James, C.B.E, R.N. Engineer
Overseer for Birmingham Dist. (C222)
KENT, Walter George, C.B.E, fi. 1858 ; s. of George
Kent, of Southwood, Highgate. Educ. : Private School,
and London University. Manufacturing Engineer. War
Work : Making and filling fuses of many natures for War Office,
Ministry of Munitions, aud Admiralty, gun directors, steering
gears, mines, etc. Address : Ben Hale, Stanmore, Middlesex.
Club : British Empire. (C216)

Clifton

KENT, Capt. WUfred Francis, O.B.E, R.E.
KENT, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Arthur
PELHAM-, O.B.E.. R.N.
KENTISH, Hilda Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 4 July, 1883 ¦
d. of Llewellyn Samuelson, Royal Thames Yacht Club; m.
Major Leonard WiUiam, D.S.O, s. of George Kentish, of 12,'
Courtfield Gardens, South Kensington. Educ: Holy Child
Convent, St. Leonard's on-Sea. War Work : Wycombe
V.A.D. Hospital, Bucks, Nov. 1914 to Jan. 1919, Quarter
master, afterwards Commandant. Address: Hughenden
Cottage, Hughenden, Bucks. Club : Ladies' V.A.D. (M3786)
KENTISH, Ida Clementina, M.B.E. ; d. of John George
Kentish, of Avening Court, Gloucestershire. Educ : At
home. War Work : Four-and-a-haU years as Commandant,
residing in Hospital (raised 20 beds to 54) Englethwaite Anx-
MUitary Hospital, Cumberland (Primary Hospital) ; with her
detachment (24 V.A.D. Cumberland) served Red Cross trains,
CarUsle Station, 1914-17; 1915-16 Commandant, Dalston
HaU Hospital, Cumberland. Address : Whooff House, Carlisle.
Club: V.A.D. (M3787)
KENWORTHY, Major Harold, O.B.E, R.E.
KENYON, Margaret Kilroy, Mrs., M.B.E, W.A.A.C.
KENYON, MiUy Esther Innes, Mrs., M.B.E.
KENYON, Rose AUce, M.B.E.
KENYON, Thomas, M.B.E.
KENYON, Thomas AUan, M.B.E.
KENYOUMDJIAN, Manouk, M.B.E, B.C.A.
KEOGH, Capt. Joseph Wiseman, M.B.E, J.P, late Capt.
6th Brigade S. Irish Div, R.A. ; s. of George Keogh, D.L,
J.P, of Geevagh, Co. SUgo ; Giencourt, Co. Wicklow ; m. EUa
Douglas, d. of Admiral Douglas Curry, of Shottery Hall,
Warwickshire. Educ. : Oscptt Coll. ; Trinity CoU, Dublin.
H.B.M. Consul for the Alpes Maritimes and Monaco. War
Work : British representative at Nice. Addresses : Villa
Barla, Nice ; Geevagh, Co. Sligo. Club : Stephen's Green. (M631)
KEOUGH, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Frederick, M.B.E., R.FA.
KEPPEL, Capt. John Joseph Quiney, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
(S.R.). KER, Col. Charles Arthur, CM.G, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6.
18 April, 1875 ; s. of Charles Buchanan Ker, of Clifton, Glon-
cesterahire ; to. Blanche, d. of Charles Bewes, of Gnaton Hall,
Devon. Educ. : Clifton CoUege ; Royal Military Academy,
Woolwich ; Staff CoUege, Camberley. Commissioned
2nd Lieut. Royal ArtiUery 15 June, 1895 ; promoted Brevet
Major, 5 Aug. 1914 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col, 1 Jan. 1917 ; and
Brevet Colonel 1 Jan. 1918 ; received the D.S.O. for his
services in West Africa, 1898-9 (twice mentioned in despatches) ;
served in the South African War, 1899-1902 (mentioned in
despatches) ; served for four years in France during the Great
War, rising to the rank of Brigadier-General, General Staff
(four times mentioned in despatches), being awarded the
C.M.G. and C.B.E ; is also Grand Officer of the Orders of
Avis and Christo of Portugal. Address : War Office. (C1277)
KER, Helen Bethea, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1855 ; d. of James
Scott, of Woodside Place, Glasgow ; m. Thomas Ripley,
s. of Robert Ker, of Dougalston, Dumbartonshire. War
Work : Vice Pres. MUngavie Red Cross Branch ; Vice Pres.
SaUors' and Soldiers' Families Association, New KUpatrick,
Dumbartonshire ; President Local Pensions Committee for care
of wives and dependants. Address : Dougalston, Milngavie,
Dumbartonshire. Club : Kelvin (Glasgow). (M632)
KER, Major Hugh T., O.B.E, M.I.C.E, R.E. Served in
the Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). (04126)
KER, Major Thomas Reginald, O.B.E.
KER, Capt. (A. Lieut.-Col.) Douglas Rous EDWARDS-,
O.B.E, R.E. ; has Croix de Guerre of France (2nd Award). (05231)
KERR, AUen Coulter, O.B.E, 6. 28 Jan. 1875 ; s. of
Thomas Coulter Kerr, of India Office. Educ. : Dulwich
CoUege. Late His Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at Santiago,
ChUe ; Local Rank of Second Secretary in His Majesty's
Diplomatic Service. War Work : Foreign Office ; Member of
Special War Mission under Sir Maurice de Bunsen, Bart,
G.C.M.G, which in 1918 visited the RepubUcs of BrazU,
Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentine, ChUe, Peru, BoUvia, Ecuador,
Pariama, Colombia, Venezuela, Cuba, and U.S.A. Address:
19, ColUngham Road, S.W. 5. CZttfis : St. James' ; Beefsteak ;
R.A.C. ; Addington GoU. (01547
KERR, Lady Anne O.B.E, 6. 27 AprU, 1857; d. of
the 14th Duke of Norfolk (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; m. Maj.-
Gen. Lord Ralph Kerr, K.C.B, late Col. 10th Hussars, who died
18 Sept. 1916, s. of the 7th Marquess of Lothian (see BURKK s
Peerage). War Work: County Director, Midlothian Red
Cross Societv ; Chairman V.A.D. Selection Board for Scotland.
Address: Woodburn, Dalkeith, Scotland. (0479)
KERR, Capt. Charles, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C (T.).
KERR, Errol, O.B.E.
KERR, Comm. Fairfax Moresby, O.B.E, R.N.
KERR, Harold, O.B.E, M.D, fi. 1880 ; s. of Alexander
Kerr, of Arran ; to. Elsie, d. of Frank Dean, of Burgess Bui,
Sussex. Educ. : Queen Elizabeth's School, Barnet ; University
of Edinburgh. Medical Officer of Health, City and County of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Professor of Hygiene and Examiner,
Durham University CoUege of Medicine ; FeUow of Society of
Medical Officers of Health ; of Royal Sanitary Institute. War
Work: Medical Officer of Health, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Addresses : Town HaU, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 102, Moorade,
Fenham, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. (010771)

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KERR, James Rutherford, C.B.E, Ch.M. (Glasg.), 6.
14 June, 1878 ; s. of John G. Kerr, LL.D, of Glasgow ; to.
Nettie Russell, d. of Thomas Donald, of Glasgow. Educ :
Allan Glen's School, and University of Glasgow. Surgeon-
in-cliarge of the PUkington Special Hospital (Orthopaedic and
Limb-flttlng Centre), St. Helens, Lancs. War Work : Chir-
urgien-chef, Hopital de l'AUiance, Yvetot, France (awarded
MedaiUe d'Honneur en Vermeil) ; Surgeon to the PUkington
Special Hospital ; Surgeon to V.A.D. and Auxiliary Hospitals.
Address : The Gables, St. Helens, Lancs. (C2731)
KERR, Kenelm, O.B.E, 6. 15 June, 1881 ; 8. of W. R.
Kerr, I.S.O. Educ. : Merchant Taylors' School, and Trinity
Coll, Cambridge. Assistant to General Manager, Nprth-
Eastern Railway. (010772)
KERR, Martha, Mrs., O.B.E.
KERR, Maud, Mrs., M.B.E.
KERR, Murjel Constance, Mrs., O.B.E.
KERR, Major Norman Munroe, O.B.E.
KERR, Major Robert, D.S.O, O.B.E. AustraUan
Forces ; served in the Great War, 1915-18 (despatches). (O6082)
KERR, Capt. Robert, M.B.E, R.A.O.C, fi. 26 April,
1884 ; s. of James Kerr, of Edinburgh ; m. Laura, d. of Samuel
Smart, of Banbridge, Co. Down. Educ. : University Coll.
and King's CoU, London. War Work : France, 1915 ; Royal
Army Ordnance Depot, Weedon, 1915 to end of war. Address :
Weedon, Northamptonshire. Club : Yorkshire Ramblers'. (M5401)
KERR, Sybil Mary, M.B.E.
KERR, Walter Coke, M.B.E.
KERR, Capt. WilUam Lord Coke, O.B.E, 6. 30 Oct.
1887; s. of Lionel P. Kerr, J.P, of MandevUle, Jamaica,
B.W.I.; m. Edith Maud, d. of J. Bowery, of Cheltenham.
Educ : Blackheath Prop. School, and Crystal Palace School
of Engineering. Engineer. War Work : Served in France
from 1 Sept. 1915 continuously in the R.A.S.C. (M.T.) ; was
also in the inarch up to Germany, and served on the Rhine for
10 months ; was then sent to join the Army of the Black Sea
for 6 months in Salonica ; held the appointment of Adjutant
to a Siege Park for two and a half years. (02594)
KERR, Capt. WiUiam Munro, C.B.E, R.N.
KERR, WiUiam Warren, C.B.E, 6. 1864 ; s. of the late
John Wilson Kerr ; m. 1887, Janie Buchanan, d. of the late
Rev. Alexander Gosman, D.D, Congregational Min. of Haw
thorn, Victoria, AustraUa. Managing Director of Richardson
Kerr Property (Limited), insurance brokers, of Melbourne and
Adelaide ; President AustraUan Associated Chambers of
Commerce ; Dep. Commr. State Savings Bank of Victoria ;
Chairman Commonwealth War Savings Council and Victoria
War Savings Committee ; Chairman Congregational Union of
Victoria, 1905-6 ; Mayor of Kew, 1907-8 ; Pres. Melbourne
Chamber of Commerce, 1916-18. Addresses : Trenant, Kew,
Melbourne, AustraUa ; CraU, Upper Beaconsfield, Victoria,
Australia. (C710)
KERRISON, Lieut.-Col. Edmund Roger AUday, CM.G,
0.B.E, late R.A, 6. 1855 ; s. of Roger AUday, Banker, of
Norwich; m. Jessie, d. of Admiral Stapylton GrevUle, R.N.
Educ : Harrow, Repton, and R.M.A. War Work : Formed
and commanded the 2/6 Norfolk Regiment. Address : Burgh
Hall, Aylsham. Club : Army and Navy. (07347)
KERRY, Lieut. Arthur Henry Gould, M.B.E, R.E.
KERSEY, Winifred EsdaUe, M.B.E.
KERSHAW, Abraham, O.B.E, F.Inst.P, F.O.S, 6.
1861. Gov.-Director, A. Kershaw & Son, Ltd, Scientific
Instrument Makers, HarehiUs Lane, Leeds. War Work :
Organising on Optical Munitions. Address : Teddington
Rise, RaincUffe Avenue, Scarboro'. (01548)
_, KERSHAW, Capt. Edward Bertram Hilton, O.B.E,
B.A. (Cantab.), J.P, 6. 17 May, 1870 ; s. of the late WiUiam
Edward Evans, of Trefrie, Aberdovey, N. Wales ; to. Alice
Bleasdale Curling, d. of Edward Friend, of Southend, Essex.
Edue. : Uppingham; St. John's CoU, Cambridge. Justice
of the Peace for the County of Merionethshire ; Vice Chair
man of the Board of Conservators, Dovey, Mawddach, and
Glaslyn rivers, N. Wales; Member of the Lancashire and
Western Sea Fisheries Board ; County Director, British Red
Cross Society, Merioneth Branch ; Sub-Commissioner of
Pilotage, Aberdovey area; Barrister-at-law of the Inner
lemple ; author of "Brief Aids to the Criminal Law." War
wort: County Director, B.R.C.S. ; Member of- County Appeal
Tribunal; Special Constable; 2nd in Command 4th Vol.
Batt, R.W.F. Address: Trefrie, Aberdovey, N. Wales.
.__ (01549)
KERSHAW, Comm. Frederiok WUUam, O.B.E, R.N.R.
KERSHAW, John Felix, O.B.E.
KERSLAKE Arthur Thomas, O.B.E.
KESTEVEN, Clement Peroy, M.B.E.
KETT, George Robert, O.B.E.
KETTLE, Lieut. Harry PhUip, O.B.E.
KETTELL, James Henry, M.B.E, 6. 9 July, 1867 ; s. of
Samuel Kettell, of Warmington, Cheshire. 1915, Deputy
Mayor,Crewe ; 1916 and 1917, Mayor ; 1918, Deputy Mayor.
war Work: Chairman, National Service Tribunal, Food
Wntrol, Profiteering Committee ; Member of Agricultural
War Committee ; President of Allotment Association, and
Kabbit and Poultry Society. Address : High Street, Crewe.
(M8706)
KETTLES, WiUiam, O.B.E.
KETTLEWELL, Arthur Bradley, CLE, C.B.E. Educ :

Cheltenham, and Now CoU. Oxford. Entered I.C.S. 1890;
Political Officer, Wano, 1898 ; Deputy Commr. 1903 ; Sec. to
Govt, Punjab, 1903 ; Officiating Ch. Sec. 1914 ; additional
Sec. 1915 ; acted as Sec. to British Mission at Athens during
the Great War.
KEW, John Charles, M.B.E, J.P, CC. (Notts), MedaUIe
du Roi Albort, 6. 20 Jan. 1868 ; s. of John James Kew, of
Newark ; to. Annie, d. of Frederic Dixon, of Newark. Educ. :
Newark. Mayor of Newark 1913-14. 1914-15; Chairman,
Newark Board of Guardians ; Chairman, Newark Rural
District Council ; Vice Chairman, Newark Education Com
mittee ; Member for Balderton Division, Notts County Council.
War Work : Organised Belgian Relief Funds and placed refugees
in scattered homes at Newark ; raised £2500 for Prince of
Wales' Fund ; Chairman, Newark Division, Parliamentary
Recruiting Committee ; addressed recruiting meetings ;
organised War Savings effort in Newark R.D.C. area. Addresses :
Magnus Street, Newark; Sunnyside, Sutton-on-Sea, Lines.
(M1990)
KEWLEY, WilUam Graham, M.B.E, R.A.F.
KEY, Benjamin Wm. Martin Aston, O.B.E, M.A, M.D.
(Cantab.), 6. 22 Aug. 1870 ; s. of Commander Benjamin H. Key,
R.N, of Southsea; to. Edith, d. of Thomas Knowles, of
Bradford. Educ. : Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and Guy's
Hospital, London. Medical Referee to the Ministry of Pensions ;
Hon. Physician to Princess Christian's Home for Sailors and
Soldiers, Portsmouth ; Hon. Physician to United Services
ChUdren's Home, Southsea. War Work : Medical Officer in
Cha.ge of R.A.M.C Reception Hospital, Portsmouth, 1914-19.
Address: Valetta, Clarendon Road, Southsea. (04377)
KEY, Lieut.-Comm. George, O.B.E, R.N.
KEY, Lieut.-Col. Robert EUis, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 21 Dec.
1882 ; s. of Capt. W. H. Key, J.P, of Water Fulford Hall
(see Bukke'S Landed Gentry) ; m. Violet Mabel, d. of Lieut.-Col.
0. Parker Jervis. Educ. : Richmond School, Yorks, and St.
Peter's School, York. Sheriff of York, 1919-20. War Work :
Major, 6th York and Lancaster Regt, 1914-16, Gallipoli
campaign ; Lieut.-Col. commanding 32nd Royal FusiUers,
1916-17 (despatches) ; Lieut.-Col. commanding 89th Training
Reserve Batt, 1917-18 ; Lieut.-Col. (special appointment),
1918-19. Address : Water Fulford Hall, York. Clubs :
Naval and Military ; Yorkshire. (07348)
KEYES, Lieut.-Comm. Adrian St. Vincent, C.B.E, D.S.O.,
fi. 1882 ; s. of the late Gen. Sir Charles Patton Keyes, G.C.B. ;
m. 1916, Eleanor, d. of Lieut.-Col. Walter Campbell, of The Ivy
House, Hampton Court. Entered R.N. ; became Lieut. 1902 ;
Lieut.-Com. (ret.), 1910; Acting Capt. on Staff of Com.-in-
Chief, Plymouth; DardaneUes, 1915-16, in command of
Canadian Submarines ; present at landing at, and withdrawal
from, Gallipoli (despatches twice). (C2223)
KEYMER, Col. the Rev. Bernard WUUam, O.B.E,
R.A.F. KEYMER, Daniel Thomas, O.B.E. ; e.s. of late
D. J. Keymer, of 1, Whitefriars, London. Educ. : City of
London School. East India Merchant ; Agent to the Govern
ment of Nepal ; Hon. Treas. of Rev. Dr. Spurstowe and Bishop
Wood's Charities ; Hon. Treas. and Trustee, London Diocesan
Church Schools Assoc ; Member of the Committee, Queen's
Hospital for Children ; was prospective Unionist candidate for
Central Hackney, withdrew owing to Coalition ; Ruling
Councillor of the Cranbome Habitation of the Primrose League.
War Work : Hon. Military Representative and' Member of
Advisory Committee ; Chairman of Hackney Volunteers ;
Acting Chairman and Hon. 'Treas. 10th County of London
Cadets ; Chairman, Hackney and Stoke Newington Division,
British Red Cross Society, and of Amhurst Park and Stormont
House Hospitals, and Dalston Clinic ; Member of the Belgian
Refugees Committee ; Member of the Hackney Recruiting
Committee ; on behalf of the Maharaja of Nepal, presented
31 machine-guns and equipment to H.M. the King in 1915.
Address : 1, Whitefriars, London, E.C 4. Club : Constitu
tional. (010777)
KEYSER, Maurice Max, O.B.E, 6. 21 Nov. 1879 ; s. of
Assur Keyser, of 29, Hamilton Terrace, London, N.W. ; Butlers
Green, Haywards Heath, Sussex ; to. Margaret, d. of Mortimer
Woolf, of London. Educ. : University Coll. School. War
Work : Section Director, Priority Department, Ministry of
Munitions. Addresses : 22, GreviUe Place, London, N.W. 6 ;
31, Throgmorton Street, E.C 2. (010778)
KEYTE, Capt. Vincent John, O.B.E, 6. 1872 ; s. of
William John Keyte, of Westward Ho I, N. Devon. Educ. :
Bideford Gram. Sch. War Work : Capt. Nyasaland Field
Force ; German East Africa, 1914-18 ; appointed Chief
Transport Officer, Nyasaland Protectorate, 1911. Address :
Zomba, Nyasaland. East Africa. (02228)
KIDBY, Capt. Edward William Brand, O.B.E.
KIDD, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Edward, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
(T.) KIDD, Gladys Louise, M.B.E, 6. 19 Dec. 1890; d. of
John Kidd, C.M.G. War Work : Clerk in charge of Copying
Department, H.M. Treasury, Whitehall, S.W. 1. (M633)
KIDD, Lieut.-Col. Harold Andrew, C.B.E, R.A.M.C.
KIDD, Brevet Major James Dunlop, O.B.E, M.C.
R.A.M.C, 6. 4 April, 1883 ; s. of Thomas Kidd of Moniaive,
Dumfriesshire. Educ : Glasgow Academy, Glasgow Univ.
War Work : East African Campaign, Oct. 1914, to Feb. 1919 ;
served with various units and was A.D.M.S, G.H.Q. Address :
c/o Messrs Holt & Co, 3, Whitehall Place, S.W. 1. (06753
KIDDLE, Capt. John .O.B.E, R.N.

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KIDDLE, John Beacham, O.B.E.
KIDDLE, Capt. John Lindsay, M.B.E.
KIDDLE, Capt. Kerrison, C.B.E, R.N, 6. 1876 ; m. 1909,
Hi'ordis d. of Consul-Gen. O. Holter, of Christiania. War
Work ¦ ' 1914-19 with 4th Destroyer Flotilla, with Dover
Patrol, and Comdg. Depot Ship, Grand Fleet (despatches).
Club : United Service. (C2224)
KIDLEY, Capt. Alexander John, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
KIDNER, Samuel, O.B.E, J.P, CC, 6. 12 Aug. 1848;
s. of WiUiam Kidner, of MUverton. Educ. : Taunton. Agri
culture. War Work : On Advisory Committee, Board of
Agriculture ; Central Advisory Committee, Food Control ;
Central Advisory Forage Committee, War Office ; Chairman,
County Forage Committee. Address : MUverton, Somerset.
Club : Farmers'. (O480)
KIDSON, Arthur Frederic, M.B.E.
KIDSON, Edith Marian, M.B.E, fi. 27 Jan. 1888 ; d. of
J.C Eyre Kidson, of Sittingbourne. Educ. : Woodford School,
Croydon. War Work : Hon. Sec. of the Sittingbourne War
Hospital Supply Depot, 1915-19. Address: Holy Trinity
Vicarage, Sittingbourne, Kent.
KIDSON, Capt. Edward, O.B.E, R.E.
KIDSTON, Jessie CeoiUa BrownUe, Mrs., M.B.E.
KILBY, Lieut. James Wheatley, O.B.E, R.E. (T.).
KILGOUR, Martin HamUton, M.B.E, 6. 1865 ; s. of
John Stewart KUgour, M.D, etc, of Cheltenham. Educ :
Privately in Cheltenham ; Fettes Coll, Edinburgh ; Finsbury
and Central Technical Colleges, London ; School of Mines.
Borough Electrical Engineer, Cheltenham, 1894-1905 ; War
Work : Division Officer, R.E, Chelmsford, Jan. 1915, to May,
1919. Clubs : Promenade ; Union. (M8709)
KILLICK, John Spencer, C.B.E, M.Inst.CE, 6. 8 Sept.
1878 ; s. of WUUam Cassam KUUck, of Yalding ; m. Lizzie
Sheldon, d. of Sir Henry Maybury, K.C.M.G, C.B, of Barnes-
field, Greenhithe, Kent (see BUKKE'S Peerage). Educ:
Cranleigh. Civil Engineer. Chief Engineer, Roads Dept,
Ministry of Transport. War Work : Acting Manager and
Chief Engineer of H.M. Road Board ; Chief Engineer, Joint
Roads (W.O.) Committee. Address : Stone Park, Greenhithe,
Kent. Clubs: R.A.C; Golfers'. (C2733)
KILLIN, Robert, C.B.E, 6. 1870 ; s. of James KUlin,
of Rutherglen ; m. Jane EmUy, d. of Peter Kerry, of Rutherglen.
Educ. : Scott's School, Rutherglen. Superintendent of the
Line, Caledonian RaUway. War Work : RaUway Transport.
Address : Kingholm, Rutherglen, Scotland. (C217)
KILLMAYER, FUght-Lieut. Leon Joseph, M.B.E, R.N.
KILNER, Charles Scott, M.B.E, M.B, CM, (Edin. Univ.),
D.P.H. (Camb. Univ.), FeUow, Society of Med'cal Officers of
Health, late President, East AngUan Branch, British Medical
Association, J.P, fi. 2 Oct. 1853 ; s. of John KUner, F.R.CS,
of Bury St. Edmunds ; to. Lucy Ussher, d. of Strangman
Davis-Goff, J.P, of Horetown House, Co. Wexford. Educ. :
King Edward VI. School, Bury St. Edmunds, and Edinburgh
Univ. Late Honorary Senior Medical Officer, West Suffolk
General Hospital ; now Honorary Consulting Medical Officer,
West Suffolk General Hospital ; Medical Officer of Health,
Thingoe Rural District. War Work : Senior Medical Officer,
West Suffolk General Hospital, which received disabled men
straight from the front ; Medical Officer, Northgate Red Cross
Hospital, Bury St. Edmunds. Address : The Old MU1 House.
Bury St. Edmunds. Club : West Suffolk County. (M8710)
KILROY, Lieut. Willie Dickson, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
KILVERT, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Charles Robert, M.B.E.
KILVERT, John EUis, O.BIE., F.R.CS, L.R.C.P.
KIMBER, Augustus Charles Edmund, O.B.E.
KIMBER, Lieut.-Col. Edmund Gibbs, C.B.E, D.S.O,
T.D, late 13th Batt. (Princess Louise's Kensington BattaUon)
the London Regt, 6. 6 Aug. 1870 ; s. of Edmund Kimber, of
Shooter's HU1, Kent ; to. Maud, d. of WUliam Bridekirk WUson,
of Manchester. Educ. : University CoUege, London. Bar
rister-at-law ; caUed at Lincoln's Inn, 1892 ; also Member of
Middle Temple, South-Eastern Circuit, Surrey and South
London Sessions. War Work : MobUised with 13th Batt.
The London Regt. on 4 Aug. 1914 ; served in France with
B.E.F., in 13th Batt. The London Regt, 25th Infantry Brigade,
8th Division ; present at Battles of Neuve ChapeUe and
FromeUes (wounded at latter battle on 9 May, 1915) ; awarded
D.S.O. for services ; Prosecutor and Judge Advocate on
standing Courts-Martial, Dish RebeUion, 1916 ; Staff Capt
War Office, 1917 ; D.A.A.G, War Office, 1918 ; A.A.G, War
Oflice, 1919. Addresses: 6, Yale Court, West Hampstead,
N.W. 6 ; 4, Pump Court, Temple, E.C. 4. Club : Junior
Carlton. (C1646)
KIMBER, Ernest, M.B.E.
KIMBER, Florence Edith, M.B.E, fi. 16 May, 1885.
Educ. : Wesleyan Training CoU. School, Westminster. Ad
dress : 64, Foxbourne Road, London S.W. 17. (M8711)
KIMBER, Thomas, M.B.E.
KIMBERLEY, Lieut. Harold WiUiam, M.B.E.
KIMBERLEY, Henry, M.B.E.
KIMBERLEY, Capt. Paul, O.B.E, 6. 23 Nov. 1881 ;
s. of Thomas Kimberley, of Langley, Birmingham ; m. Mabel
Annie, d. of H. Knowles, of Isleworth. Educ. : St. John's,
Paddmgton. Managing Director of Imperial Film Co, Ltd,
also Director and Manager of Hepworth Picture Plays, Ltd.
War Work : Started Training Scheme for Disabled Soldiers
and SaUors, which was afterwards taken over by Ministry of
Pensions, who formed National Cinema Trade Advisory Com
mittee, and was appointed Hon. Technical Adviser oh Methods

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of Training ; also Capt. and Adjutant of County of London
R.A.S.C, M.T. (V.). Address : Ivanhoe, 1, Pierrepoint Road
Acton, W. 3. Clubs : R.A.C ; Eccentric. (0107791
KIMMINS, James Charles Clegg, M.B.E, J.P, C.C., fi
31 July, 1850 ; s. of James Kimmins, of Stonehouse • m'-
Isabel Maud, d. of Edward Hubbard, of London. Educ '¦
Privately. Chairman of Gloucestershire War Pensions Com
mittee ; Vice Chairman of Gloucestershire Education Com
mittee ; County Councillor for the Stonehouse Division of
Gloucestershire ; Chairman of Stroud Rural District Council-
J.P. for the County of Gloucestershire; Chairman of Stroud
Rural District Tribunal and War Pensions Committee, and
Gloucestershire War Pensions Committee. Address: Ryeford
Hall, Stonehouse. Club : Bristol Liberal. (M1992)
KIMMITT, Lieut.-Col. Robert Robertson, O.B.E. ; s. of
the late Rev. E. Kimmitt. of Knock, Co. Down ; m Elizabeth
Marie Rowand, d. of the late Charles Loudon, of Bank of
Deland, Belfast. War Work : Commanded the Reserve Batt.
London Dish Rifles from its formation in AprU, 1915, until its
disbandment in July, 1919. Address: 18, Mattock Lane
Ealing, W. 5. (07349)
KIMPTON, Arthur Ernest, O.B.E.
KINAHAN, John, O.B.E, 6. 6 AprU, 1866 ; s. of Fredk.
Kinahan, of Low Wood, BeUast ; to. Eve, d. of Captain Thomas
Sanders, D.L, Sallow Glen, Co. Kerry. Educ. : Repton.
War Work : Hon. Superintendent of work of Soldiers Christian
Association in France, 1914-19. Address : LumvUle House,
Curragh, Co. KUdare. Club : Junior Constitutional. (01551)
KINAHAN, Major George Frederick HUDSON-, C.B.E.
KINCAIRD, James Scott, O.B.E.
KINDERSLEY, Ada Molesworth, M.B.E. ; d. of Capt.
E. N. Molesworth Kindersley, of Sherborne, Dorset. Educ. :
Privately. Head of Training Section, Women's Branch,
Board of Agriculture. War Work : Hon. Sec. and Organiser
of Queen Alexandra's Relief Fund for War Nurses ; head of
Training Section, Women's Branch, Board of Apiculture.
Address: 12, Graham Street, Eaton Terrace, S.W. 1. Club:
Forum. (M8712)
KINDERSLEY, Capt. Guy, O.B.E.
KINDERSLEY, Katherine Emma, M.B.E.
KINDERSLEY, Sir Robert Molesworth, G.B.E, 5.
1872 ; s. of Capt. E. N. M. Kindersley (see Bukke'S Peerage) ;
m. Gladys Margaret, d. of Major-Gen. J. P. Beadle, R.E, of
6, Queen's Gate Gardens, S.W. Educ. : Repton. Chairman
Lazard Bros. & Co, Ltd.; Director of Bank of England;
Governor of the Hudson's Bay Co. ; Director of Eastern
Telegraph Co.; President of National Savings Committee;
Member of Court of Fishmongers' Company ; Lieutenant of
City of London. War Work : Chairman of the National
Savings Committee since its inception in 1916 untU March,
1920. Addresses : 15, Charles Street, Berkeley Square, W. 1 ;
Langley House, Abbots Langley, Herts. Clubs: Carlton;
Garrick; Royal Thames Yacht. (G5'4)
KING, Capt. Albert Lewin, O.B.E.
KING, AUce CiceU, O.B.E, d. of James King, of Monkstown,
Co. Dublin, Ireland. Educ : Ladies' CoUege, Cheltenham.
War Work : Commandant of New Court AuxiUary Red Cross
Hospital, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire ; opened the hospital on
21 Oct. 1914, and acted as Commandant tiU its close in Jan.
1919. Address : Lypiatt House, Cheltenham. (03786)
KING, Capt. Basil, M.B.E, Royal Warwickshire Regt,, b.
21 June, 1883 ; s. of the late George P. King, of Swindon, WUts,
m. Katherine Martha Woolford, d. of the late Henry John
Brunsden, of SnodshiU, Swindon, WUts. Educ. : Privately ;
Swindon Technical CoU. Accountant; at present Manager and
Accountant (Stores) Messrs. Doulton & Co, Sanitary Engineers,
Lambeth, S.E. War Work : Served in the Wiltshire Regt. and
Royal Warwickshire Regt. in the East and France in the Great
War ; for the last twelve months of the War was Depot
Manager, Birmingham, for the Central Stores Department,
Ministry of Munitions. Address : Linden, Palace Road, East
Molesey, Surrey. (M10250e)
KING, C. W., O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
KING, Col. Charles Dickson, C.B.E, 6. 1860 ; Formerly
Col. R.A. ; served with the Egyptian Expedition, 1882 ;
present at Battle of Tel-el-Kebir (medal with clasp, bronze
star) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1647)
KING, Capt. Charles John Stuart, O.B.E, R.E. (011749)
KDMG, Capt. CoUn, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
KING, David Barty, O.B.E, M.B, M.R.CP, R.A.M.C.
KING, Dame Ethel, O.B.E.
KING, Emma Ethel Maud Ford, M.B.E,
KING, Lieut.-Col. Frank, D.S.O. O.B.E.
KING, Capt. Frank, D.S.O, O.B.E, 4th Hussars. Served
in the Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). (05452)
KING, Capt. George, M.B.E, A.I.F.
KING, George WilUam, M.B.E, R.E.
KING, Godfrey James, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 29 Oct. 1870;
s. of the late John Richard King, of St. Peter's Vicarage,
Oxford ; to. Mary Francis, d. of Harcourt Capper, of Hereford
shire. Educ. : HaUeybury CoU, and Oriel Coll, Oxford.
Registrar of Deeds Companies and Patents, Southern Rhodesia ;
CivU Commissioner, SaUsbury, Southern Rhodesia. War Wort:
Senior Censor, Southern Rhodesia. Address: Salisbury,
Southern Rhodesia. Club : SaUsbury. (08394)
KING, Comm. Henry Douglas, C.B.E, D.S.O, M.P, &•
1877 ; s. of the late Capt. Henry Welchman King ; ffl. 19™>>
Margaret EUzabeth, d. of the late W. R. Swan, of S. AustraUa.
Bar. Middle Temple, 1905 ; formerly in Mercantile Marine ;

BIOGRAPHIES.

Kinloch

Koy. Naval Reserve, 1893-1902 ; Inns of Court Rifles, 1902-4 ;
Koy. Naval Vol. Reserve (VD.), 1904-14 ; served during the
Great War, 1914-17, with Roy. Naval Div, with rank of Com.
(despatches thrice, Croix de Guerre) ; appointed ParUamentary
Private Sec to ParUamentary Sec. to Min, of Shipping, 1919 ;
unsuccessfully contested N. Div. of Norfolk, Jan. 1910, and
Dec. 1910 ; elected therefor (C.-Ind.) Dec. 1918. Address :
The Dales, Sheringham, Norfolk. Clubs : Junior Carlton ;
Bath. (C1098)
KING, Henry SmaUs, O.B.E.
KING, Capt. James Edward, M.B.E, R.G.A.
KING, James Edward, C.B.E, B.A, 6. 17 March, 1875 ;
». of Sir James King, Bart, (see Bukke'S Peerage), of Campsie
and Carstairs ; m. Muriel May, d. of Capt. Frederick James
Taylor, of Waddon, Surrey. Educ : New Coll, Oxford.
Barrlster-at-Law, Inner Temple ; Second Secretary to the
British Legation at The Hague. War Work : Attached to the
Contraband Department, Foreign Office ; Sec. to the Allied
Blockade Committee in Loudon ; Hon. Sec. to the Borough of
i Stepney Committee for Production and ReUef of Distress.
Addresses : Monks' Alley, Binfleld, Berks. ; British Legation,
The Hague. Clubs : TraveUers' ; Bath ; HurUngham ; Oxford
and Cambridge. (C2735)
KING, James Foster, C.B.E, Vice Pres. I.N.A, M.I.C.E,
b. 1862 ; s. of James Foster King, of Longhaugh ; m. Margaret,
d. of Douglas Turner. Educ-: Glasgow High School. Chief
Surveyor to the British Corporation Registry of Shipping.
War Work : In connection with the Admiralty programme
of construction for their auxUiary fleet, and the Government
programme of merchant ship construction, etc. Address :
14, BlythsWood Square, Glasgow. Club : Royal Scottish
AutomobUe.' (C2736)
KING, Paymaster-Lieut. James Henry, O.B.E, R.N.
KING, John, M.B.E, fi. 24 Aug. 1881 ; s. of Robert King,
of Belfast; m. Annie, d. of Thomas Gatensby, of Belfast.
Educ. : Primary School ; MercantUe Coll, Belfast ; Royal
Univ. of Ireland. Clerk in Secretary's Office, General Post
Office. War Work : Head of Commercial Vehicles Section,
Petrol Control Department, Board of Trade. Address : Lyn-
Bted, Hide Road, Harrow. (M8713)
KING, John Alexander, O.B.E, L.L.D.
KING, John Charles, O.B.E, M.R.C.S.
KING, Lieut.-Comm. Joseph, O.B.E, R.N.R.
KING, Major Lancelot Noel Friedriok Dving, O.B.E,
R.E. KING, Capt. Leonard Algernon Bertram, M.B.E.
KING, Capt. Malcolm Kirkwood, M.B.E, ArgyU and
Sutherland Highlanders, fi. 7 Oct. 1886 ; s. of WUUam King
of Glasgow. Educ. : Strathbungo Public School. War Work :
Returned from India with 1st Batt. ArgyU and Sutherland
Highlanders, Oct. 1914 ; joined Expeditionary Force, Dec
1914 ; served continuously in France and Flanders till Nov
1915 ; Macedonia, Nov. 1915 to Jan. 1919. Address : 6th
Batt. ArgyU and Sutherland Highlanders, 66, High Street,
Paisley. (M4800)
KING, Mary Liddon, O.B.E. ; d. of Richard Poole King,
LP, of BrisUngton, Somerset. War Work : Commandant of
Standish Red Cross Hospital ; a Vice President of Red Cross
Society, GIob. Branch. Address: Newark Park, Wotton-
under-Edge, Glos. Club: Empress. (0482)
KING, NeUy Maria, O.B.E. Acted for nearly there
years as HaU Orderly at, and organised the voluntary work
for Queen Alexandra's Hospital. (011909)
KING, Nora, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1883 ; d. of George and
Frances McDonald, of Torquay ; to. James Malcolm, s. of James
King, of D'DrbanvUle, S. Africa. Educ. : Heme Bay, and
Tunbridge WeUs. War Work: Red Cross work from (and
since 1911) the commencement of War ; Commandant of
Cambs. 26, and Matron of V.A.D. Hospital, WUlingham, Cambs,
from Jan. 1915, to AprU, 1919. Addresses: WUlingham,
Cambs.; Lochgyle, Parsonage Road, Heme Bay. (M636)
KING, Sarah Hannah, Mrs., M.B.E.
' KING, Rev. Thomas, M.B.E.
KING, Rev. Thomas Joseph, O.B.E.
KING, Rev. Vincent George Bryan, O.B.E.
KING, Capt. WiUiam Bernard Robinson, O.B.E, M.A,
fi. 12 Nov. 1889. Educ : Uppingham, and Jesus College,
Umbridge. Assistant to the Woodwardian Professor of
beology in the Univ. of Cambridge ; FeUow of Jesus CoUege,
Cambridge. War Work: Geologist to Engineer-in-Chief at
G.H.Q, France, from July, 1915, to March, 1918. Address :
45, Barton Road, Cambridge. (02596)
KING, WiUiam Frederick, O.B.E.
KING, Major WiUiam Henry, O.B.E, 6. 13 Sept. 1871 ;
». of Capt. W. King, of Burridge, Chard ; to. May Violet, d. of
J. 0 Connor, of Halifax. Professor of Music. InniskUling
Uragoons, S. Africa, 1899-1902. War Work : Remounts,
Ireland, 1914-15; Egypt, 1915-16; France, 1916-18. Ad-
ams : 1, Duncairn Terrace, Bray, Co. Wicklow. Club :
Kildare Street. (O7350)
KING, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WilUam Henry Daniel, O.B.E,
..KING, WilUam Samuel, M.B.E, 6. 5 July, 1879 ; s. of
tne late Joseph WiUiam and Margaret King, of Clonmel,
Ireland ; m. Evie EmUy, d. of George Walton Abbott, of The
WMes, Leytonstone, N.E. Educ : RockweU CoUege, Deland.
veterinary Surgeon. War Work : In sole veterinary charge
Siii ist EF- ArtUlery Officers' Cadet School horses, as
well as, being in sole veterinary charge of horses belonging to

many other units ; made collections which resulted in the
accumulation of substantial sums of money for R.A.V.C.
Comforts Fund. Address: 264, Burdett Road, Limehouse,
E. 14. Club : National Sporting. (M1995)
KING, Dame Ethel LOCKE-, D.B.E.; d. of Col. Sir
Thomas Gore Browne, K.C.M.G, C.B. (who died 1887); to.
Hugh Fortescue, s. of Hon. Peter John Locke-King, M.P, J.P,
D.L. (who died 1885), of Brooldands. Educ. : At home.
Assistant County Director, and Vice President, North Surrev
Division, B.R.C.S. War Work : Raising V. A. Detachments";
organising and opening hospitals for sick and wounded in
Surrey. Address : Brooklands, Weybridge. Club : Bath. (D14)
KING, Lieut.-Col. Franois John NEWTON-, O.B.E.
KINGDON, R.S.M. Albert Arthur, M.B.E, Norfolk Regt,
fi. 20 Jan. 1884 ; s. of the late E. Kingdon, of Thetford, Norfolk ;
m. Maud, d. of the late James Calthrop, of Thetford. Educ. :
Thetford Board School and Army School. War Work : Active
Service, Mesopotamia, 1914-16 ; 13th (Transport Workers)
Batt. the Bedfordshire Regt, 1917-19. Address : The Norfolk
Regt. Depot, Britannia Barracks, Norwich. (M5404)
KINGHAM, Robert Dixon, O.B.E.
KINGHORN, Lieut. Douglas Charles, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
KINGMAN, Capt. Abner, O.B.E.
KINGSBERRY, Lieut. William Henry, M.B.E, fi. 11 Feb.
1897. War Work : commissioned Tempy. 2nd Lieut, 11th
Bn. Loyal North Lancashire Regt, Mar. 1915 ; Commissioned
2nd Lieut. N. Lan. Regt, Feb. 1916; served with 6th Bn.
Loyal North Lancashire Regt. Mes. Exped. Force, Dec. 1916 to
Jan. 1919 ; Staff Capt. 34th Infy. Bde.. Mesopotamia, since
Jan. 1919. Addresses : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, 16, Charing
Cross, London, S.W.1 ; c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, Hornby Rd,
Bombay. (M4887)
KINGSBURY, Kathleen, M.B.E. War Work: Ministry
of Munitions, Central Stores Dept, Jan. 1916, to July, 1919.
Address : 123, Heme HiU, S.E. 24. (M8714)
KINGSLAND, John Edward, M.B.E, fi. 18 Nov. 1873 ;
s. of WUliam Gaylor Kingsland, of Canterbury ; to. Flora
Kate, d. of Thomas Gambrill, of Crundale. Served with the
15th The King's Hussars at home and abroad, 1891-1909,
and finished his mUitary career with the East Kent Yeomanry.
War Work : Employed at the War Office on work in connection
with the transport of nurses to the various theatres of War,
and was transferred to the Ministry of National Service in
Dec. 1917, for duty with the Medical Department. Address :
38, Green Street, Cambridge. (M1997)
KINGSTON, 2nd Lieut. Alfred Thomas, M.B.E., D.C.M,
KINGSTON, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Charles, M.B.E,
R.A.M.C. KINGSTON, George Henry, O.B.E, 6. 9 March, 1866 ;
s. of Joseph Kingston, of Southsea ; to. Fanny Louisa, d. of
AUred George Croucher, of Southsea. Civil Servant, War Office.
War Work : Assistant Director of Army Contracts, War Office
and Ministry of Munitions ; Assistant Controller, Disposal
Board, Ministry of Munitions. Address: 103, Streathbourne
Road, Tooting Common, S.W. 17. Club : National Liberal.
(01555)
KINGSTON, Major John Rudolph, O.B.E, 6. 8 July,
1882. Educ. : HuU Grammar School, and Hull Municipal
Technical CoU. Civil Servant. War Work : Went to Belgium
with Expeditionary Force in Oct. 1914, as officer in charge of
Wireless Section of 4th Army Corps ; appointed Assist. In
spector of R.E. Stores at Woolwich in Sept. 1915, to complete
design of new field wireless set ; promoted to Inspector, Dec.
1916 ; with British War Mission, U.S.A., Sept. to Dec. 1918.
Address : Fern Bank, Colney Hatch Lane, Muswell HU1,
London. N. Club : Junior Naval and MUitary. (07351)
KINGSTON. Lieut.-Col. WilUam, O.B.E, R.E.
KINGZETT, Norman Froggatt, M.B.E, fi. 18 Nov. 1880 ;
s. of Charles T. Kingzett, of Newlands, Weybridge, Surrey ;
to. 1st, d. of T. B. Lightfoot, of Putney ; 2ndly, Cicely y.d.
of Sir George Agnew, of Rougham Hall, Suffolk. Educ : Royal
Naval School, Eltham, Kent. Managing Director of Sanitas Co,
Ltd. War Work : Member of Committee and Treas, Byfleet
War ReUef Committee, 1914-19 ; Chahman of Chertsey Rural
Pensions Committee, 1916-19 ; Chairman of Chertsey with
Egham War Pensions Committee from 1919 ; Treas. of Sanitas
War Savings Assocn. Address : Karridale, West Byfleet.
Clubs : Constitutional ; City Carlton ; R.A.C. (M8715)
KININMONTH, Lieut. Alec MarshaU, M.B.E.
KINLOCH, Charles, M.B.E,
KINLOCH, George, O.B.E.
KINLOCH, Sir George, Bart., O.B.E, J.P, 6. 1 March,
1880 ; s. of the late Sir John G. S. Kinloch, 2nd Bart, of
Kinloch, Meigle (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Ethel May, d. of
Major James Hawkins, of 85th Regt. Educ : Charterhouse ;
Trinity Coll, Cambridge (B.A.). War Work : Recruiting
Officer, 42nd Area ; Lieut. T.F. Reserve ; Appeal National
Service Representative for Perthshire. Address : Kinloch,
Meigle, N.B. Clubs : New (Edinburgh) ; Caledonian. (01556)
KINLOCH, Rev. Michael Ward, O.B.E, 6. 18 Dec. 1865 ;
s. of Charles Kinloch, of Harrow, Middlesex ; to. Ella Adria,
d. of Percy C Heath, Indian Army. Educ. : Harrow and
Pembroke Coll, Camb. Rector of West Stafford, Dorset,
1896 ; Eccleston, Cheshire, 1904 ; Holy Trinity, Dorchester,
1911; Sarum St. Edmund, 1919; Prabendary of Salisbury
Cathedral. War Work : Temp. CF, Sept. 1914 ; Senior CF,
Portland Defences ; Mediterranean Expeditionary Force, May,

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Kinnaird

THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

1915, GaUipoU, Mudros, and Egypt; Senior CF, L. of C, Aug.
1915 to Feb. 1916 ; Senior CF, 15th Army Corps, Feb. 1916
to July, 1916 (mentioned in despatches) ; CF . Netley Hospital,
Aug. 1916 to Nov. 1916; Senior CF. Portsmouth, Nov. 1916
to Jan. 1919 (mentioned for Home Service). Address : St.
Edmund's Rectory, Salisbury. (07352)
KINNAIRD, Hon. Emily CeciUa, C.B.E. ; d. of 10th
Baron Kinnaird (see BUKKE'S Peerage). Educ. : Privately.
Acting Vice-President of the Y.W.C.A. of Great Britain, and
Vice-President of the World's Y.W.C.A. ; chairman of the
Committee for Hobday Camps ; member of the British Com
mittee of the World Affiance for International Friendship
among the Churches. Address : 4, Duke Street, Manchester
Square, W. Club : Portman. (C2727)
KINNEAR, James Franois, M.B.E, fi. 19 Nov. 1866;
s. of James Kinnear, of Melrose ; to. Beatrice Mabel, d. of
late WUliam Fred Vernon, of Kelso. Educ : Edinburgh. Post
master. War Work : Postal and Telegraphic Administration
of Shetland from 1915-19 ; also War Savings Campaign.
Address : WiUiamfield House, Stirling. (M8716)
KINNEAR, Thomas John, O.B.E, 6. 19 Oct. 1870 ;
s. of Alexander Kinnear, of Ballybay, Co. Monaghan, and Cre-
morne, BaUsbridge, Dublin. Barrister-at-law ; Representa
tive for Ulster of Industrial Department of Ministry of Labour.
War Work : Sec. to Food Control Committee for Deland ;
actively assisted Irish Recruiting CouncU, as voluntary organiser
and speaker ; assisted in Hospital Ship work as member of
St. John's Ambulance Brigade. Addresses : Grand Central
Hotel, Belfast ; Holywood, Co. Down. (010783)
KINNEAR, Sir Walter Samuel, K.B.E, B.A. (Hons.);
to. Dis Mary, d. of Dr. W. Y. Orr, of Kenmore, Putney, S.W.
Chairman of the Navy and Army Insurance Fund ; Deputy
Chairman of the National Health Insurance Commission
(Deland) ; Past President Insurance Institute of Deland ;
Fellow Chartered Insurance Institute. Addresses : Cremorne,
BaU's Bridge, DubUn.; WeUington House, Buckingham Gate,
S.W. Club : Stephen's Green (DubUn). (K150)
KINNERSLY, George Edward, M.B.E, fi. 1869 ; s. of
WiUiam Thomas, of Binfield Manor, Berks. ; to. Mabel G,
d. of Alan Broderick, of Broughton-Gifford. Educ. : St.
Thomas' Hospital Medical School. Jurat, Royal Court of
Guernsey. War Work: T. Capt, R.A.M.C, 1915-20.
Address : St. Martin, Gurnsey, CI. (M6664)
KEMNERSLEY, Capt. WiUiam Harold, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
KINROSS, Anne Mary, M.B.E, 6. 25 Dec. 1887 ; d. of
Henry Kinross, of Park Terrace, Stirling. Educ. : St. Leonard's
School; St. Andrew's; Girton CoUege, Cambridge. Teaching
and lecturing. War Work : French Red Cross, 1915-16,
France ; Q.M.A.A.C (Unit Administrator), France, May,
1917, to Oct. 1919. Address: 23, Park Terrace, Stirling.
Club : St. Andrews House, W. 1. (M4535)
KINSMAN, Harry Jeoffrey, M.B.E.
KINSMAN, Major WiUiam Augustus CecU, D.S.O,
KIPPEN, James WiUiam, M.B.E, K.O.S.B.
KIRALFY, Gerald Archibald, M.B.E.
KIRBY, Wing-Comm. Claude, O.B.E, R.A.F.
KIRBY, Major Edmund Bertram, O.B.E, R.F.A.
KIRBY, Capt. Edward WiUiam, M.BE.
KIRBY, Lieut.-Col. F. H., V.C, 6. 12 Nov. 1871 ; s. of
WiUiam Henry and Ada Kirby ; m. 1909, Kate JoUy. Educ :
Alleyne's School, Dulwich. Capt, Depot Comm, Squadron
Comm. R.A.F. ; enlisted in Royal Engineers, 1892 ; proceeded
to S. Africa with Field Troops, Royal Engineers, on mobilisation
1899 (D.C.M. Bloemfontein, March, 1900 ; V.C. action East of
Pretoria, June, 1900 ; Troop Sergt. -Major from Corporal for
services in the field, July, 1901) ; Warrant Officer, Dec 1906 ;
commissioned from ranks, AprU, 1911 ; posted to Air Batt,
Royal Engineers, South Farnborough ; gazetted to R.F.C.
1912 ; served in the Great War, France, 1916-18 ; promoted
to Capt. for services in the field, 1 Jan. 1917.
KIRBY, George, O.B.E, 6. 6 Nov. 1845 ; s. of George
Kirby, of Malton, Yorkshire ; m. Hannah, d. of John Jackman,
of Hardwick, Bucks. Educ. : Church of England School, Scamp-
ston. Curator of the City Art Gallery ; Superintendent of the
Exhibition BuUdings, under the City of York Corporation, for
41 years. War Work : Local recruiting staff ; Hon. Assist.
Sec, National Service ; Member of Publication Committee of
the local Food Control Committee ; organised and was for five
years Hon. Sec. of the York Cheer and Comforts Committee for
care of wounded soldiers. Addresses : 26, Clifton, York.
Club : Comrades of the Great War, York. (010784)
KIRBY, George Clarvis, M.B.E.
KIRBY, Marion EUen, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Alfred O.
Kirby. War Work : Helped the Penny Fund for Sick and
Wounded, collecting and organising the South Kensington
Division ; after was Joint Secretary of Lady Smith-Dorrien's
Hospital Bag Fund from July, 1915, tUl it closed March,
1919. Address : 50, Burton Court, S.W. 3. Club : Albe
marle. (M2000)
KIRBY, WiUiam, O.B.E, R.N.D.
KIRBY, Major WilUam Lewis Clark, D.S.O, O.B.E.
KIRK, Col. Albert Edward, O.B.E, V D
KIRK, Capt. James Robert, M.B.E.
KIRK, Lieut.-Col. John Charters, C.B.E, R.F.A. (T.);
6. 1868. Educ. : Wellington Coll. Lieut.-Col. Anti-Aircraft
Defence, Home Forces.
KIRK, Mabel Cecil, Mrs, M.B.E.
KIRK, Norah, Mrs.,- O.B.E, 6. 2 Jan. 1874 ; d. of Frederic

R. Rose, of Diss, Norfolk ; to. John Lamplugh, s. of John
Wright Kirk, of Hull. Educ. : Bromley (Kent) High School
andRoyal CoUege of Music. War Work : Four years Comman
dant of V.A.D. Hospital, HaUgarth, Pickering, Yorks. _t__ress •
Houndgate, Pickering, Yorks. (01558'
KIRKE, Sarah EUzabeth, Mrs., M.B.E,
KIRKLAND, Lieut. James, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
KIRKNESS, John Johnston, O.B.E.
KIRKNESS, Lieut.-Col. Lewis Hawker, D.S.O, O.B E
KIRKPATRICK, CecU WUUam, M.B.E.
KIRKPATRICK, Lieut.-Col. Charles, O.B.E, LA.
KIRKPATRICK, Lieut.-Col. Ivone, C.B.E, 6. I860-
s. of the late Alexander R. Kirkpatrick, of Donacomper, Cel-
bridge, co. KUdare (see Burke's Peerage, Ashtown, B.); m
1891, the Hon. Mary Hardinge, d. of the late Gen. the Hon'
Sir Arthur Edward Hardinge, K.C.B, CLE. (see Burke's
Peerage). Formerly Lieut.-Col. S. Staffordshire Regt. ;
Soudan Expedition, 1884-85 (medal with two clasps, bronze
star) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1649)
KIRKPATRICK, John, M.B.E.
KIRKPATRICK, Mary Hawkins, Mrs., M.B.E.
KIRKPATRICK, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Robert, M.B.E.
KIRKUS, Arthur Ernest, O.B.E, 6. 30 Nov. 1875;
s. of John Richard Kirkus, of Hessle, East Yorkshire; m.
Mabel Mary Sergeant, d. of John Stow, J.P, of Hessle. Educ. :
High School, Hornsea. Assistant Director of Statistics,
Ministry of Transport. War Work: Head of Statistical
Branch, Woolwich Arsenal, Oct. 1915 to June, 1917 ; Assistant
to Director of Statistics, Aclmiralty, June, 1917, to Jan. 1919.
Address : Oakhurst, Thicket Road, Sutton, Surrey. (0485)
KIRKWOOD, Major Andrew Samuel, O.B.E.
KIRKWOOD, Lieut.-Col. Andrew Torton, O.B.E, LA.
KIRKWOOD, Ethel Kate, Mrs., M.B.E. ; to. Montague
Kirkwood. War Work : Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and Sailors'
FamUies Association, Stepney and MUe End ; Hon. Sec. of
Sub-Committee London War Pensions for Stepney A.
Address : 12, Egerton Gardens, S.W. Club : Lady Golfers'. (M8719)
KIRKWOOD, Richard Cameron, M.B.E.
KIRKWOOD, Major Thomas WilUam, O.B.E, LA.
KIRKWOOD, WUUam Dennett, O.B.E, 6. 1871 ; s. of
WUliam Kirkwood, of Glasgow ; m. IsabeUa Robertson
Stewart, d. of John Stewart, of Rutherglen. Educ. : Hutcheson's
Grammar School, and AUan Glen's School. Engineer ;
appointed H.M. Inspector of Factories (Home Office), 1899,
as Junior Inspector in Belfast and District Inspector in Aberdeen,
then Lanarkshire. War Work : Transferred or lent to the
Ministry of Munitions, June, 1915, acting as Superintendent
Engineer tiU Feb. 1919, in Glasgow aud West of Scotland Area,
with responsibiUty for 27 direct, 82 indirect, contractors, and
5 National ProjectUe Factories; and latterly as Technical
Assistant to the Director of Munitions in Scotland. Address :
11, Richmond Drive, Cambuslang, Glasgow. (0486)
KIRKWOOD, Lieut.-Col. WUUam Love, O.B.E.
Aust. A.M.C.
KIRSOP, Lieut. Alexander Kennedy, O.B.E.
KIRWAN, Florence Sydney BrudeneU, M.B.E.
KIRWAN, Capt. Lionel Edward, M.B.E.
KIRWIN, Eng.-Comm. Joseph John, O.B.E, R.N.
KISCH, Brevet Lieut.-Col. Frederick Hermann, C.B.E,
D.S.O, R.E, 6. 23 Aug. 1888 ; s. of H. M. Kisch, C.S.I, of
56, Lexham Gardens, London : m. Jeanne Eleanor, d. of M.
PhUippe CoUn, of Neuchatel, Switzerland. Educ : Clifton
CoUege, and R.M.A, Woolwich. War Work : Served in France
and Mesopotamia in 1914, 1915, and 1916 with 3rd (Lahore)
Division (thrice wounded) ; awarded D.S.O. and Croix de
Guerre ; served on the General Staff at the War Office from
Sept. 1916 untU the Armistice, and thereafter with the British
Peace Delegation at Paris. Address : c/O Messrs. Cox & Co,
16, Charing Cross. Club : Bath. (C2133)
KISSANE, Matthew, O.B.E.
KISSOCK, WiUiam Henry, M.B.E.
KITCAT, Rev. Henry James, O.B.E, 6. 12 March, 1860;
s. of James Butler Kitcat, m. Ethelreda Sophie, y.d. ot
the late Sir Joseph OUiffe, Physician to the English Embassy
In Paris. Educ. : St. Michael's CoU., Tenbury ; Bradfleld Coll. ;
Keble CoU, Oxford. Rector of St. Mary Stratford, Bow, E. 3,
1904 ; Rural Dean of Poplar, Nov. 1919 ; Senior Dean of Sion
Coll, 1920 ; CounciUor for Bow, South Ward, on Poplar
Borough CouncU, Nov. 1919. War Work : Member of Soldiers'
and SaUors' FamUies Association, Bow Committee ; Chairman
Poplar A. London War Pensions Sub-Committee; Member
of Poplar Borough Air Raid Relief Committee ; served in and
chaplain to, the Local G.R. Volunteer Force. Address : The
Rectory, Bow, E. 3. (010785)
KITCAT, Capt. Henry Jeffreys de Winton, O.B.E.,
R.N. KITCHEN, Preston, O.B.E.
KITCHIN, John WiUiam, O.B.E.
KITCHING, Lieut. Douglas WooUey, M.B.E, 6. 28 Nov.
1880 ; s. of Albert George Kitcning, of Enfield ; m. Marjorie,
d. of Morton Peto Betts, of Mentone. Educ : Mill HU1 School.
War Work : Served with the Mesopotamian Expeditionary
Force. Address: Holmbury, Keston, Kent. Club: R.A.O.

KITCHING, Fanny RushaU, M.B.E. War Wort:
ControUer of Typists, India Office. (M2004)
KITCHING, Lieut. Harold Edward, M.B.E.
KITCHING, Theodore Hopkins, C.B.E, fi. 29 Dec. 1866 ,

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BIOGRAPHIES.

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s of WiUiam Kitching, of Clevedon, Som. ; to. Jane, d. of WiUiam
C anshaw, of Southport. Educ : Friends' School, Ackworth,
Yorks. Secretary to General Bramwell Booth, of the Salvation
Army.' War Work : Was associated with General Bramwell
Booth in organising the Salvation Army s work amongst His
Majesty's forces in various parts of the Empire. Addresses :
Tnoleton. New Barnet, Herts ; 101, Queen Victoria Street,
London, E.C. 4. (C2738)
KITSON, Lieut. Alan Kennedy, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, (T.).
KITSON, Albert Ernest, C.B.E. Director Gold Coast
Geological Survey. (C398)
KITSON, Major Alexander Wentworth, O.B.E, R.A.S.C,
(T ).
KITSON, Lieut.-Col. Hubert Vernon, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
(T) fi.9 AprU, 1883 ; s. of F. C. Kitson, of Leeds. Educ. :
Forest School, Essex. Engineer ; Director of Leeds Wheel
and Axle Co, Ltd, Leeds. War Work: Aug. 1914, O.C
2nd Brigade Co, West Riding Division T. and S. Column ;
Aug. 1914, to Nov. 1916, O.C. 49th Division Supply Column ;
Nov". 1916, appointed Deputy Assistant Director of Transport ;
Dec. 1918, Assistant Director of Transports. Address :
Beamsley, Headingley, Leeds. (02599)
KITSON, Lieut.-Col. Paul Hengrave, O.B.E, 6. 18 Jan.
1869 ; s. of Major G. P. Kitson, of Elm Lee, Winkfield ; m.
Ethel d. of Hon. J. Meiring, of Bloemfontein. Educ. : L.I.C
Merto'n CoUege. Served for thirty years in the Army and
PoUce of Africa and India ; through S. Af. War with S.A.L.H.
and Roberts' Horse ; gazetted Capt 1900 ; twice mentioned
in despatches ; commanded O.R.C Police Force prior to it
being taken over by S.A.C ; two medals and six clasps ; on
the cessation of S.A. War, commanded two important districts ;
appointed J.P. ; retrenched and returned to England on
responsible government being granted ; appointed to Indian
Police. War Work : On the outbreak of European War was
on leave ; appointed for duty by War Office, Oct. 1914 ;
organised and commanded three M.T. R.A.S.C. depots from
1915 to 1920 ; commanded Grove Park Depot (the largest in
England) from 1918 until it was closed down in 1920 ; pro
moted Major 1915 ; Lieut.-Col. 1918, twice mentioned in de
spatches ; during 'bus and raUway strike assisted to organise
lorry service ; had command of 1000 men after the explosion
at T.N.T. works SUvertown ; organised and conducted the
R.A.S.C, M.T. display at Naval and MUitary Tournament,
Olympia, 1920; holds the Indian Durbar medal for special
service during His Majesty's tour in India in 1912. Club :
R.A.C. (07358)
KITSON, Major Walter Frederick Clifford, O.B.E,
RASP (T 1
KITTERMASTER, Harold Baxter, O.B.E.
KITTOE, Lieut -Col. Montagu Francis Markham Sloane,
O.B.E, T.D, 6. 1873 ; s. of late Capt. Markham Robinson
Kittoe, late 106th (Durham) L.I. ; grandson of late Major
M. Kittoe, Bengal Native Dafty, of Coddenham, Suffolk ;
m. Blanche Margaret Paton, d. of J. G. Scott, of Southport.
Educ : Chatham House, Ramsgate, and Middle Temple.
Stockbroker. Some years on Essex County T.F. Association.
Wm Work : Lieut.-Col. comdg. l/10th London Regt, subse
quently Director, R.M.L. Dept, Ministry of Munitions, and
later Acting ControUer, R.M. Disposal Dept, Disposal Board.
Addresses : The Woodlands, Harrow-on-the-HUl ; Newlands,
Hook Heath, Woking. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (03789)
KLEIN, Major Adrian Bernard Leopold, M.B.E, b.
1 Sept. 1892 ; s. of Herman Klein, of 40, Avenue Road, Regent's
Park, London ; m. Angela Edith, d. of Admiral John Bracken-
bury, C.B, CM.G. Educ. : Stevens' Institute of Technology,
N.Y. ; Horace Mann School, N.Y. ; Slade School ; London
University. Artist and Scientist. Adviser on Colour Physics,
the Cahco Printers' Association, Manchester ; Director, the
Sheringham DayUght, Ltd, etc. War Work : Enlisted in
Artists' Rifles Sept. 1914 ; received commission in 1st Batt.
Norfolk Regt, June, 1915 ; wounded, Sept. 1915 ; Commanded
Experimental Dept. the Camouflage School, R.E, 1916-19.
Address: 32, The Pryors, East Heath Road, Hampstead.
Clubs : Chelsea Arts ; Art Workers' GuUd. (M3281)
KLE1NENBERG, Maude EUen, Mrs., M.B.E.
KLERCK, Major WiUem Jan, O.B.E.
KLITZ, Wilfrid Robert, M.B.E, 6. 16 May, 1883 ; s. of
WiUiam Lawson Klitz, of Lymington, Hampshire ; to. Dora
Kathleen, d. of the late H. E. Welsh, of Wimbledon. Educ. :
Gillingham Grammar School, Dorset ; Byron House
School, Ealing. Manager of Messrs. Eastwood and Holt's
(punster House, Mincing Lane, E.C.) Fur Dept. ; Brokers to
the War Office for the purchase of goat and sheep skins and
other fur and wool skins, etc, of which many millions were
bought; subsequently acted in same capacity to Disposals
Board for sale of surplus stock ; originated the use of goatskin
coats in the British Army ; assisted in designing same ;
suggested various processes which were followed for adapting
fur and wool skins to mUitary uses. Address: DorwU Cottage,
Avenue Road, Epsom. (M640)
KNAPP, Arthur Rowland, C.B.E, 6. 10 Dec. 1870;
s. of Lieut.-Col. C. B. Knapp ; m.- Florence Annie, d. of the
late Dr. E. Moore, Canon of Canterbury. Educ. : Westminster
and Christ Church. Indian CivU Service, 1891 ; served in
Madras, Chief Sec. to Government and temporary member
of Executive CouncU. War Work : In charge of the War
Dept. of the Madras Government and organised the special

war recruiting in the Madras Presidency. Address : Ootaca-
liuind, India. Ctafis : Madras ; East India United Service. (C1974)
KNAPP, Lieut. E. C, M.B.E.
KNIBB, Frederiok Charles, M.B.E.
KNIBBS, Lieut. Arthur Reginald, M.B.E.
KNIGHT, Capt. Alfred, M.B.E.
KNIGHT, Lieut. Alfred George, M.B.E, R.A.F.
KNIGHT, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Alfred James, M.B.E.
KNIGHT, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. AUred John Hammond,
O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.).
KNIGHT, Major Cecil Davenport, O.B.E.
KNIGHT, Lieut.-Col. Charles Louis William Norley.
D.S.O, O.B.E.
KNIGHT, Christina Graham, M.B.E.
KNIGHT, Christopher Newman, O.B.E, B.A, fi. 16
Feb. 1880 ; s. of John Cable Knight ; m. Margaret Lawson,
d. of John Foilett. Educ. : Heme Bay College and Corpus
Christi College, Oxford. Principal, Air Ministry. Address :
The Birches, Durham Road, Bromley, Kent. (0488)
KNIGHT, Enid Mary, M.B.E, 6. 5 Jan. 1894 ; d. of the
late Hugh Coleraine Knight, of Baron Grove, Mitcham ; 2,
South Square, Gray's Inn. Educ : Wimbledon High School,
Fontainebleau, Bournemouth, and abroad. Junior Adminis
trative Assistant, Ministry of Health. War Work : Temporary
Clerk, National Health Insurance Commission, 1915-17 ;
Shipping Control Committee, 1917 ; personal clerk to Sir John
Anderson, K.C.B. (Secretary, Ministry of Shipping), 1917-19 ;
Ministry of Health, 1919. Address : 18, University Mansions,
Putney, S.W. 15. (M8721)
KNIGHT, Major Ernest, O.B.E, M.B. (Lond.), M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P, R.A.M.C(T.). 6. 29 April, 1870 ; s. of Jonas Knight,
J.P, of Ashton-under-Lyne ; m. Rachel, d. of WiUiam Jennison,
of Manchester. Educ. : Manchester Grammar School, and
Owen's CoUege. Surgeon. War Work : Second in command
of 1/3 West Lancashire Field Ambulance, 55th Division.
Address : 45, Cross Street, Manchester. Club : Lytham ;
St. Anne's Golf. (05459)
KNIGHT, Ethel Corbet, O.B.E.
KNIGHT, Florenoe Mary, Mrs, M.B.E, fi. 13 Feb. 1873 ;
d. of Robert Dyson, of Rotherham ; m. Henry Ernest, s. of
Henry John Knight. Educ. : Westlands, Scarboro' ; Royal
Academy of Music. Rotherham Education Committee. War
Work : Y.M.C.A. Munitions Canteen ; Vice-Chairman, National
Kitchen, Rotherham. Address : Brooklands, Rotherham. (M8722)
KNIGHT, Frank, M.B.E.
KNIGHT, George, M.B.E.
KNIGHT, Lieut.-Col. Glen Alburn WilUam James,
O.B.E, Aust. A.M.C.
KNIGHT, Major James St. Pierre, O.B.E.
KNIGHT, John, M.B.E, 6. 13 Oct. 1853; s. of John
Knight, of High Wycombe, Bucks. ; to. Martha Amelia, d. of
George Kirlew, of Warthill, York. Educ : National School,
High Wycombe. Civil Servant, British Museum. War
Work : Sailors' and Soldiers' Guide, Victoria Station, during
the War giving 50 hours per week, meeting troop trains,
conducting troops to the various raUways and Rest Houses,
performing innumerable other services to any soldiers or sailors
passing through Victoria Station. Address : 111, Hughenden
Road, High Wycombe, Bucks. (M8723)
KNIGHT, 2nd Lieut. John Morgan, M.B.E, R.A.F.
KNIGHT, Capt. Robert Charles, O.B E.
KNIGHT, Samuel Henry, M.B.E, R.N.
KNIGHT, Violet Hannah, M.B.E, 6. 29 March, 1877,
d. of the late George Edmunds, of Bethseda Place, Rogerstone,
Mon. ; to. the late Henry WilUam Knight, s. of the late Thomas
Knight, of Cliff House, Minster-on-Sea. Educ. . Grammar
School, Pontlottyn, Glam. Matron-iu-Chief and Superintendent
Nurse, Union Workhouse and Infirmary, Hitchin, Herts. War
Work : Two sick wards at the Infirmary were used for the military
sick, containing 24 beds, from Feb. 1915 to March, 1919 ; during
that period 2109 cases were admitted, medical and surgical ;
helped the medical officer with inoculations and vaccinations,
and assisted at all sick parades and casualties during the day ;
in the absence of R.A.M.C. orderlies, undertook aU duties until
June, 1918, when the epidemic of influenza was raging, and
R A M.C orderlies were requisitioned. (M8724)
KNIGHT, Capt. WilUam CoUins, O.B.E.
KNIGHTON, Thomas Spencer, M.B.E.
KNIGHTS, Capt. Alfred John Hammond, O.B.E, T.D,
b. 1865 ; s. of John Hammond Knights, of Norfolk ; to. Rose
Maud ii. of Francis William Skipper, of London. Educ: Wis
bech Cambs. War Work: Served with the 84th (2nd City
of London) Field Ambulance, Aug. 1914 to Oct. 1919 ; with
the 28th Division in Flanders, France, Egypt, Macedonia,
Bulgaria, Turkey, and the Army of the Black Sea in Asia
Minor • twice mentioned in despatches. (06493)
KNIGHTS, Capt. Henry Newton, M.B.E, J.P, M.P.
KNILL, Charles Henry, O.B.E, 6. 1868 ; s. of Charles
KnUl of Knighton. Educ. : Shrewsbury. Don and Steel
Manufacturer. War Work : O.C. Shrewsbury Remount
Depot Aug. 1914 to Sept. 1919. Address : Oak Lodge,
Shrewsbury. Clubs : Shrewsbury, and Royal Automobile. (010788)
KNOCKER, George Stodart, M.B.E, M.I.Mech.E.'
fi. 1866 ; s. of Frederic Knocker, of Dover ; to. Mary, d. of
Francis Chamberlain, of Tottenham. Educ. : Haberdashers'
School Consulting Engineer. War Work: Volunteered

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Oct. 1914 into Mechanical Transport, A.S.C and served till
Oct. 1915 in Flanders ; joined Ministry of Munitions, Nov.
1915, and attached Area Office, Birmingham National Pro
jectile Factory, Dudley, and in Dec. 1917, opened Area Office
at Nottingham and appointed Superintending Engineer for
East Midlands Area. Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; British
Motor Boat. (M643)
KNOCKER, Reginald Edward, M.B.E, V.D, 6. 13 Sept.
1870 ; s. of the late Sir E. W. N. Knocker, Kt, C.B, of Dover ;
m. Nora Violet, d. of W. W. Knocker, of Sevenoaks. Educ. :
Dover College. Town Clerk of Dover ; Registrar of the
Cinque Ports. War Work : Duties as Town Clerk of Dover.
Address : Cotswold, Kearsney, nr. Dover. Club : Royal
Cinque Ports Yacht. (M2007)
KNOLLYS, Capt. the Hon. Edward George WilUam
Tyrwhitt ,M.B.E, D.F.C, 16th Bn. London Regt, 6. 16
Jan. 1895 ; e. s. and heir of 1st Viscount KnoUys, P.C,
G.C.B, G.CV.O, K.C.M.G. (see Burke's Peerage), Page of
Honour to King Edward VII, 1904-10 ; Page of Honour to
King George V, 1910-11 ; holds the Order of the Crown of
Belgium. (M5999)
KNOLLYS, Ethelred Mary, Mrs, M.B.E.
KNOOP, Evelyn EUzabeth, M.B.E. (M8726)
KNOTT, Rev. Alfred Ernest, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1869.
1st Class Chap, to the Forces ; served in the Tirah Campaign,
1897 ; France, 1914-15 ; Mesopotamia, 1916-19 (despatches
twice). (C1109)
KNOTT, Major George Patrick, O.B.E., R.A.V.C.
KNOTT, Harry Ernest, O.B.E, J.P.
KNOWLAND, Capt. George Henry, O.B.E., LA.
KNOWLES, Christine, O.B.E.
KNOWLES, Constance Mary, Lady, O.B.E, Lady of
Grace, Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, Nov.
1912 ; d. of James Augustus Elmslie, of 25, Norfolk Square,
W. ; m. Major-Gen. Sir Charles Benjamin, K.C.B, J.P,
s. of John Knowles, of Trafford Bank House, Old Trafford.
War Work : Commandant of Camberley Military Hospital,
Camberley (130 Beds), Sept. 1914 to March, 1919, under the
Aldershot Command ; Vice-President Camberley and Windles
ham Red Cross Division, and as such responsible for four women's
and two men's detachments and for supervising the two Military
Hospitals at Windlesham ; served on County and Executive
Committees and on aU Sub-Committees throughout the War
tUl Dec. 1919. Address: Eastfields, Camberley, Surrey.
Clubs : Ladies' Athenaeum. (0489)
KNOWLES, Charles James, M.B.E.
KNOWLES, Frank, C.B.E, fi. 1865 ; s. of Joseph Knowles.
War Office Meat Expert. Address : Shortlands, Kent. (C543)
KNOWLES, George Potter, M.B.E.
KNOWLES, George Shaw, O.B.E.
KNOWLES, Major James, O.B.E, 15th Hussars, 6. 23
June, 1875 ; s. of Andrew Knowles, of Newent Court, nr.
Gloucester (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; to. Nancy, d. of
William Hornibrook, of Bedford Square, London, W.C.
Educ. : Eton. War Work : Assistant Military Secretary to
G.O.C Second Army, B.E.F, France ; has Lesion of Honour.
Address : 31, Upper Hamilton Terrace, N.W. 8. Clubs :
Cavalry ; Army and Navy ; Junior Carlton. (O2250)
KNOWLES, Kate Christine, O.B.E.. 6. 1890 ; d. of late
Charles JuUus Knowles, 17, Kensington Gore, and Linkenholt
Manor, Hungerford, Berks. Educ. : At home. War Work :
Founder and Hon. Treas. of British Prisoners of War Food
Parcels and Clothing Fund, which started with 20 prisoners of
war and at the date of Armistice had nearly 4,000 under its
care ; Founder and Chairman of Advisory After-Care Committee
for British Prisoners of War ; assisted ex-prisoners of war
to find employment ; visited cases in hospital ; advanced sums
of money pending Civil LiabUities Grants. Address : 17,
Kensington Gore, London, S.W. 7. (03791)
KNOWLES, Sir Lees, Bart, C.V.O, O.B.E, T.D, M.A,
LL.M, D.L, Knight of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem, fi.
16 Feb. 1857 (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; s. of John Knowles,
D.L, J.P, of Westwood, Pendlebury ; m. the Lady Nina,
y.d. of the 10th Earl of Seafield (see Burke's Peerage).
Educ. : Rugby School, and Trinity Coll, Cambridge. With his
wife did much to aUeviate the suffering of woimded soldiers ;
placed a large house at the disposal of a local doctor for hospital.
endowed a bed at one of the hospitals in France, and also
housed refugees ; supplied a whole battalion with iodine
capsules ; canvassed for troops at the beginning of the war,
and took special interest in the prisoners in camps in Germanv ;
by correspondence, kept in touch with the Lancashire Fusiliers
in all the camps, sending them supplies and cigarettes until
that work was taken over by the Government. Addresses :
Westwood, Pendlebury, and Turton Tower, Lancashire.
Clubs : Carlton and Junior Carlton. (O10790)
KNOWLES, Thornton, O.B.E.
KNOWLING, Capt. Arthur Ernest George, O.B.E, M A,
fi. 4 Feb. 1884 ; s. of Dr. E. M. KnowUng, of Tenby ; to. Ruth
Geraldine, d. of the late Rev. Canon Mullins, of Grahamstown.
Educ. : Cheltenham Coll. ; New Coll, Oxford. Assistant
Master at St. Andrews College, Grahamstown, S. Africa. War
Work : Returned to England to join up, Dec. 1915 ; 2nd Lieut.
R.A.S.C. May, 1916 ; attached D.D.S. and T. H.Q. 4th Army
1917, France ; Lieut. 1917 ; attached D.D.S. and T. 2nd Army
1917-18, France and Belgium ; Capt. 1918 ; mentioned in
despatches. Address : St. Andrews CoUege, Grahamstown,
S. Africa. (05462)
KNOX, AUce, Lady, M.B.E, fi. 1855 ; 2nd d. of Sir Robert

Dundas, 1st Bart, of Arniston (see Burke's Peerage) ; m
Maj.-Gen. Sir WUliam George Knox, K.C.B, who died 1916'
War Work : Red Cross organisation. Address : 23, Cadogan
Gardens, S.W. 3. (M2008)
KNOX, David Alexander, M.B.E.
KNOX, Capt. Errol Galbraith, M.B.E, Aust F.C, and
R.A.F. KNOX, Ethel Laura, Mrs. Stuart George, O.B.E.
KNOX, Brig.-Gen. Henry Owen, C.M.G, CLE, C.B.E
6. 1874 ; s. of the late Rt. Hon. Sir Ralph Henry Knox, P C '
K.C.B. ; to. 1st, 1899, Muriel Lucy, who d. 1907, d. of the late
Sir Owen Roberts, D.C.L, LL.D, F.S.A. ; 2nd, 1910, Elsie
CaroUne, d. of the late Harry Harker, of HurUngham Lodge,
HurUngham. Entered S. Staffordshire Regt. 1896 ; retired
1914 ; Major Reserve of Officers, Army Ser. Corps, ; Hon!
Brig.-Gen. Served in S. Africa, 1899-1901(despatches, Queen's
medal with four clasps) ; Great War, 1914-16 ; first in Flanders
(despatches), and subsequently at GaUipoU, as A.Q.M.S,
Australian and New Zealand Army Corps ; Mesopotamia
1916-17, as D. Q.M.G. (despatches). Order of St. Anne of
Russia); Q.M.C, New Zealand Mil. Forces, 1911-14; joined
Comdg. Engineer-in-Chief's Depart. Admiralty, 1918 ; became
Chief of Staff, 1919. Address : Burwood, Upper Wariingham,
Surrey. Club : United Service. (C2355)
KNOX, Lieut.-Col. James Stuart, O.B.E, late E. Yorks.
Regt, 6. 15 July, 1864 ; s. of Major James Knox, Governor of
Wandsworth Prison ; to. Ursula Mary Demonger, d. of Francis
Watts, of Newton Abbot. Educ. : King's School, Gloucester,
and abroad. p.s.c; Commander of a company of cadets at
R.M.C; now Inspector of H.M. Prisons. War Work:
A.A. & Q.M.G, 41st Div, and after was A.A.G. withthe A.I.F.
Address : 106, Belgrave Road, S.W. 1. (O7360)
KNOX, Rev. John, O.B.E.
KNOX, Capt. John Frederick, O.B.E, R.N.
KNOX, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. Robert G., 0,B,E, R.N.
KNOX, Sara, M.B.E.
KNUDSEN, Sir Karl Fredrik, K.B.E.; s. of David
Faye Knudsen, of Kristiania, Norway ; to. Anne, d. of Alexander
McArthur, of KUmartin, ArgyUshire. Educ. : High School,
Kristiania, and Commercial CoUege, Kristiania. Managing
Director of H. Clarkson and Co, Ltd. ; Director of British
Bank of Northern Commerce ; Member of CouncU and Past
President of Norwegian Chamber of Commerce. War Wort :
During the war acted as unofficial intermediary between
Norwegian shipowners and the AUies in concluding and executing
shippmg agreements; also presented the AUies' cause by writing
in Norwegian Press and by public speaking in Norway.
Addresses : 21, Queensberry Place, S.W. 7 ; Little Stoke
Manor, North Stoke, Oxon. Club : National Liberal ; Junior
Athenaeum. (K389)
KNUDSEN, Capt. Orric Joures, O.B.E.
KNUTFORD, Lilian May, Mrs. M.B.E. Had special
charge of bUnded men at St. Dunstan's who have also been
crippled. (M10325)
KNUTHSEN, Major Louis Francis, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
KNYVETT, Rev. Carey Frederick, O.B.E.
KNYFTON, Edith Mary, Mrs. GRAVES-, O.B.E, ; m.
late Major Reginald Benett Graves-Knyfton Somerset Light
Infantry. War Work: Vice-President, B.R.C.S, in Weston-
super-Mare district. Address : The Manor, UphUl, Weston-
super-Mare. (01561)
KOE, Col. Lancelot Charles, C.B.E, 6. 1862 ; Formerly
Lieut -Col. and Brevet Col. R.G.A. ; served in the Soudan
Expedition, 1884-85 (medal with clasp, bronze star) ; Hazara
Expedition, 1888 (medal with clasp) ; Benin Expedition, 1897
(severely wounded, medal with clasp) ; Great War, 1914-19
(despatches twice). (C1650)
KOHAN, Capt. Charles Mendel, O.B.E, B.A, F.S.S,
6. 15 Nov. 1884. Educ. : Manchester Grammar School and
Trinity Coll. Camb. Barrister-at-Law. War Work : Obtained
commission in Royal Field ArtUlery, Sept. 1914; Adjutant,
291st Brigade R.F.A, Nov. 1917 to March, 1918 ; G.S.O. 3
H.Q. Fourth Army, Sept. 1918 to March 1919. Addresses:
20, Albion Street, Hyde Park, W. 2 ; Farrar's BuUding,
Temple, E.C. 4 ; Granby Lodge, Stantou-in-Peak, Derbyshire.
Clubs : New Oxford and Cambridge ; United. (05465)
KONSTAM, Edwin Max, C.B.E, K.C, fi. 10 June. 1870;
m. Mary Beatrix, d. of Rev. Lewis Haig Loyd. Educ. : Marl
borough ; King's CoU. Camb. Indian CivU Service (Bengal,
L.P), 1890-1902. War Work : Hon. Sec. Shoreditch L. R. <
Committee, Prince of Wales' Fund, 1914 ; Hon. Sec. Shore
ditch War Pensions Sub-committee, 1916; served in Food
Production Dept. Board of Agriculture, from Jan. 1917 ; Direc
tor of Land Drainage, Ministry of Agriculture, Sept. 1918 to
Dec. 1919. Addresses : 19, Chapel Street, Belgrave Square,
S.W. 1 ; 2, Mitre Court BuUdings, Temple, E.C 4. Club:
Oxford and Cambridge. (C2739)
KOPETZKY, AdoU, M.B.E. For services in connection
with the Jewish War Refugees' Committee and the Russian
Dependants' Committee. (M10326)
KOPPEL, Percy Alexander, C.B.E, 6. 3 Nov. 1876;
s. of B. Koppel, of 9, Wetherby Gardens ; m. Dorothy, a. of
J. 0. im Thurn, of 5, Collingham Gardens. Educ. : Bradfleld
CoUege ; Magdalen Coll, Oxford. Inner Temple, called to
Bar 1910, Northern Circuit ; Law Clerk, National Health In
surance Commission (England), 1912 ; Prince of Wales's Fund,
1914 ; Wellington House Committee, 1914 ; News Dept. ot
Department of Information, 1917 ; Political InteUigence Dept.
of Foreign Oflice, 1918 ; First Secretary in H.M. Diplomatic

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Lambert

Service and Foreign Office, 1920. Address : 5, Sumner Place,
S W. 7. Clubs : Oxford and Cambridge ; Leander. (C2740)
KORN, George Ernest, M.B.E.
KOTAH, H.H. Maharo Sir Umed Singh Bahadur of.
GC.S.L. G.C.I.E, G.B.E.
KRABBE, Capt. Charles Frederiok, O.B.E.
KRABBE, Capt. Clarence Brehmer, O.B.E, R.A.F.
KRANE, John, O.B.E.
KROHN, AUce, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of Henry Moreina, of
Braidwood, N.S.W. ; m. Herman Alexander, s. of Nicolas
Peter, of Grahamstown, S.A. Vice-President and Member of
Executive Committee, Essex Branch, Royal Red Cross
Society ; Hon. Sec. for Victoria League (Essex Branch) ;
Member of Demobilisation Committee, Essex Branch, Royal
Red Cross Society. War Work : Lectured and examined
for Red Cross and trained V.A.D.s ; organised and ran River-
court Hospital for 5 years ; organised Red Cross Working
Parties and collections for Our Day, for Comforts Fund for
Essex troops, and for Jewel Fund. Address : Maldon Court,
Maldon, Essex. Clubs : Ladies' Empire ; Ladies' Service. (010792)
KROHN, Herman Alexander, C.B.E, J.P, D.L. ; s. of
Nicolas Peter Krohn, of Grahamstown, S. Africa ; to. 1st, Amy
Constance, d. of Col. Meadows Taylor, C.S.I. ; 2nd, Alice, d. of
Henry Moreing, of Braidwood, N.S. Wales. Educ : Upping
ham and Cambridge. Vice-chairman, Essex Territorial
Association, 1914-16 ; Chairman, BuUding and Ranges Com
mittee, since 1908 ; Alderman of Maldon, 1907 (Mayor 7 times) ;
Assistant Director, Essex Branch, Royal Red Cross Society.
War Work : Recruitmg, etc, for Essex Territorial Association ;
Red Cross Hospital Management, etc. ; Chairman, Maldon
MUitary Tribunal ; Member, Essex Committee, Prince of
Wales' Fund. Address : Maldon Court, Maldon, Essex.
Club : Thatched House. (C2741)
KUHNE, Major Carl Hans, D.S.O, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, a
Dep. Assist. Director of Transport ; served in the Great War,
1914-19 (despatches). (05466)
KUHNER, Charles Henry, M.B.E. Lately Hon. Sec.
and Treasurer of Southminster and Denzil Hundred Sub-
Committee of the Essex Local War Pensions Committee. (M10327)
RUNNING, Arthur Blandford, M.B.E.
KYDD, Oswald Jensen, M.B.E. Master of s.s. " Austrat-
ford." (M10250.-)
KYLE, PhiUip Kyle, O.B.E.
KYNOCH, Minnie, M.B.E.

LA BROOY, AmeUa Fanny, Mrs., O.B.E, d. of Robert
Johnston, of Sidcup ; m. Justin Theodore, s. of Francis
Frederick Theodore, of Ceylon. Educ. : Private Schools.
War Work.: Y.M.CA. Canteens, Woolwich ; Vice-President
and Head of the Voluntary Workers Y.M.CA. Emergency
Canteen, SUvertown ; Girls' Clubs, Woolwich ; Member of the
Woolwich Advisory Committee on Women's and ChUdren's
Welfare. Address : 20, EldersUe Road, Eltham. (010049)
LACEY, Ada, M.B.E.
LACEY, EUen, M.B.E. ; d. of Thomas Lacey, of Highbury,
London, N. Educ. : Frances Mary Buss Schools. Late
Matron, Heath Memorial Convalescent Home for Men, Llanfair-
fechan, North Wales. War Work : Lady Superintendent in
Army Pay Dept. at Dover, 1915-19 ; mentioned in despatches,
Sept. 1917. Address : 21, Aubert Park, Highbury, London,
N. 5. (M8728)
LACEY, Henry Cubitt, M.B.E.
LACEY, Capt. Samuel Barningham, O.B.E, Aust.
LACEY, Lieut.-Comm. Solomon James, O.B.E.
LACEY, WiUiam Henry Westwood, O.B.E. Manager,
Checekan OUfields, Baku. (O11790fi)
LACK, Edwin, M.B.E, A.M.I.E.E, fi. 12 Sept. 1865;
«. of Robert West Lack, of Hull; to. Louisa, d. of George
iMashffi, of HuU.- Assistant Staff Engineer, Engineer-in-Chief's
Office, G.P.0, London. Addresses: General Post Office,
London, E.C 1 ; 61, Adelaide Road, Brockley, S.E. 4. (M644)
LACKIE, WiUiam Walker, C.B.E, fi. July 1869 ; s. of
David Lackie, J.P, of Montrose ; to. Anne Robson, d. of
William Robson, of Jarset House. Educ. : Montrose Academy;
Grammar School, Aberdeen ; University CoUege, Dundee ;
University, Glasgow. Engineer and Manager, Glasgow
wrporation Electricity Dept ; Electricity Commissioner.
,™™ ¦' Supply of electrical energy to munition works in
the Clyde area ; Princess Louisa Hospital, Engineering Equip
ment ; Georgetown SheU-FUling Factory, Engineering Equip
ment. Address : Gwydyr House, WhitehaU, London. CZm&s :
St- Stephen's ; Conservative (Glasgow). (C989)
LACROIX, Capt. Lucien, O.B.E, Can. A.M.C.
LAFONE, Rear-Adm. Albert Sumner, C.B.E, F.R.Z.S,
il.fr. (ret.) fi. 14 Oct. 1863; s. of the late AUred Lafone,
Tr'Vti °; Hanworth Park, Middlesex. ' Educ. : Privately;
UM.i, .Britannia." Address: Sherborne St. John, Hants.
c™ '¦' Naval and MiUtary. (C899)
LA FONTAINE, Capt. Edward Leonard, M.B.E.
LA FONTAINE, Capt. Frederick Charles, M.B.E.
LAGERWALL, Capt. Frank Alfred, M.B.E.
r. JSI'AW' Lieut- John Brown, O.B.E, R.E.
t fe?IDLAY, Eileen, Mrs, M.B.E. ; m. John E, J.P, s.of John
Laidley, of Seacliff, North Berwick, East Lothian. War Work :
Vice-President for Dirleton and Gullane, County of Hadding

tonshire, East Lothian. Address : Invereil, Dirleton, Hadding
tonshire. Club : Queen's (Edinburgh). (M8730)
LAIDLEY, Ethel, Mrs., M.B.E.
LAING, Andrew, O.B.E. Director of Wallsend Slipway
and Engineering Co, and of Newcastle and Gateshead Gas Co. ;
Dep. Chairman Walker and Wallsend Gas Co. Address : 15,
Osborne Road, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (C38)
LAING, Major George, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LAING, George Smith, M.B.E.
LAING, Hugh, O.B.E.
LAING, John George, M.B.E.
LAIRD, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Frederiok Nicholas, M.B.E,
A.I.F. LAIRD, Nellie, Mrs., M.B.E.
LAIRD, Roy Maogregor, C.B.E. Dist. Supt. of Ship
Repairs, Liverpool and Manchester Dist, Ministry of Shipping.
LAIRD, William, C.B.E, L.R.C.P, L.R.C.S., 6. 18 Nov.
1881 ; s. of Robert Laird, of LarkhaU, Scotland ; to. Mary,
d. of Robert Mulholland, of Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow
University ; St. Mungo's College, and Anderson's College,
Glasgow. Surgeon-in-Charge, Orthopaedic Annexe, and Artifi
cial Limbs Repair Depot (Ministry of Pensions) ; Dispensary
Surgeon, Royal Infirmary, Glasgow. War Work : Lieut.,
R.A.M.C ; Surgical Specialist, 48th General Hospital,
Salonica ; Visiting Surgeon, Orthopaedic Dept, Bellahouston
Hospital ; Visiting Surgeon, Springburn Red Cross Hospital,
and Shakespeare Hospital, Glasgow. Address : 18, Royal
Crescent, Glasgow, W. Club : Scottish Constitutional (Glas
gow). (C2743)
LAJOIE, Louis Patrick, M.B.E.
LAKE, Ada Louise, O.B.E. ; d. of Henry G. Lake. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Lady Superintendent of the Sailors'
and Soldiers' Free Buffet, Charing Cross Station ; started as
a worker Nov. 1914 and was made Lady Superintendent June,
1916. Address: 2, GreviUe Place, Kilburn Priory, N.W. 6.
(010795)
LAKE, AUred Samuel, M.B.E.
LAKE, Lieut. Atwell Henry, O.B.E.
LAKE, Bruce Lancelot, O.B.E. (09694)
LAKE, Lieut. Ernest, O.B.E, R.E.
LAKELAND, Capt. WilUam John, M.B.E.
LAKER, AUred, M.B.E.
LAKIN, Capt. CoUn Arthur, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
LAMAN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Ernest Kirkland, M.B.E.
LAMB, Andrew, O.B.E.
LAMB, Brydon, M.B.E.
LAMB, Major Claude Carnegie, O.B.E, Black Watch, 6.
8 Jan. 1881 ; s. of David I. Lamb, of St. Andrews ; to. Louise
Harriet Mary, d. of Col. W. J. Parker, of Indian Staff Corps.
Educ. : Trinity CoUege, Glenalmond, and Sandhurst. War
Work : Held Staff Appointments ; Brigade-Major, South Mid
land Reserve Brigade and Light Reserve Brigade. Address :
6, Playfair Terrace, St. Andrews. Club : Royal and Ancient
Golf (St. Andrews). (08354)
LAMB, Lieut.-Col. David Ogilvy Wright, O.B.E,_).s.c,10th
.Lancers, 6. 29 Jan. 1885 ; s. of D. I. Lamb, of St. Andrews,
N.B. Educ. : Trinity CoUege, Glenalmond, and R.M.C,
Sandhurst. First commissioned Jan. 1904 ; appointed to
Indian Army, AprU, 1905 ; Captain, Jan. 1913 ; Major, Feb.
1918 ; Asst. Instructor, Cav. School, 1913-14 ; Adjutant,
Behar Light Horse, 1915 ; Brigade-Major, Allahabad, 1915 ;
D.A.A.G, Army Headquarters, 1916 and in 1919 ; extra A.D.C.
to Governor of Bengal, 1920. War Work : Served with 10th
Lancers and as D.A.A.G, G.H.Q. Mesopotamia ; D.A.Q.M.G.
in Waziristan Expedition, 1917 ; Deputy Inspector-General of
Communications, Khyber Line, in 3rd Afghan War. Ctefis .•
Cavahy; Caledonian. (04228)
LAMB, Dorothy, M.B.E.
LAMB, Edwin Daniel, M.B.E, R.N.
LAMB, Emily Frances Edith, M.B.E, d. of the late
Edward Charles Lamb, of Bengal, India. Educ. : Privately ;
Cambridge (Higher) Certificate, Gold, Silver and Bronze Medal3
for Elocution. Private Secretary ; Clerk to the Joint CouncU
of the Order of St. John and the British Red Cross Society.
War Work : Private Secretary to the Vice-Chairman and to
the Organising Secretary of the British Red Cross Society since
the commencement of the War ; produced several plays in
aid of the British Red Cross Society. Address: 103, Ebury
Road, Rickmansworth, Herts. (M8734)
LAMB, Major Frank de ViUiers, C.B.E, 6. 1880 ; s. of
John de ViUiers Lamb, of Sydney, N.S. Wales. Hon. Major
AustraUan Imperial Forces. War Work : Australian Branch
of British Red Cross Soc. in Egypt, Malta, and England. (C362)
LAMB, Capt. Maloolm Henry Mortimer, O.B.E, M.C
(01565)
LAMBERT, Arthur Bradley, C.B.E, fi. 3 AprU 1858;
s of the late Henry Lambert, J.P, of Hampstead ; m. Emma
Matilda, d. of the late Charles Jones, M.I.C.E, of Ealing.
Educ. : Privately. Original Member of Council and Executive
Committee of Bribery and Secret Commissions Prevention
League (Incorp.), 1906; Fellow of Royal Colonial Institute
since 1909. War Work : Section Superintendent (Voluntary)
Royal Army Clothing Department, 1914-18. Addresses:
18 Wood Street, E.C. 2 ; 232, St. James' Court, S.W. 1.
Clubs : Junior Athenaeum ; Royal AutomobUe. (C37)
LAMBERT, Major Bertram, O.B.E, R.E.
LAMBERT, Blanche Sarah, M.B.E. ; 4th d. of Henry
Lambert, late General Manager, Great Western RaUway.
Educ. : Princess Helena CoUege, Ealing. Late Departmental

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Lambert

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Secretary, Y.W.C.A. War Work: Secretary, War Workers'
WeUare Committee of the Young Women's Christian Association.
Address : 39, Biddulph Mansions, Elgin Avenue, W. 9. (M2012)
LAMBERT, Florence Barrie, C.B.E, M.B, B.S, D.P.H. ;
d. of Thomas Henry Lambert. Educ : France, and London.
School of Medicine for Women. Medical Officer, Ministry of
Health. War Work : Inspector Military Massage and Electrical
Services ; Member, Electro-Medical Committe, War Office ;
Member of Electro-personnel Committee, War Office ; Member
of Joint War Office and Pensions Committee for Massage
Personnel. Address : 10, Seymour Street, W. 1. Club :
Forum. (C3080)
LAMBERT, Capt. Francis John, O.B.E, 9th D.L.I.
(T.), 6. 31 Aug. 1880 ; s. of Thomas Lambert, of Lintz Green
House, Lintz Green, Co. Durham ; to. Ena, d. of Wm. Patter
son, J.P, of Blaydon-upon-Tyne. Educ. : Newcastle-upon-
Tyne ; Harrogate, and London. Solicitor to N.S.P.CC ;
SoUcitor to Northumberland Division, Comrades of Great War.
War Work : MobUised 4 Aug. 1914 ; demobilised 31 March,
1919. Address : Lintz Green House, Lintz Green, Co. Durham.
Clubs : Conservative ; Pen and PaUet (Newcastle-upon-Tyne). (O3140)
LAMBERT, Major George Herbert, O.B.E.
LAMBERT, Henrietta IsabeUa, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 1873 ;
d. of George Lowther, of SwiUington House, Leeds, Yorks ;
m. Robert, s. of Robert Lambert, of Weston, Surrey. Com
mandant Shropshire 26, V.A.D. War Work : MobUised, Jan.
1915 until March, 1919, and did whole-time work at her V.A.D.
Hospital in Whitchurch, Salop. Address : Ash Grove, Whit
church, Salop. • (M8735)
LAMBERT, Surgeon-Lieut. John, O.B.E, R.N.
LAMBERT, Lieut.-Col. John Hamilton, O.B.E, R.M.L.I.
LAMBERT, Miriam Constance, M.B.E, 6. 2 June 1884 ;
d. of the late John Henry Lambert, of Aggard, Co. Galway.
Educ : Privately. War Work : Worked for Scottish Women's
Hospitals for Foreign Service, 1916-17 ; Deputy Administrator,
Q.M.A.A.C. (Overseas), 1917-20. Address: Redmount,
BaUinasloe, Deland. Club : Ladies' Caledonian (Edinburgh). (M3142)
LAMBERT, Octavius Edward, M.B.E.
LAMBERT, OUve Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
LAMBERT, Lieut. Roger Uredale, M.B.E, R.F.A. (S.R.).
LAMBERT, Stanley Harrison, O.B.E.
LAMBERT, Major Thomas Erskine, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
LAMBERT, Capt. WUUam Clement, O.B.E.
LAMBERT, Major Arthur WARREN-, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
LAMBIE, Lieut.-Col. George, M.B.E.
LAMBIE, Robert, O.B.E, fi. 18 April, 1848. Member for
LarkhaU Division of Lanarkshire County CouncU, 1889-1919.
War Work: Member of Naval and Military War Pensions
Committee in Lanarkshire ; Food Control Committee ; MUitary
Tribunai ; took part in voluntary War Recruiting Campaign
in Lanarkshire, 1915-16. Address : 446, Victoria Road,
Queen's Park, Glasgow. (010797)
LAMBOURN, Frank Harper, M.B.E, 6. 27 March 1878 ;
_. of George Lambourn, of Oxford ; m. Eleanor, d. of R. V.
HorsfaU, of Slaithwaite. Educ. : Oxford High School. War
Work : Superintendent of Royal Alexandra Navy Victualling
Yard, Haulbowline, Deland. Address : Midleton Park,
Queenstown. Club : Royal Cork Yacht. (M3790)
LAMBOURN,NoraMay,Mrs,M.B.E.; 6. 2 Sept. 1880 ; d.
of WUUam Cox Brother-ton, of Woodstock, Oxon. ; m. George
Ernest Lambourn. War Work : In Suri, Birbhum, Bengal
and Dacca, Bengal ; at the latter place Secretary to the Dacca
Ladies' War Fund. (M7121)
LAMBOURNE, Christopher, M.B.E. (M10250A)
LAMBTEN, Dorothy, M.B.E.
LAMBTON, Brevet Lieut.-Col. George Charles, D.S.O,
O.B.E, 6. 10 Nov. 1872; s. of Lieut.-Col. Francis WiUiam
Lambton. Educ. : WeUington. War Work : Commanded
2nd Wore Regt, 29th R.F. (T.R.), 1st Norfolks (Temp.),
52nd Bn. Notts, and Derby and 11th Leicesters. Address :
Brownstade, Pembroke. Club : Junior United Service. (07365)
LAMING, Evelyn Hamar, Mrs, M.B.E.
LAMING, Major Henry Thornton, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6.
28 July 1863 ; s. of the late James Laming, of Manor House,
Richmond, Surrey ; to. EUa Loetitia, d. of the late Robert
Cunliffe, D.L, of 17, Inverness Terrace, Educ : Eton and
Sandhurst. Served in 18th Hussars, 1883-1903. War Work :
Second in Command, 11th aud 5th Reserve Cavalry Regiments
Oct. 1914 to July 1919. Address : The KnoU, Barton-under-
Needwood. Clubs : Naval and MiUtary ; Cavalry. (07366)
LAMING, Richard Valentine, O.B.E, 6. 30 Dec. 1887 ;
s. of WilUam Laming, of Rotterdam. Educ. : Gymnasium
Erasmianum, Rotterdam, and Amsterdam University. Com
mercial Secretary, H.M. Legation, The Hague. War Work :
Represented the Restriction of Enemy SuppUes Department
of the Ministry ofjBlockade in HoUand. Address : 21A, Gava-
straat, The Hague. (010798)
LAMONT, Hellen, M.B.E. (M10452)
LAMONT, James, M.B.E.
LAMONT, John Macnab, M.B.E, J.P.
LAMPE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Frederick Nicholas, M B E
A.I.F. LAMPSON, Curtis Walter, C.B.E, 6. 18 Aug. 1875 ¦ m
7 July, 1908, HUda, d. of Sir David Baird, 3rd Bart, of New
byth (see Burke's Peerage), B.A. Magdalen CoU. Oxford
Address : Hampton Lodge, Seale, Farnham. Club: TraveUers'.

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LANCE, Octavius, M.B.E, Chevalier of the Legion of
Honour, fi. 25 Dec. 1876 ; s. of W. H. Lance, of London • Z
Mabel Elsie, d. of the late — Coleman, of Wisbech. Educ '•
United Westminster School, Westminster. Officer of Accounts'
H.M. Dockyard, Portsmouth. War Work: Employed in
Admiralty Service. Address : 104, Palmerston Road, South
sea. Clubs ; Union of Malta ; Royal Portsmouth Corinthian
Yacht. (M2013)
LAND, Col. WiUiam Henry, C.B.E, V.D.
LANDAU, Capt. Henry, O.B.E.
LANDAU, Herman, O.B.E.
LANDELLS, Helena Jane, M.B.E.
LANDER, Capt. Arthur, O.B.E.
LANDER, Capt. Edward Leonard, M.B.E, R.A.F.
LANDER, Richard GUbert, M.B.E.
LANDER, Sidney Montem, M.B.E.
LANDON, Lieut, and Brevet Major Arthur Henry
Whittington, O.B.E, M.C, Croix de Guerre, 6. 13 Jan. 1889-
s. of Major-Gen. Sir Frederick Landon, K.C.M.G, C.B, oi
74, Gloucester Place, London, W. 1 (see Burke's Peerage) ¦
to. Elsie Mary, d . of J . GiUanders, of DrumUthie, Purley, Surrey'
Educ : Malvern ; Worcester CoU, Oxford. Lieut. (Brevet'
Major) in the Royal Canadian Regt, Permanent Force of
Canada. War Work : A.D.C. to Major-Gen. H. J. S. Landon
C.B, C.M.G, G.O.C. 9th (Scottish) Division, B.E.F, March'
1915 ; Staff Capt. 19th Infantry Bde, B.E.F, July, 1916 ;
D.A.A.G. Headquarters, XVIIIth Army Corps, B.E.F, Jan
1918; D.A.Q.M.G. at G.H.Q, Allied Forces, Archangel, July,
1919 . Addresses : Wolseley Barracks, London, Ontario,
Canada. Club : Junior Naval and Military. (O6017)
LANDON, Lieut.-Col. CyrU, O.B.E, M.C. (011750)
LANDON, Paymaster Lieut.-Comm. Edward Cyril
Turton, O.B.E, R.D, R.N.R 6. 31 Aug. 1877 ; s. of Frederic
George Landon, M.A, of St. John's, S.E. ; m. Daisy Herbert,
d. of WilUam Henry Evans, of Sheerness. Educ. : City of
London School. Bank of England Clerk; Member of the
Beddington and WaUington Urban District CouncU. War
Work : On Naval Transport Staff at St. Nazaire, Dunkerque,
Deptford and Copenhagen. Address : Glenlyon, Carew Road,
WaUington, Surrey. (09243)
LANDON, Lieut.-Col. Joseph Herbert Arthur, D.S.O,
O.B.E, R.A.F. Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (wounded,
despatches). (08131)
LANDON, Capt. Joseph Whittington, M.B.E.
LANDON, Katharine Ann Brenda, M.B.E, fi. 13 April
1879 ; d. ol the late H. W. L. Landon, of Kenmore, Exmouth,
Devon. War Work : Exmouth V.A. Hospital, 1914-19, as
Quartermaster from Oct. 1914 and as Assistant Commandant
(and Quartermaster) from April, 1917 to 1919. Address:
Kenmore, Exmouth, Devon. Club : V.A.D. Ladies'. (M31)
LANDRY, Capt. Pierre AUred, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LANE, Charlotte Jane, Lady Arbuthnot, M.B.E, Lady of
Grace of St. John of Jerusalem ; d. of J. Briscoe of London ;
to. Sir WiUiam Arbuthnot Lane, C.B, M.B, M.S. (Lond.),
F.R.C S. (Eng.). Address: 21, Cavendish Square, W.l. (M2014)
LANE, Daniel de Moura, O.B.E.
LANE, Ernest, M.B.E.
LANE, Franois Lawrence, O.B.E, 6. 1856 ; s. of John
Lane, of The Limes, 27, Charnwood Street, Derby ; m. 1885,
Helen, d. of WilUam John Horton, of Warrington. Educ. :
Great Eastern RaUway Mechanics' Institute. Engineer, and
Managing Director Leeds Forge Co. (Limited). Address:
Maryland House, Grosvenor Road, Leeds. Clubs: St.
Stephen's ; Constitutional ; Royal Automobile. (01566)
LANE, Major Frank Bernard, O.B.E, 8th Cavahy LA.;
6. 16 Aug. 1879 ; s. of WUmot Lane,of Hove. Educ. : Shrews
bury School and Sandhurst. War Work : Mesopotamian Field
Force. (08725)
LANE, Lieut.-Col. Frederick, O.B.E.
LANE, Capt. Harold Arthur, O.B.E.
LANE, Capt. Harry James, O.B.E, Aust. A.S.C
LANE, Harry Joseph, M.B.E.
LANE, Harry PhiUp ParneU, C.B.E, M.V.O, fi. 1870;
s. of the late Major Henry Eyre Wyatt Lane, R.M.L.I, of
Seaton, Devon ; to. 1903, Flora Emma, d. of the late Capt.
Edmund Richard Peel, of Rock Ferry, Cheshire. Sometime
in Essex, Devon, Kent, and Liverpool Police Forces ; appointed
Chief Constable of Lancashire, 1913. Has King's Police Medal.
Addresses : EUel Hall, Lancaster ; County Constabulary Office.
Preston. Club : County (Lancaster). (C544)
LANE, Helena, Mrs., M.B.E.
LANE, Capt. Henry Gerald Elliot, C.B.E, R.N, fi. 1875 ;
m. 1901, Rachel Elizabeth, d. of the late Adm. Sir John Reginald
Thomas Fullerton, G.CV.O. Served in the Great War,
1914-19. LANE, Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
LANE, Col. Samuel WeUington, C.B.E, R.A. (ret.)
Served on the N.W. Frontier of India, 1897- 98 (medal with
clasp); S. Africa, 1900-2 (despatches, Brevet Lieut.-Col,
Queen s medal with three clasps, King's medal with two
clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1652)
LANE, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Byam, CLE., C.B.E, M.R.C.S.
Eng, L.R.C.P. Lond, 6. 1866 ; s. of Edgar Henry Lane, of
Antigua ; to. 1896, Edith Kate Westlake Reindorp. Indian
Med. Ser. Served with Hazara Expedition, 1891 (medal with
clasp) ; Waziristan Expedition, 1894-95 (clasp) ; Chitral
Relief Force, 1895 (medal with clasp) ; Mesopotamia, 1916-18,
as Inspector of Disciphnary Labour Corps. (C1110)

BIOGRAPHIES

Larke

LANE, Capt. Wilhelm Heinreich Christian Ahrens,
M.B.E. LANE, Col. WUliam MOORE-, C.B.E, 6. 1861 ; Formerly
Col R.A.O.C. ; served with the Hazara Expedition, 1888 ;
Great War. 1914-19 (despatches). (C1704)
LANG, Flying Offloer Albert Frank, M.B.E, R.A.F.
LANG, Charles RusseU, C.B.E, 6. 1862 ; s. of John Lang,
engineer. Director of G. and J. Weir (Limited), of Cathcart,
Glasgow. Address : Cathcart, Glasgow. (C545)
LANG, Col. EUiott Brownlow, C.B.E. Served in the Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C142C)
LANG, Capt. James, O.B.E, R.E,
LANG, Capt. James Arthur Maule, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LANG, John Henry, M.B.E.
LANG, Patrick Keith, C.B.E, fi. 20 June, 1863 ; s. of
Very Rev. J. MarshaU Lang, C.V.O, LL.D., D.D, Principal
of Aberdeen University ; m. Elizabeth Gentle Stevenson, of
IngUston, Ratho, Midlothian. Educ. : Privately and Glasgow
University. Banker from 1881 to 1904 in India, Transvaal,
Constantinople, and Egypt. Contested the Bridgeton Division
of Glasgow as Unionist Candidate at the General Election of
1909-10. War Work : Commissioner (unpaid) for the organi
sation of Church Army Recreation Huts in the Area of the
Second Army at the Western Front, 1916-17 ; Secretary
(unpaid) of the Surplus Government Property Advisory
Council, 1917-18 ; at the Ministry of Munitions 1919, under
the Disposal Board, as ControUer (unpaid) of Relations with
the Governments of Dominions, British Colonies, Dependencies
and Protectorates, and with Local Government Authorities.
Address: Thorp Chace, Merrow, near Guildford, Surrey.
Citifis: Oriental; 1900. (C2745)
LANG, Stuart-Calvert Jackson, M.B.E, 6. 4 July, 1888 ; s.
of Dr. E. Jackson Lang, of London (Med. Supt. L. & S.W. Ry,
Waterloo). Educ. : St. Dunstans, S.E. Commercial Repre
sentative. War Work : B.R.C.S, No. 2 M.A.C, Aug. 1914 to
July, 1915 ; Aisne, Marne, Lys, Flanders, Ypres, etc. ; Ad
vanced Stores, Southern Area, July, 1915, to AprU, 1919 ;
Somme, Ancre, Marne, etc. Address : Rue Cambon 2 f,
Paris. (M2015)
LANG, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Henry, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LANGDALE, Lieut.-Col. PhiUp, O.B.E.
LANGDON, Capt. Charles Henry Clarke, C.B.E, R.N.
LANGDON, Major Henry Charles Theodore, O.B.E,
R.A.F. LANGE, Capt. Richard Charles, O.B.E.
LANGEBRINK, Col. Andries, O.B.E.
LANGER, Charles Frederiok, M.B.E.
LANGFORD, Hon. Major Frederiok Charles, M.B.E.,
V.D, M.D, MJt.C.S, L.R.CP. (Lond.), R.A.M.C, 6. 13 Mar.
1864 ; s. of Fiederick George Langford, of Bristol ; m. Adelaide,
d. of J. A. Marks, of East Dulwich, S.E. 22. Educ. : Royal Naval
School, Devonport, and privately. War Work : Medical
Officer in charge, Hanover Park AuxUiary Military Hospital ;
Divisional Inspector, Camberwell Division, British Red Cross
Society. Address: West Lodge, 142, The Rye, S.E. 22.
(M8742)
LANGFORD, Lieut. Horace Trevor St. Ledger, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. LANGLANDS, George, M.B.E.
LANGLEY, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Albert Ernest, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C, 6. 3 Nov. 1876 ; s. ofthe late W. V. Langley, Fakenham,
Norfolk ; m. Kathleen Leonie, d. of W. Eydmann, of Eastleigh.
Educ. : Northampton. War Work : Proceeded to France as
a warrant officer with Expeditionary Force in Aug. 1914 ;
promoted to Lieut, and Qr.-Mr, Jan. 1915 ; proceeded to Egypt
in March, 1915, and to Salonica in Oct. 1915, and served there
until June, 1919; appointed T. Major (D.A.D.T.) Nov.
1918 ; relinquished appointment June, 1919. Addresses :
Home M.T. Depot, Deptford, S.E. 8; 41, Eltham Road, Lee,
S.E. 12. (06494)
LANGLEY, Cecil Ernest Herrick, O.B.E. (012050)
LANGLEY, Frank, M.B.E.
LANGLEY, George Johnson, M.B.E, M.D.
LANGLEY, Lieut. Gerald MaxweU Bradshaw, O.B.E,
R.N. LANGLEY, John, C.B.E. Under Sec of State, Min. of
Agriculture, Egypt. Address : Cairo, Egypt. (C1094)
LANGLEY, Col. John Penrice, C.B.E, late R.A, 6.
17 AprU, I860; s. of the late Gen. Sir G. C Langley, K.C.B.
Educ : Cheltenham CoUege. War Work : Commanding 6th
Reserve Brigade, Royal Field ArtiUery. Address : Rowena,
Westward Ho I N.Devon. Club : Army and Navy. (C1653)
LANGLEY, Peroy James, M.B.E, 6. 1 June, 1877. Deputy
Finance Officer, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. Ad
dress : Whitehall Place, S.W. 1. (M2016)
LANGMAID, Ernest Richard, O.B.E.
LANGMAN, Thomas Witheridge, O.B.E.
LANGMEAD, Capt. Harold Francis, M.B.E.
LANGMUIR, Lieut. John WilUam, M.B.E, R.A.F.
LANGRIDGE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Edwin Joseph, M.B.E,
N. Stafford Regt, 6. 11 Oct. 1876 ; s. of Edwin Joseph, of
Portsmouth ; to. Margaret, d. of Thomas Duke, of Folkestone.
muc : St. Mary's, Portsmouth. War Work : Served overseas
Sept. 1914 to Aug. 1919 on Western Front. Address : St.
Clarr, Essex Road, Portsmouth. (M6002)
LANGRIDGE, Capt. Francis Barton, O.B.E.
LANGRIDGE, Harry Dickinson, M.B.E., 6. 8 Aug. 1866 ; s.
M WilUam Langridge, of Manchester ; m. Constance Mary, d. of
Jidwin F. Prince, of Manchester. District Traffic Manager, 307

Great Central Railway, Manchester. Address : 24, Athol
Road, Alexandra Park, Manchester. Club : Clydesdale
(Manchester). (M8744)
LANGRIDGE, Herbert, M.B.E, 6. 14 April, 1873 ; s. of
Thomas Langridge, of Richmond, Surrey. Educ : Richmond.
CivU Servant, at present attached to the Department of Over
seas Trade. War Work : During the whole course of the War
engaged upon the staff of the Commission Internationale de
Ravitaillement. Address : Llanrhos, BurneU Road, Sutton,
Surrey. Club : Primrose. (M2017)
LANGRIDGE, WilUam, O.B.E.
LANGSLOW, Lieut. Melville Cecil, M.B.E, Aust. A.P.C
LANGSTAFF, WUUam Henry, M.B.E.
LANGSTON, Jessie Eleanor, M.B.E, 6. 3 Jan. 1891 ;
d. of Henry Langston, late of Southwark and Upper Norwood.
Educ. : Orford College and Sydenham High School. Ministry
of Munitions, Nov. 1916 to March, 1918, Supervisor of Regis
trations of Contracts (Headquarters) ; Ministry of Labour,
(Appointments Department) March, 1918, to date ; Supervisor
and Organiser of system of registrations in regard to DemobUi-
sation, Training of Serving Officers, Resettlement in CivU Life
of ex-soldiers. Training and Appointments (Headquarters).
Address : 27, Park Mansions, Prince of Wales Road, S.W. 11.
(M3794)
LANGSTON, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam, M.B.E,
R.A.M.C LANGTON, Albert Smith, M.B.E.
LANGTON, Capt. George Philip, O.B.E, B.A, 6. 22 April,
1881 ; s. of F. A. R. Langton, of Danganmore, Co. Kilkenny;
m. Alice Mary Katherine, d. of D. F. Arthur Leahy, of Shanakiel,
Co. Cork. Educ : Beaumont, Stonyhurst, and New College,
Oxford. Barrister-at-law. War Work : Served with Royal
Garrison Artillery and in MUitary InteUigence Department of
the War Office ; Deputy Controller (Military Service Branch)
Labour Dept, Ministry of Munitions ; Special Commissioner,
Labour Disputes, Ministry of Munitions ; Controller, De
mobilisation of Services Branch, DemobUisation Dept, Ministry
of Labour. Address : 26, South EatonPlace, London, S.W.
Clubs : Athenaeum ; Beefsteak. (0493)
LANGTON, Major Theobald Michael, O.B.E.
LANGTON, Major Francis Wilfred GORE-, O.B.E.
LANHAM, Laurence, O.B.E.
LANITIS, Vrasidas Demitriou, M.B.E.
LANSDOWN, Charles Ewbank, O.B.E, M.D.
LANSDOWNE, Maud Evelyn, Marchioness of, G.B.E,
CI, Lady of Justice of St. John of Jerusalem ; m. 1869 Henry
Charles Keith Petty-Fitzmaurice, 5th Marquess of Lansdowne
(see Burke's Peerage). Addresses : Lansdowne House,
Berkeley Square, W. 1. ; Bowood Park, Calne, WUtshire ;
Derreen, Kenmare, Co. Kerry, Ireland. Clubs : Athenaeum ;
Brooks'. (DG30)
LAPAGE, Comm. Walter Neville, O.B.E, R.N.
LAPHAM, Major Robert John, M.B.E, A.S.C
LAPRAIK, John, O.B.E, F.R.G.S, 6. 28 Aug. 1877;
s. of James Lapraik, of Muirkirk, Ayrshire ; m. Rachel, d. of
Alfred Clark, late of the Bank of Bengal, Calcutta, and Gyalpore,
Chittagong. Agent, Bank of Bengal, Bombay. War Work :
War Loan propaganda as Agent of the Bank of Bengal, Cawn
pore, and voluntary work as Hon. Treas. of various War Funds
in the United Provinces, India. Address : Bank of Bengal,
Elphinstone Circle, Bombay. (O9830)
LAPSLEY, Chief Engr. Claude Charles, O.B.E, R.N.R.
LAPSLEY, Major WiUiam, O.B.E, M.B, I.M.S.
LARACY, Patrick Joseph, M.B.E.
LARGE, Capt. Edwin R.„ D.S.O. O.B.E. Capt. in Mer
cantile Marine ; Lieut. -Com. Roy. Naval Reserve ; served in
the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (09144)
LARGE, Frederick George, M.B.E, 6. 19 Mar. 1887 ; s. of
Harry Large, of Thetford ; to. Florence, d. of James Piggott,
of Birmingham. Adjutant, Salvation Army. War Work :
Management of the Rest Huts and Hostels at Weedon, Ripon,
Codford, Bulford, Calais, ahd Lille, 1914 to 1920. Addresses :
91, Boulevard Gambetta, Calais ; 10, B Terrace, Lawrence
Street, Birmingham. (M8747)
LARGE, Robert James, M.B.E.
LARKE, William James, C.B.E, M.I.E.E, M.I.S.Inst.
A.M.Inst. Mech. B, 6. 26 AprU, 1875 ; s. of WUliam James
Larke, of London ; to. Louisa Jane, d. of James Tayler
MUton, of Blackheath, Kent. Educ. : Colfe's School Technical
College and Engineering Apprenticeship. Engineer ; En
gineer and Manager of the Power Mining Dept. The British
Thomson-Houston Co, Ltd, 1899 to 1912 ; Deputy to Chief
Engineer, British Thomson-Houston Co, Ltd, 1912-15. War
Work: Ministry of Munitions (Voluntary), July, 1915 to 'Feb.
1919 ; Director, Controlled Establishments Division, July,
1915 ; devised and introduced Priority of Work Order for
regulation of production of Munitions and distribution of
National resources, men and materials, Mar. 1916 ; re-organised
and became Director Badges and Exemption Dept, June,
1916 ; re-organised and became Director, Dilution of Labour
Dept, Jan. 1917 ; appointed Technical Adviser to Secretariat
ranking as Assistant Secretary, Member Council Committee on
DemobUisation and Reconstruction, Chairman of various
Committees in connection therewith, Jan. 1918 ; ControUer,
D.B. 5 0. Miscellaneous Section, Disposal Board, Jan. 1919 ;
appointed on Staff Ministry of Munitions, Feb. 1919; Chahman
British EngineeringCommission, visited the occupied territory
of Germany, May, 1919 ; appointed Director-General of Raw
Materials and Member of Disposal Board responsible for

Larken

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Disposal of Ferrous and non-Ferrous Metals, Chemicals, and
Explosives and warlike stores, June, 1919 ; m addition
responsible for Disposal of Aircraft, Miscellaneous Stores and
Factory Consumate Stores, May, 1920. Addresses . Ministry
of Munitions, S.W. ; Eastburn, Sidcup, Kent. Clubs : R.A.C. ;
SavUe. (C2746)
LARKEN, Lieut.-Col. Edmund, C.B.E, Lincolnshire
Yeo Served in the Great War, 1911-19. (C1278)
LARKIN, Capt. Gerald Ross O.B.E, Can. A.S.C
LARKIN, Herbert Benjamin George, C.B.E, 6. 6 March,
1872 ; s of George Edwin Larkin, of London ; m. Annie Mary
Frances, d. of Patrick McHugh, of Queensland, AustraUa.
Educ. : Roan School, Greenwich. Commonwealth Govern
ment Shipping Representative and General Manager, Common
wealth Government Line of Steamers. War Work : Control
and management in the United Kingdom of the AustraUan
Naval Transport Department and Commonwealth Government-
owned and controlled mercantUe shipping throughout the War.
Addresses : Australia House, Strand, London, W.C. 2 ; Kyarra,
St. KUda, Melbourne, Australia. Ctofis : Royal Automobile ;
AustraUan. (C2747)
LARKING, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Nesbitt Wingfield,
C.B.E, fi. 5 Dec. 1868 , s. of the late Col. Cuthbert Larking,
of Laysion Lodge, Buntingford, Herts. ; m. Violet Campbell,
d. of William Macbean Rankine, of Dudhope, Forfarshire, N.B.
Educ. : Eton and Malvern. Joined Scots Guards Dec. 1 891 ;
placed on retired pay on account of Ul-health, Dec. 1907 ;
Active Service in South Africa. 1899-1900 ; Queen's Medal
(2 clasps). War Work : Recalled to service with Scots Guards,
Aug. 1914 ; attached General Staff, London District, to April,
1915 ; in AprU, 1915, appointed Deputy Assistant Adjutant-
General, Headquarter Staff, War Office, and promoted Assistant
Adjutant-General in July, 1917 ; New Years' Honours List,
1917, received Brevet Majority ; in Birthday Honours, 1919,
awarded C.B.E, also Order of the Crown of Belgium (Officer),
awarded in 1918 by King of Belgium ; Order of the Star of
Roumania with Swords (Officer), awarded in 1920 by King of
Roumania ; Legion of Honour (Chevalier), awarded in 1920 by
President of the French Republic ; also holds CivU Medal,
1st class, and Order of CivU Merit, 1st class, awarded by King
of Belgium in 1907 and 1914, respectively, for saving life.
Club : Brooks'. (C1654)
LARKMAN, 2nd Lieut. Raymond, M.B.E, B.Sc, A.C.A,
T.F. Reserve, fi. 31 Oct. 1891 ; s. of Rev. C. S. Larkman, of
Northampton. Educ. : SUcoates School and Manchester
University. Chartered Accountant ; at present Divisional
Chief Accountant, Coal Mines Dept, Board of Trade. War
Work : Coal Mines Dept. Addresses : 12, West Hill Road,
Southfields, S.W. ; 21, Birchfield Road, Northampton. (M8748)
LARNDER, Col. Eugene William, C.B.E, M.R.CV.S.
6. 1864 ; s. of the late George Philip Lamder ; m. 1889, Mary,
d. of the late Brake Marshall, M.R.C.S. Col. Army Vet. Ser. ;
served in the S. African War, 1899-1901, with 2nd Div. ; Great
War, 1914-19, in Salonica and France, as Asst. Director aud
Dept. Director Vet. Ser. ; Afghan War, 1919, as Dept. Director
Vet. Ser. ; has been Dept. Director of Vet. Ser, Southern Com
mand, India, since 1919. Address : Poona, Bombay. Club :
Junior United Service.
LARNDER, Capt. Harold Frederick, O.B.E.
LARNER, Victor John, M.B.E.
LARPENT, Major Lionel WilUam Peppe DE HOCHE-
PIED-, O.B.E, Connaught Rangers, 6. 10 Feb. 1877 ; to.
1907, Marion Lucy, d. of Lieut.-Col. G. F. A. Harris, M.D.
(08578)
LARSSON, Carl AUred, M.B.E, 6. 5 July, 1862 ; s. of B. C.
Larsson, of Malmoe, Sweden ; to. Eleanor Chambers, d. of
J. C Roe, of Loudon. Educ. : Privately and Royal Technical
High School, Stockholm. Engineer, Chief Designing Office,
Machine Gun Dept, Vickers, Ltd. War Work : Responsible
for designing, etc, of Vickers' Automatic guns and equipment
used by the AUies. Address : 31, Oxford Road, Putney,
S.W. (M8749)
LARTER, Alfred Tabois, M.B.E, B.Sc, fi. 25 AprU,
1883 ; Educ. : St. Mark's CoUege School ; Finsbury Technical
College ; Central Technical College (now Imperial College of
Science and Technology). War Work : Engaged at the Ad
miralty from Dec. 1914 to Feb. 1917, and at the Ministry of
Munitions from Feb. 1917 to Jan. 1919, in connection with
Surchase of equipment for the Royal Naval Division, Royal
[arine ArtiUery, Royal Naval Air Service, and Royal Air Force.
Address : 5, Rookfleld Avenue, Muswell HU1. (M10)
LARTER, Charles Seymour, M.B.E, R.N.R.
LARTER, Major Percy John, O.B.E.
LASCELLES, Edward Charles Ponsonby, O.B.E.
LASCELLES, Lieut.-Col. Edward ffrancis Ward, C.B.E.
For services in connection with the Founding of Scholarships
for Overseas Soldiers and Sailors. (C3151)
LASCELLES, Lieut.-Col. Ernest, O.B.E.
LASCELLES, Evelyn Louisa, O.B.E, 6. 22 June, 1853 ;
d. of the Hon. George E. Lascelles, J.P. (died 1911), and Lady
Louisa LasceUes, d. (died 1900) of 4th Earl of Mansfield (see
Burke's Peerage), of Sion HiU, Thirsk, Yorks. Educ. : At
home. Hon. Serving Sister the Order of St. John of Jerusalem.
War Work : Appointed Commandant of St. John's V.A.D.
54, W.R. Yorks, 1911 ; Commandant of Grove House Aux.
MU. Hospital (Class A, 64 beds) from Nov. 1914, to AprU,
1919, when the Hospital was closed, address : 19, Park
View, Harrogate, Yorks. (0492)
LASCELLES, Lieut.-Col. George Reginald, O.B.E, 6.

14 AprU, 1864 ; s. of Col. Walter R. LasceUes, J.P, D.L, of
Norley Cheshire ; m. Beatrice, d. of Rev. R. Pulteney, of
Ashley, Northants. Educ. : Marlborough. Exon. of the
King's Body Guard. War Work : Commanded the 16th Batt.
Royal Fusiliers, 1914-18 ; Area Commandant, CaviUon,
Somme, France, 1919. Address: 6, Queen's Gate. S.W.
Club : Army and Navy. (07369)
LASCOT, Frank LesUe, O.B.E.
LASH, Major Ivor Richard de Warraine, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C. LASH, Major John Francis, O.B.E.
LASKEY, Major Walter WiUiam, O.B.E.
LASLETT, Eng.-Comm. Charles Frederick, M.B.E,
R.I.M. LATEY, WiUiam, M.B.E.
LATHAM, George, M.B.E, D.C.M.
LATHAM, Major John Ion, O.B.E, R.E.
LATHAM, Percy James, O.B.E, A.I.A, 6. 2 Oct. 1880 j
3rds. of John Latham, of Tetsworth, Oxon. and Reading, Berks,
and of Mrs. Latham, 34, Woodville Gardens, Ealing, Middlesex;
m. Charlotte Cunningham (who died), d. of John Robert Greig,
of Falkirk. Stirlingshire. Educ : Brunswick House School,
Reading ; King's CoU, London, and privately. District
Inspector, Ministry of Health (Insurance Department). War
Work : Liaison Officer between the Navy and Army Insurance
Fund, and the Inspectorate of the Insurance Department,
Ministry of Health. Addresses : 34, WoodvUle Gardens, Ealing,
Middlesex ; Ministry of Health (Insurance Department) ;
Brook House, Francis Street, London, W.C. 1. (O10808)
LATHBURY, Major Ernest Browning, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
6. 20 Oct. 1881 ; s. of F. R. Lathbury, of Chipperfield ; to.
Rhoda Matilda, d. of Bishop Fyson, of Hokkaido, Japan.
Educ : Aldenham, Epsom CoUege, and St. Bartholomew's
Hospital. War Work : Served with 3rd Cav. Field Amb,
B.E.F, 1914-15 ; acting Lieut.-Col. Commandant Mile End
MUitary Hospital, Southwark MUitary Hospital ; S.M.O. Peace
Concentration, Kensington Gardens ; acting Lieut.-Col.
Commandant 159 Field Amb, N. Russia Murmansk Relief
Force ; Commandant Hemel Hempstead and Warlingham
Military Hospitals ; FeUow of Royal Colonial Institute. (07372)
LATIFI, Alma, O.B.E, M.A, LL.M. (Cantab.), LL.D.
(DubUn), Battister-at-law, I.C.S, ft. 12 Nov. 1879; 8. of
Kamaruddin Aniiruddin Latifi, of Bombay ; m. Nashua,
d. ot the late Hon. Mr. Justice Budrudin Tyabji, of Bombay.
Educ. : Cambay (W. India) ; Zanzibar (W. Africa) ; Poona
and Bombay ; and later at Paris and HeUdelberg. (Macmahon
Law Studentship, St. John's CoU. ; Degree of Honour, first
division, of the Govt, of India for eminent proficiency in
Arabic.) Joined the Indian CivU Service in Jan. 1903;
Executive Judicial Officer in the Punjab ; was on special duty
to survey the industries of the Punjab in 1909-10 ; on special
duty at the Press Camp, Coronation Durbar, Delhi, 1911-12;
on deputation to the Hyderabad State (Deccan) as Director of
Education, 1913-16. War Work: Sub-Divisional Officer
(Rohtak District) ; Deputy Commissioner (Ludhiana and
Hissar Districts) ; worked in connection with recruiting in the
Punjab ; commended for his success in keeping bis district
free from .isturbances during the Punjab troubles in April-May,
1919 ; mem ioned in the Government of India Gazette of 29 July
1919, for valuable services rendered in India in connection with
the War awarded the recruiting badge and the badge for
voluntary work in India. Club : Orient, Bombay. (09831)
LA TOUCHE, Comm. George Henry Stransham,
O.B.E, Royal Indian Marine, fi. 10 April, 1872 ; s. of the late
Gen. W. P. La Touche, of Wicklow, Deland ; m. Daisy Jerome,
d. of Col. JuUus Witkowski, of New York. Educ : Cheltenham.
War Work : SomalUand, 1902-4, medal and clasp ; Persian
Gulf Arms Traffic Operations, 1910-12, N.G.S. medal and clasp ;
1914 Star, General Service, and Victory medals. Address:
33, Grange Road, Ealing. (O4055)
LATTER, Eva, M.B.E, 6. 2 July, 1867 ; d. of Henry
Joseph Latter, of Farnborough, Kent. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Hon. Sec. Battersea and Clapham War Hospital
Supply Depot. Address : 12, Overstrand Mansions, Battersea,
S.W. (M8750)
LATTER, Flora, M.B.E, 6. 5 Nov. 1865 ; d. of Henry
Joseph Latter, of Farnborough, Kent. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Association, Member
of Committee, etc, from 1914 ; London War Pensions, Batter
sea Branch, Secretary (Hon.) and Member of Committee from
inception ; Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society, Member of
Committee. Address : 12, Overstrand Mansions, Battersea,
S.W. 11. (M8751)
LATTEY, Jane MBude, M.B.E.
LATTINORE, Ralph, M.B.E.
LAUDER, EUzabeth Shaw, M.B.E.
LAUDER, WiUiam Beith, O.B.E, fi. 13 July, 1874;
WUUam Lauder, of Glasgow; to. Ada, d. of Charles Goodley,
of Nottingham. Educ. : Allan Glen's School, Glasgow ;
Glasgow and W. of Scotland Technical CoU. ; and Glasgow
Univ. His Majesty's Inspector of Factories and Workshops,
Home Office. War Work : Prominent and active member of
Tyneside-Scottish Committee, which in 1914 raised a full
brigade of men ; the committee was responsible for recruiting,
housing, feeding, training and equipping the Tyneside-Scottish
Brigade untU taken over by the War Office ; represented the
Home Office on the N.E. Coast Armaments Committee, which
was formed in 1915 for the purpose of increasing the production
of munitions of war ; the committee was formed with Lord

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Kitchener's fuU approval and worked under the directions of
War Oflice and Admiralty ; National Service Commissioner
for N. of England (appointed Jan. 1917) ; engaged at various
times on special investigations for Home Office, War Oflice,
Admiralty, and Ministry of Munitions. Address : 21, The
Poplars, Gosforth, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. (010809)
LAUGHTON, Elvira Sibyl Marie, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
LAUGHTON, Major Joseph Vinters, C.B.E. Quarter
master, T. Capt, and Acting Major, Lancers. Served with
the Nile Expedition, 1898 (medal) ; Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C704)
LAURENSON, Capt. George, M.B.E.
LAURIE, Annie Maopherson, Mrs., M.B.E.
LAURIE, Major Herbert, M.B.E, 6. 4 AprU, 1874 ; s. of A.
St. G. McAdam Laurie, J.P, of Rochdale, Sevenoaks, Kent.
Educ : Sherborne. Stockbroker. Address : Kingston Manor,
near Lewes. Clubs : City of London ; M.C.O. (M653)
LAURIE, Capt. Rawdon Hastings St. Barbe, M.B.E.
LAURIE, T. Capt. Robert Douglas, O.B.E, M.B,
R.A.M.C. LAURIE, Capt. WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 5 Feb. 1868 ; s. of
John Laurie, of Dunscore, Dumfriesshire ; m. Agnes, d. of
Alexander Gowdy, of Dublin. War Work : Chief Clerk,
Headquarters, Southern Command, Salisbury, 1914-18 ; G.H.Q,
Great Britain, London, 1918-19. Address : Thornhill, Dum
friesshire. (M5410)
LAVENDER, Joseph, M.B.E. late F.R.I.B.A, 6. 3 May,
1862; s. of Frederick Lavender, of WalsaU; m. Emily,
d. of Henry Farrington, of WalsaU. Educ. : Privately.
Private practice as an Architect in Wolverhampton for many
years ; retired 1910 on account of health. War Work : Chair
man of 1st Prestatyn Belgian Refugee Relief Committee;
Member of Local Tribunal during its existence ; Hon. Sec.
Local Committee for War Savings. Address : Plas Gwyn,
Prestatyn. (M8754)
LA VER, Samuel, M.B.E, 6. 21 Sept. 1861 ; s. of George
Laver. Educ : AU Saints' CoU, Hyderabad, Deccan. Mer
chant. War Work : Served on the Cantonment Committee
of Secunderabad, and for two years ran a Cinema in the Canton
ment Theatre ; was also a member of the Protestant Orphanage
Committee ; frequently gave free shows at his theatre to
wounded soldiers and for charitable purposes. Address :
c/o The British India Corporation, Ltd, Cawnpore, U.P.
(M6189)
LAVERTON, Lieut.-Col. Henry Sanderson, O.B.E.
LAVERTON, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Curling, O.B.E.,
Reserve of Officers, the Black Watch, 6. 26 March, 1875 ; s. of
W. H. Laverton, D.L, J.P, of Leighton, Westbury. Educ :
Harrow. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (07373)
LAVERY, Capt. Andrew, M.B.E.
LAVILLE, EUen, M.B.E.
LAVY, Rev. Ernest Edward, M.B.E.
LAW, Bertha, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 9 Jan. 1868; d. of James
Robert Whitworth, of Weston Underwood, Bucks ; m. Edward
Ernest, s. of Thomas Law, of Leicester. War Work : Ran a
Soldiers' Club for 208th Brigade, 69th Div, 1917-19, at Thoresby
Camp, Doncaster, Welbeck Camp, CUpstone Camp, and Brocton
Camp. Address : Sunnydene, Wellingborough. (M18755)
LAW, Major David, O.B.E.
LAW, Laura Jessie, M.B.E, 6. 26 AprU, 1860 ; d. of George
Henry Law, of Northampton. Educ. : Aneriey. Hon.
Superintend of Balham and Streatham Nursing Division of
St. John Ambulance Brigade. War Work : Secretary, St,
John's Warehouse, ClerkenweU, for 5 years, under the Joint
Committee of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of
St. John of Jerusalem. Address : 58, ManviUe Road, Upper
Tooting, S.W. 17. (M3798)
LAW, Capt. Robert WilUam Rowland, O.B.E, M.C.
LAWDER, Lieut.-Col. Cecil Edward, O.B.E, late R.F.A,
and R.A.F, fi. 6 May, 1877 ; s. of J. Ormsby Lawder, D.L,
J.P, of Lawderdale, Co. Leitrim ; to. Violet, d. of J. Basden
Orr, of Irvine. Educ. : Shrewsbury. R.H.A. and R.F.A.
1900-8; R.H.A, R.F.A. and R.A.F. 1914-19 ; A.D.C. G.O.C.
Eastern Dist. Cape Colony, 1902 ; A.D.C. Lieut. Governor
Bengal, 1906-7 ; South Africa, 1900 to conclusion. War Work :
Provost-Marshal, China Command, 1914-15 ; France and Home
Service tiU April, 1919 ; Command of Battery R.F.A, M. of M,
S.O. ; R.A.F. Liaison Officer, Independent Air Force. Addresses :
Lawderdale, Co. Leitrim ; Tower House, West Dean, SaUsbury.
Clubs : Army and Navy ; Bibury ; Newbury Race.
LAWDER, Lieut.-Comm. Keith Maeleod, O.B.E.
LAWES, Ernest Lingwood, M.B.E, 6. 30 Aug. 18 ; s.
of Tom Lawes, of Maidenhead, Berks ; to. Edith Annie, d.
of James Larrard, of Croydon. Educ. : Privately. Business
Manager. War Work : Inspector, Police Reserve, Southend-
on-Sea. Address : 39, Wenham Drive, WestcUff, Essex. (M654)
LAWFORD, Emma Ada, M.B.E.
LAWLER, Capt. Robert Edward, M.B.E.
LAWLESS, Major Thomas, O.B.E.
LAWLESS, Emily Anne, Lady CROOKE-, O.B.E. ; d. of
c. E. Lawless ; m. 1894, Surgeon Lieut.-Col. Sir Warren Roland
Crooke-Lawless, C.B, CLE, C.B.E, M.D. (q.v.). Address : Kil-
crone, Cloyne, Co. Cork, Deland. (O1570)
LAWLESS, Surgeon Lieut.-Col. Sir Warren Roland
0ROOKE-, Kt, C.B, CLE, C.B.E, M.D, LL.D. (Hon.
Cans.), late Surgeon to the Viceroy, fi. 1863 ; to. 1894, EmUy
Anne, O.B.E. (q.v.), d. of C E. Lawless. Joined the Army Medical
Department, 1886 ; posted to the Coldstream Guards, 1892 ;
given a commission in regiment as Surgeon-Major, 1898 ;

served throughout the South African War (despatches twice,
promoted to rank of Surgeon Lieut.-Col. ; Queen's Medal,
6 clasps; King's Medal, 2 clasps) ; retired 1911 ; D.L. Co.
Cork ; Knight of Grace, Order of St. John of Jerusalem,
1911. Address : House Governor Osborne. l.o.W. ; Kilcrone,
Cloyne, Co. Cork, Ireland. Clubs: Guards'; Albemarle. (O7990)
LAVVLEY, Annie Allen, The Hon. Lady, G.B.E, Lady oi
Grace of St. John of Jerusalem ; d. of Sir Edward Cunard,
2nd Bart. ; m. 188fK Hon. Sir Arthur Lawley, 4th s. of 2nd
Baron Wenlock (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Secretary
to Queen Mary's Needlework Guild. Address: 9, Sevmour
Street, W. 1. (DG1)
LAWLOR, Lieut. Leslie, O.B.E, R.N.R.
LAWN, James Gunson, C.B.E. Sometime Professor,
Johannesburg School of Mines ; Controller, Explosives Supply
Dept. Ministry of Munitions, during the Great War.
LAWRANCE, Major Kenneth Edward, O.B.E.
LAWRENCE, Alexander Samuel, M.B.E, 6. 7 Mar. 1876;
s. of Surgeon-Captain James Lawrence, of Belgaum, Bombay
Presidency, India ; m. Florence Ethel, d. of — Brinkworth,
of Simla. Educ. : Cathedral High School, Bombay. Super
intendent, Home Department, Government of India. War
Work : Dealt with all the war work in the Home Dept. of the
Govt, of India, i.e. the civil side relating to internal India,
Was mentioned on both occasions in the supplement to the
Honors Gazette for good work done in connection with the war.
Addresses : 22a, Goldstone Villas, Hove, near Brighton ;
Supt. Home Dept, Govt, of India, Simla. (M4175)
LAWRENCE, Capt. Alfred, O.B.E, R.A.O.C
LAWRENCE, Alfred Clive, C.B.E, 6. 1876 ; s. of the Hon.
Sir Alfred Tristram Lawrence. Educ. : Haileybury ; Trin.
Hall, Camb. Barrister Middle Temple, 1902 ; Revising
Barrister, 1914 ; Director of Intelligence Branch, Procurator-
Gen. 's Depart, since 1914. Addresses : 10, South Street, May-
fair, W. ; 7, Fig Tree Court, Temple, E.C. ; Bunce's Farm,
Birch Grove, E. Grinstead. Clubs : Garrick ; Oxford and
Cambridge. (C218)
LAWRENCE, Angel Lawrence, M.B.E, 6. 1892 ; d. ot
Lieut.-Col. Henry J. Lawrence, of The Haven, Sandecotes,
Parkstone, Dorset. Educ. : St. Leonard's ; St. Andrews ;
Girton CoUege, Cambridge, (1st- Class Historical Tripos).
Assistant Secretary, War Committee, British Medical Associa
tion, 1915 ; Intelligence Officer, British Medical Association,
1919; Vice-President, Women Clerks' Association. War Work:
Work on Farm land, 1915, followed by War Committee of
British Medical Association Assistant Secretaryship. Address :
16, St. Mary's Mansions, Paddington, W. (M2019)
LAWRENCE, Aubrey Trevor, M.B.E,
LAWRENCE, Cecil John Rhodes, O.B.E. (06652)
LAWRENCE, Dora Muriel, M.B.E.
LAWRENCE, Dorothy Helen, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of the
ate Anthony Pemberton Hobson ; m. Alexander Graham, 3rd
Baron Lawrence, only son of 2nd Baron Lawrence (see Burke's
Peerage). War Work : Founded Munition Makers' Canteen
Committee (President, May, 1915 to Jan. 1917) ; Adviser to
Welfare Dept, Ministry of Munitions, May, 1917 to end of
war. Address : Stanhope Park, Greenford, Middlesex.
Club : Ladies' Imperial. (C2749)
LAWRENCE, Elizabeth Mary Hilda, Mrs, M.B.E. ;
d. of the late WUliam Sumner Rawcliffe, of Haigh, Lancashire ;
to. Edward, s. of the late James Lawrence, J.P, CC, of Chorley,
Lancashire. Educ : Privately. War Work : Part Founder
and Superintendent of the Wigan Work Room, British Red
Cross Society, 1915-19. Address : Worthington Lodge,
Worthington, near Wigan, Lancs. (M2020)
LAWRENCE, Capt. Eric Nathan Samuel, M.B.E,
LAWRENCE, Major Ernest Harry Thome, O.B.E, 6.
20 Feb. 1877 ; s. of A. F. Lawrence, of Brighton ; m. Elaine
Winning, d. of J. Cousins, of Brighton. Assistant Commis
sioner of Police, Uganda. Major Reserve of Officers, late
4th Connaught Rangers ; served in S.A. War 1900-2 ; ap
pointed Officer in Charge, Defence Measures, Uganda, Aug.
1914 ; Commandant, Uganda Volunteer Reserve ; Provost-
Marshal, Uganda ; Commanded Uganda Police Service
Battns. Dec. 1914 to Jan. 1917. Address : Uganda. Clubs :
Junior Naval and MUitary. (06734)
LAWRENCE, Capt. Francis Henry, M.B.E, R.G.A.
LAWRENCE, Major Frederick George, D.S.O, O.B.E,
6 21 Aug. 1874 ; s. of the late Hugh Man Lawrence, of Brecon
and Blackheath; to. Frances Mary d. of the late Osborne
Edward Mortimer, of Croydon. Educ : WeUington Coll.
South Wales Borderers. War Work : Served with 1st Batt.
in France during the Retreat and afterwards ; Commandant
G H Q. Cadet School, France ; D.A.Q.M.G. 33rd Div. and
Fourth Army, France ; A.Q.M.G. XV. Corps, France ; and
A A M G, Southern Command, SaUsbury. Address : 2nd
Batt. South Wales Borderers, Jhansi, India. Club : United
Service. (08856)
LAWRENCE, Lieut.-Col. Hervey Major, D.S.O, O.B.E.
LAWRENCE, Isaac, M.B.E, fi. 5 Nov. 1863 ; s. of WiUiam-
Lawrence, of Stroud, Glos. ; d. of Richard Banting, of Southsea ;
Educ : National School, Stroud, Glos. Chief Clerk, General
Staff Headquarters, Southern Command ; Pensioner Sergeant,
Royal Marine ArtiUery, (served 21 years). War Work :
Mobilised 4 Aug. 1914, with Royal Fleet Reserve. Returned
to duty as Chief Clerk, General Staff, 26 August, 1914, and
continued as Chief Clerk up to May, 1920. Address : 2, Queen
Alexandra Road, Bemerton, Salisbury. Clubs : Portsmouth
Masonic ; Fisherton Liberal. (M8758)

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LAWRENCE, Capt. James, M.B.E.
LAWRENCE, John Henry, O.B.E.
LAWRENCE, Lister James Harvey, C.B.E. Reuter s
Special Correspondent with British Fleet at Dardanelles, and
with French Armies during the Great War.
LAWRENCE, Margaret AUce, Lady, M.B.E. ; d. of
Joseph Jackson, of Southport, and widow of the late Sir
Joseph, s. of the late PhUip Lawrence, of Zante. War Work :
Vice-President, Coulsdon and Purley B.R.C. Division War
Hospital Supply Depot. Address : Oaklands, Kenley, Surrey.
LAWRENCE, Thomas David, M.B.E.
LAWRENSON, Thomas Alfred, O.B.E.
LAWRIE, Annie, Mrs. MACPHERSON-, O.B.E. ; d. of
Rev. Samuel Johnson Smith, of Smitliboro' and Orchard Vale,
Co. Monaghan ; m. James Macpherson-Lawrie. War Work :
Appointed Vice-President of Dorset Branch B.R.C.S. in 1911 ;
organised and equipped four Red Cross Hospitals in Weymouth,
complete and ready for duty with full medical and surgical
staffs, on outbreak of war ; awarded decorations from the
Czarina of Russia and King of the Belgians. Address : Green-
hiU, Weymouth, Dorset. (03793)
LAWRY, Major Raymond Alexander Reid, O.B.E.
LA WRY, William, M.B.E, 29 Aug. 1879 ; s. of William
Lawry, of St. Ives, Cornwall ; m. Kitty Lang, d. of WiUiam
Lang Harry, of St. Ives, CornwaU. Educ. : National Schools,
St. Ives, CornwaU. Organiser of Fisheries to Fisheries Organisa
tion Society ; Secretary, Cornish Fishing Vessels Insurance
Society ; Port Fishery Officer. War Work : Secretary, War
Savings Association ; Organisation of Fishing Fleet under
Protection, 1917-20 ; Sec. to St. Ives Fishermen's Society.
Address : 35, Trenwith Place, St. Ives, Cornwall. (M8760)
LAWS, Ernest, M.B.E. Staff Clerk, Local Government
Board (now Ministry of Health). War Work : Asst. Sec,
London InteUigence Committee ; Asst. to Sec, National
Register Committee ; Asst. in Military Service Tribunals
Dept, Local Govt. Board. Addresses : Ministry of Health,
WhitehaU, S.W. 1 ; 158, Palmerston Road, Bowes Park,
London, N. (M657)
LAWS, Major Frederick Charles Victor, O.B.E.
LAWS, Percy Charles WiUoughby.O. B.E, M.A, L.M.S.S.A,
6. 11 Jan. 1870 ; s. of Joseph Christopher Laws, of Brighton,
Sussex. Educ. : University CoU. School, London ; Wadham
CoU, Oxford; St. George's Hospital, London. Formerly
Lecturer in Bacteriology at the Durham Univ. CoU. of Medicine,
Newcastle-on-Tyne ; now Pathologist to the War Pensions
Hospital, Newcastle-on-Tyne. War Work : Held the post of
Bacteriologist to No. 1 Area, Northern Command, for the
Investigation of Cerebro-spinal Fever amongst the troops,
from Aug. 1915 to March, 1920 ; in addition was Bacteriologist
to 1st Northern General Hospital, March, 1917, to June, 1919 ;
Pathologist and Bacteriologist to the Northumberland War
Hospital and Special Surgical MiUtary Hospital, Newcastle-on-
Tyne, May, 1919, to March, 1920. Address . 31, St. George's
Terrace, Jesmond, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (011819)
LAWSON, Sir Arnold, K.B.E, F.R.CS. Eng, 6. 4 Dec
1867 ; s. of George Lawson, F.R.CS. Eng of 12, Harley Street,
London, W. ; to. Helen Hargreaves, d. of Andrew Clark,
F.R.CS. Eng, of Cowley Grove, Uxbridge. Educ. : Merchant
Taylor's School ; Middlesex Hospital Medical School. Senior
Ophthalmic Surgeon and Lecturer on Ophthalmology Middlesex
Hospital. War Work : For five years Hon. Surg, to St.
Dunstan's Hostel for BUnded Sailors and Soldiers ; Hon.
Ophthalmic Surgeon to many other War Hospitals, including
Prince of Wales Hospital for Officers, King Edward VII.
Hospital tor Officers, the Duke of Rutland and Park Lane
Hospitals for Officers ; twice mentioned in Secretary of State's
Lists. Address : 12, Harley Street, London, W. Clubs :
Royal Automobile ; Northwood Golf. (K459)
LAWSON, Emma Louisa, M.B.E.
LAWSON, Lieut.-Col. Eric St. John, O.B.E.
LAWSON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Ernest Evelyn Lister,
O.B.E. LAWSON, Major Francis Bernard, O.B.E, 6. 22 July,
1861; s. of Rev. G. Lawson, of Upleadon, Gloucester ; m.
EmUie Marian, d. of Rev. G. Garrett, of Kilmeague, Naas,
Ireland. Educ. : Marlborough ; Sandhurst. Served in
Northamptonshire Regt, Jan. 1880, to Jan. 1897. War
Work : Recruiting. Address : 12, Wellington Court, Knigbts-
bridge, S.W. Clubs : Junior United Service, Ranelagh, and
Royal AutomobUe. (01572)
LAWSON, Lieut. John Boyd, M.B.E, R.E. (T.).
LAWSON, Lieut. John Cuthbert, O.B.E, M.A, R.N.V.R.
LAWSON, Capt. John Hanson, O.B.E, R.E.
LAWSON, Mildred Zacyntha, Mrs, M.B.E.
LAWSON, NeUie EUzabeth, Mrs.. M.B.E.
LAWSON, Noel John CecU, M.B.E, fi. 9 Dec. 1886 ; s. of
F. W. Lawson, of Chelsea ; m. Edith Mathews, d. of Charles
Dickey Monteith, of Exmouth. Educ. : St. LawTence's CoU,
.Ramsgate; and School Ship H.M.S. "Conway." In com
mand of Eastern Telegraph Company's cable ship, laying and
repairing submarine telegraph cables, etc. Address : 2,
Carlton Hill, Exmouth. (M8702)
LAWSON, Capt. Wentworth Dillon, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
n ¦i^'W,?,?N\ Wiffi™. M.B.E, N.D.A. (Hons.), N.D.D,
CD.A. (Glas.), 6. 11 Aug. 1882. Organiser of Agricultural
Education for West Sussex County Council. War Work :
Chief Executive Officer, West Sussex Agricultural Executive
Committee. Address : County Hall, Chichester. (M8763)
LAWSON, Lady Wilma, C.B.E, d. of the 5th Earl of

Radnor (see Burke's Peerage), and widow of Edward George,
2nd Earl of Lathom (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. 16 Nov. 1912,
Lieut -Gen. Sir Henry Meyrick, K.C.B, late A.D.C. p.s.c. R.E. ;
s of the late Rt. Hon. James A. Lawson, P.C, of Dublin. (C3106e)
LAWSON, Catherine Adah, Mrs. KERR-, O.B.E.
LAWTHER, James Alfred, M.B.E.
LAWTON, Frank Warburton, O.B.E, 6. 26 Oct. 1881;
8. of John Lawton, of Heaton Mersey ; to. Violet Miriam, d. of
George Dickinson Savage, of Stratford-on-Avon. Educ. :
Macclesfield and King's CoU, London. SoUcitor; Assistant
in the Dept of H.M. Procurator-General. War Work : Served
as a trooper in the City of London (Rough Riders) LY. in South
Africa, 1900 ; engaged on Prize Court work from Sept. 1914
onwards throughout the Great War. Address : 70, Bishops
Mansions, S.W. 6. (0157.3)
LAWTON, Major Frederick Donald Herbert Blois,
O.B.E, Aust. A.M.C.
LAY, Capt. John Richard, O.B.E.
LAYARD, Major Arthur Raymond, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LAYLAND, Comm. Henry, O.B.E, R.N.R.
LAYTON, Maud Matilda, M.B.E, fi. 1876 ; d. of WiUiam
Layton, of London. Educ. : Folkestone and Germany,
War Work : Head Masseuse in the Military Massage Service ;
in charge of Massage and Electrical Departments at the 3rd
London General Hospital, Wandsworth, 1915-20. Address ;
55, West Side, Wandsworth Common, S.W.18 (M658)
LAYTON, Capt. Peroival Norman, C.B.E, R.D, R.N.R.
War Work : 1914-19, Commodore of Convoys (despatches). (C2316)
LAYTON, Walter Thomas, C.B.E, CH, 6. 15 Mar.
1884 ; s. of Alfred John Layton ; to. Eleanor Dorothea, d. ot
F P. Osmaston. Educ. : King's CoU. School, London ; City
of Westminster ; Trinity CoU, Cambridge. FeUow of Caius
Coll, Cambridge ; University Lecturer ; Newmarch Lecturer,
London University ; Assistant Editor " Economist " ; W.E.A.
Lecturer for Portsmouth and Leicester. War Work : Director
of Statistics at Ministry of Munitions ; Member of Munitions
Council ; subsequently Director of Nat. Fed. of Iron and
Steel Manufacturers ; temporarily Director of Economic
Section of League of Nations. Addresses : HUlside, Wey
bridge, Surrey ; League of Nations Office, 16 Curzon Street.
Club : National Liberal. (C39)
LAZARUS, Emanuel Samuel, O.B.E.
LAZENBY, Frederick George, C.B.E. Wounded and
Missing Dept. British Red Cross, during the Great War.
LEA, Doris, M.B.E.
LEA, Hon. Capt. Frederick, O.B.E, D.Sc, M.Inst.CE,
M.I.M, A.R.C.S, Wh.Sc, R.A.F, 6. 25 June, 1871 ; s. of
Measham Lea, of Crewe ; to. AUce, d. of the Rev. W. R. Sunman.
Educ. : Owens Coll. Manchester, and Royal CoU. of Science,
London. Professor of Civil Engineering, Univ. of Birmingham.
War Work : Served as Lieut. R.N.V.R, and Capt. R.A.F,
and on Government Committees dealing with aircraft.
Researches in connection with Aeroplanes and Rigid Airships.
Addresses: Elmsdale, Mayfield Road, Moseley ; University,
Birmingham. (010813)
LEA, Capt. George Edward, O.B.E, Mercantile Marine,
6. 2 Nov. 1878 ; s. of Joseph Lea, of Goole ; m. Edith Emma,
d. of Charles D. Moore, of Goole. Educ. : Goole. Master
Mariner. War Work : Captain of one of His Majesty's MUitary
Transports, conveying munitions of war to France, 1914 to
Nov. 1918.' Address : 9, CecU Street, Goole, Yorkshire.
LEA, Measham, O.B.E, M.I.C.E, 6. 3 July, 186? ; s. of
Measham Lea, of Crewe ; m. Annie, d. of Alfred Kingston,
F.R.H.S, of London. Educ. : Crewe. Civil Engineer; Chief
Engineer to Miinicipality, City of Karachi, India ; Member In
stitution Municipal and County Engineers, of the CouncU and or
the Examination Board, and Member, Royal Sanitary Institute.
War Work : Engaged as Chief Engineer, Karachi, which city
formed an important War base for troops for Mesopotamia,
East Africa, and Europe ; received the special thanks of the
mUitary authorities. Addresses: Seafield Road, Karachi,
India ; The Homestead, Sandford Road, Moseley, Bhminghain.
Club : Sind. (09832)
LEACH, Arthur John, M.B.E.
LEACH, Charles Henry, M.B.E, J.P. ,
LEACH, Claude Pemberton, M.B.E, 6. 1858; I. of
Sir G. A. Leach, K.C.B, R.E.; m. Mary Champain, _. of Thomas
Leach, J.P, of Ryde, I.W. Educ: Highgate School. Architect.
War Work : Inventor of Leach's Trench Catapult ; Worker
for Red Cross Hospital Supplies ; Inspector of Prisoners ot
War Parcels. Address : 21, Pelham Crescent, S.W.7. Club ' .
Ranelagh (M8765)
LEACH, Dame Florence Edith Victoria, D.B.E, 6.
9 Oct. 1874 ; d. of Colonel W. FitzA. Way ; m. Henry Edmund
Burleigh, s. of Gen. Sir E. Leach, K.C.B. Educ • Privately;
France ; Germany. War Work : Commandant Military
Cookery Section, Women's Legion ; ControUer-in-Chief Queen
Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. Address : 7, St. Leonard s
Mansions, Chelsea, S.W. 3. (u"'
LEACH, Frank, M.B.E. „ „ „
LEACH, Brig.-Gen. Harold Pemberton, C.B, C.B.E,
D.S.O.. late R.E, 6. 14 AprU, 1851 ; s. of the late Sir George
Archibald Leach, K.C.B, Royal Engineers. Educ. : Cholmeley
School, Highgate, and Royal MUitary Academy. Afghan war,
1st Div. Khyber Field Force, 1878-79 (despatches), Kurram
Vallev. 1879-80 (dosnatches. thanks of Govt, of India, medal

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Leeky

with clasp) ; NUe Expedition, 1884-85 (medal with 2 clasps,
Bronze Star, Brevet of Major) ; Lushai Expedition, 1888-89
(Honourably mentioned, medal with clasp) ; Chin Lushai
Expedition, 1889-90 (despatches, clasp, Brevet of Lieut.-Col.,
D.8.0. Birthday Gazette, 1891); Chitral Relief Force, 1895
(despatches, medal with clasp, C.B.). War Work : 1914-17,
1st Reserve Brigade (Secretary of State's list, C.B.E.). Address :
139, Gloucester Road, S.W. 7. Cfefis .• United Service ;
Ranelagh. (C1655)
LEACH, Marian, Mrs., O.B.E.
LEACH, Mary Summer, M.B.E.
LEACH, Milton, M.B.E.
LEACH, Riohard, O.B.E, 6. March, 1863: s. of WiUiam
leach, of Bradford, Yorks. ; to. Elouise Annie, d. of R. J.
Pearl, of Canonbury, N. Entered the Civil Service in Nov.
1881, and served successively in the Veterinary Dept. (Ireland),
the 'Board of Trade, and the Ministry of Labour. Retired!
in Dec. 1918 on account of Ul-health. Address : 22, Muswell
Road, MusweU HiU, N.10. (01576)
LEACH, Major Riohard Ernest HoweU, O.B.E, M.A,
M.D, B.Ch. (Oxon), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.),
R.A.M.C, 6. 21 Nov. 1874. Educ. : Rugby ; Merton Coll,
Oxford ; St. Thomas's Hospital. Deputy Commissioner of
Medical Services, Ministry of Pensions. War Work : Served
with E.E.F. 1915-19; Registrar 31st and 88th General
Hospitals. Address : 16, ArgyU Road, Kensington, London,
W. 8. Club : Public Schools. (06221)
LEACH, WilUam, M.B.E.
LEAHY, Lieut.-Col. Henry Gordon, O.B.E, J.P, R.A.
(ret.), _>.a.c, Lefroy Gold Medal, 6. 21 Jan. 1868 ; s. of the
late Colonel Arthur Leahy, R.E, of Flesk, KiUarney ; m. EUen
EUzabeth, d. of WUliam Johnson, formerly of BarnshUl,
Wavertree, Lancs. Educ : Cheltenham CoU, and Royal
MUitary Academy. War Work : Inspector of Guns and
Carriages, 1914 ; Inspector of Guns 1914-15 ; Commanded
22nd Heavy Brigade, R.G.A, Aug. 1915 ; Commanded R.G.A.
Sheerness, and No. 12 Fire Command, 1916-18. Address :
Carriglea House, KiUarney, Co. Kerry. Club : Army and
Navy. (07376)
LEAHY, Eng.-Comm. James Palmer, O.B.E, R.N.
LEAHY, Lieut.-Col. John Patrick Daunt, C.B.E. New
Zealand Med. Corps. Served in the Great War, 1915-19
(despatches). (C1860)
LEAK, Daniel Arthur, O.B.E, I.S.O.
LEAKE, Major Claude Lancelot, O.B.E. M.C.
LEAKE, Frederiok Osborne Simeon, O.B.E.
LEAKE, Sidney Henry, O.B.E, 6. 31 May, 1892 ;
s. of Henry Leake, of York. Educ. : Model School
Training CoU, York. War Work : Secretarial Officer and
Private Sec to Secretary, Ministry of Munitions ; Capt. on
Special List whUst attached to Munitions Mission to Russia
in 1917. Address : 13, Hermitage Road, Richmond, Surrey.
Ctefi : National Liberal. (010816)
LEAL, Winifred Marie Louise, M.B.E, 6. 30 Dec. 1880 ;
s. of late Charles Edward Leal, G.P.O. (S.B. Dept.). Educ. :
North London CoUegiate School. Salvation Army Officer.
War Work : France, Jan. 1916 to Aug. 1917, Etaples, visiting
and writing letters for the dangerously wounded ; Sept. 1917
to Armistice, Le Treport ; Armistice to July 1919 with the
Rhine Army working for the benefit of our troops. Address :
15, Taviton Street, Gordon Square, London, W.C 1. (M10251fi)
LEAMY, Major Alfred, O.B.E.
LEAN, Janette Winifred, M.B.E, A.R.CM, 6. 17 Oct.
1893 ; d. of Lieut.-Col. W. W. Lean, late 5th Bengal Cavahy.
Educ : Redmoor, and Royal College of Music. War Work :
Hon. Organising Sec. First Aid Nursing Yeomanry, Passport
Dept, British Red Cross Society and Order of St. John of
Jerusalem. (M8767)
LEANE, Col. Edwin Thomas, C.B.E, Aust. A.V.C
LEANING, WiUiam, M.B.E.
LEAPINGWELL, Major Louis Albert, M.B.E, R.E.
LEARMONT, Capt. John, O.B.E, J.P, D.L.
LEARMONTH, Rear-Adm. Frederick Charles, C.B,
C.B.E, 6. 1866 ; s. of the late Alexander Learmonth, M.P.
Entered R.N. 1879 ; joined Hydrographic Service, 1891 ; has
made surveys in all parts of the world 'thrice thanked by
Admiralty) ; became Superintendent of Charts at Admiralty,
1908 ; Hydrographer to the Navy, 1919 ; Director of Fixed
Defences, 1918-19 ; Legion of Honour. Address: 87, Victoria
Street, S.W. 1. CTitfis; United Service ; Junior Constitutional. (C902)
LEARMONTH, Agnes Moore, Mrs, LIVINGSTONE-,
C.B.E., M.D. Served in the Great War, 1914-19, with R.A.M.C.
(despatches). LEARMOUTH, Lieut. Archibald Thomas, O.B.E,
LgAROYD, Col. Charles Douglas, C.B.E.
LEAROYD, Joan Vera Douglas, O.B.E.
LEAROYD, Lieut. Leonard, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
LEARY, Dennis Donald, M.B.E.
LEASK, Capt. James Bruce, O.B.E.
LEATHAM, Capt. Nigel Clere, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
LEATHER, Lieut.-Col. Kenneth John Walters, C.B.E.,
?;-.LJtlly> 1878 ; s. of the late Frederick John Leather, of
Middleton Hall, Belford, Northumberland ; to. SybU Margarate,
,M Arthur Laing, of Sunderland. Educ. : Wellington CoU,
and Trinity CoU, Cambridge. 2nd Lieut. 3rd (now 4th) Batt.
Durham Light Infantry, March, 1898 ; 2nd Lieut. 1st Batt.
Durham L.I, Sept. 1899; South Africa, Nov. 1899-1902

(5 clasps, Queen's Medal ; 2 clasps, King's Medal) ; resigned
commission and appointed Major and 2nd in Command 4th
Extra Special Reserve Batt. Durham Light Infantry, March
1912 ; to Command, 22 March 1918. War Work : 2nd in Com
mand 4th Batt. Durham L.I. to Aug. 11, 1915 ; appointed to
Command 20th Batt. (Wearslde) Durham Light Infantry,
which was raised by the Sunderland Recruiting Committee at
the latter end of that month ; went to France with the 41st
Division at the end of April, 1916 ; severely wounded, July,
1916 ; attached Eastern Command Headquarters, March,
1917-18 ; appointed to command the 4th Extra Special
Reserve Batt. Durham Light Infantry, March, 1918. Address :
Whalton, Northumberland. (C1656)
LEATHERBARROW, Edward John, M.B.E.
LEATHES, Major Carteret de Mussenden, O.B.E.
LEATHES, Major Herbert de Mussenden, O.B.E, 6.
16 Nov. 1863 ; s. of Col. H. de Mussenden Leathes, of Herring-
fleet Hall, Suffolk (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; m. Agnes
Isabel, d. of Mr. Justice Stephens, LL.D. Educ. : HaUeybury,
and Royal Agricultural Coll. Cirencester. Guardian to Rajah
Sahib of Pooneh. War Work : Commanded 2/5th Yorks.
Regt, and 15th Yorks. Regt. ; 2nd in Command 13th Yorks.
Regt, and 1st Gar. Batt. Scottish Rifles ; Organising Sec
R.A.T.A, Simla ; Provost Marshal, 2nd Rawalpindi Div. and
Kashmir. Address : Kashmir House, Ajmer, Rajputana. (08496)
LEAVER, Frederick John, M.B.E, fi. 1 March, 1872;
s. of Frederick Leaver, of Newbury ; to. Frances Elizabeth,
d. of Richard Tomsett, of Bognor. Educ. : Newbury Grammar
School. Raw Material Buyer in the Chocolate Dept. of Nestle,
Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co. War Work : Deputy
Manager and Buyer for the Central Prisoners of War Committee
of the British Red Cross Society. Address : Berstead, Purley
Oaks Road, Sanderstead, Surrey. (M3800)
LEAVER, Capt. Gray, M.B.E.
LEANER, Kate Rose, Mrs., M.B.E.
LEAVIS, Major Henry, C.B.E, 6. 1 July, 1886; s. of
the late James Hicks Leavis, of Cork ; m. Josephine Rita,
niece of the Earl of Reading. Educ: Carmichael School-
Presentation CoU, Cork ; Private Study. Divisional Road
Transport Officer, London and Home Counties Division.
War Work : Enlisted Aug. 1914 ; Gazetted 2nd Lieut. R.A.S.C.
Sept. 1914 ; promoted Major Feb. 1917 ; Mentioned in De
spatches, 1919 ; awarded C.B.E, 1920 ; served in France,
1914-19. Address: 45, Bryanston Street, W. 1. (C2752)
LE BRETON, Clement Martin, O.B.E, K.C ; s. of the
Very Rev. W. 0. le Breton, M.A, Dean of Jersey. Educ :
Victoria Coll, Jersey, and Sandhurst. Recorder of Sudbury ;
Chairman of Trade Boards. War Work : Commissioner Civil
Liabilities ; Chairman of Trade Boards ; Arbitrator in Indus
trial Disputes for Minister of Labour. Clubs : Reform ;
Orleans. (0495)
LE BRUN, Paymaster-Comm. WiUiam Henry, C.B.E.
LEBUS, Herman Andrew Harris, C.B.E, 6. 1 June, 1884 ;
s. of Harris Lebus, of London ; to. Ethel Hart Harris, d. of
Charles Hart, of Chicago, 111, U.S.A. Partner in Messrs.
Harris Lebus, of Tabernacle Street, E.C. 2, and Tottenham,
N. i 7. Address : 6, Kensington Palace Gardens, London, W. 8.
Clubs: Junior Constitutional ; Royal Automobile. (03)06/)
LECHE, John Hurleston, O.B.E, Knight of Order of
the Crown of Belgium, fi. 21 Nov. 1889 ; s. of John Hurleston,
of Carden Park, Chester (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; m.
Amy Violet, d. of Clement WUliam Joseph Unthank, of Intwood
HaU, Norwich. Educ : Eton, and Sandhurst. 2nd Lieut.
12th Lancers, Feb. 1910 to Nov. 1913 ; Lieut. 12th Lancers
Special Reserve ; appointed 3rd Sec. Diplomatic Service,
June, 1919. War Work : Served with 12th Lancers in France
and Belgium, and on the Staff as General Staff Officer, 3rd
Grade. Addresses : Carden Park, Chester ; Stretton Hall,
Malpas. Clubs: Carlton; White's. (O5470)
LECK, William, M.B.E.
LECKIE, Col. John Edwards, C.M.G, C.B.E, D.S.O, B.Sc,
fi. 19 Feb. 1872 ; s. of the late Major Robert Gilmour Leckie.
Educ. : Bishops CoU. School, LennoxviUe ; Royal Military
Coll, Canada ; King's Coll, Windsor, N.S. Mining Engineer.
War Work : Lieut. Lord Strathcona's Horse, South Africa
(Despatches and D.S.O.) ; Capt. 2nd Can. Mtd. Rifles, South
Africa; Major, 2nd in Command 16th Batt. The Canadian
Scottish, 1914; Lieut.-Col. and O.C 16th Batt. 1915; De
spatches and C.M.G. ; Col. Commanding 2nd Can. Res. Brigade,
1917 ; Col. " Syren " Party, N.R.E.F. Murman Coast, 1918-19 ;
Despatches, Croix de Guerre, Order of St. Vladimir.
Address : Vancouver, B.C. (C2359A)
LECKY, Col. John Gage, C.B.E, fi. 19 July, 1872 ; s. of
Col. George Lecky, late of the Indian Army ; m. Ethelberta
Theodosia, d. of Hunt Walsh Leech, of Castleroe, Coleraine,
Co. Derry, Ireland. Educ. : Llandulas House (N. Wales) ;
Repton School ; Sandhurst. War Work : Senior Supply
Officer (5th Division), B.E.F, Aug. 1914 to Dec. 1914 (Major) ;
O.C, 5th Divisional Train, Dec. 1914 to Dec. 1915 (Lieut.-Col.) ;
to United Kingdom as O.C, 40th Divisional Train (New Army),
Dec. 1915 to May, 1916 ; O.C, 40th Divisional Train, B.E.F,
June, 1916, to Oct. 1917 ; O.C, Base Supply Depot, Havre,
Jan. 1918 to May, 1918 ; Assistant Director of Supplies, Base
Ports, May, 1918 to Aug. 1918 ; Deputy Director of Supplies,
Investigation Department, Aug. 1918 to July, 1919 (T. Col.) ;
Deputy Director of SuppUes, British Troops in France
and Flanders, July to Dec. 1919 (T. Col.) ; Assistant
Director of Supplies and Transport, British Forces on the

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Rhine, Dec. 1919 ; Promoted Substantive Col. to date from
Feb. 1919 ; mentioned in despatches four times. Address :
Castleroe, Coleraine, Co. Derry, Ireland. Club: United
Sports. (C1279)
LECOMBER, Capt. Harold Roger, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LECOURT, Rev. Gustave Alexander Vincent, M.B.E,
O.S.M, fi. 2 Sept. 1885 ; to. Gustave Alexander Lecourt, of
Cork, Ireland. Educ. : England and Bologna, Italy. British
Roman Catholic Chaplain in Brussels, from March, 1914, until
Sept. 1919. War Work : Member of the various societies in
Belgium for helping British subjects both civil and military
in hiding, etc. Addresses : 264, Fulham Road, London, S.W. ;
The Priory, Clarence Road, Bognor, Sussex. (M8769)
LEDBURY, Rowland Egbert, M.B.E, 6. 26 Aug. 1875 ;
s. of Francis Rowland Ledbury, of Bradford-on-Avon, Wilts.
Assistant Commissioner, Ministry of Food ; Hon. Treas. Walsall
General Hospital ; Member, Walsall Naval Military War
Pensions Committee ; organiser of Weekly Entertainments
for Wounded Sailors and Soldiers, Walsall and District, from
Nov. 1914-18 (Honorary) ; organiser of Flag Days and other
collections on behalf of the Mayor's Local War Fund, 1915-
18. Address : Rochefort, Rushall, nr. Walsall. Club :
Unionist, Walsall. (M8770)
LEDEBOER, Flight Lieut. John Henry, M.B.E, R.A.F.
LEDGARD, Reginald Armitage, O.B.E.
LEDGER, Sidney Seaward, M.B.E.
LEDINGHAM, Alexander, M.B.E, M.A, M.D, D.P.H,
6. 15 Sept. 1872 ; s. of Rev. James Ledingham. of Boyndie,
Banff ; m. Louisa Lemmon, d. of WUUam L. Stewart, M.D,
of Falcon Avenue, Edinburgh. Educ. : Aberdeen Univ.
Minister of the Parish of Boyndie ; Medical Officer of Health
of the County of Banff. War Work : County Director of the
Banffshire Branch of the British Red Cross Society ; Lance-
Corporal of the Banff Company of the Banffshire Volunteer
Battalion. Address : 43, High Street, Banff. (M8772)
LEDLIE, James Crawford, O.B.E, M.A, B.C.L, fi.
29 April, 1860 ; s. of Alexander Holmes, late of Calcutta ;
to. Lily, d. of J. C Ledlie, late of Endsleigh, Cork. Educ. :
Heidelberg and Lincoln CoU, Oxford. Chief Clerk of the
Judicial Department of the Privy Council Office, 1902-9 ;
Chief Clerk of the Privy Council Office and Deputy-Clerk of
the Council since 1909. War Work : In connection with the
Privy Council Export Licence Department, 1914-15. Addresses :
Privy Council Office, Whitehall, S.W. ; The Garth, Cobham,
Surrey. Club : Oxford and Cambridge Musical. (049e)
LEDWARD, Lieut.-Col. Harold, O.B.E.
LEE, Lieut. Albert Victor, M.B.E.
LEE, Lieut. Alestair, M.B.E, R.A.F.
LEE OF FAREHAM, Col. The Right Hon. Arthur
Hamilton, Lord, P.C, G.B.E, K.C.B, J.P, Knight of Grace
of St. John of Jerusalem (see Burke's Peerage), 6. 8 Nov.
1868 ; s. of Rev Melville Lee, of Bridport, Dorset ; to. Ruth,
d of John Godfrey Moore, of New York, U.S.A. Educ.
Cheltenham ; R.M.A. Woolwich. Minister of Agriculture
and Fisheries; Col. General Reserve of Officers. War
Work: Service with B.E.F. in France and Flanders,
Sept. 1914, to Oct. 1915 as Colonel and Liaison Officer
at G.H.Q. (1914 Star and clasp) ; Parliamentary Mili
tary Secretary, Ministry of Munitions, Nov. 1915, to July,
1916 ; Personal Mil. Sec. to Sec. of State for War (Mr. Lloyd
George), July, 1916, to Dec. 1916 ; Director-Gen. of Food
Production, Feb. 1917, to July, 1918. Address : 2, The
Abbey Garden, Westminster, S.W. Clubs : Athenaeum ;
United Service ; Burlington Fine Arts. (G28)
LEE, Lieut.Col. Arthur Neale, D.S.O, O.B E T D Notts
and Derby Regt. ; Gen. Staff Officer ; served in the Great
War, 1914-19. (O2609)
LEE, Rear-Admiral Sir Charles Lionel, K.B.E, C.B,
6. 27 Feb. 1867 ; s. of the late Vaughan H. Vaughan-Lee, of
DUUngton Park, Somerset ; to. Rose, d. of LleweUyn LleweUyn,
of Nethway, Devon. Entered the Royal Navy as Naval
Cadet, 1880 ; served in the Egyptian War ; Lieut. 1887 ;
Commander 1889 ; Capt. 1904 ; Rear-Admiral 1915 ; Naval
A.D.C. to the King, 1914. Club : Naval and MiUtary. (K357)
LEE, Lieut. Emsley Mark, O.B.E, R N V R
LEE, Capt. Eric AUred, M.B.E, Aust. I.F.
LEE, Brig.-Gen. Francis, C.B.E, 6. 1866. Col. and Hon
Brig.-Gen. in the Army ; served in SomaUland, 1903-4 (medal
with two clasps); Great War, 1914-15 (despatches). (C1657)
LEE, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Reginald, M.B.E, V.D M A
(Oxon.), I.D.F. (ret.) 6. 2 July, 1861 ; s. of the Rev. F. G. Lee,
D.D, of Thame, Co. Oxon. ; m. Mary Morwenna, d. of Lieut.-Col.
C. E. Cardew, J.P, of Wadebridge, Cornwall. Educ. : King's
Coll London, and Oxford. For nearly 30 years an officer of
the Indian Volunteer Service ; before the war an active member
of Lord Roberts' National Service League ; author of " Prac
tical I Swordsmanship " and many articles on military subjects
in the Royal United Service Magazine, India." War Work :
Served on the Burma Divisional Staff as Instructor in Pistol
Shooting. Address: Taunggyi, S. Shan States, Burma. (M4178)
„f i£ E; Geo/ee> MJf.E, 6. 23 Feb. 1880 ; s. of George Lee,
of Portsmouth; m. Florence, d. of George Warren, of Ports-
?i0o„ 1- $f;'- C,ta^ers.' Civil Service Academy, Southsea.
Inspector, Electrical Engineers' Department, H.M. Dockyard,
S™*'/-? ^orS: Assistant Electrical Overseer
n,SKW,. ,and._Newcastle District; from 1916 Electrical
S™„i ti™ ^fif8' LlYerpool District. Addresses: 334,
BSenheld?1 ^"^ llVerp0ol; 79' Gor8efleld(M^^;

LEE, Major George, M.B.E, R.A.
LEE, Harriet Louise, Mrs, M.B.E.
LEE, Henry Blott, M.B.E, 6. 4 April, 1872 ; s. of John
Lee, of Gt. Yarmouth. Educ. : Belle Vue House School,
Eaton Park, Norwich. Managing Director and Secretary of
Yarmouth Mercury, Ltd, Newspaper Proprietors. War
Work : Divisional Leader, Gt. Yarmouth Special Constabu
lary. Address : 9, Gordon Road, Southtown, Great Yarmouth (M8774)
LEE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Herbert Benjamin, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C LEE, Herbert Newton, O.B.E.
LEE, Paymaster-Lieut. Herbert Victor, O.B.E, R.N.R.
LEE, Hugh Warren, O.B.E.
LEE, Jane Winfred, Mrs., M.B.E.
LEE, Capt. John Dalby, M.B.E.
LEE, John Robert, O.B.E, M.D, F.R.CS, fi. 1873;
s. of WiUiam and E. J. Lee, of Victoria, Australia ; m. Bertha
Ethel, d. of John Butson, of Melbourne. Educ. : Melbourne.
Surgeon. War Work : Officer-in-Charge of the Surgical
Division, Fulham Military Hospital, Hammersmith, 1915-19,
Address : 49, Harley Street, London, W. 1. (07379)
LEE, John Thomas, M.B.E.
LEE, John WiUiam, O.B.E.
LEE, Major Lennie Henry, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
LEE, Loraine, M.B.E.
LEE, Mabel Meyrick, Mrs., M.B.E, b. 2 April, 1892;
d. of Capt. H. R. Fowler, of Hants Regt. (retired) ; m. Walter,
s. of Frederick Lee, of Faversham. Educ. : Privately. War
Work : General Service Section, British Red Cross Society,
from July, 1915, to date; Chief Clerk to O.C. Cambridge
Hospital, Aldershot, from Nov. 1915, to Nov. 1916; Chief
Clerk, Queen's Hosp. for Facial Injuries, Sidcup, from opening
in April, 1917 to date. Address : Frognal, Sidcup, Kent. (M8776)
LEE, Sarah Josephine, Mrs., O.B.E.
LEE, Very Rev. Canon WiUiam, M.B.E., 6. 27 Sept.
1875 ; s. of Richard Lee, of Mitchelstown, Co. Cork. Educ :
St. Colman's, Fermoy ; St. John's, Waterford ; Oscott,
Birmingham. Canon of CUfton, Bristol. War Work : Chair
man of Belgian Refugee Committee, Bristol ; Chaplain to
R.C Troops, Bristol. Address : Pro-Cathedral House, Clifton,
Bristol. (M8777)
LEE, WiUiam Alexander, C.B.E, 6. 31 May, 1886; s.
of William Allan Lee, of Grantham ; m. Edith Lydia, d. of
William Henry Grimwood, of London. Educ. : -Royal Grammar
School, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Assistant Secretary to Mining
Association of Great Britain. War Work : Secretary of Coal
Mines Dept. of Board of Trade tUl end of 1919; is Officer
of the Order of the Cown of Belgium. . Address : 66, Rutland
Park Mansions, London, N.W. 2. Club : St. Stephen's. (C2754)
LEE, William John, M.B.E, 6. 30 April, 1856 ; s. of Rev.
WiUiam Lee, D.D, Professor of Ecclesiastical History in the
University of Glasgow ; to. Amy Florence, d. of David Henry
Lee. Educ. : Fettes CoU. ; St. John's Coll, Cambridge.
Barrister-at-law of the Inner Temple. War Work : Hon. Sec.
and Treas. Roxburghshire Branch of the Scottish Branch,
British Red Cross Society. Address : The Scaurs, Jedburgh,
N.B. Club: United University. (M8778)
LEE, Major WUliam Lauriston Melville, O.B.E, M.A,
late Royal Warwickshire Regt, 6. 8 Oct. 1865 ; s. of late Rev.
Melville Lee, of Bridport, Dorset ; m. Winifred Acton, d. of
the late Henry Barter, D.L, of Worplesdon, Surrey, and Airlie
Gardens, W. Educ. : Wellington Coll. ; Magdalen Coll,
Oxford ; Sandhurst ; Inner Temple. Sec. County of Oxford
T.F. Assoc, Editor of " Industrial Peace." War Work : Terri
torial Army Administration ; Ministry of Munitions ; Food
Production Department (MiUtary Labour). Addresses : Stoke
Place, Old Headington, Oxon. ; 20, Magdalen Street, Oxford.
Clubs : United Service ; Royal AutomobUe ; Oxford and
County. (O1580)
LEE, Vaughan Alexander Edward HANNING-, D.S.O,
O.B.E. LEE, Vice-Adm. Sir Charles Lionel VAUGHAN-, K.B.E,
C.B, fi. 27 Feb. 1867 ; 3rd s. of the late Vaughan Hamung
Vaughan-Lee, D.L, M.P, of Dallington Park, Somerset ; m.
4 July, 1895, Rose CecUia, d. of Llewellyn Llewellyn, of
Nethway House, S. Devon. Admiral Supt. Portsmouth Dock
yard, 1917-20 ; Naval A.D.C. to the King, 1914-15. Served
in Egyptian War, 1882 (medal, bronze star) ; Great War, from
1914 (despatches) ; Commander Legion of Honour, Commander
of the Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus of Italy, and 2nd
Class Order of the Rising Sun of Japan. Address : Naval and
Military Club.
LEE, Mary Ess WELSH-, Mrs., C.B.E. Sec. PUgrims of
Great Britain ; Business Sec. American Officers' Club.
LEECH, Arthur John, M.B.E, 6. 6 July, 1873 ; s. of Sir
Bosdin T. Leech, of Manchester; m. Kathleen Maida, a. of
William Cotton Rohde, of Folkestone. Educ : Manchester
Grammar School. Merchant. War Work : General War
Work in Madras, principally in assisting the starting and run
ning of a Soldiers' Club there. Address : The Palms, CoUege
Road, Madras. Clubs: Madras; Brazenose, Manchester.
LEECH, Beatrice Ellen, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of B. L. Nias;
to. John Henry, s. of John Leech, of Gorse HaU, Cheshire.
War Work : Hon. Sec to SaUsbury and District Prisoners ot
War Assoc, 1917-19. Address: Bretford Moat, Salisbury. (M877U)

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LEECH, Samuel Chetwynd, O.B.E.
LEEDOM, Beatrice Lucy, M.B.E.. 6. 17 Dec. 1895 ; d. of
William James Tizard, of Weymouth, Dorset; m. Henry
Stancliff, s. of WilUam Leedom, of London. Shorthand
Typist to the Secretary of the Ministry of Shipping. Address :•
Fire Station, Old Kent Road, London, S.E. 1. (M8780)
LEEMAN, Walter Joseph, O.B.E, 6. 2 Aug. 1858;
s. of Commander J. Leeman, R.N.R, of Aberdeen; m. Ada
Constance, d. of Thomas Gill, of the Manor of Treverbyn,
CornwaU. Educ : Aldenham, and Aberdeen. Member of
the London Stock Exchange. War Work : As Acting Pay
master in the Army Pay Dept. from Aug. 1914, to Dec. 1918.
Address : 39. Rusholme Road, Putney Hill, S.W. Clubs :
Bath; Constitutional. (010820)
LEEPER, Alexander Wigram AUen, C.B.E, 6. 4 Jan.
1887 ; s. of Alexander Leeper, LL.D, of Melbourne, Australia ;
Educ. : Church of England Grammar School, Melbourne ;
Trinity CoU, Univ. of Melbourne; BaUiol CoU, Oxford.
Second Secretary, Diplomatic Service, Foreign Office. War
Work : PoUtical inteUigence -work under the Foreign Office ;
subsequently at the Peace Conference. Address : 4, Palace
Street, Westminster, London, S.W. 1. Clubs: New University ;
R.A.C. (C2755)
LEEPER, EUzabeth Anne, Mrs., M.B.E.
LEEPER, Reginald Wildig Allen, C.B.E, 6. 25 March,
1888 ; s. of Alexander Leeper, LL.D of Melbourne, AustraUa ;
m. Margaret Primrose Dundas, d. of G. Boyce Allen, of 145,
Woodstock Road , Oxford. Educ : Melbourne Grammar
School ; Trinity CoU. : Melbourne Univ. ; New Coll, Oxford.
War Work : 1915-17, Press Work, News Department, Foreign
Office ; 1917-18, InteUigence Bureau, Department of Informa
tion ; 1918-20, PoUtical Intelligence Department, Foreign
Office. Address : 9, Oxford and Cambridge Mansions, N.W. 1.
Club: WeUington. (C2756)
LEES, Lieut.-Col. Charles Archibald, C.B.E, R.A.M.C.
(T.). Served in the Great War, 191 4-18 (despatches). (C1658)
LEES, Ebenezer Antony, O.B.E, 6. 1853; s. of Rev.
W. Lees, of Glasgow, and Walsall ; to. Alice Rose, d. of
F. W. WooUard, J.P, of Stony Stratford. Educ : Privately.
Sec. of the Water Department, Birmingham Corporation
(now retired). War Work : On the outbreak of war undertook
the management of the Lady Mayoress's Depot, Birmingham,
and was Chairman of the Executive and Finance Committee ;
Chairman of the Prisoners of War Fund from their inception
until the end of the war. Address : 123, Oxford Road ,
Moseley, Birmingham. (01581)
LEES, Rear-Adm. Edgar, C.B.E, R.N, 6. 1866; s. of
the late James Lees, of Alkrington Hall, Lancashire ; to. 1904,
Mary Agnes, d. of Com. — Tucker, R.N. (C901)
LEES, Major George, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
LEES, Sir John McKie, K.B.E, M.A, LL.B. (Edin. Univ.),
K.C, i. 1843 ; s. of Walter Lees, of Glasgow ; m. AUce
Susan, d. of James Clark, of Crossbasket, Lanarkshire. Educ. :
Ayr and Edinburgh Academies and Edinburgh Univ.
Sheriff-Principal of Forfarshire ; Examiner for Degrees in
Law to Edinburgh and Glasgow Universities ; Scottish Bar,
1867; K.C. 1901; Sheriff-Substitute of Lanarkshire, 1872;
Sheriff-Principal of Stirling, Dumbarton, and Clackmannan,
1891, and of Forfar, 1917 ; Convener of Sheriffs, 1907 ; Com
missioner of Northern Lights, 1917. War Work : Chairman
of Appeal, MUitary Tribunal of StirUng, Dumbarton, and
Clackmannan Counties. Address : 4, Darnaway Street,
Edinburgh. Club : University, Edinburgh. (K218)
LEES, Kenneth Arthur, O.B.E, M.A, M.B, B.Ch.
(Cantab.), F.R.CS. (Eng.), 6. 10 AprU, 1881 ; s. of the late
Da-rid Lees, M.D, F.R.CS, of 22, Weymouth Street, W. 1 ; m.
Ivy Comyn, d. of J. Bastian HiU, of 55, Overstrand Mansions,
S.W. 11. Educ. : St. Paul's School ; King's Coll, Cambridge ;
St. Mary's • Hospital, Paddington. Assistant Surgeon, Ear,
N_se, and Throat Dept, St. Mary's Hospital ; Surgeon, Ear,
Nose, and Throat Dept, Queen's Hospital for Children. Hack
ney. War Work : Surgeon, Princess Club MiUtary Hospital,
Bermondsey ; Temporary Asst. Surgeon at St. Mary's Hospital ;
Paddington Green ChUdren's Hospital ; Golden Square Throat
Hospital ; London Fever Hospital ; Florence Nightingale
Hospital. Address : 48, Harley Street, W. 1. (O11820)
LEES, Lieut.-Col. Roderick Livingstone, D.S.O, O.B.E,
V.D, Lancs FusiUers, T.F, 6. 17 Sept. 1864 ; s. of late James
Lees, of Alkrington ; to. Amy Constance, d. of William Jones,
of Abberley HaU. Educ. : Eton CoU. War Work : Com
manded 6th Batt. Lancashire FusUiers in GaUipoli, Egypt, and
Ilance 1914-17; Commanded 14th Batt. Suffolk Regt,
1917-19 ; mentioned three times in despatches. Address :
c/o i Manchester and County Bank, Manchester. (07380)
LEES, Dame Sarah Anne, D.B.E, LL.D, Lady of Grace
of Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 13 Nov. 1842 ; d. of John
, S?ey> o£ Carr HiM. Mossley ; to. Charles Edward Lees, s.
of J1^1668' oi Werneth Park, Oldham. Educ. : Privately ;
and Wincobank HaU, Sheffield. Member of Oldham Town
Council from 1907-19 ; First Freeman, 1910 ; Mayor, 1910-11 ;
Alderman, 1913 ; Hon. LL.D, Manchester Univ., 1914. Ad
dress : Werneth Park, Oldham. (D5)
LEES, Major Thomas Orde Hans, O.B.E, A.F.C,
f&.A.F. -
LEES, WUUam, O.B.E. Provost of Dunoon. Distin
guished war service as municipal head of the Borough of
Dunoon (011910)
LEES, WUliam Clare, O.B.E, J.P, Hon. Serving Brother,
Order of St. John, 6. 9 Dec. 1874 ; s. of WilUam Lees, of

Birkdale ; m. Kathleen, d. of John Nickson, of Liverpool.
Educ. : Leys School, Cambridge. Director, Bleachers Associa
tion, Ltd. ; Vice-President, the Manchester Chamber of
Commerce ; Assistant Commissioner St. John Ambulance
Brigade, No 4 District. War Work : 1915, Chairman, Building
Committeo, St. John V.A.D. Hospital (500 beds), Southport;
1917-19, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, War Department
(Cotton Textiles), Manchester. Address : Etherow House,
HolUngworth, Cheshire. Clubs : Constitutional ; Clarendon,
Manchester. (O10821)
LEESE, Major Clive, M.B.E.
LEESE, Lieut.-Col. Neville, D.S.O, O.B.E, R.A.S.C,
6. 23 March, 1872 ; 3rd s. of Sir Joseph Francis Leese, 1st Bart.
(see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Matilda, d. of J. Saunders. (06391)
LEESE, Vernon Franois, O.B.E.
LEESON, Gladys Mary, M.B.E.
LEETE, WiUiam Chambers, O.B.E.
LEETHAM, Ethel Mary, M.B.E, 6. 1886 ; d. of Henry
Ernest Leetham, J.P, of York. Educ : The Mount School,
York. War Work : Sec, and latterly Commandant, of the
Training CoU. V.A.D. Hospital, York. Address : Aldersyde,
Dringhouses, York. (M8782)
LEFEBURE, Major Victor, O.B.E. Essex Regt.: has
Legon of Honour. (07381)
LEFEURE, Capt. Frederiok Charles, O.B.E.
LEFROY, Grace, C.B.E, 6. 1848; d. of Rev. Anthony
CottreU Lefroy, of Church Crookham, Hants. Educ. :
Privately. Hon. Sec from 1886-1919 of the British Women's
Emigration Association at the Imperial Institute, South
Kensington. Address : 8, Launceston Place, Kensington,
W. 8 (C2401)
LEFROY, Capt. Langlois Massey, O.B.E.
LEFTWICH, Charles Gerrans, C.B.E, B.A, I.C.S, 6.
31 July, 1872 ; s. of late T. W. Leftwich, of E. Dulwich ; to.
Evadne, d. of H. W. Fawcus, of Alnmouth. Educ. : Christ's
Hospital, and St. John's CoU, Cambridge. Indian Civil
Service. War Work : Controller of Munitions, and Director
of CivU Supplies, Central Provinces, India. Address : St.
Aubins, Jersey, C.I. Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (C1975)
LEGARD, Lieut.-Col. AUred Digby, C.B.E, fi. 19 June,
1878 ; to. 19 Aug. 1902, Winifred, o. d. of Col. Sir WUUam
George Morris, K.C.M.G, C.B, R.E. Major and Brevet
Lieut.-Col, late King's Royal Rifle Corps. (C1659)
LEGAT, Kathleen, Mrs., M.B.E.
LEGG, Capt. CecU Henry, O.B.E , 6. 18 Nov. 1890 ; s.
of H. P. Legg, of Lee4s. Educ. : Eastbourne CoU. War Work :
Mobilised with Yorks Hussars ; served in France with the
49th (W.R.) Div. Train, R.A.S.C, 1915-19 ; Adjt. 1917-19.
Address : 7, St. Mary's Road, Newton Park, Leeds. (05474)
LEGG, Capt. Sir George Edward Wiokham, K.B.E,
M.V.O, Knight of Grace, Order of St. John of Jerusalem,
ChevaUer, Legion d'Honneur, 6. 13 July, 1870 ; s. of Rev.
WiUiam Legg, Rector of Hawkinge, Kent ; m. Kathleen
(Lady of Grace, Order of St. John of Jerusalem), d. of Col.
Sir James Gildea, G.B.E, K.C.V.O, C.B. Educ. : Radley ;
Trinity Coll, Cambridge ; Sandhurst. Joined South Stafford
shire Regt. 1891 ; Capt. General Reserve of Officers, 1905 ;
Member of the Council of St. Peter's CoU, Radley. War Work :
Sec. Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Association. Address :
14, Pembroke Gardens, Kensington, W. 8. Club : Army and
Navy. (K390)
LEGGAT, Lieut.-Col. George Leggat, O.B.E, M.B.
LEGGATT, Capt. Charles William Stares, C.B.E, 6. 1864
s. of the late Samuel Bethune Leggatt, of Crofton Manor,
Fareham, Hants; m. 1900, Gertrude EUzabeth, d. of J. B.
Walmsley, of Hartfield, AUerton, Liverpool. Formerly Capt.
R.N. ; joined Naval Transport Service, 1914 ; became Div.
Naval Transport Officer, Devonport; served in the Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches) ; Jubilee medal, 1897. (C2259)
LEGGE, Capt. Edward Alder, M.B.E, D.C.M.
LEGGE, Major Francis Cecil, C.B.E, 6. 14 Sept. 1873 ;
s. of the lato Charles Gounter Legge (see BURKE'S Peerage,
Dartmouth, E.) District Superintendent, East India Railway,
Calcutta ; Hon. Major, Ind. Defence Force ; Dep. Coal Con
troUer, Bengal. __ . _, _ _ (°1_7°)
LEGGE, Brig.-Gen. Reginald Francis, C.B.E, D.S.O.
Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Leinster Regt. ; T. Brig.-Gen ;
served in the S. African War, 1900-2 (Queen's medal with
three clasps, King's medal with two clasps); Great War,
1914-17 (despatches; Legion of Honour). (C1280)
LEGGE, Thomas Morison, C.B.E, M.D. Chief Med In
spector of Factories. (C547)
LEGGETT, Arthur, M.B.E.
LEGGETT, Major Edward James, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
LEGGETT, Henry Anfrere, C.B.E. Principal Clerk m
Ministry of Health. ,
LEGGETT, Lieut.-Col. Robert Anthony Clegthorn
Linington, O.B.E, D.S.O, fi. 1874 ; Major Reserve ; Comdg.
an Officer Cadet Batt. with rank of Lieut.-Col ; served in the
S African War, 1899-1902 (Queen's medal with three clasps,
King's medal with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 ^(des
patches) (07383)
LEGH, Major Frank Bertham, O.B.E, R.E. Address:
11, Salisbury Road, Edinburgh. (0547o)
LEGH, Capt. the Hon. Piers Walter, O.B.E, Grenadier
Guards 6 12 Dec. 1890 ; s. of Lord Newton, of Lyme (see
Burke's Peerage). Educ: Eton. Equerry to His Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales. War Work: ADC. to
H.R H. the Duke of Connaught from 1914-15 ; A.D.C and

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Le Gios

THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

MUitary Sec. with the rank of Major to Gen. the Earl of Cavan,
in France and Italy ; mentioned in despatches ; awarded the
Croix de Guerre and the ItaUan Croce. Addresses: 75,
Eaton Square, S.W. ; Lyme Park, Disley, Cheshire. Clubs :
Guards'; Bachelors'. (06392)
LE GROS, Edith Katharine, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 22 Dec.
1878; d. of Peter Brotherhood, of 15, Hyde Park Gardens,
W. ; m. John Alfred, s. of PhiUp Le Gros, J.P, of Frome,
Somerset. Educ. : The Cliff, Eastbourne, and abroad. War
Work : Supt. Knitting and Spinning Dept, British Red Cross
and Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Central Workrooms,
Burlington House. Address : Bury Court, Yapton, nr.
Arundel. (M3686)
LEGROS, Lucien Alphonse, O.B.E, M.Inst.CE, M.l.
Mech E, M.I.E.E, M.I.A.E, M.desI.CF, 6. 1865 ; s. of Al
phonse Legros, of Dijon, France. Educ. : Univ. Coll. School, and
Univ. CoU. Member of Army Transport Advisory Board, War
Oflice ; Member of Treasury Committee on Type Faces. War
Work : 1915-16, Assistant Consulting Engineer to Admiralty
Landship Committee, Tank Designing for Munitions Inventions
Committee ; 1916-17, Chief DUution Officer (Labour) Aircraft,
Ministry of Munitions ; 1918, Chief Technical Assistant,
Ministry of National Service. Address : 25, Cumberland Park,
Acton, W. 3. Clubs : Royal Automobile ; Royal Aero. (03795)
LEHMANN, Henry David, M.B.E, R.A.F.
LEICESTER, Alice Emily, Countess of, D.B.E. ; d. of
2nd Baron Annaly (see BURKE'S Peerage)- to. 1879, Thomas
WiUiam Coke, G.CV.O, C.M.G, 3rd Ear] of Leicester, e. s.
of 2nd Earl of Leicester, K.G. (died 1909) (see BURKE'S Peerage).
War Work : President of the Norfolk Branch of the British
Red Cross Society. Address : 44, Mount Street, W. 1 ; Holk-
ham HaU, WeUs, Norfolk. (D49)
LEIGH, Alan de Verd, M.B.E, B.A, fi. 7 June, 1891 ;
s. of the Rev. J. de V. Leigh, of Oatlands, Weybridge. Educ. :
Marlborough, and Merton CoU, Oxon. Dept. Ass. Sec. London
Chamber of Commerce. War Work : Accountant-General's
Dept, Admiralty. Address: 88, HoUand Road, W. 14. (M8783)
LEIGH, Charles Edward, M.B.E, M.A. (Cantab), 6.
13 July, 1856 ; s. of the Rev. Charles Brian Leigh, J.P, of
Goldhanger, Essex ; to. Constance Mary, d. of John Pickup
Lord, J.P, of Hallow Park, Worcester. Educ. : Winchester ;
Clare CoU, Cambridge. Assistant Land Agent to F.
W. Greswolde Greswolde-WUUams. War Work : Volun
tary Ambulance Driver in France and Belgium, 1914-15 ;
Hon. Sec. Leamington Local Central Committee for War
Savings, 1916-18 ; Food Executive Officer, Leamington Food
Control Committee, 1917-20. Address : Craiglea, Mount
Hermon Road, Woking. (M8784)
LEIGH, Lieut.-Col. Geoffrey HamUton, O.B.E.
LEIGH, MaxweU Studdy, O.B.E, I.C.S, fi. 19 Oct.
1882 ; s. of Col. H. P. P. Leigh, CLE, of Bath ; to. Muriel
Harriet, d. of James Whishaw, of Petrograd. Educ. : Newton
CoU. ; Winchester CoU. ; New CoU, Oxford ; Univ. CoU,
London. -Address : c/o Civil Secretariat, Lahore. Clubs :
East India United Services ; Punjab,' Lahore. (O4056)
LEIGH, Norah Marjorie, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of John
Henry New, of Melbourne, Australia ; m. Sir John, 1st Bt,
s. of John Leigh, J.P, of Brooklands, Cheshire. War Work :
Equipped the John Leigh Memorial Hospital at Altrincham,
which was presented by her husband to the British Red Cross
Society for the use of wounded officers ; took a large share
in the management and acted as officer in charge of the hospital,
which contained 86 beds, and was opened in AprU, 1917, by
Katherine, Duchess of Westminster; received H.R.H. the
Duke of Connaught when he inspected the hospital in June,
1918 ; responsible for the equipment and took an active interest
in the John Leigh Memorial Hospital at Woodbourne, Brook-
lands, which her husband gave as a memorial to his father
to the Ministry of Pensions for the treatment of sheU-shock
cases ; the hospital was opened by the Duke of Connaught on
the occasion of his visit to Altrincham ; Member of the Board
of Management of the Llandudno Hospital, to which her
husband made a gUt of £5000 in 1919 ; Member of the Council
of the Beyond Seas Association, and took a warm interest in
the work of the Canadian Officers' Club at 8, Chesterfield
Gardens, which was established and maintained by her husband. (C2758)
LEIGH, Reginald Gerard, O.B.E.
LEIGHTON, Lieut.-Col. Gerald Rowley, O.B.E, M.D,
6. 12 Dec. 1868 ; s. of the Rev. James Leighton, of Manchester ;
m. Clara, d. oi Bernard Gordon, of Manchester. Educ : Nelson
CoU, New Zealand ; Manchester Grammar School ; Edinburgh
Univ. Late Professor of Pathology, Royal (Dick) Veterinary
Coll, Edinburgh; Medical Officer (Foods), Scottish Board of
Health. War Work : Inspector of Army Food Contracts
(Scotland) for War Office ; Inspector of Food Contracts for
Admiralty (Scotland) ; Technical Adviser to National Salvage
CouncU ; Administrative Adviser to Ministry of Food (Scot
land) ; Member of Committee on Production and Distribution
of MUk (Astor Committee) ; Member of Various Departmental
Committees. Address : Scottish Board of Health, Edinburgh.
Clubs : Authors' ; Scottish Conservative, Edinburgh. (O10823)
LEIGHTON, Jane Creagh, M.B E, 6. 11 April, 1865;
d. of the late David C R. Leighton, of Chariton Kings, Glouces
tershire. Educ. : Cheltenham. War Work : Sept. 1914, to
May, 1915, as V.A.D. Nurse at Moorend, V.A.D. Hospital,
Charlton Kings ; May. 1915, to Feb. 1919, as Quartermaster
at Naunton V.A.D. Hospital, Cheltenham. Address : Menmuir
Cottage, Charlton Kings, Gloucestershire. (M3801)

314

LEIGHTON, Comm. John Albert, C.B.E, D.S.O, R._J_>
Served in the Great War, 1914-18 (despatches, Order of Crown
of Belgium). (C2258)
LEIGHTON, Thomas WiUiam, O.B.E, M.B, ChB
6. 18 Nov. 1877 ; s. of WiUiam Edward, of Blackburn, Lanes'
to. Florence, d. of John J Stones, of Samlesbury, Lanes!
Educ. : Ushaw, Durham, and Manchester Univ. District
Med. Officer and Pub. Vaccinator, Chorley Union ; M.O. Post
Office : Member, U.D.C Withnell. War Work : 1915-19
Capt. R.A.M.C East Lancs Cas. Clearing Station Hospitals •
Med. Boards; 2/2 Field Ambulance, France ; M.O. 2/7th Batt
Manchester Regt. France May, 1917, to March, 1918 ; taken
prisoner, March, 1918; Rostatt-Mainz ; Med. Officer-in-charge
Hospital, Wounded AUied Officers, Quedlenburg, Hartz, June
to Dec. 1918. Address : Bury Lane, BrinscaU, Lancashire. (044889)
LEINSTER, Elsie Maude, M.B.E.
LEITCH, John, O.B.E. (011987)
LEITCH, Walter, C.B.E. War Work: Director of
Munitions, AustraUa. (C711)
LEITH, Major Alexander Robert, O.B.E, fi. 22 Feb. 1878 ;
s. of the late Major Thomas Leith and Lady Mary Leith, of
Petmathen, Aberdeenshire (see Burke's Peerage, Camwatb, E.) ;
m. Alexandra Gladys, d. of 1st Baron Swansea, of Singleton,
Swansea (see Burke's Peerage), Educ. : Eton. Joined the
King's Royal Rifle Corps, 1899, and rose to rank of Major ;
S. African War (Queen's medal and five clasps) ; present at the
Siege of Ladysmith. War Work : Served with 2nd Batt.
K.R.R.C, in 1914 ; Staff Capt. Directorate of Movements,
1917-19 ; Order of White Eagle 4th class with swords (Serbia) ;
Order of the Sacred Treasure 4th class (Japan) ; Order of the
Wen Hu 4th class (China) ; ChevaUer of the Legion of Honour
(France) ; Croix de Guerre with palms (France). Address :
Bishop's Sparkford, Winchester. Club : WeUington. (08857)
LEITH, Capt. George Peacy, C.B.E. Com. and Acting
Capt. R.N. War Woik : 1914-19, with Ocean Escort (des
patches). (C1194)
LEITH, Gordon, C.B, C.B.E, fi. 10 March, 1879 ; s. of
Walter Leith, of Manor House, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicester
shire. Edue. : Harrow and Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Banker,
late partner of Messrs. Speyer Brothers. War Wort : War &
Office Staff (Qr.-Mr.-General's Department) ; Chairman, ™
Board of Management, Navy and Army Canteen Board;
Deputy Controller, Army Salvage Board ; rejoined Northumber
land Yeomanry on outbreak of war ; Capt. 1914 ; Major 1916 ;
Lieut.-Col. 1917 ; Colonel 1918 ; called to War Office, July,
1915. Address: 21, Portsea Place, Connaught Square, London.
Clubs : Marlboro ; White's ; St. James'. (C1660)
LEITH, Major Thomas Geoffrey, O.B.E.
LELAND, Col. Francis WiUiam George, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 1877 ; Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Army Ser. Corps ; Dep. ,
Director of Supply and Transport, with rank of Col. ; served
in S.Africa, 1901-2 (Queen's medal with four clasps) ; Great
Mar, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1427)
LE MAISTRE, Charles, C.B.E. Adviser to Aircraft
Production Department, Ministry of Munitions.
LEMAN, Lieut.-Col. George Edward, O.B.E.
LEMAN, Major George, O.B.E, p.s.c, 6. 12 Sept. 1875;
s. of George Downton Leman, of Madras CivU Service. Educ :
Charterhouse and Sandhurst. War Work: Served with 1st
Batt. 6th Division to France; wounded Armentiers, Nov.
1914; appointed General Staff Officer 10th Irish Division;
served with 10th Div. Dardanelles and Serbia, July 1915 to
Dec. 1915 , commanded 8th Ches. Regt. 13th Div. Dardanelles,
Jan. 1916 ; transferred to command 7th N. Stafford Regt,
Egypt, Mesopotamia, N W. Persia, Caucasus; wounded
Fallaliiyah, AprU, 1916. Address: Raleigh, Bideford, N.
Devon. Club : Army and Navy. (O8700)
LEMAN, Lt.-Col. Harry Charles, O.B.E, T.F. Reserve, 6.
12 Sept. 1888 ; s. of WlUam Edgar Leman, of Dulwich ; ro.
Florence Mary, d. of J. Fairer, of Dulwich. Edue. : St. Olaves,
London. War Work : Served as O.C. 47th Div. Cycle Co. in
France. March to June, 1915 ; Adjt. 3,'25th Lond. Regt. Feb. to
Aug. 1916 ; second-in-command 2/21st Lond. Regt. in France,
Salonica, Egypt, Aug. 1916 to Oct. 1917 ; Prisoners of War
Staff Egypt 1918-20. Address : Lancaster House, E. Dulwich
Grove, London, S.E. Clubs : Services ; Junior Army and
Navy. (06224)
LE MARCHANT, Brig.-Gen. Edward Thomas, C.B.E.,
J.P, 6. 21 Oct. 1871 ; 2nd s. of the late Sir Henry D. Le Mar-
chant, Bart, of Chatham Place, Surrey ; to. Evelyn Brookes,
d. of R. MUlington Knowles, D.L, J.P, of Colston Bassett
Hall, Notts. Educ. : Eton. Director of Messrs. Andrew
Knowles & SonfL Ltd, Colliery Proprietors, Pendleby, Man
chester, and the Griff CoUiery Company. War Work : Brigade
Commander 1915-16 attached Staff in France 1917. Address:
Colston Bassett HaU, Bingham, Notts. Club : Naval and
MiUtary. (C1661)
LE MESURIER, Capt. Algernon George, O.B.E.
LE MESURIER, Major Edwin PhiUp, M.B.E.
LE MESURIER, Major James, C.B.E. Director of
Small Craft Disposal, Ministry of Shipping.
LE MESURIER, Thomas Henry, O.B.E.
LEMON, Ernest John Hutchings, O.B.E.
LEMON, Major Guy Talbot, O.B.E, LA.
LEMON, Margaretta Louisa, Mrs., M.B.E, M.B.O.U,
F.Z.S, fi. 22 Nov. 1860; d. of Capt. W. E. Smith, Royal
Sherwood Foresters, of Moolpa, AustraUa, and Blackheath,
Kent ; to. Frank Edward, s. of WUUam George Lemon, J.P . of

BIOGRAPHIES.

Lethbiidge

Blackheath, Kent. Educ. : Belstead, near Ipswich. Hon.
Seo. Watchers' Committee. Royal Society for the Protection
of Birds ; Hon. Sec. East Surrey Branch R.S.P.CA. ; Member
ol Reigate Board of Guardians ; School Manager. War
•fort : Commandant V.A.D. Surrey 108 ; 1914-15, Super
intendent of RedhiU War Emergency Clothing Depot ; 1915-17,
Superintendent of RedhiU Clinic for Treatment of Soldiers in
Training ; 1917-19, Officer in charge of RedhiU War Hospital.
Address : HUlcrest, RedhiU, Surrey. Club : V.A.D. Ladies'.
(M8785)
LEMONIUS, Lieut.-Col. Gerald MacLean, C.B.E. For
merly Lieut.-Col. Liverpool Regt. ; served in the Great War,
1914-19 (despatches). (C1662)
LEMPFERT, Rudolph Gustav Karl, C.B.E, M.A.
F.InstP, 6. 1875 ; s. of the late Gustav Lempfert, of Man
chester ; m. Marjorie OUve, d. of the late George Olive Hay-
ward, Master Mariner, of London. Educ. ; Manchester
Grammar School ; Emmanuel CoU, Cambridge. Assistant
Director, Meteorological Office. War Work : Superintendent
Forecast Division of Meteorological Office through which
weather reports and forecasts were supplied to H.M. Forces
on land, sea, and in the air. Address : 540, Redcliffe Square,
S.W. 10. Club : Oxford and Cambridge Musical. (C220)
LEMPRIERE, Lanoelot Raoul, O.B.E, B.A, M.B,
b. 30 Aug. 1872 ; s. of Capt. P. R. Lempriere, R.A, of EweU.
Educ : HaUeybury CoU. ; Oxford ; Manchester Univ. Medical
Officer, HaUeybury CoU, Hertford. War Work : 13th Field
Ambulance ; M.O. 1st Army H Q. Address : Haileybury
CoU, Hertford. (O2610)
LEKCH, Harry, O.B.E, J.P. for Staffordshire, 6. 1868. War
Work : Recruiting and other work as Chairman of the Rowley
Kegis Urban District CouncU. Address : Hazelmere, Black-
leath, Staffordshire. (01586)
LENCH, Major WilUam F., M.B.E.
LENDEN, Mary Isabel, Mrs. O.B.E. (011988)
LENDRUM, John Black, O.B.E, Hon. Assoc. Order of
St. John of Jerusalem, M.D, CM, 6. 16 Feb. 1869 ; s. of the
late George Lendrum, of Huddersfield, Yorks. ; to. Susan
Edith, d. of the late John McGee MacCormac, M.D, of Belfast.
Educ. : Huddersfield CoU. ; Aberdeen and Berlin Universities.
Hon. Surgeon, Oldham Royal Infirmary ; Corps Surgeon,
Oldham Corps St. John Ambulance Brigade ; C.M.P. 199th
Ter. Force Depot, and 63rd Recruiting Area, Oldham ; Hon.
Life Member, Brit. Red Cross Society. War Work : M.O.-in-
charge Woodfield AuxiUary MUitary Hospital, Oldham;
Lecturer to St. John Ambulance Assocn. and to British Red
Cross Society. Address : 101, Manchester Street, Werneth,
Oldham, Lancs. (010824)
LENDY, Commissioned Mechanician Thomas, M.B.E,
B.H. LENEGHAN, Mary Esther Rishworth. M.B.E.; d. of
the late W. R. Leneghan, and g.-d. of the late Emmanuel
Asquith, of Stubbing House, near Keighley, Yorks. Trained
Nurse ; trained at Stockton and Thornaby Hospital ; after
wards Sister at the Cluldren's Hospital, Mosely HaU,
Birmingham; Sister and Night Superintendent at Stockton
and Thornaby Hospital. War Work : From Feb. 1915 to
Dec. 1915 Sister at Lowfields War Hospital, Kirkby
Lonsdale, Westmorland; from Feb. 1916 to Feb. 1917, at
the Urgency Cases Hospital for the French, near Bar-le-Duc ;
April 1917 to AprU 1919, Unit Administrator Q.M.A.A.C. Depot,
Aldershot Command. Address : Sutton-in-Craven, Yorks. (M3286)
LENG, Hilary Howard, C.B.E.
LENN, Paymaster-Commander Frank C.B.E, R.N,
b. 7 Aug. 1868; s. of Charles Henry, of Launceston ; m.
Lilian Maud, d. of W. F. World. Educ. : Greenwich Pro
prietory and Roan Schools. War Work : Chief Accountant
Officer of the R.N.A.S. from its inception until amalgamation
with R.F.C as the R.A.F. Address : Wooda Bay, 87 Bristol
Boad, Weston-super-Mare. Club : Royal Aero. (C548)
LENNARD, Lieut.-Col. John BARRETT-, C.B.E, late
ben. List, 6. 14 Dec. 1863 ; 3rd s of Walter James Barrett-
Lennard, and g. s. of Sir Thomas Barrett- Lennard, 1st Bart.
(see Bubkb's Peerage) ; m. 20 Oct. 1887, Mary Emma, e. d. of
J. Gardiner, of Richmond. Served in the S. African War and
Great War. (C1450)
LENNOX, Agnes Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E.
LENNOX, Jessie Orr, Mrs., M.B.E.
LENNOX, Rev. John C. F., O.B.E.
LENNOX, Blanche, Lady Algernon GORDON-, D.B.E. ;
a. of Col. Hon. Charles Maynard, of Easton Lodge, Dun-
mow Essex (see Burke's Peerage); to. Algernon Charles, s.
°' Duke of Richmond and Gordon, K.G. (see Burke's Peerage).
War Work: Attached 13th Stationary Hospital, B.E.F,
throughout the war ; Director in France of H.R.H. Princess
victoria's Rest Clubs for Nurses. Addresses : 20, Queen
Street, Mayfair, W. ; Monte San Michele, Capri, Italy. (D35)
LENTHALL, Lieut. Charles Bertram, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
LEON, Capt. Joseph, O.B.E.
LEONARD, Capt. Guiseppe Stanley, M.B.E.
LEONARD, Major John Douglas, O.B.E.
LEONARD, Lieut. Thomas Goulton, M.B.E, R.G.A. (T.).
LEOROYD, Col. Charles Douglas, C.B.E. ; Lieut.-Col. and
Mew. Col. R.E. Served in the Soudan, 1885 (medal with
«Bp bronze star) ; Burma, 1885-6 (despatches, medal with
™sp) ; S. Africa, 1900 (despatches, Queen's medal with four
•r3?8',,KulS'8 medal with two clasps, Brevet Lieut.-Col.) and
mthe Great War.

LEPORTIER, Lieut.-Comm. Theodore, O.B.E, R.N.R.
LEPPER, Elizabeth Herdman, O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C.
LERESCHE, Capt. Percy Vere, O.B.E, R.A.S.C (T.).
LE ROSSIGNOL, Major H. S., O.B.E.
LE ROY, Donovan, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
LERRY, George Geoffrey, M.B.E, 6. 13 March, 1883;
s. of Geo. H. Lerry, of Oswestry ; to. Bertha, d. of E. Schrciber,
of Blackpool. Educ. : Oswestry Grammar School. JoumaUst ;
Editor of " Wrexham Leader " ; Member of Welsh National
F'und Executive ; Member of Ministry of Pensions Advisory
Council (Wales). War Work : Secretary, Ministry of Pensions
Joint Committee (North Wales) ; Secretary, Denbighshire
War Pensions Committee, Address : 19, King's Mills Road,
Wrexham. (M2031)
LERWILL, Capt. Franois William Henry, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LESCHALLAS, Capt. Henry PIGE-, M.B.E.
LESCHER, Thomas Edward, O.B.E, fi. 12 June, 1877 ; s. of
the late F. Harwood Lescher, of Devonshire Place, W. ; to. Ella
Mary, <_. of L. M. Casella, of Hampstead. Educ. : Stonyhurst
College. Director, Evans Sons, Lescher and Webb, Ltd, Liver-
gool, London, and New York • President The Drug Club ;
hairman Westminster Catholic Federation. War Work :
As Hon. Sec. of The Drug Club rendered services in connection
with suppUes and control of Medical Drugs and Chemicals
during the war ; Chairman Stonyhurst CoUege War Memorial
Council. Address : Eaglehurst, 10, Lyndhurst Gardens,
Hampstead. Clubs : Conservative : M.C.C. ; The Skating ;
Northwood Golf ; Aldeburgh Golf. (010825)
LESLIE, Arthur Trevor O'Bryen, M.B.E, 6. May, 1868 ;
8. of the late Capt. Thomas Leslie, of Kilmore, Co. Cavan ;
to. Guendolen Amy (died 1912), d. of Sir Charles Rugge-Price,
Bart, of Spring Grove (see Burke's Peerage). Educ : Brighton
Coll. Commandant " A " Division Metropolitan PoUce
Special Reserve. War Work : Enlisted Special Constabulary
" A " Division, 1914 ; served throughout the war on street and
special duties. Address : 218, Adelaide Road, London, N.W. 3.
Club : Royal Thames Yacht. (M3802)
LESLIE, Lieut.-Col. Bradford, O.B.E, R.E.
LESLIE, Capt. Charles WilUam, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
LESLIE, EmUy Florence, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Major
Montagu Battye, of Hon. Corps Gontlemen-at-Arms (Royal
Bodyguard) ; m. Arthur Cecil, s. of John Leslie. War Work :
Assistant Commandant and Quartermaster under Mary, Lady
Gerard, at Garswood Hall Auxiliary Hospital, Ashton-in-
Makerfleld, for 4i years (Oct. 1914 to March 1919). Address :
Newton-le-WiUows, Lancashire. (M8786)
LESLIE, George, M.B.E.
LESLIE, Col. Sir John, Bart., C.B.E, D.L, late Royal
Innis. Fus, 6. 7 Aug. 1857 ; s. of the late Sir John Leslie, of
Glaslough (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Leonir Blanche, d. of
the late Leonard Jerome, of N. York, U.S.A. Educ. : Eton.
War Work : Raised and Commanded 12th Preserve Batt.
R. Inn. Fus. ; Member of Council, Lord French's Dish Recruit
ing. Address : Glaslough, Deland. Clubs : Guards' ; Turf ;
KUdare St. (C1664)
LESLIE, Lewis Franois, O.B.E, M.R.C.S.
LESLIE, Sir Norman Alexander, K.B.E, 6. 1870 ; s. of
the late John Leslie ; to. 1898, Mimy Muriel, d. of the late
James Gambier. Ministry of Shipping. Address : Birchwood,
West Bvtleet, Surrey. Club : Junior Carlton.
LESLIE, Lieut.-Col. Sir Norman Roderick Alexander
David, 8th Bt., of Wardis, Co. Moray, C.B.E, 6. 10 Jan. 1889 ;
s. of Sir Charles Henry Leslie, 7th Bart, (see BURKE'S Peerage) ;
m. 4 Oct. 1919, Betty Elise, d. of John Thomas Beadsworth
Sewell, C.B.E. (_. v.) Major, King George's Own Central India
Horse, Indian Army ; Squadron Leader R.A.F. ; G.S.O.
(3rd grade) 1916 ; (2nd grade), 1917 ; Air Attache British
Embassy, Paris, 1918. Addresses : Goona, Central India ;
c/o Messrs. Grindley & Co, 54, Parliament Street, S.W. 1.
(C867)
LESLIE, Chief-Eng. Robert, O.B.E, R.N.R.
LESLIE, Maj or Robert Walker Dickson, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. ,
6 31 Jan. 1883 ; s. of the late T. C LesUe, of Dungannon,
Ireland; to. Eleanor Violet, d. of Rear-Admiral F. L. Field,
C B C M G, R.N, 3rd Sea Lord. Educ. : Michaelhouse,
Natal, South Africa; Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland.
Clubs : Army and Navy ; Royal Automobile. (0547(e)
LESLIE, Major Seymour Granger, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
LESLIE, Theordore, O.B.E. _„..,,.,„-_
LESSER, Catherine Maud, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 21 Feb. 1878;
War Work : Member of the Staff of the Officers' Clothing
Branch, Officers' Famines Fund, 2, Albert Gate, S.W. from
Jan. 1915 to July 1919. Address : 90, Campdcn Hill Court,
Kensington. _, __ (M8788)
LESSING, Lieut. Edward Albert, O.B.E.
LESTER, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. Arthur EUis, D.S.O ,
0 B E Entered R.N. 1900 ; became Engineer-Lieut. 1904 ;
Engineer-Lieut.-Com. 1912 ; served in the Great War, 1915-19 ;
present at landing at GaUipoU (despatches). (03529)
LESTER, Horace Lenton, M.B.E.
LESTER, John Bingley Garland, O.B.E.
LESTER, Leontine Isahelle EmmeUne, Mrs., M.B.E.
L'ESTRANGE, Major Henry Roland, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
LETHABY, Major Tom, O.B.E.
LETHBRIDGE, Major Harold Octavius, M.B.E.
LETHBRIDGE, Marion Eva, C.B.E. War Work : Comdt.
General Service V.A.D.'s, France. (C549)
LETHBRIDGE, Col. Robert Thomas Morland, O.B.E.,
A.P.D.

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Lethbridge

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

LETHBRIDGE, Lieut.-Col. Sydney, O.B.E, R.A.
LETT, Hugh, C.B.E, M.B, F.R.CS, fi. 17 April, 1876 ;
s. of Richard Alfred Lett, of Wadingham, Lines. ; m. Helen
Buckston, d. of George Buckston Browne, of Wimpole Street.
Educ. : Marlborough Coll. ; Leeds ; London Hospital. Sur
geon to the London Hospital ; Vice-President Medical Society
of London ; late President Hunterian Society. War Work :
Surgeon to the Anglo- American Hospital, Wimereux, 1914-15 ;
Surgeon to the Belgian Field Hospital, 1915 ; Major, R.A.M.C,
Officer-in-charge Surgical Division, 31st General Hospital,
Port Said, 1915-16 ; Consulting Surgeon to the Prince of
Wales' Hospital for Officers, and other war hospitals, 1917-19.
Clubs : Garrick ; Royal Automobile. (C3116)
LETTICE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WUliam Henry, O.B.E.
LETTON, Charles Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 25 March, 1878 ;
s. of Charles W. Letton, of London ; m. Maud Annie, d. of
Edward Barnes, of London. Educ. : London. Superintendent
Government of India Printing Office, Simla, Punjab, India
War Work : Twice mentioned in Gazette of India for valuable
services rendered in India in connection with the War. Address :
Clarefield, Simla, Punjab. (M4179)
LETTS, WiUiam Malesbury, C.B.E, 6. 1873. Managing
Director of Crossley Motors (Limited), of Gorton, Manchester ;
Governing Director of Charles Jarrott and Letts (Limited) ;
Director of Carbic (Limited). (C550)
LETTY, WUUam, M.B.E, fi. 12 Dec. 1857 ; s. of WilUam
Joseph MUlard Letty, of Portsmouth ; m. Susan, d. of Frederic
Beck, of Southsea. Educ. : Privately. Principal Overseer
Engineer-in-Chief's Department, Admiralty ; Steward in the
Wesleyan Methodist Church. War Work : Inspecting and
hastening manufacture and completion of machinery for war
vessels. Address : 126, Wrottesley Road, Harlesden, London,
N.W. 10. (M2033)
LE VACK, WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 4 Jan. 1862. Civil Ser
vant ; Senior Clerk ; Statistical Office, H.M. Customs and
Excise, London, E.C. 3. War Work : Lent by the Honourable
Commissioners of H.M. Customs and Excise to organise and
control a Statistical Branch of the War Trade Department,
from March, 1915, to AprU, 1919. Address : 56, The Avenue,
West Ealing, London, W. 13. (M2575)
LEVERETT, Frederick WilUam, M.B.E.
LEVEY, 2nd Lieut. Bernard Alexander, M.B.E, R.A.F.
LEVEY, Lieut.-Col. Joseph Henry, D.S.O, O.B.E. Capt.
and Brevet Major Gordon HiglUanders ; Dep. Inspector of
Training with rank of Lieut.-Col. ; served in the Great War,
1914-18 (despatches). (05477)
LEVI, Louis, M.B.E.
LEVICK, Major Albert, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LEVICK, Sir Hugh Gwynne, K.B.E, fi. 17 March, 1870 ;
s. of John Musgrave Levick, of Burleigh, Cheshunt ; to. Agnes
Burwell, d. of James D. Stout, of Hoboken, U.S.A. Educ. :
Port Elizabeth, S.A. ; Malvern CoU. ; Hamburg. War Work :
Treasury in an advisory capacity ; Chairman Russian Liquida
tion Committee ; Treasury Representative on London Ex
change Committee ; Treasury Representative on Colwyn
Committee on Contracts ; Deputy British Delegate to the
Reparations Commission. Addresses : 7, Square Thiers,
Avenue Victor Hugo, Paris ; The Manor, Castle Combe,
Wilts. Clubs : St. James' ; City of London ; Algonquin,
Boston, U.S.A. (K151)
LEVICK, Hon. Capt. Thomas Henry Carlton, O.B.E,
6. 1867 ; s. of Frederick Levick, J.P, of Pinner, Middlesex ;
m. Evelyn Constance, d. of the late Frederick Quinton, J.P.
Educ. : London Univ. CoU. School, and France. War
Work : Special Missions abroad for H.M. Foreign Office and
Ministry of Shipping ; Capt. attached G.O.C. London Volunteer
Regiments ; Capt. attached by H.M. War Office to Head-
Quarters Staff of G.O.C. American Expeditionary Force,
London. Address : 23, Palace Court, London, W. 2. Clubs :
Royal Societies' ; Ranelagh. (01592)
LEVICK, Capt. Vivian Mortimer KENNY-, M.B.E.
LEVIEN, Capt. Norman James, O.B.E.
LEVINGE, Edward George, M.B.E.
LEVITA, Lieut.-Col. CecU Bingham, C.B.E, M.V.O,
J.P. County of London, R.A, fi. 1867 ; s. of the late E. Levita,
of 27, Ennismore Gardens, London ; to. Florence Woodruff,
d. of W. Robb of Glasgow. Educ. : Royal MiUtary Academy,
Woolwich. Member of London County Council for N. Ken
sington ; CouncUlor of Hove ; Managing Committee of
Brompton Hospital ; Member of Lloyds'. War Work : Mata-
bele War, 1896 ; S. Africa, 1899. mentioned in despatches ;
Lieut.-Col. Reserve of Officers, R.A. ; General Staff Officer,
1st Grade mentioned in despatches, 1917 ; thanked by Minister
of National Service, 1919. Address : 6, Brunswick Square,
Hove. Clubs : Carlton ; Garrick ; 1900. (C1665)
LEVITT, Capt. Robert Thorp, M.B.E, Cadet Batt.
A.P.W.O. Yorkshire Regt, 6. 18 June, 1870 ; s. of Joseph
Levitt, of Kingston-upon-HuU ; m. EUzabeth, d of Robert
Morns, of Kingston-upon-HuU Educ. : St. John's Church
School and West End Academy, Hull. Chief Clerk North
Riding territorial Force Association. War Work : Organisa-
?'¦,, ? tnin8. Equipping, and Administration of Territorial
and Volunteer Units raised in the North Riding of York-
i™fe.- . Address : The Parade, NorthaUerton, Yorks. Clubs :
t-J?,™' Conservative ; Comrades of the Great War. (M8790)
LEVY, Jeanne Athol, M.B.E.
LEVY, Joseph, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
LEWARN, Harold Stanley, M.B.E, 6. 9 June, 1883 ; s.
ot James Henry Lewarn, of Lydford, Devon. Educ. : Grey

Coat School, Plymouth. Sub-Conductor (Warrant Officer
Class I). War Work : Served on the Staff of the Headquarters
4th Division B.E.F. from Aug. 1914 to May, 1919. Addresses ¦
R.A.O.C, Army Inspection Buildings, Park Royal, London'
N.W. 10 ; Rossmoyne, Lydford, Devonshire. (M4539)'
LEWELLEN, Florence Beatrice, Mrs., M.B.E. ; _ of
the late A. G. Kitching, J.P, of Enfield ; to. Ernest, 8. of —
LeweUen. War Work : Hon. Sec. of Finchley War Pensions
Committee, and of Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association
Finchley. Address : Coningsby, Duke's Avenue, Finchley. '
(M8791)
LEWER, Major Arthur John, O.B.E, fi. 3 July, 1888 ; j
of John Lewer, of 7, Old Street, E.C. 1 ; m. Ada, d. of Edward
Page, of Plumstead. Educ. : St. Thomas's ; Charterhouse.
Bank Inspector ; CouncUlor, Islington Borough CouncU ¦
Chairman Finance Committee ; Major, T. F. Reserve ; stood
in Labour interest (1918 General Election) for East Islington.
War Work : Major, 11th London Regt. ; present at Suvla Bay'
Aug. 1915 ; Recruiting Officer for IsUngton, 1916-17 ; sub
stitution Officer for North London, 1917 ; Deputy Controller
of Registration, Ministry of National Service, Dec. 1917, to
Aug. 1918 ; Official i/c Propaganda, Irish Recruiting Council,
Aug. 1918, to Nov. 1918. Address : 28, Aberdeen Park, N. 5
(01593)
LEWERS, Lieut.-Col. Hugh Bennett, D.S.O, O.B.E.
Assist. Director AustraUan Med. Ser. (0501)
LEWES, John Guy Robert, O.B.E. (012051)
LEWES, Mary Louisa, M.B.E. ; d. of Major Price Lewes,
R.A, J. P, D.L, of Tyglyn Aeron, Cardiganshire. War Wort :
Red Cross V.A.D. work ; organised and became Commandant
of the Red Cross Auxiliary Hospital at Aberayron, Cardigan
shire, July, 1916 to Jan. 1918. Address : Tyglyn Aeron,
CUlan Aeron, Cardiganshire. Clubs : London ; New Century. (M8792)
LEWIN, Lady Ada Edwina Stewart, O.B.E, fi. 28 March,
1878 ; d. of the late Field-Marshal 1st Earl Roberts, of Engle-
mere, Ascot (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Col. Henry Frederick
EUiott, R.A, s. of Commander W. H Lewin, R.N. Educ:
Privately. Address : Englemere, Ascot. (0502)
LEWIN, IsabeUa Marion, Mrs, M.B.E, fi. 15 Oct. 1868 :
d. ot the late James Brown Alston ; m. Lieut.-Col. Wilfred
Hale Lewin, LA. (retired), s. of the late Edward Bernard Hale
Lewin. Quartermaster, V.A.D. Kent 54, 29 March, 1912;
Commandant V.A.D. Kent 54. 30 April, 1913. War Wort:
Opened Red Cross Hospital at St. Mary's Church HaU, Brom
ley, Kent, on 14 Oct. 1914, which continued in operation until
Dec. 1918 ; mentioned for War Services, Oct. 1917 and Aug.
1918 ; inscribed on RoU of Honourable Service, BlR.C.S.
Oct. 1918. (M3804)
LEWIN, Percy Evans, M.B.E, F.R.Hist.S, fi. 3 April,
1876 ; s. of Edward Christopher Lewin, of Boston, Lincoln
shire ; m. LContine Berthe, d. of John Dorman, of Cherbourg.
France. Educ. : Boston Grammar School. Librarian, Royal
Colonial Institute; author of "The Germans and Africa"
(1915); "The German Road to the East "(1916). War Wort:
Prepared a Report for the Foreign Office on German Adminis
tration in Africa ; employed in the Admiralty Intelligence
Division (Geographical Section), 1918-19 ; Propaganda work.
Address : Newholme, Coombe Lane, Wimbledon, S.W. 19.
(M8793)
LEWIS, AUce Pansy Mary, M.B.E, 6. 19 Feb. 1892;
d. of Richard Lewis, of Tufnell Park. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Sec. at Ministry of Shipping (Transport Depart
ment) from Sept. 1915 to Dept. 1920. Addresses: 100,
Huddleston Road, Tufnell Park, N. 7 ; 7, Impasse des Ormeant,
Le Havre, France. (M8794)
LEWIS, Annie Caton, Mrs., O.B.E, fi. 1 June, 1877 ; d. ot
the late Hugh Rose, of Edinburgh; m. Frederick Gustav
Lewis, C.B, C.M.G, T.D, of London. Educ. : The Grange
House, Edinburgh. Assistant Hon. Sec. Kensington Division,
B.R.C.S.; Commandant, London V.A.D. 28. War Wort:
Commandant-in-charge Military Hospital, White City, Oct.
1914 to May, 1915 • General Service Supervisor, 3rd London
General Hospital, Aug. 1915 to March. 1916 ; Hostel Super
intendent, No. 8 Red Cross Hospital, B.E.F, AprU, 1916, to
Dec. 1917 ; P. of W. Central Committee, April, 1918, to Feb.
1919. Club : V.A.D. Ladies'. (010821)
LEWIS, Benjamin Joseph, M.B.E.
LEWIS, Charles Henry, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LEWIS, Major Edward Trevor, O.B.E.
LEWIS, Edwin, M.B.E.
LEWIS, Elizabeth Tryphena, Mrs., O.B.E.
LEWIS, Ernest Harry, C.B.E.
LEWIS, Lieut.-Col. Ernest WiUiam, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
LEWIS, Capt. Frank Oswald, C.B.E, R.N. (ret.), fi. 1873;
s. of the late Samuel Lewis, of EdgehiU, Duffield, nr. Derby.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches twice). At-
dress : Evancoyd, Walton, Radnorshire. Club : United
Service. (C903)
LEWIS, Lieut. Frederiok, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
LEWIS, Capt. George Ernest, O.B.E, 6. 20 Apnl, 1872;
s. of Lieut. W. Lewis, of Hereford. Educ. : Westminster
and Cologne. War Work : Officer-in-charge Barracks anu
Camps in Dorset, Hants, Devon, and CornwaU. -Address.
16J, Orchard Street, Westminster. (07388)
LEWIS, George Frederiok, O.B.E, 5. 1889; s. ol
WiUiam Stephens Lewis, of Whitchurch, Glamorgansmre.
Educ. : Penarth County CoU. Commercial Manager, war
Work : Joined Army Aug. 1914 ; proceeded France, 19la

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Lewis

Batt Lewis Gun Officer, and IVth Corps Senior Lewis Gun
Instructor; afterwards Company Commander; severely
{founded during the taldng of Eaucourt L'Abbeye (Somme) in
file winter, 1916 ; joined Ministry of Shipping in 1917 ;
aonointed as Shipping Adviser on staff of Naval Commander-
in-Chief, Mediterranean, and in this position visited all the
Mediterranean ports. Address : Mayton, Whitchurch. Glam.
(010828)
LEWIS, Lieut.-Comm. Guy Perdell, O.B.E, R.N.R.
LEWIS, Helen, O.B.E. Attached to British MUitary
Hosnital British Military Mission, South Russia. (011790c)
LEWIS, Col. Henry, O.B.E V.D, J.P, D.L. Glamorgan,
1 21 July. 1847 ; s. of Henry Lewis, of Gieenmeadow Tong-
wynlois, near Cardiff; m. Rose Mabel, <J. of Capt. Durham,
Alderman Glamorgan County CouncU. War Work : Recruiting
4 vears Address : Greenmeadow, Tongwynlois, near Cardiff.
Club: Chivalry. (03796)
LEWIS, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Henry Augustus,
OBE, R.A, fi. 20 Sept. 1879; s. of Major E. J. G. Lewis,
Bengal Staff Corps ; to. Mary Margaret, d. of P. A. Newton,
of Westbourne. Educ. : Sedbergh School, Yorkshire. War
Wort: Deputy Supt. of Experiments, Shoeburyness, 1914-16 ;
Siege Artillery Brigade Commander, France, 1917 ; Super
intendent of Experiments, Shoeburyness, 1918. Club : United
Service. (C2213e)
LEWIS, Herbert David WUUam, O.B.E, M.I.E.E, Knight
of Grace of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem,
b. 25 Feb. 1872 ; s. of the Rev. David Lewis. V.D., M.A,
E.D, of Briton Ferry ; to. Kate, O.B.E, Deputy Lady Super
intendent for Wales, Order of the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem (q.o.) d. of Gomer WUliams, of Aberlloch, Brecorishire,
Educ. : Rossall CoU, Lancashire, and Finsbury Technical
Coll. Commissioner and Principal Secretary of the Priory
for Wales. Ciufis : Royal Automobile ; Cardiff and County ;
M.C.C. (O503)
LEWIS, Lieut. James Charles, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
LEWIS, Janet Marion Terry, M.B.E, 6. 8 Oct. 1869 ;
_. of the late Arthur James Lewis, of Moray Lodge, Campden
Hill, Kensington. Educ : Privately. War Work : Secretarial
work Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Assocn, Sept. 1914, to
Sept. 1915 ; Canteen work, Sept. 1915. to Sept. 1916 ; Ministry
of Labour, 1916, to AprU, 1918 ; transferred to Ministry of
Munitions as Section Director of Establishment, AprU, 1918,
to April, 1919. Address : 16, Chapel Street, Belgrave Square,
S.W. 1. (M665)
LEWIS, John, O.B.E.
LEWIS, John, M.B.E, J.P.
LEWIS, John, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 14 Aug. 1851 ; s. of David
Lewis, of Drefach Henllan ; m. Anne, d. of Samuel WUliams,
of Llysderi, Carmarthenshire. Educ. : Llangeler Nat. School ;
Trinity Chapel School, Penboyr. War Work : Member and
Vice-Chairman of Local Tribunal ; addressed meetings in
connection with Agricultural Production ; was a member
of the Committee, the result of the Committee's efforts being
an increase of 41 per cent, in acreage of land under corn ;
served on War Wool AUotment Committee for S. Wales ;
addressed meetings in connection with School Children's
War Savings. Address : Metros HaU, Defrach HerUlan,
S.O. Cardiganslure. (C991)
LEWIS, John, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 5 Jan. 1863 ; s. of WiUiam
Lewis, M.E, of Felinfoel ; m. Eliza Anne, d. of the Rev. J.
Jones, of Fehhfoel. Educ. : Felinfoel School ; Bangor Normal
CoU, Headmsater of Ammanford School since 1892 ; Ex-
Chairman LlandUo-Fawr Board of Guardians ; Ex-Chairman
Baptist Association ; Hon. Sec. Sunday School Union. War
Wort : Hon. Sec. Recruiting Committee ; Organiser of meet
ings in East Carmarthen Constituency. Address : Brynrhug,
Ammanford. (03797)
LEWIS, John Thomas, O.B.E. Probate Registrar,
Oxford. (011911)
LEWIS, Kate, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of Gomer WiUiams, of
Aberllech, Breconshire ; m. Herbert David William, O.B.E, q.v.,
a of the Rev. David Lewis, M.A, R.D, of Briton Ferry, Glam.
Mac. : Princess Helena CoU, Ealing ; Zurich ; Paris. Lady
Superintendent for Wales (Priory for Wales), Order of St. John ;
Vice-President Young Women's Christian Association, S.
Wales ; Lady President Young Helpers League ; Hon. Sec.
Western Cardiff District, National Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to ChUdren. War Work : Commandant V.A.D.
60, Glamorgen; Commandant of St. John Hospital, Porth-
cawl (200 beds) ; Supervising Commandant St. John Hospitals,
Southerndown, Clydach, Pontardawe. Address : 61, Cathedral
Bead, Cardiff, Glamorgan. Club : V.A.D. (010830)
LEWIS, Major Leonard Carey, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
LEWIS, Llewelyn, O.B.E, M.D, J.P. ; s. of WiUiam Lewis, of
Neath ; m. Lucy Maud, d. of James Kempthorne, of Wannceirch,
Heath, and Westminster Hospital, London. War Work :
Senior in Charge of Laurels Red Cross Hospital from beginning
to end of war ; Surgeon and Lecturer to Ambulance detach
ment of the V.T.C ; Lecturer and Examiner Red Cross
Society. Address : Maesythaf, Neath. (010831)
LEWIS, Lucas Reginald, C.B.E, CavaUere of the Royal
Crown of ItalyLfi. 8 Jan. 1S»3 , s. of John Jenkins Lewis, CE, of
Llandafl ; m. Daisy Maud, d. of the Ven. James Rice Buckley,
B.D., Archdeacon of Llandaff. Educ. : Llandaff. Director
of Lysberg, Ltd, CoUiery Sales Agents, Coal Exporters, Ship-
brokers, etc. A. M. McMUlan & Co, Glasgow, Newcastle, and
Hull; Chargeurs Beige, Antwerp, and Zambesia Mining
' development, Ltd. War Work : In charge of Coal stemming

arrangements for British, Frenoh, Italian, Russian Navies,
etc, from South Wales ; afterwards acting as Direct Repre
sentative of the Coal ControUer for all export from the whole
of the Bristol Channel ; resigned April, 1920, in order to
devote more time to own business. Address : Ty-Gwyn,
Llandaff, Glamorganshire. Clubs : British Empire ; Cardiff
Exchange. (C2759)
LEWIS, Margaret Blanohe, O.B.E ,M.A. ; d. of John Rice
Lewis, of Liverpool. Educ. : Liverpool High School ; Newnham
Coll, Cambridge. War Work: Sec. of the Liverpool Branch
National Union of Women Workers (now National Council
of Women), Liverpool Ladies' Sanitary Association, and Liver
pool Enquiry and Employment Bureau for Educated Women,
1905-10 ; Supervising Clerk, Board of Trade Labour Exchanges,
West Midlands Division, 1910 ; Organising Officer for Women's
Work, Board of Trade Labour Exchanges, West Midlands
Division, 1912 ; Chief Woman Officer, Ministry of Labour
Employment Department, West Midlands Division, 1919.
Addresses : 85, Oxford Road, Moseley, Birmingham ; Divisional
Office, 94, Corporation Street, Birmingham. Club : Three
Counties', Birmingham. (03798)
LEWIS, Capt. Orpheus WUUam Henry, M.B.E, P.A.S.I.,
F.A.I, 6. 7 Jan. 1882 ; s. of H. Stephen Lewis, of Chepstow,
Mon. Educ. : Privately. Civil Servant. War Work :
Lieut. E.R.R.G.A. (T.F.) Nov. 1915 to Dec. 1916 ; on Anti-
Aircraft Duties and through all the Air Raids on Hull ; General
Staff, Dec. 1916, to Nov. 1919, on Anti-Aircraft Duties ; Capt.
General Staff, 1918 ; mentioned three times in despatches.
Address : St. Maur, Hawthorne Avenue, Swansea. Club
Constitutional, HuU ; Masonic Lodge, Constitutional, 294. (M5420)
LEWIS, Rev. Percy, O.B.E, M.A, M.T.CA, 6. 12 Sept.
1882 ; s. of the Rev. L. O. Lewis, Vicar of Lindal-cum-Marton ;
to. Mabel Kathleen, d. of Frank Shrubsole, of Faversham.
Educ : Trent Coll. ; Worcester Coll, Oxford. Curate, Christ
Church. Ramsgate, 1906-12 ; Organising Sec. Chichester
Diocesan C.E.T.S, 1912-15; Examiner, Oxford Local Ex
aminations. War Work : Chaplain to the Forces, Egypt,
1915-17 ; Mesopotamia, 1917-19 ; Senior Chaplain, 18th
Indian Division, 1918-19. Address : St. Alban's Lodge,
Westgate-on-Sea. (02286)
f.EWIS, Reginald Jamieson, O.B.E. (011989)
LEWIS, Ruth, Mrs., O.B.E, M.A, J.P, 6. 1871 ; d. ofthe late
WiUiam Sproston Caine, of Clapham Common ; to. the Rt. Hon.
J. Herbert Lewis, P.C, M.P, LL.D, Deputy Lieut, for Flint
shire, s. of the late Enoch Lewis, of Mostyn Quay. Educ :
Clapham High School, and Newnham. Chairman of Women
Clerks and Secretaries Friendly Society ; Vice-President
Women's Free Church Council ; Member of Council of
Aberystwyth Coll. War Work : Four years sec. and manager of
Y.M.C.A. Canteen at Old Brewery, Earl Street, Westminster.
Addresses : 23, Grosvenor Road, Westminster ; Penucha,
Caerwys, Flintshire. (O504)
LEWIS, Sarah Agnes Jane, M.B.E, 6. 1860; d. of William
Lynas, of Dungannon, Co. Tyrone ; m. MiUord John Knox,
s. of Joseph Lewis, of Dublin. Educ : DubUn. War Work :
Amongst the soldiers at the Curragh Camp, Co. KUdare,
Ireland. Address : St. Paul's Church Hut, Hare Park MUitary
Camp, Curragh, Ireland. (M8797)
LEWIS, Thomas, C.B.E, M.D, D.Sc, F.R.CP, F.R.S. ;
s of Henry Lewis, J.P, of Cardiff; to. AUce Loma Treharne,
d. of Frank Treharne James, of Merthyr Tydfll. Educ. :
CUfton Coll ; Univ. Coll, Cardiff ; London. Physician of
the Staff of Medical Research; Physician to Univ. Coll.
Hospital, London. War Work : . Hon. Consulting Physician
in Diseases of the Heart, Ministry of Pensions ; Director of
CUnical Services, Military Heart Hospital, Hampstead and
Colchester. Address : 10, Chesterford Gardens, N.W. 3. (C3117)
LEWIS, Thomas Henry, M.B.E, 6. 26 June, 1882 ; s. of
James Lewis, of Reading, Berks. ; m. Vivian Mary, d. of
Edmund Thatcher Birch, of Cape Town. Educ : St. Thomas',
Charterhouse, London. CompUed and Edited " Women of
South Africa," and " Children of South Africa " ; founded
and was first editor of " The Service " ; author of " Germs
from German East " ; at present Editor of " Sales Manage
ment " and lately Assistant Editor of " Farm and Home,"
and '" Gardening Illustrated " (London). War Work : Served
with 24th Batt. I. Yeomanry, South African War ; Trans
vaal Mounted Rifles, Zululand Rebellion, 1906 ; South African
Forces, East African Expeditionary Force, Great War (twice
mentioned in despatches) ; seconded for service with the
British Salvage Commission for East Africa, 1918, and
appointed M B.E. for conspicuous services with British Salvage
Commission in East Africa. Address: 2, Bredon Gardens,
West Ealing, W. 13. (M8798:
LEWIS. Capt. Thomas Peroy, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
LEWIS, W. H. P., O.B.E, J.P, 6. 9 Feb. 1881 ; e. s. of the
late Arthur Griffith Poyer Lewis (see BURKE'S Landed Gentry) and
Annie Wilhelmine, d. of James Ellison, M.D, of Windsor, his
wife • m 29 July, 1908, Margaret Annie, e. d. of Sir John Eldon
Bankes K C, a Judge of the High Court of Justice, of Loughton
Hall, Flintshire (see Burke's Landed Gentry). Address : 1,
Palace Road, Llandaff.
LEWIS Capt. WiUred Hubert Poyer, O.B.E.
LEWIS, WilUam, M B.E, R.N.R.
LEWIS, WUUam John, M.B.E
LEWIS, Lieut.-Col. William John, O.B.E, 6. 5 Sept.
1868 ¦ s of William John Lewis, of Bethnal Green ; m. AUce,
d of Jolin Staines, of Bethnal Green. Educ. : London School

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Lewis

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Board. Councillor, six years Mayor ; Sec. North and East
Branch Working Men's Club and Institute UmonB^ar^ort .
Chairman Military Tribunal ; Member of Russian Tribunal ,
ChatoaS of Local CouncU, Food Committee, Military Hospital
Fund ; Founder of Local Training Corp ; interviewed Queen
Mary upon Housing and escorted her roiuffi Brady Street,
and other insanitary areas. Address : 35, St. Peter Strert^K 2.
LEWIS, Wyndham, M.B.E. _.„,,.»_ t. « n
LEWIS, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Francis OWEN-, D.S.O,
O B E 6 1868 ; s. of the late Henry Owen-Lewis, D.L,.
(formerly M.P. for Carlow), of 52, Cranley Gardens, S.W, and
of Inniskeen, co. Monaghan ; m. 1896, Kathleen, d of the late
WiUiam Henry, Chief Inspector, Roy. Irish Constabulary, of
Tivoli co DubUn. Educ. : Beaumont Coll. Entered
Princess of' Wales's Own (Yorkshire Regt.) 1889 ; .became
Capt, 1900 ; retired, 1904 ; served in S. Africa 1900 (des
patches) ; Great War, 1914-19, as a Gen. Staff Officer
and Hon. Major 4th Batt. Lancashire Fusiliers ; an A.Q.M.G.
with rank of Lieut.-Col. (despatches twice) ; Major, Gen.
Reserve of Officers, and H.M. Inspector of Prisons, Ireland.
Address : Willfleld, BaUsbridge, DubUn. Club : Army and
Navv (01594)
LEWIS, WiUiam REED-, M.B.E, 6. 25 Nov. 1860 ; s. of
Francis A. Lewis, of PhUadelphia ; m. Mary Balmarn, d. of
Lieut.-Col. Alex. Wynch, of Bath. Educ. : Philadelphia.
War Work : Organiser E. Sussex Belgian Relief and Bexlull
Belgian Refugee Committee. Address : The Library, BexhUl-
on-Sea. „_-,,._ (,H0!5)
LEWIS, Lieut. William John Duane REED-, O.B.E.
LEWTY, Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 6 March, 1876 ; to. James
Stanley Lewty. War Work: Commandant of Spondon
V A D Red Cross Hospital from Nov. 1914, to March, 1919
(40 Beds) ; Commandant, Spondon V.A.D. since inauguration
in 1912 Address : Ingle Nook, Spondon, Derby. (M8800)
LEWY, Theodore Harold, M.B.E. (M5831)
LEY, Major Arthur Edwin Hale, O.B.E.
LEY, Major Cuthbert Hillyer, O.B.E.
LEY, Henry James, O.B.E, M.D, fi. 1860 ; s. of Richard
Ley, M.R.C.S, of South Molton, N. Devon ; to. NeUie P, d. of
Richard Norris, M.D, of Birmingham. Educ. : Epsom Coll,
Edinburgh University, and London Hospital. Medical. War
Work: Medical Services, Christehurch AuxUiary Hospital
Hampshire. Address: 62, Herberton Road, West Southbourne,
Bournemouth. _, (011787c)
LEYCESTER, Capt. PhiUp Wrey, M.B.E, M.A, 6.
16 Nov 1894 ; s. of J. W. Leycester, D.L, of Ennismore,Cork.
Educ. : Rugby School ; Oriel Coll, Oxford. War Work :
Served for 2 years with 1st Cavahy Division in France ; later
became attached to the R.F.C, and served with 10th Squadron,
B.E.F. ; after the Armistice, proceeded to British Military
Mission, S. Russia, and was gazetted to the Staff. Address :
Ennismore, Cork. Club : Carlyle. (M7014)
LEZARD, Herbert Lewis, M.B.E, A.R.S.M, J.P, 6.
14 March, 1874 ; s. of Edward Joseph Lezard, of London ;
to. Isa, d. of Abraham Brown, of London. Educ. : Private
Schools in London ; Royal School of Mines. Mayor of Salis
bury, 1914-15, 1916-17. War Work : Chairman, Rhodesian
Soldiers Comforts Committee ; Chairman, Mashonaland
Central Fund. Address : P.O. Box 303, SaUsbury. Club :
SaUsbury. (M6459)
LICKMAN, Major and Qr.-Mr. Harry Sylvanus, D.S.O,
O.B.E. LIDDELL, Lieut.-Col. Clive Gerard, C.M.G, C.B.E,
D.S.O, Leicestershire Regt, 6. 1 May, 1883 ; s. of John Liddell,
of Huddersfield ; m. 1st, Clare Lambert, d of Lionel Lambert
Roberts, of Haywards Heath ; 2nd, Hilda Jessie Bisset, d. of
Robert Gregg Kennedy, of Victoria, B.C. Educ. : Uppingham
and Sandhurst. War Work : D.A.A. and Q.M.G, 1st Corps,
France, 5 Nov. 1914, to 2 Jan. 1916; A.A. and Q.M.G, 55th
(West Lancs.) Div, 3 Jan. 1916, to 9 Dec 1916 ; A.A.G, W.O,
7 Feb. 1917, to 1 March, 1919 ; D.S.O, July, 1915 ; C.M.G,
July, 1917 ; C.B.E, 1918 ; Bt. Lieut.-Col, Jan. 1917. CTwfis :
United Service ; Royal Automobile. (C1666)
LIDDELL, Dorothy Mary, M.B.E.. 6. 24 Dec. 1889 ;
eldest d. of John LiddeU, of Sherfield Manor, Basingstoke.
Educ. : Assumption Convent, St. Lawrence-on-Sea ; Paris and
Dresden. War Work : 1914-16, Commandant of the Sherfield
Manor AuxiUary MiUtary Hospital ; 1916, Nurse at H.M.
Queen of Belgian's Hospital, La Panne, Belgium; 1917, Nurse
at Hospital Temporaire. Arc en Barrois, France ; 1918, trained
in Massage at Swedish Institute, London. Address : Sherfield
Manor, Basingstoke, Hants. (M2037)
LIDDELL, Major Eric Manfre, O.B.E.
LIDDELL, HUda Kathleen, O.B.E, 6. 7 Feb. 1883 ; d.
of Harry Liddell, J.P, of Garefleld, Bodmin, CornwaU. Educ. :
St. Nicholas' School, Bodmin. Certificated Teacher under the
Cornwall Education Authority. War Work : Organiser of
Hospitality Canteen at Bodmin G.W.R. Station ; Christmas
Parcels Fund to Bodmin Service men, 1914-18 ; Bodmin and
District Beds (3), for the D.C.L.I. at the Queen Mary Conva
lescent Hospital, Roehampton ; local Hon. Sec. of S.E. Corn
wall Prisoners of War Fund ; and local branch of the Cornwall
Work AuxiUary of the British Red Cross. Address : Garefleld,
Bodmin, Cornwall. (010833)
LIDDELL, Rhoda Caroline Anne, M.B.E, 6. 1 July, 1859 ;
d. of Henry George Liddell, D.D, of The Deanery, Ch. Ch,
Oxford. War Work : Netley Red Cross Hospital, Orthopaedic
Splint Dept. Address : Hoseyrigge, Westerham, Kent. (M8801)

LIDDELL, Violet Constance, M.B.E., 6. 9 March, 1864 ;
d. of Henry George Liddell, D.D, of The Deanery, Christ
Church Oxford War Work: Netley Red Cross Hospital,
Orthopaedic Splint Dept. Address : Hoseyrigge, Westerham,
Kent. (M8802)
LIDDERDALE, Alan Wadsworth, O.B.E, 6. 1885 ; s. of
the Rt Hon Wm. Lidderdale. Educ : Winchester ; Balliol.
Director of Nisbet & Co, Ltd, Publishers, 22, Berners Street,
W 1 War Work : Clerk in Contraband Dept, Foreign Office.
Address : 1. Portsea Place, Connaught Square, W. 2. Club :
New Univ. ,__,_, __ _ _, (0505)
LIDDERDALE, John Henry, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LIDDIARD, Edgar Stratton, M.B.E, I.C.S, fi. 29 April.
1878 • s. of the late W. B. Liddiard, of Lloyds' ; m. Mabel
Audrey d. of H. R. Brooke, of Tonbridge. Educ : Malvern
and Worcester Coll, Oxford. Registrar, Judicial Commis
sioners Court, 1909-10 ; Settlement Officer, Etawah, 1911-14 ;
District Magistrate, Jalaun, 1916-19; Etah, 1920. War
Work : Raising recruits and organising investments in War
Loan. Address : c/o Messrs. Grindlay & Co, 54, Parliament
Street, London. (M7123)
LIDDIARD, Jessie, M.B.E, 6. 31 July, 1870 ; d. of Edwin
James Liddiard, of Thornton Heath. Educ. : Parkfleld CoU,
Forest HiU. S.E. Superintendent of Clerical Staff (Women),
London Telephone Service. War Work : Assisting in organisa
tion of Awards Branch, Ministry of Pensions, Chelsea, 1917.
Address: 6, Norbury Avenue, Thornton Heath. Club:
Forum. (M666)
LIDDINGTON, Ezra WiUiam Edmund, O.B.E.
LIDDLE, Capt. Dudley Mark Percy, O.B.E, 6. 31 July,
1893 ; s. of the late Mark Anthony Liddle ; m. EUnor Mary,
d of the late Frank Thomas HiU. Educ. : Mackenzie Park,
Slough. Officer of the Merchant Taylors' Company. War
Work: 4 Aug. 1914, Private (Transport) Artists Rifles;
promoted Corporal, Nov. 1914 ; Sergt, Feb. 1915 ; gazetted
2nd Lieut.. R.A S.C, May, 1915; Lieut, Aug. 1915; Capt,
Feb. 1916 ; appointed Adjutant, May 1916 ; service with
56th Divisional Train in France, Feb. 1916. to June, 1919.
Address : 4, Kingsmead Road. Streatham HiU, S.W. 2. (O5480)
LIDDLE, Thomas, M.B.E, J.P.
LIDIERTH, James Eugene, M.B.E.
LIENARD, 2nd Lieut. Walter, M.B.E, R.A.F.
LIGAT, John Mackinlay, M.B.E, 6. 29 July, 1878 ; s. of
John Ligat, of Glasgow; to. Winifred Mary, d. of John G.
Miller, of BramhaU. Educ. : Hutcheson's Grammar School,
Glasgow. War Work: In charge of the Comforts Depot,
Manchester ; British Red Cross Society, East Lancashire
Branch, and Sec. to the Comforts Committee, 1914-18; Sec.
to the Joint Committee of the Comforts Committee, B.R.C.S.,
East Lancashire Branch, and the Lancashire County War
Association for the Manchester War Hospital Supply Work
rooms, Dover House. Address : Kerry, Sylvan Avenue,
Brooklands, Cheshire. (M3805)
LIGHT, Edgar WUUam, M.B.E. ___.
LIGHTBODY, Henry, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 3 Oct. 1876;
s. of Henry Nisbet Lightbody, of Wishaw, Scotland; m.
Janet Littlejohn, d. of Wm. Christie, of Wishaw. Educ. :
BerryhiU School, Wishaw; Glasgow Athenaeum; Birkbeck
Coll, London. Gen. Sec. Scottish National Y.MU.A. War
Work : Convener, and afterwards Gen. Sec. of the Camp and
Fleet Department, Scottish National CouncU of Y.M.C.A.
Addresses: 118, George Street, Edinburgh; 7, Hermitage
Drive, Edinburgh. Clubs: Scottish Liberal ; Glasgow Liberal. (M668)
LIGHTFOOT, Georgina Flora, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 22 Sept.
1872 ; d. of George NankiveU, late of Kobe, Japan ; m. Charles
Herbert, s. of Frederick James, late of Esher, Surrey, England
War Work : A promoter and Hon. Sec. of the " Kobe Bntish
Women's Patriotic League," Japan, 1914-16 ; a promoter and
Hon. Sec. of the " Shizuoka AUies League," Japan, 1916-18.
Address : Shizuoka, Japan. (M3806)
LIGHTFOOT, Harriet, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
LIGHTFOOT, Major Kenneth, O.B.E, R.E.
LIGHTFOOT, Capt. LesUe Jabez, O.B.E, B.A.P.D.,
fi. 11 April, 1889 ; s. of the late Col. Jabez Lightfoot, of GoraK-
apur, India. Educ. : Bedford School. War Work: Serving
at Hamilton N.B. Army Pay Office on outbreak of war; in
May, 1915, to Suvla Bay, GaUipoU, with Headquarters IX.
Corps ; left Suvla Bay during the evacuation in Dec. 1915 ,
posted to Headquarters XHth Corps at Salonica ; left Salonica
Force in April, 1919, for Constantinople; mentioned in
despatches, 1917 and 1918. CZufi : Junior Army and Navy.
LIGHTFOOT, Theresa Anne, M.B.E.
LIGHTWOOD, Francis Harry, M.B.E. .... .
LILE, Henry John, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 13 Sept. 1864 ,
s. of WUUam Lile, of Neyland, Pern, S. Wales • to. Kezin.d. or
Isaac Chadwick, of Whitby, Yorks. Educ. : Pembroke Dock,
S. Wales. Superintendent, MUford District, Trinity House
Service. War Work : Admiralty Service connected with tne
Northern Barrage between Orkney Islands and Horway.
Address : Trinity Wharf, Neyland, Pembroke, S. Wales.

LILBURN, Bethea, Mrs., M.B.F. „„, . n.
LILLEY,Arthur Winfleld, M.B.E, 6. 8 Aug. 1884; s. or
Alexander WelUngton Lilley, of St. Paul, Minnesota, «•
Kathleen Elsie, d. of Alfred Butterworth, of Cawnpore. Educ.
PubUc School of Minnesota, U.S.A. Director, British India

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Lindsell

Corporation, Ltd. ; Director, AUiance Advertising Association ;
Member Managing Committee, Upper India Chamber of Com
merce, Cawnpore. War Work : Sec. of the Cawnpore WooUen
Mills Co, whieh was engaged throughout the war exclusively
In the manufacture of woollen wearing apparel for the Indian
Army, and it was due to his efforts that the output of the mills
was trebled during the emergency. Addresses : The Shieling,
Cawnpore, India ; 2174, Princeton Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota,
U.S.A. Cfafis: Cawnpore; Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota. (M7125)
LILLEY, Kate, M.B.E., 6. 4 Dec. 1873 ; d. of the late
T. Luley.J.P, of Clacton-on-Sea. Educ. : Privately and
France. War Work : Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and Sailors' Families
Association ; Hon. Sec War Pensions Sub-Committee, Clacton.
Addresses : The Grange, Dovercourt ; 213A, High Street,
Kensington. (M8806)
LILLEY, Capt. Leonard Moore, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LILLICO, WUliam Lionel James, C.B.E, 6. 4 Oct. 1880 ;
s. of WiUiam LUico, J.P, of Croydon ; m. Florence Mary,
_. of George Eaton Goldsmith, of Bury St. Edmunds. Educ. :
Aldenham Coll, Radlett, Herts. Grain Merchant ; Partner
of Wm. LUlico and Sons, 15, Seething Lane, E. fi. War Work :
Director of Feeding Stuffs SuppUes. Ministry of Food, for two
years ; gave his services gratuitously. Clubs : St. Stephen's ;
City Carlton. (C2760)
LILLINGSTON, Major Frederick Franois Innes, O.B.E.
(011746)
LILLICRAP, Charles Swift, M.B.E.
LILLICRAP, Herbert Richard, M.B.E.
LILLY, Walter Elsworthy, M.B.E, M.A, M.A.I, D.Sc,
M.LMech.E, 6. 1867. Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering,
Trinity CoU., DubUn. War Work : Assistant CivUian Inspector,
Woolwich. Address : 40. Trinity CoUege, DubUn. (M10251c)
LIMB, Capt. Frank, O.B.E, R.A.S.C. (M.T.)
LIMERICK, May Imelda Josephine, Countess of, C.B.E.,
d. of Joseph Burke Dwin, of the Priory, Co. Limerick, and
formerly Resident Magistrate, of StuUeson House, Drogheda ;
m. 1890, WilUam Henry Edmond de Vere Sheaffe Pery Earl of
Limerick, late Capt. and Hon. Major, 5th Batt. R. Munster
FusUiers. War Work: Superintendent of the Free Buffet,
London Bridge Station. Address: Dromore Castle, Pollas-
kerry. Limerick. (C3152)
LIMMING, WiUiam Thomas, M.B.E.
LINCOLN, CecU Henning, O.B.E, M.B.E.
LINCOLN, John Bebrouth, O.B.E, B.A, B.CL. (Oxon.
LL.B. (Dublin), 6. 29 Dec. 1875 ; s. of the late James Edward
Lincoln ; m. Harriett EUen Dvine, d. of the late Joseph Arthur
Beardmore. Educ. : King's CoU. School, and Corpus Christi
Coll, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple, 1903 ;
Civil Servant ; Legal Department of the Board of Education,
1905-15. War Work: Assist. Sec. of the Central Control
Board (Liquor Traffic), 1915. Addresses : 134, Piccadilly ;
Whithorn, Friern Lane, Whetstone, Middlesex. Clubs :
Authors'; South Herts Golf. (01595)
LINDESAY, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Sinclair, O.B.E.
LINDLEY, Hon. Francis Oswald, C.B, C.B.E, B.A,
6. 12 June, 1872 ; 5th s. of the 1st Baron Lindley (see BUKKE'S
Peerage); m. 12 Jan. 1903, Hon. Ethelreda Mary Fraser,
3rd d. of Simon, 13th Lord Lovat (see Burke's Peerage).
H.M.'s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at
Vienna from 1920. Address : The British Embassy, Vienna.
Ctefis : St. James's ; Turf ; Bachelors' ; Brooks's. (C40)
LINDLEY, Tinsley, O.B.E, LL.D, B.A, 6. 27 Oct. 1S65 ;
«. of the late Aid. Leonard Lindley, of Nottingham ; m. Con
stance Agnes, d. of the late Sir Francis Burnand. Educ. :
Nottingham High School ; The Leys ; Caius CoU, Cambridge.
Barrister-at-Law; Law Lecturer, Nottingham Univ. CoU.
War Work : Deputy Director, Notts. Territorial Association ;
Commissioner, MiUtary Service (CivU LiabUities) Department ;
Commander, Nottingham City Special Constables; Assistant
Notts Area, Remounts Department. Addresses : 14, Park
Terrace, Nottingham ; Lamb BuUdings, Temple, E.C. Clubs :
Notts County; Constitutional; Sports. (O506)
LINDLEY, Walter, M.B.E, J.P.
LINDLEY, WiUiam Burns, O.B.E.
LINDON, John Benjamin, O.B.E, M.A, LL.M, 6.
14 Sept. 1884 ; to. Myleta Fenton, d. of Sir WUliam Corry,
Bart, of Norbury Park, Dorking; 118, Eaton Square, S.W.
(see Bukke'S Peerage). Educ : Harrow, and Caius Coll,
Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law. War Work : Chief Intelligence
Officer, War Trade IntelUgence Department. Addresses :
23, Bryanston Square, W. 1 ; 11a, New Square, Lincoln's Inn.
CM: Oxford and Cambridge. (010835)
LINDOP, Capt. Patrick, M.B.E, A.P.D
LDJDQUIST, Capt. Oskar, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LINDSAY, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Dunlop, C.B.E. ; Capt.
and A. Lieut.-Col. Gen. List. Served in the Great War,
1914-19 (despatches'. (C1281)
LINDSAY, Alexander Harvey, M.B.E.
LINDSAY, Capt. Alfred Stewart, M.B.E, M.C, 6. 15 March,
1887 ; s. of WilUam Stewart Lindsay, of Timaru, New Zealand.
Educ : Christ CoU, Christehurch, New Zealand. Engineer.
Wm Work : GaUipoli ; Patrol work in Egypt ; has Croix de
Guerre. Address: c/o John Stewart Robertson, Golf Park,
Prestwick, Ayrshire. (M6551)
LINDSAY, Daroy, C.B.E, 6. 1865 ; s. of the late David
Baird Lindsay, of DowhUl, Kinross, N.B. Sec. Calcutta
Branchlof Royal Insurance Co, Ltd. War Work: Sec.
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coUeotlons for same. Address : 26, Dalhousie Square, Cal-
0''%™- Clubs : Sports; Bengal; New, Calcutta. (C1083)
LINDSAY, Eliza Hunter, M.B.E, d. of John Lindsay, of
Lauder, N.B. Educ. : Lauder and Edinburgh ; for many
years Head Mistress of Lauder Public School (ret.). War
Work : At the beginning of the war, as sister of the Provost of
the Royal Burgh of Lauder, she devoted her time to the organis
ing of schemes for the benefit both of local soldiers at home and
abroad, as well as the soldiers in general, and through her
lmtiative many comforts were made ; Sec. of a Work Party
of which the Viscountess Maitland, of Thiriestane Castle,
Lauder, was President, and continued in the same capacity
when the Work Party joined tho Army Council Scheme under
Sir Edward Ward, till the Association ended, 31 March, 1919,
for which work she was mentioned in despatches in 1918. (M8808)
LINDSAY, Ernest Charles, C.B.E, M.B, F.R.CS,
i. 24 AprU, 1883 ; s. of the Rev. George Lindsay, of South-
bridge, Canterbury, New Zealand. Educ. : Otago Univ., New
Zealand. Assistant Surgeon, London Hospital, London, E. ;
Surgical Tutor, London Hospital Medical CoU. War Work:
Surgical Specialist, 18 CCS, B.E.F. ; Major, R.A.M.C,
Officer in charge Surgical Division, 32 Stat. Hospital, B.E.F.
Address : 46, Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square, W.
Club : Royal Automobile. (C1282)
LINDSAY, Eugenie Josephine, Mrs., C.B.E, 6. 31 March,
1893 ; d. of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Oudin, of London and New
York ; m. Peter Lindsay. Educ. : Queen's CoU, London. War
Work : Before her marriage was Superintendent of Translation
Bureau, War Office, 1914-17 ; private Sec. to Major-Gen. Sir
George Macdonogh, Director of MiUtary Intelligence, 1917-18 ;
Private Sec. to Lieut.-Gen. Sir J. Macdonogh, Adjt.-Gen. to
the Forces, 1918-19. Address : 21, Cadogan Gardens, S.W.
(C2761)
LINDSAY, 2nd Lieut. Harold Robert, M.B.E.
LINDSAY, Harry Alexander Fanshawe, C.B.E, I.C.S. ;
s. of the late Alexander Martin Lindsay, CLE, of Bank of
Bengal, Calcutta ; to. 1909, Kathleen Louise Huntington.
Educ. : St. Paul's School, and Worcester CoU, Oxford. Under
Sec. Commerce and Industry Depart, India, 1912-15 ; Director-
Gen, of Commercial Intelligence in India since 1916. Address :
Calcutta. Club : Bengal (Calcutta). (C1977)
LINDSAY, Col. Henry Arthur Peyton, C.M.G, C.B.E,
6. 1868 : s. of the late Major Arthur Ferguson Lindsay, 8th
Bengal Cav. ; to. 1905, Charlotte Eliza Campbell, d. of the late
Major A. F. Stewart, Worcestershire Regt. Edue. : Dulwich
CoU. Entered W. Indian Regt. 1887, became Capt. Indian
Army, 1898 ; Major, 1905 ; Lieut.-Col. 1913 ; served on the
N.-W. Frontier of India, 1897-8 (medal with clasp) ; in the
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches) ; Assist. Director of Trans-
Sort, Rawal Pindi Concentration, 1905 ; Delhi Coronation
'urbar, 1911 ; appointed to command Meerut Div. Train,
1912 ; Dep. Director of SuppUes and Transport, 1916, with
rank of Col. (C2037)
LINDSAY, Lieut.-Col. Henry Edith Arthur, O.B.E, J.P,,
6. 1866 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. the Hon. C. Lindsay, C.B. ; m.
Norah, d. of the Hon. E. Bourke (see BUKKE'S Peerage,
Mayo, E.). Educ. : Cheam, and Oxford MUitary Coll. War
Work : Commission, B.R.F.S, Aug. 1914, to Aug. 1915 ;
R.F.C and R.A.F. to end of war. Address : The Manor
House, Sutton Courtney, Abingdon. Clubs : Naval and
MUitary ; Royal Automobile. (01597)
LINDSAY, James Brown, O.B.E.
LINDSAY, Major James Hawkins, O.B.E.
LINDSAY, The Lady Kathleen, O.B.E, S. 20 Dec. 1876 ;
(see Bukke'S Peerage, Carrick, B.) ; d. of the late Earl of
Carrick, of Mount Juhet. Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny ; to.
Walter Charles, s. of Col. Henry Gore Lindsay, of Glasnevin
House, Dublin. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Sept,
1914, to April, 1916, Lady Superintendent of the Women
Workers packing rations, etc, at the R.A.S.C. Supply Reserve
Depot, Deptford ; May, 1916, to June, 1919, Lady Superintendent
of the Women Workers of the Inspection Department, Royal
Arsenal, Woolwich. Club : Ladies' Athenaeum. (01598)
LINDSAY, Capt. Lionel Arthur, M.V.O, O.B.E.
LINDSAY, Major Norman James, O.B.E, Can. A.S.C
(M.T.) LINDSAY, Capt. Peter, O.B.E, R.G.A.
LINDSAY, Capt. Walker Stewart, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
fi. 1885 ; d. of M. M. Lindsay, of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Educ. :
Dalhousie and Edinburgh Univs. Professor of Pathology and
Bacteriology, Univ. of Saskatchewan. War Work : O.C
No 13 Mobile Laboratory. Address : The Univ., Saskatoon,
Canada. (05481)
LINDSAY, Major William George, O.B.E.
LINDSAY, WilUam Joseph, M.B.E, M.A, M.D, B.C.;
8. of the Rev. Thos. Lindsay, of Castle Ellis, Co. Wexford.
Educ : Epsom ; Cambridge ; Guy's Hospital. Ophthalmic
appointments at Royal Eye Hospital, Southwark, and at other
hospitals War Work : Ophthalmic Surgeon, 4th London
General Hospital, R.A.M.C (T.). Address: 84, Heme Hill,
S.E. 24. (M10270)
LINDSELL, Iris le Strange, M.B.E, 6. 12 April, 1888 ;
d. ot the late Herbert Edward Lindsell, of Holme, Biggleswade,
Beds. War Work : Sec. of Camps Library, 45, Horseferry Road,
Westminster, for 5 years. Address : 35, CharlevUle Mansions,
Kensington, W. 14. Club : New Century. (M3809)
LINDSELL, Capt. Reginald Stuart, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LINDSELL, Major Wilfred Gordon, D.S.O, O.B.E, M.C,

Lindsey

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

R.A, 6. 1884; s. of Gerald Charles Huntingdon Lindsell.
Served in the Great War, 1914-18 (despatches, Croix de Guerre). (02614)
LINDSEY, Rev. Charles Edward Chaloner, O.B.E.
LINEHAM, Samuel, O.B.E. Managing Director of
Leigh, Lineham & Co, Ltd, Call Lane, Leeds. President of
West Riding Provision Merchants and Wholesale Grocers
Association Ltd. ; President, North Eastern Federation of
Produce Merchants, Ltd. ; Director of National Federation of
Produce Merchants, Ltd. ; Member of Bacon Advisory Com
mittee at Ministry of Food, London ; Member of the Council
of the Leeds Chamber of Commerce. Address : 175, Chapel-
town Road, Leeds. (010837)
LINES, Lieut. Reginald Edward, M.B.E., I.A.R.O.
LINFIELD, Frederic Caesar, M.B.E, J.P.
LINFOOT, William Ernest, M.B.E, 6. 10 Feb. 1872 ;
s. of the late George Linfoot, of Spofforth ; m. Florence, d. of
the late John Stockdale, of Birstwith. Educ. : Rishworth
Grammar School. Works Manager, The CampbeU Gas Engine
Co, Ltd, Halifax, Yorks. War Work : Organisation and
manufacture of oil and steam engines for motor gunboats and
trawlers ; experimental paravanes: steam and electric winches
for trawlers and kite balloons ; air station Installations, sub
marine engine components ; for Army, shells, bombs of many
varieties in large quantities, also many types of experimental
chemicai sheUs. Address : 28, Highfield Terrace, HaUfax. (M8809)
LING, Robert, M B.E, R.N.R.
LING, Major Robert Walton.CB.E , D.S.O, M.C, R.F.A,
R.F.A, fi. 29 March, 1886 ; s. of Christopher Ling, J.P, of
Wandales, Wetheral, Cumberland ; to. Mia Dorothy, d. of
Thomas Reynell Lane, of London. Educ. : West Downs,
Winchester ; Bradfleld Coll. ; Royal Military Academy,
Woolwich. War Work : Battery Commander, France, May,
1915, to Dec. 1917 ; Brigade Major, R.A, France, Dec. 1917,
to March, 1919 ; Chief ArtiUery Liaison Officer with British
MUitary to S. Russia, April, 1919, to July, 1920. Address :
2, Lassa Road, Eltham, Kent. Club : Junior United Service. (C3130)
LING, Lieut. Herbert Westwood, M.B.E.
LINGARD, Lieut. WilUam, M.B.E, R.A.F.
LINK, Emily Ethel, M.B.E, 6 21 Jan. 1878 ; d. of John
David Link, of Croydon. Educ. : Croydon High School.
War Work : Hon. Sec. Wallacefield AuxUiary Hospital from
Oct. 1914, until June, 1915 ; Commandant of St. Dorothy's
AuxUiary Hospital from Jan. 1916, until June, 1919. Address :
21, Spencer Road, South Croydon. (M8810)
LINK, Major WUlie CressweU, O.B.E.
LINKLATER, Capt. George James, O.B.E, M.B,
R.A.M.C (T.).
LINLITHGOW, John Victor Alexander Hope, Marquess
of, Earl of Hopetoun, Viscount Aithrie, Baron Hope, Baron
Hopetoun, Baron Niddry, O.B.E, D.L, fi. 24 Sept. 1887 ;
e.s. of 1st Marquess and Hon. Hersey de Moleyns, 3rd d. of
4th Lord Ventry (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; to. Doreen Maud,
2nd d. of Sir Frederick Milner, Bt. (see Burke's Peerage).
Educ. : Eton. Addresses : 91, Lancaster Gate, W. 2 ; Hope
toun House, Queensferry, Linlithgowshire. Clubs : Carlton ;
New, Edinburgh. (07392)
LINNELL, Agnes Evelyn, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of the Rev.
E. T. Waters, of Highclere, Hants. ; m. Dr. John Everard,
M.B. (Cantab), D.P.H, s. of Forester Linnell, of Duddon
Lodge, Tarporley. War Work : Assist. Commandant of V.A.D.
Hospital, Sheringham. Address : The Point, Sheringham
Norfolk. (M671)
LINTHORNE, Richard Roope, O.B.E, 6. Jan. 1864-
s. of Richard Linthorne, of Poole, Dorset ; to. Lizzie Gertrude'
d. ol Richard Gibbin, of Southampton. Educ : Liverpool
Coll. Solicitor ; Town Clerk of Southampton, since May
1899. War Work : Hon. Sec. Southampton Representative
Committee (Prince of Wales' Fund) ; Executive Officer for
Southampton Food Control Committee ; Clerk of Southamp
ton Tribunal. Addresses : Municipal Offices, and 33, West-
wood Road, Southampton. Club : Royal Societies'. (010838)
LINTON, Major Adam Pearce, O.B.E.
LINTON, Col. Charles, O.B.E.
LINTON, Charles AsteU George, M.B.E.
LINTON, Capt. George Purdie, O.B.E,, M.C
LINTOTT, Major John William, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LINTOTT, Walter, M.B.E, S. 6 July, 1868 ; s. ol Samuel
Lintott, of Lewes, Sussex. Educ. : Privately. Formerly
Partner in the firm of Powell & Co Land Agents, Lewes ¦
Sec. Sussex County Agricultural Society, and Sussex Dairy
Farmers' Association. War Work : Assisted in the organisation
of the Lewes Company of the Volunteer Training Corps, and
took a commission as Platoon Commander in the Company •
resigned to take up command of the Lewes Company, Sussex
Yeomanry Cadets, affiliated to the Sussex Territorial Force
Association ; in Aug. 1914, assisted in the arrangements for
the establishment of Military Hospitals in Lewes ; appointed
Quartermaster and Treas. of the Military Hospital • Sussex 48
from the opening in May, 1915, and remained in office till
dernobihsation, 1919 ; acted as Sec. and Treas. to the Lewes
SeStI?oB'B"C-S:' and, as Treas- to the Mid-Sussex Branch,
B.R.C.S. ; on the outbreak of war assisted in the arrangement
of the scheme for dealing with the popiUation of Lewes in case

of emergency ; has been Treas of the East Sussex War
Pensions Committee, 1917-20 ; when the need of further food
production through rut the country was realised, assisted the
East Sussex War Agricultural Committee in the survey of
certain parishes, and remained as Sec. to the ChaUey Sub-
Committee ; Sec. and Treas. of the Agricultural Relief of Allies
Committee. Addresses : 50, Osmond Road, Hove ; St. Jean
de Luz, B.P, France. Clubs : Constitutional ; Royal Auto
mobile ; New, Brighton ; Lewes and County, Lewes. (M8812)
LIPMAN, Samuel Niman, M.B.E.
LIPPOLD, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Albert Arthur, M.B.E
R.A.M.C. (T.).
LIPSETT, Major Lewis Riohard, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
LISLE, Lieut. Arthur, M.B.E, R.E.
LISTER, Charles, M.B.E. 6. 16 July, 1877 ; s. of Robert
Lister, of Leeds. TextUe Manufacturer; Director, Mysore
Industrial Bank. War Work : Manufacture and Supply of
Textiles for Indian Army. Addressee: Cubbon Hotel
Bangalore, India; Portland Terrace, Midvale Road, St'
Heliers, Jersey. (M6192)
LISTER, Charles Ashton, C.B.E, fi. 1871 ; s. of Sir
Ashton Lister, C.B.E, M.P, of The Towers, Dursley, Gloucester
shire ; to. Laura Emmeline, d. of A. Browning, of The Home
stead, Weston, Bath. J.P. for Gloucestershire; Chairman and
Director of several engineering concerns ; Member of W. of
England Munitions Board of Management ; Board of Manage
ment, Reconstruction Advisory Panel. Address : Sneyd Park
House, Sneyd Park, Bristol. (C551)
LISTER, Brev.-Major Francis Vivian, O.B.E, A.I.C.E ,
M.R.San.I, F.R.G.S, 6. 1871 ; s. of WiUiam Lister, of Grea.
Crosby ; m. Jessie Moseley, d. of Job Hamer, of Mexico.
Edue. : Merchant Taylors' ; France ; U.S.A. War Work :
Supt. Chemical Projectile Laboratory ; Supt. of Design,
Chemical Warfare Dept. ; mentioned four times in despatches,
1915-19. Clubs: Devonshire and Ranelagh. (O508)
LISTER, Capt. George, M.B.E.
LISTER, Rev. Irvine, M.B.E, 6. 9 Nov. 1883 ; s. of the
late David Lister, of Hipperholme, Yorks ; m. Jessie, d. of the
late John Townsend, of HaUfax, Yorks. Educ. : Hipperholme
Grammar School ; Manchester Univ. ; United CoU, Bradford.
Minister, Congregational Church, UppermiU, Yorks, 1909-14;
Cairo Street Chapel, Warrington, 1914. War Work : Hon. Sec.
Care Committee of the South Lancs. Regt. Prisoners of War ;
Hon. Chaplain, Whitecross Hospital, MiUtary ; Member of
War Pensions Committee. Addresses : 9, Palmyra Square,
Warrington ; The Old Academy, Warrington. (M3810)
LISTER, Sir Robert Ashton, C.B.E, 6. 4 Feb. 1845 i s. of
G. Lister, of Dursley ; m. Frances Anne. Educ : Dusseldorf ;
Versailes. Engineer and County Surveyor. War Wort:
County Chairman of War Savings Committee ; Commissioner
of War Savings for WUts and Somerset. Address: The
Towers, Dursley, Gloucestershire. Clubs : Reform ; National
Liberal ; Gloucester. (C992)
LISTER, Thomas David, C.B.E, M.D, 6. 30 Jan. 1869 ;
s. of Francis Wilson Lister, of London ; m. Louise Edna
Bertha, d. of E. Bitter, of London. Educ: Guy's Hospital;
Senator of London Univ. ; Consulting Physician to Royal
Exchange Assurance, Friends' Provident Institution, North
British and Mercantile ; Visiting Physician to Mt. Vernon
Hospital and Royal Waterloo Hospital. War Work: Was
Consulting Physician for chest cases to the Prince of Wales'
Hospital for Officers, Marylebone, with 800 beds (two epidemics
of influenza and pneumonia), throughout its occupation as a
hospital ; and treated heart and gas cases, tuberculosis of the
lungs, and other chest conditions. Address : 31, Harley Street,
W. 1 ; Bockmer End, Medmenham, Bucks. Club : Royal
Societies. (C3118)
LISTER, Lieut. WiUiam, M.B.E.
LISTON, Eng.-Comm. Andrew Graham, O.B.E, R.N.R.
LISTON, Mary Forbes, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B.
LITCHFIELD, Capt. John Walter, M.B.E.
LITHIBY, Beatrice Ethel, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
LITSTER, WiUiam James, O.B.E, 6. 10 Feb. 1869 ; s. oj
Capt. Archie Litster, of Leslie, Fifeshire ; m. Olivia Sarah
Anne, d. of Thomas Bean, of Simla. Educ. : Bishop Cotton
School, Simla, and Grammar School, Leslie, Fifeshire. Assist.
Manager and Chief Accountant, Head Office of Alliance Bank of
Simla, and later Secretary, Simla MunicipaUty. War Wort:
Hon. Treas. Joint War Committee and St. John Ambulance
Association, Headquarters for India. Club : United Service,
Simla. (O4058)
LITTLE, Capt. Cuthbert Joseph Harwood, O.B.E, M.B,
Ch.B, R.A.M.C, 6. 13 June, 1889 ; s. of the Rev. J. Harwood
Little, of Great Witcombe, Glos. Educ. : Dover Coll, and
Switzerland. War Work : Served in India, Mesopotamia,
Persia. Address : Great Witcombe, Gloucester. Club :
Junior Naval and MUitary. (04231)
LITTLE, Major D'Arcy Hunter, O.B.E, T.D, 6. 3 Sept.
1874 ; s. of James Law Charles Hunter Little, late of Llanvair
Grange, Monmouthshire. Educ. : Privately. Lord Chan
cellor's Department (CivU Service). War Work : Served with
56th and 58th Division, 1916-17 ; D.A.Q.M.G, Dunkerque,
British Military Base Headquarters, 1918-19 ; Commandant
British Troops, Dunkerque, with rank of Lieut.-Col, 1919-20.
Address : Cawley Priory, Chichester. Club : Union. (05483)

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Lloyd

Spratton Hall, Northamptonshire. J.P. for Warwickshire ;
Co. Director, Auxiliary Hospitals and V.A.D.'s, Warwickshire,
during European War. Address : Newbold Pacy Hall,
Warwickshire. Club : Junior Carlton.
LITTLE, James Mason, M.B.E.
LITTLE, James Raymond, M.B.E.
LITTLE, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E.
LITTLE, Brig.-Gen. Maloolm Orme, C.B, C.B.E, J.P,
fi. 28 Nov. 1857 ; s. of the late Gen. Sir Archibald Little, G.C.B,
of Upton Tetbury ; m. Dis Hermione, d. of the late Albert
Brassey, of Heythrop. Educ. : Wellington CoU. War Work :
Inspector of Remounts, 1914 ; Commandant, Yeomanry
Brigade and Coast Defences, 1915-17. Addresses : Dunsmore,
Rugby ; Garre, North Berwick. Clubs : Naval and MUitary ;
Cavahy ; Arthur's. (C1667)
LITTLE, Robert, O.B.E. (011990)
LITTLE, Lieut.-Col. William, O.B.E.
LITTLE, William, M.B.E, 6. 29 Dec. 1858 ; s. of WUliam
Stewardson Little, of HoUoway, London ; m. Eva Mary, d. of
Walter Galton, of Winchester. Educ. : The British School,
Sydenham. War Work : RaUway Transport arrangements in
connection with the original Army Mobilisation Scheme and
similar subsequent work in connection with the Great European
War. Address : Westerham, 4. Townley Road, E. Dulwich,
S.E, 22. Club : Dulwich Conservative. (M673)
LITTLEHALES, Capt. Joseph Thomas, M.B.E, R.F.A,
fi. 17 Sept. 1892 ; s. of WiUiam Littlehales, of Wolverhampton ;
to. Elsie OUve, d. of George Reid, of Wolverhampton. Educ :
Wolverhampton. War Work : Service with North Russian
Exped. Force ; Adjutant to Finnish Murman Legion. Ad
dress : 32, Stafford Road, Wolverhampton. (M5015)
LITTLEJOHNS, Lieut. AUred Edwin, M.B.E.
LITTLEWOOD, Eng.-Com. Alfred William, O.B.E,R.N.
LITTON, Major Marshal WilUam, O.B.E.. fi. 1872 ; s. of
Justice Litton, of DubUn. Educ. : Trinity CoU, Dublin.
War Work : Served with the Royal Irish FusUiers in France ;
afterwards Staff Capt. at the War Office. Clubs : Dish Naval
and Military ; Cork County. (07395)
LIVERPOOL, Annette Louise, Countess of, G.B.E. ;
d. of 5th Viscount Monck ; m. Arthur WiUiam de Brito Savile
Foljambe, 5th holder of title and 2nd holder of revived title of
Earl of Liverpool, P.C, G.CM.G, G.B.E M.V.O, Governor-
General of New Zealand. Addresses : Government House,
Wellington, New Zealand ; 44, Grosvenor Gardens, S.W. 1 ;
Hartsholme Hall, Lincoln. (DG12)
LIVERPOOL, Arthur WiUiam de Brito Savile Foljambe,
Earl of, P.O., G.C.B, G.CM.G, G.B.E, M.V.O, Knight of Jus
tice of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 27 May, 1870 ;
e. s. of the 4th holder of the title and 1st holder of revived title
of Earl of Liverpool, and Louisa Blanche^e. d. of Frederick John
Howard (brother-in-law of 7th Duke of Devonshire) ; to. 1897,
Hon. Annette Louise, G.B.E, d. of the 5th Viscount Monck
(see Bukke'S Peerage). Educ. : Eton ; R.M.C. Sandhurst.
2nd Lieut. Rifle Brigade, 1891 ; Lieut. 1893 • Capt. 1897 ;
A.D.C. to Earl Cadogan, K.G, Lord Lieut, of Ireland, 1898-
1900; formerly Major, The Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's
Own) ; Staff Capt, DubUn District, July 1900 to Dec. 1901 ;
served South Africa, 1901-2 ; Major, 1907 ; State Steward
and Chamberlain to the Earl of Aberdeen, K.T, Lord Lieut, of
Ireland, 1906-8 ; Governor of New Zealand, 1912-17 ; Governor-
General since 1917. Addresses : Government House, WelUng
ton, New Zealand ; 44, Grosvenor Gardens, S.W. ; Hartsholm
Hall. Lincoln. Club : Naval and MiUtary. (G37)
LIVESAY, Comm. Waterworth Bligh, O.B.E, R.I.M.
LIVESEY, Lieut.-Col. Everard Frederick Ernest, O.B.E.
LIVESEY, Geraldine Mary, M.B.E, d. of Reginald
Livesey, s. of the late Joseph Livesey, of Stourton HaU,
Lincolnshire. Educ. : Convent of the Sacred Heart, Brighton.
War Work: Member of Gloucestershire V.A.D. at the Ghyll
House Red Cross Hospital. St. Briavel's, Glos. ; Assist. Lady
Superintendent Inspection Department, Royal Arsenal,
Woolwich. Address : St. Briavel's, Gloucestershire. (M674)
LIVESEY, Sir Harry, G.B.E, 6. 30 May, 1860; s. of
James Livesey, of 4, WhitehaU Court, S.W. 1. Educ. :
Privately. Civil Engineer. War Work : Deputy Director of
Inland Waterways and Docks, War Office, Aug. 1916, to May,
1917 ; Director of Contracts, Admiralty, May. 1917, to Dec.
1918. Address : Watlands, Scaynes HU1, Sussex. Clubs :
Reform; Royal Thames. (G55)
LIVESLEY, Edwin, O.B.E, S. 10 Dec. 1862 ; s. of the
late Alderman Wm. Livesley. of Manchester ; to. Evelyn,
«. of the late PhUip Child, of Manchester. Educ. : Whalley
Range High School, and Old Trafford School. Assistant Goods
Manager, Great Central RaUway ; Manager and Sec. Messrs.
lhompson, McKay & Co. War Work : Deputy Controller of
Horse Transport, Board of Trade, 1917-19. Address:
Lynwood, 86, Green Lane, Northwood. (010839)
LIVINGSTONE, Dame Adelaide, D.B.E.
LIVINGSTONE, Capt. Alexander Frederick, M.B.E,
K.R.R.C. and R.A.F.
LIVINGSTONE, Jessie Walker Shirriff, M.B.E. ; d. of
Dr James Livingstone, of Wishaw. Educ. : Charlotte Square
Institution, Edinburgh, and Shandwick Place, Univ. of Edin
burgh Classes. Hon. County Sec, Lanarkshire Red Cross ;
Member of County of Lanark Insurance Committee. War
Work : Organised Red Cross work in Lanarkshire and acted
as Hon. Treas. ; over £91,000 being raised during the war.
Address : 17. Hill Street, Wishaw, Lanarkshire. (M8813)
LIVINGSTONE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John Stewart, O.B.E. 321

LIVINGSTONE, Lieut. Robert Heaton, O.B.E.
LIVINGSTONE, Marion IsabeUa Rose, Mrs. FENTON-,
M.B.E, 6. 1869 ; <_. of Robert 0. Traill, y.s. of George Traill, of
Holland, D.L, Orkney ; m. George Frederick James Fenton-
Livingstone, of Easter-Moffat, Lanarkshire (who died), s. of
Thomas Livingstone Fenton-Livingstone, of Westquarter, and
Bodlormie, Stirlingshire. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
President, New Monkland Division Soldiers' and SaUors'
Families Association, 1900-14 ; Vice-President, Airarie and
New Monkland Division British Red Cross Society, 1910-20 ;
Assistant Sec. Lorn Division British Red Cross Society, 1913-15;
Commandant, No. 1 V.A.D. Hostel, 2nd Scottish General
Hospital, Hon. Sec. West Highlana Sailors' and Soldiers' Rest,
afterwards Petersen-Reynolds' Memorial Institute, Sailors'
and Soldiers' Rest, 1916-20 ; ran a depot for comforts for
Coast Watchers, 1914-16. Address : Glenroy, Oban, Argyll.
LLEWELLIN, Lieut. Charles Herbert, O.B.E, D.C.M.,
LLEWELLYN, Clara Maud, M.B.E.
LLEWELLYN, Frederick Allen, O.B.E.
LLEWELLYN, Joseph Millro, O.B.E.
LLEWELYN, Sir Leonard Wilkinson, K.B.E, J.P. for
Glamorganshire, fi . 1874 ; s. of the late Llewelyn Llewelyn, J.P,
of King's HU1, Newport, Mon. ; to. Edith (died 1913), d. of the
late Edward Jones, J.P, D.L, of Snatchwood Park, Pontypool,
Mon. Educ. : Monmouth Grammar School, and Heidelberg.
Coal Owner ; Consulting Engineer ; Director of several Coal,
Don, and Steel Companies ; High Sheriff Monmouthshire,
1920-21. War Work : Controller of Materials of Munitions
Supply ; Chevalier and Officer of Legion of Honour ; Officer
of Order of Leopold of Belgium ; holds the Order of St.
Stanislaus, the Royal Humane Society's Silver Medal. Ad
dresses : Malpas Court, Newport, Mon. ; 88, St. James's Street,
London. Ctafis : Bath ; Junior Carlton ; Sports ; National
Sporting. (K29)
LLEWELLYN, Comm. Llewellyn Evan Hugh, O.B.E.
LLEWELLYN, WUliam Ewart, O.B.E, 6. 4 Jan. 1880 ;
s. of Joseph John LleweUyn, of Liverpool ; to. Lilian Annie,
d. of Richard HaU, of Crouch End. Educ. : Liverpool Institute.
Superintendent of Chart Issues, Admiralty ; Vice-Chairman,
Admiralty Administrative Whitley CouncU. War Work:
Superintendent of Chart Issues for Navy and Mercantile
Marine. Addresses : 42. Cranboum Street, W.C 2 ; Way
farers, Berkhamsted, Herts. (010841)
LLOYD, Albert Henry, C.B.E. Sec Recreation Huts
Department, Church Army. (C993)
LLOYD, Amy Margaret Helen, M.B.E, 6. 10 Dec. 1865 ;
d. of the late Capt. E. W. C Lloyd, Royal FusUiers. Educ. :
Privately. Secretary, United Arts Club, DubUn. War Work :
May to Oct. 1915, V.A.D. at Fernleigh Hospital, Larkfield,
Kent ; May, 1916, to Nov. 1917, V.A.D. (G. S. Section) Military
Hospital, Newbridge, Co. KUdare ; Jan. 1918, Deputy Adminis
trator W.A.A.C Bedford ; Feb. 1918, to March, 1918, Deputy
Administrator Scarborough ; March to May, Deputy Adminis
trator, Q.M.A.A.C. Receiving Depot, Belfast ; May to Dec.
Q.M.A.A.C. Residential Depot. Dublin ; March, to Dec. 1919,
Unit Administrator Q.M.A.A.C in charge of Q.M.A.A.C
Receiving Depot, Jury's Hotel, Dublin. Address : 16,
Pembroke Park, Dublin. (M6669)
LLOYD, Capt. Arthur Athelwold, D.S.O, O.B.E, fi.
1864 ; 2nd surviving son of the late Pennant Athelwold Lloyd,
of Pentrehobyn, Mold, and Craig Mair, Menai Bridge, N.
Wales. Entered Northamptonshire Regt. 1885 ; Capt. 1894 ;
ret. 1905: served in S. Africa, 1899-1902 (wounded, despatches
twice) ; D.A.A.G. 5th Div. S. Command, 1902-5. Club : Armv
and Navy. (O510)
LLOYD, Arthur Harold, M.B.E, B.Sc. (Lond.), 6. 11 March,
1885 ; s. of Thomas Lloyd, of Lampeter ; to. Edith, d. of Joseph
Pearson, of Coventry. Educ. : St. David's Coll. School.
Lampeter, aud Univ. Coll. of Wales, Aberystwyth. War Work :
Chief Tool Designer at Messrs. AUred Herbert, Ltd, Coventry.
Address : 33, Styvechale Avenue, Coventry. Club : Coventry
and County. (M8815)
LLOYD, Arthur Thomas, O.B.E.
LLOYD, Lieut.-Col. Charles, O.B.E, T.D.
LLOYD, Christopher, M.V.O, M.B.E.
LLOYD, Cyril Edward, O.B.E.
LLOYD, Capt. Daniel Charles, M.B.E, T.F, 6. 13 Sept,
1879 ; s. of F. H. Llovd, J.P.. late of Lichfield ; to. AUce Hilda,
d. of the Rev. C. N. Bolton, late of Lichfield. Educ. : Bilton
Grange, and Repton. Steel Manufacturer. War Work :
Joint Managing Director, F. H. Lloyd & Co, Ltd, James
Bridge, Steel Works, Wednesbury, manufacturers of steel
castings for all classes of war materials ; during the war manu
facturers of naval shells. Address : Stechwell End, TettenhaU,
Wolverhampton. (M677)
LLOYD, Edmund, M.B.E, M.B. A Church Missionary
Society Doctor in charge of reUef and hospital work at Gaza,
(Ml 025)
LLOYD, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Herbert, O.B.E.
LLOYD, Ethel Vernon, Mrs., M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
LLOYD, Frances, Mrs., M.B.E, d. of John Henry Darley,
of Ferney, Co. DubUn; to. Merrick Lloyd, J.P, D.L, s. of
Guy Lloyd, J.P, D.L, of Croghan (see BUKKE'S Landed Gentry).
War Work : Vice-President, Boyle War Committee ;
Manageress, Boyle War Hospital Supply Depot ; Vice-
President, Boyle V.A.D. Address : Croghan House, Boyle,
Deland. (M8817)
LLOYD, Francis Seymour, O.B.E, M.D. (Lond.), L.R.C.P.

Lloyd

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

(Lond.), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), fi. 8 Oct. 1874 ; s. of the late Deputy
Surgeon-Gen. E. Eyre Lloyd, of Wokingham, Berks. ; m.
Constance Maud, d. of Thomas Sworder, of Holly Lodge, Luton.
Educ. : Bedford School. Medical Officer to Bute Hospital,
Luton, and to Children's Sick and Convalescent Home, Luton ;
Certifying Surgeon (Luton District) ; Medical Officer to Luton
Post Oflice ; Hon. Life Member, St. John Ambulance Associa
tion ; Hon. Commandant, British Red Cross Society, Luton
Branch. War Work : Medical Officer to Wardown Auxiliary
Hospital, and to Lady Wernher's Hospital for Convalescent
Officers. Address: Homedale, Luton, Bedfordshire. (010843)
LLOYD, Fred, M.B.E.
LLOYD, Col. Frederick Lindsay, C.M.G, C.B.E, 6. 1866 ;
Lieut.-Coi. (ret.) ; T. Col. Reserve ; served in S. Africa, 1899-
1900 (despatches, Queen's medal with three clasps). (C2136)
LLOYD, George Mayhey, M.B.E.
LLOYD, George WiUiam, O.B.E, I.S.O.
LLOYD, Lieut.-Col. George WiUiam David Bowen,
O.B.E, J.P. Carmarthenshire, late Royal Welsh FusUiers, 6.
Nov. 1866 ; s. of Charles Lloyd, of Brunant, Carmarthenshire ;
to. LUian, d. of D. C Lloyd-Owen, of Vrondeg, Four Oaks,
Warwickshire. Educ. : Privately ; St. Peter's CoU, Cam
bridge ; Sandhurst. Joined Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Feb.
1888, served with 1st and 2nd Batt. untU June, 1913. War
Work : 8th Batt. R.W.F. Aug. 1914 ; Commanded 11th Batt.
R.W.F. 1915-16 (France and Salonica), invalided ; Rec.
Officer, Southport ; Assist. Director of National Service,
Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire, 1917-19 ; Addresses :
Bronwerydd, Dyffryn, Merioneth ; Brunant, Pumpsaint,
Llanwrda, R.S.O, S. Wales. Clubs : Army and Navy ;
Carmarthen and County ; Royal St. Davids. (07396)
LLOYD, Commissioned Gunner (T.) Harry Duneaff,
M.B.E, R.N, 6. 17 May, 1870 ; s. of James Rees, of Haverford
west ; to. Elvina May, d. of James Beale, of Weymouth.
Educ. : National School Bridgend, Glamorganshire. War
Work : Special services in the Paravane Department. Address :
30, Fearon Road, North End, Portsmouth. (M2046)
LLOYD, Capt. Herbert Alan, M.B.E.
LLOYD, John, M.B.E.
LLOYD, Lieut.-Col. John Daniel, M.B.E, T.D, L.R.C.P,
M.R.C.S., J.P.
LLOYD, Major John Daniel Stuart, O.B.E, M.C, T.D,
fi. 31 Dec. 1879 ; s. of Col. J. D. Lloyd, J.P, of Chirk ; m.
Mabel, d. of the late Capt de Burgho-Hodge, 12th Lancers.
Educ. : Shrewsbury. Served in Shropshire Yeomanry from
1902 until outbreak of war. War Work : Served in Royal
Field ArtiUery and on the Staff in France, Belgium and Italy ;
mentioned in despatches ; awarded the French and Belgian
Croix de Guerre. Address: The Holt, Chirk, Denbighshire.
Club : Raleigh. (05489)
LLOYD, John WUUam, M.B.E.
LLOYD, Paymaster Sub-Lieut. Leonard Wynne,
M.B.E, R.N.R.
LLOYD, Major LleweUyn Hubert, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
LLOYD, Nathaniel, O.B.E, fi. 5 March, 1867 ; s. of John
Lloyd, of Fox Hill Bank, Church, Lancashire ; m. Daisy, d. of
Basil Field, of 36, Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C. War Work :
Hon. Recruiting Officer from Aug. 1914 ; Chief MUitary Repre
sentative, Chief National Service Representative, and Deputy
Appeal N.S. Representative, Hastings Sub-Area ; also pro
vided hospital accommodation (24 beds), staffed by Northiam
V.A.D, in part of his residence during 3_ years. Address :
Great Dixter, Northiam, Sussex. Clubs : Union ; Arts. (O1604)
LLOYD, Reginald WUliam, M.B.E
LLOYD, Lieut. Rowland Owen, O.B.E, R.N.
LLOYD, Samuel Cook, C.B.E, J.P. ; s. of David Turner
Lloyd, of Dudley ; to. Emma Louisa, d. of George Boulton, of
Allrighton. Educ : Privately . Wholesale Draper. War
Work : Chairman, Local Tribunal ; President, Local Volunteer
Force and Recruiting Committee ; Chairman, War Pensions
Committee ; Member Regional Advisory Committee (Birming
ham Centre). Address : Woodleigh, RusseU Street, Dudley. (C994)
LLOYD, Brig.-Gen. Samuel Eyre Massy, C.B.E, J.P,
fi. 1867 ; e. s. of Eyre Lloyd, Barr.-at-law ; to. 1890, Nancy,
d. of E. Madoc Jones, of Glentworth, Oswestry. Major and
Brevet Col. Suffolk Regt, and Brig.-Gen. ; served in S. Africa,
1899-1902 (despatches, Brevet Major, Queen's medal with tliree
clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1668)
LLOYD, Major Thomas Henry, O.B.E.
LLOYD, Thomas Joseph, M.B.E, 6. 5 Feb. 1865 ; s. of
Thomas Lloyd, of Pembroke ; to. Florence Mary, d. of James
Thomas, of Pembroke. Educ. : Mr. Bowles' Seminary, Ports
mouth. Foreman. Engineering Branch, His Majesty's Dock
yard, Gibraltar. War Work : Supervising repairs, etc, of the
Engineering Branch on refits of Grand Fleet Ships, Destroyers,
etc, at Invergordon, Scotland. Address : 22, Tower Buildings,
Gibraltar. (M8823)
LLOYD, WilUam Reginald, M.B.E, 6. 28 Feb. 1888 ¦
s. of Thomas Lloyd, of Lampeter ; m. Oliven Amey, d. of Hugh
Jones, of Cardigan. Educ: St. David's CoU. School. Solicitor.
War Work : Executive Officer to the Lampeter Borough,
Lampeter Rural District, and Llanybyther Rural District
Food Control Committees. Addresses : Deri House, Lampeter ;
Ty Ymberth, Lampeter. (M8824) 32

LLOYD, Frederick Propert JONES-, M.B.E, 6. 8 Feb
1865 ; s. of John Francis Jones-Lloyd, J.P, of Lancych
Boncath, Pern. ; to. Martha Bissett, d. of James Watson, of
Cluniter, Innellan, ArgyU, N.B. Edue. : Privately, and
Lycee de St. Omer, France. Solicitor and Notary Public
Commissioner for Oaths. War Work : Hon. Treas. Barry
Division Red Cross Society and of two V.A.D. Hospitals
(300 beds) ; also Hon. Sec. of Division and two Hospitals
Address : 33, Romilly Park, Barry, Glam. (M8818)
LLOYD, Lieut.-Col. Sir John Hall SEYMOUR-, K.B.E
C.M.G, 6. 1873 ; s. of Richard Bowerman Lloyd ; m. Helen
Kinnear Brown, d . of the late Very Rev. Samuel Prenter, D.D.
LL.D, formerly Moderator of Presbyterian Church in Ireland!
CaUed to Bar, Middle Temple, 1899 ; Practises at Parliamentary
Bar ; Member of Executive Committee and Council Inns of
Court Mission ; ex-President, Hardwicke Society. War Work ¦
T. Lieut. R.A.S.C. Aug. 1915 ; Staff Capt. (T.)War Office, Nov'.
1915 ; T. A.A.G. and Lieut.-Col. May, 1916 ; A. Dep. Director
Recruiting, War Office, Feb. to Sept. 1917 ; on appointment as
Director- General of Recruiting at Ministry of National Service,
Sept. 1917, resigned Commission, granted rank of Lieut.-Col. ;
resigned appointment, Dec. 1918, consequent upon cessation of
hostilities. Addresses : Bentham HiU, Southborough, Kent ;
12 Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W. 1. Clubs: Carlton;
1900. (K91)
LLYWARCH, Gerard, M.B.E, s. of John Edward
Llywarch, of LlandysiUo, Wales ; m. Margaret, d. of Thomas
McPartland, of Boyle, Co. Roscommon. Educ. : Privately.
Labour Superintendent, Slough Trading Co. War Work:
Deputy Chief Labour Adviser to Government ; Sec. to Inde
pendent Advisory Committee on discharge of ex-service men.
Address : 41, Matbeson Road, West Kensington, W. 14. (M8825)
LOBB, Capt. WiUiam Stephen, M.B.E.
LOBBAN, Alexander Harper, O.B.E, 6. 1855 ; s. of
George Lobban, of Banff, Scotland ; to. Elizabeth, d. of George
Grinslade. Educ.-: Privately. CivU Service ; late Super
intendent, H.M. Patent Office. War Work : Retired from
Patent Office in June, 1914, and soon after outbreak of war
returned to the Office and served 3 . years without remuneration ;
also served as Private in the City of London National Guard
from Jan. 1915, to Nov. 1919. Address : 55, Cromwell Avenue,
Highgate. Club : Overseas. (O1605)
LOBJOIT, WiUiam George, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 1 Oct. 1859 ;
s. of WUliam John Lobjoit, of Osterley Park Gardens, Middlesex;
m. Jane, d. of H. H. Speakman, of Woodham-Walter, Essex.
Educ. : Putney Grammar School, and Halbrake School.
Alderman, Middlesex County CouncU. War Work : Chairman,
Agricultural Executive Committee, Middlesex; Committee
Middlesex War Hospital, Napsbury ; War Pensions Committee,
Heston-Isleworth ; Recruiting Committee, Heston-Isleworth;
War Savings Committee, Heston-Isleworth, Food Control
Committee, Heston-Isleworth; and National Kitchen Com
mittee, Heston-Isleworth. Address : Heston Farm, near
Hounslow, Middlesex. Clubs : National Liberal ; Royal
AutomobUe. (010844)
LOBLEY, Major Owen RickeU, O.B.E.
LOBNITZ, Sir Frederick, K.B.E, Officer of Legion of
Honour, France, D.L. and J.P. of Renfrewshire, 6. 1863 ;
s. of Henry C. Lobnitz, of Renfrew, and g.s. of Frederick
Lobnitz, of Copenhagen ; to. Lizzie Georgina, d. of George
Pearson, of Brickendonbury, Herts. Educ : Abroad. Chair
man of Lobnitz & Co, Engineers and Shipbuilders, Renfrew,
Scotland. War Work : Director of Munitions for Scotland,
1917-19 ; Deputy Director Munitions for Scotland, 1915-16 ;
received the Freedom of the Royal Borough of Renfrew, 1919.
Address : Ross HaU, Crookston, Renfrewshire. Clubs :
Reform ; Western, Glasgow. (K391)
LOBO, Diogo Xaiver, M.B.E. (M6193)
LOCH, Col. Edward CampbeU, O.B.E.
LOCH, EmUy EUzabeth, M.B.E, 6. 14 AprU, 1848 ; d. of
George Loch, Q.C Lady-in-Waiting to H.R.H. Princess
Christian. War Work : For 2_ years Manager of Y.M.C.A
Hut in the Canadian Forestry Camp, Smiths Lawn, Windsor
Park. Address : The Cottage, Bishopsgate, Englefield Green.
C7.M& : Ladies' V.A.D, 28, Cavendish Square. (M2049)
LOCH, George Richard Boycott, O.B.E.
LOCH, Ruth, O.B.E. ; d. of the late John Charles Loch.
Address : 52, Onslow Square, London, S.W. Club : Albemarle. (O7606)
LOCHHEAD, James, O.B.E, M.A, M.D, B.Sc, F.R.CS.
(Edin.), fi. 1878. Colonial Surgeon, Gibraltar. War Wort:
Services to merchant seamen ; also awarded by French Minister
of Marine, the MMaille des Epidemics en Argent. (08395)
LOCK, Capt. Arthur, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
LOCK, Esther Georgina, Mrs., M.B.E.
LOCK, Lieut. James Steele, M.B.E, R.E.
LOCKE, Arthur, C.B.E, 6. 14 Jan. 1872; s. of Edward
Gordon Locke, of Newport, Isle of Wight ; to. Florence Mary
Eastlake, d. of Rev. W. H. Eastlake, of Bradford, Yorks.
Educ : Elementary and Private Schools, Torquay. Civil
Servant; a Principal in the Home Office. War Wort:
Special services in addition to ordinary official duties. Ad
dress : Pyrlands, Maybury HiU, Woking. (C2763)
LOCKE, William, O.B.E.
LOCKETT, Emma, Mrs., O.B.E.
LOCKETT, Staff Paymaster Herbert Anthony, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R.

BIOGRAPHIES.

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LOCKHART, Comm. Murray MaoGregor, O.B.E, R.N.
LOCKHART, Capt. Norman Charles, O.B.E. ; s. of
Norman PhilUp Lockhart, of Albury, N. S. Wales, Australia.
Edue. : Privately. Lawyer. War Work : Commissioned with
Imperial Royal ArtiUery, Feb. 1915, 24th D.A. ; Jan. 1917,
appointed Staff Capt. 56th London Divl. Artillery ; 1919, Staff
Capt. R.A. Vlth Corps, Army of Occupation, Cologne ; Acting
D.A.A.G. G.H.Q. Cologne ; twice mentioned in despatches
Clubs: Australian; Royal (Sydney) ; Sydney Golf. (05492)
LOCKIE, Major and Qr.-Mr. John, O.B.E.
LOCKINGTON, Comm. Arthur Esme, O.B.E, R.N.R.
LOCKINGTON, Lieut. Harry Aloysius, M.B.E,
LOCKYER, Frank Joshua, O.B.E, 6. 2 May, 1865 ; s. of
the late Augustus Walter Lockyer, of Shoreditch ; m. Edith
Mary, d. of the late CouncUlor Josiah Sutton, of Ilkeston.
Educ : Privately. Registrar of Births and Deaths for South-
East Hackney. War Work : Member of War Pensions Sub-
Committee for Hackney ; Voluntary Clerical work Military
Tribunal. Address : 80, Cassland Road, South Hackney, B. 9.
Club : Junior Constitutional. (010846)
LOCKYER, Nicholas Colston, C.B.E, I.S.O, 6. 1855;
s. of the late Major Edmund Lockyer, formerly 57th Regt,
Founder and first Comdt. of W. AustraUa ; m. 1st, 1885,
Queenie (who d. 1898), d. of the Hon. Geoffrey Eagar ; 2ndly,
1901, Winifred Mary, e. d. of Sir Harry Newton PhilUps
WoUaston, K.C.M.G, I.S.O, LL.D. Educ. : Lyceum Acad,
Sydney, N.S. Wales. Entered N.S. Wales Treasury, and be
came Revenue Receiver, 1891 ; Treasury Accountant, 1895 ;
Ch. Commr. of Taxation and CoUector of Customs, N.S. Wales,
1896 ; ComptroUer-Gen. of Commonwealth Customs, 1911 ;
Hon. Major, AustraUan MU. Forces ; Hon. Comptroller of
Garrison Distitutes and War Canteens ; J.P. for N.S. Wales and
Victoria; appointed a Member of Inter-State Commn,
Commonwealth of AustraUa, 1913 ; and to supervise organisa
tion of Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Depart. 1917 (thanked
by Govt.). Address : Toorak, Victoria, AustraUa. (C712)
LOCKYER, Comm. Sydney de Bohun, O.B.E, R.D,
E.N.R. LOCOCK, Katharine Beatrice, M.B.E, 6. 9 Oct. 1869 ;
d. of the late Col. Herbert Locock, R.E. Educ. : Privately ;
King's CoUege for Women, London. Hon. Sec. Anti-Mendicity
and Charity Organisation Society, Oxford. War Work : Hon.
Sec. of Local Central War Savings Committee ; Member of
Mayor's War Relief Committee ; Member of War Pensions
Committee, Oxford. Address : 77, Banbury Road, Oxford. (M8826)
LODER, Henrietta Mabel, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of the late
Col. James Poynter, 14th Hussars ; m. Alfred Basil Loder
(who died), s. of Sh- Robert Loder, Bart, (see Bukke'S Peerage).
War Wort : Vice-President, Herts Branch British Red Cross
Society, and . Commandant of Rickmansworth Red Cross
Hospitals, 1914-19 (44 beds). Address : 40, Beaufort Gardens,
S.W. Club: Bath. (M8827)
LODGE, Samuel Durham, O.B.E.
LODGE, Capt. Thomas, O.B.E.
LODGE, Capt. Thomas Arthur, O.B.E, A.R.I.B.A.,
F.S.I, fi. 1888 ; s. of the late T. A. Lodge, of Thames Ditton ;
m. Vera Rose, d. of Harold J. Gayford, of 60, Drayton Gardens,
S.W. Educ. : Epsom CoU. Architect. War Work : Served
la France and Italy with 24th London Regt. Feb. 1915, to Nov,
1916 ; and with the 2nd Field Survey Batt. R.E, as Adjutant,
Nov. 1916, to March, 1919 ; now Captain T.F. Res. Address :
IA, GrenviUe Place, S.W. 7. (02615)
LOFTHOUSE, Elizabeth Ann, Mrs., M.B.E.
LOFTIN, Florence Ann, Mrs., M.B.E.
LOGAN, Lieut.-Col. Franois Carleton Logan, O.B.E, late
Loyal North Lancashire Regt. and Lancashire FusiUers, 6.
18 Dec. 1863 ; s. of the late Francis Logan, of Cliffeside, Bourne
mouth ; m. Mabel Frances, d. of the Rev. James Heyworth,
of Henbury HiU, Glos. Educ. : WeUington Coll. War Work :
Commanding 11th Batt. Loyal North Lancashire Regt, etc.
Address : 130, St. James' Court, Buckingham Gate, S.W. 1.
Uubs: Naval and Military ; Royal Automobile ; Ranelagh.
_„„ (07398)
LOGAN, Lieut. Frederick Robert, O.B.E, M.C. War
7°™ ¦' from outbreak of war to Dec. 1916, served with
1st Batt. Lancashire FusiUers in Gallipoli, Belgium, and France ;
from Dec. 1916, to Armistice was successively Chief Instructor
4th Army Musketry Camp, Instructor G.H.Q. Small Arms
bchpol, Chief Instructor 5th Army Rifle Training School.
,£}; cl° Messrs. Cox & Co, 16, Charing Cross. (05494)
r2SA?' Lieut- James Henry, O.B.E, R.N.R.
y 2SAN" CaDt- PhiUp Norman, O.B.E, R.A.F.
, La°,9AN> Brevet Lieut.-Col. Robert Hector, O.B.E,
o. i_77 ; s. of Robert Logan, of London ; m. Gladys Gwenlian
Crawford, d. of the Hon. G. H. Greene, M.L.C, of Australia.
o *i Vmv- Co11- School. War Work: Regular Army;
;Sa Bn. the Loyal Regt. (North Lancashire). Address:
38, Chester Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W. 1. Club : Junior
United Service. (02321)
LOGAN, William, M.B.E. (M10358)
r SSAK' MaJ°r William, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
TX£A.N,',.Wiluam Malcolm, M.B.E.
n^fiHD?N' Lieut. Frederiok Charles, O.B.E, 5. at West
uartlepool 13 June, 1871 ; s. of J. Lohden, of Seaton Carew.
w>. Durham ; to. Margaret EmUy, d. of Thomas Marshall, of
S^_ Educ: Durham School; France; Germany.
1™™ Representative on the Lawn Tennis Association ;
member of the Badminton Association ; Member of the Baltic

Exchango ; Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers.
War Work : Commissioned as a Lieut, in 2/5th East Surrey
Regt.. 4th Nov. 1914 ; served until Sept. 1917, when entered
Ministry of Shipping ; had charge of the Standard Steamers,
OUers, Requisitioned Neutrals, Russian and Finns ; left the
Ministry in 1919. Addresses : Latchmere, Sutton, Surrey ;
Bury Street Chambers, Bury Street, E.C 3. Club : Public
Schools. (O3802)
LOMAS, Hugh Arthur, O.B.E, I.C.S, 6. 7 July, 1876 ; s. of
John Lomas, of Territet, Switzerland ; to. Florence Beatrix,
d. of Frederick John Eyre, of St. John's Wood. Edue. :
Bradfleld ; Lincoln Coll, Oxon. Major, N. Regt. U.P. Horse,
I.D.F. War Work : Deputy Commissioner, Almora, U.P.
Address : Cornborough, Abbotsham, N. Devon. Club :
East India United Services. (O4060)
LOMAX, Edith Annie, O.B.E. ; d. of the late Rev. John
Joseph Lomax, M.A, of Hereford. War Work : Controller of
Women Staff, M.I. 5. War Office, Feb. 1915, to Aug. 1920.
Address : 46, Jasper Road, Upper Norwood, London, S.E.
(010848)
LOMAX, Frederick, M.B.E.
LOMAX, John, O.B.E, J.P, D.L.
LOMAX, Mabel Sarah, M.B.E, 6. 13 Aug. 1875 ; d. of
John Lomax, J.P, of Westwood, Brooklands, Cheshire. Educ. :
Privately, and at Coed CoU, Chislehurst. War Work: Hon.
Sec, Ashton-on-Mersey, Brooklands and Sale Township,
Cheshire Branch B.R.C.S. ; Officer-in-charge Linden Lea
Aux. Mil. Hospital, Brooklands, Cheshire ; Commandant,
V.A.D. Cheshire 100. Address: Westwood, Brooklands,
Cheshire. Club : V.A.D. (M2053)
LOMBARD, Rev. Bousfleld Swan, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 25
Nov. 1866 ; s. of Graves Chamney Swan, Bedfordshire Regt. ;
to. Marian Alice, d. of the late Ferdinand Shaw, of Milford,
Hants. Educ : Berkhamstead Grammar School ; Clare Coll,
Cambridge. Vicar, All HaUows, North St. Pancras ; Chaplain
(British) British Factory and British Embassy, Petrograd;
Rector of Cound, Shrewsbury. War Work : Acting Chaplain
to Submarine Flotilla in the Baltic, 1914-18 ; Chaplain to
British Military Mission, Petrograd ; Hon. Chaplain to Anglo-
Russian Hospital, Petrograd ; CF. 1919, Eastern Command ;
imprisoned and sentenced to death in the Fortress of SS. Peter
and Paul, Petrograd, 1918. Address : Cound Rectory,
Shrewsbury. (010849)
LOMER, Lieut.-Col. Sydney Frederick McIUree, O.B.E,
late 60th Rifles, 6. 21 May, 1880 ; s. of Cecil Wilson Lomer,
of Old ColwaU, Glos. Educ. : Rugby ; Sandhurst. War
Work : Adjutant, l/6th Batt. Sherwood Foresters (France,
1914-15) ; Staff Sudan Administration (1916-17) ; 1st Com
mandant No. 2 O.T.T.W. of R.F.C, 1917-18 ; Commanded
52nd Graduated Batt. K.R.R.C 1918-19. Address : Perrotts
Brook House, near Cirencester, Glos. Clubs: Junior Naval and
MUitary ; Royal Automobile. (O7400)
LONDON, Edgar Stanford, C.B.E, 6. 1861 ; s. of Thomas
London, of Bettws-y-Coed ; to. Marion Fanny Pinnell, d. of
Septimus Luff, of Parkstone. Educ. : Gloucester College
School. Barrister-at-Law of Gray's Inn ; entered Inland
Revenue Dept, 1881, and became Chief Inspector of Stamps
and Taxes, 1920 ; was Member of the Committee to Consolidate
the Lncome Tax Acts, 1916-17. Address : Craigdarragh,
Briar Walk, Putney. CZwfis : Junior Athenaeum ; Ciro's. (C223)
LONDON, Francis Henry, O.B.E, 6. 31 Jan. 1865 ;
s. of AUred London, of Devizes ; to. Mary Elizabeth, d. of
John Downing Spencer, of Devizes. Educ. : Colston School.
Assistant to General Manager, Great Northern Railway. War
Work : Railway Transport. Address : Hartmoor, Chandos
Avenue, Oakleigh Park, N. 20. (010850)
LONDON, WiUiam Shakespeare, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 15 Dec.
1881. Councillor ; Vice-Chairman, Southgate Urban District
Council ; Overseer of the Poor, Parish of Southgate ; Chairman,
General Purposes Committee, Southgate U.D.C War Work :
Hon. Sec. Middlesex War Pensions Committee ; Vice-Chairman,
Southgate War Pensions Committee ; District Head, Soldiers'
and Sailors' Help Society ; Hon. Sec. Southgate War Savings
Local Central Committee ; formed 47 War Savings Associations,
raised nearly £200,000 ; also Hon. Sec. of Southgate War
Savings Committee. Address : Shakespeare House, Lakeside
Road, Palmers Green. (010851)
LONDONDERRY, Dame Edith Helen, Marchioness of,
D.B.E, J.P, 6. 3 Dec. 1878 ; d. of Henry, 1st Viscount Chaplin
(see Bukke'S Peerage) ; m. Charles Stewart Henry Vane Tempest
Stewart, 7th Marquess of Londonderry (see Bukke'S Peerage).
J.P. for County of Durham, and County Down, Ireland ;
President and Chairman, Women's Legion ; Chairman, Service
Women's Association, and South London Hospital for Women.
War Work : Founded Women's Legion in 1915, first women
employed in British Army, which eventuaUy developed into
existing Women's Services ; Director, Londonderry House
Hospital. Address : Londonderry House. Clubs : Bath ;
Ladies' Automobile. (Dl)
LONEY, Henry Frith, O.B.E.
LONG, Archibald Percy, O.B.E, B.A.., Diploma of Agri
culture and Diploma of Forestry (Cantab), 6. 26 May, 1889 ;
s. of Reuben Long, of Soham, Cambs. ; to. Annie EmUy, d. of
John Hunt, of Coton, Cambs. Educ. : The Perse, Cambridge,
and St. John's Coll, Cambridge. Demonstrator in Forestry ;
Timber Research Officer ; Cambridge Univ. School of Forestry
(1912-14) ; Inspector Board of Agriculture and Fisheries
(1914-19) ; Divisional Officer, Forestry Commission (Northern

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Division), Sept. 1919. War Work : Divisional Officer-in-
Charge, Board of Trade, Timber Supplies Department, Division
X (Home Counties). Address : 22, Grosvenor Gardens, S.W. 1.
LONG, Brig.-Gen. Sir Arthur, K.B.E, C.B, C.M.G,
D S O 6 26 Feb. 1866 ; s. of James and EUzabeth Long, of
Henlow, Bedfordshire; m. Maud Eleanor, 2nd .d. ot Rev.
Canon S. Davenport KeUy, of Manchester. Educ. : Modern
School, Bedford. 1st Batt. Leinster Regt, 1887-90 ; Army
Service Corps since 1890; served in defence of Ladysmith,
Dec. 1890 to Mar. 1900 (special service) ; on Staff, Gen.
Hunter's Division ; Gen. Ian Hamilton's Division (despatches
thrice ; Queen's Medal, 4 clasps ; King's Medal, 2 clasps, D.S.O.) ;
commanding A.S.C, Egypt; Assistant Director SuppUes, Army
Headquarters, 1901-2 ; Assistant Director, Transport, S. Africa,
1903-4 ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches eight times, K.B.E,
C.M.G.) ; Director of SuppUes and Transport, British Army in
Macedonia and Black Sea since Jan. 1916. (K276)
LONG, Arthur Tilney, C.B.E. Union of S. Africa Agent,
Lorenco Marques. Address : Lorenco Marques, British East
Africa! (C2004)
LONG, Arthur WiUiam, M.B.E.
LONG, Capt. Edmund James, M.B.E.
LONG, Edward Ernest, O.B.E. ; s. of Edward Long, of
East Sutton ; m. Mabel Edith, d. of Andrew Benjamin Leicester,
of Singapore, Straits Settlements. Educ. : Sutton Valence
School, and abroad. Editor " Rangoon Times," and " Indian
DaUy Telegraph,"; Special Correspondent of " The Times " in
India ; represented India at Conference of Overseas Journahsts
in London, 1910 ; Fellow, Institute of Journalists ; now
Officer-in-Charge, Eastern Section, News Department, Foreign
Office. War Work : Lieut. Royal Field Artillery, Special
Reserve ; Seconded for special service with Foreign Office ;
organised propaganda in Bast and Far East ; Director, Eastern
Propaganda under WelUngton House ; Deputy Controller,
Eastern Propaganda in Ministry of Information. Address:
Lucknow, India. Clubs : Savage ; United Service. (03803)
LONG, Brig.Gen. George Merrick, C.B.E. Col. and
T. Brig.-Gen. AustraUan Forces ; served in the Great War,
1915-19 (despatches). (C1844)
LONG, Capt. Gerald Hanslip, O.B.E, 6. 10 Sept. 1882 ;
8. of Lawsell Long, of Brinkley, nr. Newmarket ; to. Annie
Frances, d. of A. R. Catchpole, of Lidgate HaU. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Served in MercantUe Marine for 3 years,
and 2 years with Capetown Highlanders during S. African
War, 1900-2 ; granted commission in that force and on
termination of war granted hon. rank of Lieut, tin CCF. ;
joined 5th Batt. Suffolk Regt. (T.F.) in 1913 ; appointed
Adjutant and subsequently commanded 2/5 Batt. Suffolk
Regt. ; commanded 13th (S.) Batt. Yorkshire Regt, and
invalided home after Spring offensive in 1918 ; commanded
2/1 Lothians and Border Horse in Deland until demobihsation.
Address: Fornham St. Martin, nr. Bury St. Edmund's. (07401)
LONG, Hilda Charlotte, Mrs., M.B.E.
LONG, John Percy, M.B.E.
LONG, Katherine EUis, Mrs, M.B.E.
LONG, Major Michael John, O.B.E, R.A, 6. 16 Nov.
1854 ; s. of Michael Long, of County Cork, Deland. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : War Depot, Durham Light Infantry,
Sept. 1914, to July, 1915; No 5 Territorial Royal ArtiUery
School, July, 1915, to Feb. 1916; Anti-Aircraft Training
Depot, Feb. 1916, to May, 1919 ; mentioned in despatches,
1916. Address : Fermoyle, Marine Parade, Gorleston-on-
Sea, Suffolk. (01607)
LONG, Lieut. Robert Claude, M.B.E, fi. 2 May, 1887 ;
8. of |J. R. Long, of Saffron Walden ; to. Dora Edith, d. ol
WilUam Booth Reeve, M.B.E, J.P, of Margate. Educ :
King Edward Grammar School, Saffron Walden. Address:
48, Garden Avenue, Mitcham, Surrey. (M6670)
LONG, Capt. Sydney Herbert, O.B.E, R.E.
LONG, Capt. Walter, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
LONG, Major Walter, M.B.E, M.C, R.F.A.
LONG, The Hon. Mrs. Walter, O.B.E.
LONG, Capt. WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 9 April, 1864; s. of
Alexander Wearing Long, of Kendal, Westmorland ; to.
Margaret Voorhies, d. of F. O. Rhoades, of New York, U.S.A.
Educ. : Stramongate School, Kendal ; H.M.S. " Conway,"
Liverpool. Master Mariner ; Manager of Steamship Line
(Elders and Fyffes, Ltd, Gardon, Lancashire). War Work :
As above and Salvage work in Ireland during the war. Ad
dress : 22, Western Drive, Grassendale, Liverpool. Club :
Conway. (M2055)
LONG, Major WilUam Dickson, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LONG, Lieut. William Edward, O.B.E.
LONG, Capt. WilUam Edward, M.B.E, R.N.V.R.
LONGBOTHAM, Arthur Thompson, M.B.E, 6. 2 Dec.
1864 ; s. of John WiUiam Longbotham, of Heath Bank,
Halifax ; m. Annie, d. of Arthur Barraclough, of Bright View,
Hahfax. Educ. : King WUUam's Coll, Isle of Man. Solicitor;
Clerk to Guardians ; Clerk to Halifax Rural District CouncU ;
Clerk to several Urban District CouncUs in the neighbourhood
of Halifax. War Work : Arranged transfer of St. Luke's
Hospital, HaUfax, as a War Hospital (700 beds) ; conducted
financial operations in connection with Hospital throughout
the war ; acted as Clerk to several MiUtary Service Tribunals.
Address : Stafford Lawn, Halifax. Club : Halifax. (M682)
LONGBOTHAM, Capt. Charles Rawson, M.B.E.
LONGBOTHAM, Hugh Ashley, C.B.E, 6. 28th Sept.
1880 ; s. of the late Jonathan Longbotham, Mining Engineer, of

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Sheffield ; to. Muriel, d. of the late Harry Steel, of Sheffield
Educ. : King Edward School, Warwick, and St. Peter's, York
Chairman Rotherham Local Employment Committee ; Vice-
President North of England Coal Traders' Association. War
Work : Sub-Commissioner for Rotherham and District under
National Service Scheme ; Author of Scheme for Employing
Disabled ex-Service Men on a percentage basis. Clubs ¦
Constitutional ; St. Stephen's ; Eccentric ; Sheffield. (C2764)
LONGCROFT, Cecil James, M.B.E.
LONGCROFT, Gwendoline Mary, O.B.E, 6. 24 March
1881 ; d. of C. E. Longcroft, of Llanina, New Quay, Cardigan
shire. Address : Llanina, New Quay, Cardiganshire. Club :
New Century. (010855)
LONGDEN, Capt. Henry John Leicester, O.B.E, A.E
Corps. (O7402)
LONGDIN, Lieut.-Col. Herbert WiUiam, O.B.E.
LONGDON, Arthur Frederick, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 25 Aug.
1860 ; s. of the late Frederick Longdon, of Derby ; m. Helen
Mary, d. of the late A. O. Francis, of Derby. Educ. : Derby
School, and Bonn. Manufacturer. War Work : Chairman of
Local MiUtary Tribunal. Address : Highfield, Littleover
HiU, Derby. (010856)
LONGMORE, Col. John Constantine Gordon, C.B, C.M.G,
C.B.E, D.S.O, fi. 1870 ; e. s. of the late Surg.-Gen. Sir Thomas
Longmore, C.B. ; to. 1897, Anita, d. of the late Thomas Davis.
Entered E. Lancashire Regt. 1892 ; Capt. Army Service Corps,
1898 ; Major, 1904 ; Lieut.-Col. 1913 ; Col. 1918 ; served in
S. African War, 1899-1901, on Staff ; present at actions of
Belmont and Modder River (Queen's medal with five clasps) ;
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches, Montenegrin gold medal for
merit) ; Deputy Assist.-Director of SuppUes and Transport,
S. Command, 1910-13 ; appointed D.A. and Q.M.G. 1915 ;
Assist.-Director SuppUes and Transport, 1919 ; A.Q.M.G.
1919. (C1283)
LONGMORE, PhiUp Raynsford, O.B.E.
LONGMUIR, Percy, M.B.E.
LONGRIDGE, Michael, C.B.E, M.A, M.Inst.CE,
M.I.Mech.E, 6. 29 July, 1847 ; s. of James Atldnson Longridge,
M.Inst.CE. (Inventor of the Wire Gun) ; m. Georgina Frederica
Nepean, a. of Rev. Owen Lucas O'NeU, M.A, of Bishops
Nympton, Devon. Educ. : Radley, and Trinity Coll, Cam
bridge. Past President Manchester Association of Engineers ;
Past President of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.
War Work : On Staff (unpaid) of the Munitions Inventions
Department, and Member of the Advisory Panel of Scientific
Experts ; Member of the Advisory CouncU, Ministry of Pensions,
Artificial Limbs Branch. Address: c/o Cyril Atkinson,
K.C, 74, Oakwood Court, Kensington, W. 14. (C2765)
LONGRIDGE, Capt. Theodore Ernie, O.B.E, R.A.S.C,
6. 29 Jan. 1894 ; s. of Theodore Longridge, of 3, Priory Parade,
Cheltenham. Educ : Wellington ; Eastbourne ; Sandhurst.
War Work : Served from July, 1915, to Oct. 1919, with the Royal
Flying Corps and Royal Air Force as Flying Officer and Staff
Officer. Address : c/o Sir O. R. McGrigor, Bart, & Co, 39,
Panton Street, Haymarket. Clubs : Badminton ; Junior
Army and Navy. (03352)
LONGSTAFFE, Capt. John Walter, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
LONGWORTH, Capt. Ernest Victor, M.B.E.
LONSDALE, Grace CeciUe Gordon, Countess of, C.B.E. ;
d.oi Charles, 10th Marquess of Huntley (see Bukke'S Peerage);
to. Col. Hugh CecU Lowther, 5th Earl of Lonsdale, D.L. (see
Bukkes Peerage). Address: 14, Carlton House Terrace, S.W. 1;
Lowther Castle, Penrith, Cumberland; Whitehaven Castle,
Cumberland ; Barley Thorpe, Oakham. (C2766)
LOONEY, Qr.-Mr. and Capt. Daniel, M.B.E. (M10227)
LORAINE, WUUam George, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 23 Aug.
1864 ; s. of Thomas Loraine, of West Hartlepool ; m. Sarah
Ann, d. of William Beedie, of West Hartlepool. Educ :
Elementary Schools. District Officer of the National Union
of Railwaymen ; Justice of the Peace for the Borough of
DarUngton ; CouncUlor and Deputy Mayor for the County
Borough of Darlington ; 12 years a member of the Hartle-
pools' Board of Guardians ; commenced to work at 13 years
of age as a raUway signal lamplighter (29 years' service with
N.E. RaUway). War Work : Member of the Local Military
Tribunal ; Member of the Food Control Committee ; Chair
man of the Darlington Labour Employment Committee.
Address : 11, MUton Street, Eastbourne, Darlington. (010858)
LORD, Arthur Ernest, M.B.E, 6. 21 Dec. 1863; m.
Ellen Phoebe, d. of C J. Brown, of Bromley. RaUway Station
Supt. War Work : Transport, Charing Cross Station, S.E.
and CR. Address : 8, Beaufort Gardens, Lewisham, S.E. 13.
(M8830)
LORD, Charles Ernest, M.B.E, 5. 1863 ; s. of Stephen
Watkin Lord, of London. Educ. : London and Paris. Banking.
War Work : Principally in a professional capacity. Address :
86, rue Charles Laffitte, NeuiUy-sur-Seine, France. (M2057)
LORD, Charles Lupton, O.B.E.
LORD, 2nd Lieut. Godfrey James, M.B.E, M.M.
LORD, Capt. Henry Hardman, O.B.E, R.A.V.C. (T.).
LORD, Lieut.-Col. John Robert, C.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1070)
LORD, Lieut.-Col. Percy Calvert, O.B.E.
LORD, WilUam John, M.B.E.
LORIMER, Christian Gray, M.B.E, 6. 16 Aug. 1885;
d. of George Lorimer, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Edinburgh.
Professional, D'Oyley Carte and Carl Rosa Companies. War
Work : W.A.A.C. ; Unit Administrator of 4 Camps. Address :
1, Elcho Terrace, PortobeUo, Edinburgh. (M4542)

BIOGRAPHIES.

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LORIMER, Lieut. Dunoan, O.B.E, M.B, F.R.CS,
R.N.V.R. LORIMER, HUda, Mrs., O.B.E.
LORIMER, Capt. James Vass, O.B.E, 6. 30 June, 1889 ;
s. of James Lorimer, J.P, of Aberdeen ; m. Eleanor Rebecca,
_. of the lato George Atkins. Educ. ; Aberdeen Grammar
School. Boot and Shoe Manufacturer. War Work : Mobilised
Aug. 1914, as Lieut. Highland Transport and Supply Column ;
promoted Capt. and appointed Adjutant 51st (Highland)
Division Train, R.A.S.C, 26 Aug. 1914 ; proceeded to B.E.F,
30 April, 1915 ; wounded Sept. 1916 ; twice mentioned iu
despatches. Address : 24, Carlton Place, Aberdeen. (05497)
LORNIE, Capt. Peter, O.B.E, M.D, 6. 6 Oct. 1881 ; s.
of the late Alexander Murray Lornie, of Newburgh-on-Tay,
Scotland. Educ. : Perth Academy ; Univ. of Edinburgh.
Senior Assistant Medical Officer ; Monmouthshire County
Asylum, Abergavenny, Mon. War Work : Served with Medical
and other units in France, Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Palestine,
Address : Monmouthshire Asylum, Abergavenny, Mon. (06229)
LORRAINE, EUen Mary, M.B.E.
LOSCOMBE, Col. Arthur RusseU, C.B.E, formerly W.
India Regt. Lieut.-Col. and Brevet Col. in the Army. (C824)
LOTHIAN, James, O.B.E.
LOTT, Capt. Robert Elgin Lloyd, M.B.E, R.A.F.
LOUCH, Arthur Charles Dines, M.B.E.
LOUDON, Mary Sophia, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 1 Feb. 1869 ;
d. of G. WoUen, of Normanhurst, GuUdford ; to. May Francis
Arthur, late Administrator-General, Bombay, s. of WiUiam
Loudon. War Work : Joint CommandantjRed Cross Hospital,
Christehurch, from 1914-19. Address : Hengistbury House,
Christehurch. Club : V.A.D. Ladies'. (O3804)
LOUDON, 2nd Lieut. Thomas, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
LOUGH, Major Reginald Dawson Hoporaft, D.S.O-,
O.B.E, R.M.L.I, 6. 1885. Served in the Great War, 1915-19
(despatches) ; has Croix de Guerre of France. (C2617)
LOUGHBOROUGH, Major Arthur Harold, O.B.E, R.A,
fi. 20 Feb. 1883 ; s. of the late Arthur Loughborough, Barrister-
at-Law, of Lincoln's Inn ; m. Norah Mary (who died), d. of
the late Montague Alexis PoUard-Urquhart, Craigston Castle,
Aberdeen, and Castle PoUard, Westmeath. Educ. : Bradfleld
CoU, Berkshire. Adjutant, Clyde R.G.A. (T.F.), 1913, to
May, 1915; Assistant Superintendent of Experiments, 1918 and
1920. War Work : In the field, June, 1915, to end of 1917 ;
wounded July, 1916 ; under Ministry of Munitions as above,
1918. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox <fc Co, 16, Charing Cross,
London. Club : Sports. (088631)
LOUGHLIN, Franois James, M.B.E, fi. 23 Sept. 1874 ;
s. of Capt. James Loughlin, of Indian Ordnance Department ;
m. Ethel Berenice, d. of David Gantzer. Educ : India.
Postmaster, Simla, India. War Work : PoUtical. Address :
G.P.O, Simla, India. (M6194)
LOVATT, Major Harry LesUe Bache, O.B.E, M.C, 6.
Aug. 1886 ; s. of Thomas Wilson Lovatt, of Wightwick House,
nr. Wolverhampton ; to. Winifred Olive, d. of Frederick
Theobald Langley, of TettenhaU, Wolverhampton. Educ. :
WelUngton Coll, Berks. War Work : Joined up Aug. 1914,
and served untU Armistice ; served in 6th Batt. South Staff
Regt. ; transferred to Royal Engineers ; awarded Military
Cross and O.B.E. (MU.), and mentioned in despatches.
Address : Great Bents, Codsall, nr. Wolverhampton. Club :
Junior Carlton. (02618)
LOVATT, Capt. John Vincent Stratford, M.B.E, Royal
Marines Engineers, 6. 7 Sept. 1874 ; s. of Henry Lovatt, of
Bushbury, Staffs ; m. Margery Kate, d. of WiUiam Furniss
Potter, of Hkley, Yorks. Educ. : Rugby. Club : Royal
Societies. (M6949)
LOVE, Capt. George WilUam, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
LOVE, Richard Archibald, C.B.E, 6. 18 Oct, 1873 ; s.
of the late Rev. Robert Love, M.A, Vicar Great Grosby,
Lancs. Educ : Merchant Taylors' School. Member of the
Royal Commission on Wheat Supplies, London. War Work :
Resident Commissioner in Australia for the Royal Commission
on Wheat SuppUes, London. Address : 55, Moor Lane, Gt,
Crosby, nr. Liverpool. Clubs : Junior Athenaeum ; Conserva
tive, Liverpool. (C2767)
LOVE, Ripeka Wharawhara, Mrs., O.B.E.
LOVEDAY, Arthur Frederic, O.B.E.
LOVEDAY, WUUam Dunmore, O.B.E, M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P, J.P, fi. 26 Sept. 1864; s. of WUliam Loveday,
of The Poplars, Northamptonshire ; m. LiUan EmUy, d. of
the late Samuel Wix. Educ. : Privately, and Guy's Hospital.
Itetaed from Medical Practice ; Justice of Peace for County
of Berks. War Work : Hon. Medical Examiner for Recruits ;
Medical Superintendent of St. Katherine MiUtary Hospital;
Inventor of the Wantage Adjustable Crutches, which became
the Standard Army Crutch (100,000 made and used) ; Chairman
of the Wantage MUitary Tribunal. Address : Beckett House,
Wantage, Berks. (O1609)
LOVELACE, Major Peter Leo, M.B.E.
LOVELL, Elizabeth Isabel, Mrs., M.B.E. (M10430)
LOVELL, James, M.B.E.
LOVELL, Laura Mary, Mrs., M.B.E. For work in
connection with the Imperial War Museum. (M10329)
LOVELL, Capt. WilUam Day, M.B.E. (M10228)
LOVELL, WilUam George, C.B.E, fi. 16 May, 1868;
s. of the late John Cary Lovell, of Tulse Hill, S.W. 2 ; to. Kate
a. of the late George Arthur Ring, of Tulse HiU, S.W. 2. Educ. :
Woking College. Director of PubUc Companies. War Work :

Divisional Commander, City of London Police Reserve, " A "
Division ; Director of Butter and Cheese SuppUes, Ministry of
Food ; Member of Butter and Cheese Advisory and Butter and
Cheese Import Committees, Ministry of Food ; Member and
Owner Driver, London Ambulance Column, Red Cross Society.
Address : 144, Tulse Hill, S.W. 2. Club : Royal Automobile. (C2768)
LOVELOCK, Major Charles Prior, M.B.E, T.D, 6. 10
Nov. 1864 ; s. of Thomas Lovelock, of Hemel Hempstead ;
m. Amelia, d. of George Kemp, of Chicago, U.S.A. Educ. :
Privately. 'Clerkto Carshalton Urban District Council ; founder
and Hon. Sec. of the Carshalton District Hospital; much
interested in the Volunteer and Territorial Force ; Member of
the Council of the Town Planning Institute ; Joint Treasurer
of the National Housing and Town Planning Council ; Chairman
of Carshalton Day Nursery ; Member of Executive of National
Baby Week Council ; Chief Officer of Carshalton Fire Brigade ;
Chairman of Local Sub-Committees of the Surrey Education
Committee. War Work : At outbreak of war took part in
recruiting campaign ; in Oct. 1914 joined 10th Batt. East
Surrey Regt. ; served until June, 1916, when invalided out ;
on recovery became Hon. Sec. of Local War Pension Sub-Com
mittee ; with the Carshalton Fire Brigade took part as Chief
Officer in the defence of London during Air raids under a co
ordinated scheme with the London Fire Brigade.
LOVERIDGE, Capt. Cecil Hubert, O.B.E.
LOVERIDGE, Lieut. Frederick, M.B.E, R.A.F.
LOVEROCK, Major Robert Charles, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6.
14 Dec. 1880 ; s. of James Bersalem Loverock, of Dublin j
m. Margaret, d. of John Griffin, of Co. Cork. Educ. : Grammar
School, Elphin, Co. Roscommon. Joined the ranks of the
1st Batt. Durham L.I, June, 1898 ; South Africa, 1899-1902,
in the ranks of the 1st Batt. the Durham Light Infantry
(King's and Queen's Medals, with 7 clasps. War Work :
Commissioned from the rank of Colour-Sergt. to the 1st Batt,
Oxford and Bucks L.I, Nov. 1914; Mesopotamia 1914-20,
with the 1st Batt. the Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry ;
also Embarkation Staff Officer, Mesopotamia, from Sept. 1916.
Addresses : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, 16, Charing Cross, London,
S.W. ; Bombay, India. (04232)
LOVETT, Clara Crofton, Lady, O.B.E.; d. of the late
Major Charles Jamieson, Bengal S.C. ; to. 10 Oct. 1893, Sir
Sackville Harrington Hatton Verney, K.C.S.I, s. of the late
Rev. Robert Lovett, rector of Caundle Bishop, Dorset. Ad
dress : Louvergrove, Oakfield Road, Ashtead, Surrey. (02046)
LOVETT, T. Warrant Officer Arthur Harrison, M.B.E.
Royal Indian Marine.
LOVETT, Frederic Reynolds, M.B.E, 6. 15 Feb. 1880 ;
s. of Rev. Richard Lovett, of Clapham, London. Educ. :
St. Paul's School, and Magdalen Coll, Oxford. Civil Servant ;
Principal Clerk, Ministry of Health. War Work : Secondoil
to the Ministry of Munitions ; worked from June, 1915, till
Oct. 1918, in the Labour Supply Department, first at releasing
skilled workmen from the Army and Navy, and later at the
exemption and recruitment of Munition Workers, and the
appeals of such workmen to Enlistment Complaints Com
mittees. Address : 74, Victoria Road, Clapham Common,
London, S.W. 4. (M680)
LOVETT, Rev. Canon NeviUe, C.B.E, M.A, 6. 16 Feb.
1869 ; s. of Rev. Robert Lovett, of Bishops Caundle, Dorset (see
Bukke'S Landed Gentry, Lovett of Liscombe, Bucks) ; to. Evelyn
Janet, d. of Comm. Osmond de Beauvoir Brock, R.N. Educ. :
Sherborne, and Christ's CoU, Cambridge. Rector and Rural
Dean of Southampton ; Chaplain to the King ; Hon. Canon
of Winchester; Proctor in Convocation; formerly Rector of
Bishops Caundle, 1895-98 ; Vicar of S. Saviour s, Shanklin,
I. of W, 1898-1908 ; Rector of Farnham, Surrey, 1908-12.
War Work : Chairman of War Pensions Local Committee,
Southampton, from inception ; Hon. Chaplain Red Cross Hos
pital ; Chairman of "Roberts HaU" Recreation Hut, South
ampton Docks. Address : Deanery, Southampton. (C2769)
LOVETT, WilUam Edward, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
LOW, Alice, O.B.E, W.A.A.C.
LOW, Lieut.-Col., Charles Frederick Gemley, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C. LOW, Frederick Edward, M.B.E.
LOW, Capt. James Lawson, O.B.E.
LOW, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. James Lindsay, O.B.E. R.E.
LOW, John Spencer, C.B.E, B.Sc, M.B, Ch.B, D.P.H.
Medical Supervisor of Army Meat Contracts in South America. (C3153)
LOW, Major Peter Dunstan, O.B.E, A.M.I.E.E, 6.
29 Oct. 1891 ; s. of Peter Low. (02288)
LOW, WilUam, O.B.E.
LOW, Major Richard Marsden HUTCHINSON-, O.B.E,
A.M.S, M.B. (took the name of Hutchinson by deed-poll,
1908) ; s. of William Low, of Roseneath, Wrexham ; m. EmUy
Margaret Lavinia d. of Augustus Bayeley, of Liscard.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : M.O, CromweU Gardens
P. of W. Detention Barracks. Address : 70, PhUbeach Gardens,
°LO°WE, Alice Mary, O.B.E. (05499)
LOWE, Major Andrew Alfred, O.B.E, R.E.
LOWE, Capt. Arthur Henry, M.B.E.
LOWE, Arthur Labron, C.B.E, M.A, LL.B, (Camb.),
6. 17 Aug. 1861 ; s. of Henry Lowe, of Southfleld, Norfolk
Road, Edgbaston ; to. Mary Letitia, d. of A. Bruce Mitchell,
of Elmstead, Hagley Road, Edgbaston. Educ : Clifton, and
Clare CoU, Camb. Registrar of Birmingham County Court;

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Lowe

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

District Registrar of High Court of Justice, Birmingham
District Registrv; President Birmingham Law Society,
1916-18 ; President Association of County Court Registrars,
1910-20 ; Member of the Standing Committee for framing the
Rules of the County Court. War Work : Chairman Birming
ham Branch of the British Red Cross Society ; Member of
Committee appointed by the Lord Chancellor to review the
staffs of military age of the County Courts, Registrars, High
Bailiffs, Justices' Clerks and their assistants ; Member of the
City of Birmingham Local Tribunal. Addresses : 52, Westfield
Road, Edgbaston; Monkspath HaU, Shirley, Warwickshire.
Club : Union, Birmingham. __ „}C??5'
LOWE, Dorothy Ann Shelmerdine, M.B.E, 6. 31 Dec.
1880; d. of Charles Lowe, of Stamford. Educ: Newbury.
Member War Pensions Committee, Chard ; Member of the
County Executive Committee of the Federation of Women's
Institutes; Commandant Hinton House Hospital; Member
Somerset County Agricultural Committee, Women's Section.
Address : The Grange, Hinton S. George, Crewkerne, Somerset.
Club : V.A.D. (M689)
LOWE, Capt. Edward Cronen, M.B.E, M.B, New
Zealand A.M.C
LOWE, Henry, M.B.E, 6. Feb. 1887. Educ. : Alloa
Academy. H.M. Inspector of Taxes, Inland Revenue Depart
ment. (M8833)
LOWE, Percy Roycroft, O.B.E, M.B.
LOWE, Major Sidney Joseph, D.S.O, O.B.E, fi. 1880.
Entered Royal FusUiers (City of London Regt.), 1897 ; Capt.
1905 ; Major, 1915 ; served in the S. African War, 1899-1902,
on Staff ; present at relief of Ladysmitn (Queen's medal with
five clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19. as Brig.-Major on Staff
(despatches, Legion of Honour, Croix de Guerre). (06395)
LOWE, Capt. Stanley PhiUp, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6. 17 Sept.
1883 ; s. of the late H. W. Lowe, of Walton-on-Thames ; to.
EUnor Constance, d. of — Partridge. Educ. : Westminster and
Victoria Univ. Manchester. Civil, Chemical, Mechanical, and
Mining Engineer ; late Nitrate Mine Manager and Chemist,
Chile, S. America. War Wcrk : 375 M.T. Coy. R.A.S.C.
35th Div. Amm. Pack, France and Flanders, July, 1915, to
Feb. 1917 ; April, 1917, " A " Corps Amm. Pack, Commanding
1040 M.T. Coy. R.A.S.C Oct. 1917, to Aug.' 1919, in Palestine
and Egypt ; twice mentioned in despatches. Address : Taito
Estate, Songhor, B.E.A. (O6230)
LOWE, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Enoch, O.B.E, T.D, 6.
2 Dec. 1860 ; s. of Isaac Lowe, of LiUeshall, Shropshire ; to.
Ellen Jane, a. of John Simon, of Market Drayton, Shropshire.
Educ : Newport Grammar School. Incorporated Accountant,
F.S.A.A, in practice since 1885. War Work : MobUised 4
Aug. 1914 ; proceeded to France 28 Feb. 1915, as Second-in-
Command of 6th South Staffordshire Regt, 46th Division ;
in action Neuve Chapelle, Armentieres, Messines Ridge,
etc. ; invalided home June, 1915 ; Home Service, attached
R.E, acting C.R.E, Lincolnshire Coast, until demobilised
April, 1919. Address: Oaken, nr. Wolverhampton. Clubs:
Services ; Conservative, Wolverhampton. (O7406)
LOWE, Capt. WUUam Herbert, M.B.E, A.C.G.I, 6.
11 Oct. 1884 ; s. of Frederick George Lowe, of London ; to.
Joanetta Marjorie, d. of Samuel Bruce, J.P, D.L, of Norton
HaU, Campden, Glos. Educ. : The Leys School, Cambridge.
War Work : 11th Batt. Royal Warwickshire Regt, 1914-16 ;
Machine Gun Corps, 1916-17 ; Staff Captain in A.G.'s Dept,
War Office, 1917-19. Address : 439, Grosvenor Avenue,
Westmount, P.Q, Canada. Club : Junior Army and Navy.
(M2059)
LOWIS, Horace Lake, O.B.E, M.B, CM, 6. 17 Sept.
1870 ; s. of Col. Ross F. Lowis, R.A. ; to. Alice Christina
Hogarth, d. of R. M. Ballantyne, of Harrow-on-the-Hill.
Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. M.O. Frimley Cottage Hospital.
War Work : M.O. Camberley Red Cross MiUtary Hospital.
Address : UnderhiU, Camberley. (010861)
LOWMAN, Rose Frances, M.B.E.
LOWNDES, WiUiam Frederick Lowndes FRITH-,
M.B.E, J.P, CC, 6. 1 July, 1871 ; s. of Henry Frith, of
Sh enstone House, Chalf ont, Bucks ; m. Ethel Maude, d. of
the late Robert Sissons, of Newark House, Richmond, Surrey.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : MUitary Representative for
Amersham and Chesham District ; Capt. Chesham Company
Special Constabulary. Address : The Bury, Chesham, Bucks.
Club : Royal Automobile. (M8834)
LOWNDES, Major WiUiam SELBY-, O.B.E, T.D.
LOWREY, Sir Joseph, K.B.E, 6. 14 Feb. 1859 ; s. of
Joseph Lowrey, of Cocken, Durham ; to. 16 Oct. 1917, Eleanor
Octavia, d. of Edward Tuson Charnley, of Preston. Sec. London
Salvage Association. War Work : Rendered special services
in connection with the Ministry of Shipping and Shipping
Casualties. Address : The Hermitage, Loughton, Essex.
Club : Royal Societies'. (K153)
LOWRY, Frederick James Sharpies, O.B.E.
LOWRY, Helen, Mrs., O.B.E.
LOWRY, Col. James, C.B.E, late A.P.D, 6. 19 Feb.
1856 ; s. of Thomas Harvey Lowry, M.D, of West Mailing,
Kent. Educ. : Cheltenham. War Work : Command Pay
master, Scottish Commands. Address : Belmore, Wenlock
Road, Shrewsbury. (C1671)
LOWRY, Thomas Martin, C.B.E, D.Sc, F.R.S, 6. 26
Oct. 1874; s. of Rev. E. P. Lowry, H.C.F, of Aldershot;
to. Eliza, d. of Rev. C Wood. Educ. : Kingswood School,
Bath, Central Technical CoU, South Kensington. Prof, of
Physical Chemistry, Univ. of Cambridge ; Associate Member of

Ordnance Committee. War Work : Director of Shell Fffling.
Address : Univ. Chemical Laboratory, Cambridge. (C2770)
LOWSLEY, Ethel Sarah, Mrs., M.B.E, 5. 13 Dec 1865 •
d of AUred Heasman, J.P, of Court Wick, Littlehampton,
Sussex; m. Warm Asbel, s. of Luke Lowsley, of Hampstead-
Moneys. Berks. War Work : President and Hon. Sec. Ladies
Depot, Coimbatore, S. India. (M6195)
LOWSON, Kenneth John, O.B.E, M.A, LL.B. (Cantab.),
6 6 March, 1885 ; e. of the late David Lowson, M.D, of Hull.
Educ : St. Paul's School and Caius CoU, Cambridge. Solicitor :
Exhibitioner of Caius CoUege, Cambridge, 1904. War Wort :
Hon. Sec. Hull Refugees Committee ; awarded La M.daiUe
du Roi Albert, 1920. Addresses: Brough, East Yorks:
16, Bowlalley Lane, Hull. (O10864)
LOWTHER, Capt. the Hon. Lancelot Edward, O.B.E,
J P , 6. 25 June, 1867 ; 4th s. of Henry, 3rd Earl of Lonsdale,
of Lowther Castle, Penrith (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; m. Guen-
doline AUce, d. of Sir Robert Sheffield, 5th Bart, of Normanby
Park, Doncaster (see Burke's Peerage) ; Educ. : Cheltenham
CoU, and Magdalene CoU, Cambridge. J P. for Rutland and
Westmorland ; formerly Capt. 3rd Batt. Border Regt. ; War
Work : Gen. Staff, War Office, 1914-19 ; War Office King's
Messenger, 1914-19; awarded the 1914 Star; mentioned in
despatches ; awarded the Order of the NUe by Sultan of
Egypt. Address: AshweU HiU, Oakham. Clubs: Turf;
White's; Orleans. (08864)
LOWTHER, Mildred, O.B.E.
LOWTHER, Qr.-Mr. and Major Thomas Edwin, M.B.E,
2nd Batt. N. Staff. Regt. (M10229)
LOWTHIAN, Harold Douglas, O.B.E.
LOYD, Capt. Robert Lindsay, O.B.E, M.C, fi. 16 Sept.
1887 ; s. of A. K. Loyd, K.C, of 21, Cadogan Square, S.W. 1,
and Downs House, Steventon, Berks; to. Olive Mary d. of
J. E. Gladstone, of Bowden Park, Chippenham, WUts. Educ. :
Eton, and Magdalen CoU, Oxford. Gazetted 16th Lancers,
Jan. 1911 ; promoted Lieut. March, 1913 ; Capt. Feb. 1919.
War Work : Commanded 1st Signal Troop 1st Cavahy Brigade,
Feb. 1914 to June, 1915, B.E.F. ; Instructor Dunstable Signal
Depot, 12 Dec. 1915, to 7 July, 1916; Inspecting Signal
Officer, Southern Army, 7 July, 1916, to 15 Aug. J.916 ; attached
17th Corps Signals, Aug. 1916 to Nov. 1916 ; and attached 7th
Corps Signals, Nov. 1916, to Jan. 1917 ; 2nd in command
4th Divisional Signals, Feb. 1917, to June, 1917, with rank of
A. Capt. ; Commandant 3rd Army Signal School, June, 1917,
to March, 1918, with rank of A. Major ; A. D. Signals, R.A.F.,
March, 1918, to June, 1918 ; Commandant 3rd Army Signal
School, June, 1918, to Sept. 1918 ; Commanded Cadet Unit,
Signal Service Training Centre, Sept. 1918, to Feb. 1919 ; 2nd
in Command Haynes Park Signal Depot, Feb. 1919, to July,
1919. Address : 21, Cadogan Square, London, S.W. 1. C(wfis :
Cavahy ; Conservative ; WeUington. (02620)
LUARD, Louise Henrietta, Mrs, M.B.E, fi. 1873 ; d. of
the Rev. Canon S. L. Smith, late Canon Residentiary of Here
ford Cathedral ; to. Lieut.-Col. E. B. Luard, D.S.O, who was
lolled commanding 1st Bn. K. Shropshire L.I, AprU, 1916.
Elected Member of the Town Council of Hereford, 1919. War
Work : Hon. Sec. and Treas. K. Shropshire L.I. Prisoners of
War Fund ; and 1st Bn. K. Shropshire L.I. Comforts Fund,
1914 to 1919. Address: South Bank, Hereford. Club:
New Victorian. (M8835)
LUCAN, George Charles Bingham, 5th Earl of, K.B.E,
C.B, T.D. ; A.D.C. to the King; J.P, D.L. : Lord in Waiting
from 1920: fi. 13 Dec. 1860 ; e.s.ol 4th Earl and Lady Cecilia
Catherine Gordon-Lennox (d. 1910), o. d. of 5th Duke of
Richmond, K.G. ; m. Violet, d. of J. Spender Clay, Ford Manor,
Lingfield. Educ. : Harrow. Late Rifle Brigade, 1881-96 ;
served Bechuanaland Expedition, 1884-85 ; Served in the Great
War 1914-16 ; J.P. and D.L. Co. Mayo and Middlesex ; High
Sheriff Co. Mayo, 1902 ; Lieut.-Col. Commanding 1st London
Volunteer Rifle Corps, 1901-8; 5th City of London Rifles
(L.R.B.), 1908-12; Col. (T. Brig.-Gen.) commanding 1st
London Infantry Brigade, 1912-16 ; Hon. Brig.-Gen. since
1916 ; M.P. (C) Chertsey Div, Surrey, 1904-6 ; has Orders of
St. Stanislaus of Russia (2nd Class) and Nile (3rd Class), 1916.
Addresses : Laleham House, Staines ; Castlebar House, Mayo ;
10, Gloucester Place, W. 1. Clubs : Carlton ; Turf. (K392)
LUCAN, Violet, Countess of, O.B.E, o. d. of J. Spender
Clay, of Ford Manor, Lingfleld ; to. George Charles Bingham,
5th Earl of Lucan, J.P, D.L. Addresses : Laleham House,
Staines ; Castlebar House, Mayo ; 10, Gloucester Place, W. 1.
(010864)
LUCAS, AUred, O.B.E, Egyptian Government. (010941)
LUCAS, Capt. Armytage Anthony, C.B.E, R.N.
LUCAS, Arthur, C.B.E, I.C.S, 6. 24 Jan. 1863 ; s. of
Arthur Lucas, of DarUngton ; m. May Margaret, d. of F. Shore
Bullock, late Assist. Commander Police, Scotland Yard.
Educ. : CUfton CoU. War Work : Sec. Soldiers' and SaUors
Families Association, Sept. 1914 to June, 1915 ; Mimstry of
Munitions, Feb. 1916, to Sept. 1916 ; Board of Trade Import
Restrictions, Oct. 1916, to April, 1&19. Address : Edgemoor.
Bovey Tracey, Devon. (C224)
LUCAS, Rev. Bernard, M.B.E.
LUCAS, Capt. Charles AUred, O.B.E.
LUCAS, Capt. Charles Anthony CecU, O.B.E, R.M.L.I.
LUCAS, Edward WiUiam, C.B.E. Managing Director.
BeUs, HiUs and Lucas (Limited). (C553)
LUCAS, Major Frederick William, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LUCAS, 2nd Lieut., Gordon Tate, M.B.E, New Zealand
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Lumley

LUCAS, Mrs., M.B.E.
LUCAS, Major Reginald Hugh, O.B.E, 6. 26 Sept. 1888 ;
s. of Lieut.-Col. H. F. E. Lucas, of Dunchidcock House, near
Exeter. Educ. : Repton, and Christ Church, Oxford. War
Wort : Supply Reserve Depot, Deptford, 1914-15 ; Supply
Depot, MUlwall Docks, 1915-17; War Office, 1917-20.
Address : Holmbush, Ide, near Exeter, Devon. Club :
Cavendish. (07407)
LUCAS, Capt. Reginald Hutchinson, M.B.E, M.C,
R.A.M.C. LUCAS, Lieut. Reginald William Owen, M.B.E, R.E.
(T.F.) LUCAS, Col. Thomas Woodwright, O.B.E, J.P, D.L,
6. 22 May, 1959 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. C. Woodwright, of Golagh.
Monaghan, Ireland ; m. Georgie (who died in 1894), d. of the
late Sir James Godfrey, of GranviUe Manor, Jersey. Educ:
TrinityCoU, Dublin. Joined the 36th Foot, July 1878, Captain
1886, exchanged to 41st Regt. (Welsh) 1887 ; retired 1907. War
Wort : Area Commander Cardiff City Recruiting Area ; Sec.
National Association for Employment of Reserve Soldiers, S.
Wales ; Member Glamorgan Territorial Association ; Member
Executive Committee of the Priory of the Order of St. John
for Wales ; commanded Glamorgan and Monmouth Recruiting
Area from Aug. 1914, to May, 1917 ; County Commandant
and Commanding all Volunteers raised in the County of Gla
morgan (6000 men). Address : Golagh, Roath Park, Cardiff,
Clubs : Army and Navy ; Cardiff and County.
LUCAS, Terence, M.B.E.
LUCAS, Lieut. WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 24 May, 1872 ; s. of
.Tohn WUUam, of Oxon ; to. Katherine EUzabeth, d. of WilUam
Henry Smith, of Old Colwyn, Wales. Educ : High School,
Kensington. War Work : May, 1915, to Oct. 1916, Training
Troops in England; Nov. 1916, to Dec. 1917, -with Gen.
AUenby's Force, carrying suppUes until they took Jerusalem,
being held up owing to enemy shell fire on the road ; Jan.
1918, sent to take charge of aU camel detachments on the
Western Front, Hammam to SoUum, over 200 miles ; carried
on without additional assistance during a serious outbreak
of Spanish Influenza. Addresses : c/o Messrs. Peel & Co,
Ltd, Alexandria, Egypt ; Northumberland House, Cleopatra,
Ramleh, Egypt (M4693)
LUCAS, WiUiam Henry, C.S.I, C.B.E, 6. 1867 ; s. of
Arthur Lucas, of Bournemouth. Educ. : Clifton, and New
Coll, Oxford. Entered I.C.S. 1888; Assist. Collector and
Magistrate, Bombay, 1889 ; 1st Assist, Karachi, 1897 ; Dep.
Commr. Thar and Parkar, 1900 ; Junior CoUector and Collector
of Salt Revenue, Bombay, 1904 ; Senior CoUector, 1909 ;
Ch. Sec. to Govt, in Revenue and Financial Depart. 1911-12 ;
Commr. in Sind, 1912-16; ret. 1916. Club : East India
United Service. (C2771)
LUCE, Emily Gertrude, O.B.E, S. 1871 ; d. of WilUam
Hoiks Luce. J.P, of The KnoU, Malmesbury. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Commandant V.A.D. Wilts. 22, 1914 ; Worked
at Countess of Suffolk's Red Cross Hospital, Charlton Park,
Malmesbury, 1914-15; Commandant Red Cross Hospital,
Malmesbury, 1916-19. Address : The Knoll, Malmesbury.
LUCK, Ernest Bertram, M.B.E.
LUCK, Capt. Robert, M.B.E, 6. 25 Nov. 1869; s. of
iucnard Luck, of Montreal and Liverpool ; to. AUce, d. of
James Hartland, of Manchester. Educ : Leeds High School.
sec. ComwaUis Road Hospital, London, N. 19. War Work :
Assistant Commandant Prisoners of War Camp, under Home
Office control, from June, 1915, to Nov. 1919 ; organised labour
ot interned enemy aUens to be of benefit to the State ; devoted
considerable time to welfare of Belgian wounded by assisting
in the management of King Albert's Hospital, HazleviUe Road,
X. Address: ShadweU House, Cornwallis Road, N. 19. (M690)
LUCK, Capt. Sidney Ivor, O.B.E.. R.E.
rS£SHURST- CaP'- AUen Edward James, M.B.E.
10feUCY' Cai"- John Charles Hampden, M.B E, 6. 11 Oct.
1879 ; s. of C. H. Lucy, of Hereford ; to. Frances Rose, d. of
at', Seys> of Newport, Mon. Educ : Hereford Cathedral
school and Univ. Coll, London. War Work : R.A.S.C from
±eb .1915, to Feb. 1920. Address: Old Bank Chambers,
theitenham. Clubs: Royal AutomobUe ; Cheltenham Race.
r ™„ . (M5427)
LUDDINGTON, Leila Arthur, Mrs., M.B.E,: d. of Major
aenry Reginald Bate, of Bulford, Co. Mayo ; to. Henry Tansley,
ni % ¦?e,nry Luddhigton, of Littleport. War Work : Chairman
or sub-Corn, of Prisoners of War (Isle of Ely) ; War Pensions ;
S™" Iale of Ely Women's War Agricultural Com. ; Chair-
52? . ie,of 1Jy Women's Institutes Com. Address : Walton's
,fJ\TAsndon, Saffron Walden, Essex. Clubs : Ladies' Army
".fe Forum. (M8839)
t EEFS3D> George Frederick, M.B.E,
fne? T°H' Brig.-Gen. Edmund Ronald Owen, C.B,
mL" b-,5. SePt- 1864 : '¦ of the late Col. E. S. Ludlow, LA.
w?w,"o,SPvateIy- Served in S. African War; Matabele
wax (1896) ; and in the Great War (1914-18) ; has Legion
imK: Club •' Junior Naval and MiUtary. (C1672)
r TrSiSy**' CaP*- Fre<l Ball, O.B.E, M.C.
r fiSSXi01' Lieut- Anthony Mario, M.B.E, R.F.A.
V f7^Ff;TBrevet Lieut.-Col. Arthur Pearson, C.B.E, M.D.,
Tt;k ciilond-), R.A.M.C (T.), 6. 6 Nov. 1855; s. of
Sfuiara Luff ; m. Amy Annie, d. of George I. Leon. Educ. :

Tt™-I~\ Grammar School ; Royal Coll. of Science ; St. Mary's
hospital. Consulting Physician to St. Mary's Hospital. War

Work: In charge of Medical Division, 3rd London General
Hospital ; served from 5 Aug. 1914, to 26 April, 1919. Address :
Fairhurst, Peppard, Henley-on-Thames. (C1673)
LUFFMAN, Brooke Land, M.B.E.
LUFFMAN John George Innes, M.B E, B. H Feb. 1856 ;
s. of Alfred Luffman, of London ; m. Marion Taylor, d. of
W. Hawes, of Chelmsford. Educ : Christ's Hospital. Con
fidential Clerk to Director of Naval Construction, Admiralty.
War Work : Construction Department, Admiralty. Address :
4, Lancaster Road, Wimbledon, S.W. 19. (M8842)
LUGARD, Major Edward James, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 23
March, 1865 ; s. of the late Rev. F. G. Lugarcl, M.A, of Norton,
near Worcester ; to. Charlotte Eleanor, d. of the late Rev. G. B.
Howard, B.A, of Worthing. Educ. : Rossall. 3rd Worcester
shire Regt, 1885-86 ; 2nd Northumberland Fusiliers, 1886-88 ;
Indian Army, 1888-1906 ; retired, 1906 ; served in the Burmah
War, 1888-89 (medal with clasp); Chin-Lushai, 1889-90
(despatches, clasp, D.S.O.) ; Manipur, 1891 (slightly wounded,
clasp) ; South African War, 1899-1900 (medal with 3 clasps) ;
Expedition to NgamUand, South-Central Africa, 1896-99;
PoUtical Assistant to the High Commissioner of Northern
Nigeria, 1903-6; Secretary, Imperial Institute, 1908-12;
Political Secretary to the Governor of Northern and Southern
Nigeria, 1912-13, and to the Governor-General of Nigeria,
1914-15. War Work : In Naval InteUigence Department.
Address : Othercote, Abinger Common, near Dorking. (0517)
LUGARD, Flora, Lady, D.B.E, 2nd d. of the late Major-
Gen. George Shaw, C.B, R.A. ; m. 11 June, 1902, Rt. Hon.
Sir Frederick John Dealtry, P.C, G.CM.G, C.B, D.S.O,
D.CL, LL.D, s. of the Rev. F. G. Lugard. Address: Little
Parkhurst, Abinger Common, Surrey. (D15)
LUKE, Alfred James, O.B.E, M.CI, 6. 24 Dec. 1867 ;
m. Anne, d. of WiUiam HaU, of Co. Cork. Superintending
Civil Engineer, Civil Engineer in Chief's Department,
Admiralty. War Work : Execution of various Civil Engineer
ing and Submarine Defence Works at Portsmouth ; Anti
submarine and General Engineering work in connection with
the Dover Patrol and S.E. Coast Naval Defences. Address :
H.M. Dockyard, Haulbowline, Deland. (010865)
LUKE, Jacobina, Mrs, C.B.E. ; d. ol the late H. A.
McGregor, Govt. Inspector of Machinery, of New Zealand ;
m. 1880, John Pearce Luke, C.M.G. Pres. British Red Cross,
Women's Branch, and Member of Women's Red Cross Executive ;
Pres. Countess of Liverpool War Fund ; Vice-Pres. St. John
Ambulance Assocn.
LUKE, Brig.-Gen. Thomas Mawe, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6.
1872 ; s. of Col. Henry Francis Luke ; to. 1901, Amy EUzabeth,
d. ol John Lamb, formerly of Burrel Green, Great Salkeld,
Cumberland. Educ : Privately, and R.M.A. Entered R.A.
1892; Capt. 1900; Major, 1913; Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1915;
Lieut.-Col. 1917 ; served on the N.-W. Frontier of India, 1897-8
(medal with clasp) ; Tibet Mission Escort, 1903-4 (despatches,
medal with clasp) ; Mohmaud Expedition, 1908 (medal with
clasp) ; appointed an A.A.G. on Head Quarters Staff, India,
1914 : D.A.G. 1916, as Brig.-Gen. (C2038)
LUKE, William Joseph, C.B.E. Shipyard Director of
John Brown and Co. (Limited), of Clydebank. Address :
Clydebank, Scotland. (C225)
LUKER, Herbert WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 26 May, 1879;
s. of the late G. H. Luker ; m. Ella MathUde Henrietta, M.A, d.
of Rektor A. O. Hauch, of Copenhagen. Educ : Privately.
Director of Products and Equipment, Ltd. War Work :
Personal Assist, to Controller of Munition Contracts, and also
Secretary to the Interdepartmental Finance and Contract
Committee of Admiralty, War Office, and Ministry of Muni
tions, 1915-18 ; Assist. Director of Engineering, Ministry of
Food, 1918-19 ; Member of Munitions Priority Committee,
1918-19. Addresses : 125, Lower Thames Street, E.C. 3 ;
29, Glenmore Road, Hampstead, N.W. 3. (M2062)
LUMB, Norman Peace Lacy, O.B.E, 6. 26 July, 1891 ;
8. of J. W. 'Lumb, of Leeds. Educ : London Univ. ; St.
Thomas's Hospital, London. Consulting Surgeon. War
Work : Capt. R.A.M.C 1914-19, twice mentioned in despatches.
Addresses : 42, Welbeck Street, W. 1 ; St. Cuthberts. Thur-
leigh Road, S.W. 12. (O5503)
LUMLEY, Capt. Charles Hope, M.B.E, fi. 3 Oct. 1888 ;
s. of Maitland Lumley, of 91, North Gate, N.W. 8 ; to. Kathleen
Mary, d. of Justin Molyneux, of London. Educ. : Charter
house. Engineer. War Work : Enlisted Aug. 1914 ; com
missioned rank South Lancs. Regt, Sept. 1914 ; wounded,
July, 1916 ; Head of Technical Section Ministry Munitions,
Oct. 1916, to March, 1919 ; awarded Le'gion d'Honneur
(Chevalier) ; Member of Special Mission to France to study
French methods in Munition Factories, 1918. Address : 140,
Sloane Street S.W. 1. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (M5429)
LUMLEY, Constance ElUnor, Mrs. Osbert, O.B.E. : e. d.
of the late Capt. Eustace John Wilson-Patten, 1st Life Guards,
and Emily Constantia, d. of Rev. Lord John Thynne (she m.
2nd, 3rd Marquess of Headfort) ; to. Brig.-Gen. Hon. Osbert
Lumley, brother and heir of the Earl of Scarbrough. Address :
50, Cadogan Square, S.W. 1. (016121
LUMLEY, Capt. Dudley Owen, O.B.E, 6. 6 March, 1895 ;
s. of the late Edward Warner Lumley, of Surbiton. Educ :
Sherborne ; Selwyn Coll, Cambridge. Assistant Principal
(Higher Division), Secretary's Office, General Post Office.
War Work : Served with 5th Batt. (Service) Wiltshire Regt,
Gallipoli, 1915 ; employed on Recruiting Staff at Salisbury,
Headquarters, Southern Command and at the War Office
from Dec 1915. to Oct. 1917 ; employed Ministry of National

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Service, Oct. 1917, to March, 1919. Address: Woodlands,
Adelaide Road, Surbiton. (O7409)
LUMLEY, Eva, M.B.E, d. of Capt. John Rutherford
Lumley, Queen's Foreign Service Messenger. Educ. : Brussels,
and GuUd HaU School of Music, London. Junior Assistant
Administrator, War Office. War Work : 5 years Clerical
work in the German Section of the MUitary InteUigence
Directorate, War Office. (M8843)
LUMLEY, Brig.-Gen. Francis Douglas, C.B, C.B.E.,
fi. 13 Nov. 1857 ; s. of Colonel Frederick Douglas Lumley ;
to. the late Leonora Constance, d. of Arthur Kenyon. Educ. :
Winchester Coll. Joined 77th Regiment, 1876 ; commanded
2nd Batt. Middlesex Regiment, 1901-5 (despatches, Queen's
medal with 5 clasps, C.B.) ; commanded No. 10 District,
1907 to 1911 ; retired, 1911. War Work : Commanded
Reserve Brigade at Chatham, 4 Aug. 1914, to 27 Dec. 1916 ;
Special Service in France, 16 May, 1917, to 6 May, 1919 (de
spatches). Address : Blackwater House, Blackwater, Hants.
Club : Naval and MiUtary. (C825)
LUMLEY, Hon. Mrs. Osbert Victor George AtheUng,
O.B.E. LUMPTON, Samuel, O.B.E.
LUMSDEN, Lieut. Charles Ernest, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
(T.), fi. 18 Feb. 1882 ; s. of the late Henry Simson Lumsden,
of Aberdeen. Educ. : Robert Gordon's CoU, Aberdeen.
Merchant. War Work : On Staff of Supply Section R.A.S.C.
Ripon Sub-District ; appointed Supply Officer and Officer-in-
charge Army Bakery, Ripon Camps. Address : 107, Dess-
wood Place, Aberdeen. (M5430)
LUMSDEN, Sir John, K.B.E, D.L, Knight of Grace
Order of St. John of Jerusalem, M.D, fi. Nov. 1869 ; s. of John
Lumsden, of Leeson Park, Dublin ; m. Caro F, d. of the late
Major Fitzhardinge Kingscote, of Galway. Educ. : Taunton
Coll, and Dublin Univ. Chief Medical Officer to Guinness's
Brewery ; Senior Visiting Physician Mercer's Hospital, Dublin.
War Work: Major R.A.M.C, 1917-18; Director-in-Chief
B.R.C.S. and Order of St. John for Deland ; Commissioner
St. John Ambulance Brigade for Deland ; Consulting Physician
Red Cross War Hospitals ; Chief Organiser of Red Cross,
South of Deland during war. Addresses : 4, FitzwiUiam
Place, Dublin ; Roslyn, Howth, Co. Dublin. Clubs : Friendly
Brothers ; Royal Dish AutomobUe ; Royal Dublin Golf. (K154)
LUMSDEN, John Brown, M.B.E.
LUMSDEN, Lieut. Reginald Lewis, O.B.E.
LUMSDEN, Thomas, O.B.E.
LUMSDEN, Thomas WUUam, M.B.E.
LUMSDEN, William Henry, M.B.E.
LUMSDEN, WiUiam Watt, M.B.E, F.I.C, 6. 4 Nov.
1879 ; s. of Henry Lumsden, of Port Glasgow ; to. Janetta
MelviUe, d. of James Crichton, of Dumfries. Educ. : Royai
Technical Coll, Glasgow. Assist. Manager, Arden Factory,
Stevenston. War Work : Was Superintendent in Charge of
the Manufacture of MUitary Explosives at Ardeen Factory,
Stevenston, during the first tliree years of the war, and latterly
Superintendent of H.M. Factory, Gwine. Address : 74,
Caledonia Road, Saltcoats. (M3815)
LUND, Edmund, M.B.E.
LUND, Lieut. George Percy, O.B.E, M.C.
LUND, Janet, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Edward Hoyle,
J.P, of Moorlands, Bacup ; m. Frederick James, s. of the late
James Lund, J.P., D.L, of Makis HaU, near Keighley. War
Work : Jointly, with her husband, gave up her house, Beaulieu,
in Harrogate and furnished it as an AuxiUary MUitary Hospital,
of which she was the head, Oct. 1914, to AprU, 1919 ; Treasurer
of the Aberford War Savings Association. Address : Becca
Hall, Aberford, Yorks. (M2065)
LUND, WiUred George, M.B.E. (M16251e)
LUNGLEY, George WUliam, M.B.E, 6. 26 Aug. 1863 ;
8. of WiUiam Lungley, of Bradfleld, Essex ; to. Elizabeth,
d. of Edward WiUiam Harrison, of St. George's East. Educ :
West Ham Model School. Manager, Builders' Merchant
(Page, Calnan & Co, Ltd.) ; Past Chairman Hudson's Ward I.
West Ham Unionist Association ; District Administrator of
Prince of Wales' and National Relief Funds ; Member of West
Ham War Pensions Committee ; Chairman of Stratford
District Disablement Committee ; School Manager of West
Ham Education Committee ; Member of South West Ham
ChUdren's Convalescent Home Committee (in connection with
Queen Mary's Hospital) ; Life Governor of West Ham Hospital.
Member of West Ham Citizens Welfare Committee ; Member
of Committee for Apprenticeship of War Orphans. Address :
43, Crofton Road, Plaistow, E. 13. (M8846)
LUNN, Samuel, M.B.E. (M10400)
LUNN, John Reuben, O.B.E.
LUNN, William Henry, M.B.E, fi. 6 Dec. 1876 ; s. of
John Henry Lunn, of Boston ; m. Louisa, d. of Edward Wright
Edwards, of Barton. Educ : Boston. Clerk to the Guardians ;
Clerk to Assessment Committee ; Clerk to Boston District Old
Age Pensions Committee ; Sec. of Lincolnshire Standard, Ltd.
War Work : Sec War Pensions Committee, Boston District,
1916-20 ; voluntary worker in local war organisations. Ad
dress : Ranmoor, Carlton Road, Boston. (M8847)
LUPTON, Anne Muriel, M.B.E.
LUPTON, Charles, O.B.E, M.A. (Cantab), LL.D. (Leeds),
J.P. and D.L. W. Riding of Yorks, fi. 22 Mav, 1855 ; s. of
irancis Lupton, J.P, of Beechwood, Roundhay, Leeds ; to.
Katharine, d. of Thomas Ashton, D.L. Educ. : Rugby, and
Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Solicitor; Alderman of City of
Leeds. War Work: Chahman of Military Appeal Tribunal

for North West Division of West Riding of Yorks.; Lord
Mayor of Leeds, Nov. 1915, to Nov. 1916. Address: Carr
Head, Roundhay, Leeds. Club : The Leeds. (0518)
LUPTON, Samuel, O.B.E, Member of the Institute of
Journalists, 6. 1 Dec. 1873 ; s. of the late James Oakey Lupton,
of Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs. ; to. Gertrude, d. of the late
Edward Greaves, of Heaton Chapel, near Stockport. Educ. :
Manchester Grammar School. Editor of " The Daily Gazette,"
Karachi, India. War Work : War PubUcity work in Sind ;
edited " Sindhi Junghi Akhbar " (Sind War Journal), organ
of the Sind PubUcity Committee ; received thanks of Indian
and Bombay Governments for this and other voluntary war
work, and was mentioned for valuable services rendered in
India in connection with the war, in list published along with
Commander-in-Chief's last despatch of July, 1919 ; received
Souvenir War Badge. Address : " The DaUy Gazette," Karachi,
India. (08272)
LUPTON, Walter James Edwin, O.B.E, I.C.S.
LUSCOMBE, Lieut.-Col. George Augustus, O.B.E.
LUSH, Lieut. Herbert, M.B.E.
LUTTRELL, Mary FOWNES-, O.B.E.
LUTTRELL, Eva FOWNES-, O.B.E, 6. 18 Feb. 1858;
d. of Henry Acland Fownes-Luttrell, of Badgworth Court.
War Work : Red Cross Vice-President, and other Red Cross
work. (010867)
LUTWYCHE, Margaret Ruby, Mrs., M.B.E.
LUXMORE, Ethel, Mrs., O.B.E.
LUXON, Shipwright Lieut. George WiUiam, M.B.E, R.N.
LUXTON, Lieut. WiUiam John, M.B.E.
LYALL, Beatrix Margaret, Mrs., C.B.E. Member for
Fulham, London County Council. (C3154)
LYALL, Charles EUiot, O.B.E.
LYALL, George, M.B.E.
LYALL, Lieut. George Henry Hudson, M.B.E, R.A.F.
LYALL, MeUicent, M.B.E.
LYALL, Capt. Peter Douglas Lome, O.B.E, R.A.F.
LYALL, Lieut. WilUam Hooker, M.B.E, R.A.F.
LYALL, Lieut. WUUam James, O.B.E, R.F.
LYCETT, Capt. Cyril Vernon Lechmere, O.B.E, R.E,
Spec. Res. (01209a)
LYCETT, Edward Arthur, M.B.E.
LYDALL, Edward Wykeham, M.B.E.
LYDDON, AUred Jonathan, O.B.E.
LYDDON, Katherine, M.B.E, 6. 6 June, 1887 ; d. ot
WiUiam Croft, of Wood Green ; m. Charles Henry, s. of George
Lyddon, of Rading. War Work : 5 years with British and
French Red Cross Societies; latterly Sub-Commissioner
British Red Cross Society, IsmaiUa, Egypt. Addresses : White
Rock, The Beach, Pevensey Bay, Sussex ; IsmaiUa, Egypt. (M8849)
LYDE, Edith Mary, O.B.E, R.R.C.
LYEL, Peroival Charles, M.B.E, 6. 21 Feb. 1881 ; s. of
Charles Lyel. Civil Servant, War Office. War Work : Served
in the Lands Directorate of the War Office, Ministry of Muni
tions, and Air Ministry. Address : 127, Hampstead Way,
Golders Green. (M8850)
LYELL, Col. David, C.M.G, C.B.E, D.S.O, R.E. Chief
Railway Construction Engineer; served in the Great War,
1914-19 (despatches, Order of Leopold of Belgium, Croix de
Guerre). (C1284)
LYELL, Maud Mary, M.B.E, 6. 22 Oct. 1882 ; d. of
George James Lyell, of Highlands, Heswall, Cheshire. Educ:
Privately. War Work: Member of V.A.D. Cheshire 106;
served in France for 31 years with the Liverpool Merchants
Mobile Hospital at Etaples, and afterwards at Trouville;
1915 Star ; mentioned in despatches. Address : Highlands,
Heswall, Cheshire. (M8851)
LYELL, Rosalind Margaret, Hon. Mrs., M.B.E, 6. IS Dec.
1891 ; d. of Vernon and Lady Margaret Watney, of Cornbnry,
Charlbury, Oxfordshire (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; m. the Hon.
Charles Lyell (who died), s. of 1st Barton LyeU, of Kinnordy
(see Burke's Peerage). Educ: Privately. War Wort:
B.R.C.S, Wounded and Missing Dept, 1914-18. Address:
1, Cadogan Gardens, London, S.W. 3. Club : Queen's, Edin
burgh. (M2069)
LYLE, Alexander Mcintosh, M.B.E.
LYLE, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Abram, O.B.E.
LYLE, Major Arthur Nevin, O.B.E, R.E.
LYLE, Clare, Mrs., C.B.E.
LYLE, Col. Hugh Thomas, C.B.E, D.S.O, fi. 1858;
e. s. of the late Rev. John Lyle, of Knocktarna ; m. 1886, Alice
Fanny, d. of Sir Warren Hastings D'Oyly, 10th Bt. Entered
Army, 1879 ; Capt. Royal Welsh FusUiers, 1885 ; Major, 1896;
Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1900; Lieut.-Col. 1903; Brevet Col.
1905 (ret. 1907) ; Commanded a Batt. Royal Irish Rifles,
1915 ; served with Burmah Expedition, 1885-86 (wounded),
with Hazara Field Force, 1891 (despatches); S. Africa,
1901 (despatches, Brevet Lieut.-Col.) ; D.L. for co. London
derry ; was in command of a Territorial Force Brigade,
1909-10. Address : Knocktarna, Coleraine, co. Londonderry.
LYLE, Lieut.-Col. J. C. V., D.S.O, O.B.E. Served in
S. Africa, 1902, with 1st Kitchener's Fighting Scouts (des
patches) ; during Great War, 1915-17 ; T. Lieut.-Col. Labour
Corps. (O5505)
LYLE, Capt. OUver, O.B.E.
LYLE, Samuel, C.B.E, M.B. Commr. Medical Services,
Ministry of National Service during Great War. (0990)
LYMBURN, Mary Jane Dickie, M.B.E.

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LYNA, Tryner, M.B.E, J.P.
LYNCH, Surg.-Lieut., O.B.E, MB., R.N.
LYNCH, Lieut.-Col. David, C.B.E. Capt. and Brevet
Lieut.-Col. Remount Service ; served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1675)
LYNCH, Herbert Arthur, M.B.E, R.N.
LYNCH, James Challener, O.B.E.
LYNCH, Major Patrick, M.B.E, 6. 15 Nov. 1856 ; s. of
Michael Lynch, of Dublin. Educ. : The Monastery, Ihnrles,
Co. Tipperary, Ireland ; King's Coll, London. War Work
Controlling the exportation of merchandise from London
Addresses: 77, Windsor Road, Forest Gate, London, E. 3
Belgrave House, Folkestone Road, Dover. Clubs : Devon
shire ; Alexandra Yacht, Southend-on-Sea ; Wanstead Park
Golf. (M2071)
LYNDE, Major GUbert Somerville, O.B.E, R.E.
LYNDON, Arnold, O.B.E, M.D. (Lond.), 6. 22 July,
1861; s. of George T. T. Lyndon, of Addlestone, Surrey;
»i. Charlotte, d. of the late WiUiam Rawson, J.P, of Hltchin.
Educ. : Merchant Taylors' School ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital;
London Univ. Member of Public Health Committee, British
Medical Association ; Surgeon to Haslemere and District
Cottage Hospital. War Work : Chairman GuUdford Local
Medical War Committee: Member of Central Medical War
Committee ; Medical Officer in charge, Grayshott Auxiliary
MiUtary Hospital. Address : Windwhistle House, Grayshott.
Club : London Univ. (010869)
LYNDON, Rev. Charles Henry Preston, O.B.E, M.A,
fi. 10 July, 1889 ; s. of the late Robert Lyndon, of Longford.
Educ. : Masonic Boys' School, Dublin. Head of Trinity Coll.
Mission, Belfast. War Work : Chaplain, 2nd Batt. Duke of
Cornwall's Light Infantry ; 1918, S.C.F., 27th Division ; 1919,
S.C.F. British Army of Black Sea. Address : Trinity Coll.
Mission, BeUast. (O6502)
LYNE, Lieut. Edgar, M.B.E, R.A.F.
LYNE, Harry, O.B.E, 6. 29 AprU, 1887 ; „. of Thomas
' Lyne, of Tingley, Yorks. Educ. : Lincoln. Gen. Sec.
Y.M.C.A. War Work : 1914 to Oct. 1915, Sec. of Y.M.C.A.
centres andareas in England ; Nov. 1915, to Feb. 1917, Assist.
Sec. Y.M.C.A, 2nd Army ; Feb. 1917, to March, 1918, Gen.
Sec. Y.M.C.A, 5th Army, B.E.F. ; April, 1918, to May, 1919,
Gen. Sec. Y.M.C.A, 4th Army, B.E.F. ; Oct. 1919, to date.
Gen. Sec. YJH.C.A, Mesopotamia and Persia. Address :
Y.M.C.A. H.Q, 13, Russell Square, London, W.C. 1. (01613)
LYNE, Horace Sampson, M.B.E.
LYNN, Capt. WiUiam Davies EUiott, O.B.E, R.E.
LYNNE, Audrey, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Walter Charles
Cutbert Lynne. Educ. : St. Monica's School ; Sisterhood of
St. Deny's, Warminster, WUts. War Work : Hon. Sec,
Teignmouth Urban District CouncU's War Refugees Com
mittee. Address : Carina Cottage, Teignmouth, S. Devon,
(M2072)
LYNOTT, Lieut. Michael Joseph, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
LYON, Lieut.-Comm. Alexander, O.B.E, R.N.
LYON, Lieut. Franois Hamilton, M.B.E.
LYON, IsabeUa Romanes, Mrs., M.B.E, 5. 25 June,
1859 ; d. of WiUiam Towers-Clark, of Wester Moffat, Lanark
shire ; m. Walter Fitzgerald Knox (who died), s. of Lieut.-Col.
G. Lyon, of Dahuscan, Dumfriesshire. Educ : Chenies.
War Work: President of the North Berwick Branch of the
Voluntary War Workers' Association. Address: Tantallon
Lodge, North Berwick. (M3816)
LYON, Kenneth, O.B.E, B.A. (Oxon.), 6. 7 Feb. 1886 ;
s. of William Lyon, of Birkenhead and London ; to. Lucy,
d. of Rev. J. M. Geden, of Burrough Rectory, Leicestershire.
Educ: Birkenhead School, and Merton CoU, Oxford. Civil
Service; Higher division clerk, War Office, 1909-12. War
Work: Private Sec. to Adjutant-Gen, War Office, 1912-16;
Cadet, R.H.A, June, 1916 ; 2nd Lieut. R.F.A, Oct. 1916 ;
B.E.F, France, Flanders, and Germany, Deo. 1916, to Jan.
1919, 13th Battery R.F.A. ; Adjutant, 17th Brigade R.F.A. ;
Staff Captain 29th Divisional ArtiUery and Staff Captain 6th
Divisional ArtUlery ; mentioned in Secretary of State's List,
Feb. 1917 ; despatches, Dec. 1918. Address : 58, Lansdowne
Road, HoUand Park, W. 11. (O5506)
LYON, Richard Charles, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 8 Dec. 1864 ;
8. of John Lyon, of Aberdeen ; to. Margaret, d. of David
Proudfoot, of Dimdee. Educ : PubUc Schools, Aberdeen.
Carpenter and Joiner. War Work : Member of Local Appeal
Tribunal during War period. Address: 44, Scott Street,
Dundee. (M2073)
LYON, Violet Dorothy Agnes, M.B.E.
LYONS, Charles Michael, O.B.E.
LYONS, George Graham Percy, M.B.E,
LYONS, Harry, M.B.E, 6. 12 July, 1862 ; s. of David
Lyon, of London ; m. Mary Elizabeth, d. of J. Norman Rab-
lonns, of Newton Abbot. Educ. : City Middle Class School,
Uoper Street, E.C. Theatrical and VaudeviUe Manager.
War Work : Arranging and conducting concerts for wounded
soldiers in connection with the Hippodrome and Theatre
itoyal, Nottingham ; Recruiting Concerts ; Matinees for
wounded soldiers. Address: 1, Chaucer VUlas, Chaucer
Street. Nottingham. Club: VaudeviUe. (M8854)
LYONS, Major Henry Edward, O.B.E.
LYONS, Miriam Isabel, Mrs., C.B.E. Pres. Poona
Women's Branch of War and Relief Fund, Bombay, duriDg
European War.
LYONS, Major Thomas, O.B.E.
LYSAGHT, Herbert Royes, O.B.E. (011991)

LYSAGHT, William Rayse, C.B.E, fi. 1858; s. of
Thomas Royse Lysaght, of Mintimia, Co. Cork ; to. 1890,
Elizabeth, d. of the Rev. John Eddowes Gladstone, of Braunton,
N. Devon. J.P. for Monmouthshire (High Sheriff, 1915) ; was
Technical Adviser, Non-Ferrous Materials Dept. Ministry of
Munitions during the Great War.
LYSTER, Surg.-Lieut., Ronald Guy, O.B.E, R.N.
LYTTELTON, Dame Edith, D.B.E. ; d. of Archibald
Balfour ; to. Rt. Hon. Alfred Lyttelton, 8th s. of 4th Baron
Lyttelton (d. 5 Julv, 1913) (see BURKE'S Peerage) (D4)
LYTTELTON, Stephen CUve, O.B.E, D.S.C
LYTTON, Major Hon. Neville Stephen, O.B.E., fi. 6 Feb.
1879 ; 4th s. of 1st Earl of Lytton ; to. Judith Anne Dorothea
(now Baroness Wentworth). Educ. : Eton. Major (General
Staff) ; wounded in France, 1916 ; Amateur Tennis Champion
and holder of the International Cup, Paris. A ddress : Crabbet
Park, Poundhill, Three Bridges, Sussex. Clubs : Prince's ;
Queen's. (08139)
LYWOOD, Oswyn George WilUam CUfford, O.B.E,
R.A.F.

MABEE, Major Oliver Hugel, O.B.E.
MoADAM, Franois, Mrs., O.B.E.
MACADAM, Lieut. Ivison Stevonson, O.B.E, R.E.
(T.). MaoAFEE, Annie Horner, M.B.E, 6. 15 Sept. 1858;
d. of Daniel Crowe, of Castleroe, Coleraine ; to. Andrew, s. of
Samuel MacAfce, of Ballymoney. Member of Committee of
the Ulster Centre of St. John Ambulance Association ; Member
of Co. Tyrone War Pensions Committee ; Member of Co. Tyrone
Insurance Committee ; Member of District Nursing Association ;
Member of Committee of the Women's National Health
Association, Ireland. War Work : Organiser of sixteen V.A.D.
Classes in Mid-Tyrone, and Lecturer on Home Nursing to
fourteen of them ; Recruiting Commandant for Co. Tyrone ;
Commandant No. 440 V.A.D, No. 2 War Office ; Organiser for
Red Cross in Mid-Tyrone ; Head of Working Party No. 5317.
Address : The Manse, Omagh, Co. Tyrone. (M8255)
McALISTER, Capt. Daniel Archibald, M.B.E, R.H.A.
(T.). McALISTER, Capt. John, M.B.E.
MacALISTER, Sir John Young Walker, O.B.E, F.S.A,
F.R.G.S. ; s. of Donald MacAlister, of Tarbert, Cantyre ; to.
Elizabeth, d. of George Batley, of Blackball, Edinburgh.
Educ : High School, Liverpool, and Edinburgh Univ. Editor
of " The Library " ; Sec, Editor, and Consulting Librarian,
Roy. Soc. of Medicine ; Member of the Institute of Journalists ;
Hon. LUe Member of Savage Club ; Sub-Librarian, Liverpool
Library; Librarian, Leeds Library ; founder and first Chairman
of the University of London Press ; Hon. Sec. Surgical Advisory
Committee, War Office ; Organiser and Hon. Sec. Emergency
Aid Corps for Admiralty, War Office, and Metropolitan Police.
Address : 33, Finchley Road, N.W. 8. Clubs : Garrick ;
Savage ; Bath. (010870)
MACALISTER, William Douglas, M.B.E.
MACALLAN, Arthur Ferguson, C.B.E, M.D.
MACALPINE, Lieut.-Col. CyrU Douglas Hughes,
McALPINE, George, O.B.E, 6. 15 July, 1859 ; to. Mar
garet Ann, d. of David Brown. Educ. : Dalkeith High School.
Secretary of the Church of Scotland Committee on Christian
Life and Work. War Work: Hon. Sec. of the Scottish
Churches Huts Committee, who carried on work among the
troops in France and Germany ; paid frequent visits to France
and the Rhine Area in supervising the work ; mentioned in
despatches, March, 1919. Address: 22, Queen Street,
Edinburgh! (010871)
MACALPINE, Capt. Reginald John, O.B.E, M.C
MACAN, Dorothy Vernon, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Sir
Arthur V. Macan, of 53, Merrion Square, Dublin (see Burke s
Peerage). War Work : Y.W.C.A. Appeal Department. Ad
dress: Milford, Co. Donegal. (M8856)
McANALLY, Sibyl La Fontaine, M.B.E.
MACANDIE, George Lionel, C.B.E.
MACANDREW, Evan, M.B.E.
MACARDLE, Sir Thomas Callan, K.B.E, J.P, D.L,
Louth County, 6. 14 Jan. 1856; s. of Edward Henry Macardie,
J P of CambricvlUe, Dundalk ; m. Minnie, s. of Lieut.-Col.
James Clarke Ross, late of Scots Greys. Educ. : St. Mary s
College, Dundalk. High Sheriff, Louth County, 1917 : Chair
man, Dundalk and Newry Steampacket Co, Ltd. ; Director,
Macardie, Moore & Co, Ltd. ; Director, Eagle, Star, and British
Dominions Insurance Co. Ltd. (Irish Board). War Work:
Chairman of the Louth Recruiting Committee; Pioneer of
the Tillage Movement in Ireland, 1916. Address : St.
Margaret's, Dundalk, Co. Louth, Deland. Clubs: Stephens
Green, Dublin; The Dundalk. (,H?3)
McARTHUR, Lieut.-Col. Charles Joseph Edward Addis,
MACARTHUR, Major Donald Hector Colin, O.B.E,
McARTHUR, Gladys Forbes, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Col.
Edward McArthur, of Royal Marine Artillery, Eastney. Educ:
The Royal School for Officers' Daughters, Bath. (M8857)
McARTHUR, Capt. James, O.B.E, R.A.V.C (T.).
McARTHUR, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. William James, O.B.E.
R.A.V.C. (T.). _
MoARTHUR, WiUiam Lyon, C.B.E.

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McARTHUR, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Porter, D.S.O, O.B.E,
M.B, B.Ch, M.R.C.P. Entered R.A.M.C. 1909 ; Capt. and
Acting-Lieut. -Col. ; served in Great War, 1914-16 (mentioned
in despatches). (08867)
MACARTNEY, James, O.B.E.
MACASSEY Ethel, Constance Chapman, M.B.E.
MACASSEY, Sir Lynden Livingstone, K.B.E, M.A,
LL.D, B.Sc, K.C. ; s. of the late L. L. Macassey, M.I.C.E, of
Holywood, Co. Down ; m. Jeanne, d. of Robert M'Farland, of
Melbourne. Educ. : Upper SuUivan School, Holywood,
Bedford, and Trinity CoU, Dublin. Trained as an Engineer ;
Assoc. Inst. CE. ; Assoc. Surveyors' Inst. ; Assoc. Inst, of
Patent Agents ; called to the Bar, 1899 ; Lecturer, Economics
and Law ; School of Economics, London, 1901-9 ; Sec. to
Royal Commission on London Traffic, 1903-6 ; Inspected, on
behalf of the Government, locomotion facilities in chief cities
in U.S.A., 1914-16 ; Board of Trade Arbitrator in Shipbuilding
and Engineermg cases ; Member of many committees ; Director
of Shipyard Labour, Admiralty, 1917-18 ; Member of War
Cabinet Committee on Labour, 1917-18 ; on Women in
Industry, 1918-19. Addresses : 16, Collingham Gardens,
S.W. ; 3, Paper Buildings, Temple ; Palace Chambers, West
minster. Clubs : Athenaeum ; Carlton ; Garrick ; St.
Stephen's : Ranelagh ; Royal Ulster Yacht. (K30)
McAUGHEY, John, O.B.E.
MACAULAY, Major Archibald Francis, O.B.E, Can.
A.M.C. MACAULAY, Lieut.-Col. Donald, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
MACAULAY, Thomas Symington, O.B.E, 6. 1847 ;
m. Jen, d. of George Cowan. Educ. : Dumfries. Twice
Provost of Dumfries ; Chairman Dumfries and Maxwelltown
Water Commissioners, and of numerous other pubUc bodies.
War Work : Chairman Dumfries Recruitmg Tribunal, Dumfries
Burgh Food Control Committee, Joint Food Committee of
Dumfriesshire, and Galloway, Fuel Control Committee, Prince
of Wales Fund Committee, Burgh Branch Soldiers' and Sailors'
Families Association ; Member of War Savings Committee
and Red Cross Organisation ; did much work in connection
with supplying comforts for troops ; for 35 years a Volunteer
and a weU-known shot, taking many prizes at Wimbledon and
Bisley and at Edinburgh and Glasgow meetings. Address :
Cherry House, Dock Park. (0521)
MACAULEY, EUzabeth Lusk, O.B.E.
MACAULEY, Brig.-Gen. Sir George Bohun, K.CM.G,
K.B.E, C.B, R.E, fi. 25 Aug. 1869 ; s. of Col. G. W. Macauley.
Entered R.E. 1889 ; Capt. 1900 ; Major, 1900 ; employed with
Egyptian Army, 1896 ; ret. 1912 ; rejoined for Great War as T.
Col. 1915 ; T. Brig.-Gen. 1917. Served Sudan Expedition, 1897 ;
(mentionedin despatches, medal and clasp, 4th class Medjidieh) ;
Khartoum Expedition, 1898 ; General Manager, Sudan Govern
ment Railways, 1898-1906; 2nd class Medjidieh, 1906;
General Manager, Egyptian State Railways, 1906-19 ;
Director of RaUways, Egyptian Expeditionary Force, 1915-19 ;
Adviser to Ministry of Communications, Egyptian Govern
ment, 1919. Address: Cairo, Egypt. (K321c)
McAULIFFE, Rev. Edmond, O.B.E.
M'AVITY, Lieut.JCol. Thomas Maloolm, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 1889 ; s. of John M'Avity, of St. John, New Brunswick,
Canada ; m. Frances Edith, d. of Sir Douglas Hazen, of St.
John, N.B, Canada (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Rothesay
CoUegiate School ; Royal MiUtary CoU. War Work : 1914,
Junior Major, 26th N.B. Batt. (Canada) ; 1915, Bde. Major,
5th Can. Inf. Bdge. (England); France, Sept. 1915, to Oct.
1916; G.S. 0.2, 2nd Can. Div. 1916; G.S.O.2, 3rd Can. Div.
and Canadian Corps H.Q. 1917-18 ; G.S. O.l, Can. Corps H.Q,
and of 4th Can. Div. 1919. Address : c/o T. M'Avity and
Sons, St. John, N.B, Canada. Club : Union (St. John).
McAVOY, Capt. John, M.B.E, fi. 28 Dec. 1887 ; s. of John
McAvoy, of Glasgow. Educ. : Duke of York's Royal MiUtary
School. Staff Captain at War Office since Aug. 1918 War
Work : Kameruns ; France. (M5433)
McBAIN, Alexander Richardson, O.B.E, ft. 22 AprU,
1887 ; s. of Alexander McBain, of Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow
High School. CivU Servant. War Work: Employed at
War Office. Address : War Office. (01617)
McBAIN, Lieut. Peroival Alexander, M.B.E, Aust. F.C
and R.A.
McBARNET, Alexander Cockburn, O.B.E, 3rd Class
Order of the Mejidieh, 3rd Class Order of the Nile, 6. 6 Dec.
1867 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. A. C McBarnet, formerly of Torridon and
Attadale ; m. Elizabeth Mai, d. of the Hon. Augustus Erskine
<»e?,. ?™?,E'S Peerage). Educ: Fettes Coll, Edinburgh;
BaUiol CoL, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple, 1892 ;
Lecturer, Khedivial School of Law, Cairo, 1904-1905 ; Judge
?n-,lst Instance Egypt, 1906-13; Judge of Court of Appeal
1913 ; Lieut.-Col. Southern Punitive Force, Egypt, 26 March,
to A June, 1919 ; Legal Adviser, Police Court of Inquiry, Pales-
a- £<Jl81-Apri1, 192°- War Work: Legal member, Permanent
Arbitration Board, Egypt, Jan. 1914. Addresses : c/o H.
J?£su-£m!isay' w-s- 16. °-ueen street, Edinburgh, N.B. ;
330 Khedivial BuUdings, Sh. Emad-el-Deen, Cairo, Egypt
Club : Turf, Cairo. (O1087-')
A,^^E^T?' SS w"«am George, K.B.E. Chairman
Au!£r»aj!£jPefence K°5'al Commission. (K473)
viWmm^ ™E, Lieut.-Comm. Laurence, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
McBRIDE, John Corbet, M.B.E.
McBRIDGE, Capt. Stuart George, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.

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McBRIGHT, David Samuel, M.B.E.
McBROOM, Lieut. Samuel, O.B.E.
McBRYDE, Tom Murray, M.B.E, 6. 23 Oct. 1887; Educ
Rutherford CoU, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Technical Assistant
Board of Trade, Coal Mines Department (Shipping Branch). Wat-
Work : Sec, Newcastle and Gateshead Incorporated Chamber
of Commerce, MUitary Committee — raisers of 16th, 18th, and
19th (Service), and 28th and 31st (Reserve) Battalions Northum
berland Fusiliers ; organised motor outings and other enter
tainment for 35,000 wounded soldiers ; Member of Newcastle-
on-Tyne War Pensions Committee. Addresses : 4, Mason
Avenue, Whitley Bay, Northumberland ; 50, Beatrice Avenue
Norbury, London, S.W. 16. (M8859?
McCAFFERY, James, O.B.E.
McCALL, Amy Kerr, M.B.E, 6. 21 Oct. 1895 ; d. of George
Kerr McCall, of Trowbridge (WUts). Educ. : High School
for Girls, Bournemouth. War Work : Member of W.R.N S
Private Sec. to the Rt. Hon. Eric Geddes, G.C.B, GBE*
M.P. Addresses : 29, Francis Street, S.W. 1 ; The Orchard'
HUperton, WUts. (M8860)
McCALL, Capt. Charles WiUiam Home, C.B.E, fi. 22
Oct. 1877 ; s. of Charles McCall ; m. Dorothy Margaret, d.
of Dr. Joseph Kidd. Educ. : Privately. Managing Director
of the Ballantyne Press, 1908 ; Chairman, 1913. War Work :
Liverpool Scottish, A. Adjutant, Norwich, Nov. 1915 ; Assistant
Director, Small Arms Ammunition, March, 1916; Director,
Non-Ferrous RoUed Metals, Nov. 1916 ; Deputy ControUer
'Non-Ferrous Metals, 1917 ; Director of Officers' Technical
Training Classes, 1917 ; ControUer of the Appointments De
partment, March, 1918 ; Member of the Officers' Resettlement
Committee and of the Officers' Univ. and Technical Training
Committee. Address : Walberswick, Suffolk. (C997)
McCALL, David, M.B.E. ShipbuUding ; General Manager
Ayrshire Dockyard Co, Ltd, Irvine. War Work: Shipyard
Manager with Ayrshire Dockyard Co, Ltd, Dvine. Address :
Fernlea, Irvine. (M734)
MACCALL, WiUiam Neil, M.B.E, M.D, CM, fi. 5 Nov.
1845 ; s. of John Campbell MaccaU, of Largs (Ayrshire) and
Glasgow ; m. Louisa Frances, d. of Thomas Tolme, of Havana
and London. Educ. : Glasgow Univ. Consulting Physician
to the Northern Hospital for Women and ChUdren, Manchester.
War Work : Hon. Sec. and Member of Executive of Meols
Hall Auxiliary MiUtary Hospital, Southport, Feb. 1915, to
March, 1920 ; Member of Recruiting Committee ; Member of
Committee of Southport Branch of the British Red Cross
Society ; Co-Treasurer, Carnival Fund in aid of local Military
Hospitals ; Co-Treasurer, Southport Fund in aid of Scottish
Women's War Hospitals. Address : 7, Argyle Road, Hesketh
Park, Southport. (M8861)
McCALLUM, Capt. Alexander, M.B.E, A.I.F.
MacCALLUM, Archibald Donald, M.B.E.
McCALLUM, Dugald, M.B.E
McCALLUM.Lieut.-Col.RobertTowson, O.B.E, R.E. (TJ.
MacCALLUM, Lieut. James Dalgleish KELLIE-, O.B.E.,
D.L, formerly Adjutant, 79th Queen's Own Cameron High
landers, 6. 7 June, 1845 ; s. of the late George KelUe-MacCaUum,
J.P, D.L, of Braco, Perthshire; m. Eleanor Dora Margaret,
d. of the late C. E. Fraser Tytler, of Aldourie, Inverness-
shire. Educ. : Loretto and Glenalmond. Chief Constable of
Northamptonshire and Liberty of Peterborough since 1881.
War Work : Member of War Emergency Committee ; Soldiers'
and SaUors' Families Association, Soldiers' and Sailors' Help
Society, War Savings and War Pensions Committees. Address :
Quinton Rising, Northamptonshire. Club : United Service,
McCALMONT, Col. BarkUe Cairns, C.B, C.B.E, fi.
22 Nov. 1860 ; s. of Rev. Thomas McCalmont, of Highfield,
Southampton, and Abbeylands, Co. Antrim ; m. 1st, Madeline
de Courcy, d. of Col. S. Stretton and Hon. Mrs. Stretton,
(died 1911) (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; 2nd, Maud, d. of Rev. J.
Phelps, of Iffley, Oxford. Educ. : Winchester CoU. Joined
Army 1878 ; served in Royal Warwickshire Regt. tUl 1905:
Commanded Battalion, South African War, 1900-2 ; mentioned
in despatches ; C.B, and medals ; retired 1905. War Work:
Rejoined Army, Aug. 1914 ; raised, trained, and commanded
10th (Service) Batt. Royal Warwictohire Regt. 1914-15;
invalided to Home Service ; appointed to General Staff, July,
1915; Commandant, Southern Command School of Instruc
tion, 1915-17 ; Staff, London District, 1917 ; formed Volunteer
Force ; County Commandant, County of London Volunteer
Regt, 1918-20 ; mentioned in Secretary of State's List; retired
Jan. 1920. Address : 3, Lennox Gardens, S.W. 1. Clubs:
Army and Navy ; Royal Yacht Squadron, Cowes, I.W. (C1676)
McCAMMON, Major Frank Alexander, O.B.E, M.C,
R.A.M.C, 6. 5 Nov. 1879 ; s. of the Rev. Francis McCammon, of
Springvale, Co. Antrim ; m. Ethel, d. of James Franklin
Bland, of Kerry, Ireland. Educ. : Queen's CoU, Belfast.
War Work : With 4th Division, B.E.F. ; Officer Commanding
No 3 Motor Ambulance Convoy ; Officer Commanding No 14
Field Ambulance ; Officer Commanding No 11 Convalescent
Depot ; Officer Commanding Nu 14 Convalescent Depot ;
Officer Commanding the Convalescent Depot, British Army
of the Rhine. Address : BaUycastle, Co. Antrim, Deland. (02623)
McCAMMON, George WiUiam Riohardson, M.B.E.
McCANCE, Capt. Henry Montray Jones, O.B.E.
McCANDLISH, Lieut.-Col. Patrick Dalmahoy, C.B.E,
D.S.O.. fi. 1871. Capt. and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Reserve ; N.-W.
Frontier of India, 1897-98 (medal with clasp) ; Great War,
1914-19 (despatches) ; appointed A.Q.M.G. 1919. (C1385)

BIOGRAPHIES.

McColI

MeCANN, John, O.B.E, 6. 1869 ; s. of WiUiam McCann,
of Hull. Educ. : Hull Grammar School. War Work : Fishery
Captain, Port of Hull ; Agent for Fisheries Department,
Ministry of Food. Address : Delamore, Bridlington. (0561)
MoCANN, Robert, O.B.E, 6. 1856 ; s. of Hamilton
McCann, of The Hill Farm, KiUinchy, Co. Down ; m. Minnie,
_. of Dr. Bailey, of Castletown Conyers, Limerick. Educ. :
Secondary School, Belfast. Sec. Naval and Military Depart
ment, National Council of Y.M.C.A. War Work : Welfare
work of Y.M.C.A. in Home Camps and various fields of War
Overseas; Anglo-Beige Committee for welfare work with
Belgian troops ; Committee of National AlUance of Employers
and Employed ; and League of Nations. Addresses : 42,
Botherwick Road, Hampstead Garden Suburb, N.W. 11 ;
13, Russell Square, W.C 1. (0562)
MoCARTHY, Dame Emma Maud, G.B.E, R.R.C, Legion
d'Houneur (Chevalier) ; d. of the late WiUiam Frederick
McCarthy, of Deopdene, Sydney, N.S. Wales. Educ. : Spring
field Coll, Sydney. Matron-in-Chief, Territorial Force Nursing
Service, War Office, 80, Pall MaU. War Work : Matron-in-
Chief ; British Armies in France. Address : 47, Markham
Square, Chelsea, S.W. 3. (G20)
MoCARTHY, Frank, C.B.E.
MoCARTHY, Lieut. Henry, M.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6 4 June,
1881. War Work : S. African War, Queen's Medal (4 bars) ;
Mons Star, Victory and British War Medals, mentioned in
despatches and awarded Meritorious Service Medal for Service
in field: mentioned S. of S. despatch service at home. Ad
dress: c/o Sir 0. R. McGrigor, Bart, Haymarket, S.W. 1.
(M6671)
MoCARTHY, Ignatius James John, M.B.E, 6. 26 Feb.
! 1875 ; s. of Ignatius McCarthy, of CamberweU ; m. Alice, d.
• of Thomas Charles, of Dorchester. Educ : St. Joseph's
Secondary School, CamberweU. CivU Servant, late W.O.
' H.M. Forces. War Work : Employed on the Staff, Lieut.-Gen.
- E. C. Bethune, C.V.O, C.B, Director-General of the Territorial
s, Force. Address : Southwood, Dunoon Road, Forest HU1,
S.B. 23. (M2076)
MoCARTHY, Major James Joseph, C.B.E, D.S.O, M.C.
* Major, Rhodesian PoUce ; served in Great War, 1914-18
.: (mentioned in despatches). (C1115)
s MoCARTHY, John WiUiam Henry, M.B.E.
¦ McCARHTY, LiUah, see Keeble, LUlah, Mrs.
i! MoCARTHY, May, Mrs., M.B.E.
,* MCCARTHY, Sidney James, M.B.E, R.N.
F MacCARTIE, Flora Theodosia, M.B.E, 6. 1 Feb. 1859 ;
'" d. of Joseph MacCartie, of Carrignavar, Cork. War Work :
l£ Hon. Sec, Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society, Eastbourne
!. and E. Sussex ; Care of InvaUded and Disabled Men at SaUors'
>J and Soldiers' Home, Eastbourne ; Hon. Sec. R. Sussex Regt.
". Prisoners of War Fund. Address : 59, Watts Lane, East-
1 bourne. (M8863)
McCAUSLAND, Gertrude, Mrs., M.B.E.
MacCAW, Vivian Hardy, O.B.E. ; s. of W. J. M. MacCaw,
Jf of 103, Eaton Square, London. Educ : Marlborough CoU,
Si- and Trinity CoU, Cambridge. War Work : Supervision of
bi Enemy Aliens and Munitions. Address : Bengal Club, Cal-
to cutta, India. CZufis : Bachelors' ; Bath. (O4062)
36 McCAY, Major-Gen. the Hon. Sir James Whiteside,
' K.C.M.G, K.B.E, C.B, V.D, M.A, LL.M, 6. 21 Dec. 1864 ;
_» s. ofthe Rev. Boyd McCay, D.D, M.A. ; to. JuUa Mary O'Meara.
.2. Educ. : Scotch CoU, Melbourne ; Melbourne Univ. Barrister
:-e> and Solicitor of High Court of Australia and Supreme Court
¦ii' of Victoria ; Lieut. Victorian Volunteer Forces, 1886 ; Deputy
. !» Judge- Advocate, 1894; M.L.A. for Castlewaine, Victoria,
0 1895-99 ; Minister of Trades and Customs, and Minister of
jjl Education, 1899-1901 ; Member of the House of Representa
tives for CorineUa, AustraUan Commonwealth Parliament,
y. 1901-6 ; Minister of State for Defence, 1904-8 ; Col. Command-
_.; ing Australian InteUigence Corps, and Director of InteUigence,
; ii Commonwealth Section, In-perial General Staff, 1909; Com-
ijjmanded 2nd AustraUan Infantry Brigade in GaUipoli, 15th
4ii Australian Division in Egypt and France, subsequently G.O.C.
j -$ Australian Imperial Force, U.K. ; Commander Legion of
'¦" 5°Sour- Address : 360, CoUiers Street Melbourne. Clubs :
)& Melbourne ; Naval and Military (Melbourne). (K311)
»-.*n,¥S.0HEANE» Lieut.-Col. Montague WUliam Hiley,
,i C;M.O, C.B.E, Order of the White Eagle, Serbia, Order
j(S« the Nahda, Hedjaz; 6. 27 March, 1872; s. of the late
-,i\i lieut.-Col. W. H. McCheane, R.M.L.I. Educ : Portsmouth
JS?rfnmar School and Royal MiUtary Academy, Woolwich.
;.,.< bate Royal Artillery; Royal Army Ordnance Corps ; South
( jJUTican War, with Army Ordnance Department; mentioned
i!^Jd4SIiat,ches- War Work: With Army Ordnance Dept.,
"iiii1™*0^1 Army Ordnance Corps, from April, 1915, till end of
( ; . 1 in E8ypt and Palestine ; four times mentioned in de-
rfl< PWS?- Club •' United Service. (C2063)
5* 5J°£PJ?ISTELI', Major Thomas, O.B.E, N.Z.A.O.C
«»*.»r ¦ LEAN' Rev- Canon Richard Arthur, O.B.E. For
sjservices as Episcopalian Chaplain to the Forces in the War.
ti> !!!l!£HiiLLAN. °apt. Creighton WilUam, M.B.E.
fe' mEH^AN" Frank CampbeU, C.B.E.
i>> SJ°S'E.LLAN' Capt. Frederic Ewing, C.B.E.
" si cfELLAN, Sarah Georgina Corbetta, M.B.E, 6.
iiii ™ i?' 1859 > *• oJ Canon Griffiths, of MachynUeth and Bangor ;
'*-¦¦ 2;™ Sv- Edward James, s. of Captain James Creighton
¦¦'« X, ellff' ot York- Educ. : St. Mary's Hall, Brighton. War
[bk fork: Hon. County Sec. (Breconshire) B.R.C.S. ; Commandant,
J'1"!','

Reserve County Detachment ; organiser of " Our Day "
Fund for Breconshire 1915-18; Assist. Administrator, Red
Cross Hospital. Address: Llanhamlach Rectory, Brecon.
Club : V.A.D, London. (M3819)
McCLELLAND, Andrew McClelland, M.B.E.
MoCLELLAND, Sir Peter Hannay, K.B.E, fi. 1856;
s. of Thomas McClelland, of Wigtown ; to. Aurora Amelia
Violeta, d. of James WiUiamson, of Valparaiso (Chile). Educ. :
Wigton Normal School; George Watson's Coll, Edinburgh.
Merchant Banker ; a Partner of Duncan Fox & Co, Liverpool
and London ; a Liveryman of the Girdlers' Guild ; a Life
Governor of the Royal Scottish Corporation ; Director of the
South American Export Syndicate, Ltd, the British Mexican
Petroleum Co, Ltd, the British Union Oil Co, Ltd, and the
Union Petroleum Products Co. Ltd. Address : Eaton House,
66a, Eaton Square, S.W. 1. Club : Royal Overseas Officers' ;
Argentine. (K95)
McCLELLAND, William, M.B.E, M.B, Ch.B.
MoCLELLAND, WilUam, O.B.E, M.I.E.E, fi. 22 Oct.
1873 ; s. of the late WilUam, of Ballybay, Clones, Ireland ;
m. IsabeUa, d. of James Whaley Shepherd, of Manchester.
Educ. : Manchester. Member, Institution of Electrical
Engineers ; Associate Member of American Institute of
Electrical Engineers. Director of Electrical Engineering,
Admiralty. War Work : Responsible at Admiralty for
administration tif electrical engineering work at H.M. Dock
yards, including electrical work in shipbuilding ; also for
electrical repairs to H.M. Ships of Fleet and AuxiUaries ; also
erection of electrical work at Shore Defences, War Factories,
etc. Address : 62, York Mansions, London, S.W. 11. Club :
St. Stephen's. (0563)
McCLIMENT, Rev. Robert James, O.B.E, B.A, 6.
2 June, 1887 ; s. of R. J. McCUment, of Ardrossan. Educ. :
St. Edmund's Coll, Old Hall, Ware. Professor, St. Edmund's
Coll, Old Hall, Ware. War Work : Chaplain to the Forces ;
gazetted, Aug. 1914 ; proceeded to France, Dec. 1914 ; Italy,
Nov. 1917. Address : St. Edmund's CoUege, Old Hall, Ware.
Club : Union, Cambridge. (06397)
MoCLINTOCK. Lucy Antonia, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of Sir
Anthony Cleasby (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Frederick Robert,
s. of Col. McCUntock, of Drumcar. War Work : Breconshire
War Hospital, Dec. 1915, to Feb. 1918. Addresses : Penogre,
Brecon, S. Wales ; 7, Ormonde Gate, Chelsea. (01618)
McCLURE, Capt. George Buchanan, O.B.E, R.A.F.
McCLURE, Janet Mary, M.B.E, 6. Oct. 1868; d. of
Col. John McClure, of Stockport. Educ. : Laleham, London,
and abroad. Commandant of the B.R.C.S. V.A.D. Cheshire
60, since commencement, 1910. War Work : Commandant
of the Sir Ralph Pendlebury AuxiUary Hospital Stockport,
Nov. 1914, to April, 1919 ; Masseuse to the above hospital and
at Heysleigh Aux. Hospital ; appointed to the Special Surgical
MiUtary Orthopaedic Hospital, Newcastle-on-Tyne, June, 1919,
as masseuse. Address : c/o Major W. R. McClure, Denby
Lane Farm, Stockport. (M8864)
McCLURE, Mary, Lady, M.B.E, 6. 18 Aug. 1860; d.
of James Johnstone, of Holcombe, Lancashire ; to. Sir John
David (see Burke's Peerage), s. of John McClure, J.P, of
Wigan. Educ : Girls' High School, Saltaire. War Work :
A Vice-President of the Middlesex Division of British Red
Cross Society and Order of St. John ; Head of Red Cross
working party at Mill HiU, N.W. Address : Head Master's
House, MiU HiU School, N.W. 7. (M2078)
McCLURE, Capt. Samuel, O.B.E, R.A.F.
McCLYMONT, Rev. James Alexander, C.B.E, V.D,
D.D, 6. 26 May, 1848: s. of Samuel McClymont, J.P, of
Girvan, Ayrshire ; to. Agnes, d. of Thomas Smith, J.P, of
Dundee. Educ. : Girvan Grammar School ; Ayr Academy ;
Edinburgh Univ. Deputy Clerk of the General Assembly of
the Church of Scotland and Convener of Committee on Chaplains
to H.M. Forces. War Work: Entrusted by the War Office
with the duty of nominating several hundred Ministers of the
Church of Scotland for appointment as Temporary Chaplains
during the war ; also served personally as a T.F. Chaplain for
nearly five years ; appointed Principal Chaplain, ranking as
Brigadier-General, July, 1918 ; Moderator and Designate of
the General Assembly, 1921. CZufis : Conservative, Edin
burgh ; Authors', Loudon. (C22136)
McCLYMONT, LiUie Atkinson, M.B.E, 6. 1 Jan. 1891 ;
d. of Andrew McClymont, of Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow.
Sec V.A.D. Committee, Scottish Branch, British Red Cross
Society, Headquarters. War Work: Secretarial duties in
connection with the administrative work of the Scottish Red
Cross during the whole period of the war. Address : 61,
Newlands Road, Newlands, Glasgow. CZufi : V.A.D, Glasgow. (M8865)
McCLYMONT, Lieut.-Col. Robert Arthur, C.B.E, D.S.O.,
fi. 1874 ; Major, R.F.A. ; S. African War, 1902 (Queen's medal
with four clasps) ; SomaUland, 1904 (medal with two clasps) ;
Great War, 1914-17 (despatches) ; appointed a Gen. Staff
Officer at War Office, 1917 ; MU. Attache', 1918, with rank of
Lieut.-Col. -,._,. <£1677)
MeCOLL, Col. George Guthrie, C.B.E. Australian Forces,
Dep. Ch. Censor for Australia. (C714)
MACCOLL, Capt. Henry Hector, O.B.E.
MeCOLL, Henrietta Sutherland, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
MeCOLL, Hugh Ernest, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, R.A.M.C,
6 !27 March, 1893 ; s. of Rev. John MeColl, of Foveran, Aber
deenshire. Educ. : Paisley Grammar School, and Glasgow
Univ. Junior Assistant Surgeon to Victoria Infirmary

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Glasgow."* War Work : Sept. 1914, to March, 1915, Private,
R.A.M.C, 3rd Scottish Gen. Hospital ; Nov. 1916, gazetted
Lieut. ; Nov. 1917, Captain ; Dec. 1916, to June, 1918, service
with Salonica Force, attached 2nd Buffs, 85th and 86th Field
Ambulances, and 1st K.O.Y.L.I. ; July 1918, to Feb. 1919,
service in France with 1st K.O.Y.L.I. ; March, 1919, to April,
1920, Bangour War Hospital, Edinburgh. Addresses: U.F.
Manse, Foveran, Aberdeenshire; c/o Adam, 5, Stanley Street,
Charing Cross, Glasgow. (O2051)
MeCOLL, Lieut.-Col. John Thomas, O.H.E, M.C,
Aust. I.F. ,_ , . ,
McCONAGHY, Minnie Bevernand, O.B.E. Valuable
services to the troops in Egypt. (011790)
McCONKEY, Lieut.-Comm. Henry, O.B.E, R.N.R.
McCONNEL, Lieut.-Comm. William, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
McCONNELL, William Alexander, O.B.E, F.CI.I,
6. 13 March, 1873 ; s. of the late James McConnell, of Dublin ;
to. Ada Margaret, d. of the late Robert Morrow, of DubUn.
Educ : DubUn. Manager for Deland, Friends' Provident and
Century Life Office and Century Insurance Co, Ltd. ; Vice-
President and Past President, Insurance Institute of Ireland.
War Work : Joint Hon. Sec. National Savings Committee for
Leinster, Munster, and Connaught. Address : Glenmalure,
11, AUesbury Park, Merrion, Co. Dublin. Club : Rotary,
DubUn. (010874)
McCORKELL, Dudley Evelyn Bruce, M.B.E, B.A,
J.P, Esquire of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England,
6. 22 Feb. 1883 ; s. of David Browne McCorkell, J.P, D.L,
of BaUyarnett, Londonderry ; to. Helen EUzabeth, d. of
Francis James Usher, of Meadow Bank, Terenure, Co. DubUn.
Educ. : Shrewsbury, and Pembroke Coll, Cambridge. War
Work : County Director for British Red Cross and Order of
St. John for City of Londonderry and County of Donegal ;
War Pensions ; Recruiting. Address : BaUyarnett, London
derry. Club: Univ.. DubUn. (M2079)
MacCORMAC, Lieut.-Col. Henry, C.B.E, M.D, F.R.C.P,
R.A.M.C. ; s. of John MacCormac, of BeUast (see Burke's
Peerage, MacCormac, Bart.). Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. Phy
sician for Diseases of the Skin, Middlesex Hospital, London ;
Lecturer on Forensic Medicine in Medical School. War Work :
Went to France, Jan. 1915, with French Red Cross ; then
joined R.A.M.C. in June, 1915, as Lieut, finally becoming
Consulting Dermatologist to B.E.F, France, in 1918, with
rank of Lieut.-Col. ; twice mentioned in despatches. Club :
SavUe. (C1285)
McCCRMACK, Arthur John, C.B.E.
McCORMACK, Major Carson Alexander Vivian, O.B.E.
McCORMICK, Gerald Bernard, M.B.E, R.N.
McCORMACK, Rev. John Bernard, M.B.E, E.A.F.
McCORMACK, Michael, O.B.E, M.C, fi. 1 March, 1871 ;
s. of Patrick McCormack, of Roscommon, Ireland ; to. Dulcie
Evelyn, d. of T. T. Logan, late Indian Civil Service, of Bourne
mouth. Educ : Elphin Grammar School, and privately in
DubUn. Director of Companies. War Work : S. African
War, 1899-1902, Capt. and Paymaster, Kitchener's Horse ;
S.W. Africa, D.A.Q.M.G. to Gen. Botha's Force, with rank of
Major ; subsequently attached to (Queen's) R.W. Surrey
Regt. ; afterwards appointed for staff work, MobUisation Dept.
War Office ; transferred to National Aircraft Factories Dept,
Ministry of Munitions, and appointed Assistant ControUer of
that Dept. Addresses : c/o Country Club, Johannesburg ;
P.O., Box 1988, Johannesburg. Clubs : Rand ; Country ;
Johannesburg Golf. (07416)
McCORMICK, Lieut. Henry Charles Gordon, M.B.E,
6. 20 July, 1888 ; s. of the Rev. Canon J. McCormick, D.D,
of Roundstone, Co. Galway ; to. Eva, d. of Alexander Sim,
J.P, of CoUooney, Co. Sligo. Educ. : St. Lawrence Coll,
Ramsgate. SoUcitor. War Work : Served with 16th Irish
Division. France, 1916, and with 28th Division, Macedonia,
Serbia, Bulgaria, 1917-19 ; mentioned in despatches, March,
1919. Address : The Abbev, CoUooney, Co. SUgo. (M4806)
McCORQUODALE, Norman, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 24 Oct.
1863 ; s. of George McCorquodale, of Newton-le-WUlows,
Lancashire, and Gadlys, Isle of Anglesey (see Burke's Landed
Gentry) ; to. Constance Helena, d. of E. 0. Burton, of The
Lodge, Daventry. Educ. : Harrow ; Pembroke CoU, Oxford.
War Work : County Director for Buckinghamshire, St. John's
and Red Cross. Address : Winslow HaU, Bucks. Club :
Boodle's. (010875)
McCOSH, Major Robert, O.B.E.
McCOWEN, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Gerald Roche, O.B.E,
M.D, R.N.
McCOWEN, OUver Hill, C.B.E, LL.B.
McCRACKEN, David Edenfleld, O.B.E.
McCRACKEN, Major Frederio de Crez, O.B.E, late
R.A.S.C. Special Reserve, 6. 30 Jan. 1885 ; s. of Frank de Crez
McCracken, of 14 Onslow Crescent, and 38, Queen Street,
Cannon Street, E.C Educ. : Switzerland (Lausanne) ; Arling
ton House, Brighton ; King's CoU, London. War Work :
Attached headquarters 1st and 3rd British Armies in France,
1915-10 ; S.S.O, 12th Division in the field ; D.A.D.T. Head
quarters, L. of C, France, Nov. 1917, to June, 1919. Address :
11, Wetherby Mansions, Earl's Court Square, London, S.W. 5.
C7h6s : Isthmian ; TraveUers', Paris. (05511)
McCRAE, Lieut.-Col. James, M.B.E, R.A.F.
McCRAKEN, John, M.B.E.
McCREA, Hugh Moreland, O.B.E. M.D, B.Ch, fi. 4
March, 1877 ; s. of John McCrea, M.D, of BeUast ; to. Kate
Rose, d. of Charles Hannen, late Commissioner Chinese Customs.

Educ. : Royal Academical Institution ; and Queen's TJniv
Belfast. Assistant Physician to Out-Patients, Paddington
Green Children's Hospital. War Work : Physician, City of
London MUitary Hospital; President, No. 2 Final Appeal
Board ; organised and acted as Convener of the Emergency
Surgical Aid Corps of Royal Society of Medicine. Address ¦
20, Devonshire Place, London, W. 1. (011821a)
McCREERY, EmiUe, Mrs., M.B.E.
McCRINDLE, Major James Ronald, O.B.E, M.C,R,AF
McCULLAGH, Capt. Francis, M.B.E.
McCULLAGH, Margaret Craig, Lady, C.B.E.; d. of William
Brodie ; m. 1896, Sir Crawford, s. of Robert McCuUagh, of
Aghadee. Address : Niswara, Whiteabbey, Co. Antrim.
MACCULLAH, Major Albert, C.B.E, R.A.S.C.
McCULLOCH, John Smith, M.B.E,'R.A.S.C.
McCULLOUGH, Capt. Robert Stuart, O.B.E, fi. 18 April,
1883 ; s. of the late Wm. McCuUough, of Omagh, Co. Tyrone,
Ireland. Educ. : Portora Royal School, EnniskiUen. War
Work : Went to France, Dec. 1914, and served continuously
with B.E.F. to end of war, with 3rd and 18th Divisions.
Address : c/o Hartley Buckley, J.P, The Grange, Crawley
Down, Sussex. Clubs : Constitutional ; United R.A.S.C.

MACCULLUM. AUred Erasmus Geoffrey, O.B.E.., R.A.F.' '
McCURDY, David, O.B.E.
MoCURDY, Major Donald Arohibald, O.B.E.
MoCUSKER, Ralph Henry John, M.B.E, R.N.
MoCUTCHAN, Capt. WilUam Charles, M.B.E, M.C.
McCUTCHIN, Sydney Cameron, M.B.E.
McDERMAID, Neil John, O.B.E.
MoDERMENT, WilUam, M.B.E, Can. A.D.C.
MACDERMOTT, Lieut.-Comm. Anthony Franois
Joseph, O.B.E, R.N.
MCDERMOTT, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E.
MCDERMOTT, Lieut.-Col. Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
McDERMOTT, Capt. WilUam, O.B.E, 6. 28 May, 1888;
s. of T. McDermott, of Abbey Wood, Kent; m. Kathleen
Constance, d. of Jasper Geer, of Twickenham, Surrey. Edue. :
PubUc School, London. War Work : Served in the Regular
Forces in India and Mesopotamia, and commanded the 7th
Cav. Bde, Ammunition Column, R.H.A, in Mesopotamia
until Jan. 1919. Address : 42, The Vineyard, Richmond,
Surrey. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (06655)
MACDIARMID, Lieut.-Col. Peter, O.B.E, M.D,
R.A.M.C. MACDONA, Major Cuthbert Laud, O.B.E.
McDONALD, Capt. Alexander, M.B.E, R.G.A.
MACDONALD, Major Alexander, O.B.E.
McDONALD, AUan McDonald, C.B.E.
MACDONALD, Capt. AUen Fraser, M.B.E, T.F. Res. (ret.).
MACDONALD, Amy Beatrice, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 12 July,
1880 ; d. of Rev. E. F. Cavalier, M.A, of Wramplingham,
Norfolk ; to. Major Eric WiUiam, s. of John M. Macdonald,
of Lombard Street, London. Educ. : St. Mary's Hall, Brighton.
War Work : Organiser and Hon. Sec. of The King's Own
(Scottish Borderers) Prisoners of War Fund, from 1914 to end
of war. Address : Little Ote HaU, Burgess HiU, Sussex. (M8867)
MACDONALD, Major Andrew Edward, O.B.E.
MACDONALD, Rev. Angus, O.B.E.
MACDONALD, Capt. Angus G., O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C.
McDONALD, Eng.-Comm. Archibald Anthony, O.B.E.
MACDONALD, Archibald CampbeU, C.B.E. Assist.
Director of Agriculture E. Africa Protectorate, and a M.L.C. ;
rendered services to E. African Expeditionary Force during
Great War (mentioned in despatches). (C1145)
MACDONALD OF THE ISLES, Celia Violet Bosvffle,
O.B.E, 6. 28 Jan. 1889 ; d. of Sir Alexander Macdonald of the
Isles, Bart, of Thorpe HaU, Bridlington (see Burke's Peerage).
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Teaching (by request of the
Chief Constable of the East Riding) a class of policemen Morse
and Semaphore SignaUing ; helping to found and run a Club at
Farnborough for the girls of the clerical staff of the Aeroplane
Factory ; helping the Countess of Harrowby in her work for
Overseas Officers. Address : Thorpe HaU, Bridlington. (08397)
MACDONALD, Charles, M.B.E, 6. 1870. Manager, B
Clearing House, Liverpool Docks Scheme, Ministry of Labour ;
Manager of Bootle Employment Exchange. War Wort: hi
connection with the inauguration of the 1st Dock Battv Ki-R-
Address : Inveresk, Ince Avenue, Great Crosby, I*Tf3_X;

McDONALD, Charles, O.B.E.
MoDONALD, Major Charles James Lewis, O.B.E.
MACDONALD, Paymaster-Capt. David James, C.B.E.
R.N. Served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentionedin despatches).
MoDONALD, 2nd Lieut. Duncan, O.B.E.
MACDONALD, Major Duncan, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
MACDONALD, Comm. Duncan Finlayson, O.B.E. _
MACDONALD, Elsie Hay, M.B.E, 6. 8 June 1872 ,
d. of D. J. K. Macdonald, of Sanda, Argyll. War Wort : Hon.
Sec. Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Association, Salisbury Div,
from Aug. 1914 ; Member of Wilts. Local War Pension Com
mittee from its formation, and Hon. Sec. of Salisbury sub
committee. Address: 23, The Close, Salisbury. Cft»-
New Century. (JJ««™>
MACDONALD, Eva Flora CaroUne, M.B.E., b. 27 WD.
1892 ; d. of Alexander Macdonald, of Balranald, Lochmaday,
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McDougall

and Edenwood, Cupar, Fife. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
i years coast watching for Admiralty, as District Head, and
flnaUy Head, Coast Watcher for Island of North Uist. Ad
dresses : Balranald, Lochmaddy, North Uist ; 19, St. Bernard's
Crescent, Edinburgh. (M694)
MACDONALD, Lieut. Ewen WilUam Charles, M.B.E,
K.A.O.C. MACDONALD, Flora Emma, Mrs., M.B.E.
MACDONALD, Florence, M.B.E, 6. 23 Aug. 1869; d.
of Rev. F. W. Macdonald, of London. Educ. : Clifton High
School, and Handsworth Coll. Worker under the Young
Women's Christian Association ; leader of Girls' Clubs. War
Work : Clerk in the Army Pay Dept. of the War Office :
Superintendent of Y.W.C.A. Munition Workers' Club at
Lancaster. Addresses : 18, WeUington Road, Bournemouth ;
Y.W.C.A. Club, Camberley, Surrey. (M695)
MACDONALD, Capt. Francis Caven, O.B.E, M.B,
K.A.M.C. McDONALD, Lieut.-Col. George Frederic Handel, O.B.E,
1914 Star, G.S. AUied Medal, Volunteer Long Service Medal,
Coronation Medal (King George and Mary), Order of the Nile,
3rd Class, 6th Essex Regt, 6. 8 July, 1868 ; s. of Archibald
McDonald, of Portsmouth ; m. Mabel Annie, d. of Henry
Hubbard Goodner, of Midhurst. Educ. : Portsmouth Grammar
School (Stone Scholar). Associate of the Institute of Bankers ;
formerly Base Commandant, Suez ; President of the Board of
Control of Floating Craft and Labour, Port of Suez ; thirty-five
years' service in 17th North Middlesex Rifle Volunteers, London
Scottish Rifle Volunteers, and Essex Regment; first com
mission, 8 AprU, 1898. War Work : Took part in the opera
tions with the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force in the
Islands of the JLgean Sea, Aug. 1915, to Jan. 1916 ; operations
in Egypt, Jan. 1916, to March, 1916 ; operations with the
Egyptian Expeditionary Force, March, 1916, to Oct. 1918 ;
mentioned in despatches. Address : Emerson Park, Horn-
church, Essex. CZufi : Junior Army and Navy.
MaoDONALD, George WUliam, O.B.E, M.Sc, F.I.C. ;
s. of John MacDonald, of Casterton, AustraUa ; to. Anne, d. of
— Callender, of Birkenhead. Educ. : Melbourne Univ. ;
Univ. of Londn. Analytical Chemist. War Work : Admiralty
work in connection with Explosives. Address : 116, Belgrave
Road, S.W. 1. (0523)
MACDONALD OF THE ISLES, Godfrey Meddleton Bos-
vUle, M.B.E, 6. 25 Sept. 1887 ; s. of Sir Alexander Went
worth Macdonald BosviUe Macdonald of the Isles, 14th Bart.
of Sleat, in the Island of Skye, Co. Inverness (see Burke's
Peerage) ;m. Rachel Audrey, d. of Colin Campbell (see Burke's
Peerage, Harrowby, E.). Educ : Eton, and Magdalen Coll,
Oxford. Barrister-at-law. War Work: Was in command
B.R.C.S. Stores Transport Dept, Boulogne. Address : Scor-
borough HaU, Beverley. (M2082)
MACDONALD, Hector Munro, O.B.E.
MACDONALD, Herman Arthur, M.B.E.
MaoDONALD, Lieut.-Col. Ian Thomas Alister, O.B.E,
fi. 14 AprU, 1883 ; s. of Rev. Alex. MacDonald ; to. Ruby
Josephine, a. of J. Boyd Love, J.P, of Outlands, Devonport.
Educ. : Sherborne School ; Univs. of Edinburgh and London.
Ministry of Education, Egypt ; Department of Supplies,
Mimstry of Agriculture. War Work : Lieut. A.S.C and 0.C9
121st Co. A.S.C, attached 13th Division, DardaneUes ; I.E.F.
" D." Local Purchase Officer ; Deputy Assist. Director and
Assistant Director, Dept. of Local Resources, Mesopotamian
Exped. Force; mentioned in despatches, Aug. 1918 and June,
1919 ; promoted Lieut.-Col, Jan. 1919. Address : Cereals
Bureau, Alexandria, Egypt. Club : R.A.S.C. (06656)
McDONALD, Capt. James, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
MACDONALD, James, O.B.E.
MACDONALD, 2nd Lieut. James, O.B.E, K.O.S.B.
McDONALD, Major and Qr.-Mr. James, M.B.E.
McDONALD, James Gordon, O.B.E.
McDONALD, Major James Ratcliffe, O.B.E.
MACDONALD, Johanna Margaret, Mrs.,M.B.E, Comman
dant S.C. Club, G.H.Q, France, ; d. of John Adam, of Indian
Civil Service ; m. Edward EUice, late Rector of Hillhead High
School, Glasgow. War Work : President of War Work Party
for sending comforts to troops overseas, 1914-16 ; Commandant
of Scottish Churches' Club, MontreuU S.M, France, and
Wimereux, France, 1916-19. Address; Chapelton Terrace,
Bearsden, Scotland. (M8870)
MACDONALD, Major John, O.B.E. Aust. A.M.C.
McDONALD, John, M.B.E. Educ : George Heriot's
' School, Edinburgh. Manager of Hydropathic. War Work :
Sec. Melrose War Savings Committee. Address : Waverley
Hydropathic, Melrose. (M8872)
McDONALD, John, M.B.E.
MACDONALD, John, M.B.E, M.B, CM, J.P, 6. 23
Bee. 1860 ; s. of Archibald Macdonald, of Tobermory, Mull.
Educ : Tobermory School ; Royal High School ; Univ. of
Edinburgh. Medical Officer, Parishes of Kembaek, Dairsie
and Logie ; Pensions Medical Referee for County Fife, etc. ;
Member Fife County Insurance Committee ; Chairman Fife
Panel Committee. War Work : Interim Red Cross Director
for the County of Fife ; Medical Officer in charge of Spring
field V.A.D. Hospital ; M.O. in charge troops, Cupar. Address :
Marathon House, Cupar, Fife. (M8873)
MACDONALD, Major John Alexander, O.B.E.
MACDONALD, John Angus, M.B.E, J.P.
MACDONALD, Major the Rev. John Howard, C.B.E.,

D.D, F.R.G.S. Hon. Major Oversea Contingents ; Assist.
Drrector Chap. Sers. Canadian Forces. (C535)
MACDONALD, Major John Robert, O.B.E, Order of tho
Nile (4th Class), 17th London Regt, 6. 19 June, 1879 ; s. of
John Robert Macdonald, of Craigengower, Tighnabruaich ;
m. Marrion Elizabeth Evetts, d. of John Galloway Watson, of
London. Educ. : Streete Court, Westgate-on-Sea. Barrister-
at-law, Inner Temple (Nov. 1911) ; North-Eastern Circuit.
War Work : Enlisted (London Scottish) Aug. 1914 ; B.E.F.,
Sept. 1914, to Sept. 1915 ; and June, 1916, to Dec. 1910 ;
M.E.F. (Salonica), Dec. 1916 to June, 1917 ; E.E.F, June,
1917 to July, 1919 ; mentioned in despatches, June, 1919.
Address : 3, Elm Court, Temple, E.C. 4. (08631)
MACDONALD, Capt. Kenneth, O.B.E, 6. 1883. Mercan
tile Marine, City Line. War Work : Commanded Admiralty
Transports " Rufidji," " Huntscliff," and " Polglass Castle."
Address: c/o The City Line, Bothwell Street, Glasgow. (010880)
MACDONALD, Com. Malcolm Henry Somerled, O.B B ,
D.S.O, R.N. Present at battle of Jutland, 1916 ; served at
Peace Conference, 1919 (mentioned in despatches). (09654)
MACDONALD, Margaret Clare, M.B.E.
MACDONALD, Marian Louie, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
MACDONALD, Mina, M.B.E.
McDONALD, Niel, O.B.E, M.B.Ch.B, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
6. 29 July, 1886 ; s. of John McDonald, of Preston, Lancashire.
Educ. : Preston Grammar School, and Manchester Univ.
Hon. Anaesthetist, Royal Free Hospital, London. War Work :
Medical Officer in charge of Royal Free Officers' Hospital,
1915-19. Address : 25, Gower Street, London. W.C. 1. Club :
Royal Societies'. (011822)
MaoDONALD, Ranald, O.B.E, F.R.G.S, fi. 8 April,
1868 ; s. of the late James MacDonald, of Lochmaddy, North
Uist. Educ. : Lochmaddy and Glasgow. Comptroller of
Customs and Magistrate, Nyasaland Protectorate. War Work :
Served with, and in connection with, Nyasaland Field Force
during the whole war. Addresses : Tigh-na-Creige,Lochmaddy,
North Uist, N.B. ; Port Herald, Nyasaland, Africa. Club :
Caledonian. (08398)
MaoDONALD, Major Ranald, O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C,
6. 1885; s. of W. J. MacDonald, M.A, F.R.S.E, of Edinburgh.
Educ : Daniel Stewart's CoU, and Edinburgh Univ. Doctor
of Medicine. War Work : Egypt. Address : L.C Mental
Hospital, Colney Hatch, New Southgate. (06232)
MACDONALD, Ranald, M.B.E, fi. 25 April, 1895 ; s. of
Ranald Macdonald, of Liverpool. Educ. : Liverpool Coll, and
Queens' Coll, Cambridge. War Work : Served with the 15th
and 9th Batt. " The King's " (Liverpool) Regt. ; wounded at the
Battle of Loos, Sept. 1915 ; Recording Office of 19 Squadron,
R A.F, France, 1917-18 ; Adjutant of the Royal Air Force
School of Navigation and Bomb Dropping, at Andover, Hants.
Address : 2, Belvidere Road, Prince's Park, Liverpool.
MACDONALD, ' Ranuld Macintosh, C.B.E. Rendered
services during Great War to New Zealand War Contingent
Assocn. in London. (C1996)
McDONALD, Rebecca Anne, M.B.E. (M10402)
MACDONALD, Major Reginald Henry, O.B.E, S. Lancs.
Regt. (011781)
MACDONALD, Rev. Robert Gordon, O.B.E, M.A.,
6. 1£ Dec. 1885 ; s. of W. J. Macdonald, of Knockbreck House,
Tain. Educ : Tain Royal Academy ; Aberdeen Univ. ;
Glasgow U.F.CoIl. Scottish Sec, Student Christian Movement.
War Work : Sec. Y.M.C.A, Third Army Area. Address :
Knockbreck House, Tain. (01623)
MACDONALD, Capt. Robert Parker, M.B.E.
MACDONALD, Sheena, Mrs., O.B.E.
MACDONALD, Wilfrid Frank, M.B.E.
MACDONALD, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Marshall, C.B.E.
New Zealand Med. Corps. (C848)
McDONELL, Major Aeneas Ranald, C.B.E, 21st Chief
Glengarry (see Burke's Perrage), b. 8 Aug. 1875 ; s. of JSneas
Ranald McDonell, 20th of Glengarry ; to. Dorah Edith,
d. of William H. Hartford, of Christehurch, Hants. .Educ. .-
St. Paul's School. British Vice-Consul, Baku, S. Russia.
1907-17 ; British Consul, Tiflis, Caucasus, 1920. War Work :
Joined Caucasus Military Mission in 1917 ; served in North
Persia and Caucasus, 1918-19. Address : Foreign Office,
London. Clubs : Badminton ; Royal Automobile. (C2774)
MACDONELL, Lieut. Ian McLean, M.B.E.
, MACDONNELL, Major Alister MaxweU, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MACDONNELL, Major Mervyn Sorly, O.B.E.
McDONNELL, Mysie, M.B.E.
MACDONNELL, Richard, M.B.E.
McDONNELL, Walter James, M.B.E.
MACDONOGH, George Frederick, M.B.E.
McDOUALL, Lieut.-Col. Robert, C.B, C.M.G, C.B.E,
D.S.O, Officer of Legion of Honour, 6. 3 Nov. 1871 ; s. of John
McDouall, of Stranraer, Scotland ; to. Mabel Constance, d. of
Gen. Sir Charles Pennington, K.C.B. (see Burke's Peerage).
Edue. : Felsted School, and R.M.C, Sandhurst. Joined the
Buffs in 1892 and served on active service in the Chitral Relief
Force ; throughout the South African War ; Relief of Kimber
ley, Paardeberg, etc. ; twice mentioned in despatches, and
D.S.O.) ; commanded 1st Batt. The Buffs in the Great War,
and commanded an Infantry Brigade with the temporary rank
of Brig.-Gen, from July, 1916, to the conclusion of hostilities ;
subsequently in command of the Base at Dunkirk ; seven times
mentioned in despatches, Brevet of Lieut.-Col. (C2049)
McDOUGALL, Agnes, Mrs., M.B.E.
McDOUGALL, Alexander Patrick, C.B.E.

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

McDOUGALL, Brig.-Gen. Alexander, C.B, C.B.E,
6 1878 ; s. of the late John Tom McDougall, C.M.G. Col.
Canadian Forestry Corps, and a T. Brig.-Gen. ; served during
Great War, 1915-18 ; Legion of Honour. (C999)
McDOUGALL, Lieut. AUred, M.B.E, R.E.
McDOUGALL, Donald, M.B.E.
McDOUGALL, Edith, O.B.E.
MACDOUGALL, Major Frederick George, O.B.E,
R.E. (I.W.T.)
McDOUGALL, Harold James, M.B.E, A.C.A, 6. 5 Aug.
1878 ; s. of the late Walter McDougaU, of Perrymead, Streat
ham, S.W. ; m. Helena Victoria Augusta, d. of the late Col.
Eardley Maitland, C.B, of Westbourne Terrace, W. Educ. :
Dulwich Coll. Chartered Accountant. War Work : Senior
Clerk-in-charge, Vesting Orders Dept. of the Trading with the
Enemy Dept, Public Trustee Office, Klngsway. Address :
5, St. John's Wood Park, N.W. 8. Club : The Drive. (M8878)
MACDOUGALL, Major Ian, O.B.E, S. 13 Sept. 1882;
s. of the late Alexander Macdougall, of Fort WiUiam, Scotland ;
m. Marjorie EUzabeth, d. of Hugh James McCubbin, of MUlbank
House, West Derby, Liverpool. Educ. : George Watson's
CoU, Edinburgh. Farmer. War Work : Served in German
South- West Campaign (Natal Light Horse) ; in France as
Major, 2nd Regt. South African Infantry ; Adjutant, Reserve
Batt. South African Infantry ; Commanding 2nd Res. Batt.
South African Infantry ; Commandant, South African Con
tingent, Repatriation Depot, Harehall Hutments, Romford,
Essex. Address : Catsfold, Henfleld, Sussex. (O9016)
McDOUGALL, Major John Mel, O.B.E, R.G.A.
McDOUGALL, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Allan, D.S.O, O.B.E,
6. 5th June, 1868 ; s. of John McDougall, of Jedburgh, Scot
land. Educ. : The Nest Academy, Jedburgh ; New Veterinary
CoU., Edinburgh. Appointed to a commission in Royal Army
Veterinary Corps in June, 1893. War Work : MobUised with
46th (North Midland) Division, T.F, as A.D.V.S. on outbreak
of war ; served continuously with this Division until June,
1917 ; when he was appointed A.D.V.S. I. Corps and served
with that Corps untU the end of the war. Address : The Nest,
Jedburgh, Scotland ; Morth Grange, Northlew, North Devon.
(05518)
MacDOUGALL, Alice Mary, Lady PATTEN-, O.B.E. ;
d. of Major James Home, of Stirkoke, Caithness ; to. Sir James
Patten, who assumedthenameof MacDougaU on succeeding his
mother in 1891 (see Burke's Landed Gentry), s. of John Patten,
Writer to the Signet. War Work : President of Red Cross for
Argyll ; Chairman of Soldiers' and SaUors' Famines Associa
tion for North ArgyU ; Chairman of Soldiers' and SaUors' War
Pensions Committee for Lorn District, ArgyU. Address : Galla-
nach. Oban. CZwfis : Empress ; Queen's, Edinburgh. (010881)
McDOWALL, Charles, O.B.E.
McDOWELL, Capt. Alexander, O.B.E, R.E.
McDOWELL, Lieut.-Col. Donald Keith, C.M.G, O.B.E,
6. 16 Sept. 1867 ; s. of Col. Edmund Greswold McDoweU, C.B,
to. Bertha Kathleen Mary, d. of John BaUey, M.I.C.E. Educ :
Berkhampstead, and St. Thomas's Hospital. Late Principal
Medical Officer, Federated Malay States. War Work : Lieut-
Col. R.A.M.C, Aug. 1914, to Oct. 1919. Address : c/o Messrs.
Holt & Co, 3, WhitehaU Place, London, S.W. 1. Club :
WeUington. (07423)
McDOWELL, Major Samuel Johnson, O.B.E.
MACE, Comm. Frederick WilUam, O.B.E., R.N.R.
MACE, William Ethrington, M.B.E, 6. 26 Nov. 1881 ;
s. of the late WiUiam Mace, of Marseilles and London ; m.
Monica Helen Grace, d. of Richard Hemsley, of Montreal
Educ : Durham ; Copenhagen. Investment Banker. War
Work : Officer in charge Administration, Inspection Depot,
Canada Imperial Ministry of Munitions, Ottawa, Canada,
1915-19. Address; 451, Mountain Avenue, Westmount, P.Q.
Clubs : Montreal ; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht. (M3820)
McEACHARN, Capt. Niel Boyd Watson, M.B.E,
D.L, K.O.S.B.
McELHONE, William Percy, M.B.E.
McELWAINE, Capt. Erick James Dalby, O.B.E.
MACEWAN, Capt. Andrew Kenneth, O.B.E, R.F.A. (T.);
m. 27 Nov, 1920, Barbara Hussey Bowen.
McEWAN, Jean Margaret, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
McEWAN, Lieut.-Comm. John Robert, O.B.E.
McEWEN, Frederick Charles, O.B.E.
MACEWEN, Hugh AUan, O.B.E, D.P.H. (Cantab.),
F.R.S. E, fi. 21 May, 1880 ; s. of Sir WiUiam Macewen, F.R.S,
of 3, Woodside Crescent, Glasgow (tee Burke's Peerage).
Educ. : Univ. of Glasgow ; Univ. CoU, London ; Heidelberg.
Medical Officer, Ministry of Health ; late Medical Officer of
Health for Fife and Kinross ; Assistant Medical Officer
of Health for Cumberland ; Lecturer on Hygiene, Cooper
Medical CoU, San Francisco ; Resident Physician Belvedere
Fever Hospital, Glasgow, etc. Addresses : Ministry of Health,
WhitehaU, S.W. 1 ; 5, Suffield Chambers, 79, Davies Street,
W. 1. Club : Savage. (O3807)
McEWEN, Major James, O.B.E.
McEWEN, Major Robert James, O.B.E, Can. A.M.C.
McEWEN, Thomas, O.B.E.
MACEWEN, Capt. WiUiam, O.B.E, 6. 2 July, 1886 ;
s. of Sir WiUiam Macewen, C.B, F.R.S, Glasgow (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ. : Glasgow ; London. Assistant Medical
Officer, City of Exeter. War Work: O.C. No. 6 MobUe
Laboratory (Hygiene), First Army, France, and No. 33 Mobile
Laboratory (Hygiene), Third Army, France. Address : 5,
Friars Walk, Exeter. (05520)

334

McEWEN, WilUam FuUerlon, O.B.E, M.B.
MACEY, Josiah, M.B.E.
MacFADDEN, CecU John Read, O.B.E, MD
CM.(Edin), 6. 20 July, 1870 ; s. of James MacFadden jp"
of Portadown, Co. Armagh ; to. May, d. of David Gibson of
Jonsered, Sweden. Educ. : Lurgan CoU, Deland ; Edinburgh
Univ. District Surgeon No. 1 District St. John Ambulance
Brigade ; Divisional Surgeon Metropolitan Police ; Councillor
Hampstead Borough Council ; Chairman, Maternity and Quid
Welfare Committee for the Borough of Hampstead; Hon
Treas. Hampstead Medical Society. War Work : M.O. in
Charge Caenwood Towers MUitary Hospital, Highgate, Cedar
Lawn MUitary Hospital, Hampstead ; M.O. Officers Hostel
Oak HiU Lodge, Hampstead ; Chief Surgeon, St. John Am
bulance Brigade, London District Air Raid Organisation-
M.O. Sir Frederick Milner's Hostel for Neurasthenic Soldiers'
and of Edith CaveU Home, Hampstead. Address : 30, Frognal'
Hampstead, N.W. 3. (04379)
McFADYEN, Lieut.-Col. Duncan, M.B.E, L.R.C.S.E.
J.P, 6. 5 June, 1846 ; s. of Duncan McFadyen, ' of
KUbride, Argyleshire ; m. Mary, d. of Walter MundeU, of
Inverlaul. Educ : Lochgilphead and Glasgow Univ. M.0.
3rd Cameron Highlanders ; M.O. Inverness Post Office; M.o!
for the Parish of Inverness ; Member of the Medical Staff
of the Northern Infirmary, Inverness. War Work : Mobilised
as M.O. 3rd Cameron Highlanders at Aldershot during the
Boer War ; during the Great War acted as County Director
for Inverness-shire under the British Red Cross Society, and
is M.O. for the Highland Volunteers with rank of Captain.
Address : 94, Academy Street, Inverness. (M88801
MACFADYEN, Jessie, Mrs, M.B.E.
McFALL, Col. Albert WiUiam Crawford, O.B.E, fi. 19 Feb.
1862 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. D. Chambers McFaU ; to. Anne, d. of
WiUiam Peter, of Glenloth. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Brigade Major 91st Infantry Brigade ; D.A.A. and Q.M.G.
Southern Reserve Centre ; R.A.F. DiscipUnary Branch, pre
siding on Courts Martial and instructing in Military Law.
Address : The Manor House, Winterborne Zelstone, Blandford,
Dorset. (07426)
MACFARLANE, Capt. Alexander, O.B.E, fi. 9 Oct,
1874 ; 8. of Peter Macfarlane, of Port Glasgow ; m. Jean,
d. of David Galloway, of Greenock. Educ. : Greenock Academy
and Edinburgh Univ. CivU Service. War Work : Engaged
in various CivU Service Departments. Address : 4, Devonshire
Road, Davenport Park, Stockport. Clubs : National Liberal;
Davenport. (O10886)
McFARLANE, Andrew, O.B.E.
MACFARLANE, Edith Mary, Mrs, O.B.E.
MACFARLANE, Major Fane Andrew James, DS.0,
O.B.E., Capt. London Regt. ; D.A.Q.M.G. with rank of Major ;
served during Great War, 1914-18 (mentioned in despatches). (08594)
MACFARLANE, Hugh, O.B.E.
MACFARLANE, James Arthur Henderson, M.B.E.
MACFARLANE, James Colquhoun, O.B.E.
MACFARLANE, James WaUace, O.B.E.
MACFARLANE, John MUler, O.B.E.
MoFARLANE, Joseph, O.B.E.
MacFARLANE, Lauchlan Grant, O.B.E, fi. 1 Jan, 1861;
s. of Archibald MacFarlane, of Johnstone ; m. Helen CampbeU
WyUe, d. of John Wylie, of Largs. Educ : EldersUe Wallace
School, and Andersonian Coll, Glasgow. Manager of Sub
marine and Oil Engine Department, CammeU, Laird, Birken
head. War Work: Submarines and OU Engines. Address:
10, Princes Park Mansions, Liverpool. (O3609)
MACFARLANE, Malcolm, O.B.E.
MACFARLANE, Peter, O.B.E, J.P.
MACFARLANE, Stuart Gordon, M.B.E. (M10304)
MACFARLANE, Walter Mace, M.B.E.
MACFARLANE, Col. David James MASON-, C.M.G.,
C.B.E, T.D, M.D. (Edin. Univ.), 4th Seaforth Highlanders,
b. 22 Nov. 1862 ; s. of David Mason, of Edinburgh, assumed
by Royal Licence, 1909, Maternal Surname of MacFarlane;
to. Mary Blanche, d. of Francis Edmund Anstie, M.D.(Lond.),
F.R.CP.(Eng.), of London. Educ. : Edinburgh Institution
and University of Edinburgh,. Practised as Physician in
Maidenhead from 1888-1907 ; retired from practice on account
of UI health, 1907 ; served in 4th Royal Berkshire Regiment
from 1890-1913 ; rose from Subaltern to Major ; transferred
Feb. 1913 to command 4th Batt. Seaforth Highlanders. War
Work: MobUised in Aug. 1914 ; commanded 4th Batt. Seaforth
Highlanders and took the Batt. to France Nov. 1914 ; Danger
ously wounded at battle of Neuve-Chapelle, March, 1915;
received C.M.G. afterthe battle ; in hospital for several months;
Feb. 1916 posted to command 4th Reserve Batt. Seaforth High
landers, Commanded this Batt. until March, 1919, providing
reinforcements for the 51st Division ; thrice mentioned in des
patches. Address : Turin, Forfarshire, Scotland. Clubs : Arts ;
Bath. (C1690)
McFERRAN, Lieut.-Col. Edwin Millar GiUiland, C.B.E.
Lieut.-Col. 4th Batt. Royal Dish Rifles ; served in S. Africa,
1901-2 (Queen's medal with five clasps) ; during Great War,
1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1678)
McFERRAN, EmUy, M.B.E, 6. 28 May, 1859 ; d. of
Henry McFerran, J.P, of Newtown HamUton, Co. Armagh,
Deland. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Head of Work
Depot ; Organiser of Our Day Collections in Newtown Hamil
ton, Co. Armagh district during war ; also worked in Sphagnum
Moss Depot. Address : Newtown HamUton, Co. Armagh. (M2086)

BIOGRAPHIES.

McGuire

MoFERRAN, Helen Sarah, M.B.E. ; d. of John McFerran,
of The Barn, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim. War Work : Com
mandant V.A.D. Auxiliary Hospital, Tickford Abbey ;
Manager and Hon. See. North Bucks. War Hospital Supply
Depot at Newport PagneU. Address : Walton Manor, Blotchley,
Bucks. (M8881)
MoFERRAN, Howard Addison, O.B.E.
MACFIE, Mary Jane, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 22 Feb. 1855 ;
i. of Charles Lloyd, of WaunUor, Maesycrugian, Carmarthen
shire ; m. David Johnstone, s. of William Macfie, of Langhouso,
Inverkip, Renfrewshire. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Chairman No. 1 Sub-Committee, Midlothian War Pensions ;
Interviewer for Board of Agriculture (Women's Land Army
for Border District) ; Chairman War Pensions Sub-Committee,
Heriot and Stow; Member of Midlothian Military Selection
Board. Address: Borthwick Hall, Heriot, Midlothian.
Club: Queen's. (M8882)
MACFIE, Major Ronald Bute, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B,
r.R.C.S.(Edin.), R.A.M.C, 6. 28 June, 1887 ; s. of Daniel
Macfie, of Edinburgh ; to. Monica Enid, d. of Rev. George R.
Taylor, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. : George Watson's
Coll, Edinburgh. Surgeon-in-charge, Orthopaedic Clinic,
St. Martin's, Cheltenham ; Medical Referee, Ministry of Pen
sions. War Work: Second Surgeon 36th CCS. France;
Surgical Specialist 55th CCS. FTance; R.A.M.C, 1914 to
1919. Address : Segrave House, Cheltenham. (05521)
MoGAVIN, Lawrie Hugh, C.B.E, F.R.CS.(Eng.), 6.
Nov. 1868 ; s. of John McGavin, of Calcutta, and Ayr, N.B. ;
m. Edith Mary, d. of Horatio Beauchamp, of Melbourne.
Educ. : Fettes CoU. ; R.M.C. Sandhurst ; Guy's Hospital.
Consulting Surgeon ; Surgeon to the Dreadnought Hospital
and to the Hospital for Women. War Work : Surgeon to
the King George, Endsleigh Palace, Michie, R.A.F. and Farn-
¦ borough Court MUitary Hospitals ; Member of the Emergency
i Surgical Aid Corps and Final Appea Board of Medical Assessors.
I Addresses : 32, Weymouth Street, W. 1 ; Moons Mill, Black-
> boys, Sussex. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (C3119)
: MoGAVIN, Maude, M.B.E.
r MacGEAGH, Lieut.-Col. Henry Davies Foster, C.B.E,,
i B.A, 6. 21 Oct. 1883 ; s. of Foster MacGeagh, late of Hadlow
Castle, Kent; m. Rita, d. of the late WiUiam Kiddle, of Wal-
i bundrie, New South Wales. Educ. : St. Paul's, and Magdalen
i CoU, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law of the Middle Temple and
_ South Eastern Circuit. War Work : 1st Batt. London Rifle
t Brigade; Assist. Adjutant- General, War Office, since 1918;
ia D.A.A.G, 1917 ; MiUtary Assistant to the Judge Advocate-
u General, 1916-20; served in France and Belgium, 1914-15;
. mentioned in despatches ; Brevet-Majority, 1914 Star and
clasp. Addresses : 29, Charles Street, Berkeley Square, W. 1 ;
2, Garden Court, Temple, E.C. Clubs : Arthur's ; Conserva-
,i tive ; Ranelagh ; Leander ; St. George's HiU Golf. (C826)
.j McGEORGE, Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 7 May, 1867 ; d. of
s C. J. Bertram, of Newcastle on-Tyne ; to. David, s. of R.
¦ , McGeorge, of Dumfries. Educ : High School, Gateshead-
on-Tyne. War Work: Commandant Dumfries Red Cross
jj Auxiliary Hospital, 1914-19; Vice-President B.R.C.S. for
Dumfries Burgh. Address: Dock Park House, Dumfries,
Scotland. (M8883)
McGEOUGH, Alexander. O.B.E.
McGEVOR, Capt. John, M.B.E.
% MACGIBBON, Mabel Jane, M.B.E.
SS MoGIFFIN, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Robert Hunter, O.B.E,
i M.B, R.N.
¦J, McGILCHRIST, Thomas Brown, M.B.E.
B !50£5'L' Alioe Mary. Mrs-, M.B.E.
7t M0.G,ILL' E<lmund AUan, M.B.E.
1 J!Ai3,GILL' Ge°rge, M.B.E, L.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.
MoGILL Thomas CarUsle, M.B.E.
MoGILLIVRAY, Lieut. Clifford, M.B.E.
MACGILLIVRAY, Capt. Gordon Leshe, O.B.E.
McGILLIVRAY, Major Percy CranweU, O.B.E. Can. A.S.C.
£JoGftSRAY James Anderson, M.B.E.
' T.M°(»r'INN, Brig.-Gen. John Patrick, CM.G, C.B.E.
bieut.rCol. and T. Brig.-Gen. AustraUan Inf. ; S. Africa, 1900

I

ii* i?ueel_s_me<ial with six clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19, on Staff
.^(despatches). y J ' (C845)
*>B- McGONTGAI. 1WJ..O.O.O* T\~~~t\,„ i_r u t?

^'Y.MoGd01YAN' Sir Harry Duncan, K.B.E, 6. 1874 ;
¦v _ean Uoyle Young, of Paisley, nhairtnnn and Mini

J£S2K!?AL» Margaret Dorothy, M.B.E.
in, K.B.E, 6. 1874 ; m.
Chairman and Managing
ive Co, Ltd. ; Director of Canadian
Dyestuffs Corporation, Ltd, Dunlop
 ress : Abbotstall, MaxweU Park,
Clubs : Bath ; Carlton ; Conservative (Glasgow).
K°WAN, Capt. Henry Edward, M.B.E.
K°WAN, James, O.B.E.
„S~ CG°WAN, James, O.B.E, Educ. : Dumfries Academy,

?«»n»„ , ¦ wu- OI science, uivu servant; iormeriy
'¦'" SHP*-o£ Taxes at Aberdeen, and Lands Valuation and
r-c- rnSS- on Assessor for the City of Aberdeen, and'County of
'¦' &££?*£' nowH.M. Superintending Inspector of Taxes at
somerset House. Address : 10, Woodland Gardens, N. 10.
fit KSmA5' Cant- James Alexander, O.B.E.
W- l«n . 0WAN, Margaret Jane, Mrs., M.B.E,
jp'ifp™- Bobert George McGo
»:' Hosifi i i Ia?y Superintendent of
1:;,:Hoap&Mancheat.r. Mdnss .. 1;

(010889)
fi. 18 Dec.
Mc'Gowah. Educ. : Privately.
Shenstone House AuxiUary
Thomas Street, Cheetham (M8887)

MoGRATH, Lieut. Harry Nisbet, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
MoGRATH, the Hon. Sir Patrick Thomas, K.B.E,
LL.D, fi. 16 Dec. 1868 ; s. of William McGrath. Educ. :
Christian Brothers' Schools, St. John's, Nfid. Joined reporting
staff of " Daily Herald " ; Acting Editor, 1893 ; Editor,
1894-1907 ; established " Evening Chronicle," 1912 ; held
secretarial posts to various Government Commissions and
Councils in Newfoundland ; Hon. Sec. Newfoundland Patriotic
Fund, Newfoundland Regt. Finance Committee, and New
foundland War Pensions Board, since Aug. 1914 ; Chairman,
Cost of Living Commission, 1917. Address : 6, Gower Street,
St. John's, Newfoundland. Club : B.I.S. (St. John's). (K121)
MoGRATH, Lieut.-Comm. Redmond Walter, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. McGRATH, WeUington Albert, M.B.E.
MoGRATH, Lieut. William Henry, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
McGREER, Rev. Arthur Huffman, O.B.E, M.C.
MCGREGOR, Capt. Alexander Muir, O.B.E.
MACGREGOR, Major Alexander Stewart Murray.
O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C. (T.). '
MACGREGOR, Archibald Bow, M.B.E.
MACGREGOR, Capt. James St. Cuthbert, O.B E
R.F.A, MACGREGOR John, C.B.E, M.I.E.E. Educ. : Dollar.
Managing Director Gloucester Railway Carriage and Wagon
Co. ; Director Wagon Repairs, Ltd. War Work : Chairman
Directing Board National Filling Factory No. 5 ; Member of
Gloucester City Tribunal, Pensions Comirnttee, and Labour
Advisory Committee. Address : Falklands, Gloucester. Club :
Gloucester. (C2775)
MACGREGOR, John, O.B.E.
MACGREGOR, John Alister, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 27 Sept.
1874 ; s. of John Macgregor of Balmenach, Cromdale, Moray
shire ; to. Jemima Fanny, a. of William Ogilvy Cunningham,
of Hillside, Broughty Ferry, Forfarshire. Educ. : Merchiston
Castle, and Edinburgh Univ. War Work : Assistant County
Director for the County of the City of Dundee ; Assistant to
the Red Cross Commissioner for the Central Eastern District
of Scotland. Address : Hurst Grange, Twyford, Berks. Club :
Sports. (M8889)
MACGREGOR, John Julius, C.B.E., M.I.E.E.
McGREGOR, Lieut.-Col. John Robertson, O.B.E.
MACGREGOR, Joseph, M.B.E.
McGREGOR, Pura, Mrs, M.B.E.
MacGREGOR, Robert WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 9 May, 1886 ;
s. of Alexander MacGregor, of Greenock ; to. Robina Garson,
d. of James Scarth, of Birsay, Orkney. Educ. : Greenock
Higher Grade, and Technical Schools. Chemical Engineers.
War Work : Engineer for construction of Longparish Wood
DistiUation Factory ; appointed Superintendent when taken
over by Ministry of Munitions. Address : 1237, Meridian
Street, Fall River, Mass, U.S.A. (M2090)
McGRIGOR, Major Dalziel Buchanan, O.B.E, M.B,
Ch.B,fi. 20 Jan. 1885; s. ot late James McGrigor, of Aberdeen,
N.B. ; to. Dorothy Macgregor, d. of Alexander J. Macgregor
Drysdale, of London Lieut. R.A.M.C. July, 1907 ; Capt.
Jan. 1911 ; Major, July, 1919. Served in India, Sept. 1909 to
Sept. 1914 ; France, Sept. 1914 to April, 1916 ; India, April,
1916 to Nov. 1918; D.A.D.M.S, Northern Command, York,
Dec. 1918 to June, 1920. Address : Lag-Na-Ha, 17, Palace
Road, Streatham Hill. Club : Caledonian. (08869)
McGRIGOR, Margaret Anne Kay, Mrs., O.B.E, fi.
2 March, 1865 • d. of Sir John Muir, Bart, of Deanston House,
Perthshire (see Buuke's Peerage) ; to. Alexander, s. of Alexander
Bennett McGrigor, of Cairnoch. War Work : Organiser and
Vice-President Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Prisoners
of War Fund and Stirlingshire Work Depot ; Vice-President
Stirlingshire Branch British Red Cross Society ; Convener
Stirlingshire V.A.D. Selection Committee. Addresses : Cair
noch by Cambusbarum, Stirling ; Beechwood, StirUng. Clubs :
Queen's, Edinburgh; Kelvin, Glasgow. (03819)
MACGUCKIN, Charles John Graham, C.B.E, M.Inst.CE,
M.I.M.E, 6. 26 Jan. 1884 ; s. of Neal MacGuckin, J.P, of
Ballinderry, Co. Derry ; to. Anna, d. of James Malone, of
Cookstown. Educ. : St. Mary's CoU, Dundalk. Local
Director, Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth & Co, Elswick
Works, Newcastle-on-Tyne. War Work : In charge of Arm
strong's Ammunition Factories from June, 1916, to end of
war. Address : South House, Grainger Park Road, Newcastle-
on-Tyne. Club : Junior Carlton. (C556)
McGUGAN, Capt. Donald, O.B.E, M.C.
McGUINESS, Mary Jane, M.B.E.
McGUINNESS, Capt. Charles Hamilton, O.B.E.
McGUINNESS, Ethel Theresa, M.B.E.
McGUINNESS, Nora Mary Ursula, M.B.E. ; d. of
James McGuinness, of Felling-on-Tyne. Educ. : Convent of
the Assumption, Richmond and France. War Work : Hon.
Sec. of the Tyneside-Irish Brigade for two years ; Red Cross
War Relief work ; nursed in France under the French Red
Cross. Address : Shanid, FelUng-on-Tyne, Co. Durham. (M8890)
MACGUIRE, Lieut. Edward Robert Mileson, M.B.E.
McGUIRE, Capt. Georga Patrick, O.B.E, 6. 18 Dec
1889 ; s. of George McGuire, of Ulverston ; m. Mabel Gladys.
d. of Arthur Craven, of Hallas HaU, CulUngworth, Yorks:
Educ. : Bradford Grammar School, and King WiUiam's Coll
Engineer. War Work : Joined R.N.A.S. Oct. 1914 ; trans
ferred to l/4th Duke of WelUngton's (W.R.) Regt. Feb. 1915 ,
active service in France, AprU, 1915, to Dec. 1919 ; Staff Capt.

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE. '

G.H.Q. Jan. 1918 ; D.A.Q.M.G, G.H.Q. March, 1918, to
Dec. 1919. Address : The Bungalow, Freshwater Bay,
Isle of Wight. Clubs : Junior Army and Navy ; English,
HurUngham Buenos Aires. (02627)
McGUIRE, Major Michael, O.B.E.
McGUIRK, Lieut. Henry Francis, M.B.E.
McGUISE, T. Capt. Bernard Aloysius, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
MACGURK, Capt. Nioll Austin, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
MccGWIRE, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. John Edward,
C.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6. 14 April, 1878 ; s. of John Frederick Kane
MccGwire ; m. Jean EUzabeth, d. of Col. Henry Benjamin
Naylor Adair, late Royal Engineers. Educ. : Privately.
2nd Lieut. 5th Batt. the Royal Fusiliers (MiUtia), 1900;
served South African War, 1901-2 (Queen's S.A. Medal and
5 clasps) ; entered Army Service Corps, 1903 ; Lieut. 1905 ;
Capt. 1912 ; T. Major, 1914 ; Major, 1916 ; T. Lieut.-Col.
1917-19 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1918 ; served European War in
France and Belgium, 1914 ; Staff Capt. at War Office, 1916 ;
Deputy Assistant Director at War Oflice, 1917; entered the
Middle Temple, 1911 ; called to Bar, 1917 ; 1914 Star and
clasp, War Medal, and Victory Medal ; thrice mentioned in
Sec. of State for War's Lists. Club : Army and Navy. (C2139)
MoHAFFIE, Major George Addison, O.B.E.
McHARDY, William, O.B.E.
MACHTIG, Eric, M.B.E.
McHUGH, Rev. Daniel John, O.B.E.
McHUGH, Harry Ralph, M.B.E.
MACHUTCHON, Capt. Edwin Gray, O.B.E, R.E. (T.V
McILROY, Anne Louise, O.B.E, M.D.
McILVENNA, James Graham, M.B.E.
MACILVENNA, Capt. John, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
MACINDOE, Capt. James Douglas, O.B.E, M.C, Scots
Guards, fi. 31 Dec. 1888 ; s. of J. Black Macindoe, of Glasgow ;
to. Mary Margaret, d. of Capt. F. Hungerford Pollen, R.N,
C.B.E, of Farley, Reigate. Educ. : Cayilfield ; Fettes ;
Sandhurst. Address : 43, Norfolk Square, Hyde Park.
Clubs : Guards' ; White's ; Pratt's. (07428)
MACINDOE, Major Robert HaU Forman, O.B.E,
Aust. A.V.C
McINERNEY, Margueratta, Mrs, O.B.E.
MacINNES, Mary, O.B.E.
MACINNIS, Major Carlyle William, O.B.E.
McINTOSH, Alexander, M.B.E, 6. 13 Feb. 1873; s. of
WilUam Mcintosh, of Tollomill. Inverkeithney, Banffshire ;
m. Agnes, d. of Andrew Howie, of Crosslet, Dumbarton.
Banker. War Work : Sec. and Treas. of Naval and MiUtary War
Pensions and Dumbarton War Fund Committees. Addresses:
Netherdale, Dumbarton ; Commercial Bank, Dumbarton.
Clubs : Dumbarton PhUosophical Society ; Dumbarton
BowUng. . (M8891)
McINTOSH, Alexander Hugh, M.B.E, 6. 23 Aug. 1871 ;
s. of David Mcintosh, of Kirkwall ; to. Isaline, d. of Pierre
Dizins, of Albens, Savoie, France. Educ. : Kirkwall Burgh
School, and Privately. War Office Clerk. Address : 9,
Ruskin Walk, Heme HiU, S.E. 24. (M8892)
McINTOSH, Annie, C.B.E, R.R.C, Medaille d'Honneur
(argent) i'assistance publique, Paris, 1914, d. of Donald
Mcintosh, J.P, of Bromyard, Herefordshire. Educ. : Wolver
hampton High School for Girls. Matron and Superintendent
of Nursing, St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; Member of Com
mittee of Nurses' Insurance Society ; Nurses' Representative
of Nurses' Policy Holders, National Pension Fund for Nurses ;
Member of College of Nursing (Limited). War Work : Was
a member of Committee for Supply of Nurses by War Office,
1916 ; Member of Committee of Queen Alexandra's War
Relief Fund for Nurses. Address : St. Bartholomew's Hospital,
West Smithfield, E.C. 1.
MACINTOSH, John, O.B.E, M.D.
McINTOSH, John, M.B.E.
McINTYRE, Major Donald, M.B.E, M.B. Ch.B, F.R.CS.
Ed, L.M, fi. 1891 ; s. of Donald Mclntyre, of Greenock.
Educ. : Glasgow Univ. Surgeon. War Work : Royal Army
Medical Corps, Special Reserve ; Active Service with Darda
nelles Army and East African Forces ; mentioned in despatches.
Address : 36, Lansdowne Crescent, Kelvinside, Glasgow. (M5058)
McINTYRE, Donald Arderne, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 0 July,
1857 ; s. of Malcolm Mclntyre, of Glen Etive, Argylshire,
Scotland ; to. Florence Maud Philipson, d. of Frederick Philip-
son Stow, of Nuneaton, Warwickshire. Educ : Diocesan Coll,
Rondebosch, Cape Province, S.Africa. Retired Civil Servant.
O.C, Town Guard, George, in Boer War; Hon. Sec. Royal
Automobile Club of South Africa. War Work : Hospital
Transport work in connection with sick and wounded soldiers
performed by the members of the Royal Automobile Club of
South Africa during the War. Address : Park Road, Ronde
bosch, C.P, South Africa. Club : CivU Service, Cape Town. (M6363)
MACINTYRE, Capt. Duncan Charles, O.B.E, Order
of the Sacred Treasure of Japan, R.N.R, fi. 1864 ; s. of Ronald
George Macintyre, of Glencoe, Inverness-shire, Scotland ; to.
Violet Frances, d. of Rev. G. Hesketh Biggs, Vicar of Etting-
ton, Warwickshire. Port Officer. Harbour-master, and Marine
Magistrate, Penang, Straits Settlement. War Work : Resi
dent Naval Officer, Penang, H.M.S. " Tamar " ; Member repre
senting unofficial members Legislative CouncU on MUitary
Tribunal ; Resident Sec. at Penang, Govt. Control Shipping ;
Agent Food Control at Penang. (08399)
MACINTYRE, Duncan Mackinnon, M.B.E.

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MACKINTYRE, Lieut. Francis Peter, O.B.E, T. Major
14th Hussars. (011945c)
MACINTYRE, James Colin. M.B.E.
McINTYRE, James Lewis, O.B.E, M.A, D.Sc, F.E.I S
J.P, fi. 13 July, 1868; s. of the late James Mclntyre,' of
" Scotsman," Edinburgh ; to. Jane Russell, d. of the late
Rev. Adam Ross, M.A, of U.F. Church, Rattray, Perthshire
Educ. : George Watson's Coll, Edinburgh ; Univ. Edinburgh •
Univ. Coll, Oxford ; Freiburg i/B. ; Berlin; Halle. Lecturer
on Comparative Psychology, Aberdeen University, and
Training Centre. War Work : Member of Aberdeenshire
Branch B.R.C.S. Executive Committee, 1914 ; County Director
of V.D. organisation, 1917 ; Volunteer, Special Constable
Munitions-worker ; organisation work in connection with'
plot-holders' association ; Member of the Advisory Committee
and of County Emergency Committee. Address : Abbotsville'
Cults, Aberdeenshire. Club : Aberdeen Univ. (O10892)
MACINTYRE, John Andrew, O.B.E, B.Sc. (Lond.)
fi. 6 Sept. 1881 ; s. of Malcolm Macintyre, of Honolulu; m.
Agnes, d. of Henry Bett, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Daniel
Stewart's Coll. ; Heriot Watt Coll. ; Edinburgh Univ. Engineer.
Senior Engineer, H.M. Office of Works. War Work : Engineer
ing work in connection with National Filling Factories and
other Munition Services. (010893)
McINTYRE, Major Peter, O.B.E, R.A.V.C (T.).
McINTYRE, Professor Ronald George, O.B.E, B.D..
M.A. McINTYRE, WilUam, M.B.E.
MACIVER, Agnes Edith Stewart, M.B.E.
McIVER, Capt. Walter, M.B.E.
MACK, Peter, M.B.E.
MACKARNESS, Mildred Blankley, Mrs., M.B.E.
McKAY, Benjamin Thomas, C.B.E. Acting Manager,
Australian Small Arms Factory. (C715)
MACKAY, Christian Frances Nora, M.B.E, MedaUle des
Epidemics, 6. 30 May, 1887 ; d. of Col. J. F. Mackay, C.B.E,
V.D, of Whitehouse, Cramond. Educ. : Bushey Heath,
Herts ; Edinburgh ; Paris Universities. War Work : Attached
S.W. Hospital, Abbaye de Royaumont, France, for 2_ years;
Administrative and Executive posts as an official in the
Q.M.A.A.C, from Aug. 1917 to Oct. 1919. Address : White-
house, Cramond Bridge, Midlothian. (M6672)
MACKAY, Daniel Sayre, O.B.E.
MACKAY, Capt. Donald Morrison, O.B.E, Can. A.O.C.
MACKAY, Capt. Frank Forbes, M.B.E.
McKAY, Hugh Victor, C.B.E, for services rendered to
war industries during Great War. (C364)
MACKAY, IsobeUe Mary Agnes, Mrs., M.B.E.
MACKAY, Col. and Hon. James Alexander Kenneth, C.B,
O.B.E, F.R.G.S, 6. 1859 ; s. of the late Alexander Mackay, of
WaUendbeen, N.S. Wales ; to. Mabel Katherine, d. of John
Coppick White. Educ. : Camden Coll, and Grammar School,
Sydney. Raised and Commanded 1st AustraUan Vol. Horse ;
raised W. Camden Light Horse ; was a M.L.A. (Burrow Div.),
1898-9 ; Chief Staff Officer and A.A.G, Oversea Colonial
Forces, Cape Town, 1900-1 ; served in S. Africa, 1900-1,
as Col. 6th Imperial Bushmen (despatches) ; is a M.L.C. of N.S.
Wales ; Vice-Pres. of Executive Council ; Chairman of Papuan
Royal Commn. 1907 ; appointed ,Brig. AustraUan Light
Horse Brig. 1912 ; Director-Gen. AustraUan Army Reserve,
1916. Address : WaUandoon Station, WaUendbeen, N.S.
Wales. Clubs : Australian and Imperial Service (Sydney). (011992)
MACKAY, Lieut. James Eugene, M.B.E.
MACKAY, Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. James Franois,
C.B.E, V.D, J.P. (Midlothian), R.G.A, Vol. and T.F, 6,
6 April, 1855 ; s. of John Mackay, of Inveralmond, Cramond,
Midlothian ; to. Annie Alma, d. of David Croall, of Southfleld,
Midlothian. Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. Member of the
Midlothian County Council. War Work : Commander of
ArtUlery Depot, R.G.A, T.F. ; also served on the recruiting
Staff in Edinburgh, and latterly acted as military representative ;
to the City of Edinburgh Tribunal. Address : White House,
Cramond, Midlothian. Club : Northern, Edinburgh. (C2776) ;
MACKAY, John George, M.B.E.
McKAY, Mary, M.B.E.
MACKAY, Murdoch, M.B.E, 6. 6 May, 1857. Chief,Trafflc
Inspector, Highland Railway. War Work : Movement of
MiUtary and Naval Forces in the north of Scotland during the
war. Address : Alfred ViUa, 30, Union Road, Inverness. (M8895)
MACKAY, Neil, O.B.E.
MACKAY, Nora, O.B.E.
MACKAY, Rev. Patrick Robson, C.B.E.
MACKAY, Capt. Robert Henry Ramsay, O.B.E, R.N.
McKAY, Capt. Robert James, C.B.E, D.S.O, M.C. Capt.
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders ; Great War, 1914-16 (men
tioned in despatches). (C5443)
MACKAY, Robert John, C.B.E, b. 1859 ; s. of the late
Robert Gordon Mackay, of Edinburgh ; m. Edith Margaret
Mary, d. of the late Henry Baxter, of Glasgow. Educ. : Edin
burgh Institution School, Edinburgh Univ., and Univ. Coll,
Oxford. Entered See's Office, Gen. Post Office, 1883, and
became Principal Clerk, 1903 ; British Delegate to International
Telegraph Conferences at Budapest, 1896 ; London, 1903 ;
Lisbon, 1908 ; International Wireless Conferences at Berlin,
1903 and 1906 ; London, 1912 ; Knight of Order of Dannebrog
of Denmark. Address : 1, Beulah Hill, Upper Norwood, S.B.
(C557)

BIOGRAPHIES.

Mackenzie

MACKAY, Capt. Robert Whyte, O.B.E, 1/7 Batt. The
Gordon Highlanders, 6. 24 March, 1874 ; s. of Robert Whyte
Mackay, of 30, Albyn Place, Aberdeen ; to. Margarette Hyde,
d. of Dr. T. W. H. Garstang, of Brit. Med. Assoc, LondoD.
Edue. : Aberdeen Grammar School ; Blairlodge School,
Sthlingshtre ; Heriot- Watt Coll, Edinburgh ; and Aberdeen
Univ. Partner in the firm of Anderson and Thomson, Wholesale
Woollen Merchants, Aberdeen, established in 1773. War
Work: Served with the 7th Batt. Gordon Highlanders from
1914, until Feb. 1919 ; 4 years 8 months embodied service ;
3 years 4 months in France with the 51st (Highland) Division ;
mentioned in despatches, AprU, 1919. Address : Alt-na-
Braigh, MiUtimber, by Aberdeen ; 103, Union Street, Aberdeen. (05524)
MACKAY, WUliam George Scott, M.B.E, 6. 15 Sept.
1889 ; s. of James Balfour Mackay, of Kinlochbervie, Suther
land ; m. EUa May, d. of William George Peacock, of Hydera
bad, Deccan. Educ : Cathedral High School, Bombay,
India. Engineer, H.M. Mint, Bombay, India. War Work :
Superintendent of Munitions Dept, H.M. Mint, Bombay.
Address : 12, Kitteredge Road, Colaba Reclamation, Bombay,
India. (M6198)
McKAY, Major William Kirby, O.B.E, R.M.L.C
MACKAY, Major WUUam Murray, O.B.E, T.D, M.B,
Ch.B, 6. June 1875 ; s. of Alexander Mackay, J.P, of Black
Hambledon and Crook, Durham ; m. Winifreda Jane Taylor
or Mackay, d. of Rev. G. R. Taylor, of Byker, Newcastle-on-
Tyne. Educ : Durham School and Edinburgh Univ. Medical
Officer to 6th Batt. Durham L.I. ; served 5 years in Edinburgh
Univ. Corps, 1894-99 ; 2 year as-Civil Surgeon to South African
Field Forces (Medal and 4 clasps) ; continual service in volun
teers and territorials during 23 years in R.A.M, CT.F. War
Work : Aug. 1914, to Dec. 1918, with various units as Major,
R.AJH.C (T.) ; wounded at Ypres, 1915 ; Territorial Officers'
Decoration. Address : Wheatbottom, Crook, Co. Durham.
Clubs : O.D.'s, Durham, and Crook Golf. (O8870)
MoKEARTAN, Mary, Mrs., M.B.E,
McKECHNIE, Capt. George, M.B.E.
MoKECHNIE, Sir James, K.B.E, Director Vickers, Ltd,
with control of their Naval Construction Works, Barrow-in-
Furness ; Chairman of the loco Rubber and Waterproofing Co,
Ltd, Glasgow ; Director of Contraflo Condenser and Kinetic
Air Pump Co, Ltd. ; Vickers-Petters, Ltd. ; Canadian Vickers,
Ltd. ; The Donaldson South American Line, Ltd. ; Centri
fugal Separators, Ltd. ; The Isle of Walney Estates Co, Ltd. ;
awarded Grand Cross and Star as a Knight Commander of
the Ancient Royal Order of Djabel la Catolica by the Queen
Regent of Spain for work done whilst Engineer-in-Chief of
Naval Works in Spain ; Member of Management Committee
of the Engineering and the National Employers' Federations ;
Member of Executive Council and Trustee of Foremen's Mutual
Benefit Society ; Member of CouncU of Institution of Naval
Architects ; Member of Institution of CivU Engineers ; In
stitution of Mechanical Engineers ; Liveryman of the Worship
ful Company of Shipwrights ; FeUow of the Society of Anti
quaries of Scotland ; has contributed several papers on technical
subjects to Professional Societies. War Work: Responsible
for the initiation and construction of the large extensions at
the Barrow Works to meet the demands of the Naval, MUitary,
and Air Forces ; under his direction the works produced com-
. plete all classes of war vessels, including battleships and
submarines, mercantUe ships, the largest types of naval gun
mountings, airships, howitzers and projectiles of aU types and
sizes ; he was also responsible to the Ministry of Munitions for
the erection and management of the National ProjectUe
Factory, Lancaster, and the National FilUng Factory, More-
cambe. Addresses : 4, WhitehaU Court, S.W. 1 ; The Abbey
House, Furness Abbey, Lancashire. Clubs : Junior Carlton ;
British Empire ; Royal Automobile ; Pilgrims'. (K96)
MACKENSIE, Helen, C.B.E. Joint Sec. New Zealand
War Contingent Assocn. (C726)
MACKENZIE, Sir Alexander, K.B.E, fi. 30 June, 1860 ;
s. of Donald Mackenzie, of Kincardine, Canada ; to. May, d. of
S. H. Blake, K.C, of Toronto, Canada. Educ. : Canada.
Barrister and SoUcitor ; President of various PubUc UtiUty
Companies in BrazU. Addresses : 12, Hyde Park Place, W. 2 ;
Avenida Atlantica 594, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (K229)
MACKENZIE, Capt. Alexander, O.B.E, R.AV.C,
(T.), fi. 1 Dec. 1885 ; s. of Alexander Mackenzie, of 115, South
Street, St. Andrews. Educ: Madras CoU. ; St. Andrews; and
Royal (Dick) Veterinary CoU, Edinburgh. Veterinary Surgeon.
War Work: Attached Veterinary Hospital and in the Field
with 51st, 55th, and 12th Divisions ; mentioned in despatches.
Address : 115, South Street, St. Andrews. (05256)
MACKENZIE, Capt. Alexander Donald, O.B.E, R.E. (T.).
MACKENZIE, Major Colin, O.B.E, M.D, B.Ch. (Cantab.),
F.R.C.S. (Eng.), R.A.M.C, 6. 9 June, 1883 ; s. of Alexander
George Mackenzie, of London ; m. Edith Annie, d. of David
W. Rice, of Shaftesbury. Educ. : Eastbourne CoU. ; Emmanuel
CoU, Cambridge ; Middlesex Hospital, London. Hon.
Assistant Surgeon to the Royal Infirmary, Bradford. War
Work : Mobilised Aug. 1914 ; served throughout the war in
France and Flanders tUl March, 1919 ; Surgical SpeciaUst and
Officer in charge of Surgical Division, No. 14 General Hospital ;
mentioned in despatches. Address : 1, Camden Terrace,
Manningham Lane, Bradford. (05525)
MACKENZIE, Lieut.-Col. Colin Mansfield, D.S.O, O.B.E.
Major and T. Lieut.-Col. London Regt. ; served in Great War,
1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (O7430)

MACKENZIE, Donald, M.B.E.
MACKENZIE, Dorothy Helen, Mrs., M.B.E.
MACKENZIE, Dorothy Rose, M.B.E,
MACKENZIE, Capt. Edward Montagu Compton, O.B.E,
R.M.L.I. MACKENZIE, Erio Francis WaUaoe, O.B.E, M.C
M.B, Ch.B, R.A.M.C, 6. 1890 ; s. of Dr. F. WaUace Mac
kenzie, of WeUington, New Zealand. Educ. : WeUington,
Coll, New Zealand ; Univ. of Edinburgh. Deputy Assistant
Director-General, A.M.S. War Work: Medical Officer,
l/6th Gordon Highlanders, Depot R.A.M.C, and War Office.
Club : Royal AutomobUe. (07431)
MACKENZIE, Finlay Matheson, O.B.E, L.R.C.P, J.P.
MACKENZIE, Frances Louisa, M.B.E, 5. 26 Oct., 1849 ;
d. of Kenneth Mackenzie, of 3rd Regt. of Foot. War Work :
Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Association for Wolverhampton
Rural (Representative TettenhaU Wood) and Seisdon S.C. ;
Staffordshire War Pensions Committee. Address : Apple-
cross, TettenhaU Wood, Staffs. Club: Ladies' Army and
Navy. (M889)
MACKENZIE, Helen, C.B.E.
MACKENZIE, Henrietta Mary, Lady, O.B.E. ; d. of the
late Rev. Alex. Macquisten, D.D. ; m. as his 2nd wife, Col. Sir
Robert Campbell, K.B.E, C.B, V.D, J.P, D.L. (q.v.) (see
Bukke'S Peerage), s. of the late Walter Mackenzie, of Law
and Edinbarnet. Address : Edinbarnet, Duntocher, Dum
bartonshire. (010896)
MACKENZIE, James, O.B.E.
MACKENZIE, Jessie, M.B.E.
McKENZIE, John, M.B.E, J.P.
MACKENZIE, Major John WilUam, O.B.E, M.D,
R.A.M.C. (T.).
MACKENZIE, Kenneth Child, M.B.E.
MACKENZIE, Major Kenneth Davidson, O.B.E.,
6. 9 Aug. 1873; s. of H. D. Mackenzie, of Hattigor, Assam,
India ; to. Lily Louise, d. of J. H. Croft, of 69, RedcUfle Gardens,
London, S.W. Educ. : Uppingham School. War Work :
Served in South Africa, 1900-1902 ; France, Flanders, East
Africa, and North Russia, 1914-19. Club : Cavahy. (09698)
MACKENZIE, Malcolm Ayers, M.B.E.
MACKENZIE, Lady Marjorie Louise, C.B.E. ; d. of
Viscount Stormont, s. of 4th Earl of Mansfield (see BURKE'S
Peerage) ; m. Sir Kenneth John Mackenzie, 7th Bart, of
Gairioch (sec Burke's Peerage). Addresses : Conan House,
Conan Bridge, Rosshire, N.B. ; Flowerdale, Gairioch, Ross-
shire ; 10, Moray Place, Edinburgh. (C2777)
MACKENZIE, May, Lady, M.B.E, 6. 31 May, 1870;
d. of S. H. Blake, K.C, of Toronto, Canada ; to. Sir Alexander
(see Burke's Peerage), s. of Donald Mackenzie, of Kincardine,
Can. Educ. : Privately. Addresses : 12, Hyde Park Place,
W. 2 ; 594, Avenida Atlantica, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (M8899)
MACKENZIE, MUlicent, Mrs., O.B.E.
MACKENZIE, Mina, M.B.E.
MACKENZIE, Lieut. Murdo, M.B.E.
MACKENZIE, Peter, M.B.E.
MACKENZIE, Col. Sir Robert Campbell, K.B.E, C.B,
V.D, J.P, D.L, fi. 1856 ; s. of the late Walter Mackenzie, J.P,
CA, of Law and Edinbarnet ; to. 1st Katherine EUis, d. of
David Richardson, of Hartfield; 2nd, Henrietta Mary, O.B.E.
(_.».), d. of the Rev. Alex. Macquisten, D.D. Educ. : Glasgow
Academy, Uppinghim School, and Glasgow Univ. In business
as Chartered Accountant ; Director, Scottish Board, Liverpool
and London Globe Insurance Co. ; served as Lieut, and Capt.
Glasgow Highland Regt. Volunteers, 1875-1889 ; Lieut.-Col.
and CO. 1st Vol. Batt. H.L.I. 1889-1906 ; Col. Commanding
H.L.I. Brigade, 1906-11 ; 3rd Liae Group Lowland Division,
1915 ; Chairman, T.F. Association of the County of the City
of Glasgow ; Income Tax Commissioner, and Member Standing
Joint Committee of Dumbartonshire of Licensing Appeal
Committee in the County. Address : Edinbarnet, Duntocher,
Dumbartonshire. Clubs : Bath ; Western (Glasgow). (K308)
M'KENZIE, Hon. Robert Donald, O.B.E, 6. 1 March, 1865 ;
s. of Hugh M'Kenzie, J.P. ; to. Emma Mary, d. of James
Widgery, of Sydney, N.S.W. Educ : St. Paul's Grammar
School, Melbourne. Went to AustraUa, 1892 ; a pioneer of
Kalgooriie ; largely interested in mining and commercial
pursuits ; Senior CouncUlor of Kalgooriie, afterwards Mayor ;
Member of Legislative Council for N.E. Province since 1904 ;
served on three Royal Commissions in connection with mining
industries in W. AustraUa ; founded Kalgooriie Chamber of
Commerce ; elected first President ; Hon. Minister and Member
of Executive CouncU of W. AustraUa. Clubs : Perth ; Hannans ;
KalgoorUe ; Masonic (Perth). (03812)
MACKENZIE, Major Thomas Roderick, O.B.E.
MACKENZIE, Thomas WiUiam, O.B.E.
McKENZIE, WilUam, O.B.E.
MACKENZIE, Capt. WiUiam, O.B.E.
MACKENZIE, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Scobie, D.S.O, O.B.E,
A.O.D.; m. 1900, Geraldine, d. of the late Col. Francis Moore (see
Burke's Peerage, Drogheda, E.). Served during Great War,
1914-18, as Lieut.-Col. (despatches). (08871)
MACKENZIE, Sir WiUiam Warrender, K.B.E, M.A,
K.C, fi. 1860 ; to. Lilian Bradbury. Educ. : Edinburgh
Univ. ; Univ. Coll, London. President of the Industrial
Court ; Chairman of National (RaUway) Wages Board. War
Work : Chairman of Commission on Industrial Unrest (South
western District), 1917 ; Member of War Cabinet's Committee
of Inquiry into position of Women in Industry, 1918-19 ;
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1919 ; Chairman of Committee on Production, 1917-18 ;
Chairman of Interim Court of Arbitration (Industrial), 1918-19 ;
Arbitrator for Board of Trade and Minister of Labour. Ad
dresses : 5, Old Palace Yard, Westminster ; 3, Paper BuUdings,
Temple, London. Club: Reform. (K156)
MACKENZIE, Isabel BURTON-, O.B.E.
MACKENZIE, Beatrice Anna FRASER-, O.B.E, fi. 28
Nov. 1862 ; d. of Capt. A. V. Mackenzie, of Ord ; to. Robert
Scarlett, s. of John Fraser, of Bunchrew. War Work : President
Ross and Cromarty Red Cross, County Branch ; Member Inver
ness-shire War Pensions Committee ; Inverness-shire Food
Production and Food Control Committee ; Ross-shire Food
Production Committee ; Convener Inverness-shire and Ross-
shire Women's Agricultural Committees, and Member Highlands
(Inverness) Employment Committee (Women's Sub-Committee).
Address : Allangrange, Munlochy, Ross-shire ; Bunchrew,
Inverness-shire. Club : Bath (010895)
MACKENZIE, John Hugh MUNRO-, O.B.E J.P..
6. 1 Sept. 1849 ; s. of John Munro-Macken'zie, of Mornish ;
to. Jeanie Helen, d. of Thomas Chalmers, of Tringcroft. Educ :
Edinburgh Univ. War Work : Head Coast Watcher, Isle
of MuU ; Appeal Tribunal. Address : Calgary, Isle of Mull.
Clubs : Conservative, Edinburgh ; Royal Highland Yacht.
Oban. (01625)
MACKENZIE OF SEAFORTH, Mary Margaret, Lady
STEWART-, C.B.E.: see Seaforth, Mary Margaret, Lady.
McKEOWN, John James, O.B.E.
MACKEOWN, Surg.-Comm. Robert John, O.B.E.
McKEOWN, Col. Walter, C.B.E. T. Col. Canadian Army
Medical Corps ; served in Great War, 1915-19 (mentioned in
despatches). (C1834)
McKERCHAR, James, M.B.E, M.A, F.S.A. (Scot), 6.
18 June, 1882 ; s. of James McKerchar, of Aberfeldy, Scotland ;
m. NeUie, d. of A. Murray Stewart, of Broughty Ferry, Scotland.
Educ : Breadalbane Academy, and Univ. of St. Andrews.
Schoolmaster. War Work : Enlisted as a private in Seaforth
Highlanders (Kitchener's Army) 1914 ; Commissioned into
Army Service Corps, 1918 ; Officer in charge Supplies, Pechenga,
1918 ; O.C. R.A.S.C, Soroka, 1919 (North Russian Expedi
tionary Force) ; promoted A. Capt. AprU, 1919. Address :
Kirkpatrick, Fleming. Lockerbie. (M5016)
McKERGOW, Lieut.-Col. Robert Wilson, O.B.E, T.D,
M.F.H, fi. 22 Sept. 1866 ; s. of Robert McKergow, of Burgess
HU1 ; to. Jane Elizabeth Madelaine, d. of T. Baker, of Wilming
ton, Sussex. Educ. : Downing Coll, Cambridge. Lord of the
Manor, Woodmancote, Sussex ; Master of the Crawley and
Horsham Foxhounds,' 1919 ; Master of the Southdown Fox
hounds, 1903-8 ; Joint Master of Crawley and Horsham
Foxhounds, 1913-15. War Work : Raised the 3rd Line of
Sussex Yeomanry in 1915, and commanded same tiU dis
banded ; then commanded the 4th Batt. Royal West Kent
Regt. (Reserve), from 1917 to 1919 ; mentioned in despatches,
1917. Clubs : Badminton ; Union and New, Brighton. (07432)
McKERRELL, Lieut.-Col. Reginald L'Estrange, O.B.E,
fi. 5 March, 1860 ; s. of Robert McKerrell (see BURKE'S Landed
Gentry — McKerreU of Hillhouse) ; m. Grace O'Brien, d. of
The Hon. Henry O'Brien (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. :
Hawtreys ; Aldin House, Slough. Joined the Princess Louise's
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders 1879 ; retired, 1911.
War Work : Deputy Provost Marshal, Scottish Command.
Address : 94, Piccadilly. Clubs : Naval and Military ; Wel
lington. (07433)
McKERROW, Alexandrina, M.B.E.
McKERSIE, Marion, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. ofthe late Anthony
McCall, of Ayr ; to. WUUam, s. of the late WiUiam McKersie,
of Campbeltown. Educ : Ayr Academy. War Work : Vice-
President, Campbeltown Division, ArgyUshire Branch, B.R.C.S.
Address : Craigard, Campbeltown, Argyllshire. (M2099)
MACKESY, Lieut.-Col. Charles Ernest Randolph, CM.G,
C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1861; s. of the late Major Mackesy. Lieut.-
Col. New Zealand Mounted Rifles; Great War, 1915-18, in
GaUipoli and Egypt (despatches) ; Mil. Gov of Es-Salt-
Amman Dist. E. of Jordan. (C1397)
McKEURTAN, Mary Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 29 July, 1858;
d. of William McFee, of Dundee, Scotland ; m. John, s. of
James McKeurtan of Gartmore, Scotland. Educ. : West
End Academy, Dundee, Scotland. War Work : Meeting
troops passing through Bulawayo to and from East Africa.
Address : Box 189, Bulawayo. (0961)
McKEW, Rev. Robert, C.B.E, 6. 1872 ; s. of John
McKew, of Valencia, Co. Kerry. Chap, and Instructor-Comm.
R.N. ; Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1932)
McKEY, Capt. Charles, O.B.E.
McKIBBIN, Major Thomas, C.B.E.
McKICHAN, Lieut. John James, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
MACKIDD, Barbara Winifred Logan, M.B.E.
MACKIE, Annie, M.B.E.
MACKIE, Major Frederiok Peroival, O.B.E, M.D,
F.R.CS, I.M.S.
MACKIE, George, M.B.E, 6. 9 Nov. 1874 ; s. of George
Mackie, of Leith; m. Margaret, d. of John Fraser, of Leith.
Educ. : Leith Board School. Executive Officer, Leith Food
Control Committee. War Work : Member of No. 1 Edin
burgh V.A.D, B.R.C.S. ; Member of Edinburgh Military
Training Association, latterly Volunteers ; Member of Local
Volunteer Fire Brigade. Address: 33, Ryehill Terrace,
Leith. (M8904)
MACKIE, Lieut. George WiUiam, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.

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MACKIE, Horatio George Arthur, C.B.E, 6. 1868 Ap
pointed Vice-Consul, 1895 ; Consul, 1905 ; Consul-Gen. at
Buenos Aires, 1913; appointed H.M. Consul-Gen. for the
Dept. of Seine, Seine-et-Marne, Marne, Seine-et-Oise, Oise,
Eure-et-Loire, Loiret, Loir-et-Cher, Cher Indre, Meuse, Aube
Haute Marne, Yonne, Cute d'or, Aisnes and Ardennes, and to
reside at Paris. Address : British Consulate-General, Buenos
Aires (C227)
MoKIE, Lieut.-Col. John, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1857 ; s. of the
late James McKie (formerly M.P. for Kirkcudbrightshire), of
Bargaly ; to. 1910, Violet, d. of Sir Oswald Mosley, 4th Bt, of
Rolleston, Burton-on-Trent (see BURKE'S Peerage). Educ:
Harrow. Major and Hon. Lieut.-Col. (T.D.) King's Own
Scottish Borderers ; served in S. Africa, 1900-2, as Comdt. at
Christianaand Modder River (despatches). Address: Ernespie,
Castle Douglas, N.B. Clubs : Bachelors' ; Boodle's. (C1680)
MACKIE, Mary A, Mrs. W. CampbeU, M.B.E, M.B..
Ch.B, d. of A. A. Noble, of Southport ; to. Major WiUiam C.
Mackie, R.A.M.C, s. of Dr. W. Mackie, of Helensburgh. Educ:
Glasgow Univ. Doctor of Medicine ; Working under the
Ministry of Health in Baghdad, Mesopotamia. War Work:
Resident Surgeon, Royal Infirmary, HaUfax, and Whitecross
Military Hospital. Address : Baghdad, Mesopotamia.(M10273)
MACKIE, Thomas Callender CampbeU, M.B.E, 6. 1886 ;
s. of Dr. Wm. Mackie, of Helensburgh. Educ : Larchfield
School ; Glasgow School of Architecture ; Glasgow School of
Art. Artist and Decorative Architect. War Work : Or
ganised for the Scottish Branch, British Red Cross Society,
the Scottish Penny-a-week Fund for providing comforts for
the Sick and Wounded ; this Fund amounted to upwards of
£53,000 ; was also official lecturer in Scotland for the Scottish
Branch, B.R.C.S. (M2100)
MACKIE, Col. Tom Darke, CM.G, O.B.E, M.I.M.E,
R.A.F, 6. 25 July, 1883 ; s. of the B.ev. John Henry Mackie,
M.A, Rector of Filton, Bristol ; to. Constance, d. of Kilmister,
of Edinburgh. Educ. : Sedbergh. Deputy-Director of Works
and BuUdings, R.A.F. War Work : Served as 2nd Lieut, in
France, 1914 ; DardaneUes, 1915 ; France, 1916 ; Admiralty,
end 1916, to March, 1918; Air Ministry, 1918-20, with
rank of Colonel. Address : c/o The Air Ministry, London.
Club: Wellington. (01626)
MACKILLIGAN, Capt. Alister Pelham, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MACKILLIGAN, Capt. Robert Springett, O.B.E, M.C,
R.E. MACKILLOP, Edward Laurence, O.B.E, M.B.E.
MoKILLOP, Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E, M.A, fi. 22 Jan.
1864 ; d. of James Seward, of Liverpool ; m. John McKillop.
Edue. : Blackburne House, Liverpool ; SomervUle Coll,
Oxford. Tutor SomervUle Coll. ; Lecturer Royal HoUoway
CoU. ; FeUow and Lecturer of King's Coll. for Women, Univ.
of London. War Work : Organiser for War Savings Committee,
1916 ; Head of Foreign Intelligence Section, Ministry of Food,
tiU Jan. 1920. Address : 3, Stafford Mansions, Battersea
Park, S.W. 11. (M8905)
McKIM, Major Frederick George, M.B.E, R.A.S.C (M10230)
MACKINDER, Charles Henry, M.B.E, 6. 14 Feb. 1871;
s. of James Maokinder, of The Limes, Pitsmoor, Sheffield;
ot. Florence Edith, d. of Thomas Benbow MorraU, Burngreave
Road, Sheffield. Educ. : AshviUe Coll, Harrogate. War
Work : As a Director of Kayser EUison Co, Ltd, Steel Manu
facturers, Sheffield, was concerned in the production of special
steels for aircraft, motor transport, and more particularly
armour-piercing bullets, and all steel aeroplane wings. Address:
Somersby, 3, Endclifie Grove Avenue, Sheffield. (M8906)
McKINERY, Lieut.-Col. John WilUam Herbert, D.S.O,
O.B.E, J.P, 6. 1879 ; s. of the late John McKinery ; m.
Gertrude, d. of the late John Matthews, of Mossel Bay, S. Africa.
Lieut.-Col. Canadian Forces ; S. African War, 1899-1902 (des
patches, King's and Queen's medals with five clasps) ; Great
War, 1915-18 (despatches). Club : Beaufort. (O6023)
McKINLAY, Eng.-Comm. AUred White, O.B.E, R.N.
McKINNA, Alexander, O.B.E.
MacKINNON, Major Alexander Dugald, O.B.E, V.D,
J.P, 6. 19 June, 1862 ; s. oi NeU MacKinnon, of Tobermory,
Island of MuU ; m. Margaret Gertrude Harding, of Wetheral,
near CarUsle. Educ. : Public School, Tobermory ; George
Watson's CoU, Edinburgh ; Edinburgh Univ. Procurator-
Fiscal Inverness-shire at Portree. Solicitor. War Work:
Served in South African War, 1900-1, Capt. in command
of Volunteer Service Company, Queen's Own Cameron High
landers ; granted rank of Hon. Capt. ; MUitary Representative
in Skye ; National Service Representative in Skye and Outer
Isles : Hon. Head Coast Watcher, Royal Navy, in Skye
District of West Coast of Scotland. Address: 3, County
Buildings, Portree. (08872)
MACKINNON, Alister, M.B.E.
MACKINNON, Major Archibald Donald, CM.G, O.B.E.,
M.D, J.P, 6. 27 March, 1864 ; s. of the Rev. D. Mackinnon,
D.D, of the Parish of Strath, Isle of Skye ; m. Mary Henderson,
d. of Harry Macdonald, of Portree. Educ. : Private school,
and Aberdeen Univ. Physician (retired). War Work : MUi
tary duties. Address : Dunringell, Kyleakin, Isle of Skye.
Club : Oriental, London ; Highland, Inverness. (07434)
MACKINNON, Capt. Cecil Gordon, O.B.E., Can. A.S.C.
MACKINNON, Eleanor Vokes Teby, Mrs., O.B.E.
MACKINNON, Lucy Vere, Mrs, O.B.E.
MACKINNON, Madeleine Frances, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. oi
Col. ViUiers Hatton, of Clonard, Wexford; to. General Sir

BIOGRAPHIES.

McLaren

Henry (see Burke's Peerage), s. of WiUiam Alexander
Mackmnon, of Acryse Park, Kent. War Work : Chairman,
City of London Red Cross, and Chester City Red Cross. Address :
Evelyn Mansions, S.W. 1. Club : Ladies' Athenteum. (C2778)
McKINSTRY, Capt. Edward Robert, C.B.E, R.N.R.
Great War, 1914-19, as Commodore of Convoys (despatches). (C1195)
MACKINTOSH, Alexander, M.B.E.
MACKINTOSH OF MACKINTOSH,' Col. Alfred Donald,
C.B.E, s. of the late Alexander MacKintosh of MacKintosh, 6,
1851; m. 1880, Harriot Diana Arabella Mary, C.B.E. (q.v.),
only chUd of the late Edward Priest Richards, of Plas Newydd,
co. Glamorgan. Served in the Great War 1914-19 (despatches).
Addresses : Moy Hall, Inverness ; Dunachton, Inverness ;
CattreU, Cardiff ; 8, HiU Street, Berkeley Square, W. 1. Club :
Carlton. (C1681)
MACKINTOSH, Donald Grant, M.B.E, A.M.I.Mech.E„
8. of George Andrews Mackintosh, of Aberdeen.; to. Louisa
Humphrys, d. of Edwin John Lewis, of Reading. Educ. :
King Edward VI. Grammar School, Blrmingharn. Works
Manager, Messrs. Braithwaite & Co, Crown Bridge Works,
West Bromwich. Address : Maney VUla, Birmingham Road,
Sutton Coldfieid. (M8908)
MACKINTOSH, Col. George, C.B, C.B.E, fi. 28 Aug.
1860 ; s. of Eneas Mackintosh, J.P, D.L, of Balnespick,
Inverness-shire ; m. Mary, d. of George Baynton Davy, of
Spean Lodge, Inverness-shire, and Owthorpe, Notts. Educ. :
Marlborough Coll. ; R.M.C. Sandhurst. Gazetted 78th High
landers, May. 1878 ; Commanding 2nd Batt. Seaforth High
landers, 1904-9 ; Commanoing No. 1 District, 1912. War
Work : Ln command No. 1 District, and Col. in charge Records
to March, 1919. Address : Clune, Tomatin, Inverness-shire.
Ctefis ; Naval and MiUtary ; New, Edinburgh ; Highland,
Inverness. (C1682)
MACKINTOSH OF MACKINTOSH, Harriet Diana
ArabeUa Mary, Mrs., C.B.E, 6. 1859 ; d. of the late Edward
Priest Richards, of Plas-Newydd, Co. Glamorgan ; to. Alfred
Donald, The Mackintosh of Mackintosh, C.B.E. (q.v.). War
Work : Supplied and entirely maintained during the war a
private hospital at Inverness ; President, Lnvemess-shire Red
Cross Association. Addresses : Moy Hall, Inverness-shire ;
CottreU, near Cardiff ; 8, HiU Street, Berkeley Square. Clubs :
Alexandra ; Sesame. (C2779)
MACKINTOSH, Herbert Bannermen, M.B.E, F.S.A.
(Scot.), ft. 22 July, 1868 ; s. of Lachlan Mackintosh, of Old
Lodge, Elgin. Educ : Elgin Educational Institute ; West
End School , Elgin Academy. Hon. Sec. Moray and Nairn
Uniomst Association ; Hon. Sec. Elgin and Morayshire Literary
and Scientific Association ; Curator of the Elgin Museum.
War Work : One of the promoters in Aug. 1914 of the Elgin
Volunteer Training Corps, and its Commandant during the two
years of its existence ; Hon. Sec. and Organiser of the County
of Moray War Work Association ; Organising Sec. for the 1918
County of Moray Red Cross Week ; a " socio perpetuo " of
the Italian Red Cross ; Member of Committee of the Moray
shire Seaforths Comforts Fund, and of the Elgin Y.M.C.A.
Canteen. Address : Redhythe, Elgin. Clubs : Junior Con
stitutional; Elgin. (M8909)
MACKINTOSH, James, O.B.E, 6. 20 Nov. 1880 ; s. of
James Mackintosh, of Coupar Angus, Perthshire, Scotland ;
m. Margaret Guthrie Crawford, d. of John Ross, of Glasgow.
Educ : Glasgow and West of Scotland Agricultural CoU.
Senior Lecturer in Agriculture, and Farm Director, South-
Eastern Agricultural CoU, Wye, Kent ; Lecturer and Adviser
in Dairy Farming, Univ. CoU, Reading ; in charge of Research
in Dairy Husbandry, Research Institute in Dairying, Univ.
CoU, Reading. War Work : Technical Adviser in Dairy
Farming, Food Production Department ; Technical Adviser
to MUk Section, Ministry of Food. Addresses : Univ. CoU,
Reading ; Wolverscote, Addington Road, Reading. Club :
Farmers'. (010901)
MACKINTOSH, John, O.B.E. (O4380)
MACKINTOSH, Noma Susan, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of James
Labouchere ; m. Charles Alexander Gordon Mackintosh.
War Work : Canteen work at Rouen at Lady MabeUe Egerton's
Rouen Station Coffee Shop ; founded the Church Army Club,
Caudry, near Cambrai ; employed on special service during
part of 1918 and 1919. Addresses : Gezira Gardens, Cairo ;
• 23, Chapel Street. London, S.W. (010902)
MACKINTOSH, Capt. WiUiam Cameron, O.B.E.
MACKLIN, Capt. Alexander Hepburn, O.B.E, M.C,
M.B, R.A.M.C.
MACKLIN, Barbara Emly, Lady, M.B.E. ; d. of A. M.
Main, of SaUsbury ; m. Sir James (see Burke's Peerage), s. of
James MackUn, of Harnham. Educ : Privately. War Work :
Chahman of the Q.M.N.G. Soldiers' Entertainment Committee ;
Prisoners of War Committee ; Mayoress of Salisbury from 1913-
19. Address: Harnham House, Salisbury. (M3821)
MACKLIN, Edward Lionel, O.B.E.
MACKROW, George Frank, M.B.E.
MACKWORTH, Col. John Dolben, C.B.E, B.A, 6.
20 3 one, 1887 ; s. ot Sir Arthur Mackworth, 6th Bart, (see
Burke's Peerage) ; m. Marianne Annette, d. of H. W. Sillem.
of the Pines, HorseU. Educ. : Corpus Christi CoU, Oxford.
Capt. late R. W. Surrey Regt, and Lieut.-Col. late R.A.F. ;
has Legion of Honour. Address : Tudor House, Farnborough,
Hants. (C558)
MACLACHAN, Morrison, M.B.E.
McLACHLAN, Lieut. AUan, M.B.E.

MoLACHLAN, Arthur Ceoil, O.B.E, fi. 20 Nov. 1872 ;
s. of James McLachlan, of Cheltenham. Educ : Cheltenham,
and abroad. War Work : Advisory Committee on Dutch and
Dutoh Colonial matters ; War Trade InteUigence Dept.
Address : 51, South Street, Park Lane, W. 1. Clubs : St.
James' ; Dutch. (010904)
MoLACHLAN, Donald MoBrayne, M.B.E.
McLACHLAN, Gwendolen Mab, Mrs., M.B.E.
MoLACHLAN, IsabeUa Brodie, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 12 Oct.
1877 ; (.. of Col. Brodie-Mills ; m. Thomas WUliamson
MoLachlan. Educ. : Orford Coll, Gipsy HU1, London. War
Work : In England, Burma, Ceylon, and Aden, from 1914-20.
Address: c/o The National Bank of India, 26, Bishopsgate,
London. (O10905)
MaoLACHLAN, James, M.B.E, T.D, M.B, CM, J.P, fi.
18 Oct. 1865 ; s. of David Ewing MacLachlan, of Alexandria,
Dumbartonshire ; to. Christian, d. of John Fleming CuUen, M.D,
of Alexandria. Educ : Parish School ; Dumbarton Academy ;
Glasgow Univ. Medical Officer of the Town and Parish of
Dornoch since 1894 : Physician to the County Fever Hospital ;
Factory Surgeon to the parishes of Criech and Dornoch ;
Examiner of Recruits (Army) and several insurance companies ;
represents Scottish Insurance Commissioners on County Com
mittee ; Member of British Medical Association and Caledonian
Medical Societies. War Work : Initiated and organised
Recruiting Campaign in town and parish ; County Director
and Hon. Sec. of Sutherland Branch, British Red Cross Society ;
Member of Dornoch Tribunal Advisory Committee ; acted as
M.O. to the 11th Service Batt. Gordon and Seaforth High
landers ; MUitary Member of the County Territorial Association ;
Member of Memorial Committee ; Medical ¦ Referee under
Pensions Minister ; Combatant Officer (Lieut.), Sutherland
Volunteer Regt. Address : Burnside, Dornoch, Sutherland. (05527)
MoLACHLAN, Major James, O.B.E.
McLACHLAN, Capt. James WilUam Francis, O.B.E.
McLAGAN, Major Douglas Craig, D.S.O, M.B.E, T.D,
6. 12 March, 1880 ; s. of the late Thomas Thompson McLagan,
M.A, Edinburgh ; to. Jessie, d. of John Young-Scott, of
Redford Hill, Peeblesshire. Educ. : Royal High School, Edin
burgh, and Edin. Univ. War Work : Major, 5th Royal Scots,
Gallipoli and France ; Deputy Controller of Stats, Ministry
of National Service, Nov. 1917, to Feb. 1919 ; Ministry of
Labour, Feb. 1919, to July, 1919. Address : 24, Queen Anne's
Gate, London. Clubs : Junior Army and Navy ; Scottish Con
servative, Edinburgh. (M8912)
MACLAGAN, Douglas Philip, M.B.E.
MACLAGAN, Eric Robert Dalyrmple, C.B.E, B.A, Ofncier
de l'lnstruction Publique (French); Order of St. Saba, 5th
Class (Serbian), 6. 4 Dec. 1879 ; s. of the late William Dalrymple
Maclagan, Archbishop of York; m. Helen Elizabeth, d. ot
the Hon. Frederick LasceUes (see Burke's Peerage), of Sutton
Waldron, Dorset. Educ. : Winchester ; Christ Church,
Oxford. Assistant-Keeper (Department of Architecture and
Sculpture), Victoria and Albert Museum. War Work : Trans
ferred to the Foreign Office (News Department), 1916, and
later to the Ministry of Information ; in charge of Paris Bureau,
1917 ; ControUer for France, 1918 ; attached to British
Delegation (Foreign Oflice) at Peace Conference, 1919. Address :
15, Queen's Gate Place, S.W. 7. Clubs : Athenseum ; Burling
ton Fine Arts. , _ (C1000)
McLAREN, Alexander Ernest, O.B.E. ; s. of Ahck McLaren,
of Edinburgh. Educ : Merchiston, Edinburgh ; Trinity
Coll, Oxford. 1st Class Clerk, Charity Commission. War
Work: Enlisted in 16th Middlesex Regt, P.S.B, in Sept.
1914 ; 2nd Lieut, 6th North Staff. Regt. ; resigned commis
sion in 1916, from Ul-health due to service in the field ; served
in Ministry of Food from Nov. 1916. Address : 43, Connaught
Square, W. 2. Club : New University. (01627)
McLAREN, Capt. Colin Temple, O.B.E, R.A.F.
McLAREN, Capt. Douglas, M.B.E. _,„_,. ,__„
MACLAREN, Major GeoHrey, O.B.E, 6. 28 Feb. 1883;
8. of James Maclaren, of Manchester ; to. Lily, d. ot H. N. Suter.
Educ. : Harrow. Civil Service. War Work : Served in
GaUipoU, Egypt, Palestine. Address: Government House,
Jerusalem, Palestine. -._,., „ J P 2
McLAREN, Hon. Henry Duncan, C.B.E, M.P, 6. 6
April. 1879 ; s. of Lord Aberconway, P.C, of 43, Belgrave
Square, London (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Christabel Mary
MelvUle, d. of Sir MelviUe Macnaghten (see Burke's Peerage).
Educ: Eton and BalUol. Member of Parliament. War
Work : Joined Staff of Ministry of Munitions, early in 1915,
to assist in organisation of Munition Committees throughout
the country to control groups of contractors and National
Shell Factories ; subsequently appointed Director of Area
Organisation, responsible for the work and output of these
Committees, and also for aU the local branches (Area Offices)
of the Ministry. Address: 69, Eaton Place, London, b.W.
Clubs : Brooks's ; Reform. (???o
McLAREN, Sergt. -Major John, M.B.E, 6. 4 Nov. 1852;
s of Duncan McLaren, of KiUin ; to. Susan, d. of Robert Belli
of Edinburgh Educ. : Duke of York's Royal MiUtary School;
Chelsea. Local General Manager, Lord Roberts' Memorial
Workshops, Edinburgh Branch. War Work: Secretanal,
The Incorporated Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society. 4<Z-
dress - 17 Morningside Gardens, Edinburgh. (M2105)
McLAREN, Lieut. John WiUiam, M.B.E, R.A.S.C. (T.l.
McLAREN, Maurice Paterson, M.B.E, 6. 12 Dec. 1878 ;
s of Robert McLaren, of Anie, CaUander, Perthshire; m.

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Jean, d. of James Craik, of Dunbar. Educ. . George Watson's
CoU, Edinburgh. Engineer, H.M. Office of Works. War
Work : Engineering work in connection with various war
services. Address : ChigweU, Harpenden, Herts. (M742)
McLAREN, NelUe Hessel, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 5 June, 1868 ;
m WiUiam McLaren, of Galashiels. War Work : Hon. Treas.
Galashiels Local War Pensions Committee, and Convener of
Finance and Claims Sub-Committee ; Member of South-East
of Scotland Joint Disablement Committee; Hon. Organiser
and Manager of Galashiels Y.M.C.A. Canteen for Soldiers;
Leader, War Dressings Work Party (Sphagnum Moss Depot).
' (M8913)
McLAREN, Capt. Richard, O.B.E.
McLAREN, Capt. Robert, M.B.E, A.P.D.
MACLAREN, Archibald Stuart Charles STUART-,
O.B.E, M.C, A.F.C
McLAUGHLAN, Henry Peter Marius, M.B.E, 6. 25 Aug.
1871 ; s. of PhiUp Andrew McLaughlan, of Glasgow, Scotland ;
m. Elfrida Beatrice, d. of James Greenwood, of Nicosia, Cyprus
Educ. : Univ. of St. Joseph, and American CoU, Beyrout,
Syria. Chief Clerk of the Chief Secretary's Office, Cyprus.
Government. War Work : In charge of war official papers
and Member of various Compensation Boards for purchase of
transport animals and other suppUes for the Army during the
war. Address : Nicosia, Cyprus. Club : EngUsh, Nicosia. (M6466)
MacLAUGHLIN, Lieut.-Col. Arthur MaunseU, C.B.E,
M.B, B.Ch, B.A.O, D.P.H, R.A.M.C, 6. 23 June, 1874 ;
s. of Rev. Alex MacLaughlin, of Doon, Co. Limerick. Educ. :
Trinity CoU, Dublin. War Work : A.D.M.S, 8th Division,
FUth Area, Boulogne District and British Troops in France and
Flanders. Club : Junior Constitutional. (C1286)
MCLAUGHLIN, Sir Henry, K.B.E, fi. 21 March, 1876 ;
8. of WiUiam Henry McLaughlin, D.L, of Macedon. Co. Antrim ;
m. Ethel Mary, d. of WUUam S. MoUan, of Belfast. Educ. : Royal
Academy, Belfast, and Mount Radford, Exeter. Chairman,
McLaughlin and Harvey, Ltd, Contractors, BeUast, DubUn,
and London ; President, Dublin BuUding Trades Association,
1917 ; Chairman, Irish Advisory CouncU, Ministry of Labour,
1911-15. War Work : Hon. Director Irish Recruiting, 1915-
16 ; organised first " Our Day " Red Cross Fund, Southern De-
land, raising £65,000 ; Vice-Chairman, Cty of Dublin Pensions
Committee, 1917-19 ; Chairman since 1920 ; Member, Lord
French's Recruiting CouncU, 1918. Address : Riversdale,
Monkstown, Co. Dublin. Club: St. Stephen's Green, Dublin. (K222)
MCLAUGHLIN, Hubert WiUiam Charles, M.B.E, M.A, 6.
1 Sept. 1865 ; s. of Frederick Hubert McLaughlin, of the Indian
Civil Service ; m. Ida Evelyn, d. of Rev. E. H. PoweU, of
Hewish, Som. Educ. : Cheltenham CoU. .and Christ's CoU,
Camb. Address : Lockingarth, Corsham, WUts. (M8914)
McLAUGHLIN, Patrick Joseph, M.B.E.
McLAUGHLIN, Major WiUiam Reginald, O.B.E.
MACLAVISH, Lieut. Herbert James, M.B.E, M.C,
R.F.A. (S.R.).
MACLEAN, Agnes, O.B.E.
MCLEAN, Major Alan A, M.B.E, O.T.C. (T.).
McLEAN, Major Alexander CoUn, O.B.E, J.P.. 5. 2
June, 1866 ; s. of Lachlan McLean, of Islay ; to. Dora Georgina,
d. of Sir Augustus Rivers Thompson, K.C.S.I. (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ. : King's School, Canterbury. Chief Constable
of Inverness-shire, late of The Black Watch and Cameron
Highlanders. Address : Rossal, Inverness. Clubs : Naval
and MUitary ; New, Edinburgh. (010907)
MACLEAN, Col. Archibald Campbell Holmes, C.B.E.
Lieut.-Col. R.A.F. ; served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned
in despatches). (C868)
MACLEAN, Capt. Charles AUan, M.B.E.
MACLEAN, The Rt. Hon. Sir Donald, K.B.E, M.P,
Hon. LL.D. (Cambridge) ; s. of the late John Maclean, of
KUmoluag, Tiree ; to. Gwendolen Margaret, d. of Andrew
Devitt, J.P, of Herontye, East Grinstead. Educ : Privately.
Solicitor. War Work : 1914-16, Member, Foreign Trade
Debts Committee ; Chairman, Enemy Debts Committee ;
Chairman, Local Government Reconstruction Committee ;
Chairman, London Appeal Tribunal for MUitary Service, 1916.
Address : 6, Southwick Place, Hyde Park, London, W. 2.
Club : Reform. (K2)
McLEAN, Esther Fanny, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Abraham
Harris, of Southsea ; to. WiUiam Richard James, s. of Richard
Waters McLean, of Shoeburyness. Educ : Privately. Com
mandant, B.R.C.S, V.A.D. London 154 ; Manager, Group of
CouncU Schools, and Member of Care and After Care Com
mittees ; Member of Fulham Educational CouncU ; Member
of Children's Country HoUday Fund. War Work : 1914,
Assisted husband to raise Fulham and Putney Division of
B.R.C.S, and recruited and organised V.A. Detachment
No. 154, County of LondonQOlO Members on Voluntary, Special
and General Service) ; aU these trained and placed in Hospitals
and Institutions and many also mobiUsed on Air Raid Service
under Commandant ; provided Motor Ambulance for the Front
and coUected large sums for Head Quarters ; also contributed
over 14,000 articles to Hospitals, Institutions, and Head
Quarters Stores, etc. Address : Queenscourt, HurUngham
Road. S.W. 6. (M743)
MACLEAN, Lieut. Harper, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
MACLEAN, Henrietta Laura, Mrs., M.B.E.
McLEAN, Lieut.-Col. Henry John, C.B.E, M.D, M.B,
F.R.CS, fi. is us ; s. of the late Duncan McLean, M.D. Educ. :

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Edinburgh Univ. Lieut.-Col. New Zealand Med. Corps;
Assist. Director of Med. Sers. ; served in Great War, 1914-19,
in Egypt, GaUipoU, and France (despatches). Club : WeUing
ton (New Zealand). (C849)
McLEAN, Irene Hazel, M.B.E.
McLEAN, Isabel, M.B.E.
McLEAN, Capt. James, M.B.E.
MACLEAN, James Borrowman, C.B.E, 6. 1881 ; s. of
Lachlan Maclean, of Glasgow ; m. Grace Isobel, d. of Duncan
Macara, builder, of Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow. Member of
Institutes of CivU and Mechanical Engineers. War Work:
Appointed Director of SheU Production, Ministry of Munitions,
1916 ; ControUer of Gun Manufacture, 1917 ; Controller of
Mechanical Warfare Depart. ; Member of Munitions Works
Board, and of Commn. of Enquiry on Woolwich Arsenal, 1918.
Club : Royal AutomobUe. (C228)
McLEAN, Col. James Reynolds, C.B.E, fi. 1872; s. of
John McLean, of Belfast ; to. Margaret Emmie, d. of Laurence
Steele, R.N, of Southampton. Educ. : Edinburgh and
Cambridge Universities. Deputy Director-General of Recruit
ing. War Work : Work in connection with Recniiting.
Address : Greenaleigh, Sydraw Road, Cardiff. Club : Junior
Army and Navy. (C245)
McLEAN, John Hair Kirk, M.B.E.
McLEAN, Capt. John Reid, O.B.E, J.P.
McLEAN, Capt. Kenneth Hugh, O.B.E, R.N.V.R,
R.A.F. MACLEAN, Marion Louise, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Edward
F. Davies, of Newport (Mon.) ; to. NeU J. Maclean. President,
Milngavie Social Union ; Sec. Milngavie Co. Girl Guides.
War Work : Local Sec. New KUpatrick War Pensions Com
mittee (A) ; Sec. New KUpatrick Branch of the Soldiers' and
Sailors' Families Association. Address : The Meadows,
Milngavie. Club : Literary Glasgow. (M8918)
McLEAN, Matthew Adam, M.B.E.
McLEAN, Capt. Peter, O.B.E.
McLEAN, 2nd Lieut. Robert Knox, M.B.E, R.A.F.
MACLEAN, Thomas Finlay, M.B.E.
McLEAN, Col. WilUam Richard James, C.B.E, T.D,
Mus.B,6. 1858; s. of Richard Waters McLean, of Shoeburyness;
m. Esther Fanny, M.B.E, d. of Abraham Harris, of Southsea.
Educ. : Privately, and King's CoU, London ; Graduated
at Univ. of Durham. Late Assistant Adjutant-General and
Inspecting Officer, Transport Workers' BattaUons ; previously
Lieut.-Col. Commanding 2/13th (Princess Louise's) Kensington
BattaUon, London Regiment, and Lieut.-Col. Commanding
16th York and Lacaster Regiment ; mentioned in despatches,
1917 ; Deputy Assistant County Director, Honorary Divisional
Sec. and Treas, Fulham and Putney Division, B.R.C.S. ;
Grand Organist in Supreme Grand Chapter, 1905 ; in Grand
Lodge, 1908 ; Past Deputy Grand Sword Bearer in Grand
Lodge and Grand Chapter, 1919 ; Musical Director and Con
ductor of various Musical Societies ; late Board of Education.
War Work : Raised and trained two and a half BattaUons ;
controUed twelve BattaUons of Transport Workers ; established
and organised large Division of the B.R.C.S. Address:
Queenscourt, Hmlingham Road, S.W. 6. Club: Senior
Officers'. (C559)
MACLEAR, Major Ronald, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C.
McLEISH, Lieut.-Col. Duncan, C.M.G, C.B.E, fi. 1851 ;
s. of Duncan McLeish, of Glenmore, Yea, Victoria. S. Africa,
1900, with Victorian Mounted Inf. and 2nd Batt. Australian
Commonwealth Horse (despatches) ; is A.D.C. to Gov.-Gen. of
AustraUan Commonwealth; Lieut.-Col. AustraUan Mounted
Rifles. Address: Glenmore, Yea, Victoria, Australia. Clubs:
Naval and Military ; Stock Exchange (Melbourne). (C793)
McLEISH, Lieut. James, M.B.E, R.E.
McLELLAN, Capt. Charles Alexander, O.B.E.
McLELLAN, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam, C.B.E, R.M.
MACLELLAN, WiUiam Archibald, M.B.E.
MacLELLAN, WiUiam Turner, C.B.E.. J.P, 6. 1863 ;
s. of Walter MacLeUan, J.P, of Blairvaddick, Dumbarton
shire ; m. 1908, LiUas Mabel, d. of the late James Wylie Guild,
of Glasgow. Educ. : Larchfield School, Helensburgh. Engineer.
Dep.-ControUer Don and Steel Productions, Ministry of
Munitions ; Chairman of Bengal Iron and Steel Co. ; has Legion
of Honour and Order of Leopold of Belgium. Address:
Mayford House, nr. Woking. Clubs : St. Stephen's ;
Ranelagh. (C229)
McLELLAND, Hugh, O.B.E.
MACLENNAN, Anna Buchanan, O.B.E.
McLENNAN, Prof. John Cunningham, O.B.E. F.R.S,
Ph.D., LL.D, D.Sc, 6. 14 AprU, 1867 ; s. of David McLennan,
of Aberdeen, Scotland ; m. Elsie Monro, d. of the late WiUiam
Ramsay, of Bowland, Midlothian, Scotland. Educ. : Toronto
and Cambridge. Professor of Physics, Univ. of Toronto;
Member of the Advisory CouncU for Scientific and Industrial
Research of Canada. War Work: Development of Anti
submarine measures during 1917-18 ; Scientific Adviser to
Admiralty during 1919 ; development of large scale produc
tion of HeUum for Airships, 1918-20. Address : 88, Prince
Arthur Avenue, Toronto. Clubs : York, Toronto ; Toronto
Golf ; Faculty Union, Univ. of Toronto. (032)
McLENNAN, Capt. Kenneth, M.B.E.
MacLENNAN, WiUiam, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 18 April, 1857;
s. of the late John MacLennan, of Strathconan, Ross; m.
Mary Joan Kennedy, d. of Capt. AUan Kennedy, of the Cunard
Steamship Company, Ltd. Educ. : Royal Academy, Lnver-
ness. Chamberlain to the Marquis of 'Zetland in Orkney

BIOGRAPHIES.

McMullen

Vice-Convener of the County of Orkney ; Chairman of Orkney
Harbours Commissioners, and a Governor of the North of
Scotland CoUege of Agriculture ; Hon. Sheriff-Substitute of
Caithness, Orkney, and Zetland ; author of the " Flockmaster's
Companion." War Work : Chairman of Local Military Tribunal ;
Chairman of the Agricultural Committee for Food Production
and Vice-Chairman of Pensions Committee. Address : Grain-
bank, KirkwaU. Club : Scottish Conservative, Edinburgh. (0533)
MacLEOD, Major Adam Gordon, D.S.O, O.B.E. Served
in Great War, 1914-18 (mentioned in despatches). (05328)
MacLEOD, Frederick Larkins, K.B.E, ChevaUer de
la Legion d'Honneur, 6. April, 1858 ; s. of George MacLeod,
of Glasgow ; m. Jeanie Emma, d. of John Mackinlay, of
Glasgow. Educ : High School, Glasgow. Official Adviser
as to Iron Ore, Ministry of Munitions. Clubs : Constitutional
and New, Glasgow. (K394)
MacLEOD, Harold Hay Brodie, M.B.E, F.R.CS.
(Edin.), fi. 25 Aug. 1865 ; s. of Donald Alexander MacLeod, of
Dalvey Cottage, Forres, N.B. ; to. Katherine, d. of WilUam
Harrison, of Aigburth. Educ : Cheltenham CoU. Senior
Surgeon, Royal Salop Infirmary, and Consulting Surgeon to
other Shropshire Hospitals. War Work : Worked in the various
regular Hospitals and emergency War Hospitals of Shrop
shire. Address : CUve House, Shrewsbury. (M8917)
MACLEOD, Herwald Byrne, M.B.E.
MACLEOD, Lieut. James Keith, M.B.E, R.F.A.
McLEOD, Capt. James Walter, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C
McLEOD, Major James WUUam, O.B.E. A.S.C.
MACLEOD, Rev. John, O.B.E.
MacLEOD, Sir John Lome, G.B.E, LL.B. (Edin.),
fi. 1873 ; s. of the late John MacLeod, formerly, R.A. Educ. :
Arts and Law Classes at Edinburgh Univ. Admitted Member
of Society of SoUcitors, Supreme Courts of Scotland, 1895, and
carries on legal practice in Edinburgh ; Member of Edinburgh
Town Council for Canongate Ward, 1905-19 ; City Treasurer,
1912-14; Lord Provost of Edinburgh, 1916-19: Ex-President
of the T.F: Assocn. ; Food Commissioner in Scotland, 1920 ;
J.P. and D.L. of the County of the City ; and J.P. for Argyll
shire. Address : 72, Great King Street, Edinburgh. Clubs ;
National Liberal ; University ; Scottish Liberal (Edinburgh). (G63)
McLEOD, Major Leonard Frederick, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
MacLEOD, Major Murray, O.B.E., R.A, 6. 9 Feb. 1886 ;
s. of the late Admiral Angus MacLeod, C.V.O, of Holmisdal,
Skye ; to. Ethel PhiUis, d. of WUliam Boosey, of Streatley,
Berks. Educ. : Privately. Army. War Work : At the
Front, Aug. 1914, to Feb. 1915 ; present at battles of Mons,
Le Cateau, the Marne, the Aisne, and Flanders ; Inspection
Dept, Woolwich Arsenal, 1915 to end of war. Addresses :
Holmisdal, Glendale, Isle of Skye ; Inspection Dept, Woolwich
Arsenal. (03814)
MACLEOD, OUve Moultrie, M.B.E.
MACLEOD, Col. Robert Lockhart Ross, C.B, C.B.E,
M.D, R.A.M.C, 6. 1863. Educ. : Glasgow Univ. (M.B. and
CM. 1884). S. African War, 1901-2 (Queen's medal with four
clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1287)
MACLEOD, Capt. Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MACLEOD, Lieut.-Comm. WiUiam Simon Fraser,
O.B.E, R.N.
McLINTOCK, Charles Henry, O.B.E, CA, 6. 7 Nov.
1888 ; s. of Thomson McLintock, of Glasgow. Educ. : Glas
gow Academy. War Work : Assistant ControUer, Dept. of
Factory Audit and Costs, Ministry of Munitions. Address :
42, HamUton Drive, PoUoksnields, Glasgow. (0531)
McLOUGHLIN, Lieut.-Col. Mark WUson, D.S.O, O.B.E,
6. 23 Dept. 1877 ; s. of Mark McLoughlin, of Londonderry ;
m. Mary Isabel, d.ol James Macintosh, of Pretoria, S.A. War
Work : S. African War, 1899-1902 ; Great War, 1914-20.
Address ; Box 6823 Johannesburg. Club : Pretoria. (02386)
MACLURE, Lieut.-Col. Alfred Fay, O.B.E, Aust.
A.M.C. MACLURE, Harry JuUus, M.B.E, fi. 2 Feb. 1868 ; s.
of H. Martyn Maclure, of Manchester ; to. Edith, d. of Alfred
NeweU, of High Wycombe. Educ. : Privately. Inspector of
Contract Depts, Telephone Branch, General Post Office. War
Work : Occupied position of Section Director of Electrical
Stores purchase Section of the Ministry of Munitions from the
commencement of the work of the Ministry onwards. Address :
101, Airedale Avenue, Chiswick, London, W. 4. (M8918)
MACLURE, Margaret Eleanor, M.B.E, J.P, 6. Aug.
1865 ; d. of Sir John W. Maclure, Bart, of WhaUey Range,
Manchester (see Burke's Peerage). J.P. for the County
Palatine of Lancashire. War Work : Organiser of the Man
chester War Hospital Supply Depot. Address : Brynderw,
Oak Drive, Fallowfleld, Manchester. (M2108)
McMAHON, Lieut. Albert James, M.B.E.
MacMAHON, Major Gerald Patrick Ruodh, O.B.E,
A.G.R, b. 20 Feb. 1884; s. of Major George MacMahon,
late Indian Staff Corps. Educ. : Wellington Coll. War Work :
Proceeded overseas to France in Sept. 1914 with 1st Siege
Brigade ; joined Anti- Aircraft in June, 1915 ; Anti- Aircraft
Instructor of Gunnery Shoeburyness from May, 1916, to May,
1918 ; acted as Anti Aircraft Defence Commander, Fifth Army,
horn May, 1918, to Armistice. Address: Anti-Aircraft
Depot, Parkhurst, Isle of Wight. Club : Sports. (05529)
McMAHON, Sir Horace Westropp, Bart., O.B.E, fi. 28 Oct.
1863 ; s. of 3rd Bart, (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Ellie Maude,

d. of Hon. H. Moses, M.L.C, Sydney, and widow of Capt. C E.
Bancroft, R.W.F. Joined Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 1885;
Capt.1895 ; served S. Africa, 1896 (despatches, D.S.O, medal) ;
Crete, 1898 (Brevet Major) ; S. Africa, 1899-1900 ; Croix de
Guerre. Address : Southbroom House, Devizes, Wilts. (02242)
McMAHON, Lieut.-Col. Kellerman Eyre, O.B.E.
McMAHON, Miohael, M.B.E, 6. 1876 ; s. of Laurence
McMahon, of Weymouth. Educ. : St. Augustin's, Weymouth ;
Kings CoU, London. Civil Servant ; Irish Health Insurance
Commission. War Work ; In charge of Area Clearing Houses
of the Ministry of Munitions ; Section Director Dept. of
Engineering ; Section Director, Disposal Board. Address :
Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin. (M8919)
MACMAHON, Major Neil Cullura Mildred, O.B.E,
R.F.A. (T.).
McMANUS, Norman, O.B.E.
MCMASTER, Hugh, M.B.E, J.P.
MoMASTER, Capt. Patrick Garnet Walsh McMaster,
O.B.E. MoMATH, Capt. John, O.B.E.
McMENAMIN, Peter Paul, M.B.E.
McMENEMY, Capt. Frank, M.B.E, 6. 22 Oct. 1853;
s. of Capt. John McMenemy, of Campbeltown. Educ. : Gram
mar School, Campbeltown, Argyll. Master Mariner. Ad
dress : North Street, Houston, Renfrewshire. (M8921)
McMICHAEL, John Fisher, O.B.E.
McMICHAN, Capt. Walter Campbell, O.B.E, R.N.
MACMLLLAN, Agnes OUve, O.B.E.; d. of John Mac-
miUan, S.S.C, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Edinburgh and Ger
many. War Work : Chairwoman Forth R.G.A . Comforts
Fund ; Commandant in the Edinburgh American Welcome
Club ; Worker in Scottish Churches' Hut Canteen, London
Road, Y.M.C.A. Canteen, St. Andrew's Square, and Regimental
Canteen, Duddingston Camp, Edinburgh. Address : Newlands
House, Bright Crescent, Edinburgh. (010910)
MACMILLAN, Lieut.-Col. Alexander, O.B.E, T.D, R.G.A.
(T), 6. 17 Nov. 1871 ; s. of John MacmiUan, S.S.C, of Edin
burgh. Educ. : Royal High School, Edinburgh, and Edinburgh
Univ. Solicitor Supreme Courts of Scotland. War Work :
Lieut.-Col. commanding Forth R.G.A. (T.), C.R.G.A, Inner
Forth Defences and Fhe Commander ; twice mentioned in Sec.
of State for War's Lists. Address : Newlands House, Bright
Crescent, Edinburgh. Clubs : Caledonian United Service ;
Scottish Conservative. (0532)
MACMILLAN, Capt. Archibald, O.B.E, L.R.C.P. & S.
(Edin.), D.P.H. (Camb.), 6. 1877. Educ : Anderson's Coll,
and Glasgow Univ. War Work : France and Mesopotamia,
O.C. 19th Sanitary Sect, Basra. (06659)
MACMILLAN, Archibald Maopherson, O.B.E.
McMILLAN, James, O.B.E. For many years Provost of
Rothesay. (011915)
MACMILLAN, Lieut. James Charles Newsome, O.B.E,
R.N. MACMILLAN, Rev. John Victor, O.B.E, 6. 2 May, 1877 ;
s. of the late Alexander MacmiUan, PubUsher, of London ;
m. Annie, d. of Maj.-Gen. Sir Frederick Maurice, K.C.B.
Educ. : Eton Coll. ; Magdalen Coll, Oxford. Vicar of Kew,
Surrey ; Hon. Chaplain to Archbishop of Canterbury. War
Work : Temp. Chaplain to the Forces, 1915-16 and 1917-19;
demobUised 3rd Class. Address : The Vicarage, Kew, Surrey.
Club : Athenaeum.
McMILLAN, Margaret, C.B.E, 6. 1964; s. of James
McMillan. Educ. : Inverness ; Edinburgh ; Geneva. Founded
the first open-air nursery school. Addresses : 353, Evelyn
Street, Deptford, S.E. ; Ihe Rachel McMUlan Training Coll,
232, Church Street, Deptford, S.B. (C43)
McMILLAN, Sara Jane, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 6 Sept. 1874 ;
d. of WUliam Cameron, of Kilmarnock; m. Thomas, s. of
James McMUlan, of Galston. Educ : Privately. War Work :
Convener of Glasgow Corporation Committee for Belgian
Refugees; Treas. for Glasgow Prisoners of War Care Com
mittee. (M8929)
MACMILLAN, WilUam, M.B.E.
McMILLAN, William Bentley, C.B.E, J.P.
McMORDIE, Julia, Mrs., C.B.E, J.P, fi. 30 March, 1860 ;
d. ot Sir WilUam Gray, D.L, of West Hartlepool ; to. the late
Robert James McMordie, M.A, M.P, s. of Rev. J. A. McMordie,
of Seaford, Co. Down. Educ. : Chislehurst. Alderman m
Belfast City CouncU ; Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John
of Jerusalem. War Work : President of Women s V.A. Detach
ments, Belfast ; Head of large work parties for soldiers com
forts and Hospital requisites ; Head of Depot for Ulster Joint
Committee distributing materials, Address: Cabin Hill,
Knock, Belfast. , _ ,,_,,_ (g100^
McMULLEN, 2nd Lieut. John Alexander, M.B.E, R.A.F.
McMULLEN, Capt. Kenrick James, M.B.E , R.E.
McMULLEN, Temp. Lieut. WiUiam Albert, M.B.E.
McMULLEN, William HaUiburton, O.B.E, M.B, B.S.,
F R C S Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine, 6. 19 June,
1876 • s of WUliam McMuUen, of 40 ParUament Hill, Hamp
stead'; to. Kate Constance, d. of G. Randall Higgins, J.P, of
The Croft, Burcote, Oxon. Educ. : City of London School ;
King's Coll, London ; King's CoU. Hospital. Ophthalmic
Surgeon to the Great Northern Central Hospital, and to the
Hospital for Sick ChUdren, Great Ormond Street; Surgeon
to the Royal Westminster Ophthalmic Hospital; Consulting
Ophthalmologist to Ministry of Pensions, etc. War Work :
Senior Ophthalmic Specialist to Central London Recruitmg

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THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Depot, Whitehall, 1916-18 ; Ophthalmic Specialist to London
Pensions Medical Boards, 1918-19 ; Member of Advisory Com
mittee on visual standards in The Army. Addresses : 133,
Harley Street, W. 1.; 30, Lyndhurst Road, N-w-,^629)
McMUNN, Lieut.-Col. Andrew, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
McMURDO, Archibald Hugh, M.B.E.
McMURRAY, Elizabeth Eleanor, Mrs, M.B.E.
MACMURRAY, James Hamish, C.B.E.
McMURRAY, WilUam HamUton, O.B.E, M.C.
McMURTRIE, Capt. BasU Flexman, O.B.E, R.F.A.
(S.R.). McNAB, James, O.B.E. „ ., _ _ „„ ,
MACNAB, Margaret Grahame Bryce, M.B.E. 6. 22 Aug.
1881 ; d. ot William McNab, of Keithock, Brechin. Educ :
Haddington, Brechin, and Hampstead. Director and Member
of House Committee Brechin Infirmary ; Member of Finance
Committee, Brechin War Memorial ; District Commissioner
Girl Guides ; Member of Black Watch Memorial Home Com
mittee ; Member Executive and Organiser's Committees
Forfarshire Unionist Association. War Work : Red Cross
Commandant Brechin V.A.D. ; Worked in connection with
Brechin AuxUiary Hospital ; organised entertainments to
raise money for Red Cross and other War Funds ; organised and
ran Brechin Red Cross Depot, 1914-19 ; Local National Egg
Collection ; organised a large number of Flag Days in Brechin
and District ; started a local Fund for Comforts for the 5th
Black Watch on Active Service, and sent parcels from Nov.
1914 ; acted on Committees of Prince of Wales' Fund, SaUors'
and Soldiers' FamUies Association, War Pensions, etc.
Address : Keithock, Brechin, Forfarshire. (M2111)
MACNAB, Major Ronald Charles, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
McNAB, Major Wallace John, O.B.E.
MACNAB, WiUiam, C.B.E, F.I.C, fi. 1858 ; e. of WiUiam
Macnab, Shipbuilder, of Greenock ; m. Jane d. of John
Reid, of Glasgow. Educ. : Greenock Academy, Edinburgh
Institution ; Glasgow Univ. War Work : Technical Adviser,
Dept. Explosives Supply, Ministry of Munitions. Address :
10, CromweU Crescent, S.W. Clubs : Bath ; Chemical
Industry. (C2781)
McNABB, Surg.-Rear-Adm. Sir Daniel Joseph Patrick,
K.B.E, C.B, fi. 11 Oct. 1862 ; s. of Thomas McNabb,
of Southsea ; m. Kate Mayes, d. of Fysher Negus, of Southsea.
Educ. : St. Cuthbert's CoU, Ushaw, Durham ; Durham Univ. ;
London Hospital. Medical Officer Royal Navy ; Surgeon,
1886 ; Staff Surgeon, 1898 ; Fleet-Surgeon 1902 ; Surgeon
Capt. 1914 ; Surgeon Rear- Admiral, 1919. War Work : Served
as Deputy Director-General Medical Department, Admiralty,
1916-19; in command R.N. Hospital, Plymouth, since Nov.
1919. Address : R.N. Hospital, Plymouth. (K261)
MACNAGHTEN, Hon. Sir Malcolm Martin, K.B.E, M.A,
K.C, 6. 12 Jan. 1869 ; s. of Lord Macnaghten, G.C.B, G.CM.G,
of Runkerry, Co. Antrim (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Antonia
Mary, d. of the late Rt. Hon. Charles Booth, F.R.S. Educ. :
Eton, and Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Barrister, Lincoln's
Inn, 1894 ; elected a Bencher, 1915 ; King's Counsel, 1919.
War Work : Director of the Foreign Claims Oflice from 1915-19.
Addresses : 28, Campden House Court, London, W. 8 ;
Portballintrae, Bushmills, Co. Antrim. Club : United Univ.
(K395)
MACNAGHTEN, Norman Donnelly, O.B.E.
MACNAGHTEN, Terence Charles, C.B.E.
McNAIR, Arnold Duncan, C.B.E, M.A, LL.M, 6. 4
March, 1885 ; s. of John McNair, of Lloyd's, Royal Exchange,
London ; m. Marjorie, d. of the Hon. ID. Justice Bailhache,
of Totteridge, Herts. Educ : Aldenham School, and GonviUe
and Caius CoU, Cambridge. FeUow Tutor and Law Lecturer
of GonviUe and Caius Coll., Cambridge. War Work: Sec. to
Coal ControUer's Advisory Board ; Sec. to Coal Conservation
Committee ; Sec. to Imperial Mineral Resources Bureau ;
Sec. to Coal Industry Commission. Addresses : GonviUe and
Caius Coll. ; 4, Mortimer Road, Cambridge. (C561)
McNAIR, Arthur Wyndham, O.B.E, J.P, I.C.S, 6.
23 Aug. 1872 ; s. of the late Major McNair, CM.G, R.A,
Brighton ; m. Elizabeth Eva Dawn, d. of the late David
Charles Ballinger Griffith, Bedford. Educ : St. Paul's School,
and Balliol Coll, Oxford. Indian Civil Service ; Commissioner,
Rohilkand Division, United Provinces, India. Address :
Brentor View, Lewdown, North Devon. Club : East India
United Service. (O4070)
McNAIR, Lieut. George Douglas, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
McNAIR, Capt. Matthew Barr, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
McNALTY, Lieut.-Col. Arthur George Preston, C.M.G,
C.B.E, s. of the late Lieut.-Col. George WUliam McNalty, C.B.
6. 1871 ; m. o.d. of Harry de Windt, F.R.G.S.. Ent. Army
Ser. Corps, 1901, and is Major and Brevet-Lieut.-Col. S. African
War, 1899-1902 (Queen's and King's S.A. medals), Dardanelles,
1915-16 (wounded, despatches). (C1288)
MACNALTY, Mary, Mrs, M.B.E.
McNAUGHTAN, Capt. and Brevet Major WUliam,
O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C, 6. 1887 ; s. of Major R. McNaughtan,
of St. Fillans; m, 1920, Peggy, d. of C. Kinloch, of Corner
House, Queensberry Road, Edinburgh. Educ. : Morrison's
Academy, and Edinburgh University. Address : c/o Holt &
Co, 3, WhitehaU Place. (O6600)
McNAUGHTON, Capt. John Love, M.B.E, V.D, Order
of the Crown of Belgium, 6. 7 April, 1857 ; s. of John
McNaughton, Kirkcowan, Wigtownshire; m. Nettie Smith,
d. of WiUiam Robert Duguid, M.D, J.P, of Buckie, Banffshire.

Educ: Kirkbean Public School ; Edinburgh Univ. Solicitor;
Agent, Clydesdale Bank, Ltd. ; Clerk of the Peace for Banff
shire ; Town Clerk of Buckie. War Work : MiUtary Repre
sentative at 5 Local Tribunals ; Hon. Sec. County of Banff War
Workers Association ; Hon. Sec. Buckie Belgian Fund ; Food
Executive Officer for Burgh of Buckie ; Capt. " D " Coy.
1st Banffshire Volunteer BattaUon. Address : Rosemoun't.
Buckie, Scotland. Club .• Scottish Conservative, Edinburgh (M3824)
MACNEAL, Sir Hector Murray, K.B.E, 6. 8 Feb. 1879 ;
s. of the late Frederick H. and grandson of the late George
Macneal, of Ugadale, and Lossit, Argyllshire; m. 9 Oct.
1912, Margery, d. of the late John Henderson. Rendered
valuable voluntary service to Ministry of Shipping, principaUy
in connection with the administration of tonnage for the
United Kingdom and France. Address : 17, Queen's Gate,
S.W 7. Clubs : Caledonian ; Royal Societies' ; Conservative. (K396)
McNEICE, Capt. Arthur Charles Davenport, O.B.E.
MoNEIL, T. Warrant Officer A., M.B.E. Royal Indian
Marine. McNEIL, Alice HiU, Mrs. Charles, O.B.E.
McNEIL, Charles, O.B.E.
McNEIL, Major James Howard, O.B.E.
McNEIL, Capt. Neil, O.B.E.
McNEILE, Mary Bridget, M.B.E, 6. 4 Nov. 1896; d.
of Lieut.-Col. J. McNeUe, of KippUan, St. Boswells, N.B.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Wounded and Missing
Enquiry Department, British Red Cross, from 1915-18;
Y.W.C.A. Canteen, The Hague, Holland, 1918. Address:
11, Embankment Gardens, Chelsea. (M3825)
McNEILL, Eileen Maud Mary, M.B.E, 6. 14 July, 1893 ;
d. of the late Duncan Alexander McNeiU. Educ. : Francis
HoUand School, Eaton Square ; Queen Anne's School, Caver-
sham, Reading. Sec. Foreign Office, for work abroad. War
Work : Jan. 1916, to Jan. 1917, V.A.D. in Duncombe Park
Hospital, Helmsley, Yorks ; Jan. 1917, to July, 1918, V.A.D.
Sec. at No. 9 Red Cross Hospital (MiUicent Sutherland Ambu
lance), France ; July, 1918, to Sept. 1919, Sec. InteUigence
Section, War Office, for work abroad. Address : 130, Belgrave
Road, London, W. (M8925)
McNEILL, Capt. Hector, O.B.E.
McNEILL, Rev. John Henry Horton, M.B.E, M.A,
B.D, fi. 12 Dec. 1872 : s. of Alexander McNeiU, J.P, of Glasgow;
to. LiUan Sophie, d. of Ronald Currie, M.D, J.P, of Skelmorlie.
Educ : Hutcheson's Grammar School and High School, Glas
gow ; Madras Coll. ; St. Andrews, and Glasgow and Jena TJnivs.
Indian Ecclesiastical Establishment. Officiating Presidency
Senior Chaplain, Church of Scotland, Madras Presidency.
War Work : 1914-15, with Indian Divisions in France ; 1916-17,
in Mesopotamia (twice mentioned in despatches). Address :
c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, Indian Dept, 16, Charing Cross, London,
S.W. 1. (M3000)
MacNEILL, Malcolm, M.B.E, 6. 22 June, 1871; s. of
Hector MacNeill, of Ardlussa, Jura, ArgyU ; m. Mary Helen,
d. of John Sinclair, of Inveraray, ArgyU. Educ. : Ardlussa
PubUc School, Jura, ArgyU. Sergt, Argyllshire Constabulary.
War Work : In charge of the work of recovery and identifica
tion of American soldiers who lost their Uves, off the coast of
Islay, in the disasters to the Troopships "Tuscania" and
"Otranto" on 5 Feb. and 6 Oct. 1918, respectively, and other
equaUy important PoUce duties during the period of the Great
War. Address : Argyllshire Constabulary, Bowmore, Islay.
(M8926)
MACNEILL, WiUiam, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 26 Feb. 1861;
s. of WiUiam Macneill, of MuthUl, Perthshire ; to. Janet Gardner
MacGregor, d. of George Macgregor, of MotherweU. Educ. :
Foulden, Berwickshire, ; MuthUl, Perthshire. Provost of
Motherwell, 1916-19. War Work: Chairman of MotherweU
Tribunal, Motherwell War Savings Association, MotherweU
Pensions Sub-Committee ; Committees of MotherweU ReUef
Fund, Belgian ReUef Fund, Belgian Refugees Fund, Associa
tion of Voluntary Organisations (Comforts to Soldiers),
Motherwell and District Nursing and Ambulance Association ;
Member of Dalziel AuxiUary Hospital ; Member of County of
Lanark Pensions Committee. Address : Dunira, Motherwell. (010912)
McNICOLL, David, M.B.E.
McNISH, Col. George, C.B.E, T.D, J.P, 6. 10 Sept. 1866 ;
s. of Robert McNish, J.P, of Ardenlea, West Kilbride, Ayrshire;
to. Margaret, d. of WUliam Frew, of Edinburgh. Educ:
Hutcheson's Grammar School, Glasgow, and Glasgow High
School. War Work : In Command of 2/7th Batt. The Highland
Light Infantry; Officer in Charge Labour Corps Record
Office. Address : 35, Falkland Mansions, Hyndland, Glasgow
Club : Junior Army and Navy. (C1118)
MACONACHIE, Capt. Charles Ogle, O.B.E, M.C,
R.A.V.C. MACONOCHIE, Charles CorneUus, C.B.E, K.C, fi. 2
Jan. 1852 ; s. of Robert Blair Maconochie, of Gattonside
House, Melrose ; m. AUce Mary, d. of R. Robertson, of Auch-
leeks, Perthshire. Educ. : Winchester ; Edinburgh Univ.
Sheriff of the Lothians and Peebles, 1904-18. War Wort:
Chairman Appeal Tribunal of the Lothians and Peebles.
Address : Avontoun, LinUthgowshire. Clubs : New Edin
burgh ; Caledonian, London. (C232)
MACONOCHIE, Com. Charles Ernest, O.B.E, R.N. .
MACONOCHIE, Robert Henry, O.B.E, 6. 11 May, 1883 ;
s. of 0. C. Maconochie, of Avontoun, LinUthgow; m. Laura

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BIOGRAPHIES.

McRobert

Patricia, d. of J. J. Cowan, of Westerlea, Murrayfleld, Edin
burgh. Educ. : Edinburgh Academy ; Winchester ; Univ.
Coll, Oxford. Advocate, Edinburgh. War Work : Lieut,
General List ; Ministry of National Service. Address : 23,
Northumberland Street, Edinburgh. Clubs : New, Edin
burgh ; Caledonian ; Loander ; Hon. Company of Edinburgh
Golfers. (0381)
MACOUN, Capt. James, O.B.E.
MACOWAN, Capt. Norman James, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
MACPHAIL, Capt. Agnew Main, M.B.E, 6. 10th March,
1896 ; 8. of S. Rutherford Macphail, Esq, M.D, of Rowditch,
Derby. Educ. : The Glebe House, Hunstanton, Norfolk ;
Brighton Coll. Solicitor. War Work : Served with the 3rd
Batt. Royal Berkshire Regt, Aug. 1914, to Nov. 1919 ; served
in France attached to 1st Batt. King's Shropshire L.I. Ad
dress : 19, Portland Square, Carlisle. Club : Cumberland
County, Carlisle. (M5450)
MACPHAIL, Major Sir Andrew, O.B.E, M.A, M.D,
M.R.C.S, 6. 24 Nov. 1864 ; s. of WUliam Macphail, of Orwell,
Prince Edward Island, Canada ; m. Georgina (d. 1902), d. of
G. B. Burland, of Montreal. Educ. : Prince of Wales Coll. ;
McG-Ul Univ. ; London Hospital. Professor, History of Measure,
McGill Uuiv. War Work : 6th Field Ambulance, 2nd Canadian
Division, B.E.F, Nov. 1914, to July, 1917 ; H.Q. Staff until
AprU, 1919. Address: 216, Peel Street, Montreal. Clubs:
Mount Royal, Univ., Montreal ; Lotos, New York. (07922)
MACPHAIL, Capt. Douglas Ross, O.B.E.
MACPHAIL, Dugald, M.B.E, 6. 1869 ; s. of Angus
MacphaU, of Crinan, ArgyUshire ; m, Clara, d. of Joseph T.
Wood, of Warrington, Lane. Edue. : Bellanoch Public
School. Ship master. War Work : Transport Service.
Address : 96, Camphttl Avenue, Langside, Glasgow. (M8928)
MACPHAIL, The Hon. Rev. Earle Monteith, C.B.E.,
6. 31 Jan. 1861 ; s. of the late Rev. Dr. J. 0. Macphail, of
Edinburgh ; to. Mary, d. of the late James Meliss Stuart, of
Eriska. Educ : Edinburgh Academy : Edinburgh Univ ;
Universities of Jena, Tubingen, and Berlin ; New Coll, Edin
burgh. Missionary of the Umted Free Church of Scotland,
Professor of History, and Acting Principal of the Madras
Christian CoU. ; Feljow of the Univ. of Madras ; Member of
the Legislation CouncU of the Governor of Fort St. George,
Madras. War Work : Propaganda work ; Chairman of the
PubUcity Board of the Madras Presidency. Address : CoU.
Road, Madras; Benderloch, Kodaikanal, South India. Club :
Madras. (C2387)
MACPHADL, Major Hector Duncan, O.B.E, M.D..
R.A.M.C. MoPHAIL, Lieut. Lachlan Rose, M.B.E.
McPHERSON, Lieut.-Col. Charles Duncan, O.B.E.
McPHERSON, Capt. Dougal CampbeU, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
MACPHERSON, Lieut.-Col. Duncan Gordon, C.B.E,
MacPHERSON, Rev. Duncan Gordon, O.B.E, M.A,
fi. 12 Aug. 1879 ; s. of the late John MacPherson, of The
Glebe, Penshurst. Educ. : Malvern CoU, and GonviUe and
Caius Coll, Cambridge. Formerly Warden of Caius Mission,
Battersea, 1903-05 ; Curate in charge of Mission Church,
St. Mary Redcliffe, Bristol, 1905-08 ; Vicar of Knighton, Rads.
1908-15; now Senior curate St. Mary RedcUffe, Bristol.
War Work: Temp. Chaplain, 1915-17, with 16th Training
Reserve Brigade ; Commissioner Church Army, B.E.F, 1917 ;
Messenger for CE.M.S. to Troops in the East, 1917-18 ; Temp.
Chaplain, M.E.F, 1918-19 ; Temp. Chaplain, Indian Ecclesi
astical Establishment, 1919-20. Addresses : The Clergy
House, RedcUffe, Bristol ; c/o Grindlay & Co, 54, ParUament
Street. (06661)
MACPHERSON, Major Duncan Iver, O.B.E.
McPHERSON, Duncan Louis, M.B.E.
MACPHERSON, Rev. Eiven George Fitzroy, C.B.E.,
C.M.B. MACPHERSON, Eleonora Thompson, Mrs., O.B.E.
MACPHERSON, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Ronald, O.B.E.
MACPHERSON, Rev. George Cook, O.B.E, M.A, B.D.
McPHERSON, Gilbert, O.B.E.
McPHERSON, Henry Alexander, C.B.E.
MoPHERSON, Capt. John, O.B.E.
MACPHERSON, Capt. Malcolm Munro, O.B.E, M.A.,
fi. 1892 ; s. of Rev. Robert Macpherson,V.D, D.D, of Elgin,
rT.B. Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. War Work : Commissioned
Oct. 1914, 6th Seaforth Highlanders (51st H.D.) ; Capt,
1916, Commanding 25th Labour Coy (Duke of WelUngton's)
1917 ; Wounded ; mentioned in despatches ; 1914-15 Star.
Address : The Manse, Elgin ; Lipney, Lossiemouth, N.B.
(05532)
MACPHERSON, Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E.
MACPHERSON, Major Osborne Cluny, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MACPHERSON, Rev. Ranald, O.B.E, 6. 1 Sept. 1871 ;
s. of the late Charles Macpherson, of Edinburgh. Educ :
St. Paul's Cathedral School, London ; Edinburgh Episcopal
Theological CoU. Precentor, Ripon Cathedral. War Work :
Chaplain, 1st W. Riding Brigade, till AprU, 1915 ; Senior
C.E. Chaplain, Ripon, 1915-19. Address: The Cathedral,
Ripon. (07438)
McPHERSON, Capt. Stuart Mackintosh, M.B.E.
McPHERSON, Thomas, M.B.E.
MACPHERSON, Thomas, O.B.E.
McPHERSON, Thomas, M.B.E.
MACPHERSON, Violette, M.B.E.
MACPHIE, Major John James, O.B.E,
MACPHILLAMY, Verania, O.B.E.

McQUADE, William, M.B.E.
MACQUEEN, Frances Helen, Mrs., O.B.E, b. 17 Nov.
1886 ; <_. of William Thomas Grant, M.D, of Broughty Ferry,
Forfarshire ; to. John Ellison Macqueen, Lieut.-Col, 6th
Gordon Highlanders (killed in action at Loos, 25 Sept. 1915),
s. of John Otto Macqueen, of Faemewell, Aberdeenshire.
Educ. : St. Leonard's School, St. Andrews, Fife, and Paris.
Member of Aberdeen Education Authority. War Work :
Hon. Sec, Abderdeen War Dressings Depot ; Member of
Scottish Sphagnum Moss Committee ; Director of Northern
Area of Scottish Sphagnum Moss Committee ; Member of
various War Relief Committees in Aberdeen. Address :
Thornlea, Seafleld, Aberdeen. (03821)
MACQUEEN, John, M.B.E.
MACQUEEN, Capt. Loudon Hope, O.B.E, R.A.V.C
MACQUEEN, Margaret Marsden, M.B.E.
MACQUEEN, Major Robert Haldane, O.B.E.
McQUIBBAN, Lewis, O.B.E, 6. 31 July, 1866; m.
Constance Emma Lowd, d. of Arthur Jeffries, of London.
Educ. : Grammar School, Old Aberdeen, and King's Coll,
London. Senior Clerk, Scottish Education Department ;
Sec. Highlands and Islands Medical Service Board ; Assist. Sec.
Scottish Board of Health. War Work : Administration of
medical and kindred services on the Highlands and Islands of
Scotland. Address : 77, Morningside Park, Edinburgh. (010913)
MoQUILLEN, WiUiam, M.B.E, fi. 31 Oct. 1863 ; s. of
John McQuillen, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; m. Gertrude Evange-
lino, d. of John Storr, of West Hartlepool. Educ : Bath Lane
School ; Rutherford Coll, Newcastle ; Borough Road Coll,
London. Headmaster, Park School, Whitley Bay. War
Work : Hon. Sec. to the Schools' War Savings Committee of
the Northumberland Education Authority ; one of the pioneers
of War Saving in public Elementary Schools. Address :
Westward, St. George's Crescent, Monkseaton. (M2114)
McRAE, Alexander, M.B.E.
MoRAE, Bessie, M.B.E.
MACRAE, Major Donald Maonaughton, O.B.E.
MACRAE, Elizabeth Nina, M.B.E, 6. 30 Oct. 1893 ; d. of
Linlay Alexander Macrae, of Warlingham, Surrey. Educ :
Tottenham High School ; St. Hilda's Hall, Oxford. Extension
Lecturer, London Univ. War Work : Welfare Department,
Ministry of Munitions, 1916-17 ; National Savings Committee,
1917-18. Address : 60, Overstrand Mansions, London, S.W. 11.
(M3827)
McRAE, Major Henry St. George Murray, D.S.O, O.B.E.,
2/15 Sikhs. 011752)
MACRAE Herbert Alexander, M.B.E, M.A, 5. 12 June,
1886. Educ. : Aberdeen Univ. His Majesty s Consular
Service in Japan (Vice-Consul). War Work : Attached to
British Legation, Christiania, for work in connection with
Blockade. (M2116)
MACRAE, Lieut.-Col. Ian Macpherson, O.B.E, M.B.
MaoRAE, Lady Margaret, O.B.E, J.P,d. of 3rd Marquess
of Bute, K.T. (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Major Colin WiUiam
MacRae, of Feoirlinn, J.P, D.L, s. of Duncan MacRae, of
Conchra, J.P, D.L. Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John of
Jerusalem. Address: 22, Mansfield St, W.l; Ascog Hall,
Isle of Bute; FeoirUnn, CoUntraive, ArgyU. (010914)
MACRAE, Lieut.-Col. Robert Searth Farquhar, CLE..
C.B E , 6. 1877 ; s. of the late John Macrae, Procurator Fiscal
of Orkney ; to. 1911, Beatrix Reed, d. of the late Andrew
McGeoch, of Glasgow. Educ. : Glenalmond, and at St.
Andrews Univ. Major and T. Lieut.-Col. Indian PoUce ;
Dist. Sup. of PoUce, Bihar and Orissa, and Commnr. of Police,
Baroda, 1912-16 ; served in SomaUland, 1904-5 (medal with
clasp) ; Mesopotamia,. 1915-19, as Controller of Native Craft.
Address : Grindelay, Orphir, Orkney. Clubs : Bengal United
Service; Calcutta. (C1428)
McRAITH, John Warden, M.B.E.
MACREADY, Lieut.-Col. Gordon Nevil, D.S.O, O.B.E,
M.C, to, 1929, Elisabeth de Noailles, y. d. of the Due de
Noailles, of Mamheuan, Eure-et-Loire.
McREDDIE, Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 1 Nov. 1854 ;
d. of Ralph SUlars Boyd, of Glasgow ; m. George Dougal
McReddie, s. of George King McReddie. Educ. : London.
War Work : Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Associa
tion since 1900 ; Representative for Dartford Rural Division of
War Pensions Sub-Committee. Address : Stone Court,
Greenhithe, Kent. (M2117)
MACREDIE, Hastings George Cunningham, M.B.E.
McRITCHIE, Major Charles Bell, O.B.E, R.E.
MoRITCHIE, Lieut. WiUiam MaoPherson, O.B.E,
R.N.R. MoROBBIE, David, M.B.E.
McROBERT, Sir Alexander, K.B.E. V.D, LL.D, F.R.G.S.,
fi 21 May 1854 ; s. of John McRobert, of Downeside, Tarland,
N B • m as his 2nd wife, Rachel, d. of Dr. WilUam Hunter
Workman, of Worcester, Massachusetts, U.S.A. Educ. : PubUc
Schools Newhills, N.B, and Royal Coll. of Science. Manager
and Director of the Cawnpore Woollen Mills Co, Ltd, Cawn
pore • before going to Cawnpore, in 1884, held appointment of
Neil Arnott Lecturer in Experimental Physics, Mechanics' Insti
tution, Aberdeen, and was Lecturer in Chemistry in Robert
Gordon's CoU, Aberdeen ; President of Upper India Chamber of
Commerce for nine years, and five times Member of Legislative
Council of the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh for periods

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MaeRobert

THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE,

of two years each ; Representative of the Chamber at the Con
gresses of Chambers of Commerce of the Empire at Montreal,
1903, London, 1906 and 1912, and Sydney, 1909 ; Fellow of the
University of Allahabad ; Member of Committee, Government
Engineering Coll, Roorkee; Governor of Agricultural Coll,
Cawnpore; Lieut.-Col. Commanding Cawnpore Vol. Rifles,
Address : The ShieUng, Cawnpore. Clubs : Bath ; Oriental ;
National Liberal (Cawnpore). (K331)
MacROBERT, WilUam Graham, O.B.E. (011993)
MACRORY, Lieut. Adam John Charles, M.B.E, R.F.A.
(T F ), 6. 28 Oct. 1890 ; s. of L. G. F. Macrory, M.D, F.R.A.S,
of Chesterfield, Worcester Park, Surrey ; m. Frances Mary,
d. of E. H. Trotter, of Eastbourne. Educ. : St. Paul's School,
Hammersmith. Late London Stock Exchange. War Work :
2nd London Brigade, R.F.A, Sept. 1914, to July, 1919;
Active Service on Western Front with 36th and 56th Divisions.
Address : St. Onge, Stoneleigh Drive, Worcester Park, Surrey.
(M6673)
MACROSTIE, 2nd Lieut. Reginald David Gorrie, M.B.E,
MACROSTY, Henry WiUiam, O.B.E, B.A. (Lond.), 6. 14
Jan. 1865 ; s. of the late Henry McRostie ; m. Edith JuUa, d. of
Hugh Bain, of Tain, Scotland. Educ : Kirkcolm Public
School, Wigtownshire, Scotland, and privately. Principal
Staff Officer, Statistical Department, Board of Trade ; Author
of " The Trust Movement in British Industry " (1907). War
Work : Meat Supplies for the AUied Forces, and Control of
Insulated Ships. Address : 29, Hervey Road, Blackheath,
London, S.E. 3. (0533)
McSHEEHY, Lieut.-Col. Oswald WiUiam, D.S.O, M.B,
B.S, L.R.C.P, M.R.C.S, 6. 1884 ; s. of Surg.-Maj. E. L.
McSheehy ; m. 1911, Carrie, d. of the late Col. H. Patterson,
Indian Army. Entered Royal Army Med. Corps. 1909 ; Major
and A. Lieut.-Col. ; served during Great War, 1914-18 (des-
patches>. (08596)
MACSWINEY, Major John Charles, O.B.E.
MacSWINNEY, Elsie Trant, O.B.E, 6. 1878 ; d. of R. F.
MacSwinney, of the Inner Temple. Educ. : Privately. War
Work : Nursing, Princess Beatrice Hospital, HiU Street, 1914-
15 ; Commandant, V.A.D, London 198, May, 1915, to Jan.
1920 ; Officer-in-charge, Prisoner of War Parcels Census, July,
1916 ; Escort to Prisoners' Wives to Switzerland, Oct. 1916 ;
Head of Motor Ambulance Department, V.A.D. H.Q, Devon
shire House, July, 1916 onwards ; Head of Joint Committee
Section V.A.D. H.Q, Sept. 1917, to May, 1919; Head of
General Service Section, V.A.D. H.Q, May, 1919, to Dec. 1920 ;
Divisional Sec, Paddington B.R.C.S, Jan. 1920 onwards.
Address : 21, Sussex Square, W. 2. Club : Brancaster Golf.
(03822)
MacSWINNEY, Nora Kathleen, M.B.E, d. of R. F.
MacSwinney, of 21, Sussex Square, W. 2. Educ. : Private
School in London, and in Germany. Member of Paddington
Borough CouncU. War Work : Quartermaster, Paddington
Division B.R.C.S, Aug. 1914, to April, 1916 ; Quarter
master, Paddington V.A.D. Hospital, AprU, 1916, to July,
1919 ; mentioned by Secretary of State for War, Feb.
1919. Address : 21, Sussex Square, W. 2. Club : V.A.D.
Ladies'. (M8931)
MACTAGGART, Lieut.-Col. John Norman, O.B.E,
V.D, J.P. Valuable war services in the various local organi
sations in Kintyre. (011916)
MACTIER, Henry Carter, M.B.E, B.A, M.B, B.Ch,
B.A.O. (Dublin), 6. 18 May, 1872 ; s. of James McTier, of
Belfast and Castlebar ; to. AdeUne Herbert, d. of Hugh Pierce,
of Birkenhead. Educ. : Corrig School, Kingstown, Co.
DubUn, and DubUn Univ. Hon. Surgeon, Wolverhampton
and MUdand Counties Eye Infirmary ; Hon. Ophthalmic
Surgeon, Royal Orphanage, Wolverhampton ; Member of
CouncU British Medical Association ; Member Wolverhampton
Insurance Committee. War Work : Member Wolverhampton
Recruiting Board, 1914 -18 ; Member Pensions Board to May,
1919 ; Medical Referee, Ministry of Pensions, Feb. 1917, to
Jan. 1920; in charge of wounded, Wolverhampton Eye
Infirmary (auxUiary to 5th Northern Hospital) ; Hon. Sec.
Local Medical War Committee, South Staffs. Address : 33,
TettenhaU Road, Wolverhampton. (M8932)
McTURK, Major Alexander Gladstone, O.B.E, M.C.
McTURK, Isabel, Mrs, M.B.E, d. of John Marsh, of
London. Educ. : London and Paris. Artist ; Exhibitor and
MedaUist. War Work : Queen Mary's Needlework Guild ;
Head of Moss Dressings-room ; League of Remembrance,
1914-19. Address : 1 Marlborough Gate, W. 1. (M8933)
MACVEY, Major Thomas, O.B.E.
McVICAR, NeU, M.B.E.
McVITTIE, Lieut.-Col. Robert Henry, C.M.G, C.B.E.;
6. 1872. Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Army Ordnance Depart ;
N.-W. Frontier of India, 1897-98 (medal with two clasps) ;
served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1429)
MacWATTERS, John Courtenay, M.B.E, M.R.C.S. (Eng.),
L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 15 July, 1873 ; s. of David MacWatters, of
Rudgeway, Glos. ; m. Ruth Ethel May, d. of Col. Stephen
Bishop, of ClUton. Educ. : King Edward's School, Bath ;
Bristol Univ. ; Medical School, R.U. Hospital, Bath ; Bristol
Royal Infirmary ; St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington. Hon.
Med. Off. Almondsbury Memorial Hospital ; Med. Off. P.O.
Inspector of Factories for Almondsbury District ; Med. Off.
Thornbury Union ; late Res. Obstetric Off. ; Assist. House
Physician, and Clinical Assist, at Bristol Royal Infirmary.

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War Work : In 1914, with the help of a committee, organised
the Almondsbury MiUtary Hospital (42 beds), (subsidiary to
the 2nd S.G.H.), with his wife as Hon. Matron, and acted as
Commandant and Hon. Med. Off. of this Institution till Jan
1919 ; Hon. Med. Off. of the King's Weston AuxiUary Hospital
(84 beds) : M.O. Prisoners of War Camp, Henbury ; M.O.
Henbury I.W. and D. R.E, Camp. _i<__res5.- The Copper
Beeches, Almondsbury, Bristol. (M16274)
McWHAE, Col. Douglas Murray, C.M.G, C.B.E, M D
B.S, 6. 1884 ; s. of William Douglas McWhae. Educ'':
Toorak and Melbourne Grammar Schools. Col. Australian
Army Med. Corps ; Assist. Director of Med. Ses, AustraUan
Imperial Forces Depots, Great Britain. (C846)
McWILLIAM, Andrew, C.B.E.
McWILLIAM, Dorothy, M.B.E.
MADDAMS, 2nd Lieut. WiUiam Samuel, M.B.E, R.E.
E.A.F. MADDEN, Frank Cole, O.B.E, M.D. (Melb.), F.R.CS.
(Eng.}, 6. 2 March, 1873 ; s. of Daniel Anthony Madden, of
Sydney, AustraUa ; to. MadeUne, d. of Dr. WiUiam Cox, of
Winchcombe, Glos. ; Educ. : Scotch CoU, Melbourne ; Univ.
of Melbourne ; St. Mary's Hospital, London. Professor of
Surgery, Egyptian Govt. School of Medicine ; Senior Surgeon,
Kasr-el-Ainy Hospital, Cairo ; Hon. Medical Adviser to H.E.
the High Commissioner for Egypt. War Work : Civil Surgeon,
Egyptian Expeditionary Force, with surgical charge of Surgical
Division, Citadel MiUtary Hospital, Cairo, Kasr-el-Ainy
Hospital, as MiUtary Hospital ; British Red Cross Hospital,
Giza, near Cairo. Address : St. David's BuUdings, Cairo,
Egypt. Club : Authors'. (04119)
MADDEN, Guy Ross, M.B.E, LL.B, 6. 25 Sept. 1878 ;
s. of the late Sir John Madden, G.C.M.G, LL.D, D.C.L,
LL.D. (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Doris Anne, d. of Charles
Edward McEvoy, of Melbourne. Educ : Crimloden ;
Melbourne Univ. SoUcitor ; Supreme Court of Victoria, High
Court of AustraUa ; Member of the Firm of Woolcott, Drysdale,
and Madden, Sohcitors, Bank Place, Melbourne, Victoria,
Australia. War Work: Captain in 52nd Infantry A.M.F. ;
employed on Embarkation and Training work, 1914- 17;
Lieut, in R.A.S.C, O.C. 316 S.B.A.C, and 317 S.B.A.C,
1917-19, ItaUan Expeditionary Force. Address: Golden
Quadrant, East Malvern, Victoria, AustraUa. Clubs : Mel
bourne ; Stock Exchange. (M4746)
MADDEN, Samuel Fitzgerald, O.B.E.
MADDEN, WiUiam Thomas, O.B.E.
MADDICK, Capt. Edmund Distin, C.B.E, F.R.CS. ;
Capt. on Special List, and Proprietor of the Scala Theatre. (C2783)
MADDISON, Charles Henry, M.B.E.
MADELEY, Edith Mary, Mrs., M.B.E., 5. 1878; d. of
John Watson, of Bolton ; m. James Welby, s. of James
Chatburn Madeley, of Guildford. War Work: Red Cross,
also social work for men on leave from Mesopotamia. Ad
dresses : c/o London, County, Westminster, and Parr's Bank,
Charing Cross ; Woodstock, Madras, S. India. (M6200)
MADGE, Gwendolen Mary Gladys, M.B.E.
MADGE, Henry Ashley, O.B.E.
MADGE, Capt. Quintus, O.B.E, B.A, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
R.A.M.C, 6. 16 Nov. 1887 ; s. of Henry WooUey Madge, of
Liverpool ; m. Janet Margaret Mathieson, d. of Alexander
Boswell, M.D, of Ashbourne, Derbyshire. Educ. : Merchant
Taylors' School, Crosby ; Emmanuel CoU., Cambridge. War
Work : Served in East African Expeditionary Force from
Aug. 1917. Address : Brookside, St. John Street, Ashbourne,
Derbyshire. (04158)
MADHAVLAL, Chinubhai, Lady, O.B.E, d. ot ChunUal
Khushalrai, of Ahmedabad ; m. as his 2nd wife, Sir Chinubhai
Madhavlal (Runchorelal), CLE, 1st Bart, (see BURKE'S
Peerage), who died 1916. Address : Shahpur House, Ahmeda
bad, India. (08277)
MADIN, Charles GUbert, O.B.E.
MADOC, Lieut.-Col. Henry WiUiam, C.B.E.
MAEERS, Frank, M.B.E.
MAER, Constance Muriel, Mrs. Astley, O.B.E.
MAFFEY, Dorothy, Mrs., O.B.E.
MAGEE, Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 8 Feb. 1879. Educ. : Liver
pool Institute. War Work : Assistant Commandant (now
Commandant), Men's Detachment Cheshire 15, Wallasey
Division, B.R.C.S. (M8936)
MAGEE, Arthur Fitzherbert, KING-, M.B.E, E.A.F.
MAGER, Sydney, C.B.E, 6. 19 Dec. 1877 ; s. of the late
Edmund Mager. Educ. : New CoU, Eastbourne. Chief
Land Commissioner, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries.
War Work : Chief Commissioner of Food .Production Depart
ment of Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. Address :
12, Queen Anne's Gate, London, S.W. 1. Clubs : National ;
Farmers'. (C562)
MAGGS, Agnes Mary, Mrs. O.B.E.
MAGGS, Percy Harold, O.B.E, 6. 21 Jan. 1881. Director of
Awards, Ministry of Pensions. War Work : Assistant Sec.
Prince of Wales' National Relief Fund, 1914-16 ; Principal
Clerk, War Pensions Statutory Committee, 1916-17 ; Director
of Awards, Ministry of Pensions, 1917. Address : Belstone,
Cromwell Avenue, Bromley, Kent. (010916)
MAGILL, Ethel Mary, O.B.E, M.B, B.S, D.P.H, 6.
1881 ; d. of James MagUl, M.D, of Bovevagh, Co. Derry.
Educ. : London School of Medicine for Women ; Royal Free
Hospital. Examiner to the Chartered Society of Massage and
Medical Gymnastics. War Work : Medical Officer in charge

BIOGRAPHIES.

Malcolm

of the X-Ray, Medical Electricity, aud Massage Departments
at the Military Hospital, Endell Street, W.C. 1. Address :
(Jwelo, Southern Rhodesia. Club : Halcyon. (011824)
MAGILL, Major Henry Patriok, O.B.E, Loyal North
Lancashire Regt, fi. 17 March, 1871 ; s. of James Macgillycuddy
Magill, of Churchtown, Co. Kerry, Ireland ; m. Doris Cotteiill,
_. of George Harding Neame, of 6, Egerton Terrace, London,
S.W. Educ : Felsted School, and Trinity Coll, Dublin.
Address: c/o Messrs. Holt oi Co, 3, Whitehall Place, S.W.
Club : Army and Navy. (O7440)
MAGINNESS, Edmond John, C.B.E, M.V.O, fi. 1857 ;
s. of the late John Maginness ; to. Jane, d. of Charles Augustus
Bland, of Balmah HaU, Norfolk, and Melbourne, Australia.
Sometime Constructive Manager, H.M. Dockyard, Chatham ;
Member of Institute of Naval Architects. (C233)
MAGMAC, Brig.-Gen. Charles Lane, C.M.G, C.B.E.
MAGNAY, Capt. Christopher Robert Alexander, M.B.E.
MAGNIAC, Brig.-Gen. Charles Lane, CM.G, C.B.E,
fi. 1873 ; s. of the late Maj.-Gen. Francis Lane Magniac, M.S.C ;
m. 1900, Letitia Anne, d. of T. H. W. Knowles, of Oatlands,
Kinsale. Entered R.E. 1894 ; served in Great War, 1914-19
as Assist. Director of Railway Transport (despatches, Brevet
lieut.-Col, Legion of Honour) ; a Director of Railways in India
with rank of Brig.-Gen. (C769)
MAGNUS, WiUiam Robert, M.B.E.
MAGOR, Edward Manuel, M.B.E, 6. 29 Oct. 1877 ; 8. of
R. B. Magor, of Northfield, Minehead ; m. Olive Shirley, d. of
J. E. Yerburgh, of 130, Oakwood Court. Educ. : Uppingham.
Tea Broker. War Work : Supt. Essex Special Constabulary,
Brentwood Division ; Chairman, Local Emergency Committee,
Brentwood Area. Address : Long Ridings, Hutton. Club :
Oriental. (M8937)
MAGRATH, Dr. Charles John, O.B.E, D.Litt, M.A, B.R.
Hist. Soc, Belgian Croix de Guerre, 6. 14 April, 1878 ; s. of
the late Charles Frederick Magrath, of Bengal CivU Service.
Educ. : Winchester Coll, and Oriel Coll, Oxford. Has held
various educational appointments. War Work : Worked for
B.R.C.S. and Y.M.C.A. 1915 ; Lieut, Gen. List, 1916 ; Capt,
1919. CZufi : Cavendish. (01030)
MAGRUDER, Maryel Alpina, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1875 ;
d.oi the late Rear-Adm. Sir Malcolm MacGregor of MacGregor,
Bart, R.N. (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; to. Ernest Pendleton, A.M.,
M.D, Director of American Red Cross Unit 3, Serbia (died of
typhus at Belgrade, AprU, 1915), s. of Caleb Clarke Magruder,
of Glendale, Md, U.S.A. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Forewoman, Royal Naval Cordite Factory, Holton Heath,
Dorset, 1916; Principal Forewoman, R.N.C.F. 1917. Ad
dress: c/o Lady -Helen MacGregor of MacGregor, Edinehip,
Balquhidder R.S.O, Perthshire. (M3288)
MAGUIRE, EmUy Herbert, Mrs., M.B.E.
MAGUIRE, James Roobiort, C.B.E, fi. 1853 ; s. of the
Rev. JohnMaguire, Rector of Kilkeedy, Co. Limerick ; m. 1895,
the Hon. Julia Beatrice Peel, d. of 1st Viscount Peel (see
Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Cheltenham, and Merton Coll.
Oxford. Bar. Inner Temple, 1883 ; M.P. for N. Donegal Div.
of Donegal Co. (N.), 1890-92 ; and for W. Div. of Co. Clare,
1892-95 ; Ladies' AuxUiary Committee. Address : 3, Cleveland
Square, St. James's, S.W. (C234)
MAGUIRE, Capt. Richard Kenneth Calton, M.B.E.
MAHON, LiUan Frances, O.B.E, 6. 17 July, 1874 ; d. of
the late John George Moore, I.C.S, of Onslow Square, London ;
to. Foster MacMahon, s. of the late WUUam Henry Cortlandt
Mahon, of Dulwich. Educ. : Bedford ; Crescent House
Schools. War Work : Commandant of the Close and Town
Close V.A.D. Hospitals, Norwich. Address : Fernley, New
market Road, Norwich, Norfolk. Club : Forum. (010917)
MAHONEY, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Daniel, O.B.E.
MAHONY, Mary EUen, M.B.E.
MAIDSTONE, Guy Montague George Finch Hatton,
Viscount, O.B.E, D.S.C, Croix de Guerre, 6. 28 May, 1885 ;
s. of the Earl of Winchilsea, of Haverholme Priory, Sleaford
(see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Margaretta Armstrong, d. of
Anthony J. Drexel, of PhUadelphia, U.S.A. Educ. : Eton, and
Magdalen CoU, Oxford. Stockbroker. War Work : Served
for 3 years with the Naval Siege Guns in Flanders, and for one
year in the R.A.F. ; retired with hon. rank of Lieut.-Col.
Address: 23, Manchester Square. Clubs: White's; Bath. (08143)
MAILE, Alfred Charles WilUam, M.B.E, R.A.O.C, 6.
3 Oct. 1881 ; s. of Alfred MaUe, of Westminster ; to. AUce
EUen Amelia, d. of Walter Thomas Mack, of Southampton.
Educ : St. Stephens, Westminster. Chief Clerk, H.M. Gun-
wharf, Chatham. War Work : Director of Ordnance Services,
Office General Headquarters, France, Aug. 1914, to March,
1920 ; mentioned in despatches, Feb. 1915 ; awarded Medal for
Meritorious Service, Jan. 1917. Addresses :. RohUla, 12, Elm
Avenue, Chatham ; 9, Portland Street, Southampton. (M4548)
MAILER, Ramsay, O.B.E.
MAIN, Ernest WiUiam, M.B.E, fi. 23 March, 1879; s. of
the late William Main, R.C.N.C War Work : In charge of
Admiralty Floating Dock at Harwich for the period of the war.
(M8928)
MAIN, MelvUle Pownall, M.B.E.
MAIN, Lieut. WilUam Smith, O.B.E, R.N.R.
MAIN, Capt. WUliam Wright O.B.E.
MAINWARING, Rev. John, O.B.E.
MAINWARING, Mary Sibyl, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 1875 ; d. of
orr James Rankin, Bart, of Bryngwyn, Hereford (see Burke's
" m. Charles Francis Kynaston, s. of Saiusbury

Kynaston, of Oteley, EUesmere (see Burke's Landed Genlry).
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Commandant of V.A.D.
Salop 36, and in charge of 3 Hospitals, Feb. 1915, to Feb. 1919.
Addresses: Oteley, EUesmere , 19, CoUingham Road, S.W. 5.
(0535)
MAINWARING, Lieut.-Col. Watkin Randle Kynaston,
C.B.E, J.P, fi. 1875 ; s. of the late Salusbury Kynaston
Main waring, of Oteley Park, Salop (see Burke's Peerage,
Williams, Bart.) ; m. 1903, Violet Francis, d. of the lato Sir
Albert de Rutzen, Chief MetropoUtan Magistrate. Educ. :
Eton and Christ Church CoU. Oxford. Lieut.-Col. Denbigh-
mire Yeomanry ; Hon. Capt. in the Army ; S. Africa, 1901-2 ;
(present at action of Ladybrand, Queen's medal with clasps,
King's medal with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19, as
Brig.-Gen. (despatches) ; Serbian Order of the White Eagle.
Address : Hafod-y-Coed, St. Asaph. Club : Junior Carlton. (C785)
MAINZ, Ernest, M.B.E.
MAIR, Jessy, Mrs., O.B.E.
MAIR, John Bagrie, O.B.E, M.V.O, J.P, 6. 8 May, 1857 ;
>. of John Mair, of Pitscurry, Huntly, Aberdeenshire ; m.
Jessie, d. of Wm. Blackley, of High Blantyre, Lanarkshire.
Educ : Longhill School, and Privately. Chief Constable of
Morayshire ; Inspector of Weights and Measures of Morayshire ;
Burgh Prosecutor in the Burghs of Grantown-on-Spey, Rothes,
and City of Elgin ; Manager of the scheme for clothing destitute
ChUdren in Morayshire. War Work : Hon. Sec. of the Elgin
section of the British Red Cross Society ; Commandant of
No. 1 Men's Detachment ; Transport Officer for Morayshire,
conveying all wounded soldiers arriving for the various V.A.D.
Hospitals. Address : Maida View, Elgin. Clubs : Moray
Golf; Lossiemouth. (010918)
MAIR, Robert, M.B.E.
MAITLAND, Sub.-Lieut. Arthur Albert, M.B.E,
R.N.V.R. MAITLAND, Edward BeUasis Wightman, O.B.E.
MAITLAND, Frederick Colin, Viscount, O.B.E, 6. April,
1868 ; s. of 13th Earl of Lauderdale, of Thirlestane Castle,
Lauder (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Gwendoline Lucy, d. of
Judge P. Vaughan- Williams, of Bodloufa. War Work :
Served in the S. African War, and in the Great War. Address :
Thirlestane Castle, Lauder, Scotland. Clubs : Naval and
Military ; Bachelors' ; New (Edinburgh). (07442)
MAITLAND, Jean HamUton, M.B.E, fi. 1890 ; d. of
Robert Findlay, of Crossbasket, Lanarkshire ; m. George
Ramsay, s. of Sir John Maitland (see Burke's Peerage). War
Work : Work in connection with the B.R.C.S. Club : Empress. (M8941)
MAITLAND, Major Reginald Ferdinando, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MAITLAND, WilUam Whitaker, O.B.E, 6. 15 June, 1864 ;
s. of the Rev. J. W. Maitland, of Loughton HaU, Essex ; to.
Lindisfarne, d. of Ven. Geo. Hans Hamilton, Archdeacon of
Northumberland, and Lady Louisa Hamilton (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ. : Harrow, and Trinity Hall, Cambs. Sec.tothe
Government, Jersey, Channel Isles. War Work : The Govern
ment secretarial work was enormously increased by the war,
and included much work outside the scope of ordinary duties.
Addresses : Beau Desert, Jersey ; Loughton HaU, Essex.
Clubs : Badminton ; Junior Carlton . (01635)
MAJOR, Albany Featherstonehaugh, O.B.E, 6. 3 Dec.
1858 ; 8. of Charles Messenger Major, of Cromwell House,
Croydon ; to. Margit, d. of Albert Gron, of SandefjordJSforwav.
Educ. : Dulwich CoU. Principal, War Office (ret.) ; Hon. Sec.
of the Committee on Ancient Defensive Earthworks, etc.
(Congress of Archaeological Societies) ; Hon. Sec. Viking
Society, 1894-1903 ; Hon. Editor, 1904-09 ; Hon. Vice-
President, 1918; President, Croydon Natural History and
Scientific Society, 1919-20. War Work : Had charge of the
Effects Branch of the War Office from Jan. 1915, to May, 1920.
Address : Bifrost, 30, The Waldrons, Croydon. Club : Authors .
(0537)
MAJOR, Col. Charles Thomas, C.B.E, D.S.O.
MAJOR, Capt. WilUam Reginald, O.B.E, R.E.
MAKALUA, Major Matthew James Manuia, O.B.E.
MAKEHAM, Rev. Edward, O.B.E, A.I.F.
MAKGILL, Lieut.-Col. Robert Haldane, C.B.E, M.D,
6 24 May, 1870; s. of Sir John Makgill, Bart, (see Burke's
Peerage). Lieut.-Col. New Zealand Medical Corps. Address :
Brackmont, Wamku, Auckland, New Zealand. _ (01862)
MAKINS, Agatha Caroline, M.B.E. ; d. of Sir William
Makins, Bart, of Rotherfield Court, Henley-on-Thames (see
BURKE'S Peerage). War Work: Commandant, Auxiliary
Military Hospital, Henley-on-Thames, Oct. 1914, to Nov. 1918 ;
President, Red Cross Workrooms, Henley-on-Thames. Ad
dress : Paradise Farm, Henley-on-Thames. Clubs : Albemarle;
Bath. (M712)
MALAN, Charles Huntingford, O.B.E, I.C.S.
MALAN, Lieut.-Col. Leslie Noel, O.B.E, R.E.
M ALB Y, Henry Arthur, O.B.E. „, _ _ T,^„
MALCOLM, Lieut. Frederick Arthur, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
MALCOLM, George, C.B.E.. 6. 6 Jan. 1876 ; s. of the late
John Malcolm, F.E.I.S, of Blairgowrie, Perthshire ; m. Mary
Sophia Lowden, d. of the late John Kelly Allan, of Dundee.
East India Merchant, Messrs. Ralli Brothers. War Work :
Controller of Raw Jute and Hemp, War Office and Ministry of
Munitions . British Representation on Programmes Com
mittee, Allied Maritime Transport Council ; Chairman of
Commission of Enquiry into the condition of Jute Industry,
appointed bv the President of the Board of Trade 1919.

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THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Addresses : Hartsfeld, Purley, Surrey ; Bushbury, Blackboys,
Sussex (C23D)
MALCOLM, George WilUam, M.B.E, M.I.Mech.E,
MIEE 6 5 May, 1870; s. of William Alfred Malcolm, of
Twickenham, Middlesex, and Japan ; to. Adelaide Marion, d. of
WiUiam Maclachlan, of London. Educ. : St. Pauls School,
London, and privately. Managing Director Salt Union, Ltd,
and Mersey Power Co, Ltd. ; Member of Weaver Navigation
Trust Board ; Chairman, Local Juvenile Advisory Committee,
Northwich T7ar Work : Superintendent, H.M. Magazine,
Northwich ¦ connected with construction and working of
various Explosives Factories; Lieut, Cheshire Volunteer
Regiment. Address : Davenham House, Northwich. (M8942)
MALCOLM, Harcourt Gladstone, O.B.E, K.C, J.P,
6 7 Feb 1875 ; s. of the late Sir Ormond Drimmie Malcolm,
K C Chief Justice of the Bahamas ; w. Kathleen Helena Gray,
d of' George Butler Adderley. Educ. : Privately. Barrister-
at-Law ; Private Sec. to the Governor of the Bahamas, 1892-99 ;
member of the House of the Assembly of the Bahamas, 1900 ;
Deputy Speaker, 1901 ; Acting Chief Justice of the Islands,
1913 War Work : Chairman, Bahamas War Relief Committee
and Treas. " Our Day " Red Cross Fund ; Senior Lieut.
Bahamas Home Defence Fund ; Bahamas delegate to Canada,
West Indies, Conference at Ottawa ; representative Bahamas
House of Assembly at Tercentenary of Bermuda House of
Assembly. Address : The Casuarinas, Nassau, Bahamas.
Clubs : Royal Thames Yacht ; Caledonian. (O1001)
MALCOLM, Jeanne Marie, Mrs, M.B.E.
MALCOLM, Major Pulteney WiUiam, O.B.E, R.M.L.I.
MALCOLM, WiUiam, M.B.E.
MALCOLM, Lieut.-Col. WUUam Alister, O.B.E.
MALCOLMSON, Norman, O.B.E, 6. 13 Oct. 1874 ; s. of
George Forbes Malcolmson, of London ; m. Edith Helen, d. of
Thomas Du Buisson, of Betchworth, Surrey. Educ. : Eton
and Cambridge. Private Banker and Merchant. War Work :
Commanded D. Division, City Police Reserve. Addresses :
Holmshurst, Burwash, Sussex ; 19, Brechin Place, London,
S.W. Club : Athenamm ; Cavendish ; Public Schools. (010920)
MALDEN, Rev. Edward EUiott, M.B.E.
MALEHAM, George Edgar, M.B.E, 6. 11 AprU, 1850 ;
s. of Henry Maleham, of Sheffield; m. Edith, d. of John
Yeomans, of Sheffield. Educ. : Wesley CoU, Sheffield. War
Work : Hon. Sec. to the Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Associa
tion. Sheffield Division. Address : 88, Grove Road, MUUiouses,
Sheffield. Club : Athenaium, Sheffield. (M3829)
MALERBI, James Michael, M.B.E, Chevalier, Order of
the Crown of Italy, Order Reconnaissance Francaise and the
Russian Order Red Cross and Diplomas, 6. 12 Jan. 1856 ;
s. of Michael Angelo Malerbi, of BuUth WeUs, Breconshire ;
m. Blanche, d. of Percival Henry Fowler, of Essex Lodge,
Watford. Edue. : Llanelwedd Schools, BuUth Wells, Brecon
shire. RaUway (Districts) Traffic Superintendent. War Work :
Local Hon. Sec. National War Savings, Southampton ; Joint
Hon. Sec. Southampton American Welcome Committee ;
Organiser and Hon. Sec. of 58 Flag Days for Naval and
Military Services, Local Hospitals, as weU as the Red Cross
and other activities in the town of Southampton. Addresi :
Cranleigh, 26, The Polygon. Southampton. (M8943)
MALET, Sir Harry Charles, Bart., D.S.O, O.B.E, 6.
21 Sept. 1873 ; fi. of 5th Bart, sue. his nephew, the 6th Bart,
1918 (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; m. MUdred Laura, d. of Capt.
H. S. Swiney, Gensing House, St. Leonards, Sussex, Lieut.-Col.
(retd.). Formerly in Cape Mounted Rifles; Capt, 8th Hussars ;
served S. Africa, 1899-1902 (Queen's medal, 4 clasps, King's
medal, 2 clasps). Address : Wilbury, Newton Tony, Salisbury. (08597)
MALET, Major Robert James, O.B.E.
MALEY, 2nd Lieut. WiUiam John, M.B.E, R.A.F.
MALIM, Major Edward John, O.B.E, M.G.C
MALIM, John Charles, M.B.E, A.M.I.CE, 6. 23 Aug.
1875 ; s. ol Frederick John Malim, of Chichester ; m. Brenda,
Stirling, d. of WiUiam Frederick Robinson, of 53, Baker Street,
W. 1. Educ. : Blackheath School, and Central Technical
CoU, South Kensington. Civil Engineer in the Department
of the CivU Enginecr-in-Chief of the Admiralty. War Work :
In charge of all engineering and building work at the Admiralty
Establishments on the River Humber, including the Oil Fuel
Storage Depot, and Ah Station at KUlingholme, the Naval
Bases at Immingham, and Grimsby, and aU similar work.
Address : c/o CivU Engineer-in-Chief, Admiralty, London,
S.W. 1. (M2124)
MALLM, Julia, Mrs., M.B.E, d. of Eccles Shorrock ; m.
Aubrey H, s. of Frederic Malim, of Grantham. Educ. ;
Queen's Coll, Harley Street, London. War Work : Sec. of
large Soldiers' Home in connection with Belton Camp and
Harrowbv Camp, Grantham, Sept. 1914, to July, 1919. (M8944)
MALING, Nesta Gertrude, Mrs., M.B.E.
MALINS, Mary Selina Beatrice, O.B.E.
MALLALIEU, Vernon, M.B.E. Secretary, Lancashire
Anti-Submarine Committee. (M10259fi)
MALLEN, James, M.B.E, 6. 28 July, 1882 ; s. of Joseph
Mallen, of Galashiels ; to. Barbara Mary, d. of John Thomas
Smith, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Greenhill Public School ;
Glasgow Athenaeum ; Robertson's CoU, Glasgow. Sec. to
General Manager, The Caledonian Railway ; Traffic, etc.
Assistant to the General Manager. War Work : Dealt with
matters relating to traffic movement, especially in connection
with urgent naval and military requirements. Addresses :

Rycroft, Selborne Road, JordanhUl, Glasgow ; 302, Buchanan
Street, Glasgow. _, ,, „ (M8945)
MALLET, Lieut. Frank Charles. M.B.E, R.A.S.C
MALLET, MatUde, Lady, C.B.E, fi. 13 March, 1872 ¦
d. of Don G. de Obarrio, of Panama ; m. Sir Claude Coventry
(see BURKE'S Peerage), s. of Capt. Hugh MaUet, of Ash
Hatherley, Devon. Educ. : Academy of the , Sacred Heart
Manhattan-vine, New York ; Convent du Sacr, Coeur, Pang '•
MedaiUe de la Reine Elizabeth, Reconnaissance Francaise'
Panama Red Cross. Lady MaUet is Founder and LUe President
of the Panama National Red Cross. War Work : Established
branches of Queen Mary's Needle Work GuUd and of the
British Red Cross in Panama, Colon, Guayaquil (Ecuador),
San Jose (Costa Rica), and other towns ; forwarded to England
clothing, blankets, chocolate, cigars, etc, and contributions
of money, partly sent to France and Belgium, — of an approxi
mate value of £10,000 ; coUected funds to buUd three rooms
at the Star and Garter Hospital, of which two are endowed •
visited the Hospital Ships " Marama " and " Maheno " on all
their journeys through the Panama Canal, and distributed on
board the great number of gifts presented by the citizens of
Panama for the wounded soldiers on their way to Australia
and New Zealand. Address : 14, SevUle Street, Lowndes
Square, London, W.l. (C2785)
MALLETT, Capt. Henry CUfford, M.B.E, R.A.F.
MALLETT, John Moore, M.B.E.
MALLETT, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Thomas Robert, M.B.E.
MALLINS, Lieut.-Col. John Robert, O.B.E.
MALLINSON, Clarice Elsie, M.B E, B.Sc, 6. 21 Sept.
1894 ; d. ot Samuel MaUinson, of Reedley. nr. Burnley.
Educ. : Univ. CoU, Reading. Research Chemist ; Research
Department, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, S.E. 18. War Wort :
Engaged in the Research Department, Woolwich, as Research
Chemist from Sept. 1916, to the present time. Addresses:
Holmleigh, Reedley, nr. Burnley, Lanes. ; Research Depart
ment, Royal ATsenal, Woolwich, S.E. 18. (M10252o)
MALLINSON, Frederick, O.B.E, 6. 23 Oct. 1880 ; s. of
John MaUinson, of BirstaU, near Leeds ; m. Annie EUza, d. ot
WUUam Askew, of Norbury. Educ. : Batley Grammar School.
War Work : Admiralty ; Ministry of Shipping. Address :
Swanfield, 107, Nimrod Road, Streatham Park, S.W. 16. (010922)
MALLOCH, Ethel Josephine Victoria, Mrs., M.B.E,
d. of WUUam OUver, of Highbury ; m. George Reston, s. of
John MaUoch, J.P, of Elderslie, N.B. Educ. : Highbury High
School, and Bad-Neuenahr. War Work : 1916-19, Sec. to Sir
Ernest Michael Clarke, Director, Motor Ambulance Dept,
B.R.C.S. 's Headquarters. Address : The- White Cottage,
Chingford, Essex. Club : Studio. (M8946)
MALMESBURY, Dorothy, Countess of, C.B.E, fi. 5
Oct. 1885 ; d. of Augustus, 6th Lord Calthorpe (see BURKE'S
Peerage) ; to. James Edward, 5th Earl of Malmesbury, s. of
Edward James, 4th Earl of Malmesbury (see BURKE'S Peerage).
Educ. : Privately. Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John
of Jerusalem in England, and the Order of Mercy : President
of Hampshire Branch B.R.C.S. ; Member of Joint County
Committee of Hampshire under Joint CouncU of the Order of
St. John and B.R.C.S.; Divisional Commissioner of the
Bournemouth Div. of Girl Guides ; Rural District Councillor
for the Parish of Hum and Member of Board of Guardians.
War Work : Donor and Organiser, Heron Court Auxiliary
Hospital, Christehurch, Hants. Address : Heron Court, Christ-
church, Hampshire. Club : Bath. (C2786)
MALONE, Cecil John 1'Estrange, O.B.E, M.P, Order of
the NUe, fi. 7 Sept. 1880 ; s. of the Rev. SavUe L'Estrange
Malone, of Dalton, Yorkshire. Educ: Ludgrove, New Barnet ;
CordwaUes, Maidenhead. Entered Royal Navy, 1905 ; served
in H.M.S. " Isis," Sept. 1906, to Dec. 1906 ; in H.M.S. " Dread
nought," Jan. 1907, to Dec. 1908 ; H.M.S. " Duncan," 1908-9 ;
in H.M.S. " ExceUent " ; H.M.T.B. No. 25 (Navigation School) ;
H.M.S. " Vernon " ; R.N. CoUege, Greenwich, Jan. 1911, to
May, 1911 ; H.M.T.B. No. 81 ; H.M.S. " Essex," 1911 to Deo.
1911 ; selected to undergo a flying course at Eastchurch. Dec.
1911 ; obtained R.A. Club's Pilot's certificate ; appointed
assistant of Air Department at the Admiralty on its formation,
Nov. 1912. War Work : Aug. 1914, appointed in command
of H.M.S. " Engadine " ; Dec. 1914, in command of R.N.A.S.
units during raid on Cuxhaven ; 22 March, 1915, appointed
to command H.M.S. " Ben-my-Chree " ; served in Dardanelles
campaign until final evacuation ; Jan. 1916, commanded East
Indies and Egypt seaplane squadron : Jan. 1917, employed at
the Ah Ministry ; March, 1917, took command of Grain Air
Station ; May, 1917, to Jan. 1918, service in H.M.S. " Lion,"
flagship of the battle-cruiser " Force " ; Dec. 1917, appointed
Plans Division, Admiralty ; FeUow of the Aeronautical
Society ; mentioned in despatches. Clubs : Reform ; National
Liberal ; 1917 ; Royal Aero. (03346)
MALONEY, WiUiam DonneUan, M.B.E, fi. 29 July.
1868 ; s. of Patrick Maloney, of Nenagh, Deland ; m. Rosie
Roberta, d. of William Wotton, of Exeter. Educ: St.
Brendan's Birr, Ireland. Assistant Sec. Territorial Force
Association of the County of Lincoln. War Work : Served in
Territorial Force. Address : The Old Barracks, Lincoln. (M8947)
MALONY, Edward, O.B.E.
MALPAS, Comdr. James Herbert, O.B.E, R.N.R.
MALTBY, William Graham, M.B.E, 6. 6 June, 1882;
j. of Aid. D. H. Maltby, J.P, of Mansfield. War Work : With
the firm of Barringer, WaUis and Manners, Ltd, of Mansfield, in

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connection with the development and supply of Anti-Gas
Equipment. Address : Coorabhurst, Alexandra Avenue, Mans
field. (M8948)
MALYN, Capt. Donald Paton, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MALYON, Major Frank Haistone, O.B.E, I. A.
MAMOS, (Monsignore) John Baptist, M.B.E, Officer of
Greek Order of Redeemer, Diploma of University of Rome,
fi. 3 April, 1869 ; e. of Lorenzo Mamos, of Patras, Greece.
Edue. : Urbanian Coll, Rome. Titular Bishop of the Papai
Court ; Vicar of the parish of St. Denis, Athens. War Work :
Served in Balkan Wars as chaplain, during European War ;
has served on the British Refugee Committee, Athens. Ad
dress : Presbytery of Cathedral of St. Denis, Athens. (M8949)
MAN, Frederiok Henry Dumas, O.B.E, 6. 25 April, 1861 ;
«. of Fredk. Man, of Beckenham, Kent ; m. Catherine Fenwick,
i. of — Wilson. Educ. : Charterhouse. Colonial Broker ;
Broker to Admiralty and War Office. War Work : Engaged
In supplying the whole of the Rum used by both Navy and
War Office ; was a special constable. Addresses : 11, Hyde
Park Terrace, W. 2 ; MiU House, Bransbury Barton Stacey,
Hants. Clubs : Cavendish ; Royal Automobile ; Royal St.
George's GoU ; Cinque Ports • Stoke Poges. (0538).
MAN, Lieut.-Col. Hubert WiUiam, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1876.
Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Army Ordnance Depart. ; Assist.
Director of Ordnance Sers. ; S. Africa War, 1899-1901 (Queen's
medal with four clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1289)
MAN. Capt. Joseph, O.B.E, C.M.G. Appt. Commander
Order of Leopold of Belgium.
MANDER, Lieut. Albert, O.B.E.
MANDER, Capt. John Harold, O.B.E, 6. 3 Aug. 1869 ;
I. of Charles B. Mander, J.P, of The Mount, Compton, Wolver
hampton; m. Elinor Lloyd, d. of the late J. P. A. Lloyd-
Philipps, of Dale Castle, Pembrokeshire, and Mabys, Cardigan-
Bhire. Educ : Rugby, and Trinity HaU, Cambridge. Lieut.
Srd N. Staffordshire Regt, 1888-90; Duke of Cornwall's
L.I, 1890-1906 ; Adjutant, 4th V.B. Durham L.I, 1901-5 ;
Brigade Major, D.L.I. Brigade, 1904-5 ; Chief Constable,
Isle of Ely, 1906-19 ; Chief Constable, Norfolk, 1915. War
Wort : Chief Constable of Isle of Ely and Norfolk, 1915-19.
Address : Thorpe Hurst, Thorpe St. Andrew, Norwich. Club :
Naval and MUitary. (010923)
MANDERSON. Major Robert Wardlaw, O.B.E.
MANICO, Capt. Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 17 June, 1879. Fellow
of the Auctioneers' and Estate Agents' Institute, and senior
partner of the firm of Woolland, Son and Manico, Auctioneers
and Estate Agents, Plymouth. War Work : Served with the
Mechanical Transport Section of the R.A.S.C Address :
Kirknewton, Newton Abbot, S. Devon. C7m6 : Plymouth.
MANIECE, WiUiam Christopher Henry, M.B.E.
MANIFOLD, Col. Sir Michael Graham Egerton BOW
MAN-, K.B.E, C.B, C.M.G, D.S.O , R.E, 6. 9 June, 1871; s. of
the late Surg.-Gen. Manifold ; m. Kathleen CecUia, d. of the late
Admiral Sir Thomas Brandreth, K.C.B. Entered Army, 1891 ;
Dongola Exped. Force, 1896 (Khedive's Medal) ; Atbara,
1898 ; Khartoum ; S. Africa, 1899-1901 ; Great War, Darda
nelles, 1914-15; Egypt, 1917; has 4th Class Order of the
Medjidieh, 4th Class Order of Osmanieh, is Officer of the Legion
of Honour. CZufi : United Service. (K273)
MANIPUR, H.H. (Raja Chirra Chand Singh), Raja of,
C.B.E. (C79)
MANLEY, Kate, O.B.E, H.M.I, 6. 19 July 18,66 ; d. of
Wm. Hewitt Manley, of Bridport, Dorset. His Majesty's
Inspector of Schools, holding a Staff-Inspectorship under the
Board of Education. War Work : Worked for the National
War Savings Committee in their Food Economy Campaign ;
and later for the Ministry of Food. Address : 28, Chenies
Street Chambers, W.C 1. (03823)
MANLEY, Major John Charles Medland, O.B.E, R.E.
MANLEY, Major WilUam Edward, O.B.E, R.A.
MANN, Lieut.-Col. Algernon Edward, O.B.E, R.E.
MANN, David Barrie, M.B.E, 6. 25 Dec. 1877 ; s. of
George Mann, of Arbroath, Scotland. Educ. : Keptie School
and High School, Arbroath, and Engineering College, Glasgow.
Inspector of Factories, Governments of Bengal, Bihar and
Orissa, and Assam. War Work : Engaged on Priority Work,
Board of Industries and Munitions, 1916-19 ; appointed
Government Arbitrator for steel plates, 1918 ; Member of the
Priority Committees, Textiles and Engineering. Clubs :
United Services (Calcutta) ; Barrackpore (Barrackpore, Bengal).(M4182)
MANN, Franois Oscar, O.B.E.
MANN, Frederick WiUiam, M.B.E.
MANN, Gerard Noel Cornwallis, M.B.E.
MANN, Grace, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
MANN, Surg.-Lieut. Harold Corry, O.B.E, M.D,
M.R.C.P, R.N.
MANN, Major Harry Ainsley, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
MANN, James Henderson, M.B.E.
MANN, Sir John, K.B.E, J.P, M.A, C.A., 6. 8 April,
1863 ; s. of John Mann, of Glasgow ; m. Margaret Anderson,
a. of James Henderson, of Groomhill, Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow
Umv. Addresses : 8, Frederick's Place, Old Jewry, E.C ;
wrayfleld, Reigate, Surrey. Clubs : Reform ; Authors' ;
City; New, Glasgow. (K92)
MANN, Capt. Peroival Ramsey, O.B.E.
MANN, Capt. Sydney Frederick, M.B.E.
MANN, Lieut. Thomas Clifford, M.B.E, R.E. (T.).
MANN, Walter George, M.B.E, fi. 13 Aug. 1882 ; s. of

George T. Mann, of Faversham, Kent ; m. Emily EUzabeth,
d. of Henry Newton, of St. Albans. Educ : Faversham, and
Tunbridge WeUs. Banker. War ¦ Work : Controlling Cable
Don, Chain Cable and Anchor Industries in connection with
Department of Materials and Priority, Admiralty; Member
of Admiralty Panel for Shipbuilding SuppUes to U.S.A. ;
Member of Ministry of Munitions Sub-Committee on Forgings
and Castings. Address : Newlands, Clarence Road, St. Albans.
Clubs : Primrose ; Verulam Golf, St. Albans. (M3830)
MANN, Lieut.-Comm. William Burridge, O.B.E, R.N.
MANN, William Henry, M.B.E, 6. 14 March, 1872;
s. of Henry Alfred Mann, J.P, of Cookstown, Co. Tyrone ;
to. Isabel Richmond, d. of Wm. Beer Lindsay, of The Lodge,
Hilltown, Co. Down. Educ. : Cookstown Academy. Bank
Manager. War Work: County Director for Tyrone British
Red Cross and Order of St. John ; Esquire of Order of St. John
of Jerusalem. Address : BeUast Bank, Castle Place, Belfast. (M718)
MANN, Eng.-Comm. William Selwyn, O.B.E, R.N.
MANNERS, Capt. Charles Manners, O.B.E, R.E.
MANNERS, Lieut. James Benjamin, M.B.E, R.N.
MANNERS, Mildred Mary, Lady Robert, C.B.E. ; d. of
the late Rev. Charles Buckworth, of Sherborne ; to. 1st, Major
Henry Edward Buchanan RiddeU.K.R.R.C, of Basingstoke, 2nd,
the late Robert Manners William Orlando, C.M.G, D.S.O,
K.R.R.C, s. of 7th Duke of Rutland (see BURKE'S Peerage).
War Work: Joint Sec. B.R.C.S, Central Workrooms. Ad
dresses : The Red House, Knipton, Grantham ; 20, Chester
Street, S.W. (C2787)
MANNING, Albert John, M.B.E.
MANNING, Arthur Edward, M.B.E.
MANNING, Major Arthur Pitcher, CLE, O.B.E, M.C.
Major Indian Army ; Indian Telegraph Depart. (C2326)
MANNING, Charles Nicholson, O.B.E. (012053)
MANNING, Edith Lindsay, O.B.E. : d. of the late Major-
General Henry Dimsdale Manning. War Work : Head of the
Surgical Department of Queen Mary's Needlework Guild at
St. James's Palace, from Aug. 1914, to Feb. 1919. (03824)
MANNING, Capt. Lionel John, O.B.E.
MANNING, Major Nathaniel Samuel, O.B.E, F.R.CS.I,
6th Devon Regt, fi. 1860 ; s. of George Manning, of Co. Cavan,
Deland ; m. Winifred Alice, d. of Col. George Fleming, C.B,
LL.D, Combe Martin, N. Devon. Educ. : Royal School
Cavan, T.C.D. ; Roy. CoU. Surgeons, Deland. Med. Supt.
City Hospitals, Birmingham ; M.O. 8th District, Barnstaple.
War Work: CO. 2/6th Devons; transferred R.A.M.C, 1915 ;
M.O. in charge MiUtary Hospital and Camp, Wareham, Dorset;
President, Recruiting Medical Board, Winchester ; D.CM.S.
County Hampshire, M.N.S. ; Chairman, Board of Medical
Assessors, London, under L.G.B. (010925)
MANNING, William, C.B.E. Dep. Commr. S. African
Police ; commanded Prisoners of War Camp, Pietermaritzburg,
during Great War. (C2005)
MANNING, Brig.-Gen. Sir WiUiam Henry, G.C.M.G,
K.B.E, C.B, 6. 19 July, 1863 ; s. of Henry Manning. Educ. :
Cambridge ; R.M.C, Sandhurst. Governor and Commander-
in-Chief of Ceylon. War Work : In connection with raising
the Jamaica Contingent of the British West Indies Regiment,
while Governor of Jamaica, and other War Work. Address :
Queen's House, Colombo, Ceylon. Clubs : Naval and MUitary ;
East India United Services ; Ranelagh. (K124)
MANSBRIDGE, Capt. Henry, O.B.E.
MANSEL, Charles John Linskill, O.B.E, M.D.
MANSELL, Arthur, M.B.E. __ ,_,_„
MANSELL, Rear-Adm. George Robert, C.B.E, M.V.O,
fi. 18 Feb. 1868; s. of the late Commander George Hope
ManseU, R.N, of Westwood Park, Southampton ; to. Loma
Sylvia Isabel, d. of Vice-Adm. George E. Richards, of SUverton,
Devon. Educ. : The CoUege, Southampton. Elder Brother
of Trinity House, London. War Work : In command of the
Royal Naval CoU, Keyham, Devonport; training Special
Entry Naval Cadets. Club : United Service. ___,_, (C906)
MANSELL, Lieut.-Col. Sir John Herbert, K.B.E, D.L,
R.A, 6. 20 Sept. 1864; s. of Capt. George Hope i ManseU,
R.N. ; to. Jane Wilhelmina, d. ol Major-Gen. W. J. Stuart,
R E. Educ. : Privately, and R.M.A, Woolwich. Com
missioned in the Royal Artillery in 1883 and retired with rank
of Lieut.-Col. in 1913 ; was Proof and Experimental Officer
Woolwich, 1901-1905; Supt. Research, 1906-10, and Chief
Inspector, Woolwich, 1911-13; Director of the Enghsh
Electric do. War Work : Managing Director of the Coventry
Ordnance Works. Address: The Chace, near Coventry
Club : United Service. ,_,_,,,_ -,r -i 5 , £'
MANSELL, Capt. Reginald Anson, M.B.E, M.A, MB, B.C.
(Cantab.), R.A.M.C, 6. 1 March, 1891 ; s. of Thomas ManseU,
of Oxton, Cheshire: Educ : Bradfleld CoU, Berla; Em
manuel CoU, Cambridge; St. Bartholomews Hospital,
London. War Work: MiUtary Service. Address: c/o
Messrs. Holt & Co, 3 Whitehall Place, London, S.W. (M3228)
MANSELL, Capt. Reginald Baynes, O.B.E, R.A.U.
MANSELL, Richard Vivian, O.B.E.
MANSELL, RosaUe, M.B.E. „'-.-„
MANSETH, Capt. WUUam Alfred, M.B.E S.AS C.
MANSFIELD, Sir Alfred, K.B.E, 6. 17 May, 1870; s of
Edwin Mansfield, of Prenton, Cheshire. Educ. : Manchester.
Managing Director, Olympia Mills, Selby ; Managing Director
Mansfield and Sons, Ltd.. Birkenhead. War Work: Director
of Oils and Fats, Ministry of Food .Address : Bryanston
Road, Prenton, Cheshire. Club : St. Stephen's. (K397)

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MANSFIELD, Lieut.-Col. Henry Lattm, O BE.
MANSFIELD, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. James Walter, M.B.E.
MANSFIELD, Norman Polety, M.B.E, 6. 12 March,
1869 • s of E. Mansfield, of Swansea ; m. Rose Hannah, d. of
B Thomas of Swansea. Educ. : Grammar School, Swansea.
Station and Quay Superintendent, Fishguard Harbour;
Member of the 1st Vol. Batt. Welsh Regt. ; Member of Our
Boys" Committee; Chairman of Committee for assisting
wives and dependents of soldiers ; President of a St. John
Ambulance Brigade ; Vice-President of the District Horti
cultural Societv. War Work : Transporting soldiers and war
material to and' from Rosslare, Cork, and Waterford, and a large
quantity of high explosives in special steamers from Messrs.
Kynochs', Arklow, to various ports of Great Britain. Address :
Connaught House, Goodwick, Pem. (M8954)
MANSFIELD, Capt. Ralph Sheldon, O.B.E, R.E.
MANSFIELD, Thomas Edward, O.B.E, 6. May, 1864 ;
s. of the late James Mansfield, of Pointon Grange, FoMngham,
Lincolnshire ; m. Annie (who died), d. of the late John Thornton,
of Bourne, Lincolnshire. Educ. : Spalding, Lincolnshire, and
privately. Barrister-at-law, Northern Circuit and Lancashire
Chancerv Court. Chairman of Courts of Referees for North
and East Lancashire under National Employment Act, 1911,
and Chairman of Munition Tribunals for North and East
Lancashire. War Work : In capacity as Chairman of Munition
Courts as above ; Sub-Commissioner, National Service for
North and East Lancashire ; Representative, Board of Trade
on Port Labour Committees for Preston and Fleetwood;
formed the Preston and District Chamber of Commerce, 1916 ;
Member of the CouncU, Public Speaking for Recruiting, National
War and Victory Loans. (01641)
MANSFORD, Major Henry, O.B.E, i. 16 Feb. 1869.
Educ. : Clifton. War Work : Commanded West London
Recruiting Area, Sunderland Recruiting Area ; Assist. Director
of Recruitmg, and Assist. Director of National Service, Hamp
shire ; InteUigence Department, War Oflice. Addresses :
39, Park Mansions, Knightsbridge, S.W. ; Bouldnor Lodge,
near Yarmouth, Isle of Wight. Clubs : Junior United Service ;
Royal Victoria Yacht ; Solent Yacht ; Bembridge SaUing. (01642)
MANSON, Albert James, M.B.E.
MANTON, Arthur Woodroffe, O.B.E, B.Sc, M.I.C.E,
M.Am.Soc.CE, F.R.G.S, fi. 2 July, 1866 ; s. of Sir Henry
Manton, J.P, of Edgbaston, Birmingham ; m. Alice Annie,
d. of William Hooper Thorne, of Barnstaple. Educ. :
Privately ; Queen's CoU, Birmingham ; Birmingham Univ.,
Birmingham. CivU Engineer. War Work : Sept. 1914,
constructed south coast anti-submarine defences under Sir
Ernest Moir, Bart, for the Admiralty; June, 1915, super
intended machine-gun production for him at Ministry of
Munitions, London ; Sept. 1915, Res. Engr, under Sir Edward
Pearson, J.P, at Gretna Explosives Factory, Scotland ; Dec.
1915, appointed by Sir Ernest Moir (Chief of Ministry of Muni
tions in U.S.A.) to superintend production of machine-guns,
sheU components, raw materials, etc, in U.S. ; and later in
charge of a department for purchasing in the U.S. for the
British War Mission, N.Y. Addresses : c'o S. Pearson & Son,
Ltd, 10, Victoria Street, London, S.W. 1 ; Rowington,
Norfolk Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham. (0540)
MANTON, John, M.B.E, 6. 18 Oct. 1873 ; m. Alice Mary.
Educ. : Birmingham CouncU School, Sparkbrook, Birmingham.
Shorthand Writer, Staff CoUege. JFar Work : Discharged to
pension after 21 years' army service, 30 June, 1913 ; re-enlisted
in response to the late Lord Kitchener's appeal to ex-N.CO.s,
Aug. 1914 ; served continuously in France and Egypt, May,
1915, to April, 1919 ; employed as superintending clerk ;
has Meritorious Service Medal, 1914-15 Star, War Medal, and
Victory Medal ; mentioned in despatches ; served with
Mohmand Field Force and Tirah Expeditionary Force;
awarded India Medal, 1895, with clasps ; Punjab Frontier,
1897-98 ; Tirah, 1897-98 ; in possession of G.C Medal.
Address : Norbury, The Flats, Blackwater. (M4547)
MANUEL, Stephen, C.B.E.
MANWELL, Capt. David Thomas WiUiam, M.B.E,
Aust. F.C and R.A.F.
MANWELL, Gertrude Thompson, M.B.E.
MAPLES, Major Edward WilUam, O.B.E, LL.D.
MAPLES, Euretta Mary, M.B.E.
MAPLESDEN, Charles WiUiam, O.B.E.
MAQTJIRE, Matthew Michael, O.B.E.
MARCH, Hilda Madeleine, Countess of, C.B.E.
MARCH, Joseph Ogdin, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
6. 18 Nov. 1866 ; s. of J. Ogdin March, of Emsworth, Hants ;
m. Grace EUen, d. of H. J. Manning, of Laverstock, Salisbury.
Educ. : Privately, and Trinity Coll, Cambridge. War Work :
Red Cross Hospital, Bulford ; Med. Off. Experimentary Ground,
Porton. (M8956)
MARCHAND, Isidore Henri Alphonse, M.B.E, J.P. for
Herts and Middlesex, 6. 16 Oct. 1860; s. of Charles Tony
Marchand, of 14, Bentinck Street, London, W. ; m. Annie
Jane (who died 1894), d. of John James Heath, of New Bamet.
Educ : Privately, and abroad. County Councillor for Hert
fordshire ; Chairman, Barnet Local Old Age Pensions Com
mittee, and Victoria CoU. Hospital, Barnet ; Governor, Barnet
Grammar School. War Work : Vice-President, Herts Branch,
B.R.C.S. ; Hon. Treas. St. James's V.A.D. Hospital, New
Barnet; Visitor (under Herts War Pensions Committee) to
Bamet War Hospital. Address: Orleans, WoodviUe Road,
New Barnet. (M8957)

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MARCHANT, 2nd Lieut. Alfred Palmer, MBE
D.S.M., R.A.F.
MARCHANT, Major Eric Lachlan, O.B.E, M.C
MARCHANT, Frank, M.B.E, R.N.
MARCHANT, Lieut. Frederick James, M.B.E, RA.P0
fi. 10 May, 1881 ; s. of Frederick Henry Marchant, of Ipswich'-'
m. Beatrice, d. of Charles Henry Blackmore, of Exeter. Educ '•
Halstead Grammar School, Essex. War Work : Was a member
of the Army Pay Corps and Army Pay Department during tbe
war ; employed chiefly in connection with the organisation of
the Army Pay Offices, R.H. and R.F.A, Blackheath, and
Labour Corps, Nottingham ; speciaUy promoted to Assist
Paymaster, Army Pay Dept, from Staff Sergt.-Major, Army
Pay Corps ; and also speciaUy mentioned by Secretary of
State for valuable services in connection with the war. (M5455)
MARCHANT, Herbert George, M.B.E. '
MARCHANT, Rev. James, C.B.E, LL.D, F.R.A S
F.R.S, s. of the late John Marchant, 6. 1867 ; m. 1895, Eleanor
Jane, d. of George Gordon, of South Shields. Educ : Privately
Minister of Exeter Street Independent Church, Director of
National Council for Promotion of Race Regeneration, Sec
to Dr. Barnardo's Homes and Memorial 1905-6, and to National
Birth Rate Commn. 1913-16. (C2789)
MARCHANT, Capt. WUUam Francis, O.B.E.
MARCHBANK, Helen MiUicent, M.B.E, fi. 12 Dec. 1895-
d. of Archibald Marchbank, of Dalbeattie, Scotland. Educ.':
Mexico. Sec. to the British Consulate, GuayaquU, Ecuador.
Address: c/o British Consulate, GuayaquU, Ecuador, S-.
America. (M720)
MARCY, Janie, O.B.E. ; d. of George Nichols Marcy, of
Chelmarsh HaU, Bridgworth, Shropshire; and 45, Oxford
Terrace, Hyde Park, London, W. Educ. : Privately. War
Work : March, 1915, to May, 1917, in the department of the
R.N.A.S. Admiralty; May, 1917, to June, 1919, Junior
Administrative Assistant, Ministry of Shipping. (010926)
MARDALL, Col. George Stratford, O.B.E.
MARGACH, Capt. Lewis Grant, O.B.E.
MARGERISON, Laurence, C.B.E. Director of Adminis
tration of Local War Savings Committee. (C563)
MARGETSON, Florence Nys, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 16 Nov.
1846 ; d. of Edgar Lutwyche, of Streatham, Surrey ; m. John
Margetson, s. of John Stewart Margetson, of Streatham. War
Work : President of Chislehurst and Bickley War Hospital
Supply Depot. Address : Copley Dene, Chislehurst, Kent.
(M8959)
MARGETTS, Surg.-Lieut. Horace Palmer, 0.B.E,
R.N. MARIANS, Reginald Ingram, O.B.E. (07448)
MARLLLIER, Frank WiUiam, C.B.E, 6. 29 Nov. 1855 ;
s. of the Rev. J. F. MariUier, M.A. (Cantab.), of Hereford ; m.
Katheiine Maud, d. of J. Brooke, of Marlborough, WUts.
Educ. : Bristol Grammar School. Engineer ; Superintendent,
Great Western RaUway, Swindon, Carriage, Wagon, and Timber
Departments. War Work : Chairman of the Technical Com
mittee for Ambulance Trains in Great Britain, France, Lines of
Communication, and the United States ; also supervised tho
making of G.S. Wagons, Mark 5, Water Tanks, Leather Work
for 4*5 Howitzer and 18-pounder Guns, Timber Trucks, Open
Goods, Armoured Wagons, Bogie Wagons, for conveying Tanks,
thousands of 6-inch Shells, Copper Bands. Address : Deva,
Westlecott Road, Swindon, WUts. (C2790)
MARINDIN, Lieut.-Col. CecU ColvUe, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 1879 ; s. of Charles Randall Marindin, I.C.S. ; m. Amy
Victoria, d. of the late Rev. W. T. Richardson. Major and
Brevet Lieut.-Col. R.A. ; Tibet, 1903-4 (medal with clasp);
Great War, 1914-18 (despatches, Italian Croce di Guerra). (C1898)
MARINDIN, Gertrude Florence Evelyn, Mrs., M.B.E,
fi. 11 Aug. 1876 ; s. of the late Edward Robert Erskine Wilmot
Chetwode, of Woodbrook, Portarling, Queen's Co. ; m. Arthur
Henry, Brig.-Gen, C.B, D.S.O, s. of Henry ColvUe Marindin.
War Work : Soldiers' and SaUors' FamiUes Association, East
of Scotland ; War Pensions Committee, Edinburgh (President,
East. District). Address : The Constable's Tower, Dover.
Club : Ladies' Imperial. (M8960)
MARJORIBANKS, Dudley Sinclair, C.B.E, 6. 12 Feb.
1858 ; s. of Edward Marjoribanks, of Bushey HaU, Watford ;
m. Bertha, d. of the Rev. W. Featherstonhaugh, of Edmond-
byers. Educ. : Eton, and King's Coll, London. Mechanical
Engineer ; Local Director and ControUer of Labour, Sh W. G.
Armstrong, Whitworth & Co, Elswick Works, Newcastle-on-
Tyne. War Work : CivU War Workers' Committee ; Chair
man, National Trades Advisory Committee ; Ministry of
Munitions Advisory Committee ; Ministry of Munitions Joint
Consultative and Advisory Committee ; Admiralty Advisory
Committee ; Tyne and Wear Board of Management for
Munitions ; Newcastle-on-Tyne Employment Committee ;
Chairman, Local Trade Advisory Committee for Newcastle-on-
Tyne. Address : Shepherd's Bank, Riding MU1, Northumber
land. Club : Northern Counties', Newcastle-on-Tyne. (C1004)
MARKBREITER, Charles Gustavus, C.B.E,
MARKHAM, Anna Elizabeth Daisy, Mrs, M.B.E,
MARKHAM, Brig.-Gen. Charles John, C.B.E, fi. 1862.
Col. and Hon. Brig.-Gen. (ret.) ; Manipur Expedition, 1891 ;
Burma Expedition, 1891-2; served in Great War, 1914-19
(mentioned in despatches). (C1684)
MARKHAM, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Ernest Lacey, O.B.I.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Marriott

MARKHAM, Lucy Bertram, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of Capt.
Cunningham, R.H.A. ; m. Arthur Basil, s. of Charles Markham,
of Tapton House, Chesterfield. War Work: Converted her
residence, Beechborough, near Folkestone, into the Queen's
Canadian Military Hospital, and acted as Superintendent there
for 18 months; coUected £22,000 for the Wounded Allies' Relief
Committee, including the proceeds of the sale of 11,000 tons
of coal at the Caledonian Market ; organised the Miners' Lamp
Fund for Serbia, and collected £3000 for this fund ; organised
and worked the Women's Active Service Club in London
through which 36,000 girls passed. Address : 47, Portland
Place, W. 1. (C2463)
MARKHAM, Theodora ChevaUier, Lady, C.B.E.
MARKS, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Hammett, C.B.E, D.S.O,
M.D, B.A, B.Ch, fi. 1880 ; s. of the Hon. Charles Ferdinand
Marks, M.D, of Brisbane, Queensland ; m. 1907, Annie
Georgina Rhodes, of Dublin. Educ. : Brisbane Grammar
School and Dublin University. Lieut.-Col. Australian Army
Med. Corps ; served in Great War, 1914-19, as a Dep. Assist.
Director of Med. Sers. ; subsequently Comdg. a Field Ambu
lance (despatches). (C1362)
MARKS, Major Edward Seaborn, O.B.E.
MARKS, Geoffrey, C.B.E, ft. 15 Nov. 1864 ; s. of John
Georgt Marks, of Croydon ; m. Alys Mary, d. of J. H. Bridges,
of Ipswich. Educ. : Whitgift Grammar School. Actuary and
Manager, National Mutual Life Assurance Society ; Chairman
of the life Offices' Association, 1914-15 ; President of the
Institute of Actuaries, 1918-20 ; ex-officio member of the
Council of the Royal Patriotic Fund Corporation ; Member of
the Royal Commission on Decimal Coinage, 1918, and of
the Royal Commission on Income Tax, 1919. War Work :
5 Aug. 1914, to Dec. 1916, Finance Officer, MetropoUtan Special
Constabulary, on the staff of Sir Edward Ward, Bart, K.C.V.O,
K.C.B. ; 1914-16, as Chairman of the LUe Offices' Association,
acted as intermediary between the Government and the Life
Assurance Offices in negotiating the concessions in regard to
Extra Premiums and other conditions of Assurance which
Government wished to be abrogated in order to encourage
recruiting; also conducted other negotiations in relation to
questions arising out of the war, with the Treasury, Inland
Revenue, and other Government Departments ; Member of
the Advisory Committee formed by the Insurance Offices and
the Trust Companies at the request of the Treasury in order to
promote the scheme for mobilisation of DoUar Securities ;
assisted in establishing and was for some time Chairman of
the Disabled Officers' Home and Club, 46, Westbourne Terrace,
W. 2 ; Dec. 1916, to July. 1919, lent to the Navy and Army
Canteen Board — then the Army Canteen Committee — to act as
Financial Adviser. This post was subsequently abolished, but
on a formal request from the War Office (D.Q.M.G. Canteens)
was lent as a whole time worker to the Navy and Army Canteen
Board to act as Personal Assistant to the Controller, Lieut.-Col.
Sir Francis Towle, C.B.E. AU these services have been given
in an honorary capacity, owing to disquahfication for Military
Service on account of age. Address : 8, Chesham Place,
London, S.W. 1. Clubs : Union ; M.CC ; Royal St. George's. (C2793)
MARKS, Sir George Croydon, C.B.E, J.P, M.P, 6.
9 June, 1858 ; s. of the late WiUiam Marks, of Eltham ; m.
Margaret, d. of Thomas Maynard, of Bath. Educ. : Royal
Arsenal School, Woolwich, and King's Coll, London. Con
sulting Engineer and International Patent Law Expert of
London and New York. War Work : Member of Advisory
Committee on Labour DUution, Ministry of Munitions ; Chief
Commissioner for DUution of Labour for Newcastle-on-Tyne
district; Chairman of Commissioners for Unrest Enquiry,
Midlands and E. Yorkshire ; visited Fiance on munition work
during the war. Addresses : 58, Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C 2 ;
Rothbury, Blackheath Park, S.E. 3 ; Penarvon, Bude, Corn
waU. Clubs: National Liberal; Reform. (C45)
MARKS, Henry, C.B.E, fi. 1861 ; s. of the late Benjamin
Marks, of Melbourne, Victoria ; to. Annie Abrahams. Some
time Major, Fiji Vol. Force ; Managing Director, Henry Marks
and Co, Ltd, Merchants; M.E.C and M.L.C of Fiji ; J.P. for
Suva. Address: Suva, Fiji. (C399)
MARKS, 2nd Lieut. Herbert Elton, M.B.E, D.C.L.I.
MARKS, Major John Barkly, O.B.E.
MARKS, Richard Harris, O.B.E. War Work : Chief Special
Constable, Borough of Luton. Address : The Shanty, Lea-
grave Road, Luton. Club : R.A.C (010927)
MARKWICK, Col. Ernest ElUott, C.B, C.B.E, R.A.O.C,
fi. 19 July, 1853 ; s. of WiUiam Markwick, of East Acton,
Middlesex, W. ; to. Amy, d. of F. M. Murton, of Pietermaritz
burg, Natal. Educ : 'Privately, and King's CoU, School.
Entered late Control Dept. of the Army 1872 ; served Zulu
War, 1879 ; Boer War, 1880-1881, including Siege of Pretoria ;
Bechuanaland Expedition, 1884-85, hon. mentioned and
specially promoted, mentioned in despatches ; Fellow of the
Royal Astronomical Society, and past-president, British
Astronomical Association. War Work : Assist. Directoi of
Ordnance Services at G.H.Q, Dublin, during the whole period
of the war. Addresses : The Knowle, West Moors, Dorset ;
c/o Sir C. R. McGrigor, Bart, & Co, 39, Panton Street, Hay-
market, S.W. l (C828)
MARLING, Lucia, Lady, C.B.E, fi. 1883 ; d. of Major-
Gen. Sh John Slade, K.C.B. (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Sir
Charles Marling, K.C.M.G, C.B, H.B.M. Minister at Copen
hagen, s. of Sir WilUam Marling, Bart, Stanley Park, Stroud
(see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Looking after Belgian re^

fugees atH.I.H. the Duchesse de Vendome Hostel at Wimbledon
until 1915 ; raised a fund for comforts for the troops in Mesopo •
tamia in 1915 ; in charge of arrangements for evacuation of
women and children of British Colony from Tehran during
Turkish advance in 1916 ; undertook organisation for repatri
ation of Prisoners of War and British civilians from Russia in
Match, 1920. Addresses : British Legation, Copenhagen ;
8, Lowndes Stieet, S.W. (C2794)
MARLOW, Major Arthur Lambert, O.B.E, 6. 27 May,
1857 ; s. of Arthur Marlow, of Mullybrannon, Co. Tyrone ;
to. Sylvia Margaret, d. of E. B. Lewin HiU, C.B, J.P, of
Kingston Hill. War Work : 1914-19, served with the Egyptian
Expeditionary Force, and British Salonica Force. Twice men
tioned in despatches. Address : 43, Rowan Road, W. 6. Club :
Authors'. (O6507)
MARLOW, Edmund George, O.B.E.
MARLOW, Capt. George William Augustus, O.B.E.
MAROCHETTI, George Charles Marie, Baron, M.V.O,
O.B.E, Commander of the Order of the Crown of Italy, 6. 1894.
Lieut. 11th Hussars, 1916 ; Capt. Gen. Staff and Asst. British
military representative, Vienna, 1919 ; naturalised in the
United Kingdom, 1917 ; obtained a royal licence authorising
him to bear the title of Baron in this country, 1918.
MARPLES, Capt. Morris Edgar, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MARQUAND, Alan Herbert, O.B.E.
MARR, Capt. David Murdock, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, (S.R.).
MARR, Major Hugh, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 15 March, 1878 ;
s. of Andiew and Sarah Marr, of Manchester ; to. Emily, d. of
WiUiam W. Rothero, of Brecon. Edue. : St. Clement's,
Manchester. Enlisted private, Sept. 1899 ; Commissioned,
Aug. 1914; South Africa, 1900-1904. War Work: Darda
nelles and Mesopotamia, June, 1915, to March, 1920 ; Lieut.-
Col. Commanding 18th (Indian) Machine Gun Batt. ; MUitary
Governor, Sulaimaniyah, Kurdistan ; Brevet rank of Major
on promotion to Capt. ; five mentions in despatches. Address :
The Watton, Biecon. (M6664)
MARR, Sir James, Bart. C.B.E, 6. 9 Sept. 1854 ; s. of
Christopher HaU Matt, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Educ :
Privately. Is the 1st Baronet (cr. 1919) ; is a ShipbuUder ;
a Member of Shipping Controller's Advisory Committee ; a
Member of Shipbuilding Council at Admiralty ; Chahman of
Sir James Laing and Sons, of Sunderland, of Sunderland Forge
Commrs, and of Lloyds Registry of Shipping; Managing
Director of Joseph L. Thompson and Sons, of Sunderland ; a
Freeman of the City of London, and J.P. for Durham. Ad
dress : Parkside Roker, Sunderland. Club : Royal Thames
Yacht. ( C237)
MARR, Lieut.-Col. John Lynn, O.B.E, T.D, R.G.A. (T.),
6 1877 ; s. of Sir James Marr, of Sunderland ; to. May, d. of
the late Robert Thompson, of Dinsdale, nr. Darlington. Forge-
master ; Director of the Sunderland Forge and Engineering Co,
Ltd Sir James Laing and Sons, Ltd, T. W. GreenweU & Co,
Lloyds British Testing Co, E. G. S, Ltd. War Work:
Commanded the Durham Heavy Battery, R.G.A, from
1912 ¦ mobilised 14Aug. 1914 ; in Flanders and France, 1916-17 ;
recalled to British Admiralty, June, 1917 ; appointed Assist.
Director, Merchant ShipbuUding Department to Armistice ;
O C 3rd Northumbrian Medium Brigade, R.G.A. (T.), AprU,
1920. Address : Aykleypeads, Durham. Clubs : St. Stephen's ;
National Sporting.
MARRACK, Philip Edward, O.B.E, 6. 14 Aug. 1882;
s of John Reed Marrack, J.P, of Tiverton; m. EUzabeth
Foster d of Roland Butler, Barristei, of Lincoln's Dm. Educ :
BlundeU's School, and Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Admiralty
Civil Servant. Address : Caer Eden, Lyonsdown Road, New
Bamet. Club : United Univ. (03827)
MARRIOTT, Major Donald James, O.B.E, R.E.
MARRIOTT, Ethel Gertrude, Mrs, M.B.E.
MARRIOTT, Capt. Herbert, O.B.E.
MARRIOTT, Herbert, C.B.E, 6. 1865. Chief Goods
Manager of Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway ; Traffic Sup.
Dearne Valley Railway ; Sec. S. Yorkshire Joint Line Com
mittee and Axholme Joint Line. Address : EUesmere House
Eccles (0564)
MARRIOTT, Surg.-Comm. Horace Bruce, O.B.E, R.N.
<S MARRIOTT, Brig.-Gen. John, C.B.E, M.V.O., D.S.O,
fi 3 Nov 1861 • s of John Marriott, of Stowmarket, Suffolk ;
to. CordeUa C.' Nevers, of St Johnsbury Vermont U S.A.
Educ: King's CoU. School, London. War Work : Com
manded the Surrey Infantry Brigade at outbreak of war;
Sterwards TconmTanded the 112th Inf. Brigade in France ;
finally commanding the 221st Mixed Brigade on Coast Defences ;
served with the Norfolk Regt. during the South African War.
MARRIOTT. Major Samuel Warburton, O.B.E, R.A.V.C,
19 Sent 1891 ¦ s of S. J. Marriott, of Northampton. Educ. :
Northampton 'Town and County School ; Welhngborough
Si ¥» Work: Landed in France, Aug. 1914, with
34th Bde R. FA, 2nd Division; remained with B.E.F.
Fiance until the Armistice ; commanded No 2 Mobile Veterin-
f tv Section 1st Division, and 2nd m command No. 5 Veterinary
Hospital 'Address: 55, Abington Street, Northampton. ^
MARRIOTT Major WUliam Mason, O.B.E, 5. 23 Feb.
iRoq . , of WilUam Hall Marriott, of Hopton Grange, Mirfield.
Vnrks-'m Violet Helen, d. of Percy Gordon. Educ: Rugby,
War -Work ' Served throughout war in 60th Rifles. Addresses .-

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Mars

THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Hopton Grange, Mirfield, Yorks ; The Manor School, Eermoy,
Co Cork (uqou)
MARS, Lieut. Lionel Jackson, M.B.E, 6. 31 Aug. 1896 ;
s of WilUam Oswald, of Yorkshire. Educ. : Merchant Taylors
School. Yorkshire Hussars, and R.A.F. ; now studying for
Commerce War Work : Commissioned in Yorkshire Hussars,
AprU, 1915; seconded to Royal Flying Corps, Sept 1916.
Address : 23, Mowbray Road, Brondesbury, London, N.W. 6.
(jjlfaOUo)
MARSACK, Col. Edward Lethbridge, O.B.E.
MARSDEN, Major Charles Howard, O.B.E, B.A, 6.
1 March 1876; s. of the late Rev. Maurice Howard Marsden,
MA of CoUiton, Dorchester ; m. Evelyn Grace Ida, d. of the
late Adm. the Rt. Hon. Sir Astley Cooper-Key, P.C, G.C.B,
D C L F.R.S. (see Burke's Peerage), of 55, Elm Park Gardens,
S W. Educ : Charterhouse, and Clare Coll, Cambridge.
Reserve of Officers ; late Alexandra Princess of Wales's Own
Yorkshire Regiment (1900-20). Address : Ingleton, Frensham.
Farnham, Surrey. (07451)
MARSDEN, Ethel, M.B.E. ; d. of Henry Marsden, J.P,
of Manchester. Educ. : Manchester High School, and Bangor,
N. Wales. War Work : Member of Committee of Soldiers
and SaUors' Wives and Mothers Relief Fund and Welfare,
Work in connection with it ; Unit Administrator, Q.M.A.A.C
overseas Service, July, 1917, to Nov. 1919. Address : c/o
Capt. Marsden, 165, High Street, Manchester, S.E. Club :
Withington Golf, Manchester. (M4549)
MARSDEN, Frank, M.B.E.
MARSDEN, Herbert Harrison, M.B.E, M.R.C.S,
L R C P, 6. 21 Sept. 1858 ; s. of EUis Marsden, of Claughton,
Birkenhead ; m. Edith Mary, d. of Robert Fisher Thompson,
of Kendal. Educ : Privately. Surgeon, Ormskirk Cottage
Hospital ; Medical Officer, Post Office. War Work : Initiated
the forming of the Ormskirk Cottage Hospital into an AuxiUary
Hospital in 1914 for the treatment of sick and wounded
soldiers ; Medical Officer in charge of personnel R.A.V.C. at
Scarisbrick HaU. Address : The HaU. Ormskirk, Lancs.
Club : Ormskirk GoU. (M8963)
MARSDEN, James Whittaker, O.B.E, 6. 4 Nov. 1870 ;
s. of Jeremiah Marsden, of Bolton, Lancs ; to. Maude, d. of
John Cooper, of New Street, London, E.C. Addresses : Stock
Exchange, London, E.C. ; St. David's, 29, Elmfield Road,
Bromley, Kent. Clubs : Bromley and Bickley Golf ; Bromley
County. (010928)
MARSDEN, Lieut. John, O.B.E.
MARSDEN, Major John Henry Frederick, O.B.E, T.D.
MARSDEN, Sir Thomas Rodgerson, C.B.E, J.P. ;
Managing Director of Piatt, Brothers & Co, War Contractors,
of Oldham ; Director and Member of CouncU of British Cotton-
Growing Association. Address : Brookhurst, Alexandra Road,
Oldham. (C238)
MARSDEN, WiUiam AUen, O.B.E,
MARSDEN, Capt. WUliam Murray, O.B.E.
MARSDEN, Winifrede, O.B.E, fi. 9 March, 1882; d.ol the
late Rev. Maurice Howard Marsden, M.A, of Moreton Rectory,
Dorchester. Commandant V.A.D. Dorset 92. War Work :
Commandant of CoUiton House V.A.D. Hospital from Nov.
1914, to May, 1919. Address : CoUiton House, Dorchester. (0542)
MARSH, Constance Mabel Worsey, M.B.E, fi. 14 July,
1887 ; d. of Col. Frank Marsh, C.B.E, of Birmingham. Educ :
Rippingale ; Eastbourne. War Work : Commandant of the
Beeches AuxiUary Hospital, BournvUle, 1915-19. Address :
Quarrv House, Northfield, Birmingham. (M8964)
MARSH, Major Cunliffe Hebbert, O.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1878;
s. of the late Col. Hippisley Cunliffe Marsh, 18th Bengal
Lancers, of Clarence Hill, Tunbridge Wells ; to. 1909, Nina
Helen, d. of James George Smith, of Row, Dumbartonshire.
Educ. : Repton School. Entered Prince of Wales Vol. (S.
Lancashire Regt.), 1899 ; Capt. Indian Army, 1908 ; Major,
1915 ; served in S. Africa, 1899-1901 ; present at relief of
Ladysmith (despatches, Queen's medal with seven clasps) ;
Great War, 1914-17, as Lieut.-Col. Comdg. a Batt. Cameron
Highlanders (despatches). (C8505)
MARSH, Ernest WilUam, O.B.E.
MARSH, Col. Frank, C.B.E.. M.Ch.; M.B., F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C (T.), D.L. (County of Warwick), 6. 16 June, 1855 ; s.
of Edward Marsh, of Tillington, near Stafford ; m. Annie
Constance, d. of WiUiam Hooper, of Beechwood, Clapham
Common. Educ. : King's CoU. and Hospital, London. Knight
of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England ;
Consulting Surgeon, Queen's Hospital, Birmingham ; Treas.
ex -President Bhmingham Medical Benevolent Society ; Vice-
President, Birmingham Medical Institute ; commanding 1st
Southern General Hospital and R.A.M.C. (T.), Bhmingham
Units ; Chairman, Recruiting Committee of Warwickshire
Territorial Force Association. War Work :¦ Officer Com
manding 1st Southern General Hospital, Aug, 1914, to May,
1917 ; Assistant Director of Medical Services, Birmingham
Area, Southern Command, June, 1917, to Sept. 1919.
Addresses : Quarry House, Northfield, Birmingham ; 93, Corn
waU Street, Birmingham. Club : Union, Bhmingham. (C1686)
MARSH, Jane, Mrs. Earle, M.B.E.
MARSH, Malcolm Ready, O.B.E. (011959)
MARSH, Major Octavius de-Burgh, O.B.E, B.A, M B,
B.Ch. (Cantab.), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 1 Sept.
1885 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. Octavius Edward Bulwer Marsh, J.P,
of Parkdale, Newport, Monmouthshire ; m. Elizabeth Mary,
d. of the Rev. Canon S. Hemphill, D.D, Litt. D„ of Drumbeg

Rectory, Dunmurray, Co. Antrim. Educ : Epsom Coll
School ; Pembroke CoU, Cambridge ; London Hospital"
Assist. Hon. Surgeon, Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, Hon'
War Work : Active service with R.A.M.C in France, 1914-19 •
Staff appointment as D.A.D.M.S. 3rd Army and 3rd Area'
B E.F. during 1919. Address : Parkdale, Newport, Mon
mouthshire. Club : Monmouthshire, Newport, Mon. (05543)
MARSH, Major WiUiam Lockwood, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MARSH, Esther Eleanora Mary, Mrs. CHISENHALE-
M.B.E. ; d. of Edward Byrom, D.L, of Culver, Exeter, and
Kersal CoU, Lancashire ; to. WUUam Swaine, D.L, J.p
Chairman, Essex County CouncU, s. of Thos. Coxheai
Chisenhale-Marsh, of Gaynes Park, Epping. War Wort-
Essex Local Committee War Pensions. Address: Gaynes
Park, Epping. (M8965)
MARSHALL, Capt. Albert Edward, M.B.E.
MARSHALL, Sir Arthur Harold, K.B.E, fi. 1870 ; s. of
the Rev. H. T. MarshaU, D.D. ; m. Louise, d. of the late Joseph
Hepworth, J.P, of Leeds, Torquay, and Harrogate. Educ :
Privately at Leeds and Halifax, and Yorkshire Univ. Barrister-
at Law ; called to the Bar, 1904 ; Hon. Sec. of the Yorkshire
Liberal Federation ; a Member of the Harrogate Corporation
for six years ; a Director of the Legal Insurance Co, J. Hep-
worth and Son, Ltd, Kenneth Durward, Ltd, and the Harro
gate Road Car Co. Addresses : 19, Wimborne Road, Bourne
mouth ; 1, King's Bench Walk, Temple. E.C, Clubs : Reform ;
National Liberal ; Leeds and County Liberal. (K93)
MARSHALL, Lieut. Arthur James, O.B.E.
MARSHALL, Capt. Arthur Timothy, O.B.E.
MARSHALL, Lieut. Colin Andrew, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MARSHALL, David Gregory, M.B.E.
MARSHALL, Elizabeth Middleton, Mrs. Ord, C.B.E.;
d. of the Rev. R. S. Beloe, of Holton St. Peter, Suffolk; m,
WUUam Ord MarshaU. Educ. : Privately and abroad. Im- ¦
perial Educational work ; Hon. Sec. League of Empire ;
Member of many committees on Educational Subjects.
Address : 124, Belgrave Road, S.W. (C737)
MARSHALL, Capt. Erie Stewart, C.B.E, M.C.
MARSHALL, Ethel Margaret, M.B.E.
MARSHALL, Capt. Frederick Herbert James, O.B.E.
MARSHALL, Capt. Frederick W., M.B.E.
MARSHALL, Capt. Geoffrey, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (S.R.).
MARSHALL, Capt. George Sims, M.B.E.
MARSHALL, Flight-Lieut. Gerald Struan, O.B.E.,
M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, L.D.S, Royal Air Force Medical Service.
War Work : Served with R.A.M.C.inEngland and Mesopotamia.
Address : c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, 3, WhitehaU Place, S.W.
(04133)
MARSHALL, Gertrude Mary, Mrs., M.B.E. Donor of
Pinner AuxUiary Hospital, Middlesex. (M10259c)
MARSHALL, Major Hannath Douglas, O.B.E, Indian
Defence. (09057(7)
MARSHALL, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Harry A., O.B.E.,
Can. A.M.C.
MARSHALL, Capt. Henry Edmund, O.B.E.
MARSHALL, Major Herbert Westmorland, O.B.E, R.E.
MARSHALL, Howard, O.B.E, M.A., M.B, B.C. (Camb.),
6. 20 Dec. 1870 ; s. of John Ferrow Marshall, of Sunderland ;
m. Florence Mary, d. of Charles E. Covey, of Alresford, Hants.
Educ. : Elmham, Norfolk ; Caius CoU, Cambridge ; St.
Bartholomew's Hospital, London, E.C. Surgeon. Surgeon
to Cirencester Hospital. Address : Park House, Cirencester,
Glos. Clubs : Royal Societies' ; East Gloucestershire, Ciren
cester. (010930)
MARSHALL, Lieut. Hugh John Cole, O.B.E, R.E. (T.). ,
MARSHALL, Major Isa CarsweU, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.).
MARSHALL, James Currie, M.B.E, 6. 27 May, 1855.
Goods Superintendent, College Station, Glasgow and S.W.
RaUway, Glasgow. War Work : Transport of Equipment,
Stores, etc. (M8967)
MARSHALL, Capt. James Frederick Stewart, O.B.E,
M.C, Can. A.M.C.
MARSHALL, Janet Sophia, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of John
CoUis, of Wyre Hall, Penkridge, Staffordshire ; m. Charles
Marshall. Educ. : Brighton and Oxford. Dictition and
Inspector of Military Hospital Kitchens and Food, under the
War Office. War Work : Lady Supt. in charge of Patients'
Kitchen at Chiseldon Camp Hospital, Sept. 1915, to Feb. 1917 ;
Lady Supt. in Charge of Patients' Kitchen at the Red. Cross
Hospital, Netley, May, 1917, to June, 1919. Address: 33,
Sinclair Road, West Kensington. Club : V.A.D. Ladies'. (M8968)
MARSHALL, John MacMillan, O.B.E.
MARSHALL, Kenneth McLean, C.B.E, B.A, LL.B,
6. 16 May, 1874 ; s. of Francis MarshaU, of Edinburgh ; m.
Gladys Kathleen, d. of Charles Stonham, C.M.G, F.R.CS, of
London. Educ. : Rugby, and Trinity Coll, Cambridge.
Deputy Judge Advocate. Address : 12, Chesham Place, S.W. 1.
Clubs: Union; Savile. (C2795)
MARSHALL, Capt. Legh Richmond Herbert Peter,
O.B.E, M.D, J.P, R.A.M.C, 6. 29 June, 1874 ; s. of the late
Henry MarshaU, M.D, of Clifton, Bristol ; to. Frances Marion,
d. of the late Charles Alexander Ainslie, Swinton Bank, Peebles.
Educ. ; Radley Coll. ; Univ. of Bristol (Engineermg) ; Univ.
of Edinburgh (Medical). Late Assist. Physician City Fever
Hospital, Edinburgh ; House Surgeon and Physician, Deaconess
Hospital, Edmburgn ; Clinical Assistant, Skin Dent, Edin
burgh, Royal Infirmary. War Work : Hon. M.O. i/c Venlaw

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Martin

Bed Cross AuxUiary Hospital, Peebles, . and Morelands Red
Cross Hospital ; M.O. i/c 14th Manchester Regt. ; M.O. i/c
European, Indian, West African and West Indian Wards,
No 2. African Stationary Hospital, Voi, E.A.E.F. ; M.O. i/o
Sanitation, Voi Post May, 1916, to Jan. 1917, also Staff Surgeon,
Voi Post ; M.O. Native Details Hospital, Dar-es-Salaam ;
O.C. Prisoners of War Hospital, Dar-es-Salaam; S.M.O.
Hakuru, and O.C. Command Camp Hospital, Nakuru ; twice
mentioned in despatches. Address : Peebles, Scotland.
Clubs : Fellow Royal Colonial Institute, London ; FeUow,
Royal Medical Society, Edinburgh. (O4160)
MARSHALL, Major Mark Henry, O.B.E, 6. 27 Dec.
1883 ; s. of the late Mark Bell Marshall, J.P, of Woodthorpe,
Stroud, Glos. ; m. Ethel, d. of J. Watson Kaye, of Mirfleld,
Yorks. Educ : Harrow, and Christ Church, Oxford. War
Work : 1914-16, served with R.A.S.C, 48th and 61st Divisions,
B.E.F. ; 1916-19, D.A.Q.M.G. at Chatham. Address : Heath-
field, Brimscombe, Glos. Clubs : Junior Carlton ; New
Oxford and Cambridge. . (0753)
MARSHALL, Capt. Oswald Peroival,' C.B.E, 6. 1857 ;
s. of the late Murray Marshall, of Godalming. Capt. Mercantile
Marine ; Elder Brother of Trinity House. (C907)
MARSHALL, Lieut. Reginald Ross, M.B.E.
MARSHALL, WilUam, M.B.E.
MARSHALL, Major WilUam Henry, O.B.E, Aust. A.D.S.
MARSHALL, WilUam Lee, O.B.E.
MARSHALL, Major David Bannerman BURT-, D.S.O,
O.B.E, Greek Order of the Redeemer, Seaforth Highlanders,
b. 14 July, 1887 ; s. of the late J. Burt-Marshall, of Limcarty,
Perthshire. Educ : Ardvreck, Crieff ; Rugby School ; R.M.C.
Camberley ; Staff CoU, Camberley, War Work : Served
throughout the war chiefly on the Staff in France, and latterly
in Salonica ; Wounded twice at Ypres and on the Somme ;
mentioned seven times in despatches. Address : Lumcarty,
Perthshire. Club : Conservative. (06446)
MARSHAM, George, C.B.E, J.P, D.L, 6. 10 AprU,
1849 ; s. of the Rev. G. F. Marsham, Rector of Allington,
Maidstone. Educ. : Eton and Merton CoU, Oxford. War
Work : Entertained Lady Superintendent and nurses at a
V.A.D. Hospital ; also Chahman of Executive Committee of
Lady Camden's Fund for the support of V.A.D. Hospitals in
Kent. Address : Hayle Cottage, Maidstone. Club : Junior
Carlton. (C2796)
MARSHAM, Joan, The Hon. Mrs. Sydney, O.B.E, 6.
Jan. 1888 ; d. of WiUiam Warry, I.S.O, of Shapwick, Somerset ;
m. Sydney Edward Marsham, s. of the 4th Earl of Romney
(see Bukke'S Peerage). War Work : Hon. Supt. of the Bibisco
Hut, Y.M.C.A, and the Queen Mary Club for Officers, Eaton
Square. Address : 5, South Eaton Place, S.W. 1. (0544)
MARSHAM, Hon. Reginald Hastings, O.B.E, J.P, 6.
19 Dec. 1865 ; s. of the 4th Earl of Romny, of The Mote, Maid
stone (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; m. Dora Hermione, d. of Charles
North, of Rougham, Norfolk. Educ. : Marlborough. War
Work : Aug. 1914 to Jan. 1916, served on Remount Service in
Canada and America ; 1916-18, commanded Croft Spar Re
mount Depot. Address : Rougham, Kings Lynn. Club :
Cavalry. (01648)
MARSON, Capt. Thomas Bertrand, M.B.E, R.A.F.
MARTEN, Capt. Leslie Howard, O.B.E, 6. 1886. Under
writer, Lloyds, E.C War Work : Adjutant, 29th London
Regt, Sept. 1914, to May, 1915 ; Staff Captain, 175th Infantry
Brigade, May, 1915, to April, 1917; Headquarters, 58th
Division, April to Oct. 1917 ; General Staff, 4th Army Head
quarters, Oct. 1917, to Feb. 1918 ; General Staff, 2nd Army
Headquarters, Feb. 1918, to Feb. 1919. Address: Maryon
Lodge, Hampstead. Club : City of London. (02633)
MARTER, AUce Eleanor, O.B.E, d. of the late Major-
General R. J. C Marter, of 1st Dragoon Guards, A.D.C. to
Queen Victoria, 1883-88. War Work : Wounded and Missing
Dept. B.R.C.S, and Order of St. John of Jerusalem. Address :
Warblington House, Havant, Hants. (010931)
MARTIN, Albert, O.B.E. (011996)
MARTIN, Lieut. Alfred, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
MARTIN, AUred Andrew, M.B.E.
MARTIN, Alfred James, O.B.E.
MARTIN, Major AUred Ridley, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MARTIN, Alfred Walter, M.B.E, 6. 21 Feb, 1878 ; s. of
John WUliam Martin, of St. HeUer, Jersey, 0.1. Educ. : St.
Helier's National School, Jersey. War Work: Conductor
E.A.O.C. ; served with British Expeditionary Force, France.
from Aug. 1914, to- June, 1920. Address : 2, Hospital Road,
Colchester. (M4550)
MARTIN, Lieut. Andrew, O.B.E, R.N.R.
MARTIN, Arthur, O.B.E.
MARTIN, Beatrix Maria, M.B.E.,. d. of General WiUiam
George Martin, of Hemingstone Hall, Ipswich (see Bukke'S
Landed Gentry). War Work : Commandant of V.A.D. Suffolk,
W; Commandant of Shruhland Park Auxiliary Hospital,
Suffolk. Address : Hemingstone Hall, Coddenham, Ipswich. (M722)
MARTIN, Major Charles James, O.B.E, T.D, R.A.M.C.
(T.), 6. 8 Nov. 1869 ; s. of Thomas Stanhope Walker Martin,
of BaUygonnel, Wicklow, Ireland ; m. Robina Elisabeth, d. of
Major-General John A. Gildea, late 81st Regt. Educ : Trinity
Coll, Dublin. Late Anaesthetist Bolingbroke Hospital, London.
War Wort: M.O. l/23rd Batt. London Regt.; D.A.D.M.S.
«th (London) Division ; in charge of Medical Division, Medical
Specialist, and in command, 35th General Hospital. Club :
Eoyal AutomobUe. (0554)

MARTIN, Major Charles Jasper, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C.
MARTIN, Charles Selwyn, O.B.E, 6. 1 Feb. 1873; s. of
Charles Martin, of Dartington, Devon ; to. Cynthia Mildred,
d. of Arthur Herbert Savory, of Merry Gardens, Burley, Hants.
Eduo : Lancing Coll. Director Messrs. Jame3 Keillor and Son,
Ltd. War Work : Assistant Director Food Production Dept.
(Horticulture); Director Fruit Production and Preservation
Ministry of Food. Address : Hunsdon MU1 House, Stanstead
Abbotts, Herts. Club : Farmers'. (0545)
MARTIN, T.-Lieut. David, O.B.E, A.M.I.E.E, 6. 12 Jan.
1874 ; s. of William Martin, of Glasgow ; to. Margaret Marie
Therese, d. of R. Macfle, of Rothesay and Glasgow. Educ. :
Allan Glens School, and Royal Technical Coll, Glasgow.
Late Works Manager, Messrs. Wm. McGeoch & Co, Ltd.,
Birmingham, Messrs. Medians', Ltd, Scotstoun, Glasgow, and
Messrs. Ferranti, Ltd, Manchester ; now Scottish District
Manager of Messrs. A. Reyrolle & Co, Ltd, Hebburn-on-
Tyne, and St. Helens Cable and Rubber Co, Ltd, Warrington.
War Work : In France and Belgium as Colour-Sergeant in
5th Scottish Rifles (T.F.) (The Cameronians), " 1914 " Star, and
latterly, 1916-19, as Chief Investigation Officer to Ministry of
Munitions into Industrial disputes. Addresses : 45, Hope
Street, Glasgow; 149, Peveril Avenue, Shawlands, Glasgow.
Club : Scottish Constitutional, Glasgow.
MARTIN, Lieut. Edward George, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
MARTIN, Elizabeth Evelyn, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Richard
Southon, of Port Elizabeth, S. Africa; to. Charles Beldam
Martin, City Treasurer, Capetown, s. of the Rev. Henry Martin,
of Cork, Ireland. Educ. : Port Elizabeth (S. Africa), and
Cheltenham. War Work : Organiser and President Red
Cross (Delicacies) No. 2 General Hospital, S. Africa ; Member
of Red Cross Committee, S. Africa. Address : Renfurley,
Groot Schuur Avenue, Rondebosch, S. Africa. (M1223)
MARTIN, Ernest Charles, M.B.E.
MARTIN, Col. Ernest Edmund, C.M.G, C.B.E,
F.R.CV.S, 6. 1869. Entered Army Vet. Corps, 1892 ; Lieut.-
Col. 1915 ; served in S. Africa, 1902 (Queen's medal with two
clasps) ; Great War, 1914-16 (despatches) ; Assist. Professor
at Army Vet. School, 1902-6 ; Comdt. there April to Aug.
1914 ; Dep. Director-Gen. of Vet. Sers. with rank of Col. (C1687)
MARTIN, Franois Edward, M.B.E.
MARTIN, Artiflcer-Eng. Frank Lewis, M.B.E, R.N.
MARTIN, Frederick Barclay, O.B.E, 6. 18 Jan. 1876 ;
s. of G. W. K. Martin, CivU Engineer, P.W.D, India ; to.
Margaret, d. of John Lawson Kelly, of 3, Belvedere Terrace,
Brighton. Educ : St. Paul's School, and Messrs. Wren and
Gurney's, of Bayswater. Civil Engineer, Indian State Railways.
War Work : Thrice mentioned in despatches : General Sir A.
Barrett's, operations against Mahsud, 1917 ; Government of
India's, War against Germany, 1918 ; General Sir C Munroe's,
war against Afghanistan, 1919. (O4066)
MARTIN, Gaston Pacroe de, M.B.E. Assistant Censor,
Hong Kong. (M10259<2>
MARTIN, Capt. George Walter Howard, C.B.E, R.N.,
6. 1859 ; s. of George Peter Martin, C.B, R.N, J.P, of High
lands, Emsworth, Hants. War Work : Naval Transport
Officer, Newhaven, Sussex ; Divisional Naval Transport
Officer " Thames," London, Devonport, and Plymouth. Ad
dress : Brockland, Saltwood, Hythe, Kent. Club : Cinque
Ports, Hythe. (C566)
MARTTN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. George WiUiam, M.B.E,
R.A.S.C MARTIN, Gerald, O.B.E.
MARTIN, Lieut.-Col. Gerald Hamilton, C.M.G, D.S.O,
O.B.E, 6. 1879 ; s. of WilUam John Martin ; m. Mary Augusta,
d. of the late George Banks Rennie (see Bukke'S Peerage,
Anglesey, M.). Entered King's Royal Rifle Corps, 1898 ;
Major, 1905 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1917 ; S. African War, 1899-
1902 (Queen's medal with four clasps, King's medal with two
clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches) ; appointed an
A.Q.M.G. 1918. (05548)
MARTIN, Capt. Gilbert Charles, M.B.E, fi. 1887 ; s. of
F. C. Martin, of Tewkesbury. Educ. : Dean Close Memorial
School, Cheltenham. War Work : Joined 1916 ; commissioned
March, 1917 ; service in Mesopotamia, May, 1917, until March,
1920 ; two mentions in despatches. Address : 103, High
Street, Tewkesbury. (M4895)
MARTIN, Capt. Harrison, M.B.E, R.F.A. (T.).
MARTIN, Capt. Harry Cutfleld, C.B.E, R.N. Served
in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C2280)
MARTIN, Capt. Herbert Walter, O.B.E, Can. A.M.C.
MARTIN, Lieut.-Col. Horace, O.B.E., R.E.
MARTIN, Hubert Stanley, C.B.E, 6. 12 Aug. 1879 ; s. of
the late Capt. Ernest Martin, 31st Regt. Educ. : Huntingdon
School, Teddington and King's CoU, London. Chief Passport
Officer, Foreign 'Office. War Work : Ln charge of the British
Passport Oflice throughout the war. Address : 43, Airedale
Avenue, Chiswick, W. 4. Club : Cavendish. ,<S2Hl}
MARTIN, Hugh Grey, O.B.E. (011753)
MARTIN, Sir James, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 21 Sept. 1861 ; s. of
WiUiam Butts Martin, of London ; to. Sara, d. of Thomas James
Firminger, of Honor Oak. Educ. : Christ's Hospital. Senior
partner in firm of Martin Farlow & Co, Incorporated Account
ants ; Fellow, Hon. Member and Adviser to Council of the
Society of Incorporated Accountants : Chairman of Council,
London Chamber of Commerce. War Work : Chairman
Surbiton Local Tribunal, 1916-19 ; Director of Contract
Costing, Ministry of Munitions, 1917 ; Member of Companies

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Acts Committee, 1918 ; Hon. Life Member of British Red
Cross Society, 1918. Addresses : 50, Gresham Street, E.C 2 ;
BeUair, Surbiton. Clubs : Reform i; New City. (M8Q9,72)
MARTIN, Major James Cecil, O.B.E, 6. 18 Aug. 1877 ;
s of John Martin, of Doncaster ; m. Jessie, d. of Henry Louis
Creswell, late Secretary of H.M. Post Office, Deland and
Scotland. Educ. : Suffield Park School, Cromer; and
Thorpearch Grange, Yorkshire. CivU Engineer; at present
Chief Engineer National Shipyards, Chepstow. War Work :
Retained by H.M. Post Office for construction of P.O. Tube
Rly ¦ trained at Richboro' Depot of R.E. ; seconded to
Admiralty, Sept. 1917, for preparation of designs for National
Shipyards ; officer-in-charge of Drawing Office at Admiralty
untU designs were completed ; transferred to site, June, 1918 ;
appointed Deputy Chief Engineer by Sir Frank Baines, whose
department H.M.O.W. took over the administration of the
yards for the Ministry of Shipping in 1919 ; and promoted to
Chief Engineer in July, 1920. Address : 7, Axholme Road,
Doncaster. (010934)
MARTIN, Lieut.-Col. James Fitzgerald, C.B.E, C.M.G,
M B, Ch.B, fi. 1876 ; s. of Surg.-Col. W. T. Martin, formerly
Army Med. Ser. ; m. 1908, Mary Latimer, d. of Col. Richard
Stanley Hawke Moody, C.B. Educ. : Bath Coll. and Edin
burgh University. Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. ; Dep. Assist.
Director-Gen. Army Med. Ser. ; S. African War, 1900-1 ;
present at actions of Poplar Grove and Driefontein (Queen's
medal with four clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches) ; Knight of Grace of Order of
St. John of Jerusalem in England. (C1688)
MARTIN, Capt. James Seaton, M.B.E, N.Z.A.P.C
MARTIN, Lieut. James Wright, M.B.E.
MARTIN, John Bentinck, M.B.E.
MARTIN, Capt. John Newton, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
MARTIN, May Angela, Mrs, M.B.E.
MARTIN, Norman Macdonald, C.B.E. (C3179)
MARTIN, Capt. Robert, M.B.E, R.A.
MARTIN, Capt. Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MARTIN, Paymaster-Lieut. Thomas, O.B.E, R.N.R.
MARTIN, WiUiam, M.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, J.P.
MARTIN, Major WiUiam Lewis, O.B.E, T.D.
MARTIN, Surg.-Comm. WilUam Ludgate, O.B.E,
MARTIN, Capt. Robert Fiennes WYKEHAM-, M.B.E,
MARTINDALE, Hilda, O.B.E.
MARTINE, Lieut. WilUam Robert, M.B.E, H.L.I.
MARTINEAU, Edith, Mrs, M.B.E.
MARTINELLI, Alfred, M.B.E, 6. 21 Feb. 1855 ; to.
Florence Anne FuUwood, d. of Thomas Beach, of Derby.
Late of the War Oflice. War Work : Confidential work under
the Military Secretary. Address : Sidbank, Sidmouth. (M2137)
MARTYN, Major Anthony Wood, O.B.E, D.S.O.
MARTYN, Lieut. John, O.B.E.. R.N.R.
MARTYN, Major Samuel, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, (T.),
6. 18 May, 1874 ; s. of David Martyn, J.P, of Airdrie ; to.
Elizabeth Adam, d. of Robert Adam, J.P, of BushyhiU, Cam-
buslang. Educ. : Glasgow High School, and Glasgow Univ.
Physician ; Medical Officer to Post Office and Board of Educa
tion (Scot.). War Work : 1914 to 1919 Medical Officer, 9th
H. L. I. (Glasgow Highlanders) ; O.C General Hospital,
France. Address : FuUarton House, Airdrie. Lanarkshire. (05550)
MARTYR, Richard Edward, C.B.E, I.S.O, 6. 26 Aug.
1857 , s. of Richard Barnard Martyr, of Paddington ; m.
1st, Beatrice, d. of W. H. Waring, of Westbourne Park (who
died 1902), 2nd, Annie, d. of G. Garland, of Maida Vale. Educ. :
St. James's School, Bayswater, and privately. Clerk, Board
of Trade, 1873-1903 ; Sec, Ichthyological Research Com
mittee, 1902 ; transferred with Fisheries work to Ministry
of Agriculture and Fisheries, 1903 ; 1st class clerk and head
of Fisheries Branch of that Office, 1907-1920 ; appointed on
staff of Fishery Section, Maritime Service, Reparation Com
mission, 1920 ; awarded the Imperial Service Order, 1917.
War Work : Had charge of administrative work connected
with the regulation of Fishing operations, the issue of permits
to Fish, chartering of fishing boats for naval purposes, recruit
ment of fishermen for the Navy and other war time activities
of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, including control
of Belgian fishing boats based at English ports, for which he
was awarded the Decoration of ChevaUer, Order of Leopold II.
of Belgium. Address : 27, Dundonald Road, Brondesbury
Park, N.W. (C2798)
MARWOOD, Brig.-Gen. Henry, C.B.E, 6. 1864. Col.
and Hon. Brig.-Gen. (ret.) ; Zululand, 1888 ; Dongola, 1896
(Brevet Major, 4th class Medjidie, Egyptian medal with
clasps, medal) ; S. Africa, 1902 (Queen's medal with two
clasps) ; served in Great War (despatches) (C1689)
MARX, Susannah Brandh, Mrs., O.B.E.
MASCALL.Major Maurice Edward, D.S.O, O.B.E, R.G.A.
MASHITER, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, M.B.E.
MASKALL, George Stephen, O.B.E.
MASKELL, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Edward, O.B.E, 6. 10
Feb. 1873 ; s. of the late Stewart Eaton Maskell, of London, W. ;
m Maria CecUia, d. of Embert Brands, of Rotterdam. Educ :
Downside College. Managing Director, Devon and Genl.
Assets, Ltd. War Work : Devon Regt, attached 42nd Division,
GaUipoli, Egypt, aud France ; commanded l/7th Lancashire

O.B.E.,

Fusiliers from Aug. 1916, to Sept. 1917. Address : 9, Kingsley
Terrace, Westward Ho ! N. Devon. (07456)

MASKENS, Harry Frederick, M.B.E.
MASLIN, Charles James, O.B.E.
MASON, Mrs. Adeline, O.B.E
MASON, Lieut.-Col. Albert Wilberforce,
F.R.C.V.S., R.A.V.C. (T.).
MASON, Alexander NeU, O.B.E.
MASON, AUred, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 27 Sept. 1877 ; s. of the
late Thomas Edward Mason, of Deal, Kent. Educ: Epsom
Coll. Surgeon and Agent, H.M. Admiralty ; Medical Officer
of Health for Boro' of Deal ; Port Sanitary Medical Officer;
Asst. County Director British Red Cross Society. War Wort:
Medical Officer in charge St. Anselm's Red Cross Hospital;
two years on Active Service in Palestine and I'rance. Address :
The Limes, Deal. Club : Deal and Walmer Union. (O10935)
MASON, Major Alfred SideU, O.B.E.
MASON, Capt. Algernon Montague Wilson, M.B.E.
MASON, Cecil Charles, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 20 Nov. 1880 ;
s of Walter Mason, M.B.E, of Sydenham, London, S.E. ;
m. Norah A, d. of — Evers. Educ. : Clifton CoU, and Trinity
Hall, Cambridge. Joint Managing Director of the Cambridge
and Paul Instrument Co, Ltd. ; Director of Optical Manu
facturers Mutual Insurance Association ; Member of Council,
British Scientific Instrument Research Association. For
Work : His Company was a controlled establishment ; he
was also Technical Adviser to the ControUer of Gun Ammunition
at Ministry of Munitions ; Member of the panel Munition
Invention Department ; Associate Member, Ordnance Com
mittee, Woolwich. Address: Beverley, Cavendish Avenue,
Cambridge. (010936)
MASON, Capt. David, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 11 May, 1862;
s of George Johnston Mason, of Glasgow ; m. Joan Mac
Kintosh, d. of George Mylne, of Glasgow. Educ: Queen's
Park, Glasgow. Magistrate and CounciUor of the City of the
County of Glasgow ; Consul for Montenegro in Glasgow.
War Work : Chairman of Glasgow Corporation Committee in
charge of Recruiting, Equipping, and Training four Battalions
of Infantry and one Brigade of ArtUlery. Addresses : Dyke-
neuk, PoUokshields, Glasgow ; 36, Queen Street, Glasgow.
Clubs: Conservative; Merchants', Glasgow. (010937)
MASON, Lieut.-Col. Douglas Herbert CampbeU, D.S.O,
O B E 6 16 Feb. 1883 ; s. of John Herbert Mason, of Toronto,
Canada. Educ : Ridley CoU, St. Catharines, Ont, and
Univ of Toronto. War Work : Served in 3rd Canadian .
Batt, Toronto Regt, Sept. 1914 ; France, Feb. 1915 ; wounded
2nd Battle of Ypres, AprU, 1915 ; Major, Feb. 1916 ; wounded
June 1916 ; 2nd in Command 3rd Batt. Toronto Regt, Deo.
1916 ; bar to D.S.O. 1918 ; wounded Sept. 1918 ; Lieut.-Col,
AprU 1919. Address : 295, RusseU HU1 Road, Toronto.
Clubs : University, Toronto ; Royal Canadian Yacht ; Canadian
MiUtary Institute. _ _, (O6031)
MASON, Major Edward, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MASON, Lieut.-Col. Edward George, O.B.E, C.A.M.C.
MASON, Lady Evelyn Margaret, O.B.E, Lady of Grace of
the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; d. of James Ludovie, 26th
Earl of Crawford, K.T. (see Bukke'S Peerage); m. James
Francis Mason, J.P, s. of the late James Mason, J.P, of
Eynsham HaU, Witney, Oxon. War Work: Donor and
Administrator, Mason Hospital for Officers, 16, Bruton Street,
W. 1, Oct. 1914, to Jan. 1919. Addresses : Eynsham HaU,
Witney, Oxon. ; 16, Bruton Street, W. 1. (010938)
MASON, Florence Dene, M.B.E.
MASON, Frank John, M.B.E, J.P.
MASON, Major Frederic Eugene, O.B.E, V.D.
MASON, Capt. Henry George, O.B.E.
MASON, Lieut.-Col. Henry Hyde WiUiamson, O.B.E, 6.
8 March, 1857 ; s. of the late Major-Gen. John Mason, of
Comrie House ; m. Florence, d. of Col. Alexander Hannay.
Educ. : Harrow. Officer Commanding 2nd Batt. R.G.L.l.
MUitia; 44th Regt. 1878-1905; appointed embarkation
staff 1910 to command a Batt. R. Guernsey L.I. (Militia) Viii.
War Work : Served in South Africa, 1899-1901 ; commanded
the 2nd Res. Batt. R. Guernsey L.I. 1916-20. Address:
Glencoe, St. Martins, Guernsey. Club : PubUc Scn00!?j8892)
MASON, Herbert, M.B.E.
MASON, Lieut. Horace George, M.B.E, R.G.A.
MASON, Major James Ernest, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MASON, Major John Henry, O.B.E.
MASON, Major John Wright, M.B.E, M.B, CM, D.P.H,
M.R.CS.E, late 2nd E.Y.V.A, 6. 4 May, 1852 ; s. of George
Draper Mason, of Marston, Grantham ; to. Annie, d. of Robert
Johnson, of Westborough, Grantham. Educ. : Aberdeen TJmv,
and Guy's Hospital, London. Medical Officer of Health, Uty
and Port of Hull ; Surgeon, City Police. Address : 78, Beverley
Road, Hull. (M8978)
MASON, Joseph Warren Leets, O.B.E. .
MASON, Major Laurence, O.B.E, M.C, Belgian Croix de
Guerre, fi. 27 Aug. 1886 ; s. of Herbert W. Mason, J.P, <«
Sproughton Manor, nr. Ipswich ; to. Margaret MeneUa, d. or
the late Rev. H. P. JoUye, M.A, of Warwick. Educ..
Charterhouse ; Christ Church, Oxford. Indian Forest Service.
War Work: Served in R.F.A, Oct. 1914, to Oct. 1919 ; twice
mentioned in despatches ; served in France, Jan. 1915, to
Feb. 1919. Address : c/o H. S. King & Co, 9, PaU Mall, S.W.
Club: Cavendish. <P„2637
MASON, Mary Margaret, O.B.E, 6. 20 July, 1872; d.
of the late Rev. G. J. Blore, D.D, of St. Stephen's House,
Canterbury ; m. the Rev. Arthur James Mason, D.D, Canon
of Canterbury. Educ: privately. War Work: Chairman

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of the Executive Committee of the Canterbury and District
War Work Depot. Address : The Precincts, Canterbury. (010939)
MASON, Capt. Robert WylUe, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MASON, Capt. Samuel, O.B.E. -
MASON, Walter, M.B.E, Officer of the Order of the Crown,
Belgium, fi. 27 Dec. 1851 ; s. of Charles Mason, of Canter
bury, Kent. Educ. : King's School, Canterbury ; Continent,
Germany and France. War Work : President, Belgian
Refugees Committee, Sydenham ; Vice-President, Belgian
Government Schools, Sydenham ; Treas. War Savings Com
mittee, Sydenham. Address: Woodfield, Dacres Road, Forest
HiU, S.S. 23. Club : City Carlton. (M8979)
MASON, WiUiam Thomas, M.B.E.
MASON, Major Godfrey Noel Grey MONCK-, O.B.E, A.I.
MASON, Rev. Richard Swann SWANN-, O.B.E, M.A,
R.N. MASSEY, AUen, Mrs., O.B.E.
MASSEY, Major Charles Montague Hamilton, O.B.E.
MASSEY, Christina AUen, C.B.E. (C371)
MASSEY, Major Everard Ernest, M.B.E, fi. 1 Dec. 1880 ;
s. of W. E. Massey ; m. Annette Mabel, d. of — Gray. Educ. :
Ascham ; Eastbourne ; City of London. War Work : En
listed, Inns of Court, April, 1915 ; commissioned, R.A.S.C,
July, 1915 ; Mesopotamia, 1916-19 ; twice mentioned in
despatches. Address: Hampden Club, London N.W. 1.
(M4896)
MASSEY, WiUiam Thomas, O.B.E.
MASSIE, Anne, M.B.E.
MASSIE, Major Robert, O.B.E, F.R.CS, R.A.M.C, 6. 15
Jan. 1887 ; s. of W. H. Massie, of Edinburgh. Edue. : George
Watson's Coll, Edinburgh ; Royal CoU. of Surgeons, Edinburgh.
Hon. Surgeon, Royal Richmond Hospital. War Work :
Served overseas with B.E.F, Salonica Exped. Force, and Rhine
Army, Aug. 1915, to March, 1 920 ; twice mentioned in des
patches. Address : 75, Queen's Road, Richmond, Surrey.
Club : Royal AutomobUe. (05554)
MASSON, Professor Davies Orme, O.B.E, D.Sc, F.R.S,
Professorof Chemistry, Melbourne University; m.Mary, C.B.E.
[q.v.), d. of the late Sir John Struthers, M.D, of Aberdeen.
Address: The University, Melbourne.
MASSON, James Irvine Orme, M.B.E, D.Sc. War
Wort : Research Department, Woolwich. Address : Univer
- sity College, Gower Street, London, W.C. 1. (M2138)
MASSON, Mary, Mrs., C.B.E, 6. 1862 ; d. of the late
Sir John Struthers, M.D, of Aberdeen ; m. 1886, David Orme
Masson, O.B.E, D.Sc, F.R.S, Professor of Chemistry, Mel
bourne University (_.».). Rendered services to Victoria League,
Australian Red Cross, and AustraUan Comforts Fund during
Great War. Address : The University, Melbourne. (C365)
MASSY, Col. Percy Hugh Hamon, C.B.E, ft. 1857 ; to.
1888, Rosamund Amabel Nora, d. of the late Sir Carey John
Knyvett, K.C.B. Lieut.-Col. and Brevet Col. (ret.) ; Afghan
War, 1879-80 (medal); Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1691)
MASTER, Capt. Frederick HiU, O.B.E, R.E. (T.)
MASTER, 2nd Lieut. Archie George CHESTER-, M.B.E,
R.A.S.C. MASTERMAN, Air Commodore Edward Alexander
Dimsdale, C.M.G, C.B.E, A.F.C, R.A.F, 6. 15 April, 1880 ;
s. of Edward Masterman, Jun, of Torquay ; m. Heather
Frances, d. of Rev. E. P. Gregg, of Torquay. Educ. : Evelyns,
Oxbridge. President, Inter-AUied Aeronautical Commission
of Control (Germany). War Work : Served in the Admiralty,
and work in connection with Naval Airships. Address : The
Firs, Hook, Basingstoke. Club : R.A.F. (C2347)
MASTERMAN, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Spry, C.B.E, J.P,
fi. 1866; s. of the late WiUiam Masterman, of Hampstead,
N.W. S. African War (despatches thrice, King's and Queen's
medals) ; joined British S. Africa Police, 1898, and is now
Lieut.-Col. ; ControUer S. Rhodesian Defence Force. Address :
Salisbury, S. Rhodesia. Club : SaUsbury (Rhodesia). (C736)
MASTERS, Lieut. Albert Frederick, O.B.E, R.N.R.
MASTERS, Capt. Denis Macpherson, M.B.E, 6. 2 Aug.
1893; s. of Gertrude Helen Masters, of Bowden, Cheshire.
Educ. : Elstow School, Bedford. War Work : Served in the
Army, 1915-19. Address: Elstow, Fermoy Road, Thorpe
Bay, Essex. (M5457)
MASTERS, Rev. Thomas Heywood/CB.E, M.A, 6. 1865 ;
s. of Heywood Masters, of Didsbury. Educ. : Christs' CoU.
Cambridge. Vicar of E. Meon ; Hon. 1st class Chap, to the
Forces; served in Great War, 1914-19, as Staff-Chap. 4th
Army, and Assist. Chap. -Gen. in France (despatches). Address :
last Meon Vicarage. Petersfield. (C1290)
MASTERS, WUfrid John, M.B.E.
MASTERSON, Major WUUam, O.B.E.
MASTERTON, John, M.B.E, Div. Inspector of Mines.
MASTERTON, Rev. John, M.B.E.
MATCHAM, Lieut. Sydney Harold, M.B.E.
MATCHAM, Col. WiUiam, D.S.O, O.B.E.
MATCHETT, Lieut.-Col. Gerald Keith, O.B.E, 6. 1
March, 1866 ; x. of Rev. H. H. Matchett. M.A, Rector of
Stratton Strawless, Norfolk ; m. Mary Virginia, d. of Percy
Charringtou, of Burys Court, Reigate. Educ. : Royal Naval
School. Joined the Connaught Rangers as Lieut, Nov. 1886 ;
retired Nov. 1909: War Work : Served in Sudan campaign,
1896-98 ; battle of Omdurman ; mentioned in despatches ;
Brevet-Major (2 medals and 2nd Class Order of the Medjidieh) ;
served in Egyptian Army with rank of Pasha ; served through-

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out European War on Staff of War Office and in France ;
twice mentioned in despatches ; promoted Lieut.-Col. Ad
dress : Broadview, Petersfield, Hants. Clubs : Army and
Navy ; Royal Albert Yacht. (05557)
MATHER, Alice, Mrs., M.B.E. ; to. Charles Mather, for
many years Assistant Manager Wigan Coal and Iron Co, who
died 1919. War Work: Superintendent of St. John's
Ambulance Div, St. John Ambulance Brigade ; equipped
nurses ; organised three voluntary workrooms, St. John's and
Red Cross joint centre, which despatched garments and
medical articles to the front ; worked ou behalf of local War
Pensions, Food Control, consumption cases, and raised much
money for needs of local soldiers' famiUes. Address: Hall
Lane, Hindly, nr. Wigan. (M8981)
MATHER, Alioe Lilian, M.B.E, 6. 23 Nov. 1874 ; d. of
Rev. F. A. Mather. Educ : Cheltenham Ladies' Coll. War
Work : Red Cross Enquiry Office for Wounded and Missing.
Address : Highbury House, Hitehin, Herts. (M8982)
MATHER, Arthur Stanley, C.B.E, 6. 13 May, 1842 ;
s. of J. P. Mather, of Bootle Hall, Liverpool ; m. Frances, d.
of the late Thomas Court. Educ. : Rugby. Admitted Solicitor
in 1865 ; retired 1916 ; is a J.P. and Alderman for Liverpool ;
Lord Mayor, 1915-16 ; Vice-President of Liverpool Convales
cent Institution. War Work : Chairman of the Lancashire
(West Derby Division) Military Appeal Tribunal, and of the
Profiteering Appeal Tribunal. Address : Beechwood, Woolton,
Liverpool. Club : Conservative, Liverpool. (C240)
MATHER, Joseph Louis, O.B.E.
MATHER, Capt. WiUiam Harold, O.B.E, R.E. (T.).
MATHERS, Lieut.-Col. David, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1870.
Lieut.-Col. E. Yorkshire Regt. ; Comdt. of a Rest Camp ;
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (05558)
MATHERS, Rev. James, O.B.E.
MATHERS, John Jephson, M.B.E.
MATHERS, Mary Augusta, Mrs., O.B.E.
MATHESON, Capt. Edmund George, O.B.E.. R.E.
MATHESON, Major Frederiok WUliam, M.B.E.
MATHESON, Capt. Ian McLeod Angus, O.B.E.
MATHESON, Ivy, O.B.E.; d. of Roderick Matheson,
3rd s. of the late Sir Alexander Matheson, Bart, of Lochalsh
(see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Hon. Sec, Ladies'
Emergency Committee of Navy League ; Divisional Director,
Women's Royal Naval Service. Address: 11, CressweU
Gardens, S.W. 5. Club : Forum.
MATHESON, Percy Ewing, M.B.E.
MATHESON, Wilhelmina Jean, Mrs., O.B.E.: d. of
Colonel James Waddell-Boyd, 56th Regiment ; m. John CoUn
(Lieut.-Col, R.E.), s. of the Rev. John Matheson, M.A, Hamp
stead. War Work : Superintendent, Royal Engineers' Prisoners
of War Fund ; Queen Mary's Guild, War Hospital Supply
Depot, Admiralty House ; Chatham (mentioned by Sec. of
State for War) ; Y.M.C.A, GiUingham, Kent (Order of Red
Triangle and bar) ; War Pensions, Kent Local Committee.
Address : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, 16 Charing Cross. (010941)
MATHEW, Charles James, C.B.E, K.C, 6. 24 Oct. 1872 ;
s of Lord Justice Mathew ; m. Anna, d. of James Cassidy, of
Monasterevan, Co. KUdare, Ireland. Educ. : The Oratory
School, Birmingham ; Trinity Hall, Cambridge. War Work :
Member of the Statutory Committee (Pensions) ; Chairman
of the Special Grants Committee. Addresses : 76, Woodside,
Wimbledon ; 4, Old Square, Lincoln's Inn. Club : Athenaeum.
MATHEW, Lieut. Felton Arthur Hamilton, O.B.E, M.C.
MATHEWS, Lieut. Charles Bernard, M.B.E, R.E.
MATHEWS, George Alfred, M.B.E, M.C, R.A.O.C.
MATHEWS, Major Henry Edmunds, O.B.E, T.D,
F R I.B.A, 6. 22 Mav, 1868 ; s. of J. Douglass Mathews.
F R I.B.A, F.S.I, of Highbury, N. ; m. Florence Mabel, d. of
H Jefferiss, of Sydenham. Educ. : Merchant Taylors' and
Guilds of City of Loudon CoU. Architect; Architect and
Surveyor to St. Bartholomew's Hospital and London Estates,
and also to Worshipful Company of TaUow Chandlers. War
Work ¦ Major in the 4th Batt. Royal Sussex Regt. ; mobilised
Aug 1914 ; Headquarter Staff of London Command, March,
1915 to March, 1919. Addresses : 11, Dowgate HiU, E.C. 4 ;
Anderida, Melville Avenue, South Croydon, Surrey. Clubs. ¦
Gresham; Church; Imperial. ( O3150)
MATHEWS, LesUe, M.B.E. T. Commercial Assistant,
Ministry of Shipping. (M10259e)
MATHEWS, Robert Gordon, O.B.E, Can. A.P.C
MATHEWSON, AUred Eugene, O.B.E, 6. 14 March,
1875 • s of J. E. Mathewson, of Neosho, Wisconsin. U.S.A. ;
to. Constance Mary, d. of Charles Nickson, of Altrincham
Educ ': Sheffield ; Sheffield Middle Class School ; Sheffield
Technical School; Firth Coll, Sheffield. Managing Director
of Messrs George Richards & Co, Ltd, of Broadheath, Man
chester, Machine Tool Makers ; also Managing Director of
Messrs Telghmans' Patent Sand Blast Co, Ltd, of Broad-
heath ' near Manchester. War Work : Making of machine-
tools 'for the manufacture of guns and sand-blast machinery
for shells, steel, iron, and brass castings. Address : Woodheys,
Sale, Cheshire. Clubs : Engineers, Manchester ; Royal
Mersey Yacht, Liverpool; Eccentric; R.A.C; Constitutional. (010942)
MATHIAS, Major James Herbert, O.B.E.
MATHIAS, Major Lewis James, C.B.E, R.F.A, Deputy-
Lieut, for County of Cardigan, J.P. (Cardigan), Governor of Umy.
Coll of Wales, Member of Court of Welsh National Library, fi.
1 Nov 1861 ; s. of John Mathias, Aberystwyth (see Bukke'S
9. i

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Peerage) ; m. Elsie Marion, d. of Edward Hooper, of Birmingham.
Educ -Aberystwyth Grammar School. Steamship Owner. War
Work ¦ Da command of Cardiganshire Recruiting Area during
the war. Address : Bronfadarn, Aberystwyth. Club : St.
Davids, Aberystwyth. •n(£2803;)
MATHIAS, Lieut.-Col. Oswald LleweUyn, O.B.E, 6.
Feb 10, 1883 ; s. of the late Colonel H. H. Mathias, C.B,
A.D C, of 1st Batt. Gordon Highlanders ; to. Violet Mont
gomerie d of the late James Williamson, of Tunbridge Wells.
Educ : Fettes. Late The ,_Welsh Regt. ; now Regional
Director, Yorkshire Region, Ministry of Pensions. War
Work : Served in South African War and European War,
1914-19 ; mentioned in " London Gazette " May, 1917.
Address : Junior Army and Navy Club, Horse Guards Avenue,
S W 1. Clubs : Junior Army and Navy ; M.C.C. (03151)
MATHIESON, Capt. WilUam, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, 6.
21 Sept. 1883 ; s. of the late John Mathieson. Educ. : Cam
bridge Univ., and St. Thomas's Hospital, London. War Work :
Served in GaUipoli, Egypt, and Palestine, 1915-19. Address :
c'o Holt & Co, 3, WhitehaU Place, S.W. . (06243)
' MATHISON, Mary Martin, Mrs, M.B.E. (M10505)
MATON, Lieut.-Comm. Reginald Foster Pitt, O.B.E.,
R.N, t. 30 May, 1886 ; s. of Leonard James Maton, of Sundial
House, Kensington. Educ. : Rokeby, Wimbledon, and R.N.
School, Lee-on-Solent. War Work : Gunnery Lieut, of
H.M.S. "Duncan" Aug. 1914-15; Experimental Gunnery
Officer H.M.S. " ExceUent," March, 1915 tiU Armistice. Club :
Junior United Service. (01656)
MATON, WiUiam CUfford, M.B.E.
MATON, Lieut. WiUiam Henry George, M.B.E, R.A.
MATSON, James, O.B.E.
MATSON, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E, MU. Farms Dept, I.A.
011754)
MATTHEW, John Godfrey, O.B.E. (011942;
MATTHEW, Ruth Mary, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 24 April, 1882 ;
d. of James Ramsay, of Dundee, and Arbroath. Educ.
Arbroath High School, and Harris Academy, Dundee. War
Work : Hon. Organising Secretary for South Africa Lord
Roberts Memorial Fund. Address : P.O., Box 60. East
London, South Africa. (M8984)
MATTHEWS, AUce May, M.B.E, 6. 1 May, 1889 ; d. of
Colonel C. J. Matthews (late Middlesex Regt.), of Glenure
House, Charlton Kings, Glos. Educ. : Badminton House,
CUfton, Bristol. Assistant Radiographer. War Work : X-ray
work, Cheltenham Red Cross Hospitals, 1914 to present date.
Addresses : Glenure House, Charlton Kings ; Ashfield, BayshiU
Road, Cheltenham. (M8985)
MATTHEWS, Arthur, O.B.E.
MATTHEWS, Capt. Clement Norman, M.B.E.
MATTHEWS, Major Durham, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 15 Jan.
1876 ; s. of the late T. B. Matthews, of Thorparch HaU, York
shire ; m. EUeen, d. of Sir John Talbot Power, Bart, of Eder-
mine, Co. Wexford, Deland (see Burke's Peerage). 17th
Lancers, R. of O. War Work : Served in France as A.P.M,
16th (Dish) Division. Addresses : ClonsiUa Grange, Co.
DubUn, Deland ; 314, St. James' Court, London. Club :
Army and Navy ; Bachelors' ; KUdare Street ; DubUn. (08879)
MATTHEWS, Major Edward, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 4 May,
1864 ; s. of the late Joseph Matthews, J.P, of Foxbury, near
Sevenoaks, Kent ; m. C. 1, d. of the late Lewis D. Wigan, J.P,
of Oakwood Park, Maidstone. Educ. : Privately. 3rd Essex
MUitia. War Work : Joined, in Sept. 1914, 11th Batt. Essex
Regt. ; went to France, July, 1915 ; invaUded home after the
battle HuUock-Loos ; joined 12th Essex Regt. ; 2nd in com
mand of 53rd T.S. Training Reserve BattaUon until Feb. 1918 ;
went to Gibraltar, joined as 2nd in command 1st S.B. Cheshire
Regt. ; disbanded Sept. 1919 ; mentioned in despatches,
Jan. 1916. Address : Foxbury, near Sevenoaks, Kent.
Club : Conservative. (O7460)
MATTHEWS, Edward Henry, M.B.E,
MATTHEWS, Lieut. Ernest Francis K., M.B.E.
MATTHEWS, Capt. Ernest James, O.B.E, 6. 14 March,
1871 ; J. W. Matthews, of BaUinagore, Co. Westmeath ; m.
Henrietta Maud,<Z. of Alexander Eaton, of Carlow Educ ¦
Knockdrin, Co. Westmeath. District Remount Officer, No. 3
District, 1 Circle, Western Command. War Work : Bechuana-
land, 1896-97 ; South African Campaign, 1899-1902 ; Mafe-
king Siege, Operations in Transvaal and O.R.C ; Remount
Department, Dieppe and Romsey, 1914-19. Address : 155,
Burton Road, West Didsbury, Manchester. (07461)
MATTHEWS, Florence, Mrs. Arthur Kennard, O B E
MATTHEWS, Major Frank Melvin, O B E
MATTHEWS, Lieut. Frederick GwiUiam, M.B E
MATTHEWS, Lieut. Harry, M.B.E, LA R 0
MATTHEWS, Capt. Herbert, O.B.E, M»C, KO.Y.L.I.
MATTHEWS, Major L;eweUin Washington, O.B E.
MATTHEWS, Capt. Noel Lane, M.B.E, R FA
MATTHEWS, OUve Harrington, M.B.E, 6. 2 Aug 1887 •
d. of Philip Walter Matthews, of Bankers' Clearing House,
London. Educ : Mary Datchelor School, CamberweU. War
Work : Headquarters CamberweU Division V.A.D. Aug 1914
to March, 1916 ; V.A.D. Headquarters Staff, March, 1916, to
July, 1919; Commandant Detachment 228 Aug 1914 to
July, 1919. Address: 67, Sedlescombe Road South, S.
Leonards, Sussex. f"\[89R7i
MATTHEWS, Capt. PhUip Edwin, M B E v-""»°<;
MATTHEWS, Robert Lee, M.B.E, 6. 28 Aug. 1876 ; s. of
William, late of Leeds; m. Ada, d. of John Parkinson, of
Leeds. Educ. : Central High School, Leeds, and St. George's

School, Leeds. Assistant Chief Constable, Leeds City Police
War Work : Special assistance In emergency measures under
taken by poUce during the war. Address : Town HaU, Leeds
(M8988)
MATTHEWS, Major Robert Saxon, M.B.E, N.Z.A P C
MATTHEWS, S. EmUy, M.B.E, d. of John Matthews
J P of Trehlnon, Amlwch, Anglesey. Educ. : Privately •'
Manchester School of Art. March, 1917, to Dec. 1919, Organis
ing Sec. for Anglesey and Carnarvonshire Women's Branch
Board of Agriculture and Fisheries ; Member of the Anglesey
Education Authority ; Hon. See. of Anglesey Nursing Com
mittee, and of Anglesey Victoria Nursing Association ; Hon
Sec. and Organiser of Anglesey Union of VUlage Halls and
Societies (affiUated to V.C.A.) ; Member of Anglesey Employ
ment Committee. (AIS98.)
MATTHEWS, Lieut. Thomas, M.B.E.
MATTHEWS, Thomas Leigh, O.B.E.
MATTHEWS, Lieut. Thomas Samuel, O.B.E.
MATTHEWS, Col. Valentine, C.B.E. (Mil. Div.), VD
M.R.C.S, R.A.M.C, 6. 14 Feb. 1855 ; s. of WiUiam Matthews, of
Dulwich ; m. Maude, d. of I. H. Garland. Educ. : St. Paul's
School, and King's CoU, London. Associate of King's Coll
London ; Hon. Ltf e Member St. John Ambulance Association ¦'
1st Iefe Hon. No. 3 Ambulance, Cruz Roja, Madrid; late
Senior Surgeon, Westminster General Dispensary ; T. Lieut.-Col.
in Army ; County Director, V.A.D, T.F. Association (County
of London), 1909-17 ; Inspector of Rest Houses, London
District ; Medical Registrar and House Physician King's Coll.
Hospital. War Work : County Director V.A.D. T.F. Associa
tion, County of London ; Inspector of Rest Houses, London
District ; organised reception, distribution, transport, and
food for soldiers on leave in, or passing through, London;
also organised the FTee Buffets at the seven London Termini.
Address : 29, Onslow Square, S.W. 7. Club : Reform. (C241)
MATTHEWS, Major WilUam John Richardson, O.B.E,
J.P, Croice di Guerra (Italy), 6. 1872 ; s. of WiUiam Matthews,
of LlangoUen, Denbighshire ; m. Violet, d. of Arthur Labouchere,
of Broome HaU, Surrey. Capt. Reserve of Officers, Manchester
Regt. ; South Africa, 1902 (Queen's Medal, 3 clasps). Ifor
Work : Staff Capt. in France, 1914-16 ; Staff Officer, Assistant
Embarkation, 1916-17, Southampton; Deputy Assistant
Director of Remounts, 1917-19, Italy ; mentioned in des
patches twice. Address : Admington HaU, Shipston-on-
Stour. Club: White's. (06399)
MATTHEWS, Lieut. WiUiam Reginald, M.B.E.
MATTHEWS, WiUiam Thomas, M.B.E.
MATTHEWS, Capt. BasU GARLAND-, M.B.E, fi.
19 March, 1874 ; s. of Col. Garland-Matthews, of Manchester
Regiment. Educ. : United Services CoU. ; Westward Ho.
War Work : Deputy Assist. Quartermaster-Gen. Australian
Imperial Force Depots in United Kingdom. (M2144)
MATTHEWSON, Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 31 Dec. 1854 ; s. of
WiUiam John Matthewson, of Newcastle-on-Tyne; m. Ellen
Mary, s. of WiUiam Lines, of Hertfordshire. Educ : Royal
Grammar School, and Dr. Brace's Academy. Member of
Newcastle-on-Tyne Cty CouncU ; Vice-Chairman of War
Pensions Committee ; Chairman of the Executive and Cases
Committees. War Work : Group Leader of Special Constables.
Address : 3, Springbank Road, Newcastle-on-Tvne. (M8990)
MATTHEY, Percy, O.B.E, J.P.
MATTrNSON, Major Arthur Bowman, O.B.E, M.C,
F.R.CV.S, R.A.V.C.
MATTLNSON, Thomas Herbert, M.B.E, 6. 9 July, 1879 ;
s. of James Martinson, of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland;
m. Marion Isobel, d. of WiUiam Armstrong, of Beverley, Yorks.
Educ : Grammar School, Kirkby Lonsdale. War Work :
Assistant Director, and later Director, Fruit SuppUes and
Preservation Branch, Ministry of Food. Address: 19, New
Walk, Beverley (M2145)
MATTOCKS, Capt. Richard Mawson, O.B.E.
MATURIN, Capt. Hugh Geoffrey, O.B.E, LA.
MAUD, Col. Harry, C.B.E, D.S.O. Major, Gen. List,
A.Q.M.G. with rank of Col. ; Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned
in despatches). 'C1291)
MAUD, Brig.-Gen. PhiUp, C.M.G, C.B.E, 6. 8 Aug.
1870 ; s. of the late Rev. H. L. Maud, M.A. (Trinity, Camb.),
of Embankment Gardens, Chelsea ; m. Dorothy Louisa (who
died 1920), d. of the Rev. J. M. Braithwaite, M.A. (Oxon.), late
Vicar of Croydon. Educ. : Leamington Coll. ; Royal MUitary
Academy, Woolwich. Served in Royal Engineers from 1898
to 1910 ; appointed Chief Officer, L.CC Parks Department,
1911. War Work : Rejoined Army on mobilisation ; served
on General Staff, G.S.O. 2, and G.S.O. 1, tUl June, 1918;
in charge of Anti-Aircraft Section, General Staff, Home
Defence, from 1916 to June, 1918, when appointed Brig.-Gen.
commanding Northern Air Defences. Address : 24, Egerton
Terrace, S.W. 3. Club : Naval and MUitary. (C2141)
MAUDE, Major Charles Raymond, O.B.E.
MAUDE, Major Christian George, D.S.O, O.B.E, M.C,
R.F, 6. 4 Sept. 1884 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. Aubrey Maude, of 89,
Eccleston Square, London, S.W. ; to. the Hon. Patience, d. of
Lord Rochdale, of Rochdale (see Burke's Peerage). Educ:
Rugby, and R.M.C, Sandhurst. War Work : Adjutant
24th London Regt. (The Queen's), T.F. ; Staff-Capt. 13th Inf.
Bgde. ; D.A.A.Q.M.G. 1st Corps ; A.Q.M.G. 21st Corps ;
A.A.Q.M.G. 52nd Division ; A.Q.M.G. 9th Corps. Address :
Bachelors' Club, London, W. Clubs : Bachelors' ; White's ;
Pratt's ; R.A.C. ; Lord's. (05563)
MAUDE, Christian George, O.B.E. (05564)

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MAUDE, Edith Caroline, Mrs., C.B.E. Hon. Sec, County
of London Branch, Soldiers' and SaUors" FamiUes Association. (C3156)
MAUDE, Jenny Maria Catherine, Mrs., O.B.E. Hon.
Sec, WiUesden Division, Soldiers' and Sailors' FamiUes
Association. (011917)
MAUDE, Maude, Lady, O.B.E, 6. 1870; d. of the late
E. T. Atkinson, CLE, I.C.S.; m. Sir Walter, K.C.I.E.,
C.S.I., I.C.S. (see Bukke'S Peerage), s. of the late T. Y. Maude,
of Highgate. Educ. : Zurich, Switzerland. War Work :
Comforts for Troops, President Red Cross Committee, Province
Behar and Orissa ; Superintendent Convalescent Home for
Soldiers, Ranchi. Address : Ranchi, Behar and Orissa, India.
(08278)
MAUDE, Major Ronald Edmund, O.B.E, 6. 5 Nov. 1888 ;
s. of Edmund Maude, J.P, of Leylands, Crowborough ;
m. Doris, d. of Kate Mary Lovett, of The Sun Dial, Shering
ham. Educ. : Rugby. War Work : Capt. in 47th Div.
Supply Column ; later commanding 3rd Div. Ammunition
Column; afterwards commanding 46th Divisional M.T.
Company ; mentioned in despatches, Jan. 1917. Address :
9, North Square, Hampstead Garden Suburb, N.W. 4. Clubs :
Royal Automobile ; Services. (05565)
MAUDSLAY, Algernon, C.B.E, Commander Ordre de la
Couronne de Belgique, Commander Order St. Sava of Serbia,
and Serbian Royal Red Cross, 6. 10 Jan. 1873 ; s. of Herbert
Charles Maudslay, of Sea View, Isle of Wight. Educ:
Privately. War Work : Hon. Sec. War Refugees Committee ;
Hon. Director-General, British Committee of Russian Red Cross
. Fund ; Chairman Managing Committee National Food Fund ;
Member of Polish Relief Fund, Serbian Relief Fund, and
British Russian Relief Committees ; Hon. Sec. Anglo-Belgian
Union; Member of Committee Industrial Settlements for
Soldiers and Sailors. Address : 34, Park Mansions, Knights-
bridge, S.W. 1. Clufis ; WeUington ; Ranelagh ; Royal
Thames Yacht. (C47)
MAUDSLEY, Col. Sir Henry Carr, K.C.M.G, C.B.E,
M.D. (Lond.), F.R.C.P. (Lond.),6. 25 April, 1859 ; s. of Thomas
Maudsley, of Stainforth HaU, Settle, Yorkshire ; to. Grace
Elizabeth, d. of the Rev. John Stretch, of Maldon, Victoria.
Educ. • Univ Coll. London. Physician ; Lecturer on Medicine,
Univ. of Melbourne : Consulting Physician to the Melbourne
Hospital, and to St. Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne. War
Work : Colonel in the A.I.F. ; Consulting Physician to the
A.I.F. in Egypt, GaUipoU, and England, and the Imperial
Forces in Cairo, 1915-16. Address : 8, CoUins Street,
Melbourne. Club : Melbourne. (C847)
MAUGER, Jean Adolphe, M.B.E.
MAULE, Capt. WiUiam Harry Fowke, D.S.O, M.B.E,
B.A , 6. 15 Dec. 1889 ; s. of the late Rev. W. Maule, of Privett
Vicarage, Alton, Hants. Educ. : Winchester CoU. ; Magdalene
CoU, Cambridge. Loyal North Lancashire Regt. War Work :
Served in France, 1915-18 ; despatches twice ; attached
British MiUtary Mission to Poland, 1919. Address : 70,
Cheyne Court, London, S.W. 3. Club : Cavendish. (M10363)
MAUND, Major Arthur Clinton, C.B.E, D.S.O, Lieut.
and A. Major, Canadian Inf., and R.A F. ; served during Great
War. 1914-18 (despatches.Croix de Guerre with Palm). (C3180)
MAUND, Lieut. Ernest Ricardo, O.B.E.
MAUNSELL, Lieut.-Col. Francis Richard, C.M.G, C.B.E.,
6. 14 Feb. 1861 ; s. of Richard MaunseU, of BaUywUliam, Co.
Limerick. Educ. : Cheltenham. Served in Royal ArtUlery ;
now Lieut.-Col. (retired) ; MiUtary Attache', British Embassy,
Constantinople ; MUitary Vice-Consul, Sivas, Trebizond, and
Van, Turkey-in-Asia. War Work : Service for the InteUigence
Division, War Office. Club : United Service. (C1692)
MAUNSELL, Mary Helen MaxweU, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
MAUNSELL, Capt. Octavius Studdert, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. ;
s. of Major G. White MaunseU, J.P, of Fort Eyre, Co. Galway ;
m. Laura EUeen, 2nd d. of Major Sir Francis Synge, Bart, J.P,
of Syngefleld, Birr, King's Co, Deland (see Bukke'S Peerage).
Edue. : KUkenny CoU. ; Queen's CoU, Cork ; Roj'al Coll.
Surgeons, Edinburgh. Private practice, Kingstown, Co.
Dublin ; King and Queen's Medals South Africa ; 1914-15
Star ; General Service Medal ; Allies' Medal ; Medal
Ipidemie (French) ; mentioned in despatches ; M.O. with
Meerut Division (Artillery) ; M.O. 29 CCS. and No. 4 CCS. ;
M.O. 6 M.A.C. ; Officer Commanding 20 M.A.C, Army of
Occupation, Rhine. Address: 1, Clarinda Park, W. Kings
town, Co. Dublin. Club: Edward Yacht, Kingstown. (05567)
MAUNSELL, Major Richard Edward Lloyd, C.B.E, R.E.,
fi. 26 May, 1868 ; s. of John MaunseU, of Edenmore, Raheny,
Co. Dublin ; m. Edith Annie, d. of Thomas Pearson, of Bolton,
Lanes. Educ. : Armagh Royal School, and Trinity Coll.,
Dublin. District Locomotive Supt, East Indian RaUway ;
Works Manager, and subsequently Locomotive Engineer
Great Southern and Western Railway, Deland ; Chief Mechani
cal Engineer, South Eastern and Chatham RaUway. War
Work ; RaUway work in England and France. Address :
South Eastern and Chatham RaUway Works, Ashford, Kent.
Clubs: Constitutional; R.A.C. (C242)
MAUNSELL, Capt. Richard John Caswell, O.B.E.
_, MAUNSELL, Major Charles Henry WRAY-,O.B.E, J.P,
Essex, 6. 30 Sept. 1858 ; s. of the Rev. R. A. MaunseU, Canon
of KUdare ; m. Amy Charlotte, d. of George Matthey, F.R.S,
of Cheyne House, Chelsea Embankment, and Rose Mount,
Eastbourne. Educ. : Rossall. Served in East Yorkshire
ftegt, 1879-99 War Work: Afghan Campaign, 1878-80

(medal). Address : The Grove, Warley, Essex. Club:
United Service. (04277)
MAURICE, Lieut.-Col. David Blake, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6.
1868 ; s. of the late Oliver Calley Maurice, of London Street,
Reading, and Manton Grange, Marlborough ; m. 1903, CeciUa
Evelyn d. of James Simonds, of Redlands, Reading. Educ :
Uppingham. Entered Princess Charlotte of Wales's (Roy
Berkshire) Regt. 1889 ; Capt. 1899 ; Major, 1908; Lieut.-Col.
1917 ; served in S. Africa, 1900-1, first with Composite Co.
Mounted Inf., and subsequently on Railway Staff (despatches) ;
Brig.-Major, 1914-15 ; Gen. Staff Officer, 1915-17. Club :
Army and Navy. (C2142)
MAURICE, Col. George Thelwall Kindersley, C.M.G,
C.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, 6. 1867 ; s.of the late James Blake
Maurice, F.R.CS, J.P, of Marlborough, Wilts. ; to. 1905,
Olive, d. of Sir Henry Charles Burdett, K.C.B, K.C.V.O. (see
Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Marlborough. Entered R.A.M.C.
1895 ; Capt. 1898 ; Major, 1907 ; Lieut.-Col. 1915 ; Brevet
Col. and Col. Army Med. Ser. 1917 ; served during Great War,
1914-17 (despatches) ; appointed Assist. Director of Med. Sers.
1916. Address : The Elms, Burbage, Wilts. (C3098)
MAURICE, Major Lawrence Colley, O.B.E, R.E.
MAURICE, Thomas Cooper, M.B.E.
MAURICE, Walter Byron, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C P.,
J.P., WUts, 6. 5 Sept. 1872 ; s. of James Blake Maurice, of
Lloran House, Marlborough ; m. Caroline Edith, d. ot Alec. C
Tosswill, of Garlands, Crowborough. Educ. : Marlborough.
Surgeon Savernake Hospital ; Town CouncUlor, Marlborough ;
Governor Marlborough Grammar School. War Work : M.O.-
in-charge V.A.D. Hospital, Marlborough ; M.O.-in-charge of
various mUitary units stationed in and about Marlborough ;
Medical Referee ; Member Pensions Committee. (M8992)
MAUSELL, Lieut.-Col. Sir John H., K.B.E.
MAUVAN, Agnes Jessie, M.B.E.
MAVROGORDATO, Paul John, M.B.E.
MAWBY, Lieut. Arthur Wilders Montague, O.B.E,
R.E. (T.).
MAWBY, LUian Edith, M.B.E. ¦ d. of George Edward
Mawby, of Northampton. Educ. : Field House CoU, Man
chester. Lady Corps Supt, Northampton Corps, St. John
Ambulance Brigade, and Commandant V.A.D. 10 ; Visitor
to the Northampton Crippled Children's Fund. War Work :
Worked a.t Ambulance Headquarters, Northampton, 1914 ;
with convoys, etc. ; Milton Park V.A.D. Hospital, Peterboro',
2 months, 1915 ; Commandant of DaUington V.A.D. Hospital,
Northampton, from Nov. 1915, to June, 1919. Address : 52,
Billing Road, Northampton. (M3833)
MAWDSLEY, Lieut. James Buckland, M.B.E, Can.
F.C. and R.A.F.
MAWLE, Sydney Joseph, M.B.E, 6. 25 June, 1862;
s. of the late John Mawle, of Banbury. Educ. : Banbury
Academy, and High School, Weston-super-Mare. Agricultural
Engineer and Seedsman ; Hot Water Engineer. War Work :
Commandant of Red Cross Hospital, Banbury ; Officer-in-
charge of Ambulance Trains, Rest Station at Banbury, provid
ing refreshment for sick and wounded soldiers ; Hon. Treas.
for the Soldiers' and SaUors' Buffet at Banbury, supported
entirely by voluntary contributions. Addresses : 22, High
Street, and Chesterton House, Banbury. Club : Clarendon,
Oxford : The Chestnuts Bowhng, Banbury. (M2147)
MAWSON, Capt. WiUiam WiUmott, O.B.E.
MAWSON, Sir Douglas, Kt. Bach, O.B.E, D.Sc, B.L,
6. 5 May, 1882 ; s. of the late R. E. Mawson, of Otley, York,
and afterwards of Sydney and New Guinea ; m. 31 March,
1914, Paquita, y. d. of G. D. Delprat, of Amsterdam, Holland,
and Melbourne. Head of Explosive and Chemical Section,
Foreign Trade Dept. ; Lecturer in Geology in Adelaide Univ. ;
Organiser and Leader of Australasian Antarctic Expedition,
1911-14; was Demonstrator of Chemistry, Sydney Univ,
1902 ; Lecturer at Adelaide Univ, 1905 ; engaged in geological
investigation in Australia and New Hebrides Islands, 1904-7 ;
on Staff of Shaekleton Antarctic Expedition, 1908 ; T. Capt.
whilst employed as Assistant Embarkation Staff Officer, 1916-
18 ; Hon. Major specially employed, 1918-19 ; is officer of the
Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus of Italy. Address :
University, Adelaide. Clubs : Royal Thames Yacht ; Uni
versity (Sydney). (O11790e)
MAXSE, Marjorie, M.B.E.
MAXTED, Capt. Charles Stenteford, O.B.E.
MAXTONE, Robert Young, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 1 May, 1870 ;
s of David Murray Maxtone, F.S.I, J.P, of Tighmamara,
Campbeltown ; to. Agnes, d. or Rev. G. W. Strang, M.A, of
Campbeltown. Educ. : Royal High School, Edinburgh. County
Treas, Collector, and Assessor for the County of Argyll. War
Work : Hon. Treas. Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Association
(So Division) ; Registration of Voters Officer for the County
of Argyll. Hon. Sec. for Venison Supply Committee for ArgyU.
Address : Tighnamara, Campbeltown. (M89913)
MAXWELL, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Gordon, O.B.E.
MAXWELL, Lieut. Charles Barker, O.B.E.
MAXWELL, Major Charles Henderson, O.B.E, T.D.,
JP.fi. 22 Jan. 1875 ; s. of 0. C. Maxwell, of Dundee ; m.
Valerie d. of George H. Lord, of Westbank, Dundee. Educ :
Dundee High School, and Edinburgh Univ. Town Clerk of
the Burghs of Anstruther Easter, Anstruther Wester,
Kilrenny, and Crail ; Factor for PitmiUy and Balcomie Estates.
War Work : Served in France with the l/7th Black Watch ;
after being invalided home held important appointments under

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Ministry of National Service.. Address: Blair Lodge
Anstruther. Club : United Servrce, Edinburgh^ (01657)
MAXWELL, Major Edward Boyd, O.B.E, M.C, R.F.A.
MAXWELL, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Cassel, O.B.E, M.C,
King and Queen's S.A. Medals, Order of the White Eagle with
Swords Officer of Royal Order of the Redeemer, Cross of the
Order of MiUtary Merit, 6. 28 May, 1881 ; s. of Ernest Maxwell,
of Leecarow, Cork; to. Margaritha Albertina, d. of Mac-
Calty-Morrogh, of lnnishbeg, Co. Cork. Educ : Privately.
Officer of His Majesty's Land Forces ; employed as Lieut.-
Col since April 1919, on the AUied Control of the Turkish
Police Constantinople (British member). War Work : Serving
in India on declaration ot war ; served in France with 2nd
Batt Cheshire Regt. as Co. Commander, from Jan. 1915, to
Oct 1915 ; Egypt, Oct. to Nov. 1915 ; Macedonia, Nov. 1915,
to Nov 1918 ; Turkey, Nov. 1918, to present date ; appoint
ments held : Staff Capt, G.S.O. 3 Brigade ; Major, and Com
mand of 2nd Batt. the Cheshire Regt. from Jan. 18 to April,
1919 • elected President of the International Boy Scout
Council of Turkey, May, 1920. (O8703)
MAXWELL, LesUe Blyth, O.B.E, B.A. (Cantab.),
M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, 6. 15 Feb. 1894 ; s. of late Frederick
David Maxwell, Barrister-at-Law. Educ. : Radley, and Caius
Coll, Cambridge. War Work : Hon. Capt. General List ;
attached B.R.C.S. in command of the Friends' Ambulance
Unit ; awarded also Order of St. John, Order of the Crown of
Belgium, Croix de Guerre (French) : mentioned in British des
patches. Address : St. Thomas's Hospital, S.E. 1. (0553)
MAXWELL, Marion Winefrid, M.B.E, fi. 1893 ; d. of
Comm. James MaxweU, R.N, of Paignton, Devon. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : As V.A.D, 1914-16 ; then as Postal
Censor ; and finally, for 4 years, as Junior Administrative
Assistant in the Admiralty and Ministry of Shipping. Ad
dress : 2, Eton Villas, Hampstead, N.W. 3. (M3834)
MAXWELL OF DARGAVEL, Mary Alexandra, M.B.E,
fi. 1863 ; d. of late Gen. Alexander MaxweU, C.B, formerly
46th Regiment, Col. the Border Regiment (see Burke's
Landed Gentry). War Work : Commandant, DrumpeUier
V.A.D. Hospital, Coatbridge, Lanarkshire. Address : c/o
Donald& Co, 104, West George Street, Glasgow. Clubs : Sesame,
London; Kelvin, Glasgow. (M8995)
MAXWELL, Major Percy Alexander, O.B.E, LA.
MAXWELL, Lieut.-Col. Raymond, O.B.E, M.C.
MAXWELL, Richard Cowdy, O.B.E, LL.D. -
MAXWELL, Stephen John, M.B.E.
MAXWELL. Capt. Sir WilUam, K.B.E, attached Imperial
General Staff ; War Correspondent formerly of the" Standard"
and the " Daily MaU " ; was with Lord Kitchener in the march
on Khartoum, present at the Battle of Omdurman ; accom
panied the Duke and Duchess of York in their tour through
AustraUa, Canada, and the Colonies ; Russo-Japanese War ;
joined " Daily Mad," 1905 ; accompanied the Prince of Wales
on Indian tour ; present at Coronation of Shah of Persia ;
present at Delhi Durbar, Chinese Revolution, Balkan War,
Great War, on the Staff of the " Daily Mail " ; attached H.Q.
Staff in Dardanelles. Clubs : St. James's ; Royal Automobile. (K224)
MAXWELL, WilUam Blackley, M.B.E, 6. 5 June, 1874;
s. of John MaxweU, of MaxweUtown, Kirkcudbrightshire.
Educ. : Nithside Academy, Dumfries, and Glasgow Univ.
SoUcitor. War Work : Hon. Sec. Hawick Burgh War Savings
Central Committee ; organised in Hawick in 1918 an allied
Fair to provide funds for the Y.M.C.A. Huts at the Front ;
also organised War Weapons Week, and Tank Week, in con
nection with War Savings movement. Address : 3, Oliver
Place, Hawick. Club : Border, Hawick. (M8996)
MAXWELL, WiUiam Jardine Herries, O.B.E, D.L.
MAXWELL, AdeUne Helen, Mrs. HERON-, M.B.E, fi.
1859 ; d. of Osgood Hanbury, of Holfield Grange, Coggeshall,
Essex ; to. Col. WiUiam Henry Stopford, s. of Edward Heron
MaxweU, of TeviotBank, Hawick, and Penningham House, New
ton Stewart. Member of War Pensions Committee for Rox
burghshire ; Sec. and Vice President of Soldiers' and SaUors'
FamiUes Association ; Commandant of Hawick Voluntary
Aid Detachment. War Work : The organisation of a Hospital
for Troops quartered in Hawick during 1915-16. Address :
Teviot Bank, Hawick, Roxburghshire. (M8994)
MAXWELL, Francis Jane, Mrs. Patrick HERON-, M.B.E.
MAY, Andrew, M.B.E, R.N.R.
MAY, Comm. Archibald Seaburne, M.V.O, O.B.E.,
R.N, 6. 29 June, 1885 ; s. of Admiral of the Fleet Sir WiUiam
May, G.C.B, G.CV.O. (see Burke's Peerage), Bughtugg,
Coldstream ; m. Mary, d. of Capt. E. Price, R.N, of ViUa
Frere, Malta. Educ. : H.M.S. " Britannia." War Work :
Gunnery Officer of H.M.S. " Dominion " and " Valiant " with
the Grand Fleet. Club : United Service. (09397)
MAY, Capt. Arthur de Kewer Livius, C.B.E., R.N, 6.
1875 ; s. of J. C Frampton May, of Carvalion, Creech St.
Michael, Taunton ; m. 1907, Henrietta, d. of the late WilUam
Bowley. Appointed Dep. Director, Operations Div. Naval
Staff, 1918. Club : Naval and MiUtarv. (C2236)
MAY, Major Arthur Henry, O.B.E, R.E.
MAY, Capt. Arthur John, O.B.E.
MAY, Barry, C.M.G, C.B.E, 6. 1869 ; s. of the late Staff
Comm. D. J. May, R.N. ; m. Florence Thomson. Educ. :
St. Saviour's Gram. Sch, and Diocesan CoU. Rondebosch.
Appointed Govt. Sec. Bechuanaland, 1902 ; Dept. Resident
Commr. and Treasurer, Basutoland, 1912. Address: Maseru,
Basutoland. (C2802)

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MAY, Bennett, C.B.E, M.B, F.R.CS. (Lond.), fi. 28
Aug. 1846 ; s. of Benjamin May, of Farnham, Surrey. Educ ¦
Edinburgh and Birmingham. Emeritus Professor of Surgery'
Univ. of Birmingham ; Hon. Consulting Surgeon, Queen's
Hospital, Birmingham (retired). War Work : Visiting Civil
Surgeon at the First Birmingham War Hospital, Rubery for
3 years. Address : 50, Frederick Road, Edgbaston, Birming
ham. (C1157)
MAY, Major Charles Edward, O.B.E, N.Z.A.S.C.
MAY, Charlotte Dorothea, Mrs, M.B.E.
MAY, Mrs. Edith, M.B.E. ; d. of the late John EUot
Hodgkin, F.S.A. ; to. Walter May, R.N, M.Inst.CE. War
Work : Organising Sec. of the Woodford War Hospital Supply
Workrooms, Sept. 1915, to March, 1919. Address : Brook
House, Woodford Green. ' (M8997)
MAY, Eric Maurice, O.B.E.
MAY, Major Ernest, M.B.E, 6. 18 March, 1881 ; s. of
Horace Ray, of Tonbridge ; to. Emmie, d. of John Egan, of
London. Boer War Medal with six clasps ; Staff Employment,
Malay States Volunteer Rifles, 1912-1914. War Wort:
1915-19, Mesopotamian Campaign ; after the fall of Kut, Staff
Capt, and D.A.Q.M.G, Embarkation Staff Officer, 1917-18;
Kut, 1918-19 ; Invalided Home, 1920 ; four times mentioned
in despatches ; awards — Ordinul, Steaua, Romaniei, grade,
Cavaler. Address : Messrs. Cox & Co, 16, Charing Cross,
London. (M4898)
MAY, Sir George Ernest, K.B.E, 6. 1871. Sec. Prudential
Assurance Co. ; Director, British Overseas Bank. War
Work : Manager, American Dollar Securities Committee ;
Chahman, Board of Management, Navy and Army Canteen
Board ; Deputy Qr.-Mr.-General in charge Canteens, War
Office ; Member Sugar Commission. Address : BucknaUs,
nr. Watford. (K94)
MAY, Mrs. Harold, M.B.E.
MAY, Henry John, O.B.E.
MAY, Shipwright-Lieut.-Comm. James Rees, O.B.E,
R.N. MAY, Lieut. John Ivo Cecil, O.B.E.; m, 1921, Ellen
Evelyn Collins, M.B.E, d. of M. E. Collins, of Woodburn,
Bucks. MAY, Katharine Edith, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 24 Feb. 1873 ;
d. of the late Robson Roose, M.D, of 45, Hill Street, Berkeley
Square ; m. WiUiam Charles May. Educ. : Queen's CoU.
School, Harley Street ; Germany and France. Commandant
London 60 Red Cross V.A.D. War Work : Red Cross Divisional
Sec, Hampstead Division, when war broke out ; Commandant
and administrator Cedar Lawn AuxUiary Hospital, Hampstead,
from Nov. 1914, tiU June, 1919. Address : 13, Worsley Road,
Hampstead, N.W. 3. Club : Ladies' V.A.D. (0555)
MAY, Lily Julia, Lady. O.B.E, fi. 1879 ; m. Sh George
Ernest May, K.B.E. (see Burke's Peerage). War Work :
Worked at Ministry of Food, as deputy to Mrs. Pember Reeves
(Co-Head of Women's section with Mrs. Peel, O.B.E, and
afterwards Head of Education and propaganda section) from
March, 1917, to March, 1920. Address : BucknaUs, nr. Wat
ford. (010945)
MAY, Major Noel Blankart, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
MAY, Walter BaiUie, M.B.E, 6. 1 June, 1885; s. of
Francis May, of York ; m. Edith Mabel, d. of Stephen Seal,
of York. Educ. : Model School, attached St. John's CoU,
York. Personal and Confidential Clerk to Sec. and SoUcitor
of the North Eastern Rly. Co, York, 1901-17. War Work :
Personal and Confidential Clerk to Assist. Sec. (Board) Adrnir-
alty, Aug. 1917, to Dec. 1918 ; accompanied Naval Mission
to America under Sir Eric Geddes (then First Lord of Admiralty)
Oct. 1918 ; Sec, Co-ordination of DemobUisation Section of
the War Cabinet, Dec. 1918, to March, 1919, and to Sec.
and Solicitor (Designate) Ministry of Ways and Communica
tions, April, 1919, to Aug. 1919 ; Private Sec. to Sec. and
Solicitor, Ministry of Transport. Address : 4, Quadrant Road,
Canonbury, London, N. (M3836)
MAY, WilUam George, M.B.E.
MAY, Lieut.-Comm. WUUam Henry, M.B.E, R.N.
MAY, Irene Harriet Bourne Seaburne BOURNE-,
M.B.E. ; s. of J. W. S. Bourne-May, of 61, Eaton Place, S.W. 1.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Joint Hon. Sec. Lady Smlth-
Dorrien's Hospital Bag Fund, from Nov. 1915, to the end of the
War. Address : 61, Eaton Place, S.W. 1. (M3835)
MAYBERY, Lucy Powys, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 1860; d.
of J. R. Cobb, F.S.A, of Caldicot Castle, nr. Chepstow, and
Nythfa Brecon ; to. Major ¦ Aveline Maybery. Educ. : The
Manse, Malvern, and Munich. Governor of the Brecon County
Schools ; Member of Breconshire Health Committee ; Sec.
to the Mothers' Union in St. Davids diocese. Commandant
at Penoyre Red Cross Hospital, 1915-19. Address : The
Priory, Brecon, South Wales. (M731)
MAYBURY, Capt. Harry Percy, O.B.E. R.A.F.
MAYCOCK, Capt. Arthur Hubert, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MAYCOCK, Capt. Richard Beauchamp, O.B.E , R.A.F.
MAYCOCK, Thomas Langley, O.B.E.
KAYER, Major Garton, O.B.E, has Legion of Honour.
MAYER, John, M.B.E, J.P.
MAYES, Lieut.-Col. Henry George, M.B.E.
MAYES, Howard, M.B.E, 6. 13 May, 1877 ; s. of Walter
Mayes, of Southampton ; to. Margaret Anne, d. of Edward
Stubbs, Capt. R.N, of Liverpool. Educ. : Westfields, Win
chester. Engineer with the Buenos Aires and Pacific RaUway
Co, Argentina. War Work : Joined the Senior Assistant
Inspector of Munition Areas, Woolwich Arsenal Inspection

BIOGRAPHIES.

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Department, July, 1915. Addresses : Kelvedon, Leigh Road,
Southampton, England ; Threaber, BeUa Vista, F.CP,
Buenos Aires, Argentina. (M9000)
MAYHEW, Sir Basil Edgar, K.B.E, F.CA, Knight of
Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 9 Nov. 1883 ;
s. of Thomas Edgar, of Ipswich ; m. Dorothea Mary, d. of
Stephen Paget, F.R.CS. (see Burke's Peerage). Educ :
Worcester and Ipswich Schools. Member of firm of Blackburns,
Barton, Mayhew & Co, Chartered Accountants ; Member,
Executive Committee, King Edward s Hospital Fund for
London. War Work : Sec. of the Joint War Finance Com
mittee and of the Central Demobilisation Board of the British
Red Cross Society and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ;
compUer of the Annual Accounts of the Auxiliary Military
Hospitalsin England, Wales, and Ireland, 1915-19. Addresses :
34, Kensington Park Gardens, W. 11 ; Alderman's House,
Bishopsgate, E.C. 2. Club : Union. (K398(
MAYHEW, Major Mark James, O.B.E.
MAYMAN, Capt. Rupert Livingstone, O.B.E, A.I.F.
MAYNARD, Annie Evelyn, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of the late
Rev. H. A. Mitton, Master of Sherburn House, Co. Durham ;
m. Anthony Charles Hutton, s. of Anthony Lax Maynard,
J.P, of SkinningTOve, Yorks. Educ. : Privately. Diocesan
(Ripon) Speaker for the Mothers' Union, and Member of the Dio
cesan CouncU ; Hon. Organising Sec. for the Harrogate Branch
Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ; Hon.
Sec. Langthorpe Branch, Forest of Galtres Habitation of the
Primrose League. War Work : Assisted in recruiting work ;
took charge of Belgian Refugees for some months in own house ;
worked for Northallerton Women Landworkers' Committee ;
also for Soldiers' and Sailors' FamiUes Association and North
allerton War Pensions Committee ; a Member of the North
Riding Local Central Committee for War Saving, and organised
and formed 17 War Savings Associations in the Rural Districts
in the North Riding, Yorks ; assisted in the Food Campaign in
the North Riding whUe under the care of the War Savings
Committee. Address : Langthorpe, Boroughbridge, Yorks.
(M9001)
MAYNARD, Dudley Christopher, O.B.E, 6. Nov. 27,
1874 ; s. of 0. D. Maynard, of London ; m. Mary Gertrude,
_. of Robert CockeU, of Cheltenham. Educ. : Cambridge and
Lausanne. Architect. War Work : Architect to Roehampton
Hospital for Limbless Soldiers and SaUors, and Facial Hospital
at Sidcup, Kent. Address : Broomlands, West Byfleet ;
14, John St. Adelphi, W.C Club : Constitutional. (03830)
MAYNARD, Major George DareU, O.B.E.
MAYNARD, Harry Payne, O.B.E, B.A. Assistant
Engineer, Great Western Railway. Address : 11, Addington
Road, Reading. (010947)
MAYNARD, Mildred, Mrs., M.B.E.
MAYNE, Surg.-Lieut. CyrU Frederick, O.B.E, R.N.
MAYNE, Capt. Jasper Graham, O.B.E, fi. 9 AprU, 1859 ;
s. of Col. Charles Otway Mayne, of Indian Staff Corps ; to.
CecUy Mary, d. of Sh Frederick Aloysius Weld, G.C.M.G, of
Chideock Manor, Dorset (see Burke's Peerage). Educ.
Cheltenham. Late Royal InniskiUing Fusiliers ; Chief
Constable of East Suffolk. War Work: Hon. Sec. Suffolk
Central Organising Committee. Club : Naval and MUitary.
(010948)
MAYNE, Olga Hermione Violet Mosley, O.B.E. ; d. of
Major Mosley Mayne. War Work : Soldiers' Club, Arquata
Scrivia, Italy. Address : HiU Cottage, Slinfold, Sussex.
Club: Writers'. (03831)
MAYNE, Major Otway, O.B.E, D.L, 6. 1855; s. of
Major Henry Otway Mayne ; m. Helena, d. of Ven. Archdeacon
NevUl. Educ. : Wellington. Served in the Norfolk Regt. ;
Chief Constable of Bucks from 1896. Address : Walton Lodge,
Aylesbury. Club : Naval and MUitary. (01659)
MAYNE, WiUiam, O.B.E.
MAYNE, WiUiam, M.B.E.
MAYO, Henry Herbert Worsfold, O.B.E, 6. 28 Oct. 1866 ;
s. of Thomas Worsfold Mayo, of SwaUowcliffe, YeovU ; m.
Florence Bartlett, d. of Doctor — Fall, of Winfrith, Dorset.
Educ. : Sherborne. Member of Yeovil Rural District Council
and Board of Guardians ; Vice-Chairman, East Coker Parish
Council; Member of Somerset Local War Pensions Com
mittee ; Member of YeovU and District War Pensions Sub-
Committee. War Work : Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and Sailors'
Families Association, Yeovil Division ; Hon. Sec. Voluntary
Help Association, YeovU Division ; Member, Soldiers' and
SaUors' Help Society ; Member of Advisory Committee at
YeovU; Holder of certificate issued under A.C.I. 1424 of
1916 ; Vice Chairman, East Coker Parish Council ; Chahman,
East Coker War Savings Association. Address : East Coker,
Yeovil. (010590)
MAYO, Lieut. Herbert Coates, O.B.E, R.N.
MAYO, Major Robert Hobart, O.B.E.
MAYOR, Lieut.-Col. Edgar WUUam, O.B.E.
MEABY, Walter Alfred, M.B.E.
MEACHEM, Frank, M.B.E., R.N.
MEAD, Major Charles, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MEAD, Wing-Comm. John, C.B.E, M.C, R.A.F. Served
in Great War (mentioned in despatches). (C2339)
MEADE, Francis Henry, C.B.E, 6. 6 Dec. 1870 ; s. of
the Hon. Sidney Meade, of Frankleigh House, Bradford-on-
Avon (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; to. Beatrice Mary, d. Lord Esme
Gordon, of Paxton Park, St. Neots (see Bukke'S Peerage).
Edue. : Eton, and Magdalen CoU, Oxford. Barrister-at-law.

War Work: Sec. of the Official Press Bureau, Whitehall.
Address : Overbury, Alton, Hants. (C2503)
MEADE, Capt. Harry Edward, O.B.E.
MEADE, Riohard John Edward, O.B.E, B.A, fi. 20 Aug.
1870 ; s. of Major Richard Raphael Meade ; m. Helen Venetia
Digby, d. of the Rev. G. D. Newbolt, late Rector of Sharnbrook,
Beds. Educ : Privately, and Clare Coll, Cambridge. Land
Agent; Member of firm of Messrs. Edens ; Agent to Capt. J.
Windham Meade and others. War Work : Area Live Stock
Commissioner, Eastern Division, Ministry of Food ; Special
Constable ; Member of Emergency Committee. Address :
Croxton, Norfolk ; Clubs : Norfolk County ; Oxford and
Cambridge Musical. (010951)
MEADOWS, Alice Margaret, O.B.E, M.B.E.
MEADOWS, Lieut.-Col. George Stephen, O.B.E, T.D,
D.C.L.I, 6. 15 Aug. 1864 ; s. of the late Major-Gen. Robert
Wyatt Meadows, R.A.M.C, Fensalir, Saltash, Cornwall ; m.
Katherine Ellen, d. of the late WiUiam James Harris, of Halwill
Manor, Beaworthy, Devon. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
India, Aden, Palestine, with l/4th Batt. D.C.L.I. as Capt. and
Major, from Oct. 1914, till return to England in Dec. 1919, in
command 2/4th Batt. D.C.L.I. Address : Belgrove House,
Lamerton, Tavistock, Devon. Club : Junior Army and Navy.
(O8508)
MEADOWS, Lieut. Henry George, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
MEADUS, Engineer-Capt. Harry Howard, C.B.E, R.N.
Repair Overseer, Tyne Dist. (C2225)
MEADUS, Engineer-Capt. William Henry, C.B.E, R.N.
(ret.). Engineer Overseer, Birkenhead. (C3217)
MEAGHER, Major Denis John, O.B.E, I. A. (ret.) ;
Chevalier Order of Leopold of Belgium.
MEAGHER, Major Henry Louis, O.B.E, T.D, R.F.A.
(T.), 6. 23 Jan. 1872; s. of Lieut.-Col. Henry Meagher,
R.G.A, of Waterford. Educ. : Catholic Univ, Dublin.
Engineer. War Work : Commanded 1st Northumbrian (250)
Bgde. Ammunition Column, R.F.A, Aug. 1914 to May, 1916 ;
Commanded " B " Echelon and S.A.A. Sections, 50th D.A.C,
May, 1916, to AprU, 1919 ; Commanded 50th D.A.C, April,
1919, to Aug. 1919, when the unit was disembodied ; twice
mentioned in despatches. Address : Kilcatrne Park, Navan,
Co. Meath, Ireland. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (05572).
MEAKIN, George Healey, M.B.E.
MEAKIN, Mary Ridgway, M.B.E, fi. 1 May, 1875 ; d. of
Jas. Meakin, of Darlaston Hall, Stone, Staffs. Educ. : Halli-
wich Manor, New Southgate. War Work : Commandant of
Red Cross AuxUiary Hospital, Stone, from Feb. 1915, to May,
1919. Address : Darlaston Hall, Stone, Staffs. Club: V.A.D.
Ladies'. (M3838)
MEANWELL, Gertrude Thompson, M.B.E.
MEARES, Lieut.-Col. Hugh Poynder, O.B.E, R.A, 6.
14 May, 1872; s. of the late Hugh Meares, M.A, of Plas
Llanstephan, Carmarthenshire, and Millfleld, Ryde, I. of W.
to Elsie Mary Mabel, d. of Major-Gen. Bertie-Clay. Com
missioned Royal ArtiUery, Feb. 1893; retired May, 1909
rejoined at commencement of war. War Work: Overseas
special work, signallers ; home : established and commanded
S C Signal School, supplying aU fronts with signaUers ; expert
authority on higher branches of signaUing, wireless, etc. ; since
Armistice, MiUtary Sec. Southern Command, and Commandant
Camp, Southampton. Clubs : Royal Automobile ; Royal
Western Yacht. _ __ ____ (P90^9'
MEARS, Grace Edith, M.B.E, fi. 1 March, 1897 ; d. of the
late William Thos. Mears, of East Ham. Educ. : East Ham
Technical Coll. War Work: Foreign Office, since 1915
Address : 18, Dartmouth Park Avenue, N.W. 5. (M9002)
MEASOR, Henry Arthur, O.B.E, 6. 16 July, 1855 ; s.of
Edward J. Measor, of Exeter and London ; to. Ellen Sophia
Louisa, d. of Henry Boyer, of Bromley, Kent. Educ. : Barnet
Herts. Trinity House, London (ret.). (O 38 33)
MEASHAM, Capt. Richard John Rupert, O.B.E, R.E.
MEASURES, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Harold, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MEASURES, Benjamin, O.B.E. .__,_. ., _, T „ .
MEASURES, Harry BeU, C.B.E, M V.O, F.R.I B.A
6 1862 ¦ s of Henry Measures, of Brighton. Director of
Barrack 'Construction, War Office. Address: Kialama West
%EATH? Reginald Brabazon, 12th Earl of P.C, KP ,
G B E , H.M.L, St. John of Jerusalem Kmght ofJustice, J.P.
(see BURKE'S Peerage), 6. 31 July, 1841 ; s. of William nth
Earl of Meath ; to. The Lady Mary J. Maitland, d of 11th Earl
of Lauderdale of Thirlestane Castle, Lauder, Scotland (see
BURKE'S Peerage). Educ: Eton, Germany and Private y
Diplomatic Service; ex-Alderman London County Council ;
ex-Chancelior of Royal Univ. of Ireland ; His Majesty's Lieu
tenant for the County and City of Dublin. War Work:
Founded Recruiting Office in Dubl to, and President of Re
cruiting Committee. Addresses : Kilbruddery
Chaworth House, Ottershaw, Chertsey.
Kildare Street, Dublin. .„--,,
MEDCALF, Capt. Herbert, M.B.E.
MEDCALF, William .Harold, O.B.E
MEDCALFE, Capt. John Clarence, O.B.E
MEDD, Jesse Simpson, M.B.E ,.... „_.. „ B ^
MEDD, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Walter HaU, O.B.E
R N MEDD, Wilfred, O.B.E.
MEDHURST, Major Charles Edward Hastings, O.B.E.
M.C, R.A.F.

Bray, Ireland ;
Clubs : Travellers' ;
(G56)
(011787)
R.A.O.C.

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

MEDLAND, James WUUam, O.B.E. .,._,,, _
MEDLEY, Major Edward Arnold, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, fi.
22 Aug 1873 ; s. of Edward Medley, of Chiswick, W. 4 ;
to. Agnes Theresa, d. of James Dixon, of Liverpool. Educ. :
Nottingham High School, Notttogham Univ, and City and
GuUds of London Central Technical Coll, South Kensington.
Works Manager of Richard Johnson and Nephew, Ltd, Brad
ford Don Works. Manchester. War Work: enlisted to R.A.S.C.
in May, 1915 ; 2nd Lieut, July, 1915 ; Lieut, March, 1916 ;
Capt, 1916; Acting Major, 1917; Major (Temp.), April, 1918:
Brevet Major, June, 1918; served with M.E.F. and E.E.F.
from Sept. 1915, to May, 1919 ; D.A.D.T, G.H.Q, E.E.F,
April, 1918, to May, 1919 ; employed in Q.M.G. 3, War Office,
June, 1919, to Nov. 1919. Addresses : Roselea, Western Road,
Flixton, Manchester ; Bradford Don Works, Manchester. (06244)
MEDLICOTT, Capt. Richard Frederiok Cavendish,
("I "R TT Af C
MEDROW, Walter AUred, M.B.E.
MEDW1N, Gladys LesUe, M.B.E, 6. 2 Dec. 1881 ; d. of
the late LesUe AUen Medwin. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Voluntary Helper and Typist, Recruiting Office, Bournemouth,
Oct. 1914, to April, 1918. (M9002)
MEE, OUver, M.B.E.
MEEHAM, Francis Edward, M.B.E, J.P.
MEEK, Flying Officer Kenneth Alexander, M.B.E, R.A.F,
fi. 1 May, 1896 ; s. of Herbert Denham Meek, of HuU. Educ. :
Yardlev Court, Tonbridge, and Eastbourne CoU. War Work :
Enlisted as private, 2/5th R..W. Kents, Dec. 1914 ; com
missioned March, 1915, 14th West Yorks ; overseas (France),
12th West Yorks, Oct. 1915, to June, 1916 ; Regimental
Adjutant, Dec. 1915, to June, 1916 ; joined R.F.C, June, 1916 ;
France, as Pilot, Oct. 1916, to Jan. 1917 ; Squadron R.O,
Jan. 1917, to June, 1917, in France ; promoted Capt. and
Wing Adjutant, April, 1918 ; Wing Adjutant, France, March,
1918, to June, 1918 ; Permanent Commission, R.A.F, Aug.
1918. Address : 21, Westbourne Avenue, HuU. Club :
R.A.F. (M6016)
MEEK, EUzabeth Muriel GRANT-, M.B.E, 6. 25 May,
1877 ; d. of A. Grant-Meek, of HiUworth House. War Work :
V.A.D. Devizes Auxiliary Hospital for 4 years ; Hon. Sec.
Red Cross Needlework Association, Devizes, from Aug. 1914, to
April, 1919. Address : The Hold, Manntogford, Brace,
Marlborough, Wilts. (M3840)
MEERES, Col. Charles Stuart, C.B.E, late R.A, fi.
2 Jan. 1861 ; s. of Charles Meeres, M.R.C.S, of Sandown,
I. of W. ; m. — d. of Robert Wilson, of India. Educ. : R.M.
Academy, Woolwich. War Work : Staff work under War
Office, and charge of aU ammunition depots to England.
Address : Colonnade House, Blackheath, S.E. Club : United
Service. (C1693)
MEESON, Paymaster-Comm. Charles Mortimore, O.B.E,
R.N. MEGLAUGHLIN, Barry, M.B.E, 6. 5 Nov. 1886 ; s. ofthe
late James Meglaughlto, of Gortmerron, Dungannon, Co.
Tyrone ; m. Ethel, d. of the late Pierce Henry Crouch, of
Woodford, Essex. Educ. : Royal School, Dungannon.
SoUcitor to Dungannon Urban and Rural Councils. War Work :
In connection with the British Red Cross Society. Address :
Gortmerron, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone. (M2155)
MEIGGS, Mary Effie, M.B.E.
MEIGH, Edward, M.B.E, M.Sc, 6. 26 Feb. 1886 ; s. of
Edward Meigh, of Liverpool ; m. Elsie Elizabeth, d. of John
Edward Draper, of Liverpool. Educ. : Liverpool Univ.
Formerly Lecturer to Physics, Battersea Polytechnic, S.W,
now Manager of the British ' Hartford- Fairmont Syndicate,
Ltd, and Sec. of the Rockware Glass Syndicate, Ltd. War
Work : Sub-section Director to the Optical Munitions, Glass
ware, and Potash Production Branch of the Ministry of Muni
tions ; member of the Inter-Departmental Glass Trades
Committee, and of Inter-Departmental Advisory Committee
on 5-Ray and Electro-Medical Apparatus, and temp. Sec. of
Glass Research Association. Address : 2, Upper Tooting Park
Mansions, S.W. 17. (M9007)
MEIGHAN, John McNair, O.B.E.
MEIKLE, Capt. John James, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
MEDMERS, Major Leo Udo Hugo, O.B.E, S.A.M.R.
MELANDRE, Joseph, M.B.E.
MELBA, Dame Helen (Nellie) Porter, D.B.E, Lady of
Grace of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 19 May, 1865 ; d. of David
Mitchell, of Doonside, Richmond, AustraUa. Educ : Presby
terian Ladies' CoU, Melbourne. War Work : Gave concerts
for Red Cross to Australia and Canada during the whole of
the war. Address : Coombe Cottage, Coldstream, Australia.
Club : Ladies' Athenamm. (D22)
MELDON, Col. James Austin, C.B.E, R.M, 6.
13 July, 1870 ; s. of the late Austin Meldon, D.L, of Merrion
Square, Dublin ; m. Serena Letitia Hentrietta, d. of the late
Rev. Canon Sadleir, D.D, of Dublin. Educ. : Pensionnat
St. Michel, Brussels ; Clongowes Wood CoU, KUdare ; Trinity
CoU, DubUn. Lieut.-Col. Commanding 4th Royal DubUn
FusUiers ; Resident Magistrate, Mayo. War Work : Com
manded 4th Royal Dublin FusUiers, May, 1915, to June, 1918 ;
Commanded 1st Batt. Herefordshire Regt, Aug. 1918 ; Com
manded 1st Royal Dublin FusUiers, Oct. 1918, to Feb. 1919.
Address : RossmaiUey, Westport, Co. Mayo, Deland. Club :
Windham ; SackvUle Street (DubUn). (C1694)
MELHUIST, Lieut. John Barradale, M.B.E, R.E.
MELLAND, Norman, C.B.E, 6. 12 Nov. 1865 ; s. of

Fredk. MeUand, M.R.C.S, of Manchester ; m. Blanche, d. of
Gerald Du Val, of Manchester. Educ : Manchester Grammar
School, Dresden, and Manchester Univ. War Work : Volun
tary work, War Trade Dept. ; Chairman, Diamond Export
Committee, etc. Address : Spey Lodge, Withington,* Man
chester. Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; Queen's. (C567)
MELLERSH, Arthur, C.B.E., 6. 1857 ; s. of Henry
MeUersh. Surveyor to Gen. Post Office. (C1005)
MELLES, Lieut. Robert Ernest, M.B.E, R.G.A, fi. 31
Dec. 1877. Educ: St. Mark's Coll," Chelsea, S.W. Heat
Master, St. Luke's School, Chelsea, S.W. War Work : Officer
Commanding A.A. Gun Section, Sutton Fields, Humber Garrison.
Address : 58, Wtochendon Road, Fulham, S.W. (M6678)
MELLIAR, Capt. John Kenelm FOSTER-, M.B.E, 6.
3 Aug. 1875 ; s. of Rev. Andrew Foster-MelUar, M.A, Rector
of Sproughton, nr. Ipswich ; to. Phyllis Edrica, d. of Ralph
Coker Adams Beck, of Cheam, Surrey. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Commissioned as Lieut, in 9th Batt. The Border
Regt. 1914 ; proceeded to France, 1915 ; attached to G.H.Q.
Staff, 1915-18 ; mentioned in despatches, 1917 ; recalled
May, 1918, for duty as Staff Captain at the War Office ; Medals :
1914-15 Star, General Service and Victory Medal with Oak
Leaves. Address : Catsfield Place, nr. Battle. Club : Bad
minton. (M5267)
MELLING, Thomas WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 5 March, 1878;
s. of William MelUng, of Sheffield ; to. AUce, d. of Robert
Broxham, of Sheffield. Educ : Alexandroffsky English
School, Petrograd, and Central Secondary School, Sherfield.
Machine Shops Manager, Hadfleld s, Ltd, Hecla Works,
Sheffield. War Work : Manufacture of aU types of sheU, gas
and high explosive, for Army, from 6-pounder to 15-inch ;
gas high-explosive, and Armour piercing shell for Navy, in
cluding the sheU for the " Hush " boats, 6-inch trench howitzers,
gun tubes, work for the Research Dept. training foremen for
sheU work. Address : Ashbrooke, Seagreave Road, GlearUess,
Sheffield. (M9009)
MELLIS, Lieut.-Col. WilUam, 0.B.E,
MELLONIE, Capt. Thomas Cyril, M.B.E, K.C
MELLOR, Judge Francis HamUton, C.B.E, K.C, fi.
1854 ; s. of the Rt. Hon. Sir John MeUor ; m. Mabel Lucy,
d. of — Knowles, of Barnagore, Calcutta. Educ. : Cheltenham
CoU. ; Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Judge of County Courts,
K.C, Chairman of the foUowing ConcUiation Boards : South
Lancashire and North Staffordshire Coal Fields, the Lancashire
and Yorkshire and the Cheshire Lines RaUways. War Work :
Chairman of S.E. Lancashire Appeal Tribunal and of the
Bucklow Rural District and Knutsford Cheshire Local Tri
bunals ; Chairman of the DemobUisation Committee of the
North-Western Area. Address : Heathfleld, Knutsford,
Cheshire. Clubs : New University ; M.C.G. ; Union (Man
chester). (C248)
MELLOR, John, M.B.E.
MELLOR, Lieut.-Col. John Seymour, O.B.E, M.C, Croix
de Guerre (EtoUe en Vermeil), fi. 14 Sept. 1883 ; s. of James
MeUor, of 51, Onslow Square, S.W. 7 ; to. Elizabeth Love, d. ot
the late Frederick A. Marquand, of New York, U.S.A. Educ. :
St. Aubyns, Rottingdean, and Eton CoU. Was Adjutant Eton
CoUege O.T.C. 1911-14. Was granted one of Lord Roberts'
free commissions after Boer War. War Work : Retreat from
Mons with 2nd Batt. K.R.R.C. (wounded Sept. 1914) ;
Instructor, R.M.C. Camberly, Dec. 1914; A.P.M. 29th
Division, AprU, 1916 ; A.P.M. 18th Corps, Jan. 1917 ; D.P.M.
Rhine Army, Cologne, Feb. 1919, to Oct. 1919 ; now re
organising PoUsb Police (Special Mission at Warsaw), five
times mentioned in despatches. Address : 7, Vallance Road,
Hove, Sussex. Clubs : Army and Navy ; M.C.C ; Royal and
Ancient (St. Andrews). (05575)
MELLOR, Juliet Vivian, M.B.E.
MELLOR, Major Robert Ramsden, C.B.E, T.F. Reserve.
Served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1695)
MELLOR, Major Thomas Reginald, O.B.E, Aust. F.A.
MELLOR, WilUam Charles, M.B.E.
MELLOWS, Capt. Samuel, M.B.E.
MELLOWS, WiUiam Thomas, M.B.E, LL.B. (Lond.),
fi. 29 May, 1882 ; s. of William MeUows, Town Clerk, of Peter
borough ; to. Beatrice Edith, d. of WiUiam Alfred Pitt, of
Bristol. Educ : Bishop's Stortford CoU. SoUcitor, Town
Clerk of Peterborough. War Work : Hon. Sec. Soke of Peter
borough division Soldiers' and SaUors' FamiUes Association,
and Soldiers' aud SaUors' Help Society ; Hon. Sec. County of
Soke of Peterborough War Pensions Committee ; Hon. Sec.
City of Peterborough Prince of Wales' Relief Committee,
Address : Westleigh, Thorpe Road, Peterborough. Clubs :
City and Counties ; Law Society. (M9012)
MELLSOP, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John Arthur, O.B.E.
MELLSTROW, Charles Gustav, M.B.E.
MELLY, George Henry, O.B.E, 6. 5 March, 1860;
s. of George MeUy, of '90, Chatham Street, Liverpool ; m.
Elizabeth, d. of Edward Edmonds, of London. Educ. : Rugby.
Managing Director, Lamport and Holt, Ltd, Liverpool,
London, Manchester, New York ; Director of Liverpool and
London and Globe Insurance Co, Ltd, Thames and Mersey
Marine Insurance Co, Ltd, Liverpool and London War Risks
Insurance Association, Ltd, Liverpool and London Steamship
Protection Association, Ltd, Archibald McMUlan and Son,
Ltd, Royal MaU Steam Packet Co. (Liverpool Board), and
Excess Values (Liverpool and London) War Risk Insurance
Association, Ltd. War Work : With the assistance of a few

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friends, financed the fitting up, equipping, and running for
31 years of the Myrtle AuxiUary Hospital, Liverpool, with all
medical and surgical appliances of the most up-to-date descrip
tion. Address : 3, Abercromby Square, Liverpool. Clubs :
City of London ; Windham ; Palatine (Liverpool).
MELROSE, John, C.B.E, J.P, fi. May, 1853 ; s. of John
Mekose, of Hawick ; to. Grace French, d. of David Taylor,
of Newhouses. Educ. : High School, Hawick. Town Coun
cillor, 1898-1901 ; BaiUe, 1901-2 ; Provost of Hawick, 1902-19;
Governor of Hawick Savings Bank ; Chairman of Hawick Gas
Light Co. War Work : Chairman of Belgian Relief Com
mittee, War Savings Committee, Recruiting Tribunal, etc. ;
number of contracts for Army Clothing Department. Address :
HopehiU, Hawick. Clubs : Conservative (Edinburgh) ;
' Border (Hawick). (C2804)
MELSOM, Lieut. George Washington, O.B.E.
MELTRUISH, John Barradale, M.B.E. (M6677)
MELVILLE, Beresford Valentine, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 1857 ;
s. of Canon MelvUle, of Worcester ; m. Sydney, d . of the Rev. J.
Garrett, of KUgarron, Ireland. Educ. : Marlborough, and
Brasenose CoU, Oxford. M.P. Stockport, 1895-1906. War
Work : Press Bureau, WhitehaU ; War Library, Surrev House.
CZufis : Carlton ; Arthur's. (O10984)
MELVILLE, Capt. the Hon. David WiUiam, M.B.E,
6. 1892 ; to. 1914, Susanna Elizabeth Johanna, d. of Francis
Sleigh, of Cape Town, S. Africa. Late 10th Hussars ; served
on Personal Staff during Great War ; has Order of the Re
deemer of Greece, 5th class. (M3227)
MELVILLE, Lieut.-Col. Edward Patrick Alexander,
C.B.E. Capt. and Acting Lieut.-Col. R.A.F. ; served in Great
War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1899)
MELVILLE, Major George David, O.B.E, M.C
MELVILLE, James, M.B.E.
MELVILLE, John MitcheU, M.B.E. .
MELVILLE, WUUam, O.B.E.
MELVILLE, WilUam, M.V.O.. M.B.E, J.P.
MELVILLE, Arthur Henry LESLIE-, O.B.E, J.P,
fi. 12 March, 1842 ; s. of the Hon. Alexander LesUe-MelviUe, of
Branston Hall, Lincoln (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. :
Brighton CoU. Banker. War Work : Treas. North Lincoln
shire Branch, British Red Cross Society. Address : D'Isney
Place, Lincoln. Club : Bath. (O1660)
MELVIN, Frank Widowfleld, M.B.E, M,D, F.R.CS.
MENARY, Thomas George, O.B.E.
MENDE, Lieut. Niekolas Edwin, M.B.E.
MENDL, Sir Sigismund Ferdinand, K.B.E, fi. 2 Dec.
1866 ; s. of the late Ferdinand Mendl, of London and Shanklin,
I. of W. ; m. Frances, d. of A. H. Moses, of London. Educ. :
Harrow and Univ. CoU, Oxford. Merchant ; Chairman of
National Federation of Corn Trade Association. War Work :
Advisory Committee on Army Contracts, Oats Control Com
mittee, Royal Commission on Wheat Supplies. Address :
17, Hyde Park Street, W. 2. Clubs : Reform ; New Univ. (K137)
MENSFORTH, Holberry, C.B.E.. M.Sc, 6. 1871; s. of
Edward Mensforth, of Bradford, Yorkshire. Technical and
Gen. Manager of Works of MetropoUtan- Vickers Electrical Co.
Ltd. ; Member of Manchester and Dist. Armaments Committee
and National SheU Factory Board of Management during Great
War. (C568)
MENZIES, Charles Duncan, M.B.E.
MENZIES, Capt. Donald, M.B.E, R.A.S.C. (M.T.).
MENZIES, Major Robert, C.B.E.
MENZIES, Thomas Graham, C.B.E, M.I.C.E, 6. 1869 ;
s. of Thomas Hunter Menzies, of Edinburgh ; to. Dorothy
Frances, d. of CorneUus Home, of Kew Gardens, Surrey.
Educ. : Heriot Watt CoU, Edinburgh. Civil Engineer ;
Director of Special Construction, Civil Engineer-in-Chief's
Depart, Admiralty, 1917-19. Addresses: 11, West Park
Road, Kew Gardens, Surrey ; Plockton, Ross-shire. (C1006)
MENZIES, Alexander James Pople, O.B.E, 6. 6 July,
1863 ; s. of John Menzies, of BaUoch, Dambartonshire ; to.
Elizabeth Bannerman, d. of John Davidson, of Ravenswood,
Inverness. Educ. : Royal Academy, Inverness ; Edinburgh,
London, and Brussels Univs. Sheriff Substitute of Stirling
and Dumbarton. War Work : Judicial and administrative at
Lerwick, Shetland Isles, an important centre of the Fleet
during the war. Address : County BuUdings, Dumbarton.
Club : Scottish Liberal. (0579)
MEPHAM, Capt. Charles Edward, C.B.E, R.A.O.C.
MERCER, 2nd Lieut. George Joseph, M.B.E.
MERCER, John Swan, O.B.E, 5. 26 Aug. 1867 ; s. of the
late James Mercer J.P, of Southfleld, Dalkeith, Midlothian ;
». EmUy Maud, d. of the late James Maclean, of Wigtown.
Educ : Royal High School, and Edinburgh Univ. (B.L.
Edinburgh) ; Advocate, Scotland, 1899 ; appointed Counsel
for Crown as ultimus hceres, 1911 ; J.P. for Orkney, 1912 ;
Sheriff Substitute of Caithness, Orkney, and Shetland at Kirk
waU, since 1912. War Work : Chairman of the Orkney Appeal
Tribunal (Military Service Acts) ; Chairman of Local War
Pensions Committee ; Chairman of Agricultural Wages Com
mittee for Orkney; services in connection with voluntary
recruiting, Food Economy, and War Savings. Clubs :
Orkney (Kirkwall) : Scottish Liberal (Edinburgh). (010956)
MERCER, WilUam Ayerst, M.B.E.
MERCHANT, John Lewis, O.A., M.B.E, fi. 22 April,
1864 ; s. of Charles Martin Merchant, of Tottington, Lancs. ;
»i. Elspeth Alexandra, d. of Alexander Stephen, of Belsize

Park, London. Educ : Manchester Grammar School, and
Owens Coll. Chartered Accountant. War Work: Hon
Sec. of Bury and District National Shell Factory and Clerk to
the Bury and District Munitions Board. Address : Bankfleld
JNorth, Bury, Lanes. ; Elspeth, Abbotsbrook, Bourne End.
MERCHANT, Captain John Viotor Jabez, M.B.E.
MEREDITH, Anne Maude, M.B.E, Educ. : Hampstead
Collegiate School, and London Univ. Acting Editor of " The
Englishwoman," 1911-12 ; assistant editor, of " The Common
Cause, 1913-18. War Work : Administrative assistant in
charge of Medical Section, Ministry of Food, Feb. 1918, to
June, 1920. Address: 5a, Thackeray Street, Kensington
Square. Clubs: Ladies' University ; To-morrow. (M9017)
MEREDITH, Capt. H. A, M.B.E.
MEREDITH, Major Henry Chase, O.B.E, T.D, b. 8 Oct.
1881 ; s. of the late Henry Hills Meredith, of Marton Hall,
Baschurch, Salop ; to. Mary Leigh, d. of Sir Leigh Hoskyns,
Bart, of 78, Cadogan Square, S.W. (see Burke's Peerage).
Educ. : Eton and Christ's Church Coll, Oxford. Master of
Ludlow Hounds, 1913-16, and 1919-20 ; Major in Shropshire
Yeomanry. War Work: MobiUsed with 1/lst Shropshire
Yeomanry, Aug. 1914 ; transferred to 1/lst Leicestershire
Yeomanry in France, July, 1915 ; remained with that Regt.
until it was broken up in April, 1918, and then became A.D.C.
to Major-Gen. Bridgford, and later to Major-Gen. T. S. Lambert ;
twice mentioned in despatches. Address : Overton Lodge,
Ludlow. Clubs: Cavahy; M.C.C. ' (05516)
MEREDITH, Hugh Owen, C.B.E.
MEREDYTH, Capt. Arthur Gwynn Moreton, C.B.E.
Served in Great War, 1914-19, as Senior Naval Officer, Thurso.
(C2298)
MEREDYTH, Paymaster-Capt. Charles Edward Hughes,
C.B.E. ; s. of the Rev. T. E. Meredyth, R. and Rural Dean of
Ightfleld, Salop. Paymaster-Capt. R.N. ; served in Great
War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1933)
MERD7ALE, Capt. Bernard, O.B.E, B.A, LL.B, 6. 15
July, 1882 ; s. of John Herman Merivale, of Togstone, North
umberland ; m. Cicely, d. of Richard Edwin Stuckey, of
Eastbourne. Educ. : Sedbergh School, and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge. War Work : EnUsted 9 Sept. 1914, in 13th West
Yorks Regt. ; subsequently gazetted 2nd Lieut, to 8th London
Regt. ; promoted Capt. ; incapacitated during Home Service ;
appointed to command of Depot, 3rd London Regt. ; appointed
Assistant Commissioner of Home Counties Division of Food
Ministry and for Enforcement. Address: 27 A, Notting Hill
Gate, London, W. Club : Savile. (010958)
MERMAGEN, Major Ernest WaUace, C.B.E.
MERRELLS, Thomas Arthur, C.B.E.
MERRETT, Capt. Franois George, M.B.E, R.E.
MERRICK. Frederick Thomas, M.B.E, R.E.
MERRICK, Frederick WUUam, M.B.E.
MERRICKS, Frank, C.B.E, 6. 11 March, 1866; s. of
James Merricks, of Bodiam, Sussex ; to. Minnie, d. of Robert
Thom, of Barremman, Dumbartonshire. Educ. : Privately and
Royal School of Mines, London. Member of Geological Survey
Board ; President of the Institution of Mining and MetaUurgy,
1920-21. War Work: Hon. Mining Engineer, and in charge
of Home Iron Ore and Limestone Development and Production,
Don and Steel Production Department, Ministry of Munitions,
Sept. 1915, to Jan. 1919. Address : 47, Campden House Road,
Kensington, W. 8. Club : Bath. (C2806)
MERRIEFIELD, Albert, M.B.E.
MERRILES, Alexander Horsburgh, M.B.E, fi. 26 June,
1887. Educ. : George Watson's CoU, Edinburgh. Chartered
Accountant. War Work : Production Department of British
Ministry of Munitions in U.S.A. Address : 143, East 39th
Street, New York. (M3§41)
MERRIMAN, Major Frank Boyd, C.B.E, K.C; m. 1920,
Olive McLaren Carver, M.B.E. (q.v.), d. of Frederick W. Carver.
MERRIMAN, Henry John, M.B.E.
MERRITT, Lieut.-Col. and Qr.-Mr. George, C.B.E.
MERRY, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Colin CampbeU,
f1 Tt ~P Tt, ~N
MERRY, Capt. Edgar James, M.B.E.
MERRY, George Pitlow, O.B.E. (011997)
MERRY, 2nd Lieut. Henry Edward, M.B.E.
MERRY, Henry Edward Dilke, M.B.E.
MERRY, WiUiam Joseph CoUings, O.B.E, M.A, M.D,
B.Ch. (Oxon), 6. 29 June 1867 ; s. of W. W. Merry, D.D,
Rector of Lincoln Coll, Oxford; to. Eleanor Charlotte, d. of
H. Kynaston, D.D, Canon of Durham. Educ. : Marlborough,
and Magdalen Coll, Oxford, and St. Thomas' Hospital, London.
Hon. Surgeon, Princess AUce Hospital, Eastbourne. War
Work : Senior Surgeon, Auxiliary War Hospital, and Civil
Surgeon, MiUtary Hospital, Eastbourne. Address : 2, Chiswick
Place, Eastbourne. Clubs : New University ; Royal Auto
mobile. __, _, _T _ (010959)
MERSTON, Ethel Gladys, C.B.E, W.R.N.S.
MERTON, Arthur Sidney, M.B.E.
MERVYN, Muriel Hermione Marion, M.B.E.
MESSEL, Lieut.-Col. Leonard Charles Rudolph, O.B.E,
T D fi 19 Feb. 1872 ; s. of L. Messel, of Nymans, Hand Cross,
Sussex; m. Maud, M.B.E, d. of Linley Sambourne, ot 18,
Stafford Terrace, Kensington. Educ. : Eton, and Merton Coll,
Oxford War Work : Raised 3/4th Batt. The Buffs, and com
manded this, and later the 4th Reserve Batt. The Buffs. T.F.
Address: Nymans, Hand Cross, Sussex. Clubs: Arts; Con
servative. (07472)

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Messel

THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

MESSEL, MaudFranees.M.B.E : d. of Edward Linley Sam-
bourne, of 18, Stafford Terrace, Kensington ; m. Leonard C. R. s.
of L. Messel, of Nymans, Handcross, Sussex. War Work : Com
mandant, V A.D. Hospital, Balcombc, Sussex. Addresses :
Nymans, Handcross, Sussex ; 104, Lancaster Gate, W. Club :
Ladies' Automobile. (M9019)
MESSER, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Albert, C.B.E, D.S.O,
fi. 1863 ; s. of the late John Messer, J.P. Served in Great War,
1914-19, in Graves Registration Section with rank of Lieut.-Col
(mentioned in despatches) ; Legion of Honour. (C1120)
MESSER, Charles Mellvaine, O.B.E.
MESSITER, Lieut.-Col. Charles Bayard, D.S.C, O.B.E.
MESTON, Jeanie, Lady, C.B.E, Lady of Grace of St. John
of Jerusalem ; d. of the late James McDonald ; m. Lord
Meston of Agra and Dunottar (see Burke's Peerage). War
Work : In the United Provinces of India. Address : Hurst,
Cookham Dene, Berkshire. (C348)
METCALFE, Lieut. Bruce, O.B.E.. R.N.R.
METCALFE, Claude, M.B.E, 6. 29 Aug. 1866; s. of
Robert Ives Metcalfe, of Beccles ; m. Laura Marian, d. of
the Rev. H. Windsor-Aubrey, Hale, SaUsbury. Educ. :
Fauconberge School, and Edinburgh Univ. General Manager,
British Central Africa Co, Ltd, in Nyasaland, 1894-1917;
Unofficial Member of First Nyasaland Legislative Council,
1908-1913. War Work : Nyasaland Volunteer Reserve,
1914-17 (Nyasaland Medal, 1915) ; Chairman and Divisional
Road Transport Officer for North Midland Division Road
Transport Board, 1918-19. Address : c/o Lloyds Bank,
Bristol. Club : Notts County. (M9920)
METCALFE, Edith Minna, M.B.E, 6. 3 Feb. 1863 ; d. of
the late Frederick Metcalfe, Rector of Upper Hardres, Canter
bury. Educ. : Protestant School, Orleans, France. War
Work : Soldiers' and Sailors' FamiUes Association, Chatham.
Address : 22, Trinity Road. GUlingham Kent.
METCALFE, Sir George, K.B.E, J.P, fi. 1848 ; s. of the
late John Metcalfe, of Leeds ; to. Amy, d. of Capt. Alex. Grant,
late 61st Regt. Educ. : Yorkshire Society's School. Member,
Committee Stock Exchange, 1898-1909, and American Dollar
Securities Committee. Address : Munster Lodge, Teddington.
Clubs : Gresham ; Royal Thames Yacht ; National Liberal. (K399)
METCALFE, George Arthur, M.B.E.
METCALFE, Capt. Harold WiUiam, M.B.E.
METCALFE, Major Harry Francis, M.B.E, D.C.M,
fi. 1864 ; s. of Capt. T. Metcalfe, of Royal Fusiliers. Educ. :
Canada, and St. Margaret's CoU. Served in S. Africa (D.C.M,
and Meritorious Medal). War Work: 1914, served with the
6th Batt. Royal Fusiliers (twice mentioned in despatches).
Address : Avoca, Thombury Road, Osterley Park. (M5463)
METCALFE, Engineer-Capt. Henry Wray., C.B.E, R.N,
_¦. 1864 ; s. of John WilUam Metcalfe, M.D, of Geneva ; m.
1893, Dora Henrietta, d. of the Rev. Frederick Metcalfe.
Educ. : Hereford Cathedral School. Served with Anti
submarine Div. during Great War. Address : Harbledown,
Canterbury. (C908)
METCALFE, Lieut.-Col. Joseph Noel, O.B.E, D.S.C,
R EMETCALFE, Capt. Percy Kynaston, MB.E, R.A.S.C.
METCALFE, T. Warrant Officer Robert, M.B.E. Royal
Indian Marine.
METCALFE, Thomas Edward, O.B.E..
METE, Erina, Mrs, M.B.E.
METFORD, Lieut.-Col. Francis KiUigrew Seymour,
O.B.E, V.D, D.L.
METHUEN, Lieut. Lionel Harry, O.B.E, M.C.
METHUEN, Mary Ethel, the Lady, C.B.E, d. of the late
WiUiam Ayshford Sanford, of Nynehead Court ; m. as his
second wife, Field-Marshal Paul Sanford Methuen, 3rd Baron
Methuen, G.C.B, G.C.M.G, G.CV.O, J.P. Address : Corsham,
Wilts. (C400)
METHVEN, John, M.B.E, 6. 23 June, 1857 ; s. of WilUam
Methven, of Dundee ; m. Emily Wilmot, d. of Alfred Boase, of
Claverhouse, near Dundee. Educ. : Dundee and St. Andrews.
War Work : Assistant Hon. Sec. Dundee Branch, B.R.C.S
Address: 38, Magdalen Yard Road, Dundee. Club : Eastern
Dundee). (M755)
METHVEN, Lieut.-Col. Malcolm David, O.B.E, R.A.F.
METIVIER, Capt. Harry Vincent Mercer, O.B.E. B.Sc,
M.R.C.V.S, s. of — Metivier, of Port of Spam, Trinidad; m,
1920, Sylvia Kathleen, e. d. of S. H. Nye, of Loughton, Essex.
METSON, Capt. George, O.B.E, L.R.I.B.A, etc, fi.
10 March, 1881 ; s. of George Metson, of Clapham Common,
S.W. ; m. Beatrice, d. ot Capt. W. Mossop, of Burnley. Educ. :
Upper Tooting High School, and privately. Area Surveyor,
Midland Area, H.M. Office of Works. War Work : Capt.
l/19th Batt. London Regt, and later Headquarter Visiting
MiUtary Representative. Address : 39, Glasslvn Road,
Crouch End, N. 8. ' (O580)
MEWBURN, Lieut.-Col. Frank Hamilton, O.B.E.
MEWETT, Major James Edward Hedley, O.B.E, M.C
MEYNELL, Major Everard Charles, O.B.E, M.C.
R.F.A. (T.).
MEYNELL, Capt. Robert Alexander Lindley, O.B.E.
MIALL, Frank Berger, M.B.E, 6. 10 Sept. 1874 ; s. of
the late Comm. Gover Miall, R.N, Portsmouth ; m. Beatrice G,
d. of W. J. Ruggier, late C.B. to H.M. Dockyard, Gibraltar.
Educ : Christ's Hospital. Chief Electrical Engineer, serving
on cable ships of the Eastern Telegraph Company. War Work :
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during whole period of war, as Chief Electrician, for the main
tenance of cable communications and the laying of temporary
cables for naval and miUtary purposes. Address : c/o Eastern
Tel. Co, Electra House, Finsbury Pavement, E.C. (M9022)
MICHAEL, Lewis WilUam, M.B.E.
MICHAEL, Rao Sahib, M.B.E.
MICHAELIS, Marie, M.B.E.
MICHELL, George Babington, O.B.E, H.M.B. Consul
at Para, Brazil, fi. 27 Aug. 1864 ; s. of the late George Dalton
Michell, Capt. 19th Foot, of Milford^Surrey ; m. Marion Fanny,
d. of the late George Anstruther Harris, M.C.S, of Weston-
super-Mare. Educ. : King's CoU. School, London. H.B.M.
Consular Service since March, 1903; Vice-Consul successively
at Casablanca, Morocco ; StanleyviUe, Congo Free State ;
Paris, 1908-11 ; H.M. Consul at Iquitos, Peru, 1911-12 ; H.M.
Consul at Para since Feb. 1913. War Work : Carrying ont
the " Trading with the Enemy (Statutory List) Proclamation"
and other Consular Duties ; work for the Admiralty (searching
the North-East Coasts of Brazil for Enemy Raiders), and for
the War Office (Recruiting, etc.). Addresses: British Consulate,
Para, Brazil ; 8, Royal Park, CUfton, Bristol. Club : Para. (0581)
MICHELL, Major Herbert Arthur, O.B.E. R.A.F.
MICHELL, John Deeble, M.B.E, L.R.I.B.A, 6. 1863 ;
s. of the late Stephen Michell, formerly of Pednandrea, Red
ruth. Architectural Superintendent, War Office. Address:
7, Burnaby Crescent, London, W. 4. (M756)
MICHELL, Marie Louise, Mrs., O.B.E.
MICHIE, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Andrew, M.B.E.
MICHIE, Charles, C.B.E.
MICHIE, Capt. Henry Maurice, O.B.E.
MICHIE, James, C.B.E, M.I.Mar.E, 6. 15 Aug. 1867 ;
s. of the late James Michie, of Gaveney Cottage, Banff, N.B. ; m.
Louisa, d. of the late Joseph Mpnro, of BroomhUl Farm, Aber
deen. Educ. : Grammar School, Banff, Scotland. Chief
Engineer, s.s. " Ingoma," Messrs. T. & J. Harrison, of Liverpool
and London (Harrison Line). War Work: Transporting troops
from England to Egypt, Egypt to France, India to France, the
Serbian Army from Corfu to Salonica, troop, to Mesopotamia,
on East and S. African coast troops for E. African campaign.
Addresses : c/o Messrs. T. and J. Harrison, Dock House, BUUter
Street, London, E.C ; 3, AUoa Road, Goodmayes, Essex.
Club : Mercantile (Durban). (C2808)
MICHIE, Mary Agnes, Mrs. Courts, C.B.E.
MICHIE, Major WiUiam Charles, O.B.E., R.A.F.
MICHOD, Lieut.-Col. Percy Douglas, O.B.E.
MICKLEM, Eva, M.B.E. ; d. of the late T. M. WegueUn,
M.P, of 44, Grosvenor Gardens, S.W. ; to. Major-Gen. Edward
Micklem, of RosehiU, Hurley, Berks. War Work : President,
Local Branch Maidenhead Soldiers' and SaUors' Families
Association ; Member Berks War Pensions Committee ; Vice-
Chairman, Maidenhead Sub-Division War Pensions Com
mittee. Address : RosehUl, Hurley, Berks. Club : Empress. (M9023)
MICKLETHWAIT, Franois Mary Gore, M.B.E.
MIDDLEMAS, Lieut. Percy, M.B.E, R.A.F.
MIDDLEMAS, Robert, O.B.E, 6. 5 Aug. 1867 : d. of
Andrew Middlemas, of Kelso, N.B. ; m. Blanche a Becket,
d. of Thomas Rees a Becket Evans, of Berwick-on-Tweed.
Educ: Kelso, N.B. Import and Export business with Havana,
Turkey, etc. War Work : National Service Representative
at Hford ; planned the National Service scheme of land and
other work for average and unfit men circulated by the Ministry
as an example to be foUowed. Address : Cranham Court,
Upminster. Clubs : Eccentric ; Royal AutomobUe. (010961)
MIDDLEMASS, Agnes Lizzie, Mrs., M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
MIDDLEMISS, John, M.B.E.
MIDDLETON, Major Edward Meredyth, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
fi. 10 Oct. 1880 ; e. s. of the late F. E. Middleton, M.A, of
Hainford, Norfolk. Educ. : Privately, Toronto Univ, and
St. Thomas's Hospital, London. Assistant Commandant,
Royal Army Medical CoU, MUlbank, London. War Work:
On Active Service from Aug. 1914 to June, 1919, in France.
Macedonia, and Palestine. Address : R.A.M.C. Mess, Mill-
bank, London, S.W. Club : Junior Naval and MUitarj. (06245)
MIDDLETON, Lieut. Frederick George, M.B.E, R.E.
MIDDLETON, Capt. George, M.B.E, 6. 8 Sept. 1864;
s. of Samuel Middleton, of GiUingham, Kent ; m. Fanny, d. of
Thomas Forbes, of St. Heliers, Jersey. Educ. : Privately.
Inspector, Army Schools Dept. (retired). War Work : Organis
ing and Supervising Technical MUitary Education whilst In
spector of Army Schools, Eastern Command, during the whole
period of the war. Address : Pevensey, Avondale Road,
South Croydon. (M5465)
MIDDLETON, George Burnett, M.B.E.
MIDDLETON, George Francis, M.B.E.
MIDDLETON, Capt. Herbert Edgar, M.B.E, 6. March, 1
1884 ; s. of Herbert George Middleton, of Leytonstone, Essex.
Educ. : Privately. Finance Department, Shanghai Municipal
CouncU, Shanghai, China. War Work : Served as a 2nd Lieut.
in the Essex Regt. June, 1915, to Dec. 1915 ; transferred to
the Machine Gun Corps, Dec. 1915 ; served with the M.G.C. in
France and Belgium, Feb. 1916, to June, 1917, successively as
Adjutant, 2nd in Command, and Acting CO. of a M.G. Unit
in the Field ; promoted Lieut. July, 1916 ; wounded at Ypres,
June, 1917 ; mentioned in despatches ; attached General
Staff (Staff Duties Branch) War Office, Nov. 1917 to Dec.
1918 ; promoted Acting Capt. and attached to British Military

BIOGRAPHIES.

Millard

Mission to Siberia, Dec. 1918, to Feb. 1920 ; granted the rank
of Captain on completion of service, Aug. 1920. Address :
Thatched House Club, St. James' Street. London, S.W. 1.
Club : Shanghai (Shanghai, China). (M6771)
MIDDLETON, John, M.B.E, 6. April, 1885 ; s. of John
G. Middleton, of Sturton-by-Stow, Lincoln ; to. EmUy, d. of
Seth Harrison, of Lincoln. Educ. : Queen Elizabeth's School,
Gainsborough. Sec. Norfolk Mental Hospital, Thorpe, Nor
wich ; Assist. Sec, Lincolnshire (Bracebridge) Mental Hospital,
1902-12. War Work : Secretary and Paymaster, Norfolk War
(General) Hospital, Norwich, 1915-20, which Institution was
the Norfolk Mental Hospital Converted into a hospital for sick
and wounded officers and men. Address : Sturton Cottage,
Thorpe. Norwich. (M9024)
MIDDLETON, Mary Katharine, Mrs. Hugh, O.B.E,
fi. 6 June, 1878 ; s. of the late Admiral S. Long, of Blendworth,
Horndean, Hants ; m. Hugh Jeffery Midaleton (who died),
s. of Sir Arthur Middleton, Bart, of Belsay Castle, Northumber
land (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Winchester High School.
Chairman, Northumberland County Federation of Women's
Institutes ; County Commissioner Girl Guides ; Member of
Northumberland AgriciJtural Executive Committee, County
CouncU Education Committee, and Castle Ward Rural District
CouncU. War Work : Hon. Sec. Women's War Agricultural
Committee ; Chahman Red Cross Selection Committee.
Address : Belsay Castle, Northumberland. Club : Ladies'
Athensum. MIDDLETON, Sydney Albert, D.S.O, O.B.E.
MIDDLETON, Sir Thomas Hudson, K.B.E, C.B, fi.
1S63 ; s. of Alexander AUardyce Middleton, J.P. ; m. Lydia
Falconer Fraser MUler, d. of the late Prof. Davidson, of Adelaide
Univ. Educ : Merchiston Castle School, Edinburgh, and
Univs. of Glasgow and Edinburgh. Professor of Agriculture,
Saroda Coll, India, 1889-96 ; Lecturer on Agriculture,
Univ. CoU. of Wales, Aberystwyth, 1896-99 ; Professor of
Agriculture, Armstrong Coll, Newcastle, 1899-1902 ; Cam
bridge University, 1902-7 ; Assistant Sec, Board of Agriculture
and Fisheries, 1906-19 ; Development Commissioner, 1919.
War Work : Director and subsequently Deputy Director-
General, Food Production Department. Address : 6A,
Dean's Yard, S.W. 1 ; 3, Montpelier Avenue, W. 5. (K158)
MIDDLETON, Major Walter, O.B.E.
MIDDLETON, WiUiam Aberdein, O.B.E, 6. 1 Feb1
1876 ; s. of WiUiam Aberdein Middleton, of Brechin, Forfar
shire ; m. Margaret Anne, d. of Robert Colvin Johnstone, of
Edinburgh. Chartered Accountant (Edinburgh Society);
Sec, National Insurance Audit Department, 3, Regent Street,
S.W1. Address : 19, Criffel Avenue, S.W. 2. Club : National
Liberal. (03836)
MIDDLETON, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Crawfurd, C.B.E,
fi. 1858. Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Remount Ser. ; Sudan
Expedition, 1884-5 (medal with clasp, bronze star) ; S. Africa,
1899-1902 (despatches, Queen's medal with seven clasps) ;
Great War. 1914-19 (despatches). (C1698)
MIDGELEY, Lieut. Sam, M.B.E.
MIDGLEY, John WilUam, M.B.E.
MIDMER, Thomas WiUiam, O.B.E.
MIDWINTER, Capt. Edward Colpoys, C.B, CM G,
C.B.E, D.S.O, fi. 1872 ; s of the late Rev. Edward Adair Mid
winter, Vicar of St. Paul's, Marylebone. Educ. : St. Paul's
School, and R.M.A. Entered R.E. 1892 ; Capt. 1903 ; retired,
1907 : Nile Expedition, 1897-1898 ; present at battle of Khar
tum (despatches, 4th class Medjidieh) ; El Lewa Pasha in
Egyptian Army (3rd class Osmanieh) ; Gen. Manager of Sudan
Govt. Railways ; has 2nd class Order of the Nile. Address :
Atbara, Sudan. CZm6 : Army and Navy. (C1097)
MIDWOOD, Lieut.-Col. Harrison, C.B.E.
MIFSUD, Anne GUI, Mrs., M.B.E.
MIGNON, Edith Agnes Ida, Mrs., M.B.E.
MILBURN, Major Charles Henry, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
MILBURN, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Alan, O.B.E, T.D,
mentioned in despatches, 6. 30 June, 1879 ; s. of Tom MUburn,
of Portland Square, Workington ; m. Maud Clarissa, d. of
Col. A. J. Hopkins, of 78, Oxford Gardens, London, W. Club :
Junior Army and Navy. (07476)
MILBURN, WUliam, M.B.E, F.R.I.B.A, J.P, 6.
30 July, 1858 ; s. of William Milburo, of Sunderland ; m.
Julia Margaret, d. of John Wright Wayman, of Sunderland.
Educ : Private School, Sunderland. Architect and Surveyor.
war Work : Chahman of Sunderland Recruiting Committee ;
Chairman of Sunderland Tribunal Advisory Committee ;
Chairman for Committees for raising 160th Brigade, R.F.A, and
20th D.L.I. ; Assistant ControUer of Registration (National
Service) at Middlesbrough ; Assistant Director of National
Service for Newcastle-upon-Tyne Area. Addresses : 8,
ThornhUl Park, Sunderland ; 17, Fawcett Street, Sunderland.
_ MILDMAY, CecU Francis, Mrs. W. H. ST JOHN-,
O.B.E. MILDRED, Lieut.-Col. Spencer, C.B.E, D.S.O., R.E, 6.
1872. Great War, 1914-17 (despatches) ; appointed to command
K-E. of a Div. 1916. (C5581)
MILDREN, Capt. WUUam, M.B.E.
MILES, Major Alfred George, M.B.E,. R.E.
MILES, Alfred Henry, O.B.E.
MILES, Alfred, O.B.E, 6. 1875 ; s. of the Rev. J. Miles, of
Aberystwyth, Cardiganshire ; to. Etheleen, d. of George Evans,
of Pontypridd, Glam. Educ : Privately ; Univ. CoU, Wales,
Aberystwyth ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London. M.O.
Post Office. War Work : 3 years Hon. M.O. and Officer-in-charge,

Dinas Powis Red Cross Hospital. Address : Glen View.
Dinas Powis, Glam. (O10966)
MILES, Alice, Lady, C.B.E.. d. of the late Joseph Parker, of
Brettenham Park, Suffolk ; m. Lieut.-Gen. Sir Herbert Scott
Gould Miles, G.C.B, G.C.M.G, K.C.B, G.B.E, C.V.O, M.V.O.
Governor and Commandor-in-Chief, Gibraltar (q.v.). Address :
22, Half Moon Street, W. 1. (C401)
MILES, Lieut. Cecil James, M.B.E, R.E. (S.R.)
MILES, Lieut.-Comm. Francis Nigel, O.B.E, R.N.
MILES, Rev. Frederic James, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1869 ;
s. of the late Stephen Miles, printing machine manufacturer, of
London ; in. 1894, Isabella Killick, of N.S. Wales and Ceylon.
Educ. : Privately. Baptist Minister and Senior Chaplain
AustraUan Imperial Forces; served in Great War, 1914-17
(despatches) ; was Pres. of Christian Endeavour Union,
W. Australia, Tasmania, and Victoria, 1900-14 ; Victorian
Editor of " The Australian Baptist." Addresses : Lanka,
Melbourne, Victoria ; Knight's Hill, West Norwood, S.E. (07965!
MILES, Lieut.-Col. George Edward, C.B.E, J.P,
R.A.M.C, 6. 3 Feb. 1853 ; s. of George Daniel Miles, of Man
chester, Jamaica, B.W.I. ; m. daughter of the Rev. Richard
King, of Prestwich, Manchester, Lanes. Educ : Eastmans
R.N. Academy, Southsea; Guy's Hospital. Previously
Lunacy appointments in England ; for 28 years Medical
Superintendent, Lunacv Service, New South Wales, Australia.
War Work: O.C Mental Division, R. V. Hospital, Netley;
Mental Specialist, Southern Command. Address : c/o Bank of
N.S.W, Threadneedle Street, E.C. Clubs : British Empire ;
AustraUan, Sydney. (C1099)
MILES, Harry Powell, O.B.E, M.Inst.CE, M.Inst.T,
fi. 2 Dec. 1869. Assistant Engineer, Midland Railway. War
Work: Work in connection with Railway Transport. Ad
dress : Edgerton, Duffield Road, Derby. (010966)
MILES, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Herbert Scott Gould, G.C.B,
G.C.M.G, G.B.E, C.V.O, 6. 31 July, 1850; m. AUce,
C.B.E. (q.v.), d. of the late Joseph Parker, of Bret
tenham Park, Suffolk. Educ. : WeUington, and R.M.C.
Sandhurst. Entered Army. 1869 ; Col. 1893 ; A.A.G.
Aldershot, 1893-98 ; Commandant Staff CoU. 1889-99 ;
S. Africa (D.A.G.), 1899-1900; Commandant, Staff College,
Camberley, 1900-3 ; G.O.C. Troops, Cape Colony, 1903 ;
Director of Recruiting and Organisation H.Q. 1904 ; Q.M.G.
to the Forces, 1908-12 ; Governor, WelUngton CoU. ; Grand
Officer Legion of Honour, Grand Cross of the Crown of Italy,
and of Isabella la CatoUca of Spain ; Governor and Commander-
in-Chief, Gibraltar, 1913-18. Address : 22, Half Moon Street,
W. 1. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Marlborough ; Arthur's. (G38)
MILES, Leopold, M.B.E.
MILES, SybU Marguerite Goune, Mrs., O.B.E.
MILES, WiUiam, O.B.E.
MILES, Blanch Kate BEERE-, M.B.E.
MILEY, Major Arnold John, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MILFORD, Sydney WiUiam, O.B.E.
MILL, Capt. John Smith Tindal, M.B.E, R.E.
MILL, Lieut.-Col. Thomas, C.M.G, O.B.E, M.B.,
MILLAR, Duncan O.B.E, 6. 29 Aug. 1870 ; s. of WiUiam
Millar, of Kilmelford, Argyll ; m. Mary Catherine, d. of Dr.
M. F. O'Kelly, of Felling Lodge, FeUing, Co. Durham. Educ. :
Stirling High School, and Glasgow, and Univ. Durham.
Pensions Referee ; Poor Law M.O. ; Corps Surgeon St.
John Ambulance Brigade ; Hon. Major R.A.M.C (V.). War
Work : M.O. Whinney House Hospital ; Chief M.O. Sallwell
Towers Hospital, Low Fell, Gateshead-on-Tyne ; Major,
R A M.C. (V.), No. 1, Durham F.A. Address : FeUing Lodge,
FelUng-on-Tyne, Co. Durham. 'PI?'
MILLAR, Ella Morison, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 1869; d. of Sir
Robert Kirk Inches, of Edinburgh (see Burke's Peerage) ;
to. Thomas John, s. of Adam Millar, of Edinburgh. Educ. :
Edinburgh. Town Councillor, Edinburgh. War Work:
Red Cross ; Prince of Wales' Fund ; work for women ; com
forts for soldiers on active service ; prisoners of War in
Germany (Edinburgh Committee); Sailors and Soldiers
ChUdren's Home, etc. Address: 2, Strathearn Road, Edin
burgh. Club : Ladies' Caledonian. ___,_, (M759)
MILLAR, Major Exley Livingston, M..CE.
MILLAR, Eng.-Lieut. Frank Ernest, C.B.E, R.JN.
MILLAR, Capt. George McGregor, C.B.E, M.B.
MILLAR, Henry Horatio, M.B.E J P. .
MILLAR, James, O.B.E, M.D, CM, 6. 30 Oct. 1849 ,
s. ofthe late Christopher Millar, of Carmylhe Forfarshire, NB.
to. Kate, d. of Arthur Liberty of Nottingham -Educ
Aberdeen Univ. Late Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy,
Aberdeen Univ War Work : M.O. in charge The Bowden
iSy Hospital, Nottingham, 1915-19 ; Member of Recruit
ing and Pensions Boards, 1915-19. (010968)
MILLAR, Peter, M.B.E.
MILLAR, Rev. Peter Carmichael, O.B.E, B.l), . •
7 Aug 1887; s. of James Millar, of Airdrie Educ : Airdrie
Academy and Glasgow University. Minister ot Balmermo,
Fifeshire. War Work: Served as Chaplain with E.E 1
June 1917, to June, 1919 ; mentioned in General AUenby's
despatch of March,' 1919.' Address: Manse of Balmenno,
MILLAR, WiUiam, C.B.E.
MILLARD, Claud John, M.B^, R.A.S.C.
MILLARD, Ernest AUred, M.B.E.

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

MILLARD, Col. Reginald Jaffray, CM.G, C.B.E, M.B,
Cb.M, fi. 1868 ; s. of the late Rev. H. S. MiUard, of Newcastle,
NS Wales; m. 1898, Margaret Alice Millard. Educ:
Sydney Univ and Univ. CoU, London. Col. Australian Army
Med. Corps ; appointed Med. Sup. Coast Hospital, N.S. Wales,
1908 • Dep Director of Med. Sers, Australian Imperial Force,
Head Quarters, London, 1917 ; served during Great War.
1915-17 in Egvpt and GaUipoli (despatches) ; N.S. Wales
Lunacy bepart. 1892-1900 : Depart, of Public Health, 1900-14.
Clubs: British Empire; University (Sydney). (C1845)
MILLEDGE, Minnie, M.B.E, 6. 6 Oct. 1872 ; d. of
Alfred Milledge. Educ. : Privately. Deputy Superintendent,
Insurance Dept, Ministry of Health. War Work : Work in
connection with Benefits of Discharged Soldiers and Sailors
under the National Health Insurance Act. Address : Keston,
Weald Road, Brentwood. (M2169)
MILLER, Alexander, M.B.E.
MILLER, Lieut. AUred, C.B.E.
MILLER, A. E., O.B.E.
MILLER, Brig.-Gen. Alfred Douglas, C.B.E, D.S.O, D.L,
6. 1864 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. James Miller, of Shotover, Oxford.
m. 1899, EUa, d. of the late John Fletcher, of Saltoun Hall,
Haddington (see Burke's Peerage, Wemyss, E.). Entered
Scots Grevs, 1885 ; Capt. 1893 ; Major, 1902 ; Lieut.-Col.
1907 ; Col. 1911 ; Hon. Brig.-Gen. 1918 ; retted, 1914 ;
S. Africa, 1899-1902, as D.A.A.G. ; Chief Staff Officer, Great
War, 1914-18, on Staff (despatches) ; D.A.A.G. N.-E. Dist.
1903-5. Addresses : Shotover House, Wheatley, Oxfordshire ;
25. Great Cumberland Place, W. (C829)
MILLER, Major AUister Mackintosh, D.S.O, O.B.E.
Served in Great War, 1914-19, with R.F.C (mentioned In
despatches). (08147)
MILLER, Amy Bessie, Mrs, M.B.E. id. of the late WilUam
Dulley, of Wellingborough ; to. Hubert WiUiam, s. of the late
WUUam Walter, of Nottingham. War Work : Superintendent
and Hon. Sec. of Exmouth Branch of the Surgical Requisites
Association (Queen Mary's Needlework GuUd). Address :
4, The Beacon, Exmouth. (N9628)
MILLER, Anne, O.B.E. ; d. of John MiUer, of Scrabster.
Educ. : Privatelv. War Work : V.A.D. Nurse, Divisional
Sec, West of Caithness Red Cross Unit; Member of several
War Committees. Address : Scrabster House, Thurso,
Caithness. Club : Ladies' National. (010969)
MILLER, Annie, M.B.E, i. 6 May, 1870; d. of Sir
Alexander E. MiUer, of BaUycastle, Co. Antrim (see Burke's
Peerage). War Work : Commandant of the Highlands
AuxiUary MiUtary Hospital, Shortheath, Farnham, Surrey,
and of Surrey 74 V.A.D. Address : Corrymeela, Farnham,
Surrey. (M670)
MILLER, Capt. Archibald Thomas, O.B.E, M.G.C
MILLER, Arnold Henry, O.B.E, 6. 1 Oct. 1865 ; s. of
Henry Blake MUler, of Norwich ; m. EUa Constance, d. o(
Thornton Andrews, J.P, of Swansea. Educ. : King Edward
VI. Grammar School, Norwich. SoUcitor and Town Clerk,
Norwich. Address : Woodlands, Norwich. (0583)
MILLER, Charles Cyril, O.B.E, 6. 1870 ; s. of the late
R. J. Miller, of London ; to. LiUan Jeanne, d. of E. A. Arm
strong, of London. Educ : City of London School. CoUector
of Customs and Excise, Port of Cape Town, and Shipping
Master. War Work : Detaining Officer for the Admiralty ;
Deputy-ControUer of Imports and Exports, Cape Town ;
Hon. Treas. Governor-General's Fund, Final Effort ; Organiser
of Fairhaven Fund in aid of H.M. Navy and Mercantile Marine.
Address : Custom House, Cape Town. Club : Durban.
MILLER, Capt. Charles Ernest Augustus, M.B.E, 6.
27 Sept. 1872 ; s. of Charles MiUer, of Alexandra, Victoria ;
to. Martha Maria, d. of the late Joseph Berry, of Creswick,
Victoria. Educ. : Public School and privately. 25 years
on Postal Service as Telegraphist and Postmaster (Victoria) ;
9 years Department of Home Affairs, 1st as Clerk-in-charge
Victorian Commonwealth Electoral Department, and later as
Divisional Returning Officer for Melbourne. War Work :
London, March, 1918, to Nov. 1919, had charge of Records of
all AustraUan Munition Workers, and AustraUan War Workers
overseas, and in addition did the correspondence between the
London office and the Department of Defence, Melbourne, in
connection with the above. Addresses : 31, CoUins Street.
Melbourne ; 14, Tantram Avenue, East St. Kilda, Victoria,
Australia. M(9029)
MILLER, Col. Charles Hewitt, C.B.E. T. Major and
T. Col. R.A.M.C. ; served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned
in despatches). (C1292)
MILLER, Capt. Charles Thomas Nanamore, M.B.E.
MILLER, Capt. David Simpson, M B.E.. R.D.
MILLER, Edith Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.; d. of A. S. Graves, of
Rock Ferry, Cheshire ; m. WilUam, s. of Thomas MiUer, of
Rock Ferry. Edue. : Elmhurst, Rock Ferry, Cheshire. War
Work : Commandant of Cheshire 90 V.A.D, and had charge
of the Chalet V.A.D. Hospital, Hoylake, Cheshire, from Feb.
1915, to Feb. 1919. Address : Drummond Road, Hoylake,
Cheshire. (M2171)
MILLER, Edmund Josiah, M.B.E, 6. 5 March, 1880;
s. of J. W. Miller, of Portsmouth; m. Catherine, d. of Charles
Chiverton, of Portsmouth. Educ. : Mr. Napier's, Portsmouth,
War Work : Served to Secretary's Department of Admiraltv.
Address : Montbrison, Blakehall Road, Carshalton. (M9032)
MILLER, Lieut.-Col. Edward Darley, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 1865 ; s. of Edward MiUer, of Hartsfleld, Betchworth ; to.
Irene Helen, d. of the late Col. Langtry, 8th Hussars. Educ. :

Harrow; Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Joined 17th Lancers
1886 ; served in South African War with Imperial Yeomanry ¦'
mentioned in despatches. War Work: Northamptonshire
Yeomanry in France, 1914-16 ; in Command of 2/lst Pembroke
Yeomanry, 1916-17 ; Corps Horse Adviser, 15th Corps
1918-19. Address : Spring Hill, • Rugby. Clubs : Cavahy ;
HurUngham ; Ranelagh ; Roehampton ; Rugby Polo. (C1293)
MILLER, Ernest Charles, M.B.E, D.S.C, R.N.
MILLER, Major Frank Edwin, O.B.E, LCD.
MILLER, Frank Lawrence, O.B.E, 6. 1872 ; s. of Daniel
MiUer, of Biggleswade, Beds. ; m. Tryphosa Amelia, d. of
John Bonney, of ChigweU. Educ. : Thames Nautical Training
Coll.; H.M.S. "Worcester." Civil Service. War Work:
Ministry of Munitions ; London Shipowners and Transport
Workers MUitary Service Committee ; Signalling Instruction
(voluntary), City of London National Guard. Address:
Ivel Bury, Swanley, Kent. (0584)
MILLER, Lieut. Frederick WiUiam, M.B.E.
MILLER, Paymaster-Comm. GrenviUe Acton, C.B.E
R.N, 6. 30 July, 1876 ; s. of the late Comm. Wm. E. MiUer,
of Southampton ; to. Clara AinsUe, d. of Eric H. Mackay.
of Queensland, AustraUa. War Work : Paymaster Commander
of H.M.S. " Vindictive " ; successively Sec. to Commander-in-
Chief, North America and West Indies, Vice-Admiral Com
manding Fourth Battle Squadron, Grand Fleet and AUied Naval
Armistice Commission. Address : Northwood House, Fare-
ham, Hants. Clubs : Junior United Service ; Royal Naval,
Portsmouth. (C1166)
MILLER, Harold Tibbatts, M.B.E.
MILLER, Col. Hugh de Burgh, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1874 ;
s. of the late Thomas de Burgh MUler, Adviser to Maharajah of
Burdwan ; m. 1906, Una M. I, d. of Col. Andrew WUson Baird
C.S.I, of Palmers' Cross, Elgin. Educ. : Brighton Coll, and
at R.M.A. Entered R.A. 1894, Capt. 1901, Major 1911, Brevet
Lieut.-Col. 1915, Lieut.-Col. 1916, and Brevet Col. 1917;
served in S. Africa, 1899-1901 (despatches) ; was Officer in
charge of Danger BuUdings, Woolwich, 1911-13 ; appointed
2nd Assist. Sup. Roy. Laboratory there, 1913, Assist. Sup. 1914,
an A.A.G. at War Office 1915, and a Dep. Director there, 1919.
Address : Royal Laboratory, Woolwich. (C1700)
MILLER, Dene Helen, Mrs., O.B.E.
MILLER, Lieut. James, M.B.E.
MILLER, Capt. James Cousins, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
MILLER, 2nd Lieut. John AUred Tennant, O.B.E.
MILLER, Rev. John Harry, C.B.E, D.D, 6. 4 Nov.
1869 ; s. of John R. MiUer, Donfounder, of Glasgow ; and of
Georgina Caird, of Dundee ; to. Marie Sophie, d. of Henri Alexis
de Joannis, of Touraine, France. Educ: Albany Academy ;
Glasgow Univ. ; Glasgow Free Church CoU. Minister of United
Free Church of Scotland, first at Elie, Fife, then Roseburn,
Edinburgh ; now Warden of New CoU. Settlement, Edinburgh;
CoU. tutor in Practical Training at New Coll, and Minister
of Pleasance Church ; Hon. degree of D.D. conferred by
Edinburgh Univ. in 1919 ; Chaplain to 5th Batt. Royal Scots,
1909-20 ; ChaplaiutoUniv.ofEdinburghO.T.C1920onwards.
War Work : 1915, June to Sept, Chaplain in Forth Defence
Area, Scottish Command ; 1915-17, Chaplain at Etaples Base;
June to Sept. 1917, 19th Corps H.Q. ; Dec. 1917, to Sept.
1918, Assist. Principal Chaplain, with rank of Colonel, at Rouen ;
Oct. 1918, to AprU, 1919, as Principal Chaplain, with rank of
Colonel, 2nd Army H.Q. at Roubaix, and with Army of
Occupation in Cologne. Address : Warden's Lodge, Mound
Place, Edinburgh. (C2050)
MILLER, Lieut.-Col. John Lawrence, C.B.E. Lieut.-Col.
Canadian Forestry Corps ; served in Great War (mentioned in
despatches). (C776)
MILLER, Joseph, M.B.E. (M21025fi)
MILLER, Lieut. Joseph Charles, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
MILLER, Joseph Edward, M.B.E, 6. 19 Nov. 1863;
s. of the late Stephen Peter MiUer, of St. Leonard's-on-Sea ;
to. IsabeUa MiUer, d. of Nicholas Duckworth, of Hove. Edue. :
St. Mary's School, Woolhampton, Berks, and St. Edmund's
Coll, Ware. Assistant Sec. to the Brighton Education Com
mittee. War Work : Hon. Sec. to the Brighton Central War
Savings Committee ; Special Constabulary 5_ years, with rank
of inspector. Address : 35, Florence Road, Brighton. (M9035)
MILLER, Sir LesUe Creery, C.B.E.
MILLER, Margaret Julia, Lady, O.B.E.
MILLER, Mary Elizabeth, Lady, O.B.E, fi. 1856; d.
of Henry Darlot, of Melbourne, Australia ; m. Sir Edward
MUler (see Burke's Peerage) ; s. of Henry Miller, of Melbourne,
Australia. Educ. : Melbourne. War Work : Head of Red
Cross Depot, Melbourne, for 6 years. Address : Glynn, Toorak,
Melbourne. Clubs : Ladies' Empire (London) ; Alexandra
(Melbourne). (0926)
MILLER, Sidney James, M.B.E, 6. 18 May, 1870 ; m.
Ethel, d. of Tomsett, of Osborne Lodge, Tulse Hill, London,
S.W. Educ. : Univ. School, Hastings. Solicitor. War
Work : Military Representative and National Science Repre
sentative for the Borough of Cambridge. Address : St.
Ronans, Station Road, and 20, St. Andrew's Street, Cambridge. (M9036)
MILLER, Thomas Lodwick, O.B.E, M.I.C.E, M.I.M.E,
M.I.E.E, fi. 21 March, 1860 ; s. of Thomas MiUer, of Plymouth
and Liverpool ; to. Annie Sophia, d. of John Wyies, of Kirk
caldy, N.B. Educ. : Royal Institution School, Liverpool.
Acted as Consulting Engineer to a large number of local
authorities and companies, both at home and abroad, including
work for Nepaul (India), Antofagasta (ChiU), Hong Kong
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Milne

(China), etc. ; Past-President, Liverpool Engineering Society ;
Past-Chairman, Manchester Section of the Institution Electrical
Engineers. War Work : General Manager and Sec. Liverpool
Munitions of War Committee ; responsible for equipment and
running of 6 National Factories (including National Shell
Forging and Cartridge Case Pressing Factory), and some 60
Anns of contractors ; also responsible for electrical and heating
installations, and plant equipment at No. 2 FiUing Factory,
and No. 2 Amatol Factory, Aintree, Liverpool. Addresses :
316, Royal Liver Building, Liverpool ; Danehurst, Prenton,
Birkenhead. (01667)
MILLER, Thomas Maskew, M.B.E.
MILLER, Major Walter, O.B.E.
MILLER, Major WiUiam Charles Walmer, O.B.E, 6.
19 Nov. 1870. Indian Service of Engineers. War Work :
Indian Army Reserve of Officers ; caUed up Oct. 1914, released
Jan. 1919 ; Mesopotamia, April, 1916 to Dec. 1916 ; men
tioned in " Gazette " of India, dated 29 July, 1919, for valuable
services rendered in India in connection with the war, 1914-19 ;
War badge as souvenir and mark of appreciation. Club :
Punjab, Lahore. (08279)
MILLER, Capt. WiUiam Duncan, O.B.E.
MILLER, EUen, Mrs. CAMERON-, O.B.E, fi. 30 May,
1865 ; d. of Ewen Cameron, of Ness Park, Inverness ; m.
John James MUler (who died). Educ. : Liverpool ; France ;
Germany. War Work : Matron in charge of Convalescent
Hospital at AUerton Beeches, Liverpool, 1914-15 ; Super
intended No. 17 Hospital Kitchen, Alexandria, 1915-16 ;
Matron in chargo, British Red Cross Convalescent Hospital for
Officers (No. 1), Alexandria. Addresses : c/o Lloyd's Bank ,
Bold Street Branch, Liverpool ; Tomanbuidh, Pitlochry. (03838)
MILLICAN, Lieut.-Col. Harry Cyril, O.B.E, T.D, 6.
6 July, 1882 ; s. of Richard Henry MiUican, J.P, of Newcastle-
upon-Tyne ; m. Deborah, d. of John Putney, of London
Educ. : Durham School. Company Director and Merchant.
War Work : Recruited and trained 2nd Line, Northumbrian
Divisional Train ; commanded 54th Divisional Train ; O.C.
A.S.C, Portsmouth District ; commanded 27th Divisionai
Train in Macedonia and the Caucasus. Address : New Market
Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Clubs : Junior Army and
Navy ; Royal Army Service Corps ; Pen and Palette. (07477)
MILLIGAN, Edward Thomas CampbeU, O.B.E, fi. 1886 ;
8. of E. MiUigan, of Victoria ; m. Josie, d. of P.B. Moore. 'Educ :
Ormond CoUege, Melbourne Univ. Hon. Surgeon, Dreadnought
Hospital ; and to Weir Hospital. War Work : Surgical
SpeciaUst, France, 1914-18. Address : 13, Harley Street, W.
(05583)
MILLIGAN, George, M.B.E.
MILLIGAN, Helena Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1875 ; d. of
the late Wm. Clarke, J.P, of The Hermitage, Gateshead-on-
Tyne ; m. Fredk. P, s. of the late Very Rev. Professor MiUigan,
of Aberdeen University. Educ. : St. Leonard's School, St. An
drew's, Fife. War Work : From May, 1916, to July, 1919, was
Hon. Sec. of the Ladies' Committee of Boys' Brigade Rest Hut
for SaUors and Soldiers, The Mound, Edinburgh ; this hut was
open day and night for 3 years and entirely staffed by
voluntary workers. Address : 1, Moray Place, Edinburgh. (M3850)
MILLIGAN, John Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 18 May, 1875;
8. of the late John MiUigan, of Whitehaven, Cumberland ;
m. Amy, d. of Frederick Fielding, of Oldham. Head of Section,
Office of Supt. of the Line, L. & N.W. Rly, Euston ; Head
of the New Works Section under the Supt. of the Line,
L. & N.W. Rly, Euston. War Work : Owing to having
previously been Indoor chief of the " Goods Trains " Section
under the Supt. of the Line at Euston, was temporarUy returned
for the period of the war to that section to take indoor control
from Euston of the transit of important Government stores,
Admiralty coal, etc. Address : 113, Ramuz Drive, Westcliff-
on-Sea. Club : Conservative, Watford. (M9037)
MILLIGAN, Major Robert Arthur, O.B.E, M.D.
MILLIKEN, Lieut. Ernest Norman, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MILLIKEN, Gertrude Andrews, O.B.E. ; d. of WiUiam
Andrews, of Belfast, Deland ; m. John, s. of Hugh MUliken, of
WMtepark, Co. Down, Ireland. Educ. : Victoria CoU, Belfast ;
Swanley Horticultural Coll, Kent. War Work : Head of
first Depot in Deland for making Sphagnum Moss Dressings ;
afterwards head of the Belfast Depot, Ulster Sphagnum Moss
Association, which under the D.G.V.O. sent many thousands
of dressings to all theatres of war at home and abroad, Sept.
1915, to Sept. 1919. (01668)
MILLINGER, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E.
MILLINGTON, Eng. David, O.B.E, 6. 7 Aug. 1877;
*¦ of Thomas MUUngton, of Dundas, Ontario, Canada ; to. Lila
Thompson, d. of John Lawrence Stutt, of West Flamboro',
Ontario. Educ : Dundas Schools. Inventor and representa
tive for Ludw. Loewe & Co, Ltd, Berlin, Germany, and Manager
for Alfred Herbert, Ltd., Coventry, in Germany ; General Works
Manager, W. & T. Avery, Soho Foundry, Birmingham. War
Wort: Interned Ruhleben, 1914-16 ; Liaison Officer, M. of M,
MS Deputy General Manager for Bean & Son, of N.P.F,
Dudley; Organised and started National Fuse Factory,
T'Pton, Staffs.; Officer in V.T.C Address: The Hollies,
Oakham, Dudlev, Worcs. (010971)
MILLINGTON, Herbert Ashlin, O.B.E.
¦ MILLINGTON, John Price, M.B.E, M.A, 6. 21 Aug.
1879 ; s. of John MUUngton, of Ketley, Salop. Educ. : Christ's
Coll, Cambridge. Address : 18, Cadogan Court, S.W. 3.
Ms ; Savile ; United University. (M9039)

MILLMAN, Major Franois Henry, O.B.E.
MILLMAN, Lieut. WUliam Henry Elinor, O.B.E.
MILLS, Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 19 June, 1876 ; s. of Joseph
Mills, of Great Yarmouth ; to. Gertrude Helen, d. of
William Allen, of Thelma, Hamworthy. Dorset. Educ. :
St. Edmund's, Sheffield. War Work : Invalided out of Army,
May, 1917 ; commenced duties in Nov. 1917 as Works Managei
at No. 7 National SawmilUng Factory, Hamworthy, Dorset,
subsequently as General Manager, producing case-boards for
munitions. Address: 58, Myddolton Street, ClerkenweU,
London, E.C. 1. (M9040)
MILLS, Arthur John, C.B.E, 6. 11 Feb. 1886. s. of
Alfred C Mills, of Streatham ; to. Margaret, d. of Geo. Hay, J.P,
of Snaresbrook. Educ. : Bishopsgate School. Produce
Agent ; late Chairman Home and Foreign Produce Exchange,
and Provision Trade Benevolent Institution ; Member, Butter
and Cheese Import Board (Ministry of Food). War Work :
Chairman, Pricing Committee for Provisions (Provision Ex
changes of U.K.) to fix Maximum prices for Ministry of Food ;
Representative of Ministry of Food, New York and Montreal.
Address: Holly House, Buckhurst HU1, Essex. Club: Con
stitutional. (C2810)
MILLS, Capt. Charles, O.B.E., A.I.F.
MILLS, Charles Augustus, M.B.E, 6. 1850 ; s. of C A.
Mills, of Leyton, Essex. Educ. : Charterhouse, and R.I. E.C.
Cooper's Hill. P.W.D, India. War Work : Propaganda
work in Italy. Clubs : East India United Service ; Savage.
(M2172)
MILLS, Lieut. Charles Egerton, M.B.E.
MILLS, Lieut. Charles James, O.B.E, R.N.V.R
MILLS, Sir Charles WiUiam, Bart., O.B.E.
MILLS, Capt. Erie, O.B.E.
MILLS, Capt. Ernest James, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 6 Feb. 1886;
s. of Rev. J. Mills, B.A, of Hale, Cheshire. Educ. : Burton-
on-Trent Grammar School ; Univ. Birmingham ; St. John's
Coll, Cambridge. Mathematical Master, Coatham Grammar
School, Redcar ; Tutor, Training Coll, Chester, etc. ; Clerk,
Ramsbottom Tottington and Turton Education Committees,
Lancs Education Committee. War Work : Lieut, and Capt.
5th Earl of Chester's Batt, Cheshire Regt. (T.F.) ; Capt. and
Adjutant, 39 Army Batt. M.G.C ; Education Officer (Hospitals)
London District ; 2_ years with the B.E.F, France ; men
tioned in despatches. Address : 50, Westgate Hall, Cheshire. (02642)
MILLS, Esther Mary, M.B.E, 6. 1885; d. of Francis
MUls, of Pulerton, Warwick. Educ. : Crescent House Coll,
Bedford. Weifare Supervisor, Ordnance Survey. War Work .
Unit Administrator, Q.M.A.A.C, attached Overseas Branch
Ordnance Survey. Address : Manor House, PUIerton, War
wick. (M4555)
MILLS, Florence Leyland, M.B.E, 6. 27 June, 1886 ;
d. of James Leyland Mills, of Liverpool. Educ. : Girton
House, Liverpool. War Work : Assist. Hon. Sec, Liverpool
Centre St. John Ambulance Association ; Commandant, West
Lancs Reserve V.A.D. ; Lady Divisional Supt, Abercromby
Nursing Div. St. John Ambulance Brigade Service, from Aug.
1914. Address : 88, Sheil Road, Liverpool. (M2173)
MILLS, Capt. Geoffrey Horner, O.B.E, R.A.S.C. (T.).
MILLS, Lieut. Gerald EdgeU, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
MILLS, Capt. Harry Sturgess, M.B.E, L.CP, R.A.
MILLS, Major Henry Peroival, O.B.E.
MILLS, Major James Jesse, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
MILLS, Janet Melanie AUsa, M.B.E, 6. 1 AprU, 1894 ; d.
of Harry Mills, of Mitcham. Educ. : 54, Kensington Gardens
Square, London, and Beauregard, Vevey, Switzerland. War
Work : Directorate of Military Operations, War Office, for 4
years. Address : 91, Clapham Road, S.W. 9. (M3851)
MILLS, John Edwin, M.B.E.
MILLS, Capt. Paul Hubert, O.B.E, Can. F.A.
MILLS, Robert Clarkson, M.B.E.
MILLS, Samuel, M.B.E.
MILLS, Comm. Tom Lakin, O.B.E, R.D, R.N.R.
MILLS, Hon. Violet Louisa, M.B E, 6. 12 Feb 1872 ;
d. of Charles Henry, 1st Baron Hillingdon, of WUdernesse,
Sevenoaks (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Commandant
WUdernesse V.A.D. Hospital. Address: The Grey House,
Leat, Sevenoaks. Club : Ladies' Empire. (M9042)
MILLS, Major Walter Henry, O.B.E.
MILLS, William Henry, M.B.E.
MILLS. Zae, M.B.E.
MILLSON, George, O.B.E., M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, 6. 1844 ;
s of E. Millson, of Donington, Lincolnshire ; m. Sarah Ellen,
d of W. Butlin, of Duston House, Northampton. Educ. :
Boston and St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington. Medical Officer
of Health of the Metropolitan Borough of Southwark. War-
Work ¦ General Health work and the Examination of air
food-stuffs for the government. Address : 90, Angell Road,
Brixton, S.E. __. ______ (010972)
MILLTON, James Dothie, M.B.E.
MILLWARD, Lieut.-Col. Harry Dacres, O.B.E.
MILL WARD, Richard Tudor, M.B.E
MILLWARD, Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 9 AprU, 1865 ; 8. of the
late John MUlward, ot Cardiff ; to. Margaret Clare, d. of John
Coughlan, of Clashmore and Youghal. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Superintending Clerk R.A.S.C Records. Address :
76, Wood Street. Woolwich, S.E. 18. (M4343)
MILMAN, Capt. Hugh, O.B.E, R.A, and R.A.F.
MILNE, AUce Stuart, Mrs., M.B.E.
MILNE, Lieut.-Col. Charles, O.B.E, M.B, I.M.S

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MILNE, Claire Marjoribanks, Lady, M.B.E, 6. 10 July,
1885 , d. of Sh John N. Maitland, Baronet, of 8, Grassington
Road, Eastbourne ; m. Gen. Sir George Francis, s. of George
Milne, of Westwood, Aberdeen. Educ. : Wycombe Abbey,
Bucks. War Work : Secretarial work, G.H.Q, in France.
Address : 4, Thurloe Court, S.W. 3. Club : Empress. (M9045)
MILNE, Lieut. Edward Arthur, M.B.E, R.N.V.R.
MILNE, Florence, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. Sept. 1864 ; d. of J. W.
Barclay, of Glenbuchat, Aberdeenshire ; m. George, s. of
James MUne, of Kinaldie. War Work : Commandant,
V.A.D, Aberdeen 34 ; County Director Aberdeenshire Red
Cross, Convener Aux. Hospital, Drumrossie, 1914-19 ; Chair
man, Ladies' Needlework GuUd, 1st Scottish General Hospital,
1914-19. Addresses : Logie, Pitcaple ; Glenbuchat, Aber
deenshire. (M9046)
MILNE, George, M.B.E.
MILNE, George Torrance, O.B.E, 6. 9 Aug. 1862 ; s. of
Peter MUne, of Edinburgh ; m. Betty, d. of John Golby, of
Thorpe MandeviUe, Northants. Educ : Privately, and
George Watson's Coll.; Edinburgh Univ. 1911-12, Special
Commissioner of the Board of Trade in Central America,
Colombia and Venezuela ; 1913-18. H.M. Trade Commissioner
in Australia ; 1918-19, H.M Senior Trade Commissioner in
Canada and Newfoundland ; 1919-20 H.M. Commercial
Sec. of Legation at Havana. Address : Dept. of Overseas
Trade, 35, Old Queen Street, S.W. Club : British Empire. (03840)
MILNE, Lieut.-Col. George Wardlaw, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
MILNE, IsabeUa Steele, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
MILNE, James WiUiam, O.B.E, fi. 6 Nov. 1869 ; s. of
James Milne, of Aberdeen ; m. Jeanie McGavin, d. of James
Kinghom, J.P, of Aberdeen. Educ. : Aberdeen Grammar
School and University. Chartered Accountant ; Partner in
the firm of Cooper Brothers & Co, London and Liverpool.
War Work : Accountant, Munition Levy Dept, Ministry of
Munitions Sept. 1915, to Jan. 1918 ; Director, Contract and
Prices Section, Machine Tool Dept, Mimstry of Munitions,
Jan. 1918, to Nov. 1918 ; Liquidator, Machine Tool Dept,
M. of M, Nov. 1918, to June, 1919. Address : 25, Balls Road,
Oxton, Birkenhead. Clubs : Aberdeen Universitv ; Roval
Aberdeen Golf. (011787(7)
MILNE, John Alexander, CB.E,J.P, fi. 11 Aug. 1872 ;
s. of late Rev. John MUne, M.A. (SeniorUhaplain, H.M. Forces);
to. Isabel Mary, d. of the late Theobald Theobald, J.P, M.F.H,
of The Abbey, Sutton Courtenay, Berks. Educ. : Rathmines
School, DubUn, and privately. Member Berkshire Countv
CouncU, 1904-07; J.P. for Berkshire. War Work: Served
R.N.A.S, 1914-15 ; Member, Admiralty Committee War Trade
Dept. 1915-16 ; Chairman, Linen and SUk Committee, W.T.D,
1916-19 : Member Flax Control Board, 1917-20 ; Member
Consultative CouncU Imports and Exports, 1918-19 ; con
ducted Special Missions to Paris in connection with blockade, on
behalf of Foreign Office, 1916-17. Addresses : Lennox Wood,
Windlesham, Surrey ; 25, Portland Court, London, W. Clubs :
Carlton ; Caledonian. (C569)
MILNE, John Archibald Douglas, O.B.E.
MILNE, John F, M.B.E. Educ. : Daniel Stewart's
CoU, Edinburgh. Constructional Engineer, Anglo-Persian
Company, London. War Work : Defences of London and
various Munition Factories, amongst which were Hereford and
Lancaster. (M764)
MILNE, Rev. John Lloyd, O.B.E, B.A, fi. 30 Dec. 1889 ;
s. of John Martyn MUne, of London. Educ. : Monkton Combe
School, Bath ; and Wadham Coll, Oxford. Assistant Curate
St. Anne, Limehouse. War Work : Chaplain to Forces, 4th
Class ; organised Canteens on Doiran Front, Salonika, and
Dedeagatch. Address : Limehouse Rectory, E. 14. (O6510)
MILNE, John Robertson, M.B.E.
MILNE, Kenneth John, C.B.E, fi. 1 Sept. 1880 ; s. of
John Vine MUne, of St. Andrew's, Burgess Hill, Sussex ; to.
Maud LiUan, d. of the late John Innes, of Weymouth, Dorset.
Educ. : Westminster School. Assistant Sec, Ministry of
Pensions ; Admitted SoUcitor, 1903 ; entered CivU Service
(Estate Duty Office, Somerset House), 1904. War Work :
Ministry of Pensions as Private Sec. to Sh Matthew Nathan,
G.C.M.G, 1918 ; appointed Assistant Sec, Ministry of Pensions,
1920. Address : 8, Avondale Road. South Croydon. (C2811)
MILNE, Margaret Smith, M.B.E.
MILNE, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Harcourt, O.B.E.
MILNER, Sarah Elizabeth, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 1857 : d. of
Samuel Roberts ; to. WiUiam Aldam, s. of W. p. MUner. War
Work : Vice-President Derbyshire Branch, B.R.C.S. Address :
Totley HaU, Derbyshire. (01671)
MILTON, Major James Clymo, M.B.E, East Lancashire
Regt, 6. 19 May, 1869 ; s. of John Penn MUton, of Penzance,
CornwaU ; to. LiUan Mary, d. of late Andrew Baird, of Ply
mouth, Devon. Educ : Blundell's School, Tiverton. Solicitor.
Member of Town CouncU Chorley (Lanes) ; Commissioner for
Oaths ; Officer Volunter Force, June, 1887, to Jan. 1901 ;
at present Staff Officer at War Office. War Work : Raised
Company (New Army) at Chorley in Sept. 1914 ; served in-
United Kingdom, Egypt, Sinai Peninsula, and France ; Regi
mental and Staff Employment ; at present on staff at G.H.Q,
Ireland ; Capt. Sept. 1914 ; Major Jan. 1915. Address :
RusseU Square, Chorley, Lancs. Club : Old Rectory, Man
chester. (M5471)
MIL WARD, Eliza Margaret, M.B.E.
MILWARD, Major Robert Spencer, O.B.E.
MINCHIN, Arthur, iM.B.E, fi. 27 May, 1876; _. of

Benjamin Minchin, of Binfield, Berks ; to. Alberta EmUy, d, of
W. Ardlev, of South Kensington, S.W. and Castle Hedingham
Essex. Educ : Privately. Civil Servant War Office. War
Work : On the Headquarter Staff dealing with the Acbninis-
tration of War Department property at home and abroad;
the requirements of the Army, and Ministry of Munitions and
Air Ministry, threw a heavy strain on the department which
was formed into a comprehensive Directorate of Lands with
Sir Howard Frank, Bart, as Director-General ; also received
mention in Secretary of State's list, 1918. Address : 23, Ob
servatory Road, East Sheen, Surrey. (M9048)
MINCHIN, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Frank, C.B.E, D.S.O
M.C, 6. 1890 ; ;. of Maj.-Gen. Frederick Falkner Minchin, C.B.
Major R.A.F. ; served in Great War, 1914-18 (mentioned in
despatches). (C181)
MINETT, Capt. Francis CoUn, M.B.E.
MINGARD, Herbert Samuel, M.B.E, fi. 1 July, 1871;
s. of John Thomas Mingard, of London ; to. NeUy, d. of Edwin
Charles Mies, of London. Educ. : City of London School.
FeUow of Chartered Institute of Secretaries ; partner in A.
Moir & Co, 1, London WaU, BuUdings E.C. 2. War Work :
Lectured on behaU of Belgian Refugee Funds during winter of
1914-15 ; joined High Explosives Dept. of War Office (sub
sequently Explosives Dept. of Ministry of Munitions), Jan.
1915 ; became Assistant Director, Sub-Section Director, and
finaUy Section Director of Contracts Section ; continued tUl
Dec. 1919 as Director of Sales to Explosives and Chemicals
Section of Disposal Board. Address : Denham, 27, Fitzwarren
Gardens, Highgate, N. 19. Club : New City. (M766)
MINNS, Lieut. AUred, M.B.E.
MINSON, Herbert, M.B.E, I.C.S.
MINTER, Capt. George Ash, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MINTER, Lieut. Joseph Alfred, O.B.E, R.N.
MINTER, Percy, C.B.E, 6. 3 March, 1866 ; s. of John
Minter, of Norwood Green, SouthaU, Middlesex ; m. Mary,
d. of Charles West, of Pangbourne, Berks. Educ. : Philological
School, Marylebone. Deputy Director of Navy Contracts,
Admiralty. TFar Work : Supervision of patents for Naval
inventions ; negotiation and administration of contracts for
torpedoes, mines, wireless telegraph apparatus, clothing,
textile materials, provisions, and various other stores ana
apphances for the Navy. Address : Staddleswood, St. Mary's
Piatt, Sevonoaks. (C2812)
MINTON, Richard CaldweU, O.B.E.
MINTY, Major Thomas WilUam, O.B.E. I.M.S.
MIREHOUSE, 2nd Lieut. Henry WiUiam, M.B.E.
MIRRLEES, Major Arthur, O.B.E, T.D, 6.21 Aug. 1873;
s. of late James Buchanan Mirrlees, of Redlands, Glasgow;
m. Anna Fraser, d. of late Col. John Kennedy, of Brookside,
Sandbach, Cheshire, and Kirkland, ThornhiU, Dumfriesshire.
Educ. : Loretto School, and Trinity CoU, Cambridge. War
Work : Served with Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry in GaUipoli,
Serbia, Macedonia, Egypt, Palestine, and Commandant Prisoners
of War Camps, Kantara, Egypt. Address : Hingham, Attle-
borough, Norfolk. Club : Bath.
MITCHELL, Albert Ernest, O.B.E.
MITCHELL, Alexander, M.B.E.
MITCHELL, Lieut. AUred Henry, M.B.E, M.C, Dorset
shire Regt, 6. 27 Aug. 1888 ; s. of Alfred MitcheU, of Rocky
Lane, Liverpool ; to. Selina Doris,d. of Wm. Jones, M.D. andH.B ,
of Liverpool. Educ. : Brae Street Science School, Liverpool.
War Work : France and Belgium, Feb. 1915, to June, 1918 ;
wounded twice ; served with 6th Batt. King's Liverpool Regt.
(in ranks), and 6th Dorsetshire Regt. in commissioned ranks and
as Adjutant ; Staff Capt. March 1919 to May, 1920. Addresses :
22, Bridgecroft Road, WaUasey, Cheshire, and 14, Denbigh
Road, Bayswater. W. 11. (M6679)
MITCHELL, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Brownlow, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. MITCHELL, Arthur Martin, O.B.E, M.D, B.Ch, D.P.H.
MITCHELL, Major Charles, D.S.O, O.B.E. Grenadier
Guards and a D.A.A.G. during Great War, 1914-18 (mentioned
in despatches). (O6400)
MITCHEL, Lieut. Donald Robert, M.B.E, R.A.F.
MITCHELL, EUza Fraser, Mrs., C.B.E. Rendered services
to AustraUan Branch of British Red Cross Soc. during Great
War. (C366)
MITCHELL, EUzabeth Duff, M.B.E.
MITCHELL, Capt. Frank Brigham, O.B.E, 6. 16 Dec.
1870 ; s. of Aid. C. T. MitcheU, J.P, of Clitheroe, Lancashire.
Educ. : CUtheroe Royal Grammar School. Mentioned rn
despatches. War Work : Recruited CUtheroe Co. for 2/4tn
(Reserve) Batt. E. Lancs Regt. T.F. ; (M.E.F.) GalUpoh,
1915, with 4th East Lancs Regt. ; wounded ; (E.E.F.) Egypt
to Feb. 1917 ; (B.E.F.) France, to Nov. 1917 ; Medical Board
declared unfit for front Une, (I.E.F.) Italy to Jan. 1919. Ad
dress : Almonds, CUtheroe, Lancashire. (02922)
MITCHELL, Frank Carlyle, O.B.E.
MITCHELL, Frank Herbert, C.B.E, fi. 13 June, 1878;
s. of R. A. H. MitcheU, of Eton ; to. Grace Penelope, d. of
Thomas Maffey, of Rugby. Educ. : Eton and Oxford. Press
Secretary, Buckingham Palace. War Work : Assistant
Director, Official Press Bureau, 1915-19. Address: Forest
House, Crowborough, Sussex. Clubs : Union ; M.C.G. (C249)
MITCHELL, George Bennett, M.B.E, F.S.I, F.I.S.A,
J.P, D.L, 6. 27 Nov. 1865 ; s. of Thomas MitcheU, Shipmaster,
of Aberdeen ; to. Margaret A, d. of James Angus, of Mauritius.
Educ. : Aberdeen. Architect. War Work : Transport
Officer for B.R.C.S. in North East of Scotland, and other

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Mo Hat

Ked Cross work. Addresses : 148, Union Street, Aberdeen;
Cean-na-coil, Aboyne, Aberdeenshire. Club : Royal Scottish
Automobile. , (M767)
MITCHELL, Helene Penelope Doris, M.B.E, 6. 15 Nov.
1888; d. of John Louis MitcheU, Barrister-at-law, of Inner
Temple. Educ : Privately ; Germany ; France. Was Sec.
to Greek Delegation during the Balkan Peace Conference in
London, 1912. War Work : Sub-section Director, Dept. of
Foreign Aircraft Services, Dept. of Aircraft Production (Ministry
of Munitions) ; Resident Managing Sec. of the Bushey Heath
Belgian Refugees Home, Oct. 1914, to April, 1916; Peace
Conference, Paris, Dec. 1918, to May, 1920. Address : 82,
St, George's Square, London, S.W. 1. (M9051)
MITCHELL, Col. Hugh Henry Gordon, O.B.E.
MITCHELL, James, O.B.E, J.P.
MITCHELL, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. James, M.B.E.
MITCHELL, James Knight, M.B.E.
MITCHELL, John Adamson, M.B.E.
MITCHELL, John Edwin, O.B.E, J.P, s. of late Henry
Mitchell, of Edgbaston ; m. Bertha, d. of late Joseph Moore,
of Hagley House, Worcestershire. Barrister-at-law of the
Middle Temple. War Work : Purchased horses for the Army ;
Chairman of South Staffordshire Appeal Tribunal ; Chairman
of Labour Advisory Committee ; Member of Local Road
Transport Committee; appointed representative of Bar
Council on Committee for demobiUsed Officers, etc. Address :
Krrwood, Rowington, Warwick. (010974)
MITCHELL, Major John Malcolm, O.B.E, M.C.
MITCHELL, Capt. John Marsters, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C
MITCHELL, John Methven, M.B.E, L.A, 6. 21 Dec.
1887 ; s. of John MitcheU, of 4 Prospect Place, Dundee ; to.
Ruth Ina, d. of WilUam D. Patrick, of Arden, Cupar. Educ. :
Dundee High School, and Univ. of Edinburgh. Joint County
Clerk of Fife ; Joint Clerk to Cupar District Committee ;
Joint Clerk to Fife and Kinross Sanatorium Board ; Clerk to
Income Tax Commissioners for Cupar District. War Work :
Sec. and Treas. to FUe War Pensions Committee ; Executive
Officer to Fife Food Control Committee ; Sec. to Cupar District
War Savings Committee ; Sec. to Cupar and St. Andrews
Military Service Tribunals ; Sec. to Fife Central Agriculture
Committee and Cupar District Profiteering Committee. Ad
dress : St. Helens, Cupar, Fife. (M9052)
MITCHELL, Capt. John MitcheU, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MITCHELL, Capt. John Phimister, O.B.E, M.B,
K.A.M.C. (S.R.)
MITCHELL, Capt. Lachlan Martin Victor, O.B.E,
M.B, R.A.M.C. (T.).
MITCHELL, Lawrence YuUle, M.B.E, 6. 28 Oct. 1870 ;
s. of George MitcheU, of Glasgow ; to. Marie Helen LiUa Hall,
d. of James Arthur CampbeU, of Irvine. Educ. : High School,
Glasgow. Assistant City Assessor, Glasgow. War Work :
Reception of and arranging Hospitality to Belgian refugees in
Scotland under the auspices of the Corporation of the City of
Glasgow. Address : Umtata, Newlands, Glasgow. Club :
Palette, Glasgow. (M9653)
MITCHELL, Margaret Florence, M.B.E, 6. 5 May, 1893 ;
d. of James MitcheU. Educ : Clapham High School. In
structress of Domestic Economy. War Work : Assistant cook
in Women's Legion working in the Infantry Barracks, York
Nov. 1916, to April, 1917 ; Assistant Superintendent Women's
Legion, Cookery Section, at Rest Camps, Folkestone, May,
1917, to Oct. 1917, when this section of the Women's Legion
was absorbed by Q.M.A.A.C ; promoted Unit Administrator
Q.M.A.A.C, Rest Camps, Folkestone, March, 1918, to Aug.
1919. Address : 3, Magdalen Road, Wandsworth Common,
London, S.W. 18. (M5472)
MITCHELL, Mary Birch, M.B.E, 6. 29 July, 1884 ; d.
of Charles Thomas MitcheU, Barrister-at-law, Lincoln's Inn.
Educ. : Notting HU1 High School ; University CoU, London.
Clerk, Foreign Office. War Work : Sept. 1915, to Jan. 1916 ;
Friends' War Victims ReUef Committee, Udenvluchtoord,
Holland; June to July, 1916, Herb coUecting near Windermere ;
Oct. 1916, Clerk, Foreign Office. Address : 50, Piatt's Lane,
N.W. 3, (M9054)
MITCHELL, Peroival Ambler, O.B.E.
MITCHELL, Rev. Peroy Robert, O.B.E.
MITCHELL, Lieut.-Col. Peter, O.B.E, R.A.M.C (T.).
MITCHELL, Peter, O.B.E, MedaiUe du Roi Albert, 6.
29 Oct. 1880 ; s. of Andrew Mitchell, of Tudhoe, Co. Durham ;
Educ. : Tudhoe CE. School, and privately. First Class Clerk
in the Office of the Clerk of the Peace for Northumberland.
War Work : Hon. Sec. Northumberland Belgian ReUef Fund.
Address : The Moothall, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. (O3052)
MITCHELL, Peter Chalmers, C.B.E, F.R.S, D.Sc. LL.D,
fi. 23 Nov. 1864: s. of Rev. Alex. Mitchell, D.D, of Dunferm
line, N.B, ; m. Lilian Bessie, d. of Rev. Charles Pritchard, D.D,
JMt.S., of Oxford. Educ. : Aberdeen and Oxford. Sec,
Zoological Society of London ; Editorial Staff " The Times."
Wm Work: Attached Directorate MUitary InteUigence, War
Office; Liaison Officer, Directorate MiUtary InteUigence and
British War Mission and Air Ministry. Address : Zoological
Society, Regrent's Park, N.W. 8. Club : Reform. (C1007)
MITCHELL, Capt. Richard Galbraith, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MITCHELL, Robert, M.B.E, M.D, CM, 6. 23 Jan.
1867 ; s. of John Mitchell, of Denhill, Fynie, Aberdeenshire,
N.B. Educ. : King's Coll, Old Aberdeen, and Aberdeen
Univ. District Medical Officer and PubUc Vaccinator to the
Doncaster Union. War Work : M.O. for Hooton-PagneU Hall
AuxiUary MUitary Hospital (No. 134), Doncaster, from Nov.

(M9055)
1855. Some-
(0250)

1914, to March, 1919 ; M.O. for Belgian soldiers and refugees at
Hickleton, Doncaster. Address: The Elms, Pickburn, Don
caster. Club : Doncaster.
MITCHELL, Major Robert, C.B.E, J.P,
time Director of Training, Min. of Pensions.
MITCHELL, Lieut.-Col. Spencer, O.B.E.
MITCHELL, Thomas John, M.B.E.
MITCHELL, Walter, M.B.E.
MITCHELL, Lieut. William AUred James, M.B.E,
R.G.A. (T.).
MITCHELL, 2nd Lieut. William Boyd, M.B.E.
MITCHELL, Major Wright, O.B.E, B.A, B.Ch, B.A.O,
M.B., R.A.M.C Educ. : St. Andrews Coll, and Trinity Coll,
DubUn. War Work : Served with Exped. Forces in France,
East Africa, and Italy. Address : 31, Ann Street, Edinburgh,
Scotland. (04488A)
MITCHELMORE, Shipwright-Lieut. Augustus John,
M.B.E, R.N.
MITCHIE, Henry Maurice, O.B.E. (O6509)
MITCHISON, Mary EmeUne, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of the late
Thomas Russell, C.M.G, of Normanswood, Farnham, Surrey ;
m. Arthur Maw Mitchison, s.of the late W. A. Mitchison, of The
Manor House, Sunbury-on- Thames. War Work : Organised,
financed, and maintained a hospital for Officers with 30 beds,
from April, 1915 to end of the war; the Hospital was known as
Mrs. Mitchison's Hospital, Clock House, Chelsea Embankment.
Address : 10, Eaton Gate, Eaton Square, S.W. 1. (010976)
MITFORD, Dorothy Frances, M.B.E. ; d. of Edward
Mitford, of Northumberland (see Burke's Landed Gentry).
War Work : Ordinary Member of FUey V.A.D. 1915-17 ;
Deputy Commandant of another hospital opened at FUey for
45 patients, 1917-19. Address : Hunmanby Vicarage, York
shire. (M9057)
MITTELL, Lieut. Richard WUUam, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
MITTON, Col. George Jones, C.B.E.
MIZEN, Frederick George, M.B.E.
MOAT, Major WUUam, O.B.E, T.D, J.P, D.L. 6. 9 Oct.
1867 ; s. of Robert Moat, of Johnson HaU, Staffs ; m. Sibyl
Frances, d. ol WilUam Francis Spencer, of 26, Sloane Court,
S.W. Educ. : Exeter Coll, Oxford. War Work : Assistant
Food Commissioner, Midland Division. Address : Johnson
HaU, Eccleshall, Staffs. Club : WeUington. (O10976A)
MOBBS, Arthur Noel, O.B.E.
MOBERLY, Lieut. James Edward, M.B.E.
MOCATTA, Major Valentine Elkin, O.B.E.
MOCK, WilUam John, O.B.E, F.S.A.A. ; s. of WiUiam
Mock, of St. Austell ; to. Nora Louise, d. of WiUiam Gale, of
St. Austell. Educ. : St. Austell School. County Accountant
for Cornwall. War Work : Hon. Sec. Cornish Fishing Vessels
Insurance Society, Ltd. ; Hon. Accountant and Auditor
Cornwall War Agriculture Executive Committee; Hon.
Auditor, Cornwall War Pensions Committee ; Hon. Auditor,
Cornwall Patriotic Fund; Hon. Auditor, CornwaU Lord
Lieutenant's Land Settlement Committee. Address : Elm-
wood. Truro, Cornwall. (010977)
MOCKETT, Capt. Vere, M.B.E.
MODLIN, Isaac Gibson, O.B.E, M.D, B.S, L.S.A,
Esquire of Order of St. John, 6. 24 Oct. 1865 ; s. of Thomas
ModUn, of Sunderland ; m. Gertrude Jane Alice, d. of
WiUiam Harrison Smith, of London. Educ. : Durham School ;
Univ. of Durham CoU. of Medicine, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Hon.
Surgeon to Monkswearmouth Hospital, Sunderland; Chahman
Health Committee ; Chairman Housing Committee, Sunderland
Corporation. War Work : Commandant and Hon. Surgeon
to No. IV. Co. Durham V.A.D. Hospital, Jeffrey Hall, Sunder
land. Address : 148, Roker Avenue, Sunderland. (010978)
MOELLER, Winnifred, Mrs, M.B.E.
MOENS, Lieut.-Col. Seaburne Godfrey Arthur May, CLE,
C.B.E, Knight of St. John, fi. 25 Sept. 1876 ; s. ot the late
Seaburne Mav Moens, I.C.S. Educ. : Charterhouse, and
"Wrens." Headmaster, Down House, Rottmgdean. War
Work : Member of 1st British Red Cross Motor Ambulance
Unit in Italy, 1915 ; Red Cross Commissioner in Mesopotamia
and in Persia, 1016-19. Address : Down House, Rottmgdean
Sussex. Club : Windham. __ n_ __ (C570)
MOFFAT, Capt. Elijah James, M.B.E. Master of s.s.
MOFFAT, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. George. M.B.E,
MOFFAT, James, O.B.E, J.P, Provost of Royal Burgh
of Forfar since 1907, La MedaiUe du Roi Albert for assisting
the Belgians, fi. 1848 ; s. of John Moffat, of Forfar ; m. Margaret,
d. of James Lemon, of Huntly, Aberdeenshire -Educ : Forfar.
Hon. Sheriff Substitute for Forfarshire ; Chairman of the
Forfarshire Educational Authority ; Chairman ol the Forfar
shire Insurance Committee. War Work : Member of Appeal
Tribunal and Territorial Association for Forfar, and also Vice-
President of the Forfarshire Red Cross Branch. Address ¦
Mount Feredith, Forfar.
MOFFAT, John, C.B.E. ;
Cheam, Eton, and Cambridge.
Commander Order Leopold II.
mander Order St. Sava (of
of Crown
Commons

(0586)
s. of John Moffat. Educ. :
ChevaUer of Legion of Honour ;
; MedaUle d'Academie ; Com-
,. Serbia) ; Knight Commander
of Italy; contested Elgin Burghs for House of
. „„„  War Work: Charge of actual Distribution of
Propaganda in printed form in U.S.A. for Production Depr.
rf Information Bureau of British Foreign Office; Member
Advisory Committee of British and Canadian Recrmtmg

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THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Mission ; Chairman Direct Appeal Committee of British and
Canadian Patriotic Fund ; Chahman National AUied Com
mission in U.S.A., which raised fifty milhons for AlUed Relief ;
Vice-President, Federation American Agencies for Relief in
France ; President, International Reconstruction League ;
Executive Chahman, French Heroes Lafayette Memorial
Fund Inc. ; Chahman, French Tuberculous ChUdren's Fund ;
Chairman Belgian Prisoners of War Fund; Chairman of
American Tribute to Italy. Address: Ritz-Carlton Hotel,
New York. Club : Coffee House, N. Y. (C1008)
MOFFAT, Rennie John, M.B.E.
MOFFATT, Alexander George, M.B.E.
MOGER, Walter Henry, O.B.E.
MOGG, Major Graham Beauchamp Coxeter REES-.
O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
MOGGRIDGE, Harry Weston, O.B.E. (02645)
MOHR, Capt. Reginald Harry, M.B.E, Aust. A.P.C
MOHR, Major Stanley Melbourne, O.B.E, M.C, M.I.E.E,
6. 7 July, 1886 ; s. of M. Mohr, of Hampstead, London ; m.
Marjorie, d. of Ernest Joseph, of Hampstead, London. Educ. :
Univ. Coll. School, and London Univ. Electrical Engineer ;
General Sales Manager, Micanite and Insulators Co, Ltd,
Empire Woiks, Walthamstow, London. War Work: Served
with 12th Service Batt, Sherwood Foresters, B.E.F. France,
Aug. 1915. to Aug. 1918 ; served with North Russian Expedi
tionary Force, Archangel Front, as General Staff Officer
(Intelligence), Sept. 1918, to Oct. 1919 ; received Order of St.
Stanislaus and of St. Anne, 2nd Class with Sworas. Address:
9, Albemarle Mansions, Heath Drive, Hampstead, London,
N.W. 3. Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; Road. (O6803)
MOILLET, Major Hubert Mainwaring Keir, O.B.E,
R E MOIR, Alexander, O.B.E.
MOIR, Alexander Penrose David, M.B.E. ; s. of the Very
Rev. Dean Moir, of Jedburgh, Roxburghshire. Educ. : Hest
Academy, Jedburgh, and Sutton House, Dartford. War
Work : Hon. Auditor to Scottish War Savings Committee, and
other war work. Address : Linkslea, Musselburgh, Midlothian. (M2179)
MOIR, Capt. Archibald Patrick, M.B.E.
MOIR, Charles Robert, O.B.E. ; s. of Andrew Moir, of
Aberdeen and London ; m. EUzabeth, d. of C J. Bond, of
Blackheath. Army Auditor for Scotland. Address : Wester-
lea, Esslemont Road, Edinburgh. (010980)
MOIR, Capt. George, O.B.E, F.R.CV.S, fi. 19 April,
1875 ; s. of Robert Moir, of Cluny, Aberdeenshire ; m. Elsie
Anita, d. of WiUiam Harvey WeUington, of Penzance. Educ. :
Gordon's Coll, Aberdeen ; Royal Veterinary CoU, Edinburgh.
Government Veterinary Surgeon, Perak, Federated Malay
States. War Work : 1916, No. 11 Veterinary Hospital ;
later attached 1st Brigade, R.F.A. ; 1917, Vet. Bacteriologist,
B.S.F. ; 1918, Officer to charge Base Veterinary Laboratory,
B.S.F. Address : Taiping, Perak, Federated Malay States. (O3053)
MOIR, Ian, O.B.E.
MOIR, John Watson, M.B.E.
MOIR, Margaret Bruce, Lady, O.B.E. ; d. ot John Penny-
cock, of Ravelston and Dalmeny ; to. Sir Ernest WiUiam,
1st Bart, s. of Alexander M. Moir, of Hampstead. War
Work: War Savings Women's Advisory Committee (Treas.),
SaUsbury Square, and organised women for week-end reUef
work in Munition Factories. Addresses : 41, Cadogan Square,
S.W. ; Whitehanger, Marley Common, Fernhurst, Sussex. (010981)
MOIR, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E
MOIR, WiUiam Robertson. M.B.E.
MOIR, Capt. WiUiam MitcheU, C.B.E, ft. 1873 ; s. o.
the late James Moir, of Bedford Place, Alloa ; to. 1905, Edith,
d. of the late J. A. Bailey, J.P, of Riverview, Alloa. Chief
Staff Officer Harwich Destroyer Flotilla during Great War.
(C2231)
MOLD, Lieut. Leonard Ernest, O.B.E, R.E.
MOLE, Charles Johns, M.B.E, A.R.I.B.A, 6. 6 Feb.
1886 ; s. of Charles Mole, of Broadhempston, Totnes ; m.
Annie, d. of Richard Hugh Martin, of Whibble HiU House,
Compton, Plymouth. Assistant Architect in H.M. Office of
Works. War Work : In connection with the erection of
buildings urgently required during the war, which were under
taken by H.M. Office of Works. Address : Glenlyn, Bowes
Road, Walton-on-Thames. (M9062)
MOLE, Ernest, M.B.E, fi. 15 Nov. 1875 ; s. of WilUam Mole,
of MUton-Ernest, Bedford ; m. Jessie, d. of James Henderson,
of Aberdeen. Educ. : Commercial School, Bedford. Inspec
tor (Special Service Branch) Criminal Investigation Depart
ment, MetropoUtan Police. War Work : Intelligence Depart
ment, Headquarters Staff, Dover Garrison ; in charge of
MetropoUtan Police attached to British Peace Delegation,
Paris, Versailles, and St. Germain, for the signing of German
and Austrian Treaties. Address : 33, The Chase, Clapham
Common, S.W. (M9063)
MOLESWORTH, Col. WilUam, CLE, C.B.E, Y.H.S,
6. 30 Dec. 1865 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Col. Molesworth, R.A,
of Cruicksfleld, Berwickshire ; to. Wimfred, d. of the late
T. E. Weekes, J.P, of Haseldean, Co. Cork. Educ. : At Red-
land HU1 House, CUfton, and Durham Univ. War Work :
Commander-in-Chief's Despatches, Simla, 1918. Address :
Cruicksfleld, near Duns, Berwickshire. (C747)
MOLINEUX, Capt. George, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
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MOLLER, Major Oden, M.B.E.
MOLLER, WUhelmina Nancy, Mrs., M.B.E,
MOLLISON, WiUiam Mayhew, C.B.E, M.A, M.Ch,
F.R.CS. For voluntary services at St. Dunstan's. (C3157)
MOLLOY, Lieut.-Col. Gerald Macleay, O.B.E.
MOLLOY, Gwendolen Beatrice Sanchai May, Mrs., M.B.E.,
6. 1876 ; d. of Col. W. T. Markham, of Becca HaU, Yorks ;
to. 1st, Major Harry Francis Pakenham, 60th Rifles (died 1905),
2ndly. Brian MoUoy (King's Messenger, 1902-12), Queen's Own
Oxfordshire Hussars, kUled in action 1 Nov. 1914. War
Work : Hon. Sec. Officers' Clothing Branch, Officers' Families
Fund. Address : 13, Oxford Square, W. 2. (M9064)
MOLLOY, Major Leonard Greenham Star, C.B.E.. D.. .(> ,
M.M, M.A, 6. 1861, s. of the late Richard MoUoy, of Rathgar,
co. Dublin. Educ. : Trin. CoU, Dublin • is Major Yeo.
Territorial Force Reserve ; served during Great War 1914-17
(despatches) ; Address : 3, Brighton Parade, Blackpool • Club :
Cavahy. (C1086)
MOLONY, Capt. Brian Charles, O.B.E.
MOLONY, Edmund Alexander, C.B.E, s. of Edmund.
Weldon Molony, 6. 1866 ; m. Ethel Blanche, d. of the late
Herbert Smith, of Barla, Aligarh Dist, India. Educ. : Marl
borough ; Emmanuel Coll, Camb. ; entered I.C.S. 1886
Commr, Agra Div, United Provinces 1915-19 ; retired 1919
sometime a M.L.C, United Provinces of Agra and Oudh
author of a Manual of Irrigation Wells. (C1086)
MOLONY, Lieut.-Col. Francis Arthur, O.B.E, R.E.
MOLONY, John Barre de Winton, O.B.E, I.M.S, M.B.
MOLONY, Rev John Patrick, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 6 Oct.
1875 ; s. of Michael Molony, Civil Service. Educ : St. Edward's
CoU, Liverpool, and St. Joseph's CoU, UphoUand. Senior
Chaplain and Vicar-General, Mesopotamian Expeditionary
Force. War Work : Aug. 1914, to May, 1915, with 2nd Cav.
Div. France ; June, 1915, to Sept. 1915, with 2nd Leinsters
R.C, 6th Div. ; Sept. 1915, wounded ; Feb. 1916, went to
Salonica, on Hospital Ship "MassUia"; July, 1916, on
Somme with 8th L.N.L. ; rejoined 2nd Leinsters, Sept 1916 ;
wounded at Messines, 1917 ; May 5 to present time in Mesopo
tamia. Awarded M.C, 1915. Address: 2, Elmhurst Road,
Bruce Grove, N. 17. (06672)
MOLYNEAUX, Thomas, M.B.E.
MOLYNEUX, CaroUne Elizabeth, Hon. Mrs. Caryl,
M.B.E, 6. Jan, 1848 ; d. of 2nd Baron Wenlock, of Escrick
Park, York (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Lieut.-Col. the Hon.
Caryl Craven (died 1912), s. of 3rd Earl of Sefton, of Croxteth,
Liverpool (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : County Sec.
Oxfordshire Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Association:
Member Executive Committee, County Red Cross ; President
Banbury War Hospital Supply Depot, Queen Mary's Needle
work Guild. Address : The Red House, Bodicote, Banbury. (M9065)
MOLYNEUX, Lieut. Edward Arthur, M.B.E, R.A.F.
MOLYNEUX, Rev. Frederick Merivale, M.B.E, M.A.,
fi. 10 May, 1885 ; s. of Rev. F. E. Molyneux, Rector of Martyr-
worthy. Educ. : Rossall School ; Keble CoU, Oxford ; Cud-
desdonColI. Hon. 0. E. (4th Class) ; Vicar of High Wycombe ;
and lately Chaplain of Cuddesdon CoUege. War Work : CF,
Woolwich, 1916 ; embarked for Mesopotamia, Nov. 1916 ;
Chaplain, 40th British General Hospital, Mesopotamia, Jan.
1917, to May, 1917 ; Chaplain 23rd British Stationary
Hospital and Isolation Hospital, Baghdad, May, 1917, to Nov.
1917 ; Chaplain, Gen. Headqrs, Mesopotamia Exped. Force,
Nov. 1917, to May, 1919 ; mentioned, 1917. Address : High
Wycombe Vicarage, Bucks. (M3002)
MOLYNEUX, Thomas FeU, O.B.E.
MONCK, Louise EmiUa, M.B.E.
MONCKTON, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Anthony, O.B.E,
M.A. (Cantab.), R.A.F, 6. 22 Oct. 1885 ; s. of E. P. Monckton,
M.A, J.P, of Fineshade Abbey, Stamford. Educ. : HaUey
bury ; Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Royal Mint, Ottawa, Canada;
Dobel's Metal and Munitions, Birmingham ; Messrs. Johnson
and Sons, Refiners, London ; on Chemical, Engineering and
Inspection work. War Work : Design, invention, and supply
of all Hydrogen and Hydrogen-making machinery for British
airships and kite balloons throughout war, and in sole charge
of that department. Club : Junior Carlton. (01676)
MONCKTON, WiUiam Leopold, O.B.E, 6. 1865 ; s. of
Rev. Inglis George (died 1899). Divisional Engineer (London),
Great Western Railway. War Work : Great Western RaUway.
Address : 19, Upton Road, Slough, Bucks. (010982)
MONCRIEFF, John, O.B.E, 6. 1874 ; s. of John Mon
crieff, of Perth ; m. Marion Isobel, d. of — Dunlop, of Glasgow.
Educ. : Perth Academy, and Switzerland. War Work :
Establishment of Scientific and Chemical Glassware production
in this country ; also services to the Glass Industry generaUy.
Address : Summerbank, Perth. Club : Caledonian. (010984)
MONCRIEFF, Lieut.-Col. John Mitchell, C.B.E, M.I.C.E,
late R.E, 6. 8 March, 1865 ; s. of the late MitcheU Moncrieff,
of South Shields; to. EUzabeth, d. of the late P. AUan.
Consulting Engineer. Director of Engineering Work, Dept.
of ControUer-General of Merchant Shipbuilding, Adnuralty,
July, 1917, to May, 1918. Address : 33, Old Jewry, E.C. 2.
Clubs : St. Stephen's ; New City ; Union (Newcastle-on-Tyne). (C57Jf
MONCRIEFF, Capt. Malcolm Matthew, M.B.E.
MONCRIEFF, Major Roger Murray, O.B.E.; s. of the

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late Col. Sh Alexander Moncrieff, K.C.B. Address: 9, Moore
Street, Cadogan Gardens, S.W. 3. Club : Bachelors'. (05587)
MONCRIEFF, Jane Mary SCOTT-, O.B.E, d. of the
late Major Alexander Pringle Scott-Moncrieff, Bengal Staff
Corps. War Work : Originator of Canteens at Railway
Stations, Aug. 1914 ; also ran Soldiers' Hostel and Institute
at StrenseU Camp, York. Addresses : Strensall Camp, York ;
The Castle, Elie, Fife, Scotland. (010983)
MOND, Violet Florence Mabel, Lady, D.B.E, ; d. of
the late James Henry Gortze ; to. Rt. Hon. Sir Alfred Moritz
Mond, P.O., M.P, 1st Bart, (see Burke's Peerage), s. of the late
Ludwig Mond, Ph.D, F.R.S, of 20, Avenue Road, St. John's
Wood, and Winnington Hall, Northwich. Address : 35,
Loundes Square, S.W. ; Ffynone, Swansea. (D59)
MONEY, Sir Arthur Wigram, K.C.B, K.B.E, C.S.I.,
6. 23 Oct. 1866 ; s. of the late Gilbert Pocklington Money, of
Bengal Civil Service ; m. Euphemia Mabel, d. of the late George
James Drummond, of Swaylands, Penshurst, Kent. Educ :
Charterhouse, and R.M.A. Woolwich. Major-Gen, General
Staff, Mesopotamia, 1916-17 ; Chief Administrator of Palestine,
1918-19 ; retired, March, 1920. Address : Levington Hall.
Ipswich. Clubs : United Service ; WeUington. (K270)
MONEY, Major Kenneth Robertson, M.B.E.
MONEY, MUdred Catherine, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 22 July,
1868 ; d. of WiUiam H. FitzHugh ; to. Col. George Alfred,
s. of Wigram Elliot Money, I.C.S, Brighton. War Work :
Commandant, Sussex 66, B.R.C.S, and later Commandant,
Sussex Reserve Division. Address : Westmeston Place,
Hassocks, Sussex. (O10985)
MONEY, Lieut.-Comm. Norman Angel Kyrle, O.B.E,
R N
MONEY, Col.Robert Cotton, C.M.G, C.B.E, b. 1881. Col.
(ret.) ; served in Great War, 1915-19 with Canadian Force
(mentioned in despatches). (C1294)
MONEY, Major Rowland, O.B.E.
MONEY, Capt. Wigram Seymour EUiot, O.B.E.
MONEYPENNY, Sir Frederick WiUiam, C.B.E, M.V.O,
6. 6 Feb. 1859 ; s. of Joseph Moneypenny, of BeUast. City
Chamber lain, Belfast, and private secretary to the Lord Mayor
of that City. War Work : Conspicuous service throughout
the war. Address : Wyncote, Strandtown, BeUast. (C2814)
MONFRIES, Major Charles Babington Smith, C.B.E.
special List, Finance Sec. to Commn. Internationale de
RavitaiUement ; has Order of Crown of Italy. (C572)
MONK, Capt. Errol Francis, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MONK, Geoffrey, M.B.E, 6. 28 Nov. 1881; s. of George
H. Monk, of Blackheath. Educ : Stratheden House School,
Blackheath ;' Roan School, Greenwich ; King's Coll, CivU
Service Dept. Staff Clerk, War Office. War Work : In con
nection with administration of Royal Army Chaplains' Dept.
Address: 191, Shooters HiU Road, Blackheath, S.E. 3. (M9066)
MONK, Capt. John Bird, M.B.E, H.A.C, 6. 1883 ; s. of
the late Thomas Henry Monk, of HorseU, Surrey, and Toronto.
Member of the London Stock Exchange. War Work : Pro
ceeded overseas with 1st Batt. H.A.C, in Sept. 1914 ; Adjutant
of Tower of London, 1917-18 ; Staff Capt, 3rd London Reserve
Brigade, 1918-19. Addresses : Elm Cottage, Church Road,
HanweU ; 62, London Wall, E.C. Club : Devonshire. (M5477)
MONK, Owen, M.B.E.
MONK, WiUiam AUred, M.B.E.
MONK, WilUam Dusar, M.B.E, 6. 23 March, 1882 ;
«. of James WiUiam Monk, of Isle of Sheppey ; m. Maud,
d. of WiUiam Henry Savage, of London. Poor Law Adminis
tration for 24 years. War Work : Quartermaster, Lewisham
MUitary Hospital. Address : SummerhUl, Leaves Green,
Kent. (M775)
MONKHOUSE, John Parry, O.B.E.
MONKHOUSE, Marjorie Mary, O.B.E, W.R.N.S.
MONKHOUSE, OUve Eleanor, M.B.E, B.A.
MONKS, Major Kelson Charles Harley, O.B.E.
MONKS, Lieut. Thomas Vernon, M.B.E.
MONRO, Rev. and Capt. Alexander James Falconer,
O.B.E, M.A. (Hon.), 6. 22 Jan. 1885 ; s. of Alexander Monro,
of Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire. Educ : Aberdeen Grammar
School ; Aberdeen Univ. Clergyman ordained to U.F. Church,
Ancrum, Roxburghshire, Scotland ; commissioned ,4th Batt.
Gordon Highlanders ; transferred to 9th West Riding Regt. ;
Sec. Social Welfare Association of London : Sec. Central
Charities Committee ; Sec. War Relief Trastees. War Work :
left his parish at outbreak of war and joined Gordon High
landers; commissioned 4th Batt. Gordon Highlanders in
Prance, May, 1915 ; wounded ; transferred 9th West Riding
Begt. ; invaUded out 1918 ; took charge of repatriation of all
British CivUian prisoners of war and refugees, under Ministry
ol Health. Addresses : Auchreddie, New Deer, Aberdeenshire ;
26, Rosebery Street, Aberdeen. Club : Rhymour, Edinburgh. (010987)
MONRO, Major John Dunsan, O.B.E, R.E.
MONRO, Hon. Mary Touneley, Lady, D.B.E. ; d. of
1st Baron O'Hagan (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Gen. Sir Charles
Carmichael Monro, G.C.M.G, G.C.B, G.CS.I, Commander-
in-Chief, India (see Burke's Peerage). Address : 20, Eccleston
Square, S.W. (D38)
. MONSELL, Caroline Mary Sybil EYRES-, Mrs., C.B.E,
J; 1881 ; d. of the late Henry WiUiam Eyres, oi Dumbleton
gall, Worcestershire ; m. Bolton Meredith Eyres Monsell,
M.P. for S. Div. of Worcestershire. Donor and Administrator
°l Annexe to King Edward VII. Hospital. Addresses : 19,
Belgrave Square S.W. ; Dumbleton HaU, Evesham. (C5<3)

MONTAGU, Col. Edward, C.B.E, fi. 23 Nov. 1861 '•
s. of the late General Sh Horace William Montagu, K.CB.,
of the Royal Engineers (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Charlotte
Eva, d. of Edward Kemble, formerly a Judge of the Supreme
Court, Jamaica. Educ. : Wellington CoU. ; Sandhurst ; Staff
College. 30 years iu Suffolk Regiment ; commanded 1st Batt,
1908-1912 ; Staff Capt, Alexandria, 1898-1903. War Work :
Hazara Expedition, Burmah, 1888 (medal and clasp) ; Chin-
Lushai Expedition, India, 1889-90 (clasp) ; European War,
1914-18, first as A.A. and Q.M.G. in France, and afterwards as
A.A. and Q.M.G. at Plymouth ; twice mentioned in des
patches, C.B.E. ; 1914 Star, British War Medal, and AUied
Victory Medal. Address : Holmwood; Swaffham, Norfolk.
Club : United Service. (C1701)
MONTAGU, Capt. Frederick James Osbaldeston, O.B.E,
M.C, 6. 9 Feb. 1878 ; s. of James Montagu, J.P, of MUton
Park, Doncaster (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; m. Louisa
St. Aubyn, d. of W. Collier St. A. Angove.of London. Educ. :
Eton. War Work : South Africa, 1899-1902 ; France, 1915-19.
Address : Lynford HaU, Norfolk. Clubs : Guards' ; TraveUers' ;
Naval and Military ; Carlton. (05591)
MONTAGU, Major St. John Edward, O.B.E, Chevalier de
la Legion d'Honneur, late Capt. Northumberland FusUiers, fi.
26 Jan. 1878 ; s. of the late Right Hon. Lord Robert Montagu,
P.C. (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. . Charterhouse. Director
of PubUc Companies. War Work : South African War, 1899-
1902 (mentioned in despatches, Queen's medal and four clasps.
King's medal and two clasps) ; European War, 1914 to end
(mentioned in despatches, 1914 Star, General Service, and
Victory Medals. Address : 27, Austin Friars, E.C. 2. Club :
Army and Navy. (05592)
MONTAGU, Capt. Vivian Charles, O.B.E, 6. 28 July,
1885 ; m. Terese Maria, d. of — Donovan. Educ. : Chelten
ham Coll. War Work : Served with Honourable Artillery Com
pany. Address : 10, Kensington Court Place, W. 8. Club :
R.A. (05593)
MONTAGUE, Capt. Charles Edward, O.B.E.
MONTAGUE, Major Stewart Francis, O.B.E.
MONTEFIORE, Capt. Claude Emanuel, O.B.E.
MONTEFIORE, Captain Leonard Nathaniel, O.B.E.
MONTEFIORE, Edmund SEBAG-, C.B.E, 6. 2 Nov.
1869 ; s. of Sir Joseph Sebag-Montefiore, of East Cliffe Lodge,
Ramsgate ; to. Alice, d. of Col. Lysaght. Educ. : Clifton.
War Work : Home Office. Clubs : Bath ; Wellington. (C49)
MONTEFIORE, Capt. Geoffrey Edmund SEBAG-,
M.B.E, 21st Lancers, 6. 12 AprU, 1893 ; s. of Edmund Sebag-
Monteflore, of London. Educ. : Eton ; Sandhurst. War
Work : 2nd Lieut, attached 9th Lancers, Aug. 1914, to Oct.
1914 ; Adjutant, Sidi Bishr Camp, Alexandria, Dec. 1915, to
AprU, 1916 ; Assistant Provost-Marshal, Alexandria, AprU,
1916, to June, 1917 ; Assistant Provost-Marshal, Palestine
Lines of Communication, June, 1917, to May, 1919. Address :
Bath Club, Dover Street. Clubs : Bath ; Cavahy. (M2182)
MONTEITH, Capt. Hugh Glencairn, D.S.O, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C, 6. 1883 ; s. of the late Rev. J. C Monteith, of
Glencairn, DumfriessMre ; to. Dorothy Huntly, d. of Owen
Robert Dunell, of Garboldisham Manor, Norfolk. Great War,
1914-19 (despatches). Addresses : 59, Catherine Street,
Westminster, S.W. ; Moniaive, Dumfriesshhe. (05595)
MONTFORD, Eleanora, M.B.E. ; d. of Edward Momford,
of Ivy House, Church Stoke, and Pentreheyling, Shropshire.
Educ. : The Cedars, Clapham. War Work : Commandant of
Broadway House Hospital for four years. Address : Ivy
House, Church Stoke, Montgomeryshire. (M777)
MONTGOMERIE, Lieut.-Col. Alexander, C.B.E, 6. 4
Nov. 1882 ; s. of Hugh Montgomerie, of Rothesay, Scotland ;
to WUlena Blanche, d. of Hugh Mackay, of Trenton, Nova
Scotia. Educ. : Halifax, Canada. Manager for Nova Scotia
and Newfoundland for Furness, Withy & Co, Ltd, Steamship
Owners War Work : District Officer Commanding New
foundland ; Deputy Registrar, Military Service Act ; Member,
Military Service Board; Member, Militia Council; Member
Executive and Finance Committees, Newfoundland Patriotic
Association. Address: Rosemont, Jubilee Road, Halifax,
Nova Scotia. Clubs : Halifax ; City ; Waegwaltic, Halifax. (C1884)
MONTGOMERIE, IsabeUa MacaUister, M.B.E, 6. 27 Sept,
1879 • d of John C Montgomerie, of Dalmore, Stair, Ayrshire.
Educ ' • Privately. War Work : Sec. to the Mauchline Division
of the Naval and MUitary War Pensions Committee. Ad
dress ¦ Dalmore, Stair, Tarbolton Station R.S.O, Ayr. (M778)
MONTGOMERIE, -Major Victor, O.B.E, 2nd Life Guards
(Reserve of Officers), 6. 1887 ; s. of Rear-Admiral R. A. J.
Montgomerie, C.V.O, C.B, C.M.G. ; m. Mildred Mary, d. of
W Dalglish-Bellasis, of Sundorne Castle, Shrewsbury. Educ. :
H M S " Britannia." War Work: Exped. Force, France,
1914^-18 Address : Hunsdon House, near Ware, Herts.
Clubs : Conservative ; Junior United Service ; Royal Auto
mobUe (07487)
MONTGOMERIE, Capt. WiUiam Dunn, M.B.E, 6. 3 Jan.
1892 ¦ s of J. C. Montgomerie, of Dalmore, Stair, Ayrshire.
War Work ' Joined the Army as a private in the 7th Batt.
Cameron Highlanders, Sept. 1914 ; active service in France,
1915 and 1916 as 2nd Lieut, with 8th Batt. Black Watch ; active
service in Mesopotamia, 1917-19, as 2nd Lieut, with 2nd Batt.
Black Watch, also as Lieut, and Staff Capt. with Army Head-
rtnnrtprs (M4280)
MONTGOMERIE, Mary MOLINEAUX-, M.B.E.
MONTGOMERY, Col. James Alexander Lawrence, C.S.I,

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Montgomery

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

C B E J P , D.L, 6. 1849 ; s. of the late Sir Robert Mont
gomery G.CS.I, K.C.B, of New Park, Moville, Ireland ; to.
1st ' 1876, Jessie Alice, d. of the late Sir Douglas Forsyth,
K C S I C.B. ; 2nd, Katharine Mary, d. of Col. F. J. Millar,
Indian Army Educ. : Harrow. Entered Gordon Highlanders,
1867 ¦ Capt. Indian Army, 1879 ; Major, 1887 ; Lieut.-Col.,
1893 •' Hon. Col. 1916; was Assist. Commr. and Settlement
Officer Punjab, 1870-85 ; Director of Settlement and Revenue
Records 1885-7 ; appointed Dep. Commr, 1887 ; Settlement
Commr ' 1897 ; Commr. and Sup, 1899 ; Financial Commr,
Punjab ' J 904 ; retired. 1905 ; was a Member of Indian Police
Commn, 1902-3 ; Commr. of Lands, British E. Africa, 1906-10 ;
High Sheriff for co. Donegal, 1915 ; British Red Cross Commr.
E' Africa Expeditionary Force, 1916-19, with rank of Col.
(despatches) ; Knight of Grace of Order of St. John of Jerusalem
in England. Address : St. Columb's, Moville, Londonderry.
Club : Junior United Service. (C252)
MONTGOMERY, Major James Thomas, O.B.E.
MONTGOMERY, John, M.B.E.
MONTGOMERY, Samuel, M.B.E, 6. 27 May, 1882;
s. of Samuel Montgomery, of Park Hall, Antrim, Deland.
Educ. . Model School, BaUymena, Ireland. Hon. Lieut. A.I.F.
Dairy Expert. War Work : Enlisted for active service in the
AustraUan Imperial Force, Feb. 1915 ; obtained commissioned
rank, May, 1915 ; served in Egypt and GaUipoli ; disabled and
invalided to 3rd London Gen. Hospital, Dec. 1915 ; returned
to AuftraUa, Sept. 1916, and invalided from the Army, Dec.
1916 ; volunteered again for service in any capacity ; returned
to England, June, 1917 ; served to civU capacity in MUk
Section, Ministry of Food, until 30 June, 1919. Address :
c'o Durban Club, Durban, Natal. (M9071)
MONTGOMERY, Walter Ernest, M.B.E, R.N.
MONTGOMERY, WilUam, M.B.E.
MONTGOMERY, Major WUUam Alexander,C.B.E, D.S.O.
Is Capt. and Acting Major, Roy. Irish Rifles ; served during
Great War, 1914-18 (mentioned in despatches). (C2815)
MONTGOMERY, WiUiam Barr, O.B.E.
MONTGOMERY, WiUiam Hugh, C.B.E. Assist. Director
of Base Records in New Zealand. Address : WeUington, New
Zealand. (C1999)
MONTGOMERY, Walter BasU GRAHAM-, O.B.E,
J.P, D.L, County of Kinross, 6. 20 Aug. 1881 ; s. of Sir
Basil Graham Montgomery, Bart, Stanhope and Kinross House,
Kinross. Educ. : Eton Coll, and Trinity HaU, Cambridge.
War Work : County Director, Clackmannan and Kinross
Voluntary Aid Detachments ; MUitary Representative under
M.S. A, and National Service Representative, Kinross-shire
Tribunals ; Sec. part time Labour Committee, under Ministry
of National Service ; County Commissioner, Boy Scouts'
Association. Addresses : Kinross House, Kinross, Scotland ;
25 Bruton Street, London, W. 1. CZwfis .- Turf ; Bachelors'. (010988)
MONTGOMERY, Mary Maud, Mrs. NURVIS-
RUSSELL-, M.B.E.
MONTIETH, David Taylor Monteith, O.B.E.
MONTIETH, Major Joseph Basil Lawrence, O.B.E.
MONTROSE, Violet Hermione, Duchess of, G.B.E. ; d.
Sir Frederick Graham, 3rd Bart, of Netherby, Cumber
land (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Douglas Beresford Malise
Ronald Graham, K.T, 5th Duke of Montrose (see Burke's
Peerage). Address : Buchanan Castle, nr. Glasgow. (DG10)
MOOD, Major John Muspratt, O.B.E, M.C
MOODIE, Adam Wilson, O.B.E.
MOODY, Lieut-Col. Arthur Hatfield, C.B.E, F.J.I,
CC for Worcestershire, 6. 21 Jan. 1875 ; s. of George Moodyi
of Stourbridge ; m. Mary, d. of C. Holroyd-Doveton, of London.
Educ. : King Edward VI. 's Grammar School, Stourbridge, and
Wolverley. Journalist and Newspaper Proprietor ; AldermaD
of Borough of Stourbridge. War Work : Selected in 1914 for
service under the Forage Committee, War Office ; became
successively D.P.O.S, Berks and Oxford; Deputy Adminis
trator Eastern Area ; Administrator of Eastern Area, Adminis
trator of Northern Area, Administrator of West Midland Area •
twice mentioned (Brevet-Major, C.B.E.). Address : Norton
Close, Stourbridge. Club : Press. (C2142)
MOODY, Charles Harry, C.B.E. Organist at Ripon
athedral for 20 years. For war services in Ripon. (C3158)
MOODY Major Edward Thomas, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 1890 ;
s. of Thomas Moody, of Finchley ; m. Glady Harriet, d of
Arthur Flint, of Finchley. Educ. : Privately, and Christ's
CoU. War Work: Served in Territorial Force with 7th
Middlesex Regt. (Company Commander) in Gibraltar and
France until end of 1916 : then as Staff Capt. to 23rd Bgde and
214th Bgde. ; D.A.A.G. 23rd Corps early in 1918 ; from Aug
1918, until June, 1920, D.A.A.G. G.H.Q. Palestine and Egypt
Address : Underwood, Finchley. Club : Junior Army and
Navy- (08635)
MOON, Lieut.-Col. Alfred, C.M.G, O.B.E, 6 1861 • s
of the late W. H. Moon, of Sheffield ; to. 1907, Christina Elsie
McLennan. Educ. : Grammar Sch, Farnsworth. A general
merchant in Brisbane ; Lieut.-Col. Army Ser. Corps, Australian
Imperial Force ; served during Great War, 1914-16, commdg.
a Div. Supply Column (despatches) ; was a Trustee of Com
mercial TraveUers' Assoc, of Queensland, 1906-14 ; Pres
Merchants Assoc, Brisbane, 1910-12 ; a Trustee of United
Sers. Institution, Queensland, 1909-14. Address : Brisbane
Queensland. (07966)
MOON, Capt. Jasper, O.B
MOON, Malinda Ann, M.B.E.; d. of the late Thomas

Moon, of Barlby House, Selby. Educ. : Riversdale, Boston
Spa, Yorks. First Class Diplomee, Yorks School of Cookery
and Domestic Science, Leeds. War Work : Supervisor, Gas-
shell Filling Factory for Russian Munition Supply ; Deputy
Cashier at the Selby Branch of Yorks Dyeware and Chemical
Co, Ltd. ; ordered and distributed food and stores for SaUors
and Soldiers' Canteen, N.E. Railway Station, Selby. Ad
dress : West Lynne, Selby. (M9072)
MOON, Rosa, O.B.E.; d. of the late Charles Moon, of
Aneriey. Educ. : Privately. Gen. Sec. of the London Division
of the Young Women's Christian Association. War Work:
Organising girls' clubs in districts which for the time were
militarv centres ; organising canteen for ' girls employed in
Pension Office ; arranging for accommodation for British
refugees on arrival in England from the enemy countries.
Address : 75, Croydon Road, Aneriey, S.E. (010990)
MOONEY, Alexander Patrick, M.B.E, M.D, J.P.
MOONEY, Lieut. Cecil Douglas, M.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C.
MOONEY, Rev. George Elderkin, M.B.E, M.A, fi. 28
Feb. 1860; s. of WilUam Mooney, of Huntingdon, Hunts;
to. Clara, d. of Thomas Booth Wilkinson, of Sale, Cheshire.
Educ. : Trinity Coll, Dublin. Chaplain of St. Edmund's
Church, Christiania, and Hon. Chaplain to H.M. Legation,
Christiania. War Work : Voluntary services rendered on work
connected with the war for H.M. Legation, Christiania ; work
for the Red Cross, and also for British seamen interned in
Norway. Address : 45, NUs Juels Gate, Christiania, Norway. (M9074)
MOONEY, Sir John Joseph, K.B.E, B.L, J.P, 6. 1874 ;
s. of J. G. Mooney, of DubUn ; to. Ethei, d. oi E. MacmiUan,
M.D, of HuU. Educ. : Belvedere, Dublin ; Ushaw ; T.C.D.
M.P, DubUn County, 1900-6, Newry Borough, 1906-18. War
Work : AUens Advisory Committee and Defence of the Realm
Advisory Committee. Address : 11, Allen House, Kensington,
W. 8. Clubs : National Liberal ; Royal AutomobUe. (K400)
MOOR, Marjorie, M.B.E, 6. 1 Dec. 1894 ; d. of the Rt.
Hon. Sir Frederick Moor, P.C, K.C.M.G, D.Ch, LL.D, M.L.A,
of Greystone, Estcourt, Natal (see BURKE'S Peerage). Educ. :
Dykeham School, Pietermaritzburg, Natal, S. Africa. Organiser.
War Work : Sept. 1914, to Feb. 1916, work for Soldiers' and
Sailors' FamUies Assocn, Leith ; Feb. 1916, to Nov. 1916,
work on land ArgyUesbire, N.B. ; Nov. 1916, to Sept, 1917,
with Scottish Women's Hospital, Abbaye de Royaumont,
France ; Oct. 1917, to Dec. 1919, Unit Administrator,
Q.M.A.A.C. Clubs : Forum ; International Franchise. (M5478)
MOORE, Eng.-Comm. Albert John CampbeU, O.B.E,
R.N. MOORE, Lieut.-Col. AUred WilUam, O.B.E, M.B, fi. 1881.
s. of the Rev. W. T. Moore, of Norwich ; to. Dorothy, d. of Rev.
F. Lane. Educ: Norwich; Emmanuel CoU, Cambridge;
St. George's Hospital, London. Commissioner of Medical
Services, West Midland Region, Bhmingham, Ministry of
Pensions. War Work : Commanded 10th Cavahy Brigade
Field Ambulance in Palestine and Syria, and acting A.D.M.S.
4th Cavalry Division ; thrice mentioned in despatches. Ad
dress : Hampton-to-Arden, Warwickshire. Club : Junior
Army and Navy. (06252)
MOORE, Annie, Mrs., M.B.E.
MOORE, Arthur Frederick, M.B.E, fi. 22 Dec. 1859;
s. of Edwin Moore, M.D, of Preston ; to. Bessie Haslam, d. ot
George Galloway, J.P, of Preston. Educ. : Preston Grammar
School, and Privately. SoUcitor. War Work : On various
committees connected with the safety and weUare of the town
of Birkenhead ; Member of the 2nd Batt. Cheshire Volunteer
Regt. ; Superintendent of the Birkenhead Special Constabulary.
Address : 10, Devonshire Place, Claughton, Birkenhead.
Club : Birkenhead Constitutional. (M8075)
MOORE, Capt. Arthur Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MOORE, Col. Arthur Trevelyan, C.B.E, fi. 1866. Col.
R.E. ; Izanzai Expedition, 1892 ; served in Great War, 1814-19
(mentioned in despatches). (C1702)
MOORE, Capt. Cecil Arbuthnot St. George, M.B.E.
MOORE, Charles Henry, O.B.E.
MOORE, Christina TurnbuU, M.B.E.
MOORE, Rev. David Keys, C.B.E, M.A, 6. 1854; s. of Rev.
Hugh Moore, of Donegal, Ireland. Educ. : Trinity Coll,
DubUn. Senior Moderator (Modern Literature) ; British
Chaplain at LUle, France, 1913-20 ; Vicar of St. James's,
Hull, 1887-1913 ; Member of HuU School Board for 6 years,
twice Mayor's Chaplain. War Work : In connection with the
British Colony at LUle, and for wounded British and French
soldier prisoners ; Member of two French Red Cross Societies.
Address : Heatherlea, Hessle, E. Yorks. (C2810)
MOORE, Decima, C.B.E. : see Guggisberg, Decima.
MOORE, Ernest Reginald, M.B.E.
MOORE, Evelyn, O.B.E.
MOORE, Lieut.-Col. Franois, D.S.O. O.B.E, fi. 22 Dec.
1879 ; s. of the late Col. Francis Moore, 8th Regt. (see BURKE'S
Peerage. Drogheda, E.) ; to, 1916, Annie Early, d. of William
Van Wyck, of New Jersey, U.S.A. Roy. FusUiers. Served
in S. African War, 1900-1901 (Queen's medal with four
clasps) ; and in Great War. (O6804)
MOORE, Lieut.-Col. Francis Hamilton, C.B.E, D.S.O, b.
1876. Entered Roy. Berkshire Regt, 1896 ; became Major,
1915; served during S. African War, 1899-1902 (Queen's medal
with tiu-ee clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; during Great
War, 1914-18, as a Gen. Staff Officer with rank of Lieut.-Col.
(despatches). (C2145)

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Moorehouse

MOORE, Lieut. Frederick Ernest, M.B.E.
MOORE, Eng.-Comm. Gerald, O.B.E, R.N.
MOORE, George Frederiok, M.B.E.
MOORE, Lieut. George James, O.B.E, M,C
MOORE, 2nd Lieut. Gordon, M.B.E, R.A.F.
MOORE, Harold, O.B.E, B.Sc, F.I.C, F.Iust.P, 6.
5 Jan. 1878 ; s. of the late William Moore, of Middlesbrough ;
tn. Grace Dora, d. of the late R. J. Read, of Norwich. Metal
lurgist ; Director of MetaUurgical Research, Research Depart
ment, Woolwich ; Associate Member of the Ordnance Com
mittee. War Work : Carrying out and directing metallurgical
research work in connection with the manufacture of guns,
ammunition, and other war supplies for the Navy and Army.
Addresses : Lindsey House, Blackheath, S.E. 3 ; Research
Department, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, S.E. 18. (0593)
MOORE, Lieut.-Col. Harold Arthur, C.B.E, M.C. Major
and Acting Lieut.-Col, R.A.F. ; served in Great War, 1914-19
(mentioned in despatches). (C869)
MOORE, Major Harold Mead, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MOORE, Capt. Harry Formby, M.B.E.
MOORE, Major Harry Franois Beauchamp Seymour,
O.B.E, R.E.
MOORE, Comdr. Hartley RusseU Gwennap, O.B.E, R.N,
fi. 18 April, 1881 ; s. of the late John Gwennap Dennis Moore, of
Garienick, Cornwall ; m. Lenore, d. of Col. Ewing Crawford, D.L,
of Auchentroig, Sthlingshire. Entered H.M.S. " Britannia,"
1895. Comm. R.N, 1914 ; served on the Staff of the Admiral ;
2nd in Command, Grand Fleet; subsequently on Naval Staff
at the Admiralty ; to command of H.M.S. " Nairana," Jan.
to Nov. 1919, operating with North Russian Expeditionary
Force in the White Sea. Address : Gartinstarry, Bucklyvie,
Stirlingshhe. (03543)
MOORE, Henry Byron, O.B.E.
MOORE, Herbert Joseph, M.B.E.
MOORE, Major Herbert WilUam, O.B.E, R.G.A.
MOORE, Capt. James Horatio, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C,
fi. 17 Feb. 1870 ; s. of George Horatio Moore, of Liverpool ; m.
Margaret Francis, d. of John McNevin, of Birr. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Base Supply Officer, France, Aug.
1914, to Oct. 1914; Chief Clerk to Qr.-Mr.-General to the
Forces in France and Flanders, Oct. 1914, to Sept. 1919 ; five
times mentioned in despatches ; Chevalier of the Order of
Crown of Roumania. Address : c/o Sir 0. R. McGrigor, Bart,
39, Panton Street, Haymarket, S.W. Clubs : Conservative,
Liverpool. (05598)
MOORE, Capt. James Stuart HamUton, O.B.E.
MOORE, Capt. James York, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
MOORE, John, M.B.E, 6. 20 Nov. 1856; s. of John
Moore, of Liverpool ; m. IsabeUa A, d. of WUliam Thompson,
of Liverpool. Educ : Commerical and Mathematical School,
Chesham, Bucks. Assistant Collector, H.M. Customs and
Excise, Port of Liverpool (ret.). War Work : Carrying out
the war regulations in connection with the above office as
regards the prohibitions and restrictions on goods imported
and exported ; also the special faciUties granted for the admis
sion into this country of goods free of duty, which would be
otherwise Uable, for deposit in approved depots for use of
Empire troops, and for shipment to the front. Address : 22,
Penkett Road, WaUasey, Cheshire. (M9076)
MOORE, John George, M.B.E, 6. 6 Jan. 1863 ; s. of
WUliam Moore, of Portsmouth ; m. Sarah, d. of WUliam
Archer, of Leek Wooton, Warwick. Educ. : Bowlesc' Academy,
Portsmouth. Chief Supt. of Portsmouth Constabulary. War
Work : Second in command of the Portsmouth PoUce Force
during the war ; arranged for bUleting of the 1st Army Corps
on mobUisation ; assisted the Army and Navy commands to
deal with exceptional circumstances arising from the war.
Address: 3, The Square, MUton Road, Portsmouth. Club :
Waverley, Southsea. (M9077)
MOORE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John Sarel, M.B.E, 6. 29 Oct.
1872. Accountant. War Work : Mesopotamia from July,
1916, to May, 1919 ; Afghan War, May, 1919, to Oct. 1919.
Address : 18, Nansen Road, Clapham Common, S.W. 11.
(M4903)
MOORE, John Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 2 Feb. 1859 ; s. of
John Moore, of Jedburgh, N.B. ; to. Elizabeth Jane, d. of
William Taylor, of Bridgwater. Educ. : H.M. Army Schools,
and Privately. Surveyor, H.M. Customs and Excise. War
Wort : Detention and seizure of enemy cargo in the port of
London. Address : 23, Chadwick Road, Leytonstone, E. 11.
(M9078)
MOORE, Margaret, M.B.E, d. of Alex. Moore, O.A., of
Glasgow Educ : Glasgow. War Work : Town Canteen,
Comforts for soldiers (laundry and mending) ; Red Cross work-
party; superintending Concerts, Sales, Games, for various
funds and for soldiers. Address : DeanviUe, Bridge of Allan,
Stbnngshire. (M9079)
MOORE, Margaret Stuart, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 18 Jan. 1889 ;
a. of D. Percival Whitcombe, of 69, Queen's Gate ; to. John
Boland, s. of — Moore. Educ. : Queen's Coll, Harley Street.
Wm Work : Head of the Bread Section Dept. at the Central
Prisoners of War Committee, Thurloe Place. Address: 41,
Rosary Gardens, S.W. 7. Club : Bembridge SaUing. (M9080)
MOORE, Muriel, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 29 AprU, 1879 ; d. of
Frank Burton, of Gt. Yarmouth ; m. John Lee Moore, s. of
John Robert Moore, I.S.O, of Bromley, Kent. Educ. :
Privately. Commandant, V.A.D. Norfolk 2. War Work:
Commandant, Gt. Yarmouth Red Cross AuxiUary Hospital,

Feb. 1915, to Jan. 1920. Address: 200, Lowestoft Road
Gorleston. (M9081)
MOORE, Capt. Nithsdale Carleton Atkinson, C.B.E,
R.N, 6. 1874 ; s. of Joseph Fletcher Moore, of Manor Kilbride,
co. DubUn. Served in Great War, 1914-19, as Port Convoy
Officer and Senior Naval Officer, Lamlach (despatches). Club :
United Services.
MOORE, Pye, M.B.E.
MOORE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Riohard William, M.B.E.,
6. 29 Dec. 1858 ; s. of Richard Moore, of London ; m. Louisa,
d. of Arthur James Smith, of London. Educ. : Spa Fields,
War Work : Served with Norfolk Regt. in GaUipoli, 1915 ;
invalided home ; posted to 4th Res. Batt. Norfolk Regt,
Quartermaster ; disembodied 14th June, 1919 ; 1914-15 Star,
B.W. Medal, Victory, King George Coronation, L.S.G. Conduct
Medal. Address : 30, NeviUe Street, Norwich. (M5480)
MOORE, Robert Foster, O.B.E, M.A, B.C. (Cantab.),
F.R.CS, 6. 1878 ; s. of Edward Moore, of Cambridge ; to.
Sophie Elizabeth, d. of Thomas Attridge, of Mallow. Educ. :
Christ's CoU, Cambridge ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Assistant
Ophthalmic Surgeon, St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; Surgeon,
Moorfields Eye Hospital. War Work : In charge of Ophthal
mic Centre, Etaples, France. Address : 91, Harley Street, W. 1.
(O5600)
MOORE, Brevet-Col. Robert Reginald Heber, C.B.E,
M.D, R.A.M.C, 6. 8 April, 1858 ; s. of Rev. Thomas Moore, of
Midleton, Co. Cork ; m. Christina Turnbull, d. of Lewis BUton,
W.S, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Midleton CoU, Co. Cork ; T. C.
Dublin. War Work : Assist. Director of Medical Services at
Headquarters of Eastern Command. Address : Painswick
Lodge, Cheltenham. (C1703)
MOORE, Brevet-Major Thomas Cecil RusseU, C.B.E,
6. 16 Sept. 1886 ; s. of John Watt Moore, of Fintona, Co.
Tyrone, Ireland. Educ : Portora Royal School. Enniskillen,
and privately. Deputy Assist. Director of Supplies and
Transport, Ireland, June, 1916, to Sept. 1918, and Assist. Director
of Supplies and Transports, " Syren " Force, North Russian
Exped. Force, during operations in North Russia; Order of
the White Eagle 4th Class. Address : 7, Park Place, St.
James's, London. Clubs : Junior Naval and Military ; Golfers' ;
Stephen's Green ; Dublin and Royal Dish Yacht, Kingstown,
Deland. (C2359e)
MOORE, Thomas Edwin, M.B.E. ; s. of James Moore, of
Styal, Cheshire ; m. Annie, d. of William Brown, of Melch-
bourne, Beds. Superintendent and Deputy Chief Constable,
Stockport Borough Police Force. War Work : Personally
making inquiries of a secret and confidential nature for the
authorities at the War Office, Home Office, and other Govern
ment Departments, and being successful generally in supplying
the requhed information. Address : 143, Chapel Street,
Stockport. (M9082)
MOORE, Thomas Warren, C.B.E, F.R.G.S, Hon. Lieut.
R.N.R, 6. 20 AprU, 1872 ; s. of the late Captain John Grant
Moore, of Bebington. Educ. : Privately. Sec, Imperial
Merchant Service Guild ; Joint-Chairman, Navigating Officers'
Panel of the National Maritime Board ; Vice-Chahman, Sea
farers' Joint Council ; Hon. Sec, Fryatt Memorial Fund.
War Work : Voluntary Services to the Admiralty, War Office,
India Office, and other Government Departments, who, through
his hands, secured over 6000 experienced certificated Seafarers
who were appointed for war service with officers' commissions
in either the Naval or MiUtary Forces, and other confidential
business in respect to the work of these Departments ; service
on the National Maritime Board as a representative of the
Navigating Officers of the Merchant Service ; a member of
the Admiralty Transport Arbitration Board ; Organiser of the
Imperial Merchant Service Guild War Fund, and of the Captain
Fryatt Memorial Fund ; Member of the Committee on the
Release of Ruhleben Prisoners of War. Address: Dixon
House, Lloyd's Avenue, London. CZwfis : Royal Mersey
Yacht ; Royal Automobile ; Conservative, Liverpool. (C2817)
MOORE, Major William, O.B.E, T.D, A.C.I.S, 6. 25
Feb. 1886. Sec. of Public Companies. War Work : Aug. 1914
to Nov. 1916, 4th London Regt, England, Malta. France, and
Belgium ; Nov. 1916, to May, 1918, Royal Welsh Fusiliers,
England ; May, 1918 to Jan. 1920, D.A.Q.M.G, 69th Division
England. Club : Junior Army and Navy. SSI."?.
MOORE, WUliam Arthur, M.B.E. $^5481)
MOORE, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Gale, O.B.E, 6. 16 Oct.
1881 • m. WiUiam Turle Moore, late of Stock Exchange.
Educ ¦ Felsted School, Essex. War Work: At outbreak,
Capt in Kent Cyclist Batt. on coast defence duties ; Batt.
changed to infantry and sent to India, March, 1916; became
second in command ; obtained command m May, 1916 ; Cam
paigns : Waziristan, 1917; Baluchistan, 1918 ; Afghanistan,
1919. Address : 133, Finchley Road, London, N.W. Clubs:
Junior Army and Navy ; Royal Temple Yacht. (08514)
MOORE, WiUiam Gunn, M.B.E, Ex-Provost of Dornoch,
6 1 Dec 1867 ; s. of Sinclair Moore, of Acharry ; m. Hellen,
d of Robt. Sutherland, of Plancey. Educ : Larachan Public
School. Clothier. Provost of Dornoch, 1913-19. War
Work ¦ Chairman, Local Tribunal ; Chairman, Red Cross ;
Chahman, War Savings Association, the Royal Burgh of
Dornoch ; was successful in winning the Victory Loan Flag,
and had the honour of receiving same at the hands of H.R.H.
The Princess Mary on board the Royal Yacht at Aberdeen.
Address : St. Clair House, Dornoch (M9083)
MOORE, William Struthers, M.B.E, M.D, Ch.B.
MOOREHOUSE, Jessie Matilda, Mrs., O.B.E.
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MOORES, Major Frank Gerald Guise, O.B.E, R.A.S.C,
6 15 Nov 1884 ; s. of Col. S. Moores, late Devon Regt. Educ. :
Cheltenham Coll, and Royal Military Academy, Woolwich.
Club ¦ R A S C (06816)
MOOREHEAD, Harold Peroival, O.B.E. (011998)
MOORHEAD, Major Charles Andrews, O.B.E.
MOORHOUSE, Col. WUUam Henry Septon, M.B.E.
MOORS Florence Donald. M.B.E
MOORSHEAD, Engineer-Capt. Herbert Brooks, C.B.E,
R.N. Served in Great War 1914-19 (mentioned in des
patches). , „ _ , „ (C1934)
MOORSOM, Comm. Winstanley Robert Coverdale,
O Tt ff ~R N
MORAN, Capt. John WiUiam, O.B.E, B.A, B.A.I,
A.M.I.CE.L, R.A.S.C (S.R.), 6. 12 Aug. 1888 ; s: of the late
Gerald A. Moran, of 61, Elm Park Gardens, S.W. Educ. :
Lausanne ; Clongowes Wood Coll. ; Dublin Univ. T.CD. Civil
Engineer ; Dublin Port and Docks Board. War Work : Mobi
lised, Aug. 1914; proceeded overseas (France), 1915, with 16th
Division and served with 16th Divisional Train, until dis
embodied, in July, 1919 ; twice mentioned in despatches.
Address : 5, De Vesci Terrace, Kingstown, Co. DubUn. (O5601)
MORAN, Mrs. Selina, M.B.E, 6. 22 Jan. 1877 ; d. of James
Henderson, of Newcastle ; m. John Moran, s. of Francis
Moran, of Durham. Eight years member of Hebburn Educa
tion Committee ; member of National Insurance Committee.
War Work : Member of Prince of Wales' Committee ; Local
War Relief, Local Pensions, Food Control, and Soldiers' and
Sailors' Dependants Committees. Address : 30, Frederick
Street, Hebburn CoUiery, Co. Durham. (M9084)
MORANT, Lydia Louisa, O.B.E. Hon. Sec, Bermondsey
Division, Soldiers' and Sailors' Families' Association. (011918)
MORANT, WilUam George, O.B.E, D.L, 6. 1862 ; s. of
late Alfred William Morant, M.Inst.CE, F.S.A, F.G.S, of
Leeds. Educ. : Privately. Chief Constable of the County
of Durham. War Work : General and assisting Naval and Mili
tary Authorities. Awarded the Cross of ChevaUer of the Order
of Leopold II. for services rendered to Belgian Government;
Hon. Serving Brother, the Grand Priory of the Order of the
Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England. Address : 23
Old Elvet, Durham. Club : County, Durham. (010991)
MORCOM, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Keble, C.B.E. Major
and Acting Lieut.-Col, R.E. ; served in Great War, 1914-19,
in Balkans (mentioned in despatches). (C1414)
MORDEY, Thomas, M.B.E.
MORE, Comm. George Irwin Sanctuary, O.B.E, R.N.
MORE, Jasper Frederiok, O.B.E, 6. 23 June, 1876 ;
s. of the late Robert Jasper More, M.P, of Linley Hall, Bishops
Castle, Shropshire ; to. Rosamond Winifred, d. of W. Morton
Philips, of Heybridge, Tean, Staffs. Educ : Westminster
School. Barrister-at-law, Lincoln's Inn, 1903; Principal
Clerk, Chancery Registrar's Office. War Work : Military
Intelligence Department, War Office^Aug. 1914, to July, 1919.
Address : The Old Vicarage, Ware, Herts. Club: Travellers'. (0594)
MORE, Lieut.-Col. Paxton St. Clair, O.B.E, M.B, I.M.S.
MORE, Riohard Edwardes, O.B.E.
MORE, Brig.-Gen. Robert Henry, C.M.G, C.B.E, fi.
1 875 ; s. of the late Robert Jasper More, M.P. for S, or Ludlow.
Div. of Shropshire, of Linley, Bishop's Castle, Shropshire ;
m. 1919. PhylUs Blanche, d. of the Hon. Francis Parker (see
Burke's Peerage, Macclesfield, E.). Hon. Lieut.-Col. Reserve
in the Army ; T. Col. R.A.F. ; Dep. Director Air Personal
Ser, with rank of Brig.-Gen. ; S. African War, 1900-2
( Queen's medal with three clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ;
Great War, 1914-19 (Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus).
Address : 17, South Eaton Place, S.W. Club : Wellington. (C1900)
MORE, Lieut. Thomas, M.B.E, Cameron Highlanders,
fi. 12 April, 1885 ; s. of the late Francis More, of Edinburgh.
Educ. : Edinburgh Academy ; GonviUe and Caius Coll,
Cambridge. War Work: B.E.F, France; attached G.H.Q,
Great Britain, for Anti- Aircraft work ; attached General Staff,
War Office, Directorate of Military InteUigence. Addresses :
76, St. George's Road, Warwick Square, S.W. 1 ; 4, Royal
Circus, Edinburgh. Club : Leander. (M6681)
MORE, Thomas Jasper Mytton, O.B.E, J.P.
MORE, Sir James, Bart., C.B.E.
MORELAND, Major Harold, O.B.E.
MORELL, Major Roy, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 18 May, 1889 ;
s. of James Harris Morell, of Sydney, N.S.W. ; to. Frances
lone, d. of Charles E. Pole-Carew, of Totnes, Devon. War
Work : Enlisted as trooper, Sept. 1914, 6th Aust. L. H. Regt. ;
Egypt, 1915 ; Gallipoli, May, 1915, to Nov. 1915 ; Lieut.
Aug. 1915 ; Capt. March, 1916 (in command 13th Aust. M.G.C) ;
France, June, 1916 ; Staff Capt. Oct. 1916 (13th Aust. C.M.G.C) ;
Staff Major, March, 1917 (13th Aust. C.M.G.C.) ; July, 1918,
Corps M.G. Officer. Address ; Morval, Maxwelton, North
Queensland. (O6087)
MORESBY, Walter Halliday, C.B.E, M.A, LL.B. (Can
tab.), s. of Admiral John Moresby, of Fareham ; m. Mary
Graham, d. of Capt. Oswald Niven, R.N, of Torquay. Educ. :
Westminster School, and St. John's Coll, Cambridge. Bar-
rister-at-lnw ; Legal Adviser, War Office; Hon. Legai Adviser,
Chevrons Club. War Work : Legal Adviser, Special Intelli
gence Department, War Office. Addresses : 2, Hare Court
Temple ; 11 , Pembroke Road, Kensington. Club : Cale
donian. (C2818)

MORETON, Capt. Arthur Ernest, M HE, K.O.S.B,
fi. 28 Feb. 1882 : s. of Joseph Mpreton of Winchester ; m.
Violet Waldie, d. of James Cruden, of West Ferry, if.B.
Educ ¦ Privately. War Work: Served with the 2nd K.O.S.B.
in the' Great War, 1914-18 ; mentioned in despatches, July,
1915 ¦ wounded (gassed), April, 1915. Address : c/o Cox &
Co, Army Agents. »_,¦_. t r> -^ T , (M5482)
MORETON, Loftus B., O.B.E., 3.V D.L fi. 1859; s.
of John Moreton, of Moseley Court, Wolverhampton; m.
Grace, d. of Joseph UnderhUl, Q.C, of London. Educ : Clifton
Coll Chairman, Wolverhampton Local Employment Com
mittee War Work : Chahman of Tribunal ; Territorial Force
Association. Address : Moseley Hall, Wolverhampton. Club :
Conservative ; Gresham. (01677)
MORGAN, Col. Alexander Braithwaite, C.B.E, fi. 1866.
Lieut.-Col. and T. Col, Army Pay Dept. ; Hazara Expedition,
1888 (medal with clasp) ; S. Africa, 1899-1902 (Queen's medal
with five clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; Great War,
1914-19 (despatches). (O1705)
MORGAN, Amy Helena Margaret, M.B.E.; d. of
WilUam Fairbank. C.V.O, O.B.E. (?¦»•), of Windsor; m.5Feb.
1921, Benjamin Howell Morgan, s. of late Benjamin Morgan, of
Ferryside. Asst.-Sec. British Empire Producers' Organisation.
War Work .• Canteen Work, 1914 ; Shell Department, Vickers,
Erith, 1916-16 ; Deputy Chief Woman Dilution Officer, Ministry
of Munitions, 1917 ; Chief Woman Technical Assistant.Ministry
of National Service, 1918. Address : Moulsey House, Windsor.
Clubs : Forum ; Roehampton. (M3634)
MORGAN, Lady Anne Lalande, M.B.E. Responsible for
the welfare of blinded officers, St. Dunstan's. (M10331)
MORGAN, Arthur Riohard, M.B.E, R.E.
MORGAN, Capt. Bernard Donald Crawford, O.B.E.
MORGAN, Bessie, M.B.E. ; d. of James Morgan of
Pembrokeshire and Liverpool. Educ. : Merchant Taylors'
School for Girls, Great Crosby ; Switzerland, Germany, and
Italy. War Work : Joined the Postal Censorship in Dec.
1914 ; Censor in charge of the Female Staff of the Liverpool
Branch, 1915-19. Address : 62, Hough Green, Chester.
(M2189)
MORGAN, Cecil May : see JUPP, Cecil May, Mis.
MORGAN, Lieut.-Col. Charles Langbridge, C.B.E,
M.I.C.E, R.E, 6. 1855 ; s. of the late William Morgan, of Tower
House, Beacon HiU, Bath ; to. 1883, Mary, d. of William
Watkins. Educ : Privately in Australia, and Bath. Civil
Engineer ; a Director of London Brighton and S. Coast RaU
way (Chief Engineer, 1896-1917) ; sometime a Member of Hon.
Advisory Valuation Committee, Min. of Munitions. Address :
Woodhurst, Kenley, Surrey. Club : St. Stephen's. (C253)
MORGAN, 2nd Lieut. David, M.B.E, R.F.A. (T.).
MORGAN, Lieut.-Col. David Watts, C.B.E, D.S.O,
M.P, 6. 1867 ; s. of Thos. Morgan, of Neath, Glam. ; m. Blanche
Amy, d. of George Moon, of Shepton MaUet. Educ. : Elemen
tary School, Meath. Mining Engineer and Miners' Agent;
Rescue work after Explosions ; Research work Govt. Depts.
Raised 8 Infantry Battalions ; Welsh Army Corps ; 2 Labour
Battalions ; Cambrai Pick and Shovel Labour Corps. (C2819)
MORGAN, Edith Lilian, M.B.E, 6. 21 Nov. 1876; d.
of Charles Morgan, 5th son of the late Giles Chapman
Morgan, of Macknade, Kent. Educ. : King Edward's High
School, Bhmingham ; Birmingham Univ. War Work : King
Edward's School Belgian House, Treas. and Sec. (Hon.);
Organiser (Hon.) King Edward's School Canteen, at Messrs.
Bulpitt & Sons, Birmingham 1915-16 ; Supervisor of Canteens
at National Projectile Factory, Dudley, 1916-18 ; at National
Fuse Factory, Tipton, 1917-18 ; and at National ProjectUe
Factory, Templeborough, Sheffield, 1918. Address: 22,
Hallewell Road, Edgbaston, Bhmingham. Clubs : Bhming
ham Girls' Old Edwardian ; Three Counties, Bhmingham. (M9085)
MORGAN, Edward Barcham, M.B.E.
MORGAN, Edward Lleurwg, O.B.E.
MORGAN, Effie Blanche, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 20 Jan. 1866 ;
d. of Charles Noon, of Knighton, Leicester ; m. Conway, s. of
John Morgan, of Forebridge, Stafford. War Work : Equipped
and organised " Soldiers' Welcome Club " in Stafford, which
was open from Jan. 1915, to May, 1919. Three members of
her family received the D.S.O, D.S.C, and M.B.E. respec
tively. Address: Queensville, Stafford. (010994)
MORGAN. Eileen Cynthia Marjorie, M.B.E, 6. 5 June,
1897 ; d. of Robert Upton Morgan. Educ. : Camden School
for Girls. War Work : Divisional Superintendent, Pension
Issue Office, Ministry of Pensions. Address : Woodside.
Baring Road, Beaconsfield. (M9086)
MORGAN, Eleanor Elizabeth Bamlet, Mrs, O.B.E.
(011787.)
MORGAN, Ethel Marion, M.B.E, 6. 4 Dec. 1882 ; d. of
Albert C F. Morgan, of 135, Oakwood Court, London, W.
Educ. : Kensington Park High School, London, W. War Work :
Central Prisoners of War Committee of the British Red Cross
Society ; Head of the Civilian Dept. of the above and Sec. of
the Repatriated British CivUians Help Committee. Address :
135, Oakwood Court, London, W. (M9087)
MORGAN, Col. Frederick James, C.M.G, C.B.E, fi. 21
June, 1862 ; s. of Dr. J. L. Morgan, of London ; to. Elizabeth
Agnes, d. of W. H. Johnston, of Dumfriesshire. Educ: TJni-
vesity Coll. School and Westminster Hospital. Served in
Army Medical Service (ret.) in Egypt (Nile Expedition), 1889,
as Colonel, and in South Africa, 1900-1902 ; mentioned in
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despatches ; received thanks of C-in-C ; Queen's medal with
three clasps : King's medal with two clasps. War Work :
Served in France and Flanders, 1914-19 ; O.C. No. 2 Clearing
Hospital; O.C. No. 5 General Hospital, 1914; A.D.M.S. 38th
(Welsh) Division, 1915-17 ; D.D.M.S. Cavahy Corps, 1917-19 ;
mentioned in despatches. Address : 5, Ravenna Road,
Putney, S.W. (C1296)
MORGAN, George, C.B.E, I.S.O, Chevalier de i'Ordre de
Leopold, 6. 15 April, 1853 ; s of WilUam Morgan, of Alton,
Hants ; m. Annie E, d. of Joseph Feltham, of Canonbury.
Educ : Wanstead, Essex ; City of London College ; Birkbeck
Institute ; Finsbury Technical CoUege. Controller of the
Post Office Stores Department (Embracing Factories and
Stamps) ; Member of the Fair Wages Advisory Committee ;
Official Adviser to the Central Committee on Women's Employ
ment during the War. War Work : Largely of a technical
and confidential nature, connected with the supply of material
for the Imperial Forces in the Field and at Home as well as tor
the AUies, and for many of the special organisations established
during the War. Address : Downings, WaUington, Surrey. (C1009)
MORGAN, Capt. George Urquhart, O.B.E, R.E.
MORGAN, GUbert Thomas, O.B.E, F.R.S, D.Sc. Profes
sor of Chemistry Unversity of Birmingham. War Work :
Associate Member, Chemical Warfare Committee. Address :
The University, Edgbaston, Bhmingham. (010995)
MORGAN, Capt. Griffith Benjamin, M.B.E.
MORGAN, Harold Roland, M.B.E
MORGAN, Sir Herbert Edward, K.B.E, fi. 11 Sept. 1876 ;
s. of the Rev. A. R. Morgan. Educ : In U.S.A. General
Adviser in printing and advertising to W. H. Smith & Sons ; a
Director of A. and F. Pears ; Vice-chairman, Mac Fisheries,
Ltd.; worked in connection with War Refugees' Committee,
Serbian ReUef Fund, PoUsh War Victims' Relief Fund, and
Queen Alexandra's Field Force Fund ; Hon. Organiser
of the Union Jack Club Fund since 1917 ; in charge of Inspec
tion, etc, InteUigence Dept, Ministry of Labour, 1919 ;
Adviser in Propaganda, Housing Dept, Local Government
Board ; acted in an advisory capacity to Parliamentary War
Savings Committee, Labour Dept, Ministry of Munitions,
Imperial Munitions Board of Canada, Labour Organisation ;
President of many public societies and clubs. Address : IB,
King Street, St. James's Square, S.W. Clubs : Savage ;
Reform ; American : Royal AutomobUe ; Thames Punting ;
Rye; Walton Heath; GuUane. (K31)
MORGAN, Brig.- Gen. Sir Hill Godfrey, K.B.E, C.B,
C.M.G, D.S.O, fi. 20 June, 1862; s. ofthe late Capt. Hill Faul-
coner Morgan, 28th Foot ; m. Fanny, d. of the late J. Bonsfleld,
of Grassmere, Craneswater Park, Southsea. Joined 1st Glouces
tershire Regt. 1883 from the MUitia as Lieut, and transferred
to R.A.S.C as Capt. 1888 ; Major, 1898 ; served Dongola,
1896-98 ; NUe Expedition, Khartoum, mentioned in des
patches, D.S.O, 4th class Medjidieh, 4th class Osmanieh,
Khedive medal, and British medal with two clasps ; Dhector
of Supplies, Natal, 1899-1900, S. Africa, 1900-2, five times
mentioned in despatches ; C.B. ; Brevet Lieut.-Col. ; Qaeen's
medal with six clasps ; King's medal, two clasps ; Lieut.-Col.
1904; Brevet Col. 1917; retired 1906; Assist.-Dtrector
of SuppUes, Central Force, Home Army, 1914 ; Mil. Member
Organising Committee Farmer's County Committees, 1914 ;
Administrative Member Forage Committee, 1916; T. Brig.-
Gen. 1917 ; mentioned for valuable services in connection
with the war (CM.G, K.B.E, and medal). Residence: 9,
Manson Place, Queen's Gate, S.W. 7. Clubs : Junior United
Service ; Ranelagh. (K304)
MORGAN, Hopkin, C.B.E, J.P.. 6. 1849 ; s. of Morgan
Morgan, of Neath ; m. Hannah, d. of David Griffiths, of Neath.
Educ : Neath Academy. Alderman of Glamorgan County
CouncU, and also of Neath Town Council ; President of Welsh
Education Committees ; Member of Court of Welsh University ;
Member of Central Welsh Board for Secondary Education ;
Member of Welsh CouncU of Music ; Chairman of Board of
Governors Neath County Schoool ; Chairman of Neath Educa
tion Committee. War Work : Addressed Meetings for Recruit
ing purposes ; Chahman of County Appeal Tribunal (Western) ;
addressed Meetings re War Loan. Address : Bryn Clydach,
Neath. Club : Neath Liberal. (C254)
MORGAN, Capt. Hugh, M.B.E.
MORGAN, Paymaster-Lieut. James Walwyn Gynlais,
M.B.E, R.N.R.
MORGAN, John, M.B.E.
MORGAN, Capt. John HamUton, O B.E, R.M.
MORGAN, Lieut. John Scrammell, M.B.E.
MORGAN, Major Kenyon Pascoe Vaughan, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C MORGAN, Margaret Alice Agnes, Mrs. Conway, M.B.E.
MORGAN, Capt. Peroival Robert, M.B.E, R.I.M.
MORGAN, Capt. Phillip Sydney, M.B.E, R.A.V.C. (T.).
MORGAN, Robert Henry, M.B.E.
MORGAN, Robert Upton, M.B.E.
MORGAN, Lieut. Stanley Herbert, O.B.E, R.E.
MORGAN, Major Sydney Cope, M.B.E, M.A, 6. 25 Oct.
1887 ; s. of G. E. Morgan, of Hampstead, N.W. Educ. :
Tarnton and Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Entered Middle Temple,
Jan. 1919. War Work : Commanding A Coy. 6 S.W.B. from
formation Sept. 1914, till wounded in Somme Battle, 1916 ;
Company Commander and 2nd in Command of Garrison Officer
Cadet Batt, Cambridge; caUed to the Bar, Middle Temple,
1921. Club: United University. (M5486)

MORGAN, Thomas, M.B.E.
MORGAN, Major Thomas Henry, O.B.E.
MORGAN, Tom Henry, M.B.E.
MORGAN, Walter Llewellyn, M.B.E.
MORGAN, Capt. William, M.B.E, R.E.
MORGAN, Capt. William Harold, M.B.E, 6. 27 Aug,
1884 ; s. of J. P. Morgan, of Peterstow, Ross. Educ : Dean
Close School, Cheltenham. Merchant. War Work : Enlisted
in Herefordshire Regiment, Sept. 1914 ; Commissioned to
Welsh Divisional Train (R.A.S.C) July, 1915 ; Mesopotamia,
March, 1917, to July, 1919. Address : Peterstow, Ross,
Herefordshire. (M4901)
MORGAN, William Henry, O.B.E.
MORGAN, WUliam Richard, M.B.E, 6. 10 March, 1879 ;
s. of John Morgan, of Abernant-y-groes, Cwmbach, Aberdare.
Educ : Grammar School Pontypridd. SoUcitor ; Clerk to
Aberdare Urban District Council ; Deputy Registration Officer,
Aberdare Division, Parliamentary Boro of Merthyr Tydfil.
Address : Abernant-y-groes, Cwmbach, Aberdare. (M9090)
MORGANS, Lieut.-Col. Godfrey Ewart, O.B.E, R.E.
MORGON, Lieut.-Comm. James Kendle, O.B.E,
R.N. MORICE, George Farquhar, C.B.E, Public Security Dept.
(C3184)
MORISON, Albert Edward, O.B.E, M.B, F.R.CS.
MORISON, Capt. Ernest, O.B.E.
MORISON, Sir Theodore, K.C.S.I, K.C.I.E, C.B.E,
M.A, 6. 9 May, 1863 ; s.of James Cotter Morison ; m. Margaret,
d. of the Rt. Hon. Arthur Cohen, K.C Educ. : Westminster,
and Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Tutor to the Maharajas of
Chhaturpur and Charkhari, Central India, 1885 ; joined Staff
of Muhammadan Coll.of Eligarh, 1889 ; Principal, 1899-1905 ;
Additional Member of Viceroy's Legislative CouncU, 1903-4;
Member of the Council of India, 1906-16 ; now Principal of
Armstrong College ; 2nd Lieut Cambridgeshire Regt. (T.),
1915 ; Political Staff, B. African Force, 1916 ; D.P.O. Moslie,
1916-17; Hon. Major attached to Belgian Forces, 1917; Senior
Political Officer in charge of Southern Area, G.L.A, with hon.
rank of Lieut.-Col. 1917-18 ; T. Lieut.-Col. G.S.O. 1. Address :
Principal's Lodge, Armstrong College, Newcastle. Clubs :
United University ; Northern Counties. (K743)
MORISON, Capt. William Roger, O.B.E.
MORISONS, Jules Louis, O.B.E.
MORKEL, Paul Andrew, M.B.E.
MORKETT, Hugh Brooke, O.B.E.
MORKILL, William Lucius, C.B.E.
MORLAND, Lieut.-Col. Algernon, O.B.E, A.P.D.
MORLE, Major Denzil Adair Bartlett, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MORLE, Helena Francis, M.B.E.
MORLEY, Arthur, O.B.E, M.A, fi. 19 Nov. 1881 ; s. of
WUliam James Morley, of Heaton. Bradford ; m. Dorothy
Innes Murray, d. of the late WilUam Forest, of Bank of AustraUa.
Educ. : Bradford School and Christ Church, Oxford. Barrister-
at-Law, Middle Temple ; Practising London and N.E. Circuit.
War Work : Administration Officer, Royal National Ortho-
psedic Hospital MiUtary Section ; Hon. Sec. and Administration
Officer, Lady Evelyn Mason's Hospital for Officers. Address :
4, Harcourt BuUdings, Temple. Club : United University ;
Union. (010996)
MORLEY, Lieut. Cornelius Cecil, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
MORLEY, George, C.B.E, B.C.L. (Oxon.), fi. 17 Nov.
1873 ; s. of WilUam James Morley, F.R.I.B.A, of Heaton,
Bradford ; m. Agnes, d. of Joseph Tetley MUnes, of Hillside
House, Bradford, and Brookside, Bishops Lydeard. Educ :
Worcester College, Oxford. Chief Constable of Hull; a
Governor of the Hull Savings Bank ; a Co-opted Governor of
Hvmer's CoUege, HuU. Clubs : Oxford and Cambridge ;
National. . . <2820)
MORLEY, Ida Rose, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 1857 ; d. of Stephen
Seaward Tayler, of Streatham, London; m. Henry Forster,
s of Prof. Henry Morley, LL.D, of Hampstead, and Caris-
brooke, Isle of Wight. Educ : Bedford College, London, and
Royal Academy Art Schools, London. War Work : Organiser
of the Rosslyn Depot, Hampstead, Queen Mary's Needlework
Guild. Addresses : 5, Lyndhurst Road, Hampstead, N.W. ;
Midhurst, Sussex. _ „ (°i,099_)
MORLEY, James Wyclifle HEADLAM-, C.B.E, 6.
24 Dec 1863 ; s. of Rev. Canon Headlam, of Whorlton Hall,
Barnard Castle ; m. Else d. of Dr. A. Sonntag, of Luneburg.
Educ. : Eton (Scholar) ; King's CoUege, Cambridge (Fellow).
Historical Adviser to the Foreign Office. War Work : 1914-
17 Co-operated in work of Propaganda ; and numerous other
articles and pamphlets ; 1917-1918, Assistant Director of
Political IntelUgence Bureau in the Department of Information ;
1918-20, Assistant Director of PoUtical IntelUgence Department
In the Foreign Office ; 1919, Member of PoUtical Section of the
British Delegation to the Peace Conference at Paris. Address :
1 St Mary's Road, Wimbledon. Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (C2821)
MORLEY, Lieut.-Col. Lyddon Charlris, C.B.E. Legion of
Honour. MORNEMENT, Col. Edward, C.B.E, R.E.
MORNEMENT, Surg.-Comm. Robert Harry, O.B.E,
MORPHY, Arthur, O.B.E, 6. 7 Nov. 1876 ; s. of WiUiam
Morphy, of Patras, Greece and London; m. Gwendolyn, d.
of Lewis Pilcher, of London. Educ. : Whitgift Grammar
School and Louvain. Ship agent and owner. War Work :
Foreign Office (F.T.D.) from beginning of 1916, till Feb. 1919

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Address: Moorsfort, East Sheen, S.W. 140. Clubs: Royal
Automobile ; Roehampton. (010998)
MORRELL, AUred, C.B.E, 6. 15 Aug. 1865 ; s. of George
Morrell, of Liverpool ; m. Edith AUce, d. of Frederick Simmons,
of Bhmingham. Educ. : Turton Hall CoUege, nr. Leeds.
Managing Director, John Morrell & Co, Ltd., Merchants,
Liverpool. War Work: At Ministry of Food in Voluntary
capacity as Director of Bacon Section from July, 1917, to
AprU, 1919. Address : Balholm, BlundeUsands Liverpool.
Clubs : Junior Constitutional ; Exchange Club, Liverpool ;
West Lancashire, and Formby Golf. (C2822)
MORRELL, Capt. Arthur Claude, O.B.E, M.C.
MORRELL, Capt. Henry, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MORREY, Lieut. Percy, M.B.E.
MORRIS, Major AUred Samuel, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MORRIS, Lieut. Archibald John, M.B.E.
MORRIS, Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 1875 ; s. of Sir Lewis Morris,
of Penbryn, Carmarthen ; to. Margaret Christina, d. of George
A. Sanford, J.P, of Hertfordshire. Educ. : Westminster and
Royal Naval College, Greenwich. Armstrong Naval Yard,
Newcastle-on-Tyne. War Work : Assistant to General
Manager, Armstrong Naval Yard, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Ad
dresses : The Lea House, Riding MiU, Northumberland ;
Penbryn, Carmarthen. (M2194)
MORRIS, Col. Arthur Hugh, C.B.E. Served in Great
War, 1914-15 (mentioned in despatches). (C1430)
MORRIS, BasU Arthur, M.B.E.
MORRIS, CeciUa Margaret, M.B.E.
MORRIS, Charles Edward, M.B.E.
MORRIS, Surg.-Comm. Claude Woodham, O.B.E, R.N.
MORRIS, Cynthia Gertrude, Mrs, O.B.E.
MORRIS, Edward, M.B.E.
MORRIS, Capt. Edward GUbert, O.B.E, B.A, East
African Forces, 6. 15 July, 1884 ; s.of WiUiam Morris, M.I.C.E,
of Brockley, Kent ; to. Mary Grave, d. of Frank Grave Morris,
M.I.C.E, of Brentford, Middlesex. Educ. : Bedford School,
i'.nd Hertford CoU, Oxford. District Commissioner, Uganda ;
District PoUtical Officer, Tanganyika. War Work : Assisted
organisation food and transport Uganda Forces, also for
Belgian troops advancing Tabora ; District Commissioner in
charge Aukole District on German border. Address: Kampala,
Uganda. Clubs : Constitutional ; Isthmian. (O8402)
MORRIS, Edward Robert, C.B.E. Was a Member of
Newfoundland War Contingent Assoc, in London. (C2009)
MORRIS, Major Edwin Logie, O.B.E, M.C, R.E. ; 2nd
son of late Dr. Clarke Morris, J.P, and Mrs. Clarke Morris.
MORRIS, Elza Mary Jane Mrs. M.B.E.
MORRIS, Ernest WiUiam, C.B.E, fi. 1865 ; s. of the Rev.
WUUam Edward Morris, of Market Harborough ; m. Mary,
d. of John Ashton Knight, of Walthamstow. Educ. : Privately.
House Governor of the London Hospital, E. 1. War Work :
The London Hospital was the first to organise for the reception
of wounded, and did admit, at the request of the War Office,
the first wounded sent to this country, on Aug. 30, 1914 (350) ;
from this date onward, the Hospital admitted Officers and Men
throughout the war (about 7000) ; loaned by the Hospital to
the War Office during the early part of the War to assist to the
work of equipping the hospitals at the Front. Address :
The Elms, Winchmore HiU, N. 21. (C2823)
MORRIS, Etheldreda Elizabeth. M.B.E. ; d. of late Sir
Lewis Morris, poet, of Penbryn. War Work : Qr.-Mr, Red
Cross Hospital, Carmarthen, 1914-16; Chief WeUare Super
intendent, National FUling Factory, Pembrey, 1916-20.
Address : Penbryn, Carmarthen, S. Wales. (M2196)
MORRIS, Florence Muriel, O.B.E, M.D. ; d. of John
Edward Morris, of Bishop's Stortford. Educ. : Tremaith
School ; Bedford CoUege ; London School of Medicine for
Women. Medical Officer, Paignton and District Hospital ;
Medical Officer, Infant Welfare Centre, Paignton. War Work :
Commandant, Devon 104 and Medical Officer in Charge,
The Larches, V.A. Hospital, Paignton. Address : 4 Queen's
Park, Paignton. (010999)
MORRIS, Francis Joseph, O.B.E, K.C
MORRIS, Frank, M.B.E, fi. 9 March, 1893 ; s. of WiUiam
Walter Morris, of Bolton. Edue. : Sandbach Grammar
School. Member of Cheshire County Horticultural Sub-
Committee, and Bee Sub-Committee. War Work : County
Horticultural Organiser and Sec. Horticultural Sub-Com
mittee (Cheshire) ; Hon. Sec. County Bee Sub-Committee
(Cheshire). Address: The Limes, Middlewich. (M9091)
MORRIS, Major Frederick, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.O.C.
MORRIS, Major Frederick Herbert, M.B.E, 6. 2 June,
1872 ; s. of I. Morris, of Wellington, Shropshire ; to. EvaUne
Morris, d. of H. Harrison, of Fairfield, Manchester. Educ. :
St. Paul's Coll, Cheltenham. Headmaster, Whitfield School,
Glossop. War Work: Major in 3'6 Batt. Cheshire Regt.;
Supervising Officer of Recruits Training, attached 204th
Infantry Brigade ; Commandant, N.CO.'s School of Instruc
tion 204th Infantry Brigade. Address : HiU Crest, Glossop,
Derbyshire. (M5488)
MORRIS, Capt. Frederick Montague Augustus, M.B.E.
MORRIS, Major George PhiUp O.B.E, I.A.
MORRIS, Harold Spencer, M.B.E, 6. 21 Dec. 1876; s. of
Si* Malcolm Morris, K C.V.O.. of 11, Marlborough Place,
N.W. ; m. Olga, d. of Emil Teichmann, of Sitka, Chislehurst.
Educ : CUfton CoU, and Magdalen Coll, Oxford. Barrister.
War Work : 1915-16, Special Constable ; June, 1916, Commis
sion Coldstream Guards ; Oct. 1916, went to France and served

with 1st BattaUon ; Sept. 1917, A.D.C. to Maj.-Gen. Sh Geoffrey
Feildtog G.O.C Guards Division ; June, 1918, Staff Appoint
ment with R.A.F. with rank of Major; Feb. 1919, left France.
Address : 28, Chester Square, S.W. 1. Clubs : Reform ;
Guards'. (M6018)
MORRIS, Harry, M.B.E.
MORRIS, Henry, O.B.E.
MORRIS, Capt. James Hulbert, O.B.E, R.E.
MORRIS, Jean Anderson, M.B.E.
MORRIS, John, M.B.E, 6. 2 Nov. 1868 ; s. of Charles,
of Winkfield, Berkshire ; to. Alice Barber, d. of Andrew Thom
son, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Winkfield, Berkshire. Retired
non-commissioned officer from Regular Army, after 21 years'
service. War Work : Superintending clerk in a MiUtary Branch
of the War Office during the whole period of the Great War.
Address : 93, Oliphant Street, London, W. 10. (M9094)
MORRIS, John WiUiam, M.B.E.
MORRIS, Jorwerth, M.B.E.
MORRIS, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. LesUe MUes, O.B.E,
R.N. MORRIS, Lieut. Max Cyril, M.B.E.
MORRIS, Rev. Patrick Joseph, M.B.E.
MORRIS, Lieut. Rhys Hopkin, M.B.E.
MORRIS, Lieut.-Col. Richard John, C.B.E, T.D, M.D,
M.R.C.P, M.R.C.S, L.S.A, R.A.M.C. (Retired), 6. 23 July,
1860 ; s. of John Beamish Morris, of Corron, Leap, Co. Cork ;
to. Martha A, d. of Joseph Benn, of Hortan Grange, Bradford,
and WUlaston, Harrogate. Educ : Queen's Univ, Deland ;
Queen's CoU, Cork ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London.
Gazetted to 1st V.B. (King's Own) Royal Lancaster Regt.
July, 1888 ; Capt. 5 Sept. 1891 ; transferred to Surg.-Lieut.
July, 1900 ; passed School, Aldershot, July, 1900 ; appointed
Surg.-Capt. 8 Aug. 1903 ; Territorial decoration, May, 1909 ;
Hon. Surg.-Major May, 1909, ante-dated March, 1908 ; retired
July, 1910. War Work: T. Lieut.-Col. 18 Oct. 1915;
appointed Medical Officer in Charge Northern Command Depot,
North Camp, Ripon ; on demobilisation of this Depot was
appointed Medical Officer to Charge of Malarial Concentration
Centre, No. 17 Camp, Ripon ; mentioned in Sec. of State's
list for War Services Feb. 1917. Address : Southfleld, York
Place, Harrogate. Clubs : Royal Cork Club, Queenstown ;
Royal Automobile, London. (C2214«)
MORRIS, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Henry, C.B.E, J.P, D.L,
fi. 3 Feb. 1848 ; s. of WiUiam, of The Lodge, nr. HaUfax,
York ; to. Florence Ethel, d. of Richard Crompton, of Bury,
Lancs. Educ. : Rugby. War Work : PubUc and local
services as Chahman of the West Riding Standing Joint
Committee, Special Constables, and Advisory Committee for
Recruiting. Address : Bolton Lodge, Bolton Percy. Yorks.
Club: Union. (C574)
MORRIS, Lieut. Thomas Robertson, O.B.E, R.N.R.
MORRIS, WilUam Anthony, M.B.E.
MORRIS, WUUam Hardwiek Grant, M.B.E.
MORRIS, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. William Henry, M.B.E.
MORRIS, Lieut. WUUam Henry, M.B.E, R.A.S.C,
6. 3 Nov. 1886; s. of Mr. W. H. Morris, of Darwen, Lancs. ;
to. the d. of J. W. Faulkner, of Rugby. Educ. : Darwen
Secondary School. Engineer. War Work : Enlisted Nov.
1915 ; trained at Marlborough, Bulford, and Bath ; France,
May, 1916 ; Lorry driver in Bethune sector ; later drove an
ambulance car in same area ; Rouen to 2nd Heavy Repair
Shops as designer and technical engineer for 1 year ; came
home for Commission Dec. 1917 ; Commd. Feb. 1918 ; was
first at Norwood Depot, and then at London M.T. Repair Depot
in charge of Drawing Office and Engine Test Dept. for 1 year.
Address : 40, Woodlands Park Road, Kings Norton, Bhming
ham. (M4558)
MORRIS, WUUam Richard, O.B.E.
MORRIS, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Anselan POLLOK-,
O.B.E. MORRIS, Lieut.-Col. AUred Drummond WARRING
TON-, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MORRISON, Agnes Brysson, C B.E, 6. 24 March, 1867 :
d. of Thomas IngUs, of Edinburgh ; m. Arthur Mackie, s.
of John Morrison, of Glasgow. Educ. : Edinburgh ; London ;
Leipzig. War Work : Raising of Funds for War Charities ;
Originator and initiator of the Flag Day movement ; Organised
Union Jack Day in Glasgow, on 5 Sept. 1914, which was the
first Flag Day ever held ; the total sum coUected in the United
Kingdom by Flag Days amounts to over £15,000,000 ; per
sonally organised, in Glasgow, Flag Days which resulted in the
collection of over £30,000, and in addition organised 344 Flag
Days in other centres ; has taken a keen interest in philan
thropic and social work, especiaUy in that pertaining to ChUd
Welfare ; identified with the Glasgow Branch of the Scottish
Children's League of Pity for a great number of years, being
President of that Branch for seven years ; organised many
Charity Matinees, the first of these being held on 31 March,
1900, on behalf of the Lord Provost of Glasgow's Fund for
sufferers in the South African War. Address : Merchiston,
8, Freeland Road, EaUng, London, W. 5. (C2827)
MORRISON, Lieut. Archibald Cameron, O.B.E, M.A,
LL.B, 4th Batt. Gordon Highlanders, 6. 29 July, 1870; s.
of John Morrison, of Logie Pert, Forfarshire ; m. Agnes
Sproul Nicolson, d. of John Nicolson, of Paisley. Educ. :
Logie Pert School ; Royal High School, Edinburgh ; St.
Andrews and Glasgow Universities. Advocate in Aberdeen ;
Lecturer in Conveyancing in the Univ. of Aberdeen. War

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Wort : Service at Home with Gordon Highlanders ; MiUtary
Representative at Appeal Recruiting Tribunal for 175th
KecrutUng Area Counties of Aberdeen, Kincardine, and Banff.
Address: 54, Rublslawden North, Aberdeen. (O11001)
MORRISON, Florence MUdred, Mrs., M.B.E.
MORRISON, Henry St. John, M.B.E, Indian PoUce ;
s. of Malcolm Brown Morrison, of Bhagalpur, India ; m.
Winifred Alice, d. of — de Almeida, of Calcutta,India. Educ. :
St. Xaviers College, Calcutta, India. War Work : Helping
to raise the 133rd Behar and Orissa Regiment ; helping to
preserve order at a time of unusual unrest in the Province;
assisting in the control of cloth, coal, and other products.
Address: Bhagalpur, Behar and Orissa, India. (M6211)
MORRISON, James Augustus, M.B.E. ; s. of James
Morrison, of Edinburgh ; m. Grace, d. of John Mark, of Enfield.
Educ : St. Mary's School, Edinburgh. Master, Princess
Christian Homes and Workshops, Bisley ; late Staff Qr.-Mr. -
Sergt, Brigade of Guards ; served in the Kaffir and Zulu
War, 1877-9 (Medal and clasp), NUe Expedition, 1884-5 (Medal
and clasp) and Khedive of Egypt's Bronze Star ; The Long
Service Medal. War Work : Was in charge of The Princess
Christian Convalescent Hospital for Wounded Soldiers and
Sailors during the War, and responsible for maintenance,
general comfort, recreation, and amusement from 1914-19.
Address : Princess Christian Homes, Bisley, Surrey. (M2201)
MORRISON, Col. John, M.V.O, O.B.E, J.P.
MORRISON John, O.B.E.
MORRISON, John, M.B.E.
MORRISON, John, 0 B E.
MORRISON, John, M.B.E.
MORRISON John Dow, O.B.E.
MORRISON, Lieut. John Fraser, O.B.E, R.A.O.C
MORRISON, Major John Norman, O.B.E, fi. 20 Aug.
1889 , s. of John S. Morrison, of Galashiels. Educ. : Heidel
berg and Hanover. Farmer in England and the Argentine.
War Work : Four and a haU years with Army Remount Service
in England, Egypt, and Salonica. Addresses : Southmoor
House, Kingston-Bagpuize, Berks ; Rowanlea, Galashiels,
Scotland. (06512)
MORRISON, John Tertius, O.B.E, F.R.CS, late Major,
RA.M.C, 6. 1888 ; s. of Rev. John Morrison, M.A, D.D, of
Yester, Lady Road, Edinburgh. ; to. Eliza Mary, d. of WiUiam
Wrigley, of Wesley ViUa, RawtenstaU, Lancs. Educ. : Fettes
CoU, Edinburgh, and Edinburgh Univ. Surgical Registrar,
Royal Southern Hospital, Liverpool ; Demonstrator of
Anatomy, Univ. of Liverpool. War Work : Surgeon i/c
Surgical Research Unit, Etaples (2 years) ; Officer i/c Surgical
Division, General Hospital, B.E.F., France. Address : 5,
St. James' Road, Rodney Street, Liverpool. Club : Univ.
Liverpool. (O5607)
MORRISON, JuUa Minnie, C.B.E. ; d. of John Hamilton
Whitcroft, of Kilree House, Co. Kilkenny ; m. Beamish Austin,
8. of W. B. A. Morrison, of Queenstown, Co. Cork. Educ. :
Kilkenny. War Work : Organising Soldiers' and SaUors'
Buffet at Kingstown, Deland. Address : 3, Arkendale Road,
Glenageary, Co. Dublin. (C2825)
MORRISON, Kate, M.B.E, Principal Women's Training
CoUege. (M10359)
MORRISON, Sidney WiUiam, O.B.E.
MORRISON, Major WiUiam Geekie, O.B.E, Can. A.P.C
MORRISSEY, Paymaster-Lieut. Patrick Henry, M.B.E,
R.N. MORRISSEY, WiUiam, M.B.E, R.N.
MORROW, Charles Thomas, M.B.E. (M10244)
MORROW, George Andrew, O.B.E., fi. 28 Oct. 1877;
8. of J. M. Morrow, of Toronto, Canada ; m. Phoebe C, d.
of J. C. Graham, of Toronto. Educ. : Collegiate Institute,
Peterboro, Toronto, Canada. Financier ; President, Imperial
life Assurance Coy, Toronto, Canada. War Work : Director
of Aviation for Canada during years 1917-18, under Imperial
Munitions Board (Canada). Address : 26, King St. East,
Toronto. CZufis: York; Toronto. (0599)
MORROW, Major John Srnythe, O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C.
MORSE, Capt. Leopold George Esmond, M.B.E.
MORSE, Major Thomas Ricketts, O.B.E, 6. 3 Oct.
1858 ; s. of Richard Morse, of Aivre, Glos. ; m. Janie WUliam-
on, d, of Henry Scott, of Winterton Holmes, Lincoln. Educ :
Cheltenham. War Work : 5_ years during late war ; Active
service in France and Serbia; 2nd in Command 9th Border
Regt. ; Commanded 27th Div. Base Depot, Salonica and Egypt ;
Commanded 4th Convalescent Depot, Salonica. Address :
North House, Northam, N. Devon. (08887)
MORSLEY. Major John WiUiam, O.B.E, R.A.
MORSON, Surg.-Lieut. Albert CUflord, O.B.E, F.R.CS,
R.N. MORSON, Arthur, M.B.E.
MORT, Arthur, O.B.E, 6. 15 Sept. 1873; s. of WUliam
Mort, of Manchester ; to. Florence Ann, d. of Rev. J. Court,
Rector of Widdington, Essex. Educ. : Central School, Man
chester, and Royal Coll. of Science, Dublin; B.Sc. London
University. Mining engineer. War Work : Was on Govt. Mining
service in Baluchistan, India. Addresses: Quetta, India;
34, Central Road, West Didsbury, Manchester. (O4075)
MORT, Lieut. John WiUiam, M.B.E.
MORT, Mary Laidley Marjorie, O.B.E. (011999)
MORTEN, Lieut.-Col. Raymond Laroche Alexander
Burdett, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MORTIMER, Capt. Frederick George Crofton, O.B.E,
¦ft .A. O.C.

MORTIMER, Joseph, O.B.E,
MORTIMER, Capt. Leslie, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MORTIMER, Muriel Ida, Mary, M.B.E, 6. 22 April, 1871 ;
d. of Alfred Thomas, J.P, of Frodsham, Cheshire ; m. Harry
Percival, s. of William Mortimer, J.P. Educ. : Privately.
War Work: Official Searcher, Enquiry Department for
bounded and Missing, British Red Cross Society. Address:
Jrofton Lodge, Kingsley, Cheshire. (M9097)
MORTIMER, Ralph George Elphinstone, O.B.E, M.A,
J.P, Hon. Capt. 1st (Vol.) Batt. Northumberland Fusiliers.
6. 7 July, 1869 ; s. of WUliam Brook Mortimer, of Hay Carr,
nr. Lancaster ; m. Violet, d. of Major E. W. Stokes, of King's
Own Regt. Educ. : Elstree ; Harrow; Trinity Coll, Cam
bridge. Chahman, Castle Ward Board of Guardians ; Member
Castle Ward Rural District Council ; Vice-Chairman, House
Committee, Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ;
J.P. Northumberland ; Chairman, Northumberland County
Cricket Committee ; District Commissioner, East Castle Ward,
Boy Scouts. War Work : Commandant Belsay V.A.D. ;
Group Leader Castle Ward Special Constables ; Private, and
later commission, 1st (Vol.) Batt. Northumberland Fusiliers ;
National Service Sub-Commissioner ; Assistant Commissioner
for Food, Northumberland ; Chahman Castle Ward Local
Tribunal (MUitary Service Act), and Local Food Control
Committee. Address : Milboume HaU, Higham Dykes,
Northumberland. Clubs : Sports ; Northern Counties (New
castle-upon-Tyne) ; County (Lancaster). (011006)
MORTIMER, Hon. Lieut. Reginald Mortimer Higgs,
M.B.E, M.A, J.P, for Herts County, 6. 2 April, 1861 ; s. of
the Rev. Mortimer Lloyd Mortimer, of Norton Vicarage,
Durham ; to. Gertrude Mary, d. of Rev. E. Norgate, of Bartlow
Rectory, Cambs. Educ. : Harrow and Cambridge. Divisional
Director of Industrial Training for Disabled Soldiers. War
Work : Helped to raise and train a Company of the Herts
(V.) Regt. ; MUitary Representative N. Herts, 1915-17 ;
Assistant Director of National Service for Hertfordshire.
Address : Molesworth, Hitchin. Club : Carlton. (M9098)
MORTIMER, Robert Richardson, M.B.E.
MORTIMER, William AUred, O.B.E.
MORTIMORE, Lieut. CUflord Charles, M.B.E.
MORTISHED, Paymaster Lieut.-Comm. John, M.B.E,
R.D, R.N.R, 6. 16 June, 1861 ; s. of P. Mortished, of Limerick.
CoUector, H.M. Customs aud Excise, Middlesbrough ; Super
intendent MercantUe Marine ; Registrar Royal Naval Reserve ;
Admiralty Marshal's Substitute. War Work : Mobilisation
of District Forces of the Royal Naval Reserve ; official super
vision of control of imports and exports of the port of Middles
brough ; receipt and disposal of Naval Prize Cargoes. Ad
dress: Marton, Cleveland, Yorks. (M9099)
MORTON, Capt. Alfred, M.B.E, 6. 1886; s. of Sh
Alpheus C Morton, of London. Educ. : Merchant Taylors'
School. War Work : Army, 1914-1920, Bedford Regt,
Staff Capt. Jan. 1919, to April, 1920. Address : 47, Ganden
Road, S.W. 4. Club : Junior Constitutional. (M6682)
MORTON, Major Arthur WUUam, O.B.E, Can. A.S.C,
R.A.S.C. MORTON, Professor Charles Alexander, O.B.E, F.R.CS.
fi. 10 Sept. 1860. s. of John Morton, of Indian Medical Service.
Educ : Bristol, and St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London.
Professor of Surgery in University of Bristol, Senior Surgeon to
the Bristol General Hospital ; Consulting Surgeon to the
Bristol Children's Hospital. War Work : Surgeon to the Beau-
ford War Hospital, Bristol, for 4 years, and District Consulting
Surgeon for Gloucester and Somerset in the Southern Com
mand. Address : 14, Vyvyan Terrace, Clifton, Bristol. (08889)
MORTON, Lieut.-Col. Edward, C.B.E, the Cheshire
Regt, 6. 28 AprU, 1871 ; s. of the late Robert Morton, Col,
Royal ArtiUery ; m. Adeline Louise, d. of the late Rev. R.
Langshaw, Rector of West Grinstead. Educ. : Privately.
Club : Junior Army and Navy. (C1706)
MORTON, Capt. Edwin Ralph Maddison, O.B.E, M.A,
6. 7 Dec. 1891 ; s. of Edwin Morton, M.A, M.D, D.P.H. ;
of Christ Church, Oxford. Educ. : Magdalen Coll. School ,
Queen's Coll, Oxford. War Work: France and Belgium,
Aug. 1914, to March, 1919 ; Germany, Nov. 1919 ; Adjutant,
Sept. 1917, to Nov. 1919. Addresses : Chaucer's House, Wood
stock; United Service Institution. (05608)
MORTON, Elsie Eleanor, M.B.E. ; d. of Sir Alpheus C
Morton, M.P. for Sutherland, 1906-18 ; Chahman of Deptford
Association of Care Committees ; Member of London Insur
ance Committee ; Member of London Old Age Pensions Com
mittee ; Chairman of Old Age Pensions Committee for South
wark and Bermondsey. War Work : Hon. Org. Sec. of workrooms
for unemployed women and girls in the City of London and in
Deptford ; Hon. Organising Sec. of Deptford War Hospital
Supply Depot ; Member of London Committee for allocating
aUowances to soldiers' dependants; work on Sundays as
reUef hand at munition factory, Bermondsey. Addresses :
47, Gauden Road, Clapham, S.W. ; The Home Farm, Patterson
Court, RedhiU, Surrey. __ __ ._, <M,22U§>
MORTON, Lieut. George Bowen, M.B.E, R.F.A, 6.
95 March, 1888 ; s. of Rev. T. E. F. Morton, of Princess Anne,
USA.; to. Beatrice Louisa, d. of J. Oxford, of Brookwood,
Surrey. Address : c/o Cox & Co, 16, Charing Cross, London,
S W. 1. (M5491)
MORTON, Hugh, O.B.E.
MORTON,Lieut.-CoI.Hugh Murray.CB.E, D.S.O, M.B,
R A M C , 6. 1873. Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. (M.B. and CM.

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

1896). S. Africa, 1900-2, present at reUef of Ladysmith
(Queen's medal with five clasps); served in Great War in
Mesopotamia, 1915-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1431)
MORTON, Lieut. John Darnley Mitford, M.B.E.
MORTON, Capt. Robert, O.B.E.
MORTON, Capt. Robert Connell, M.B.E, R.E.
MORTON, WilUam Cuthbert, C.B.E, M.A, M.D, 6.
1 March, 1875 ; s. of Rev. John Morton, D.D, of Trinidad,
B.W. Indies. Educ. : Royal CoU, Trinidad ; Edinburgh
Univ. Hon. Demonstrator in Anatomy, Univ. of Leeds.
War Work : Captain, R.A.M.C, in charge of Department for
Muscle Re-education, 2nd Northern General MUitary Hospital
(Orthopedic). Address: 34, Headingley Lane, Leeds. (C1158)
MORWOOD, 2nd Lieut. Arthur, O.B.E.
MOSCRIP, Holbourn Jackson, M.B.E, 6. 5 May, 1869 ;
s. of Holbourn James Moscrip, of Boston, Lincolnshire ; to.
Margaret, d. of Thomas Lowes, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Educ : Boston Grammar School. Committee Clerk, Tyne
Improvement Commission, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. War Work :
Services in connection with the maintenance of the flow of
traffic in the port of Tyne. Address : 35, Balmoral Terrace,
Gosforth, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. (M9100)
MOSCROP, Andrew, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 1863 ; s. of the late
WUUam Jobson Moscrop, of Saltburn-by-Sea ; m. Annie
Chapman, d. of Eccles Haigh. Land Agent ; Member of
Agricultural Wages Board, CouncU of Yorkshire Agricultural
Society ; Chairman of Yorkshire Fat Stock Society ; President
of Yorkshire Coach Horse Society. War Work : Member,
Central Agricultural Advisory CouncU, and Advisory Council
on Food Production under four successive Presidents of Board
of Agriculture ; Chairman of Local Tribunal, Local Food
Control Committee. Address : Thorganby Hall, York.
Club: Farmers'. (01685)
MOSELEY, Arthur Herbert, M.B.E.
MOSELEY, Lieut. Edward James, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
MOSELEY, Louise, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Joseph
Moseley, J.P, of Cringle Hall, Levenshulme. War Work :
Drove motor cars and ambulances for the East Lancashire
Branch of the B.R.C.S. from Aug. 1914, to 11 May, 1919 ;
assisted in the direction of the Cringle Hall Convalescent Home,
Levenshulme, from Oct. 1914, to Jan. 1919. Address : Pen-
dyffryn, Penmon, Beaumaris, Anglesey. Clubs : Royal
Anglesey Yacht ; Empress. (M9101)
MOSELEY, Mary, M.B.E.
MOSELEY, Miriam Louise, Mrs., O.B.E.
MOSES, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Joseph Henry Gronow,
M.B.E. MOSEY, Paymaster Lieut.-Comm. James Yeoman,
0:B.E, R.D, R.N.R, 6. 1857 ; s. of PhUip Stephen Mosey,
of London ; m. Frances, d. of S. Clarke Tolbutt, of Sussex.
Educ. : Privately and City of London CoU. Chief Super
intendent, Board of Trade MercantUe Marine Office, London
District. War Work : Mobilisation of R.N.R. and despatch
ing men to Depot; recruitment in large numbers of Merchant
Seamen for Ministry of Shipping for Admiralty AuxiUary
Reserve ; promptly refitting crews of torpedoed vessels and
generaUy assisting in the work of keeping the Merchant Service
going during the war. Address : Beachfield, Leigh-on-Sea,
Essex. Club : P.M. L.R. All Saints' Lodge of Freemasons. (011009)
MOSS, Enoch, O.B.E, M.D.
MOSS, Lieut. Frederic WiUiam, M.B.E, M.C, M.G.C
MOSS, George Sinclair, M.B.E, fi. 26 April, 1882 ; s. of
Charles Davis Moss, of Cirencester and Yokohama ; to. Gladys
Lucy, d. of G. A. Moore, of Liverpool. Educ. : Privately and
King's CoU, London. H.M. Vice-Consul in China. War Work :
District Officer and Magistrate, Weihaiwei, 1914-15 ; employed
in the Foreign Office, 1916 ; Principal Assistant to the War
Office Representative for the Recruitment of Chinese Labour,
1916-18 ; appointed War Office Representative, 1918-20. (M787)
MOSS, Henry, M.B.E, A.M.I.M.E.
MOSS, Lieut. (T. Capt.) Kenneth NevUle, O.B.E,
A.M.Inst.CE, M.Sc, R.E. (T.), fi. 30 May, 1891 ; s. of
WiUiam Moss, of Gairioch, Perms, Warwickshire ; m. Dorothy,
d. of Professor R. Warington, F.R.S, M.A, of Harpenden and
Oxford. Educ: Queen Mary's School, Walsall, and Bhmingham
Univ. Mining Engineer ; Assistant Professor of Coal Mining,
Birmingham Univ. ; Tyndall Scholar of the Royal Society,
1920. War Work : Joined S. Staffs. Regt. as a 2nd Lieut, Feb.
1915, transferred to Royal Engineers, T.F, in May, appointed
Adjutant to 59th Divisional R.E. in Nov. 191 5 : served in
Deland during the RebeUion, AprU, 1916, to Jan. 1917 ;
served in Franco, Feb. 1917, to Jan. 1919, as Adjutant to
59th Div. R.E. ; twice mentioned in despatches. Address :
Gairioch, Penns, Warwickshire. (05610)
MOSS, Margaret, Mrs., O.B.E, W.R.A.F.
MOSS, Thomas, O.B.E.
MOSS, WiUred, M.B.E. ; Chairman of Advisory Committees
under the Derby Scheme and MiUtary Service Acts. (M10339)
MOSSES, WiUiam, O.B.E.
MOSTYN, Mary Florence Edith, Lady, O.B.E. ; s. of the
4th Earl of Leitrim (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Llewellyn Nevile
Vaughan, 3rd Baron Mostyn, s. of Hon. Thomas Edward
Lloyd-Mostyn (and g.s. of 1st Baron : see Burke's Peerage) and
Lady Henrietta Augusta NevUe, d. of 4th Earl of Abergavenny
(see Burke's Peerage). Address : Mostyn HaU, Holywell,
FUnt. (03846)
MOSTYN, Pamela Georgina, Hon. Mrs. LLOYD-, M.B.E. ;

d of the 2nd Lord Penrhyn (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. the Hon.
Henry Richard Howel, J.P, D.L, Lieut.-Col. Commanding
17th Batt. R. W. Fusiliers, s. of the Hon. Thomas E. Lloyd-
Mostyn, and brother of the 3rd Baron Mostyn. Address:
BodysgaUen, Llandudno. (M9102)
MOTH, Rev. John Charles, O.B.E.
MOTHERWELL, Capt. Gavin Black Loudon, O.B.E.
MOTHES, 2nd Lieut. Frederick WilUam, M.B.E.
MOTT, Sir Frederick Walker, K.B.E, F.R.S, M.D,
6 23 Oct. 1853 ; s. of Henry Mott, of Brighton ; to. Georgiana
Alexandra, d. of G. T. Soley, of Liverpool. Educ. : University
CoU, London. Consulting Physician, Charing Cross Hospital;
Director, Pathological Laboratory, L.CC. Asylums. War
Work : Neurological SpeciaUst, Maudsley Neurological Clearing
Hospital, Denmark Hill, with rank of Brevet Lieut.-Col. ;
mentioned in despatches. Address : 25, Nottingham Place,
London, W. Club : Savage. (K294)
MOTT, Owen Edward, O.B.E, Ph.D.
MOTTRAM, Capt. Francis Henry, M.B.E, R.E, fi.
24 AprU, 1891. Educ. : Felsted School, Essex. Mechanical
Engineer. War Work: Joined R.E. (T.F.) 5 Sept. 1914;
served abroad in Egypt, GaUipoli, Balkans, Caucasus (South
Russia), June, 1915, to Aug. 1919. Address : 23, Westbourne
Road, Birkdale, Lancs. (M6579)
MOTTRAM, Thomas Harry, C.B.E. Chief Inspector for
Mines, and Chahman of CoUiery Recruiting Courts, York
shire and N. Midlands Div. (C255)
MOUAT, BasiUna Ninian, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
MOUAT, Lieut. Charles George KAY-, O.B.E, 1/70
Burma Rifles. (M9057e)
MOULD, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John Alfred, O.B.E.
MOULDEN, Capt. Arnold Meredith, O.B.E.
MOULLIN, Brevet. Col. Charles WilUam MANSELL-,
C.B.E, M.A, M.D, F.R.CS, R.A.M.C (T.), 6. 24 Oct. 1851 ,
s. of James Mansell-MouUin, of Porchester Terrace, W. 2;
m. Edith Ruth, d. of D. C Thomas, of Hove. Educ : Pem
broke Coll, Oxford ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Consulting
Surgeon, London Hospital ; formerly Vice-Pres. and Member of
CouncU of Royal CoUege of Surgeons ; RadcUffe's Travelling
FeUow, Oxford ; Examiner in Surgery, Universities of Oxford,
Cambridge, Glasgow. War Work : Col. in charge of Surgical
Division, 2nd London (City of London) General Hospital,
Chelsea. Address : 28, Victoria Road, Kensington, W. 8.
(C1707)
MOULTON, Major John Coney, O.B.E.
MOULTON, John Fletcher, Baron, P.C, G.B.E, K.C.B,
6. 1844, 3rd s. of the Rev. James Egan Moulton ; m. 1875, Clara,
widow of R. W. Thompson, of Edinburgh. M.A. (Cantab.), Senior
Wrangler and First Smith's Prizeman, 1868 ; Bar.-at-Law.
Chahman, Med. Research Committee, National Insurance Act ;
Director-General of Explosives, Ministry of Munitions ; Grand
Officer, Order of " EtoUe Noire," Comm. Legion of Honour and
Order of Leopold of Belgium. Addresses : 57, Onslow Square,
S.W. ; Forest Green, Bank, near Lyndhurst, Hants. Clubs :
Athenaeum ; Reform ; Savage ; Garrick ; Royal AutomobUe. (G4)
MOUNSEY, George Augustus, O.B.E.
MOUNSEY, Major John, O.B.E.
MOUNSEY, Major Roland James, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MOUNT, Lieut.-Col. Alan Henry Lawrence, C.B.E.
MOUNT, HUda Lucy Adelaide, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 25 May,
1875 ; d. of Malcolm Low, of Clatto, Cupar, Fife • m. WiUiam
Arthur, s. of WilUam George Mount, of Wasing Place, Berks.
War Work : Hon. Sec. Royal Berks Regt, Prisoners of War
Committee. Address : Wasing Place, Berks. Club : Ladies'
Imperial. (O11010)
MOUNT, WiUiam Arthur, C.B.E, B.A, J.P, M.P, fi.
1866 ; s. of the late WiUiam George Mount, of Wasing Place,
Berks ; m. 1899, HUda Lucy Adelaide, d. of Malcolm Low, of
Clatto, Cupar, Fife, and 22, Roland Gardens, S.W. Educ:
Eton and New Coll. Oxford. Called to the Bar, Inner Temple,
1893 ; Assist. Private Sec. 1895-1900 ; ParUamentary Private
Sec. 1900-1, to Chancellor of the Exchequer 1902; Civil
Member of Claims Commn. War Office, 1916-17 ; Member of
Council of Duchy of Lancaster, and an Officer of Legion of
Honour ; appointed Second Church Estates Commr. 1919 ;
sat as M.P. for S. or Newbury Div. of Berkshire, 1900-6, and
1910-18; elected for Berks, Newbury Div. Dec. 1918. Ad
dress : Wasing Place, near Reading. Clubs : Oxford and
Cambridge; Carlton. (C256)
MOUNTFORD, Lewis James, C.B.E, 6. 1871 ; s. of Henry
Mountford, of West Dulwich, S.E. Educ. : Dulwich CoU.
and Pembroke CoU. Camb. Entered I.C.S. 1890 ; appointed
Collector of Sholapur, 1907 ; Satara, 1911 ; Poona. 1913 ;
Commr. since 1916 ; Member of Standing Committee of Bombay
Provincial Recruiting Board, 1917 ; Additional Member ol
Viceroy's Legislative CouncU, 1919. Address : Belgaum,
Bombay Presidency, India. CZwfis : East India United Service ;
Royal Automobile. (C690)
MOUNTGARRET, Robinia Marion, Viscountess, O.B.E,
Lady of Grace of Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 25 Aug.
1874 ; d. of Col. E. Hanntog-Lee, 2nd Life Guards, of Bighton.
Alresford, Hants ; to. Henry Edmund, 14th Viscount (died
1912), s. of Henry Edmund, 13th Viscount Mountgarret
(see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Vice-President of No. 4
District W.R. Yorkshire, St. John Ambulance Association;
for four years Commandant and Matron, Officers' Hospital at
18, Cadogan Gardens, London. Address : Nidd HaU, Ripley,
Harrogate. Club : Ladies' Athenaeum. (O11011)

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Mules

MOUNTIFIELD, Engineer-Capt. James, C.B.E, 6. 1871
g. of Alfred Mountlfleld ; m. 1908, Maud, d. of WUUam PhilUps
Educ : R.N. Engineering Coll, Keyham, and R.N. Coll.
Greenwich. Professional A.M.I.CE. 1902- Assist. Engineer-
Manager at Chatham, 1900-6 ; at Hong Kong, 1908-9 ; at
Devonport, 1910-13 ; and at Portsmouth, 1915-17 ; since when
he has been Chief Engineer, Sheerness Dockyard ; served in
Great War, 1914-15, present at battle of Dogger Bank. Ad
dress : H.M. Dockyard, Sheerness. (C2318)
MOUNTJOY, John Peroy, O.B.E, F.CA 6. 18 May,
1881 ; s. of J. Fursman Mountjoy, of Bideford, North Devon ;
m. Alice, d. of Major Rees Thomas, J.P, of Pyle, Glam. Educ. :
Cardiff Municipal Secondary School ; Chartered Accoimtant in
practice at Cardiff. War Work : Divisional Accountant, Coal
Mines Department, Board of Trade ; Hon. Auditor, National
ReUef Fund, County of Montgomery. Actresses : 5, Plas-
turton Avenue ; 27, High Street, Cardiff. (01688)
MOUNT STEPHEN, Giana, Baroness, D.B.E, Lady of
Grace of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. Aug. 1862 ; d. of the late
Capt. George Tufnell, R.N.; to. George Stephen, 1st Baron
Mount Stephen. G.CV.O. (see Burke's Peerage), s. of William
Stephen, of Dufftown, Banff. War Work : Queen Mary's
Needlework Guild, St. James' Palace ; Vice-President, British
Red Cross in County of Hertfordshire. Addresses : 17, Carlton
House Terrace ; Brocket Hall, Hatfield, Herts. (D36)
MOUNTSTEPHENS, Lieut. Richard, O.B.E, R.N.
MOUSLEY, Arthur, M.B.E.
MOWAT, Brig.-Gen. Magnus, C.B.E, T.D, R.E, M. Inst.
C.E, M.I.M.E, 6. 1875; s. of the late Hon. Magnus Mowat.
Educ. : King's CoU, London (Asso. Honours in Engineering).
Was administrative Officer for Roads and Bridges at War
Office, 1919-20 ; served in Great War 1914-19 as Staff
Officer to Ch. Engineer Comdg. R.E. of a Div. and Director at
War Oflice. (C2214/)
MOWAT, Annie Angus, M.B.E.
MOWBRAY, George, M.B.E.
MOWBRAY, Lieut.-Col. John Arthur Clark, O.B.E,
Can. A.P.C.
MOXON, Hon. Major Francis Henry, O.B.E, M.B, B.S,
R.A.M.C, fi. 22 Aug. 1879 ; s. of Dr. Benjamin Howard
Hoxon, of HuU, Yorks ; m. Alice Esther (d. 25 May, 1914), d.
of I M. GUford, of RedhiU, and Evelyn Anna, widow of B. P.
Eykyn, and d. of J. L. Patton, of U.S.A. Educ : Ockbrook
Moravian School, and Durham Univ. Hon. Ophthalmic
Surgeon, St. Marylebone General Dispensary ; Chief Clinical
Assistant, Moorflelds Eye Hospital ; OcuUst, Medical Boards,
Ministry of Pensions. War Work : Gazetted Temp. Lieut,
Aug. 1914 ; Officer in charge, Ophthalmic Centre, Havre Base ;
Officer in charge, Ophthalmic Centre, St. Omer Area ; Officer
in charge, Ophthalmic Centre, First and Fifth Armies ; Officer
in charge, Spectacle Depot at Arques for aU the Armies at the
Front (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4thland 5th) ; Officer in charge, Ophthal
mic Centre, TrouvUle Hospital Centre ; Officer in charge
Ophthalmic Centre, Boulogne Base ; Officer in charge, Surgical
Division, No. 14 Stationary Hospital. Addresses : 4, Bentinck
Street, Cavendish Square, W. 1. ; Barham Cottage, Wimbledon
Common, S.W. 19. (05611)
MOXON, Lieut.-Col. Herbert WUUam, O.B.E.
MOXON, John, O.B.E, 6. 17 Oct. 1864; s. of John
Moxon, of BaghlU House, Pontefract; to. Annie Henrietta
Helena Louisa, d. of PhiUp Ebzury Purdon, of Kilcooley,
Co. Meath, Deland. Educ. : St. Peters, York, and The
Leys, Cambridge. Chairman Newport Electricity and Tram
ways Undertakings ; late Chairman, Newport Harbour Com
missioners ; Alderman of Newport Corporation. War Work :
Secretary, the Newport National SheU Factory. Addresses :
The Lodge, Malpas, Newport, Mon. Clubs ; Constitutional ;
County, Newport. (01689)
MOYLAN, John FitzGerald, C.B.E, fi. 16 June, 1882 ;
s. of the late Edward Kyran Moylan, of Rangoon, Burmah ;
m. Ysolda Mary Nesta, d. of the late Hon. J. D. FitzGerald,
K.C. Educ : Bedford School and Queen's CoU, Cambridge.
Receiver for MetropoUtan Police District. War Work : Home
Office. Address : 24, Stafford Terrace, W. 8. Club : Oxford
and Cambridge. (C575)
MOYLES, John George, M.B.E, M.B, B.Ch, B.A.O,
JJ., 6. 24 Feb. 1864 ; s. of Robert Moyles, of Queen's County,
Ireland ; m. Evelyn Mary, d. of Charles D. PhilUps, London.
Hduc : Dublin Univ. Liverpool City CouncUlor for 17 years ;
Created an Alderman of the City Council, Liverpool, 1920;
Chairman of the Port Sanitary and Hospital Committee. War
Work : Medical Officer in charge of Westminster Road Aux.
Military Hospital (250 beds) for 4j. years ; Medical Referee,
Ministry of Pensions ; Medical Officer in charge, Walton
Recruiting Station, 1914-15. Address: 2, Bedford Road,
Walton, Liverpool. Club : Conservative, Liverpool. (M10277)
MOYSES, Harry John Swenson, O.B.E.
MOZLEY, WiUiam, O.B.E.
MUDD, Edith EmUy, M.B.E. ; d. of Barrington Richard
«idd, of Storrington, Sussex. Educ. : Privately. Lady
Almoner, St. George's Hospital ; District Organiser of Children's
Ure Work (L.CC). War Work : Superintendent of Canteen,
Park Royal Inspection BuUdings. Clubs : Sesame ; Ladies'
Alpine. (M2210)
MUDGE, Jenny, M.B.E.; d. of Arthur Thomas Mudge,
°t Sydney Plympton, S. Devon. War Work : Quartermaster,
J.A. Hospital, Plympton, S. Devon ; Superintendent, Sec. of
Wympton War Hospital Supply Depot ; Manager of Plympton

Local Work Party. Address : Sydney, Plympton, S. Devon.
(M9104)
MUDIE, Annie Bertha, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 13 March, 1861 ;
d. of the late WUliam Milner, of Hampstead ; m. Ernest
Robert, s. of George Ritchie Mudie. War Work : President
of the Executive Committee of the Muswell HU1 War Hospital
Supply Depot, a Surgical Branch of Queen Mary's Needle
work Guild. Address : 34, Queen's Avenue, Muswell Hill,
N. 10. Club : Highgate Golf. (03847)
MUDIE, Capt. Robert Franois, O.B.E.
MUDGE, Capt. Albert Edward Phayre, O.B.E.
MUECKE, Lieut.-Col. Franois Frederick, C.B.E, M.B.,
B.S, F.R.CS, 6. 1879 ; s. of the Hon. H. B. Muecke, M.L.C,
of Adelaide; to. 1905, Ada, d. of the late Edward WalUs
Crossley. Educ. : Adelaide Univ. Assist. Surg. London
Throat Hospital ; Assist. Aural Surg. London Hospital,
Member of British Med. Assocn. ; served in Great War, 1914-19,
as Lieut.-Col. R.A.F. (despatches). Address : 59, Queen Anne
Street, W. (C870)
MUGGERIDGE, Capt. Charles Ernest, O.B.E., M.C.
MUGLISTON, Franois Hugh, O.B.E, B.A, Bar.-at-Law;
Chevalier de l'Ordre de la Couronne, 6. 7 June, 1886 ; s. of
Thomas Crlchton MugUston, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, etc. Colonial
Medical Service (ret.); to. Amy Phyllis Keigwin, d. of the
late Thomas Henry Keigwin, of Sydney, New South Wales.
Educ : Rossall School, and Pembroke Coll, Cambridge. Home
CivU Service ; appointed H.M. Superintending Aliens Officer in
Jan. 1917 ; H.M. Deputy Inspector under the Aliens Act in
July, 1918, and H.M. Superintending Inspector, Aliens Branch,
Home Office, in June, 1920. War Work : Gazetted 2nd Lieut.
6th Batt. (Service), Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, 43rd
Brigade, 14th Light Division, in Sept. 1914 ; seriously wounded
at Ypres in June, 1915 ; 1916, did voluntary work for the
Government Committee on the Treatment by the Enemy of
British Prisoners of War, and for tho Central Tribunal,
National Service Department ; invalided out of the Army in
Sept. 1918, on account of ill-health caused by wounds. Ad
dress : lb, Cornwall Gardens, S.W. Clubs : Cavendish ;
M.CC. ; Free Foresters CC ; Corinthian Football ; Oxford
and Cambridge Golfing Society. (011013)
MUIR, Major Allan Stanley, O.B.E.
MUIR, Lieut. Allan Thompson, O.B.E, R.N.R.
MUIR, Major Archibald Huleath Huntley, O.B.E.
MUIR, Dorothy Coward, M.B.E, R.A.F.
MUIR, Lieut.-Col. George, O.B.E, R.E. (S.R.)
MUIR, Major James Ernest, O.B.E, R.E.
MUIR, Capt. John, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.).
MUIR, John, O.B.E, J.P.
MUIR, Lieut.-Col. Robert Bunten, O.B.E.
MUIR, Major Wingate Wemyss, O.B.E.
MUIRHEAD, Essa GemmeU, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Andrew
G. Ronald, late of Oak Hill Park, Liverpool ; to. David James,
s. of David Muirhead, late of Shanghai, China. Edue. :
Privately, and VUla Marie Louise, Paris. War Work : Hon.
Sec. of Local War Savings Committee, Woking, Surrey, from
Dec. 1916 ; Hon. Sec. and Organiser of the local War Loan
Campaigns, also the Food Control Committee of 1917. Ad
dress : Sturry House, Weybridge, Surrey. (M9105)
MUIRHEAD, Frank StirUng, O.B.E.
MUIRHEAD, Capt. James Calder, M.B.E.
MUIRHEAD, John, O.B.E.
MUIRHEAD, Hon. Mrs. Katherine Charlotte Elizabeth
Stewart, M.B.E, fi. 1861 ; d. of the 17th Baron Semphlll, of
Craigievar, Aberdeenshhe (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. George
Muirhead. War Work : Vice-President of the Fochabers and
Garmouth Branches of the Morayshire Red Cross Society ;
Convenor of the House Committee of the Gordon Castle Auxil
iary Hospital (100 beds) ; Member of the Finance Committee
connected with that hospital ; started and helped to carry on
a large and successful Red Cross Work Party ; assisted in equip
ping and carrying on a Red Cross Hospital of 30 beds at Spey
Bay, Morayshire, for wounded Belgian soldiers. Address :
Speybank, Fochabers, Morayshire. Club : Ladies' Park,
Knightsbridge, London, S.W. (M3858)
MUIRHEAD, Lieut.-Col. WUUam Henry, O.B.E
MULCAHY, James HamUton, M.B.E, 6. 25 July, 1878 ;
s. ot the late WiUiam Mulcahy, a Mutiny veteran holding the
Mutiny Medal, Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, of
Tipperary, Ireland ; to. Emily Ada, d. of George Turnage, of
London and B.I.S.N. Co, India. Educ. : St. George's School,
Hyderabad, Deccan, India, and Ootacamund Laurence Asylum,
India. Assistant Commissioner of Police Criminal Investiga
tion Department. War Work : In charge of the German and
Austrian subjects (civU) during the war ; rounding up of enemy
subjects, supervision of enemy correspondence ; tracing spies,
suppressing illegal trading and checking of passports during the
whole period of the war ; general supervision in Calcutta.
Address : 18, Lall Bazaar, Police Office, Calcutta, India. (M7132)
MULES, Sir (Horace) Charles, Knt. Bach, C.S.I., M.V.O.)
O B E 6. 23 March, 1856 ; s. of Lieut. W. M. Mules, 1st Bombay
European Fusiliers, of Honiton, Devon ; m. Jane Lee, d. of
M G Luck, of Campden Hill, Kensington. Educ. : Wellington
Coll Berkshire. Sind Commission ; Chairman Port Trust,
Karachi Sind, from Nov. 1909, to May, 1920 ; now retired.
War Work : Chahman of the Karachi Port Trust throughout
the war ¦ was actively concerned in the embarkation and dis
embarkation of troops and stores. Address: 29, Bramham
Gardens S W. 5. Clubs : Sind (Karachi) ; East India United
Service. (04076)

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

MULHALLEN, Vivian BREW-, M.B.E.
MULHERION, George Frederiok, D.S.O, O.B.E.
MULHOLLAND, Capt. the Hon. Charles Henry George,
D.S.O, O.B.E, 11th Hussars, 6. 19 Aug. 1886 ; eldest sur
viving s. of 2nd Baron Dunleath, of Ballywalter, Co. Down
(see Burke'? Peerage) ; to. Sylvia, d. of the late Sir Douglas
Brooke, of Colebrooke, Co. Fermanagh. Educ: Eton and
Sandhurst. Military Sec. to Lord-Lieutenant of Deland. War
Work : Adjutant 11th Hussars with original Exped. Force ;
severely woundea at Messines, Oct. 1914 ; twice mentioned in
despatches; 1916-18, Home Service and Brigade-Major, 3rd
CycUst Brigade. Address : BaUywalter Park, BaUywalter, Co.
Down. Club : Cavahy. (O7500)
i MULLAN, Capt. Henry Felix, M.B.E, R.A.M.C
_ MULLAN, Rev. Father John, M.B.E, M.C.
b MULLARD, Capt. Stanley Robert, M.B.E, R.A.F.
'* MULLENEUX, Capt. Hugh Bowring, C.B.E, R.N. Served
in Great War, 1914-19, as Chief of Staff, N. America and W.
Indies Station, and as Liaison Officer, Navy Depart. Washington
(mentioned in despatches). (C1198)
MULLER, George Herbert, C.B.E, V.D.
MULLER, Lilian, Mrs., M.B.E.
MULLER, Percy MAXWELL-, M.B.E.
MULLICK, Sarat Kumar Bose, C.B.E, M.D, M.B, CM,
6. 1870; s. of O. C. MulUck, Bar.-at-law ; to. 1903, Shishir
Kumarie, d. of the late Hon. Larbmohun Ghose. Educ. :
St. Xavier's CoU. Calcutta ; Edinburgh Univ. ; Univ. Coll.
London ; and in Paris. Founded National Med. CoU. India,
and King's Hospital, Calcutta ; Hon. Sec. Bengalee Regt.
Committee ; All-India Med. and Indian Health Assocns. ;
Member of Provincial Recruiting Board, Bengal Publicity
Board, and Calcutta Corporation. Club : Calcutta. (C700)
MULLIGAN, Lieut. CUfford Victor, M.B.E.
MULLIGAN, Capt. William Peroival, O.B.E.
MULLINEAUX, John, M.B.E.
MULLINGS, Major Joseph RandoU, O.B.E. R.F.A.
MULLINS, AUred James, M.B.E. Chief Cable Censor,
Malta. (M10259/)
MULLDMS, Arthur, C.B.E.
MULLINS, George WUUam, M.B.E, M.Inst.Met, 6.
1867 ; s. of the late WiUiam MuUins, of Bhmingham ; to.
Jane Elizabeth, d. of the late Samuel Francis, of Bhmingham.
Educ. : King Edward's School, Birmingham. Commercial
Manager ; Director, Cold Rolled Brass and Copper Association,
Bhmingham. War Work : With the King's Noiton Metal Co,
Ltd, Bhmingham, both before and through the war ; then
concerned in ammunition production and in metal trades
work for munition purposes. Address : King's Heath, Bir
mingham. (M2213)
MULLINS, Capt. (A. Lieut.-Col.) James Finbarr, O.B.E.
MULLINS, Rev. WiUiam, O.B.E.
MULLINS, Capt. Henry Rubert, O.B.E.
MULOCK, Lieut.-Col. Redford Henry, C.B.E, D.S.O,
R.A.F, fi. 1886 ; s. of W. R. Mulock, K.C. Served in Great
War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches, Legion of Honour).
Address : 557, WeUington Crescent, Winnipeg, Canada. (C1901)
MUMFORD, Agnes, Mrs., M.B.E.
MUMFORD, Charles AUan, O.B.E, J.P, I.C.S, 6. 4 Feb.
1874 ; s. of Charles Mumford, of Wisbech ; to. HUda, d. of
F. Manser, of Tunbridge WeUs. Educ. : Oundle School and
Peterhouse (Camb.). Deputy Commissioner of Naini Tal in
the United Provinces of India. War Work : Collector of
Bulandshahi district (U.P.), which had 15,018 combatants and
5952 non-combatants in the Indian Army at the conclusion of
the Armistice. Address : Aberfoyle, Naini Tal, India. (04077)
MUMFORD, Capt. Harry George, M.B.E.
MUMFORD, Hilda, Mrs, M.B.E.
MUMFORD, Capt. Wilfred George, O.B.E, M.B,
F.R.CS, R.A.M.C.
MUMMERY, John Howard, C.B.E, D.Sc. (Penn.),
M.R.C.S, L.D.P. (Eng.), fi. 18 Jan. 1847 ; s. of John Rigden
Mummery, of Cavendish Place, London ; to. 1st, Mary Lily,
d. of Dr. Lockhart, of Shanghai, 2nd, Lillian, d. of Thomas
Parker, of Notttogham. Educ : Univ. Coll, London. Late
Examiner in Dental Surgery, Royal CoU. of Surgeons ; late
Lecturer on Bacteriology, Royal Dental Hospital of London.
War Work : Commandant and Medical Superintendent to
Maxillo-Facial (War) Hospital, Kennington. Address : 79,
Albert Bridge Road, S.W. 11. (C2827)
MUNBY, Mary Forth, O.B.E, 6. 8 July, 1859 ; d. of John
Forth Munby, of Clifton, York. Educ : Clewer Sisters' School
of St. John Baptist, London. Hon. Branch Sec. Girls' Friendly
Society, York and Ainsty Branch, and other social work.
War Work : Hon. Sec. York Station Canteen for Soldiers and
SaUors. (011016)
MUNDAY, Major and Qr.-Mr. Alfred, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MUNDAY, John Augustus, O.B.E, fi. 21 Oct. 1863 ; s. of
John Munday, R.N, of Thanet, Kent; to. Mary Elizabeth,
d. of J. W. Cripps, of London. Educ. : Privately, and St.
John's Coll, Battersea, S.W. Commissioner National Savings
Committee ; Headmaster (1) Hartfield School, Sussex, (2)
Abingdon N. Boys' School, Berks ; Organising Inspector of
Schools, Diocese of Winchester (1891-98) ; States Inspector
and Sec. of Education, Guernsey (1898-1914). War Work :
Joint Hon. Organiser for War Savings, West Riding of York
shire; established War Savings Local Committees and Associa
tions throughout the W. Riding ; assisted in " Tank " and

other Loan Campaigns in Leeds, Bradford, Hahtax, Hudders
field Dewsbury, Harrogate, and other towns and localities,
Address • 17 Claremont Drive, Headingley, Leeds. (011017)
MUNDAY. Lieut. WUUam Thomas, M.B.E.
MUNDAY, Major Henry Clement PAUNCEFORT-,
° MUNDY Major Robert Godfrey, O.B.E, 6. 21 Oct. 1875;
s of Lieut -Col. Herbert G. Mundy, Colonial Office; m.
Dorothv d of Capt. F. PhiUips, J.P, of Bydown, North Devon.
Educ -Eastbourne and CUfton. Formerly Private Sec. to
Permanent Under See. to Colonies; served in the Border
Horse South African War. War Work : Commanded Head
quarter Co. 17th Div. Train, R.A.S.C, 1914-19 ; wounded,
March 1918 • twice mentioned in despatches. Address :
Raleigh House, Barnstaple, North Devon. (05614)
MUNDY, WiUiam Charles, M.B.E.
MUNDY, Catherine Lousia, Mrs. MILLER-, O.B.E, 6. 24
Mav 1863; d. of the late Sh John W. Cradock Hartopp, Bart. ;
to E MUler-Mundy, of Shipley HaU, Derby (who died). War
Work ¦ Vice-President of Ilkeston Division (Derbyshire)
B R CS. (03848)
MUNFORD, AUred James, M.B.E, R.E.
MUNFORD, Frank Jago, M.B.E, 6. 12 AprU, 1868 ; s. of
Francis Munford, of Leytonstone; to. Catharine Ann, d. of
WilUam Plumsted, of Norwich. Educ. : Leytonstone, Essex.
War Work • War Office (Recruiting Department) and Statistical
Department, Ministry of National Service. Address: W.
Westbourne Street, Ebury Street, London, S.W 1. (M788)
MUNGALL, Walter Heggie, M.B.E, B.Sc, fi. 1867;
s of the late James Mungall, of Transy, . near Dunfermhne ;
m Mary Catherine, d. of WiUiam Simpson, of Dunfermline.
Educ. : DoUar Academy, and Glasgow Umy Provost of
Crieff from 1913 ; Chahman, Crieff and District Cottage
Hospital; a Governor of Morrison's Academy, Crieff. War
Work : Chairman of Crieff Belgian Refugee Committee, Derby
Recruiting Committee, Local Tribunal for Burgh of Crieff,
Dependants Allowances Committee Lady Burghcleres
Prisoners of War Fund, Crieff Food Control Committee and
Crieff District War Savings Committee ; Member of Executive
Committee, British Red Cross Society (Perthshire Branch).
Address: Croftweit, Crieff. Clubs : Scottish Conservative,
Edinburgh; Unionist, Crieff; Royal Scottish AutomobUe,
Glasgow (M9110)
MunGAVIN, George Walter, M.B.E, 6. 6 June, 1857;
s. of James St. John MunGavto, of Castle Connel, Ireland;
to. EUa, d. of David Harold Sykes, of Yorkshire Late Engineer
and Electrician, Indo-European Telegraph Dept, Karachi,
India. War Work : Attached War Office (Ms 3) Jan. 1917, to
Dec. 1919. Address : c/o Messrs. T. Cook & Sons, Ludgate
Circus (M9111)
MUNKHOUSE, Alfred Frederick O'GORMAN-, 0 B.E.,
FIGS., F.R.C.I, fi. 28 AprU, 1856 ; s. of Edmund Thomas
O'Gorman-Munkhouse, of Winton, Westmorland ; m. Mary
Anne, d. of Henry Rourke, of Melbourne, Aust. Educ. :
Privately. Acting British Vice-Consul at San Francisco,
California ; during 14 years' residence in Austraha was Justice
of Peace, Queensland and Northern Territory of South
AustraUa. War Work : Voluntary Services to British Consu
late-General, San Francisco. Address: British Consulate-
General, San Francisco ; 972, Bush Street, S.F. (011018)
MUNN, Capt. Leonard, O.B.E. .,.,,,,
MUNRO, Flight-Lieut. David, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MUNRO, Donald, O.B.E.
MUNRO, Major Edward Brodie, O.B.E, M.D, l.M.b.
MUNRO, Hugh George, O.B.E.
MUNRO, Rev. James Lorimer, O.B.E.
MUNRO, John Edward, O.B.E.
MUNRO, Col. Lewis, C.B.E. (retired pay), late Hampshire
Regt, 6. 25, July, 1859 ; s. of the late Capt. Lewis Munro, of
Hon. East India Company's Service ; to. Maud, d. ot c. jj.
Eynaud, of Malta. Educ. : Clifton CoU ; Sandhurst. Joined
37th Foot as 2nd Lieut, 14 Jan. 1880; Lieut. Hampshire
Regt, 9 April, 1881 ; Adjutant, Hampshire s Regt, Nov. 1882,
to Oct. 1886; Captain, July, 1886; Major, Sept. 1896,
Lieut.-Col, Jan. 1905; Brevet Col, Jan. 1908; Col, June,
1909; Bgde. Major, Gibraltar, Dec. 1891, to Dec. 1894,
Bgde. Major, Inf. Bgde, Aldershot, Jan. 1898, to Oct. 1899,
Bgde. Major, Inf. Bgde, S. Africa, Oct. 1899, to Dec. 1899,
D.A.A.G, S. Africa, Dec. 1899, to Mar. 1900 ; Hon. Staff Officer,
graded as D.A.A.G, S. Africa, Mar. 1900, to Nov. 1900,
D.A.A.G. for Colonial Forces, H.Q, S. Africa, Dec. 1900, to
June, 1901; retired, Jan. 1909. War Work : From com
mencement of War to Feb. 1918, Assistant Major-Gen. in charge
Administration and A.Q.M.G, Eastern Command ; Feb. 1918,
to June, 1919, employed under Air Ministry as S.O. 1U-";
Club: Army and Navy. T . , A . ¦
MUNRO, Sir Thomas, G.B.E, J.P, D.L, 6. 10, June,
1866; s. of Thomas Munro, of Moorfarm House, Tain ; m.
Jean RusseU, d. of James Smart, of Balgreen, Hamilton.
Educ. : Privately ; MUne's Institution, Fochabers ; Edmburgn
Univ. County Clerk and Treas. of Lanarkshire ; Clerk and
Treas. Lanarkshire Education Authority; Clerk and ireas.
Lanark District Board of Control, and other public appoint
ments in Lanarkshire ; Chahman of Consultative Council on
Local Health Administration and General Health Questions.
Scottish Board of Health; Chairman of Lanarkshire Loan
Advisory Committee, Ministry of Labour ; Chairman appointee
by Government of National Industrial Provisional Jomt Com
mittee (1919-20). Addresses : Avongrange, HamUton ; m,
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BIOGRAPHIES.

Murray

Manor Place, Edinburgh. Clubs : National ; Caledonian ;
Univ., Edinburgh. (G67)
MUNROE, Lieut.-Col. Hugh Edwin, O.B.E, Can. A.M.C
MUNTON, Lieut. Horaoe Munton BAKER-, M.B.E,
M.C, R.A.F.
MUNTYER, George Frederiok, O.B.E.
MURCH, John, M.B.E.
MURCHESON, Lieut.-Comm. Frank, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
MURCHIE, Archibald, O.B.E, M.A, B.L, 6. 30 Jan. 1890 ;
s. of Capt. Archibald Murchie, of Ardrossan, Scotland.; to.
Marianne, d. of Brooklyn Birks, of Manchester. Educ :
Ardrossan Academy, and Glasgow Univ. War Work : June,
1915, to May, 1919, Supervising Accountant of the Y.M.C.A.
with the British Armies in France and Belgium. Address :
Welbeck, Waterloo Park, Liverpool. (03849)
MURDOCH, Comm. Hugh CampbeU, O.B.E, R.C.
MURDOCH Major Robert, O.B.E, J.P, Tipperary, 6. 24
Nov. 1871 ; s. of Sidney Murdoch, M.D. ; to. Florence Maude
Mary, d. of John Alexander, M.A, Dean of Ferns. Educ. :
Uppingham ; Trinity, Dublin. War Work : Major, R.A.S.C,
Motor Transport, in France. Address : KUcoran, Cahir, Co.
Tipperary. Club : Royal Automobile. (05616)
MURDOCH, Major-Gen. John Franois BURN-, C.B,
CM.G, C.B.E, J.P, fi. 26 March, 1859 ; s. of the late Rev.
Canon Burn-Murdoch, of Greenyards ; m. Alice, d. of J. Burn-
Murdoch, J.P, of Gartincaber. Educ. : Eton. Hon. Major-
Gen, (ret.) ; Col. The Royal Dragoon. War Work : Com
manded a mounted division untU March, 1918 ; then Staff
Officer for Volunteer Services, Northern Command. Address :
The Manor House, Normanton-on-Soar, Loughborough, Clubs :
Cavalry ; Naval and MUitary ; New, Edinburgh. (C1491)
MURDOCH, Major Ian BURN-, O.B.E, 6. 1 Nov. 1885;
». of Thomas Monck Burn-Murdock, F.R.C.P. (E.), M.B, CM.
(Edin.), of Edinburgh (see Burke's Landed Gentry), l/32nd
Sikh Pioneers. (011945a)
MURDOCH, Regiaulde deMaule.Mrs T. BURN-, M.B.E,
fi. 23 Oct. 1856 ; d. of Capt. Urmston, R.N, Knight, Legion of
Honour ; m. Thomas Monck, s. of John Bum-Murdoch, of
Gartincaber, Doune, Perthshire. Educ. : Privately. War
Wort : Assistant County Director, Edinburgh ; worked at
forming and training Voluntary Aid Detachments in Edinburgh
and Midlothian ; assisted with staffing and equipping Auxiliary
Hospitals ; served on several Red Cross Committees in Edin
burgh and Glasgow, both before and during the war. Address :
Gartincaber, Doune, Perthshire. Club : Ladies' Caledonian,
Edinburgh. (M196)
MURE, EmUy May, M.B.E. ; d. of J. B. Innes, W.S, of
Edinburgh ; to. WUUam John, s. of David Mure. Educ. :
Privately. Vice-President, Scottish Red Cross Society, East
Lothian Branch. Addresses : St. Ann's, North Berwick ; 39,
Lennon Gardens, S.W. 1. Club: Queen's, Edinburgh. (M9112)
MURFITT, Major Charles Joseph, O.B.E., R.A.F.
MURGATROYD, Dorothy Sarah, Mrs, M.B.E, B.A. Hons.
(Lond.), fi. 24 Sept. 1890 ; d. of the late Frederick John Cox, of
Nottingham. Edue. : MundeUa Secondary School, and Univ.
CoU, Nottingham. Assistant Mistress, Secondary Schools.
War Wort : Deputy Administrator, Q.M.A.A.C ; afterwards
Acting Unit Administrator ; organised work under 67th
Division, attached to Divl. Train. Address : 30, Oxford
Terrace, Hyde Park, W. 2. (M5495)
MURGATROYD, WiUiam John, M.B.E, 6. 11 Nov. 1876.
Educ. : The Old British School, Castle Street, Kendal. Presi
dent, Kendal Adult School ; Vice-President, Kendal Y.M.C.A. ;
Chairman, W.P.C, N.S.P.CC ; District Sec. Affiance of
Honour; Sec. Kendal Savings Committee; Cir. Steward,
Primitive Methodist Church. War Work : Sec. of Local War
Savings Committee ; succeeded in establishing 65 War Savings
Associations, together with Local Agencies in a wild and
scattered area. Addresses : 5, Parr Street, Kendal ; 26,
Stricklandgate, Kendal. (M9113)
MURISON, Annie AUce, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 26 Jan. 1869 ;
i. of Peter Crombie, Dental Surgeon, of Aberdeen ; to. WiUiam
Murison, County Clerk of Aberdeenshire. Educ. : Aberdeen,
and Privately. War Work: Hon. Quartermaster,
and District Prisoners of War Bureau. Addresi
Road, Aberdeen ; County Buildings, Aberdeen.
MURISON, WiUiam, O.B.E.
MURLEY, Rev. James Reginald de Courcy O'Grady,
O.B.E., fi. 19 April, 1882 ; s. of John James Murley, Vicar of
St. Erth, Cornwall ; m. Florence Annie, d. of Reuben O'NeiU
Pearson, of Tanley, Cartmell. Educ. : Malvern Coll, and
Pembroke CoU, Oxford. 1906, Curate, St. Mary, Hornsey;
1911, Curate, St. George's, Hanover Square ; 1920, Vicar of
DunstaU; 1920, Rector of Lanreath. War Work: T.C.F.
«h Class, 1916 ; T.C.F. 3rd Class, 1917 ; Assistant Principal
Chaplain, British Salonica Force, and Army of the Black Sea,
1917-19; mentioned in despatches, 1918 and 1919; Officer
of the Serbian Order of St. Sava, 4th Class, 1920. Address :
Lanreath Rectory, Duloe, R.S.O, CornwaU. (06513)
MURPHY, Rev. Charles, M.B.E, A.I.F.
MURPHY, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Clarence Robert, M.B.E.
MURPHY, EUen Theodora, Lady, M.B.E, d. of the late
Henry S. King ; m. 1880, Sh Shirley Foster Murphy, s. of the
late George Murphy. Address : 9, Bentinck Terrace, Regent's
Park, N.W. (M3861)
_ MURPHY, Major Francis PhiUp Sidney, M.B.E, fi. 22
July, 1882; s. of Francis Murphy, SoUcitor, of Liverpool
Educ. : Privately, and Liverpool Univ. SoUcitor ; Member of

Aberdeen
' 67, Forest
(011022)

the firm of F. Murphy and Son, 2, Hatton Garden, Liverpool,
SoUcitors. War Work : Major, 8th (Dish) Batt. The King's
Liverpool Regt. ; mobUised at outbreak of War ; assisted to
reoruiting 2nd Batt. ; served with Expeditionary Force in
France, 1915 ; invaUded ; appointed Appeal Representative
to the Salford National Service Hundred Appeal Tribunal, 1917.
Address : Walton Park, Liverpool. (M5496)
MURPHY, Lieut. Frank, M.B.E, R.A.F.
MURPHY, Hannah, Mrs., M.B.E.
MURPHY, Henry Palmer, M.B.E, fi. 24 July, 1861 ; s. of
WilUam John Murphy, of Plumstead, Kent ; m. Susan, d. of
George Copsey, of Gosfleld, Essex. Educ : Privately. Retired
Civil Servant; entered the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, July
1879 ; transferred to Inspection Department, March, 1888 ;
Chief Clerk to successive Chief Inspectors of Ordnance untU
June, 1915; when appointed Special Assistant to Chief
Inspector of Munitions, Woolwich ; personal Assistant to
Director-General of Inspection of Munitions at Ministry of
Munitions from April, 1916, to Feb. 1920. Address: 64,
Genesta Road, Plumstead. (M789)
MURPHY, Major James, O.B.E.
MURPHY, James, M.B.E, F.R.CS.E. ; s. of John
Murphy, of Midleton, Co. Cork. Educ. : Queen's CoU, Cork,
and Edinburgh. Hon. Surgeon, Albert Infirmary, Winsford ;
Hon. Surgeon, Cottage Hospital, Tarporley. War Work :
M.O. in charge Hopital Hotel Notre Dame des Greves,
Parame, 1914-15 ; M.O. in charge AuxiUary Home Hospital,
Middlewich, 1915-19. Address : The Beeches, Middlewich (M9114)
MURPHY, Jerome Bernard, M.B.E.
MURPHY, Capt. John, O.B.E.
MURPHY, Maurice Michael, M.B.E, L.R.C.P, L.R.C.S.
Educ : Deland, and Edinburgh. Hon. Physician, Borough
Hospital, Birkenhead ; Med. Officer to Post Office. War
Work : Medical Officer-in-charge, Hemingford Street MiUtary
Hospital ; Physician, Boro' Hospital, Birkenhead ; Medical
Officer, 19 T Branch of Red Cross. Address : 77, Woodchurch
Road, Birkenhead. Club : Birkenhead Constitutional. (M10278)
MURPHY, Lieut. Peter Kevin, M.B.E, A.I.F.
MURPHY, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Reginald WilUam, M.B.E,
A.I.F. MURPHY, Sir Shirley Forster, K.B.E, F.R.CS. ; s.of the
late George Murphy ; m. Ellen Theodora, M.B.E. (q.v.), d. of
Henry S. King. Educ. : Univ. Coll. School ; Guy's Hospital.
Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C (T.) ; Vice-President, Royal Sanitary
Institute ; Society of Medical Officers of Health and Epidemio
logical Section, Royal Society of Medicine ; FeUow Royal Statis
tical Society ; Deputy Chairman of TaUoring and Shirt Making
Trade Boards ; late Examiner in Public Health, Royal Colleges
of Physicians and Surgeons ; Bisset Hawkins Medallist, Royal
College of Physicians ; late Medical Officer of Health Adminis
trative County of London ; Member of Royal Commission on
Tuberculosis. Address : 9, Bentinck Terrace, Regent's Park,
N.W. 8. Clubs : Athenasum ; Savile. (K288)
MURPHY, Rev. Thomas Carlyle, O.B.E.
MURPHY, Rev. William, C.B.E. Is in Holy Orders of
Church of Rome ; Chap, to the Forces ; served in Great War,
1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1709)
MURRANT, Ernest Henry, M.B.E.
MURRAY, Lieut.-Col. Alan Sim, O.B.E.
MURRAY, Alexander, O.B.E, fi. 25 May, 1868; s. of
Daniel Murray, Inspector of Poor, Carluke ; m. Jessie Helen
d. of Gavin Muter, of Stonehouse. Educ. : Carluke Public
School, and Hamilton Academy. Assessor and Registration
Officer for the County of Lanark. War Work: Organised
recruiting meetings throughout the county ; had charge of
National Registration, Local Tibunal anntWar Pension work ;
acted as Assistant Hon. Sec. of Lanarkshire War Relief Fund.
Address : Baltotore, Stewarton Drive, Cambuslang. Club :
County, HamUton, ^ __ , i®1®9®)
MURRAY, Sir Alexander Robertson, Knt. Bach, C.B.E.
Senior Partner, Messrs. Duff & Company, Calcutta; Presi
dent, Chamber of Commerce.
MURRAY, Amelia Henrietta. Mrs., M.B.E.
MURRAY. Amy H, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 13 Nov. 1870; d. ot
Andrew J. Johnston, of Dublin; m. Albert E. Murray, R.H.A,
F R I B.A, s. of WilUam George Murray, of DubUn. Educ. :
Alexandra School, Dublin ; France; Alexandra Coll, Dublin.
War Work : for some time Chairman Women's Branch Royal
DubUn Fusiliers; 1916-19, Organiser and Hon. Treas. of
the Soldiers' Club, BaU's Bridge, Dublin, and of Military Canteen
at Bombing School, Irish Command; this club was a great
success: the proceeds, £229, were given to the Dummond
Institute of Orphan Daughters of Soldiers. „ _, __ WM5)
MURRAY, Arthur John Layard, D.S.O, O.B.E, R.N.
MURRAY, Lieut.-Col. Charles Frederick Kennan, O.B.E,
M D F R 0.S.I, J.P, fi. 27 Sept. 1848 ; s. of Thomas Davis
Murray, of Co. Wicklow, Deland ; to. Caroline, d. of Sh John
Charles Molteno, K.C.M.G, of S. Africa. Educ : Queen's and
Royal Univ. of Deland. President Colonial Medical Council,
S Africa ; Consulting Medical Officer of Somerset Hospital,
Cape Town ; Consulting Surgeon Wynberg Hospital. War
Work ¦ Surgeon, Royal Navy, 1869 ; served in Ashantee War,
1873 • mentioned in despatches ; awarded Ashantee War
Medal • served as Lieut.-Col. S.A.M.C ; Medical Officer in
charge of Convalescent Hospitals at Wynberg and Newlands,
S Africa, 1915-18. Addresses : Kenilworth, C.P, South
Africa ; Palmiet P.O., Elgin, C.P, S. Africa. (08359)

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Murray

THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

MURRAY, Capt. Charles Geoffrey, O.B.E, R.M.
MURRAY, Edith, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Robert McKerehar;
M.B, Ch.B, Newton House, Dalbeattie, Scotland • to. Lieut.
Matthew Randolph, R.E, s. of M. D. Murray. Educ : Geo.
Watson's CoU, Edinburgh. War Work : Hon. Sec. to the
Local War Pensions Committee. (M9116)
MURRAY, Edward, M.B.E. (M10457)
MURRAY, Lieut.-Col. Erie Madden C.B.E, A.P.D,
6. 3 March, 1869 ; s. of the late Col. J. W. Murray, of Warmer ;
to. Mary EUzabeth, d. of the late Surgeon-Major P. H. Roe, of
Coolfinn, Deland. Educ. : United Services CoU, Westward
Ho t Joined Royal Warwickshire Regt, 9 April, 1892 ;
seconded for service under the Foreign Office and served as
District Commissioner, H.B.M.'s Niger Coast Protectorate,
1896-1900 ; rejoined regiment, Jan. 1900 ; transferred from
Royal Warwickshire Regt. to Royal Army Pay Department,
June, 1900. War Work : Served in Command Pay Office,
Dublin, Aug. 1914, to Sept 1915 ; Regimental Pay Office,
Perth, Oct. 1915, to Dec. 1916 ; Regimental Pay Office,
Chatham, Dec. 1916, to Feb. 1918 ; in charge of Regimental
Pay Office, Woking, Feb. 1918, to date. Address : c/o Messrs.
Cox & Co, 16, Charing Cross, London. Club : Junior Army and
Navy. (C1710)
MURRAY, Evelyn, Hon. Mrs. Ronald Thomas Graham,
O.B.E. ; d. of Sh David Baird, 3rd Bart, (see Burke's Peerage) ;
m. Major Hon. Ronald Thomas Graham, s. of the 1st Baron
Dunedin, Capt. 3rd Batt. Black Watch. Address: 13, Cheyne
Place, Chelsea, S.W. 3. (0994)
MURRAY, Everitt George Dunne, O.B.E, M.A. (Cantab.),
L.M.S.S.A. : s. of G. A. E. Murray, M.B, F.R.CS, of 24,
Plein Street, Johannesburg, S. Africa ; to. Winifred Hardwick,
d. of T. Hardwick Woods, of Blundeston HaU, Suffolk. Educ. :
St. John's Coll. ; Johannesburg Coll. ; Transvaal Univ. Coll. ;
Christ's Coll, Cambridge ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital,
London. Late Senior Demonstrator of Pathology, St. Bartholo
mew's Hospital, London ; in charge of the Medical Research
Councils, Serology Laboratory, Cambridge. War Work : On
the Staff of the Central Cerebro-Spinal Fever Laboratory,
London ; served at Basra, Mesopotamia ; on the Staff of the
Vaccine Department of the R.A. Medical Coll, London ;
Member of the War Office Committee on BacUlary Dysentery.
Address : The Univ. of Cambridge Field Laboratories, Milton,
Cambridge. Club : Fly Fishers'. (07503)
MURRAY, Dr. Flora, C.B.E. Doctor-in-Charge of Mil.
Hospital, Endell Street, W.C. (C50)
MURRAY, Frederick, M.B.E.
MURRAY, Sir George, K.B.E, 6. 12 Aug. 1865 ; s. of
Lieut.-Col. Charles Murray, 42nd Black Watch (Royal High
landers) ; m. LUy GwendoUne, d. of Walter Mayhew, J.P, of
Duxbury Park, Chorley, Lancs. Educ. : Weston-super-Mare.
War Work : Territorial Officers' Casualty Dept. War Office,,
1915-17 ; Statistical Department, War Office, 1917-20 ;
Secretary of Ferguson Committee, War Office, 1918. Address :
37, Kensington Park Gardens, W. 11. Clubs : Junior Carlton ;
Baldwin. (K401)
MURRAY, Eng.-Capt. George WilUam, C.B.E, R.N.
MURRAY, Gertrude Margaret, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of W.
MUls Baker, of Stoke Bishop ; m. John, s. of John Murray,
of DubUn. Educ. : Clifton High School ; Laleham ; The
London Hospital. War Work : The Central Depot (H.R.H.
Princess Beatrice's), 2, Cavendish Square. Address : 110,
Harley Street, W. 1. (011025)
MURRAY, Helen Mary, Hon. Lady, C.B.E, Lady of
Grace, Order of St. John of Jerusalem, fi. 18 Oct. 1857 ;
d. of 1st Baron Dunleath, of BaUywalter Park, Ireland
(see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Rt. Hon. Sir George Herbert, P.C,
G.C.B, s. of the Rev. George Murray, of Southfleet. War
Work : Founder of No. 10 B.R.C Hospital, Le Treport, France,
a hospital for British Officers from June, 1916, to Feb. 1919
(previously for French wounded, from Dec. 1914. to June,
1916), for which she received the MedaiUe de Ia Reconnaisance
Francaise. Address : 15, Cadogan Square, S.W. (C1010)
MURRAY, Capt. Howard, O.B.E, 6. 19 Feb. 1875 ; s of
Edward Murray, of Halifax, N.S. ; m. Ida Gertrude, d. of
Alex. 0. Ritchie, of HaUfax, N.S. Educ: Halifax County
Academy. Financier ; Vice-President, Aldred & Co Ltd
Investment Bankers ; Vice-President, The Shawinigan Water
and Power Co. ; Member, CouncU of PubUc Instruction for
Province of Quebec. War Work : Chahman, Explosives
Committee, Imperial Munitions Board, directing production
of Explosives and Propellents in Canada, including erection
of National plants ; directed development of Canadian Electro
Products Co. plant producing acetic acid and acetone. Ad
dresses : 51, Belvedere Road, Westmount, P.Q. ; Ivesleigh
Stanstead County, P.Q. Clubs : St. James' ; Beaconsfield
Golf : Hermitage Country ; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht. (O602)
MURRAY, Hugh, C.I.E.. C.B.E, J.P, fi. 1861; s. of
the late Lieut.-Col. Charles Murray, 42nd Highlanders ; m
1st, GwendoUne Mabel Langridge (who died) ; 2nd, Dorothv
Christine, d. of the late Rt. Hon. Sir William Mather, P.C. of
Bramble Hill Lodge, New Forest, Hants. Entered India
Forest Ser. 1882 ; Dep. Conservator, 1887 ; Conservator, 1905 ¦
retired as Senior Conservator of Forests, Bombay, 1911 •'
appointed Dep. Controller of Timber, 1907 ; Assist. Commr'
Forestry Commr. for England and Wales, 1919. Address :
Graylands, Wimbledon Park, S.W. (C576i
MURRAY, Janet, M.B.E. '
MURRAY, James, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 2 Aug. 1854; s. of
David Murray, of East Grinstead, Sussex ; to. Fannie, d. of

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Henry HaU, of East Grinstead, Sussex. Educ : East Grin-
stead. Farmer. War Work : Chahman of the Surrey War
Agricultural Executive Committee. Address : Headley Grove
Epsom, Surrey. _„_.,_, (O604)'
MURRAY, Lieut. James Edward, M.B.E.
MURRAY, James Robertson, M.B.E, 6. 9 Feb. 1886;
s. of the late James Robertson Murray ; to. Helen Brooks, _. of
Dr. F. M. Wilson, of Bridgeport, Conn. U.S.A. Educ •
Privately. H.M. Consul at LUle. War Work : Acting Consul,
Colon, Panama. Address : H.M. Consulate, Lille. Club :
Royal AutomobUe. (M791)
MURRAY, John, O.B.E, 6. 12 May, 1871 ; s. of Alexander
Murray, of Gartymore, Sutherlandshire. Educ : Dr. Coke's
School, Brecon. Superintendent of Freight trains, Midland
RaUway. Address : 52, Harttogton Street. Derby. (011027)
MURRAY, Major John, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.), fi.
5 Feb. 1871 ; s. of Alexander Murray, of Glasgow ; m. EUzabeth
Craig, d. of W. S. Miller. J.P, of Brecon. Educ : Hutchesons
Grammar School, and Glasgow Univ. President of the Shrop
shire and Mid- Wales Branch of the British Medical Association ;
M.O.H. Llandrindod Wells Urban District ; Senior Medical
Officer Llandrindod Wells Hospital. War Work: M.O-in-
charge AuxUiary Hospital, Llandrindod WeUs. Address:
Havod Awen, Llandrindod WeUs. Club : Royal Societies'. (011026)
MURRAY, Engineer-Capt. John Adam, C.B.E, R.N. (ret.).
Emergency Repair Overseer, Aberdeen, during Great War. (C2319)
MURRAY, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John Francis Stuart,
M.B.E, M.C, Aust. A.M.C.
MURRAY. Josephine, M.B.E. ; d. of P. J. Murray, late
Manager National Bank, Galway. Educ : Sacred Heart
Convent, Carlisle, and Calais. War Work : Hon. Treas. and
Sec, Irish War Hospital Supply Sub-Depot, Galway; Hon.
Treas, Galway War Fund Association ; Soldiers' and SaUors'
Help Society Friend. Address : Eglinton House, Galway. (M9118)
MURRAY, Major Kenneth A., O.B.E.
MURRAY, Capt. Lennox Biggar, O.B.E.
MURRY, Mary Stewart, O.B.E.
MURRAY, Lieut. NeU Smith, O.B.E, R.N.R.
MURRAY, Major Patrick Moncreifl, O.B.E, M.C, fi.
8 April, 1884 ; s. of Patrick Murray, W.S, of 7, Eton Terrace,
Edinburgh ; to. Margaret, d. of the late W. Holms-Kerr, of
Largs, Ayrshire. Educ. : The Edinburgh Academy, Edin
burgh. Tea Planter. War Work : Joined the Lothians and
Border Horse Yeomanry, Sept. 1914 ; Commissioned 2nd Lieut.
7th Batt. the Seaforth Highlanders, Dec. 1914 ; France, May,
1915 ; invaUded to U.K. Oct. 1915 ; attached H.Q. 75th
Inf. Bgde, France, as Staff Capt. 124th Inf. Bdge, March,
1917; Italy, Nov. 1917; D.A.A.G. 48th South Midland
Division, March, 1918 ; D.A.A.G, G.H.Q. Italy, March to July,
1919. Has ItaUan Croce di Guerra ; twice mentioned in des
patches. Addresses : Brownlow Estate, MaskeUya, Ceylon ;
7, Eton Terrace, Edinburgh, Scotland. Club : The HU1,
Nuwara EUya, Ceylon. (02993)
MURRAY, Phoebe Henrietta, Mrs., O.B.E. (012052)
MURRAY, 2nd Lieut. Reginald Myrie, M.B.E.
MURRAY, Richard, O.B.E, M.V.O, 6. 19 June, 1865;
s. of Richard Murray, of Portsmouth ; to. IsabeUa, d. of the
late Thomas Sagar, Fleet Engineer, R.N. Educ. : Privately.
Technical Assistant Naval Store Dept, Admiralty, S.W.
Address : 14, Oakington Avenue, Wembley Park, Middlesex. (011029)
MURRAY Robert Alexander, O.B.E, M.D, J.P. Educ:
Edinburgh Univ. ; Paris. Consulting Surgeon (Hon. Sur
geon for 25 years) ; Alderman, County Borough of Stock
port ; Chairman, Old Age Pensions Committee. War Wort :
Took active part in organising and was A. Medical Officer to
School, and MiUtary Hospitals, and Brinnington Neurological
Hospital, Stockport (over 60,000 cases treated). Address:
Apsley, Stockport, Cheshire. (011828)
MURRAY, Robert Alexander, M.B.E, fi. 5 June, 1864 ;
s. of the late John Murray, of Grongar Bank, KUmarnock ; m.
Jessie Kerr, d. of Gordon Kerr, of Helensburgh. Educ :
Grongar School ; Wigtown School ; Crookedholm School ;
KUmarnock Academy and School of Art. Bank Agent;
Actuary Bathgate Savings Bank ; House Factor and Insurance
Agent ; Sec. Bathgate Agricultural Association and Farmers'
Union ; Sec. St. Andrews' Ambulance Association Bathgate
Centre. War Work : Commandant of No. 1 Linhthgow V.A.D.
serving at Bangour War Hospital on arrival of all convoys
of wounded from the front ; Sec. of Bathgate Red Cross
Society, and latterly of LinUthgowshhe Branch. Address:
National Bank House, Bathgate. (M9119)
MURRAY, Major Robert WiUiam, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
(T.), F.R.CS.
MURRAY, Hon. Mrs. Ronald Thomas Graham, O.B.E.
MURRAY, Stuart, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, M.R.0.S,
L.R.C.P, F.R.G.S, 6. 1880 ; s. of Richard Murray, of Man
chester ; m. Constance Mary, d. of T. C Orton, of Nottingham.
Educ. : Manchester Univ. Medical Officer, Ministry of
Pensions. War Work : T. Capt, R.A.M.C. Address : King's
Lancashire Convalescent Centre, Blackpool. (06675)
MURRAY, Susan Ann, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Robert
Stephen, of Peterhead, Scotland ; to. Donald David CoghUl
Murray, D.S.O, s. of the late John Jolly Murray, of Castletown,
Caithness, Scotland. Educ. : Church of Scotland Training
Coll, Aberdeen, Scotland. Hon. Organising Sec. of the

BIOGRAPHIES.

Myers

Victoria League of South Africa (Orange Free State Section) ;
Hon. Sec. of the South African Red Cross Society in the Orange
Free State ; Chahman of the Orange Free State Committee
of the South- African Soldiers' Graves Association. War Work :
Hon. Organising Sec. of the Provincial War Relief Committee
of the Victoria League of South Africa (Orange Free State
Section), which acted as the O.F.S. Branch of the Queen
Mary's Needlework GuUd, the South African Gifts and
Comforts Organisation, and the South African Red Cross
Society, with headquarters at Bloemfontein. Address :
Haldon, nr. Bloemfontein, Orange Free State, S. Africa.
Otefis .' Ramblers (Bloemfontein) ; Alexandra (Capetown) ;
Associate of the Royal Colonial Institute, London. (M1225)
MURRAY, Thomas Roberts, O.B.E, 6. 9 Feb. 1862, s. of
James Murray, of Hendon ; to. Annie Starrier Bain, d. of
Peter Bain, of FountviUe, Woodside, Aberdeen. Educ. :
Chanonry House School, Old Aberdeen. Joint Managing
Director to Messrs. Spencer & Co, Ltd, Engineers of Melksham,
Wilts. War Work : Engaged in development and production
of war and munition work, explosive paravanes. Address :
Keverstone, Bath. Clubs : Bath and County ; Royal Auto
mobile ; British Empire. (O605)
MURRAY, Col. Sir Valentine, K.B.E, C.B, C.M.G. (late
E.E.), 4. 13 Feb. 1867 ; s. of George Murray, of Lincoln's Inn ;
m. Flora Constance, d. of Ralph Entwistle Peters, of Eastington,
Glos. Educ : Malvern CoU, and R.M.A. Woolwich. Lieut.
R.E, 1886 ; Capt. R.E, 1896 ; Brevet Major, 1900 ; Major
E.E, 1904; Lieut.-Col. R.E, 1912; Colonel, 1916. War
Wort : South African War, 1899-1902 ; Queen's Medal, with
8 clasps, King's Medal, 2 clasps ; Despatches ; Brevet Majority ;
European War, 1914-18, employed as Deputy Director of
EaUways, France, Oct. 1914, to Feb. 1917 ; Director of Trans
portation and Railway Traffic, with rank of Brig.-Gen. Feb.
1917, to June, 1919 ; despatches 5 times ; Knight of Grace
St. John of Jerusalem ; Commandeur Legion d'Honneur.
Address: 10, Cumberland Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W. 1.
Club : United Service. (K267)
MURRAY, Violet, O.B.E.
MURRAY, Major Walter, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
MURRAY, WilUam, M.B.E.
MURRAY, WUUam, O.B.E., J.P.
MURRAY, Major WiUiam, O.B.E, M.P, 6. 31 Oct. 1865 ;
s. of Capt. John Murray, R.N, of Murraythwaite, Ecclefechan,
rf.B. ; m. Evelyn, d. of John Bruce, of 13, AinsUe Place, Edin
burgh. Educ. : Privately, and Magdalen CoU, Oxford.
M.P. Drimfriesshire, 1918. War Work : Deputy Assistant
Inspector of Recruiting H.Q. Scottish Command, 1915-18 ;
Competent MUitary Authority, Forth Garrison Command,
1918-19. Addresses : Murraythwaite, Ecclefechan, N.B. ; 98,
Park Street, Mayfair, W. 1. Clubs : Carlton ; New Edinburgh. (01697)
MURRAY, Major WiUiam Alexander Kininmount,
MURRAY, WilUam Alfred, O.B.E, ft. 1865 ; s. of Dr. J.
Ivor Murray, of Hong Kong, and Scarborough ; m. Edith
Mary, i. of Rev. J. Sturton, of Woodboro', Wilts. Educ. :
Tonbridge School ; Queen's CoU, Cambridge ; St. Bartholo
mew's Hospital; Aberdeen Univ. D.C.M.S. (Tropical
diseases) Ministry of Pensions, Yorkshire Region. War Work :
CivU Surgeon, Chittagong, Bengal, 1915-16 ; R.A.M.C, 1917-
18; M.O. 43 Stadantwerpen ; M.O.-in-charge Tropical
Diseases Section, 4th London General Hospital ¦ War Office,
as asssistant to Consultant in Malaria. Addresses : c/o
National Bank of India, Bishopsgate Street, E.C. ; c/o CM.S.
Ministry of Pensions, 7, Boar Lane, Leeds. Club : PubUc
Schools. (O7404)
MURRAY, Major WiUiam Cochrane, O.B.E, M.B,
E.A.M.C. (T.).
MURRAY, Major Robert Alan ERSKINE-, O.B.E.
MURRAY, Clarisse Maria Guthrie RIGBY-, Mrs, O.B.E,
i. of Capt. 0. W. Reynolds ; to. George Rigby, s. of B. Rigby
Murray, of Parton. War Work : In charge of Y.M.C.A. Hut
in Military Surgical Hospital, Shepherd's Bush, London.
Address: Parton, GaUoway, Scotland. (011023)
MURRAY, Emma CeciUa, Lady WYNDHAM-, O.B.E. ;
i. of E. Walker ; to. Col. Sh Charles Wyndham. K.C.B, s.
of the late Rev. T. B. Murray, Prebendary of St. Paul's.
Addresses : 10, Rutland Gate, S.W. 7 ; Winton House, Rich
mond, Surrey. (05235)
MURRELL, Capt. Henry Franois, M.B.E.
MURRELL, Major Percy Murray John, O.B.E, R.A.F.
MURRY, John Middleton, O.B.E, 6. 6 Aug. 1889 ; s. of
John Murry, of Wandsworth, London; to. Kathleen, d. of
Harold Beauchamp, of Wellington, N.Z. Educ. : Christ's
Hospital; Brasenose CoU, Oxford. Editor of the " Athenseum."
War Work : Editor of the " DaUy Review of the Foreign Press."
Address : 2. Portland ViUas, Hampstead. (011031)
MURSELL, Col. Henry Temple, O.B.E.
MURTON, AUce Hope, Mrs., M.B.E.; d. of the late
WUliam Hardwick Bradburv, Proprietor of " Punch " ; m.
Uiarles Duncan, s. of Sir Walter Murton, C.B, of Langton,
Kent. War Work: Commandant of the Aux. Mil. V.A.D.
Hospital, Cranbrook. Kent, from Oct. 1914, to Jan. 1919.
Address: Cranbrook Lodge, Cranbrook, Kent. Club: Halcyon. (M9121)
MURTON, Capt. Ivo Murray, M.B.E.
MURTRIE, David James, O.B.E, I.S.O.
-MUSGRAVE, Lieut. Arthur Stanley Gordon, M.B.E,

MUSGRAVE, Lieut.-Col. Bernard, O.B.E, M.I.M.E.,
6. 4 April, 1877 ; s. of Walter Martin, of Bolton, Lancashire ;
m. Ellen Susan,' d. of Thomas Symos, of Yeovil. Educ :
Uppingham, and Neuwied, Germany. Late Director of Messrs.
John Musgrave & Sons, Ltd, Bolton, Lancashire. War Work :
Commanded the 2/12th The Loyal North Lancashire Regt. in
England, the l/4th K.O.Y.L.I. in France; left for Russia
North Expd. Force, June, 1918, returned Nov. 1919 ; men
tioned three times in despatches. Addresses : Glenwood,
Amersham Common, Bucks ; Valparaiso, ChUi. (09701)
MUSGRAVE, Catherine Wares Rittie, Mrs., M.B.E,
6. 19 July, 1864; d. of James Bremner^ of Kirkhill, Wick,
Caithness ; to. Edgar Musgrave, s. of Benjamin Musgrave.
Educ. : Wick ; Edinburgh ; London ; Germany. Manageress,
Prince's Hotel, Hove. War Work : Care of invaUd officers,
who through the generosity of the Directors of Prince's Hotel
were given free hospitaUty. Address : Prince's Hotel, Hove.
(M9122)
MUSGRAVE, Capt. Francis Peete, M B.E, I.A.R.O.
MUSGRAVE, Henry, O.B.E.
MUSGRAVE, Capt. William Newcome, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
MUSGRAVE, WiUiam Noel SAGAR-, M.B.E, 6. 18 Jan.
1876; s. of J. M. Sagar-Musgrave, of Red HaU, ShadweU,
Leeds. Educ. : Cheltenham CoU. War Work : Assist. Com
mander, " 0 " Division, the MetropoUtan Special Constabulary.
Address : 30, St. James' Square, Pall Mall, S.W. 1. Clubs :
Junior Carlton ; Royal Automobile. (M9123)
MUSGRLN, WiUiam Charles, M.B.E.
MUSKER, Capt. Herbert, O.B.E.
MUSPRATT, Horace, O.B.E, 6. 31 Dec. 1875; s. of
Edmund K. Muspratt, of Seaforth Hall, Seaforth, Lancashire ;
m. Rose Mary, d. of Hugh Verdon, of Llanerchydol HaU,
Welshpool, Montgomery. Educ. : Lockers Park ; Clifton
CoU. ; Paris ; Wiesbaden. Director of the United Alkali Co,
Ltd. War Work: Hon. Sec. Liverpool Local Central Com
mittee for War Savings, which was instrumental in collecting
more money for War Bonds, Loans, and War Savings Cer
tificates than any other provincial city. Address : 15, Alex
andra Drive, Sefton Park, Liverpool. Clubs : Racquet,
Liverpool ; National Liberal. (01698)
MUSSON, Arthur, M.B.E.
MUSTARDE, John Clark, M.B.E.
MUTEE, Rohera Muriwair, Mrs., O.B.E. (02193)
MUTTLEBURY, Stanley Duff, O.B.E.
MYATT, Agnes Rose, M.B.E, 6. 15 July, 1891 ; d. of
the late Frederick Myatt. Educ. : Green Secondary School,
Isleworth. War Work : Chief of Women's Staff, War Trade
Statistical Dept. ; Member of Women's Legion. (M2216)
MYATT, Major Arthur Egbert, O.B.E.
MYDDLETON, Lieut.-Col. Cornelius WiUiam, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. MYERS, Arthur WalUs, C.B.E, fi. 24 July, 1878; s. of
the late Rev. John Brown Myers, of Watford, Herts. ; m.
LiUan Agnes, d. of the late Captain George Gentry, of Maldon,
Essex. Educ. : Watford ; The Leys, Cambridge. War Work :
Attached Department of Information (Foreign Office) ; Director
of Publications, National War Aims Committee. Address :
Berrow, Epsom. Clubs : Royal Automobile ; Queen's. (C2828)
MYERS, Charles Samuel, C.B.E, F.R.S, 6. 13 March,
1873 ; s. of Wolf Myers, of London ; to. Edith, d. of I. Sehgman,
of London Educ. : City of London School ; GonviUe and
Caius CoU, Camb.; St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Director of the
Psychological Laboratory, Cambridge ; FeUow of GonviUe and
Caius CoU. ; Editor of the " British Journal of Psychology ;
Member of the Industrial Fatigue Research Board. War Work :
Consultant Psychologist to the British Armies in France;
Inspector of Neurological Hospitals for the War Office ; Advisor
to the Anti-Submarine Division of the Admiralty m selection
tests for hydrophone operators. Addresses: 30, Montagu
Square, London, W. 1; Birchwood, Porlock, Somerset. Clubs:
Athenaeum; Savile; Oxford and Cambridge Musical (C2051)
MYERS, Dudley Borron, O.B.E, 6. 23 Feb. 1861 ; s of
the late Thomas Borron Myers, J.P, of Porters Park, Shenley,
Herts ; m. Anna Frances, d. of the late Major Thomas William
Hilton, of H.M. Indian Army. Educ. : Eton Late President
in India of European Association of Ind-a. War Work : 1914,
organising centres for Voluntary Social Service Bureau for
Men ; also voluntary work, Queen's Work for Women Fund ;
1915, voluntary work, Government Commission for Providing
Occupation for Belgian Refugees ; 1915-19 Hon. Sec Employ
ment Bureau, Queen Mary's Convalescent Auxiliary Hospitals,
Roehampton ; Member Committee Queen Mary s Workshop,
PavUion MiUtary Hospital,. Brighton. Address Junior
Carlton Club. Clubs: Junior Carlton; Orleans ; Royal
Automobile ; Hurltagham. .,„_„-_, (Oibaaj
MYERS, Lieutenant Harry Cecil, M.B.E.
MYERS, Horace, M.B.E.
MYERS, James Eekersley, O.B.E, D.Sc, A.I.C , 6. 24
June, 1890; s. of WilUam Myers, of Bolton, and Cheadle
Hulme ; m. Elsie, d. of John Ingram of Colwyn Bay. Educ .
Manchester Grammar School, and Manchester Uinv. Senior
Lecturer in Chemistry, and Science Tutor Univ of Manchester
War Work : Research on various chemical problems, including
poison gases, for H.M. Ministry of Munitions. Address : The
University, Manchester. _ _„T,1JTTlt,-Rr, i (Voi V
MYERS, Lancelot Brainard, M.B.E, L.D.S, R.C.S. (Eng ),
6 1 May, 1870. Educ. : St. Albans Grammar School ; Middle
sex and Nat. Dental Hospitals. Dental Surgeon. Hon.

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Myers

THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Dent. Surgeon, CorneUa Hospital, Poole ; Dental Surgeon,
Poole School Clinic. War Work : Hon. Sec, Poole Local War
Pensions ; Hon. Dental Surgeon, Poole Red Cross Hospital ;
Member of the Red Cross. Address : The Pines, Parkstone
Road, Longfleet, Poole, Dorset. Clubs : Poole Yacht ; Dorset
Gon. (M9128)
MYERS Leopold,, O.B.E.
MYERS, Lieut. Nathan Coleman, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
MYERS, Vera Anita, Mrs., O.B.E.
MYLCHREEST, Thomas, M.B.E.
MYLES, Lieut.-Col. Charles Duncan, O.B.E, M.B,
R.A.M.C MYLES, Capt. Robert Boulton, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C. (011756)
MYLES, Surg.-Comm. Thomas WilUam, C.B.E, M.D,
B.A, B.A.O. B.Ch, F.R.CS, R.N , fi. 27 May, 1878 ; s. of
Thomas W. Myles, M.D, of Howth, Co. DubUn, Ireland.
Educ. : High School, Dublin ; Trinity CoU, DubUn ; Royal
Coll. of Surgeons, Edinburgh. Officer of Crown of Italy ;
Officer of Order George I. of Greece ; Greek Order of MiUtary
Merit. War Work : Medal and clasp for operation in the
Persian Gulf, H.M.S. " Hyacinth," flagship, Rear-Admiral
Sir E. Slade, 1909-11 ; S.M.O. H.M.S. " Sapphire " 1914-16 ;
employed on Dover Patrol, North Sea, and to the landing at
Y. Beach, GaUipoU, 2d April, 1915 ; May, 1915, to Oct. 1916,
attached to the ItaUan Light Cruiser division in the Adriatic,
Dec. 1916-20, S.M.O. 3rd Royal Marine Batt. attached to the
Salonica Field Force ; afterwards S.M.O. Royal Marine
Garrison, _Egean Islands, and Royal Naval Hospital, Mudros,
and Russian Refugee Camps at Mudros. Address : c/o
Admiralty, London. Club : Royal Societies'. (C3215)
MYLES, Capt. Walter Andrew, O.B.E, fi. 18 Sept. 1892;
s. of Capt. Walter Myles, of the Mercantile Marine. Educ. :
Holy Trinity School, Formby, Lancashire. Entered Liverpool
cotton firm (Continental Dept.), 1910 ; enlisted T.F. (Scottish
Batt.) May, 1912, and subsequently won many shooting prizes ;
mobilised Aug. 1914, and went to France Oct. same year ;
wounded, Ypres, 1915, and Somme, 1916 : to Prisoners of War
Camp in France, 1917 ; promoted Capt, 1918 ; to command
189 Prisoners of War Co. ; relinquished this on being appointed
Staff Lieut, G.H.Q, and later Staff Capt, G.H.Q. (Prisoners of
War Section) ; after all Prisoners of War repatriated from
France in 1919, transferred to War Office to wind up Prisoners
of War affairs. Address : St. Brelades, Bakehouse Road,
Wanstead, Essex. (05619)
MYLINS, WUhelmina Leonie, M.B.E.
MYLNE, Katharine Isabel, O.B.E. ; d. of the Rev.
Townsend Webb Mylne. War Work : Headquarters, St. John
Ambulance Brigade. Address: 42, Bullingham Mansions,
Kensington. (011035)
MYLREA, Doctor Charles Stanley Garland, O.B.E.
MYLREA, Maynard, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. ofthe Rev. Charles
Matheson, of St. Edmunds School, Canterbury ; to. Col.
WUliam Percy Mylrea (who died 1915). Educ. : Privately. War
Work : Nurse at Woodhouse Hospital, Essex ; four years in
charge of Y.M.C.A. Hut for N.Z. troops at SUng Camp, Salisbury
Plain. Address : Hospytts HaU, Gt. Horkesley, Colchester. (M792)
MYOTT, John, M.B.E, R.N.
MYRES, Lieut.-Comm. John Linton, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
MYSORE, H.H. Maharaja Sur Krishnaraja Wadijat,
Bahadur of, G.B.E. (G17)
NADIN, Joseph, O.B.E, F.R.S.A, 6. 2 Jan. 1860 ;
s. of John Nadin, of Salford ; m. Hannah Jane, d. ot
WUliam Oldham, of Oldham. Educ. : Privately. Co-opted
member of Oldham Education Committee ; a Governor of
the Municipal Secondary School ; a Trustee of the United
Charities ; Member of Council of Social Welfare. War Work :
Hon. Sec. of Local Representative Committee of National
Relief Fund ; Hon. Sec, Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Associa
tion ; District Head Incor. Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society ;
the Oldham Representative on the Lancashire County Appeals
Tribunal ; District Representative Women on Land ; Chah
man, Oldham War Pensions, etc. Local Committee, and
member Lancashire and Westmorland Advisory Committee,
Belgian Refugees Hospitality Committee, War Savings Com
mittee, AlUes General Relief Fund Committee, Oldham, and
Middleton Labour Advisory Committee, and Executive Council
of Oldham Branch League of Nations Union. Address : 11,
Nadin Street, Oldham. Club : Reform, Oldham. (O11036)
NAEF, Conrad James, C.B.E, fi. 28 July, 1871 ; s. of
Conrad Naef, of Hausen am Albis, Switzerland. Educ. :
City of London School, and Merton Coll, Oxford. Civil Servant ;
Deputy Aecountant-Gen. of the Navy. Addresses : Admiralty,
London, S.W. ; 32, Strawberry HU1 Road, Twickenham.
Clubs : United Univ. ; Royal Societies'. (C257)
NAGGS, 2nd Lieut. Leonard Bertram, M.B.E.
NAIRN, Capt. Douglas Gordon, O.B.E, R.A.S.C. (T.).
NAIRN, Major George Alexander Stokes, M.B.E.
NAISH, Lieut. Francis Clement Prideaux, M.B.E, R.E.
NAISH, Harold Walter, M.B.E.
,mN^LDER' Leonard Fielding, CLE, C.B.E, T. Major
(T. Lieut.-Col.), Special List. (03185a)
NANCARROW, Charlotte AUce, Mrs., M.B.E.
NANCE, Sir Arthur Stanley, K.B.E, C.B, J.P, R.N,
6. 27 May, 1860 ; s. of James Nance, F.R.CS, of Eccleshall,
Staffs. ; m. Janet Besnard, d. of WiUiam Newburgh TisdaU,

of Donemark, Bantry. Educ. : Trent CoU. ; St. Bart's
Hospital. War Work : Naval Medical Transport Officer for
Scotland, and later Principal Medical Transport Officer at the
Admiralty ; temporarily employed Ministry of Pensions
London. Address : Donemark House, Bantry, Co. Cork
Club : Junior Army and Navy. (K262)
NANCE, Thomas Pierce Hams, M.B.E. (M10408)
NAPIER, Capt. Arthur Lenox, O.B.E, 6. 3 Dec. 1863;
5. of the late Rev. J. W. Napier-Clavering, of AxweU Park,
Blaydon-on-Tyne ; to. Marianne, d. of the late Louis Valentine,
of Belfast. Educ. : Rossall School, and R.M. Coll. Lieut
Alexandra P.W.O. Yorks. Regt, 1882 ; Capt. 1892 ; retired,
1904 ; Assistant to Col. in charge Records Border Grouped
Regt. District, 1905 ; Sec. Northumberland T.F. Association,
1908. War Work : Sec. Northumberland T.F. Association,
Northumberland Local War Pensions Committee, Committee
of Northumberland Prisoners of War Organisation. Address :
Abbey Cottage, Alnwick, Northumberland. Club : Army and
Navy. (O606)
NAPIER, CeciUa Jane, Mrs., C.B.E. ; d. of Charles John
Harper, of Canterbury, N.Z, and gr. d. of the Right Rev.
H. J. C Harper, D.D, first Bishop of Christehurch, N.Z, and
Primate of New Zealand ; to. Arundel Berkeley Napier, second
s. of Edward Berkeley Napier, of Penward House, Shepton
MaUet. War Work : Hon. Sec. British Red Cross, Bath
1914-19; Commandant V.A.D, Somerset 120, since 1915;
Hon. Sec. Bath War Hospital Committee, 1915-20; Com
mandant Bath Rest Station, 1916-19 ; Hon. Sec. Bath Red
Cross Soldiers" Comforts, 1916-19 ; Commandant Bathampton
Red Cross Hospital for Limbless Soldiers, 1917-19 ; Organising
Sec. Bath Flag Days, 1916-19 ; Joint Sec. Bath Red Cross
Fete, 1917. Address : 26, St. James' Square, Bath. (C2829)
NAPIER, Major Charles James, O.B.E.
NAPIER, Major Franois, O.B.E.
NAPIER, 2nd Lieut. James Roos, M.B.E, M.C.
NAPIER, Lieut.-Col. John Steward, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
NAPIER, Norman WUson, M.B.E.
NARBETH, John Harper, C.B.E, M.V.O, R.C.N.C,
M.Inst.N.A, 6. 26 May, 1863 ; s. of John Harper Narbeth, of
Pembroke Dock, South Wales ; m. Aqrula EUzabeth, d. of
William Anstey, of Portsmouth. Edue. : National School,
Pembroke Dock ; Mathematical School, Pembroke Dockyard ;
Royal Naval CoU, Greenwich. Chief Constructor, Royal
Corps of Naval Constructors ; Member Inst, of Naval Architects ;
Member of various committees and sub-committees of British
Engineering Standards Association ; Member of Joint Aero
nautical Technical Committee of Admiralty and Air Ministry.
War Work : Design and construction of immense numbers of
vessels for auxUiary services, such as Oil Tank Steamers for
fleet services and ocean transports ; conversion of passenger
and cargo steamers for same purposes ; mine sweeping vessels,
such as Single Screw Sloops of Flower Class and Paddle
Steamers of Ascot Class ; Submarine hunting vessels ; Seaplane
and Aircraft Carriers, such as " Ark Royal," " Engadine " and
" Campania." Addresses : Ferndale, Grove Road, Sutton,
Surrey ; Admhalty, WhitehaU, London, S.W. 1. (C2830)
NARES, Lieut. Ramsay LleweUyn Ives, M.B.E.
NARRACOT, IsabeUa Frances, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
NASH, Agnes Kathleen Mary, Lady, O.B.E. ; e.d. of the
late James Harran, J.P, of Limerick ; to. Sh Vincent Nash,
Knt. Bach, J.P, D.L, who, in 1909, was created Knight
Commander of the Order of St. Gregory the Great by His
Holiness Pius the 10th. Address : Shannon View House,
KUmurrv, Co. Limerick.
NASH, AUce Emma, M.B.E, fi. 24 Jan. 1857; d. of
WiUiam Nash. War Work : Divisional Sec. B.R.C.S, Lambeth,
from 1916 ; (Special Work) Air Raid Organisation. Address :
17, Barrington Road, Brixton, S.W. 9. (M9133)
NASH, Blanche Thompson, M.B.E.; d. of the late
Thompson Nash, of 14, Highbury Terrace, N. ; The Old House,
Geldeston, Norfolk. Educ. : Privately ; Highbury and
IsUngton High School. Lady Superintendent, Mersey Dock
and Harbour Board. War Work: Welfare Supervisor,
Ministry of Shipping, from Aug. 1916, to Nov. 1919. Address :
38, Brooke Road, BlundeUsands, near Liverpool. (M2220)
NASH, Dorothea, M.B.E. ; d. of Walter Nash, of Hampton-
in-Arden. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Commandant of
V.A.D. Warwick 52, and of the AuxUiary Hospital, Hampton-
in-Arden, opened in Dec. 1914. Address: Glenthorne,
Hampton-in-Arden. Clubs : Three Counties', Bhmingham ;
V.A.D. Ladies'. (M9134)
NASH, Elizabeth LUy, Mrs., M.B.E.
NASH, Elsie Kathleen, M.B.E.
NASH, Capt. Franois Joseph, M.B.E, A.O.A., A.P.D,
6. 17 Aug. 1884 ; s. of WUliam Joseph Nash, of Breamore,
Combe Down, Bath; to. Louisa Theresa Aubrey, d. of the
late Robert Maclauchlan Brandreth, D.C.L, of Woodcombe,
Minehead, Somerset. Educ. : St. George's School, Southamp
ton ; Prior Park Coll, Bath. War Work : Acting Paymaster,
Army Pay Office, Preston, 1915-18; Paymaster, Army Pay
Office, Preston, Feb. 1918 to date. Address: Breamore,
Combe Down, Bath. (M5497)
NASH, Lieut. Frank Horace EUiott, M.B.E, R.N.V.R.
NASH, George Howard, C.B.E, M.I.E.E, 6. 1881 ; «¦ of
George Nash, of 45, Clifton Gardens, W. : m. 1914, Florence
Clarice, d. of Edward MUls, Mus. B. Electrical Engineer;
Chief Engineer, Western Electric Co, Ltd, since 1911;
Technical Adviser to Admiralty Experimental Station, Portland,
since 1918. Club : Royal Dorset Yacht.
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NASH, Henry, M.B.E.
NASH, Lilian Mary Hamel, M.B.E. : d. of the Rev. Canon
T. A. Nash, M.A, Hon. Canon of Norwich. War Work :
Superintendent of Girl Messengers at Air Ministry, March,
1917, to 30 Sept. 1919 ; previously Assist. Supt. of Girl Mes
sengers at War Office, Jan. 1916, to March, 1917. (M9136)
NASH, Capt. Ryder Peroival, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.).
NASH, Comm. Walter Maodonald, O.B.E, R.N.
NASH, WilUam, O.B.E, 6. 18 Nov. 1889. Educ. : Cleaves
School, Yalding. Civil Servant, Ministry of Labour ; upon
demobilisation from Navy in Dec. 1918, was loaned to Ministry
of Food, and appointed Sec. to the Flour MUls Control Com
mittee ; stiU so employed. War Work : 1914-15, Receiving
Officer for Board of Trade, of Belgian refugees at Tilbury and
Folkestone Harbour ; 1915-17, Personal Assistant to Director-
General of National Labour Supply, Ministry of Munitions ;
subsequently Sec. to National Labour Advisory Board,
Ministry of National Service ;- 1918, Sub-Lieut. R.N.V.R.
Southern Patrol (Anti-Submarine Division) ; decorated by
Belgian Government with MedaiUe du Roi Albert avec
rayure. Address : United Sports Club. (0607)
NASH, Capt. WilUam, M.B.E, 6. 4 Aug. 1892; s. of
W. G. Nash, of St. Paul's Cray, Kent. Educ. : The Leys
School, Cambridge. War Work : Served with l/4th Royal
West Kent Regt, Aug. 1914, to June, 1918 ; as G.S.O. 3 with
Special MUitary Mission to Meshed and Russian Turkestan,
Jiuy, 1918, to Jan. 1919 ; mentioned in despatches. Address :
St. Paul's Cray, Kent. Club : Conservative. (M6499)
NASH, Capt. WiUiam John Charles, O.B.E, R.N.R. (ret.),
fi, 28 Dec. 1866 ; s. of WiUiam Nash, of Dublin ; to. Mabel
Louise, d. of Francis Tozer Kinsman, of Eccles. Educ :
Bridge House, Chester. Marine and Dock Superintendent,
London and North-Western Railway Company, Holyhead.
War Work: In command of AuxiUary Cruiser attached to
Grand Fleet, Aug. 1914, to Aug. 1915 ; in command Hospital
Ship, Aug. 1915, to March, 1916. Address : Bryn-y-mor,
Holyhead. Club : Holyhead GoU. (O1701)
NASMITH, Major George WiUiam, O.B.E, 6. 11 July,
1888 ; s. of John WilUam Nasmith, of Barlochan, Dalbeattie,
ST B. ; m. Mary Frew, d. of John M. Robertson, of Glasgow.
Educ. : Manchester Univ. Engineer Vickers, Ltd. War
Wort : Regimental Duty, 7th Batt. Manchester Regt, T.F. ;
seconded to R.E. Salonica ; attached to 16th Corps H.Q. on
Struma Front, in charge Light RaUways for British Troops,
afterwards instructing and handing over to Greek troops ; after
Armistice, with Bulgars, duty with Light RaUways in Bulgaria,
and Standard Gauge, Adrianople ; one of the four members of
Inter-AUied MUitary Railway Commission for the Near East.
Address : Norwood, Heaton Mersey, Manchester. Club :
Junior Army and Navy. (06515)
NASON, Lieut.-Col. Henry Hyde WilUamson, D.S.O,
O.B.E, 6. 8 March, 1857 ; 8. of the late Major-Gen. John
Nason, of Comrie House, Comrie, Perthshire ; m. Florence
Hannay, d. of Col. Alexander Hannay. Educ. : Harrow.
O.C. 2nd Batt. R. Guernsey L.I. (MUitia) Embarkation Staff,
1910-13. War Work: O.C. 2nd Reserve Batt. R. Guernsey
LX, 1916-20. CZufi: PubUc Schools. (08892)
NATHAN, Capt. Arthur Frederic, O.B.E.
NATHAN, Capt. Edward Jonah, O.B.E.
NATHAN, Col. Sir Frederic Lewis, K.B.E., Knt. Bach,
late R.A, fi. 10 Feb. 1861 ; s. of Jonah Nathan, of 11, Pembridge
Square, London; to. Adeline Edith, d. of E. F. Sichel, of
London. Educ. : Privately ; Royal MiUtary Academy,
Woolwich. Entered Royal ArtiUery, 1879 ; Capt.1887 ; Major,
1897 ; Lieut.-Col. 1905 ; Brevet Col. 1908 ; Capt. Inspector,
Royal Laboratory, 1886-88; 2nd Assist, to the D.O. of
Ordnance Factories, 1888-92; Officer-in-charge of Danger
BuUdings, Royal Gunpowder Factory, 1892-99 ; Assist.
Superintendent, R.G.P.F. 1899-1900; Superintendent, 1900-
9 ; Works Manager, Nobel's Explosives Co, Ardeer Factory,
1909—15. War Work : Adviser to the Admiralty on Cordite
Supplies, 1915 ; Director of PropeUant SuppUes, Ministry of
Munitions, 1915-19. Address : 37, CornwaU Gardens, S.W. 7.
CM ; Army and Navy. (K159)
NATHAN, Lieut.-Comm. George Emanuel, O.B.E,
E.N.V.R, NATHAN, Lieut. Stanley John, M.B.E, R.E.
NATHAN, SybU Caroline, M.B.E.
NAUGHE, James, O.B.E.
NAUGHTON, Lieut. Thomas Henry, M.B.E, Mily. Works,
LA. NAWANAGAR, Lieut.-Col. H.H. Shri Sir Ranjitsinhji
Vibhaii Jam Sahib, G.B.E, K.C.S.I. (G45)
NAWTON, Daisy, M.B.E, fi. 6 Jan. 1868 ; d. of Thomas
Lourt, of Winchcombe, Gloucestershire ; m. Charles William,
«. .of George Nawton; of Kirby-Moorside, Yorks. Educ. :
Wmchcombe Private School. War Work: Searching for
Missing at King George Hospital, S.E. 1, for 4 years ; ah raid
™ty, and general V.A.D. work as Section Leader L/258,
JS.R.C.S. ; now doing voluntary work for L.CC Children's
Ure Committee. Address: 28, Canterbury Road, Brixton,
8-W. 9. (M9137}
NAYLER, Joseph, M.B.E.
NAYLOR, Rev. Capt. Alfred Thomas Arthur, O.B.E. ,
M.A. (Cantab.), hon. CF, 6. 27 Dec. 1889 ; s. of the Rev. A. J.
flaylor, of Tunbridge Wells. Educ. : King Edward's School ;
Emmanuel Coll, Ridley HaU, Cambridge. Domestic Chaplain,
wemyss Castle • Chaplain, Wemyss Coal Company. War
Work : B.E.F, France, 1914 15 and 1916-19 ; mentioned in

despatches, Nov. 1917, Dec. 1918. Address : Chaplain,
Wemyss Castle, FUe, Scotland. Clubs: Conservative, Edin
burgh ; Arts, Glasgow. (02654)
NAYLOR, Henry William Letts, O.B.E, 6. 1873 ; s. of
Capt. Henry Thomas Naylor, late Cavahy Depot, Canterbury.
Office of the Crown Agents of the Colonies. War Work : Army
Contracts ; Assistant Director of Raw Materials and Assist.
Controller of Salvage ; Chevalier de l'Ordre de la Couronne
(Belgian) 1918. Addresses : 4, MUlbank, Westminster ; 50,
Aldrlngton Road, Streatham Park. Club Royal Automobile .
(011038)
NAYLOR, WiUiam James, M.B.E.
NEALE, Clara, M.B.E, d. of George Antrim, of Gloucester.
Educ. : Privately. Missionary in Portuguese East Africa.
War Work : Queen Mary's Army Aux. Corps, Unit Adminis
trator. Address : 242, Pitt Street, Sydney, AustraUa. Club :
Belgrave. (M3146)
NEALE, Major John Arnold, O.B.E, 6. 9 April, 1894 ;
s. of Arnold Ferrers Neale, of Dulwich, Surrey. Educ. : C B.
Coll, St. Kilda, Australia. Officer of Commonwealth of
Australia Public Service. War Work : Lieut. 14th Batt. Aus.
Inf. ; Capt. 3rd Echelon, Egypt ; Major and O.C. Base Records,
A.I.F, London. Address : 16, Mayfield Street, St. Kilda East.
(08995)
NEALE, Major WilUam Walter Raymond, O.B.E,
R.A.V.C. NEAME, Ada Grace, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1860 ; d. of James
Sant, C.V.O, R.A, Principal Painter in Ordinary to the late
Queen Victoria ; to. Laurence, s. of George Harding. War
Work: Commandant of Christehurch V.A.D. Hospital,
Beckenham, for 4 years (130 beds). Address : Woodfield,
Southend Road, Beckenham. Club : V.A.D. (M796)
NEAME, Major Arthur Lawrence Cecil, O.B.E, R.E,
and R.A.F.
NEAME, Lieut. George Austin, M.B.E.
NEAME, Maud Kathleen Frances, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 1874 ;
d. of Francis Marsden Cobb, of Margate ; m. Harry Sidney,
s. of Percy Beale Neame, of Faversham. Educ. : Brussels.
War Work : Commandant at The Mount Hospital, Faversham ;
Vice-President of the Clothing Branch, Soldiers' and Sailors'
FamiUes Association ; packed for the Faversham Branch of
the Prisoners of War. Address : Alfred House, Faversham,
Kent. (M3862)
NEAME, Thomas, M.B.E, M.A, 6. 23 Dec. 1885 ; s. of
Frederick Neame, of Luton, near Faversham. Educ. :
Cheltenham ; Caius CoU, Cambridge. War Work : Served in
GaUipoU with 9th Batt. Worcestershire Regt. ; Manager of
Brass and Spelter Departments with Messrs. Stewarts and
Lloyds, Ltd. Address : Colkins, Faversham. (M797)
NEASHAM, Lieut. John Robert, M.B.E, R.N.V.R.
NEATE, Capt. Alfred, O.B.E, fi. 19 Feb. 1873 ; s. of
Charles Neate, of Bristol. War Work: Served as Quarter
master with 1st Batt. P.A. Somerset L.I. throughout the war.
Address : Palace Barracks, Holywood, Co. Down. (05621)
NEATE, Lieut. Frederick Harry, O.B.E, R.E.
NEAVE, Major Charles Alexander, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
NEAVE, John Sime, M.B.E.
NEEDHAM, Major Alfred Owen, O.B.E, M.C
NEEDHAM, James Easthorpe, O.B.E.
NEEDHAM, James Ernest, C.B.E, 6. 30 April, 1875;
s. of Edward Moore Needham, of Duffield, Derbyshire ; m.
Dorothy, d. of Graham R. Lynn, of Karachi. Educ. : Rugby.
Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; Oriental ; BycuUa ; Royal
Bombay Yacht ; Bombay, India. (C2831)
NEEDHAM, James Henry, M.B.E.
NEEDHAM, John Hewson, O.B.E.
NEEDHAM, Col. Joseph George, D.S.O, O.B.E, T.D, 6.
2 Sept. 1876 ; s. of the late John Needham, of Eccles, Lancs.
Edue : Privately, and Owens Coll. Steel and Iron Merchant,
partner, John Needham and Sons, 15, Cross Street, Manchester.
War Work : Mobilised and Commanded 42nd (East Lancashire)
Divisional Train ; embarked for Egypt, Sept. 1914 ; remained
in command till Feb. 1918 ; Command 60th (London) Divl.
Train until April, 1919 ; mentioned in despatches four times.
Addresses : 15, Cross Street, Manchester ; Ranighar, Didsbury.
Clubs : Clarendon, Manchester ; United R.A.S.C. (06258)
NEEVE, William, M.B.E. „ _, _, m ^
NEIGHBOUR, Capt. Sidney William, O.B.E, T.D,
Artists Rifles, 6. 4 Aug. 1875 ; s. of W. F Neighbour F.S.I
of 56, Chancery Lane, W.C. ; m. Gwenydd Joyce, d. of the late
Edward Prentis, of TunstaU, Kent. Educ. : Privately. War
Work : MobUised, Aug. 1914 ; proceeded to France Oct. 1914 ;
served in France until 1918 ; served with 1st Batt. Artists
Rifles and on Staff of 102nd and 12th Infty. Bdes. ; North
Russia 1918-19, served on Staff of Dwina Force. Address :
56, Chancery Lane, W.C (O6702)
NEIL, Capt. George London, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
NEILD, Capt. Ralph, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
NEILEY, Major Bjyard Lamont, O.B.E, Can. A.D.C
NEILL. Capt. Eric Vansithart Ernest, M.B.E.
NEILL. Col. James WiUiam SMITH-, C.B.E, J.P. Bucks
and Ayrshhe, late Scots Guards, 6. 6 March, 1865 ; s. of the
late Capt W. J. Smith-Neill, late R.H.A, of Swmdugenum,
AvTshire Educ : Wellington. Joined Scots Guards 1888.
retired 1903 ; Member of Bucks County Council, 1901-7 ;
Sec Renfrewshire Territorial Force Association, 1907-14 ;
reioined the Armv for service during the war; appointed
DA Q M G. London District, Nov. 1914 ; appointed G.S. 2,
London District, 1915 ; appointed Lieut.-Col. commanding

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Scots Guards, March, 1916, to end of war ; appointed comp
troller and equerrv to H.R.H. Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll,
April, 1919. Address : Doonbrae, Alloway, Ayr. Club :
Guards'; Arthur's. (C1767)
NEILL, Capt. Joseph, O.B.E, R.G.A.
NEILL, William Reid, M.B.E.
NEILSON, Capt. George Clement, O.B.E, M.B, R.A M.C.
NEILSON, Major Henry John, C.B.E, M.D, fi. 30 Dec.
1862 ; s. of Matthew Gilmour, of Glasgow ; m. Annie KeU,
d. of John Tullis, of Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow High School ;
Univs. of Glasgow, Vienna, and Berlin. Chief Commissioner
of Medical Services, London Region, Ministry of Pensions.
War Work : Major, R.A.M.C, to medical charge of Scottish
Command Depot, Randalstown, Ireland ; Deputy Chief Com
missioner of Medical Services, Ministry of National Service.
Address : Shandon, St. George's HiU, Weybridge, Surrey.
Club : Royal Automobile. (C830)
NEILSON, Major John Fraser, C.B.E, D.S.O, 10th
Royal Hussars, fi. 27 June, 1884; s. of Wilham NeUson, of
Arnewood, Kelvinside, Glasgow ; m. Helen Vera. d. of Wm.
Cazalet, of Moscow. Educ. : Uppingham ; Sandhurst. War
Work: Attached Russian Armies in the Field, Aug. 1914, to
end of war ; attached Russian Armies in the Field in Siberia.
Sept. 1918, to Oct. 1919; ret. 1920. Club : Cavahy. (C22127i)
NEILSON, Katherine Helen, M.B.E, fi. 1852 ; d. of
Daniel Neilson, of Hundhill Hall, Yorkshire. War Work :
Founder and Chief Supporter of Flounders College AuxUiary
Hospital, Ackworth, Yorkshire. Address : HundhUl Hall,
Pontefract, Yorkshire. (M3863)
NEILSON, Capt. Ronald Braco Stenhouse, O.B.E.
NEILSON WiUiam Hardcastle, O.B.E, M.A, M.A.I.
(DubUn), M.I.C.E, M.I.M.E, fi. 21 Feb. 1875 ; s. of Henry
Charles Neilson, of DubUn ; m. Ethel Maud, d. of Frank
PhiUips, of Plymouth. Educ. : Mr. Strangways' School ;
Trinity Coll., Dublin. Chief Engineer, Karachi Port Trust,
India ; Member of Concrete Institute, American Society of
CivU Engineers, CouncU of the Institution of Engineers (India).
War Work : Controller of Munitions, Karachi Circle, Indian
Munitions Board, 1917 ; Member of the Priority Committee,
Karachi Circle, Indian Munitions Board, 1917-18 ; Karachi
being the base of operations for the campaign in Mesopotamia,
a large amount of work was undertaken by the Karachi Port
Trust for the MiUtary Authorities. CTm&s : Oriental ; Sind,
Karachi. (09837)
NEISH, Major Colin Graham, O.B.E.
NEISH, EUzabeth Oliver, M.B.E.
NEL, Charles Paul Leonard, M.B.E.
NELIGAN, Comm. Erie Claude, O.B.E, R.N.
NELSON, Major Arthur, O.B.E.
NELSON, Arthur Edward, O.B.E, J.P, I.C.S, fi. 17 April,
1875. Educ. : Newcastle High School, and Magdalen Coll,
Oxford. Chief Sec. C.P. and Berar Adtoiinistration. War
Work : Secretary of Provincial Red Cross Fund. Address :
Nagpur, C.P, India. Club : East India United Service. (O4078)
NELSON, Charlotte Mabel, M.B.E. 6, 21 Jan. 1877 ;
d. of AUine James Nelson, of Fulneck, Leeds. Educ. : Ock-
brook ; Bedford ; Brighton ; Switzerland. War Work :
Appointed Quartermaster of V.A.D. 2 Derby, at its commence
ment, in 1910 ; became Commandant in April, 1914 ; detach
ment equipped a Sunday School lent for a hospital in Autumn,
1914, in Ockbrook ; received 20 British patients on Dec. 23,
1914 ; after which date patients were received till Feb. 27,
1919, when the hospital was closed. Address : HiUside,
Ockbrook, Derby. (M9142)
NELSON, Major and Qr.-Mr. David, M.B.E, D.C.M,
6. 25 Oct. 1866. War Work : Served with 2/lst Lothians and
Border Horse Yeomanry from its formation in September, 1914,
until disbanded in Sept. 1919 ; D.C.M. awarded for services in
South African War, 1900. (M5498)
NELSON, Brig.-Gen. Edgar Forbes, C.B.E, fi. 1859.
Col. and Hon. Brig.-Gen ; Served in S. Africa, 1899-1902
(Queen's medal with three clasps, King's medal with two
clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1712a)
NELSON, Lieut.-CoI. Henry, O.B.E.
NELSON, Bt.-Lieut.-Col. James Owen, O.B.E.
NELSON, Joe, M.B.E. '(M4748)
NELSON, Capt. John Joseph Harper, O.B.E, M.C,
M.D, F.R.CS.. I.M.S.
NELSON, Capt. Maurice Henry Horatio, C.B.E, R.N.
(ret.) ; s. of the late Rear-Admiral Hon. M. H. Nelson. Educ. :
Royal Academy, Gosport. War Work : Employed at Devon-
port Dockyard as assistant to the Captain of the Dockyard.
Address : Summer House, Hamble, Southampton. (C2320)
NELSON, Col. Percy Reginald, C.B.E, 6. 9 Sept. 1884;
to. Helen Cicely, d. of the late Edward WUlett, of Bromley,
Kent. War Work: Served with Expeditionary Force Canteens
in France from Jan. 1915, to AprU, 1919 ; twice mentioned in
despatches. Club : Union. (C1298)
NELSON, Eng.-Comm. Robert Douglas, O.B.E, R.N.
NELSON, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam, O.B.E.
NELSON, WiUiam, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 16 June, 1862 ; s. of
Joseph Nelson, of Appleby, Westmorland ; m. Annie, d. of
Dr. Charles Read, of London. Educ. : Elmfield CoU, York ;
King's CoU, London. Headmaster, Roval Schools for the
Deaf, Manchester ; Registrar, National Coll. of Teachers of the
Deaf. War Work : Sec. Special Aural Board, Ministry of
Pensions. Address : Royal Schools for the Deaf, Old Trafford.
Manchester. (O7704)

NELSON, WiUiam, M.B.E.
NELSON, WiUiam Ernest, O.B.E, M.A M.R.CS
L R.C.P, 6. 7 Nov. 1870 ; s. of the late Rev. WUUam Nelson''
M A, of Arden House, Henley-in-Arden ; m. Rosa Gertrude'
d. of the late A. J. Tompkins, of 10, Park Terrace, Cambridge
Educ : HaUeybury CoU. ; Clare Coll, Cambridge; St
Thomas' Hospital, London. Medical Practitioner at Henley-
in-Arden, Warwickshire; also partner with Oswald Nelson
at Arden House, Henley-in-Arden, Preparatory School for
Boys. War Work : Commandant and Medical Officer of the
V A.D. AuxUiary Hospital, Henley-in-Arden (82 beds) •
Medical Director, B.R.C.S, for the County of Warwickshire.
Address : Arden House, Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire.
Club: Sports. (041)
NELTHORPE, Major Robert Nassau SUTTON-, O.B.E
J.P, D.L, late 8th Hussars, 6. 13 May, 1850 ; s. of the Rev.
Robert Sutton, of Scawby Hall, Lines. ; m. the Hon. DulcibeUa
Eden, d. 61 WUliam George, 4th Baron Auckland (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ. : Eton. Formerly County CouncUlor and
Alderman of the Lindsey County CouncU ; Chahman of
Education and Finance Committees ; Chahman of Governors,
Brigg Grammar School. War Work : Chairman of the
Emergency Committee for the River Trent, from Nottingham
to the Humber. Address : Scawby HaU, Brigg, Lines. Club :
Oriental. (O1705)
NEOBARD, Capt. Harold John Cooke, O.B.E.
NESBIT, Capt. George, O.B.E, M.C.
NESBITT, Lieut. Thomas Hunter, M.B.E, R.A.F
NESBITT, Edward John BEAMONT-, O.B.E, H.M.L.
King's County, 6. 20 Nov. 1860 ; s. of Rev. T. G. Beaumont,
formerly Rector of Chelmondiston, Suffolk; m. Helen (died
1918), d. of Frederick Freeman Thomas, of Ratton, Sussex.
Educ : Winchester and Oriel CoU, Oxford. War Wort :
Parliamentary Dept, Foreign Office. Addresses : Tubberdaly,
Edenderry, Deland; 56, Rutland Gate, S.W. Clubs:
TraveUers' ; KUdare Street, DubUn. (011040)
NESS, Bertha, Mrs., M.B.E. Worker in CathoUc Soldiers'
Club, Abbeville. (M10259»)
NESS, Helen Dorothy Parker, M.B.E, fi. 10 March, 1886 ;
d. of G. Parker Ness, Barrister-at-Law, J.P, of 19, Porchester
Terrace, London. Educ. : Bedford Coll. War Work :
Quartermaster, Westbourne Hospital, Porchester Terrace.
Address : 19, Porchester Terrace, London. (M9143)
NETHERSOLE, Harrison Ralph, M.B.E.
NETTLEFOLD, Robert, O.B.E.
NETTLESHIP, WiUiam Sharp, M.B.E.
NEVATT, Capt. Christopher George, O.B.E, R.A.F,
NEVE, Col. Edward John, C.B.E, 6. 1870. Lieut.-Col.
and T. Col. Army Pay Corps ; served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1712.)
NEVE, Col. Edward John, O.B.E, A.P.D.
NEVILE, Maria EUzabeth, M.B.E, 6. 1861 ; d. of Canon
NevUe, of Lincoln. War Work : Member of Lincolnshire
MUitary Appeal Tribunal ; Chairman, Women's ReUef Com
mittee. (M2225)
NEVLLL, Major Cosmos Charles Richard, D.S.O, O.B.E.,
fi. 1873. Entered Roy. Warwickshire Regt. 1900; Major,
1915; served in the S. African War, 1902 (medal) ; Great War,
1914-19 (despatches). (07514)
NEVILL, Euphan, Mrs., M.B.E,
NEVILL, Florence Mary, Lady George, C.B.E, Lady of
Grace of St. John of Jerusalem ; d. of the late Temple 'Soanes,
of Brenchley House. Kent ; to. 1882, Lord George Montacute
NeviU, J.P, D.L, 3rd s. of the 1st Marquess of Abergavenny,
K.G, J.P. (see Burke's Peerage). War Work: Deputy Presi
dent of B.R.C.S, Brighton, Hove, Preston, and Patcham
Division. Is Commandant of the Lady George Nevill
Hospital, now in conjunction with the Ministry of Pensions.
Addresses : 22, Palmeha Square, Hove, Sussex ; la, Eaton
Square. S.W. (C2832)
NEVILL, Lieut.-Col. Henry Rivers, O.B.E.
NEVILL, Major Stanley Sharp, O.B.E, R.A.F.
NEVILL, Capt. Walter Elphinstone, O.B.E.
NEVILLE, Lieut. Maurice Michael, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
NEVILLE, Ralph, O.B.E. (011787ft)
NEVILLE, Sir WiUiam Henry, K.B.E.
NEW, Lieut. Arthur Henry, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
NEW, Major Claud E., O.B.E.
NEW, Evelyn Helen Johnston, M.B.E.
NEWAL, Lieut.-Col. Frederick WiUiam Monk, O.B.E.
NEWALL, Group-Capt. Cyril Louis Norton, C.M.G,
C.B.E. Dep. Director R.A.F. ; served in the Great War,
1914-19 (despatches). (C1902)
NEWALL, Ethel Nest, Mrs. Geoffrey Stirling, O.B.E.
NEWALL, John Walker, M.B.E.
NEWALL, Capt. Norman Dakeyne, O.B.E, R.A.F.
NEWALL, Helen Frances, Mrs. STIRLING-, M.B.E,
d. of John Deakin Heaton, M.D, F.R.CP, LL.D., J.P.. of Clare
mont, Leeds ; to. Frederick Stirling, s. of Robert Starling
Newall, F.R.S, D.C, J.P. War Work : Sec. and Organiser of
the Wylam Hospital Supply Depot, which made 200,000 articles
for every part of the fighting zone ; meetings were held partly
at Castle Hill and partly at a viUage institute ; responsible
for buying, warehousing, and raising the Fund of £2000;
judge of the soldiers needlework at the MiUtary Hospital, Cox
Ledge, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Address : Castle Hill, Wylam-
on-Tyne. Club: Empress. (M9144)
NEWBERRY, Percy Edward, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 23 AprU,
1869 ; s. of Henry James Newberry, of Ealing ; m. Essie
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Newton

Winifred, d. of WiUiam Johnston, of Bromborough, Cheshire.
Edw. : King's Coll. School, and King's Coll., London. Brunner
Professor of Egyptology in the Univ. of Liverpool, 1906-19 ;
Hon. Reader in Egyptian Art University of Liverpool 1919;
FeUow of King's Coll, London. War Work : Police work and
organising help for Belgian refugees, 1914-15 ; enrolled as a
War Munitions Volunteer, 1916 ; employed first in shell-
turning, and during the whole of 1917 on gauge-making ;
Assist. Sec. to the Director of National Service, London and
South-Eastern Region, 1918-19. Address : Oldbury Place,
Ightham, Kent. CT«6s : Constitutional ; University, Liver
pool. (011041)
NEWBERY, Capt. James Wilfred Trevor, O.B.E, M.C,
R.F.A. NEWBOLD, Col. Ambrose WilUam, O.B.E.
NEWBOLD, Major WUUam, O.B.E, M.A, F.R.A.S,
P.R.G.S, R.G.A, 6. 17 June, 1878 ; s. of WiUiam Newbold, of
Tunbridge Wells and the City of Mexico. Educ. : Uppingham,
and Magdalen CoU, Oxford. Assist. Master, Tonbridge School,
1902-14 ; H.M. Inspector of Schools (Secondary Branch),
1919. War Work : Commissioned Lieut, R.G.A, Dec. 1, 1914 ;
served with B.E.F. France, Jan. 1915, to March, 1919 ; 119th
Heavy Battery, R.G.A, Feb. 1915, to Jan. 1916 ; attached
3rd Field Survey Batt, R.E, Jan. 1916, to Nov. 1918;
attached Maps Section, General Staff, G.H.Q, Nov. 1918, to
March, 1919 ; thrice mentioned in despatches. Address :
c/o Board of Education, London. Club : Royal Automobile. (02658)
NEWBOLT, George Palmerston, C.B.E, M.B, F.R.CS.
(Eng.), fi. 15 March, 1863 ; s. of Kosciusko Kent Newbolt, of
Weymouth ; to. LUa, d. of John Elliot, of Canonbie. Educ :
Weymouth Coll. ; Thompson's, Jersey ; St. Bartholomew's
Hospital ; Univ. of Durham. Consulting Surgeon ; Hon.
Surgeon, Royal Southern Hospital, Liverpool ; Leasowe
ChUdren's Hospital. War Work : Operating Surgeon, Royal
Southern Hospital, Myrtle AuxiUary Hospital, Croxteth Hall
Officers' Hospital, and Leasowe ChUdren's Hospital. Address :
5, Gambier Terrace, Liverpool. Club : Hoylake and WaUasey
Golf. (C2833)
NEWBY, Albert Ernest, M.B.E.
NEWBY, Gervase Edward, O.B.E, F.R.CS.
NEWBY, Styan, O.B.E.
NEWCASTLE, Kathleen Florence May, Duchess of.
O.B.E. ; d. of the late Major Henry Augustus, 9th Lancers, and
Hon. Mrs. Candy, d. of the 3rd Baron Rossmore (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. 1889, Henry Pelham Archibald Douglas Pelham-
Clinton, 7th Duke of Newcastle (see Burke's Peerage). Ad
dresses : Clumber Park, Worksop, Notts ; Forest Farm, Wind
sor Forest; 11, Berkeley House, Hay HiU, W. 1. (011042)
NEWCOMB, Major NeviUe, O.B.E.
NEWCOMBE, Major Harold Kenzie, O.B.E.
NEWEL, Rose AUce, Mrs., M.B.E.
NEWELL, Frank, O.B.E.
NEWELL, Lieut.-Col Leopold Monk, O.B.E, T.D,
R.A.S.C. (T.). "
NEWELL, Lieut.-Col. Stanley Monk, D.S.O, O.B.E, R.E.
(T.). Served in the Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). (O4240)
NEWELL, 2nd Lieut. Will, M.B.E.
NEWEY, Capt. Frank, O.B.E, R.A.M.C (T.).
NEWHAM, Major WiUiam Henry, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
NEWITT, Leonard, O.B.E, M.I.E.E, 6. 10 Aug. 1865 ;
s. of Edward Newitt, of Westbury, Bucks ; m. Ethel, d. of
WiUiam Scott, of Glasgow. Educ. : Magdalen CoU. School,
Brackley, Oxford. Electrical Engineer, M.H. Dockyard,
Chatham. War Work : Engaged in supervising the repairs and
iustaUation of electrical gear on H.M. Ships. Address : H.M.
Dockyard, Chatham. (O610)
NEWLAND, Col. Edmund Walcott, C.B.E, A.P.D,
6. 11 Jan. 1858 ; s. of Capt. Charles Frankland Newland, R.N,
of Midhurst, Sussex ; m. EUen Charlotte, d. of Charles Hornby,
of Dalton HaU, Lancs. Educ : King Edward VI. School,
Bruton, and Sidney Coll, Bath. War Work : Command Pay
master, Western Command, Aug. 1914, to Jan. 1916 ; Command
Paymaster, Gibraltar, Jan. 1916, to end of war. Address :
c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, Charing Cross. (C1713)
. NEWLAND, Lieut.-Col. Henry Simpson, C.B.E. , D.S.O,
M.B, B.S, M.S., F.R.CS, Australian Army Med. Corps,
o. 1873 ; s. of Simpson Newland, of The Terraces, Adelaide,
S. Austraha ; m. 1910, Ellen Mary, d. of James Hemery
Lindon. Educ. : St. Peter's School, Adelaide, and Adelaide
Univ. Assist. Surg. Adelaide Hospital ; Senior Surg. Children's
Hospital, Adelaide ; Surg. Australian Section, Queen's Hospital.
Served during European War, 1914-18, in Egypt, GaUipoli,
and France (despatches) ; Surg.-Registrar, London Hospital,
1901. Address : Strangways Terrace, North Adelaide, Australia.
Club : Adelaide. (C2194)
NEWLAND, Major Victor Marra, O.B.E, M.C.
NEWLANDS, Capt. Alexander, M.B.E.
NEWLANDS, Alexander, C.B.E, M.I.C.E, F.R.S.A,
fi. 11 Jan. 1870 ; s. of Alexander Newlands, of Elgin, Moray
shire ; m. Bessie Hamilton, d. of the Rev. John MacGUchrist, of
Boraiore, Islay. Educ. : West End School, and Privately.
Engineer-in-Chief, Highland Railway Co, Inverness ; Member
Of the Board of Trade Water Power Resources Committee ;
Member of the Conjoint Board of Scientific Societies, Royal
Society Water Power Sub-Committee; Deputy Chahman of
Inverness (Highlands) Local Advisory Committee. Addresses :
Highland RaUway ; Caol-Ila, Inverness. (C2834)

NEWLANDS, Arohibald, O.B.E.
NEWLANDS, John, CLE, C.B.E, fi. 1857 ; s. of the late
John Newlands, of Galashiels, Selkirkshire ; m. 1881, Cecilia
Catherine, d. of tho late John Wicks, dentist, of Edinburgh.
Educ. : Jedburgh and Edinburgh. Entered Postal Telegraph
Sor. Edinburgh, 1870 ; Controller, Telegraph Depart. 1898 ;
Traffic Manager, Sec.';-- Oflice, Gen. Post Office, London, 1901 ;
Dep. Controller, Central Telegraph Office, 1905 ; Controller,
1910 ; retired, 1919 ; reorganised Traffic Depart. Indian
Telegraphs, 1907-9 ; has Order of Crown of Belgium. War
Work : Inlan d and Foreign Telegraph work. Address :
Bemersyde, Farnham Royal, Bucks. (C578)
NEWMAN, Comm. Edward John Kendall, C.B.E, R.N.
Div. Naval Transport Officer ; served in the Great War, 1914-9.
(despatches). (C2260)
NEWMAN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Frederick Herbert, O.B.E.
NEWMAN, Henry Charles, M.B.E, R.N.
NEWMAN, Lieut. Herbert John Greatrex, M.B.E,
R.A.F. NEWMAN, Lieut. James Benjamin, O.B.E, R.N.
NEWMAN, Lieut. James Colin, M.B.E.
NEWMAN, Capt. John Campin, O.B.E, M.B, F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C. (T.).
NEWMAN, Capt. Leslie, O.B.E, R.A.F.
NEWMAN, Major Richard Ernest Upton. O.B.E, M.C,
R.A.M.C NEWMAN, Capt. Vincent Chester, O.B.E, R.M.
NEWMAN, WilUam. O.B.E
NEWMAN, William, M.B.E, 6. 11 Jan. 1868. Educ:
National and Collegiate Schools. Superintendent, Metro
politan Police. War Work : Intensive police work in the central
(Metropolitan) bombed areas. Address : 1, Queen Street,
Hammersmith, London, W. 6. (M9147)
NEWMAN, WiUiam Augustin, M.B.E. (M10409)
NEWMARCH, Bernard James, C.M.G, C.B.E, V.D,
M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P, 6. 28 AprU, 1856 ; s.of the late John
Newmarch, Barrister-at-Law, of the Inner Temple ; to. Blanche
Edith, d. of the late John Heathcote, R.N, of Canley Vale,
N.S.W. Edue. : Cholmondeley School, Highgate ; Buston and
Sherborne ; King's CoU, London. Hon. Consulting Surgeon,
Sydney Hospital, and Royal North Shore Hospital, North
I Sydney. War Work : O.C. 1st AustraUan Field Ambulance ;
1 O.C. 1st and 3rd Australian General Hospitals (1914-19).
Address : 193, Macquarie Street, Sydney. Clubs : Imperial
Service (Sydney) ; Automobile Club of Australia. (C2195)
NEWMARCH, Capt. Edward, M.B.E, 6. 1880; s. of
Joseph Newmarch, of South Shields ; to. Margaret Bone, d. of
Henry Holland, of South Shields. Master Mariner ; Master,
s.s. " War Grange." War Work : White Sea, Russian Expedi
tion. Address : 70, Julian Avenue, South Shields. (M9148)
NEWMARCH, Henry Clarence, M.B.E, R.N.
NEWNHAM, Charles, M.B.E, 6. 23 May, 1850. Educ. :
Munslow National School (Salop). Hon. Licensed Lay Reader,
Diocese of Exeter ; late Conductor, Ordnance Store Corps
(Egyptian Medal and Star, 1882). War Work : Superintendent,
Separation AUowance Section, Worcester Territorial Force
Association, Dec. 1914, to March, 1920. Address : Broad-
hempston, Totnes, Devon. (M9149)
NEWNHAM, John Montague, O.B.E, V.D, D.L.
NEWPORT, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. George Charles, M.B.E,
6. 15 Oct. 1881. War Work : Joined the Rifle Brigade, after
wards receiving Commission in Royal FusUiers ; served with
39th Royal FusUiers (Jewish Batt.) from their formation,
proceeding to Egypt and afterwards to Palestine ; was present
with Battalion in the Jordan Valley, also taking part in the
offensive, Sept. 1918, in the advance on Bs Salt and Ammar. (M4697)
NEWSOM, Col. Augustus Charles, C.M.G, C.B.E,
R.A.V.C, fi. 1866. Dep. Director of Vet. Sers. ; served with
the Chitral ReUef Force, 1895 (medal with clasp) ; in S. Africa,
1899-1900, present at defence of Ladysmith (Queen's medal,
with clasp) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1299)
NEWSOME, Capt. Charles Todd, O.B.E, fi. 8 Aug. 1888 ;
s. of Mark Newsome, of Dewsbury ; m. Elsie Mary, d. of J. M.
Hay of Wallasey. Educ. : Harrogate and Rossall. Motor
Engineer. Address: Myton Bury, Warwick. Club: Junior
Army and Navy. __ _, , . _. (05629)
NEWTON, Alice C, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of Duncan Hender
son J P of Leicester. War Work : Commandant of Knighton
V 4..D. Hospital, Evington, Leicester, Sept. 1915, to Feb. 1919.
Address : Bridport, Great Malvern. (M532)
NEWTON, AUce Elizabeth Maud, Mrs., M.B.E.
NEWTON, Charles Wemyss, M.B.E.
NEWTON, EUzabeth Louisa, O.B.E, MedaiUe de S.M.
la Reine Elisabeth ; d. of the late General W. S. Newton, of
43 Lowndes Street. War Work : Worked for the War Refugee
Committee, General Buildings, Aldwych, from Sept. 1914, to
the end of May, 1919. Address : 43, Lowndes Street, S.W. 1.
(011045)
NEWTON, Ernest, C.B.E, R.A, 6. 12 Sept. 1856 ; s.
of Henry Newton, of Bickley, Kent; to. Antoinette Johanna,
d of WiUiam Hoyack, of Rotterdam, Holland. Educ :
Private School, Blackheath ; Uppingham. War Work :
Hon Director Building Licences Section ; Chairman, BuUding
Labour Committee, Ministry of Munitions; transferred in
March, 1918, to Ministry of National Service. Clubs : Athe-
QcBUiii * Arts (O^ooo)
NEWTON. Florence Mai Shedlock, Mrs, M.B.E,
R.A.F.
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NEWTON, Lieut.-Col. Frank Graham, C.B.E, D.S.O.
Australian Gen. List; served in the Great War, 1915-19
(despatches). T , (C794)
NEWTON, Capt. Frederick, M.B.E, 6. 23 July, 1858; s.of
John Newton, of Warrington ; to. Margaret Annie Maitland.
Educ. : PubUc School. Master Mariner. War Work : On
Salvage Work, Admiralty Service, United Kingdom and Belgian
Coasts. Addresses: Macuan, The Ards, Holyhead; Liver
pool Salvage Association, The Exchange. (M9150)
NEWTON, George Burns, M.B.E.
NEWTON, Sir (George) Douglas Cochrane, K.B.E. ; s. of
the late George Onslow Newton, and of the late Lady AUce
Newton, of Croxton Park, Cambs. (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ;
to. Muriel, d. ot the late Colonel Jemmett Duke, of Newpark,
Co. Sligo. Educ. : Eton, and Trinity CoU, Cambridge. High
Sheriff of Cambs. and Hunts, 1910 ; Chahman of the Cam
bridgeshire County CouncU, 1919-20 ; before that, Vice-Chair
man of Cambridge County CouncU. War Work : Assistant
Sec. at the Ministry of Reconstruction ; also at the Ministry of
Munitions. Address : Croxton Park, Cambridgeshhe. CZwfis :
Bachelors' : Carlton ; Boodle's. (K225)
NEWTON, Lieut. Giles FendaU, M.B.E, R.A.
NEWTON, Major Harry Kottingham, O.B.E.. M.A.
(Oxon.), M.P, 6. 2 April, 1875 ; s. of Sh Alfred James Newton,
Bart, of 17, Cumberland Terrace, Regent's Park ; to. Myrtle
Dens, d. ot W. W. Grantham, J.P, of Balneath Manor, Sussex ;
Educ. : Rugby, and New Coll, Oxford. M.P, Harwich Divi
sion of Essex since Jan. 1910 (Unionist) ; One of His Majesty's
Lieutenants for the City of London. War Work : A.D,
S. and T. Thames and Medway Defences, 1914-15 ; D.A. Duector
SuppUes and Transport, Eastern Command, 1915-19 ; acting
Hon. Sec. C.I.V. Regiment South African War. Address :
4, Lower Sloane Street. S.W. 1. Clubs : Junior Carlton ;
Bath; Garrick. (O3160)
NEWTON, Lt.-Col. Henry, C.B.E, D.S.O, fi. 24 Feb.
1880 s. of Thomas Newton, of The HoUies, Quarndon, nr.
Derby ; m. Beryl Bertha, d. of Earnest Augustus Barford, of
Luton. Educ : Derby School. Director of Newton Brothers
(Derby), Ltd. War Work : Commanded a company 5th Notts
and Derby Regt. (T.F.), 46th N. Mid. Division, 1914 up tiU
May, 1915 ; was the founder of and Officer Commanding
II Army R.E. Workshops, May, 1915, to Dec. 1917 ; Member of
Trench Warfare Committee, Deputy Controller Trench War
fare Dept, and chief design officer Mechanical Traction Dept,
Dec. 1917 until March, 1919 ; Inventor of the Nos. 107 and
110 " Newton " fuses (the first wire-cutting fuses ever used by
British troops); Inventor of the "Newton" 6-inch Trench
Mortar ; Inventor of the " Newton " Trench Mortar bomb used
tor British Trench Mortars ; Inventor of the " Newton" Pippin
rifle grenade ; Inventor of the " Ring charge " for the Stokes
Mortar which increased the range from 300 yards to 800
yards and reduced "prematures;" Inventor of the "Newton
Universal MUitary Tractor" among many other minor devices,
whilst serving with Infantry, Royal Engineers, and ArtUlery
services. Address : MUe Ash House, Darley, nr. Derby. Clubs :
St. Stephen's ; Royal AutomobUe. (C22149)
NEWTON, John Charles, M.B.E, J.P, fi. 29 May, 1869 ;
s. of Thomas Newton, of Liverpool ; to. Emma Casson, d. of
Thomas Rogers, of Liverpool. Educ. : Liverpool Institute.
Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council of Sierra Leone ;
Justice of the Peace of the Colony of Sierra Leone. War Work :
As Manager for Elder Dempster & Co, Ltd, and The Sierra
Leone CoaUng Company, had charge, under Admiralty
direction, of all Coaling and Transport Operations on the Sierra
Leone Station, which was the base for the 9th Cruiser
Squadron. (M2228)
NEWTON, Capt. Robert Henry, C.B.E, 5. 8 April, 1864;
6. of Robert Newton, of Liscard, Cheshire ; m. Catherine, d.
of WUUam Jones, of Holyhead. Educ. : The Northern Insti
tute, Liverpool. War Work : Capt. of R.M.S. " Ulster,"
carrying H.M. mails, despatches, troops, and CivUian passengers
between Holyhead and Kingstown. Address : Homelea,
Walthew Avenue, Holyhead. (C2836)
NEWTON, Major Stephen Guy, O B.E, 6. 18 March,
1889 ; s. of John Vernon Newton, of Chesterfield ; to. Maud,
d. of A. J. Forsdike, of Sheffield. Educ. : Worcester CoU.
War Work : Gazetted 2nd Lieut. Sept. 1914 ; appointed to
K.O. Yorks. Light Infantry • Capt. and Adjutant, May, 1915 ;
Major, May, 1916 ; served with Mediterranean Expeditionary
Force, 1915 to March. 1916 ; France, 1916 to First Battle of
Somme ; In command of Leeds Recruiting Area, 1917 ;
appointed to Lord French's Irish Staff for special duties, 1918.
Address : Knaresboro' Road, MUlhouses, Sheffield. Club :
Athenamm, Sheffield. (07512)
NEWTON, Susan, M.B.E. ; d. of James Lafferty, of
Parsonstown, Ireland ; to. George Daniel, s. of George Newton
of Burton, Lincolnshire. War Work : Commandant of V.A.Dl
176 East Lancs, raised Aug. 1914 ; Organiser and Command-
ant-in-Charge of Britannia and Hartley Coll. Hospitals, Man
chester, from Dec. 1915 to AprU, 1919. Address : 36, Manley
Road, Whalley Range Manchester. (M3865)
NEWTON, Major Thomas Cochrane, D.S.O, O.B.E, R.A,
6. 1 Jan. 1885 ; s. of G. O. Newton, of Croxton Park, St. Neots,
Hunts. Educ. : Wellington, and Royal Military Academy,
Woolwich. War Work: Service in France and Belgium.
Club : Army and Navy. (07513)
NEWTON, Zoe EUesmere Davidson, Mrs, M.B.E.
NEYLAN, Daniel, C.B.E, fi. 1866 ; s. of the late James
Neylan, of Dysart, Co. Clare. Sometime Financial Adviser to

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Salonica Expeditionary Force ; Director of Finance, War
Office. _ _, __ (C258)
NGATA, Aritia Kane, Mrs., M.B.E.
NIAS, Lieut. Herbert John, M.B.E.
NIBLETT, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Harry Edwin Newton,
O.B.E, D.C.M.
NIBLETT, Lieut.-Col. Herbert, C.B.E, D.S.O, R.A.S.C.
Dep. Assist. Director at War Office with rank of Lieut.-Col. •
Member of the Mechanical Transport Advisory Board, War
Oflice; served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1714)
NICHOLAS, AUce Jane Winifred, M.B.E.
NICHOLAS, Lieut.-Col. Edward HaU, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
NICHOLAS, Lieut. Ernest, O.B.E, R.N. (ret.).
NICHOLAS, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
NICHOLAS, T. Lieut. Samuel WilUam, O.B.E, R.E.
NICHOLAS, Major TressiUan Charles, O.B.E, M.C, M.A,
R.B, 6. 17 Aug. 1888 ; s. of Charles Alfred Nicholas, of Canter
bury (late of London Stock Exchange) ; m. EmUy Lothian,
d. of the late John Buchanan, of Wishaw. Educ : Berkham
sted, and Trinity Coll, Cambridge. FeUow and Lecturer of
Trinity CoU, Cambridge ; FeUow of the Geological Society of
London. War Work : Drawing, printing, and issue of Maps
with the 5th Field Survey Batt, R.E, B.E.F, 1916-19;
att. Gen. Staff for Map work, Dardanelles, 1915, and Egypt,
1916. Address : Trinity CoU, Cambridge. (02661)
NICHOLL, Capt. Charles Carlyon, O.B.E, F.I.A, F.F.A,
6. 10 May, 1879 ; s. of David Charles NichoU, of Wisbech,
Cambs. Educ. : lie CoUege, Vevey ; Sedbergh ; Cambridge.
Actuary to Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Singapore.
War Work : Served in R.A.S.C. Investigation Dept. ; France,
Dec. 1915, to Feb. 1918 ; Italy, Feb. 1918, to AprU, 1919.
Address : Great Eastern LUe Assurance Co, Singapore. Club :
Singapore. (O6404)
NICHOLL, David Arthur, O.B.E, M.A, LL.M, fi. 1868;
s. of Rev. David Nicholl, M.A, of Edwin Loach Rectory,
Herefordshire ; m. HUda Maud, d. of J. Chalmers-Hunt, of
ChadweU, Ware, Herts. Educ : St. John's Coll, Cambridge.
SoUcitor ; Town Clerk of Wandsworth ; Election Registration
Officer of Wandsworth, etc. Address : 36, St. John's Road,
Putney HiU, S.W. Clubs: Oxford and Cambridge; Albe
marle. (042)
NICHOLL, Major Earle MoKUlop, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
NICHOLL, Lieut. Edwin McKiUop, M.B.E, LA.
NICHOLL, Major Hazleton Robson, O.B.E, R.A.F.
NICHOLL, AUan HUME-, C.B.E, 6. 12 March, 1866-
s. of Hume NichoU, of Usk. Monmouthshire ; m. Annie Rosalie,
d. of W. H. Thornton, of Minster. Educ : Cordwallis;
Maidenhead ; King's CoU. Mayor of Lewisham, 1914-19;
Alderman of Lewisham, 1911 to date ; Div. Commander City
of London PoUce Reserve, B Div ; Governor Lewisham
Grammar School ; Div. Inspector Lewisham Red Cross V.A.D. ;
Chahman, Profiteering Committee ; Chairman Lewisham
War Pensions ; trustee Crystal Palace ; Governor, St. Dunstan
School ; Chairman, Red Cross, Lewisham Div, War Loan,
War Savings, Tribunal, Food Control. Address : Hillsboro',
Sydenham. Club: Junior Carlton. (C2837)
NICHOLLS, Ada Casterton, Mrs., M.B.E.
NICHOLLS, Arthur Burleigh, M.B.E, CavaEere della
Corona d'ltaUa, 6. 8 July, 1876 ; s. of WiUiam Henry, of
Burleigh House, Sutton, Surrey; to. NeU Duncan, d. of Ronald
D. Doulton, of Surbiton. Educ. : Merchant Taylors' School;
France and Germany. Merchant, MUan, Italy. War Wort :
Head of Metal Department, Commission Internationale de
RavitaiUement, India House, Kingsway. Address : Rovera,
Mahiate pior. di Como, Italy. (M9152)
NICHOLLS, Lieut.-Comm. Arthur Sydney Moir, O.B.E.,
R.N.R. NICHOLLS, Major Edward Alfred, O.B.E.
NICHOLLS, Evelyn, M.B.E.
NICHOLLS, Frederick Lucius, O.B.E, 6. 29 Dec. 1859 ;
8. of Lucius NichoUs, and Amy NichoUs, nee Pigott, of the
famUy of Abington Pigott, of Cambridgeshire and grandson
of Major John George BeU ; m. Margaret Jesse Bance, d. of
WilUam Albert James, of the famUy of James, of ChUcompton,
Somerset. War Work : Medical Officer to AuxiUary Hospital;
Medical Attendance to the wives and famUies of soldiers
and saUors, and assistance to Belgian Refugees. Address:
Fulbourn, nr. Cambridge. (011046)
NICHOLLS, George, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 25 June, 1864;
Educ. : Privately. Chief Organiser for Agricultural Organisa
tion Society, on the AUotments and SmaU Holdings Section.
War Work : Lecturing for Recruiting Campaign, for War Savings ;
Mayor of Peterborough, 1916-18 ; Chairman of a number of
Committees for War purposes ; Member of Agricultural Wages
Board ; Member of the recent Royal Commission on Agri
culture ; was M.P. for N. Northamptonshire, 1906-10. Ad
dress : Kimberley Lodge, 162, Lincoln Road, Peterborough.
Club : National Liberal. (011047)
NICHOLLS, George Thomas, M.B.E.
NICHOLLS, Major Gregory BasU Treglisson, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C. NICHOLLS, Helen, Lady, O.B.E, v. 13 Oct. 1879 ; d. ol
Chas. P. Sprent, late Surveyor- General of Tasmania ; m. Sir
Herbert NichoUs, Chief Justice of Tasmania, s. of Henry
Richard NichoUs, of BaUarat, Victoria, and Hobart, Tasmania.
Educ. : Friends' High School, Hobart. War Work : Vice-
President, Tasmanian Red Cross Society during the war, and
Member of executive committee and organiser and head of a

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Nicol

Red Cross Circle, formed to collect money and make garments
for Australian Red Cross ; Member of Australian Comforts
Fund Committee. Address: Dionnan, PiUlnger Street,
Hobart, Tasmania. (02166)
NICHOLLS, Capt. James Edward, O.B.E.
NICHOLLS, Capt. Reginald Latham, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
NICHOLLS, Riohard Howell, C.B.E. ; ,Supt. of the Line,
Great Western Railway. (02838)
NICHOLLS, Thomas, M.B.E.
NICHOLLS, Capt. William, M.B.E.
NICHOLS, Charles Lee, C.B.E. Hon. Auditor of British
Red Cross Society and Order of St. John of Jerusalem. (C1011)
NICHOLS, Dorothea Marian, M.B.E.
NICHOLS, Lieut. Frederiok William, M.B.E.
NICHOLS, John Alexander, M.B.E, 6. 23 Jan. 1880 ;
s. of H. Norman Nichols, of Wantage ; m. Agnes Mabel d.
of J. A. George, Auctioneer, of Newport, Mon. Educ. : King
Alfred's Grammar School, Wantage. War Work : Founded
and organised the Wantage and District Territorial Comforts
Fund which sent out many comforts to the men ; it also main
tained Prisoners of War ; Hon. Sec. of the Wantage and District
War Savings Committee, the first committee in the county to
form a War Savings Association in every village in its district ;
the savings per head of the population and per head per member
were highest in the county ; also Hon. Sec. of the Wantage
War Savings Association. (M9156)
NICHOLS, Col. Joseph Cowie, C.B.E, 6. 1859 ; s. of
Charles Nichols, of Dunedin, New Zealand ; m. 1900, Helen
Hunter, d. of R. M. Ayre, of Benduck Station, Hay, New
South Wales. Educ. : Boys' High School, Otago ; Christ's
Coll. Christehurch ; Jesus Coll. Cambridge. Sheep farmer ;
Director of N. Otago Farmers Co-operative Association, Ltd. ;
Col. New Zealand Mounted Rifles, Comdg. Otago Dist. ;
J. P. for New Zealand; appointed an A.D.C to Gov.-Gen.
1913. Address : Kuriheka Station, New Zealand. Club :
Otago (Dunedin). (C707)
NICHOLS, Capt. Thomas George, M.B.E.
NICHOLSON, Capt. Bernard John, M.B.E, R.A.F
NICHOLSON, Catherine, Mrs., O.B.E.
NICHOLSON, Christabel, M.B.E, W.L.
NICHOLSON, David Walter, O.B.E.
NICHOLSON, Evelyn Johanna, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of
Thomas H. Jackson, of The Manor House, Birkenhead ; to.
Charles M. Nicholson, s. of Hugh H. Nicholson, of Spital Hall,
Spital. War Work : Quartermaster, Vernon Institute Red
Cross Hospital, SanghaU, Chester. Address : MoIUngton,
nr. Chester. (M801)
NICHOLSON, Florence Isabel, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 12 July,
1881 ; d. of Thomas RothweU, of Rockfield, Kelts ; to. John
Hampden, s. of Christopher Armytage, of Babrath Burry,
Kells. War Work : Commandant of Kells Auxiliary Hospital,
May, 1917, to Feb. 1919. Address : Babrath Burry, Kells,
Co. Meath. Club : AutomobUe, DubUn. (M2231)
NICHOLSON, George Gibb, C.B.E. (C3201)
NICHOLSON, Major Henry Sooble, O.B.E.
NICHOLSON, Ivor Percy, C.B.E, 6. 1891 ; s. ofthe late Rev.
Thomas Nicholson, of London. Educ. : MU1 HU1 School. War
Wort: Ministry of Information, 1916-18, Pictorial Propaganda
Dept, Officer-in-Charge of Periodicals ; Department of Overseas
Trade, 1918-19, Assistant Private Sec. to Sir Arthur Steel-
Maitland, Bart, M.P, and in charge of Press Dept. under
Rt. Hon. Sh Hamar Greenwood, K.C, M.P. ; Victory Loan
Campaign, 1919, Assistant Director to Mr. Sydney Walton,
C.B.B. Address : 18, Queensthorpe Road, Sydenham, London,
S.E. 26. Club : Whitefriars. (C2839)
NICHOLSON, Col. John Sanctuary, C.B, C.M.G, C.B.E,
D.S.O, fi. 1863 ; s. of William Nicholson, of Basing Park,
Alton, Hants, and 2, South Audley Street, W. Entered
Hussars, 1884 ; Capt. 1891 ; Major, 1899 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col.
1900; Lieut.-Col. (h.-p.) 1903 ; Brevet Col. 1905 ; Col. 1907 ;
deputed to take over guns, arms, etc, of British S. Africa Co,
subsequent to Dr. Jameson's raid into Transvaal, 1896 ;
served during Matabele War, 1896-97 (despatches) ; S. Africa,
1900-2 (despatches, Brevet Lieut.-Col.) ; served during the
Great War, 1914-17, on Staff (despatches, Order of Leopold of
o .FP' I^Sion of Honour, Croix de Guerre) ; raised British
S. Africa Co.'s Police, of which he was appointed Comdt.
Worth of Zambesi, 1897 ; Comdt.-Gen. Rhodesia Protectorate,
1898 ; sometime Inspector-Gen. S. African Constabulary ;
Comdt at Base, 1914-19, with rank of Brig.-Gen. 1917 ;
Vice-Chairman of Hants Territorial Force Assoc. ; unsuccess-
fmly contested Stafford (C), Dec. 1910. Addresses : Bordean
House, Langrish, Petersfield; 2, South Audley Street, W.
Clubs : Naval and Military ; Cavalry. (C579)
NICHOLSON, Capt. John Steel, M.B.E
NICHOLSON, Lieut.-Col. Malcolm, M.B.E, R.A.F., fi.
30 Jan. 1888 ; s. of Sh Arthur Nicholson, of Highfield Hall,
• Sf' stans. ; m- Kathleen Gertrude, d. of CorneUus Chambers,
ot Moseley, Birmingham. Educ. : Private School, and Trinity
nan, Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law. War Work : Joined
Army as 2nd Lieut. R.F.A, Oct. 1914 ; transferred to R.F.C,
flarch, 1916 ; served overseas, France ; transferred to Royal
Air Force Staff at the Horse Guards as Staff Officer, 1st Class,
on the London Air Defences. Address : CaUuna, Heathside
Road, Woking, Surrey. Club : Royal Automobile. (M2232)
NICHOLSON, Capt. Norwood, M.B.E, 6. 4 May, 1880;
s. of Rev. Thomas Nicholson, of Birkdale ; to. Eileen Hilda,
«¦ of the late F. G. Myers, of Rotherham. Educ : Rotherham
Wammar School. Chartered Accountant. War Work:

385

Accounts, Home Base Supply Depot (No 3). Address : Edale
Moorgate, Rotherham. (M5502)
„ .NICHOLSON, Reginald, M.B.E, M.P. for Doncaster ; s.
of William Norris Nicholson, of 43, PhilUmore Gardens, London ¦
m. Natalie, d. of Frederick S. Pearson, of New York. Educ •
Charterhouse. Assist. Traffic Manager, Bengal Nagpur RaU
way, 1894 ; Manager of " The Times," 1909-15. War Work :
Central Prisoners of War Committee, Food Production Depart
ment. Address : 61, Park Mansions, Knightsbridge ; Hurley,
Gt. Marlow ; Tretheake Mill, Trogoney, Cornwall. Clubs :
Queens ; Princes. (M2233)
NICHOLSON, Major Richard Granville, O.B.E.
NICHOLSON, Robert Beattie, O.B.E, 6. 17 April, 1848 •
s. of James Nicholson, of CarUsle ; m. Sarah Jane, d. of Joseph
Pattinson, of Carlisle. Educ. : Privately. Town Clerk ¦
Clerk to the Education Committee, Port Sanitary, and Burial
Authorities. War Work : Hon. Sec. Conference of Bast
Coast Watering Places, Local Canadian Fund Committee,
Local National Relief Fund Committee ; Special Constable ;
Sec. to Emergency Committee, Local Tribunal, Naval and
Military War Pensions Committee, Fuel Control Committee;
Joint Executive Officer Food Control Committee. Address :
Kirklinton, Lowestoft. Clubs : Northern Counties ; Lowestoft
Coif. (07708)
NICHOLSON, Major Roger Brighouse, O.B.E, I.M S.
NICHOLSON, Samuel Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 10 ,Dec. 1850;
s. of WilUam Nicholson, of Crowle, Lines. Insurance Manager.
War Work : Member of Home Office Shops Committee ;
Organised and became Hon. Sec. to the National Chamber of
Trade in support of the Camps Library, and other Voluntary
Assistance. Address : Chaseley, Holderness Road, Hull.
Club : Literary ; HuU Exchange. (M2234)
NICHOLSON, Major Stephen William, O.B.E, M.C,
R.A. NICHOLSON, Sybil Helen, Lady, O.B.E, d. ofthe late Sir
Herbert Croft, 9th Baronet ; to, 1902, Sir John Rumney
Nicholson, Knt. Bach, C.M.G, M.I.C.E, Chief Eng. for
Docks N. B. Rly. Address : 20, Nevern Mansions, S.W. 5.
(O1003)
NICHOLSON, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E.
NICHOLSON, Major Thomas Brinsley, O.B.E.
NICHOLSON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WUUam Henry, O.B.E,
M.B.E. NICHOLSON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WilUam James, O.B.E,
Can. M.G.C
NICOL, Charlotte, M.B.E. ; d. of Alexander Nicol, of
Belfast. Educ. : BeUast MercantUe CoU. War Work :
Joined Ministry of Munitions in July, 1916, as Sec. to repre
sentative of the Ministry at Lancaster National Projectile
Factory ; transferred to Headquarters in Feb. 1917 ; returned
to Lancaster Factory in July, 1917, as Chief Assistant to repre
sentative of the Ministry, and remained there until Oct. 1919.
Address : 20, Hopefield Avenue, BeUast. Club : Anglo-French
Society. (M9158)
NICOL, Lieut. George, O.B.E.
NICOL, Rev. George Erskine, O.B.E, 6. 15 July, 1868 ;
s. of George Nicol, of Clackmannan ; to. IsabeUa Bowman
Geddes, d. of George Geddes. of Dysart. Educ. : Edinburgh
TJniv. ; United Presbyterian - Theological Hall. Minister, at
Muswell Hill, Presbyterian Church. War Work : Three years'
service as Chaplain, mostly with Fourth Army on the Somme ;
attended sick and wounded in Casualty Clearing Stations ;
conducted Recreation Rooms and Canteens for the troops ;
provided equipment for footbaU teams, and concert parties'
and acted as biUeting officer. Address : 31, Church Crescent,
Muswell HiU, N. 10. (05634)
NICOL, Capt. John, O.B.E., V.D.
NICOL, John Strathdee, M.B.E, 6. 12 AprU, 1869 ; s.
of M. Nicol, of Cumnock, Ayrshire; m. Jeannie Rae, d. ot
Jas Breckemidge, of Cumnock. Educ. : Cumnock PubUc
School, and Ayr Academy. Explosives Factory Manager ;
Chahman, Pitsea Drainage Board ; Member Southend
LAC; Ex-Chairman of Pitsea Parish Council. War Work :
Manufacture of PropeUants (Cordite). Address : 44, Kilworth
Avenue, Southend-on-Sea. (M803)
NICOL, Quintin Anderson, M.B.E, 6. 1876 ; s. of Edward
Douglas Nicol, of Arbroath; to. Cisse, d. of Ralph Wilks
Herbert, of Sunderland. Educ. : Arbroath and Sunderland.
Assistant County Director V.A.D. ; District Officer for Trans
port, St. John Ambulance Brigade ; Hon. Serving Brother of
the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England ; Corps Trans
port Officer, Royal Naval Medical Transport Corps. War
Work ¦ Organised and controlled aU Ambulance and Hospital
Transport work in Durham County for MiUtary and Naval
purposes during the period of the War, 1914-18. Address :
The Hermitage, Roker, Sunderland. Clubs : Royal Auto
mobile ' Road (M2235)
NICOL, Capt. Randall James, O.B.E, 6 Aug 1882 ; s
of WiUiam Edward Nicol, of Ballogie. Educ: Eton and
Christ Church. Oxford. War Work : Capt. (T. Major) Argyll and
Sutherland Highlanders ; Camp Commandant VII Corps H.Q.
Address: Ballogie, Aboyne, N.B. Club: Junior Carlton (05635)
NICOL. Robert Gordon, O.B.E, J.P.
NICOL, Sir Thomas Drysdale, K.B.E, 5. 16 Feb 1878 ;
s of Thomas Nicol; m. Jean Henderson, y. d. of Robert
Simpson. Educ. : High School, Glasgow, and Univ. Glasgow.
War Work • Financial Adviser to the Ministry of Munitions ;
ControUer of Aircraft Contracts ; Chahman of Liquidation of
2 C

Nicol

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Aircraft and Mechanical Transport Contracts Committee ;
Special Commissioner for Disposal of Surplus Government
Property in the Occupied Area of Germany. Address :
28, Park Lane, London, W. 1. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (K402)
NICOL, Major Brev. Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Hutton, O.B.E,
R.A.V.C. NICOLL, Capt. Frederick Alan Benson, O.B.E.
NICOLL, Lieut.-Col. Peter Strachan, C.B.E, T.D, J.P,
D.L, 6. 21 Nov. 1864 ; s. of Robert Nicoll, of Dundee ; m. Jane,
d. of James Rutherford, of Dundee. Educ : Dundee High
School. ColUery and Shipping Agent ; Lord Dean of GuUd,
City of Dundee. War Work : served with l/5th Black Watch ;
raised and commanded 2/5th Black Watch ; commanded
9th (Res.) Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders, and 2/7th
Northumberland FusiUers, E.E.F, and Sudan ; Order of the
Nile, 3rd Class ; mentioned in despatches 3 times. Addresses :
65, Trades Lane, Dundee ; Eaglemount, Carnoustie. (C1386)
NICOLL, Thomas Alexander, M.B.E.
NICOLL, WiUiam Harry, M.B.E.
NICOLLE, Capt. John MacArthur, O.B.E, R.A.F.
NICOLLS, Edward Hugh Dyneley, O.B.E.
NICOLLS, Heloise Scott, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
NICOLSON, Joseph, Henry, O.B.E.
NIELD, Faerie Edith Lilian, M.B.E, L.L.A. ; d. of
Edward Whalley, of Liverpool ; m. Charles B. Nield. War
Work : Hon. Treas. Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Assocn.
(Southport Branch) ; Member of War Pensions Committee ;
Member of Birkdale Surgical Aid Association ; Queen Mary's
Needlework GuUd. Address : 16, Oxford Road, Birkdale,
Lancashire. Club: Formby Ladies' Golf. (M9160)
NIGHTINGALE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas George
Hull, M.B.E, R.A.
NIGHTINGALE, Thomas Herbert, M.B.E
NIGHTINGALE, WilUam Joseph Edward, M.B.E, R.N.
NIGHTINGALE, WilUam MaxweU, M.B.E.
NIMMO, Sir Adam, K.B.E, Vice-President, Mining
Association of Great Britain ; Chairman of the Scottish Coal
Trade Conciliation Board ; Managing Director, James Nimmo
& Co, Ltd. ; Dhector, Fife Coal Co, Ltd. ; Scottish BoUer
Insurance and Engine Inspection Co, Ltd. ; Yorkshire In
surance Co, Ltd. ; The Shotts Iron Co, Ltd. Address : 21,
Bothwell Street, Glasgow. (K160)
NIND, Capt. Henry James, O.B.E, R.A.
NISBET, Henry Kingscote, O.B.E, 6. 21 Sept. 1875;
s. of Rev. Canon John Marjoribanks Nisbet, formerly
Canon of Norwich, and Rector of St. GUes in the Fields. Educ. :
Eton, and Balliol Coll, Oxford. General Inspector Local
Government Board. War Work : Ordinary and. War Work
of the Local Government Board. Address : Purton, Wilts.
Clubs : Athenaeum ; Union. (03851)
NISBET, Robert, M.B.E.
ND7EN, Charles Bain, M.B.E.
NIVISON, WilUam, M.B.E.
NIX, Major Charles George Ashburton, O.B.E.
NIXON, Herbert ThomUnson, M.B.E, M.D, Ch.B,
F.R.C.S.E, 6. 17 Dec. 1869 ; s. of John Nixon, of Aintree,
Liverpool. Educ. : Royal Institution School, Liverpool
Univ. Coll, and Royal Infirmary, Liverpool. War Work :
Medical Officer, Venice Street AuxiUary Military Hospital,
Liverpool. (M10279)
NIXON, Margaret Eva, M.B.E.
NIXON, Capt. Sydney, O.B.E, R.A.F.
NOAL, Frederick Worth, M.B.E.
NOAL, Comm. Richard John, O.B.E, R.N.R.
NOBLE, Alexander, M.B.E, R.N.
NOBLE, Major Bertram WUfrid, O.B.E, H.A.C , fi
3 July, 1881 ; s. of Chas. Rossiter Noble, of Athol House,
Sidcup, Kent. Educ. : Sidcup CoU, Kent. Chahman, B. W.
Noble, Ltd, Incorporated Insurance Brokers and Managers
78-79, King WiUiam Street, E.C. 4. War Work : Berved
1914-17, H.A.C Infantry in France and Belgium and in
England, 1917-19; attached XIII. Corps H.Q, as Chief
Instructor XIII. Corps Infantry Schools. Address : Cross-
ways, Bickley Park, Kent. Clubs : New City ; Exchange,
Liverpool. (05637)
NOBLE, Major Crawford, M.B.E, 6. 13 Oct. 1880 • s of
Crawford Noble, of Aberdeen ; m. Elizabeth Kathleen, d. of
the late Richard Reade, of BaUycayne, Co. Wicklow. Educ. :
Aberdeen Univ, and Ecole des Eaux et Forets, Nancy, France
Assist. Principal Forest Officer, Cyprus. War Work ¦ 2<1
Suffolk Yeomanry, A.P.M, 27th Division, and afterwards
in charge of aU MiUtary PoUce in the Caucasus. Address:
Nicosia, Cyprus. (M4817)
NOBLE, Capt. George Anderson, M.B.E.
NOBLE, John, M.B.E.. M.B, J.P
NOBLE, Capt. Riohard, O.B.E.
NOBLETT, Brevet Lieut.-Col. Louis Hemington, C.B.E
R. of O. Royal Dish Rifles, 6. 15 Jan. 1869 ; s. of H. S. Noblett
of Cork ; m. Edith Mary, d. of George Bennett, late of Little
Rissington Manor, Glos. Educ. : Bath CoU. Joined Royal
Irish Rifles, Aug. 1888 ; served in S.A. War as Company
Commander in " Lumsden's Horse" ; mentioned in despatches
and awarded Brevet Majority. War Wort: Employed as
Embarkation Staff Officer from Aug. 1914, to May, 1919 at
Liverpool and Folkestone; mentioned. Address : Ashton,
Chaffcombe, Chard, Somerset. Club : Junior Army and Navy.
NOEL, Hon. Charles (Hubert Francis), O.B.E, Cpt°,

1st Batt. Coldstream Guards, 6. 22 Oct. 1885; 2nd s. ofthe
3rd Earl of Gainsborough (see BURKE'S Peerage); in. May
d. of Brig.-Gen. Douglas Dick, C.B. of Pithkerro. Address:
Campden House, Gloucestershire.- Clubs : Guards' ; Naval
and Military. (05638)
NOEL, Charlotte, M.B.E.
NOEL, Major Frances Arthur Gerard, O.B.E.
NOEL, Capt Kenneth Hugh, O.B.E, LA.
NOEL, Martial Louis Auguste, C.B.E. Registrar-Gen.
of Mauritius. War Work : Acted as Food Controller and
Controller of Exports. Address : Port Louis, Mauritius. (C2021)
NOLAN, Elizabeth Florence Mary, M.B.E, 6. 11 Aug.
1887 ; d. of John Nolan, of Sawbridgeworth, Herts., and
Monaghan, Ireland. Educ. : Privately, and at Sacred Heart
Convent, Deal. War Work : Sec. to Principal Clerk and
Supervisor of Women's Staff, Public Trustee Office. Address:
St. KUda's, Worcester Park, Surrey. (M9164)
NOLAN, Robert Howard, C.B.E. Hon. Sec. New Zealand
Soldiers' Club. (C372)
NOON, Major Charles, O.B.E, F.R.CS, R.A.M.C.
NORBURY, Major Frank Hubert, O.B.E, R.A.S.C. (T.).
NORBURY, Capt. Lionel Edward Close, O.B.E, M.B,
B.S.(Lond.), F.R,CS.(Eng.), R.A.M.C, fi. 9 Jan. 1882 ; s. of
Sir H. F. Norbury, K.C.B, K.H.S, of St. Margaret's, Eltham,
Kent ; m. Grace, d. of A. W. Rogerson, of The Avenue, Lewes.
Educ. : Merchant Taylors' School, and St. Thomas's Hospital.
Surgeon Belgrave Hospital for ChUdren ; Assistant Surgeon,
St. Mark's Hospital ; Assistant Surgeon MUdmay Mission
Hospital ; Consulting Surgeon, Isleworth Infirmary ; Demon
strator of Anatomy St. Thomas's Hospital. War Work:
Surgeon British Red Cross Hospital, Netley, from Oct. 1914, to
May, 1919, with temp. hon. rank of Capt, R.A.M.C. Address :
25, Harley Street, London, W. 1. • (03852)
NORCOCK, Comm. Charles Vernon Lowcay, O.B.E.'
R.N. NORIE, Grace, Mrs, O.B.E.
NORIE, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E.
NORMAN, Major Edward Hubert, D.S.O, O.B.E, The
Queen's Own (R.W.K.) Regt, 6. 5 Nov. 1880 ; s. of Philip
Norman, of 45, Evelyn, Gardens, London, S.W. ; m. Isabel
Helen, d. of J. W. PhiUp, of Johannesburg, South Africa.
Educ : Eton. Club : Army and Navy. (05339)
NORMAN, Florence PrisciUa, Hon. Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of
Charles Benjamin Bright M'Laren, 1st Baron Aberconway
(see Burke's Peerage) ; to, 1907, as his 2nd wtfe Rt. Hon. Sir
Henry Norman, Knt. Bach, P.C, M.P. (L.) for Blackburn,
1910. War Work: Established and superintended the
British Hospital, Wimereux, 1914-16; was mentioned in the
Commander-in-Chief's despatches ; has the 1914 Star,
British War Medal and Victory Medal; was member of the
General Committee, Chahman of Women's Work Sub-
Committee; and is a trustee of Imperial War Museum.
Addresses : The Corner House, Cowley Street, S.W. 1 ;
Honeyhanger, Hindhead, Surrey. (C51)
NORMAN, Frank Arthur, O.B.E, Commander of the
Order of Leopold II. of Belgium, 6. 14 Dec. 1883 ; s. of Frank
E. B. Norman, late of Kingsley Road, Kings Norton, Bhming
ham ; m. Ethel Frances Lucy, d. of H. F. Austen Peck, of
Earls Court Road, S.W. Educ. : King Charles I. Grammar
School, Kidderminster. Acting Principal Clerk, Establishments
Dept, Ministry of Labour. War Work : Belgian Refugee work
in England and HoUand with special reference to the question
of employment ; Chief Labour Officer of the Ministry of Muni
tions for the London and South Eastern Division, 1916 ;
special work for Ministry of Labour and London War Pensions
Committee in connection with the employment and training
of disabled saUors and soldiers ; received La MedaiUe du Roi
Albert avec Rayure from the King of the Belgians. Address :
5, Manor Road, Merton Park, S.W. 19. Club : Emerson. (O1710)
NORMAN, Herman Cameron, C.S.I, C.B.E, B.A, fi. 1872 ;
s. of the late Charles Loyd Norman, of Bromley Common,
Kent. Educ. : Eton, and Trinity CoU. Cambridge. Appointed
Attach^, 1894 ; 3rd Sec. in the Diplomatic Service, 1896 ;
2nd Sec. 1900 ; 1st Sec. 1907 ; Counsellor of Embassy, 1914
Mto. Plen. 1919 ; Secretary British Delegation at Peace
Conference at Paris, 1919. Clubs : Marlborough ; Travel
lers' ; St. James's : Beefsteak ; Royal AutomobUe. (C52)
NORMAN, Jennie Gilkinson, Mrs, M.B.E.
NORMAN, Percy George, O.B.E.
NORMANBY, Gertrude Stansf eld, Marchioness of, O.B.E. ;
d. of Johnston J. Foster, of Moor Park, Ludlow, Shropshire ;
m. the Rev. Constantine Charles Henry Phipps, 3rd Marquess
of Normanby (see Bukke'S Peerage). War Work: Jointly
with her husband, equipped and maintained for 4_ years the
hospital in Mulgrave Castle for wounded Soldiers, which was
opened in Dec. 1914, first with an accommodation of 30 beds,
and later on with 40 beds ; the hospital was closed in May,
1919 ; was Commandant of the Mulgrave Detachment of
V.A.D, North Riding, Yorkshire ; President and Chahman
of the Whitby Women's League of Help for the War ; Voluntary
Organiser of the Whitby Strand Sub-Depot of the Voluntary
Workers' Association ; Chahman of the Naval and MiUtary
War Pensions, Whitby Local Sub-Committee. Addresses: Mul'
grave Castle, Whitby, Yorkshire ; 90, Eaton Square, S.W. (011051)
NORMINGTON, Arthur Edward, M.B.E, M.B, Ch.B
(Vict.), J.P, 6. 11 Jan. 1872 ; s. of Joshua Normington, of
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Keighley, Yorkshire ; m. Edna Mabel, d. of Edmund Lea,
M.R.CS, L.R.C.P, of Manchester. Educ. : Grammar School,
Keighley; Victoria Univ, Manchester Surgeon Nelson Brigade
St. John Ambulance Assocn. ; Representative Burnley Division
British Medical Assocn. ; Surgeon Reedyford Hospital, Nelson;
Hon. Sec. Nelson Medical Society. War Work: Medical Officer
in Charge of Reedyford Auxiliary MUitary Hospital, Nelson,
from Oct. 1915, to May, 1919. Address : Remony House,
Nelson, Lancashire. (M9167)
NORNABELL, Major Henry Marshall, D.S.O., O B.E,
R.F.A, fi. 16 Oct. 1877 ; s. of the late M. Nornabell, of Naf-
ferton and Bridlington ; m. Catherine Van Dyke, d. of the late
George Van Dyke, of New York and Detroit, U.S.A. Edue. :
Wellington (Salop). War Work : Served in France, Aug. 1914,
as Adjutant, 39th Brigade, R.F.A, 1st Division ; Indian Corps,
18th Brigade, R.F.A. (3 times despatches). Clubs : Junior
United Services ; Junior Naval and Military. (07522)
NORRIE, Beatrice, Mrs., C.B.E. ; 2nd d. of the late
Andrew Stephen, of 58, Queen's Gate Terrace ; widow
of Major G.M. Norrie. War Work: Lady President ofthe
London Bridge Y.M.CA, also of Ciro's Y.M.C.A, Orange
Street, Leicester Square ; organised Y.M.C.A. Free Buffet
at Cannon Street Station, for Repatriated Prisoners of War,
where 20.000 prisoners were received and welcomed ; organiser
of Y.M.C.A. canteens in Hyde Park during railway strike in
Oct. 1919. Address : 62, Queen's Gate, S.W. Club : Ladies'
Park. (C2840)
NORRIE, Capt. Forster Heddle Brown, O.B.E, M.B,
R.A.M.C. (01175a)
NORRIS, Francis Edward Boshear, C.B.E, F.G.S,
F.R.G.S, 6. 17 May, 1885 ; s. of Francis Boshear Norris ;
m. Nancy Rosalind Mary, d. of Frank W. Jenkins. Educ. :
Rugby, and Corpus Christi Coll, Oxford. Superintendent,
SeismogTaphic f Observatory, GuUdford (now closed). War
Work: County Director and Hon. County Sec. for Surrey,
British Red Cross. Address : Ockwells, East Molesey, Surrey.
(C2841)
NORRIS, Capt. Harold, M.B.E.
NORRIS, Henry, C.B.E, 6. 1852 ; s. of Robert Norris.
Dock and Warehouse Manager, Port of London Authority. (0580)
NORRIS, Capt. WUUam Albert, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
NORRISH, Edith Gladys Barrett, M.B.E. ; d. of George
Roper Norrish, of Upper Norwood. Educ. : Privately, and
Crystal Palace Art School. War Work : Registrar, Restriction
of Enemy SuppUes Dept, Ministry of Blockade, Foreign
Office. Address : Hawley House, Upper Norwood. (M9168)
NORTH, Lieut.-Col. Edward, O.B.E, R.E. (T.).
NORTH, Frank, M.B.E, 6. 19 Oct. 1880 ; s. of Joseph
North, of Bracebridge, Lincoln; to. Gertrude Annie, d. of
Charles Bugg, of Lincoln. Educ. : Lincoln. Sec. Lincoln
Unionist Association ; Sec. Lincoln and Rutland Provincial
Division, National Unionist Association. War Work : Hon.
Sec. Lines. Regt. Tobacco Fund ; Hon. Sec. Lines. Regt. Plum
Pudding Fund; Hon. Sec. Special Effort for Lines. Regt.
Prisoners of War Fund ; assisted other War Charities, inchiding
Red Cross Society, altogether raising about £14,000 ; Hon.
Sec. Lincoln SaUors' and Soldiers' Reception Committee, which
entertained 4000 returned service men. _l<Wress .• 11, Albert
Crescent. Lincoln. Club : Constitutional, Lincoln. (M9169)
NORTH, Rev. Frank, C.B.E.
NORTH, Rev. Frank WUUam, C.B.E, M.A, A.K.C, fi.
20 June, 1872 ; s. of George WiUiam North, of Salisbury ;
m. Margaret Caird, d. of John Bhse, of Blairgowrie. Educ :
King's Coll, London, and Durham Univ. British Chaplain,
Moscow, Russia ; Temp. Chaplain to H.M.'s Legation at Hel-
singfors. War Work : The care of British Officers and
men who were prisoners of war in Moscow, together with
civilian prisoners and destitute members of British Moscow
Oolony. Address: c/o The Russia Company, 17, St. Helen's
Place. Bishopsgate, E.C Club : Church Imperial. (C2842)
NORTH, Major John Tom, O.B.E, 6. 17 Jan. 1884 ; s. of
Gamble North, of SUverlands, Eridge, Sussex : to. Paula
Elizabeth (Betty), d. of Julius William Petersen, of Chicago,
U.S.A. Educ. : Rugby. War Work : Rejoined 2nd Dragoon
Guards in 1914, as Capt. ; invaUded April, 1916 ; worked
with the R.F.C. in London, as S.O.2, Headquarters 6th
Brigade, R.F.C. ; Promoted to Major. Address : SUverlands,
Eridge, Sussex. Club .• Cavahy. (03381)
NORTH, Margaret Caird, Mrs., C.B.E, 6. 30 Sept. 1879 ;
»¦ of John Bhse, of Petrograd, Russia ; m. Frank WilUam,
s. of WUliam North, of London. Educ: Petrograd. War
Work: Worked in connection with aid to Prisoners of War
in Moscow. Address : 20, Pembridge VUIas, London, W.ll. (C3160)
NORTHAM, James, M.B.E.
NORTHAM, Walter Arthur, O.B.E, 6. 26 May, 1881 ;
«, of Walter Tooze Bryant Northam, of Bristol ; to. Ethel
Elizabeth, d. of James Brown, of Bristol. Printer, and an
Ex-President of the Master Printers' Association of South-
last London ; now connected with the Cinematograph Trade
and an ex-Member of the CouncU of the Kinematograph
Manufacturers' Association. War Work : General Manager
of the Cinematograph Department of the Ministry of Informa
tion. Addresses : 8, Waverley Road, Redland, Bristol ; 199,
Hccadhly. London, W. 1. Club : The Road. (03853)
. NORTHBROOK, Florence Anita, Countess of, C.B.E. ;
d. of Eyre Coote, of West Park, Hants (see Burke's Pea age),
and w. of Sir Robert John Abercromby, 7th Bt. (see Burke's

Peerage) ; m. Francis George Baring, 2nd Earl of Northbrook
(see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Organisod Red Cross
Hospital, Winchester, opened Aug. 1914 ; President and
Chahman, Women's War Agricultural Committee, and of
Women's Land Army ; President Hants Federation of
Women's Institutes ; Member of County Nursing Association,
and of County Hospital Committee ; Member ot Agricultural
Education Committee, and Spareholt County Council Farm
School ; President Girls' Patriotic Club, and Chahman of
Winchester War Clothing and Prisoners Fund Depot. Address :
36, Great Cumberland Place, W. 1. (C2843)
NORTHCLIFFE, Mary EUzabeth, Viscountess, G.B.E,
R.R.C, Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem
in England ; d. of Robert Milner, of Kidlington, Oxford, and
St. Vincent. West Indies ; m. Alfred Charles WiUiam Harms-
worth, 1st Viscount Northcliffe (see Burke's Peerage). War
Work : Donor and Administrator of The Lady Northcliffe
Hospital for Officers ; Member of the Joint War Committee,
Red Cross. Addresses : 1, Carlton Gardens, S.W. 1 ; Buck
thorn Hill, Crowborough, Sussex. (DG11)
NORTHCOTE, Alice, Lady, D.B.E, CI, adopted daughter
of the 1st Baron Mount Stephen, G.CV.O. ; to. 1873, 1st and
last Baron Northcote, P.C, G.C.M.G, G.C.I.E, C.B, Governor-
General of Australia, 1903-8 (d. 1911) ; Lady of Grace of
St. John of Jerusalem. Address : 25, St. James's Place,
S.W. J ; Eastwell Park, Ashford, Kent. (D41)
NORTHCOTE, Evelyn Maude, The Hon. Mrs. George,
O.B.E, 6. 5 Feb. 1872 ; d. of 1st Baron Waleran, of Bradfleld,
Devon ; m. George RusseU, s. of the Rev. Henry Moubray
Northcote, of Monk Okehampton, Devon. War Work : Com
mandant V.A.D. Motor School, 1916-17 ; Divisional Dhector,
Women's Royal Naval Service, 1917-19. Address : 10,
Collingham Road, London, S.W. 5. (04899)
NORTHCOTE, Lieut. Harry Peter, M.B.E, R.A.F.
NORTHCOTE, Jabez Charles, M.B.E.
NORTHCOTE, Major James AUred, M.B.E.
NORTHCOTT, George Henry Ashplant, M.B.E, 6.
3 Sept. 1876 ; s. of WUliam Northcott, J.P, of Buckfastleigh,
Devon. War Work : Divisional Sec. in charge of Y.M.C.A.
War work throughout East Anglia. (M806)
NORTHCOTT, Capt. Harold James, O.B.E, R„A.S.C
(S.R.). NORTHCROFT, George, O.B.E, D.D.S, L.D.S, 6.
8 July, 1869. Educ : The Leys. Hon. Dental Surgeon,
London Hospital. War Work : Jaw Injuries Depts. of various
hospitals. Address : 115, Harley Street, W. 1. Club : Savile.
(011880)
NORTHEN, Capt: Frank, O.B.E, R.D.C.
NORTHERN, Lieut.-Col. Arthur, C.B.E, D.S.O, R.A.S.C,
6. 1873 Served in the S. African War, 1899-1902 (Queen's
medal with three clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ;
Great War, 1914-17 (despatches. Brevet Lieut.-Col.). (C2147)
NORTHEY, Henry John, M.B.E, R.N.
NORTHOVER, Major Harry Robert, O.B.E, M.C.
NORTHUMBERLAND, Alan Ian Percy, 8th Duke of,
C.B.E, M.V.O, Hon. Col, Tyne Electrical Engineers, 6. 17 April,
1880 ; e. sun. s. of the 7th Duke and Lady Edith CampbeU
(d. 1913) (see BURKE'S Peerage), d. of the 8th Duke of Argyll
(see Burke's Peerage) ; m. 1911, Lady Helen Gordon-Lennox
(q.v.), y.d. of the 7th Duke of Richmond (see Burke's Peer
age) Capt. Grenadier Guards (Spec. Res.) ; served South Africa,
1901-2 (Queen's Medal, 4 clasps) ; Soudan, 1908 (Egyptian
Medal and clasp) ; Great War, 1914-16 (despatches). Ad
dresses : 17, Princes Gate, S.W. 7 ; Albury Park, GuUdford ;
Alnwick Castle, Northumberland ; Syon House, Brentford ;
Kielder Castle, North Tyne ; Stanwick, Darlington. (C1716)
NORTHUMBERLAND, Helen Magdalen, Duohess of,
C.B.E. ; y.d. of the 7th Duke of Richmond (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. Alan Ian Percy (q.v.), 8th Duke of Northumberland,
C B B, e. sun. s. of the 7th Duke and Lady Edith Campbell
(d. 1913) (see Burke's Peerage), d. of the 8th Duke of Argyll
(see BURKE'S Peerage). Addresses : 17, Princes Gate, S.W. 7 ;
Albury Park, Guildford ; Alnwick Castle, Northumberland ;
Syon House, Brentford ; Kielder Castle, North Tyne. (C2544)
NORTON, Eleanor MUhcent, M.B.E, R.R.C (2nd class),
6 4 Oct. 1893 ; d. of the Rev. F. C. Norton, of Ditchling.
Educ. : Eastbourne, and Freiburg in Baden. War Work :
Commandant V.A.D. Hospital at Ditchling for 4 years ; the
hospital was given by the Rev. F C Norton. Address:
Ditchling Vicarage, Sussex. Clubs : New Century. (M3869)
NORTON, Ethel Ada, Mrs., O.B.E.
NORTON, Grace Madeleine, Mrs., O.B.E.
NORTON, Herbert John, O.B.E.
NORTON, Jessie Jane Jardine, Mrs., M.B.E.
NORTON, Robert Frederick, C.B.E, V.D, B.A, LL.D,
KC 6.1854; s.ofthelateFrederickNorton, Principal Clerkin
Chancery Taxing Office. Educ. : City of London School and
London University. Barrister, Lincoln's Inn, 1879 ; some
time Hon. Legal Adviser to Foreign Trade Depart, Foreign
Office. Addresses: 36, Inverness Terrace, W. ; 11, Old
Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C (C581)
NORTON, Robert Henry, O.B.E.
NORTON, Thomas, C.B.E, J.P, D.L, 6. 28 Oct. 1845 ;
s of George Norton, of Bagden HaU ; to. Jessie Jardine, M.B.E,
d of Donald Blacklock. Educ : Privately. Deputy-Chair
man Quarter Sessions, and Chairman West Riding, Staincross
Petty Sessions ; Chahman (local) Income Tax Commissioners.
War Work: Chahman East Central Appeal Tribunal, West
Riding of Yorkshire ; assisted with recruiting, and connected

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with prominent war charities. Address : Bagden Hall, near
Huddersfield, Yorks. (C259)
NORWOOD, Major Charles John, O.B.E.
NOSED A, Capt. Paul RodoUe, M.B.E.
NOTLEY, Comm. Sir Franke Bartlett Stuart, K.B.E,
R.D, R.N.R. (ret.), 6. 7 Jan. 1865 ; s. of A. Franke Notley, of
Hove; m. Jane Elizabeth Lang, d. of the Rev. George
Chambers, of West Putford, Devon. Educ. : Private Schools,
Rochester, and Cork. Went to sea in saU, March, 1879 ;
joined P. & O. S. N. Ltd, June, 1886 ; in command, June,
1905 ; made Marine Superintendent, London, Dec. 1916 ;
Younger Brother Trinity House, May, 1906 ; Associate In
stitute Naval Architects, March, 1918 ; R.N.R. Service, 1894-
1919. War Work : In command R.M.S " Medina," India
and Australia MaU Service ; came on shore, 28 Dec. 1916 ;
superintending fitting of P. & O. ships for Transport work
and Hospital work, etc. ; Medals — S. Africa Transport, 1901 ;
R.D, 1910 ; Coronation Medal, 1911 ; MercantUe Marine
War Medal, 1914-19 ; M. M. General Service, 1914-19. Ad
dress : Borealis, Essex Road, Gravesend. (K403)
NOTLEY, LesUe Richard, M.B.E.
NOTT, Harry Augustus, M.B.E.
NOTT, Marjorie, M.B.E, B.Sc, 6. 1 June, 1894; d. of
Francis Robert Nott, LL.B, J.P, of Highgate, N. Educ. :
Channing House School, Highgate, and London School of
Economics and Political Science. Assist. Sec. International
Committee for Relief Credits. War Work: Statistical and
Administrative work for Royal Commission on Wheat SuppUes,
Inter-AUied Scientific Food Commission, Inter-AUied Food
Council, and Supreme Economic CouncU. Address : 42,
South Grove, Highgate, N. 6. (M9171)
NOTTIDGE, Majoi George, O.B.E, R.E.
NOTTINGHAM, WiUiam, M.B.E. (10459)
NOVAR, Helen Hermione, Viscountess, G.B.E, J.P.;
d. of Frederick Temple, 1st Marquess Dufferin and Ava ;
m. Col. Right Hon. Sh Ronald Craufurd Munro-Ferguson, P.C.
G.C.M.G, 1st Viscount Novar, Gov. Gen. of Commonwealth
of Australia 1914-20. Addresses : Raith, Khkcaldy ; Novar,
Ross-shire. (DG21)
NOVIS, Lieut. WUUam Herbert, M.B.E, 6. 26 June, 1872;
s. of Richard Novis, of St. Leonards-on-Sea ; m. Amy Edith,
d. of Joseph Watford, of Lewes. Unionist Agent and Organising
Sec. late Northern (or Newport) Division of Shropshire Unionist
Association, now organising Sec. West Essex Central Unionist
Association (Epping Division). War Work : Hon. Sec. to the
Shropshire Voluntary Aid Detachment which controlled the
County of Shropshire from Jan. 1915, to June, 1919 ; Joint
Hon. Sec. of the ParUamentary Recruiting Committee under
Lord Derby's Scheme for the Northern (or Newport) Division
of Shropshhe ; also Munition Area Recruitiug Officer for the
Shrewsbury Area from the commencement of the scheme.
Address : West View, BroomhUl Road, Woodford, Essex.
(M2238)
NOURSE. WUUam John Chichele, O.B.E, F.R.CS (Edin.),
6. 5 Dec. 1855 ; s. of the late WiUiam Edward Charles Nourse,
F.R.CS.. of Brighton ; m. EmUy Lucy, d. of the late Charles
Snape, M.D, of Wiveliscombe. Educ. : Tonbridge ; Berk
hamsted. Consulting Surgeon, Central London Throat, Nose,
and Ear Hospital. War Work : Surgeon, Throat, Noseband
Ear Wards, Fulham Military Hospital. Address : 20, Wey
mouth Street, London, W. 1. (011831)
NOWITSKY, Lieut. Vladimir, M.B.E.
NOYCE, Frank, C.B.E, I.C.S.
NOYES, Alfred, C.B.E., Litt.D, 6. 16 Sept. 1880 ; s. of
Alfred Noyes ; m. Garnett, d. of Col. B. G. Daniels, U.S. Army
and Consular Service, of Washington. Educ. : Exeter CoU,
Oxford. Author of " Drake : an English Epic," CoUected
Poems (three volumes) ; " The Forest of WUd Thyme," " The
Elfin Artist " ; gave the Lowell Lectures to America, 1912 ;
elected Visiting Professor of English Literature, Princeton
Univ, 1914. Address : Cadogan Gardens, S.W. Club : Arts.
(C582)
NOYES, Capt. Edwin Brownrigg, M.B.E.
NUGENT, Lieut.-Col. George RoubiUac Hodges, O.B.E,
R.A, p.s.c, b. 4 March, 1873 ; s. of Peter Nugent-Hodges
Nugent ; to. Violet Stella, d. of Capt. Sheppard. Educ. :
Malvern CoU. War Work : On the Staff in France ; very
severely wounded serving with the artillery in the Somme
fighting, 1916 ; on returning to duty was appointed A.A.G.
Southern Command. Clubs : Junior Army and Navy. (07523)
NUGENT, Major Hector Alexander, D.S.O, O.B.E,
fi. 1887 ; s. of WUliam Burnett Nugent. Australian Army
Ser. Corps ; served in the Great War, 1915-19 (despatches). (06089)
NUGENT, Lieut.-Col. Walter Vyvian, C.B.E, D.S.O,
R.A, fi. 3 Dec. 1880 ; s. of Nicholas Nugent, of Sowerby, York
shire ; m. Dorothy Florence, d. of J. Selwyn Ranson, J.P, of
Sowerby, Yorkshire. Educ. : Pocklington School, York ;
Royal MU. Academy, Woolwich ; Staff CoU, Camberley.
Employed as General Staff Officer, First Grade, to the Director
of MUitary Operations, War Office, 1919-20. War Work :
Staff Officer for Topographical duties at G.H.Q, Dardanelles
Campaign, 1915 ; Chief of Field InteUigence at G.H.Q, Egypt
and Palestine, under Sh E. Allenby, 1917-18 ; in charge of
Eastern Operations Section, War Office, 1919. Address :
Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire. Clubs _ Junior Naval and
MUitary. (C1717)

NUGENT, Brevet Lieut.-Col. Frank Henry BURNELL-
D S O , O.B.E, M.A. (Hon. Causa), Rifle Brigade, fi. 1880; s. o'f
the late Albert Nugent, of Beacon Lodge, Christehurch, Hants ;
to. Ellen Coke, d. ot T. Coke Burnell, of St. Cross Grange, Win
chester ; assumed additional surname of Burnell, in 1910
Educ. : Horris Hill ; Winchester Coll. ; Royal Military Coll.,
Camberlev. Joined the Rifle Brigade in 1899 ; served with
Mounted 'infantry in S. Africa, 1901 (dangerously wounded,
medal with 4 clasps). War Work: Wounded in 1914, in
retreat from Mons ; Commanded 2nd Batt. Rifle Brigade
1915-16, and 167th and 182nd Infantry Brigades, with temp.
rank of Brig.-Gen. (despatches). Address : 6, Cadogan Court,
London, S.W. 3. Clubs : Army and Navy. (06961)
NUNBURNHOLME, Florence Jane Helen, Lady, O.B.F,.;
e.d. of Col. Wm. Henry Charles WeUesley, 10th Foot, and widow
of Charles Henry, 1st Baron Nunburnholme, J.P, D.L.
Addresses : Waiter Priory, Pocklington, York ; 9, Cadogan
Place, S.W. (0612)
NUNN, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Gerald, O.B.E, R.N.
NUNNELEY, Major Frederick Pitcairn, O.B.E, M.A,
M.D. (Oxon.), 6. 24 Feb. 1877 ; s. of the Rev. Dr. F. B. Nunneley
of Leicester House, Leamington ; m. LyoneUa, d. of the Rev.
R. W. L. Tollemache, of South Witham, Grantham (see Burke's
Peerage, Dysart, E.). Educ : Marlborough Coll. ; Brasenose
Coll, Oxford ; St. George's Hospital. Hon. Physician,
Llandrindod Wells Hospital. War Work : B.E.F. France,
Nov. 1914, to AprU, 1915 ; O.C. Central MiUtary Hospital for
Officers, Brighton, Nov. 1915, to March, 1920. Address:
Derrymore, Llandrindod Wells. Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (011056)
NUSSEY, Lieut.-Col. Albert Henry Mortimer, C.B.E.
D.S.O, Union Defence Force (Hon. Brig.-Gen. Imperial Army),
6 1] July. 1880; s. of the late Joab Nussey; m. Bridget
d. of P. Kelly, of Bloemfontein, O.F.S. Edjic. : Privately.
Orange Free State Civil Service, 1894 ; Field Cornet on General
de Wet's Staff, 1899-1902 ; Staff Adjutant, Military Act No. 3,
Union Defence. 1913 ; District Staff Officer, Dist. No. 10, 1914.
War Work : Brigade Major 1st S.A. Mounted Brigade ; G.O.C.
l/2nd Division, East Africa ; Brig.-Gen. 1st S.A. Mounted
Brigade, East Africa ; Dist. Staff Officer, No. 3 MiUtary
District, 1918 ; District Staff Officer, No. 7 MiUtary District,
1920. Addresses ; c/o Defence Headquarters, Potchefstroom ;
c/o Union Defence Headquarters, Pretoria. Clubs : Potchef
stroom ; S.A.P, Johannesburg. (C1434)
NUTSFORD, Major Henry Charles, M.B.E, N.Z.S.C.
NUTT, Francis George, O.B.E, B.A, 6. 11 Sept. 1878;
s. of George Nutt, of Rugby. Educ. : Winchester and Oxford.
CivU Servant, 1st Division Clerk, Admiralty, 1901 ; Assistant
Principal, Admiralty, 1906 ; Principal, Ah Ministry, 1918.
Address : 142, Adelaide Road, N.W. 3. Club : Royal Societies'. (0613)
NUTT, Mary Ann Margaret, O.B.E.
NUTT, Walter Frederick, O.B.E.
NUTTALL, Edmund, M.B.E, 14 Aug. 1868 ; s. of James
NuttaU, of Hasltogden, Lancashire. Conservative and Unionist
Agent. War Work : Sec. Tonbridge Division Recruiting Com
mittee, Tonbridge Division Lord Derby's Scheme, and Tun
bridge Wells Advisory Committee ; MiUtary and National
Service Representative, Maidstone, Tunbridge Wells, and
other tribunals. (M9172)
NUTTALL, Maria, Mrs, M.B.E.
NUTTALL, May, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 31 July, 1877 ; d. of
WiUiam Hartley, J.P, V.D, of Heywood, Lancs. ; m. John
Stafford, s. of John WilUam Nuttall, of Bowdon, Cheshire.
Educ : Privately. War Work : Vice-President, Oldham
Division, East Lancashire Branch, British Red Coss Society ;
also Commandant of V.A.D. 70, East Lancashire. Address:
Broomhurst, Werneth, Oldham, Lancs. (03855)
NUTTALL, Thomas Downham, C.B.E, fi. 1877; s. of
James NuttaU, of Bury, Lancs. Educ. : Bury Grammar
School. Engineer. Director of Bentley and Jackson, Ltd,
Bury, Lancs. Wayr Work : Chahman, Bury Munitions Board
of Management. Address : Park View, Bury, Lancs. Club :
Palatine, Bury. (C583)
NUTTALL, WiUiam, M.B.E, A.CA, 6. 4 Sept. 1889 ; s. of
late John Nuttall, J.P., of Farnworth, Bolton. Educ. : Leys
School, Cambridge. War Work : Hon. Accountant at Head
quarters of East Lancashire Branch, British Red Cross Society,
1915-19. Address : Wellington House, Farnworth, Bolton. (M9173)
NUTTALL, Capt. WiUiam Ewart, M.B.E, R.A.F.
NUTTER, AUred Barrett, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 18 May, 1870 ;
s. of John Frederick Nutter, of CaldweU Priory, Bedford.
Educ : Bedford School, and Brasenose CoU, Oxford. Bar
rister-at-Law, Lincoln's Inn. War Work : R.N.V.R. (Anti-
Aircraft Division) A.B, Dec. 1915, to Feb. 1918 ; Superintend
ing Clerk at Admiralty (Accountant-General's Dept.), June,
1918, to Sept. 1919. Address : 15, Old Square, Lincoln's Dm,
W.C. ; 15 Barkston Gardens, South Kensington, S.W. 5.
Clubs : New Univ. ; Leander. (011057)
NYE, Wing-Comm. Alfred Thomas Laroom, O.B.E.;
NYE, Capt. Arthur Field, O.B.E. . 6. 16 Nov. 1867 ; s. of
the late Charles Nye. Educ. : Christ's Hospital. Member of
London Stock Exchange. War Work : Army Pay Depart
ment ; served in France and Murmansk, North Russia. Address :
Stock Exchange, E.C. (06817)
NYE, Violet Mary, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
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i OAKDEN, Ralph, O.B.E, J.P, I.C.S.; s. of Rev.
Roger Oakden, late Rector of BramshaU, Uttoxeter, Staffs. ;
m. Rosa Mary, d. of the late P. A. Eagles, Meophams Bank,
HoUington, St. Leonards-on-Sea. Educ. : Cranbrook, ana
Hertford Coll, Oxford. District Magistrate of Aligarh, and
Commissioner of Lucknow. War Work : Recruiting for Indian
Army, and stimulating war loans. Address : Windley,
Beaconsfield, Bucks. Club : East India United Service. (O4079)
OAKELEY, Capt. Henry Echley Herbert, M.B.E.
OAKES, James, C.B.E, J.P, S. 23 July, 1858; s. of
Charles Henry Oakes, of Riddings, Alfreton. Educ : Harrow
and Trinity Coll, Oxford. Alderman, Derbyshire County
CouncU. War Work : Chahman of County Appeal Tribunal.
Address : Riddings House, Alfreton, Derbyshire. Club :
United Univ. (C2845)
OAKES, Col. Riohard, C.B.E, R.E. Served in the Great
War, 1914-19, in Mesopotamia (despatches). (Cllll)
OAKESHOTT, Capt. Claude Albert, M.B.E.
OAKESHOTT, Frances Maude, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d.olG.T.
HeUicar, of Stoke Newington ; to. Joseph Francis Oakeshott.
Hon. Sec. Harpenden District Nursing Association. War
Wort : Commandant, St. John Ambulance Brigade, V.A.D. ;
Commandant and Organiser, Rosemary V.A.D. AuxiUary
Hospital, March, 1917, to March, 1919 ; special mention for
hospital work (1919), to the Secretary of State for War for
valuable services in connection with the establishment, organisa
tion, and maintenance of hospitals. Address : Chelsfield,
Harpenden. (M9176)
OAKESHOTT, Reuben, M.B.E.
OAKLEY, AUce Annette, Mrs., M.B.E.
OAKLEY, Harry Ekermans, O.B.E, M.Inst.CE, 6.
1 Feb. 1866 ; s. of Harry Oakley, of London ; m. Alice Isabel,
d. of Dr. Samuel Woodman, Ramsgate. CivU Engineer ;
Deputy Director of Works, Ah Ministry. War Work : Super
intending Civil Engineer, Chatham Dockyard ; Director of
Marine Works, Ah Ministry. Address : 10, Russell Road,
Kensington, W. 14. Clubs : Royal Societies' ; West Middlesex
Golf. (01712)
OAKLEY, Lieut. Harry Lawrence, M.B.E.
OAKLEY, Lieut. John Gretton, O.B.E.
OAKLEY, Winifred, Mrs., M.B.E.
0AKSHETT, Owen James, M.B.E.
OAKSHOTT, Julia Maud, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Thos. W.
Oakshott, of Liverpool and Rock Ferry. Educ. : Rock Ferry ;
Paris ; Dresden. President of the Birkenhead District
Nursing Society. War Work : Commandant, V.A.D. Cheshire
126, B.R.C.S. ; Officer-in-Charge, Auxiliary Hospital, Abbots-
ford, Rock Ferry. Address : Derby House, Rock Ferry,
Cheshire. (M9177)
OAKSHOTT, Ronald Stanley, O.B.E.
OATES, Lieut. Frank, M.B.E, R.E.
OATES, Major WUUam, O.B.E, R.E. (S.R.).
OATES, Major WiUiam Henry, O.B.E, 6. 29 July, 1884 ;
s. of George Oates, of Dewsbury ; to. Annie Elizabeth, d. of
James Wood, of Stalybridge. Educ. : Leeds. Engineer.
War Work : Officer-in-charge Group 4, County of London
R.A.S.C (M.T.). Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; B.A.R.C (011059)
0B0RN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Joseph, M.B.E, M.G.C
OBRE, Henry, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 17 AprU, 1855 ; s. of Henry
Obre, of Queenstown, Co. Cork ; to. Emma Eveline Wynn,
d. of Lieut. A. R. WUby, of Gloucestershire Regt. Educ. :
Privately, and at Queen's CoU, Cork. Merchant ; a Director
of the Baltic MercantUe and Shipping Exchange. War Work :
War Chairman of the Baltic and Corn Exchange Hospital
at Calais, Paris Plage, and Boulogne, from 1914-19. Address :
The Manor House, Knebworth, Herts. Clubs : Union ; Royal
Thames Yacht ; City of London. (C1012)
O'BRIAN, Herbert Edgar Whitehead, O.B.E, 6. 14 AprU,
1873 ; s. of John Maurice O'Brian, of Poona, Lndia ; to.
Camilla Mary, d. of MUton Hoogewerf, of Travancore, India.
Educ. : Bishop's High School, Poona, India. Accountant,
Military Accounts Department, India. War Work : Field
Disbursing Officer (British Troops), Mesopotamian Expedi
tionary Force ; Fixed Centre Disbursing Officer (Infantry) ;
Deputy Field Controller of MUitary Accounts. Address : 138,
Croxted Road, West Dulwich, London. (08285)
O'BRIEN, Lieut.-Col. Aubrey John, CLE, C.B.E,
b. 5 Dec. 1870 ; s. of Edward O'Brien, of Leitrim ; to. Winifred.
d. of James D'Arcy, of Kew. Educ. : Dover CoU, and Sand
hurst. Deputy Commander in the Punjab ; PoUtical Agent,
Bahawalpur. War Work : Recruiting in Gujranwala, Punjab.
Address : c/o Messrs. H. S. King & Co, 9, Pall Mall. Club :
East India United Service. (C1088)
O'BRIEN, Beatrice Jane, O.B.E.
O'BRIEN, Charles Henry WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 5 July,
1863 ; s. of Charles Bartholomew O'Brien, of Nassau, N.P.
Bahamas ; m. Amy, d. of WUliam John Wingate, of Ports
mouth. Educ. : The Grammar School, Nassau, N P. Bahamas.
fivU Service; Board of Education, 1883-1912; National
Insurance Audit Department, 1912. War Work : Registrar
and Clerk of Accounts, Prisoners' of War Information Bureau,
Sept. 1914, to June, 1920. July 1920, Maritime Service of
the Reparation Committee. Address : Hazel Bank, Priory
Road, Hornsey, N. 8. (M9178)
O'BRIEN, Brig.-Gen. Edmund Donough John, C.B,
C.B.E, late 14th Hussars, 6. 19 Aug. 1858 ¦ s. of the late Col.

Sir J. T. N. O'Brien, K.C.M.G, Governor of Heligoland and
Newfoundland ; m. Florence Harriet, d. of Frederick Wheeler, of
Worcester Park House, Worcester Park, Surrey. Educ. :
Felsted, and Royal Military Coll. War Work : Supt. Re
mounts. RedhiU, 1914-15 ; Commanded Yeomanry Brigade,
1915-17 ; Commanded Labour Group, France, 1917-19.
Address: The Rectory, Buxted, Sussex. Club: United
Service. (C1718)
O'BRIEN, Eugene Herbert, M.B.E, R.N.
O'BRIEN, Florence Mary, Mrs. Vere, M.B.E, d. of
W. D. Arnold, and adopted daughter of the Rt. Hon. W. E.
Forster ; to. Robert Vere, s. of the Hon. Robert O'Brien.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Helped as Hon. Sec. of
Hostel for Belgian Refugees in Ennis, Co. Clare, for 3 years ;
also as head and Hon. Sec. Ennis War Hospital Supply Sub-
Depot. Address : BaUyalla. Ennis, Co. Clare. (M9180)
O'BRIEN, Herbert Charles, M.B.E, F.R.C.I, S. 30 June,
1869 ; s. of J. O'Brien ; to. Helen Louise, d. of Arthur
Foy. War Work : Finance Department, Government of
India, 1914-15 ; Ministry of Munitions, London, Finance
Department, 1916-17 ; Department of Factory Audit and Costs,
as Director, 1917-19 ; Stores Auditor, 1920 to date. Address :
Royal Colonial Institute, Northumberland Avenue, W.C. 2.
(M9179)
O'BRIEN, Capt. James Matthew, M.B.E, M.C.
O'BRIEN, Major John, O.B.E.
O'BRIEN, Major Joseph, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
O'BRIEN, Lennox Brett, O.B.E.
O'BRIEN, Richard AUred, C.B.E, M.D.
O'BRIEN, Rev. Thomas Francis, O.B.E, CS.Sp, 6. 23
Feb. 1871 ; s. of Thomas O'Brien, of MulUnahone, Co. Tip
perary. Educ: Rockwell CoU, Cashel ; Univ. CoU, Black-
rocks, DubUn ; Paris. Member of the Foreign Missionary
Order of the Holy Ghost (CS.Sp.) ; worked in Lima (Peru),
Trinidad (B.W.L), Ireland, and England. War Work:
Served as Capt. R.A.Ch.D. (R.C), to 67th Brigade, 22nd
Division, Salonica, B.F, from Dec. 1917, to March 1919;
mentioned in despatches, June, 1919. Address : St. Mary's,
Rathmines, DubUn. (06518)
O'BRIEN, William John, O.B.E.
O'BRYEN, Lieut.-Col. Charles WilUam, O.B.E, LA.
O'BYRNE, John, M.B.E.
O'CALLAGHAN, Rev. James, O.B.E.
O'CALLAGHAN, Major Riohard Grainger Denis.M.B.E,
J.P, 6. 30 June, 1879 ; s. of the late Denis Richard, of KUlen-
leagh, Kanturk, Co. Cork, and Brackenstown House, Swords,
Co. DubUn. ; to. Jessie GwendoUne Mary, a!, of the late George
Frederick Insole, of The Court, Llandaff, S. Wales. Educ :
St. Columba's CoU, and Dublin Univ. Addresses : Brackens-
town House, Swords, Co . Dublin ; Stephen's Green, DubUn.
Clubs : Roehampton ; Royal Automobile ; Junior Army and
Navy. (M3873)
O'CARROLL, Col. Joseph Francis, C.B.E, M.D.
O'CONNELL, Cormac John, M.B.E, 6. 14 March, 1881.
War Office, 1896-1912 ; National Health Insurance Commission
(Ireland), 1912-19 ; Assistant Local Accountant, Ministry of
Labour, 1919. War Work : Transport Dept. of the Admiralty,
and Ministry of Shipping 1916-19. (M9181)
O'CONNOR, Henry, M.B.E, 6. 19 Jan. 1871 ; s. of
Henry O'Connor, of Dublin. Educ : St. Patrick's Knights
Endowed School. Y.M.C.A. Divisional Sec, Mid-Deland
Representative Governor Morgan's School, Castleknock
DubUn ; Member General Synod, Church of Deland ; Member
various ReUgious and Philanthropic Committees, Deland.
War Work: Organised and controUed 33 War Y.M.C.A.
Centres for men of H.M. Forces in the Midlands of Deland
from 1914-19. Addresses : Bedite, Charleston Road, Rath
mines, Dublin ; 43, Upper SackvUle Street, Dublin. (M9182)
O'CONNOR, James Lynch, O.B.E. ,i04l*,.'
O'CONNOR, Lieut.-Comm. Thomas Reginald GUI,
0'0'c'6n6r, Sir John, K.B.E, M.A, M.D, B.Ch, fi. 21 Dec.
1863; s. of Abraham O'Conor, of Carrick-on-Shannon ;
to. Grace Beatrice Richmond, d. of James Oxley. of Frome
Educ. : Armagh, and Trinity CoU, Dubhn. Senior Medical
Officer, British Hospital, Buenos Aires. War Work : Chairman
British Patriotic Administrative Committee, Argentine Re
pubUc ; Chahman, Local MiUtary Commission, 1918. Ad
dresses: 1042, Avenida Mayo, Buenos Aires ; Mayfair, Fresh
water Bay, Isle of Wight. Clubs: Jockey, Buenos Aires;
Royal Albert Yacht, Southsea ; Devonshire. (K443e)
O'CONOR, Maude, Mrs. Edmond, O.B.E.
O'DELL, Capt. Edward Seymour, M.B.E.
ODELL, Major Oswald Facer, O.B E.
ODLUM, Major Benjamm Alexander, O.B.E, Ji.A.m.1,.,
6 9 Aug. 1882 ; s. of B. R. Odium, of BaUamooney House
GeashUi;King's Co. ; m. Carlotta Carmen, d.ol Andre Delpech
de Cora ac, of Biarritz. Educ. : ArUngton House, Portarhng-
ton. Queen's Co. War Work : A.D.M.S German South-West
African Campaign; O.C. 26th M.A.C, France; D.AJ) MS
39th Division; D.A.D.M.S. Mediterranean, L. of C, O.C. 1st
Field Ambulance, 1st Division ; 4 mentions in despatches
Address : Ard House, Geashill, King's County. (02663)
O'DONEL, Capt. John, M^B.E. D.L
O'DONEL, Major Manus Basil Hugh, U.B.E, Ji.Ji.
O'DONNEL, Edith, Mrs., M.B.E.
O'DONNELL, James Rodney, O.B.E.
O'DONNELL, Lieut.-Col. and Qr.-Mr. John, O.ts.u.
O'DONNELL, John David, M.B.E.

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

O'DONOGHUE, Mary, M.B.E. ; d. of John O'Donoghue,
of His Majesty's Customs and Excise. Educ. : Waverley Road
Secondary School, Bhmingham ; St. Paul's High School,
Edgbaston. Junior Administrative Assistant, Ministry of
Shippmg. War Work : In charge of a section of women staff,
and responsible for the recruiting, drafting, and promotion of
50,000 Mercantile Marine Reserve ratings employed on com
missioned ships during the war. Address : 17, Hornsey Lane
Gardens, Highgate, N. (M9184)
O'DONOGHUE, Lieut.-Col. Montague Ernest, C.B.E.
Lieut.-Col. and Brevet Col. Indian Army ; served in the
Afghan War, 1880 (medal) ; Burma Expedition, 1887 (medal
with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1720)
O'DONOVAN, William James, O.B.E, M.D, M.R.C.P,
6. 20 Sept. 1886 ; s. of P. O'Donovan, of Ardfield, Co. Cork ;
m. Ethel Kate, d. of Edgar Charles Smith, of Woodford, Essex.
Dermatologist and SyphUologist to London Hospital. War
Work : Chief Medical Officer, Ministry of Munitions ; Member
T.N.T. Committee ; Member Dentists' Tribunal. Address :
30, New Cavendish Street, W. (O11060)
O'DWYER, Dame Una Eunice, Lady, D.B.E, Lady of
Grace of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 1872 ; d. of the Rev. Antoine
Bord, of Castres, France ; m. Sir Michael Francis, s. of John
O'Dwyer, of Barronstoun, Tipperary. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Inaugurated Lady O'Dwyer Punjab Comfort
Fund, 1914-19 ; Comforts for troops in Europe, British
East Africa, Egypt, Persia, Mesopotamia, and Palestine;
also St. John Ambulance Association for Punjab, providing
aU Indian and EngUsh hospitals with comforts, 1915-19.
Address : 26, Brechin Place, S.W. 7. (D39)
O'FARRELL, Rev. Francis, O.B.E, L.D, fi. 14 May,
1869 ; s. of James O'FarreU, of Ordnance Survey, Southampton.
Educ. : St. Edmund's CoU, Ware ; English CoU, Rome ¦
Gregorian Univ, Rome. Rector of St. Patrick's, Woolston,
Hants, 1897-1902 ; Rector of St. Joseph's, Aldershot, 1902 to
date ; Member, Aldershot Education Committee, 1903 to date ;
Poor Law Guardian (Farnham Union), 1904 to date. War
Work : R.C. Chaplain, Netley Hospital, during South African
War, 1900-2 ; Senior Chaplain (R.C.) Aldershot Command,
1914-18 ; Assistant and Principal Chaplain (R.C), Aldershot
Command, 1918-19. Address : St. Joseph's, Aldershot. (08898)
OFFICER, Major Keith, O.B.E, M.C, A.I F
OFFORD, Alfred James, M.B.E, 6. 4 Jan. 1878 ; s of
WiUiam Offord, of Hadleigh, Suffolk; m. OUve EUen, d of
the late George Peacock. Educ. : St. Peter's School, Bury
St. Edmunds, and National School, Lavenham. Essex County
Constabulary as Superintendent and Chief Clerk. War Work •
Various pubUc duties arising out of Office, including close Uaison
with the military authorities for the defence of the Realm
Address : Springfield Court, Chelmsford. (M2239)
OFFORD, Frederick George, M.B.E
OGDEN, AUce, M.B.E.
OGDEN, Major Charles Percy, O.B.E, R.A F
OGG, Major Arthur Charles, D.S.O, O.B.E, LA, 6 1878 ¦
Gen. Staff Officer at War Office ; served during the Great War'
1914-16 (despatches). ro?3',ni
OGIER, Capt. L. L'H, O.B.E. l '
OGILVIE, Capt. Alan Grant, O.B.E,
OGILVIE, Alec, C.BE., fi. 1882 ; s. of the late Arthur
Graeme OgUvie, of 8, Grove End Road, St. John's Wood
Educ : Rugby ; Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Consulting Aero
nautical Engineer; Member of Aeronautical Research Com
mittee War Work : 1915, in charge of R.N.A.S. Training
School Eastchureh; 1916, in charge of Repair Depot,
R.N. AS Dunkirk France ; 1917-18, to charge New Design
Branch, Technical Department, Aircraft Production Address ¦
3, Hans Crescent, Sloane Street, S.W 1 Clubs ¦ Roval
^J?^?,0,??1^ Force; Bath; Royal Societies'. ' (C871)
OGILVIE, Lieut.-Col. Alexander, O.B E T D R E (T )
OGILVIE Col. Sir Andrew Muter John, K.B.E , C B •
TW^S^f* 4'-,?81'?6-' 5'f • ASsilt' Sec- of Post Office 1907
Third Sec, 1911: Jomt Second Sec, 1914-19 War Work '
Director of Army Signals (Home Defence), 1913-19 Addrestei '¦
7 Sheffield Terrace W. 8 ; Golf Cottage, st John's WoM?g.
Clubs : Union ; Albemarle. rt. qfi
OGILVIE, Col. Edward ColUngwood, C M G C BE
R.E 6. 1867. Served with the Miranzai Expedition,' 1891
(medal with clasp); Chitral ReUef Force, 1895 (medal with
cla5Pji. Mesopotamia, 1915-19 (despatches). (C2040)
OGILVIE, Helen Leslie, M.B.E, 6. 6 June 1879 -d of
Joseph Ogilvie, LL.D. Educ. : Aberdeen • Paris • T nnrinn
War Work: British Red Cross Society fscotrtfh Branch;
Aberdeen County Branch, Aug. 1914, to Nov 1917 ¦ British
Red Cross Society (Scottish Branch), N.E District Depot,
?U?1?msJ)Lof Gar™en* Department from May, 1917, to May
nrnvv^rV 4' §.1?-eenJs.vrerrace' Aberdeen. (M810
„ OG'y Y' ,Diana Elizabeth Maria, M.B.E. ; d. of Rev
of B»t?B;hnn ?on Mrs. OgUvy War Work: 'Commandant
of BattenhaU AuxUiary Hospital, Worcester, 1915-19 Ad
dresses : Bishops House, Worcester ; ViUa Victoria 2 Via le
P™£'Pe 7^*0, Ftorence, Italy. Club: VAD 2(M2241)
R™ Y,£ £ar,ry Lo« Stephen BaUour, M.B.E.
OGILVY, Walter, M.B.E.
2SHS' MaJ°r Arthur Bertram, O.B.E R E
G^r°dfM^E,H°n- LleUt' C°^ «°^ *» Marie

O'GORMON, Flora, Mrs., O.B.E. (011788_)
O'GRADY, Capt. J. J, M.B.E.
O'GRADY, Capt. Robert Louis, O.B.E.
OGSTON, Walter Henry, O.B.E, 6. 29 Nov. 1873 ; s. of
Sh Alexander Ogston, K.C.V.O, of Aberdeen; m. Josephine
EUzabeth, d. of W. H. Carter, of London. Educ. : Bedford
School, and Aberdeen Univ. East India Merchant. War
Work : RaUway Transport, and Embarkation Staff Officer.
Manager, Ministry of Shipping, Russian Shipping Section,
Liverpool. Addresses : Mendip Cottage, Kingston HU1,
Surrey ; Balnastraid, Dinnet, Aberdeenshire. (011061)
O'HARA, Major Charles Kean, O.B.E.. fi. 10 Dec. 1860;
s. of 0. W. O'Hara, D.L, J.P, of Annaghmore and CoopershUl.
Educ. : Eton. His Majesty's Lieut, and Custos Rotulorum,
Co. SUgo. War Work : Appointed purchaser of remounts at
outbreak of war ; President, Local Recruiting Committee and
County ControUer of Recruiting ; President, Soldiers' and SaUors'
Help Society ; Chahman, Local Distress Committee, and
Local Sec. and Treas. Prince of Wales' Fund ; Local Sec. and
Treas. Prisoners of War Fund ; Chairman, SUgo War Pensions
Committee; Local Sec. and Treas. of Irish National War
Memorial. Address: Annaghmore, Collooney, Co. SUgo,
Deland. Clubs : KUdare Street, Dublin ; Royal St. George
Yacht, Kingstown ; Junior Constitutional ; County and
Constitutional, Shgo ; and County, Roscommon. (011062)
O'HARA, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Ernest, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
O'HARA, Ethel, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 15 Jan. 1870 ; d. of
Archibald Fisken, of Lal-Lal, Victoria, AustraUa ; m. Richard
Edward, s. of Charles WUUam O'Hara, D.L, J.P, of Armagh-
more, Co. Sligo. Educ : Privately. War Work : Repre
sentative of SUgo Pension Committee for districts of BaUymote
and Riverstown ; organiser of two weekly sewing parties for
Red Cross Work, and Voluntary Workers' Association in Sligo,
and for local men serving at the Front ; organiser of 5 concerts
in aid of Star and Garter Hospital, London, French Red Cross,
Belgian Red Cross, and the Lrish County Hospital. Address:
New Park, Ballymote. Co. SUgo. (M9186)
O'HARA, John Wesley, O.B.E.
OKE, Sophy, Mrs., O.B.E,
OKEDEN, Violet PARRY-, O.B.E. ; d. of Lieut.-Col.
Parry-Okeden, of Turnworth, Dorset. Poultry Farming.
War Work : Commandant, Norfolk V.A.D. 76 ; Matron,
Auxiliary Hospital, Walsingham, Norfolk; Scoutmaster,
Walsingham Troop of Boy Scouts ; Vice-President, North
Greenhoe Division, Norfolk, B.R.C.S. Address : The Poultrv
Farm, Pilford, Wimborne. (01714)
O'KEEFE, James George, C.B.E. Financial Representa
tive, War Office ; Ministry of Munitions in U.S.A. (C1013)
O'KEEFFE, Capt. Francis Stephen LANIGAN-, M.B.E,
6. 10 July, 1891 ; s. of the late S. M. Lanigan-O'Keeffe, of
Glenagyle, Co. Tipperary, and DelviUe, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin ;
m. Sylvia Isabelle, d. of Col. A. J. Hogg, V.D, of Abbotsford,
Eastbourne. Educ. : Mount St. Mary's CoU, Chesterfield,
and Sandhurst. War Work : Served in GaUipoli, AprU, 1915,
and France, Feb. 1917 ; specially employed at War Oflice,
Oct. 1918, to Dec. 1919. Club : Junior Naval and MUitary. (M5408)
O'KELLY, Capt. Edward Joseph, M.B.E.
O'KELLY, Major John WiUiam, O.B.E, R.A.V.C, 6.
1882 ; s. of W. H. O'KeUy, of Monkstown Castle, Co. Dublin ;
m. Mary, d. of Laurence Rorke, J.P, of FloravUle, Clondalktn,
Co. Dublin. Educ. : St. Vincent's CoU, Castleknock, and St.
Joseph's CoU, Dumfries. First Commissioner, Royal Army
Veterinary Corps, 1907 ; served in England, Egypt, and India ;
appointed to the Indian Remount Department in 1911, and
served with Remount Dept. tiU end of 1916. War Work : On
leave from India, beginning of war, recaUed to India and served
with Remount Department tiU end of 1916 ; returned to Eng
land beginning of 1917, and appointed A.D.V.S, 11th Division,
served in France and Belgium with 11th Division tiU its break
up in 1919 ; appointed A.D.V.S, Northern Division, and
subsequently A.D.V.S, Rhine Garrison ; served in Germany
till Feb. 1920 as A.D.V.S, Rhine Garrison. Address : KUdan-
gan, Kinnegad, Westmeath. Club : Junior Army and Navy.
(05646)
OLDEN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. George WilUam, O.B.E.
OLDERSHAW, Albert WilUam, M.B.E, B.Sc. (Edin.),
N.D.A, 6. 2 March, 1883 ; s. of John Oldershaw, of Costock,
Nottinghamshire ; to. Elizabeth, d. of WiUiam Smeeton, of
Bunny, Nottingham. Educ. : Loughborough Grammar
School ; Univ. CoU, Nottingham ; Midland Agricul. CoU,
Edinburgh Univ. Agricultural Organiser for East Suffolk.
War Work : Assisted in the Food Production Campaign,
especially with regard to organising the sale of Artificial Manure
to Farmers, in order to increase crop yields ; acted as Hon.
Sec. to East Suffolk War Agricultural Committee. Address :
24, Cardigan Street, Ipswich. (M39)
OLDERSHAW, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam James Norman,
C.B.E, V.D, 6. 1856 ; s. of the late William Oldershaw.
AustraUan Forces ; Rifle Shooting Expert ; Sugar ControUer
of Australia. War Work: Rendered services to Australian
Commonwealth Shipping Board. Address : Melbourne,
AustraUa. (C367)
OLDFIELD, Lieut.-Col. Christopher George, CM.G.
C.B.E, R.A.O.C, fi. 1863.
OLDFIELD, Geraldine, Mrs., M.B.E.
OLDFIELD, T. Major John WilUam, O.B.E, M.C.
OLDFIELD, Norman, M.B.E.
OLDHAM, Alfred, O.B.E.

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BIOGRAPHIES.

O'Mahoriy

OLDHAM, Rev. Gordon Miles Staveley, O.B.E, M.A.,
b. 28 Jan. 1885 ; s. of Thomas Staveley Oldham, of London ;
m. Hilda Georgina Susan, d. of Major the Hon. W. H. Curzon,
of London. Educ. : Westminster, and Christ Church, Oxford.
Hon. Claphain to the Forces. Vicar of St. James', Clapton,
London. War Work : C. F. attached 1st Batt. Welsh Guards.
B.E.F. Address : St. James' Vicarage, 58, Kenninghall
Eoad, Clapton, London, E. 6. (05647)
OLDHAM, Hugh Falconer, M.B.E, M.D, B.Ch, J.P.
OLDHAM, Reta, O.B.E.
OLDHAM, Comm. Ronald Wolseley, O.B.E.
OLDMEADOW, George Edward, M.B.E.
O'LEARY, Lieut. Michael George, M.B.E.
O'LEARY, Brig.-Gen. T. Evelyn, C.B, CM.G, C.B.E,
fi. 1862 ; s. of the late Surg.-Gen. Thomas Conor O'Leary ;
m. 1894, a d. of Maj.-Gen. Francis William Ward, C.B. Served
with Miranzai Expedition, 1891 (Medal with clasp) ; Isazai
Expedition, 1892 ; Chitral Relief Force, 1895 (medal with
olasp) ; S. Africa, 1899-1902 (Queen's medal with six clasps,
King's medal with two clasps). Dardanelles, 1915 ; Mesopo
tamia, 1916 (despatches twice) ; Dep. Dhector at War Office,
1917-19. Address : West End, Haslemere. Club : Army &
Navy. (C1721)
OLIPHANT, Capt. Andrew John, M.B.E.
OLIPHANT, John Ninian, M.B.E.
OLIPHANT, WiUiam Elwin, O.B.E, 6. 31 March. 1860 ;
s.of John Elwin Oliphant, of Maxton, Kent ; m. Celestinn Cor-
nelie, d. of Ferdinand Schoch-de-Ravalet, of Apeldorn, HoUand.
Educ. : Dover Private School j Seminary St. Omer ; London
Univ. Divinity CoU, and Friedrich WUhelm Univ, Berlin.
Commissioner of the Salvation Army. Curate, North London.
Curacy, St. Paul's, Onslow Square, S. Kensington, London,
1882 ; joined Salvation Army, 1884 ; Private Sec. to the
present General Booth, 1886 ; Commissioner for work to
Holland, Sweden, Germany, Switzerland, and Italy United
Territory, respectively. War Work : Opened , Home and
Tea-rooms at Chateau d'Oex and Leysin and Switzerland,
for English prisoners of war ; established research bureau
for lost and missing British officers and soldiers at Geneva
(Head Office, Berne) ; met trains conveying prisoners of war
to various destinations, and of various nationalities, with an
organising committee to distribute necessities, comforts, and
nterature ; opened three homes for Italian soldiers in Naples
and Florence ; sheltered many hundreds of Serbians for over
a year in Rome ; distributed over one miUion of ltras among
Italian refugees after Caparetto from MUan to Palermo ;
opened Foyer for French Soldiers at MUan, and a large Foyer
at Arauarta, the British Base in Italy, where many thousands
of British Soldiers received food and help of all kind. Address :
Chalet d'Erlach, Spiez, Switzerland. (011064)
OLIVE, Annie Gordon, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 26 Aug. 1860 ;
d. of Rev. Wm. Guard Price, of Newtownards, Co. Down,
Ireland ; m. Eustace John Parke, s. of Eustace Henry Olive,
of Northampton. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Four years
commandant of Holmdene Auxiliary Hospital, Leamington,
Warwicltshhe. Address : Avon Royd, Leamington. (M2244)
OLIVE, Eustace John Parke, O.B.E, M.D. (Cantab),
F.R.C.S. (Eng.), fi. 1862. Educ. : St. John's CoUege, Cambridge
and St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Surgeon. War
Work : Medical Officer, Holmdene AuxiUary Hospital, Leaming
ton. Address : Avon Royd, Leamington. (011065)
OLIVE, James WUUam, C.B.E, Chevalier Legion
d'Honneur, fi. Nov. 1857 ; s. of the late James Olive, of Uxbridge,
Middlesex. Educ : Privately. Assistant Commissioner, Me
tropoUtan Police, New Scotland Yard. War Work : General
administration in connection with duties devolving upon London
Metropolitan PoUce under laws and regulations passed during
the period of the war. Address : 9, BrooksvUle Avenue.
Olufis: National. (C284)
OLIVE, May Winifred, M.B.E. ; d. of WilUam Hayes, of
Tyndales Park, CUfton, Bristol. Educ. : Privately. War
Work : A voluntary worker on the Belgian ReUef Committee,
1914-15 ; subsequently joining the British Inquiry Bureau,
a voluntary organisation for the Assistance and Entertainment
of wounded soldiers ; working at the 2nd S. Gen. and Beaufort
War Hospitals until the closing of the Hospitals in 1919.
(M9188),
OLIVER, Arthur Maule, O.B.E., 6. 25 Aug. 1871 ; s. of
WiUiam Atldnson Oliver, Solicitor, of Sunderland ; to. EmUy
Margaret, d. of Samuel Horsfield, J.P, of Hyde, Cheshhe.
Edue. : Eastbourne CoU. Solicitor ; Town Clerk and Clerk
of the Peace of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. War Work : Executive
Officer, Newcastle Local Food Control Committee ; Clerk to
Local Tribunal ; Sec. to Local War Pensions Commiltee, and
to Northern Counties Joint (Disablement) Committee. Ad
dress : West House, Cleadon, Co. Durham. Club : Union.
Newcastle. (03858)
OLIVER, Bertie CecU, M.B.E.
. OLIVER, Dame Beryl Carnegy, Lady, D.B.E, R.R.C,
4. 20 Aug. 1882 ; d. of Mrs. Carnegy, of Lour, Forfar ; m. Vice-
Admiral Sir Henry OUver, K.C.B, K.C.M.G, M.V.O.. LL.D,
«. of Robert OUver, of Lockside, Roxburghshhe. Lady of
Justice, Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; holds Coronation
Medal (King George), and Order of Mercy. Address: 20,
South Eaton Place, London, S.W. 1. (D51)
_ OLIVER, Charles Augustus, C.B.E., Order of the Rising
Sun (3rd class), 6. 16 Oct. 1861 ; s. of Admiral R. A. Ohver ;
m. HUda. d. of Lieut.-Col. WooUcombe-Adams, of Anstey Hall,
Warwickshire (see Bttbke's Landed Gentry). Educ. : Wtochester

and abroad. Entered Admiralty, 1885; appointed Assist.
Director of Navy Contracts, 1904. War Work: Acted as
Director of Contracts, 1915-17 ; Member of the Disposal and
Salvage Boards. Address : 1, Addison Gardens, Kensington.
Clubs : Union ; Albemarle. (C1015)
OLIVER, Charles Thomas, M.B.E.
OLIVER, Charlotte, M.B.E, 6. 13 Sept. 1862; d. of
Charles Thomas Gostenhofer, J.P, of Birkenhead, Cheshire.
War Work : Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Associa
tion, Birkenhead Division ; since 1885, Soldiers' and Sailors'
Help Society, Birkenhead; Member of Local Committee,
Statutory Committee and War Pensions. Address: Sandy-
croft, West Kirby, Cheshire. (M3875)
OLIVER, Wing Commander Douglas Austin, D.S.O,
O.B.E, R.A.F, fi. 9 Dec. 1887; s. of Rev. Austin Oliver,
Latton, Essex ; m. Sheila Laura, d. of Capt. Grant-Suttie,
R.N, of Preston Grange, North Berwick. Educ. : The
Grange, Folkestone, and H.M.S. " Britannia." War Work :
As Flight-Comdr, R.N.A.S, Cuxhaven Raid, Dec. 25, 1914 ;
mentioned in despatches ; promoted to Squadron-Comdr,
Jan. 1915 ; awarded D.S.O. for attack on German Battle
Cruisers on 25 April, 1916 ; promoted to Wing-Comdr. July,
1917 ; mentioned in despatches, Jan. 1919, for services in
Adriatic ; awarded Italian War Cross. Address : Latton
Vicarage, Harlow, Essex. Club : Junior Naval and Military. (08160)
OLIVER, Capt. Edward Victor, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
OLIVER, John David, M.B.E.
OLIVER, John Penry, M.B.E, 6. 24 Jan. 1861 ; s. of the
Rev. Henry OUver, B.A, of Llanfynydd, Carmarthenshire ;
to. Laura Beatrice, d. of Edwin Brown, of Leamington. Educ. :
Congregational School, Caterham VaUey. Barrister-at-law ;
Temp. Chief Examiner at Passport Office. War Work :
Chief Inspector, X Div, Metropolitan Special Constabulary ;
Chahman of Harrow-on-the-Hill MiUtary Tribunal Advisory
Committee. Addresses : 6, Pump Court, Temple, E.C ;
Bellevue, Sudbury HU1, Harrow-on-the-Hill. (M9190)
OLIVER, John WiUiam Lambton, C.B.E,
OLIVER, Matthew WilUam Baillie, O.B.E, M.B, B.C.,
F.R.CS. ; s. of Robt. B. OUver, of StrathweU, Whitwell, Isle
of Wight. Educ: Cheltenham Coll. ; Trinity Coll, Cambridge.
Assistant Surgeon to the Central London Ophthalmic Hospital ;
Ophthalmic Surgeon to the Queen's Hospital for facial injuries,
Sidcup. War Work : Service in France and Belgium with the
British Expeditionary Force from the commencement of the
war in 1914 until May, 1919 ; service with several units, and
from 1917-1918 as Surgical Specialist to the 15th Casualty
Clearing Station. Address : 128, Harley Street. Clubs :
New Univ. ; Royal AutomobUe. (05649)
OLIVER, Percy Lane, O.B.E, 6. 11 April, 1878 ; 8. of
Edward Lane Oliver, of Peckham ; to. Ethel Grace, d. of
Joseph Hebden, of Peckham. Educ. : Peckham Wesleyan
School. Municipal Clerk, CamberweU Borough CouncU.
War Work : Hon. Sec, CamberweU Division, Brit. Red Cross
Society, throughout War ; Assistant Transport Officer, War
Refugees Committee, 1914-15 ; Leading Aircraftsman, Royal
Naval Air Service, 1916-18; Sergeant, Royal Ah Force,
1918-19. Address : 44, Talfourd Road, S.E. 15. (01715)
OLIVER, Philip Milner, C.B.E, B.A, 6. 30 Aug. 1884 ;
s. of John R. OUver. Educ. : Bowdon Coll, Manchester
Grammar School; Corpus Christi, Oxford. War Work:
Hon. Sec. British Red Cross Society, East Lancashire Branch,
Addresses : 41, John Dalton Street, Manchester ; High Croft,
Bowdon. Club : Reform, Manchester. (C2849)
OLIVER, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Richard, M.B.E, D.C.M.
OLIVER, Rev. Richard John Deane, C.B.E, M.A..
6. 22 June, 1863 ; s. of Richard Charles Deane OUver, of Rock-
miUs House, Co. Cork. Educ : Coll. of St. Columba, Co.
DubUn, and Trinity CoU, Dublin. Private Sec. to Lord Plun
ket, Archbishop of DubUn, 1886 ; Domestic Chaplain, 1888 ;
Chaplain to the Forces, 1892 ; Assistant Chaplain-General,
Eastern Command, 1915; retired, 1920. War Work: Co-
Founder with C B. Combes, of Sandgate, Kent, of the Church
of England Clubs for soldiers in the ShorncUffe Training Area
(22 clubs in the Federation). Address : 4, WelUngton Terrace,
Sandgate, Kent. Club : Church Imperial. (C1722)
OLIVER, Col. WilUam James, C.B.E, R.A.O.C
OLIVIER, Edith Maud, M.B.E. ; d. of Rev. Canon D.
OUvier, of Wilton, Wilts. Educ. : St. Hugh's CoU, Oxford.
War Work : Hon, Sec. and Organising Sec. to WUts Women s
War Agricultural Commiltee. Address : Fitz House, Teffont
Magna, Salisbury. Club : Ladies' Athenaeum. (M91?P
OLLEY, Capt. Arthur Edward, O.B.E, R.A, 6. 1884 ;
s of Henry R. Olley, of LlangoUen, North Wales ; to. May,
d of James Evans, of Manchester. Educ. : Privately ; OUver's
Mount School Scarborough ; County School, Llangollen.
JournaUst War Work : After one year in 12th Heavy Baty,
R G.A, 60-pounders, was made ArtiUery Liaison Officer with
R A F squadrons working from time to time with 3rd Corps ;
twice mentioned in despatches. Address : 6, Kenyon Mansions,
West Kensington, W. 14. (0£ , '
OLLIVANT, Major Rupert Charles, O.B.E, R.F.A. (T.).
O'MAHONEY, Major Charles Carleton SAUNDERS-,
'o''MAHONY,Pierce de Lacy (THE O'MAHONY), C.B.E,
D L Co Wicklow, 6. 9 June, 1850; s.of Pierce KenefickMahony,
of' Kilmorna. Co. Kerry (see BtmKB'S Landed Gentry) ; m. Helen
Louise, d. of Maurice ColUs, of Coohane, Co. Tipperary. Educ. :
Rugby ¦ Magdalen Coll, Oxford ; Agricultural CoU., Chcencester

391

O'Malley

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

(Haygarth Gold Medal). Hereditary Chieftain of the O'Mahony
Sept, M.P, North Meath, 1886 to 1892. War Work : Re
cruiting in Deland, 1915. Addresses : Grange Con, Co. Wick
low ; Mucklagh, Aughrim, Co. Wicldow. (C2850)
O'MALLEY. Capt. David Vincent, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C.
OMAN, Sh Charles WiUiam Chadwick, K.B.E, M.P,
F.B.A, Hon. LL.D. (Edin.), 6. 12 Jan. 1860; s. of Charles
PhiUp Austin Oman, of Hatauri, Bahar, India ; to. Mary
Mabel, second d. of General Robert Maclagan, R.E. 1 son
2 daughters. Educ : Winchester CoU, and New Coll,
Oxford. Fellow of All Souls Coll, Oxford, 1883 ; Chichele
Professor of Modern History, Oxford, 1906 : Hon. LL.D,
Edinburgh, 1910 ; M.P. for Oxford Univ, 1919 ; President
of Royal Historical Society, 1917; President of Royal
Numismatic Society, 1919 War Work : Censorship, Sept.
1914 to Dec. 1916 ; Foreign Office, Jan. 1917 to Jan. 1919.
Clubs : Athenaeum ; Burltoerton. (K404)
O'MEAGHER, Col. John Kevin, C.B.E, B.A, late Royal
Munster FusUiers, 6. 24 June, 1866 ; s. of the late J .
O'Meagher, M.R.I.A, Officier d'Academie Francaise. Educ. :
Prior Park CoU, Bath ; Royal Univ, Deland ; Sandhurst.
War Work : 1914, raised and commanded 8th Service Batt.
Royal Munster FusUiers ; 1915, raised and commanded with
rank of Col. 3rd Line Groups, 2nd London Division (T.F.)
until their aboUtion in Sept. 1916 ; raised and commanded 3rd
Res. Garrison Batt. Royal Dish FusUiers ; despatches, 1914
Star, General Service Medal and Victory Medal. Address : 25,
WeUington Road, DubUn. Club : Army and Navy. (C1723)
O'MEARA, David John, M.B.E, R.N.
O'MEARA, Lieut.-Col. Eugene John, O.B.E, I.M.S.
O'MEARA, Lieut. Michael Aloysius, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
OMMANNEY, Lieut.-Col. Charles Vernon, C.B.E, 6.
1872 ; s. of the late Col. Edward Lacon Ommanney, C.S.I. ;
m. 1904, Honoria Catherine, d. of the late Dr. H. Cripps
Lawrence. Lieut.-Col. Indian Army. Served in the Great
War as Administrator, Kamaran Island, and to Palestine, 1918,
with 2/30th Punjabis, which be raised (despatches, 1914-15
Star, two medals); Afghan War, 1919 (despatches, medal
with clasp) ; Waziriptan, 1919. (C3099)
OMMANNEY, Adm. Sir Robert Nelson, K.B.E, C B.,
R.N. (ret.), fi. 31 Jan. 1854 ; s. of Octavius Ommanney, of
Bloxham, Oxon. ; m. Ethel Mary d. ot the Rev. -Lawrence
Harrison, of Mortlake and East Sheen. Educ. : Worthing
House, Worthing, and Temple Grove, East Sheen. Admiral
Superintendent, H.M. Dockyard, Chatham, 1909-12. War
Work : Chahman of Mining Committee, 1915 ; War Staff for
Mining duties, 1915-17 ; Superintendent of Fitting Minelayers,
1917-18. Address : c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, 44, Charing Cross,
S.W. 1. (K199)
OMMANNEY, Capt. Walter Montagu, O.B.E.
O'NEILL, Major Arthur, O.B.E, M.R.C.S., R.A.M.C.
O'NEILL, Sir Arthur Eugene, K.B.E, 6. 17 Dec. 1877 ;
s. of Capt. Owen O'NeiU; m. Edith Frances, d. of WiUiam
Hopkins Tomson. Educ. : St. Edmund's CoU, Old HaU,
Ware. Partner, Frank C Strick & Co, Ltd. War Work :
Admiralty and Ministry of Shipping. Address : The Moorings,
The Avenue, Bushey, Herts. Club : Junior Carlton. (K405)
O'NEILL, Capt. Charles Sefton, O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C.
O'NEILL, Herbert Charles, O.B.E.
O'NEILL, Leo Francis, M.B.E.
ONSLOW, Brig.-Gen. Cranley Charlton, C.M.G, C.B.E,
D.S.O, 6. 1869 ; only s. of Hamilton Cranley Onslow, Madras
S.C. (d. 1874) ; m. Sydney Alice H, younger d. of Sir Benjamin
Franklin, K.C.I.E. Served with the Isazai Expedition, 1892 ;
Chitral Relief Force 1895 ; Lieut.-Col. Bedford Regt. from
1916 ; Brigade Commander (T. Brig.-Gen.) 1916 ; awarded
the Croix de Guerre. (C1724)
ONSLOW, Harriet Katharine, O.B.E.
ONSLOW, Richard WiUiam Alan Onslow, 5th Earl of,
O.B.E, J.P, D.L, F.R.H.S, F.Z.S, 6. 23 Aug. 1876 ; e.s. of
the 4th Earl and Hon. Florence Coulston Gardner, d. of the
3rd Lord Gardner ; m. 1906, Hon. Violet Maria Catherine
Warwick Bampfylde, Lady of Grace of Order of St. John of
Jerusalem (q.v.), d. of the 3rd Lord Poltimore. Educ. : Eton ;
New Coll, Oxford. Attached H.M. Diplomatic Service, 1901 ;
appointed Madrid, 1902 ; Tangier, 1903 ; granted aUowances
for knowledge of Arabic and International Law ; 3rd Sec.
Petrograd ; Private Sec. to Rt. Hon. Sh C Hardinge and
Rt. Hon. Sh A. Nicholson, 1904-6; 2nd Sec. Berlin, 1907;
Secretary-in-Charge of Commercial Affairs at Berlin, 1908 ;
Assistant Private Secretary to Sir Edward Grey, 1909 ; Clerk
S ll?e Foreten Office, 1910 ; Private Secretary to the Permanent
Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, 1911 ; Assistant
Clerk, Foreign Office, 1913; resigned 1914; appointed a
CivU Lord of the Admiralty, 1920 ; Staff Lieut, in Army,
JxrS ; £e?v?.d in Great War (despatches twice) ; Captain,
1916 • G.S.O. 2nd Grade, Dec. 1916 ; Major, May, 1918 ;
S-°,n>, Lieut,-CoI. 3rd Vol. Bn. Queen's Roy. West Surrey Regt. ;
Col G.S.O. 1st Grade, G.H.Q, B.E.F. France 1918 ; Knight
of Grace, St. John of Jerusalem; Knight of Legion of Honour.
Addresses : 107, St. George's Square, S.W.1 ; Clandon Park,
i;"A „ „ -PIubs ¦' Carlton ; Beefsteak ; Turf ; Travellers' ;
M.C.C. ; GuUdford County. (0619)
r. ¦?SSL.°yi.Violet Marcia Catherine Warwick, Countess of,
UB.E, A. R.R.C, Lady of Grace, Order of St. John of Jeru
salem ; only d. of 3rd Baron Poltimore, of Poltimore Park,
Exeter (see Bukke's Peerage); to. WilUam Alan Richard,
f: , ,*WlJhirm EUber, 4th Earl of Onslow, of Clandon Park,
GuUdford (see Bukke'S Peerage). Lady District Officer for

392

Surrey, St. John Ambulance Brigade. War Wort •
Commandant, Clandon Park Primary MiUtary Hospital,
1914-19 ; Commandant, Broom House AuxiUary Red Cross
Hospital, 1915-19 ; Vice-President, Surrey Branch B.R.C.S,
1914-20 ; Commandant, Women's V.A.D. Surrey 86, 1914-20
Addresses: Clandon Park, GuUdford; 107, St. George's
Square, S.W. 1. (C2852)
ONSLOW, Henry HUGHES-, C.B.E, 6. 3 Jan. 1871;
5th s. of the late H. J. Hughes-Onslow, of Balkissock, Co. Ayr
(see Bukke'S Peerage, Onslow, E.). Educ. : Eton. Master of
the Supreme Court of Judicature. War Work : Organised the
examination of witnesses for the Government Committee
on the Treatment by the Enemy of British Prisoners of War,
etc. Addresses : 8, Cavendish Place, Cavendish Square, W. 1 ;
Royal Courts of Justice, W.C. 2. Clubs : Carlton ; Marl
borough ; White's ; Bath. (C1016)
ONSLOW, Marion, Mrs. Denzil HUGHES-, C.B.E.;
d. of George OUver, of Laggan, Ayrshhe ; m. Denzil, Major
6th Dorsets (kiUed in action, July, 1916), s. of Henry John
Hughes-Onslow, of Balkissock, Ayr (see Bukke'S Peerage,
Onslow E.). Donor and Resident Commandant of Laggan
House Red Cross AuxUiary Hospital, BaUantrae, Ayrshire,
which hospital (50 beds) she maintained at her own expense,
free of all Government or other grants, from 1916 tiU its close in
1919 ; she also, with her husband, the late Major DenzU
Hughes-Onslow, handed over her English residence, Colliton
House, Dorchester, as a Red Cross AuxUiary Hospital (200 beds)
from 1914 till 1919 ; Commandant of Ayr (50) V.A.D. of the
Red Cross ; President of the BaUantrae District Sailors' and
Soldiers' FamUies Association tiU merged into the Sailors' and
Soldiers' Help Association and Pensions Committee ; President
of the BaUantrae War Work Party and of the BaUantrae
District Committee's Campaign for promoting employment of
women on the land. Addresses : Laggan House ; ¦ Balkissock
Lodge, BaUantrae, Ayrshhe; CoUiton House, Dorchester.
Club : Ladies' Athenaeum. (C2851)
OPENSHAW, Edith Newbold, M.B.E. Educ: Ladies'
CoU, Cheltenham. War Work : Voluntary Worker, Bury War
Pensions Committee. Address : Brooklands, Wilson Street,
Bury, Lancs. (M9193)
OPENSHAW, Florence, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 3 June, 1872;
d. of Henry Grey, of Heme, Kent ; to. Lawrence Gramme, s. of
Thomas Openshaw, of Middleton Cheney Rectory. Educ. :
Heme Bay. War Work : Commandant of V.A.D. Detachment,
Kent 90 ; in charge of AuxiUary Hospital, Heme Bay, from
1914-18. Address : The Haven, Exton-in-Exeter. Club :
New Century. (M9194)
OPENSHAW, Lieut. George Arthur, M.B.E.
OPENSHAW, James, O.B.E, M.A., J.P, D.L. (Lancs),
6. 13 April, 1871 ; s. of the late Frederick Openshaw, of
Hothersall HaU, Ribchester ; to. Muriel Ellen, d. of the Rev.
W. J. MelvUle, of Ashton-in-Makerfield. Educ. : Harrow, and
Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Chahman, Lancashire Quarter
Sessions (Preston Division). Address : HothersaU HaU,
Ribchester, near Preston, (O11066)
OPPENHEIM, Major Arthur Edwin, O.B.E, LA.
OPPENHEIM, Lieut.-Col. Robert WiUiam, O.B.E.
ORAM, Major Harry, O.B.E.
ORAM, Capt. Matthew Henry, M.B.E.
ORAM, Dame Sarah EUzabeth, D.B.E, R.R.C. Principal
Matron, Queen Alexandra's Imp. Mil. Nursing Service. (D40)
ORANGE, George James, C.B.E. Joint Hon. Organiser
for Official Agents, National War Savings Committee. (C2853)
ORANGE, Lionel, M.B.E.
ORCHARD, AUred John, C.B.E. Chairman of War
Pensions Committee, Rhondda. (C2854)
ORCHARD, Lieut. Edward Henslow, M.B.E, R.G.A.
ORCHARD, Lieut.-Comm. Edwin Harold, O.B.E, R.N.R.
ORCHARD, Jonathan, C.B.E, B.Sc. (Lond.), 6. 4 Dec.
1853 ; s. of Jonathan Orchard, of Southampton ; m. Charlotte
Sophia, d. of J. Pitt, of Southampton. Educ : Private School,
Lowestoft ; Mason's CoU, Bhmingham. Late Chief Inspector
of Customs and Excise, Custom House, London. E.C. War
Work : In connection with adnrinistration of Customs and
Excise Dept. Address : 319a, Brixton Road, S.W. 9. (C1017)
ORCHARD, Hon. Richard Beaumont, C.B.E. Minister
for Recruiting, Commonwealth of AustraUa, during the Great
War. (C3202)
ORD, Lieut. Benjamin, M.B.E.
ORD, Evelyne Mary, O.B.E. ; d. of the late Richard Ord, of
Sands HaU, Co. Durham. Educ. : Privately ; Bedford Women's
Coll. President, Sedgefleld District, Soldiers' and SaUors'
FamUies Association ; President of other local societies. War
Work : Founder, organiser, and Hon. Sec. of the British and
AUies Comforts and Victims of War Fund ; assisted dhectly over
10,000 individuals, not counting the thousands helped indirectly
by goods sent in bulk ; received the Order of the Serbian Red
Cross ; also Order of Montenegrin Red Cross. Address : Sands
HaU, Sedgefleld, Co. Durham. (011067)
ORD, Mark Curry, M.B.E.
ORD, WiUiam WalUs, O.B.E, M.D.
O'REILLY, Arthur, M.B.E.
O'REILLY, Major Brefney Rolph, O.B.E, M.D, R.A.F.
O'REILLY, Isabella, Mrs., M.B.E.
O'REILLY, Rev. James, O.B.E.
O'REILLY, Major Thomas Leslie, O.B.E.
ORFORD, Lieut.-Col. Herbert John, O.B.E.
ORFORD, John, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, L.S.A,.
6. 22 March, 1857 ; s. of John Orford, of Brookes HaU, Ipswich ;

BIOGRAPHIES.

Osborne

m. Fanny Florence, d. of Thomas Sorby of Sheffield. Educ. :
St. Thomas' Hospital. Surgeon. War Work : Medical
Officer in charge Stapleton, Darrington and SwilUngton War
Hospitals. (M9197)
ORFORD, Capt, William Oswald, O.B.E, R.F.A. (T.).
O'RIORDAN, Lieut. Henry Miohael, O.B.E.
ORLOFF, Capt, Eugene, M.B.E, R.E.
OBMAN, Frederick Brook, M.B.E., 6. 9 Oct. 1869 ; s. of
Henry Oman of Portsmouth, Hants ; m. Amy Drew, d. of
John Gapes, of Portsmouth, Hants. Educ : Gorsuch's
Academy, and Dockyard School, Portsmouth. Surveyor of
Stores. H.M. Dockyard, Rosyth. War Work: Aug. 1914 to
Feb. 1918, Principal Hull Overseer in the Tyne District for
emergency repairs to H.M. ships, and during this period dealt
with the repairs to several of H.M. vessels damaged by enemy
action, besides attending to the general maintenance and
refitting of many vessels of the Grand Fleet. Address : 4,
Jingal Place, Edinburgh. (M3876)
ORME, Capt. Frederiok George, O.B.E, 7th Bn. Middle
sex Regt. (T.), 6. 1874 ; s. of George HiU Orme, of Bayswater ;
m. Minnie, d. of John Rutgers, of Amsterdam. Educ. : St.
Paul's School. FeUow of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries.
War Work : Held rank of Inspector in the Inspection Dept,
Koyal Arsenal, Woolwich, High Explosives Directorate.
Address : 3, Fairfax Mansions, Hampstead, N.W. 3. Club :
Royal Automobile. (01716)
ORME, Marie, Mrs., M.B.E, L.R.CP.I, L.R.CS.I ;
d. of John Goodwin, of Matlock, Derbyshire ; m. Albert
L'Estrange, s. of Robert Orme, of Owenmore, Co. Mayo.
Educ: Privately. Resident Physician, Rockside Hydro,
Matlock; Hon. Physician, Derby and Derbyshire Convalescent
Home, Matlock, and the Sheffield Works Association Convales
cent Home for Women. War Work:' M.O. Royal Air Force
Hospital for Officers, Rockside; M.O. Red Cross Auxiliary
Hospital, Dariey, near Matlock : Commandant, Derby 22
R.C. V.A.D, which, conjointly with Derby 34 R.C V.A.D,
organised and ran the Dariey AuxiUary Red Cross Hospital
for wounded soldiers, over 2000 cases being admitted ; served
as Member of the Matlock Belgian ReUef and War Rehef
Committees. Address : Rockside, Matlock. (M9198)
ORME, Thomas Charles Rushmer, O.B.E, 6. 11 March,
1861. Educ. : Park House Academy, Southampton. Assist
ant Marine Manager, London and South-Western Railway
Co. War Work : Transport. Address : Blah Athol, Alma
Road, Southampton. (011069)
ORMEROD, Annie, M.B.E.
ORMEROD. Marion Grace, O.B.E, 6. 12 June, 1872 ;
d.oi the Rev. Canon J. G. Alford, C.B.E, of Bristol (q.v.); to
Henry Lawrence Ormerod, M.D, s. of Henry Ormerod,
Surgeon, of Westbury-on-Trym. Educ. : Privately. War
Wort : Commandant Bristol 8 ; Rest Station work, Sept. 1914,
to April, 1919 ; also on County Director's Selection Board.
. Address : 2, Henleaze Road, Westbury-on-Trym. (011070)
ORMISTON, Capt. Thomas Maclay, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
(T.) fi. 30 July, 1889 ; s. of Robert Onniston, of AUoa,
Scotland; m. Winifred Ethel Douglas, d. ot the Rev. John
Ross. M.A, of GarnethiU Parish, Glasgow. Educ. : Alios
Academy. Address : 375, SauchiehaU St, Glasgow. (05653)
ORMOND, Bt. Major Arthur WUUam, C.B.E, F.R.CS,
fi. 8 Dec. 1871 ; s. of Maurice Ormond, of London ; to. Mary
Charlotte, d. of E. H. P. Eason, of London. Educ : Guy's
Hospital. Ophthalmic Surgeon, Guy's Hospital ; Lecturer in
Medical School. War Work: Officer in charge Ophthalmic
Department, 2nd London General Hospital, Chelsea ; Ophthal
mic SpeciaUst, London Area ; Hon. Ophthalmic Surgeon, St.
Dunstan's Hostel for BUnded SaUors and Soldiers. Address :
7, Devonshhe Place, W. (02151)
ORMSBY, Surg.-Comm. WUliam Edwin, O.B.E, M.B.
ORMSTON, John Maurice, M.B.E.
O'RORKE, Major George Mackenzie, CLE, M.B.E.
O'RORKE, Gertrude Isabel, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of the late
fiev. Canon WilUam Wayman Hutt, of Hockwold Rectory,
Brandon, Norfolk ; m. Ashley Robert Howard, s. of the late
Rev. Henry O'Rorke, of Feltwell Rectory, Brandon, Norfolk.
War Work: Commandant, and later Qr.-Mr. and Sec. of
Pontyclun Red Cross AuxiUary Hospital, Pontyclun, Gla
morgan, S. Wales, July, 1915, to Jan. 1919. Address : Tal-y-
garn, Pontyclun, Glamorgan, S. Wales. (M9199;
ORPEN, Major Anthony Shroeder, O.B.E.
ORPEN, Ida Grace Victoria, M.B.E, fi. 31 March, 1887 ;
a of Richard Hugh MiUerd, of ArdtuUy, Kenmare, Co. Kerry,
Ireland. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Lady Super
intendent, H.M. Inspection of Munition Areas, Sheffield,
Liverpool, and North Wales for 2 years ; District Lady Super
intendent, H.M. Central Stores Dept, Bhmingham and the
Midlands. (M3877)
ORPEN, Sybil Margaret, Hon. Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of
1st Baron Plumer (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; m. 1916, Maj. Anthonj
»• Orpen, E. Lancs. Regt. Address : 10, Old Court Mansions,
S-W. 8 (011071)
_ ORPEN, Sir WiUiam Newenham Montague, K.B.E,
B-A, fi. 1878 ; 4th s. of Arthur Herbert Orpen, M.A. (of Oriel),
or StiUorgan, Co. Dublin ; m. Grace, d. of Walter John Knew-
stub, of Highgate. Addresses : 8, South Bolton Gardens,
S.W.10; 11, Royal Hospital Rd, Chelsea, S.W.3. Clubs:
Garrick ; SavUe ; Arts. (K161)
ORR, Charles Roger, C.B.B.
ORR, Major Frank George, C.B.E, R.F.A. (T.).
ORR, Lieut. George, M.B.E, fi. 24 July, 1884. Educ :

Hutcheson's Grammar School. Cooperage Proprietor. Ad
dress : 431, Victoria Road, Queen's Park, Glasgow. (M3007)
ORR, Major Harold, O.B.E, Can. A.M.C.
ORR, James Peter, C.S.I, C.B.E, I.C.S.
ORR, John, M.B.E, J.P. Kimberley; fi. 7 Jan. 1858; s.
of Dixon Orr, of Benburb, co. Tyrone, Ireland; to. Mary
Ellen, d. of Henry  , of Staffordshire. Educ. : National
School and private tuition. Merchant, Kimberley, Durban,
Johannesburg, etc. War Work : Was for three years Mayor
of Kimberley, S. Africa, during the war period 1916-19,
and during that time was Chairman of the local Recruiting
Committee and of the various patriotic organisations — notably
that of the Governor-General's Fund — for which an amount of
nearly £30,000 was raised at the " Kimberley Wa' Market."
President. Kimberley Branch of Navy League of S. Africa.
Club: Kimberley. (011072)
ORR, John, O.B.E, M.B, CM, late Capt. R.A.M.C.
(T.), 6. 17 Jan. 1861 ; s. of the late Major-General James
Orr, of 27th Regt. N.I. (India) ; m. Annie Isabel ; d. of the
late Thomas Jones, of Woodcroft, Windermere. Educ. :
St. Andrews (Fife), and Edinburgh Univ. Medical Referee
to Board of Education ; Medical Referee to Ministry of Pen
sions ; M.O. to Post Office. War Work : Officer in charge of
Blm Bank Hospital (Red Cross), and Eccles and Patricroft
Hospital, Patricroft ; M.O. to both hospitals. Address :
3, Clarendon Road, Eccles, Lancs. (011072)
ORR, John, O.B.E, B.Sc, M.I.C.E, M.I.Mech.E, 6.
25 April 1870 ; s. of late Henry Orr, of Westcraigs, Lanarkslure,
Scotland ; m. Janet Louise, d. of F. J. Quinton, of Johannes
burg. Educ. : Royal Technical College, Glasgow, and Glasgow
University. Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Univ.
College, Johannesburg (University of South Africa) ; Past
President S.A. Institution of Engineers ; Past President S.A.
Association for the Advancement of Science ; Member Union
Government Advisory Board of Industry and Science (1917-20) ;
Chahman British Engineering Standards Association (S.A.
Branch) ; Dean of Faculty of Engineering, Univ. of South
Africa (1918-21). War Work : Chahman of Witwatersrand
Disabled Soldiers Board ; Member of Central Executive of
the Governor-General's Fund and of Administrative Com
mittee Governor-General's Fund (Johannesburg Branch).
Address: P.O. Box 1176, Johannesburg. Clubs : Rand
(Johannesburg) ; Kimberley (Kimberley). (04361)
ORR, WilUam James, C.B.E, 6. 26 Jan. 1874; s of
James Orr, of Manchester; to. Kathleen Marguerite, d. of the
late Sir Joseph Leigh, of Stockport. Educ : Pembroke House
School; Switzerland and Germany. War Work: Textile
Adviser to the Director of Army Contracts, and later Chief
Executive Officer of the War Dept. Cotton Textiles Office,
Manchester; Chevalier Order of the Crown of Belgium.
Addresses: Empire House, Charlotte Street, Manchester;
Barton Grange, near Preston. Club: Clarendon, Manchester
ORRIN, Herbert Charles, O.B.E FR.CS.fi. 1878;
s. of the late Henry Orrin ; m. Beth A, d. of the late Rev. T. W.
Gibson, M.A. Educ. : Privately. Surgeon Ministry of
Pensions Board. War Work : 1914-20, Medical Officer in
charge, Earl of Onslow's Hospital, Clandon Park- Medical
Officer in charge, Kensington Red Cross Hospital, London;
Surgeon attached 3rd London General Hospital. Address
150, Harley Street, W. 1. (04382)
ORTON, C. J., M.B.E. ^ _^ __
ORTON, Comm. John Henry, O.B.E, R.iN.
ORTON, WUUam, M.B.E.
OSBORN, Catherine Augusta, Mrs., M.B.E, a. or
Andrew Cusin, of Kirkcaldy, Fife ; m. Harry, s. of William
Edward Osborn, of Kirn, N.B. Educ: Convent of Notre
Dame, Liverpool. War Work: Quartermaster at Hoole
House AuxUiary MU. Hospl. Chester Aug 1915 to June, 1919
Nursing Duties at Richmond House Aux. MU. Hospl. Chester
1914-15. Address : 18, Castle Street, Chester. (M25)
OSBORN, Capt. Howard Harry, M.B.E.
OSBORN, Capt. Tom Douglas Hamilton, M.L.Ji, R.A.J!.
OSBORN, WUliam Albert, M.B.E, R-N-
OSBORNE, Albert AUred, 03 E M R.CS, L.R.CJ.
l£?*§iJS?& S£ch^ra^SoV°Un| «
f™i ofTife. War Work) Sec. and Trea, .Fife : Branch
of Scottish Branch of Brit sh Red Cross Society raised and
iuLntend^t ^^¦0^^'^^^
reTonlle for the design and production of components
requhed to produce Anti-Gas apparatus. * , ..
1-isnnRNF. Lieut -Col. George Henry, O.B.E, 6. 1 Oec.
1858- ? of WM Osborne of SCowes, I. ofW.;m. Annie
dot J O'Neill of Aldershot. Educ. : Privately. War Work:
Service to Into and Arabia. Address: 50, Latchmere Road
Kingston-on-Thames. '¦
OSBORNE, Lieut. Henry WiUiam, M.B.E
OSBORNE, Capt. John Warde, CBE,R.N- 0
ncRnnNR Maior John William, O.J5.JL, it.A.ivi.^.,
n_,.J,.((Es.MajM jm. Osborne, of »am3?y St. Mary,

Herts ; to. Emily Ann, d. of G. Cudlipp

Hitchin, Herts.

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Educ : Ramsey and Peterborough. Commissioned in 1908.
War Work : Proceeded to France with a General Hospital on
12 Aug. 1914, and continued to serve in France throughout
the war till 26 May, 1919, with various units and formations.
Addresses : 46, Wimpole Road, Colchester ; c/o Holt & Co.
(05654)
OSBORNE, Margaret, O.B.E. Superintendent, London
derry North- West Sphagnum Moss Depot. (011790/)
OSBORNE, RosabeUe, C.B.E. Principal Matron Army
Nursing Service. War Work : Rendered services in connection
with mUitary operations in Salonica. (C1124)
OSBORNE. WilUam Henry, M.B.E. (M10410)
OSBURN, Lieut, Harold, O.B.E.; R.N.V.R.
OSGERBY, Isabel, Mrs, M.B.E.
OSGOOD, Frederick Stanley, C.B.E, M.V.O.
OSLER, Capt. James BeU, O.B.E, 6. 6 July, 1889 ; s. of
James BeU Osier, of Coupar Angus. Educ. : Dundee High
School ; Royal Technical CoU, Glasgow. Engineer. Address :
49, Ridgmount Gardens, W.C 1. Club : Royal Automobile. (05655)
OSMAN.Hon. Lieut.-Col. Alfred Henry, O.B.E, 6 12 July,
1864 ; s. of John Jonas Osman, of the Civil Service ; to. Ada
Gertrude, d. of Edward Jones, of Tonbridge. Educ. : Edmon
ton Grammar School. War Work : (voluntary) Organised
the Carrier Pigeon Service ; enlisted men for this service after
examination ; obtained, free of cost to the country, thousands
of carrier pigeons to maintain the service on all fronts ; was
in command of the Carrier Pigeon Service G.H.Q. Great
Britain ; bred and suppUed large numbers of birds from his
own lofts. Address : Apsley House, Cambridge Park, Leyton
stone, E. 11. (01717)
OSMASTON, Col. CecU Alvend FitzHerbert, C.B, C.B.E..
late R.M. ArtiUery, fi. 24 July, 1866 ; s. of John Osmaston, of
Osmaston Manor ; to. Minnie Buckley, d. of General Sir Henry
Tuson, late R.M. ArtUlery. Educ. : Wtochester. Adjutant, R.M.
ArtUlery ; Adjutant, Sligo ArtiUery ; Instructor of Gunnery,
R.M. ArtiUery (ret.); Member, Ordnance Board; Member.
Ordnance Committee ; Assistant ControUer, Munitions Inven
tions Department. War Work : Commanded Brigade of Artil
lery in France. Club : United Service. (C2281)
OSMASTON, Sophie Florence Lothrop, C.B.E.
OSMOND, Lieut.-Col. Edward, C.B.E, R.A.F. Served
during the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1903)
OST, Lieut. Henry John, M.B.E, R.E.
OST, Lieut. WiUiam Lewis, M.B.E, R.N, fi. 5 Feb.
1859. June, 1915, appointed to H.M.S. " CoUeen," as assistant
to Officer in charge of Anti-Submarine Boom Defence, Queens-
town Harbour ; Aug. 1917, took over charge of Boom Defence,
Queenstown, from Comdr. E. L. Hughes, R.N, and continued
in charge untU the end of the Great War. Address : 3,
Ardnalee, Crosshaven, Co. Cork, Ireland. (M2250)
OSTLE, Helen Muriel, M.B.E, 6. 18 May, 1883 ; d. of
the late Rev. Wm. Ostle, of the Vicarage, S. Bartholomew's
Hospital, E.C, and Haydon Vicarage, Sherborne, Dorset.
Educ. : St. Mary's HaU, Brighton ; City of London High
School ; and Wiesbaden. Emigration work in connection with
the S. African Colonisation Society and British Women's
Emigration Association ; L.CC Care Committee work ;
In charge of Employment Department for Debenham's, Ltd.
War Work : Administrative Assistant in Gun Ammunition
Filling Dept, Ministry of Munitions, Dec. 1915, to March,
1919. Address : 5, Smith Street, Chelsea, S.W. 3. Club :
Efficiency. (M9201)
OSTLER, Major Franois Edward, O.B.E, N.Z.A S.C.
OSTREHAN, Lieut.-Col. Francis George Rodney, O.B.E..
OSTREHAN, Capt. Malcolm, M.B.E.
O'SULLIVAN, Col. Daniel, C.B.E, 6. 1853. Col. Army
Med. Depart, (ret.) ; served during the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1726)
O'SULLIVAN, Gerald Hendon, M.B.E, 6. 6 Jan. 1888 ;
8. of John O'SulUvan, of Aberavon, South Wales. Educ. :
Privately, and at Broadstairs. War Work : Acted as Admiraltv
Sub-agent at Port Talbot, 1914-19, and as Transport Officer
during most of the time. Address : St. Cuthbert's, Port
Talbot, South Wales. (M2251)
O'SULLIVAN, Cadet Lieut.-Col. Hugh Dermod Evan,
C.B.E, Royal Marines, 6. 11 Sept. 1874 ; s. of Lieut.-Col.
Eugene O'SulUvan, Royal ArtUlery; to. Flora, d. of Hugh
CampbeU, of Eden Lodge, Beckenham. Educ. : Wimborne, and
Royal Naval Coll. Royal Marines L.I. 1892 ; attached Egvptian
Army, 1901 ; and Sudan Government, 1903 ; Governor and
O.C. Troops, Upper Nile Province. 1909-11 ; Senior Officer,
Royal Marines, East Indies Naval Command, 1912-14 ;
Orders : Osmanieh, the Medjidieh, and the Nile. War Work :
Senior Officer, Royal Marines, East India and Egypt, 1914-15 ;
Intelligence Officer to Naval C.-in-C, East Indies and Egypt,
1915; General Staff Officer (1st Grade), Special Service on
Staff of Naval C.-in-C, East Indies and Egypt, 1916, and of
Mediterranean, 1917; Naval Political Officer (G.S.O. 1),
Egypt, 1918-19. Address : Royal Marines, Stonehouse,
Plymouth. Club : United Service.
O'SULLIVAN, Major Patrick, O.B.E, R.A.
O'SULLIVAN, Capt. Richard Benjamin, O.B.E.
OSWALD, Lieut.-Col. Christopher Percy, O.B.E.
OSWALD, Surg.-Sub.-Lieut. David James Tosh, M.B.E,
R.N.V.R. OSWALD, Ethel Margaret Oswald, M.B.E.
OSWALD, Maude, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 18 June, 1849 ; d. of

James H. Smith Barry, of Marbury HaU, Cheshire ; m. Richard
s. of George D. Oswald, of Auchincruive, Ayr. War Work:
Vice-President, Red Cross; Convener, Carrick House, and
Seaflelds AuxUiary Hospitals ; Vice-President Pensions Com
mittee, Soldiers' and SaUors' FamiUes Association. Address :
Auchincruive, Ayr. (O11074)
OSWALD, Percy Cunningham, O.B.E. •
OSWALD, Lieut.-Col. Robert James William, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. (T.).
OTTAWAY, John, M.B.E.
OTTEWILL, James Thomas, M.B.E.
OTTLEY, Capt. Robert Bruce Hamilton, M.B.E,
R.A.S.C. OTTMAN, Amelia Gertrude, M.B.E. ; d. of Hugo Ottman,
of Glasgow. Educ. : Park School, Glasgow ; Brussels, and
Dresden. War Work: Joined Q.M.A.A.C, Jan. 1918; pro
ceeded overseas and was posted to Camp 3, Abbeville; in
Sept. 1918, was put in charge of War Workers' Parties at Gezain-
court Chateau, under G.H.Q, tiU work closed there at end of
Jan. 1919 ; returned to Camp 3, AbbevlUe, and remained there as
Deputy Administrator tiU demobilised in Nov. 1919. Address :
13, Glenan Gardens, Helensburgh, Scotland. (M4566)
OUDIN, Eugenie Josephine, O.B.E.
OUGHTON, Ernest, O.B.E.
OUSELEY, Capt. Joseph WiUiam Glynn, O.B.E.
OUSELEY, WilUam, M.B.E.
OUTERBRIDGE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Herbert A., M.B.E.
OUTRAM, Major Francis Davidson, O.B.E, M.I.C.E,
M.I.M.E, late R.E. ; 6. 4 Aug. 1867 ; 2nd s. of Sir Francis
Boyd Outram, of Clach-na-fatre, Pitlochry, N.B. (see BURKE'S
Peerage) ; to. 1st, Maud Charlotte, d. of the late J. P. Kitchin,
of the Manor House, Hampton-on-Thames (died 1913), 2nd,
Isabel Mary, d. of late H. C Berry, of Birmingham. Educ :
HaUeybury, and R.I. E.C, Coopers HiU. 2nd Lieut. Royal
Engineers, Nov. 1889 ; Lieut. Nov. 1892 ; rethed, 1897 ;
Consulting Engineer at 28, Victoria Street, S.W, until 1911.
War Work : Staff Capt, Directorate of Fortifications and Works,
War Office, Dec. 1914, to July, 1917 ; Deputy Assistant Director
of Fortifications and Works, War Office, July, 1917, to AprU,
1919. Address : Lyss-na-grevne, Aboyne, Aberdeenshire.
Club: National. (07537)
OUTRAM, Haidee Maria, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 23 July, 1873 ;
d. of H. F. Beaumont, of Whitley Beaumont, Huddersfield;
m. WiUiam, s. of Sir Francis B. Outram, Bart, of Clach-na-
faire, Pitlochry (see BUKKE'S Peerage). War Work : Command
ant of Kirkburton Military Hospital, 1915-18 ; Sec. for the
Kirkburton Belgian Refugees, 1914-19. Address : Stubbings
Vicarage, Maidenhead. (M2252)
OUTRAM, Wing-Comm. Harold WiUiam Sydney, C.B.E,
R.A.F. Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2340)
OUVRY, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Carrington, M.B.E, fi. 2
July, 1866 ; s. of The Rev. Peter Thomas Ouvry, M.A, J.P,
of Wing, Bucks, and East Acton, Middlesex ; m. Elinor
Southwood, d. of Charles Lee Lewes, L.CC, of 3, Cambridge
Terrace, Regent's Park. Educ. : Marlborough Coll. ; Wad-
ham CoU, Oxford. Senior partner, EUis & EUis, SoUcitors,
Westminster ; Steward of the Manors of, and SoUcitor to, New
CoU, Oxford ; a Director of French Protestant Hospital,
Victoria Park ; a Governor and Hon. Sec. Westminster French
Protestant School ; Trustee French Church, Soho ; Sec.
French Protestant Church of the Savoy ; FeUow of the Hugue
not Society. War Work : South African War, 1900-1,
34th Co. Middlesex Imperial Yeomanry (medal, 4 clasps) ;
Veterans' Corps, Hon. ArtUlery Co. ; raised and CO. 1st Cadet
Batt. Hon. ArtUlery Co. ; Member, City of London Territorial
Cadet Committee ; Sec. National Association of Cadet Training.
Addresses : 10, Little CoUege Street, Westminster ; 15, Sussex
Gardens, Hyde Park ; Crockham HiU, Kent. Clubs : St.
Stephen's; Public Schools. (M9204)
OUZMAN, WiUiam Charles, M.B.E.
OVANS, Capt. Charles Phipps John, O.B.E.
OVANS, Major Hugh Lambert, C.B.E. Ministry of
National Service. (C3161)
OVEN, Capt. Richard Trevor Tudor, M.B.E.
OVENS, Lieut. Alexander Rutherford, M.B.E, R.A.F.
OVENS, Jean Broomfield Weir, M.B.E.; d. ot Walter
Ovens, of Torr, Castle Douglas, N.B. War Work: Joined
Women's Legion, Sept. 1916 ; to charge of kitchen at Summer-
down Camp, Eastbourne, for 10 months ; superintendent of an
Officers' Mess in same town, Aug. 1917 ; transferred to
Q.M.A.A.C, Oct. 1917 ; Unit Administrator at Officers' Com
mand Depot, Eastbourne, Nov. 1917, to Jan. 1919, and at
Grove Park, Feb. 1919, to Dec. 1919. (M5509)
OVERELL, Major Percy WUUam, O.B.E.
OVERHEAD, WiUiam Henry, M.B.E, R.N.
OVERMAN, Henry, C.B.E, J.P.
OWEN, 2nd Lieut. Bertram Maurice, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
OWEN, Edward Tudor, O.B.E.
OWEN, Frederick WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 1 Deo. 1879;
s. of George Owen, of Williton, Somerset ; to. Edith Eveline,
((. of Alfred Woodmansev, of Harpham, Yorkshire. Educ :
Westminster. War Work : Cabinet Staff. Address : 96,
Norbury Court Road, Norbury, Surrey. (M3880)
OWEN, Gladys, O.B.E.
OWEN, Griffith EUis, M.B.E, fi. 25 July, 1855 ; s. of
EUis Owen, of Craflwyn, Beddgelert ; to. Gwen, d. of Rees
Edwards, of Barmouth. Educ. : Beddgelert. Member of
various local and county committees. War Work: Member

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of Food Control and Fuel Committees ; also Sec. of the Bar
mouth War Refugees Committee, 1914-18 : awarded MedaUlo
du Roi Albert. Addresses : Greenwich House, Barmouth ;
Wern, Barnouth, N. Wales. (M9205)
OWEN, Major Herbert Charles, O.B.E, M.C, fi. 18 Aug.
1877'; s. of Col. G. P. Owen, J.P, of Folkestone ; m. Mabel
Elvira, d. of the late Right Hon. Sh Samuel Walker, Bart, Lord
Chancellor of DeLind. Educ. : Marlborough Coll, and
Sandhurst. Resident Magistrate in Ireland ; stationed at
Donegal. War Work : Deputy Assistant Adjutant-Gen,
23rd Division ; served in France and Italy, 1917-18 ; Gen.
Staff Officer, Chatham, 1915-16 ; four times mentioned In
despatches ; awarded Croce di Guerra. Address : Magherabeg,
Donegal, Ireland. (02996)
OWEN, John, O.B.E, 6. 3 Feb. 1858; s. of William
Owen, of Trefriw, N. Wales ; m. Sarah Ann, d. of Benjamin
PoweU, of Mold. Educ : Llanrwst Grammar School. Small
Holdings Commissioner, under Board of Agriculture and
Fisheries, for Wales and Monmouth ; District Commissioner,
Food Production Department ; Superintending Commissioner
for Land Settlement and Small Holdings for Wales and Mon
mouth, under Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. War
Wort : Superintending the work of War Agricultural Executive
Committees in Wales ; Recruiting Labour for Agriculture.
Address : Whitehouse, Bersham, Wrexham. Club : National
Liberal; Farmers'. (O1720)
OWEN, John Albert, M.B.E.
OWEN, Langer, C.B.E, K.C Barrister, Lincoln's Inn,
1888. War Work : Rendered services in connection with
Information Bureau, N.S. Wales Div, Australian Red Cross.
Address : Sydney, N.S. Wales. (C717)
OWEN, Percy Thomas, O.B.E. (012001)
OWEN, Capt. Reginald Charles Lloyd, O.B.E, R.N.
OWEN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Riohard A., O.B.E, R.A.V.C,
fi. 9 Aug. 1871; s.of A. Owen, of Springfields, Wolverhampton,
Staffs.; m. Helen Maud Mary, d. of Horatio W. Pearce, of Cosh am,
Hants. Educ. : St. Mary's, Wolverhampton. Served through
ranks from 1889-1920. War Work : Assist.-Deputy Director
of Vety. Services, Aldershot Command, 1914-18 (despatches,
M.B.E, 1916) ; service in Salonika, and South Russia as
D.A.A.G. to Denikln's Mission (despatches, 1920). A ddress :
Sutton Scotney Hants. Club: H. and H.E, Farnham. (09747)
OWEN, Lieut.-Col. Roger Carmichael Robert, C.M.G,
O.B.E, F.R.G.S.
OWEN, Capt. Robert David, O.B.E, 6. 9 Aug. 1870 ;
s, of Robert Owen, of Fourcrosses, Pwllheli ; m. Elizabeth
Catherine, d. of David Evans, of Bay View, Nevin. Educ. :
Ideym National School. Master Mariner ; Master of
T.S.8. "Nestor" (15,000 tons), Messrs. Alfred Holt & Co, of
Liverpool (Blue Funnel Line). War Work : In command of
the " Nestor " at the commencement of trooping in Aug. 1915 ;
she was then taken over by the AustraUan Government, and
since that time has carried over 55,000 soldiers, including
Australians, Imperials, South Africans, and Americans ; she
was unsuccessfuUy attacked by submarine — twice with troops
on board, and three times without ; the largest complement
she carried on one trip was 2930 Americans from New York to
Liverpool, and on that occasion she established the record of
arriving without one single case in hospital. Addresses : Bay
View, Nevin, Carnarvonshire : 70, Farrar Roaa, Bangor,
North Wales. (011076)
OWEN, Thomas, M.B.E, fi. 15 Dec. 1872. Manager of
LlaneUy Employment Exchange, Ministry of Labour. War
Wort : Assisted in recruiting labour for three large munition
factories; Member of Executive Committee of LlaneUy
Borough War ReUef Fund for dependants of sailors and
soldiers. (M3881)
OWEN, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Hugh, C.B.E, R.B. : s. of
the late Thomas Owen, of Holyhead, N. Wales ; m. 1919,
Enid Strathearn, d. of Col. the Hon. Sh John Strathearn
Hendrie, K.C.M.G, C.V.O. (see Bueke's Peerage). Served in
the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1727)
. OWEN, Frederick PhUip Lewis CUNLIFFE-, C.B.E,
b- 30 Jan. 1855 ; s. of Sir Philip Cunliffe-Owen, K.C.B,
K.C.M.G, etc. ; to. Marguerite Isaure, d. of Jules de Godart,
Comte du Planty et de Sourdis, France. Educ. : Lancing,
Sussex. Vice-President of the Pilgrims' Society of the United
States ; Chahman of the France America Society ; of the
American and Hellenic Society ; Chairman of the American
Committee of Queen Alexandra's Lord Kitchener Memorial
* nnd ; Officer of the Order of the Legion of Honour, and of
the Instruction Publique of France ; Grand Commander of
the Greek Order of the Redeemer, the Order of Charles III.
tl °.Pam> 'he Osmanieh; Commander of the Italian Order of
the Crown, of the Serbian Order of the White Eagle, and several
other foreign orders. Address : 248, Central Park West.
IfewYork. Clufis: New York Yacht ; Garrick. vC2857)
OWEN, Major Alfred LLOYD-, O.B.E, M.C. R.E, 6. 10
Feb. 1884 ; s. of the late Dr. A. Lloyd-Owen M.D, of South
sea. ; m. Marion Elizabeth, d. of late Joseph Hayward Jervis,
late Chief Constable of Warwickshire. Educ. : Portsmouth
Urammar School : Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. War
work : Served with B.E.F. in France, Aug. 1914, tUl the Armis
tice; Commanded 11th Corps Signal Company, and 3rd Army
Signal Company ; subsequently to the Armistice was in
command of the Signal Depot, B.E.F, with acting rank of
ueut.-Col. for a period of five months. Address : The Cot,
Hayling Island, Hampshire. (01718)

1 oE 1N' Murlel Mary, Mrs. TUDOR-, M.B.E, 6. 24 Aug,
™l d.ot Henry J. Musgrave Croley; m, William Courtenay.
l.c.b, Ihe Abbey, Denbigh, s. of Edward Tudor-Owen.
Mue. : Privately. War Work : Organised working party
and raised £6000 funds for War purposes at Wadhwan and
Gohelwad Prant ; worked in connection with Convalescent
pificers' Home at Palitana, from 1916-18. Address: c/o
Messrs. Cox and Co, Bankers, Bombay. (M7167)
OWENS, Lieut. John Daniel, O.B.E, R.N.R.
OWENS, Lieut. Joseph Hubert, CLE, M.B.E.
OWENS, Col. Robert Leonce, C.B.E, R.M, late The
Royal Irish Regt, fi. 3 Oct. 1862 ; s. of Robert Ivers Owens, of
Limerick ; to. Helen Mary Winifred, d. of Lieut.-Col. F. G.
Shaw, late of Heathburn Hall, Riverstick, Co. Cork. Educ. :
Privately. Commissioned May 1887, Bedford Regt. ; pro
moted Capt, The Royal Irish Regt, Jan. 1895 ; retired Major,
Ihe Royal Irish Regt, March, 1908 ; promoted Lieut.-Col.
3rd Batt, April, 1913. War Work : Served in Dublin from
Aug. 1914, and Commanded Batt. at top of SackviUe Street,
during Rebellion of 1916; despatches, London Gazette,
Brevet of Col. ; from March, 1918, until Oct. 1919, Com
manded the troops in the following disturbed areas : Co.
Clare, West Cork, North Tipperary, Westport, Co. Mayo, and
Co. Tipperary ; promoted Substantive Col, Jan. 1919 ;
appointed Resident Magistrate, March, 1920. Address :
Spring Gardens, Mallow, Co. Cork. Clubs : KUdare Street ;
County, Cork. (01728)
OWENS, WiUiam, M.B.E.
OWTRAM, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Hawkesworth, O.B.E.
OXBURGH, Lieut. George Stanley, M.B.E.
OXLAND, Capt. Thomas Benjamin, M.B.E.
OXLEY, Major Frederick John, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
OXLEY, John Stewart, C.B.E. ; s. of the late John
Stewart Oxley, of Fen Place, Turners Hill, Sussex ; to. Helen
Charlotte, d. of the late Charles D. Cumming, of Hayling,
Epsom. Educ : Charterhouse ; Trinity Coll, Cambridge.
Barrister-at-Law, and General Inspector, Ministry of Health.
Address : Monks, Balcombe, Sussex. Club : Conservative. (C585)
OXLEY, Alfred James RICE-, C.B.E, M.D., M.R.O.P,
J.P, Member of the Order of Isabella the Catholic, 6.
Jan. 1856 ; s, of George Oxley, of Yorkshire ; to. Eva Augusta,
d'. of C E. Amos, C.E., of Clapham. Educ. : Doncaster
Grammar School ; BaUiol CoU, Oxford ; The London Hospital.
Physician-in-Ordinary, H.R.H. Princess Beatrice ; Mayor
of the Royal Borough of Kensington ; President, Kensington
Council of Social Service ; President, West London Medico-
Chirurgical Society ; Chahman, Council Society of Yorkshire-
men in London ; late Member Central Council British Medical
Association. War Work : Hon. Medical Director and Acting
Physician, H.R.H. Princess Beatrice's Auxiliary Hospital for
Wounded Officers, and Dorchester House Hospital for Wounded
Officers, during whole period of war ; mentioned for valuable
services in connection with war. Address : 5, Prince of Wales '
Terrace, Kensington. Club : Roehampton. (C1160)
OYLER, Cadet-Col. Alexander Wilfred, O.B.E, 6. 19
Sept. 1884 ; s. of David Jonathan Oyler, of The Laurels,
Millfleld Lane, Highgate, N. 6. Educ. : St. Andrew's
School, Eastbourne; Winchester Coll. Managing Director.
Oylers, Limited, tyre manufacturers and Rapson Automobile
Patents, Limited ; Member London District Council of
National Joint Industrial Rubber CouncU ; Cadet-Col, Chief
Staff Officer, London Division, Church Lads' Brigade ; Member
of Committee, London Diocesan Council for Welfare of Lads,
and Seaside Camps for London Working Boys ; Chahman,
St. Pancras Juvenile Welfare Committee, and London Joint
Council of Juvenile Organisations Committees, Board of
Education. Address : The Laurels, Millfleld Lane, Highgate,
N. 6. CTwfis : Cavendish ; Royal AutomobUe ; M.G.C. (011078)
OYSTON, WUliam Fletcher, M.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, 6.
26 Oct. 1873 ; s. of the Rev. George Oyston, B.A, of 116,
Union Road, Sheffield ; m. Florence Caroline, d. of Robert
MarshaU, J.P, Pontefract. Educ. : Kingswood School,
Bath. M.O. Friends' School, Ackworth ; M.O. and Public
Vaccinator, Hemsworth, R.D.C War Work : M.O, Flounders
Coll. AuxUiary Hospital, Ackworth, near Pontefract (100 beds).
Address : High Ackworth, near Pontefract. (M9207)
PACKARD, Major and Qr.-Mr. Joseph Thomas, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. PACKE, Lieut.-Col. Edmund Christopher, D.S.O,
PACKE, Sir Edward Hussey, K.B.E, 6. 6 Jan. 1878;
s of the late Hussey Packe, of Prestwold HaU, Leicestershire
(see BUKKE'S Landed Gentry) ; rn. the Hon. Mary Sydney
Colebrooke, d. of Edward, 1st Lord Colebrooke (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ. : Eton. J.P. and D.L. for the County of
Leicester ; High Sheriff, 1911 ¦. a member of the County Council,
1908-19 ; Assistant Priv. Sec. to Sec. of State for War (Marquis
of Landsowne), 1900 ; Assist. Private Sec. to First Lord of the
Admhalty (the Earl of Selbome), 1901-5, and to the Earl of
Cawdor 1905 ; a Government Director of the Anglo-Persian
Oil Co ,' since 1919. War Work Attached to the Civil Staff
of the Admiralty, 4 Aug. 1914, as Assistant to the Permanent
Sec of the Admhalty ; appointed Assistant Private Sec. to the
First Lord of the Admiralty (the Right Hon. A. J. BaUour),
1915-16 to Sir Edward Carson, 1917 ; Private Sec. to Sh

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Eric Geddes, 1917-19, and to the Right Hon. Walter Long,
1919. Addresses: Prestwold HaU, Loughborough ; 41,
Charles Street, W. Clubs : Brooks's; Turf (K406)
PACKE, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Edward, O.B.E, 6. 12 May,
1879 • s of WUUam Packe, of 1, Cavendish Square. Educ. :
Marlborough. War Work: France, 1914, very severely
wounded; France, 1915, very severely wounded; France
1916. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Arthur's. (07540)
PACKER, Rev. George Francis, O.B.E.
PACKER, Henry Walter Percy, M.B.E. .,._.„
PACKFORD, Lieut. Charles William, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
PADDEY, Major John Elliott, O.B.E, 6. 24 March,
1870; s. of George Paddey, of Wolverhampton; m. Edith
Fanny, d. of Thomas Malpas, of Codsall. Educ : St. Mary's,
Wolverhampton. Superintendent Telegraphs, Post Office.
War Work : Joined as subaltern in the R.E. in Dec. 1914 ;
served in France, Macedonia, and Turkey ; mentioned in
despatches, 25 Oct. 1917 and 1 Nov. 1918; awarded the
MedaiUe d'Honneur. Address : AUen Road, Wolverhampton. (03055)
PADDISON, WilUam Perceval, M.B.E.
PADDLE, Lieut. Albert, M.B.E.
PADDON, 2nd. Lieut. John Locke, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
PADFIELD, Capt. Cecil James Carpenter, M.B.E, 6. 4
July, 1893 ; s. of Joseph Webb Padfield, of Coleford, Somerset ;
m. Olga, d. of John Terlezky, of Vladivostok. Educ. : Halstow
School; privately. War Work: Enlisted Sept. 21 1914;
commissioned Sept. 27, 1915 ; gazetted Capt. Oct. 14, 1916 ;
Hong Kong, 1916-18 ; Russia, 1918-19 ; Hythe Certificate
(Distinguished) Musketry, 1915. Addresses : 24, Humber
Road, Blackheath ; 12, Markelovski, Vladivostok. (M6773)
PADFIELD, Major Frederick Henry, O.B.E.
PADWICK, Francis Herbert, C.B.E, J.P, fi. 21 March.
1856; s. of Frederick Padwick, of West Thorney, Sussex;
m. Marv Grace, d. of Rev. Thos. P. Boultbee, LL.D, Principal
of London Coll. of Divinity, of Highbury, N. Educ. : Ton-
bridge School ; Corpus Christi Coll, Camb. ; Inner Temple.
Barrister at law, and Agriculturist. War Work : Served on
the Agricultural Consultative Committee, appointed by Lord
Lucas (President of Board of Agriculture), and continued to
serve under Lord Selborne and Lord Crawford ; on Mr. Pro-
thero's (Lord Ernie) Advisory Committee on Food Production.;
on Central Agricultural Advisory Council (appointed to advise
President of Board of Agriculture and Ministry of Food) ;
on Departmental Committee appointed by the President of
Board of Agriculture to consider the Settlement and Employ
ment on the land, in England and Wales, of discharged sailors
and soldiers ; Chahman of the West Sussex County War Agricul
tural Committee ; Chahman of West Sussex County War
Agricultural Executive Committee ; Chahman of the West
Sussex County National Services Committee (Neville Chamber
lain's Scheme) ; served on West Sussex County Distress Com
mittee ; served on West Sussex County War Savings Com
mittee ; served Chichester Petty Sessional Division Emergency
(Invasion) Committee ; served Westbourne Local Tribunal ;
Chahman Westbourne Rural District Food Control Committee ;
Chairman Westbourne Rural District War Savings Committee ;
Chahman Westbourne Rural District Distress Committee.
Address : The Red House, West Ashling, Chichester. Club :
Farmers'. (C54)
PAFFARD, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Reginald Douglas,
O.B.E, R.N.
PAGE, Agnes Margaret, Mrs, M.B.E.
PAGE, Charles Herbert, O.B.E.
PAGE, Edward, M.B.E, fi. 6 Feb. 1860 ; s. of Thomas
Page, of Hastings ; m. EUzabeth Caroline, d. of James Gregory,
of New Zealand. Educ. : Church School, Hastings. Chief
Fishery Officer under the Sussex Sea Fisheries, War Work :
In connection of Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, and with
the Admhalty. Address : 61 , Tamworth Road, Hove, Sussex. (M821)
PAGE, Ethel Augusta, M.B.E,
PAGE, Capt. Francis James, O.B.E.
PAGE, Frederick Handley, C.B.E, fi. 1885. Managing
Director of Handley Page, Ltd, Aeroplane Manufacturers. (C586)
PAGE, Frederick James, O.B.E, fi. 19 Dec. 1920 ; s. of
Sidney John Page, of Yatton, Somerset ; m. Margaret, d. of
Henry Casswell, of Boston, Lincolnshhe. Educ. : Castle HU1
School, Ealing. Engineer ; Locomotive and Carriage Supt. of
Bombay-Baroda Central India Rly. War Work : Railway
work in moving material and troops ; manufacture of muni
tions and war material in railway shops ; Member of Bombay
Government Munitions Committee, and later of Advisory
Committee to Munitions Board. Club : Royal Yacht (Bombay). (04168)
PAGE, Lieut.-Col. Frederick WilUam, O.B.E, Aust.
A.O C
PAGE, George Albert, M.B.E.
PAGE, Capt. Harold James, M.B.E, B.Sc. (Lond.),
A.I.C, R.F.A. (S.R.) (ret.), 6. 29 May, 1890; s. of James
WiUiam Page, of Carshalton, Surrey ; to. Gladys Isabel, d. of
Edward Easton Shepperd, of Knockholt, Kent. Educ :
Southend-on-Sea High School, and Univ. CoU, Univ. of London.
Head of Soil Chemistry Department to Lawes Agricultural
Trust, Rothamsted Experimental Station, Harpenden. War
Work : Served in France in R.F.A. from 1914-16; twice
mentioned in despatches ; wounded July, 1916 ; served under
Ministry of Munitions at Research Department, Royal Arsenal,

Woolwich from 1917-19. Address : Rothamsted, Harpenden,
Herts. (M5510)
PAGE Howard John, M.B.E, fi. 23 March, 1856 , s. of
John Page, Supt. of Constabulary, Dorking ; to. Florence
Helena d. of John Guttridge Burry. Educ. : Mr. Hooke's
School at Dorking, Surrey. Address: Epsom Road,
Guildford, Surrey. (M9210)
PAGE, James, M.B.E, Esquire of the Order of St. John of
Jerusalem, Town CouncUlor, fi. 21 June, 1864 ; s. of Thos. A.
Page, of South Shields ; m. Frances Charlotte Mary, d. of
Edward Smith, of Quebec, Canada. Educ. : Smoults Academy.
Architect. Hon. Sec. St. John Ambulance Association, South
Shields Centre, 30 years ; Capt. South Shields Volunteer Life
Brigade (Rocket Life Saving Apparatus) ; Capt. South Shields
Golf Club War Work : Assistant County Director Durham
V A D 's • District Staff Officer, St. John Ambulance Brigade ;
Chief Staff Officer, Royal Naval Medical Transport Corps;
Assistant Commandant, No. 2 V.A.D. Hospital, South Shields.
Address : South View, South Shields. (M3882)
PAGE, Jessie EUen, Mrs, M.B.E.
PAGE, John Foulger, M.B.E.
PAGE, Capt. Reginald, M.B.E, fi. 10 Oct. ,1881 ; s. of
WiUiam John Page, of Dulwich, London ; m. Margaret Helena,
d of William Parkinson, of Princes Park, Liverpool. Educ :
Liverpool Institute. War Work : Served in the Rifle Brigade,
1915-19. Address: 107, Kingsley Road, Princes Park,
Liverpool. (M9212)
PAGE, Robert Palgrave, C.B.E, 6. 29 Nov. 1867 ; s. of
the late Samuel Page. Educ. : Harrow, and Trinity HaU,
Cambridge. War Work ; Intelligence Staff, War Office.
Address: 33, Dover Street, W. 1. Clubs : Travellers';
Orleans. (C2858)
PAGE, Rev. Walter Sutton, O.B.E, B.A, B.D.
PAGE, WiUiam Charles, M.B.E.
PAGE, WilUam Morton, C.B.E, 6. 1883 ; s. of George
Charles Page, of Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; m. 1911, Nora Margaret,
d. of W. H. Harsant, of Clifton. Educ. : King's Coll. Cambridge
(B.A. 1905, M.A. and Fellow, 19081. H.M. Inspector of
Schools ; an Officer of Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus of
Italy ; Chevalier of Legion of Honour ; Assist. Sec. for Require
ments and Statistics, Ministry of Munitions, since 1917. Ad
dress : Minster Yard, Lincoln. (C587)
PAGET, Major Eden Wilberforce, C.B.E, 6. 9 Sept. 1865:
s. of Rev. Edward Heneage Paget (see BURKE'S Peerage,
Anglesey, M.), Vicar of Hoxne, Suffolk, and Hon. Emma Mary,
3rd d. of Robert, 3rd Lord Auckland, Bishop of Bath and
Wells (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; to. 4 Dec. 1898, Gertrude Amy.
d. of the late WiUiam Maudesley Chamley, of Preston. (C588)
PAGET, Lieut.-Comm. Henry Edward Clarence, C.B.E,
J.P, R.N.V.R, 6. 20 March, 1860 ; s. of the Rev. Edward
and Hon. Mrs. Paget (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; to. Maria Caroline,
d. of the late Thomas Simon Bolitho, of Trengwainton (see
Burke's Landed Gentry). Late Commissioner of Police,
Calcutta. War Work : Naval InteUigence Departments, and
afterwards organised and commanded the MetropoUtan Obser
vation Service. Address: 31, Bryanston Square, London,
W. 1. Club : Boodle's. (C1018)
PAGET, Louisa Margaret Leila Wemyss, Lady, G.B.E.
PAGET, Lady Muriel Evelyn Vernon, O.B.E.. 6. 19 Aug.
1876 ; d. of 11th Earl of WinchUsea and Nottingham (see
Burke's Peerage) ; to. Sir Richard Arthur Surteus, s. of the
late Rt. Hon. Sh Richard Paget, Bart, P.C. (see Burkes
Peerage). Educ. : At Home. War Work : 1914-15, invalid
Kitchens of London ; 1915-18, inaugurated Anglo-Russian
Hospitals ; served at intervals in Russia, in Petrograd, and on
Southern Fronts, and in Roumania ; organised aUied civU relief
in Kiev, 1918; 1919-20, organised relief missions, Czecho
slovakia, Crimea and Dvinsk. Addresses: Cranmore HaU,
Shepton MaUet ; 1, Devonshire Terrace, Lancaster Gate.
W. 2. Club : Ladies' Athenseum. (043)
PAGET, RosaUnd Margaret, Mrs., O.B.E, fi. Feb. 1856;
d. of Peter Northall Laurie, Pax HiU Park, Lenchfield, Sussex ;
m. WiUiam Henry, s. of Lord WiUiam Paget, R.N. War Work :
Organised and superintended Westminster War Hospitals
Supply Depot for 4 years ; Y.M.C.A. Canteen Work throughout
the war. Address : 12a, Evelyn Mansions, Carlisle Place,
Victoria Street, S.W. Club : Forum. (011079)
PAIN, Dorothy AUce, O.B.E. Superintendent of Class
Rooms in which inmates of St. Dunstan's learn Braille. ( 011920)
PAIN, Lieut.-Col. Edgar, O.B.E, B.E, A.R.S.M,M.I.M.M,
fi. 21 Oct. 1882 ; s. of Leopold Pain, of Welwyn, Herts. ; m.
Mary MUlicent, d. of R. D. Prior. Came from Africa. R.E.
April 1916 ; joined 170th Coy. R.E, in France as 2nd Lieut. ;
transferred to H.Q. 1st Army on Q. Staff, July 1916 ; D.A.D.G.T.
1st Army, Dec. 1916, with rank of Capt. ; promoted Major,
Oct. 1918 ; A.D.G.T. 1st Army, July 1918, with rank of
Lt.-Col. ; transferred to Div. G.H.Q. Ipa, Dec. 1918, and to
Army of the Rhine. Jan. 1919. Address : The Gables, Cleve
land, Transvaal. Club : Rand. Johannesburg. (05561)
PALM, Brig.-Gen. Sir George WilUam HACKET-, K.B.E,
C.B, J.P, 6. 1855 ; s. of the late George Pain, formerly m
the 11th Hussars ; to. Saidee, d. of S. Merton, of Sidney, N.S.
Wales. Educ. : Elizabeth Coll, Guernsey, and privately.
Divisional Commissioner of Royal Irish Constabulary for
Ulster, and Justice of Peace for every county in the province ;
late 2nd Worcester Regt.. formerly Queen's Royal Regt, Comdg.
No. VII Dist, 1908-11'; ret. 1912. Served in the Soudan,

396

BIOGRAPHIES.

Palmer

1888, action of Gamaizah, capture of Tolmr (horse shot, medal
with clasp, bronze star with clasp, 3rd class Medjidieh, 3rd
class Osmanieh) ; with Dongola Expedition 1896 (horse shot,
despatches, medal with two clasps, Brevet Lieut.-Col.), with
Hile Expedition, 1897-8 (medal) ; in S. African War, 1899-1902
(despatches), two medals, five clasps, C.B. War Service :
Eaised and commanded 108th Infantry Brigade. Ulster Division,
in 1914 ; served in France ; awarded 1915 star, Victory and
Allies' Medals ; commanded Northern District Ireland, 1916-20.
Ctefis .' United Service ; Kildare Street : Automobile. (K301)
PAINTER, Paymaster-Lieut. Arthur Coliett, O.B.E,
PAINTER, Thomas Abbott, M.B.E, 6. 11 Nov. 1864 ;
8. of J. Painter, of Launceston, Cornwall ; m. Selina Ann, d. of
Thomas Holmes, of Edensor, Derbyshire. Educ. : Wesleyan
Sohools, Doncaster, Yorkshire. Assistant District Manager,
G.N.R, King's Cross, London. War Work : Commandant of
Ho. 44 Middlesex V.A.D. ; Assistant County Director, Middle
sex (N. E. District) ; Organising and Training Detachments ;
attending convoys of wounded trains, and ah raid duties.
Address : 47, Elvendon Road, Palmers Green, London, N. IS.
(M3884)
PAINTING, Helen, M.B.E,
PAISH, Leonard AUred, O.B.E.
PAKEMAN, John Robert, C.B.E, 6. 22 July 1860;
s. of Robert Pakeman, of Highgate ; m. 1st, Florence, d. of
Major Drerer, 2nd, Charlotte Isobel, widow of Capt. Julian
Spencer-MitcheU. Educ. : Private School. Solicitor. War
Work : Chahman of Section B, London Appeal Tribunal, and
Chairman of other War Committees in the City of London ; also
Advisory Member of the American Leather Mission. Ad
dresses : 25, Victoria Road, Kensington, W. 8 ; 16, Donmonger
Lane, E.C. Clubs : Constitutional ; Royal Automobile ;
GuUdhaU. (C1019)
PAKINGTON, Hon. Mary Augusta, M.B.E, 6. 21 June,
1878; d. of Herbert Perrott Murray Paklngton, 3rd Baron
Hampton, of Westwood and Hampton Lovett (see Burke's
Peerage). War Work : Hon. Sec. Worcestershire Women's
War Agricultural Committee ; Member of Hartlebury V.A.D.
Address .' Waresley Court, near Kidderminster. (M9213)
PALAEOLOGUS, Harriett Oatman, O.B.E. (0117886)
PALFREMAN, Eng.-Lieut. Edwin, O.B.E, R.N.
PALIN, Helen Grace, M.B.E.
PALIN, Major Randle Harry, O.B.E, LA.
PALING, Vincent, M.B.E, 6. 1882. s. of Robert Paling ;
m. LUy Gertrude, d. of WilUam Ranger, of Stroud. Educ. :
Bhmingham. Secretary. War Work : Sec. to ControUer of
Gun Manufacture, Ministry of Munitions, being associated with
Ministry from inception in 1915 to June, 1919. Address :
Mossend, Lanarkshire, Scotland. (M2259)
PALLIN, Sydney David, M.B.E.
PALLIN, Major (T. Col.) WiUiam AUred, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 6 June, 1873 ; s. of William Pallin, of Athgarvan Lodge,
Curragh Camp, Co. KUdare, Deland ; to. Agnes Marie Marthe,
d. of Emile de Lenclos, of Aubyn St. Vaast, France. Educ :
Aravon, Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland ; Cheltenham CoU,
England. Major (T. Col.) Royal Army Veterinary Corps ;
Fellow of the Royal CoU. of Veterinary Surgeons ; FeUow of the
Royal Society of Edinburgh ; Deputy Director-General
R.A.V.S. War Work : Vet. Officer-in-charge, Royal Horse
Guards, 1914-15 ; Assist. Director of Veterinary Services,
37th Division, 1915-16 ; D.D.V.S, L. of C, Northern B.E.F,
1916-17, and H.Q. Third Army, B.E.F, 1917-19. Address :
36, Buckingham Gate, London, S.W. 1. Club : Junior Army
and Navy. (C1300)
PALLIS. Lieut. Andreas. M.B.E.
PALMER, Capt. Alexander Croydon, O.B.E, F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C. PALMER, Major Archibald James, O.B.E.
PALMER, Major Basil Owen, M.B.E, 1st Border Regt,
s. of the late Edward Palmer, of Froddington House, Southsea.
Educ. : Vickerys Coll. Joined the Army in 1899 ; served in
the S. African War, 1900-2 ; took part in the operations in the
Transvaal, 30 Nov. 1900, to 31 May, 1902 (Queen's medal with
3 clasps, and King's medal with 2 clasps). War Work : Em
ployed on Recruiting at WhitehaU. Address : 96, PiccadUly.
Club : Junior Naval and MUitary. (M5511)
PALMER, Paymaster-Lieut. Bennet, O.B.E, R.N.R.
PALMER, Major Charles Ernest, O.B.E, R.E.
PALMER, Major Charles WiUiam Gustavus, O.B.E, T.D,
6. 14 Jan. 1875 ; s. of W. J. Palmer, of Bournemouth ; to.
Ethel Blanche, a. of the late 0. W. Keep, of Bournemouth.
Educ : Private Schools. Wine Merchant. War Work :
Left l/7th Hampshire Regt. in Sept. 1914 ; helped form
2/7th Hampshire Regt. ; proceeded with that unit to India in
1914; stationed at Trimulgherry (Deccan), Jubbulpore,
Subathu. and DeolaU ; regiment ordered to Mesopotamia in
> 917 ; stationed at Azizieh, Amara, and the Jabal Hamdin ;
twice mentioned in despatches. Address : 25, Richmond Park
Crescent, Bournemouth. (06682)
PALMER, Clara Adeline, M.B.E.
PALMER, Lieut.-Col. Claude Bowes, C.B.E, J.P., D.L,
Knight of Grace, Order of St. John of Jerusalem, fi. 29 March,
1868; s. of Sh Charles Mark Palmer, 1st Bart, M.P, of
Grinkle Park, Yorkslure (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Marian,
O.B.E, A.R.R.C, Lady of Grace, Order of St. John of Jerusa
lem (q.v.), d. of Edward Charlton Ramsey, of South Shields, and
widow of Edmund Charles Jenkins. Educ : Cheltenham
CoU, and Royal School of Mines, Freiberg, Saxony. Com

missioner, Northumberland, Durham, North and East York
shire, St. John Ambulance Brigade ; County Director, V.A.D,
Northumberland and Durham ; Member of Durham Terri
torial Force Association ; Member of Durham County Licensing
Committee ; is a J.P. and D.L, Co. of Durham ; Lieut, late
Army Motor Reserve of Officers. War Work : Had charge of
all Red Cross work of the Order of St. John and British Red
Cross Society in Northumberland and Durham ; raised and
commanded (Lieut.-Col.) Northumberland R.A.M.C. (V.) ;
raised and commanded Royal Naval Medical Transport Corps ;
raised two Volunteer Field Ambulances in Durham ; took
contingents of men of the St. John Ambulance Brigade to
France, 1914-15 ; inspected, on behalf of the French Red
Cross, over 200 French Hospitals in France ; in charge of
Auxiliary Medical Arrangements for Coast Defences of Tyne
and Tees Garrisons ; had charge of 47 AuxUiary Hospitals in
Northumberland and Durham, Addresses : Wardley Hall,
Pelaw-on-Tyne ; 28, Lexham Gardens, W. 8. C7wfis : Royal
Automobile ; County, Durham ; Union. Newcastle-on-Tyne. (C201)
PALMER, Capt. Creighton Ross, O.B.E, A. P.C.
PALMER. Lieut. Edward George, M.B.E.
PALMER. Capt. Edward Henry Banks, O.B.E, R.A.F.
PALMER, Comm. Edwin Mansergh, O.B.E, R.N.
PALMER, EUen Amelia, Mrs., M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
PALMER, Major Eric Barton, O.B.E.
PALMER, Capt. Ernest Henry, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
PALMER, Florence Mary, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Samuel
Palmer, of Northcourt, Hampstead. War Work : Joint-
organiser of Belgian Refugee Hostel, followed by club for
same, Sept. 1914, to July, 1915 ; joint organiser of Hamp
stead War Hospital Supply Depot, July, 1915, to March.
1919. Address : 1. Compagne Gardens, N.W. (M9214)
PALMER, Capt. Gilbert, M.B.E, R.A.F.
PALMER, Lieut.-Col. Herbert James LesUe, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C. PALMER, Horace Frank, M.B.E.
PALMER, Lieut. Hubert Leslie, M.B.E.
PALMER, Major John Harald Gore, O.B.E, LA.
PALMER, Surgeon-Major John Irwin, O.B.E. (V.M.S.
ret.) ; s. of John Palmer, of Eliot Place, Blackheath ; to. Alice
Scott, d. of Charles WUd, of Hampton Wick. Educ. : Guy's
Hospital. Surgeon ; Visiting Medical Officer, Special Surgical
Neurological Hospital, Church Lane, S.W. War Work:
Visiting Surgeon, Tooting MUitary Hospital and Mile End
Military Hospital ; attached Special Orthopaedic Hospital,
Ducane Road, W. ; Medical Officer, Special Surgical Neuro
logical Hospital, Ministry of Pensions, Tooting, S.W. ; Member
and Hon. Sec. Marylebone Medical War Committee. Address :
31, New Cavendish Street, Harley Street, W. (011832)
PALMER, Surg.-Lieut. Comdr. John Ramsey, O.B.E,
L.D.S, R.N.V.R.
PALMER, Capt. Leonard Edgeombe, O.B.E, R.A.F.
PALMER, Louise Madeleine, Mrs, O.B.E.
PALMER, Marian, Mrs., O.B.E, Royal Red Cross, 2nd
Class ; d. of Edward Charlton Ramsey, of South Shields ; to.
Lieut.-Col. Claude Bowes, C.B.E, D.L. (q.v.), s. of Sh Charles
Mark Palmer, 1st Bart, M.P, of Grinkle Park, Yorkshire
(see Burke's Peerage). Formerly Lady District Super
intendent, Northumberland, Durham, North and East York
shire St. John Ambulance Brigade; late Lady Assistant,
County Director Voluntary Aid Detachments, Co. of Durham.
War Work : Commandant, 1st Durham V.A.D. Hospital
(110 beds) Whinney House, Gateshead ; and St. John Ambu
lance Brigade Hospital (50 beds), Saltwell Towers, Gateshead ;
as Lady Assist. County Director (Durham) had supervision
of 8 AuxUiary Hospitals ; mentioned by Secretary of State lor
valuable services rendered ; late Lady Supermtendent, Royal
Naval Medical Transport Corps. Addresses : Wardley HaU,
Pelaw-on-Tyne, Co. Durham; 28, Lexham Gardens, W. 8
Club : Ladies' Army and Navy (0625 )
PALMER, May Blanche, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 6 Jan. 1876 ;
d of Alexander Place, of HaUfax ; m. Edward, s. of James
Edward Palmer, Major, Indian Army, of Deccan, Hyderabad,
India. Edue. : Privately. Lady Superintendent of Liptons,
Ltd. War Work: Lady Superintendent of the munition
workers colony at Slades Green, Kent, from 1916-19. Address
Tigarah, 11, St. Mary's Rd, Highbury , London N (M824)
PALMER, Nellie Hurcomb, M.B.E, 6. 27 Oct. 1889, d. of
WiUiam Henry Palmer, of Nottingham. Edue. .-Lichfield High
School; Bhmingham Women's Settlement. Organising Sec
National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, .1912-14. War
Work : Senior Lady Superintendent, both technical and welfare,
Army Pay Dept. ; stationed at Exeter Army Pay Office.
Address : Nadderwater, Exeter. Club : Exeter ^^ggg^
PALMER, Philip, O.B.E. . .„ pwv„
PALMER, Lieut. Reginald Howard, OJ.E., J^V.R.
PALMER! Robert Edward, O.B.E, B.Sc, M.Inst.M. &
M 6 16 Dec. 1865 ; s. of Charles Palmer K.C of Prince
Edward Island, Canada ; m. Mary Helen Constance, d. of
Charles Maitland Leonard, of Canada. Educ. :Pnaceol
Wales' Coll PB. Island; McGiU Univ, Montreal. Con
sulting Mining Engineer, Rio Tinto Co, Ltd. War Work :
SionalDh-ector, Dept. of Iron and Steel Production Ministry
of Munitions, London. AMresses:f Lombard Street
London, E.C. ; 55, Iveraa Court, Kensington, W. 8. Clul > .
Mining and Metallurgical. (UllUB^j
PALMER, Rosa Jane, M.B.I,.

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Palmer

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

PALMER, Sydney Joseph, M.B.E, M.D, 6. 1863 ; s. of
Joseph Tett Palmer, of Seaton, Devon ; to. Florence, d. of
Dr. WiUiam Palmer Rowe, of Liverpool. Educ : Framling
ham Coll. ; St. Bart.'s Hospital ; Durham Univ. Member
Special Medical Board, Ministry of Pensions ; late Surgeon
Liverpool Police ; Hon. Medical Officer, Liverpool Penitentiary
and Magdalen Home, Liverpool. War Work : M.O. in charge
Netherfleld Road AuxiUary MUitary Hospital, Liverpool.
Address : 15, Oxford Street, Liverpool. (M10281)
PALMER, Capt. Vivian TrestraU Dampier, O.B.E.. J.P ,
6. 29 Dec. 1870 ; s. of the late Col. James Dampier Palmer, M.P.
of Herondon Hall, Tenterden ; m. MeUta, d. of Fairless Harrison.
of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. : Marlborough CoU. Served in
S. African War, 1899-1900 ; Hon. Lieut, to the Army, 1900 ;
Capt 3rd Batt. E. Kent Regt, 1904-7 ; late 2nd Lieut.
Coldstream Guards ; CC Kent (on roU for High Sheriff, 19201.
War Work : Capt. (temp.), 1914-19 ; Recruiting Staff Officer,
3rd Regimental District ; Sec. South-Eastern Region, Ministry
of National Service, and Private Sec. to Sh CecU Beck, M.P.
(Parliamentary Sec, Ministry of National Service). Address :
Herondon Hall, Tenterden, Kent. Club : Junior Carlton.
• (01724)
PALMER, Capt. Walter Benjamin, O.B.E.
PALMER, Lieut. WilUam, O.B.E, R.N.
PALMER, Capt. William, M.B.E.
PALMER, William Harold, O.B.E.
PALMER, WiUiam Henry, M.B.E.
PALMER, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Carey Stukeley
SAMBORNE-, C.B.E.
PAM, Major Albert, O.B.E, Legion d'Honneur, Croix de
Guerre ; to. Maude le Clerc (q.v.), d. of the late Gen. J. G. Faugh
K.H.S. (O5660)
PAM, Lieut.-Col. Edgar, O.B.E.
PAM, Maude Le Clerc, Mrs, O.B.E, and mentioned in
despatches; d. of the late Gen. J. G. Faught, K.H.S. ; to.
Major Albert Pam, O.B.E, Legion d' Honneur, Croix
de Guerre. While waiting for Hospital to be used,
worked at Canteen in charge of shift of 30, and Red Cross
working parties. War Work : Lent own house, fuUy equipped
for 120 beds, as AuxiUary Hospital, and personaUy organised
and administered same as Commandant and Quartermaster
from March, 1916, to March, 1919 ; raised detachment Herts 48
to work hospital ; Vice-President, B.R.C.S. for Wormley and
Broxbourne ; raised substantial sums to send to headquarters
of the B.R.C.S. Address: Wormley Bury, near Broxbourne,
Herts. Club : Ladies' Imperial. (01726)
PANCHAUD, Lieut.-Col. Harry George Louis, O.B.E.
PANCKRIDGE, WiUiam Panckridge, O.B.E, M.B, fi.
14 March, 1874 ; s. of Francis Panckridge, of BroadweU, Oxon ;
m. Maria, d. of — Waiting, of Johannesburg. Educ. : Forest
School ; Middlesex Hospital. Hon. Surgeon, Petersfield
Cottage Hospital ; M.O. Petersfield Isolation Hospital Com
mittee. War Work: M.O. Adhurst St. Mary, Clayton Court,
and Heath Lodge AuxUiary Red Cross Hospitals. Address :
Winton House, Petersfield. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (011083)
PANNELL, Charles Thomas, M.B.E.
PANTER, Lieut. George WiUiam, M.B.E, R.A.F.
PANTHER, Helen Annie, Mrs, M.B.E.
PANTLING, Frederick, M.B.E, R.N.
PAPE, Comm. Percy John, O.B.E, R.N.R, R.D.
PAPE, WiUiam George, O.B.E.
PAPWORTH, Frederic WilUam, O.B.E, F.S.A.A., Assistant
Accountant-General, Admiralty. War Work : At Admiralty.
Address : 7, Whitefriars Crescent, WestcUff, Essex. (01108*5)
PARAMOUR, Capt. Frank Richard, M.B.E.
PARDOE, Major Edward Percy HamUton, O.B.E.
PARDOE, Winnie, Mrs, O.B.E.
PARDON, Eva, Mrs, M.B.E.
PARES, Sh Bernard, K.B.E, 6. 1 March, 1867 ; s. of the
late John Pares, J.P, of Westfield, Southsea ; m. Margaret
EUis, d. ot E. A. Dixon. Educ. : Harrow, and Trinity Coll,
Cambridge. Professor of Russian in the Univ. of London ;
formerly Professor in the Univ. of Liverpool, 1908-17. War
Work : Attached as official correspondent of H.M. Government
to the Russian forces ; later attached to H.M. Ambassador in
Petrograd ; attached to the Russian Red Cross ; Soldiers' Cross
and Medal of St. George ; gave addresses at many meetings to
Russia and in the chief towns of Siberia. Addresses : Westfield,
Adelaide Road, Surbiton ; King's CoU, London, W.C 2
Club : Univ, Liverpool. (K226)
PARGITER, David Scott, C.B.E. Chahman of S. African
Shtoptog Committee for Homeward Loading. (C72P)
PARIS, WiUiam Richard, M.B.E, R.N.
PARISH, Arthur John, C.B, C.B.E, fi. 1861 ; s. of the
late Rev. William Samuel Parish, Rector of Freckenham,
Suffolk ; m. 1911, Helen Mary, d. of WiUiam Griffiths, CE, of
61, Sinclair Road, Kensington, W. Educ. : King's Sch,
Ely, and St. Peter's CoU, Camb. (B.A, 26th Wrangler, 1884;
M.A. 1887). Appointed a Naval Instructor, R.N, 1886;
Dep. Sup. of Naval Examinaton, 1909 ; Chief Naval Instructor,
1917 ; Dep. Adviser on Naval Education, 1919 ; retired, 1919.
Address : The Red Gable, Cleardown. Woking. (C1199)
PARISH, Henry, M.B.E, 6. 27 May, 1862 ; s. of Henry
Parish, of The Hollies, Halesowen, Worcestershire ; m. Florence
Kate, d. of Edward Dutton, of Oldbury, Worcestershire.
C5 -"f - -'Townshend House School, Kidderminster, and Cam
bridge House School, Birchflelds, Birmingham. Sec. of Women
Unionists War Savings Association; Member of District

Nursing Association, and Civic Recreation Committees; a
Foundation Manager, Correspondent, and Hon. Treas. of
Cnristchurch Schools ; Member of Lichfield Diocesan CouncU •
Member of Stanley Trust. War Work : From the commence
ment of the war did a lot of useful and important work as
District Head of the Incorporated Soldiers' and SaUors' Help
Society, and as a member of the Local War Pensions Committee;
Chahman oi Enquiries and Grants Sub-Committee ; Member of
Finance and General Purposes Sub-Committee, and Disable
ment Sub-Committee ; represents Local War Pension Com
mittee on Ministry of Labour, Employment Department, and
on Association of Local War Pension Committees. Address :
Hafod. 8, Grange Road, West Bromwich. (M9219)
PARISH, Brevet Lieut.-Col. Woodbine, C.B.E, fi.21 Sept.
1862 ; s. of Frank Parish, of London ; m. Frances Helen, d. of
George Brittain, of Tunbridge WeUs. Educ. : Cheltenham
Coll. Director of several RaUways. War Work: D.A.D.M.
War Office Staff. Address : 2, Stanhope Street, Hyde Park.
Clubs: St. Stephen's; Argentine; Ranelagh; Royal St.
George's; M.C.C. (C1988)
PARISOTTI, Rev. Albert, O.B.E, CF, 6. 8 May, 1885 ;
». of L. Parisotti. Educ. : Old HaU, Ware. (06265)
PARK, Ernest William, M.B.E.
PARK, Major Frank Stewart, O.B.E., Can. A.M.C.
PARK, James Harvey WUUamson, O.B.E.
PARK, Thomas, O.B.E.
PARK, Major WilUam, O.B.E, R.A.F.
PARK, Rev. WiUiam Robert, CLE, O.B.E.
PARKER, Arthur Claude, M.B.E.
PARKER, Capt. Arthur Stanley, O.B.E, 6. 12 May, 1894 ;
s. of Favor Parker, of MUdenhaU, Suffolk. War Work : Served
¦with 5th Batt. Suffolk Regt. Addresses : MUdenhall, Suffolk ;
Sov P.O., Kenya Colony. (06266)
PARKER, Major Beltran WilUam, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
PARKER, Bertha Theodore England, M.B.E.
PARKER, Charles, M.B.E.
PARKER, Lieut. Charles Anson, M.B.E.
PARKER, Capt. Charles Peroival, O.B.E.
PARKER, Charles Thomas, C.B.E, J.P, fi. 6 Jan. 1859 ;
s. of John Francis Parker, Osboumby, Lines ; to. Mary Ann,
d. of Charles Hunt, of North Hykeham. Entered City CouncU,
1901 ; Mayor, 1909-10. War Work : Chahman, Local
Military Service Tribunal throughout its existence; Mayor,
1915-16, 1916-17, 1917-18, 1918-19 ; first Chahman, Local
Food Control Committee ; Chairman, Watch Committee ; took
great interest in organisation of Special Constabulary in
arrangements for dealing with enemy aerial attack. (C2859)
PARKER, Major and Qr.-Mr. Edward Augustus, O.B.E.
M.C, D.C.M.
PARKER, Major Edwin Charles Lewis, O.B.E, R.A.S.C,
6. 8 Jan. 1874; s. of the Rev. Fredk. Wm. Parker, M.A, of
Cheltenham, formerly of Montgomery, N. Wales. Educ;
Winchester. SoUcitor. War Work : Gazetted Lieut, R.A.S.C.
April, 1915 ; Capt, Aug, 1915 ; Major, Aug. 1917 ; Mesopo
tamia, 1917-19 ; thrice mentioned in despatches. Address :
SaUsbury. (06684)
PARKER, Edwin Thorley, O.B.E.
PARKER, Capt. Ernest Edward, O.B.E, R.N.
PARKER, Ethel EUzabeth, M.B.E, 6. 27 Jan. 1886.
Address : Charlwood, Harrow View, Harrow. (M9221)
PARKER, F. Mary, Mrs., O.B.E.
PARKER, Frances Mary, O.B.E. M.B.E, W.A.A.C
PARKER, Major Frank Woolmer, O.B.E.
PARKER, Surg.-Comm. Frederick WiUiam, O.B.E, R.N.
PARKER, George PhilUps, O.B.E, J.P.
PARKER, Haydon, O.B.E.
PARKER, Lieut. Henry Charles, M.B.E, R.E.
PARKER, 2nd Lieut. Hugh Love, M.B.E,
PARKER, James George, M.B.E, 6. 15 Jan. 1864 ; s. of
the late David Parker, of London ; m. Rosina Anne (who died),
d. of the late WiUiam Jones, of Barnstaple, Devon. Educ :
Privately. Assist. Commander H. Div. MetropoUtan Special
Constabulary (now rethed) ; Assistant Town Clerk, Metro
politan Borough of Stepney ; Liveryman of the City of London
(Basketmaker's Company). War Work : Assistant organising
officer of the Stepney National Reserve since May, 1911 ; King's
Coronation Medal, 1912 ; enroUed as a Special Constable on 4
Dec. 1914 ; promoted to Inspector on the Headquarter Staff,
and Assistant Commander in May, 1915 ; carried out the
administrative duties, and also the reorganisation of the Force;
paid special attention to recruiting, serving until 1 Nov. 1919
(Special Constabulary Medal) ; enlisted in the Volunteer FoTce
in 1881 ; resigned on account of official duties in 1902
(Volunteer Long Service Medal) ; one of the promoters and
first Capt. of the Stepney Municipal Staff Miniature Rifle
Club. Address: Fern Cottage, 82, Chetwynd Road, Dartmouth
Park, London, N.W. 5. (M9222)
PARKER, John, O.B.E.
PARKER, 2nd Lieut. John, M.B.E.
PARKER, John JosUn, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
PARKER, Rev. Joseph, O.B.E.
PARKER, Capt. LesUe CUve, O.B.E, A.I.F.
PARKER, Mary Jeannette, M.B.E.
PARKER, Owen, C.B.E, J.P. for County of Northampton,
fi. 21 Aug. 1860 ; s. of the late Alderman Charles Parker, J.P,
of Higham Ferrers ; m. Kate Annie, d. of the late G. F. Pack-
wood, of Rushden. Educ. : Chichele Grammar School.
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer ; President of the Incorporated
Federated Associations of Boot and Shoe Manufacturers of

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Parry

Great Britain and Deland; Churchwarden of the Palish
Church ; Member of the Northants Territorial Force Associa
tion. War Work : Technical Adviser to the War Office (Raw
Material Dept.) ; Controller of War Time Boot Scheme ;
Member of the Leather Control Board. Address : Ivy House,
Higbarn Ferrers. Clubs : Junior Constitutional ; North
ampton County. (C2800)
PARKER, Capt. Peroy Frank, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
PARKER, Reginald Baroroft, O.B.E, 6. 1855 ; s. of the
Eev. Edward Parker, Vicar of Waddington, Yorks ; to.
Margaret Anne, d. of Col. T. G. Parker, D.L, of Browsholme,
Yorks. Educ. : RossaU. War Work : Organised Soldiers' and
SaUors' Canteen at Selby Station,1915-19, which provided food
for upwards of 1,000,000 men ; MUitary Representative on two
tribunals, twice commended in 1917 by Recruiting Service
Bulletin for Ms appeals for withdrawal of Exemption Certifi
cates held by young men, to enable them to take the place of
soldiers, who, after being wounded, were sent back to the
trenches. Address : MUford HaU, S. Milford, Yorks. (011088)
PARKER, Capt. Reginald Frank, O.B.E, M.C
PARKER, Capt. Robert Derwent, O.B.E.
PARKER, Capt. Ronald Francis, M.B.E, 6. 26 Jan. 1883 ;
s. of Hon. Francis Parker (see Burke's Peerage, Macclesfield, E.).
Educ : Eton ; R.M.A, Woolwich. War Work : Commander,
MetropoUtan Special Constabulary, R.H. and R.F.A. (1914
Star). Clubs : Bachelors' ; Pratt's. (M9223)
PARKER, Major Sidney Ernest, M.B.E, A.F.C, R.A.F.
PARKER, Lieut. Sidney James, O.B.E.
PARKER, Capt. Thomas Mayor, M.B.E, R.A.V.C.
PARKER, Capt. Walter Henry. C.B.E, R.D, R.N.R,
War Work : As Commodore of Convovs (despatches). (C1200)
PARKER, Capt. Wilfrid Watson, M.B.E, T.D, 6. 13 June,
1869 ; s. of the late Sh Henry Watson Parker, Kt, of Hamp
stead; m. Frances Charlotte, d. of the late Alfred Purssell,
of Hampstead. Educ. : Beaumont CoU, Old Windsor.
Solicitor. War Work : Musketry Staff appointment. Ad
dresses : 35, Bloomsbury Square, London ; Hethe, near
Bicester, Oxon. (M5516)
PARKER, WilUam Edwin, O.B.E. (011788c)
PARKER, Sir WiUiam Lorenzo, 3rd Bt, O.B.E, 6. 1889 ;
s. of Sh WiUiam Biddulph Parker, 2nd Bt. (see BURKE'S Peerage) ;
m. 1915, Ruth Margaret, only d. of A. B. Hanbury Sparrow
(see Bukke'S Landed Gentry). Address : Blackbrook House.
Fareham, Hants. (O9048)
PARKER, Engineer-Capt. WiUiam Ramsey, C.B.E, R.N.
War Walk : In charge of Repair Work, B. Coast of Scotland. (C2226)
PARKES, Lieut. Alfred John, O.B.E, R.N.
PARKES, Major Charles Herbert, O.B.E, R.A.F.
PARKES, Colin Egbert, M.B.E.
PARKES, Dorothy Phoebe, Mrs, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
PARKES, Edward, O.B.E, 6. 19 Jan. 1864 ; s. of the late
Capt. Harry Parkes, R.A, of Southampton ; to. Florence E,
d. of E. J. Hastier, of Shirley, Southampton. Educ. : Privately,
Fareham, Hants. Assistant Librarian of the Foreign Office ;
Editor of British and Foreign State Papers. Address : Foreign
Office, WhitehaU, S.W. (01728)
PARKES, Edwin, M.B.E.
PARKES, LUy Beatrice, Mrs., M.B.E.
PARKES, Surg.-Lieut. Oscar, O.B.E, M.B, R.N.
PARKES, Capt. WilUam Ashley, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
PARKES, Col. WUUam Henry, CM.G, C.B.E, M.B,
F.R.CS, fi. 1864; s. of the late WilUam Parkes, of Christ-
church, New Zealand. Educ : Edinburgh Univ. New Zea
land Forces ; served during the Great War, 1915-16, comdg.
a New Zealand Gen. Hospital, and subsequently as Dep.
Director of N.Z. Expeditionary Med. Services (despatches, pro
moted Col.). Address : Marinoto, Symonds Street, Auckland,
New Zealand. (C589)
PARKHOUSE, Lieut.-Col. John Bardsley, O.B.E.
PARKHOUSE, Capt. Stanley Ernest, O.B.E, R.E.
PARKIN, Fanny Ida, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 19 Nov. 1877 ; d. of
ueut.-Col. T. C McKenzie of Caldra, Duns, N.B. ; m. Lieut.-
Col. Francis Hearle Parkin, O.B.E. (q.v.) Educ. : Brighton.
War Work : Hon. Sec. FamUies' Benevolent Fund, Aldershot
Command, and Aldershot Branch, Soldiers' and SaUors'
TOmiUes Association ; Member of Aldershot and Farnborough
War Pensions Committees; Representative of Aldershot
tommand on Hampshire County War Pensions Committee.
Address : Academy House, Coldstream, N.B. (M9227)
PARKIN, Lieut.-Col. Francis Hearle, O.B.E , 6. 16 Aug.
1872 ; i. of the late Capt. J. B. Parkin, R.A, of Woolwich.
Educ: Privately. South Staffordshire Regt. (ret.). War
Wort : Commanded 28th (R.) Batt. Middlesex Regt, and after
wards 53rd (Y.S.) Batt. Middlesex Regt. Address : Academy
¦Sonse, Coldstream, N.B. Club : WeUington. (07545)
PARKIN, Major Herbert Denis, O.B.E, M.C. R.A.S.C.
PARKIN, Major James Edward, M.B.E, R.A.F.
PARKIN, Joseph Henry, M.B.E.
PARKINSON, Albert Ernest, O.B.E, 6. 7 March, 1869 ;
i-,of Joseph Parkinson, of Shipley ; m. Mary Margaretta, d. of
uiarles Henry WUkinson, of Keighley. Educ. : Bingley
Wamrnar School. Machine Tool and Small Tool Maker.
war Work: Chairman of Board of Management, Bradford
national Munitions Factory. Address : High Close, Shipley.
°'«* •' Royal AutomobUe. (044)
PARKINSON, Major Arthur Charles Cosmo, O.B.E.
PARKINSON, Frederick Henry, M.B.E, 6. 26 Sept. 1887 ;
*¦ OJ William Henry Parkinson, of Preston ; to. Laura, d. of

Edward Heenan, of Bolton. Educ: Bolton. Accountant.
II or Work : Joint Hon. Sec. Bolton Local War Savings Com
mittee ; Hon. Sec. Bolton Food Economy Committeo ;
Executive Officer, Bolton Local Food Control Committee.
PARKINSON, James, M.B.E. (M9229)
PARKINSON, Janet, M.B.E, fi. 12 Aug. 1887; d. of
Thomas Parkinson, of Norden, near Rochdale. Educ. : North
Manchester High School for Girls. Secretary. War Work ¦
Soldiers and Sailors' FamiUes Association, arid War Pensions
work. Address: Brook House, Norden, Rochdale. !M9230)
PARKINSON, John Frederick Main, M.B.E, 6. 25 March,
1861 ; s. of the late John F. Parkinson, of Portsmouth. Senior
Examiner of Marine Engine Work, Engineer-in-Chief's Depart
ment. Admhalty. War Work : Preparation and Examination
of the designs of machinery for war vessels, etc, for the past
2A/eal'3' i ln ttle Engineer-in-Chief's Department. Admhalty.
Address: 48, Montholme Road, New Wandsworth, London,
¦ • (M9231)
PARKINSON, Lieut.-Col. Peroival George, O.B.E,
PARKINSON, Walter, M.B.E.
PARKS, Major Ernest WiUiam, O.B.E, R.A V.C (T ).
PARKS, Lieut.-Col. John Hegan, O B.E, 6. 21 Dec.
1874 ; s. of John Hegan Parks, of St. John, N.B, Canada ;
m. Ethel Louise, d. of G. W. Burpee, of Vancouver, B.C.
Educ : Royal MUitary CoU. ; Kingston, Ont, Canada. Civil
Engineer. War Work : Served in France in the Infantry
(Canadian) tUl Dec. 1915 ; seconded to Royal Engineers and
served with Adriatic Mission to Serbs, in Macedonia and Italy
till end of war. Clubs : Constitutional ; Vancouver, Van
couver, B.C. (02252)
PARKYN, Major Harry Gordon, O.B.E.
PARKYNS, Thomas Samuel, M.B.E.
PARLBY, Joshua, O.B.E.
PARLETT, Harry Edgar, C.B.E, M.I.N.A, 6 15 Nov.
1865 ; s. of Henry Thomas Parlett, of Portsmouth. Deputy
Director Technical Services, Transport Dept, Admiralty.
War Work : Arranging, planning, fitting, etc, of merchant
ships taken up for transport service, hospital ships, horse and
infantry transports ; visited U.S.A. in connection with trans
port of American troops. Address : 70, Geraldine Road,
Wandsworth Common, S.W. (C2861)
PARMELEE, Major James Grannis, O.B.E, Can. A.S.C.
PARMITER, Major Charles Lister, O.B.E.
PARNABY, John Murray, M.B.E, F.S.A:A, 6. 13 June,
1857 ; s. of John Parnaby, of Middlesbrough (Congregational
Minister). Educ : Wakefield, and privately. Borough
Accountant of Middlesbrough. War Work : Hon. Sec. Local
War Savings Committee ; Hon. Treas. Local War Pensions
Committee. Addresses : Municipal Buildings, Middlesbrough ;
Dairy, the Avenue, Marton, Middlesbrough. (M9233)
PARNELL, Comm. Gerald Langton, D.S.O, O.B.E,
R.N. War Work : 1914-18, with Destroyer and Torpedo Boat
FlotiUas (despatches, Croix de Guerre). (C9672)
PARNELL, John WilUam, O.B.E. (012002)
PARNIO, Alfredo, O.B.E, LL.D.
PARR, Capt. CecU William Chase, O.B.E.
PARR, Col. Clements, C.B.E.; b. 1865; Major, Brevet
Lieut.-Col. and T. Col.. Oxford and Buckinghamshire L.I.
(ret.) ; served with the Tirah Expeditionary Force, 1897-8
(medal with two claspsi ; and in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1729)
PARR, George Herbert Edmeston, M.B.E.
PARR, Robert John, O.B.E, 6. 12 April, 1862; s. of
John Parr, of Torquay ; to. Louie, d. of WilUam A. Goss, of
Torquay. Educ. : Torquay. Director, N.S.P.CC. since 1905.
War Work : Undertook at the request of the War Office to
inquire into and assist the cases of children of soldiers ; from
Oct. 1914, to the date of the Armistice 81,079 children were
helped by the N.S.P.CC Addresses: 3, PhUbeach Court,
S.W. 5 ; 40, Leicester Square, W.C 2. (045)
PARR, Major Sydney Charles, O.B.E, R.A.F.
PARR, WiUiam Henry, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
PARROTT, Arthur Hughes, O.B.E, M.D.S. (Birm.),
L.D.S, R.C.S. (Eng.), 6. 8 June, 1876; s. of Thomas Dancer
Parrott, of Birmingham ; m. Annie Edith Maude, d. of Richard
Cable Taylor, of Birmingham. Educ. : Privately, and Mason
Coll, Bhmingham. Hon. Dental Surgeon, Bhmingham
Dental Hospital ; CUnical Lecturer, Bhmingham Univ. ; Hon.
Dental Surgeon to Protestant Dissenting Charity School ;
Hon. Dental Surgeon to the Crippled Children's Home, North-
field ; President of the Central Counties Branch British Dental
Association ; Past President of Bhmingham Dental Students'
Society ; Demonstrator and House Surgeon, Bhmingham
Dental Hospital ; Member of Royal Society of Medicine
(Odontological Section), and of the British Dental Association.
War Work : Hon. Consulting Dental Surgeon in charge of
Centre for Jaw and Facial Injuries of the Southern Command,
at 1st and 2nd Southern General Hospitals, Bhmingham,
where over 2000 cases passed through ; Active Member of
1st Volunteer Batt. Royal Warwickshire Regt. from its forma
tion. Addresses : 87, CornwaU Street, Birmingham ; Delaware,
The Lickey, Bromsgrove. Club : Bhmingham Univ. (011833)
PARRY, Capt. Arthur Haydon, O.B.E.
PARRY, Charles de Courcy, C.B.E, 6. 29 Nov. 1869;
Capt. F. J. Parry, of Stonehouse, Glos. ; to. GwendoUne Mary,
d. of G. W. Wilkinson, J.P, of Risca, Mon. Educ. : Repton

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Parry

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

School. Late Chief Constable of Cumberland and Westmor
land (retired July, 1920). Address: Earnslaw, Malvern.
Club : Junior Carlton. (C2862)
PARRY, Major Edward Cecil Morgan, O.B.E.
PARRY, Lieut. Gladwyn, O.B.E, R.N.
PARRY, Lieut.-Col. Henry Jules, C.B.E, D.S.O, MB..
M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 1867 ; to. 1899, Helen
Dorothea Elizabeth Cockbum, d. of the late Robert Pitcairn,
Barrister-at-Law. Educ. : Durham Univ. Entered Royal
Army Med. Corps, 1890 ; retired, 1910 ; served in S. Africa,
1900 (despatches) ; and in the Great War, 1914-19 (Brevet
Lieut.-Col.) ; formerly Surg, at Roy. Infirmary, Newcastle-
on-Tyne. (C1730)
PARRY, Eng.-Comm. Herbert LyeU, O.B.E, R.N.
PARRY, Hugh Lloyd, O.B.E.
PARRY, Joan Brunner, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 12 March, 1896 ; d.
of Major T. W. and Mrs. Buckley, of Clopton Manor, Thrapston ;
to. Major Rey Griffith Parry, D.S.O, R.A.F. Educ. : Winches
ter School for GUIs and Geneva University. War Work :
Entered War Office, MUitary Ditelligence Directorate, Nov.
1915 ; appointed Junior Administrative Assistant, July, 1918 ;
private secretary to Deputy Director of MUitary Intelligence
Sept. 1918, until July, 1919; mentioned in Gazette, Aug. 1918.
Address : The Gables, Turvey, Beds. Club : Halcyon. (M7541)
PARRY, John, O.B.E, 6. 20 June, 1858 ; s. of WiUiam Parry,
of Penmon, Anglesea, N. Wales ; m. Elizabeth, d. of Robert Lloyd,
of Geltic Farm, Nerquis, N. Wales. Educ. : Penmon National
School. Master of S.S. " Dronian," Messrs. F. Leyland & Co,
Ltd, 27, James Street, Liverpool ; 11 March, 1906, rescued
crew of "British King" to a heavy gale to mid- Atlantic ;
received the British Government's plate, Shipwrecked and
Humane Society's gold medal, EmUe Robinson's award for the
most meritorious act of the year 1906 ; the New York Life
Saving Benevolent Society's gold medal. War Work : From
Aug. 1914, to April, 1915, in Expeditionary Force, in command
of transport "Georgian"; afterwards on Mediterranean
AuxiUary Fleet Force, from May, 1915, to March, 1917 ;
carrying wounded from GaUipoU, Aug. and Sept. 1915 ; men
tioned in despatches, May, 1916 ; made 4 voyages up to
Busara and reheving garrisons in Red Sea ; on the Shireff of
Mecca's Expedition, 1916 ; from Jan. 1917, to March, 1917,
trooping between Alexandria and Salonica ; torpedoed to
the JEgean Sea with large number of Greek and British troops
on board, lost 37 men in all ; 26 AprU, 1918, attacked by an
enemy submarine off coast of Ireland, saved the ship and
escaped ; 6 Feb. 1920, rescued the crew of S.S. " Bradboyne "
in a strong gale in mid- Atlantic ; awarded the Shipwrecked
and Humane Society's sUver medal, silver mounted prism
binoculars, and iUumtoated address ; 13 Aug. 1920, awarded
the British Government's plate. Address : 10, Exeter Road,
Bootle, Liverpool. (011090)
PARRY, Col. Llewelyn England Sidney, C.B.E, D.S.O,
T.D, D.L, J.P, fi. 1856 ; s. of Richard Parry, of Royal Scots
Greys ; m. Mary Sophia, d. of Sir R. Price Puleston, of Emral,
co. Flint. Educ : Rugby, and Trinity Col, Oxford. War
Work : Lieut.-Col. Commanding 2/1 Denbighshire (Hussars)
Yeo. ; Staff appointment to France. Address : Pengwern,
Rhuddlan Clubs: United Univ.; Cavahy. (C1731)
PARRY, Mary Evelyn, M.B. E.
PARRY, Lieut.-Col. Percy Edward Langworthy, D.S.O,
O.B.E. Major (ret.). Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (07368)
PARRY, Capt. WUUam Francis Vaughan, M.B.E.
PARRY, WiUiam John, C.B.E, F.C.A, 6. 28 Sept. 1842 ;
s. of John Parry, of Bethesda, North Wales ¦ m. Mary, d. of
Samuel Home, of Kingswinford. Educ. : National ; British
Schools, and Grammar School, Llanrwst. Chartered Accoun
tant ; Ex-Chairman of Carnarvon County Council, and Carnar
vonshire Standing Joint PoUce Committee, and Bethesda
District Council ; Alderman of the County ; one of the original
members of the National Liberal Club. War Work : Hon.
Auditor of Carnarvonshire and Anglesey Soldiers' and Sailors'
Association Fund; Chahman of the Bethesda Tribunal, and
of the Bangor Pension Committee. Address : Coetmor HaU,
Bethesda. Club : National Liberal. (C2863)
PARRY, Major Ernest GAMBIER-. O.B.E, J.P, late
Royal Welsh FusiUers, and 1st R. Devon Yeomanry, 6. 25 Oct.
1853 ; s. of Thomas Gambler-Parry, J P, D.L, of Highnam
Court, Gloucester ; to. Hon. Evelyn, d. of Lord Haldon of
Ha'.don Exeter. Educ. : Eton. War Work : Served in the
Eastern Sudan 1885 ; Major for services, medal and clasp, and
Khedive's Star ; ran a hospital during the Great War, 1914-18,
largely at his own expense. Address : Highnam Court,
Gloucester. Club : Naval and MiUtary. (O1730)
PARSLEY, Major Walter, M.B.E, M.C.
PARSONS, Arthur Ambrose, M.B.E.
PARSONS, Capt. Arthur Edward Broadbent, O.B.E,
52nd Sikhs. (011762)
PARSONS, Bertha Adelaide, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 10 March,
1879 ; d. of George PeUew Paul ; to. Ronald Cleeve. War
Work : With the Delhi — Simla work-party, 1914-19 ; also
with the Monro Canteen. Addresses : Hyde Vale, Simla,
India ; 9, Cavalry Lines, Delhi, India. (M7143)
PARSONS, Charles O'Connor, M.B.E, L.R.CP.S. (Edin.)
L.F.P.S.G, fi. 20 July. 1863 ; s. of Daniel Walter Parsons, of
Liverpool ; to. Isabel EUzabeth, d. of Edward Kidman of
Shefford, Brds. Educ. : Liverpool, and Tullabeg, Deland.
Medical Officer. EcclesaU and Bierlow Union. War Work ¦

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Medical Officer, St. John's R,ed Cross Hospital, Dore, and
Carter Knowle Hospital, Sheffield ; Medical Examiner Recruit
ing Station, Sheffield. Address : Totley Brook Road, near
Sheffield. Club : Athenaeum, Sheffield.
PARSONS, Christopher Thaokray, O.B.E, M.D. (Lond.),
6. 7 Aug. 1870 ; s. of Abram Parsons, of London; m. 1st
Amy EUzabeth (who died), 2nd daughter of James Hunter, of
Liverpool; 2ndly, 3 Jan. 1921, Annie Burgess, w. of Archibald
Hugh Payon Downay, F.R.CS. Educ : St. Mary's Hospital,
Univ. of London. Physician; Med. Supt. Fulham Infirmary
W. 6. War Work : Capt. R.A.M.C. with Mesopotamian
Expeditionary Foice M. O. 40th General Hospital; M.O.
Tigris Transport ; M.O. 112th Indian Field Ambulance ; Lieut.-
Col. R.A.M.C. officer-to-charge Fulham Military Hospital
Address : Fulham Infirmary, W. 6. (07552)
PARSONS, Major Edward Howard Thornbrough, C.B.E.
late R.A, 6. 1868 ; s. of Capt. Edward Thornbrough Parsons,
R.N. ; to. Marion Marjorie Winifred Glen, d. of Sir Thomas
Glen-Coats, Bart, C.B. (see Burke's Peerage), of Ferguslie
Park, Paisley. Educ : Clifton. Royal Artillery, and Metro
poUtan PoUce. War Work : As Chief Constable, MetropoUtan
Police. Address : 5, Prince's Gardens, London, S.W. 7.
Clubs : Army and Navy ; Cavahy. (C262)
PARSONS, Col. Frederick George, D.S.O, O.B.E.
PARSONS, Joan Dorothea Langton, M.B.E.
PARSONS, John Edward Hocking, M.B.E, B.A. (Cantab.),
M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 12 Nov. 1870 • s. of
Thomas Parsons, of Whiteleaf , Prince's Risborough, Bucks ;
to. CeciUa Emela A. Drummond Parsons, d. of the late John
Sale Barker, of Palace Gardens Terrace, London. Educ. :
Cambridge and Guy's Hospital. Poor Law Medical Officer,
and Public Vaccinator No. 4 District, Chipping-Norton Union.
War Work : Bruern Abbey V.A.D. Hospital ; Shipton Court
AuxUiary Hospital for Officers; Chipping-Norton V.A.D.
Hospital ; Medical Charge of Guard of Leafield Wireless
Station. Address: The Cottage, Shipton-under-Wychwood,
Oxon. (M9237)
PARSONS, John Herbert, C.B.E, D.Sc, F.R.CS, 6.
1868 ; I. J. Parsons, of Bristol. Educ. : Bristol. Ophthalmic
Surgeon ; Ophthalmic Surgeon to Univ. Coll. Hospital, London ;
Surgeon to the Royal London (Moorfields) Ophthalmic Hospital.
War Work : Colonel, A.M.S. ; Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon
to the Forces. Address : 54, Queen Anne Street, Cavendish
Square, London, W. 1. (C1732)
PARSONS. Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Oswy Lonsdale,
O.B.E, R.N.
PARSONS, Rachael Fannie, Mrs., O.B.E.
PARSONS, Ronald, M.B.E.
PARSONS, Paymaster-Lieut. Stanley Seymour Conway,
O.B.E, R.N.
PARSONS, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WilUam Henry, M.B.E.
PARSONS, Eng.-Capt. WilUam RoskiUy, C.B.E, fi.
1865. Engineer-Capt. R.N. (ret.). (C590)
PART, Lt.-Col. Dealtry Charles, O.B.E, R. of 0.
21st Lancers, 6. 1882 ; s. of Charles Thomas, D.L, J.P, of
Aldenham Lodge, Radlett, Herts ; to. Edith Mary, d. of the
late Wakefield Christie MiUer, of BritweU Court, Burnham,
Bucks. Educ. : Harrow. War Work : Deputy Assist.
Director of Remounts Indian Cavahy Corps, 1915-16, and
commanded a Remount Depot. Address : Houghton Hall,
Dunstable, Beds. Club : Cavahy. (O7550)
PARTINGTON, Charles Frederick, O.B.E, J.P, 6.
17 Jan. 1858 ; s. oi Thomas Ashton Partington, of Liverpool ;
m. OUvia Gertrude, d. of Julius Lowenthal, of London. Edue. :
Liverpool Institute. Produce Broker, Hibernia Chambers,
London Bridge, S.E. 1 ; Chahman Provision Trade Benevolent
Institution ; Chahman Amalgamated Trades Association ;
Vice-Chairman London Savings Bank. War Work : Ministry
of Food, Butter and Cheese Import Committee ; Surveyor of
Provisions to the Board of Trade ; Lambeth Recruiting
Tribunal ; Lambeth Local Food Committee. Addresses :
Hibernia Chambers, London Bridge, S.E. 1 ; The Forestj
Felpham, Sussex. (011091)
PARTINGTON, Lieut. James Riddick, M.B.E.
PARTINGTON, Mary Alice, Mrs, M.B.E.
PARTINGTON, Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 30 May, 1872 ; s. of
Frederick Partington, of Manchester ; to. Emily Agnes, d. of
Alfred West Battey, of HanweU. Educ. : Manchester. (M4819)
PARTINGTON, WUUe Percival Hindley, M.B.E, fi.
12 Aug. 1883 ; s. of John Frederick Partington, of Atherton,
Lancashire ; to. May Caroline, d. of Amos Gutteridge, of
London. Educ. : Bury Grammar School. War Work : Sub-
Section Director, Machine Gun Section, SmaU Arms and
Machine Gun Dept, Ministry of Munitions. (M9239)
PARTRIDGE, Sir Cecil, K.B.E, 6. 1873 ; s. of R. W.
Partridge, of Worcester; to. Ada I, d. of the late David
WUUam Palmer, of Doddtogton House, St. Margarets-on-
Thames. Educ : Privately. Chahman and Managing
Director, Kirk and RandaU, Ltd. ; Chahman, South African
Carbide and By-Products Co, Ltd. ; Chahman Ambrose
Shardlow & Co, Ltd. ; formerly, General Manager of the
Central London RaUway. War Work : General Manager of
the MetropoUtan Munitions Committee. Address: 24,
Grosvenor Place, S.W. 1. Club : Constitutional. (K32)
PARTRIDGE, Major Edward Henry WiUiam, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C (M.T.), 6. 22 AprU, 1882 ; s. of Charles.Edward Part
ridge, of Damemora, Beaminster ; m. Margie, d. ol E. MarshaU,
of London. Educ. : Uppingham. Engineer, M.I.M.E,
M.I.A.E. War Work : enlisted as private, Aug. 1914 ; served

BIOGRAPHIES.

Pattie

in France from Aug. 1914, till date ; five mentions in despatches.
Address : 147, Shooters Hill Road, Blackheath, S.E. (O2670)
PARTRIDGE, Comm. Reginald Montague O.B.E,
B.D, R.N.R.
PARTRIDGE, Lieut.-Col. Sydney George, C.B.E, 6.
1881 ; e. s. of Arthur George Partridge, formerly of Painswick,
Gloucester ; m. 1912, Elsie, d. of E. Judson Mills. War Work :
Director of Army Printing and Stationery Services, General
Headquarters in France during 1914-18, with rank of Col.
(despatches twice). (C411)
PARTRIDGE, Sydney John, M.B.E, 6. 19 Jan. 1877;
s. ot WilUam Dickens Partridge, of Dunstable, Beds. ; m.
Blanche CordeUa. Educ. : Richmond. Deputy Accounts
Officer, Admiralty. Address: Lodore, 65, Earlsfield Road,
Wandsworth Common, S.W. 18. (M9240)
PASCOE, Lieut. Claud Alfred Leonard, O.B.E, London
Regt. (011883)
PASCOE, Frederiok Riohard, M.B.E, J.P.
PASKE, Major Edward Lake, O.B.E.
PASS, Ralph, M.B.E.
PASSINGHAM, Edith Laura, Mrs, O.B.E.
PASSINGHAM, Major Robert Townshend ANWYL-,
O.B.E, J.P, 6. 16 Oct. 1867 ; s. of Robert Townshend Anwyl-
Passingham, of Bryn-y-groes, Bala (see Burke's Landed
Gentry) ; m. Charlotte Angie Bigoe, d. of Capt. R. Bigoe
Williams, of late 4th Dragoon Guards. Educ. : Sandhurst.
War Work : Recruiting Officer 23rd Recruiting Area ; after
wards Assistant Director of National Service for North Wales.
Address : Bryn-y-groes, Bala, N. Wales. Club : Junior
United Service. (01731)
PASSINGHAM, Lieut.-Col. Augustus Mervyn Owen
Anwyl ANWYL-, O.B.E.; Officer of the Order of the Crown
of Italy.PASSMORE, Capt. Herbert, M.B.E.
PATCH, Capt. James, O.B.E.
PATCHETT, Capt. Arthur Nesbit, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
PATE, George, O.B.E.
PATENALL, Clara Poynton, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of S. J.
Joll, of Waddington, Lines. ; to. Thomas, s. of James PatenaU,
of Higham Ferrers. War Work : Four years as Commandant in
the Higham Ferrers V.A.D. Hospital. Address : Bron Dinas,
Rushden, Northants. (M2268)
PATERSON, CUfford Copland, O.B.E, M.I.C.E, M.I.E.E,
I. 17 Oct. 1879 ; s. of Frederick Paterson, of River House,
Woodberry Down, N. ; to. Eleanor Daisy, d. of WilUam Thomas
Ogden, of 93, Clapton Common, N Educ. : M1U HiU School.
Duector of the Research Laboratories of the General Electric
Co, London ; formerly to charge of the Electro-technical Dept.
at the National Physical Laboratory. War Work : Range-
finding apparatus in connection with Anti-Aircraft Gunnery,
and other research and standardisation work at the National
Physical Laboratory and the Engineering Standards Associa
tion. Addresses: Research Laboratories of the General
Electric Co,_Ltd,_67. Queen Victoria Street, London; 10,

(0633)
(012003)

M.A, M.B.

Walpole Gardens, Twickenham.
PATERSON, Daniel Gavin, O.B.E.
PATERSON, Doris Hirst, M.B.E.
PATERSON, Florence Lavinia, Mrs., O.B.E.
PATERSON, Herbert John, O.B.E, R.N.R.
PATERSON, Herbert John, C.B.E, M.C, „...-,
(Cantab.), F.R.CS. (Eng.), 6. 1868 ; to. Tempe Langrish, d. of
the late Geo. H. Faber, Beckenham, M.P. for Boston. Educ. :
Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Senior Surgeon London Temperance
Hospital; Medical Hon. Sec. Royal British Nurses' Associa
tion ; Joint Hon. Sec. FeUowship of Medicine. War Work :
Commandant and Honorary Surgeon-to-charge Queen Alex
ia s Hospital for Officers ; Hon. Surgeon to King Edward
tne VH. Hospital for Officers. Address : 9, Upper Wimpole
™*_t. London, W. Clubs : M.C.C. ; Berkhamstead and
Machinhanish Golf. (C3120)
PATERSON, James Graham, O.B.E.
PATERSON, Capt. John, O.B.E.
PATERSON, John WUson, M.B.E.
PATERSON, Louise, Mrs, O.B.E.
PATERSON, Mary Agnes, Mrs., M.B.E. ; <_. of the Rev.
John McNeiU, of Rutherglen; to. James Bain, C.A., J.P,
f <" lames Paterson, M.D, L.R.C.P. & S. (E.), of Partick.
Mtc : Chalmers' and Dick's ' School, Claremont Terrace,
Wasgow War Work : President of Partick West, Whiteinch
ana scotstoun Division of the Soldiers' and SaUors' FamiUes
Association and Member of the Partick Local Sub-Committee
w the Glasgow War Pensions Committee. Address: 6,
K22,4 Terrace, Kelvinside, Glasgow. (M9244)
PATERSON, Mary Muirhead, C.B.E. National Health
insurance Comm, Scotland. (C2864)
u?A75I5SON' CaP4- Matthew WaUace, O.B.E, M.C,
B.A.M.C. (S.R.).
PATERSON, Lieut.-Col. Robert Ormiston, O.B.E,
PATERSON, Col. Stanley, C.B.E, fi. 1860. Col. (ret.).
nArnEine Great War> 1914-19 (despatches). (C1733)
PATERSON, 2nd Lieut. Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.
-PATERSON, Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 1 July, 1861; s. of
™Smf's Paterson, of Lugar, Ayrshire. Educ. : Irvine Academy
ana- Ayr Academy. Master, Merchant Service. War Work :
master of H.M. Transport " Hunsgate." Address : 39, Ash-
srove Street, Ayr. (M3887)
c- PA£IALA> Maj.-Gen. H. H. (Maharajah of), G.CS.I,
<*.CI.E„ G.B.E. One of the Ruling Chiefs of India; Chief of

Patiala States ; Hon. Col. Patiala Inf. and an Hon. Maj.-Gen. in
the Army ; served with the Indian Expeditionary Force during
the Great War,. 1914 (Grand Cordon of the Order of the Nile,
Grand Cross of the Order of Leopold of Belgium, and Legion
of Honour) ; appointed a Member of Council of Gov. of Punjab
1917 ; represented India at Special War Conference, 1918. (G22)
PATMAN, Frederick, O.B.E. M.Inst.T, 6. 7 Nov. 1869
s. of the late John Richardson Patman, of Gosberton, near
Boston, Lines. ; m. Bertha, d. of the late John Nicholson of
NosteU, Wakefield, Yorks, Educ. : Tankersley, near Barnsley,
Yorks. District Traffic Manager (Eastern Division) Great
Central Railway. War Work : Transportation ; in charge of
troop movements under Northern Command, to and from
camps at Humberstone, Weelsby, Grimsby, Riby, Stallingboro,
Brocklesby, Lincoln, and Clipstone Camp, Mansfield ; Naval
and MiUtary requirements at Humber ports ; East Coast Air
Raid arrangements. Addresses : The Royal Grimsby Docks ;
1, Grosvenor Crescent, Grimsby. (O11094)
PATON, Sir Alfred Vaughan, K.B.E, 6. 18 Nov. 1861 ;
s. of the Rev. Dr. J. B. Paton, of Nottingham. Educ. : CUfton
Coll, and Trinity, Oxford. Retired merchant. War Work :
As President of the Liverpool Cotton Association, 1917-18,
served as Chahman of Committees acting on behaU of the
Board of Trade and Ministry of Shipping in connection with
the cotton trade, and in Oct. 1918, went to Washington, D.C,
for the Board of Trade as chahman of a Cotton Mission.
Address : West Kirby, Cheshire. Club : Univ, Liverpool. (K407)
PATON, Benjamin Lewis, O.B.E, B.A. (Lond.), M.D.
(Edin.), D.P.H. (Camb.), Fellow of Royal Institute of PubUc
Health, 6. 22 Dec. 1860 ; s. of Robert Paton, of Highbury,
London ; to. Janet Cowan Scott, d. of John William Macfie,
of Rowton Hall, Chester. Educ. : Univ. Coll, London, and
Edinburgh Univ. Medical Officer, Rugeley District Hospital ;
M.O. to Post Office. War Work : M.O. Ravenhill Auxiliary
Military Hospital ; Member of Medical and Pension Assess
ment Board, Walsall ; Part-time M.O. Rugeley Camp. Address:
Rugeley, Staffs. (011094)
PATON, Daniel Shaw, M.B.E, 6. 31 Dec. 1877; s. of
George Fisher Paton, of Paisley ; to. Florence, d. of Joseph
Glazier FUlingham, of Bourne. Educ. : John NeUson Educa
tional Institution, Paisley. Surveyor in H.M. Customs and
Excise Department. War Work : As Hon. Sec. Bourne
District, British Red Cross Society. Addresses : Custom
House, E.C. 4, and Bourne, Lincolnshire, (M9245)
PATON, Mary Emma, O.B.E.
PATRICK, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. John McDonald, M.B.E.
PATRICK, NeU James KENNEDY-COCHRAN-, O.B.E,
B.A. (Cantab.), LL.B. (Edinburgh), J.P, D.L, (Ayrshhe),
fi. 18 Aug. 1866 ; s. of John Kennedy, of Underwood ; to.
Eleonora Agnes, d. of Robert William Cochran-Patrick, D.L,
LL.D, of Woodside and Ladyland. Educ. : Edinburgh
Academy ; Monkton Combe ; Cambridge Univ. ; Edinburgh
Univ. Advocate ; contested in the Unionist interest the
constituency of Stirling Burghs at the General Election of
Jan. 1910, and the County of Roxburghshire, Dec. 1910. War
Work : Joined 2/4th Royal Scots Fusiliers in Oct. 1914. with
rank of T. Capt. ; in March, 1916, appointed Appeal MUitary
Representative for the Counties of Renfrewshire and Bute,
and acted as such until the Armistice. Address : Ladyland,
Beith, Ayrshhe. Clubs: New, Edinburgh; County, Ayr.
' (OM2269)
PATRON, Joseph Armand, C.M.G, O.B.E.
PATTEN, Alan Stewart, M.B.E. ; 6. 6 Oct. 1894 ; s. of Lieut.-
Col. Patten, of Clone Aughrim, Co. Wicklow. Educ. : WelUngton
Coll. Address: Clone, Aughrim, Co. Wicklow. (M4571)
PATTENSON, Lieut.-Col. Edwin Cooke TYLDEN-,
D.S.O, O.B.E. (011770)
PATTERSON, Lieut. D. H, M.B.E, R.A.S.C (M.T.).
PATTERSON, Major Daniel Wells, O.B.E, M.B,
PATTERSON, Eng.-Comm. George, O.B.E, R.N.R.
PATTERSON, Capt. Harold Dorman, O.B.E.
PATTERSON, Comm. JuUan Francis Chichester, 0 .B.E,
R.N. PATTERSON, Major Lamont, O.B.E, M.D.
PATTERSON, Robert George, O.B.E, J.P.
PATTERSON, Robert Hogarth, M.B.E.
PATTERSON, Walter, M.B.E, J.P.
PATTERSON, WiUiam Baker, M.B.E
PATTLNSON, Lieut. Edward Harold, M.B.E, R.A.b.O.
(T )
PATTINSON, Major George Hedworth, O.B.E, M.C,
PATTINSON, Henry, O.B.E, 6. 28 Nov. 1865; s. of
John A. Pattinson, of Liverpool ; m. Kate Alexandra, d. ot
Hugh James Galbraith, of Kenley. Educ. .-Harrow. War
Work • Chahman, Liverpool Raw Cocoa Grading Committee.
Address: 8, Fulwood Park, Liverpool. Club: Liverpool
Racquet (011097)
PATTISON, Annie Maitland, M.B.E, 6. 7 Feb. 1887 ;
d of Fred L. Maitland Moir, of 16, Kensington Gate, Glasgow,
W • to Major James WiUiam Henry Pattison, s. of James
Pattison, of Drimnamona, KUmacolm, Renfrewshire. Ecluc :
St. Leonard's School, St. Andrews, Fife. War Work .'Hon.
Sec. Ladies' Auxiliary Committee of Scottish Y.M.C.A. (M772)
PATTLE, Cecil Frederic, M.B.E.
PATTLE, Capt. Rupert James HartweU, M.B.E, S.A.b.L .
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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

PATTRICK, Emma, Mrs., M.B.E.
PATTULLO, James Burleigh, O.B.E, Can. A.P.C.
PAUL, Lieut.-Col. Denis, C.M.G, C.B.E. Army Ordnance
Dept. ; sometime Chief Inspector of Ordnance Machinery ;
served during S. African War, 1899-1902 (despatches, Queen's
medal with two clasps, King's medal with two clasps) : and
during the Great War, 1914-10 (despatches). (C591)
PAUL, Brig.-Gen. Ernest Moncreiff, C.B, C.B.E, Order
of the Nile, Associate Institution of Civil Engineers, 6. 2 Sept.
1864 ; s. of Henry Moncreiff Paul, late of 12, Lansdowne
Crescent, London, W. ; m. Katherine Harriette Coldstream.
Educ. : King's Coll. School, London ; Marlborough CoU,
Wilts ; Royal Indian Engineering Collv Coopers HU1 ; School
of Military Engineering, Chatham. Lieut. Royal Engineers,
6 Jan. 1886 ; Colonel, 15 Oct. 1915, and Brig.-Gen. 23 Nov.
1915 ; 35 years' Army Service (Home 18 years, foreign, 17 years,
India, Gibraltar, Ceylon, Egypt) ; selected six times to carry
out special service for Government, 1900-6 ; Member of
Executive Committee, Palestine Exploration Fund, also Anglo-
Russian Literary Society ; Assessor for War Office to Advisory
CouncU for Scientific and Industrial Research ; MUitary
Interpreter, Russian ; author of " Road Construction and
Maintenance " ; has travelled extensively in different parts
of the world, viz. nearly every country in Europe, also India,
Burma, Russian Central Asia, Caucasus, China, West Indies,
Venezuela Panama, Morocco, Egypt, Macedonia, jEgean.
and Palestine. War Service : Served from 1914-19, without
a break in following theatres : East Indies, GaUipoli, Salonica,
Egypt, Sinai, and Palestine ; awarded C.B. (1915) for Dis
tinguished Service to the Field (Gallipoli), and C.B.E. (1919)
for work in Palestine and Egypt ; 4 times mentioned to de
spatches ; officiated as Engineer-in-Chief to Field Marshal
Viscount AUenby in Palestine for four months, 1917-18 ;
as Director of Works, Mediterranean, Gallipoli, Egypt, Sinai,
and Palestine for almost the whole war, had full responsible
control of aU expenditure on Works, Air Buildings, Aerodromes,
Engineer Stores and Workshops, with attendant finance and
management involving some miUions of money ; conserved
the economy of the PubUc Purse, meriting special commenda
tion from Viscount AUenby, War Office, etc. Address : 26,
Campden HiU Court, Kensington, W. 8. Clubs : Army and
Navy ; Senior Officers'. (C1387)
PAUL, Eveline Alice Wanda, Lady, O.B.E.
PAUL, Capt. Henry WUUam Moncreiff, O.B.E, M.C,
Legion of Honour, Middlesex Regt, 6. 20 Jan. 1894 ; s. of
Brig.-Gen. Ernest Moncreiff Paul, C.B.E, of 26, Campden HiU
Court, Kensington (q.v.). Educ. : Hartford House, Winch-
field ; WelUngton Coll. (Berks) ; Royal Military CoU, Sand
hurst. 2nd Lieut. Feb. 1914 ; Capt. Aug. 1916 War Work :
Full period, 1914-19, without a break in foUowing theatres :
France, B.E.F, Dardanelles, Egypt, Salonica ; awarded M.C.
for gaUantry in action, 1916 ; O.B.E, Jan. 1919 ; Legion of
Honour, March, 1919 ; thrice mentioned in despatches ; held
General Staff appointment G.S.O. 3 ; Brigade Major, G.S.O. 2 ;
served with Royal Air Force, Oct. 1917, to Nov. 1918 ; sub
sequently with Army of Occupation ; A.D.C to Lord Home
during tour with Lord Kitchener to the East. Address : 26,
Campden HiU Court, Kensington. Clubs : Army and Navy ;
Royal Ah Force. (03385)
PAUL, Janie Ramsbottom, Mrs, M.B.E.
PAUL, Minnie, Mrs, M.B.E.
PAUL, Engr. -Capt. OUver Richard, C.B.E, R.N. War
Work : 1914-19, Senior British Naval Officer in Italy (des
patches). (C2272)
PAUL, Ruth Ethel, Mrs, M.B.E.
PAUL, Lieut.-Col. Walter Reginald, C.B.E, R.F.A, 6.
28 April, 1882 ; s. of the late Charles Paul, of CUfton, Bristol ;
m. Eileen, d. of the late Col. J. W. H. Potts, R.H.A, of New
Court, Athlone. Educ. : CUfton CoU. War Work : Experi
mental Establishment, Shoeburyness. Address : The New
Ranges, Shoeburyness, Essex. (C2153)
PAUL, Walter Wyatt, O.B.E, 6. 21 AprU, 1864 ; s. of
Walter Paul, of Bradford Abbas, Sherborne, Dorset ; to. Sarah
Elizabeth, d. of Daniel Ewens Biddlecombe, of Bridport,
Dorset. Educ. : Privately at WaUingford, Berks. Farmer
and Landowner ; Lord of the Manor of Bradford Abbas. War
Work : As Chahman of the Local Advisory Committee and
Member of Central Committee of Flax Branch under the
Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, gave assistance in the
development of the Flax industry as a war measure rendered
necessary through faUure of supplies and the particular need
to safeguard sufficient seed. Address : The Manor, Bradford
Abbas, Sherborne, Dorset. (011098)
PAUL, William Francis, O.B.E, fi. 11 Feb. 1850. Merchant;
Justice of the Peace for the Borough of Ipswich and the County
of Suffolk. War Work: Equipped and maintained Broad
water Hospital, Ipswich, 50 beds, 1914-19. Address : Orwell
Lodge, Ipswich. Club : Reform. (03865)
PAULL, Catherine Swan, Mrs. Alan, M.B.E, 6. 21 July,
1864 ; d. of James Drysdale, of Devonslde, N.B. ; to. Alan,
J.P. ; 8. of H. J. Pauli, of London. Educ. : DoUar Academy ;
Thombeck House, Darlington. War Work : Commandant of
WiUesden District Military V.A.D. 1st Line Hospital, from
Dec. 1914, to Dec. 1918. Address : Kylecote, North Wembley
Middlesex. (M830)
PAULL, Emily Anne, Mrs, M.B.E.
PAULL, James George, O.B.E, 6. 4 Nov. 1870 ; s. of the
Rev. WiUiam Pauli, of TuUynessle, Aberdeenshire ; to. Char
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Educ. : Aberdeen Univ. Advocate. War Work : Soldiers'
and SaUors' Families Association (Hon. Sec.) and Local War
Pensions Committees for Aberdeen (City) and Aberdeenshire
(County). Address : Danestone House, Woodside, Aberdeen
shire. Clubs : Royal Northern ; Scottish Conservative.
PAULL, Lieut.-Col. James Ratley, O.B.E, T.D, fi 15
April, 1863 ; s. of Joseph Pauli, of Ilminster ; to. Elizabeth
Agnes Barry, d. of Lieut.-Col. F. A. Smyth, of Weymouth
Educ. : Ilminster Grammar School, and Fullands School'
Taunton. Has fiUed the offices of Guardian of the Poor'
Grammar School Governor, Chahman of School Board
Churchwarden (Vicar's), Capt. of Ringers, Capt. Cricket Club!
Capt. Fhe Brigade, Supermtendant Sunday School, Treas.
Provident Club, Sec. Allotments Trustees, Member of Diocesan
Board, and W.M. 3 times, Nyanza Lodge, and P.P.G. S.W.
Somerset. War Work : Mobilised on Salisbury Plain when
war broke out ; was 2nd in Command of 5th Batt. Somerset
L.I. ; appointed to Command Reserve Batt. 5th Somerset LI
3 Oct. 1914 ; took Batt. to Burma on 12 Dec. 1914 ; transferred
to India, May, 1917 ; stayed in India until Oct. 1919. Address :
Summerlands, Ilminster. (08525)
PAUS, Christopher Lintrup, C.B.E.
PAVY, Dorothea, Mrs., C.B.E, D.Sc, B.A, d. of the late
Cornelius Proud, of Blackwood, S. AustraUa ; to. 1917, Capt.
Gordon Augustus Pavy, Australian Imperial Forces. Obtained
Certificate of Social Ser. (Honours), Adelaide, 1912; first
Catherine Helen Spenee Scholar for S. Australia, 1912-15 ;
Diploma of Social Science (Honours), London, 1914; D.Sc.
(Economics), London, 1916 ; has been in Welfare and Health
Section, Ministry of Munitions, since 1915; author of Welfare
Work. (C58)
PAWLE, Capt. Hanbury, O.B.E.
PAWLEY, Katharine AUce, M.B.E, 6. 1887 ; d. of Tom
Edward Pawley, of Bromley, Kent. Educ. : Tonbridge,
Kent ; Dresden, Germany. War Work : Commandant of
Church House V.A.D. Hospital, Bromley, Kent, 1915-19.
Address : Yardley Dene, Bromley, Kent. (M9252)
PAWSON, Herbert Alfred James, M.B.E.
PAXMAN, Major William, O.B.E, T.D, 6. 29 May, 1866 ;
s. of James Paxman, of Colchester ; m. Mildred Evelyn, d. of
Major John Barnett Barker, late 5th FusUiers, of Birkenhead.
Educ. : Privately, and Univ. Coll. London. Engineer ;
Director of Davey, Paxman & Co, Ltd. War Work : Company
Commander in the London Rifle Brigade from 16 Jan. 1915, to
10 Feb. 1919. Address : Colchester. Club : Junior Naval and
MiUtary. (07557)
PAYN, Thomas, O.B.E.
PAYNE, Hon. Lieut. Arthur, M.B.E, s. of John
Buxton Payne, of Knutsford, Cheshire ; m. Ethel Maud,
d. of Henry Dalton, of Stella, Northumberland. Educ :
Royal Grammar School, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Hon. Serving
Brother of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; FeUow of the
Chemical Society of London ; Fellow of the Royal Photo
graphic Society of Great Britain. War Work : Administrator,
7tb Northumberland V.A. Hospital, Whitley Bay, North
umberland ; Commandant, V.A.D. Northumberland 41 ;
Lieut. Northumberland R.A.M.C(V.) ; Div. Supt, Whitley
Bay and Monkseaton Division St. Jolin Ambulance Brigade ;
Charge of Ah and Sea raid ambidance dressing stations at
Whitley Bay. Address : 5, SaltweU View, Gateshead,
Northumberlani. (M9253)
PAYNE, Charles, C.B.E, J.P. ShipbuUder; Manasing
Director, Harland and Wolff, Ltd, Belfast. War Work:
Managing Director, National Shipyards. Address : Verona,
Malone Park, Belfast. Club : AutomobUe (C2866)
PAYNE, Major and Qr.-Mr. Charles, O.B.E, R.E.
PAYNE, Capt. Christopher RusseU, C.B E, 6. 1874;
c. of the late Rev. S. W. Payne, LL.D, R.N. , Rector of Dela-
mere, Cheshire. Capt. and Commodore (2nd class), R.N. ;
served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches) ; is Com. Legion
of Honour, and has 3rd class of Japanese Order of Rising Sun.
(C1170)
PAYNE, Capt. CUfford, O.B.E.
PAYNE, Ellen, M.B.E.
PAYNE, Rev. Francis Reginald Chassereau, O.B.E, M.A,
6. 17 June, 1876 ; s. of the Rev. William John Payne, of
Brighton ; to. Ethel Annie, d. of John Ambrose Cope, of
Derby. Educ. : Saffron Walden ; Keble Coll, Oxford. Vicar
of St. Margaret's, Leicester ; Chaplain, H.M. Prison, Leicester.
War Work : Ward Sec. for Relief to Soldiers' Wives, 1914-15 ;
Hon. Sec. Leicester, Leicestershire, and Rutland Prisoners of
War Committee. Address : St. Margaret's Vicarage, Leicester. (O11103)
PAYNE, Capt. George, M.B.E, R.G.A, fi. 8 Aug. 1876 ;
s. of George Payne, of Wandsworth, Surrey ; Educ : CouncU
Schools, London, and Army. War Work : Organisation and
control of Ammunition Depot under Royal Army Ordnance
Corps. Addresses : The Nook, HarweU, Steventon, Berks;
Ordnance, Didcot, Berks. (M2270)
PAYNE, Hazel Vivienne, M.B.E.
PAYNE, Herbert, M.B.E.
PAYNE, Col. Herbert Chidgey Brine, C.M.G, C.B.E.,
6. 12 Oct. 1862 ; s. of the late Col. James Payne. Educ. :
Harrow. War Work : Chief Paymaster, British Salonica
Force. Club : Junior United Service. (C1415)
PAYNE, Janet, Mrs., M.B.E.
PAYNE, Joseph, O.B.E.
PAYNE, Joseph Lewin, O.B.E, L.R.C.P. (Lond.), M.R.C.S,

BIOGRAPHIES.

Pearman

J_.D.S.(Eng.), 6. 1872 ; s.of William Payne, of The GuUdhall,
London ; m. May Castine, d. of Charles J. D. Derry, of The Hall,
Cliffs' End. Educ : City of London School, and Guy's Hospital.
Dental Surgeon and Lecturer in Dental Surgery to Guy's
Hospital ; External Examiner in Dental Subjects to the
Universities of Birmingham and Leeds. War Work : Hon.
Consulting Dental Surgeon attached to London MiUtary
Hospitals ; treated cases suffering from jaw injuries at The
Hampstead Military Hospital, Southwark MUitary Hospital,
Richmond MUitary Hospital and Belmont Hospital for prisoners
of war ; Hon. Dental Surgeon to the MaxUlo Facial Hospital
at Kennington. Address : 18, Portland Place, London, W.
Clubs ; Royal Automobile ; London University. (011737)
PAYNE, Lily, M.B.E.
PAYNE, Peroy John, M.B.E.
PAYNE, Riohard Alfred Ernest, O.B.E.
PAYNE, Stephen, M.B.E, R.G.N.G, 6. 8 July, 1886 ;
8. of Jabez Payne, of Portsmouth ; to. MireiUe Antonia, d. of
Dr. Peirre Dorey, of Vieune, Isere, France. Educ. : Royal
Naval Engineering Coll, Keyham ; Royal Naval CoU,
Greenwich. Assistant Constructor, Devonport Dockyard and
Admhalty ; Airship Constructor, Cardington, Bedford. War
Work: Constructor in charge of construction, H.M.S.
"Aurora " ; Designed calculations of H.M.S. " Renown " and
" Repulse " ; Chief Airship Overseer, R31, R32, R37, and
R38. Address : 21, Devbn Road, Bedford. (M9257)
PAYNE, Sylvia May, Mrs., C.B.E, M.B, B.S, 6. 1880; d. of
the Rev. Edwin WilUam Moore, of Wimbledon, S.W. ; m. 1908,
John Ernest Payne, M.B, B.C., F.R.CS. Comdt. and Med.
Officer in charge, Torquay AuxiUary Hospital. Address :
57, Carlisle Road, Eastbourne. (C592)
PAYNE, Tom, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
PAYNE, Walter, O.B.E, 6. 26 June, 1874 ; s. of George
Adney Payne, of London. Educ. : City of London School ;
Heidelberg University. Barrister-at-Law ; Director of Public
Companies. War Work : Director of Outside Organisation
(Labour Regulation and Munitions Tribunals), Ministry of
Munitions ; Chief Resettlement Officer, DemobUisation and
Resettlement Dept. ; Deputy-Controller, Military Service
(CivU LiabUities) Department. Address : 16a, New Cavendish
St, Portland Place, W.l. Club : Bath. (0638)
PEABODY, Kathleen, O.B.E.
PEACE, Edwin, O.B.E.
PEACE, John WUliam, M.B.E,; s. of Joseph Peace, of
Leeds; m. Clara Foster, d. of Joseph Broadbent, of Leeds.
Educ. : Morley CoUegiate School, Morley, near Leeds. Goods
Agent, Midland RaUway Co. War Work : Loaned by Midland
Rly. Co., and acted as Divisional Road Transport Officer,
Ministry of Food, North-Eastern Division ; Member of N.E.
Divisional Road Transport Board, Road Transport Board,
Board of Trade ; Munitions, Inland Transport Officer, No. 3
Area, Ministry of Munitions, Leeds. Address : 41, Church
HiU, Northfield, Bhmingham. (M9258)
PEACH, Major Benjamin Neave, O.B.E, R.F.A.
PEACH, Lieut. Leonard Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.S.C, S.R.
PEACH, Capt. Robert STEPHENSON-, M.B.E, R.A.F.
PEACHEY, George Wyatt, O.B.E, F.R.H.S, 6. 26 Feb.
1864; s. of George Charles Peachey, of Barrow, Suffolk.
Educ : Privately, and in France. CouncUlor of Borough of
Fulham since 1903. War Work : MUitary Representative of
Fulham Area and National Service Official under National
Service Ministry. Address : Rose ViUa, Fulham Park. Clubs :
Royal AutomobUe ; Fulham Unionist and Conservative. (011104)
PEACHEY, Rev. Robert WilUam, M.B.E, b. 1865 ;
a. of Robert Peachey, of Halesworth, Suffolk ; to. Lydia, d. of
James Barber, of Stoven, Suffolk. Educ. : Church Missionary
Society's Coll, IsUngton, N. CM.S. Sec, Madras, South
India ; formerly CM.S. Missionary, Beywada, Telugu Mission.
War Work : Recruiting principaUy labourers for Mesopotamia
Railway Corps, Porter Corps, etc. ; Joint Sec. District Soldiers'
Committee. Address: CM. House, Vepery, Madras, South
India. (M7148)
PEACHEY, Lieut.-Col. WUliam EUis, O.B.E.
PEACOCK, AUce Evelyn, M.B.E, 6. 30 Jan. 1864 ; d. of
Mark Beauchamp Peacock, of Springfield Place, Essex. Educ. :
Germany and France. War Work : National Registration,
Aug. 1915, and the Brighton Recruiting Office till Dec. 1918.
Address : 157, Marine Parade, Brighton. (M2273)
PEACOCK, Rev. Charles Alfred, C.B.E, 6. 1868 ; s. of
the late Rev. E. Peacock, Vicar of Netherexe, Devon ; to.
Annie Kathleen, d. of the late Capt. W. B. Rendle, of 10th
Lincolnshire Regt. Educ : Oxford (M.A. (Oxon.), 1897).
Chaplain to the Forces, 1st Class ; Assistant Chaplain-General,
Irish Command, since July, 1917. War Work : S.C.F,
Woolwich District, 1914-17 ; A.C.G, Irish Command, 1917.
Address: Glen Lodge, Park Gate, Dublin. Clubs : Phyllis
Court, Henley-on-Thames ; Royal St. George's Yacht,
Kingstown. (C1734)
PEACOCK, Major Gerald Selwyn, O.B.E, R.A.F.
PEACOCK, George John, O.B.E, M.D, F.R.CP.I.
PEACOCK, Major Henry, O.B.E.
PEACOCK, Capt. Henry Kartchkal, M.B.E, R.G.A.
PEACOCK, May Beauchamp, M.B.E, fi. 12 Jan. 1868 ;
a. of Mark Beauchamp Peacock, of Springfield Place, Essex.
muc : Germany and France. War Work : National Regis
tration, Aug. 1915 ; Secretarial work at Brighton Recruiting
Office to Dec. 1918. Address :¦ Belgrave House, 157, Marine
Parade, Brighton. (M2274)

PEACOCKE, Aungier, M.B.E, 6. 6 Oct. 1869. Station-
master, G.E. Railway, Cambridge. War Work : Transport of
troops and material. Address : Morcambe House, Mill Road,
Cambridge. (M9259)
PEACOCKE, Ethel Helen, Mrs., M.B.E,
PEACOCKE, Lieut.-Col. Goodrioke Thomas, O.B.E,
6. 8 Sept. 1865 ; s. of Goodrioke Thomas Peacocke, of Carraig-
na-Greine, Dalkey, Co. Dublin ; m. Maud Mary, d. of A. R.
Cobbett, of Woburn Chase, Addlestone, Surrey. Educ. :
Harrow, and Sandhurst Coll. War Work : Officer-in-charge
Infy. Records, Lichfield. Address : Argyll Lodge, Lichfield,
Staffs. Club : Army and Navy. (O8904)
PEACOCKE, Reginald Christopher, O.B.E, M.D, 6.
5 April, 1871 ; s. of the Most Rev. Joseph Ferguson Peacocke,
D.D, late Archbishop of Dublin ; to. Evelyn Clair, d. ot
the late Wm. Hyde, of Bangor, Co. Down. Educ. : Corrig
School, Kingstown ; Trinity Coll, DubUn. Medical Officer,
Post Office ; Hon. Anaesthetist, Monkstown Hospital ; Member
of CouncU, B.M.A. War Work : Medical Officer, Corrig
Castle Red Cross Hospital; Anaesthetist, Special MiUtary
Surgical Hospital, Blackrock ; Assistant County Director,
Co. Dublin Branch, British Red Cross Society. Address :
Blackrock Lodge, Blackrock, Co. DubUn. Club : Royal
AutomobUe, DubUn. (04383)
PEAD, Winifred, M.B.E.
PEAK, William Herbert, O.B.E, 6. 27 Oct. 1879; s. of
WiUiam Henry Peak, of Belper; m. Kate Beatrice, d. of
Harry Sedgwick Sever. Educ. : Manchester Grammar School.
Chief Accountant, Imperial Tobacco Co., Ogden Branch ;
also Wm. Cory and Son, Ltd, London; Sec. and Chief
Accountant. Jurgens, Ltd, London. War Work : Chief
Financial Representative, H.M. Factory, Gretna. Address :
14, Kensington Crescent, Kensington, W. 14. (01736)
PEAKE, Major Edward Gordon, O.B.E.
PEAKE, Emily M, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 14 June, 1863 ; d. of
E. J. B. JeUicorse, of FaUowfield, Manchester ; m. Arthur
Copson, s. of Edward Copson Peake, of Pinner. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Diocesan President, Girls' Friendly
Society, Ripon Diocese ; Recreation Hut at Catterick Camp,
Yorkshire, for the Q.M.A.A.C, and its finance, for which £2700
was raised within three months. Address : Underbank,
Blstree, Herts. (M9261)
PEAKE, Lieut.-Col. Walter King, O.B.E.
PEAKE, Wilfred Stevenson, O.B.E. Staff Engineer
Grade I, Wireless Telegraphy Staff, H.M. Signal School,
Portsmouth. (011921)
PEAKER, AUred, O.B.E.
PEAL, Major Edward Raymond, C.B.E, D.S.C Major
R.A.F. ; served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2347)
PEARCE, Agnes Isobel, M.B.E, V.A.D.
PEARCE, Col. Charles Marshall, C.B.E, V.D. Indian
Defence Force. Gen. Traffic Manager, B. India RaUway,
Bengal. (C1090),
PEARCE, Lieut.-Col. Cyril Harvey, C.B.E., T.D T.F.R.,
fi 19 July, 1878 ; s. of Thomas Pearce, of HuU ; m. Martha, d.
of Martin Henry Cross, of HuU. Educ. : Denstone Coll. War
Work : 5th Yorkshire Regt, France and Belgium ; Capt,
1914 ; Major, 1915 ; Lieut.-Col, 1916 ; Commanded 5th
Yorkshire Regt. in France, until wounded in autumn, 1917 ;
Commanded 7th (R.) West Yorkshire Regt. and East Riding
Yeomanry in Ireland until Feb. 1920; battles of Ypres,
Hooge, Loos, Somme, Arras. (C1235)
PEARCE, Capt. Edward Oscar, O.B.E, R.E.
PEARCE, Ernest Alfred John, O.B.E.
PEARCE, Herbert Cecil, M.B.E, 6. 19 Dec. 1884 ; y.s. of
the late WiUiam Pearce, of South Hampstead, London, and
Mrs Pearce, of Ardun, Howard Road, Bournemouth; m.
Katharine, d. of Walter Hooker, of Beech House, Croydon.
Educ : Privately, Margate ; Blois, France ; Brunswick,
Germany. Address : Sydney, N.S.W , AustraUa. (M4572)
PEARCE, James, M.B.E.
PEARCE, John, M.B.E. „„___.„
PEARCE, Major and Qr.-Mr. John Wesley, O.B.E, R.E.
PEARCE, John WUliam, M.B.E, 6. 22 June, 1873 ; s. of
the late Robert Frederick Pearce, of Bristol. Public Works
Contractor, Contractor to H.M. Government. War Work :
Divisional Officer for Board of Trade, Timber Supplies over
Yorkshire Notttogham, and Lincolnshire ; Authority on
Housing- at present engaged on large development scheme
for Housing on Tees-side, Cleveland. Address : 14, Prudential
Buildings, Doncaster. (M9263)
PEARCE, Capt. Joseph, O.B.E, R.A.F.
PEARCE, Kathleen, M.B.E, W.E.AJ. ,..,,_,
PEARCE, Standen Leonard, C.B.E, M.Sc, M.I.C.E.;
MIME MIE.B, 6. 1873; s. of the late Rev. Standen
Pearce of Crewkerne, Somerset. Educ. : Bishop's Stortford
CoU and Finsbury Technical Coll. Chief Engineer and
General Manager Manchester Corporation Electricity Dept. ;
Past Pres Incorporated Municipal Electrical Assoc. Address :
15 Edge Lane, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Lancashire. (C1020)
PEARCE, Thomas, O.B.E. Superintending Inspector of
Customs and Excise. (O11106)
PEARCE, Capt. Wallace George James, O.B.E.
PEARCE, Major William, O.B.E, R.E.
PEARCE, WUUam Sidney, M.B.E.
PEARMAN, Ernest Albert, M.B.E, A.C.I.S, A.M.Inst T,

FLA A 6 2*Nov 1874; s. of John Pearman, of Leyton,
Essex'; "m." Jessie Letitia, d. of John Bmbleton Smith, of

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Pears

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Wanstead. Educ. : Leyton. Accountant and Traffic Supt.
Sunderland District Electric Tramways, Ltd. ; Assistant
Overseer to the Parish of East and Middle Hernngton. War
Work ¦ Member of the Durham County Committee for War
Savings; Hon. Sec. Houghton and Sunderland Rural Local
Committees for War Savings. Address : 9, Ryhope Village,
Co. Durham. (M9264)
PEARS, Vice-Adin. Sir Edmund RadcUffe, K.B.E, C.B,
6 25 AprU 1862 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Col. A. C. Pears, of Bath ;
m. Jeanie Mayhew, d. of J. H. Innes, of Vancouver Island.
Educ: Clifton CoU. Entered Royal Navy 1875 ; Captain,
1904 ; Rear-Adm, 1914 ; Vice-Adm, 1920. War Work :
Acting Sub-Lieut, of " Ruby " to Egyptian War, 1882 (Egyptian
Medal, Khedive's Star) ; 1st Lieut, of " Forte " in Benin
Expedition, 1897 (Benin Medal) ; Commander of " Perseus "
to Expeditions against MuUah, 1902-3 (SomalUand Medal) ;
Rear-Admiral Commanding Cromarty Naval Base, 1914-20;
Address : 1958, Ogden Avenue, Vancouver, B.C. (K201)
PEARSALL, Lieut. Richard Montague Stack, M.B.E.
PEARSALL, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Sidney James, O.B.E.
PEARSE, Capt. Claude Alwin Rombulow, C.B.E, R.N.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19, at Mudros Base (despatches). (C3359<z)
PEARSE, Eleanor, M.B.E, B.Sc, F.L.S. ; s. of William
Henry Pearse, M.D, of Plymouth. Educ. : High School for
Girls, Plymouth ; Bedford CoU . ; Univ. of London. Science
Mistress, Mary Datchelor School, CamberweU; Lecturer in
Science, L.CC Furzedown Training CoU. War Work :
Recorder, Chemical Warfare Committee, Ministry of Munitions.
Club : Univ. of London (M9265)
PEARSE, Paymaster-Sub-Lieut. Hender Trevenen,
M.B.E, R.N.R.
PEARSE, James, C.B.E, M.D. Inspector of various
factories manufacturing foodstuffs in the United Kingdom for
the consumption of the troops. (C3162)
PEARSE, Lieut. Robert Bernard, M.B.E.
PEARSON, Arthur Frederick, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 1 July,
1855 ; s. of Thomas Pearson, formerly of Torquay. High
Sheriff of Anglesey, 1914-15. War Work : Lieut. R.N.V.R,
1915-19 ; Assistant in the Isle of Anglesey to the Divisional
Officer for Coast Watching Services ; Deputy Superintendent
of Ship Repairs for Holyhead District of the Mersey Division,
1917-19. Address : Soldiers Point, Holyhead, Anglesey.
Club: Conservative. (M9266)
PEARSON, Capt. Basil Lancelot, O.B.E, B.A, 6. 1 June,
1892 ; s. of the Rev. Henry Pearson, of Lambley Rectory,
Notts ; to. Ruby, d. of WUUam J. Holmes, of British Consulate
St. Gall, Switzerland. Educ. : Oundle School, Northants, and
Sidney Sussex CoU, Cambridge. Capt. in Royal Army Service
Corps, Regular Army. War Work : First Commission Sept.
1914 ; served in France, April, 1915, to Feb. 1919. Address :
3, Hammelton Road, Bromley, Kent. Club : Junior Army and
Navy. (05672)
PEARSON, Burton, O.B.E, fi. 1872 ; s. of Samuel Pear
son, of Wolverhampton. Educ. : Wolverhampton Grammar
School and Bhmingham Univ. Assistant Gen. Manager,
Egyptian State Railways, Cairo. War Work : As Divisional
Traffic Superintendent (graded Major, locaUy), assisted in
supervising miUtary transport on E.S.R, in connection with
operations in Egypt, Sinai and Palestine, 1914-18. Address :
Gezira North, Cairo. CZufis .- Constitutional ; Turf (Cairo). (02132)
PEARSON, Charles Child, C.B.E, 6. 19 Nov. 1875; s.
of John Wyse Pearson, of Waterloo, Liverpool; to. Ada
Mavis, d. of WiUiam PoweU, of AUerton, Liverpool. Educ. :
Cambridge House, Seaforth, nr. Liverpool, and Privately.
Member of the firm of Andrew CaUender & Co, Victoria
Street, Liverpool, Produce and Provision Importers, Brokers
and Commission Agents ; Official Brokers to the Marshal of
the Admiralty, the Navy and Army Canteen Board, the War
Office, and other Government Departments ; Chahman of
the Liverpool Produce Exchange Benevolent Guild in 1916 ;
Vice-President, 1916-17, of the Liverpool Produce Exchange
and Provision Trade Association, Ltd, resigned Presidency
upon joininc the special War Food Mission to the United
States of America, which left England on 23 Sept. 1917 ;
remained in U.S.A. from Oct. 1917, to Nov. 1918, as Director
of AUied Provisions Export Commission; Liaison Officer of
same at Washington, D.C, between British Ministry of Food
in U.S.A. and the United States Food Administration which
was set up by the U.S. Government under Mr. Herbert
C Hoover, the American Food ControUer, and as such
conducted negotiations with Mr. Hoover regarding all
American Food suppUes (other than cereals and sugar) for
Great Britian, France, Italy, and Belgium ; Official repre
sentative at Washington ; D.C, of the British Ministry of Food ;
Director of Purchases in U.S.A. of all Packing House Products
(other than fresh and frozen meat) for Great Britain, and aU
European AUies, including British and AlUed Army food
requirements, also edible oils and fats for margarine suppUes ;
personally negotiating and supervising in one year purchases
exceeding one hundred and forty milUons sterling, which sum
does not include very large purchases made to cover the monthly
requirements of France, Italy, and Belgium ;JSTov. 1918, joined
the Ministry of Food in London, in advisory capacity, and
conducted negotiations between the British Ministry and Mr.
Hoover and the United States Food Mission then resident
in London ; in March, 1919, proceed to HoUand, and made
preliminary arrangements for flow of necessary relief food

suppUes to Germany through Rotterdam and the setting up
of a permanent British Commission to deal with these matters ;
conducted conferences at Rotterdam with British and German
delegates, and concluded commercial agreement with the
latter to govern all matters relating to payment, sales, and
deUveries of certain foodstuffs to Germany in accordance with
the undertaking entered into at the AlUed Peace Conferences
at Treves, Spa, and Brussels ; upon completion of Mission to
HoUand, resigned position with Ministry of Food, and returned
to business in private capacity. Address : Greenfields,
BlundeUsands, Lancashire. Clubs : Conservative, Liverpool ¦
Formby GoU ; West Lancashire GoU; West Lancashire
Ladies' Golf. (C2867)
PEARSON, Capt. Charles Edmund, O.B.E.
PEARSON, Sir (Cyril) Arthur, Bart, G.B.E. (see Burke's
Peerage), 6. 24 Feb. 1866 ; s. of the Rev. Arthur Cyril Pearson,
of Springfield, Essex; to. Dame Ethel Maud, D.B.E. (q.v.),
d. of WiUiam John Eraser, of Cromartie, Heme Bay, Kent.
Educ. : Winchester. Chahman of 0. Arthur Pearson, Ltd,
Principal proprietor of various monthly and weekly publi
cations ; and founder of many weU-knownpubUcations; news
paper proprietor untU complete faUure of eyesight in 1914.
War Work : Organised measures for the reUef of Blinded
Soldiers and SaUors, with headquarters at St. Dunstan's,
Regent's Park ; Joint Hon. Sec. of the CoUecting Committee
of the National ReUef Fund. Address : 15, Devonshire Street,
W. 1. Clubs : Carlton ; Bath ; TraveUers' (Paris). (G10)
PEARSON, Dora Alexandrina, Mrs., M.B.E, B.Litt •
d. of Alexander Cochran, of Bahour, Aboyne, N.B. ; m. Arnold
Thomas, s. of George Pearson, of London. Educ : St. Leonards
School ; St. Andrew's, Fife ; Durham Univ. War Work :
Four years on V.A.D. Headquarters Staff, Devonshire House,
W, and 53, Grosvenor Gardens, Oct. 1915, to Aug. 1919.
Address : P.O., Box 265, Benoni, Transvaal. (M1549)
PEARSON, Ethel Maud, Lady, D.B.E., d. of WiUiam
John Fraser, of London ; to. Sir Cyril Arthur, Bart, G.B.E.
(q.v.).s.ol Rev. Arthur Cyril Pearson , of Springfield, Essex. War
Work : Hon. Treas. Queen's Work for Women Fund ; also
closely connected with her husband, Sh Arthur Pearson, in
his work for St. Dunstan's and the Soldiers and SaUors blinded
in the War. Address : 15, Devonshire Street, London, W. 1.
(D60)
PEARSON, Geoffrey Hope, O.B.E.
PEARSON, Lieut.-Col. George Thomson, C.B.E, R.F.A.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1736)
PEARSON, Capt. GUbert Livermore, O.B.E, Can. A.S.C.
PEARSON, Capt. Henry John, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
PEARSON, Lieut.-Col. Hugh Frederick Archie, O.B.E.
PEARSON, Major John Barrington, O.B.E, R.E.
PEARSON, John Howard, M.B.E.
PEARSON, Louis Frederick, C.B.E, 6. 1863 ; s. of the
late John Royston Pearson, Chilwell House, Notts. ; m.
Gertrude, d. of the late Thomas Potter, of Bramcote, Notts.
Educ. : Grosvenor School, Nottingham. Engineer. War
Work : Chairman of Nottingham and Notts SheU Factory, and
of Munition Board of Management, 1915-19. Address:
Lenton Grove, Nottingham. Clubs : Carlton ; Notts County. (C1021)
PEARSON, Lieut.-Col. Maurice Grey, O.B.E, M.B,
F R C S
PEARSON, Capt. Richard WiUiam, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
PEARSON, Robert James, M.B.E.
PEARSON, Robert John Addison, O.B.E.
PEARSON, Major Robert Stanley, O.B.E.
PEARSON, Brig.-Gen. Walter Bagot, C.M.G, C.B.E,
6. 1872 ; m. 1919, Ielena, d. of Louis Wensten, of Paris. Served
with the NUe Expedition, 1898, and in S. Africa, 1899-1902
(Queen's medal with tliree clasps, King's medal with two
clasps). Address : Kirkby Lonsdale. (C1301)
PEARSON, Wesley MarshaU, M.B.E. (M10413)
PEARSON, WUUam Henry, M.B.E, fi. 11 AprU, 1857;
s. of Henry Pearson, of Wakefield, Yorks. ; to. Mary Booth,
d. of John Fowler, of Lytham, and Blackpool. Educ. :
Mechanics' Institute, Manchester. RaUway Official. War
Work : Railway Transport. Address : 8. Stanley Grove,
Heaton Moor, Stockport. (M9268)
PEART, Lieut. Charles, M.B.E.
PEASE, EUa, O.B.E.
PEASE, Capt. Ernest Hubert, O.B.E.
PEASE, Evelyn Ada, O.B.E, 6. 10 Nov. 1876 ; d. of
Arthur Pease, M.P, of CUff House, Marske-by-the-Sea ; 2,
Princes Gardens, and Hummersknott, DarUngton. War Work :
Commandant, Richmond Auxiliary MUitary Hospital; Vice-
President, GUling West Division B.R.C.S. Address : HiU House,
Richmond, Yorkshire. Clubs : Ladies' Empire ; Ladies'
V.A.D. (0641)
PEASE, Joseph Gerald, C.B.E, 6. 1863 ; s. of the late
Thomas Pease, of Cote Bank, Westbury-on-Trym ; m. Winifred,
d. of Col. Josiah Hudleston, of the Madras Staff Corps. Educ:
Univ. CoU, London. Barrister-at-Law ; Lecturer on Law at
the Inns of Court ; Chairman of Court of Referees, London.
War Work : Treasury Solicitor's Department ; Chahman,
Munitions Tribunal, Cambridge ; Deputy Chairman, Munitions
Tribunal, London. Address : 36, Downshhe Hill, Hampstead.
CZufis : Athenaeum ; Savile ; Royal Cruising. (C2868)
PEASE, Lucy Victoria, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of the late W.
Browne-Clayton, of Browne's HU1, Carlow, Ireland ; m. Claud
Edward, s. of Arthur Pease, of Cliff House, Marske-by-the-Sea.
Educ. : At home. War Work : Commandant of Yorks. (8)
404

BIOGRAPHIES.

Peirse

_f Riding Hospital at Redcar, open Jan. 1915, to June, 1919.
Address : Selaby HaU, Darlington. (0642)
PEAT, Sir Harry (WUUam Henry), K.B.E, M.A, F.CA,
6. 4 May, 1878 ; s. of Sh William Barclay Peat, Kt. Bach, of
Wykeham Rise, Totteridge, Herts ; m. Alice Evelyn, d. of the
late Lieut.-Col. John Eustace Jameson. Educ. : St. Paul's
School, and Trinity Coll, Oxford. Partner in firm of W. B.
Peat ffl Co, Chartered Accountants, 11, Ironmonger Lane,
London, E.C 2, and other towns in Great Britain ; Member
of Corporation of City of London since 1915 ; Financial Sec.
and Accounting Officer to Ministry of Fool, 1917-20. Ad
dress: HUlside, Bushey, Herts. Clubs: United Univ,
Gresham. (K460)
PEATT, Capt. Ernest Snowden WaUaoe, O.B.E,
F.R.CV.S, R.A.V.C, 6. 16 March, 1895 ; s. of J. W. Peatt,
M.E.C.V.S, of Leominster. Educ. : Kilkenny CoU. War
Work: Commissioned 11 Sept. 1916; served British Salonica
Force, Oct. 1916, to July, 1919, and Army of Black Sea,
July, 1919, to Aug. 1920. Address : Marsh House, Leominster,
Herefordshire. (O6250)
PEATTIE, Lieut. Alexander Bonnie, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
PEATTIE, 2nd Lieut. Donald Munroe, O.B.E.
PECK, Elfrida Mary, M.B.E, 6. 4 March 1893 ; d. of late
Oswald Peck, of Wigan. Educ. : Bedford High School. Road
Transport Officer, Bedford Area, formerly operating under
. Board of T4ade, now acting under Ministry of Food, Road
Transport Department. VT«r Work : Appointed chief clerk. .
in the Bedford Boro' Food Control Office, 1917 ; appointed
Road Transport Officer for Bedfordshire, 1918, working under
the Board of Trade, and afterwards under the Ministry of
Food, responsible during Railway Strike, 1919, for carriage
of foodstuffs to and from Bedford Area. Addresses : 60, Bush-
mead Avenue, Bedford ; Town Hall, Bedford. (M9269)
PECK, Capt. Frederiok George, M.B.E, 6. 22 July, 1862 ;
s. of John Peck ; m. Jemima Delia, d. of James SomervUle,
of Beyrout. Educ : Furness CoUegiate School. Master
Mariner ; Marine Superintendent for Khedivial MaU Line.
War Work : Acting as PUot for Ports and Lights for 3_ years
without pay, working day and night ; housing and feeding
• soldiers before the Commissariat was organised ; acting as train
despatcher at night-time. Address : c/o Khedivial MaU Line,
Port Tewflk. CZwfi .' Union, Port Tewfik. (M9270)
PECK, Margaret Catherine, O.B.E. War Work : Charge
of Comforts for Troops Depot, Folkestone, three years ; Red
Cross work (certificate gained) ; Work for Refugees coming toto
Folkestone ; war work for G.F.S. ; Chahwoman of Committee
for placing girls on land, two years. Address : 5, Kingsnorth
Gardens, Folkestone. (03867)
PECK, Lieut. Richard HaUam, O.B.E, R.A.F.
PECK, Lieut. Victor Newton, M.B.E.
PECKITT, Reginald Godfrey, C.B.E, 6. 1868 ; s. of Lieut.-
Col. R. W. Peckitt ; m. Mary AmeUa, d. of Dr. M. F. Kirkbride,
of PhUadelphia, U.S.A. Educ. : King WUliam's CoU, and
Wadham CoU, Oxford. Chief Mechanical Engineer, Egyptian
State RaUways. War Work : Construction of armoured trains,
hospital trains, pontoons and service carts, spares for machine-
guns and for heavy guns and carriages, hand grenades, repairs
aud upkeep of roUing stock for Palestine military railways.
Address : Cairo, Egypt. C2»fis : St. Stephen's ; Turf, Cairo ;
Sultan Hussein, Alexandria. (C412)
PEDDELL, Lieut. Thomas Arthur, M.B.E, R.A.F
PEDDER, Sir John, K.B.E, C.B, 6. 27 Jan. 1869; s. of
the Rev. John Pedder, of Lancaster and Durham : to. Frances
Evelyn, d. of W. Arthur Sharpe, of Highgate. Educ. : Somer
setshire Coll, Bath ; Bath CoU. ; Oriel Coll, Oxford. Assist.
Sec. Home Office ; Member of Central Control Board (Liquor
Traffic). War Work : Head of the Division of Home Office
dealing with the Control of Aliens, Nationality questions, etc. ;
Regulation of the sale and supply of Intoxicating Liquor.
Address: 20a, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, S.W. 3. CZm& :
Athenamm. (K227)
PEDDIE, Francis Grove, M.B.E.
PEDDIE, Capt, John Ronald, M.B.E.
PEDDLE, Cyril James, M.B.E, D.Sc, F.I.C, F.C.S,
fi. 1 Feb. 1887 ; s. of John Peddle, of Cudworth, Yorkshire ;
». HUda Augusta, d. of Charles Ridal Hampshire, of Holmflrth.
Educ. : Barnsley Grammar School ; The Univ, Sheffield.
Head of Research Department, Messrs. Wood Bros, Ltd,
Barnsley, and Derby Crown Glass Co, Ltd. War Work :
Assisted in Development of Optical Glasses ; worked out
formula? for over 70 different types, including most of im
portant glasses of pre-war days, together with several new types
not hitherto avaUable. Address : RavenscUffe, Tnrnditch,
near Derby. (M9272)
PEDLEY, Major Oswald Henry, O.B.E, J.P, 5. 8 July,
I860 ; s. of Thomas Humphrey Pedley, of Chesterfield ; to.
Josephine, d. of the late A. Porral, CM.G, I.S.O, of Gibraltar.
Educ : Eastbourne CoU. ; Royal MUitary Coll, Sandhurst.
Vice-Consul, La Linea, Spain. Expedition to Dongola, 1896 ;
! Nile Expedition, 1897-99 ; despatches twice ; 4th Class
Medjidieh, Egyptian Medal with 2 clasps, Medal, Brevet of
Major; S. African War, 1901-2; despatches; Queen's Medal
! TOh 2 clasps, War, 1914-19, O.B.E. Address: Gibraltar.
, CZufis : Army and Navy ; Mediterranean, Gibraltar. (03163)
!,- PEEBLES, Capt. Arthur Charlesworth, O.B.E, R.E. (T.).
' PEECH, James, C.B.E, 6. 1878; s. of Henry Peech,
formerly of Roehampton ; to. 1912, Winifred Wyndham.
Educ. : in France. Steel Manufacturer ; a partner in the firm
M Steel, Peech and Tozer, of Rotherham ; Adviser on Shell

Steel, Ministry of Munitions. Addresses : Abbey Mead,
Bourne End, Bucks ; 44, Hans Mansions, S.W. ; Beaulieu,
Hants. (C263)
PEEK, WiUiam Heath, M.B.E.
PEEL, Cicely, M.B.E.
PEEL, Dorothy Constance, Mrs., O.B.E. : 2nd d. of
Capt. and Mrs. Richard Lane Baylilf ; to. S. C. Peel. Educ. :
At home. Editor of " Hearth and Home "and "Woman,"
and Managing Director of Beeton & Co, Ltd, 1903-6. War
Work: Director of Women's Service, Ministry of Food;
Departmental Editor "Daily Mall," 1918-20. Address : 7,
Alexander Square, London, S.W. 3. Club : Forum. (0643)
PEEL, Dorothy Mary Grace, Mrs. John Graham, M.B.E,
d. of Lieut.-Gen. Horatio Shirley Morant, of Blendworth Lodge,
Homdean, Hants. ; m. John Graham, s. of the late Gerald
Peel, J.P, of Parkfield, Swinton. War Work: Donor and
Officer-in-Charge of Private Military Hospital, at Colshaw Hall,
Over Peover (60 beds), from AprU, 1915, to Feb. 1919. Ad
dresses : Peover Hall, Knutsford, Cheshhe ; Colshaw Hall,
Cheshire. Club : Albemarle. (M92748)
PEEL, Col. Herbert Hawarth, C.B.E, 6. 1866 ; s. of
Frederick Peel, of Highlands, East Bergholt, Suffolk ; m.
Monica, d. of the Rev. J. E. Coulson, of Long Preston, York
shire. Educ. : Wellington Coll. War Work : Served in
European War, 1915-20. Addresses : Highlands, East Berg
holt, Suffolk ; IA, Queen's Gate, S.W. 7. (C1130)
PEEL, Major Robert, O.B.E.
PEEL, Walter, O.B.E, J.P, County of Chester, 6. 7 Sept.
1868 ; s. of Capt. Edmund R. Peel, of Rock Ferry, Cheshire ;
to. Helen Margaret (died Dec. 1897), d. of John H. Hubback,
of New Ferry, Cheshire. Educ. : Malvern. District Registrar
of the High Court of Justice, Liverpool. War Work : Chah
man, Disablement Sub-Committee, Liverpool War Pensions
Committee ; Hon. Sec. Liverpool Branch Soldiers' and Sailors'
Help Society ; Hon. Director, Lord Roberts' Memorial Work
shops, Liverpool ; Hon. Sec. Prince of Wales' Fund, Liverpool ;
Member of Committee in Liverpool of Red Cross Society, Lord
Mayor's Silver Badge Fund, and Prisoners of War Fund.
Address : The Shrublands, Chester. Clubs : Fly Fishers' ;
Public Schools'. (011109)
PEEL, WilUam Robert Wellesley, 2nd Viscount, P.C,
G.B.E, fi. 7 Jan. 1867 ; cs. of 1st Viscount Peel (see BURKE'S
Peerage) ; m. Hon. EUa WiUiamson, e.d. of 1st Baron Ashton
(see BURKE'S Peerage). Educ. : Harrow ; Baliol CoU, Oxford.
Under See. of State for War since 1919 ; called to the Bar,
Inner Temple, 1893 ; member of Royal Commission for the
Port of London ; Leader of the Municipal Reform Party,
1908-10 ; Chairman of L.CC, 1914 ; J.P, D.L. Bedfordshire ;
Governor of Victoria University, Manchester ; Col. of the
Bedfordshire Yeomanry 1912-15 ; Chahman of Committee
on detention of Neutral Vessels, 1916 ; Joint Parliamentary
Sec. to National Service Dept, 1917 ; acted as " Daily
Telegraph " Correspondent during Grseco-Turkish War ; M.P.
(U.), Southern Division of Manchester, 1900-6; Taunton,
1909-12 ; contested Harrow Division, 1906 ; Officer Legion of
Honour. Addresses : 52, Grosvenor St, W.l ; The Lodge,
Sandy, Bedfordshire ; Coombe Cross, East Meon, Petersfield.
Clubs : Carlton ; Brooks's ; Garrick. (G42)
PEET, Howard, M.B.E.
PEGG, Capt. Thomas Edgar, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
PEGRUM, Major Abraham William, M.B.E, R.A.O.C
PEILE, Henry, C.B.E, D.Sc. (Durham), 6. 1862; s. of
George Peile, of Shotley Bridge, Co. Durham ; to. Eva Ethel,
d. of J. H. Beckingham, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ :
Queenwood CoU, Hampshhe ; Owens' Coll, Manchester ;
Zurich, Switzerland. Managing Director of the Pnestman
Collieries, Ltd. ; Chahman of the Newcastle AUoy Co, Ltd. ;
Chairman of the Newcastle Benzol Co, Ltd. ; Director of the
Newcastle Graphite Co, Ltd. ; Director of the Priestman Power
Co, Ltd. Club : Royal Societies'. (C2869)
PEIRCE, Richard GaU, M.B.E.
PEIRSE, Florence Ida, Mrs, M.B.E. .,,__,
PEIRSE, Admiral Sir Richard Henry, K.C.B, K.B.E,
M V.O, 6. 4 Sept. 1860 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Col. C. H. Peirse,
of Minster Yard, York; m. Blanche MelvUle, d. of the Rev.
B. J. Wemyss Whittaker, of Bath. Educ. : H.M.S.
" Britannia." Joined Royal Navy, 1873 ; specially promoted
Lieut, for meritorious examinations, 1881 ; as Lieut, of in
flexible," 1882 ; was present at the bombardment of Alexandria,
and during Egyptian War (Medal with clasp, Khedive s Star) ;
commanded " Barracouta " during South African War, 1900
(Medal, and promoted Capt,); became a member of the
Ordnance Board, 1907 ; A.D.C. to King Edward, 1908-9,
Inspector of Target Practice, 1909-11 ; Commanded 1st Battle
Squadron, Home Fleet, 1911-12 ; Commander-in-Chief, East
Indies Station, 1913-1 6. War Work : On outbreak of War was
Commander-in-Chief, East Indies Station ; in 1914, conducted
Convoy of Indian Expeditionary Force from India to Suez ;
Headquarters transferred to Egypt in Dec. 1914, and was in
charge of Naval operations during attack on Suez Canal in
Feb 1915 ; commanded squadron which bombarded Smyrna
forts in March, 19T5 ; on return to England on termination of
appointment in 1916, became Naval Member of Central Com
mittee of Board of Invention and Research ; is a Grand Officer
of the Legion of Honour and has Grand Cordon of Order of the
Nile ; was first naval officer to receive the K.B B. _ Address :
Fiesole, Bathwick Hill, Bath. CZufis : United Service ;^_Bath
and County.

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405

Peirse

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

PEIRSE, Oapt. Arthur Cecil Proctor de la Poer BERES
FORD-, M.B.E.
PEIRSE, Henrietta Lady BERESFORD-, O.B.E, only d. of
Sir Matthew Smith-Dodwsorth, 4th Bt. ; to. Sir Henry Monson
de la Poer Beresford Pehse, 3rd Bt. Address : The Hall,
Berlale, Yorkshire. (01741)
PELHAM, Admiral Frederick Sidney, C.B.E, 6. 25 Oct.
1854; s. of Rear-Admiral the Hon. F. T. Pelham, C.B.; m.
Louise Elizabeth, d. of Major-Gen. Wm. J. Chads, C.B. Educ. :
Brenchby, Kent. Entered Roval Navy, 1868 ; Capt. 1898 ;
Rear-Admiral, 1907 ; retired, 1916 ; A.D.C. to H.M. The King,
1906-7 ; 6erved SomaUland, 1904 (despatches) ; Admiral
Superintendent, Gibraltar, 1909-12. War Work: B.R.C.S,
County Dhector for Sussex during the War. Club : United
Service. (C1022)
PELHAM, Louisa.Hon. Mrs. Thomas, O.B.E. ; d. of the late
William Bruce, of Kennet, N.B. ; m. Thomas Henry William,
C.B, M.A. (who died), s. of the 3rd Earl of Chichester (see
Burke's Peerage). War Work : Chahman of Wandsworth,
Putney, and Roehampton War Hospital Supply Depot.
Address : 24, Brechin Place, S.W. 7. (Olllll)
PELHAM, Maud Katherine, O.B.E, 6. 20 Sept. 1887 ;
d. of the late Hon. Thomas Pelham, C.B, s. of 3rd Earl of
Chichester (see BURKE'S Peerage), Assistant Sec. Board of Trade.
War Work: Y.W.C.A, War Department. Address: 24, Brechin
Place, S.W. 7. (01742)
PELHAM, T. Capt. Alfred ANDERSON-, O.B.E, R.F.A.
PELHAM, Major CecU Henry ANDERSON-, O.B.E,
6. 25 Jan. 1874 ; s. of Hon. E. A. Pelham, of St. Lawrence,
I. of W. (see Burke's Peerage, Yarborough, E.) ; m. Hon.
Georgina HamUton (q.v.), 2nd d. of the 1st Lord Holm Patrick,
of Abbotstown, Co. Dublin (see BURKE'S Peerage). D. A.
Dhector of Remounts, Horse Guards from 1916 ; was Brigade
Major N. Midland Infantry Brigade (T.), 1908-12, and
Deputy Director of Remounts at Headquarters, Northern
Command, 1912-15 ; late Capt. and Hon. Major, Northampton
shire Yeomanry, formerly 12th Lancers ; served in the S.
African War, 1899-1902. Addresses: Cedar House, Castor,
Peterborough; The Cottage, St. Lawrence, I. of W. Club :
Cavalry. (06669)
PELHAM, Georgina, Hon. Mrs. ANDERSON-, O.B.E, 6.
2 Nov. 1880 ; 2nd d. of Ion Trant HamUton, 1st Baron Holm
Patrick, of Abbotstown, Co. Dublin, Deland ; to. Cecil Henry
(q.v.), s. of Hon. Evelyn Anderson-Pelham, of St. Lawrence,
Ventnor (see Burke's Peerage, Yarborough, E.). War Work :
Hon. Sec. York MUitary Division Soldiers' and Sailors' Families
Association, 1914-15; Canteen work, Joint Women's V.A.D.
Department, 1917-20. Addresses : Cedar House, Peter
borough ; 1, Mount Street, W. 1. (O11110)
PELL, Henry WiUiam, O.B.E.
PELLATT, Capt. HamUton Francis Moore, M.B.E,
M.C. PELLEREAU, Capt. John Cyril Etienne, O.B.E, R.A,
6. 30 May, 1891 ; s. of H. E. Pellereau, late P.W.D, India ;
m. Aileen Nora Vidal, d. of General R. M. Betham, of Indian
Army. Educ. : Harrow, and R.M.A, Woolwich. War Work :
France and Belgium, Oct. 1914, to March, 1916, and Feb. 1917,
to Jan. 1919, serving with 7th (Meerut) Div, 49th (W.R.) Div,
57th (W.L.) Div, and 1st Army Troops. Address : c/o Messrs.
Cox & Co, Charing Cross. Club : Junior United Service. (05675)
PELLEW, Capt. Edward Irving Pownel, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. PELLDMG, CharUe, M.B.E.
PELLY, Lieut. Evelyn, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
PEMBERTON, Capt. Edward Gerald, O.B.E, M.C.
PEMBERTON, Eleonora Blanshard, O.B.E, fi. 19 July,
1885 ; d. of Busick E. Pemberton, of Messrs. Lee and Pem-
berton's, 44, Lincoln's Inn Fields, and Cokes Green, ChaUont
St. GUes, Bucks. Educ. : St. Felix School, Southwold, Suffolk,
and Paris. War Work: V.A.D. under Joint Committee
British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem in France,
Oct. 1914-17 : Divisional Sec. Paddington Division, B.R.C.S,
1917-20. Address : Cokes Green, Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks.
Clubs : Ladies' V.A.D. ; Portsmouth. (011112)
PEMBERTON, Capt. Francis Seaton, O.B.E, M.C.
PEMBERTON, Lieut. WiUiam, O.B.E, R.N.R.
PEMBROKE AND MONTGOMERY, Beatrice Eleanor,
Countess of, C.B.E, fi. 22 June, 1883 ; y.d. of the late Lord
Alexander Paget, and sister of present Marquis of Anglesey
(see BURKE'S Peerage) ; m. Reginald, 15th Earl of Pembroke and
Montgomery (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Com
mandant, Wilton House Hospital, 1915-19 ; Chairman,
Women's Sub-Committee, Wilts War Agricultural Committee ;
Vice-President and Chairman, Salisbury and South WUts Div.
B.R.C.S. ; Hon. Treas. Royal Horse Guards European War
Fund. Addresses: WUton House, Salisbury; 6, Belgrave
Square, S.W. (C1023)
PENBERTHY, Major PhiUp Pearce Clay, O.B.E, fi. 22
Oct. 1895 ; s. of F. Penberthy, of Hampstead, London. Educ :
St. Paid s ; France ; Germany. Motor Business ; Sales
Manager Messrs. R. E. JoneB, Ltd, London, Cardiff, Swansea,
Bristol, and Exeter. War Work : Enlisted Royal Fusiliers,
University and Public School Brigade, on Formation, Aug.
1914 ; Gazetted 2nd Lieut. K.S.L.I. Oct. 1914 ; promoted
il^y^- T1914 '< A- Adtot- Btl1 K.S.L.I.; Musketry Officer,
Sh, K-£-J_X • transferred R.F.C. Sept. 1916 ; appointed
£,Iy«?, °_Boer Pllot> Feb- 1917 I A^t- * C.A.R.D. Chelsea ;
iJtatf Capt. and Staff M.iior. .Time, lot s to i™-!! iqiq- c«„„„i

' Capt. and Staff Major, June, 1918, 'to Aprii, 1919 ; served

overseas, France, with R.F.C. Mentioned in the New Year's
Honours List, 1919. Address : 2, Canfield House, Finchley
Road, Hampstead, London, N.W. 3. Clubs : R.A.F. ; Public
School. „ n (08165)
PENDARVES, Alice Louisa, Mrs., O.B.E, fi. 2 Dec. 1857 ;
d. of Henry Richard Farrer, of Green Hammerton Hall, York ;
m. WiUiam Cole, d. of John Wood, of Martock, Somerset. War
Work : Deputy-President, B.R.C.S. Cornwall Branch ; organiser
of " Our Day," 1916-18, in Cornwall. Addresses : Pendarves
Camborne, Cornwall ; 40, Cadogan Square, London, S.W. 1.
(0644)
PENDER, Major James, C.B.E, J.P, T.D, of Ardnadam,
Argyll.fi. 1860; s.of James Pender, of Clober, Stirling ; to. Janet
Helen Maud, d. of Thomas GeUs, of GeUston, Ardmore, and Ar-
dardan, Dumbartonshire. Educ. : Larchfield Academy ; Edin
burgh Univ. Lately Member of County and Parish Councils,
and of School and Parochial Boards ; served as Capt. during
South African War, 1900-2. War Work : Major 8th Argyll
and Sutherland Highlanders, 1914-15 ; Commanding Depot,
Dunoon, and Military Representative for Cowal and Dunoon,
1916-17 ; Assistant Food Commissioner for Glasgow and West
of Scotland, 1918-20. Address: 14, Polwarth Terrace,
Edinburgh. Club : Caledonian ; R.A.C.A. (C2870)
PENDER, Lieut. WiUiam Stanhope, M.B.E, LA.
PENDER, William Edmonstone, O.B.E, Eastern Tele
graph Co. (011943)
PENDER, Sir John DENISON-, G.B.E, K.CM.G, J.P.,
6. 10 Oct. 1855 ; 3rd s. of the late Sir John Pender, G.CM.G,
M.P, of 18, Arlington Street, S.W. 1, and Foots Cray Place,
Kent ; m. Beatrice Katherine, only chUd of Cuthbert EUison.
Educ. : Eton. Chairman and Managing Dhector of Associated
Cable Companies, Electra House, E.C. 2 ; Knight Commander
of Dannebrog ; Grand Cross Order of Lady Conception,
Portugal ; Grand Cordon Osmauieh, Turkey ; Double Dragon,
Second Division, China ; decorated for services in connection
with South Africa and China. War Work : In connection with
above TelegTaph Cable Companies. Address : 6, Grosvenor
Crescent, S.W. 1. Clubs : Reform; R.Y.S. (G58)
PENFOLD, Comm. Marchant Hubert, C.B.E, R.N.
PENFOLD, William Cowan, M.B.E.
PENFOLD, Paymaster-Capt. WiUiam George Edward,
C.B.E, fi. 1852. Entered R.N, 1869 ; present during forcing
of Dardanelles, 1878 ; was Sec. to Commodore, Jamaica,
during Yellow Fever epidemic ; served in the Great War,
1914-19 (despatches) ; is Sec. Royal Naval and Marine Orphan
Home, Portsmouth. CZufis : Portsmouth ; Sports' ; Royal
Naval (Portsmouth) ; Royal Corinthian Yacht. (C1935)
PENHALE, Capt. Richard Hugh, O.B.E, 6. 5 June, 1894;
s. of WUliam Penhale, of Holsworthy, Devon ; to. LiUan Mary,
d. of G. P. Dymond, M.A, of Plymouth. Veterinary Surgeon.
War Work: Bast Coast and Salonica Force. Addresses:
Penbode, Holsworthy, Devon ; 6, Lockyer Street, Plymouth. (06251)
PENGELLY, Major George Hastings, O.B.E, S. and T.
Co, LA.
PENHORWOOD, Lieut.-Col. Sydney Lewis, M.V.O,
PENKETH, Major James, O.B.E.
PENMAN, 2nd Lieut. Victor Robert, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
PENN, Lieut. Henry Albert, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
PENNEFATHER, Major Edward CyrU, M.B.E.
PENNEFATHER, T. Capt. John Broderiok, O.B.E.
PENNELL, Charles Waldegrave, M.B.E, J.P. Chairman,
Wm. Foster & Co, Ltd, Engineers ; Chairman, Lindsey and
Kesteven Chemical Co, Ltd. ; Chairman, City of Lincoln Public
Library. War Work : Chief Superintendent, Special Constabu
lary. Address : 12, Lindum Terrace, Lincoln. Club : Royal
AutomobUe. (M2277)
PENNELL, Dorothy, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Sh Herbert
ThirkeU White, K.C.I.E. (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Chyles
Stuart, s. of the Rev. James Pennell. Educ. : Abroad. War
Work : President from Jan. 1915 tUl the end of the War of the
Prome Centre of the Burma Branch of the Indian Red Cross
Society. Address : Bassein, Burma. (M4199)
PENNELL, Frederick, M.B.E.
PENNEY, Mary Bentley, M.B.E. ; d. of the late D. J. E.
Penney, of Edinburgh. Educ : Sherborne. War Work : Com
mandant's Head Clerk and Treas. V.A. Hospital, Exmouth
(Special Electrical Treatment Centre), from 1914-19. Address :
2, Morton Crescent, Exmouth, S. Devon. (M9257)
PENNEY, Peter John, O.B.E.
PENNING, Walter, M.B.E.
PENNY, Capt. Cyril John, O.B.E, R.A.M.C (S.R), fi.
16 Sept. 1892; s. of Thomas S. Penny, J.P, of Taunton;
to. Muriel Mercer, d. of Dr. A. B. Kenworthy, of Southport.
Educ. : Mill Hill School ; Jesus Coll, Cambs. ; Middlesex
Hospital. War Work : Surgeon Probationer, R.N.V.R.
H.M.T.B. "Liberty," Harwich FlotUla, 1915; R.A.M.C.
Mesopotamia and India, 1917-19. Address : Knowls, Taunton. (04242)
PENNY, Surgeon-Capt. Herbert Lloyd, O.B.E, R.N,
6. 13 Jan. 1867 ; s. of Rev. E. G. Penny, M.A. (deceased), of
Gloucester ; to. Elizabeth, d. of Rev. F. E. Drummond Hay,
of Bath. Educ : Christ's Coll, N.Z. ; Rossall School, Lancs. ;
London Hospital, B. Surgeon-Capt, R.N. Barracks, Chatham
Address : 20, Sion HiU, Bath. (03548)
PENNY, Richard, M.B.E.
PENOYRE, John, M.A, C.B.E. ; s. of the Rev. Slade
Baker Penoyre, of Clifton-on-Teme (Worcs.). Educ:

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Perkin

Cheltenham Coll. ; Keble Coll, Oxford. Sec. to the Society
for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies ; Soc. to the British
School at Athens. War Work : Mamager of Lord Roberts'
Field Glass Fund ; organiser of a movement for supplementing
the supply of sweaters to the Forces ; manager of the organisa
tion devised by Sir Edward Ward, D.G.V.O, for the provision
of Games for the Forces. Addresses : 8, King's Bench Walk,
Iuner Temple, E.C. 4 ; 19, Bloomsbury Square, W.C. 1. (C593)
PENROSE, Major Edward Samuel, O.B.E.
PENROSE, Emily, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 18 Sept, 1858 ; d. of
Francis Cranmer Penrose, F.R.S, of Colebyfleld, Wimbledon.
Educ : SomervUle Coll. Principal of Bedford Coll, 1893-98 ;
Principal of the Royal HoUoway CoU, 1898-1907 ; Principal
of SomervUle CoU, since 1907 ; Member of the Senate of the
Univ. of London, 1900-7 ; Member of Advisory Committee
on Univ. Grants, 1911-19 ; Membor of the Royal Commission
on Univ. Education in Wales, 1916 ; Member of the Royal
Commission on the Univs. of Oxford and Cambridge, 1919.
Address : SomervUle Coll, Oxford. Club : Albemarle. (0646)
PENROSE, Katharine St. Aubyn, O.B.E. (O4900)
PENROSE, NevUl CoghUl, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, 6. 1884 ;
s. of James E. Penrose, of WoodhiU, Co. Cork, Deland ; m.
KeUie, d. of the late A. C. Osier, of Bhmingham. Educ. :
Haileybury Coll. ; Bhmingham Univ. Hon. Surgeon, Horton
Infirmary, Banbury. War Work : Commandant, Oxford
V.A.D. 30 ; M.O. Banbury Auxiliary Hospital ; M.O. Banbury
Rest Station. Address : South Bank, Oxford Road, Banbury,
Oxon. (011113)
PENSON, Sir (Thomas) Henry, K.B.E, M.A, 6. 1864 ;
s. of late John Whiteman Penson, of Oxford ; m. Slgrid, d. of
Dr. T. A. Save, K.V.O, R.N.O, late member of the First
Chamber of the Swedish Riksdag. Educ : City of London
School ; Worcester . Coll. Oxford Lecturer and Tutor in
Modern History and Economics, Pembroke Coll, Oxford ;
Lecturer and Examiner for the Oxford Diploma in Economics
and PoUtical Science ; Chahman of the Trade Clearing House
(War Trade Dept.), 1915 ; Chahman of the War Trade In
telligence Dept, since 1916. Addresses : War Trade Intelli
gence Dept, 1, Lake BuUdings, St. James' Park, S.W.1 ; 104,
Oakley St, Chelsea, S.W. CZufi : New University. (K98)
PENTLAND, Lady Marjorie Adeline Gordon, D.B.E,
Lady of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem, only d. of 7th Earl of
Aberdeen, K.T, P.C, G.C.M.G. (see Burke's Peerage); m.
(1904) John Sinclair, 1st Baron Pentland, P.C, G.C.I.E, G.CS.I. (D6)
PENTON, Sir Edward, K.B.E, 6. 18 June, 1875 ; s. of
Edward Penton, of 9, Cavendish Square, W. 1 ; m. Eleanor,
2nd d. of WUUam Arthur Sharpe, of Broadlands Road, High-
gate. Educ. : Rugby, aud New CoU, Oxford. Mayor of
MetropoUtan Borough of St. Marylebone, 1912-13, Alderman,
1913 ; Chairman of Executive Committee of Boot Trade
Benevolent Society ; Member of Board of Management of
Cordwainers' CoU. ; Member of Weekly Board of Middlesex
Hospital. War Work : Superintendent of Royal Army
Clothing Department (Boot Section), and afterwards Deputy-
Dkector from November, 1914, to May, 1919. Addresses :
2, Cambridge Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W. 1 ; Ashwick,
Dulverton, Somerset. CZufis : Brooks's ; Garrick ; Oxford
and Cambridge ; Reform. (K99)
PEPLER, Capt. Seth Bernard, M.B.E, M.C.
PEPLOE, Alfred, O.B.E.
PEPLOE, Rev. Howard MelvUle WEBB-, O.B.E, M.A,
CF. 2nd Class, 6. 12 Feb. 1870 ; s. of the Rev. Prebendary
H. W. Webb-Peploe, of London. Educ. : Brighton CoU. ;
Ueuwied on the Rhine ; Pembroke Coll, Cambridge. Curate
St. Paul's, Onslow Square, S.W, from 1894-1902 ; Acting
Chaplain to the Forces, S. African War, 26 May, 1900, to 8 Oct.
1901 ; Chaplain to the Forces, 15 July, 1902 (Portsmouth,
Shomeliffe, Roberts' Heights, Harrismith, Aldershot, Cater
ham). War Work : CF. 19th Lofty. Bgde. B.E.F, Aug. 1914,
to Aug. 1915 ; S.C.F. 6th Div. Jan. 1915, to April, 1915 ;
S.C.F. 16th Div. Sept. 1915, to June, 1916 ; S.C.F. 1st Corps
June, 1916, to Nov. 1916 : went to Salonica, Jan. 1917 ; S.C.F.
C. of E, 16th Corps, and B.S.F, Nov. 1917, to Dec. 1918 .
Chaplain to R.M.S.M. KneUer Hall and Hounslow Barracks.
Address : 31, Lampton Road, Hounslow. (O3069)
PEPPE, Caroline Marion, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Charles
Henry Pope, of Bath, and late of Tirhoot, India, and Bengal ;
m. Arthur Tosco, s. of Thomas Fraser Peppe, of Chota Nagpur.
Educ : Cheltenham. War Work : Hon. Treas. of the Red
Cross Society for the province of Bihar and Orissa, from 28 Aug.
1914, to April, 1915 ; Hon. Treas. for the same Society of the
same-province, excluding the Patna Branch, from 1 Jan. 1916,
to 25 AprU, 1919. Addresses : Ranchi, B.N. RaUway, Chota
Nagpur, India ; Apthorpe, Weston Road, Bath. (M7146)
PEPPER, Major Arthur LleweUyn, O.B.E, M.C.
PEPPER, Colonel Charles, M.B.E, J.P, D.L, Hon.
Colonel of the 5th Bn. Leinster Regt, 6. 1 Nov. 1845 ; s.
'« Col. Charles Pepper, Ballygarth Castle, Julianstown, Co.
Meath. Educ. : Harrow ; Trinity CoU, Cambridge (M.A.).
War Work: County Dhector, Co. of Meath. Address:
Bauygarth Castle, Julianstown, Drogheda. Clubs : Carlton ;
Kildare Street; SackviUe Street, Dublin. (M9277)
PEPPER, Major Henry, O.B.E, LA.
| PEPPER, Major Thomas Oswald, O.B.E, R.E.
PEPPER, WiUiam James, M.B.E, 6. 18 March, 1875 ;
» of the late S. H. Pepper, of Peterborough ; to. Audrey
Uevonald, d. of Devonald Edwards, of Haverfordwest. Princi
pal Clerk in office of General Manager of the Great Northern

Railway. Address : York Road, New Barnet, Herts. (M9278)
PEPPERCORN, Capt. Geoffrey Arthur, M.B.E, M.C,
A.M.I.CE. PERCEVAL, Col. Charles Cecil, C.B.E, R.E.
PERCEVAL, Brevet-Major Franois Westby, O.B.E, B.A,
6.21 Jan. 1882; s.of Sh Westby Perceval, K.C.M.G, of South
down, Wimbledon, S.W. (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Dorothy
Anne CecUia, d. of George Thornton, of Fahlawn, Eltham,
Kent. Educ : Wimbledon Coll. ; Stonyhurst Coll. ; Balliol
Coll, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple, 1907. War
Work : Joined Royal Army Ordnance Corps as Lieut, 1915 ;
Officer-in-charge Army Clothing Depot, Dewsbury, 1916 ;
Assistant to A.D.O.S. (Clothing) War Office, 1916-18 ; appointed
Deputy Assistant Dhector of Equipment and Ordnance Stores
(Q.M.G. 7B), 1918 ; finally in charge of Q.M.G. 7B dhectly
under D.E.O.S. ; Q.M.G. 7b was inaugurated to deal with
unserviceable and part-worn army clothing, and the laundry
arrangements for the troops in the United Kingdom ; four
times mentioned for valuable services rendered in connection
with the war, and promoted Brevet Major. Address : Dun-
clutha, North Park, Eltham, Kent. CZm&s .- Royal Automobile ;
Royal Wimbledon Golf ; All England Tennis ; Eltham Golf.
(07567)
PERCH, William John, M.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.).
PERCIVAL, Capt. Alexander PhiUp, M.B.E.
PERCIVAL, George Henry, O.B.E, M.B. (Lond.),
M.R.C.S, 6. 23 Feb. 1848 ; s. of WiUiam Percival, of Northamp
ton ; to. Alice, d. of William Martin, of Paul's Grove, Cosham.
Educ. : Aylsham, Norfolk. Consulting Surgeon to the North
ampton General Hospital ; Police Surgeon ; Surgeon to
L. & N.W.R. and Midland RaUway (Northampton District).
War Work : Consulting Surgeon to War Hospital, Duston,
Northampton. Address : 20, Kingsley Road, Northampton.
Club : Northampton Town and County. (04384)
PERCIVAL, Surgeon-Lieut. Harold Fey, O.B.E, R.N.
PERCIVAL, Col. Harold Franz Passawer, C.M.G, C.B.E. ,
D.S.O, fi. 1876; s. of B. P. Percival, LL.D, of Vienna; to.
1904, Constance Lilian, d.ol J. Meyrick, formerly of The Grange,
Mealing. Educ. : Christ Church, Oxford. Entered Sherwood
Foresters. 1898 ; became Capt. Army Ser. Corps, 1904 ; Major,
1914, and Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1918 ; served in S. Africa, 1899-
1902, with Mounted Inf. ; during the Great War, 1914-18,
D.A.Q.M.G. at Gen. Headquarters (despatches twice, Order of
White Eagle, Legion of Honour, Brevet Lieut.-Col, Order of
Crown of Italy) ; appointed a Staff-Capt. at Headquarters,
1910; a D.A.Q.M.G, Staff CoU, 1912; Assist. Director at
War Office, 1915 ; a Dep. Dhector, 1917, and A.Q.M.G, 1919,
with rank of Col. ; was British Representative Silesian Plebis
cite Commn, 1 919. (C2155)
PERCIVAL, Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
PERCIVAL, Lieut. Philip Mason, M.B.E.
PERCY, Gladys May Heber, M.B.E.
PERCY, Brig.-Gen. Sir John Samuel Jocelyn, K.B.E,
C.B, C.M.G, D.S.O, East Lancs Regt, fi. 1871 ; s. of the late
Edward Jocelyn Baumgartien Percy, J.P. County of Hunting
don ; m. Inez D'Aguilar, d. of Col. Alister William Jameson,
of Indian Army. Educ. : Queen Elizabeth's School, Sevenoaks ;
Royal Military College, Sandhurst. Served, Chitral, 1895
(medal with clasp) ; South African War, 1899-1902 (despatches,
Bt. Major, Queen's Medal. 4 clasps ; King's Medal, 2 clasps) ;
GreatWar, 1914-18 (despatches, Bt. Lieut.-Col, C.B, C.M.G. ,
D.S.C). Club : Armv and Navy. (K446a)
PERCY, Col. Lord WilUam Riohard, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6 1882 ' 5th s.of the 7th Duke of Northumberland. Barrister,
Inner Temple, 1906 ; Cipt. (Brevet Major, 1919), Grenadier
Guards from 1916 ; Dep. Judge-Advocate-General (T. Major),
19J5-18 • A A G. (T. Lieut.-Col.), 1918-19 ; Assistant Director
at War Office 1919. Club : Travellers'. (C2156)
PERDUE, Florence Louise Sophia, M.B.E, A.R.R.C,
fi 30 Dec 1876 ; d. of William James, of Lethbridge, Alberta,
Canada. Educ. : Brighton. Special Surgical training (Ortho
paedic and Massage) ; General training, Hertford British
Hospital and St. Mary's Highgate HiU; Fever, Haverstock
Hill War Work : Attached private Nursing Co, Pans, from
1903-14, when she joined French Red Cro„s, Aug. 1914, again
ioined Private Nursing Co. from 1919 ; Sister Scottish Women's
Hospital, Claridge's Hotel, Oct. 1914 ; attached French Army,
Dec. 1914 ; Sister, St. Valcy Hospital Dec. 1915 ; Sister at
Frevent MiUtary Hospital, Assistant Matron, 1st Field Ambu
lance 1915 • Tenedos, Oct. 1915 ; Matron at Imbros, 1916
(Roval Naval Division) ; Sister, Royal Naval Hospital at
Mudros, 1916-18. Addresses : 33, rue Greuze, Paris ; Royal
National Pension Fund, 15, Buckingham Street, Strand (JV19ZoO)
PEREIRA, T. Warrant Officer Vincent Manoel Francis,
M.B.E. Royal Indian Marine.
PEREZ, Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
PERFECT, Capt. Herbert Mosley, CB.E, R.N
PERKIN, Frederick MoUwo, C.B.E, D.Sc. Rendered
valuable services to various departments of State ,^3163)
PERKIN. Herbert, O.B.E, M.I.Min.B, F.S.I, 5. 17 Aug.
1876 • s of John Perkin, of Leeds ; to. Emily Elizabeth, d. of
RichaW Brooks, of Leeds. Educ : Leeds Univ. Head of Tech
nical Section, Production Division, Coal Mines Dept Board of
Trade; sometime Mining Engineer to the Great Central
Railway ; joint author " Electricity as appUed to Mining ;
formerly engaged in management of collieries and lecturer in
the Mtoing Deft, Leeds Univ. War Work : On the invitation
of Sir Guy Calthrop, then Controller of Coal Mines, joined

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the Staff of the Coal Mines Dept. in July, 1917, being loaned
by the Great Central Railway Co. ; rendered valuable service
in a technical capacity on mining engineering questions arising
in the control of the Mining Industry. Addresses : 17, Well-
don Crescent, Harrow ; Hotel Windsor, Victoria Street, S.W.
(011115)
PERKINS, Major Albert Augustus, O.B.E, T.D.
PERKINS, Charles CUffarde, M.B.E.
C PERKINS, Col. Edwin King, C.B.E, D.L.
PERKINS, Frederick WilUam, C.B.E.
PERKINS, 2nd Lieut. Harry Dunbar, M.B.E.
PERKINS, Lieut.-Col. Hugh Wharton, C.B.E.
PERKINS, 2nd Lieut. James, M.B.E, R.E.
PERKINS, Capt. Lewis Arthur, M.B.E.
PERKINS, Lieut.-Col. Hugh Wharton, C.B.E. On
Special List, and Dep. Assist. Director of Railway Transport,
S. Command. (C1739)
PERKINS, Sydney, M.B.E.
PERKINS, Capt. William Hughes, O.B.E, R.E.
PERKINS, Capt. WiUiam Jackson, O.B.E, M.C.
PERKINS, Alys Mary, Mrs. BERTIE-, O.B.E.; d. of
Thomas Sandbrook, of Swansea ; to. Albert Auguste, s. of
Christian Henry Perkins^of Swansea. Educ. : Swansea High
School for Girls. War Work : Hon. Sec. and District Com
mandant, B.R.C.S, Swansea Division ; Hon. Recruiting
Commandant for County of Glamorgan under the General
Service Scheme. Address : Rhyd yr helyg, Skett, Glamorgan. (0743)
PERKINS, Major AUred Horace Steele STEELE-,
O.B.E, R.A.F.
PERKINS, Winifred Mary, Mrs. WARD-, M.B.E, fi.
1885; d. of J. R.Hickman, of Bromley, Kent; m. Bryan Ward-
Perkins. War Work : President Amherst District Red Cross
Society, 1916-18 ; Member of Friends' War Victims Relief
party to France, 1915 ; V.A.D. work in England, 1914-15.
Address : c/o B. Ward Perkins, E.I.C.S, Burma. (M4200)
PEROT, Louise Pauline, M.B.E.
PERRETT, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Edwin, O.B.E.
PERREY, Albert Victor George, M.B.E, 6. 9 Nov. 1881 ;
s. of Charles Henry Perrey, of Plymouth, Devon ; to. Annie
Beatrice, d. of John Glasson, of Truro, Cornwall. Educ : Stoke
Public High School, Devonport, Devon. Staff Officer of
Ministry of Labour, formerly engineer in service of Admhalty.
War Work : As Manager of Ministry of Labour Employment
Exchange assisted in administering various war-time measures ;
recruited labour for armament work ; recruited for H.M. Forces,
Women's Land Army, Q.M.A.A.C, W.R.N.S, etc. ; also
assisted Minister of Munitions, as skilled investigator, in the
release of men from H.M. Forces for munitions work ; suffered
severe and permanent breakdown in health as result of work
during the war. Addresses: 46, Abbotsbury Road, Weymouth;
176, Whiteladies Road, Bristol. (M10252e)
PERRIER, Capt. John WiUiam O.B.E.
PERRIN, AUred WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 5 July, 1853 ; s. of
Samuel James Perrin; to. EmUy Elizabeth (who died 1913),
d. of James Finch, of Sudbury, Suffolk. Educ : National
School ; Evenings : Spurgeon's CoU, East London ; Regent
St. Poly. ; Tottenham Poly, in Art, Physiology, Chemistry
and Common Law. Works Overseer; Tottenham U.D.
CounciUor ; Member of Finance Committee ; Vice-Chairman
War Pensions and Chairman Disablement Committees ;
Chahman of Trustees of War Services Inst. ; Member of Educa
tion, Higher Education and Health Committees ; Chahman
of Finance Committee of Maternity and Child Welfare, etc.
War Work: Tottenham Naval and MUitary War Pensions
Committee ; Chairman of Disablement Committee, Middlesex
and Essex Joint N. and M. War Pensions Committee ; London
Technical Trades N. and M. War Pensions Committee ;
Tottenham Local Advisory Employment and Joint Com
mittee ; Prince of Wales' Distress Committee ; Promoter and
Chairman of a Works War Savings, resulting to raising £9,600 ;
Promoter and Chahman of Principals and Employees Special
Appeals Fund, distributing £2,500 ; Promoter and Chahman
of Tottenham War Services Inst. ; through Mr. Percy Alden,
M.P, sent to Special Committee of House of Commons ;
suggested additions to the Workmen's Compensation Act
relative to employment of partially disabled soldiers ; advised
the training of men on Fancy Leather Goods and served on
sub-committee ; Member of the Walthamstow Memorial
Y.M.C.A. ; Member of Tottenham Raising Committee for
Training and Equipping Local troops ; Member of the Com
mittee of 7th Bn. Middlesex Volunteers, and of Middlesex
and Tottenham Comforts Committee, providing comforts for
Middlesex and local troops ; Vice-Chairman of Fete Committee
for St. Dunstan's, realising £1700, and numerous committees
for whist drives, fetes, etc, to raise funds for War Charities ;
Member of Executive of Tottenham War Savings Committee ;
shared service at Casualty Ah Raid Centre with Medical Officer
and Nurses ; taken by motor at syren signal day or night; com
missioned by Warrant to administer to distressed through air
raids in the locality ; Member of Executive, London Branch of
Welfare Workers ; Vice-President of two AUotment-holders'
Associations ; Vice-President of JuvenUe After-care, and of
Juverule Employment Bureau ; Member of National Council
V.D. ; Member of Tottenham Coal Supply Committee ; Chah
man Extra Ration Committee, and of Tottenham Labour
Advisory Committee ; Chairman Labour Advisory Women's
Committee. Address: 62, Tynemouth Road, Tottenham,
N- !5- (M9282)

PERRIN, Flight Lieut. Eugene Courtenay, O.B E
B.A, LL.B. (Cantab), R.A.F, 6. 13 Dec. 1885; s. of John
Edward Perrin, M.B.E, of Hoylake, Cheshire, q.v. ; m. Kather
ine Arthur Mary Violet, d. of the late Arthur Percy Hickman,
of Hagley, Worcs. Educ. : Mostyn House School, Parkgate
Cheshire ; Shrewsbury School ; Peterhouse, Cambridge'
(Classical Scholar). Barrister-at-law; called to the Bar,
Inner Temple, Jan. 1912 ; gazetted to a Regular Commission
in R.A.F, 1 Aug. 1919 ; previously held a commission in 4th
Batt. the Cheshire Regt, T.F. ; first commissioned, May, 1911.
War Work : Mobilised with the 4th Batt. Cheshire Regt,
4 Aug. 1914, and served with Regt. until transferred to
R.F.C, 5 Aug. 1915 ; proceeded to France with No. 12 S _dn
R.F.C, as observer, Sept. 1915, returning to England. Jan.
1916 ; injured in aero accident, April, 1916, and subsequently
Adjutant to various R.F.C. units ; on Staff, H.Q, Western
Group, R.F.C, Nov. 1917 ; S.O. 2, H.Q, Midland Area, R.A.F.
April, 1918 ; gazetted O.B.E, Jan. 1919. Address : 15,
St. Mark's Road, Leamington. Club : Isthmian. (03388)
PERRIN, Rev. Howard Nasmith, O.B.E, M.A, fi. 1873 ;
s. of the late Henry Story Perrin, of Old Change. London;
to. Katharine Meta Fairfax, d. <-t the late Edward Fairfax
Taylor, of BweU. Educ. : CUfton CoU. ; King's CoU, Cam
bridge ; Auckland Castle. Curate of St. John's, DarUngton,
1898-1903 ; Member of Oxford Diocesan Society of Mission
Clergy, 1903-7 ; Domestic Cha.lain to the Bishop of Oxford,
1907-11 ; Vicar of Runcorn, 1911 to date. War Work : Donor
and Hon. Commandant of Runcorn Vicarage Hospital (150
beds). Address : The Vicarage, Runcorn, Cheshire. (03868)
PERRIN, John Edward, M.B.E, 6. 11 June, 1858;
s. of Eugene Henry Perrin, of Wicklow ; to. Mary Theopbila,
d. of Courtenay Cruttenden, of Macclesfield. Educ. : Birken
head School. General Produce Broker ; -Senior Partner in the
firms of E. H. Perrin & Co, Liverpool, and of NickoU & Knight,
London. Addresses : The Paddock, Hoylake, Cheshire ;
D9, Exchange BuUdings, Liverpool ; 65, London WaU, London,
E.C 2. CZufi .' Royal Liverpool Golf. (M9283)
PERRIN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WUUam Andrew, M.B.E.
PERRIN, Capt. WUUam Gordon, O.B.E, R.A.F.
PERRY, Ada Stair, M.B.E.
PERRY, Edward Verdon, O.B.E, L.R.CP.L, M.R.C.S,
J.P, Norfolk, fi. 29 March, 1852 ; s. of Charles Henry Perry
of Reepham, Norfolk. Educ: Gresham School, Holt, Norfolk;
Royal Medical CoU, Epsom. Medical Officer and PubUc
Vaccinator, No. 1 District, Aylsham Union ; Gt. Witchingham
District, St. Faith's Union, and Sparham District, Mitford and
Launditch Union. War Work: Medical Officer, Red Cross
Hospitals, Reepham, Cawston Manor, and Felthorpe Hall ;
Prisoners of War Camp, WhitweU, Norfolk. Address: Reep
ham, Norfolk. (011116)
PERRY, Major Ernest Middleton, C.B.E, T.D., F.R.CV.S,
fi. 1878 ; s. of Samuel Perry, of Croydon ; m. Gladys L, d. of
S. H. Weston, of Eastbourne. Educ. : The Whitgift School;
Royal Veterinary CoU, London. Veterinary Surgeon;
D.A.D.V.S, 1st London Division, T.A. Joined Volunteers,
1901, in 2nd Sussex R.G.A. ; transferred toto Territorial Force
R.F.A. ; commanded 6th Sussex Battery until 1912 ; trans
ferred to R.A.V.C. (T.F.) ; mobiUsed 4 Aug. 1914 ; organised
and commanded Home Counties Veterinary Hospital, Ayles
ford ; proceeded overseas AprU, 1915, as A.D.V.S, 51st
(Highland) Division; June, 1917, appointed A.D.V.S. 15th
Corps with temporary rank of Lieut.-Col. ; appointed A.D.V.S.
Advanced G.H.Q. and subsequently to No. 4 Area, returning
home Oct. 1919 ; now appointed D.A.D.V.S, 1st London
Division (T.A.) ; awarded C.B.E, and gained the T.D. ; thrice
mentioned in despatches. Address : Sutherland^, Sunnyside,
Wimbledon. (C1302)
PERRY, George Albert, M.B.E.
PERRY, George Henry, O.B.E.
PERRY, Major Henry Marrian, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. fi.
1884 ; s. of John Perry, of Deland ; m. Mary Eleanor, d. ot
Edward Griffith Brewer, of CornwaU, Assistant Professor,
Royal Army Medical CoU, London ; late Assistant Adviser
in Pathology to B.E.F. War Work : France, Aug. 1914, as
Regimental Medical Officer ; later commanded Field Ambu
lance ; in latter part of war, Assistant Adviser in Pathology
to British Expeditionary Force. Address : 26, Carlisle Man
sions, Carlisle Place, S.W. 1. (05678)
PERRY, Capt. Joseph Charles, M.B.E.
PERRY, Muriel, O.B.E, 6. 5 March, 1886; d. of George
WUliam Perry, of Clifton. Educ. : Home. War Work: Sept.
1914, worked with Belgian Refugees, Victoria Station ; three
years Quartermaster, Free Buffet, Victoria Station ; April, 1918,
went to Italy with British Pioneer Motor Kitchen and Ambu
lance Unit, attached to 3rd Army on ItaUan Front;
1916, awarded EUzabeth Reine des Beiges medal ; June,
1918, decorated by the King of Italy during the Piave attack
with Al Valore MUitaire medal for Ambulance work; de
spatches, 1919 ; received Croce di Guerra with two bars, Red
Cross Order of Merit SUver medal, British Service medals,
Victory medal ; 1920. received the O.B.E. for work with the
British and ItaUan Armies in Italy. Address : 13, Eccleston
Street, Eaton Square, London, S.W. (011116)
PERRY, Sir Peroival Lea Dewhurst, K.B.E, 6. 18 March,
1878, 3rd s. of Alfred Thomas Perry. Educ : King Edward
School, Birmingham. President, Motor Trade Association,
1914-16; Dhector, Machinery Dept. and Food Production
Dept, 1916 ; Dhector, Machinery Branch, Agricultural
Machinery Dept. Ministry of Munitions, 1917-18; Deputy

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Phayre

Controller, Mechanical Warfare Dept. and Dhector of Traction,
Ministry of Munitions, 1918-19. Address : Ewell Place,
EweU, Surrey. Ctafis : Reform ; National Liberal ; Royal
Automobile. (K163)
PERRY, Robert Grosvenor, C.B.E. Rendered service in
production of explosives during European War. (C66)
PERRY, Violet, M.B.E.
PERRY, WUUam, M.B.E.
PERRYER, Lieut. Harold WilUam, M.B.E, R.E.
PERRYMAN, Peroy Wilbraham, M.B.E.
PERTWEE, WwenUiam, Mrs., M.B.E, W.R.A.F.
FESCOD, Joseph Hind, M.B.E.
PESKETT, Leonard, O.B.E.
PETAVEL, Sir Joseph Ernest, K.B.E, D.Sc, F.R.S,
M.I.Mech.E. ; A.M.I.CE, fi. 14 Aug. 1873; s. of the late Rev. E.
Petavel, D.D. Educ. : Univ. Coll, London. Scientific
research at the Royal Institution and at the Davy-Faraday
Laboratory, 1896-98 ; John Hailing FeUow of the Owens
CoU, Manchester, 1900-3 ; Director, National Physical
Laboratory since 1919 ; Professor of Engineering and Director
of the Whitworth Laboratories, the University, Manchester,
1908-19; Member of the Aeronautical Research Committee.
Address : National Physical Laboratory, Teddington. CZtifis :
Athenteum ; Primrose ; Royal Automobile. (K408)
PETCH, Lieut. Frederick, M.B.E, R.A.F.
PETERKIN, Major Charles Duncan, C.B.E, M.A,
LL.B, fi. 14 June, 1887 ; s. of the late Henry Peterkin, of
Aberdeen ; to. Netta Macgregor, the adopted daughter of Sh
Thomas Jaffrey, Kt, of Aberdeen. Educ. : Aberdeen Grammar
School, and Aberdeen Univ. Advocate in Aberdeen ; 2nd in
command, 4th Batt. The Gordon Highlanders (T.A.). War
Work : Served continuously, 5 Aug. 1914, to 13 Dec. 1919 ;
3 years and 10 months with B.E.F. and Army of the Rhine ;
wounded 25 Sept. 1915 ; twice mentioned in despatches ;
C.B.E, 1914-15 Star, General Service medal, and Victory
medal. Addresses : 21, Golden Square, Aberdeen ; 71,
FountainhaU Road, Aberdeen. (C1303)
PETERKIN, Lieut.-Col. Montagu James Grant, O.B.E.
PETERKIN, Lieut. WiUiam, O.B.E, R.N.R.
PETERS, AUce, Mrs., M.B.E.
PETERS, Arthur, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 18 July, 1867 ; s. of
James Peters, of Brighton ; to. Annie, d. of Alfred Lowe, of
Blakeney, Glos. Educ. : Brighton Commercial School.
Deputy Housing Commissioner (Ministry of Health) ; Member
Croydon Borough CouncU ; Member Croydon Borough Magis
trates. War Work : Joint Hon. Sec. Parliamentary Recruiting
Committee ; Joint Hon. Sec. War Aims Committee ; Deputy
Chairman, Croydon Food Control Committee. Address : The
Hawthorns, PoUards HiU West, Norbury, S.W. 16. (C594)
PETERS, Bernard Richard, M.B.E.
PETERS, Cecil James Razzell, M.B.E, fi. 3 March, 1889 ;
s. of James Peters, of Purley, Surrey ; to. Rita Gertrude, d. of
Charles Cooke, of Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex. Educ. : Privately,
and King's Coll, London. War Work : Entered CivU Service,
May 1908 ; serving in War Office at outbreak of war ; trans
ferred to Ministry of Munitions, May, 1915 ; and served in the
Explosives Dept. of that Ministry until Jan. 1919 ; since
March, 1917, as Assistant Dhector of PropeUant Supplies under
Col. Sh F. L. Nathan, K.B.E, Director ; transferred to
Ministry of Labour, Jan. 1919 ; present official rank, Deputy
Assistant Accountant-General, Finance Dept, Ministry of
Labour, St. Errnins, Westminster, S.W. 1. Address: 15,
Edith Road, South Norwood, S.E. 25. (M841)
PETERS, Capt. Gordon, O.B.E.
PETERS, Herbert John, M.B.E.
PETERS, Henry Robert, M.B.E, fi. 13 Oct. 1888 ; s. of
the late Robert John Peters, of Oaklev, Hants. ; m. May, d. of
the late Charles Dudley West, of Downton, Wilts. Educ. :
Queen Mary's Grammar School, Basingstoke. Assistant to
sec. Railway Executive Committee, Board of Trade. War
Wort : General raUway administration ; arrangements in
connection with the conveyance of heavy guns, troops, and
aU kinds of explosives ; ah raid control arrangements so far
as the raUways were concerned. (M9286)
PETERS, Major John Weston Parsons, D.S.O, O.B.E.,
R. of O, 7th Dragoon Guards. Educ. : Winchester ; R.M.C,
Sandhurst. Served Chin Lushai Expedition, 1889-90 (medal
wth clasp) ; Hazara Expedition, 1891 (clasp) ; S. African War,
1900-2 (Queen's medal, 4 clasps, King's medal, 2 clasps) ;
Great War, 1914-16 (despatches thrice, D.S.O.). Address:
5,, Palmer Street, Westminster, S.W. 1. Club: Naval and
MiUtary. (O8907)
PETERS, Sir Lindsey Byron, K.B.E. Chairman,
Ungineer and Works Supply Committee, War Office ; Director
of G. D. Peters & Co, Ltd. ; Burma Development Syndicate,
ltd. Address: Windlesham Moor, Windlesham, Surrey. <K164>
PETERSEN, Sir WilUam, K.B.E, F.R.A.S, F.R.G.S,
»• 29 May, 1856 ; to. (1889) Flora McKay (died 1918), e.d. of
tjeorge Sinclair, J.P. of Aberdeen. Educ. : Roskelde and
Copenhagen. Chairman of Petersen & Co, Ltd, London,
shipowners ; Founder and Dhector of London-American
Maritime Trading Co, Ltd, and Dhector of several other
shipping companies ; Founder of the Royal and Oraneum
Passenger Lines to Canada and U.S.A. ; Chairman of the
British Committee of the International Shipping Registry,
Bureau Veritas (nominated by the Board of Trade) ; Proprietor
of the Hebridean Islands, Eigg; owns over 18,000 acres

Address : 80, Portland Place, W. 1. ; Herons Ghyll, Uckfleld,
Sussex ; The Lodge, Eigg, Inverness-shire. Clubs : Junior
Carlton; Constitutional; Royal Societies' ; Ranelagh. (K409)
PETERSON, Major Guy Lansbury, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
PETHERICK, Wallace, M.B.E, 6. 22 Jan. 1858 ; s. of
J. W. Petherick, Solicitor, of Exeter ; to. Gertrude Elizabeth,
d. of Richard Moxon, of Pontefract. Educ. : Privately.
General Medical Practitioner. War Work : Surgeon to
Garboldisham Auxiliary Hospital for four years. Address :
Hopton, Attleborough, Norfolk. (M9287)
PETIT, Joyce Jbhangir, Mrs, M.B.E. (M7148)
PETO, Dorothy Olivia Georgiana, O.B.E, 6. 15 Dec.
1886 ; d. of Morton Kelsalland Olivia G. B. Peto (nee Maude),
of Old House, North Cheriton, Somerset, lately of Little-
croft, Lyndhurst, Hants. Educ: At home. Dii ector of the
Bristol Training School for Policewomen and Patrols from
May, 1915, to present time. First began patrol work, Nov.
1914 ; as Director of Bristol School trained and supplied a
number of policewomen and patrols, besides training all the
patrols for Q.M.A.A.C. and the first of those for the W.R.A.F.
Address : Old House, North Cheriton, Somerset. (011119)
PETO, Capt. Geoffrey Kelsall, C.B.E, Wilts Yeomanry,
6. 8 Sept. 1878 ; 2nd s. of William Herbert Peto, of Dunkinty,
Elgin, and g. s. of Sir SamuelMorton Peto, 1st Bart, (see BURKE'S
Peerage) ; to. 1 July, 1903, PauUne, d. of the late William
Quirin, of Boston, U.S.A., and widow of Lieut.-Col. R. Cokayne-
Frith, 15th Hussars. (C1024)
PETRE, Francis Loraine, O.B.E, fi. 22 Feb. 1852 ; s. of
the late Hon. Edmund Petre ; to. Maud Ellen, d. of Rev.
W. C. Rawlinson, of Chedburgh, Suffolk. Educ. : Oscott
College. Indian Civil Service (retired), and Ministry of Muni
tions (Finance Dept.). War Work : Ministry of Munitions,
Finance Dept, 1915-20, and previously worked for Soldiers'
and Sailors' Families Association. Address : Bekyngton,
Farnham Royal, Bucks. CZwfis ¦ Bast India United Service ;
Hurlingham. (011120)
PETRE, Col. Henry Cecil, C.M.G, O.B.E, fi. 27 Oct.
1861 ; s. of Sir George Glynn Petre, K.C.M.G, C.B, of Dun-
kenhalgh, Lancashire ; to. Marjorie Elizabeth, d, of tho late
R. H. Seymour, of Boxley Abbey, Maidstone. Educ. : Oratory
School, Edgbaston; Harrow; Royal MUitary Coll, Sandhurst.
Commanded 3rd Bn. Rifle Brigade from 1909-1913.
Served in India, Burmah and Egypt, and in S. African War.
War Work : Appointed to command Rifle Depot, Winchester,
1 Sept. 1914 ; left Winchester 12 Sept. 1914, to take over com
mand of 11th Bn. Rifle Brigade on its formation at Aldershot ;
took 11th Bn. Rifle Brigade to France, 21 July, 1915, occupy
ing the line at Laventie ; moved afterwards to Ypres with the
Bn. ; mentioned in despatches twice ; returned to England,
31 Jan. 1916 ; commanded 14th and 15th Bus. K.R.R.C. at
Seaford and Northampton ; demobilised Jan. 1919 ; O.B.E,
5 June, 1919 ; C.M.G, 3 June, 1916. Addresses : Charlton
Hawthorne House, Sherborne ; 19, Park Mansions, Knights-
bridge. Clubs : Travellers' ; Naval and Military. (O7670)
PETRIE, David, CLE, C.B.E, 6. 9 Sept. 1879 ; s. of
Thomas Petrie, of Inveraven, N.B. ; to. Edris Naida, d. of
Capt. H. BUiston Warrall. Educ : Aberdeen Univ. ; M.A,
1900. Entered Indian Police, 1900 ; Adjutant, Samana
Rifles, Punjab ; Assistant Director, Criminal Intelligence.
Govt, of India ; on special duty under Home Department since
1915. War Work : Suppression of Indian and Indo-German
revolutionary plots in India, Burma, Siam, and the Far East.
Address : c/o Messrs. King, King & Co, Bombay. Club :
Bast India United Service. (C1091)
PETRIE, Helen Young, Mrs., M.B.E.
PETRIE, Major James, O.B.E.
PETRIE, Major John Campbell Eggar, O.B.E, I.A.R.
of O (011783)
PETRIE, Thomas Alexander, O.B.E, M.I.Mech.E, 6. 1877.
War Work • On Technical Staff of the Coventry Ordnance
Works ; General Manager of the Basford National Ordnance
Factory, Nottingham. Address : 10, Caledon Road, Sherwood,
Nottingham. (011211)
PETTEN, Eliza, Mrs, M.B.E.
PETTER, Edith Mary, Mrs, O.B.E, fi. 3 June. 1869 ;
d of the late James Hutchinson Robson, of Darlington;
to. Walter, s. of the late Henry Petter, of Mmehead. Educ :
Scarborough. War Work : Commandant Durham 6th V.A.
Hospital, Woodside, Darlington, 1914, to July, 1919. Address :
Netherlaw, Darlington. (O170U)
PETTET, Walter Bell, M.B.E.
PETTIFOR, William, O.B.E. ,_¦_,.,
PETTIT, Isobel Helena Courtney, Mrs., M.B.E.
PETTIT, Major WiUiam Haddon, M.B.E.
PETTYFER, Percy William, M.B.E, 6. 26 Dec. 1868;
s. of the late J. Pettyfer, of Penshurst and Oxford ; to. Louisa
Maude, d. of Joseph Pettyfer, of Ringwood, Hants. Educ .
Privately. Station Supermtendent, S.E. and C Rly, Canter-
burv War Work : Transportation of troops, war material,
etc.; receipt and despatch of wounded ; also receipt and
despatch of repatriated prisoners of war. Address : 28 bt.
Dunstans, Canterbury. (M9288)
PEUCH, Capt. Albert Gottlieb, O.B.E, V.D.
PEYTON, Guy Wynne, C.B.E.
PEYTON, Capt. WUUam de Malet, O.B.E, M..B.
PHARASYN, Godfrey Norris, O.B.E
PHAYRE, Lieut.-Col. Richard, O.B.E, J.P, D.L. ; s. of
General Sh Robert Phayre, G.C.B. ; to Frances Anne, d of
the late John Jasper Leigh Bayly, of Alderley, Gloucestershire.

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Phelps

THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Educ : Marlborough Coll. Lieut.-Col. (ret.), Alexandra,
Princess of Wales' Own Yorkshire Regt. Served in Afghan
1880 Medal, mentioned hi despatches. Address :

War,

(01752)

Belgaum, Woking. Club : Junior United Service.
PHELPS, Fanny Elizabeth, M.B.E.
PHELPS, Major Joseph Bryan William, O.B E, 6. In
Jan 1879 ; s. of Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Phelps, of St. Johns,
Newfoundland ; m. Agnes Muriel, d. of Dr. Evans, of Edgbaston.
Educ : Rossall. Civil Engineer ; South Africa, South
America. War Work: 9th Div. Amm. Park; 613 M.T. Co.
R A S C , Western Command ; 7th Div, Amm. Sub-Park,
France; 613 M.T. Co, Western Command, England; Jan.
1915 to May, 1919. Address : Grimsdell Cottage, Amersham
Common, Bucks. Clubs : English, Buenos Aires ; Argentine,
London ; Racquet, Liverpool. (011122)
PHELPS, Capt. Joseph Harold, O.B.E, 6. 1874; s. of
the late J. L. Phelps, of Water Park, Castleconnell, Ireland.
Educ. : Harrow, and Magdalen Coll, Oxford. Sec. to H.H.
The Maharajah of Karhmir's Game Reserves. War Work :
1915-17, with Col. A. J. Barry's Unit of B.R.C.S, serving with
French Army, Champagne, 1915, Verdun, 1916 (Croix de
Guerre, 2 citations), 1917, to end of War; to Mesopotamia
as Director of Motor Launches, B.R.C.S. (mentioned in
despatches). CZufis : Windham ; WelUngton. (011123)
PHELPS, Maude Marion, Mrs, M.B.E.
PHELPS, Lieut. Seth Arthur Rose, M.B.E, R.E.
PHEYSEY, Capt. Frederick Cecil, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
PHILIP, Alexander John, M.B.E, 6. 18 April, 1879 ;
s. of Thomas Philip, of New Aberdour ; m. Yvonne, d. of
Breton de Plunivez, of Bordeaux. Borough Librarian,
Gravesend ; Compiler of International BibUography of the
War ; Author. War Work : Executive Officer, Food Control ;
Hon. Searcher for missing ; Hon. Sec. War Savings Committee ;
Author "Rations, Rationing, and Food Control." Address :
Bendula, Old Road West, Gravesend. (M3896)
PHILIP, Eng.-Comm. Arthur Edward, O.B.E, R.N.R.
PHILIP, Elsie Green, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 24 March, 1856 ;
d. of James Cumming, of Keith, Banffshire, Scotland ; m.
Peter, s. of James Philip, of Insch, Aberdeenshire. Educ. :
Private School and Grammar School, Keith. War Work :
President, Div. 13, Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association,
Glasgow ; an official visitor at StobhiU Military Hospital under
Red Cross; later, Member of Gorbals and Tradeston Local
War Pensions Committee, Glasgow. Address : 16, Braemar
Street, Langsidu, Glasgow. (M9289)
PHILIP, Fullarton Bell, M.B.E.
PHILIP, Professor James Charles, O.B.E, D.Sc, 6.
12 Feb. 1873. Professor of Physical Chemistry at the Imperial
CoU. of Science and Technology, South Kensington ; Sec. of
tbe Chemical Society. War Work : Research work in connec
tion with defence against poison gas. Addresses : Imperial
Coll. of Science, S.W. 7 ; 5, Queen Anne's Gardens, Bedford
Park, W. 4. (01753)
PHILIP, Major James Porter, O.B.E, M.D, CM, D.P.H,
fi. 15 Oct. 1865 ; s. ol the late Rev. G. F. J. PhiUp, of New
Deer, Aberdeenshire, to. Susan Ktonear, d. of the late John
Fleming, J.P, of Aberdeen. Educ. : Aberdeen Univ. ; King's
and MarshaU's CoU. Private practice in Morpeth; M.O.H.
Morpeth Rural District ; Medical Referee to Northumberland
Pensions Committee. War Work : M.O. i/c 6th Northumber
land V.A. Hospital since Aug. 1914, until AprU, 1919 ; Tempor
ary M.O. i/c 3/6th D.L.I. ; M.O. i/c Whalton Auxil. Hospital ;
M.O. i/c aU troops in Morpeth Area ; Major, Permanent rank
granted O.C. of C. Section Volunteer Ambulance R.A.M.C.
Address : Bon- Accord House, Morpeth, Northumberland. (011830)
PHILIP, Bimbashi (Major) John, M.B.E, D.C.M, fi.
3 Jan. 1873 ; s. of Thomas PhiUp, of New Pitsligo, Aberdeen
shire ; to. Annie Grace Park, d. of James Barnet, of Ugiebrae,
Old Deer, Aberdeenshire. EnUsted 1st Gren. Guards, June,
1886 ; Services lent to Bgyptian Army as Sergt. Instructor,
Feb. 1897 ; present with 3rd Batt. E.A. at Battles of Abu
Hamed 1897, Atbara and Khartoum, 1898 ; granted Medal
for Distinguished Conduct in the Field (D.C.M.) at latter
engagement ; Khedive's Medal with 5 clasps, Queen's Sudan
Medal, Long Service Medal ; joined Egyptian Civil Police as
Capt. Oct. 1907 ; granted 4th Class Order of the Nile by
H.H. The Sultan of Egypt in 1916 ; assisting British Army by
working with Military Police, in Civil Police capacity, in all
work where soldiers and Chilians were concerned during the
war. Address : BsbeWeh Caracol, Cairo City Police, Cairo.
(M7036)
PHILIP, Katherine Laura, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 26 June,
1861 ; d. ol the late Rev. Dr. Cruiekshank, of Turriff, Aber
deenshire; m. James Allan, s. of the late Dr. James Philip,
of Aberdeen. War Work : Canteen worker, at the British
Soldiers' Institute, Boulogne-sur-Mer, from its opening in
Oct. 1914, to its finish in Jan. 1920. Address : 95, Grande
Rue, Boulogne-sur-Mer. (M9290)
PHILIPE, George WUliam VitalU de Rhe, O.B.E.
PHILIPE, Mary Catharine Catharine, Mrs. de Rhe,
M.B.E. (M6223)
PHILIPPIDES, Messib Cleanthes, M.B.E, Legal Dept.
(M10360)
PHILIPPS, Mai Alice Magdalen, Lady, C.B.E, Lady of
Grace of St. John of Jerusalem ; co-heiress of the late Thos.
Morris, D.L, of Coomb, Carmarthenshire ; m. (1902) Sir Owen
(Cosby) Philips, G.C.M.G, D.L, M.P. (U.), Chester, since 1916 ;
Knight of Justice of St. John of Jerusalem in England ; 3rd

s of the Rev. Canon Sh Jas. Erasmus PhUipps, 12th Bart, and
Hon. Lady Philipps, sister of 5th Baron Wynford (see Burke's
Peerage). Addresses: Amroth Castle, Pembrokeshire ; Coomb,
Llangain, Carmarthen ; Trevallyn Rossett, Denbigh ; Chelsea
House, Cadogan Place, S.W. 1. (C2874)
PHILIPPS, Marian Isobel (Mabel), Lady, O.B.E. :
y d of late J. B. Mirrlees, of Redlands, Glasgow, wife of Major-
General Sir Ivor Philipps, K.C.B, D.S.O, M.P. War Wort :
Organiser and Hon. Sec. Welsh Regiment Prisoners of War
Association ; Vice-President, Pembrokeshire Branch British
Red Cross Society. Addresses : Cosheston HaU, Pembroke
shire ; Chantrey House, Eccleston Street, S.W. 1. (011125)
PHILIPS, Edward Mark, O.B.E, 6. 25 AprU, 1879;
s. ( iRev. E. PhUips, of Hollington, Tean, Staffs ; m. Diana
O'Carrol, nee Darby. Educ. : Shrewsbury. Managing;
Dhector of J. & N. PhUips & Co. Ltd, Manchester ; Dhector
of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank. War Work : Hon.
Sec. and Organiser of East Lancs Homes for disabled SaUors
and Soldiers. Address : Colshaw Hall, Over Peover, Cheshire.
Clubs : Union ; Clarendon, Manchester. (011124)
PHILIPS, Enid, Mrs., M.B.E.
PHILIPS, Capt. Harry Vaughan, M.B.E.
PHILIPS, Helena Adelaide Sara, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 24 Feb.
1870 ; d. of the late Col. B. G. Davies-Cooke, of Colomendy,
Mold ; m. Basil Edwin Philips, J.P, D.L, of Rhual, Mold,
Lieut.-Col. Commanding 5th Bn. R.W.F. (Fhntshire
Territorials), MUed in action, GaUipoU, Aug. 10, 1915.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Vice-President, Soldiers' and
Sailors' Families Association, Mold and district, Flintshire
War Pensions Committee, FUntshire Women's War Agricultural
Committee ; Head of Working Party B.R.C.S. (Gwernaffield
Branch) ; work for Girls" Friendly Society War Emergency
Committee, particularly in organising Canteen for Munition
Workers at Wrexham. Address : Rhual, Mold, Flintshire.
Club: Alexandra. (M9291)
PHILIPS, Col. Lewis Francis, C.M.G, C.B.E, D.S.O,
fi. 1870 ; s. of the late John WiUiam Philips, of Heybridge
Staffordshire ; to. 1909, Margaret Aline, d. of the late Lieut.-
Col. Augustus Henry Macdonald-Moreton (see Burke's Peerage,
Ducie, E.). Educ. : Winchester, and at R.M.C. Entered
King's Roy. Rifle Corps, 1890; became Capt. 1898; Brevet
Major, 1902 ; Lieut.-Col. 1915 ; served in the S. African War,
1899-1902 ; present at actions of Colenso and Spion Kop, and
at reUef of Ladysmith (despatches, Brevet Major) ; in the Great
War, 1914-19, as a Brig.-Com. with rank of Brig.-Gen. (des
patches). Address : Darts Cottage, Bembridge, Isle of Wight.
Club : Naval and MUitary. (C770)
PHILLIBROWN, George Ernest, M.B.E.
PHILLIMORE, Ethel Maud, M.B.E. War Wort:
Quartermaster, Standish Aux. MiUtary Hospital. 1915-19.
Address: Stonehouse, Glos. (M3895)
PHILLIMORE, Capt. Valentine Egerton Bagot, C.B.E.
D.S.O, 6. 1875 ; s. of the late Sir Augustus PhiUimore, K.C.B. (see
Burke's Peerage, Fortescue, E.) ; m. 1st, 1908, Mary Kathleen;
who died 1909, d. of the late George Robinson, of Overdale,
Skipton-in-Craven, Yorkshire ; 2nd, 1910, Ines Agnes
Geraldine, d. of 15th Baron of Castel Cicciano. Entered R.rT.
1888 ; became Lieut. 1896 ; Com. 1906 ; Capt. 1913 ; served
in China, 1900. Club : United Service. (C3185)
PHILLIP, WUUam Littlejohn, O.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Acton, O.B.E, 6. 29 May, 1877 ; s. of Maberly
PhiUips, F.S.A. J.P, of Enfield, Middlesex; TO. Marion, d. of
George WiUiam FaU, of Netherton, Northumberland. Educ. :
Privately. Chartered Accountant. War Work : After being
totally rejected on Medical grounds for Active Service took
charge under the Joint Finance Committee of the British
Red Cross and Order of St. John of the Accounts and Statistics
of over 1000 Auxiliary Hospitals ; after the Armistice was
Assist. Sec. to the Central Demobilisation Board. Addresses :
Avenue House, Frinton-on-Sea ; 28, BastoghaU Street,
E.C. (011126)
PHILLIPS, Paymaster-Lieut. Algernon Wynn Pendennis,
O.B.E, R.N. (ret.).
PHILLIPS, CeciUa L.. M.B.E.; d. of James PhiUips, of
CUfton. Educ. : EUenborough House School, CUfton. Head
mistress, The Grammar School for Girls, Thetford, Norfolk;
Girl Guide Commissioner, S.W. Division of Norfolk. War
Work: Vice-President, British Red Cross Society, Thetford
Division ; Member of Norfolk County Executive Committee
B.R.C.S. Addresses : The Girls' Grammar School, Thetford;
Glenholme, Sheringham. (M2283)
PHILLIPS, Major Charles Edmund Stanley, O.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Major Charles Keith, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 1 Deo.
1880 ; s. of Alfred PhiUips, of 57, St. George's Square, S.W. 1.
Educ. : Merchant Taylors' School ; St. Catharine's CoU.,
Cambridge. Land and Legal Adviser, Imperial War Graves
Commission. War Work: Feb. 1915, 2nd Lieut. Royal
Irish Rifles ; Feb. 1917, Staff Capt. H.Q.. 2nd Army ; Aug.
1918. D.A.A.G, G.H.Q. British Forces in Italy. Address:
57, St. George's Square, S.W. 1. Club: New Oxford and
Cambridge. (O6407)
PHILLIPS, Major Charles Kendall, O.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Capt. Cyril Charles, O.B.E, R.G.A.
PHILLIPS, David, M.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Edith Helen, Mrs, O.B.E, R.R.C, fi. 1871,
d. of the late Alfred Coxon ; to. Llewellyn PoweU, M.A, ffl.i>,
F.R.CS, F.R.C.P, s. of James Mathias PhiUips, M.D., of
Cardigan, S. Wales. War Work : Hon. Matron, Duchess at
Westminster's Hospital, Le Touquet, 1914-15 ; mentioned in

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despatches (F.M. Sh John French) ; Hon. Matron In Chief for
Egypt. Brit. Red Cross Society, Matron of Giza Hospital,
1915-18 ; mentioned in despatches (Gen. Sh J. Maxwell) ;
twice mentioned in despatches (Gen. Sir A. Murray) ; Lady
Superintendent and Inspector Women's Internment Camps,
Prisoners of War from Palestine and Hedjaz (Egypt) ; twice
mentioned in despatches (F.M. Viscount AUenby). Addresses :
8, Sharia Suliman Pasha, Cairo, Egypt ; 17, De Vere Gardens,
London, W. (011127)
PHILLIPS, Elizabeth MiUer, Mrs., O.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Emily, Mrs., M.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Eric Taylor, M.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Ernest Harold, O.B.E, 6. 8 April, 1881 ;
j. of H. T. PhiUips, of Wolverhampton. Educ. : Wolver
hampton Grammar School, and Sidney Sussex CoU.,Cambridge.
CivU Service ; Principal, Ministry of Health. War Work :
Private Sec. to Parliamentary Sec. and to Permanent Sec. of
Locai Government Board. Address : Dairy, Heathside
Avenue, Woking. (01754)
PHILLIPS, Ernest Thomas Adams, M.B.E, 6. 22 May,
1878 ; s. of Thomas Adams PhUlips, of Bromley, Kent. Educ. :
Eastbourne CoU, and Emmanuel Coll, Cambridge (LL.B.
degree). SoUcitor ; Assistant Official Receiver, Companies
Liquidation Dept. War Work : England, Artists' Rifles ;
France, 296 Siege Battery, R.G.A. (S.R.) ; Anti-Gas Schools,
Havre, attached R.E. Address: Beech Corner, Chipstead,
Surrey. (M4576)
PHILLIPS, Lieut. Ernest WiUiam, O.B.E, R.G.A.
PHILLIPS, Ernest WUliam, O.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Franois Hardwick, O.B.E,
A.I.F. PHILLIPS, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. Frederick Brown,
O.B.E. PHILLIPS, Frederick Solomon, O.B.E, 6. 21 Nov. 1860 ;
s. of Barnet S. PhiUips, of 59, Queen's Gardens, Hyde Park ;
m. LUy AdeUne, d. of R. HaU, of Brighton. Educ. : Uni
versity Coll, School. War Work : Hon. Asst. Sec. to the St.
John Ambulance Association from Oct. 1914, till end of War.
Addresses : Sunnyside, Holmwood, Surrey ; 14, Marina Court
Avenue, BexhiU-ou-Sea. CZufis : Badminton ; Albemarle ;
Royal AutomobUe. (01756)
PHILLIPS, Brig.-Gen. Geoffrey Francis, C.B.E, D.S.O,
fi. 1879 ; s. of J. H. PhiUips. Educ : Wellington Coll. Entered
Duke of Cornwall's L.I. 1900 ; Capt. 1910 ; Major, 1915 ;
Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1917 ; serving with King's African Rifles,
with rank of Brig.-Gen ; served in SomaUland, 1908-10
(medal with clasp) ; Great War, 1914-19, on Staff (wounded,
despatches, Brevet Lieut.-Col, Order of SS. Maurice and
Lazarus of Italy). (C1099)
PHILLIPS, Lieut.-Col. George Ingleton, C.B.E. T. Major
and Brevet Lieut.-Col. in the Army ; served in the Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches) (C1740
PHILLIPS, Major George Lort, M.B.E, 5. 7 March,
1891; s. of George Gordon Owen PhiUips, M.D, F.R.CS,
F.R.C.P, of Warwick, Queensland, AustraUa, late of MUford
Haven, Pembrokeshhe, Wales ; m. LiUan, d. of the late John
AnseU, of Inverell, N.S.W. Educ : Church of England Gram
mar School, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Confidential
Sec. to AustraUan Diplomatic Service ; Freeman of County of
Haverfordwest, Wales. War Work : Served in Australian
Imperial Forces from Aug. 1914, in 2nd Battn. A.I.F. ; Active
Service, Egypt and GaUipoU ; wounded severely latter theatre,
" Lone Pine," and repatriated to England ; afterwards
Adjutant, Australian Command Depot, SaUsbury Plains ;
A.D.C. to G.O.C, A.I.F. ; Camp Commandant, A.I.F. Depots
in U.K. ; Commandant, A.I.F. Detention Barracks, Lewes,
Sessex; CO. Australian Graves Services in aU theatres.
Address : Australia House, Strand, London. Club : Royal
Automobile. (M2284)
PHILLIPS, Lieut.-Col. George Percy AchiUes, O.B.E,
PHILLIPS, Lieut. Harold Lionel, M.B.E, R.F.A. (T.)
PHILLIPS, Harry Joseph, M.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Helena Creed, M.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Henry Archibald AUen, M.I.M.E, 6, 13 Oct
1871; s. of WUUam Henry Medland PhUlips, of Edge Hill
House, Mitcheldean, Glos. ; m. Madeleine, d. of John E. Thomas,
of Aberdare. Educ : Colston School, Bristol, and Llandovery
CoU. Mining Engineer, practising at Swansea ; District
Inspector under the Coal Mines Department for South Wales,
Jfon, Somerset, and Glos. ; Consulting Engineer to several
Collieries, and Mineral and Estate Agent. War Work : District
Inspector as above ; Executive Officer, Pitwood Department
for South Wales ; Member, and acted Sec, of the South Wales
Pitwood Allocation Committee ; Member of Commission
appointed to inquire into short time worked in South Wales
Collieries, 1918. Address: Westmancote, Uplands Terrace,
Swansea. (011128)
PHILLIPS, Henry Dixon, M.B.E, J.P.
PHILLIPS, Henry Percy, O.B.E, fi. 26 July, 1869;
». of Edwin PhUUps, of Machen, Mon. ; to. Lucy Edith, d. of
John Pritchard, of Beaumaris. Educ. : Private School, and
Commercial Coll, Neuchatel, Switzerland. CoUiery Shipping
Agent (played haU-back under the Rugby code for Newport,
Mon, 1889-93, and for Wales, 1891-93). War Work : Hon.
Sec. for Belgian Refugee Committee at Newport and Monmouth
shire (for which was made " an Officer of the Order of the
Crown " by the King of the Belgians) ; voluntary munition
worker making Shells ; voluntary work in Recruiting Office ;
Member of the Port Labour Committee for organising Dock 411

Work during the War; Member of the Committee for the
arrangement of Export of Coal to France and Italy during the
War. Address: Rosenlaui, 19, Fields Park Road, Newport,
Mon. Club : Monmouthshire. (01758)
PHILLIPS, Henry Thomas, M.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Herbert, O.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Capt. Herbert Thomas, M.B.E., A.I.F.
PHILLIPS, Capt. Horace Stook, M.B.E, R.E.
PHILLIPS, Lieut. James Charles Joseph, M.B.E,
R.A.S.C PHILLIPS, James Falkner, M.B.E.
PHILLIPS, John Henry, M.B.E.
PHILLIPS, John Robert, O.B.E, 6. 28 May, 1871; s.
of the late John Foster PhiUips, of Brixton, Surrey ; m. Lydia
Redfarn, d. of the late Henry Smith, of Hay's Wharf, and St.
John's, S.E. Educ : Haberdashers' School ; Birkbeck Coll.
CivU Servant ; Boy Clerk, Money Order Dept, G.P.O, 1887-
90 ; Second Divion Clerk and Examiner, 1890-1914 ; Account
ant General's Dept, 1914-19 ; Accounting Officer, National
(War) Savings Committee, 1917 ; Director of Accounts National
(War) Savings Committee, 1919. War Work : Special duties
in G.P.O, 1914-16 ; seconded to National (War) Savings
Committee, May, 1916 ; appointed Accounting Officer, March,
1917. Address : 11, Slaithwaite Road, Lewisham, S.E. 13.
(O3870)
PHILLIPS, Major John Robert Parry, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
PHILLIPS, John Ruskin, M.B.E.
PHILLIPS, LiUan Marion Estelle, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of
the late Edward Savile, of Okehampton. Devon ; m. Capt.
Lionel 0. W, s. of Charles Phillips, of Unsted Park, Godal-
ming. War Work : Vice-Pres, Surrey B.R.C.S. ; Commandant
Thorncombe MUitary Hospital, Bramley, Surrey. Address :
Unsted Park, Godalming, Surrey. Club : Bath. (01759)
PHILLIPS, Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Marion Isabel, Lady, O.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Major Peroival, O.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Sir Peroival, K.B.E, 6. 2 July, 1877 ; s. of
Hibbard Samuel PhiUips, M.D, of Canonsburgh, Pennsyl
vania, U.S.A. Educ. : Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Associated continuously with daily newspapers In America
1895-1901 ; with Greek Army in War against Turkey, 1897 ;
Spanish- American War, 1898 ; War Correspondent, " DaUy
Express " in Russo-Japanese War, 1904 ; Jamaica earth
quake, 1907 ; Balkans, 1909 ; revolution in Catalonia, 1909 ;
revolution in Portugal, 1910 ; Champagne riots, Northern
France, 1911 ; with Italian Expedition in Tripoli 1911 ;
Coronation Durbar at Delhi, and Imperial tour through India,
1911-12 ; other Royal tours at home and abroad ; funeral of
King Frederick of Denmark, 1912 ; with Bulgarian Army
in first Balkan campaign, 1912-13 ; with Belgian Field Army
from declaration of War, August, 1914, until fall of Antwerp ;
one of the first five accredited war correspondents with
British Armies (Western Front), May, 1915; reprepenting
"DaUy Express" and "Morning Post"; and served in this
capacity until the Armistice, 1918; with the advance into
Germany, and attached British Army of the Rhine until
conclusion of Peace ; accompanied Prince of Wales on
Canadian Tour, 1919; in Egypt, then Syria and Palestine
during Arab rising, 1919-20 ; in Constantinople until signing
of Peace with Turkey; and Athens during Greek Crisis, 1920;
Chevalier of the Legion of Honour. Clubs : Royal Aero ;
Savage ; Royal Automobile. (K410)
PHILLIPS, Capt. Rees, O.B.E, M.D, D.P.H. (London),
6. 1878 ; s. of Richard PhUlips, of Great Molleston, Narberth,
Pembrokeshhe ; m. Ida Gladys, d. of Walter Sheard, of Leeds.
Educ. : Univ. Coll, Aberystwyth ; Middlesex Hospital,
Univ. of London. Medical Practitioner. War Work : Section
Commander in l/2nd East Anglian Field Ambulance ; served
in GaUipoli, Egypt, and Palestine, 1915-18 ; mentioned m
despatches twice. Address: 62, Upper Kennington Lane,
S.E. 11. (06269)
PHILLIPS, Paymaster-Comm. Richard Hood Grant,
O.B.E, R.N. __ , , __ . „ „ _
PHILLIPS, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Brooklehurst, O.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Thomas WUliams, C.B.E, 6. 1883 ; s. of
Thomas PhiUips, of Schoolhouse, Cemmaes, Montgomeryshire ;
m. 1913, Alice Hah Potter. Educ : Jesus Coll, Oxford.
Barrister, Gray's Inn, 1913 ; entered Board of Trade, 1906; be
came Principal Officer, Employment Depart. 1916 ; appointed
Acting Director, Employment Depart, Ministry of Labour
1918 ; Assist. Sec. 1918 ; also a Member of its Departmental
Council, 1919. Club : Royal Societies'. (C595)
PHILLIPS, WaUace Henry, M.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Walter John, M.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Major WiUiam Albert, OBB
PHILLIPS, Major WilUam Austin, M.B.E.
PHILLIPS, William James, M.B.E, 6. 16 April, 1892 ; s. of
John W PhUlips, of Chelsea. Incorporated Accountant
Superintending Accountant, Admhalty. War Work: Work
for Admhalty. Address : 56, Delated Street, Fulham
London, S.W. 6. ... _ n __ _ (O8019)
PHILLIPS, Capt. WiUiam James, O.B.E.
PHILLIPS, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WUliam John, O.B.E,
E PHILLIPS Capt. William John, O.B.E, 6. 5 July, 1867;
s. of the late WiUiam Beal PhiUips, of Brentford and Chelms
ford ; m. EmUy, d. of John Cooksey, late of Aldershot. Educ :
Liskeard County School, and Military School. Capt and
Qr-Mr Royal Horse ArtUlery. War Work: Instructor m

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THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Gunnery and ArtUlery to the 9th, 12th, 14th, 17th, 23rd, and
37th Division, R.A. ; Instructor and Camp Staff Officer,
Okehampton Artillery Camp, 1915-16 ; Instructor at St.
Johns Wood and Mansfield Park, Officer Cadet Schools ;
Instructor in Artillery to Young Officers, No 60 Reserve Bde,
R.F.A. Address : Ash Bank, Ash Vale, Aldershot. (07547)
PHILLIPS, WilUam Lambert CoUyer, O.B.E.
PHILLIPSON, Major John, O.B.E.
PHILLPOTTS, Bertha Surtees, O.B.E, Litt.D. ; d. of
James Surtees Phillpotts, B.C.L, formerly Head Master of
Bedford School. Educ : Girton Coll, Cambridge. Principal
of Westfield CoU. (Univ. of London) ; previously Lady Carlisle
Research Fellow, SomervUle Coll, Oxford. War Work :
Private Sec. to H.B.M. Minister at Stockholm. Address :
Westfield CoUege, London, N.W. 3. Club : Univ. for Ladies.
(01761)
PHILLPOTTS, LilUan LesteUa Elizabeth Georgina,
M.B.E.; Q.M.A.A.C.
PHILLPOTTS, Owen Surtees, O.B.E, fi. 9 Oct. 1870 ; s.of
James Surtees PhUlpotts, of The Ousels, Tunbridge Wells.
Educ. : Bedford; Worcester Coll, Oxford. H.B.M. Com
mercial Sec. to H.B.M. Legation in Vienna ; formerly H.M.
Consul in Vienna. War Work : Commercial Attache to H.M.
Legation at Stockholm. Club : National Liberal. (0652)
PHILPOT, Lieut. Albert John, O.B.E, R.E.
PHILPOT, David, D.S.O, O.B.E.
PHILPOT, Harold Percy, M.B.E, F.CI.S, 6. 28 March,
1878 ; s. of Percival PhUpot, of Lewisham ; to. Jessie, d. of
George Henniker, of Wandsworth Common. Educ. : East
Dulwich Coll. (now dissolved). Director, Canned Goods
Importers. War Work : In charge of Canned Fish Section,
Ministry of Food, untU 1 Jan. 1920. Address : 47-51, King
William Street, E.C. 4. (M3899)
PHILPOT, Joseph Henry, M.B.E, M.D. (Lond.),
M.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 14 July, 1850 ; s. of the Rev. Joseph
Charles PhUpot, formerly FeUow of Worcester Coll, Oxford ;
m. Isaline, d. of Joseph Needham, of New Inn, W.C Educ :
King's CoU, London. War Work : Chairman of Committee,
War Refugees' Dispensary ; awarded the MedaiUe du Roi
Albert, by the King of the Belgians. Address : 61, Chester
Square, S.W. 1. CZufi .- Savile. (M9297)
PHILPOT, Thomas, M.B.E, J.P.
PHILPOTT, Capt. Henry Goschen, O.B.E, R.N.
PHILPS, Evelyn Chapman, M.B.E.
PHILSON, Lucy, Mrs., M.B.E.
PHIPPS, 2nd Lieut. Charles WiUiam, M.B.E, R.A.F.
PHIPPS, Capt. Frederick Reginald, O.B.E, R.E.
PHIPPS, Capt. Henry Croly, M.B.E. ; s. of the late
Charles Hare Phipps, M.A, of South Cregg, Fermoy, Co. Cork ;
m. Dorothy EmUy Mary. d. of the late George Masters Pyne, of
Ballyvolane, Fermoy, Co. Cork. War Work : Royal Army
Service Corps. CZufi. : Royal Dish Yacht, Kingstown. (M5535)
PHIPPS, Capt. Paul Campbell, M.B.E.
PHIZACKERLEY, George Thompson, O.B.E, M.Inst.T,
fi. 22 Oct. 1858 ; s. of Edmund Phizackerley, of Lancaster ;
m. Margaret, d. of WUliam Kench, of Chipping Norton, Oxon.
Educ. : Privately. District Goods Manager (for Liverpool
and Birkenhead), L. & N.-W. RaUway. War Work : Transport
of Munitions of War, Foodstuffs, and MiUtary Equipment of
Canadian-American troops through Liverpool ; Member of
several local Government Committees in connection with
transport, etc. Address : 25, Highfield South, Rock Ferry,
Cheshire. Club : Exchange, Liverpool. (011129)
PHC3NIX, Herbert Ray, M.B.E, fi. 19 May, 1873 ; s. of
Joseph Phoenix, late of Inland Revenue Dept, Ipswich ; to.
Lucy Maud, d. of Joseph Summers, of Wood Green, N. Educ :
Berners House School, Ipswich ; Ipswich Middle School.
Chief Registrar, Ministry of Labour. War Work : Reorganisa
tion and control of Registry Branch, Labour Departments,
Ministry of Munitions ; organisation and control, Registry
Branch, Department of Demobilisation and Resettlement ;
co-ordination and control of Registries of Ministry of Labour.
Addresses: Laleham, Barnard HiU, Muswell Hill, N. 10;
Ministry of Labour, Whitehall, S.W. 1. (M9298)
PHOTIADES, Lieut. Nicolas John, M.B.E.
PHYTHIAN, Thomas Ewart, M.B.E.
PICKARD, Henry, M.B.E.
PICKEN, Capt. Andrew, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C. (S.R ).
PICKEN, Anna Craig, Mrs., M.B.E.
PICKEN, 2nd Lieut. Richard Nelson, M.B.E.
PICKERILL, Major Henry Percy, O.B.E, M.D.
PICKERING, Alice Mabel, Mrs., M.B.E, A.R.R.C.
fi. 1860 ; d. of the Rev. Michael Henry Simpson, of Tow Law,
Durham ; to. William Henry, H.M. Chief Inspector of Mines,
s. of James Pickering, of Gathurst, Wigan. Educ. : St.
Peter's School, York. War Work : Commandant of the Arnold
Auxiliary MUitary Hospital, Doncaster, 1914-19 ; hospital
began 25 beds, increased to 150 ; over 3000 patients were
treated in hospital ; 2000 out-patients were treated ; £2000
handed over to the local infirmary when hospital closed.
Address : Rirlgehome, Bentley, Doncaster. (M849)
S.SJ5S5J?0' Lieut- Edwin Fitzgerald Samuel, M.B.E.
PICKERING, Fred, M.B.E, J.P, 6. Sept. 1866 ; s. of
George Pickering of Batley, Yorkshire ; to. Emma Louisa,
d. ot George Wright Grinstead, of Leeds. Educ : Batley
Grammar School. J.P, Bradford; Managing Director,
Fred Pickering & Son, Ltd, Umbrella and Stick Manu
facturers; Sec. and Director, John W. Hill, Ltd, Cloth

and Yarn Manufacturers ; Hon. Sec. of Bradford Chamber
of Trade for 14 years until 1919 ; President National Chamber
of Trade 21st Conference at Bradford, 1919, now Hon.
Sec. again ; North of England and North Wales Organiser
And Adviser under the One-Man Business Preservation Scheme
of the Ministry of National Service and the Local Government
Board ; Vice-President of the West Yorkslnre Federated
Chambers of Trade of the National Chamber ; was the Organiser
and Hon. Sec. of the Bradford Traders' War Fund, which raised
nearly £9,000 in weekly collections from traders ; joint Hon.
Sec. of the Lord Mayor's War Fund (raised £200,000) ; Hon.
Sec. and Organiser of the Bradford Sailors' and Soldiers'
Children's Christmas Fund, which entertained some 80,000
youngsters each war-time Christmas ; Hon. Sec. of the local
Belgian Pure Water Fund and the Serbian Fund of a similar
nature ; Organiser of egg shows which resulted in thousands
of fresh eggs being collected for the miUtary hospitals ; Organiser
of a traders' contribution to the Y.M.C.A. funds for a new
Bradford centre ; local Hon. Sec. for the Farmers' Red Cross
Fund ; a Member of the local MUitary Service Tribunal ;
Trader's Representative on the Bradford Citizens' Army League,
which raised three " Pals " battalions and recruited for other
units ; Chahman of the local Committee administering the
Retail Businesses Licensing Order ; Member of the local Labour
Advisory Committee ; Vice-Chahman of Directors of the York
shire branch of the Lord Roberts' Memorial Workshops for
disabled Service men ; Member of the Council of the Bradford
Army Veterans' Association and of the local Committee of the
Navy and Army War Pensions Committee; Member of the
Interviewing Board, Appointments Committee, Ministry of
Labour ; Member of the local Advisory Committee, Ministry of
Labour. Address : Fagley House, Bradford. (M9302)
PICKERING, Lieut.-Com. Frederick, O.B.E, R.N.R,
R.D. PICKERING, Capt. John RusseU, M.B.E, F.L.A.A, fi.
7 July, 1884 ; s. of j. C Pickering, of Scarborough, m. Dora,
d. of A. W. Hilling, of Chorley Wood. Educ. : Ancaster
House, St. Leonards, and King's. War Work : With the
Royal Army Service Corps. Addresses : Balham Court,
London, S.W. 12; The Point, Exmouth. Clubs: Farmers';
United R.A.S.C. (M5536)
PICKERING, Percy, M.B.E.
PICKERING, Comm. WUUam AUred, O.B.E, R.N.
PICKERSGILL, WUUam, C.B.E, J.P, W.Sch, 6. 1
March, 1861 ; s. of John Gaukrodger PickersgiU, of Crewe ;
to. Mary, d. of James Hope, of Jamulpur, India. Educ. :
Public School and Academy, Crewe ; Finsbury College ; and
Birkbeck Institute, London. Locomotive, Carriage, and
Wagon Superintendent, Caledonian RaUway Company ;
Member of Engineers and ShipbuUders Institute of Scotland;
Member of Institute of Locomotive Engineers (President,
1920) ; Member of Association of RaUway Locomotive Engi
neers of Great Britain and Ireland (President, 1912). War
Work : Manufacture of ambulance trains for France for
British Troops ; supplied locomotives to France ; manu
facture of general service waggons, fuses, torpedoes, gun mount
ings, mines, transport waggons, railway waggons for armoured
trains, sterilising tanks, etc. (C2875)
PICKETT, Capt. AUred Cleveland, O.B.E,, R.A.M.C
PICKFORD, Hind, M.B.E.
PICKIN, Major WiUiam David, O.B.E.
PICKLES, Edward Llewellyn, M.B.E.
PICOT, Henrietta Sybil Douglas, M.B.E.
PICOT, Lieut.-Col. Henry Philip, C.B.E, late Indian
Staff Corps, Officer of Legion of Honour, 6. 29 April, 1857;
s. of Phillip Henry Picot, of Brisbane, Australia ; m. Frances
Mary Douglas, d. of Major-Gen. Douglas Scott, of Erin Lodge,
Weybridge. Educ. : Thomsons' School, Jersey ; R.M.C.
Sandhurst. Lieut, 21 Sept. 1874, Dukeof WeUington's Regt. ;
retired as Lieut.-Col. 4 Nov. 1903 ; Afghanistan, 1878-80
(twice mentioned in despatches) ; Zaimusht Expedition (men
tioned in depatches) ; Black Mountain Expedition : Military
attache', Teharan 1893-1900 ; Oriental Secretary, H.M.'s
Legation Teheran, 1898-1900. War Work : MiUtary Attache,
Berne, Switzerland, 1914-16 ; Officer in Charge of British
Interned in Switzerland, 1916-18 ; President of the British
Legation, Red Cross Organisation in Switzerland (Interned
Branch) 1916-18 ; Member of Committee of Berne Bread
Bureau (affiliated to Central Prisoners of War Committee,
London), 1915-16. Address: 33, Onslow Gardens, S.W. 7.
Club : Junior United Service. (C596)
PICTON, Lionel James, O.B.E, M.A. Oxon, M.B.
Oxon, B.Ch, L.R.C.P, M.R.C.S, 6. 20 Feb. 1874; s. of
WUliam Henry Picton, of Bebbington, Cheshire, and Liver
pool ; m. Mary Emma, A.R.R.C, d. of Charles Hibbert Btnney,
of Ilford. Educ : Merchant Tavlors' School, Crosby, Merton
CoU, Oxford, and St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London;
Surgeon, Albert Infirmary, Winsford ; M.O.H. Winsford;
Hon. Sec, Cheshire Medical and Panel Committee. War Wort :
Surgeon and Registrar Baltic and Corn Exchange Hospital,
Calais; Surgeon in charge of St. John AuxUiary Hospital,
Somerford Park, Congleton, and Witten House Hospital,
Northwich ; Surgeon, Holmes Chapel Divisions, St. John
Ambulance Brigade. Addresses : Holmes Chapel, Cheshire :
B.M.A. 429, Strand, W.C ; Liverpool Medical Institution. (011130)
PICTON, Col. Reginald Ernest, C.B.E. Formerly Col.
R.E. ; served in SomaUland, 1890 ; and in China, 1900 (medal
with clasp). (C2041)

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Pilling

PIDGEON, Major Geoffrey Denzie, O.B.E, R.A.
PIENAAR. Felippus Fowrie, O.B.E. (012054)
PIERCE, Elsie Louisa, Mrs., M.B.E, b. 23 March, 1895 ;
d. of John Robert Dines, of Grays, Essex ; m. Ernest Vernon,
s. of EUis Pierce, of Rainham, Kent. Educ. : Palmer's Coll,
Grays, and the Convent of La Ste. Union des Sacres Coeurs,
Grays, Essex. War Work : Member of Sir Auckland Geddes
Personal Secretariat during his tenure of office as Minister of
national Service ; President of the Board of Trade, Minister of
Reconstruction, and President of the Local Government
Board. Address : New Road, Grays, Essex. (M9305)
PIERCE, Helen, O.B.E.
PIERCE, Thomas John, M.B.E.
PIERCE, Major WiUiam Robertus, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
T.F, fi. 15 Aug. 1883 ; s. of Hugh Pierce, of Llanrwst ; m. Leta
Rogers, d. of T. Rogers Jones, J.P., CC, of Llanrwst. Educ. :
Wesley Coll., Sheffield ; Univ. of Liverpool. Hon. Anaesthetist
David Lewis Northern Hospital, Liverpool. War Work :
Served in 2nd West Lancs Field Ambulance, 34 Casualty
Clearing Station, and 41st Stationary Hospital in France,
1915-18. Address : 34, Princes Avenue, Liverpool. CZitfis :
Lyceum; University. (05682)
PIERCY, Mary Louisa, Mrs. WiUiam, O.B.E.
PIERCY, WUUam, C.B.E, Officier de l'Order de Leopold
H, fi. 7 Feb. 1886 ; s. of Edward Piercy ; to. May Louisa, d.
of Hon. T. H. W. Pelham, of Deene House, Putney HiU, S.W.
(see Burke's Peerage, Chichester, E). Lecturer at the London
School of Economics and Political Science. War Work :
Principal Assistant C.B. Division, Ministry of Munitions ;
Associated Secretarial Officer of Inland Revenue, Member of
Allied Provisions Export Commission, U.S.A. ; Dhector of
British Ministry of Food in U.S.A. Address : 12, The Grove,
Boltons, London, S.W. Club: National. (C1025)
PIERPODJT, Major Harry William, O.B.E, F.R.CS.
I.M.S. PIERPOINT, Marie Eugenie, Mrs., M.B.E.
PIERSON, Reginald Kershaw. M.B.E.
PIETER, Sir John George, O.B.E.
PIGGOTT, His Honour Judge Sir George Bettesworth,
K.B.E, F.R.G.S, J.P, 6. 30 AprU, 1857 ; s. of Fraser Piggott,
J.P, of Fitz-HaU, Sussex ; m. 1st, Amy (dLd 1909), d. of Major
Harvey SpiUer. 2nd, Madine Sophie, d. of the late Sir Reginald
Proctor Beauchamp, 5th Bart, and Lady Violet, d. of 5th
Earl of Roden (see Burke's Peerage). Educ : Westminster
School. Student, Middle Temple, 1884 ; caUed to Bar, 1888 ;
Judicial Officer and Vice-Consul of the British Central Africa
Protectorate 1896 ; Chief Judicial Officer, 1898 ; Assistant
Judge for Zanzibar, 1900 ; Senior Judge 1901-4 ; Assistant
Judge HM.'s Supreme Consular Court, SubUme Ottoman
Porte, 1904-12, and Acting Judge ; retired, 1911 ; sat to Appel
late Jurisdiction as Pres. of H.M. Appeal Court for Eastern
Africa ; also sat as Judge in Arab matters on the highest
judicial tribunal of H.M. the SiUtan of Zanzibar ; was legal
member of the East Africa Protectorate Council ; Member of
the Appeal Tribunal for the County of London under the
Military Service Act, and Deputy Chahman and Secretary to
that tribunal. Address : 24, Cliveden Place, Eaton Square,
S.W. CZufis: Carlton; St. James's; Wellingon. (K228)
PIGGOTT, Henry Howard, C.B, C.B.E, 6. 13 Sept. 1871 ;
s. of the late Rev. Henry James Piggott. of ViUino Belloni,
Via Mondovi, Rome, Italy ; to. Mary Edith Frederica, d. of
the late Rev. Routh Tomlinson, of Finchampstead, Berks.
Educ. : Kingswood School, Bath, and Corpus Christi Coll,
Oxford. Assistant Master, Bradfleld College, Berks, 1895-
1902; H.M. Inspector of Schools, Board of Education, 1902-15.
War Work : Ministry of Munitions, 1915-19 ; Private
Sec. to Rt. Hon. C. Addison and to Rt. Hon. Winston ChurchUl,
when Ministers of Munitions, 1916-17 ; Assistant Secretary
to the Ministry of Munitions, 1917-19. Address : 74, Cheyne
Court, Chelsea, S.W. 3. ' (C265)
PIGHTLING, Garnet, M.B.E.
PIGOTT, Major Henry Lionel, O.B.E, Lieut.-Comm.
K.N, retired, 6. 6 Sept. 1877 ; s. of Edmund Pigott, of Trentham
Staffs.; m. Mary Gwendolyn, d. of Walter Palmour, of Preston.
Educ : Stubbington. Chief Land Agent, Southern Command.
Address: The Red House, Durrington, WUts. CZwfi : Sports.
(01762)
PIGOTT, Capt. John Glyn, O.B.E.
PIGOTT, Capt. St. John Renwick, O.B.E.
PIGOTT, Richard, C.B.E, J.P, fi. 1 April, 1861 ; s. of
Richard Pigott, of London ; m. Mary Richards, d. of Edward
Mountford, of Shipston-on-Stour. Educ. : MUl HiU School.
Wholesale Tea and Coffee Merchant. War Work : Hon.
Director of Tea Supplies at the Ministry of Food. Address :
1, Barlsfield Road, Wandsworth Common, London. Clubs :
Beforrn; New City. (C1026)
PIGOTT, Lieut.-Col. WeUesley George, O.B.E, J.P, 6.
20 AprU, 1861 ; s. ofthe Rev. W. Pigott, of Bemerton, SaUsbury ;
». Helen Louise, d. of Captain T. Donaldson, of Cheswardine,
Salop, 3rd Hussars. Educ. : Eton. Rifle Brigade 1881-97 ;
1900-1, 1914-19 ; Adjutant 3rd Batt. Rifle Brigade, 1884-89 ;
Adjutant, Rifle Depot, 1889-92 ; Adjutant, 3rd V.B. Essex Regt.
1892-1897; Adjutant, Royal Rifle Reserve Regt, 1900-1.
War Work : Rejoined for service, Sept. 1914 ; served with
12th Batt. Rifle Brigade, and Commanded it at the Battle of
loos ; Commanded 15th Batt. Rifle Brigade from May, 1916,
to Feb. 1919, and 25th Batt. Rifle Brigade from Feb. to June,
1919. Address : The Weirs, Brockenhurst. Club : Army and
Navy. (07576)

PIKE, Lieut.-Col. Cuthbert Joseph, C.B.E, D.L, Cornwall,
6. 5 June, 1868 ; s. of Walter Pike, m. Dorothy Margaret Mary,
d. pf the late Daniel O'Connell (deceased). Educ. : Oscott
Coll. Commanding 3rd Batt, Duke of Cornwall's Light
Infantry. Addresses: 1, Douro Terrace, St. Heller, Jersey;
PorkelUs, nr. Helston, Cornwall. (01741)
PIKE, Emma, M.B.E, 6. 5 May, 1861. Trained Nurse.
War Work : District Nursing at Ramsgate. Address : Lang-
don House, The Elms, Ramsgate. (M9310)
PIKE, Paymaster-Lieut. Evan Cuthbert, M.B.E, R.N.R.
PIKE, John, O.B.E, M.Inst.T, fi. 1868; s. of John
Pike, of Knightsbridge ; to. Laura Edith, d. of Adolphus
Pursell Patten, of Rickmansworth. Educ. : City of London
School. Director of Rates and Charges, Ministry of Transport.
War Work : Assistant Goods Manager, L. and N.W .Rly. ;
represented Railway Companies on Port and Transit Executive
Committee, and Home Trade Transport Control Committee.
Address : Cromdale, Marlborough HiU, Harrow. Club :
Junior Constitutional. (011131)
PIKE, T. Major Montague Headland, O.B.E, M.C.
PIKE, Robert, O.B.E.
PILCHER, CeoU Westland, M.B.E, 6. 15 Oct. 1870;
s. of W. J. Pilcher, F.R.CS, of Boston ; m. Evelyn Mary, d.
of Clement Southam F.S.A, of Shrewsbury. Educ. : Bath
Coll. ; Oxford Univ. ; St. Thomas's Hospital. War Work :
Medical Officer in charge of troops, 1914-18 ; Commandant
V.A.D. (men) ; Capt. Lines. R.A.M.C. (V). Address : Boston,
Lincolnshire. (M9311)
PILCHER, Col. Edgar Montagu, C.B, C.B.E, D.S.O,
M.B, B.A, B.C., F.R.CS, fi. 1865 ; s. of Col. Jesse G. Pilcher,
F.R.CS, Indian Med. Ser. ; to. 1899, Lilias, d. of the late
Capt. Henri Campbell, I.S.C. Educ. : Clifton, and Clare Coll.
Camb. Entered Army, 1892 ; Capt. R.A.M.C 1895 ; Major,
1904 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1913 ; Lieut.-Col. 1914 ; Brevet
Col. 1916 ; Col. Army Med. Ser. 1917 ; served with Tirah
Expedition, 1897-98 (medal with two clasps) ; S. Africa, 1900
(despatches, Queen's medal with five clasps, King's medal with
two clasps) ; appointed Professor of MU. Surg, Roy. Army.
Med. Coll. 1910 ; Hon. Surg, to H.M. 1918. Club : Con
stitutional. (C1304)
PILCHER, Richard Bertram, O.B.E, F.C.I.S, 6. 23 March,
1874 ; s. of Herbert Edward PUcher, of Patrixbourne, Kent ;
to. Violet Frances, d. of George Alfred Sims, of Upper Winchen-
don, Bucks. Educ. : B.O.A, and King's CoU, London.
Registrar and Sec. ofthe Institute of Chemistry of Great Britain
and Deland ; Member of Council, Chartered Institute of Secre
taries, 1st President of the Chartered Secretaries' Students,
Socioty (London) ; a Vice-President, Association of Men of
Kent and Kentish Men ; Sec. of the Glass Research Committee
of the Institute of Chemistry, promoting the production of
scientific glassware, etc, co-operating with the Department of
Scientific and Industrial Research and the Department of
Optical Munitions and Glassware Supply, Ministry of Muni
tions ; assisted to securing the services of chemists (1 ) for the
Admiralty, especially for the R.N. Experimental Station,
Stratford, (2) for the War Office, especially in connection with
Gas Warfare (offensive and defensive), and Royal Army Ord
nance Corps, (3) for the Royal Ah Force (Hydrogen Officers,
Kite BaUoon Section, Aeronautical Inspection Department and
Royal Ahcraft Factory), (4) for the Ministry of Munitions,
Department of Explosives Supplies. (5) for other Government
Departments, (6) for Controlled Establishments producing
various materials of war, etc. ; joined Special Constabulary,
Aug. 1914 ; Dep. Insp. 1920 ; Member of the Officers' Resettle
ment Committee, Ministry of Labour, 1918-20 ; Civilian
Advisory Board (France), 1919 ; Member of the Grants
Committee, Appointments Department, Ministry of Labour,
1919-20 ; Resettlement of Ex-Service Chemists in civil
appointments. Addresses : 9, Westbury Road, Woodside
Park, Finchley, London, N. 12 ; 30, RusseU Square, W.C. 1.
Club : Chemical Industry. (011133)
PILDITCH, Eng.-Lieut. Cyril Harold Lee, O.B.E, R.N.
PILGRIM, Ida Helen, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 27 April, 1869;
d. ot AUred Ernest Hawley, of Leicester ; to. Walter John,
s. of Stephen Pilgrim, of The Castle Hill, Hinckley. War
Work : Hon. Sec. for the Hinckley and Market Bosworth Divi
sion of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association ;
Organiser and Joint Hon. Sec. Hinckley Area War Pensions
Committee ; Organiser and Hon. Sec. Hinckley and District
Prisoners of War Relief Fund. Address : The Priest Hills,
Hinckley, Leicestershire. (011134)
PILKINGTON, Lieut. Dennis Fielden, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
PILKINGTON, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Edward, C.B.E.
New Zealand Forces ; served in S. Africa, 1900 (Queen's medal
with four clasps) ; Great War, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1864)
PILKINGTON, Leonard Gamier, M.B.E.
PILKINGTON, Percy, M.B.E.
PILLAI, Hannah Sargon, Mrs., M.B.E.
PILLER, Sir John George, O.B.E.
PILLERS, Major Robert Kingsley, O.B.E, R.A.F.
PILLING, Henry, M.B.E, 6. 13 July, 1867 ; s. of WiUiam
PUling, of Bolton ; to. Sarah, d. ot Miles Gerrard, of Bolton.
Educ. : Manchester Grammar School. General Manager of
GaUoways, Ltd, Engineers, Manchester. War Work : Steam
Boilers, Rolling MiU Engines, Blast Furnace Gas Engines ;
Shell Forgings, Floating Mines, Aerial Torpedoes, Tank Hulls,
Machined Shells, etc. Address : Glenderwyn, 20, Manchester
Road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy. CZufis : Engineers' ; Reform,
Manchester. (M850)

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THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

PILLOW, Capt. Frederiok WiUiam, O.B.E.
PILTER, Sir John, O.B.E, Knight of Legion of Honour,
and Commander of the Order of Nicliam lftikhae, 6. 17 March,
1848 ; s. of Thomas Pilter, of Paris ; m. EmUy, d. of James
Bowman, J.P, of Halifax. Educ. : Privately. Retired from
business; Hon. President, British Chamber of Commerce,
Paris. War Work : Chairman of Committee of Hertford
British Hospital, Paris ; Hon. Sec. and Treas. British Charitable
Fund, Paris ; Member of Committee of Paris British Recruiting
Committee ; Member of Military Local Tribunal and Ambassa
dor's Advisory Committee on Exemption ; Hon. Treas. of
Comer of BUghty for soldiers on leave in Paris ; British Vice-
President of Union des Colonies Etrangeres in Paris for the re
education of mutUated soldiers ; Member of Council of Associa
tion France — Great Britain. Address : 48, Rue Michel Ange,
Paris. Clubs : St. James's ; Interallied (Paris). (011135)
PIM, James Howard, C.B.E. Chairman, Cost of Living
Commn, S. Africa, during the Great War. (C2006)
PIM, Major John, O.B.E.
PIM, Violet May, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of J. O. Thompson,
of Grantham ; m. John, s. of Joshua Pirn, of KUliney, Co.
Dublin. Educ. : Grantham Ladles' Coll, and Baker Street
High School. War Work : Commandant V.A.D. No 12,
Lines, and Red. Cross Hospital, The Barracks, Grantham
(60 beds), Non. 1914, to Feb. 1919. Address : Norman Leys,
Grantham. (01765)
PIN, Violet Constance Letitia Mary, M.B.E. Educ :
St. Martin's-in-the-Fields High School. Private Sec. to
The Hon. Sir Arthur Stanley, G.B.E, Chairman, Joint Council
British Red Cross Society and Order of St. John. Address :
6, Sandringham BuUdings, Charing Cross Road, London,
W.C. 2. (M9312)
PINCHARD, Rev. Arnold Theophilus Biddulph, M.B.E,
Chevalier de l'Ordre de la Couronne (Belgique), 6. 30 June.
1860 ; s. of John Henry Biddulph Pinchard ; m. Maud
Sophia Julia, d. of John Matthew Butler, M.D, of Woolwich.
Educ. : Shrewsbury School, Durham Univ. Sec. to the English
Church Union. War Work : Vice-Chairman and Sec. to the
War Refugees Committee, Birmingham ; Chahman, Civic
Recreation League, Bhmingham. Address : 31, Russell
Square, W.C. 1. Club : Authors'. (M851)
PINCHES, Nora, Mrs, M.B.E.
PINCHIN, Lieut. John Fitzmaurice, O.B.E, R.N.R.
PmCHING, Charles James, O.B.E, M.B, B.Ch. Oxon,
fi. 12 AprU, 1875 ; s. of Charles John Pinching, of 76, New,
Road, Gravesend ; to. Gertrude, d. of John Russell, of
Gravesend. Educ : Tonbridge School ; Oxford Univ. ; Guy's
Hospital. Surgeon Gravesend Hospital. War Work : M.O.
in charge of MUitary Hospital, Gravesend ; Consulting Surgeon
Great Hermitage Auxiliary Hospital ; Surgeon Military
Red Cross Gravesend Hospital ; Surgeon, Thames Section
Thames and Medway Defences. Address : 76, New Road,
Gravesend. (04385)
PINCKNEY, Capt. David Ward, M.B.E, R.A.F.
PINCKNEY, John Robert Hugh, C.B.E, 6. 11 May, 1876 •
s. of Erlysman Pinckney, of Highbury, Warminster; m.
Winifred, (i of James Ledger Hill, of Combe Grove, Bath.
Educ. : Wellington CoUege, and Trinity College, Cambridge.
Director of various PubUc Companies. War Work : War
Trade Intelligence Department (acting Deputy Chairman)
Address : Hidden Cottage, Hungerford. CZwfis : Carlton •
Oriental. (C2876)
PINCKNEY, Capt. Leonard Durnford, O.B.E, 6. 21 Sept.
1869 ; 2nd s. of John Pinckney, of The Manor House, Great
Durnford, Salisbury. Educ. : Dr. Burney's, Gosport ; Train-
ng Ship " Conway." Capt. P. and O. Co. War Work : Capt
of P. and O. s.s. " SomaU " in Aug. 1914 ; " SomaU " at out
break of war was fitted as troopship and carried troops to
India and back ; carried troops to GaUipoli ; at Malta was
fitted as H.M. Hospital ship under Admiralty ; all through the
Campaign was carrying wounded from GaUipoli to Malta
and Alexandria ; was present at both evacuations and flnaUy
brought wounded to England, when he was transferred to
P. and O. s.s. " Kyber " acting as H.M. Troopship ; carried
troops twice to Montreal and back ; after Armistice was for
six months in North Sea taking Belgians from Hull to Antwerp
and bringing back English Prisoners of War from Rotterdam
to HuU. Address : Eastmount, SaUsbury. Club : Golfer's.
PINCOMBE, Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 18 Jan. 1869 ^s^of
John Pincombe, of Cardiff ; m. Annie Jane, d. of Cornelius
James GuUyes, of Cardiff. Educ. : Privately. SoUcitor and
Clerk to the Mountain Ash Urban District Council • Clerk to
Mountain Ash Burial Board, and Legal Adviser to Mountain
Ash Education Committee. War Work : Hon. Sec of Local
Representative Committee of National Relief Fund; Hon
Sec of Local Belgian Refugees Committee ; Clerk to Local
Tribunal under the Military Service Acts ; Hon. Sec. of Local
Food Control Committee. Hon. Sec. Local War Pensions
Committee. Address : The Town HaU, and Glanpennar
Mountain Ash. fMQ31^1
PINDER, Lieut. Arthur WiUiam, M.B.E. '
PINDER, Charles Ralph, C.B.E, 6. 1866 ; s. of the late
Frederick Pinder of Exeter; Construction' Manager at H.M
High Explosives Factories since 1915. (C2661
EK55EJ?' Lieut' Francis WiUiam Stanley, O.B.E.
nr w^& Capt- £1?arle„s,' ?'BE> B-A- : «• of Thomas Pine,
of Westbury-on-Trim Gloster.; to. Emily, d. of Joseph Brace
of bt. Neots, Bedfordshire. Educ. : Bhmingham. For 30

years in the Royal Regiment of Artillery through every grade
from Gunner to Captain ; War Work : Instructor in Gunnery
Coast ArtiUery School, Golden HU1, and Portsmouth Garrison
1914-20. Address: Tremelbye, Alton Road, Freshwater'
Isle of Wight. (O8910i
PINE, Lieut. John Henry, M.B.E. '
PINHEY, Eustace Townley, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.M fi
1877 ; s. of W. H. Pinhey, of Strathfield, Sydney, Australia'
Educ : Sydney Univ. Senior Medical Officer, Hackney
Infirmary, London. Awarded Silver Medal of Royal Humane
Society of New South Wales, 1908, for conspicuous bravery in
saving two lives from drowning. War Work: Regimental
Medical Officer attached 78th Brigade, Royal Field ArtUlery ¦
twice mentioned in despatches ; Surgeon, MiUtary Hospital'
Bethnal Green, London. (011837)
PINHORN, Col. Henry Quinten, C.B.E, Rethed Pay
fi. 11 Dec. 1862 ; s. of the late 0. H. Pinhorn, and grandson of
Joseph Pinhorn, of Vale End, Southsea. Late Royal Army
Pay Department, formerly Bast Lancashire Regiment.
War Work: served throughout the war, T. Col. and Chief
Paymaster, 11 Dec 1916; mentioned in despatches, 7 Aug. 1917
and C.B.E. (military Division), 3 June, 1919 ; promoted
substantive Colonel on retirement. Address: Barkston
Gardens Hotel, Earl's Court, S.W. 5. Club : Junior Army and
Navy. (C1742)
PINK, Wing-Comm. Richard Charles Montague, C.B.E
R.A.F. Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches).
PINKERTON, 2nd Lieut. James Morton, M.B.E. R.A.F.
PINKHAM, Lieut.-Col. Charles, O.B.E, J.P, D.L, M.P,
Alderman, Middlesex County Council, 6. 24 Oct. 1853 ; s.
of PhUip Pinkham, of Plympton, Devon. Educ. : Plympton,
Devon. Builder and Contractor (ret.). War Work : Recruit
ing Chahman, War Service Tribunal ; Member, Middlesex
Profiteering Appeal Committee ; Member, Munition Court,
N.W. District ; Chahman, WUlesden MUitary Hospital.
Address : Linden Lodge, Wtochester Avenue, Brondesbury,
N.W. 6. Club : St. Stephen's. (011137)
PINKNEY, Major Samuel Renny, O.B.E, T.D, fi, 28
Oct. 1873 ; s. of Thomas Pinkney, of Sunderland and Sleights,
Yorks. ; m. Evelyn Mary, d. of J. Bourdas, of London and
Whitby, Yorks. Educ. : England ; Germany. War Wort :
MUitary Representative at Tribunals ; Recruiting Officer ;
Assistant Dhector in Ship Purchase Department of Ministry of
Shipping. Address : Eskholme, Ashbrooke Crescent, Sunder
land. Clubs : Royal Societies' ; Sunderland. (03871)
PINNIGER, Capt. Albert Edward, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
PINNINGTON, Francis StanUaus, O.B.E.
PINSENT, Capt. Arthur, M.B.E, R.E.
PIPE, Nellie, Mrs, M.B.E.
PIPER, Capt. Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 20 Jan. 1866; s. of
late Austin Piper, of Norwich; m. Maude Monemia, d. of Charles
Dennison, of Eltham. Educ : Dulwich CoUege. Stockbroker.
War Work : Royal Army Pay Department. Address : Heron-
gate Common, nr. Brentwood, Essex. Club : New Hampton
Court. (M853)
PIPER, George, O.B.E.
PIPER, Oliver James SouthweU, O.B.E.
PIPON, Comm. James Murray, M.V.O, O.B.E, R.N.
PIPPARD, Alfred John Sutton, M.B.E, D.Sc, ft. 6 April,
1891 ; s. of the late Alfred WUUam Pippard, of Yeovil, Somer
set. Educ. : Bristol University. Consulting Engineer. Wm
Work : Technical Staff, Admiralty Ah Department and Ah
Mimstry. Address : 41A, Penywern Road, S.W. 5. (M854)
PIRIE, Lieut.-Col. Duncan Vernon, O.B.E, J.P, D.L,
M.P. for N. Aberdeen, 1896-1918; 6. 22 March. 1858; s. of
Gordon Pirie, of Waterton, Aberdeenshire ; m. Hon. Evelyn
Courteney Forbes-Sempill, d. of 18th Baron SempiU (see
Burke's Peerage), of Craigievar, Aberdeenshire. Educ:
Glenaldmond College, Perthshire, and CUfton CoUege. War
Work: M.L.O. Boulogne, Marseilles, Havre, 1914-16 ; Suffolk
Regt. attached D.L.I. Salonica ; Commandant of the Likovan
area in Macedonia, 1917 ; promoted to rank of Lieut.-Colonel
and given command of the forces at Corfu, 1917-18. Address :
Chateau de Varennes, Savennieres, France. Club : Bachelors'.
PIRIE, Major WiUiam Rattray, O.B.E, R.A.M.C (T.),
6. 15 Aug. 1868 ; s. of J. K. Pirie, of Aberdeen ; m. EUa Gordon,
d. of George Collie, of Balnagarth. Educ. : Universities of
Aberdeen, Leipzig, and Vienna. Physician ; Hon. Physician,
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary ; Lecturer in Clinical Medicine
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, etc. War Work : Attached to
1st Scottish General Hospital, 1914-16, thereafter mainly
employed in Recruiting, Medical Boards, and Pension Boards,
Address: 20, Bon-Accord Square, Aberdeen. (07577)
PITCHER, Albert John, O.B.E.
PITCHER, Brig.-Gen. Duncan Le Geyt, C.M.G, C.B.E,
6. 1877. Major and Brevet Col. Indian Army ; Brig. Com.
R.A.F. with rank of Brig.-Gen. ; Great War, 1914-18 (des
patches). (C1904)
PITKEATHLY, Col. James Scott, C.V.O, C.B.E, D.S.O.,
fi. 1882 ; s. of James Pitkeathly ; m. 1913, Eleanor Mary, d. of
Henry Haines, of Astley, Worcestershire, and Tipton, Stafford
shire. Electrical Inspector to Govt, of United Provinces,
India ; Electrical Engineer, Coronation Durbar, Delhi, 1911 ;
T. Major on Special List ; Dep. Dhector of Works (Electrical
and Mechanical) in Mesopotamia with rank of Col. (C1112)
PITMAN, Arthur James, M.B.E.
PITMAN, Arthur Joseph, O.B.E.
PITT, Arthur George, M.B.E, 6. 1880, of London; m.,
Ethel, d. of R. T. Woods, of London. Educ. : London,

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Poignant

Member Institution Mechanical Engineers; Member, Inst.
AutomobUe Engineers ; Chief Designer (Engines) Royal
Aircraft Establishment. War Work: Designing motor
ambulances, and field workshops at Messrs. D. Napier & Sons,
sunerintending design of aero engines and experimental
anparatus at Royal Aircraft Establishment. Address :
Borfleld, Fellows Road, Farnborough, Hants. (M9310)
PITT, Major Bernard, O.B.E.
PITT, Charles Peniston, M.B.E.
PITT' Capt. and Qr.-Mr. George John, O.B.E.
PITT, George John, O.B.E, 6. 17 Jan. 1868; s. of
Malcolm Bruce Pitt, of Stroud, Glos. ; m. Alice Caroline, d. of
WUliam Heale, of London. Educ : Birkbeck Schools, London.
Costings Accountant. War Work : served with the 1st Batt.
Manchester Regt. in South African Campaign ; was besieged in
Ladysmith (medal and 5 clasps) ; served with 12th (Duke of
Lancaster's Own Yeomanry) Batt. the Manchester Regt. in
the Great War in Fance and Flanders for 4 years ; 4 times
mentioned in despatches. Address : Ikona, North Road,
Parkstone, Dorset. CZuft : Overseas. (02675)
PITT, Major George Newton, O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C. (T.).
PITT, George PhiUp, M.B.E, R.N.
PITT, Harry Arthur, O.B.E.
PITT, Inez Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 15 June, 1867 ; d. of
the late WUliam MitcheU lhnes, of Ayton Castle, Ayton,
Berwickshire ; m. Brig.-Gen. Thomas Morton Stanhope, s.
of the late Colonel Thomas Pitt, deceased, of Hayle Place,
Maidstone, Kent. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Commandant
of Charing Cross V.A.D. Hospitals for 4 years. (M9317)
PITT, Marion, Mrs., O.B.E ; d. of J. Hanson- Walker, to,
Sydney Pitt. War Work : Was one of the first to take a
Canteen out to France in 1914, working there for 3£ years.
Addresses: 12, Hyde Park Gate, S.W.; The Islands, Cookham,
Berks. (01767)
PITT, NeUie Flora, M.B.E. (M2291)
PITTS, Capt. Joseph, C.B.E, M.C.
PITTS, Mary, Mrs., C.B.E, fi. 1843 ; d. of Alexander
Mackay; m. the Hon James S. Pitts, C.M.G. (who died).
A Vice-Pres. of Newfoundland Women's Patriotic Assoc.
Address : St. John's, Newfoundland. (C2010)
PITTS, Comm. Percy, C.B.E, R.N.
PITTS, Robert Henry, O.B.E.
PIXLEY, Major Stewart Aitken. O.B.E.
PLACKETT, James WiUiam, O.B.E.
PLAGE, John PhiUp, O.B.E.
PLAISTER, Major WiUiam Edward Plaister, M.B.E.
PLANT, Hon Major David Thomas, M.B.E.
PLANT, Major Erie CUve Pegus, D.S.O, O.B.E, Australian
Forces ; s. of Lieut.-Col. C. F. Plant, Brisbane ; to. Oona,
i. of the iate J. Hunter Brown. Served in the Great War,
1914-18. Address: Thornton, Pinner. (O6092)
PLATT, Capt. Claude Bernard Meister, M.B.E.
PLATT, Isaiah, O.B.E.
PLATT, 2nd Lieut. Oswald Gordon, M.B.E, M.C
PLATT, Capt. Sydney Frank, M.B.E.
PLATT, WUUam Alexander, M.B.E.
PLATT, WiUiam Charles, O.B.E.
PLATT. Lieut. WUliam Peroival, M.B.E.
PLATTEN, Samuel Henry, M.B.E, J.P, fi. 26 Feb. 1857 ;
s. of WUliam Platten, of Sudbury, Suffolk ; m. Rebecca EUza
beth, _. of John Martin Coward. Educ. : Privately. Ministry
of Food. War Work : Chahman of Tribunal (Local) Distri
bution of Food. Address: 20, Latymer -Road, Edmonton.
Club: Edmonton Conservative. (M9320)
PLATTS, Capt. Matthew George, O.B.E, M.C.
PLAYER, WiUiam John Percy, M.B.E.
PLAYFAIR, Caro, Mrs, M.B.E.
PLAYFAIR, Brevet.-Major Charles Murray, O.B.E.
PLAYFAIR, Wing-Comm. Frederick Hope Grant, C.B.E,
R.A.F. Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches).
PLAYFAIR, Thomas AUred Jack, O.B.E. (06091)
PLAYFORD, Major Elliott Frank, O.B.E.
PLEDGE, Henry, C.B.E. Assist. Dhector of Naval
Construction, Admhalty. (C267)
PLEDGER, Charles RusseU, M.B.E.
PLENDER, Sir WiUiam, G.B.E, Kt. Bach, J.P. Kent,
Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in
England, fi. 20 Aug. 1861 ; s. of WilUam Plender, of The Oaks,
Dalston, Cumberland ; to. Marian, d. of John Channon, of
Woodford Green. Advised the Government in connection
with the Port of London BUI, 1908 ; Member of Committee on
Irish Finance, 1911 ; Member Royal Commission on RaUways,
1913; Commissioner (unpaid) under the Welsh Church Act,
1914 ; Senior Partner in firm of Deloitte, Plender, Griffiths
& Co, of London, United States, Canada, Argentine, Brazil,
and South Africa ; President of Institute of Chartered Account
ants, 1910-12. War Work : Treasury Controller German,
Austrian, and Turkish Banks, 1914-18; Member of Foreign
Trade Debts Committee, of Enemy Debts Committee, of
Liquor Trade Finance Committees (2) ; Government Repre
sentative on MetropoUtan Munitions Committee ; Chahman
of Panels MUitary Service (Civil LiabiUties) and Ministry of
Labour Grants Committee ; Member of Committee, Company
Law Amendment and of PubUc Trustee Organisation Inquiry ;
Hon. Financial Adviser to the Board of Trade ; Chahman,
Advisory Committee Clearing Office (Enemy Debts), etc.
Addresses : 51, Kensington Court, W. 8 ; Ovenden, Sundridge,
Sevenoaks. CZafis .- Reform ; Garrick ; City of London ;
Arts. Burlington Fine Arts ; Ranelagh. (G29)

PLENDERLEATH, Capt. Claude William Manners,
C.B.E, R.N. War Work : 1914-19, as Commodore of Convoys
(despatches). (C1201)
PLEVIN, Mary Jean, M.B.E.
PLEWS, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Harry, O.B.E.
PLOWMAN, Lieut.-Col. William Albert, M.B.E
PLUCKNETT, 2nd Lieut. Frederiok, O.B.E.
PLUMER, Annie Constance, Lady, O.B.E.; d. ofthe late
George Goss, of Park Crescent ; m. 1st Baron Plumer (Field
Marshal Sir Herbert Charles Onslow Plumer, G.C.B, G.C.M.G,
G.CV.O.) (see Burke's Peerage). Addresses : The Palace,
Valetta, Malta ; 22, Ennismore Gardens, S.W. 7. (0657)
PLUMMER, Arthur Bertram, M.B.E.
PLUMMER, John Robert, M.B.E.
PLUMMER, WiUred Henry Coates, O.B.E, 6. Jan. 1877 ;
s. of H. J. Plummer, of Oxford ; to. EUzabeth SUvester, d. of
F. T. Harrison, of Kensington. Educ. : Oxford High School.
Dhector, Soldiers' Awards Branch, Ministry of Pensions. War
Work : Acting Assistant Sec. Royal Hospital, Chelsea ;
Dhector, Soldiers' Awards Branch, Ministry of Pensions.
Address : 62, Hazlewell Road, Putney, S.W. 15. (011146)
PLUNKETT, Lieut.-Col. Edward Abadie, C.B.E, 6.
28 July, 1870 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. G. T. Plunkett, of Belvedere
Lodge, St. Mary's Road, Wimbledon ; to. Grace Mary, d. of
Lieut.-Col. Morgan Martin, of Sydney, Austraha. Educ. :
Dover Coll. War Work : Military Staff work. Address : 108,
Brompton Road, S.W. CZufi : Junior United Service. (C1743)
PLUNKETT, Capt. James Joseph, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
PLYMOUTH, Robert George Windsor-Clive, Earl of
P.C, G.B.E, C.B, Officer of the Legion of Honour (France),
6. 27 Aug. 1857 ; s. of The Hon. Robert Windsor-CUve, M.P.
(see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Alberta Victoria Sarah CaroUne,
d. of Sir Augustus Paget, P.C, G.C.B. (see BURKE'S Peerage).
Educ : Eton, and St. John's CoU, Cambridge. Lord-
Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan, Sub-prior of the Order
of St. John of Jerusalem in England ; High Steward of the
Univ. of Cambridge. War Work : Joint Committee of the
Order of St. John and the British Red Cross Society ; Hon.
Treas. of the Serbian ReUef Fund. Addresses: 2, Great
Cumberland Place, W. ; Hewell Grange, Redditch ; St.
Fagan's Castle, Cardiff. Clubs: Carlton; TraveUers ; Marl
borough. <G34)
POATE, Herbert, M.B B.
POCHIN, Edmund Arthur Norman, M.B.E.
POCHIN, Harold Nichols, M.B.E. _._,___„_„ .
POCKLINGTON, Amy Jane, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 28 March,
1863 • d. of the late John Hargreaves, of Maiden Erlegh,
Reading; to. Harry Evelyn Stracey, Capt. 15th Hussars
(died 1903), s. of the late Colonel H. G. Pocklington, of Chels-
worth, Suffolk (died 1908). War Work : Hon. Sec. of Kashmir
Red Cross. Address: Srinagar, Kashmir, India. Club >:
Ladies' Army and Navy. „ ^ _ _ ,. T , ( isoi
POCOCK, Dorothy Martha, M.B.E, 6. 10 July, 1891 ;
d of Edward Henry Samuel Pocock, of Marlborough, WUts.
Educ: Drapers' Coll, Tottenham. Canteen Supervisor
Associated Equipment, Walthamstow. War Work : Battersea.
Canteen, Eagle Hut ; Ponders End Shell Works. Address.
97, PhiUp Lane, Tottenham ,i,5 i ar-o ¦
POCOCK, Capt. Elisha John, M.B.E, 6. 20 July, 1869 ,
s. of Elisha Pocock, of Boldre Lymington ; to. Sarah, d ol
WiUiam Anstey, of Dyrham, Ctoppenham. Educ. Taplow
Grammar School. Address : Army Pay Office, Hounstow. ^
POCOCK, Capt. Herbert Cheyney, O.B.E, R.N.
POCOCK, Capt. James Charles, CB.E, R.E.
POCOCK, Major Sydney Elsdon, O.B.E, LL.^ b.
19 Aug. 1880 ; s. of Sydney Pocock, of Chase Lodge, Clapham,
SW Educ .' City of London School, and King's Coll Cam
bridge War Work : Royal Army Service Corps Addresses.
2 The Sycamores, Crooked BiUet Wimbledon Common ; 1.
TTaxcoiirt Buildings. Temple, London. (U/»si)

Harcourt BuUdings, Temple
POE, Muriel Gladys, M.B.E Lady or urace oi uie ™
nf Rt fohn of Jerusalem ; d. ol Capt. Poe, R.N, of Santry
Court Co DubUn Educ : Privately, and Cheltenham .Ladies'
CoU War Work: Administrative Work as District Officer
St John Ambulance Brigade ; member of Irish Joint V.A.D
.';:™ 4™ Tfl T Assist County Dhector, etc. ; also nursed
Knee TsT VIAJT 4^" / Santry Court, Co. Dublin.^
CBPEETfiT'l6M0«!8n; s^seWy ^et^ofsa^
Mateo" California ; m W CasweU Poett, d of Edward
1914-19, Staff;

five clasps,

Queen's Medals, u ~-~_~, -¦- .
mentioned to gX^^^ttSi mentionea in aes-
promoted Hon. Major ^General .^ __15
gftChp^™i^erS'oe and Victory Medals. Address: Rhode
l^JffivM^ P^ ¦' NaTOl and MiUtary(C771)
^,^^01' «}weden; to. Annie_Lake, d. of
H. Ferraby, of Cottingham, Hull.

Educ : Naval CoU,

415

Pointing

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Stockholm, Sweden. War Work : Joined 15th West Yorks, Sept.
1914 as Lieut.; gazetted Capt, Sept. 1914; France, Sept.
1916, to Oct. 1917 ; Major, Sept. 1917 ; Lieut.-Col, Dec. 1918,
on going to North Russia ; Commanded Vaga Column, Arch
angel Force, Jan. 1919, to June, 1919 ; Commandant Advanced
Base Bereznik, June to Sept. 1919 ; mentioned in despatches.
Address . Stockholm, Sweden. (O9703)
POINTING, T. Warrant Officer Albert E, M.B.E.
POLE, 2nd Lieut. WeUesley Tudor, O.B.E.
POLEHAMPTON, Lieut. John, O.B.E, R.N.R.
POLLARD, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Erskine St. Vincent,
O.B.E, fi. 30 July, 1869 ; s. of Rear-Adml. E. J. Pollard, R.N,
D.L, of Haynford HaU, Norwich ; to. Enid, d. of W. H. Wilson,
of Ootacamund. Educ. : Repton Oriel Coll, Oxford ; R.M.C,
Sandhurst. S. African Campaign, 1899-1902 ; Queen's Medal
with five clasps, King's Medal, two clasps. War Work :
D.A.A.G. India, Aug. 1914, to July, 1915 ; Commanded
1st Border Regt, GaUipoU Campaign, July, 1915, to evacuation,
and in Egypt and France to May, 1916 ; Commanded 3rd
Border Regt. Jan, 1917, to end of war. Address : Quetta,
SarlsdownRd, Exmouth. Club : Naval and Military. (07582)
POLLARD, Charles, M.B.E, 6. 3 April, 1868 ; s. of Eli
Pollard, of Waddesdon, Bucks ; m. Emma Jane, d. of G.
HUlesdon, of Waddesdoii. Deputy Chief Constable and Chief
Clerk Buckinghamshire Constabulary. War Work : Adminis
trative work in Headquarters Office of County Constabulary.
Address : St. Mary's ViUa, Aylesbury. (M9324)
POLLARD, Major Frederick Ernest, M.B.E, A.R.C.S,
A.F.R.Ae.S, R.A.F. (ret.), fi. 29 Sept. 1880; s.of John Pollard,
of Eastwood, Notts. Educ : Royal CoU. of Science, South
Kensington. H.M. Inspector of Factories. War Work : On
Technical Staff of R.N.A.S, Admhalty, Air Board, and Ah
Ministry. Address : Eastwood, Notts. (M3906)
POLLARD, Capt. Pedr, M.B.E, CA.I.B.(Eng.). The
Loyal Regt. (North Lancashire), 6. 29 Aug. 1894; s. of.
Benjamin Pollard, of Highfield, Davenport Park, Stockport.
Educ. : Manchester Grammar School. ControUer of Stores
and Supervisor of Workshops, Ministry of Pensions Hospital,
Blackrock, Co. Dublin, Ireland. War Work : From Cadet to
Capt. ; Musketry, Physical Training, Bayonet Fighting, and
Bombing Instructional work from time to time ; A.R.T.O. ;
District Salvage Officer, DubUn District ; Assistant Staff
Capt, DubUn Castle ; Administrative work generally ; Officer-
in-charge Workshops for Disabled in Ireland; overseas
twice ; invalided home once. Addresses : Arbutus, Monks-
town, County DubUn ; Highfield, Davenport Park, Stockport,
Cheshire. Club : SackviUe Street, Dublin. (M6692)
POLLEN, Capt. Francis Gabriel Hungerford, C.B.E,
R.N. (ret.), fi. 25 Mar. 1862 ; 4th s. of John Hungerford Pollen,
M.A, formerly FeUow of Merton College, Oxford, and g.s. of Sir
John Pollen, 1st Bart, (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. 4 Nov. 1890,
Flora Mary, d. of the late James Logan DonoUy . Served in the
Soudan, 1884-85 (medal with clasp) ; Burmah, 1886 (medal) ;
Great War as S.N. 0, Grimsby. Address: Langham Mansions,
Earl's Court. Club : Naval and MiUtary. (C911)
POLLOCK, Capt. Arthur Jocelyn Coleman, O.B.E.
POLLOCK, Catherine Hentig, M.B.E, 6. 28 Oct. 1884;
d. of the late James Gibson PoUock, of Oatlands, StUlorgan,
Co. DubUn, Ireland. Educ. : St. Margaret's Hall, Dublin.
Masseuse at the Special Surgical Neurological Hospital, Church
Lane, Tooting, S.W. War Work : Nov. 1914 to March, 1917,
King George V. Hospital, Dublin ; March, 1917, to Aug. 1917,
Military OrthopEedic Hospital, Blackrock, Co Dublin • Au»
1917, to March, 1919. 8th Stationary Hospital, B.E.F, France.
is a diploruee I.S.T.M. ; Masseuse of the A. P.M. M.C. (M9325)
POLLOCK, Col. Charles Edward, C.B.E, D.S.O, A.M.S.
fi. 1868 ; s. of Alexander R. Pollock, J.P, of Greenhill, Paisley';
m. Winifred, d. of C. E. H. Jay, of Felixstowe. Educ. : Wel
lington Coll. ; Guy's Hospital. War Work : A.D.M.S. 15th
Division ; D.D.M.S, 4th Corps and 6th Corps, B.E.F. Club :
Junior United Service. (C1305)
POLLOCK, Lieut. Douglas Warren, M.B.E, R.E
POLLOCK, Sir Ernest Murray, K.B.E, K.C, J P MP
i. 25 Nov. 1861 ; s. of George Frederick PoUock, of Han'wortri',
Middlesex ; m. Laura Helen, d. of Sh Thomas Salt, Bart , of
Weeping Cross, Stafford (see Burke's Peerage). Educ :
Charterhouse (Scholar), and Trinity Coll. Cambridge. Barrister-
at-Law, Inner Temple, 1885 ; K.C. 1905 ; SoUcitor- General
1919 ; J.P. for Hertfordshire. War Work : Chahman of
Contraband Committee, Nov. 1915, to Jan. 1917 ; Controller
of Foreign Trade Department of the Foreign Office from
Jan. 1917, to Jan. 1919 ; made an Officer of the Legion of
Honour by President of French Republic and Officer of the
Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus by the King of Italy for
services rendered as above during the war. Addresses • 40
Thurloe Square, S.W. ; Norths w, Herts. Clubs .- Athenseum ;
Carlton ; Oxford and Cambridge. (K33)
POLLOCK, Col. Evelyn, C.B.E, 6. 28 Jan. 1861 ; 3rd
s. of the late George David Pollock, and g.s. of Sh George
Pollock, 1st Bart, (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. 16 July 1890
Mary, d. of the late Henry Jeffard Tarrant. Lieut.-Col. and
Brevet Col. late R.H.A. ; Lieut.-Col. Comdg. Jersey Artillery ¦
Commandant Lines of Communication, 1914. Address ¦ 40
Gledstairs Road, W. Club : Army and Naw (07861
POLLOCK, Lieut.-Col. Evelyn Hay, O B E TD
POLLOCK, Surg.-Lieut. J. Donald, O.B E M D
„,POyi,?CF'TJohn Wilson, M.B.E, fi. 9 Aug. 1854; s. of
Alex. Pollock, Junr, J.P., of Paisley; to. Marion Shaw d of

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John Brunton, M.A, M.D, of London. Educ . Paislev
Grammar School. CivU Servant; Ministry of Labour, Em
ployment Dept. ; Manager of Govan Labour Exchange War
Work : Special work of various lands for the War Office
Ministry of Munitions, and Ministry of Labour. Address '¦
Lyndhurst, Hawkhead Road, Paisley. (M9326)
POLLOCK, Samuel Alexander, O.B.E.
POLLOK, Major AUan Bingham, O.B.E.
POLLOK, Robert, O.B.E, M.I.N.A, M.I.E. & S fi
6 AprU, 1859 ; s. of Robert PoUok, of Mearns, Renfrewshire '¦
to. Louise Augusta, d. of George Baker, of Southampton'
Educ. : Paisley Grammar School ; High School of Glasgow'
General Shipyard Manager. War Work: In charge of all
Admhalty Shipyard work at Messrs. Vickers, Ltd, Barrow-in-
Furness. Address : Cavendish Park, Barrow-in-Furness
Club .- Barrow County. (01771)
POLLOK, Major Robert Valentine, C.B:B, D.S.O, Irish
Guards, 6. 14 Feb. 1884 ; s. of John PoUok.of Lismany, BalUn-
asloe, Co. Galway ; to. Sylvia Bettina, d. of George Fellows
of Barrow-on-Soar, Loughborough. Educ. : Eton, and R.M.C'
CZwfis : Guards' ; Cavahy ; KUdare Street, Dublin. (C1306)
POLSON, Col. Sir Thomas Andrew, K.B.E, CMS
T.D, M.P, 6. 28 Aug. 1865 ; s. of the late Thomas Andrew
Poison, of Dublin and Tuam, Co. Galway- m. EUzabeth
d. of John Lindsay, of Edinburgh. Educ. : DubUn. Joined
the Middlesex Yeomanry Cavahy (now the 1st County of
London Yeomanry) to 1896, transferred to the City of London
Yeomanry, Rough Riders, 1901, and was mainly responsible
for recruiting that regiment ; in command of " A " Squadron
at outbreak of war, and was subsequently appointed to com
mand of the depot, during which appointment he raised the
first second line of a yeomanry regiment raised in the war ;
1916 gazetted to the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, and ap
pointed Chief Inspector of Clothing with the rank of Col. ;
lent to the Air Ministry for three months end of 1917, and did
valuable reorganisation work for that Ministry as well as
representing it on the Army Agricultural Committee ; also
served on the Expenditure of Stores and SuppUes Committee
set up by the Surveyor-General of Supply ; is a Trustee of the
R.A.O.C. Memorial Fund; elected M.P. for Dover, Jan, 1921.
Address: 18, Sussex Place, N.W. Club : Cavahy. (K229)
POLWARTH, Walter George Hepburne-Scott, Baron,
C.B.E, V.D, J.P, D.L, fi. 7 Feb. 1864; s. of Walter
Hugh, Lord Polwarth, of Mertoun St. Bonvello (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. Edith Frances, d. of the late Sh T. Fowell Buxton,
Bart, of WarUes, Essex (see Burke's Peerage). Educ : Eton,
and Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Chahman Prison Commissioners
for Scotland. War Work : Lieut.-Col. Commanding 3rd
Reserve Bn. 8th Royal Scots, Jan. 1915, to Dec. 1915;
Col. Commanding Lowland Reserve Brigade, Dec. 1915, to
Sept. 1916 ; Col. on Gen. Staff, Scottish Command ; Staff
Officer for Volunteer Services, Sept. 1916, to AprU, 1918.
Address: Humbie House, Humbie. Clubs: New, Edinburgh ;
National, London. (C1612)
POLWHELE, Arthur Came, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 20 Feb.
1864 ; s. of the late Thomas Roxborough Polwhele, of Polwhele,
Truro (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; to. Eva Florence, d. of
WilUam Nassau Gordon, of MuUingar. Educ. : Tavistock,
and Cooper's HiU. Superintending Engineer, India Public
Works Dept, retired, 1912 ; present occupation, Farmer. War.
Work : County Dhector Cornwall Voluntary Aid Organisation.
Address : Polwhele, Truro. (011148)
POLYBLANK, Major WiUiam Joseph, O.B.E, R.A.F.
POMARE, Miria Woodbine, Mrs, O.B.E.
POMEROY, Amy, Mrs, M.B.E.
POMEROY, Lieut. Arthur WUUam Jobbins, M.B.E.
POMEROY, Major the Hon. Ralph Legge, O.B.E, J.P,
6. 1869 ; s. of the 6th Viscount Harberton (see BURKE'S Peer
age) ; m. Mary Katherine, d. of Arthur Leatham, J.P, of
Smallfleld Place, Surrey. Educ : Charterhouse, and BaUiol
Coll, Oxford. Major late 5th Dragoon Guards; J.P. for
Northamptonshire. War Work : Served with the Reserve
Regiment of Dragoons, affUiated to the 5th Dragoon Guards
from Aug. 1914, to March, 1919. Address : Southfields Place,
Towcester. CZufi: Cavahy. (03166)
POMFRET, Edith Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 2 Jan, 1877;
d. of John Carrick, of Southborough, Tunbridge Wells; in.
Charles Denne, s. of Benjamin Pomfret, of Tunbridge Wells.
Educ. : Ashburnham House School, Southborough. Sec.
(Organising) Women's Reform Club, and National Service
Fund, Johannesburg. War Work: With National Service
Fund (amongst wives and children of soldiers, etc.). Addresses :
Kintore, Mehose, Johannesburg ; Eden, Simon's Town, Cape.
Clubs : Women's Reform ; Phoenix, Johannesburg. (M1319)
POND, Ethel Augusta, Mrs., M.B.E.
PONSONBY, Hon. Cyril Walter, O.B.E, 6. 8 Sept.
1853 ; s. of 7th Earl of Bessborough, of Bessborough, PUtown,
Ireland (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; to. EmUy Harriet, d. of the
Rev. H. Addington, of Henlow, Beds. Educ : Harrow. War
Work : Head of Station Guides, Victoria Station ; Sergeant,
7th Section H.Q.C.D. ; Founder and Manager of St. Valentine
Hostel for Married Soldiers, 37, Eccleston Square. Address :
53, Draycott Place, Cadogan Gardens, S.W. (0111491
PONSONBY, Diamond, M.B.E. ; d. of Hon. Mrs. Arthur
Ponsonby, of London. Educ. : Wantage. War Work : Aug.
to Oct. 1915, Land Work, Wiverton Hall, Norfolk; Nov.
1915, to June, 1918, Red Cross Work, V.A.D. Nurse at Tbe
Wier Hospital, Balham, London; June, 1918, Ministry of

BIOGRAPHIES.

Porter

Food, London. Addresses : 55, Cambridge Street, Hyde Park ;
Hotel Bristol, Vienna, Austria. (M9328)
PONSONBY, Hon. Mrs. Maurice George Jesses, O.B E.
PONTIN, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam Jamos Henry,
M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
POOL, Augustus Frank, O.B.E, fi. 14 Aug. 1872 ; s. of
tbe late Lieut. WUliam Pool, R.N, of Blackheath, S.E. ; to.
Harriette Maude Mary, d. of the late Oliver Smith, of Green-
wioh. Educ : The Academy, Lowestoft, and King's Coll,
London. Assistant Chief Inspector of Taxes, Inland Revenue
Department. President of the Association of Tax Surveying
Branch in 1917-18. Address : Kenmuir, Manor Way, Becken
ham, Kent. (0659)
POOLE, Arthur Reginald, M.B.E, 6. 24 March, 1885.
Member of Staff of Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries
War Work: Administration of the purchases of Standing
Timber by Timber Supply Department of Board of Trade.
(M2296)
POOLE, Major Francis Garden, D.S.O, O.B.E, Reserve
of Officers, 6. 24 June, 1870 ; s. of the late Rev. S. W. Poole,
M.D, of St. Mark's, Cambridge ; to. Madeline Leyland, d. of
Alfred Bright, of Windy Gap, Formby, Lancashire. Educ. :
Cambridge, and Royal Military Coll, Sandhurst. War Work :
With 3rd Middlesex Regt, Ypres SaUent, Jan. 1915, to Feb.
1915 (invaUded) ; Commandant, Officers' School of Instruc
tion, 1915-16; General Staff Officer, 2nd Grade, 1916-17,
mentioned in despatches ; returned British Exp. Force, 1917-19 ;
Batt. Commander and General Staff Officer, 2nd Grade,
2nd Army and War Office ; mentioned in despatches ; MU.
O.B.E. Address : 18, Great CoUege Street, S.W. 1. Clubs :
Travellers' and United Service. (05688)
POOLE, Major-Gen. Sir Frederiok Cuthbert, K.B.E ,
C.B, C.M.G, D.S.O, 6. 3 Aug. 1869 ; s. of the late Rev. R. H.
Poole, of West Ratoton, Durham ; to. AUce Maude, d. of
Sir Charles A. Hanson, Bart, M.P, of Fowey Hall, Cornwall
(see Burke's Peerage). Educ. ; Durham School, and R.M.A ,
Woolwich. Joined Royal Artillery, 15 Feb. 1889. Served
in Tirah Expedition, 1897-98; S. African War, 1899-
1902 (3 times mentioned in despatches, D.S.O.) ; SomaUland
Exp. 1903-4 (mentioned in despatches). War Work:
1914-18, seven times mentioned in despatches ; CM.G, C.B,
K.B.E, Officier de la Legion d'honneur (France), Grand Officer
de la Couronnede Rumanie (Rumania), Grand Cross St. Anne
and St. Stanislaus (Russia), St. Vladimir, 2nd Class (Russia).
Addresses : Cotswold House, Fowey, CornwaU ; Lane End,
Danchurch, Rugby. Club : Army and Navy. (K284)
POOLE, Capt. George Arthur Evered, M.B.E.
POOLE, George Francis, M.B.E, 6. 6 Aug. 1874 ; s. of
George Poole, of Crowle, Lincolnshire ; m. LUy, d. of George
Banks, Birkdale, Lancs. Educ. ; Epworth, Lincolnshire.
Director of EngUsh Margarine Works (1919), Limited. War
Work: Organised and controUed the Inspectors' Department
of the Margarine Clearing House under the Ministry of Food.
(M9329)
POOLE, Major Henry Reynold, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1877 ;
s. of Henry Skeffington Poole, of Halifax, Nova Scotia . Entered
B.A. 1899 ; became Major, 1914 ; served during the Great
War, 1914-16 (despatches, Legion of Honour). (07585)
POOLE. Herbert Richard, M.B.E, 6. 27 Dec. 1872 ; s. of
John Westbrook Poole, of London ; m. Mary Anne, d. of
Charles Wyman, of Edmonton. Educ. : Latymer's School,
Edmonton. Accountant, Office of Accountant and Comp
troller General, Customs and Excise, Custom House, London.
Addresses : Custom House, London, E.C. 3 ; Clevedon, 48,
Foxley Lane, Puriey, Surrey.
POOLER, Major John Read, O.B.E, M.B, B.Ch,
IU.M.C. (T.), fi. 23 Nov. 1875 ; s. of Henry Pooler of WelUng
ton, Shropshire ; to. Florence Beatrice, d. of WUliam Parker
Kgcott, of Bishopsgate, E.C. Educ. : Adam's Grammar
School, Newport, Salop ; Birmingham Univ. Bachelor of
Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, Univ. of Bhmingham ; Licen
tiate in Medicine, Surgery, and Midwifery ; Society of Apothe
caries, London ; Deputy Commissioner of Medical Services,
Ministry of Pensions. War Work: Civil Surgeon, South
African Field Force, 1901-2 ; Lieut.-Col. Commanding l/3rd
East AngUan Field Amb, 54th Division, and 10th Cavalry
Brigade Combined Field Ambulance, 4th Cavahy Division in
GaUipoli, Egypt, Palestine, and Syria, 1914-20. Address :
btonebroom, nr. Alfreton, Derbyshire. (06271)
POOLE, Capt. John Sanderson, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1896.
Capt. King's Roy. Rifle Corps ; Staff-Capt. ; served during
the Great War, 1914-17 (despatches). (O6807)
POOLE, Comm. Richard Hayden Owen LANE-, O.B.E,
E..JS .
POOLES, Capt. Mark, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
POOLEY, Arthur Milnes, M.B.E.
POOLEY, Capt. Robert, O.B.E, 6. 6 Feb. 1874 ; s. of
Robert Pooley, of Wimbledon ; to. Adie Emma, d. of Robert
lawes, of Aldershot. Educ. : City of London, and King's
Coll. London Representative, Shelton Iron, Steel, and Coal
Oe, Ltd. War Work : Joined Inland Waterways Dept. of
War Office, Dec. 1916, and loaned to Admhalty in May, 1917,
as personal assistant to Sir Harry Livesey, Dhector of Navy
Contracts. Addresses .- Tregonwell, Teddington ; 122, Cannon
Street, E.C. (011150)
POOLEY, Warner Lake, O.B.E, 6. 28 Dec. 1878 ; s. of
the late Rev. J. G. Pooley, R.D, J.P, of Stonham Aspal,
Suffolk ; m. Ethel Dora, d, of Francis Ince, of The Hermitage, 417

Jarvis Brook, Sussex. Educ. : Haileybury Coll. Chief
Accountant of the Navy and Army Canteen Board. War
Work : In relation to canteens through the following bodies :
Canteen and Mess Co-op. Society, Ltd. ; Expeditionary Force
Canteens; Army Canteen Committee; Navy and Army
Canteen Board. Address: The Leyslands, Radlett, Herts.
Clubs : Union ; Cavendish. (011151)
POPE, Capt. Andrew Noble, O.B.E, R.F, fi. 14 Nov
1881 ; s. of J. N. C Pope, of Clifton, Bristol ; m. Marjory
Lorna, d. of John Shute, of Bristol. Educ. : Harrow and
Magdalen Coll, Oxford. War Work: Served with 9th Battn.
Royal Fusiliers from formation till Sept, 1915, in France ;
attached H.Q. 6th Corps from Sept. 1915, until appointed
Camp Commandant, 6th Corps, in June, 1916 ; resigned
appointment Sept. 1919, to join 4th Battn. Royal FusUiers.
Addresses : 7, Princes Buildings, Clifton, Bristol ; 5, Addison
Mansions, London, W.14. (O5690)
POPE, Frances Madge, M.B.E, 5. 11 July, 1893 ; s. of
John Madge Pope, of Copplestone. Educ. : At home, and
Sandecotes School, Parkstone, Dorset. War Work : Clerk on
the County Director's Staff of the Devonshire Branch, British
Red Cross Society, later promoted to Head Clerk ; Assistant
Sec. to the County Director and Commandant Devon Reserve
16, and in May, 1919, Sec. to the County Dhector. Address :
Copplestone House, Copplestone, N. Devon. (M9331)
POPE, Major Seymour Fell, O.B.E, fi. 1 Feb. 1880 ; s. of
WilUam Pope, of Okefield, Crediton ; m. Helen CaroUne, d. of
George Sinclair-Smith, of Coombe, Copplestone. Educ. :
Winchester Coll , and Univ. Coll, Oxford. SoUcitor. War
Work : D.A.Q.M.G, Base Headquarters, Basra, Mesopotamia ;
D.A.Q.M.G, Refugee Camp, Baquba. Address : Forches
Corner, Crediton. Clubs : Devon and Exeter ; Leander. (04243)
POPE, Lieut.-Col. William Henry, O.B.E, R.A.F.
POPE, Professor Sir William Jackson, K.B.E, F.R.S,
M.A. (Cantab.), D.Sc. (Melbourne), LL.D. (St. Andrews), fi.
31 March, 1870 ; s, of William Pope, of Chiswick. Educ. :
London. Professor of Chemistry, Univ. of Cambridge ;
President of the Society of Chemical Industry ; lately President
of the Chemical Society. War Work : Member of the Chemical
Warfare Committee ; Member of Lord Fisher's Panel, Board of
Invention and Research. Address : The Chemical Laboratory,
Cambridge University. Clubs : Savile ; Savage ; Chemical
Industries. (K230)
POPHAM, Henry Bradshaw, M.B.E.
POPPLESTONE, Capt. WilUam Gilbert, M.B.E.
POPPLEWELL, Violet May, M.B.E, 6. 27 Jan. 1892 ;
d. of Arthur Popplewell, of Sydney, N.S.W, Australia. Educ. :
Groveley Manor CoU, Boscombe, Hants. War Work : 2\ years
as V.A.D. in 6th AustraUan AuxiUary Hospital in London ;
15 months with the Home Defence Comforts Fund (being
transferred from the former) at Tollesbury, Essex, on the
East Coast, being in charge of an emergency station there,
sometimes working single handed, and for which work received
the order of M.B.E. Address : Craigie Lodge, St. Lawrence,
Isle of Wight. (M9332)
PORDAGE, Anna, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 22 April, 1873; d. of Chris
topher Richardson, of Camerton, Somersetshire ; m. Frederick
s. of John Pordage, of Faversham. Certified Midwife ;
trained general nursing Royal Infirmary, Bradford, afterwards
appointed sister same institution ; night sister Rochester
Hospital ; nursing sister Uganda Administration ; Matron
Victoria Hospital, St. Lucia, B.W.I. War Work: Nursing
of miUtary patients from Royal Canadian Garrison ArtiUery ;
emergency pneumonia patients from troopship " Grantully
Castle," and other ships ; instruction to members of the local
V.A.D. Address: c/o The National Bank of India, Ltd., 26,
Bishopsgate, E.C.2. (M6476)
PORGES, Major Edmund Daniel, O.B.E.
PORITT, Hannah Mary, Mrs, M.B.E.
PORTAL, Florence Elizabeth Mary, Lady, C.B.E,
Order of Mercy, Lady of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem,
fi. 17 June, 1858 ; d. ot the late Hon. St. Leger Glyn (see
Burke's Peerage, Wolverton, B.) ; m. William Wyndham,
s. of the late Sir Wyndham Portal, Bart, of Laverstoke (see
Burke's Peerage). War Work: Commandant of Laverstoke
Red Cross Hospital from Sept. 1914, to July, 1919. Addresses:
Laverstoke House, Whitchurch, Hants. ; 12 Grafton Street,
W. 1. Club : Ladies' Automobile. (C2877)
PORTAL, Lady Louise Rosemary Kathleen Virginia,
M.B.E, fi. 1889 ; d. of 2nd Earl of Cairns (see Burke's Peerage) ;
to. (1909) Lieut.-Col. Wyndham Raymond Portal, M.V.O,
D S O e s. of Sir William Wyndham Portal, 2nd Bart, (see
BURKE'S Peerage). Address : Kingsclere House, nr. Newbury ( _.\ I •> v\j i)
PORTEOUS, Capt. Lawrence Victor, M.B.E.
PORTEOUS, Major Peroy Guynedd, O.B.E, R.E.
PORTER, Amy, Mrs, M.B.E.
PORTER, Lieut. Edward Ernest, M.B.E, D.C.M.
PORTER, Elizabeth Allison, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 12 May,
1865 • d of Turnbull James, of Plumstead ; to. William
Henrv s of Thomas Porter, of Plumstead. War Work :
Y M CA Munition Workers' Canteens, Royal Arsenal and
Drill Hall, Woolwich; Voluntary worker full time (Purple
Ladies) ; Caterer (voluntary) for Munition Girls Club, held at
Royal Arsenal; Reference Library, deaUngwrth, on an average,
two hundred girls each evening; packing of parcels for
Prisoners of War of the Royal Regiment of ArtiUery. (M9333)
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Porter

THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

PORTER, Frank, O.B E, M.A, 6. 23 Nov. 1878 ; s. of
William Porter, J.P, of Boston, Lincolnshire ; to. Marjorie
Lillian, d. of the late James Pascall, J.P, of Southwark and
Croydon. Educ. : Boston Grammar School ; Caius CoU,
Cambridge; Worcester Coll, Oxford. Entered Admiralty
(Accountant-General's Department), 1902 ; Superintending
Clerk, 1911 ; Assistant Accountant-General, 1919. War
Work : Admiralty. Address : 3, Fryston Avenue, Croydon.
Club : National Liberal. (011152)
PORTER, Herbert, O.B.E, fi. 1 Jan. 1880 ; s. of Rev.
John Robinson Porter, M.A, of Wartling, Sussex ; m. Evelyn
CecUe Mary, d. of Richard David Sanders, of Blackheath.
Educ. : Tonbridge School. Fellow of the Institute of Char
tered Accountants. War Work : Squadron Q.M.S, Inns of
Court O.T.C (T.F.), Aug. 1914, to Aug. 1915 ; Assistant
Director Finance Department, Ministry of Munitions, Aug.
1915, to March, 1919. Address : Struan, Beaconsfield Road,
Blackheath, S.E. Club : Constitutional. (O660)
PORTER, Major Herbert Charles Vivian, O.B.E.
PORTER, Major James Douglas, O.B.E.
PORTER, John Fletcher, C.B.E, M.B, J.P.
PORTER, Joseph Francis, O.B.E, M.D, M.R.C.S.
PORTER, Ludovic Charles, C.S.I, CLE, O.B.E, fi.
27 Nov. 1869 ; s. of Ludovic Porter, of Cockington, Devon.
Educ: Eton; Trin. College, Cambridge. Commissioner,
United Provinces India (I.C.S.). Joined Indian Civil Service,
1889; at present Commissioner and Member Legislative Council,
U.P. War Work : Executive Council, Lady Lansdowne's
Fund ; Ministry of Munitions, 1916-18 (Director, Release from
the Colours Section) ; attached Sir John Hewett's mission to
Mesopotamia, 1918. Address : Lucknow, U.P. Clubs :
Bath ; Oriental. (011153)
PORTER, Major Mansel Loudon, O.B E, King's Royal
Rifle Corps, fi. 1809 ; s. of Capt. Henry Porter, 60th Rifles, of
Birlingham, near Pershore, Worcestershire. Educ. : Harrow.
Joined King's Royal Rifle Corps, 1892 ; promoted Capt. 1900 ;
served to S. Africa, 1899-1902 (Queen's medal with 6 clasps) ;
Major, 1915 (Reserve of Officers) ; appointed Sec. Berkshire
Territorial Force Association, Sept. 1913. Club : Armv and
Navy. (0661)
PORTER, Comm. Robert Milne, O.B.E, R.N.R.
PORTER, Col. Sir (Harry Edwin) Bruce BRUCE-,
K.B.E, C.M.G, M.D, fi. 5 Feb. 1869 ; s. of the late Capt. J.
Porter, R.A. ; to. Agnes Sinclair, d. of the late Rev. David
Bruce, D.D, of Auckland, N.Z, and widow of the late J. H.
Honeyman, M.D, of Auckland, N.Z. Educ. : London ;
Brussels, etc. Physician ; is Knight of Grace of St. John of
Jerusalem. War Work : Commanded 3rd London Gen.
Hospital, Wandsworth ; commanded 40th Gen. Hospital,
I.E.F.D, Mesopotamia ; Medical Member of Mission to Italy,
1915 ; served 1914-19 ; despatches. Addresses : 6, Grosvenor
Street, W. 1 ; New House Farm, Chobham, Surrey. Clubs :
Roval Automobile ; Pilgrims". (K198)
PORTER, Capt. Samuel LOWRY-, M.B.E.
PORTERS, Lieut. Robert Halstead, M.B.E.
POST, Capt. Donnell Shepard, M.B.E.
POST, Lieut. George Henry Draper, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
POSTLETHWAITE, Major Francis John Marshall,
O.B.E. POSTLETHWAITE, Lieut. Frederick Hartley, M.B.E,
R.A.F. POSTLETHWAITE, John Rutherford Parkin, M B B
6. 26 Nov. 1883 ; s. of John WUliam Postlethwaite ; m. Ellen
Anna, d. of Col. Caddell. of DubUn. Educ. : Haileybury Coll
District Commissioner, Uganda. War Work : Recruiting for
King's African Rifles in the Northern Province of Uganda;
Hon. Lieut, on Staff of Western Command during leave from
Uganda. Club : Constitutional. (M6477)
POSTLETHWAITE, WUUam Taylor, O.B.E , L L B
POTIER, George Charles, M.B.E, 6. 1 June, 1867 ; .s. of
George Potier, of London ; to. Nellie, d. of — Leedham, of
Dudley. Educ. : St. Giles, Camberwell. Chief Clerk, Staff
Coll, Camberley, Surrey ; served in Matabeleland 1896 (medal),
and South Africa, 1899-1900 (medal and 3 clasps) ; Long Service
and G.C medal). War Work : B.E.F. from May, 1915, to
May, 1920 ; mentioned to despatches ; meritorious service
medal, 1914-15 Star, G.S. and Victory medals. Address ¦
Amblecote, Frogmore, Blackwater, Hants. (M4580)
POTT, Evelyn Mabel, M.B.E. ; d. oi the late Robert Pott,
of Bentham Hill, near Tunbridge Wells. War Work ¦ Member
of V.A.D. Kent 74 ; worked at the Auxiliary Hospital, staffed
by that detachment, Oct. 1914, to Feb. 1919 ; awarded Silver
War Badge, 1917. Address : Paveys, Langton Green, Kent.
„„,™ „, , „ , (M9334)
POTT, Gladys Sydney, M.B.E, 6. 1867 ; d. of Alfred Pott,
Archdeacon of Berkshire. Educ. : Privately. War Work ¦
Hon. Sec. National Relief Fund, Berkshire, 1914-16 • Hon
Sec Women and Farm Labour Committee, Berkshire, 1914-17 •
SST?^lng ^P^01 10 B°ard of Agriculture (Women's Branch),
1917-20; Sec to Agricultural Sub-Committee of Reconstruc
tion Dept, 1919 ; Woman Commissioner under Overseas Settle
ment Committee (Colonial Office), 1919 ; Chairman of Society
for Overseas Settlement of British Women, 1920. Addresses:
3A£1^and^rde^'Z': Little Hace. Clifton Hampden

Abingdon. Club : Forum.

(M9335)

POTT, Katharine Frances Wilson, M.B.E, 6. 4 Oct. 1867
d. of Francis Pott Rector, of NorthUl, Beds. Educ. : Privately
£tri^"™;ii1C0mmaSdantt J-A-D- Kent 74> Speldhurst and
District, Bidborough Court Hospital, Oct, 1914, to Aug 1916 ;

Nevill Park Hospital, Tunbridge WeUs, Oct. 1916, to Feb
1919. Address : Birchetts, Speldhurst, Kent. (M3908}
POTT, Walter, O.B.E, F.R.I.B.A, F.S.I., fi. 23 Feb
1864. Late Principal Architect in H.M. Office of Works
(ret.). War Work : Architectural services in connection with
the provision of buildings for Government Departments durinB
the war. Address : Warren Garth, Belmont, Surrey. (01772)
POTTER, Major Benjamin Henry, O.B.E, M.C.
POTTER, Major Cyril CharUe Hamilton, O.B.E.
POTTER, Edith Madelene, M.B.E.
POTTER, Edith, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 1870 ; d. of Robert
Roberts, CE, of Chester, and widow of Arthur Randal Flint,
of Chester; m. Charles John Potter, s. of Lieut.-Col. Addison
Potter, C.B, of Heaton Hall, Newcastle-on-Tyne. War Wort :
Food distribution for the Counties of Northumberland and
Durham V.A.D. Hospitals ; Commandant of Detachment
Reserve T.F.A. in the County of Northumberland. Address :
Heaton Hall, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (011154)
POTTER, Edmund, C.B.E, fi. 1853 ; s. of Robert Potter,
of ShepherdsweU, Dover ; m. 1880, Edith Isabel Loud, d. of
Henry Loud Harrisson, formerly of Blackheath. Assist. SoUcitor,
Board of Trade. Address : Chester Lodge, 78, Gleneldon
Road, Streatham, S.W. (C597)
POTTER, Francis Martin, M.B.E, B.Sc, A.R.CS, F.I.C,
6. 1887. Educ. : City of London, Hameln Weser, Germany,
and Royal Coll. of Science, London. Member of CouncU,
Institute of Chemistry. War Work : Served with London
Scottish, 1914-15; Superintendent H.M. Factory Penrhynden-
draeth, N. Wales, 1915-18. Club : Chemical Industry. (M859)
POTTER, Major Frank Thomas, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.O.C.
POTTER, Capt. Frederick Effingham, M.B.E.
POTTER, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. James Archer,
C.B.E, T.D, fi. 27 March, 1875 ; s. of Wm. Hy. Potter, of
Leicester. War Work : 4th Leicester Regt. (T.) and served
on the Staff. Address : Meadowcourt Road, Leicester. (C2157)
POTTER, John Alexander, C.B.E. A member oE Military
Service Committee, Ministry of Munitions during the Great
War. (C2879)
POTTER, Mary Ann, Mrs, M.B.E.
POTTER, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, O.B.E, D.C.M.
POTTER, Major Thomas James, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
POTTS, Alan Calder, M.B.E, 6. 14 Aug. 1869 ; s. of
George Calder Potts, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ: Privately.
Mechanical Engineer ; Superintendent Steamers Works,
Sudan Govt. Railways and Steamers Dept. War Work :
Construction and upkeep of fleet of Sudan Government
steamers and barges employed in military and other transport
in the Sudan. (M1152)
POTTS, Capt. and Bt. Major Charles, O.B.E.
POTTS, Dorothy Feilden, Mrs, M.B.E, fi. 22 Nov. 1887 ;
d. of Arthur Cuthbert Alport, of Heme Bay, Kent, England.
to. William Edward Herbert, s. of Thomas Moodie Potts, of
Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. : Rocklands High Schools, Cra
dock, C.P, and Normal CoU, Pretoria, Transvaal. War Wort :
Organised, equipped, and conducted a Rest Hut for troops
engaged in the German East Campaign in the town of Chinde,
at the mouth of the Zambesi River, in Portuguese East Africa.
Address : St. Andrews Road, Yeoville ; Johannesburg, Box
3410. (M9336)
POTTS, George Louis, M.B.E, 6. 9 Feb. 1865; s. of
George Potts, of Louth, Lincolnshire : to. Lina Fanny, d. of
James Jeanneret. of Neuchatel. Director, Messrs Apperly,
Curtis & Co, Ltd, Dudbridge Mills, Stroud, Glos. ; Vice-
President, British Chamber of Commerce in Belgium. War
Work : Head of Textiles, Commission Internationale de Ravi-
taillement, India House, Kingsway ; Oflicer Order of Leopold II.
CZm&s : Junior Constitutional ; Eccentric ; Cercle Artistique
(Bruxelles). (M9337)
POTTS, Reginald, O.B.E.
POTTS, Lieut. Thomas Moflett, O.B.E, R.N.R.
POTTS, Thomas Worthington, O.B.E.
POTTS, William Thomas, C.B.E. A J.P. for Essex;
Director of Port Forwarding Depart, Ministry of Munitions,
during the Great War. Address : The Hall, Southminster,
Essex. (C2880)
POUGNET, Lieut. John Maurice Barbes, O.B.E, R.N.R.
POULTNEY, Edward Cecil, M.B.E.
POULTNEY, Samuel Levi, M.B.E.
POULTON, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Faulconer, C.B.E, fi. 28
July, 1858 ; s. of Dep. Surgeon-General C W. Poulton, of
Cricklade, Wiltshire ; to. Susan Edith, d. of W. E. Grimston, of
Earls Coine, Essex. Educ : Royal Navy (1871-77), and
Royal Military CoU, Sandhurst (1878-79). Served in Suffolk
Regt, 1879-99 ; Afghan War, 1879-80 (medal) ; Chief Con
stable of West Suffolk, 1899-1902 ; Chief Constable of Berk
shire from 1902. War Work : Area Administrative Officer,
Southern Area, R.A.S.C, Forage Dept, 1915-18 ; granted rank
of Lieut.-Col. Address : Highgrove, Reading. Clubs : Wel
lington ; Berkshire County. (C1744)
POULTON, E. L, O.B.E.,
POULTON, Capt. Faville Clement, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
POUNTNEY, Arthur Meek, C.B.E. Treasurer of Straits
Settlement. Address : Singapore, Straits Settlements. (C202<i)
POUPART, William John, M.B.E.
POVER, Eng.-Comm. Thomas Pierce, O.B.E, R.N.R.
POWELL, Arthur, O.B.E, J.P, V.D, B.A, M.B, M.S.,
fi. 1864 ; s. of the late John Donor Powell, of Dublin. Educ. :
Trinity Coll, Dublin; Royal Coll. of Surgeons, Dublin;
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BIOGRAPHIES.

Power

Queen's Univ, Belfast. Physician ; late Professor of Medical
Jurisprudence, Bombay Univ. ; Pathologist to Coroner, Bom
bay ; Physician in charge, Northcote Hospital ; Consulting
Physician, St. George's Hospital, Bombay ; Consulting Phy
sician Tropical Diseases, Ministry of Pensions. War Work :
Served as Captain, Indian Mounted Infantry (Lumsden's
Horse), S. African War, 1900-1; Lieut.-Col, O.C. Byculla
Officers' Hospital, Bombay, 1915-19. Addresses : 9, Harley
Street, W. 1 ; The Firs, Worcester Road, Sutton. CTufis :
Oriental; BycuUa; Royal Societies' ; W. India Turf. (09846)
POWELL, Benjamin Henry, M.B.E, 6. 20 Aug. 1863 ;
s. of Benjamin Powell, of Newport, Salop. War Work : Hon.
Sec. Eastry Rural District Local War Savings Committee;
Hon. Sec. Betteshanger War Savings Association ; Head
Special Constable for Betteshanger Parish ; Voluntary Work
Eastry Rural Food Office. Address : Betteshanger, Eastry,
Kent. (M9340)
POWELL, Clare Carew, Mrs., M.B.E.
POWELL, David, M.B.E, J.P.
POWELL, Lieut.-Col. Douglas, C.B.E, 6. 8 July, 1874 ;
s of Sir Richard Douglas Powell, Bart, K.C.V.O. (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. Muriel Albinia, d. of W. F. Powell, of Sharow
Hall, Ripon, Yorkshire (see Burke's Peerage). Educ : Clifton ;
Magdalen CoU, Oxford. War Work : Served in France in Royal
Welsh FusUiers. Address: 9, West Eaton Place, S.W. 1.
Ctafi.' Naval aud Military. (C872)
POWELL, Edith, Mrs, M.B.E.
POWELL, Major Enoch, O.B.E, R.A.F.
POWELL, Major Erie Walter, O.B.E, R.A.F.
POWELL, Ernest Robert, M.B.E.
POWELL, Bimbashi Felix Edmund, Bey, M.B.E.
POWELL, Frank Grove, M.B.E, 6. 26 July 1860 ; s. of
James Powell, of Chichester ; to. Rosa Edwina, d. of Edward
Smith, of Richmond, Surrey. Educ : Prebendal School,
Chichester, and Cheltenham CoU. Barrister-at-law, Journalist.
War Work : Organised Richmond Detachment, Met. Special
Constabulary, Aug. 1914, to April, 1915 ; Assistant Commander
(2nd in command) V Div. Met. Spec. Const, April 1915, to
June, 1919, in acting command 2 years. Address : 1, The
little Green, Richmond, Surrey. (M9344)
POWELL, Lieut. Frank James Bickley, M.B.E, R.A.F.
POWELL, George AUan, C.B.E. ; s. of the late R. D.
PoweU ; m. Jeannie Jack, d. of Dr. W. Marshall, of Inellan.
Bar, Gray's Inn, 1907 ; Officer-in-charge of Govt. War Refugees
Camp, Earl's Court, during the Great War : is an officer of
Order of Leopold of Belgium, and a Chevalier of Order of
Crown of Italy. (C2881)
POWELL, George Henry, M.B.E.. F.R.H.S, 6. 25 Jan.
1867 ; s. of George John Powell, of London Corn Exchange ;
m. Caroline Martha, d. of Thomas BlUott, of Monaghan, Ireland.
Educ. : Church Schools and City of London Coll. Hon. Sec.
Soldiers' and SaUors' FamiUes Association (Hendon Division) ;
District Head, Soldiers' and SaUors' Help Society (Hendon
Division) ; Hon. Treas. Tonic Solfa Association. War Work :
Recruiting work under Lord Derby's scheme ; Member of
Local Advisory Committee (Mil. Service), Hendon Tribunal ;
Hon. Sec. Hendon Local War Pensions Committee (Central
Ward Sub-Area) ; Member of Hendon National Service Com
mittee. Address : Monaghan, 87, Sunny Gardens, Hendon,
N.W. 4. Club : Alexandra (Hendon). (M9345)
POWELL, Lieut.-Col. George Robert, O.B.E.
POWELL, Major Harold Haines, O.B.E, fi. 19 Oct. 1868 ;
s. of Thomas Powell ; m. Margaret Jane, d. of Philip Crampton,
M.D. Educ : Privately, and Royal MUitary College, Sand
hurst. Joined 2nd Batt. East Yorkshire Regt, Sept. 1889, and
served with the regiment at home and abroad, and when war
broke out accompanied it to France as 2nd in Command ;
wounded at the 2nd Battle of Ypres in May, 1915 ; in Sept.
1915, was appointed General Staff Officer, 2nd Grade, and held
this appointment until the end of 1917 ; later was employed
for 2 years and 3 months in Intelligence Directorate at the
War Oflice. Address : 54, Gordon Mansions, Gower Street,
W.C.I. Club: Junior Army and Navy. (08911)
POWELL, Harry James, C.B.E, B.A, fi. 1853; s. of
Nathanael PoweU, J.P, D.L, of Buckhurst HiU, Essex ; to.
Emma, d. of Major W. S. Stuart, R.E, of ChigweU, Sussex.
Educ. : Rugby, and Trinity Coll.. Oxford. Glass -maker,
1873-1919, Whitefriars Glass Works, London ; Member for
Dulwich of first and second London County Councils ; Co-opted
Member of London Technical Education Board ; Member of
Art Workers' Guild, from 1890 ; Member of Arts and Crafts
Society ; Governor of Dulwich CoU, from 1898 ; served on
Board of Education Committee to advise on rearrangement of
Art CoUections in Victoria and Albert Museum ; Member of
Board of Education Committee for Advice on Education in
• Art. War Work : Manufactured many special glasses for
clinical and high-temperature thermometers, X-ray bulbs, and
glass for the projecting " horns " of marine mines. (C2882)
POWELL, Hugh Falkenberg, M.B.E, M.D, M.R.C.S,
L-R.C.P, fi. 14 Aug. 1880 ; s. of the late Wm. Powell, M.R.C.S,
of Cheltenham ; to. Ethel Mary, d. of the late S. Arnott, of
Topclifle, Yorks. Educ. : Cheltenham CoU. and Univ. CoU.
Rospital, London. Medical Practitioner ; Hon. Anaesthetist,
tueltenham General Hospital ; Senior Hon. Obstetric Surgeon,
Victoria Home, Cheltenham ; Deputy Coroner, Upper Division,
Gloucestershire, etc. War Work : Temp. Capt. R.A.M.C. ;
Iransport Officer and Consulting Anaesthetist V.A. Hospitals,
uieltenham Area. Address : BeUe Vue House, Cheltenham.
Club; New. (M3909)

POWELL, James Ablitt Pasifull, O.B.E.
POWELL, Col. James Leslie Grove, C.B.E, V.D, T.D,
J.P, and D.L. Surrey (ret.), 6. 26 April, 1853 ; s. of James
Powell, of Chichester, Sussex ; m. Harriette Charlotte (who died
1908), d. of Henry Huish. M.D, Surgeon-Major 3rd (King's
Own) Hussars). Educ. : Cheltenham Coll. Solicitor ; Alder
man Surrey County Council, Hon. Col. 6th Batt. East Surrey
Regt. ; Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. Commanding, 1898-1909.
War Work : Raised and commanded 2/6th Batt. East Surrey
Regt, 1914-15 ; Recruiting Officer and Sub-Area Commander,
East Surrey Regimental District ; Military and National Service
Representative before Tribunals, Richmond, Barnes, and
Mortlake, and Appeal Tribunal Kingston-on-Thames. Ad
dress : Tapton House, Richmond, Surrey. Clubs : St.
Stephen's ; Royal Automobile. (C598)
POWELL, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E, V.D, J.P. (ret.),
fi. 16 Jan. 1856 ; s. of Francis Powell, of London ; to. Edith
May, d. of Frederick Bradshaw Hopkins. Educ. : Daniel
Stuarts Institution, Edinburgh. Hon. Magistrate, 1st Class
J.P. ; Lieut.-Col. (ret.), Punjab Light Horse ; Member,
Punjab Legislative Council ; Vice-Chairman, Town of Murnee,
Punjab, India; served on Sir J. Willcocks' Staff, Delhi Durbar
(Medal); also received the Kaisir-i-Hind Medal in 1914 for
public services. War Work : Hon. Sec. Rawal Pindee War
Fund ; assisted in recruiting ; in command of School for train
ing officers and men, P.L. Horse, Rawal Pindee. Clubs :
Junior Army and Navy ; Rawal Pindee. (O4082)
POWELL, Joseph, O.B.E, 6. 25 April, 1875 ; s. of Alfred
William Powell, of London. War Work : Elected by the
interned British civilians at Rulileben Camp, Germany, as
Captain of the Camp and their leader ; carried on this work
from the first day of internment till the last day (Nov. 1914 to
Nov. 1918). (011156)
POWELL, Kate Haidee, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 16 April, 1857;
d. of S. 0. Hemming. Educ: Brighton. War Work: Com
mandant of the Bowdon Hospital for 4 years. Address :
Mapperley Hill, Nottingham. (01775)
POWELL, Lieut. Malcolm Cecil, O.B.E,, R.N.R.
POWELL, Margaret Joyce, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 1888 ; d. of
Arthur 0. Powell, of Bencomb, Dorking. Educ. : Newnham
Coll, Cambridge. Director, Messrs. James Powell and Sons
(Whitefriars), Ltd, Glass manufacturers. War Work -. Assis
tant Administrative Officer, Ministry of Food. Address :
Bencomb, Dorking. Club : Ladies' University. (03873)
POWELL, Lieut.-Col. Philip Lionel William, C.B.E,
D.S.O, 6. 1882; Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Welsh Regt.
and an A.A.G at War Office ; served in the S. African War,
1899-1902 (Queen's medal with two clasps) ; Great War,
1915-19 (despatches). (C1745)
POWELL, Lieut.-Col. Samuel Arthur, O.B.E, V.D, M.B.
POWELL, Thomas Peroy Prosser, M.B.E, 6. 26 Dec.
1869 ; s. of Rev. T. P. PoweU, of Dorstone, Herefordshire ;
to. Evelyn Lucy Alice, d. of J. H. Arkwright, of Hampton
Court, Herefordshire. Educ. : Charterhouse and Oriel Coll,
Oxford. Barrister-at-law; County Councillor for Hereford
shire War Work : Joined Montgomeryshire Yeomanry, Sept.
1914 ; appointed A.D.C to G.O.C, 10th Division, Feb. 1916 ;
served in Macedonia, Palestine, and Egypt in that appoint
ment till July, 1919. Address : Aylestone Cottage, Hereford.
Club : New University. (M3190)
POWELL, Lieut. Wilfred Monsell, M.B.E.
POWELL, Capt. William Clive, M.B.E.
POWELL, William Wallace, O.B.E, B.A, I.C.S, fi.
14 Nov. 1882 ; s. of Richard Powell, of Dublin. Educ. :
The High School, Dublin. Indian Civil Service. War Work :
Service in connection with recruiting in the Punjab. Address :
17, Lawrence Road, Lahore. Clubs : East India United
Service ; Punjab. _, _, (08389)
POWELL, Winifred, Mrs, O.B.E, W.R.A.F
POWELL, Herbert James BINGHAM-, O.B.E M.Inst.
C E M I.Mech.E, M.Amer.Soc.CE, F.R.San.I, A.C.G.I, 6.
23 March, 1878 ; s. of Col. Bingham Powell, of London ; to.
Laura Mary, d. of John Joseph Clarke, of New York and Peru.
Educ : Burgess Park, Imperial CoU. of Science, London.
Civil and Mechanical Engineer ; Consulting Engineer to the
Governments and principal MunicipaUties of Peru and Bolivia ;
Engineer of the Peruvian Corporation Ltd War Work
With the British War Mission to the Umted States from 1915
to 1918 ; district Inspection Officer ; afterwards Officer in
charge of the combined department of Gauges and Standards
of the Mission, and of the Bureau of Aircraft Production of the
US War Dept. ; Liaison Officer between the American
Authorities and the British Engineering Standards Associa
tion ; inventor of several precision measuring machines used
in U.S.A. during war. Address : Quilca 31o, Lima, Peru,
South America. . T! w V R
POWER, Lieut. Charles Louis, M.B.E, R.N.V.R.
pnwFR Sir D'Arcv, K.B.E, F.R.CS. (Eng.), 6. .1855;
e fSy Power, F RU.S. (Eng.), of Bagdale Hall Whitby,
Yor'lSureT m. Eleanor, y. d. of George Haynes Fosbroke
M RC S (Eng.), of Bidford-on-Avon, Warwickshire Educ :
Merchant Taylors' School, London; New and Exeter CoU, Ox
ford ¦St Bartholomew's Hospital. Consulting Surgeon to
St Bartholomew's Hospital ; member of the Council of the Royal
College of Surgeons of England. i\ar IFortLieut.-Col.
RAM 0. (T.) attached First London General Hospital (T.F.) ,
Officer in charge of First London General Hospital, 1916-17 ;
Consulting Surgeon, Fishmongers' Hall War Hospital and the
Elstree War Hospital, Bromley, Kent ; representative of the

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Royal College of Surgeons on the Statutory Committee of
Reference 1915. Address : 10A, Chandos Street, Cavendish
Square. W. 1. Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (K289)
POWER, Capt. Frank Trevor, M.B.E.
POWER, George, M.B.E.
POWER, Lieut. George Teevan, M.B.E.
POWER, Lieut. Gerald Hugh, M.B.E, 9th Royal Warwick
Regt, fi. 9 Sept. 1888 ; s. of Harry Shakespeare Power, J.P..
of Mid IUoro, Natal ; m. Ella, d. of Petros Mamikonyane, of
Baku. Russia. Educ. : Bedford Grammar School. Farming.
War Work : South-West African Campaign, and from there to
Europe ; then India, Mesopotamia (Baghdad to Baku march),
and Russia. Address : Monoughmore, Ladysmith, Natal.
(M4912)
POWER, James Augustine, M.B.E, 6. 16 June, 1856 ;
s. of James Power, of Salford, Lancashire ; m. Amelia Rose,
d. of John William Hall, of Fulham. London. Educ. : St.
John's School, Salford, Lanes. War Work : Superintending
Clerk at War Office. Address : 38, Kyrle Road, Clapham (M9346)

Matron of St.

Dunstan's, (011923)

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(012004)
, 6. 11 Dec. 1861 ;
m. Ada Edmonds,
Educ. : Privately.
1895-1900; Public

Common S.W. 11
POWER, Leila, M.B.E.
POWER, Margaret, O.B.E
No. 11 House.
POWER, Margaret Mary, Mrs, M.B.E
POWER, Capt. Richard Pascal, O.B.E, 6. 27 May, 1886 ;
s. of Pierce Power, of Limerick, Ireland ; m. Dorothy Lyle
d. of Robert Allan Wilson, of Londonderry. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Served with Royal Irish FusiUers from Aug. 1914,
to Feb. 1916 ; served on the staff in various appointments
from Feb. 1916, to 1918. Club : Junior United Service. (02678)
POWLETT, Rear-Adm. Frederick Armand, C.B.E, R.N.
Chief of Staff to Vice-Adm. Comdg. E. Coast during the
Great War. (C2238)
POWNALL, Lieut.-Col. Assheton, O.B.E.
POWNE, Leslie, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, 6. 8 Oct. 1859 : s. of
William Powne, of Swindon ; to. Jessie, d. of Barnes Wimbush,
of London. Educ : Leamington. Medical Officer of Health,
Crediton Rural District. War Work : O.C. V.A.D. Hospital,
Crediton. Address : 52, High Street, Crediton. (M2299)
POWNEY, Lieut.-Col. Cecil Du Pre Penton, M.B.E,
F.R.G.S, F.L.S, M.R.I, J.P, 6. 21 Aug. 1862 ; s. of Edward
Penton Powney, formerly Judge of Supreme Court of Madras,
of Fyfield House. Andover ; to. Ethel Mary, d. of Col. Norton
Knatchbull, of Ohelton, Andover. Educ. : Eton, and Trinity
Coll, Cambridge. Lieut. Grenadier Guards, 1884-94; served
in the Soudan, 1885 (Medal with Clasp. Khedive's Star) ;
Director Liberian International Corpn. War Work : Com
manded 3rd Hants. Regt, 1914-16 ; Commander B. Div.
MetropoUtan Special Constabulary, 1917-19. Addresses : 41,
Wilton Crescent, S.W. 1 ; Lenham Court, near Maidstone.
Clubs : Bachelors' ; Guards'.
POYNTER, Vernon Hamilton, M.B.E
POYNTER, WiUiam Dyke, M.B.E.
POYNTON, Hon. Alexander, O.B.E.
POYNTON, John William, O.B.E.
POYNTON, Joseph William, O.B.E.
s. ot Joseph Poynton, of Dublin, Ireland
d. of John Macgregor, of Christehurch.
Barrister-at-law; Stipendary Magistrate
Trustee. 1900-10; Secretary to the Treasury, 1910-13; at
present Stipendary Magistrate, Auckland, N.Z. War Work :
Chairman, No. 2 Wellington Military Service Board. 1916-18.
Address : Court House, Auckland, N.Z. ' (08335)
POYSER, Capt. John, O.B.E, fi. 17 July, 1883 ; s. of
Thomas John Poyser, of Wirksworth, Derbyshire. Educ. :
Westminster School. Barrister, Middle Temple ; is a
Civil Servant (Mimstry of Health). War Work : Served with
R.A.S.C. in France, 1915-18 ; despatches twice. Club : Wel
Ungton. (05691)
PRAEGER, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Isouard Paul, M.B.E., fi.
6 Sept. 1871 ; s. of Isouard Praeger, of Warrington ; m Emily
Spencer, d. of WUliam Wright, of Farnham. Educ. : People Col
lege, Warrington. War Work: Served in S. Africa, 1899-1902
(Queen's Medal and 7 clasps, King's medal and 2 clasps), and
to Great War from Sept. J 914, to Aug. 1919 (despatches)
Address : 12, Church Street, Edgemont, Liverpool. (M4360)
PRAGNELL, Lieut. D. W. Alan, M.B.E, fi. 17 May,
1895 ; s. of Arthur Pragnell, of London. Educ. : Kent
College, Canterbury ; College de la Tres Saint Trinit.e, Louvain.
Commercial Agent for Messrs. Cook, Son & Co, London.
War Work : Enlisted in Inns of Court O.T.C. ; afterwards
went through the Grove Park O.T.C. for M.T, R.A.S.C. ;
gazetted 2nd Lieut. May, 1917; served in Mesopotamia'
1917-19, with 971 M.T. Ford Company, operating with 15th
Div. on the Euphrates, and 1st Corps on the Tigris. Address -
The Hutch, Heme Bay. (M49101
PRANCE, Capt. Basil C, O.B.E.
PRANCE, Geoffrey Hammett, O.B.E, M.D, CM. (Edin )
6. 1868 ; s. of Courtenay Connell Prance, of Cheltenham •'
to. Annie Rosalie, d. of Theo. Sandeman, of 21, Bolton Gardens'
S. Kensington. Educ. : Cheltenham CoU, and Edinburgh
Univ. Hon. Med. Officer, Childrens' Convalescent Home
Weston-super-Mare ; Mem. B.M.A. ; Hon. Obst. Surg Vict'
Home and Cheltenham Nursing Assocn. ; Hon. Surg. Chelten
ham Gen. Hospital. War Work: Recruiting Medical Officer ¦
Medical Officer in charge troops in Weston-super-Mare ; Medicai
Officer, Ashcombe House MiUtary Hospital ; Commandant
V.A.D. Somerset 94. Address : Belvedere, Weston-super- (011157)

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PRATER, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. George, O.B.E.
PRATT, Charlotte Anyand Powys, Mrs, M.B.E.
PRATT, Edith Helen, O.B.E, B.A. ; d. of John Marchant
Pratt, of Pratshayes, Exmouth. Educ: Southlands School
Exmouth.; (Exhibitioner of) Girton Coll, Cambridge. Formerly
Lecturer in Philosophy, Ladies' Coll, Cheltenham. War
Work : 1915-17, Inspector of the National Filling Factories
Ministry of Munitions (first Woman Inspector appointed at
the Ministry) ; 1917-18, Deputy Chief Controller of Q.M.A.A C
with the British Armies in France ; 1918, Deputy Commandant
Women's R.A.F. Address : Pratshayes, Exmouth, Devon
Club : Ladies' TJ niversity. m .8 j
PRATT, Lieut.-Comm. Edwin, O.B.E, R.N.
PRATT, EUzabeth Worth, M.B.E , L.L.A. Educ ¦
Privately and at Brighton Coll. Divisional Sec, B.R.C.S
Bermondsey. War Work : Served with British Red Cross
Society in connection with Hospitals and Air Raids duty in
the borough. Address : 12, Rebecca Terrace, Southwark
Park, S.E. 16. (M9349)
PRATT, Frances Margaret Ethel, Mrs, M.B.E,; d. of
Major-Gen. C N. Martin, R.E, of Mount Long, Castle Cork-
m. Lieut.-Col. H. A. Pratt, R.A, s. of Col. H. Pratt, of King's
County, Ireland. Educ. : Privately ; S. Kensington School
of Art; Julian's, Paris. Exhibited at Salon, Paris. War
Work : Commandant, British Red Cross from 1911 ; Com
mandant Dorset 66, which has four hospitals to its credit; in
1914 eqipped and staffed Cornelia Hospital, Poole Red Cross
wards (for direct overseas cases) ; also Forest Holme Hospital,
and Naval Base Hospital, Poole ; staffed Grata Gules Hospital,
Bournemouth ; organised and coached Red Cross lectures for
2,000 people ; raised funds for entertainments and comforts
for troops tor over four years ; Member of Committee of East
Dorset Guild of workers ; mentioned 3 times. Address : The
Castle, Parkstone, Dorset. Club : Forum. (M9350)
PRATT, Frank, M.B.E. War Work: Member of M.C.A.Y.
War Emergency, Finance, and Trading and Equipment Com
mittees ; organised Y.M.C.A. work for troops bUleted in
Watford, and acted as Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. Address :
The Cottage, Upton Road, Watford. (M9351)
PRATT, Frank Herbert, M.B.E, fi. 21 Oct. 1877 ; s. of
James Frederick Pratt, of S. Lambeth, London; m. Beatrice,
d. of Edward Wyer, of S. Lambeth. War Work : In charge
of Printing EstabUshment of Messrs. Harrison & Sons, Ltd,
at the War Oflice throughout the war. Address: 29, Teevan
Road, Lower Addiscombe Road, Croydon. (M9352)
PRATT, Henry Francis, O.B.E.
PRATT, Hilda Gertrude Van Hecke, M.B.E, 6. 20 Dec.
1893 ; d. of Benjamin Pratt, of Leeds ; to. Jules, s. of Van
Hecke, of Eecloo (Belgium). Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Assistance to prisoners of War during the German occupation
in Ghent, 1914 18 ; secret service work from 1915-18. Ad
dress : Chateau de Bierbais, Mt. St. Guibert. Belgium. (M9353)
PRATT, Capt. James Davidson, O.B.E, M.A., B.Sc,
fi. 13 Aug. 1891 ; m. Kathleen Winifred Jean Marsden, d. of
William Summers, M.I.N. A, of Southampton. Educ. :
Drumoak Public School ; Robert Gordon's Coll, and Aberdeen
Univ. War Work : Embodied Aug. 1914 as colour-sergeant
of the University Company of the 4th Bn. Gordon High
landers (T.) ; promoted Company Sergt. - Major ; com
missioned March 1915 ; Lieut, (temp.) June 1915 ; on active
service in France, Feb. to Sept. 1915 ; wounded three times ;
Aug. 1916 appointed Assistant Sec. andlater Sec. to the Chemical
Advisory (afterwards the Chemical Warfare) Committee of the
Ministry of Munitions, while unfit for foreign service ; promoted
Capt. (temp.) June 1918, and Staff Capt. on July 1919. Ad
dress : 3, Leinster Gardens, W. 2. CTitfi : Junior Army and
Navy. (07593)
PRATT, May, Mrs, M.B.E.
PREECE, George, O.B.E, F.L.A, fi. 30 July, 1866; s. of
Richard Preece, of Wotherton, Shropshire ; m. Florence Julia
Beatrice, d. of Henry Honour, of Spring HiU, Birmingham.
Educ. : Chirbury School, Shropshire. Librarian and Clerk to
the Committee, Stoke Newington Public Library ; Assistant
Librarian, Barrow-in-Furness Public Library, 1882-88 ; Branch
Librarian Chelsea Public Library, 1888-1893 ; Acting Town
Clerk (temp.) Stoke Newington, in 1913 ; FeUow of the Library
Association, and Member of the Council (1915-19). War
Work : Executive Officer to the Stoke Newington Food Control
and National Kitchens Committee ; Member of Local War
Savings Committee, and Hon. Sec. of Branch War Savings
Association. Address : 158, Church Street, Stoke Newington,
London, N. 16. (011158)
PREEDY, Capt. Clement, O.B.E, R.E.
PRENDERGAST, Comm. Edmund James, O.B.E.. R.N.
PRENDERGAST, Surg.-Lieut. John Arnoux, O.B.E,
R.N. PRENDERGAST, Maud Dora Josephine, M.B.E. ; d. of
General Sir Harry Prendergast, V.C, G.C.B, R.E, of Rich
mond. Commandant of Surrey 4 Red Cross Detachment.
War Work : Organiser and Commandant of Red Cross Hospital,
Richmond, Surrey, 1914-19. Address : Heron Court, Rich
mond, Surrey. Club : V.A.D. (M3911)
PRENDERGAST, Col. Theodore John Warrender,
C.B.E, 6. 1858; Col. R.E. (ret.); served in China, 1900
(medal) ; and in the Great War. 1914-19 (despatches). (C1746)
PRENTICE, Joseph, M.B.E, 6. 17 July, 1877. Director
of Railway Transport, Ministry of Food. War Work : Loaned
by Great Central Rly. Co. to War Office as Assistant in Direc
torate of Movements to control working of Military Stores

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to and from the ports. Address : 3, Axhoime Road, Doncaster. (M9354)
PRENTICE, Capt. WiUiam Francis, M.BE, R.A.F.
PRENTICE, William Hogg, M.B.E, M.D.
PRESCOTT, Charles Clark, M.B.E.
PRESCOTT, Charles WUliam Beeston, O.B.E.
PRESCOTT, Constance Alice, M.B.E.
PRESCOTT, Lieut.-Col. John Joseph Whitworth, D.S.O.,
O.B.E, V.H.S, 6. 5 Sept. 1875 ; s. of George Prescott, of
Merrion, Dublin, to. Mabel, d. of Robert Simpson, of Dublin.
Educ. : High School, Dublin, Dublin Univ, and R.CS.I.
Officer commanding 34 General Hospital, Deolali, India. War
Work : Embarkation Medical Officer No. 3 Base, France ;
O.C. No. 17 Stationary Hospital, Gallipoli ; O.C Taj Mahal
War Hospital, Bombay ; organised and commanded the
Northumberland War Hospital, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Cumballa
War Hospital, Bombay ; Alexandra War Hospital, Bombay ;
aud the Princess Mary War Hospital, Bombay ; at present
Commanding 34 (the Welsh) G eneral Hospital, India ; appointed
Hon. Surgeon to His Excellency The Viceroy. Nov. 1918.
Address : c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, 3, Whitehall Place, London,
S.W. Club : Royal Bombay Yacht. (0857)
PRESCOTT, Major WUliam Henry, C.B.E, J.P, M.P,
M.Inst.CE, R.E, fi. 26 March, 1874 ; s. of John Prescott,
of Blackburn, Lancashire ; to. Bessie Smith, d. of Mark Stanley,
of Ambleside. Educ : Privately. M.P. (Co. U.) N. Totten
ham ; J.P. Middlesex ; Governor, Prince of Wales' General
Hospital ; Member of Middlesex Territorial Force Association,
Middlesex County CouncU, London Water Board, Grand
CouncU Primrose League, and Govt. Roads Advisory Com
mittee; Barrister-at-law; M.Inst.CE.; M.I.Mech.E.; Past-
President Institute of Sanitary Engineers ; Hon. Mem. Institu
tion of Municipal and Coimty Engineers. War Work : Hon.
Organiser for the raising and training of the 33rd Division
(Tottenham) Royal Engineers, which was attached to the 1st
Army in France, comprising the 212th, 222nd, and 226th Field
Cos, R.E, and 33rd Signal Co, R.E. ; also acted as the Hon.
Organiser for the raising of the 230th Army Troops Co, R.E. ;
served in France in 1915 in command of the 222nd Field Co,
R.E, and was invalided home. Address : AlUngton House,
Tottenham. Club : St. Stephen's. (C2883)
PRESLAND, Claud WUliam, M.B.E. ; s. of the Rev.
William A. Presland, of Camden Road, London, N. Educ :
ToUington Park Coll, London. War Work : Assistant Works
Manager, National Projectile and Ordnance Factory, Notting
ham. Addresses : 5, Annington Road, Fortis Green, London,
N. 2 ; Dumsey Deep, Shepperton. (M9357)
PREST, EUen Gertrude, M.B.E. (10252(/)
PRESTON, Arthur, C.B.E. Hon. Sec. Indian Soldiers'
Fund Committee. (C1980)
PRESTON, Arthur Sansome, O.B.E, LL.B.
PRESTON, Lieut.-Col. Eyre Evans, O.B.E.
PRESTON, Sir Frederick George Panizzi, K.B.E, J.P.
Berks. 4. 23 July, 1867 ; s. of R. T. Preston, of Hayes Court,
Kent; m. Ethel Mary, d. of Rev. T. Peters, of Taunton.
Educ. : Blackheath School. Chairman of Messrs. J. Stone
& Co, Ltd, Engineers, London. War Work : Undertook
Special Mission for H.M. Government to Italy and Spain.
Address : Landlord Manor, Salisbury ; 14, Pall Mall, S.W.
Clubs : Carlton ; Union ; Boodle's ; Royal Yacht Squadron. (K100)
PRESTON, George Frederic, C.B.E, M.I.E.E. ; s. of
John Lovesay Preston ; to. 1889, Catherine Elizabeth, d. of
John Bacon, of Taunton. ControUer, London Telephone
Service ; served in Bechuanaland Field Force, 1884-85 ;
commanded 1st Vol. Bn. E. Surrey Regt, 1916-20. Address :
Stanhope House, Surbiton. (C2885)
PRESTON, Herbert James, O.B.E.
PRESTON, Mark Rushworth, M.B.E.
PRESTON, Capt. Marvin James, O.B.E , Can, A. V.C.
PRESTON, Sidney, C.B.E, 6. 10 Sept. 1850 ; s. of Joseph
Thomas Preston, of London ; m. Amelia, d. of Alexander
0 DriscoU Taylor, of Belfast. Educ. : Univ. Coll. School, and
King's CoU, London. Appointed Public Works Dept. Govt, of
India, 1870 ; served in Irrigation Dept. of Punjab and United
Provinces tiU 1902, when appointed Sec. to Govt, of India and
Inspector-General of Irrigation ; retired Sept. 1905 ; served
from Dec. 1906 to April, 1914, in Gwalior State, Central India,
as Chief Engineer for Irrigation. War Work : Chairman,
Unal Control Committee, from April, 1917 ; Technical Adviser
™ Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, from Nov. 1918.
Address .- 5, Cleveland Road, Ealing, W. 13. CZwfis : Royal
AutomobUe and Union (Ealing). (C2886)
PRESTON, WUUam Edward, M.B.E, 6. 3 Jan. 1883,
•¦ of A. E. Preston, of Leicester ; to. Georgette Aline, d. of
Gorges Victor Gautier, of Paris. Educ : Roan's School,
teeenwich. Grain Salesman. War Work : With Ministry of
i00,i Address : 4, Emmanuel Road, Balham, S.W. (M2302)
PRESTON, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam John Phaelim, D.S.O,
O.B.E, 6. H June, 1873 ; s. of the late Surgeon-Gen. A. F. Pres
ton, K.H.P., A.M.S, of Co. Meath, Ireland ; to. in 191 2, Christina,
»• of the late the Right Hon. Sir Christopher Nixon, Bart,
P.C, M.D, of 2, Merrion Square, Dublin. Educ : St. Helen's
w>ll, Southsea; R.M.C. Sandhurst. Commandant l/97th
infantry, Indian Army. War Work : Served on the Indian
trontier, 1914-15 ; in Mesopotamia, 1915-16 ; severely
wounded at the action of Skaikh Saad ; despatches, D.S.O. ;
Afghanistan and North West Frontier, 1919. Addresses:
34, Carlisle Mansions, Victoria Street, S.W. ; c/o H. S. King

& Co, 9, Pall Mall, S.W. Clubs : Junior United Service ;
HurUngham ; Queen's. (08529)
PRESTON OF ARDCHATTAN, Mary Augusta Margaret
Niool, Mrs. CAMPBELL- M.B.E. ; d. of the late Augustus
Ihorne, of 22, Gt. Cumberland Place, W. ; m. Robert William
l'iggott Clarke-Oanipbell-Preslon. s. of Rev. William Colin
Clarke Preston, of Vnlleyfleld, Perthshire (died 1870). Address :
Ardcluittan Priory, Taynuilt, Argyllshire. (M9358)
PRESTON, Capt. Alistair HOUSTON-BOSWELL-,
PRETTY, Margaret Emily, Mrs, M.B.E.
PRETTY, Lieut.-Col. William Tertius, O.B.E, T.D,
J.P, D.L, M.F.H, 6. 1866 ; s. of William Pretty, of Ipswich ;
m. Mabel Hewett, d. of R. S. Paul, of Ipswich. War Work :
Commanded l/6th Suffolk Regt, 1911-18, (despatches twice).
Address : Goldrood, Ipswich. (07595)
PRETYMAN, Lady Beatrice Adine, O.B.E, fi. 1870 ;
d. of the Earl of Bradford (see Borke's Peerage) ; m. Ernest
George, s. of Canon F. Pretyman. War Work : Commandant
of Hospital. Address : Orwell Park, Ipswich. (03874)
PRETYMAN, Wing-Comdr. George Frederick, D.S.O,
O.B.E, R.A.F, 6. 8 Sept. 1891 ; s. of the late Major-Gen. Sir
Geo. Pretyman, K.C.M.G, C.B. ; to. Maureen Kate, d. of Col.
E. S. Heard, of Rossdohan, Co. Kerry Ireland. Educ : Wel
lington Coll, and Sandhurst. War Work : Served in France
with R.F.C. from Aug. 1914, to Dec. 1917 ; Air Ministry,
March, 1918, to conclusion of hostilities. Address : c/o Messrs.
Cox & Co, 110, St. Martin's Lane, W.C. 2. Clubs : United
Service ; R.A.F. ; Royal Aero. (03394)
PREWER, Major WiUiam Henry Russell, O.B.E, 6.
16 Feb. ; s. of WilUam Prewer. of Homager, Suffolk ; m.
Isabel Susannah, d. of Samuel Lister, of Plumstead, S.E. 18.
Major in the Royal Regiment of Artillery. War Work : Adju
tant, Ordnance Coll, Woolwich. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox
& Co, 16, Charing Cross, S.W. (07596)
PRICE, Annie Vincent, M.B.E, M.M.S, 6. 18 Sept. 1862 ;
d. of Walter Price, of Bristol. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Four years at Netley, three under the Almeric Paget Massage
Corps, aud one under the Military Massage Service. Address :
Sisters' Quarters, British Red Cross Section, Royal Victoria
Hospital, Netley, Hants. (M9360)
PRICE, Bernard, O.B.E. (O12055)
PRICE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Cecil Stanley, M.B.E, Aust.
A.M.C. PRICE, Lieut.-Col. Charles Weaver, O.B.E, M C, fi. 12
June, 1876 ; s. of C. E. Weaver Price, of North House, Brecon ;
m. Rhianedd Mary Gwendolen, d. of Gwilym Jones, of PwllheUg,
Llanwonno, Glamorgan. Educ. : Christ's Coll, Brecon.
Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes. Agricidturist, War
Work: Enlisted in South Wales Borderers, Sept. 1914 ; trans
ferred to Motor Machine Guns, Nov. 1914 ; went to France as
Battery Sergt.-Major of 12th Motor Machine Gun Battery, 13
July, 1915 ; Commissioned, Dec. 1915 ; transferred to Heavy
Branch (Tanks), March 1916 ; Staff Capt. Tank Corns (H.Q.),
June 1917 ; Commanding Tank Corps, Dec. 1919 tc June 1920.
Address : Ashgrove, Brecon. (05693)
PRICE, Major Columbus Leigh, O.B.E, A.I.F.
PRICE, Cyril Oliver Rose, M.B.E.
PRICE, Edward French, M.B.E.
PRICE, Edwin Lessware, O.B.E, B.A. Oxon, Bar.-at-
Law, 6. 1874 ; s. of E. A. Price, of London ; to. 1st, HUda
Dorothy (who d. 1913), d. of F. Wright, J.P, of Lenton Hall,
Notts; 2nd, Kathleen Mary, d. oi R. P. Earle, Bairister, Bris
bane, Australia. Merchant. War Work : Assessor, Transport
Claims Committee, India, 1915 ; Member, Government of
Bombay, War Purposes Board, Sind Publicity Committee,
and Karachi Sub-Committee Government Hides ; President,
Karachi Division, War League of India ; Agent Consulage
de Fiance a Karachi; elected Member Indian Legislative
Assembly for Bombay European Constituency, 1920. Address:
Chartered Bank Buildings, Karachi, India. Clubs : Berkshire
(Reading) ; Sind (Karachi). (09847)
PRICE, Emily Annie, M.B.E. Hon. Sec. of the Lewisham
and Blackheath Division Soldiers' and Sailors' Families
Association. (M16333)
PRICE, Ernest, M.B.E, fi. 14 Dec. 1879. Civil Servant ;
India Store Depot, India Office. War Work : Shipment of
war stores to India. Address : 5, Beechhill Road, Eltham,
S.E. 9. (M864)
PRICE, T. Major Frank, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
PRICE, George, M.B.E.
PRICE, Henry Gilbert, O.B.E.
PRICE, James Ben, M.B.E.
PRICE, John Glanville, M.B.E, 6. 1876 ; s. of David
Griffith Price, of Penmark (Glam.) ; m. Harriet, d. of George
Telford. Educ. : Collegiate School, Penarth, Wales. Archi
tect. War Work. : BuUding of munition workers' huts and
hostels at Woolwich ; Depot Manager for Central Stores
Department of the Ministry of Munitions. Address : Sandford
House. Luton Avenue, Broadstairs. (M9363)
PRICE, Joseph Thomas, M.B.E.
PRICE, Julian Hugh, M.B.E.
PRICE, Percy Howard, O.B.E.
PRICE, Col. Sir Rhys Howell, K.B.E, CM.G, 6. 1872 ;
only s. of Sir Thomas Rees Price, K.C.M.G, of Johannesburg ;
m Constance Mary, 3rd d. of John M. Peacock, of Queenstown,
Cape of Good Hope. Served in S. African War, 1899-1902,
with Kaffrarian Rifles, and commanding Border Light Borse
(three times mentioned in despatches ; Queen's medal, 4 clasps ;

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Price

THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

King's medal, 2 clasps) ; Officer Commanding Union Expe
ditionary Base, Capetown, Sept. 1914; Col, April 1915;
Director of War Recruiting, Nov. 1916. Address : ArtiUery
Barracks, Pretoria, S. Africa. (K191)
PRICE, Richard, M.B.E, fi. 6 June, 1867 ; s. of Richard
Price, of Northumberland ; m. Louisa Ellen, s. of John Lane,
of Larkfield. Educ. : Scotch School, Woolwich. War Work :
Dhector Inspection of Optical Supplies. Address : 23,
Wrottesley Road, Plumstead, S.E. 18. (M3913)
PRICE, Sydney Reginald, M.B.E. Technical Assistant,
H.M. Contracts Section, Explosives Supply Dept, Ministry
of Munitions. (M10259A)
PRICE, Lieut.-Comm. Thomas Slater, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
PRICE, Violet Amelia, Mrs, M.B.E.
PRICE, Capt. Walter Dennis, O.B.E, 6. 2 Oct. 1895 ;
s. of W. J. Price, of Bournemouth. Educ. : Abingdon.
Director of E. Price and Sons, Ltd, Pianoforte Dealers. War
Work : Mobilised with special service section of Territorial
Force, July, 1914 ; served throughout the war with the l/9th
Hampshire Regt. in England, India, and Siberia. Address :
Handel House, Bournemouth. (O9049)
PRICE, Brig.-Gen. William, C.B, C.M.G, C.B.E, V.D..
6. 1864; to. 1891, Mary, d. of the late George Middleton, of
Culiss, Ross-shire. Hon. Major in the Army, and Lieut.-Col.
R.E. ; sometime Major and Hon. Lieut.-Col. 8th Battn. City of
London Regt. ; served in S. Africa, 1899-1902, with Army
Post Office Corps (despatches) ; Great War, 1914-18, on Staff
(despatches) ; appointed Assist. Private Sec. to Postmaster-
Gen. (Rt. Hon. S. C. Buxton, M.P.), 1907 ; Private Sec. to Post
master-Gen. (Rt. Hon. H. Samuel, M.P.), 1910 ; Director of
Army Postal Services, 1913, with rank of Brig.-Gen. Address :
21. Emperor's Gate, S.W. (C599)
PRICE, Lieut. William, M.B.E, A.I.F.
PRICE, Lieut. William Alfred, O.B.E, R.N.
PRICE, Lieut. William Edward, O.B.E, T.F.
PRICE, Gertrude, Mrs. STANLEY-, M.B.E. ; d. of
Dossey Wightman, of Unstone Grange, Derbyshire. War
Work : Wynberg Base Hospital, Cape Colony ; Superintendent
of Vickers' Canteen, Weybridge, Surrey, of Ordnance Hostels
Canteen, Coventry, and of Edgewood Hostels, Kent. Address :
Unstone Grange, Derbyshire. (M3912)
PRICHARD, AUce Maud, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of J. T. Dug-
dale, of Ivy Bank, Barnley, Sezincote, Moreton-in-Marsh.
War Work : Commandant of Red Cross Detachment Glos.
58, which detachment staffed a hospital. Address : Donning-
ton Manor, Moreton-in-Marsh. (M2305)
PRICHARD, Lt.-Col. Hubert Cecil, C.B.E, 6. 1865 ;
s. of the late Charles John Collins Pilchard, of Clifton, Bristol
(see Burke's Landed Gentry); in. 1905, Nora Diana, d. of
Arthur Piero, of 31, Sefton Park Rd, Liverpool. Major and
Hon. Lieut.-Col. Glamorganshire Yeomanry ; a J.P. for
Glamorgan, and Lord of the Manor of Colwinston. Served in
the Great War as Lieut.-Col. (despatches). (C2158)
PRICHARD, Mabel Henrietta, Mrs., M.B.E.
PRICHARD, Richard John, M.B.E, fi. 28 Sept. 1862 ;
s. of Richard Prichard, of Holyhead ; m. Matilda (who d.), d.
Robert Seed, of Preston. Educ. : Beaumaris Grammar
School. Chief Engineer, Merchant Service. War Work :
Aug. 1914, to July, 1915, Engineer-Lieut. R.N.R. H.M.S.
" Cambria " attached to Grand Fleet, North Sea ; Aug. 1915,
to Oct. 1916, Hospital Ship "Cambria," Englano to various
French Ports; Oct. 1916, to March, 1919, Chief Engineer,
Transport " Greenone." Address : Ll-infair Bach, Holvhead. (M3914)
PRICHARD, Captain Samuel David, M.B.E.
PRICKETT, Major Frederick Cecil, O.B.E, M.C, fi.
19 Feb. 1895; s. of William Prickett, of Haverfordwest, Pem
brokeshire, South Wales. Educ : Sir John Cass's Foundation,
in the City of London, E.C Fruit grower in Victoria and
Western Australia ; Freeman of the City of London. War
Work : EnUsted Aug. 1914, as Rifleman l/6th Batt. City of
London Rifles (T.F.) ; Commissioned Jan. 1916, Durham Light
Infantry ; seconded to Command the 93rd Light Trench
Mortar Battery from Aug. 1916, to March, 1919 ; proceeded
to the British Military Mission, South Russia (General Denikin's
Forces), April, 1919, as Chief Instructor Light Trench Mortars ;
Evacuated (Typhus), March, 1920 ; thrice mentioned in des
patches ; awarded the Russian Order of St. Anne, 2nd Class,
with Swords ; twice wounded. Addresses : c/o Australian
Farms, Ltd, 99, King's Street, Melbourne, Australia; Royal
Colonial Institute, Northumberland Avenue, London, S.W. (9748)
PRIDDEN, Edith Mary, O.B.E, W.A.A.C
PRIDE, Herbert Charles, M.B.E.
PRIDEAUX, Constance Mary, Mrs, O.B.E.
PRIDEAUX, Frank Winckworth Austice, O.B.E.
PRIDEAUX, George Edward, M.B.E, R.N.
PRIDHAM, Lieut.-Col. Geoffrey Robert, D.S.O, O.B.E,
C.R.E, fi. 4 Oct. 1872 ; s. of Colonel F. Pridham, of Instow,
North Devon; m. Mignonne Muriel Maude, d. of C L. B.
Gumming, I.C.S. Educ: Marlborough Coll. ; R.M.A, Woolwich.
War Work : Service in Gallipoli and France. Club : United
bervice. (07597)
PRIEST, James Dainer, M.B.E, M.R.C.S.
PRIEST, Joseph, M.B.E, fi. 9 June, 1874 ; s. of Thomas
Priest, of Birmingham ; m. Agneta Elizabeth, d. of William
Rowland, of Redhill, Surrey. Educ : Birmingham. Director
or 1 and C Osier, Ltd, Birmingham, and late Chairman of the
Electricity Committee (Reigate Borough CouncU). War

Work : Engaged in Manufacture of Small Tools for Filling
Factories, Aeroplane Parts, etc. ; Member of the Reigate Food
Control Committee. Address Hatchlands, RedhiU, Surrey. nmsfia'

PRIESTLEY, Beatrice Ada, O.B.E. Q.M.A.A.C.
PRIESTLEY, Robert Chambers, O.B.E, M.A, M.B.
(Camb.), J.P. Bucks, 6. 1857 ; s. of Sir WilUam O. Priestley,
of London ; to. Ida Mary, d. of T. Eustace Smith, M.P, of
Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. : Harrow, and Trinity CoU,
Cambridge. War Work : Medical Officer, Wycombe V.A.D.
Hospital. Address : Terriers House, High Wycombe, Bucks.
Clubs : United University ; Royal AutomobUe. (O11160)
PRIETLYS, Major WUUam, O.B.E.
PRIME, Capt. Frederick Charles, M.B.E, fi. 11 Feb. 1869 ;
s. of the late John Prime, of Needham Market, Suffolk ; m.
Emma Bessie Fox, d. of James Richard Smithson Barnieott,
of Sheerness. Educ. : Army Schools, late R.A. War
Work : Served with No. 1 Depot Royal Garrison Artillery,
Aug. 1914, to May, 1915 ; joined the Inspection Department,
Woolwich, May, 1915, as Assist, to the Director of Inspection
of High Explosives, and served in the Dept. untU the end of
the war. Address : 30, Vambery Road, Plumstead Common,
London, S.E. 18. _ (MR66)
PRIMROSE, Capt. Alexander Ferguson, O.B.E, R.E. (T.).
PRINCE, Major Charles Edmond, O.B.E, 6. 9 July, 1874;
s. of the late Rev. E. B. Prince, ot Witham Friary, Bath ; m.
Amelie Ella Violet, d. of C A. Verner, of War Coppice, Cater
ham. Educ. : Clifton Coll, Faraday House. Technical
Manager, Aircraft Dept. Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co.
War Work : Originator of the application of Wireless Telephony
to aeroplane work, and designer of most of this apparatus used
in the war ; seconded from Westmorland and Cumberland
Yeomanry to R.A.F, in 1915, for wireless work, and, on forma
tion of Air Force, appointed Officer-in-charge Experimental
Section, Wireless Experimental Establishment, R.A.F.
Addresses : Stubbings Manor, Burchetts Green, Berks. ; 63,
Drayton Gardens, S.W. (03395)
PRINCE, Constance Perrott, M.B.E.
PRINCE, Edwin James, M.B.E, 6. 1 Oct. 1859; s. of John
Prince, of Romsey, Hampshire ; m. Ida IsobeUa, d. of Isaac Mou-
land, of Nether Wallop. Educ. : Privately. Station Superinten
dent, Waterloo Station, L. & S. W. Rly. War Work : Dealt
with all Naval and Military traffic in connection with the war.
Address : Delapre, 2, Howard Road, New Maiden, Surrey. (M2307)
PRINGLE, Col. David, C.B.E, T.D. Col. New Zealand
Forces ; served to the Great War, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1865)
PRINCE, George, M.B.E, R.N.
PRING, 2nd Lieut. John Nathaniel, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
PRINGLE, Arthur Young, O.B.E. M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.
PRINGLE, Lieut.-Col. Charles Herford, O.B.E, A.P.D.
PRINGLE, Ethel Louise, Mrs, M.B.E.
PRINGLE, George Cossar, M.B.E, 6. 10 Dec. 1858 ; s. of
George Pringle, of Greenlaw, Berwickshire ; m. Annie Hay,
d. of James Douglas, of Edinburgh. Educ : Greenlaw, and
Edinburgh Univ. Late Rector of Peebles Burgh and County
High School ; now Organising Sec. Educational Institute of
Scotland. War Work : Convener of Thrift Sub-Committee of
the Educational Institute of Scotland, the Secondary Education
Association of Scotland, and the Scottish Class Teachers'
Federation ; Member of the Scottish War Savings Committee:
and Convener of its Schools Sub-Committee till 1918. Addresses.
47, Moray Place ; 120, Polwarth Terrace, Edinburgh. Club .
Liberal (Edinburgh). (M43)
PRINGLE, James Scott, O.B.E.
PRINGLE, Lieut.-Col. Seton Sidney, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
PRIOLEAU, Major Lynch HamUton, M.B.E.
PRIOR, Paymaster-Comm. Cunningham, O.B.E, R.N.
PRIOR, Lieut.-Col. Harold Astley Somerset, O.B.E,
D.S.O. Major and T. Lieut.-Col. Comdg. a Battn. Yorkshire
Regt. ; served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (O7602)
PRIOR, Capt. WilUam Henry, M.B.E.
PRISMALL, Lieut.-Col. Edwin, O.B.E, T.D.
PRITCHARD, Charles WiUiam, M.B.E, fi. 1 May, 1870 ;
s. of Thomas Pritchard, of Sheffield ; to. Amy BeU, d. of Thomas
Braithwaite, of Selby. Educ. : Pitsmore, and Sheffield.
Surveyor, Loddon and Clavering Rural District Council,
Norfolk ; late Resident Engineer to Road Board. War Wort :
Resident Engineer for Construction of MUitary Camp Road ;
Executive Officer, Food Control Committee ; Night Orderly at
Local Military Red Cross Hospital. (M9370)
PRITCHARD, Paymaster-Capt. Francis Burnett, C.B.E,
R.N. Accountant Officer at Liverpool ; served in the Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2262)
PRITCHARD, Henry Ambrose, O.B.E.
PRITCHARD, Herbert Alfred, M.B.E, F.S.I, fi. 20 Aug.
1872; s. of Alfred John Pritchard, of London. Educ:
Privately, and St. Paul's. Surveyor ; District Valuer, Cardiff
District, Valuation Department, Inland Revenue. War Work :
Secretary Glamorgan War Agricultural Executive Committee.
Address : 30, Marlborough Road, Cardiff. (M44)
PRITCHARD, Henry Gibbon, O.B.E.
PRITCHARD, Hugh John Mostyn, O.B.E.
PRITCHARD, Isabel, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of Henry Leigh
Lace, of Cardiff. War Work : Served in Women's Legion as
Superintendent, April, 1916 ; as Administrator in Women s

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Pugh

Army Auxiliary Force, April, 1917 ; promoted Controller in
Irish Command in Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Force attached
to G.H.Q, Aug. 1917 ; demobiUsed, Dec. 1919. Address : The
Great House, Llanblethian, Cowbridge, Glam. (09796)
PRITCHARD, Flight-Lieut. John Edward Maddock
O.B.E, A.F.C, R.A.F'
PRITCHARD, Capt. John Mervyn, O.B.E, 6. 19 May,
1895 ; s. of John Arthur Pritchard, of London. Educ. :
Charterhouse, and Oxford. War Work : Commissioned, Aug.
1914, 5th R.W. Kent Regt. ; India, Dec. 1914, to Dec. 1917 ;
Mesopotamia, Dec. 1917, to Feb. 1919 ; T. Capt, Sept. 1915 ;
Capt, June, 1916 ; T. D.A.Q.M.G. 18th Div. Mes. Exp. Force,
May and June, 1918 ; Staff Capt. 51st Inf. Bgde. 17th Div.
Mes. Exp. Force, Sept. to Dec. 1918; demobilised, March,
1919. Address : c/o Messrs. Grindlay & Co, 54, Parliament
Street, S.W. 1. (06687)
PRITCHARD, Mary EUen, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 18 Feb. 1876 ;
d. of Alderman W. Eifl Jones, of PwUheli ; to. Hugh Pritchard
(who died), SoUcitor, Ex-Mayor of Pwllheli. Educ. : Pwllheli
and Ladies' Collegiate School, Stafford. War Work : Hon. Sec.
and Hon. Treas. Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association ;
Co.-Seo. Pwllheli War ReUef Association ; Hon. Sec. Pwllheli
War Entertainments Committee ; Member of Local War
Pensions and North Wales Joint Disablement Committees.
Address : Mount Pleasant, Pwllheli. (M9371)
PRITCHARD, Major Riohard Graham, O.B.E, R.E.
PRITCHETT, Theodore, O.B.E.
PRIVETT, Eng.-Lieut. George John, O.B.E, R.N.
PROBERT, Col. WiUiam Godfrey, O.B.E, R.A.S.C (T.).
PROBST, John Charles, O.B.E, fi. 20 Dec. 1865 ; s. of
Peter E. Probst, of Caterham VaUey. Educ. : St. Join's
School, Wandsworth. War Work' : Sub-Commissioner, British
Red Cross Society, 1914-20, Havre district. Address : Cercle
Francois, Havre. (011165)
PROBYN, EmUy, Lady, O.B.E, 6. 1867 ; d. of G. Davies,
of Bristol ; m. Sir Leslie, Governor of Jamacia, s. of E. Probyn,
of Huntley. Educ. : Privately. Specially interested in organi
sations which aim at securing the welfare of young women.
War Work: Work in connection with the Prince of Wales'
National ReUef Fund, Queen Mary's Fund, King George's
Fund for Sailors, and " The Shower of Gifts." Address :
King's House, Jamaica. (O1006)
PROCTER, Charles James, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 5 March,
1850 ; s. of Robert Procter, of Liverpool ; to. Bertha Evaline,
d. of William H. Fitz-Hugh, of Liverpool. Educ. : Liverpool
Coll. Corn Merchant ; Freeman of City of Liverpool ; J.P.
tor Liverpool ; Director of Liverpool Grain Storage Co. ;
Director of State Assurance Co. ; President Wirral Children's
Hospital ; President Birkenhead Y.M.CA. War Work : One
of initiators of Y.M.C.A. Army work, and actively engaged
throughout war in North- Western District ; Chairman of
Merseyside Dock Canteen Work. Address : Boscobel, Oxton,
Birkenheau. Club : Exchange (Liverpool). (0663)
PROCTER, Capt. Edward, O.B.E, R.E.
PROCTER, George Henderson, O.B.E, J.P.
PROCTER, Helen MatUda, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of Lieut.-
Col. T. A. Freeman, East Surrey Regt. ; to. Henry Edward
Edleston, s. of Charles E. Procter, of Macclesfield. Educ :
Cheltenham Ladies' CoU. War Work : Chairman of the War
Work Department of the Young Women's Christian Associa
tion, responsible for the Blue Triangle Hostels, Clubs, Rest
and Recreation Rooms and Canteens for Women Workers
in England and France. Addresses : Ware HiU, Great Amwell,
Herts ; 15, New Cavendish Stieet, London, W. 1. (C269)
PROCTER, Sir Henry Edward Edleston, Knt. Bach,CB.B.,
i. 30 April, 1866 ; s. of Charles Edward Procter, of Macclesfield ;
m. Helen MatUda, d. of Lieut.-Col. T. A. Freeman. Educ. :
Birkenhead School. East Indian Merchant. War Work :
gon. Treas. Y.M.C.A. Address : Ware HU1, Great Amwell,
Herts. Clubs : Oriental ; Royal Automobile ; Byculla
(Bombay). (C600)
PROCTOR, Doris Brownsword, M.B.E.
PROCTOR, Sir PhiUp Bridger, K.B.E, 6. 1870 ; s. of the
late PhiUp Francis Proctor, of Nightingale Lane, S.W. ; to.
Nellie, d. of H. B. Shaul. Educ : St. Paul's. War Work :
Director of Meat Supplies, Ministry of Food. Address : TUe
hurst, Furze HiU, Purley. Club : St. Stephen's. (K461)
PROCTOR, Capt. Roger Cecil, M.B.E.
PROCTOR, Vernon, M.B.E. ; s. of the late Robert
Proctor, of Sheffield ; m. LiUan Agnes, d. of John Kirby, of
Eurley, Surrey. Educ. : Grammar School, Sheffield. Steel
Manufacturer and Merchant. War Work : Manufacture of
Bun forgings and armour plates for tanks, etc. Address :
Ecclesall, Sheffield. Club : Athenaeum (Sheffield). (M3916)
PROGER, Harriett Gertrude, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 8 Nov.
1865; d. of John Waldron, of Moulsford, Berks. ; to. Thomas
William, s. of John Guy Proger. War Work : Commandant of
St. Fagan's V.A.D. Hospital for 4 years. Address : Llanmaes,
St. Fagan's, near Cardiff. (M2308)
PROSSER, Ernest Albert, C.B.E. General Manager of
lafi Vale Railway. (C2887)
PROSSER, Thomas Gilbert, O.B.E, M.R.C.S.
PROSSER, Walter Byron, O.B.E.
„ PROTHERO, Sir George Walter, K.B.E., Litt.D, LL.D,
*-B-A., 6. 14 Oct. 1848 ; s. of the Rev. Canon Prothero, of
Whippingham, I. of Wight ; to. Mary Frances, d. ot the Right
Jey. Dr. Butcher, Bishop of Meath. Educ. : Eton, and King's
CoU, Cambridge. Tutor of King's CoU, Camb, 1878-94;
Professor of History in the Univ. of Edinburgh, 1894-9;

Editor of the " Quarterly Review " since 1899 ; Editor of the
Camb. Historical Series, and co-Editor of the Camb. Modern
History. War Work: In conjunction with Henry Oust,
founded the Committee for National Patriotic Organisation ;
wrote three pamphlets concerning the war, and a book " German
Policy before the War" (1916); Director of the Historical
Section in the Foreign Office, 1917-19 ; attended the Peace
Conference as Historical Adviser to the British Delegation,
Feb. to April, 1919. Address : 24, Bedford Square, W.C 1.
Clubs : Athemeum ; Alpine ; Rye Golf. (K411)
PROTHEROE, Major Arthur Havard, O.B.E, M.C,
R.A.S.C. PROUD, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. William, M.B.E.
PRO UT, Lieut.-Col. William Thomas, C.M.G, O.B.E, M.B.
PROUT, Major Reginald ADDENBROOKE-, O.B.E,
M.C, R.A.F.
PROWER, Ernest Edward, M.B.E, fi. 4 Au g. 1877 ; s. of
John Alfred Prower, of Devon ; in. Mabel, d. ol W. G. Sudbury,
of Halstead, Essex. Quantity Surveyor. Performed valuable
organisation work in connection with the Great War. Ad
dresses : Weeton, New Maiden, Surrey ; 13, South Square,
Gray's Inn, W. C 2. (M867)
PROWSE, Albert Edward, M.B.E, fi. 5 Feb. 1880 ; s. of
Albert Edward Prowse, of Aston Manor, Birmingham ; m.
Annie Marguerite Clare, d. of John Alfred Darby, of Sutton
Coldfield. Educ. : Aston Manor. Fellow of the Surveyors'
Institution ; Associate of the Auctioneers' Institute ; Chevalier
de l'ordre de Leopold. War Work : Local Representative of
the Ministry of Munitions at the temporary vUlage of Elizabeth-
ville, built and equipped for the housing of Belgians engaged
on Munition Work at the National ProjectUe Factory, Birtley,
Co. Durham. Addresses : Lambton House, Birtley, Co.
Durham ; Mimstry of Munitions Estate Offices, Birtley, Co.
Durham ; and Scotswood, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. (M2309)
PROWSE, John Skardon, M.B.E, B.A, M.B, B.C.
(Cantab.), L.M.S.S.A. (London), 6. 5 May, 1861 ; s. of the late
WUliam Prowse, M.R.C.S, of Clifton, Bristol ; m. CeciUa, d. of
the late George Cartwright, of Kirmington, Lines. Educ :
Perse School, and FitzwUliam Hall, Cambridge, and St. Mary's
Hospital, London. Physician and Surgeon ; Senior Hon.
Physician, Hulme Dispensary, Manchester ; Hon. Medical
Officer, Hulme Day Nursery. War Work : Hon. Medical
Officer of Basford House AuxiUary Military Hospital, Old
Trafford, and of Willow Bank Red Cross Hospital, Moss Side ;
Anaesthetist, Clyne House MUitary Hospital, Old Trafford ;
Member of Manchester Medical War Committee ; Recruiting
and Pensions Medical Board work throughout the war. Address :
Oker House, Moss Lane East, Manchester. (M9373)
PRUNELL, Rev. William Alfred, O.B.E, Hon. CF,
6. 5 Jan. 1874 ; s. of WUliam Prunell, of Kidderminster ; m.
Hannah Louise, d. of Jabez Mather, of Hobart Town, Tasmania.
Educ. : Didsbury Coll. Wesleyan Minister. War Work :
Sept. 1915, to Aug. 1916, Senior Chaplain (Wesleyan) at Le
Havre, B.E.F. ; Aug. 1916, to March, 1918, attached 1st
Guards Brigade (Battle of the Somme, 3rd Battle of Ypres,
Arras, Cambrai, and advance to Maubeuge, with Guards
Division to Cologne) ; despatches twice. Address : Eastcott
House, Swindon. (02682)
PRUST, Major Robert Bateman, O.B.E.
PRYCE, Major Walter John Dakyns, O.B.E, D.C.M.
PRYCE, Major Wilfred Harry, O.B.E.
PRYN, Sir WUliam Wenmoth, K.B.E, C.B, R.N, 6.
21 Oct. 1859 ; s. of WiUiam Pryn, of Tredown, Saltash ; to.
Isabella Kate, d. of Major John Cotter, of The Buffs. Educ. :
BlundeU's School, Tiverton, and Guy's Hospital, London.
Surgeon Rear-Admiral (retired). War Work : Deputy Surgeon-
Gen, in charge of Royal Naval Hospital, Gibraltar, 1912-16 ;
Surgeon Rear-Admiral in charge of Royal Naval Hospital,
Plymouth, 1917-19. Address : Yeoland, Yelverton, S. Devon.(K258)
PRYNNE, Col. Harold Vernon, C.B.E, D.S.O, F.R.CS,
A.M.S, 6. 1869. Served in China, 1900 (medal with clasp);
Great War, 1914-17 (despatches). (C1307)
PRYOR, Ethne PhiUppa, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 19 Jan. 1886 ;
d. of Sir Norman Moore, Bart, M.D, of 67, Gloucester Place,
London, W, and Hancox, Battle, Sussex ; m. Lieut.-Col.
Walter Marlborough Pryor, D.S.O, of Weston Stevenage ;
of the late Marlborough Robert Pryor, of Weston. Educ :
Privately. War Work : Hon. Sec. Royal Air Force Prisoners'
Fund, 1915-19. Address : Weston, Stevenage, Herts. Club :
Empress. (M2310)
PRYOR, Capt. WUUam, M.B.E.
PRYSE, Nina Katherine Webley PARRY-, O.B.E.
PRYTHERCH, Henry James, M.B.E.
PUCKLE, Emily Alice, M.B.E.
PUDDEY, Henry, M.B.E.
PUDDICOMBE, John, M.B.E.
PUGH, Col. Archibald John, O.B.E.
PUGH, Capt. George Wilfred, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
PUGH, Prof. WiUiam John, O.B.E, fi. 28 July, 1892 ;
s of John Pugh, of Westbury, Shrewsbury ; to. Manon Clayton,
d of J. Davies Bryan, of Alexandria, Egypt. Educ. : Univ.
Coll of Wales, Aberystwyth. Professor of Geology, Univ.
Coll of Wales, Aberystwyth. War Work : Served with
4th (Reserve) Batt. Royal Welsh FusUiers, 2nd Batt. Royal
Welsh FusiUers, and later attached to General Staff, 2nd and
4th Army H.Q. ; has French Croix de Guerre ; twice mentioned
in despatches. Address: Geological Department, University
CoUege of Wales, Aberystwyth. (02683)

423

Pugh

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

PUGH, 2nd Lieut. WiUiam Peter Boulton, M.B.E,
R.A.F. PULFORD, Major Conway Walker Heath, O.B.E.
R.A.F. PULFORD, WiUiam John, O.B.E.
PULHAM, Capt. Frederick Bygrave, O.B.E. R.A.F.
PULLAR, Major George Douglas, O.B.E, T.D, 6. 6 Feb.
1883 ; 8. of Alfred Pullar, M.D, of Edinburgh. Educ :
Dulwich Coll. War Work : Served in France and Belgium
with the 6th Batt. Black Watch (R.H) in the 51st (Highland)
Division, and subsequently on the staff of the 61st Division.
Address : Lyndhurst, Oakcroft Road, Blackheath, S.E. 13.
(05697)
PULLAR, Capt. John Lindsay, O.B.E.
PULLIBLANK, Engineer-Comm. John, D.S.O, O.B.B,
R.N, 6. 1879 ; s. of the late Rev. Canon Joseph Pulliblank,
Rector of Rampisham, Dorset. War Work : 1914-19, with
Dover Patrol, and at Vladivostock (despatches twice). (09572)
PULLING, Rev. Edward Herbert, C.B.E, 6. 1859 ; s. of
lthe Rev. F. W. PuUing, Vicar of Pinhoe, Devonshire ; to.
Emily Frances, e.d. of Oswald Cornish Arthur, and Mrs. Arthur,
of WeUsbourne, Compton Gifford, Plymouth. Educ. : Royal
Academy, Gosport ; Oxford Univ. ; SaUsbury Theological Coll.
Vicar of Morgan's Vale. War Work : Senior Chaplain, Ports
mouth Command ; Senior Chaplain, Humber Garrison and
Lincolnshire Coast Defences ; Y.M.C.A. work. Address : The
Vicarage, Morgan's Vale, SaUsbury. Club : Church Imperial. (C1747)
PULLINGER, Dorothee Aurelie Marianne, M.B.E, 6.
13 Jan. 1894 ; d. of T. C. W. PuUinger, C.B.E, J.P, (q.v.) of Dum
fries. Educ : Loughborough High School, and in France.
Engineer. War Work : Lady Supt, Messrs. Vickers, Ltd,
Barrow-in-Furness, during the whole period of the war. A ddress :
The Brae, near Dumfries, Scotland. (M9377)
PULLINGER, Thomas Charles Willis, C.B.E, J.P, 6.
1867 ; s. of Fleet-Paymaster Thomas Pinfold PuUinger, R.N,
of Wyvenhoe, Dartford ; m. 1893, Aurelie Bernice Sitwell, of
St. Nicholas, D'AUumont, Seine Inferieur, France. Managing
Director, Arrol Johnston (Limited) of Dumfries, and a Dhector
of Galloway Engineering Co, of Tougland, Kirkcudbright.
Address : The Brae, nr. Dumfries. Clubs : Royal Auto
mobile ; Royal Scottish AutomobUe ; Royal Clyde Yacht ;
Conservative (Glasgow). (C2888)
PULLMAN, Major Gerald Cozens, O.B.E, M.A. (Oxon.),
6. 10 May, 1885 ; s. of Henry Pullman, J.P, of 64, Oakwood
Court, Kensington, W. 19. Educ. : Uppingham, and St. John's
Coll, Oxford. Solicitor ; Member of the firm of Nicholson,
Graham, and Jones, Solicitors, 24, Coleman Street, E.C ;
served in 6th Batt. East Surrey Regt,. (T.A.) War Work:
MobUised with Territorial Force, Aug. 1914 ; served with
Regiment in India, Dec. 1914, to July, 1916 ; with Aden Field
Force, March, 1917, to AprU, 1919. Staff Appointments :
Acting G.S.O. (2nd Grade), 2nd (Rawal Pindi) Division, India ;
Acting Brigade Major, Rawal Pindi (Infantry Brigade) ; Staff
Capt. and Acting Brigade Major, Aden (Infantry )Brigade ;
D.A.A.G. Aden Field Force ; twice mentioned in despatches.
Addresses : 64, Oakwood Court, Kensington, W. 14 ; 24,
Coleman Street, E.C. 2. Club : junior Army and Navy. (06823)
PUNCHARD, John Alfred, O.B.E, fi. 2 Sept. 1858.
Cashier, South Eastern and Chatham RaUway. War Work :
Organised and was in charge of the exchange of foreign money
during the war for British, Colonial, and Belgian troops
arriving at Victoria Station on leave ; the total exchange
amounted to nearly £15,000,000 ; this work was undertaken
in addition to ordinary duties as cashier of S.E. & C Rly.
Address : Bramble Tor, South Croydon. (011168)
PUNTIS, Major Walter Ernest, O.B.E.
PURCELL, Col. Matthew Henry, O.B.E, R.E. (retired),
6. 15 July, 1845 ; s. of Admiral Edward Purcell, of 13, Camden
Crescent, Bath ; m. Caroline Mary, d. of Richard Westmacott,
R.A, of 1, Kensington Gate, London, S.W. Educ : Bath,
and Royal MUitary Academy, Woolwich. Employed on
Ordnance Survey of Great Britain from April, 1877, to April,
1883 ; Professor of Fortification and Geometry at Royal
MiUtary Academy, Woolwich, 1890 to 1893 ; Acting Colonial
Engineer at Gibraltar, 1896-97. War Work : Worked for
Westminster Division of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Families
Association from Aug. 1914, to July, 1916, and for Admiralty
in the Elswick Works, Newcastle-on-Tyne, as Temporary
Assistant Inspector of Steel from Dec. 1917, to May, 1919.
Address : The White House, Ferring, Goring-on-Sea, Sussex.
Club : Junior United Service. (011169)
PURCELL, Capt. Thomas Edwin, M.B.E.
PURCHAS, Frederick Hayden, M.B.E, 6. 1861 ; s. of
William Henry Purchas, of Wakefield ; to. Mary, d. of Robert
GUliat, of Oldham and Eccles, Lancashire. Educ. : Wakefield.
Journalist, formerly proprietor "Dewsbury District News,"
and " Batley News," now Editor " Country Gentleman's
Estate Magazine " and " Estate Book " ; Manager Land
Agency, Farm Management, and Farm Accountancy Depart
ments for the Country Gentleman's Association, Limited.
War Work : Senior Stores Officer, Bolton SheU Inspection
Board ; subsequently made Superintendent of the Manchester-
Barrow area in charge of all the Bonds and Stores ; Organiser
of School for Stores Officers, School for lady clerks ; inventor
of sheU painting machines. Address : 26, Balaclava Road,
Surbiton. Clubs: Cocoa Tree; Farmers'. (M869)
PURDIE, Rev. Albert Bertrand, O.B.E, fi. 27 Aug. 1888 ;

s. of Arthur Purdie, of London. Educ : St. Edmund's
Old Hall, and Christ's CoU, Cambridge. War Work : Joined
Army in Aug. 1914 ; served in France and Balkans, 1915-19 •
Senior R.C. Chaplain of British Salonika Force ; Order of St.
Sava (3rd class) ; mentioned in despatches. Address : St.
Edmund's House, Cambridge. (03059)
PURDOM, John Ritchie, O.B.B, J.P, Capt. late Border
Rifle Volunteers, Roxburghshire, 6. 27 Sept. 1862 ; s. of the
late Thomas Purdom, of Hawick, Scotland ; m. Annie Humo
(who died), d. of the late Alexander Rutherford Turnbull, of
Hawick. Educ. : Privately, and Edinburgh Univ. Solicitor
and Banker ; Joint Town Clerk of Hawick ; Chairman Local
War Pensions Committee ; President of Council of Juvenile
Organisations. War Work : Local Recruiting Officer (unpaid)
and Clerk to Local Recruiting Tribunal ; Hon. Sec. and Treas.
to many local War Charities ; Hon. Sec. War Memorial.
Address : Langheugh, Hawick, Scotland. Club : Border. (011170)
PURDON, Lieut. Alick, O.B.E, R.N.R.
PURDON, Lieut. Henry Maurice Chidley, O.B.E, R.N.
PURDON, Col. Richard Ireland, C.B.E. Lieut.-
Col. in the Army during the Great War, 1914-19. (C2052)
PURDUE, Lieut. Harry Roy, M.B.E, fi! 9 Sept. 1887 ;
s. of George Henry Purdue, of Surbiton ; m. Edith Annie, d. of
the late F. Dexter, of Northampton. Sec. Imports and Trans
port Board, Ministry of Food. War Work : Joined 21st County
of London Regiment 10 Aug. 1914; won Commission in the Field,
Aug. 1916 ; served in France, Belgium, Salonika, and Serbia ;
relinquished commission, March, 1918 ; appointed Assist. Sec,
Inter-Allied Meat and Fats Executive, and afterwards Sec,
Imports and Transport Board, Ministry of Food. (M9379)
PURDY, Col. James Robert, C.B.E, V.D. Col. New
Zealand Forces ; served to the Great War, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1866)
PURDY, WiUiam Frank, O.B.E.
PUREFOY, Adm. Richard Purefoy, C.B.E, M.V.O,
J.P, fi. 26 May, 1862 ; s. of Richard Purefoy FitzGerald ; m.
Mary LUlias, d. of the Rev. F. G. Sandys Lumsdaine, of Blancrue
Edronn, Berwickshire, N.B. Educ. : Royal Navy. J.P, Co.
Bucks, and Co. Southampton. War Work : Naval Service,
1914-15; Naval Attache, The Hague, 1916-18 ; Special Service
(Convoy), 1918-19. Address : Shalstone Manor, Buckingham.
Club : Army and Navy. (C1202)
PURNELL, Edward KeUy, M.B.E, M.A, F.R.Hist.Soc,
6. 1849 ; s. of the late W. A. Purnell, Physician General, Bombay
Army ; to. Elizabeth, d. of C J. Geldard, of Settle. Educ :
Wellington and Cambridge. Assist. Master, WeUington CoU.
War Work : Served at Admiralty, Foreign Office, and Ministry
of Shipping ; Sec, Greek Ships Committee, and temp. Assist.
Master Eton CoU. Address : North HiU, Windlesham, Surrey.
Club : United Univ. (M9380)
PURNELL, WiUiam Ralph, O.B.E, A.L.C.M, 6. 11 Nov.
1885 ; s. of H. A. Purnell, of Edinburgh and Glasgow ; m.
Elizabeth Hogg, M.A, d. of Robert Hogg MUler, of Glasgow.
Educ. : Glasgow. War Work : 1914-15, Chief Draughtsman
with the Glasgow Steel Roofing Co, Ltd, engaged on steel
construction for the several Government departments ; 1915-16,
Superintending Engineer for same firm, erecting large airship
sheds ; 1916-17, Confidential Assistant to Managing Director
of same firm, engaged wholly upon Government work ; Jan.
1918-19, Chief Engineer in charge of Administration and Con
trol of Construction on Marine Stations, Air Ministry, in Great
Britain, Ireland, Northern France, and the Mediterranean.
Address : 46. Kersland Street, Glasgow. (011171)
PURSER, Major Arthur WUliam, O.B.B, R.F.A. Educ. :
Marlborough, and R.M. Academy. War Work : Served in the
R.F.A. (O7605)
PURSER, Francis C, O.B.B. Educ. : Galway, and
Dublin Univ. Address : 32, FitzwUliam Place, Dublin.
Club : University (Dublin). (O7606)
PURSLEW, Samuel, M.B.E.
PURSSELL, Francis WiUiam, M.B.E.
PURSSELL, Richard Stanley, O.B.E.
PURVES, Major Thomas Fortune, O.B.E, R.E.
PURVIS, Bertha Maud IsabeUa, M.B.E. ; d. of GUbert
Purvis, of WaUiscote, Torquay. Educ. : Privately. War
Work : Hon. organiser and head of the War Hospital Supply
Depot, Torquay, from its commencement, July, 1915, tiU its
close in Dec. 1918, which included 600 members and suppUed
over 100 hospitals at home and abroad. Address : WaUiscote,
Torquay. (M9383)
PURVIS, IsabeUe Marie, Mrs, M.B.E.
PURVIS, Col. John Spottiswoode, C.B.E, R.E, fi. 1864;
Served in S. Africa, 1900-1 (Queen's medal with two clasps,
King's medal with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (des
patches). (C1748)
PURVIS, WUUam Frederick, M.B.E.
PUTNAM, William Clarke, M.B.E.
PUTT, Paymaster-Comm. William Pearce, O.B.E, R.N.
PUTTOCK, Muriel, Mrs, M.B.E, B.A. (Hons. Lond.),
6. 16 Sept. 1888 ; d. of the Rev. John WUson, M.B.E, D.D, of
Woolwich ; to. Harold, s. of George S. Puttock, of Exmouth.
Educ : Greenwich and Bedford Coll, London. War Work :
Superintendent of the staff of 900 women at the office of the
Public Trustee, including the section engaged in the Trading
with the Enemy Dept. ; also worked for Y.M.C.A. and Munition
Girls' Club. Address : Desswood, Oakes, Huddersfield. (M9385)

421

BIOGRAPHIES.

Radnor

PYBUS, Percy John, C.B.E, 6. 1880 ; s. of John Pybus,
of Kingston-on-HuU. Electrical Engineer and Joint Managing
Director of English Electric Co, Ltd, of Bradford ; rendered
services to Labour Supply Depart. Ministry of Munitions, during
the Great War ; author of various pamphlets on educational
and social subjects. Addresses : Bradford, Yorkshire ; 9,
WhitehaU Court, S.W. 1. Ctafis : Cavendish ; Royal Automo
bUe. (C59)
PYGALL, Frank Thomas, M.B.E.
PYKE, Cyril Cameron, O.B.E.
PYKE, Harold Reason, O.B.E, LL.D, 6. 29 Sept. 1887 ;
8. of Joseph Pyke, of Reading ; to. Theodora Vera, d. of the
late Edward WiUiam Austin, of Bridgnorth. Educ. : Christ's
Hospital, and King's Coll, London. Solicitor ; Commissioner
for Oaths. War Work : Temporary Clerk at the Foreign
Office (Ministry of Blockade), 1916-19 ; Author of " The Law
of Contraband of War " (Oxford Univ. Press, 1915). Ad
dresses : Bankside, Upper Tooting Park, S.W. 17 ; 218,
Strand, W.C. 2 ; 240, Lavender Hill, S.W. 11. (011173)
PYKE, Capt. WiUiam Thomas, M.B.E.
PYLE, Lieut.-Col. George-EUiot, O.B.E. ; s. of T. T
Pyle, J.P, of Earsdon, Northumberland ; m. Lurline. d. of
Col. J. E. Varty-Rogers, of H.M. Bodyguard. War Work :
Commanded Territorial Batt. 1914-19. Address : 19, Onslow
Gardens, S.W. Club : Junior United Service. (O7608)
PYM, Major Charles Evelyn, O.B.E.
PYM, Major Frederick Harry Morris, C.M.G, O.B.E.
PYMAN, EUzabeth, M.B.E, 6. 9 Nov. 1892 ; d. of F. H.
Pyman, of 82, Fitzjohn's Avenue, Hampstead. Masseuse. War
Wort: Assisted in running Hawkstone Park Convalescent
Hospital for Officers, AprU, 1916, to July, 1918 ; trained as
masseuse and worked in that capacity during the year 1919,
both in London and West Hartlepool. Address : 82, Fitzjohn's
Avenue, Hampstead, N.W. (M9387)
PYNE, Capt. Frederick Dennis, O.B.E, R.E. (T.)

QUARMBY, Herbert Henry, O.B.E, 6. 9 Jan. 1883 ;
s. of Charles Quarmby, of Horbury, Wakefield ; to. Jessie
Symes, d. of the late Christopher James Fry. Educ. : Spalding
Grammar School, First-Class Establishment and Accounts
Officer, Foreign Office. War Work : Jlesponsible for establish
ments dealing with the carrying out of the Blockade. Address :
Parkhurst, 38, Bridport Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey. (011174)
QUANN, John James, M.B.E.
QUARTLEY, Lieut. Arthur Gilbert, M.B.E.
QUASS, Phineas, O.B.E, 6. 6 Aug. 1891 ; s. of Michael
Quass. Educ. : Univ. CoU. School, and St. John's CoU,
Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law; sometime Macmahon Law Stu
dent, WheweU Scholar in International Law in the Univ. of
Cambridge, and holder of the Bar Studentship. War Work :
Served in Admiralty and Ministry of Shipping, and later in
Mimstry of Food, successively as Assistant Director of
Statistics, Director of Requirements, and Assistant Legal
Adviser. Address : 2 Paper Bldngs, Temple, London, E.C. 4.
(011175)
QUAYLE, Lieut.-Col. Edwin, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
QUAYLE, John, O.B.E, 6. 30 Aug. 1876 ; s. of Thomas
Quaylo, of Peel, Isle of Man, and Liverpool ; to. Jane, d. of
Joseph Pattinson, of Maryport (Cumberland), and Liverpool.
Educ. : Liverpool. Chief Engineer, MercantUe- Marine. War
Work.- Employed as Chief Engineer in the following vessels of
the Elder and Fyffe Steamship Company during whole of war
P,e"od, viz : " Barranca," " Reventazon," " Aracataca,"
Matina," "Manzanares," and thus completing forty-one
Atlantic voyages between Aug. 1914, and the Armistice, in
these ships. Address : Canonby, 8, Oxford Avenue, Bootle,
Liverpool. (03875)
QUELCH, Arthur Temple, O.B.E, B.Sc. (Lond.),
M.I.Mech.E A.M.I.N.A, 6. 28 Nov. 1874 ; s. of Robert James
Welch, of London ; to. Wilhelmina AUce, d. of John Ball,
of Swansea. Educ. : City of London School, and Univ. Coll,
London. Works Manager, The Manganese Bronze and Brass
«°'tr- • War Work : The production of propellers for ships
ot His Majesty's Navy, and many other special castings in
manganese bronze. Addresses : 41, Breakspears Road,
Brpckley, S.E. 4; St. David's Wharf, Westferry Road,
.. MiUwaU, E. 14. (01784)
QUENNELL, Robert WilUam, O.B.E, M.R.C.S.
QUEST, Arthur Charles, O.B.E.
QUICK, Lieut. Abraham, M.B.E.
QUICK, Eliza Ellen, Mrs., M.B.E.
QUICK, Henry James, M.B.E.
QUICK, Sidney Curtis, M.B.E.
QUILTER, Major Eustace Cuthbert, O.B.E.
QUILTER, Joseph Rogers, M.B.E, F.C.I.S, 6. 1865;
»¦ of WiUiam Qmlter, of Chelmsford, Essex. Educ : Chelms
ford. Chartered Secretary. War Work : Assisted variously
m Government departments. Addresses : 104-6, Newgate
nrU london. E-C ; Lerryn, Sutton, Surrey. • (M871)
OBi? ^aJ°r Cr»u.rles Frederick Talbot Wyndham,
QUINAN, Major Edward Pellew, O.B.E, 27th Punj, LA.
(011764)
QUINCEY, George, M.B.E, R.N.
QUINN, George Edwin Walter, M.B.E.
QUINN, Major John James, M.B.E, 6. 9 Aug. 1875;
'¦ ot John James Quinn ; m. Geraldine Winifred, d. of Richard

George Moore. Educ. : St. Fidelis's School, Mussoorie, India.
Major, Royal Army Service Corps. War Work: At Pro
fession; also specially employed on the introduction of Auto-
ma»10. Machine Bakeries into the Army. Club : The United
R.A.S.C. (M5753)
QUIRK, Capt. Edward John Joseph, M.B.E.
,_QUIRKE, Capt. Raymond FitzwUliam, O.B.E, R.G.A.
i?vi , V. „ Professional Associate of Surveyors' Institution,
F.R.H.S, 6. 10 April, 1889 ; s. of William Michael Quirke, of
Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, and Hove, Sussex, England.
Educ : Privately. Surveyor to the Wick Estate, Hove,
Sussex ; Assistant Quantity Surveyor on the Staff of the
Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. War Work : En
listed 2/lst Sussex Yeomanry, Sept. 1914 ; transferred to
Inns of Court O.T.C, Aug. 1915; Commissioned R.G.A.
(S.R.) on July, 1910 ; R.G.A, Sheerness, 1917-18 ; carried
out experimental flying tests with R.A.E, Farnborough, and
R.A.F. ; appointed Liaison Officer with the R.A.F. and
attached to General Staff G.H.Q, Great Britain, 22 Aug. 1918 ;
Addresses : 5, Shepherd Market, Curzon Street, Mayfair, W. ;
22, Compton Avenue, Brighton, Sussex. (07610)
RABAGLIATI, Major Duncan Silvestro, O.B.E, B.Sc.
M.R.CV.S,R.V.S, 6.31 July,1880; s.of A.CF.Rabagliati, of
Bradford, Yorkshire ; m. Lucy Evershed, d. of the late Thomas
Dale, oi Scoughall, North Berwick. Educ. : Bradford Grammar
School, and Edinburgh Univ. Director, Serum Institute,
Ministry of Agriculture, Egyptian Government. War Work :
Capt. R.A.V.C, Feb. to Aug. 1916; Major,, R.A.V.C, Aug.
1916 to July, 1919 ; O.C No. 1 Camel Veterinary Hospital,
E B.F. Address: Fidra, Zeitoun, Egypt. Club : Turf,
Cairo ; and Silvesto Rabaglati. (06274)
RABAN, Brig.-Gen. Sir Edward, K.C.B, K.B.E, late
R.E, 6. 8 Aug. 1850; s. of Major-Gen. H. Raban, of Bengal
Staff Corps ; to. Edith, e.d. of Col. H. W. P. Welman. Educ. :
Sherborne; R.M.A, Woolwich. Address: 35, Elm Park
Gardens, S.W. 10. Club : United Service. (K302)
RABBIT, Edward Joseph, O.B.E.
RABINO, Hyacinth Louis, O.B.E, fi. 17 July, 1877 ;
s. of Joseph Rabino (di Borgomale). H.B.M. Consul, Casa
blanca, Morocco. Address : 33, St. George's Road, Eccleston
Square, London, S.W. 1. (01177)
RACKHAM, Lieut. George John, M.B.E.
RACTLIFFE, Dorothy Mary, M.B.E, 6. Dec. 1890 ;
d. of William Ractliffe, of Preston, Cirencester. War Work :
Assistant Commandant and Qr.-Mr. at the Cirencester Red Cross
Hospital for two years ; was in Salonika for ten months with
the British Red Cross as InvaUd Cook ; afterwards joining
the Scottish Women's Hospital (Dr. Elsie Inglis Unit) and going
with them to Macedonia and Serbia for one year. Address :
Preston, Cirencester, Glos. (M9388)
RADCLIFF, Capt Arthur Samuel, O.B.B, R.A.S.C, S.R.
RADCLIFFE, Major Arthur S.. O.B.E. ; s. of W. P. Rad-
cliff, of Hurdlestown, Kells. War Work : Gazetted 2nd Lieut,
Aug. 1914 (Special Reserve) ; served overseas, France, from
Dec. 1914, to May, 1920 ; mentioned in despatches, Dec.
1918 ; awarded O.B.E, Jan. 1919 (MiUtary Division). (02685)
RADCLIFFE, CecUy, Mrs., O.B.E.
RADCLIFFE, Frank, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B.
RADCLIFFE, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Walter, CM.G,
CLE, C.B.E, p.s.c, commanding 2nd Bn, The Dorsetshire
Regt, 6. 25 Jan. 1873 ; s. of Gen. G. T. Radcliffe, of Leamside,
Leamington, Warwickshire ; to. Mabel Gertrude, d. of Frederic
Steward, of Lincoln's Inn. Educ. : Leamington Coll. ; R.M.C
Sandhurst. 2nd Lieut, the Dorsetshire Regt, March, 1894 ;
Chief of Police, Crete, 1898-99 ; S. African War, 1899-1902,
on Staff ; held several Staff appointments ; Lieut.-Col. 2nd
Dorsetshire Regt, Oct. 1918. War Work : Mesopotamia,
1914-15 ; commanded 2nd Dorset Regt. ; severely wounded
at capture of Kut-el-Amara, Sept. 1915 ; G.S.O. 2 and G.S.O. 1,
58th Division ; Assist. Commandant, R.M.C, 1916-17 ; France,
1917-19 ; Brig.-Gen. ; Oflicier Legion of Honour (France).
Addresses : The Bourne, Camberley ; c/o Cox & Co, Charing
Cross. Clubs : Junior Army and Navy ; CecU. (C1308)
RADCLIFFE, John, M.B.E.
RADCLIFFE, Robert, M.B.E, 6. 28 Oct. 1868 ; s. of
Capt. R. Radcliffe, of St. Agnes, Cornwall ; to. Johannah,
d. of Leonard Rogers, of St. Agnes. Educ. : St. Agnes, and
Culham Coll, Oxford. Schoolmaster; Ex-President, N.U.T.
(Cornwall County Association) ; Representative to the National
Assembly; Member of the Hayle Urban District Council;
Advanced Liberal ; ardent Wesleyan. War Work : Sec. of
the Local War Savings Association, Hayle ; Member of Hayle
Tribunal ; E.O. of Local Food Control Committee. Address :
16, Penpol Road, Hayle, Cornwall. (M9389)
RADCLIFFE, Major Seymour Arthur DELME-, O.B.E.
RADCLYFFE, Major Charles Raymond, C.B.E, D.S.O,
R.A.S.C. (C3125)
RADFORD, Beatrice Letitia May, Mrs., O.B.E.
RADFORD, Dorothy, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 8 Sept. 1887 ;
d. of Capt. J. A. H. Green, C.B.E, of Nottingham ; to. William
Ernest, s. of F. R. Radford, of Notttogham. Educ : Privately.
War Work : Hon. Qr.-Mr. General Hospital, Nottingham (300
beds), from Oct. 1914, to March, 1919. Address : 35, Luck
now Drive, Nottingham. (M2317)
RADFORD, Joseph Charles, M.B.E.
RADFORD, Lily Anne, Mrs, M.B.E.
RADNOR, Jacob, Earl of, CLE, C.B.E, T.D, additional

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A.D.C to the Kins, J.P, fi. 8 July, 1868 ; s. of WilUam, 5th
Earl of Radnor ; m. JuUan Eleanor Adelaide, d. of Charles
Balfour, of Newton Don. Educ. : Harrow ; Trinity Coll, Cam
bridge. Alderman, Wilts County Council ; Chairman, WUts
Standing Joint Committee ; Chairman, Wilts T.F. Association.
War Work : Commanded 4th Batt. -\\ ilts Regt, 1914 ; Col.
Dehra Dun Bde, India, AprU, 1915, to April, 1917 (Brig.-Gen.) ;
Commanding 52nd Grad. Batt. Notts and Derby Regt, 1917 ;
Director Agricultural Production, B.E.F, Jan. 1918-19.
Addresses : Longford Castle, SaUsbury ; Cliff House, Sandgate,
Kent. Clubs : Carlton ; St. Stephen's. (C1309)
RADSTOCK, Granville George, Lord, C.B.E, 6. 1 Sept.
1859 ; s. of 3rd Baron Radstock, of Castletown (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ. : Repton School ; Trinity CoU, Cambridge.
War Work : With Y.M.C.A. during the War. Address : May-
field, Woolston, Hants. Club : National. (C601)
RAE, Alexander Frederick, M.B.E.
RAE, Major James Gordon, O.B.E, LA.
RAE, Sir James Robert, K.B.E. Master Mercantile
Marine. Address : 73, Caledonia Road, Saltcoats, Scotland. (K112)
RAEBURN, Sir Ernest Manifold, K.B.E, 6. 13 Dec.
1878 ; s. of Sir W. H. Raeburn, M.P, of Woodend, Helens
burgh, N.B. ; m. Greta Mary Alison, d. of Eng.-Capt. James
H. Watson, R.N, Educ. : Kelvtoside Academy. Shipowner.
War Work : Advisory capacity, Transport Dept, 1915 ;
Private Sec. Shipping ControUer, 1916 ; Advisory capacity,
Washington, 1917 ; Assistant Director, British Ministry of
Shipping, New York, 1918 ; Director-General, British Ministry
of Shipping, New York, 1919-20. Address : Auchengower.
Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire. Clubs : Caledonian ; Royal
Societies' ; Conservative, Glasgow. (K413)
RAEBURN, Ernest Manifold, C.B.E. Director of Trans
port Depart. Ministry of Shipping. (K413)
RAEBURN, William Norman, C.B.E.. M.A, LL.B,
K.C, fi. 1877 ; s. of Sir William H. Raeburn, M.P, of Woodend,
Helensburgh, N.B. ; m. Mary Irene, d. of Frederick Lennard,
of Hove. Educ. : Kelvtoside Academy, Glasgow ; Upping
ham School ; Glasgow Univ. Barrister. War Work : Served
as assistant to H.M. Procurator-General, and Treasury Solicitor.
Addresses : 5, Paper Buildings, Temple, E.C. ; The Mount,
St. John's, Woking. Clubs : Union ; Woking Golf. (C2890)
RAFFETY, Harold V., O.B.E.
RAFFLES, Capt. Stamford Cecil, O.B.E, R.A.F.
RAFTER, Charles Haughton, C.B.E.
RAGLAN, George FitzRoy Henry Somerst, Lord,
G.B.E, C.B, J.P, D.L, fi. 18 Sept. 1857; s. of Richard, 2nd
Lord Raglan (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; m. Lady Ethel Ponsonby,
d. of Walter, 7th Earl of Bessborough (see Burke's Peerage).
Educ. : Eton ; Sandhurst. Page of Honour to Queen Victoria,
1868-74 ; late Capt. Grenadier Guards ; late Lieut.-Col. R.
Monmouthshire R.E. Militia; now Hon. Col. R. Monmouthshire
R.E, Special Reserve ; Under Sec. of State for War, 1900-02,
War Work : Lieut. -Governor, Isle of Man. Addresses : Cefn-
tiUa Court, T'sk ; 24, Sloane Gardens, S.W. 1
Guards ; Carlton ; Royal Automobile.
RAHILLY, Major John Maurice Bisdee, O.B.E
R.A.M.C. RAIKES, Ernest Barkley, O.B.E.
RAIKES, Francis Edward, M.V.O, O.B.E.
RAIKES, Henry St. John Digby, C.B E , J P
6. 23 Dec. 1863 ; s. of The Right Hon. Henry Cecil Raikes',
M.P, of Llwynegrin HaU, FUntshire ; m. Annie Lucinda, d. of
Gen. D. H. MacKinnon, of 16th Lancers. Educ. : Charter
house ; Trin. CoU, Cambridge. Recorder of King's Lynn;
Chairman of Derbyshire Quarter Sessions. War Work : Chair
man, Derbyshire War Savings Committee ; Chairman, Div II
Derbyshire Military Appeal Tribunal ; Member Coal SuppUes
Committee for Midlands. Addresses : 10, Eccleston Square
4, Paper BuildingsJTemple, E.C. 4 ; Makeney Lodge,

Clubs (G43)M.B,

D.L,

S.W. 1 ;

Derbyshire; Llwynegrin HaU, Flintshire. Club :

Carlton. (C2892)

RAIKES, Hilda, Mrs, M.B.E.
RAIKES, HUda Taunton, M.B.E.
RAIKES Capt. Kenneth Cochrane, O.B.E, fi. 9 May
1889 ; s. of Francis Walter Raikes, J.P, of Malpas New
port, Mon. ; m. Sybil, d. of the late WiUiam Slater Boddington,
of Manchester. Educ. : Shrewsbury School, and Keble Coll
Oxford. Barrister-at-law (not practising) ; Assistant Works
Manager, Cordes (Dos Works), Ltd, Newport, Mon. War
Work : Capt, 1st Monmouthshire Regt, France ; Staff Capt
and D.A.Q.M.G, General Headquarters, France. Address ':
Fernchffe, Stow Park, Newport, Mon. Club : Vincents,
Oxford. (02686)
RAIKES, Lieut.-Col. Richard, O.B.E, Can. \ M C
RAIKES, Capt. Robert Cecil Montague, O.B.E R i
RAIKES, Lieut. Wm. OsweU, O.B.E, R V F
RAILTON, James, C.B.E, 6. 10 Mav, 1863 ; s. of the
late James Railton, of Malpas, Mon. ; m. Margery d of
Llewellyn Wood, J.P, of Gardenhurst, Penarth. Educ :
Privately Director of Topham, Jones and Railton, Ltd. ; Alto
Parana Development Co, Ltd. War Work: Submarine
defence at Scapa Flow ; Erection of Explosive Factories etc ¦
various works in France. Address : St. Leonards, Windsor.'
Clubs: Umon; St. Stephen's. fC7m
RAINBOW, Wm. Thomas, O.B.E. V '
g^JKE' ?.nd Lieut- John Charles, M.B.E, RA.F.
. „,„•,,•' William Stephenson, M.B.E, fi. 10 Jan. 1880 ;
s. of WUham Raine, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; m. Eleanor Annie

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d. of E. A. Bance, of Woolton HiU, Newbury. Educ : High
School, Stockton-on-Tees. Engineer and Surveyor to the
Hungerford District Counicl. War Work : Hon. Executive
Officer to Hungerford and District Food Control Committee ;
Propaganda work in connection with Economy and other War
Emergency Committees. Address : Hillside, Hungerford. (M9394)
RAINEY Major John Wakefield, C.B.E.
RAINFORD, Thomas, M.B.E.
RAINIER, Gladys Mary, M.B.E.
RAINSFORD, Lieut. George, O.B.E.
RAIT, Lieut. Alexander Macpherson, M.B.E. (T.), R F A.
RAIT, Helen, C.B.E, R.R.C, Chief Lady Superintendent
Q.A.M.N.S. for India. War Work: France, Oct. 1914, to
Dec. 1915 ; Mesopotamia, 1916, to 1917 ; C.B.E, Sept. 1919 ;
twice mentioned in despatches ; 1914 Star ; awarded Royal
Red Cross, Dec. 1915 ; Kaisir-i-Hind Medal, 1911. Address :
c/o Messrs. Grindlay & Co., 54, Parliament Street, London
England. (C2042J
RAIT, Robert Sangster, C.B.E, 6. 10 Feb. 1874 ; s. of
David Rait, of Aberdeen ; to. Ruth Edith Mary, d. of John
C B. Bridge, of Peverel Court, Aylesbury. Educ : Aberdeen
Univ.; New Coll, Oxford. Historiographer Royal for Scotland
since 1919 ; FeUow of New Coll, Oxford, 1899-1913, and Tutor
1903-13 ; Professor of Scottish History and Literature in the
University of Glasgow since 1913. War Work : Served in the
War Trade IntelUgence Department from Aug. 1915, to Dec.
1918 ; Sec. of a Departmental Committee of the Department
of Information, 1917-18. Address : 31, Lilybank Gardens,
or The University, Glasgow. Club : Athenamm. (C602)
RAITT, Charles Palmer, M.B.E, M.Inst.J.E, 6. 12 Dec.
1878 ; s. of Daniel Raitt, of Worcester. . Educ. : Secondary
School, Dockyard Apprentices' School, Municipal CoU, Ports
mouth. Inspector of Engine Fitters, H.M. Dockyard, Malta.
War Work : Inspection of Machinery Repairs on H.M. ships
at Portsmouth Dockyard till May, 1915, and then in Liverpool
District to Nov. 1919. Addresses : 137, St. Augustine Road,
Southsea, Hants ; 14, Strada Marina, Senglea, Malta. (M9395)
RALEY, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Ensley, O.B.E.
RALPH, Alexander, M.B.E, R.N.R.
RALSTON, Andrew Agnew, O.B.E.
RALSTON, Capt. Gavin, M.B.E.. RA.F.
RALSTON, Helen Ripley, Mrs, M.B.E.
RAMAGE, Capt. George, M.B.E, R.A.F.
RAMAGE, Capt. WiUiam, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
RAMSAY, Alexander, O.B.E.
RAMSAY, Arthur Dennys GUbert, O.B.E.
RAMSAY, Capt. Arthur Douglas, O.B.E.
RAMSAY, Arihur George, M.B.E.
RAMSAY, Eleanor, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of J. T. Hopwood,
of Ketton HaU, Stamford ; widow of the late Herbert Murray
Ramsay. War Work : For four years Quarter Master and Hon.
Sec. of V.A. Detachment Wilts 22 ; one year at the Countess
of Suffolk's Hospital, Charlton Park, Malmesbury ; three years
at the Red Cross AuxUiary Hospital, Malmesbury. Address:
The Beeches, Malmesbury, WUts. (M9297)
RAMSAY, Ermyntrude SidweU, Mrs., O.B.E.
RAMSAY, Francis Graham, M.B.E.
RAMSAY, Capt. Graham ColviUe, O.B.E, M.B,
R.A.M.C. RAMSAY, Helen Margaret, M.B.E,
RAMSAY, James, M.B.E, fi. 14 Dec. 1851 ; s. of the
late John Ramsay, Ward of Turin Rescobie, Forfarshire;
m. Isabella, d. of Duncan Gilchrist, of Chirnside, Berwickshire.
Educ. : Newtyle, Couparangus, and Dundee, Forfarshire.
Since 1893, Works Manager at Vickers' Gun Works, Erith.
War Work : Mauufacturing guns, gun mountings, gun carriages,
shells of various sizes and types ; machine guns, etc, and
sights for all sizes of guns. Address : Park Crescent House,
Erith, Kent. (M3918)
RAMSAY, James, O.B.E, fi. 14 Aug. 1868 ; s. of James
Ramsay, of Perth, Scotland. Educ. :' Perth. War Wort :
Wagon supplies for traffic arising on Caledonian RaUway.
Address: 15, Florida Street, Mount Florida, Glasgow. Clubs:
Gleneagles Perthshire ; Caldwell Golf, Renfrewshire. (01787)
RAMSAY, Lieut.-Col. James Gordon, D.S.O, O.B.E,
6. 1880. Cameron Highlanders, and an A.A. and Q.M.G. with
rank of Lieut.-Col. : served in S. Africa, 1901-2 (Queen's medal
with five clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; Great War,
1914-18 (despatches, Croix de Guerre). (O86014)
RAMSAY, Capt. Jeffrey, O.B.E, M.D.. R.A.M.C. (T.).
RAMSAY, John Maclean, O.B.E, M.A. (Glas.), B.A. (Oxon.),
6. 3 Nov. 1875 ; s. of G. A. Ramsav, of Greenock ; m. Florence
Mary, d. of George Smith, of London. Educ. : Greenock
Academy ; Glasgow Univ. ; Oxford. Superintendent of
Statistics and Intelligence, Board of Agriculture for Scotland,
29, St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh. War Work : Official work.
Address : 10, Merchiston Gardens, Edinburgh. (03877)
RAMSAY.MajorKenneth Alan, D.S.O, O.B.E. Canadian
Forces ; served in the Great War, 1915-18 (despatches). (06042)
RAMSAY, Margaret, Lady, O.B.E, 6. 1868 ; d. of the late
Frederick Henvey, of Indian Civil Service ; m. Sir John,
K.C.I.E, C.S.I, s. of General Sir H. Ramsay, K.C.S.I, C.B.
War Work: Raised and administered a fund called Lady
Ramsay's Fund for Comforts for Troops in Baluchistan, India,
from 1915-18. Address : c/o Messrs. King & Co, 9, Pall Mall.
Club : Kent County. (071)

BIOGRAPHIES.

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RAMSAY, Margaret Evelyn, M.B.E, 6. 16 March, 1898 ;
_. of the Rev. A. Ramsay, D.D, of Highgate. Educ: North
London Collegiate School. War Work : Junior Administrative
Assistant, Ministry of Shipping. (M9399)
RAMSAY, Major Ronald Arthur, O.B.E.
RAMSAY, WiUiam, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 22 Oct. 1847 ; s. of
Alexander Laing Ramsay, of Elgin.; to. Amelia Stirling, d. of
the Rev. James Reid, of Auldearn, Nairn. Educ. : Elgin
Academy. Hon. Sheriff Substitute for Inverness, Moray, and
Nairn; Justice of the Peace for Moray ; Lord Provost of the
City of Elgin, 1913-19. War Work : Chairman of War Savings
and of Local Tribunal Committees. Address : Longmorn
House, Longmorn, Moray, Scotland. Club : Elgin. (C2893)
RAMSBOTHAM, Major Herwald, O.B.E.
RAMSBOTHAM, Lieut. Richard Bury, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
RAMSBOTTOM, Edmund Cecil, M.B.E, 6. 30 j Sept.
1881 ; s. of E. Ramsbottom, of Manchester. Educ. : Man
chester Grammar School. Ministry of Labour. War Work :
Board of Trade ; Ministry of Food ; Ministry of Labour ;
Bee. of Departmental Food Prices Committee, Address :
58, Blenheim Gardens, Cricklewood, N.W. 2. (M2321)
RAMSBOTTOM, James, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, D.P.H,
.. 3 Feb. 1884 ; s. of Rev. G. F. Ramsbottom, of Thornham,
Lancs. Educ. : Middleton Grammar School, and Manchester
Univ. Medical Officer of Health to the Tendring Rural District
CouncU; Assistant County Medical Officer of Health for
Essex. War Work : Served in German East Africa. 1917-19,
as Sanitary Officer for. the Tabora area. Address : Thornham
House, Castleton, Manchester. (06523)
RAMSBOTTOM, Lieut. John, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
RAMSDALE, Capt. James EUwood, M.B.E.
RAMSDEN, Dorothy, Mrs., C.B.E.
RAMSDEN, Major Eugene, O.B.B.
RAMSDEN, Col. Herbert Frecheville Smyth, C.B.E,
J.P. (Sussex), fi. 6 March, 1856 ; s. of the Rev. C H. Ramsden,
of Chilnam, Kent ; to. Hon. Edwyna S. E, d. of 17th Baron
Saye and Sele (see Bukke'S Peerage), of Broughton Castle,
Oxon. Educ. : Felsted School, and R.M.C, Sandhurst.
Indian Army (ret.) ; Military Accountant-General, India,
1905-8. War Work : Re-employed as Pay Officer, Indian
Troops in England, Dec. 1914, to March, 1916 ; Field Con
troller of MUitary Accounts, Indian Force in France, Feb. 1918
to Oct. 1919; despatches, C.B.E. (MU.), 1919. Address:
Mostham House, Wadhurst, Sussex. (C1311)
RAMSEY, Arthur George, M.B.E, B.Sc. (Eng.), A.M.I.CE.
A.M.I.E.E, F.R.S.A, 6. 16 Dec. 1890 ; s. of Arthur James
Ramsey, of London, W. 4 ; m. Bertha Elizabeth, d. of the late
John Turner Emmett, of Manchester. Educ. : Emmanuel
School, S.W. ; Xaverian CoU, Cressier, Neuchatel, Switzer
land; Privately at Bonn, Germany; Day Technical Coll.
(Univ. of London) ; Battersea Polytechnic, S.W. Electrical
and Mechanical Engineer ; 1910-14, with the British Westing-
house Electric and Manufacturing Co, Ltd, Manchester ;
1914-19, Scottish District Engineer, H.M. Office of Works
(Headquarters, Edinburgh) ; 1919-20, Assistant Engineer,
H.M. Office of Works, London, S.W. 1 ; 1920, Engineer, H.M.
Office of Works, London, S.W. 1. War Work : Design and
instaUation of general and process plant in National Shell
Filling Factories, Munition Inspection Bonds, National Saw
mills, Government Industrial Mills, plant and Electro-Medical
apparatus in hospitals : in addition, the inspection, testing, and
purchase of locomotives, cranes, general mechanical and
electrical plant for war purposes. Address : H.M. Office of
Works, Engineering Division, Westminster, S.W. 1. (M9400)
RAMSEY, Florence Edith, Mrs., M.B.E.
RANDALL, Alec Walter George, O.B.E, 3rd Secretary
H.M.'s Diplomatic Service.
RANDALL, Lieut.-Col. Charles Russell JekyI, C.B.E,
R.A.F. Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C873)
RANDALL, Lieut.-Comm. James, O.B.E, 6. 9 May,
1876 ; s. of Col. Randall. Educ. : Sedbergh School. Mer
chant. War Work : IntelUgence Division, Admiralty. Ad
dress: 6, Pelham Place, S.W. 7. Clubs : Reform; M.CC(0671)
RANDALL, Capt. Richard Walter Kimbal, M.B.E, A .P.D.
RANDELL, Capt. Alan Summers, O.B.E.
RANDELL, Reginald Maurice Henry, M.B.E, M.D.(Lond.),
M.R.C.S. (Eng.), fi. 26 April 1862 ; s. of Surg.-Major Henry
Lloyd RandeU, P.M.O. Straits Settlements. Educ : Welling
ton Coll. ; Guy's Hospital. 27 years Member of Beckenham
Urban District Council ; Chairman in 1902 and 1919 ; 20 years
Chairman Bromley and Beckenham Joint Hospital Board.
War Work : M.O, Balgowan Hospital, Kent V.A.D. 96 ;
Capt, Kent R.A.M.C(V.) ; awarded King Albert's Medal for
services to Belgians. Address : 10, Copers Cope Road,
Beckenham, Kent. Club : Constitutional. (M9401)
RANDOLPH, George Boscawen, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 28 Oct.
18o4; s. of the late Rev. Leveson Cyril Randolph, of Hill
House, Streatham Common, S.W. Educ. : Marlborough Coll.
LP. (Oxfordshire) ; Chairman of the Education Committee
M the Oxfordshire County Council, 1919-20. War Work :
National War Savings work in the County. Address : Steeple
Aston, Oxon. (011182)
RANDOLPH, Thomas Henry, O.B.E. »
RANKEN, Cadet Capt. Charles Ernest," M.B.E, fi. 27 Feb.
J.867 ; g. of Samuel Ranken, of Chelsea. Educ. : Western
Grammar School. London District Sec, The Boys' Brigade,
Joint CouncULondon J.O.C (Boardof Education). War Work :

Leader, the Boys' Brigade Recreation Huts Base Camp (Prance)
VMtation2ndLondonGeneralHospital. Addresses: 3,Gressen-
hall Road, S.W. 18 ; 34, Paternoster Row, E.C. 4. (M9402)
RANKEN, Wing-Comm. Francis, O.B.E, R.A.F.
RANKIN, Alexander Donald, O.B.E.
RANKIN, Lieut.-Comm. Franois James, O.B.E, R.D,
R.N.R. RANKIN, Major Frederick Powlett, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
RANKIN, George WiUiam, M.B.E.
RANKIN, Capt. Henry Charles Deans, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B,
R.A.M.C, fi. 16 Sept. 1888 ; s. of Henry O. D. Rankin, of
Skelmorlie, Ayrshire ; m. Edith Watson, d. of James Gardner,
of Skelmorlio, Ayrshire. Educ. : Stanley House, Bridge of
Allan; Glasgow Academy ; Glasgow Univ. Address: Briar-
field, Skelmorlie, Ayrshire. Club : Junior United Service. (O8601fi)
RANKIN, Hugh Fraser, O.B.E, F.B.I.S, 6. 10 Nov. 1868;
s. of Andrew Rankin, of Stratherrick ; m. Margaret Elizabeth,
d. of WUliam Ramsay, of Glasgow. Educ. : Fort WUliam Public
School; Edinburgh Univ.; Caen (France). Civil Servant in
Ministry of Food, formerly Principal, Anglo-Chinese Coll,
Amoy. War Work : Inspecting Schools in Scotland, 1916 ;
making Munitions in Royal Scottish Museum Edinburgh, for
2 months ; in Ministry of Food since Jan. 1917 ; at present,
Sec. of Butter and Cheese Import Committee. Addresses :
30, Moston Terrace, Edinburgh ; Ruskin Manor, Denmark
Hill (London). Clubs : Overseas ; Moray House. (0672)
RANKIN, John Arthur, M.B.E.
RANKIN, Mary Ellen, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 28 Aug. 1880 ;
d. of William Macdonald, of P. W. Department, India ; to.
James Thomson, s. of James Rankin, of Carluke. Educ :
Privately. War Work : Vice-President,' St. John's Ambulance
War Gift Dept, DarjeeUng ; worked for Soldier's Club, Darjeel-
ing ; worked for Lady Carmichael's Bengal Women's War Fund
in Calcutta and DarjeeUng ; organised Howrah Fete, 1917.
Address : c,o Messrs. Grindlay & Co, Calcutta and London. (M6229)
RANKIN, Major Thomas, O.B.B.
RANKIN, Lieut. WUliam Robert Theodore, M.B.E,
and Order of St. Stanislav of Russia, 6. 14 June, 1881 ; s. of
Hamilton Rankin, late of The Stock Exchange, London ;
m. Florence, d. of Charles Stevens, of Barnet, Herts. Educ. :
Privately. Member of the London Stock Exchange. War
Work : Temporary Commission in Royal Army Service Corps ;
served in France and North Russia ; was O.C. R.A.S.C,
Onega, from Sept. 1918, to July, 1919, and was awarded Order
of St. Stanislav (3rd class) with swords and ribbons, by the
Archangel Government. Address : Wimpson Farm, Mill-
brook, Southampton. (M6979)
RANKINE, Professor Alexander Oliver, O.B.E, D.Sc,
fi. 1881 ; s. of Rev. John Rankine, of Guildford ; m. Ruby
Irene, d. of Samuel Short, of Reading. Educ. : GuUdford
Grammar School ; Univ. Coll, London. Professor of Physics
in the Imperial Coll. of Science aud Technology, South Kensing
ton. War Work : Chief Research Assistant, Admiralty
Experimental Station, Harwich, 3 917-18: Deputy Resident
Director of Research, Admiralty Experimental Station, Dart
mouth, 1918. Addresses : Imperial Coll. of Science and Tech
nology S.W. 7 ; 9, Birch Grove, Acton W. 3. (03878)
RANKINE, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Roger Aiken, O.B.E,
M.B, R.N.
RANKINE, William, M.B.E.
RANN, Major AUred Edward, O.B.E, M.C.
RANSOM, Herbert Charles, M.B.E.
RANSOME, Edward Coleby, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 1 Sept.
1864 ; s. of late James Edward Ransome, of Holmewood,
Ipswich ; to. Florence Mitford, d. of the late Rev. J. J. Smith,
of Loddon, Norfolk, sometime tutor of Caius Coll, Cambridge.
Educ. : Haileybury and Pembroke Coll, Cambridge. Chair
man, Ransomes, Sims and Jefferies Ltd. War Work : Member
of Advisory Committee of the Argicultural Machinery Depart
ment, Ministry of Munitions. Address : Highwood, Ipswich.
Clubs : British Empire ; County Club, Ipswich. (011183)
RANSON, Capt. Joseph Barlow, O.B.E.
RANSON, Lieut. Percy, O.B.E, R.N.R.
RAPER, Major Ernest Charles, O.B.E.
RAPER, Lieut.-Col. Henry Stanley, C.B.E, R.E. Served
to the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1749)
RAPHAEL, Effie, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of John Galloway, of
Kilmeny, Ardrossan ; m. Robert Walker, s. of John Raphael,
of Ballymena, Co. Antrim. Educ. : Glasgow and London.
War Work : In the Huts of Soldiers' Christian Association
at Convalescent Camps at Rouen and Buchy, at 5 different
periods between 1915 and 1919; returned from France in
Feb 1919, when the Camps and Huts were closing down. Ad
dress : Kincaid House, Milton-of-Campsie, Stirlingshire.
Club : Kelvin, Glasgow.
RAPKIN, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Geoffrey Jennings,
n B F "R N
RAPLEY, Lieut. WilUam Sydney, M.B.E, R.E.
RASHBROOK, Engr.-Capt. Henry Samuel, C.B.E, R.N.
On Staff of Rear-Admiral, Falmouth. (C£2fT7)
RASHLEIGH, Capt. Vernon Stanhope, C.B.E, R.N.,
6 1897 ; s. of George Vernon Rashleigh ; formerly of Lust-
le'i»h Devon ; m. 1909, Dorothy Richendra, d. of John Cooper
WUkinson, M.B, of Ashford, Kent. Educ. : Christ's Hospital.
War Work : 1914-19, with Ocean Escort (despatches). Ad
dress : Erskine House, Erskine Hill, N.W. Club : Junior
United Service. (C1203)

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THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

RASMUSEN, Capt. Charles Francis, O.B.E, R.A.F.
RATCLIFF, Major Charles John, O.B.E.
RATCLIFF, Constance Lilian, O.B.E, fi. 30 April, 1877 ;
d. of Richard Ratcliff, of Stanford Hall, Loughborough.
War Work : Commandant, Race Course Hospital, Cheltenham,
from Oct. 1914, to March, 1919 ; Address : Southam Delabere,
Prestbury, Glos. Clubs : Ladies' Park ; V.A.D. Ladies'. (0674)
RATCLIFF, Sidney, M.B.E, R.N.
RATCLIFFE, Lieut. Charles Plummer, M.B.E, R.E.
RATCLIFFE, Henry Stephenson, O.B.E.
RATCLIFFE, Herbert Coakley, M.B.E.
RATCLIFFE, Lieut. Herbert James, O.B.E.
RATHBONE, Capt. Charles Arthur, O.B.E.
RATHBUN, Aileen, Mrs, M.B.E, R.A.F.
RATSEY, Major Harold Edward, C.B.E, D.S.O.
RATTEY, Eng.-Comm. William, O.B.E, R.N.
RATTRAY, Francis Cochrane, O.B.E.
RATTRAY, Col. Paul Robert BURN-CLERK-, C.B.E,
J.P, D.L, 6. 1859 ; s. of the Rev. John Alexander Higgins
Burn-Murdoch, of Neuch, Larbert, Stirlingshire ; to. 1910,
Ferelith, d. of Sir James Henry Ramsay, 10th Bart, (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ. : R.M.A. Formerly Col. R.E. ; served in
S. Africa, 1899-1902 (despatches twice) commanded R.E,
Highland Dist. 1914-18 ; assumed by deed poll, 1910, the
surname of Burn-Clerk-Rattray, in lieu of his patronymic.
Address : Craighall-Rattray, Blairgowrie. Clubs : United
Service ; New (Edinburgh). (C803)
RATTRAY, Robert Sutherland, M.B.E.
RAVEN, Lieut. Norman Vincent, M.B.E.
RAVEN, Sir Vincent Litchfield, K.B.E, M.I.C.E, M.I.M.E.
Engineering pupil with the Chief Engineer, N.E.R, afterwards
holding many positions with N.E.lt, until appointed Chief
Assist. Mech. Eng. 1902, in charge of wagon, engine and carriage
building, and repairing establishments ; Chief Mechanical
Engineer, North Eastern Railway Co, since 1910 ; Chief
Superintendant, Royal Arsenal Factories, Woolwich, 1915-17 ;
ControUer of Armament Production, Admiralty, since 1917 ;
returned to N.E.R. in previous capacity, 1919. Address :
Chief Mechanical Engineer, North Eastern RaUway, DarUngton.
Club : Wellington.
RAVENSCROFT, Capt. and Asst.-Paymaster John
Arthur, O.B.E, A.P.D.
RAVENSHAW, Rose Constance, Mrs. Hurdis Secundus
Lalande, O.B.E.
RAW, Rev. Albert Edward, O.B.E, CF, 6. 24 May, 1862 ;
s. of Rev. N. Raw, Wesleyan Minister ; m. Gertrude Maria,
(died Dec. 24, 1919), d. of the late Francis Bretherton, of Tun
bridge Wells. Educ. : Kingswood School, Bath. Wesleyan
Minister. Temp. Chaplain 4th Class. War Work : Chaplain
to Forces, SaUsbury Plain, Aug. 1914 to Oct. 1918 (mentioned) ;
A.P.C, S. Command, Oct. 1918, to March, 1919 ; A.P.O., E.
Command, March, 1919, to Aug. 1920. Address : No. 3/65
Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill, W. (07613)
RAWBONE, Annie Christine, Mrs, O.B.E. (012056)
RAWES, Stanley, O.B.E, 6. 31 Dec. 1873 ; s. of the late
James Rawes, of Lisbon ; to. Amy Jane, d. of Errington
Dawson, O.B.E, of Lisbon. Educ. : Dover College. Partner
in James Rawes & Co, Lisbon. War Work : Providing
office accommodation for British InteUigence Department and
Senior Naval Transport Officer. Address : c/o James Rawes
<fe Co, 47, Rua do Corpo Santo, Lisbon. Clubs : Royal British,
Lisbon ; Lisbon Cricket ; Espinho Golf ; Constitutional,
London. (011184)
RAWLES, Kate Eleanor, Mrs, M.B.E.
RAWLING, Lieut.Com. Henry Bernard, O.B.E, R.N.
For valuable services to the British Military Mission to Poland.
(011946a)
RAWLINGS, Capt. Geoffrey Nares, O.B.E.
RAWLINGS, Herbert Henry, M.B.E, R.N.
RAWLINS. Lieut.-Col. Arthur Kennedy, CLE, C.B.E,
D.S.O, fi. 15 May, 1868 ; s. of the late Major-Gen J. S. Raw
lins. Educ. : Haileybury CoUege. Army Officer. War
Work : Served throughout the war with the Egyptian Expedi
tionary Force, in charge of the Bikaner Camel Corps. Address :
Bahawalpur, India. (C797)
RAWLINS, Lieut. Frank WUUam, M.B.E.
RAWLINS, Capt. Howard St. George, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
RAWLINS, Louisa Geraldine, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 1869 ;
d. of Colonel A. F. Connell, R.A. ; to. Thomas George, s. of
Adolphus Fredrick Connell, of Longford, Co. Longford, Deland.
Educ. : Ladies' Coll, Guernsey, and Hanover. War Work :
Commandant and Matron Eccleston Hospital for Officers, 26,
Eccleston Square, 1916-19. Addresses : 30, St. George's
Road, Eccleston Square S. W. 1 ; Melrose College, Pirlington.
Clubs : Albemarle ; Ladies' V.A.D. (011185)
RAWLINSON, Alfred, C.B.E. (C2072)
RAWLINSON, Lieut. Arthur Richard, M.B.E.
RAWLINSON, Rev. Bernard Stephen, CM.G, O.B.E,
fi. 27 June, 1865 ; s. of Thomas Rawlinson. Educ : Downside
School. Head of Catholic Settlement in Bermondsey from
1910-14. War Work : Acting Chaplain to the Forces from
Sept. 1914, to July, 1920 ; Assistant to Principal Chaplain,
B.E.F, France, from 1915-20 ; Senior (R.C.) Chaplain, B.E.F
from 1916-20. Address: Downside Abbey, near Bath!
Club : Royal Societies. (01790)
RAWLINSON, Leonard, M.B.E, 6. 11 Jan. 1876 ; s. of
Henry Rawlinson, of St. Helens ; m. Louisa Eleanor, d. of
Mrs. Glover, of Eccleston Park, Prescot. Educ. : Cowley
Schools, St. Helens. Town Clerk, Leamington ; Clerk, Local

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Education Authority, Leamington ; Clerk, Local Pensions
Committee, Leamington ; Clerk, Further Education Com
mittee for Warwick and Leamington. War Work : Clerk to
Local Tribunal ; Hon. Sec. War Emergency and National
Service Committees. Address : 21, Adelaide Road, Leaming
ton Spa. (M2327)
RAWLINSON, Ralph George Joynson, O.B.E, fi. 13 June,
1877 ; s. of the late Ralph RawUnson, of Eltham, Kent ; m.
Muriel DomviUe, d. of late Thomas Cooper, of Bedford. Educ :
Aldenham, and Keble Coll, Oxford. Divisional Commandant
(R. Division), since July, 1919 ; MetropoUtan Special Constabu
lary Reserve. War Work : MetropoUtan Special Constabulary,
Aug. 1914, to July, 1919 ; Assistant Divisional Commander,
Sept. 1914, to Feb. 1915 ; Divisional Commander (R. Div.),
Feb. 1915, to July, 1919. Addresses : Rowlands, Mottingham
Lane, Eltham, S.E. 9. (03879)
HAWNSLEV, Col. Claude, C.M.G, C.B.E, D.S.O,
R.A.S.C. (ret.), 6. 4 Aug. 1862 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. Thomas
Joseph Rawnsley ; to. Lilian Maude, d. of the late Fred.
Augustus Percy Wood, R.M.L.I., and Receiver- General of the
Gold Coast. Educ. : Queen Elizabeth's School, Cranbrook ;
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Joined Royal ArtiUery,
1882 ; transferred to A.S.C as Capt, 1889 ; promoted Lieut.-
Col. 1901, and Brevet-Col, 1904 ; retired, 1906 ; served S.
African War, 1899-1902, first as D.A.A.G, and afterwards as
A.A.G. (despatches, Queen's medal, 3 clasps, King's medal,
2 clasps, D.S.O.) War Work : European War in France,
Aug. 1914, to April, 1919 ; in command of the R.A.S.C. Section
G.H.Q, 3rd Echelon (despatches 4 times, 1914 Star, G.S. medal,
Victory medal, C.M.G, 1917, C.B.E. (1919) ; Sec. Arthur's Club,
St. James's Street, S.W, 1907-14 ; Sec. Brooks's Club, St.
James's Street, since July 1919. Address : 26, Nevern Man
sions, Warwick Road, S.W. 5. (C1312)
RAWNSLEY, Helen Maud, Mrs. W. H., O.B.E, F.R.G.S,
F.R.H.S, F.R.Z.S. ; d. of Lieut.-Col. R. F. ChapUn, of Louth,
Lincolnshire ; in. Major Walter Hugh Rawnsley, J.P. Vice-
President, B.R.C.S. of South Lindsey, N. Lines. Branch ;
County Commissioner Girl Guides ; Chairman, Local War
Pensions Committee ; Ruling CouncUlor, Culworth Division
Primrose League ; Chairman, Women's Coalition Association,
S. Lindsey, Lines. War Work : Vice-President, B.R.C.S. ;
Superintendent of Y.M.CA. Hut in France ; Superintendent,
C. A. Club, Calais ; Chairman of two local committees ;
W.W.A.C, Chairman, War Pensions Committee. Addresses: Well
Vale, Afford, Lincolnshire ; 4, Eaton Mansions, S.W. (011186)
RAWS, Col. WilUam Lennon, C.B.E, Australian Forces,
fi. 1 878 ; s. of the Rev. John G. Raws, of Adelaide, S. Australia ;
m. 1905, Elsie, CeciUa, d. of the late William Rogers, of Adelaide.
Chairman, AustraUan Metal Exchange. Address: Wurssna,
Martin Street, Elsternwick, Victoria, AustraUa. Clubs:
Naval and Military ; Australian. (C718)
RAWSON, Lieut. Geoffrey, O.B.E.
RAWSON, Major Geoffrey Grahame, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
RAWSON, Harry, C.B.E, J.P, D.L, fi. 30 Jan. 1862 ;
s. of WUUam Rawson, of Halifax, Yorkshire ; to. Laura Emily,
d. of Robert John Turner, of Ipswich, Suffolk. Educ. : Park
Field House ; Beeston Hall, Ripponden (Yorks.). Chahman,
Edinburgh Territorial Army Association ; Deputy Lieutenant
of the City and County of Edinburgh ; J.P, Peeblesshire. War
Work : Devoted whole time during the war to above associa
tion (Honorary) ; clothing and equipping 36,000 troops ;
attending to general welfare of all troops under his association.
Addresses : 19, Royal Terrace, Edinburgh ; St. Romains Wells,
Innerleithen, N.B. Clubs : Scottish Conservative ; Forth
Corinthian Yacht. (C2711)
RAWSTORNE, Maria Harriet, M.B.E.; d. of the late
Rev. Canon Rawstorne. Educ. : At home and abroad. Social
work of various kinds. War Work : Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and
Sailors' Families Association, and London War Pensions Com
mittee, Wandsworth B, 1914-20 ; Member of L.W.P. Com
mittee ; Member of British Red Cross Society ; Vol. Aid.
Detachment, London 286. Address : 50, Keswick Road, E.
Putney, S.W. (M9408)
RAY, Helen MacLaine, M.B.E, 6. 31 Aug. 1879 ; d. of
Richard Ray, Rector of Killyleagh, Co. Down. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Ulster Women's Gift Fund for
Prisoners of War. Address : 27, Rosetta Avenue, Ormeau
Road, Belfast. (M9409)
RAYLEIGH, Kathleen Alice, Lady, O.B.E, fi. 25 Jan.
1886; (.. of John C Straker, of Stagshaw, House; m. 1st,
Capt. J. H. Cuthbert, D.S.O. (who was kUled in action) ; 2nd,
Robert John, 4th Baron Rayleigh (see Btjrke'S Peerage). War
Work : Assistant County Director of the B.R.C.S. for
Northumberland ; President and Sec. of the Corbridge Branch,
B.R.C.S. Addresses : Beaufront Castle, Hexham ; Terling
Place, Essex ; 69, Cadogan Square. (0276)
RAYMENT, Instructor-Comm. Guy Varley, C.B.K.,
6. 1878 ; s. of Henry Rayment, of Sidcup ; m. 1911, Laura
Frances, d. of George Ingram, of Sidcup. Educ. : Trhi. CoU.
Camb. (B.A. 1900). Instructor-Comm. R.N, IntelUgence Div.
Address : Sidcup. Club : Cocoa Tree. (C1147)
RAYMOND, Comm. (retired) Eben Lindsay, O.B.E, R.D.,
R.N.R, 6. 17 April, 1867 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Col. Robert
Peel Raymond, of Sydney, N.S.W. ; to. Sara Jane, d. of
William Dunlop Anderson, of London. Educ : Coreen Coll,
Sydney, N.S.W. War Work: Joined 6th Manchester Regt.
(T.) as Major, Sept. 1914 ; transferred to 19th Bo. The
Rille Brigade (T.), Nov. 1915; embarked for Egypt, Dec.
1915, and served with E.E.F. until May, 1919 ; second in

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command of Batt. from April, 1916, till May, 1919 ; mentioned
in despatches (Gen. Allenby's), April, 1918 and March, 1919.
Address: The Glen, Swaythling, Hants. Clubs: Trojans,
Southampton. (06278)
RAYMOND, Major Harold, O.B.E, M.C, M.A, fi. 24
July, 1887 ; s. of the late Cuthbert Raymond, of Rose Lawn,
Worcester; m. Vera Frances Ethel, d. of the late Rev. T. M.
Everett, of Ruislip, Middlesex. Educ. : King's School,
Worcester, and Pembroke Coll, Oxford. War Work : Temp.
Commission 10th (Service) Batt. Worcestershire Regt, Sept.
1914 ; Capt, June, 1915 ; France, July, 1915 ; Staff Capt,
58th Brigade, Sept. 1916; D.A.A.G, 19th Division, March,
1918 ; demobilised, July, 1919 ; mentioned in despatches,
Jan. 1917, June, 1917, and June, 1918. Address ; 99, St.
Martin's Lane, W.C 2. Club : New Oxford and Cambridge. (O5704)
RAYMOND, Captain Hugh Philip, O.B.E, R.A.S.C,
fi. 15 Feb. 1889 ; s. of the Rev. P. F. Raymond, M.A, K.H.C,
of Middleton, Essex; m. Gwendolen Hilda, d. of J. H. Clare,
of Farnham, Surrey. Educ. : Berkhamsted, and R.M.C,
Sandhurst. Gazetted from R.M.C, Sandhurst, toto Royal
Army Service Corps, Sept. 1908 ; promoted to Lieut. Sept.
1911 ; promoted Capt. Oct. 1914 ; granted temporary Majority,
Nov. 1914. War Work : Went to France with original B.E.F.
in Aug. 1914 ; served through retreat from Mons with 4th
Division ; four years' service in France and Germany. Address :
Farlands Croft, Farnham, Surrey. - (O5705)
RAYMOND, Mary, Mrs, M.B.E.
RAYNE, T. Major Henry, M.B.E.
RAYNER, Eng.-Capt. Alfred, O.B.E, R.N.
RAYNER, Capt. Arthur Ernest, O.B.E, M.D, R A.M.C
RAYNER, Eva Alexina Snoad, Mrs. (Hugh), O.B.E.;
_. of J. H. Taylor, of 6, Montagu Mansions, W. 1 ; m. Surgeon
Lieut.-Col. Hugh, Royal Horse Guards, s. of Lloyd Rayner, of
Liverpool. Educ : Privately. War Work : Ran a troop of
Boy Scouts (2nd Barnes) for 4 years as Scoutmaster whilst
the S.M. was on active service ; drove own Ambulance for the
Prince of Wales' Hospital, and on duty all Air Raids, 1915-18,
as an officer in the Boy Scout Movement, with the ambulance.
Cftii: Writers', Strand. (011187)
RAYNER, Capt. George Henry, O.B.E.
RAYNER, Major Ralph Herbert, M.B.E, Sig. Service. (M102 36)
RAYNER, Harry, M.B.E.. M.C, R.A.S.C.
RAYNER, Capt. Oswald Theodore, M.B.E.
RAYNER, Lieut. Walter John, M.B.E.
RAYNOR, Capt. Robert Osmond, M.B.E, fi. 17 July,
1887 ; s. of Frank Charles Raynor, of King's Lynn ; to. Con
stance Stewart CampbeU, d. of — Samson, of Sanquhar. Educ. :
Privately. Engineer. War Work : Army from 5 Aug. 1914,
to 1 Nov. 1919. Address: The Red House, Walton-on-
Thames, Surrey. CVwfi : Junior Army and Navy. (M2329)
REA, Paymaster-Lieut. Basil Soame, M.B.E, R.N.
REA, Lieut. Donald, M.B.E, M.A, fi. 7 AprU, 1894 ; s. of
the Rev. Thomas Rea, of Flyford Flavel, Worcester. Educ. :
St. John's School, Leatherhead ; Downing Coll, Cambridge.
War Wort : Service with 1st Garrison Bn. The Suffolk Regt. ;
3rd, 7th, and 11th Bn. The Suffolk Regt. Addresses:
Theological College, Chichester ; Flyford Flavel Rectory,
Worcester ; Downing CoUege, Cambridge. (M6539)
REA, George Grey, C.B.E, B.A, C.A., J.P, fi. 1858 ;
8. of George Rea, of Middleton and Berrington, Northumber
land ; m. Mary, d. of G. A. Grey, D.L, J.P, of Milfleld, North
umberland. Educ : Shrewsbury School, and Jesus Coll,
Cambridge. War Work : Member of Agricultural Sub-
Committee of Reconstruction Committee ; Advisory CouncU on
Purchase of Wool ; President of Board of Agriculture's
Advisory Committee ; Central Agricultural Advisory Council ;
Cereals Committee ; Agricultural Wages Board ; County
War Agricultural Committee, etc. Address : Doddington,
Wooler, Northumberland. Clubs : New University ; Northern
Counties. (C2727)
REACH Lieut. Alexander Robertson, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
(T.) REACH, Capt. David Mackinlay Potter, M.B.E.
READ, Capt. Alfred, M.B.E.
READ, Capt. Archibald Hugh, O.B.E, North Staffordshire
Kegt, fi. 25 AprU, 1891 ; s. of Edward Bruce Read, of Bisley,
Surrey ; m. Joan, d. of the late Lieut.-Col. E. H. Montresor,
of Royal Sussex Regt. Educ : Rugby. Reserve of Officers.
Address: Dovercourt, Hurworth-on-Tees, Durham. (07615)
READ, Francis Edward, O.B.E, 6. 25 Oct. 1864. Elec
trical Engineer ; Member of Stafford Town Council. War
Work: Chairman, Local War Pension Committee, MUitary
Advisory Committee, Food Profiteering Committee, and
Siemens Bros. Dynamo Works War Savings Committee, etc.
Address : 1, Salt Avenue, Stafford. (011188)
READ, George Daniel, M.B.E,
READ, Lieut. Geoffrey Jervis, O.B.E, R.A.F.
READ, George WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 1879 ; s. of Charles
Walter Read, of Weston-super-Mare : to. Agnes, d. of Albert
Batty, of Brighton. Educ. : The Coll, Weston-super-Mare.
Chief Assist. Rate Collector to Urban District Council of
Weston-super-Mare. War Work : Hon. Sec. Weston-super-
Mare Local Central War Savings Committee and Food
Economy Committee. Address: 34, Uphill Park Road,
Weston-super-Mare. (M9410)
READ, Major Hector, O.B.E.

READ, Capt. John Victor, M.B.E, R.AF.
READ, Mary Ada Alice, M.B.E. ; d. of Samuel Counsell,
of Blackburn ; m. Frederick Morgan, s. of Morgan Read.
Educ : Science and Art School, Blackburn. War Work :
Member of the Leyton Education, Maternity and Child Welfare,
Profiteering, Queen's Work for Women, and Food Control
Committees ; President Leyton Women's Union ; Voluntary
worker investigating Exemption Claims for Tribunal ; Hon.
Sec. War Pensions Local Committee; Soldiers' and Sailors'
Families Association Representative. (09412)
READ, Mary Amy, M.B.E. Hon. Sec. of the Bolton
Division, Soldiers' and Sailors' FamiUes Association. (M10334)
READ, Major Philip Austin Ottley, O.B.E, T.D, 6. 1882 ;
s. of the late Rev. Philip Read, of Bolton ; m. Margaret Agnes,
d. of Arthur T. Crook, of Bolton. Educ. : Haileybury Coll.,
Hertford. Solicitor. War Work : l/5th Loyal North Lancs,
France, Feb. 1915, to Feb. 1916 ; No. 2 Infy. Records, Preston,
Aug. 1916, to March, 1920. Address : 34, Somerset Road,
Bolton. (04278)
READ, Lieut. Sidney, M.B.E, M.C.
READ, Capt. Edward Harry HANDLEY-, M.B.E, 6.
18 March, 1870 ; s. of Harry Read, of Lincoln ; m. Eva Mary,
d. ol Charles Handley, of Brighton. Educ. : Western Grammar
School. Artist, R.B.A. War Work : Organised Army Studio ;
invented new methods of teaching Machine Guns, etc. ;
Camouflage Expert, and Lecturer to Machine-Gun Corps
Addresses: 2, Harley Place, Harley Street, W. 1.; 16, Hill
Road, St. John's Wood. C/wfis : Chelsea Arts ; Langham
Sketching ; St. John's Wood Arts.
READ, Major Hugh Arthur MOUTRAY-, M.B.E., fi. March
15, 1876 ; s. of Col. J. Moutray-Read, late of Newport Hall,
Herefordshire, and Sandford Dene, Cheltenham ; m. Florence
Jane, d. of Edwin Islip, of Brighton. Educ : Cheltenham
Coll. Auctioneer, Coy. Director, etc. ; late 2nd New Zealand
Mounted Rifles, Boer War, 1899-1900 ; Supt. Transvaal
Mounted Constabluary, 1900-3 ; Chief of Pretoria Fire
Brigade, 1900-3. War Work : Trooper, 2nd King Edward's
Horse, 1914-15 ; Lieut. A.S.C, France, 1915 ; Staff Capt.
at War Oflice, J 916-19 ; Chief Inspector of Fire Services for
War Office, 1916-19 ; under Major-General Bond, Director
of Quartering, was responsible for six hundred million pounds
worth of Government property in the United Kingdom ;
compiled Army Fire Manual, 1917-18-19. Addresses : 23,
St. Aubyn's Road ; 32, Church Road (Read's Mart.), Upper
Norwood, S.E.
READ, Lilian, Mrs. RUDSTON-, M.B.E, fi. July 8,
1863 ; d. of Frederick Cox, of Messrs. Cox & Co, Bankers ;
m. Harry Rudston-Read. War Work : Commandant of
Stanswood Auxiliary War Hospital, Fawley, Southampton,
from Oct. 1914, to Dec. 1918. Address : The Orchard, Fawley,
Southampton. (M9411)
READE, Surg.-Lieut. Arthur George Lawrence, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. READER, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Ernest John Ward, O.B.E.
READER, Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 10 Deo. 1867 ; s. of Thomas
Reader, of Maidstone, Kent ; m. Bllen Annie Louisa, d. of Thomas
George Tiller, of Indian Ordnance Dept, Trimulgherry, India.
Educ : Westbourne Park. Late Staff Sergt. the Welsh Regt. ;
Superintending Clerk, War Office. War Work: Reinforce
ments for all dismounted officers, including Australian, New
Zealand, Canadian and South African Contingents for all
theatres of War ; total number of Officers placed under orders
from Sept. 1914, to Nov. 1918, 148,790, reinforcements only,
not including divisions or units. Addresses : Weunington,
93, Howarth Road, Bostall Hill, Plumstead, Kent ; A.G.2(0),
War Office, Embankment Annexe, S.W. 1. (M2330)
READING, Alice Edith, Countess of, G.B.E, 3rd d. of
the late Albert Cohen, of London ; to. 1887, Sir Rufus Isaacs,
P C, G.C.B. K.C.V.O, Earl of Reading (see Bueke's
Peerage). Address : 32, Curzon Street, Mayfair, W. (DG31)
READING, Harry Thomas, O.B.E.
READING, Joseph William, M.B.E.
READMAN, Annie Bradley, Mrs, M.B.E.
READY, Lieut.-Col. Basil Tobin, O.B.E.
REAKES, Col. Charles John, C.B.E. New Zealand
Forces ; served to the Great War, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1867)
REAKS, Sidney Hugh, M.B.E.
REAN, Major William Henry, O.B.E, R.N. (S.R.).
REASON, Lieut.-Col. Clifford Hamilton, D.S.O. O.B.E,
Canadian Army Med. Corps ; served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (06643)
REAVELL, Lieut.-Col. George, O.B.E, T.D, 6. 31 Jan.
1865 ; s. of George Reavell, of Alnwick ; m. Eliza Anna, d. of
the late John Bolain, of Bilton House. Educ. : Alnwick
Grammar School, and privately. Architect ; F.R.I.B.A.
War Work : Commanded 2 /7th Northumberland Fusiliers and
35th Northumberland Fusiliers. Address: Alnwick, North
umberland. (07616)
REAVILL, Ernest AUred, M.B.E.
REAY, Col. William Thomas, C.B.E, fi. 9 Nov. 1858 ;
s of E W Reay, of Melbourne, Australia ; to. Lucinda, d.
of G. Broadbent, of Melbourne, Australia. Educ. : Melbourne,
Australia. Editor of " Melbourne Herald," afterwards
London correspondent of that paper ; Col. (ret.) m Australian
Force War Work : Inspector-General for the Metropolitan
Special Constabulary. Address: 134, Portsdown Road,
London, W. Club : National Liberal. (C2895)

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

RECKITT, Lieut. Charles Edward Hay, O.B.E, R.E.
RECKITT, Philip Bealby, O.B.E.
REDDIE, Constance Katharine Mary, Mrs, O.B.E.
REDDISH, George Joseph, M.B.E, fi. 6 Oct. 1872 ; s.
of A. W. Reddish, of Warwick ; m. Frances Kate, d. of William
Cox, of Marlow-on-Thames. Educ : Westminster Training
College. L.B. and S.C. Rly, appointed Oct. 1886- War Work :
Stationmaster, Crowborough and Jarvis Brook L.B. and
S.C. Rly, June, 1915. Address : Station House, Jarvis
Brook. Sussex. (M9413)
REDDOCK, Capt. John Simpson, O.B.E.
REDFERN, Major Arthur Edward, O.B.E, M.C, 6.
1888 ; s. of Canon Thomas Redfern, of Denbigh, North Wales ;
to. Rita, o.d. of John Bamford, J.P, of Oldfields Hall, Uttoxeter.
Educ. : Pocklington. War Work : Served with Royal Welsh
Fusiliers and Headquarters 9th (Scottish) division in France
and Belgium from 1915 ; joined 16th Royal Welsh Fusiliers as
private soldier ; awarded Belgian Croix de Guerre. (05767)
REDHILL, Samuel, M.B.E.
REDL, Mary Beatrice, Mrs, M.B.E.
REDLICH, Capt. Stefan, M.B.E. R.G.A, mentioned
in despatches ; s. of Rudolf Redlich, of Russia. Educ. :
St. John's CoU, Cambridge. Member of Stock Exchange,
London. Address : 65, Upper Berkeley Street, W. 1. Club :
Royal AutomobUe. (M5561)
REDMAN, George Herbert, O.B.E, 6. 21 Sept. 1882 ;
s. of Rev. G. 0. Redman, of Withnell ; m. Fanny Ethel, d.
of Eli Crook, of Hoghton. Educ. : Rivington Grammar
School, and Owen College, Manchester. Managing Director,
J. E. Baxter & Co, Ltd, Leyland. War Work : Consultant
to Government, Depts. including the Anti-Gas Department.
Address: Levens Lodge, Leyland. Clubs : Royal Automobile ;
Engineers'. (011191)
REDMAN.Major Henry Gordon, O.B.E, T.F.R, 6. 12 Nov.
1884 ; s. of T. E. Redman, of The Knoll, Shawford, Winchester.
Educ. : Repton. Solicitor, Bournemouth. War Work :
Territorial, 4th Wiltshire Regt. Oct. 1914, to Aug. 1917 ;
India and N.W. Frontier, Aug. 1917, to March, 1920 ; Mesopo
tamia, Machine Gun Corps. Address : Holmdale, 38, Brank-
some Wood Road, Bournemouth. (O6690)
REDMAN, Capt. Sidney George, O.B.E.
REDMOND, Capt. Henry Joseph, M.B.E.
REDPATH, Robert, C.B.E, M.Inst.CE, 6. 1871 ; s.
of Robert Redpath, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ : Newcastle
Grammar School. Chief Designer, Coventry Ordnance Works
Ltd. War Work : Designer of 4'5-inch Q.F. Field Howitzer,
15-inch B.L. Howitzer and other Field and Naval war material ;
Member of Board of Invention and Reseaich, and Guns and
Ammunition, and Sights and Rangefinders Panels of Munitions
Inventions Department. Address : Twyford House, Leaming
ton. (C2896)
REDSTONE, LiUan Jane, M.B.E, B.A. (Lond.), fi. 1885 ; d.
oi V B. Redstone, of Woodbridge, Suffolk. Educ. : Ipswich
High School. Historical Research. War Work : In Historical
Records Branch of the Ministry of Munitions. Address :
125, Alderney Street, London, S.W. 1. Club : London Univ.
(M3920)
REED, Alice Clay, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 11 July, 1865 ; d.
of John Geach Rowe, J.P, of Polmenna, Weymouth ; m.
Arthur Farnell Graham ,s. of Col. William Reed, Deputy
Lieut.. Middlesex, of St. Mary's, Bedfont, Middlesex. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Commandant, Kent 62 V.A.D.
Hospital, Sidcup, from its opening, Dec. 1914, to Feb. 1919.
Address : Barcaldene, Sidcup, Kent. Club : V.A.D. Ladies'.
(M3921)
REED, Lieut. Baron Noel, M.B.E, R.O.A.C
REED, Edwin, M.B.E.
REED Frank WUUam, O.B.E, 6. 1860 ; s. of William
Reed, of Manchester ; m. Florence, d. of George Gill, of Man
chester. Educ. : Manchester Technical School, and Owens
CoUege. Mechanical Engineer ; Director of Messrs. Craven
Brothers (Manchester), Ltd, Reddish Stockport, manufacturers
of machine tools, cranes, etc. ; President of Manchester
Association of Engineers, 1916-17. War Work : Engaged in
the production of machine tools, cranes, etc, for the manu
facture of all classes of guns, shells, etc. Addresses : Craven
Bros. (Manchester), Ltd, Reddish, Stockport ; The Grange,
South Reddish, Stockport. (0677)
REED, Capt. George Stanley, O.B.E.. M.C.
REED, Major George Washington, M.B.E.
REED, Harbottle, M.B.E.
REED, John Arthur, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B.
REED, Major John Arthur Wemyss, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
REED, Col. John Ranken, C.B.E.
REED, Leah Lewis, Mrs. Walter, M.B.E. ; to. Walter
Reed, SoUcitor. War Work : Working member of the follow
ing Committees : War Pensions, Local Relief, and the Employ
ment Committee, Hull.
REED, Margaret Haythorne, M.B.E, fi. 26 Sept. 1893;
d of the late Mrs. T. Haynes Reed, of Hampstead. Educ. :
Allen-Olney School, Hampstead. War Work : Air Division
and Plans Division of Admiralty ; Earl Roberts' Rest House,
Kings Cross and Hampstead War Hospital Supply Depot;
Naval Section of Peace Conference, Paris. Address : 117,
Finchley Road, London, N.W. (M9415)
REED, Sir Stanley, K.B.E, LL.D, 6. 1872 ; TO, Lilian,

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d. of John Humphrey, of Bombay. Editor of the " Times of
India," since 1907 ; joined staff of " Times of India," 1897 ¦
special correspondent in famine districts of India, 1900 •
Prince and Princess of Wales' tour, 1905-1906 ; Amir's visit'
1907 ; Persian Gulf, 1907 ; Joint Hon. Sec, Bombay Presi
dency, King Edward and Lord Hardinge Memorials ; Lieut -
Col. commanding Bombay Light Horse, and Hon. A.D.C to
Viceroy ; represented Western India at Imperial Press Con
ference, 1909 ; Vice-President, Central Publicity Board, 1918 •
Addresses : 99, Shore Lane.E.C ; " Times of India," Bombay'
Clubs : Byculla ; Royal Bombay Yacht ; Orient ; Willing-
don ; Bombay Sports. (K247)
REED, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E.
REED, Thomas Danby, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 12 May, 1871 •
s. of Thomas Reed, of Beeford Grange, Driffield ; m. Alice
Maud, d. of Lamplugh, of Dringhoe. J.P. for the East Riding
of Yorkshire ; Alderman of E.R. of Yorkshire County Council
War Work : Chairman, East Riding of Yorkshire War Agri
cultural Executive Committees ; Representative of the Board
of Agriculture before the East Riding of Yorkshire MUitary
Service Appeal Tribunal. Address : Beeford Grange, Driffield
East Yorks. (011192)
REED, William, O.B.E.
REED, Major WilUam Louis Lindsay, O.B.E, V.D.
REED, Lieut. John Seymour BLAKE-, O.B.E, R.N V R
REEDER, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Robert John, M B E
R.E. REEKIE, William MaxweU, O.B.E, fi. 26 AprU, 1869 •
s. of John Reekie, of Manchester ; to. Mary Helen, d. of D. R.
Paterson, of Bowden, Cheshire. Educ : Manchester Grammar
School, and Victoria Univ. Chairman Manchester Royal
Institution ; Governor of Whitworth Institute ; Vice-President
Manchester Athenaeum ; Ex-President Manchester Graphic
Club ; Chairman Manchester Branch of The Designs and
Industries Association ; co-opted Member of Art Gallery
Committee. War Work : Member of Local Tribunal ; Deputy
Leader Manchester Special Police ; Chairman West Didsbury
Belgian Relief Fund ; President Athenaeum Rifle Club ; Chair
man and Corps Treas. St. John Ambulance Brigade, which
along with Special Police raised £10,000 for St. John Hospital
in France. Addresses : Rowsley, West Didsbury, Manchester ;
Orient House, Granly Row, Manchester. Clubs : Reform ;
Athenaeum. (0679)
REEKS, Lieut.-Col. James Albert, O.B.B, 6. 9 Aug.
1860 ; s. of C F. Reeks, F.R.I.B.A. ; m. Elwena Grace None,
d. of F. Norie Miller, J.P, of Cleeve, Perth, Scotland. Educ. :
Westminster. War Work : Commanded Depot, Sherwood
Foresters, and the 45th Regt. District Recruiting Area. Ad
dress : Beechcroft, Epsom, Surrey. Club : Junior United
Service. (0689)
REEKS, Reginald Rupert, M.B.E.
REEP, William, O.B.E.
REES, Major Blethyn Treharne, O.B.E, Croix de Guerre,
6. 11 Oct. 1878 ; s. of the late Togarmah Rees, of Newport,
Mon. ; to. Edith Mary, d. of Edward Phillips, of Newport,
Mon. Educ : ClUton Coll. Civil Engineer ; Engineer to
H.M. Commissioners of Sewers for Monmouthshire ; Member
of Newport Harbour Commissioners. War Work : Com
manded Reserve Batt. of the Monmouthshire RegimeDt;
served in France from 1916 to termination of war ; from end
of 1917 acted as A.L. Commandant 13th Corps. Address:
Cwon-y-wiwer, Caerleon, Mon. Club : County, Newport,
Mon. (O5708)
REES, Catherine Mary, Mrs, M.B.E.
REES, David, C.B.E.
REES, David John, M.B.E, J.P.
REES, 2nd Lieut. David Morris, M.B.E, R.A.F.
REES, Major David Valentine, O.B.E.. T.D, J P.. and
D.L. (Breconshire), 1st Brecknock Batt. S.W.B. (ret), fi.
21 July, 1853 ; s. of Valentine Rees, of Carmarthen ; m.
Florence, d. of John North, J.P, of Brecon. Educ : Llan
dovery Coll, and London Hospital. Surgeon, Senior Surgeon
Brecknock County Infirmary. War Work : Operating Surgeon,
Breconshire V.A.D. Hospitals ; Chairman Brecon Recruiting
Medical Board. Address : Cantie Selyff, Brecon. Club :
County, Brecon. (03881)
REES, Ernest Wilmot, M.B.E.
REES, Capt. Frederick WiUiam, M.B.E.
REES, Major George Martin Treherne, O.B.E, R.A.F.
REES, Lieut. Harry, IE. B.E, R.A.
REES, Henry, M.B.E, fi. 1 Nov. 1880 ; s. of George Rees,
of Lampeter ; to. Rachel, d. of Elias Davies, of Rhydcymerau.
Educ. : Llandyssul. Journalist, and Sec. to the Cardiganshire
Liberal Association. War Work : Joint Sec. to Cardiganshire
Parliamentary Recruiting Committee ; Sec. and Organiser to
Cardiganshire National Service and National War Aims Com
mittees. Address : Argoed, Lampeter. (M2334)
REES, Major Herbert, O.B.E.
REES, Henry Bernard, M.B.E.
REES, HoweU, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 1847 ; s. of William Rees,
of Maesteg. Educ. : Univ. Coll, London. War Wort :
District Head Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society ; Chahman
of Local War Pensions, and Member of four sub-committees,
and Welsh National Fund ; Member of Glamorgan Red Cross
Society. Address: 190, Newport Road, Cardiff. (C2897)

BIOGRAPHIES.

Reid

REES, James Daniel, O.B.B, 6. 22 April, 1860 ; s. oi
Griffith Rees, of Swansea. Educ. : Swansea Grammar School.
Appointed to Exchequer and Audit Department, 1878. War
Wort : Audit of war expenditure Admiralty, and Ministry of
Shipping. (0681)
REES, John, M.B.E, 6. 7 June, 1869; s. of John Rees,
of Glanmo Terrace, LlaneUy ; to. Anna Jane, d. of Benjamin
Bowen, of Hermon, Llanfyrnach, Pembs. Educ. : Pentrepoth
School. Carmarthen ; Normal Coll, Bangor. Headmaster
of Clydey Tegryn Council School, Llanfyrnach, Pembs. ;
Executive Officer Llanfyrnach Food Committee. War Work :
Clerk to Llanfyrnach Rural Tribunal since inception ; Execu
tive Officer of Llanfyrnach Food Committee ; Hon. Sec. of
Tegryn War Savings Association (£5000) ; Hon. Sec. of Llan-
fyrnaoh District War Savings Committee. Addresses : Tegryn
CouncU School ; Glynhefin, Llanfyrnach, Pembs. (M9418)
REES, Engineer-Capt. John David, C.B.E, R.N.' Served
in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1936)
REES, Joseph Cook, O.B.E, 6. 1870 ; s. of J. Cook Rees,
of Neath ; m. Eleanor Jane, d. of the late J. Bevan Davies.
J.P, of Neath. Educ. : Neath. Architect and Surveyor at
Neath. War Work : In charge of detraining of wounded at
Neath, 3rd Western General Hospital at Neath ; Assistant
County Director, Red Cross Society, Div. 15, Glam. ; later as
County Director, Glamorganshire. Address : Glanffrwd, Neath.
Club : Neath Constitutional. (03882)
REES, Wing-Comm. Lionel Wilmot Brabazon, V.C,
O.B.E, M.C, A.F.C, R.A.F, 6. 31 July, 1884 ; s. of Col. C. H.
Rees, V.D, of Carnarvon. Educ. : Eastbourne CoU, and
R.M.A, Woolwich. Wing-Comm, R.A.F. War Work : With
E.F.C. in France. Address : R.A.F. Cadet College, Cranwell,
Lines. Club: R.A.F. (08173)
REES, Thomas Edgar, M.B.E.
REES, Capt. WiUiam Arthur, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
REEVE, Lieut. Arthur WiUiam Simms, O.B.E, R.N.R,
s. of W. H. Simms Reeve, and g. s. of the late Simms Reeve,
J.P. and D.L. for Norfolk, m.. 11 Sept. 1920, Marguerite
Frances, d. of the late Antonie Middlemore Sergeant, of New
Milton. (04443)
REEVE, Georgina Ruth, M.B.E.
REEVE, Joan LesUe, Mrs, M.B.E.
REEVE, WiUiam Booth, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 11 Dec. 1861 ;
s. of John Reeve, of Canterbury, Margate. Educ. : Canterbury,
Margate. War Work : Mayor of Margate, 1913-19, during
whole period of war .Clubs : CliftonvUle and Margate. (M2336)
REEVES, Capt. Edward Charles, M.B.E.
REEVES, Lieut.-Comm. George, M.B.E, R.N.
REEVES, Lieut. John Horace, M.B.E, R.G.A.
REEVES, John James, O.B.E, fi. 5 April, 1857 ; s. of
B. B. Reeves, R.N, of Portsmouth ; m Annie Jane, d. of T.
MarshaU, of Portsmouth. Educ. : Portsmouth. 48 years'
service in the Constructive, Accounts, and Naval Ordnance
Depts. of the Admiralty. War Work : Senior Naval Ordnance
Store Officer, Naval Ordnance Dept, Gibraltar, throughout
the war. Address : The Haven, Park Road, Hythe, Kent.
(011194)
REEVES,MarySybil,M.B.E,i. UMay, 1885; d. of Edmund
Whitelock Reeves, of 48, ArgvU Road, W. 8. Educ : London ;
Folkestone ; Paris. War Work : V.A.D, London, 50 ;
West End Hospital for Nerves (SheU Shock wards for soldiers),
1915 ; Westminster Hospital (Military wards), 1915-16 ; 1st
British Ambulance Unit for Italy, B.R.C.S. Clearing Station
for 2nd Army, Italian Front, 1917 ; original railhead can
teen for British troops on entering Italy, 1917. Address : 48,
ArgyU Road, London, W. 8. (M9419)
REEVES Capt. Patrick John, O.B.E, 6. 13 Oct. 1888;
s. of Col. John Reeves, C.B, of Royal Irish Fusiliers.
Educ: Charterhouse, and Royal MUitary Coll, Sandhurst.
The Royal Berkshire Regt. Club : Army and Navy. (07617)
REEVES, Lieut. WUliam, M.B.E, 6. 17 Sept. 1873 ; s. of
Clifford Reeves, of Birmingham, England. War Work : With
Royal Newfoundland Regiment. Address: P.O. Box, 446,
St. John's, Newfoundland. (M5902)
REEVES, WilUam Harvey, O.B.E, Knight of Grace,
Order of St. John, fi. 6 Sept. 1871 ; s. of the late William
Whittle Reeves, of St. Albans ; m. Patty, d. of the late Joseph
Douglas, of Northampton. Educ. : Northampton Grammar
School. Member of Northampton Town Council ; Mayor,
1912-13, and 1920-21 ; Assist. Commissioner, St. John
Ambulance Brigade ; Hon. County Sec. Northants Red Cross
Society, and an Assist. County Director, Northants V.A.D. ;
President, Northampton Branch of the Royal Life Saving
Institute ; Chairman, Northampton Branch, National Lifeboat
Institution ; on Committee of Northampton Cripple ChUdren's
Irand, Northampton Amateur Operatic Society, etc. ; Past
Master of Kingsley Lodge, Freemasons. War Work : Gave
whole time for 5 years to Red Cross Work in Northamptonshire ;
was presented with oil painting of self by members of the
Northants V.A.D, as was also Mrs. Reeves, who gave whole
time to the work, as well as other presentations ; Mrs. Reeves
was awarded A.R.R.C. and money was coUected in the town
to endow a cot at the Northampton General Hospital to
commemorate her work ; she is also a Lady of Grace of the
Order of St. John. Address : Spencer Parade, Northampton.
Club : County, Northampton. (01794)
REFALO, His Honour Sir Michael Angelo, Knt. Bach,
C.B.E, B.A, LL.D, 6. 1876. Appointed Professor of Com
mercial Law and History of Legislation, Malta Univ. 1908 ;

Assist. Crown Advocate, Malta, 1910 ; Crown Advocate, 1915 ;
Chief Justice and Pres. of Court of Appeal, 1919 ; Member of
Control Board, Malta. .Address : Malta. (C738)
REGAN, Comm. Maurioe Ambrose, O.B.E, R.N.V.R,
6. 1863 ; s. of T. A. Regan, of Maryport. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Naval Transport Officer for the Humber, and
Admiralty Agent. Address : The Avenue, Hull. Club :
Hull and East Riding, Hull. (0682)
REGAN, Peroy Raphael, M.B.E., M.M, R.E.
REGAN, Robert Henry, M.B.E, R.N.
REHM, Eveline Lucy, M.B.E.
REID, Andrew, M.B.E.
REID, Sir Archibald Douglas, K.B.E, C.M.G, 6. 14 July,
1871 ; s. of Dr. Douglas A. Reid, J.P, of Tenby ; m. Annie
Allan, d. of John Clapperton, of Greenock. . Educ : Bradford
Coll, and King's Coll. Hospital. Consulting Radiologist;
Superintendent of X-Ray Dept, St. Thomas' Hospital. War
Work: Capt. (T. Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C), R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
President, War Office X-Ray Committee, 1915-19. Address :
30, Welbeck Street, London, W. 1. (K296)
REID, Beatrice, Mrs, O.B.E.
REID, Charles, O.B.E, fi. 5 Nov. 1865 ; s. of David Reid
of Aberdeen ; to. Ada Mary, d. of Frank Weston, of Stafford,
Educ. : AberdeenUniv. Medical Practitioner ; Hon. Physician,
Staffordshire General Infirmary ; Staff Surgeon, Staffordshire
County Police. War Work : County Medical Director,
Staffordshire Branch, Red Cross Society ; Commandant, 5th
Staffs V.A.D. Address : The Diglake, Stafford. Club :
Stafford County. . (03883)
REID, Major (ret.) Charles Clements, M.B.E, 6. 30 Aug.
1861 ; s. of the late Major-Gen. James Reid. Educ. : Edinburgh*
Academy ; Edinburgh Institution ; Sandhurst. War Work :
Hon. Sec. and Treas. Clackmannan and Kinross Branch,
British Red Cross Societv. Address : Whinfield, Kinross. (M878)
REID, David Alexander, M.B.B.
REID, Capt. Erie, M.B.E.
REID, Florenoe, Lady, 'G.B.E. ; d. of Lieut.-Col. John
Mahony, C.M.G. ; m. Sir George ArchdaU O'Brien, K.B.E,
M.B, CM, F.R.S. (see BuTtKE's Peerage), s. of Capi Charles
Auguste Reid, 20th Bengal Native Infantry. Address : 9,
Victoria Road South, Southsea. (DG3)
REID, Lieut.-Col. . Frederic James, C.B.E, D.S.O,
R.A.S.C, 6. 1877. Served in the S. African War, 1900-2
(Queen's medal with three clasps, King's medal with two
clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1313)
REID, Frederiok William, M.B.E.
REID, George, O.B.E, M.D, D.P.H, fi. 22 Jan. 1854 ;
s. of David Reid, of Aberdeen ; to. Grace EsteUe, d. of J. H. D.
G. Goldie, of Richmond. Educ : Aberdeen Grammar School,
and Aberdeen Univ. Medical Officer of Health, Staffordshire
County Council ; Examiner in Public Health, Cambridge Univ.
War Work : Divisional Sanitary Officer, North Midland
Division, T.F. Address : Broc Hill, Milford, Stafford. Club :
County, Stafford. (0683)
REID, Sir George ArchdaU O'Brien, K.B.E, M.B, CM,
F R S E , 6. 7 April, 1860 ; s. of Capt. Charles Auguste Reid,
of 20th Native Infantry, H.E.I.C ; in. Florence Pollard, d. of
Col. John Mahony, C.M.G, of 24th Regt. Educ : Privately.
War Work: Four years Medical Officer-in-charge of troops.
Address : 9, Victoria Road South, Southsea. (K231)
REID, Lieut.-Col. Harold Avery, M.B.E.
REID, Lieut.-Col. Hector-Gowans, CM.G, C.B.E, D.S.O,
A S C Served in South Africa, 1901-2 (Queen's medal with
five clasps) ; Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). (C3176)
REID, Lieut.-Col. Hugh, C.B.E, V.D, LL.D, M.Inst.CE,
J P D L, 6. 9 Feb. 1860 ; s. of James Reid, M.Inst.CE, of
Auchterarder, Perthshire ; to. Marion, d. of John Bell, Ship
owner, of Craigview, Prestwick, Ayrshire. Educ. : Glasgow
High School, and Glasgow Univ. Retired in 1903 from
1st Lanark Royal Engineers (Vols.) with rank of Lieut.-Col. ;
Dean of Guild, Glasgow, 1917-18; received the Hon.
Freedom of the City of Glasgow, 1917 ; Member of the Royal
Company of Archers, King's Body Guard for Scotland ; Chief
Managing Director of the North British Locomotive Co, Ltd. ;
Director, Clydesdale Bank, Ltd. War Work : 1908-20, Vice-
Chairman, Glasgow Territorial Force Association; Member,
War Executive, Scottish Branch, British Red Cross Society ;
Member of Management Committee, Glasgow and West of
Scotland Armaments Board. Address : Belmont, Springburn,
Glasgow. Clubs : Royal Societies' ; Junior Army and Navy ;
Western, Art, Glasgow „ „ „ t> 1? (CZM)
REID, Capt. Isaac William, M.B.B, R.E.
REID, IsabeUa Elizabeth, M.B.E.
REID, James, M.B.E, D.L.
REID, Lieut. James, M.B.E, R A.O.C
REID. Paymaster-Lieut. Joseph Alfred, O.B.E, R.N.R.
REID, Lieut. Lionel, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
REID, Maria Jane, Mrs, M.P.E. ,,_.,.„. j
REID May, C.B.E, fi. 1 May, 1882 ; d. ot the- late Edward
Jervis Reid. War Work: Acting County See County of
London Branch, British Red Cross Society. Address : 137
Ladbroke Road,' London, W Club : V.A.D. Ladies' (C|898)
HF1D Pauline. Mrs., O.B.E. (Ol^uua)
BEID. Lfeut -Col. Percy Lester, O.B.E, fi 20 Nov. 1882;
s of Percy T. Reid. of Mill Hall, Cuckfield ; to. M. 13. Fergusspn.
Educ ¦ Eton. One of the first regular officers to receive the
order. War Work: Joined B.E.F. to 1914 ; Commanded
2nd Batt. Irish Guards, and end of warwas at G.H.Q, France ,

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Reid

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

four times mentioned in despatches. Address : Thorpe
MandeviUe Manor, Banbury. Clubs: Guards'; Bath. (01795)
REID, Robert, O.B.E.
REID, Capt. Robert Alburne, O.B.E, R A.F.
REID, Robert Whyte, C.B.E, 6. 25 leb. 1885; s. of
WUliam Paton Reid, C.B.E, of Belmont Crescent, Glasgow
retired Loco Supt, North British RaUway; to. Frances Mary,
d. of Edward Mclnnes, of The Old HaU, Littleover, Derby.
Educ : Dimdee High School, and Royal Technical Coll,
Glasgow. Trained as an Engineer in Glasgow and elsewhere;
joined Midland Railway, 1909, as Assistant Works Manager,
Carriage and Wagon Dept. ; held progressive positions until
appointed Carriage and Wagon Supt, Midland RaUway, May,
1919. War Work : Acted as Carriage and Wagon Supt. during
the absence, of D. Bain, C.B.E, in the Ministry of Munitions,
and was responsible for special rolling stock required in con
nection with war purposes in this country and overseas.
Address : South Avenue, Littleover, Derby. (C2894)
REID, Thomas, M.B.E.
REID, Thomas Ebenezer, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 1869 ; s. of
Thomas E. Reid, of Armagh; to. Annie Margretta, B.A, d. of
Robert Mann, of Hockley. Educ. : Armagh. Sec. to County
Council, and Clerk to the Local Authority for the County of
Armagh War Work : Hon. Sec. Comforts Fund, Royal Irish
Fusiliers ; Hon. Sec. Co. Recruiting Committee ; Hon. Sec. to
Reception Committee for Dish Canadian Rangers, Irish
Fusiliers, and Irish Guards ; Hon. Sec. Distress Committee for
Co. Armagh ; Hon. Sec. Belgian Relief Committee, Armagh
District. Address : County Court House, Armagh ; Little
CastlediUon. Armagh. Club : Armagh City. (M10252A)
REID, Capt. Thomas Morley, O.B.E.
REID, Major Walter Clarke, O.B.E, LA.
REID, Major Sir William, Knt. Bach, M.B.E., J.P, s.
of the late William Reid, of Glenhead, Benzie, Provost of
Largs, 1915-18: Chairman, Royal Glasgow Asylum for the
Blind, 1918-21 ; Vice-Chairman of Advisory Committee to the
Scottish Board of Health on the care and supervision of the
Blind, 1918-21 Address: Hutton Park, Largs, Ayrshire.
Clubs: National Liberal; Scottish Liberal (Edinburgh);
Liberal (Glasgow); Royal Scottish Automobile; Royal
Gourock Yacht. (M9427)
REID, WiUiam, M.B.E.
REID, WUUam Macdonald, M.B.E, 6. 27 Sept 1873 ; s. of
WUliam Reid, of Dungarvan ; m. Jane Coulter Amelia, d. of
Samuel Gilmore, M.D, of Castleblayney. Educ : Royal School,
Cavan. Solicitor. War Work : Recruiting Services. Ad
dress : Church Street, Cavan. Club : Co. Cavan. (M9428)
REID, WUliam Paton, C.B.E, S. 8 Sept. 1854; s. of
Robert Reid, of Glasgow. Locomotive Superintendent, North
British RaUway. War Work : Gun Mountings, Transport
Wagons, etc. Address : 15, Belmont Crescent, Glasgow. (C2900)
REID, Dame Clarissa GUTHRIE-, D.B.E. ; d. of Wm.
Harnett Blanch ; m. James Guthrie Reid. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Founder and Hon. Sec. of the Anglo-South
American Central Depot and Club. Address : 2, Queen's Gate,
S.W. 7. (D29)
REILLY, Major Bernard Rawdon, O.B.E.
REILLY, Professor Charles Herbert, O.B.E, M.A
(Cantab.), F.R.I.B.A, 6. 1871 ; s. of Charles ReUly, of High
House, Upminster, Essex ; m. Dorothy Gladys, d. of James
Jerram Pratt, of Bournemouth. Educ. : Merchant Taylors'
School, and Queens' Coll, Cambridge. Professor of Archi
tecture, Univ. of Liverpool ; Vice-Chairman, Liverpool
Repertory Theatre Co, ; Member of Board of Architectural
Education, R.I. B.A. ; late Member of Council of the Royal
Institute of British Architects. War Work : H.M. Inspector,
Munitions Areas, Liverpool and N. Wales. Address : Univ.
Liverpool. Club : Univ. Liverpool. (011195)
REILLY, Lieut. Charles Oliver Caloott, M.B.E, LA.
REILLY, Major James Myles Townsend, O.B.E, J.P,
6. 23 April, 1855 ; s. of the late Capt. J. M. T. ReUly, of Scarva,
Co. Down, Deland ; to. Frances Isabel, d. of Dr. S. Spranger.
Major, Royal InniskiUing FusUiers (ret.). War Work : Sub-
Area Commander for Recruiting from Aug. 1914-18. Address :
18, Royal Crescent, Bath. Clubs : Junior United Service ;
Bath and County. (08961)
REILLY, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, M.B.E.
REISS, Lieut.-Col. Alexander, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 27 March,
1871 ; s. of Frederick Reiss, of 42, Pont Street, London, S.W. ;
to. Angelique Constance, d. of WilUam Candy, of 183, Ashley
Gardens, London, S.W. Educ. : Winchester. War Work :
Interpreter, Sept. 1914 ; joined Cheshire Regt. (new Army),
Oct. 1914; 2nd in command 12th (S.) Batt. March, 1915,
transferred to R.A.F. 1 April, 1918 ; Assist. ControUer, Aircraft
France and Salonica ; later, Deputy Assist. Director, W.O. ;
transferred to R.A.F. 1 AprU, 1918: Assist. Controller, Aircraft
Production Dept, attached Minintry of Munitions, 1 Jan. 1918.
Address : 30, Hans Mansions, London, S.W. 1. Clubs :
Cavalry ; Hurlingham ; M.C.C. (C2348)
REISS, Charles, C.B.E, B.A. (Oxon.), 6. 7 Sept. 1873 ;
s. of F. Reis.-, ut 4^, Pont Street, S.W. 1 ; m. Esme, d. of A. P.
MacEwen. Educ : Harrow-on-the-HiU, and Christ Church,
Oxford. War Work : Sec. to the Liner Requisition at the
Ministry of Shipping. Address: 22, Hans Place, London,
S.W. 1. Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (C1028)
REISS, PhyUis EmUy, Mrs., M.B.E.
REITH, Alexander Murray, O.B.E , M.S. A, J.P, fi

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18 Sept. 1885 ; s. of Wm. Reith, of Aberdeen. Educ. ¦
Aberdeen, and Edinburgh. Partner in firm of Richardson and
Cruddas, Engineers, Bombay and Madras. War Work ¦
Deputy Sec. to Government, Bombay, in charge of War
Resources in 1918 ; one of the founders of the " Bombay
Scottish." Clubs : Royal Bombay Yacht ; Caledonian. (08292)
REITH, Jan Stuart, M.B.E.
RELPH, John WilUam, M.B.E.
RELTON, Arthur John, C.B.E, F.C.I.I, 6. 4 Nov. 1856 -
s. of the late Francis Boyer Relton, of St. Leonards-on-Sea •'
to. Geraldine Victoria, d. of Daniel Thomas Lyons Clanchy, of
CharleviUe, Co. Cork. Educ. : Chatham House, Ramsgate,' and
Oberlahnsteto-am-Rhine ; Fellow of Chartered Institute of
Insurance ; Member of Aircraft Insurance Committee ;
Manager of Fire and other Departments, Guardian Insurance
Co, 1888-1915. War Work : Member of War Risks Insurance
Committee (Govt.). Clubs : Junior Athenaeum ; Sandy Lodge
Golf. (C274)
REMINGTON, Alfred Arnold, O.B.E, M.LMechE
M.I.A.E, A.F.Ae.S, fi. 25 April, 1877 ; s. of John Remington'
of Birmingham. Past-President, Institution of AutomobUe
Engineers ; Technical Director Karrier Motors, Ltd, Hudders
field. War Work : Engineer in connection with production
of Aeronautical Engines. Address : Overdale, Wylde Green.
Club : Royal Automobile. (011196)
REMINGTON, Capt. Peroy Thordon, M.B.E.
REMNANT, Lieut.-Col. Sir James Farquharson, Bart,
C.B.E. ; m. Frances EmUy, d. of late Robert Gosling, of Hasse-
bury, Bishop-Stortford. Educ. : Harrow, and Magdalen CoU ,
Oxford. Called to the Bar, 1886 ; M.P. for Holborn since
1900 ; Member L.CC. for Holborn, 1892-1900. Address :
The Grange, Twyford, Berks. Clubs : Constitutional ; United(C1750)
RENAUD, Lieut.-Col. Ernest James, O.B.E.
RENDALL, Percy John, O.B.E, M.D, fi. 26 July, 1861 ;
s. of John Rendall, of Inner Temple ; m. Edith, d. of E. Watson,
of Buckhurst HIU. Educ. : Repton ; King's Coll, London ;
St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Medical Officer, Special CUnics
at Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guildford, and Victoria
Cottage Hospital, Woking, under Surrey County CouncU,
War Work : Lieut. R.A.M.C. ; CUn. Apt. Skin Dept. Middlesex
Hospital ; M.O.-in-charge Special Clinic, Royal Herbert
Hospital, Woolwich ; mentioned in despatches, Feb. 1919.
Address : 28a, Moorgate Street, London, E.C. (011841)
RENDALL, Capt. Thomas Shuttleworth, O.B.E.
RENDEL, Major Richard Meadows, O.B.E, R.A.
RENDEL, 2nd Lieut. WiUiam Vincent, M.B.E.
RENDELL, Robert George, C.B.E. Organised Newfound
land Cadet Corps. (C2011)
RENDELL, Lieut.-Col. Walter Frederick, C.B.E.
RENDLE, Evangeline Annette Harriett, Mrs. (Eva),
M.B.E, fi. 1855 ; d. of Thomas Saunders Cave, of Branclifle
Grange, Yortahire, and Rossbrin, Co. Cork, Ireland ; m.
Arthur Edgcumbe, s. of WiUiam Edgcumbe Rendle, London.
Educ. : England and France. War Work : Superintendent
of Indexing Staff of Prize Court Branch of Treasury SoUcitor's
Dept. Law Courts, for 5_ years. Address : 28, Lebanon Park,
Twickenham. (M3927)
RENDLE, Lieut. WilUam Edgcumbe, O.B.E.
RENFREW, Lieut. Robert, M.B.E.
RENNET, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. David, M.B.E,
M.D, D.P.H, R.A.M.C. (T.), 6. 19 Jan. 1866 ; s. of David
Rennet, LL.D, of Aberdeen ; m. Elizabeth, d. of — Foggo, of
Braemar. Educ. : Grammar School ; Univ. Aberdeen.
Medical Officer of Health, City of Chester. War Wort:
SpeciaUst Sanitary Officer, Western Command, Sept. 1914, to
March, 1919. Address : Cluny, Queen's Park, Chester. (M5568)
RENNICK, Major Denis Kingston, M.B.E, LA.
RENNIE, Comm. Alexander, O.B.E, R.N.R.
RENNIE, Capt. Andy Gerald, M.B.E.
RENNIE, Lieut. George, M.B.E.
RENNIE, (Cadet) Lieut.-Col. Horace Watt, C.B.E,
fi. 6 May, 1866 ; s. of the late James Rennie, of Edgbaston ;
m. Margaret Maude, d. of Robert Dixon, of Truro, CornwaU.
Educ. : K.E. High School, Birmingham ; Mason's Science
CoU. Trained as MetaUurgical Chemist and Mining Engineer ;
MetaUurgist to Pahang Corporation, Ltd. (Malay States) ; at
present partner in firm of James Rennie & Co, Metal Merchants,
Birmingham (founded 1868). War Work : Not passed for
active service, being over age ; joined Warwickshire Rifle
Corps, Sept. 1914 ; received Cadet Commission, Mav, 1915 ;
later appointed County Staff Officer for Cadets, Warwickshire,
to supervise organisation and training of the 60 Cadet Companies
under command of Brig.-Gen. W. R. Ludlow, C.B, T.D. ; stiU
hold this appointment, and granted C.B.E. for services rendered
during the war. Addresses : The Gable House, Hazelwell,
Birmingham : 54, Exchange Buildings, Birmingham. Club :
Old Edwardrans'. (C2901)
RENNIE, Capt. WilUam Hoyles, M.B.E.
RENOUF, Lieut. Cyril Peroival, O.B.E.
RENSHAW, Lieut. John WilUam, M.B.E, R.N.
RENSHAW, Samuel Henry, O.B.E, J.P.
RENTON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. William Clifford, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. RENWICK, Sir Harry (Benedetto), K.B.E, 6. 13 June,
1861 ; s. of Andrew Renwick, of Windscr ; m. Frederica Louisa,
d. of Robert Laing, of Stirling, N.B. Educ. : Brunswick

BIOGRAPHIES.

Rhodes

House, Windsor, and Privately. Chairman and Managing
Director of the County of London Electric Supply Co. Ltd,
of the Bournemouth and Poole Electricity Supply Co, Ltd.,
of the South London Electric Supply Co, Ltd, of the
Richmond (Surrey) Electric Light aud Power Co, Ltd, of the
Coatbridge and Airdrie Electric Supply Co, Ltd, of the Lower
Thames Land and Power Co, Ltd. ; Director of the South
Metropolitan Electric Supply Co, Ltd. ; Chairman of the
Provincial Electric Supply Committee of the United Kingdom,
and other companies ; Member of the Institute of Electrical
Engineers. War Work : Director of Feeding Stuffs, Ministry
ofFood, 1917-18 ; and served on several Government Com
mittees. Address: Burnham, Chartfleld Avenue, Putney Hill,
S.W. Club : City of London ; Gresham ; St. Stephen's ;
Automobile. (K414)
RENWICK, Capt. John, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
REPTON, Guy George, M.B.E, 6. 16 Aug. 1861 ; s. of
George WiUiam John Repton, late M.P. Warwick, and Lady
Jane Repton, daughter of third Duke of Leinster (see Bukke'S
Peerage) ; m. Marion Emily, d. of John James Knight. Educ. :
Eton and Oxford. War Work : Metropolitan Special Constabu
lary; now Commandant "G" Division. Addresses: 29,
Curzon Street, Mayfair, W. ; Winchfleld House, Winchfleld,
Hants. Cftifis: Carlton; Bachelors'. (M9431)
RESIDE, Capt. David Alexander, M.B.E.
RESTALL, Walter Tapley, O.B.E, fi. 10 Dec. 1858 ;
s. of Robert Restall ; to. Edith Jessie, d. of WUliam Pugh.
Senior Clerk in H.M. Exchequer and Audit Department ;
served as Private Secretary to Sir John A. Kempe, K.C.B,
late Compt. and Auditor-General, and to Sir Henry J. Gibson,
K.C.B, Compt. and Auditor-General. Address: Rothesay,
14, Parkside, Hampton Wick. (01798)
RESTLER, Squadron-Leader James Douglas Kendall,
O Ti F RAF
RETALLACK, Major John Ley, O.B.E.
REVELL, Alfred Edgar, O.B.E. (011788)
REVILLON, 2nd Lieut. Joseph Whistler, O.B.E, R.E.
REVNELL, Rev. Arthur Jesse, O.B.E, 6. 24 Feb. 1877 ;
s. of WilUam Fry Revnell, of London : to. AUce Louisa, d. of
Henry Gould Barker, of Dover. Educ. : Martyr Memorial
School, and Richmond Coll. Superintending Wesleyan
Chaplain in India. War Work : Chaplain to the Forces in
Mesopotamia. Address ; Abbeyfeale Lodge, Simla. Club :
United Service (Simla). (04246)
REW, Lieut.-Col. Charles Edward Daliel Oldham,
O.B.E. REYNARDSON, Lieut.-Col. Arthur ACLAND-HOOD-,
O.B.E, J.P, 6. Dec. 1859 ; s. of Sir Alexander Acland-Hood,
Bart, of St. Audries, Somerset ; m. Miriam Anne, d. of Col.
Birch-Reynardson, of Holywell HaU, Stamford. Educ. : Eton.
Retired, 1906— as a Major to the Rifle Brigade. War Work :
1914, InteUigence (Home) ; 1915, Camp Commandant to
T.I.G.C, B.E.F, Mediterranean ; 1916-19, Commanded a Batt.
of Cheshire Regt. Address : Ranworth HaU, Norwich. C7m6 :
Travellers'. (07172)
REYNAUD, Capt. Edward Henry, M.B.E, R.M.A, fi.
8 Oct. 1874 ; s. of Henry Frederick Reynaud, of Valetta, Malta.
Educ. : Lyceum, and Malta Univ. Acting Staff Capt, No. 1
Section, Malta. War Work : Orderly Officer to G.O.C, No. 1
Section, on Staff since 1917 ; Acting Staff Capt, No. 1 Section
and twice acted as Staff Officer to the General commanding
No. 1 Section. Malta, and A.O. Royal ArtiUery. Address :
2, Sda. Molini, Valetta, Malta. Club : Casino Maltese. (M6695)
REYNISH, Capt. James Bruce, M.B.E, B.A, B.Sc,
H.M.I, fi. 14 April, '1879 ; s. of the late James Reynish, of Poole,
Dorset ; m. AUeen, d. of the Rev. F. W. AveUng, M.A, B.Sc,
of Twickenham, Middlesex. Educ. : London Univ, and St.
John's CoU, Oxford. H.M. Inspector of Schools, Board of
Education. War Work : Capt. R.E. Chemical Warfare,
Anti-Gas Section; Officer-in-charge Inspection Depots.
Address : 712, Chester Road, Stretford, Lancs. (M5569)
REYNOLDS, Lieut. Andrew Bishop, M.B.E, R.N, ft.
1 Feb. 1870. Divisional Officer of Coastguard. War Work :
Examining Officer (N.E.S.), Berehaven, 1914-17 ; Assistant
King's Harbour Master and Coaling Officer, Berehaven, 1917-
19; Divisional Officer of Coastguard, Castletown Division,
1919-20. Address : 49, Blenheim Street, HuU, Yorkshire. (Ml 0487)
REYNOLDS, Comm. Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 30 Oct. 1866;
s. of Matthew Reynolds, of HucknaU Torkard, Notts ; to.
Elizabeth Francis, d. of James AeUens, of Hastings. Educ :
HucknaU Torkard, Notts. Over 33 years' service as a Salvation
Army Officer. War Work : Manager of the Salvation Army
Hut, Shomcliffe, 6 months, the Salvation Army Naval and
Military Chatham Home, for three years, and the Salvation
Army Naval and MUitary Home, Dover, for one year. Address :
130a, Snargate Street, Dover. (M9433)
REYNOLDS, Arthur Charles, M.B.E, 6. 13 April, 1875 ;
*• of R. C. Reynolds, R.N, of Portsmouth ; to. Edith, d. of
James Brewtey, of Windsor. Educ : Christ's Hospital,
Newgate Street, B.C. Master Mariner, Trinity House Steam
Vessel Service. War Work : General sea work in the Harwich
area throughout the whole period of the war ; for Trinity
House and Admiralty, maintaining the war channel ; locating
and surveying wrecks ; buoying mine fields, etc. Address :
1, Alexandra Road, Dovercourt, Essex. (M3929)
REYNOLDS, Clement Unsworth, M.B.E.
REYNOLDS Lieut.-Col. Edgar Hercules, O.BE, 6.

20 Oct. 1878; 's. of Capt. R. H. Reynolds, of Svdney ; m.
Frances Lucy, d. of Francis Adams, of Sydney. Educ : St.
Aloysius Coll, and Univ. of Sydney. Seconded from the Royal
Australian ArtiUery to the Genera] Staff ; now G.S.O, 1st
Grade, at Dist. H.Q Sydney. War Work: Director of
MUitary Operations at Army H.Q. (Melbourne, Australia),
Aug. 1914 to March 1916 organised the Australian Flying
Corps and commanded the 1st Squadron ; appointed at War
Office, May 1916, to organise the A.F.C and act as Liaison
Officer ; served on Australian H.Q. in France as G.S. 0.2 until
appointed Staff Officer Australian Flying Corps ; appointed
Director of Military Art, R.M.C, Duntroon, Oct. 1918.
Address : Victoria Barracks, Sydney. Club : New South
Wales (Sydney). (O1800)
REYNOLDS, Capt. Ernest Brayley, O.B.E, M.R.CV.S,
R.A.V.C, 6. 3 Jan. 1879 ; s. of James Henry Reynolds, of
Daventry. Veterinary Surgeon ; Professor at Royal Veterin
ary Coll, London. War Work : Served through South African
War ; served in France, then in Mesopotamia, commanding
the veterinary hospital at Baghdad, and later on the North
west Frontier, India. Address : Royal Veterinary College,
Camden Town, London. (06692)
REYNOLDS, Ethel Maude, M.B.E.
REYNOLDS, Col. Frank Romilly, O.B.E, R.F.
REYNOLDS, Harold Bulkely, O.B.E.
REYNOLDS, Harriet Sarah, Mrs., M.B.E.
REYNOLDS, Henry George, M.B.E, 6. 1873; s. of the
late Henry Niblett Reynolds, of Bristol ; to. Beatrice Elizabeth,
d. of the late Henry Fisher, of Bristol. Educ. : British School,
Bedminster, Bristol. Secretary ; appointed Divisional Sec.
South Midland Division, Young Men's Christian Association,
1916. War Work : Organising Sec. for military work in the
counties of Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire,
and Hertfordshire. Address : 144, Blrchfield Road, Northamp
ton. (M3930)
REYNOLDS, Major Herbert James Blakemore, O.B.E. ;
s. of John James Reynolds, of Manchester. Educ : Sedbergh.
Mining Engineer (private practice). War Work : Officer of
the R.A.S.C (T.F.) ; O.C. R.A.S.C, Cyprus, 1914-15 ; Mediter
ranean Exped. Force, GaUipoli, 1915 ; Egyptian Exped. Force,
1916 ; Mesopotamian Exped. Force, commanding 596 Co.
R.A.S.C, M.T, 1916-19. Addresses : Parr's Bank Buildings,
3 York Street, Manchester ; 16, Knowsley Road, Southport,
Lancs. • (02295)
REYNOLDS (late Major), Louis George Stanley, O.B.E,
(T.F. and R.A.F.), 6. 23 Dec. 1883 ; s. of the late Col. E.
Swatman Reynolds, of Indian Staff Corps. Educ. : Bradfleld,
and BaUiol. Civil Servant; Private Sec. to Under Sec. of
State for War (Col. Seely), Jan, to June, 1912 ; Private
Sec. to Q.M.G. to the Forces (Sir J. S. Cowans), July, 1912,
to Aug. 1916. War Work : Private Sec. to Q.M.G, War Office,
outbreak of war tiU Aug. 1916 ; Aeronautical Contracts
Dept, Aug. 1916, to May, 1917 ; R.F.C. and R.A.F. (Flying
Officer and Flight Comm.), May, 1917, to March, 1919 ; S.0.2,
Air Ministry, April to May, 1918. Chevalier Legion d'Honneur.
Address: 2, Stanhope Gardens, S.W. 7. Clubs : St. Stephen's ;
R.A.F. (07621)
REYNOLDS, Margaret Maude, Mrs., M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
REYNOLDS, Capt. Philip George, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
REYNOLDS, Reginald Carey, O.B.E, M.Inst.T, A.C.I.S,
fi. 9 Feb. 1883 ; s. of Herbert Reynolds, of London ; to. Rosa
Stella, d. of Powell S. Tripp, of Manchester. Educ. : Borden
Grammar School, Kent. War Work : Chairman of Advisory
Committee ; Chairman of Divisional Board, and Divisional
Road Transport Officer ; Road Transport Board, North
Western Division ; various transport undertakings and con
tracts for H.M. Government. Address : Dunedin, Albert
Road, Whalley Range, Manchester. Club : Arts, Manchester. (011198)
REYNOLDS, Col. Reginald Philip Nesi, C.B.E. R.E. (ret.).
REYNOLDS, Lieut.-Col. Sidney Latimer, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C. REYNOLDS, Lieut. Walter Deveson, M.B.E, R.E.
REYNOLDS, Capt. Walter PhiUp Kearns, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C. (T.F.)
REYNOLDS, William, M.B.E, fi. 5 July, 1871 ; s. of the
late James Reynolds, of Truro, Cornwall, and latterly of King's
Heath, Birmingham ; m. Mary Ann RenneU, d. of George
Shears, of ChurchiU, nr.. Salcombe, South Devon. Educ. :
St. John's Collegiate School, Truro, Cornwall. Began journa
listic work in 1889 as member of Staff of "Western Morning
News " Plymouth ; appointed Sub-Editor of " The Midland
Daily Telegraph," Coventry, 1894 ; has been Editor of " Mid
land DaUy Telegraph " since 1914. War Work : The journal
of which he is Editor took active part in support of cause of
National Service and in the promotion of recruiting and other
war activities, including assisting Red Cross and similar work.
Address : 12, Ellys Road, Coventry. (M9434)
REYNOLDS, Capt. WilUam Charles Noel, O.B.E.
REYNOLDS, William Howe, M.B.E,
RENAUD, Lieut. Edward Henry, M.B.E.
RHIND, Sir Thomas Duncan, K.B.E, T.D. fi. 1871 ;
s of late John Rhind, Sculptor, A.R.S.A. ; m. Mary EUzabeth,
d of lateW. Mathews Gilbert, of Edinburgh. Educ. : George
Watson's Coll, Edinburgh. Served with the Royal Scots ;
Statistical Advisor Ministry of Pensions. Club : Junior
Naval and Military; Scottish Conservative (Edinburgh). (K232)
RHIND, WUliam Alexander, M.B.E, R.N.
RHODES, Arthur Edgar Gravenor, O.B.E.
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Rhodes

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

RHODES, CampbeU Ward, C.B.E, 6. 17 Jan. 1874;
s of Franc-is Rhodes, M.D. ; to. Eleanor Wemyss, d. of
A G Reid, J P. Educ. : Manchester Grammar School, and
Owen's Coll. Chairman, Hoare, Miller & Co., Ltd, Calcutta
and Bombay ; Member of the Bengal legislative Council.
Address : 10, Loudon Street, Calcutta. C7«6s : Bengal ; Cal
cutta ; Oriental. (C2392)
RHODES, Caroline Maud, Mrs, M.B.E; d. of Robert
Griffin, J.P, of Court Garden, Marlow ; m. Hubert Victor
(Major, O.B.E.), s. of J. W. Rhodes, J.P, D.L, of Hennerton,
Henley-on-Thames. War Work : Served in France, Jan. 1915,
Commandant V.A.D. Berks. 58, B.R.C.S, and opened Wood-
clyffe AuxiUary Hospital, Wargrave, in 1915 ; was Command
ant of that until it closed in 1919 ; holds British War Medal,
and Victory Medal ; mentioned in despatches. Address :
Ash Tree House, Wargrave, Berks. Club : Empress. (M3931)
RHODES, Edward Hugh, O.B.E, 6. 3 Jan. 1874; s.
of Edward Hawksley Rhodes, late Deputy-Keeper of the Land
Revenue Record Office ; m. Patricia, d. of W. H. Scrymgour,
of Millstrood, Whitstable. Educ. : Clare Coll, Cambridge.
Principal Clerk, Ministry of Health ; Barrister-at-law. War
Work : In charge of War Refugees Department, Local Govern
ment Board, during war. Address : 8, Belsize Lane,
N.W. 3. (011199)
RHODES, Ellen Laura Amy, Mrs, O.B.E.
RHODES, George Edward, O.B.E.
RHODES, Capt. and Brevet-Major Godfrey Dean,
C.B.E, D.S.O, R.E, also Officier Legion d'Honneur,
6. 18 July, 1886 ; s. of H. Rhodes, of Vancouver, B.C.,
Canada ; m. Marion Jessie, d. of the late W. Topping,
London. Educ. : Trinity Coll. School, Port Hope ; Royal
MiUtary Coll, Kingston. Royal Engineers ; Indian State
Rlys. (P.W.I). ). War Work : O.C. Rly. Construction Co,
1915-16 ; Asst. Director of Rlys. (Construction), Salonika,
1916-17 ; Director of Rlys. Salonika, 1917-18 ; Constantinople,
1918-20; hasheldtherankofBiig.-Gen. Address : c/o Cox & Co,
16, Charing Cross. Club : Junior United Service. (C1416)
RHODES, Major Hubert Victor, O.B.E, fi. 20 Aug.
1873 ; s. of the late John WUliam Rhodes, J.P, D.L, of Co.
Berks, and Hennerton, Henley-on-Thames ; to. CaroUne
Maud, d. of Robert Griffin, J.P, Co. Bucks, of Court Garden,
Marlow. Educ. : Winchester Coll. Army (retired), Reserve
of Officers ; late The Sherwood Foresters ; served in India,
China, South Africa, Malay States, Mediterranean; War
Service ; South Africa, 1899-1903 (Queen's Medal, 4 clasps ;
King's Medal, 2 clasps ; despatches) ; European War, 1914-19 ;
1914 Star, Allied Victory Medal, British War Medal, Despatches,
O.B.E.; served on Staff throughout the war. Addresses:
Ash Tree House, Wargrave ; Messrs. Cox & Co, 16, Charing
Cross. Clubs: Army and Navy; M.C. C; PhylUsCourt. (07624)
RHODES, Sir Robert Heaton, K.B.E, M.A. ; s. of late
Robert Heaton Rhodes, Christehurch ; m. Jessie Cooper, d. of
late Walter Clark, of Clenara, Victoria. Educ. : New Zealand ;
Brasenose Coll, Oxford. Barrister-at-law, Inner Temple,
1887 ; Member of House of Representatives for EUesmere
since 1899 ; served S. African War with 8th N.Z. Contingent,
commanding the Canterbury Mounted Rifles Brigade of New
Zealand Territorial Force ; Postmaster-General and Minister
for PubUc Health, Hospitals and Tourists Resorts, 1912-15 ;
N.Z. Red Cross Commissioner, London, 1917 ; Special Com
missioner, London, 1917 ; Special Commissioner to Egypt and
GaUipoli to report on conditions of N.Z. troops, 191 5. Address :
125, High Holborn, W.C. ; Otahuna, Tai Tapu, Canterbury,
N.Z. (K235)
RHODES, Major Stanislas Matthew Hastings, O.B.E.
RHONDDA, SybU Margaret, Viscountess (Dowager),
D.B.E, 6. 25 Feb. 1857; d. ot George Augustus Haig, of
Pen Ithon ; m. David Alfred Thomas, 1st Viscount Rhondda
(see Bukke'S Peerage). Educ : Home. War Work : Chair
man, Women Advisory Committee, National War Savings
Committee. Addresses : Llanwern Park, Newport, Mon. ;
122, Ashley Gardens, Westminster. Clubs : Lyceum ; Forum. (D52)
RIACH, George, M.B.E.
RIALL, Major Malcolm Brown Bookey, O.B.E.
RICARDO, Brig.-Gen. Ambrose St. Quintin, C.M.G,
C.B.E, D.S.O, fi. 21 Nov. 1866 ; s. of Henry David Ricardo,
of Gatcombe, Minchinhampton, Gloucestershire ; m. EUzabeth
AUce, d. of Emerson T. Herdman, of Sion Mills, Co. Tyrone.
Educ. : Winchester Coll. J.P. War Work : Served Tirah
Expedition. 1897-8 ; S.A. War, 1899-1902 ; Great War,
1914-19. Address : Sion Mills, Co. Tyrone. Clubs : Ulster,
Belfast: Friendly Brothers House, DubUn.
RICARDO, Col. Francis Cecil, C.V.O, C.B.E, fi. 1852 ;
s. of the late Percy Ricardo, of Bramley Park, Guildford :
m. Marie Annie, who d. 1907, d. of J. Littlefleld. Entered
Grenadier Guards, 1872 ; Capt. 1884 ; Major, 1890 ; Lieut.-
Col. 1897 ; Col. 1903 (h.p. 1905) ; retired, 1909 ; Adj. at
School of Instruction for Auxiliary and Reserve Forces, Welling
ton Barracks, 1877-80 ; A.D.C. to Lord- Lieut, of Ireland, 1880 ;
Brig. Major, Home Dist. 1885-90 ; A.A.G. Home Dist. 1900-4 ;
acted for 11 years as Hon See. to Royal MiUtarv Tourna
ment; Chief Constable of Berks, 1915-18; J.P. for Berks
(High Sheriff, 1913) ; received Coronation medal, 1902.
Address: Lullebrook Manor. Oookham. (C2902)
RICARDO, Katherine Alice, O.B.E, fi. 22 Dec. 1879 ;
d. of Frank Ricardo, of Bure Homage, Christehurch, and
Bromesberrow Place, Gloucester. Educ. : Privately. War
Work : Commandant, Red Cross Hospital, Sept. 1914, to Feb.

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1919 ChrLstchurch, Hants. Address : Berghmote, Wimborne,
Dorset. Club : Empress. (03884)
RICCARD, Major John Stanley, O.B.E, R.G.A.
RICE, Major Arthur Henry, O.B.E.
RICE, Arthur John, M.B.E, R.N.
RICE, Bernard, O.B.E, M.D , M.R.C.S, fi. 8 July, 1860;
s of Bernard Rice, of Stratford-on-Avon ; m. Lilian Hyde,
d of WilUam Hannav, of Leamington. Educ. : King Edward's
School, Stratford-on-Avon, and St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Consulting Surgeon (late Surgeon), Warneford Hospital;
Consulting Surgeon, Midland Counties Home for Incurables,
and Leamington Provident Dispensary. War Work : Surgeon
to Warneford AuxiUary Military Hospital ; Surgeon-in-charge,
The Warren V.A.D. Hospital. Address : Westrock House,
Leamington Spa. (04388)
RICE, Lieut.-Col. Cecil Edward, C.B.E, D.S.O. Comdt.
of a School of Instruction with rank of Lieut.-Col. ; served in
S Africa, 1901-2 ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches, with
Bar). (C1388)
RICE, Fabian Arthur Besant, O.B.E.
RICE, Helen Sarah, Hon. Mrs.,, O.B.E. J.P. ; d. of Sir
Arthur Godlev, G.C.B, 1st Baron Kilbracken (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. Henry Edward Harcourt, s. of the late Adm. Sir
E. Rice, K.C.B, of Dane Court (see Bukke'S Landed Gentry).
Address : Dane Court. Dover, Kent. (O11200)
RICE, Lieut.-Comm. James, O.B.E, M.V.O.
RICE, Percy Christopher, M.B.E, 6. 21 Feb. 1877; s.
of John Norman Rice, of West Dulwich ; m. Edith Beatrice,
d. of Ernest Colman, of Wimbledon. Educ. : King's Coll,
London. Passed a competitive examination, 16 May, 1895,
and appointed a Second Division Clerk in the Foreign Office,
30 Dec. 1895 ; promoted to be a Staff Officer, 16 Jan. 1916 ;
appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire, 1 Jan.
1918 ; appointed Finance Officer in the Department of Over
seas Trade, 1 April, 1918 ; assistant Editor of the " Foreign
Oflice List " since 1 Oct. 1915. Address : KUdare, Worple
Road, Wimbledon, London, S.W. 19. (M884)
RICE, Lieut.-Col. Sidney Mervyn, CLE, C.B.E, fi. 1873 ;
s. of Lewis Rice, CLE, of Greenhalgh, Harrow-on-the-Hill.
Educ. : Reading and R.M.C. Lieut.-Col. Indian Army ;
A.Q.M.G. S. Command, India. Address : Poona, India.
Clubs : East India United Service ; Junior Army and Navy. (C3101)
RICE, Major WiUiam Henry, M.B.
RICE, Dame Margaret, VAUGHAN-PRYSE-, D.B.E, fi.
17 Julv, 1869 ; 2nd d. of late Capt. James Stewart, D.L, of
AUtyrodyn, Cardiganshire (see Bukke'S Landed Gentry);
m. 27 Sept. 1887, John Carberry Pugh Vaughan-Pryse-Rice,
D.L, o. s. of late John Pugh Vaughan-Pryse, D.L.. of Bwich-
bvchan, Cardiganshire (see Bukke'S Landed Gentry).
President Carmarthenshire British Red Cross Society, which
she organised in 1910. Address : Llywn-y-Brain, Llandovery,
Carmarthenshire. (DIG)
RICH, Major Theodore, O.B.E, R.E. (T.)
RICHARDS, Albert Edwin George, C.B.E, R.C.N.C;
fi. 11 Aug. 1856 ; s. of George Richards, of Pembroke, Pembroke
shire ; m. Hannah Elizabeth, d. of George Tucker, of Sheerness,
Kent. Educ. : Royal Naval Coll, Greenwich. Naval
Constructor, Admiralty ; Assistant Director of Naval Con
struction, Royal Corps Naval Constructors. War Work:
Design of Warships. Address : Morlands, Rueford Road,
Streatham, London, S.W. 16. (C2903)
RICHARDS, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Carew, O.B.E, fi. 20 Feb.
1865 ; s. of the late Rev. W. H. Richards, of Westridge,
Ryde, Isle of Wight ; m. Gwaldys Penelope, d. of the late
Major-Gen. C J. Richards, of Indian Army. Educ. : Eton
and Cambridge. War Work : Railway Transport Officer,
Woolwich, 4 Aug. 1914, to 17 May, 1916; Commandant
Prisoners of War Camps, 10 June, 1916, to 12 Jan. 1920.
Address : Westridge, Ryde, Isle of Wight. Clubs : M.C.C. :
Free Foresters. (0891)
RICHARDS, Paymaster-Lieut. Augustus Gluckstein,
O.B.E, R.N.
RICHARDS, Ensc.-Lieut. Edward, O.B.E.. R.N.
RICHARDS, Eleonora Kathleen, Mrs.. M.B.E.. fi. 24 Dec.
18S1 ; d. of Thomas Gulston- Wollaston, M.D, of Liverpool;
m. Henry Edward Sutherland (Doctor of Medicine), s. of the
late John Richards, of Co. Wexford, Ireland. Educ : Liver
pool High School, and Dresden. Hon. Commandant of the
British Red Cross Society. If«r Work : Recruiting Com
mandant for the County of London Branch of the British Rett
Cross Society ; three and a half years' service on the staff of
the County Director ; raised personally a V.A.D. of 1000
personnel, and recruited a further 2000 women into other
detachments. Address : 6, Grosvenor Place, London, S.W. 1.
Club : The Forum.
RICHARDS, Franois Bartlett. M.B.E.
RICHARDS, Frances Maud Lyster, Lady, O.B.E.; d.
of late Henry M. Smythe, of Barbavilla, Co. Westmeath ; m.
Sir Henry George, K.B.E.. K.C, M.A. (see Burke's Peerage);
s. of late John Henry Richards, g. s. of late Rt. Hon. John
Richards, Baron, of Court of Exchequer in Ireland. Address :
The Yarrows, Church Hill, Camberlev. (08273)
RICHARDS, Gertrude Mary, C.B.E. Matron Queen
Alexandra's Imperial Mil. Nursing Ser. (C1751)
RICHARDS, Capt. Harold, O.B.E.
RICHARDS, Sir Harvey George, K.B.E, K.C, M.A.J
s. of late John Henry, and g. s. of late Rt. Hon. John Richards,
Baron of Court of Exchequer in Ireland ;' m. Frances Maud

BIOGRAPHIES.

RichardsoB

Lvster d. of late Henry M. Smythe, of Barbaville, Westmeath.
Educ. : Trinity Coll , Dublin. Called to Irish Bar, 1883 ;
joined Connaught Circuit ; practised in Irish Courts ; Senior
Crown Prosecutor for Counties of Roscommon and Mayo ;
Puisne Judge, High Court of Judicature for the New Provinces
of India, 1905-11 ; Chief Justice, 1911 ; retired 1919. Ad
dress : The Yarrows, Church Hill, Camberley. Club : Univer
sity fDubUn). (K240)
RICHARDS, Sir Henry George, K.B.E, Knt. Bach,
M.A, T.C.D. ; 6. 21 Sept. 1860 ; s. of John Henry Richards,
late County Court Judge of Co. Mayo ; m. 20 Alia. 1891,
Trances Maud Lyster, O.B.E, y. d. of late Henry Matthew
Smvthe, of Barbavilla, Co. Westmeath. Called to Irish Bar,
1883 ; K.C. 1901 ; Judge of High Court of Judicature, N.W.
Provinces, 1905-11 ; Chief Justice, 1911-19 ; Vice-Chancellor
of Univ. of Allahabad, 1909-12. Address : University Club,
Dublin. (K248)
RICHARDS, Major Henry Meredyth, O.B.E, J.P, D.L,
b. 30 Jan. 1870 ; s. of Richard Meredyth Richards, of Caer-
ynwoh ; m. Mary Alice Ellinor, d. of Frederick Stokes, of Knowle
Hurst, Lichfield. Educ : Winchester Coll. ; R.M.C, Sand
hurst. Landowner. War Work : Served as 2nd in-command
of 16th Batt. Royal Welsh FusiUers, 1914-17 ; afterwards
2nd-in-command, 53rd Batt. Welsh Regt, 1918-19. Address :
Caerynwch, Dolgelley. Clubs : Naval and Military ; Junior
Carlton. (07627)
RICHARDS, Jane Wilson, Mrs, M.B.E.
RICHARDS, John, O.B.E.
RICHARDS, Engineer-Capt. John Arthur, C.B.E, R.N.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2273)
RICHARDS, Lieut. John Osment, O.B.E, R.N.R.
RICHARDS, John Samuel, 51. B.E,
RICHARDS, John Thomas, O.B.E.
RICHARDS, Lieut. Malcolm John, O.B.E, 6. 19 Feb.
1897 ; s. of G. E. Richards, of Stour Lodge, Wimborne, Dorset.
Educ. : Marlborough Coll. Lieut, Royal Garrison Artillery.
Jfar Wort : Army. Address : Stour Lodge, Wimborne,
Dorset. Clubs : United Service ; Pall Mall ; Royal Automo
bUe. (05713)
RICHARDS, Lieut. Peroival Stanley, M.B.E.
RICHARDS, Province Wellesley, M.B.E.
RICHARDS, Lieut. R. M., M.B.E.
RICHARDS, Rupert Peel, C.B.E, 6. 6 April, 1871 ; s.
of James Richards, M.A, Clerk in Holy Orders, late Vicar
Newbold, Rochdale. Lancashire ; to. Helen, d. of John Pilling,
J.P, of DeepUsh HaU, Rochdale. Educ : Middleton School,
Bognor, Sussex ; Premium App. in Crewe, Pupil of the late
F. W. Webb. C.E , Loco. Sup. L.N.W.R. Inspecting Engineer,
under Sir A. M. Rendle, K.C.I.E, 1897-99 ; Assistant Manager
to the Vulcan Foundry, Ltd, Newton-le- Willows, Lancs, from
1899-1904; Works Manager, 1904-14 ; Assistant Gen. Manager
1914-17 ; Gen. Manager, 1917 to present time. War Work :
Engaged at the above works on Admiralty guns, gun mount
ings, sights, paravanes, tanks for Tank Dept, War Office,
breech mechanism for the Admiralty, locomotives for the
Ministry of Munitions. Address : Holly House, Wargrave,
Newton-le-WiUows, Lancashire. (C2904)
RICHARDS, Capt. Samuel Charles, O.B.E, A.V.C
RICHARDS, Rev. Sydney* WiUiam Letcher, O.B.B,
M.A, D.C.L, fi. 21 Oct. 1878 ; s. of the late James Richards,
of Mellanoweth, Cornwall ; to. Evelyn Mary, d. of the late
Prank Holman, of Bristol. Educ. : Privately, and Univ. of
Durham (Hatfield Coll.). Vicar of Cricklade, Wilts. War
Wort : Chaplain to the Forces, 1915-20 ; in France, 1915-19 ;
Senior Chaplain, North Camps Area, Rouen, B.E.F, 1916-18 ;
Senior Chaplain Repatriation Centre, Winchester, 1918-20.
Address : The Vicarage, Cricklade, Wilts. (08918)
RICHARDS, William, C.B.E, 6. 19 April, 1863; s. of
William Richards, of Springfield, Upper Clapton, N.E. ; to.
Marion Montgomerie, d. of WilUam Lang, of Glengorm, Isle
of Mull. Educ. : Marlborough Coll. War ~Work : Member
of the first Committee appointed by the Government on the
outbreak of the Great War, being then appointed to organise
and carry on the Government War Risks Insurance Scheme,
and Joint Manager of its Claims Department throughout the
War. Addresses: 39, Cleveland Square, London, W. 2;
70, Gracechurch Street, London, E.C 3. Club : City of Lon
don. (C2905)
RICHARDS, Major John Charles FIELD-, O.B.E, fi.
10 May, 1878 ; s. of the late Rev. Frederick Field-Richards, of
OTlyn, Cornwall. Educ. : Privately, and Keble Coll, Oxford.
War Wort : 2nd Batt. Hampshire Regt, France, 1914 ; Com
mandant, Officers' School of Instruction and Training Com
pany, Chatham, 1915; Staff Capt. and President, Central
Quartering Committee, Harwich Garrison; 2nd Batt. York-
Mire Regt., France, 1916 ; Staff Capt, MiUtary Secretary's
Wanch, War Oflice, 1917-20 ; retired April, 1920. Address :
Maison Amiti., Jersey. Clubs : Carlton ; Junior Carlton ;
JSoyal Western Yacht; Junior Constitutional; R.A.C;
Cruising Association. (07628)
RICHARDS, George Cobley SMYTH-, O.B.E.
RICHARDSON, Surg.-Lieut. Alan Harvey, O.B.E, R.N.
RICHARDSON, Capt. Albert Angus, O.B.E.
RICHARDSON, Rev. Albert Thomas, M.B.E, M.A, fi.
f Feb. 1862 ; s. of J. C. Richardson, of Lichfield ; m. 1st,
Annie Hurt. d. of E. W. Barnsley, of Edgbaston; 2nd, Muriel,
«• of the Rev. Robert Taylor, Vicar of Warthill, Yorks. Educ. :
Wen Mary's School, Walsall ; Hertford Coll, Oxford. Vicar
M Uradford-on-Avon ; formerly Vicar of Langrish, and Vicar

of Keevil. War Work : Founder and Sec. of Bradford-on-
Avon War Loan Syndicate. Address : The Vicarage, Bradford-
on-Avon. (M2340)
RICHARDSON, Sqdn.-Leader Albert Victor John,
O.B.B R.A.F.
RICHARDSON, Sir Albion Henry Herbert, Knt. Bach,
C.B.E, fi. 1874 ; s. of the late James Henry Richardson.
Barrister, Gray's Inn, 1912 ; M.P. for Peckham from 1910 ;
Chairman, Law Society ; Sec. London Appeal Tribunal.
Address : 5, Portman Mansions, York Place, W. Clubs :
Eighty ; Reform. (C603)
RICHARDSON, Alderman David, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 27
June, 1867 ; s. of W. H. Richardson, of North Shields. Edue. :
Union British School, South Shields. Ex-Mayor; Vice-
Chairman South Shields Education Committee. War Work :
Chairman Local Parliamentary Recruiting Committee ; Chair
man Local War Emergency Committee ; Superintendant
South Shields Special Constabulary ; Chairman Local Red
Cross Motor Ambulance Fund ; South Shields Representative
National Committee for Relief of the Belgians. Address :
Bodavon, St. Aidan's Road, South Shields. Clubs : South
Shields Liberal ; Newcastle Farmers'. (M9439)
RICHARDSON, Annie Bertha, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 18 May,
1867 ; d. of John Lumby, of Eversley, Bournemouth ; m.
Arthur, s. of Thomas Martinson Richardson, B.C.L. (Camb.),
of Croxton, Lincolnshire. Educ. : Privately. Commandant
8 and R. Oxon. V.A.D. ; Assistant County Director, B.R.C.S ;
Hon. Sec. Oxford Women's Ambulance Society. War Work :
B.R.C.S. as above. Address : 187, Banbury Road, Oxford.
Club : V.A.D. Ladies. (M2341)
RICHARDSON, Bernhard Herrmann, O.B.E, 6. 28 May,
1877. Educ. : George Watson's CoU, Edinburgh, and Edin
burgh Univ. Acting Chief Accountant, War Oflice. War
Work : Army Auditor, Salonika, and Mediterranean Expedi
tionary Forces (temporarily) ; Acting Financial Adviser,
Egyptian Expeditionary Force, April, 1915, to Sept. 1917.
(011203)
RICHARDSON, Lieut.-Comm. Charles Dene, O.B.E,
R.N. RICHARDSON, Lieut.-Col. Charles WiUiam, O.B.E.
RICHARDSON, Capt. CoUn Spencer, M.B.E, R.A.F.
RICHARDSON, Dunsford, O.B.E, fi. 23 Dec. 1863;
s. of John Richardson, of Gledhow, Leeds ; m. Jeanie, d. of
Henry Walton Whitehead, of Leeds. Educ. : Leeds Grammar
School. Commission Agent ; Chief Distribution Officer, and
Assistant Commissioner for N.E. Division, Yorkshire. War
Work : Hon. Treas. Moortown War Fund, raised about £700
in village house-to-house collections. Address : Holly Bank,
Moortown, Leeds. (011204)
RICHARDSON, Lieut.-Col. Edwin Hautonville, O.B.E.
RICHARDSON, Florence Ellen, Lady, O.B.E. ; d. ol the
iate Fleetwood Williams ; m. Lieut.-Gen. Sir George Richardson,
K.C.B, C.S.I, CLE. War Work : Ulster Prisoners of War ;
War Pensions. Address : Hyde Court, Chalford, Gloucester
shire. Club : Ladies' Army and Navy. (011205)
RICHARDSON, Comm. Franois Joseph, O.B.E.
R.N.V.R. RICHARDSON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Frederick, O.B.E.
R.A.M.C RICHARDSON, Major Frederick, O.B.E.
RICHARDSON, Capt. Frederick, O.B.E.
RICHARDSON, George Alexander, O.B.E.
RICHARDSON, George Herbert, M.B.E, 6. 1858 ; s. of
WiUiam Richardson, of Dewsbury, Yorks ; m. Mary, d. of
Thomas Spedding, of The Aldams, Dewsbury. Educ. : Batley
Grammar School ; Oundle, Northants ; Yorkshire Coll. of
Science, Leeds. Examiner of Cloth, Alipore, India, 1889-90 ;
Inspector of Cloth, Roval Army Clothing Department, London,
1891-1920 ; retired (after 28, years' service), 31 Jan. 1920. War
Work : In connection with provision and examination of
cloth supplies for the British Army and for armies of our AlUes.
Address: Horton Bank, 20, Grosvenor Road, Scarborough.
Club : Ganton Golf. „ (M&S5 )
RICHARDSON, Brig.-Gen. George Stafford, C.B, CM.G ,
C.B.E, New Zealand Staff Corps, fi. 1869. War Work :
1915-16 as D.A. and Q.M.G. ; New Zealand Representative at
the War Office ; Comdt. New Zealand Forces in England,
with rank of Brig.-Gen (despatches, Legion of Honour). (C850)
RICHARDSON, Capt. Harry, O.B.E, M.C, R.E. (T.).
RICHARDSON, Harry, M.B.E.
RICHARDSON, Lieut. Harry, O.B.E, 1st Vol. Bn.
R Warwicks. Regt, fi. 7 Feb. 1865 ; s. of Samuel Richardson,
of Birmingham ; to. Ida EUen, d. of H. M. Stevenson, of
Birmingham. Educ : King Edward's, Birmingham, and
privately Civil Engineer; Chief Assistant Engineer and
Surveyor, City of Birmingham. War Work : Executive
Officer of Food Control, City of Birmingham ; introduced first
Food Rationing Scheme, 1917-18. Address: Handsworth
Wood, Birmingham. _.-„_, (0388d)
RICHARDSON, Helen Morewood, Mrs., O.B.E.
RICHARDSON, Herbert Lindsley, O.B.E, B.A. (Cantab.),
MICE ; s. of WilUam Richardson, of Bishop Downs Grange,
Tunbridge WeUs ; to. Sybil Ursula, d. of R. C A. Beck, of
Cheam. Educ. : Marlborough Coll. and Trinity Co I, Cam
bridge. Partner in Messrs. Richardson and Cruddas, Engineers,
Bombay War Work : Section Director, Gun Ammunition
Fillings Department, Ministry of Munitions of War. Address :
Southfleld, Southborough, Kent. Clubs : Royal Bombay
Yacht; Byculla, Bombay. (011206)

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

RICHARDSON, Capt. Henry WiUiam Arbuckle, O.B.E.
RICHARDSON, Paymaster Lt.-Comm. Hugh Maclean,
O.B.E, R.N.
RICHARDSON Major and Qr.-Mr. James, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C. RICHARDSON, James BirreU, O.B.E. ; s. of John, of
Dryfedalegate, Lockerby ; m. Anna Arundel, d: of Geo. Bourn,
of Ryton-on-Tyne. Educ. : Royal Grammar School, Newcastle-
on-Tyne. Managing Director, Brown, Lerox & Co, Ltd. ;
Chairman, Brown, Lerox & Co. (London), Ltd. War Work :
Warship production, chain cables and gear, anchors, harbour
moorings. Address : Llonblethion House, Cowbridge, Glamor
gan. Club : British Empire. (011211)
RICHARDSON, Jerusha Davidson, Mrs. Aubrey, O.B.E. ;
d. of Richard Hunting, of Holmdale, Priory Road, N.W. ;
to. Aubrey, s. of Sir Benjamin Ward Richardson, M.D, F.R.S,
F.R.C.P, LL.D. Educ : Privately, and Boarding School ;
studied piano with Otto Goldschmidt. Clerk to the Chadwick
Trustees, and Sec. Chadwick PubUc Lectures ; Hon. Sec. and
Founder of the Phcebe Girls' Club, Kilburn. War Work : In
1914, formed, under the Presidency of Her Grace the Duchess
of Bedford, and with a committee of ladies interested in social
work among women and girls, the KUburn Girls' AuxiUary
for Nursing and General Service with the St. John V.A.D. ;
all members of the AuxiUary were officers or members of the
Phcebe Girls' Club, or Kilburn Company of the Church Nursing
and Ambulance Brigade ; the Auxiliary was posted by the
County Director, Middlesex, to the first Willesden War Hospital
at St. Matthew's Institute, Harlesden, in Nov. 1914, and it
formed a nucleus for V.A.D. Middlesex 58, winch was registered
with Mrs. Aubrey Richardson as Commandant in Aug. 1915 ;
Mrs. Richardson had previously served as Assist.-Quartermaster
and Quartermaster at Harlesden ; V.A.D. Middlesex 58 was
appointed to the charge of DoUis Hill House Auxiliary MiUtary
Hospital in Oct. 1915, and the Hospital was opened for patients
Feb. 1916, Mrs. Richardson being Commandant of the hospital
until its demobilisation as a War Hospital, March, 1919 ;
beginning with 23 beds, the hospital had 72 at the close, and
received in all 2416 patients. Address : St. John's Vicarage,
Kilburn, N:W. 6. Club : Victoria Ladies'. (011207)
RICHARDSON, John William, M.B.E, 6. 25 Sept. 1882:
Chairman of Conference of Executive Officers of Local War
Pensions Committees in the Northern Section of the North
Western Region ; for nineteen years with the Town Clerk of
Blackburn, now Sec. Blackburn Local War Pensions Com
mittee ; Hon. Sec. Blackburn Local Subscription Committee,
Lord Kitchener Memorial Homes, Lowestoft ; Assistant Hon.
Sec. Local Branch of Imperial Association for assisting dis
abled Naval and MiUtary Officers. War Work : Dependants'
Separation AUowance Claims, 1914-19 ; War Relief Work,
1916-20 ; War Pensions Work, 1916 to date. Address : Red
Lodge, Pleasington, near Blackburn. (M9441)
RICHARDSON, Kathleen Rayner, O.B.E.
RICHARDSON, Lewis, C.B.E. War Work : Rendered
Bervices in connection with Gov. -Gen. of S. Africa's Fund and
Returned Soldiers. (C2007)
RICHARDSON, Mabel, M.B.E.
RICHARDSON, Maria Isabel, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 27 Dec.
1868 ; d. of Wm. S. Spivey, of Carmarthen ; m. WUliam, s. of
Luke Richardson, of WilUngton-on-Tyne, Northumberland.
Educ. : High School, Carmarthen, and Whitelands Coll..
Chelsea. Member of Northumberland County Education
Committee ; Wallsend Borough Education Committee ;
Treas. of District Nursing Association. War Work : Founder
and Hon. Sec. of Wallsend Borough Branch of the Soldiers' and
Sailors' Families Association ; Hon. Sec. of Wallsend Borough
War Pensions Committee ; Guardian to Motherless Children.
Address : Field Head, WiUington-on-Tyne, Northumberland. (M9442)
RICHARDSON, Mary Anita, Mrs., M.B.E.
RICHARDSON, Percy, O.B.E, 6. 28 Feb. 1878; s. of
John Gadd Richardson, of Nottingham ; m. Patricia Annie,
d. of John Bain, of Dublin. Edue. : Nottingham. Late
Managing Director of the Sheffield-Simplex Motor Works, Ltd,
of Tinsley, Sherfield. War Work: Supervised design and
construction of Armoured Motor Cars ; directed reorganisation
and extensions of the works of the Sheffield-Simplex Co. for
execution of following work : Experimental work on power
units for large and small airships for Admiralty and aero
engines for Air Board ; produced large quantities of shells, ;
hand grenades, aero engines, aero bombs, paravanes, and other
war material. Address : The Pebble, Bexhill-on-Sea. Clubs :
Royal AutomobUe ; Royal Aero ; Road ; London Flying. (O1I209)
RICHARDSON, Peter, M.B.E, 6. 23 Sept. 1878 ; s. of
James Richardson, of Stockport ; to. Lucy, d. of Samuel
Arnold, of Prestbury. Educ. : Stockport. Goods Agent,
L.& N.W. Rly. Co, London Road Station, Manchester.
Address : 7 Erlington Avenue, Rye Bank Road, Old Trafford,
Manchester. (M9443)
RICHARDSON, Peter, M.B.E, fi. Sept. 1860 ; s. of the late
James Richardson, of Dumbarton ; m. Mary Connell, Educ. :
Grammar School, Dumbarton. Blacksmith ; Member of
Dumbartonshire Territorial Force Association. War Work :
Was a Member of the MUitary Appeal Tribunal for the Sheriff
dom of Stirling, Dumbarton, and Clackmannan, also the
Irofiteering Appeal Tribunal for the same areas. Address :
25, Castlegreeii Terrace, Dumbarton. (M886)

RICHARDSON, Lieut.-Col. PhiUp Wigham, O.B.E
RICHARDSON, Capt. Rosslyn James Dilyell, O.B.E.
I.A.R.O. RICHARDSON, Comm. Sidney Sherlock, O.B.E
R.D, R.N.R, 6. 4 March. 1877 ; s. of the late George Richard
son, of Halewood, Lancs. ; m. Margaret, d. of the late Thomas
BrakeU, of BlundeUsands, Liverpool. Educ. : The CoUege
School, Huyton, Liverpool, and H.M.S. " Conway." Master
Mariner. War Work : Naval Officer in charge of Defensive
Arming of Merchant Ships, Liverpool. Address : 23, Regent
Road, Gt. Crosby, Liverpool. Clubs : Northern and " Con
way." (O1806)
RICHARDSON, Capt. Thomas, O.B.E.
RICHARDSON, Major Thomas WilUam, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
6. 24 Feb. 1895 ; s. of T, W. Richardson, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), of
Norwich ; g.s. of Major-Gen. A. T. Ethridge, C.S.I,
Indian Army. Educ. : Norwich, and R.M.C, Sandhurst.
Regular Officer. War Work : Adjutant 3rd Divisional Train ;
O.C. 37th Divisional M.T. Company ; O.C. 4th Army Troops,
M.T. Company ; twice mentioned in despatches. Address :
Eaton Cottage, Eaton Hill, Norwich. Club : Junior Army and
Navy. (02694)
RICHARDSON, William, M.B.E, 6. 20 Jan. 1863 ; s. of
the late Joseph Richardson, of Springfield, Lisburn, Co. An
trim ; m. Laura Emily, d. of the late John Richardson, J.P,
of Lambeg House, Lisburn. Educ. : Hitchin, Herts. War
Work : Hon. Treas. Waterford County Division of Soldiers'
and Sailors' FamUies Association and Waterford County War
Pensions Committee. Club : County, Waterford. (M9444)
RICHARDSON, Capt. WilUam Augustus, O.B.E, Can.
A.M.C. RICHARDSON, Capt. WilUam WIGHAM-, M.B.E.
RICHES, Henry, O.B.E.
RICHMOND, AUce Jane Maud, Mrs., O.B.E.; d. of
the late J. J. de Rozario, of the Provincial Judicial Service;
m. the Hon. Thomas Richmond, B.A, Barrister-at-law, s. of
Francis Edward, late of Mannantoddy, Wynaad, Southern
India. War Work : Almost from the beginning of the War
till long after the conclusion of the Armistice, Mrs. Richmond
worked indefatigably in assisting Her Excellency, Lady Pent-
land, in the enormous Ladies' War Work inaugurated and
managed with much success by Her ExceUency. Address:
Linden Towers, Nungumbankum, Madras, India. (08295)
RICHMOND, Annie Catherine Mary, M.B.E.
RICHMOND, Capt. Arthur Eaton, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
6. 28 Feb. 1 892 ; s. of Richard Richmond, M.D, of Wimbledon ;
to. Margaret Mary, d. of W. KeUy, of Cool Park, Tuam, Deland.
Educ. : Oundle School ; London Univ. ; St. Thomas' Hospital.
War Work : Medical Transport work in Mgean Sea ; Assistant
Embarkation Medical Officer, Alexandria ; Deputy Assistant
Director of Medical Services, Alexandria District; Field
Ambulance, 75th Division, Palestine ; D.A.D.M.S. Headquarters
Force, Egypt ; D.A.D.M.S. 20th Corps ; D.A.D.M.S, G.H.Q,
E.E.F. Address : c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, London. (08644)
RICHMOND, Daniel, O.B.E, fi. 18 Jan. 1868 ; s. of Hugh
Richmond, of KUraughts, Co. Antrim ; to. Helen Mary. d. of
John Harper, of Seaham Harbour. Educ. : Ballymoney ;
Queen's Coll, Belfast ; Glasgow Univ. ; Manchester Uni
versity, B.C. Surgeon ; Senior Surgeon, Rochdale Infirmary.
War Work: Chief Surgeon and M.O. in charge, St. John's
Ambulance Drill Hall, V.A.D. Hospital, Rochdale, 350 beds.
Address : Buckley HU1 House, Milnrow, Rochdale. (011210)
RICHMOND, Major John Duncan, D.S.O, 0.B.E, M.B,
Ch.B, R.A.M.C, 6. 14 Oct. 1877 ; s. of WiUiam Richmond,
of Glasgow. Educ. : Allan Glen's School, Glasgow, and
Glasgow Univ. War Work : D.A.D.M.S, Headquarters
Scottish Command ; D.A.D.M.S. 12th Infantry Division,
O.C. 65th Field Ambulance, D.A.D.M.S. Rouen, D.A.D.M.S.
Headquarters L. of C, France ; O.C. 173 Indian Cavahy Field
Ambulance, Afghan War, 1919. Address: c/o Messrs. Holt &
Co, 3, Whitehall Place, London. . (05715)
RICHMOND, John Ritchie, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 1869 ; s. of
John Richmond, of KUmarnock ; to. Isabella Macintyre, d. ot
Thomas Davidson, of Cambuslang. Educ. : Glasgow High
School, and Glasgow Univ. War Work : Managing Director,
G. _. J. Weir, Ltd, Glasgow. Addresses: 7, Blanefield,
Kirkoswald, Ayrshire ; 14, Hamilton Drive, Pollokshields,
Glasgow. Clubs : New, Conservative, and Art, Glasgow ;
St. Stephen's, London. (C276)
RICHMOND, Lieut.-Col. Thomas HeyUger, O.B.E.,
}•¦£•' ch-B-> 6- 2 April, 1879 ; s. of (Dr.) Thomas Richmond,
of Glasgow ; to. Stuart, d. of Alexander Mories, of Greenock.
Educ. : Glasgow High School, and Glasgow and Edinburgh
Univs. Capt. R.A.M.C. (T.F.) : Surgeon, Longton Hospital,
Stoke-on-Trent. War Work : M.O. 2nd North Midland
Brigade, R.F.A.; Officer to charge- Surgical Division, Fargo
Military Hospital, Salisbury Plain ; O.C. 85 General Hospital,
Archangel, N. Russia. Address : Chaplin House, Normacot,
StS.e^n;TreTlt- Club ¦' a°yal Automobile.
RICHMOND, Lieut.-Col. Vincent Crane, O.B.E, B.Sc,
A.R.C.Sc, A.F.R.Ae.S, 6. 21 Jan. 1893 ; s. of Joshua Rich
mond ; to. Florence Mary, d. of Capt. H. C Hodder, of Preston,
N. Shields. Educ. : Royal Coll. of Science, London. War
Work : R N.A.S., Mar. 1915, to April, 1918 ; Lieut, and Lieut.
Com R.N.V.R, Airship Flying and Construction; R.A.F,
April 1918, to Sept. 1919; Major and Lieut.-Col.; O.C.
Royal Airship Works, White City, London, Sept. 1919;
lnter-Alhed Aeronautical Commission of Control, Germany.
Address : 5 Peterborough Rd, Harrow-on-the-HUl.
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RICKARD, Barbara, M.B.E, 6. 24 Oct. 1894 ; d. of the
late Rev. Thomas Rickard, of Kemendine, Rangoon, Burma.
Educ. .' Queen Anne's School, Caversham, Reading, and
Manchester Univ. War Work : Woman Clerk in Accountant-
General's Department, Admiralty, from July, 1915. Address :
25 Blenheim Park Road, South Croydon, Surrey. (M9445)
RICKARD, late Lieut.-Comm. Charles Ernest, O.B.E,
Mi.Mech.E, 6. 31 May, 1880 ; s. of Thomas WiUiam Rickard, of
Dorchester. Edue. : Univ. Coll, London. Late Inspector-General
and Technical Adviser in Radiotelegraphy to Chilean Navy ;
Chilean Delegate Plenipotentiary to International Radio
telegraph Conference, London, 1912 ; at present Deputy
Chief Engineer, Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co. War Work :
Valuable services to H.M. Navy in South America. Address :
5 Baldwyn Gardens, Acton, W. 3. Club : Junior Constitu
tional. (04212)
RICKENBACH, Frieda, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Edward
Kickenbach, of London, and MUan, Italy. Educ : Clifton
High School. War Work: Commandant V.A.D, Sussex, 106,
B.R.C.S.; V.A.D. Hospital, Claytons, Mayfield, 1915-19. Ad
dress : Airlie Cottage, Mayfield, Sussex. (M9446)
RICKETT, Alfred Charles James, M.B.E.
RICKETT, Capt. Gerard Russell, O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C.
(T.). RICKETT, Hubert Cecil, O.B.E.
RICKETTS, Capt. Joseph, M.B.E, R.E.
RICKETTS, Capt. Walter, M.B.E, R.A.F.
RICKMAN, Capt. Arthur Patriok WilUam, O.B.E.
RICKMAN, Major Graham Egerton, O.B.E, 6. 10 May,
1869 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Gen. W. Rickman ; to. Florence,
d. of the late B. Piercy, of Marchwiel Hall, Wrexham. Educ. :
Winchester. Address : 79, Knightsbridge. Club : Naval and
Military. (03169)
RICKMAN, Mary Charlotte Murray, M.B.E.
RIDDELL, Major Brownlow, O.B.E, M.D. . R.A.M.C. (T.).
RIDDELL, Capt. Douglas Errington, M.B.E, A.F.R.Ae.S,
fi. 26 March, 1892 ; s. of Charles Scofield Riddell, of Edgbaston,
Birmingham ; m. Nancy Westropp, d. of Joseph Thompson, of
Bournemouth. Educ. : Oundle. Technical Officer, Direc
torate of Research, Air Ministry. War Work : Capt. 5th Batt.
Royal Warwictohire Regt. (T.F.), France and Belgium, 48th
Division, March to Dec. 1915 ; invalided and sick till Oct.
1916 ; Oct. 1916, to Dec. 1916, Reserve BattaUon ; Dec. 1916,
to May, 1919; Design Dept, Ordnance Factories, Woolwich
Arsenal. Address : 8, Chester House, Eccleston Place,
S.W. 1. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (M5573)
RIDDELL, Col. Edward Vansittart Dick, C.B.E, D.S.O,
R.G.A, fi. 30 Mar. 1873 ; s. of the late Col. Robert Vansittart
Riddell, R.E. (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. 10 Feb. 1902, Edith
Mary, d. of Maj.-Gen. E. P. Bingham-Turner, R.A. Served
in the S. African War, 1900-02 (Brevet, two medals, four
clasps): Great War from 1914 (despatches five times). (C2168)
RIDDELL, Major John BaUour C.B.E, D.S.O.
RIDDELL, Col. John Scott, CB.E, M.V.O, T.D, M.A,
M.B.C.M, Hon. LL.D, A.M.S. (T.) (ret.), 6. 10 April, 1864 ;
s. of John Scott RiddeU, of Aberdeen ; to. Jean Grindlay, d.
of John Gordon, J.P, of Arabella, Ross-shire. Educ. :
Grammar School, and Univ. of Aberdeen. Consulting Surgeon,
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary ; Hon. Medical Director Aberdeen
Orthopaedic Annexe : Member of Council of British Red
Cross Society (Scottish Branch) ; Assessor on Aberdeen
Univ. Court; Univ. Representative on City of Aberdeen
Territorial Army Assoc. ; Chairman of Joint (Disablement)
Committee of North of Scotland ; Member of Joint Institu
tional Committee for Scotland (Ministry of Pensions). War
Work : Consulting Surgeon to Royal Navy ; Red Cross Com
missioner, North Eastern District of Scotland ; Surgeon-in-
charge of Naval Wards, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary. (C292)
RIDDELL, WiUiam George, O.B.B.
RIDDING, Capt. Reginald, M.B.B.
RIDEAL, Capt. Erie Keightley, M.B.E, D.Sc, M.A,
Ph.D., F.I.C, M.R.I, 6. 11 April, 1890 ; s. of Samuel Rideal,
of Elstead, Surrey. Educ. : Oundle, Northants ; Trinity
Hall, Cambridge ; Bonn, Germany. Late Visiting Professor
of Physical Chemistry, Univ. of IUinois, U.S.A. War Work :
Captain, R.E, Service in France ; Anti-Gas, and Munitions
Inventions Dept. Addresses : 94, Queen's Gate, S. Kensing
ton; The Old Cottage, Elstead, Surrey. (M2344)
RIDEHALGH, Gertrude Mary, M.B.E.; d. of James
Jtiuehalgh, of Lancashire. War Work : Ambulance Driver
for the Red Cross, Bast Lancs. Branch. Address : Shawe
HaU, Flixton, near Manchester. (M9447)
RIDER, Douglas, O.B.E.
RIDER, Graham Stanley, M.B.E.
RIDER, Lewis Herbert, O.B.E, i. 8 Jan. 1877 ; s. of
James Carter Rider, of Chertsey ; m. Gertrude, d. of Richard
J!- Cooper, of Chobham. Educ. : Highfield School, Chertsey,
™ King's CoU, London. Civil Servant, Board of Inland
¦Bevenue. War Work : Finance Branch, Ministry of Shipping,
where he was head of one of the Finance Divisions ; he was
lent by the Revenue to the Transport Dept., Admiralty, in
oept. 1914, having had previous experience in that Dept.
Juring the S. African War ; the Transport Dept. became the
Mimstry of Shipping. Address: Calais Cottage, Chertsey,
Surrey. r" * (011215)
RIDER, Lieut. WUUam Rider, M.B.E.
RIDGES, Lieut. Robert Vigurs, M.B.B.
RIDGWAY, Lieut.-Comm. Bertram Henry Akroyd,
0-B.E, R.N.R.

RIDGWAY, Lieut. Robert Edward, O.B.E, R.G.A. (T.).
RIDINGS, Major Ceoil, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1376; s. of
the late Surg.-Maj. J nines Sadleir Ridings. Entered Roy.
InniskiUing Fusilieis, 1890 ; Capt. 1904 ; Major, 1915 ; served
in Dardanelles, 1915 (despatches) : Brig.-Maj. (C8919)
RIDLAND, Capt. Charles Forbes, M.B.E.
RIDLER, Lieut. Arthur James, M.B.E.
RIDLEY, Capt. Albert, M.B.E.
RIDLEY, Rev. Charles Lawrence, O.B.E.
RIDLEY, Most Rev. Archbishop Charles Owen Leaver,
O.B.E. (012010)
RIDLEY, Cecil Guy, CB.E, fi. 21 June, 1885; s. of
Right Hon. Sir Edward Ridley, of 48, Lennox Gardens, S.W. 1.
Educ: Harrow; New Coll, Oxford. Barrister-at-law. War
Work : Private Sec. to Sir Edward Ward, Bart, G.B.E,
etc., from Aug. 1914, to Dec. 1914 ; Staff Officer to Metro
politan Special Constabulary (under Sir E. Ward), from
Dec. 1914, to Feb. 1918; from Feb. 1918, to Dec. 1920,
in the Ministry of Labour. Address : 48, Lennox Gardens,
S.W. 1. Clubs: Oxford and Cambridge; Burlington Fine
Arts. (C604)
RIDLEY, Clarence Oliver, O.B.E, M.I.C.E, M.I.Mech.E,
M.N.E.CI.E. & S, 6. 9 Aug. 1869; s. of the late Oliver
Matthew Ridley, of Charmtoster, Dorset ; to. Gertrude Hen
rietta, d. of Henry Houseman. Educ : Harrow. War Work :
Manager of Engine Works Department, Elswick, for Sir W. G.
Armstrong, Whitworth & Co. ; also in Ministry of Munitions,
Hydraulic Machinery Section. Addresses : Lancaster Lodge,
Putney, S.W. ; Australia House, Strand. Clubs : St. Stephen's ;
New, Glasgow. (011216)
RIDLEY, Ernest Rupert, M.B.E, LA.
RIDLEY, Ethel Blanche, CB.E, R.R.C.
RIDLEY, Eustace, M.B.E, M.I.E.E, 6. 20 Jan. 1873 ;
s. of Percy Ridley, of Morden, Surrey ; to. Annie, d. of Joseph
Ridgway, of Hartshill, Stoke-on-Trent. Engineer, London
County Council (Fire Brigade). War Work : Sec. to Ministry
of Munitions, Fire Protection Advisory Committee. Address :
Morden, Burcott Road, Purley, Surrey. (M9449)
RIDLEY, Capt. Geoffrey William, O.B.E, A.R.I, B.A,
6. 13 March, 1887 ; s. of William and Mary Ridley, of London ;
to. Ursula Mary, d. of J. Godwin King, J.P, of West Hoathly,
Sussex. Educ. : Charterhouse. Architect. War Work : Terri
torial Force pre-war, and Active Service in Gallipoli, Egypt,
and Palestine. Address : West Hoathly, Sussex. (06281
RIDLEY, Major the Hon. Jasper Nicholas, O.B.E, B.A,
6. 6 Jan. 1887 ; s. of Sir Matthew White Ridley, 5th Bart,
created Viscount Ridley and Baron Wensleydale of Blagdon
and Blyth, Northumberland (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; m. Countess
Nathalie, d. of H. E. the late Count Benckendorff. Educ. :
Eton, and Balliol Coll, Oxford. Called to the Bar, Inner
Temple, 1913; Major of Yeomanry and a D.A.A.G.; served
during European War, 1914-18 ; mentioned in despatches.
Address : 31, Gloucester Place, Portman Square, W. Clubs :
Carlton; Travellers'. (05716)
RIDLEY. John Henry Llewellyn, O.B.E.
RIDLEY, Mary Constance, M.B.E. ; d. of the late J. H.
Ridley, of Park End, Northumberland, and Mrs. Ridley, of
Little Park End. War Work : Organised and acted as Hon.
Sec. to the War Information Oflice, Newcastle-on-Tyne, from
Sept. 1914, till June, 1919 ; this office was rim as a department
of the Newcastle-on-Tyne War ReUef Fund. Address : Little
Park End, Wark-on-Tyne. Club : Ladies' Park. (M9450)
RIDLEY, Mary Stephanie, Mrs. Henry Matthew,
O.B.E. RIDLEY, Major Richard Cooke, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
RIDLEY, Rosamond Cornelia Gwladys, Viscountess,
D.B.E.; d. of 1st Baron Wimborne (see Bukke'S Peerage);
to 2nd Viscount Ridley (who died 1916) (see Burke's Peerage).
Addresses : Blagdon, Cramlington, Northumberland ; 10,
Carlton House Terrace, S.W. (D17)
RIDOUT, Col. Sir Dudley Howard, K.B.E, C.B, C.M.G,
6 15 Jan. 1866; s. of late Lieut.-Col. Joseph Bramley
Ridout ; to. Maud Elizabeth, d. of C H. Hutton, of Middle-
burg, Cape Province. Educ. : Christ's Hospital, Kingston
Collegiate Institute, RM.C, Canada. Entered Army, 1885 ;
Capt. 1894; Major, 1902; Lieut.-Col. 1910; Col. 1914; T.
Brig -Gen 1915 ; T. Maj.-Gen. 1916 ; War Office Staff, 1888-
89 ; S. Africa Intelligence Oflice and Cavalry Brigade, 1900-2 ;
mentioned in despatches ; Great War, Singapore Command,
1914-18- mentioned in despatches ; Member of Executive and
Legislative Council, 1915-19. Club : United Services (K282)
RIDSDALE, Sir Edward Aurelian, G.B.E, J.P, fi. 23
Feb 1864 ; s. of Edward Lucas Jenks Ridsdale, of Rottmg
dean, Sussex ; m. Susan Stirling, d. of John Ritchie Findlay
of Aberlour, Banffshire. Educ. : Univ. Coll. School, and
Roval School of Mines. For some years member of the
London Stock Exchange, retired 1904. War Work : Chairman
and Deputy Chairman of the Executive Committee of the
British Red Cross Society, and organising and administrative
work in connection therewith at home and abroad; also
member of the Commission appointed to investigate the
breakdown of the Medical Services to Mesopotamia in 1916.
Addresses : 14, Ennismore Gardens, London, S.W. ; Water-
wynch, Tenby, Pembrokeshire. Clubs : Reform : Brooks s;
Bath (G59)
RIDSDALE, Herbert Wheatley, M.B.E.
R1DYARD, Lieut. Arnold, O.B E, R N.R.
RIGBY, Major James Charles Alexander, O.B.E,
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RIGBY, Lieut. Robert Stacey Marks, M.B.E, M.G.C
RIGDEN, Major William Percy, O.B.E, T.D.
RIGG, Hubert MacMulIen, M.B.E.
RIGG, Major Richard, O.B.E, T.D, J.P.
RIGG, Rowland William, O.B.E.
RILEY, Edmond John, O.B.E.
RILEY, George Willis, M.B.E, 6. 8 March, 1871 ; s. of
Abraham Raby Riley, of Wolverhampton ; to. Jessie Eliza
beth, d. ,of Peter Mitchell, of Wolverhampton. Educ. :
Wolverhampton. Chief Examiner of Printers' Accounts, H.M.
Stationery Office, Westminster. War Work : Control of the
examination of a tremendously increased number of accounts
and contracts involving constant late work over several years.
(M9452)
RILEY, Lieut.-Comm. Gerard Brook, O.B.E, R.N.
RILEY, Henry, M.B.E, fi. 3 March, 1874; s. of Henry
Riley, of VVidnes ; m. Florence Jane, d. of John Gratrix, of
Manchester. Educ. : Wiclnes West Bank Board School.
District Inspector, Rolling Stock Dept,' L. & N. W. Rly. War
Work : Providing stock and seeing all troop trains marshalled
correctly as required by Transport Officer, and despatching
same to loading point from commencement of the war up to
date. Address : 259, Smithdown Road, Sefton Park, Liver
pool. (M10253).
RILEY, Joseph Albert, O.B.E.
RILEY, Richard, M.B.E.
RIMER. Alfred Henry, M.B.E.
RIMINGTON, Frederick James, M.B.E.
RIND, Walter Lockhart, O.B.E, 6. 28 May, 1876 ; s. of
the late Col. M. M'Neill Rind, of Royal Sussex Regt. ; m.
Lalla, d. of the Hon. G. Hollier Griffiths, I.S.O. Educ. : Rossall,
and Univ. Coll, Oxon. Civil Servant. Colonial Civil Service,
1900-11 ; 1911, National Health Insurance Committee ; Private
See. to Mr. Charles Roberts and Sir E. Cornwall ; 1917, Ministry
of Pensions, Deputy Assist. Sec. ; 1918-20, Ministry of Muni
tions. War Work : Belgian Refugees (is Officier de l'Ordre
de la Couronne) ; Ministry of Pensions ; Ministry of Munitions.
Address : 23, Buxton Gardens, Acton, W. 3. Clubs : M.C.C. ;
Northwood Golf. (0687)
RING, Major James Sinclair Henry, O.B.E, LA.
RINGLAND, Major Thomas Hazlett, M.B.E.
RINTOUL, William, O.B.E.
RIORDAN, John McMahon, O.B.E.
RIORDAN, Patrick, M.B.E.
RIORDAN, Thomas Mortimer, M.B.E.
RIPLEY, Lieut.-Col. Blair, CB.E, D.S.O, Canadian
Forces. Served in the Great War, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1354)
RIPLEY, Capt. Edward Guy, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
RIPLEY, Lieut. Horace Stephens, M.B.E.. R.E. (T.).
RIPON, Rt. Rev. Thomas Banks Strong, Bishop of , G.B.E,
D.D, fi. 24 Oct. 1861; s. of Thomas Banks Strong, of 1, Priory
Grove, West Brompton, S.W. Educ. : Westminster School ;
Christ Church, Oxford. Bishop of Ripon. War Work : Admini
stration of University of Oxford as Vice-Chancellor, 1914-17.
Address : The Palace, Ripon. Club : Athenaeum. (G35)
RIPPON. Joseph, O.B.E.
RIPPON, Squadon-Leader Thomas Stanley, O.B.E,
R.A.F, 6. 19 Sept. JS83; s. of the Rev. Thomas Rippon,
of Gateshead-on-Tyne ; m. Dorette Adeline, d. of Louis Roche,
of Napier Avenue, HurUngham. Educ. : Bristol Univ, and
London Hospital. M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 1911.
War Work : Temp. Com. R.A.M.C, 1915 ; served in France with
38th (Welsh) Div. and was in the Arras attack with 30th Div.
(98th Field Ambulance), attached R.F.C, 1917 ; transferred
to R.A.F, 1918 ; promoted Squadron-Leader, 1919 ; contri
buted "The Essential Characteristics of Successful and Un
successful Aviators," Lancet. 1918 (Rippon and Manuel) ; on
staff of H.Q. R.A.F. in India, 1920. Address : H.Q, Royal
Ah Force, Ambala, India. (08174)
RISELEY, Arthur Henry, O.B.E, fi. 7 July, 1874 ; s. of
Henry Lorymer Riseley, J.P, of Bristol ; m. Gertrude Edith,
d. of Marcellus Purnell Castle, M.V.O, J.P, of Brighton.
Educ. : Privately. Barrister-at-law (Middle Temple), Western
Circuit, and Fellow of the Corporation of Insurance Brokers.
War Work : 1914-17, Assistant to Recruiting Officer, Bristol ;
1918, Sec. Ministry of National Service, South Western Region ;
1914-19, Hon. Sec. Bristol Citizens' Recruiting Committee.
Addresses : 4, Princes Buildings, Clifton, Bristol ; 33, Corn
Street, Bristol. (03887)
RISELEY. John William, M.B.E. (M10402)
RISHWORTH, Lieut.-Col. Albert Henry, O.B.E, fi.
30 Sept. 1858; s. of Henry Rishworth, of Keighley, Yorks. ;
m. Melicent Estcourt, d. of Nathaniel Bradley, J.P, F.C.S, of
Manchester. Educ. : Pannal Coll, Harrogate. Vice-President,
St. John Ambulance Association. Tfar Work : Organising
Officer i National Reserve : assisted in training three
Battalions of New Armv, Aug. 1914, to Jan. 1915 ; com
manded 2nd Vol. Batt. E.Y.R, Jan. 1915, to Jan. 1919 ;
Special Constable Commander, Jan. 1915, to May, 1920 ;
Military Representative, Skirlaugh Tribunal ; Member of
Committee Territorial Force Association, E. Yorks. Address :
59. Park Avenue, Hull. C7wfi : Constitutional, Hull. (011220)
RISHWORTH, Major Norman John, M.B.E.
RISING, Comm. Francis Simon, O.B.E, R.N.
RISK, Capt. Riohard Henry Little, CB.E, R.N. Assist.
to Senior Naval Officer. Liverpool. (C2221)
RITCHIE, Alice Maude, M.B.E. ; d. of Sir James Thorn-
sou Ritchie, Bart. War Work : Recruiting Commandant

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St. John Ambulance Brigade, County of London. Address -
72, Queensborough Terrace, Hyde Park, London, W. 2.
RITCHIE, Major Blyth, O.B.E. (M9455)
RITCHIE, Charles John, M.B.B, J.P, D.L, City of
London, fi. 12 Jan. 1871 ; s. ot Sir James Ritchie, Bart, of
London ; to. Ethel Beatrice, d. of David Bruce, of Dundee
Educ. : Westminster School. War Work : Assistant Com
mander, Metropolitan Special Constabulary, Aug. 1914
to July, 1919. Chairman, All Saints' Hospital ; Member of
City of London Committee for National Service. Address ¦
141, Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park, London. Clubs . Carlton '¦
Roval Thames Yacht ; Royal Automobile. (M94561
RITCHIE, Hugh, O.B.E, fi. 19 Sept. 1864 ; s. of the late
John Ritchie, of H.M. Customs ; in. Clara Amelia, d. of Robert
Blow, of Grimsby. Assistant, Treaty Department, Foreign
Office. Address : Dover House, Painswick, Glos. (0688)
RITCHIE, Sir James WilUam, Bart, M.B.E, fi. 1868 ; s.of
the late Sir James Thomson Ritchie, of Dundee; m. Edna Muri?.l
d. of J. Emerton, of Cheltenham. Educ : Westminster School •
Lincoln Coll, Oxford. Deputy Lieutenant, City of London. War
Work : Commander " D " Division, Special Constabulary, since
Sept. 1914. Addresses: 26, Melcombe Court, Dorset Square
N.W. 8 ; Crick Manor, nr. Rugby. Clubs : Garrick ; Carlton' (M892)
RITCHIE, Lieut. John, M.B.E. '
RITCHIE, Marie Isabel, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 28 Aug 1893 ;
d. of Frederick Finch, of Wembley ; to. Alexander Gordon!
Capt. R..A.O.C, s. or Alexander Ritchie. Educ. : St. Paul's Girls'
School ; Univ. Coll, London. War Work : Assistant to
Lieut.-Col. Fulcher, Deputy Assistant to Director of Artillery
for 3 vears until Feb. 1919. (M1716)
RITCHIE, Mary, Mrs, M.B.E, fi. 1853 ; d. of William
Harvey, of 10, Park Terrace, Glasgow ; to. James, s. of David
Ritchie, of 29, Park Circus, Glasgow. Educ. : Edinburgh,
and Glasgow Univ. On committees for social and philanthropic
Work. War Work : Hon. Sec. City of Westminster War Savings
Committee. Address : 28, Victoria Street, S.W. 1 ; Women's
Institute, 92, Victoria Street, S.W. 1. (M3935)
RITCHIE, Major Michael, Balfour Hutchison, D S 0
O.B.E, M.B.. Ch.B, fi. 1882; of the late Rev. R. Ritchie, of
St. Mary's, Inverurie ; m. 1910, Sydney D'Abzac, d. of thelate
Rev. Addison Crofton (see Bukke'S Peerage). Educ. : Aber
deen Univ. Entered R.A.M.C. J 905; ('apt. 1909; Major,
1915 ; served on N.-W. Frontier of Inda, 1908 (despatches.
medal with clasp) ; Great War, 1914-16, as a D.A.D.M.S,
(despatches). RITCHIE, Capt. Robert Linton, O.B E, R.-V.M.C
RITCHIE, Major Thomas Clark, O.B.E, M.D.. B.Sc,
6. 26 Oct. 1886 ; s. of James Ritchie, M.D, F.R.C.P. (Edin.),
F.R.CS. (Edin.), of Edinburgh ; to. Isobel, d. of Mrs. Dobie, of
Leytonstone, Essex. Educ. : Edinburgh Academy, and
Edinburgh Univ. Medical Practitioner, Prospect House,
Malpas. Cheshire. War Work : Temporary commission as
Lieut. R.A.M.C, July, 1915 ; served in France as Medical
Specialist to 30 CCS, R.A.M.C from Sept. 1915, to March,
1919, when demobilised as Major; T. Capt. July, 1916;
A. Major, Jan. 1918. Address : The Groves, Malpas, Cheshire. (02696)
RITCHIE, Major WUUam, O.B.E, 6. 11 Nov. 1867 ; s. of
James Ritchie, Textile Manufacturer, of Glasgow. Educ :
The Western Academy, Glasgow ; Allan Glen's School, Glasgow.
War Work : Served with Egyptian Expeditionary Force.
Address: J37, Stockwell Street, Glasgow. (02926)
RITCHIE, William Thomas, O.B.E, 6. 1873 ; s. of
Robert Brown Ritchie, of Edinburgh. Educ : Edinburgh
Academy, and Edinburgh Univ. M.D, F.R.C.P. (Edin.);
Physician to the Deaconess Hospital ; Assistant Physician,
Edinburgh Royal Infirmary ; Lecturer on Clinical Medicine
in the Univ. of Edinburgh. War Work : Capt. (A. Major)
R.A.M.C. (T.). Address : 14, Rothesay Place, Edinburgh.
Club : University, Edinburgh. (06282)
RITCHINGS, Mary Thompson, M.B.E, M.B, Ch.B.
RITSON, Major Cuthbert Ward, O.B E
RIVERS, Lieut. Arthur Thomas, O.B.E, fi. 28 May, 1882;
?: °* Thomas Rivers, of Brockley ; m. Ethel Emma, d. of James
William Bowery, of Reading. Educ. : Westbourne Schools.
Member of the Executive Committee of the Junior Imperial
League. War Work : Hon. Treas. Overseas Reception Com
mittee which dealt with over one million oversea troops,;
attached as Lieutenant, Headquarters, Overseas MiUtarv
1 orces of Canada. Addresses : 41, Burnaby Gardens, Gunners-
bury, W. 4 ; 1, Sanctuary Buildings, Gt. Smith Street, S.W. 1.
t, ? ™?,RS,, ,Capt> and Qr.-Mr. Walter Samuel, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. (T.).
RIVERS, Capt. Arthur Joseph DE CARRARA-, O.B.E,
K-£^,V-™CalIe,d t0 thft Bar- Inner Temple.
RIVET, Albert Robert, M.B.E., 6. 28 Jan. 1879; s. of
Pierre Rivet, of Brixton and Paris. Educ : Privately,
England and France. Manager (Lead Manufacturers). War
Work: Director of Materials, Non-Ferrous Material Supplies,
Ministry of Munitions, Northumberland Avenue, Jan. 1917, to
gl Dec. 1918. Address : Sardis, Meteor Road, Westcliff-on-
bea, Essex. (M9457)
Siyr?Joi.FI/ins 2fflcer Wilired John CARNAC-, M.B.E.
Sr^J^S^' °^pt; Eusene Gonzague, M.B.E, M.C.
„,?';„ IER E' Evelyn. O.B.E, fi. 22 Feb. 1876 ; s. of Briton
Riviere, R.A, D.CL. ; to. Joan, d. of Hugh j. Verrall, of

BIOGRAPHIES.

Roberts

Brighton. Edue. : St. Paul's School, and Balliol Coll, Oxford.
Barrister. War Work : Legal Assistant, Ministry of Munitions,
from Sept. 1915 to, April, 1919. Addresses : 11, Old Square,
Lincoln's Inn ; 10, Nottingham Terrace, York Gate. Club :
Athenseum. (011222)
RIX, Capt. Dudley Gerald, M.B.E.
RIX, Lucy, Mrs, M.B.E. ; widow of Septimus Rix, of
Buenos Aires. War Work : Head of Splint Room, Surgical
Branch Q.M.N. GuUd, 2, Cavendish Square ; Canteen work
at Shakespeare Hut, New Zealand Y.M.C.A, 1915-20.
Addresses: 14, Chaucer Mansions, Queen's Club Gardens,
Kensington, W. 14 ; Remembrance League, 1, Marlborough
Gate, W. Club : Overseas.
ROAD, Alfred, M.B.E.
ROADS, Edith Mary, O.B.E. War Work : Controller of
Typists in the War Office. Address : 42, Craigen Avenue,
Addiscombe, Croydon. (02888)
ROAF, Major James Richardson, O.B.E.
ROARK, John, M.B.E.
ROB, Joseph WUUam, O.B.E, M.D. (Cantab.), 6. 14 Oct.
1876; s. of Joseph Dresser Rob, of The Hall, Skipton-on-
Swale. Yorkshire ; to. Alice Maud, d. of the Rev. Canon Gran
ville Smith, of Little 11-ansliam. Educ. : St. John's Coll,
Cambridge ; St. Thomas' Hospital, London. Medical Officer
to Junior Masonic School for Girls, and to the Walton-on-
Thames Hospital ; formerly House Surgeon St. Thomas'
Hospital, London. War Work : M.O. to the St. George's
Hill Hospital, 1914-19. Address : Oatlaiids Park, Weybridge. (011223)
ROBB, Capt. James Jenkins, O.B.E.. M.D.
ROBB, John McLorinan, O.B.E, M.I.E.E, fi. 17 Oct.
1859 ; 8. of Gawn Robb, of Belfast ; to. Charlotte, d. of John
Johnston, of Garvagh, Co. Londonderry. Educ. : Privately.
Superintending Engineer, Post Office" Engineering Dept,
South Midland District. War Work : Provision of Telegraph
aud Telephone Lines for Admiralty, War Office, and anti
aircraft purposes. Address : Ardmore, Wokingham Road,
Reading. (03889)
ROBBINS, Sir Edmund, K.B.E.. 6. 4 April, 1847 ; s. of
Councillor R. Robbins, of Launceston, CornwaU ; m. Jeannette,
d. of WiUiam Pearson, of Plymouth. Educ. : At Priory House
Academy, and Eagle House Academy, Launceston. JournaUst ;
connected with the Press Association for nearly 50 years ;
Chief Sub-Editor, 1870-74 ; Sec. and Assistant Manager,
1874-80 ; Chief of the Staff, 1878-80 ; Manager, 1880-1917 ;
Sec. of the Provincial Newspaper Society, 1870-81 ; Chairman
of the Liberator Relief Fund until transferred to the PubUc
Trustee ; Vice-President of the Newspaper Press Fund. War
Work : Sec. of the Admiralty, War Office, and Press Com
mittee from its formation. Address : 168, Peckham Rye
Common, S.E. 22. (K36)
ROBBINS, Gertrude Florence EveUne, Mrs., M.B.E.
ROBBINS, Rowland Richard, CB.E, J.P, 6. 24 Dec.
1872 ; s. of Rowland Robbins, of Willersey, Hounslow, Middle
sex; m. Estelle May, d. of Charles Centurier Harris, of St.
John's Wood, N.W. Educ : Taunton School and private
School at Maidenhead ; Member Middlesex County Council ;
Vice-President National Farmers' Union ; Income Tax Com
missioner (General) ; Justice of the Peace, Middlesex ; Member
Royal Commission on Agriculture, (1919) ; Member Agricul
tural Wages Board (England and Wales). War Work : Chair
man of the following committees : Staines Rural District
Military Service Tribunal, Staines Rural District Naval
and Military Pensions, Staines Rural District Food Control,
and Cultivation and Machinery, Middlesex Agricultural
Executive Committee. Address: Hollycroft, Sipson, Middle
sex. Clubs : National Liberal ; Farmers'. (C2906)
ROBBINS, WUUam Henry, M.B.E, R.N.
ROBERTON, Margaret, Mrs., M.B.B, L.L.A. ; d. of
the Rev. Thomas HIU, of Dundee ; to. Nigel Craig, s. of the
Rev. Thomas Roberton, of Dunipace, Stirling. Educ. :
Privately. Hon. Sec. of the Q.V.J. Nursing Association,
Wick; Member of the Education Authority of Caithness.
War-Work : Sec. of the Wick and East of Caithness Branch of
the Red Cross Society, Aug. 1914, to March, 1919. Address :
Central United Free Church Manse, Wick, Caithness. (M9461)
ROBERTS, Adeline, O.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
ROBERTS, Aileen Mary, Countess, D.B.E, 6. 20 Sept.
1870 ; d. of 1st Earl Roberts, S. father, 1914. Founder of
Field Glass Fund ; Hon. Sec. of Officers' Families Fund, and a
member of War Pensions Committee. Address : Englemere,
Ascot. (D30)
ROBERTS, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Fowler, C.B.E. ; New
Zealand Forces. War Work : Director of Field Artillery and
Senior Embarkation Officer. (C1869)
ROBERTS, Alfred Henry, O.B.E, 6. 1872 ; s. of Charles
Digby Roberts, of Bath. Educ. : Bedford Grammar School.
Supt. and Engineer, Leith Dock Commission ; Member-
Institution of Civil Engineers ; Fellow of Royal Society of
Edinburgh. War Work : Advisory and other Committees
on Port and Labour questions. (01810)
ROBERTS, Alfred Jabez, O.B.E.
ROBERTS, Lieut.-Comm. Arthur Cecil, O.B.E, R.N.
ROBERTS, Sir Arthur Cornelius, K.B.E, 6. 15 Sept.
1869 ; s. of Stephen Arthur Roberts, of Clapham Park ; to.
Madeline Rose, d. of F. C. Brown. Educ. : New Coll, East
bourne. Chartered Accountant ; Senior Partner in firm of
A. 0. Roberts, Wright &. Co, 9-10, Pancras Lane, Queen
Street, B.C. 4 ; L.CC Member for Streatham, War Work :

Assist.-Director-Gen. Royal Army Clothing Department, and
Chairman, Clothing Committee, Contracts Department, War
Office, 1916 ; Chairman, Board of Financial Control, and
Chief Auditor of Works Accounts, Air Ministry, 1917-18.
Address : Copthorne, 29, Aldrington Road, Streatham Park,
S.W. 16. Clubs: British Empire ; New City. (K35)
ROBERTS, Arthur Harry, M.B.E, 6. 12 March, 1865;
s. of Charles Roberts, of Exeter ; to. Cora, d. of Samuel Cornish,
of Bradninch, Devon. Educ. : Exeter Training Coll, Prac
tising School. Executive Engineer, G.P.O, A.M.I.E.E.
War Work : Establishment of communications in North
Russia. Address : 17, Foyle Road, Blackheath, S.E. 3,
(M9462)
ROBERTS, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Henry, O.B.E, D.S.O,
R.A.S.C, 6. 1876. Served in the S. African War, 1900-2
(Queen's medal with seven clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C3001)
ROBERTS, Major Arthur Neil Stewart, O.B.E.
ROBERTS, Col. Arthur Noel, C.B.E, R.A.S.C (ret.),
6. 1860. Served in S. Africa, 1899-1902 (Queen's medal with
our clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1752)
ROBERTS, Capt. Cecil Henry Woolcott, O.B.E.
ROBERTS, Charles Abraham, C.B.E, fi. Nov. 1855.
Educ. : Northleach Grammar School ; Gloucestershire.
Joined service of Great Western Railway Co. in 1871 ; was
Goods Manager for Gloucester District from J 893 to 1896,
and for Bristol District from 1890 to 1904 ; Assistant Chief
Goods Manager, 1904-1912, and from that date Chief Goods
Manager ; Chairman of Goods Manager Conference at Railway
Clearing House during year 1918. Address : Fair Leigh,
Windsor Road, Slough. (C2907)
ROBERTS, Major Charles Cecil Gwynedd, O.B.E.
ROBERTS, Charles Herbert, M.B.E.
ROBERTS, Paymaster-Sub-Lieut. Charles John, M.B.E,
R.N.V.R. ROBERTS, David Richard, M.B.E, fi. 12 March, 1879;
s. of Richard Roberts, of Rhydyfelin, Aberystwyth ; to. Gwen
Ellen, )d. of David Griffith, of Portmadoc. Educ. : Clark's
Coll. Civil Service ; Intermediate. War Work : 4 years at
Ministry of Munitions of War ; Director in the Central Stores
Department. Address : 2, The Chestnuts, Adelaide Road,
Surbiton, Surrey. (M2348)
ROBERTS, Edward Coleridge, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, J.P.
ROBERTS, Ernest, O.B.E.
ROBERTS, Evan, M.B.E.
ROBERTS, Florence Alice, M.B.E.
ROBERTS, Major Geoffray Dorling, O.B.B.
ROBERTS, George Augustus, C.B.E, F.R.CS. (Eng.),
fi. 30 May, 1875 ; s. of The Rev. A. J. Roberts, of Tidebrook,
Sussex ; to. Florence Muriel, d. of Col. A. McMill, of Indian
Army. Educ. : Marlborough Coll, and King's Coll. Hospital.
Hon. Surgeon Royal Hants. County Hospital, Winchester.
War Work : Surgeon to the Red Cross Hospitals, Winchester.
Address : Walcote, Winchester. (C2908)
ROBERTS, Major George Fossett, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 1
Nov. 1870 ; s. of David Roberts, of Aberystwyth ; m. Mary,
d. oi John Parry, of Glanpaith, Cardiganshire. Educ. : At
Cheltenham (Private School). War Work : Embarkation
Staff Officer, Aug. 1914 to June, 1919. Address : Laura
Place, Aberystwyth. (07638)
ROBERTS, George James, M.B.E.
ROBERTS, George Quinlan, C.B.E, M.A, 6. Feb. 1860 ;
s. of G. V. Roberts, of Hobart, Tasmania ; m. Mary Louise,
d. of Henry Waters, of Chisell Hall. Educ. : Hutchins School,
Hobart; Hertford Coll, Oxford. Formerly House Governor,
London Hospital ; since 1903 Sec. and Receiver, St. Thomas'
Hospital. War Work : Sec. St. Thomas' Hospital ; Huts
built ; St. Thomas' was constituted 5th London General
Hospital (520 military beds) ; took active part in arrangements
for treatment of wounded and war prisoners. Clubs : Leander ;
Roval Automobile. (O1029)
ROBERTS, Capt. George William Pearson, M.B.E,
B.Sc, R.A.S.C, fi. 1893 ; s. of Gervase Henry, of Lee, S.E.
Educ. : Univ. Coll. School, and City and GuUds Coll, S. Ken
sington. Engineering Student at Royal Arsenal, Woolwich.
War Work : Joined R.A.S.C, Dec. 1915 ; commissioned,
May, 1910 ; served with B.E.F, June, 1916, to July, 1917 ;
demobilised, Oct. 1919. Address : 79, Burnt Ash Hill,
Lee, S.E. 12. _ . „ __ (M5577)
ROBERTS, Gervase Henry, CB.E, M.Inst.CE. ; s, of
Alderman G. H. Roberts, J.P, Mayor of City of Wakefield
Educ. : Stanlev Hall, and Leeds Univ. Civil Engineer.
War Work : Chief Mechanical Engineer, Royal Arsenal,
Woolwich. Address : 3, Blessington Road, Blackheath,
SE 13. <C2")
ROBERTS, Gomer, M.B.E, J.P, fi. 18 April, 1852;
s of John Roberts, of Tyddyn Uchaf, Corwen ; to. Margaret,
d of William Jones, of Maesmor Farm, Denbighshire. Educ. :
Glanrafon and Corwen British Schools. Temp. Valuer under
the Board of Inland Revenue, 1914-15 ; Market and Crop
Reporter for the Ministry of Agriculture since 1904 ; ap
pointed sub-commissioner by the same on the North Wales
area 1919 War Work : Took up the appointment of Chief
Executive Officer for Denbighshire, 1917-19, under the Ministry
succeeded in increasing the cultivable area of the county by
32 000 acres, under the Cultivation of Lands Order, 1917 ;
Member of the County Tribunal under the Lord Derby Scheme,
to which he devoted much time. Address : 1, Llanfair Villas,
Llanfair, D.C, Ruthin. (M2349)

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Roberts

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

ROBERTS, Capt. Hamilton Walter, O.B.E, Royal
Artillery, 6. 10 Aug. 1884 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Col. Francis
Roberts, R.A, of Wimbledon. Educ. : Dulwich Coll., and
Royal MiUtary Academy, Woolwich. Regular Officer. War
Work : A.D.C. to G.O.C. Troops, Sierra Leone, West Africa,
Aug. 1914, to Sept. 1915 ; France and Belgium with 82nd Siege
Battery, R.G.A. ; commanded 104th Siege Battery, R.G.A,
in Belgium ; and 82nd Siege Battery, R.G.A. ; twice men
tioned in despatches ; wounded at Ypres, Dec. 1916. Address :
10, Lauriston Road, Wimbledon, S.W. Club : Naval and
Military. (08912)
ROBERTS, Henry David, M.B.E, fi. 6th Feb. 1870 ;
s. of the late Henry Wm. Roberts, of H.M. Civil Service ;
to. Margaret Cuthbertson, d. of the late James Mackintosh, of
Glasgow and Buenos Aires. Educ. : Worcester Cathedral
King's School (King's Scholar) and Old Elvet School, Durham.
Director of the following : Public Library, Museums and Art
GaUeries ; Publicity Department, and Royal Pavihon Estate,
Brighton. War Work : Hon. Sec. Brighton National Service
Committee ; Hon. Sec. to committee for recruiting for W.A.A.C.
and for female munition workers ; Hon. Sec. Inter-AUied
Exhibition on Disablement (Ministry of Pensions), 1918 ;
Member of Brighton Special Constabulary ; Officer local
Volunteers ; Chevalier of the Order- of the Crown of Italy
(1919) ; ChevaUer of the Order of the Crown of Belgium (1920)
" for -valuable services rendered to these countries during the
war." Address: Royal Pavilion, Brighton. Clubs: Brighton
and Hove Rotary : Brighton Arts. (M2350)
ROBERTS, Lieut.-Col. Rev. Henry George, O.B.E, M.A.
Educ. : Headingley Coll, Leeds. War Work : Assistant
Principal Chaplain, E.E.F. ; mentioned in Lord Allenby's
despatches, 1919 ; appointed by G.H.Q.. E.E.F, Lecturer on
Morals and Ethics to the troops in E.E.F. Address : Central
Buildings. Westminster, London, S.W. 1. (08645)
ROBERTS, Capt. Herbert Charles, M.B.E, 6. 21 Oct.
1872 ; s. of Henry William Roberts, of Worcester ; to. Alice
Jane, d. of John Beer, of Stoke-in-Teignhead, S. Devon.
Educ. : Bede Coll, Durham. War Work : 1914-15, teaching
first aid under London County Council ; V.A.D. work wth
British Red Cross Society, No. 1 County of London, 1916-17 ;
Stores Manager with British Red Cross Society's commission
to East Africa (Mombasa and Dar-es-salaam), 1917-19 ;
Stores Manager (Medical Dept.), B.R.C.S, London. Address :
15, High Street, Bognor, Sussex. _ (M2351)
ROBERTS, Lieut.-Col. Hugh Bradley, O.B.E, R.A.
ROBERTS, Major Hugh Denison, O.B.E, fi. 5 Nov.
1891 ; s. of Rev. A. C. Roberts, of Havenstreet, near R,yde.
I. of W. ; m. HUda Frances, d. of W. A. Buckenham, of Stoke
Ferry, Norfolk. Educ. : ReagUl House School, Bath, and
Bath College. War Work : Enlisted Aug. 1914 ; commissioned
2nd Lieut. Sept. 1915 ; Lieutenant, May, 1916 ; Captain,
Oct. 1917 ; Major, Nov. 1918. Address : Osborne House,
Stoke Ferry, Norfolk. (08920)
ROBERTS, Irene Helen, Mrs., M.B.E.
ROBERTS, Capt. J, C.B.E D.S.O, R.D. R.N.R.
War Work : 1914-19, with Auxiliary Patrol (despatches) ;
Commodore of Convoys (despatches!. (C1204)
ROBERTS, Major James Ernest Helme, O.B.E.
ROBERTS, Lieut.-Comm. John, M.B.E, R.N, 6. 26
Nov. 1852 ; s. of William Henry Roberts, of Plymouth ;
to. Mary, d. of Michael Flynn, of Kinsale, Ireland. Educ. :
St. German's Grammar School, Cornwall. Royal Navy.
War Work : Admiralty Mail Officer. R.N. Barracks, Chatham,
from Feb. 1915, to April, 1919. Address : 1, Beresford Ter
race, Peverell, Plymouth. (M2352)
ROBERTS, Maria Theresa, Hon. Mrs. A. Phillipsj O.B.E. ;
d. of WilUam Henry John North, 11th Baron North (see Bukke'S
Peerage) ; m. Arthur PhiUips Roberts, J.P, D.L, who died
1911. (011226)
ROBERTS, Lieut.-Col. Montgomery Browne, O.B.E.
ROBERTS, Major Noroliffe, O.B.E. M.B, R.A.M.C
ROBERTS, Capt. Norman Stanley, M.B.E, 6. 20 Aug.
1893. War Work : Joined B.E.F, France, Nov. 1914 ;
wounded, April, 1915, to April, 1916 ; served in France and
Salonica with Rifle Brigade untU Jan. 1919 ; R.T.O. Tiflis,
Jan. 1919, to Sept. 1919 ; Staff Capt, Railways, S. Russia,
Nov. 1919, to July, 1920. Address : The Birches, Adswood,
Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire.
ROBERTS, Reginald, O.B.E, B.A, 6. 17 April, 1862;
s. of Edward Roberts, of Berden Hall, Bishops Stortford,
Herts. ; to. Edith Vining, d. of Arthur Baker, of Henbury
HiU House, Henbury, Bristol. Educ. : Monkton Combe
School, Bath, and St. John's Coll, Cambridge. War Work :
Transport work at the Reading War Hospital. Address : Alton
Priors, nr. Pewsey, Wilts. (011227)
ROBERTS, Major Richard Cowan, O.B.E.
ROBERTS, Capt. Richard GUbert, O.B.E.
ROBERTS, Ronald Cleave, M.B.E.
ROBERTS, Talbot Vivian Waymen, M.B.E, M.C
ROBERTS, His Honour Judge Sir Walworth Howland,
Knt Bach C.B.E, J.P, fi. 30 Aug. 1855 ; s. of Sir Thomas
Howland Roberts, Bart. ; m. Katherine, d. of John Gibson
Thomson, of Aitechnan, Ardrishaig, Argyleshire, N.B. Educ :
Mighgate School ; King's Coll, London. Judge of theMarvle-
bone Counlty Court; J.P. Staffs. ; Member (Chairman) of County
Courts Ruffe Committee ; Member of Lord Chancellor's County
Courts Staff Committee, 1919-20 ; formerly in succession Judge
of County Court Circuits, 25, 37, and 41. War Work: A Chair
man ot Committee on Production and of the Interim Court of

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Arbitration. Address : 16, Palace Gardens Terrace, Kensing
ton, W. 8 ; Club : Savile. (C2909)
ROBERTS, William, O.B.E.
ROBERTS, Capt. WiUiam Ivor, M.B.E.
ROBERTS, Winifred Eyre, Mre. CROMPTON-, M.B.E.
ROBERTS, Major Kenneth Farquharson FARQU
HARSON-, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
ROBERTS, Col. Prescott Anson PRESCOTT-, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C. ROBERTS, Capt. Arthur Edward STOKES-, O.B.E,
M.C. ROBERTSHAW, Robert Henry, M.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Lieut. Adam MeCaU, M.B.E, R.F.A,
(T.). ROBERTSON, Capt. Alexander Smith, M.B.E, R.E.
ROBERTSON, Capt. AUred Leopold, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
ROBERTSON, Capt. Andrew, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.).
ROBERTSON, Lieut. Andrew Clark, O.B.E, R.A.S.C. (T.)
ROBERTSON, Ann Margaret, M.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Annie, M.B.E, 6. 1890 ; d. of the late
WiUiam Robertson, of Elgin, Scotland. Educ. : Elgin
Academy, Blackheath High School, and Newnham CoU,
Cambridge. Welfare Supervisor for the Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron,
and Coal Co, Ltd. War Work : Member of the 24th Moray
shire V.A.D. Detachment ; in charge of both outdoor and
indoor women workers employed by the Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron,
and Coal Co, from 1916 until end of the war. Address :
Linkwood, Elgin, N.B. Club : Social, Ebbw Vale. (M3937)
ROBERTSON, Archibald Campbell, M.B.E, J.P.
ROBERTSON, Arthur Hurle, M.B.E, M.I.M.E, fi. 23
Oct. 1871 ; s. of James Robertson, of Dundee ; m. the late
Thirza Ann, d. of Thomas Costello, of London. Educ. : Private
Schools. Marine Engineer. War Work : Chief Engineer on
Admiralty Transport Services trading between London and the
French Ports. Address : 413, Romford Road, Forest Gate,
London. Club : Member of the Institute of Marine Engineers. (M9467)
ROBERTSON, Capt. Charles, O.B.E, Mercantile Marine
Service, fi. 19 June, 1859 ; s. of Capt. Charles Robertson, of
Glasgow; grandson of Capt. Chas. Robertson, Port Glasgow,
and Capt. James Malcolm of St. Johns, N.B. ; m. Emma Jane,
d. ot W. J. Flower of Southampton. Educ : Liverpool
Institute, Liverpool. Member of Newport Town Council, and
Overseer ; Chairman, Secondary Education Committee, etc.
War Work : Chairman, National Relief Fund (Prince of Wales'
Fund), locally ; 1914,Soldiers'andSailors'FamiliesAssociation,
daily work ; Chairman, Local War Pensions, etc. Committee,
since formation ; Member, Executive Welsh National Fund, and
of Local Employment Committee (Ministry of Labour).
Address : 19, Morden Road. Newport, Mon. (011228)
ROBERTSON, Major Charles Bruce, O.B.E, fi. 25 Nov.
1890 ; s. of the late C. J. P. Robertson, M.I.E.E, of London.
Educ. : Trent Coll, and Kensington Coaching CoU. Ministry
of Food, Road Transport Dept. War Work : Artists' Rifles,
and R.A.S.C. (M.T.) ; served overseas 41 years, Belgium,
France, Italy, Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Persia. Club : Royal
Automobile. - (011229)
ROBERTSON, Charles George, O.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Lieut.-Col. Charles Maclver, O.B.E,
R.A.F, and R.F.A.
ROBERTSON, Charlotte, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of late W.
Young, of Londonderry ; to. Sir Benjamin, K.C.S.I, K.C.M.G,
CLE LL.D, Indian Civil Service (see BUKKE'S Peerage),
s. of late B. Robertson, of Dungstail, Morayshire. Address :
Nagput. Central Provinces, India. (C685)
ROBERTSON, Lieut.-Col. Colin John Trevelyan, O.B.E,
M.C, M.A, fi. 20 Nov. 1877 ; s. of the late Charles Robertson,
J.P, D.L, of Kindeace, Delny, Ross-shire. Educ. : Cambridge
Univ. Joint Headmaster of Shirley House Preparatory
School, Old Charlton, S.E. War Work : Nov. 1915, to June,
1918, D.A.D.O.S, 5th Div, B.E.F. ; June, 1918, to Oct.
.1918, A.D.O.S. Independent Air Force, France; Feb. 1919, to
Oct. 1919, A.D.O.S. Murmansh Exp. Force; demobilised,
April, 1920, with rank of Lieut.-Col. Address : The Cedars,
Old Charlton, Kent. (09724)
ROBERTSON, Lieut.-Col. David Stephen, O.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Duncan John, O.B.E, 6. 14 Jan. 1860 ;
s. of James Robertson, Sheriff-Substitute of Orkney; m.
Margaret Keir, d. of Archibald Garden, J.P. for Morayshire.
Educ. : Edinburgh Academy, and Edinburgh Univ. J.P,
Clerk, and County Clerk for Orkney -. Vice-Consul for Denmark,
Norway, and Sweden ; author of " Waith and Wrack " (Long
mans, Green & Co.). War Work : National Registration,
Food Control, Agricultural Executive Committee, Local
Tribunal, War Pensions Committee, and other work. Address :
Crantit House, St. Ola, Orkney. CVwfi : Orkney, Kirkwall. (01813)
ROBERTSON, Lieut. Frederick WiUiam, M.B.E,
R.A.F. (T.)
ROBERTSON, Capt. Frederick WUUam, O.B.E, R.F.A,
F.I.A, 6. 22 AprU, 1883 : s. of Thomas Robertson, I.S.O, of
Edinburgh ; to. Marjory Forster, d. of Gervas Woodhouse, B.A,
of York. Educ. : Edinburgh Academy. Employed at Head
Office of the Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society,
Edinburgh. Address: 29, Inverleith Gardens, Edinburgh. (05723)
ROBERTSON, Lieut.-Col. Frederick, O.B.E.
ROBERTSON, George, M.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Major George Whiteside, O.B.E.

BIOGRAPHIES.

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ROBERTSON, Major Hector Murdoch Maxwell, O.B.E,
M.C, R.F.A, 6. 27 May, 1888; s. of Col. H. Maxwell
Eobertson, of Eastbourne ; to. Emilie Marie Edouard, d. of
Monsieur Auguste Gillard, Secretaire-General de la Societe de
la Vfeille Montagne, of Liege, Belgium. Educ. : Wellington
Coll Berks. Substantive Major, R.F.A. War Work :
A D.C, G.O.C, R.A, 2nd Div., France, Aug. 1914, to Nov.
1914 (wounded, Ypres) ; March, 1915, to Nov. 1915, 118th Bde.
E F.A., 1st Canadian Division, France (invalided) ; March,
1916, to France as O.C. A/184 Bty, 39th Div. ; 1918, G.S.O,
B.A.F., home, and Germany. Addresses : Moorland House,
Westmount Rd, Eltham ; R.M.A. Woolwich. CJufis : M.C.C. ;
Free Foresters'. (08176)
ROBERTSON, Herbert James Duncan, M.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Col. Herman Melchoir, C.B.E. Canadian
Army Med. Corps ; served in Great War, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1835)
ROBERTSON, Capt. Hugh Given, O.B.E, M.B.
E.A.M.C. ROBERTSON, James Alexander, O.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. James Ander
son Brown, O.B.E, R.N.
ROBERTSON, James Constable, M.B.E, J.P.
ROBERTSON, Col. James Currie, C.M.G, CLE, CB.E,
M.B, B.Sc, D.P.H, 6. 1870 ; s. of Alexander Robertson, J.P. ;
m. 1903, Catherine Jones. Entered Indian Med. Ser. 1896 ;
Capt. 1899 ; Major, 1907 ; Lieut.-Col. 1915 ; served with
Dongola Expedition, 1896 (medal. Khedive's medal) ; S.
Africa, 1902, on special duty (despatches, Queen's medal with
two clasps) ; appointed Dep. Sanitary Commr, United
Provinces, India, 1901 ; Sanitary Commr. Govt, of India;
1912 : Additional Member of Council of Gov.-Gen. of India ;
Assist. Director of Med. Services with rank of Col. Address :
Delhi, India. (C1401)
ROBERTSON, Lieut.-Col. James Herbert Graham, CB.E.
New Zealand Med. Corps ; served in the Great War (despatches). (C1870)
ROBERTSON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. James Sin, M.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Major James Stewart, O.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Janet, M.B.B.
ROBERTSON, Jean Dewar, M.B.E.
ROBERTSON, John, O.B.E, M.D.
ROBERTSON, John, M.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Hon. Lieut.-Col. John, C.M.G, O.B.E.,
M.D, B.Sc, R.A.M.C, 6. 1862. Educ. : Edinburgh Univ.
Medical Officer of Health, Birmingham ; Professor of PubUc
Health, Univ. of Birmingham. War Work : Served on Army
Sanitary Committee, 1914-19. Address : The CouncU House,
Birmingham. Club : Union, Birmingham. (0691)
ROBERTSON, Major John, CB.E. T. Capt. and Brevet
Major, R.E. ; served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1316)
ROBERTSON, John, CB.E. War Work: Provost of
Paisley; Chairman of Local National Service and Food
Control Committees ; Member of Appeal Tribunal. Address :
. Paisley. (C278)
ROBERTSON, John ArgyU, O.B.E, fi. 26 Sept. 1871;
i 8. of John Hutchinson Robertson, of Singapore, S.S. ; to.
Sarah LUian Pitt, d. of W. G. Healing, of Tewkesbury. Educ. :
George Watson's CoU, Edinburgh. Agent, Chartered Bank
of India, AustraUa, and China, Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S. Ad
dress: Thatched House. (O8408)
ROBERTSON, Capt. John Hercules, C.B.E, R.N
War Work : 1914-19, Naval Centre Officer at Invergordon and
Devonport. > (C2299)
ROBERTSON, Capt. John WiUiam, O.B.E, M.B,
F.E.C.S, R.A.M.C
ROBERTSON, Kate Ann, Lady, O.B.B. ; d. pi Thomas
Morris-Banks, of Liverpool ; widow of Sir Helenus Robert,
s. of James Hunter Robertson, of Greenock. War Work :
Organised scheme for providing free board and lodging for
relatives of dangerously UI or wounded soldiers in Chester
war Hospitals who had been summoned to their bedside ; on
all War Committees in Chester ; started one of the first Belgian
Eefugee Homes in Cheshire. Address : Netley Park, Gomshall,
Surrey. (011231)
ROBERTSON, Major Kenneth Struan, O.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Major Malcolm', O.B.E., M.C.
ROBERTSON, Margaret Agnes Josepha, M.B.B, 6.
I Hov. 1869 ; d. of Vincent Stuart Robertson. War Work :
V.A.D. Nurse, St. John's Ambulance Brigade, at 16th General
Jospital, Le Treport, France, then 13th General Hospital,
Boulogne, subsequently 4th Northern General Hospital,
bincoln, and two V.A.D. Hospitals for short periods ;
Q.M.A.A.C. Administrator, Jan. 1918, to May, 1919;
«.M.A.A.C.Records,andU.A,R.H.G, Regent's ParkBarracks ;
yaartermistress, British Com. French Red Cross at Vitry-en-
Artois, June, 1919, to April, 1920. Address : South Lodge,
Mfleia Chase, Middlesex. Club : Q.M.A.A.C. Old Comrades
Association. (M5580)
ROBERTSON, Margaret Ida, M.B.E. (M10253)
ROBERTSON, Margaret Hill, Mrs., M.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Mary Elizabette, M.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Philadelphia Nina, O.B.E, d. of the late
yery Rev. John D. Robertson, of Melbourne, Victoria,
. Educ. : Presbyterian Ladies' CoU, Melbourne.
.-General of Australian Red Cross Society. War
Since 1915 has acted in above capacity at Head

quarters of Australian Red Cross Society, Federal Government
House, Melbourne, working under Her Excellency Lady Helen
Mum-o Ferguson, G.B.E, President of the Society. Address :
c/o Australian Rod Cross Society, Federal Government House,
Melbourne. (0929)
ROBERTSON, Richard, M.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Richard Frederiok, M.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Sir Robert, K.B.E, M.A, F.R.S, 6.
17 April, 1869; s. of Dr. John A. Robertson, of Cupar,
lite ; to. Kathleen d. of the late Professor Hugh Hutton
Stannus, F.R.I.B.A, of Hindhead. Educ. : Madras Academy,
Cupar, Fife ; St. Andrews Univ. (M.A. 1890, D.Sc. 1897).
Director of Explosives, Research Dept, Woolwich ; Associate
Member, Ordnance Committee ; Vice-President, Institute of
Chemistry, 1918. Principal Government Chemist. War Work:
In charge of Research on Explosives at Research Dept,
Woolwich, from winch emanated many processes and new ex
plosives adopted into the Service and used on the largest scale
during the war. Addresses : Research Dept, Woolwich ; 29,
Charlton Road, Blackheath, S.E, 3. Club : Chemical
Industry. (K102)
ROBERTSON, Robert, O.B.E, 6. 26 Jan. 1879; s. of
John Sinclair Robertson, of Kinross, Scotland ; to. Elizabeth,
d. of James Patterson, of Highgate. Educ. : Waterloo School,
Oldham ; and at Kinross. Borough Accountant, Lowestoft.
War Work : Hon. Treas. and Financial Adviser to East Coast
towns ; for the Inhabitants the sum of £473,379 was obtained,
and for the MunicipaUties, £290,000, a total of £763,379 ; Hon.
Treas. War Pensions Committee ; Hon. Treas. War Savings
Committee ; Hon. Treas. and Administrator, Canadian ReUef
Fund, and also of Mayor.'s Relief Fund. Address : Town Hall,
Lowestoft. (011232)
ROBERTSON, Capt. Robert Charles, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
ROBERTSON, Major RusseU Butler, O.B.E, Can.
A.M.C. ROBERTSON, Lieut.-Col. Struan Gordon, C.B.E.
Canadian Forces. War Work : Officer in Charge of Estates
Branch, Overseas Military Forces of Canada. (C605)
ROBERTSON, Stuart Duncan, O.B.E, 6. 12 June, 1884;
s. of Murray Robertson. Educ. : King's School, Ely, and
elsewhere. Deputy Traffic Manager, Great Indian Peninsula
Railway, Bombay, India. War Work : In charge of all
mUitary traffic during last 3 years of war on Great Indian
Peninsula Railway, Bombay, which was main base for all Indian
Expeditionary Forces and the G.I.P.R. carried the bulk of
the traffic. Address : Co.'s Offices, G.I.P.R, Bombay. Club :
Royal Bombay Yacht. (08297)
ROBERTSON, Major Thomas Alexander, O.B.E,
D.C.M, R.A.M.C.
ROBERTSON, Major Thomas Edward, O.B.E, R.A.F.
ROBERTSON, Lieut. Walter Allan, M.B.E, Aust.
A.P.C, A.I.F.
ROBERTSON, Walter Thomas, M.B.B.
ROBERTSON, Capt. William, M.B.B.
ROBERTSON, WiUiam, O.B.E, 6. 23 April, 1856 ; s. of
James Robertson, J.P, of Brighton ; to. Edith Grace, d. of
N. Salamon, of London. Educ : Weymouth CoU, and privately.
War Work : Royal Army Pay Department, Chatham and
Hounslow Pay Offices. Address : 43, Mount Park Crescent,
Ealing. (011233)
ROBERTSON, Lieut.-Col. WilUam, V.C, O.B.E, 6.
27 Feb. 1865 ; s. of John Robertson, of Dumfries ; to. Sarah,
d. of Samuel Ferris, of Belfast. Enlisted in Gordon High
landers, Dec. 1884 ; Commissioned during S.A. War, May,
1900 ; promoted Lieut.-Col. for services in connection with the
war, April, 1917. War Work: Recruiting Staff Officer,
Edinburgh, and afterwards Assistant Director of National
Service for Edinburgh and Lothian and Peebles Area under
Ministry of National Service ; was awarded V.C. in S.A. War
as a combatant. Addresses ; 5, St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh ;
21, Lee Crescent, PortobeUo. (0692)
ROBERTSON. Capt. WilUam Adam, O.B.E, Can. A.V.C
ROBERTSON, WiUiam Eugene, M.B.E.
ROBERTSON, William Nathaniel, CB.E. (C3203)
ROBERTSON, William St. Leonards, O.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Winifred Agnes Florence, M.B.E.
ROBERTSON, Major James Archibald St. George
FITZWARRENNE-DESPENCER-, O.B.E, 6. 1 888 ; s. of the
late Sir Helenus Robertson. Educ : Eton, and New CoU.,
Oxford. War Work : Mil. Sec. to Gen. Sir Henry Mackinnon,
G.C.B, Nov. 1914, to March, 1916 ; attached to War Oflice,
March, 1916, to April, 1916 ; attached to Western Command,
April, 1916, to May, 1918 ; Mil. Sec. Western Command, May,
1918, to April, 1919. Address : Netley Park, Gomshall, Surrey.
Club: Bath: Leander. (O7150)
ROBERTSON, Hon. Major James STEWART-, O.B.B,
late 3rd Bn. The Black Watch, 6. 14 Nov. 1856 ; s. of James
Stewart Robertson, of Edsadynate, Strathtay, Perthshire ;
m.. Janet Beatrice, d. of T. W. Murray Allan, of Glenfeochan,
Kilmore, Argyll. Educ. : Loretto and privately. War Work :
Local War Pensions Committee for Perthshire ; Joint (Dis
ablement) Committee for Central Scotland • Local Tribunal,
Highland Area and Highland Agricultural Committee ; Food
Control Committee for County. Address : Edradynate,
Strathtay, Perthshire. Club : New, Edinburgh. (011230)
ROBEY, George, CB.E, fi. 20 Sept. 1869; to. Ethel,
d of — Haydon. Comedian ; made first appearance, 1891 ;
has appeared at the Alhambra Theatre and the Hippodrome
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Provinces. Worked in connection with various war charities,
raising money, organising, and giving his services for theatrical
performances. Address : 3, Cadogan Place, S.W. CZttfis :
Eccentric ; M.CC.
ROBIN, Alexander Gibson, O.B.E.
ROBIN, Maggie, M.B.E.
ROBIN, Matthew, O.B.E, fi. 30 Jan. 1867 ; s. of Robert
Robin, of Hamilton and Glasgow ; m. Mabel Mylius, d. oi
Surgeon-Gen. W. G. Don, of London. Educ. : Gilbertfield,
Hamilton, and Glasgow Univ. Engine Builder (Marine),
retired ; late Managing Director, Muir and Houston, Ltd,
Glasgow. War Work : Special Constable, Central Division,
Glasgow ; Constable to Inspector to Superintendent of Central
Division, Canteen, Central Station, Glasgow. Address :
Lanfine, Dumbreck, Glasgow. Clubs : Royal Scottish Auto
mobile ; Scottish Constitutional, Glasgow. (011236)
ROBINOW, William, M.B.E, M.C, M.A, fi. 8 Nov.
1882 ; s. of the late Max. Emil Robinson, of Manchester.
Educ. : Rugby School, and Christ Church, Oxford. Called to
the Bar, 1908 . War Work : Sec. East Lancashire Branch,
British Red Cross Society ; private in Royal Fusiliers to Capt.
3rd Batt. Tank Corps. Address : Hawthornden, Green V alk,
Bowdon, Cheshire. Club : Clarendon, Manchester. (M9472)
ROBINS, Harry George, M.B.E.
ROBINS, Eng.-Comm. Leslie, O.B.E, E.N.
ROBINS, Lieut. Veral Glen, M.B.E.. R.E.
ROBINSON, Major Alexander Augustus Edmund,
O B F "R 4 F
ROBINSON, Major Alick Christopher, O.B.E, R.A.F.
ROBINSON, Andrew, C.B.E, M.V.O, F.R.S. A, fi.
17 Feb. 1858; s. of George Robinson, of Ballytweedy, Mucka-
more, Co. Antrim ; m. Robina, d. of James Hutton Salmond,
of Perth, Scotland. Educ. : Belfast. Principal Architect,
Office of Public Works, DubUn ; Inspector of Ancient and
National Monuments in Ireland. War Work : Special services
rendered in connection with naval, military, and Royal Air
Force operations, wireless and hydrophone stations and
munitions works ; also services rendered to the United States
Navy Department. Addresses : 116, St. Lawrence Road,
Cbntarf, Dublin ; Ballytweedy, Muckamore, Co. Antrim. (C606)
ROBINSON, Major Augustus Francis, O.B.E, fi. 1883 ;
s. of the late Frederick King Robinson, of London. ; m. Doris
Isabel, d. of the late Thomas Chas. Cloud, of Maiden, Surrey.
Educ. : King's Coll, Strand, W.C. Chartered Secretary.
War Work : On the outbreak of war was mobilised with the
19th London Regt, and drafted to France as part of the
47th (London) Division on 9 March, 1915 ; served with the
battalion until after the Battle of Loos, Sept. 1915, when he
was appointed Acting Staff Capt. to the 141st Infantry Brigade ;
was Adjutantof the 47th Divisional School of Instruction until
Oct. 1916, when Divisional Schools were abolished ; he was then
sent to Divisional Headquarters to understudy " Q " Branch ;
also organised laundry serv _ce for division, being mentioned in
despatches in 1917 ; in Oct. 1917, was sent to Headquarters
2nd Army, and organised laundries for the whole of the 2nd
Army ; mentioned in despatches, 1918 ; continued as Laundry
Adviser, G.H.Q, British Army of the Rhine. Address : 120,
Castellain Mansions, Maida Vale, London, W. 9. Club: Junior
Army and Navy. (05725)
ROBINSON, Beatrice Evelyn Eugenie, Mrs., M.B.E.
ROBINSON, Lieut. Bernal, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
ROBINSON, Lieut. Charles, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
ROBINSON, Charles, M.B.E.
ROBINSON, Major Charles Walter, O.B.E, Aust.
A.S.C ROBINSON, Major Charles Wilson, O.B.E.
ROBINSON, Major Cyril Ellett, O.B.E, late R.G.A ,
6. 3 Sept. 1889 ; s. of Charles Robinson, of Willesden Lane,
N.W. ; m. Bertha Marie, d. of William T. Bashford, of Crickle-
wood, N.W. Educ. : Kilburn Grammar School. Engineer.
War Work : Served with Royal Garrison Artillery, 1914-19 •
commanded 13th Heavy Battery. Address : 293, Willesden
Lane, London, N.W. (O0525)
ROBINSON, Doris Firth, M.B.E, fi. Feb. 1892; d. of
Thomas A. Robinson, of North Ferriby, East Yorks. War
Work : Organising work in St. John Ambulance Brigade ;
Quartermaster-in-charge, Sculcoates V.A.D. Hospital, Hull ;
1917-19, Registrar and Quartermaster, St. John V.A.D
Hospital, Hull (450 beds). Address : Ferriby House, North
Ferriby, East Yorks. (M9475)
ROBINSON, Dorothy Eyre, O.B.E, 6. 6 Jan. 1889 ¦
d. of Herbert Sylvester Robinson, of Wilmslow, Cheshire
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Hon. Assist. County Sec.
B.R.C.S, Cheshire Branch, April, 1915, to Dec. 1917; Hon
Acting County Sec. B.R.C.S, Cheshire Branch, Dec. 1917, to
date. Address : Hill Crest, Wilmslow, Cheshire. Club ¦
V.A.D. Ladies'. (01815)
ROBINSON, Dorothy Faith, M.B.E. (M10253.
ROBINSON, Edward, M.B.E.
ROBINSON, Edwin, O.B.E.
ROBINSON, Elizabeth Street, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 12 Oct.
1857 ; d. of J. B. Plumb, of Niagara, Canada ; m. Christopher
s. of Sir John Beverley Robinson, Bart, of Toronto. War
Work : Lady Superintendent, Canadian Convalescent Home for
Officers, Dieppe and Trouville, France, from Oct. 1915, to Jan
1919. Address : A, Sultan Street, Toronto, Canada. Club :
loronto Ladies', Toronto, Canada. (M3940)
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ROBINSON, Eric Gascoigne, V.C, O.B.E, R.N,
ROBINSON, Frederick Anthony, M.B.E, 6. 12 Jan. 1852 •
s. of the late George Robinson, of Northampton. Educ '-
Northampton Grammar School. Accountant to the Northants
County Mental Hospital, Berry Wood, near Northampton
War Work : Accountant at the Northants War Hospital at
Duston, near Northampton. Address: Duston, Northampton (M9477)
ROBINSON, Frederick Field, O.B.E, L.D.S, fi. 28 March
1858 ; s. of Thomas Field Robinson, of Richmond (Yorks) ¦
m. Florence EUzabeth, d. of Francis E. Anneveld, of London!
Educ. : Doncaster Grammar School. Dental Surgeon, Hert
ford British Hospital, Paris. War Work: Senior Dental
Surgeon to the following : British Red Cross Society, Paris
Branch, No. 4 General Hospital, Versailles, B.R.C.S. Auxiliary
Hospital, Hotel Astoria, Paris, and to the British Army in
Paris District from Oct. 1914, to June, 1919. Address: 9,
Boulevard Malesherbes, Paris.
ROBINSON, George Fox, M.B.E.
ROBINSON, George Lovely, M.B.E.
ROBINSON, Lieut. George WUliam, M.B.E.
ROBINSON, Lieut. Harold, M.B.E, R.G.A.
ROBINSON, Paymaster-Capt. Harry, O.B.E, R.N.
ROBINSON, Sir Harry Perry, K.B.E, Knt. Bach, Chevalier,
Legion d'Honneur, 6. 30 Nov. 1859 ; s. of Rev. Julian Robinson,
Chaplain in Hon. East India Co.'s service ; m. Florence Anne,
d. of Joseph Tester, of Surbiton, Surrey. Educ. : Westminster
(Capt. of the School), and Christ Church, Oxford. For many
years on the Staff of the " Times." War Work : War Corre
spondent for the " Times" from Aug. 1914, in Belgium; in
1915, in Serbia ; 1916 to Armistice, in France and Belgium ;
then to Cologne, etc. Address : The " Times " Oflice. Club :
New University. (K415)
ROBINSON, Major Henry, O.B.E, F.R.CS. R.A.M.C.
ROBINSON, Henry William Bradley, M.B.E.
ROBINSON, Horace Astell Lynn, O.B.E , fi. 22 Sept.,
1870. Superintendent, the Eastern Telegraph Co, Ltd.
War Work : Valuable services rendered to the Government of
India, 1914-18. Address : Electra House, Finsbury Pavement,
E.C 2. Clubs : Royal Bombay Yacht, Bombay ; Exiles'. (O4084)
ROBINSON, Capt. James, M.B.E, R.A.F.
ROBINSON, James Thomas, M.B.B.
ROBINSON, Surgeon James, C.B.E, fi. 1867; s. of
Richard Robinson, of Portadown ; m. Harriet Agnes, d. of
Thomas Bevan, of Abergavenny. Educ. : Dundalk, Galway,
Belfast, and Dublin. Physician and Surgeon. War Wort :
Chairman of Executive Committee, Welsh National Hospital,
Netley. Address : Hillside, Penylan, Cardiff. (C2910)
ROBINSON, John, C.B.E.
ROBINSON, John Alexander, M.B.E, LL.D, J.P, fi.
29 June, 1862 ; s. of the late Rev. E. J. Robinson, of Weston-
super-Mare ; to. Flora Louisa, d. of the late Joseph Hayward
Taylor, of Carbonear, Newfoundland. Educ. : Victoria Coll,
Jersey ; New Kingswood, Bath ; Manchester Grammar
School. Journalist. " Daily News and Free Press," St.
John's (Robinson & Co, Ltd.). Address : 14, Cathedral
Street, St. John's, Newfoundland. Clubs: City, St. John's;
Masonic, St. John's. (M6401)
ROBINSON, John George, C.B.E, M.Inst.CE,
M.Inst.M.E, 6. 30 July, 1856 ; s. of Matthew Robinson, of
Bristol ; m. Mary Ann, d. of Richard Hildyard Dalton. Educ :
Chester ; Engineering training received to the Great Western
Rly. Works, Swindon, Wilts. Locomotive and Carriage and
Wagon Supt. to the Waterford, Limerick and Western Railway
of Ireland, 1888 to 1900 ; joined the Great Central Railway
Company in July, 1900, as Chief Mechanical Engineer. War
Work : Member of the Railway War Manufactures Sub-
Committee, and superintended the Manufacture of Gun
Carriages, 6-inch High Explosive Shells, Cartridge Cases, etc,
at the Company's Gorton Works ; also the building of Ambu
lance Trains at Dukinfield Works ; his design of 2-8-0 Loco
motive Engine was adopted by the War Office as standard for
service in France ; Inventor of the " Robinson Superheater,"
the " Intensifore Lubricator," and of apparatus for burning
Pulverised Coal, Oil, and Colloidal Mixtures as applied to
Locomotive and Marine work. Address : Mere Bank, Fair
field, near Manchester. (C2912)
ROBINSON, Katharine Haigh, O.B.E.
ROBINSON, Lieut.-Comm. Leonard, O.B.B, R.N. (ret.)
ROBINSON, Leonard Bainbridge, O.B.E, fi. 26 April,
1888; s. of Samuel Robinson, O.B.E, of Sheffield; m. Jessie
Barnes, d. of Benjamin B. Brown, of Sheffield. Educ. :
Derwent House School, and Sheffield Univ. Manager. Machine
Shops, W. Beardmore & Co, Ltd, Parkhead, Glasgow. War
Work : Manufacture of guns of all sizes, 15-inch to 6-pounders,
with breech mechanisms, ships' castings, and machinery.
Address : Inniemore, Blairbeth Road, Burnside, Glasgow. (011238)
ROBINSON, Lieut. Leonard Mould, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
ROBINSON, Hon. Lieut.-Col. Leonard Nicholas, C.B.E,
M.D. (Edin.), M.D. (Paris), R.A.M.C, fi. 24 Nov. 1869 ; s. of
Samuel Henry Robinson, of Howrah, Bengal ; ni. Victoria,
d. of D. Hoef. Educ. : Malvern Coll, and Univs. of Edinburgh
and Paris. Senior Physician, Hertford British Hospital, Paris ;
Senior Member, Paris Board, Egyptian Government Medical
Commission ; Chairman, Executive Committee, Paris Branch,
Overseas Club and Patriotic League ; Chairman, Executive
Committee, Imperial Club, Paris, War Work : President,

BIOGRAPHIES.

Robson

Paris Branch, B.R.C.S, from Sept. 1914 ; gazetted Commission,
Hon. and T. Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C, June, 1915 ; mentioned
in despatches, May, 1917; Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur.
Address : 28, rue de Pontliieu, Paris VIHe. Clubs : Travellers' ;
Imperial, Paris. (C2913)
ROBINSON, Maurice Alexander, O.B.E.
ROBINSON, Norah Gertrude, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
ROBINSON, Lieut. Peroy Gilbert, M.B.E.
ROBINSON, Hon. Lieut. and Qr.-Mr. Percy,
Holland, M.B.E, R.A.M.C. (V.), Lancs, 6. 16 July, 1873. s.
of Edward M. Robinson, of Liverpool ; m. Mary Elizabeth, d.
of Rowland Allen, of New Hall, West Derby, Lancs. Educ :
Breck House Coll, Liverpool. Insurance Manager. War
Wort : Quartermaster of British Red Cross Society and West
Lanes T.F. A. ; Voluntary Aid Detachment, No. 27, having
charge on arrival of all sick and wounded both from overseas
and by rail in the port and city of Liverpool ; received com
mission as Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. in Lancs R.A.M.C (V.), Liverpool
Field Ambulance, for assisting to raise that corps, and various
other duties such as the training of nurses for France in stretcher
drill, etc. Address : 53, Mayville Road, Mossley Hill, Liver
pool. (M9481)
ROBINSON, Lieut.-Col. Riohard Stirling, O.B.E.,
E.A.F. ROBINSON, Lieut.-Col. Robert Hervey St. Clair, M.B.E.
ROBINSON, Roy Lister, O.B.B, B.A. (Oxon.), B.Sc,
b. 8 March, 1883 ; s. of Wm. Robinson, of South Australia ;
m. Charlotte Marion, d. of — Bradshaw, of Torquay. Educ. :
St, Peter's Coll, South Australia; Adelaide and Oxford Univs.
(Rhodes Scholar). Forestry Commissioner. War Work :
Explosives Department, Board of Agriculture and Fisheries.
Address : 22, Grosvenor Gardens, S.W. (0694)
ROBINSON, Samuel, CB.E.
ROBINSON, Rev. Samuel Fairbrother, O.B.E, 6. 19
March, 1879 ; s. of Robert Edward Robinson, of Rochdale ;
m. Ada, d. of Henry Broughton, of Rochdale. Educ : Congre
gational Institute, Nottingham. Sec. and Treas. Macclesfield
Local War Pensions Committee ; Free Church Minister,
Cheshire County Asylum, Parkside, Macclesfield. War Work :
Vice-Chairman, Cheshire Joint (Disablements) Committee ;
Hon. Sec. Macclesfield Borough Division, Soldiers' and Sailors'
Families Association ; Hon. Sec. War Pensions Committee,
Macclesfield. Address : Brierfield, Chester Road, Maccles
field. (011239)
ROBINSON, Sir Thomas, K.B.E, J P, CC, 6. 23 Jan.
1855 ; s. of John Robinson, of Cleethorpes ; m. Cornelia Agnes,
d. of George Wheeler, of Cleethorpes. Educ. : Humberstone
Grammar School. Steam Trawler Owner ; Director of several
companies. War Work : Technical Adviser to the Fish Food
Committee, Board of Agriculture and Fisheries ; Member of the
Cured Fish Committee, Ministry of Food ; Technical Adviser
to the Dept. of Fisheries. Address : Southlands, Cleethorpes. (K34)
ROBINSON, Sir Thomas, O.B.E, J.P, M.P, fi. 2 Jan.
1863 ; s. of Peter Robinson, of Stretford ; to. Emma, d. of
William Lowe, of Chorlton, Manchester. Educ. : Stretford.
Dyer ; Director, Bradford Dyers' Association, Ltd. ; for 25
years Member of the Stretford Urban District Council, and thrice
Chairman ; Chairman of the County Licensing Committee,
Salford Hundred ; Manchester Port Sanitary Authority ; of the
AUied Trades, Bleaching, Dyeing, and Printing Industries,
Lanes, Cheshire, and Yorks. War Work : Chairman of the
Stretford Red Cross Society, and Hospitals Committee ; M.P.
for the Stretford Division of Lancashire, since 1918. Address :
The Hawthorns, Edge Lane, Stretford. Clubs : National
Liberal, London ; Reform, Manchester. (03892)
ROBINSON, Thomas, C.B.E.
ROBINSON, Lieut.-Col. Sir Thomas Bilbe, G.B.E.,
K.C.M.G, K.B, 6. 1853 ; s. of Robert William Robinson.
of Nelson Dock, Rotherhithe ; to. Rosa Hannah, d. of W.
Cowell, of Broadstairs. Agent-General for Queensland, 1910-
20. War Work : Purchaser and Director of meat supplies
for the Allied Armies in all theatres of war ; purchaser and
director of army and civilian imported cheese supplies from
1915, until relieved from this duty by the Ministry of Food ;
Chairman of Refrigerated Ships' Tonnage Control Committee ;
Officer Legion of Honour, Commander Crown of Italy, Crown
of Belgium. Addresses : 7, Cambridge Gate, Regent's Park ;
Worth Foreland, Broadstairs. Clubs : Oriental ; Reform ;
Queensland ; Chelsea Arts.
ROBINSON, Thomas Ingle. M.B.E, 6. 13 Aug. 1878;
s. of John Robinson, of Over, Cambs. ; to. Gertrude, d. of
Thomas Page, Ocklev, Surrev. Educ. : Privately, and Military.
CivU Servant. War Work : Civil Service duties at War Office.
Address: Glen-Derup, 29, Derwent Road, Palmers Green,
». 13. (M2355)
ROBINSON, William, C.B.E. Financial Sec, India
Offlcs. (C279)
ROBINSON, Col. William Arthur, C.B C.M.G., 6. 1864 ;
*¦ of the late George Robinson, of R6union, Mauritius ; m. 1906,
Florence Helen, d. of the late Wentworth L. Cole. Educ :
Eton, and R.M.A. Entered R.A., 1884 , became Capt. 1893 ;
Brevet Major, 1899 ; Lieut.-Col. 1910 ; Col. 1913 (h.-p, 1919) ;
served with the Niger ExperUtion, 1897-98 (despatches, medal
Wth clasp, Brevet Major) ; in the S. African War, 1899-1900 ;
Present at actions of Paardeberg and Poplar Grove (Queen's
medal with five clasps) ; in the Great War, 1914-19, as Brig.-
™. on Staff (despatches). Address : 6, Albert Gate Court,
Kmghtsbridge, S.W. 1. Club : Naval and Military. (C280)

ROBINSON, Sir William Arthur, K.C.B, C.B, C.B.E,
6. 9 Sept. 1871 ; s. of late William Robinson, of Saunders
House, Lung Marton, Westimirland; to. 24 Oct. 1910, Jean
Pasley, -2nd. d. of C Mitchell. Served in Colonial Office,
1897-1912 ; First-Class Clerk, 1905 ; Asst. Secretary, Imperial
Conference, 1907 and 1911 ; Secretary Dominions Roval Com
mission, 1911-12; Asst. Secretary H.M. Office of Works,
1912-18; Permanent Secretary to the Air Council, 1918-20;
First Secretary, Ministry of Health, from 1920. Address : 12,
Albion Street, Hyde Park, W. (C280)
ROBINSON, William Charles, M.B.E, 6. 18 Oct. 1855 ;
s. of William Robinson, of Peckham, S.E. ; to. Mary Ada
Allen, d. of Henry Taylor, of Bow, E. Educ. : Wesleyan
Training Coll, Horseferry Road, Westminster, S.W. Super
intendent of " V " Division, Metropolitan Police (ret.) ;
Member of the Richmond Borough CouncU. War Work :
In charge of a large area of London during the air raids of the
war. Address : Melvin, High Park Avenue, Kew Gardens,
Surrey. Club : National Liberal. (M900)
ROBINSON, William Cornforth, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 12 July,
1861 ; s. of Mary Ann Smith, of Burnley ; m. Martha Ann, d. of
Dennis Booth, of Burnley. Educ. : Burnley. Trade Union
Sec. War Work : Red Cross (Sir Dennis Bayley's Committee);
County Tribunal, re Recruiting. Address : 237, Manchester
Road, Bury. (052)
ROBINSON, Capt. William Edward, M.B.E.
ROBINSON, William Henry, C.B.E.
ROBINSON, Major WiUiam Henry, O.B.E, Can. A.S.C,
has Croix de Guerre of France (2nd Award).
ROBINSON, Lieut. William Henry, M.B.B.
ROBINSON, Major-Gen. William Henry Banner, C.B,
C.B.E, fi. 1803 ; s. of the late Capt. Valiancy Robinson, R.N. ;
to. 1905, Elsie Marian, d. of W. Deane Butcher M.R.C.S, of
Holyrood, Ealing, W. Entered Indian Medical Service, 1888 ;
became Major, 1898 ; Lieut.-Col. 1900 ; Col, 1914, and Maj.-
Gen, 1918 ; served with the Burma Expedition, 1885-89
(despatches, medal with two clasps) ; Waziristan Expedition,
1894-95 (clasp) ; Chitral Relief Force, J 895 (medal with clasp) ;
Tirah Expedition, 1897-98 (clasp) ; in the Great War, 1914-15
(despatches) ; appointed an Hon. Surg, to H.M, 1919,
(C2914)
ROBINSON, Lieut.-Col. William Pasley, D.S.O, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C, 6. 1877. An Assist. Director of Transport with rank
of Lieut.-Col. ; served in the S. African War, 1900-2
(Queen's medal with four clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ;
in the Great War, 1914-17 (despatches). (08533)
ROBINSON, William Walter, M.B.B.
ROBINSON, Capt. Cecil BOWES-, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
ROBLEY, Lieut. Vernon Edward, M.B.E.
ROBSON, Major Archibald, O.B.E.
ROBSON, Constance Evelyn, Mrs, M.B.E.
ROBSON, Helene, Mrs, M.B.E.
ROBSON, Sir Herbert Thomas, K.B.E, 6. 17 Nov.
1874 ; s. of the Rev. Canon W. H. F. Robson, of Claughton,
Birkenhead ; to. Gladys Meredith, d. of J. G. Apthorp, of
Brough, Yorks. Educ. : Birkenhead School ; Trinity CoU,
Cambridge. Chairman, Karachi Chamber of Commerce,
1910-11 ; additional Member, Bombay Legislative Council
1910-11 ; Chevalier of the Legion of Honour, Sept. 1919.
War Work : Member Royal Commission on Wheat Supplies,
1917 to date ; Chairman, Wheat Export Co, Inc., New York,
Official Agents to Allied Wheat Executive, 1917 to date.
Address : Westalls, Burnham, Bucks. (K401)
ROBSON, James, M.B.E, fi. 5 Oct. 1871 ; s. of George
Robson, of Hexham ; m. Margaret Alice, d. of Andrew Leithead,
of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. : Elswick. Engineer. War
Work : Design of heavy gun mountings for H.M. Services,
and special adaptations of heavy naval guns for use in the
field. Address : 61, Earlsdon Street, Coventry. Clubs :
C.F.A, Coventrv ; Hearsal. (M90D
ROBSON, Capt. John, O.B.E.
ROBSON, Lieut. John Wintour, O.B.E.
ROBSON, Philip Warwick, O.B.B.
ROBSON, Lieut. Thomas Buston, M.B.E, R.G.A. (T.)
ROBSON, WiUiam Tuke, M.B.E.
ROBSON, Col. Sir Arthur William. MAYO-, K.B.E.,
C B , C.V.O, Knight of Grace Order of St. John of Jerusalem,
D.Sc, F.R.CS, 6. -17 April, 1853; s. of J. B. Robson, of
Filey.- to Florence, d. of Wm. Walker, of Osmondthorpe
Hall, Yorkshire. Educ. : Wesley Coll, and Yorkshire Coll,
Victoria Univ. Hon. Consulting Surgeon, King Edward VII.
Memorial Hospital, Windsor, also of Leeds General Infirmary ;
Emeritus Professor of Surgery, Univ. of Leeds ; Member of
Council, Royal Coll. of Surgeons of England, 1893-1909;
Vice-President, 1902-3, and 1904-5 ; Hunterian Professor,
R C S 1897, 1900, 1904 ; Bradshaw Lecturer, R.C.S, 1905 ;
late Hon. Surgeon, Dreadnought Hospital, and Lecturer,
London School of Clinical Medicine; Hon. President, 15th
International Congress of Medicine at Lisbon, 1906 ; Hon.
President, Surgical Section, 13th International Medical
Congress, Paris, 1903 ; Past President of Leeds and W.R.
Med Chir Soc. ; Hon. Fellow American Surgical Soc. ; Hon.
Member Soc. de Chir, Paris ; Hon. Member, Royal Soc. de
Medic Ghent; Governor and Member of Council, Imperial
Service Coll, Windsor ; Chairman, Managing Committee, Home
of Recovery, Cobham ; Author of several works on Surgery and
AUied Subjects, and of numerous articles in Medical Journals ;
Joint Editor of " Surgery, Medicine and Gynecology," PhUa-
delphia War Work : Col. A.M.S. ; served 6 months m 3rd

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Roch

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

London General Hospital; Feb. 1915, lent by War Office
at request of French Military Sec. to Instal Urgency Cases
Hospital for the French in the Argonne ; April, 1915, recaUed
to help instal Reading War Hospital (3000 beds) ; May, 1915,
sent to Egypt ; served through Dardanelles Campaign ; at
Suvla Landing ; mentioned twice in despatches, Egypt and
Dardanelles ; later to France ; awarded C.B. (Mil), and K.B.E.
(Mil.) ; 1917-20, Consulting Surgeon, Southern Command ;
Member of Council of Consultants at War Office ; Inspector of
Special MUitary Surgical Hospitals, Southern Command.
Address : Broadoak, Seale, Surrey. Clubs : Athenaeum ;
Bath ; Royal Societies' ; Ranelagh. (K292)
ROCH, Col. Horace Sampson, C.M.G, CB.E, D.S.O,
fi. 1876 ; s. of the late Dep. Surg.-Gen. Sampson Roch, of
Woodbine Hill, co. Waterford ; to. 1919, Marjorie, who died,
1919, e. d. of the late Robert Henry Power, of Cliff House,
Ardmore, co. Waterford (see Burke's Peerage). Lieut.-Col.
R.A.M.C ; Assist. Director of Med. Sers. of a Div. with rank
of Col. ; served in the S. African War, 1899-1902 ; present
at relief of Ladysmith (Queen's medal with six clasps, King's
medal with two clasps) ; in the Great War, 1915-18 (despatches), (C3177)
ROCH, Eng.-Comm. Sydney George, O.B.E., R.N.
ROCHDALE, Lady Beatrice Mary, M.B.E, 6. 5 Nov.
1871 ; d. of 3rd Earl of EUesmere (see Burke's Peerage) ;
m. George Kemp, 1st Baron Rochdale (see BrmKE's Peerage).
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Commandant Convalescent
Hospital for officers and men. Address : Lingholm, Keswick.
Club : Ladies' Athenaeum. (M9485)
ROCHE, Capt. AUred Lyttleton, M.B.B.
ROCHE, A. W, O.B.E. (011788/)
ROCHE, Lieut.-Col. Benjamin Robert, O.B.E, 6. 3 Feb.
1865 ; s. of T. Roche, J.P, of Annakisha House, Killavullen,
Co. .Cork; m. Blanche, d. of W. Jones, of Manor House,
Finchley, N. Educ. : The Abbey, Tipperary. War Work :
Served in France from Nov. 1914 to Feb. 1916 : home from
Feb. 1916 to Sept. 1919. Address: Dorset Lodge, KiUinev,
Co. DubUn. Club : Royal Irish Yacht. (07645)
ROCHE, EUzabeth Jane, M.B.E. War Work : For three
years from 1916-19, organising Sec. of the EaUng War
Dressings Association, 2, Grange Road, EaUng, W. Address :
16, St. Stephen's Road, Ealing, W. 13. (M3943)
ROCHE, Francis Patrick, M.B.B.
ROCHE, Lieut.-Col. Nelson Joseph, O.B.E, R.A.F.
ROCKETT, Capt. Herbert Charles, O.B.E, M.R.CV.S,
6. 12 Aug. 1892 ; s. of F. Rockett, of Paignton ; to. Florence
Beatrice, d. of W. R. Greenwood, of London. Educ. : All-
hallows School, Honiton, and Queen's Coll, Taunton. Veterin
ary Surgeon. War Work : Royal Army Veterinary Corps
(attached 34th Division). Address : 14, Claremont Road,
Tunbridge WeUs. (05727)
ROCKEY, WUUe, O.B.B.
RODD, Surg. -Comm. Montague Louis Bouchier, O.B.E,
R.N. RODDA, George Charles, M.B.E.
RODDAM. Lieut.-Col. Roddam John, O.B.E, J.P, D.L,
fi. March, 1857 ; s. of Roddam John Roddam, of Roddam ;
to. Helen Fredericka, d. of Capt. A. T. Goldie, R.N, of The
Hermitage, Douglas, Isle of Man. Educ. : Clare CoU, Cam
bridge. Commandant, 3rd Batt. Northumberland Fusiliers
(Special Reserve) from 1909. War Work : Raised and com
manded 15th Batt. Northumberland Fus. in 1914 tiU Sept.
1916 ; MiUtary Member of TravelUng Medical Board ; went
overseas to May, 1917, and was attached to 2nd Anzac Corps
(afterwards the 22nd Corps). Address : Roddam HaU, Wooper-
ton Station, Northumberland. (0696)
RODDIS, Lieut. Ernest, M.B.E, b. 16 July, 1885 ; s. of
Thomas Roddis, of Rotherham ; m. Daisy LiUan, d. of Alfred
C Taylor, of Warwick. Educ. : Grammar School, Rother
ham. Civil Servant. War Work : Royal Engineers (Signals),
Dec. 1914, to Oct. 1919 ; France, Salonica, E.E.F. Address :
Alpha Cottage, 16, Cherry Street, Warwick. (M4701)
RODERICK, Dr. Henry Buckley, O.B.E, T.D, M A.
M.Ch, M.D. (Cantab.), M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P. (Lond.), D P h'
(Camb.), fi. 19 Aug. 1874 ; s. of WilUam and Maria Roderick,
of LlaneUy ; m. Hilda Mary, d. of John Clay, of Cambridge.
Educ. : Bath CoU. ; Emmanuel Coll, Cambridge ; St. George's
Hospital, London. Surgeon ; Univ. Demonstrator of Surgery ;
Surgeon to Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge. War Work ¦
Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. (T.F.), commanding Medical Unit of
Cambridge Univ. O.T.C. ; M.O. to Univ. Board for Com
missions ; Surgeon to first Eastern General Hospital ; Officer
commanding No. 55 General Hospital, B.E.F, France ; twice
mentioned in despatches. Address : 17, Trumpington Street
Cambridge. (05728)
RODERICKS, John FISHER-, M.B.E, 6. 12 July,
1866 ; s. of George Rodericks, of Madras. Postmaster of
some of the largest Post Offices to India and in chief charge, as
Presidency Postmaster, of Madras and Calcutta ; now Post
master-General and Deputy Director-General Posts and
Telegraphs, Indian Empire. War Work: Hon. Sec. of the
PubUcity Committee (Calcutta Branch) of the Great War
Loan raised in India. Address : AUpore Park Place, Calcutta.
„  „ (M6283)
RODET, Engr.-Capt. Ernest WiUiam, CB.E, R.N. Served
in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (CI 937)
RODGER, Alexander, O.B.E. -^v*')
RODGER, James AlUson, M.B.E.
RODGERS, Charles, O.B.E.

RODGERS, Major Frederick MiUar, O.B.E, M.D
R.A.M.C. RODGERS, Capt. Rivers Thomas, M.B.B, I.M.D, fi.
13 Sept. 1872 ; s. of Thomas Rodgers, of Chunar ; m. Elizabeth
Idee ; d. of W. J. Brinkworth, of Simla. Educ. : Boys' High
School, Allahabad, IncUa, and privately. Assistant Health
Officer, Simla, 1899 ; Civil Surgeon. Buldona, Berars, 1906-11 ;
Superintendent, Central Jails, Rajpur, Nagpur, Jubbulpore,
India, from 1911-20. War Work: In Medical and Executive
charge of the Jubbulpore Central Jail ; the custody of certain
special prisoners, and the manufacture of TextUe Munitions for
British and Indian troops. Address : c/o Inspector-General
of Prisons, Central Provinces, India. Club : Nerbudda,
Jubbulpore, C.P. (M6234)
RODHAM, Paymaster-Comm. Cuthbert HaUiburton,
O.B.E, R.N.
RODHAM, Robert, M.B.E.
RODHOUSE, Alfred Edward, M.B.E, 6. 13 Nov. 1871 ;
s. of Charles Rodhouse, J.P, of Daventry, Northants; m.
Amy Ellen, d. of John Matthew Ambler. Educ. : Daventry
Grammar School. Leather Factor. Address : Lugano, The
Drive, Northampton. (M9487)
RODICK, Lieut. WilUam, O.B.E.
RODLIFFE, Capt. Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
RODNEY, Corisande, Baroness, C.B.E.
RODWAY, Barron John, O.B.E, L.D.S.
RODWAY, George Frederick, M.B.E, R.N.
RODWELL, Major Francis John, O.B.E, T.D, fi. 1886;
s. of John Kirby RodweU, of Cambridge ; m. Florence Catherine,
d. of Frederick Brown, I.S.O, of Malvern. Educ. : Dulwich
Coll. Solicitor ; Clerk to Halesworth District CouncU ; Clerk
to Burial Board, etc. War Work : Volunteer, 1903 ; Active
Service, Aug. 1914-19. Address : Castle House, Halesworth,
Suffolk. (03172)
RODWELL, Major James Theodore, O.B.E, R.A.F.
ROE, AUiott Verdon, O.B.E, 6. 26 April, 1877 ; s. of
Edwin Hodgson Roe, of Manchester ; to. Mildred, d. of
Samuel Kirk, of Derby. Educ. : St. Paul's, Hammersmith.
War Work : Pioneered and developed the Avro Aeroplanes ;
during the latter part of the war about cne-third of the total
timber supply for aircraft was absorbed by the Avros, according
to a speech made by Lord Weir. Address : High Firs, Bursle-
don, Hants. Club : Royal Aero. (0697)
ROE, FUght-Lieut. Robert Lloyd, O.B.B, M.B,
R.A.M.C. ROEBER, WiUiam Carl Trorey, O.B.B, M.C, Capt.
(T.F. Res.), 6. 25 Sept. 1887 ; s. of the late Oscar Julius Hugo
Roeber ; to. Dorothy, d. of Charles Goode, of Wandsworth
Common. Educ : Sir Walter St. John's School. War Work :
Served at home and B.E.F. F'rance, in the ranks, 1914-17 ;
CivU Service Rifles and Army CycUst Corps ; later at No. 8
O.C.B., Lichfield ; commissioned, March 1918, to Civil Service
Rifles ; served for winter campaign, North Russia, Sept. 1918,
to June, 1919 ; mentioned in despatches, and received Order of
St. Stanislaus (2nd Class) with swords, and Order of St. Anne
(3rd Class) with swords. Address : 5, Broomwood Road,
Wandsworth Common, S.W. Club : Civil Service Rifles.
(O6808)
ROEBUCK, Samuel, M.B.E, J.P.
ROFFE, John, M.B.E, fi. 16 March, 1857 ; s. of WiUiam
Henry Roffe, of Tunbridge Wells ; m. Mary Sophia, d. of
Thomas Palmer Machin, of Beddington, Surrey. Educ. :
St. James' School, Tunbridge Wells. Station Superintendent,
Central Station, Brighton, L.B. & S.C Rly. War Work : In
connection with movement of troops, ambulance trains con
veying wounded, etc. Address : Station House, Shaftesbury
Place, Brighton. (M9488)
ROGAN, Rev. Peter, O.B.E.
ROGER, Herbert Campbell, M.B.E.
ROGERS, Capt. Alfred George, M.B.E, The King's
Liverpool Regt, fi. 5 July, 1878 ; s. of the late Tom Rogers;
m. EmUy Alice. Educ. : Army Schools. Joined the Army
at the age of 15, and passed through the various ranks from
Boy to Capt. (27 years service). War Work : Commanded
The Depot, The King's Liverpool Regt, Peshawar, during the
Frontier Risings, Aug. to Dec. 1915 ; commanded the Attached
Section and Rest Camps, Bombay, 1916-19 ; awarded M.B.E,
June, 1919, for work in connection with accommodating large
numbers of troops at very short notice and making them com
fortable compatible with the circumstances ; also accom
modating large numbers prisoners of war. Addresses : 2,
Westgate Gardens, EaUng, VV. 13 ; c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, 16,
Charing Cross. (M6512)
ROGERS, Arthur Burden Campbell, C.B.E, M.I.C.E.
ROGERS, Lieut.-Col. Charles Herman, O.B.E.
ROGERS, Dorothy Heyward, M.B.E.
ROGERS, Rev. Edgar, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 26 Feb. 1873 ;
s. of John Frederick Rogers, of Liverpool ; m. AUce Buckley,
d. of James Smith, of Wigan. Educ. : Liverpool Coll. ; St.
John's CoU, Oxford. Chaplain-General and Sec. of Church
Lads' Brigade (K.R.R.C.) Cadets ; late Vicar of St. Sepulchre,
London, Middlesex. War Work : Cadet service, joint raiser of
16th (S.) Batt. K.R.R.C. (C.L.B.). Address : 5, Essex VUlas,
Kensington, W. (011242)
ROGERS, Edith Louisa Julie, Lady, C.B.E, Lady of
Grace of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 21 Nov. 1861 ; d. oi Major
Frederick Sykes, of 3rd Bombay Cavalry ; m. John Godfrey, s.
of the late G. Handel Rogers. Educ. : London. War Work :
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Cairo, Egypt ; section leader of detachment executive ; on
committees for convalescent outings, Nurses (Red Cross) Club,
Rea Cross Work Rooms ; President of Committee running
permanent canteen for troops, and raUway canteens. Address :
Whitelands, Edenbridge, Kent. (0607)
ROGERS, Fergus Carstairs, M.B.E.
ROGERS, Florence Criohton, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of G.
T. Jenkins, of Franklands, Burgess HU1, Sussex ; to. Col.
6. W. N. Rogers, late the Royal Irish. War Work : Six
years' work for wives and famUies of soldiers and sailors
with Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Assoc, and War Pensions ;
and Chairman of sub-committee3, etc. Address : 25, Albany
Villas, Hove, Sussex. (M9490)
ROGERS, Frederiok Henry, M.B.E, 6. 16 May, 1884 ;
s. of F. H. Rogers, CouncUlor of Teignmouth ; m. May Edith,
„. of Thomas Lay, of Stockwell, S.W. Educ. : Ashburton
Grammar School, South Devon. Staff Clerk, Air Ministry,
Kingsway. War Work : Assisted in the organisation of the
Prisoners of War Bureau, Wellington Street, Strand ; from
1916 onwards engaged upon compiling the records and arrang
ing the distribution and despatch of correspondence of the
whole Air Ministry ; also acted as custodian of files of an
extremely confidential nature. Address : 1, Linden Avenue,
Thornton Heath. (M9491)
ROGERS, George James Nicholas, M.B.E.
ROGERS, Lieut. George Wase, M.B.E.
ROGERS, Lieut. Gilbert, M.B.E.
ROGERS, Lieutenant Gilbert, M.B.E.
ROGERS, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Harry George, M.B.E, M.C,
6. 14 Feb. 1873 ; s. of George Rogers, of Essex ; to. Alice EmUy,
d. of Frederick Kemp, of Essex. Educ. : London. War Work :
Quartermaster 1st Batt. R.W. Kent Regt, British Expedition
ary Force, Aug. 1914, to Aug. 1916. Address : 87, Tonbridge
Road, Maidstone. (M6700)
ROGERS, Henry, M.B.E, 6. 9 Sept. 1862 ; s. of George
Rogers, of Cheddleton, Staffs ; m. Georgina, d. of John Foster,
of Cheltenham. Educ. : Cheddleton School. Metallurgist
and Works Manager. War Work : Production of High Class
Non-ferrous aUoys for Ammunition. Address : 75, Blenheim
Road, Moseley, Birmingham. Clubs : Member of Institute of
Metals ; FeUow of the Royal Society of Arts. (M2360)
ROGERS,Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Henry, O.B.E, R.N.
ROGERS, Henry Montague, M.B.E, 6. 22 Aug. 1885.
Chief Clerk, Government Office, Isle of Man ; Private Sec. to
the Lieutenant Governor. War Work : Chiefly in connection
with AUen's Detention Camps. Address : Maybank, Eastfield,
Douglas, Isle of Man. . (M3944)
ROGERS, Capt. Henry Waters Lyttleton, M.B.E,
ROGERS, Herbert Edwin Wright, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 30th
June, 1864; s. of Herbert Wright, of London; m. Ellen
Maud Bickley, d. of Benjamin Bickley Rogers, M.A, D.Litt,
of Strawberry HU1, Middlesex. Educ. : Charterhouse and
Trinity CoU, Cambridge. M.A, LL.B., Barrister-at-Law. Wat-
Work: Member of DiscipUne Board, MetropoUtan Special
Constabulary; Member of Committee of Royal Air Force
Hospitals. Addresses : Yarlington, Somerset ; Old Bracon-
dale, Cromer, Norfolk ; 57, Cleveland Square, London, W. 2 ;
Hi, New Square, Lincoln's Inn, London, W.C. 2. Clubs :
Reform; Royal Automobile ; Cromer. (01819)
ROGERS, Comm. Hugh Hext, O.B.E, R.N.
ROGERS, Hugh Innes, O.B.E, M.I.E.E, 6. 1872 ; s. of
Jonh Innes Rogers, of Bournemouth ; to. Beatrice Elizabeth,
d. of Charles Hunton, of Bath. Educ : Temple Grove ; Marl
borough ; King's Coll, London. President Bristol Association
of Engineers, 1913-15 ; Chairman Western Centre Institution
of Electrical Engineers, 1918-19 ; Member of Council Institu
tion of Electrical Engineers, 1918-20. War Work : Member
West of England Munitions Committee ; as Chairman of
BreckneU, Munro and Rogers, Ltd, Bristol, organised and ex
tended their works which became the biggest producer of shells
in the West of England. Address : Heathfield, St. Stephen's
Road, Bath. (011243)
ROGERS, James George, M.B.E, R.N.
ROGERS, Joan, M.B.E, fi. 2 July, 1894 ; d. of Arthur
Edmond Rogers, of London. Educ. : St. Paul's Girls' School.
War Work : Lady Superintendent, Royal Army Pay Depart
ment, 3 years 8 months ; also for two years worked on the Na
tional Land CouncU, training and placing women on the land.
Address : 24, CharleviUe Road. W. 14. (M2363)
ROGERS, John, O.B.E.
ROGERS, John, O.B.E.
ROGERS, John Henry, O.B.E, 6. 15 Feb. 1867; s. of
John Rogers, of Birmingham ; to. NeUie Coulson, d. of Edward
Smith, of Birmingham. Educ : Privately. Chartered Ac
countant. War Work : Hon. Sec. Birmingham Joint V.A.D.
Committee ; Hon. Sec. Birmingham Local Centre, St. John
Ambulance Association ; Knight of Grace of the Order of St.
John. Address: Calthorpe Fields, Edgbaston, Birmingham.
Club: Clef. (03893)
ROGERS, Kenneth, O.B.E, M.D. (Lond.) 1894, M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P. (1893), 6. 17 March, 1870 ; s. of John Innes Rogers,
of Knyveton Court, Bournemouth ; m. Elizabeth Hope, d. of
Archibald Parker, of Camden Wood, Chislehurst. Educ :
Temple Grove School ; Marlborough Coll. ; St. Bartholomew's
Hospital ; and Vienna. House Physician, St. Bart.'s Hospital,
1895-96; author of " Musings of a Medico" (verse). War
Work : Physician on staff of the Brook War Hospital, Wool
wich, 1915-19. Address : 16, Upper Park Road, Bromley.
Kent. Clubs: Walton Heath; Sundridge Park Golf . (04389)

ROGERS, Lilian May, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
ROGERS, Capt. Lincoln Coslett, O.B.E, R.A.O.C
ROGERS.Mary Georgiana Helen, Mrs.,M.B.E, 6. 27 Jan.
1871 ; d. of Capt. Duncan McNeill, of Oransay Priory, Argyll-
store ; m. 1st, J. F. Tanatt, of Ellary, Argyll; 2nd,
Rev. Henry Rogers, s. of the late Richard Rogers, of
Coltishall Hall, Norwich. War Work : Hon. Organising Officer
of Women's Recruiting for Lowestoft Area under Ministry of
Labour ; was member of Divisional Council of Ministry of
Labour for S. Midlands and Eastern Division ; Member of
Lowestoft Local Employment Committee ; Chairman of
Women's Sub-Committee ; Chairman of Main L.B.C. from
March, 1920. Addresses : Ellary, Ardrishaig, Argyll ; Claren
don, Lowestoft.
ROGERS, Richard Hawke, M.B.E.
ROGERS, Rose Sophia, M.B.E, 6. 8 June, 1852 ; d. of
John Rogers, of Holt Hall, Norfolk. Educ. : At home. Mem
ber of Board of Guardians. War Work : Hon. Sec. Red Cross
Mutford and Lothingland District, Suffolk ; Quartermaster
Suffolk 48 V.A.D. ; Member of Local Tribunal and Food
Committee ; Collector of Red Cross Work for three parishes.
Address : The Lodge, Belton, Gt. Yarmouth. Club : Alexan
dra Ladies'. (M3945)
ROGERS, Major Tanner Montagu, O.B.E.
ROGERS, Thomas Edward, M.B.E.
ROGERS, Major Thomas Leslie, O.B.E, A.P.D.
ROGERS, Timothy, M.B.E, 6. 3rd Sept. 1862; s. of
John Rogers, of Scariff, Co. Clare. Surveyor ol Customs and
Excise. War Work : Deputy to the Admiralty Marshal in
work associated with the Blockade. (M9494)
ROGERS, Lieut. WUliam Aldrioh, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
ROGERS, Muriel Augusta G., Mrs. COLTMAN-, C.B.E.;
d. of Major Fred. B. Chapman, of 14th Hussars ; to. Charles
Coltman, s. of the Rev. John Rogers. Educ. : Privately.
Member Local Education Authority, Co. Radnor ; County
Nursing Committee ; President B.R.C.S, Radnor. War
Work : Commandant Knighton Auxiliary Hospital (100 beds) ;
Chairman Radnor Women's War Agricultural Committee ;
Member County Appeal Tribunal. Addresses : Stanage Park,
Brampton-Bryan, Radnorshire ; Llagnaby Priory, Spilsby,
Lincolnshire. (C2915)
ROGERS, Capt. Henry Waters LYTTELTON-. O.B.E,
6. 1878 ; s. of Capt. J.H. Lyttelton-Eogers, of Co. Longford,
Ireland ; to. Eleanor Frances, d. of Major H. W. Reeve, Educ. :
Abroad. War Work : Service in France, June, 1916, to Feb.
1919. Address : 25, HU1 Street, Knightsbridge, London,
S.W. (05729)
ROGERSON, Albert Chorley, C.B.E, M.Inst.CE,
M.I.Mech.E, 6. 13 June, 1869 ; s. of WUUam Chorley Rogerson,
of Manchester ; to. Eleanor Blanche, d. of Arthur Hambleton,
of Manchester. Educ. : Privately, and Manchester School of
Technology. General Manager of Messrs. Beyer Peacock
& Co, Ltd. Locomotive Engineers and Machine Tool Makers,
Manchester; Member of the Institute of CivU Engineers,
Institute of Mechanical Engineers, and Executive Committee
of the Manchester Engineering Trades Employers' Association.
War Work : Field Artillery ; 18-Pounder Gun Carriages ;
Howitzer Carriages and Equipments, and Gun Director Towers
for Battleships. Addresses : Gorton, Manchester ; Malvern,
AUerton Road, Hesketh Park, Southport. (C2916)
ROGERSON, Capt. John Edwin, O.B.E.
ROGERSON, WiUiam Henry, M.B.E.
ROLFE, Capt. Charles Bertram, M.B.E, 6. 21 April,
1884 ; s. of Francis Rolfe, of Wendon Lofts. Educ. : Perse
School, Cambridge. Surveyor ; Sec. The Farmers' Club.
War Work: Hon. Artillery Company, Aug. 1914, to March,
1915 ; Sec. The Forage Committee, War Office, March, 1915,
to April, 1919. Address : The Farmers' Club, 2, Whitehall
Court, S.W. 1. Club: R.A.S.C. (M5586)
ROLFE, Ethel Blanche, M.B.E.
ROLFE, Richard Alfred, M.B.E.
ROLFE, Sybil Katherine, Mrs. NEVILLE-, O.B.E.
ROLLAND, Lieut.-Col. Charles Edward Tulloch, C.B.E,
ROLLASON, Walter Herbert, O.B.E, 6. 1868. Educ. :
Leamington Coll, and Caius Coll, Cambridge. War Work :
Hon Executive Officer, Llandudno Food Control Committee,
and other clerical work. Address: Wynberg, Carmen Sylva
Road, Llandudno. (011244)
ROLLESTON, Major Arthur George, O.B.E, R.H.A, and
R F A 6 11 Oct. 1883; s. of T. W. Rolleston, of Glasshouse,
Shim-one, King's Co. ; m. Susan Agnes, d. of Baron Carina, of
Elm Park, Carina, Limerick (see BURKE'S Peerage). Educ. :
St Columba's Coll, Rathfarnham, Co. DubUn. Army
(Regular) War Work : Served with R.H.A. and R.F.A. in
Belgium France, Egypt, and Italy ; Commandant of Artillery
School in Italy, 1918, with rank of Lieut.-Col. Address : Elm
Park, Carina, Limerick. Club : Cavahy. (06412)
ROLLESTON, C. E. Maud, Lady, CB.E, 6. Sept. 1859 ;
d of Col the Hon. Robert Dalzell, C.B. (see Bukke'S Peerage) ;
rh Sir Lancelot, K.C.B, D.S.O, s. of Col. Lancelot Rolleston,
ofWatnaU Hall, Notts, (see Bukke'S Landed Gentry). Educ:
At home President iof the City and County of Nottingham
Women's PoUce Court Association. County Sec. Soldiers' and
Sailors' FamiUes Association ; Member of County War Pensions
Committee. Address : Watnall Hall, Notts. (C1013)
ROLLESTON, Iris Brenda, Mrs., C.B.E. Organised and
was Matron of Taumaru Hospital (N.Z.) for wounded and

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Convalescent Soldiers. Address : Taumaru, Dowry Bay, New
Zealand. (C1998)
ROLLESTON, Lieut.-Col. Lancelot William, CB.E,
M.B., R.A.M.C
ROLLIN, Ambrose, O.B.E, 6. 5 July, 1871 ; s. of William
Chas. RolUn, of Plymouth ; m. Eva Maria Edwinia, d. of
Edwin Smithbirt, of Plymouth. Educ. : Stoke Public School,
Devonport;- King's Coll, London. War Work: Served as
Cashier, H.M. Dockyard, Devonport, throughout the war, with
a turnover of several milUons of money each year. Address :
Pentillie House, 23, Ford Park Road, Plymouth. (03894)
ROLLING, Lieut.-Col. Bernard Ismay, D S.O, O.B.E,
R.E. (T.), fi. 31 May, 1883 ; s. of George Miller RolUng, of The
Grove, Penistone, near Sheffield ; in. Edith Annie, d. of W. H.
Bourne, of Stourbridge. Educ. : Wheelwright Grammar
School, and Victoria Univ, Leeds. Engineer, Igranic Electric
Co. War Work : Commanding 2nd Lowland Field Co, R.E,
29th Division, 1915 ; took part in original landing in Gallipoli,
April, 1915; commanding 412 Field Co, 1916-18, in Egypt,
Palestine, and France ; C.R.E. 8th Corps, Oct. 1918, to June,
1919 ; awarded Brevet Majority, and 4 times mentioned in
despatches. Addresses : 9, Craignulla Road, Langside, Glas
gow ; Maybank, Auchamore Road, Dunoon, Argyllshire.
Club : Constitutional, Glasgow. (02699)
ROLLINGS, William George Benjamin, M.B.E.
ROLLINSON, Capt. Harry Duggan, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
(S.R.). ROLLO, WilUam John, M.B.E.
ROLO, Robert, O.B.E.
ROLT, Frederick Henry.M.B.E. (London), B.Sc, A.C.G.I,
A.M.I.Mech.E, 6. Nov. 1888 ; s. of Frederick James Rolt, of
Wimbledon ; in. Florence Mary, d. of Samuel Edwards, of
Wimbledon. Educ. : RutUsh Science School, Merton ; Central
Technical Coll, Univ. of London. Senior Assistant in Metrology
Dept. of The National Physical Laboratory. War Work :
Supervision of Gauge-Testing Work for Munitions. Address :
National Physical Laboratory, Teddington. (M9499)
ROME, Francis John de, M.B.E. Assistant Censor,
Hong Kong. (M10260a)
ROME, Capt. Samuel Greenlees, O.B.E, M.B.
ROMER, Capt. Charles Robert Ritchie, O.B.E.
ROMER, Lieut. Frederick, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
ROMER, Leila Harriette, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 29 Aug. 1864 ;
d. of John Harding Robinson, late Examiner Standing Orders,
House of Lords ; m. Thomas Ansdell, late Senior Chancery
Master, s. of Thomas Romer. War Work : Started and ran
Y.M.C.A. Hut, Kensington, from Oct. 1914 till July, 1919. (M2354)
ROMER, Lieut.-Col. Malcolm, O.B.E, 6. 13 April, 1882 ;
s. of Col. F. C Romer ; m. Evelyn Louisa, d. of General Sir
Reginald Gipps. Educ. : Eton. 2nd Lieut. Scots Guards,
Jan. 1901 ; Lieut. 1903 ; Capt. 1906 ; Adjutant, 1st Batt,
Dec. 1910, to April, 1914 ; Major, Sept. 1915 ; A. Lieut.-Col.
Sept. 1917 ; retired on retired pay, with rank of Lieut.-Col,
July, 1919. War Work : Served with 2nd Batt. Scots Guards,
Sept. 1914. to Nov. 1914, B.E.F. ; Adjutant 3rd Batt, Jan.
1915, to Jan. 1916 ; Regimental Adjutant, May, 1916, to July,
1917; Commanded 1st Batt. B.E.F, Aug. 1917, to March,
1918; Commanded 3rd Batt, Aug. 1918, to July, 1919;
mentioned in despatches, June, 1918, and June, 1919. Address :
Addington Manor, Thrapston, Northamptonshire. Clubs ;
Guards' ; Turf ; Boodle's ; Arthur's. (08927)
ROMER, Robert LesUe, O.B.E, M.R.C.S.
ROMER, Capt. Robert Wolfgang, O.B.E, R.F.A, fi.
16 Feb. 1895 ; s. of Robert W. W. Romer, of Reigate, Surrey.
Educ. : Bedford School. Shaw Wallace & Co, Calcutta.
War Work : Joined H.A.C. in Aug. 1914 ; proceeded with
" B " Battery to Egypt and Aden ; returned as Sergeant,
May, 1916 ; received commission to R.F.A, Aug. 1914 ; pro
ceeded to France, Feb. 1917 ; wounded and gassed at Armen-
tiers, July, 1917, and sent to Manchester, Convalescent ;
returned to France, Nov. 1917 ; promoted to Capt. and ap
pointed Instructor of French Mortar School at St. Omer ; was
specially mentioned in despatches. (05732)
ROMILLY, Capt. Herbrand Alan, M.B.E.
ROMNEY, William, M.B.E, 6. 22 June, 1865 ; s. of
WiUiam Romney, of Barfrestone, Kent. ; in. Clara, d. of
Richard Coleman, of Langdon Court, nr. Dover. Educ. :
Deal School. Continental Agent, Folkstone Harbour (S.E. and
C. Ry. Co.). War Work : At Folkestone Harbour, Passenger
and Goods, Troops and MUitary Stores, during whole period of
War. Address : 5, Wear Bay Crescent, Folkestone. (M905)
RONALD, George, O.B.E. (06784)
RONALD, James, M.B.E.
RONALD, Capt. Reginald Stanley, O.B.E, R.A. S.C (T.F.).
RONALDSON, Thomas Percy, M.B.E, fi. 17 June, 1865 ;
s. of the late Thomas Ronaldson, of Bickley, Kent, late of
Bournemouth; m. Christine, d. of S. V. B. Asser, J.P, of
Windlesham. Educ. : Privately. Formerly engaged in
shipping business both in London and Antwerp ; was residing
at the latter place when war broke out. War Work : At
War Trade Intelligence Department from Feb. 1915, to April,
1916 ; at Censorship (War Office) from April, 1916, to Aug.
1919 (as Censor, then Assistant Chief Censor). Address :
34, St. Mary's Mansions, W. 2. Club : Thatched House. (M9504)
RONALDSON, Thomas Sheriff, O.B.E.
RONAN, Capt. Walter Joseph, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C, 6
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Work: Capt, R.A.M.C, 1914-19. Address: 47n, Welbeck
Street, Cavendish Square, W. 1. Club : Constitutional. (057331
RONCA, James Franois, M.B.E.
ROOK, Major William Robert, O.B.E, T.D, fi. 18 Nov
1877. War Work : France, 1915-18. Address : Edwalton'
Notts. (05134)
ROOKE, Lieut.-Col. Alfred Shipton, O.B.E.
ROOKE, Capt. John Wentworth, O.B.E.
ROOME, Engr.-Capt. George William, C.B.E, R.N
fi. 1865 ; s. of Henry Roome, formerly Sup. Clerk, Admiralty •
to. 189P, Catherine Aaderson. Stewart, of Newbury, Fife]
Educ. : Aske Sch, Hatcham, S.E. Assist. Instructor Roy'
Naval Coll, Greenwich, 1895-9S and 1906-11, and to Chief
Engineer, Devonport Dockyard, 1898-1901 ; Malta, 1901-2,
and Devonport, 1902-5 ; Chief Engineer, Dockyard, Hong Kong
1912-15, and Pembroke, 1915. (C913)
ROOSE, Capt. Gerald Unna Bond, O.B.E.
ROPE, Dene Mary, M.B.B, W.R.N.S.
ROPER, Brig.-Gen. Alexander WiUiam, C.B, C.B.E,
6. 3 July, 1862 ; s. ol Sir Henry Roper. Educ. : Marlborough.
and Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. War Work : Chief
Engineer, Eastern Command, Jan. to Feb. 1915 ; attached to
G.H.Q, Mediterranean Expeditionary Forces, March, to Oct.
1915 ; Inspector of Royal Engineers, Nov. 1915. to Dec. 1919.
Address: 21, Arlington Road, Eastbourne. Clubs : Army and
Navy ; M.C.C. ; Sussex (Eastbourne) ; Royal Eastbourne
Golf. (C1755)
ROPER, Ann, Mrs, O.B.E.
ROPER, Lieut. George Orchard, M.B.E, R.A.F.
ROPER, John Gregson, O.B.E.
RORISON, George Henry, M.B.E, fi. 13 Dec. 1883 ; s.
of James of Liverpool. Educ. : Birkenhead. Cargo and
Lighterage Expert. War Work : Lighterage Control Board
at Port Said. Club : Union (Port Said, Egypt). (M9502)
ROSCOE, Major Harry, O.B.E, R.G.A. (T.), fi. 31 March,
1886 ; s. of Walter Roscoe, of Worsley, Manchester ; m.
Elizebeth Annie, d. of J. 0. Schofield, of Hanley. Educ:
St. Mark's, Worsley, and Salford Royal Tech. Institute.
Surveyor, Stafford, Coal and Iron Co, Ltd. War Work:
Mobilised with 1/1 North Midland (Staffs) R.G.A. (T.F.),
Aug. 1914 (Lieut.) ; Captain, July, 1915 ; transferred to 2/1
N.M. (Staffs.) R.G.A, AprU, 1915 (owing to injury) ; posted to
command 2/4 Staffs R.F.A. Bty. Oct. 191 5; served in Irish
Rebellion, April, 1916 ; transferred to R.G.A, Woolwich
July, 1916 ; commanded 187 Hy. Bty, Sept. 1916, to Jan. 1917 ;
Capt. 188 Hy. Bty, R.G.A, 60-Pdr, 17 Feb. ¦ served with
188 Hy. Bty, Macedonia, April, 1917, to Jan. 1919, being in
Command from Feb. 1918; first 60-Pdr. Bty. to enter Bulgaria,
Sept. 1918 ; invalided home, Jan. 1919 ; demobilised. May, 22,
1919. Address : Primrose Hill, Hanford, Stoke-on-Trent. (06528)
ROSE, Lieut.-Col. and Qr.-Mr. Ambrose George, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C. ROSE, Lieut. Clifford, M.B.E, LA.
ROSE, Edith, O.B.E, d. of the late John Rose, of Norwich.
Liverpool and District Secretary of the National Vigilance
Association. War work: Honorary Secretary to the Liver
pool Reception Committee for Belgian Refugees and other
Allies. Address : 16, Daulby Street, Liverpool. (011247)
ROSE, Edward Armstrong, O.B.E, fi. 4 Oct, 1868;
s. of Edward Rose, of Wyton Grange, Huntingdon. Educ. :
Cowper House School, Huntingdon. Alderman of Huntingdon
County Council and Chairman of County SmaU Holding and
Allotment Committee. War Work : Active Member of County
War Agricultural Executive Committee. (011248)
ROSE, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Albert, C.B.E, R.A.S.C.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1402)
ROSE, Felix, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 1867. Educ : Royal Insti
tution, Liverpool. Barrister-at-Law. War Work : Hon.
Director, Purchases Department, Board of Trade ; Hon.
Assessor Cotton Claims, Board of Trade, from June, 1915, to
July, 1920. Address : 66, Portland Place, London, W. 1.
Club : Reform ; Walton Heath Golf. (053)
ROSE, Hannah Catherine, M.B.E.
ROSE, Harold GreenweU, M.B.E, Assoc. M. Inst. C.E,
6. 16 April, 1878; s. of John Thompson Rose, of Roker,
Sunderland ; to. Margaret, d. of Thomas Leeman of Geneva,
Switzerland. Educ. : Bede Collegiate School, Sunderland.
Civil Engineer ; Managing Director of the Provincial Con
struction Co, Ltd, Public Works Contractors, Sunderland
War Work : Design of Sewerage and Sewage disposal works
for many Camps ; Resident Engineer, Kinmel Park Camp,
Rhyl ; Chief Assistant Drainage Engineer to the Air Ministry.
Address : 39, West Sunniside, Sunderland. (M9504)
ROSE, Major Harold Oldham, M.B.E, R.E, 6. 13 Dec.
1880 ; s. of Henry Rose, of Bishop Auckland. Educ. :
Durham. Overseer, G.P.O. Sunderland. War Work: R.E.
Signals, France, Salonica Force, Army of the Black Sea.
Address: 25, Grindon Terrace. Sunderland. (M4821)
ROSE, Ivor Sainte Avix, 03.E.
ROSE, Major James, M.B.B, fi. 24 Aug. 1875 ; s. of James
Rose, of Lodsworth Manor, Sussex ; m. Margaret Sophia, d.
of Alfred Leighton, of Pelton, Co. Durham. Educ. : Midhurst
Grammar School. Enlisted at age of 18 years in the Royal
Garrison Artillery. War Work : Served in Sierra Leone from
outbreak of war till Nov. 1915 ; organised and managed the
Ordnance Depot attached to No 1 National FUUng Factory

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nr Leeds. Address : 5, Marshall Avenue, Cross Gates, nr.
Leeds. (M2365)
ROSE, Lieut. Norman Frank, M.B.E, M.G.C.
ROSE, Capt. Thomas Whateley, M.B.E.. M.C, fi. 10 May,
1876; s. ot Frederick Rose, J.P, of Westminster; in. Isabel
Emma, d. of Frederick Savage, of Marden, Kent. Educ. :
Westminster School. Solicitor, England ; Barrister and
Solicitor, Western Australia ; Solicitor, New South Wales.
War Work: Returned from Western Australia, Dec. 1914;
rejoined 5th Batt. The Royal Sussex Regt, 18 Feb. 1915;
Served in France, Belgium, and Italy, June. 1915, to April,
1919 ; mentioned in despatches ; awarded Italian Silver Medal
for Valour. Address : Katoomba, New South Wales. Club :
Imperial Service (Sydney). (MM 14)
ROSEVEARE, Major Leslie, O.B.E, M.Inst.CE, 6. 12
May, 1876 ; s. of Edwin Roseveare, J.P.. of Plymouth. Educ. :
Wycliffe CoUege. Civil Engineer. War Work : Deputy
Assistant Dhector of Roads, 1 Corps, France, 1916-19. Ad
dress: 2, WUmington Square, Eastbourne. (05735)
ROSEVERE, Eng.-Comm. Edward James, O.B.E, R.N.
ROSHER, Noel Burn, O.B.E, M.I.E.E, 6. 6 Dec. 1875 ;
s.of George Rosher, of Higham. Kent ; m. Madeline, d. of Rev.
Canon Cayley, of Toronto. Educ. : Repton School and King's
Coll. Consulting Engineer ; Vice-Chairman, Midland Centre
of the Institution of Electrical Engineers. War Work :
Inspector of Munitions Areas under Ministry of Munitions.
Address : 48, Fountain Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham.
Club: Union Club (Bhmingham). (O700)
ROSKROW, Albert CyrU, M.B.E.
ROSKRUGE, Engr.-Comm. Francis John, D.S.O, O.B.E,
R.N, fi. 1871. Served in S. Africa, 1899-1900 with Naval
guns, and in E. Africa, 1914-18 (despatches). Club : Services. (03557)
ROSLING, 2nd Lieut. CecU, M.B.B, R.E.
ROSS, Lieut. Alexander Jacob Meyer, M.B.E, R.A.F.
ROSS, 2nd Lieut. Alexander Joseph, M.B.E.
ROSS, Capt. Alexander Lewis, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
ROSS, AUce Constance, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 31 July, 1870 ;
d. of Major-Gen. T. Bland Strange, of Geraghmeen, Camberley ;
m. John, s. of Hon. John Ross, of Toronto, Ontario. War Work :
Hon. Divisional Sec. for Westminster Division, British Red
Cross Society. Address : The Steps, Playden, Sussex. Club :
Victoria, for Ladies. (011249)
ROSS, Major Andrew Alexander, O.B.E, R.A.F.
ROSS, Capt. Angus, O.B.E.
ROSS, Archibald John CampbeU, CB.E, 6. 1867 ; s. of
the Rev. A'exander Johnstone Ross, D.D. ; to. 1896, Marion
d. of the late Col. — Gousieff. Eiuc : Marlborough. Ship
builder and Engineer ; a Member of Shipbuilding Council,
Admiralty. War Work : Member of Advisory Committee
on Merchant Shipbuilding, Ministry of Shipping, and to Ad
miralty Controller, 1917. Clubs : Royal Societies' ; Royal
Automobile. (C282)
ROSS, Lieut. Charles Arthur, M.B.B, R.E. (T.).
ROSS, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Charles Thomas, O.B.E,
R A.M.C. (T.).
ROSS, Clara Louise, O.B.E, R.R.C, A.I.F.
ROSS, Major Conrad, O.B.E, R.A, fi. 25 Nov. 1884 ;
s. of Col. W. H. Ross, Indiau Staff Corps, of Bournemouth ;
m. Helen, d. of Martin Cormac, of Eltham. Educ. : Down
side School, Wimbledon Coll, and R.M.A, Woolwich. Officer
in the Royal Garrison ArtiUerv. War Work : Research
Department, Woolwich Arsenal. (07649)
ROSS, 2nd Lieut. Duncan, O.B.E, R.E.
ROSS, Lieut.-Col. Edward Henry, O.B.E.
ROSS, Capt. Findlay McKay, O.B.E, M.C
ROSS, Frederick Alexander, O.B.E.
ROSS, Gladys Ethel, M.B.E.
ROSS, Lieut.-Col. Henry, O.B.E, 6. 29 June, 1877 ; s.
of William Ross, of Leeholme, Cork ; to. Betty, d . of Christopher
Mitchell, of Weymouth. Educ. : Queen's CoU, Cork. Indian
Medical Service. War Work : Hospital Ship " Joorkha,"
Oct. 1914, to AprU, 1916 ; Assistant Director-Gen. Indian
Medical Service, AprU, 1916, to end of War ; Commandant,
Lady Chelmsford Convalescent Home for Officers, Simla,
from 1916-19; Hon. Sec. Indian Joint War Committee for
periods aggregating three years during war. Address : The
Crags, Simla. Clubs : East Indian U.S.; U.S. (Simla). (08928)
ROSS, Lieut.-Col. Hew Dalrymple, O.B.E, fi. 22 Sept.
1871 ; s. of Gen. Sir John Ross, G.C.B. ; to. Kathleen Emma
Mabel, d. of Col. Rt. Hon. Sir Albert Hime, P.C, K.C.M.G.
Educ : Eton and Sandhurst. Rifle Brigade. War Work :
Home, France, and Flanders with Service Battalions of
the Rifle Brigade, 1914-16 ; Rifle Records Office, Winchester,
M16-20. AiWresses : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co. ; Hill House,
Winchester. Clubs : Hampshire County ; Greenjackets Cricket.
(08929)
ROSS, Hugh Henderson, O.B.E.
ROSS, Capt. James Maxwell, M.B.E, F.R.CS.
ROSS, James Stirling, M.A, C.B.E, ft. 3 Aug. 1877;
s. of John Ross, of Edinburgh ; to. Christina MacDonald,
M.A, d. of John Ross, M.A, of Arbroath. Educ. : Royal
nigh School, Edinburgh ; Edinburgh Univ. ; and Balliol
toll., Oxford. Appointed to War Office Staff, 1900 ; now
Director of Finance (for Personnel), Air Ministry. War Work
Chief Accountant for Q.M.G's finance, War Office, and Deputy
s the Assistant Financial Secretary, Air Ministry. Address :
Sutmleigh, Nether Street, Finchley, London, N.3. (C1032)

ROSS, John David MoBeath, M.B.B.
ROSS, Comm. John Kenneth Leveson, O.B.E.
ROSS, Millicent Ellen, M.B.E.
ROSS, Roderick, C.B.E. , M.V.O, 6. 18115: m. Eliza
beth Estlier, e. d. of Henry Mills, of Folkestone. Educ : Helms
dale. ClucI Constable of Ramsgate, 1895-97, and of Bradford,
1898-99 ; Cliief Constable of Edinburgh City since 1899 ; author
of " City of Bradford Constabulary Code," and " City of Edin
burgh Constabulary Code." Address : Bual, Helmsdale,
Sutherlandshire. (C2917)
ROSS, Stella M. Dalrymple, M.B.E. ; d. of Gen. Sir John
Ross, G.C.B, formerly of Stone House, Hayton, Carlisle.
War Work : Hon. Sec. Southfleld Red Cross Hospital, Duns ;
Hon. Sec. and Treas. County Local War Pensions Committee.
Address : Oxendean, Duns, Berwickshire. Clubs : New
Victorian ; Queen's (Edinburgh). (M2368)
ROSS, Stewart Buckle Carne, O.B.E. Censor-in-Charge,
Hong Kong. (011700.0
ROSS, Pillot Officer Tasoar Alan, M.B.B, R.A.F.
ROSS OF CROMARTY, Brig.-Gen. Sir Walter Charteris,
K.B.E, C.B. C.M.G, J.P, D.L, 6. 5 Aug. 1857 ; s. of
Col. G. W. H. Ross of Cromarty, of Cromarty House, Cromarty ;
to. Gertrude May Gathorne, d. of Charles Hill, of Clevedon
Hall and Hazel Manor, Compton Martin, Somerset, England.
Served with Durham Light Infantry in Afghan War (men
tioned) ; S. Africa (3 mentions and C.B. 1900) ; dangerously
wounded 1899 at Botheville, S. Africa; Military Sec. C in C,
Punj ab, India, 1898-99. War Work : Commanded 1st Highland
Brigade, France, 1914-16, and 228th Brigade, Salonica Force,
1916-18 (4 mentions) ; Greek Order of Redeemer, Greek
Military Medal, Star of Roumania. Address: Cromarty House,
Cromarty. Club : Naval and Military.
ROSS, Major William, O.B.E.
ROSS, Major William David, M.A, O.B.E, fi. 15 April, 1877 :
s. of John Ross, M.A, of Edinburgh ; m. Edith Helen, d. of
John Ogden, of Manchester. Educ. : Royal High School,
Edinburgh ; Edinburgh Univ. ; Balliol Coll, Oxford. Fellow,
Tutor, and Librarian of Oriel Coll, Oxford. War Work :
Secretary, N.E. Coast Armaments Committee, 1915-16 ;
Administrative Officer, Inspection Dept, Royal Arsenal,
Woolwich, 1916-17 ; Deputy Director of Inspection, Ministry
of Munitions, 1917-18 ; Deputy Assistant Secretary, Ministry
of Munitions, 1918-19. Address : Oriel CoUege, Oxford ;
6, Charlbury Road, Oxford. (01823)
ROSS, WiUiam Henry, O.B.E, fi. 19 June, 1862 ; s. of
the late John Ross, of Dalkeith ; in. Annie Giimour Pollok,
d. of the late David Dalglish, of Manchester. Educ. : George
Watson's Coll, Edinburgh. Managing Director of the Distillers'
Company, Ltd, Edinburgh, also director of several other
public and private companies. War Work : Member of
Advisory Committee on Alcohol supplies. Address : Stan-
more, Davidson's Mains, Midlothian. Clubs : Devonshire ;
Royal Automobile ; Scottish Conservative (Edin.). (01824)
ROSS, Major WiUiam John, O.B.E, F.R.G.S, R.E, fi.
29 Aug. 1881 ; s. of Donald Ross, of Inverness, N.B. ; m.
Laura, d. of Jonathan Brown, of Horley, Surrey. Educ. :
Royal Academy, Inverness, N.B. Before war, Chief Engineer,
Dorada Railway Ropeway Extension, Colombia, S.A. ; for
merly General Manager Bahia S.W. RaUway, Brazil, and
Construction Engineer, Uruguay, E.C Railway ; served in
S.A. War with 1st Cam. Highs. 1900-1. War Work : 1915-16,
Lieut. 110th Co. R.E, B.E.F, France; 1916-17, Capt.
110th Co. R.E, B.E.F, France ; O.C 110th Co. R.E, France;,
1917-19, O.C. 266th Co. R.E, Palestine ; 1919-20 Major R.E.
Chief Engineer, Palestine Military RaUways. Address : c/o
Cox and Co. Charing Cross, London. (06285)
ROSS, Winifred Margaret, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B.
ROSSALL, Jane, M.B.E.
ROSSER, Thomas Newland, M.B.E.
ROSSITER, Capt. Frederick Norman Chambers, M.B.E,
M.C, R.A. __,_,
ROSSITER, Capt. Thomas Frederick, M.B.E.
ROSSMORE, Mittie, The Lady, O.B.E, d. of Richard
Christopher Naylor, Hooton Hall, Cheshire ; to. Derrick
Warner WUliam, 5th Baron Rossmore, who died 31 Jan. 1921
(see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Red Cross and Canteen.
Addresses : Rossmore, Monaghan ; The Steed House, Hampton
Court (011250)
ROST, Lieut.-Col. Ernest Reinhold, O.B.E, I.M.S.
ROSTERN, Joseph, C.B.E, M.Inst.T, fi. 4 Oct. 1862;
s of Philip Rostern, of Manchester ; to. Clara, d. of John
Walkden J P , CC, of Manchester. Educ. : Privately.
Assistant to General Manager, Great Central Railway, 1899-12,
Chief Goods Manager, G.CR. since 1912 ; Chairman of Goods
Managers' Conference, 1916 ; a member of Sub-Committee of
Board of Trade Railway Conference, 1908-9 : Foundation
Member of Institute of Transport, 1920. War Work : Served
on Railway Executive Committee and various Sub-Committees,
1914-19 • Member of the Treasury Committee on Staffs, re
Staffing of Government Offices, 1918 ; Member. Road Trans
port Board 1918 ; Member, War Cabinet Strike Committee
(Traffic Emergency Committee), 1919 ; Member, War Cabinet
Committee (Congestion at Ports), 1919; Member, Storage
and Transit Committee, 1919 ; Member, Standing Committee
Covernment Departments and Railways 1915-19 (Chairman
1916) Address : Prestwych, Northwood, Middlesex. (C2981)
ROSTRON, Comm. Arthur Henry, C.B.E, R.D.,
ROSTRON, Major Philip Simpson, O.B.E.

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Roth

THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

ROTH, Major Albert Alexander, O.B.E, 6. 11 Nov. 1889 ;
s. of Charles Roth. Educ. : Privately and London Univ.
Accountant ; now Partner in firm of Roth and Gibson Im
porters and Exporters of China aud Glass. War Work :
Obtained commission to R.A.O.C. from London Univ. Officers'
Training Corps, Feb. 1915 ; appointed to command a company
of R A.O.C. in April, 1915 ; took it to France in June, 1915;
appointed D.A.D.O.S. of the 50th Division (Northumbrian),
Dec. 1915 ; made Captain, Jan. 1916 ; Major, 1918 ; three
times mentioned in despatches. Address: 1-3 Red Lion Court,
Watling Street, E.C. Clubs : Royal AutomobUe. (O2700)
ROTHERA, Capt. Percy O.B.E, LA.
ROTHSCHILD, Capt. Sydney Henry, O.B.E, 6. 1875 ;
s. of the late Alfred A. Rothschild, of 80, Lancaster Gate, W. ;
m. Helen Jane, d. of the late W. Taylor, of Felstead Essex.
Educ : Clifton College. Stockbroker. War Work : Enlisted
18th Royal Fusiliers, Sept. 1914 ; 2nd Lieut. R.A.S.C, May,
1915 ; 31st Div, 52nd Div, 4th Cavalry Div, Egypt, Palestine,
Syria, 1915-19 ; twice mentioned in despatches. Address :
20, York Buildings, Adelphi W.C Club : Bath. (06286)
ROTHWELL, James Herbert, C.B.E, 6. 7 July, 1881 ;
s. of John RothweU, of Southport ; m. Evelyn Mary, d. ol
Chas. R. Johnson, of Sheffield. Educ. : Southport Modern
School. SoUcitor ; Town Clerk, Chesterfield. War Work :
Director of Local Rationing Schemes, and later Director and
Deputy Assistant Secretary, Rationing Division, Ministry of
Food. Address : Crossfield House, Chesterfield. Clubs :
Law Society ; East Derbyshire. (C2920)
ROTHWELL, Thomas James, O.B.E. (012011)
ROTHWELL, William Edward, O.B.E. (O2701)
ROTTER, Godfrey, O.B.B, D.Sc, F.I.C, 6. 3 Sept. 1879 ;
s. of Charles G. Rotter, of Croydon and Fowlmere ; to. Gertrude
Elizabeth, d. of George Plank, of Clapton. Edue. : City of
London School, and Univ. Coll. of North Wales. Chemist,
Research Department, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. War Work :
Part inventor of new process for making trotyl, of cordite
R.D.B, and of the No 106 Fuse, also occupied with general
research in connection with service explosives and ammunition.
Address : 2, Parklull Road, Sidcup, Kent. Club : Chemical
Industries. (O9702)
ROTTON, Letitia, M.B.E, fi. 4 May, 1896 ; d. of J. R. C
Rotton, of 45, Hamilton Terrace, London, N.W. Educ. :
Francis Holland School, Clarence Gate, N.W. War Work :
Clerk in the Ministry of Shipping. Address: 45, Hamilton
Terrace, London, N.W. 8. (M3948)
ROUGUETTE, Gladys Howard, Mrs, M.B.E.
ROUND, Arthur, O.B.E, 6. 20 March, 1875 ; s. of Ben
jamin John Round, J.P, of Nithsdate, St. Mary's Road,
Leamington ; m. Gertrude Elizabeth, d. of Mark Lawton, of
Handsworth, Birmingham. Educ. : King Edward's School,
Aston. Solicitor ; Commissioner for Oaths. War Work :
Regional Officer for Civilian National Service, West Midlands
Division ; Assistant Clerk to the Military Tribunal, Birming
ham. Addresses : 21, Waterloo Street, Birmingham ; Niths-
dale, St. Mary's Road, Leamington. (011251)
ROUNDELL, Lieut. Christopher Foulis, C.B.E, 6. 11
July, 1876 ; s. of the late Charles Savile Roundell ; to. Lady
Maude, d. of the 4th Earl of Leitrim (see Burke's Peerage)
Educ. : Harrow ; Balliol. General Inspector, Ministry of
Health ; Barrister-at-Law. War Work : In charge of Trans
port arrangements for Refugees and Allied Recruits, Local
Government Board War Refugee Department, and of Jewish
Refuges and Refugees ; Member of Special Government
Tribunal (Military Service Conventions with Allies) ; Inspector
Quartermaster-General's Department, War Office and Eastern
Command ; Commissioner, National Salvage Council. Address ¦
54. Rutland Gate, London, S.W. 7. Clubs : Travellers' ¦
Brooks's; Windham; Garrick. (C2921)
ROUSE, Capt. Alfred Corrie, O.B.E, 6. 28 Oct 1886-
s. of Alfred Rouse, of Carvedras, Truro ; to. Elizabeth Jane
Marian Drewe, d. of T. E. Thriscutt, of Newquay. Educ ¦
Christ's Hospital, and King's Coll. Secretary and Land Agent.
War Service : Commissioned in 1914 ; served with B E F
France, July, 1915, to Feb. 1919, with 19th Division ; '0C
No. 1 Co, 19th Div. Train ; twice mentioned in despatches
Address : Treburthes, Newquay Cornwall. Clubs : Junior
Army and Navy ; HurUngham (B. Aires). (027031
1oS,0UJ,LEI!8E' Robert, M.B.E, R.G.A, fi. 5th Julv
1868. Clerk (War Office). (M95101
ROUSE, AUred Robert, M.B.E. \"^oio>
ROUSE, Lieut. WiUiam Sydney, M.B.E.
ROUTH, Lieut.-Col. Jason Rudolph, O.B.E.
ROUNTREE Capt. Arthur Noel, O.B.E, R.A.S.C. Ad
dress: Glenrise, Parkstone, Dorset
5SH?'rREE' CaP*- Arthur Fitzgerald, O.B.E, I.A.R.O
ROW, Bessie Rose, O.B.E.
,. R°^VAN' Mai°r Robert Houston, O.B.E, T.D. RE
6. 19 July, 1875 ; s. of Thomas B. Rowan, of Greenock ; m.
Betty , d of George Macdonald, of Greenock. Educ. : Blair-
todge School Polmont. Chartered Accountant. War Work :
CC Clyde Electric Light Defences, Coast Defence ; Intelligence
Officer, Clyde Defences. Address : 22, Esplanade, Greenock.

Club : Greenock.

(07652)

SS^gSI^M- CaP*- Farnel, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
5SS§2Ji?AM' James MacKean, M.B.E., M.I.C.E
R E UWT J Ll6Ut' Wilmos WiUiam Boxall, M.B.E,
ROWCLIFFE, Clementina Elizabeth Hope, Mrs , O.B.E. ,

and Order of Mercy ; d. of the late Gen. Sir Edward WUliams
K.C.I.E. ; m. Edward Lee, s. of the late William Rowcliffe of
Northbrook, Farnham, Surrey. War Work: Commandant
and Administrator of Oaklands Red Cross Hospital, Oranleigji
Surrey, for 3 years, 1915-18 ; Vice-President, Cranleigh
Division, Surrey, Branch of the B.R.C.S, 1910-20. Addresses :
Hall Place, Cranleigh, Surrey ; Stovolds Hill, Cranleigh, Surrey ¦
70, St. James's Court, Buckingham Gate, S.W. 1. Club : The
Ladies' Empire. (03897)
ROWDEN, Major Arthur Roger, O.B.E.
ROWDEN, Capt. Ernest George, O.B.E.
ROWE, Lieut. Alfred Edward, M.B.E, fi. 24 Feb. 1893 ;
s. of the late Josiah Rowe, late of Birmingham ; m. Ada, _. of
E. Rawlings, of Shirley, Birmingham. Educ : Waverley
Road Secondary School. Birmingham; matriculated at
Birmingham Univ. Incorporated Accountant, holding appoint
ment as Assistant Local Accountant under Ministry of Labour.
War Work : Assistant Chief Accountant to British Red Cross
and Order of St. John in France and Belgium, Jan.-May,
1917 ; and Chief Accountant in the Balkans, June, 1917, to
June, 1919 ; mentioned in despatches, Nov. 1918. Address :
27, Westfield Road, Acock's Green, Birmingham. (M9511)
ROWE, Capt. Arthur AUred, M.B.E, R.E. and R.A.F.
ROWE, Arthur WiUiam, M.B.B.
ROWE, Major Charles WiUiam, M.B.E.
ROWE, George John, O.B.E.
ROWE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. George Richard, M.B.E,
R.A.S.C. ROWE, Capt. Henry Gordon, O.B.E, R.A. (T.).
ROWE, Capt. James Stewart, M.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6. 6 Feb.
1880 ; s. of the late Robert Rowe, South Kensington ; m.
Anna Gray, d. of WiUiam Ernest Good, M.R.C.S. (Lond.), of
Dorchester, Dorset. Director, Burton, Rowe and Viner, Ltd,
Address : The Avenue, Surbiton Hill. Club : City Carlton. (M5590)
ROWE, John WiUiam, M.B.E.
ROWE, Mabel Ruth, Mrs., M.B.E. ; to. Thomas Bradley.
Educ : Exeter High School. War Work : Mayoress of
Exeter's Depot from 1914 tUl 1919. Address : Lafrowda,
Exeter. (M2370)
ROWE, Capt. WUfred Aubrey, M.B.E.
ROWE, William George, M.B.E.
ROWE, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Hugh Cecil, C.B.E, 6. 19 July,
1883 ; s. of the late WiUiam Hugh Rowe, Assist. Paymaster,
Supreme Court of Justice, of London. Educ : St. Paul's
School, London, and Jesus Col, Cambridge. War Work:
Served in R.A.S.C, 8th Aug. 1914, to 30 June, 1919 ; B.E.F,
France, 14 Aug. 1914, to 9 Dec. 1917 ; ItaUan B.F, 10 Dec.
1917, to 8 June, 1919; Ministry of Munitions, June, 1919, to
May, 1920. Address : 32, Victoria Road, Kensington, London,
W. 8. Club : Junior Constitutional. (C1403)
ROWE, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Mayow FISHER-, C.B.E,
T.F.R, fi. 1870 ; s. of the late Edward Rowe Fisher-Rowe, of
Thorncombe, Surrey ; m. 1901, Maud, d. oi the late Alfred
Seymour, of Hollybrook, Southampton (see BURKE'S Peerage,
Hertford, M.). Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1563)
ROWELL, Capt. Charles, O.B.E. ¦
ROWELL, Henry Snowden, O.B.B.
ROWELL, Sir Herbert Babington, K.B.E, J.P,
M.Inst.CE, M.I.N.A. ; 6. 24 Nov. 1860 ; s. of Robert Rowell,
of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; to. Mary Dobree, d. of John N. Robin,
of Naples. Educ. : Mill HU1 ; Switzerland ; Glasgow Univ.
Chairman of R. and W. Hawthorn Leslie & Co, Ltd, New
castle-on-Tyne, ShipbuUders, Marine and Locomotive Manu
facturers ; President of Shipbuilding Employers' Federation,-
1912-14; President of N.E. Coast Institution of Engineers
and Shipbuilders, 1915-17 ; Vice-President of Federation of
British Industries ; Member of Northumberland Territorial
Force Association ; Member of CouncU, Institution of Naval
Architects ; Member of CouncU, Armstrong College ¦ Member
of Lloyd's Technical Committee ; Member of Board of Trade
Shipping Advisory Committee ; Member of CouncU, Industrial
Welfare Society. War Work : Served on the following
Government Committees : Board of Trade Committee on
Engineering Trades after the War ; Advisory Committee to
Admiralty Shipyard Labour Department; Committee of
Enquiry into Government Labour Embargo Scheme;
Admiralty Shipbuilding Council ; Advisory Committees to
Ministry of Munitions, Ministry of Labour, and Ministry of
Reconstruction ; Standing Council on Post- War Priority.
Addresses : The Manor House, Jesmond, Newcastle-on-Tyne ;
Reedsmouth House, Northumberland; 242, St. James s
Court, London, S.W. 1. Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; Royal
Societies. (K103)
ROWELL, Capt. William Henry, O.B.E. R.A.M.C. (T.).
ROWLAND, Arthur Margaret, M.B.E.
ROWLAND, Frank Mortimer, C.B.E, M.D, B.Ch,
B.A. (Cantab.), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), fi. 19 April,
1866 ; s. of William Samuel Rowland, of Wolverhampton and
Lichfield ; m. Cornelia Isabel, d. of the Rev. W. H. A. TrueU
(see Burke's Peerage, E. of Moray), Clonmannon, Co. Wicklow.
Educ: Repton; Caius Coll, Cambridge ; Univ. Coll, London ;
Birmingham. County Hon. Treas. and Assistant County
Director (Staffs Branch) B.R.C.S. : Medical Referee, Ministry
of Pensions ; Medical Referee, Workmen's Compensation Act
(County Court Circuits 25 and 26) ; Medical Officer, Police,
Post Office, Workhouse, Girls' High School, King Edward VII.
School, Girls' Industrial School, Boys' Short Term Industrial

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Royle

School. War Work: Medical Officer, Freeford Hall V.A.D.
Hospital ; Medical Officer, Ward in own private house ;
Organised Red Cross Transport locally ; Chairman, Mid-Staffs
Local Medical War Committee. Address : 26, St. John
Street, Lichfield. (C2922)
HOWLAND, Frederick, O.B.E, F.CI.S, 6. 13 April,
1871 ; m. Maud Mary, who was a member of the Natal Volun
teer Nursing Service, and served through siege of Ladysmith
(mentioned in despatches, Queen's Medal). Sec. South African
Bed Cross Society ; Assist. Sec. Institute of Land Surveyors
of the Transvaal. War Work : Boer War — assisted in forma
tion of irregular Corps in Natal, Oct. 1899 ; subsequently
Lieut. Bethune's Mounted Infantry on formation ; promoted
Capt, Deo. 1900 (Queen's Medal, 6 clasps; King's Medal,
2 clasps) ; Great War — Hon. Sec. South African Red Cross
Society. Addresses : African Board of Executors Building,
Sauer and Fox Streets, P. 0. Box 3266 ; Barkly Road, Park-
town West, Johannesburg. Tel. Add. : " Red Cross,"
Johannesburg. (08363)
ROWLAND, John, CB.E, M.V.O, J.P, 6. 1 June, 1877 ;
s. of John Rowland, of Tregaron, Cardiganshire ; m. Mair,
d. fit David Lewis, of Aberystwyth. Educ. : Technical Coll.,
Cardiff, and Univ. Coll, Aberystwyth. Member of Welsh
Board of Health. War Work : Commissioner for National
Service in Wales. Addresses : 166, Cathedral Road, Cardiff ;
City HaU, Cardiff ; and Penbontfach, Tragaron. (C283)
ROWLAND, Joseph Samuel, M.B.E, J.P.
ROWLAND, Margaret LUian, O.B.E.; d. of Thomas
Bushby, of Trevor, Llangollen ; to. Sir Leonard Bromfield
Rowland, Kt, s. of WiUiam Rowland, of Wrexham. Mayoress
of Wrexham, 1915-18. War Work : Chairman and Organiser
of ~l. W. F. Comforts Fund, and Wrexham Municipal War
Work Committee ; Member, Women's Land Army Committee,
Q.M.A.A.C Committee, Q.M. Needlework Guild, Y.M.CA,
local committee, Pensions Committee, Food Committee, etc.
Address: Whybro House, Wrexham. (01827)
ROWLANDS, Capt. Archibald, M.B.E.. A.C.C.
ROWLANDS, Richard Alun, O.B.B, M.D, B.S, B.Sc,
M.R.C.P, fi. 12 Sept. 1885 ; s. of Richard Rowlands, of Bryn-
gwran, Anglesey. Educ. : Beaumaris Grammar School ;
Univ. CoU. of North Wales ; London Hospital. Physician ;
Assistant Physician to the London Hospital ; Physician to
Poplar Hospital ; Medical Tutor and Demonstrator of
Physiology, London Hospital Medical College. War Work :
CivU and MiUtary Medical Work at the London and Poplar
Hospitals. Address: 58, Queen Anne Street, Cavendish
Square, W. 1. (011843)
ROWLANDS, Capt. Robert Pugh, O.B.E, M.B,
F.R.CS, R.A.M.C (T.).
R0WLAND3ON, Major Herbert Wynyard, O.B.E, LA .
ROWLATT, Capt. Charles James. M.B.E, M.A, fi.
24 Aug. 1894 ; s. of The Hon. Mr. Justice Rowlatt, K.C.S.I.
Educ. : ¦ Eton and Univ. CoU, Oxford. Assistant Master at
Eton College. War Work : Oct. 1914, gazetted 2nd Lieut.
13th Batt. Rifle Brigade ; March, 1916, promoted Lieut. ;
July, 1916, wounded in the 1st Battle of the Somme ; Feb.
1918, appointed General Staff Officer (3rd Grade) in the In
telligence Directorate, War Oflice. Address: Eton College,
Windsor. Clubs : Oxford and Cambridge ; Leander Rowing.
ROWLATT, Capt. Frederick George, M.B.E.
ROWLATT, Sir Frederick Terry, K.B.E, 6. 10 Feb.
1865 ; s. of late A. H. Rowlatt ; to. Edith May, d. of J. E.
Cornish, C.M.G. Educ. : Fettes Coll, Edinburgh. FeUow,
Inst, of Bankers, London ; Grand Cordon of the Medjidieh and
of the Nile ; Governor^ National Bank of Egypt ; President,
Agricultural Bank of Egypt ; President, Bank of Abyssinia.
Address : National Bank of Egypt, Head Office, Cairo, Egypt.
(K324)
ROWLATT, Lieut. John Henry, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
ROWLEDGE, Arthur John, M.B.E.
ROWLEY, Amy Isabel, Lady, O.B.E, fi. 21 Oct. 1867 ;
d. of WiUiam Forster Batt, of Cae Kenfy, Abergavenny ; in.
George Charles Erskine (3rd Baronet) (see Btoke's Peerage),
s. of Major George Rowley, of Bombay Light Cavalry. War
Wort : Vice-President Guildford Division, B.R.C.S, 1910-20 ;
Commandant HIU House Hospital, GuUdford ; Staff Command
ant, Red Cross Annexe, Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guild
ford. Address : Bastfield Lodge, GuUdford. Club : V.A.D.
Ladies. (O704)
HOWLEY, Capt. Charles Donovan, M.B.B, R.A.
ROWLEY, Capt. Howard Fiennes JuUus, C.B.E, R.N.
(ret.), fi. 14 Aug. 1868 ; 4th s. of the Rev. Julius Henry Rowley,
M.A, rector of South Ockendon, Essex (see Bukke'S Peerage) ;
m. 27 Mar. 1900, Alice Udall, d. of the late WUUam Paterson
Muir, of Melbourne, Victoria. Served in the Great War ; has
American Distinguished Service Medal. Address : The Ingle,
Weybridge. Club: United Service. (C1167)
ROWLEY, Mary MUdred, M.B.E. ; d. of Smith Howlett
Kowley, J.P., Histon, Cambs. Educ. : Cambridge. War
Work: Commandant, Histon Red Cross Hospital, 1914-19.
Address: Histon, Cambs. (M911)
ROWLINSON, George Henry, M.B.E, J.P, fi. 24
July, 1852; s. of Samuel RowUnson, of WalsaU; -to. Sarah,
a. of John Lane, of Cheltenham. Late Miners' Agent
for Forest of Dean ; Chairman of East Dean Rural Dis
trict Council; Vice-Chairman, Westbury-on-Severn Board
of Guardians; Chairman, Forest of Dean Group of CouncU
Schools. War Work : Chairman of War Savings Committee
(East Dean) ; Chairman of Local Recruiting Committee Vice-

Chairman of Bast Dean Recruiting Tribunal; Chairman,
Belgian Refugees Committee ; Chairman, East Dean Meritorious
War Fund, etc. Address : Prospect House, Cinderford,
Gloucestershire. Club : Gloucester Liberal. (M912)
ROWLLINGS, Major Alfred Lefevre, O.B.B, 6. 1869;
s. of Edward Rowllings, of Corby, Lincolnshire ; to. EUzabeth.
d. of Stephen WUkinson, of Lindley, Yorkshire. Educ. : Corby
Grammar School, and Edinburgh. Marine Superintendent.
War Work : Mesopotamia, 1917 to 1918 ; Egypt, 1918 and
1919 ; mentioned in despatches 3 times. Addresses : 28,
Park Mansions ; 2, Clive Ghat Street, Calcutta ; Ash Vale,
Surrey. (02296)
ROWNTREE, John Harvey WodviUe, M.B.B.
ROWORTH, Harry James, M.B.E, 6. 25 April, 1870;
s. of Thomas Roworth, of London ; to. Emily EUen, d. of
A. MacDonald. of London. Educ. : St. Thomas, Charterhouse
(Goswell Road), and Birkbeck Institute. Railway Accountant ;
Head of Division, Railway Clearing House. War Work :
Ministry of Munitions, June, 1915, to June, 1920 ; Statistical
work for Gun Ammunition Dept. until Armistice ; then ap
pointed Section Director in charge of Records and Statistics
for Liquidator of Projectile Contracts. Address : 94, Duke's
Avenue Chiswick, W. 4. (M913)
ROWS, Lieut.-Col. Richard Gundry, C.B.E, M.D.
ROWSE, Arthur Albert, M.B.E.
ROWSELL, Comm. Clarence Ralph, C.B.E, R.N. A Div.
Naval Transport Officer ; served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C2263)
ROXBURGH, Eleanor Mary Ann, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of
the late Sir Thomas Chambers, Q.C ; m. 1888, as his second
wife, Sir Francis Roxburgh, Q.C, who d. 1891. Addresses : 12,
Devonshire Place, W. ; Glenisla, Felixstowe, Suffolk. (C60)
ROXBURGHE, Annie Emily, Duchess of, V.A, O.B.E. ,
d. of 7th Duke of Marlborough (see Bukke'S Peerage), and
widow of 7th Duke of Roxburghe (see Burke's Peerage). Was
Mistress of the Robes to H.M. Queen Victoria, 1883 ; extra
Lady of the Bedchamber to H.M. Queen Victoria, 1895-97 ;
and a lady of the Bedchamber to H.M. Queen Victoria, 1897-
1901. Address : Broxmouth Park, Dunbar. (03899)
ROXBY, Lieut.-Col. Francis Maude, O.B.E, D.F.C,
R.A.K. ROY, Jotindra Nath, O.B.E, I.C.S.
ROY, Thomas, O.B.E.
ROYALL, WilUam, M.B.E, R.N.
ROYCE, EUzabeth LUian, M.B.E.
ROYCE, Frederick Henry, O.B.E, M.I.M.E, M.I.E.E,
6. 27 March, 1863 ; s. of the late James Royce, Corn Miller of
AUwalton, nr. Peterborough. Educ. : Croydon ; City Guilds'
Technical Coll, London. Mechanical and Electrical Engineer ;
one of the Founders and Directors of Royce, Ltd, Manchester,
and Rolls-Royce, Ltd, Derby and London. War Work :
Responsible for the design and manufacture of the aero engines
made by the Rolls-Royce Company, and other firms, known as
the "Eagle," "Falcon," "Hawk," and "Condor"; also air
ship gearing, etc. Address : Elmstead, West Wittering, nr.
Chichester. (O705)
ROYDEN, Ethel Martha, O.B.E.
ROYDS, Lieut.-Col. Albert Henry, O.B.E, 6. 7 April,
1876 ; s. of Edmund Albert NuttaU, of FaUnge, Lancs. ;
m. Adeliza Beatrix, d. of George James Drummond, of Sway-
lands, Penshurst, Kent. Educ. : Eton. Lieut.-Col. (retired)
Scots Guards ; joined Scots Guards, 1899 ; Capt. 1904 ; Major,
1914 ; Lieut.-Col. 1919 ; served in S. African War, 1900-2
(Queen's Medal with 3 clasps ; King's Medal with 2 clasps),
War Work: Served in France from Aug. 1915, to Dec. 1918,
as Commandant Guards Divisional Base Depot ; mentioned
twice in despatches. Addresses : Brownhill, Rochdale ;
Kenegil, Gulval, nr. Penzance. Clubs : Guards' ; Carlton ;
United Service. (O2705)
ROYDS, Annie Bourne, M.B.E.
ROYDS, Lieut.-Col. Edmund, O.B.E, M.P.
ROYDS, Margaret Ada, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Charles
Everard, of Cawthorpe, nr. Bourne, Lines. ; to. Charles
Cradock Twemlow, s. of Charles Twemlow Royds, of Heysham,
Lancs. War Work : A private Hospital at Heysham Rectory.
Address : Heysham Rectory, Lancs. (M9515)
ROYLANCE, Ethel Manford, Mrs., M.B.E. War Work :
Officer-in-charge, Auxiliary Military Hospital, Assembly
Rooms, Bowdon, Cheshire. (M9516)
ROYLE, Capt. Ernest Rupert, O.B.E.
ROYLE, Sir George, O.B.E, F.R.G.S, J.P, fi. 3 Nov. 1861;
s. of the late George Royle, Bury, Lancs. ; to. Rosetta, d of
W Wilford, of Northants. Educ. : Clarke Street Schools,
Bury, and Privately. Mayor of Bedford, 1903 ; Chairman of
Bedfordshire National Health Insurance, and National Savings
Committees. War Work: Hon. Recruitmg Officer Army,
appointed 1914 ; Navy, appointed 1915 ; Hon. Gen. Sec.
Derby Scheme ; National Service Representative to two
Tribunals ; Chairman of Belgian Refugees Committee, Bed
ford ; Chairman of the War Savings and War Loan Committee,
Bedford, etc. Clubs: National Liberal; Eighty; Bedford
De Pary's. (011252)
ROYLE, Leonard, M.B.E, fi. 15 Feb. 1883 ; s. of Booth
Royle, of Manchester. War Work: Commandant, East
Lances 77 Voluntary Aid Detachment, British Red Cross
Societv. Address : 3, St. James's Square, Manchester. (M9517)
ROYLE, Thomas Wright, M.B.E., A.M.I.T, 6. 27 Sept.
1882 ; s of T. W. Royle, of Manchester ; m. Mary EUen, d. of
Charles EUiott, of Manchester. Educ : Manchester. Assistant
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THE ORDER OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Superintendent of the Line Lancashire and Yorkshire RaUway,
and Associate Member Institute of Transport. War Work :
RaUway work to connection with Railway Executive Com
mittee. Address : 12, Hawkshead Street, Southport, Lancs. (M915)
ROYTHORNE, Herbert, M.B.E.
ROZARIO, Michael Anthony, M.B.E.
RUBENSTEIN, Vera Rachel, Mrs, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
RUBIE, Major John, O.B.E, R.A.F.
RUBY, Anna Colburn, M.B.E. ; d. of the Rev. James
Smith Ruby, M.A, of Murragh Rectory, Bandon, Co. Cork,
Deland. Educ : At private schools, Clifton (England), and
DubUn. Address : Bride Park, Ovens, Co. Cork. (M9519)
RUCK, Capt. Richard Conyers, O.B.E, LA.
RUCK, Major-Gen. Sir Richard Matthews, K.B.E, C.B. ,
C.M.G, fi. 1851 ; s. of the late Laurence Ruck, of Newington
Manor House, Kent. Entered R.E, 1871 ; Capt, 1883
Major. 1889; Lieut.-Col, 1896 ; Brevet Col. 1901 ; Col, 1904
Maj.-Gen. 1908 ; retired, 1912 ; Assist. Instructor in Tele
graphy, Sch. of Mil. Engineering, 1881-85 ; Assist. Inspector
Submarine Mtoing Defences 1886-91, Inspector Mining
Defences at Headquarters, 1891-96 ; Dep. Inspector-Gen. of
Fortifications, 1902-4 ; Director of Fortifications and Works,
1904-8 ; Maj-Gen. in charge of Administration, E. Command,
1908-12 and 1915-16; was a Chief Engineer 1914-15.
Address : 44, Thurloe Square, S.W. (K417)
RUCKER, Reginald Wynn, C.B.E, fi. 27 Dec. 1854 ; s. of
the late Daniel Henry Rucker, of Errington, Clapham Park ;
m. Frances Marv, d. of the late Henry Harrod, F.R.S. A, of
Aylsham, Norfolk. Educ. : CUfton CoU, B.N.C, Oxford.
Partner in Henry Rogers, Sons & Co, of 85, Gracechurch Street,
E.C, Metal Merchants ; Chairman of Committee of London
Metal Exchange, 1897-1901, and 1916-19. Director of Messrs.
P. H. Muntz & Co, Ltd, West Bromwich, YeUow Metal
Manufacturers ; Director of British Metal Corporation, 3,
Abchurch Yard, E.C. War Work : Ministry of Munitions,
1916, to Sept. 1919 (Copper Committee, Assistant ControUer
of Non-Ferrous Materials, Supply Dept.) ; Feb. to Sept. 1919,
Controller and Liquidator of Non-Ferrous Materials. Address :
113, Kenilworth Court, Putney. (C2923)
RUDD, Lieut.-Col. Hubert, O.B.E.
RUDD, Col. Thomas WilUam, C.B.E, R.A.V.C. Served
on the N.-W. Frontier of India, 1897-98 (medal) ; in the Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1318)
RUDDEN, Capt. Bernard, M.B.E, 6. 10 March. 1877 ;
s. of Charles Rudden, of Armagh ; m. Mary, d. of John
McGrath, of CarUsle. Educ. : Private School. Enlisted
Border Regt, Aug. 1894; Lieut, British West Indies Regt,
Nov. 1916; Capt, Dec. 1918. War Work: Served in the
Field — Egypt, Belgium, France, and Italy. Address : 11,
Peter Street, Carlisle. (M2972)
RUDDER, Capt. Charles Joseph, O.B.E.
RUDDICK, John, M.B.E.
RUDDIN, John Henry, M.B.E, fi. 1 Nov. 1871 ; s. of
James Ruddin, of Liverpool ; to. Ethel Mary, d. of Thomas
Hamson, of Liverpool. Educ. : Ampleforth CoU, Yorkshire.
War Work : Technical Adviser to Ministry of Food. Address :
12. Sutton Court Road, Chiswick, London, W. (M9521)
RUDDLE, Frank WilUam, O.B.E.
RUDDLE, George, M.B.E.
RUDDOCK, Thomas Emerson, C.B.E, fi. 1873 ; s. of the
late Thomas Ruddock, of Gosforth, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; to.
1899, EUzabeth, d. of the late WUliam EngUsh, of Newcastle,
on-Tyne. Educ : Privately. Shipowner and Coal Exporter ;
Head of Norwegian Section, Ministry of Shipping, since 1917 ;
Principal Coal and Shipping Adviser to Mins. in Christiania,
Stockholm and Copenhagen, 1916-17. Address : Kingswood,
Gosforth, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Clubs: Junior Constitutional
Northern Conservative (Newcastle-on-Tyne). (C608)
RUDGARD, Henry John, O.B.E, M.I.C.E, 6. 1 Dec.
1866 ; s. of J. R. Rudgard, of Lincoln. Educ. : Malvern Coll,
and St. Peter's, York. Assistant Engineer (Maintenance),
North Eastern Railway, York. Address : Aldeen, St. Peter's
Grove, York. (011254)
RUDGE, Louise AUce, M.B.E.
RUDGE, Florence Mrs., HAYNES-, C.B.E. ; d. of the late
Charles Fox ; m. 1st, Edward Charles Rudge, J.P, of Abbey
Manor, Evesham, Worcestershire, who died; 2ndly, 1916,
Capt. Leonard Haynes, Worcestershire Yeo, who assumed the
additional surname of Rudge. War Work : Comdt. and Donor
Abbey Manor AuxiUary Hospital, Evesham, during European
War. Address : Evesham, Worcestershire. (C1033)
RUDKIN, George Drury, O.B.E.. B.A, fi. 22 Jan. 1879;
s. of G. M. A. Rudkin, of Teignmouth ; to. Heather Kathleen,
d. of F. E. Little, of Teignmouth. Educ. : BlundeUs School
and BalUol Coll., Oxford. Indian Civil Service ; Revenue
and Finance Member of Council, Bikaner, India. War Work •
President of War Board, Bikaner. Addresses : Bikaner
Rajputana, India ; c/o Cox & Co, 16, Charing Cross, London,
S.W. Clubs : E. I. United Service. (040871
RUDKIN, Major Hugh Ernest, O.B.E.
RUDLAND, Paymaster-Lieut. Henry Alfred, O.B.E,
RUDOLF, Col. Robert Dawson, C.B.E, M.D , F R C P
6. 1865 ; s. of WiUiam Norman Rudolf ; to. 1894, Rosa Mar
guerite Danson. Educ. : Birkenhead School and Edinburgh
Univ. Canadian Army Med. Corps ; Professor of Thera
peutics in Toronto Univ.; sometime Consulting Physician,
Canadian Forces. Addresses : 100, CoUege Street, Toronto :

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147, Farnham Avenue, Toronto. Club: York (Toronto).
RUEGG, Alfred James, M.B.E. 4'
RUFFELL, Frederick, O.B.E, fi. 10 Feb. 1872; s. of
J. Ruffell, of Watford Gap, Northamptonshire ; m. Liliian
EUena, d. of B. Attwell, of Somerset. Educ : Privately ¦
Rugby. Superintendent of Rolling Stock, L. & N. W. Rly '
Crewe. War Work : Responsible for preparation of troop
trains, etc. ; Also provision of stock for aU Munitions of War
etc, and was one of those responsible for scheme and working
of common user of waggons on the raUways. Address : Oak
Lodge, Penkridge, Staffs. (011255)
RUFFER, Ferdinand Robert, M.B.E.
RUFFLE, Capt. WilUam Harry, M.B.E, R.A.M.C, 6
14 Dec. 1872 ; s. of George WUliam Harry Ruffle, of London •'
in. Annie Elizabeth Emma, d. of Arthur Prickett, of Maidstone'
Educ. : London. Capt. R.A.S.C. ; South Africa, 1901-2. War
Work : Curragh, 1914 ; England and France, 1915, as O.C
L. of C. Units, 32nd Division ; German East Africa, 1916-1
as O.C. Imperial Section, East African Expeditionary Force
graded as Staff Capt. Address : Curragh Camp, Co. KUdaTeJ
Deland. (M3066)
RULE, Alexander, M.B.E, D.Sc, Ph.D., F.I.C, 6. 15 Aug.
1880 ; s. of Alexander Rule, of Liverpool. Educ. : Merchant
Taylors' School, Crosby ; Victoria Univ, Univ. of Jena.
Lecturer in Chemistry, Univ. of Liverpool. War Work : Super
intendent of Wood Distillation Factories, and Administrative
Officer of Wood DistUlation Factories, Ministry of Munitions.
Address : 33, Melling Road, Southport, Lancs. Clubs :'
University, Liverpool ; Chemical Industry, London (M3949)
RULE, Lieut.-Col. John AUan, O.B.B, 6. 29 July, 1878 ;
s. of J. A. Rule, of Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A. Educ. : Public
Schools, U.S.A. War Work : DardaneUes, May to Aug. 1915 ;
wounded, Aug. 1915 ; Egypt, Oct. 1915, to Sept. 1916 ; Salonica
Force, Sept. 1916, to Dec. 1918, except Sept. to Oct. 1917,
when served in France and Italy ; Russia, Transcaucasia,
Dec. 1918, to July, 1920 ; Turkey, July to Aug. 1920. Four
times mentioned in despatches. Clubs : Thatched House ;
Canton (China) ; Constantinople.
RUMBOLD, Etheldred Constantia, Lady, C.B.E, 6.
3 July, 1879 ; d. of Sir Edmund Fane, K.CM.G, of Boyton
Manor, WUts ; to. Rt. Hon. Sir Horace, Bt, P.C, K.C.M.G,
M.V.O, s. of Sir Horace Rumbold, G.C.B. War Work:
President of Prisoners of War Bread Bureau at Berne, 1916-19,
and of British Legation Red Cross in Switzerland, 1916-19.
Address : British Legation, Warsaw, Poland. (C2924)
RUMBOLL, Arthur Charles, CLE., O.B.E.
RUMFORD, Dame Clara Ellen BUTT-, D.B.E, fi. 1 Feb.
1873 ; d. of Capt. H. A. Butt, of Bristol ; m. Robert Kennerley,
s. of Joseph Kennerley Rumford, of London. Educ. : Royal
College of Music. Singer. War Work: Gave over £80,000 by
means of concerts and pageants to various war charities.
Address : 7, Harley Road, London.
RUMMINS, Major Henry, O.B.E.
RUNCIMAN, Henry Weir, M.B.E.
RUNDALL, Col. Frank Montagu, C.B, D.S.O, O.B.E,
fi. 1851 ; s. of the late Gen. Francis Hornblow Rundall ; m.
1876, Emily Rosa, e. d. of the late Rt. Rev. Edward Henry
Bickersteth. Served Burma War (medal with clasp) ; Chin-
Lushai Expedition (despatches, clasp) ; Chin HUls, Commanding
Column as Political Officer (despatches) ; was A.A.G. 9th Div.
S . Command, India ; Commanding Group A, City of London
Vol. Regt. (mentioned). Address : 25, Porchester Square,
Bayswater. W. (O7660)
RUNDELL, Comm. Matthew Adkins, C.B.E, fi. 1856;
s. of Matthew RundeU, of Devonport ; to. Susan, d. of W. W.
Rundell, of Liverpool. Educ. : Plymouth Grammar School.
War Work : Govt. Representative on London Group of War
Insurance Associations (Ships), and also on Fishing Vessels
War Insurance Association. Address : Grove Park, Kent.
Club : London University. (C285)
RUNDLE, Brevet Lieut.-Col. Claude, O.B.E, M.D,
R.A.M.C. (T.), 6. 1873 ; s. of the late J. P. Rundle, of Saltash.
Cornwall ; to. Florence Maltby, d. of WilUam Kerruish, of
Isle of Man. Educ. : Plymouth Grammar School. Super
intendent, Fazakerley Hospitals and Sanatorium, Liverpool;
Lecturer, Univ. of Liverpool. War Work : Registrar, 1st
Western General Hospital. Liverpool ; Officer Commanding,
Berrington War Hospital, Shrewsbury ; Officer Commanding,
No. 54 General Hospital, France Expeditionary Force. Ad
dress : Fazakerley Hospital, Liverpool. Club : University
(Liverpool). RUNDLE, Comm. Henry John Montague, O.B.E, R.N,
Chevalier of the Legion of Honour, fi. 29 Oct. 1874 ; s. of the
late Robert Rundle, of Stoke, Devonport ; m. Alida, d. of the
late Rev. J. P. Jourdan, of Victoria West, South Africa. Educ. :
Stubbington House, Fareham, and H.M.S. " Britannia."
Served in Royal Navy, 1890-1919. War Work : Intelligence
Officer on Staff of Commander-in-Chief, Coast of Scotland,
Aug. 1914, to March, 1917 ; Assistant Director of Minesweeping,
Naval Staff, Admiralty, March, 1917, to Oct. 1919. Club:
Junior Army and Navy. (O1830)
RUNGE, Norah Cecil, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of Lawrence
Hasluck ; m. Julius Joseph Runge. War Work : Superin
tendent SaUors' and Soldiers' Free Buffet, Paddington Sattion.
Address : 24, Westbourne Terrace, W. 2. (O708)
RUNTZ, Sidney Westwood, CB.E, F.C.A, fi. 1875;
s. of Sir John Runtz, of Tunnel Woods, Watford. Educ. :
Uppingham. War Work : Financial Adviser to the Coal Mines

BIOGRAPHIES.

Ruthen

Department of Board of Trade. Address ." Tunnel Woods,
Watford. Club : City Carlton. (C2925)
RUSH, Frederick Charles, O.B.E. (07933)
RUSH, Engineer Thomas Arthur Edwin, M.B.E, R.N..
fi. 19 AprU, 1869 ; s. of Thomas Rush, of Floore, near Weedon,
IJorthamptonslure ; to. Elizabeth, d. of William Jackson,
of Northampton. Educ. : Weedon Grammar School. Com
missioned Engineer, R.N. War Work : Artificer Engineer in
H.M.S. " Hogue " until Torpedoed: next H:M.S. "Actseon";
to' Torpedo Boat No. 3, for escort duty from Newhaven to
France (night work for 2 years); and to H.M.S. Destroyer
" Pigeon," for escort and patrol duties from Buncrana, North
of Ireland, until Oct. 1919. Addresses : R.N. Depot, Imming-
ham ; 39, Linden Road, Gillingham, Kent. (M2377)
RUSH, Major John Shipman, O.B.E.
RUSH, Lieut. WUUam, .M.B.E.
RUSHALL, Richard BosweU, M.B.E, 6. 6 March, 1865 ;
s. of Benjamin Rushall, of Braunston, Northamptonshire ;
m. Charlotte Sarah, d. of Charles Trype, of Rangoon. Educ. :
National School, Braunston. Sole proprietor of Rushall & Co,
Stevedores, Rangoon. Address : Post Office Box, 197, Ran
goon ; Lyndene, CUfton Road, Rugby. (M9524)
RUSHTON, Capt. Leveson, M.B.E.
RUSHWORTH, Mary, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
RUSSELL, Major Alexander, O.B.E, M.C.
RUSSELL, Alexandra Alberta, M.B.E, fi. 10 Jan. 1883 ;
d. of Major-Gen. John Cecil Russell, C.V.O, Extra Equerry
to King Edward VII, and Col. of 12th Royal Lancers, of
Barton Court, Canterbury. War Work : Commandant, Dane
John Hospital, Canterbury, V.A.D. Kent 186. Address :
Barton Court, Canterbury, Kent. (M3950)
RUSSELL, Lieut. Arthur Edward Jan Montague, M.B.E.
RUSSELL, Rev. CecU Edward, M.B.E, 6. 18 June,
1889 ; s. of W. H. RusseU, of MusweU Hill ; to. Cicely
Cherry, d. of A. J. Squire, of EaUng. Educ. : Owens
School, and King's Coll, Univ. of London. Priest, St. Saviour,
Ealing, 1913-18 ; Vicar of Manston, near Leeds, 1919. War
Work : Assistant to Sec, Clergy National Service Committee,
then Assistant to Sec, Boy Labour Section, National Service
Dept. ; finally in charge of Boy Labour Section, Ministry of
National Service. Address : Manston Vicarage, Cross Gates,
nr. Leeds. Club : Scouts'. (M3951)
RUSSELL, Delia Constance, Mrs., O.B.B. (012013)
RUSSELL, Diana, M.B.E.
RUSSELL, Major Edmond CecU, O.B.E.
RUSSELL, Comm. Edward Holden, O.B.E, R.N.
RUSSELL, Edward John, O.B.E, F.R.S, D.Sc, Officer
of the Order of the Crown of Belgium, fi. 1872 ; s. of the
late Rev. E. T. RusseU, of Glasgow ; to. Elnor, d. of the late
Walter Oldham, of Singapore and Manchester. Educ. : Univ.
Coll. of Wales, Aberystwyth ; Victoria Univ, Manchester.
Director of the Rothamsted Experimental Station, Harpenden.
War Work : Technical Adviser, Food Production Dept. ;'
Member of the Munitions Inventions Panel and of the National
Salvage Council, 191 7. Address : Laboratory House,
Harpenden. Herts. Club : Savile. (O709)
RUSSELL, Capt. Ernest Gordon, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
RUSSELL, Ethel, Mrs., M.B.E.
RUSSELL, Frederick Vernon, C.B.E, fi. 7 May, 1870
s. of Henry Vernon RusseU, R.N, of Warwick ; to. Gladys
d.at — Sala, of Carcassone. Educ: Christ's Hospital. Super
intendent of Operation, Great Eastern Railway. War Work
Hallway Operating, Military and Civil ; public safety pre
cautions, especially in connection with the East Coast ; pro^
tection of the public and raUway, etc, in connection with
hostile aircraft. Address : 17, Teesdale Road, Leytonstone,
E. 11. (C2926)
RUSSELL, George Dearie, O.B.E.
RUSSELL, George Shipton, M.B.E, fi. 8 Feb. 1878 ; s.
of Herbert Russell, ot Lichfield : to. EUa Maud, d. of Robert
Colegate, of Sutton, Surrey. Educ : Rossall. Solicitor ;
Under-Sheriff of the City of Lichfield. War Work: As an
amateur mechanic constructed a four-stretcher ambulance, and
maintained and drove it over 25,000 miles without a break
down. Address : Gaialands, Lichfield. (M9527)
RUSSELL, Major Harry WilUam, O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C
o. 31 March, 1877 ; s. of the late Rev. Canon E. J. Russell,
of Todmorden. Educ. : Rossall and Manchester. Major,
R.A.M.C. War Work : O.C. 8 B.F.A, France and Mesopo
tamia; O.C Officers' Hospital, Baghdad; O.C. MUitary
Hospital, Mosul. Address : c/o Holt & Co, 3, Whitehall Place,
Westminster, S.W. (06697)
RUSSELL, Lieut.-Comm. Harold David Watts, O.B.E,
fi.N.R. R.D.
RUSSELL, Henry Alexander, M.B.E.
RUSSELL, Capt. Henry Hartley Aloysius, O.B.E.
RUSSELL, Herbert Ernest Henry, O.B.E.
RUSSELL, Sir Herbert WilUam Henry, K.B.E, 6. 28
March, 1869 ; s. of W. Clark RusseU, of Bath ; to. Lucie Marion,
* of Charles Meech, of Beaminster, Dorset. Educ. : Royal
Grammar School, Newcastle-on-Tyne, and privately. Reuter's
war Correspondent. War Work : GaUipoli, June to Sept.
1915 (invaUded home with dysentery) ; France, Dec. 1915, to
*¦ 1918; received Order of Chevalier of the Legion of
Honour from French Government ; gave first news to the
TOrld of opening of Somme offensive, capture of Bapaume, and
™1 of Lille. Address: Plymouth. Club: Royal South.
i Yacht. (K418)

RUSSELL, Janie, M.B.E.; d. of John Russell, of Middle-
held, Cupar, Fife, and Helen McLaren, Castle Hill, Perthshire
Educ : Madras Coll. War Work : Canteening with the
French Army in war zone, 1916 ; assisted in Chester Gate
Canteen, Regent's Park ; decorated for work in connection
with the repatriation of civilian prisoners. Address: 6,
Grosvenor Place, S.W. 1. Club : Forum. (M9529)
RUSSELL, John, M.B.E, 6. 25 May, 1857 ; s. of John
Russell, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; to. Eleanor Jane, d. of Robert
Bunn, of Gateshead-on-Tyne. Educ. : Kidman's Academy,
Newcastle-on-Tyne. Certified Sanitary Inspector; Chief
Inspector to the Tyne Port Sanitary Authority. War Work :
Voluntary Services rendered in the transport of sick and
wounded naval patients during the period of the war. Address :
Port Sanitary Offices, Mill Dam, South Shields. (M9530)
RUSSELL, John, O.B.B, Major 5th N. Staffs. Regt. (ret),
6. 30 July, 1862 ; s. of John Russell, of Insch, Aberdeenshire ;
m. Alice, d. of the late Peter Whyte, of Streatham, London.
Educ : Aberdeen Univ. Hon. Physician, N. Staff. Infirmary.
War Work : Assistant Director, British Red Cross Society,
N. Staffordshire ; Physician, Stoke-on-Trent War Hospital.
Address : Bleak HiU House, Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent. (0711)
RUSSELL, Mary Ruth, Lady, M.B.E, fi. 8 Jan. 1859 ;
d. of the late Capt. George Boyes Prior, R.A. ; to. Sir James
A, LL.D, s. of the Rev. Alex. Fraser Russell, M.A. War
Work : Convener, Ladies' Committee, Boys' Brigade, Y.M.C.A.
Rest Hut, 1915-19. Address: Woodville, Canaan Lane,
Edinburgh. (M9531)
RUSSELL, Mildred, M.B.E, 6. 1866 ; d. of Capt. Andrew
Hamilton Russell, of The Heath House, Petersfield. Educ. :
Lausanne. War Work : Divisional Sec, Petersfield British
Red Cross Society. Address : The Heath House, Petersfield,
Hants. (M3952)
RUSSELL, Rachel Augusta, M.B.E, 6. 20 Nov. 1888 ;
d. of Champion B. Russell, of Stubbers, North Ockendon,
Essex. War Work : Ministry of Munitions, July, 1915, to
June, 1919 ; Private Sec. to the Sec. Ministry of Munitions,
Sept. 1917, to June, 1919. Address: 258, King's Road,
Chelsea, S.W. 3. (M2379)
RUSSELL, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Edmund MaghUn, C.B.E,
D.S.O, 6. 1870 ; s. of E. M. Russell, of Milford House, Limerick ;
to. 1918, Dorothy, d. of the late Major B. B. Crake, Rifle Brig.
Educ. : Cheltenham Coll. Entered R.E, 1898 ; became Capt,
1907 ; Major, 1915 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col, 1918 ; served in S.
Africa, 1901-2 (despatches, Queen's medal with five clasps) ;
with Anuak Expedition, 1912 (medal, Order of Medjidieh) ; and
during the Great War, 1914-15, on Suez Canal Defences, and
subsequently on Gen. Staff, Headquarters, Cairo (despatches,
Order of the Nile and of 'SS. Maurice and Lazarus of Italy,
Brevet Lieut.-Col.) ; attached to Egyptian Army, 1905-15 ;
was a Gen. Staff Officer, 1916 ; and a Chief Engineer, 1917-19.
Club: Naval and Military. (C1905)
RUSSELL, Capt. Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.M.C (T.).
RUSSELL, Thomas Wentworth, O.B.E.
RUSSELL, Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Victor Alexander
Frederick VilUers, O.B.B, B.A, 6. 27 June, 1874; s. of Lord
Odo William RusseU, 1st Lord AmpthiU (see Btjkke's Peerage) ;
to. Annora Margaret Bromley, d. of late George Edward Martin,
of Ham Court, Worcester (see Bukke'S Peerage). Educ. :
WeUington New Coll, Oxford. Barrister-at-law; Lieut.-Col.
5th Batt. Bedfordshire Regt. Address : 17, Hornton Street,
W. Club : Brooks's. (08183)
RUSSELL, WilUam Archibald, M.B.E.
RUSSELL, Wm. David, O.B.E, J.P, D.L, 6. 1853;
s. of Rear-Admiral John RusseU, of Maulside, Ayrshire ; to.
Jessie Blake, d. of Robert Finnie, of Newfield, Kilmarnock.
Deputy Chairman, Lanarkshire and Ayrshire Railway, and
Deputy Chairman, Ardrossan Harbour Co. War Work :
Convener of County of Ayr during period of the War, and
therefore connected with various war associations, and war work
in the county. Address : Maulside, Glengarnock, Ayrshire.
Clubs : County (Ayr) ; New (Edinburgh). (011256)
RUSSELL, William Sidney, M.B.E.
RUSSELL, Capt. WiUiam Sydney Kemp, O.B.B, b.
14 Dec. 1895 ; s. of W. J. Russell, of Hayes House, Hayes,
Kent ; m. Dorothy, d. ol W. Durran, of 30, Vereker Road, W.
Educ : St. Vincents, Eastbourne ; Shrewsbury ; and Pembroke
Coll, Cambridge. War Work : 2nd Lieut. Royal Sussex Regt,
1914 ; served in France with K.R.R.C. 1916-18 ; Censorship
and Publicity Section, General Staff, G.H.Q, France, 1918-19.
Address : South Lodge, Grange Road, Eastbourne. (05741)
RUSSELL, Hon. Eustace Scott HAMILTON-, O.B.E,
J.P 6. 7 Feb. 1878 ; s. ef Gustavus Russell, 8th Viscount Boyne,
D.L, J.P. ; m. OUve Mary, d. of Francis Alexander Woolryche-
Whitmore, J.P, of Dudnaston, Salop (see Burke's Landed
Gentry) Late Lieut. 5th Batt. Northumberland Fusiliers.
Address : Stoke Lodge, Ludlow. Club : Junior Carlton. (O3900)
RUST, John. M.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.
RUST, Capt. Peroy, M.B.E.
RUSTON, Henry Thomas, M.B.E.
RUSTON, John Albert Edgar, M.B.E.
RUTHEN, Sir Charles Tamlin, O.B.E, 6. 22 Oct 1871 ;
s. of the late John Ruthen, of South Shields ; m. MatUda Jane,
d of the late WUliam Bondfield Westlake, of Swansea. Educ. :
Public School, South Shields, and privately. Fellow of the
Royal Institute of British Architects ; President of the Society
of Architects ; Member of the CouncU of the Institute of
Arbitrators and of the London Society ; Fellow of the Royal

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Society of Arts; Member of the Concrete Institute, Grants
Committee of the Ministry of Labour, and General Advisory
Committee of the Empire Timber Exhibition, 1920 ; Archi
tectural Director, Messrs. R. E. Jones, Ltd. War Work:
Inspector, War Cabinet Committee on Accommodation,
1917-18 ; Chief Inspector and Deputy Controller for London
Area, 1918-20 ; now Consulting Chief Inspector of Accommoda
tion, H.M. Office of Works (honorary appointments) ; Capt.
R.A.S.C, M.T. (V.) ; Special Constabulary (Motor Ambulance),
County Borough of Swansea. Addresses : Dderwen-fawr,
Blackpyl, Swansea : Bank Chambers, Heathfield Street,
Swansea; 44, Bedford Row, London, W.C. 1. Clubs: National
Liberal ; Swansea Liberal ; Swiss Alpine. (01832)
RUTHERFORD, Ernest Victor Buckley, O.B.E, CC, fi.
1871 ; s. of James Buckley Rutherford, of London ; to. Alice
Maud Julia, d. of Wm. Oliver, of Hove. Educ. : Westminster.
Adviser on wines and spirits to War Office. War Work :
Sub-Inspector, Special Constabulary, F Div. ; Adviser to War
Office on wines and spirits. Address : 29, Orsett Terrace, Hyde
Park, W. Clubs : Junior Carlton ; Ranelagh. (011257)
RUTHERFORD, Eva Lydia, Mrs., O.B.E.
RUTHERFORD, Capt. Percival Thomas, O.B.E, fi.
21 Nov. 1884 ; s. of John James Rutherford, M.D, of Rock
Villa, Shipley, Yorks ; to. LUian, d. of John Greenwood, of
Highfield, Ravensbourne Park, S.E. Educ. : Salts Schools,
Saltaire, Yorks. War Work : 2nd Lieut. 4th London How.
Bgde, R.F.A, 1st London Division ; Medical Officer, 4th
London How. Bgde, R.F.A, 56th Division ; M.O. 283rd Bgde,
R.F.A, 56th (London) Division ; Second-in-Command, 2/3rd
London Field Ambulance, 56th (London) Division ; Lieut.-Col.
Commanding 2/3rd West Riding Field Ambulance, Highland
Division, British Army of the Rhine ; Lieut.-Col. Commanding
2/3rd Wessex Field Ambulance, 57th Division. (05742)
RUTHERFORD, Capt. Zerube Bailie, O.B.E, R.A.V.C
RUTHVEN, Capt. the Hon. Charles Edward Stewart
HUE-, O.B.E, fi. 21 April, 1940 ; s. of WilUam Hue-Ruthven
and. _-. s. of Mary EUzabeth Thornton, Baroness Ruthven (see
Burke's Peerage) ; m. Mariana, d. of Col. Edward Robert
Wood, of Southall, Co. Glamorgan. Late Lieut. 51st Regt.
and Capt. Quebec ArtiUery ; J P, Breconshire. Address :
Vaynot House. Cefn Coed. Merthvr Tydfil. (011258)
RUTLAND, George Henry, M.B.E, A.K.C, A.M.Inst.N.A,
6. 16 March, 1884 ; s. of George Rutland, of Conduit Street,
London, W. ; m. Daisy Florence Mary, d. of William Henry
Roberts, of Lowestoft. Educ. : Tiffin School, Kingston-on-
Thames, and King'sColl, Univ. of London. Late Chief Draughts
man, Warship Department, Messrs. R. and W. Hawthorn,
LesUe & Co, Ltd, Newcastle-on-Tyne. War Work : Design
and construction of vessels for H.M. Navy. Address : The
College. Loughborough. (M2382)
RUTTAN OF FREELAND, Lieut.-Col. Charles Millidge,
C.B.E. Canadian Army Service Corps • served in the Great
War, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1836)
RUTTER, Herbert Llewellyn, M.B.E, F.R.CS, M.D.
RUTTER, Joseph Gatt, M.B.E.
RUTTER, Richard Golden, M.B.E.
RTJTTLE, Lieut. Jacob SutcUffe, M.B.E, R.A.F.
RUTTLEDGE, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Geoffrey, O.B.E. M.C.
RUXTON, Major Robert Minturn Clarges, O.B.E.
RUXTON, Lieut. WiUiam MiU, O.B.E, R.N.R.
RYALL, Sir Charles, Knt. Bach, C.B.E, F R C S 6
1870 ; s. of Edward C RyaU, M.R.C.S, 18th and 86th Regts. ;
to. Frances Mary, d. of Thos. Collier, J.P, of Alderlev Edge.
Educ. : DubUn, Paris, Westminster, and King's Coll. Hospital.
Member of Council of the Royal College of Surgeons ; Senior
Surgeon to Cancer Hospital and to Bolingbroke Hospital ; Con
sulting Surgeon to London Lock Hospital, Gordon Hospital for
Diseases of Rectum, and Leatherhead Cottage Hospital War
Work : Assessor-in-Charge of the Appeal Board of Medical
Assessors to tbe Appeal Tribunals of England and Wales ;
Member of National Service Advisory Medical Board, and of
Committee of Reference for recruiting doctors and seeing to
needs of Metropolitan Hospitals ; Surgeon to King George's
Hospital and Lady Carnarvon's Hospital for Officers ; formerlv
Member of the Special Medical Appeal Board under Army
Council. Addresses : 62, Harley Street, W. ; Aldenham
Corner, Radlett, Herts. Clubs : Ranelagh ; Reform. (C1609)
RYAN, Brig.-Gen. Charles Montgomerie, C.M.G, C B E ,
D.S.O, Officier Legion d'Honneur, France, fi. 12 Aug 1867 ¦
s. of the late Col. Edward Moody Ryan, of Bengal Staff Corps'
Indian Army. Educ Winchester Coll, and Jesus Coll
Cambridge. Retired List (Reserve of Officers) ; Commissioned
22 Aug. 1888, to 29 Aug. 1919. Address: c'o Sir C R
McGrigor, Bart, & Co, 39, Panton Street, Haymarket',
London, S.W. Clubs : United Service ; Sports. (C610)
RYAN, Major-Gen. Sir Charles Snodgrass, K B E C B
C.M.G, V.D, 6. 20 Sept. 1853 ; s. of Charles Ryan, of Darriwait!
Upper Macedon, West ; m. Alice Elfrida, d. of The Hon Theo
Sumner, of Stony Park, Brunswich. Educ: Church of England
Grammar School, Edinburgh ; Paris ; Bonn ; Vienna. Surgeon •
Cons. Surgeon, Melbourne Hospital ; Cons. Surgeon, Children's
Hospital ; late Surgeon in Turkish Army during the Servo-
Turkish and Russo-Turkish Wars of 1876-8. War Work ¦
A.D.M.S, 1st Australian Division, at Anzac, France, and
England; Consulting Surgeon to the Australian Imperial
Force. Clubs : Oriental; Melbourne. (C61)
RYAN, Rear-Adm. Frank Edward Cavendish, C.B E
S??"£?53- (retA aI\cl Capt' E'N'B' ! served in the> «reat War.
1914-19 (despatches). (C.Q3R

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RYAN, (late Capt.) HughKaye, O.B.E, M.A, LL.M.. 6.25
Jan. 1875 ; s. of the late Vicar of St. Barnabas, Hessle, Yorks;
m. Anne Campbell, d. of John Cooke, M.D, of St. 1 eonards".
Educ. : Privately, and Corpus Christi CoU, Cambridge.
Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple; well-known platform
speaker ; author of various works. War Work : Took
prominent part in establishing the extensive recruiting organi
sation of the Inns of Court O.T.C, thereby furnishing many
thousands of officers for training ; then did secret work for the
mUitary authorities ; afterwards joined Directorate of the
Inland Waterways and Docks, War Office, and rendered special
services, for which he was mentioned and later recommended
for distinction. Addresses : 2, Crown Office Row, Temple, E.C.4 ,
37, Craven Terrace, Hyde Park, London, W. 2 ; BugseU,
Robertsbridge, Sussex. (07663)
RYAN, Isabel, Mrs., M.B.E.
RYAN, John, O.B.E.
RYAN, Mervyn Frederick, CB.E. War Work: Director
of Munition Gauges. (C611)
RYAN, Capt. Pierce Neimeyer, O.B.E, R.N.R.
RYAN, Lieut. Thomas PhiUp, O.B.E, R.N.R.
RYAN, Lieut. Walter Thomas, O.B.E, R.N.R.
RYAN, Victor Herbert, O.B.E. (012015)
RYAN, Rev. WUUam, O.B.B, fi. 8 Dec. 1887; s. of
Daniel and Mary Ryan, of Tramore, Co. Waterford. Educ. :
St. John's Coll, Waterford. Was Curate in St. Mary's,
Greenock, in the Archdiocese of Glasgow. War Work : Served
with the 49th Division in France from 11 May, 1915, and with
the 2nd Royal Munster Fus. (wounded, Dec. 1916) ; appointed
S.C.F. 30th Division, and assistant to A.P.C Boulogne ; twice
mentioned in despatches. Addresses : R.E. Officers' Mess,
Bulford Camp, WUts ; Marine View, Tramore, Co. Waterford. (05746)
RYAN, Lieut.-Col. WilUam John, C.B.E, R.A.F. Served
in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches, M.B.E, O.B.E.). (C1906)
RYCROFT, Lieut. Albert, M.B.E,. R.A.
RYCROFT, Capt. Frederiok, M.B.E, R.A.
RYCROFT, Percy Edward, M.B.E.
RYDER, Edward Northern, M.B.E.
RYDER, Lieut.-Col. Charles Frederick, O.B.E.
RYDER, Lady Frances, C.B.E, fi. 7 Aug. 1888 ; d. of
5th Earl of Harrowby, of Sandon HaU, Stafford (see BURKE'S
Peerage). War Work : Nursed in military hospitals in England
and France ; organised Hospitality Scheme for Overseas
Officers since Feb. 1917. Addresses: Sandon Hall, Stafford;
Norton House, Campden, Glos. (C2023)
RYDER, George Thomas, O.B.E, J.P.
RYDER, Lady Mary Maud Anson, O.B.E ; 3rd d. of
2nd Earl of Lichfield (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Hon. Edward
Alan Dudley, s. of 5th Earl of Harrowby (see Burke's Peerage).
Address: 46. Cadogan Square, S.W (011259
RYLAND, Edith, Mrs. SMITH-, M.B.E. ; d. of the late
W. F. Richards, of Folkestone ; widow of Charles Alston
Smith-Ryland, of Barford HiU, Warwick. War Work : Hon.
Treas. British Red Cross Society, Warwickshire County ;
Commandant, Barford HiU AuxiUary Hospital, March, 1916,
to Dec. 1918. Address : Chobham Park, Chobham, Surrey.
Clubs : Emnress ; Forum. (M3954)
RYLE, Herbert, O.B.E.
RYLES, Major Charles, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C.

SABESTON, Robert, O.B.E, A.I.F.
SABINE, Dorothy Gladys, M.B.E,. 0. 10 Aug. 1898 : d. of
Henry George Sabine, of London. War Work : Joined British
Red Cross Society on the outbreak of the war and served at th*
Royal Herbert Hospital, Woolwich, from 1915-16 ; until
cessation of hostUities was avaUable for Red Cross Ambulance
duty during air raids on London ; War Office Staff, 1916 tUl
present date. (M9534)
SACKETT, Rev. Alfred Barrett, O.B.E.
SADLER, Annie, O.B.E.
SADLER, Henry, M.B.E.
SADLER, James, O.B.E, 6. 4 Jan. 1858 ; s. of Charles
Sadler, of Tattenhall Lanes, Chester ; to. Emma, d. of Edward
Dod, of Hampton, Malpas ; Educ. : British School, Tattenhak.
Chester. Member of County Agricultural Committee ; Sec.
to Cheshire MUk Producers' Association, Cheshire Chamber of
Agriculture, Cheshire Dairy Farmers' Association, Cheshire
Milk Producers' Depots, Ltd, Cheshire Rural Workers' Friendly
Society, Nantwich Farmers' Club. War Work: Sub-Com
missioner to Food Production Department; Sec. to Local
War Agricultural Committee, SuppUes Sub-Committee, and
Committee for Supply of Forage to His Majesty's Forces ;
Representative of Board of Agriculture on Local Tribunal.
Address : Holmleigh, Wistaston, Nantwich, Cheshire. (011261)
SADLER, Lieut.-Col. LesUe, O.B.E.
SAER, John, M.B.E, fi. 12 Jan. 1864 ; s. of the late John
Saer, of Newhouse, St. Clears ; to. Sarah, d. of David Lewis, of
Bridgend. Clerk to the Carmarthen Rural District CouncU ;.
and to Guardians of Carmarthen Union. War Work : Execu
tive Officer, Carmarthen Rural Food Ccntroi Committee;
Clerk to Local Tribunal ; Member of Local Committee Soldiers'
and SaUors' FamUies Association. Address : Glannant House,
Carmarthen. (M9535>
SAFFORD, SteUa Fanny, O.B.E.
SAGE, Arthur Reginald, M.B.E.
SAGE, Molyneux Baxter Sage, M.B.E.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Salmond

SAIES, Rev. Father Lorenso, M.B.E.
SAINSBURY, Charles, M.B.E, 6. 10 Nov. 1885; s. of
Edward Sainsbury. Educ : Clifton Coll. Stock Exchange.
War Work : Ministry of Munitions. Address : 35, Upper
Gloucester Place, London, N.W. 1. (M45)
SAINSBURY, Edgar John, O.B.E.
SAINSBURY, Lieut. Eric John, M.B.E, R.F.A. (S.R.)
SAINSBURY, Flora Gregory, M.B.E, fi. 6 April, 1883 ;
d. of Richard Henry Sainsbury, of Trowbridge. Educ. :
Hawkesbury, Clevedon, Somerset. Teacher of Domestic
Science- and Organising Inspectress in Domestic Subjects
under Norfolk County Council. War Work : Administrator
in Q.M.A.A.C. at Boyton and Chiseldon Camps, and Preston
Barracks. Address : 3, Bradley Road, Trowbridge, Wilts.
Club : Women's Active Service. (M6702)
SAINSBURY, Harrington, O.B.E, M.D, F.R.C.P, fi.
1853. Consulting Physician to the Royal Free Hospital and
the City of London Hospital for Diseases of the Chest^Victoria
Park; Examining Physician, Royal National Hospital,
Ventnor. War Work : At the Richmond Military Hospital
and subsequently at the Bermondsey Military Hospital.
Addresses : 52, Wimpole Street, W. 1 ; 12, Woburn Square,
W.C. 1. (011844)
SAINT, Major Charles Frederick Morris, C.B.E, M.D,
F.R.CS, R.A.M.C. Served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1319)
SAINT, Rosa Charlotte, M.B.E. ; d. of the late John James
Heath Saint, Recorder of Leicester. Educ. : St. Mary's
Convent, S. Ascot, Berks. War Work : Clerk at the War Office.
Address : 6, Lisgar Terrace, W. 14. (M9537)
ST. AUBYN, Brevet.-Major Guy Stewart, O.B.E.
ST. AUBYN, Ingeborg Alfhild Lady MOLESWORTH-
O.B.E. ; d. of I. V. Sigvald MuUer, of Beaucliffe House,
Newquay, CornwaU ; m. the late Sir St. Aubyn Sender, s. of
Hender Molesworth-St, Aubyn, of Pencarrow, Cornwall. Educ. :
Privately. President of CornwaU County Federation of
Women's Lnstitutes ; Vice-Chairman of County Horticultural
Committee ; Member of the Statutory Agricultural Committee
for Cornwall, and County Agricultural Executive Committee ;
Delegate to the National Federation of Agricultural Executive
Committee. War Work : Chairman, Cornwall War Service
for Women Committee ; President of Cornwall Women's
Agricultural Council ; Chairman of its Executive Committee ;
Vice-Chairman of the National Federation of Women's Agri
cultural Committees; Chairman of AUotments and Horti
cultural Committee during the Food Production Campaign ;
Member of County Appeal Tribunal (Military Service). Ad
dress : Atlantic House, Newquay, Cornwall. Clubs : County
of CornwaU Ladies' ; Women's Institute, Newquay. (011263)
ST. BARBE, Henry, M.B.E.
ST. CLAIR, Frank Verity, O.B.E., fi. Sept. 1858 ; s. of
Francis Robert, of Addingham ; m. Mary Adelaide, d. of
WilUam Fox, of Poynton. Educ. : Dr. Kerrs, Wharfedale.
Executive Committee, V.A.F. and M.H.A. Benevolent Funds ;
Provincial Delegate, Variety Artistes Federation. War Work :
Organising War Charities and Concerts for Wounded ; devoted
aU profits from the sales of his compositions : " Follow The
Drum," "When the Boys Come Home," and other patriotic
songs; received fourteen thousand post-cards from the
trenches, and three thousand from British prisoners for com
forts his songs sent out. Address : The Chalet, Prees Heath,
Salop. Club: VaudeviUe. (011264)
ST. CLAIR, Hon. Lockhart Matthew, CLE, O.B.E,
M.Inst.CE, 6. 25 July, 1855 ; s. of 14th Baron Sinclair (see
Burke's Peerage) ; m. EUen Mary Margaret, d. of the late
Surgeon-Major-Gen. W.R.Rice, C.S.I, M.D. Educ : Welling
ton CoU, and Royal Indian Engineering CoU, Cooper's Hill.
Joined the Indian Public Works Department, Oct. 1876 ;
served as Assistant Engineer in the Saugor Road, and Executive
Engineer in Charge of Nagpur and Jubbulpur Divisions,
1881-85 ; State Engineer to the Nepal Government, 1889-92 ;
Executive Engineer, Lower Assam, 1894-95 ; Executive
Engineer, Hoshungabad Division, Central Provinces, 1895-97 ;
Under Sec. to the Government, Central Provinces, in the
Public Works Department, 1897-99 ; in charge Nagpur
Division Buildings, Roads, Waterworks, and Famine Relief
Works, Oct. 1899, to March, 1900 ; Superintendent of Works
tor all works 8 Southern Districts of the C.P. ; in Nov. 1900,
appointed Superintending Engineer and Sec. to the Govern
ment, Central Provinces, in the P.W.D. ; as such had pro
fessional responsibility for, and administrative control of, all
Public Works in the Provinces, including roads, buildings,
waterworks, raUways, mines, irrigation works, relief works,
etc. ; designed and superintended the building of many water
works in India, for which he received the thanks of the Imperial
in0„v.emment ' C.I.E, 1902 ; retired from the Public Service,
1904. War Work : Joined the Metropolitan Special Constabu-
'ary.Aug. 1914; appointed Chief Inspector of the Sutton
sub-Division ; appointed Assistant Commander, Sept. 1914 ;
Acting Commander of the " W " Division, Oct. 1914 ; Com
mander, Nov. 1914, which post he has since held. Address :
Dernana, Mayfield Road, Sutton, Surrey. Clubs: Junior
Carlton ; Royal AutomobUe. '-.¦ ¦'•.¦' (03964)
ST. HELIER, Susan Mary EUzabeth, Lady, C.B.E.
ST. JOHN, Lieut.-Col. Henry Beauchamp, CLE, C.B.E,
Indian Army, 6. 26 Aug. 1874 ; e. s. of Sir Oliver Beauchamp
Coventry St. John, K.C.S.I, R.E. (see BURKE'S Peerage) ;
•»• 6 Feb. 1907, Olive Amy, 2nd d. of Col. Cbarles Herbert,

Resident at Jaipur, Rajputana. Assist. Sec. to the Govern
ment of India. Address : Foreign Department, Simla. (C1303)
ST. LAWRENCE, Bertha, Mrs. GAISFORD-, M.B.E. ;
d. of Francis Riddell, of Cheeseburn Grange, Northumberland ;
m. 1889, Julian Charles, s. of Thomas Gaisford-St. Lawrence,
of Olltogton, and Lady Emily St. Lawrence, e. d. of 3rd Earl
of Howth. Address : Howth Castle, Co. DubUn. (M9539)
ST. MAUR, Nina Mabel Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
ST. QUINTIN, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Newton, O.B.E,
late Naval Ordnance Department, 6. 9 April, 1854 ; s. of
William St. Quintin, of Bengal Civil Service ; to. Mary Leaper,
d. of Charles Edmund Newton, of Mickleover Manor, Derby
(see Burke's Landed Gentry). Educ. : Blackheath School.
Sec, Lloyds Patriotic Fund. War Work : Admiralty, 1914-15 ;
Special Constable, 1915-19 ; Member London War Pensions
Committee from formation, 1916 ; Hon. Sec. Princess Christian
Home, Portsmouth. Addresses : 36, Moore Street, Chelsea ;
Lattice House, Bracknell, Berks. Club : National. (011265)
SALBERG, Capt. Frank James, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
SALCOMBE, Capt. Ernest Walter, O.B.E.
SALE, Major Arthur Bromwich, O.B.E, M.C, M.A,
6. 17 Nov. 1884 ; s. of WilUam Hanson Sale, J.P, of Atherstone ;
to. Dorothea Lucy, d. of Walter Bicknell, of Henley-in-Arden.
Educ. : St. Peter's School, York, and Pembroke Coll, Oxford.
Schoolmaster. War Work : Served with 13th Batt. R. War
wickshire Regt, at home, and 9th Batt. R. Warwickshire Regt.
in Mesopotamia, India, Persia, Turkestan, Trans-Caspia,
Caucasus, Turkey, and in Salomca ; 2nd in command, 9th
R. Warwickshire Regt, July, 1916, to Jan. 1917, and Jan.
1919, to Sept. 1919 (disbandment of battalion) ; commanded
7th R. Berkshire Regt, Aug. to Sept. 1919, in Caucasus. Ad
dress : Arden Hill, Atherstone. (08710)
SALISBURY, Francis, C.B.E, I.S.O, J.P, 6. 13 June,
1850 ; s. of the late Francis Salisbury, of the General Post
Office ; m. Ann Catherine, d. of the late Dr. Hugh R. Hughes,
J.P, of Bangor, Carnarvonshire. Educ. : Stockwell Grammar
School, London. District Surveyor and Postmaster, General
Post Office ; Postmaster Surveyor at Liverpool, Jan. 1896, to
June, 1913. War Work : Took charge of the North Midland
Postal District, April. 1915, to April, 1919 ; employed as
Postal Adviser to British Delegate to Marienwerder Inter-AUied
Plebiscite Commission, Jan. 1920, to Aug. 1920. Address:
Athenaeum, Liverpool. (C612)
SALLIS, Major Daniel, O.B.E, T.D. ; s. of George
Sallis, of Malvern ; to. Sarah, d. of John Davis, of Chaddesley
Corbett. Educ. : Army Schools. Sec, War Pensions Com
mittee. War Work : Mobilised with l/8th Batt. the Worcester
shire Regt, 5 Aug. 1914 ; served in France, Belgium, and
Italy ; mentioned in despatches twice, and awarded higher rate
of pay for service in the field. Address : 28, Hill Avenue,
Worcester. (07664)
SALMON, Hedley, O.B.E. _,-„*.
SALMON, Major Isidore, C.B.E, D.L, L.CC, 6. 10 Feb.
1876 ; s. of B. Salmon. Educ. : Privately. Managing
Director of Public Company; Member of London County
CouncU ' Vice-Chairman of London War Pensions Committee ;
Chairman City of London Employment Exchange (Ministry of
Labour) Address: 30, HoUand Villas Road, Kensington,
London, W. 14. (C2928)
SALMON, Joseph Harold, M.B.E.
SALMON, Lieut. Ronald Martin, M.B.E, R.E.
SALMON, WilUam John Cecil Redford, M.B.E. 6. 5
June, 1876; s. of Chas. Salmon, M.I.C.E, J.P, R.N, of
Riversfield, Erith; m. Lilian Harriet Augusta, d. of Capt.
John Prittie Bayly, R.N, of Ballyre, Co. Cork, Ireland Educ :
Privately and Univ. Coll, London. Mechanical Engineer,
1898-1910 ; Assist.-Manager Messrs. Vickers, Ltd, 1908-1913 ;
held commission in 4th Home Counties Howitzer Bde ; re
signed commission as Battery Leader whilst in Australia.
War Work : Returned to England, Oct. 1915 ; joined Inspec
tion Dept at Woolwich as Assist.-Inspector of Carnages ;
went to America, U.S.A., for special work on guns carnages,
and shells, etc, Jan. 1918; appointed Assist.-Inspector
Carriages, Manchester ; resigned March, 1919 ; joined the firm
of Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth & Co. Address : -Rivers-
field, Erith, Kent. Clubs : Royal AutomobUe^ (M9541)
SALMOND, Elaine Marguerite, Mrs, O.B.B, 6. 1870.
War Work: London War Pensions Committee. -Address
36, Brunswick Square, W.C 1- (n t* F
SALMOND. Mary Augusta Compton, Mrs., O-B.li,
6 12 Sept. 1858 ; d. of William Compton Smith of Wands
worth Surrey ; to. Walter, s. of Col. J. Salmond, of Waterfoot,
CumDerland,yand Langton HaU near Alfreton (see BURKE s
Landed Gentry). Educ. : Privately. Song writer; Hon. County
Se : tor Derbyshire of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society
for nearly 20 years; Member of Lord Roberts Memorial Work-
hops Committee (East Midlands) ; Lady Almoner of Regi
mental Homes of the Sherwood Foresters (Notts, and Derby
R»rt> • Member of four War Pensions Committees ; Hospital
visitor 'in three counties, and voluntary pianist in hospitals.
Addresses: Newton Old Hall, near Alfreton, Derbyshire j

and Folkestone.

(01835)

SALMOND; Robert Williamson Asher, O.B.E, M.D
6 1883 ¦ s of Robert Salmond, of Aberdeen ; m. Amelia Maud
d of J.'Thomlinson, of Headcorn .Educ. : Grammar School,
and Marischal Coll., Aberdeen. Physician and Radiologist;
TTon Radio ozist Univ. CoU. Hospital, London ; and Lecturer
to ^ology^Wai Work: Deputy 'Consulting Radiologist,

453

Salmond

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

British Armies in France. Addresses : 51, Welbeck Street,
London, W. 1 ; 4, Brendon House, Great Woodstock Street,
W. 1. Club : Aberdeen Univ. (O8602)
SALMOND, Comm. Kenneth GOFTON-, O.B.B, R.N,
fi. 17 July, 1880 ; s. of Robert Gofton-Salmond, and g.s. of
Robert Salmond, Capt. R.N, of H.M.S. "Birkenhead";
m. Maud Alice, d. of Col. W. H. Lyster, of Indian Army.
Educ. : Dulwich, and Royal Naval School, Eltham. Member
of British Naval Mission to Greece, 1910-12 ; Director of Naval
Ordnance, Royal Hellenic Navy ; Naval Sec. to the Navy
League, 1913-14 ; Capt.-Supt. of the Sea Cadet Corps, 1919-20 ;
Director of Organisation, British Commonwealth Union, from
1919 ; awarded Royal Humane Society's Bronze Medal, 1904 ;
and Order of the Redeemer of Grace by the late King George
of Greece, in 1912, for valuable services rendered. War Work :
Aug. 1914, to May, 1915, Gunnery Officer of H.M.S. " Amphi-
trite," Atlantic Patrol Flagship of Vice-Admiral de Roebeck ;
May, 1915, to Jan. 1916, Second-in-Command, aud Gunnery
Officer, of H.M.S. " Grafton," Dardanelles and GaUipoli ;
invaUded as unfit for sea service ; Jan. 1916, to Feb. 1919,
Naval Experimental Officer at Experimental Establishment,
New Ranges, Shoeburyness. Address : The Nook, Kingswood
Road, Upper Norwood, S.E. 19. Clubs : Junior Army and
Navy; Royal Navy Club. (09165)
SALSBURY, Albert Edward, M.B.E, D.C.M.
SALTER, Albert Hugh, M.B.E. (M10465)
SALTER, William Henry, M.B.E, M.A, LL.B, 6. 19
March, 1880 ; s. of W. H. Gurney Salter, of 66, Ladbroke Road,
W. ; m. Helen WooUgar de Gandrion, d. of Prof. A. W. Verrall,
of Cambridge. Educ. : St. Paul's School ; Trinity Coll,
Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law. War Work : Ministry of
Munitions (Labour Supply, Legal Departments, and Secre
tariat). Addresses : Crown House, Newport, Essex ; 3, New
Square, Lincoln's Inn. Club : United Univ. (M2384)
SALVIDGE, Sir Archibald Tutton James, K.B.E, Knt.
Bach, J.P, 6. 1863 ; 2nd s. of Archibald Tutton Salvidge ;
m. 1885, Alice Margaret, d . of late Thomas McKernan. Educ :
Liverpool Institute. Managing Director, Bent's Brewery Co,
Ltd. ; Liverpool Alderman ; Chairman Liverpool Men's Con
servative Assocn. ; of Council National Unionist Assoc. ; of
Conservative and Liberal Unionist Organisations, 1913 ; of
Canvassing Sub-committee ; Liverpool Recruiting Committee ;
of Liverpool Advisory Committee ; declined Lord Mayoralty
(Liverpool), 1910; Leader of City Council and of Unionist
Party in Liverpool. Address : Braxted, Hoylake. Clubs: Con
stitutional ; Conservative ; Royal Golf, Liverpool. (K419)
SAMBLE, Read, O.B.E, fi. 4 Dec. 1876 ; s. of the late Read
Samble, of Burton-on-Trent ; m. Rowena, d. of the late Alder
man John Yeomans, of Burton-on-Trent. Educ. : Burton-on-
Trent Grammar School. SoUcitor; Chairman of Higher
Education Committee. War Work : Sec. to War Pensions
Committee, Burton-on-Trent; Hon. Sec. to Burton-on-
Trent Parish Belgian Refugees Committee. Address : March-
ington House, Stanton Road, Burton-on-Trent. (011627)
SAMBRIDGE, William, M.B.E.
SAMMUT, Mrs., M.B.E.
SAMPLE, Charles Herbert, O.B.E, B.A, F.S.I, 5.
22 Nov. 1862 ; s. of Thomas Sample, of Bothal Castle, Morpeth,
and Carrycoats Hall, Northumberland ; m. Maria Florence,
d. of John Greene, of Gateshead. Educ. : Edinburgh Academy
and Cambridge Univ. Alderman Northumberland County
Council ; Chairman of SmaU Holdings Committee, and of
Committee of Management of Cockle Park Experimental
Station ; Land Agent for several estates in Northumberland
and Durham. War Work: From Feb. 1917, to Feb. 1919,
District Commissioner for four Northern Counties for Board
of Agriculture and Fisheries (Food Production Department).
Addresses : Shildon Grange, Corbridge ; 29, Grainger Street
West, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Clubs : Union and Farmers'.
Newcastle ; Farmers', London. (01886)
SAMPLE, Capt. Leslie, M.B.E.
SAMPSON, Alexander Whitehead, C.B.E, 6. 13 Oct.
s. of the late Thomas Sampson, of Greenock ; m. Jane

1859;

(who died), d. ol John Tait, of Greenock. Educ. : Normal
School, Edinburgh. Shipbuilder ; late Director and Shipyard
Manager of the Fairfield ShipbuUding and Engineering Co,
Ltd, Glasgow. War Work : Director of AuxiUary Vessels, at
the Admiralty, and responsible for the ordering and completion
of all Auxiliary War Vessels. Address: Bonington, Bella-
houston, Glasgow. Club : Royal Scottish Automobile. (C1034)
SAMPSON, George Frederick, O.B.E 6. 21 Feb 1883;
s. of John Sampson, of Stanley, near Wakefield ; to. Gerda,
d. of E. A. Hedin, of Gefle (Sweden). Educ. : Wakefield
Grammar School ; Beriin Univ. Archivist at British Embassy,
BerUn, till 1914 ; Assistant Commercial Attache' to British
Legation, Stockholm, during war. Address : 66, Sinclair Road,
West Kensington. Clubs : National Liberal ; New City.
SAMPSON, Henry William, O.B.E. ' "! ''"''
SAMPSON, Major Herbert Henry, O.B.E, M.C, M.B,
B.Ch, F.R.CS. (Eng.), 6. 4 Oct. 1886 ; s. of the late Frederick
Sampson of Sutton Coldfield. Educ. : Birmingham Univ. ;
London Hospital. Consulting Surgeon ; Assistant Surgeon,
General Hospital, Birmingham, and Children's Hospital,
Birmingham. War Work: France, 69th Field Ambulance,
1915; 26th Field Ambulance, 1916; Surgeon-in-charge of
Special Abdominal Hospital, Bac St. Maus, 1915-16; 6
Casualty Clearing Station, 1916, surgeon ; 19 Casualty Clearing
Station ; Surgical Specialist, 1916 to end of war. Addresses :

47, NewhaU Street, Birmingham; Ferndale, Manor Road,-
Sutton Coldfield. Clubs : Conservative ; Clef, Birmingham (05757)
SAMPSON, Lieut. Howard, M.B.B.
SAMPSON, John, CB.E, M.I.C.E, M.I.N.A, 6. 1859;
s. of John Sampson, of Hayle, Cornwall ; to. 1890, Lucy Eliza
beth, d. of John Pearce Sawyer, of Filham House, Ivybridge,
Devon. A Director of John Brown and Co. (Limited), of
Sheffield and Clydebank, and other steel production, ship
building, engineering, electricity and ordnance Cos. ; a Member
of Financial FacUities Committee ; sometime British Repre
sentative on Anglo-Russian Sub-Committee in New York.
Addresses : Queen Anne's Mansions, S.W. ; Folkestone, Kent
Clubs: Athenteum; Reform. (C613)
SAMPSON, Leslie Norman, O.B.E.
SAMSON, Sir Edward Marlay, K.B.E, K.C, 6. 27 March,
1869 ; s. of Louis Samson, of ScotchweU, Haverfordwest.
Educ. : Harrow ; Trinity CoU, Oxford. Recorder of Swansea ;
ChanceUor, St. David's Diocese ; Chairman, Court of Quarter
Sessions, Haverfordwest ; Vice-Chairman Court of Quarter
Sessions, County of Pembroke. War Work : Chairman, South
Wales and Monmouth Disablement Committee ; Vice-President,
Association of War Pensions Committees ; Chairman, Institu
tional Committee (Wales) ; Hon. Sec. Welsh National Fund.
Address : ScotchweU, Haverfordwest. Clubs : Cariton ;
United Univ (K420)
SAMSON, Major Felix Rumney, O.B.E, R.A.F.
SAMSON, Howard Lewis, M.B.E.
SAMSON, Lieut.-Col. Louis Lort Rhys, C.M.G, C.B.E, 6.
1866 ; cs. of Louis Samson, J.P, D.L, of ScotchweU, Haver
fordwest ; to. Gertrude Maud, d. of the late Edwin WUUams.
Educ. : Harrow, and R.M.C. Entered Army, 1886 ; Capt.
Lancashire FusUiers, 1894 ; Major King's Own (Roy. Lancaster
Regt.), 1905 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1916 ; served in S. Africa,
1900-2 (Queen's medal with two clasps, King's medal with
two clasps) ; was Consul at Adrianople, 1906-14 ; appointed
a Gen. Staff Officer, 1916; J.P. for Pembrokeshhe. Club:
Junior Army and Navy. (C2161)
SAMUEL, Casmire, Mrs., M.B.E.
SAMUEL, Rt. Hon. Sir Herbert Louis, P.C, G.B.E,
M.A, (M.P. Cleveland Division, N. Riding, Yorks. 1902-18),
6. 6 Nov. 1870 ; s. of the late Edwin L. Samuel and Clara Yates ;
m. 1897 Beatrice, y. d. of the late EUis A. Franklin. Educ. :
Univ. Coll. School ; BalUol Coll, Oxford. First Class Honours,
Oxford, 1893 ; contested South Oxfordshire as a Liberal 1895,
and 1900 ; ParUamentary Under-Sec. Home Dept. 1905-9 ;
Privy Councillor 1908 ; ChanceUor of the Duchy of Lancaster
(with a seat in the Cabinet) 1909-10, and 1915-16; Post
master-General, 1910-14, and 1915-16 ; President of the Local
Government Board, 1914-15 ; Secretary of State for Home
Affairs 1916 ; Chairman, Select Committee on National Ex
penditure, 1917-18 ; British Special Commissioner to Belgium,
1919 ; appointed High Commissioner for Palestine, 1920.
Address : Government House, Jerusalem, Palestine. (G65)
SAMUEL, Sir John Smith, K.B.E, F.R.S.E,F.S.A. (Scot.),
J.P, D.L, Knight of the Swedish Royal Order of Vasa
(1st class), Commander of the Belgian Order of the Crown,
Chevalier of the Order of the Legion of Honour, CavaUer of
the ItaUan Order of the Crown, Order of St. Sava of Serbia,
Imperial Order of the Russian Red Cross, Officier de I'Academie
of France, Officer of Order of Prince Danilo of Montenegro,
6. 2 AprU, 1870 ; s. of Hugh Samuel, of. Glasgow.
Educ. : Glasgow Univ. Official Sec. to the Lord Provosts of
Glasgow ; Clerk of Lieutenancy for the County of the City of
Glasgow, and to the Visiting Committee of H.M. Prison,
BarUnnie ; Hon. Sec. Glasgow Branch of the Soldiers' and
Sailors' Help Society ; Joint Hon. Sec. of the Pr ncess Louise
Scottish Hospital for Limbless Sailors and Soldiers ; Hon. Sec.
of the Prince Albert Workshops for the Training of Disabled
Sailors and Soldiers ; Member of the Glasgow War Pensions
Committee, and Chairman of Springburn District War Pensions
Committee ; Member of the City of Glasgow Branch of the Red
Cross Society. War Work : Was identified with aU the most
important War organisations in Glasgow from the commence
ment of hostiUties in 1914 till the signing of the Armistice in
1918 ; has held the office of Hon. Sec. of the Glasgow Branch
of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society since 1901, and
personally interviewed and assisted most of the discharged
service men belonging to Glasgow for 16 years ; during the
late war, the Society was placed upon a permanent footing,
and an Acting Sec. was appointed to take over the work
hitherto discharged voluntarily by him ; one of the promoters and
is Joint Hon. Sec. of the Princess Louise Scottish Hospital for
Limbless Sailors and Soldiers at Erskine, on the Clyde ; one
of the promoters and Hon. Sec. of the Prince Albert Workshops
for the training of disabled sailors and soldiers at Possilpark,
Glasgow ; his most important War work was the raising and
collecting of War Funds under the auspices of successive
Lord Provosts of Glasgow ; Hon. Treas. of a great variety
of such funds, including the Prince of Wales' National Relief
Fund, for which the enormous sum of £270,000 was subscribed;
one of the first 43 Knight Commanders to receive the accolade
which was conferred upon him by H.M. the King at an
open-air Investiture held in Glasgow on 18 Sept, 1917.'
Addresses : City Chambers, Glasgow ; 13, Park Circus, Glas
gow. Clubs : Caledonian and Road, London ; Art and
Literary, Glasgow. (K37)
SAMUEL, Dame Victoria Louise, O.B.E. A founder of
War Refugees Committee during Great War. (D54)
454

BIOGRAPHIES.

Sanguinetti

SAMUEL, Thomas John, M.B.E.
SAMUELSON, Lieut.-Col. Cecil LleweUyn, O.B.E, fi.
7 June, 1882 ; s. of Llewellyn Samuelson of Cookham, Berks. ;
m, Norah, d. of Henry Richardson, of Kirklevington, Yorks.
(see Burke's Landed Gentry). Educ : Cheltenham Coll.
Member of London Stock Exchange. War Work : Served in
Royal Army Service Corps. Address : 6, Sumner Terrace,
London, S.W. 7. Club : Bath. (09725)
SAMUELSON, SybU Charlotte Eleanor, Mrs., O.B.E,
fi. 27 Feb. 1876 ; d. of the late Hon. Walter Harbord, s. of
3rd Baron Suftteld (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Herbert Walter,
s. of the late Rt. Hon. Sir Bernhard Samuelson, Bart, P.C,
F.R.S. (see Burke's Peerage). War H'ori.- Gave herresidence, 58,
Grosvenor Street, London, W. 1, for Hospital for Officers for 4J
years, to which officers were sent direct from abroad ; the
hospital contained 14 beds, and about 520 patients were treated
there. Address : 58, Grosvenor Street, London, W. 1.(011269)
SAMWAYS, William Henry, M.B.E, R.N.
SANDARS, Major Edmund Thomas, O.B.F... R.A.S.C.
SANDARS, Gertrude Marian, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 23 July,
1863 ; d. of WilUam Wtogate, of Ludford, Lincolnshire ; m.
George' Edward Sandars, s. of John Edward Sandars, of
Sandsfield, Gainsboro'. Wat Work : Head of small voluntary
needlework party at the 4th Northern General Hospital,
Lincoln ; Red Cross visitor to AustraUans and Americans at
above hospital, and latterly Chairman of the Territorial Force
Nursing Service Committee. Address : Scampton, Lincoln-
Shire. (011270)
SANDBACH, Lna, Hon. Mrs. Arthur Edmund, O.B.E. ;
5th d. of 2nd Baron Penrhyn (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; to. (1902)
Arthur Edmund, 3rd s. of the late H. R. Sandbach, of
Hafouunnos, Co. Denbigh, and EUzabeth, d. and co-heir oi
Martin Williams, of Bryn Gwyn, Co. Montgomery. Address :
Bryn Gwyn, Bwlch-y-Cibau, Montgomeryshire. (01837)
SANDBERG, Christer Peter, C.B.E, M.I.C.E.
SANDBERG, Judith Mary, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C, d. of the
late Rev. Francis Sandberg, Indian Government Chaplain, and
Mrs. Sandberg, 3, WeUington Mansions, Queen's Club Gardens,
W. 14.
SANDBERG, Nils Percy Patrick, C.B.E, 6. 1881 ; s.
of Christian Peter Sandberg ; to. 1911, Rina Mary Stewart, d.
of Com. Samuel Ewing, R.N. Educ. : Dulwich CoU, and in
Brussels. CivU Engineer, and a partner to the firm of C. P.
Sandberg, consulting engineer, of 40, Grosvenor Gardens,
S.W. ; was Director of Inspection of Steel (Land Ser.), Min. of
Munitions during the Great War. Address : 6, West Eaton
Place, S.W. (C287)
SANDBERG, Oscar Fridolf Alexander, O.B.E.
SANDELS, T. Lieut. CecU Arthur ANGLESEA-,
M.B.E, M.C, R.F.A.
SANDELSON, Capt. David Isambard, M.B.B, B.A,
B.C.L, fi. 6 Oct. 1889 ; s. of the Rev. Rabbi Y. M. Sandelson,
of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; m. Dora, d. of Victor Lightman, J.P,
of Roundhay, near Leeds. Educ. : Durham Univ. SoUcitor.
War Work : 1915-17, Acting Paymaster Northern Command ;
1917-18, War Office Representative at Tsingtau, North China,
for recruitment of Chinese Labour for France ; 1918-19,
Financial Adviser to British MiUtary Mission to Siberia.
Address : Chistlehurst, Street Lane, Roundhay Leeds. Ctefis :
Law Society; National Liberal. (M6775)
SANDEMAN, Major Alfred Patrick, O.B.E.
SANDEMAN, David Alexander Stewart, O.B.E.
SANDEMAN, Ella Victoire Glas, M.B.E, 6. 1863 ; d. of
John Glas Sandeman, of Whin-Hurst, HayUng, Island (see
Burke's Landed Gentry). War Work : Commandant, V.A.D.
Hospital, Hants, 32, HayUng Island, 1915-19. Address :
Whin-Hurst, HayUng Island, Hants. Club : Sesame. (M922)
SANDEMAN, IsabeUa Emma, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of John
Henry WUlock, I.C.S. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Deputy President, Brighton, Hove and Preston Division of
British Red Cross Society, from 1910-18. Address : 14,
Second Avenue, Hove. Clubs : Sesame ; Royal Colonial
Institute. (01838)
SANDEMAN, Ronald Leighton, O.B.E.
SANDEMAN, WiUiam WelUngton, M.B.E.
SANDERCOCK, Lieut. Archie, M.B.E, R.G.A. (T.).
SANDERS, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Arthur Addison, O.B.E,
M.B., R.N.
SANDERS, Sir Charles John Ough, K.B.E, 6. 14 July,
1865 ; 8. of James Charles, of Devonport ; m. Agnes Jessie,
i. of HoweU Hughes, of Neath and LlaneUy. Educ. : Privately,
Mid King's CoU, London. Chairman, Conference and Works
Board, Shipbuilding Employers' Federation. War Work :
In charge of Merchant Shipbuilding, Board of Trade, 1914-16 ;
Director of ShipbuUding Work, Ministry of Shipping, 1916-17 ;
Assistant to Deputy ControUer of Auxiliary ShipbuUding,
Admiralty, 1917 ; Assistant to Controller-General of Merchant
ShipbuUding, 1917-18 ; Member of several Departmental and
hiter-Departmental War Committees; is Commander of the
Order of the Crown of Italy. Addresses : 9, Victoria Street,
Westminster, S.W. ; Lyndhurst, Northbrook Road, Lee, S.E.
13. Clubs : Royal Societies' ; National Liberal. (K421)
SANDERS, Major Douglas Brooking, O.B.B, R.A.F.
SANDERS, Grace Louise, O.B.E, 6. 30 Jan. 1888 ; d. of
James Harris Sanders, of London. Educ : Privately. Civil
Servant, Ministry of Labour. War Work: National ReUef
Jfund and National Registration, Stepney ; Lord Derby's
Kecruiting Canvas, Edmonton ; Clerk, War Trade Dept. and
Admiralty ; served in Q.M.A.A.C June, 1917, to Oct. 1919,

overseas ; Controller, H.Q. Northern Command. Address :
406, Fulham Road, S.W. 6. (08932)
SANDERS, Hilda, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Francis H. Beau
mont, of Bucldand Court, Betchworth, Surrey (see Burke's
Landed Gentry) ; to. Robert Massy Dawson, s. of Thomas
Sanders, of CharleviUe Park, Co. Cork (see Burke's Landed
Gentry). War Work: Hon. Sec. CharleviUe War Pensions
Sub-Committee. Addresses : CharleviUe Park, Co. Cork ; 259,
St. James' Court, London, S.W. Club : Ladies' Automobile. (M9546)
SANDERS, Lewis Samuel, O.B.E. (O12016)
SANDERS, 2nd Lieut. Peroy Alan, O.B.E.
SANDERS, Major Samuel George, O.B.E.
SANDERS, Capt. William Stephen, C.B.E. Sec. British
Section, International Socialist Party. (C289)
SANDERSON, Lieut. Franois Robert, O.B.B, Chevalier of
the Order of King George of Greece.
SANDERSON, Capt. WUUam Lauchlan, O.B.E, M.C,
fi. 23 Oct. 1890 ; s. of W. J. A. Sanderson, of New Zealand and
India. Educ : Scotch Coll, Western AustraUa. Irrigation
and Drainage Engineer ; at present engaged in pastoral pur
suits. War Work : Embarked from Western Australia with
the Australian Light Horse, and served on Gallipoli, taking
part in their famous charge on the 7th August, 1915, against
"The Nek"; was wounded at Hill 60, GaUipoU, and after
the evacuation, transferred to the 4th AustraUan Divisional
ArtiUery, and served with them in France and Flanders from
June, 1916, till the termination of the war ; French Croix de
Guerre ; mentioned in despatches. Addresses : Claremont,
Western Australia ; Kooline Station, via Onslow, W.A.
Club : Naval and Military (Western AustraUa). (01855)
SANDES; Major Charles William Wallace, O.B.E.
SANDES, Elizabeth, C.B.E, 6. 1851 ; d. of Stephen
Sandes, of Sallowglen, Co. Kerry (see Burke's Landed Gentry).
Educ : The French School, Bray. War Work : Originator of
Soldiers' Homes in Ireland and India, and for fifty years Hon.
Supt. of Soldiers' Homes, which now number thirty. Address :
Sandes Soldiers' Home, Curragh Camp, Deland. (C2930)
SANDES. Lieut.-Col. Thomas Lindsay, O.B.E, M.A,
M.D. (Dublin), F.R.CS. (Eng.), F.R.CS. (Ireland), 6. 1882 ;
s. of Thomas Sanders, S.A.M.C, of County Dublin, Deland ;
m. Evelyn Bell, d. of — Metcalf, of Cradock, Cape. Educ. :
Privately ; Trinity Coll, Dublin Univ. ; Berne Univ, Switzer
land. Surgical Specialist, Wynberg MiUtary Hospital, Cape.
War Work: Capt. S.A.M.C, Surgical SpeciaUst, Wynberg
Military Hospital, Cape, 1914 ; Major, R.A.M.C, with South
African MUitary Hospital, France, 1915-16 ; Lieut.-Col,
S.A.M.C, Surgical Specialist, South African MUitary Hospital,
Richmond, Surrey, 1917-20. Clubs : CivU Service, Capetown ;
Union of South Africa. (01841)
SANDFORD, Lieut.-Comm. Ceoil Stanley, O.B.E, R.N.
SANDFORD, EUzabeth Ada, M.B.E, R.R.C
SANDFORD, Thomas Frederick, M.B.E.
SANDHURST, Eleanor Mary Caroline, Viscountess,
O.B.E, d. of Matthew Arnold and widow of Hon. Armine
Wodehouse ; to. (1909) William Mansfield, 1st Viscount Sand
hurst, P.C, G.CV.O, G.CS.I, G.C.I.E, J.P., Lord Chamber
lain. Address : 60, Eaton Square, S.W. 1. (O3906)
SANDIESON, Eng.-Lieut. John, O.B.E, R.N.
SANDISON, David, O.B.E.
SANDISON, Capt. John Forbes WiUiam, O.B.E, M.C,
M.B, R.A.M.C __ ____
SANDLANDS, Paul Ernest, O.B.E, 6. 25 May, 1878 ;
s. of Rev. J. P. Sandlands, late Vicar of Brigstock, Northants ;
to. Laura, d. of the late B. E. West, of Flore Grange, Weedon.
Educ. : Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law, Recorder
of Newark-on-Trent. War Work: S. Africa, 1900, Queens
Medal and 5 clasps ; C.I.V. (Mounted Infantry) ; Commander
B. Division, Special Constabulary, Bhmingham ; Member of
the Committee of Queen's Hospital, Birmingham, during the
War. Addresses : 16, Emperor's Gate, S.W. 7 ; 2, Harcourt
BuUdings, Temple, E.C. 4. Club : Oxford and Cambridge Univ.
SANDON, Capt. James Francis, O.B.E, 6. 20 April,
1885; s. of Charles Albert Sandon. Educ. : Stratheden House,
Blackheath ; Munich, Bavaria ; Neuchatel, Switzerland.
Employed with General Merchants and Shippers.. War Work :
Volunteered and obtained commission in R.F.A. m Nov. 1914 ;
Demobilised Oct. 1919, as Staff-Capt. G.H.Q, Army of the
Rhine (Cologne). n^„ (05749)
SANDS, Charles Edward Walker, O.B.E. ,,,,„,-,,.
SANDS, Robert Sydney, M.B.B. •Mr}0J,1J!>
SANDS, T. Major Robert WiUiam Philip, O.B.B,
A.P.D. SANDWELL, Percy WiUiam, M.B.E.
SANFORD, Lieut.-Col. George Batthyany, O.B.E, LA.
SANGSTER, Major Thomas Alexander Gardner, M.B.E.
SANGUINETTI, Major WilUam Roger, O.B.E, M.C, late
R E 6 31 Oct. 1871 ; s. of Edmund Sheddon Sanguinetti, of
Jamaica ; to. Helen, d. of W. S. Kirsopp, of Hexham. Educ:
Privately. Civil Engineer; PubUc Works Department,
Colonial Civil Service, Federated Malay States. War Work :
Singapore, during Mutiny of 5 B.L.I, and until 15 April, 1915 ;
England, training R.E. New Army, 2nd in command 222nd
Field Co and O.C. 230th A. T. Co, R.E. ; proceeded to
France, January, 1916 with latter Co.; Field Engineer
17th Corps, and 3rd Army as Officer-in-charge Water Supply ;
Staff Officer to C.B , and later C.R.E, Paris ; twice mentioned

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Sankey

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

in despatches. Address : PubUc Works Department, Kuala
Pilah, Federated Malay States. Club : Junior Army and Navy.
(05750)
SANKEY, Henry John, M.B.E, fi. 1 Dec. 1868 ; s. of the
late John Sankey, of Plumstead, m. Mary, d. of the late Joseph
Farley, of Plumstead. Educ. : Victoria CoUegiate School,
Erith, Kent. Assistant to Director of Inspection of Guns,
Inspection Department, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. Address :
10, Vambery Road, Plumstead, S.E. 18. (M2389)
SANKEY, Sir John, G.B.E, M.A, K.C, 6. 1866 ; s. of
Thomas Sankey. Educ : Lancing and Oxford. Chairman
of Coal Industry Commission. Address : 28, Dean's Yard,
Westminster Abbey, S.W. 1. Clubs: Athenseum ; Garrick;
Oxford and Cambridge. (Gil)
SANKEY, Capt. Matthew Henry Phineas RiaU, C.B,
O.B.E, fi. 1853 ; s. of the late WiUiam Sankey, C.B, of Bawn-
more, co. Cork ; m. EUzabeth, d. of Maj.-Gen. Pym. Formerly
R.E. (C2931)
SANSOM, WiUiam Campbell, M.B.E.
SARCHET. Rev. WiUiam Henry, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 4 Dec.
1862 ; s. of Thomas John Sarchet, of Guernsey ; to. Emily
Victoria, d. of Major S. Deacon, of 1st Batt. Royal Berks.
Regt. Educ : Richmond Coll, Surrey. Assistant Principal
Chaplain (Wes.), Southern Command. War Work : Mobilised
with B.E.F. Aug. 1914; attached No. 3 General Hospital;
Dec. 1914, posted to 2nd Division, 6th Brigade, No. 6 Field
Ambulance ; Feb. 1917, posted to Hdqrs. 13th Corps, as
D.A.P.C ; March, 1919, posted to Hdqrs. Southern Command,
A.P.C Address : HamUton House, Tidworth, Hants. Club :
Officers', Tidworth. (05751)
SAREL, Comm. CoUn AUred Molyneux, O.B.E, R.N.
SAREL, WiUiam Samuel, C.B, CB.E, fi. 18 Aug. 1861 ; s.
of Samuel Sarel, of Edith Terrace, West Brompton ; to. Alice
Mary, d. of the late George Henry Chatwin, of St. Leonards-
on-Sea. Educ. : Privately. Deputv Accountant General of
the Navy. Addresses : 18, HazleweU Road, Putney, S.W. 15 ;
Admiralty, S.W. J. (C290)
SARGANT, Francis WiUiam, O.B.E, Cavaliere Corona
d'ltalia, fi. 10 Jan. 1870 ; s. of Henry, of Lincoln's Inn. Educ. :
Rugby, and New CoU, Oxford. Sculptor. War Work : Vol
untary driver, ambulance, Belgium and France, 1914-15 ;
Italy (with ItaUan Army), 1915-18 ; Commandant 2nd Unit,
B.R.C.S. Italy, Feb. 1916. Address : 17, Boundary Road,
N.W. 8. Clubs : Albemarle ; Florence, Italy. (011273)
SARGEAUNT, Bertram Edward, M.V.O, O.B.E.. 6.
4 Dec. 1877 ; s. of the late Capt. Frederic A. Sargeaunt, R.N.
and Alice Caroline, sister of first Baron Fisher of KUverstone
(see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Kathleen Hamilton, d. of Robert
Thornewill, of Craythorne, Burton-on-Trent. Educ. : Bedford
School. CivU Servant ; Assist. Sec. R.TJ.S.I. WhitehaU, S.W.
1899-1910 ; Government Sec. and Treas, Isle of Man, since
1910. War Work : Work in connection with the administra
tion of the prisoner of war camps in the Isle of Man and duties
attaching to general war conditions in the Island. Addresses :
Eaglehurst, Isle of Man; Government Office, Isle of Man
Club: Isthmian. (0717)
SARGENT, Frederick Albert, O.B.E, 6. 10 March, 1858 ;
s. of Charles Sargent, of Watford ; to. Annie Maria, d. of John
Green, of Watford. Educ. : Privately. RaUway Officer,
L. & N.W.Ry. War Work : Served on following Government
Sub-Committees ; Inter-Departmental Advisory Committee of
Board of Agriculture (Fruit and Vegetables), Army Service
Corps (Motor Transport Section), attached to RaUwav Com
panies, Chairman of Committee of Transport Workers Labour
BattaUon (London district north of Thames), Port and Transit
Committee (Home Trade Transport Section). Address :
Clovelly, Upton Road, Watford, Herts. Clubs : Watford
Conservative; West Herts Club and Ground, West Herts
Golf. (011274)
SARGENT, Major-Gen. Harry- Neptune, C.B C B B
D.S.O, 6. 1886 ; s. of the late Maj. Gen. E. W. Sargent ; m
1st, 1897, Ethel, who d. 1915, d. of the late Daniel Twomey,
of Kolor, Penshurst, Victoria, Australia ; 2nd, 1918, Olive
Tufnell-Fordine, d. of Col. W. Nevill Tufnell, of Langlevs,
Chelmsford. Entered Devonshire Regt. 1886 : Armv Service
Corps, 1890 ; Capt. 1892 ; Brevet Major, 1898 ; Lieut.-Col.
1906; Brevet Col. 1909; Col. 1911; Hon. Maj.-Gen. (ret.),
1919 ; served with the Nile Expedition, 1898 ; present at
battle of Khartum (despatches, medal with clasp, Khedive's
Star, Brevet Major); in S. Africa, 1899-1902, as D.4.-V G ¦
present at relief of Ladysmith and actions of Spion Kop, Vaal
Krantz, Tugela Heights, Pieter's Hill, and Laing's Nek (des
patches thrice, Queen's medal with six clasps. King's medal
with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19, on Staff, with rank of
Brig.-Gen. (despatches thrice, Legion of Honour) ; was Dep.
inn1*'' ¦ ector ot SuPP"es and Transport, Irish Command,
1903-6 ; in command of Army Service Corps, Dublin, 1906-8
ot Service Cos, Army Service Corps, Aldershot, 1908-11
Officer-m-charge of Army Service Records, Woolwich, 1912
Assist.-Director Supplies and Transport, Aldershot, 1913-14.
SARGENT, Walter Anthony, M.B.E, A.M.I.T, fi.(7 July.
wlf™ %nL An.th™y Sargent, of Derby ; to. Ellen Ann, d. 'ol
Sel53 0£ ?ei:by- Educ- ; p"vately. Superintendent
of Operations, Assistant, Midland Railway, Derby, War
S;c J? ' charge of special arrangements on the Midland
AddZtT- ro-'r? trar£P°rt of Naval and Military Forces.
Address : Wo. Upper Dale Road, Derbv. (M924)

SARGINT, Olga Joyce Forbes, Mrs'., M.B.E, 6. 4 Aug,

456

1887 ; d. of Sir WiUiam SchooUng, K.B.E, of London (q.v.) ; m
Herman John Jeffers, s. of Richard Sargint, of Zante, Greece
Educ : Kensington High School. War Work : Work in con
nection with the Library for wounded men at the Fulham
Military Hospital; worked at War Office for a few months
in 1915 ; and at the National Savings Committee from its in
ception, both at their headquarters and on the Hammersmith
Local Committee. Address : 36, Brook Green, London, W. 6
(M2390)
SARJEANT, Frederick Arthur, C.B.E, J.P, fi. 13 July
1861 ; s. of Thomas Sarjeant, of Sheffield ; m. Charlotte, d. ol
Thomas Brown, of Piddington, Oxon. Educ. : Privately.
Solicitor. War Work : Mayor of Reading, 1916-17 and 1917-
18 ; Chairman of Food Control Com, Fuel and Lighting Com,
National War Savings Com, Unemployed Com, and Y.M.C.A.
Com. for War Work ; Hon. Treas. Navy and Army Pensions
Com, and member of several other war committees. (C2932)
SARJEANT, Lieut. Leonard James, O.B.E.
SARSON, Col. John Edward, O.B.E, V.D, D.L, 6.
7 Dec. 1844 ; s. of John Sarson, of Kibworth ; m. EmUy, d. of
James Vipan Vipan, of Constantia, Cape of Good Hope. Educ. :
Kettering Grammar School. War Work : Commanded
National Reserve (afterwards Royal Defence Corps) at out
break of war ; raised 4th (Reserve) BattaUon Leicestershire
Regt. and commanded 191 5-16 ; County Commandant
Leicestershire Volunteer Regt, Dec. 1916, to demobilisation.
Address : Corrie, Woodland Avenue, Leicester. Club :
Leicestershire County. (07667)
SASSOON, Capt. Arthur Meyer, O.B.E, M.C.
SASSOON, Louise, Mrs. CB.E, 6. 5 May, 1854; d. of
AchUle Perugia, of Trieste ; to. Arthur, s. of David Sassoon.
War Work : Officers' Families Clothing Branch. Address :
2, Albert Gate, S.W. 1. (C2933)
SATCHWELL, Lieut.-Col. Ernest, O.B.E, 6. 11 Aug.
1876 ; s. of Thomas SatchweU, of London; to. Marie Pauline.
Educ. : Highgate School, and Zehlendorf (Germany). Jute
Merchant. War Work : Officer in charge of Coal Supply,
B.E.F, in Uaison with French Coal Controller. Address :
23, Rue de Choiseul, Paris. Club : Junior Naval and Military. (05752).
SATOW, Major Graham Francis Henry, O.B.E, 6. 26 Dec.
1886 ; s. of Henry W. Satow, of Bangor, N. Wales ; to. Evelyn
Mary, d. of Charles S. Moore, 'of Foochow, China, and Bushey,
Herts. Educ : Blackheath School, and Liverpool Univ.
Engineer. War Work : Lieut. 8th Border Regt, France,
1914 ; Capt. 75th Bgde, ; Machine Gun Officer, France, 1915 ;
Major, Instructor M.G.T.C 1916-17 ; M.G. Officer, 2nd Corps,
France, 1918 ; G.S.O. (2nd Grade) Machine Guns, G.H.Q.
France, 1918; mentioned in despatches, 1918 and 1919; 1st
Staff Officer appointed to M.G.C.in France. Addresses : Corfe
Cottage, Bushey, Herts ; 1, Albemarle Street, W. 1. Club :
Royal Automobile. (05753)
SATOW, Harold Eustace, O.B.E.
SATOW, Major Hugh Ralph, C.B.E.
SATOW, Capt. Lawrence De Wahl, C.B.E, R.N. Div.
Naval Transport Officer, Port Said ; served in the Great War,
1914-19 (despatches). (C2264)
SATTERLY, Charles Skinner, O.B.E, 6. 21 July, 1878.
Appointed Assistant Inspector of Schools to the Board of
Education, 1913. War Work : Acted as County Secretary for
War Savings, War Loans, etc, in Lincolnshire, 1916-18, and
in 1919 was appointed Commissioner to the National Savings
Committee for the North-Eastern Division of England. Address :
Eastgate, Sleaford, Lines. (01843)
SATTERTHWAITE, Major Clement Richard, O.B.E,
R.E SAUL, Lieut. Joseph, M.B.E, R.G.A. (T.), 6. 26 June,
1884 ; s. of Cuthbert Saul, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; m. Florence
EveUne, d. of WiUiam Marshall Cox, of Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Educ. : Rutherford Coll, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Deputy Bank
Manager with Lloyds Bank, Ltd. War Work : Awarded
M.B.E. (Mil. Division) for conspicuous bravery and devotion
to duty in connection with a fire which broke out in a shell
magazine at Tynemouth Castle, Oct. 1918. Entered magazine
with a sergeant and gunner after two explosions had taken
place and brought out burning boxes of H.E. and Shrapnel
Shell. Address: 31, Eastbourne Gardens, Monkseaton, Northum
berland. (M3311)
SAUNDERS, Lieut. Alan Arthur, O.B.E, R.E. (T.)
SAUNDERS, Lieut.-Comm. Arthur Patrick, O.B.E,
R.N. SAUNDERS, Sqdn.-Leader Edgar Stopford, O.B.E,
SAUNDERS, Edward, M.B.E, J.P.
SAUNDERS, Elsie, O.B.E.
SAUNDERS, Major Ernest Howie, D.S.C. O.B.E.
SAUNDERS, Major Ernest Victor, O.B.E, fi. 30 April,
1865. Educ. : National Schools. War Work : Routine, in
connection with Royal Army Medical Corps. Address : 9,
Church HiU, Aldershot. (O8670)
SAUNDERS, Florence Margaret, M.B.E. (M10415)
SAUNDERS, Capt. Frank VeaU, O.B.E, Aust. A.S.C.
SAUNDERS, Lieut. Frederick, M.B.E, R.E.
SAUNDERS, Frederiok James, O.B.E.
SAUNDERS, George, O.B.E, B.A, LL.D. ; s. of the
late D. H. Saunders, J.P, of Dundee and CraigmiU, Blair
gowrie ; m. Gertrude, d. of Heir Oskar Hainauer, of Berlin.
Educ. : Universities of Glasgow ; Bonn ; Gottingen ; Balliol
Coll, Oxford. 1888-97, Berlin Correspondent of "Morning

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Post " ; 1897-1908, Berlin Correspondent of " Times " ;
1908-14, Paris Correspondent of " Times " ; 1915-18, Political
Intelligence Work ; 1918-20, Political Intelligence Depart
ment of the Foreign Office. Address : Pontsam, Woking.
Ci«fi ." St. James's. (011275)
SAUNDERS, Lieut.-Col. George Muskett, O.B.E, R.E,
2nd s.of H. J. Saunders, of Tongaat, Bath; to. 13 Sept. 1920,
Mary Ryan, of Couitsfold, Hasleniere, d. of the late Rev. G. B.
Byan, of Stranford, Co. Down.
SAUNDERS, George WiUiam, O.B.E, 6. 10 Nov. 1883 ;
s. of George WiUiam Saunders, of Eton; to. Dallas Eveline,
d. of Thomas WilUam McCulloch, of Kenilworth. Educ. :
Tiffin's School, Kingston-on-Thames. Shipbroker. War
Work: Ships Requisitioning Branch, Ministry of Shipping,
from Dec. 1914. and Member of Ships Licensing Committee
till July, 1920. Address: The Manor, Abbess Roding, Fyfleld,
near Ongar. (03907)
SAUNDERS, Capt. Harry Francis, M.B.E.
SAUNDERS, T. Lieut. Henry Hume, M.B.E, R.E.
SAUNDERS, Ina, Mrs., M.B.E, V.A.D
SAUNDERS, Capt. John Augustus, O.B.B, R.A.S.C.
SAUNDERS, Lilian Beatrice Anna, M.B.E.
SAUNDERS, Maude Irene, M.B.E.
SAUNDERS, Molly, M.B.E.. Q.M.A.A.C.
SAUNDERS, Capt. Peroy TunstaU, O.B.E, M.R.C.V.S.,
R.A.V.C. (S.R.), A. 8 Sept. 1884 ; s. of Major R. Saunders,
R.A. ,of Hull. Educ : CarUsle and Edinburgh. Served in
the S. African War, 1901-2 (medal and five clasps). WarWork :
Went to France 19 Aug. 1914 with 4th Division ; in Retreat,
Marne, and Aisne ; 2nd Indian Cavalry Division, Feb. 1915 ;
1st Indian Cavahy Division, Dec. 1915 ; 2nd Indian Cavalry
Division (later 5th Cavalry Division, Dec. 1916, till its dissolu
tion, March, 1919); in France till March, 1918, and later
Egypt, Palestine, Syria, etc, till Sept. 1920. Address : 16,
Sunny Bank, Hull. Club : Sports. (08649)
SAUNDERS, Samuel Edgar, O.B.E.
SAUNDERS, Thomas Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 22 Aug. 1873 ;
s. of Charles Thomas Saunders, of London ; to. Ethel Marion,
d. of Robert Self, of Eye, Suffolk. Staff Clerk General Register
Office, Somerset House, W.C. 2. War Work : At General
Register Office : Central Register of War Refugees, National
Register (under National Registration Acts, 1915 and 1918) ;
at Ministry of National Service : Registration at Recruiting
Offices. Address : 16, RedcUffe Gardens. Ilford, Essex. (M928)
SAUNDERS, Thomas Edward. M.B.E, 6. 21 Feb. 1874 ;
s. of Thomas R. Saunders, of Folkestone ; m. Sarah Jane, d. of
Richard A. G. Bailey, of Whitstable. Educ. : Wesleyan
Elementary School, Folkestone. CoUector of Fishery Statistics ;
Shipwright and Boatbuilder ; Fisherman ; Proprietor of Motor
Boats. War Work : Acting under orders of Local S.N.O. and
Captain of Trawler Patrols at Dover in directing fishing opera
tions ; dealing with mines landed by fishing vessels ; Salving
aviator ; rendering assistance to aviators at sea ; salving
planes and other Crown property. Address : Froghole Boat
Yard, Folkestone. Clubs : Free and Accepted Masons, Castle
Lodge 1436. and Amhurst Lodge 266. (M9349)
SAUZIER. EmUe, O.B.E, K.C.
SAVAGE, Capt. James Edmund, M.B.E.. Aust. A.S.C.
SAVAGE, Major John CUfford, M.B.E, R.A.F, 6. 23
Oct. 1891 ; s. of WilUam Brown Savage, of LesUe House,
Ryde, I. of W. ; to. PauUne EUsabeth, d. of Richard Stafford,
of Liverpool. Educ : Sandown, and Privately. Aeronautical
Engineer and Company Manager ; technical contributor to
Flight" and "Scientific American" 1911-13; Commercial
Manager of British Aerial Transport Co, Ltd, 1919. War
Wort: Production, storage, and supply of all kite balloon
gear to British Naval and Military units and to some AlUed
.Forces; design of special K.B. winch and hydrogen gear.
Addresses : 38, Conduit Street, W. 1 ; Leslie House, Ryde,
I. of W. Clubs : Royal Aero ; Press ; London Sketch. (M2392)
SAVAGE, Joseph, M.B.E.
SAVAGE, Lieut.-Col. Morris Boscawen, C.B.E, D.S.O.
SAVAGE, Lieut.-Col. CecU Francis HE YWORTH-, O.B.E,
o. 3 March, 1864 ; s. of G. F. Heyworth, of 96, Lancaster Gate,
London ; m. Mary Clarissa, d. of W. GiUilan, of .6, Palace Gate,
London. Educ. : WeUington Coll, and Sandhurst. Late
Jtoyal FusiUers. Burmese Campaign, 1886-87 ; S. African
War, 1899-1902 ; Great War, 1914-18. Address : Toddtogton
toange, Winchcombe, Glos. Clubs : Naval and Military ;
Prince's; Royal Automobile. (05373)
SAVILE, Major Clare Ruxton Uvedale, D.S.O, O.B.E,
b- 5 Dec. 1881 ; s. of Brig.-Gen. Walter Clare Savile, C.B,
D.S.O. ; m. Katherine Gladys, d. of the Rev. G. M. St. M.
Kitchie, Ch. Forces. Educ. : WeUington Coll, and Sandhurst.
iwyal Fusiliers. War Work : Staff Capt. Cameroon Campaign,
1U14-16; Brigade Major, France, 1917; Assist. Adj. and
*--Mr. General, Malta Command (T. Lieut.-Col.), 1918-20.
WW ; Junior Army and Navv. (07671)
SAVILE, Col. George Walter Wray, C.B.E. D.S.O.
SAVILE, Major (T. Lieut.-Col.) Robert Vesey, C.B.E,
!»• of 0.), fi. 31 Dec. 1873 ; s. of the late Col. H. B. O. Savile,
WJ, of Clifton, Bristol ; to. Evelyn Gertrude, d. of Robert L.
Hunter of 17, Stratton Street, W. 1. Educ. : Clifton CoU,
and R.M.C. Sandhurst. Gazetted 2nd Lieut. The Sherwood
loresters, 1893, promoted Lieut. 1896, and Captain 1900;
seconded for service with the Egyptian Army, 1899, and entered
Sudan Civil Service, 1901 ; retired from the Army, 1909 ;
Assist, Civil Secretary, Sudan Government, 1907 ; Governor 457

Bahr el Ghazal Province, 1908 ; Governor Kordofan, 1909 ;
Governor Darfur, 1917 ; promoted Maj or in Reserve of Officers,
1015; T. Lieut.-Col. 1st Jan. 1917; 3rd Class Medjidieh,
1905; 3rd Class, Nile, 1916; O.B.E, 1918 ; C.B.E. (Mil.) 1919.
Address : El Fashcr, Darfur, Sudan. Clubs : Army and
Navy ; Sports. (C1389)
SAVILL, Edwin, O.B.E.
SAVILLE, Paymaster-Lieut. Cyril Arthur, M.B.E,
R.N.R. SAVILLE, Daniel Benjamin Sheriff, M.B.E, fi. 2.3 Sept.
1860 ; s. of Daniel Savllle, of Thaxted, Essex ; m. Georgina,
d. of Stephen Kingston, of Lower Heyford, Northants. Educ. :
Charlton, Dover ; St. Paul's, Canterbury. Marine Engineer;
Chief Engineer, H.M. Submarine Cable Ships. War Work :
Work in connection with tho laying and repairing of submarine
cables. Address : 98, Catford HiU, Catford, S.E. 6. (M8959)
SAVILLE, Francis Ernest, O.B.E, 6. 28 Dec. 1876;
8. of John James Walker Saville, of Leeds ; m Beatrice Olive, d.
of Francis Long, of Chichester. Educ. : Barnsley Grammar
School ; Leeds High School ; Yorkshire Coll. Managing
Director, Leech and Sinkinson, Ltd, Cotton Yarn Merchants
and Exporters, Leeds and Oldham. War Work : Chief
Administrator, Leeds Special Constabulary. Address : 23,
Kelso Road, Leeds. (0720)
SAVONA, Major WilUam, M.B.E.
SAW, Lieut.-Col. Athelstan John Henton, O.B.E,
Aust. A.M.C.
SAWARD, Capt. Frank Robert, M.B.E, R.E.
SAWDAY, Albert Edwin, O.B.E, F.R.I.B.A, J.P, fi.
21 Dec. 1851 ; s. of George Sawday, of Sidmouth, Devon ;
to. Elizabeth Hannah, d. of Dr. Thomas Brown, of London.
Educ: Binfield House School, Stockwell, London. Architect;
Alderman and Ex-Mayor of Leicester ; Chairman of Estate
Committee. War Work : Chairman of Leicester Tribunal.
Addresses: Briarwood, Springfield Road, Leicester; 56, London
Road, Leicester. Clubs : Leicester Liberal ; Leicestershire. (0721)
SAWDON, Frank Reginald, M.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, 6.
13 Aug. 1879 ; s. of Richard Ainsworth Sawdon, of Turncroft,
Lytham ; to. Winifred Gertrude, d. of Tom Cunliffe, of Ardwick,
Manchester. Educ. : Rugby School, and Victoria Univ.,
Manchester. Councillor, Buxton Corporation ; Hon. Physician,
Devonshire Hospital, Buxton. War Work : Capt. (Hon.)
Canadian Army Medical Corps ; Commandant, Buxton V.A.D.
(No. 8 Derby). Address : Grafton House, Buxton. Club :
Union (Buxton). (M9550)
SAWERS, Major John Boothman, O.B.E, A.I.F
SAWYER, CoL Charles Edward, CB.E, 6. 21 Sept. 1848 ;
s. of the late Lieut.-Col. C R. J. Sawyer, Chevalier de la
Couronne de Chine ; m. Florence Wroughton, d. of the late
Rev. F. L. M. Anderson, of North Berwick. Educ. : Welling
ton Coll. and Sandhurst. Late Loyal North Lancashire Regt.
War Work : Afghan Campaign, 1878-80 (medal with clasp) ;
Great War, 1914 ; Commandant 3rd Line Northumbrian
Division (T.). Address: Brentwood, North Berwick, N.B. (C1758)
SAWYER, Geo. Alex., C.B.E. Readered services in
connection with War Charities during Great War. (C2924)
SAWYER, Hedley, M.B.E.
SAWYERS, William Henry, M.B.E, R.N.R.
SAXON, Amy, Mrs., M.B.E,
SAXTON, Amy Harriette, M.B.E, fi. 7 Feb. 1867 ; d. of
Major-General G. H. Saxton, late of Madras Staff Corps. War
Work : Managing Director of the Woking War Hospitals
Supply Depot (Woking Branch of Queen Mary's Needlework
Guild, Surgical Branch). (M9553)
SAY, Lieut. Geoffrey Baldwin, M.B.E, R.N.V.R.
SAY, Lieut.-Comm. Riohard, O.B.E, F.C.I.S, R.N.V.R.
Educ. : Berkhamsted. General Secretary of the Grand Fleet.
Fund ; held the appointment of Fleet Mail Officer (1915-19)
to the Grand Fleet. Addresses : 11, Regent Street, S.W. ;
30, Regent's Park Road, N.W. Club : Royal Thames Yacht.
(01846)
SAYER, Major George William, O.B.E, R.E.
SAYER, Harold Edward, M.B.E.
SAYER, Lieut.-Col. MaxweU Barcham, C.B.E.
SAYER, Thomas Lewes, M.B.E, 6. 16 Nov. 1865 ; s. of
Charles James Sayer, of West Kensington, and Beccles, Suffolk ;
m. Lilian May, d. of Frank Christie, of Ipswich. Educ.
Philological School, Marylebone. Official of the Corporation
of the City of London since 1881. War Work : Chairman of
Committee of the Local War Distress Fund ; City of London
National Guard, 1915 ; Chairman WaUington Recruiting Com
mittee ; Member of Local Advisory Committee and Tribunal
and Local Victory Loan Association ; Chahman of Local
Agricultural and Allotments Committee ; Member of Local
Food Committee , Peace Celebration and War Memorial Com
mittees. Addresses : GuUdhaU, E.C. ; The White House,
WaUington. Surrey. (M9555)
SAYERS, Joseph, O.B.E.
SAYERS, Josiah, O.B.E.
SAYERS, Major Raymond Cecil, O.B.E, R.A, 6. 27
March, 1884 ; s. of Robert Cecil Sayers ; TO. Lucy Antoinette,
d. of the late Rev. Jocelyn Barnes, of S. Breage Vicarage,
Cornwall. Educ. : St. Paul's School, and Royal Military
Academy. Commissioned in Royal Garrison Artillery, Dec.
1903 ; 1st Lieut. Dec. 1906 ; Capt. Oct. 1914 ; Major, Oct.
1918 ; at present Staff Capt. in the War Office. War Work :
Active Service in France : 1914, in 115th Heavy Battery,

Scaife

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

R G A. ; 1915, Commanding 22nd Anti-Aircraft Section, R.A. ;
1916-17, Commanding 109th Siege Battery, R.G.A. Address:
54, Overstrand Mansions, S.W. 11. ,, _, _, -iuJb7d'
SCAIFE, Comm. John Andrew Hanson, CB.E, R.N.
SCALE, Major John Dymoke, C.B.E D.S.O, Indian
Armv fi 1882. Gen. Staff Officer ; served during Great War,
1914-17 (despatches) ; has Orders of St. Vladimir and St.
Anne of Russia, Order of Star of Rumania, and Legion of
Honour. _ __ , . _ _ _ (C9533)
SCALES, George Herbert, M.B.E.
SCANDRETT, Capt. James Herbert, M.B.E, M.C,
SCANLEN, EmiUe, Mrs., M.B.E.
SCANLON, Leonard Edmund, M.B.E, M.R.C.S,
L R C P
SCANNELL, James Berchmans, M.B.E, 6. 30 Jan. 1879 ;
s of the late J. A. Scannell, of Cork. Educ. : Presentation
CoU Cork, \dmtralty Civil Service ; Officer-in-charge of
Expense Accounts, H.M. Dockyard, Pembroke, 1904-12, and
H M. Dockyard, Gibraltar, 1912-19. Addresses : H.M. Dock-
vard Chatham ; Dockyard Accounts Dept, Admiralty, S.W.
J (M9567)
SCARFE, Fred, M.B.E.
SCARFF, Capt. Frederick WilUam, M.B.E, R.A.F.
SCARLETT, Albert Edward, M.B.E.
SCARR, George, O.B.E, M.B, L.R.CS.I, J.P, CC,
6. 1 Jan. 1853 ; s. of Lodge Scarr, of Bainbridge, Yorkshire ;
m. Sidney Jane, d. of Matthew Wright, of Dunganstown, Co.
Wicklow. Educ. : Tramore Boarding School, and Trinity
Coll, Univ. of Dublin. Physician and Surgeon. War Work :
Organised St. John Auxiliary Military Home Hospital, Rad-
cliffe, Lancashire, in Ambulance Drill HaU, which opened on
28 Nov. 1914, with 20 beds, and closed on 15 March, 1919, with
66 beds ; 1066 patients passed through : Medical Officer in
charge and Commandant during that period ; Member of War
Savings and Hon. Treas. of War Pensions Committees. Address :
Beech House, Radcliffe, Lancashire. Club : Rectory (Manches
ter). (011277)
SCATTERTY, Agnes, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. ot John Morrison,
J.P, of Kennethmont, Aberdeenshire ; m. Lieut.-Col. William
Scatterty, R.A.M.C ; s. of John Scatterty, of Kennethmont.
Educ. : Huntly, and London. War Work : Commandant
Keighley Ambulance Hospital. Address : Highfield House,
Keighley, Yorks. (M2396)
SCAWIN, Major Harold WilUs, O.B.B, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
6. 25 Aug. 1884 ; s. of W. Scawin, of York ; to. Maud, d. ot
T. W. Taylor, of London. Educ. : St. Peter's School, York ;
King Edward VII. School, Retford ; St. Bartholomew's
Hospital, London, E.C. Medical Officer, Iver Cottage Hospital.
War Work : R.A.M.C, temporary commission, France, June,
1915, to March, 1919. Address : York Cottage, Iver, Bucks. (05755)
SCHARLIEB, Dr. Mary Ann Dacomb, CB.E, M.D,
M.S., fi. 1845 ; d. of William Candler Bird, of The Hollies,
Manchester ; to. 1865, WiUiam Mason Scharlieb, who d. 1891.
Educ : London School of Med. for Women. Physician and
Surg. ; Consulting Surg, New Hospital for Women (sometime
Senior Surg.), and to South London Hospital for Women ;
Consulting Gynaecologist Roy. Free Hospital ; rendered
services in social work during the Great War ; author of " The
Seven Ages of Woman," etc. Address : 149, Harley Street, W.
(C61)
SCHAVERINE, Lieut. Samuel, M.B.E, L.F.I, 6. 6 Jan.
1887 ; s. of Joseph Schaverine, of London ; m. Daisy May,
d. of Benjamin Francis Augustus Hodgson, of London. Educ. :
Hindle Coll. General Insurance Expert ; Special Repre
sentative to Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd. War Work :
2nd York and Lancaster Regt, with regiment until Cambrai,
1918 ; Commandant, Prisoners of War, 1st Army, B.E.F,
May, 1919, to Nov. 1919 ; Commandant, Repatriated Prisoners
of War, B.E.F, Nov. 1919, to Aug. 1920. Address : 140,
Fairview Road, Stamford Hill, N. 15. (M4588)
SCHIERWATER, Charles AdoU, M.B.E, fi. March, 1880 ;
s. of Amandus Schierwater, of Liverpool ; to. Dora, d. of
John Fothergill, of Liverpool. Educ. : Privately. Managing
Director of Pastimes, Ltd, exporters of jewellers' sundries ;
Senior Partner, SchierwTater & Lloyd, Diamond Merchants ;
Senior Partner, Charles Schierwater & Co, Wholesale Merchants.
War Work : Commandant in command of fifty motor ambu
lances attached to Liverpool ; Member of the Finance Com
mittee, Management Committee, and Joint Ambulance Com
mittee of the British Red Cross Society, Liverpool. Address :
The Octagon, Princes Road, Liverpool. Clubs : Liverpool
Racquets ; Liverpool Exchange. (M9558)
SCHIFF, Ernst, M.B.E.
SCHIFF, Otto, M.B.E.
SCHLESINGER, Surg.-Lieut. Edward Gustave, C.B.E,
M.B, F.R.CS.. R.N.
SCHLESINGER, Richard Alphonse, M.B.E, fi. 12 Sept,
1861 ; s. of Bernhard Schlesinger, of Frankfort-on-Main ; to.
Estella, d. of Alexander Ellinger, of Manchester. Educ. :
Frankfort-on-Main, and London. Member of London Stock
Exchange. War Work : Member of Jewish War Refugees
Committee. Address : 15, Fitzjohn's Avenue, London, N.W.
(M9560)
SCHOFIELD, Lieut.-Comm. James Rimmer, M.B.E,
fi. 5 Nov. 1869; s. of Edward Schofield, of Rochdale,
Lancs. ; m. Emily d. of Charles Whilwork, of Rochdale.
Educ : Public School, Rochdale. Principal and Managing

Director, Wireless Training Colls, Cardiff and Bristol, also
Founder of Glanhurst Shipping Co, Ltd. War Work : Sent
over 750 Trained Wireless Operators to the Services, also
founded a Naval Vol. Training Corps. Address: Marconi,
Penciselr Rd, Cardiff. Clubs : Junior Army and Navy. (M2397)
SCHOFIELD, Joseph, M.B.E, i. 14 Sept. 1879; s. of
Samuel Schofield, of Chadderton ; to. Annie, d. of John Henry
Mercer of Oldham. Educ. : Waterloo Higher Grade School,
Oldham Clerk of the Urban District Council of Chadderton ;
and of the Chadderton, Royton and Crompton Joint Hospital
Board War Work : Hon. Sec. and Treas. Chadderton Local
War Pensions Committee, and of Chadderton War ReUef
Committee ; Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Associa
tion and Hon. Sec. and Treas. SaUors' and Soldiers' Help
Society Address : Hope House, Chadderton, near Oldham. (M9561)
SCHOFIELD, Major WiUiam Ernest, O.B.E, R.A.V.C,
fi 4 Jan 1878 ; s. of W. G. Schofield, J.P, of Pontefract ; m.
Winifred Isabel De Courcy, d. of Surgeon-Gen. Tippetts, of
Army Medical Service. Educ. : King's School, Pontefract,
Yorks War Work : Military duties in India and at home.
Addresses ¦ D.A.D.V.S, G.H.Q, British Forces on the Rhine,
Cologne ; c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, 3, WhitehaU Place, S.W.
Club : Junior Army and Navy. (07675)
SCHOLEFIELD, CotteriU, O.B.E, 'J.P, D.L, fi. July,
1855 Educ : Harrow, and Exeter Coll, Oxford. Wm
Work : Assist. County Director, Cumberland and Westmorland
Territorial Force Association, and Assist. 0. D. of Cumberland
Branch British Red Cross Society ; Administration of Hospitals
and Transport during the war. Address : Newbiggin Hall,
Carlisle (011278) -
SCHOLEFIELD, George Edward, M.B.E, M.D, CM.
(Edin.), D.P.H. (Vict.), 6. Sept. 1856 ; s. of WiUiam Scholefiekl,
of Sowerby Bridge, Yorks ; to. Sarah RoseUne, d. of WilUam
Dyer, of Halifax. Educ. : Privately, and Edinburgh Univ.
Medical Officer of Health, West Lancashire Rural District
CouncU, and Ormskirk Urban District Council ; Examiner,
St. John Ambulance Association. War Work : Organised and
acted as Commandant and Medical Officer of the V.A.D.
Auxiliary MiUtary Convalescent Hospital, Aughton, Lanca
shire (West Lancs. 62) ; served on the Local Committee for tho
Prince of Wales' Fund, and West Lancashire Food Control
Committee. Address : Ormskirk, Lancashire. (M9562)
SCHOLEFIELD, Guy Hardy, O.B.E.
SCHOLEFIELD, Lieut. Maurice Theodore, M.B.E.
SCHOLES, Lieut. George Ernest, M.B.E, R.E. (T.)
SCHOLES, Joseph, O.B.E.
SCHOLES, Capt. Walter NeveUe, O.B.E, R.E.
SCHOLEY, Harry, C.B.E. London Member of Clyde
Anti-Submarine Committee during the Great War. (C2925)
SCHOLFIELD, Brig.-Gen. George Peabody, CM.G,
CB.E, Deputy Chief Engineer, fi. 1868. Entered R.E. 1887 ;
became Brevet Maj . 1902 ; Lieut.-Col. 1914 ; Brevet Col. 1918 ;
Col. 1919 ; seived in the S. African War, 1899-1902, on Staff,
present at relief of Ladysmith (Queen's medal with five clasps,
King's medal with two clasps, Brevet Major) ; Great War,
1914-19; appointed a Chief Engineer, 1918, with rank of
Brig.-Gen. (despatches) ; has French Croix de Guerre. (C1759)
SCHOLFIELD, Herbert, M.B.E.
SCHOLFIELD, William Farrar, O.B.E, 6. 12 May, 1835;
s. of John Scholfield, of Eccleston Park, Prescot, Lancs. Edue. :
Liverpool Coll., and Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Principal Clerk,
H.M. Office of Works. Address : 46, Norfolk Square, Hyde -
Park, W. 2. Club : New Oxford and Cambridge. (O3909)
SCHOLTE. Lieut.-Col. Frederiok LeweUen, O.B.E,
A.M.I.A.E, 6. 1890 ; s. of Frederick P. Scholte, of Hampstead ;
m. Hilda May, d. of James Gardner, of Skelmorlie, Ayrshire,
N.B. Educ. : Highgate School. Engineer. Address : 1,
Burgess HiU, Hampstead, N.W. Club : Royal Automobile.
SCHOLTZ, Capt. Edmund John, O.B.B.
SCHOLTZ, Capt. Ellis Keith, O.B.E, fi. 14 April, 1886;
s. of Dr. Wm. C Scholtz, M.D, B.Sc, of Cape Town, South
Africa. Educ : St. George's Grammar School, Cape Town ;
King's CoU, London Univ. ; Camborne School of Mines, Corn
waU. Mining Engineer. War Work : 1/1 West Kent (Q.O.)
Imperial Yeomanry ; R.A.S.C; I.A.R.O.; served to Egypt,
Gallipoli, France, Flanders ; mentioned in despatches. (0575b)
SCHONLAND, Capt. Basil Ferdinand Jamieson, O.B.E,
B.A. (Cape and Cantab.), fi. 5 Feb. 1896 ; s. of Dr. S. Schon'and,
M.A. Ph.D., etc, of Grahamstown, South Africa. Educ. :
St. Andrew's Coll, Grahamstown, and GonviUe and Caius CoU,
Cambridge. Scientific Research (Physics). War Wort:
Signals Officer, R.E, B.E.F, France, 1916-19 ; Staff Officer
(Wireless) to Chief Signal Officer, 1st Army, B.E.F, France,
1918. Addresses : GonviUe and Caius Coll, Cambridge ;
Oatlands, Grahamstown, S. Africa. (05757)
SCHOOLING, Sir William K.B.E, F.R.A.S, 6. 16 Dec.
1860 ; s. of Henrv Schooling, of Notting Hill Gate ; m. Sarah
Jessie, d. of Thomas Forbes. Educ : Elizabeth Coll, Guernsey,
and Private Schools. Author and Journalist. War Work:
Originallv Hon. Sec. and now a Vice-Chairman of the National
Savings Committee. Address : 36, Brook Green, W. 6. Club:
Devonshire. (K422)
SCHREIBER, Capt. Arthur Thomas, O.B.E.
SCHULTZE, Alfred Cecil Dunbar, O.B.E.
SCHUSTER, Lieut.-Col. George Ernest, C.B.E., M.C,
6. 25 April, 1881 ; s. of Ernest Schuster, LL.D., of London ;

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Scott

m. Hon. Gwendolen, d. of Lord Parker of Waddlngton, of
Aldworth, near Haslemere (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. :
Charterhouse and New CoU, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law and
director of various companies before the war. War Work :
Joined Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars, Sept. 1914 ; served
with regiment in France till March, 1916 ; afterwards Staff
Capt. H.A. 1st Corps, B.E.F. ; Staff Officer R.A, 1st Army,
B.E.F ; and from Jan. 1919, A.A. and Q.M.G, North Russian
Expeditionary Force, Murmansk ; 4 times mentioned in
despatches. Addresses : Nether Worton House, Steeple
Iston, Oxon ; 3, Barton Street, Westminster. Clubs : New
Univ.; Cavendish. (C2359f)
SCHWABE, Capt. Charles Parker, O.B.E.
SCICLUNA, Corinna, Marchess, O.B.B.
SCINDHIA OF GWALIOR, H.H. Maharaja Sir Madho
Rao Bahadur, G.B.E. (G18)
SCLATER, Charlotte Seymour, Mrs. C.B.E, R.R.C. ;
ii. of the late WUUam Proctor Mellen, of New York and Colorado,
V.S.A. ; m. WUUam Lutley, M.A. (Oxon.), F.R.G.S, F.Z.S,
t. of Philip Lutley Sclater, of Odiham Priory, Hants. During
the South African War created an organisation, " The Field
Force Fund," for providing comforts for the soldiers in the field,
for this was decorated by H.M. King Edward with the Royal
Red Cross ; at the commencement of the Great War revived
the organisation under the direct patronage of H.M. Queen
Alexandra, under the name of Queen Alexandra's Field Force
Fund for the same purpose, acting as Hon. Sec. of both organisa
tions ; was awarded C.B.E. at the first institution of the Order.
Address : 10, Sloane Court, S.W. 1. (C62)
SCLATER, Edith Harriet, Lady, D.B.E. ; d. of the late
Col. Rt. Hon. Sir Walter Barttelot, C.B, of Stopham, Sussex
ttee Btjkke's Peerage) ; in. Gen. Sir Henry Crichton Sclater,
I.C.B, G.B.E, s. of the late James Henry Sclater, J.P, D.L,
of Newick Park, Sussex. War Work : Organiser and President
of Lady Sclater's Workrooms for Soldiers' Hospitals, both at
home and abroad ; President of the Fund for Smokes for
Wounded Soldiers and SaUors ; President of the Salisbury
Branch of the Prisoners of War Packing Association, and of
Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Association at Central Hackney,
and of the Salisbury Plain Pensions Committee. Address :
Holmwood, Edenbridge, Kent. Club : Ladies' imperial. (D18)
SCLATER, BUza^ Mrs, M.B.E.
SCLATER, Capt. Frank Arthur, O.B.E, M.C, R.E,
(S.R.) SCLATER, Gen. Sir Henry Crichton, G.C.B, G.B.E,
Col.-Comm. Royal ArtiUery, fi. 5 Nov. 1855 ; s. of James Henry
Sclater, of Newick Park, Sussex ; m. Edith Harriet, d. of Col.
the Rt. Hon. Sir Walter Barttelot, Bart, C.B, M.P, of
Stopham, Sussex (see Btjkke's Peerage). Educ. : Cheltenham
CoU. Entered R.A. as Lieut. 28 June, 1875 ; Captain, Dec.
1883; Brevet Major, June, 1885; Major, Oct. 1891; Lieut.-
Col. July, 1900; Brevet Col. Nov. 1900; Col. Nov. 1902;
Maj.-Gen. Oct. 1906 : Lieut.-Gen. June, 1911 ; Gen. June,
1919 ; held many staff appointments at home and to Egypt,
S. Africa, and India, from Feb. 1885 to Nov. 1908 ; Div.
Comdr. India, Nov. 1908 to Nov. 1912; Adj.-Gen. to the
Forces (2ad MU. Member, Army CouncU) April, 1914 to Feb.
1916; G.O. Comdg.-in-Chief S. Command, Mar. 1916 to May,
1919. Address : Holmwood, Edenbridge, Kent. Club : Naval
and MUitary. (G39)
SCOBIE, Grace Locke, O.B.E.
SCOBLE, Capt. Walter AUred, M.B.E, R.A.F.
SCORER, Frank, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, 6. 16 June,
1868 ; s. of Alfred Scorer, of London ; m. Violet Eleanor, d. of
Alfred Norris, of London. Educ. : Highgate School, and St.
Bartholomew's Hospital. Hon. Anaesthetist, Royal Victoria and
West Hants Hospital ; Medical Officer, Sunday School Union
Convalescent Home, Bournemouth. War Work : Received
Belgian wounded soldiers to private house, 1914-15 ; M.O. in
charge, Crag Head Red Cross AuxUiary Hospital. Club :
Bournemouth. (M9563)
SCORGIE, Lieut.-Col. Norman Gibb, O.B.E.
SCOTLAND, T. Capt. Alexander Patterson, O.B.E.
SCOTT, Adam, O.B.E.
SCOTT, Capt. Albert Charles, C.B.E, R.N, fi. 1872;
«• of the late Maj.-Gen. Charles Scott, R.E. Served in the
Meat War, 1914-18 ; present at battle of Jutland ; appointed
Upt. Portsmouth Dockyard, 1918 ; has Legion of Honour.
Address : H.M. Dockyard, Portsmouth. (C2322)
SCOTT, Alexander Thomas, M.B.E., M.R.C.S, M.R.C.P.
SCOTT, AUoe Mary, O.B.E, 6. 20 Sept. 1848 ; d. of John
Seott, Barrister, Inner Tempie. Red Cross worker. War
Work: Four years' work at Private Canteen in Vauxhall
Bridge Road, S.W. Address: 55, Elm Park Mansions,
Chelsea, S.W. (011280)
SCOTT, Andrew. CB.E.
SCOTT, Archibald, M.B.E, A.R.I.B.A, 6. 17 Oct. 1882 ;
J of Archibald Scott, of Glasgow ; to. Dora, d. of George
laggart, J.P., of Glasgow. Educ. : Whitehill School, Glasgow ;
Wasgow and West of Scotland Technical Coll. Architect, in
u.M. Office of Works. War Work : Government Building
work.; Hospitals, Housing, Factories. Address : 18, Sandwell
Mansions, West Hampstead, N.W. 6. (M9565)
SCOTT, Lieut. Arthur Frank, M.B.B, 6. 23 Dec. 1873 ;
«¦ of Charles Scott, of Newport, Isle of Wight ; m. Emily

Rowena. Enlisted into 5th Royal Irish Lancers, May. 1890 ;
discharged to pension, as Acting R.S.M. Lincolnshire Yeomanry,
Dec. 1915 ; Commissioned in Lincolnshire Yeomanry, Dec.
1915 ; served with 5th R.I. Lancers in India, 1891-98 ; South
African War (Queen's Medal and 5 clasps, King's Medal, and two
clasps). War Work : Mobilised with Lincolnshire Yeomanry,
Aug. 1914 ; proceeded to Egypt, Oct. 1915 ; appointed Assist.
Instructor, Imperial School of Instruction, Zeitoun, Egypt,
June to Nov. 1916 ; returned to England, Dec. 1916 ; appointed
Assist. Instructor, Cavalry School, Netheravon, March, 1917, to
Feb. 1919 ; mentioned in despatches ; attached for duty with
Cavalry Record Office, York, from Feb. 1919, to March, 1920.
Address : 57, Westgate. Lincoln. (M5603)
SCOTT, Charles, C.B.E.
SCOTT, Lieut.-Col. Charles McAdam, O.B.E, Can.
A.S.C SCOTT, Charles Robert, O.B.E, M.B.
SCOTT, Lieut.-Col. David Jobson, O.B.B, M.C, M.D,
fi. 7 July, 1881 ; s. of the late Rev. Dr. Robert Scott, D.D, of
Craig, Forfarshire ; to. Isabel Mary, d. of — CoUins, of Mel
bourne. Educ. : Edinburgh and St. Andrews Univs. Deputy
Commissioner of Med. Services, Ministry of Pensions. War
Work ; Gazetted Sept. 1914, Lieut. 2/lst London Field Ambu
lance ; appointed D.A.D.M.S, 56th (London) Division, B.E.F,
D.A.D.M.S. XVIII. Corps, B.E.F, and Acting Lieut.-Col. and
O.C. l/2nd Lowland Field Ambulance, B.E.F. Address : c/o
Messrs. Holt & Co, 44, Charing Cross. S.W. (05759)
SCOTT, Capt. Donald Charles, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
SCOTT, Elizabeth Mabel, M.B.E, M.A, 6. 18 Aug. 1892;
d. of Wm. Scott, M.B.CM, J.P, of Ruthwell, Dumfriesshire.
Educ. : Dumfries Academy, and Edinburgh Univ. Junior
Administrative Assistant, Board of Trade. Addresses : Ruth-
well, Dumfriesshire ; 8, North Villas, Camden Square, N.W. 1.
(M9566)
SCOTT, Elvise Irene, M.B.E.
SCOTT, Ernest Alexander. O.B.E.
SCOTT, Major Eustace Lindsay, O.B.E, M.C
SCOTT, Lieut. Eustace Edward, M.B.E, R.A.V.C, 6.
9 July, 1889 ; s. of Edward Henry Scott, of Leyton, Essex ;
to. Winifred Mabel, d. of John Waltam, of Leytonstone, Essex.
Educ. : St. Mark's CoU., Chelsea ; Friends School, Saffron
Walden ; Veterinary Coll, London. Veterinary Student.
War Work : Continuous service at sea, Sept. 1914, to Feb.
1918, as Officer-to-Charge of horses from America and Canada,
and also from England to Eastern theatres of war. Address:
727. High Road, Leyton, Essex. (M5604)
SCOTT, Surg.-Lieut. Evelyn Dennis, O.B.E, R.N.
SCOTT, Finlay Forbes, C.B.E, 6. 21 Dec. 1858; s. of
John Scott, of Hassocks, Sussex. Educ. : Ardingly Coll,
Sussex. Superintendent of the Line, L.B. & S.C Railway.
War Work: Railway Transport. Address: Clydesdale. 2,
Altyre Road, Croydon, Surrey. Club : Croydon. (C291)
SCOTT, Flora Murray, M.B.E, M.A, B.Sc, 6. 6 Sept.
1891 ; d. of the Rev. Robert Scott, D.D, of Craig Manse,
Montrose. Educ: Montrose Academy; United Coll, St.
Andrews Univ. Carnegie Research Scholar in Botany,
1914-15. War Work : Assist. Forewoman, Cap and Detonator
Factory, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, 1916-17 ; Worker, Assist.
Administrator, and Unit Administrator, Q.M.A.A.C, B.E.F,
France, 1917-19. Address : c/o Messrs. Johnstone, Simpson,
and Thomson, Solicitors, 87, Commercial Street, Dundee,
Forfarshire. Club : International Franchise Club, 9, Grafton
Street, W. 1. (M3151)
SCOTT, Florence Oswald, Mrs, O.B.E. Opened and
organised a Red Cross Depot over which she acted as Com
mandant all through the War. (011924)
SCOTT, Lieut. Frank, O.B.E, R.E.
SCOTT, Frank Stanley, M.B.E.
SCOTT, Frederick Emelius, O.B.E.
SCOTT, Capt. George Alfred, M.B.E.
SCOTT, Capt. George Edward, O.B.E, Indian DefQ^_rce-
SCOTT, Major George Herbert, C.B.E, R.A.F. Com
manded Airship R34 on first voyage across Atlantic to U.S.A.
and back, 1919. (C2305)
— SCOTT, Gladys Mary, M.B.E, fi. Nov. 1881 ; d of Lieut
Col G. A. Scott, of 2nd Queen's R.W. Surrey Educ : Bath
High School, and Bath School of Cookery. 1st Class Diplome
Cookery, Laundry, . War Work : Bath War Hospital, and Lady
Superintendent of Red Cross Kitchens, Salonica, 1916-17
Address : Polperro, Cornwall. (Mzaya;
SCOTT, Ina Lochhead, M.B.E.
SCOTT, Isabel Mary Gordon, M.B.E, 6. 5 Oct. 1892 ;
d. of H. Gordon Scott, of Melbourne, Australia. Educ : Notre
Dame and Presentation Academies, Berkley, California. War
Work: Connected with Sir Connop Guthrie s Staff, British
Ministrv of Shipptog, New York ; thereafter sent in tne
capacity of Private Secretary to Sir Thomas Royden Bart ,
to Washington, D.C, and served with his successor .Sir Ernest
Raeburn, until demobiUsation ; also associated wth Sir Thomas
Fisher, British Embassy, Washington D.C Address, J -252,
East 40th Street Norfolk, Virginia, U.S.A. (M9568)
SCOTT, Isabella, M.B.B. War Work : Commandant of
Mayfield, V.A. Hospital, Jarrow-on-Tyne. Address: 36,
Bede Burn Road, Jairow-on-Tyne. (M.9&09

459

Scott

THE OEDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

SCOTT, Major Ivor Buchanan Wyndham, O.B.E, 6.
10 Nov. 1894 ; s. of Col. Sir Buchanan Scott, K.C.I.E, R.E, of
2, Belvedere Grove, Wimbledon (see Bukke'S Peerage). Educ. :
Winchester Coll, and Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. War
Work : Served R.F.A, and as Divisional Observer for R.F.C
in Gallipoli ; afterwards Pilot, R.F.C. ; attached G.H.Q, Eastern
Command, 1916-17 ; Staff Officer at G.H.Q,. Forces in Great
Britain, for Anti-Aircraft and Air Defence Training as G.S.O,
3rd Grade; 1917-18 Sec. Camouflage Committee ; promoted
G.S.O, 2nd Grade, 1918 ; mentioned to despatches. Addresses:
2, Belvedere Grove, Wimbledon ; 86, York Street, West
minster, S.W. Club : Junior United Service. (07676)
SCOTT, James, M.B.E, 6. 1855 ; s. of John Scott, of
Hawick ; to. Joanna Ross, d. of John Ross, of Roslin. Educ. :
Maxwelltown Burgh School, Dumfries. Formerly, sea-going
Engineer, holding 1st B.O.T. Certificate, and latterly an
Engineering Business for nearly 30 years at Denny, Stirling
shire. War Work : For 3_ years at the works of Messrs. G. and I.
Weir & Co, Glasgow, and A. V. Roe & Co, Ltd, Manchester,
under the Aeronautical Inspection Directorate, London, and
Examiner-in-Charge at the Sheffield Simplex Motor Works,
Ltd, Sheffield. Club : Possilpark Bowling. (M2400)
SCOTT, Major and Qr.-Mr. James, O.B.E, D.C.M.
SCOTT, Lieut. James, C.I.E., M.B.E.
SCOTT, Lieut.-Col. James Edward, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
SCOTT, Major James Harry, O.B.E.
SCOTT, James Reid, M.B.E.
SCOTT, Capt. John, M.B.E, 6. 29 Dec. 1852 ; s. of John
Scott, of Shetland ; to. Joan, d. of J. Jamieson, of Shetland.
Educ. : Privately. Shipmaster. War Work : Commander
R.M.S. "St. Rognvald " during whole period of the war, and
safely carried mails, passengers, and cargo. Address : Ade
laide, King Harold Street, Lerwick. (M3961)
SCOTT, John, M.B.B, 6. 13 Oct. 1867 ; s. of J. Gillespie
Scott, of Falkirk ; to. Margaret, d. of John Green, of Glasgow.
Educ : John Neilson School, Paisley. Postmaster Surveyor.
War Work : Joint Sec. Sheffield War Savings Association.
Address : G.P.O. Birmingham. (M2401)
SCOTT, John Archibald, O.B.E.
SCOTT, Major John Creagh, D.S.O, O.B.E, fi. 18 Nov.
1879 ; s. of Captain James Creagh Richard Scott, of Crevagh
and Kildysert ; m. Sybil, d. of Col. Sir Henry Oldham, K.C.V.O.
(see Burke's Peerage), of Cannington, Boscombe. Educ :
Radley Coll. Adjutant 1st Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders,
1911-14 ; Inspector of Recruiting, Scotland, 1914, to Jan.
1915; Staff Capt, G.H.Q, France ; D.A.A.G, G.H.Q, France ;
D.A.A.G. 15th Corps, France ; D.A.A.G. Aldershot Command.
War Work : Inspector of Recruiting, Scotland, Aug. 1914 to
Jan. 1915; Commanded a company, 2nd A. and S. H. Jan.
1915, to July, 1910 ; Staff G.H.Q, July, 1915, to April, 1916 ;
2nd in Command 10th A. & S. H, April, 1915, to Mav, 1915 ;
Commanded 5/6 R.R. Fus, May, 1915, to June, 1915 Com- ;
manded 2nd A. and S.H, June, J916, to Aug. 1916 ; Comm-
manded 2nd A. and S.H, Jan. 1916, to April, 1916 ; Staff,
May, 1916, to end of war ; French Croix de Guerre avec Etoile
d'or ; 1914-15 Star ; Victory Medal ; Allied Medal ; twice
wounded during the war ; mentioned in despatches several
times. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Royal Automobile. (05762)
SCOTT, Major John Philip, O.B.E, fi. 6 June, 1891; s. of
Francis Oliver Scott, of Hawkwell, York. Educ. : Sedbugh
School. War Work : For 2 years served on the Western
Front, and for 2 years served on Palestine, Salonika, and Black
Sea Fronts ; twice mentioned in despatches. Club : Junior
Army and Navy. (08712)
SCOTT, Katherine, Mrs, M.B.E.
SCOTT, Capt. Keith Stanley Malcolm, M.B.E, B.Sc,
R.E. (T.).
SCOTT, Louisa LesUe Florence, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of the
late Henry Strickland Bryant, Privy Council Office ; m.
Capt. Arthur Frances Scott, late Rifle Brigade, and 5th Lancers.
Commandant Roxburgh 4 V.A.D. since 191J. War Work:
Joiut Women's V.A.D. Department, Devonshire House, 1915-19.
Address : Langlee, Jedburgh, N.B. (01848)
SCOTT, Maitland Bodley, O.B.E, F.R.C.S.E, Order of
St. Anne, Russia, 1916, Order of St. Stanislaus, Russia, 1916
b. 13 Feb. 1878 ; s. of Dr. T. Bodley Scott, of Bournemouth ;
m. Hilda, d. of A. DurancC George, of High Cliff. Educ. :
Marlborough Coll, and St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London.
Assistant Surgeon, Royal Victoria and West Hants Hospital,
Bournemouth ; Surgeon-in-charge of Orthopaedic Dept, Hants
Hospital, Bournemouth. War Work : Surgeon-in-charge of
Red Cross Hospital, St. Malo ; Surgeon, R.N. ; Major, R.A.M.C
Address : Shiplake, Bournemouth. (04249)
SCOTT, Cant. Hon. Michael, O.B.E.
SCOTT, Muriel Elena, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
SCOTT, Nora Carlyle, M.B.E.
SCOTT, Capt. Percy Alexander, O.B.E.
SCOTT, Robert, M.B.E, fi. 14 May, 1868 ; s. of James
Scott, of Dalkeith, Scotland. Educ. : Alloa, Scotland. War
Work : At the Admiralty in the Military Branch. (M9571)
SCOTT, Robert, M.B.E.
SCOTT, Major Robert Hamilton, D.S.O, O.B.E. Roy.
InniskiUing Fusiliers ; a D.A.A.G.; served in the Great War,
1914-19 (despatches). (02929)
SCOTT, Sidney, C.B.E, fi. 1S63 ; s. ofthe Rev. Charles
Scott ; m. 1897, Margaret, d. of John MeKittrick. Collector
ol Customs and Excise, Glasgow. (C2937)

460

SCOTT, Sophie Beatrix Mary, Lady, CB.E, 6. 1874; _
of George, 5th Earl Cadogan, K.G. (see BUEKE'S Peerage); m.
Sir Samuel Scott, Bart, M.P, s. of Sir Edward Scott, Bart.
(see Bukke'S Peerage). War Work : Head of the GHts Depart
ment at the British Red Cross Stores Headquarters, 83, Pall
Mall. Addresses : 78, Mount Street, W. 1 ; Westbury Manor,
Brackley, Northants. Club : Bath. (C63)
SCOTT, Thomas John, M.B.E.
SCOTT, Capt. Walter, M.B.E, A.I.F.
SCOTT, Lieut. Walter Nedham, M.B.E.
SCOTT, WilUam, M.B.E, R.A.M.C
SCOTT, WilUam, O.B.E.
SCOTT, William Harding, O.B.E, M.I.E.E, fi. 13 May,
1862 ; s. of James Scott, of Wimbledon Founder and
a Managing Director of Laurence Scott & Co, Ltd,
Electrical Engineers, Norwich ; Managing Director of Norwich
Components, Ltd, Norwich. War Work : A Member of the
Board of Management of the East Anglian Munitions Com
mittee ; the design and manufacture of electrical machinery
for H.M. Navy ; and of special plant for the making of high
explosive and shrapnel shells, which produced a large number
of these shells with great efficiency and accuracy. Address:
Oaklands, Thorpe, Norwich. Club : Royal Automobile ;
Chemical Industry. (011283)
SCOTT, Major Archibald Malcolm HENDERSON-,
C.B.E. SCOTT, Capt. David John MONTAGU-DOUGLAS-,
O.B.E, 6. 1887 : m. 1918, Dorothy Charlotte, d. of the late
Cecil George Assheton Drummond. Capt. 3rd Bn. Royal
Scots (Lothian Regt.). Served in Great War, Chevalier
Legion of Honour. (088851
SCOTT, Lieut.-Col. Lord George WilUam MONTAGU-
DOUGLAS-, O.B.E, 6. 31 Aug. 1866 ; 2nd s. of the 6th Duke
of Buccleugh (see; BURKE'S Peerage); to. Lady Elizabeth
Manners, y. d. ot the 7th Duke of Rutland (see BUKKE'S
Peerage). Educ. : Eton ; Christ Church, Oxford. Lieut.-Col,
2/1 Lothians and Border Horse Yeomanry. Entered 10th
Hussars, 1889 ; Capt. 1897 ; served South Africa 1899-1900 ;
left the Army 1902. Address: Kirklands, Ancrum, N.B.
Clubs : Turf ; Naval and MiUtary ; New (Edinburgh). (07485)
SCOVELL, Lieut.-Col. George Julian Selwyn, C.B.E,
fi. April, 1881 ; s. of Capt. G.T. Scovell, late 79th Highlanders.
Educ. : Bruton and Osborne's ; Haileybury ; Sandhurst.
War Work : General Staff Officer, 2nd Grade, Headquarters
Northern Command, 1914-16 ; Assist. Adjutant-General at
War Office, 1916-17 ; Deputy Director-General of Recruiting,
Ministry of National Service, 1917-18 ; Demobilisation Section,
War Cabinet Secretariat, 1918-19. Address : c/o Messrs. Holt
& Co, Whitehall Place, S.W. 1. Clubs : Brooks' ; Army and
Navy ; Royal Automobile ; New, Edinburgh. (0831)
SCRATCHLEY, Lieut.-Col. Victor Henry Sylvester.
D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1870 ; s. of the late Maj.-Gen. Sir
Peter Henry Scratchley, K.C.M.G, R.E. ; m. 1901, Anna
Clementina, d. of the late John Harvey, of Mayfield, Shooters
Hill, S.E. Entered King's Royal Rifle Corps, 1891 ; Capt.
1899; ret. 1907 ; served with Isazai Expedition. 1892 ; Chitral
Relief Force, 1895 (medal with clasp) ; S. Africa, 1899-1900
(despatches) ; was a Superintendent of Gymnasia, 1901-4 ;
is Lieut.-Col. Territorial Force. Club : Naval and Military. (03176)
SCRATTON, Capt. Edward William Howet Blackburn,
O.B.E. SCREECH, Alfred Leonard, O.B.E.
SCREECH, George Ernest, M.B.E, 6. 9 June, 1868;
s. of Samuel Thomas, of West Wittering, nr. Chichester,
Sussex ; to. Thyra, d. of Joseph Thomson, of Croydon. Educ. :
Privatelv. L.CC Official (Dept. of the Education Officer).
War Work : Attached to War Office with rank of Chief Ex
aminer ; dealt chieflv with questions of recruiting and labour.
Address : 111, Croydon Road, Aneriey, S.F, 20. (M9574)
SCRIMGEOUR, Major Frederic John, O.B.E.
SCRIMGEOUR, Lieut. James, M.B.E.
SCRIMSHAW, Ellen Mary, Mrs, M.B.E.
SCRIVEN, Charles, O.B.E, LL.B, 6. 16 April, 1871;
s. of Charles Scriven, of Leeds, Mechanical Engineer ; m.
Annie, d. of Henry Edwin Bown, of Harrogate, Architect.
Educ. : Leeds Grammar School, and Leeds Univ. Solicitor ;
Sen. partner, Peckover, Scriven & Co, 5, Greek Street, Leeds ;
Commissioner for Oaths ; also Commissioner for Oaths in tbe.
Provinces of Ontario and Quebec, Canada ; Hon. Sec, Leeds Law
Society, and Yorkshire Board of Legal Studies. War Work :
Voluntary Appeal National Service Representative on the
Appeal Tribunal, West Riding of Yorkshire (Northern District) ;
Leeds and Bradford Tribunals ; Chief Inspector, Leeds Special
Constabulary. Addresses : Aros, AUerton Park, Leeds ; 5,
Greek Street, Leeds, and at Harrogate. Clubs : Leeds and
County Conservative ; Junior Constitutional. (011286)
SCRIVENER, Capt. Harry Stanley, M.B.E, M.A. (Oxon.),
fi. 1 Oct. 1865 ; s of the late Col. T. P. Scrivener, V.D, J.P,
of Kingston-on-Thames ; to. Janet Frances, d. of John Bowbrick,
of Southwark, Educ. : St. Paul's School, and Magdalen Coll,
Oxford. Journalist and Member of the Bar. War Work:
Commissioned R.A.S.C, M.T, 15 May, 1916; Lieut, 15 Nov.
1917 ; A. Capt, 15 Aug. 1918; DemobUised, 5 March, 1919;

BIOGRAPHIES.

Selby

served during the whole of this period at M.T. Depot, Bulford
Camp, SaUsbury Plain ; Assistant to D.A.D.T. (Headquarters)
from Deo. 1916 to date of demobilisation ; mentioned in
Gazette, Mar. 1919, for valuable services in connection with
the War. Addresses : 4, Crown Office Row, Temple, E.C ;
14 Stanley Road, Wimbledon, S.W. 19. Clubs : All England
Lawn Tennis ; Queen's. (M5608)
SCRIVENER, Wm. Charles, O.B.B.
SCRUBY, Capt. Frank Sutherland, M.A, O.B.E, 6.
25 July, 1881 ; s. of Theodore Robinet Scruby, of Hatherley ,
Saffron Walden; to. Lucretia Mary, d. of Arthur Edward
Chaplin, of Cambridge. Educ. : King Edward's School,
Saffron Walden, and Selwyn CoU, Cambridge. H.M. Inspector
of Industrial Schools, Home Office. War Work : Chemical
Adviser to the Southern Army, Home Defence ; Gas Officer,
H.Q. 17th Division, B.E.F. Addresses: 62, HaUowell Road,
Northwood; Home Office, London. (05763)
SCRUBY, Major WilUam Sidney James, O.B.E, LA.
SCUDAMORE, Sybil Franoes, Mrs. Lucas, M.B.E.
SCUDAMORE, Lieut. WiUiam George, M.B.E, R.E.
SCULLY, James Donald, M.B.E.
SCULLY, Lieut.-Col. Vincent Marcus Barron, D.S.O,
O.B.E, Border Regt, 6. 1881 ; s. or Vincent Scully, of Mantle-
hill House, Golden, Co. Tipperary. Served to the Great War,
1914-19 (despatches thrice). (01849)
SCULOCK, Daniel, M.B.E.
SEABROOK, Eng.-Lieut. James Alfred, O.B.E, R.N.
SEAFORTH, Mary Margaret, Lady, CB.E, Lady of
Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; d. of the late
Edward Steinkopff ; to. Col. Jas. Alex. Stewart-Mackenzie of
Seaforth, D.L, J.P. (see Burke's Peerage, Galloway, E.), who
was raised to the Peerage in Jan. 1921 as Baron Seaforth,
of Brahan in Urray. War Work : Organised and was First
President of Scottish Red Cross to Ross-shire, in 1909 ; Donor
and Commandant of the Seaforth Red Cross Hospital, Conon
Bridge, and the Seaforth Annexe, Strathpeffer ; Superintendent
of Seaforth Surgical War Dressings Party and Hon. Sec. of
the Ross-shire Prisoners' of War Fund and Seaforth Weaving
Industry for disabled Soldiers and Sailors. Addresses : Lyd-
hurst, Sussex ; Brahan Castle, Ross-shire ; 47, Berkeley
Square, London, W. (C307)
SEAGER, John Renwiek, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 10 May, 1849.
For many years member of the Head Quarters Staff of the
Liberal Party, prior to retirement in 1916. War Work:
Member of Department of Central Parliamentary Recruiting
Committee from Sept. 1914, to April, 1916. Address : Espla
nade House, Clevedon, Som. Club : National Liberal. (C618)
SEALE, Major Edward Wilmot, O.B.E, R.E.
SEALY, Capt. PhiUp Temple, O.B.E, B.A.. R.A.S.C,
6. 7 Sept. 1888 ; s. of Rev. W. B. Sealy, M.A, of Harmonds-
worth, Middlesex. Educ. : St. Lawrence CoU, Ramsgate ;
Peterhouse, Cambridge. Commissioned 3 Feb. 1911. War
Wort: Embarked with the Expeditionary Force, Aug. 1914,
and after commanding various units in the field, assisted in
the clearing up of Mechanical Transport in France ; Gazetted
T. Capt, 30 Nov. 1914 ; Capt. 3 Feb. 1917. Address : c/o
Sir Charles R. McGrigor, Bart. & Co, Ltd, 39, Panton Street,
S.W. 1. Club : United R.A.S.C. (05765)
SEARIGHT, Lieut.-Col. James Gerald Lamb, O.B.E.
SEARLE, Capt. Arthur Mackenzie, M.B.E, R.E.
SEARLE, Emma Jane, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 17 Sept. 1863 ;
i. of Frederick York St. Leger, of Cape Town ; to. Malcolm
WiUiam (Judge of Supreme Court, Cape Town), s. of Walter
Searle, of Cape Town. Educ. : St. Cyprian's, Cape Town ;
Miss Werner's School, Tonbridge, Kent, England. Member of
Peace Time Committee of the British Red Cross Society.
War Work : With the Red Cross at the MiUtary Hospital,
Wynberg ; Governor-General's Fund ; and on Advisory Board
of Official Visitors to MUitary Hospitals under Defence Force.
Address : Highlands, Wynberg, Cape. Clubs : Services ;
Alexandra. (Cape Town). (08364)
SEARLE, Col. Frank, CB.E, D.S.O, Tank Corps, Chief
Mechanical Engineer, with rank of Col. ; served during the
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1322)
SEARLE, Susan Margaret, O.B.E.
SEARLE, Lieut.-Comm. Sydney, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
SEARLES, Sydney William, M.B.E.
SEARS, John Edward, C.B.E, M.A, A.M.I.CE, 6.
18 Sept. 1883 ; s. of John Edward Sears, J.P, F.R.I.B.A, of
Westover, Cromwell Road, Teddington, Middlesex ; to. Kath
leen Lucy, d. of Edward Wadsworth, of 19, Nicoll Road,
Harlesden, N.W. 10. Educ. : MiU HiU School, and St. John's
wll, Camb. Supt, Metrology Dept, The National Physical
Laboratory, Teddington, Middlesex. War Work : Organised
and controlled the testing of engineers' gauges of all kinds,
for the Ministry of Munitions. Address: Twyford, 22,
Gloucester Road, Teddington, Middlesex. (C2938)
SEARS, Nell, Mrs., M.B.E.
SEATLE, John Bridson, O.B.E, 6. 25 March, 1858 ; s.
of Henry Seatle, of Ulverston ; in. Emma, d. of George HoUo
way, of Stroud, Glos Educ. : Privately. Solicitor and Com
missioner for Oaths. War Work : Assisted the T. V. Dept.
of the War Office in the organisation and carrying on of the
Volunteer .Force Record Office from May, 1917, to Feb. 1919,
™_. which services was mentioned in Home Despatches.
Address: Fairfield, Putney, S.W. Clubs: Junior Carlton;
Royal Automobile. (03911)
SEATON, Peter, M.B.E.
&ECC0MBE, Lieut. Edward Arthur John, 0 .B.E.,R.N. V.R.

SECCOMBE, Major John William Smyth, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C fi 1876 ; s. of Paymaster-Capt. J. W. Seccombe, of
Royal Navy; to. Beatrice Martha, d. of Capt. H. B. Lang,
R.N, of Hartrow Manor, Somerset. Educ. : St. George's
Hospital Medical School, London. Military Surgeon. War
Work : Served as an Officer of the Royal Army Medical Corps,
with the Mediterranean Exped. Force, and Egyptian Expedi
tionary Force, being mentioned in despatches for services
rendered. Address : c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, Army Agents,
3, Whitehall Place, London, S.W. 1. (06291)
SECRETAN, Hubert Arthur, O.B.E, 6. 8 Aug. 1891 ;
s. of Walter Bernard Secretan, of Croydon. Educ. : Welling
ton ; Balliol Coll, Oxford. Temporary appointment Ad
miralty, 1915-17 ; Ministry ot Shipping, 1917-19, Address :
Coignat'earn, Croydon, Surrey. (011288)
SEDDON, Harry Sterratt, C.B.E, 6. 30 Dec. 1881 ; s.
of William Seddon, of Bolton, Lancashire. Educ : Miles
Platting Institute, Manchester. War Work : Chairman of
Lancashire County War Comforts Association ; Treas. of
Manchester Regiment Prisoners of War Care Committee ;
Accountant, Ministry of Munitions (Explosives Department).
Address : Laurel Bank, Queen's Park, Manchester. Clubs :
Reform, Manchester ; National Liberal, London ; Liberal,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. (C1035)
SEDDON, James, M.B.B.
SEDDON, Thomas, M.B.E, fi. 29 Sept. 1861 ; s. of Edward
Seddon, of Ringley, Lanes. ; to. Sarah Elizabeth, d. of Samuel
Barlow, of Stoke Albany, Northants. Educ. : Ringley Grammar
School, Manchester. Managing Director of Seddon & Arlidge
Co, Ltd, and Chairman of Directors Chairman Food Control,
County Road Transport, War Pensions, Prisoners of War,
Joint Hospital Board, St. John Ambulance, Motor Ambulance,
and Coal Control Committees : a Member of Kettering Urban
District Council. Address : The Nook, Rockingham Road,
Kettering. (M9582)
SEDGWICK, Richard Rommy, M.B.E. (M10253/)
SEDGWICK, Susie, M.B.E.
SEELEY, Rev. John, M.B.E, 6. April, 1852 ; s. of WilUam
Seeley, of Ireland ; m. Emmeline, d. of Archibald Carruthers,
of Manchester. Educ. : Pastors Coll, London. War Work :
Chaplain in Woolwich Garrison ; work in Recreation Clubs,
Y.M.C.A., etc. Address : 51, Wrottesley Road, Woolwich,
S.E. 18. (M5611)
SEGAR, John, O.B.B.
SEGRAVE, Capt. Thomas George, C.B.E, R.I.M, 6.
26 Mav, 1864 ; s. of Capt. T. Segrave, R.M, of Mallow, Co.
Cork ;" to. Harriet Rose Gertrude, d. of Baron Dunsandle, of
Dunsandle, Co. Galway (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : St.
Charles' Coll, and H.M.S. "Conway." Shipping Surveyor, and
Adviser and Director India Office Shipping. War Work:
Transport work in connection with the India Office, and Ministry
of Shipptog, and Technical Adviser, Ministry of Shipping.
Address : White Cottage, Shenfleld, Essex. Club : East India
United Service. (C2939)
SEGRUE, Ship't. Lieut. Comdr. George Edward, M.B.E,
R.N. (Ret.)
SELBIE, Robert Hope, C.B.E, fi. 31 Jan. 1868; s. of
Rev R. W. Selbie, of Manchester ; to. Florence, d. of B. Hey-
worth, of Blackburn. Educ. : Manchester Grammar School,
and Victoria Univ. General Manager of Metropolitan Railway
Coy and Director of various Land and Development Com
panies War Work: Controller of Horse Transport, and
Member of Army Forage Committee. Addresses : Baker
Street Station, N.W. ; The Orchard, Chorley Moor, Herts.
Club - Reform (C1036)
SELBY, Edmond Wallace, O.B.E, M.D, B.S, F.R.CS,
fi 1869. Medical Officer to the Ministry of Health (1920). War
Work • M O in charge Arnold AuxiUary Hospital, Doncaster.
Address : Crescent House, Hillary Place, Leeds. (011290)
SELBY, Major Edward James, O.B.E, M.A. (Camb.),
M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), fi. 21 July, 1890 ; s, ol J.
Selby. of Notttogham. Educ. : Cambndge Univ. War Work:
Major, R.A.M.C; Service in France. Address: Sidmouth
Lodge, S. Ealing Road, Ealing, W. 5. „.,.,_ (05766)
SELBY, Elizabeth Mary AUce, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 3 June,
1867 • d of Rev. J. H. Eastty, of Oxford ; to. Pndeaux G,
0 B E s of Prideaux Selby, of The Bank of Australasia, and
Croydon. Educ. : WelUngton House Great Malvern War
Work: Commandant Kent 72 V.A.D. and Glovers V.A.D.
Hospitals, Sittingbourne. Address: Teynham, Kent. Club :
y a D (Myoaij
"SELBY- Capt. Ernest, O.B.E, R.A.F.
SELBY, Francis James, C.B.E, M.A, 6. 8 Aug 1867
s. of the late Edward Selby, of Ravensbourne > Park Catford,
S E ¦ to Mary Florence, d. of the late John Child, of Holland
Villas Road, Kensington. Educ: Univ. CoU, London;
Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Sec, National Physical Laboratory,
and Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. Address: 30
Hampton Road, Teddington. Club: E, A U (C2940)
SELBY, Prideaux George, O.B.E, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P,
6 6 Aug. 1865 ; s. of Prideaux Selby, of Koroit Croydon ;
m. EUzabethnMary AUce, d. of Rev. J. H. Eastty, of Worcester
Coll Oxon Educ : Bedford Grammar School ; St. Bar
tholomews Hos_uS Hon. Major R.A M;C ; Medical. Officer
of Health (Faversham Rural District) ; Assistant Commissioner
St Tohn Ambulance Brigade. War Work : Surgeon to Glovers
V AD . HoTpuTslttinfbourne; CO.. 1st Sect. Field Ambu
lance R A M.C (Kent Volunteers) ; Divisional County Director,
Kent. V.A.D. ; Associate Order of St. John of Jerusalem in

461

Selby

THE ORDER OE THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

England. Addresses : Beaugill, Lynsted ; Brusons, Teynham,
Kent. (03913)
SELBY, Thomas James, M.B.E.
SELBY, Rev. WiUiam John, C.B.E, T.D, M.A, 6. 26
Jan. 1858 ; s. of Henry Slby ; to. EUzabeth Ann, d. of John
Goold, of Wotton Lodge, Gloucester. Educ. : St. Marylebone
and All Souls' Grammar School; London Univ. Hon. Mis
sioner and Public Preacher, Diocese of Gloucester ; formerly
Vicar of Churcham-with-Bulley, Glos. War Work : S.C.F.
48th and 61st Div. ; S.C.F. Res. (Terr.) Bge. Glosters ; M.G.C,
Grantham, Colchester Garrison, Northern Army (H.D.),
Plymouth Garrison ; D.S.CF. Sussex and Surrey ; Dep.
Chaplain-in-Chief, Mid. Area, R.A.F. ; at present Chaplain
(Class I.) T.F, and Hon. Chaplain, R.A.F. Address : Welland
Lodge, Cheltenham. (C1760)
SELL, Edith Lilian, Mrs, M.B.E.
SELLERS, Frederick Custance, O.B.E, 6. 11 Jan. 1879 ;
s. of Frederick WUliam Sellers, of Oporto, Portugal ; to.
Beatrice Emily, d. of Charles R. Adam. Educ. : Philberd's
School, Maidenhead, and Deal CoU. Managing Director of
Vacuum Oil Company of New York for Portugal, Morocco, and
West Coast of Africa ; Managing Director of Vacuum Oil
Coy, of Canary Islands, S.A.E. and of the Gibraltar Petroleum
Coy, Ltd. War Work : Before America came into the war
responsible for the ultimate destination of all petroleum
products to above territories and afterwards continued to take
the same precautions and give such information as might be
of interest to the British Government. Address : Palacio
Condeixa, Lisbon. Clubs : Royal British ; Club Tauroma-
chico; Sociedade Hippica Portigueza ; Automo vel de Portugal. (011291)
SELLERS, Rev. Harold Gordon, O.B.E, H.C.F, fi.
12 Aug. 1889 ; s. of Rev. W. E. Sellers, of Wesley Manse,
Walsall ; m. Mary Stuart, d. of the late Alexander Murray,
Alford, Aberdeenshire. Educ. : Ed. VI Royal Grammar
School, GuUdford, and Handsworth Theological CoU, Birming
ham. War Work : Acting Scout Master, Inverurie Troop,
Boy Scouts ; enlisted in 2/6 Gordon Highlanders ; Com
missioned as Chaplain 18 Sept. 1916 ; posted to General Hos
pital (Skin Diseases) Manoel from Nov. 1916, to July, 1917,
in Malta and to 85th Infantry Bge, 28th Div. Aug. 1917,
Salonica; to 79th Bge (Inf.) 26th Div. 1918; in advance
to Strumitza, to Mustafa Pasha, to Roustchouk ; posted
27th Div. Batoum, Army of Black Sea ; Demob. Aug. 1919 ;
mentioned in despatches, Nov. 1918. Address : Wesley
Manse, Knaresborough, Yorks. (05631)
SELLERS, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Harry, M.B.E.
SELLICK, Major AUred James, O.B.E.
SELLS, Arthur Freakish, M.B.E.
SELLS, Charles de Grave, O.B.E, fi. 1856 ; s. of Charles
Sells, of Lambeth and East Twickenham. Educ. : King's
Coll. School and King's Coll, London. Vice-Chairman of the
British Chamber of Commerce for Italy at Genoa. War Work :
Chief Commissioner of the Church Army for the British Troops
in Italy ; Member and Hon. Sec. of the Committee for the
Importation of High Speed Steel Instituted by the British and
Italian Governments ; British Admiralty Inspector for the
submarine engines built in Italy. Addresses : Cornigliano,
Ligure ; " Buon Riposo," Garessio. Italy. Clubs : Consti
tutional ; Union (Genoa) and British-American (Milan). (011292)
SELLS, Julia, Mrs. Perronet, O.B.E. ; d. of Thomas Wall ;
m. Edward Perronet, s. of Edward Perronet Sells, of Croydon.
War Work : Chairman of the Highgate War Hospital Supply
Depot. (03914)
SELLS, Lieut. Martin Perronet, O.B.E, R.E.
SELWIN, Paymaster-Lieut. Percy, O.B.E., R.N.R.
SELLWOOD, Major Frank Greaves, O.B.E, M.C, B A ,
fi. 3 Feb. 1893 ; s. of Frank Sellwood, of Cullompton. Educ. :
Dean Close School, Cheltenham, and Emanuel Coll, Cambridge.
Tanner ; Director, Sellwood Bros, Ltd, Cullompton. War
Work. : Served in R.A.S.C 14 Nov. 1914, to 17 Dec. 1919, in
Dardanelles, Egypt, Salonica, and Mesopotamia. Address :
Cullompton, Devon. (06699)
SELOUS, Gerald Holgate, M.B.E, H.B.M. Arice-Consul, fi.
14 July, 1887 ; s. of Edmund Selous, of Wyke Castle, nr. Wey
mouth, Dorset. Educ : Cheltenham Coll, and Pembroke
Coll, Cambridge. Acting Vice-Consul at Tangier, 1910-13
and at Sajfie in 1913 ; Acting Consul, Fez, 1911 ; in 1913
Brit, delegate on the Comite Special and Commission General
des Travaux Publics at Tangier ; Acting Interpreter at
Tangier, 1913-16 ; attached to Consulate at Casblanca, Oct
1916, to May, 1917 ; Acting Vice Consul at Laioicke, 1917, to
Aug. 1917, and at Tetuan from Nov. 1917. War Work :
Special work in Spanish zone of Morocco during the war
Address: c/o Foreign Office, Whitehall, London, S.W. 1.
SELOUS, Capt. William Boyd, O.B.E, R.G.A, fi 23
July, 1889 ; s. of John Selous, of " Berea," Willifield Way
Golder's Green. Educ. : City of London School and King's
Coll, London. With Messrs. Jardine Skinner & Co, 4, Clive
Row, Calcutta. War Work : With Volunteers India 1914-15 •
Cadet at St. John's Wood, F.R.A, Cadet School, Jan. 1916 •
Commissioned June, 1916; went to France with J52 Siege
5aite,r&„Aug- 1916; Adjutant, 42 Heavy Artillery Brigade
ieb. 1917 ; appointed to Sir Charles Fergusson's Staff as Staff
Captain 17th Corps Heavy ArtiUery, April, 1918 ; in battles
ot Ancre, Messines, Passendaele, retirement in March, 1918
from fat. Quentin and advance from Arras to Mons, July

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to Nov. 1918 ; made a Freeman of City of London, Dec. 1918.
Address : 4A, Russell Street, Calcutta. Clubs : Royal Auto
mobile ; Bengal, Calcutta. (05768)
SELWAY, Cornelius James, C.B.E, 6. 28 July, 1875;
s. of James Selway, of Shepton MaUet. Educ. : United West
minster School. Supt. of Line, Great Northern RaUway.
War Work : Transport work in connection with G.N.R. Ad
dress : " TankervUle," 21, Queenswood Avenue, Highgate,
N. 10. (C619)
SELWIN, Paymaster-Lieut. Peroy, O.B.E, R.N.R.
SEMMENS, James Michael, O.B.E.
SEMMONS, Lieut. Foster James, M.B.E.
SEMPLE Major Robert, O.B.E, M.D.
SENIOR, Albert, C.B.E, b. 1867 ; s. of the late Alderman
George Senior. Head of the firm of G. Senior and Sons
(Limited), of Sheffield, and a J.P. Address : Forsbacka, Ivy
Park Road, Sheffield. (C293)
SENIOR, George Gaunt, O.B.E, M.Inst.T, fi. 27 April.
1861 ; s. of W. Henry Senior, of Barnsley, Yorkshire ; m.
Hannah, d. of F. J. Butler, of Barnsley. Educ : Robinson's
Academy and Grammar School, Barnsley. Assistant to General
manager, Lancashire and Yorkshire RaUway. War Work:
RaUway Executive Committee Staff and Labour. Address :
Kingswood, Victoria Crescent, Eccles, nr. Manchester. (O1850)
SENIOR, Hellen Stuart, Mrs. WALLER-, M.B.E.,
fi. 18 Oct. 1861 ; d. ol Henry Blunt, Magistrate, of North India :
to. Robert, s. of Robert Waller-Senior. Educ. : Woodstack
Coll, Mussoorie, India. War Work : Member of St. John's
Ambulance Committee, Bangalore Branch, from Dec. 1914 ;
organised a Fund and forwarded through St. J. A. A. garments
to Destitute Belgian Children, also money to the National
Committee for Relief in Belgium ; visited MUitary Hospitals
during the war, and for 2 years was worker at the " Blighty "
Temperance Federation Tea Rooms for soldiers. (M6266)
SENN, Charles Herman, O.B.E.
SERGEANT, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Archibald Joseph,
M.B.E, R.E. (T.)
SERGEANT, Lieut. Herbert Lee, M.B.E, R.E. (T.)
SERJEANT, Lieut.-Col. Theophilus Hengist, O.B.E.
SERGEANT, Wilfred Oswald FaitbiuU, M.B.E, fi. 27
March, 1871 ; s. of the Rev. 0. P. Sergeant ; m. Ethel Maude,
d. of R. C HamUton. Educ: Winchester Coll. War Work:
Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and SaUors' FamiUes Association, Win
chester (MUitary Division), 1914-16 ; Joint Hon. Treas
Hampshire War Pensions Local Committee, 1916-20; Chair
man and Hon. Treas. Winchester Sub-Committee of Hampshire
War Pensions. Address : The Mount, Wtochester. (M9589)
SERJEANTSON, Major Cecil Myles, O.B.E.
SEROCOLD, Comm. Claud PEARCE-, O.B.E, R.N.V.R,
6. 6 July, 1875; s. of Charles Pearce-Serocold, of Taplow,
Bucks, (see Bukke'S Landed Gentry). Educ. : Eton and
Oxford. War Work : Personal Assistant to Director of Naval
Intelligence, Admiralty War Staff, 1914-19 ; Officer of Legion
of Honour ; Order of Leopold, St. Maurice and Lazarus ;
3rd Class, Sacred Treasure of Japan, and 3rd Class, St. Anne
of Russia. Address : 25a, North Audley Street, W. Clubs :
St. James' ; Garrick ; Beefsteak ; Royal Yacht Squadron. (O640)
SEROPIAN, Lieut. Charles Dickron Oliver Deodat,
O.B.E, R.N, 6. 15 Oct. 1894 ; s. of Serope Bemen Seropian ;
to. HUda Marion, d. ol Sir Robert Glanfield. Edue. : East
man's Royal Naval CoU, and H.M.S. " Conway." Wm
Work: Joined H.M.S. "London," June, 1914; through
Dardanelles campaign; H.M.S. "Bristol," 1916; in action
against 3 Austrian Light Cruisers, 15 May, 1917 ; H.M.S.
" Caroline," Jan. 1918 ; from March, 1918, till Jan. 1919,
Commanded H.M.T. " Charles Hammond," in anti-submarine
Flotilla, Northern Patrol Force. Address : 1, DingwaU
Gardens, Golder's Green. London, N.W. 4. (04413)
SETTLE, Agnes Hannah, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 31 May, 1865 ;
d. of the late Joseph Walker, of Revesby, Lines. ; m. Joseph
William Grundy, s. of Joseph Settle, of Horncastle, Lines.
Educ. : West End House, Wellingboro', Northants. War
Work : Commandant of Horncastle AuxiUary Hospital,
staffed by V.A.D. Address ; Sunnyside, Horncastle, Lines.
(M2406)
SEVERN, Margaret Annie, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of the late
Professor T. Lowndes BuUock, of Oxford ; m. Claud Severn,
CM.G, s. of Walter Severn, of 9, Earls Court Square, London,
S.W. Educ. : Oxford High School, and Girton Coll, Cam
bridge. War Work: Clerk in Recruiting Office. (M3548)
SEWARD, Alfred Charles, M.B.E.
SEWELL, Capt. Douglas Arden Dalrymple, O.B.E,
Chevalier of the Crown of Italy, 6. 11 Oct. 1895 ; s. of Edward
Humphrey Dalrymple Sewell. Educ. : Bedford School.
War Work : Served with 2nd Batt. Oxfordshire and Bucking
hamshire Light Infantrv, Feb. 1915, to May, 1915, and Oct.
1915, to Dec. 1915 ; Adjutant, 14th Inftv. Base Depot, Feb.
1916, to Nov. 1916 ; Staff Capt. War Office, March, 1917, to Dec.
1918 ; Staff Capt. G.H.Q, France, Dec. 1918, to May, 1919 ;
Deputy Assist. Military Sec. (G.H.Q. France), May, 1919, to
Feb. 1920 ; Staff Capt. War Office, Feb. 1920, to date. Club :
Junior United Service. (O8604)
SEWELL, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John, O.B.E, 6. 12 Nov.
1872. War Work : British Expeditionary Force, France,
Aug. 1914, to Nov. 1915 ; Egyptian Expeditionary Force,
Egypt and Palestine, Dec. 1915, to June, 1919. Address:
12, Penwortham Road, Streatham, S.W. 16. (06292)
SEWELL, Sqdn.-Leader, John Percy Claude, O.B.E,R.A.F.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Shakerley

SEWELL, John Thomas Beadsworth, O.B.E, M.A,
LL.D, 6. 1858 ; s. of John Sewell, of Uppingham ; m. 1890,
Madeleine Mayer, of St. Germain-en-Laye. Educ. : Upping
ham, and Downing Coll, Cambridge. Admitted Solicitor,
1884 ; has been SoUcitor to British Embassy, Paris, since that
year. Addresses: 54, Faubourg St. Honor6, Paris Ville ;
47 Boulevard Lannes, Paris. Clubs : Travellers' (Paris) ;
Automobile (Paris) ; Cercle du Bois de Boulogne. (C620)
SEXTON, Major Erie James, O.B.E.
SEXTON, James, C.B.E, M.P, 6. 1856. Educ. : Low
House School, St. Helen's. Is a J.P. ; Gen. Sec. of National
Union of Dock Labourers ; elected a Member of Parliamentary
Committee, 1900 ; President Trades Union Congress, 1905 ;
hassatasM.P.forSt.Helen's(Lab.)sinceDec.l918. Address :
Birks House, Gateacre, Liverpool. (C64)
SEXTON, Walter, CB.E.,
SEYBOLD, Lieut. John CUfford, M.B.E, Can. A.P.C
SEYFANG, EveUne Mary, M.B.E. ; d. of W. L. Seyfang,
of St. Leonards-on-Sea, late Secretary and General Manager
of the Kent Fire and Life Insurance Companies. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Worked in Filsham Park Red Cross
AuxiUary Hospital (Sussex 16) from its opening (Oct. 1914)
until its close (May, 1919), as V.A.D. orderly and nurse from
Oct. 1914, until March, 1917, and as Secretary and Quarter
master from March, 1917, becoming Commandant of the
Detachment on 1 Jan. 1919. Address : Cralglea, St. Leonards-
on-Sea. (M9550)
SEYMOUR, Arthur George, M.B.E, 6. 7 Nov. 1862;
s. of the late J. B. Seymour, of Slough ; to. Mary Grace, d. of
the late Samuel Lyle, of Liverpool. Educ. : Westminster
Training Coll. Accountant, Household Staff, Windsor Castle ;
Hon. Sec. Windsor and Eton Scientific and Archaeological
Society, and Windsor Branch, Royal Society of St. George.
War Work: Hon. District Sec. Windsor War Savings Com
mittee. Address : 23, Park Street, Windsor. (M9551)
SEYMOUR, Cynthia, M.B.E. ; d. of Sir Horace Seymour,
K.C.B. (see BURKE'S Peerage). Educ. : City cf London School
for Girls. Private Sec. to Sir George Clerk, British Legation,
Prague, Czeoho-Slovakia. War Work : At the Foreign Office
on Lord Robert CecU's Secretarial Staff, and at Peace Con
ference, Paris, on Mr. BaUour's Secretarial Staff. Address :
19, Chesham Road, Brighton. Club : Sesame. (M9592)
SEYMOUR, Major Edward, D.S.O, M.V.O, O.B.E,
b. 10 Feb. 1877 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Col. Leopold Richard
Seymour, Grenadier Guards (see Burke's Peerage, Hertford,
M.); m. 29 July, 1905, Lady Blanche Frances Conyngham,
e. d. of the 4th Marquess Conyngham (see Burke's Peerage).
ComptroUer to H.R.H. the Duchess of Albany, 1908 ; G.S.O,
2nd grade, from 1916; served in the Nile Expedition; S.
Africa ; Great War (despatches). Address : Broom HiU,
Esher. Ctafis : Brooks's : Guards'. (07681)
SEYMOUR, Brig.-Gen. Sir Edward HamUton.K.B.E, C.B.,
CM.G, 6. 19 May, 1860 ; s. of the late Rev. Francis Payne
Seymour, Rector of Havant ; to. Rowena, d. of the late George
Wall, of Colombo, Ceylon. Educ. : BlundeU's School, Tiverton,
and Royal MiUtary Coll, Sandhurst. War Work : Was
Deputy Director of Equipment and Stores, War Office, 1914-18 ;
Inspector of Army Ordnance Services, 1918-20 ; retired, 1920.
Address : Ivy House, Lymington, Hants. (K280)
SEYMOUR, Major Evelyn Francis Edward, D.S.O,
O.B.E, fi. 1 May, 1882 ; s. of Brig.-Gen. Sir Edward Hamilton
Seymour, K.B.E, C.B, C.W.G. (see Burke's Peerage, Somerset,
D.) ; m. 3 Jan. 1906, Edith Mary, o. d. of the late WilUam
Parker, J.P, of Whittington Hall, Derbyshire. Served in the
S. African War, 1901-2 (medal, five clasps) ; Aden, 1903 ;
Great War (despatches). Address : Ebberley House, Bedford,
S.O., N. Devon. (07682)
SEYMOUR, Frank, M.B.E.
SEYMOUR, Frederick PoweU, M.B.E,
SEYMOUR, Lettice, M.B.E.
SEYMOUR, Capt. Lionel, O.B.E, 6. 24 Feb. 1889 ; s. of
the late Lieut.-Col. Leopold Seymour, of Brockham Park,
Betchworth, Surrey ; to. Catherine, d. of WUliam Wooding, of
Rugby. Educ : Eton, and New Coll, Oxford. Barrister-
at-Law ; now at the Foreign Office. War Work : Inns of
Court O.T.C, 1914-15; Herts R. (T.F.), 1915: Deputy
Assistant Military Sec. to G.O.C, Eastern Command, 1916-19.
Address : Long Edge, East Molesey, Surrey. Club : United
University. (07683)
SEYS, Roger Cecil, O.B.E. (07684
SHACKLADY, Thomas George, M.B.E.
SHACKLETON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. AUred George, O.B.B.
SHACKLETON, Sir Ernest (Henry), Knt. Bach, C.V.O,
0jBJ5, F.R.G.S, F.R.A.S.; Explorer, 6. 15 Feb. 1874; e. s.
oiHenry Shackleton, M.D, of KUkee ; to. EmUy Mary, 2nd d.
M the late Charles Dorman. Educ. : Dulwich CoU. Went to
sea ia the Merchant Service ; formerly Lieut. R.N.R. ; 3rd
ueut. National Antarctic Expedition, 1901 ; Sec. and Treas,
&. Scottish Geographical Society, 1903-6 ; contested Dundee
(U.) 1906 ; commanded British Antarctic Expedition, 1907-9.
which reached within 97 miles of the South Pole, also Antarctic
Mpedition, 1914-16 : a Younger Brother of Trinity House ;
Special Gold MedaUist and Silver MedaUist, R.G.S. ; King's
raar Medal (2 bars) ; Gold Medal, Geographical Societies of
!, wland, Denmark, Belgium, France, Antwerp, Italy, America,
Uty of Paris, and Russia ; Commander of Orders of Dannebrag
. « Denmark, Pole Star of Sweden, St. Olaf of Norway,
. unicier Legion d'Honneur, Crown of Italy, St. Anne of Russia,

etc. Address : 14, Milnthorpe Road, Eastbourne. Clubs :
Savage ; Royal Belgian Yacht ; Marlborough. (0682)
SHACKLETON, Capt. Herbert Park, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
SHACKLETON, Kathleen, M.B.E, d. of Henry Shackle-
ton, M.D, of Sydenham and KUkea, Co. Carlow. Educ. :
Privately. Journalist and Artist ; Editor, Women and
Children's Pages, and Artist on " Montreal Daily Star."
War Work : Appointed Establishment Officer to the Coal
Mines Department, Board of Trade, when that Dept. was
first created in 1917 ; promoted chief women's Establish
ment Officer at Board of Trade Headquarters, Jan. 1918.
Address : c/o Bank of Montreal, Waterloo Place, S.W. (M2409)
SHACKLETON, William, M.B.E. (M10253fi)
SHACKLOCK, Henry Stephen, O.B.E, 6. 11 Sept. 1875 ;
s. of Henry Stephen Shacklock, of Meadow House, Mansfield ;
to. Minnie Annie Elizabeth, d. of WiUiam John Wadge, of
Taunton. Educ. : Trent Coll. SoUcitor ; Conservative
Agent, Mansfield Division ; Hon. Sec. Incorporated Soldiers'
and SaUors' Help Society, Notts County ; Sec. Sutton-in-
Ashfleld War Pensions Sub-Committee. War Work : Chair
man, Sutton-in-Ashfleld Prince of Wales' Relief Fund ; Deputy
Chairman, Patriotic Fair Committee ; Joint Hon. Sec. Mans
field Division Recruiting and Advisory Committees ; Branch
Hon. Sec. to Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association,
Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society, and Statutory Committee ;
Member of Nottinghamshire Local Committee, Lord Roberts'
Workshops. Addresses : Bathwood Cottage, Sutton-in-Ash
fleld ; 49, Forest Street, Sutton-in-Ashfield. Clubs : Notts
Golf ; Mansfield and Sutton-in-Ashfield Conservative. (011293)
SHADDICK, Rev. Henry George Hastings, O.B.B,
fi. 19 April, 1883 ; s. of John Jones Shaddick, of Barnstaple ;
to. EUen LUian, d. of John Cawsey, of Barnstaple. Educ. :
Durham Univ. Curate of Stanhope since 1910. War Work :
Appointed Chaplain, 6th Durham L.I. (T.), 1912 ; mobilised,
1914 ; proceeded abroad with Battalion, April, 1915 ; Chaplain
No. 9 CCS, 1916; G.H.Q, Italy, 1917 ; Assistant to Principal
Chaplain, and S.C.F, Italy, 1918-19 ; twice mentioned in
despatches. Address : The Curatage, Stanhope, Co. Durham. (06415)
SHADFORTH, Capt. Harold Anthony, O.B.E, M.C,
fi. 1892 ; s. of Major G. A. Shadforth, of Rye. Educ. : Bedford
and Sandhurst. Royal Dublin Fusiliers, attached Egyptian
Army. Address : c/o G.P.O, Khartoum. Club : Naval and
MUitary. (04286)
SHADWELL, Lieut. Lancelot Horace Augustus, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. SHADWELL, Rev. Col. Leonard JuUus, O.B.E, 6. 5 Dec.
1860 ; s. of the late Rev. Julius Shadwell ; to. Gertrude Ellen,
d. of Col. George Milman, of Exeter, Devon. Educ. : Win
chester CoU, and AcadCmie de Lausaune. Suffolk Regiment
and Lancashire Fusiliers ; lent by War Office to S. African
Union Government, 1907-15 ; Col. 1919 ; Clerk in Holy Orders
since 1919. War Work : Headquarters, Southern Command,
Sept. 1915, to Oct. 1919. Address : 5, Mont le Grand, Exeter.
Club : Armv and Navy. (07685)
SHAFTESBURY, Anthony Ashley Cooper, 9th Earl of,
K.P, K.C.V.O, C.B.E, 6. 31 Aug. 1869 ; s. of the 8th Earl and
Harriet, o. d. of the 3rd Marquess of Donegal! K.P. ; m. Lady
Constance Grosvenor, e. d. of the late Earl Grosvenor, and g. d.
of the 1st Duke of Westminster. Educ. : Eton ; Sandhurst.
H.M. Lieut. Co. Dorset ; Brig.-Gen. Commanding 1st South
West Mounted Brigade, 1913-16 ; and 3rd Cyclist Brigade,
till 1919 ; retired with the Hon. rank of Brig.-Gen. ; Lord
Chamberlain to the Queen, 1910 ; Commissioner of Congested
Districts Board for Deland, 1902-14 ; Chancellor of Queen's
University of Belfast ; H.M. Lieutenant for Co. of Antrim,
1911-16 ; Grand Officer Legion of Honour. Entered Army,
10th Hussars, 1890 ; Lieut. 1891 ; Capt. 1898 ; resigned
commission, 1899 ; A.D.C. to Governor of Victoria. Lord
Brassey, 1895-98 ; commanded North Irish Horse, 1902-12 ;
H.M. Lieutenant, Belfast, 1904-11 ; Lord Mayor of Belfast,
1901. Addresses : St. Giles House, Salisbury, Dorset ; Belfast
Castle, Belfast. Clubs : Travellers' ; Marlborough. (C1761)
SHAFTO, Helena Rosa, Mrs. DUNCOMBE-, O.B.E.
SHAIRP, Gertrude Ethel, Mrs., M.B.E.
SHAIRP, Major Henry Frank, O.B.E, LA.
SHAKERLEY, Hilda Mary, Lady, C.B.E, o. d. of Henry
Hodgson, of Currarevagh, Co. Galway; to. 7 Jan. 1885, Sir
Walter Geoffrey Shakerley, 3rd Bt. q.v. War Work:
Vice-President, Congleton Div. B.R.C.S, Cheshire; Quarter
master and Sec. St. John Aux. Mil. Hospital, Somerford Park,
1914-19 ¦ Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ;
M6daUle de la Reine EUzabeth. Address: Somerford Park,
Congleton, Cheshire. „ ^(C29i2)
SHAKERLEY, Sir Walter Geoffrey, Bart., CB.E, T.D,
fi 26 Nov. 1859 ; s. of Sir Charles Watkin Shakerley, 2nd Bt,
K C B JP, D.L. (see Burke's Peerage); m. 7 Jan. 1885,
Hilda Mary (q.v.), o.d. of Henry Hodgson, of Currarevagh, Co.
Galwav Educ. : Harrow. Cheshire Regt. Hon. Col. (com
manded 1891-1909) 7th Batt. ; Vice-Chairman, Cheshire
Territorial Force Association. War Work : Acting Chairman,
Cheshire Territorial Force Association ; Lieut.-Col. Command
ing 2/7th Batt. Cheshire Regt. 1914-16 ; lent to Joint Com
mittee, B.R.C.S. and St. John, as Auxiliary MUitary Hospital,
Somerford Park, Congleton, 1914-19; Officer-in-charge of
Hospital, 1916-19. Address: Somerford Park, Congleton. (C1762)

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

SHAKESPEAR, Dame Ethel Mary Reader, D.B.E, D.Sc,
F.G.S, fi. 17 July, 1871 ; d. of the Rev. Henry Wood, of
Biddenham, Bedfordshire ; to. Gilbert Arden, s. of John
Shakespear, of Copston, Warwickshire. Educ. : Bedford High
School, and Newnham Coll, Cambridge. War Work : Hon.
Sec. Birmingham War Pensions Local Committee and Citizens'
Committee, and of the Association of Local War Pensions
Committee ; Member of Special Grants Committee, Ministry
of Pensions. Address : 21, Woodland Road, Northfield,
Birmingham. Club : Three Counties (Birmingham). (D55)
SHALLCRASS, Robert WUUam, M.B.E.
SHALLIS, Major BoydeU, M.B.B, R.N.
SHAND, Major David Brett, M.B.E.
SHAND, Lieut. George, M.B.B.
SHAND, Eliza Eveline KYNOCH-, M.B.E.
SHANN, Lilian Alice, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 1877. : d. of John
Ernest Weekes, of Kensington, W. ; to. Charles John Harold,
s. of Charles Shann, of York. Sec. Suffolk Branch of British
Red Cross Society. Address : 15, Crown Street, Bury St.
Edmunds. Club : Ladies' Army and Navy. (011295)
SHANNON, Frank Ernest, M.B.E, R.N.
SHANNON, Major and Qr.-Mr. John, O.B.E,
SHANNON, Capt. Richard, M.B.E, R.G.A.
SHANNON, Col. the Rev. William Floyd, O.B.E.
SHANNON, William Fry, O.B.E.
SHANNONS, Frederick Alfred, M.B.E.
SHAPLEY, George WiUiam Thomas, M.B.E.
SHAPLEY, WiUiam Gilbert, O.B.E.
SHARE, Paymaster-in-Ch. SirHamnet Holditch, K.B.E,
C.B, 6. 1864 ; s. of the late Holditch Share ; m. 1918, Alfreda
CaroUne Mary, d. of the late Rear-Adm. Walter B. Bridges,
of Trawalla, Victoria, Australia. Entered R.N. 1880 ; became
Paymaster, 1898 ; Staff-Paymaster, 1902 ; Fleet-Paymaster,
1906 ; Paymaster-in-Chief, 1917 ; served during Egyptian
War, 1882 (medal, bronze star) ; Great War, 1914-18, as Sec.
to Com. -in-Chief of Grand Fleet (despatches) ; has Russian
Order of St. Anne, Legion of Honour, and Order of Rising Sun
of Japan. (K447)
SHARLAND, Lieut. Ernest John, M.B.E.
SHARLES, Lieut. Frederick Francis, M.B.E.
SHARMAN, Col. Charles Henry Ludovic, CM.G, C.B.E.,
b. 29 Sept. 1881 ; s. of C C Sharman, of Trefula, South
Woodford; in. Mabel, d. of J. Bershen, of Regina, Canada.
Educ. : St. Lawrence CoU, Ramsgate. Canadian Civil Service,
and Sec. Canadian ArtiUery Association. War Work : France,
Feb. 1915, with 1st Brigade Canadian Field Artillery; wounded,
second Battle of Ypres, and evacuated ; returned to France
with 2nd Canadian Division, commanded 4th Brigade, C.F.A. ;
1917, Chief Gunnery Instructor, Canadian School of Gunnery ;
1918, Commandant, Canadian Reserve Artillery ; 1918-19,
C.R.A. Dvina Force, North Russian Exped. Force. Address :
18. Woodlawn Avenue, Ottawa. Club : Laurentian. (C621)
SHARP, Alphonse, C.B.E.
SHARP, Major Aubrey Temple, O.B.E, M.G.C.
SHARP, Ernest Hamilton, O.B.E, M.A, B.C.L, K.C. ;
s. of Edmund Hamilton Sharp ; m. Sarah, d. of Roger Cunliffe,
of Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Educ. : Lincoln Coll, Oxford.
Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple. War Work : Chairman of
Executive Committee of War Charities, Hong Kong, 1916-18 ; of
Military Service Commission, HongKong, 1917 ; ahd of General
MUitary Service Tribunal, Hong Kong, 1918. Addresses : Great
Bookham, Surrey ; 5, Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, W.C.
Club : Junior Carlton. (O1011)
SHARP, Major Frederic Joseph, O.B E.
SHARP, Lieut.-Col. George Edward, O.B.E, fi. 13 March,
1871 ; s. of Henry Sharp, of Newbrook, Atherton, Lancashire ;
to. Hilda Gratrix, d. of Thomas Claye-Shaw, M.D, of Claremont
Lodge, Cheltenham. Educ. : Rugby and Sandhurst. Bursar
of Rugby School. War Work : Served in South African War
as Capt. in East Lancashire Regt. (Queen's Medal with 3 clasps,
King's Medal with 2 clasps) ; served during late war in R.A.
Pay Department, France, March, 1916, to Nov. 1917 ; Italy,
Nov. 1917, to June, 1919 ; latterly as Command Paymaster
in Italy (mentioned, O.B.E.). Address : Rugby. Clubs :
WelUngton ; Fly Fishers'. (06416)
SHARP, Major Gerald Whittaker, M.B.E.
SHARP, James, M.B.E, 6. 30 Aug. 1870 ; s. of Henry
Sharp, of Bromley, Kent, and Wingfield, Suffolk ; to. Helen,
d. of Richard Smith, of Highbury, N, and Badingham, Suffolk
Educ. : Privately. Member, Eton Board of Guardians and
Rural District Council. War Work : Chairman, Eton Rural
District Food Committee, and Assist. Commissioner, Ministry
of Food, South Midland Division ; Hon. Sec. and Treas
Incorporated Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society for County of
Bucks ; Bucks County ReUef Committee, Eton Rural MUitary
Tribunal, and Bucks County Profiteering Appeal Tribunal •
Vice-Chairman, Burnham (Bucks) War Pensions Committee ¦
Bucks County Special Constabulary (Sergt.) ; Sergt -Instr
Musketry, 1st Vol. Batt. Oxford and Bucks L.I.
Green Alley, Farnham Common, Bucks.
SHARP, Capt. Rowland, O.B.E, R.E. (T.).
SHARP, Major WUfred, O.B.E, R.E. (T )
SHARP, Lieut. William, M.B.E.
SHARPE, Major AUred Gerald Meredith, D.S.O.. 0 B E
Royal Berkshire Regt, 6. 1884. Served in the Great War
1914-18 (despatches, Croix de Guerre). (08935)
SHARPE, Daniel Crawford, M.B.E, fi. 11 June, 1862 •
s. of Daniel Sharpe, of Greenock ; m. Annie Isabel, d. of Frank
Cox, of Liverpool. Educ. : Liverpool Institute. Provision

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Merchant; Director and Vice-President (1919-20), Liverpool
Provision Trade Association ; Member of the firm of Clampitt
and Sharpe, 46, Harrington Street, Liverpool. War Work •
Administrative Head in charge of Clerical Staff, Imports
Branch, Bacon Division, Ministry of Food, Dec. 1917. to Nov
1919. Addresses : 13, Waverley Road ; 46, Harrington Street'
Liverpool. (M9597)
SHARPE, Capt. Frederick William, M.B.E, DCM
R.A.M.C, 6. 1872 ¦ s. of Charles Sharpe, of London. Educ '•
Privately. War Work : South African Campaign,' 1900-2 •
France and Belgium, 1914-15 ; Balkans, 1916-18 ¦ and
South Russia, 1919-20. Chevalier of the Order of King
George I of Greece. Address: 21st Stationary Hospital
Ferevaki, Constantinople. (M70171
SHARPE, Lieut.-Col. Gerald Whittaker, OBE 4
30 Aug. 1878 ; s. of Edmund Sharpe, of Halton Hall, 'tan-
caster ; m. Margaret Annie, d. of the late Rev. C. S. Hope of
Southport. Educ. : Harrow and Cambridge. Director' of
Storey Bros. & Co, Ltd, Oil Cloth Manufacturers, Lancaster
War Work : Mobilised with 5th King's Own Royal Lancaster
Regt, Aug. 1914; France with 5th K.O.R.L.R. Feb. 1915 •
commanded 2/5th K.O.R.L.R. Aug. 1915, to April 1917 ¦'
France with 2/5th K.O.R.L.R. Feb 1917; Senior 'Danger
Building Officer, under Ministry of Munitions, White Lund
Morecambe, from Aug. 1917, to June, 1918 ; France, Sept'
1918, attached 63rd Div. ; disembodied, March, 1919 ¦ now
commanding 5th K.O.R.L. Regt. (T.F.) ; mentioned in de
spatches. Address : Shefferlands, Halton, Lancaster, Clubs •
Royal Automobile ; County ; Conservative (Lancaster).
SHARPE, James Edward, M.B.E.
SHARPLES, Lieut. Frank Deeks, O.B.E, RASC
(T.F.). SHARPLES, George Bertrand, O.B.E.
SHARPLES, Lieut. John Butterfleld, M.B.B , R A F
SHARPLES, Richard WilUam, O.B.E, fi. 4 Aug. ' 1867 •
s. of WilUam Sharpies, of Ledsham, near Chester. Director
of 0. Czarnikow, Ltd, 29, Mincing Lane, E.C, Guardian AssrrN
ance Co, Ltd, and ReUance Marine Insurance Co, Ltd. War
Work : Three years' voluntary work as Assistant Director of
the Overseas Transport Department of the Ministry of Muni
tions. Address : 12, Hyde Park Place, London, W. 2. Clubs :
Royal Thames Yacht ; Palatine (Liverpool). (01852)
SHARPLEY, Edward Burgess, O.B.B.
SHARROCK, Alice Edith, M.B.E.
SHATFORD, Rev. AUan Pearson, O.B.B, M.A, D C L,
fi. 9 May, 1873 ; s. of James B. Shatford, of St. Margaret's Bay,
N.S. ; m. EUzabeth, d. of James Macfarlane, of Bridgewater,
N.S. Educ. : King's Coll, Windsor, N.S. Rector, Church of
St. James the Apostle, Montreal, Canada; Canon of Christ
Church Cathedral, Montreal, Canada. War Work : Chaplain,
24th Batt. C.E.F, 1914-15, Canada, England, and France;
Chaplain, Canadian Hospitals, France, 1916 ; Corps Chaplain,
France, 1917-18 ; Senior Chaplain, 4th Canadian Division,
1918-19 ; retired as Hon. Major. Address : 697, St. Catherine
Street W, Montreal, Canada. (O6049)
SHAUGHNESSY, Edward Herbert, O.B.E.
SHAW, Adela Constance Alexandrina, Mrs., O.B.E.
SHAW, Major Arthur Godfrey, O.B.B.
SHAW, Lieut. Cyril Hay, M.B.B.
SHAW, David Nairn, M.B.B.
SHAW, Donald Stuart, M.B.E, 6. 1867 ; s. of Donald
Shaw, of Tomintoul ; to. BeUe Louise, d. of F. P. G. Barnard,
of Edinburgh. Educ : St. Mungo's Academy, Glasgdw.
Provost of Fort WiUiam. War Work : Chairman, War Savings,
Fuel and Lighting, and Profiteering Committees ; Member of
Burgh Tribunal, and of Burgh and County Food Control
Committees. Address : Dalnahaine, Fort WilUam. (M3962)
SHAW, Edward Harry, M.B.E, 6. 13 July, 1888. Educ. :
Luton Higher Grade School, and King's Coll, London. War
Work : Organiser, Church Army War Work in Egypt, 1914-15 ;
Assistant Sec. Naval and Military Dept, Church Army,
London, 1916-19. Address: 55, Bryanston Street, Marble
Arch, W. (M9600)
SHAW, Elsie Marie, M.B.E. ; d. of Col. G. J. Shaw, Indian
Army (ret.). Educ. : Privately. War Work : Sec. to the '
Commandant, Indian MiUtary Depot, MUford-on-Sea, Hants;
V.A.D. Lymington War Hospital Hants ; Countess of Strad-
broke's Hospital at Henham HaU, Suffolk; No. 9, Red Cross
Hospital, Calais, France ; also 2 years War Office, Jan. 1917-19.
Address : 12, Tavistock Road, W. 11. (M3963)
SHAW, Surg.-Comm. Ernest Albert, O.B.E, M.D,
B.A, R.N.
SHAW, Lieut. Francis Blewett, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
SHAW, Major Francis Stewart Kennedy, C.B.E, Re
mount Service. Served in S. Africa, 1900 (Queen's medal with
two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1323)
SHAW, Lieut.-Col. Frederiok Arthur, O.B.E.
SHAW, George Ernest, O.B.E.
SHAW, Gertrude Powell, M.B.E, 6. 3 Jan. 1873 ; d. of
James W. Shaw, of Liverpool. Educ. : Edge HiU Training
Coll, Liverpool. L.CC Full Time Responsible Mistress; ,
Health Visitor and School Nurse. War Work : Organised ,
Woolwich Canteens, Y.M.C.A. ; Supt. Coventry Colony -
(Government); Organised and Inspected Canteens and Hostels, ,
(Gov. and Y.M.C.A.). Address : 94, Abbey Road Mansions,
St. John's Wood, N.W. (M2413)
SHAW, Gwendoline Mary, O.B.E. ; d. of the late WiUiam i
Henry Shaw, of Fernwood, Clapham Common, S.W. Educ. : \

BIOGRAPHIES.

Sheiiord

St. Leonards-on-Sea. War Work : Hon. Sec. of the Ipswich
War Hospital Supply Depot. Address : Redlands, Warring
ton Road. Ipswich. Club : New Century. (03917)
SHAW, Capt. Harry Turner, O.B.E, R.A.F.
SHAW, Helen, Mrs., M,B.E.. 6. 28 Sept. 1896 ; d. of
Clarkson Henry Tredgold, of Salisbury, Rhoctcsia ; to. Arnold
Bramwell, s. of George Henry Bramwell Shaw, of Grahamstown,
S.A. Educ : Girls' High School, Wynberg, Cape Province.
War Work : 1915 and 1916, represented the Rhodesian Comforts
Committee in Cape Town ; attended to all comforts for
Rhodesians in Hospital ; visited the hospitals and arranged
outings for the soldiers ; returned to Salisbury, Rhodesia,
and did the same work for men in hospital there ; met all
troop trains passing to and from East Africa. Address :
Governor's Kop, Grahamstown, S.A. (M6486)
SHAW, Helen Brown, Mrs., M.B.E. ; to. Major D. P.
Shaw, 6th Cameronians, kiUed in action, June, 1915. War
Work: President, Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association
(local branch) ; Member of Local Committee War Pensions
Committee ; Representative of Women on Local Food Control
Committee ; Convener, Care Committee, 6th Cameronians
Prisoners of War. Address : Merchiston, Uddingston, Lanark^
shire. (M9601)
SHAW, Herbert, M.B.E, M.I.C.E.
SHAW, Herbert Hunley, M.B.E.
SHAW, Isabella Mackintosh, M.B.E.
SHAW, Lieut. James Henry Montague, O.B.E.
SHAW, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. James WiUiam, M.B.E, fi.
21 June, 1868 ; s. of John Shaw, of Plymouth ; m. Harriet, d. of
Maurice Slade, of Portland. Educ : Privately R.Q.M.Sgt,
8th Batt. Rifle Brigade ; Lieut, and Qr.-Mr, 24th Batt.
Royal FusiUers, and 23rd Middlesex Regt. War Work :
R.QM- Sgt. of 8th Batt. Rifle Brigade, 20 Aug. 1914 ; B.E.F,
France, 18 May, 1915 ; Commissioned as Lieut, and Qr.-Mr.
24th Batt. Royal Fus, 20 Aug. 1917, and attached to 23rd Batt.
Middlesex Regt, Rhine Army, 28 Feb. 1919, as Lieut, and
Qr.-Mr. Address : 49. Nuns Road, Winchester. (M5617)
SHAW, Katharine, Mrs., M.B.E.
SHAW, Mary Charlotte, Mrs., M.B.E.
SHAW, Mary Margaret, M.B.E.
SHAW, Capt. Peter, O.B.E.
SHAW, Lieut. Reginald Frank, M.B.E.
SHAW, Richard Holgate, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
fi. 28 Feb. 1868 ; s. of Richard Holgate Shaw, of Leeds, Yorks ;
m. Louisa Marion, d. of Francis Boynton-Lee, F.R.C.P, of
Yorkshire. Educ. : Leeds School of Medicine. Divisional
Police Surgeon, MetropoUtan PoUce, Golder's Green, N.W.
War Work : Medical Officer in charge of the Hampstead Garden
Suburb Auxiliary Military Hospital. Address : Crantock,
Finchley Road, Golder's Green, N.W. (M9604)
SHAW, Capt. Richard James Herbert, C.B.E.
SHAW, Lieut. Robert John, M.B.E, R.N, 6. 10 Feb.
1900 ; s. of the Rt. Rev. E. D. Shaw. Bishop of Buckingham,
cf Beaconsfield, Bucks. Educ. : Osborne, and Dartmouth.
War Wort : Naval service in Grand Fleet, 1915-18 ; Battle of
Jutland. Address : The Bishop's House, Beaconsfield. (M6864)
SHAW, Lieut. Robert, O.B.E.
SHAW, Thomas, CB.E, J.P, M.P, 6. 9 April, 1878 ;
s. of Ellis Shaw, of Coine. Educ : Technical Schools, Coine.
Sec. International TextUe Workers. War Work : . Recruiting
Campaign, Adviser to National Service Ministry ; Director of
Eecruiting and National Service for five counties of West Mid
lands. Address : 243, Keighley Road, Coine, Lancs. (C1037)
SHAW, Major Thomas Alfred, O.B.B, R.E.
SHAW, Flying Officer Walter Langston, M.B.E, R.A.F.
SHAW, William Barbour, C.B.E, M.I.C.E, 6. 13 Sept.
1868 ; s. of WiUiam B. Shaw, of Glasgow ; to. AdeUne, d. of
Alexander Ewing, of Fordyce. Educ. : Gordon's Coll., Aber
deen. Partner to firm of Babtie, Shaw and Morton, Civil
Engineers, Glasgow. War Work : Joined Staff of Ministry
•of Munitions, in 1915, under Sir John Hunter, K.B.E, as
Deputy Director, and afterwards Director, of Factory Con
struction. Address : Cruach, Bearsden, Dumbartonshire.
Club : Scottish Constitutional (Glasgow). (C1038)
SHAW, WiUiam Vernon, O.B.E, M.D.
_ SHAW, Lisa Rebecca, Mrs. GRESHAM-, O.B.E. ; d. of
»• Fisher, H.E.I.CS, and widow of C Pierre Shaw, of New
York. Educ: Privately. War Work: H.Q. Westminster
Div. Red Cross ; Red Cross worker in Prince of Wales'
Hospital, Tottenham, Edmonton, and Rugeley Camp Hos
pitals; Commandant of Red Cross Hospital for Facial Injuries,
Norfolk Street, W. 1. Address : Alexandra Hotel, Hyde
Park Corner, S.W. 1. Club : Forum. (011298)
SHAW, Josephine, Mrs. RAWSON-, M.B.E, 6. 14 Jan.
i°!»; d. of Joseph Crook, of Oakfield, Bolton, Lanes.; to.
™kam, s. of Thomas Shaw, J.P, D.L, M.P, of Halifax.
mr Work: Assist. Commandant, Mil. Auxiliary Hospital
WJ at Littlehampton, 1914-16, and Commandant, 1916-19.
Address: Slindon, Arundel, Sussex. Club : Albemarle.
... (M9602)
fSHAWCROSS, George NuttaU, M.B.E, F.R.Hist.S,
M.I.Mech.E. Educ. : Rivington School. Assistant Works
Manager, Horwich Locomotive Works, L. & Y. Rly. Co. ;
Chairman of Governors, Educational Endowment, Rivington
and district. War Work : Acting Works Manager, Horwich,
1914-19. Address : Lakelands, Rivington, Lancs. (M2416)
SHAWE, Lieut.-Col. Charles, C.B.E, 6. 15 Nov. 1878 ;
I. of late Henry CunUffe Shawe.of Weddington Hall, Nuneaton ;
f». Christabel Nattle, d. of John Grigg, of Longbeach, New 465

Zealand. Educ: Eton and R.M.C, Sandhurst, Served in
the Rifle Brigade, 1898-1913 ; R. of O, Rifle Brigade, since
1913. War Work: With the New Zealand Expeditionary
Force, 1914-15 ; present with this force in Egypt and at the
landing at Anzac, Gallipoli, on 25 April, 1915 ; served in War
Office, end 1915 to 1919, in Directorate of MUitary Operations.
Club : Army and Navy. (C1763)
SHEAN, Major and Qr.-Mr. Walter, M.B.E, R.A.
SHEARBURN, Major and Qr.-Mr. Alan Darvil, O.B.E,
R.E. SHEARME, Paymaster-Capt. Edward Haweis, C.B.E.,
R.N. (ret.). 6. 21 June, 1876 ; s. of John Shearme, of Bude,
N. Cornwall; to. Angela Anne, d. of the Rev. Preb. R. H.
Barnes, of Heavitree, Exeter. War Work : Assistant Chief
Censor Admiralty. Address : 30, Campden House Chambers,
Sheffield Terrace, Kensington, W. 8. Club : Junior United
Service. (C2945)
SHEARER, David, M.B.E.
SHEARER, James, O.B.E.
SHEARMAN, Montague, M.B.E.
SHEARMAN, Richard, O.B.E.
SHEARWOOD, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, M.B.E.
SHEATH, Major William Archibald Sidney, O.B.E.
SHEAT, William James Oliver, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 13 Feb.
1864 ; s. of the late James Sheat, of San Francisco, U.S.A. ;
to. Susannah, d. of the late John Back, of Limehouse. Educ. :
Limehouse Grammar School. Member of the Stock Exchange.
War Work : Chairman, Ilford Urban District Council, 1914-15,
War Emergency Committee for Ilford, Belgian Refugee Com
mittee for Ilford, and Ilford Local Employment Committee
under Ministry of Labour ; Member of Essex County Appeal
Tribunal (MiUtary Service Act) ; Hon. Treas. Ilford War
Pensions Statutory Committee. Address : 120, Cranbrook
Road, Ilford, Essex. (011301)
SHEDDEN, Lewis, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 9 June, 1870 ; s. of
the late Lewis Shedden, of Glasgow ; to. Minnie Knox Burnett,
d. of the late Robert Allan, of Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow.
Sec. Scottish Unionist Association (Western Divisional Council)
and Glasgow Unionist Association. War Work : From the
outbreak of war until the coining into operation of the MiUtary
Service Act was actively engaged in the work of recruiting for
the New Armies, as Joint Hon. Sec. of the Central Recruiting
Committee for West of Scotland. From that time until the
Armistice the work varied as occasion arose : War Savings,
Joint Hon. Sec. Scottish War Savings Committee, West of
Scotland ; National Service, Joint Hon. Sec. Committee arrang
ing meetings, also Deputy Commissioner, Agricultural Section ;
Member of Committee Scottish Y.M.C.A. (Admiralty) Hostel
Board; and finished as Joint Hon. Sec. Scottish War Aims
Committee, West of Scotland ; in Dec. 1915, was one of a
deputation to visit the lines of the British Army in Flanders.
Address : Mossgiel, Haggs Road, Maxwell Park, Glasgow.
C.tifis : Conservative (Glasgow) ; Scottish Constitutional
(Glasgow). (C2946)
SHEDDEN, Lieut.William St. John, M.B.E, R.A.S.C. (T.).
SHEE, Comm. Riohard John, O.B.E, R.N.
SHEEDY, Capt Frederick John, M.B.E.
SHEEDY, Capt. Thomas, O.B.E, 6. 1884 ; s. of the late
John Sheedy, of Cork ; to. Claire, d. of the late WilUam NicoUe,
of Guernsey. Educ. : Clongowes Wood CoU, Co. KUdare, and
Queen's CoU, Cork. Medical Profession ; Civil Servant.
War Work : R.A.M.C. 1914-20, and Staff Capt, War Office.
Address : 12, Arundel Mansions, S.W. 6. (07688)
SHEFF, Lieut. John, M.B.E, D.C.M.
SHEEN, Col. Alfred WiUiam, C.B.E, T.D, M.S., F.R.CS,
6. 30 April, 1869 ; s. of Alfred Sheen, M.D, of Cardiff ; m.
Christine, d. of J. P. Ingledew, J.P, of Cardiff. Educ. : Guy's
Hospital. Consulting Surgeon, King Edward VII.'s Hospital,
Cardiff, and other hospitals. War Work : Officer Commanding
Welsh Hospitals ; Consulting Surgeon, War Hospitals, India ;
Surgeon, Imperial Yeomanry Field Hospital. S. Africa, 1900.
Address : 69, Wimpole Street, W. 1. (C748)
SHEFFIELD, Joseph, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 7 Oct. 1854 ; s. of
Amos Sheffield, of Quorn, Leicestershire ; to. Emily, d. of
Thomas Lupton, of Knaresboro'. Educ. : High School,
Loughborough. Elected Councillor Borough of Harrogate,
1901 ; Elected Aid. and Mayor, Nov. 1913-14 ; Re-elected
Mayor, Nov. 1914-15 ; J.P. for Harrogate ; Member National
Unionist Association for Ripon Division for 20 years. War
Work : Recruiting, estabUshing numerous war funds ; Chair
man of Tribunal; organised reception and provision for Bel
gian refugees, founded fund for relief of returned sailors and
soldiers and their dependants. Address: Quorn House
Harrogate. Club : Conservative (Harrogate). (011302)
SHEFFIELD, Julia, Lady, O.B.E, L. G. St. J.J.; e. d. .of
Baron de Tuyll of the Hague; to. 19 July, 1904, Sir Berkeley
Digby George Sheffield, 6th Bt. (see BURKE'S Peerage}-Qn%0g.
SHEFFIELD, Mary Edith, M.B.E, d. of Frederick
Sheffield, solicitor, of London. Educ. : Privately. Social
Worker War Work : Welfare Worker in explosives filling
station ¦ reUef worker with Friends' War Victims Relief among
refugees in France. Address: 1, Spring Mansions, Gondar
Gardens N W 6. (M2417)
SHEFFIELD, Mary Katherine, Lady, C.B.E, i. of Sir
Lothian Bell, 1st Bt. of Washington, Durham (see BURKES
Peerage); m. 6 Feb. 1873, Sir Edward Lyulph Stanley, Baron
Sheffield (see BURKE'S Peerage).
SHEFFORD. Capt. Alan Douglas Edward, M.B.E.
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Sheilds

THE ORDER OE THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

SHEILDS, Francis Ernest WENTWORTH-, O.B.E.
M.I.C.E. fi.16Nov.1869; s.of F.Wentworth-Sheilds, M.I.C.E,
of Westminster ; m. Mary, d. of the late Right Rev. Bishop
Boyd Carpenter, K.C.V.O, D.D, of Riversea, Kingswear.
Educ. : St. Paul's School, and Owen's Coll, Manchester.
Manchester Ship Canal (Salford Docks, 1888-91) ; Assist.
Engineer, Dock Extensions, Southampton, 1892-96 ; Resident
Engineer, N. CornwaU Rly. Extension, 1896-99 ; Resident
Engineer, Bakerloo Tube, 1899-1901 ; Resident Engineer,
Trafalgar Graving Dock and Deep Water Quays, Southampton,
1901-5 ; Resident Engineer, Isna Barrage. Egypt, 1905-7 ;
Chief Engineer for Design and Construction of White Star
Dock and the widening of Trafalgar Dock, Southampton,
1907-12 ; appointed Docks Engineer to London and South
Western Rly, 1909 ; President of Concrete Institute, 1916-18 ;
Bronze Medal of Concrete Institute, 1916 ; George Stephenson
Gold Medal of Institution CE, 1914; Member of Engineering
Standards Association (Portland Cement Committee) ; Member
of the Reinforced Concrete Com. of Inst. CE. ; Chairman of
Joint Committee (on Research work) of the Concrete Inst.
1916-18 ; visited Calcutta, 1919-20, at request of Port Com
missioners to advise and report on lay-out of New Docks at
Calcutta. War Work : Designed and erected various struc
tures for war purposes at Southampton and elsewhere. Ad
dresses : Docks Engineer's Office, Southampton ; 28 London
Road, Southampton. Club : St. Stephen's. (011304)
SHELDON, Hanah, M.B.E.
SHELDON, Thomas Alfred, M.B.E.
SHELDRAKE, Col. Edward Nodin, C.B.E, fi. 1858 ; s. of
the late James Sheldrake ; m. Imogen Mary Duncan, d. of
Brigade Surgeon Lieut.-Col. A. B. R. Myers, Brigade of Guards.
Educ. : Univ. CoU, London. Late Surgeon Lieut.-Col,
Grenadier Guards. War Work: S. African War, 1899-1902
(mentioned in despatches) ; Queen's Medal and 6 clasps,
King's Medal and 2 clasps ; the Great War : War Office
Medical Board. Address : 15, St. George's Square, London,
S.W. 1. Clubs : Guards' ; Arthur's ; Army and Navy. (C2164)
SHELDRAKE, Comm. John WilUam, M.V.O, M.B.E.
SHELMERDINE, Lieut.-Col. Francis Claude, O.B.E,
R.A.F. SHELMERDINE, Capt. Henry Neal, M.B.E, M.C, fi.
21 July, 1891 ; s. of Anthony Shelmerdtoe, J.P, of Liverpool ;
m. Mary Blanche Reeve, d. of Lyle Rathbone, J.P, of Liverpool.
Educ : Liverpool Coll. Engineer. War Work : Capt.
R.F.A. ; 2 years in France, finaUy appointed to Shoeburyness
Gunnery Staff as Capt. Instructor of Gunnery. Address : High
Birks, Gateacre, near Liverpool. (M5620)
SHELSWELL, Oscar Berridge, O.B.E, 6. 23 Oct. 1857,
s. of Thomas Henry ShelsweU, of Sibford, Banbury ; to. Anne
EUzabeth Lucy, d. of the Rev. T. H. Wilkinson, of Coatham,
Yorks. Educ. : St. Anne's School. War Work : Medical
Officer to Holborn MiUtary Hospital, Mitcham. Address :
Sibford, Mitcham. (011845)
SHELTON, Lieut. Frederick Soltau, O.B.E.. R.N.V R
SHELTON, Lieut. Harry Gordon, M.B.E, R.A.S C
SHELTON, Robert Melvin, O.B.E.
SHEPHERD, Col. Arthur Edmund, C.B.E, D.S.O.
Australian Army Med. Corps. Served in the Great War,
1915-19 (despatches). (C1363)
SHEPHERD, Charles Edward, M.B.E.
SHEPHERD, Lieut. Charles Herbert, M.B E , fi 7 June
1888 ; 8. of W. M. Shepherd, of Cardiff. Educ : Cardiff High
School. Coal Salesman to the South Wales ColUeries controUed
by the late Lord Rhondda. War Work : Gazetted as 2nd
Lieut, in Welsh Regt. in May, 1915 ; served with this regiment
until July, 1916, then attached to the Duke of WeUington's
Regt. for service in France, returning incapacitated in Oct
1917 ; promoted Lieut. July, 1917 ; seconded for service with
the Ministry of Food from Nov. 1917 to April, 1919, and acted
as Secretary to the Freight Dept. of the Food Section of the
Supreme Economic Council. Address : WUton, Marlborough
Road, Roath Park, Cardiff. (M9607)
SHEPHERD, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Cornelius, M B E
SHEPHERD, Frederick Hawkesworth Sinclair, M B E
6. 26 Feb. 1877 ; s. of the Rev. F. Shepherd of Stoke-under-
Ham, Somerset. Educ. : Rugby, and Corpus Christi CoU
Oxford. Artist. War Work : Sub-section Director, Ministry
of Munitions ; Chevalier de 1'Ordre de la Couronne. _tA.re.ss ¦
7, Trafalgar Studios, Manresa Road, Chelsea. Clubs : Chelsea
Arts ; Oxford and Cambridge Musical. (M9608)
SHEPHERD, FUght-Lieut. George GranviUe, O B E
R.A.F. ' ''
SHEPHERD, Harry, M.B.E.
SHEPHERD, John Dawson, O.B.B, Egyptian Ministry.
SHEPHERD, John Ernest, M.B.E, R N R <011944)
SHEPHERD, Joseph Wilfrid, C.B.E, 6. 29 March 1885 •
s. of Richard Shepherd, of Preston, Lancs ; to. Gertrude Marv'
d. of F. J. Atosworth, of Blackpool. Fellow of the Societv of
Incorporated Accoimtants and Auditors. War Work • Sec
of the Manchester Belgium Refugees Committee Addresses ¦
78, King Street, Manchester ; KUronan, WhaUev Ranee'
Manchester. C'Zwfi ; Arts, Manchester. frsxusi
SHEPHERD, Major Peroy Edward, O.B.B, A MICE
R.E fi 8 Aug. 1878 ; s. of Edward Shepherd, of 2,' CornwaU
Road, Westbourne Park W. 11 ; to. EUa, d. of Joseph Roome,
of Wolverton Bucks. Educ. : Buxton CoU. Chief Engineer
War Work: 2nd in command Tram

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Ferry Terminal, Southampton, 1917 ; Commanding National
Shipyard, No. 3, Portbury, 1918. Address : The Old Vicarage,
Beachley, near Chepstow. Club : Engineers', Manchester. (011305)
SHEPHERD, PhiUp WUUam, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
SHEPHERD, Capt. Walter Isaac, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
SHEPHERD, Walter Rider, O.B.E.
SHEPHERD, Col. William Constable, O.B.E, T.D.
SHEPPARD, Alfred Edwin, M.B.E.
SHEPPARD, Amy, O.B.E, M.B, D.P.H. Educ. :
London Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine for Women.
Ophthalmic Surgeon to the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson
Hospital, Euston Road, N.W, and the Clapham Maternity
Hospital, S.W. ; Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon to the Women's
Settlement Hospital, Plaistow, E. War Work : Member of
Women's Hospital Corps, 1914 ; Ophthalmic Surgeon to the
Military Hospital, EndeU Street, W.C. 2, and to the Q.M.A.A.C.
Hospital, Isleworth. Address : 17, Harley Street, Cavendish
Square, London, W. 1. Clubs : Lyceum ; International
Women's Franchise. (011846)
SHEPPARD Capt. Erie WiUiam, O.B.E, M.C, fi. 14 July,
1890 ; s. of the Rev. W. K. Sheppard, of Ripon, Yorkshire ;
m. Kathleen, d. of Dr. E. J. Ryan MacMahon, of Cheltenham.
Educ. : Trent CoU, Derbyshire ; Hertford Coll, Oxford.
Capt. Regular Army ; General Staff, War Office. War Work :
Service in France and Near East. Address : Hell Fire Corner,
Horley Row, Horley, Surrey. Club : Junior Army and Navy.
(07689)
SHEPPARD, Frank, O.B.E.
SHEPPARD, Helen Mildred, O.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
SHEPPARD, Herbert St. John, M.B.E.
SHEPPARD, John Tresidder, M.B.E.
SHEPPARD, Mary Constance, M.B.E, d. of Dr. W. J.
Sheppard, of Putney. Private Secretary. War Work : 3 years
at Aircraft Production Dept, Ministry of Munitions ; Woman
Staff Officer, and Junior Administrative Assistant. Address :
235, Upper Richmond Road, Putney. (M9610)
SHEPPARD, Walter, M.B.E.
SHEPPERD, Walter Henry, O.B.E, 6. 30 June, 1872;
s. of the late Henry J. Shepperd, of London ; m. Taisie Steuart,
d. of the late William F. C. S. Corry, of Belfast. Educ:
Methodist Coll, Belfast. Director and Sec. WilUam Corry &
Co, Ltd, BeUast. War Work : Paymaster, Army Pay
Department. Address : Tyneholme, Bangor, Co. Down. (03918)
SHERA, Major Louis Murray, O.B.E.
SHERBROOKE, Margaret Macdonald, Mrs., O.B.E,
MedaiUe de la Reine Elisabeth, fi. 18 July, 1849 ; d. of Alexander
Graham, J.P, of Dunclutha, Argyll ; to. Commander WilUam
Sherbrooke, R.N, of Oxton, Notts (who died) ; s. of Henry
Sherbrooke, of Oxton HaU, Notts, (see BUKKE'S Landed Gentry).
Educ : Privately. President of the Assocn. for the Return
of Women Guardians ; Lancashire Poor Law Guardian,
Ormskirk Union, Lancs ; and Upton-on-Severn, Worcestershire.
War Work : Organised, AprU, 1915, at the request of General,
Eastern Command, and through O.C. Shorncliffe Military
Hospital, " WeUare Wounded," Folkestone, which was closed
Dec. 1920 ; was Hon. Sec. of the same. Address: Oxton Hall,
Southwell, Notts. Club : Lyceum, PiccadUly. (011306)
SHERER, Lieut.-Col. John Corrie, O.B.E, LA.
SHERIDAN, Lieut. Norman Charles, M.B.E.
SHERINGTON, Major Guy, O.B.B.
SHERLOCK, Capt. David Thomas Joseph, M.B.E, B.A,
fi. 6 Sept. 1881 ; s. of Thomas T. Sherlock, of Dublin ; m.
Augusta Anna, d. of Sir Francis Cruise, D.L, of Dublin. Educ. :
Downside CoU. ; DubUn Univ. Barrister-at-Law ; appointed
Judicial Commissioner British North Borneo, 1920. War
Work : Served to GaUipoli and Egypt, 1915-19. Address : 20,
Upper Mount Street, Dublin. Club : University, Dublin ;
Limerick County. (M4704)
SHERMAN, Comm. Carlton CoUingwood, O.B.E, R.N,
6. 1 Jan. 1884 ; s. of Charles BeUi Bivar Sherman, of HoUand
House, Albury Heath, Surrey ; m. FTancesca IsabeUa, d. of
Comm. J. Honner, R.N. Educ. : Cheltenham CoU, and
H.M.S. "Britannia." London Manager of Robey & Co, Ltd,
Engineers, Lincoln. War Work: 1914, Mine Sweeping;
1915-16, Assistant to Director of Naval Ordnance, Admiralty ;
1917-18, Deputy Director of Production for Mines, Torpedoes,
and Anti-Submarine Weapons, Admiralty. Address: Wood
ville, Ashtead, Surrey. (01858)
SHERRALL, AUce Georgina, Mrs., M.B.E.
SHERREN, Col. James, CB.E, F.R.CS, fi. 1872.
Surgeon, London Hospital ; Consulting Surgeon Poplar
Hospital for Accidents and Stanmore Cottage Hospital;
Hunterian Professor and Member of CouncU, Royal College of
Surgeons ; Examiner in Surgery Univ. of London. War Work :
Consulting Surgeon attached to War Office ; rank of Col. A.M.S,
Surgeon King Edward VII. Hospital for Officers ; Consulting
Surgeon Yarrow MiUtary Hospital, Broadstairs. Address:
6, Devonshire Place, W. 1. Club : Union. (C1764)
SHERWOOD, Montague Earle, M.B.E.
SHE WAN, Major Robert Ernest TOMLDX-MONEY-,
O.B.E. SHEWELL, Surg.-Comm. Herbert Wells Bayly, O.B.E,
M.B, M.A, R.N.
SHIELD, Capt. John Gilson, M.B.B
SHIELDS, Capt. Oswald CUve Graeme, M.B.E., M.B,
R.A.M.C. SHIELDS, Lieut. WiUiam CecU, M.B.E, R.N.V.R.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Shubrick

SHIFFNER, Elsie, Lady, O.B.E, Lady of Grace of the
Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; 6. 23 Sept. 1872 ; d. of O. H.
Burrows, of Newport, U.S.A.; in. Sir John Shiffner, 5th Bart.
(who died 5 Apr. 1914), s. of Sir G. C. Shiffner, 4th Bart, of
Coombe, Lewes, Sussex (see Bukke'S Peerage). War Work :
Two years at Newick Red Cross Hospital as V.A.D, and two
years at PavUion Hospital, Brighton, as V.A.D, making
temporary plaster-of-Paris peg-legs for men before being fitted
with artificial legs. Address: Coombe Place, Lewes, Sussex.
(O11308)
3HILLAKER, James Frederick, M.B.E.
SHILLINGTON, Elizabeth MUdred, M.B.E.
SHILSON, Major Bernard WiUiam, O.B.E. R.A.S.C.
SHILSTON, Capt. Walter Richard, M.B.E.
SHILTON, Capt. Frederiok Walton, O.B.E.
SHINE, Major Eugene Percy Forrest, O.B.E, LA.
SHINGLETON, Major LesUe, O.B.B, 6. 9 July, 1878 ;
s. of Frederick Shingleton, M.V.O, of 67, CornwaU Gardens,
S.W. ; m. Edith Frances, <Z. of the late John WiUiams, J.P, of
Paddington. Educ. : King WUUam's CoU, Isle of Man. War
Work : Served in Royal Engineers in France and Greece from
Sept. 1915 to June, 1919 ; Act. Lieut.-Col, Assistant Director
of Works ; MedaiUe d'Honneur avec glaives en vermeuil ;
1914-15 Star. Address : 66, Comeragh Road, W. (03061)
SHIPLEY, Sir Arthur Everett, G.B.E, 6. 10 March, 1861 ;
s. of the late Alexander Shipley, of the HaU, Datchet, Bucks.
Educ : Univ. Coll. School ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital ;
Christ's CoU, Cambridge. Deputy Vice-Cliancellor of Cam
bridge Univ. ; Master of Christ's Coll, Cambridge ; Reader
in Zoology in the Univ. of Cambridge, 1908 ; late Vice-President
of the Lirrnsean Society ; Chairman of the CouncU of the Marine
Biological Association ; Member of the Central Medical War
Cornmittee ; Foreign Member American Association of Econo
mic Entomologists and of the Helminthological Society of
Washington ; Hunterian Trustee ; Tancred Trustee ; Beit
Trustee ; Member of the Royal Commission on the Civil
Service and the Departmental Enquiry into Grouse Diseases ;
sent on a mission by Colonial Office to investigate a plant disease
in the Bermudas, 1887 ; Sec. of the Museums and Lecture
Rooms Syndicate, 1891 ; Member of the CouncU of the Senate.
Publications : Zoology of the Invertebrata, 1893 ; Pearls and
Parasites, 1908; 'J.,' A Memoir of John Willis Clark, 1913 ;
The Minor Horrors of War ; More Minor Horrors, 1916 ;
The Voyage of a Vice-Chancellor, 1919 ; part translator of
Weismann on Heredity, 2 volumes, 1889-92 ; Studies in Insect
Life, 1916; (with A. Schuster, q.v.): Britain's Heritage of
Science, 1917 ; joint-editor and part-author of the Camb.
Natural History; Grouse in Health and in Disease: editor of
the Pitt Press Natural Science Manuals, Biological Series ; and
of the Fauna of British India series ; part author and editor
of .4 Text-book on Zoology; and Handbook'to Natural History
of Cambridgeshire; author of articles to the Encyclopaedia
Britannica, the Encyclopaedia of Sport, Allbutt and Rolleston's
Systems of Medicine, and the Encyclopcedia Biblica ; formerly
co-editor of Parasitology, and of the Journal of Economic
Biology, and author of numerous zoological papers in various
scientific journals. Addresses : Christ's CoUege Lodge, Cam
bridge ; The Manor Cottage, Englefield Green, Surrey. Clubs :
Athenasum ; United University ; Pitt, Cambridge. (G60)
SHIPLEY, Walter Henry Foster, M.B.E.
SHIPMAN, Lieut. Frederick L., O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
SHIPP, Capt. Frederic Edgar, O.B.E, 6. 9 July, 1892 ;
s. of C. W. Shipp, of Cadenham Manor, Chippenham, WUts ;
. m. Rita Minnie, d. of A. T. Candy, of Bath. Educ. : Kings-
holme, Weston-super-Mare, and Bath. H.M. Regular Com
mission. Addresses : Cadenham Manor, Chippenham, WUts. ;
McGrigor's, Panton Street. Club : R.A.S.C. (05777)
SHIPTON, Lieut.-Comm. Francis Henry Eldred, O.B.E.
SHIRER, Rev. WiUiam, O.B.E,
SHIRRES, Christian, M.B.E. ; d. of WiUiam Shirres, of
Aberdeen. Educ. : Aberdeen, Bournemouth, and Paris. War
Wort: Sec. War Dressings Depot, North-eastern District,
Scotland, British Red Cross Society ; and Official Red Cross
Searcher for the Missing, Albyn Place Hospital, Aberdeen.
Address : 15, Bonaccord Crescent, Aberdeen. (M9613)
SHIRTCLIFFE, George, O.B.E,
SHOETENSACK, Major Edgar Leonard, O.B.E, 6.
26 Oct. 1888 ; s. of George Shoetensack, of Hampstead ;
m. Nora WaUis, d. of John Lancaster, of Manchester. Educ. :
Boston Grammar School ; Univ. CoU. School. CaUed to the
Bar (Middle Temple), 1910 ; entered Home CivU Service,
1912 ; 1912-14 at the National Health Insurance Commission
(England) ; 1919, Ministry of Health. War Work : Commis
sioned R.A.O.C Feb. 1915 ; after serving at Haulbowline,
Mand, held positions of Ordnance Officer, Selby, and Ordnance
Officer, York ; subsequently proceeded to Italy, and served,
first as Ordnance Officer, Base Depot, then as D.A.D.O.S.
7th Division ; was with 7th Division during the advance from
the Piave to the TagUamento ; decorated by H.M. the King
of Italy with the Croce di Guerra. Address : Stoke Hall,
Althorne, Maldon, Essex. (06417)
SHORE, Capt. AUred George, M.B.E.
. SHORE, Capt. George WilUam, O.B.E, M.B, B.S,
»• 10 March, 1888 ; s. of J. G. Shore, of 30, Mount Nod Road,
Streatham, London, S.W. 16. Educ. : Dulwich CoU, and
King's CoU, Univ. of London. Assistant Medical Officer,
Surrey Education Committee. War Work : At outbreak of
war served with 4th London General Hospital ; later, went to
Mesopotamia as Ophthalmic Surgeon, No. 40 British General

Hospital ; on being invalided home, becamo Assistant Registrar,
and later, Registrar, 4th London General Hospital. Address :
30, Mount Nod Road, Streatham, London, S.W. 10. (07690)
SHORE, Lewis Erie, O.B.E, 6. 1863 : s. of T. W. Shore,
ot Southampton ; m. Agatha Catherine, d. of R. Gresley Hall,
of Upton House, Bitton. Educ. : Southampton Grammar
School ; St. John's Coll. Camb. ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital ;
Breslau Univ. Fellow and Junior Bursar, St. John's Coll,
Cambridge ; Lecturer on Physiology, Cambridge Univ. War
Work : Neurologist and M.O. i/c Electrical Dept, 1st Eastern
General Hospital. Address : 8, Madingley Road ; St. John's
College, Cambridge. (04392)
SHORE, Thomas WilUam, O.B.E, M.D.
SHOREY, Peroy Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 29 June, 1887;
s. of Thomas Shorey, of London. Clerk, Board of Trade and
Treasury Solicitor's Department ; Confidential Clerk, Home
Office, 1910-20 ; now Private Sec. to Sir John Baird, Bart,
C.M.G, D.S.O, M.P, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State
for the Home Department. Address : 9, Highbury Quadrant,
London, N. 5. (M938)
SHORLAND, EUzabeth Freeman, Mrs., M.B.E, 6.
9 Dec. 1868 ; d. of George Ager, of HoUoway ; m. Harry
Frederick Shorland, s. of Robert Philip Shorland, of New
Southgate. Educ : West HoUoway High School. Hon. Sec.
Teddington Branch, Church of England Waifs and Strays
Society (Children's Union Branch). War Work : Principal
Commandant (Women's Detachments), Percy House Auxiliary
Military Hospital, Isleworth, and Commandant of Middlesex
22 Women's Voluntary Aid Detachment; Member of the
Committee of the Middlesex Centre of the St. John Ambulance
Brigade. Address : Haslemere, Waldegrave Park, Strawberry
Hill, Middlesex. Clubs : Ladies' Forum ; V.A.D. ; Fulwell
Golf. (M9614)
SHORNEY, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Frederick William
M.B.E. SHORT, Lieut.-Col. Ernest WiUiam George, M.B.E.
SHORT, Capt. Henry, M.B.E.
SHORT, Major Hugh, O.B.E
SHORT, John, M.B.B.
SHORT, John, M.B.E.
SHORT, Oswald Murton, O.B.B.
SHORTER, Albert Edward, M.B.E.
SHORTO, Major Harry George, O.B.E, T.D, R.A.S.C
(T.). War Work : GalUpoli Expedition, Senior Supply-
Officer, 29th Division; O.C. R.A.S.C, Lough SwiUy Sub-
District, Irish Command ; served Aug. 1914, to Jan. 1920.
Address : Rochester House, Alton Road, Plymouth. (07691)
SHORTO, Henry Ralph Trenohard, O.B.E, 6. 2 July,
1874 ; s. of Henry Ralph Shorto, of Dorchester ; m. Helen
Frances, d. of Henry Francis flardtog, of Deland. Educ. :
Canterbury. Merchant ; for many years a Manager of the
London and River Plate Bank, Ltd. War Work : War Com
mercial InteUigence Dept. ; Red Cross Work in Sao Paulo,
Brazil ; one of the founders of the British Chamber of Com
merce in that City, founded during the war, and Vice-President
of the Allied Commercial Congress in Sao Paulo, BrazU, during
years 1915-18 ; also Vice-President of the BrazUian Chamber
of Commerce, 1917-18. Clubs : Junior Athenseum ; Auto
mobile (Sao Paulo) ; International (Pernambuco). (O11310)
SHORTO, WiUiam Alfred Thomas, C.B.E, 6. 30 June,
1876 ; s. of the late Henry Ralph Shorto, of Maiden Newton,
Dorset ; to. Alice LSonide, d. of the late George Alexander
Seymour, of Barnes. Educ. : Simon Langton School, and
King's School, Canterbury. Civil Servant ; Principal Clerk,
Secretary's Dept, Admiralty. War Work : Secretary's Dept,
Admiralty ; Civil Assistant to Director of (Naval) Air Services ;
and Sec. of Department of Controller-Gen. of Merchant Ship
buUding. Address : 24, St. Thomas's Mansions, Westminster
Bridge, S.E. 1. (C2949)
SHORTRIDGE, Guy Chester, M.B.E, R.A.F.
SHOTTON, Charles, M.B.E, 6. 1 Dec. 1860 ; s. of Henry
Shotton, of Birmingham ; to. Rose, d. of WiUiam May, of
Sheffield. Educ. : Privately. Donfounder and Pawnbroker.
War Work : Alderman and Deputy-Mayor (for one year) for
the Borough of Smethwick ; Tribunal, Naval and Military
Pensions Committee ; Chairman, Estates Committee (AUot-
ments) Address : The Oaks, South Road, Smethwick. (M9616)
SHOULDER, Lieut. Henry, M.B.E.
SHOVE, Lieut.-Col. Cyril Ambrose, O.B.B, R.AF.
SHOWELL, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Charles Frederick,
M B.E, R.G.A.
SHOWERS, Capt. Edward Maclean, O.B.E, 6. 10 Dec.
1846 - s. of Major E. S. G. Showers, of Madras Horse ArtUlery ;
to Georgina Hester CorneUa (Countess d'EpineuU), d. ol
Col Henry Capel Somerset, of Gloucestershire. Educ. : Well
ington Coll. Late 95th Regt, and late Chief Constable of
Essex (011311)
SHREEVE, [Lieut. Arthur WUUam, M.B.E, R.A.M.C,
6 1874 War Work : Soudan Campaign, 1898 (British
Soudan 'Medal, Khedive's Medal, Clasps for Atbara and
Khartoum) with Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders ; left for
France Aug. 1915, with the R.A.M.C, 65th Field Ambulance ;
with 21st Div. for Battles of Loos, Somme, and Vimy Ridge
operations ; Salonica, 1917 ; Egypt, 1918-19. Address :
1 Pimhill Street, Princes Park, Liverpool. (M3192)
' SHUBRICK, Eleanor Mary, War Work: Organised
and superintended two Soldiers' Homes and Tea Rooms at
Rouen from March, 1915, to June, 1920 ; and a Soldiers' Home

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at Woolwich. Address : Elvaston Place, London, S.W. 7.
(M9617)
SHUCKBURGH, Honor Zoe, Lady, O.B.E, 6. 18 Aug.
1886 ; d. of the late Neville Thursby, of Harlestone, North
ampton ; m. Sir Gerald Francis Stewkby, 11th Bart, s. of
Sir George Shuckburgh, of Shuckburgh, 9th Bart, (see BURKE s
Peerage). War Work : Vice-President, Southam Division,
Warwickshire Branch, B.R.C.S. ; Commandant of V.A.D.
Warwick 60, and of Southam Auxiliary Hospital. Address :
Shuckburgh, Daventry. Clubs : Bath ; New Century. (011312)
SHURMUR, Lieut. Stanley Emberick, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
SHUTE, Charles William, O.B.E.
SHUTE, Lieut.-Col. Cyril AveUng, C.B.E, LA.
SHUTER, James Percy, O.B.E, 6. 4 Oct. 1866. Educ. :
Merchant Tavlors' School. Town Clerk, Fulham. Address :
Town Hall, Fulham. (01862)
SHUTTLEWORTH, Lieut.-Col. Digby Inglis, C.B.E,
D.S.O, Indian Army. Served in the Great War, 1914-19,
in the Balkans (despatches, Brevet Lieut.-Col.). (CJ 417)
SIBBALD, Capt. Arthur Trevitt, M.B.E, fi. 5 Dec. 1866 ;
s. of Adam Sibbald, of Liverpool ; to. Gertrude, d. of Martin
Cavanagh, of Willenhall, Staffs. Educ. : Liverpool Coll, and
Kirkcudbright Academy, N.B. Commander in Merchant
Service ; awarded in 1900 the U.S. Gold Medal for life-saving
at the destruction of Galveston, Texas. War Work : Com
mander of H.M. Ammunition Transport " Clapham," in which
made 115 consecutive voyages between England and France ;
commended by Admiralty for successfully extinguishing a
serious fire amongst ammunition in his ship, June, 1918.
Address : 122, Manor Lane, Lee, Kent. (M9618)
SIBLEY, Edith Waters, Mrs, O.B.E, 24 April, 1873 ;
d. of John Robinson, of Clohes, Co. Monaghan ; m. William,
s. of Robert George, of Binstead, I. of W. War Work : Howth
War Work Party, 1914-18 : Belgian Refugees, 1915-16 ;
Soldiers' and Sailors' Free Buffet, Amiens Street, Dublin.
Address : The Burrow, Sutton, Co. Dublin. (011313)
SIDDALS, Paymaster-Comm. John, O.B.E, R.N.
SIDDELEY, John Davenport, C.B.E, fi. 1866. Managing
Director. War Work : Construction of Aircraft Engines ;
Member of Civil Aerial Transport Committee. Addresses :
Cracklev, Kemlworth ; 12, Old Burlington Street, W. 1.
Club : Conservative. (C294)
SIDDLE, Robert, M.B.B.
SIDDON, Emily Frances, M.B.E, J.P, Order of Queen
Elizabeth of Belgium ; d. of Samuel Siddon, of Pleasley Hill,
Notts. Educ. : Privately. War Work : President, Soldiers'
and Sailors' Families Association (Huddersfield Branch) ;
Member, War Pensions Committee ; Vice-Chairman, Local
War Relief Fund, Soldiers' Comforts Fund, and Prisoners of
War Fund. Address : Honley House, Honley, Huddersfield.
Club : Ladies' Athenaurm. (M2419)
SIDEBOTTOM, Herbert, M.B.E.
SIDEBOTTOM, Capt. John Kercheval, O.B.E, R.E.
SIDEBOTTOM, Samuel, M.B.E, fi. 9 July, 1865 ; s. of
Samuel Sidebottom, of Castleton House, Rochdale ; m. Maude
Peternel, d. of the Rev. James Richards, of Newbold, Rochdale.
Educ. : Shrewsbury School. War Work : Director of Army
Contracts and Head of Army Remount Depot, at Macclesfield.
Address : Littleton Hall, Chester. Clubs : Grosvenor
(Chester) ; Constitutional (Manchester). (M3967)
SIEGREAVES, Major Arthur Frederick, O.B.E,
R.A.F. SIDGWICK, Major Harry Christopher, O.B.E, M.B,
M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, B.A, R.A.M.C, 6. 7 Dec. 1877 ; s. of
the Rev. J. B. Sidgwick, of Strathmore, Stoke Abbott Road,
Worthing ; to. Marjorie Molyneux, d. of Robert Miller, of
Wimbledon. Educ. : Lancing CoU,. Clare Coll, Cambridge.
and St. Bartholomew's Hospital. 1913-14, Surgical Specialist,
Royal Herbert Hospital, Woolwich ; and 1920, Surgical
Specialist, 6th (Poona) Division, India. War Work : France,
B.E.F. : 1914-15, in charge of Surgical Division, No. 12
General Hospital ; 1915-16, O.C. No. 10 Stationary Hospital ;
1916-18, O.C. No. 83 General Hospital ; and 1918-19, O.C.
No. 22 C.C.S. Address : c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, 3, Whitehall
Place, S.W. Club: Junior United Service. (08605)
SIDNEY, Edward, C.B.E. (C2360e)
SIDNEY, Capt. Ernest Hemming, O.B.E, D.C.M, fi.
1 Aug. 1868 ; s. of Edwin Alfred Sidney, of Gilltogham, Kent ;
to. Sara Maude, d. of James Williams, of Dublin. Educ. :
Claremont School, GiUingham. Royal Army Ordnance
Corps. Served in S. African War, 1899-1902 (twice mentioned
In despatches and awarded Distinguished Conduct Medal).
War Work : Served in Malta, 1914 ; Greek Macedonia, 1915-18 ;
Caucasus, 1918-20 (Batoum and Baku) ; Anatolia, 1920
(mentioned in despatches). Address : 135, Kinveachy
Gardens, Charlton, S.E. (08714)
SIDNEY, Leicester Philip, M.B.E, fi. 27 March, 1871 ;
s. of Capt. Philip Sidney, R.M.L.I, of Yarmouth, and g.s. of
the late Admiral F. W. Sidney, of Southsea. Educ. : Brighton,
and at Boulogne-sur-Mer Communal Coll. Assistant Sec. since
1904, Iron and Steel Institute ; formerly Chief Chemist at the
Shelton Iron, Coal, and Steel Company, Stoke-on-Trent, and
subsequently Sub-Editor of the " Don and Coal Trades
Review." War Work : Served with Ministry of Munitions
Aug. 1915. to Dec. 1918 : in control of all printed and mani
folded communications, and of issue of all permits to visit
munitions and explosives factories and stores from 1916-18 ;
Ministry Representative on Control Orders Sub-Committee of

War Priorities Committee, and on Defence of the Realm
Regulations Committee. Addresses : 76, York Mansions,
Battersea Park, S.W. ; 28, Victoria Street, S.W. (M9619)
SIEBER, John Frederick, O.B.E.
SIEVWRIGHT, 2nd Lieut. Andrew George Hume,
M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
SIGRIST, Capt. Edward, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
SIGRIST, Frederick, M.B.E.
SIKES, Major Charles WUUam Booth, O.B.E, R.A.V.C,
fi 6 Aug. 1875 ; s. of George WiUiam Sikes, of Retford, Notts.
Educ. : Atherstone Grammar School, and Royal Veterinary
Coll, Camden Town. Veterinary Surgeon. War Wort:
Went to France with 41st Division in April, 1916 ; took com
mand of 52nd Mobile Veterinary Section through Battle of
Somme, 1916 ; was appointed D.A.D.V.S. of 41st Division in
1917, and served with this division in France, Belgium, Italy,
and Germany, during which period was mentioned in despatches
four times. Address : Castle Street, Warwick. (O8606)
SILBURN, Lieut.-Col. Peroy Arthur Baxter, C.B.E,
D.S.O, 6. 1876 ; s. of Arthur Silburn, of Durban, Natal ;
m. 1901, Marie Antoinette, d. of the late J. T. RUey Hartley.
Educ : Privately. Served in S. Africa, 1899-1902, present at
relief of Ladysmith (despatches, medal witt five clasps, pro
moted Major) ; joined Cape Mounted Rifles, 1891, and is Major
and T. Lieut.-Col. ; appointed Gunnery Instructor Natal
Forces ; was Secretary Natal Defence Commn. 1902-4 ;
elected a M.L.A, Natal, for Alfred co. Div. 1906 ; S. African
Parliament (for Durban), 1910. Address: Mitchell Park,
Berea, Durban, Natal. (C739)
SILK, Paymaster-Capt. Ernest Edwin, C.B.E, R.N, fi.
1862 ; s. of the late Edward Silk ; to. Isabel Maud, d. of the
late Capt. E. C Wilford, 96th Regt. Served in the China War,
1900 (medal) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1939)
SILLAR, Arthur Molyneux, M.B.B, M.I.C.E, 6. 1865;
s. of T. F. Sillar, of London and Shanghai ; m. Leslie,
d. of Robert Graham, of Inverness. Educ : Shrewsbury.
Formerly partner in firm of Lacey, Sillar and Leigh, Consulting
Engineers to many local authorities and companies for electrical
power generation and distribution, light raUways and tram
ways ; amongst these are Batley, Belfast, Blackburn, Bourne
mouth, Bury, Colchester, Middleton, RadcUffe, Rawtenstall,
Rochdale, Salford, and Swindon, the Lancashire Power Co,
Trafford Power Co, and L. and N.-W. Railway Co. ; at present
Consulting Engineer to the Post Office London Railway, and,
amongst others, to the electricity supply systems at Peking and
Tientsin. War Work : Ministry of Munitions, 1915-19, as
Assistant Superintending Engineer. Metropolitan Area, and of
South-East England ; Superintending Engineer, East Anglia
and South-East Midlands ; and Director of National Gauge
Factories. Address : 104, Victoria Street, S.W. Clubs :
St. Stephen's ; Royal Automobile. (M941)
SILLEY, Major Edward Charles, O.B.E.
SILLEY, John Henry, O.B.B.
SILTZER, Violet, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 1873 ; d. of Henry
Stourton, J.P, of Holme Hall, York; to. Francis SUtzer.
Sec. to Rt. Hon. Walter Long, M.P. War Work : Red Cross
Stores Dept, Pall MaU ; also Nurse at the Hospital, Charing,
Kent. Address : 8, Chester Street, Belgrave Square, S.W. 1.
(03919)
SILVER, Lieut.-Col. John Payzant, C.B.E, D.S.O,
B.A, M.B, CM, R.A.M.C, 6. 17May, 1869 ; s. of W. C. SUver,
of Halifax, Canada ; to. Louie Mabel, d. of WiUiam Drake-
Brockman, of Cheriton, Bournemouth. Educ. : Univ. of
Windsor, Nova Scotia ; Univ. of Edinburgh. War Work :
O.C 17th Field Ambulance, 6th Division, B.E.F, Aug. 1914, to
Feb. 1910 ; Assistant Director of Medical Services, 12th
Division, B.E.F, Feb. 1916, to March, 1919 ; present at seven
battles ; retired totally disabled from iUness contracted at the
Front. Address : Lloyds Bank, 72, Lombard Street, E.C.
(C1324)
SILVER, Rear-Adm. Mortimer L'Estrange, CB.E, R.N.
(ret.). Sometime Capt. of the Dockyard, Dept. Supt, and
King's Harbour Master, Chatham. (C2239)
SILVERTHORNE, Major James WilUam Bradford,
SILVESTER, Colin Joseph, O.B.E.
SIM, James, M.B.E.
SIM, Capt. James, O.B.E, 6. 13 Jan. 1864 ; s. of David
Sim, of Dundee ; m. Veronica, d. of Patrick McNamara, of
Limerick. Educ. : Public School. Mercantile Marine. War
Work : Commanded a ship carrying troops from Australia to
Egypt, France, aud England, 1915 ; taken over by Imperial
Government as a hospital ship and continued as such until
sunk by a Hun submarine in Aug. 1918. Address : Warilda,
Bannerman Street, Cramorne, Sydney, N.S.W. (011314)
SIM, John, O.B.B.
SIMCOCK, James, M.B.E, M D.. 6. 5 June, 1866 ; s. of
Caleb Simcock, of Knutsford ; m. Jean, d. of John Ward, of
Manchester. Educ : Commercial School, Knutsford ; Vic
toria Univ, and Royal Infirmary, Manchester. War Wort :
Assistant County Director, East Lancashire Branch (Heaton
Chapel Division), British Red Cross Society ; Medical Officer-
in-charge, Heaton Mersey Auxiliary Hospital, and Reform
Club Hospital, Heaton Moor ; Recruiting Medical Officer,
Stockport ; Chairman, Neurological Pensions Board, Man
chester. Address : Stoneleigh, Heaton Moor, Stockport. (M3968)
SIMCOX, William, M.B.E, J.P.
SIME, Major W. Malacca, O.B.E.

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SIMEY, Alma Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1873 ; d. of
Forster AUeyne, of Clifton, Bristol ; m. Athelstanc IUff, s. of
Ralph Simey, J.P, D.L, of Durham. Educ. : Clifton High
School. War Work : Commandant of V.A.D. Warwick 40,
and of Te Hira Section of Rugby Town V.A. Hospital, AuxiUary
of 1st Southern General Hospital; Birmingham. Address :
St. John's. Rugby. (M9622)
SIMKINS, Helen, Mrs., O.B.E.
SIMMETT, Capt. WiUiam Edward, M.B.E., R.E.
SIMMONDS, Charles, O.B.E, F.I.C, F.C.S, fi. 19 Dec.
1861 ; s. of WiUiam Simmonds, of Stourbridge, Worcs. ; m.
Edythe Aurelia, d. of Thos. Henry Dunne, late of Indian Civil
Service.. Educ. : Royal Coll. of Science, London. Super
intending Analyst, Department of the Government Chemist,
London. War Work : Analysis of ansesthetics, drugs, and other
medicines for the use of H.M. Forces. Addresses : 32, Wood-
side, Wimbledon ; Government Laboratory, London. (011315)
SIMMONDS, Frederiok Viotor, M.B.E.
SIMMONDS, Herbert John, C.B, C.B.E, Asst-Sec.
Board of Education ; sometime Sec. to Advisory Committee of
Civil Liabilities (Mil.) Committee. (C2039)
SIMMONDS, Percy, M.B.E.
SIMMONDS, Major Roy, C.B.E,
SIMMONS, Edward Walpole, O.B.E, M.D.
SIMMONS, Frederick, M.B.E, fi. 6 Jan. 1880. Educ. :
Christ's Hospital. Engineer. War Work : War Priorities
Committee. Address : Queen Anne's Chambers, Westminster,
S.W. Club : Royal Automobile. (M3969)
SIMMONS, Frederic Vital, M.B.E, 6. 28 May, 1874;
s. of Frederick Simmons, of Oxford ; to. Louise, d. or James
Keeves, of Stamford HiU. Insurance Manager. War Work :
Commandant London Ambulance Column, Aug. 1914, to
March, 1919. Address : Waverley, Gayton Road, Harrow. (M9624)
SIMMONS, Engr.-Capt. George Thomas, CB.E, R.N.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1940)
SIMMONS, John Barnett, O.B.E.
SIMMONS, Capt. Stanley Hall, O.B.B.
SIMMONS, Sir WilUam Anker, K.B.E, J.P, Berks., 6.
5 Oct. 1857 ; 'e. s. of Charles Simmons of Crandem Gate, Henley-
on-Thames ; m. Edith Nora, o. d. of Edward Smith Beddome,
of Lloyds. Educ: Privately; Henley Old Grammar School.
FeUow of Surveyors' Institute ; Senior Partner of Simmons &
Sons, Chartered Surveyors, of Henley-on-Thames, Reading,
and Basingstoke ; an authority on Agricultural and Land
Questions ; Agricultural Adviser, from its formation, to the
Ministry of Food ; Past Chairman of the Farmer's Club ;
Alderman and Senior Member of Henley Town Council (35
years) ; four times Mayor of Henley ; five times P.M. ; was
invited to stand as Agricultural candidate for S. Oxon, 1918.
Address : Bird Place, Henley-on-Thames. Clubs : Junior
Athenaeum : Farmers'. (K423)
SIMON, Paymaster-Lieut. Arnold, O.B.E, R.N.R.
SIMON, Emily Anne, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 27 April, 1858 ;
d. of B. M. Stock, of Manchester and Alderley Edge ; to. Henry,
s, of Gustav Simon, of Brieg in Silesia. Educ. : Privately
War Work : Gave her home as a Red Cross Hospital ; Hon.
Commandant of Lawnhurst Hospital ; Vice-President of
Didsbury and Withington Division ; Member of Belgian
Refugees Committee. Address : Lawnhurst, Didsbury. Club :
Ladies' Athenamm. (011317)
SIMON, Rt. Hon. Sir John (Allsebrook), P.C, K.C.V.O ,
Knt. Bach, O.B.E, M.P. (L.) Walthamstow Div. Essex,
1906-18 ; Bencher, Inner Temple, 1910 ; late standing Counsel
to Oxford Univ, fi. 28 Feb. 1873 ; o. s. of the Rev. Edwin
Simon, Congregational Minister, and Fanny AUsebrook ;
m. 1st Ethel Mary Venables (d. 1902), 2nd Kathleen Manning.
Educ: Fettes Coll, Edinburgh; Wadham Coll, Oxford
(Scholar, Hon. Fellow) ; FeUow of All Souls CoU, Oxford.
President, Oxford Union Society, 1896 ; Barstow Law Scholar,
1898 ; called to Bar, 1899 ; K.C. 1908 ; one of the Counsel
for British Government in Alaska Boundary Arbitration, 1903 ;
Chairman of Departmental Committee on Street Trading,
1909 ; Member of Royal Commission on Justices of the Peace,
1910 ; Solicitor-General, 1910-13 ; Attorney- General with
seat in Cabinet. 1913-15 ; Secretary of State for Home Affairs;
1915-16 ; Major in Royal Air Force, serving in France, 1917-18.
Addresses : FritweU Manor, Banbury ; 1, Temple Gardens ,
E.C. 4. Clubs : Reform ; Garrick ; National Liberal ; Eighty ;
Royal Automobile. (03412)
_ SIMON, Col. MaximUian St. Leger, CB.E, R.E, 6. 28
March, 1876 ; s. of Dr. Maximihan Frank Simon, C.M.G, of
Singapore, S.S. ; to. Mabel Louise, d. of T. Hastings Lees, of
Guilsborough, Northamptonshire. Educ : BlundeU's School,
Tiverton, and R.M. Academy. 1909-10, Assistant Director of
Engineer Services, Canada ; 1911-15, Staff Captain, War Office
(Fortifications and Works). War Work : 1916, Engineer Officer
m charge construction of London Anti- Aircraft Defences ;
1917-18, Commander, London Anti-Aircraft Defences ; 1918,
Commander, Anti-Aircraft Defences. Independent Force,
K.A.F. ; 1919, Belgian Coast, Inter-Service Mission (A. A.
Defences) ; 1920, General Staff, War Office. Address : Red-
lands Cottage, Holmwood, Surrey. Club : United Service. (C2166)
SIMOND, Charles Francois, CB.E, 6. 28 Dec. 1872;
s. of Francois Ftederic Simond ; to. 1st, Lilian Edith, d. of
Frederick Octavius Crump ; 2nd, Adgie, d. of Hugh Inglis
Gray, of Uddingstone. Educ. : London International College

and Switzerland. War Work : Manager of NestlC and Anglo-
Swiss Condensed Milk Co. ; responsible for practically entire
demand of condensed milk for British Forces ashore and afloat ;
acted on numerous committees appointed by Food Ministry in
connection with milk and condensed milk and assisted in ad
ministration of condensed milk orders. Address : 4, Mulberry
Walk, Chelsea, S.W. 3. Clubs : Sports ; Queen's ; All Eng-
¦an<l. (C2950)
SIMONDS, Ceoilia Elizabeth Beatrice, Mrs., O.B.E, 6.
30 March, 1854 ; d. of Col. Daniel (late Rifle Brigade) ;
m. James Simonds (who died), s. of Charles Simonds,
of Reading. War Work : Vice-President, Soldiers' and Sailors'
Families Assoc. ; Almoner of Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society,
Reading ; Member of War Pensions Committee since formation,
and of Disablement, etc. Cases Committee ; Executive Com
mittee ; also on the Unemployment Committee. Address :
Redlands House, Reading. (011318)
SIMONDS, Col. Robert Henville, O.B.E, V.D, J.P, D.L,
15 Nov. 1852 r s. of Robert Withington Simonds, of Winchester ;
to. Winifred May, d. of Henry Stilwell, of Steepleton, Dorset.
Educ. : Winchester Christ Church Coll, Oxford. Vice-
Chairman, Dorset County Council ; Chairman, Dorchester
Rural District Council. War Work : Sec. Territorial Force
Association of the County of Dorset. Address : Winterbourne
Abbas, Dorchester. Club : Hampshire. (0734)
SIMONIS, Henry, C.B.E.
SIMONSON, Capt. Paul William, O.B.E.
SIMPKIN, Oswald Richard Arthur, CB.E..
SIMPKINS, Ernest Charles, M.B.E, 6. 9 Aug. 1870 ;
s. of John Simpkins, of Newton St. Loe, Bath ; m. Lily, d. of
WiUiam Booth, of Swindon, WUts. Educ. : Swindon. War
Work : Transportation. Address : Trenance, Shakespeare
Road. HanweU, W. (M9625)
SIMPSON, Lieut.-Col. Alexander, C.B.E, M.D,
R.A.M.C. SIMPSON, Col. Alexander Petrie, O.B.E, T.D, 6. 28 Sept.
1867. Educ. : Merchiston Castle, Edinburgh, and Edinburgh
Univ. Writer to the Signet, Linlithgow. War Work : Com
manding l/10th (Cyclist) Batt. Royal Scots, 24th Labour
Group, France, No. 4 Salvage District, France, Somain Sub-.
District, France, and No. 1 District, France, Aug. 1914, to
Oct. 1920. Address : Annet House, Linlithgow, Scotland. (02715)
SIMPSON, Alfred, M.B.B, 6. 3 Dec. 1885 Educ. : Castle-
ford Technical and Evening Schools. Coal Miner; Clerk to
Great and Little Preston Parish Council and Assistant Overseer,
also Hon. Sec. of the Kippax District Local Savings Committee.
War Work : MobUised as a Territorial in the 5th Batt. King's
Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, Aug. 1914 ; embarked to France,
April, 1915 ; whilst at an AuxiUary Hospital near Manchester
carried out a successful local munition volunteering campaign ;
organised production of sandbags, and forwarded them to
Army Ordnance Depot ; worked in shell factory as clerk.
Address : 24, Hill Street, Bowers Rows, Woodlesford. (M9626)
SIMPSON, Annie Louise, O.B.E, 6. 20 April, 1891. Civil
Servant. War Work : Assist. Sec. to Sir Herbert Llewellyn
Smith, G.C.B, Permanent Sec. to Board of Trade, June, 1915,
to Dec. 1916 ; Personal Clerk to Prime Minister, Jan. 1917 ;
Dec. 1919, attached Economic Section, Peace Conference,
Paris, Jan. 1920, to July, 1920. Address: 108, Brownlow Road,
New Southgate, N. (011319)
SIMPSON, Lieut.-Col. Arthur William Woodman,
O.B.E, T.D, 6. 3 April, 1873 ; s. of Walter Simpson, of Long-
hurst, Haigh. Educ : Christ's Coll, Cambridge. Director
of several Colliery Companies ; Member of the Governing Body
of the Church Lads' Brigade Cadets (King's Royal Rifle Corps) ;
commanding 5th Batt. the Manchester Regt. War Work :
Mobilised with 5th Batt. Manchester Regt. ; left England for
Egypt, Sept. 1914; left Egypt for Dardanelles, May. 1915,
subsequently returning to Egypt ; appointed Inspector , Prisoners
of War Camps, E.E.F, attached G.H.Q, Egypt; mentioned
five times in despatches, and 3rd Class Order of the Nile. Ad
dress : 78, The Promenade, Southport ; South House, Cress-
well, Morpeth, Northumberland. Club : Constitutional. (O2930)
SIMPSON, Clement Pearson, O.B.E, fi. 13 June, 1869 ;
s. of John Simpson, of 59, Claverton Street, S.W. Educ. :
Wellington Coll, and Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Director of
West Surrey Water Company. War Work: Head Coast
Watcher for Drumbeg District of Sutherland, N.B. Addresses :
Oldany, Lochinver, Lairg, N.B. ; 59, Claverton Street, London,
S.W. 1. Club : New University. (011320)
SIMPSON, Rear-Adm. Cortland Herbert, C.B.E. Capt.
and Commodore (2nd Class), R.N.R. ; (ret.) served in the
Soudan. 1884-85 ; Great War, 1914-19, as Senior Officer, W.
Indies Auxiliary Patrol (despatches). (C1205)
SIMPSON, Capt. David, M.B.E, 6. 10 July, 1872 ; s. of
David Simpson, of Southwold, Suffolk ; to. Margaret Taylor
d of Edward Taylor Wigg, of Southwold. Educ. : Southwold
and London. Merchant Service. War Work : On Transport
M F A " Wandby," 1288. Address : 50, Fair Close Road,
Beccles, Suffolk. (M3970)
SIMPSON, Major Edward Herbert, O.B.E, M.C,
F R G S Educ. : King's School, Pontefract, and Edinburgh
Univ. Barrister-at-law of the Middle Temple. War Work:
Served S. African War, 1899-1902 ; two medals and 8 clasps ;
Served Great War in France and Flanders from Sept. 1914,
to Nov 1919; on' Staff as D.A.A.G. Headquarters 3rd Army,
June, 1915, to March, 1916; G.H.Q. Staff. March, 1916, to

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THE ORDER OE THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Nov 1919 ; four times mentioned in despatches ; 1914 Star,
Order of St. John, and French Life Saving Medal. Address :
1, The Cloisters, Temple, B.C. 4. ,.„„_„„ T (0?JJ?)
SIMPSON, Major Geoffrey Hugh, M.B.E 6. 23 Jan. 1886 ;
s. of James Simpson, General Manager, Bank of Africa, Ltd,
Capetown. Educ. : Blundell's School, Tiverton ; Diocesan
Coll, and South African Coll, Capetown. SoUcitor and Pubbc
Notary, South Africa, till 1914 ; appointed Assistant Manager,
Trinidad Leasehold, Ltd, Trinidad, B.W.I, Feb. 1920. Com
missioned R.A.S.C, 4 June, 1915 ; GaUipoli, Oct. to Dec. 1915 ;
O.C. Main Supply Depot, Kantara, Egypt, Sept. 1917, to Sept.
1918 ; appointed Deputy Assistant Director of Supplies,
G H Q E E.F, Sept. 1918. Address : c/o Trinidad Leasehold,
Ltd, 1, London Wall Buildings, London; Pointe a Pierre,
Trinidad. Club : Union (Trinidad). (M2421)
SIMPSON, Capt. George Charles Edward, O.B.E, M.B,
F.R.CS, R.A.M.C, fi. 10 March, 1881 ; s. of Edward James
Simpson, of St. Helens, Lancs ; to. Elwina Constance, d. of
J. C. Horobin, of Homerton Coll, Cambridge. Educ. : Mill
HU1 ; St. John's Coll, Cambridge : St. Bartholomew's
Hospital. Hon. Surgeon, David Lewis Northern Hospital,
Liverpool ; Associate Professor of Human Anatomy, Univ. of
Liverpool ; Lecturer in Clinical Surgery, Univ. of Liverpool;
Hon. Cons. Surgeon, Children's Rest, Liverpool, and Leasowe
Hospital for ChUdren. War Work : Mobilised with 2nd West
Lancs Field Ambulance (98th and 63rd Field Ambulances) ;
served in France as Surgical Specialist and as Lieut.-Col,
commanding 34th (West Lancashire) Casualty Clearing Station,
1915-18 ; Surgeon in Military Wards, David Lewis Northern
Hospital. Liverpool. Address : 15, Rodney Street, Liverpool.
Clubs : Athenaeum ; Medical Institution (Liverpool). (05780)
SIMPSON, George Clarke, C.B.E.
SIMPSON, Capt. Gilbert, O.B.E, R.A.S.C. (011884)
SIMPSON, Lieut. George Wilmot Rae, M.B.E.
SIMPSON, Capt. Herbert, M.B.E, M.C, fi. 20 July, 1880 ;
s. of Joseph Frederick Simpson, of Wakefield ; m. Henrietta
Augusta, d. of H. A. Rattray, of London. Educ. : The
Academy, Wakefield. Personal Assistant to Deputy Chief of
the Imperial General Staff, War Office. War Work : Head
quarters of Cavalry Division and Cavalry Corps, France and
Flanders. Address : 15, Cedars Road, Beckenham. (M2422)
SIMPSON, Hubert Ashton Laselve, O.B.E.
SIMPSON, Lieut.-Col. James, O.B.E.
SIMPSON, Major James Bertie, O.B.E, T.D, M.D, J.P,
D.L, fi. 9 Dec. 1863. Surgeon, Lawson Memorial Hospital,
Golspie ; Member, Consultative Council, Scottish Board of
Health. War Work : Major, R.A.M.C. attached 5th Seaforth
Highlanders, 1914-15 ; afterwards Surgeon, Royal Navy,
Adriatic, Suez Canal, and Mediterranean, 1916-18. Address :
The Hollies, Golspie, Sutherland. Club : Conservative
(Edinburgh). (011321)
SIMPSON, Jane, Mrs., M.B.E.
SIMPSON, Jean, Mrs, M.B.E.
SIMPSON, Jeanie Nelson Taylor, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 5 March,
1871 ; d. of James Taylor, of Wheatholm Bakery, Rawyards,
Airdrie ; to. David M. Simpson, M.A, F.E.I.S, s. of James
Simpson, of Rawyards, Airdrie. Educ. : Rawyards Public
School, Albert School, Airdrie, and City Girls' School, Glasgow.
War Work : Joint Hon. See. Soldiers' and Sailors' Families
Association, Newmonkland Division ; President of Red Cross
Work Party, Wellwynd U.F. Church ; Airdrie British
Women's Temperance Association, Red Cross Work Party ;
Member of Lanarkshire War Pensions Committee and three of
its Sub-Committees ; Hon. Sec. and Treas. of Airdrie War
Pensions Sub-Committee. Address : Colwyn, Airdrie, Lanark
shire. (M9627)
SIMPSON, John Leonard, M.B.E.
SIMPSON, John William, M.B.E.
SIMPSON, Joseph, C.B.E, I.S.O.
SIMPSON, Col. Lightly Stapleton, C.B.E, D.S.O, R.E.;
Chief Mechanical Engineer with rank of Col. ; Head of
Mechanical Engineering Depart. Ministry of Transport, 1919 ;
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1325)
SIMPSON, Lieut. Malcolm Macrae, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
SIMPSON, Mary Helen, M.B.B, 6. 23 April, 1875 ; d. of
W. Hirst Simpson, CB.E, of Chelveston. Educ. : Privately.
Member, Northamptonshire War Pensions Committee, Soldiers'
and Sailors' Families Association, Public Health Committee,
Agricultural Executive Committee, and Northamptonshire
and Peterborough Agricultural Wages Board ; Sec. Northamp
tonshire District Nursing Association; Hon. Sec. and Treas.
Wellingboro' Rural District Soldiers' and Sailors' Families
Association ; Hon. Sec. Rushen and Higham Ferrers Urban
District, and Belgian Relief Committees ; Organising Sec.
Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, Women s Land Army, and
National Federation of Women's Institutes. Addrses : Chel
veston, Higham Ferrers. Clubs : Northamptonshire Ladies'
(Northampton) ; Women's Farm and Garden. (M9629)
SIMPSON, Col. Robert Mills, CB.E, D.S.O. Canadian
Army Med. Corps. Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (des
patches). (C1537)
SIMPSON, Major Selwyn George, O.B.E, fi. 11 March,
1882 ; s. of Rev. G. A. K. Simpson, of Worcester. Educ. :
King s School, Worcester ; Sidnev Sussex Coll, Cambridge ;
LUle Univ. ; The Sorbonne, Paris ; Heidelberg Univ. Major
in Army; Member of the Council of the Bristol Branch
of the Royal Colonial Institute. War Work : Sept. 1914,
went to France as interpreter with the 2nd Life Guards ;
for two years was Deputy Assistant Director of the Requisition,

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billeting and hiring services in France ; for 18 months was
G.S.O. 2 on the Staff of the Fifth Army in France as Education
Officer. Address : 80, Pembroke Road, Clifton, Bristol.
Club : United Univ. (06781
SIMPSON, Thomas Young, CB.E, M.D, M.S., F.R.CS,
L.R.C.P, 6. 9 Jan. 1875 ; s. of John Simpson, of Dungannon,
Co. Tyrone, Ireland ; to. Rosalie Florence, d. of Silas Thomas
Tall, of Glenholme Mannamead, Plymouth. Educ. : Bristol
Grammar School; London and Middlesex Hospitals; Univs.
Durham and Edinburgh. Consulting Surgeon, Plymouth
Borough Hospital ; Military Families Hospital, Devonport ;
Surgical Referee, Ministry of Pensions. War Work : Chief
Surgeon, English Hospital, 249 bis St. Rambert, Lyons, Rhone,
France ; attended wounded after Verdun, 1916 ; Surgeon,
4th Southern General Hospital, Devonport. Address : 5,
Windsor VUlas, Lockyer Street, Plymouth. (C1161a)
SIMPSON, Lieut.-Comm. William, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
SIMPSON, William Arthur John, M.B.E.
SIMPSON, WUUam Hirst, C.B E, B.A, 6. 8 March,
1847 ; s. of Rev. William Hirst Simpson ; m. 1st, Helen
Granger, d. of Rev. Joseph Clark, 2nd, Katharine Maud, d. of
Thomas Evans. Educ : Uppingham School, and St. John's
Coll, Cambridge. County Councillor, Northamptonshire.
War Work : Chairman of the Committee of Management of
the Duston War Hospital, County of Northampton. Address :
Chelveston, near Higham Ferrers, Northampton. Clubs:
Bath ; Cambridge Union. (C2954)
SIMPSON, Capt. William Slessor, O.B.E.
SIMPSON, Winifred Elizabeth Louise, Mrs., M.B.E,
6. 29 March, 1887 ; d. of Charles Samuel Hunting, J.P, of
Slaley Hall, Slaley Riding Mill, Northumberland; m. John
Andrew Simpson, s. of Capt. Robert P. J. Simpson, R.N, of
Liverpool. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Organising Sec.
India's Fund for St. Dunstan's since 1918 ; Head of Work
Rooms, Bengal Women's War Depot ; Official Adviser, Officers'
Family Fund, Calcutta ; President Soldiers' and Sailors'
Families Association ; Presidency Brigade, 1916-20 ; organised
and acted as Sec. Calcutta War Seal Fund ; Commandant of
the Light Horse Section of St. John's Ambulance ; worked in
St. John's Nursing Sisters' Convalescent Home as Masseuse,
winter of 1916-17. Address : 10, Middleton Row, Calcutta.
Clubs : Ladies' Army and Navy ; Saturday (Calcutta). (M6243)
SIMS, Alfred James, O.B.E.
SIMS, Lieut.-Col. John Henry Lang, O.B.E, T.D, fi.
9 Jan. 1866 ; s. of the late Samuel Sims, of Blackheath ; m.
Dorothy Blanche, d. of the late Col. E. Baldwin Wake, of 21st
Lancers. Educ. : Privately. Vice-Chairman, Heme Bay
Urban District Council, and Chairman, Public Health Com
mittee ; Chairman, Heme Bay War Pensions Committee;
Member of the British Olympic Council, and other public
bodies ; Life Governor of the City of London Hospital for
Diseases of the Chest, Victoria Park. War Work : Entered
1st Royal Sussex Regt, 1886 ; Hazara Campaign, 1887-88
(medal and clasp) ; Cape Colonial Forces, Bechuanaland
Campaign, 1897-98 (medal and clasp) ; 1st Manchester Regt,
Siege of Ladysmith (Queen's medal, and 4 clasps ; King's medal,
and 2 clasps) ; 4th Batt. The King's (Liverpool Regt.), European
War, Battle of Neuve ChapeUe (medals : 1914-15, General
Service, and Victory) ; raised and commanded a battaUon of
the Loyal North Lancashire Regt, and commanded 11th Batt.
Bedford Regt. Address : Victoria Park, Heme Bay, Kent.
Club : Junior United Service. (07693)
SIMS, John William, M.B.E.
SIMS, Comm. William, O.B.E, R.N.
SIMSON, Major Arthur Fraser, O.B.E, R.M.A. (ret.),
6. 22 Sept. 1878 ; s. of Arthur Theodore Simson ; m. May
Frances, d. of the late John Stafford Bucknall. Educ. :
Dulwich Coll. 2nd Lieut. R.M.A, 1896 ; Capt. 1902 ; Major,
1915 ; Recruiting Staff Officer, R.N. and R.M, Southampton
District, May, 1920. War Work : Belgium and Land Defences,
Scapa Flow. Address : Pollards Moor Farm, Cadnam, South
ampton. Club : Royal Automobile. (09315)
SIMSON, Lieut.-Col. Harold, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
SIMSON, Lena, Mrs. Henry John Forbes, O.B.E.
SIMSON, Richard Arbuthnot, C.B.E, 6. 11 Dec. 1871 ;
s. of Herman Simson, of 36, Montagu Square, London, W.
Educ. : Marlborough Coll, and Cheltenham Coll. Com
mandant, Metropolitan Special Constabulary. Address : 36,
Montagu Square, London, W. Clubs: Oriental; Royal
Thames Yacht. (C2955)
SIMSON, Lieut.-Col. Robert, O.B.E.
SIMSON, Capt. Rupert, O.B.E, fi. 20 Aug. 1884 ; s. of
the late Alfred Simson, of 32, Brompton Square, S.W. 3 ; m.
Dorothy Maud, d. of Francis Jerome Palmes. Educ. : Eton
Coll, and Royal Military Coll, Camberley. 4th Cavahy Indian
Army ; joined H.M. Land Forces 18 Jan. 1905, and invaUded
out of the Service on 11 June, 1914. War Work: General
Staff, War Office, Sept. 1914, to Nov. 1918. Address:
Cavalry Club, Piccadilly, W. (03179)
SINCLAIR, Andrew Gibson, M.B.E.
SINCLAIR, Andrew Macgregor, O.B.B.
SINCLAIR, Barbara Margaret Anne, O.B.E.
SINCLAIR, Capt. Donald Boase, O.B.E, B.A, LL.B,
6. 16 May, 1886 ; s. of Robert Sinclair, M.D, LL.D, of Dundee;
m. Margaret Richardson, d. of Lieut. Col. James Arnott, I.M.S,
of Wyseby, Kirtlebrldge, Dumfries-shire. Educ. : Fettes
CoU, Edinburgh ; Univ. Coll, Oxford. Writer to the Signet.
War Work : Gazetted 2nd Lieut. 9th Royal Scots, Oct. 1914 ;
appointed Staff Capt. at the War Office, March, 1917 ; Sec.

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Skeet

ol the London and South-Eastern Region, Ministry of National
Service, Feb. 1918. Address: ParkhiU, Leven, Fife. (03926)
SINCLAIR, Edward, M.B.E.
SINCLAIR, Ellen Lowry, M.B.B.
SINCLAIR, EUzabeth Brown, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 8 Dec.
1893 ; d. of Wm. Fairbairn, of Netherwood, LinUthgow, N.B. ;
m. James, s. of John Sinclair, J.P. of Sligo. Educ. : Linlithgow
Academy. War Work : Joined Women's Legion, Sept. 1915 ;
transferred to Q.M.A.A.C as Deputy Administrator, on Sept.
1917 ; served in France from Oct. 1918 to July, 1919, as Unit,
Administrator; attached American Expeditionary Force.
Address : 34, Knox Street. Sligo. (M6633)
SINCLAIR, George Fraser, M.B.B.
SINCLAIR, George Greig, M.B.E.
SINCLAIR, Col. Hugh Montgomerie, C.B, C.M.G, C.B.E,
late R.E, fi. 23 Feb. 1855 ; 5th s. of the Rev. William Sinclair,
M.A. (see Bukke'S Peerage, Sinclair of Ulbster) ; m. 4 July,
1905, Rosalie Sybil 2nd d. of the late Sir John Jackson, M.P,
LL.D, of Henley Park, Henley. O.C Railway Troops, R.E,
from 1915; sometime Chief Engineer, Scottish Command.
Address : Barming House, Maidstone. CZufis : Junior United
Sendee; WelUngton. (C1985)
SINCLAIR, James Donald, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
fi. 2 Jan. 1874 ; s. of James Sinclair, of Derby ; to. Ethel
Monypenny Grant, d. of Rev. Charles Grant Forrester, of Port
Elisabeth, S.Africa. Educ. : Derby and Edinburgh Univ. Hon.
Radiologist and Hon. Assistant Physician, Darlington Hospital.
War Work: Medical Officer, 6th Durham V.A.D. Hospital,
Woodside DarUngton ; Medical Officer in charge of troops,
Darlington. Address : Wellington Cottage, Grange Road,
Darlington, (011325)
SINCLAHl, John, C.B.E, M.D, M.R.C.P, M.R.C.S, L.S.A,
fi. 5 July, 1860. Civil Servant ; late Chief Medical Officer to
the Post Office ; Hou. Associate of the Order of St. John of
Jerusalem in England ; late President of the Post Office Centre
of the St. John Ambulance Association. War Work : Chief
Medical Officer to the Post Office ; Medical Officer in charge of
the Post Office Hospital, Kensington Palace Gardens, W.
Club : Royal Societies'. (C3121)
SINCLAIR, John Houston, C.M.G, CB.E, 6. 6 Dec.
1871; s. of WilUam Houston Sinclair, of Morton, Bradtag,
I. of W. ; m. Muriel Eveleen Kathleen, M.B.E, d. of Col. C
Cockburn, late of Black Watch. Educ. : I. of Wight Coll.
Chief Sec. to Government, Zanzibar. War Work : Commanded
the Zanzibar Volunteer Defence Force ; assisted in organising
various carrier corps for service in German East Africa.
Clubs: WelUngton; Zanzibar. (C2024)
SINCLAIR, Muriel Eveleen Kathleen, Mrs. John Houston,
M.B.E. SINCLAIR, Capt. Robert Albert Dunbar, M.B.E.
SINCLAIR, Robert John, M.B.E, B.A, fi. 29 July, 1893 ;
». of R. H. Sinclair, J.P., of Glasgow ; m. Mary Shearer, d. of
R. S. Barclay, of Randfontein, S.A. Educ. : Glasgow Academy
and Oriel CoU, Oxford. Assistant Sec. Imperial Tobacco Co.
(Gt. Britain and Deland), Ltd. War Work : Commissioned
5th K.O.S.B, Aug. 1914 ; GaUipoU, 1915 ; mentioned in de
spatches, 1916-19 ; Administrative Work in Inspection Dept.
Ministry of Munitions (Woolwich Arsenal, and latterly Hotel
Metropole). Address : Rock Cottage, Cleeve, Yatton, Somerset.
Club: New Univ. (M5628)
SINCLAIR, Russell, O.B.E. (012019)
SINCLAIR, Capt. Samuel Christiana, M.B.E.
SINCLAIR, Lieut.-Col. Sir Walrond Arthur Frank,
K.B.E. Controller of Registration, Ministry of National
Service. Address : Registration Dept, Ministry of National
Service, Victoria Street, S.W. 1. (K166)
SINCLAIR, Lieut.-Col. Walter, O.B.E, R.M.L.I, 6. 2
June, 1880 ; s. of WUUam Sinclair, of New York, near Lincoln,
England ; m. Clara Annie, d. of G. H. Schofleld, J.P, of Brid-
hngton, Yorkshire. Educ. : Bradfleld CoU. Served in
InteUigence Division of the Admiralty War Staff throughout
the war ; Assistant Director of Naval Intelligence ; joined
Royal Marines, 1898 ; Capt. 1908 ; Major, 1916 ; T. Lieut.-Col.
1918 ; distinguished in musketry at Hythe ; qualified as
wireless expert and served as such under Admiral Lowry in
<mu Cruiser Squadron ; quahfled as interpreter in Russian,
a* a ' Italian> an(i Spanish ; at present serving on the War
Staff of the Commander-in-Chief, North America and West
Indies Station. Address: Royal Marine Barracks, Gosport,
Hants. (04330)
SINCLAIR, Stroma ALEXANDER-, M.B.B, 6. 8 Nov. 1899 ;
«. of Rear-Admiral Edwyn S. Alexander-Sinclair, of Freswick
(m Bukke's Landed Gentry). War Work : Head Coast
Watcher, Royal Navy ; district that work was carried out,
w miles of coast between Wick and Berriedale in Caithness ;
unncrpal duties, signalling messages and receiving reports
nom H.M. ships, and keeping general look-out for submarines,
mines, etc. Address : Dunbeath Castle, Caithness, Scotland. (M75)
SINFIELD, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. AUred, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
SINFIELD, Major Thomas, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
SINGER, AUne Madeleine, Lady, O.B.E, 6. 9 Feb. 1877 '.
»• of Etienne PUavoine, of Biarritz, France ; to. Sir Mortimer
"jnger, K.B.E, s. of Isaac Merrit Singer, the inventor of the
omger Sewing Machine, of Yonkers, U.S.A. Educ. : By Les
«eurs de la Croix, Ustaritz, Basses-Pyrene'es. War Work :
Matron-in-Chief of Milton Hill Section Hospital, Steventon,
JserkB, for 220 N.C.O.'s and men, owned, organised, and

administered by Sir Mortimer Singer, K.B.E. q.v. ; opened
27th Aug. 1914, and ran continuously throughout the war,
Addresses : Milton Hill, Steventon, Berks ; 3, Harcourt House.
Cavendish Square, W. 1. (011326)
SINGER, Major Charles Archibald, C.B.E, R.E.
SINGER, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. David Charles, M.B.E, R.E.
SINGER, Sir Mortimer, K.B.E.. J.P, 6. 25 July, 1863 ;
s. of Isaac Merrit Singer, inventor of the Singer Sewing Machine,
of Yonkers, U.S.A. ; m. 1st, Mary Maund, d. of John Oxley,
of Maldon, Yorks, 2nd, Aline Madeleine, O.B.E, q.v., d. of
Etienne PUavoine, of Biarritz, France. Educ: Cambridge.
Justice of the Peace for Berks. War Work : Owner, organiser,
and administrator of Milton Hill Section Hospital, Steventon,
Berks, for 220 N.C.O.'s and men ; opened 27th Aug. 1914, and
run continuously throughout the war ; Matron-in-chief, Lady
Singer, O.B.E. Addresses : Milton Hill, Steventon, Berks ;
3, Harcourt House, Cavendish Square, W. 1. Clubs : Junior
Carlton ; Royal Thames Yacht ; Royal Automobile ; Royal
Aero ; Royal Western (Plymouth). (K424)
SINGLETON, Albert Henry, M.B.E, R.N.
SINGLETON, Capt. Henry, C.B.E.
SINGLETON, James Edward, O.B.E, 6. 20 May, 1855 ;
s. of Joseph Singleton, of Mirfield, Yorks. ; to. Sarah Jane, a.
of John Henderson, of Crosby, Maryport. Educ. : Westminster
Tr. Coll. Sub-Inspector of Schools, Board of Education.
War Work : Hon. Sec. Cumberland County Committee for
War Savings. Address : 8, Spencer Street, Carlisle. (03924)
SINKINSON, Major Alfred Peveril Le Mesurier, O.B.E,
B.A, fi. 1 July, 1889 ; s. of Edward James Sinkinson, LL.D,
I.C.S, of Kendal. Educ. : Univ. Coll. School, and Wadham
Coll, Oxford. War Work: D.A.A.G, G.H.Q, France.
Address: 49, Haverstock Hill, N.W. 3. Clubs: Junior Naval
and Military ; Authors'. (O8608)
SINNATT, Capt. Frank Sturdy, M.B.E.
SINNOTT, John, O.B.E, fi. 24 June, 1867 ; s. of Thomas
Sinnott, of Roscrea, Co. Tipperary ; m. Henrietta, d. of Thomas
Higgins, of Dublin. Educ. : Erasmus Smith's School, Roscrea.
Staff Engineer, G.P.O. Engineering Dept, London ; Member
Inst. Electrical Engineers, and of Inst. Railway Signal Engineers.
War Work : Designed several types of signal cables used by
the Forces abroad and at home ; carried out special investi
gations for the Admiralty in the detection of submarines ;
designed several special items used abroad in aerial line con
struction carried out by the various signal corps, R.E. Ad
dress : Struan, East End Road, East Finchley, N. 2. (011327)
SIPPE, Major Sidney Vincent. IJ.S O, O.B.E, R.A.F,
fi. 24 April, 1889 ; s. of C. H. Sippe\ of Beckenham, Kent ;
to. Mabel Frances, d. of — d'Arcy, of DubUn. Educ. : Dulwich
Coll. Engineer. Address : Quenta, Birchington, Kent.
Clubs: R.A.F.; R.A.C (03414)
SIRE, Henry Alphonse, C.B.E, 6. 1864 ; s. of the late
Alfred Sire, M.V.O. Goods Manager, London, Brighton, and
South Coast Railway. (C2956)
SISSONS, Major Henry Arnott, C.B.E, R.E.
SITTERS, Percy Henry Smart, O.B.E, 6. 2 April, 1883 ;
s. of George Sitters, of Plymouth ; m. Kathleen Margaret, d. of
Rev. Edward Bell, M.A. Travelling Sec. National Council
Y.M.CA. War Work : Organising Sec. Y.M.CA. with B.E.F,
also Organising Sec. Y.M.C.A. with the Belgian Army ; made
Chevalier Ordre Leopold II. by King Albert for services to
Belgian Army during the war. Address : 13, Russell Square,
London, W.C. 1. (03925)
SITWELL, WUUam Sacheverell, M.B.E, fi. 18 Dec. 1870 ;
s. of Rev. Canon Degge Wilmot Sitwell, of Leamington,
Hastings, Warwickshire ; to. Dorothea Mary, d. of Thomas
Roxburgh Polwhele, of Polwhele, Cornwall (see Bukke'S
Landed Gentry). Educ. : Rugby. Solicitor ; Clerk to the
Lieutenancy for Cornwall ; Registrar for Archdeaconry of
Cornwall; Under Sheriff for Cornwall, 1920-21. War Work:
Clerk to Cornwall Appeal Tribunal; Hon. Sec. CornwaU
Patriotic Fund, 1914-19, and Cornwall War Memorial
Committee. Addresses : Elm Cottage, Truro ; 2, Prince's
Street, Truro. (M945)
SKAIFE, Major Erie Ommanney, C.B.E.
SKEATS, Major Thomas George, O.B.E, Legion of
Honour. SKEELS, Lewis Serecold, C.B.E.
SKEENS, Frederiok, M.B.B, R.C.N.C, fi. 9 Jan. 1867 ;
s. of the late Henry Christopher Skeens, of Southsea ; m.
Maria Elizabeth, d. of the late Joseph Thomas Pearce, of
Southsea. Assistant Naval Constructor, Admiralty. War
Work ¦ 1914, Engaged in converting merchant ships into
mock battleships ; 1915, worked on mine defence gear for
ships and armament designs for tanks ; Feb. 1916, Assis
tant Naval Constructor at Ministry of Munitions ; invented
new type of gun-mounting, Dec. 1916 ; Director of Armament
Section, Mech. Warfare (Tanks) Dept, Oct. 1918. Address : 34,
Kingscliffe Gardens, Wimbledon Park, S.W. 19. (M9634)
SKEET, Major Arthur Robert, O.B.E, 6. 2 June, 1876 ;
s. of Robert Henry Skeet, of Rushmere, Ipswich ; m. EUen,
d of Lewis Wright, of Bristol. Educ. : Palace School, Enfield,
and Channel View, Clevedon, Somerset. Director, W. H. Childe
& Co, Ltd, Bradford, Yorks. War Work : Joined Optimist
Volunteer Corps, Sept. 1914, and assisted with transport of
Belgian Refugees ; founded and organised North London
Squadron National Motor Volunteers, 1915 ; appointed
Squadron-Commander of same by Robert, Marquis of Crewe,
Jan 1916 ; gazetted Major and Adjutant Middlesex R.A.S.C,
M T (V ) 31 Oct. 1917 ; still hold this appointment ; while

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holding these positions assisted with Squadron in meeting convoy
trains of wounded soldiers, and also conveying troops on leave
across London at night to conjunction with Y.M.C.A, who
presented him with Order of the Red Triangle and Bar. Ad
dresses : Melford Lodge, Muswell Hill, London, N. ; 48, Fore
Street, London, E.C. (011328)
SKEGGS, James Buteux, CB.E.
SKELLY, Henry WiUred, M.B.E.
SKELSEY, Richard Robert, M.B.E, fi. 3 Feb. 1887.
Sec. of Public Companies. War Work : Railway Materials
Department, Ministry of Munitions. Address : 38, Castleton
Road, Walthamstow. (M9635)
SKELTON, Lieut. Allan, M.B.B.
SKELTON, Engr.-Comm. Reginald WUliam, C.B.E,
D.S.O, R.N. Served at battle of Jutland, 1916 (despatches) ;
Archangel, 1919 ; has Russian Order of St. Stanislaus. (C2337)
SKELTON, WilUam Simmonds, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 24 Oct.
1858 ; s. of Sir Charles T. Skelton, J.P, of Sheffield ; m. Mary
Elizabeth, d. of Edwin Moore, of Sheffield. Educ. : Ackworth.
War Work : Local Advisory Committee ; Small Tools Advisory
Committee ; Surplus Stock Small Tools Disposal Committee.
Address : Meadow Bank, Sheffield. Clubs : National Liberal ;
Reform (Sheffield). (M2426)
SKENE, Lillias Margaret, Mrs, M.B.E.
SKENE, Lieut.-Col. PhiUp George Moncrieff, O.B.E. (see
Bukke'S Landed Gentry), b. 18 July, 1880 : s. of the late
WiUiam BaUlie Skene, of Hallyards and Pitlour ; to. Dorothea
Lucy, d. of the late Charles Maitland Pelham Burn. Educ. :
Eton and Christehurch, Oxford. J.P. Fife. War Work :
Mentioned in despatches, G.S.O. 1, North Russian Expedition
ary Force ; invalided from service, July, 1919 ; awarded Croix
de Guerre avec Palmes and St. Stanislaus, 2nd Class. Address :
Pitlour, Strathmiglo, Fife. Clubs : Royal and Ancient ; Hon.
Companv : M.C.C. : New Club (Edinburgh). (0735)
SKENTELBERY, George Arthur, O.B.E.
SKERMAN, Oscar, M.B.E.
SKETCH, Samuel Bolt, O.B.E, J.P.
SKEVINGTON, Frank, M.B.E, fi. 27 May, 1884 ; s. of
Charles Samuel Skevington, of Nottingham ; m. Catherine
Annie, d. of Edmund Damon, of Yeovil. Educ. : High Pave
ment School, Nottingham. Civil Servant ; Principal. Treasury.
Address: Arundale, Anglesea Road, Kingston-on-Thames. (M9637)
SKIFFINGTON, Donald McLean, M.B.E.
SKILBECK, Mary Alethea, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of James
Appleby Longden, of Sunderland ; to. Charles Thornton
Skilbeck, s. of George Thornton Skilbeck, of St. Petroe, Corn
wall. Educ. : Durham High School, and Bedford Physical
Culture Coll. War Work : Qr.-Mr. Chipstead V.A.D. Hospital,
Oct. 1914, to Oct. 1916 ; Commandant, Oct. 1916, to March,
1919. Address : The Quarry, Brasted, Kent. (M9638)
SKINNER, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Baird, D.S.O, O.B.E,
Indian Cav, fi. 1879. Served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (08539)
SKINNER, Christian Laing, M.B.B, fi. 1881 ; d. of Henry
Skinner, of Auchtermuchty. Educ : St.. George's High School,
Edinburgh. War Work : Canteen work in France with the
Scottish Churches' Huts from 1917-19, chiefly at the Scottish
Soldiers' Club, Boulogne. Address : 9, Hatton Place, Edin
burgh. (M9639)
SKINNER, Capt. Donald Chipman, O.B.E.
SKINNER, Edward John, M.B.E.
SKINNER, Lieut.-Col. Ernest William, O.B.E, M.D,
J.P, R.A.M.C, fi. 4 Nov. 1861 ; s. of Robert Vaile Skinner,
of Winchelsea ; m. Isobel Katherine, d. of George Mallows
Freeman, K.C, of Winchelsea. Educ. : Dulwich Coll, and
Univ. of Edinburgh. War Work : Temp. Major, R.A.M.C,
attached 3/5th Royal Sussex Regt. ; M.O. Cottonera Mil.
Hospital, Malta ; O.C. Floriana Military Hospital, Malta (local
Lieut.-Col.) ; 65th General Hospital, Salonika (Ac. Lieut.-Col.),
and 65th British General Hospital, Mesopotamia. Address :
Mountsfield, Rye, Sussex. (O6700)
SKINNER, Col. Frederick St. Duthus, C.B.E. ; Canadian
Reserve of Officers; served in the Great War, 1915-19 (des
patches). (C1837)
SKINNER, Lieut. Herbert Fenton, M.B.E.
SKINNER, Major Robert Bruce, O.B.E.. R.E.
SKINNER, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. William Shelf ord,
O.B.E.. R.N.
SKIPPER, Henry Hubert, M.B.E.
SKIPWITH, Richard Edward, M.B.E.
SKIPWITH, Sophia Flora, Mrs. Grey Townsend, O.B.E.
SKIPWORTH, George Philip, O.B.E.
SKIRROW, Florence, M.B.E, 6. 22 May, 1860 ; d. of the
late Walker Skirrow, of London. Educ. : London. Wat-
Work : Hon. Sec. of Torquay War Savings Committee, under
the National War Savings Committee. Address : Sunshine,
15, Broadmead Road South, Babbacombe, S. Devon. (M9641 )
SKURRAY, Ernest Clement, M.B.E, J.P, fi. 19 Sept.
1865 ; s. of Francis, of Reading ; m. Susan Mary, d. of William
Forty, of Weston Lodge, Weston-super-Mare. Educ :
Reading. War Work : Tractor Representative for Countv of
Wilts. A ddress : West Lodge, Swindon. (M2429)
SLADDEN, Lieut. Robert John, M.B.E, D.C.M, R.A.F.
SLADE, Edward Charles, M.B.E, fi. 10 March, 1895 ;
s. of E. Arthur Slade, of 19, Bride Lane, E.C. 4 ; to. Nellie M,
a. of Joseph Millard. Acting Class A Ex-soldier Clerk, War
Office. War Work : Enlisted Aug. 1914, 6th London Regt. ;
discharged unfit (consequent on service), Aug. 1916 ; employed

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at War Office, Sept. 1916, subsequently becoming Supervising
Clerk of Section of Officers' Casualties Dept. Address • 3
Ivy Lane, Crofton Park, Lewisham. (M96421
SLADE, George Frederiok, M.B.E, J.P. '
SLADE, Mary Elizabeth, M.B.E.
SLADEN, Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
SLADEN, Lieut.-Comm. Sir Sampson, K.B.E, R.rT., _
1868 ; s. of Lt.-Col. Joseph Sladen, late of Ripple Court'
Kent (see Bukke'S Landed Gentry). Educ. : Privately and'
H.M.S. " Britannia." Served in Royal Navy, 1882-99 •
resigned on receiving appointment in London Fire Brigade;
promoted Chief Officer, 1909 ; resigned, 1919 ; Area Commis
sioner (London), Ministry of Transport, 1920. War Work:
As Chief Officer London Fire Brigade was responsible for
special arrangements made for coping with fires caused by
enemy action in Greater London ; also during the war in
augurated London Ambulance Service, and acted as Chairman
of Fire Protection Advisory Committee, Ministry of Munitions,
1916-17. Address: 75, Victoria Street, S.W. 1. Clubs:
United Service ; Roehampton. (K425)
SLANEY, Major Charles Wynne, O.B.E, R.M.L.I, fi.
20 Nov. 1855 ; Educ. : Privately. Sec. to Surgeon Rear-
Admiral. War Work : Acted in above capacity during the
war. Address: R.N. Hospital, Chatham. (03565)
SLANEY, Lieut.-Col. F. G. KENYON-, C.B.E, Lieut.-Col.
Reserve of Officers, late Durham L.I, 6. 1858 ; s. of William
Kenyon-Slaney, J.P. ; m. 1892, Edith Mary Sherwin, d. of
Major Joseph Holt. Address : Ayton Hall, Shifnal. Clubs :
Wellington ; Junior United Service. (C2131)
SLATER, Alexander, M.B.E.
SLATER, Alexander Frederick, M.B.E.
SLATER, Alexander Ransford, C.M.G, C.B.E, B.A,
6. 1874 ; s. of the late Rev. C S. Slater, of Plymouth ; m. 1906,
Dora Waterfleld, d. of H. T. S. Ward, sometime Director of
Irrigation, Ceylon. Educ. : King Edward Sohool, Birming
ham, and Emmanuel Coll., Camb. Entered Ceylon Civil
Service, 1898; 2nd Assist. Postmaster-Gen. Ceylon, 1900;
Acting 2nd Assist. Colonial Sec. 1901; Clerk to Legislative
Council, 1904 ; Dist. Judge, Badulla, 1906 ; Additional Assist.
Colonial Sec, and Clerk to Legislative Council, 1907; Acting
Principal Assist. Colonial Sec. 1909 ; Dep. Collector of Customs,
Colombo, 1910; Principal A 3sist. Colonial Sec. 1912, and Colonial
Sec. Gold Coast, 1914 (has acted as Gov.). Addresses : Accra,
Gold Coast ; Claremont Avenue, Woking. Club : Royal
Societies'. (C403)
SLATER, Edward, M.B.E.
SLATER, George, C.B.E.
SLATER, George Frederick, M.B.E.
SLATER, 2nd Lieut. James Henry, M.B.E, R.A.F.
SLATER, Lieut. John Alan, M.B.B. R.A.F. (S.R.J,
SLATER, John Gladstone, M.B.E, 6. 16 April, 1872;
s. of John Slater, of Yeadon, Yorks. ; to. Hannah Mary, d. of
Henry Teale, of Yeadon, Yorks. Educ : Privately. School
master. War Work : Assisted in National Registration;
Sec of Lord Derby Recruiting (Local) Committee ; Sec. of
Local Savings Committee, and Local War Memorial Committee ;
also acted as Sec. in all local War Bond campaigns ; Hon. Sec.
of two War Savings Associations ; Special Constable ; Member
of Belgian Relief Committee, Food Control Committee, Local
War Pensions Committee ; organised Flag Days, and local
Y.M.C.A. Canteen. Addresses : 41, Titchfield Street, Huck
naU ; Butler's Hill Boys' School, HucknaU ; Y.M.C.A. Huck
naU. (M9646)
SLATER, Quintin Fleming, M.B.E.
SLATTER, Flight-Lieut. Leonard Horatio, O.B.E,
D.S.C, D.F.C.
SLAUGHTER, Lieut. Ernest WUUam, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
SLAUGHTER, Leonard LansdeU, M.B.E, fi. 17 Jan. 1892 ;
8. of the late Richard Slaughter, of 12, Courtfleld Road, S.W. ;
m. Doris, d. of Ernest E. Wastall, J.P, of Durlock Grange,
Minster, Thanet. Educ. : Westminster. War Work : Joined
Public School Mounted Corps, Sept. 1914; appointed Troop
Commander, " D " (Thanet) Troop, Bast Kent Mounted Con
stabulary, June 1916 ; and Squadron-Commander and Super
visor of East Kent Mounted Constabulary, Sept. 1918. Ad
dress : 87, Queen's Gate, S.W. ; Mundy Bois, Egerton, Kent.
(M3974)
SLAYTER, Capt. John Howard, M.B.E.
SLEE, Capt. John Ambrose, C.B.E, R.N. ; m. 1919,
Sybil Mary, d. of the late R. J. Sissons. Served in the Great
War. (C1168)
SLEEMAN, Lieut.-Col. James Lewis, CB.E. ; New
Zealand Forces ; served in the Great War, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1871)
SLEIGH, Constance, Mrs, M.B.E.
SLEIGHT, Major Ernest, O.B.B, T.D. ; s. of Sir Geo. F.
Sleight, Bart, (see Burke's Peerage), of WeelsbyHall, Grimsby;
m. Margaret, d. of C F. Carter, J.P, of Grimsby. Educ :
Rugby. Address : The Crossways, Stallingborough, Lincoln
shire. (01867)
SLEITH, Thomas, M.B.E.
SLESINGER, Edward G., O.B.E, M.B, B.Sc. (Lond.),
F.R.CS. (Eng.), Croix de Guerre 6. 17 March, 1888 ; s. of the
late Gustave Schlesinger, of Blakemore Lodge, Shoot-up-Hill,
London ; to. Gladys Eleanor, d. of the late Arthur W. Trench,
of Brooklyn, N.Y. T. Surg.-Lieut. R.N. 1914-19 ; Hunterian
Professor of Royal College of Surgeons, 1918-19 ; Research
Scholar, Brit. Med. Assocn. 1919; Assistant Surgeon, Guy's
Hospital ; Fellow Royal Society of Medicine ; Member, British

BIOGRAPHIES.

Smiles

Orthopaedic Socioty, has Croix de Guerre of France. Address : 2,
Devonshire Place, W.l. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (09494)
SLESSOR, Lieut.-Col. Herbert, O.B.E, R.M.A.
SLINGSBY, Lieut. Charles Riohard, M.B.E.
SLOAN, David, M.B.E. (M104G5)
SLOAN, Robert Patriok, O.B.E, M.I.E.E, 6. 1874 ; s. of
John Morrison Sloan, of Edinburgh ; m. Inda, d. of David EUis,
late of Santos, Brazil. Educ. : Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Director and Manager of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Electrio Supply
Co, Ltd, and several other Electric Power Supply Companies ;
Member of National JointIndustrialCouncil(Electricity Supply
Industry), and of Council of Incorporated Association of
Electric Power Companies. War Work : Engaged upon supply
of electrical power to Munition Manufacturers, shipbuilders, etc,
on North-East Coast. Address : Craiglea, Gosforth, Newcastle-
upon-Tyne. C7«6s : Devonshire ; Union (Newcastle) ; Cleve
land. (C1040)
SLOCOMBE, Frank Edwin, O.B.E.
SLOPER, Capt. John Smith, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
SLOWAN, Capt. WUliam John More, O.B.E, M.D,
fi. 9 Aug. 1869; s. of Wm. Slowan, of Glasgow; m. Jeannette,
d. of George Macdonald, M.D, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Univ.
of Glasgow. Assistant Medical Officer, L.CC War Work :
O.C. 2nd London Sanitary Co. ; Sanitary Officer, London
District. Address : 68, South Croxted Road, Dulwich, S.E. 21.
(08937)
SLYNE, Denis, C.B.E. Receiver-Gen. and Chairman of
Committee for Winding-up Alien Enemies' Estates, Trinidad.
Address : Port of Spain, Trinidad. (C2025)
SMAIL, James Cameron, O.B.B, fi. 1880 ; s. of the late
Adam Small, of Edinburgh ; to. Florence Louisa, d. of Alexander
Davidson, of Winnipeg. Educ. : Daniel Stewart's Coll. ;
Heriot Watt CoU, Edinburgh ; Royal Coll. of Science, London.
Assistant Education Officer, L.CC Education Department ;
Inspector of Technical Instruction, Department of Agriculture,
and Technical Distraction, Ireland, 1902-11. War Work :
District Manager, MetropoUtan Munitions Committee, 1915-18 ;
Manager of Gaugemaking and Munitions Training for L.CC,
1915-18. Club: Caledonian. (03927)
SMALE, Bertram Haylook, M.B.B.
SMALE, Samuel, M.B.E, 6. 24 June, 1881 ; s. of William
Smale, of Devon; m. May, d. of Edward Henry Netherclift, of
Nottingham. Eauc. : Tollington Park Coll, London, and St.
John's Coll, Westcliff. War Work : Voluntary Red Cross and
Canteen Work, 1914-16, and head of night staff and member
of the Paris Committee of the Women's Emergency Canteens,
Sept. 1916, to June. 1919. Address : 8 Rue d'Enghien, Paris,
(M9647)
SMALL, Elsie Mary, O.B.E.
SMALL, Frederiok Trouton, O.B.E.
SMALL, George James, M.B.E.
SMALL, Hannah, Mrs., M.B.E.
SMALL, John, M.B.E, fi. Oct. 1844 ; s. of John Small, of
Sunderland ; m. Mary Elizabeth, d. of Robert Lowe, of Sunder
land. Educ. : Privately. Master Mariner ; Master's Certificate,
1873 ; took command in steam, 1882 ; intended retiring in
1914, at the age of 70, after being at sea since the age of 11,
but on outbreak of war decided to carry on in his own line ;
Admiralty took over stop in Jan. 1916, for transport work in
cross-Channel service ; was obliged to leave the ship in Feb.
1919, by the doctor's orders. Address : 311, Spring Bank
West, Hull. (M9048)
SMALL, Capt. Victor, M.B.E.
SMALL, Lieut. William, M.B.E.
SMALL, WilUam Keane, M.B.E, 6. 21 Nov. 1884 ; s. of
WUliam Fraser McPherson Small, of Washington, D.C. Educ. :
Univ. of Toronto, Canada ; Georgetown Univ, and St. John's
CoU, Washington, D.C. British Vice-Consul, St. Louis,
Missouri, U.S.A. ; Barrister, speciaUsing in the law of patents,
trade-marks, copyrights, and unfair competition. Address :
605, Granite Building, corner 4th and Market Streets, St.
Louis, Missouri. Club : Forest Park Golf, St. Louis. (M9649)
SMALLBONES, Robert Townsend, M.B.B, 6. 19 March,
1884 ; s. of Paul Bromfleld Smallbones, of Castle Velm ; to.
Inga, d. of — Gjertsen, of Kin. Educ. : Trinity CoU, Oxford.
H.M. Consular Service. War Work : H.B.M. Vice-Consul,
Itavanger, Norway. Address : c/o Foreign Office. Club :
Isthmian. (M2432)
SMALLMAN, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Briton, D.S.O, O.B.E,
M.D, Ch.B, 6. 1873 ; s. of S. Smallman, Rowley Barton,
Torquay; m. 1916, AUce Florence, d. of R. G. Duncan, of
Lindens, Farnborough, Hants. Educ. : Grammar School,
Manchester, and Owens Coll. Manchester. Entered R.A.M.C
1902; Capt. 1906; Brevet Major, 1913 ; Major, 1914 ; served
m tho S. African War 1900-2 (Queen's medal with three clasps,
King's medal with two clasps) ; Balkan Campaign, 1912-13,
Wth Turkish Forces ; Great War. 1914-19 (despatches thrice) ;
Assist. Director-Gen. Army Medical Services. (C216S)
SMALLWOOD, Arthur WiUiam, C.B.E. Assist. Director
of Contracts, Admiraltv. Address : The Admiralty, Whitehall,
S.W. (C296)
SMALLWOOD, Elinor Katharine, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 15 Dec.
1896 ; d. of the late Lovell Drage. M.D. (Oxon.), of Hatfield,
gerts ; m. Matthew Edmund Sma'llwood, M.D, s. of the late
Warren Charles Smallwood, of Witley. Cheshire. Educ. : The
Manor House, Brondesbury, N.W. War Work : 1914, to Aug.
1916, worked at Herts Red Cross and County Regiment Depot
Won. Sec. from May, 1915) ; from Oct. 1916, to Dec. 1918,
N.A.D. at Royal Free Hospital, with an interval of three

months (awarded red efficiency stripe after thirteen months
service); from Jan. 1919, to Sept. 1919, local representative
tor Herts War Pensions Committee. Address : Wheathamp-
stead, Herts. Club : V.A.D. Ladies'. (M7036)
SMALLWOOD, George Clarence, O.B.E, 6. 18 May,
1882 ; s. of George Thomas, of London ; to. Ruby Hautot
a. of Arthur Thomas Winson. Educ. : Christ's Hospital, and
King's Coll. London. Civil Servant. War Work: Loaned
by Board of Trade to Ministry of Munitions ; Secretarial Officer
to Chemical Group of Munitions Council ; Sec. Lord Crewe's
Committee on Fuel Oil from Home Sources; Sec. Chemical
Trades Committee, Reconstruction Ministry. Address :
Kingston-on-Thames. (01868)
SMALLWOOD Henry Sankey, M.B.E.
SMALLWOOD, Riohard Coningsby, C.B.E, 6. 14 July,
1879 ; s. of the late Rev. Warren C Smallwood, of Whitley,
Cheshire ; m. Evelyn Mary Leadam, d. of E. Leadam Hough,
C.B.E. (q.v.), of Enfield, Middlesex. Educ. : St. Edmund's
School, Canterbury. Member of London Stock Exchange.
War Work : Ministry of Munitions Finance Department ;
Financial Adviser, Ministry of Reconstruction ; Sec. to
Financial Facilities Committee, and Committee on Financial
Risks attaching to the Holding of Trading Stocks. Address :
West View, Enfield, Middlesex. (C2958)
SMART, Annie Wilhelmina, Mrs., M.B.E.
SMART, Capt. Arohibald Guelph Holdsworth, M.B.B,
M.B, R.A.M.C and R.A.F.
SMART, Lieut. Harold Nevil, C.M.G, O.B.E. Address :
29 Mincing Lane, B. C
SMART, Herbert Samuel, M.B.E, s. of WilUam Smart, of
Yatton, Somerset ; to. Margaret, d. of William Henry Daniel,
of Truro, Cornwall. Educ. : Ardingley Coll, Haywards
Heath, Sussex. Sec. Y.M.CA, Weston-super-Mare, 1900-4 ;
Derby, 1904-7; Swansea, 1907-14; Y.M.C.A. National
Council Staff, 1914. War Work : Liverpool and Cheshire ;
Leader of Y.M.CA, Crystal Palace, London, 1914-16 ; Italy,
Greece, and Mediterranean, 1916-17 ; Director of Financial
Campaigns for Y.M.C.A. throughout Midland Counties, Lanca
shire, Cheshire, Westmorland, and Cumberland; Leader of
Liverpool Campaign for Red Cross in 1918. Addresses : 26,
Heathfleld Road, Wavertree, Liverpool; 230, Deansgate,
Manchester. (M9550)
SMART, John Manson, M.B.E.
SMART, Capt. Thomas Fraser Mackenzie, O.B.E.
SMARTT, Sybil Annie, Lady, O.B.E.
SMEAL, Joseph, CB.E. Goods Manager, London and
S. W. Railway. (C2959)
SMEDDLE, Major John Henry, O.B.E, T.D.
SMEDLEY, Capt. Charles Frederick, M.B.E, fi. 14 April,
1889 ; s. of Frederick Bingham Smedley, of Oriental Parade,
WelUngton, N.Z. ; m. Ruth Gladys, d. of Jonathan Fletcher, of
Makeney Old Hall, Milford, Derby. Educ. : Belper Grammar
School, Belper; Palmer's Coll, Grays, Essex. Five years'
active service with the New Zealand Expeditionary Force.
Address : Makeney, Opuawhanga, North Auckland, New
Zealand. (M2434)
SMEDLEY, William Henry, M.B.E.
SMEDLEY, Olive Truda MARSDEN-, JVI.B.B.
SMEETON, Charles William, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
6. 24 July, 1865 ; s. of WilUam Smeeton, of Leeds ; m. Ethel
Isabel, d. of WilUam Kendall, of Ness Hall, Nunuington.
Educ. : Leeds Grammar School. Medical Officer and Public
Vaccinator, Hovingham District, Malton Union. War Work :
Commandant and Medical Officer-in-charge. Hovingham Hall
Red Cross Hospital ; Capt. commanding " A " Coy, 2nd V.B.
Alexandra P.W.O. Yorkshire Regt. Address: Hovingham,
Malton. <°H?32)
SMELLIE, James, M.B.E , F.R.S.A, J.P, 6. 31 May,
1861 ; s. of WilUam SmelUe. Educ : Hutton Hall Academy.
Councillor, County Borough, Dudley; Chairman of Dudley
Education Committee ; Governor of Grammar School, Girls
High School, and Training Coll. ; Representative Governor ot
Birmingham Univ. War Work : National Service Representa
tive for Dudley and Member of Pensions Committee, and
Chairman of Ward Committee. Address : Comberton House
Kidderminster. _. _ „ (^9651)
SMELLIE, Lieut.-Col. John Hugh, D.S.O, O.B E
Railway Corps, Uganda. (U2338)
SMELLIE, Lieut. William Thomas, O.B.E.
SMETHURST. Sir Thomas, K.B.E, J.P, 6. 26 May
1860 ; s. of George Smethurst, of Middleton ; m. Amelia, d. of
A. Bottoms, of Chadderton. Educ. : Crayford. Chartered
Accountant, and Director of Manchester Ship Canal and other
Companies ; Member of Manchester City Council since 1896 ;
10 vears Deputy Chairman, Water Committee. War Work :
Lord Mayor of Manchester, Feb. 1916, to Nov. 1917 -Chairman,
Manchester War Savings Committee, and other War Emergency
Committees and Charitable Organisations. Addresses : 26,
Pall Mall, Manchester ; Erlesmere, Lytham. Clubs .-Con
stitutional (Manchester) ; Lytham and St. Anne s Golf. (K.426)
SMETHURST, Lieut.-Col. William Wintringham, O.B.E,
E'SMiLES,' Samuel, O.B.B, D.Sc, F.I.C, F.R.S, 6. 1877 ;
s of Samuel Smiles. Educ. : Marlborough Coll. ; Univ. Coll,
London • Univs. of Paris and Jena. Daniell Professor of
Chemistry, King's Coll, London; Vice-President of the
Chemical Society. War Work: Advisory Chemist to the
Small Arms Ammunition Committee, Ministry of Munitions.
Address : King's Coll, London. (01869)

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Smiles

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

SMILES, Lieut. Stephen Hudson, O.B.E.. R.N.R.
SMILEY, George Kennedy, O.B.E, 6. 1870 ; s. of Joseph
Smiley, of Lisardahla, Londonderry ; to. Constance Nina
Somerset, d. of Capt. L. Dod Sampson, R.N. Educ : Belfast
and Dublin. Late Surgeon, Londonderry Eye, Bar, and
Throat Hospital. War Work : O.C Military Hospital,
Derby ; S.M.O, Derby ; M.O.-in-charge Temple House V.A.D.
Hospital, Derby ; Hon. Sec. Local Medical War Committee.
Address : Examiner BuUdings, Strutt Street, Manchester. (04847)
SMITH, Capt. Alan Rae, O.B.E.
SMITH, Albert, M.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Albert, O.B.E, M.P.
SMITH, Lieut.-Col. Albert Alexander, O.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Albert Augustus, O.B.E.
SMITH, Lieut. Albert George. O.B.E, R.E.
SMITH, Albert WiUiam, C.B.E, fi. 24 April, 1863 ; s. of
John Joseph Smith of Manor House, Eaglescliffe, Co. Durham.
Educ. : Yarm Grammar School. Solicitor ; Chairman,
Darlington Courts of Referees, Unemployment Insurance ;
Sec, Tees Fishery Board ; Clerk to Justices and Commissioners
of Taxes, Gilling East Division, N.R, Yorks. War Work :
Chairman, Tees and Darlington Local Munitions Tribunal.
Addresses : GreenGroft East, Darlington ; 6, Church Row,
DarUngton. (C622)
SMITH, Alfred, O.B.E. ; s. of Henry Smith, of Skipton-in-
Craven ; m. Ann EUzabeth ; d. of Richard Longden Hattersley,
J.P, Keighley. Educ. : Allesley Park CoU. War Work : In
connection with Ministry of Munitions. Addresses : Wood-
worth, Keighley ; Hoff Bank, Appleby. Clubs : British
Empire. ; National Liberal. (0738)
SMITH, Lieut. AUred Charles, M.B.E, R.N.
SMITH, Alexander, M.B.E.
SMITH, Alexander Glegg, M.B.E, M.C, R.A.F.
SMITH, Alio Halford, C.B.E. Sometime Senior Clerk,
Scottish Office. (C2960)
SMITH, Sir Allan MacGregor, K.B.E, M.A, LL.B, M.P.
Chairman of the Managing Committee Engineering Employers'
Federation. Solicitor. Address : 9, Oalriull Avenue, N.W. 3.
(K167)
SMITH, Major Allison Eugene, O.B.E, M.C, R.G.A.
SMITH, Alwyn Dudley, O.B.E.
SMITH, Anne Beadsmore, C.B.E, R.R.C, 6. 24 March,
1869 ; d. of WiUiam Smith, of Highbury. Matron-in-Chief,
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. War
Work : Served in South African War on the Staff of the MiUtary
Hospitals, 1899-1902 ; served with the B.E.F, in France,
1914-17 ; Administration -work at War Office since 1917 ;
has Legion of Honour. Addresses: 40, Audley House, Margaret
Street ; Beaumont Manor, Wormley, Herts. (C1765)
SMITH, Anne Huntingdon MelviUe, Mrs., M.B.E.
SMITH, Annie Hansley, M.B.E, 6. 1874 ; d. of Alfred
Robert Smith, of Clapham. Edue. : Privately. War Work :
Clerical and other work at St. John Ambulance Association,
St. John's Gate, Clerkenwell; forming First Aid and Home
Nursing Classes, and assisting at same under St. John Ambu
lance Association ; Nursing in hospitals ; on the Staff of
J.W. V.A.D. Headquarters from May, 1916, to Nov. 1917, as
clerical member ; Head of Filing and Registry Dept, J.W.
V.A.D. Headquarters from Nov. 1917. Address : The Hollies,
Park HUI, Clapham, S.W. (M2438)
SMITH, Annie Margaret Keeble, Mrs., M.B.E.
SMITH, Arthur Croxton, O.B.E. ; s. of the late WUliam
Croxton Smith, of Huntingdonshire ; to. Ada Frances, d. of
the late Frederick Stimpson, of Northampton. Educ. :
Privately. Journalist; Director of Publicity, Ministry of
Food. Address: Burlington House, Wandle Road, Upper
Tooting, S.W. 17. Clubs : Kennel ; National Liberal.
SMITH, Major Arthur Henderson, O.B.E.
SMITH, Arthur Herbert, O.B.E.
SMITH, Arthur Ives, M.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Arthur WilUam, O.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Arthur WiUiam, O.B.E, R.G.A.
SMITH, Aubrey Golding, M.B.B.. 6. 1 Dec. 1886 ; s. of
Christopher Smith, of Wellington, New Zealand. Educ :
Wanganui Collegiate School, N.Z. War Work: Ambulance
work with the British Red Cross in France and Italy ; received
Italian decorations of Al Valore MUitare in Bronze ; Order of
the Crown of Italy, and Croce di Guerra. Address : Rocklands
Oner tal Bay, WeUington, New Zealand. (M2439)
SMITH, Capt. Augustus William, O.B.E.
SMITH, T. Lieut.-Col. Bertram GUbert, O.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Bertram Hornsby, CB.E, R.N, 6. 1874 ;
s. of Francis B. Smith, of Gen. Post Office ; to. Lucy M. Wvatt
Served in the Great War, 1914-18, in Dardanelles and on Naval
btarl at Admiralty (Legion of Honour, Order of Crown of Bel-
g"™); appointed Director of Mercantile Movements, Naval
Staff, 1919. Club : United Service. (C2323)
I5JISH' Lieut- Cecil Edward Bartholomew, M.B.E.
a^?JITHiC^arles' °-BE-> b. 5 Dec. 1858 ; s. of Emmanuel
?S?7 icP1/?rt!I?0Vt?- Educ: BirkbeckCoU. CivU Servant
1877-1919 (ret.), late Principal Clerk in H.M. Paymaster-
General s Department Whitehall. War Work : Payments in
nf S,of AlmY 5nd ^ayy Services, including jdhsions, etc,
of Military and Naval Officers and their dependants; also
E? nm118 allowances awarded by the Ministry of Pensions
to Officers and to their widows and dependants ; a Commis-

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sioner of Income Tax from 1913-19. Address: Hazelwood,
Sidcup, Kent. (0739)
SMITH, Comm. Charles Appleton, C.B.E, R.D, R.N.R
SMITH, Charles BowteU, M.B.E.
SMITH, Major Charles Edward, O.B.E.
SMITH, Lieut. Charles Frederick Tate, M.B.E.
SMITH, Major Charles Gainer, O.B.E, R.A.F.
SMITH, Capt. Charles Harold, O.B.E, I.M.S.
SMITH, Lieut. Charles Hodgkinson, M.B.E, R.A.F.
SMITH, Lieut. Charles Newbald, M.B.E.
SMITH, Lieut. Charles Probyn, M.B.B, R.E.
SMITH, Capt. Charles Valentine, CB.E, R.N, 5. 14 Feb.
1854 ; s. of C W. Smith, of Penn Road, London, N. ; m. Josefa
Francis, d. of the Hon. Robert Butler, of Nassau, Bahamas.
Educ: H.M.S. "Britannia." Royal Navy. War Work:
Employed at the Admiralty as Superintendent of Sailing
Directions, Hydrographic Department. Address : 17, Wood-
field Road, Ealing. (C916)
SMITH, Very Rev. Monsignor Charles WiUiam, C.B.E
D.S.O, 6. 1873 ; s. of Frederick A. Smith, of Oxford. 1st Class
Chaplain to the Forces, and Assist. Principal Chaplain to an
Army in France during the Great War, 1915-19 (despatches
thrice) ; appointed Private Chamberlain to Pope Benedict XV.
1917. (C1326)
SMITH, Capt. Charles WiUiam, O.B.E, M.B, F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C. SMITH, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Charles WUUam Gates,
M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
SMITH, Cicely, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 24 Oct. 1881 ; d. of
Charles Frank Forster, of SouthUl, Plawsworth, Co. Durham ;
m. Clarence Dalrymple, s. of Thomas Eustace Smith, of
Gosforth House, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ : Privately.
War Work : Organiser and Hon. Sec. of the Hexham War
Hospital Supply and Clothing Depot ; Member of the North
umberland Belgian ReUef Committee, and Hon. Sec. of Hexham
Branch ; awarded the MedaUle de la Reine Elisabeth. Ad
dress : Loughbrow. Hexham, Northumberland. (011335)
SMITH, Clarence Dalrymple, O.B.B, J.P, fi. 16 May,
1868 ; s. of Thomas Eustace Smith, of Gosforth House, North
umberland ; m. Cicely, d. of Charles Frank Forster, of SouthUl,
Co. Durham. Educ. : Privately. Managing Director, Thos.
and Wm. Smith, Ltd. ; Chairman, British Wire Rope Manu
facturers' Association; Director, Smith's Dock Co, Ltd.;
Chairman of the Consett Iron Co, Ltd, the Consett Spanish
Ore Co, Ltd, the Newcastle Local Board, Royal Insurance Co,
and of the Tynemouth Unionist Association. War Work:
Chairman of Executive Committee, Northumberland Belgian
Relief Fund ; Member of National Committee for ReUef in
Belgium ; Chairman of the Care, Training, and Employment
Sub-Committee of the Northumberland War Pensions Com
mittee ; Chairman of the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce
Committee for the employment of ex-officers, and Hon. Assist.
District Director of the Appointments Department ; Chairman
of the Ropemakers' Advisory Committee to the Air Ministry ;
Address : Loughbrow, Hexham, Northumberland. Ctefis :
Carlton; Windham. (011336)
SMITH, Major Clarence Gorton Ross, O.B.E, A.P.D.
SMITH, Comm. Clifford Edward Heathcote, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. SMITH, Constance IsabeUa Stuart, O.B.E. ¦ d. of the late
Rev. Hinton Castle Smith,. Vicar of Marston Meysey, WUts.
Educ. : King's CoU, London. His Majesty's Senior Lady
Inspector of Factories, Factory Department, Home Office.
War Work : Special work in connection with FTactory Depart
ment ; Sec, Committee on Employment of Women, Ministry
of Reconstruction. Address : 26, Victoria Road, Withington,
Manchester. (011337)
SMITH, Major Daniel Rowland, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.O.C.
SMITH, Major David Joseph, O.B.E.
SMITH, Dempster, M.B.E.
SMITH, Lieut. Dennis WUUam, M.B.E.
SMITH, Denton, M.B.E, R.F.A, 6. 4 AprU, 1881 ; s. of
William Smith, of Sunderland ; to. Jeanie, d. of William Nichol,
of Skinbumess, SUloth. Educ : Privately. War Work :
France, 1914, in Lahore Division, La Basse Front; England,
1915 ; joined 23rd Division, France, Aug. 1915, Armentieres ;
Arras, Feb. 1916 ; Vimy Ridge, April, 1916 ; Somme, July,
1916 ; Ypres, Dec. 1916, to Nov. 1917 ; Italy, Dec. 1917 ;
Montello Front, Asiago Mountains. April, 1918 ; Lower Piava,
Oct. 1918 ; crossed lower Piava, Nov. 1918 ; Acting R.S.M.
from Nov. 1915, to May, 1919. (M4752)
SMITH, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Donald Woodford, M.B.E,
R.G.A. SMITH, Eng.-Comm. Edgar Charles, O.B.E, R.N.
SMITH, Edith Flora, Mrs., O.B.E, d. of Smith Howlett
Rowley, J.P, of Histon, Cambs. ; to. Frank, s. of the late
Thomas Hayden Smith, of Standon, Herts. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Commandant V.A.D, Cambs. 16 ; Hospital
opened for Belgian wounded, 15 Nov. 1914 ; received British
wounded, June, 1915. Address: Chilford HaU, Linton,
Cambs. (01138)
SMITH, Edith Mabel, Mrs., M.B.E.
S5KI& Edith Marion Drummond, Mrs., M.B.E.
SMITH, Col. Edmund Robinson, C.B.E, V.D. ; New
Zealand forces ; served in the Great War, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1872)
SMITH, Capt. Edward Peroival Airman, O.B.E, M.C,
R.A.M.C. SMITH, Capt. Edwin Thomas, M.B.E.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Smith

SMITH, EUzabeth Dorothea, Mrs. Hyde, M.B.E.
SMITH, EUzabeth Frances Jane Oke, M.B.E, fi. 4 Jan.
1856 ; d. of Francis Edward Smith, of Crediton, Devon. War
Wort: Quartermaster, V.A. Hospitals, Crediton, Devon.
Address : Greystone, Crediton, Devon. (M9655)
SMITH, 2nd Lieut. Eric Payton, M.B.E.
SMITH, Ernest Alfred, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
SMITH, Ernest Arthur, M.B.E.
SMITH, Ernest Wentworth, O.B.E, A.M.I.M.E, 6. 1885;
s. of Herbert Smith, of Canonbury, London ; m. Ruby Ethel,
_. of Edward WiUiam Hatton, of Brixton, London. Educ. :
Essex County CoU. General Manager (Steel Dept.), Harris
& Sheldon, Ltd, Birmingham. War Work : Deputy Director
ot Gauges, Ministry of Munitions, 1915-19, and Member of
British Engineering Standards Committee. Addresses : 46,
Cannon Street, B.C. 4 ; Highfield, The Chase, Coulsdon, Surrey. (0740)
SMITH, Ernest WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 18 Dec. 1880 ; s. of
Samuel William Smith, of Birmingham. Educ. : Birmingham.
Railway Official. War Work : Board of Trade, Coal Mines
Department, Household Fuel and Lighting Branch ; Retail
Coal Prices Section. Address : Fernhill, Warwick Road,
Acocks Green, Birmingham. Club : Hampden. (M9657)
SMITH, Eva Agnes, M.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Felix Patrick, O.B.E. Assistant Provost-
Marshal at Cologne. Address: The Bowling Green, Castle
BeUingham, Co. Louth. (05786)
SMITH, Frances Mary, O.B.E.
SMITH, Major Frank, M.B.E, 6. 17 Feb. 1881 ; s. of
Thomas Smith, of Axford ; nr. Marlborough, Wilts ; to. Fanny,
d. of Charles FUppance, of MUdenhaU, nr. Marlborough, WUts.
Educ : Kintbury. War Work : Served in 6th Regt. of
Mounted Infantry during South African War, as corporal ;
commissioned 5th Dorset Regt. Dec. 1914 ; took part to
landing at Suvla Bay, Aug. 1915 ; wounded ; promoted Lieut.
Aug. 1915 ; invalided home ; promoted Capt. and appointed
Adjutant in 19th Hampshire Regt, May, 1916 ; France, May,
1916 ; promoted Major.Dec. 1917 ; invalided home, Oct. 1918,
mentioned in despatches 1918. Address: Florence ViUa,
Wimborne Road, Poole, Dorset. (M6707)
SMITH, Frank, O.B.E.
SMITH, Frank Edward, O.B.E, F.R.S, 6. 14 Oct. 1876 ;
s. of Joseph Smith, of Birmingham ; m. May, d. of Thomas B.
King, of Birmingham. Educ. : Royal CoU. of Science, London.
lor 19 years Superintendent of Electrical Department, National
Physical Laboratory, Teddington ; since Feb. 1920, Director
of Scientific Research, Admiralty, also Sec. of Physical Society
of London. War Work : Confidential work for Admiralty and
War Office. Address : Redcot, St. James's Avenue, Hampton
Hill. Club : Physical Society. (0741)
SMITH, Frank Robinson, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
SMITH, Frank WUUam, M.B.E.
SMITH, Frederick, C.B.E. Assist. Director of Materials
and Priority, ControUer's Depart. Admiralty. Address :
Admiralty, Whitehall, S.W. (C279)
SMITH, Capt. Frederick Crawford, O.B.E, 6. 20 Aug.
1870 ; s. of Thomas Smith, of Leith ; to. Grace, d. of Albert
Edward Beeton. Educ : Silligs, Vevey, Switzerland ; Insti
tution, Edinburgh. War Work : SheUmaker, Vickers, Erith ;
B.R.C.S. Voluntary Driver ; O.C, Etaples, 1916 ; O.C, Bou
logne, 1917-18 ; and Deputy Director Transport. Address :
Chimney Corner, Walton-on-the-HUl. Clubs : Royal Auto
mobUe; Argentine. (03931)
SMITH, Major Frederick H., O.B.E, R.M.
SMITH, Major Frederick Hargreaves, O.B.E, R.A.S.C,
t. 17 April, 1869. Educ. : Shrewsbury, Univ. of London.
War Work : Served in His Majesty's forces from March, 1915 ;
twice mentioned in despatches. Address : Silcuri, Lancing,
Sussex. (O7703)
SMITH, Frederick Herbert, M.B.E.
SMITH, Frederick Robertson, M.B.E.
SMITH, Major Fred John, M.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Geoffrey Lionel, O.B.E.
SMITH, Lieut. George, M.B.E.
SMITH, Lieut. George Clarke, M.B.E, R.E.
SMITH, Capt. George Edward, O.B.B.. R.A.F.
SMITH, George Foster, M.B.E, Lecturer. (M10316)
SMITH, George Frederick, M.B.E, 6. 1875 ; s. of J.
bmith, of Leeds. Educ. : Leeds Univ. Engineer ; Works
Manager, Kitson & Co, Ltd, Leeds. War Work : Super-
ytenuing construction of tanks, 6-inch howitzers carriages,
4'5sheUs, trench guns, and locomotives for transport in France.
Address .- 82, Stratford Terrace, Leeds. (M9660)
SMITH, Lieut.-Col. George Frederiok, O.B.E, R.A.S.C. (T.)
SMITH, 2nd Lieut. George Geoffrey, M.B.E.
SMITH, Major G. Graham, O.B.B.
, SMITH, George Henry Cheverton, O.B.E, 6. 19 March,
J866 ; s. of the late Francis Smith, of Isle of Wight ; to. Ada
Mary Cheverton, d. of John WiUiam Tuckett, of Worthing,
Sussex. Educ. : Grammar School, Newport, Isle of Wight.
Uerk at the Admiraltv from 1885 to 1900 ; Assistant Cashier
>' H.M. Dockyards, Devonport, Sheerness, Gibraltar, Ports-
Mouth, and Dover from 1900-14 ; Deputy Cashier at H.M.
gockyard, Devonport from 1914-15 ; Sec. and Cashier at
flJU. Dockyard, Pembroke Dock, from June, 1915. War
Work .- Sec. and Cashier at H.M. Dockyard, Pembroke Dock.
Address : Baekmarch Farm, Rosyth, Scotland. (0742)
SMITH, Lieut. George Henry Gould, M.B.E, R.E.
SMITH, Col. the Hon. George John, C.B.B., New Zealand

Forces, 6. 1862 ; s. of John Smith, of Consett, England ; to.
1887, Eleanor S. B, d. of Robert Dawson, of Brucefleld, Christ-
church, New Zealand. General Merchant; Comdg. a New
Zealand Inf. Brig. ; elected a M.L.A. New Zealand, 1893, 1896
and 1901 ; M.L.C. 1907 ; Member of Port of Lyttelton (N.Z.)
Harbour Board, 1903-7 ; Board of Govs, of Canterbury Coll.
(Univ. of N.Z.), 1903-7 and 1913-18. Address : Riverland,
Opawa, Christehurch, New Zealand. (C298)
SMITH, George Milner, M.B.E.
SMITH.Major George Rainier DeHerriez, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
SMITH, George Sooby, CB.E, J.P.
SMITH, George WilUam, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B, 6. 29 April,
1876 ; s. of Rev. John Smith, of Corstorphine, Midlothian ;
to. Sylvia Rose Margaret, d. of Frederick Elliot Blackstone, of
London. Educ. : George Watson's Coll, Edinburgh : and
Edinburgh Univ. T. Major, R.A.M.C. ; D.A.D.M.S, Rouen
Base, B.E.F. Address : Chiswick House, Chiswick, London,
W. 4. (05787)
SMITH, Major George Wilson, O.B.E, K.O.S.B.
SMITH, George Wishart, O.B.E.
SMITH, Gladys Augusta, M.B.E, 6. 27 Feb. 1893 ; d. of
C J. R. Smith, of Sutton. Educ. : Sutton High School, and
Neuchatel, Switzerland. War Work : Served as V.A.D. nurse
at Sutton Red Cross Hospital, June, 1915. to July, 1917 ;
joined British War Mission to United States, July, 1917, to
July, 1918 ; Private Sec. to A. Chairman of British War Mission
in New York ; Junior Administrative Assistant at Ministry ot
Shipping. Address : HoUand House, Sutton, Surrey. (M952)
SMITH, Harold, M.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Harold Howard, M.B.E. ; s. of Howard
AUred Smith, of Birmingham. Educ : Birmingham. Painter
and Author ; served for several years before the war in City of
London Yeomanry ; subsequently obtained a commission in
the Horse Transport Branch of the Royal Army Service Corps.
War Work : Served for 3 years overseas with the British
Salonica Force ; Commanded the Macedonian Mule Corps ;
volunteered for service in Russia and served there as Staff
Capt, and personal Staff Officer to the G.O.C. (M7019)
SMITH, Lieut. Harold James, M.B.B.
SMITH, Harold Robert, M.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Sir Harry, K.B.E, R.A.S.C, M.T. (V.), 6.
27 Sept. 1874 ; s. of James Smith, of Netherwood, Keighley ;
m. Evangeline, d. of Pearson Atkinson, of Beechroyd, Keighley.
Educ. : Pannal Coll, Harrogate. War Work : Chairman,
Board of Management, H.M. National Shell Factory, Keighley ;
Area organisation Committee, Ministry of Munitions, London.
Address: Yew Bank, Keighley. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (K104)
SMITH, Lieut. Harry Cyril, O.B.E, M.C, R.E. (T.).
SMITH, Helen Nora, Mrs., M.B.B.
SMITH, Sir Henry Babington, G.B.E, K.C.B, C.S.I,
CH, 6. 29 Jan. 1863 ; s. of Archibald Smith, F.R.S, of
JordanhUl, Renfrewshire (see Bukke'S Landed Gentry) ; to.
Lady Elisabeth Mary, d. of 10th Earl of Elgin, K.G, of Broom-
haU, Dunfermline (see Bukke'S Peerage). Educ. : Eton ;
Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Deputy Governor, British Trade
Corporation ; formerly Sec. to the Post Office. War Work :
Member of Financial Mission to the United States, 1915 ;
Chairman, Enemy Debts Committee, Foreign Trade Debts
Committee, and other Government Committees ; Assistant
Commissioner for Great Britain in the United States, 1918-19.
Addresses : Vineyards, Saffron Walden ; 121, St. James'
Court, S.W. Club : Brooks's. (G61)
SMITH, Henry John, O.B.E, 6. 29 Jan. 1865. Educ. :
City of London School. Manager, National Provincial and
Union Bank of England, Cardiff. War Work : Hon. Treas.
and Chairman of Disablement Sub-Committee of War Pensions
Committee ; Chairman of War Savings Committee ; Hon.
Treas. Palace V.A.D. Hospital ; additional member appointed
by Minister of Labour of Local Employment Committee, aU of
Gloucester. Address : Meadowside, Llandaff, Glam. Club :
Cardiff and County. (011340)
SMITH, Capt. Henry Joseph CeoU, M.B.E, R A.F.
SMITH, Capt. Henry Surridge, M.B.B, R.E.
SMITH, Henry Watson, O.B.B, M.D, 6. 6 Feb. 1879 ;
8. of the late Alexander Henry Smith, of Aberdeen, Scotland ;
to. Bertha Ada, d. of John Moseley Greatwich, of Wednesbury,
Staffs. Educ. : Aberdeen Univ. Late House Surgeon, West
Suffolk General Hospital, Bury St. Edmund's ; Assistant
Medical Officer, Peckham House Asylum, and Durham County
Asylum. War Service : Civil Prisoner of War in Turkey ;
Director Lebanon Hospital for Mental Diseases, Asfuriyeh,
Beyrout, Syria ; kept hospital (Anglo-American) open
throughout war ; received letter of appreciation and thanks
from Gen. AUenby. Address : Lebanon Hospital for Mental
Diseases, Asfuriyeh, Beyrout, Syria. . (011341)
SMITH, Henry White, C.B.E, Chevalier Legion d'Hon
neur 1919, 6. 6 July, 1878 ; s. of the late W. G. Smith, of
Bristol ; to. Winifred, d. of the late James Kirkpatrick. Educ. :
Privately. Director of the Bristol Aeroplane Co, Ltd. ; Chair
man, Society of British Aircraft Constructors, Ltd, the repre
sentative body of the British Aircraft Industry, since its
foundation ; Member of Government Advisory Committee on
Civil Aviation, and of Government Committee on Aeronautical
Research and Education ; was Commercial Delegate repre
senting the British Aircraft Industry on the International Air
Convention of the Peace Conference, occupying position of Vice-
Chairman to Legal and Commercial Sub-Commission; was
Member of Government CivU Aerial Transport Committees ;

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Smith

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Member of Executive Committee of the Federation of British
Industries ; Chairman of West of England Association of
Controlled Establishments. Address : Winterboume House,
Winterboume, Glos. Clubs : St. Stephen's ; Royal Automo
bile ; Royal Aero.; Bristol Constitutional. (C626)
SMITH, Herbert Edwin, M.B.E.
SMITH, Herbert Francis, O.B.E, 6. 1 March, 1873 ;
s. of Septimus Francis, of Clapham ; to. Evelyn Fanny, d. of
Charles Butler, of Surbiton. Educ. : Malvern Coll. Secretary,
Crown Agents for the Colonies. War Work : Equipment of
troops in East and West Africa. Addresses : Bramerton,
West Byfleet; 4, MiUbank, S.W. 1. Club : Royal Automobile. (011342)
SMITH, Herbert Melville, C.B.E. General Manager,
King's Norton Filling Factory, Abbev Wood, Ministry of
Munitions, during Great War. (C2962)
SMITH, Herbert Parker Hastings, M.B.E.
SMITH, Major Isaac Claude Victor, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
SMITH, James, M.B.E.
SMITH, James, M.B.E.
SMITH, James AUred, M.B.E, 6. 15 Aug. 1871 ; s. of
the late William Smith ; to. Kate, d. of Charles Fowler Bacon.
Educ. : Haberdashers' Schools, Hoxton ; King's Coll, London.
Civil Servant ; Staff Clerk to the Colonial Office. War Work :
Administrative work, more particularly in connection with
the defence of the Colonies, and carrying out of war measures
by the several Colonial Administrations. Address : 26,
Broomfield Avenue, Palmer's Green, London (M955)
SMITH, 2nd Lieut. James Albert, M.B.E.
SMITH, James Cruiekshank, C.B.E, M.A, 6. 1867 ; s of
James Smith, of Dun, Forfarshire ; m. 1896, Edith, d. of
William Philip, J.P. Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. and Trin. Coll.
Oxford. Chief Inspector for Training of Teachers in Scotland ;
Director of Supplementary Rations, Ministry of Food ; Chair
man, Central Ciassfication Committee ; Director, Wages Sec
tion, Ministry of Munitions, 1915-17 ; Vice-Chairman, Ministry
of Munitions, Special Arbitration Tribunal on Women's Wage3,
1917-18. Address : Murrayfield Avenue, Edinburgh. (C627)
SMITH, Capt. James Drummond, O.B.E, R.A.F.
SMITH, Major James Haig, O.B.B, R.E, fi. 8 Nov. 1884 ;
s. of James Stuart Smith, of Carluke and Glasgow ; to. Daisy
Kydd, d. of James William Haig, of Edinburgh. Educ. :
George Heriot's School, Edinburgh. Assistant Surveyor, General
Post Office. War Work : Deputy Assist.-Director Postal
Services, 19th Corps, H.Q, France, 1918, and G.H.Q, N.
Russian Exped. Force, Archangel, 1918-19 ; mentioned in
despatches ; Order of St. Stanislaus, 2nd Class with swords ;
Hon. Sec. and Treas, G.H.Q. Winter Sports Committee, to
provide exercise and amusement for the troops operating from
Archangel during winter of 1918-19. Address : 12, Comely
Bank Terrace, Edinburgh. (O9706)
SMITH, Lieut. James Hampstead, M.B.E.
SMITH, Col. James Irvine, CB.E. ; S. African Forces ;
served in the Great War in German S.-W. Africa, 1914-15
(despatches). (C756)
SMITH, Capt. andQr.-Mr. James WiUiam, M.B.E. .R.A. S.C.
SMITH, John, M.B.B.
SMITH, Capt. John, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
SMITH, John Arthur, O.B.E.
SMITH, John Llewellin, M.B.E.
SMITH, John WiUiam, O.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John WUUam, O.B.E.
SMITH, Joseph Alfred Punton, M.B.E.
SMITH, Joseph Kent, O.B.E.
SMITH, Lieut.-Col. Julian Carter Carrington, O.B.E,
M.B, I.M.S.
SMITH, Sir Keith Macpherson, K.B.E. Lieut, late
R.A.F. ; made the successful flight from England to Australia
in 1919, with Capt. Sir Ross Macpherson Smith, K.B.E, M.C,
D.F.C, A.F.C (K327)
SMITH, Launcelot Eustace, C.B.E, 6. 1868. Chairman
and Managing Director of Smith's Dock Co, Ltd, of High
Docks, S. Shields ; Director of Smith's Dock Trust Co, Ltd,
and of N.E. Railway Co. Address: Piper Close, Corbridge-on-
Tyne. Clubs : Northern Counties ; Union (Newcastle-upon-
Tyne). (C299)
SMITH, Lancelot Grey Hugh, C.B.E, 6. 4 Aug. 1870 ;
s. of the late Hugh Colin Smith, of Mount Clare, Roehampton
(see Bukke'S Landed Gentry). Educ. : Eton ; Trinity Coll,
Cambridge. War Work : Lieut, Westminster Dragoons (2nd
County of London Yeomanry) ; principal delegate, British
Mission to Sweden, 1915 ; Chairman, Tobacco and Matches
Control Board ; Chairman several Board of Trade Restriction
Imports Committees ; also served on Inter-departmental Oil
Committee at the Admiralty ; Norwegian Fish Purchase Com
mittee at Board of Agriculture, and Contraband Committee.
SMITH, Capt. Leslie Harcourt, O.B.E.
SMITH, Lewis WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 28 July, 1862 ; s. of
William Smith, of Newburn-on-Tyne ; to. Caroline, d. of
Foster Dobson, of Throckley. Educ. : Newbum Manor School.
War Work : Engaged in the manufacturing of Naval and
,?S ?r guns ' also worked on the manufacture of guns for
all the big navies of the world. Address : 4, Albany Gardens,
bprmsboig, Shettleston, Glasgow. (M3978)
SMITH, LilUe Edith, Lady, O.B.E, d. of J. A. Mashew;
to. 9 Oct 1890, Sir Frederick WUliam (see Burke's Peerage),
?;, °}. "illiam James Smith. Address: c/o Messrs. Smith,
«ebster and Co, Capetown, S.A. ¦

SMITH, Lilly Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
SMITH, Lucie McDuff, Lady, CB.E. ; d. of the late,
W. W. CargiU, of Lancaster Lodge, Kensington ; m. Sir George,
K.C.M.G, C.M.G, s. of the late Hugh Smith, of Darvel, Ayrshire.
Invested with the C.B.E. for services in connection with the
Nyasaland ReUef Fund, and other charitable funds, Nyasaland
Protectorate. Address : Government House, Zomba, Nyasa
land. (C740)
SMITH, Sir Malcolm, K.B.E, J.P, fi. 1856 ; s. of Peter
Halcrow Smith, of Hoswick and Lerwick, Shetland ; m. Jane
Tod, d. of Thomas Dickson, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Anderson
Institute, Lerwick. Provost of Leith, 1908-1917 ; Member of
Fishery Board for Scotland since 1911 ; J.P. for Midlothian ;
Treas. Edinburgh Merchant Co. War Work : Chairman of
Local Recruiting Committee, Appeals Tribunal, War Pensions
Committee, National Relief Committee, ' Belgian Refugees
ReUef Committee, and Home for Disabled Men Committee;
Member of Munitions Board, East of Scotland ; Board of Trade
Representative on Port Labour Committee. Address : Clifton
Lodge, Trinity, Leith. Clubs : Scottish Liberal ; Northern ;
Royal Forth Yacht ; Leith Merchants'. (K427)
SMITH, Margaret Newbigging, M.B.E, 6. 1873 ; d. of
the late Joseph Newbigging Smith, of Glasgow. Educ:
Privately. War Work : Sec. Central Committee, Paisley, for
Sailors' and Soldiers' Comforts ; Supervisor Renfrewshire Red
Cross Depot, Paisley ; parcels for Prisoners of War, 5th, 6th,
and 16th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders ; comforts for
Renfrewshire Territorials. Address : Medwyn, Castlehead,
Paisley. (M9668)
SMITH, MarshaU King, O.B.E, 6. 22 June, 1867 ; s. of
Michael Henry Smith, m. Mary, d. of Capt. Robert Gray.
Educ : Privately. Sec. of Trinity House. War Work : In
connection with the Lighthouse Service of England and Wales.
Address: Trinity House, E.C. Clubs: Constitutional; Alpine.
(03932)
SMITH, Mary AmeUa, M.B.E. ; d. of Thomas Smith, of
Liverpool. Educ. : England and Switzerland. Formerly
Lady Superintendent of The Aberdeen School of Domestic
Science. War Work : May, 1917, to Oct. 1919, Unit Adminis
trator, Q.M.A.A.C. in MiUtary Hostels in the Aldershot Com
mand. Address : The Training School of Cookery, Colquitt
Street, Liverpool, (M5635)
SMITH, Mary Euphemia Roseborough, Mrs., M.B.E.
SMITH, Mary Isobel Barr, Mrs., CB.E. War Work:
Rendered services in connection with Red Cross movement in
S. AustraUa. (C719)
SMITH, Mathew, M.B.E.
SMITH, Major Maurice Castle, O.B.E.
SMITH, Maye AUce Pressley, M.B.E.
SMITH, Lieut. Miles Staniforth Cator, M.B.E.
SMITH, Noel WilUam KeUand Isbister, M.B.E.
SMITH, Peroival, M.B.B.
SMITH, Capt. Percy, M.B.E.
SMITH, Percy CampbeU, O.B.E. ; s. of Alfred WiUiam
Smith, of Stamford HiU, London ; m. Edith Caroline, d. of
Charles Heane, of Derby. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Served
in France, Commissioned rank, with Northumberland Fusiliers ;
wounded at Arras, AprU 1917 ; later appointed Assistant
Accountant, General Ministry of Shipping. Addresses : 44,
Duke Street, St. James, PiccadUly ; Whitemeads, Hatch End,
Middlesex. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (011345)
SMITH, Lieut.-Col. Peter CaldweU, C.B.E, R.A.M.C.
(T.). Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1766)
SMITH, Major PhiUp Albert, O.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Ralph WiUiam, M.B.E, fi. 7 Sept. 1877 ;
s. of Ralph Smith, of Camberwell ; to. Blanche Maud, d. of
George Murray, of Balham. Educ. : St. Saviour's School.
War Work : France, 1914-15 ; Mesopotamia, 1915-19, with
Manchester Regt. Address : 45, Dalkeith Road, West Dul
wich. (M4926)
SMITH, Surg.-Lieut. Reginald Eccles, O.B.E, M.B,
F.R.CS, R.N.
SMITH, Major Richard Stephenson, O.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Robert Adam, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 22 April,
1875 ; s. of Archibald Smith, J.P, late of Kirriemuir, Forfar
shire ; m. Katie Adeline, d. of Frederick Stedman, M.D, of
Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire. Educ : Webster's Seminary,
Kirriemuir ; High School, Dundee ; Univ. of Edinburgh.
Town Clerk of Kirriemuir ; Sec. to the Territorial Force
Association of the County of Forfar ; Hon. Sec. and Treas.
. Forfarshire Branch, British Red Cross Society ; Local Agent,
Ministry of Labour. War Work : Acted as Sec. of the Territorial
Force Association of the County of Forfar ; as Hon. Sec. and
Treas. of the County Branch of the British Red Cross Society,
and associated with the County Committee under the Presi
dency of the Dowager Countess of AirUe, G.B.E, in raising
large sums of money for the Red Cross ; and as Clerk to Local
Tribunals. Address : WeUbank, Kirriemuir. (011346)
SMITH, Major Robert Hunter, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
SMITH, Robert James, O.B.E, M.B, B.Ch.
SMITH, Robert John, C.B.E, C.A., F.S.S, fi. 1866;
s. of Robert Burns Smith, of Glasgow ; to. Kate Dinwoodie,
d. of Rev. Alexander Linn, of Glasgow. Educ. : Norland
House, and PoUokshields. Chartered Accountant ; Sec. of
the Royal Scottish AutomobUe Club. War Work : Member ot
Executive and Chairman, Transport Committee, Scottish
Branch British Red Cross Society ; Director, Scottish FiUing
Factory, Georgetown ; Chevalier Legion of Honour. Ad-
2, Redlands Road, Kelvinside, Glasgow. Clubs:

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Smith

Royal Automobile ; Royal Scottish Automobile ; Troon
Golf; Royal Clyde Yacht. (C629)
SMITH, Capt. Robert MelvUle, M.B.E, R.E.
SMITH, Rodnoy, M.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Ronald Maskeleyn, O.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Sir Ross Maopherson, K.B.E, M.C, D.F.C,
AF.C, AustraUan Flying Corps. Made the successful flight
from England to Australia with Sir Keith Macpherson Smith,
K B B. ; has the Order of Nahda of Hedjaz, 4th Class. (K326)
SMITH, Capt. S., O.B.E.
SMITH, St. Osyth Mahala Eustace, O.B.E.
SMITH, Lieut.-Col. Samuel Boylan, D.S.O, O.B.E, M.D.
BA, R.A.M.C, 6. 1872. Served on the N.-W. Frontier of
India, 1908 (medal with clasp) ; Great War, 1914-19 (wounded,
despatches). (C5789)
SMITH, Sarah Helen, O.B.E, 6. 15 May, 1872 ; d. of
Major-Gen. William Smith. R.A, of Balcarras House, Charlton
Kingt. Educ. : Sydenham High School. War Work : Com
mandant of The Priory Hospital, Cheltenham, V.A.D. Glos.
30. Address : Balcarras House, Charlton Kings, Cheltenham. (03933)
SMITH, Sarah Louisa, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Richard Winter
Kempson, of Barnet, Herts. ; to. Frederick WUliam Smith,
s. of John Smith, of Bristol. Educ. : Barnet Coll. War Wort: :
Red Cross work as Quartermaster Bristol/2, and Sec. County
Selection Board ; Sec, St. John Ambulance Brigade, Nursing
Division ; Member of Red Cross since 1909. Address : 6,
Cambridge Park, Durdham Down, Bristol. (M9670)
SMITH, Col. Sidney Ernest, C.B.E, R.A.F. Served in the
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches, O.B.E.). (C1907)
SMITH, Capt. Sidney James, O.B.E.
SMITH, Major Soloman Charles Karnes, M.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Stanley, O.B.E, R.A.S.C. (T.).
SMITH, MajorStanleyAlwyn, D.S.O, O.B.E, M.D, M.Ch,
F.R.C.S.E, R A.M.C, 6. 1882; s. of Col. T. J. Smith, V.D.,
of Rushton Spencer, Staffordshire. Educ : Repton School
aud Edinburgh Univ. Orthopcedic Surg, to Gen. Hospital
and Children's Hospital at Winnipeg ; served during the
Great War 1914-15 (despatches). (08939)
SMITH, Col. Stanley George Drew, M.B.E, late R.A,
6. 31 May, 1858; s. of Surg.-Gen. George Smith, M.D, of
Indian Medical Service ; m. Louisa Marian (who died), d. of
James Edmunds, M.D, of London. Educ. : Privately in
Edinburgh, and Germany ; Royal MUitary Academy, Woolwich.
Military Service in Royal ArtiUery, afterwards in Departmental
Services of the Indian Ordnance Department Factory Branch.
War Work : Appointed Assistant Inspector, Woolwich Inspec
tion Department, Oct. 1915 ; promoted Inspector, Oct. 1917,
until Sept. 1919 ; previous to the above was Ordnance Officer
in charge of Kurram Ordnance Field Park, Afghan War of
1878-80. Address; 33, Sussex Square, Brighton. Clubs :
United Service ; Royal Automobile. (M959)
SMITH, Lieut. Stanley Oscar, M.B.E.
SMITH, Stanley WUUam, M.B.E,
SMITH, Sydney, M.B.E, M.I.M.E.
SMITH, Sydney Edwin, O.B.E, 6. 15 June, 1884 ; s. of
Frederick Edward Smith, of Westcliffe-on-Sea. Incorporated
Accountant ; partner in firm of Hoale, Smith and Field, Cross
Keys House, Moorgate Street, E.C. War Work : May, 1916, to
Teb. 1919, held foUowing appointments at Ministry of Muni
tions; Assistant Director of Finance, Assitsant Controller of
Accounts, Member of Accounts Board, Member of Control of
Materials Committee, and Deputy Assistant Financial Sec.
Address: Cross Keys House, Moorgate Street. (01873)
SMITH, Sydney George, M.B.E, D.C.M., R.E.
SMITH, Major Sydney WilUam, O.B.E, R.A., and R.A.F.
SMITH, Lieut. Thomas, M.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, M.B.E, R.E.
SMITH, Thomas Armstrong, M.B.E.
SMITH, Thomas Blampey, O.B.E.
SMITH, Lieut. Thomas Harold, M.B.E, R.E.
SMITH, Sir Thomas James, K.B.E, J.P. Inspector-
General of the Royal Irish Constabulary. (K492)
SMITH, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas Joseph, M.B.E,
SMITH, Capt. Thomas Sinclair, M.B.E.
SMITH, Thomas WiUiam, C.B.E, fi. 1881 ; s. of Walter
Reeve Smith. Asst. Sec. Ministry of Munitions. (C2963)
SMITH, Victor Vyvian Cuthbertson, O.B.E.
SMITH, Major Vincent, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
SMITH, Capt. Walter WUliam, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
SMITH, Col. Walter WiUiam Marriott, C.B.E, R.A.
».), fi. 21 Dec. 1846 ; s. of the Rev. Henry Curtis Smith,
gctor of Rushton, Dorset (see Bukke'S Peerage, Smith-
Marriott, Bt.) ; m. 8 Aug. 1874, AUce Mary, 2nd d. of John
°- Ley, of TrehUl, Devon. Address : Downside, Winchester.
IMiZH* William Brownhill, O B.E, J.P.
SMITH, WilUam Charles Clifford, O.B.E.
SSJIJ1' CaP4- WUUam Edwin, O.B.E, R.A.F.
c!iJIH> Co1- William Frank, O.B.E.
w SH' Wuliam George, O.B.E. Educ. : Privately.
net Work : Assistant Commissioner, St. John Ambulance
Migade (No 12 District) ; Assistant County Director, British
m Cross Society and Order of St. John, City and County of
(. lm- Addresses : The Bungalow, Butterfield Ave, Rath-
TfeCo- D»blin. ; 40, Merrion Square, Dublin. (011350)
SMITH, Brig.-Gen. William Hugh Usher, C.B, C.B.E,
r;?-°-_ »• 1869 ; s. of the late Rev. Francis Smith, rector of
Atherstone, Stratford-on-Avon ; m. 1897, Amy, e. d. of Lieut-

£0!; ^c'..11?,,11' £OTm"rly Connaught Rangers. Educ : Trinity
Coll. Stratford-on-Avon. Entered R.A. 1888; Capt. 1898;
Major Army Ordnance Depart. 1904 ; Lieut.-Col. 1907 ; Col
1914; served in S. Africa, 1899-1902, with Army Ordnance
Depart, (despatches); Great War, 1915-19, as Director of
Ordnance Services, with rank of Brig.-Gen. (despatches, Order
ot Redeemer of Greece). (C14181
SMITH, William James, O.B.E. l^uo,
SMITH, William Joseph, M.B.E.
SMITH, Flight-Lieut. WiUiam Peroy, O.B.E, R.A.F.
SMITH, Lieut.-Col. William Stanley, O.B.B, 6 21 Aug.
1868 ; s. of Edward Smith, of Chedleton, Leek, Staffs. ; m.
Constance Vining, d. of Philip H. George, of Barrow Gumey,
,,°,m- „t duc- •' King'3 CoU, London ; Munich ; Copenhagen.
n ar Work : France, Belgium, Mediterranean, N. African
Coast (Salvage, Royal Flying Corps), Lieut, Capt, R.F.C, and
G.S. O.I. (Assist. Controller of Salvage, War Office) Aug. 1915,
£°„rNo,v„- 1919- Address: 33, Compton Road, Wimbledon.
b.W. 19. (07708)
SMITH, William Sydney, O.B.E. vwuoj
SMITH, Lieut.-Col. Chilton Lind ADDISON-, O.B.E.
SMITH, David BAIRD-, CB.E, LL.B, M.A, Hon. LL.D,
Chevalier de la LCgion d'Honneur, 6. 1877 ; s. of the late John
Baird-Smith, of Glasgow ; to. Jessica Duncan, d. of the late
Thomas Duncan Jameson, of Burma Police. Educ. : Glasgow
Univ. Solicitor ; General Editor, Scottish Text Society ;
Hon. Sec. Franco-Scottish Society. War Work : Member of
War Executive, Scottish Branch, British Red Cross Society,
and of British Committee, Croix Rouge Francaise. Address :
6, Woodlands Terrace, Glasgow. Club : Western (Glasgow).
SMITH, Constance Brightman, Mrs. BARRETT- M.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Wm. BOWDEN-, CB.E, Capt. R.N.
Great War, 1914-19, with Grand Fleet in Dardanelles, Ocean
Escort, and as Senior Naval Officer on the Tyne (despatches). (C1179)
SMITH, Major Philip WilUam LiUan BROKE-, D.S.O,
O "R "F1 7? "R
SMITH. Percy Pyne CALDECOLT-, O.B.E, F.S.I.
SMITH, Maude EUefred, Mrs. Hugh CASTLE-, M.B.E.
SMITH, Ella Gertrude CASTLEMAN-, M.B.B, 6. 1869 ;
d. of Edwin A. Smith, Letton, Blandford. Hon. Sec. and
Treas. of Dorset County Nursing Association ; appointed
Member of Dorset District Wages Board ; Member of County
Insurance Committee and of Local Advisory Committee
(Western Counties) for the Blind ; Poor Law Guardian, etc.
War Work : Chairman of Executive Committee of Dorset
Women's War Agricultural Committee, Hon. Treas. War
Savings Association ; Member of War Pensions Committee ;
Local Food Control Committee, and Profiteering Committee ;
Hon. Sec. of Working Party for Soldiers, etc. Address )
The Close, Blandford. (M9656:
SMITH, Wyke CATTERSON-, M.B.E.
SMITH, Major Percy George DARVIL-, C.B.E, 6. 1880 ;
s. of George Smith ; m. 1913, Ethel Kathleen, e. d. of the late
Thomas Henry Biss. Educ. : Wesley Coll. Dublin. Hon.
Major, late R.A.M.C. (Vol.) ; Sec. St. John Ambulance Brigade ;
Asst. Commr. for Bucks ; Sec. Terr. Branch St. John Ambu
lance Assocn. ; Organising Sec. Middlesex Voluntary Aid
Organisation, 1911-14, and Co Div. Aux. Hospitals and
V.A.D.'s, Middlesex, 1914-18 ; served in the S. African War
(Queen's medal and four clasps). Address : Orchard Cottage,
Prestwood, near Great Missenden. (C628)
SMITH, Major Peroy William DAYER-, O.B.E,
R.A.V.C. (T.).
SMITH, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Harry Launcelot ETHERING-
TON-, O.B.B, R.A.M.C.
SMITH, Major Cyril MoLaurin EUAN-, O.B.E, M.C.
fi. 1878. Educ: St. Paul's School, and Germany. War Work :
Served with R.G.A. in France, May, 1915, to April, 1919 ;
on Relief Mission in Turkey and Armenia, April to Aug. 1919,
under Supreme Economic Council. Address : White Rigg,
Starcross, Devon. C7«6 : Royal Societies'. (O2510)
SMITH, Lieut. WilUam GLEGG-, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
SMITH, Olive Frances, Mrs. GUTHRIE-, M.B.E, fi.
1883 ; d. of Col. S. C. F. Peile, Indian Army ; to. the late Major
W. M. Guthrie-Smith, 10th Gurkha Rifles, s. of Sheriff Guthrie-
Smith, of Edinburgh. War Work : In charge of Electro-
therapeutic dept. of London Command Depot, Seaford, Sussex,
and at Shoreham, Sussex. Address : 106, Cromwell Road,
S.W. 7. (M493)
SMITH, Izz Constance, Lady HADDON-, O.B.E, d. of
the late Col. B. Hodson, of Bath ; to. Sir George Basil Smith,
K.C.M.G, C.M.G, Governor and Commander-in-Chief, Wind
ward Islands. Address : Government House, Grenada,
Windward Islands. (08386)
SMITH. Lieut. Norman HAMILTON-, M.B.E, B.A,
LL.B, 6. 10 March, 1884 ; s. of the late William Smith, of
Melbourne, Australia ; to. Shirley Roughton, d. of Henry
Roughton Hogg, of 23, Hornton Street, W. 8. Educ. : Ton-
bridge School ; Trinity Hal!, Cambridge ; Inner Temple.
Barrister-at-Law; Director, A. L. Elder & Co. (1915), Ltd.;
London Director of Sands and McDougall Ppy. Ltd, Melbourne,
Australia. War Work : Commissioned R.G.A. (S.R.). June,
1915 ; active service in France and Italy. Addresses : 7,
St. Helen's Place, E.C. 3 ; Dormy House, Sunningdale. Club :
Melbourne (Australia). (M4713)
SMITH, Major Ralph Henry HAMMERSLEY-, O.B.E.
SMITH, Sir Thomas Rudolph HAMPDEN-, Bart,

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C.B.E, M.A, M.B. (Camb.), L.R.C.P. and F.R.CS. (London),
6. 1 .'60 ; s. of Sir Thomas Smith, Bart, of London (see BURKE'S
Peerage); m. 14 June, 1897 Ann Ellen, d. of Joseph William
Sharp. War Work : Worked in Hospitals. (C3122)
SMITH, Theodore Edward HART-, O.B.E.
SMITH, WUliam HAYNES-, M.B.E, fi. 4 Nov. 1870.
Educ. : Eton, and Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Address :
Turleigh Mill, Bradford-on-Avon. Club : White's. (M9675)
SMITH, Christine Louise HERBERT-, Mrs.. M.B.E.
SMITH, Frank HOLGATE-, M.B.E.
SMITH-, Elizabeth Dorothea, Mrs. HYDE-, M.B.E,
fi. 9 Oct. J886; d. of Archibald Dunlop, M.D, of Holywood,
Co. Down ; to. Major Herbert Charles, D.S.O, Scottish Rifles,
s. of Sergison Hyde-Smith. Educ : Cheltenham Ladies' Coll.
War Work : Helped to start, and ran a club for soldiers in
Rouen. France, Oct. 1915, to Nov. 1919. Address : St. Helen's,
Holywood, Co. Down. (M3619)
SMITH, Capt. Valentine Gardner HYDE-, M.B.E.
SMITH, Annie Margaret, Mrs. KEEBLE-, M.B.E. 6.
23 July, 1886 ; d. of John Francis Burnett, of Hurst Manor,
Slimbridge, Glos. ; in. George Digby Keeble-Smith, s. of
George Keeble-Smith. Educ : Down End, Clifton. Trained
nurse. War Work : Staff Nurse at Cedar Lawn Military
Hospital, and at Caen Wood Towers Hospital ; Welfare
Superintendent at the Aston Construction Co. Address :
46 Eagle Wharf Road, N. 1. (M624)
SMITH, Frances Louise, Mrs. KYRLE-, O.B.E.
SMITH, Harold LEA-, O.B.E, 6. 13 July, 1873 ; s. of
John Lea-Smith, of 41, Bryanston Square, London, W. ; to
Adele, d. of T. C. Brandon, of Sandgate, Kent. Educ. :
Rugby. War Work : Actively engaged to Volunteer work ;
Member of London Coal Committee of Board of Trade ;
Divisional Officer, MetropoUtan Area, Household Fuel and
Lighting Order Branch, Board of Trade. Address : Wood-
house, Wimbledon Park, Surrey. Clubs: Royal AutomobUe ;
Royal Wimbledon Golf. (011339)
SMITH, Capt. Lindsay LINDSAY-, M.B.E, R.A.O.C,
s.of the late F. A. Lindsay-Smith, J.P, CCand Lady Poison,
of 18. Sussex Place, Regents Park; m. 12 Jan. 1921, Eleri, d.
of John BUbie, M.I. Mech. E, CC, of Purley, and 106, Queen
Victoria St, E.C. (M6668)
SMITH, John LLEWELLIN-, M.B.E, L.R.I.B.A, fi. 14
June, 1873 ; s. of David Smith, M.E, of Aberdare, Glam. ;
to. Mabel Millicent, d. of Frederick W. Mander, J.P, of Aber
dare, Glam. Educ. : WycUffe CoU, Stonehouse. Architect
and Estate Agent. War Work : Member and Hon. Treas,
Aberdare War Pensions Committee ; Vice-Chairman, Training
Sub-Committee of South Wales Joint Disablement Committee ;
Chairman, Local Employment Committee (Ministry of Labour) ;
Hon. Sec, Belgian Relief Committee, Aberdare. Address :
Fernleigh, Aberdare, Glam. Club : Aberdare Valley Golf.
(M9665)
SMITH, Capt. John Alfred LUCIE-, O.B.E.
SMITH, Lieut.-Col. Bertram METCALFE-, C.B.E.
Special List ; served in S. Africa, 1900-2 (Queen's medal with
two clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-
19 (despatches). (C1696)
SMITH, Hilda Mary MONCRIEFF-, Mrs., O.B.E.
SMITH, Robert Earl MONTEITH-, O.B.E.
SMITH, Lieut.-Col. Arthur MURRAY-, C.B.E, fi. 25
April, 1868 ; s. of the late Rev. I. Gregory Smith, LL.D. ;
m. Rebe Mabel, d. of Thomas Marlow. of Aldridge, Staffs.
Educ : Marlborough CoU. ; R. M. Academy. War Work :
Aug. 1913 rejoined the Reserve of Officers as Brigade Major
R.A, of the 1st South Midland (48th) Division T.F. ;¦ France,
March, 1915 ; invalided home, June, 1915 ; passed as fit for
Home Service only ; R.M. Academy, Woolwich, Sept. 1915,
as Chief Instructor in Artillery ; served in this appointment
until Dept. 1919. Club : Army and Navy. (C1711)
SMITH, Montague Bentley Talbot PASKE-, O.B.E.
SMITH, Major Douglas Cyril PERCY-, D.S.O, O.B.E.
SMITH, Lieut.-Col. Hugh Bateman PROTHEROE-,
O.B.E. SMITH, Capt. Edward RAWDON-, O.B.B, 6. 2 July,
1890 ; s. of F. Rawdon-Smith, J.P, of Eastfield, Ironbridge,
Salop ; m. Agnes Cottam, d. of John Brayton, of Hindley,
Lancs. Educ. : St. Edward's School, Oxford ; Queen's CoU,
Oxford. Barrister-at-law ; Company Sec. War Work :
Served in Rifle Brigade ; War Office Recruiting Department ;
Ministry of National Service, Assistant Sec. ; Sec. of Labour
Sub-Committee of War Cabinet. Address : 41, Circus Road,
St. John's Wood ; 2, Central BuUdings, Westminster. Club :
Conservative. (03929)
SMITH, Capt. Erie RIVERS-, M.B.E.
SMITH, Capt. Stanley RIVERS-, O.B.E.
SMITH, Paymaster-Capt. Charles ROACH-, C.B.E ,
R.N. (Ret.), 6. 10 Aug. 1860 ; s. of John Smith, of Landguard,
Isle of Wight ; to. Catherine Frances, d. of the late Paymaster-
in-Chief Edward Robinson, R.N. Educ. : St. Helen's Coll
Southsea. War Work: H.M.S. President's Office for Shore
and Special appointments, R.N.R, R.N.V.R. Address :
Landguard, Sawbridgeworth, Herts. (C623)
SMITH, Mabel ROUSE-, M B E
SMITH, George SCOBY,- CB.E, J.P, 6. 21 Nov. 1848 ;
s. of Joseph Smith, of Middlesbrough; to. Harriet Coates,
d. of WilUam Burdon. Company Manager, Bolckow, Vaughan
& Co. ; Chairman of Directors, Brit. Basic Slag, Ltd,
Director of Brit. Magnesite Calcining Co, and Steetley Lime
Co. War Work: Member of Lord Balfour's Committee on

Trade after the War, Pig-iron Control Committee, and of the
Provisional Advisory Council of the Board of Trade • Chair t
man of the Committee appointed by the Board of Trade on i
the Iron and Steel Trades after the War, and of the Ministrv
of Munitions N.B. Coast Pig-iron Control Committee Ad- '
dresses : Lyndhurst, Roman Road, Linthorpe, Middlesbrough '¦
Clubs : Constitutional and Royal AutomobUe, London ¦ Cleve' '
land, Middlesbrough. ' (rjffijsi ~
SMITH, Lieut. Henry Edward Goves SCOTT-, OBE i
R.N.R. "' ;
SMITH, Capt. Keith John SETH-, O.B.E RFA
SMITH, Edward Shrapnell SHRAPNELL-. ' C B V,
F.C.S, - M.Inst.T, fi. 1875; s. of Edward Charles Smith of '
Liverpool (compounded mother's maiden name, Shrapnell '
with surname in 1912) ; m. Sarah Rosalie, d. of the late Major- '-*
Gen. R. Temple Godman, of Highden, Sussex. Educ : Liver- 2
pool Royal Institution School, and Liverpool Univ CoU £
Director of Transport Companies and Chemical Engineer' "
Director-General London Housing - Bonds Campaign War ''!
Work: Chairman, Standing Joint Committee, Mechanical ;
Road Transport Associations, 1914-18 ; Hon. Sec and Treas ''"
Comforts Fund for R.A.S.C, M.T, 1914-17 ; Chief Economy !)
Officer and Deputy Director (Technical Investigations) on !,i
H.M. Petroleum Executive, 1917-19. Address: Hound *
House, Shere, Surrey. Clubs : Royal Societies' ¦ Royal "'
Automobile. (C624) S
SMITH, Lieut.-Col. Richard Talbot SNOWDEN- S
CBER'VSC » i
SMITH* Lieut. Charles TYSOE-, M.B.E, I.A.R ORE :
SMITH, Helen, Mrs. WILLOUGHBY-, M.B.E '-'
SMITH, Constance Maitland WILSON-, Mrs, MBE
6. 19 Oct. 1862 ; d. of Lieut.-Col. F. Maitland Wilson' of 8
Stowlangtoft Hall, Bury St. Edmunds (see BUKKE'S Landed '"
Gentry) ; m. Henry Wilson Smith, s. of W. A. Smith, of Cole- >
brooke Park, Tonbridge. War Work : Commandant, V.A D -
Kent 14; Hayle Place Hospital, Maidstone, Oct. 1914,' to
Jan. 1919. Address : Colebrooke Park, Tonbridge, Kent
Club : Empress. (M2440) H
SMITH, Constance Evelyn WINWOOD-, M B E 'i
SMITHE, Ida EUzabeth, Mrs, CB>E, fi. 24 Dec' 1872- ;J
d. of Capt. John Hampden Waller, M.V.O, Royal Body a
Guard, of Lee Place, Charlbury, Oxon. ; m. Bevil GranvUle s
Smithe. War Work: Vice-President British Red Cross ?•'
Society ; Hon. Sec. Rye Div. ; Commandant V.A.D. Sussex E
Address: Burnt Wood, Battle, Sussex. Clubs : V.A.D -
Ladies'. (C631)
SMITHERS, Hubert, O.B.E, fi. 23 Feb. 1885 ; s of
Sir Alfred Waldron Smithers, of Knockholt, Kent. Educ. :
Charterhouse. Member London Stock Exchange. War
Work : MobiUsed with 4th Batt. Royal West Kent Regt
(T.F.) • 2nd in command and subsequently commanded
2/4th Batt. R.W. Kent Regt. at landing, Suvla Bay; later
employed at Cairo as D.A.D.R.T. till end of war. Address :
Knockholt, Kent. Club : Royal Automobile. (02933)
SMITHERS, Sub-Lieut. Walter GUbert, M.B.E,
R.N.V.R. SMITHERS, Lieut. WilUam Henry Grant, O.B.E,
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SMITHETT, Major Henry CecU East, O.B.B, fi. 25 Oct.
1860 ; s. of the late Capt. M. E. Smithett, R.N. ; m. Coralie
Charlotte, d. of T. F. Harrington, of London. Educ. : Chelten
ham Coll. Regular Army (ret.). War Work : Employed at nt
home, Aug. 1914, to Aug. 1920, in various capacities, Staff Si
and Regimental. Address: 12, HalesweUe Road, Goklers B
Green, N.W. (O7709) S
SMITHSON, Lieut.-Comm. AUred Edward, O.B.E,, '"V
SMITHSON, Lieut. Edward, M.B.E.
SMITHSON, John George, O.B.E.
SMITHSON, Brig.-Gen. Walter Charles, CB.E.. D.S.C,
fi. 26 Jan. 1860 ; s. of Samuel Smithson, J.P, of Lentran,
Inverness ; to. Anne Charlotte Le Gendre, d. of John Piers
Chamberlain Starkie, of Ashton HaU, Lancaster. Educ. :
FaithfuU's, Storrington. Joined the MUitia, 1877: Com
missioned 13th Hussars, 7 Jan, 1880 ; served with this regi
ment, East Indies, 1880 ; Afghanistan, 1880-81 ; East Indies
1881-84 ; S. Africa, 1884-85 ; appointed A.D.C. to the late
F.M. Visct. Wolseley, K.P, 1891-1905 ; promoted Major, 1896;
served in Boer War, 1899-1902 ; Commanding the regiment
from Aug. 1901 ; present at the reUef of Ladysmith, Colenso,
Spion Kop, Vaal Krantz, Tugela Heights, and Pieters Rill
(severely wounded, Queen's Medal, 5 clasps ; King's Medal, 2 '-Jul
clasps ; mentioned in despatches). War Work : appointed to j*1
the 2/6th Gordon Highlanders, Oct. 1914; promoted Officer -rs
in Command Northern Cavalry Depot, Scarborough, Nov. 'ife
1914, to Feb. 1915 ; placed in command of 2/1 Yorkshire %_
Mounted Brigade, Feb. 1915, to Nov. 1916; mentioned in »:(,
Sec. of State's List, Feb. 1917. Address : Invery, Banchory. > im
Clubs : Army and Navy ; Roehampton. (C1768) fefc,
SMITHWICK, Major Standish George, O.B.E, fi. 21 Jan. % j
1878 ; d. of the Rev. Chancellor S. P. Smithwick, of Monastere- >s^,
van, Co. KUdare ; m. Dora Louisa, d. of Charles Webb, J.P, 5» j
of Park Place Tashinny Co. Longford. Educ: Corrig School <%i
Kingstown and Trinity Coll, DubUn. Major, 2nd battalion ligj
Royal Dublin FusiUers; South African War, 1899-1902 (Queen's ',<„'
Medal, 3 clasps ; Kings Medal, 2 clasps). War Wort : 1914-18, ^
1914 Star, G.S, and Victory medals ; wounded, mentioned in k: j
despatches ; still serving with regt. in Constantinople. i> u
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SMV, Capt. Alfred, M.B.E.
SMYLY, Luiet.-Col. Frederiok Philip, O.B.E.
SMYLY, Major Richard Josiah, O.B.E.
SMYTH, Barbara, Mrs. Ross, O.B.E.; d. of the late
Andrew Hepburn, of Dunallan, Crieff ; m. John, s. of the late
George Gillie Smyth, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Morrison's
Academy, Crieff. Convener, Soldiers' and Sailors' Families
Association, Perth City Branch, and of Dependants' Committee,
Perth Local War Pensions Committee. War Work : Aug.
1914. joined Mrs. John Berrington, in reconstituting Perth
City Branch of Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association, and
succeeded her as Convener; July, 1916, when local War
Pensions Committees were organised, appointed Convener of
Dependants' Committee. Address : Laggan, Clyde Place.
Perth. (011352)
SMYTH, Major Benjamin, M.V.O, O.B.E.
SMYTH, Capt. Bernard Owen, O.B.B.
SMYTH, Ethel Downing, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 1870 ; d. of
James Leonard Wilson, of Wimbledon ; m. Percy Meliss
Smyth. Educ. : St. Helen's, Clifton. War Work : In con
nection with National ReUef Fund in Hackney, and Hon. Sec.
Hackney Local Central Committee for War Savings. Address :
21, Elm Park Gardens, London, S.W. 3. (M3980)
SMYTH, Francis Watson, M.B.E.
SMYTH, Major Frederiok Wilkinson, O.B.E.
SMYTH, George Edward, O.B.E.
SMYTH, Major Humphrey EtwaU, D.S.O, O.B.E,
fi. 1884; s. of Col. EtwaU Walker Smyth, C.B. Educ:
R.M.A. Entered R.G.A. 1902 ; Major, 1917 ; transferred to
R.A.O.C 1918 ; served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (06418)
SMYTH, Jane Robinson, Mrs., M.B.E. Educ. : Edin
burgh. War Work : President of Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies
Assoc, Bambridge Area; Member, Co. Down War Pensions
Local Committee. Address : Brookfleld, Banbridge, Co.
Down. (M9677)
SMYTH, John Cecil, M.B.E, M.D.
SMYTH, John George, O.B.E, fi. 4 Aug. 1876; s. of
Capt. T. Smyth, late of 1st Gloucestershire Regt. Asst.
Accountant-General, Ministry of Shipptog, and Superintending
Inspector of Taxes, Inland Revenue. War Work : Worked
at Ministry of Shipping (Finance Branch). Address : 3d,
Barrowgate Road, Chiswick, W. 4. (011354)
SMYTH, Vice-Adm. Morris Harry, CB.E, R.N.
Lieutenant employed on the Indian Marine Survey ; served
with the Naval Brigade during the Burma Annexation War,
1885-86 (mentioned in despatches) ; India Medal, Burma,
1885-87, clasp ; Cross of the Order of Naval and MiUtary
Merit (Spain) ; Rear Admiral (retired) Nov. 1908 ; Vice-
Admiral. April. 1914. (C1941)
SMYTH, Vioe-Adm. Morris Henry, CB.E, R.N.R.
SMYTH, Brig-Gen. Robert Napier, C.B.E, D.S.O.
(late 21st Lancers), 6. 26 June, 1868 ; s. of Maj.-Gen. J. H.
Smyth, C.B, of Frimhurst, Frimley, Surrey. Educ. : Welling
ton CoU. D.A.A.G, InteUigence, 1900-1902 ; Staff Officer,
South African Constabulary, 1902-1905 ; G.O.C, Fermoy,
Deland, 1919. War Work : Egyptian Campaign, 1898 ; South
African War, 1899-1902 ; G.S.O, G.H.Q. France, 1914-15 ;
Brigade Commander, 1915-18. Clubs : Naval and Military ;
Cavalry. (C1769)
SMYTH, Lieut.-Col. Robert MLLNER-, O.B.E, S.A.M.C.
SMYTH, Barbara, Mrs. ROSS-, O.B.E.
SMYTHE, Altamont, O.B.E.
SMYTHE, Lieut. Frank Oldham, M.B.E.
SMYTHE, Major Harry Alexander, O.B.E, R.A.S.C,
6. 8 July, 1885 ; s. of Henry G. Smythe, of Heme Hill, London.
Educ. : Dulwich CoU. War Work : Served in France from
Sept. 1914, to May, 1916 ; in Ireland, Aug. 1916, to Aug.
1918 ; in Macedonia, Sept. 1918, to Nov. 1918 ; and in Turkey,
Nov. 1918, to Nov. 1919. (06532)
SMYTHE, Capt . Patrick Cecil. Educ. : Charterhouse, and
Christ Church, Oxon. Served in Army. Address : Braco,
Isla Road. Perth. (05791)
SMYTHE, Capt. Theodeor Wm., O.B.E.
SMYTHE, Lieut.-Col. WUliam Ross, CB.E. Canadian
Forestry Corps ; served in the Great War. (C841)
SMYTHE, Albert Charles BUTLER-, M.B.E, F.R.CS.
SNAGGE, Sir Harold Edward, K.B.E, 6. 28 Dec. 1872 ;
s. of the late Sir Thomas Snagge, K.C.M.G, Judge of County
Courts ; to. 1901, Inez Alfreda, d. of the late Alfred Lubbock,
of Par, CornwaU. Edue. : Eton Coll, and New Coll, Oxford.
East India Merchant, and Banker ; Director of Barclays Bank,
Ltd, The British Trade Corporation, and other companies
partner in firm of Edward Bonstead & Co, London; an
Additional Commissioner of Taxes in the City of London.
War Work: Sec. (unpaid) to the Ministry of Information.
Address : SandhUls, Bletchingley, Surrey. Clubs : Travellers' ;
Wellington; Beefsteak; Garrick. (K428)
SNAITH, Adam Currie, M.B.E, 6. 9 May, 1877; s. of
George Snaith, of Darlington ; m. Marie, d. of WUliam Morris,
of Maryport. Educ : Chester CoU. Headmaster, Eaglescliffe
Junction School, and North Brancepeth School, Co. Durham.
Inspector of Schools, Durham County Council. War Work :
Hon. Sec. Brandon and Byshottles War Savings and Food.
Economy Committee ; and Executive Officer, Food Control
Committee; Hon. Sec. Langley Moor (East Ward) Relief
Committee. Address: WhitweU ViUas, Langley Moor, Co-
Durham. (M2451)
SNAPE, Major Albert Edward, O.B.E, R.A.F.

SNAPE, Henry Lloyd, O.B.E, D.Sc, Ph.D., F.I.C,
6' 20 April, 1861 ; s. of the late Alderman Thomas Snape, J.P,
of Liverpool; to. Maud Mary, d. of the late John Bonfleld
AUen, of Norwich. Educ. : Liverpool Institute ; Owens CoU,
Manchester; Univ. Coll., Liverpool; Univ. Coll, London;
Univs. of BerUn and Gottingen. Formerly held the appoint
ments of Demonstrator of Chemistry, Univ. Coll, Liverpool ;
Head of Department of Chemistry and Physics, Manchester
Technical School ; Professor of Chemistry, Univ. CoU, Aberys
twyth, Univ. of Wales ; Public Analyst for Cardiganshire, and
Director of Education to the Lancashire County Council. War
Work : Chairman of Education Committtee which organised,
for the Counties of Lancashire and Westmorland, courses of
Technical Instruction for disabled sailors and soldiers. Ad
dress : Fernlea, Torquay. (011355)
SNELGAR, Capt. John Thomas, M.B.E, fi. 8 Aug. 1887 ;
s. of Hugh Snelgar, of Redlynch, Wiltshire ; m. Verona
Rebecca, d. of WiUiam RusseU, of Wimbledon. Educ. :
Bournemouth School, and London Univ. Administrative
Officer in the L.CC Education Service. War Work : Gazetted
to WUts Regt. Feb. 1915, aud served in France with 1st Wilts.
from June, 1915, to July, 1916 ; mentioned in despatches for
gallantry at Hooge ; twice wounded on the Somme ; served in
Mesopotamia with 5th Wilts, March. 1917, to March, 1919 ;
Staff work round Kirkuk whUst Adjutant, July, 1918, to Sept.
1919 ; Commanded a company in No. 2 Special Batt. in India
during riots and Afghan rising, 1919. Address : 12, Kitchener
Road, Thornton Heath. (M4928)
SNELL, John Beddome, O.B.E, fi. 2 March, 1864 ; s. of
Frederick William Snell, of Kenley, Surrey ; to. Susan EmUy,
d. of Theodore Howard, of Bickley, Kent. Educ. : Merchant
Taylors' School. Alderman of Tunbridge Wells ; SoUcitor
(1st Class Honours), and Notary PubUc. War Work : Hon.
Bxecutive Officer, Food Control Committee, Tunbridge Wells,
1917-20, and Executive Officer, Ticehurst Food Control Com
mittee, 1919-20 ; Chairman of Tunbridge WeUs Recruiting
Committee, MiUtary Advisory Committee, War Savings Com
mittee, Economy Campaign, and National Service Committee.
Address : Bramdean, Stonegate, Ticehurst, Sussex. (011356)
SNELL, PhiUp William. M.B.E, R.N.
SNELLING, Major Leonard Fowler, O.B.E, R.A.O.C,
6. 18 July, 1877 ; s. of James WiUiam SneUtog, of Winchester ;
to. Ethel Marion, d. of the Rev. H. A. Burrowes, of Ireland.
Educ. : Alleyn's, Dulwich. Served to the Great War. Men
tioned in despatches, 13 Mar. 1918. Address : The Garrison,
Purfleet, Essex. Club : Sundridge Park Golf. (07712)
SNELLING, Lieut.-Comm. Norman George Fowler,
O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
SNEPP, Major John Wansey, O.B.E.
SNIDER, Col. Irvine Robinson, O.B.E, 6. 1 Jan. 1864 ;
s. of Edwy Snider, of Toronto, Canada ; to. EUen, d. of Thomas
Swales, of Portage la Prairie. Educ. : Toronto. Farmer.
War Work: Commanded the 27th City of Winnipeg Batt.
from Nov. 1914, until April, 1916 ; served in Belgium and
France ; commanded 14th Canadian Reserve Batt, Shorn-
cliffe, Jan. 1917, to Feb. 1918, and 10th Canadian Garrison
Batt, Winnipeg, until Feb. 1919. Address: Portage la
Prairie, Manitoba, Canada. (01877)
SNODGRASS, Burns, M.B.E.
SNODGRASS, WilUam WaUace, M.B.E.
SNOW, Daisy, Mrs., M.B.E.
SNOW, Hilda Gertrude, M.B.B,
SNOW, T. Lieut. William, M.B.B, R.A.S.C.
SNOWDEN, Hon. Major Arthur de Winton, C.B.E, M.A,
M.D, B.C. (Cantab), M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, 6. 12 Sept. 1872 ;
s. of John Hampden Snowden, Prebendary of St. Paul's
Cathedral ; to. Elizabeth CecU, d. of Capt. Cecil George Assheton
Drummond, of Enderby Hall, Leicester. Educ. : St. Paul's
School, Cambridge, and St. George's Hospital. South African
War, Civil Surgeon, 1899-1901. War Work : Major, R.A.M.C,
Great War, 1914-19. Address : Broomy Hurst. Ringwood.
SNOWDEN, Cyril Ralph, C.B.E. Controller, Finance
Section, Ministry of Blockade, during the Great War. (C2965)
SNOWDEN, Florence Mary, Mrs., O.B.E.
SNOWDEN, Frederick Cousins, M.B.E. .,.„„„
SNOWDON, John Henry Reed, M.B.E, 6. 6 AprU, 1890 ;
s of John WiUiam Snowdon, of Gateshead-on-Tyne. Educ. :
Gateshead-on-Tyne. War Work : Private Sec, Director of
Experiments and Research, Admiralty. Address : 12, Oyerdale
Road, W. 5. (M9681)
SNOWIE, James, M.B.E.
SOAMES, Capt. Arthur Granville, O.B.E, fi. 12 Oct. 1886 ;
s of the late Harold Soames, of Lilliput, Dorset; to. Hope
Marv Woodbyne, d. of Charles Woodbyne Parish, of 58,
Ennismore Gardens, London S.W 7 Edue. : Eton and
Sandhurst. Coldstream Guards, 1905-19 ; Retired, Dec. 1919.
War Work : Staff Capt, 4th Guards Brigade 1914 ; Brigade
Major, 119th Infantry Brigade, 1915r16, and 12th Infantry
Brigade, 1917; G.S.O, II, 58th Division 1911 '; G.S ,£ II.
AustraUan Imperial Force Depots in U.K 1917 ; Brigade
Major, 23rd Reserve Brigade ,1917-19. Address : Ashwell
Manor Penn, Bucks. Clubs : Guards' ; Arthur's. (07714)
SOAMES, Capt. Gerald, O.B.E.
SOAMES Mabel Janet, Mrs., M.B.E 6. 4 Nov. 1875 ; d.
of the late Capt. J. T. Wetherall, of Loddington House, near
Kettering. War Work : Sec. Red Cross Hospital: Joint
Managerf War Hospital Supply Depot ; Sec. Trowbridge Div.
British Red Cross Society. Address : HUperton, Trowbridge

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Soames

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

SOAMES, Una, Mrs , M.B.E.
SOAMES, Major Walter Field, O.B.E.
SOANE, Ely Banister, C.B.E. Political Officer, Mesopo
tamia Exped. Force, during Great War. (C746)
SOLLY, Henry Wilkinson, M.B.E.
SOLLY, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. WilUam, M.B.E, R.E.
SOLOMAN, Edward, M.B.E.
SOLOMON, Lieut.-Col. Harold Josiah, O.B.E, M.C,
SOLOMON, Capt. Joseph, M.B.E, 6. 3 Dec. 1872 ; s. of
Joseph Lewis Solomon, of Lewes, Sussex ; m. Alice, d. of
WilUam Groves, of Edenbridge, Kent. Educ. : Lewes, and
Army Schools. War Work : Army Pensioner ; re-enlisted,
Sept. 1914 ; commissioned, July, 1915 ; served continuously in
France and Flanders with 8th Royal Sussex and on the Rhine
with Army of Occupation, 53rd Royal Sussex, until March,
1920; thrice mentioned in despatches. Address: Olinda,
Gibauderie, Guernsey. (M6450)
SOLTAU, Col. Alfred Bertram, C.M.G, CB.E, T.D,
M.D, M.R.C.P, F.R.CS, fi. 21 March, 1876 ; s. of George
Soltan, of Plymouth ; m. Edith Mary, d. of WiUiam Watts,
of Plymouth. Educ : London Hospital. Hon. Consulting
Physician for Gassed cases, Ministry of Pensions ; Hon.
Physician, S. Devon and E. Cornwall Hospital, and Devon and
Cornwall Ear and Throat Hospital; Member of Plymouth
Borough Council, and Chairman. Public Health Committee.
War Work: Commanded 25th Field Ambulance from AprU,
1908, to Aug. 1916; Consulting Physician to 1st and 2nd
Armies, Nov. 1916, to Sept. 1918 ; Consulting Physician, War
Office, Oct. 1918, to April, 1919 ; despatches 4 times ; 1914
Star and Clasp, Croix de Guerre, Commander Order of Aviz.
Address : 1, The Crescent, Plymouth. Club : Royal Western
Yacht. (C1121)
SOMAN, Mariette, M.B.E, fi. 2 June, 1889 ; d. of A. E.
Soman, of Norwich, Norfolk. Educ: Norwich High School;
Girton Coll. ; Sorbonne. Docteur de l'Universite de Paris.
War Work : Translator in Secret IntelUgence Dept, Admiralty ;
Sec. in Naval Section, Paris Peace Conference. Address : The
Book House, Norwich. (M9683)
SOMERLEYTON, Phyllis, Lady-* C.B.E.; d. of the late
Gen. Sir H. P. de Bathe, Bart, K.C.B, of Knightstown, Co.
Meath; to. Savile Brinton Crossley, 1st Baron Somerleyton,
P.C, K.C.V.O. (see Burke's Peerage). War Work : Equipped,
maintained, and was Matron of a Primary AuxiUary MiUtary
Hospital, from Aug. 1914, to June, 1917, when this hospital
was closed owing to the doctors being called up for military
service abroad ; went as V.A.D. Nurse to Sir Douglas Shields
Hospital, 17, Park Lane, from Aug. 1917, to Feb. 1919.
Addresses : Somerleyton HaU, Suffolk ; 7, Deanery Street,
Park Lane, W. 1. C'(wfi : Ladies' AutomobUe. (C632)
SOMERS, Charles Dudley, O.B.E, M.B, B.Ch, M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P, 6. 25 Sept. 1869 ; s. of J. B. S. Somers, of Belsize
Park, Hampstead ; m. LUian Ethel, d. of Tansley Witt, M.V.O.
of Teddington. Educ. : Malvern ; Pembroke CoU, Cambridge ;
and St. Thomas' Hospital. Medical Officer of Health to
Aldeburgh Corporation ; Public Vaccinator ; Naval Surgeon
and Agent. War Work : Medical Officer in charge of troops
stationed at Aldeburgh (100th Provis. Batt, 2/4th Welsh
FusiUers, 2/4tti Shropshire L. Infantry, 56th S. Wales Borderers,
2/7th Devonshires). Address : SheUey, Aldeburgh, Suffolk.
Clubs : Leander ; Cavendish. (04394)
SOMERS, Capt. Frank, O.B.E.
SOMERS, Major John Percy, O.B.E.
SOMERSET, Capt. Somers, O.B.E.
SOMERTON, Carolina Augusta, M.B.E.
SOMERVELL, T. Major Arnold Colin, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
SOMERVILLE, Capt. Donald Bradley, O.B.E.
SOMERVILLE, Lieut. George Aytoun, M.B.E.
SOMERVILLE, Col. John Arthur Goghill, C.M.G, C.B.E.,
6. 26 Mar. 1872 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. T. H. SomervUle, J.P, D.L,
of Drishane, Skibbereen Co. Cork; to. Vera Cooper, d. of
C. W. Aston Key, of 52, Cambridge Terrace, W.2. Educ. :
Bedford Grammar School and Royal MUitary CoUege, Sand
hurst. Commandant, Royal MUitary School of Music. War
Work : Military Attache, British Embassy, Tokyo ; afterwards
attached to Staff of Maj.-Gen. Sir A. W. F. Knox, K.C.B, in
Siberia. Address : Kneller HaU, Twickenham. Club : Naval
and MUitary. (C2170)
SOMERVILLE, Capt. Thomas Victor, O.B.E, M.C ,
R.A.M.C SOMMERVILLE, James, O.B.E.
SOMERVILLE, John, M.B.E.
SOMOLY, WilUam Henry. O.B.E.
SONCHON, Hippolyte Norris Wiehe du Condray, CB.E. ;
Representative in London of the Mauritius Chamber of Agri
culture. Address : 4, Blenheim Street, W. 1. (C404)
SONGHURST, Major Fred Hibbard, M.B.E, R.A.F,
6. 18 Dec. 1894; s. of Alfred Songhurst, of Bexhill-on-Sea,
Sussex ; to. Kathleen Vera, d. of Augustus Blackiston, of
Horsham, Sussex. Educ. : Collier's School, Horsham.
Mechanical Engineer. War Work : Enlisted in Sussex
Yeomanry, 1914 ; received a commission in the R.F.C, Nov.
1915 ; posted to . Force " D," Mesopotamia, July, 1916.
arriving shortly after the first relief of Kut; was posted
April, 1917, to the Salonica Expeditionary Force and men
tioned in General Milne's despatch, Nov. 1917 ; acted as King's
messenger in 1918 between Salonica and London ; subsequently
attached to Home Establishment for duty at York Address :
1, Honey Hill, HUltogdon, Uxbridge. (M2452)

480

SOPWITH, Thomas Octave Murdoch, C.B.E, fi. 18 Jan.
1888 ; s. of Thomas Sopwith, M.I.C.E. ; m. Beatrix, d. of Lord
Ruthven of Gowrie (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Cottes
more, Brighton, and Seafield Engineering Coll. Member of
Civil Aerial Transport Committee, 1919. War Work : Chair
man, Sopwith Aviation and Engineering Co, Ltd, Kingston-on-
Thames. Address : Horsley Towers, East Horsley, Surrey.
Clubs : Carlton ; Royal Aero ; Royal Automobile ; Royal
Southamoton Yacht. (C300)
SORBY, Gertrude Vera, M.B.E.
SORENSEN, Capt. Michael, M.B.E.
SORLEY, Major Gerald Merson, O.B.E.
SORRELL, Lieut. Herbert Alfred George, M.B.E.
SOTHAM, Louise Victoria Gisela, Mrs., M.B.E.
SOUNDRY, William Henry, O.B.E.
SOUNDY, Sir John Thomas, CB.E. Acted as Food
Controller at Windsor for two years. Rendered much honorary
service during the war. (C'3165)
SOUTAR, Charles,, M.B.E, 6. 30 Jan. 1873; to. Helen
Mary, d. ol Alexander Agnew. SoUcitor; Session Clerk and
Kirk Treas. of the Parish of Dundee ; Sec. Dundee Area, Road
Transport Department, Ministry of Food ; Deputy-Procurator
Fiscal of Forfarshire (Dundee District). War Work : Capt.
C (University) Co, No. 1 Batt, Dundee V.T.C ; Assistant
Distribution Officer, Ministry of Food ; Sec. Dundee Area,
Road Transport Board. Addresses : 11, Whitehall Street,
Dundee ; Seacraig House, East Newport, Fife. (M9685)
SOUTH, Major Thomas, O.B.E, T.D, Order of St. Aine,
3rd Class, Russia, 6. 20 Feb. 1877 ; s. of Thomas South, of
Southsea ; to. Florence Annie, d. of the late Samuel Collinge,
of Leeds. Educ : Privately. Manager of Barclays' Bank,
Ltd, Esher, 1905-14, now Manager of Barclays' Bank, Ltd,
Ascot. Served in the S. African War. War Work : Served
with 8th Bn. Middlesex Regt. in M. and E.E.F.'s until Oct.
1916; D.A.A.G, B.S.F, Oct. 1916, tUl Nov. 1918; DA.A.
and G.M.G, Constantinople Base, Nov. 1918, to Dec 1918 ;
D.A.A. and Q.M.G, Batoum, 27th Division Army of Black
Sea, Dec. 1918, to Dec. 1919. Address : Old Bank House,
Ascot, Berks. Clubs : Junior Army and Navy ; Royal Ascot
Golf. (06523)
SOUTHAM, Arthur H. Ridgway, M.B.E, fi. 25 March,
1876 ; s. of J. Downes Southam, CC, of Shrewsbury. Educ. :
Shrewsbury School. Vice-President of Battersea Juvenile
Organisations Council and Battersea National Reserve O.C.
Association ; Chairman of Territorial Cadet Officers' Institution,
and the Borough of Fulham Scout Council ; Life Member of
Old Salopian Club ; Member of London Scout Council, Execu
tive Committee, County of London Branch, British Red Cross
Society ; and Executive Committee, Shropshire Society in
London. War Work : Officer at Belgian Refugee Depot, 1914 ;
raised and appointed Lieut.-Col. Commanding a Cadet Batt. in
1915 : retired in 1919 with permission to wear uniform ;
awarded the Silver Service Medal, Order of St. John of Jeru
salem, 1916 ; placed on Roll of Honourable Service, 1918,
British Red Cross Society, Addresses : The Cottage, Cannon
Lane, Pinner, Middlesex ; St. George's House, 193, Regent
Street, W. 1. (M9686)
SOUTHAM, Frederick Neil, O.B.E. War Work: With
Imperial Munitions Board, Canada ; associated with others in
charge of shell production. Address : Montreal, Canada. (0749)
SOUTHAM, Thomas Frank, M.B.E, M.D, L.R.C.P. & S.
(Edin.), 6. 20 Jan. 1862 ; s. of Thomas Southam, LL.D, of
Bentcliffe, Eccles, Manchester ; to. Marian, d. of James
Syddall, of Harden Park, Alderley Edge, Cheshire. Educ :
Bowdon Coll, Cheshire ; Edinburgh High School; Edinburgh
Univ. Consulting Physician (ret.). War Work : Hon.
Resident Medical Officer in charge Roby Street Branch of
Manchester Royal Infirmary for wounded soldiers ; Hon.
Medical Officer to charge Hale AuxiUary Red Cross Hospital.
Cheshire. (M9687)
SOUTHAMPTON, Charles Henry Fitzroy, Baron, O.B.E,
6.11 May, 1867; s. of Chailes, 3rd Baron Southampton (see
Burke's Peerage); to. 9 July, 1892, Lady HUda Mary Dundas,
e. d. of Lawrence, 1st Marquis of Zetland (see Bukke'S Peerage).
SOUTHEE, Capt. Ethelbert Ambrook, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
SOUTHERN, John Aoton, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.
SOUTHEY, Lieut.-Col. John Henry Willes, O.B.E,
fi. 5 Oct. 1861 ; s. of the late Rev. H. W. Southey, Vicar of
Woburn, Beds. ; m. Laura HamUton, d. of Robert Gillan, of
Ayr. Educ. : CUfton CoU. War Work : Infantry Record
Office, Warwick. Address : 18, Clarendon Square, Leamington.
Club : Army and Navy. (O1880)
SOUTHEY, Lieut. Maurice Edward, M.B.E.
SOUTHGATE, Charles Joseph, O.B.E.
SOUTHON, Major Charles Edward, O.B.E, M.B, M.S.
SOUTTAR, Major Henry Sessios, C.B.E, M.Ch, F.R.CS,
6. 1875; s. of Robinson Souttar ; m. 1904, Catharine, d. of
Professor Clifton, F.R.S, of Oxford. Educ : Queen's CoU.
Oxford. Consulting Surg. ; Hon. Major R.A.M.C. ; Assist.
Surg. London and W. London Hospitals ; served in the Great
War, 1914-19, as Surgeon Field Hospitals; has Order of
Crown of Belgium. Address : 46, Queen Anne Street, W.l.
Club : Thatched House. (C832)
SOWDEN, Capt. FeUx Musgrave, O.B.E, Can. A.S.C.
SOWERBY, Lieut.-Col. Edward Chaytor, O.B.E, fi.
2 Sept. 1872; s. of Thomas C. I. Sowerby, of Snow Hall,
Darlington ; to. Muriel Evelyn, d. of I. Gardiner Muir, of
Farming Woods HaU, Northants. Educ. : WelUngton Coll.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Spencer

Land Agent. Served in the South African War (men
tioned in despatches). War Work : 1915, attached to Sir
Horace Smith-Dorrien's Staff; 1916-19, Staff of Western
Command Headquarters; Senior Inspector, Quartermaster-
General's Services ; twice mentioned in despatches. Address :
Uppington House, WelUngton, Salop. Club : Bath. (07716)
SOWMAN, Lieut. Ulrio Doncaster, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
SPADACCINI, Henry, M.B.E.
SPAFFORD, Lieut. Arthur Owen, O.B.E. R.E. (T.).
SPAFFORD, Capt. Peroy Lionel, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
SPAIGHT, James Molony, O.B.E, LL.D, 6. 17 Oct. 1877 ;
s. of Robert Spaight, J.P, of Co. Clare, Ireland ; m. Constance
Elizabeth, d. of Col. W. F. Spaight, R.E, J.P, of Union Hall,
Co. Cork, and Ardnatagle, Co. Clare. Educ : T.C.D. Civil
Servant, Air Ministry. War Work : Civil Servant, War Office,
1914-18 ; Air Ministry, 1918. Address : Inglemere, Smitham
Downs Road, Purley, Surrey. (01881)
SPAIN, Major Gerald DIXON-, O.B.E.
SPAIN, Major John Edward DIXON-, O.B.E.
SPALDING, Major WiUiam Burrington, O.B.E.
SPALL, Lieut. LesUe Alan, O.B.E.
SPARKES, Henry, O.B.E.
SPARKES, Stanley, M.B.E.
SPARKS, Sir Ashley, K.B.E, 6. 23 March, 1877; s. of
John Ashley Sparks, of Sutton, Surrey ; m. Mina Jane, d. of
James Roberts, of New York. Educ. : Barnet Grammar
School ; Denstone CoU. ; Hurstpierpoint. Resident Director
and General Agent, Cunard Line in U.S.A. ; President and
Director, Funch Edye & Co, Inc., New York ; Director, Common
wealth and Dominion Line ; President and Director, The
Twenty-five Broadway Corporation, and 2nd Vice-President,
St. George's Society, New York. War Work : Representative,
Shipping Controller-in-charge ShipbuUding programme in
U.S.A., 1917 ; Member British War Mission OU Committee,
1917; attached Mr. Balfour's Mission to Washington as
Advisor, 1917 ; Director-General, British Ministry of Shipping
in U.S.A., 1918-19 ; Chairman, Patriotic League of Britons
Overseas, New York Branch. Address : Northaw, Syosset,
Long Island, N.Y, U.S.A. ; 130, East 67th Street, New York.
CZufis : Racquet and Tennis, N.Y. ; Riding ; Bankers' ; and
India House, Piping Rock, Baltusrol Golf, Blind Brook, Golf.
(K233)
SPARKS, Charles Pratt, CB.E, 6. 13 May, 1866. Educ. :
Repton School. Consulting Engineer. Address: Blackfriars
House, New Bridge Street, London, E.C. 4. Clubs : City of
London ; Junior Carlton. (C2966)
SPARKS, James Noel, O.B.E, B.A. (Cantab.), Assoc.
M.Inst.CE, 6. 25 Dec. 1869 ; s. of Col. John Barnes Sparks,
of Bengal Staff Corps ; m. Bessie BUen RandaU, d. of Middleton
Rayne, M.Inst.CE. Educ : United Services CoU, Westward
Ho 1 ; King's CoU, London ; Jesus CoU, Cambridge. Con
sulting CivU and MetaUurgical Engineer ; took a prominent
part as Member of Council in the organisation of the Imperial
Services CoU, Windsor (formerly the United Services Coll,
Westward Ho I), designed to afford faciUties for the education,
at reasonable rates, of the sons of Officers in the Imperial
Services. War Work : Engaged at Foreign Office (Contraband
Dept.) in administration of the Blockade ; and advising the
Contraband Committee in technical matters and in questions
relating to metals, minerals. Address : Church House,
liodmersham, Sittingbourne, Kent. (011359)
SPARROW, Guy, M.B.E.
SPARROW, Major Walter Augustus, O.B.B, F.S.A.A,
R.E. (T.), fi. 7 Dec. 1877 ; s.> of Walter Sparrow, of East
bourne ; m. Florence, d. of WUliam Banner, of London. Educ :
Eastbourne. Borough Accountant of Eastbourne. War
Work: On outbreak of war, Capt. and second-in-command,
1st H.C. Field Co, R.E. ; Nov. 1914, Command 2/lst H.C
Field Co, R.E. ; April, 1915, promoted Major ; Sept. 1915,
Staff Capt, 9th Provisional Brigade ; Dec. 1915, Brigade-Major,
9th Provisional Brigade; Nov. 1916, Brigade Major, 218th
Infantry Brigade ; Feb. 1918, second-in-command, 5th Reserve
Batt. R.E, and R.E. Training Centre, Christehurch, Hants. ;
Sept. 1918, Command 5th Reserve Batt. R.E, and R.S.
Training Centre, Christehurch. Address : 12, Hartfield Road,
Eastbourne. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (07718)
SPARROW, Lieut.-Col. and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam George,
O.B.E, R.M.A. (ret.).
, SPARSHOTT, Margaret Elwin, C.B.E, R.R.C. T.F.
.Nursing Service. (C1770)
SPEAR. 2nd Lieut, Riohard WilUam, M.B.E, R.E.
SPEAR, Wilfrid Guy, O.B.E, 6. 8 AprU, 1875 ; s. of the
late Rev. John WiUiams Spear, of Yorktown, Surrey ; to.
Gertrude Leah, d. of Alfred Batchelor, of Clifton, Glos. Educ :
Kiugsbridge, S. Devon. Superintending Clerk, Dept. of the
Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty. Address : 4,
Park Way, Ruislip, Middlesex. (03935)
.SPEARMAN, Jessie Aubrey, Mrs., M.B.B, 6. 31 Dec.
1863 ; d. of the Rev. CadwaUader Corker, of Oxfordshire ; to.
Commander Alexander J. C M. Spearman, R.N, s. of Alex
ander Spearman. War Work: Superintendent of Linen
league for Devon, V.A.D. Address : Parks, Crediton, Devon.
(M3985)
SPEARS, Brig.-Gen. Edward Louis, C.B, C.B.E, M.C, 6.
1886; formerly Capt .and Brevet Lieut.-Col. 11th Hussars (ret.).
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 ; Comm. Legion of Honour,
Orders of Star of Roumania with Swords, and White Eagle of
Serbia with Swords. (C1771)
SPEDDING, BeUe, M.B.E.

SPEDDING, Lieut.-Col. Edward Wilfred, C.M.G, O.B.E,
fi. 1867 ; s. of John James Spedding, of Keswick ; m. 1898,
Georgiana Victoria, d. of Sir John Wrixon-Becher, 3rd Bt.
Entered R.A. 1887; Capt. 1897; Major, 1903; Lieut.-Col.
1914 ; S. Africa, 1902 (Queen's medal with two clasps) ;
Great War, 1914-18, as a Brig.-Gen. R.A. (despatches'.
Address : Wtndebrowe, Keswick. (027221
SPEED, Capt. Douglas Charles Leyland, O.B.B, fi. 8
Oct. 1893 ; s. of Major Elmer Speed, of Knowlton Court, near
Canterbury ; m. Myrtle, d. of Sir Henry Dering, Bart, of
Surrenden, Dering, Kent. Educ : Eton and Oxford. War
Work: 1st commission, King's Royal Rifle Corps, 23 Jan,
1914: Lieut, Deo. 1914; Capt, July, 1916; seconded to
R.F.C, April, 1916; FUght-Comm. in R.F.C, Aug. 1916;
A. Major, Royal Air Force, May, 1918, to May, 1919 ; restored
to establishment, K.R..R.C, Sept. 1919 ; served in France with
K.R.R.C, Nov. to Dec. 1914, and with R.F.C, May to Aug,
1916. Addresses: Knowlton Court, near Canterbury; 23,
Princes' Gate, S.W. Clubs : Naval and Military ; Bath. (08194)
SPEED, Capt. Ralph Henley, O.B.B, R.A.S.C.
SPEKE, Capt. Herbert Benjamin, O.B.E, 6. 18 Feb.
1877 ; s. of the Rev. Benjamin Speke, of Wakehill, Ilminster,
Somerset ; m. Sybil, d. of Charles Archibald Percival Reed, of
Aydon, Corbridge-on-Tyne. Educ. : Marlborough Coll. Stock
broker ; Partner of Wise, Speke & Co, 28, CoUtogwood Street,
Newcastle-on-Tyne. War Work: Served with l/4th North
umberland FusiUers (T.F.), France, April, 1915 ; wounded,
April, 1915 ; joined Batt. again in Sept. 1917 ; transferred to
2nd Army Headquarters, March, 1918, to March, 1919, as
Assistant Camp Commandant. Address: Pigdon, Morpeth,
Northumberland. Club: Oriental. (05794)
SPELLAR, WUUam David, M.B.E.
SPENCE, Alexander, O.B.E, J.P,. D.L.
SPENCE, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Hierom Ogilvy, CLE.,
C.B.E, LA, 6. 23 May, 1869 ; s. of Alexander Ogilvy Spence,
of Edinburgh; m. Hon. Christina PhUippa Agnes, O.B.E,
y.d. of 11th Baron North, of Wroxton Abbey, Oxon, and
KirtUng Tower, Newmarket (see Bukke'S Peerage). Educ :
The Leys, Cambridge. CZwfis : Cavalry ; Royal Automobile. (C2043)
SPENCE, Alfred, M.B.E, 6. 8 Sept. 1892 ; s. of Charles
Spence, of Bedford Park, W. ; m. Violet Rose, d. of the late
Arthur Herbert Duncan. Educ. : Christ Church School,
Waterloo, Liverpool ; King's Coll, London. War Work :
Offlcer-in-Charge of Printing Section, Ministry of Information.
Address : Timahoe, Grove Road, North Finchley, N. 12.
(M3987)
SPENCE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Andrew, M.B.E, M.C.
SPENCE, Caroline Mary, Mrs., M.B.B.
SPENCE, Christina Philippa Agnes, Hon. Mrs., O.B.E,
Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Kaisir-i-
Hind (gold medal), fi. 27 Dec. 1869 ; d. of 11th Baron North,
of Wroxton Abbey, Banbury, Oxon, and Kirthng Tower,
Newmarket, Cambridgeshire (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; m. Lieut.-
Col. Alexander Hierom Ogilvy, CLE, C.B.E, LA, s. of
Alexander Ogilvy Spence, of Edinburgh. War Work : Red
Cross and other War Work from 1914-19, in India. Address:
8, Clarendon Crescent, Edinburgh. (0830b)
SPENCE, James Beveridge, O.B.E, M.D, M.Ch.
SPENCE, Major John Charles, M.B.E. „__,__
SPENCE, Capt. Lockhart James, M.B.E, M.B,
R.A.M.C. SPENCE, Mary Denham, Mrs., M.B.E.
SPENCE, Major Richard Bennett, O.B.E.
SPENCER, Blanche Mary, Mrs., M-CE.
SPENCER, Col. Charles Louis, C.B.E, D.S.O, T.D, 6
Nov. 1870 ; s. of John Spencer, of Glasgow. Educ. : Kelvinside
Academy, Glasgow; Coll. Chaptal, Paris Engineer -War
Work : MobUised with Highland Division, Aug. 1914 • B.E.I! ,
France, May, 1915, to March, 1919. Address : 5, Great Western

" Glasgow. Clubs : New, Glasgow

Caledonian, (C1327)

481

Terrace, London. -._,..
SPENCER, Christopher John, O.B.E.
SPENCER, Edith, M.B.B.
SPENCER, Lieut. Fred, O.B.E. .
SPENCER, Capt. Gerald Theodosius Leigh, M.B.E.,
B A LL B , 6. 4 Oct. 1882 ; s. of the Rev. G. Leigh Spencer,
of Hereford; to. Mary Beatrice, d ol ! R Edward Couchman,
of Birmingham. Educ. : RossaU Schoo , and .Trinity CoU,
Cambridge SoUcitor. War Work : Enlisted 10 Sept. 1914,
to 14th Service (1st Birmingham) Batt. Royal Warwickshire
Regt. ; appointed to commission m same Batt. Dec. 1914
Lieut in April 1915 ; Adjutant, June 1915 ; served with Batt.
in France as Adjutant from Nov. 1915 to Aug. 1916; subse-
quent service to England with 51st Devon Regt from Nov
1916 to March, 1919 ; in Germany as Brigade Education Officer
with 3rd Southern Infantry Brigade Rhine Army, from i April,
1919, to Nov. 1919. Address .; 3, Richmond Hill Bath. (M5642
SPENCER, Gladys Marion, M.B.B, 6. 28 May, 1882 ,
rf nf Charles Snenrer of Warwickshire. Educ. : Orford CoU,
&?_S£&. "aSS" Welfare Worker. War Work: Ministry
of Information, Photographic Section. Address. 93 St.
George's Road, S.W. 1. (M3988)
SPENCER, Lieut.-Col. Harold Ernest O.B.E. R.E.
SPENCER. Lieut.-Col. Harrison, O.B.E.
SPENCER Capt. Harry, M.B.E , M.C, Royal Fus., fi.
IR March 1875- s of W. H. Spencer, of Godalmmg,
Surrey - to. Fanny, d. of George WUtshire, of Devizes. Educ. :
2 I

Spencer

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Privately. Manager, Letchworth HaU Hotel, Letchworth,
Herts ; April, 1916, commissioned to 23rd R.F. from 1st
K.R.R.C. War Work: Served throughout the S.A. War
(Siege of Ladysmith ; King and Queen's S.A. medals, 8 clasps) ;
served throughout the Great War without a break (Victory
medal, G.S. medal, 1914 Star, Long Service Medal, 6 times
mentioned in despatches). Address : Letchworth HaU Hotel,
Letchworth, Herts. (M4601)
SPENCER, Henry, M.B.E.
SPENCER, Henry Bath, M.B.E.
SPENCER, Rev. Henry Thomas, O.B.B.
SPENCER, Major Herbert Eames 0 B.E.
SPENCER, John Hayward, M.B.E.
SPENCER, Martha, Mrs., M.B.E.
SPENCER, Mary Gertrude Catherine Hitchcock, O.B.E,
Educ. : Coed-bel, Chislehurst. Sec. to Central Bureau for the
Employment of Women; Mamaging Director of Women's
Employment PubUshtog Co, Ltd. War Work : In connection
with the National Relief Fund and its administration to cases
of distress among professional women. Address : 5, Princes
Street, Cavendish Square, W. Club : Ladies' University. (0751)
SPENCER, Thomas, M.B.E, fi. 3 May, 1856 ; s.of Leonard
Spencer, of Ipswich ; to. Elizabeth, d. of John Salter, of Aln
wick. Educ : Union British School. Engineer. War
Work : War Pensions Committee ; Prince of Wales' Fund
Committees ; National Maritime Board ; Engineers' Panel.
(M9691)
SPENCER, Sir Thomas Harris, K.B.E, J.P, 6. 22 May,
1863 ; s. of Thomas Spencer, J.P, of West Bromwich ; m.
Ada Burgess, d. of Henry Cross, of Cambridge. Edue. : St.
James' Grammar School, Almonbury, near Huddersfield.
Managing Director, John Spencer, Ltd, Wednesbury ; Director
of Birmingham Rly. Carriage and Wagon Co, Ltd, George
Salter & Co, Ltd, and J. E. and S. Spencer, Ltd., London ;
Member Institution of Mechanical Engineers, and Don and
Steel Institute ; President Birmingham Engineering and
National Employers Federations. War Work : Chairman
Birmingham Board of Management ; Chairman No. 4 Munitions
Area Committee ; Member of Board of Management Executive ;
Member of Employers Advisory Committee. Address : Sum-
mersfield Court, West Bromwich. Clubs : St. Stephen's,
Westminster; Union and Conservative, Birmingham: En
gineers', Manchester. (K168)
SPENCER, Major Walter George, O.B.E, M.B, F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C. (T.).
SPENCER, Major WiUiam Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 22 Feb.
1860 ; s. of Thomas Spence, of Headingley, Leeds ; to. Emma,
d. of Edward Stephen Gurton, of London. Educ. : Privately.
Civil Establishment of the War Office. War Work : Late
4th V.B. East Surrey Regt. (now 23rd London Regt.) ; Officer
in charge of General Enquiry Department, and enquiries
concerning Officers' casualties, War Office. Addresses : Wan
stead, Essex ; and Eastbourne. (M3989)
SPENDER, Arthur Francis, O.B.E, 6. 28 Nov. 1870 ;
Educ. : Cambridge. Director of the British Institute of
Florence, founded by H.M. Government during the war as a
centre of intellectual and political influence in Italy. Address :
3, Via dei Conti, Florence. Clubs : Royal Societies', London ;
Leonardo da Vinci, Florence. (011364)
SPENS, Capt. Archibald Borthwick, O.B.E, CA, 6. 11
Nov. 1879 ; s. of William George, of Edinburgh ; to. Diana,
d. of D. Mallory. Educ: Trinity CoU, Glenalmond. Scottish
Sec. to AutomobUe Association ; Chartered Accountant. War
Work : 1915, Essex Regt, transport Officer ; 1916, Divisional
Transport Officer, 2nd Cyclist Division ; subsequently trans
ferred R.A.S.C. ; Q.M.G. 3 (Women's Motor Car Section,
Women's Legion), War Office, Statistical Section. Address :
8, Howe Street, Heriot Row, Edinburgh. Clubs : Caledonian,
London ; Caledonian United Service, Edinburgh. (07722)
SPENS, Major John Ivan, O.B.E, fi. 22 Feb. 1890 ; s. of
John A. Spens, of 25, Park Circus, Glasgow. Educ. : Rugby.
Chartered Accountant. Address : 30, St. James's Square,
S.W. 1. (07723)
SPENS, WiU, C.B.E, 6. 31 May, 1920 ; e. s. of John A.
Spens, LL.D. of Glasgow ; to. Dorothy Theresa, d. of the late J.
R. Selwyn, D.D, Bishop of Melanesia, and subsequently Master
of Selwyn Coll, Cambridge. Educ :¦ Rugby, and King's Coll,
Cambridge. Fellow and Tutor of Corpus Christi Coll, Cam
bridge. War Work : Temp. Clerk in the Foreign Office, Sept.
1915 ; Priv. Sec. to the ControUer of the Foreign Trade Dept.
of that Office, Jan. 1916, and Sec. to the Foreign Trade Dept,
Feb. 1917 ; Chevalier of the Legion of Honour ; Officer of the
Order of the Crown of Italy. Address : Corpus Christi Coll.
Cambridge. Clubs : Carlton ; United Universities ; Cambridge,
County. (C301)
SPENS, Capt. WiUiam Patrick, O.B.E.
SPENSLEY, James Calvert, O.B.E, 6. 13 Dec. 1869 ;
s. of Rev. James Spensley, of Reeth, N. Yorks • m. Eleanor,
d. of Samuel Foster, of Northgrove, Queen's Co. Educ. : Kings-
wood School, Bath. Assistant valuer to the London County
Council ; Member of the Council of the Royal Statistical Society,
F.S.I. War Work : Principal Assistant Director of Statistics,
Ministry of Food. Address: Chalcots, England's Lane,
Hampstead, N.W. 3. (011365)
SPERANZA, Capt. Victor Ernest, O.B.E, R.D, R.N.R .
(ret.), 6. 5th Oct. 1867 ; s. of Col. Joseph Speranza, R.M.A.,
of Malta ; m. Florence, d. of Charles Johnson, of Southport.
Educ. : Savona's Grammar School ; Lyceum ; Univ. of Malta

Marine Superintendent, Pacific Steam Nav. Co. War Work:
During war was British Vice-Consul, Valparaiso ; British
Consul, Punta Arenas ; Assistant Naval Attache^ West Coast
S. America, and Naval IntelUgence Officer for same ; Naval
Member of Sir Maurice De Bunsen's Mission to South America
In 1918 ; commanded H.M.T. " Clacton " early in the war
engaged in the Fleet sweeping section and parol duties ; or
ganised the IntelUgence Service on the West Coast of S
America ; took over part of the German vessels laid up in
Chilean waters after the Armistice. Address : The Pacific
Steam Navigation Co, Valparaiso, ChUe; 34, BuUingham
Mansions, Church Street, Kensington, W. 8. (01883)
SPICER, Sir Howard Handley, K.B.E. ; s. of the late
James Spicer, of Eltham ; to. Muriel, d. of the Rev. S. B,
Handley. Educ : Leys School, Cambridge, and privately
abroad. Paper Merchant; Manufacturer; Partner in firm
of James Spicer & Sons ; Technical Adviser to the War Office ;
Co-Founder of Boys' Empire League. Address : Long Cross
House, nr. Chertsey, Surrey. Clubs : Reform ; Devonshire ;
Eightv : Kennel ; Royal AutomobUe. (K169)
SPICES, Alfred, M.B.E.
SPIERS, Brig.-Gen. Edward Louis, CB.E. 11th Hussars
T. Brig.-Gen. ; served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches)' (C1771)
SPIERS, Frederick Solomon, O.B.E, B.Sc. For services
in the Ministry of Munitions in connection with synthetic
nitrogen. (011925)
SPIERS, Gavin, M.B.B. '
SPILLANE, Richard, M.B.B, R.A.O.C.
SPILLER, Edward Franois, M.B.E.
SPILLER, John Wyatt, M.B.E.
SPILLER, Lieut.-Col. Lionel WaUace, CB.E, 3rd Bn.
Duke of Edinburgh's WUtshire Regt, fi. 1873 ; s. of the late
Charles SpiUer. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Served in
South African War ; served to GaUpoli Campaign (despatches),
and Palestine Campaign (despatches). Address : Ashcroft,
Shalford, Surrey. Club : Junior Constitutional. (C2171)
SPINK, Capt. Bertram John WUliam, O.B.E.
SPINKS, Lieut.-Col. Charlton Watson, D.S.O, O.B.E,
R.A, 6. 1877 ; s. of John Charlton Spinks, of Victoria, British
Columbia ; m. 1915, Marguerite Stuart Coleman. Comdt.
ArtUlery, and Director of Ordnance, Egjptian Army; served
in N. Nigeria, 1903 (despatches, medal with clasp); 1903-4
(despatches, clasp) ; Sudan, 1912 (medal with clasp) ; Great
War, 1914-19, in GaUipoU and Egypt (despatches). Club :
United Service. (06295)
SPINKS, Capt. Edwin Gardiner, M.B.E, R.A.O.C
SPINNEY, Capt. Thomas George, M.B.E, R.E.
SPINS, Armande, Mrs., M.B.E.
SPITE, Eva Harvey, M.B.B.
SPITTAL, Capt. Charles Edward, M.B.E, Aust. A.P.C.
SPITTAL, John Kerr, M.B.E, 6 2 Jan. 1883 ;. g. s. of
the late Sir James Spittal, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Edinburgh
Academy. Ranching, Mining, and Smelting, 1900-14. War
Work : Joined R. A. Sept. 1914 ; Commissioned, Oct. 1914 ;
served six months with 113th Batt, R.F.A, 1st Division,
France ; commanded No. 4 Depot, Recruits, Woolwich, May,
1916, to June, 1917 ; joined Staff of Royal Gun and Carriage
Factory, Woolwich Arsenal, June, 1917. Addresses: 2049,
Granite Street, Oak Bay, Victoria, B.C. ; 5, Shawfleld Park,
Bromley, Kent. Clubs : Royal Automobile ; Foreign Mexico.
(M5645)
SPITTELER, Major Alfred, O.B.E, I.M.S.
SPITTLE, Edward Alfred, M.B.E, R.N.
SPITTLE, Major John Trevor, O.B.E, R.A.F.
SPIVEY, Lieut. Charles Henry Hughes, M.B.E.
SPOONER, Rev. Harold, M.B.E, M.C.
SPOOR, Benjamin Charles, O.B.E.
SPOOR, Capt. Sidney George, O.B.B, R.A.S.C. (T.).
SPOTTISWOODE, Col. Robert CoUinson D'Esterre,
M.B.E, late 10th Royal Hussars, 6. 24 Dec. 1841 ; s. of Major-
Gen. Arthur Cole Spottiswoode, Bengal Army ; m. Anne
Elizabeth BurreU, d. of Patrick TurnbuU, 34, India Street,
Edinburgh. Educ. : Edinburgh Academy ; Merchiston Castle ;
Clapham Grammar School. Joined H.E.I.C European Cavalry
in 1858 ; transferred to 21st Light Dragoons- (afterwards 21st
Hussars) in 1862 ; exchanged to 10th Hussars, 1874 ; promoted
H.P. Lieut.-Col. 1887 ; served on Cork District Staff from 1887
to 1890, when he retired ; served in Afghanistan, 1878-79 ;
was a Special Service Officer, Souakim Field Force, 1885, and
received Brevet of Lieut.-Col. for his services in 1885. Address:
Glenburn, Glanmire, Cork. Club : Army and Navy ; County,
Cork ; New, Edinburgh. (M9693)
SPRAGUE, Major Daniel Ernes, O.B.B.
SPRANGER, Major Francis Jeffries Spranger, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C. SPRATLEY, Capt. Thomas James, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
6. 14 Oct. 1868 ; s. of James Edward Spratley, of South Lam
beth ; m. Edith, d. of Alexander Farquharson, of Edinburgh.
Educ. : Belmont CoU, South Lambeth. Assistant Sec. to
City of London Branch of British Red Cross Society. Wm
Work : Quartermaster of 2nd London General Hospital, St.
Mark s College, Chelsea, 1914-19 ; re-posted to Cherryhinton
MUitary Hospital, Cambridge. Address : 82, Seaforth Avenue.
New Maiden, Surrey. (08943)
SPRATT, Laura Gertrude, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 30 March,
1869 ; d. of the late Edward Jarvis, of Union Bank of London ;
to. Thomas Oswald, s. of the late Thomas Spratt of Sloane
Square, S.W. Educ. : Haberdashers' Girls' School, and Lady
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BIOGRAPHIES.

Stainthorpe

HoUes' School, Hackney. Head Mistress, Queen's Head Street
Senior Girls' L.CC school, South Islington, N.l. War
Work : Representative of primary schools ; the school organi
sation, collection, and distribution of funds and materials In
response to the various appeals for help in connection with
the war ; the aggregate funds distributed through the medium
of the primary sohools of London are estimated at £91,400,
exolnslve of large consignments of socks, gloves, mittens.
Address : 60, Park Avenue, Palmers Green, N. 13. (011366)
SPREAD, Major Eustaoe John WilUam, O.B.E, M.C,
Loyal North Lancashire Regt, 6. 19 May, 1884 ; s. of the late
Henry Fenton Spread, of Grayswood Beeches, Haslemere,
Surrey ; m. Norah NeU, d. of — Hotblack. Gazetted 2nd Lieut.
In 1st Batt. Loyal North Lancashire Regt, 6th Aug. 1906.
War Work : Proceeded to France with 1st Batt. Loyal North
Lancashire Regt. Aug. 1914 ; present in retreat from Mons,
Battles of the Marne and Aisne ; severely wounded, Sept.
1914 ; mentioned In despatches ; received MUitary Cross ;
Adjutant Motor Machine Gun Corps ; Staff Capt. and D.A.A.G.
Headquarters, Northern Command ; D.A.A.G. War Office.
Address : 10, Mulberry Walk, Chelsea, S.W. 3. Club : United
Service. SPRECKLEY, Herbert WiUiam, C.B.E. Chairman,
Worcester Branch, SaUors' and Soldiers' Families Assocn. (C2967)
SPRIGGS, Paymaster-Comni. Harold James, Duthoit,
0.B.E, R.N.
SPRING, Capt. George Conrad, O.B.E.
SPRING, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. George Robert, M.B.E,
R.A.M.C SPRINGATE, Lieut. Albert Edward, M.B.E, R.A.
SPRINGATE, Edward Tom, M.B.B.
SPRINGER, Samuel, M.B.E, fi. 29 Sept. 1883; s. of
Maurice Springer, of London. Educ. : Central Foundation
School ; King's CoU, London. Assistant Director, Federation
of British Industries. War Work-: Clerk in Foreign Office ;
Head of General Department of the Foreign Trade Department
of the Foreign Office ; Head of General Section, Overseas Dept.
of the Department of Overseas Trade. Address : Glejmore,
Alcester Crescent, Clapton, London. C7.M& : Royal Auto
mobUe. (M968)
SPRINGHALL, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John Winchester,
O.B.E. SPROTT, James, O.B.E, 6. 16 Aug. 1846 ; seconds, of late
Wm. Sprott, of Dromore, Co. Down, Deland. Educ. : Privately.
Retired Linen Manufacturer. War Work : Sept. 1914, to Jan.
1919, conducted a War Hospitals Supply Depot, Old Town Hall
BuUdings, Belfast, as one of the joint acting secretaries (Hon.)
for the supply of extra comforts to the men of the Navy and
Army at the Front ; also gave large grants of hospital requisites
to many hospitals at home, and in the different war areas.
Address : Melfort, 40, Adelaide Park, BeUast. (011367)
SPROTT, Right Rev. Thomas Henry, O.B.E, D.D.
SPROULE, Major Harper, O.B.E.
SPROULE, Capt. James Chambers, O.B.E, R.A.M.C,
fi, 28 Aug. 1887 ; s. of A. H. R. Sproule, J.P, of Fintona,
Tyrone ; m. Clare Stewart, d. of George F. Aldous, F.R.CS.
(Edin.), of Charlton House, Plymouth. Educ : Royal School,
Raphoe ; Royal Coll. of Surgeons, Deland. War Work :
France, Aug. 1914, to Jan. 1920. Address : c/o Holt & Co,
3, WhitehaU Place, London, S.W. (O8609)
SPRY, Lieut.-Col. Daniel WiUiam Bigelows, O.B.E.
SPRY, Henry Ernest, C.B.E. Chief Establishment Officer,
Aircraft Production Dept, Ministry of Munitions. (C3107c*)
SPURGEON, Charles Herbert, O.B.E.
SPURLING, Lieut. Charles George, M.B.E, R.A.F.
SPURLING, Major Dennis, O.B.B, R.F.A, 6. 21 Aug.
1872 ; s. of the late Henry John Spurring, of the Stock Ex
change, London, and Denmark HiU, S.E. ; m. Edith Nellie,
d. of James Reid, of Dorchester. Educ. : Dulwich College.
War Work : May, 1915, formed 33rd Divisional Ammunition
Column, R.F.A, Lieut. ; Capt. Oct. 1915 ; France, Dec. 1915,
commanding No. 3 Sec, 33 D.A.C, R.F.A. ; Feb. 1917, com
manding 14th Army Brigade Ammunition Column, R.F.A. ;
Major, Nov. 1917 ; to Italy, commanding 48th Divisional Am
munition Column until Feb. 1919 ; then to England ; con
tinuous service supplying ammunition to 18-pounders in France
and Italy from Dec. 1915 to Feb. 1919 ; holds South African
War Medal with five clasps. Address : 27, Weihurst Gardens,
Sutton Surrey. (03003)
SPURLING, SaUsbury Stanley, O.B.E, appointed Member
of the Executive CouncU of the Bermudas for a further term
of 3 years. (O1013)
SPURRIER, Alfred Henry, C.M.G, O.B.E., L.R.C.P.
SPURRIER, Lieut.-Col. George Stretton, D.S.O., O.B.E.
Royal Army Service Corps ; served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (06421)
SPURWAY, Major John Edward, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
SPYER, Major George, O.B.B.
SQUANCE, Muriel Mary, M.B.E.
SQUAREY, Robert Thomas, O.B.B.
. SQUIRE, Rose Elizabeth, O.B.E, 6. May 19, 1861 ;
d, of the late WiUiam Squire, M.D, F.R.C.P, of London.
Educ : Privately. H.M. Deputy Lady Dispector of Factories,
Home Office. War Work : Member of Health of Munition
Workers Committee, Ministry of Munitions ; Hours of Labour
Committee, Ministry of Munitions, and Substitution of Women
for Men in Distributing Trades Committee, Home Office ;
Director of Women's WeUare, Ministry of Munitions ; Head of

Women s Training Branch, Ministry of Labour. Addresses:
Home Office, S.W. 1 ; 23, Clifton HIU, N.W. 8. (0752)
SQUIRE, Major Walter Ernest, M.B.E, R.A.M.C
SQUIRES, Ernest Edward William, C.B.E, General
Manager, Metropolitan Carriage, Wagon, and Finance Co,
Ltd, of Birmingham. (C302)
SQUIRES, Capt. Thomas L., O.B.E.
SQUIRRELL, Joseph Cooper, M.B.E.
STABB, Ethel, Mrs., M.B.E.
STABB, Sir Newton John, Knt. Bach, O.B.E. Chief
Manager of the Hong-Kong and Shanghai Banking Corpora
tion, Hong Kong. (01014)
STACEY, Fanny, M.B.E. ; d. of Charles Stacey, of Wick-
ham Hall, Bishop Stortford. Educ : Privately. War
Work : Commandant of Herts 12 V.A.D. Hospital. Address :
Wickham Hall, Bishop Stortford. (M970)
STACK, Paymaster-Comm. Alan Edward Stack, O.B.E,
R.N. STACK, Rev. Father James, O.B.E, CS.S.R, 6. 30 July
1880 ; s. of Richard Stack, of Drumcollogher, Co. Limerick,
Ireland. Educ : Jesuit CoU, Limerick, and Redemptoris.
Seminary, Mautern, Austria. War Work : Commissioned in
Sept. 1914 as Temp. 4th Class Chaplain ; stationed at Fort
Matilda, Greenock, for 2 months ; proceeded to France, Nov.
1914 ; promoted 2nd Class Chaplain, with rank of Lieut.-Col.
Jan. 1917 ; appointed Deputy Assistant Principal Chaplain of
11th Corps ; wounded on Somme in Sept. 1916 ; mentioned
in despatches four times. Address : St. Mary's, Kinnoull,
Perth, Scotland. (05798)
STACK, Major-Gen. Sir Lee OUver Fitzmaurice, K.B.E,
C.M.G, 6. 15 May, 1868 ; s. of the late Oliver Stokes Stack ; to.
Flora Center, d. of the late Edwin Ramsay Moodie. Educ. : Clifton
CoU., and R.M.C. Sandhurst. R. of 0, Sirdar of the Egyptian
Army, and Governor-General of the Soudan ; formerly Capt.
Border Regt. ; employed with Egyptian Army, 1899 ; D.A.A.G.
1900 ; A.A.G. 1901 ; Assist. MU. See. to Sirdar 1903 ; and
subsequently Civil Secretary to the Sudan Government ;
served in Sudan in command of Shambe Field Force, 1900-2
(medal with clasp) ; Order of Osmanieh, 4th class ; Order of
the Nile, 1st class ; and Order of El Nahda of Hedjaz. Address :
The Palace. Khartoum. Club : United Service. (K115)
STACK, Norah Blake, M.B.B, Q.M.A.A.C.
STACK, Susan, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of John Hanbury
Masfen, of Bole Hall, Tamworth, Warwickshire ; m. Edward
ChurchiU, s. of Charles Maurice Stack, late Lord Bishop of
Clogher. Educ. : Privately. Poor Law Guardian ; Member
of War Pensions Committee. War Work : Hon. Sec. Rurton
Branch Comforts for Troops Fund, Address : The Soho,
Burton-on-Trent. (M3990)
STACKE, Capt. Hedley Herbert, O.B.E.
STACPOOLE, Lieut.-Col. George WiUiam Robert, D.S.O,
O.B.E, fi. 27 May, 1872 ; s. of Richard John, of Eden Vale,
Ennis. Educ. : St. Columbus, and Cheltenham Coll. War
Work : A.P.M. successively of No. 1 Base, 2nd Division, and
5th Corps ; D.P.M, L. of C Area. Address : AbbeyvUle,
Groom, Co. Limerick. CZufis : Co. Limerick ; KUdare Street ;
Army and Navy. (02727)
STACY, Lieut.-Col. Valentine Osborne, O.B.E, Aust.
A.M.C. STADDON, Kate Elizabeth, Mrs., M.B.E.
STAFFORD, Lieut. Edward, M.B.E, 6. 7 May, 1875;
s. of WiUiam Stafford, of Sunderland ; m. Charlotte, d. or
Edward Cooper, of Brentford. Educ. : Army Schools.
Expert in Physical Exercises ; Instructor in Swimming and
Life Saving. War Work : Draft Conducting Officer to 16th
Durham L.I. in 1915 ; speciaUy selected by Col. H. B. Deane,
Commandant of the Croydon War Hospital, and placed in
charge of the gjTnnasium to carry out his system of restoring
function to the disabled limbs of wounded men. Address : 11,
Bensham Manor Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey. (M5649)
STAFFORD, James WUliam, M.B.E.
STAFFORD, John, M.B.E.
STAFFORD, Major Percy Beaumont, O.B.E.
STAFFORD, Lieut. Reginald Vernon, M.B.E.
STAFFORD, Capt. Waddington, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
STAFFORD, Salvador GUATTARI-, O.B.B, 6. 30 Dec.
1875 ; s. of Augustus Guattari. His Britannic Majesty's
Consul at Savona, Italy. War Work : In charge of the British
Vice-Consulate, Spezia, Italy ; work in connection with Trans
ports. Address : British Vice-Consulate, Spezia, Italy. (011368)
STAGG, Arthur George, M.B.E.
STAGG, Major George Ernest, M.B.E, R.A.F.
STAGG, Major Montague, O.B.E, R.E.
STAINFORTH, Gladys Margaret, M.B.E.
STAINFORTH, Capt. Rowland HiU, O.B.B.
STAINLAND, AUred Edward, O.B.B, J.P.
STAINTHORP, Amy, M.B.B, fi. 4 Nov. 1889; d. of
Henry Stainthorp, of Nosterfield. Edue. : Mowbray House
School, NorthaUerton. War Work : County Secretary
British Red Cross Society, N. R. Yorks. Branch. Address :
Northallerton, Yorkshire. (M9697)
STAINTHORPE, WiUiam Waters, O.B.E, M.D, J.P,
6. 10 May, 1844 ; s. of Thomas G. Stainthorpe, of Hexham.
Educ : Hexham and Newcastle. Medical Officer of Health
(retired). War Work : National Service Representative,
Guisborough U. CouncU ; Member of Consultative Committee,
North Riding War Saving Committee ; Organised War Savings
Associations throughout the East Langbaurgh Petty Sessions
Division ; assisted in obtaining recruits under Lord Derby's

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scheme ; advised and assisted the MUitary Authorities in
matters connected with the sanitation of billets and camps,
and with the health of the troops stationed in East Langbaurgh.
Address : 15, Stirling Road, Bournemouth. (011369)
STALKER, Lieut. John, O.B.E, R.E.
STALKER, John, M.B.E, fi. 5 Oct. 1848 ; «. of George
Stalker, of Blair Drummond ; to. Margaret, d. of WiUiam
Stewart, of Strathbraan. Educ. : Kincardine-in-Menteith
Parish School, and B. C. Training CoU, Glasgow. School
master in Logiealmond for 38 years (retired). War Work :
Member of Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Association, and of
various Committees connected therewith ; Member of local
War Pensions Committee for County of Perth, of Disablements
Sub-Committee for Central Scotland, and of Pensioners Aid
Society. Address : Bella Vista, Scone, Perthshire. (08716)
STALLAN, Capt. Herbert AUred, M.B.B, R.A, 6. 21 Feb.
1875 ; s. of Alfred Stallan, of Sawston, Cambridge ; m. Carrie,
d. of John Walker, of Norwich. Educ. : Cambridge. War
Work : Mainly on the Staff of the War Office. Address : Bay
field, Mill HiU, Hadham, Herts. (M3316)
STALLARD, Lieut.-Col. Robert Humphry, O.B.E,
STALLARD, Lieut.-Col. Sidney, D.S.O, O.B.B. London
Regt. ; served in S. Africa, 1901-2 (Queen's medal with five
clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19
(despatches) ; has Legion of Honour. (05803)
STALLEY, Ernest AUred, M.B.E.
STALLYBRASS, WilUam Teuton Swan, O.B.E, M.A,
6. 22 Nov. 1883 ; s. of WUliam Swan StaUybrass, of 20, Linden
Gardens, London, W. 2. Educ. : Westminster, and Christ
Church, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law ; FeUow and Vice-Principal
of Brasenose CoU, Oxford ; Hon. Treas. Oxford Univ. Cricket
Club ; Lecturer to Jurisprudence at Oriel ana Lincoln CoUeges,
Oxford ; Examiner in the Honour School of Jurisprudence,
1915, 1918-20. War Work : 1915, Badges Department,
Ministry of Munitions ; 1916-18, Section Director, Priority
Department, Ministry of Munitions. Address : Brasenose
CoUege, Oxford. Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; FrUford Heath
Golf. (01885)
STAMBERG, Major Arthur Clement, O.B.E, M.D,
R A.M.C. STAMER, Arthur Cowie, C.B.E, M.I.M.E, 6. 7 March,
1869 ; s. of the late Rt. Rev. Sir L. T. Stamer, Bt, Bishop of
Shrewsbury ; m. Bverilda Mary, d. of the late G. Thompson,
of Terrington HaU, York. Educ. : Rugby. Assistant Chief
Mechanical Engineer, North Eastern RaUway. War Work :
Acting Chief Mech. Engineer for N. E. Rly. for 3_ years ;
responsible for production of sheUs, gun carriages, and other
munitions of war in addition to usual duties of Chief Mech.
Engineer of a RaUway Co. Address : Faverdale, Darlington.
Club : Yorkshire (C2968)
STAMFORD, Emma PauUne, Mrs., O.B.E.
STAMFORD, Penelope, Countess of, O.B.E. ; 3rd d. of the
Rev. Canon Charles Theobald, Rural Dean of Lasham, Hants ;
m. WilUam, 9th Earl of Stamford (d. 1910) (see Bukke'S
Peerage). War Work : Vice-President for Altrincham Division
of B.R.C. from 1911 ; President of Prisoners of War Packing
Centre, and President of Union Jack Club in Altrincham for
wounded soldiers ; Commandant of Stamford Hospital for
wounded men. at Dunham Massey HaU. Address: Dunham
Massey Hall, Altrincham. Club : Ladies' Empire. (011371)
STAMMERS, Capt. Frederick Gunning, O.B.E.
STAMMERS, Lieut.-Col. George EUiott Frank, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C (retired), fi. 13 Feb. 1873 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Col.
R.T.F. Stammers, 10th Foot ; m. Constance Louisa, d. of the
late Dr. J. R. Clarke, of Derrycappagh, Mount Mellick, Queen's
Co., Deland. Educ. : Bath CoU, and Bristol Univ. Deputy
Director, WeUcome Bureau of Scientific Research, 25-27,
Endslelgh Gardens, Gordon Square, N.W. 1. War Work :
With the British MiUtary Mission to the Serbian Army for
preventive work against Typhus Fever ; A.D.M.S. (Sanitation)
with P.D.M.S, Eastern Mediterranean ; A.D.M.S. (Sanitation),
G.H.Q, Salonika Expeditionary Force ; D.A.D.M.S. (Sanita
tion), Alexandria District, Egypt ; A.D.M.S. (Sanitation),
G.H.Q, Egyptian Expeditionary Force. Address : c/o Messrs.
Holt & Co, » Whitehall Place, S.W. 1. (02934)
STAMP, Major Arthur Frederiok, O.B.E, R.F.A.
STAMP, Sir Josiah Charles, K.B.E, D.Sc, 6. 21 June,
1880 ; s. of Charles Stamp, of Sidcup ; to. OUve Jessie, d. of
Alfred Marsh, of Grove Park. Educ : London Univ. (Cobden
Prizeman, 1912 ; Hutchinson Research MedaUist, 1916 ;
Guy MedaUist, Royal Statistical Society, 1919). Assist. Sec.
Inland Revenue, resigned March, 1919 ; Sec. to Explosives
Trades, Ltd, 1919 ; Joint Hon. Sec. and Editor Royal Statistical
Society ; Newmarch Lecturer on Statistics, London Univ. ;
Examiner in Public Finance, etc, to London Univ. ; Examiner
in Economics and Statistics to Soc. of Incorp. Accts. and
Auditors. War Work : Official duties in Parliament upon all
the Budgets, especially to relation to the Excess Profits Duty,
and also Coal Mines Control ; Member of the Committee upon
Financial Risks attaching to Trading Stocks, and member of
the Royal Commission upon the Income Tax. Evidence before
various commissions, including the Coal Commission and
War Wealth Taxation Committee. Address : Passeys House
Eltham, S.E. 9. CZufis .- Junior Athenaaum; London Univ!
(K462)
STAMPS, Bernard Coatsworth, M.B.E.
STANBURY, Lieut. Ernest Borland, M.B.E, Aust. E.
STANBURY, George Crocker, M.B.E.

STANDAGE, Capt. Henry Edmund, O.B.E.
STANDEN, Oona, Mrs., O.B.E.
STANDING, Comm. Sir Guy, K.B.E, R.N.V.R, fi. 1873 •
s. of James Herbert Standing, of London and Los Angeles'
U.S.A. ; to. Dorothy Frances, d. of Joshua Plaskitt, F.R C S'
Educ. : Eltham Coll. Served with R.N.V.R, 1914-16 ; has
been attached to Naval Intelligence Div. since 1916. Address ¦
21, Greycoat Gardens, S.W. 1. Clubs : Garrick ; Royal
Automobile. (K234)
STANDISH, Major WilUam Peroy, O.B.E.
STANFORD, Major Frederiok Owen, O.B.B, R.E.
STANFORD, Col. the Hon. Sir Walter Ernest Mortimer
K.B.E, C.B, C.M.G, 6. 2 Aug. 1850; s. of the late WilUam
Stanford, of Buck Kraal, Fort Peddir, Cape Colony ; m. Alice
d. of Joseph Walker. Educ. : Lovedale, Cape Province'
Senator of S. Africa since 1910 ; GarUka War, 1877-78 ; Col!
Commanding Forces in East Griqualand, S. African War'
1899-1902; Member of Native Laws and Customs Com
mission, 1880-82; employed special service in Pondoland
1884 ; Chief Magistrate Griqualand East, 1885 ; Sec. Native
Affairs Dept, Capetown, 1897 and 1903-7, when he retired •
Chief Magistrate of Transkeian Territories, 1902-3 ; Member
for Tembuland in Cape House of Assembly, 1908 ; Delegate
from Cape Colony toj S. African National Convention, 1908-9.
War Work: Director of War Recruiting and Committee for
Returned Soldiers. Feb. 1918, to July, 1919. Address;
Lindaric, SteUenbcsh, S. Africa. Club : CivU Service (Cape
Town). (K316)
STANFORD, Major WiUiam, O.B.E, R.F.A.
STANGER, Ernest WilUam, O.B.E.
STANHOPE, Cicely, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
STANHOPE, Lieut. CoUn Lundin, O.B.B.
STANHOPE, Adele, Hon. Mrs. Charles Hay SCUDA
MORE-, O.B.E, 6. 7 Jan. 1863 ; d. of the late Sir Robert
Hay, Bart, of Haystoun ; to. Charles Hay, 6th s. of 9th Earl
of Chesterfield (see Bukke'S Peerage). War Work : Chairman
War Workers Committee, Y.W.C.A. ; Nat. Vice-President,
Y.W.C.A. Address : 64, Queen's Gate, S.W. (01887)
STANIER, WilUam Henry, O.B.E, J.P. WUts, 6. 28
AprU, 1849 ; s. of Thomas Stanier, of Wolverhampton ; m.
Susan Sophia, d. of Thomas Harris, of Calne. Educ : Privately.
Retired Stores Superintendent, Great Western Railway ; Alder
man WUts Co. CouncU. War Work : Assisted RaUway Executive
in distribution to British Rlys. of Timber and other controlled
materials. Address : South Place, Calne, WUts. Club :
Nat. Liberal. ( 011372)
STANION, OUver Bown, O.B.E, fi. 13 May, 1856 ; e. of
the late Rev. Thoma3 Stanion, of Gt. Berkhamstead ; to. Mary,
d . of WUliam Stanyon, of Leicester. Yarn Merchant, Leicester.
Chairman of The Eiderwear Co, Ltd., Leicester ; Director of
The Leicester Permanent Building Society. War Work :
Chairman Labour Advisory Committee. Leicester ; Member
South Midlands and Eastern Divisional Council ; Chairman
(Hon. Vice-President) Leicester Chamber of Commerce.
Address : Norlands, Victoria Park Road, Leicester ; The
Royal Colonial Institute, London. Club : The Leicestershire. (011373)
STANISTREET, Col. (T. Major-Gen.) Sir George Brad
shaw, K.B.E, C.B, C.M.G, B.A, M.B, B.Ch, Trin. Coll,
Dublin, 6. 13 May. 1866 ; s. of late Richard Stanistreet, M.D,
of Malahide, Ireland. Joined R.A.M.C, 1891 ; Major 1903 ;
Lieut.-Col. 1 913 ; Col, 1917 ; T. Major-General, 1918 ; Personal
Assistant to P.M.O, Punjab Command, 1896-1901. Staff
Officer to P.M.O, Southern Command, 1906-10. War Work :
Dep. Assist. Director-Gen, A.M.S, War Office, 1913-17;
Assist. Director-Gen. 1917-18 ; Dep. Director-Gen. from
1918 ; Commander of Order of the Crown of Italy ; Esquire
of the Order of St. John. Club : Junior United Service. (K285)
STANLEY, Hon. Sir Arthur, G.B.E., C.B, M.V.O, J.P,
D.L. ; 3rd s. of 16th Earl of Derby (see Burke's Peerage).
Educ : Wellington Coll. Treas. St. Thomas's Hospital ;
Chairman British Red Cross and St. John Ambulance. War
Work : R.ed Cross. Address : Treasurer's House, St. Thomas's
Hospital, S.E. Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; Carlton ; Turf. (G8)
STANLEY, Arthur, M.B.E.
STANLEY, Beatrix Taylour, Lady, C.B.E. Hon. Sec,
Lancashire Branch of the Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies
Association. (C3166)
STANLEY, Lieut. Ernest Raymond, O.B.E.
STANLEY, Capt. Herbert Vernon, M.B.E, M.C,
R.A.M.C. STANLEY, Major James, O.B.E.
STANLEY, Sir John, K.C.I.E, C.B.E, Q.C, J.P, fi.
22 Nov. 1846 ; s. of the late John Stanley, of Armagh, Deland ;
m. Annie, d. of the late James Norris, of Bletchingley, Surrey.
Educ: Armagh Royal School; Trinity Coll, DubUn. Barrister-
at-Law ; Queen's Counsel, 1892 ; Bencher, King's Inns,
Dublin, 1892 ; Hon. Bencher, 1898 ; Puisne Judge of
High Court at Calcutta, 1898-1901 ; Chief Justice of High
Court of N. W. Province, 1901-1911; Knight of Grace
Order of St. John. War Work : Convener of Comforts
Committee and afterwards Vice-Chairman of Indian Soldiers
Fund, 1914-19. Address: 19, Gledhow Gardens, London,
S.W. Clubs : Junior Carlton ; Ranelagh ; Univ. Dublin. (C1092)
STANLEY, Lieut.-Col. Joseph Henry, C.B.E, F.R.G.S,
J.P, 6. 16 May, 1864 ; s. of John Stanley, J.P, of Calcutta.
Educ. : Privately. Deputy Commissioner, British Red Cross,

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Mesopotamia; Vice-President, Church Army. War Work:
Served in France, Oct. 1914-16, and in Mesopotamia from Jan,
1917, to March, 1919. Club : Royal Societies'. (C634)
STANLEY, Leonard, M.B.E.
STANLEY, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Robert, M.B.E.
STANLEY, Capt. Robert Vinin Stanley, O.B.B, R.A.S.C.
STANLEY, Rowland John, M.B.E.
STANLEY, Capt. WilUam Blakeney, M.B.E,
STANLEY, OUvia EUzabeth, Mrs. SLOANE-, O.B.E.
STANNARD, Lieut. Frank Charles, O.B.E, D.C.M.,
R.F.A. (TO
ST ANN US, Lieut.-Col. Gerald Walter James Fitzgerald,
STANSFIELD, Lieut.-Col. Cyril Grey, O.B.E.
STANSFIELD, George Sutoliffe, O.B.E, M.R.C.S,
T..R.C.P, 6. 29 Oct. 1849 ; s. of James Stansfield, of Bacup ;
m. Oceana, d. of Capt. E. Graham, of Birkenhead. Educ. :
Privately, and Manchester Royal School of Medicine. Con
sulting Surgeon, Birkenhead Boro' Hospital; late Super
intendent Birkenhead Union Infirmary. War Work : M.O.-in-
charge Tranmere MUitary Hospital, 420 beds, with full equip
ment for operative and X-ray work. (011849)
STANSFIELD, Capt. Harold, M.B.E, R.A.F.
STANSFELD, Col. James Rawdon, C.B , CB.E, 6.
11 Aug. 1866 ; s. of the late Lieut.-General T. W. Stansfeld, of
Indian Staff Corps ; to. Eleanor Susan, d. of the late WilUam
Martiueau, M.I.C.E. Educ : Cheltenham CoU, R.M. Academy.
Royal ArtiUery ; Instructor and Chief Instructor Ordnance
College, 1901-4 ; Assistant Inspector, Inspection Department,
1901-5; Inspector, 1905-6, and 1908-12; Chief Inspector,
Woolwich, 1913. War Work : Chief Inspector, Woolwich, till
AprU,-1916 : Deputy Director-General, Ministry of Munitions,
1916-19. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, Charing Cross.
Club : United Service. (C1722)
STANSFIELD, John Firth, M.B.E. (M10254)
STANSFIELD, Louis Donald, M.B.E.
STANSFIELD, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Edward Knowles,
C.B.E, M.B, 6. 1862 ; s. of Thomas Stansfield ; to. 1908,
Mary Caroline, d. of James Dever. Resident Physician and
Superintendent of London County Mental Hospital at Bexley ;
. Hon. Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. Address : Baldwyn's Park, Bexley.
Club: Royal AutomobUe. (C1773)
STANTON, Charles Butt, C.B.E, J.P, M.P. for Aberdare. (C3164)
STANTON, Ernest WiUiam, M.B.B., 6. 7 June, 1872 ;
s. of George Stanton, of Remenham, Berks. ; to. Ethel, d. of
William John Stuart, of Upper Wartingham. Educ : Henley
School. Manager, The National Provincial and Union Bank
of England, Limited, Hythe, Kent. War Work : Hon. Sec.
Hythe War Savings Committee ; Hon. Auditor, local War
Pensions Committee. Address: The Hut, Hythe, Kent.
Club: Hythe. (M9702)
STANTON, Capt. Frederick WiUiam, M.B.E, A.S.C.
£ STANTON, Harold Westwood, O.B.B, B.A. Hons. (Lond.),
fi. 2 Nov. 1882 ; s. of James Stanton, of Tipton, Staffordshire.
Educ. : King Edward's School, Birmingham,- and London
Univ. SoUcitor ; Deputy Town Clerk of Woolwich ; Deputy
Executive Officer to the Woolwich Food Control Committee.
Address : Town HaU, Woolwich, S.E. 18. (011375)
STANTON, Helen, M.B.E. ; d. of the late John Under
wood Stanton, of Northampton. Educ : Bedford. War
work : Member of Committee of Soldiers' and Sailors' FamiUes
Association, and Local War Pensions. Address: 4, Billing
Road, Northampton. (M9703)
STANTON, Capt. Reginald, O.B.E, Gen. List. (011885)
STANTON, Major Reginald WiUiam Starkey, O.B.E,
late K. 0. Yorks. L.I, S. 28 Aug. 1877 ; s. of the late Gen.
Sir Edward Stanton, K.C.B, K.C.M.G. ; to. Margaret Ursula,
d. of the late Lieut.-Col. H. F. HU1, Essex Regt. Educ : Marl
borough and Sandhurst. War Work : Served with 2nd K. O.
Y/prks L.I. in France, Sept. to Oct. 1914, including Battle of
Aisne; severe]y WOUnded, Oct. 1914; 7th K.O. Yorks L.I,
April to June, 1915 ; D.A.A. and Q.M.G. Plymouth Garrison,
June, 1915, to Jan. 1916 ; D.A.A.G. 59th Division, Jan. 1916,
to Nov. 1918, including Sein Fein RebeUion, 1916 ; B.E.F.
fence, Feb. 1917, to Nov. 1918; D.A.A.G. 17th Corps.
B.E.F, Nov. 1918, to Dec. 1918 ; D.A.A.G. Military Governor,
cologne, Dec. 1918, to Feb. 1919 ; three times mentioned in
despatches. Address: Kittoes, Bishops Teignton, S. Devon.
Club : Army and Navy. (02731)
STANTON, Thomas Ernest, CB.E, D.Sc, F.R.S, fi.
u Dec. 1865; s. of Thomas Stanton, of Atherstone; to.
Martha Grace, d. of John Child, of London. Educ. : Owen's
will Manchester. Superintendent of Engineering Depart
ment, National Physical Laboratory. Address: St. Lucia,
¦Hampton Road, Teddington. Club : Royal AutomobUe.

STANWORTH, James, M.B.E,
STAPLE, Rev. Richard, M.B.E, M.A, 6. 22 Jan. 1879 ;
«• of the late W. W. Staple ; m. Hyacinth Margaret Louisa
rinch Hatton, d. of the late Hugh Fraser, of Achnagairn, J.P.,
rwj'' Inverness-shire. Educ. : Privately, and Magdalen Coll,
oxford. Vicar of Lympne with West Hythe. War Work :
Jlead Special Constable, Canterbury, 1914-18 ; Hon. Recruit
mg Officer, Canterbury, 1915-16; Military Representative,
Unterbury Sub-Area, 1916-17 ; Hon. Sec. Canterbury War
Wnsions Committee, 1917-18. Address : Lympne Vicarage,
Hythe, Kent. (M974)
STAPLEDON, Reginald George, M.B.E.

STAPLETON, Capt. Edward Parker, O.B.E, R.A.F.
STAPLETON, Frederiok, M.B.E.
STAPLETON, May COTTON-, M.B.E. In 1917 took
entire charge of Ministry of Pensions correspondence upon
individual cases of tuberculosis. (M10355)
STAPLEY, Frank Robert, O.B.E.
STAPYLTON, Capt. Martyn Frederio, O.B.E, R.N.
STAPYLTON, Lieut.-Col. Miles John, O.B.B.
STAR, Surg.-Comm. Paul Hohling Mills, O.B.E.
STARBUCK, Thomas William Charles, M.B.B, 6. 7 Feb.
1890; s. of Walter Starbuck, of Doncaster; to. Lily, d. of
David Piggott, of Sheffield. Educ. : Doncaster. Ensign
Salvation Army. War Work: Control of S.A. Hostels at
Dunkerque, Paris, and with 4th Army in Belgium. Addresses :
Rockley, near Retford, Notts ; Spansyke Street, Doncaster. (M3992)
STARK, Frank Tapscott, M.B.E.
STARK, James, O.B.B.
STARK, John, O.B.B.
STARK, John, O.B.E.
STARKEY, Capt. Dickinson, O.B.B, R.A.V.C.
STARKEY, Henry Samuel Criohton, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
(T.). STARKEY, Capt. Herbert James, O.B.B, R.E.
STARKEY, Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
STARLING, Lieut.-Col. John, O.B.E, R.A.F.
STARLING, John Henry, O.B.E.
STARNES, Major Fred, D.S.O, O.B.E.
STARR, Lieut. Frank Joseph, O.B.E.
STARR, Major Frederick Newton Gisborne, C.B.E,
R.A.M.C. Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1328)
STARR, Col. WiUiam Henderson, C.B, C.M.G, C.B E,
fi. 1861, Waziristan Exped. 1894-5 (medal with clasps) ;
China, 1900 (medal) ; Mesopotamia, 1915-19 (despatches). (C1433)
STARRATT, Lieut. Harry Joseph, M.B.E, Can. O.C.B.
STARTIN, Lieut. Robert Arthur, O.B.B, A.M, R.N.
STATHAM, Col. John Charles Baron, CM.G, C.B.E,
6. 1872. Entered R.A.M.C. 1896 ; Capt. 1899 ; Major, 1907 ;
Lieut.-Col. 1915 ; Col. Army Medical Service, 1917 ; N.-W.
Frontier of India, 1897-98 (medal with clasp) ; Great War,
1914-19, as A.D.M.S. (despatches). (C1239)
STATHAM, Reginald Samuel Sherard, O.B.E, fi. 11 March,
1884 ; s. of the Rev. S. P. H. Statham, of Pendleton, Lanc3. ;
to. Annie Maitland, d. of Rupert Sherwin, of Worcester. Educ :
Bradfleld Coll, Berks. ; Westminster and Bristol Medical
Schools. Doctor of Medicine ; Hon. Assist, fi-ynaecologist,
Bristol Royal Infirmary; Demonstrator of Obstetrics, Bristol
Univ. War Work : Mobilised, Aug. 1914, 3rd Field Amb, 1st
Division ; M.O. to 2nd Royal Munster Fusiliers, Oct. 1914,
to May, 1915 ; Surgical Specialist, 5th Gen. Hospital, 1916-18 ;
in charge Surgical Div, 6th Gen. Hospital, Aug. 1918, to Dec.
1919. Address : Ormlie, CUfton Down Road, CUfton, Bristol.
(O8804)
STAUNTON, George Sydney, M.B.E.
STAUNTON, Capt. Hugh Geoffrey, CB.E, R.D, R.N.R,
6. 1892 ; s. of Henry Staunton, of Snelston HaU, Derbyshire.
War Work : 1914-19, as Commodore of Convoys (despatches). (C1206)
STAVERT, Sir WUliam Ewen, K.B.E, fi. 9 April, 1861 ;
8. of Robert McCall Stavert, of P. E. Island, Canada; m.
Alma Kate, d. of Samuel Thomson, of Newcastle, N.B, Canada.
Educ : Summerside ; P. E. Island Grammar School. Retired
Banker. War Work : Canadian Red Cross, and later Director
of Finance in Ministry of Information, London, England.
Address : 33, Macgregor Street, Montreal, Canada. Clubs :
Mount Royal, and St. James's, Montreal. (K251)
STAVERS, Lieut.-Col. John, M.V.O, O.B.B.
STAWELL, Roldolph de Salis, O.B.B, M.B, F.R.CS.
STAYNER, Capt. Richard Winslow, C.B.E, D.S.O, M.C,
Canadian Forces, 6. 1877 ; s. of the late Rev. Thomas Laurence
Stayner ; m. 1911, Winifred Blga Russell. Educ : Marl
borough. Served in S. Africa, 1899-1901 ; Great War. 1915-
18 (despatches) (C2213)
STEAD, Capt. Norman, M.B.E.
STEAD, William, M.B.E. ,-,.,.„ ,_ „ .
STEARNS, Major Cyril Ernest, O.B.E, K.R.R.C. (S.R.)
STEBBING, Henry Mark, M.B.B.
STEDMAN, Albert Douglas M.B.E.
STEDMAN, Major Ernest Walker, O.B.E, R.A.F.
STEDMAN, Isabel Margaret, O.B.B.
STEEDS, Ethel Mary, M.B.E.
STEEGMANN, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Edward John,
O.B.E, M.B., D.P.H, R.N.V.R.
STEEL, Alexander, O.B.E, J.P.
STEEL, AUred Ernest, O.B.E.
STEEL, Capt. Charles Walter, M.B.E, fi. 14 Feb. 1878 ;
8 of John Henry Dixon Steel, of Blackheath and Lowestoft ;
m Dorothy Margaret, d. of the late James Calban, of Green
wich Educ. : Gt. Yarmouth Grammar School. Hon. Sec.
Norwich Division, British Red Cross Society; Assist. Eton.
Sec Norwich Univ. Extension Society. War Work : QIC
Transport, Norwich British Red Cross Society ; Adjutant of
Norfolk R.A.M.C. Volunteers. Address: 19, Cecil Road,
Norwich. Clubs: Red Cross, and Masonic, Norwich. (M2475)
STEEL, Capt. Frank, O.B.E, R.A.F.
STEEL, Lieut. Gabriel, O.B.E, R.E.
STEEL, Air Commodore John Miles, C.M.G,, C.B.E, 6.

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

11 Sept. 1877 ; s. of Col. J. P. Steel, R.E. (ret.) ; to. Laura
Kathleen, d. of the late WiUiam Sinclair Thomson, M.P.
Educ. : Stubbington House, Fareham, and H.M.S. " Britannia."
Late Capt. R.N. War Work: Royal Navy, Grand Fleet,
1914-17: Royal Naval Air Service, 1917-18 ; transferred to
Royal Air Force, April, 1918 ; mentioned in Naval Despatches
(Jutland). Address : Brook House, Chislehurst. Club : Junior
Naval and MiUtary. (C874)
STEEL, Major John Valentine, O.B.E, R.A.F.
STEEL, Lieut -Col. Thomas Heron, O.B.E,
STEELE, AUred LUburn, M.B.E.
STEELE, Arnold Francis, M.B.E.
STEELE, Major Charles Edward Beevor, O.B.E.
STEELE, Major Henry Squire, O.B.E.
STEELE, Major Gerald, O.B.E, fi. 6 April, 1874; s. of
Matthew Steele, of Frodsham, Cheshire ; m. Maud, d. of
William Mackinlay, of Wynard, S. India. War Work : France,
1914-17 ; North Russia, 1918-19. Address : 22, Emperor's
Gate, S.W. 7. Club: Boodle's. (O3077)
STEELE, Lieut. Matthew Garvan, M.B.E, R.F.A.
STEELE, Reginald Johns, M.B.E, 6. 25 Aug. 1881 ; s. of
G. H. Steele, of Stroud, Glos. ; m. Alice Mary, d. of T. A.
Roberts, of Bradford. Educ. : Marling School, Stroud, and
Leeds Univ. Head Chemist to Yarn Branch of the Bradford
Dyers Association. War Work : Acted as Director of Textile
Section of the Ministry of Food ; this Department controlled
the use of all edible starches and flours needed by the Textile
and Adhesive Industry. Address: 2, Whetley Grove, Brad
ford. (M3994)
STEELE, Lieut. Thomas, M.B.E.
STEELE, W. H., CB.E. Assist, and Acting Traffic
Manager, Chinese Govt. RaUways, Peking-Mukden Line.
Address: Peking. China. (C635)
STEEN, Minnie, Mrs., M.B.E.
STEEN, Major Royston Dunbar, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
STEER, Charles Robert, M.B.E.
STEER, Frank, M.B.E.
STEER, George Patrick, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
STEGGALL, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Robert Ernest, M.B.E.
STEIN, Charles, O.B.E, M.C.
STELLING, Lieut. Carl David, M.B.E.
STEMP, Major Charles Hubert, C.B.E.
STENHOUSE, James WUson, M.B.B, M.B, M.R.C.S,
STENHOUSE, Lieut. Joseph Russell, O.B.E.
STENNING, Lieut.-Col. Henry Alexander, O.B.E., T.D.
STENNING, Jessie, M.B.E, 6. 30 March, 1869; d. of
Edward Stenning, of Beckenham, Kent. Educ. : Worcester
Park, Surrey. Commandant Kent 86 V.A.D, B.R.C.S. War
Work : British Red Cross Society, 1914-19 ; Acting as Qr.-Mr.
at Christ Church V.A.D. Hospital, Beckenham (auxUiary to
the Royal Herbert Woolwich), Oct. 1914, to July, 1918;
Commandant of same until Jan. 1919. Address : Taversham
House, Beckenham, Kent. (M9708)
STENNING, Lieut.-Col. John Frederick, C.B, C.B.E.
T.D, 6. 1868 ; s. of the late Edward Stenning, of Beckenham,
Kent ; m. Ethelwynne, d. pf W. H. Alexander, of Oxton,
Cheshire. Univ. Lecturer, FeUow, Tutor, Dean, and Librarian
of Wadham CoU. Oxford ; Lieut.-Col. Comdg. an Officers'
Training Corps. (C1774)
STENNING, WilUam Lees, M.B.B, J.P, 6. 4 July, 1865 ;
s. of WiUiam Stenning, of RedhUl ; m. Mary EUzabeth, d. of
the Rev. James Schofield, of Westgate, Co. Durham. Educ. :
Repton School. War Work : Divisional Officer under Timber
Supply Department of Board of Trade. Address : Ranmore,
RedhiU, Surrey. (M3995)
STENSON, George Routledge, O.B.E.
STEPHEN, Major George Andrew, O.B.E, 6. 15 April,
1879 ; s. of James A. Stephen, SoUcitor and Bank Manager,
Keith. Educ. : Blairiodge School, StirUngshire ; Aberdeen
and Edinburgh Universities. SoUcitor and Bank Manager,
Keith, Banffshire. War Work : Mobilised Aug. 1914 ; Active
Service, France, Nov. 1914, to Dec. 1915, in 1/6 Gordon High
landers (T.F.) ; Instructional Staff, Machine Gun Corps ;
Commanding No. 2 (Res.) Batt. M.G.C Address: Union
Bank House. Keith. Banffshire. (07737)
STEPHEN, Lieut.-Col. Guy NeviUe, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
STEPHEN, Henry, O.B.E.
STEPHEN, Capt. Henry Brown Torrie, M.B.E.
STEPHEN, Henry Buckingham, M.B.E.
STEPHEN, Nancy Consett, M.B.E.
STEPHENS, Adelaide Charlotte Edith, Mrs., M.B.E,
6. 3 Dec. 1880 ; d. of George Simpson, of Wray Park, Reigate ;
to. Peter Stuart, s. of Thomas WaUs Stephens, of Downe Hou3e,
Richmond. Educ. : AUenswood, Wimbledon Park. War
Work : Sec. Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Association,
Merstham ; Member, Reigate Rural District Food Control
Committee ; Representative for Merstham for Women's Land
Army ; Vice-Chairman and subsequently Chairman of the
Reigate Rural District War Pensions Committee. Address :
Coppice Lea, Merstham, Surrey. Club : Halcyon. (M9709)
STEPHENS, Albert, M.B.E. (M10254/)
STEPHENS, Amy Frances Caroline, M.B.E, 6. 2 July,
1879 ; d. of the late Lieut. WiUiam Henry Stephens, R.N. Educ:
Leamington High School. Junior Administrative Assistant,
Accountant-General's Dept, Admiraltv, WhitehaU. War
Work : Assisted at Farnborough Court Red Cross Hospital ;
Canteen, and Prisoners of War Parcels Packing Depot, Farn
borough. Address : Lincroft, Farnborough, Hants. (M2477)

STEPHENS, Charles Hoak, O.B.E.
STEPHENS, Edwin, M.B.E., fi. 12 Feb. 1856 ; t. of the
late John Stephens, ShipbuUder, of Carnon Yard, Feock,
Cornwall; to. Jane Crozier, d. of WiUiam Cornish, Warrant
Officer, R.N, of Devonport. 1878, joined the Government
Service at Keyham Dockyard, Devonport, and after 17 years'
in the drawing-office, Chief Engineer's Dept, selected for special
duty at the Admiralty in connection with designs for foreign
(extension works) for Gibraltar, Malta, etc. ; after 4 years'
service at Admiralty, appointed, March, 1901, Foreman of
Engineering Branch H.M. Dockyard, Devonport ; had charge
under Chief Engineer, of Yard of new construction work,
fitting out battleships and cruisers, such as " Lion " and other
ships that fought in the Jutland Battle ; on attaining the age
of 60, owing to the war, was reappointed by the Admiralty
to serve a further period during the war, and on retirement was
awarded the Imperial Service Medal. Address: 10, St.
John's Terrace, Devoran, CornwaU. (M9710)
STEPHENS, Einna Gwendolen, M.B.E.
STEPHENS, Major Franois Trant, O.B.E.
STEPHENS, Major Frank Harold, O.B.E, R.A.F.
STEPHENS, Surg. -Lieut. -Comm. Horace EUiot Rose,
O.B.E, M.B, D.P.H, R.N.
STEPHENS, Lieut. Hubert Stanley, O.B.E, H.A.C. (T.F.)
STEPHENS, Capt. John Kyle, M.B.E, R.E.
STEPHENS, Lackhart, CB.E, M.R.C.S, D.L.
STEPHENS, Major LesUe Nalder, O.B.E, R.A.
STEPHENS, Engr.-Capt. Lindsay James, C.B.E, R.N.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1942)
STEPHENS, Lieut. Sidney Franois Hood M.B.E,
R.F.A, (S.R.)
STEPHENS, WiUiam Edgar, O.B.E, 6. 31 Dec. 1871;
s. of Thomas James Stephens, of Roath, Cardiff; to. Mary
Elsie, d. of John Bevington, late of Barlaston, Staffs. Educ. :
Monkton House School, Cardiff ; South Wales Univ. CoU.
Solicitor ; Town Clerk, Great Yarmouth, Registrar ; Borough
Court of Record; Registration Officer; Hon. Clerk Distress
Committee, Great Yarmouth. War Work: Clerk to Great
Yarmouth Local Tribunal ; Divisional Secretary Soldiers' and
SaUors' FamiUes Association, and Soldiers' and SaUors' Help
Society ; Hon. Clerk to Local War Pensions Committee ;
Member of East Anglian Joint Disablement Committee ; Hon.
Sec. and Organiser Great Yarmouth Vol. War Workers Associa
tion ; Hon. Clerk Local Emergency Committee ; Member
Norfolk Emergency Committee ; Hon. Clerk and Organising
Sec. Local Committee for the Prevention and Relief of Distress ;
Special Constable ; Member War Savings Committee.
Addresses: The Greylands, Gorleston, Suffolk; The Town
HaU, Great Yarmouth. Clubs : The Great Yarmouth Con
servative ; Great Yarmouth and Caister GoU. (011382)
STEPHENS, WiUiam [John, M.B.E, 6. 15 March, 1882 ;
s. of John Stephens, of Rhyddings, Neath ; m. Ethel May,
d. of Daniel Davies, CE, of Neath. Educ : Neath.
Member of the Neath Rural District CouncU and the Board of
Guardians. War Work : Acted for the Ministry of Munitions
Labour Dept. as Chief Executive Officer for Wales. Clubs:
Swansea and Counties. (M9712)
STEPHENSON, Major BasU, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 14 AprU,
1880; s. of Reuben Stephenson, of Devenport; to. Joyce
Edith, d. of Frederick WiUiam Higgins, of Chittagong, India.
Educ. : Plymouth CoU, Plymouth. Banker, Imperial Bank of
India and Bank of Bengal. War Work: Royal 1st Devon
Yeomanry, GalUpoU, Egypt, Palestine, and L. of C Palestine,
E.E.F. Addresses: c/o Courts & Co, London; Bank of
Bengal, India. (06298)
STEPHENSON, Gertrude, Mrs., M.B.E.
STEPHENSON, John, O.B.E.
STEPHENSON, Joseph, O.B.E, F.S.A.A, 6. 9 May,
1882 ; s. of the late George Frederick Stephenson, of Harrogate ;
to. EmmeUne Louise, d. of A. N. BaUey, of Peterboro'. Educ. :
Privately. FeUow of the Society of Incorporated Accountants
and Auditors ; Elective Auditor City of Peterborough. War
Work: Hon. Sec. and Treas. Soke of Peterboro' Red Cross
and Voluntary Organisation Committees ; Hon. County Sec.
Soke of Peterborough National War Savings Committee;
Executive Officer, Peterboro' and District Joint Executive
Food Control Committee ; Sec. of the Provincial Feeding
Stuffs Committee for Peterboro' Area ; Special Constable.
Address: The HolUes, Eastfleld, Peterboro'. Clubs: Junior
Constitutional ; Royal Automobile ; City and Counties (Peter-
boro'V (011383)
STEPHENSON, Marjory, M.B.E.
STEPHENSON, PhiUppa Anna Frederioa, Mrs., O.B.E,
d. of the late Colonel Gordon Watson, of 8, Cadogan Gardens,
and Wydford House, Ryde ; m. Major-Gen. Theodore Edward,
C.B, s. of the Rev. Canon Stephenson, of St. Johns, Weymouth.
Artist. War Work : Sec. of the Essex Regt. Prisoners of War
Fund (coUected £28,000) ; on Executive Committee of Soldiers
and Sailors' Help Society. Address: 75, CarUsle Mansions,
S.W.1. Clubs: Lyceum; Ladies' Army and Navy. (03939)
STEPHENSON, Richard Henry, O.B.E.
STEPHENSON, Lieut.-Col. Robert, C.B.E, D.S.O.
STEPHENSON, Stanley George, O.B.E.
STERICKER, Capt. John, M.B.E, R.E.
STERICKER, Major Stanley, O.B.E.
STERLING, Thomas Smith, M.B.E.
STERN, Sir Albert Gerald, K.B.E, CM.G. Lieut.-Col.
Machine Gun Corps ; was Commander Mechanical Warfare
(Overseas and AUies) Dept. 1917-19. (K170)

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Stevenson

STERN, Major Frederio Claude, O.B.E, M.C.
STERNDALE, HUda, M.B.E. War Work: Deputy
Administrator to Q.M.A.A.C, attached 40 Q.M.A.A.C. Depot
Hostel, Handsworth CoU, Birmingham, as Company Com
mander ; later, in charge of a Unit attached to Tractor Depot,
Avonmouth. Address : The Green, Seaton Carew, County
Durham. (M6710)
STERRY, Major John, O.B.E., M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
B,.A.M.O. (V.), 6. 9 Jan. 1870 ; s. of John Sterry, of Nutfleld,
Surrey ;m. Beatrice, d. of WilUam AUen, of Leek, Staffordshire.
Educ : St. Bartholomew's Hospital. FeUow Royal Medical
Society ; F.Z.S. ; Medical Officer of Holmesdale Cottage
Hospital, and Sevenoaks Hip Hospital. War Work : Served
abroad as Lieut. R.A.M.C. : Assistant County Director, Kent
V.A.D. ; Medical Officer, St. John's V.A.D. Hospital, Seven
oaks ; Major R.A.M.C (V.), Kent Field Ambulance. Address :
Suffolk Place, Sevenoaks, Kent. CTttfis : Royal Automobile ;
Flyfishers'. (011384)
STERRY, Wasey, C.B.E, fi. 1866; e. s. of the Rev.
Francis Sterry, of Fort HiU, Barnstaple. Educ. : Eton, and
Merton CoU. Oxford. CaUed to the Bar, Lincoln's Dm, 1892 ;
appointed a Judge in Sudan, 1901 ; Chief Justice, 1905-17 ;
Legal Sec. Sudan Govt. 1917 ; has 3rd class Medjidie ; 2nd
class of Order of the NUe. Addresses : Khartum, Sudan ;
Fort HU1, Barnstaple. CZufi : SavUe. (C355)
STERT, Mabel, M.B.E, fi. 9 AprU, 1866 ; oT. of the late
Rev. Arthur Richard Stert, of Cheltenham. Educ : Ladies'
CoU, Cheltenham. War Work: In Aug. 1914, helped to
arrange homes for and to look after Belgian Refugees ; worked
for the Soldiers' and Sailors' FamiUes Association and the
Frome War Depot ; in Oct. 1917, was appointed Hon. Sec. and
Treas. to the War Pensions Sub-Committees, Frome, and held
the post 2. years. Address : Chosen House, Charlton Kings,
Cheltenham. (M9713)
STEUART, James, O.B.E, M.A, J.P, 6. 7 Sept. 1860 ;
s. of Archibald Steuart, W.S, Edinburgh ; m. Agatha, d. of
Canon Francis Coulman Royds. Educ : Edinburgh Academy,
and Edinburgh Univ. Royal Company of Archers (King's
Bodyguard for Scoltand) : Writer to the Signet ; Senior
Partner of J. 0. and A. Steuart, W.S, 25, Rutland Street,
Edinburgh; Director Eagle, Star, and British Dominions
Insurance Co, Limited (Edinburgh Board) ; Member of
London Committee of Zafra and Huelva Railway Company.
War Work: Commander Edinburgh City Special Constables
(Toot Section). Addresses : Crossways, Murrayfleld, Mid
lothian ; 25, Rutland Street, Edinburgh. Club : Caledonian
United Service (Edinburgh). (011385)
STEUART, Maud Anne Sophia, Mrs., M.B.E.; d. of
Leut.-Gen. Chas. S. Steward, LA. ; to. Murray Babtagton,
. e. of George Steuart, Brig.-Gen. Royal Coy. of Archers, of
Edinburgh. War Work : Hon. Sec. Kirkcudbright Local War
Pensions Sub-Committee until a paid secretary was appointed ;
Representative in Kirkcudbright of the Soldiers' and Sailors'
Families Association previous to and during the war. Address :
Oakley, Kirkcudbright. (M9714)
STEVENI, Major Leo, O.B.E.. M.C
STEVENS, Arthur Michael Bygholm, M.B.B, C.B, 6.
2 March, 1872 ; s. of WiUiam Stevens, late of Bygholm, Den
mark and London; to. Helga, d. of Balthazar Worm, of
Aalborg, Denmark. . Educ. : Crystal Palace Practical School
of Engineering. Administrator Flax SuppUes Committee,
Belfast; Assist, and District Engineer Assam-Bengal Rly.,
India; Resident Engtoeer-in-charge, Barsi' Light Rly., India;
Engineer at Donhirst Peat Works, Dumfries, Scotland. War
Work: Senior Assist. Inspector of Munitions Areas, Ministry
of Munitions ; Engtoeer-to-Charge, Bettisfield Camp-Hut
ments, for Messrs. J. Norton Griffiths, Contractors for War
Office. Address : c/o Messrs. Grtodlay & Co, 54, ParUament
Street, London. Club : Union (Belfast). (M9715)
STEVENS, Engr.-Capt. Charles, C.B.E., R.N, 6. 1869 ;
«. of the late James Stevens, of Moseley, near Birmingham.
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches) (C1943)
STEVENS, Clement Henry, CB.E, 6. 1870 ; s. of the
late G. J. B. Stevens, M.R.CS, L.R.C.P, of Wadhurst House,
Newington Green, S.E. Deputy Director of Shell Manufacture,
June to Sept. 1917 ; Controller of Gun Ammunition since that
date. (C66)
STEVENS, Edith, Mrs., O.B.B, 5. 1873 ; d. of the late
Rt. Hon. Sir Daniel Dixon, Bart, P.C, M.P, D.L, of BaUy-
menoch, Co. Down ; to. Lieut.-Col. F. Stevens, C.B.E, D.L.
War Work : Commandant of Aux. Hospital, 1914-19 ; organiser
of Our Day (Bedford), 1915-16 ; a Lady of Grace of the Order
of St. John of Jerusalem in England. Address : Clairmono,
Shakespeare Road, Bedford. Club : Ladies' V.A.D. (01889)
STEVENS, Major Edward James, O.B.E, R.A, Chevalier
of the Legion of Honour. ( O5807)
. STEVENS, Lieut.-Col. Frank Augustus Douglas. C.B.E,,
fi. 1877 ; s. of Col. F. B. Stevens, of Marlow ; m. 1890, Edith,
O.B.E, d. ofthe Rt. Hon. Sir Daniel Dixon, P.C, M.P, 1st Bt.
Chief Constable of Beds; County Director and a D.L. for
Bedfordshire ; Chairman of its Territorial Force Association ;
Esquire of Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England. Ad
dress : Claremont, Shakespeare Road, Bedford. Club :
Junior United Service. (C036)
STEVENS, Capt. Frank Douglas, O.B.E, M.G.C, R.A.F.
STEVENS, Frederick, O.B.E.
STEVENS, Frederiok Charles, M.B.E, 6. 9 Oct. 1876;
*. of Frederick Stevens, of Hitchin ; m. Florence Louisa, d. of
Isaac Ivory, of Stevenage. Educ : Hitchin Grammar School.

Printer and Stationer. War Work : Served with Bedfordshire
Regt, also on the Staff of the War Cabinet, and the Staff of
the Cabinet Offices. Address: 78, High Street, Stevenage,
Herts. (M9716)
STEVENS, Major Frederiok John, O.B.E, 6. Feb. 6,
1883 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. S. J. Stevens, 16th Lancers, of Chiltley,
Liphook, Hants. Educ. : King's CoUege, London ; Messrs.
Adams and Millard, Freiburg, Barden, Germany. Farming.
War Work : Was in tho Special Reserve before the War ;
mobUised 4 Aug. 1914, and joined 4th Batt. P.W.O. West
Yorkshire Regiment ; served at home and on the Western
Front ; demobilised, 22 AprU, 1919. Address : Chiltley,
Sopley, Christehurch, Hants.
STEVENS, Capt. George, O.B.E., R.A.F.
STEVENS, George Douglas, M.B.B, 6. 6 May, 1858;
s. of Henry George Stevens, of IsUngton, London, N. ; to.
Mary Ann EUzabeth, d. of Robert Keyte, of Tottenham, N.
Educ. : Deal Coll. Formerly Assist. Manager and later
Manager for the ChUworth Gunpowder Co, Ltd, atClulworth,
Guildford, Surrey, for 35 years. War Work : The manu
facture of explosives for the Services. _iri!dress.- HU1 Top,
Fort Road, Guildford, Surrey. (M0996)
STEVENS, Capt. Gordon. M.B.B, CE, R.E, fi. 19
Sept. 1893 ; s. of J. G. Stevens, of Hawkesbury, Upton ;
to. Kate, Alice, d. of Robert Street, of Northfleet. Educ :
Colston School, Bristol. Articled to H. T. Chapman, late
County Surveyor of Somerset. War Work : Joined Inns of
Court O.T.C, Dec. 1915 ; Commissioned R.E, Chatham,
Sept. 1916 ; Salonica, Jan. 1917, to Dec. 1919. Address :
Oldbury, Bower Mount Road, Maidstone. (M3235)
STEVENS, Harold Blythen, O.B.E.
STEVENS, Ida Kathleen, O.B.E.
STEVENS, James Algernon, CLE, O.B.E.
STEVENS, Engr.-Capt. John Greet, C.B.E. Served in
the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1944)
STEVENS, Leonard Cording, O.B.E, 6. 23 Nov. 1890 ;
s. of the late Robert Stevens, of Timberscombe, Taunton;
m. Nancy Lorna, d. of Col. H. N. V. Harington, I.M.S, of The
Arrow Lakes, British Columbia. Educ. : WeUington, and
London Univ. Schoolmaster and Tutor, Commanding 229th
(Sussex) Battery, R.F.A. (T.). War Work : France (Sept. and
Oct. 1914) ; India, Mesopotamia (1916-17) ; organised India's
" Own Day," 1918, which brought £825,000 to Red Cross Funds ;
organised and carried out India's War Propaganda Campaign,
1918-19. Address : Chelmsford HaU, Eastbourne, Sussex. (O8307)
STEVENS, Patriok WiUiam Joseph, O.B.E.
STEVENS, Lieut. Reginald, M.B.E, R.E.
STEVENS, Lieut. Thomas Harry Gouldsworthy, O.B.E,
R.E, I.A.R.O.
STEVENS, Walter WiUiam Spencer, M.B.E:, R.N.
STEVENSON, Arnold, M.B.E.
STEVENSON, Capt. Bertrand James, O.B.E.
STEVENSON, Capt. Douglas Stuart, M.B.E, R.A.F.
STEVENSON, Eileen, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 28 May, 1870;
d. of the late Charles Haugh, of Portlaw, Co. Waterford;
m. David, s. of Hugh Stevenson, of Northland House, London
derry. Educ : Dublin. War Work : Hon. Co-Sec. London
derry War Hospital Supply Depot, under Dir -Gen. Voluntary
Organisations ; Executive Committee Soldiers' and SaUors
FamUies Association, and MiUtary and Naval War Pensions
Committee, representing this committee on Regional Directors
Court, Belfast; SaUors' and Soldiers' Free Buffets, etc.
Address : The Collon House, Londonderry. (M9717)
STEVENSON, Comm. Ernest, O.B.E, R.N.
STEVENSON, Florence Johanna, Mrs., M.B.E.
STEVENSON, Frances Louise, C.B.E. Secretary to
Prime Minister (Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd George, M.P.). (C305)
STEVENSON, Capt. George Henderson, O.B.B, M.C.
STEVENSON, Col. Harry Daniel Muhldoroff, O.B.E,
M.C, LA.
STEVENSON, Herbert Given, M.B.E.
STEVENSON, HUda, M.B.E, d. of L. R. Stevenson, late
3rd Hussars. War Work: Second-in-charge of Red Cross
Work Depot, Birkenhead; organiser and Head of Red Cross
Gift House, Birkenhead. Address: 31, Beresford Road,
Birkenhead. Clubs : Halcyon ; Foram. (M 19718)
STEVENSON, Rev. Hugh, M.B.E, M.A, 6. 16 Feb.
1864 ¦ s. of Andrew Stevenson, of Beith, Ayrshire ; to. Eleanor,
d. of WiUiam Kennedy, M.A, LL.D, of Glasgow. Educ. :
Tollcross PubUc School, Glasgow Univ, and Glasgow Free
Church Coll. Minister, United Free Church, Dunblane;
Member of the Parish CouncU of Dunblane and Leorott;
Member of the School Management Committee of the parishes
of Ardoch and Dunblane and Lecroft. War Work: Patriotic
Services in Scotland, specially in Recruiting, Derby Scheme,
MiUtary and National Service Representatives, and War
Savings Campaigns. Address : East Manse, Dunblane.
STEVENSON, Lieut. Ian Teacher, O.B.E, E-N-V.R.
STEVENSON, Major James, O.B.E, B.L, R.E. (T.), fi.
2 March 1883 ; s. of WUliam Stevenson, of Glasgow ; m.
Suphronia Reynolds, d. of Richard Gleeson, of Toronto,
Canada. Educ. : Kelvtoside Academy, Glasgow Advocate.
War Work : Signals, R.E. Address : 20, Heriot Row, Edin
burgh. (OZ734)
STEVENSON, James Maxton, O.B.E.
STEVENSON, James Verdier, CB.E., M.V.O, 6. 1858;

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Chief Constable of Glasgow ; District Inspector, Royal Dish
Constabulary, 1884-1902. (C637)
STEVENSON, John Home, M.B.E, M.A, K.C, 6. 1855 ;
s. of the Very Rev. Robert Home Stevenson, of St. George's
Parish, Edinburgh. Educ. : Edinburgh, Unicom Pursuivant ;
Knight of Justice, Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England ;
Member of the Royal Company of Archers (King's Body
Guard for Scotland) ; Member of Educational Authority,
Edinburgh. War Work : With the Red Cross, and as a Muni
tion worker. Address : 9, Oxford Terrace, Edinburgh. Clubs :
Caldeonian ; Conservative (Edinburgh). (M2479)
STEVENSON, John Proctor, M.B.E, 6. 29 Dec. 1882;
s. of John PoweU Stevenson, of Cardiff ; to. EUen, d. of A.
Rowe. Educ. : Priory Upper Grade School, Gt. Yarmouth,
and City Municipal Secondary School, Cardiff. Accountant,
H.M. Stationery Office. War Work : As Deputy Supt. of
Stores, H.M. Stationery Office, Member of Treasury Committee
on office machinery, and one of H.M.S. 0. members on Staff of
British Delegation at Peace Conference, Paris. Address :
4, HUlbrow, New Maiden, Sin-rev. (M9720)
STEVENSON, May Margaret, O.B.E.
STEVENSON, Major Robert, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.O.C
STEVENSON, Capt. Robert Little, M.B.E, R.A.F.
STEVENSON, Samuel, M.B.E, J.P-
STEVENSON, Thomas Henry Craig, C.B.E, 6. 1870;
s. of James Stevenson, of Strabane, Co. Tyrone ; to. EUa
Louise, d. of Samuel SUlifant, of Cardiff. Educ. : Univ. CoU,
London. Superintendent of Statistics, General Register
Office ; FeUow (Guy gold medaUist) and formerly Hon. Sec.
of the Royal Statistical Society ; FeUow of Univ. CoU. War
Work : Member of Reserved Occupations and Enemy Personnel
Committees ; employed on National Register and recruiting
statistics. Address : General Register Office, Somerset House,
W.C. 2. (C306)
STEVENSON, Major Walter Ormond, O.B.E, Aust,
A.S.C. STEVENSON WilUam King, O.B.E, B.A, 6. 10 Nov.
1891 ; s. of the late Samuel Brown Stevenson, of Glencregagh,
BeUast. Educ. : Methodist CoU, BeUast, and Trinity CoU,
DubUn. War Work : Engaged during the first haU of 1916
in recruiting work in the Northern Area of Ireland ; Sept. 1916,
appointed Hon. Treas. of the Ulster Women's Gift Fund for
Men on Active Service and Prisoners of War ; this Fund, which,
apart from its activities on behalf of Men on Active Service,
was responsible for the support of some 4000 Prisoners of War,
reached a total of £120,000. Address : Glencregagh, BeUast.
(011388)
STEVENSON, WilUam March, C.B.E, 6. 31 March, 1864 ;
s. of W. H. Stevenson, of MUlside House, Dorking ; to. CeciUa
Violet, d. of Arthur S. Hanson, M.D, of Titchfield, Hants.
Educ : Queen EUzabeth's Grammar School, Southwark.
General Managers' Assistant, Lloyds Bank, Limited. War
Work : Financial Adviser, Finance Section, Ministry of
Blockade, 1916-17 ; attached lo British Embassy, Washington,
in advisory capacity, 1917-18. Address : Rookwood, Dorking!
Surrey. (C638)
STEVENSON, Stansmore LesUe Dean, Mrs. MACAULAY-
M.B.E. ; d. of A. D. Dean, of Glasgow ; to. Robert, s. of John
Stevenson, of Glasgow. War Work : Ran the Scottish Hut
at G.H.Q, MontreuU-sur-Mer. Addresses : Robinsfield-by-
Milngavie, Glasgow ; MontreuU-sur-Mer, France. (M3998)
STEWARD, Alexandrina Ryrie, O.B.E.
STEWARD, Lieut. Charles Arthur Cholmley, M.B.E,
M.C. STEWARD, Major Edward Merivale, O.B.E, S. and T.
Co. (011767)
STEWARD, Col. Godfrey Robert Viveash, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 1881 ; s. of Maj.-Gen. Edward Harding Steward, C.M.G.
Educ. : Wellington Coll, and R.M.C Entered Roy. Innis
kiUing FusiUers, 1899 ; became Capt. 1905 ; Major, 1915 ;
Brevet Lieut.-Col, 1917 ; served in the S. African War, 1899-
1902 ; present at reUef of Ladysmith (severely wounded,
Queen's medal with three clasps, King's medal with two
clasps) ; in the Great War, 1914-19 (severely wounded, des
patches, Brevet Lieut.-Col.) ; appointed to command a Labour
Batt, 1918, with rank of Col. Club : United Service. (C1330)
STEWARD, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Holden, O.B.E, 6.
12 Feb. 1866 ; s. of the Rev. Charles Holden Steward, of
Northway House, near Tewkesbury ; to. Alexanduria Ryrie
Steward, d. of James Scott Rome, of West Dingle, near Liver
pool. Educ: .Haileybury Coll. War Work: Commanding
Troops, Devizes. Address: Rockley House, Devizes. Club:
Primrose. (07743)
STEWARD, WiUiam Arthur Briault, M.B.E,
A.M.I.Mech.E, 6. 7 Nov. 1881 ; s. of WiUiam Steward, of London ;
to. Louisa Ada, d. of Joseph Risley, of London. Educ. : East
London CoU. Engineer ; before the war attached to Chief
Mechanical Engineer's Dept, Midland RaUway, Derby ; now
London Manager, Soeiete Genevoise d'Instruments de Physique
Geneva. War Work: Section Director, Gun Ammunition
Manufacture Dept, Ministry of Munitions of War, London.
Addresses : 95, Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C. 4 ;
14, Chester Rd, Southend-on-Sea, Essex. (M9721)
STEWARD, LUy Mrs. GORDON-, M.B.E.
STEWART, Agnes Paterson, Mrs, M.B.E.
STEWART, Lieut.-Col. Albert Fortesoue, C.M.G, O.B.E,
Suffolk Regt, 6. 30 March, 1868 ; s. of Sir John Marcus Stewart
5i ^t, D L (see Bukke'S Peerage); to. 3 July, 1902, Rita,
3rd a. of the late Right Hon. Jonathan Christian, Lord Justice

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of Appeal in Deland Served in S. Africa, 1901-2 (despatches
medal with clasp) ; in the Great War, from 1914 (despatches,
brevet) ; Chevalier of the Order of Leopold of Belgium. (07744)
STEWART, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Brodie Seton, O.B.E ,
R.A.M.C (T.).
STEWART, AUce Margaret, Lady, O.B.E, 6. 1863; d.
of John Christie, of Cowden, Perthshire ; m. Sir Robert King,
s. of R. Stewart, of Murdostoun. Vice-President, Franco-
Scottish Society. War Work : Deputy Chairman, Lanarkshire
Red Cross Committee ; Commandant, HartwoodhUl AuxiUary
Hospital (opened Dec. 1914, closed 1919) ; Member Scottish
Branch War Executive and V.A.D. Committees. Address:
Murdostoun Castle, Newmains, N.B. Clubs: Empress;
Queen's (Edinburgh) ; Kelvin (Glasgow). (0766)
STEWART, Angus, O.B.B, J.P, O.C, fi. 17 Sept. 1852 ;
s. ot John Stewart, of Drumchork, lately Westar Tempar,
Rannoch, Perthshire. Educ : Parish School, Gairioch.
Farmer, Estate Factor, County and Parish Works, and
Piermaster at Aultbea, where the Admiralty established a
Naval Base, at the outbreak of the war. War Work : Chair
man of the Western District Committee of Ross and Cromarty
aud Sub-Committee of the Local War Pensions Committee;
Member of Food Control Committee, Western Ross Tribunal
and Health Insurance, and Governor of the North of Scotland
CoU. of Agriculture. Address: ZetviUe, Aultbea, Ross-shire. (011389)
STEWART, Major Angus Matheson, M.B.E, R.E.
STEWART, Comm. Archibald Thomas, O.B.E, R.N..
6. 10 Jan. 1876 ; s. of Col. T. B. Stewart, 30th Regt. and
A.S.C, retired ; to. Agnes Herbert, d. of the late James B.
Thorpe, of The Hut, Port Erin, Isle of Man, and Sandywood,
Pendlebury, Lancs. Educ. : Dover Coll, and H.M.S.
" Britannia." War Work : H.M.S. " ComwaUis," 1914-17 ;
served throughout DardaneUes Campaign, Egypt, and Eastern
Mediterranean ; Staff of S.N.O, Malta ; appointed Port Convoy
Officer and British S.N.O. at Bizerta, 1917-19; ChevaUer
Legion d'Honneur ; Commander of the Order of the Nichan
Iftikar (Tunis) ; 1914-15 Star, General Service Medal, Victory
Medal. Address : Heathfield, Winchmore Will, Middlesex. (O1890)
STEWART, Capt. Arthur Courtenay, C.B.E, R.N. (ret.),
6. 1 May 1871 ; s. of Charles Patrick Stewart, of SUwood Park,
Sunningdale, Berks (see Bukke'S Peerage, Galloway, E) ; m. 18
Jan. 1911, Gwendolyn Marion, d. of Waldo Story, of Rome.
Address : Ashby Manor, Box, WUts. (C2274)
STEWART, Athole Chalmers, O.B.E, 6. 25 June. 1879 ;
s. of the late George Stewart, of Grange Park, Ealing; m.
Ellen Frances, d. of the late Gen. W. S. Hatch, R.A. War
Work: Entered Foreign Office, AprU, 1915, as temporary
clerk ; head of Telegram Section of the ParUamentary Dept.
on his retirement, Dec. 1918. Address : 6, Coulson Street,
Chelsea, S.W. 3. Clubs : Beefsteak ; Garrick. (0767)
STEWART, Major Aubrey George Battersby, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C STEWART, Lieut.-Col. Charles, O.B.E.
STEWART, Charles, O.B.E.
STEWART, Charles, M.B.E, 6. 2 Aug. 1881 ; s. of WiUiam
Stewart, of Carnoustie ; m. Jessie Ferguson, d. of WUliam
Ducat, of Warslap, Arbroath. Educ : St. Salvador's School,
Dundee. Chartered Accountant, holding pubn. appointments
under Scottish Office and Board of PubUc Health ; Registrar
for the Diocese of Brechin. War Work : Treas. Red Cross
Society and Transport Officer in Charge of Personnel. Ad
dresses : 234, Ferry Road, Dundee ; 2, Union Street, Dundee.
Clubs : New (Dundee) ; EUiott and Caledonia GoU. (M9723)
STEWART, Sqdn. -Leader Charles John, O.B.E, R.A.F.
STEWART, Sir Charles John, K.B.E, 6. 28 June, 1851 ;
8. of J. Vandeleur Stewart, of Rockinll, Co. Donegal ; m. Lady
Mary Catherine, d. of 3rd Earl of Norbury (see BmiKB's
Peerage). Educ : Harrow. Barrister-at-Law ; Official
Receiver Companies ; Clerk of the London County CouncU ;
PubUc Trustee. War Work : Custodian of Enemy Property ;
Member of Enemy Debts Committee ; Assisted in War Savings
Movement and Economy Campaign and Exhibitions ; assisted
formation of and appointed by War Office, member of Central
Committee of Volunteers. Addresses : 24, Eccleston Square,
S.W. 1 ; RockhUl, Co. Donegal, Deland. Club : Junior
Carlton. (K105)
STEWART, Capt. Charles Ravenscroft, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
STEWART, Donald Alexander, M.B.E, fi. 30 Sept. 1877 ;
s. of Ewen Stewart, J.P, of Kinlochiel ; to. Jeannie, d. of
the Rev. Donald MacMaster, of Islay. Educ. : Kinlochiel and
Fort WiUiam Schools. War Work : Acted from Jan. 1916, till
April, 1920, under the Home-Grown Timber Committee (Board
of Agriculture and Fisheries), War Office, and the Board of
Trade (Timber Supplv Department) as Superintendent of
Works in Scotland. Addresses: St. John's House, Oban;
Kinlochiel, Diverness-shire. (M9724)
STEWART, Major Donald Maciver, O.B.E, R.E, Officer
of the Order of Leopold of Belgium.
STEWART, Duncan, M.B.E, V.D, L.R.C.P.. L.R.C.S.
STEWART, Sir Edward, K.B.E, M.D, J.P, D.L.,
fi. 16 Feb. 1857; s. of WUliam Edward Stewart, F.R.CS,
late of 16, Harley Street, W. ; to. Lady PhUippa, d. of Henry
GranviUe, 14th Duke of Norfolk (see Burke's Peerage). War
Work : Surgeon to S. African Field Force in Boer War (Queen's
Medal with 3 clasps) ; Medical Assessor to Joint Commission
(Red Cross and St. John of Jerusalem) ; France, 1914-18 with

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rank of Hon. Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. Address : 34, Connaught
Square, London, W. 2. Club : Junior Carlton. (K38)
STEWART, Edward Pakenham, M.B.B, fi. 18 April,
1870 ; s. of the Rev. John Alexander Stewart, M.A, T.C.D,
of Clooney, Co. Derry; m. Amy Eliza, d. of W. Postill, of
Palnswick, Glos. Educ : Royal School, Armagh, and privately.
Civil Servant in Directorate of Movements and Quartering.
War Work : Movements of troops by sea, Including all shipping
arrangements (in conjunction with Admiralty) connected with
DardaneUes Expedition ; later conveyance of stores and
ammunition to and from aU stations abroad other than cross-
Channel. Address : 5, St. George's Mansions, London, S.W. 1.
(M3999)
STEWART, Elizabeth Woodhead, Mrs., M.B.E, V.A.D.
STEWART, EUen Frances, Mrs., C.B.E, d. of Gen. W. S.
Hatch, R.A. ; m. Athole Chalmers, s. of Geo. Stewart. Educ :
Privately. War Work : 14 Aug. 1914, Hon. Sec. to Matron,
Charing Cross Hospital ; 1915-17, Temp. Organising Officer,
Ministry of Labour ; April, 1917, to AprU, 1920, Superintendent,
Women's Forage Corps, R.A.S.C. Address : 6, Coulson Street,
London, S.W. 3. Club : Forum. (C2972)
STEWART, Ethel, M.B.E. War Work : Took an active
part in The Durham Light Infantry Prisoners of War Fund
from its estabUshment in 1915. Address: 3, South HiU
Crescent, Sunderland. (M9726)
STEWART, Rev. Frank White, C.B.E, M.A, 6. 23 Sept.
1867 ; s. of John Stewart ; m. Maggie Josephine, d. of —
Murray. Educ. : Perth Academy, and Edinburgh Univ.
War Work : Chaplain to the Forces, France, Belgium, and
Germany, August, 1914, to Dec. 1919. Address : c/o Sir C R.
McGrigor, Bart, & Co, London. (C1331)
STEWART, Lieut.-Col. George Herbert, O.B.E,
M.B, I.M.S.
STEWART, Gertrude, O.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
STEWART, Helen Osmer, Mrs., O.B.B.
STEWART, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Arthur, D.S.O, O.B.B,
fi. 1878 ; s. of Arthur Stewart, formerly I.C.S. ; to. 1907, Janet
Bertha, d. of the late Frederick Macleay Passow. Educ :
Portsmouth Grammar School. Entered Suffolk Regt, 1899 ;
transferred to Armv Service Corps, 1900 ; became Capt, 1902 ;
Major, 1914 ; Ueut.-Col, 1916 ; served in the S. African War,
1899-1902 ; present at operations in Transvaal, Orange River,
and Cape Colonies (Queen's medal with three clasps, King's
medal with two clasps) ; in the Great War, 1914-19, on Staff.
(despatches) ; is a Member of Cruising Assoc. Address : Beke
Hutte, Billingshurst, Sussex. (C2735)
STEWART, Hugh Henry Boyd, M.B.E. , F.R.CI, 6. 22
May, 1875 ; s. of the late John Stewart, of Breda Park, Belfast ;
m. Mary Selene, d. of the late Honoratus Leigh Thomas of
Chester. On the outbreak of war was engaged in Central
Africa on Engineering development work. War Work :
Attached to Directorate of Works and Buildings, Air Ministry.
Address : 18, Goldington Avenue, Bedford.
STEWART, IsabeUa Forbes, M.B.E, 6. 1877 ; d. of the
late Very Rev. Principal Stewart, D.D, of St. Andrews,
Scotland. Educ : Aberdeen, and Univ. of St. Andrews.
Lady Warden of Residential Club under the Church of Scotland
(1919). War Work : In Scottish Churches' Huts, 1916-17, and
from July to Oct. 1917, at the Base Camp of Etaples ; Oct.
1917, to May, 191$, Lady Commandant of the Scottish Club
m Rouen. Address: Lister House, The Mount, Edinburgh.
Club : St. Margaret's (Edinburgh). (M4000)
STEWART, Major Jack, O.B.E.
STEWART, James, O.B.E.
STEWART, James, O.B.E.
STEWART, James, M.B.E.
STEWART, Major James, O.B.E, M.Inst.CE. (retired
Ely), 6. 18 Feb. 1861 ; s. of the late Capt. J. Stewart, 16th
ancers, of WUliamwood, Renfrewshire, N.B. ; to. Frederica,
a. of the late L. Lablache, of London. Educ. : Cheltenham
CoU. Engineering Inspector, Ministry of Health. War Work:
Re-employed, 1915-18, on Headquarter Staff, Aldershot
Uimmand. Address : 90, Coleheme Court, S.W. 5. Club :
East India United Service. (07748)
STEWART, Lieut.-Col. James AUan, O.B.E.
STEWART, James King, C.B.E, 6. 24 AprU, 1863 ; s. of
James Stewart, Postmaster of Leith ; to. Margaret, d. ol James
law, East Mains, Broxburn, Linlithgowshire. Educ. : Edin-
jrargi Institution. ComptroUer of Stamps and Taxes for
ocouaQd. War Work : Immediate supervision and administra
tion ot H.M. Inland Revenue in Scotland, including the new
uuties on Excess Profits, Excess Mineral Rights Coal Levy, and
Income Tax on weekly wage earners. Address : Craig Urrard,
Northfield. Liberton, Midlothian. (C2973)
STEWART, Jean Carruthers M.B.E.
STEWART, Col. John, C.B.E, Can. A.M.G.
STEWART, John, M.B.E, 6. 7 Jan. 1878; s. of John
Stewart, of Laggan, Strathyre; m. Margaret BeU, d. of WiUiam
£• Watson, of Edinburgh. Educ : McLaren High School.
taUander, and Univ. of Edinburgh. SoUcitor and Notary
PubUc ; District Clerk ; Depute Clerk of the Peace ; Clerk
^alquhidder Parish CouncU ; Cashier County Savings Bank ;
uerk Leeropt Heritors; Sec. Dunblane Agricultural Society.
war Work: Sec. for West Perthshire District Agricultural
wmmittee; Clerk, West Perthshire County Tribunal; Sec.
£ord Derby Recruiting Scheme ; Sec, District Food Control
°2SSJttee- Address : Westholm, Dunblane. (M973)
STEWART, John, O.B.E, J.P, S.S.C, 6. 1866 ; s. of
James Stewart, of Nairn;, m. EUza Jane, d. of James

Clark, of Golford, Nairnshire. Educ : Forres Academy,
and Edinburgh Univ. Chief Education Officer to the Educa
tion Authority of the City of Edinburgh, and a SoUcitor to the
Supreme Courts of Scotland; a Justice of the Peace for the
County of the City of Edinburgh. War Work: Supervisor
for National Registration, National Service, and for Recruiting
for the City of Edinburgh ; as Executive Officer organised the
Food Control for the City, and assisted in organising the
Volunteer Movement, holding a Commission in the Royal
Scots Volunteer Regiment for Edinburgh. Address : 14,
Murrayfield Road, Club : Northern, Edinburgh. (03941)
STEWART, Lieut.-Col. John Douglas Reginald, O.B.E.
STEWART, Capt. John Henry George, M.B.E, 6. 17 Nov.
1883 ; s. of A. G. Stewart, of Wimbledon Park : to. Florence
Edith Maud, d. of G. White, of Wimbledon Park. Educ. :
Archbishop's School, Lambeth. Civil Servant (G.P.O.). War
Work : Army Postal Service, 1915-19 (Royal Engineers,
Special Reserve). Address : 69, Durham Road, Wimbledon,
S.W. 19. (M5655)
STEWART, Lieut.-Col. John Mitohell Young, C.B.E,
D.S.O, Australian Forces. Served during Great War, 1915-18
(despatches). ' (C219)
STEWART, Lieut. Keith Lindsay, M.B.E.
STEWART, Louisa Mary, CB.E, R.R.C, 6. 11 Aug. 1861 ;
d. of the late Major-Gen. Robert Cross Stewart, C.B, of
Palmeira Mansions, Hove, Sussex. War Work : Matron in
Queen Alexandra's Imperial MiUtary Nursing service, 1889-
1919. Address : Marsh Cottage, Queens Road, Minehead,
Somerset. (C1119)
STEWART, Mary Downes, O.B.E.
STEWART, Mary Jane Finlay, M.B.E, 6. 1894; d. of
William Stewart, of Glasgow. Educ. : Eastbourne and
Paris. War Work: Superintendent, Surgical Dressings
Department ; Red Cross Central Workrooms, Burlington House.
Address : 46, Palace Gardens Terrace, Kensington. Clubs :
Halcyon ; Mid-Surrey Golf. (M2481)
STEWART, Maude, Mrs., M.B.E.
STEWART, Lieut.-Col. P. A. V., CB.E, D.S.O, fi. 1875 ;
s. of Lieut.-Gen. John Mackie Stewart ; m. 1911, MUdred Annie
Ferrars, d. of the late Tom Ferrars Guy. Served in Great War,
1914-19, on Staff (despatches Brevet Lieut.-Col, Belgian Croix
de Guerre). Club : Naval and Military. (C1779)
STEWART, Percy Malcolm, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 9 May, 1872 ;
s. of Halley Stewart, of The Red House, Harpenden, Herts ;
to. Beatrice Maud. d. of the late Joseph B. Pratt, of Brenchley,
Kent. Educ : Univ. School, Hastings, and Royal High
School, Edinburgh. Cement Manufacturer. War Work:
At Ministry of Munitions ; Director of the Government Roll
ing Mills, Southampton. Address: 4, Templewood Avenue,
Hampstead, N.W. 3. Clubs: Reform; Royal Automobile. (01891)
STEWART, Capt. Peroy Peter James, O.B.E, F.R.CS,
M.B, R.A.M.C.
STEWART, Major Peter Donald, O.B.E, Can. A.M.C.
STEWART, Robert, M.B.B. _. _,
STEWART, Sir Robert King, K.B.E, J.P, D.L, Co.
Lanark, 6. 1853 ; s. of Robert Stewart, J.P, D.L, of Murdos
toun ; to. Alice Margaret, d. of John Christie, of Cowden.
Educ. : Glasgow and Oxford Universities. Vice-Lieut, and
Convener of County of Lanark. War Work : County Director,
Lanarkshire Branch of Red Cross Society; Vice-Chairman
of War Pensions Committee : Member of Prince of Wales
War Fund, Scottish Committee; Chairman of Lanarkshire
Food Control Committee. Address: Murdostoun Castle,
Newmains, Lanarkshire. Clubs : New, Edinburgh ; Oxford
and Cambridge. (K171)
STEWART, Major Robert Neil, O.B.E, M.C.
STEWART, Surg.-Comm. Robert WiUiam Glennan,
O.B.E, M.D., R.N. __ _
STEWART, Capt. Valentine Peter Beardmore, C.B.E,
5th Highland Light Infantry, 6. 14 Feb. 1882 ; s. of Duncan
Stewart, of Glasgow ; m. Goldie, d. of the Rev. A. M. Maclean,
CM.G, D.D.L of Paisley Abbey. Educ. : Kelvinside and
Eastbourne. Local Director, WiUiam Beardmore & Co,
Ltd, Glasgow. War Work: GaUipoU, 1915 ; Director National
Factories, Glasgow, 1916 , Deputy Director of Gun Manufac
ture, 1917; ControUer of Gun Manufacture, 1918. Clubs:
Junior Carlton ; Junior Constitutional. ,V j V
STEWART, Walter Grahame, M.B.B, M.B, B.S. (Lond.)
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P, 6. 5 Oct. 1874; s. of the late Robert
Stewart, Standard Bank, South Africa ; to. Rebecca C Stewart,
d. of Maj.-Gen. F. F. Daniell, late of Gordon Highlanders.
Educ. : Dulwich CoU, and Guy's Hospita . Vice Chairman,
Hertfordshire Pensions Board; Medical Superintendent,
Hertford and Ware Joint Hospital ; Medical Officer, Herts
Reformatory, Ltd., Ware Board of Guardians, and Ware Post
Office. War Work: Medical Officer and Commandant, Ware
V.A.D. Hospital (Herts 14), March, 1915, to Dec. 1918;
Medical Officer, Poles Convalescent Home for Officers, annexe
of Ridley House, Carlton House Terrace; Medical Officer to
Local Troops and Anti-Aircraft Stations ; Member of Herts
Recruiting Board, and Special Constable. Address : Baldock
House, Ware, Herts. „,. , •„ _ >. i> tJ '
STEWART, WilUam, M.B.B, F.R.I.B A, 6. 14 Nov.
1867; s. of Charles Henry, of South Woodford, Essex; m.
Maud M. A. E. (who died), d. of W. J. Jarrow, of Finsbury
Park. Educ. : ChigweU Grammar School. Architect and
Surveyor War Work: Joint MUitary Representative,
Wanstead, Essex, Tribimal ; National Service Representative,

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Stewart

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

IsUngton Addresses: Grove Park, Wanstead, Essex ;
Newlyn House, Aldgate, London, E. 2. Club : Constitutional (M97oUJ
STEWART, WiUiam Alexander, M.B.E, J.P.
STEWART, WilUam Allison, O.B.E. . .,, . „ _ _
STEWART, Lieut.-Col. WUUam Archibald, O.B.B,
Middlesex Reg, fi. 8 Dec. 1880 ; s. of the late Major Alexander
Stewart, of Scone, N.B. ; to. Hilda Hilton, d. of the late Col.
Charles Briggs, J.P, D.L, of Hylton Castle, Durham. Educ:
Sandhurst. War Work : Served in South African War with
Middlesex Regiment and Mounted Infantry, including battle
of Spion Kop and other engagements for reUef of Ladysmith ;
D A A and Q.M.G. Burma Division ; Commandant, British
General Depot, Basra ; D.A.A. and Q.M.G, and A.A. and Q.M.G
Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force; Despatches three times.
Address : Bagdad, Mesopotamia. Club : Junior United
Service. (O6706)
STEWART, T. Capt. WiUiam Hendry Burgess, O.B.E,
STEWART, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WilUam Henry, O.B.E,
(R.E.) STEWART, Brig.-Gen. WiUiam Robert, C.B, C.B.E.
(late R.E.), fi. 20 July, 1862 ; s. of the late Stair A. Stewart,
M.I.C.E, 2nd son of Stair Hathorn Stewart, of PhysgUl and
Glasserton, N.B. ; m. Ethel, d. of the late Rev. F. T. Salmon,
late of Gittsham Rectory, Devon. Educ. : Blairlodge School,
Polmont, N.B. ; R.M.A, Woolwich. Regular Officer, R.E,
from 1 Oct. 1882, to 19 Aug. 1919, when placed on retired list.
War Work : Assistant Director Fortifications and Works,
War Office, 1913-16 ; Chief Engineer, Scottish Command,
1916-19. Address: c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, 16, Charing Cross.
Clubs : Junior United Service. (C1776)
STEWART, Brig.-Gen. Charles, GORDON-, C.B.E. (ret.).
Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1585)
STEWART, Lily, Mrs. GORDON-, M.B.E.
STEWART, Lady AUce Emma SHAW-, C.B.E, fi. 27 Jan
1864: e.d. of John, IthMarquessof Bath (see BURKE'S Peerage) ;
to. Sir Michaei Hugh, 8th Bart, s. of the late Sir Michael R.
Shaw-Stewart (see BURKE'S Peerage). War Work : Com
mandant, Ardgowan AuxUiary Hospital ; Lady President
Renfrewshire Committee, British Red Cross Society ; Member
of Greenock Local War Pensions Committee; Membei of
Renfrewshire Local War Pensions Committee. Address :
Ardgowan, Inverkip, Renfrewshire. (C2971)
STEWART, Sir Hugh SHAW-, Bart., C.B.E.
STEWART, Mary Beatrice, Mrs. SHAW-, O.B.E,
6.19 Aug. 1865 ; d. of Sidney Leveson Lane, of Manor House,
Great Addington, Northants, and Mary Isabel, Viscountess
Downe (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; m. Walter Richard, s. of the
late Sir Michael Shaw-Stewart, of Ardgowan, Renfrewshire.
War Work : Commandant of Tisbury V.A.D. AuxiUary A
Hospitals. Addresses : Hays, Shaftesbury, Wilts ; Villa
Shaw-Stewart, Ajaccio, Corsica. Club : The Victoria.
(011391)
STEWART, Walter Riohard SHAW-, M.B.E, J.P, D.L,
CC for Wilts, 6. 27 June, 1861 ; s. of the late Sir M. R. Shaw-
Stewart 7th Bart, of Ardgowan, Greenock, N.B. (see BURKE'S
Peerage) ; m. Mary Beatrice Sydney, O.B.E. (q.v), d. ofthe late
S. L. Lane, J.P, D.L, of Great Addington, Northants. Educ :
Harrow. Formerly Capt. 4th Argyle and Sutherland High
landers, and Capt. 1st WUts Vol. Rifle Corps. War Work :
In charge of T.F. Officers Casualty Dept, 1915-17, at the War
Office. Addresses : Hays, SedgehUl, nr. Shaftesbury ; ViUa
Shaw-Stewart, Ajaccio, Corsica. Club : Junior Carlton. (M9729)
STICKINGS, Capt. Ralph WilUam Ewart, O.B.E ,
B.Sc, D.I.C, A.I.C, R.A.M.C. (T.), fi. 20 March, 1895;
s. of John Stickings, of Mitcham, Surrey ; m. Dora SybU,
d. of Charles Sayers, of Mitcham, Surrey. Educ. : Rutlish
School, Merton ; King's CoU.. London ; Royal CoU. of Science,
South Kensington. Research Chemist ; FeUow of Chemical
Society. War Work : 1914-15, Manufacture of Synthetic
Drugs at Imperial CoUege of Science ; 1915-16, organisation
of First Water Tank Co. for France ; 1916-19, Senior Chemist,
No. 1 Water Tank Co, employed in providing drinking water
for troops on Western Front, principally during advances.
Address : The Rowans, Ravensbury Park, Mitcham, Surrey.
(05813)
STICKLAND, John Northover, O.B.E, fi. 1 March, 1854 ;
s. of Jasper Stickland, of Milborne Port, Somerset ; to. Bessie,
d. of Alfred Reynolds, of Milborne Port. Late Supertotending
Inspector of Customs and Excise. War Work : Member of
Advisory Committee (Customs and Excise) dealing with the
restrictions on the deUvery of wine and spirits from bond ;
controUed the Committee's staff. Address : 19, Mayford
Road, Wandsworth Common, S.W. 12. (03942)
STICKNEY, Evelyn Mary, M.B.E, 6. 17 April, 1876 ;
d. of the late Walter Meynell Stickney, of Beverley. Educ. :
The Westlands School, Scarborough. War Work : Hon.
Div. See, Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association ; Member
of Executive County ReUef Committee, Local ReUef Committee,
and Local War Pensions Committee ; appointed Assistant
Sec. and later Administrative Officer of Pensions Committee,
Address : 44, Westwood Road, Beverley. (M9731)
ST1FFE, Lieut.-Col. Archibald Francis Everitt, O.B.E,
Royal ArtiUery (ret.), 6. 5 July, 1867 ; s. of Capt. A. W. Stifle.
Educ. : Marlborough. Club : East India United Service. (08549)
STIFFE, Norman Cecil, O.B.E, I.C.S.

490

STIGGER, Horace Charles, M.B.E, 6. 8 Nov. 1867;
s of James Stigger, of Sevenoaks; m. EmUy, d. of WiUiam
Stevens, of Exeter, Educ: St. Stephen's, Paddington, W. ;
King's CoU, London. Paper Room Clerk. Home Office.
War Work : In connection with PoUce Service. Address :
263, Fulham Palace Road, S.W. 6. (M9732)
STILEMAN, Rear-Adm. Sir Harry Hampson, K.B.E.,
6. 1860 ; s. of the late Major-Gen. WiUiam Croughton Stileman,
of Brighton; to. Emma Frances, d. of the late Major-Gen.
Richard Oldrleld, R.A. Educ. : Eastman's R.N. Academy, and
HMS "Britannia." Entered Royal Navy, 1882 ; ret. 1909;
Senior Naval Officer at Liverpool during the whole period of
the war; Rear-Admiral, 1914; Director of Dr. Barnardo's
Homes. Address : 18, Stepney Causeway, E. 1. Club :
National. (K332)
STIL.ES, Sir Harold JaUand, K.B.E, M.B, CM, F.R.CS,
Ed, 6. 1863; s. of Henry T. Stiles, M.D, J.P, of Spalding,
Lines ; to. CeciUa Norton, d. of David Law, of Glasgow.
Educ. : Totteridge Park ; Edinburgh Univ. ; Berne. Sur
geon ; Regius Prof, of Clinical Surgery, Univ. of Edinburgh,
and Surgeon to the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh; Consulting
Surgeon to Royal Edinburgh Hospital for Sick ChUdren and
to Chalmers' Hospital, Edinburgh ; Hon. FeUow of the American
Surgical Association-; Hon. Member of the Amer. Medical
Association and of the British Orthopaedic Association;
President of the Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and
Deland. War Work : T. Col, A.M.S. (Brevet Lieut.-Col.) ;
Assistant Inspector of Special MiUtary Surgery, and Chief
Surgeon Special MiUtary Surgery, the Edinburgh War Hospital,
Bangour ; Consulting Surgeon, Scottish Command ; Member
of Army Medical Advisory Board, and of Council of Consultant-,
Addresses: 9, Great Stuart Street, Edinburgh; Whatton
Lodge, GuUane. Clubs : SavUe, and University ; Caledonian.
and United Service, Edinburgh. (K321A)
STILL, Ernest Henry, M.B.E.
STILL, Capt. James, O.B.E, Can. A.P.C
STILL, Marjorie, M.B.E, 6. 7 Jan. 1886 ; d. of E. Robert
StiU, of Leatherhead. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Association, and War
Pensions Sub-Committee for Brixton, S.W, Aug. 1914-20.
Address : Windfield, Leatherhead. Club : Ladies' Army and
Navy. (M2482)
STILL, WiUiam Chester, C.B.E, 6. 1878 ; s. of WUUam
Mudd StiU, late of Winchmore Hill ; m. Maud EUen, d. of
Edward BuUock, of Dulwich. Educ. : Cowper Street Schools.
Engineer ; Managing Director of W. M. StUl and Sons, Ltd.
Address: Aberfoyle, Broad Walk, Winchmore HiU, N. 21.
(C308)
STILL, AUcia Frances Jane LLOYD-, C.B.E, R.R.C. ;
d. of the late Henry Lloyd-StiU, Ceylon CivU Service, of Walton-
by-Clevedon. Educ. : Privately. Matron, St. Thomas s
Hospital, and Superintendent of Nightingale Training
School. War Work: Principal Matron T.F .N.S. No. 5 London
(City of London) General Hospital, St. Thomas's Hospital.
Address : Matron's House, St. Thomas's Hospital. (C67)
STILLWELL, Gloria Ethel Ada, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
STILWELL, George Robert Fabris, O.B.E, M.B,
M.R.C.S. STIRK, Rufus, O.B.E.
STIRLING, Hon. Mrs. A., O.B.E.
STIRLING, 2nd Lieut. Charles Frederick, M.B.B.
STIRLING, Lieut. Charles McKidd, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
STIRLING, Sir George Murray Home, 9th Bart, C.B.E,
D.S.O, J.P, D.L, of Glorat (Nova Scotia Baronetcy, a.d.
1666), fi. 4 Sept. 1869 ; s. of Sir Chas. Elphinstone Fleming, ,
Bart, of Glorat, Stirlingshire (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; m. Mabel
Elizabeth, d. of Sir Alexander Sprot, Bart, C.M.G, of Stravrthie,
M.P. for East FUe ; 2 sons, 3 dau. ; heir, Charles Alexander
Sprot Home Stirling. Educ: Eton, Sandhurst. Is a J.P. and
D.L. for the County of Stirlingshire, and a Member of the King J
Bodyguard for Scotland (Royal Company of Archers) ; served
thirty years in the Essex Regt. (now retired) ; served in
Chitral, 1895 ; Tirah, 1897 ; South African, 1900-2 ;
SomaUland, 1903-4 ; European (1915-18) ; Campaigns,
Commanded in turn both regular battalions of the Essex Regt.
daring the Great War. Address: Baldoran, MUton of Campsie,
Stirlingshire. Clubs : Army and Navy ; New, Edinburgh ;
StirUng County. (C1332)
STIRLING, Capt. Hugh WiUiam, M.B.E.
STIRLUJG, John O.B.E, 6. 28 Aug. 1863 ; s. of the late
James Stirling, of WhitehiU, Aberdeenshire ; m. Barbara Anne,
d. of Alexander Cruiekshank, of King-Edwards, Aberdeenshire,
Educ : Caimbanno, Madras Public School. Chief Constable
of the County Borough of Grimsby, and Chief Officer of the
Grimsby Corporation Volunteer Fire Brigade. War Work :
On the outbreak of war organised a body of Spcial Constables,
including a signalling section and observation posts, to cope
with any emergency ; took stringent measures to have the
town thoroughly darkened. Address : Craigston, Abbey
Road, Grimsby. (011393)
STIRLING, Capt. John, M.B.E.
STIRLING, Major John, M.B.E,
STIRLING, John Featherstone, Rev., O.B.E.
STIRLING, Sir John Lancelot, K.C.M.G, O.B.E, B.A.,
LL.B, J.P, M.L.C, 6. 5 Nov. 1849 ; s.of Hon. Edward StirUng
M.L.C, of Adelaide, S. AustraUa ; m. Florence Marian, d. of
Sir William MUne, of Adelaide, S. Australia (see BURKES
Peerage). Educ : St. Peter's CoUege, Adelaide, and Trinity
CoU, Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law ; Pres. of the Legislative

BIOGRAPHIES.

Stokes

Council, Si Australia ; sheep farmer. War Work : Work in
connection with the Red Cross ; Member of Finance Com
mittee, S. AustraUan Branch, Red Cross. Address : The Lodge
Strathallyn, S. Australia. Ctofis .- New University ; Adelaide
(AustraUa). (02172)
STIRLING, Margaret Mary, Hon. Mrs., O.B.E, J.P,
6. 25 June, 1881 ; d. of 13th Baron Lovat (see Burke's Peerage) ;
m. Brig. Gen. Archibald Stirling, s. of Sir WiUiam Stirling
Maxwell, of Keir and Pollok. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Hospital and War Pensions and Red Cross Work. Address :
Keir, Dunblane. Club: Queen's (Edinburgh). (011394)
STIRLING, Major Patrick Douglas, O.B.E, M.C
STIRLING, Comm. Thomas Willing, O.B.E, R.N.
STIRLING, WiUiam, O.B.E, M.D. (Vict.), 6. 6 March,
1889 ; s. of Prof. W. Stirling, M.D, D.Sc, LL.D, of Man
chester ; m. Florence Fleming, d. of Peter Watson, J.P,
of Drumsuie, of Red House, Ayr. Educ. : Victoria University
of Manchester. Ophthalmic Surgeon ; Assist. Hon.-Surgeon,
Manchester Royal Eye Hospital ; Consulting Ophthalmic
Surgeon, Ancoats Hospital, Manchester ; Ophthalmic Surgeon,
Ministry of Pensions (N.W. Area). War Work : Joined
R.A.M.C, Dec. 1915 ; M.O. I/c 9th York and Lancaster Regt. ;
Ophthalmic Surgeon i/o 4th Army ; Ophthalmic Surgeon,
Staples ; Ophthalmic Surgeon, Camiers ; Sept. 1916, to
March, 1919, Ophthalmic Surgeon i/c Calais and Dunkirk areas.
Addresses : 4, St. John Street, Manchester ; 55, Mauldeth
Koad, Withington, Manchester. (05815)
STIRLING, Comm. George Harry MILLER-, O.B.E,
J.P, and D.L. for Stirlingshire, 6. Aug. 1853 ; s. of James
Black MiUer, of Muirshiel, Renfrewshire ; to. Caroline Frances,
d. of Major Charles CampbeU Graham StirUng, of Craigbarnet,
War Work : Hon. Sec. W. of Scotland Branch of the Soldiers'
and SaUors' FamiUes Association. Address : Craigbarnet,
CampsU Glen, N.B. Clubs: Western, Glasgow; Stirling County.
(011392)
STIRRETT, Lieut.-Col. Albert Newton, O.B.E, M.C,
Can. A.S.C.
STITT, Iza, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C
STOBART, Bessie, Mrs., O.B.B, 6. 6 Jan. 1874 ; d. of
Frederick H. Brydges, of Victoria, B.C., Canada ; m. Henry
Oerdas, s. of WiUiam Stobart, of Pepper Arden, Yorkshire.
War Work : Chairman, War Agricultural Executive Committee
and of the Home for Convalescent SaUors under the Admiralty ;
President of Durham Federation of Women's Institutes.
Address : Bedale Hall, Bedale. Clubs : Ladies' Empire ;
Forum. (011395)
STOBART, Frederick WiUiam, O.B.E, 6. 27 Jan. 1859 ;
s. of the late WiUiam Stobart, of Pepper Arden, Northallerton ;
m. Margaret, d. of the late C J. Brydges, of Winnipeg, Canada.
Educ : WeUington CoUege, and Jesus CoU, Cambridge.
Wm Work : Purchased suppUes in Canada and United States
for the War Office. Address : Wispers, Midhurst, Sussex.
Ciufis : WeUington ; Wyndham ; Manitoba, Winnipeg. (0773)
STOBART. Lieut.-Col. George Herbert, C.B.E, D.S.O,
J.P. (R.A.), 6. 18 Feb. 1873 ; s. of W. C. Stobart, of Spellow
HU1, Yorks ; m. Mary Alexandra, d. of Rev. H. J. Kinnear, of
Copgrove Rectory, Yorks. Educ. : Aysgarth School Yorks ;
Harrow School, and Woolwich. Lieut.-Col. Commanding 6th
Durham Light Infantry (Territorials). Entered Army, 1894 ;
Major, 1911 ; retired 1911 ; served S. Africa, 1899-1900
(Queen's Medal, with clasp) ; European War, 1914-18
(despatches, D.S.O, Brev. Lieut.-Col, C.B.E.), J.P, Co.
Durham. Address : Harperley Park, Co. Durham. Club :
Army and Navy. (C1777)
STOBART, Harriet Katie, M.B.E, 6. 26 Aug. 1870 ;
d. of Alfred Conyers Haycraft, of London ; m. Louis Walter,
s. of WUliam Stobart. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Commandant, Somerset/80 (Women's) Red Cross Detachment :
Commandant of the Red Cross (Primary) Hospital at Baptist
Schools, YeovU, Som. Address : Flat 2, 19, Second Avenue,
Hove, Sussex. (M5733
STOBART, Henry John Scott, O.B.E, 6. Aug. 1867,
«. of Rev. Henry Stobart, of Warkton Rectory, Kettering ;
m. Frances Geraldine, d. of W. CuUey Stobart, of Spellow HU1,
Yorks. Educ : Haileybury and Pembroke CoUege, Cambridge.
War Work : Managing Director of Messrs. Chance Brothers
& Co., manufacturers of Optical glass for war purposes. Ad
dress : Church House, Belbroughton, nr. Stourbridge. Clubs :
Oxford and Cambridge. (01892)
STOBART, Lieut.-Col. Hugh Morton, CB.E, D.S.O,
6. 1883 ; s. of the late Frank Stobart, of Selaby, Gainford-on-
Tees ; m. 1910, Esmee Violet Helen, d. of Alfred James BetheU.
Served during Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). Address :
BIddick HaU, Fence Houses, Durham. (C1041)
STOBART, Jessica Octavia, Mrs., O.B.E, Lady of Grace
ofthe Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England,
6. 13 July, 1872 ; d. of Francis George Butler, of Cross Hall
Lodge, St. Neots, Hunts. ; m. WiUiam Ryder, s. of WilUam
Cuuey Stobart, of SpeUow HU1, Knaresboro'. War Work:
Commandant of 17th Durham V.A. Hospital, Etherley,
Bishop Auckland, from March, 1915, to AprU, 1919. Addresses :
Mazonet, Stoke Gabriel, Totnes, S. Devon ; Bragleenbeg,
Kllninver, Oban, Argyllshire. (01893)
STOBIE, Major Harold Ramsay, O.B.B.
STOBIE, Capt. WiUiam, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (T.)
STOCK, Enid Amy, Mrs., M.B.E.
STOCK, Capt. Ernest EUiot, M.B.E, E.A.F.
STOCK, Col. PhiUp Graham, C.B, C.B.E, M.B, 6. 1878

s. of Granger Stock, of Clifton, Bristol ; to. 1913, Dorothy, d.
of Herbert Oxley, of Hans Crescent, S.W. Educ. : Clifton and
Bristol Univ. Director of Med. Ser, Union of S. Africa ; a J.P.
for S. Africa ; served in S. Africa, 1899-1902 (Queen's medal
with three clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; in German
S.-W. Africa, 1914-15 (despatches) ; France, 1915- 18. Address:
45, Wetherby Mansions, S.W. Clubs : Pretoria ; Rand. (C1883)
STOCKER, Edward Barlow, O.B.E. 6. 4 Feb. 1877;
s. of WiUiam Jeffrey Stocker, of Pendower, Nottingham;
to. Florence Harriett, d. of Arthur C. Brown, of Nottingham.
Educ. : Nottingham High School. War Work : County
Director, Notts V.A.D. ; Transport Officer, responsible for
all the Transport of the Nottingham Military and V.A.D.
Hospitals. Club : Borough, Nottingham. (011396)
STOCKER, Eng.-Comm. Peroy, O.B.E, R.N.
STOCKINGS, Major Arthur Perry, C.B.E, F.R.G.S.
6. 3 Jan. 1880 ; s. of George Stockings, of Topcroft, Bourne
mouth ; to. Dorothy, d. of Richard England, of Rumney Court,
St. MeUons, Cardiff. Educ: Privately; Germany (Marburg).
Chief Engineer and general manager of several important British
companies in South America, prtocipaUy to Bolivia ; eariier
work of a similar nature in South Africa. War Work : Hon.
Sec. to the Joint War Committee of the Order of St. John and
British Red Cross ; Sub-Commissioner British Red Cross at
Malta ; subsequently granted a commission in the 2/2 London
Regt. Royal Fusiliers (T.) and fought in the Dardanelles after
service in Malta and Egypt ; placed on light duty ; appointed
Director of supply section in the Trench Warfare Dept, Ministry
of Munitions ; finally appointed Director of Stores and Sub-
Commissioner for the British Red Cross for Italy ; after the
Armistice appointed B.R.C. Commissioner for Italy to carry-
out demobilisation. Address : Aragon, Letchmore Heath,
nr. Watford. CZwfi : Constitutional. (C2975)
STOCKLEY, Major Henry Hudson Fraser, O.B.E,
R.M.L.I, 6. 30 Oct. 1878 ; s. of Col. George W. Stockley, J.P,
R.E, of West MalUng, Kent ; m. Ismay Madeleine, d. of Dacre
M. A. Hamilton, J.P, D.L, of Cornacassa, Monaghan. Educ. :
Haileybury CoU. 2nd Lieut. R.M.L.I, 1897 ; Sword of Honour
Royal Naval CoU, Greenwich, 1897 ; Lieut. R.M.L.I. 1898 :
H.M.S. " Niobe," during South African War ; H.M.S. " Ophir,"
during tour of T.R.H. the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and
York, 1901 ; Capt. R.M.L.I. 1903 ; A.D.C. to the Governor of
the Straits Settlements, 1904-10. War Work : Served with
Portsmouth Batt. R.M.L.I, France and Flanders, 1914 ;
GaUipoli, 1915 ; severely wounded, 1915; mentioned in
despatches, Major, 1915 ; Lord Chamberlain's Department,
1916. Address: 8, Charles Street, Knightsbridge, S.W. 7.
Club: Sports. (011397)
STOCKS, Andrew Denys, O.B.E, 6. 2 Dec. 1884; s. of
the Ven. John Edward Stocks, Archdeacon of Leicester.
Educ. : Loretto School. Lieut. Coldstream Guards, S.R. ;
Assistant SoUcitor and Legal Adviser, Ministry of Agriculture
and Fisheries. Address : 8, Old Square, Lincoln's Dm, W.C. 2.
Club: Union. (03945)
STOCKS, George, M.B.E, A.M.Inst.T., fi. 6 March,
1875 ; s. of George Stocks, of Doncaster ; to. Annie Gertrude,
d. of William Chambers, of BulweU, Notts. 28 years in the
service of the Great Central Railway Co. in various capacities
and eventuaUy transferred to the General Manager's Depart
ment. War Work : In August, 1916, transferred to the Rail
way Executive Committee, and appointed to deal with matters
relating to transport of traffic, enlistment, and demobUisation
of railwaymen ; in charge of operations affecting railways
during hostile air raids. Addresses: 35, ParUament Street,
Westminster, S.W. 1 ; 25, Hughenden Road, High Wycombe,
Bucks. (M9734)
STOCKWELL, Major Hugh Charles, O.B.E.
STODDARD, Major Ernest Algernon, M.B.E.
STODDARD, Lieut. John Wilkie, M.B.E.
STODDARD, Reginald Thomas, M.B.E.
STODDART, Capt. Guy, O.B.B, LA.
STODDART, George Frederick, O.B.E.
STODDART, Capt. Kenneth Bowring, C.B.E, 6. 1877 ;
8. of Laurence Stoddart, of Liverpool; m. Constance, d. of
John W West, of Newfoundland. Educ. : Liverpool CoU.
War Work: Capt. 18th King's Liverpool Regt, 1914-16;
President, Wheat Export Co, Canada; Vice-President,
Wheat Export Co. New York ; Member Royal Commission
on Wheat SuppUes', 1916-20. Address: c/o Samuel Sandy &
Co Holland House, Bury Street, London, E.C (C2976)
STODDART, Swinton, M.B.E.
STOKER, George Herbert, p.BB B.A, India Office,
6 12 Feb 1874 ; s. of George Naylor Stoker, F.I.C, E.R.M.S.,
late of the Government Laboratory ; to. Florence Margaret,
d of the Rev. Henry Cotton. Educ. : City of London School,
and Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford. War Work: War and
demobilisation accounts connected with India and Home
Government. Address : 41, Westwell Road, Streatham
Common Club: Oxford and Cambridge Musical. (01894)
STOKER, Gilbert, O.B.E, A.M.I.C E , 6. 1869 ; s. of
Gilbert J. Stoker, of Birmingham ; m. Manor, d. of Charles
Flint, of Birmingham. Educ. : King Edward VI. High School,
Birmingham. CivU Engineer. War Work: Assistant Con
troUer and Bngtoeer-in-charge of Works, and Maintenance of
the Central Stores Department, Mimstry of Munitions of War.
Address: Cornwall House, Waterloo Bridge Road, London (O1890)
STOKES, Capt. Adrian, D.S.O, O.B.E, M.D, B.Ch.,

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Stokes

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

F.R.CS.I, M.R.C.S, R.A.M.C, 6. 1862; s. of H. S. Stokes,
formwly I.C.S. Educ. : Trinity Coll, Camb, and DubUn
Univ. Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches, Order of
Crown of Belgium). (05818)
STOKES, Lieut.-Col. Claude Bayfield, D.S.O, O.B.E.,
CLE, 6. 1875 ; s. of the Rev. Arthur Stokes, of 10, Canfield
Gardens, N.W. ; Educ. : St. John's School, Leatherhead, and
R.M.C Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col, Indian Cav. ; served
on N.-W. Frontier of India, 1897, as Lieut. The Buffs; was
MiUtary Attache, Teheran, 1907-11, and on Gen. Staff. Head
quarters, India, 1912-17 ; served in the Great War, 1917-19, in
Mesopotamia, Persia, and Caucasus (Brevet Lieut.-Col.), as
Lieut.-Col. on Gen. Staff. Clubs : Junior Naval and Military ;
United Service. (06536)
STOKES, Edith NeUie, Mrs., CB.E. Hon. Organiser,
Surgical Requisities Assoc. (C68)
STOKES, Major Edward, O.B.E, R.A.F.
STOKES, Major Francis Maurice Collins, O.B.E.
STOKES, Sir Frederick WUfrid Scott, K.B.E, M.I.C.E,
fi. 9 April, 1860; s. of Scott Nasmyth Stokes; to. Dine
Theadora, d. of Luke Ionides. Engineer ; Chairman and
Managing Director, Messrs. Ransomes and Rapier, Ltd. War
Work : Chairman, East Anglian Munitions Committee and
Board of Management ; Member of 4 committees, Munitions
Inventions Dept. ; Chairman, London and Eastern Counties
Controlled Establishment Association ; Chairman, Ipswich
and District Employers Association ; Member of Executive
Committee, Board of Management Representative Committee.
Inventor of the " Stokes " gun and shell. Addresses : 7,
Park Lane, W. 1 ; MiUwater, Ripley, Surrey. Clubs : St.
Stephen's; Arts. (K39)
STOKES, Major George Edward, O.B.E, 6. 4 Dec 1882 ;
s. of George Stokes, of Brentford, Middlesex. Civil Servant;
Exchequer and Audit Dept, Victoria Embankment, E.C. 4
War Work : Served with the 15th Batt. London Regt. (Prince
of Wales's Own CivU Service Rifles), Nov. 1901, to Aug. 1920 ;
twice mentioned in despatches. Address : 4, Hamilton
Road, Brentford. (02737)
STOKES, Capt. Henry, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
STOKES, Capt. Hubert Francis, O.B.E, 6. 16 Jan. 1887 ;
8. of Col. A. H. Stokes, of Tralee, Ireland ; to. Marjorie, d. of
G. A. Duff, of Folkestone. Educ. : Cheltenham Coll. War
Work : Regimental duty with B.E.F, France, 1914 ; Adjutant
R. Newfoundland Regt, 1915 ; Regt. duty with B.E.F,
France, 1916 ; G.S.O, 23rd Army Corps, 1917-18 ; Address :
34, Linden Road, Bedford. Club : Junior United Services. (O7750)
STOKES, Major Hugh Gabriel, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
STOKES, Irene Mary, O.B.E.
STOKES, Capt. LesUe Eric Sheldon, O.B.E, R.F.A.
STOKES, Madel Louise, M.B.B.
STOKES, Ralph Shelton Griffin, D.S.O, O.B.E, M.C, 6.
31 July, 1882; s. of Francis Griffin Stokes, of Highgate,
London. Educ: Pennington HaU, Southborough, Kent.
Mtoing engineer; Assistant General Manager (Mines Dept.),
De Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd, Kimberley, South Africa.
War Work : With Royal Engineers in France and North
Russia from 1914 to 1919. Address : Hotel Belgrave,
Kimberley, S.Africa. Clubs : SavUle; Kimberley (Kimberley). (O3078)
STOKES, Richard Albert, M.B.E.
STOKES, Robert Day, M.B.E, L.R.C.P, L.R.C.S.
STOKES, Sarah Shelton, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 14 Aug. 1853 ;
d. of the Rev. Maurice Shelton SuckUng, of Shipmeadow
Rectory, Beccles ; m. Francis Griffin, s. of Thomas Stokes, of
Hean Castle, Pembrokshire. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Hon. Organising Sec. of the Red Cross Depot, MusweU HiU, N,
from Sept. 1914, to Feb. 1919 ; organiser of Flag Days for
"Our Day" and other War Charities. Address: 41, Talbot
Road, Highgate, N. 6. (M9737)
STOKES, 2nd Lieut. WiUiam Henry, M.B.E., D.C.M,
M.G.C STOKES, WiUiam Noel, O.B.E, D.S.C, R.A.O C
STOMM, Major P. W. J. A., C.B.E. Major (ret.), R.F.A.
(Special Reserve). Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2172)
STONE, Major Alan Getheng, O.B.E, M.C, I A
STONE, Benjamin Game, M.B.E, 6. 31 Aug. 1857-
s of Edmund Stone, of Aldsworth, Gloucestershire ; m. EUen,
d. of Alfred Bourne, of Louth, Lines. Educ. : PubUc Elemen
tary Schools. Estate Agent. War Work : Chairman, Louth
and District Emergency Committee ; Sec. to War Agricultural
Committee (Louth District) ; Member Local MiUtary Tribunal
Address : Elktogton Estate Office, Louth, Lines. (M9738)
STONE, Eng.-Comm. Charles Edward, O.B.E, R.N.
STONE, Ernest Stacey, M.B.E, R.N.
STONE, Henry, M.B.E, F.C.I.S, 6. 26 Feb. 1872. Clerk
to Rural District Council of Basford, Local Tribunal, Food
Control (Executive Officer), Superintendent Registrar. Ad
dress: 8, Alexandra Street, Sherwood Rise, Nottingham.
Club : Constitutional, Notttogham. (M9739)
r |T(iNFsPev\H!n.ry CeoU Brough, CB.E, M.A, Hon.
O. F, 2nd Class, 6. 14 Aug. 1873 ; s. of Very Rev. W. H. Stone
Dean of Kilmore ; to. Clamina, d. of the Rev. 0. Faris, M.A.
?, £,- Pa0tn°k s Cathedral, Armagh. Educ. : Trinity CoU
oubhm Senior Chaplain Indian Ecclesiastical Establishment
War Work : Senior Chaplain to the Forces (C of E.), Mesopo-
tamian Expeditionary Force, 1917-19. Address : c/o Bank of
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STONE, Isaac, M.B.E, fi. 27 April, 1867 ; s. of Robert
Stone, of Kilburn ; to. Annie EUza, d. of Joseph Stone, of
Watford, Herts. Educ. : St. Andrews, Watford, Herts.
Builder's Manager. War Work : Factory Construction :
Chilwell, Notts, SheU -Fining Factory, Northwich, Cheshire;
Soda Nitrate, National Aircraft Factory, Waddon, Croydon ;
Anglo-American Tank Assembly Factory, Chateauroux, Indre,
France. Address : 113, Boundaries Road, Balham, S.W. 12
(M2485)
STONE, John WiUiam, C.B.E, 6. 9 Aug. 1852; s. of
John William Stone, of London ; to. Catherine Jane (d. 1918),
d. of the late John Edwards, of Llangefni, Anglesea. Educ:
Privately. Chief Surveyor of Lands, Civil Engtoeer-in-Chief
Dept. Admiralty. Address: Plas Isa, 126, Breakspears Road,
Brockley, S.E. 4. Clubs : Reform ; National Liberal. (C309)
STONE, Lieut. LesUe Norman Waldegrave, M.B.E.
STONE, T. Lieut. Phttip Arthur, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
STONEHAM, AUen Henry Philip, O.B.E, 6. 22 Nov.
1855 ; s. of AUen Stoneham (Financial Secretary, Board of
Trade) ; to. Florence Marie Louise (M.B.E.), d. of John C.
Garrett, of Montreal. Educ. : City of London School, and
King's CoU, London. War Work : Aug. to Dec. 1914, Red
Cross and Canteen Work ; Dec. 1914, suggested to Lord
Kitchener formation of camp at Etaples or Le Touquet (and
offered land for the purpose) in place of camp on Salisbury
Plain ; result Etaples adopted ; helped to lay out first camp
at Etaples, and acted as Interpreter ; in 1915-18 gave land for
camps for 3rd Cavalry Division, Lewis Gun School, Hotchkiss
School, Trench Mortar School, Motor Transport, Veterinary
Lines, G.H.Q, L. of C, and was constantly at disposal of
officers requiring local information ; in 1916, suggested that
troops at bases should be utilised to grow food for the Army,
with result that an Agricultural Department of the Army was
created ; awarded British War Medal and AUied Victory
Medal. Address : Le Manoir, Le Touquet, Etaples, Pas-de-
Calais. Clubs : Carlton ; 1900 ; Royal AutomobUe ; Travel
lers', Paris. (011398)
STONEHAM, Edgar Cooper, O.B.E.
STONEHAM, Florence Marie Louise, M.B.B, fi. 14 Sept.
1875 ; d. of John C Garrett, of Montreal ; m. Allen Henry
VhiUp Stoneham, O.B.E, s. of AUen Stoneham. Educ :
Villa Marie Convent at Montreal. War Work : Started canteen
at Etaples Station, Sept. 1914, being first canteen in north of
France ; this canteen fed some 300.000 British and French
soldiers passing through to the battlefields ; received thanks
of British and French Generals ; early in 1915, finding
nothing being done for comfort of officers, started first officers'
club and Ubrary, and continued this tUl early in 1918; sug
gested and organised first ceremonies at mUitary cemeteries
at Le Touquet and Etaples in honour of the fallen ; mentioned
in Sir Douglas Haig's despatches, 1918. Address : Le Manoir.
Le Touquet, Pas-de-Calais. Club : Ladies' Empire. (M9740)
STONEHAM, Capt. Hugh Frederic, O.B.E, 6. 30 July,
1889; s. of F. W. Stoneham, of Reigate, Surrey. Educ:
King's Coll. School ; Sandhurst. Joined 1st Batt. East Surrey
Regt. (31st Foot) from Sandhurst, AprU, 1910 ; Member of
British Ornithologists' Union, and Fellow of the Entomological
Society of London. War Work : Served in France with
regiment from outbreak of war ; East Africa, 1916-17 ; Meso
potamia, 1917-19 ; mentioned in despatches. Addresses :
Stoneleigh, Reigate, Surrey ; Trans-Nzoia, Kenya Colony.
Clubs : Army and Navy ; British Ornithologists'. (O6710)
STONEHOUSE, Lieut.-Comm. Andrew Woodhouse,
O.B.E, R.N.R.
STONEMAN, John OUver Veysey, M.B.B, 6. 15 May,
1866 ; s. of Edward Elliott Stoneman, of Kingsbridge ; m.
Clara, d. of James WUlcox, of Bath. Educ. : Kingsbridge
Grammar School. Member, Kingsbridge Urban District
CouncU ; President, Kingsbridge Town Association ; Hon.
Sec. Kingsbridge Choral, and Operatic Societies; Chairman,
Kingsbridge Horticultural Society. War Work : Hon. Sec.
National War Savings Committee, and of War Memorial Com
mittee. Address : Beethoven House, Kingsbridge, South
Devon. Club : Constitutional, Kingsbridge. (M9741)
STONES, Frederiok, O.B.E.
STONES, John, M.B.E.
STONESTREET, George WiUiam, CB.E, fi. 1863 ; 8. of
Ephraim Stonestreet, formerly of Maidstone ; to. 1899, Alice
Elizabeth, d. of Thomas Sanford, formerly of Exeter. Educ. :
King's Coll, London. Appointed Dhector of Stamping,
Inland Revenue, 1917. Address : 13, HUlcroft Crescent,
Ealing, W.5. (C1042)
STONEY, Florence Ada, O.B.E, M.D, B.S. (Lond.),
6. 1870 ; d. of George Johnstone Stoney, M.A, Sc.D, F.R.S,
of DubUn. Educ. : Privately ; London School of Medicine
for Women. Hon. Medical Officer to the Electrical Depart
ment, Royal Victoria and West Hants Hospital, Bournemouth.
War Work : Head of Imperial Service League Hospital,
Antwerp, 1914, and Anglo-French Hospital, No. 2, Cherbourg,
1914-15 ; Head of Electrical Department, Fulham MUitary
Hospital, London, 1915-19. Address : Ardvoulan, 29, Poole
Road, Bournemouth. Club : Lyceum, London. (04395)
STONEY, Col. Ralph Durrant Sadleir, C.B.E, fi. 1873;
s. of Lieut.-Col. Francis Sadleir Stoney, formerly of Little
Heath, Kent ; m. 1900, Amy, d. of the Rev. W. Moore Morgan,
Canon of Armagh. Lieut.-Col, R.A.F. ; served in the Great
War, 1914-19, as Col. (despatches). (0875)
STONHAM, Edwin Earle, O.B.E, 6. 16 July, 1867; s.
of Edwin John Stonham, of New Romney, Kent ; m. Louise

BIOGRAPHIES.

Stovold

Edith, d. of the late E. E . Lucas, R N. Educ : Sheerness, and
King's CoU, London. CoUector of H.M. Customs and Excise
[or Port and District of Bristol. War Work : Was responsible
for seeing that all restrictions as to shipping, imports, and
exports were observed in Bristol and district, and in capacity
of Substitute for the Marshal of the Admiralty Court, was in
charge of aU Prize Goods brought to the Port. Address : 37,
Eeaent Street, CUfton, Bristol. Club : Constitutional, Bristol.
(011399)
STOODLEY, Lieut. Fred, M.B.E.
STOPFORD, Annette HUda, M.B.E. ; d. of Capt. Walter
James Stopford, C.B. War Work : Clerk in Honours Depart
ment, War Office, from July, 1916. Address ; 19, Belgrave
Road, London, S.W. 1. (M9743)
STOPFORD, James Richard Neville, Viscount, O.B.B,
.. 1877 ; s. of James Walter Milles Stopford, 7th Earl of Cour-
town(seeBtmKE"s Peerage) ; m. 1905, Cicely Mary, y. d. of the
late John Arden Birch, D.L. Co. Wexford. T. Major (Gen.
list), Staff Capt. War Office, 1916-18 ; D.A.A.G. War Office
from 1916. Served in S. African War, 1900-1 (medal) ; Great
War (despatches). Address : Wendover House, Beaconsfield,
Bucks. Ciufi : Royal AutomobUe. (07751)
STOPFORD, John Sebastian Baoh, M.B.E, M.D.
STOPHER, Arthur James, O.B.B, Whitworth Scholar,
.. 23 June, 1862 ; s. of Thomas Stopher, of Winchester ; m.
Cecilia Bernardine, d. of WiUiam Baker, of Halifax, Nova
Scotia. Educ. : Trafalgar House School, Winchester ;
Nottingham Univ. CoU. Served apprenticeship as mechanical
engineer in Manchester and Nottingham ; gained Whitworth
Scholarship in 1885. War Work : Served as cable engineer-in-
charge of Messrs. Siemens Bros. & Co.'s cable ship " Faraday,"
which in 1915 and 1918 carried out important deep-water
repairs and renewals to various Atlantic Cables, and in 1917
laid a telegraph cable from Murmansk to Archangel, and a
telephone cable across the White Sea ; was also engaged in
cable work for the Admiralty in connection with hydrophones
for the detection of submarines. Address : 1, BeU Rock,
Mycenae Road, Blackheath, London, S.E, 3. (O11400)
STORDY, Col. Robert John, C.B.E, D.S.O, Army Vet:
Corps. Dep. Director of Vet. Sers. with rank of Col. , served
in B. Africa, 1914-17, as Chief Veterinary Officer (despatches) ;
France, 1918 (wounded). (C1778)
STOREY, Capt. Alan Thomas Trevor, O.B.E.
STOREY, Ethel Mary Hutton, CB.E.
STOREY, Florence Lizzie, M.B.E.
STOREY, George Alexander, M.B.E.
STOREY, Henry, M.B.E. R.N. (ret.), 6. 8 Jan. 1857;
». of John Storey, of Sheffield ; m. Jane, d. of Robert Linch, of
Southampton. Edue. : Holy Rood School, Southampton.
Collector of Fishery Statistics for Ministry of Agriculture and
Knheries. War Work : Raising Men for R.N.R. and R.N.V.R.
Address: 48, Beresford Road, Lowestoft. (M2486)
STOREY, John, M.B.B, F.R.A.S.
STOREY, Lieut.-Col. John Colvin, O.B.E, Aust. A.M.C.
STOREY, Lieut. John WilUam, M.B.E.
STOREY, Lieut. Joseph Kearon, O.B.E, R.N.R, fi.
23rd Jan. 1891 ; s. of John Storey, of Arklow, Deland ; m.
Chrissie, d. of David Bunyan, of Haddington, Scotland. Educ. :
Private Tuition and Skerry's. Master Mariner. War Work :
Belgian coast; special service (for Restriction of Enemy's
Supply Dept.) in Finland. Addresses : Hall Line, Ltd, Tower
Building, Liverpool ; 73, Spottiswoode Street, Edinburgh ;
Crosby HaU, Durban, S. Africa. (011402)
STOREY, Mary Gladys, O.B.E. ; d. of the late Professor
G. A. Storey, R.A, of the Royal Academy of Arts, London.
and 39, Broadhurst Gardens, London, N.W. Educ : Privately.
Stage ; played first at the age of 15 ; acted at principal London
Theatres and on tour ; in 1914 played " Georgette " (the
ingenue part) in Henry Bernstein's play " The Attack," with the
late Sir George Alexander, at St. James's Theatre, London;
temporarily gave up stage career in 1914 for war work ; first
jomed Recruiting Staff, WhitehaU. War Work: Organised
and ran single-handed a fund (Nov. 1914) for providing free
BovrU to British troops in every theatre of war (personal letters
M appreciation from Field-Marshals French and Haig, and all
me Army Commanders, and hundreds of letters from the
trenches) ; gifts sent also to the French, Belgian, and American
soldiers (letters from Marshal Foch, M. Vandervelde, and
General Pershing) ; in 1916 the Army CouncU aUocated 500
guineas to the fund ; H.M. The King gave five times to the
gnd ; personal contributions also from H.R.H. Prince of Wales,
H.M. Queen Alexandra, H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught,
the Prime Minister, etc. ; organised matinee at Palladium, lent
free by the management, which realised over £1181 ; at the
repeat of the G.O.C, suppUed the whole of the British Mission
in S. Russia with free BovrU through the winter of 1920.
Mdresses: Hougoumont, 39, Broadhurst Gardens. South
Hampstead, London ; Pootlngs, Edenbridge, Kent. (O11403)
STOREY, Major Robert, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
STOREY, Sir Thomas James, K.B.E, fi. 1851 ; s. of the
gte Capt. Wm. Storey ; to. 1877, d. of the late Fearnley
BanneU. Member of the Committee and Chairman of the
Uassification Committee of Lloyds' Register of Shipping.
Address : 24, Cambalt Road, Putney HU1, S.W. (K106)
STOREY, Lieut. Wilfred Robinson, M.B.B.
STORR, Capt. Francis HoUand, O.B.E.
STORRAR, George Ronald, M.B.E., b. 2nd Aug. 1876 ;
'• of Richard A. Storrar. Assistant Engineer, Sudan Govern
ment Railways. War Work : Remained in Sudan Govern

ment Service throughout the war ; took part In operations
against the Sultan of Darfur ; mentioned in despatches, and
decorated with 4th Class Order of the Star of the NUe. Ad
dress : Atbara, Sudan. Club : Sports. (M2825)
STORRIE, John Hay Atwall, M.B.B, fi. 15 Dec. 1871 ;
m. Euphemia Graham McBeth. Educ. : Privately, and Public
Schools, Greenock and Glasgow. District Manager, Post Office
Telephone Service, Aberdeen ; held similar appointments at York
and at Kirkcaldy (Fife). War Work : Chairman of Y.M.C.A,
York, during war. Addmss : Telephone House, Bon-Accord
Street, Aberdeen. (M9746)
STORRS, Col. Ronald, C.M.G, CB.E,[6. 19 Nov. 1881 ; s. of
the Very Rev. John Storrs, Dean of Rochester. Educ. :
Temple Grove, Charterhouse; ,Pemb. Coll, Cambridge.
Mimstry of Finance, Cairo- Oriental Sec. British Agency,
later Residency, Cairo. War Work: PoUtical Liaison,
Baghdad and Arab Movement; Secretariat, War Cabinet;
Military Governor, Jerusalem, Dec. 1917, to June, 1920 ;
Acting Chief Administrator, Palestine, Dec. to March, 1919 ;
Governor, Jerusalem District, 1 July, 1920. Address:
Govemorate, Jerusalem. Club: TraveUers". (C788)
STORRY, Sir Thomas James, K.B.E, 6. 1851 ; s. of the
late Capt WilUam Storry ; m. a d. of the late Fearnley
Bonnett, of Bradford, Yorks. Member of Managing Com
mittee, and Chairman of Classification Committee, Lloyds
Register of Shipping. Address : 24, Cambalt Road, Putney
HiU, S.W. (K106)
STORY, Major Robert Douglas, CB.E. Major, Indian
Army, and Agent to Shipping Controller, India, during Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2212a)
STORY, Adm. Wm. Oswald, C.B.E.
STOTHERT, Sir Peroy Kendall, K.B.E, M.Inst.CE,
J.P, fi. 21 June, 1863 ; s. of John Lum Stothert, of Bath :
m. Violet EUen, d. of Col. H. S. B. Reeves, C.B, of East Sheen.
Educ : Clifton Coll. Chairman, Bath Gas Co, Clevedon Gas
Co, Clevedon Water Co.; Director, Stothert and Pitt, Ltd,
Bristol Gas Co. War Work : Chairman, West of England
Munitions Committee. Address : 1, Lansdown Place West,
Bath. Clubs : Windham ; Bath and County, Bath. (K107)
STOTHEHT, Major WUliam, O.B.E., C.di.G, M.R.CV.S,
F.E.V.M.S, 6. 1868 ; s. of Richard Stothert, of Atherton ;
to. Nettie, d. of John Chamley, of Blackburn. Educ : Ilkley
and Edinburgh. War Work : Commanding Veterinary
Hospitals at Swaythling and Winchester, 1914-16 ; D.A.D.V.S.
in France and Italy, 1916-19. Address : Bregner, Bourne
mouth. (O3005)
STOTT, Lieut.-Col. Herbert, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 20 Jan.
1874 ; s. of Thomas F. Stott, of Manchester ; to. LUy Gertrude,
d. of Thomas G. RusseU, of Manchester. Educ. : Manchester.
Cotton Manufacturer, Empire Mill, Congleton, Cheshire, and
4, Minshull Street, Manchester. War Work : MobiUsed, Aug.
1914 ; recruited and raised 3/6th Cheshire Regt, and Com
manded untU Aug. 1916 ; appointed to command 14th Loyal
North Lancs. Sept. 1916, to Oct. 1917 ; Deputy Commander,
Comrades of the Great War, Cheshire Division. Address :
The Grange, Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire. Club : Reform
(Manchester). (07752)
STOTT, Capt. Hugh, O.B.E, M.B, I.M.S.
STOTT, Capt. James Robert, O.B.E.. R.A.M.C
STOTT, WiUiam Harle, O.B.E, late Major R.A.M.C,
6. 17 Jan. 1871 ; s. of the late Rev. Jonas Stott, M.A, of
Manchester; to. Evelyn Marguerite, d. of Louis Hervey
d'EgviUe, of London. Educ. : Manchester Grammar School ;
Owens CoU, Manchester. Medical Officer to the Harborough
and Uppingham Unions. War Work : Medical Referee, War
Pensions ; M.O. 4th King's Liverpool Regt. (France), and
89th Field Ambulance, 29th Division (GaUipoli) ; O.C. Troops,
H.M.A.T, St. David, and H.M.A.T, Panama; Humane
Society's Certificate for saving lunatic patient in the sea at
Salonica, 1916. Address : Hallaton, Market Harboro'. (07753)
STOUGHTON, Maud Eleanor, M.B.E.
STOURTON, Major Herbert Marmaduke Joseph, O.B.B,
fi. 30 Dec. 1873 ; s. of the late Hon. Albert Stourton ; to.
Frances Mary Winifrede, d. of the late Viscount Southwell.
Educ. : Beaumont CoU. War Work : France, Oct. 1914, to
Nov. 1915 ; Salonica, as A.M.L.O, Nov. 1915, to August, 1917 ;
M L 0. Hea, Oct. 1917, to Jan. 1918 ; A.M.L.O. Salonica,
Feb. 1918, to Aug. 1918 ; M.L.O. Dedeagatch, Oct. 1918, to
Nov. 1918 ; M.L.O. Constantinople, Nov. 1918, to April, 1920 ;
O.B.B. (miUtary), 1914 Star, Greek Order of Merit, MedaiUe
d'honneur avec glaives vermeils ; mentioned in despatches.
Clubs : Boodle's ; Constantinople. (06539)
STOUT, Capt. Percy Wyfold, D.S.O, O.B.E, Mounted
Machine Gun Corps. Served in the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (02937)
STOUT, MajorThomas Duncan MacGregor, D.S.O, O.B.E.,
MS F R CS, L.R.C.P, 6. 1885 ; s. of the Hon. Sir Robert
Stout, K.C.M.G, Ch. Justice of New Zealand. Educ. : Welling
ton Coll, New Zealand. New Zealand Med. Corps. War
Work • 1914-17, as Div. Surgical Officer, New Zealand Gen.
Hospital, No. 1, in Port Said, Salonica, and France (despatches).
STOVELL, Lieut. Frederiok, M.B.E.
STOVOLD, Herbert WilUam, O.B.E, fi. 29 Jan. 1871 ;
s of Thomas Stovold, of Croydon ; m. Jessie Edith, d. of W.
Sterndale Scarr, of Westcombe Park, S.E. Educ. : Whitgift
Grammar School. Croydon. Entered the service of the London
County Council 1891 ; appointed Assistant Comptroller, Jan.

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Stow

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

1920, and Deputy ComptroUer, May, 1920.. War Work.
Loaned by the London County CouncU to the Ministry of Food
for the purpose of undertaking the financial arrangements in
connection with Local Food Control Committees ; entered the
service of the Ministry in Sept. 1917, and received the title of
Assistant Director of Finance ; recalled by the London County
CouncU, Dec. 1918. Address : Lanhydrock, Addyscombe
Road, Croydon. Club : Royal Societies'. (01897)
STOW, Alexander Montagu, O.B.B.
STOW, Major David Fenwick, O.B.E, R.A.S.C. ___„__
STOW, Capt. George, O.B.E, R.E, Wh. Ex. A.M.I.CE,
A M I.M.E., 6. 11 July, 1876 ; s. of Thomas Stow, of Shoreham,
Sussex; to Mary Florence,*!*, of EdwinSnewin, of Littlehampton.
Educ : Hayle's Private School. Public Works Contractor.
War Work: Adjutant, C.R.E, 2nd Army, B.E.F.; thrice
mentioned in despatches. Addresses: Lyndale, Llanthewy
Road, Newport, Mon. ; Station Chambers, Cambrian Road,
Newport, Mon. (05821)
STOW, Major Harry Vane, O.B.E, V.D.. 6. 13 Jan. 1852 ;
s. of Edward Stow. Educ. : Privately, and City of London
School. Hon. Assist. Sec. and Organiser, Royal MUitary
Tournament (1885-96) ; Hon. Sec. National ArtiUery Associa
tion. War Work. : Sec. Newspapers for the Fleet Committee,
for providing free reading matter for the Grand Fleet ; 20 milUon
books and papers, etc, despatched, about £26,000 subscribed
and disbursed in expenses. Address : 69, Philbeach Gardens,
Earl's Court, S.W. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (0775)
STOWE, Richard Walter, M.B.E.
STOWELL, Capt. George Christopher, M.B.E.
STOWELL, Harold Joseph, M.B.E.
STOWELL, Vere Arthur, O.B.E, fi. 12 Sept. 1873; s.
of the Rev. H. A. Stowell, of Breadsall, Derbyshire. Educ. :
Rossall School, and CCC, Oxford. Indian Civil Service,
1896-1920, Magistrate and Collector, 1st Grade. War Work :
Sec. United Provinces War Board, 1917-19 ; Sec. U.P. Joint
War Committee, 1917-19 ; Sec. U.P. Soldiers' Board, 1919.
Address ; Jaunpur, U.P, India. Club : East India United
Service. (O2052)
STOYLE, Capt. WUUam, O.B.E, R.F.A.
STRACHAN, Lieut. Charles John, M.B.E.
STRACHAN, Major Ernest Frederick, O.B.E, M.C.
STRACHAN, James, M.B.E, 6. 31 July, 1857 ; s. of
Peter Strachan, of Perth ; m. Isabella WaUace, d. of — Morrison,
of Dundee. Educ. : Sharpe's Institution, Perth. Acting
Works Manager, L. & N.W. RaUway Carriage Works, Wolver-
ton, Bucks. War Work : Work in connection with Ambulance
Trains, Transport Wagons, Munitions. Address : The Haw
thorns, Wolverton. Bucks. (M2489)
STRACHAN, John, M.B.E, 6. 7 Dec. 1890; s. of Alex
ander Strachan, of Glasgow ; to. Kate, d. of Peter Ewing,
F.L.S, of Uddingston, Lanarkshire. Educ. : Privately.
Surveyor, City Assessor's Office, City Chambers, Glasgow.
War Work : In connection with the Belgian Refugees sent to
Scotland. Address : 11 St. James Terrace, KUmacolm,
Scotland. Club : Athenaeum, Glasgow. (M9748)
STRACHAN, Robert, M.B.E, M.B.
STRACHEY, Amy, Mrs. O.B.E, 6. 5 May, 1866 ; d. of
Charles Turner Simpson, of London ; to. John St. Loe, s. of
Sir Edward Strachey, Bart, of Sutton Court, Somerset (see
BURKE'S Peerage). Educ : Privately. Governor, King's
CoU, Chelsea Polytechnic. Sec. Welfare Department, B.R.C.S.
Headquarters. War Work : Commandant Newlands Corner
Hospital, Merrow Downs, GuUdford ; Vice-President, Albury
and Shire Division, Surrey Branch, B.R.C.S. ; Commandant,
V.A.D. Surrey 10. Address : Newlands Corner, Merrow
Downs, Guildford. Clubs : V.A.D. Ladies' ; Ladies' Empire. (0776)
STRADBROKE, Col. George Edward John Mowbray
Earl of, K.C.M.G, C.B, C.V.O, C.B.E, V.D, A.D.C,
J.P, D.L, 6. 19 Nov. 1862 ; s. of John, 2nd Earl of Stradbroke,
of Henham, Suffolk (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; m. Helena Violet
Alice, O.B.E, d. of the late Lieut.-Gen. Keith Fraser, C.M.G, of
Ledclune and Morar, N.B. Educ. : Harrow and Cambridge.
Chairman, East Suffolk County Council ; Chairman, Suffolk
County Territorial Association ; President, National Sea
Fisheries Protection Association ; President, Central London
Ophthalmic Hospital ; President of the Council of the National
Art Association ; Pro. Grand Master Mark Masons ; Prov.
Grand Master Suffolk Freemasons ; appointed by His Majesty
to be Governor of Victoria, Aug. 1920. War Work : Served in
England, France, Egypt, and Palestine from July, 1914, to July,
1920, as Col. Comm. 3rd East Anglian R.F.A. Brigade, the 272nd,
172nd, and 191st, R.F.A. Brigades ; C.R.A, 54th Div. Aug.
1916, to Nov. 1916, to Egypt ; Comm. Kantara Area, 1919 and
1920. Address : Henham Hall, Wangford, Suffolk. Clubs :
Carlton ; Royal Yacht Squadron ; Royal Thames Yacht ;
Bachelor's. (C1779)
STRADBROKE, Helena Violet AUce, Countess of, O.B.E,
d. of Major-Gen. Keith Fraser, CM.G. ; to. Col. George Edward
John Mowbray, 3rd Earl of Stradbroke, C.B, C.V.O, A.D.C,
Governor of Victoria (see BURKE'S Peerage). War Work : In
1914 organised and equipped Henham Hall as hospital, 100 beds,
for direct convoy first-line cases ; personal work as V.A.D. after
training in a General Hospital ; afterwards acted as Super
intendent ; also organised and managed for short time large
hostel, 500 beds, in London, for soldiers and sailors on leave ;
equipped and organised soldiers' club and tea rooms in country.
Address : Henham Hall, Wangford, Suffolk. (01898)
STRADLING, Capt. AUred Eric Hugh, O.B.E, fi. 9 May,

1892; «. of Mrs. F. M. Stradling, of Crowthorne.
Gordon Highlanders, and Royal Air Force, Staff Officer
(personnel). War Work : 1914-16, France and Flanders with
Gordon Highlanders; 1917-19, France and Germany with
Royal Air Force. Addresses : 7, Harley Street, London ; 1,
Pilgrims' Lane, Hampstead; Pinegrove, Crowthorne. Club:
Royal Air Force. (O8200)
STRADLING, Capt. Charles Austice, M.B.E.
STRAHAN, Sir Aubrey, K.B.E, Sc.D. (Camb.), Hon.
LL D (Toronto), F.R.S, 6. 20 April, 1852 ; s. of WUUam Stra-
han of Sidmouth ; m. Fanny Evelyn Margaret, d. of Edward
Roscoe, of Chester. Educ. : Eton, and St. , John's CoU..
Cambridge. Late Director of the Geological Survey of Great
Britain, and Museum of Practical Geology. Address : Fairfield,
Goring, Reading. Club: Athenamm. (K235)
STRAHAN, Capt. Geoffrey Cartaret, O.B.E, LA.
STRAIN, James Bruce, C.B.E, 6. 13 July, 1866. War
Work : Deputy Controller in the Gun Ammunition Filling
Dept of the Ministry of Munitions (Voluntary). Addresses :
27, LeadenhaU Street, E.C. 2 ; Stone House, Reigate, Surrey.
Clubs ¦ Bengal ; Oriental ; Constitutional ; Ranelagh. (C1043)
STRAIN, Lieut.-Col. Lawrence Hugh, O.B.E, D.S.C.
STRANG, Alexander Ronald, CB.E, J.P, late Capt.
7th V.B, ArgyU and Sutherland Hrs, 6. 23 Nov. 1848 ; s. of
Robert Strang, of AUoa, N.B. ; to. Agnes, d. of Alexander
Begg, of Paisley. Educ. : The Academy, AUoa. Provost of
AUoa, 1913-16. War Work : Chairman of Tribunal ; Chair
man of Recruiting Committees ; Chairman of Prince of Wales
Fund Committee; Member of War Pensions and various
ReUef Committees ; Chief Special Constable. Address: North
Park, AUoa, N.B. (C2977)
STRANG, Duncan, O.B.E, J.P. Valuable local and
public services in Ardrishaig throughout the war. (011926)
STRANG, Matthew Smellie, M.B.E.
STRANG, WilUam, M.B.B, 6. 2 Jan. 1893; s. of James
Strang, of Croydon ; m. Elsie Wynne, d. of J. E. Jones. Educ. :
Palmer's Endowed School; Univ. Coll, London; Univ. of
Paris. Appd. 3rd. Sec. H.B.M. Legation, Belgrade, Sept.
1919. War Work: With 4th Batt. Worcestershire Regt.,
1916-18; with 29th Division, Army of Occupation on the
Rhine, 1918-19. Address: c/o Foreign Office, Downing
Street, S.W. Club : University of London. (M4608)
STRANGE, Lieut.-Col. Edward Fairbrother, C.B.E,
T.D, 6. 8 Oct. 1862 ; s. of the late Richard Fairbrother Strange ;
m. Margaret EUsabeth, d. of the late Walter Scott Coward,
H.M.I. Educ. : Worcester Cathedral School ; Kidderminster
Grammar School. Keeper of Woodwork, Victoria and Albert
Museum. War Work : Major, 1/15 Bn. The London Regt,
Aug. 1914, to Dec. 1915 ; Commanded 2/15 Bn. The London
Regt, May, 1915, to May, 1916 ; Commanded 13th Reserve
Bn. The London Regt, June, 1916, to Sept. 1917 ; joined
Ministry of Food, Sept. 1917 ; Deputy Director, Butter and
Cheese SuppUes, 1917; ControUer, Margarine Rationing Scheme,
1918 ¦ Assist. Sec. 1918 ; Food Commissioner with British
Army on the Rhine, and British Member of Inter-allied Military
Food Commission, 1919 ; Member of Food Council, 1919 ;
Deputy Chairman, Wholesale Markets Committee, 1919;
Chairman of Fair Trading Councils for Fish, Fruit, Vegetable,
and Jam Trades, 1920. Address: 14, Hayes Way, Park-
langley, Beckenham. Club : Arts. (C640)
STRANGE, Lieut. Jack Ronald Stewart, O.B.E, R.N.R.
STRANGE, John, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
STRATFORD, Lenna Mary, M.B.E, B.A, fi.. 1877;
d. of the late Capt. Robert Stratford, Royal Warwickshire
Regt. Educ. : Notting Hill High School, London. Chief
Inspectress of Schools, Punjab. Addresses : Chief Inspectors
Schools ; Nedrons' Hotel, Lahore. J*.2!6'
STRATFORD, Rosalind Isabel, Mrs. WINGFIELD-,
M.B.E, fi. 7 Nov. 1857 ; d. of the late Rev. Hon. Edward Vesey
Bligh, of Fartherwell, W. Mailing, Kent (see BURKE'S Peerage,
Darnley, E.) ; to. Brig.-Gen. Cecil Vernon, C.B, CM.G, s.
of John Wingfleld-Stratford, of Addington Park, Kent (see
Burke's Peerage, Powerscourt, V). War Work : Commandant,
Kent V.A.D. 150; in charge of West MaUing Auxiliary
Hospital, 1914-19. Address: FartherweU, West Mailing.
Kent. Clubs: Empress; Lady Golfers'. <M7??'
STRATHCLYDE, Alexander Ure, Lord, P.C .G.B.E,
6. 1853 ; s. of John Ure, Sometime Lord Provost, of Glasgow;
to. Margaret McDowaU, d. of the late Thomas Steven, of
Helensburgh. Educ. : Larchfield Academy, Helensburgh,
and Glasgow Univ. Formerly Lord Justice-General and Lord
President of the Court of Session. War Work : Chairman of
the Scottish War Savings Committee ; Addressed Meetings in
all parts of Scotland on National Thrift. Addresses: 31,
Heriot Row, Edinburgh; Cairndhu, Helensburgh. Clubs:
Reform ; Western (Glasgow) ; University (Edinburgh) ; Royal
Northern Yacht. _, _, n D
STRATHEARN, Capt. John, O.B.E, M.D, F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C. (T.).
STRATTON, Capt. Howard Wallace, O.B.B.
STRATTON, Lieut. James PhiUips, M.B.B, R.A.S.C.
(T.). STRATTON, Percy Montague, M.B.B.
STRATTON, Robert, M.B.B.
STRAUS, Blanche, M.B.E. ; d. of Albert Dux, of Man
chester ; to. Percy, s. of Ralph Straus, of Manchester. Educ..
EUersUe, Victoria Park, Manchester. War Work: Worked
at the Red Cross Hospital (Abbey Lodge), Chislehurst;

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afterwards at the St. Marylebone War Hospital Supply Depot
(later H.R.H. Princess's Beatrice's); appointed head of the
Surgical Dressings Dept. in that Depot. Address : Hatton
Cottage, Chislehurst, Kent. Clubs : Ladies' Athenieum ;
Chislehurst GoU. (M9752)
STRAW, Arthur Roger, M.B.E.
STRAWN, Frances May, Mrs., M.B.E. (Ml 02540)
STREATFEILD, Evelyn OUve, Mrs., O.B.E, fi. 21 Sept.
1871 ; d. of Pim Cherry, of Co. Waterford, Deland ; m. Major
Hugh Sidney, J.P. (late R.F.A.), s. of the late Capt. Sidney
K, Streatfeild, R.N. War Work : Asst. County Director Co.
Durham, and Commandant 12th Durham V.A.D. and 3rd
Durham AuxiUary Hospital, from Aug. 1914, to Feb. 1919 ;
organised and ran this Hospital, Hamerton House, Sunderland,
during the War. Addresses : Ryhope HaU, Co, Durham ;
Barlay. BalmacleUan, Kirkcudbrightshire, N.B. (0777)
STREATFEILD, Capt. GranviUe Edward Stewart,
D.S.O, O.B.E, R.E, fi. 1869 ; s. of the late Rev. WiUiam
Champion StreatfeUd, of Chart's Edge, Kent, and Selina
Frances Diana, 3rd d. of WiUiam, Titsey Place, Surrey (see
Bukke'S Peerage, Sutherland, D.) ; to. 1911, Lucy Anne
Evelyn, d. of the late Col. Bonar Deane. Served in the Great
War, 1914-17 (despatches). (05822)
STREATFEILD, Lucy Anne Evelyn, Mrs., CB.E, d. of
the late Col. Bonar MiUet Deane ; m. 1911, Granville Edward
Stewart Streatfeild. Member of Soldiers' Dependants Assess
ment Appeals Committee. (C210)
STREATFEILD, Mary Cormande, O.B.E.
STREET Lieut.-Col. Arthur, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
STREET. Capt. CeoH John Charles, O.B.E.. M.C, 6. 3
May, 1884; s. of Major-Gen. A. J. Street, C.B. Educ: Wel
lington CoU. and R.M.A, Woolwich. Club : Authors'. (07755)
STREET, Capt. Charles Edmund, O.B.E. Professional
Asistant in the former Dept. of tne ControUer-General of
Merchant Shipping. (011927)
STREET, Clare, Mrs., O.B.E.
STREET, Joseph Mansfield, M.B.E, 6. 11 Sept. 1877 ;
Assistant to Director of Inspection of Gun Ammunition
(Technical), Royal Arsenal, Woolwich ; President, War Depart
ments Writers' Association ; Chairman, Club No 62b Royal
Arsenal Branch of National Savings Association ; Member of
V.D. Committee of CouncU of PubUc WeUare, Woolwich.
Address : 2, Heavitree Road, Plumstead, S.E. 18. (M9754)
STREETER, Gertrude, M. H., Mrs., M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
STREIGHT, Major Samuel James, O.B.E, Can. A.M.C.
STREVENS, Irene, M.B.E.
STRIBLING, Lieut. WUUam James Leonard, M.B.E,
R.A.S.C. STRICKLAND, Major Guy Tyrone, O.B.E, R.F.A.
STRICKLAND, Mary Constance EUzabeth Christine,
M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
STRICKLAND, WUliam Henry, O.B.B, 6. 10 May, 1863 ;
«. of William Strickland, of Southsea ; m. CaroUne Sophia,
d. of WiUiam Ash, of Southsea. Educ. : Privately. War
Work: Senior Visiting Inspector, Contract Department, Ad
miralty ; Outdoor organisation in connection with the supplies
of stores required by H.M. Navy, both on a peace and a war
footing ; inspection of factories and workshops with a view to
determining the standing and suitabUity of the firms for
admission to the Admiralty List of Contractors ; investigation
of industrial disputes and settlement of complaints arising out
of the interpretation of the Fair Wages Clause in Admiralty
contracts. Address: Ashleigh, 23, Tenbury Road, King's
Heath, Birmingham. (011404)
STRIEDINGER, Col. Oscar, D.S.O, O.B.E, Army Ser
Corps, 6. 1875. Served to S. Africa, 1899-1902 (Queen's medal
with five clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; in the Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches twice). (02073)
STRINA, Capt. Gerard Lionel, M.B.E, 6. 28 Nov 1881 ;
«. of JuUus Strina, of Cardiff. Educ. : Harlow. Journalist.
War Work : With 718 W. Tank Co. tiU Nov. 17 ; went to
Italy to the British MiUtary Mission in Naples until Feb. 1919 ;
acted as Sec. to Disposal Board (Italy) to July, 1919, then went
out with the ReUef Exp. force to North Russia (Murmansk
front); returned to U.K. Oct. 1919; served three months in
h-eland ¦ and March, 1920, proceeded to Mesopotami attached
to G.H.Q. and L.A.M. Brigade. Address : ViUa Strina, Arquata
Scima, Italy. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (M4753)
STRINGER, Ernest Edward, M.B.E.
STRINGER, Col, Frederick, M.B.E, J.P. Worcestershire ; 6.
«1 Feb. 1844; s. of WiUiam Stringer, of New Bromley Kent;
«. Eliza Laura, d. of Nathan Dyer, of Bridon Manor. Educ. :
Koyal Naval School, New Cross, and Royal MiUtary CoU,
Sandhurst. D.A.A.G, Western District, 1880-87. War Work :
non. Sec. Worcestershire Branch Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies
Association. Address : The Old Mansion, Bridon, Tewkesbury.
Club: Cheltenham. (M9755)
STRINGER, Lieut. Herbert Alfred, M.B.B, R.A.O.C.
, STRINGER, Capt. Hubert Leslie, M.B.E, R.E.
STRINGER. Lieut.-Comm. Reginald Heber, O.B.E,
B.D, R.N.R.
STRODE, Edward David Chetham, CB.E, fi. 1 Sept.
«71; s. of Capt. Augustus Chetham Strode, R.N, C.B.
muc: Charterhouse; Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Barrister
s'1™; Legal Adviser Clearing Office (Enemy debts) War
Work; Legal assistant, Ministry of Munitions, from July,
ls«i>, to Dec, 1919. Address : 7, Stafford Terrace, Kensing

ton London, W. 8. Clubs: Union; Oxford and Cambridge
Musical. (C2978)
STRODE, Major George Sydney Strode, O.B.E, J.P, D.L,
C.C (Devon), 6. 29 Jan. 1861 ; s. of Admiral Arthur
Lowe, of Stoke Danuroll, Devonport ; to. Anna Fielding, d. of
Thompson Boyd, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Privately. High
Sheriff Devon, 1906-07 ; Capt. and Hon. Major, 3rd Batt.
Devon Regt. (ret. 1897). War Work : Recruiting Officer in
charge Plymouth area, 1915-17 ; Commandant V.A. Hospital,
Plymouth, May, 1917, to July, 1919. Address: Newnham
Park, Plympton, S. Devon. Clubs : Royal Western Yacht ;
Devon and Exeter ; Junior Constitutional. (011405)
STROMEYER, Charles Edmond, O.B.E, 6. 28 April,
1856 ; s. of Charles Stromeyer, of London ; m. Alma Karin,
d. of Director H. Lindsten, of Sknra, Sweden. Educ. : London
and Air-la-Chapolle. Chief Engineer, Manchester Steam
Users' Association for the Prevention of BoUer Explosions.
War Work : Inspection of War Office boilers. Addresses :
9, Mount Street, Manchester ; Lanoefleld, West Didsbury.
Club : Brasenose (Manchester). (011406)
STRONACH, 2nd Lieut. John Grant MoKenzie Martin,
M.B.E, R.A.F.
STRONACH, Brig.-Gen. Robert Summers, C.B.E.
STRONG, Capt. Ceoil Alfred, O.B.E, M.C, 3/1 Gurkha
Rifles. (011768)
STRONG, John, C.B.E, fi. 1868 ; s. of Joseph Strong,
of Barrow-in-Furness ; m. 1899, Ethel May, d. of Alfred
Knapton Dobson, of Newton Lodge, Roundhay, Leeds. Hon.
LL.D, St. Andrews. Professor of Education in Leeds Univ. ;
was Pres. Educational Institute of Scotland, 1917-18 ; Rector
of Montrose Acad, 1900-1914 ; Rector of Roy. High School,
Edinburgh, 1914-19. (C641)
STRONG, Major Robert Henry, O.B.E, M.B.
STRONG, Rt. Rev. Thomas Banks, C.B.E, D.D. See
Ripon, Bishop of.
STRONG, William Henry, M.B.E.
STRONG, Col. WUUam James, C.B.E, T.D, New Zealand
Forces. Served in the Great War, 1915-19 (despatches).
STRONGHILL, Mabel Anna, O.B.E, R.R.C
STROUD, Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 8 May, 1889; s. of David
Stroud, of Canterbury ; m. Louisa Marjorie, d. of Bernard John
Howard, of Canterbury. Educ. : St. Dunstans, Canterbury.
Church Army Officer. War Work : Erected and managed
Munition Canteen at the Docks, Middlesbrough ; opened
and managed the Buckingham Palace Hotel Soldiers' and
Sailors' Hostel, and the King's Hostel in Buckingham Palace
Grounds for Overseas troops on leave from the various fronts ;
opened and organised accommodation for 3000 troops per night
in the Maida Vale District, IJ million troops being accom
modated. (M9756)
STROUD, Arthur May, M.B.B, 6. 10 March, 1878 ; s.
of James May Stroud, of Highbury ; to. Elsie Violet, d. of
Arthur John Davis, of Pagham, Sussex. Educ : Merchant
Taylors' School. War Work : Sec. to Non-Ferrous Metals
Committee, Dec. 1916, to Dec. 1918. Address : 87, Highbury
Hill, London. N. Ctafis : Sports ; Australasian. (M9757)
STROUD, George John, M.B.E, R.A.F.
STROUD, George Thomas, M.B.E, R.A.F.
STROTHER, Lieut. Cyril John, M.B.B, R.A.F.
STROVER, Henry WiUiam Martyn, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B.
6. 18 March, 1876 ; s. of Major Gen. Henry Strover, of Lans
downe, Bath ; to. Margaret Ann, d. of James GiUanders, of
Aberdeen. Educ. : Bath CoU, and Aberdeen Univ. Hon.
Associate Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England. War
Work : Medical Officer V.A.D. Garrison Hospital, West Hartle
pool (Bombarded by German Navy) ; Medical Officer-in-
charge troops West Hartlepool Tees Garrison ; Lieut. R.A.M.C,
service in France. Addresses : Dudley House, West Hartle
pool ; 24. Gloucester Rd, Bristol. (011851)
STRUBEN, Major Arthur, O.B.E, R.A.F.
STRUBEN, Lieut. Charles Frederick WUUam, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. STRUBEN, Capt. Robert Henry, O.B.E.
STRUTHERS, John, M.B.B. Member of the War
Information Committee at Tokio. Secretary of the Tokio
Branch of Patriotic League of Britons Overseas. (M10336)
STRUTT, Lieut.-Col. Edward Lisle, CB.E, D.S.O,
Royal Scots (Lothian Regt.), fi. 8 Nov. 1874 ; s. of the late
Hon. Arthur Strutt, of Milford House, Derby (see Burke's
Peerage, Belper, B.) ; s. of the late John HoUond, of Wonham,
Bampton, Devon. Educ ; Beaumont Coll, and Christ Church,
Oxford. War Work : Served in South African War (despatches,
Queen's Medal and ,4 clasps. King's Medal and 2 clasps) ;
European War, 1914-19, severely wounded ; despatches four
times; 1914 Star and clasps ; Legion of .Honour, "Chevalier,"
1915 ; Legion of Honour, " Officier," 1917 ; Croix de Guerre
with 4 palms ; Order of Leopold, " Chevalier," 1915 ; Star of
Rumania, " Officer," 1919. Address : 117, St. James's
Court, S.W. 1. Clubs : TraveUers' ; White's ; Alpine ;
New (Edinburgh). (C1780)
STRUTT, Emily Mary Charlotte, Mrs., O.B.E.
STRUTT, Capt. Geoffrey St. John, CB.E, 6. 1888 ; s
of the Hon. Richard Strutt, of The Court, St. Catharine,
Bath (see Burke's Peerage, Rayleigh, B.) ; to. SybU Eyre,
d. of the late Sir Walpole GreenweU, Bart, of Marden Park,
Surrey. Educ : Wtochester, and Magdalea CoU, Oxford.
Private Sec. to Ministry of Blockade and Pensions. War Work :
Enlisted Sept. 1914 ; Commissioned Nov. 1914 ; served in

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France ; invalided out, 1918. Address : Glenwood, Wolding-
ham, Surrey. Club : Bath. (C2979)
STROVE, Kenneth Chetwood Price, O.B.E.
STUART, Sir CampbeU, K.B.E, fi. 5th July, 1885 ; s.
of Ernest Stuart, of Montreal. Educ. : Privately. Deputy
Chairman of The Times Pubhshing Company ; Director of the
Associated Newspapers, Ltd. ; Director of the Anglo-New
foundland Development Company. War Work : Represented
the Headquarters Staff of the Canadian Army on the occasion
of the visit to Ireland of the Duchess of Connaught's Own Dish
Canadian Rangers, Jan. 1917, which battaUon he recruited to
the Province of Quebec for service in the European War ;
Assistant Military Attache, British Embassy, Washington,
March, 1917 ; Vice-Chairman of the London Headquarters of
the British War Mission to the United States of America, Jan.
1918 ; Deputy Director of Propaganda in Enemy Countries,
May, 1918. Addresses: Printing House Square, E.C. 4;
20, Eaton Square, S.W. 1 (Victoria 5148). Clubs : Sunning
dale Golf ; Marlborough ; St. James' (Montreal) ; York
(Toronto). (K109)
STUART, Charles Edward, M.B.E.
STUART, Lieut.-Comm. Charles Joseph Stuart, O.B.E.
STUART, Lieut.-Col. Donald Mackenzie, O.B.E.
STUART, Capt. Donald Richard, M.B.E.
STUART, Major Edward John, O.B.E, A.M.I, Mech.E,
6. 2 May, 1882 ; s. of Charles Edward WUliam Stuart, of London.
Educ. : Cranleigh School. Engineer. War Work : Assisted
in raising Public School Brigade, Royal FusiUers ; gazetted to
20th S. Bn, Royal Fusiliers ; 1916, attached to Ministry of
Munitions and transferred to General List. Address : 16,
Wolverton Gardens, Ealing, W. 5. Clubs : New Oxford and
Cambridge. (01899)
STUART, Fairless, Mrs., M.B.E.
STUART, Florence Louise, Lady, M.B.E, 6. 20 Feb.
1867 ; d. of the late Henry Harmond Gudge, Barrister-at-
law ; to. Sir Simeon Henry Lechmere Stuart, 7th Bart, of
Hartley, Mandit. War Work : Sec. to Procurator-General's
Intelligence Branch. Address : 87, Northgate, N.W. 8.
Clubs : Ladies' Army and Navy. (M2492)
STUART, Major Frederick Joshua, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
STUART, George Barclay, M.B.E.
STUART, John, C.B.E.
STUART, Major John, O.B.E, Black Watch (ret.), 6.
27 Feb. 1863 ; s. of WiUiam Stuart, of Feddal, Perthshire ;
m. Katharine Yseult, d. of E. H. J. Craufurd, of Auchenames.
Educ. : Clifton Coll. War Work : Recruiting Officer, 42nd
Regimental District ; Recruiting Staff Officer, No 1 Highland
District ; Assistant Inspector of Recruiting, Scottish Command.
Clubs : Naval and MUitary ; New (Edinburgh). (0780)
STUART, Thane Charles, M.B.E. (M3075)
STUART, George Eustace BURNETT-, C.B.E, 6. 1876 ;
s. of Eustace Robertson Burnett-Stuart, J.P, D.L, of Crichie,
Stuartfleld, Aberdeenshire. Educ: Repton, and Oxford Univ.
Director of Personnel, Ministry of Interior, Egypt, since 1910.
Club : Oxford and Cambridge. (C356)
STUART, Major Charles KENNEDY-CRAUFURD-,
C.B.E, D.S.O, 127th Baluchis, fi. 29 Aug. 1879 ; s. of Robert
Stuart, of Ryo, Sussex ; m Amelia Rumsey, d. of Samuel Wheeler,
of Bridgeport, Connecticut, U.S.A. Educ: Merchant Taylors'
School. MUitary Secretary to the Viceroy of India, Lord Reading.
Entered Army from MUitia, AprU, 1900 ; South African War,
1900-1902 (2 Medals) ; Transferred to Indian Army, 1903 ;
served in Burma, 1908-14 ; received thanks of Burmese
Government, 1919, for capturing a band of murderers in unad-
ministered territory. War Work : 1915, served to GaUipoli as
Commandant, Head Batt, Royal Naval Division ; served in
Sudan, in Special service, 1916-17 (received thanks of Sudan
Government) ; served in America, 1918-20, Private Sec. to
Earl of Reading and Viscount Grey ; Order of George 1st of
Greece. Clubs : Carlton ; Travellers' ; United Service ;
Royal Thames Yacht ; New (Edinburgh). (C2980)
STUART, Major (Bt. Lieut.-Col.) John Patrick
VILLIERS-, D.S.O, O.B.E. (011771)
STUART, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam VILLIERS-, C.B B, 6.
11 April, 1872 ; s. of Col. VilUers-Stuart^formerly of Castle
town, Carrick-on-Suir, Deland. War Work : Raised and
commanded 9th Rifle Brigade ; raised and commanded 3rd
Batt. Q.V.O. Corps of Quides Infantry; Commanded l/5th
Gurkha Rifles, temporarily ; Superintending Officer, Nepalese
Allied Contingent ; Commandant Mountain Warfare School,
India ; Inspector of Infantry (North) India. Addresses :
Castlane, Carrick-on-Suir, Deland; Abbottabad, N.W.F.P.
India. Club : Junior Naval and MiUtary. (C2044)
STUBBINGTON, Ruby, M.B.B.
STUBBS, Arthur, O.B.E, M.I.Mech.E, M.I.A.E,F.R.S.A.
Educ: Privately; Lincoln High School; Polytechnic, and
King's Coll. (Univ. of London). Managing Director, Smethwick
Stamping Co, Smethwick. War Work : Technical Adviser,
Stampings and Castings Dept, Ministry of Munitions ; Assist
Director (Forgings), and Assistant Controller (Forgings and
Castings), Ministry of Munitions. Address : Sennocke Lodge,
Four Oaks, Sutton Coldfield. (011407)
STUBBS, George, C.B.E, 6. 1864. Supt. Analyst Dept
of Govt,. Chemist ; Vice-Pres. Institute of Chemistry. (C2981)
STUBBS, Capt. Harry, M.B.E, R.A.S.C, Ret, 6. 1st
Oct. 1861 ; s. of Charles Stubbs, of Ashton, Bishops Waltham •
to. Janet, d. of John Frost, of Stafford. Educ. : Wolvesev
Diocesan School, Winchester. War Work : Ashanti Expedi
tion, 1895-96 (Bronze Star) ; South African War 1899-1902

(Queen's Medal, 3 clasps ; King's Medal, 2 clasps) ; The Great
War, on Staff Head Quarters Western Command ; mentioned
in despatches; British War Medal. Address: Prescott
Bishops Waltham, Hants. (M5659)
STUBBS, 2nd Lieut. Shirley Graham, O.B.E, LA R 0
STUBBS, Lieut.-Comm. Sydenham Ernest, 0BE
R.N.R. ' ''
STUBBS, Winefrid Marjory, Lady, CB.E, fi. 6 Feb. 1889 •
d. of Frederick Womack, M.B, of St. Bartholomew's Hospital •
m. Sir Reginald Edward Stubbs K.CM.G. (see Burke's
Peerage) ; s. of late Right Rev. William Stubbs, Lord Bishop of
Oxford. Educ. : South Hampstead High School. War Work •
Vice-President in Ceylon of Queen Mary's Needlework GuUd'
Address : Government House, Kong Kong. (C2026)
STUCKEY, Capt. Edward Joseph, O.B.E., B.Sc, M B
B.S, 6. 29 Sept. 1875 ; s. of Joseph James Stuckey, M.A-'
A.I.A, of Adelaide, South Australia ; m. Frances Helen, d. of
James Maitland CampbeU, of Melbourne. Educ. : Adelaide
Univ, South Australia. Medical Missionary of London
Missionary Society, 1905 ; Siaocbang, North China, 1909 ¦
Principal of Union Medical Coll., Peking, 1920; Medical
Officer, Peking University, Peking. War Work: Medical
Officer to Batts. V. and VI. of Chinese Labour Corps, from
Weihaiwei to France ; Eye SpeciaUst to Chinese General
Hospital, B.E.F, France ; Medical Officer on Ambulance
Transport of A.I.F, from Liverpool to Melbourne. Address:
London Mission, West City, Peking, China. (05823)
STUCKEY, EUen EUzabeth, M.B.E. '
STUDD, Major John Edward Kynaston, O.B.E, fi. 26
July, 1858 ; s. of Edward Studd, of 2, Hyde Park Gardens,
W. 2 ; to. HUda, d. of Sir Thomas Proctor-Brauchamp, Bart.,
of Langley Park, Norwich. Educ. : Eton, and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge. President and Chairman of the Polytechnic
309, Regent Street, London, W. 1. War Work: Recruiting
and Training men in the Polytechnic for the Army and R.F.C,
Wireless Operators, and Munition work ; Training of Disabled
Soldiers ; started and commanded Polytechnic Volunteer
Training Corps, Sept. 1914 ; Commander 21st Batt. County
of London Volunteer Regiment, 1916-18 ; Commanded West
London Volunteer Group, July, 1918, to 1920. Address:
67, Harlev Street, London. W. 1. (03947)
STUDDART, Isabel, Mrs. Naniton, M.B.E.
STUDDERT, Frederick Naunton, O.B.E, D.L. for Co.
Clare, fi. 18 June, 1866 ; s. of Major Geo. S. Studdert, of Moy
House, Lahinch, Co. Clare ; m. Isabel MiUar, d. of Hugh
BallingaU, D.L, of Dundee. War Work : Chairman, Co.
Clare War Pensions Committee. (O11407)
STUDHOLME, Lieut.-Col. John, CB.E, D.S.O, M.A,
J.P, 6. 1863 ; s. of John Studholme, of Merivale, Christehurch,
New Zealand ; m. 1st, 1897, Alexandra d. of the late Most Rev.
(WiUiam Thomson) Lord Archbishop of York; 2ndly, 1909,
Katherine G, d. ofthe late Hon. Sir Charles Christopher Bowen,
K.C.M.G. Educ. : Christ's CoU, Christehurch, New Zealand,
and Christ Church, Oxford. J.P. for New Zealand ; Major and
T. Lieut.-Col. New Zealand Mounted Rifles, and A.A.G. Head
quarters, New Zealand Expeditionary Force ; twice unsuc
cessfully contested Ashburton (N.Z.) in interest of Reform
Party ; sometime Member of Ashburton (N.Z.) County Council
Clubs : Oxford and Cambridge ; Christehurch (N.Z.) (C1874)
STUNT, Edith Melba, Mrs., O.B.B, 6. 2 March, 1870;
d. of WiUiam Howells Rix, of Tunbridge Wells ; m. George
Norwood, s. of George Stunt, of Kenley. Educ : Princess
Helena CoU, EaUng, and HoUoway. Joined V.A.D. Sussex
92 in 1910 ; Commandant V.A.D. Sussex 92 from 1912, and
Vice-President Rye Division Sussex Branch B.R.C.S. War
Work : Commandant and Officer-in-Charge of St. Mark's
MUitary AuxUiary Hospital, Tunbridge WeUs, from Oct.
1914, to Dec. 1918. Addresses : Fernet, Frant, Sussex ;
Abbot Park, Greenodd, Ulverston, Lancashire. Club : V.A.D.
Ladies.' (01901)
STURDEE, Arthur Hope, M.B.E.
STURDEE, Surg.-Lieut. Edwin Lawrence, O.B.E, R.N.
STURDEE, Lieut.-Col. Vernon Ashton Hobart, D.S.O,
O.B.E, 6. 1890 ; s. of Col. Alfred Hobart Sturdee, CM.G. ;
to. 1913, Edith Georgina, d. of F. J. Robins, of Melbourne.
Educ. : Church of England Grammar School, Melbourne.
Served during the Great War, 1914-19, in GaUipoli, Egypt, and
France (despatches). (02857)
STURDY, Lieut. A. E., M.B.E.
STURDY, Edward Vyse, O.B.E.
STURGEON, Robert WaUace, M.B.E.
STURGESS, Capt. Charles, M.B.E.
STURMAN, Major Albert Edward, C.B.E. Major, S.
Africa Field Post and Telegraph Corps, German W. Africa,
1914-15 (despatches). (C757a)
STURMAN, Lieut. Charles, M.B.E, A.I.F.
STURMAN, Major Edward, C.B.E, S. African Field Post
and Telegraph Corps. Served in German W. Africa, 1914-15
(despatches). (C757«)
STURT, Ethel Harriette, Mrs., M.B.E.
STYLE, Col. Sydney Richard, M.B.E.
STYLES, Paymaster-Comm. Edward Goggin, 0 ,B.E„ R.N.
SUART, Capt. Montagu Wemyss, C.B.E.
SUDBURY, Evelyn Mary, M.B.E.
SUDDS, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Benjamin, C.B.E, R.A.O.C.
SUDHAL, Deo Raja, CB.E. Feudatory Chief of Bamra.
Address : Bamra, Bihar and Orissa, India. (C1072)
SUFFERN, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Canning, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Sutton

SUFFIELD, Lieut. WiUiam Joseph, M.B.B.
STJGDEN, Capt. John Leslie, O.B.E, Can. A.S.C
SULIVAN, Col. Ernest Frederic, C.B.E, 6. 12 May,
1860 ; s. of Rev. Firmer Sulivan ; to. Florence Mary, d. of
James Houldsworth, of Coltness. Educ. : Harrow and
Sandhurst. War Work : Commanded 3rd and 10th Batt.
East Surrey Regt, and 30th and 116th Training Reserve
Batt. Club: TraveUers'. (C1781)
SULIVAN, Capt. Lionel Miohael Patrick, O.B.E,
B.E, and R.A.F.
SULLIVAN, Daniel, M.B.B.
SULLWAN, Dorothy Evelyn, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. July, 1890 ;
d. of I. A. Hattersley, of 14, Blomfleld Road, London, W. ;
m. Bernard Ponsonby, Commercial Diplomatic Service, s. of
the Rev. P. A. M. Sullivan, of Rangeworthy, Gloucestershire.
Educ : Maida Vale High School, and Le Chatelard School,
Vevcy, Switzerland. War Work : Clerk, Foreign Office .
Address: British Embassy, Brussels. (M9761)
SULLIVAN, Major George Kingston, O.B.E, M.C, fi:
6 June, 1878 ; s. of Thomas K. SuUivan, of Bandon, Co. Cork '
m. Frances Helen, d. of the late Col. G. T. Skipwith, Loversal
Hall, Doncaster. Educ. : Privately. Comdg. Depot, K.O.Y.L.I,
Pontefract. War Work : Proceeded to France as Adjutant of 5th
(Territorial) Batt, K.O.Y.L.I, AprU, 1915 ; later Commanded
l/4th Duke of Wellington's Regt. ; severely wounded near
Ypres, Nov. 1915 ; appointed Brigade Major, 175th Infantry
Brigade, June, 1916 ; returned to France in Jan. 1917 ; Com
manded 2/4th London Regt, AprU, 1917 ; employed as
Instructor Senior Officers School, 1918 ; held rank of Lieut.-
Col, AprU, 1917,, to March, 1919 (Temp.). Address : The
Barracks, Pontefract. Club : United Service. (07757)
SULLIVAN, John Andrew, M.B.E.
SULLIVAN, Joseph, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 8 Sept. 1866;
s. of Bernard Sullivan, of BeUshUl ; m. Winlers, d. of Thomas
Winters, of Uddingston. Educ : BeUshiU. County CouncUlor ;
Member of Educational Authority for County of Lanark.
tfor Work : Pensions Food Committee and Recruiting.
Addresses : 5, Westcraigs Road, HarthiU, Lanarkshire ; Miners
Office. Cadgow Street, HamUton. (M2496)
SULLWAN, Richard, M.B.E, R.N.
SULLWAN, Robina Olive, Mrs., M.B.E.
SULMAN, Helena Catharine, M.B.E, A.R.R.C, 6. AprU,
1874 ; s. of the late Benjamin Sulman, The Chestnuts, Totten
ham. Educ. : North Middlesex High School. War Work :
Commandant Kempston Red Cross Hospital, Eastborne,
March, 1915, to 1919; joined Red Cross, Autumn, 1909.
Address: 40, The Goffs, Eastbourne. (M9765)
SUMMERS, Ada Jane, Mrs., M.B.E.
SUMMERS, Edward Joseph, M.B.E.
SUMMERS, Patrick Joseph, O.B.E, K.C
SUMMONS, Col. Walter Ernest, O.B.E, Aust, A.M.C.
SUMNER, Harold, O.B.E, J.P, County of Lancaster,
5. 2 Feb. 1869 ; s. of WiUiam Sumner, of Butt HaU, Prestwich,
Lancs ; m. Nina Mary Hazel, d. of Ven. Archdeacon Fletcher, of
Chorley. Educ. : CUfton CoU. War Work : Assistant
County Director, British Red Cross Society, Wigan Division,
comprising 6 V.A.D. Detachments, 3 Hospitals, and 4 Work
rooms; Officer-in-Charge of the three Woodlands AuxUiary
Military Hospitals, 1914-19. Address: Ashfield House,
Standish, Lancs. Clubs : Isthmian ; Clarendon (Manchester). (011409)
__ SUMNER, Flight-Lieut. James Arthur Chester, M.B.E,
R.A.F. SUMNER, Leonard, O.B.E.
SUMNER, Capt. Orlando, O.B.E, R.E.
SUMNER, Capt. Berkeley HOME-, C.B.E, R.N.
SUNDERLAND, Major Brian Gresley Elton, O.B.E,
B.A, fi. 15 Dec. 1883 ; s. of the Rev. James Sunderland, of
Eggurton Vicarage ; to. Violet, d. of George Wright Mumford,
of Oakfield Gateacre. Educ. : Sherborne, and Royal MiUtary
Academy, Woolwich. War Work : Sept. 1914, to Oct. 1915,
3rd Siege Battery, France ; Oct. 1915, to April, 1917, Staff
Capt, Director of Artillery's Dept, War Office ; April, 1917, to
date, Deputy Assistant Director of ArtiUery, Director of Artil
lery Department, War Office. Address : Egginton Vicarage,
Leighton Buzzard. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (0782)
. SURTEES, Capt. Robert Lambton, O.B.E.
SUSANS, Lieut. Frank, M.B.B, R.A.F.
SUTCLIFFE, Frances Edith, O.B.B, 6. 30 Dec. 1860 ;
i. of Edward SutcUffe, of Mirfield. Educ : Culcheth HaU,
Bowden. War Work: Belgian Refugee work under W. R.
Committee ; Sec. Buxton Refugees Committee, 1914-19 ;
responsible for fund for V.A.D. Hospital for wounded Belgian
soldiers, to which the pubUc responded generously ; MedaiUe
oe la Reine EUzabeth, 1916. Address ; 9, Hartington Road,
Buxton. (011410)
SUTCLIFFE, John Hamer, O.B.E., F.B.O.A, 6. 1867;
>¦ of Robert SutcUffe ; TO.Margaret, d. of James Emery. Educ. :
Jiochdale High School ; Owen's CoU, Victoria Univ, Man
chester. 1895, Sec, British Optical Association; Editor
Uioptric Review," 25 years; President, Optical Society,
1907-1909 ; Superintendent, Armv Spectacle Depot, 1916-20 ;
¦uorarian to Optical Society, 1909-21 ; at present Superinten
dent Optical Appliances Depot (Ministry of Pensions). War
Wort: Head of dept. for supply of aU spectacles and
ophthalmological reauirements to the Army. Address:
Clifford's Inn HaU, Fleet Street, E.C 4. (011411)
SUTCLIFFE, Surg.-Comm. Percy Temple, O.B.E,
13, M.A, R.N.

SUTCLIFFE, WilUam Greenwood, O.B.E, F.R.CS.
(Eng.), 6. 14 Aug. 1866 ; s. of WilUam Greenwood SutcUffe,
of London ; m. Kathleen EUzabeth Mary, d. of J. T. Sayers,
of London. Educ. : St. Thomas's Hospital, London. Surgeon.
War Work : Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. (T.) Surgical Specialist, and
O.C. 32 CCS, 1914-19. Address : Margate, Kent. (02741)
SUTER, George Edward, M.V.O, O.B.E, R.C.N.C, 6.
8 Dec. 1869 ; s. of PliUip James : to. Eva, d. of Hugh Hicks.
Educ. : R. N. Coll, Greenwich. Constructive Manager,
H.M. Dockyard, Portsmouth, 1919 ; Acting Constructive
Manager H.M. Dockyard, Rosyth, 1918. Address: 2, The
Parade, H.M. Dockyard, Portsmouth. (0783)
SUTHERLAND. Alexander, M.B.B, 6. 22 Jan. 1867;
s. of Charles Sutherland, of St. Helens, Lancashire ; m. EUza
beth, d. of Andrew Murray, of St. Helens, Lancashire. Educ. :
Windle School. Assistant to the District Traffic Superin
tendent and Dock Master, L. & N.W. Rly. Co, Garston Docks,
Liverpool. War Work : Two years with the Controller of
Coal Mines, London, attached to secretariat and dealt with aU
questions relating to the pit and export prices of coal. Address :
2 Garston Old Road, Grassendale, Liverpool. (M4009)
SUTHERLAND, Capt. Arthur Henry Carr, O.B.B, M.C,
The Black Watch, 6. S April, 1891 ; s. of Sir George H. Suther
land, of 36, Upper Brook Street ; to. Ruby, d. of the late Capt.
W. G. P. MiUer, of Thisleton Lodge, Lancashire. Educ. : Eton,
and Sandhurst. War Work : Employed regimentally, and on
the Staff. Clubs : Naval and MUitary ; Caledonian ; New
(Edinburgh). (02742)
SUTHERLAND, Sir Arthur Munro, K.B.E, J.P, 6.
2 Oct. 1867 ; s. of Benjamin John Sutherland, of Newcastle-
upon-Tyne ; to. Fanny Linda, d. of Robert Hood Haggle, o£
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Educ. : Royal Grammar Schoolj
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Sheriff of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1916-
17 ; Lord Mayor of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1918-19 ; ship
owner and coal exporter ; Chairman of Newcastle Commercial
Exchange ; owner of Dunstanburgh Castle, Embleton, Newton,
Stamford, Yeavoring and Hethpool Estates in the County
of Northumberland ; principal proprietor of " Newcastle
Chronicle," " Illustrated Chronicle," " Evening Chronicle,"
" Weekly ChroncUe," " Sporting Man," " North MaU," and
" Sunday Sun." War Work : Took an active part in the
raising of the Tyneside Commercial Battalions, Northumber
land Fusiliers, and was the means of enabhng eighty-five British
steamers to escape from the Baltic, thus adding about 300,000
tons of carrying capacity to the British MercantUe Marine.
Addresses : Thurso House, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Hethpool,
Northumberland. Ctafis : Union (Newcastle-upon-Tyne) ;
Junior Constitutional. _ (K429)
SUTHERLAND, Lieut.-Col. Bertram Milne, O.B.E,
Aust A.M.C „_,__
SUTHERLAND, George Alexander, C.B.E. ; 8. of the
Rev. James Sutherland, D.D, of Aberdeen. Educ. : Univer
sities of Aberdeen and Edinburgh. Physician to the Hampstead
General Hospital and the Paddington Green Children's Hospital.
War Work : Consulting Physician to the Royal Air Force.
Address : 29B, Wimpole Street, W. 1. Club : Scottish Con
servative (Edinburgh). (C2983)
SUTHERLAND, Lieut. Harry Wilson, M.B.E, M.M.
SUTHERLAND, Lieut.-Col. James, D.S.O, O.B.E, R.E.
Dep Director of Railways. (02340)
SUTHERLAND, Lieut. James Henry Richardson,
M.B.E, A.F.C, R.A.F.
SUTHERLAND, John, M.B.B.
SUTHERLAND, Lieut. John, M.B.B.
SUTHERLAND, 2nd Lieut. John, M.B.E, R.A.F.
SUTHERLAND, John Donald, C.B.E, F.S.L, 6. 10 Nov.
1865 • s. of John Sutherland, of Inverness ; to. -Kate Belcher,
d of' the Rev. Andrew Belcher, M.A, of Fasque. Educ. :
Royal Academy, Inverness, and Univ. Edinburgh. Assistant
Commissioner for Forestry in Scotland. War Work : Execu
tive Officer Timber SuppUes, Scotland; Director Home-
Grown Timber Committee ; Assistant Director of Forestry in
France • Col. in R.B. ; British Representative on Comite
Interallie de bois de Guerre, Paris ; Administrative Officer
in Les Landes Jura and Vosges, France ; Member of various
war committees. Address: 11, Inverleith Row, Edinburgh.
Clubs : University (Edinburgh) ; National ; Royal Auto
mobUe (C1333)
SUTHERLAND, Eng.-Lieut. Joseph, O.B.E, R.N.
SUTHERLAND, Robert, M.B.E.
SUTHERLAND, Lieut. WiUiam, M.B.E.
miTRO AUred O B E
SUTTHERY, Colin PeUatt, O.B.B, 6. 13 Aug. 1887 ; s.
of Frank PeUatt Sutthery, SoUcitor, of Chelmsford, Essex.
Electrical Engineer. War Work : On the Staff of The Director
of Experiments and Research ; attached to Staff of The
Denutv Controller of Armament Production; Appointed
Technical Adviser to the Rear Admiral Controlled Minefields
Address : 83, Cannon Street, London, E.C 4. (011412)
SUTTIE, Peter Edwin, O.B.E'
SUTTON Albert Edward, M.B.E, 6. 26 Oct. 1871 ; s. of
James Sutton, of Long Eaton, Derby ; m. Ada d. of Robert
Scamnton of Nottingham. Educ. : Long Eaton, Midland
Academy ' Commandant, British Red Cross Society. Address :
5 Kandringham Avenue, West Bridgford, Nottingham. Club :
c'onstitVttonal (Nottingham) (M9765)
SUTTON, Rev. Alfred, C.B.E, 6. 1851 ; s. of James
Sutton ; m. Bertha F. B. Walker. Rural Dean, Hon. Canon of
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Sutton

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Carlisle ; J.P. and Chairman of County CouncU for Cumberland.
Address : Bridekirk Vicarage, Cockermouth. (C2984)
SUTTON, Capt. Arthur Fraser, M.B.E.
SUTTON, Major Bertine Entwistle, D.S.O, O.B.B, M.C,
R.A.F. Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (03426)
SUTTON, CecU Norman Stafford, M.B.B,
SUTTON, Constance Marion, M.B.E, L.CA, 6. 3 June,
1888 ; d. ot WiUiam Robert Sutton, of Thame. Educ : The
Grove School, Highgate. War Work : Kitchen Sister Royal
Surrey County Hospital, Guildford, 1914-16 ; Superintendent,
Women's Legion, 1917 ; Assist. Administrator, Q.M.A.A.C,
France, 1917; Unit Administrator, Q.M.A.A.C, France,
1918-20. Club : Forum. (M4610)
SUTTON, EmUy Evelyn, M.B.E, 6. 13 Aug. 1889 ; d. of
Henry J. Sutton, of Salisbury. Educ. : Godolphin School,
SaUsbury ; WUts and Bristol Schools of Domestic Economy.
Teacher of domestic science ; six years' service under the WUts
County CouncU. War Work : Joined Cookery Section of
Women's Legion, Jan. 1917 ; transferred to Q.M.A.A.C,
Nov. 1917 ; discharged under termination of engagement,
Dee. 1919 ; served as assistant Cook Head Cook (under W.L.),
and as Deputy Administrator, Unit Administrator, and Deputy
ControUer to Q.M.A.A.C. Addresses : 56, Waterloo Gardens,
SaUsbury ; University Settlement, Bristol. (M6711)
SUTTON, Ernest PhilUps Foquett, M.B.E, late Capt.
R.A.S.C, 6. 20 March, 1882 ; s. of the late Martin John Sutton,
of Reading; m. Hilda Douglas, d. of Col. D. F. Douglas- Jones,
Wimbledon. Educ. : Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Member of
Council Bath and West Agricultural Society; Member of
Council of the Kerry and Dexter Cattle Society. War Work :
1916-17, Mechanical Transport Officer, attached 163 Siege
Battery, B.E.F. ; 1917-18, Officer-in-charge of the Agricultural
Scheme, Lines of Communication, B.E.F. Address: Sidmouth
Grange, nr Reading Club : Berkshire. (M3154)
SUTTON, Major Harvey, O.B.E, A.I.F.
SUTTON, John Joseph, M.B.E.
SUTTON, Kathleen AUce, Mrs., M.B.E,
SUTTON, Leonard Goodhart, C.B.E. Rendered pubUc
service during Great War. Of the firm of Sutton & Sons,
Seed Merchants. (C2985)
SUTTON, Ralph, 6. 11 May, 1881 ; s. of Edmund Sutton,
of Manchester.. Educ: Shrewsbury, and Oriel CoU, Oxford.
Barrister. War Work : Legal Adviser, Central Control Board
(Liquor Traffic). Addresses : 2, Garden Court, Temple, E.C. 4 ;
St. Olave's, Chagford, Devon. Clubs : Reform ; London
Fencing. (011413)
SUTTON, Richard James, O.B.E, fi. 17 Feb. 1862 ; s. of
Joseph Walter Sutton (of Tufnell Park, N. (formerly of Boston,
Lines.) ; to. Mary Sophia, d. of Francis Hillam, of Shrewsbury.
Member of Hornsey Borough Council, Edmonton Board of
Guardians, Hornsey Education Committee ; Overseer of the
Poor. War Work : Chairman, Local ReUef Committee ;
Hon. Treas. Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Assn. ; Chairman
Hornsey War Pensions Committee; Chairman Defence Com
mittee ; Chairman Voluntary Organisations Committee ;
MiUtary Representative Hornsey Local Tribunal, etc. Address :
30, Denton Road, Stroud Green, N. 8. (011414)
SUTTON, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Thomas James, M.B.E,
R.A.V.C, 6. 21 Sept. 1877. Enlisted in the Royal Horse Artillery,
1896 ; served in India, 1897-98 ; served in South African War,
1899-1902 ; King's and Queen's Medals, 7 clasps ; served in
South Africa, 1910-14. War Work : Served in South Africa,
1914; France, 1915-16; mentioned in despatches; Meso
potamia, 1918-20 ; mentioned in despatches, 1920 ; in pos
session of Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, recom-
toended for Meritorious Service Medal ; 1914-15-Star ; B G S
Medal ; AlUed Medal. Address : 27, Genesta Road, Plumstead,'
Kent. (M4932)
SWABEY, Col. Wilfrid Spedding, C.B, CM G C B E
6. 25 Feb. 1871 ; s. of Thomas Swabey, of Woodcote, Woburn
Sands, Co. Beds. ; m. Maud, d. of S. A. Walker Waters, Assist
Inspector General Royal Dish Constabulary. Educ. : Marl
borough Coll. Joined King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry,
1892 ; afterwards transferred to Army Service Corps ; served
with Egyptian Army, 1896-99 (2 medals) ; D.A.A.G. South
African War, 1899 to 1902 ; (mentioned in despatches Brevet
Majority, 2 medals, 7 clasps). War Work : Served in France
from Oct. 1914, holding appointments as A.D. of S and T
Cavalry Corps, DD. of S. and T, Northern L. of C, and D D-s'
and T. Third Army, tUl proceeding to Italy as D. of S. and T
in Nov. 1917 ; was Brig.-Gen. ; six times mentioned in
despatches ; 1914 Star, General Service and Victory Medals
Italian Croce di Guerra, and Order of the Crown of Italy.
SWAFFIELD, Ernest, M.B.E. (C2069)
SWAIN, Col. James, O.B, C.B.E, M.D, F.R.CS, fi. 1862 i
8.01 the late George Swain, of Kingswood, Surrey ; to. 1899
Hilda May, d. of A. J. Harrison, M.B, J.P. Professor of Surg
and Lecturer in CUnical Surg. Bristol Univ. ; Surg to Rov
Infirmary Bristol ; Consulting Surg. Southern Command;
sometime Col. Army Medical Service ; during Great War as Con
sulting Surg to British Forces in France, 1910 : Delegate to
Brktof- !s3Q7 Tan7enCT7 1917_. ^ PAofe3sor ol Sur«- Univ- Co11-
i-t , V8?7_l907J.Prea- Medico-Chirurgical Soc. 1909-10;
^tt^Kie v-^ a _ , Abtl°mtoal Surgery" (6th edition)
Address : 4, Victoria Square, Clifton, Bristol. Club : Rova

Societies

(C1089)

SWAIN, Peroival Franois, C.B.E, fi. 14 March, 1887 ; s. of

W. A. Swain, of Wynchcroft, Reading; to. Winifred, d of
F. W. Balding, of Padworth, Berks. Educ. : Reading 'late
University Coll. Principal Clerk, PubUc Trustee Dept
H.M. CivU Service. War Work: Principal Clerk-in-charge'
Trading with the Enemy Department of the PubUc Trustee
Dept. Address: Dingley, Tilehurst-on-Thames. (C10441
SWAIN, WilUam Henry, O.B.E. '
SWAINE, Ethel, O.B.E.
SWAINSON, Robert Hunter, O.B.E, 6. 15 Feb. 1882-
s. of WiUiam Swainson, of Harrogate; m. EUen, d. of —
Holborn, of Darlington. MetropoUtan Sec. of the Young
Men's Christian Association. War Work : 1914-15, Organised
Y.M.C.A. mUitary work on SaUsbury Plain and with Southern
Command, Ireland ; 1915-18, Organising Sec. Y.M.C.A, Muni
tion Workers' Dept. Address : Rosslyn Lodge, Hampstead (O1905)
SWAISH, Sir John, K.B.E, J.P, D.L, fi. 1 Sept. 1852;
s. of John Swaish, of Bristol ; m. NelUe, d. of Joshua MitcheU,
of Harrogate. Educ. : Privately. Alderman of Bristol City
Council. War Work : Lord Mayor of Bristol, 1913-15 ;
organised the local scheme of Bristol's' endeavour in Naval,
Military, Red Cross, and Munitions; Chairman of Local
Tribunal. (K430)
SWALLOW, Clara, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of Thomas Hutchin
son, of Bamburgh Hall, Northumberland ; to. Wardle Asquith,
J.P, s. of John Swallow, of Percy Gardens, Tynemouth. War
Work : Commandant of 22nd Durham V.A. Hospital from
June, 1915, to Feb. 1919; Member of the Easington War
Pensions Committee. Address : Seaton Hall, New Seaham,
Co. Durham. (M9766)
SWALLOW, Lieut. Thomas Asquith, M.B.E, R.G.A. (T.)
SWALLOW, Lieut. WiUiam Hugh, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
SWAN, Capt. John Barry Rankin, M.B.E, R.A.F.
SWAN, Capt. John Henry, M.B.E.
SWAN, Lieut. Kenneth Raydon, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
SWAN, Mary, Mrs., M.B.B.
SWAN, 2nd Lieut. Robert, M.B.E, R.A.F.
SWAN, Major Robert Arthur, O.B.E.
SWAN, Major RusseU Henry Jocelyn, O.B.E, M.S., M.B,
F.R.CS, R.A.M.C. 6. 20 July, 1876; s. of R. Jocelyn
Swan, of WaUington ; to. Una Gladys, d. of A. J. Waterlow, of
HurUngham. Educ. : Wilson's School, and Guy's Hospital,
Surgeon, Cancer Hospital, London, S.W. ; Consulting Surgeon,
Walton Cottage Hospital ; FeUow of Royal Society of Medicine,
and of Royal Medical Society. War Work : Senior Operating
Surgeon and Surgical Specialist, Royal Herbert Hospital,
Woolwich ; District Consulting Surgeon, Eastern Command ;
Surgeon Royal Air Force Hospital, American Red Cross
Hospital, Lancaster Gate, and Queen Mary's Royal Naval
Hospital, Southend ; served in France ; mentioned in
despatches ; author of many articles on mUitary surgery.
Addresses : 75, Wimpole Street, W. 1. ; Ingram's Copse, Farn
ham Common, Bucks. (07758)
SWAN, Capt. Thomas Angus, M.B.B.
SWAN, Charles Robert John ATKIN-, O.B.B, M.B, B.Ch.,
(Oxon), M.R.C.S. (England), L.R.C.P. (London), F.R.R.P.S.,
F.R.G.S, 6. 28 Sept. 1863 ; s. of John Thomas Atkin-Swan,
Rector, of Fiddington, Somerset ; to. Veronica Head, d. of
Antoine Schlesinger, of Paris and New York. Educ : Newton
Abbot Coll.; Keble Coll, Oxford; St. George's Hospital.
Late Physician and Administrative Officer to R.F.C. Hospitals ;
Medical Referee for Anglo-Persian and Burmah OU Companies.
War Work : Devised camera for use from an aeroplane, and
filters that were fitted in goggles of pilots and observers to
prevent dazzle and to assist in seeing through mist ; founded
and organised Medical service and Hospitals for the Royal
Flying Corps ; selected and appointed staff to Eaton and
Bryanston Hospitals ; Lecturer on photography at various
aerodromes to England ; devised special hood for pUots and
observers, and also apparatus for correcting distortion in the
early aerial photographs. Address : 3, Chester Place, Hyde
Park Square, W. 2. Club : Junior Carlton. (O1906)
SWANN, Major Ernest Edward, O.B.B, 6. 23 Jan. 1879;
s. of CouncUlor Frederick Swann, of Cambridge; m. Grace,
d. of Alfred Thompson, of Cambridge. Educ. : Perse School,
Cambridge. Bank Manager, Barclay's Bank, Ltd, Westcliff-
on-Sea ; Hon. Freeman of the Borough of Cambridge.; served
with Volunteer Company of the Suffolk Regt. in South African
War, 1900-1. War Work : Commissioned in the 5th Batt.
Essex Regt. (T.F.), afterwards attached to the General Staff,
Southern Command, as Chemical Adviser. Address: 13.
Winton Avenue, Westcliff-on-Sea. (07759)
SWANN, Grace Elsie, M.B.E.
SWANN, Brig.-Gen. Oliver, C.B, C.B.E, R.N. Col. and a
Brig.-Gen. R.A.F. (C1908)
SW ANSON, David, M.B.E.
SWANTON, Margaret Eileen Pasley, M.B.E, fi. 27 March
1890 ; d. of Major-General James Hutchinson Swanton (late
Royal Marine L.I.), of Woodrow, Yelverton, South Devon.
Educ. : Western Coll, Plymouth. War Work : Emergency
work as member of a Voluntary Aid Detachment (Devon 2)
from Sept. 1914, to Oct. 1916 ; appointed Divisional Sec,
Plymouth Division, British Red Cross Society, Oct. 1916, to
present date. Address : Woodrow, Yelverton, South Devon.
(M9769)
SWANWICK, Laura Beatrix, O.B.E, 6. 14 Sept. 1874;
d. of H. J. Marshall, late R.N, of Gayton Hall, Ross-on-Wye;
m. Bruce, s. of Russell Swanwick, of Cirencester. Educ :

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ladies' CoU, Cheltenham; St. HUda's Hall, Oxford. War
Wort : Commandant of the Cirencester V. A. Hospital, Dec.
1914, to Deo. 1918, and of V.A.D. Glos. 84, from 1912-20
the Cirencester Hospital had 86 beds, and took cases direct
from France. Address : The Road House, near Stroud, Glos.
Club : Ladies' University. (01907)
SWANZY, Lieut. Franois Hugh, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
SWAYNE, Lieut.-Col. Edward Hopton, O.B.B.
SWAYNE, Col. Sir Eric John Eagles, K.C.M.G, C.B,
C.B.E, fi. 14 May, 1863 ; s. of the late Rev. G. 0. Swayne ;
m. Yda L, d. of Sir T. Holdich, and widow of Major Edmund
Peach, LA. Joined Indian Staff Corps; entered Army,
1883 ; served in Burma, 1886 ; Special duty, SomaUland recon
naissance, 1890 ; Uganda Mutiny and Jubaland, 1898 ; Com
manded SomaUland Field Force, 1901 (Brevet Lieut.-Col.) ;
O.C. Troops, SomaUland, with local rank of Brig.-Gen. 1904 ;
Intelligence Branch, H.Q. India, 1892-98 ; Commissioner and
Consul-General for SomaU Coast Protectorate, 1902-6 ;
Governor, British Honduras, 1 906-13 ; Assistant Inspector
Recruiting, Northern Command, 1914-17 ; Grand Officer of
Order of Crown of Italy. Address : 41, Courtfield Road, S.W.
(C2053)
SWAYNE, Major Riohard Woodward, O.B.E, M.B, B.S. ;
R.A.M.C, s. of H. E. Swayne, of Monkstown, Co. DubUn.
Edue. : Durham Univ. Officer-in-Charge Medical Division,
3rd General Hospital, Army of the Rhine. War Work : Joined
the Northumbrian Casualty Station, Nov. 1914 ; served in
France and Belgium in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 6th Armies, mostly
with the Casualty Clearing Stations ; since July, 1919, Officer-
in-Charge Medical Division, 3rd General Hospital, Army of the
Rhine. Address : Park Lodge, Cambridge Road, DubUn. (05825)
SWEENIE, EUzabeth, Mrs., M.B.E.
SWEENY, Capt. Sedley Fleming CampbeU, O.B.E., R.N.
SWEET, William McMurdo, O.B.E, fi. 14 Feb. 1860;
b. of the Rev. James Bradby Sweet, of Otterton, Devon ; to.
May, d. of John Frank Hunnard, of London. Educ. : Honiton,
and Cooper's HUT. PubUc Works Department, India ; Chief
Engineer, Assam, India. War Work : Inspection Department,
Woolwich Arsenal. Address : The Woodlands, Limpley,
Stoke, Bath. (011415)
SWEETING, Henry Carol, O.B.E, 6. 17 March, 1885;
s.of the late Alfred Charles Sweeting, of Paxton Hall, St. Neots,
Hunts.; m. Greta Gladys, d. of Alfred Cochrane, of Norton
House, Redcar. Educ. : Eton and Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
land Agent. War Work : Rejoined 5th Batt. King's Royal
Bines on the outbreak of war; drafted to France, to the
1st Bn. Sept. 1914 ; severely wounded at Ypres, on 26 Oct. 1914 ;
passed unfit for further service abroad ; transferred for recruit
ing duty to BakeweU Sub-Area under H.Q. Staff, Derby, No. 6
District, 1916 ; later transferred to Ministry of National
Service ; appointed Assist. Director of National Service, Nov.
1917 ; mentioned in despatches, 1916 ; placed on the Retired
List, owing to iU-health caused by wounds, Jan. 1919. Address :
Cote Heath, Buxton, Derbyshire. (O7760)
SWEETMAN, Capt. Gerald Drysdale, O.B.E,
A.MJnst.CE, 6. 24 Jan. 1880 ; s. of Henry Sweetman, J.P,
of fiyde, Isle of Wight ; m. Marie, d. of the late John Everard
Pouard, of Bristol. Educ: Portsmouth Grammar School.
Assistant Surveyor to the Wandsworth Borough CouncU.
War Service: Oct. 1914, to April, 1915, engaged by the War
Oflice as CivU Engineer for Works Services ; April, 1915, to
Nov. 1919, Inspector ot Works, Staff for R.E. Services ; em
ployed in England, on the construction and administration
of camps, hospitals, and depots on the Salisbury Plain and
Weymouth districts respectively ; served with British Ex
peditionary Force, North Russia (Murmansk Area) ; mentioned
in despatches. Address: lb, Dalebury Road, Wandsworth
Common, S.W. 17. (09729)
SWEETMAN, Lieut-Col. Michael James, O.B.E.
_, SWENY, Capt. WiUiam Halpin Paterson, C.B.E. Capt.
B.N.R. (C642)
SWETTENHAM, Lieut.-Col. George Kilner, CB.E.,
f.S.O, fi. 1866 ; *. of the late G. F. Swettenbam, of South
Lodge, Eastbourne ; m. Catherine Anne Eleanor, d. of the late
very Rev. Augustine FitzGerald, D.D, Dean of Armagh.
Educ. .: Cheltenham CoU. War Work: Commanded 5th Batt.
wyal Irish Rifles. Address: Ravensdale, Mount Pleasant,
Co. Louth. (C1782)
SWETTENHAM, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Alexander Wybault,
^•B.E, R.G.A, 6. 16 Dec. 1870 ; s. of WUliam Norman, of
wiper, Derbyshire. Educ. : Shrewsbury School, and Bedford
tammar School. 4 years' MiUtia Service with the Lancashire
¦artillery Militia, and 27 years" service in the Royal Regiment
M Artillery. War Work : Sec. Siege ArtiUery Committee ;
g.S.0. Siege ArtUlery, War Office ; Brigade Major 2nd Army
ueavy ArtUlery Reserve Group, France, tiU invalided ; G.S.O.
™ge Artillery; ArtUlery Bgde. Commander, Commanding
*.I1.A. Training School, France ; Ministry of Munitions.
Address : Hurlands, Dunsfold, Surrey. CJwfi .• Junior Naval
and MUitary. (C2175)
SWIFT, Comm. Clement Charles, O.B.E, R.N.
SWIFT, Dame Sarah Ann, G.B.E, R.R.C, 6. 22 Nov.
}*»; d. of Robert Swift, of Boston. Educ : Privately.
"latron of Guy's Hospital until 1909. War Work : Matron-
in-cnief of the Joint War Committee of the British Red Cross
wd Order of St. John, from 1914. to 1920. Address : 48,
Primrose Mansions, S.W. 11. (DG27)
SWINBOURNE, Major Charles Augustus, O.B.E,

SWINBURNE, John EUot, O.B.E.
SWINDELLS, Major Frank MarshaU, O.B.E.
SWINERD, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Henry James, M.B.E.
R.A. SWINNERTON, Robert William, M.B.B, J.P. for the
County of Warwick, 6. 7 April, 1848 ; s. of Robert Swinnerton,
of Weddlngton Grove, near Nuneaton. Educ. : Privately.
Chairman Board of Guardians ; Alderman Nuneaton Borough
CouncU ; Co-opted Member Warwickshire Education Com
mittee. Address : Linden Lodge, Nuneaton. (M2503)
SWINSON, Ethel, Mrs., M.B.B,; d. of Joseph Sampson
Gamgee, Surgeon, of Birmingham ; to. Frederick Swinson.
War Work : Organising Voluntary Helpers in Birmingham
District for Munition Workers Auxiliary Committee. Address :
12, Augustus Road, Edgbaston. (M9770)
SWINSTEAD, Lieut. Norman HiUyard, M.B.E, R.E.
SWINTON, Elizabeth, Mrs., O.B.E.
SWIRE, WUUam, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 17 July. 1862 ; s. of
WUliam Hudson, of Liverpool ; to. Jessie Lindsay Edith,
d. of George Jardine Kidston, J.P, D.L, of Finlaystone,
Renfrewshire. Educ : Charterhouse. War Work : County
Director, Red Cross, Shropshire. Address : Longden Manor,
Shrewsbury. Club : Boodle's ; Conservative. (C643)
SWIRE, WilUam, M.B.E, fi. 29 Sept. 1872 ; s. of Robinson
Swire, of Skipton, Yorkshire ; to. EUen, d. ot Thomas Fish,
of Retford, Notts. Educ. : Skipton Grammar School. Head
master of Fleetwood, Lord Street 0. School until Feb. 1919,
now Headmaster, Leyland, Wes. School. War Work : Hon.
Sec. Fleetwood War Savings Committee, Food Economy Com
mittee, and of Food Economy and War Bonds Campaigns ;
Member of Fleetwood Local Food Committee ; on the panel
of Royal Horticultural Society's War-time Garden Advisers. (M4011)
SWITHENBANK, John WilUam, M.B.E.
SWOFFER, Lieut Frank Arthur, M.B.E, R.A.F.
SWORNSBOURNE, Mabel Edith, M.B.E.
SYDENHAM, Eng.-Comm. Frederiok WiUiam, O.B.E,
R.N. SYDENHAM OF COMBE, George Sydenham Clarke,
Lord, G.CS.I, G.C.M.G, G.C.I.E, G.B.E, F.R.S, 6. 4 July,
1848 (see BlTKKE'S Peerage) ; s. of the Rev. W. I. Clarke, late
of Knoyle House, Folkestone ; to. Phyllis Angelina Rosamund,
d. of George Morant, late of Grenadier Guards. Educ. : Repton
Rossall, HaUeybury, R.M.A, Woolwich. War Work : Chair
man Central Appeal Tribunal ; Member Air Board ; President
Belgian Field Hospital. Addresses : 101, Onslow Square, S.W. ;
The Priorv, Lumberhurst, Kent. Club : Athenasum. (G5)
SYDENHAM, Capt. Lewis George, M.B.E.
SYKES, Lieut.-Col. Arthur, C.B.E, 6. 22 Oct. 1868 : s. of
Alfred Sykes, of Witcham, Cambs ; to. Maud Mary, d. of John
Talyor, of Woodlands, Sutton, Cambs. Joined as a private,
1887 ; promoted to commissioned rank during S. African
War ; served on War Office Staff as Inspector of Army Catering,
1912-18. War Work : Organisation of the feeding of the
fighting forces at home and abroad ; inauguration of system
whereby shell propeUents were recovered from by-products
of troops rations; appointed Inspector of Administrative
Services, Royal Air Force, 1918. Address : Henleigh, King
ston HiU, S.W. Club : Royal Automobile. (C1909)
SYKES, Capt. Arthur Clifton, D.S.O, O.B.B, 6. 1891 ;
8. of the late Adam Sykes, of Wadbury, near Frome ; to. 1919,
Loma Evelyn, d. of Ernest Stanier, of Blmhurst, Isleworth.
Served in the Great War in Mesopotamia, 1914-18 (despatches).
Club : Army and Navy. (06711)
SYKES, Sir Charles, K.B.E, M.P, fi. 1867 ; s. of the late
BenjaminW. Sykes ; to. daughter of the late Benjamin Newsome.
Chairman, Sir Charles Sykes and Sons, Ltd, Netherdale,
Galashiels. Address : Kingsknowes, Galashiels. Clubs ;
National Liberal ; Liberal (Huddersfield). ( (KJ10)
SYKES, Charles David, O.B.B, B.Sc. (Lond.), 6. 21 Jan.
1875 ; s. of David Sykes, of West Bromwich ; m. Lucy AUce,
d. of Richard Thorn, of Topsham, S. Devon. Educ. : Hands-
worth Grammar School. General Works Manager, Messrs.
Albright and WUson, Chemical Works. War Work : General
Works Manager of important H.M. Factory. (011417)
SYKES, Charles Henry, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.
SYKES, Rev. Frank Morris, O.B.E, 6. 1879 ; s. of William
Sykes, M.D, of Paignton. Educ. : Malvern Coll.; Selwyn
CoU Cambridge. Vice-Principal, Ordination Test School,
Knutsford War Work : B.E.F, Chaplain to the Forces,
1915-19. Address: Ordination Test School, Knutsford. ( U-. (-xO)
SYKES, Major-Gen. Sir Frederick Hugh, G.B.E, K.C.B,
6 1877 ' s of Hy. Sykes, of Addiscombe ; m. 1920, Isabel
Harrington, e. d. of Rt. Hon.. Andrew Bonar Law, M.P.
Appointed 2nd Lieut. 1901; Lieut.-Col. 1915 ; Brevet Col.
1918 ; Major-Gen. 1918 ; qualified as Air Pilot 1911 ; Coram.
R.F.C Military Wing, 1912-14 ; Comm. R.N.A.S. E. Mediter
ranean, 1915-16 ; Dep. Div. War Office, 1917 ; Chief Air Staff,
RAF 1918-19; Comm. Gen. Civil Aviation from 1919 ,
Comm. Legion of Honour, Order Leopold of Belgium, Vladimir
of Russia, American D.S.M. Clubs: United Service ; Cavalry.
SYKES, Capt. George, M.B .E.
I?f_iI:j^XrmGiL°|f,60An^2To|:#^Wimam
Sykes, of Huddersfield; m. Mary Annie, d. of Henry Redf earn.
of Huddersfield. Educ : Huddersfield Board School Merchant.
War Work :' Valuable services rendered to British Prisoners of

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

War in Turkey. Address : Mithad Pacha Han, Sirkedji,
Constantinople. Club : National Liberal. (011418)
SYKES, Joseph Percival, M.B.E.
SYKES, Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E.
SYKES, Mary Louisa, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of George March,
of Thorner, near Leeds ; m. John Thorley (who died), s. of
John Sykes, of Croes HoweU. War Work : Organiser, Donor,
Commandant, and Matron of own Auxiliary Hospital, Croes
Howell, Rossett, Denbighshire. Address : Croes HoweU,
Rossett, Denbighshire. (M993)
SYKES, Percy Duncan, M.B.E, B.A, fi. 7 Dec. 1882;
s. of Thomas Edward Sykes, of Huddersfield ; m. Alethea
Edith, d. of George Chandler, of Sutton (Surrey). Educ. :
Royal Mount School, Colwyn Bay. War Work : Contract
Department, Admiralty. (M994)
SYKES, Paymaster-Lieut. Percy Stanley, O.B.E,
R.D, R.N.R.
SYKES, Capt. Stanley WilUam, O.B.E, M.C
SYKES, WilUam Henry, M.B.E, 6. 5 Jan. 1850 ; s. of
James Sykes, of Lindley ; to. Rhoda, d. of Joseph Myers, of
Berkenshaw. Late assistant master, Barkerend School ; Head
Master, Bank Top School, and Wapptog Road School ; Head
master, 36 years (Slum School). War Work : Vice-Chairman,
Soldiers' and SaUors' Dependents ReUef Committee ; with the
assistance of the Education Committee formed classes for
instructing wounded soldiers. Address: 84, Dornsthorpe Street,
West Bowling, Bradford Yorks. CTwfis : Cinderella Club ;
Liberal Club. (M2505)
SYKES, Annie, Mrs. KNOWLES-, M.B.E, 6. 1867 ;
d. ol John Smith, of Huddersfield, Yorkshire ; to. Frank,
s. of Alfred Sykes, of Huddersfield. Educ. : Huddersfield and
Paris. War Work : President of the Ladies' AuxUiary of the
Huddersfield Y.M.C.A. during the whole period of war, including
canteens in connection with the hospitals ; Member of Hudders
field War Savings Committee. Address : Fixby, 34, West
Heath Drive, Hampstead, N.W. 3. (M6771)
SYLVESTER, Albert James, C.B.E, 6. 24 Nov. 1889 ;
s. of the late Albert Sylvester of Harlestone, Staffs. Private
Sec. to Sec. of Cabinet and Committee of Imperial Defence.
Address : 2, WhitehaU Gardens, S.W. 1. (C2986)
SYMES, Capt. John, O.B.E.
SYMES, Major Kenneth, O.B.E.
SYMES, Sandham John, O.B.E, 6. 25 Feb. 1877 ; s. of
Sandham John Symes, of HiU View, Co. Wexford, Deland ;
m. Grace Annie, d. of John Thomas Peacock, of Derby. Educ :
Foy's School, Waterford. Engineer ; Chief Mechanical
Engineers, Dept, Midland RaUway. Address : 5, Mill Hill
Road, Derby. (O1910)
SYMES, Lieut.-Col. and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam, O.B.E, R.M.L.I.
SYMES, WiUiam Fitzroy Scudamore Stallard, O.B.E.
SYMINTON, Capt. Ralph, M.B.E, R.F.A. (S.R.)
SYMMONS, Percy James, M.B.E.
SYMON, Lesley Kilmeny, M.B.E.; s. of Sir J. H. Symon,
of Adelaide, S. AustraUa. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Belgian Refugee and Munitions Canteens ; Prisoner of War
Dept, Camps Library. Address : Adelaide, S. AustraUa. (M6774)
SYMONDS, Sir Charters James, K.B.E, C.B, MS,
F.R.CS, fi. 1852 ; s. of Charles Symonds, of St. John, New
Brunswick, Canada ; to. Fanny Marie, d. of Lieut.-Gen. D.
Shaw, Indian Army. Educ : Guy's Hospital, and Univ. of
London. Consulting Surgeon to Guy's Hospital; Member
of Council and Vice-President Royal Coll. of Surgeons. War
Work : Major, 2nd London General Hospital, 1914 ; Col
A.M.S. ; Consulting Surgeon H.M. Forces, Malta, Salonica,
Southern Command, 1915-19. Address : 58, Portland Place,
W. Club : Albemarle. (K293)
SYMONDS, WilUam North, M.B.E, 6. 21 Feb 1872-
s. of the late Rev. Canon Symonds, of The Rectory, Stockport ;
to. Hilda BrowneU, d. of the late C. T. Drabble, of Sharston
Hall, Northenden. Educ. : Eton ; GonvUle and Caius CoU
Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law. War Work: Transport
Officer of the East Lancashire Branch of the British Red Cross
Society. Address : Meadow Brow, Alderley Edge. Clubs :
Oxford and Cambridge. (M4014)
SYMONDS, May Josephine, Mrs., LODER-, O B B
d. of Sir WiUiam Vavasour, Bart. ; m. Major John Frederick
Loder-Symonds, S. Staffordshire Regt. (kiUed in action, 1914)
s. of Capt. F. Loder-Symonds, R.A, J.P, of Hinton Waldrist
Berks. War Work : Free Canteen at Lichfield Station for
South Staffordshire Regt. and troops. Address: The Close
Saffron Walden, Essex. (011419)
SYMONS, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Herebert Edward,
O.B.E, R.N.
SYMONS, Major John, O.B.E, R.A 0 C
SYMONS, Rudolph Victor, O.B.E
I -R1r?p0NS' Lieut-"Co1- Thomas Henry, O.B.E, M.R.C.S.
SYMONS, WUUam Frederiok, O.B.E, 6. 1865 War
Work: Commandant, 1st City of London Detachment British
Red Cross Society; Deputy Director, Ambulance Column,
London District, Aug. 1914, to March, 1919. Address : 35
Dryburgh Road, Putney. (0114901
SYMONS Sir Robert FOX-, K.B.E., M.R.C.S, L R.CP ,
D.P.H fi. 1870 ; to Maude, R.R.C, 1st Class, d. of Joseph
Calverley. Educ. : Privately. Physician. War Work : Held
of Auxiliary Hospitals Dept. B.R.C.S. Address : 5, Courtfield
Gardens, S.W. 7. Clubs : Savile ; Surrey County Cricket ¦

Royal Cornwall Yacht.

(K172)

SYNNOT, Major Reginald Victor Okes HART-, O.B E
D.S.O, B.Sc, 6. 1879 ; s. of the late Major-Gen. Arthur FitzRov
Hart-Synnot, C.B, C.M.G, of BaUymoyer, Co. Armagh; m.
1912, Violet Mary Emily Maud, d. of the Rev. Lord James
Theobald Bagot John Butler, 6. of the present Marquess of
Ormonde (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : King WUliam's CoU. ;
R.M.C. ; S.-E. Agricultural CoU. Wye. Entered E. Surrey
Regt. 1899 ; retired, 1904 ; served in S. Africa, 1899-1902, on
the Staff, present at reUef of Ladysmith (despatches twice) ;
Dean of Faculty of Agriculture, Univ. CoU. Reading, since 1909 ;
Capt. Guernsey L.I. ; on Head Quarter Staffs of Guernsey Dist.
and S. Command, 1915-19. Club : Athenaeum. (O7250)
SYNNOTT, Major Peroy Joseph Ignatius, O.B.E.
SYRETT, Herbert Sutton, C.B.E, 6. 20 AprU, 1877 •
s. of Alfred Syrett, of Sydenham, S.E, J.P. ; m Rose, d. of —
Jenkens, of Fulham. Educ. : London Univ. Private Sec.
to Mr. Lloyd George. 1915-16 ; Private Sec. to Mr. Clynes
(Food ControUer, 1918-19). War Work : Sec. to Consumers'
CouncU, Ministry of Food. Address : 30, Kensington Mansions,
Earls Court, S.W. Clubs : National Liberal ; Royai Auto
mobUe. (C2987)
SYRETT, Sidney James, M.B.E, 6. 7 Sept. 1889 ; 8. of
J. H. Syrett, of 190, West Green Road, London, N. 15 ; m.
Elsie Louisa, d. of E. BuUen, of 2, Suffolk Road, St. Anns, West
Green, N. 15. Educ. : City Central Foundation School,
London, E.C. Armament Stores Officer, Hong-Kong, China.
War Work: In connection with the R.N. Cordite Factory,
Holton Heath, Dorset. Address : Royal Navy Ordnance
Depot, Hong-Kong, China. (M6775)
SYSON, Major Alfred Edward, O.B.E. Croix de Guerre
(France). SYSON, Paymastor-Comm. John Luxmore, O.B.E.. R.N.
SZLUMPER, Major AUred Weeks, C.B.E, M.Inst.CE,
R.E. (T.), 6. 24 May, 1858 ; s. of the late Albert Szlumper, of
Wavertree, Liverpool; to. Frances Margaret., d. of the late
Capt. WilUams, of Aberystwyth. Educ. : Aberystwyth
Grammar School, and Univ. of Wales. Articled, and subse
quently Chief Assistant to Sir James W. Szlumper, M.Inst.CE. ;
Resident Engineer on section of G.I.P. Rly, India ; for 17 years
Divisional Engineer, L. & S. W. Rly, Chief Engineer since
April, 1914. War Work : As Chief Engineer, L. & S.-W. Rly,
carried out important and urgent work including Light Rail
ways, many sidings, etc. ; advised as to conveyance of special
heavy and out-of-gauge loads, such as Guns, Tanks, etc.
Address : Glenbuckliouse, Surbiton, Surrey. Clubs : St.
Stephen's ; Roehampton. (C2988)

TABOR, James, C.B.E, 6. 25 Jan. 1869; s. ot James
A. C Tabor, of Gt. Baddow Lodge, Chelmsford ; m. Margaret
Ada Sophia, d. of Charles A. Tabor, of Earls HaU, PrittleweU,
Essex. Educ. : Eton, and Trinity CoU, Cambridge. J.P,
D.L, C.A., Essex. War Work : Chairman, Essex Local War
Pensions Committee ; Vice-Chairman, Territorial Force
Association, Essex County. Address: The Lawn, Rochford,
Essex. Club : Constitutional. (C2984)
TABRUM, Ashley, O.B.E, LL.B. (Camb.), 6. 13 March,
1879 ; s. of Burnett Tabrum, of Bromley, Kent ; m. Mary
Montague, d. of Dr. B. E. Fordyce, of Cambridge. Educ. :
Felsted School. Clerk of the Peace and of the County Council
of Cambridgeshire ; County Returning Officer, etc. War
Work : Hon. Sec. Cambridgeshire War Pensions Committee
and Cambridgeshire ReUef Committee (Prince of Wales' Fund) ;
Sec. Cambridgeshire Appeal Tribunal (Military Service Acts).
Address : 13, Harvey Road, Cambridge. Club : University
Pitt (Cambridge). (011421)
TABUTEAU, Lieut.-Comm. Reginald MoUere, O.B.E,
R.N. TADEMA, Anna ALMA-, M.B.E.
TADEMA, Laurence ALMA-, C.B.E. : d. of the late Sir
Lawrence Alma-Tadema, O.M, R.A. Authoress. War Wort :
Founder, with I. J. Paderewski, and Hon. Sec. of the PoUsh
Victims ReUef Fund, 1915 ; founder and Hon. Sec. of the
Polish ExUes Protection, 1915 ; founder and director of Creche
and Schools for the education of PoUsh ChUdren in England,
1918. Address : The Fair Haven, Wittersham, Kent. (C90)
TADGELL, Capt. Frederick Harold, M.B.E, A.I.F.
TAFFS, Herbert WiUiam, M.B.B.
TAGG, Lieut.-Col. George John, O.B.E, R.E.
TAGGART, Sir James, K.B.E, J.P, 6. 6 Dec. 1849 ; m.
EUza, d. of George Reid, of Rothie-Norman. Educ. : Port
Elphiston ; Inverurie Parish School ; Aberdeen Mechanics
Institution. Entered the Aberdeen Town Council, 1894 ;
Magistrate, 1896 ; Deputy Lieutenant, 1905 ; Granite Mer
chant. Lord Provost of Aberdeen and Lord Lieutenant of
the County of the City of Aberdeen ; and Vice-Admiral of the
North Sea since 1914. Address : Ashley Lodge, Aberdeen. (K173)
TAILBY, Lieut. Mark, M.B.E, 6. Nov. 1888 ; s. of A.
TaUby, of Woolwich. Educ : Woolwich Polytechnic. Design
ing Engineer. War Work : Three years with Royal Garrison
ArtUlery, and two years as Inspector of Ordnance Machinery
(I.O.M.) ; served in France, Belgium, Russia, and Palestine. (M7006)
TAINSH, Peter, O.B.E.
TAIT, Major and Qr.-Mr. Andrew Ferdinand, M.B.E,
R.A.M.C TAIT, Andrew WUson, CB.E.. 6. 16 Jan. 1876 ; s. of
William Tait, of Edinburgh ; m. Isabel May, d. of George

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Taplin

" Allinson, of EUesmere. Educ. : Edinburgh. Chartered
Accountant. War Work : Chairman of British Aluminium
Co., Ltd. ; Member of various Government Committees.
Address: The Oaks, Parkside, Wimbledon Common, S.W.
Ctafis .' Junior Carlton ; Royal Automobile ; Scottish Con
servative. (C644)
TAIT, Anne Smith, Mrs., M.B.E.
TAIT, Charles Wilson, M.B.B.
TAIT, Capt. Henry Caldwell, M.B.E.
TAIT, James, M.B.E, fi. 1853 ; s. of Andrew Tait, oi
Dumbarton ; m. Mary Jane, d. of Robert Tumbull, of West
Hartlepool. Educ. : National Schools and Evening Technical
Classes. Manager (Engineer) to Messrs. Thurd, Ridley and
Sons, Middlesbrough. War Work : Organising and Manu
facturing of 18-pounder Shrapnel Shells. (M2509)
TAIT, James, M.B.E, 6. 26 March, 1885 ; s. of WUlaml
Tait, of Edinburgh ; m. Jane Anne Menzies. Educ. : Daniel
Stewart's CoU, Edinburgh, and Edinburgh Univ. Chartered
Accountant; member of firm of George A. Touche & Co,
Chartered Accountants, London. TPar Work : Section
Director in Accounts Department of Ministry of Munitions.
Address : Basildon House, Moorgate Street E.C. 2. (M9778)
TAIT, Lieut.-Col. John Spottiswood, CB.E. Lieut.-Col.
British Columbia Regt. ; served in Great War, 1915-19 (men
tioned in despatches). (C1838)
TAIT, Capt. WiUiam Ironsides, O.B.E, R.E.
TALBOT, Bridget EUzabeth, O.B.E.
TALBOT, Ernest Edward Austin, M.B.B.
TALBOT, Comm. Gerald, CM.G, O.B.E.
TALBOT, Hugo, O.B.B.
TALBOT DE MALAHIDE, Isabel Charlotte Talbot, Lady,
D.B.E, Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ;
d. of Robert-Blake Humfrey, of Wroxham House, Norwich,
Norfolk; m. Richard Wogan, 5th Baron, s. of James, Lord
Talbot de Malahide, 4th Baron (see Burke's Peerage). War
Work : President of County Dublin B.R.C.S. Address :
Malahide Castle, DubUn. Clubs : Alexandra ; Empress. (D50)
TALBOT, Eng.-Comm. John Charles, O.B.E, R.N.
TALBOT, 2nd Lieut. John Hamilton, M.B.E, R.E.
TALBOT, JuUa Elizabeth Mary, Mrs., O.B.E, Lady of
Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; d. of Sir Capel
Molyneux, 7th Bart, of Castle DUlon, Co. Armagh (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. WiUiam John Talbot, of Mount Talbot ; Lord
Lieutenant of Co. Roscommon, and a J.P. for Cos. Ros
common, Armagh, and GaUoway. Educ. : At home. County
Director for County Armagh of joint Red Cross and St. John
Ambulance Association ; Chairman, Roscommon Boarding-
Out Committee. War Work : Acting [Chairman, Co. Ros
common Local War Pensions Committee ; 2 years Chairman,
Roscommon Town War Pensions Sub-Committee ; President
for St. John Ambulance Association, Co. Armagh, Nov. 1194,
to Oct. 1919 ; County Director for Co. Armagh, Oct. 1919,
to present date ; part organiser, Co. Armagh, Our Day "
Fund, etc. Addresses : Mount Talbot, Co. Roscommon ;
Castle DiUon, Co. Armagh. (011425)
TALBOT, Matilda Theresa, M.B.E, W.R.A.F.
TALBOT, Dame Meriel Lucy, D.B.E. ; d. of the late Rt.
Hon. John G. Talbot, of Falconhurst, Eden Bridge, Kent.
Woman Adviser, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. War
Work: Member of Home Office Committee for Repatriation
of enemy aUens ; Director, Women's Branch, Ministry of
Agriculture, and responsible for the organisation of the Women's
Land Army. Address : 14, Moore Street, Chelsea, S.W. 3.
Club : Ladies' Empire. (D56)
TALBOT, Lieut.-Col. Reginald George, CB.E, R.A.F,
and Comm. R.N, 6. 25 Jan. 1881 ; s. of Gustavus Arthur
Chetwynd-Talbot (see Burke's Peerage, Shrewsbury and
Talbot, E.); m. Mary Helen Charlotte, d. of Hon. H. R.
Hepbourne-Scott (see Bukke'S Peerage, Polwarth, B.). Ad
dress: R.N.A. Station, Straford, Lincolnshire. (C876)
TALBOT, Hon. Reginald GUbert Murray, C.B.E, LL.B,
fi. 30 Jan. 1849 ; s. of James, 4th Lord Talbot, of Malahide (see
BUBKE's Peerage) ; m. 1st Edith Lucy Murray ; d. of the Rev.
Jermyn Pratt, of Ryston HaU, Norfolk (who died); 2nd,
Bichenda, d. of the late Charles Buxton, M.P. Educ. : Trinity
Coll. Cambridge (see Burke's Peerage, Buxton, Bart.).
Barrister-at-law. Address: 34, St. George's Road, S.W.
Club: Windham. (C313)
TALLACK, Charles Miohael, O.B.E., fi. 7 June, 1874;
». of M. D. TaUack, of Bristol ; to. Marianne Boultbee, d. of
J. B. Brooks, J.P, of Finstall, Worcester. Educ. : Merchant
Venturers' CoU, Bristol. Banker; Chief Accountant and
Deputy Sec. Bank of Bengal. War Work : Indian War Loans,
and Indian War Funds, etc. Address : c/o Bank of Bengal,
Calcutta. CZwfis: Bengal (Calcutta); East India United
Services (London). (09856)
TALLACK, Franois Harold Cass, M.B.E.
TALLACK, Thomas, M.B.E.
TALLBOY, George Peroy, O.B.E, fi. 27 June, 1877 ;
i ___ the late George Frederick Tallboy; to. Ina Winifred
Bertha, d. of the late Capt. W. J. Anderson, R.N, of Chatham.
2*jf..' Midhurst Grammar School, London Univ. (Cobden
tlub Prize). Sec. " The Times History of the War," in
». Africa; Private Sec. to Mr. L. S. Amery, M.P, 1909-14.
war Work : Private Sec. to Director of Army Contracts, War
Office, 1914-17, Surveyor-General of Supply, War Office,
1917, and to Permanent Sec. Ministry of Food, 1917-18;
nead of Correspondence Section, Livestock Branch, Ministry
of Tood, 1918 ; Private Sec. to Controller of H.M. Stationery

Office, 1918 ; Licensing Officer. Inlor-AUied Rhincland Com
mission, Coblonz, 1918; in chargo of Import and Export
Licence Section, Ministry of Food, since 1919. Address : 31,
Earlsthorpe Road, Sydenham, S.E. (0788)
TALLENT, Edward Killworth, O.B.E.
TALLENTS, Stephen George, C.B, CB.E, 6. 20 Oct.
1884 ; s. of G. W, Tallents of 49, Warwick Square, London,
S.W. 1 ; to. Bridget, d. of Hugh Hole, of Caunton Manor,
Newark. Educ. : Harrow, and Balliol Coll, Oxford. Civil
Servant. War Work: Irish Guards (S.R.), 1914; wounded
May, 1915 ; Ministry of Munitions, 1915-16 ; a Principal
Assist. Sec. Mimstry of Food, 1916-19 ; Chief British Member,
Inter-AUied Commission for the Relief and Supply of Poland,
1919 ; British Commissioner for the Baltic Provinces, 1919-
1920. Address : 34, Ladbroke Square, W. 11. Club : Oxford
and Cambridge. (C2360fi)
TAMBLYN, Lieut.-Col. David Sobey, D.S.O, O.B.E. ;
Lieut.-Col. Canadian Army Vet. Corps ; served in Great War,
1915-18 (mentioned in despatches). (06059)
TANDY, Lieut.-Col. Maurice O'Connor, D.S.O., O.B.E,
R.E, 6. 1873. Aden, 1903-4; Great War, 1914-19 (men
tioned in despatches). (06712)
TANCOCK, Charles Crump, M.B.B.
TANCRED, Flying Officer Christopher Humphrey,
M.B.E. TANGYE, Albert WUUam, O.B.B.
TANGYE, Major Riohard Trevithick Gilbertstone, O.B.E,
J.P, 6, 26 June. 1875 ; s. of Sir Richard Tangye, of Newquay ;
to. S. E. Frieda, d. of J. Kidman, of Liverpool. Educ. : Broms
grove, Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law. War
Work : With British Red Cross Society in France as Voluntary
Driver, Nov. 1914, to June, 1916; June, 1916, to Feb. 1919,
attached General Staff, G.H.Q, B.E.F. ; Feb. 1919, General
Staff, G.H.Q, British Army of the Rhine ; twice mentioned in
despatches, Croix de Guerre avec Palme. Addresses : 40,
Bramham Gardens, S.W. ; Glendorgal ,St. Columb Minor,
CornwaU. C7«6 : New University. (08610)
TANNER, Alfred Riohard Morley, M.B.E. Staff Ac
countant in Coal Mines Dept, Board of Trade. (M102606)
TANNER, Edward, M.B.B:
TANNER, Lieut. Edward Butler, O.B.E, R.N.R, 6. 10
July, 1865 ; s. of Joseph Thompson Tanner, of Wexford,
Ireland ; to. Annie Esther, d. of Henry Johnston, of Toma-
gaddy, Co. Wexford. Educ : The Tate School, Wexford, and
High School, Wexford. In command of cross-Channel
passenger steamers owned by L. & N.-W. Rly. Co. War Work :
Commanding Officer, H.M.S. " Tara " (Owners' Master, Lieut.
R.N.R.), Aug. 1914, to Nov. 1915 ; prisoner of war in Libyan
Desert, Nov. 1915, to March, 1916, when rescued by Duke of
Westminster ; Master of H.M.A.T, " Cambria," Dec. 1918, to
present date. Address : Ormesby, Walthew Avenue, Holy
head, North Wales. (011428)
TANNER, Lieut. Guy, M.B.E, R.F.A.
TANNER, John, M.B.E.
TANNER, Mary EUzabeth, M.B.E, fi. 31 May, 1866,
d. of Thomas Hawkes Tanner, M.D, of London. Educ. :
Privately ; Bedford ; Univ. Coll, London ; Federal School of
Science, Zurich, Switzerland. War Work : One year in Postal
Censorship ; from 1916-19, directing canteens and recreation
huts for Women's Emergency Canteens and British Committee
of French Red Cross, with French Army ; received from
Government of French Republic, SUver MedaiUe de la Recon
naissance, Francaise. Club : Forum. (M4016)
TANNER, WilUam AUan, O.B.E, fi. 23 Dec. 1866 ; s. of
WilUam Tanner, of EastviHe, Bristol ; m. Eva, d. of William
Smith, J.P, of Athlone, Ireland. Educ. : Merchant Venturers'
Schools, Bristol. 1882-89, training and serving as CivU
Engineer ; 1889-98, attached to CivU Engineering Staff,
Royal Engineers on Engineering Works, DubUn District ;
1898-1901, Assist. Civil Engineer, Works Department, H.M.
Dockyards at Devonport, and later at Portsmouth ; 1901-4,
Resident Engineer, Rangoon Port Trust, Burmah. War
Work: Aug. 1914, to Feb. 1915, PoUce River Patrol, com
missioned and ran his own petrol launch on Thames ; Feb.
1915 to Nov. 1915, helped in Medical Research Dept. ; Nov.
1915 to Nov. 1919, in Ministry of Munitions, Trench Warfare
Dept, and Gun Ammunition Dept. ; was responsible for supply
of (at first) trench guns and ammunition ; in 1916 was apponted
Director, Aerial Bomb Section, and responsible for whole
supply of the Air Board's requirements ; in 1918 was appointed
controller of Gun Ammunition (C.G.A.), and in 1919 was
appointed Deputy Director of Ordnance Supply Department.
Address: Doonvara, Highbury Road, Wimbledon, S.W1
Clubs: Royal Institution; Royal Wimbledon Golf; Roya.
Automobile. (011429)
TANSLEY, Comm. EmUy AmeUa, M.B.E, 6. 17 Feb.
1872 • d of — Tansley, of London. Educ. : Gravesend High
School War Work: Qr.-Mr, V.A.D. Kent 16, at Yacht
Club Gravesend, Oct. 1914, to Oct. 1915; Qr.-Mr, All Hallows',
Middlestoke, near Rochester, Sept. 1914, to Nov. 1915 ; also
at Great Hermitage, Higham, near Rochester, Nov. 1915, to
April 1918 ; Commandant, April, 1918, to June, 1919, at The
Great Hermitage. Address: St. HUda, Old Road West,
Gravesend (M9802)
TAPERELL, Major Bernard Treleaven, O.B.E, late
R A S C; to. 14 Dec. 1920, Henriette Palmyre-Joseph Godin,
of Paris.' (01911)
TAPHOUSE, Alfred John, M.B.E.
TAPLIN, Capt. Colin Quintrell, O.B.E, R.A.F.

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Tapp

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TAPP, Capt. Arthur Gerard Rhodes Sentance, O.B.E,
M.C, 6. 2 Jan. 1897 ; s. of Arthur Tapp, of The Old Hatch-
gate, Horley, Surrey. Educ. : Winchester Coll. Stock Ex
change. War Work : Proceeded to France attached as R.A.
Officer, Ammunition Park, 37th Div, June, 1915 ; transferred
in same capacity to Indian Corps, Sept. 1915 ; transferred to
XlVth Corps, Nov. 1915 ; remained with XlVth Corps in
France till Nov. 1917, then proceeded with XlVth Corps to
Italy ; appointed Staff Capt. Heavy Artillery, British Forces
in Italv, Dec. 1917, untU demobUised, Feb. 1919 ; Belgian
Croix de Guerre, ItaUan Croce di Gnerra, mentioned in
Birthday Honours List. Addresses : The Old Hatchgate,
Horley, Surrey ; 3, Tokenhouse BuUdings, King's Arms Yard,
London, E.C 2. Club : R.A.C. (06422)
TAPP, Egerton Riohard, M.B.E, 6. 11 Dec. 1368 ; s. of
the late William Pearce Tapp, of Bristol ; to. Bessie Maude
Carter, d. of WUliam Henry House, of Bristol. Educ. :
Colston School, Stapleton, Bristol. War Work : Special
Constable ; Hon. Sec. Church Brampton V.A.D. AuxiUary
Hospital ; also of Weston Favel Primary Hospital. Address :
Fairlawn, Abington, Northampton. (M9804)
TAPP, Capt. Harold Astley, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C.
TAPP, John Reuban, M.B.E.
TAPPER, Major Kenneth Edwin, O.B.E, M.B.
TARBET, Arthur, M.B.E.
TARGETT, 2nd Lieut. Harry, O.B.E.
TARLTON, Jessie, Mrs, M.B.E.
TARRAN, Major WiUiam, O.B.E, T.D, 5th East Surrey
Regt. With Unit in India and Mesopotamia. Address :
33, Calais Gate, Myatts Park, S.E. 5. (04255)
TARRANT, Harley, M.B.E. (M10418)
TARRANT, Lieut.-Comm. WiUiam Charles, O.B.E,
R.N.R. TARRDTC, Bateman Brown, O.B.E, 6. 4 June, 1873 ;
s. of F. W. Tarring, of Crouch End ; to. Elizabeth Blake, d. of
Alexander Watson, of Dover. Educ. : Taunton CoU. CivU
Engineer. War Work : Construction of the National SheU
Filling Factory at ClulweU, Notts, for the Ministry of Munitions,
also The Tank Assembling Factory at Chateauroux, France,
for the Allies. Address : 28*, Claremont Road, Surbiton.
Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; City GuUd of the Worshipful
Company of Cooks. (01912)
TASKER, Arthur, M.B.E.
TASKER, George Edward, M.B.E, 6. 1868 ; «. of John
Tasker, of Oxford. Author of " Dford Past and Present,"
" Country Rambles around Ilford," " Country Rambles around
Romford," miscellaneous articles in magazines, etc. War
Work : Confidential Shorthand Writer and Clerk to successive
Secretaries of State for War, including F. M. Earl Kitchener,
Mr. D. Lloyd George, Earl of Derby, etc. Address : 84,
Mayfair Avenue, Ilford, Essex. (M9806)
TASKER, Grace Rosina, M.B.E, 6. 22 Dec. 1884 ; d. ofthe
late John Tasker, late Royal ArtiUery. Educ: Private Schools.
Member of StirUngshire Education Authority ; Member of
Stirling Town Council ; Hon. Assistant Sec. Stirling Nursing
Association ; Treas. Ladies' Golf Club ; Treas. Stirling Ladies'
County Golf Club. War Work : Hon. Sec. and Treas. Argyll
and Sutherland Highlanders' Prisoners of War Fund ; Hon. Sec.
and Treas. Stirlingshire Work Depot. Address : 22, Clarendon
Place, StirUng. (M998)
TASKER, Theodore James, O.B.E, I.C.S.
TATA, Mehrbai, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of H. J. Bhabha (late
Inspector-General of Education, Mysore) ; to. Sir Dorabji
Jamseti, J.P, s. of the late Jamsetji Nusservanji Tata. Ad
dress : Esplanade House, Waudby Road, Fort, Bombay. (C2396)
TATAM, CoL Walter John, C.M.G, CB.E, 6. 186 P
Entered Army Vet. Corps, 1891 ; Lieut.-Col. 1915 ; A. Col.
1917 ; Mohmand and Tirah Expeditionary Forces, 1897-98
(medal with two clasps) ; S. Africa, 1899-1902, present at
defence of Ladysmith (Queen's medal with five clasps, King's
medal with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-17 (despatches). (C1334)
TATE, Lieut. Frederiok Lionel, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
TATE, Lieut. Henry Percy, M.B.E, R.A.F
TATE, Col. Robert Ward, CB.E.. Col. and Adj.-Gen.
New Zealand Forces. (C373)
TATE, Major Robert WiUiam, K.B.E, F.T.C.D, M.A,
6. 27 Aug. 1872 ; s. of the late Rev. Richard Tate, of
Rossinver, Co. Leitrim, Ireland ; m. Raby Georgina, d. of
the late William Clarke, of Dublin. Educ. : Shrewsbury
School (Head boy, 1889-91) ; St. John's CoU. Cambridge
(scholar) ; Trinity Coll, Dublin. FeUow of Trinity CoU,
Dublin, 1908 ; Tutor, Trinity CoU, Dublin, 1910 ; PubUc
Orator, Univ. of Dublin since 1914 ; Major, Commanding
Dublin Univ. Contingent, O.T.C, since 1910. War Work :
Commanded Dublin Univ. Contingent, O.T.C, throughout
the war, and was Commandant of Officers' School of Instruction
attached thereto from Sept. 1914, to Feb. 1916. Addresses:
34, Trinity CoU, DubUn ; 9, Brendan Road, Donnvbrook,
Dublin. Club : The Univ. (DubUn). '(K431)
TATE, Capt. Simon Marshall, O.B.E.
TATHAM, Col. Charles John WiUmer, O.B.B.
TATHAM, LiUan Elizabeth, Mrs., M.B.E.
TATHAM, Capt. Meaburn, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 14 Aug.
1886 ; s. of Meaburn Talbot Tatham, M.A, J.P, of Northcourt
House, Abingdon, Berks ; m. Bessie Eileen, d. of Sir Robert
Roden, of BeUze, British Honduras (see Burke's Peerage)
Educ: Eton, and BaUiol Col], Oxford. Sec. Messrs. Cadbury

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Bros, Ltd. War Work : Served with Friends' Ambulance
Unit, British Red Cross Society, 1915-19 (France and Flanders) ;
Officer Commanding above unit, 1918-19 ; Chevalier, Ordre
de la Couronne, Belgium. Address: 111, Middleton Hall
Road, King's Norton, Birmingham. (011430)
TATLOW, Frank, C.B.E. Gen. Manager, Midland RaUway
since 1918. (C314)
TATTERSALL, FUght-Lieut. James WiUiam, M.B E
R.A.F. TATTERSALL, Capt. Tom Whitaker, M.B.E, R.A.F.
TATTON.Winif red Eva, Mrs., O .B.E, d. ot Salisbury Payne,
of Blunham, Beds. ; to. Reginald Arthur, s. of Thos. Wm.
Tatton, of Wythenshame. Educ. : Harrow. War Work :
Hospital work. (011431)
TAUNTON, John WilUam Lionel, O.B.E, 6. 13 July
1882 ; s. of the late Wm. Whitchurch Taunton. Educ. ':
Victoria Coll, Jersey. Address : c/o Sir 0. R. McGrigor, Bart,
& Co, 39, Panton Street, Haymarket, S.W. 1. (04256)
TAVENER, Veronica Mary Agnes, M.B.E.
TAYLER, Frank Alfred, M.B.E.
TAYLER, Major Henry Pascoe Blair, D.S.O, O.B.E.
Major Gen. List ; S. Africa, 1900 (Queen's medal with four
clasps) ; served in Great War, 1914-18 (mentioned in des
patches). (02746)
TAYLER, Mary Beatrice CHURCHILL-, M.B.E. ; d.
of the late WiUiam Moseley Tayler, soUcitor, of Gt. James
Street, Bedford Row, W.C. Educ. : Various schools, and
Convent of the Assumption, Kensington, W. 8. War Work :
Secretarial work to H.M. Procurator-General's InteUigence
Department ; St. James' Park, and Storey's Gate, S.W. 1
(Prize Court) ; continuing same work. Address : 58, Scarsdale
ViUas, Kensington, W. 8. (M999)
TAYLEUR, Lieut.-Col. WilUam, O.B.E.
TAYLOR, Alexander Thomson, O.B.E.
TAYLOR, Alfred Ernest, M.B.E, 6. 7 Oct. 1878 ; s. of
WiUiam Taylor, of Birmingham. Representative of Messrs.
Edgar AUen & Co, Ltd, Imperial Steel Works, Sheffield.
War Work : Devoted an enormous amount of time in connection
with the Sheffield Corps of the St. John Ambulance Brigade,
in which held rank of Divisional Superintendent ; was also
Founder and. Commandant of Voluntary Aid Detachment
No. 47, West Riding, Yorks (the detachment carried out a
considerable part of the wounded convoy detraining at Sheffield,
and also rendered other valuable voluntary assistance at the
3rd W.G.H, Sheffield) ; also undertook other important work
on behaU of the Joint Societies of the British Red Cross and
the Order of St. John. Address : 53, Fossdale Road, Sheffield.
Club : Reform (Sheffield). (M9810)
TAYLOR, Comm. Alfred Hugh, O.B.E, R.N.
TAYLOR, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Alfred WiUiam, O.B.E.
TAYLOR, Alice Maud Rowson, M.B.E, J.P, fi. Aug. 1869 ;
d . of Joseph Taylor, Cotton-broker, Liverpool. Educ. : Private
Schools. Justice of the Peace, Co. Lancs. ; Commandant,
St. John Ambulance Brigade ; Chairman, Crosby Division,
B.R.C.S. ; Governor, Merchant Taylors' School for Girls,
Crosby ; Member of Executive Committee, Department House
hold and Social Science, Univ. of London ; District Com
missioner, Girl Guides. War Work : Commandant, Windy
Knowe V.A.D. Hospital, BlundeUsands, 4 years ; Acting-
Matron, Seaforth MUitary Hospital, Liverpool, 3_ years ;
Hon. Sec. Civic Service League, BlundeUsands, 5 years. Ad
dress : Newstead, BlundeUlands, Lancs. Clubs : Albemarle ;
West Lancs Ladies' Golf. (M1000)
TAYLOR, Andrew WiUiam, M.B.E.
TAYLOR, Paymaster-Comm. Archibald, O.B.E, R.N.
TAYLOR, Arnold, M.B.E.
TAYLOR, Lieut. Arnold, O.B.E, R.N.R, 6. 1883 ; s. of
Joseph Taylor, of Dukinfield, Cheshire ; m. AUce. d. of Samuel
MaUinson, of Ashton-under-Lyne. Educ. : Moravian School,
Dukinfield. Master Mariner, holding Extra Master's certificate ;
Capt. of Transport " Rotenfels," under control of India Office ;
also a Younger Brother of Trinity House, London. V7or Work :
Served in Singapore in the R.N.R, and later in Bombay ; in
Nov. 1914 appointed to command this vessel, and was one of
the convoy which brought over the Indian Expeditionary
Force to France ; subsequently in command continuously
running with troops, ammunition, and war stores through the
danger zone throughout the submarine menace. Address:
Oakdene, Smallshaw, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs. (011432)
TAYLOR, Arthur Edwin, O.B.E, fi. 13 AprU, 1864;
s. of the late WiUiam CampbeU Taylor, of Woolwich ; m. Annie,
d. of the late W. A. PecMtt, of Woolwich. Educ : Merchant
Taylors' School, London. Assistant Registrar of Joint Stock
Companies. Address : Rossmoyne, Beckenham Grove, Short-
lands, Kent. Club : Shortlands GoU. (011433)
TAYLOR, Arthur Enfleld, O.B.E, 6. 4 Aug. 1875; s. of
Henry Enfield Taylor of Chester ; to. OUve Marjorie, d. of
Philip Edward Tillard, of Godmanchester. Educ. : Rugby.
Partner to John Taylor and Sons, Mining Engineers. War Work :
Ministry of Munitions. Addresses : Rothamsted Lodge,
Harpenden ; 6, Queen Street Place, E.C. (0789)
TAYLOR, 2nd Lieut. Arthur Henry, M.B.E, R.A.F.
TAYLOR, Capt. Arthur Herbert, M.B.E.
TAYLOR, Arthur Thomas, O.B.B.
TAYLOR, Capt. Arthur Trevelyan, C.B.B., R.N. Served
in Great War, 1914^1 9 (mentioned in despatches). (C1945)
TAYLOR, Capt. Basil WUford, O.B.B, R.A, fi. 26 Nov.
1883 ; s. of John WUford Taylor, of Malwa, Seaford. Educ :

BIOGRAPHIES.

Taylor

Dulwich Coll. Capt. R.A. War Work : Officer in the Royal
ArtUlery ; U.K., Dec. 1914, to Sept. 1915 ; France, Sept.
1915, to Dec. 1915 ; Macedonia, Dec. 1915, to May, 1919.
Address : Malwa, Seaford, Sussex. C7wfi .- WeUington. (O6540)
TAYLOR, Capt. Bernard Archie, M.B.E, R.A.F.
TAYLOR, Lieut.-Col. Bertie Harry Waters, C.B.E, fi.
1874 ; Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. S. Staffordshire Regt. ;
S. Africa, 1889-1902 (Queen's medal with four clasps, King's
medal with two clasps) ; S.Nigeria, 1909-10 (medal with clasp) ;
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches); is Officer of the Legion of
Honour. (C789)
TAYLOR, BramweU, M.B.E.
TAYLOR, Major Ceoil George, O.B.E.
TAYLOR, Capt. Cedric Rowland, O.B.E, M.B.
TAYLOR, Charles, M.B.E.
TAYLOR, Capt. Charles Gerald, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
TAYLOR, Lieut.-Col. Charles Hillsborough Rimington,
O.B.E. TAYLOR, Major Charles Lancelot Deslandes, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. TAYLOR, Charles Lewis, M.B.E, V.D.
TAYLOR, Lieut.-Col. .Charles Newton, C.B.E. Major,
and Hon. Lieut. Col.London Regt. (Reserve). Served in the
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1783)
TAYLOR, Clara Jane, M.B.E,
TAYLOR, Major Claude Waterhouse Hearne, C.B.E,
D.S.O, 6. 1880 ; s. of the late John Henry Taylor ; to. Edyth
Syra, d. of Col. Henry W. Jameson, of Titness Cottage, Sunning-
hill, Berks. Educ : Eton, and Camb. Univ. Capt. and Brevet
Major, Roy. W. Kent Regt. ; served in Great War, 1914-19, as
Major (mentioned in despatches). Address : 6, Montagu
Mansions, Portman Square, W. Club : Union. (C1783)
TAYLOR, Corrie, M.B.E.
TAYLOR, Capt. David, O.B.E.
TAYLOR, David Paton, O.B.E.
TAYLOR, Deborah Phipps, M.B.E.
TAYLOR, Capt. Douglas Compton, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
TAYLOR, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Douglas Peroy, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C (T.).
TAYLOR, Major Edgar Charles, O.B.E, F.S.I, R.B.
TAYLOR, Capt. Edward Dansy, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
TAYLOR, Lieut. Edward MoKenzie, M.B.E, RA.S.C
TAYLOR, Eleanor Bessie Percy, M.B.E. ; d. of Percy
WUliam Taylor, of Bishop's Stortford. Educ : Privately.
Formerly Sec. Victoria League ; subsequently Sec. Colonial
InteUigence League. War Work : Joint Sec. Professional
Classes War ReUef Council, for the reUef of distress,occasioned
by the war, among the professional classes of Great Britain and
Deland. Address : 30, Cathcart Road, London, S.W. 10.
(M9813)
TAYLOR, Capt. Sir Erie Stuart, Bart, O.B.E, 5. 1889;
s. of the late Sir Frederick Taylor, Bart, of Kennington, Co.
London. Educ : ClUton CoU. and King's Coll. Camb.
M.D, B.A, Camb. ; Capt. R.A.M.C. ; served in the Great
War. (05836)
TAYLOR, Esther Hilda, M.B.E.
TAYLOR, Lieut. Frank, M.B.B, D.C.M, R.A.S.C, fi.
14 Nov. 1882 ; s. of WilUam and Ellen Taylor, of Manchester.
Educ : Technical School, Manchester. Engineer. War
Work: Enlisted Feb. 1915, in the ranks, joined 3rd Siege
Battery, March, 1915, in France ; granted commission for
service m the field, May, 1917 ; demobilised Oct. 1919, with
rank of Lieut, O.C. 4th Army Siege Park. Address : 10,
Howe Street Higher Broughton, Manchester. (M4612)
TAYLOR, Capt. Frank Gillis, M.B.E.
TAYLOR, Fred, M.B.E.
TAYLOR, Frederick, M.B.E.
TAYLOR, Capt. Geoffrey FeU, M.B.B.
TAYLOR, Lieut.-Col. George Bryan OgUvie, CB.E.
Capt. and Brevet-Major, R.E. Served in the Balkans, Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1419)
TAYLOR, Lieut. George Reay, O.B.E, R.N.R.
TAYLOR, George Stevenson, O.B.E.
TAYLOR, George Wilson, M.B.E.
. TAYLOR, Brig.-Gen. Gerald Kyffln, CB.E, V.D,
6. 1863; s. of the late Ven. W. F. Taylor, D.D, late
Archdeacon of Liverpool ; m. Bessie, d. of the late Thomas
Cope, J.P, of Hayton, near Liverpool. Educ. : Liverpool
Coll. Housing Commissioner for Lancashire and Cheshire
(Region C). War Work : Commanding Royal Artillery West
Lancashire (Reserve) Division, afterwards the 57th Division,
until Jan. 1916 ; subsequently a MiUtary Representative at
Liverpool until Oct. 1917 ; then Director of National Service
for Lancashire and Cheshire until Jan. 1919. Club : Junior
Army and Navy. (C646)
TAYLOR, Lieut.-Col. Gerard Charles, O.B.B, M.A,
M.D., R.A.M.C (T.), 6. 29 Dec. 1868 ; s. of the late Lieut.-
Col. Thomas Taylor, of Bengal Staff Corps. Educ. : Dulwich
WU. ; Cambridge Univ ; St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London.
Oounty Medical Officer of Health, Beikshire. Addresses:
Shire HaU, Reading ; Sunnyside, Grosvenor Road, Caversham. (02941)
TAYLOR, Gwynedd Lefer, M.B.E, J.P, 6. 23 May, 1895 ;
a. of the late Capt. H. W. Taylor, of Royal Horse Artillery.
Educ. ; The Beehive, Bexhffl-on-Sea. County Sec. Girl Guides
for Pembrokeshire. War Work : Hon. Assist. Sec. County of
Pembroke War Fund ; Member Pembrokeshire War Memorial 503

Committees ; Member County Distress Committee. Address :
Dial House, Lamphey, S.O, Pembrokeshire. (M9816)
TAYLOR, Harold, O.B.E, 6. 25 Nov. 1866 ; s. of the late
yen. W. F. Taylor, D.D, Archdeacon of Liverpool ; m. Frances
Jane, d. of O. H. Williams, J.P, of Liverpool. Educ : Liver
pool Coll. War Work: National Service Representative,
Liverpool ; Deputy Chairman, North Western Regional Shipping
Committee ; Member, National Service (Part Time) Committee,
Liverpool. Clubs: Royal Automobile: Royal Liverpool
Golf (Hoylake). (011436)
, TAYLOR, Major Harold Blake, C.B.E, R.E. Served
In Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1784)
TAYLOR, Rev. Harold Milman Strickland, O.B.E, M.A.,
6. 4 Aug. 1890 ; s. of the late Rev. John Charles Taylor, of
Harmondsworth ; m. Violet Ursula, d. of Gerald Hunnybun, of
Godmanchester. Educ. : Marlborough ; Trinity Coll, Cam
bridge. Schoolmaster. War Work : Chaplain to the Forces
in France for S years, Jan. 1916, to March, 1919, of which
19 months were spent with R.F.A, 21st Division, and the rest
of the time with various units. Headmaster, Cheam School,
Surrey. (05836)
TAYLOR, Harold Victor, M.B.E, B.Sc, A.R.C.S, 6.
6 May. 1887 ; s. of Albion Taylor, of Thurlbere, Taunton ;
to. Dorothy Mary, d. of Frederick Speedy, of 76, Tulse Hill,
Educ. : Huish School, Tarmton, and The Royal Coll. of Science,
South Kensington. Deputy Controller of Horticulture, Ministry
of Agriculture and Fisheries, 4, Whitehall Place, London.
War Work : For the Food Production Department, concerning
the increased production of potatoes. Address: 4, Whitehall
Place, London. Club : The Farmers'. (M2516)
TAYLOR, Lieut. Harry, M.B.E, R.E.
TAYLOR, Lieut.-Comm. Hastings Elwin, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. TAYLOR, Hon. Col. Herbert Brooke, C.B.E, V.D, D.L.,
6. 6 Oct. 1855 ; s. of John Taylor, of BakeweU ; to. Mary Taitt,
d. of the Rev. WilUam Mallalieu, of Ockbrook, Derbyshire.
Educ. : Privately, and in Switzerland (Lausanne). Solicitor ;
Col. commanding 2nd V. Batt. Sherwood Foresters (retired
1904). War Work : For some years prior to the war was
Hon. Organising Sec. of the Derbyshire Branch of the Red
Cross Society, and member of Derbyshire Territorial Force
Association ; in Aug. 1914, appointed to Staff of 45th Recruit
ing Area, Hon. Sec. Derbyshire Recruiting Committee ; 1915,
MiUtary Representative ColUery Recruiting Tribunal; In
structor No. 6 District School of Instruction for Recruiting
Officers ; organised Vol. Training Corps in Derbyshire, 8 Batts.
Volunteers ; in Nov. 1917, appointed A.D.R. for Derbyshire,
and A.D.N.S. ; retired June, 1918. Address : The Close,
BakeweU. Club : County (Derby). (C833)
TAYLOR, Lieut. Hugh Lamport, O.B.E, R.F.A, 6.
6 May, 1891 ; s. of T. H. Taylor, of Tynemouth ; to. Bnid
Essex, d. of R. H. Horrocks, of Manchester. Educ. : Tyne
mouth School. Engineer until 1914. War Work : B.E.F ,
1915-19. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, 16, Charing Cross.
(05839)
TAYLOR, Lieut. Hugh Oddin, M.B.B, R.A.S.C.
TAYLOR, Irene, M.B.E.
TAYLOR, IsabeUa, Mrs., M.B.E.
TAYLOR, Capt. James, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
TAYLOR, James, C.B.E, M.A, M.D, F.R.C.P, 6., 1860 ;
s. of Peter Taylor of Forres, Scotland ; to. Elizabeth Marian,
d. of Charles Earsham Cooke, of Grimston, Norfolk. Educ. :
Edinburgh and Germany. Physician National Hospital for
Paralysis, etc. Queen Square ; Consulting Physician Moor-
fleld's Eye Hospital, and Queen's Hospital for Children ; Con
sultant on Staff of Osborne Convalescent Home. War Work :
Physician to Endsleigh Palace Hospital for Officers; Com
mittee of Management of Endsleigh Palace Hospital ; Member
¦ of War Office Committee on Massage, etc. Address : 49,
Welbeck Street, W. Club : Arts. (03123)
TAYLOR, John, O.B.E, M.P, 6. 25 Dec. 1857 ; s. of
Robert Taylor, of Cambusbarron, StirUng ; to. Agnes Gordon,
d of WUliam Wood, of Yoker. Educ. : Cambusbarron,
PubUc School and StirUng Art School. Decorator ; Member
of ParUament' for Dumbarton Burghs ; previously Provost of
Clydebank 15 years. War Work : Chairman of Prince of
Wales' Fund, MiUtary Tribunal, Food Control, Coal Control,
Belgian ReUef Fund, Pension Committee, and Labour Exchange
Committees ; Member of Glasgow District Advisory Committee
on Women's Work, and Dumbartonshire Fund for Disabled
Soldiers and Sailors, and all other Local Committees for War
Funds Address : Craigforth, Baskerville Road, London,
S W 18 Clubs : National Liberal ; Glasgow Liberal. (01914)
TAYLOR, John, C.B.E, 6. 28 Feb. 1861; s. of Alex.
ander Taylor, of Bolton-le-Moors ; to. Mary Ann, d. of John
Roberts, of Bolton. Educ. : Privately. Engineer, Director of
Mathor and Piatt's, Ltd, Manchester. War Work : Member
of Board of Management of Manchester and District Arma
ments Output Committee ; Member of Engineering (New
Industries) Committee ; Chairman of Electrical Sub-Committee ;
Chairman of Lancashire Anti-submarine Committee. Addresses :
Brvwood Birkdale, Southport; Helmside, Grasmere, West
morland. Club : Union (Southport). (C2990)
TAYLOR, John, O.B.E, J.P.
TAYLOR, John, M.B.E.
TAYLOR, John Norman, CLE, O.B.E.
TAYLOR, John William, O.B.E, M.D, Ch.B.
TAYLOR, Capt. JuUan, O.B.E, F.R.CS, R.A.M.C. (T.).
TAYLOR, Major Kenyon Davenport, M.B.E.

Taylor

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

TAYLOR, Capt. Leicester Edward, M.B.E, R.A.F.
TAYLOR, Lionel Percy Duncuft, O.B.E.
TAYLOR, Capt. Louis Henry, M.B.E, fi. 20 Dec. 1857 ;
s. of Henry Taylor, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; to. Emily Miriam,
d. of William Banks, of Hastings. Educ. : Edward VI.'s
Grammar School, Morpeth ; Univ. School, Hastings. Master
Mariner. War Work : Carrying on all through the war, with
out loss of Ufe or ship. Address : Woodlands, 92, Elmbourne
Road, Toottog Bee Common, London, S.W. 17. Club : The
National Maritime. (M2517)
TAYLOR, Mabel Frances, M.B.E, fi. 30 March, 1889.
Educ : Belgium and Derby. Appointed Sec. Compass Dept.
of the Admiralty, April, 1917. War Work: Service in con
nection with the organisation of the above Dept. Address :
Admiralty Compass Observatory, Slough, Bucks. (M9820)
TAYLOR, Minnie Elena Scott, Mrs, M.B.E,
TAYLOR, Major Newman, O.B.E, I.D.F.
TAYLOR, Lieut. Ogden, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
TAYLOR, Oscar Herbert, M.B.E, 6. 14 March, 1860 ; _. of
the late C Taylor, of Norwich Educ. : King Edward VI.
Middle School, Norwich. Clerk, War Office. War Work :
Appointed to the War Office in March, 1878, and served there
until retirement in March, 1920. Address : 53, Buckleigh
Road, Streatham Common. S.W. (M9822)
TAYLOR, Percy, O.B.E, 6. 15 May, 1862 ; s. of Charles
Taylor, of Cotobrook, Bucks ; to. Helen Theresa, d. of Frederick
Richardson, of Southend. Educ: Privately, and King's CoU,
London. Chief Examiner, War Office. War Work : Con
nected with official position. Address: Sunnyholme, Amer
sham Common, Bucks. (011439)
TAYLOR, Percy Henry, O.B.E.
TAYLOR, Col. Philip Beauchamp, C.B.E. Lieut.-Col.
and Brevet Col. R.A. ; served in S. Africa, 1899-1901 (des
patches, Queen's medal with eight clasps). (C834)
TAYLOR, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Richard AUen, M.B.E.
M.C. TAYLOR, Richard Franois, M.B.B.
TAYLOR, Richard Henry, O.B.E.
TAYLOR, Capt. Robert Allan Grant, O.B.E, M.C.
TAYLOR, Capt. Robert Clark, O.B.E.
TAYLOR, Lieut.-Col. Robert James Frederick, C.B.E,
6. 1873. Lieut.-Col. Notts & Derbyshire Regt. Served in the
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2177)
TAYLOR, Robert Walter, O.B.E.
TAYLOR, Selina Emma, Mrs., M.B.E, d. of WiUiam
Orme, of Hartshome, widow of Henry Taylor, J.P. War Work :
War Pensions Committee. Address : 250. Bdlestow Road,
Crewe. (M9823)
TAYLOR, Capt. Sidney Herbert, O.B.B, M.Sc.Tech, fi.
21 July, 1893 ; s. of George Herbert, of Manchester. Educ :
CoU. of Technology, Univ, Manchester. War Work : France,
1914; Russia, 1919-20. Address: Higher Blackley, Man
chester. (011887)
TAYLOR, Sidney Ormerod, O.B.B.
TAYLOR, Thomas, M.B.E.
TAYLOR, Major Thomas Alexander Hatch, O.B.E,
M.C. TAYLOR, Capt. Thomas McComb, O.B.B, R.N.R.
TAYLOR, Thomas Marris, C.B.E, M.A, 6. 1871 ; s. of
the late George Marris Taylor ; to. Mary Dorothea, d. of the late
Walter Wren, of 7, Powis Square, W. Educ. : GonviUe and
Caius Coll. Camb. War Work : Appointed Chief of Training
Section, Ministry of Munitions, 1915 ; Assist. Director, Dilution
Section, 1916 ; Dep. Director-Gen. Labour Supply Depart.
1916; Director, 1918; Fellow of GonviUe and Caius Coll.
Cambridge. Address : Whitedale, Hambledon, Hants. Club :
Oxford and Cambridge. . (C69)
TAYLOR, Walter Ross, CB.E, M.A, LL.B, fi. 1877 ;
s. of the late Rev. Walter Ross Taylor, D.D, of Glasgow ; to.
1910, Frances, d. of the late Robert Orr, of Kinnaird, StirUng
shire. Educ. : Glasgow Acad. ; Leys School, Camb. ; Glasgow
and Edinburgh Univs. Advocate, Scotland, 1902 ; Lecturer on
Roman and Criminal Law, School of Law, Cairo, 1905-12 •
Judge of Court of First Instance, Cairo, 1912-15 ; Assist.
Legal Adviser, Ministries of PubUc Works, War, and Agricul
ture, 1915-18 ; since when he has been Chairman of SuppUes
Control Board ; appointed Counsel to H.H. the Sultan, April,
1919 ; has 3rd class Order of the Nile. Address : Gezira,
Cairo. Egypt. (C1096)
TAYLOR, WiUiam, O.B.B, J.P, fi. 1859 ; s. of John R.
Taylor, of Leith ; to. Margaret Henderson, d. of W. D. K.
Currie, of Leith. Educ: Sheddens Academy, and Free Church
Normal School. Member of Leith Education Authority ; ex-
Chairman Leith Parish Council. War Work : Vice-Chairman
Leith War Pensions Committee, and Chairman of Executive
Committees thereof; Chairman of Executive of Local National
Relief (Prince of Wales' Fund) Committee. Address : Rich
mond Lodge, 20, York Road, Leith. (011431)
TAYLOR, William, O.B.E, 6. June, 1865 ; s. of Richard
Taylor, of Leicester ; m. Esther Margaret, d. of John Coy of
Leicester. Educ : London and City Guilds Coll. Engineer •
Governing Director of Taylor, Taylor, and Hobson, Ltd, of
Leicester and London. War Work: Manufacture of lenses
for photography from aircraft, of lenses for rangefinders,
telescopes, binoculars, of clinometers, gun sights inspection-
screw gauges, and other instruments of precision ; Chairman
of Committee on Scientific Apparatus (Ministry of Reconstruc
tion) ; Chairman of Committees on Optical Instruments and
on Standardisation (Department of Scientific and Industrial

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Research) ; Member of Committees on Standardisation of
Screw Threads and Limit Gauges, British Engineering Stan
dards Association ; Member of Council, Institution of Mechanical
Engineers. Addresses : Stonghton Street Works, Leicester •
Narborough Hall, nr. Leicester. Club : Leicestershire.
TAYLOR, Col. Sir William, K.B.E, C.B, D.L, fi
21 Sept. 1871 ; s. of John Taylor^of Castlefin, Co. Donegal ;'
m. Katherine Maria, d. of Dr. WiUiam Hamilton Walker.
Educ. : Strabane Academy, Dublin Univ, and R.C.S.I.
Surgeon to the Meath Hospital, and Co. DubUn Infirmary
Consulting Surgeon to the Forces in Ireland; Consulting Surgeon
to the Combe Lying-in Hospital, and to the Incorporated
Dental Hospital; Past President Royal Coll. of Surgeons in
Ireland. War Work : Consulting Surgeon to the Forces from
1916 ; organised and maintained the Dublin (83) General
Hospital in France; 1917-18 ; served in France with that Hos
pital ; mentioned in Bari Haig's despatches ; created C.B.
(MU.) for work in France and Flanders, June, 1919. Addresses :
47, FitzWilliam Square, Dublin ; St. Anne's, KiUarney, Co.
Dublin. Clubs : Dublin University ; Royal Dish Yacht
(Kingston). (K463)
TAYLOR, WUliam Arthur Trevor, M.B.B.
TAYLOR, Sir William Francis Kyffln, K.B.E, J.P.,
fi. 3 July, 1854; s. of Ven. William Francis Taylor, D.D,
Archdeacon of Liverpool ; to. Mary Fleming, d. of Robert
Crooks, of Rosemount, Liverpool. Educ. : Liverpool Coll. ;
Exeter CoU, Oxford. Practised as Barrister on Northern
Circuit at Liverpool, 1879-94 ; Q.C. 1895 ; Recorder of Bolton,
1901-3 ; Bencher of Inner Temple, 1905 ; Member of the
General Council of the Bar, 1900-11 ; Judge of Appeal for the
Isle of Man, 1918 ; Presiding Judge, Liverpool Court of
Passage since 1903. Addresses : 4, Harcourt Buildings,
Temple ; The Gadlas, EUesmere, Shropshire. Club : Garrick. (K174)
TAYLOR, WiUiam Henry, M.B.E, s. of WilUam Taylor,
of Revesby, Lincolnshire ; m. Mary Ann Johnstone, i. of
Thomas Chambers, of Abbey Holme, Cumberland, and Liver-'
pool. Educ. : Revesby and Lincoln. Master of the Belmont
Institution, Liverpool. War Work : During Oct. 1914 over
300 Belgian refugees (ages ranging from a few months to over-
70 years) were received in the Belmont Institution ; supervised
and directed all arrangements for their accommodation and
welfare during the following four months ; Superintendent
conversion of the Institution into Auxiliary Military Hospital
(2,000 beds); 20,000 patients passed through the hospital;
was Chief Transport Officer under British Red Cross, Liverpool,
and had charge of fleet of ambulances and motor cars by means
of which nearly 2,000 wounded soldiers were transferred from
train to hospital. Provincial Officer to West Lancashire
(Freemason). (M9826)
TAYLOR, Major William Henry Forbes, M.B.E, R.A, 6.
7 May, 1856 ; s. of William Baker Taylor, late Surgeon-General
Hon. East India Company's Service, Bombay ; m. 1st Renira
Louisa, 3rd d. of late Vice-Admiral Ormsby Johnson, R.N.
died 1881, 2nd, Florence Annie, 2nd d. of late Rev. E. B. P,
Wynne, Rector of Shoeburyness, Essex. Educ. : Victoria
Coll, Jersey ; St. James's Collegiate School, Jersey ; R.M.
Academy, Woolwich. Commissioned as Lieut, in R.A, Feb.
1876 ; and served therein in all three branches until retirement
in Feb. 1902 • then Assist. Private Sec. to Rt. Hon. G. Wynd
ham, at the Dish Office, and for 17 years in the War Office ;
Zulu War, 1879, medal and clasp ; Kaffir War, 1898, medal ;
Boer War, medal and 2 clasps. War Work : Throughout the
Great War at the War Office until Sept. 1919, to the Adjutant-
General's Dept. ; mentioned in despatches. Address : Wood-
holme, Farnham Royal, Bucks. (M9826)
TAYLOR, William James, O.B.E.
TAYLOR, Major WUliam John, O.B.E. Can. A.P.D.
TAYLOR, Winifred Mary, Mrs.. M.B.E. War Work:
Went from Associated Newspapers, Ltd, London, to join
British War Mission, 14 July, 1917, on Lord Northcliffe's
Staff. Addresses : Carmelite House, London, E.C 4 ; 4,
Bennett Park, Blackheath, S.E. 3. (M1708)
TAYLOR, Major Gordon, GORDON-, O.B.B., F.R.CS,
6. 1878 ; s. of John Taylor ; to. Florence Mary, d. of John
Pegnume, of Waltham Abbey. Educ : Aberdeen Univ, and
Middlesex Hospital, London. Consulting Surgeon ; Surgeon
to the Middlesex Hospital, etc. War Work : Served in the
R.A.M.C. from March, 1915, untU Jan. 1919, at Aldershot and
in France ; sometime Acting Consulting Surgeon to the Fourth
Army, B.E.F, etc. Addresses : 15, Harley Street ; 36,
Audley House, Margaret Street, W. Club : Caledonian. (05837)
TAYLOR, Margaret HECTOR, M.B.B, L.L.A. ; d. of
Alexander Hector Taylor, J.P, of Aberdeen. Educ. : Aber
deen High School for Girls; Aberdeen Univ. War Work:
Supervisor of the Women's Records Section, War Office,
Whitehall. Addresses : Wvldesmead, Morland Close, Hamp
stead ; The Briars, Bieldside, Aberdeenshire. (M9821)
TAYLOR, Major George PhiUp Du PLAT-, O.B.E, fi.
28 Feb. 1866 ; s. of the late Colonel J. L. Du Plat-Taylor, C.B,
of Combe Revile, Combe ; m. Sydney HUda, d. of Arthur Hutton
Croft, of Aldborough Hall, Yorkshire. Educ. : Eton. Major
(retired pay) Grenadier Guards. War Work: Permanent
President District Courts Martial London District. Address:
17, Hobart Place, Grosvenor Gardens, London. Clubs:
Guards' ; Bachelor's. (O7107)
TAYLOR, Major AUred Jesse SUENSON-, O.B.E, M.A.,

BIOGRAPHIES.

Templeton

Barrister-at-Law, fi. 14 Aug. 1893; s. of A. G. Taylor, of
Sutton, Surrey ; m. Mamie, d. of Albert Suenson, of Copen
hagen. Educ : Epsom Coll, and King's Coll, Cambridge ;
Middle Temple, London. War Work : Joined the forces in
Oct. 1914 ; commissioned Dec. 1914 ; served with Supply
and Transport Services attached to the Australian and New
Zealand Corps, Anzac, Gallipoli, 1915 ; invalided to England ;
posted to France, and appointed to Administrative Staff as
Deputy Assistant Director of Supplies and Transport, G.H.Q,
1916-19 ; assisted Ministry of Food, 1919. Addresses : 20,
Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park, W; 1, Essex Court Temple. (05832)
TEAGLE, AUoe Annie, M.B.E.
TEAGUE, Lieut. George Erie, M.B.E.
TEAR, Riohard Frederiok Charles, M.B.E, fi. 28 Nov.
1858; s, of the late Richard Henry Tear, of Wimbledon,
Surrey ; m. Louisa, d. of the late Owen Tomhnson, of Wimble
don. Educ : St. Xaviers, Calcutta, India ; South Lambeth
CoU., London. Superintendent, Boundary Dept,, Ordnance
Survey. War Work: Maps. (M4017)
TEARE, Robert Arminius Beaumont, M.B.E, fi. 25 April,
1872 ; s. of the late Robert Teare, of Liverpool and King's
Lynn ; to. Alice Margaret, e. d. of Joseph WiUiam Johnson,
of London. Educ. : King's Lynn (King Edward VII. Grammar
School). Entered Civil Service, 1889 ; Member Hendon
Urban District Council since 1913 ; Overseer since 1916 :
Chairman Hendon Public Health Committee ; Member of
Middlesex Districts Joint Smallpox Hospital Board ; Member
Hendon Education Committee ; Governor of Hendon County
School ; Member West Hendon Nursing Association Committee ;
Vice-President West Hendon and CoUndale Brotherhood. War
Wort: Member of Hendon Committee of the Soldiers' and
Sailors' FamUies Association from the commencement of the
war ; Member of Hendon Local War Pensions Committee since
its formation in 1916 ; Hon. Sec. West Hendon War Pensions
Committee ; Chairman, Pensions Appeals Committee ; Chair
man, Pensions Grants Committee ; Member of the Essex and
Middlesex Joint Disablement Committee ; Chairman, West
Hendon War ReUef Committee ; Member of the Local Distress
Committee (National ReUef Fund) ; Member of the Local
Food Control Committee ; Member of Fuel Control Committee ;
Member of Hendon Kitchens Committee ; Member of the
Housing Executive committee. Address : Wingfield, Station
Road, Hendon, N.W. 4. (M9828)
TEASDALE, Capt. George Arthur James, O.B.E,
TEASDALE, John, M.B.E.
TEBAY, Capt. Frederick Henry, O.B.E, 6. 1878. Educ. :
City of London School. Engraver. War Work : Siege
Artillery. Address : 120, Bedford HU1, London, S.W. (O2750)
TEBBITT, Mabel, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 7 July, 1875 ; d. of
Edward Carpenter, of Beckenham, Kent ; m. Ernest Reginald,
s. of Walter Tebbitt of Tunbridge WeUs. Educ. : Bromley
High School, and Miss AUen Olney, The Hall, Swiss Cottage.
War Work : Head Cook from Oct. 1914-16 ; Quartermaster
from Oct. 1916, to March, 1918 ; Assist. Commandant, March,
1918, to Dec. 1919, of St. Mark's Hospital, Tunbridge WeUs,
Sussex 92 V.A.D. Addresses: 5A, Grove HiU, Tunbridge
WeUs, Kent ; Barnfield, Hoadley Lane, Crowborough, Sussex.
(M4019)
TEBBS, Capt. Louis George, O.B.E.
TEBBUTT, Arnold, O.B.E, J.P. City of Winchester, 6.
July, 1858 ; s. of 0. P. Tebbutt, J.P, of Bluntisham, Hunting
donshire ; to. E. A. d. of James Marsh, of Stanstead, Essex.
Educ : Bishop Stortford CoU. Chairman of Winchester
Liberal Association, etc. ; Alderman of County CouncU of
Hampshire. War Work : Acted in advisory capacity to
ControUer of Mines Department from 1917-20. Address :
Claramond, 10, Clifton Road, Winchester. (011443)
TEBBUTT, Katherine Rose, M.B.E, 6. 10 Feb. 1889 ;
d. of Sidney Tebbutt, of Southampton. Educ. : Pembroke
House School, Southampton. Address : Bagenholt, North
lands Road, Southampton. (M2520)
TEBBUTT, Mary Jessie, M.B.E, 5. 23 Aug. 1887; d. of
SiCney Tebbutt, of Southampton. Educ : Pembroke House
School, Southampton. Address: Bagenholt, Northlands Road,
Southampton. (M2519)
TEDDER, AUred Edward, O.B.E.
TEDMAN, FUght-Lieut. Frank, M.B.E, R.A.F.
TEE, Major Charles Clifford, O.B.E. M.C,, 6. 17 Oct.
1882 ; s, of William Henry Tee, of Manchester • m. Nina Edith
Hoblyn, d. of the late Arthur Malet Hoblyn OUver. Educ. :
Elstree and Harrow. War Work : 1914-15, Royal Dish Rifles
in France ; Nov. 1915, to April, 1916, Instructor to newly-
formed Machine Gun Corps ; May, 1916, to Sept. 1918,
M.G. Corps in Macedonia ; Jan. 1919. to Dec. 1919, Machine
Gun Adviser to General Dennikin's Forces in South Russia,
also to Generals Wrangel and Schkuro. Address : c/o Messrs.
Cox & Co, Army Agents. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Queen's ;
Royal Automobile. (09753)
TEE, Major James Henry Stanley, C.B.E. Served in
S. Africa, 1900-1 (Queen's medal with seven clasps), and in
Great War, 1914-19, as Major R.A.S.C. (T.) (mentioned in
despatches). (C2178)
„ TEELING, Major Bartholomew Louis Charles, O.B.B,
B.A.S.C TEESDALE, Kenneth John Marmaduke, M.B.B, Com
mander of the Order of George I. of Greece, 6. 25 Jan. 1871 ;
s. of the Rev. Prebendary Teesdalo, of Chichester ; m. Louise

Elizabeth Agnes, d. of George G. Thomson, of Edinburgh.
Educ. : Winchester Coll. ; Magdalen Coll, Oxford. War Work :
Service in France with Croix Rouge Francaise, 1915-16 ;
Ministry of Munitions (Allies and Foreign Supplies Branch),
1916-20. Address : Ulverstone, Poaslake, Guildford, Surrey. (M2521)
TEGG, Capt. Charles, O.B.E.
TEICHMAN, Major Max, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
TELFER, Capt. John Edward, O.B.B.
TELFORD, John Charles, O.B.E, A.M.I.CE, 6. 12 April,
1883 ; s. of John Telford, of Middlesbrough ; m. Edith Mary,
d. of John Appleton, of Middlesbrough. Educ. : Middles
brough Grammar School ; Hugh BeU School ; Middlesbrough
High School. Civil Engineer ; late Manager of Dorman, Long
& Co, Ltd. Constructional Dept, Middlesbrough, now General
Manager, Braithwaite & Co, West Bromwich, and Newport,
Mon. War Work : Assistant Director of Supplies in the Dept.
of the C.G.M.S, Ministry of Shipping. Address : Bloomfield
House, Sedgley, nr. Dudley. Club : National Liberal. (011445)
TEMPERLEY, Charles, O.B.E.
TEMPERLEY, Capt. Clive Errington, O.B.B, M.C
TEMPERLEY, Dorothy Mary Gladys, O.B.E.
TEMPERLEY, Major Harold WiUiam VazeiUe, M.A,
O.B.E, 6. 20 AprU, 1879 ; s. of the late Ernest Temperley,
Fellow of Queen's CoU, Cambridge ; to. Gladys d. of the
late Job Bradford, Barrister-at-law. Educ: Sherborne School,
King's CoU, Cambridge. Tutor in History and FeUow of
Peterhouse, Cambridge ; Reader in Modern History, Univ. of
Cambridge. War Work : Commissioned as Lieut. 2/lst Fife
and Forfar Yeomanry, Nov. 1914 ; Capt. 1915 ; Major, 1918 ;
General Staff Officer, 1916 ; Assistant MUitary Attache (Serbian
G.H.Q. 1918, Belgrade, 1920) ; has received Roumanian and
Serbian decorations. Addresses : Peterhouse, Cambridge ;
107, King Henry's Road, Primrose Hill, N.W. 3. Club :
Reform. (O3190)
TEMPERLEY, Major Robert, O.B.E, T.D.
TEMPEST, Henrietta Frances May, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d.
of Sir Robert T. Tempest. Bart, of Tong Hall, Yorks ; to.
John Hicks Graves, who assumed the name of Tempest by
Royal Licence on his wife's accession to the Tong Estates, of
Bradenham, Bucks. War Work : Commandant of Bucks
V.A.D. 40, acting Commandant of Perthshire V.A.D. 24 ;
Pres. Red Cross, Perthshire ; organised an AuxUiary Hospital
of 20 beds at Dalguise, Perthshire, and acted as Commandant
of same, from June, 1915, to May, 1919. Addresses : Braden
ham House, Buck?!. ; Tong Hall, Yorks ; Dalguise House,
Perthshire. Club : Empress. (011447)
TEMPEST, Lieut.-Col. Percy Crosland, C.B.E, M.Inst.CE,
Chevalier of the Legion of Honour, Belgian Croix d'officier de
I'ordre de Leopold, 1918, 6. 24 Feb. 1861 ; s. of Charles
Tempest (Solicitor), of Leeas ; to. Evelyn Kate, d. of Alfred
Willis, J.P, D.L, of Kemsing, Kent. Educ. : Leeds Grammar
School, and Leeds Univ. General Manager and Chief Engineer
to the S.E. & 0. Rlys. Managing Committee ; Engineer to
the EngUsh Channel Tunnel Co. ; Engineer to East London
RaUway Joint Committee. War Work: Engaged on enlarging
the Military Base at Boulogne, 1914-15 ; assisting the Chemin
de Fer du Nord in reconstruction of bridges and other works,
throughout the war, as also the Belgian State Railways, and
obtaining and shipping supplies to these raUways. Address :
Crismill, Chislehurst Road, Bromley, Kent. (C315)
TEMPLE, Comm. John Howard, O.B.B, R.N.V.R.
TEMPLE, Lieut.-Col. Reginald CecU, O.B.E, R.M.A..
6. 13 Aug. 1877 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. WUliam Temple, V.C, of
Co. Monaghan, Ireland ; m. Zillah Edith, d. of Vere D. V. Hunt,
of Co. Limerick, Deland. Educ. : Dulwich College. Officer
of Royal Marine ArtiUery ; served in InteUigence Department,
Admiralty, 1905-10 ; Intelligence Officer on Staff of 0. to
O. Mediterranean, 1910-13. War Work : H.M.S. " Ocean "
Aug. 1914, to March, 1915 ; operations in Mesopotamia,
Suez Canal, and DardaneUes Military; Governor, Tenedos,
March to May; appointed InteUigence Officer (G.S.O.2) on
Staff of Vice-Admiral JSgean Squadron, July, 1915, and served
to this capacity tUl July, 1919 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col. and G.S.O. 1
Feb. 1917. Address : Eastney Barracks, Portsmouth. Club :
United Service. (04329)
TEMPLE, Robert, M.B.E.
TEMPLE, Major Thomas, O.B.E, R.A, fi. 31 Aug. 1883 ;
s. of Col. John Temple, R.F.A. ; to. Delia Louisa Kate, d. of
A E Ryves, Barrister-at-Law. Educ. : Malvern College.
R.A. attached to Indian Ordnance Dept. War Work : Mesopo
tamia, 1917-19 ; Afghanistan, 1919-20. Address : Heathfield
Lodge, Bitteme. _ ,._,__ . _ _„J067U>
TEMPLE, Walter Middlewood, O.B.E, fi. 1872; s. of
Michael Temple, of Driffield ; m. Alice Temple, d. of Robert
Hall Carlton, of Bridlington. Member of the Staff of City of
York Education Committee. War Work : Hon. Sec. of the
North Ridtog of Yorkshire Coimty Committee for War Savings
Organisation ; Hon. Sec. of the City of York War Savings
Committee. Addresses: Law Court Buildings, York;
Wetherby Road. Acomb, York. (011448)
TEMPLER, Col. Henry, O.B.B.
TEMPLER, Lieut.-Col. Walter Francis. C.B.E, 6. 28
Aug 1865 ; s. of R. B. Templer, of Armagh, Deland. Educ. :
Charterhouse, Pembroke College, Cambridge, and R.M.C
Sandhurst, 87th Royal Dish FusUiers and Royal Army Pay
Department. Address: The Castle, Cape Town. (C2179)
TEMPLETON, Archibald Angus, M.B.E, 6. 22 Aug.

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Templeton

THE ORDER OE THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

1893; s. of WiUiam Templeton, J.P, CO, of Torland. Educ. :
Hamilton Academy, and Glasgow University. Solicitor.
War Work : Gazetted 15th August 1915 ; France with 1st
Black Watch ; attached Staff of 67th Division ; Capt. and
Adjutant, 51st Batt. Gordon Highrs. ; returned CivU Employ
ment, Jan. 1919. Address : Torland, Dalserf, Lanarkshire. (M5666)
TEMPLETON, Col. Charles Perry, C.B.E, D.S.O, M.D,
CM, CA.M.C, 6. 10 July, 1884 ; s. of WUliam Templeton, of
Napanee, Ont. ; m. Alice (who died 1914), d. of Judge T. D.
Cumberland, Brandon. Educ : Queen's CoU. Surgeon.
War Work : 3rd Canadian Field Ambulance, Aug. 1914, to
Feb. 1917 ; D.A.D.M.S, 1st Canadian Div. Feb. 1917, to Aug.
1918 ; A.D.M.S, 3rd Canadian Div. Aug. 1918, to May,
1919 ; in France from Feb. 1915, to Feb. 1919 ; C.B.E, D.S.O,
despatches three times ; rank of fuU Colonel. Address :
Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. Clubs : Brandon ; Brandon
Golf and County. (C1356)
TENCH, LiUian Eugenia, O.B.E. ; d. of Dr. Edward Beavan
Tench, of Ludlow. Educ. : London. War Work : Second
in Command of English Soldiers' and SaUors' Club, Rome.
Address : c/o Dr. Montague Tench, Duumow, Essex. (03952)
TENNANT, Lieut. Ernest WilUam Dalrymple, O.B.E.
TENNANT, Lieut.-Col. Henry Lancelot, O.B.E.
TENNENT, Lieut. Anderson Kirkwood, O.B.E.
TENNENT, Capt. Henry Moncrieff , O.B.B. R.A.S.C.
TENNENT, John James Colvin, O.B.E, 6. 26 AprU,
1861 ; s. of James Boursiquot, of Norwood, Surrey ; m. Dorothy
Elizabeth, d. of John Shettle, of Mapperton, Dorset. Educ. :
Privately. Late Pembroke ArtiUery Militia. War Work :
Acting Paymaster, Army Pay Department. Address : Red-
lands, Surbiton HiU, Surrey. (011449)
TENNENT, Major Thomas Hastings, O.B.B. (Military
Division), retired Pay, late Royal Engineers, 6. 21 Jan. 1860 ;
s. of Thomas Tennent, of Glasgow ; m. Eliza Jane (who died),
d. of Thomas Cowley, of London. Educ. : Royal Hibernian
MiUtary School, Dublin. War Work: Equipment of the troops
at Aldershot for active service. Address : c/o Cox and Co,
16, Charing Cross. S.W. 1. (03191)
TENNEY, John, CB.E, I.S.O, 6. 1856; s. of John
Tenney, of Trentonow, Cornwall ; to. Mary Charlotte Water-
low, d. of Philip S. King, of Westminster, formerly wife of
R. D. Roberts, D.Sc, of London University. Educ : Privately.
Late Principal Clerk, Exchequer and Audit Department
(1875-1919). Address : The Long House, Hindhead, Surrey.
Club : National Liberal. (C2991)
TENNYSON, Ivy Gladys, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 29 Jan.
1880 ; d. of W. J. Pretious, of Loughton, Essex ; to. Charles
Bruce, Locker s. of the Hon. Lionel Tennyson (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ. : Canterbury. Sec. of Free Trade Union
1903-09. War Work : Head of Women's Establishment
Ministry of Munitions, Oct. 1916, to April, 1919. Address :
26, Cheyne Row, Chelsea, S.W. (0797)
TERNAN, Major Henry Augustus Brefiney, O.B.E, 6.
1876 ; s. of Col. H. B. Ternan, of Ashley Cottage, Walton-on-
Thames. Educ. : Lancing and Sandhurst. (Retired) Army.
Club : Naval and Military. (05843)
TERRILL, Lieut. Frank, O.B.E, R.N.
TERRINGTON, Baron, O.B.E. : see Woodhouse, H. J. S.
TERRIS, James, O.B.E, fi. 23 July, 1877 ; s. of James
Terris, of Kelty ; to. Georgina Kennedy, d. of George A.
Braddon, of Musselburgh. Educ : Kelty Public School.
Address : 42, West Holmes Gardens, Musselburgh. (011450)
TERRY, Lieut.-Col. Claude Herbert, O.B.E, A.I.F,
TERRY, Lieut.-Col. Cyril Edward, O.B.E, 6. 25 April,
1870 ; s. of the late Rev. Michael Terry, M.A. : m. Annie
Victoria, d. of John Latham, F.S.A, of London. Educ :
Derby School. Regular Army. War Work: France and
Flanders. Address : Rothesay House, Netley Abbey, Hants.
(05844)
TERRY, Walter Eyre, M,B.E, M.A, 6. 1862 ; s. of Charles
Terry, of Tostock, Suffolk ; m. Elsie Augusta (who died), d. of
Wallace Crothers, of Chew Magna. Educ. : Uppingham nnd
Pembroke Coll, Cambridge. War Work: Hon. Sec. Red Cross
Hospital, Finborough HaU, Suffolk. Address : Gt. Fmborough,
Suffolk. (M9829)
TETLEY, Herbert Hustler, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 10 Jan
1854 ; s. of WUUam and Ann Tetley, of Bradford ; m. Hannah,
d. of James Robertshaw, of Great Horton, Bradford. Educ ¦
Commenced working at 7 years of age ; self-educated bv home-
study and evening classes at Bradford Mechanics' Institute.
Printer and Publisher ; City Alderman and Justice of the
Peace for City of Bradford ; Chairman of Local Naval and
Military War Pensions Committee. War Work: Chairman
(1915-19), Bradford Lord Mayor's Fund (a voluntary fund for
augmenting separation allowances to Soldiers' and SaUors'
Dependants) about £200,000 disbursed ; Chahman, Old
Age Pensions Committee (1912-19), upon which devolved,
during the war, the work of dealing with Soldiers' and Sailors'
Dependants, other than wives and children.; Chairman, Naval
and Military War Pensions Committee, from its formation in
1915 up to present time ; Lord Mayor of Bradford, 1918
Addresses : 16, St. Andrew's Place, Bradford. Club : Bradford
and County Conservative. (C29921
TEVERSHAM, Col. Richard Kinloch, D.S.O, O.B E , 6
1856 ; s. of the late Major Mark Teversham ; to. 1888, Ethel
Mary e d. of W. A. Symonds, sometime Sup. of Central Jail.
Coimbatore Entered Army, 1875 ; Capt. M.S.C (now Indian
Army), 1886; Major, 1895; Lieut.-Col. 1901; Brevet Col

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1904; served with Burma Expedition, 1886-87 (medal) ; some
time Officiating A.A.G. Madras Command ; appointed a Gen
Staff Officer. 1914. (O8950)
TEW, Capt. Charles Napier Alexander, O.B.E, R.E.
TEWKSBURY, Searson WilUam, O.B.E.
THACKERAY, Major Joseph Makepeace, O.B.E.
THACKWELL, Major Noel Edmund Osbert, O.B.E,
Royal Garrison Artillery, fi. 16 Dec. 1878 ; s. of Lieut.-Col.
J. E. L. Thackwell, late 5th Lancers and Cork ArtUlery, of
Aghada Hall, Co. Cork. Educ. : Bath College. ' Instr. Gun
nery, Malta, 1908-11, Adjt. Cork ArtiUery, 1914-15. War. Work :
Adjt. various Siege Training Brigade, 1914 ; B.E.F. (France),
1916 ; operations, July, Aug, 1916 ; Commanded 180 Siege
Batty, France, 1916-17 ; Adjt. of Havre Base, 1918-19.
Address : c/o Mrs. M. R. Bennett, 10, Royal Parade, Chelten
ham, Glos. (05845)
THADDEUS, Mary, Mrs., M.B.E. '
THADDEUS, Mesrop Gabriel, M.B.E.
THADDEUS, Mesrup, M.B.B.
THAIN, Alexander, M.B.E.
THAKE, Frank Edward Seymour, M.B.E.
THANE, Capt. Charles Stuart, M.B.B.
THATCHER, Noel, O.B.B, M.A, LL.B. (Cantab.),
Barrister-at-Law, 6. 17 June, 1871 ; s. of R. H. Thatcher, of
Wickham, nr. Newbury, Berks. Educ : Newbury Grammar
School ; Privately, and St. John's Coll, Cambridge.
Mathematical Exhibitioner and Prizeman and Choral Scholar
of St. John's Coll, Cambridge, 1891-5 ; Double Honours,
Mathematics and Law, 1894-5. Educational work ; Mathe
matical and Physics Lecturer for 9 years at York Training
College, 1904-13 ; Principal of Univ. of London's Goldsmiths'
Coll. Hostel for Men, 2 913-16 ; work under Ministry of Labour
since Aoril, 1919 ; now Assistant to the Sec. of the Industrial
Court (formerly Court of Arbitration). War Work : Statis
tician in MobUisation Directorate of War Office ; Member and
Sec. of Committees, and Head of Statistical Section 1917-19 ;
Volunteer (East Surrey Regt.), 1916-19 ; Special Constable
(Metrop. Police), 1914-19. Address : Saverne, Cressingham
Grove, Sutton, Surrey. (011451)
THATCHER, Capt. Reginald Sparshatt, O.B.E,M.C, B.A.,
F.R.C.O, (3rd Somerset L.I.), 6. 11 March, 1888 ; s. of the
late W. J. Thatcher, of Midsomer Norton, Somerset ; m. Ruth,
d. of the late W. J. Trethowan, of Salisbury. Educ : Royal
CoU. of Music, and Worcester Coll, Oxford. Organist and
Master bf music at Charterhouse. War Work : Enlisted 3rd
Somerset L.I, Aug. 1914 ; Commission, Oct. 1914 ; served in
France, Belgium, Italy, and Germany (Army of Occupation)
from May, 1915, to AprU, 1919 ; served with 2nd Duke of
Wellington's, 1st Somerset L.I, H.Q. 4th Division, H.Q.
2nd Army (as D.A.Q.M.G.), and G.H.Q. Italy (as D.A.Q.M.G.) ;
mentioned in despatches, Croix de Guerre (French), Corona
d'ltalia (Chevalier). Address : Charterhouse, Godalming. (02753)
THEAKSTON, Capt. Francis, O.B.E, R.E.
THEAKSTON, WiUiam Pease, M.B.E, J.P.
THELLUSSON, Florence Adeline, M.B.E. Lately head
V.A.D. worker at St. Dunstan's, No. 11 House. Now Matron
of Ilkley Annexe. (M10337)
THEOBALD, Charles Henry Gordon Eyre, M.B.E, fi.
17 March, 1860 ; s. of Canon Theobald, of Lasham, Hants. ;
m. Lucy Anne, d. of 0. C Skarratt. Educ. : Tonbridge School.
War Work : Missing Soldieis Department of the B,ed Cross.
Address : 11, Egerton Place, London, S.W. 3. Clubs : Junior
Carlton ; Ranelagh. (M2524)
THEOBALD, Major Courtney Eleves, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
THEODOSIUS, Alfred Fletcher, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 9 Dec.
1866 ; s. of the Rev. James Henry Theodosius, M.A, of
Stafford. Educ. : Bath Coll, aud Univ. CoU, Oxford. Tutor
in University of Oxford. War Work : 1915, worked in France
with the French Red Cross ; 1916-17, at Admiralty ; 1917-19,
at Ministry of Pensions; Officer of the Order of Christ
(Portugal). Address: 13, Merton Street. Clubs: Leander;
Gridiron (Oxford) ; Royal Societies' ; Oxford and Cambridge.
THESIGER, Florita Maria-Engracia, Mrs. Arthur,
O.B.E, 6. 31 Jan. 1873 ; d. of Edward J. Knight, of Tregroes,
Pencoed, Glamorgan ; m. Arthur Lionel Bruce (Barrister-at-
Law), s. of Hon. Sir E. P. Thesiger, K.C.B. (see Bukke'S Peer
age), of 142, Sloane Street. Educ: Privately and Royal
HoUoway CoUege. War Work : Organiser and Hon. Sec. of
Princess Louis of Battenberg's (afterwards Lady MUford
Haven) Minesweepers' Fund ; Chairman of Finance Committee,
Chelsea V.A.D. Hospital. Address : Heath Corner, Burgh
Heath, Surrey. Club : International Women's Franchise. (011453)
THESIGER, Hon. Kathleen Mary, Mrs. WUfred, CB.E.,
6. 4 Feb. 1880 ; d. of Thomas Mercer Cliffe Vigors, of Burgage,
Co. Carlow ; to. WUfred Gilbert, s. of 2nd Lord Chelmsford
(see Burke's Peerage). During the revolution in Abyssinia,
Mrs. Thesiger kept the infant and only son of the Heir Apparent
at the Legation, and for some months afterwards. War Work :
Services rendered during the influenza epidemic, Nov. 1918.
Address : 34, Onslow Square, S.W. (011453)
THESIGER, Hon. Percy Mansfield, M.B.E, fi. 7 Nov.
1869 ; s. of Frederick Augustus, 2nd Baron Chelmsford,
G.C.B, G.CV.O. (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. Katharine Frances,
a. of A. F. Wallace, of Candacraig, Strathdon, Aberdeenshire.
Served as Lieut. Royal Kent Yeomanry during the Great War.
Address : 25, Cranley Gdns, S.W. Club : Boodle's. (M2525)

BIOGRAPHIES.

Thomas

THEW, Charlton, M.B.E.
THICKE, Lieut. Claude Stanley, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
THIRKELL, Lieut. Constantine, M.B.E.
THIRKELL, Capt. Robert Mowbray Winston, M.B.E.
THIRKELL, WiUiam, M.B.E.
THIRLWELL, Rev. Thomas WiUiam, O.B.E, 6. 28 Jan.
1876 ; s. of John Thirlwell, of Catton, Northumberland ; to.
IsabeUa, d. of Robert Adams, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. :
Newcastle-on-Tyne, and King's College, London. Mission
Van Sec, Church Army, 1909-14 ; Chan-man of Executive
Council, Church Benefit Society. 1913-14 ; Member of Execu
tive CouncU, Church Benefit Society since 1902 ; Trustee of
Church Benefit Society from 1918 ; Parochial Dept. Sec.
Church Army since 1918. War Work : Sec. of the Church
Army War Hospital, 1914-17 ; Personnel Sec, Church Army
Hut Dept. 1915-19. ^.oWress : 12, St. John's Road, Wembley. (03953)
THIRSK, Richard, O.B.E, fi. 3 Oct. 1876. Educ. :
Edinburgh and the Continent. British Consul at Aarhus,
Denmark ; Assistant Sec. to the Commission Internationale
Slesvig during the period of the Plebiscite according to the
terms of Article 109 of the Treaty of VersaiUes. War Work :
Was on various occasions commended by the Lords of the
Admiralty and by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
for important work in connection with the Blockade. Clubs :
British Consulate, Aarhus, Denmark. (03954)
THOM, Frederick WorraU, M.B.E, Can. A.M.C.
THOM, Col. George St. Clair, C.B, C.M.G, C.B.E, M.B, 6.
1870. Educ. : Edinburgh Univ. Entered R.A.M.C. 1894; Lieut.-
Col. 1915 ; Col. Army Med. Ser. 1917 ; S. African War, 1900-2
(despatches, Queen's medal with three clasps, King's medal
with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19, on Staff and as Dep.
Director of Med. Ser. Russian Expeditionary Force (despatches). (C2359d>
THOM, Lieut.-Comm. James Henry, O.B.E, R.N.
THOM, James Maxtone, O.B.E, M.B, CM, D.P.H,
J.P, fi. 1863 ; s. of the late Alexander Thorn, L.R.CS.E,
and M.R.C.S. (Eng.), of Crieff, Perthshire ; to. Jessie Ludlam,
d. ot the late George Nesbit Minto, J.P. of Hong Kong and
London. Educ : Morrison's Academy, Crieff, and Univ. of
Edinburgh. Superintendent, Royal Infirmary, Glasgow.
War Work : Member of War Executive, Scottish Branch,
British Red Cross Society . Address : Royal Infirmary,
Glasgow. Clubs: Scottish Constitutional; Royal Scottish
AutomobUe. (011454)
THOM, Robert Absalom, O.B.E, 6. 1873 ; s. of George
Thorn, of Aberdeen ; to. Robina, d. of James Wills, of Aber
deen. Educ. : Robert Gordon's CoU, Aberdeen. Mechanical
Engineer ; Assistant to the Chief Mechanical Engineer, Great
Central Railway, Gorton, Manchester. War Work : The
manufacture, to tie Dukinfield and Gorton works of the Great
Central RaUway Co, of ambulance trains, gun carriages,
howitzer carriages, sighting gear, high-explosive sheUs, car
tridge cases, forgings, drop-stampings, etc. Address : 11,
Leven Terrace, Fairfield, Manchester. (011455)
THOM, Sir WilUam, K.B.E, Chairman, Blackburn
Board of Management, Ministry of Supplies ; Member of the
Engineering Trades (New Industries Committee of the Ministry
of Reconstruction) ; Director of Messrs. Tates and Thorn, Ltd.
Address: Blackburn (K236)
THOMAS, FUght-Lieut. Alan Miller, M.B.E, R.A.F.
. THOMAS, Major Alfred Dominy, O.B.E, T.D, fi. 26
Sept. 1855 ; s. of WUliam Thomas, of Southook, Pembroke
shire; m. Matilda Jane, d. of Edwin Pearson, of Bristol.
Educ. : CUfton Church School, and Trade and Mining School,
Bristol. Superintendent of Workshops and Surveyor, CUfton
CoU., Bristol. War Work : Officer-in-Charge Clothing Store,
Range, BuUdings, Headquarters, etc, Gloucester County
Association (T.F.). Bristol. Addresses : CUfton CoU, Bristol :
9, St. John's Road, CUfton, Bristol. (011456)
THOMAS, Arnold, M.B.E, 6. 1882 ; s. of James Thomas,
of Lewisham ; to. May Maud, d. of H. M. Stanley, of Dawley,
Salop. Educ. : City of Westminster School. Draper, etc.
War Work : Ministry of Food ; War Savings Association ;
Herts Special Police. Address : Samia, Ware Road, Hertford.
Club: National Liberal. (M4021)
THOMAS, Arthur Augustus, M.B.E, B.A, fi. 12 Aug.
1862; s. of David Thomas, of Landore, Swansea : m. Kath
leen LUy, d. of Marshall Jackman, of Longfield, Kent. Educ. :
St. Paul's Coll. Cheltenham, Royal Univ. of Deland, Dublin.
Governor of Northern Polytechnic ; Governor of Highbury
Hill High School; Bometime Member of L.CC. for East
Islington ; President, Athenian FootbaU League. War Work :
Hon. MiUtary Representative, Borough of Islington ; Vice-
Chairman, S.Northamptonshire Recruiting Committee ; National
Service Representative, Islington. Addresses : 5, Crown Office
Sow, Temple ; 5, Elm Grove Road, W. 5. Club : National
Liberal. (M1009)
THOMAS Capt. Arthur Henry, M.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C
THOMAS, Arthur Lloyd, M.B.E., 6. 5 Nov. 1869; s.
of WUliam Thomas, of Coedpenmaen, Pontypridd ; to. Agnes,
d. of David Jones, of Treforest. Educ. : Cardiff Technical
Schools; Cardiff Univ. Schools (National Bronze Medallist,
Special Queen's Prizeman, National Science Exhibitioner).
Housing Commissioner, Wales and Mon. (Mimstry of Health).
Consulting Engineer and Architect; FeUow Surveyors' Insti
tute ; Member Institute Mechanical Engineers ; Member of
Council, South Wales' Institute of Architects. War Work :
Sec, two Red Cross Hospitals ; Sec. Pontypridd and Rhondda

Div. Red Cross ; Asst. County Director Red Cross, Glam
Addresses: The Grove, Pontypridd; 23, GeUiwastad Road,
Pontypridd. Club : National Liberal. (M9831)
THOMAS, Surg.-Comm. Arthur Riohard, O.B.E,
F.R.CS, R.N.
THOMAS, Capt. Bernard Henry, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
THOMAS, Bert, M.B.E.
THOMAS, Capt. Cecil Compton, O.B.E, Can. A.S.C.
THOMAS, Capt. Charles William, C.B.E, R.N. Has
Legion of Honour and Mil. Order of Aviz of Portugal. (C919)
THOMAS, Daniel, CB.E. Private Secretary to H.M.'s
First Commissioner of Works. (C3167)
THOMAS, David, O.B.E, B.A. (London), elected F.L.S. in
1903, 6. 15 Feb. 1866; s. of the late David Thomas, of
Llanwnen, Cardiganshire ; m. Annie, d. of the late John
Carrington, of Wrexham. Educ. : Llanwnen ; Lampeter ;
Carmarthen (Graduated in Arts at the Univ. of London in
Oct. 1892). Assistant Master at the PenygelU Schools, Wrex
ham, 1887-90 ; Headmaster of the Borth School, Portmadoc,
Carnarvonshire, 1890-93 ; commenced duties as an Inspector
of Schools, under the Board of Education, May, 1893. War
Work : Joint Hon. Sec. to the Cardiganshire County Committee
for War Savings. Addresses : Eirianfa, Caradoc Road, Aberyst
wyth ; Board of Education, Whitehall, London, S.W. 1.
(01916)
THOMAS, Lieut.-Col. David Brodie, O.B.E, 6. 19 Feb.
1863 ; s. of the late Benjamin Thomas, F.R.CS, LlaneUy ;
to. Gertrude Annie, d. of the Rev. Canon Treasurer C. I. Ather
ton M.A, of Exeter. Educ. : Epsom CoU. ; Oxford MUitary
CoU. ; Naval Military Academy, Gosport. Chin-Lushai
Expedition, 1889-90. War Work: 1914-18: mentioned in
despatches (London Gazette) three times. Address : Silver-
mead, Blackmore Road, Malvern. Club : Junior Army and
Navy. (02754)
THOMAS, David John, O.B.E.
THOMAS, Dulcibel Catherine Iltuta, M.B.E, fi. 20 Jan.
1872 ; d. of Iltid Thomas, of Glanmor, Swansea. War Work :
Member of Swansea Local War Pensions Committee, and Vice-
Chairman of a Sub-Committee ; Member of Swansea Rural Dis
trict War Pensions Committee ; Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and Sailors'
FamiUes Association (Swansea and Pontardawe Branch) ;
District Representative Women's Branch under Ministry of
Agriculture. Address : Bryn Neulog, Sketty, Glamorganshire. (M9832)
THOMAS, Edgar William, C.B.E, 6. 1879. Member of
London Stock Exchange ; Partner in firm of Greenwood and Co.
sometime Financial Adviser to PubUc Trustee. (C1045)
THOMAS, Edward, M.B.E, 6. 10 March, 1854; s. of
Edward Thomas, of Penralt Farm, near Harlech ; to. Cecilia
Grant, d. ol David Lister, of Newcastle, N.B. Canada. Educ. -
Harlech. Ship Master ; twenty-eight years in the service of
Messrs. Frederick Leyland & Co, Liverpool. War Work :
South African Trooping Service in Command of the S.S.
" Cestrian " ; also commanded the same ship during the Great
War, from Aug. 1914 until torpedoed, June, 1917 ; then com
manded S.S. "Parisian" and "Bohemian," until Armistice,
1918, in various British and AUied trooping service ; during
this time he lost no men except unfortunately three engine-room
hands, killed by explosion of enemy torpedo when H.M.S.
" Cestrian " was sunk in jEgean Sea, June, 1917, on a voyage
from Salonica to Alexandria with part of the 10th Division.
Address : Overdale, 23, Kelvtoside, Gt. Crosby, near Liverpool. (M2529)
THOMAS, Edward George, O.B.B. (January 1920), M.D.,
CM, 6. 2 Oct. 1853 ; eldest s. of the Rev G. T. W. Thomas,
M.A, formerly Vicar of St. Mark's, Gloucester ; to. Alice
Louisa, d. of Alfred Moseley, has issue one daughter. Educ. :
Felsted; Edinburgh Univ. W ar Work : Civil Surgeon, Guards'
Depot, Caterham. 1915 ; raised and First Commandant of Red
Cross V.A.D. Surrey 88, 1914; mentioned to despatches and
brought to the notice of the Secretary of State for War for
valuable medical services. Address: HaveringweU, Caterham,
Surrey. (011852)
THOMAS, Ethel, O.B.E. Q.M.A.A.C.
THOMAS, Farrar WoUuston, O.B.E.
THOMAS, Capt. Francis Henry Hale, O.B.E, T.D, 6.
23 June, 1874 ; s. of Francis H. Thomas, of Leytonstone.
Educ. : Wellington Commercial Coll., and Drapers' Co. Secre
tary's Office, Great Eastern Railway Co. War Work : Qr.-Mr.
6th Bn City of London Rifles, 1914-15 ; Qr.-Mr. and Assist.
Adjt and Qr.-Mr. No. 1 (N.C) School of Instruction, 1916 ;
Adjt and Qr.-Mr. Senior Officers' School, Aldershot, from
Oct 1916 to Sept. 1919. Address : 30, Vernon Road, Leyton
stone, Essex, E. 11. (08951)
THOMAS, Frank Charles, O.B.E, 6. 26 March, 1865 ;
s of the late PhiUp Edwin Thomas, of Southampton; m.
Lucy Mary, d. of the late Robert Eveleigh, of Devonshire,
Educ ¦ Southampton. Sec. of the Union-Castle MaU Steam
ships' Co. Ltd. Member of Shipping Federation Ltd, London
Shipowners' Dock Labour Committee, and London Chamber of
Commerce War Work : Local Sec. of the Union-Castle Line
at Southampton, 1914-19, deaUng there with Company's
Stiamers engaged in Naval and MiUtary requirements a»
Hospital Ships, Transports, Armed Cruisers, etc. ; Hon. Sec.
Southampton District Munitions (shells, etc.), Committee,
1915-18- assisted the Chairman of General Munitions Tribunal
(South Western Division), 1915-18 as Employers' Assessor at

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Exeter, Basingstoke, Portsmouth, and Southampton. Ad
dresses : The Union-Castle Line, 3 and 4, Fenchurch Street,
E.C. 3 ; 44, Crescent Road, Norwood Park, S.E. 25. (011457)
THOMAS, Capt. George Pollard, O.B.E, R.G.A, 6. 6
June 1893 ; s. of H. A. Thomas, of London ; m. Florence
Ruby Beatrice, d. of Lieut.-Col. H. K. Gordon (ret.), of Folke
stone. Educ : CUfton CoU, and R.M.A, Woolwich. Officer
in His Majesty's Land Forces. War Work : Gibraltar, 1914 ;
B.E.F, France, 1915-18 ; attached to American Exped. Force
in France as Artillery Instructor, 1918. Address : c/o Cox &
Co, 16. Charing Cross, S.W. 1. (02755)
THOMAS, Lieut. Godfrey Herbert, M.B.E, LA.
THOMAS, Capt. Harold Miles, M.B.E.
THOMAS, Harry Jones, M.B.E.
THOMAS, Henry FrankUn, O.B.E.
THOMAS, Lieut. Hugh Hamshaw, M.B.E.
THOMAS, Major Hugh James Protheroe, O.B.E,
"R C A CV )
THOMAS, Ivor Cradock, M.V.O, O.B.B, 6. 4 April^lSei ;
s. of the late Benjamin Thomas, F.R.G.S, of LlaneUy, S. Wales ;
to. Laura Mulgrave, d. of the late Major-Gen. C Hardy, R.A,
of Dover. Educ. : Cowbridge Coll. ; Epsom Coll. ; R.I.E.C
CoU, Coopers HiU. Chief Engineer, Telegraphs, India, 35
years' service, retired AprU, 1916. War Work : Ministry of
Munitions, Priority Department, Nov. 1916, to June, 1919 ;
Section Director. Address : Mt. ShaU, Sidley, Sussex. Club :
East India United Service. (03955)
THOMAS, James Bertram, M.B.B. A.M.Inst.CE, 6.
1875 ; to. Elizabeth Annie Wainscott. Educ. : Admiralty
Schools ; Goldsmith's Coll. Seven years on the Naval Design
ing Staff of Sir W. G.Armstrong, Whitworth & Co. ; since 1912,
as an Assistant to the Director of Naval Construction, Vickers,
Ltd. War Work : Superintended the instaUation of apparatus
for protection against mines in over 3000 merchant ships at
the chief ports of the British Isles and in the Mediterranean ;
also all designs of arrangements for submarine attack and pro
tection against mines for the Allied Navies. Addresses : 1,
Honor Oak Road, Forest HiU, S.E. ; Vickers House, West
minster, S.W. (M9833)
THOMAS, Jessie, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 1862 ; eldest d. of the
late EU Heyworth, J.P, of Blackburn ; widow of Franklin
Talbot, eldest s. of the late Franklin Thomas, of Blackburn.
Educ. : Birklands. Hornsey Lane, N. War Work : Vice-
President Blackburn Branch East Lancs Division ; Head of
Comforts Section, 1914-19 ; Chairman of Blackburn Prisoners
of War Help Committee. Address : Blackburn, Lancs. (01919)
THOMAS John Frederick Ivor, O.B.E. .
THOMAS, Col. Sir John Lynn, K.B.E, C.B, C.M.G,
F.R.CS, fi. 10 Sept. 1861 ; s. of the late Evan Thomas, of
Llandyssol, Cardigan ; m. daughter of the late Edward Jenkins,
of Cardiff. Educ. : Privately, London Hospital, and Vienna.
Surgeon, King Edward VII.'s Hospital ; Consulting Surgeon
to many hospitals in the Western Command ; Member of the
CouncU of Surgeons, England ; served in S. African War with
Welsh Hospitals ; formerly Senior House Surgeon to the
Cardiff Infirmary, and House Surgeon to the London Hospital.
etc. Addresses : Greenlawn, Pen-y-lan, Cardiff ; Stradmore,
Cenarth, Carmarthen. Clubs : Royal Automobile ; Garrick ;
Cardiff and County (Cardiff). (K197)
THOMAS, Kathleen KyiBn, O.B.E.
THOMAS, Major Lewis, O.B.E.
THOMAS, Lillie, Mrs, O.B.E.
THOMAS, Maude Tuson, O.B.E.
THOMAS, Morgan, O.B.E.
THOMAS, Olive Morton, M.B.E.
THOMAS, Capt. Otho Vincent, O.B.E, R.A.F.
THOMAS, Capt. Percy Edward, O.B.E, A.R.I.B.A, fi.
1883 ; s. of the late Capt. Christmas Thomas, of Penarth,
S. Wales : to. Margaret Ethel, d. of H. E. Turner. Educ. :
Hasland House, Penarth, S. Wales. Partner in firm of Ivor
Jones and Percy Thomas, Architects, Cardiff ; Designer of
many weU-known buildings to the Principality, including
Cardiff Technical College, Merthyr Y.M.C.A, etc. ; was one
of the ten firms selected in competition for the new Board of
Trade Offices, Whitehall ; Member of CouncU, and Hon.
Librarian, South Wales Institute of Architects. War Work :
Joined Artists' Rifles, in 1915 ; rose through various non
commissioned ranks, and eventually obtained commission in
Royal Engineers ; was with a Field Company, R.E, on the
Somme, 1916-17 Vimy Ridge, etc. ; was promoted Capt. and
Adjutant, R.E, in Dec. 1917 ; in June, 1918, was further pro
moted to Staff Officer to Chief Engineer 13th Corps, and acted
in this capacity during the successful advance of the corps
over the old 1914 battlefield of Le Cateau, Landrecies, etc. ;
was demobilised in Feb. 1919 ; twice mentioned in despatches.
Addresses : 6 and 7, St. John's Square ; 6, Syr David's Avenue,
Cardiff. (05847)
THOMAS, Major Peter David, CB.E, M.V.O, 6. 29 Nov.
1873 ; s. of Nicholas Howell Thomas, of Bridge House, Neath,
South Wales ; m. Ada., d. of David Isaac, late Under Sheriff of
Glamorganshire, of Heathfleld, Swansea, Glam. Educ. : Neath
Proprietary School, and privately. SoUcitor ; Senior Partner
of the firm of Peter Thomas and Clark, 1, Bush Lane, E.C. ;
Chairman of Hudson, Sykes and Bousfleld, of Leeds, Worsted
Spinners ; Director of Fenton Textile Associations, etc. War
Work: Lieut, Machine Gun Section, 6th Welsh Regt, from
A„u8- 1914, to June, 1915 ; served in France, Oct. 1914 to May,
1915 ; appointed Organising Sec. to the Ministry of Munitions,
Yorkshire Area, July, 1915 ; resigned, Jan. 1919 ; gazetted

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Capt, July, 1915 ; gazetted, Feb. 1917, and Feb. 1918, for
valuable services rendered in the war ; acted on various com
mittees for War Savings, for the Ministry of Reconstruction,
the Ministry of Labour, and the Ministry of Munitions ; rendered
certain services to the Italian Government, and was awarded
the Cavaliere of the Crown of Italy to Oct. 1917 ; was awarded
the M.V.O. (4th class) by His Majesty the King, to June, 1918 ;
generally devoted the whole of his time to war work from
Aug. 1914, to March, 1919. Address : 144, Adelaide Road,
N.W. 3. Clubs : Junior Carlton ; Constitutional ; Bath. (C2994)
THOMAS, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Aneurin, C.B.E, R.A. ;
fi. 19 July, 1879 ; s. of the late A. H. Thomas, late of Gampola,
Ceylon ; to. Kathleen Mary O'Connel, d. of G. C. Bliss, of
Glenlyon, Ceylon. Edue. : Cheltenham CoU. Address : c/o
Messrs. Cox & Co. (C1785)
THOMAS, Rev. Richard Albert, O.B.E.
THOMAS, Rev. Richard Everard, M.B.E. Vicar of
Bolam, Northumberland. War Work : Sec. of the Castle
Ward Union War Savings Committee, and Lecturer on Food
Economy. Address : Bolam Vicarage, Morpeth. (M9835)
THOMAS, Capt. Robert John, O.B.E, R.E.
THOMAS, Capt. RodaU WoodcUffe, O.B.E, R.A.F.
THOMAS, Major Sydney Arnold, O.B.E, R.E.
THOMAS, Capt. Sidney Arthur, M.B.E, R.G.A, fi. 8 May,
1871 ; s. of WiUiam Godfrey Thomas, of Plumstead ; m.
Winifred Kate Mary Whitaker, d. of Charles John Williams, of
Netley. Educ. : Mercer's School. Army. War Work :
Ordnance Committee. Address : 12, Sherard Gardens,
Eltham, S.E. 9. . (M2552)
THOMAS, Capt. Thomas Charles, O.B.E.
THOMAS, Thomas John, O.B.E. (012024)
THOMAS, Thomas Shenton Whitelegge, O.B.E, fi. 10 Oct.
1879 ; s. of the Rev. T. W. Thomas, of Newton Rectory,
Wisbech, Cambs. ; to. Lucy Marguerite, d. of Col. J. A. L.
Montgomery, C.S.I, C.B.E, D.L, of MovUle, Co. Donegal.
Educ. : Leatherhead and Queens' Coll, Cambridge. In
Colonial Civil Service ; appointed Assist. Dist. Commr. East
Africa Prot, Aug. 1909 ; 3rd Assist. Sec, 1 April, 1911 ; Senior
Assist. Sec, 1 AprU, 1912 ; Assist. Chief Sec, Uganda, Jan.
1919. War Work : Employed throughout the war in the
East Africa Prot. Secretariat. Address : The Secretariat,
Entebbe, Uganda. Club : Isthmian. (08414)
THOMAS, Trevor Meredyth Chitty, O.B.E, M.C, fi.
28 Nov. 1889 ; s. of Major Harley Thomas. F.S.A, of Escote,
Shortlands, Kent. Educ. : Cheltenham Coll. ; Royal MiUtary
Academy, Woolwich. Barrister-at-Law. War Work : Served
in Belgium and France, May, 1915, to Feb. 1916 ; mentioned
in despatches and awarded Military Cross for services at Battle
of HuUoch, 13 Oct. 1915 ; Courts-Martial Officer and Legal
Adviser, Dec. 1916, to Dec. 1917, Harwich Garrison ; Deo.
1917, to March, 1919, to Inspector General, Lines of Communica
tion, Italy : twice mentioned in despatches and awarded O.B.E.
(MU. Div.) for services in Italy. Address : 3, Elm Court,
Temple, E.C. (06423)
THOMAS, Vyvyan Hood, O.B.E. Hon. Sec, County
of Glamorgan Branch of the Soldiers' and SaUors' Families
Association. (011928)
THOMAS, Walter John, O.B.E.
THOMAS, Capt. Walwyn, O.B.E.
THOMAS, WiUiam, J.P, O.B.B, 6. 30 June, 1855; s. of
WUUam Thomas, of Ucheldrefgoed, Anglesea ; to. Elizabeth
Mary, d. of WilUam Scott, J.P, of Gosport. Educ. : Privately.
Admiralty Surgeon, and Agent; Medical Officer Royal
Alexandra Hospital, Rhyl. War Work : Medical Officer Red
Cross AuxUiary Hospital, Rhyl. Address : Clarence House,
Rhyl. (011460)
THOMAS, Sir WiUiam Beach, K.B.E. Educ. : Shrews
bury and Christ Church, Oxford. War Correspondent on the
Staff of the " DaUy Mail" ; was President of Oxford Univ.
Athletic Club. Address : Wheathamstead Place, Herts.. (K432)
THOMAS, Lieut. WilUam Bryson, M.B.E, Can A.P.C.
THOMAS, WilUam Edmund, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 8March, 1859 ;
s. of David Thomas, of Llanfabon, Glamorgan ; m. Katharine, d.
of David Thomas, of Nelson, Glamorgan. Educ. : Edinburgh
and London. Physician and Surgeon ; Sub-Commissioner, Order
of St. John of Jerusalem, Welsh Priory ; M.O. Bridgend and
Cowbridge Board of Guardians ; Surgeon Home Office and
Board of Education, Bridgend District; Examiner and
Lecturer Order of St. John and British Red Cross Society. War
Work : Surgeon to Bridgend Section of 3rd Western Military
Hospital, and to AuxiUary Voluntary Hospitals. Address:
Ashfleld, Bridgend, Glam. (011461)
T HOMAS, WiUiam Gearing, M.B.E.
THOMAS, William Henry, M.B.E, 6. 23 Aug. 1858 ; s. of
Joshua Heneage Thomas, of PickhiU, Yorks. Educ. : Cleve
land Academy, Middlesbrough. War Work : Military Repre
sentative ; Chairman Advisory Committee ; Hon. Area
Substitution Officer ; Revising Officer and Member of various
committees in connection with Recruiting, Tribunals, etc.
Address : The Ness Linthorpe, Middlesbrough. (M2534)
THOMAS, WilUam Henry, M.B.E.; s. of Richard
Thomas; to. Mary Davidson, d. of John Grant Shepherd,
J.P. formerly of The Knole, Bournemouth. Educ:
Commercial School, Bournemouth. Solicitor; Commissioner
for Oaths ; Deputy Alderman of City of London ; one of H.M.
Lieutenants of the City of London ; Governor of St. Thomas'

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Hospital : Governor of City and Guilds Institute ; Hon.-
Treas. of the City of London Conservative and Unionist Associa
tion ; Churchwarden of Wimbledon. War Work : Chairman
of tbe Executive Committee, and Founder of the Montenegrin
Red Cross and ReUef Fund ; coUected upwards of £80,000,
besides tons of clothing and surgical appUances for the smaUest
and poorest of our AUies ; Chevalier de la Legion d'honneur.
Address: Talbot House, Wimbledon. (M4022)
THOMAS, WilUam Howard, M.B.E, 6. 5 Jan. 1890 ; s. of
the late Frederick George Thomas, of Reading; m. Ethel
Louise, d. of John Mears, of Westcliff-on-Sea. Educ : High
School, Harlesden, Middlesex. Member of London and North
Western Co.'s Headquarters Staff, since 1905. War Work :
Private Sec. to late Sir Guy Calthrop, Bart., ControUer of Coal
Mines. Address : 40, Finchley Rd, Westchff-on-Sea, Essex. (M9836)
THOMAS, WiUiam ThelwaU, M.B.E, Ch.M. (Liverpool),
F.R.CS. (Eng.), 6. 1865 ; s. of John and EUzabeth Thomas, of
Liverpool; m. Anabel Roxburgh, d. of Alexander Spence, of
Huntly, N.B. Educ. : Liverpool Institute ; Glasgow Royal
Infirmary School of Medicine ; Univ. CoU, Liverpool. Surgeon ;
Professor of Regional Surgery, Univ. of Liverpool; Surgeon
Royal* Infirmary, and Lecturer on CUnical Surgery. War
Wort : Surgeon Royal Infirmary MiUtary Beds ; Consulting
Surgeon to the following : — Wallasey Town Hall MiUtary
Hospital, Tropical School MUitary Hospital, and Crofton
Auxiliary MiUtary Hospital, Liverpool. Addresses : 84,
Rodney Street, Liverpool; Verdala Towers, AUerton, Liver
pool. Club : Royal AutomobUe ; Reform ; University ;
Athenamm (Liverpool). (M10286)
THOMAS, Beatrice Mary, Mrs. DAWSON-, M.B.E, fi.
13 Oct. 1870; d. of the late Capt. Charles B. Pritchard, of
R.F.A, Lndian Army ; m. Edward Morgan, s. of the late John
B. Dawson-Thomas. Educ. : Chateau Roux, Lausanne ;
Chateau de Montiers, Chateau Thierez, pre Paris, France.
War Wort : Organiser, Commandant, and Hon. Matron of the
MUitary Hospital for W. Somerset Yeomanry, from Nov. 1914,
to June, 1915 ; Organiser of the Red Cross Auxiliary MUitaTy
Hospital (150 beds) Minehead, Somerset, from Dec. 1915, to
May, 1919 ; both Hospitals at Minehead. Address : Harefield,
Minehead, Somerset. (M318)
THOMAS, JuUa Winifred, Mrs. GRIFFITH-, O.B.E. ;
d. of Walter Lewis, of Llangadoek ; m. Rees Griffith-Thomas,
General Manager British Linen Bank. Scotland. Educ : HiU-
house Coll, Haverfordwest;- St. Mawr CoU, Chepstow. War
Work: Five years aU round Social Service at Woolwich during
war time. Address : 42, Moray Place, Edinburgh. (01145)
THOMAS, S. Lavinia, Mrs. RIDLEY-, M.B.E. War
Work : Commandant, ArdmUlan Auxiliary MiUtary Hospital,
Oswestry (M9834)
THOMAS, Joseph SUvers WILLIAMS-, O.B.E, J.P, 6.
27 AprU, 1848 ; s. of Samuel Cox WiUiams, of Stourbridge ;
m. Lucy Annette, d. of Thomas Davies Thomas, of Stourbridge
and Denbigh. Educ : Stourbridge and Bromsgrove Grammar
Schools. High Sheriff for County of Worcester, 1917-18 ;
assumed by deed poll additional name of Thomas, 1903 ; Glass
Manufacturer by Royal Warrant to H.M. King Bdward VI. ;
Director of several companies ; Chairman of Stourbridge
Grammar School ; also Corbett Hospital ; and connected with
various other educational institutions. Address : Parkfield,
Stourbridge, Worcestershire. Club : County Worcester.
THOMPSON, Major (T. Lieut.-Col.) Archibald Henry
James, O.B.E.
THOMPSON, A. M., O.B.E.
THOMPSON, Comm. Arthur, O.B.E, P. & O. S. N. Co,
fi. 1862. Edue. : Privately. War Work : Transporting
troops throughout the war, also mails and passengers. Clubs :
R. T. Yacht ; R.A.C ; LA. & N. ; GoUers' ; Richmond Golf.
(011462)
THOMPSON, Major Cecil Henry Farrer, D.S.O, O.B.E.
THOMPSON, Charles John S., M.B.E, Ph.D. ; s. of the
late John Thompson, formerly of Esholt, Yorkshire ; to. Ethel
May, d. of the late Rev. W. H. TindaU, of Weybridge. Educ :
Univ. of Liverpool. Curator of the Historical Medical Museum,
Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, W. 1. War Work : Com
mandant British Red Cross ; founded and established the
Holmleigh AuxUiary Military Hospital at Harrow-on-the-HUl,
in Nov. 1914 ; was Commandant and Officer-in-charge of this
institution until it closed, Dec. 1918 ; the hospital will be
perpetuated in the Holmleigh Room, equipped with Zander
appliances for the treatment of paralysed soldiers, at the Star
and Garter Red Cross Hospital, Richmond. Address : Penn
Corner, Beaconsfield, Bucks. Club : Services. (M9837)
THOMPSON, 2nd Lieut. Charles Stuart, M.B.E, R.F.A.
THOMPSON, Lieut.-Col. Cyril Powney, CB.E, fi. Aug.
1864 ; s. of the late Fendall Thompson, B.C.S. ; m. Mary, d. of
Lieut.-Gen. R. C R. Clifford, C.B. Educ. : Charterhouse ;
R.M.C, Sandhurst. Joined Wiltshire Regt. 1885 ; 3rd Sikhs
P.F.F. 1888; Panjab Commission, 1889. War Work: Com
missioner Multan Division, 1915-19. Address: Chamba,
Panjab, India. Club: Bast India United Service. (C1981)
THOMPSON, Edgar, O.B.E.
m THOMPSON, Edith Marie, C.B.E, 6. 1879 ; d. of W. F.
Thompson, J.P, Barrister-at-Law, of Aldeburgh. Educ. :
Cheltenham Ladies' Coll. ; King's CoU. Univ. of London.
Editor of " The Hockey Field," 1901-15 ; Sec. of Building
fund, Bedford Coll. (Univ. of London) ; Member of Council
AU-Bngland Women's Hockey Association, and Ladies' Lacrosse
Association. War Work : V.A.D, 1914-17 ; Area Controller,

London District, Q.M.A.A.C, 1917-18 ; Controller of Inspec
tion, Q.M.A.A.C, 1918 ; Assistant Chief Controller, Q.M.A.A.C,
1919-20. Address: Gables, Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Club:
Forum. (C2214C)
THOMPSON, Edward, M.B.E.
THOMPSON, Major Edward, O.B.E, R.E.
THOMPSON, Emily, Mrs., O.B.E. (012025)
THOMPSON, 2nd Lieut. Eric Bertram, M.B.E, R.B.
THOMPSON, Capt. Frank, M.B.E, 6. 9 Nov. 1848 ; s. of
George Thompson, of Blalceney, Norfolk ; to. Eleanor Marie, d.
of Joseph Pyman Farmer, of Deopham, Norfolk. Educ. : Blake-
ney School. Master Mariner. War Work : Commander of
s.s. " Whoriton," as transport for H.M. Grand Fleet during
the war, from 1914-18. Address : 33, Charlotte Street, South
Shields. (O4023)
THOMPSON, Lieut.-Col. Frank Stuart Corbitt, O.B.E.
THOMPSON, Comm. Frederic John, O.B.E, R.D. R.N.R,
THOMPSON, Surg.-Lieut. Comm. Frederick, O.B.E,
L.D.S, R.N.V.R.
THOMPSON, Lieut.-Col. George, O.B.E, T.D.
THOMPSON, George, M.B.B.
THOMPSON, 2nd Lieut. George Albert, M.B.E, R.A.F.
THOMPSON, George Batching, M.B.E.
THOMPSON, Rev. George Herbert, C.B.E, 6. 1859 ; s. of
the late John Thompson, of Bickley, Kent; m. Alice Agar,
d. of Major Francis James Bampfylde, of Bath. Educ. :
Bickley, and Univ. CoU, Durham. Royal Army Chaplains
Department (T.) 3rd class; Major, Commanding Beccles Cadet
Corps, R.F.A. War Work : County Director of Norfolk
B.R.C.S. ; raised Norfolk R.A.M.C. (Vol.), and was gazetted
Lieut.-Col. Commanding, in 1918. Address : GiUingham
Rectory, Beccles, Norfolk. (C647)
THOMPSON, George Roger, CB.E. Chief Engineer in
Merchant Service. <C3080)
THOMPSON, George TyrreU, D.S.O, M.B.B.
THOMPSON, Capt. Harold WiUoughby, M.B.E, 6.
4 April, 1891 ; s. of the late Charles Thompson, of 36, Jermyn
Street, S.W. 1. Educ. : Tonbridge. Schoolmaster. War
Work : From 26 Aug. 1914, to 10 Feb. 1920, served as com
missioned officer, India, Mesopotamia, and Kurdistan, with
the l/9th Middlesex Regt. Address : 3, Finchley Avenue,
Hendon Lane, Finchley, N. 3. (M7027)
THOMPSON, Lieut.-Col. Harry Adair, O.B.B.
THOMPSON, Rev. Harry Ernest, M.B.E, 6. 11 Nov.
1879; s. of Ernest Alfred Thompson, of Liverpool, England;
m. Edith Mary Elizabeth, d. of John Bratt, of Birkenhead.
Educ : St. Margaret's Liverpool, and Dorchester Coll, Oxon.
Clerk in Holy Orders ; House Master, St. Andrew's School,
Bloemfontein, and Priest- Vicar, Bloemfontein Cathedral. War
Work: Hon. Sec. Governor-General's Fund, Bloemfontein,
July, 1915, to Dec. 1919. Address : St. Andrew's School,
Bloemfontein, South Africa. Club : Bloemfontein. (M6379)
THOMPSON, Helena Agnes Mary, M.B.E, 6. 1855 id. of
WiUiam Thompson, of Park End, Workington. War Work :
Soldiers' and Soldiers' FamUies Association. Address : Park
End, Workington. (M9838)
THOMPSON Ina Sophia, M.B.B.
THOMPSON, Lieut.-Col. Jacob Jewett, O.B.E, R.E.
THOMPSON, Lieut. James, C.B.E, R.N.R.
THOMPSON, James Benjamin, M.B.E.
THOMPSON, Capt. James Douglas, M.B.E.
THOMPSON, James Osbourne, O.B.B.
THOMPSON, T. Warrant Officer J., M.B.E. Royal
Indian Marine.
THOMPSON, Jean Glass, O.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
THOMPSON, Jessie Catherine, M.B.E.
THOMPSON, Lieut. John, O.B.E, R.N.R.
THOMPSON, John Barwiok, O.B.E.
THOMPSON, Capt. John Foster, O.B.E.
THOMPSON, Hon. Capt. John Hannay, O.B.E, Officier
d'Academie, J.P, M.Sc, M.I.C.E, F.R.S.E, M.Soc.CE.
(France), 6. 17 May, 1869 ; s. of John Thompson, CE., of
Newcastle-on-Tyne ; to. Mary Isabella, d. of Thomas Hodge,
of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ : Trinity Coll, Harrogate;
Durham Coll. of Science,Newcastle-on-Tyne. General Manager
and Engineer Dundee Harbour Trust ; Lecturer on Dock and
Harbour Engineering, St. Andrews Univ. ; 2nd V.B. Royal
Highlanders, The Black Watch. War Work : Member of the
Advisory Committee of the Board of Trade on Congestion of
Docks ; Chairman of the Dundee Port Labour Committee, and
Dundee Port and Transit Committee ; Member of other com
mittees, and largely engaged to war work to connection with
the Port of Dundee. Address : Sorbie, Broughty Ferry,
Forfarshire. (011463)
THOMPSON, Alderman John OckeUord, O.B.E, J.P, 6.
8 Oct. 1872 ; s. of the late Thomas Thompson, Chelmsford ; m.
Emma, d. of the late Henry Tanner, of Chelmsford. Educ. :
King Edward VI. School. Mayor of Chelmsford 1916-17, and
1920-21 ; Part-Proprietor and Editor of " The Bssex
Clrronicle." War Work : Officer in the Volunteers and on
Volunteer Special Coastal Service ; Commissioner of Boy
Scouts ; Chairman, Chelmsford District War Pensions Com
mittee ; Member of Chelmsford MUitary Service Tribunal ;
Chairman, Food Control Committee; Chairman Profiteering
Committee ; Chairman, Chelmsford District Local Employ
ment Committee ; Chairman, Appointments Dept, Ministry
of Labour ; Chairman, Chelmsford and District Committee for
War Savings. Address : The Eaves, Chelmsford. (011464)
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THOMPSON, Lorna, M.B.E.
THOMPSON, Marion Annie, M.B.E. W.R.A.F.
THOMPSON, Mary, 6. 16 Sept. 1855 ; d. of Francis
Thompson. Educ. : Derby. War Work : Commandant of
the Red Cross Hospital, Burton-on-Trent, from Aug. 1914 to
its close to March, 1919. Address : Ivy Lodge, StapenhUl,
Burton-on-Trent. (O804)
THOMPSON, Maurice, M.B.E.
THOMPSON, Major Maurice Scott, O.B.E.
THOMPSON, Nathan, M.B.E.
THOMPSON, Sir Percy, K.B.E, C.B, 6. 18 Dec. 1872 ; s.
of Richard Thompson, J.P, of Whalley, Lancashire; to.
Daisy Elaine, d. of Leicester Edwards, R.N,' Assistant Colonial
Secretary, Sierra Leone. Educ. : Rugby, and Brasenose Coll,
Oxford. Deputy Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue.
War Work : Financial. Address : 174, Cromwell Road,
S.W. 5. Clubs : Union ; Royal AutomobUe. (K433)
THOMPSON, Reginald, O.B.E.
THOMPSON, Lieut. Reginald Ernest, O.B.E,. R.A.S.C.
THOMPSON, Reria, Mrs., M.B.E.
THOMPSON, Major Robert BroadweU, O.B.E, 6. 29 Sept.
1874 ; 8. of Amos Thompson, of West Kootenay, B.C. ; to.
Alma Gertrude, d. of John Henry Lyons, of Manitoba. Educ :
Public and High Schools, Ontario, Canada. Financial Broker ;
Notary PubUc ; 20 years' service in Active MUitia Force of
Canada. War Work : At outbreak of war was a Captain in
MiUtia ; joined Expeditionary Force to Aug. 1914 ; to com
mand of " H " Company 11th (Provisional) BattaUon ; went
to France in Feb. 1915 with the ArtiUery, 1st Canadian Division ;
was demobUised in June, 1919; M.B.E. 1918; O.B.E.
(MUitary), 1919; Prince Albert, Sask. (07939)
THOMPSON, Robert John, O.B.E, 6. 27 Sept. 1867.
Assistant Sec, Ministry of Agriculture. War Work : Member
of the foUowing committees : — Fertilisers, Alcohol, Sulphuric
Acid, Sulphate of Ammonia, Phosphates and Potash, and Seeds
Advisory Committee, etc. Addresses : 10, Bigwood Road,
N.W. 4 : Copthorne, Crawley, Sussex. Club : Reform. (O805)
THOMPSON, Samuel Douglas, M.B.E. (M10419)
THOMPSON, Sarah Ann, Mrs., M.B.E.
THOMPSON, Thomas, M.B.E.
THOMPSON, Capt. Thomas, O.B.E.
THOMPSON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Walter Wright, O.B.E.
THOMPSON, WiUiam, CB.E, 6. 9 Aug. 1858; s. of Benjamin
Thompson, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; m. Evelina Frances, d. of
WilUam Howey, of LongframUngton. Educ. : PubUc School,
Newcastle-on-Tyne. Station Master, N.E.R, Newcastle-on-
Tyne, Central Station. War Work : In connection with
movement of troops to and from N ewcastle-on-Tyne. Address :
32. Simonside Terrace, Heaton, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (C648)
THOMPSON, WiUiam Bruce, C.B.E. Managing Director
of Caledon Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. (C648)
THOMPSON, WiUiam Henry, M.B.E, 6. 8 Feb. 1861 ;
s. of John Thompson, of Limerick City, m. Mary, d. of John
Kealy, of Fenagh, Co. Carlow. Educ. : Christian Brothers
Schools, Sexton Street, Limerick. District Superintendent,
Great Southern and Western RaUway, Cork. War Work :
Supervision of RaUway Transport by special and scheduled
trains of British and American Naval (American Fleet stationed
at Queenstown) and MiUtary Forces, including general food
suppUes, arms, equipment, anmunition, etc, between ports
and railway stations in the south of Deland. Address : Tirano,
Victoria Road, Cork. (M2538)
THOMPSON, William Nelson, M.B.E.
THOMPSON, Arthur BEEBY-, M.B.E.
THOMPSON, Mary Alice Helen, Mrs. POWNEY-, M.B.E. ;
d. of Lieut.-General R. C CUfford, C.B, of Cam Cottage,
Belturbet; to. Lieut.-Col. Cyril Powney Thompson. War
Work : Managed the Branches of the Red Cross and Comforts
for Soldiers to the Multan Division of the Panjab, 1915-19.
Address : Chamba. Panjab. (M6259)
THOMPSON, Brig.-Gen. Frederiok HACKET-, C.B.
C.B.E, 6. 1858 ; s. of the late Charles Henry Thompson, of
Bilbrough HaU, Yorks. Entered 79th Regt. 1879 ; Capt.
Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, 1884 ; Major, 1894 ;
Lieut.-Col. 1901 ; Brevet Col. 1904 ; Col. 1908 ; Hon. Brig.-
Gen. (ret.), 1918 ; served with Egyptian Expedition, 1882
(medal with clasp, bronze star) ; Sudan Expedition, 1885-86 ;
NUe Expedition, 1898 (despatches, medal with two clasps,
4th class Osmanieh) ; S. Africa, 1901-2 (Queen's medal with
five clasps) ; was Comdt. School of Instruction for Mounted
Inf. 1906-10 ; to command of a Dist, 1911-15 ; Brig. Com.
with rank of Brig.-Gen. 1915-18. Club : Naval and MiUtary. (C1596)
THOMSON, Adam Robert, M.B.E, fi. 1865. Civil Servant,
2nd Division Clerk, Board of Trade 1883-1907 ; Staff Clerk,
1907 ; First Division Clerk, 1908-19 ; Staff Officer, Grade 1,
Ministry of Transport, 1919. War Work : RaUway Depart
ment, Board of Trade. Addresses : Ministry of Transport,
S.W. 1 ; 6, Dunstan Road, Golders Green, N.W. 11. (M1012)
THOMSON, Capt. Alexander Brackstone, M.B.E.
THOMSON, Capt. Alexander Melen, M.B.E.
THOMSON, Alfred Ebenezer Spence, M.B.E, M.A,
LL.B, 6. 7 Dec. 1880 ; s. of WiUiam Thomson, of Edinburgh ,
to. Hilda Margaret Hume, d. of R. D. Ker W.S, of Edinburgh.
Educ. : George Watson's CoU. ; Edinburgh Univ. ; also studied
atParis (Faculty de Droit); and Heidelberg. SoUcitor; partner
of Stalker and Thomson, SoUcitors, Galashiels. War Work :
Red Cross organisation in Selldrkshire. Address : Belmont,
Galashiels. Club : Scottish Liberal. (M9845) 510

THOMSON, Lieut. Alfred Louis, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
THOMSON, Andrew, O.B.E, 6. 17 June, 1856; s. of
Andrew Thomson, of Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow. Cabinet
Manufacturer; President Scottish Furniture Manufacturers
Assocn. ; Expert on Furnishings ; Carlton Hotels, London and
Johannesburg, Ritz Hotel, London," Royal AutomobUe Club
London, etc. War Work : Expert on furnishing contracts for
Navy and Army Canteen to Glasgow and districts ; Member
of Government Advisory Committee (Furnishing Trades)
National Service, also Chairman of Glasgow local committee ;
Member of Government Advisory Committee (Furnishing
Trades) Training of Disabled SaUors and Soldiers, also Chair
man of Glasgow and Districts Local Committee ; Member of
two committees for Belgian reUef and furnishing homes in
Glasgow. (011406)
THOMSON, Capt. Anthony Standidge, C.B, C.B.E,
fi. 1851 ; s. of the Rev. Anthony Francis Thomson : m. 1888,
Alethea IsabeUa Evans Davis (who died). Com. (ret.) Royal
Naval Reserve ; Elder Brother of Trinity House ; was a
Member of Board of Trade Enquiry on Ships' Side Lights, 1895.
Addresses : 47, FitzGeorge Avenue, West Kensington, W. ;
Trinity House, E.C. (C918)
THOMSON, Archibald, M.B.E.
THOMSON, Major Arthur Landsborough, O.B.E.
THOMSON, Brig.-Gen. Christopher Birdwood, C.B.E,
D.S.O, 6. 1875. Ret. as Hon. Brig.-Gen. 1919 (formerly R.E.) ;
S. Africa, 1899-1902 (despatches, Queen's medal with three
clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; Balkan Campaign,
1012-13 (medals) ; Great War, 1914-19, to Palestine (des
patches). (C1786)
THOMSON, Constance EmUy Temple, Mrs., O.B.B.; d. of
R. Temple Frere, of Harley Street ; to. Herbert Campbell, s. of
David Thomson. War Work : Four years at Central War
Supply Depot, Cavendish Square. Address : 34, Queen Anne
Street, W. 1. Club : League of Remembrance (1914-1919). (011467)
THOMSON, Col. Sir Courtauld, K.B.E, Knt. Bach, C.B,
M.A, 6- 1866; s. of Robert WilUam Thomson. Educ: Eton,
and Magdalen CoU, Oxford. War Work : Chief Commissioner
for British Red Cross and Order of St. John for France, Malta,
Egypt, Italy, Macedonia, and Near East, 1914-19 ; attached
General Headquarters Staff B.E.F, Egypt (1916), and Italy
(1918) ; mentioned in despatches four times ; Knight of Grace
Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; -Chairman Order of St. John
Hospital, Jerusalem; Order of Nile Second Class; Knight
Commander of the Order of St. Sava (1917); ItaUan Military
Cross with bar ; Grand Officier de I'ordre de DanUo (Monte
negro) ; Cross of Mercy (Serbia) ; Gold Medal ItaUan and
Serbian Red Cross. Addresses: 59, Pont Street, S.W. 1;
Dorney Wood, Burnham, Bucks. Clubs : Reform ; Brooks's ;
Arthur's ; New (Edinburgh) ; Royal St. George's (Sandwich). (K172)
THOMSON, Major Cyril Henry Farrar, D.S.O. O.B.E,
Major, London Regt. ; Assist. Mil. Sec. ; served in Great War
(mentioned in despatches). (02758)
THOMSON, Daniel, M.B.E, 6. 28 March, 1875; s. of
Charles Thomson, of Cumnock ; m. EUen Mary, d. of David
Veitch, of Duns. Educ : Cumnock, and Glasgow. Head
master, Duns PubUc School. War Work: Hon. Sec. and
Treas. of the Central War Savings Committee for the County
of Berwick. Address : Schoolhouse, Duns. (M9846)
THOMSON, Capt. David, M.B.E.
THOMSON, Capt. David, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C.
THOMSON, David, M.B.E, 6. 8 Aug. 1880 ; s. of David
Thomson, of Glasgow ; to. Jessie, d. of the late Arch Taylor,
of Glasgow. Educ. : Privately. Acting Assistant Architect,
H.M. Office of Works. War Work : Concerned in the design
and erection of war buildings for H.M.O.W. Address: The
Gables, Cheam Common, Worcester Park, Surrey. (M4025)
THOMSON, David George, C.B.E, M.D, 6. 1856; s.
of Thomas Thomson, of Edinburgh ; to. Malina Stromeyer.
Sometime Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. ; commanded Norfolk War
Hospital during Great War, 1914-19 (despatches) ; Med.
Sup. County Mental Hospital, Thorpe. Address: Thorpe,
Norwich. (C1787)
THOMSON, Elizabeth, M.B.E.
THOMSON, EUzabeth, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
THOMSON, Frances Beresford, M.B.E.
THOMSON, Frances Ingleton, M.B.E.
THOMSON, Lieut. Frederick Charles, M.B.E, M.P,
6. 27 May, 1875 ; s. of James Wishart Thomson, of Glenpark,
Balerno, Midlothian ; m. Constance Margaret, d. of HamUton
Andrew Hotson, of 4, Rothesay Terrace, Edinburgh. Educ :
Edinburgh Academy and Univ. CoU, Oxford, also Edinburgh
Univ. Advocate of the Scottish Bar ; Member of ParUament
for South Aberdeen ; ParUamentary Private Sec. to Sir R.
Home, President Board of Trade. War Work : Lieut. l/3rd
Scottish Horse, afterwards attached Lovat Scouts ; served in
Egypt and Salonica ; wounded ; attached General Staff, War
Office. Address : 8, Egerton Place, London, S.W. 3. Clubs :
Carlton ; Caledonian ; Royal Northern (Aberdeen) ; Univer
sity (Edinburgh). (M5671)
THOMSON, Major George Henry, O.B.E, R.A.F.
THOMSON, Lieut.-Comm. George Pirie, O.B.E, R.N.
THOMSON, George Rutherford, O.B.E.
THOMSON, Gwyneth Marjory, Mrs, O.B.E, M.A, Oxon.,
fi. 27 Oct 1889 ; d. of the late Canon LI. J. M. Bebb, D.D,
Principal of St. David's CoU, Lampeter, S. Wales ; m. Thomas

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Weldon, s. of the late Capt. William Thomson, Seaforth High
landers, of Cloon Eavin, Co. Down, Deland. Educ. : St. Mary's
CoU.' Lancaster Gate, and St. Hugh's CoU., Oxford, Honours
School of Jurisprudence, Oxford, Class I, June 1911. Sept.
1911 to March, 1917, Investigating Officer, Board of Trade.
Wm Work : March, 1917, to Aug. 1917, Commissioner, West
Midland Division, National Service for Women ; Aug. 1917,
to Aug. 1920, Assistant Commissioner for Enforcement, Ministry
of Food, Midland Division. Address: Sherford House, Tewkes-
Glos. Club: University. (011468)
THOMSON, James, M.B.E.
THOMSON, James MUn, M.B.E, F.I.C, 6. 15 Feb. 1859 ;
«. of John Thomson, of Glasgow ; to. Barbara Smith, d. of
Dugald Campbell McLean, of Cam. Educ. : Commercial
Road Academy and City Analysts Laboratory. Chemist;
Manager, Royal Gunpowder Factory, Waltham Abbey. War
Work : Improvements in explosives greatly used in production ;
safety arrangements for factory and workers against aircraft
attack. Address : Officers' Quarters, Waltham Abbey. (M2541)
THOMSON, Capt. James OUver, O.B.E.
THOMSON, James Park, C.B.E. (C3204)
THOMSON, Capt. James Robert Karran, O.B.E, M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P, fi. 13 May, 1890 ; s. of Dr. Thomson, of Penrith ;
m. Laura Frances Mary, d. of Lawrence Smith, of Hurstpier-
polnt. Educ : King WilUam's Coll, Isle of Man, and London
Hospital. Medical Practitioner. War Work : With R.A.M.C.
in Malta, Egypt, Palestine, Syria, etc. Address : Bishopyards,
Penrith. (O6305)
THOMSON, Lieut.-Col. Sir James Wishart, K.B.E, 6.
30 July, 1870 ; s. of James Wishart Thomson, of Glenpark,
Balerm, N.B. ; m. Winifred Montgomerie Bell, d. of M. Mont-
fomerie BeU. War Work : Served to Egypt, 1915-16 ;
IA.Q.M.G, Mesopotamia, 1916-17 ; A.G.M.G, Army H.Q,
India, 1917 ; Shipping ControUer in India, 1917-18. Clubs :
Caledonian ; University (Edinburgh). (K249)
THOMSON, John, M.B.E.
THOMSON, John, O.B.E, B.Sc, 6. 23 Nov. 1881 ; s. of David
Thomson, of Aberdeen ; m. Margaret, d. of Alexander Dunlop,
of Belfast. Educ. : Glasgow Univ. Works Manager to Sir
Wm. Arrol & Co, Ltd, Glasgow. War Work : Had charge
of the manufacture of the steelwork for aU the factories and
other buUdings manufactured by Messrs. Arrol during the war.
Address : 16, Abbotsford Avenue, Rutherglen, nr. Glasgow. (01924)
THOMSON, Capt. John James, O.B.E, Can. A.M.C.
THOMSON, Lieut. John Patrick, O.B.B.
THOMSON, Major Kenneth John, M.B.E.
THOMSON, Margaret Edith, Mrs., O.B.E, fi. 11 Jan.
1868; d. of Joseph Roseden Stead, of Canterbury ; to. Major-
Gen. Henry Thomson, C.B. ; s. of the late Major James
Thomson, R.A. (ret). Educ : Privately. War Work : V.A.D.
Commandant, Highland Divisional Clearing Hospital, Bedford,
Aug. 1914, to March, 1915 ; V.A.D. Commandant and Acting
Matron, Divisional Hospital, AmpthiURoad, Bedford, 1915-17 ;
Commandant, V.A.D. Hospital, AmpthiU Road, Bedford,
1917-19. Address : Essilmont, Bedford. Clubs : Ladies'
Army and Navy ; The V.A.D. Ladies. (O806)
THOMSON, Margaret Eleanor, M.B.E.
THOMSON, Lady Margaret EUen, M.B.E, M.A, 6. 19
May, 1867; d. of O. F. Todhunter, of Christ Church, New
Zealand; to. James, s.of John Thomson, of Aberdeen. Educ:
England and New Zealand. War Work : Vice-President,
B.R.C.S. ; Assist.-Commandant Bricket House V.A.D.
Hospital, St. Albans, 1914-19 ; visitor for New Zealand Red
Cro&s to Napsbury Hospital, 1915-19. Addresses : Torrington
House, St. Albans. Club: New Victorian, SackvUle Street.
(M4027)
THOMSON, Marion Annie, M.B.E, 6. 1884 ; d. of Laurence
Thomson, of Glasgow. War Work : 1916-18, Women's
Legion motor driver, working for R.F.C ; 1918-19, Officer
in Women's Royal Air Force. (M3458)
THOMSON, Patricia Clay, M.B.E.
THOMSON, Peter AUan, O.B.E, 6. 22 Jan. 1866 ; s. of
Peter Thomson. Educ. : AUoway School ; Ayr Academy ;
Glasgow Univ. Town Clerk of Ayr. War Work : Hon. Sec.
Ayr War Savings Committee ; Clerk to the Local Tribunal ;
Organised Recruiting Meetings in Ayr ; Hon. Sec. War
Memorial Committee. Address : 17, Park Circus, Ayr. Club :
Scottish Conservative (Edinburgh). (011469)
THOMSON, Robert Cunie, M.B.B.
THOMSON, Brevet-Col. Samuel John, CLE, CB.E,
J.P. (Kent), 6. 17 Jan. 1853 ; s. of John Buck Thomson, of
Ramsgate, Kent; m. Isabel Gordon, d. of Surgeon-Gen. A.
towie, of Indian Medical Service, London. Educ. : St. John's
CoU, Hurstpierpoint, and St. Mary's Hospital, London.
ludian Medical Service (retired) ; Medical Superintendent,
Ministry of Pensions Hospital, Hollymoor, Birmingham.
War Work : Member Lord Lieutenant of Kent's Emergency
Committee for National Purposes, Oct. 1914 ; Administrator,
no. 2 Birmingham War Hospital, May, 1915 ; Administrator,
special MUitary Surgical Hospital, Birmingham, Jan. 1918 up
to March, 1920, and also Senior Medical Officer of Birmingham
Area. Address: South Bank, Tankerton, Whitstable, Kent.
Club i ; East Kent (Canterbury). " (C2180)
THOMSON, Thomas Craston, O.B.E.
„ THOMSON, Col. William Gordon, C.B.E, Knight of
waco of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, V.D, D.L,
"-"; 6. 5 March, 1858 ; s. of James Thomson, Engineer, of
Dundee ; to. Isabella Jane, d. of Alexander Craik, of Forfar. 51

Educ. : Dundee Institution, Tay Square, Dundee, and Edin
burgh Univ. Retired Engineer, and Jute Spinner and Manu
facturer ; MUitary Member Dundee Territorial Association ;
Member of Council Scottish Episcopal Church ; Member Vestry
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Dundee ; on Board of Dundee
Industrial Schools and Eye Institution. War Work : Red Cross
Commissioner for Central Eastern District of Scotland ; Officer
in Charge of AuxUiary Hospitals Central Eastern District of
Scotland; Member Territorial Force Association; County
Director Dundee V.A.D. ; Member War Executive Committee,
Scottish Branch, British Red Cross Society ; Hon. Sec. City
of Dundee Branch Red Cross Society ; Chairman St. Andrew's
Ambulance Association ; on Committee ' of Orthopaedic
Annexe (local). Address : Taychreggan, Broughty Ferry,
Dundee. Club : Eastern (Dundee). (C1046)
THOMSON, Major WiUiam Grant, O.B.E,
THOMSON, Major WiUiam Raymond, O.B.E., A.P.C
THOMSON, WiUiam Thomas, O.B.E.
THOMSON, Sir WUliam MITCHELL-, K.B.E, M.P., 6.
1S77 ; s. of the late Sir Mitchell MitcheU-Thomson, 1st Bart, of
Polmood (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; to. Anne Madeline, d. of the
late Hon. Sir Malcolm D. McEacham, of Melbourne. Educ :
Winchester, and BaUiol. Formerly in West Indian business ;
M.P. North-West Lanarkshire, 1906 to 1910, for North Down,
1910-18, and for MaryhiU Division of Glasgow, since 1918.
War Work : Lieut, R.N.V.R, 1914 ; Director Restriction of
Enemy Supplies Dept, 1916-19 ; British Representative
Supreme Economic Council in Paris, 1919 ; ParUamentary Sec.
to Ministry of Food, 1920 ; Legion of Honour, and Order of
Crown of Italy. Address : House of Commons. Club :
Carlton. (K176)
THOMSON, Sir William ROWAN-, K.B.E, Wh.Sc. (see
Bukke'S Peerage), 6. 22 April, 1867 ; s. of John Thomson, of
Glasgow ; to. Janet, d. of David Rowan, of Glasgow. Educ. :
Glasgow Academy ; Glasgow Univ. ; Royal Technical CoU,
Glasgow. Engineer ; late Senior Partner of David Rowan
& Co, Marine Engineers and BoUermakers, Glasgow. War
Work : Chairman, Glasgow and West of Scotland Munitions
Management Committee ; Member of Merchant Shipbuilding
Advisory Committee ; Director of Machinery for Auxiliary
Ships, Admiralty. Address : The Gart, Callander, Perthshire.
Club: New (Glasgow). (K112)
THOMSON, Brevet-Major Henry Charles Stephens
STUART-, O.B.E, A.C.A, fi. 31 Jan. 1891; s. of John Thomson,
of Edinburgh. Educ : Privately. Associate Chartered
Accountant. War Work : Aug. 1914 to Sept. 1915, on Active
Service, France, with London Scottish ; twice wounded ;
transferred R.A.S.C, Sept. 1915 ; received Croix de Guerre
avec Palme- Oct. 1917, Staff Capt. Q.M.G.C War Office;
June, 1918, Deputy Assistant Director of Supplies ; Q.M.G.C,
War Office, in charge Foodstuffs, Shipptog and Supply of Forage
and Fuel to all Forces ; demobilised 1 Jan. 1920. Address :
c/o Messrs. Graham, 400, Cathedral Street, Glasgow. Clubs :
New (Calcutta) ; Royal Automobile. (07773)
THOMSON, Col. Sir Hugh Davie WHITE-, K.B.E, C.B,
CM.G, D.S.O, 6. 6 Sept. 1866; s. of Col. Sir R. T. White-
Thomson, K.C.B, of Broomford, Devon ; m. Ela Louisa Agatha
(who died 1895), d. of Rev. J. S. Ruddach. Educ. : Eton.
Royal ArtUlery. South Africa, 1899-1900 ; wounded ;
mentioned in despatches ; D.S.O. War Work : France,
1914-16 ; Macedonia, 1916-18 ; wounded, mentioned in
despatches. Address : 39, Hans Place, S.W. 1. Club : Naval
and Military.
THORBURN, Dieudonnee Grace, Mrs., M.B.E.
THORBURN, Henrietta Sybil Douglas, Mrs. M.B.E.,
fi. 10 July, 1896 ; d. of Lieut.-Col. Henry PhiUp Picot, C.B.E,
of 33, Onslow Gardens, London, S.W. 7; to. Major
Stephen Keith, s. of Septimus Thorbum, of Old Bracknell
House, Bracknell, Berks. War Work: In charge of the
Packing Department of the British Section of the Berne Bread
Bureau de Secours aux Prisonniers de Guerre, 1915-16 (affiUated
to the Central Prisoners of War Committee, London) ; Hon.
Sec. to British Red Cross Organisation in Switzerland, 1916-18 ;
Hon. Sec. to the British Interned Branch of the British Red
Cross Organisation in Switzerland, 1916-18. (M2287)
THORBURN, Margaret Alison, M.B.E. W.R.N.S.
THORBURN, Major WUUam, O.B.E, T.D, K.O.S.B.
THORBURN, Sir WilUam, K.B.E, C.B, C.M.G, 6.
7 April, 1861 : s. of John Thorburn, M.D, of Manchester ;
to. Augusta, d. of WiUiam Edward Melland, of Middleton,
Derbyshire. Educ. : Owens CoU, Manchester, etc. Surgeon ;
Prof, of Clinical Surgery, Univ. of Manchester ; Senior Hon.
Surgeon, Manchester Royal Infirmary. War Work : Consult
ing Surgeon, Malta, Salonica, France. Address: Newbury,
Victoria Park, Manchester. Clubs : Athenaeum ; Oriental ;
Union (Manchester). (K322a)
THORLEY, WUUam Frederick, M.B.E.
THORMAN, WUUam Henry, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.CP.
THORNBERY, Capt. Stanley Russell, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
(T ) 6 14 April, 1883 ; s. of J. Russell Thornbery, of Glen-
nyolden, Seaford, Sussex. Educ. : Forest Hill House School.
War Work : Served in R.A.S.C. (T.F.) from 30 Oct. 1914, to
24 Feb 1920 ; Adjutant to 59th N. Mid. Div. Train, 13 May,
1915 to 15 Nov. 1917 ; Adjutant to 67th Home Counties
Div Train, 4 Jan. 1918, to July, 1919. Address : Glennyolden,
Seaford, Sussex. Clubs: Junior Army and Navy; United
R.A.S.C. THORNE, Anna Elizabeth, Mrs. CB.E. Has been Mayoress
of Cape Town. (03214)

Thorne

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

THORNE, Annie Marion, M.B.E.
THORNE, Berthold Bezly Thorne, O.B.E. M.D, B.S.,
6 4 AprU 1867 ; s. of the late Sir Richard Thome Thorne,
KCB F.R.S. ; to. Ruth Golding. War Work: Medical
Officer of the MUitary Hospital, Woking, 1916-19. (04397)
THORNE, Capt. Frederick John, M.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C.
THORNE, May, O.B.E, F.R.CS.l, M.D, 6. 1861 ; d.
ot Joseph and Isabel Thome, of Shanghai and Southover Grange,
Lewes, Sussex. Educ. : Miss Phcebe Blyth's School, Edin
burgh ; London (Royal Free Hospital) School of Medicine for
Women. Surgeon (retired). War Work : Attached to
R A M.C, 1916-19 ; in charge of the following : Hospital for
MUitary Sisters, Floriana, Malta; Staffs and Departments,
Valetta, Malta; MUitary FamiUes' Hospital, Valetta, Malta,
1916-18 ; to charge Hospital for Queen Alexandra's Imperial
MUitary Nursing Service, Vincent Square, Westminster, S.W.
1918-19. Address: 148, Harley Street, London,W. 1. (01955)
THORNE, TheophUus, M.B.E.
THORNE, Capt. WiUiam Crockett, O.B.B, R.E. (T.)
THORNELY, Daisy, Mrs., O.B.B.
THORNELY, Major John Edmund Burnet, O.B.B, R.A.F.
THORNELY, Margaret Emily, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 29 March,
1875 ; d. of the late Robert HiU, of Leamington ; to. Thomas
Heath. Educ. : Girl's High School, Leamington. War Work :
Commandant of Devizes Red Cross Hospital, Jan. 1915, to Oct.
1917 ; the hospital was originaUy opened for the first contingent
of Canadian troops on Salisbury Plain ; afterwards used for
British troops ; staffed by WUts V.A.D.s 1 and 2. (O808)
THORNETON, Arthur Joseph, M.B.E.
THORNHILL, Beatrice Mary Compton, M.B.E.
THORNHILL, Florence A., Mrs., O.B.E, fi. 1 Nov. 1869 ;
d. of the Rev. F. Walsham, of KeniU Court, Hereford : to. John
CecU, s. of the Rev. W. ThornhiU, of Diddington, Hunts. Educ:
High School, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Chairman, Drogheda War
Pensions Committee ; Vice-President Co. Louth War Pensions
Committee ; Member of Advisory CouncU, DubUn ; Treasurer,
Drogheda N.S.P.CC, etc. War Work : Sec. Soldiers' and
Sailors' FamiUes Association ; Sec. War Pensions Committee ;
Red Cross Work, etc. Club : Alexandra. (011471)
THORNHILL, John Samuel Alphonso MeCoan, M.B.E,
6. 4 May, 1858 ; s. of John ThornhiU, of Kent ; to. Hardy
Jane, d. of S. Hunt, of Hants. Educ. : Duke of York's Military
SchoU. Chief Superintendent of Map Printing, Ordnance
Survey. War Work : Superintended the compUation, printing,
etc. (under Col. Sir Charles Close, K.B.E.) of most of the
confidential maps and other secret and descriptive documents
issued by the Admiralty, War Office, and other Government
Departments, to all branches of the public service on aU Fronts,
and to the Allied Nations and Staffs. (M1015)
THORNLEY, Hubert Gordon, O.B.E., 6. 16 Jan. 1884 ;
s. of Robert Thornley, of The Brooklands, Broomsgrove.
Educ. : Malvern CoU. ; St. Paul's, West Kensington. Clerk
of the Peace and of the County CouncU of the North Riding
of Yorkshire ; Registrar of the North Riding Registry of Deeds ;
Clerk to the Lieutenancy for the North Riding. War Work :
Hon. Sec. of the National Service Volunteer Committee and
of the Local War Pensions Committee for the North Riding
and Clerk of the Appeal Tribunal under the MiUtary Service
Acts. Address: The Register House, NorthaUerton. (011472)
THORNLEY, Reginald Ernest, C.B.E. Senior Establish
ment Officer, Ministry of Food. (C2996)
THORNLEY, Thomas, O.B.E, 6. 13 March, 1873 ; s. of
John Hy. Thornley, of Thornham ; m. Anne, d. of Gilbert
Mcintosh, of Falkirk. Educ. : England and Scotland. War
Work : Member of Lord Moulton's Committee, High Explosives
(Acid Section) ; Advisory Committee on Food Production,
FertiUser's Section. Address : GarthUl, Falkirk, Stirlingshire.
Club : Scottish Constitutional (Glasgow). (011473)
THORNS, Major LesUe, O.B.E, M.C.
THORNTON, Lieut.-Col. BasU Albert, O.B.E.
THORNTON, Major Charles Edward, O.B.E, 6. 7 Nov.
1879 ; s. of the late Capt. E. B. Thornton ; to. Mary Caroline,
d. of Lt.-Col. H. Thornton, of St. John's, Muggerhanger, Beds.
War Work : Adjutant, 3rd (Reserve) Batt. Northumberland
Fusiliers. Address : Sissinghurst, Cranbrook, Kent. Club :
United Service. (08955)
THORNTON, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Cyril Joseph,
O.B.E, R.N.
THORNTON, Lieut. Doris Cyril, M.B.E, R.E.
THORNTON, Lieut.-Col. Sir Edward Newbury, K.B.E,
M.R.CS.(Eng.),L.R.CP. (Lond.) D.P.H. (Camb.), J.P, S.A.M.C.
fi. 10 June, 1878 ; s. of Thomas Thornton, of Woolferton, Sporle,
Norfolk ; m. Maud Annie, d. of Lieut.-Col. W. F. Gregory, of
Cape Town. Educ. : Cheltenham CoU, and London Hospital.
Lieut.-Col. S. African Medical Corps and O.C No. 2 General
Hospital for German S.W. African campaign, 1915, and O.C.
No. Co, S.A.M.C ; O.C. S. African MiUtary Hospital and
S.A.M.C. Depot, Richmond, Surrey, 1916-20 ; Member of
Committee of Management of, and Surgeon to, Queen Mary's
AuxiUary Convalescent Hospital for limbless soldiers, Roe
hampton ; Member of Committee of Management of Queen
Mary's Auxiliary Convalescent Hospital for facial injuries,
Sidcup ; Member of General Committee, and Chairman of
Executive Committee, on Vocational Training of soldiers to the
MUitary Hospitals of the Londo District ; represented S.
Africa at the Inter-AUied Conference held in London in 1918 on
disablement problems arising out of the war. Address : Carts-
bum, Waterkloof, Pretoria, S. Africa. Clubs : Pretoria and
Pretoria Country. (K322c)

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THORNTON, Major George James Tharton, O.B.E.
THORNTON, Major-Gen. Sir Henry Worth, K.B.E,
6. 6 Nov. 1871 ; s. of Henry 0. Thornton, of Newtown, Penn,
USA.; to. Virginia Dike Blair, d. of George D. Blair, of New
Castle, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Educ. : St. Paul's School,
Concord, New Hampshire, U.S.A. ; Univ. of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Penn. U.S.A. General Manager, Great Eastern
RaUway since 1914. War Work : July 1916, Commissioned as
Lieut.-Col. in Engineer & Rly. Staff Corps ; March 1917,
appointed Deputy Director of Inland Waterways and Docks,
War Office ; May 1917, Assistant Director-General of Movement
and Rlys, War Office, with temp, rank of Col. ; 1918, Deputy
Director-General of Movements and Rlys. with temp, rank of
Brig.-Gen. ; 1919, Inspector-General of Transportation with
temp, rank of Major-Gen. since Jan. 1919. ; March 1919,
Awarded Cross of Officer of the Order of Leopold ; May, 1919,
American Distinguished Service medal ; 1920, French Legion
of Honour. Address : Great Eastern Hotel, Liverpool Street,
E.C Clubs : Junior Athenaeum ; Royal Automobile ; Queen's
Mid-Surrey Golf ; Bishop Stortford Golf ; Lotos (New York);
Travellers' (Paris).
THORNTON, Major Robert Lawrence, C.B.E, J.P. D.L,
M.A, 6. 17 Sept, 1865 ; s. of Robert Thornton, J.P, D.L,
of High Cross, Framfield, Sussex, and Thornton-in-Lonsdale,
Yorks. ; m. Charlotte, d. of Rev. Wm. Raynes, of Cambridge.
Educ : Eton ; Trinity CoU, Cantab. Chairman, Brighton,
Hove, Mid-Sussex Employment Committee, under the Ministry
of Labour ; Chairman, East Sussex Standing Joint Committee ;
Alderman, East Sussex County CouncU (Chairman, 1913-16):
High Sheriff of Su <sex, 1900 ; Deputy Chairman, E. Sussex
Quarter Sessions, 1919 ; Chairman, Diocesan Finance Board.
War Work : Chairman of Appeal Tribunal for East Sussex,
Brighton, Hastings, and Eastbourne ; Vice-Chairman, Sussex
Emergency Committee ; Chairman, Area Road Transport
Committee ; Treas, East Sussex Branch National Relief
Fund, also of Belgian Relief Committee ; Member of the County
Committee for co-ordinating the war work, etc. Address :
High Cross, Framfield, Sussex. (C2997)
THORNTON, WUUam, O.B.E.
THORNTON, WiUiam MundeU, O.B.E.
THORNTON, Lieut. WiUiam Thomas, M.B.E.
THORNYCROFT, Lieut.-Col. Charles Mytton, C.B.E,
D.S.O, 6. 6 Aug. 1879 ; s. of Charles Edward Thornycroft,
of Highfield, Exmouth (late of Thornycroft HaU, Chelford,
Cheshire) ; to. Vida Maude, d. ol G. W. Deakin, of Blowith,
Grange-over-Sands. Educ. : Eton and Sandhurst. Regular
Army, the Manchester Regt, 1899-1911 ; retired as Captain;
joined Spec. Res. 1911. War Work : Rejomed Spec. Res,
3rd Manchester Regt, Aug. 1914 ; France, Dec. 1914, to Sept.
1915 ; Adjutant, 3rd Batt. Manchester Regt, Nov. 1915, to
Feb. 1917 ; France, March, 1917, to Aug. 1917 ; Commanding
2/9th Batt. Manchester Regt, Aug. 1917 ; now Commanding
3rd Batt. Manchester Regt. Address : WyecUff House,
Breinton, Hereford. (C1788)
THORNYCROFT, Sir John Edward, K.B.E, J.P, fi. 5 Sept.
1872 : s. of Sir John Isaac Thornycroft, F.R.S, of Bembridge ;
m. Isabel, d. of Albert Bird Ward, of Chiswick. Educ. : St.
Paul's School. Managing Director of Messrs. John T.
Thornycroft & Co. Ltd. War Work : BuUding torpedo-
boat destroyers, submarines, and coastal motor boats. Ad
dresses : 27, Grosvenor Road, Westminster ; Steyne Wood
Battery, Bembridge, Isle of Wight. Clubs : St. Stephen's ;
Ranelagh ; Royal AutomobUe. (K177)
THORNYCROFT, Lieut. OUver, O.B.B, R.N.VR.
THOROGOOD, Capt. Peroival Walter, O.B.B, fi. 10 Sept.
1889 ; s. of the late Henry John Thorogood, of Kingstnn-unon-
Thames ; to. Dorothy Jeannette. Educ. : Tiffins Boys'
School, Kingston-on-Thames, and King's CoU, London.
Permanent Civil Servant, H.M. Paymaster-General's Dept,
WhitehaU, S.W. War Service: InteUigence Officer, 2/15th
Batt, London R. ; Vimy Ridge, France, 1916 ; Company
Commander, Salonica and Palestine, 1917 ; appointed to
regular commission in the Indian Army ; served (1918) as
Company Commander and Adjutant to the 10th Jais on the
N.W. Frontier, India, and on the Tigris in Mesopotamia
(twice mentioned in despatches). Address : Paymaster-
General's Office, Whitehall, S.W.1. (06544)
THOROLD, Rev. Ernest Hayford, O.B.E.
THOROLD, Col. Hayford Douglas, C.B.E, West Riding
Regt, 6. 20 July, 1861 ; s. of Maj.-Gen. Reginald Gother
Thorold, R.E, of Leamington (see BURKE'S Peerage, Thorold,
Bart.) ; to. Mary, d. of the late Alexander R. Kirkpatrick, of
Donocomper co. KUdare. Served in Great War as Col. Assist.
to a Brig.-Gen. in charge of Administration. (C1789)
THORP, Rear-Adm. Charles Frederiok, C.B.E, R.N.;
s. of the Rev. Frederic Thorp, formerly Rector of Burton Overy ;
to. 1910, Anne Ethel, d. of George Handford. Served in Great
War, 1914-19, Comdg. E. Coast Guard Dist. (C2300)
THORP, Capt. Eustace, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
THORP, Major Gerald, O.B.E, R.E.
THORP, Lieut. Harold John, M.B.E, R.E.
THORP, Lieut.-Col. John Claude, D.S.O, O.B.B, fi.
1883. Lieut.-Col. Army Ordnance Reserve ; served in Great
War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (05856)
THORPE, Major and Qr.-Mr. Alfred, M.B.E, 6. 17 Sept.
1860 ; s. of Alfred Thomas Thorpe, of Huntingdon ; m.
Margaret Sydney, d. of Richard Pocock, of Shaldon. Educ. :
Various Schools. Quartermaster. Bedfordshire Regiment.
War Work : Quartermaster, 3rd (Special Reserve) B.

BIOGRAPHIES.

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Bedfordshire Regiment. Address: 85, Goldington A"enue,
Bedford. (M6713)
THORPE, Alfred Charles, O.B.E.
THORPE, Arthur Winton, O.B.B, 6. 10 Feb. 1865 ;
j. of the late Thomas Miller Thorpe, of Winchester : m. Alice,
d. of the late Benjamin Wheeler, of Northampton (see Bukke'S
Peerage, Wheeler, Bart.). Managing Director, the Burke
Publishing Co. Ltd. War Work : Director of Publicity, Ministry
of Food, 1917-18; Headquarters Central Detachment of
Metropolitan Special Constabulary, 1915-19. Addresses :
Swangrove, ChaUont-St. Peter, Bucks ; 22, Suffolk Street,
S.W. 1. Clubs : Junior Carlton ; Junior Constitutional ;
Savage. (01926)
THORPE, Hannah Maude Taylor, M.B.E. ; d. of John
Thorpe, of Nottingham. Educ. : Nottingham Girls' High
School. War Work : Commandant of Notts 42 V.A.D. ;
Hon. Sec. MiUtary Hospital Comforts Committee. Address :
Brantwood, Barrack Lane, Nottingham. Club: V.A.D. (M1017)
THORPE, Helen Mary, M.B.E, 6. 1884; d. of James
Thorpe, of Coddington HaU, Notts, an dArdbrecknish, Argyll
shire. Educ. : Privately. Divisional Sec. City of West'
minster Division British Red Cross Society from Jan. 1920
War Work: 1914-15, General Red Cross Work; 1915-20
General Service Dept, County of London V.A.D, Head'
quarters. Address : 21, Eccleston Square, S.W. 1. Club
V.A.D. Ladies'. (M9854)
THORPE. Hugh, M.B.E.
THORPE, Professor Jocelyn Field, C.B.E, F.R.S,
Ph.D., D.Sc, fi. 1872 ; s. of the late WiUiam George Thorpe,
F.S.A. ; m. LiUan, d. of WUUam Briggs, J.P, of Heaton
Mersey, Lancashire. Educ. : King's Coll, London ; Heidel
berg Univ. Is an Organic Chemist ; a Member of Advisory
CouncU, Depart, of Scientific and Industrial Research ; an
Associate Member of Ordnance Committee ; appointed Pro
fessor of Organic Chemistry, Imperial Coll. of Science and
Technology, 1914. Address : 34, De Vere Gardens, Kensing
ton, W.8. Club : Constitutional. (C70)
THORPE, Capt. John Henry, O.B.E, M.P, 6. 1887 ;
s. of Canon J. H. Thorpe, B.D, R.D, of Stockport. Educ. :
Leatherhead, and Trinity CoU, Oxford. Barrister-at-Law ;
Member of Parliament ; Member of the Bar Council. War
Wort : 1914, Egyptian Expeditionary Force ; 1915, Intelligence
Haifa; 1916-17, Appeal Court Reprs. Staffordshire (Military
Service Actl ; 1917-18, Court Martial Officer Canadian Corps,
France ; 1919, Legal Adviser, MUitary Gov, Cologne. Ad
dress : 6, Crown Office Row. Temple, E.C. i. Clubs : Carlton ;
Constitutional. (05857)
THORPE, Stanley WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 28 Aug. 1884;
8. of Capt. W. H. Thorpe, of St. Albans ; to. Beatrice Maud.
Edue. : Claremont House CoU, St. Albans. Fire Inspector,
Chief Officer Kodak Fire Brigade ; District Sec. South Midland
District, National Fire Brigade Association ; Member British
Fire Prevention Committee ; Member French and Italian
Fire Service Federations ; Member, Junior Institution of
Engineers. War Work : Cross Channel messenger, British
Bed Cross Society, 1914—15 ; The Brigade under his command
saw service with the London Fire Brigade during air raids
actually coming into London on 54 occasions, during which
period very valuable assistance was renderea in extinguishing
large fires caused by bombs dropped from enemy aircraft ;
this work was done entirely voluntarily and at considerable
personal risk to all concerned. Addresses : Kodak Fire Station,
Wealdstone ; Merton, Hide Road, Harrow. (M9856)
THORPE, Surg.-Capt. Vidal Gunson, C.B.E, L.S.A,
M.R.C.S, R.N, 6. 1864 ; s. of the late Rev. R. 0. T. Thorpe,
R. of Anstey, Herts ; to. 1897, Maude, d. of the late Fleet-
Paymaster C. R. Rodham, R.N. Educ. : Merchant Taylors'
School; King's CoU. Hospital, London. (C917)
THORPE, Capt. Walter Benjamin, M.B.B, 6. 1 Feb. 1877.
Regular soldier, Royal Army Service Corps. Address : 1,
Melbourne Street, Fishergate, York. (M1018)
THOY, Herbert Dominick, M.B.B.
THRALE, Capt. Peter Ralph Alwen, O.B.E, R.A.V.C (T.)
THRELFALL, Sir Richard, K.B.E, F.R.S, M.A. (see
Burke's Peerage), 6. 14 Aug. 1861 ; s. of Richard Threlfall,
of HoUowforth, Lancs ; m. Evelyn Agnes, d. of John Forster
Baird, of Bowmont HU1, Northumberland. Educ. : CUfton ;
GonvUle and Caius CoU, Cambs ; Univ. of Strassburg. Con
sulting Engineer. War Work : Member of Board of Invention
and Research, Munitions Invention Board, Chemical Warfare
Committee. Address : Oakhurst, Church Road, Edgbaston.
Clubs : Athenaeum ; United University ; SavUe. (K40)
THRELFORD, Paymaster-Lieut.-Com. WilUam Lacon,
M.B.E, R.D, F.C.A. ; s. of Thomas Threlford, of London. Educ. :
London, Boulogne, and Strassburg. FeUow of the Institute
of Chartered Accountants ; Senior partner in W. Lacon Threl
ford & Co, chartered accountants, 120, London Wall, E.C. 2.
War Work : Served in Grand Fleet and in Belgian Coast
Operations ; Sec. to Rear Admiral A. E. A. Grant, Sec. to
various Admiralty Committees ; Superintending Accountant
Admiralty Costing and Investigation Department. Address :
120, London Wall, E.C. 2. Club: Royal Automobile. (M9857)
THRING, Capt. Frank John, CB.E, 6. 1857; s. of
Gen. J. E. Thring, R.A. Capt. R.N. (ret.). (C2265)
THRING, Capt. Walter Hugh Charles Samuel, CB.E.
Capt. Royal Australian Navy ; as Director Navy War Staff
during Great War. (C3205)
THUBRON, Kate, Mrs., M.B.E.
THUILLIER, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Ernest, M.B.E, R.E

THUILLIER, Brig.-Gen. Willoughby, CB.E. Col. and
Hon. Brig.-Gen. (ret.) ; N.-W. Frontier of India, 1897-98
(medal with clasps) ; served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned
in despatches). (C1790)
THUNDEN, Irene Mary, M.B.E.
THURBURN, Bertha, O.B.E., fi. 21 June, 1873 ; d. of
H. H. Loveday, of Derby ; m. Robert Augustus, s. of Capt.
J. P. Thurbum, R.N, of Upper Norwood, S.E. War Work :
Red Cross work and in charge of the Argentine section of tho
Anglo-South American Depot, established for the care of
volunteers from South America. Address : 77, Sussex Gardens,
Hyde Park, London, W. 2 . (011475)
THURGOOD, Harry Voce, O.B.E, F.C.A, fi. 22 Oct.
1861 ; s. of William Henry Thurgood, of Putney ; to. Helen
Zoe, d. of William Rueben Rayner, of Putney. Educ. :
Carshalton House, and King's Coll. School. Deputy Hon.
Treas. Princess Mary Village Homes for little girls ; Hon.
Auditor, Training Ship " Stork ; " Joint Hon. Auditor, South
Wales Nursing Association ; Hon. Auditor, Coll. of Teachers
of the Blind. War Work : Member of Board of Audit Control ;
Hon. Auditor of Soldiers' and SaUors' FamUies Association.
Addresses : The Oaks, Leatherhead ; 11 Queen Victoria
Street. E.C (01927)
THURLOW, Edith Marian, M.B.E.
THURSTAN, Lieut. Alan Dorrington, M.B.E, R.E.
THURSTON, Capt. Albert Peter, M.B.E, R.A.F.
THURSTON, Hugh KingsmUl NeviUe, M.B.E.
THURSTON, Col. Hugh Stanley, C.B, CM.G, C.B.E,
6. 1869 ; s. of Hugh KingsmUl Thurston, of Marton, Thornbury,
Gloucestershire. Entered Army, 1892 ; Capt. R.A.M.C
1895 ; Major, 1904 ; Lieut.-Col. 1915 ; Col. Army Medical
Service, 1917 ; served on the N.W. Frontier of India, 1897-9S
(medal with clasp) ; in the S. African War, 1901-2 (despatches,
Queen's medal with tliree clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19
(despatches!. Club : Army & Navy. (C1325)
THURSTON, Mabel, C.B.E, R.R.C Matron-in-Chief,
New Zealand Army Nursing Staff, during Great War, 1915-19
(mentioned to despatches). (C1875)
THURSTON, Sir Thomas George Owens, K.B.E, M.I.C.E,
M.I.N.A, M.R.S.A,F.N.B.A. ; 6. 1869. ShipbuUding Dhector
and Chief Constructor of Vickers, Ltd. ; Managing Director of
the Forth ShipbuUding and Engineering Co, Ltd. ; and director
of many other companies ; has been responsible for the design
and construction of aU classes of war vessels. Address:
Greenford Hall, Greenford, Middlesex. Clubs : Junior Con
stitutional ; Royal Automobile. (K434)
THWAITES, Joseph Samuel, M.B.E.
THWAITES, Lieut.-Col. Norman Graham, C.B.E,
M.V.O, M.C, 6. 24 June, 1872 ; s. of The Rev. H. Graham
Thwaites, of Burnham, Somerset ; to. Eleanor Lucia, d. of
Frederick W. Whitridge, of New York, U.S.A. Educ. : St.
Lawrence Coll. Kent ; Germany. Served during South
African War, 1899-1901, in South African Light Horse (Queen's
Medal, 4 bars) ; War Work : Appointed to 4th Dragoon
Guards (Royal Irish), Sept. 1914 ; mentioned in despatches ;
wounded at Messines ; awarded M.C ; appointed special
Mission to U.S.A., 1916 ; Passport Officer, 1917 ; appointed
A.P.M. New York, 1918 ; in charge of British Mission, 1919.
Address: Cambridge Park, Redland, Bristol. Clubs : Consti
tutional, Bath ; Fellow Colonial Institute ; Racquet and
Tennis, New York. (C1131)
THYNE, John Sinclair, M.B.E,
THYNNE, Katharine Angela, M.B.E, fi. 20 April, 1893 ;
d. of Major General Sir Reginald Thynne, K.C.B, of 24, Park
Square, N.W. 1. Educ. : Francis HoUand Church of England
School for Girls, Baker Street, W, and privately. War Work :
2J years at the War Office as Clerk and private Sec, previously
at Queen Mary's Needlework GuUd (Surgical dressings) 2,
Cavendish Square; mentioned in despatches in 1918. Ad
dress : 24, Park Square, Regent's Park, N.W. 1. (M9821)
TIARKS, Lieut. Frank Cecil, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
TIARKS, Sophie Louise, M.B.E, 6. 10 March, 1880 ; d.
of Henry Frederic Tiarks, of Foxbury Chislehurst. War Work :
A Member of Kent Voluntary Aid Detachment 66 of the
British Red Cross Society in 1911 ; Mobilised in Aug. 1914 ;
worked as a Nursing Member of Kent 66 from Oct. 1914,
till Aug. 1918, at Holbrook Lane, and the Gorse Hospitals,
Chislehurst ; appointed Commandant of Kent 66, Sept. 1918,
and worked at the Gorse Hospital till AprU, 1919. Address:
Foxbury, Chislehurst, Kent. ,J19862)
TIBBETS, Capt. Charles, C.B.E, M.V.O, fi. 1872 ; s.
of the late Dr. John Tibbets, of Warwick; to. 1909, Elsie
Bethune, d. of Thomas Eastman, of Northwood Park, Win
chester. Entered R.N. 1885 : Lieut. 1893 ; Com. 1905 ;
CariBBITS, Lieut.-Comm. Edward, O.B.E, R.D, R.N.R.
TIBBITS, OUve Eleanore, Mrs, M.B.E.
TIBBS, Lieut.-Comm. Ernest Henry, M.B.B, R.A.M.C.
( TICEHURST, Hugh Gorham, M.B.E, M.I.Mech.E, fi. 12
Nov 1871 ' s of Francis William Ticehurst, of Birmingham; to
Edith Clara, d. of Capt. De Merrall, of Belvedere, SB. Educ :
King Edward VI.'s High School, and Mason CoU, Birmingham
Manager and Engineer, The Thames Ammunition Works,
Erith Kent. War Work : Manufacture of Fuses, Ammunition,
and Bombs, and erection of plant for manufacture of high
explosives and supervising such manufacture. Addresses :
TeUiam, Bexley Heath, Kent; Thames Ammunition Works
Ltd., Erith. (M1020)

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TICEHURST, Norman Frederic, O.B.E, M.A, M.B,
B.C., F.R.CS, Eng, 6. 1 July, 1873 ; s. of Augustus Rowland
Ticehurst, Huntbourne, High Halden, Kent ; to. Ivy, d. of
Henry Cross, of Greenwich. Educ. : Tonbridge School ; Clare
CoU, Cambridge ; Guy's Hospital. Assistant Surgeon, East
Sussex Hospital, Hastings ; Medical Officer, Beau Site Convales
cent Home, Hastings. War Work : Medical Officer in Charge
Normanhurst AuxUiary Hospital, Battle, Sussex, 1915-19.
Address : 24, Pevensey Road, St. Leonards-on-sea. Club :
Fly-Fishers'. (011476)
TICKELL, Major Riohard Eustace, O.B.E.
TIDBURY, Lieut.-Col. (ret.) James, O.B.E, 6. 4 July,
1852 ; s. of Edward Tidbury, of London ; to. Agnes, d. of
Robert Henderson, of Glasgow and Leghorn ; one s. and one d.
Educ. : Privately at Dr. Knights' School, and Univ. Coll,
London. Commissioned in R.A.M.C, Feb. 1878 ; in Medical
Charge, Winchester Depot, 1898-1902; Medical Officer to
Sandhurst Royal Military CoU, 1902-9 ; in Medical Charge,
1st BattaUon Gordon Highlanders at Battle of Tel-el-Kebir,
Egypt, 1882 (wounded). War Work : Senior Medical Officer,
London District, for Recruiting, June, 1915, to March, 1917 ;
Commandant, MiUtary Hospital, Woking (Inkerman Barracks),
March, 1917, to Jan. 1919. Address : North Bend, May-
bury, Woking. Club : Army and Navy. 07779)
TIDMARSH, Capt. Charles BaiUie, O.B.E.
TIDMARSH, Edwin Russell, O.B.B.
TIDRIDGE, Capt. John Harry, M.B.B,
TIDSWELL, Lieut.-Col. Edmund Samuel Waite, D.S.O,
O.B.E, o. 1881 ; s. of the Rev. S. W. TidsweU, of Harewood
Dovercourt ; m. 1919, Patricia, d. of the late Lieut.-Col.
R. C Pierce, Royal Inuiskilling Fusiliers. Entered Leicester
shire Regt. 1904 ; Capt. 1912 ; Brevet Major, 1917 ; served
in Great War, 1914-19 (despatches) ; appointed a Gen. Staff
Officer, 1918, with rank of Lieut.-Col. (C6546)
TIDSWELL, Major Samuel Waite, D.S.O, O.B.E.
TIERNEY, Francis Michael, M.B.E,, 6. 1 AprU, 1871 ;
s. of WUUam Tierney, of Nova Scotia ; m. Jean, d. of John
Barron, of Lochee, Scotland. Educ. : Public Schools (Halifax
and Dartmouth, N.S.). Repairing Atlantic Cables, and
looking after the finishing up of the new Cable Ship "Lord
Kelvin," finished in 1916 at Newcastle. War Work : Chief
Engineer of Cable Ships " Mima," and then *' Lord Kelvin,"
owned by the Anglo- American Co. and controlled by The
Western Union Cable System. Address : WindmiU Road,
Dartmouth, N.S. Canada. (M9863)
TIFFEN, Doris Ada, Mrs., M.B.B, 6. 22 Sept. 1893;
d. of Thomas Brandon, of Shooters HU1 ; m. Laurence, B.Sc.
(Lond.), s. of Joseph Tiffen, of Brockley. Educ. : Woolwich
High School. Hon. Sec. Woolwich Children's Care Committees ;
Various social works in Woolwich ; Assist. Sec. Juvenile
Advisory Committee, Ministry of Labour, Deptford and
Lewisham. War Work : Superintendent of Women's Staff ;
Admiralty ControUer's Dept. and Ministry of Shipping,
1916-19. Address : 45, Temple Fortune HiU, London, N.W. 4.
Club : 1917. (M2545)
TILBURY, Edith Jane, M.B.E. War Work: In charge of
Hostels and Huts forthe Troops in Rouen, Havre, Dunkiik, and
Calais from Jan. 1915 untU March, 1920 ; at present engaged
in War Graves Visitation Work. Address : Hotel L'Avenir,
91, Boulevard Gambetta, Calais. C(wfis : Rue de Paris, Le
Harve, France. (M9864)
TILBY. Henry Albert, O.B.E.
TILL, Lieut.-Col. Percy WiUiam WILLIAMS-, O.B.E.
TILL, Violet Beatrice, M.B.E.
TILL, Thomas Marson, O.B.E.
TILLARD, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Basil, C.B.E, D.S.O.
6. 1870 ; s. of Maj.-Gen. John Arthur Tillard, C.B. Educ. :
Dover Coll. Entered Hampshire Regt. 1890 ; Capt. Indian
Army, 1901 ; Major, 1908 ; Lieut.-Col. 1916 ; served in South
Lushai, 1892-93 ; operations in Samana, 1897 ; Tirah Expedi
tion, 1897-98 (despatches twice, medal with three clasps) :
Mahsud-Waziri Blockade Expedition, 1901-2 ; Tibet Expedi
tion, 1903-4 (medal). (C3104)
TILLARD, Major Ernest, O.B.E.
TILLARD, Ethel Hilda, Mrs., M.B.B, 6. 12 Jan. 1886 ;
d. of W. M. Baker, of Cheltenham ; m. Arthur Kenneth
DoweU, s. of Charles Tillard, of Bathford. Educ : Cheltenham
Ladies' CoU. War Work : Quartermaster of Race Course
Hospital, V.A.D. Glos. 14. Address: Bathford, Bath. (M9865)
TILLARD, Capt. John Arthur Stuart, O.B.B, M.C, R.E,
fi. 24 Nov. 1889 ; s. of PhiUip Edward TiUard, of the Holme,
Godmanchester, Huntingdon. Educ. : Rugby and Woolwich.
War Work : Served in R.E. Signals in France and Italy, from
Aug. 1914, to July, 1919 ; O.C. 23rd Divisional Signal Company
from Sept. 1916, to March, 1919. Address: The Holme,
Godmanchester, Huntingdon. Club : Junior Army and Navy.
(06424)
TILLERAY, Capt. WiUiam Arthur James, O.B.E, 6.
16 Jan. 1879 ; s. of William TUleray, of Dulwich, London ;
to. Madaltoe, d. of the late Frederick H. Charles, of Westbourne
Grove, W. Educ. : Mina Road, Secondary School, S.E.
Shipping Agent. War Work: Commissioned April, 1915;
served in France, May, 1915, to Oct. 1915 ; Salonica, Nov.
1915, to Sept. 1917 ; Egypt, Oct. 1917, to Nov. 1919 ; men
tioned in despatches. Addresses : 39, Sydenham Hill, S.B. 26;
53, Gracechurch Street, E.C. 3. Club : United R.A.S.C. (O6307)
TILLETT, Amy Henrietta, M.B.E, 6. 4 Jan. 1876. Educ. :
London Schocl Board. War Work : House Matron, The Lord

Derby War Hospital, Warrington, Lancs. Address: The
Lord Derby War Hospital, Warrington, Lancs. (M9866)
TILLEY, Capt. Harry, M.B.E, R.A.F.
TILLEY, John WilUam, O.B.E.
TILLYARD, Capt. Eustace MandeviUe Wetenhall, O.B.E.
M.A. (Cantab.), 6. 19 May, 1889 ; s. of A. I. TiUyard, M.A,
J.P, of Fordfleld, Cambridge ; to. Phyllis Beatrice, d. of
H. M. Cooke, of 3, Porchester Terrace, W. Educ. : Perse
School, Jesus Coll, Cambridge. Late Fellow of Jesus Coll,
Cambridge. War Work : Service with i/4th R. Lano. Regt.
(T.F.) in France, 1915-16 ; with InteUigence Corps, and as
British Liaison Officer with Greek Army H.Q. in Salonica,
1916-19 ; Greek MUitary Cross ; three times mentioned in
despatches. Address : 31, New Square, Cambridge. (0657)
TILLYARD, Brevet Major Godfrey, O.B.E, R.A.V.C, fi.
1883 ; s. of John Joseph TiUyard, of Norwich. Edue. : Bra-
condale School, Norwich, and privately. Member Royal Col.
Veterinary Surgeons ; Commission Royal Army Veterinary
Corps, Sept. 1908. War Work: Employed in R.A.V.C. in
England, Autumn, 1914 ; in Egypt and Salonica in 1915-16 ;
Command of Veterinary Hospitals (M.E.F. and Salonica Ex
peditionary Force) ; Assist. Director Veterinary Services
(Egypt and Palestine) from 1917 untU termination of war. (02944)
TILNEY, Mary Elizabeth, M.B.E.
TILNEY, Lieut.-Col. Norman Eccles, C.B.E, D.S.O,
R.A, 6. 1872. China, 1900 (meaal) ; served in Great War,
1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1791)
TIMBURY, Henry Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 10 July, 1865;
s. of Frederick Ttmbury, of Portsmouth ; m. Bessie, d. of John
Duddleston, of Portsmouth. Educ. : Greenwich. War Work :
Sec. to Senior Naval- Officer, and Superintendent of H.M. ships
building for H.M. Navy in Clyde District. Address : Broom-
hall, Partick, Glasgow. (M4029)
TIMEWELL, Major Henry A., O.B.E.
TIMEWELL, Herbert WilUam, O.B.B.
TIMINS, Douglas Theodore, O.B.B, M.A. (Cantab,.)
F.R.C.I, F.R.B.S, 6. 9 Nov. 1871 ; s. of the Rev. Douglas
Cartwright Timins, of Hilfield, Aldenham, Herts ; m. Anna
Helen Blanche, d. of Arthur Barkly, C.M.G, Governor of
HeUgoland. Educ : Wimbledon ; Jesus CoU, Cambridge ;
City and GuUds of London ; Central Technical CoU, South
Kensington. Industrial Commissioner to the National Savings
Committee, Salisbury Hotel, Fleet Street, E.C. ; Member
Birmingham Municipal Council, 1914-19 (retired). War
Work : Addressed Recruiting Meetings, Birmingham District ;
Assistant in Engineering Dept, and Private Sec. to Gen.
Manager, MetropoUtan Munitions Committee ; Munitions
Commissioner to National War Savings Committee (Ministry
of Munitions Branch). Clubs : Junior Carlton ; Ranelagh ;
Queen's ; 1900 ; Union (Birmingham). (03959)
TIMS, Capt. Edwin George Thomas, M.B.E.
TIMS, Major Henry WiUiam Marrett, O.B.E, M.D,
R.A.M.C TINDALL, Edith Pelham, M.B.B,;. d. of the Rev. Canon
Field, and his 1st wife, Eleanor, nee Elwes, of Bigby Rectory,
Lines. ; to. Charles WiUiam, s. of WiUiam TindaU, of Wheatley,
nr. Doncaster. Educ. : Privately, and at Ladies' CoU,
Grantham. War Work : Commandant, Wainfleet Red Cross
Hospital, Lines. V.A.D. 50, 1914-19 ; Member of Local War
Pensions Committee, and Women's War Agricultural Committee ;
District CounciUor for Wainfleet, 1902-20. Address : Park
House, Louth, Lines. Club : V.A.D. (M4030)
TINDALL, Louis Edward, O.B.E, 6. 17 Oct. 1873 ; s. of
the late George TindaU, of Newmarket. Educ. : Privately.
Local Taxation Officer, Norfolk County Council. War Work :
Hon. Sec. Norfolk County War Savings Committee ; Hon. Sec.
Henstead Local War Pensions Committee. Addresses :
Brunswick Road, Norwich ; The ShirehaU, Norwich. (011482)
TINDALL, Robert, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
T1NDLEY, Francis Oswald, O.B.E, 6. 26 June, 1883;
s. of Alfred Tindley, of Croydon ; m. Lily Marian, d. of John
Siviour, of Croydon. Educ. : The Oval School, Croydon.
Export Manager, The Mediterranean Company for General
Trade, Ltd. War Work : Buyer of SuppUes for the Y.M.C.A.
with the Forces in all theatres of war. Address : The Red
Gables, Whitstable, Kent. (01929)
TINKER, Lieut. Henry WilUam Cossart, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. TINKLER, Capt. Frederick Usher John, O.B.E, M.C.
TINKLER, Capt. Lionel Maughan, O.B.E, M.C, fi. 1886
s. of George Tinkler, of Liverpool. Educ. : Privately, and at
Liverpool CoU. War Work : 1st King Edward's Horse, Aug.
1914; transferred to A.P.W.O. Yorkshire Regt, Jan. 1916;
proceeded overseas to France, June, 1915 ; wounded, July,
1916 ; served again in France, 1917 ; served in France and
Italy, 1918; on General Staff in South Russia, 1919-20.
Address.: 72, Devonshire Road, Liverpool. Club : Junior
Army and Navy. (09755)
TINN, John, M.B.E.
TINNER Lieut.-Col. Sydney Jonathan, O.B.E.
TINNISWOOD, Robert, O.B.E, fi. 18 Dec. 1879. Address:
10, Woodside Lane, N. Finchley, N. 12. (O3960)
TINSLEY, Comm. Riohard Bolton, C.B.E., R.N.R.
T1NSON, Comm. Charles Wills, O.B.E, R.N.
TIPPING, Arthur Bramble, M.B.E.
TIPPING, Capt. Frank Walter, M.B.E, fi. 9 March, 1884.
Enlisted Oxford and Bucks. Lt. Infy, 1900 ; served South
Africa, 1901-2. War Work : Corps School oi Musketry (Staff

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Tom

Sergt.), 1914 ; Sgt.-Maj, School of Musketry, Dublin. 1915 ;
Commissioned, Dec. 1915 ; Assistant Instructor, School of
Musketry, StrensaU and Hythe, 1915-19. Address : Pytchley,
StrensaU. York. (M5676)
TIPPING, Capt. Herbert, M.B.E.
TIPPING, Kate Vernon, M.B.E.
TIPPING, Capt. William John, O.B.E.
TIPPINGE, Capt. Leioester Francis Gartside, C.B.E,
BJf ., fi. 1855 ; s. of the late Rev. Francis Gartside Tippinge,
of Sansaw Hall, Shrewsbury. Served in Great War, 1914-19
(mentioned in despatches). (C1946)
TISLEY, Capt. Frederiok WiUiam, M.B.E, R.E.
TITCHENER, Capt. Harry Stooker, M.B.E, R.A.O.C
TITLEY,Margaret,Mrs., O.B.E, m. John Edward Addison.
War Work: Organised and superintended the Harrogate
Voluntary Ambulance Service from Oct. 1914 to May, 1919,
Headquarters, Harrogate. Address : Manor Cottage, CornwaU
Road, Harrogate, Yorks. Club : Lyceum. (011483)
TITTERINGTON, Edward John Goodall, M.B.B.
TIVY, Evelyn Laura, M.B.E, 6. 10 Sept. 1879; d. of
William James Tivy, F.R.C.P, F.R.CS, Victoria Square,
CUfton, Bristol. Educ. : Privately. Civil Servant. War
Wort : Sec. of the Bristol Advisory Committee, and Manager
of the Bristol Juvenile Employment Exchange. Address : 42,
Royal York Crescent, CUfton, Bristol. (M9867)
TIZARD, Capt. Claude, O.B.E, M.C.
TIZARD, Ethel Annie, M.B.E, 6. 3 July, 1884 ; d. of
Capt. T. H. Tizard, C.B, R.N, F.R.S, of 23, Geneva Road,
Kingston-on-Thames. Educ. : Surbiton Church High School,
Kingston-on-Thames. Assist. Sec. to the Rt. Rev. E. S.
Talbot, present Bishop of Wtochester, 1907-11 ; Sec. to the
Rt. Rev. H. M. Burge, D.D, present Bishop of Oxford, 1911, to
Aug. 1914 ; Private Sec. to F. C Abbott, C.B.E, M.C, F.R.CS,
The Hermitage, Bletchingley, 1920. War Work : Aug. 1914,
to May, 1919, Sec. to Dame Ethel Becher, G.B.E, R.R.C,
Matron-in-Chief of Queen Alexandra's Imperial MiUtary
Nursing Service, War Office (Royal Army Medical Dept.). (M2547)
TOBIN, Frank, C.B.E, Knight of Grace, Order of St.
John of Jerusalem in England, fi. 1849 ; s. of James AspinaU
Tobin. Partner in Hornby, Tobin and Ockleston, Stock
brokers, of Liverpool ; Founder of Avenue (Liverpool) Auxiliarv
Hospital for Officers during the Great War. (C2998)
TOBIN, Capt. Frederick Matthias, M.B.E, R.A.S.C, 6.
13 Nov. 1879 ; s. of Matthias Tobin, of Kingstown, Ireland ; m.
Catherine, d. of James McKay, of Warrington. ¦ Educ. : Army
Schools. Soldier in ranks (Regular), Nov. 1893, to Sept. 1903,
1st Batt. E. Surrey Regt. ; Sept. 1903, to Nov. 1915, R.A.P.C ;
Nov. 1916, to Nov. 1916, R.A.O.C. ; Commissioned, R.A.S.C,
Nov. 1916 to date ; Assist. Control Native Labour, Mesop.
Ixped. Force, Aug.-Sept. 1917 ; Adjutant, 13th Divisional
Train ; Officer 18th (Did.) Division, May, 1920, to date. War
Work : Aug. 1914, to Nov. 1915, Army Pay Office, Woolwich ;
Nov. 1915, to Nov. 1916, Bast Coast Defences ; Nov. 1916 to
date in R.A.S.C, ; Mesop. Exped. Force, Feb. 1917, to date ;
Senior Officer 18th (Ind.) Div. ; mentioned in despatches five
times. Address : 3, WUton Place, Marmion Road, Southsea,
Hants. (M4933)
TOBIN, Major Harry Walter, D.S.O, O.B.B, 6. 1879;
s. of the late Henry Murray Tobin, I.C.S. ; m. Regina, d. of
the late Archibald Dowdall-Nicolls, J.P, of co. KUdare.
Educ : St. Paul's School. Is Major, Indian Army ; served
iu Great War, 1914-16 (despatches). (08552)
TOBY, Lieut. WUUam Henry, O.B.B, R.N.R.
TOD, Major Alan CecU, O.B.E, 6. 10 Aug. 1887 ; s. of
A. J. Tod, of Liverpool ; to. Helen Marjorie, d. of James E.
Gordon, of Great Sutton, Cheshire. Educ. : Dunchurch, and
Wellington. Banker. Address : Maryton Grange, AUerton,
Liverpool. (O2760)
TOD, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Alexander Gray, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C TOD, Arthur White MUIar, O.B.E.
TOD, Major David Inman, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
TOD, Lieut. Frederick Lewis Maitland, M.B.E, R.A.S.C
TOD, James Alexander, M.B.E,
TOD, James Niebuhr, C.B.E, 6. 20 Sept. 1876 ; s. of the
ate John Tod, of St. Albans, Herts. ; to. Edith May, d. of the
late Comm. Keppel Gamier, R.N, of Farnham, Surrey. Educ. :
privately. War Work : Assisted in securing suppUes of tex
tiles; later appointed Assistant Director of Wool Textile
Production. Address: Balgownie House, nr. Aberdeen. (C2999)
TOD, Capt. Marcus Niebuhr, O.B.E.
TOD, Robert Paterson, O.B.E, M.I.M.E. Special
services during the war in connection with the British
Aluminium Company's factory at Kinlochleven. (011929)
TOD, Major WiUiam Norman, O.B.E.
TODD, Lieut. Alexander, M.B.E, R.F.A.
TODD, Col. Arthur George, C.B.E, D.S.O. Lieut.-Col.
and Brevet Col. Army Vet. Corps ; Dep. Director of Vet.
Services ; served in Great War, 1914-18 (mentioned in des
patches). (C790)
TODD, Major Arthur Theodore, O.B.B, M.B, M.R.C.P,
it.A.M.C, 6. 1888 ; s. of Rev. M. M. Todd. Educ. : Latimer
ochool, Hammersmith; Edinburgh Univ. Consulting Physician,
Jinine Forces. War Work: Medical Specialist, 42 CCS,
Mance. Address: Berry Brow, Huddersfield, Yorks. (05859)

TODD, Charles, O.B.E, M.D, 6. 17 Sept. 1869; s. of
J. Todd, of Harraby, CarUsle. Educ : Cambridge, and St.
Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Director, Public Health
Laboratories, Public Health Department, Cairo, Egypt. War
Work: Director, Central Military Bacteriological Laboratory,
Cairo. Clubs : Royal Societies ; Turf (Cairo). (02133)
TODD, Duncan, O.B.E.
TODD, Edith Mary Elizabeth, M.B.E, 6. 29 Sept. 1870 ;
d. of the late George Todd, of Bideford, N. Devon. Educ. :
At home, and private school. Matron, Q.A.S.M.N. Service.
War Work : Matron of Men's and Women's Hospitals, Royal
Arsenal. Woolwich. (M2548)
TODD, Major Edwin Ernest Enever, O.B.E.
TODD, Lieut.-Col. George Eardley, O.B.E, fi. 14 Feb.
1881 ; s. of George Nicholas Todd ; to. Mary, d. of David
Thomson-Glover. Educ. : BlundeU's School. Regular (retired);
served South African Campaign, 1901-1902, with 3rd Welch
Regt. MUitia ; gazetted Welch Regt, July, 1903 ; served
India, South Africa, and Sierra Leone. War Work : Seconded
to Royal Flying Corps, April, 1913 ; served in France, Egypt,
Salonica, and Turkey ; awarded Chevalier Legion of Honour,
Croix de Guerre avec Palme, Serbian White Eagle, 1914 Star,
Victory Medal, War Medal, and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Address :
Mundham House, Brooke, Norwich. (O8205)
TODD, Eng.-Comm. George Webster, O.B.E, R.N.R.
TODD, Georgina, Mrs, M.B.B, 6. 25 June, 1863 ; d. of
the late George Matthews, of HoUy Mount, Maguiresbridge,
Co. Fermanagh ; m. Armstrong Herbert Swift Todd, M.D. ;
s. of the late Armstrong Todd, M.D, of Grosvenor Street,
Hyde Park, London, W. War Workers Badge ; The Order
of St. John War Service Badge ; Egg Collector's Certificate.
War Work : Commandant V.A.D. 752 Fermanagh, Order of
St. John of Jerusalem ; Recruiting Commandant, Co. Fer
mauagh ; Head of Workroom 5732, HoUy Mount, Co. Fer
managh ; Hon. Sec. Co. Fermanagh Red Cross and Order of
St. John Ambulance Fund. Address : Holly Mount, Maguires
bridge. Co. Fermanagh. (M9869)
TODD, Gerald Frederiok, M.B.E, 6. 3 Aug. 1881 ; s. of
WUliam Ansell Todd, J.P, late of Bristol ; m. HUda Margaret
Bartrum, d. of Charles Ackland, of Woking, Surrey. Educ. :
Clifton ; Malvern Coll. Chartered Accountant ; Partner in
Grace Darbyshire and Todd, Chartered Accountants, 24, Clare
Street, Bristol. War Work : Hdn. Sec, Bristol and District
War Savings Local Committee. Address : Stapleton, Bristol.
Club : Constitutional (Bristol). (M9870)
TODD, Lieut.-Col. G. M., C.B.E. Lieut.-Col. Canadian
Army Pay Corps ; served in Great War, 1915-19 (mentioned
in despatches). (C1357)
TODD, John Thomas, M.B.E.
TODD, Reginald, O.B.E, 10 Oct. 1868 ; s. of the late
James J. Todd, of Aberdeen ; to. Lorna, d. of Lieut.-Col. Henry
John Lawrence, of Parkstone, Dorset. Educ. : Fettes Coll,
Edinburgh ; Coopers Hill ; Royal Indian Engineering Coll.
Civil Engineer ; Deputy to the Agent, Bombay, Baroda, and
Central India Rly. War Work : Seconded from Bombay,
Baroda, and Central India RaUway to be Agent of the Madras
and Southern Mahratta Railway during the war, 1916-19.
Address : c/o Henry S. King & Co, Pall Mall. Club : East
Indian United Service. (04107)
TODD, Capt. Sam, O.B.E, L.D.S, 6. 22 June, 1886 ;
s. of Edward Todd, of Fencehouses, Co. Durham ; m. Amy
d. of the late John George Baty, of Houghton-le-Spring
Educ. : Argyle House School, Sunderland, and Durham
Univ. Coll. of Medicine. War Work: Enlisted Nov. 1914
in R.A.M.C ; proceeded overseas as Corporal. AprU, 1915 ;
gazetted Lieut. (Dental Surgeon), Aug. 1915, and appointed
to No 17 Casualty Clearing Station ; promoted Capt, Aug.
1916, and served continuously overseas in Belgium, France,
and Germany until March, 1919 ; mentioned in Sir D. Haig's
despatches. Address : Church House, Houghton-le-Spring,
Co. Durham. (O5860)
TODD, Albert Rudolf LOCHLEIN-, M.B.E.
TODHUNTER, AUee Mrs., O.B.B. ; d. of the late Capt.
0. W. Losack, late of 93rd Highlanders ; m. Hon. Charles
George Todhunter, T.C.S, C.S.T, J.P. War Work : President,
Tinnevelly War Fund (Ladies Branch) ; Ladies' Committee,
Madras War Fund ; trained as Superintendent MiUtary Dairy
Farm. Address ; The Hermitage, Mylapore, Madras. (O4108)
TODHUNTER, Benjamin Edward, O.B.B.
TOFFT, Major Walter Henry, M.B.E.
TOGHILL, Edward Sergent, M.B.E.
TOKE, Nicolas Eyare, M.B.E, 6. 18 March, 1866; s.
of Rev. Nicolas R. Toke, of Pipsden Lodge, Hawkhurst, Kent ;
to. Ida Julie Francoise, d. ol Jean Bardy, of Helsingfors, Fin
land. Educ. : London Univ. and Univ. of Lausanne, Switzer
land. War Work : Representative of the Local Government
Board in Folkestone, from Oct. 1916, to April, 1919, with
charge of Belgian Refugees and Belgian Soldiers arriving at
Folkestone ; Assistant Sec. during the war of the Folkestone
War Refugees Committee ; Chevalier del'Ordre de la Couronne,
Belgique. Address : PeuflUan House, Folkestone. (M9872)
TOLLEMACHE, Capt. Cecil Herbert, M.B.E.
TOLLER, Emma Anne, Mrs., M.B.E. War Work :
Ladv President and Organiser of the Paddington and Ceylon
Y.M.C.A- Hut, Stanley Street, W. 2. Club : Forum. (M2549)
TOLLER, Capt. George Gordon Taylor, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
(011769)
TOLMIE, Agnes, O.B.E.
TOM.Henry, M.B.E., H.M's. Consul at Amsterdam. (M1024)

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Tomasson

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

TOMASSON, Capt. WiUiam Hugh, Sir, K.B.E, M.V.O, 5.
1857 ; s. of the late WiUiam Tomasson, of Grainfoot, Derwent ;
to. Eliza, d. of the late George Lees, of Ashton, Cheshire. Educ. :
Clifton. Formerly Capt. Baker's Horse ; has been Chief Con
stable of Nottinghamshire since 1892. Address : Woodthorpe,
Nottingham. Clubs: Boodle's; Pratt's. (K435)
TOMB, John Walker, O.B.E.
TOMES, WiUam Jameson, M.B.E.
TOMKINS, Ernest WiUiam, O.B.E.
TOMKINS, Stanley Charles, M.B.E.
TOMKINSON, Dora Sloane, O.B.E.
TOMKINSON, Lieut. Geoffrey Stewart, O.B.E, M.C.
TOMKINSON, Major Herbert, O.B.E.
TOMKINSON, Marion, M.B.E.
TOMLEY, John Edward, C.B.E. Chairman of the Joint
Disablement Committee (Ministry of Pensions) for North
Wales. Chairman of the Hospital and General Purposes
Committee (Ministry of Pensions) for North Wales. (C3168)
TOMLIN, Henry Charles, M.B.E, 6. July, 1862. Fruit
and Potato Merchant ; Member, Leicester Board of Guardians.
War Work : Member of Potato Control Committee (North
Midland Division) ; Member of Naval and MUitary War
Pensions Committee. Address : 21, Junction Road, Leicester.
Club : Constitutional (Leicester). (M9873)
TOMLIN, Major JuUan Latham, CB.E, D.S.O, R.E, 6.
23 AprU, 1886 ; s. of the late Capt. Bankes Tomlto, King's
Dragoon Guards, of Dane Court, St. Peters, Isle of Thanet;
m. 1 Sept. 1920, Emily Gertrude, d. of Rev. T. G. Falkiner,
Vicar of WythaU. Educ. : King's School, Canterbury ; R.M.A,
Woolwich. (C3000)
TOMLIN, lLieut.-Col. Morton James Baring, O.B.E. ;
s. of John Leonard Tomlto, of Thiernswood, by Richmond,
Yorkshire ; to. May, d. of Thomas Edward Brewitt HilUard.
Educ. : Eton, and New CoU, Oxford. SoUcitor. War Work :
Commanded l/21st Bn. London Regt. at outbreak of war ;
proceeded to France in March, 1915 ; invaUded home ; subse
quently commanded 19th (R.) Bn. London Regt. until
March, 1919. Address : 67, Elm Park Gardens, S.W. 10.
Clubs : Junior United Service ; M.C.C. ; Leander. (07783)
TOMLING, Flying Officer George Gibson, M.B.E, M.C,
R.A.F. TOMLINSON, AUce May, M.B.E.; d. of S. TomUnson,
M.Inst.CE, of Singapore and Grange. Educ. : High School,
Saltaire, and Univ. CoU, London. War Work : Voluntary
Canteen work in Alexandria, 1915-17 ; in Cairo, from 1917 to
March, 1920, in charge of Central Office of the CivUian Employ
ment Bureau for E.E.F, estabUshed in Aug. 1917, under the
direction of S. H. WeUs, C.B.E, for the recruiting of civiUans
for military work. Address : Beechgrove, Grange-over-
Sands. (M9874)
TOMLINSON, Lieut. Davil HoUand, M.B.E.
TOMLINSON, Ernest WUUam, O.B.E.
TOMLINSON, Major and Qr.-Mr. Frederick, O.B.E,
M.C. TOMLINSON, Tom Ashton, M.B.E.
TOMPKINS, Engr.-Capt. Albert Edward, CB.E, R.N, fi.
30 May, 1863 ; s. of the late John Tompkins, of Aveley Hall,
Essex ; m. Dorothea Frances, d. of Edmund George Reader,
of Genoa, Italy. Educ. : Private Schools. Royal Navy ;
Engineer Student, H.M.S. " Marlborough," June, 1878 •
Engr.-Lieut, April, 1889 ; EngT.-Comm, Sept. 1901 ; Engr -
Capt. (ret.), May, 1913 ; Instructor to Steam and Marine
Engineering at R.N. CoU, Greenwich, and Lecturer to R N
War Colleges, 1902-6 ; M.I.Mech.E. ; author of " Marine
Engineering" (a Text-Book), "Turbines," etc. War Work ¦
In charge emergency repairs to H.M. ships and mercantile
vessels, Clyde district, 1914-17, and at Genoa and N.-W. Italy
from 1917-19. Address : Little Brookley, Brockenhurst'
Hants. (C1947)
TOMS, Major Charles Bailey, O.B.E.
TOMS, Lieut. Frederick Bowring, O.B.E, R.N.V.R
TOMS, Stanley J., M.B.E. Formerly Partner in the firm
of Derry and Sons. War Work : Joined Red Cross, Sept
1914 ; Commandant of London 31 V.A.D, Kensington Div,
Feb. 1915 ; commenced work with London Ambulance Column'
March, 1915 ; became one of the Commandants, bearer section
Units V. and VI. ; Air Raid work at Kensington Headquarters •
demobUised, March, 1919. Address: Homestead Great
Missenden, Bucks. (M98761
TOMS, Capt. WilUam, M.B.E.,
TOMSON, Lieut. Henry Gordon, M.B.E.
TONGE, Edward, M.B.E, M.B, B.S, 6. 3 June 1872 •
s. of Robert Tonge, of York ; to. Kate, d. of WUUam Wilty
of Driffield. Educ. : Univ. of Durham, and Pisa. Admiralty
Surgeon, Seaton and District; M.O. Beer District- PubUc
Vaccinator, Beer District; Surgeon to Shipping Federation
War Work : Admiralty Surgeon ; Examining M.O. for East
Devon, Lord Kitchener's Army; Commanding Officer and
M.O. of the Seaton and District AuxiUary War Hospital (100
beds). Addresses : The Grange, Beer, E. Devon ¦ St
Margaret's, Seafield Terrace, Seaton. (M9877)
TONGE, Lieut. Frederick WilUam John, M.B E Officer
d Academie, R.N.V.R, 6. 29 July, 1885 ; s. of John Tonge,
of London ; m. Evelyn Mary, d. of Frank Drew, of London.
Educ: Privately, and Cusack Institute. Clerk, Ministry of
Health, and during the war at Admiralty and Ministry of
Stopping. War Work : Executive work on Staff of Ministry
of Stopping ; 1917-18, on Staff of British Naval Commander-
in-Chief, Mediterranean Station, as Officer-in-Charge of Shipping

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InteUigence and Statistics, in connection with protection of
merchant shipping. Address : 243, Norwood Road, Heme
HU1. (M9878)
TONKIN, Harold John, M.B.B, fi. 10 March, 1887;
s. of James F. Tonkin, of Swindon, WUts ; to. Josepha Kate,
d. of John Tippet Angove, of Mutley, Devon. Educ. : North
Wilts Technical and Secondary School, and London School of
Economics (Univ. of London). Works Accountant of the
Ashford Locomotive Carriage and Wagon Works of the South-
Eastern and Chatham Rly, Co. Address : Homeland, WUles-
borough, Kent. (M9879)
TONKIN, John, M.B.E.
TONKINSON, Edith, Mrs., M.B.E.
TONKINSON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
TONKS, Major Osmund, O.B.E.
TONNER, James, M.B.E.
TOOGOOD, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Seymour, O.B.E.
TOOGOOD, Lieut.-Col. Frederick Sherman, O.B.E ,
M.D., R.A.M.C.
TOOGOOD, John James, M.B.E.
TOOHILL, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
TOOKEY, Capt. Francis Edwin Friday, M.B.E.
TOOMER, Edith. Mrs., M.B.E.
TOOTH, Helen Katharine, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 5 Sept. 1873 ;
d. of the Rev. C. S. Ctolver, of Gate House, Midhurst; m.
Howard Henry, M.D, C.B, C.M.G, s. of Frederick Tooth, of
Brighton. Educ : Newbury. War Work : Sec. Y.M.C.A.
Hut at 1st London General Hospital; Vice-Chairman, St.
Bartholomew's Hospital Women's GuUd. Address : 34,
Harley Street, W. 1. (011485)
TOOTH, Louis Frederick, M.B.E.
TOOTILL, Robert, C.B.E, M.P, 6.1850; s.of James Tootill.
Town CouncUlor and a J.P. of Bolton ; Member of War Aims
Committee, Central Tribunal, and ParUamentary Pensions
Bureau ; has been Sec. to Bolton Trades CouncU since 1894 ;
has sat as M.P. for Bolton-le-Moors (Lab.) since Sept. 1914.
Address : Westward House, Bolton-le-Moors. (C649)
TOOVEY, Thomas Reginald, M.B.E, 6. 21 June, 1878.
Educ. : Sir W. Borlase, Grammar School, Great Marlow, and
the City of London School. Assistant to the Staff Manager,
Port of London Authority. War Work : Sec. to the Port of
London Local Committee of the Port and Transit Executive
Committee. Address : Ormonde House, High Wycombe. (M9880)
TOPHAM, Harry, M.B.B.
TOPHAM, Harry, M.B.B, fi. 16 Feb. 1873 ; s. of Chris
topher and Mary EUzabeth Topham, of Wakefield ; to. Jane,
d. of WilUam Sidebottom, of Wakefield. Educ. : Wakefield
Grammar School (Queen Elizabeth's). Clerk to the West
Ridtog of Yorkshire Asylums Board, and to the Scalebor Park
Asylum (Private) Visiting Committee. War Work : Acted as
Clerk to the Wharnchffe War Hospital Committee (2000 beds).
Address : Asylums Board Office, Wakefield ; 1, Rishworth
Street, Wakefield. Club : Leeds and County. (M2555)
TOPHAM, Jane Grace Cowan, M.B.E, d. of Lupton T.
Topham, of Lutterworth and Middleham. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Assistant Superintendent and Qr.-Mr. at Lutter
worth AuxiUary Hospital. Address : Middleham House,
Middleham, Yorks. (M9881)
TOPLIS, James, C.B.E, fi. 1876 ; s. of Frederick Toplis,
of Crouch HiU ; to. BUen Kate, d. of John Jameson, of Southsea,
Hants. Educ : St. Paul's School, and Trinity Coll, Cam
bridge. War Work : Financial Adviser to Italy to War Office.
Address : Army Audit Office, Baghdad, Mesopotamia. (C3001)
TOPLISS, Capt. John, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
TOPPIN, Lieut.-Col. Henry, O.B.E, 6. 15 June, 1868;
s. of the Rev. Richard Toppin, late of Tramore ; m. Amy
Constance, d. of John Greene, of Gaulstown House, Co. Meath.
Educ. : Trinity CoU, DubUn, and abroad. Resident Magis
trate. War Work : Attached G.H.Q, Deland, and to Head
quarters of various Special Military Areas in Deland ; Assistant
Adjutant- General, G.H.Q, Ireland (Temp.). Address : Bally-
carney, Tramore. Club : SackvUle Street. DubUn. (08956)
TOPPIN, Paymaster-Sub-Lieut. MaxweU Howard,
M.B.E, R.N.R.
TOPPLE, Walter Livingstone, C.B.E. Sup. Electric
and Ordnance Accessories Co. (Limited). (C650)
TORREGGIANI, Antonio Cassar, O.B.E.
TORRIE, Claud Jamieson, O.B.E.
TOSSWILL, Capt. Frank Speare, O.B.E, R.A.O.C,
b. 23 June, 1878. Sec. to the Guildford Education Authority,
and Director of Technical Instruction. War Work : Received
H.M. Commission, Jan. 1016 ; appointed to R.A.O.C, and
stationed Dover Ordnance Depot ; overseas service, East
Africa, May, 1917, untU demobiUsed, May, 1919. Address :
The Hoo, Wodeland Road, Guildford. (04181)
TOSSWILL, Major, Leonard Robert, O.B.E, M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P, D.P.H, 6. 12 Jan. 1880 ; s. of Louis H. TosswiU,
M.B, of Exeter ; to. Mabel Sylvia, y.d. of G. W. O. Secretan.
Educ : Marlborough CoU. Principal Deputy Commissioner
of Medical Services, Ministry of Pensions. War Work : Served
with R.A.M.C (T.F.) over 12 years, including period of the
war ; overseas (France), with 1st Division, then as D.A.D.M.S.
(Sanitation), H.Q. 4th and 5th Armies ; twice mentioned in
despatches. Address : Southwood, Pinner. Club : Authors'. (05861)
TOTTENHAM, Capt. Francis Loftus, C.B.E, R.N.
Served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1948)

BIOGRAPHIES.

Travers

TOTTENHAM, Percy Marmaduke, CB.E. 6. 1873; s. of
Capt. Francis Loftus Tottenham, of Coolmore, Crowborough ;
m. 1909, Angel, d. of Edward Mervyn Archdale, M.P, of
Riversdale, Fermanagh. Inspector-General of Irrigation,
Soudan, 1909-13, and for Lower Egypt, 1914-16 ; now Under-
Secretary of State, Miuistry of Public Works, Egvpt. (C2361)
TOUGH, George, O.B.B.
TOUGH, James Maogillivray, M.B.E.
TOULMIN, Capt. Franois Justus, O.B.E.
TOURTEL, John Mesny, M.B.E.
TOWER, Comm. Franois Fitzpatriok, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
TOWER, Comm. Franois Thomas Butler, O.B.E, R.N.
TOWERS, Thomas Peacock, M.B.E, 6. 1862; s. of
WUliam Towers, of Paisley ; m. Margaret, d. of John Galbraith,
of Paisley. Educ. : Paisley and Glasgow Univ. SoUcitor.
War Work: Joint Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and Sailors' Families
Association (Paisley .Branch), and Sec. Paisley War Pensions
Committee till April, 1919. Address : 16, Moss Street, Paisley.
Clubs : Paisley Liberal ; EddersUe Golf. (M9883)
TOWILL, Capt. WUliam Frederiok, O.B.E, Can. A.V.C
TOWLE, Arthur Edward, CB.E, 6. 1878 ; s. of William
Towle, of Rooklands, Torquay ; m. Mabel Ethel, d. of the
late Henry Taylor, of St. Peter's, Thanet. Educ. : Marl
borough. A Railway Officer and Assist. Sec. Ministry of Food
during Great War. (C1047)
TOWLE, Arthur Henry, O.B.E.
TOWLE, Lieut.-Col. Sir Franois WilUam, CB.E, B.A,
fi. 18 AprU, 1876 ; s. of Wm. Towle, of Rooklands, Torquay ;
m. Emma Annette, widow of Capt. and Adjutant D. A. N.
Lomax, 1st Welsh Regt. Educ. : Marlborough, and Trinity
CoU, Cambridge. Director, Commercial Bank of London ;
Director, Agricultural Industries, Ltd, and British Glass
Industries, Ltd. War Work : T. Capt. A.S.C, Nov.
1915; Asst. Inspector Q.M.G.'s Services, Hdqrs, Southern
Command, Jan. 1916 ; Inspector Q.M.G. Services, War Office,
and Member of Executive Committee, Army Canteen Com
mittee, on formation, Jan. 1917 • appointed Member of Tobacco
Control Board on formation, May, 1917 ; Lieut.-Col, Dec.
1917 ; Controller at War Office Navy and Army Canteen
Board, Dec. 1917 ; Chairman, Board of Management,
N.A.C.B, AprU, 1918. Addresses : 3, Clarence Terrace,
Regent's Park, N.W. ; Commercial Bank of London, Ltd,
37-41, Gracechurch Street, E.C. Club : Bath. (C317)
TOWN, Christopher Edward, M.B.E.
TOWNE, Major Edward Charles Lyndhurst, O.B.E.
TOWNEND, Paymaster-Comm. AUred Bernard Stairs,
O.B.E, R.N , 6. 5 Oct. 1882 ; s. of the late Rev. Alfred John
Townend, B.A., CF. ; to. Grace Carina, d. of the late Timothy
Bevington. War Work : Served as Sec. to Hyde Parker and
Terrain Committees, 1918-19. (09196)
TOWNEND, Kathleen M., O.B.B, 6. 15 May, 1851 ; d.
of James Hamilton Townend, of Harefield, Cheam, Surrey.
Vice-President for several years of Girls' Friendly Society,
and Chairman of its Imperial Committee; Vice-Chairman
of the G.F.S. War Emergency Committee from 1916-19.
War Work : Organising work on behalf of Munition Workers,
W.A.A.C.S, and other War workers, by helping to raise
funds for the War Emergency Fund to start hostels, clubs,
and huts in various places. Address : 46, The Ridgways,
Golder's Green, N.W. Club : Church ImperiaL adies'. (011490)
TOWNER, Lieut. Henry WiUiam, O.B.B, R.G.A.
TOWNLEY, Rev. Charles Francis, C.B.E, 0. 15 June,
1856 ; s. of Charles Watson Townley, of Fulbourn Manor ;
m. RosaUnde, d. of the Rev. Jermyn Pratt, of Ryston Hall,
Downham, Norfolk. Educ. : Cheam ; Eton ; Trinity Coll.
Cambridge. County Director, Red Cross, Cambs. War
Work : As County Director. Address : Fulbourn Manor,
Cambridge. Club: WelUngton; M.C.C. (C3002)
TOWNLEY, Capt. Herbert Arthur, M.B.B.
, TOWNLEY, RosaUnde Cecil, M.B.B.
TOWNSEND, Harry Edward, O.B.E, 6. April, 1872;
s. of Richard Montague ; m. Eleanor, d. of James Moulding,
of Toxteth, Liverpool. Educ. : Privately. Engaged in
Commerce. War Work : Founded in Sept. 1914, the Bristol
Inquiry Bureau, a voluntary organisation for the assistance
and entertainment of wounded soldiers ; officially acting for
the 2nd Southern General, and the Beaufort War Hospitals ;
acted as Hon. Organising Sec. until March 1918, subsequently
leaving Bristol to join the Ministry of Food, London. Clubs :
Eccentric ; Bristol Liberal. (01149)
TOWNSEND, Capt. Harry Orton, O.B.E.
TOWNSEND, Lucy Mabel, Mrs., M.B.E. War Work :
Convener of the Central Store for Surgical Dressings, Scottish
Branch of the British Red Cross Society. Address : 19,
Huntly Gardens, Kelvtoside, Glasgow. (M1028)
TOWNSEND, Capt. Philip Henry, O.B.E, 6. 12 Aug.
1881 ; s. of the late Henry MUnes Townsend, of Peterborough ;
w,Gwenyth Gwendoline, d. of Robert Roberts, of Chester.
Educ. : Privately. War Work : Mechanical Transport, 1915-
20 ; served in France, Belgium, and Germany from Feb. 1916
to Jan. 1920. Club : R.A.S.C (05862)
TOWNSHEND, Anna, M.B.E.
TOWNSHEND, Arthur Walter, M.B.E, fi. 5 Jan. 1859;
s. of Walter Waters Townshend, of Sussex ; to. Mary, d. oj
Major Tnglesby, of Cape Town. Educ: Uckfleld and East
bourne. Printer: Member of Corporation of Cape Town.
War Work: President, Y.M.C.A, etc.; Chairman of the
visiting Troops Entertainment Committee, which entertained

all troops touching at Cape Town during the war, to tho
number of li million men. Address : Ridgcwood, Tamboer's
Kloof Cape Town. (M1236)
TOWNSHEND, Capt. Francis Horatio Evory, O.B.E,
TOWNSHEND, Margery, M.B.E.
TOWNSHEND, Lieut. Reginald Brooks, O.B.E.,
TOWSE, Capt. Ernest Beeohoroft Beckwith, V.C, CB.E,
6. 1884, s. of tho late Beckwith Towse ; m. 1892, Gertrude, d. of
the late John Christie. Capt. Gordon Highlanders ; served
with the Chitral Relief Force, 1895 (medal with clasp) ; N.-W.
Frontier of India, 1897-8 (clasps) ; S. Africa, 1899-1900
(wounded, despatches twice, V.C, Queen's medal, with three
clasps) ; Serj.-at-Arms to H.M. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms ;
Dep. Chm. National Institute for the Blind, and a Knight of
Grace of Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England. Address :
Long Meadow, Goring, Oxon. Clubs : Naval and Military ;
Wellington; Caledonian; United Service. (C3003)
TOWSEY, Brig.-Gen. Francis WiUiam, C.M.G, C.B.E,
D.S.O, 6. 1864. Col. W. Yorkshire Regt. ; Brig.-Com. with
rank of Brig.-Gen. ; Ashanti Expedition, 1895-96 (star) ;
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches, Order of St. Maurice and St.
Lazarus of Italy). (C1793)
TOYE, Dudley Buhner, O.B.E, LL.B, fi. 1888 ; s. ofthe
late Henry Toye. Educ. : Privately ; London Univ. ; Member
of the Middle Temple ; Campbell Foster Prizeman, 1918.
War Work : Head of Finance Branch, Restriction of Enemy
SuppUes Dept, Foreign Office, 1917-19 ; Sec. 1919-20. Ad
dresses : RedhiU, Surrey ; Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries,
Whitehall Place, S.W. (011492)
TOYNBEE, Lieut.-Col. Guy EUiston, C.M.G, CB.E, 6.
1884. Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Army Ser. Corps ; served
in Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1794)
TOZER, Alfred Robert, O.B.E.
TOZER, Edward John, M.B.E.
TOZER, James Clark, O.B.B, J.P. ; s. of James S. Tozer,
of St. Pennycross, Devon ; to. Henrietta, d. of John Cole
Matthews, of Ipplepen, Devon. Educ : Plymouth Grammar
School. Wholesale and Retail Drapery Stores. War Work :
Chairman South Devon Appeal Tribunal. Address : Stoke

(011494)

d. of D. J. E.
Quartermaster,

House, Devonport. Club : "Constitutional.
TRACEY, Isabel Audrey, Mrs., M.B.E.
TRACY, Capt. Charles Dunlop, O.B.E.
TRACY, Kate, M.B.E, 6. 24 Sept. 1870 ;
Tracy, of The Elms, Croydon. War Work :
Beccles V.A.D. Hospital. Address : The Tower House, Beccles!
(M9884)
TRACY, Louis, C.B.E, 6. 18 March, 1863 ; s. of Thomas
Tracy, of Whitby, Yorkshire ; m. Ethel, d. of John Morse, of
Grosmont, Mon. Educ. : Privately, and France. Author.
War Work : Raised, equipped, and trained half-battalion, 4th
North Riding Regiment of Volunteers, 1914-16 ; joined
Headquarter Staff British War Mission in U.S.A., and served
underLord Northcliffe, Lord Reading, and Sir Henry Babington
Smith ; Liquidator British Bureau of Information, New York.
Club : Savage ; Authors' ; New York Yacht ; Lotos (New
York). (C3004)
TRACY, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Maxwell, O.B.B.
TRACY, Cyprienne Emma Madeleine HANBURY-,
O.B.B, 6. 27 Oct. 1874 ; d. of the Hon. Frederick Hanbury
Tracy, of 116, Queen's Gate, London, S.W. (see Burke's
Peerage, Sudeley, B.). War Work : 1916, fed the wounded
Italian soldiers in the trains passing through the railheads on
the Carso Front; Nov. 1917 to Feb. 1920, helped at, and
afterwards in charge of, British Soldiers' Club at British Base,
Italy ; mentioned in despatches, 1919. Address : The King's
Barrow, Wareham. Dorset. (03961)
TRACY, Major Eric Thomas HANBURY-, O.B.E.
TRAFFORD, Marcus Antonius Johnston de Laves, O.B.E.
M.D. Senior Medical Officer, Red Cross Hospital, Turin,
Italy. (O11790/;)
TRAILL, Margaret Isabella, Mrs, M.B.E.
TRANT, Capt. Alfred WilUam Vincent, O.B.E, 6. 2 April,
1867 ; s. of William Henry Trant, of Liverpool ; m. Ann EUza,
d. of WUliam Wannop, of Chester. Educ. : Merchant Taylors'
School, Great Crosby. Extra Master, Merchant Service ;
Capt. s.s. " Winifredian," Leyland Line ; Member Executive
Council, MercantUe Marine Service Assoc. War Work : Trans
port Service, and Marine Superintendent, Convoy Section,
Admiralty. Addresses : 23, Denman Drive, Newsham Park,
Liverpool ; c/o Messrs. Fredk. Leyland & Co, Ltd, 27, James
Street, Liverpool. 1.03962)
TRANT, Hope, M.B.E, Hon. Serving Sister Order of St.
John of Jerusalem, 6. 4 Aug. 1888 ; d. of the late Col. Fitzgib bon
Trant, D.L, J.P, of Dovea, Co. Tipperary. Educ. : Rath-
gowry, Eastbourne ; Trinity Coll, Dublin. War Work :
V.A.D. Nurse, July, 1915, to Jan. 1917, at No. 6 Stationary
and No. 2 General Hospitals, Havre, France; ambulance
driver in B.Red Cross Convoy, Le Treport, July, 1917, to July,
1918 ; Commandant in charge, General Service V.A.D. Convoy,
Abbevflle, July, 1918, to Oct. 1919 ; mentioned in despatches,
Nov 1916. Address: Glenart Lodge, Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
Club: Ladies' V.A.D, Cavendish Square W. (M9886)
TRASK, Capt. Charles Staneomb Lisle, O.B.E.
TRATHAN, Walter, M.B.E.
TRAVERS, Frederick Thomas, O.B.E, M.B. , F.R.CS,
6 3 Dec. 1869 ; s. of WiUiam Travers, of Kensi ngton ; m.
Doris Henrietta EUen, d. of WiUiam Rowlstone, of Gravesend.

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Travers

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Educ : BlundeU's School, and Univ. Coll, Hospital. Senior
Surgeon to West Kent General Hospital, Maidstone. War
Work: Assistant County Director, Kent V.A.D.; Medical
officer in charge of The Mote AuxUiary Hospital, Howard de
Walden V.A.D. Hospital, Maidstone ; consulting Surgeon to
Barham Court Auxiliary Hospital, and Hayle Place, V.A.D.
Hospital. (01933)
TRAVERS, Col. Henry Cecil, C.B.E, 'D.S.O, 6. 1876.
Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col ; Acting Col. Army Ordnance
Depart. ; served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in des
patches). (C1391)
TRAVERS, Wing-Comm. James Lindsey, O.B.E, R.A.F.
TRAVERS, Lieut. Sidney Joe, M.B.E, 6. 9 Dec. 1894;
s. of Walter Benward Travers, of Kingsdowne-on-Sea. Educ. :
Dinglewood School, Colwyn Bay. Agriculture. War Work :
Lieut, in the 5th (Cinque Ports) Batt, The Royal Sussex Regt. ;
Temp. Instructor Gen. Dif. Section, 14th Corps School, Italy ;
Act. Adjutant and Act. Quartermaster to the Batt. ; com
manded British Detachment, Scutari, Albania. Address :
Hill Top, Kingsdown, Deal, Kent. (M4756)
TRAVERS, Hon. Walter Lancelot, O.B.E.; s. of
W. Benward Travers, of Mumby, Alford, Lincolnshire.
Educ. : Alford Grammar School. Member Bengal Legislative
Council ; Chairman Duars Planters Association ; Member
Jalpaiguri District Board ; Capt. Northern Bengal Mounted
Rifles (I.D.F.). War Work : Member Rajshahi Selection
Committee, and principal non-official member of all war organi
sations, 1915-19. Address : Banadighi Tea Estate, Jalpaiguri
(Duars), Bengal. Club : Bengal (Calcutta). (02081)
TRAVERS, Lieut.-Col Wilfrid Irwin, O.B.E, F.R.I.B.A,
fi. 25 AprU, 1883 ; s. of WiUiam Travers, M.D, late of
Kensington ; m. Vera Patty Helsham, d. of A. McCausland,
M.D, of Swanage. Educ : Uppingham School. Deputy
Housing Dhector to Corporation of Birmingham. War Work :
Served with Royal Engineers, Jan. 1915, to Jan. 1920, France,
Salonica, and Turkey. Addresses : 33, Clarendon Road,
Edgbaston ; Council House, Birmingham. (06545)
TRAVILL, Lieut. Robert, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
TRAVIS, Harry, C.B.E, I.S.O, M.I.M.E, 6. 18 July,
1858 ; s. of John Travis, of Devonport ; m. Emmeline, d. of
George Hamlyn, of Roborough, South Devon. Educ. :
Privately at Devonport. Superintending Engineer, War
Office. War Work : Engaged under the Director of Transport,
War Office, in the provision and general supervision of War
Dept. Shipping, and specially of those vessels employed on
the Examination Service under Military Control for the pro-'
tection of Commercial Ports ; assisted as Advising Officer to
H.M. Customs and Excise in the provision and working of
launches for river patrol purposes in safeguarding the revenue.
Address : Royal Dockyard, Woolwich. Club : Junior Con
stitutional. (C3005)
TREACY, Alfred Martin, O.B.E.
TREADWELL, Capt. Charles Archibald Lawranoo,
O.B.E. TREANOR, Lieut. Francis James, M.B.E, 6. 23 July,
1873 ; s. of Francis Treanor, of Liverpool ; to. Jessie Maud,
d. of Peter Hannay, of Gelston, Kirkcudbrightshire. Educ. :
St. Francis Xaviers. Foreman, L. & N.W. Rly. Co. War
Work : S. Q.M.S, Lancashire Hussars Yeomanry, 1914-17 ;
granted Commission in R.A.S.C, 1917 ; 2 years with 1st
Cavalry Division, Reserve Park, in France ; 1 year with
Highland Divisional train, to France. Address : 93, Manning-
ham Road, Liverpool. (M2557)
TREASURE, John William Oran, M.B.E.
TREDEGAR, Courtenay Charles Evan Morgan, the Lord.
(see Burke's Peerage), O.B.E, F.S.A, J.P, D.L, R.N.V.R,
6. 10 April, 1867 ; s. of the late the Hon. F. C Morgan, J.P,
D.L, of Ruperra Castla, Newport, Co. Monmouth ; to. Lady
Katharine Agnes Blanche Carnegie, d. of James, 9th Earl of
Southesk, K.T. Peer of Realm ; County Alderman, Co.
Monmouth ; Hon. Col. 1st Batt. Monmouthshire Regt. ;
served in S.A. War, 1900-01, medal and 4 clasps. War Work :
Lieut. R.N.R. from 7 Aug. to 31 Dec. 1914 ; Commander,
R.N.V.R. Jan. 1915 ; demobUised, 1919 ; served with R.N.
Division, also Commanded and maintained H.M. Yacht
"Liberty IV,"; has Star, G.S. and Victory medals, and is
Knight of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem. Address : 37
Bryanston Square. Clubs : Turf ; White's ; Arthur's ;
Royal Yacht Squadron. (04449)
TREDENNICK, Major James Paumier, D.S.O, O.B.E,
fi. 1879. Entered Royal DubUn FusiUers. 1900 ; Capt. 1910 ;
Major, 1915 ; S. African War, 1900-2 (Queen's medal with
three clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ; Aden, 1903 ;
S. Nigeria, 1905-6 ; served in Great War, 1914-19, on Staff
(despatches). (05863)
TREDGOLD, Helen, M.B.E.
TREE, Maud, Lady, O.B.E.
TREES, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Reginald Pearson, M.B.E,
b. 21 Sept. 1872 ; s. of James Enoch Trees, of Ripon, Yorks. ;
m. Margaret Jane, d. of S. Daniels, of St. Johns, Newfoundland.
Educ. : Ripon National Schools. Enlisted in April, 1889,
in the ranks of The King's Liverpool Regt, and served with
this Regt.. until Oct. 1915. War Work : Commissioned as
Quartermaster in the 4'5th Loyal North Lancashire Regiment ;
Sec, Old Comrades Association, the King's Liverpool Regt.
Address : 29, Palmerston Drive, Litherland, near Liverpool.
TREFFRY, Lieut.-Col. Edward, C.M.G, O.B.E, J.P.
TREFUSIS, Dorothy Marguerite Elizabeth, Hon. Mrs.,

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O.B.E. ; d. of Col. Edward WiUiam Herbert, C.B, of Orleton,
Salop (see Burke's Peerage, Powis, E.) ; to. Robert Henry,
s. of Charles RoUe, 20th Baron Clinton, by his 2nd wife (see
Burke's Peerage). (08417)
TREGASKIS, Nellie Blanche, Mrs., M.B.E.
TREGONING, Wynn Harold, C.B.E, M.A 6. 1876;
4th s. of the late John Simmons Tregoning. J.P, D.L, of
Landue, Launceston ; to. Alice Dorothy, d. of the late Rev.
WilUam PoUexfen Bastard, of Kitley, and Buckland Court,
Devon. Educ : Harrow, and Trinity Coll. Cambridge.
Civil Engineer ; Merchant and Shipowner ; on Staff of Ministry
of Shipping ; Director of Alfred Booth and Co, Ltd, Merchants
and Shipowners ; and of John S. Tregoning and Co, Ltd,
Steel and Tinplate makers ; Deputy Chairman of Ship Licensing
Committee. Address : 57, Campden HiU Road, W. Clubs :
St. Stephen's ; Reform . (C318)
TREHARNE, Frederick Gwilym, O.B.E.
TREHEARN, Sarah Emuss, M.B.E. War Work : Hon.
Sec. Queen Mary's Needlework GuUd, Marlborough Branch ;
Local Representative, Prisoner of War Fund, Marlborough
Address : 122, High Street, Marlborough, WUts. (M4038)
TRELAWNY, James Edward SALUSBURY-, O.B.E.
TRELEAVEN, Charles John, M.B.E.
TRELOAR, Major John Linton, O.B.E.
TREMAINE, Brevet Lieut.-Col. Richard, C.B.E, 6. 1 May,
1860 ; s. of Richard Trematoe, of Trethurffe, Ladock, Cornwall ;
to. Gertrude, d. of Claris Henry Everard LandeU, of Landulla,
Denmark. Educ. : Sherborne ; Royal Military Academy,
Woolwich. Staff Officer, Lydd Practice Camp ; Adjutant
Field Artillery Brigade, Aldershot ; Commanding Remount
Depot, Canterbury. War Work : Served on the Remount
Department in South African War (Queen's medal, 4 clasps) ;
Great War, 1914-18, Officer-to-charge Royal Garrison ArtiUery
Record Office, Dover, 1916 to 1921 ; promoted Brevet Lieut.-
Col. Address : Trethurffe, Griniston Gardens, Folkestone. (C2181)
TREMAYNE, Capt. John Claude Lewis, O.B.E, J.P.
TREMEARNE, Sybil, Mrs., M.B.E.
TREMLETT, Lieut.-Col. CoUn Percy, C.B.E, 6. 5 Aug.
1880; s. of Walter WiUiam Tremlett, of Exeter. Educ. .-The
Coll, Inverness. War Work : Served in India and Mesopo
tamia. Address : Highlands, Exeter. (C1434)
TREMLETT, Capt. Frederic Thomas George, M.B.E.
TRENAM, Lieut. Richard, M.B.E, M.C.
TRENCH, Catherine Anne Swetenham, Mrs., M.B.E.;
d. oi Sir Thos. Lecky, of Greystone HaU, Limavady, Co. London
derry ; to. Frederick Charles Bloomfield (who was killed in
action 1st July, 1916), s. of Henry Bloomfield Trench, of
Cangort Park, Shinrone, King's Co, Deland. Hon. Treas,
Limavady District Nursing Association. War Work : Member
of Co. Londonderry War Pensions Committee, Limavady War
Pensions Sub-Committee., and Soldiers' and SaUors' Families
Association ; coUected money for packing and sending bales
regularly to the 10th Batt. Royal InniskiUing FusUiers (Ulster
Division); raised money to pay for aU parcels sent to local
Prisoners of War belonging to aU regiments ; looked after
dependants of soldiers and prisoners of war. Address:
Greystone HaU, Limavady, Co. Londonderry. (M9887)
TRENCH, Ernest Frederiok Crosbie, C.B.E, fi. 1869 ;
s. of George Frederick Trench, J.P, Kerry ; m. 1895, Netta
Wilbraham, e. d. of the late Herbert WUbraham Taylor, J.P, of
Hadley Bourne. M.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin; M.Inst.CE.;
Lieut.-Col. Eng. and Railway Staff Corps, R.E. ; Chief Engineer
L. & N.W. Ry. Address : The Firs, Croxiey Green, Herts.
Club : Union. (C3006j
TRENCH, Col. Frederick AmeUus, LE POER-, C.B,
CB.E, A.S.C, 6. 6 July, 1857 ; s. of Rev. Frederic WilUam
Le Poer Trench, rector of Rover and Brun ; to. Mary Gertrude
(see Burke's Peerage, Clancarty, E.) d. of late C W. Roberts,
M.R.C.S, of Radstock, Somerset. Served in S. Africa and
during Great War. (C1663)
TRENCH, Capt. Ralph Chenevix, O.B.E, M.C.
TRENCH, Major Richard Henry Chenevix, O.B.E.
TRENCH, GwendoUne, Mrs. CHENEYIX, M.B.B,
6. 31 Oct. 1869 ; d. of Sir John Heron-MaxweU, Bart, of
SpringkeU House, Dumfriesshire (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; m.
Richard Chenevix-Trench, s. of PhiUp Chenevix-Trench, of
Botley, Hants. War Work : Commandant of the Bangor
Women's Voluntary Aid Detachment, who nursed at the
Bangor Military Hospital, 1914-15 ; organised and staffed
Penrhyn Cottage V.A.D. Hospital. (M1031)
TRENDELL, Herbert Arthur Previte, M.V.O, O.B.E,
6. 9 June, 1864 ; s. of the late Sir Arthur TrendeU, C.M.G. ;
to. Harriette Constance, d. of Randal Thomas Slacke, of Anna-
dale, Co. Leitrim. Educ : Amersham HaU, Caversham, Berks.
Chief Clerk, Ceremonial Department, St. James's Palace.
Address : Ambassador's Court, St. James's Palace, S.W. 1.
(0814)
TRESTRAIL, Major AUred Bond, M.B.E, J.P, V.D, fi.
5 Feb. 1849 ; s. of the Rev. Frederick TrestraU, D.D, of
CUfton, Bristol ; m. Clara Maud, d. of Richard Brodribb
Sherring, of Bristol. Educ. : MiU HiU School ; Amersham
HaU ; Royal Coll. of Chemistry, and the Royal School of
Mines, Jermyn Street. Fellow of Royal Geographical Society ;
Member of the Geological Association ; Vice-President Weston-
super-Mare Division Liberal Association. War Work: Com
mandant of the V.A.D. Red Cross Hospital, Clevedon, 1914-19 ;
Commandant of the Clevedon Ladies V.A.D. Address : South-
dale, Clevedon, Somerset. (M4039)

BIOGRAPHIES

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TREVANION, SteUa, O.B.E.; d. of Deane Webb, of
Portland Place, London, W. ; to. Charles Graham, s. of H. T.
Trevanion, of Bournemouth. Educ : Queen's Coll. War
Work : Hon. Sunt. Food, Care, and Clothing Department,
Dorset Regt. Address : Almondbury, Poole. (011497)
TREVASKES, Hugh Kennedy, O.B.E, I.C.S.
TREVELYAN, George Macaulay, C.B.E, 6. 16 Feb.
1876 ; s. of Sir George Trevelyan, of WaUington ; m. Janet
Penrose, d. of Humphry Ward, of Stocks. Educ. : Harrow,
and Trinity, Cambridge. War Work : Mission to Serbia for
the Serbian ReUef Committee, Nov. 1914, to Jan. 1915 ;
Lecturing on Serbia in United States, April to May, 1915 ; Com
mandant First British Ambulance Unit (B.R.C.) for Italy,
on Isonzo and Piave fronts, Aug. 1915, to Dec. 1918 ; Italian
SUver Medal, and Cavaliere Order of St. Maurice and St.
Lazarus, 1919. Address : Pen Rose, Berkhamsted. Clubs :
Athenaeum ; National Liberal. (C3007)
TREVES, Major Frederiok Boileau, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
(T.F.), 6. 5 Jan. 1880 ; s. of William Knight Treves, of Margate.
Educ. : Rugby School ; Cambridge Univ. Hon. Visiting
Surgeon, Royal Sea Bathing Hospital, Margate ; Cottage
" Hospital, Margate, and Victoria Home for Children, Margate.
War Work : Second in Command, 1/lst South-Eastern Mounted
Brigade, Field Ambulance, Aug. 1914 ; T. Lieut.-Col. Com
manding 1/lst South-Eastern Mounted Brigade, Field Ambu
lance, Oct. 1915, to March, 1917 ; served in Gallipoli, Western
Desert, and Palestine ; Major, second in Command, 24th
Stationary Hospital, Kantara, E.E.F, Sept. 1917, to May,
1919. Address: 32, Dalby Square, CUftonvUle, Margate,
Kent. Club : Union (Margate). (02945)
TREVETT, Major Charles George, O.B.E., R.A.S.C.
(M.T.). TREVITHICK, Arthur Reginald, CB.E, 6. 1858 ; s. of
Francis Trevithick, of the Cliff, Penzance ; to. 1891, Annie,
e. d. of John Sharp, J.P, of West Cliff, Preston. Locomotive
Works Manager, L. & N. W. Ry. and Wagon Sup. 1910-16,
since when he has been Carriage Supt. (C3008)
TREVOR, Digby Bruce, O.B.E.
TREVOR, Col. Philip Christian WiUiam, C.B.E. Major
and T. Col. R.A.O.C. ; served in Great War, 1914-19 (men
tioned in despatches). (C1795)
TREVOR, Rosamund, Lady, M.B.E. ; d. of the Hon.
Edmund Petre, and widow of WUUam, 4th Earl of Bantry ;
m. 1897, Arthur William Hill-Trevor, Baron, of Brynktoalt
Co. Denbigh (see Burke's Peerage). (M1032)
TREW, George Harry Male, O.B.E.
TREW, Lieut -Col. Richard James Fynmore, O.B.E, has
Legion of Honour.
TRIBE, EUeen Mary, M.B.E, 6. 25 Dec. 1893; d. of
WUberforce N. Tribe, of Stoke Bishop, Bristol. Educ. : Clifton
High School ; Paris ; Berlin. War Work : Hon. Sec. Soldiers'
and Sailors' FamiUes Assoc, Bristol Bast, Sept. 1914, to Sept.
1915 ; Private Sec. to Assistant-Director of Naval Intelligence,
Admiralty, May, 1916, to May, 1919. Address: Sunnyside.
Stoke Bishop, Bristol. (M9888)
TRIBE, T. Capt. Frank Newton, O.B.E.
TRIBE, Major John Charles, O.B.E, R.G.A, fi. 31 July,
1873 ; s. of W. Tribe, of Portsmouth ; m. Mary Josephine, d. of
J. Daly, of Co. Cork. Educ. : Royal Naval School, Greenwich.
War Work: Ordnance Officer, 5th Corps Troops, B.E.F. ; O.W.
Railhead, B.E.F. ; O.K. Railhead, B.E.F.; and Q.R. Depot,
I.E.F. Address: Claremont, Norfolk Terrace, Brockhurst. (O3008)
TRIBE, Lieut.-Col. Paul Cuningham Edward, O.B.E.,
R.A.M.C. TRICK, WiUiam Burrows, M.B.E, J.P.
TRICKER, Leonard Charles, M.B.E.
TRICKETT, Major John James, O.B.B, Aust. I.F.
TRICKETT, WUfrid Richard, O.B.E.
TRIGG, William Ewart Gladstone, M.B.E, 6. 7 Oct. 1880 ;
». of the late WiUiam Trigg, of Walmer, Kent. Deputy Chief
Constable of Lincolnshire. War Work : Hon. Sec. to Central
Organising Committee for Lincolnshire dealing with all emer
gency matters connected with invasion of county by enemy ;
rendering of assistance to miUtary. Address : County Police
Buildings, Lincoln. (M2559)
TRIGGER, Major Alfred Ernest, M.B.E.
TRIGGER, OUver, M.B.B, F.I.C, F.C.S, 6. 3 May, 1860 ;
J. of the late WUliam Trigger, of the Newbolds Farm, nr.
Wolverhampton. Educ. : Brewood Grammar School, Stafford
shire, and Denstone CoU, Staffs. ; Royal CoU. of Chemistry,
South Kensington. Analytical Chemist, recently retired from
Civil Service after 37 years' work to Departments of War Office
Chemist, Woolwich Arsenal. War Work : Worked under the
Ministry of Munitions in the Directorate of Chemical Inspection,
Woolwich Arsenal, first as Deputy Head Chemist, and latterly
as Technical Adviser to the Directorate. Address : 14, Weech
Road, West Hampstead, N.W. 6. (M1034)
TRIM, Sarah Ann, Mrs., O.B.E.
TRIMBLE, Samuel Delmege, O.B.E, 5. 9 Sept. 1857 ; s. of
William Trimble, of Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh ; to. 1st
Margaret (d. 1900), d. of Charles Hersee, 2nd Susan, d. of
WiUiam Weir, of 21, Upper Baggot Street, Dublin. Educ. :
EnniskiUen Royal School. JournaUst and Newspaper Pro
prietor ; in charge Comforts Fund for the Royal Irish Fusiliers,
South African Campaign. War Work : 1914-18, inaugurated
and in charge Comforts Fund for the Royal Irish Fusiliers,
and Prisoners of War Fund, Royal Irish Fusiliers. Address :
36, Upper English Street, Armagh. Club : Unionist. (011498)

TRIMEN, Stephen Herbert, O.B.E, fi. 27 May, 1881 :
s. of Edward Trimen ; m. Gladys Constance, d. of John Grant
Morris. Educ.: Highgate School, and City and Guilds of
London Institutes Technical CoU. Chemist, 1st Class, Egyptian
Government Analytical Laboratory, Cairo. War Work : Work
for Intelligence Dept, E.E.F. Address: Government Ana
lytical Laboratory, Cairo, Egypt. Club : Gezim Sporting,
Cairo. (011499)
TRINGHAM, Lieut.-Col. Archibald Montgomery, D.S.O,
O.B.E, late The Queen's Regt, 6. 16 Sept. 1869 ; s. of the
Rev. W. Tringham, R.D, if Longcross, Surrey ; to. Mary
Eastlake, d. of B. W. Leader, R.A, of Burrows Cross, Gomshall.
Educ. : Charterhouse. War Work : Served in France from
Sept. 1915, to May, 1918 ; wounded 28 May, 1918 ; thrice
mentioned in despatches. Address : Hurtmore Gap, Godalming. (08967)
TRINICK, Lieut. Fred, O.B.E, R.N.R.
TRIPE, William Archibald, M.B.E.
TRIPP, Bernard, M.B.E.
TRIPP, Capt. Horace Edgar Howard, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
TRIPP, Leonard Owen Howard, O.B.E.
TRIPP, William Thomas, M.B.E.
TRIPPAS, Maurice, M.B.E.
TRIST, Lieut. Edward, M.B.E, R.A.F.
TRISTEM, Major Henry, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
TRITTON, Major Claude Henry, O.B.E.
TRITTON, Sir Seymour Biscoe, K.B.E., M.I.C.E,
M.I.N.A, 6. 1860 ; s. of the late Col. F. B. Tritton, Royal
Welsh Fus. ; m. Alice May, d. of Louis Jullion, Ph.D., of
Low Fell, Durham. Educ. : HaUeybury CoU. ; Univ. Coll,
London. Received technical training at R. & W. Hawthorn's,
Engineers, Newca3tle-on-Tyne ; India, as Assistant Loco. Supt,
Bengal and North- Western Rly. 1885 ; subsequently entered
service of the Government of India, Eastern Bengal Rly ;
partner in firm of Rendal, Palmer and Tritton, Consulting
Engineers to the Government of India ; in this capacity acted
during the war as adviser to the War Office and Ministry
of Munitions for new railway work of all kinds ; Chairman
of the Standards Committee Conference on Locomotive
Design. Addresses : 12-14, Dartmouth Street, Westminster,
S. W. 1 ; Hill Manor, Surbiton Hill, Surrey. Club : St.
Stephen's. (K178)
TROLLOPE, Fabian George, CB.E, 6. 1872 ; s. of
Col. G. H. Trollope ; to. 1900, Violet, d. of tbe late William
Jebbutt. Chm. Minesweepers Fund. (C3009)
TROTT, Cap. Franois William, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.F.
TROTT, Nelson HiU, M.B.E. ; s. of Thomas Cleveland
Trott, of Yaroombe, Devon ; m. Edith C, d. of Evan Evans,
of London. Educ. : London. Superintending Engineer. War
Work : Commenced as Superintending Engineer for the War
Office in 1914 ; joined the Air Ministry Department Works
and Buildings, 1917. in charge of the Aerodrome Construction,
Lincolnshire ; appointed District Engineer for Scotland, in
1919. Address: Leafmore, Victoria Avenue, Surbiton. (M9890)
TROTTER, Archibald MacGregor, O.B.E, B.A, J.P. 6.
7 Sept. 1878 ; s. of John M. Trotter (see Burke's Landed
Gentry). Educ : Privately, and Trinity Coll, Cambridge.
Hon. Sec. Scottish Text Society. War Work : County Sec,
Midlothian, for Red Cross Society, until 1916 ; attached at
Scottish Branch Red Cross Headquarters, 1915-19 ; on the
staff of the Western District Commissioner (Scottish Branch),
as regards Auxiliary Hospital Executive work ; Assistant,
Organiser of the " France Day " Appeal of the Scottish Branch
1916. Address : Colinton House, Colinton, Midlothian,
Scotland. Clubs : Royal Societies' ; New, Edinburgh. (011500)
TROTTER, Hon. Mrs. Charles WilUam, O.B.B.
TROTTER, Edith Mary, C.B.E. ; d. of the Rev. Canon
H. E. Trotter, of Reading. War Work : Hon. work in connec
tion with Care and Comforts Committee, Reading, 1915-16 ;
appointed Assistant Section Controller, Q.M.A.A.C, 1917 ;
later Recruiting Controller for S. Western Division ; 1918,
Assistant Chief Controller to charge of Personnel, Headquarters,
Q.M.A.A.C. Address : Horton Lodge, Reading. (C2182)
TROTTER, Brig.-Gen. Gerald Frederick, C.B, C.M.G,
CB.E, D.S.C, M.V.O, 6. 1871; s. of the late Maj.-Gen.
Sir Henry Trotter, G.CV.O. (see BURKE'S Peerage, Gifford, B.).
Entered Grenadier Guards, 1892 ; Capt. 1899 ; Major, 1907
(retired, 1912) ; Brevet Lieut.-Col. Reserve of Officers, 1916 ;
Hon. Brig.-Gen. 1918 ; S. Africa, 1899-1900 (despatches) ;
Great War, 1914-19 ; A.D.C. to Gov.-Gen. and Com.-in-Chief,
Canada, 1909-10 ; appointed a Brig.-Gen on Gen. Staff, 1917 ;
(C1132)
TROTTER, Harry Woodward, C.B.E. Assist.-Sect. Board
of Excise and Customs. (C3010)
TROTTER, Capt. John Frederick Arthur, O.B.E,
R.F.A. TROTTER, Marjorie Ellinor, O.B.E.
TROTTER, Lieut. Philip Courts, M.B.E, Welsh Guards,
fi. 27 June, 1891 ; s. of Col. Sir Philip Durham Trotter, of
Mainhouse, Kelso. Educ. : Charterhouse ; subsequently
Germany and Paris. War Work : Intelligence Corps, 1914-16
(mentioned in despatches 1916) ; Household Battalion, 1916-;
17 ; severely wounded, Oct. 1917, at Poelcapelle ; Welsh
Guards, 1918 ; A.D.C. to Lieut.-Gen. Sir H. Gough, in Finland,
1919. Address : Mainhouse, Kelso. Clubs : Brooks's ;
Guards' ; Cavendish ; Beefsteak ; New (Edinburgh). (M7011)
TROUBRIDGE, Lieut. Thomas St. Vincent Wallace,
M.B.E, K.R.R.C, 6. 15 Nov. 1895; s. of Capt. Sir T. H.

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Trounce

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Troubridge, Bart, of 48, Great Cumberland Place (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ : WeUington CoU, and R.M.C, Sandhurst.
War Work : Served in France and Salonica with K.R.R.C. ;
wounded, 2nd Battle Ypres ; G.S.O, 3, British Mission to
Italian H.Q. ; awarded Croce di Guerra and Order of the Crown
of Italy, by H.M. King of Italy. Address : 48, Great Cumber
land Place. Club : Royal Automobile. (M5687)
TROUNCE, Alice, Mrs, M.B.E, fi. 5 May, 1869 ; d. of
William Skinner, of Woodford, Essex ; m. Thomas Plomer
Trounce, J.P, ». of William Trounce, of Helstnn, Cornwall.
Educ. : Greenfield House, Waltham Cross. War Work : Hon.
Sec. to a Y.M.C.A. Hostel for the Royal Gunpowder Factory,
Waltham Abbey ; Hon. Sec. and finally Vice-President of a
Canteen for Munition Workers at Waltham Abbey. Address :
Bank House, Waltham Abbey, Essex. (M2500)
TROUSSELOT, Major Henry Edward, O.B.E.
TROUT, Major John Charles, O.B.E.
TROUTBECK, Lieut. John Monro, O.B.B.
TROUTON, Edmund Arthur, C.B.E, B.A, 6. 23 June,
1861 ; s. of Thomas Trouton, of Dublin. Educ. : Royal
School, Dungannon ; Trinity Coll, Dublin. Hon. Sec. County
Dublin British Red Cross Society; Hon. Sec. The Adelaide
Hospital, Dublin, and Director or Public Companies. War
Work : Organiser and Chief of the Enquiry Department
(British Red Cross) for Wounded and Missing and Prisoners of
War (Ireland). Address : The Grange, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin.
Clubs : University (Dublin) ; Royal Irish Yacht ; Bath. (C1048)
TRUBSHAW, Lieut. Arthur Ralph, M.B.E, R.F.A, (T.)
TRUBSHAW, Gwendoline Joyce, C.B.E. ; d. of the late-
Ernest Trubshaw, D.L, J.P, of Aelybryn, LlaneUy. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Work in connection with Soldiers'
and Sailors' FamiUes Association, and Soldiers' and Sailors'
Help Society ; Chairman, LlaneUy War Pensions Committee,
1917-20 ; Organiser of Munition Workers' Club ; Ministry of
Labour Employment Committee (Wales) ; LlaneUy Local War
Relief Fund. Address : Aelybryn, LlaneUy, Carmarthenshire. (C3011)
TRUBSHAW, Wilfred, O.B.E, 6. 16 June, 1870 ; s. of
the late Alfred Trubshaw, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), of Mold, FUntshire ;
to. Bessie Andre', d. of Walter Edward Perkins, J.P, of Astwood
Bank, Worcestershire, and Bodegroes, PwUheli, Carnarvonshire.
Educ. : Epsom Coll. Admitted Solicitor, Oct. 1893 ; Assistant
Prosecuting SoUcitor for Liverpool, 1902-04 ; Assistant
Solicitor to Lancashire County Cou .cil, 1904-14; appointed
Assistant Chief Constable of Lancashire, 1914. Address :
Grimsargh House, nr. Preston. Clubs : County (Lancaster) ;
Winckley (Preston). (011502)
TRUEMAN Lady Susan Catherine Harriet, O.B.E, 6.
19 March, 1854 ; d. of 2nd Earl of Strafford (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. Col. Thomas, s. of Thomas Trueman. Address :
White Hill House, Chesham, Bucks. (011503)
TRUEMAN, Major Thomas Edwin, O.B.E.
TRUMAN, Col. Egerton Danford, C.B.E. ; m. 1920,
Margery Dalrymple, d. of Reginald B. Jacomb, of Ewell,
Surrey. Formerly Col. R.E. ; served in Mesopotamia, 1914-19. (C1435)
TRUMBLE, Thomas, C.B.E, 6. 1872 ; s. of the late
WilUam Trumble, formerly of Melbourne ; m. 1899, Katherine
EUen, d. of the late Travers Hutchinson. Educ. : Wesley
Coll. Melbourne. Appointed Acting Sec. Depart, of Defence,
Commonwealth of Australia, 1914 ; Sec. 1918. Address :
Camberwell, Victoria, Australia. Clubs : Athenaeum ; Naval
and Military. (C720)
TRUMPER, John Henry Walwyn, O.B.E, B.A, 6. 8 Jan.
1885 ; s. of the Rev. J. F. Walwyn Trimmer, of Bryngwyn
Rectory, Monmouthshire ; m. Marjorie Cicely, d. of Col. Mackav
Scobie, C.B, of Armadale, Hereford. Educ. : Hereford
Cathedral School ; St. John's Coll, Cambridge ; Wells
Theological Coll, Somerset. Educational work in India,
1909-11 ; Assistant Schoolmaster, Scartcliffe, Englefield Green,
Surrey, 1911-13 -Educational Work in St. Petersburg, Russia,
1913-14. War Work : Gazetted to the 1st Monmouthshire
Regt. (T.F.) as 2nd Lieut, 9 Sept. 1914 ; served on the Ypres
front from Feb. to May, 1915 ; gassed in the 2nd Battle of
Ypres, 8 May, and subsequently relinquished commission
owing to iU-health, 1916 ; entered the Foreign Office, May,
1916; resigned, July, 1919; awarded 1914-15 Star, British
War Medal, and AlUed War Medal. Club : National Liberal.
(011504)
TRUSCOTT, Frederick George Walter, M.B.E.
TRUSCOTT, Major Roy Franois, O.B.E.
TRYE, Capt. John Henry, CB.E, R.N, 6. 1 June, 1875 ;
s. of the late Henry Norwood Trye, J.P, of Hartshill, Co.
Warwick ; m. Elizabeth Martinet, d. of Robert Hewitt, of
Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York. Educ. : H.M.S. " Britannia."
Address: The Grotto, Leckliampton, Cheltenham. Club: Royal
Automobile. (C651)
TRYON, Capt. Henry Covey, M.B.E.
TUBB, Capt. Frederick WilUam, O.B.E
TUBBS, Lucinda Elizabeth Alexandra, Mrs., O.B.E •
d. of WilUam McClymont, of Buenos Aires ; m. Cyril B. Tubbs
".of the late Rev. G. Ibberson-Tubbs, of St. Mary's, Reading.
'-" ¦ Privately^ War Work: Commandant V.A.D. Berks.

Educ.

44, Albion House Hospital, Newbury, Jan. 1915, to Jan. 1919
kept Annexe open as a club for ex-Service men for a year
Addresses : Snelsmore House, Newbury ; 15, Chapel Street,
Belgrade Square. Club : Empress. (03964)
TUBMANN, Francis de Mbag, O.B.E. l"«J0i.

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TUCK, Alice Mary, M.B.E.
TUCKER, Ada Mary, Mrs., M.B.E.
TUCKER, Lieut.-Col. Albert Napoleon, O.B.E.
TUCKER, Catherine Peterkin, Mrs., M.B.E.
TUCKER, Capt. Charles Edward, O.B.E, R.A.O.C
TUCKER, Douglas WiUiam, M.B.E.
TUCKER, Major Frederic Gordon, O.B.E, T.D, i
18 Nov. 1883 ; s. of Frederick Tucker ; to. Dorothy Kate. d. oi
Richard Spackman. Educ: Heversham School, Westmorland.
Private Sec. to the ParUamentary Sec, Ministry of Transport!
War Work : Mobilised with 6th London Regt. on 4 Aug. 1914 ¦
served 3 years in France and Flanders ; D.A.A.G. at General
Headquarters, Oct. 1918, to Jan. 1920. Address : Bordyke
House, Tonbridge. Club : Isthmian. (05866)
TUCKER, Lieut. Frederick James, M.B.E.
TUCKER, George John, M.B.E.
TUCKER, Herbert Carey, O.B.E.
TUCKER, Ina AveUng, M.B.E, fi. 22 Sept. 1874 ; d. of
John Usher Cunningham, of Birkenhead, Cheshire ; m. Duncan
Hayter Froude, s. of Lieut.-Gen. Sir C. Tucker, G.C.B, G.CV.O,
of Ashburton, Devon. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Com
mandant of 58 Det. V.A.D, Hart House Hospital, Burnham,
Som, Jan. 1915, to Aug. 1919. Address : Malvernhurst,
Burnham, Somerset. Club : V.A.D. (M2562)
TUCKER, Capt. Richard Jennings, O.B.E.
TUCKER, Lieut. WilUam Ernest, M.B.E.
TUCKER, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Kington, C.B.E, fi. 1877 ;
s. of W. Lambley Tucker, of Calne, WUts. Lieut.-Col.
R.A.S.C ; Forage Depart. War Office ; has Belgian Order of
the Crown. (C1796)
TUCKETT, Walter Reginald, O.B.E, M.R.C.S. (Eng.),
L.S.A. (Lond.), 6. 7 Dec. 1859 ; s.. of Dr. WiUiam Fothergill
Tuckett, J.P, late of Clydach, near Abergavenny, and Bath ;
m. Nancie, d. of Henry Lewis Soper, of Ilford, Essex. Educ :
Privately ; King Edward VI. School, Bath ; London Hospital;
London Univ. Late House Surgeon, House Physician, and
Resident Accoucheur to the London Hospital; Resident
Medical Officer at the Throat Hospital, Golden Square, and
House Surgeon at The West Kent County Hospital, Maidstone ;
Hon. Consulting Medical Officer to the Cham wood Forest
Convalescent Homes, and Hon. Medical Officer to the ChUdren's
Home ; Medical Officer to Swithland Convalescent Home, and
to the Empitts Convalescent Home for ChUdren, Woodhouse
Eaves. War Work : Hon. Medical Officer in charge of Charn-
wood Auxiliary Military Hospital ; Hon. Medical Officer to
Belgian Soldiers at Burton Hall, and Hon. Doctor to Belgian
Refugees ; mentioned in the list of the Sec. of State for War.
Address : Woodhouse Eaves, Loughborough. (O11506)
TUCKEY, Rev. James Grove White, C.B.E., M.A,
K.H.C, b. 5 June, 1864 ; s. of the late Charles Caulfeild
Tuckey, of CharleviUe. Kew ; m EmUy Louise, d. of the late
George Mason, of Manchester. Educ. : King's Schoo', Canter
bury; Trinity CoU, Oxford; Heidelberg Univ. Chaplaintothe
Forces, 1st Class, ranking as Col. ; Assistant Chaplain-General,
Southern Command. War Service : South African War, 1899-
1902, including Defence of Ladysmith and subsequent
operations ; mentioned in despatches ; specially promoted
(Queen's Medal, 6 clasps, King's Medal, 2 clasps) ; Great War:
Senior Chaplain 4th Division ; Senior Chaplain 3rd Army
Corps ; Senior Chaplain 2nd Army ; then Assistant Chaplain-
General, Rouen Area ; finally Assistant Chaplain-General,
Southern Command ; mentioned three times in despatches, and
brought to notice of Sec. of State for War for valuable services
in connection with the war ; 1914 Star, with clasp ; British
War Medal; Victory Medal, with oakleaf. Address: Head
quarters, Southern Command, Salisbury. Club : Oxford and
Cambridge. (C1797)
TUDOR, Major Claude Lechmere St. John, O.B.E, M.C,
R.A.S.C, 6. 27 Dec. 1888 ; s. of the Rev. Owen Lechmere
Tudor, of WUUngdon ; to. Kathleen Isabels, of Hugh Inglis,
of Inverness. Educ. : Hydneye House, Wilhngdon ; East
bourne Coll. ; R.M.C. Sandhurst. War Work : O.C. 2nd
Divisional Supply Column, France,' Aug. 1914, to Oct. 1914;
O.C. 27th (afterwards 55th) Divl. Supply Column. France,
Dec. 1914, to Aug. 1916 ; D.A.D.T, G.H.Q.. Salonica, Aug.
1916, to Dec. 1917 ; O.C. British M.T. Units with Serbian
Army, Dec. 1917, to March, 1919. Addresses : c/o Sir C. R.
McGrigor, Bart, & Co, 39, Panton Street, Haymarket, S.W. 1.
(06549)
TUDOR, Elizabeth, M.B.E.
TUDOR, Capt. Gerald, O.B.E.
TUDOR, Major Lechmere Howell, O.B.E.
TUDSBERY, Francis Cannon, C.B.E, M.A, LL.M, 6.
9 Jan. 1888 ; s. of J. H. T. Tudsbery, of 100, St. George's Square,
S.W. 1 ; to. Isabella Fleming, d. of Robert Mackay Sutherland,
of Solsgirth. Educ. : Dulwich, and King's CoU, Cambridge.
Barrister-at-Law, Middle Temple; lorke Prizeman of Cam
bridge Univ. ; formerly Sec. to the Surplus Government Property
Disposal Board. War Work : Gazetted 9th Batt. Middlesex
Regt, Oct. 1914 ; Staff Capt, Irish RebeUion, 1916 ; Major,
Deputy Assist. Director, War Office, 1918. Address : 1, Mul
berry Walk, Chelsea, S.W. 3. Clubs : Junior Carlton ; Rane
lagh. (C3012)
TUFNAIL, Harry PhiUp, M.B.E.
TUFNELL, Major Wyndham Frederick, M.B.E.
TUFTON, Stella, Hon. Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 2 Sept. 1879;
d. of Sir George Faudel-PhUlips, 1st Batt, Balls Park, Hert
ford ; to. Hon. Charles Henry, C.M.G, s. of 1st Baron Hothfield.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Turner

War Work : Sec. of Hospital Comforts for four London Hos
pitals, Territorial Force Nursing Service ; Superintendent
Alexandra PavUion for Officers. Address : 33, Albert Road,
Kegent's Park, N.W. 8. (0818)
TUKE, Anna, Mrs., O.B.E.
TUKE, Capt. Godfrey, C.B.E. Com. and Acting Capt.
B.N. during Great War, 1914-15, as Senior Naval Officer
(mentioned in despatches). (C2301)
TUKE, Major Shirley John Montague, O.B.E, 6. 10 Sept.
1892 ; s. of George Montague Tuke, of Sutton Valence, Kent ;
m. Mary Grace, d. of Thomas Newman, of Pine Hill Ore, Sussex.
Educ: Sutton Valence. Address: The Limes, Sutton
Valence, Kent. (06716)
TULK, Effle Morris, Mrs., M.B.E.
TULLOCH, Angus Alexander Gregorie, O.B.E.
TULLOCH, Lieut. Hubert Thorold, M.B.E, R.F.A.
TULLOCH, WiUiam Forbes, O.B.E, 6. 1 Aug. 1876 ; s. of
William Tulloch, of Glasgow ; m. Margaret Farquhar, d. of
John Farquhar. Educ. : Leys School, Cambridge, and Abroad.
OU Seed Crusher, and Director of Companies. War Work :
Special worrk on behalf of the Foreign Office, Ministry of
Munitions, and Ministry of Food. Address : Heworth Hall,
York. Ctefis .- Caledonian ; Yorkshire (York) ; Leeds (Leeds) ;
Western (Glasgow). (01945)
TULLOCH, Major WiUiam John, O.B.B, R.A.M.C.
TULLY, Capt. Claude Lewis Devenish, O.B.E.
TUNBRIDGE, Lieut.-Col. Walter Howard, C.B, CM.G.,
CB.E, J.P, fi. 1850; s. of John Nicholas Tunbridge. Educ:
Privately. Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. AustraUan Artillery ;
A.D.C. to Gov.-Gen. of Australia ; served in S. Africa, 1900-1,
as Major Comdg. 3rd AustraUan Contingent of Mounted
Infantry, and in command of 2nd Regt. Rhodesian Field Force
(despatches) ; Great War, as Senior Mechanical Transport
Officer. Address : Wolverton, Townsville, Queensland.
Club : N. Queensland (Townsville). (C1364)
TUNKS, Charles James, M.B.E.
TUNKS, Capt. George Patrick D'Arcy Gregory, M.B.E,
The Leicestershire Regt, 6. 26 May, 1888 ; s. of the late George
Gregory Tunks, of the Admiralty; to. Violet, d: of the late
Ernest Barker, of Stock Exchange, London. Educ ; Privately.
Address : c/o Cox & Co, 16, Charing Cross. (M5690)
TUNKS, Harold WUUam Gregory, O.B.E, 5 July, 1875 ;
s. of the late George Gregory Tunks, of Addlestone, Surrey ;
m. Dorothy, d. of the late John Charles Hunter-Pierce, of 51
Devonshire Street, Portland Place, W. Educ. : Privatey
Member of London Stock Exchange. War Work : Wing
Officer, Army Pay Department. Address : 197, Albany
Street, Gloucester Gate, London, N.W. Club : Thatched
House. (011507)
TUNNARD, Isabel Mary, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. July 26, 1884 ;
d, of W. H. White, of Bloxholm HaU, Lincoln ; m. Conolly
Norman, s. of C. T. Tunuard, of Huntingdon. Educ : England
and Abroad. Vice-President Boston District, S. Lines. Branch,
British Red Cross Society. War Work : V.A.D. work for
British Red Cross Society ; assisted Central Charities Com
mittee with Repatriation of British civilian prisoners of war.
Address: West Skirbeck House, Boston, Lines. (01946)
TUNNICLIFF, Edward Jones, M.B.E.
TUPMAN, Lieut.-Col. John Arthur, O.B.E.
TURBERVILL, Edith PICTON-, O.B.E.; d. of Col.
Join Picton-TurberviU, of Ewenny Priory, Glamorgan. Vice-
President National Y.W.C.A. ; Executive Committee National
Council of Women ; Chairman Criminal Law Amendment
CouncU. War Work: Blue Triangle Clubs and Hostels for
Service Women and Munition Workers. Addresses : Ewenny
Priory, Glamorgan ; 14, Gayfere Street, Westminster'. Club :
International Franchise. (0653
TURBETT, Lieut.-Col. Eyre Anthony Weldon, O.B.E.
TURBETT, Lieut.-Comm. Lionel Richard WilUam
TusmeU, O.B.E, R.I.M.
TURK, Lieut. Arthur Edward, M.B.E.
TURK, Erich, M.B.E.
TURNBULL, Alice Helen, M.B.E., R.R.C. (1st class) ;
J. of the late Andrew Hugh Turnbull, of Edinburgh. 1908-14,
Matron Canning Town Women's Settlement Hospital, Plaistow ;
1914-20, Lady Supt. Church of Scotland Deaconess Hospital,
Edinburgh ; at present Supt. of Health Visitors, Edinburgh.
War Work : Matron's work at the Church of Scot. Deaconess
Hospital, with miUtary annexe affiliated to 2nd Scottish
general Hospital. Address: The Elms, Whitehouse Loan,
Edinburgh. (M9897)
TURNBULL, Amy Ruth, M.B.E. ; d. of the late WiUiam
Abbott Turnbull, of Vines, HUdenborough, Kent. Educ. :
Privately, and Brussels. Commandant V.A.D. Kent 44. War
Work: Joined V.A.D. Kent 44, Oct. 1914, and acted as Com
mandant's Sec. at Quarry Hill Hospital until July, 1915 ; was
Bent to Lyghe Annexe as Acting Lady Supt. until Dec. 1916 ;
promoted Commandant, and had charge of Quarry Hill and
lyghe Hospitals; Hon. Sec. Marchioness Camden's V.A.D.
War Fund for Tonbridge and District ; passed examination
wd became entitled to the rank of Assist. Nurse. Address :
Ihe MiU House, HUdenborough, Kent. (M9898)
, TURNBULL, George Drummond, M.B.E, 6. 10 Sept.
«59 ; s. of Thomas Turnbull ; m. Sophia, d. of Robert Purves,
M Howden-on-Tyne. Educ. : British Schools, Tyne Dock.
Wnef Engineer. War Work : Traded under Admiralty orders,
1914-16, in S.S. "WUston," sunk off Pentland Firth; ran
8-o. "Iriston" under Admiralty orders, 1916-17, until tor-
("1 Oar.nr\A + ', ,¦.-. .. It, Mo^itopronoan ¦ tot, S fi " F.Tlt.PmriSfi "

Pedoed second time in Mediterranean ; ran S.S. " Enterprise '

on same work. Address : 20, Caird Drive, Partickhill, Glas
gow. (M2563)
TURNBULL, Helen Oliver, M.B.E, W.R.N.S.
TURNBULL, Herbert, M.B.E.
TURNBULL, Capt. James, C.B.E, R.D. Com. and
A Capt. R.N.R. ; served in Great War, 1914-19, as
Port Com. of Office, Sydney, Cape Breton (mentioned in
despatches). (C1207)
TURNBULL, Jane Holland, C.B.E, M.D, B.S. (Lond.),
6. 21 May, 1871 ; d. of the late Archibald Turnbull, of 19,
Blacket Place, Edinburgh. Educ. : St. John's, Lauder Road,
Edinburgh ; Wilton House School, Reading ; London (Royal
Free Hospital) School of Medicine for Women. Medical Officer,
Ministry of Health; late Obstetrician, New Hospital for
Women, Euston Road ; late Surgeon, South London Hospital
for Women ; late Anaesthetist and Lecturer in Anaesthetics,
Royal Free Hospital. War Work : Physician, Maternity
Home Professional Classes War Rehef Council ; Hon. Anaesthe
tist, King George Hospital, Stamford Street; Controller of
Medical Services, Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps.
Address : 39, Nottingham Place, London, W. 1. Club :
Halcyon. (C652)
TURNBULL, John, M.B.E.
TURNBULL, Lucia, Mrs., M.B.B.
TURNBULL, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Eyre, O.B.E.
TURNBULL, Capt. Thomas Montgomerie, M.B.E,
R.A.S.C. TURNBULL, Major William Henry.O.B.E.
TURNER, Ada Mary, Mrs., M.B.E,
TURNER, Adolphus Frederiok Franklyn, M.B.E,
TURNER, Albert Charles, O.B.B, 6. 4 Sept. 1888 ; s. of
Albert Turner, of Nottingham ; to. Mabel, d. of Thomas
ThreUaU, of Rochdale and Manchester. Educ. : Manchester :
Ross Place, Municipal Secondary School, and CoU. of Tech
nology. Secretary and Accountant. War Work : Voluntary
Aid Detachment, B.R.C.S, London 5 Hammersmith ; Head
of Finance Department and Chief Accountant, France and
Belgium ; Commission, H.Q. Boulogne ; Joint War Com
mittee, British Red Cross Society, and Order of St. John of
Jerusalem in England ; Instituted British Red Cross (France)
War Savings Association ; Hon. Associate Order of St. John ;
Officier Ordre de la Couronne de Belgique ; Cruz Vermelha de
Merito da Republica, Portuguesa. Addresses : 180, HoUand
Road, W. 14 ; 54, CUtheroe Road, Manchester, S.E. (011509)
TURNER, Lieut. Alfred Charles, M.B.E.
TURNER, Col. Archer Lloyd Marischal, C.B.E, 6. 1860.
China, 1900 (Brevet Lieut.-Col, medal) ; Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1798)
TURNER, Lieut. Arthur Castle, M.B.B, R.A.S.C. (T.).
TURNER, Ben, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 25 Aug. 1863; s. of
Jonathan Turner, of Holmflrth, Yorks ; to. Elisabeth, d. of
J. Hopkinson, of Huddersfield. Secretary and Journalist.
War Work : Mayor for 2£ years during first part of the Great
War ; Chairman, Batley Pensions Committee ; Member,
Profiteering Committee, National Wool Control Board, Man
power Board, and Appeal Tribunal. Address : 5, Talbot
Street, Batley. Club: 1917. (063)
TURNER, Capt. Bernard Wilfred, M.B.E, R.E.
TURNER, Cameron, M.B.E.
TURNER, Caroline, M.B.E.
TURNER, Catherine Mary, M.B.E, 6. 6 Aug. 1884;
d. of Sir George Turner, of Newlands Radlett, Herts. Educ. :
Roedean School, Brighton. War Work: Commandant,
V.A.D. Herts 42, WaU Hall V.A.D. Hospital, Watford;
Assistant County Director for Hertfordshire ; V.A.D. Area
Commandant, B.R.C.S, Jotot Commission, France ; Y.W.C.A.
Hut Leader with W.A.A.C. in France. Club : Forum. (M2566)
TURNER, Mrs. Constance Henry, M.B.E.
TURNER, Elizabeth, Mrs., M.B.E.
TURNER, Emily EUza, M.B.E, 6. 13 Feb. 1876 ; s. of
James Turner, of City of London. Educ : Central Foundation
School, Spital Square, E. CivU Servant ; Superintendent of
Female Staff, Ministry of Health. War Work: Organised
and conducted with female labour certato sections of work
in the National Health Insurance Commission vacated by
mobilisation of men. Address: 10, Ranelagh Gardens,
Stamford Brook, W. 6. (M9902)
TURNER, Emma Maud, O.B.E, 5. 30 Nov. 1861 : d. of
John Andrew Turner, of Maitland, New South Wales. Educ :
Sydney, New South Wales, and Blackheath, England. Com
mandant, Dorset 72. War Work: Jotot Commandant at
Crag Head Red Cross Hospital, Bournemouth, from Aug.
1914 till Jan. 1919 ; Hon. Organiser and Head of Branksome
Park Red Cross War Hospital Supply Depot, Feb. 1916, to
Feb 1919. Club : Parkstone Golf (Dorset). (011510)
TURNER, Ernest Edward, O.B.E, J.P, M.A, s. of
W B Turner, of Ponsonby Hall, Cumberland ; to. Beatrice,
d 'of H Unwin, of Arte Court, Cheltenham. Educ. : Harrow,
and Exeter Coll, Oxford. War Work: Registrar, Cheltenham
Group of Hospitals ; Sec. Naunton V.A. Hospital, Cheltenham.
Clubs : Garrick ; Fly Fishers' ; Ranelagh. (011511)
TURNER, Ernest James, C.B.E, 6. 26 Feb. 1877 ; s. ot
Arthur James, of Kensington ; to. Minnie Florence, d. of J.
Bulgin Educ : St. Paul's School and Trinity CoU, Cam
bridge. Assistant Sec. Revenue Department, India Office.
War Work - Departmental work at the India Office. Address :
55 Addison Road, W. 14. Club : National Liberal. (C653)
TURNER, Capt. Francis Gordon, O.B.B.

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TURNER, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. Frederiok Riohard Gor
don, O.B.E, R.N.
TURNER, Fredrick William, O.B.E, fi. 26 Dec. 1858 ;
s. of John Turner, of Rochdale, Lancs. ; to. EUzabeth, d. of
Edwin Ashworth, of Rochdale, Lancs. Educ. : Privately.
High Sheriff of the County of Anglesey, 1918-19. War Work :
Hon. Sec. of the British Red Cross Society for the County of
Anglesey. Address : The Moorings, Menai Bridge, Anglesey. (011512)
TURNER, Lieut. Fulham, M.B.E.
TURNER, George, O.B.E, M.A, J.P, fi. 23 Dec. 1852 ;
s. of James Hovell Turner, of Cambridge ; m. Bertha, d. ol
Wm. Eaden Lilley, of Cambridge. Educ. : Perse School,
St. Catharine's CoU, Cambridge, and Middle Temple. Alder
man (Town Council) and Ex-Mayor ; County Councillor ;
Chairman of Profiteering Committee, and of Addenbrooke's
Hospital. War Work : Chairman of Local Tribunal and of
Local War Savings Committee. Address : 63, Bateman
Street, Cambridge. (03965)
TURNER, George Argo, O.B.E.
TURNER, Major George Bankart, M.B.E, R.A.F.
TURNER, Capt. George Eli, O.B.E.
TURNER, Sir George Robertson, K.B.E, C.B, 6. 22 Oct.
1855 ; s. of George Turner, of Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park ;
to. Isabel Beatrice, d. of Frederick Augustus Du Croz, J.P, of
Courtlands, East Grinstead, Sussex. Educ : Uppingham
School. Consulting Surgeon, St. George's Hospital, and
Leatherhead School for Blind ; Consulting Surgeon, Railway
Passengers Assurance Co. War Work : Served from 4 Aug.
1914, to June, 1919, as consultant to the Admiralty ; Surgeon-
General, and later Surgeon-Rear- Admiral at the R.N. Hospitals
at Chatham and Plymoutn ; also Mediterranean, 1915.
Address : 6, Half Moon Street, Piccadilly, London. Clubs :
Wellington ; Royal Automobile ; Portland. (K256)
TURNER, Helen, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 1872 ; d. of Charles
Lambert, of Kingswood, Gloucester ; m. Philip, s. of Arthur
James Turner, of Kensington. War Work : Matron, Central
Red Cross Work Rooms, 1915-19. Address : 73, Wimpole
Street, London, W. 1. Club : New Victorian. (01948)
TURNER, Helen Gertrude, Mrs., M.B.B, 6. 1878 ; d. of
Thomas Francis Burgess, of Lowestoft ; to. Sydney, s. of the
late Walton Turner, J.P, of Ipswich. Educ : Privately.
Nurse, trained at the General Hospital, Birmingham ; late
Member of the Chartered Nurses Society, London. War
Work : Founded the first War Hospital Supply Depot in
England on 7 Aug. 1914, at Northgate Street, Ipswich ;
mentioned in despatches, 1919. Address : 12, St. Edmund's
Road, Ipswich. (M9903)
TURNER, Major Henry Morton Stanley, M.B.E.
TURNER, Isobel Agnes, M.B.E, B.Sc, 6. 17 May, 1892 ;
d. of Edward B. Turner, F.R.CS, of 21, Westbourne Terrace,
W. 2. Educ. : St. Mary Coll, Lancaster Gate, and Bedford
CoU. for Women, Univ. of London. Assistant Science Mistress,
Roedean School, Brighton ; Assistant Inspector Ministry of
Health, Insurance Dept. War Work : Unit Administrator,
Q.M.A.A.C, Eastern Unit, Rouen, and Unit II, Wimereux.
Address : 21, Westbourne Terrace, London, W. 2. Club :
Ladies' Athenaeum. (M4618)
TURNER, James, M.B.E.
TURNER, James Wilson, O.B.E.
TURNER, Lieut. John George, M.B.E, D.C.M.
TURNER, Sir Joseph, K.B.E, J.P, 6. 1868 ; s. of Joseph
Turner, of Sheffield ; to. Alice, d. of S. Brook, of Huddersfield.
Educ. : Huddersfield Technical Coll. Chairman, Read,
HoUiday and Sons, Ltd. ; Director and Manager, British Dyes,
Ltd. ; Managing Director of British Dyestuffs Corporation ;
Member of Huddersfield Chamber of Commerce ; Governor of
Huddersfield Technical Coll. War Work : Manufacture of
High Explosives and Aniline Dyestuffs. Address : Birkby
Lodge, Birkby, Huddersfield. Clubs : British Empire. (K436)
TURNER, Joseph Harling, C.B.E, J.P.
TURNER, Lucy Aylwin, Mrs. Morten, M.B.E,
6. 26 May, 1867 ; d. of Henry George Matthews, of Portsmouth ;
to. Henry Morten, s. of Henry Turner, of Portsmouth. Educ. :
Blandford, Dorset. War Work : Commandant of private
Red Cross Hospital, Lady's Close, Watford ; Vice-President,
Red Cross, Girls' Patriotic Club. Address : 12, Monmouth
Road, Watfora. (M784)
TURNER, Col. Martin Newman, C.B, C.M.G, C.B.E,
6. 1865 ; s. of the late Charles WiUis Turner, of Blackheath,
S.E. ; to. Ethel, d. of J. S. Hannagan, Dist. and Sessions Judge,
Lucknow and widow of Surg.-Capt. E. Cormack, R.A.M.C
Educ. : Blackheath Proprietary School. Entered Duke of
Cornwall's L.I. 1890; Capt. 1899; Major, 1906; Lieut.-Col.
1912 ; Col. 1916 ; served with Kachin Hills Expedition,
1889-93 ; Burma Expedition, 1895-96, as Assist. Comdt.
Mil. PoUce (medal with clasp) ; Great War, 1914-15, Comdg.
a Sfitt. of his Regt. (despatches) ; Brig. Com. 1915-19. (02359(7)
TURNER, Capt. Montagu Trevor, O.B.E, M.C, 3rd
Royal Sussex Regt, fi. 30 May, 1881 ; s. of the late Montagu
Turner, of Cuckfield, Sussex ; to. Josephine, d. of the late
Edmund Watt, Civil Commissioner, Gold Coast. Educ. :
Harrow. Solicitor. War Work : Served with 2nd Batt. The
Royal Sussex Regt, Sept. 1914 to Feb. 1915 (present at
the first Battle of Ypres) ; 1914 Star with clasp ; Assistant
Provost Marshal, 39th Division, 1915-17 ; Assistant Provost
Marshal, 6th Army Corps, 1917-19 ; Assistant Provost Marshal

No. 5 (Mersey Defences) Area, 1919-20 ; twice mentioned
in despatches. Address : Carrick Cottage, St. Mawes, Corn
wall. Clubs: Junior Carlton; Marylebone and Free Foresters
Cricket. _, __ (02768)
TURNER, Muriel Clara, Mrs., M.B.E.
TURNER, Lieut. Noel Theodor BerweU, M.B.E.
TURNER, Percy F., CB.E. For voluntary services
rendered to the Ministry of Shipping, especiaUy as Private
Secretary and Personal Assistant to the Minister. (C3169)
TURNER, Lieut. Percy William, O.B.E, R.E.
TURNER, PhUip Dymock, O.B.E, M.D. (Lond.),
M.R.C.S. (Eng.), 6. 7 Oct. 1861 ; s. of Benjamin B. Turner, of
Tulse Hill, S.W. ; to. Jeanne Therese, d. of Charles Robin, of
Paris. Educ: Dulwich CoU. ; Univ. Coll. Hospital ; Paris;
Berlin. Medical Officer of Health, Boro' of Ryde ; Hon.
Medical Officer, Royal Isle of Wight County Hospital ; Hon.
Surgeon, Royal National Hospital for Consumption, Ventnor,
I. of W. ; Fellow of Univ. Coll, London. War Work : Medical
Officer to sole charge, The Castle Auxiliary Hospital, Ryde.
Addresses : Sudburg, Ryde, I. of W. ; Ciddy Hall, East Liss,
Hants. (011513)
TURNER, Renard Orlando Sydney, O.B.E, fi. 12 April,
1885 ; s. of Thos. Turner, of Dudley ; to. Maud, d. of Samuel
Woodhead, of Workington. Educ, Privately; and Technical
Coll, West Hartlepool. Director of two Shipping and Trading
Companies. War Work : 1_ years in the Commercial Section
of British Legation, Copenhagen, and 2 years as head of the
Shipping and Coal Depts. of the British Legation in Christiania.
Addresses : 10, Fenchurch Avenue, London, B.C. 3 ; 14,
Craven HiU Gardens, W. 2. Club : Junior Constitutional. (011514)
TURNER, Richard, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.M, 6. 22 Oct.
1856 ; s. of the late John Turner, of Ratho. Educ : Edin
burgh Univ. Medical practitioner (ret.). War Work : Four
years' work to V.A.D. Hospital, and in MiUtary Hospital,
York, as Medical Officer (civilian). Temporary Address :
Caledonian Station Hotel, Edinburgh. Club : Scottish
Conservative (Edinburgh). (011853)
TURNER, Richard Miles Arundel, O.B.E, 6. 17 Sept.
1880 ; s. of W. R. Eaton Turner, of Bedford ; m. Gertrude,
d. of H. Steensen, of Logismose, Funen. H.M. Commercial
Sec, Copenhagen. War Work : Commercial Attac!>6, H.M.
Legation, Copenhagen. Address : Amaliegade 21, Copenhagen. (01949)
TURNER, Robert Reginald Johnston, O.B.E.
TURNER, Lieut. Samuel Arthur, M.B.E, R.A.F.
TURNER, Samuel Thomas, O.B.E.
TURNER, Sydney George, O.B.E.
TURNER, WiUiam, M.V.O, O.B.E, M.D, M.A, fi. 1856;
s. of Robert Turner, of Keith, Banffshire. Educ : Univs.
of Aberdeen and Edinburgh. Held appointments as House
Physician, Royal Infirmary, and Royal Hospital for Sick
Children, Edinburgh ; House Surgeon, Glasgow Maternity
Hospital ; Colonial Surgeon, Gibraltar, 1882-1914 ; FeUow
Royal Society of Medicine. War Work : Principal Medical
Officer, MUton Hill MiUtary Hospital, Steventon, Berkshire,
1914-19 ; attached to the Staff of Dunblane War Hospital,
Scottish Command, 1919. Addresses : Strathpeffer, Ross-
shire ; Hotel Reina Cristina, Algeciras, Spain. Club : Royal
Societies'. (011854)
TURNER, Professor William Ernest Stephen, O.B.E,
fi. 22 Sept. 1881 ; s. of WUliam G. Tumor, of Smethwick,
Staffs. ; to. Mary Isobel, d. of John Marshall, of Birmingham.
Educ. : King Edward VI. School, Bhmingham, Nason Univ.
Coll, and Univ. of Birmingham. Professor of Glass Tech
nology, Univ. of Sheffield ; Hon. Sec. Society of Glass Tech
nology ; Editor (Quarterly) Journal of Society of Glass
Technology. War Work : General assistance to Optical
Munitions, Ministry of Munitions ; to glass manufacturers
throughout the country ; in founding new Univ. Department
of Glass Technology for research, and to the Society of Glass
Technology. Addresses : The University, Sheffield ; 30,
Whitworth Road, Ranmoor, Sheffield. (03967)
TURNER, William Glasier, 0.B.E.
TURNER, WilUam Leslie, M.B.E.
TURNER, Capt. William Thomas, O.B.E.
TURNER, William Thomas, O.B.E, 6. 10 Dec. 1888.
Civil Servant. War Work : In connection with Peace Con
ference. Address : Waimea, Lord Roberts' Avenue, Leigh-
on-Sea. (011518)
TURNER, William Walker, M.B.E, fi. 25 March, 1871 ;
s. of Robert Turner, of Oundle, Northants ; to. Edith JuUa,
d. of Robert George Noakes, of Peterboro'. Educ. : Oundle
School. War Work : Chief Accountant, Stores Department,
British Red Cross Society, Headquarters. Address: 95,
BUerton Road, Surbiton, Surrey. (M2508)
TURNER, T. Major Douglas BORDEN-, O.B.B.
TURNER, James LOCKLEY-, O.B.E, MedaiUe d' Hon-
neur avec Glaives, late Capt. and Adjutant R.A.S.C, 6. 25
July. 1889 ; s. of George Thomas Turner, of Clifton, Glos.
Educ. : CUfton CoU. War Work : Sub-Inspector, Special Con
stabulary, Scotland Yard (Transport Section) ; Chief Petty
Officer, R.N.V.R. Anti-Aircraft H.Q. Staff, Admiralty; 4th
and 6th Siege Batteries, R.G.A, France ; Adjutant to Senior
Mechanical Transport Officer, 18th and 8th Corps, H.Q,
France. Address : 74, Wigmore Street, W. 1. Ctefi : Royal
Colonial Institute. (02767)
TURNER, Blanche SHEARMAN-, Mrs, M.B.B.
TURNER Lieut.-Col. Cuthbert Gambier Ryves

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SYDNEY-, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6. 1883. Major and Brevet
lieut.-Col. R.A.S.C. ; Great War, 1914-19, as Lieut.-Col. on
Staff (despatches. Legion of Honour, Belgian Order of the
Crown, Croix de Guerre). (O3006)
TURNEY, Capt. Fred, O.B.E.
TURNEY, Horace George, O.B.E, M.D, F.R.C.P, 6.
28 Oct. 1860 ; s. of George Leonard Turney, of Denmark Hill,
S.B. ; m. Margaret, d. of WUliam Ferguson, of Edinburgh.
Educ. : Dulwich and Trinity, Coll, Oxon. Physician to St.
Thomas's Hospital. War Work : A la suite, 2nd London Gen.
Hospital, 1914-19. Address : 7, Park Square West, London,
N.W.I. (08958)
TURNOCK, Walter Bertram, O.B.E, 6. 1876; s. of
James Turnock, of Ross, Herefordshire ; m. Margaret Jane,
d. of John Hughes, of Gowerton, Glam. Works Manager at
Port Talbot Steelworks, Port Talbot. War Work : Controlling
output of SheU Steel, Ship Plates, and other steel manufactures
for H.M. Govt. Address: Danygraig, Baglan, Briton Ferry,
Glam. (01951)
TURNOR, Lady Mary Katherine C.B.E. ; d. of Charles,
10th Marquess of Huntly (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; m. 1866,
Edmund Tumor, of Stoke Rochford, Co. Lincoln. (C1049)
TURPIN, ArmigUl Thomas, O.B.E, fi. 30 Sept. 1855 ; s. of
Thomas Turpin, of Adelaide, South Australia ; m. Florence
Clarissa, d. of E. A. R. WiUiamson, of London. Educ. : Privately.
Served in H.M. CivU Service, 1875 ; Assistant Comptroller of
Accounts and Stores, Prison Commission, Home Office, 1912 ;
ComptroUer, 1920 ; Hon. Treas. CivU Service Benevolent Fund,
1919. War Work : Organised and supervised the manufacture
of War Stores in H.M. Prisons, England and Wales, also in
various barracks, camps, and schools. Address : 76, UnderhiU
Road, Lordship Lane, London, S.E. 22. (0820)
TURPIN, Helena Augusta Mary, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of
Hon. A. Y. Bingham (see Bukke'S Peerage, Clanmorris, B.) ;
m. Capt. WiUiam Augustus Turpin. War Work : Lady Smith-
Dorrien's Hospital Bag Depot, from May, 1915, to Feb. 1919.
Address : 35, Dover Street, W. Club : Empress. (03938)
TURPIN, WilUam, M.B.E.
TURPIN, WilUam Alfred, O.B.E.
TURTILL, AUred Robert, O.B.E.
TURTON, WilUam Henry, M.B.B.
TURTON, WUUe Jack Trevor, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 21 Nov.
1874 ; s. ofthe late Lieut.-Gen. Thomas Trevor Turton (Madras
Staff Corps), of lingfield, Surrey ; m. Mary Christina, d. of
the late Arthur Goalee, of The Lea, Harbome, Birmingham.
Educ. : Eton ; Trinity HaU, Cambridge. Barrister-at-law ;
Middle Temple (Western Circuit). General Inspector,
Ministry of Health. Address : c/o Ministry of Health,
Whitehall, S.W. 1. (01954)
TUTCHER, WilUam Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 8 AprU, 1882.
Wm Work : Employed in work at War Office, Assist. Dec. War
Office Appeals Committee, tiU Nov. 1915 ; later Ministry of
Pensions. Address : The Ferns, KnaphiU, Surrey. (M4043)
TWEED, Lieut. John Reginald Howard, M.B.E, LA.
TWEEDDALE, Candida Louise, Marchioness C.B.E,
fi. 3 May, 1858 ; d. of Count Bartolucci, of Cantiano, Italy ;
m. William George Montague, 10th Marquis of Tweeddale, K.T.
(who died). War Work : Chairman of Ladies' Emergency
Committee, Navy League ; hold Special Service Order, Navy
League ; Y.M.C.A. Order of The Red Triangle. Address :
6 HiU Street, Berkeley Square, London. (C3013)
TWEEDALE, James, M.B.E.
TWEEDALE, S., M.B.E.
TWEEDIE, FUght Lieut. Harley Alec, O.B.E, A.F.C
TWEEDIE, Lieut.-Col. Frank Forbes, O.B.E, R.E.
TWEEDIE, Major Henry Carmichael, D.S.O, O.B.E, 6.
25 Jan. 1876 ; s. of the late Major-Gen. Michael Tweedie, R.A. ;
n>. Catherine Lucy Minnie, d. of Col. A. W. Prior, of Lyncroft,
Lichfield, Staffs. Educ : R.M.C, Sandhurst. Major, 2nd
N. Staffordshire Regt. War Work : Kurram Valley Expedi
tion, 1914, and Mohmand Disturbance, 1915, N.W. Frontier,
India; 8th South Staffordshire Regt, France; severely
wounded, Nov. 1916, on Somme ; Commandant, R.A.F.
Officers' School, Henley-on-Thames. Address: Cairo, Egypt.
¦ (O8206)
TWEEDY, Dorothea, M.B.B, 6. 30 Dec. 1874 ; s. of Henry
RJolin Tweedy, of Pendower, Bromley, Kent. Educ. : Chelten-
«nam Ladies' CoU. War Work: Commandant of V.A.D.
Hospital, SpringhUl, Bromley, Kent. Address: Pendower,
Bromley, Kent. Club : V.A.D. (M4044)
TWEEDY, Edwin, M.B.E.
TWEEDY, George Frederiok, O.B.E.
TWEEDY, Hugh James, M.B.B, 6. 7 Nov. 1858. War
Work : Hon. Remitting Officer, Norwood and District, 1914-16 ;
Military Representative and National Service Representative,
1917-18. Club: Junior Constitutional. (M9908)
TWEEDY.Capt. WilUam Glenholme, M.B.B.
TWIGG, Albert Peroy, O.B.B.
TWIGG, Comm. Francis Walter Despard, O.B.E, R.N.
TWINE, Capt. Frank Peroival, M.B.E, M.C, 6. 11 Dec.
1=77 ; s. of Percival Twine, of Worthing ; to. Mary Jordan,
d. of George Green, of Fulham. Educ. : Worthing. Builder ;
Member of the firm of Twine & Son, Builders, Worthing. War
Wort : Enlisted, Aug. 1914 ; served to the 5th Batt. Royal
Sussex Regt. (T.F.), France, Feb. 1915 ; Commissioned, April.
J916 ; mentioned to despatches ; wounded, 1917 ; rejoined
Batt. Dec. 1917, in Italy ; A. Capt. Feb. 1917, to Dec. 1918 ;
A- Major, Second-in-Command, Dec. 1918, to March, 1919.
Address : 12, Crescent Road, Worthing, Sussex. (M3216)

TWINING, Capt. Stephen Herbert, M.B.E, 6. 28 July,
1895 ; s. of the Rev. W. H. G. Twining, of St. Stephen's
Vicarage, Vincent Square, S.W. 1 Educ. : Hazelwood, and
Lancing Coll. With tho firm of Messrs. R. Twining & Co, Ltd,
Tea and Coffee Merchants, 216, Strand, W.C 2 War Service :
Served in England, France, Belgium, Canada, and Texas ;
Commissioned, 13th S. B. Batt. Middlesex Regt, Sept. 1914 ;
transferred to General List for duty with Light Trench Mortar
Batteries, June, 1916, 73rd L.T.M.B. ; attached to R.F.C. as
A. Adjutant, AprU, 1917 ; No. 80 Canadian Reserve Squadron,
June, 1917, Adjutant, School of Aerial Gunnery, R.F.C,
Canada. July, 1918 ; Capt, Wing Adjutant, 60th and 21st
Wings R.A.F. March. 1918, H.Q. No. 2 Training Group,
attached S.E. Area, R.A.F. Address : St. Stephen's Vicarage,
Vincent Square, S.W. 1. Club : United Sports. (M6074)
TWISS, Col. John Henry, C.B, C.B.E, 6. 1867; s. of
Col. Godfrey Twiss, formerly R.A, of Southsea ; to. Evelyn,
d. of Maj.-Gen. A Searle, and widow of John CampbeU. Educ. :
R.M.A. Entered R.E. 1885; Capt. 1895; Brevet Major,
1900 ; Lieut.-Col. 1911 ; Col. 1914 ; S. African War, 1899-
1902, on Staff (despatches, Queen's medal with three clasps,
King's medal with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19, on Staff,
and subsequently as Director of Railways (despatches, Croix de
Guerre). (C1799)
TWISS, Mildred CaroUne, O.B.E.
TWISS, Lieut.-Col. William Louis Oberkirch, CB.E,
M.C, F.R.G.S, 6. 1879 ; s. of the Rev. WiUiam Christopher
Twiss, formerly rector of Worstlingworth and Eyeworth, Beds.
Major and Brevet Lieut-Col. Indian Army ; served in China,
1900-1 (despatches, medal with clasp) ; Tibet, 1903-4 (medal) ;
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches five times, Brevet Lieut.-Col.
Legion of Honour, Order of Sacred Treasure of Japan) ; Knight
of Order of St. Olaf (Norway) ; has bronze medal of Royal
Humane Soc. (C2183)
TWIST, Lieut. Thomas, O.B.E.
TWITCHIN, Lieut. Nathaniel Edwards, O.B.B.. R.F.A.
TWYFORD, Dora, O.B.E, 6. 12 May, 1880 ; d. of Thomas
WiUiam Twyford, D.L, of Whitmore Hall, Newcastle, Stafford
shire. War Work : Hon. Sec. Soldiers' and SaUors' Families
Association, Hanley Division, from Aug. 1914 ; Hon. Sec.
Hanley Disablement War Pensions Committee ; Jotot Hon.
Sec. Hanley War Pensions Committee ; Township Leader of
the Whitmore Township, British Red Cross Society, Stafford
shire Branch, Newcastle Division. Address : Whitmore Hall,
Newcastle, Staffordshire. (011519)
TWYNAM, Nora Cecilia, M.B.E.
TYDEMAN, Ethel, Mrs., M.B.E.
TYLEE, Major Arthur Kellan, O.B.E, R.A.F.
TYLER, Capt. Arthur George, M.B.E.
TYLER, Major Francis Cameron, O.B.B, R.F.A. (ret.),
fi. 29 June, 1874 ; s. of the late Major-Gen. Charles James
Tyler, Royal Artillery ; to. Constance Anne, d. of the late John
Fair, of Wilderton, Bournemouth. Educ. : Charterhouse, and
Royal MiUtary Academy, Woolwich. War Work : Served as
Officer of Reserve ; Instructor in Gunnery, School of Instruc
tion, R.H. and R.F.A, Shoeburyness ; and on Experimental
Staff, at Chapperton Down Artillery School, Salisbury ; men
tioned in despatches for Home Service. Address : Wurlie,
West Hill, Ottery St. Mary, Devon. Club : Army and Navy.
(01958)
TYLER, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Frederiok Montague, M.B.E,
R.E. TYLER, Capt. James Herbert, M.B.E, R.A.F.
TYLER, Lieut.-Col Ralph Edward, O.B.B, R.G.A, 6.
27 July, 1868 ; s. of the late Major-Gen. C. J. Tyler, Royal
ArtiUery, of Eastbourne. Educ. : Cheltenham CoU. Com
manding Royal Garrison ArtiUery, Singapore, S.S. War Work :
Served N.W. Frontier, India, 1897 (medal with clasps) ; N.W.
Frontier Disturbances, 1897 ; Terah Expedition, 1897-98 ;
South African War, 1899-1902 (Queen's Medal with clasps,
King's Medal with clasps, mentioned in despatches, wounded) ;
Major, " B " 94th Bgde, R.F.A, 21st Division, Battle of Loos,
1915 ; Lieut.-Col, O.C. 57th Heavy ArtUlery Group, R.G.A,
Somme, 1916 ; Commandant, No. 1 R.G.A, Officer Cadet
School, Trowbridge, Jan. to August, 1917 ; and of Coast
ArtUlery School, Golden Hill, Isle of Wight, Aug. 1917, to
June, 1918 ; C.R.A. Harwich Garrison, March, 1918, to April,
1919 ; mentioned in despatches. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox
& Co, 16, Charing Cross. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (07797)
TYLER, George Dacre HARDINGE-, C.B.E, 6. 17 Feb.
1881 ; s. of William Hardinge-Tyler, Bengal Civil Service ;
TO Alys Merial, d. of John Arthur Talbot, of Newtown, Mont
gomery. Educ. : Harrow, and New Coll, Oxford. Barrister-
at-law War Work : Assistant to Trade Division, Naval
Staff Admiralty. Addresses : Great Missenden, Bucks ; 61,
Egerton Gardens, S.W. -,-.,., Jc£9,14>
TYLER, Eng.-Comm. Thomas Richard, O.B.E, R.N.R.
TYLER, Walter Edward, M.B.B.
TYLOR, Capt. George Cunningham, O.B.E, R.F.A.
TYMONS, Major Francis Parnell, O.B.E.
TYNDALE, Lieut. Henry Edmund Guise, M.B.E.
TYNDALE, Walter CUfford, O.B.E, M.I.C.E, F.R.S.I,
F G S 6. 26 July, 1853 ; s. of the Rev. Henry Annesley Tyn
dale' of Holton, Oxon. ; to. Mary, d. of George Tyndale, of
Ealtog. Educ. : Haileybury, and King's Coll, London.
Civil Engineer ; Sanitary Adviser to the W.D. War Work :
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with barracks and hut camps to the United Kingdom. Addresses :
Swallowfield, Ealing ; Foresthill, Oxon (0822)
TYRER, William Henry, O.B.E, 6. 4 Feb. 1876 ; s. of
Stephen Tyrer, of Wigan ; m. EUen, d. of George James Bridge,
of Wigan. Educ. : Wigan Grammar School. Town Clerk of
Wigan ; Clerk to Local Education Authority ; Borough Pro
secuting Solicitor for Wigan ; Registration Officer (Repre
sentation of the People Act) for Wigan ; Hon. Sec. and Solicitor
to Maypole Colliery Disaster Fund. War Work : Hon. Sec.
to Local War Pensions, Local Representative, Belgian Refugees,
Munitions, and National Service Committees ; Hon. Clerk to
Wigan Local Tribunal ; Hon. Food Executive Officer. Address:
Lyndale, Wigan. (011520)
TYRRELL, Lieut.-Col. Augustus Charles Lionel, O.B.E.
TYRRELL, Col. Charles Robert, C.B, C.B.E, A.M.S.
(ret.), 6. 2 Dec. 1859 ; to. Agnes Laura Livesey. War Work :
Employed at War Office, 1914-17 ; Commissioner of Medical
Services, Ministry of National Service, 1917-18 ; A.D.M.S,
London District, 1918-19 ; Deputy Chief Commissioner, St.
John Ambulance Brigade, 1914-19. Address : 5, The Green,
Wimbledon Common, S.W. 19. Club : Junior United Service. (C1800)
TYRRELL, PUot Officer John Ernest, M.B.E, R.A.F.
TYRRELL, Lieut.-Col. John Frederick, C.B.E, 6. 1872.
Lieut.-Col. Indian Army ; served to the Great War, 1914-18
(despatches thrice) ; Afghan War, 1919. (C3105)
TYRRELL, Major Reginald Bramley, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
TYRWHITT, Rev. Canon, the Hon. Leonard Francis,
M.V.O, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 29 Oct. 1863 ; s. of Sir H. Tyrwhitt,
3rd Bart, (see Burke's Peerage), and Baroness Berners (see
Bukke'S Peerage). Educ. : Marlborough, Magdalene CoU,
Cambridge ; Wells Theological CoU. Curate at Henley-on-
Thames, Hendon, Middlesex ; Chaplain to H.M.S. " Renown,"
for tour of T.R.H.'s the Prince and Princess of Wales to India,
1905-6 ; Vicar of Fenton, 1895-1907 ; Vice-Provost of Denstone
since 1906 ; Acting Chaplain to the Forces, 1914 ; mentioned
in despatches, Deputy Assist. Chaplain-General, 1918 ; Rector
of RoUeston, since 1907 ; Canon of St. George's Chapel,
Windsor, since 1910 ; Chaplain in Ordinary to the King.
Addresses: RoUeston Rectory, Burton-on-Trent ; The Cloisters,
Windsor. Club : WeUington. (05871)
TYSON, Lieut. William, M.B.E.
TYTHERLEIGH, 2nd Lieut. Arthur Henry, M.B.E.
TYZACK, Walter, O.B.E.

UDEN, Lieut. Walter Jeffery, M.B.E, R.N, fi. 9 June,
1886 ; s. of John Uden, of Guston, Kent ; m. Flora Mary,
d. of John Moffatt, of Portsmouth. Educ. : Privately.
Torpedo Depot, Portsmouth, for Inspection of Warheads.
War Work: In H.M.S. "Canopus" at Falkland, and at
Dardanelles ; later Ordnance Supply Officer at the Nore.
Address : H.M.S. " Vernon." (M2572)
UFF, Capt. Sidney ALBAN-, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
UGANDA, Rt. Rev. John Jamieson WUlis, Bishop of,
O.B.E, D.D, 6. 8 Nov. 1872 ; s. of Sir WiUiam Willis, of Lee,
Kent. Educ. : HaUeybury ; Pembroke Coll, Camb. ; Ridley
HaU, Camb. Bishop of Uganda, 1912. War Work : Assist
ance rendered in German East African Campaign, particularly
in connection with raising the African Native Medical Corps,
and East African Native Transport Corps, from among boys
educated in Mission School, Uganda. Address : Dunan,
Aldeburgh, Suffolk. (08419)
UMFREVILLE, Brig.-Gen. Percy, CM.G, C.B.E, 6.
1868. Entered Royal W. Kent Regt. 1887 ; Capt. 1896 ;
Major, 1905 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1917 ; Lieut.-Col. 1919 ;
served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches) ;
appointed Director of MiUtary Prisons in the Field, 1916 ;
Comdt. of a Detention Barracks, 1917 ; Director of MiUtary
Prisons, 1919, with rank of Brig.-Gen. (C1336)
UMNEY, Peroy, M.B.E.
UNDERHILL, Francis OUve, M.B.E.
UNDERHILL, Hugh Harman, O.B.E, fi. 12 June, 1864;
s. of Paymaster-to-Chief G. W. UnderhiU, R.N, Lugley House,
Newport, I. of W. ; to. Annie Teresa Mary, d. of James Francis
Caulfield, late of Manchester. Educ. : King's Coll. School,
London. Assistant Supt. of Charts, Hydrographic Dept,
Admiralty. War Work : Employed at Admiralty. Address :
50, Nevern Square, S.W. 5. Clubs : Royal Thames Yacht ;
Ranelagh. (0823)
UNDERHILL, Major Owen, O.B.E, 6. 4 Jan. 1887;
s. of Thomas UnderhiU, of Tachbrook, near Leamington Spa ;
ra. Annie, d. of Thomas Corbett, of Wellington. War Work •
Served in France, 1915-19 ; wounded ; retired. Addresses :
Prospect HiU Place, Greenock ; c/o Cox & Co. (05872)
UNDERHILL, Thomas John, O.B.E, F.I.C, F.C.S,
fi. 16 Sept. 1862. Senior Technical Examining Officer, Food
and Clothing for the Royal Navy ; for 38 years in H.M. Service •
has visited all parts of the world on behalf of Admiralty in
connection with Naval Food Supply. War Work: Dealing
with Naval Stores ; holds several silver and bronze medals for
Technology from the City of London Guilds Institute and the
Society of Arts. Address: Stanley, 53, Lanercost Road,
Tulse HiU Park, Brixton, S.W. 2. (01152'')
UNDERWOOD, 2nd Lieut. Reginald Edward, M B E
UNGER, Lieut. John, M.B.E, E.A.F.
UNIACKE, Lieut.-Col. Cecil Dudley Woodgate, O.B E

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UNSWORTH, Isaac, O.B.E, fi. 23 Dec. 1861. Officer,

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Salvation Army. War Work : Chaplain's duty, mainly among
Australian troops, in Egypt, France, and on SaUsbury Plain ;
supervised transport of Red Cross stores from Egypt to
Gallipoli and Mudros. Addresses : 101, Queen Victoria Street,
London, E.C 4; Royal Colonial Institute, Northumberland
Avenue, W.C 2. (011523)
UNSWORTH, Capt. Richard Lewis, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
UNTHANK, Agnes EUzabeth, M.B.B.
UNWIN, Lieut. Arthur John, M.B.E, 6. 1 July, 1890 ;
s. of James Unwin, of Muswell HiU, N. 10. Educ. : Newcastle-
under-Lyme. Director of Dried Fruits Branch, Ministry of
Food. War Work : Joined Army, Aug. 1914 ; active service in
GaUipoli and Mesopotamia ; wounded. Address : 32, Wel
lington Square, Chelsea, S.W. 3. Club : Junior Army and
Navy. (M9912)
UNWIN, Major Frederick Henry, O.B.E, R.A.F.
UNWIN, Major Thomas Barton, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C,
fi. 5 March, 1875 ; s. of John Brooke Unwin, of Dunsmore
House, Dunchurch, Rugby ; to. Amy, d. of Thomas Henry
Robinson, of Clapham Park, S.W. Educ. : Rugby ; Univ.
of Edinburgh. Clubs : Junior United Service ; Royal Auto
mobile. (02769)
UPHAM, 2nd Lieut. John Albert Austin, M.B.E.
UPHAM, Paymaster Lieut. John WilUam, O.B.E,
R.N.R. UPJOHN, Capt. Dudley Francis, M.B.E, R.A.F.
UPJOHN, Lieut.-Col. WilUam George Dismore, O.B.E,
Aust. A.M.C.
UPTON, Capt. Norman Royce, M.B.E.
UPTON, Lieut. Thomas Haynes, O.B.E, R.E.
UPTON, WUUam James, M.B.E.
URE, Georgina Jean EUzabeth, Mrs., O.B.E.
URE, Capt. John Holmes, O.B.E, R.E.
URELL, Lieut. Valentine, M.B.E, R.N.
URIE, John, O.B.E.
URMSON, Capt. Gilbert Alexander, M.B.E, 6. 4 March,
1884 ; s. of Francis Birley Urmson, of Bampton, Devon ;
to. Dorothea, d. of W. N. Hutchtogs, of Frodsham, Cheshire.
Educ : Wellington Coll. Tanner. War Work : Served with
R.A.S.C (SuppUes) in Mesopotamia from Dec. 1916, to Jan.
1920 ; two years attached to Director of Supplies and Transport
Office, Bagdad. Address : Simonsdelf, Frodsham, Cheshire. (M4935)
URQUHART, Alexander Lewis, O.B.E, M.B, Ch.B,
D.P.H, fi. April, 1887 ; s. of Alexander Reid Urquhart, M.D,
LL.D. ; to. Annie, d. of D. F. Addis, I.C.S. (ret.). Educ :
Edinburgh Academy ; Edinburgh Univ. Physician ; (late)
Royal Army Medical Corps ; Senior Assistant, Bacteriologist ;
St. Thomas's Hospital, London. War Work : Served in the
R.A.M.C in France, 1914-15; Salonica, 1916-18; O.C.
I. MobUe Bacteriological Laboratory, Salonica Army ; O.C.
Central Laboratory, Salonica Army. Address: 31, Sussex
Place. Regent's Park, N.W. 1. (01959)
URQUHART, Lieut. Charles Ernest, M.B.B, R.A.O.C.
URQUHART, Herbert, M.B.E.
URWICK, Major LyndaU Fownes, O.B.E, M.C.
URWICK, Thirza Beatrice, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 17 Feb. 1884;
d. of E. L. Thornton, of Oporto, and Weybridge ; to. Reginald
Henry, s. of W. H. Urwick, of London. War Work : Hon. Sec.
Shropshire Voluntary Aid Organisation, Red Cross Workrooms ;
Member of Committee, K.S.L.I. Prisoners of War Fund,
Hon. Sec. of Clothing Department. Address : CouncU House
Court, Shrewsbury. (O1960)
URWIN, Major John Johnson, O.B.E, M.B, I.M.S.
USHER, Archibald Rhys, M.B.E.
USHER, Capt. Charles Milne, O.B.E, 6. 6 Sept. 1891;
s. of Robert Usher, of Edinburgh. Educ : Merchiston Castle
School. Capt. Gordon Highlanders. Address: c/o Messrs.
Holt & Co, (04489B)
USHER, George Edwin, M.B.E.
USHER, Rachel LUian May, M.B.E.
USHER, Tom Caizley, M.B.B, C.C, fi. 11 Nov. 1867;
e.s. of Ralph H. Usher ; m. Sarah Ann, d. of Thomas Jennings,
of DarUngton. Master TextUe Machinery Engineer. War
Work : MUitary, National Service Representation ; War
Pensions Committee ; Hospital Committee ; and other work.
Address : Foxhill Bank, Oswaldtwistle. (M9914)
USMAR, Lieut.-Col. George Henry, O.B.E.
UTHWATT, Elsie Mary, Mrs. Andrewes, O.B.E. ; d. of
the late John C Small, of Nottingham ; to. WilUam Andrewes,
s. of T. Andrewes Uthwatt, of Maids Moreton, Buckingham.
Educ. : Taunton, Somerset. War Work : Commandant from
AprU, 1915, to Feb. 1919, at Burgage Manor AuxUiary Hospital,
Southwell, Notts. Address : St. Luke's Vicarage, Derby. (03928)
UTTERTON, Capt. A., M.B.B, R.A.S.C.
UTTON, Capt. Frederick WilUam, O.B.E.
VALADIER, Major Sir Auguste Charles, K.B.E, C.M.G. ,
6. 26 Nov. 1873 ; s. of Charles Jean Baptiste Valadier ; m.
Alice, d. of John Maxwell Wright. Dental Surgeon. War
Work : Joined (volunteered) Red Cross, Aug. 1914 ; Dental
work ; organised MaxUlo-Facial Hospital, B.E.F. ; served as
Major until 1919 ; twice mentioned in despatches ; has order of
St. John of Jerusalem ; Legion of Honour ; Mons Medal.
Address : 47, Ave. Hoche, Paris. Clubs : Cercle Voluay,
Paris ; Cercle Hoche ; Racing Club de France. (K446)
VALENTINE, Catherine, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 20 Feb. 1859 ;

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_. of Walter Watkins, of Delbury ; m. Samuel Herbert, s. of
John Valentine, of Ludlow. Mayoress of Ludlow from 1913-17.
War Work : President of Ludlow Branch of Queen Mary's
Needlework Guild, from Aug. 1914, to Jan. 1919 ; MedaiUe
de la Reine EUsabeth, for work with Belgian Refugees. Ad
dress: Hawthornden, Ludlow, Shropshire. (M4046)
VALENTINE, George Herbert, M.B.E.
VALENTINE, Herbert Hughes, M.B.B, 6. 21 Aug. 1865 ;
s. of John Valentine, of Ludlow. Educ. : Ludlow Grammar
School. War Work: Chief Clerk, Commanding Royal
Engineer's Office, Weymouth. Address : 105, Dorchester Road,
Weymouth. (M9916)
VALENTINE, Col. Thomas Harcourt Ambrose, C.B.E.
Col. New Zealand Forces ; served in Great War, 191 5-19
(mentioned in despatches). (C1876)
VALERIE, Capt. John, O.B.B, R.A.F, 6. 6 March, 1866 ;
m. Marion Frances, d. of the Rev. R. Leslie Morris, late Rector
of Brook, Isle of Wight. Educ. : Shrewsbury, and Cambridge
Univ. Surgeon. War Work : Medical Officer to Middlesex
Red Cross Hospital, Hanworth Park ; Officer Commanding
the Hampton Court AuxUiary MiUtary Hospital ; Capt. in
R.A.F. Medical Service. Address : The Green, Hampton
Court, Middlesex. Club: R.A.F. (011524)
VALLANGE, Capt. Clement, O.B.B, 6. 1870 ; s. of the
late WUliam VaUange CondeU, of Melbourne, Australia ; m.
Sylvia Beatrice, d. of the late Sir John Madden, G.C.M.G,
Lieutenant-Governor of Victoria. Educ. : Harrow, and
Merton CoU, Oxford. Served in 3rd Batt. The Buffs, South
African War ; private Sec. to Governor of Victoria, 1901-3.
War Work : IntelUgence Officer, Sheerness, 1915 ; Ministry
of Munitions, 1916-18. Address : 5, BasU Mansions, S.W. 3.
Clubs: Orleans; R.A.C. (0824)
VALLAT, Lieut-Col. Frederick WiUiam, O.B.E, 6. 23
Jan. 1875 ; s. of G. F. Vallat, of London.; to. Marie Irma, d. of
Jules Maulard, of St. Quentto, France. Educ. : St. Paul's.
Engineer. War Work : Served overseas. Address : 26,
Stonor Road, West Kensington. Club : R.C.Y.C (O2301)
VALLENTIN, Lieut.-Col. Henry Edward, D.S.O, O.B.E,
late R.A, 6. 5 Jan. 1870 ; s. of Sir James VaUentin, of Essex.
m. Claudine, d. of the Rev. R. Orr, Vicar of Thurleigh, Beds.
Educ. : Haileybury, and Royal MiUtary Academy, Woolwich.
War Work : Served in France, 1914-16 ; at War Office, 1916-18.
.aiMress : Eastfield, Weyhill, Andover. Club : Army and
Navy. (03197)
VALON, Major Albert Robert, O.B.B, M.C, fi. 9 June,
1885 : s. of Ernest JuUan Daniel Valon, of Charlton, Kent ;
m. Nellie Hildred, d. of Thomas Watson Worke, of Dublin.
Educ : Univ. CoU, London. War Work : Instructor,
Ordnance CoU, Woolwich, 1914-15 ; Aug. 1915, to Jan. 1919,
served with B.E.F, France. Address : Rathmore, Grosvenor
load, Rathgar, DubUn. (05876)
VALPY, Bertha, Mrs., O.B.E.
VAN BAERLE, Capt. Edward, O.B.B, fi. 6 Aug. 1861 ;
s. of Hislop van Baerle ; m. EUzabeth, d. of — Kettlewell.
Educ : Christ's Hospital. Editorial Staff, Cassels & Co. ;
Sub-Editor, " Magazine of Art," 1878-81 ; Editor, " Queens-
town Free Press," South Africa, 1882 ; Art Director, Yorkshire
Royal JubUee Exbibition.1887 ; Commission, Scottish Rifles,
(7th Batt.), 1894-1901. War Work : Rejoined Scottish Rifles,
1914 ; Staff Capt. 26th Division ; Military Representative,
Prance. Clubs: Royal AutomobUe ; Primrose. (09915)
VAN BERGEN, Ethel, Mrs., O.B.E. ; to. Capt. Harry A.
Van Bergen. Address : Ferney HaU, Oniburg, Salop. (03618)
VAN COLLER, Christian Audries Brenk, M.B.E.
VAN COLLER, Major Paul Johannes, O.B.E.
VANDELEUR, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Henry
Martley, C.B.E, R.A, 6. 12 Dec. 1875 ; younger s. of the Rev.
G. 0. Vandeleur, of Ballinamona ; m. Theodosia Agnes, d. of
the late W. H. Sinclair, of Morton Manor, Brading. Educ. :
Bedford School, and R.M. Academy, Woolwich. Club :
Army and Navy. (C1801)
VANDELEUR, Mary Evelyn, Mrs., M.B.E.
VAN DEN BERGH, Major Henry Edward, O.B.E,
t. 1882 ; s. of Jacob Van Den Bergh, of London ; to. Enid,
d. of Dr. Macdonald Brown, F.R.CS, of London. Educ. :
City of London School, and Abroad. War Work : Officer in
charge of Supplies, Navy and Army Canteen Board. Address :
Brook Lodge, Hendon. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (0825)
Van DE POL, Florence Clara, Mrs., M.B.E.
VAN DER BIJL, Kate Amy, Mrs., M.B.E.
VAN DER BYL, Lieut.-Col. Voltelin Albert WilUam,
O.B.E. VANDERFELT, Capt. Sydney Gorton, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
VAN DER HEUVEL, Frederick WilUam Arthur, Count,
O.B.E. VAN DER MEULEN, Sir Frederiok Alan, O.B.E, Knt.
Bach, 6. 1875 ; s. of the Rev. G. A. Van der Meulen, of West
Knoyle, WUts ; m. Aline, d. of Buddie Atkinson, of WooUey
Orange, WUts. Educ : BlundeUs, Tiverton, and Keble CoU,
Oxford. SoUcitor-General, Sierra Leone, 1908-1914 ; Judge
of Supreme Court, Gambia, 1914-19 ; Puisne Judge, Nigeria,
horn 1919. War Work: Acting Assistant-Principal, War
Office, 1917-18. Address : Calverley, St. Albans. Clubs :
Oxford and Cambridge ; Royal Automobile. (03835)
VANE, Harry Tempest, CB.E, fi. 10 Nov. 1874 ; s. of
James Vane, of Cuxton ; m. Florence Emmara Maud, d. of
Stephen Burley, of Woolwich. Managing Director, D. Napier

and Son, Ltd, Acton ; Chairman, Cunard Motor and Carriage
Co, Putney. War Work: In connection with supplies of
Aero Engine and Mechanical Transport. Address : Highfield,
Beaconsfield, Bucks. Club : Royal Automobile. (C71)
VANE, Sybil, M.B.B.
VANES, Edith Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 19 Sept. 1863 ;
d. of Butterworth Broadbent, of Snowlea, Huddersfield; to.
the Rev. James Alfred Vanes, Wesleyan Chaplain, Bangalore,
s. of the Rev. John Vanes, of EaUng. War Work : In con
nection with Wesleyan Soldiers' Home and Club ; Station
Hospital, and Red Cross. Addresses: 1, Trinity Road,
Bangalore ; Longwood Edge, Huddersfield. (M6264)
VAN GRUTTEN, Capt. Winchcombe Norman Carpenter,
O.B.E, M.C, late Capt. R.A, 6. 9 June, 1895; s. of Lucien
S. L. van Grutten, of Rosteague, Portscatho, S.O, Cornwall ;
m. Enid Winifred, d. of the late Lieut.-Col. Robert Barrington-
Baker, Naval Ordnance. Educ. : Cheltenham Coll. ; King's
CoU, Cambridge. War Work: Lieut, to C Battery, 103rd
Bgde, R.F.A, England, Nov. 1914 ; France, Aug. 1915 ;
Adjutant, 103rd Brigade R.F.A, in France, Jan. 1916 to
April, 1917 ; Reconnaissance Officer, R.A, H.Q. 18th Corps
(Capt.), April, 1917, to July, 1918 ; 8th Corps, July, 1918, to
Feb. 1919 ; Croix de Guerre with Gold Star, March 1918.
Addresses : King's CoU, Cambridge ; Rosteague, Portscatho,
S.O, Cornwall. (02770)
VAN HECKE, Hilda Gertrude, Mrs, M.B.E.
VANKATARAMAYYA, Saguria, Mrs., M.B.E.
VANN, Walter Gerald, M.B.E, A.C.A, 6. 26 Nov. 1886 ;
s. of A. M. Vann, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P, of Durham ;
m. Ethel Mary, d. of W. Rushworth, F.R.I.B.A, of Durham.
Educ. : Durham School. Chartered Accountant. War Work :
Organising Sec. to British Farmers' Red Cross Fund, founded
by Sir Herbert Brown, K.B.E, which raised over £1,000,000
for British Red Cross Society. Address : Dunelm, Chapel
Road, WarUngham, Surrey. (M1041)
VANNECK, Arthur Peroy, M.B.B, 6. 4 Oct. 1870 ; to-
Annie, d. of Richard Armstrong. Educ : BaUiol CoU, Oxford-
Barrister-at-Law. War Work : R.N.V.R. (Anti-Aircraft
Corps), 1914-16 ; Lieut. R.G.A. (S.R.), 1916-18 ; Staff-Lieut.
I. (b), Western Command, 1918-19. Address : 43, West
bourne Gardens, London, W. 2. (M2577)
VAN RYNEVELD, Lieut.-Col. Sir Hetperus Andrias,
K.B.E, D.S.O, M.C, late R.A.F. Made the pioneer flight
with Sir Joseph Quinton Brand, D.S.O, M.C, D.F.C, from
London to Cape Town in 1920. Served in Great War ; men
tioned in despatches ; has Croix de Guerre, Legion of Honour,
and Order of Leopold of Belgium. (K448)
VANSAGNEW, Lieut.-Col., O.B.E.
VANSITTART, Capt. Robert Arnold, M.B.E.
VAN STRAUBENZEE, Brig.-Gen. Casimir Henry Claude,
C.B, C.B.E, fi. 30 Jan. 1864 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. Frederick van
Straubenzee, late 13th P. A. Somersetshire L.I. ; m. Evelyn
Thornton, d. of Robert Bell, late of Norris Castle, I. of W.
Educ. : Sherborne. War Work : Commanded Brigade,
1914-16 (twice mentioned in despatches), and subsequently
No. 5i District, to June, 1919, when he retired. Address :
3, Sussex Mansions, S.W. 7. Club : Army and Navy. (C1802)
VAN TYEN, Capt. Martinus SibiUus Jan Casper, M.B.B.
VAN ZIJL, Carel Johannes, O.B.E.
VARDON, Capt. Eric John, M.B.B, 6. 1 Oct. 1892 ; s. of
P. J. Vardon, of The Clock House, Bramley, Surrey. Educ. :
Malvern Coll. Assistant Master, Blstree School. War Work :
Served witli 5th East Surrey Regiment, Sept. 1914, to Dec.
1917; with 16th Queens, Dec. 1917, to Nov. 1918; and in
North Russia, as D.A.A. and Q.M.G. Addresses : Elstree
School, Elstree, Herts ; The Clock House, Bramley, Surrey. (M5009)
VARDY, George, M.B.E.
VARLEY, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. James, O.B.B, R.A.M.C.
VARLEY, John, M.B.E.
VARNEY, Arthur, M.B.B, fi. 10 Oct. 1870 ; s. of Elizabeth
and Alfred Varney, of Belper, Derbyshire ; m. Charlotte Ann,
d. of the late Rev. L. E. Ellis, of Alfreton, Derbyshire. Educ :
PubUc School, Belper, and Saltley Training College, Birming
ham. National General Secretary, Y.M.C.A. of New Zealand.
War Work : In charge of New Zealand Y.M.C.A. War Work
during the whole period of the work ; visited England and
France in 1916-17. Address: Y.M.C.A. Headquarters,
Wellington, New Zealand. (M1203)
VARPILLEUX, Capt. Antoine Emilie, M.B.E. (M3445)
VARWELL, Margaret, Mrs, O.B.B.; d. of William
Logan J P , of Langley Park, Durham ; to. Peter, s. of Peter
Varwell, of Brixham, S. Devon. War Work : Assisted in
various w"ork at Dartmouth. Address : Bank House, Bideford. (011525)
VARWELL, Millie Gertrude, Mrs, M.B.E, B.A, fi. 4 Dec.
1891 ; d. of the Rev. G. W. Clutterbuck, of Bombay ; m. John
Browning, s. of W. W. Varwell, of Paignton, Devon. Educ. :
North London Collegiate School, and Birkbeck. War Work :
Employed in Air Ministry, 1916-19 ; Registry work, and later
Private Sec. to Head of Medical Dept. Address : 35, Portland
Road, N. 4. „ _, _. (M1548)
VASEY, Major Charles James, O.B.E.
VASSE, Kate, M.B.E.
VASSIE, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Frederick Charles, M.B.E,
VAUGHAN, Arthur Ronald, M.B.E.
VAUGHAN, Major Charles Jerome, O.B.E, R.E.

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VAUGHAN, Ethel Dene, M.B.E.
VAUGHAN, Evelyn Goode, Mrs, O.B.E.
VAUGHAN, Major Gomer Miles, O.B.E, R.E.
VAUGHAN, Dame Helen Charlotte Isabella, GWYNNE-,
D.B.E, D.Sc, LL.D, fi. 21 Jan. 1879 ; d. of Capt. the Hon.
A. H. D. Fraser, and granddaughter of 17th Lord Saltoun (see
Bukke'S Peerage) ; to. David Thomas, s. of Henry Gwynne-
Vaughan, of Cynghordy. Educ. : Cheltenham, and King's
Coll, Univ. of London. Head of Dept. of Botany, Birkbeck
Coll, London. War Work : Chief ControUer, Queen Mary's
Army Auxiliary Corps, British Armies in France, from forma
tion, in Feb. 1917, to Sept. 1918 ; Commandant, Women's
Royal Air Force, Sept. 1918, to Dec. 1919. Address: 93,
Bedford Court Mansions, W. C 1. Club : Univ. of London. (D37)
VAUGHAN, Col. Herbert Radclyffe, C.B.E. Formerly
Col. Warwickshire Regt. ; served in Great War, 1914-19
(mentioned in despatches). (C835)
VAUGHAN, Janet Feliza, O.B.E, 6. 3 Aug. 1857 ; d. of
Hugh Vaughan, of Redland House, Gloucestershire. Educ :
Privately. Hon. Sec. Tone Valley Primrose League. War
Work : Raised eight Detachments V.A.D's. and organised
Red Cross Hospital for Taunton. Address : Staple Grove,
Taunton. (O3930)
VAUGHAN, Lieut. William, M.B.E. R.N.
VAUX, Emily Eve Lellam, Mrs, M.B.E. ; d. of Moon
Ord, of Sunderland. Educ. : Highfield, and Dresden. War
Work: Qr.-Mr. 12th Durham V.A.D, 1911, and 3rd Durham
Officers' Hospital, 1914-17 ; Co-President Sunderland Prisoners -
of-War Fund ; Hon. Sec. 7th Durham Light Infantry Comforts
Fund. Addresses : Grtodon, near Sunderland ; Brettanby
Manor, Barton, R.S.O, Yorks. (M4047)
VAWDREY, Paymaster-Capt. Charles, C.B.E, fi. 1848 ;
s. of WiUiam Cock ; m. 1st, Mary Louisa Vawdrey, who d.,
2nd, Elizabeth, d. of the late Robert Tamblin. Entered R.N.
1864 ; Paymaster Capt. ; Abyssinian Expedition, 1867-68
(medal) ; Ashanti War, 1873-74 (medal) ; Egyptian War,
1882 (Egyptian medal, Khedive's Star) ; Great War, 1914-19,
at Naval Base, Kingstown ; assumed the surname of Vawdrey
in lieu of his patronymic, 1881. Address : Walton Pines,
Clevedon, Somerset. (C2302)
VAWDREY, Col. George, C.M.G, C.B.E, 6. 6 July, 1872 ;
s. of Dr. Vawdrey, late of Famboro', Hants. Educ : Privately,
and at R.M.C, Sandhurst. A.D. of S. & T, Malta. War Work :
S.A. Campaign, 1899-1902 (Queen's Medal, 5 clasps ; King's
Medal, 2 clasps, and mentioned in despatches ; Brevet of Major)};
Great War, 1914-18, O.C Train 7 Div. ; 4 times mentioned in
despatches ; 1914 Star and clasp, General Service and Victory
Medals. Club : United Service. (C795)
VEAL, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Frank, O.B.E.
VEALE, WiUiam John, M.B.E.
VEITCH, Robert McLeod, O.B.E, M.D, Ch.B, fi. 1881 ;
s. of John Veitch, of Edinburgh ; m. Gladys Maud, d. of George
Smith, of London. Educ. : Royal High School, Edinburgh ;
Edinburgh Univ. Doctor of Medicine ; Commissioner of
Medical Services, Ministry of Pensions, London Region. War
Work: T. Capt. R.A.M.C, 1914-17; France, May, 1915, to
Aug. 1916 ; Bacteriologist Isolation Hospital, Etaples ; in
vaUded home, Aug. 1916 ; home service, Aug. 1916, tiU Dec.
1917 ; transferred Ministry of National Service, Dec. 1917 ;
D.C.M.S. Bradford, Nottingham, and London. Address : 31A,
High Street, St. John's Wood, N.W. 8. (011526)
VELLA, Lieut.-Col. Alfred, O.B.E, 6. 28 Feb. 1863 ; s. of
the late the Hon. Francis VeUa, C.M.G, Member of the Execu
tive Council and Collector of Customs, Malta ; m. Mary, d of
the late Chev. Francis Pace, K.S.S, President of the Chamber
of Commerce, Malta. Educ. : Privately, and Malta Univ.
War Work : Lieut.-Col. Commanding Royal Malta Regt. of
Artillery ; Officer-in-charge of Records, Permanent Staff ;
1st and 2nd Batts. King's Own Malta Regiment of MUitia ¦
Fire Commander of the Western and North- Western Forts of
the island, including Mobile Defence against Submarines ;
raised and trained personnel for New Artillery Defences, and
to replace Royal Garrison Artillery urgently required elsewhere ;
formed a Detachment, Royal Malta Artillery for Coast Defence
Work in Alexandria (Egyptian Expeditionary Force). Address •
171, Str. Mercanti, Valetta, Malta. Club : Casino Malte-.e,
Valletta. (O7803)
VELLACOTT, Capt. PhiUp Northcote, O.B.B, R A M C
VENABLES, Caroline Emily, O.B.E.
VENABLES, Harry Archbutt, O.B.E.
VENABLES, Margaret, M.B.E.
VENN, Ella Margaret, M.B.E.
VENN, Capt. Hugh Whatley Stevens, O.B.E.
VENN, Capt. Tom Walters, M.B.E, I.A. R. of O, fi 24
Jan. 1882 ; s. of J. Venn, of Crediton, Devon ; m. Margaret
Frances, d. of Rev. Robert Greig, of Bedford. Educ ¦
Crediton Grammar School. The Bombay Steam Navigation
Co.. Ltd, Bombay; granted Commission Bombay Volunteer
Artillery, Oct. 1914 ; transferred to Indian Army Reserve of
Officers, Mar. 1915 ; attached 42nd Deoli Regt. ; officer in
charge of War Gifts for the Mesopotamian Forces from Oct
1916 to Feb. 1919. Address: c/o Bombay Steam Navigation
Co, Ltd, Bombay. (M30181
VENNER, George Edward Sidebottom, M.B E
VENNING, Margaret Beatrice, Mrs., 0 B E
VENOUR, Capt. Claude Malcolm Hamilton, O.B.E s
of the late James M. H. Venour, of Wellesbourne, Warwickshire'
Officer in Hampshire Regiment ; Chevalier of the Legion of

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Honour. Address : Tyne-y-coed, Bettws-y-Coed, N. Wales.
Club : United Service. (O7804)
VERBI, Capt. Vladimir VassU, O.B.E.
VERCOE, Lieut. Edmund, O.B.E.
VERDIER, James William, O.B.E.
VEREKER, Frances Gore, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 1861 ; d. of
Robert Manders, of Landscape, Co. Dublin ; to. George Medli-
cott Vereker, s. of the Hon. John Prendergast Vereker, of 72,
Merrion Square, DubUn. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
4_ years Officer-in-charge of Hospital in own house for the Red
Cross; Assist. Commandant of Detachment. Address:
Sharpitor, Salcombe, S. Devon. (M4049)
VERGE, Capt. Lionel Arthur Frederick, M.B.E.
VERNEY, Malvina, Mrs., M.B.E.
VERNEY, Lieut.-Col. Reynell Henry, O.B.E.
VERNON, Sir Harry Foley, Bart, CB.E, V.D, J.P, D.L,
M.A, 6. 11 April, 1834 ; s. of T. T. Vernon, of Hanbury Hall,
Worcestershire ; to. Lady Georgina Sophia BaUlie-Hamilton,
d. of 10th Earl of Haddington (see BUKKE'S Peerage). Educ. :
Harrow ; Magdalen CoU, Oxford. M.P. East Worcestershire,
1861-66 ; Master of Worcestershire Foxhounds, 1862-68 ;
Col. of 2nd Vol. Br. Worcestershire Regt. 1873-87; Hon.
Col. (ret.) of Worcestershire Hussars. Address : Hanbury
Hall, Droitwich, Worcestershire. (C3015)
VERNON, Percy Venables, O.B.E, M.I.M.E.
VERNON, Lieut. Richard Henry, M.B.E.
VERNON, Lieut. Ronald Clifton, M.B.E, R.E.
VERNON, Capt. Stuart Arthur, O.B.E, M.C.
VERNON, William Hamilton, M.B.E. (M5803)
VERRALL, Marian EUzabeth, M.B.E. ; d. of Henry
Verrall, of Brighton. Educ. : Cheltenham Ladies' CoU. War
Work : Joint Women's V.A.D. Headquarters. Address : The
Lydd, West Hoathly, Sussex. Clubs : Ladies' Univ. ; V.A.D.
(M9920)
VERSCHOYLE, Beresford, C.B.E. Chief Engineer,
Egvptian State Railways. (C654)
VERSCHOYLE, Capt. Henry Cosby, O.B.E, fi. 28 Oct.
1887 ; s. of the late Capt. R. H. Verschoyle, 11th Hussars,
Springfield, Ross, Herefordshire ; m. Doris Sophia Lukis,
2nd d. of — Collings, Seigneur of Sark, of La Seigneurie, Sark.
Educ : Rossall. Regular Officer, R.A.S.C. War Work : Pro
moted Capt. Oct. 1914 ; T. Major, Nov. 1914 ; T. Lieut.-Col.
Oct. 1916 ; served in B.E.F. and E.E.F. ; O.C 54th and 60th
Divisional Trains ; O.C Transport Training School, Grantham.
Address : 32, Watergate, Grantham. (06313)
VERYARD, Ernest Thomas, M.B.E, R.N.
VESEY, David, O.B.B, fi. 1872 ; s. of the late Ven.
Archdeacon F. G. Vesey, of Huntingdon ; m. CaroUne Atholl,
d. of the late Sir H. Evelyn Oakeley. Educ : Harrow, and
Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Principal, Board of Education.
War Work : Legal Draftsman, Ministry of Munitions, 1915-19.
Address : 3, Camp View, Wimbledon Common, S.W. 19.
Club : United University. (0829)
VESEY, Isabel Constance, O.B.E. War Work: Com
mandant of the Empress Eugenie's Hospital for Officers,
Famboro' HiU, from 1915-19. Address : TUe Barn, Famboro',
Hants. (011528)
VESEY, Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Osbert Eustace, C.B.E,
R.E, K.M.R, 6. 20 Feb. 1884 ; to. Dorothy, d. of WiUiam
Morisont Stradran, of Strood Park, Horsham. Educ. : Eton ;
Sandhurst. Late Lieut. 9th Lancers ; served in Great War.
Address : 7, Westbourne Terrace, W. 2. Club : Boodle's. (C1337)
VESEY, Sidney PhUip Charles, C.B.E, M.A, J.P, b.
9 March, 1873; s. of WUliam Muschamp Vesey, of Upton
House, Bagenalstown ; m. Blanche Edith, d. of Edmund N.
Power, of Tramore House, Tramore. Educ. : Rugby, and
Christehurch, Oxford. War Work: Meetings and Finance
Sub-Committee of ParUamentary Recruiting Committee ; Joint
Hon. Sec. Meetings Dept. of ParUamentary National Service
Committee ; then Member of Meetings Branch of National
War Aims Committee ; later served as Capt. to King's Royal
Rifle Corps. Address : 14, Heathside, Finchley Road, N.W. 2.
Clubs: Junior Carlton ; Constitutional; Kildare Street. (C655)
VESSEY, Lieut.-Col. Gordon Harry Bowker, O.B.E,
VIBART, Com. John Fleming, C.B.E. Com. Royal
Indian Marine, and Div. Naval Transport Officer, Salonika;
served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). ,
(C2266) |
VICARS, Edward Robert EokersaU, C.B.E, 6. 6 March, :
1869 ; s. of the late Edward Armstrong Vicars, of Rugby ; m. \
Evelyn Louisa, d. of the late Edward Ashley Scott, of The ,
Lawn, Rugby. Educ : Rugby. H.B.M. Consul-General, ,
MarseUles ; previously Clerk in Foreign Office ; Sec. in Diplo
matic Service (Athens and Constantinople) ; Sec. to British ,
Delegation to various International Conferences ; Consul at ;
Madeira ; Consul-General at Lyons. War Work : Various, ;
in capacity as Consul-General at Lyons. Addresses : British
Consulate General, 8 Rue des Princes, Marseilles ; ViUa Belle
Vue, Boulevard Bompard, Marseilles. (C656)
VICARS, William, C.B.E.
VICCARS, Major John Ellis, D.S.O, O.B.E, Major
Leicester Regt. ; served in Great War, 1915-19 (mentioned in
despatches). (05882)
VICK, Lieut.-CoI. Reginald Martin, O.B.E, R.A.M.C. (TO,
6. 20 Aug. 1884 ; s. of Richard WiUiam Vick, of West Hartle
pool ; m. Mary Kate, d. of Reginald J. N. NeviUe, of 25,

BIOGRAPHIES.

Voysey

Eccleston Square, W. 1. Educ. : The Leys ; Jesus Coll,-
Cambridge; St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Warden of St.
Bartholomew's Hospital; Assistant Surgeon St. Bartholomew's
Hospital. War Work : Section Commander 85th Field
Ambulance, 28th Div. (2_ years) ; Officer-in-charge Surgical
Division, Stationary, and General Hospitals, B.S.F, for
remainder of war. Address : Warden's House, St. Bartholo
mew's Hospital. Club : United University. (06551)
VICKERMAN, Major Hugh, D.S.O, O.B.B, A.M.I.C.B.,
M.Sc, fi. 1880 ; s. of Charles Rankin Vickerman, of Kelburne,
Wellington, New Zealand ; to. 1913, Arabella Colquhoun,
_. of Henry AUingham Morrow, of Belfast. Educ : Auckland
Grammar School and New Zealand University. Civil Engineer ;
Member of New Zealand Society of Engineers ; Major, New
Zealand Engineers ; during Great War commanded a Tunnel-
lins Co. (despatches). Address : WelUngton, New Zealand. (O6108)
VICKERMAN, Lieut.-Col. Philip Sefton, O.B.E, M.B,
F.R CS, 6. 19 Dec. 1920 ; s. of Charles R. Vickerman, of
WeUington, N.Z. ; m. Betty Stuart, d. of John Wallace, of
Braidwood, N.S.W. Educ. : Auckland Grammar School ;
" Edinburgh University. Medical Practitioner. War Work :
Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley, Aug. 1014 to A_ ril, 1915 ;
No. 19 General Hospital, Alexandria, May 1918 to Aug.
1916; No. 2 Prisoners of War Hospital, Cairo, Aug. 1916.
Address : 729, Tucuman, Buenos Aires, Argentine. (02947)
VICKERS, Capt. Charles, M.B.E.
VICKERS, Major WUmot Gordon HUton, O.B.E.
VICKERY, Frederiok WiUiam, O.B.E. War Work:
Inventor of Munitions of War. Address : Flat 44, Whitehall
Court, London, S.W. 1. (011529)
VICKERY, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. George Gordon, O.B.E,
M.B, M.A, R.N.
VICKRESS, Major William Henry, D.S.O, O.B.B, 6.
18 Feb. 1880 ; s. of the late Thomas Albert Vickress, of Hill,
Slinfold, Sussex ; to. Margaret Jane, d. of Robert Thompson, of
Sunderland. Educ : Horsham. SoUcitor. War Work :
Special Constable E Division first few months ; Commissioned
R.A.S.C, Dec. 1914 ; served in France as Supply Officer,
Divisional Troops, 14th Division, May, 1915 ; Senior Supply
Officer, 14th Division, Oct. 1915, to AprU, 1919 ; from April to
July, 1919, commanded 14th Divisional Train. Addresses :
The FoUies, St. Margaret's Bay, Kent ; 24, Royal Crescent,
HoUand Park Avenue, W. Club : Badminton. (05883)
VIDAL, Major Francis Peter, O.B.E.
VIENER, Rev. Harry Dan Leigh, C.B.E, M.A, R.A.F,
t. 26 Dec. 1868 ; s. of Mrs. K. V. Viener, of Poulton-le-
Fylde, Lancashire. Educ. : Malvern CoU. ; St. John's Coll,
Oxford (Exhibitioner). Late Chaplain Royal Navy, 1901-18 ;
Chaplain-in-Chief, Royal Air Force, from Oct. 1918. War
Wort: Chaplain, H.M.S. "Prince of Wales," Channel and
Mediterranean, 1914-15 ; Chaplain Royal Naval Barracks,
Chatham, 1916-18. Address : Air Ministry. Kingsway, W.C. 2.
Clufi : Royal Air Force. (C2331)
VIGERS, Ruth Sarah, M.B.E. ; d. of Frederick Vigers of
Reigate. Educ : Eastbourne ; Ladies Coll, Cheltenham ;
Paris ; Germany. Secretary. War Work : From Feb. 1915,
has held the post of Assist. Sec. in Lady Dudley'3 AuxUiary
Hospitals Department of the Red Cross. Address : The
Beeches, Wray Lane, Reigate. (M1045)
: VIGERS, Lieut. Thomas Whitehaire, O.B.E, M.C,
R.E. (T.).
VIGNE, Lieut.-Comm. Bertram, O.B.E, R.N.
VIGNE, Lieut.-Col. Robert Austen, C.M.G, C.B.E.
VIGO, Capt. Benjamin WiUiam, M.B.E, fi. 17 Feb. 1882 ;
s. of David Vigo, of Reading. Educ. : King's School, Canter
bury, and privately. War Work : Served with Red Cross in
Mesopotamia, 1916-19. Addresses : Kensington High Street,
W. 8; Ely Place, B.C. 1. Club : Eccentric. (M4051)
VIGOR, Harold Decimus, M.B.E.
VIGORS, Major CUffe Henry, O.B.E.
¦ VIGRASS, Herbert, O.B.E, 6. 1869. H.M. Inspector
of Schools. War Work : Joint Hon. Sec. Hull War Savings
Committee ; Hon. Organiser East Riding of Yorks. War Savings
Committee ; Hon. Sec. Beverley War Savings Committee.
Address : Rudyard, Cottingham, Hull. (011530)
VILLIERS, Major Arthur, O.B.E, R.A.O.C
VILLIERS, Lieut.-Col. Charles Walker, C.B.E,, D.S.O.
VILLIERS, Comm. Gerald Berkeley, O.B.E.
VILMET, Henry Frederic Vilmet OLDHAM-, M.B.E.
VINCE, John BUlinton, M.B.B, fi. 22 July, 1866;
»¦ of Thomas BUlinton, of Wakefield, Yorks. ; to. Jane, d. of
William Thomas Danahy, of Dublin. Educ. : Northampton.
Served with the Gloucestershire Regt. for 22 years in Malta,
Egypt, India, and St. Helena ; holds Queen's South Africa
and Long Service Medals. War Work : Employed as Super
vising Clerk in the MiUtary Secretary's Department, War
Office, London, during the whole period of the Great War.
Address : 41, Richmond Road, Twickenham. (M9921)
VINCENT, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Gustave, C.B.E. Major
»nd T. Lieut.-Col. R.M.L.I. ; served in Great War, 1914-19
(mentioned in despatches). (C1949)
VINCENT, Arthur Rose, C.B.E., J.P, D.L, 6. 9 June,
J*76 ; s' of Col. Arthur Vincent, of SummerhUl House, Co.
gafe ; m. Maud, d. of WilUam B. Brown, of California. Educ. :
Wellington ; Trinity Coll. ; CoUege de France. War Work :
oerved with Anglo-American Ambulance, France, 1915-16 ;
waistry of Information, 1917-18 ; Representative of Ministry
at Chicago, 1918. Address: Muckross Abbey, Co. Kerry,

Ireland. Ctafis : Carleton ; White's ; Boodle's ; Garrick:
KUdare Street. (C1050)
VINCENT, Lieut.-Comm. Charles Rogers, O.B.E, R.N.
VINCENT, Cyril Mosson, O.B.E, J.P, 6. Nov. 1846;
s. of William AUder Vincent, of Oxford ; to. Mary Ann, d. of
Edward Owen, of Moseley, Birmingham. Educ. : Wolver
hampton. CouncUlor, Mayor of Oxford, 1915-16. War Work :
Chairman Oxford Military Tribunal, Food Control, and War
Pensions Committees. Address: 3, Polstead Road, Oxford.
Club .- Clarendon, Oxford. . (011531)
VINCENT, Lieut.-Col. Frank Lloyd, O.B.E, LA.
VINCENT, Capt. Frederiok Calvert, O.B.B.
VINCENT, Major Sydney, O.B.B, 6. 27 July, 1875 ; «. of
William George Vincent, of Petworth ; m. Ethel Beatrice, d. of
Henry Thomas Upton, of Petworth. Educ. : Guildford.
Builder and Contractor. War Work : Commissioned Nov.
1914 ; detaUed for recruiting duties untU AprU, 1916 ; served
in France from AprU, 1916, to Nov. 1918 with the 8th Royal
Sussex, 12th Batt. D.C.L.I, and finally transferred to the
Labour Corps ; 3 times mentioned in despatches. Address :
Wllmcote, Angel Street, Petworth, Sussex. (05885)
VINCENT, Lieut. WiUiam, O.B.B, M.C, R.A.S.C. (T.).
VINCENT, Lieut.Col. William James Nathaniel, C.B.E.
Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. ; served iu the Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C2186)
VINE, AUred Bertram, M.B.E., M.B. (Lond.), M.R.C.S.
(Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 1875 ; s. of the Rev. J. N. Vine, of
Bedford ; m. Ethel, d. of the Rev. J. R. Graham. Educ. :
Bedford. Medical Practitioner ; Hon. Medical Officer, Bury
Infirmary. War Work : Medical Officer-in-charge, Timber-
hurst AuxUiary Hospital, Bury; Capt. R.A.M.C. Address
179, Manchester Road, Bury. (M9922)
VINES, Capt. Duncan Frederick, R.I.M, O.B.B.
VINEY, Albert WilUam, M.B.B.
VINEY, Lieut.-Col. Horace George, C.M.G, CB.E,
D.S.O. Major AustraUan Light Horse ; A.A. and Q.M.G.
with rank of Lieut.-Col. ; served in Great War, 1914-19 (men
tioned in despatches). (C1365)
VINTCENT, Rose LiUan, Mrs., M.B.E.
VIRGO, John James, C.B.E, J.P. for South Australia,
6. 22 April, 1865 ; s. of Caleb and Mary Virgo, of South
Australia ; to. EmmeUne Dorothy, d. of the Rev. F. Aston, of
Birmingham. Educ : Glenelg Grammar School, South
Australia. Honorary World's representative, Y.M.C.A. War
Work : Visiting representative of Y.M.C.A. to aU war fronts.
Address : Y.M.CA, British Empire Union, Tottenham Court
Road, W. 1. Club : Royal Colonial Institute. (C320)
VISART, Lieut.-Col. Henry Robert (Count de Bury),
VISCHER, Major Hanns, C.B.E. Served in Great War,
1914-19, as Major, Gen. List (mentioned in despatches). (C1149<z)
VISGER, Charles, O.B.E, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P.
(Lond.), 6. 28 Feb. 1875 ; s. of Harman Visger ; m. Nesta
Gwynne (who died), d. of Hurst Reay, of London. Educ :
Trent Coll. ; Univ. Coll. ; Hospital, London. Hon. Surgeon ;
Clevedon Cottage Hospital. War Work : M.O. to Oaklands
Red Cross Hospital, Clevedon ; Capt. R.A.M.C. ; Capt.
R.A.F.M.S. ; mentioned in despatches. Address : Beachcroft,
Clevedon, Som. (011532)
VIVIAN, Major Guy Noel, O.B.E.
VIVIAN, Nancy Lycett, M.B.E.
VIVIAN, Valentine Patrick Terrel, C.B.E.
VIZARD, Brig.-Gen. Robert Davenport, C.B.E. Col.
and Hon. Brig.-Gen (ret.) ; Egyptian Expedition, 1882 (medal,
bronze star) ; S. Africa, 1899-1902 (Queen's medal with three
clasps) ; served in the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C2185)
VOICE, Thomas Aubrey, O.B.B, 6. 4 Aug. 1876 ; s. of
Thomas Voice, of East Grinstead ; to. Gladys Harwood, d. of
John Arthur Evans Burrup, O.B.E, I.S.O, H.M. Customs
(retired). Educ : Cranleigh School, Surrey. Supt, Publio
Debt Oflice, Calcutta ; at present officiating Chief Accountant
and Deputy Sec, Bank of Bengal. War Work : Took over
charge of the Public Debt Office of India in Nov. 1917, following
on the issue of the Indian War Loan ; cleared up the arrears,
reorganised the office, and successfully dealt with the flotation
of the Second Indian War Loan. Addresses : c/o Messrs.
Courts & Co, London ; c/o Bank of Bengal, Calcutta. (08313)
VORES, PhilUpa, Mrs., M.B.E.
VOSS, Capt. Charles, M.B.E.
VOULES, Francis Minchin, C.B.E. ; s. of Sir Gordon
Blennerhassett Voules, of Bournemouth ; m. Isabel Janet,
d of A H. Kennedy. Educ. : Dulwich Coll, and abroad.
Director, Equity and Law Life Assurance Society; Para
Electric Rlys. and Lighting Co. ; International Light and
Power Co. ; Kepong Malay Rubber Estates, Ltd. War Work :
Commissioner for HoUand, British Red Cross Society ; in
charge of instruction, occupation, employment and welfare
work of the British Prisoners of War interned to Holland ;
assisted in the repatriation of our Prisoners after the Armistice ;
later took charge of the Russian Prisoners of War in the 10th
and 7th Army Corps in Germany ; Knight of Grace of the Order
of St John of Jerusalem. Addresses : Orchard House, Ken
sington W. 14 ; 65, Bishopsgate, E.C. Clubs : Reform ; City
of London ; Royal Automobile ; Royal Wimbledon, and Stoke
Poges Golf (C3070)
VOYSEY, Violet Mary Annesley, CB.E, 6. 1880 ; d. of
innesley Wesley Voysey, of Queensland. Educ. : Sydney,

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THE ORDER OE THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

AustraUa. War Work : During three years at Admiralty
House, Queenstown, with her uncle, Admiral Sir Lewis Rayly,
Commander-in-Chief ; President and Treas. of Queenstown
War Work Fund ; Commandant of Queenstown V.A.D.'s. ;
Vice-President of Local War Pensions Committee ; established
and worked canteen, and personal assistance for survivors
from torpedoed ships, who numbered over 4500 during the
three years ; Member of Cork Red Cross, and Munster's
Prisoners of War Fund. (C3016)
VULLIAMY, Grace, CB.E. Rendered assistance to
British CivUians and Prisoners of War in Holland during Great
War. (C1051)
VYSE, Ethel Mary, Mrs, M.B.E.
VYVYAN, PhiUp Henry Norris Nugent, O.B.B.
WACE, Brig.-Gen. Edward Gurth, C.B.E, D.S.O, R.E.
WACHE, Ethel Evelyna, M.B.E.
WACKRILL, Major Walter Frederiok, O B.E, late R.E,
6. 26 Feb. 1893 ; s. of George WackriU, of Harbome, Birming
ham. Educ : Birmingham. Civil Servant ; Ministry of
Health ; Sec. National Health Joint Committee. War Work :
Enlisted Sept, 1914; commissioned, July, 1915, to Royal
FusiUers ; transferred Royal Engineers, May, 1917 ; B.E.F,
France, May, 1916, to Nov. 1917 ; Italy, Nov. 1917, to Jan.
1919 ; G.H.Q, 9B, Feb. 1919, to Oct. 1919. Address : 26,
Melrose Gardens, New Maiden, Surrey. Club : Junior Army
and Navy. (06425)
WADDILOVE, Capt. George Edward DARLEY-, O.B.E.
WADDINGHAM, Lieut. George, M.B.E.
WADDINGHAM, WiUiam Hart, M.B.E, 6. 14 June,
1878 ; s. of WiUiam K. Waddingham, of Elsham, Lincolnshire ;
m. Norah, d. of C H. Murray, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ :
Sedbergh. Engineer with Messrs. Armstrong, Whitworth &
Co, Ltd, Elswick Works, Newcastle-on-Tyne. War Work :
Associated with the design, manufacture, and testing of
Torpedo Tubes for Submarines, Destroyers, and Cruisers for
British Navy. Address : 22, Haldane Terrace, Newcastle-
on-Tyne. (M4052)
WADDINGTON, Eubule John, O.B.E.
WADDINGTON, Lieut. Henry, M.B.E.
WADDINGTON, Capt. WilUam James, O.B.E.
WADDY, Capt. Arthur Cyril, O.B.E, fi. 14 Sept. 1892 ;
s. of Henry Turner Waddy, of The Priory, Worcester Park,
Surrey. Educ. : The Leys School, and Caius CoU, Cambridge.
War Work : Oct. 1914, to July, 1915, Despatch Rider, R.E,
France ; served in R.F.A, Oct. 1915, to Nov. 1919, in France,
Belgium, and Germany. Address : The Priory, Worcester
Park, Surrey. (05886)
WADE, Elmira Margaret Louisa, M.B.E. ; d_ of George
Edward Wade, of 1, WUton Place, S.W, and Stubbings,
Berks. Educ. : London and Abroad. War Work : V.A.D.
Berks 20 ; Temp. Clerk, War Office ; Personal assistant,
Ministry of Munitions ; Administrative Assistant, Aircraft
Production Dept. Address : 1, WUton Place, Knightsbridge,
S.W. 1. Clubs : Victoria ; United Societies'. (M9925)
WADE, Francis Richard, O.B.E.
WADE, Capt. George Bridges, M.B.E, R.E.
WADE, James Owen David, O.B.E, F.R.CS.
WADE, Sidney, M.B.E. Chief Clerk in a Section of
Directorate of Surplus Stores and Salvage in connection with
the clearing up of Salvage and disposal both at home and
abroad. (M10338)
WADE, Thomas CaUander, M.B.B, M.A, LL.B, fi. 30
April, 1867; s.of the Rev George Wade, of Falkirk. Educ:
Royal High School, Edinburgh, and Edinburgh Univ. War
Work : County Director for StirUngshire for Red Cross Society.
Address : Woodcroft, Larbert, StirUngshire. (M2587)
WADE, Capt. Thomas KingsmUl, O.B.E, Can. A.S.C.
WADE, Sir William, Knt. Bach, C.B.E. Alderman, J.P. ;
Lord Mayor of Bradford. Has shown great energy in many
activities connected with the War. (C3171)
WADE, Capt. William, O.B.E.
WADE, Capt. WiUiam John, M.B.E.
WADLEY, Lieut.-Col. Edgar John, C.B.E, D.S.O,
M.R.CV.S. (Lond.), 6. 1880; s. of Thomas Wadley, of
Penarth ; to. 1906, Nancy, d. of Pierce Ryan. Educ. : Bath.
Entered Army Vet. Corps, 1903 : Capt. 1908 ; Major, 1915 ;
Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1918 ; S. African War, 1901-2 (medal with
five clasps) Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1339)
WAGER, EucUd Brookes, M.B.E, R.G.A.
WAGER, May Frances, Mrs, M.B.E.
WAGG, Lieut. Henry John, O.B.B, R.N.V.R.
WAGGETT, Constance, Mrs, O.B.E.. 6. 10 June, 1863 ;
d. of Quintin Twiss, of 9, Chester Street ; to. Ernest Blechynden,
D.S.O, M.B, B.Ch, s. of John Waggett, M.D, of Notting Hill.
Educ. : Privately, and in France. War Work : Organised and
superintended a dinner room (Soldiers' and Sailors' Families
Association) for women, and children under school age ; Chair
man of Ladies' Committee for equipment of War Wards, Charing
Cross Hospital ; Y.M.C.A, and Church Army Recreation Huts
in France from Feb. 1915, to Feb. 1919 ; Hon. Head Lady of
Church Army Hut Workers to France. Address : 39, Wimpole
Street. Club : Sesame. (03972)
WAGGOTT, Edward, M.B.E.
WAGHORN, Capt. Hugh Colin, M.B.E.
WAGHORNE, John, M.B.E.
WAGSTAFF, George Leonard, O.B.E.
WAGSTAFF, Harry Finnis, M.B.E.

WAGSTAFF, Lewis Cecil, O.B.E.
WAGSTAFFE, EUen Charlotte, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 17 Oct)
1871 ; d. of John Lester, of Somersetshire. Educ : Cardiff
Univ Head Mistress under the Barry Education Authority ;
President, Local Branch, N.U.T. ; President, South Wales
and Monmouthshire Association of Welfare Workers. War
Work : Chief WeUare Supervisor, National SheU Factory,
Newport, Mon. ; Superintendent, Juvenile Unemployment
Welfare Centre ; instituted a very successful War Savings
Association ; Member Local Advisory Committee, and practi-
caUy all other local war committees. Address: Ivydene,
Dewsland Park, Newport, Mon. (M2590)
WAGSTAFFE, Capt. WiUiam Warwick, O.B.E, M.B,
F.R.CS, R.A.M.C. (S.R.).
WAIGHT, Daisy OUve, Mrs, M.B.E, b. 7 July, 1887 ;
d of George GUes Vining, of Motcombe, Dorset ; m. Thomas
Henry, s. of Thomas James Waight, of Clapham Park, S.W.
Educ : Privately. Supervisor in charge of Telephone Exchange
at War Office, which post she held during the war. Address :
Gipstead, 175, Crowborough Road, Streatham, S.W. 17. (M9926)
WAIN, Capt. Douglas, O.B.E.
WAIN, Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 27 May, 1868 ; s. of the late
J. R. Wain, of TunstaU, Staffs ; to. AUce Mary, d. of Joseph
Grocott, of Chapel Chorlton, Staffs. Educ. : Osmonds,
Shelton, Staffs. Managing Director, National Timber Co,
Ltd, etc. War Work • Organiser and Commandant of Chester
Detachment British Red Cross Transport, Cheshire 7 (T.),
which carried about 76,000 wounded soldiers during the war;
dealt with transport for aU ambulance trains coming to Chester
and transport of sick and wounded for over 40 Red Cross and
Military Hospitals in Western Command. Address : RoseviUe,
Dee Banks, Chester. (M4053)
WAINWRIGHT, Amy Grace, Mrs., M.B.B, fi. 20 Aug.
1869 ; d. of W. A. B. WiUiams, of London ; to. Charles Henry,
J.P, s. of C J. Wainwright, of Finchley. Educ. : Dover.
War Work : Y.M.C.A. Canteen at the Aircraft Manufacturing
Co, Hendon, N.W, 2£ years ; for 7 months Vice-President.
Address : Hill House, Edgware, Middlesex. (M9927)
WAINWRIGHT, Col. Charles Richard, M.B.E, T.D,
J P., D.L, 6. 22 Feb. 1866 ; s. of Joel Wainwright, of
Ludworth, Derbyshire ; to. Ada Lavinia, d. of James Hulme,
of Marple, Cheshire. Educ. : Cheetham CoUegiate School.
Mayor of the Borough of Ashton-under-Lyne, 1914-16 ; Hon.
Col. 9th Batt. Manchester Regt. ; Hon. Col. 181st Brigade,
R.F.A. War Work : Raised 181st Brigade, R.F.A, and 143rd
Battery, R.G.A. ; Chairman of Ashton-under-Lyne Tribunal.
Address : Brabyns House, Marple, Cheshire. Clubs : Junior
Army and Navy ; Constitutional (Manchester). (M1051)
WAINWRIGHT, Lieut. Edwin Moira, O.B.E.
WAINWRIGHT, George Bertram, O.B.E, M.B, 6. 23
Feb. 1880 ; s. of Sir James Wainwright, of Norney Grange,
Godalming ; to. Florence Maud, d. of Robert Bagot Everard,
of HUlbrow, Bournemouth. Educ. : HaUeybury ; Trinity
Coll, Cambridge ; St. Thomas's Hospital. M.O. Twyford
School Working Dispensary. War Work: M.O. Red Cross
Hospital, Winchester ; M.O. in charge of officers and men
quartered in Winchester, and their wives and famUies. Ad
dress : Freelands, Winchester. (011534)
WAINWRIGHT, Mabel Francis Hewitt, M.B.E.
WAIT, Col. Hugh Godfrey KiUigrew, C.B.E, D.S.O,
6. 1871 ; to. 1905, Helen Mary Lothian, d. of the late Gen. Sir
Lothian Nicholson, K.C.B, R.E. (see BURKE'S Peerage,
RomUly, B.). Lieut.-Col. R.E. ; served to Great War, 1914-19
(despatches) ; Chief Instructor, School of Electric Lighting,
1910-12 : School of MU. Engineering, 1912-15 ; appointed
A.Q.M.G. 1916 ; Dep. Director at War Office, 1919, with rank
of Col. (C1406)
WAITE, AUce May, M.B.E.
WAITE, Eva, M.B.E.
WAITE, James, M.B.E, 6. 1867 ; s. of Peter Waite, of
Adelaide, S. AustraUa ; to. Louise, d. of John R. Nicholson,
of CarUsle. Educ. : AustraUa, and Leeds Univ. Inspecting
and MetaUurgical Engineer, with Messrs. C P. Sandberg,
Consulting Engineers, 40, Grosvenor Gardens, S.W. War
Work : Under Director of Inspection of Munitions Areas,
Sheffield, for investigation of defects, etc, in shell steel.
Address : 45, Queen's Road, St. John's Wood, N.W. (M2592)
WAITE, Capt. Robert Bruce, M.B.E, R.F.A.
WAITE, William Vincent, O.B.B, M.I.Mech.E, A.M.I.E.E,
fi. 2 Feb. 1877 ; s. of WilUam Waite, of Bristol. Educ. :
Shepton Mallet Grammar School. Works Manager, MarshaU,
Sons & Co, Ltd, Gainsborough. War Work: Production of
naval gun mountings, tanks, aeroplanes, shells, and war
vehicles at above works. Address : Middlefield House,
Gainsborough. (01962)
WAKE, Richard, O.B.E, C.B, fi. 1870 ; s. of G. F. Wake,
of Clifton Hampden, Oxon ; m. Marion Letitia, d. of Henry
Cowley, of Clapton. Educ. : Privately. Civil Engineer ;
Director of Technical Education, County of Wicklow, Ireland ;
Managing Director. War Work : Section Director (Bhming
ham), Dept. of Small Arms and Machine Gun Supply, Ministry
of Munitions ; Consulting Engineer, Belgian Government
Arms Factory ; Vice-Chairman, Engineering Board, Midland
Area, Ministry of Munitions ; Chevalier of Belgian Order of
the Crown. Address : 86, Yardley Road, Bhmingham. (03973)
WAKEFIELD, Col. Sir Charles Cheers, Bart., C.B.E,
s. of John Wakefield, of H.M. Customs; m. Sarah Frances

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Walker

Graham, Dame of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem. Educ :
Liverpool Institute. Governing Director of C C. Wakefield &
Co, Ltd, Oil Manufacturers; Director, North British and
Mercantile Insurance Co. ; Lord Mayor of London, 1915-16 ¦
Alderman of the City of London; has Order of Legion of
Honour, Order of the Crown of Belgium, Order of Leopold of
Belgium, Knight of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem ; County
Commandant of the City of London Regt. ; Hon. Col. of the
Royal Garrison ArtiUery ; a Lieut, for the City ; President
of the Bridewell and Bethlem Hospitals ; P.G.W. in English
Freemasonry. Address : Hythe, Kent. Club : United
Service. . (C1803)
WAKEFIELD, Frank Howard, M.B.E, 6. 1 July 1897 •
s. of WiUiam Howard Wakefield, of Reading, Berks. 'Educ '¦
Newtown, Reading, and Whitehill Higher Grade, Glasgow
CivU Servant, Assistant Clerk, War Office. War Work - Em
ployed in Casualty Department, War Office ; employed as
Supervisor of Section of Regiments, Prisoners of War Section,
and Correspondence Section. .AaWresses .- 2, Courtenay Square
Bennington, S.E. 11 ; 149, Onslow Drive, Dennistoun, Glasgow! (M99l,8^
WAKEFIELD, George Edward CampbeU, OBE 6
16 April 1873 ; s. of G. E. Wakefield, of Punjab Commission".
Sec. to the Government of H.E.H. the Nizam ; has Kaisir-i-
Hind Gold Medal. Address: Hyderabad, Deccan, India.
WAKEFIELD, Capt. Hubert Steven, O.B.E. (O2098)
WAKEFD2LD, Squadron-Leader Hugh Claude, OBE
R.A.F. WAKEFIELD, WiUiam Birkbeok, M.B.E ; s of W
Wakefield, of Kendal ; to. EUzabeth, d of — Davison. (M2593)
WAKEHAM, Capt. Frederiok, O.B.E
WAKELIN, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Brittan, O.B.E
WAKELIN, Capt. James Gleneorse, O.B.E, 5. 1888 •
s. of Henry Wakelin, of Edinburgh ; to. Adelaide, d. of W F
McHardy, of Drumblair, and Auchernach, Aberdeenshire.
Educ. : Edinburgh Academy. Advocate ; M.A, LL.B. War
Work: Served with Royal Scots FusiUers, GaUipoli, spring,
1915 ; wounded later, 1915 ; appointed officer in charge of
Recruiting at Ayr for Ayrshire and Wigtownshire, 1917-19.
Address : Drumblair, Aberdeenshire ; 14, Drummond Place,
Edinburgh. Club: Caledonian United Service (Edinburgh).
WAKELING, Elizabeth, Mrs., O.B.E., A.R.R C , 6.
1862 ; d. of Hugh Hunter, of Barassie, Troon, Ayrshire ; to.
Thomas George, s. of George Lionel Wakeling, of Essex. Educ:
Ayr Academy. War Work : Assistant Matron to Dame Swift,
Matron-in-Chief; Trained Nursing Service of the Joint War
Committee of British Red Cross and the Order of St. John of
Jerusalem in England. Address : 46, Palace Gardens Terrace,
Kensington, London. (011535)
WAKELING, George Henry, O.B.E, M.A. Fellow of
Brasenose CoU, Oxford. War Work : Sec. War Trade Intelli
gence Department. Address: 5, Northmoor Road, Oxford.
WAKELING, Capt. Thomas George, O.B.B, R.A.M.C,
?¦ ¦}, °* > *• of 6eor8e Lionel Wakeling, of Essex ; to. Elizabeth
Artken, d. of Hugh Hunter, of Barassie, Troon. Educ : London
Univ. and St. Bartholomew's Hospital. War Work : Senior
Medical Officer, East London, 1915-17 ; President of Officers'
Standing Medical Board ; Prince of Wales' Hospital, London.
Address: 46, Palace Gardens Terrace, Kensington, W. 8.
Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; Alexandra Yacht. (01964)
WALCOTT, Capt. Colpoys Cleland, C.B.E, R.N. For
services in connection with the Imperial War Museum. (C3172)
WALDEGRAVE, Alfred John, M.B.E, 6. 18 Nov. 1872.
Cml Servant. War Work: Post Office Investments. Ad
dress: Oxhey, Watford. (M2594)
„ WALDEGRAVE, AUce, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1863 ; d. of
,' a ' M1"™, of Marazion, CornwaU ; m. Samuel Edmund, s.
ot bamuel Waldegrave. Bishop Carlisle. War Work : Quarter
master of the Castle Hospital, Sherborne, and pre-war Sec. of
the Sherborne Division of the British Red Cross Society.
Address: Poyntington, Sherborne, Dorset. (M2595)
WALDEGRAVE, Mary Dorothea, Countess of, D.B.E,
o. 25 March, 1850 ; d. of 1st Earl of Selborne, of Blackmoor
hiss, Hampshire (see Burke's Peerage) ; to. WiUiam Frederick,
nail Waldegrave, s. of WilUam Frederick, Viscount Chewton
(see btoke's Peerage). Educ. : Privately. Deputy President,
somerset Branch of the British Red Cross Society: Member
of Somerset County Education Committee. War Work : Red
tross work in Somerset. Address : Chewton Priory, Bath.
w™/' Forum; Ladies' Bath and Countv. (D31)
WALDEN, Robert WooIIey, C.B.E, J.P. Late Mayor of
Westminster; Knight Officer, Vasa Sweden and Crown of
Belgium. War Work : Chairman of the MetropoUtan Asylums
ward; Chairman, Earl's Court, Alexandra Palace and Ed-
« °nton Belgium Refugees Committees ; Deputy Chairman for
,J Section, Tribunal of Appeal for County of London
Wulitary) ; Chairman of Food Control Committee, Westminster
iJty CouncU, Member Standing Joint Committee, National
reserve. Address : BeUa Vista, Warltogham, Surrey. Club :
bt. Stephen's. ' (C3017)
WALDEN, Thomas, M.B.E.
WALDEN, WiUiam Herbert, O.B.E.
WALDOCK, Lieut. Charles WilUam, M.B.E, 6. 20 Aug.
mm ; s. of A. Waldock, of St. Ives, Hunts ; to. Ruby Dorothy.

d. of S. W. Scott, of London and niece of Sir Leicester Harms-
worth, Bart, (see Bukke'S Peerage). Educ : St. Ives. Hunts,
Grammar School. War Work : Corporal, 19th Royal Fusiliers,
Public Schools Brigade, Oct. 1914, to June 1916 ; served in
France during winter 1915-16 ; gazetted 2nd Lieut. Bedford
and Herts Regt, July, 1916 ; seconded to King's African
Rifles, Oct. 1916 ; served with 3rd Regt. in East Africa ; in
valided to S. Africa, Jan. 1918, attached to Simonstown Depot
1918, during 1919 on the Staff of South African Military
Command as Garrison Adjutant ; while at Simonstown wrote
and produced a revue which was the means of raising nearly
£1000 for charities. (M6718)
WALDRON, Major and Qr.-Mr. Charles, M.B.E.
WALDRON, Capt. Edward Joseph, O.B.E.
WALDRON, 2nd Lieut. Frank, M.B.E.
WALDRON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WUUam, O.B.E.
WALE, Henry William, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 1874. Member
of City Council for Coventry, and Chairman of its Appeal
Tribimal (Coventry and Dist.). Address: 15, Terry Road,
Coventry. (C658)
WALE, Capt. William AUred, M.B.E.
WALEY, Capt. Erio George Simon, O.B.E.
WALEY, Capt. Frederiok George, C.B.E. Rendered
service in connection with Coal Supplies, Commonwealth of
Australia, during the Great War. (C3207)
WALFORD, 2nd Lieut. Harry Norman, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WALKER, Sir Alexander, K.B.E, ; fi. 1869 s. of Alex
ander Walker, of Kilmarnock ; to. 1895. Director of John
Walker & Sons (Lim.) Distillers. Rendered service to Ministry
of Munitions and other Depts, during the Great War ; was
connected with Disposal Board, Ministry of Munitions. (K464)
WALKER, Alexander, C.B.E, F.S.I, J.P, fi. 28 March,
1866 ; s. of Andrew Walker, of Glasgow ; to. Jessie, d. of John
Winchester, J.P, of Loanhead, Buckie. Educ. : Wilson
School, Glasgow, and Glasgow Univ. Solicitor ; for many
years Deputy Town Clerk, Glasgow, now holding the offices of
City Assessor under the Lands Valuation Acts ; Registration
Officer under the Representation of the People Act, and
Surveyor of Municipal Rates, Glasgow. War Work : Hon. Sec.
of the Glasgow Corporation Belgian Refugee Committee, who
gave hospitality to about 20,000 Belgian Refugees, and raised
the necessary funds to maintain them ; also did work for the
Admiralty in connection with the housing of Shipyard workers,
etc. Addresses : 18, Queen's Gate, Dowanhill, Glasgow ;
City Chambers, Glasgow. Clubs : Royal Automobile ; Liberal ;
Royal Scottish Automobile (Glasgow). (C659)
WALKER, Alexander Mann, M.B.B.
WALKER, Major and Qr.-Mr. Archibald, O.B.E, R.E.
WALKER, Comm. Arthur Horace, O.B.E, R.E.
WALKER, Lieut. Austine Harington, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WALKER, Charles, M.B.E, 6. 3 Oct. 1874 ; s. of James
Walker, of Forfar ; m. EUzabeth Robbie, d. of Alexander Gair,
of Tannadice. Educ. : Forfar. Superintendent of Police,
Wishaw Division of Lanarkshire. War Work : Assistant
Chief of PoUce at Gretna. Address : Ivy Cottage, Wishaw. (M9930)
WALKER, Charles Alfred Le Maistre, C.B.E.
WALKER, Major Charles Bishop, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WALKER, Charles Craven HoweU, M.B.E.
WALKER, Charles Edmund, M.B.B.
WALKER, Eadith Campbell, C.B.E, 6. 1874 ; d. ot the
late Thomas Walker. Rendered services in connection with
Red Cross movement, N.S. Wales, during Great War. Ad
dress : YaraUa, Concord, Sydney, N.S. Wales. Clubs : Ladies'
Empire ; Queen's (Sydney). (C721)
WALKER, Edward, M.B.E., M.D, M.R.C.S, fi. 25 Feb.
1863 ; s. of Samuel Walker, of Golcar, nr. Huddersfield ;
to. Ethel, d. of Samuel Learoyd, of Huddersfield. Educ. :
Edinburgh Univ. Hon. Physician, Royal Infirmary, Hudders
field ; ex-President, Huddersfield Medical Society, and Chair
man, Huddersfield Division British Medical Association;
Governor, Technical Coll, Huddersfield ; Member Free
Library Committee ; formerly Member of Education Com
mittee, and of the Huddersfield School Board. War Work :
Hon. Sec. Local Medical War Committee ; Member National
Service Medical Board ; Recruiting Medical Officer, Hudders
field District. Address : Spring Bank, Huddersfield. (M9931)
WALKER, Capt. Edward McAUen, O.B.E, R.A.F.
WALKER, Major Eric BoUngbroke, M.B.E, M.C.
WALKER, Col. Franois John, C.B.E, V.D, J.P, 6.
29 Oct. 1859 ; s. of John West Walker, of Hundleby House,
Spilsby ; m. Maria Edith, M.B.E, d. of Pereira Brown, of
Glentworth Hall, Lincoln. Educ. : St. Bartholomew's
Hospital, and Univ. of Durham. H.M. Coroner for parts of
Lindsey. War Work: County Director, B.R.C.S, North
Lincolnshire Branch; Medical Officer in charge Spilsby
AuxiUary Hospital. Address : St. Damian, Spilsby, Lincoln
shire (C3018)
WALKER, Lieut.-Col. Francis Spring, C.B.E, R.A.M.C,
fi. 6 Jan. 1876 ; s. of Anster Fitzgeral Walker, M.D, Glenbergh,
Co Kerry ; to. Rosamond Margaret, d. of Capt. Richard Chute,
of Leabrook, Tralee. Educ. : Royal Coll. of Surgeons, Dublin,
and Trinity CoU, DubUn. Regular Officer, jomed Army, m
1900 War Work : Served in France with 16th Field Ambu
lance, 6th Division ; in command Hospital-carrier " Vladivian "
at Suvla Bay ; O.C. No. 3 Convalescent Camp, Gham Tuffeyh,
Malta ; O.C Military Hospital, Taunton, and Military Hospital,
Cork • retired May, 1920. Address : Woodquest, Crosshaven,
Co. Cork. (C1804)
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Walker

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

WALKER, Lieut. Frederick Rutley, M.B.E. LA,
WALKER, Capt. Frederio WUUam, O.B.E, fi. 21 Feb.
1870 ; s. of Edward Walker, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; to.
Rose, d. of Major H. J. King, of the Royal Scots Greys. Staff
Capt, War Office, Under Sec. of States' Dept. ; Lieut.-Col.
2/4th Hampshire Regt. Cadet Batt. ; Assistant Hon. Sec.
the Royal Tournament. War Work : With Headquarters
Staff, 1st Army, Central Force, under Gen. Sir Horace Smith-
Dorrien ; Army H.Q. Staff, War Office, under Major-Gen. the
Earl of Scarborough ; identified with the reorganisation of the
Cadet Force. Addresses : 73, St. James' Street, S.W. ; The
White Cottage, Horsell. Woking. Clubs : Junior Carlton ;
Junior Constitutional ; Royal Automobile. (011538)
WALKER, Capt. George, M.B.E.
WALKER, George, M.B.E.
WALKER, Lieut. George, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
WALKER, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. George Beresford, M.B.E,
M.C, R.A.M.C, fi. 18 Oct. 1871 ; s. of James Beresford Walker.
Educ. : Battersea. War Work : Served from 1914-19 in
France and Mesopotamia. Address : R.A.M.C. Officers'
Mess. London, S.W. 1. (M4936)
WALKER, Major George Croxton, O.B.E., M.C, R.E. (T.).
WALKER, Lieut. George David, M.B.E, I.A.R.O. (M6780.-)
WALKER, Lieut.-Col. George Kemp, CLE, O.B.E,
6. 20 March, 1872 ; s. of WilUam Alfred Walker, of Warwick,
England ; m. Ethel Maria, d. of William Herbert Wall, of
Stoke Prior, Worcs. Educ. : Warwick School ; Royal
Veterinary Coll, London. Principal, Punjab Veterinary
Coll, Lahore, India. War Work : Officer Commanding, 35th
Poona Batt, I.V.F. ; Conducting Officer, Mesopotamia Exp-
ditionary Force. Address : Lahore, India. Clubs : United
Service (Simla) ; Western India (Poona). (02369)
WALKER, Lieut. Harold Frederick, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WALKER, Harry, O.B.E.
WALKER, Henry, C.B.E. Deputy Chief Inspector for
Mines. (C3019)
WALKER, Herbert Arthur, M.B.E.
WALKER, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Sutherland, C.B.E,
6. 29 Sept. 1864 ; s. of Gen. W. Walker, Indian Medical Service ;
to. Josephine Helen, d. of W. R. Freeman, of Murtle, N.B.
Educ. : Rugby ; Sandhurst ; Staff Coll. The Cameronians
(Scottish Rifles), Brevet Major, 1897 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col, 1899 ;
Chief Constable of Worcestershire from 1903. War Work :
Chief Permit Officer, Intelligence Division, War Office,
1914-19. Address : The Cross House, Powyke, Worcester.
Club: County (Worcester). (C660)
WALKER, T. Capt. James Blake, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
WALKER, Jessie Winchester, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 1871 ; d.
of John Winchester, J.P, of Loanhead, Portessie ; to. Alex
ander, C.B.E, J.P, F.S.I, s. of Andrew Walker, of Glasgow.
Educ. : Buckie, Banffshire. War Work : Member of the
Glasgow Corporation Belgian Refugee Ladies Committee, who
gave hospitality to over 18,000 refugees in Scotland, and by
voluntary subscriptions defrayed the expenses thereof ; also
worked in connection with war hospitals ; holder of Belgian
Queen EUzabeth Medal. Address : 8, Queen's Gate, Dowan-
hill, Glasgow. (M9933)
WALKER, Major John, O.B.E, D.C.M.
WALKER, John, M.B.E.
WALKER, John, O.B.E.
WALKER, Flight-Lieut. John Briton, O.B.E, R.A.F.
WALKER, Lieut.-Col. John Douglas Glen, D.S.O,
O.B.E. WALKER, John Drummond, M.B.E.
WALKER, John Frederiok, M.B.E.
WALKER, John Hamilton, M.B.B.
WALKER, John Jeffrey, M.B.E. Senior Assistant
Inspector of Munitions Areas, Ministry of Munitions. (M10260c)
WALKER, Capt. John Philip, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WALKER, Capt. John William, O.B.E, F.S.A.. J.P,
R.A.M.C. (T.), 6. 15 Oct. 1859 ; s. of Thomas Walker, J.P, of
Chapelthorpe Hall, Wakefield ; m. Constance Elizabeth, d. of
Samuel Holdsworth, J.P, of Bumeytops House, Wakefield.
Educ. : Rossall ; Univ. Coll, Hospital, London. Vice-
President, Trustee, and Consulting Surgeon, Clayton Hospital,
Wakefield ; Visiting Justice, H.M. Prison, Wakefield ; Hon.
Life Member, St. John Ambulance Association ; Governor of
the Wakefield Charities ; represents Diocese of Wakefield in
House of Laymen ; late President, Wakefield Institute of
Literature and Science. War Work : Gazetted Capt,
R.A.M.C. (T.), and appointed on the Staff of 2nd Northern
General Hospital, Beckett Park, Leeds ; started an auxiliary
hospital ; representative of the County Branch of the St.
John Ambulance Association. Address : The Grange, East
Hagbourne, Berks. (011540)
WALKER, John William Thomson, O.B.E, M.B, CM,
F.R.CS. ; s. of John H. Walker, of Westwood, Newport,
Fife; to. Isabella, d. of Sir Michael Nairn, Bart, Dysart House,
and Rankeilour, Fife (see Bukke'S Peerage). Educ. : Edin
burgh Univ. ; Vienna. Surgeon ; Senior Urologist and Lecturer
on Urology, King's Coll. Hospital ; Surgeon to St. Peter's
Hospital for Stone. War Work : Surgeon to the King George
Military Hospital, King Edward VII.'s Hospital for Officers,
Lady Carnarvon's Hospital, Lady Ridley's Hospital, Star and
Garter ; Member of Advisory Committee to Director-General.
Addresses : 30, Queen Anne Street, London, W. 1 ; Burnt-
woocL, Goring-on-Thames, Oxon. Club : Caledonian. (04398)
WALKER, Capt. Joseph, M.B.E., 6. 1877 ; s. of the late

Charles Hy. Walker, of Lindley. Solicitor ; Commissioner for
Oaths. War Work : Commissioned in 2/5th Duke of WelUng-
ton's (West Riding Regt.) in 1914 ; served until 1919 ; wounded
with B.E.F, France, 62nd (West Riding) Division, in 1917 ;
mentioned in despatches. Address : Marsh House, Lindley,
Huddersfield. Club : Huddersfield. (M4310)
WALKER, Rev. Joseph Robert, M.B.E.
WALKER, Lieut. Keith Jerome, M.B.E.
WALKER, Lucy, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 14 Dec. 1862; m.
James Clough Walker. War Work: 1914-15, assisted
Woman's Club for Wives and Mothers of men serving ; also
at Y.M.CA. Hut and Soldiers' Recreation Room; 1915-19,
worked at York War Hospital Supply Depot from start to
finish ; also assisted at Artificial Limb Depot. (M9935)
WALKER, Mabel CaroUne, O.B.E. ; d. of Col. Sir George
Gustavus Walker, K.C.B, Crawfordton, Dumfriesshire. Educ :
Crawfordton, Dumfriesshire, and London. From 1897 to 1908
Hon. Supt. of Institutes for Soldiers to South Africa; from
1908 to the present time founder and Hon. Supt. of the
Soldiers' Institute, York, of which Field Marshal Bari RoDerts
was President. War Work : From Dec. 1914, to June, 1917,
was a hospital visitor and writer for the wounded In Wiinereux
near Boulogne; upon returning to York, enlarged the Insti
tute for Soldiers, and opened a hostel-annexe for the relatives
of wounded and sick soldiers in the MUitary Hospital.
Address : The Soldiers' Institute, Wenlock Terrace, York.
Club : New AUiance. (011541)
WALKER, Margaret, O.B.B.
WALKER, Margaret Dewar, Mrs., M.B.E.
WALKER, Maria Edith, Mrs., M.B.B, fi. Nov. 1864;
d. of Pereira Brown, Glenworth Hall ; m. Francis John, C.B.E,
s. of John West Walker, of Spilsby. Educ. : Brighton. War
Work : Commandant of V.A.D. 24 Lines ; Officer-in-Charge
of Spilsby Auxiliary Hospital. Address : St. Damian, SpUsby,
Lincolnshire. Club : Ladies' V.A.D. (M1057)
WALKER, Major(A. Lieut.-Col.) Norman Dunbar, O.B.E,
M.B, Ch.B. (Edin.), D.P.H, R.A.M.C, 6. 21 Aug. 1876;
s. of A. Dunbar Walker, of Hampstead, London ; m. Norah
Dorothy, d. of F. K. CunUffe, of P.W.D. (India) (see Btjkke's
Peerage). Educ. : HaUeybury and Merchiston. Assistant
Director of Hygiene, Western Command ; Regular Officer ;
CivU Surgeon, South Africa, 1900-1 War Work: Baluchis
tan, 1914-15; Siestan, 1916; Mesopotamian Expeditionary
Force, 1916-18 ; Afghan War, 1919. Address : c/o Holt & Co,
3, Whitehall Place, S.W. (06718)
WALKER, Captain Percy, M.B.B.
WALKER, Rev. Raymond EUiston, O.B.E.
WALKER, Reginald Field, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
6. 2 June, 1864 ; s. of E. W. Walker, of Esher. Educ : Charter
house. Hon. Surgeon, Esher and Thames Ditton Cottage
Hospital. War Work : Hon. Surgeon, H.R.H. the Duchess
of Albany's Hospital for Officers ; Hon. Surgeon, Mrs. Moreing's
Hospital at Moore Place, Esher ; Hon. Surgeon, Esher Red
Cross Hospital. Address : The New House, Esher, Surrey. (M9936)
WALKER, Lieut. Reginald Henry, M.B.E, R.E.
WALKER, Robert, M.B.E.
WALKER, Robert John, CB.E, 6. 23 Dec. 1870. Honours
MedalUst, Naval Architecture ; Joint Managing Director of the
Parsons Marine Steam Turbine Co, Ltd, Wallsend-on-Tyne.
War Work : Associated with the Hon. Sir Charles A. Parsons,
K.C.B, F.R.S, to his development of the Steam Turbine for
the propulsion of War and Merchant ships. Address : King-
mead, Riding-Mill, Northumberland. Clubs : British Empire ;
Royal Automobile. (C3020)
WALKER, Capt. Samuel, M.B.E.
WALKER, Captain Thomas Herbert, M.bB.E.
WALKER, Major Thomas Molineaux, O.B.E.
WALKER, Capt. and Hon. Major WilUam, C.B.E, T.D,
M.I.M.E, M.I.M.M, 6. 26 Dec. 1863 ; s. of WiUiam Walker, of
Hinderwell, Yorkshire ; m. Margaret, d. of the late Thomas
Dickinson, of Saltburn-by-the-Sea. Educ. : Coatham Grammar
School, Redcar, Yorkshire. Mtoing Engineer; H.M. Chief
Inspector of Mines. War Work : Member of Coal Export
Committee ; Chairman, Mines Rescue Apparatus Research
Committee ; Central ColUery Recruiting Court ; Distribution
of Coal and Coke Committee. Address : Mapledene, Ashtead,
Surrey. (C662)
WALKER, Lieut. WiUiam, M.B.E .
WALKER, WiUiam, C.B.E, 6. 1863 ; formerly H.M.
Inspector of Mines. Director of Health and Safety, Mine9
Department Board of Trade. (C662)
WALKER, Wimfred Jane, O.B.E. ; d. of Frederick J.
Walker, of Myton Lodge, Warwick. War Work : Worked at
HiU House Hospital, Warwick as Quartermaster, 1915-16,
and as Commandant, 1916-19. Address : Myton Lodge,
Warwick. Club : Albemarle. (011544)
WALKER, EUza BAGSHAWE-, M.B.E.
WALKER, Sophie, Mrs., GAMBLE-, M.B.E, 6. 21 Nov.
1872 ; d. of Joseph Henry Nixon, of Chester ; to. Sam, s. of
Benjamin Walker, of Bradford. Educ. : WUton House School,
Chester. Incorporated Society Trained Masseuses. War
Work : At the request of the B.R.C.S. opened and fiUed the
position of Commandant-in-charge of Lancaster House Red
Cross Hospital, later for Limbless SaUors and Soldiers, WhaUey
Range, Manchester. Address: Ladies' Club, Deansgate,
Manchester. (M9937)
WALKER. Lieut.-Col. Joseph Walker HIGGS-, O.B.E.
WALKER, Thomas Charles Bruce MACKINTOSH, O.B.E.

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WALKER, Major Archibald STODART-, M.B.B, M.A,
MB, CM, F.R.C.P, R.A.M.C, 6. 16 April 1869; s. oi
David S. Walker, of Luthrie, Fife. Educ. : Edinburgh ; Paris ;
Balogna. Assistant Director, Ministry of Pensions; late
Assistant Professor of Institutes of Medicine, and of Clinical
Medicine, Univ. of Edin. ; President, Student's Representative
CouncU ; President of Union, Univ. of Edin. ; Chairman,
Scottish Modern Arts Association ; author of many works on
Literary Criticism, Biography, Philosophy, Sport, Fiction,
Verse, and contributor to reviews and magazines. War Work :
Sec Queen Alexandra Hospital for Officers, 1914 ; joined
R A.M.C. 1915 ; Capt. 1916 ; Major, 1918 ; Chief Registrar
and Acting Commandant, the JJing's Lancashire Military Con
valescent Hospital ; mentioned in Sec. of State for War's List.
Club: Caledonian. (M5657)
WALKER, Lieut.-Comm. WilUam Frederic WAKE-,
WALKEY, Lieut.-Col. Rev. Frank John, O.B.E , M.C,
fi. 10 Nov. 1874 ; s. of Thomas Durston Walkey, of Sidmouth,
Devonshire ; to. PhiUis, d. of the Rev. C Trim Johnson, of
Southbourne, Hants. Educ : Osborne House School, Rom-
say, and MetropoUtan CoU, Newington Butts, S.E. Baptist
Minister; now Assistant Principal Chaplain, United Army
Board, Egyptian Expeditionary Force. War Work : Member
of Gateshead Volunteer Training Corps, Jan. to July, 1915 ;
Officiating Clergyman, 63rd Div, Aug. to Oct. 1915 ; Com
missioned CF, Oct. 1915 ; served with 63rd Northumbrian
Division in England Oct. 1915 to AprU, 1916 ; appointed United
Board Chaplain, 162nd Brigade, 54th Division, B.E.F, May,
1916: in action with l/4th Northampton Regiment at Gaza,
March, AprU, and Nov. 1917 ; Palestine, Nov. to Dec. 1917 ;
Senior U.B. Chaplain, Mesopotamia, May, 1918 ; Assistant
Principal Chaplain United Board, Egypt, Nov. 1918 ; twice
mentioned in despatches. Addresses : Baptist Church House,
Southampton Row, W.C; c/o Sir C R. McGrigor, Bart, & Co,
Army Agents, London. (O6720)
WALKLEY, Major Daniel, O.B.E.
WALL, Lieut.-Col. AUan Copinger, O.B.E.
WALL, Capt. Anthony Herbert WiUiam, O.B.E. M.C.
R.A.F. WALL, Arthur, O.B.E. Director of Dairy Produce in
America for the Ministry of Food. (011791ft)
WALL, Arthur Joseph, O.B.E, fi. 27 Aug. 1861 ; s. of
Capt. Michael Wall, of London ; to. Jessie EUzabeth (who died,
Feb. 1907), d. of WiUiam Pratt, of London. Educ. : Battersea
Grammar School. Joined the Prison Commission, Sept. 1880 ;
appointed Assistant Sec. 1910, and Sec. 1919. War Work :
Much work in connection with interned aUens. Addresses:
Prison Commission, Home Office, S.W. ; Grange Cottage, 34,
Amerland Road, Wandsworth, S.W. 18. (01967)
WALL, Arthur Thomas, O.B.E.
WALL, Lieut.-Col. Charles Percivale BJigh, O.B.E, M.D.
WALL, Lieut.-Col. George, C.M.G, C.B.E.. Gen. List,
AustraUan Inf. : served to Great War, 1915-19. (C1846)
WALL, Maud Amy Margaret, M.B.B, W.R.N.S.
WALL, WiUiam Joseph, M.B.E.
WALLACE, Agnes KendaU, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of John
Fair, of WUderton^Bournemouth ; m. John Agnew Wallace,
D.L, J.P. War Work: County Sec. Red Cross Society.
Address: Lochryan, Stranraer, Wigtownshire. (M4056)
WALLACE, Augusta Maud, Lady, M.B.B.; d. of Sir
Thomas Clouston, of Holodyke, Orkney ; to. Sir David, K.B.E.
(_.».), s. of David WaUace, of Balgrummo, Fife. Educ. : St.
Leonards School, St. Andrews, and Paris. War Work : Organised
and acted as Hon Sec. from 1915-19 of the Edinburgh Victoria
League Clubs for Overseas Soldiers ; appointed by military
authorities one of the organisers of the reception and feeding
of 40,000 repatriated prisoners of war arriving at Leith.
Addresses : 29, Charlotte Square, Edinburgh ; Holodyke,
Orkney. Clubs : Forum ; Caledonian (Edinburgh). (M1060)
WALLACE, Eng.-Comm. Charles James Mitchell,
O.B.E, R.N.
WALLACE, Major Charles John, D.S.O, O.B.E, M.C,
6. 1890 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. Hugh Robert WaUace, D.S.C. Capt.
and Brevet Major, Highland L.I. ; served in Great War (men
tioned in despatches). (02777)
WALLACE, Brevet-Lieut.-Col. Sir David, K.B.E, C.M.G,
E.R.C.S, R.A.M.C (T.), 6. July, 1862 ; s. of David Wallace, of
Balgrummo, Fife ; to. Augusta Maud, M.B.E. (q.v.) d. of the late
Sir Thomas Clouston, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Dollar Academy,
and Edinburgh Univ. Surgeon, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary ;
Senior Lecturer and Examiner in CUnical Surgery, Univ. of
Edinburgh. War Work: Brevet Lieut.-Col. No. 2 Scottish
General Hospital ; Red Cross Commissioner, Eastern District
of Scotland; MiUtary Inspector of AuxiUary Hospitals,
Eastern District of Scotland. Address : 29, Charlotte Square,
Edinburgh.. Club : University (Edinburgh). (K437)
. WALLACE, Falconer Lewis, O.B.E, 6. 1870; s. of
Alexander F. WaUace, of Candacraig, Strathdon, and 20, Hyde
Park Gardens, W. ; to. Kathleen Anne, d. of Admiral Arthur
Paget. Educ. : Privately, and Cambridge Univ. Director of
Wallace Brothers & Co, Ltd, 4, Crosby Square, London, E.C 3.
War Work : Employed at War Office ; Commission Inter
nationale de Ravitaiilement ; Investigations into Wages and
Conditions of Agricultural Labour, also Farming Costs and
Profit and Loss Accounts. Addresses : Tillypronie, Tarland,
Aberdeenshire ; Balcaira, Oldmeldrum, Aberdeenshire ; Canda
craig, Strathdon, Aberdeenshire ; 40, Brook Street, London,
W. 1. Clubs : Brooks's ; Windham ; Boodle's. (0832)

WALLACE, Major Forbes Thomson, O.B.E., J.P, b
13 Dec. 1874 ; s. of Michael Thomson Wallace, of Leven, Fife ;
m. Mary Rollo, d. of James Clark, of Largo. Educ. : Leven ;
Waid Academy, Anstruther; Edinburgh Univ. S.S.C and
Notary PubUc ; Agent of British Linen Bank. War Work :
Served with l/7th Black Watch, 1914-15, in Scotland and
France ; thereafter employed on staff duties in France tiU
1919. Addresses : Ernsyde, Links Road, Leven ; British Linen
Bank, Leven. Clubs : Innerleven ; Conservative (Edin.). (05892)
WALLACE, James AUred, M.B.E.
WALLACE, Major James Hill, O.B.E.
WALLACE, John, O.B.E, M.B, CM.
WALLACE, Capt. John, O.B.E, M.A, M.B, R.A.M.C.
(T. ;fi. 18 March, 1878; s. of Thomas Wallace, M.D, J.P.,
of Cardiff ; (to. Lilian Beatrice, d. of John Lenton, J.P, of New
port, Mon. Educ. : Rugby ; Oxford Univ. ; St. Thomas's
Hospital. Director of Medical Services, Ministry of Pensions.
War Work : Served with 2nd Welsh Field Ambulance. R.A.M.C
(T.) at Suvla Bay, ; attached H.Q. Western Command ;
attached War Office ; Commissioner of Medical Services,
Ministry of National Service. Address : 45, Pembroke Square,
Earl's Court, W. 8. (01969)
WALLACE, Col. Sir Johnstone, K.B.E, J.P, 6. 20 Oct.
1861 • s. of Thomas Wallace, of Castledawson ; to. Norah,
d. of John B. Bowes, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Educ :
Westgate Academy, and Rutherford Technical Coll. Iron and
Steel Exporter and Merchant; Director of the BngUsh In
surance Co, Ltd. ; Alderman; Sheriff (1906-7) ; Lord Mayor
(1913-14) of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Chairman of Finance
Committee ; Chairman of Laing Art Gallery ; Vice-Chairman of
Education Committee. War Work : 1914, was responsible for
raising Tyneside Brigades of Northumberland Fusiliers (two
brigades and reserves); instituted Lord Mayor's War Relief
Fund ; Hon. Col. of Northumberland FusiUers ; was Deputy
Director of Trades Section in National Service Ministry.
Address : Parkholme, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Clubs : Junior
Constitutional ; Northern Conservative (Newcastle-upon-
Tyne). (K41)
WALLACE, John Thompson, M.B.E.
WALLACE, Sir Lawrence Aubrey, K.B.E, C.M.G, fi.
1857 ; s. of John Henry Wallace ; to. Marguerite Marie, C.B.E,
d. of Henry Duboc, of Le Havre. Administrator of Northern
Rhodesia (ret.). War Work : As Administrator of Northern
Rhodesia, where von Lettow surrendered. Address : Lynton,
Bromley Grove, Shortlands, Kent. Club : Royal Societies'. (K125)
WALLACE, Margaret Janet, M.B.E.
WALLACE, Marguerite Marie, Lady, CB.E. ; d. of
Prof. Henry Duboc, of Le Havre, France ; to. Sir Lawrence
Aubrey, K.B.E. (see Bukke'S Peerage), s. of the late John Henry
Wallace. Address : Nynton, Bromley Grove, Shortlands,
Kent. (C2027)
WALLACE, Ottiline, Mrs., O.B.E., W.R.N.S.
WALLACE, Col. Robert Hugh, C.B, C.B.E, M.A.,
D.L, 6. 14 Dec. 1860 ; s. of the late WiUiam Nevin WaUace,
D.L, of Downpatrick, Co. Down ; m. CaroUne Wilhelmina,
d. of John Benjamin Twigg, of Cootstown, Co. Tyrone. Educ :
Harrow, and B.N.C, Oxford. SoUcitor, and Land Agent.
War Work : Organised and commanded successively 17th
(Reserve) Batt. Royal Irish Rifles, and 19th Batt. Royal Irish
Rifles. Address : Myra Castle, Downpatrick ; Waterfoot,
Newcastle, Co. Down. Clubs : Carlton ; Ulster (Belfast). (C2188)
WALLACE, Lieut. Robert Stuart, M.B.E.
WALLACE, WUUam, C.B.E, J.P. ; s. of WilUam WaUace,
of Glasgow ; to. Barbara, d. of Alexander Munro. Educ :
Glasgow Academy and Univ. Sheriff-Substitute of ArgyU-
shire ; Advocate of Scottish Bar ; author of numerous legal
works. War Work : President of West Highland Sailors' and
Soldiers' Home ; Sub-commandant of Argyllshire National
luards ; Hon. Sec. and Treas. of Lome Division of Red Cross
Society from 1912-16 ; Chairman of West Highland Recon
struction and of Oban and District Local Employment Com
mittees. Address : Glenlee, Oban, ArgyUshire. Clubs :
Scottish Conservative (Edinburgh) ; Royal Highland Yacht
(Oban). (C3021)
WALLACE, WilUam Reeve, O.B.B, fi. 1 July, 1873 ; s. of
WUliam WaUace, of the Bank of England. Educ. : St. Paul's.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1896 ; Official Solicitor's Dept, Royal
Courts of Justice, 1896-1902 ; entered Privy Council Office,
1902 ¦ Chief Clerk, J-ucidial Dept, Privy CouncU Office, since
1909 ' War Work : Acting Superintending Aliens Officer,
1916-19. Addresses: Judicial Dept, Privy CouncU Office,
S.W. 1 ; 4, Waverton Street, Mayfair, W. 1. Clubs : Athe
naeum - Savile (O8oo)
WALLACE,' Charles Nugent HOPE-, M.B.E.
WALLER, Rev. Alfred George, O.B.E.
WALLER, Major Edgar Hardress, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WALLER, Lieut.-Col. Edmund, O.B.E, LA.
WALLERS, Sir Evelyn A., M.B.E
WALLER, Capt. James Hardress de Warrenne, D.S.O,
OBE M.Sc, M.E, 6. 31 July, 1884 ; s. of George Arthur
Walier'of Prior Park and Luska, Nenagh ; to. Beatrice Francis,
d of Richard John Kinkead, M.D, of Forster House, Galway.
Edw • Queen's Coll, Cork. Chief Engineer, Waller Housing
Corporation, 16, Albemarle Street, W. 1. War Work : Served
in Royal Engineers (Field Company) at Gallipoli and Salonica ;

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late Acting Major ; Chief Technical Adviser in Reinforced Con
crete Construction to Controller-General, Merchant Shipbuilding.
Address : Luska, Nenagh. (011547)
WALLER, John, M.B.E, fi. 13 June, 1862. Deputy
Chief Constable, Durham. (M9940)
WALLER, Col. Stanier, C.V.O, O.B.E.
WALLERS, Sir Evelyn Ashley, K.B.E, fi. 28 May
1876 ; m. Mary Elsie Dumbelton, of Elstree. Educ. : Enfield.
Went to Transvaal, 1897. President of the Transvaal Chamber
of Mines. Address : Elstree, West Parktown, Johannesburg.
Clubs : Rand . Country ; Johannesburg. (K187)
WALLINGER, Capt. WiUiam Arnold, 0 B.E.
WALLINGTON, Augusta Frances, O.B.E. ; d. of the late
Sir John W. WaUington, K.C.B, of Keevil Manor, Trowbridge,
WUtshire. War Work : Commandant of Trowbridge Red
Cross Hospital from Jan. 1915, to AprU, 1919. Address :
Hilperton, Trowbridge, WUtshire. (011548)
WALLINGTON, Major Christopher Thomas, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C. WALLIS, Claude Dudley, M.B.E, 6 31 Dec. 1885 ; s. of
Henry Clobery WalUs, of Dieppe, France. Educ. : Bedford,
and Europe. Colonial CivU Service ; Sec. to the Government
of the Zanzibar Protectorate. War Work : Military Com
mandant and Officer-in-Charge of the occupied Enemy
Territory in Central East Africa, comprised by the Island of
Mafia and its adjacent islands. Address : Zanzibar, East
Africa. (M6489)
WALLIS, Lieut.-Col. Henry CUflord, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WALLIS, Henry Richard, C.M.G, C.B.E.
WALLIS, Robert, M.B.E.
WALLIS, Lieut. Tacy MiUett Winstanley, O.B.E,
R.N.V.R. WALMSLEY, Ben, C.B.E, 6. 24 March, 1871 ; s. of
Thomas M. Walmsley, of Bolton-le-Moors ; to. Laura Waldyve
Champernowne, d. of the Rev. J. Willtagton, of Fen End.
Educ. : Giggleswick. War Work : Ministry of Munitions,
May, 1916, to June, 1919 ; Director of Pig Iron Section, Don
and Steel Department ; later Director of Iron and Steel Con
tracts, finally Controller, Ferrous Metals Department. Address :
Baddesley Grange, Northam, N. Devon. Clubs : Bath ; Royal
North Devon Golf (Westward Ho 1) (C3022)
WALMSLEY, Capt. George, O.B.E, K.R.R.C.
WALMSLEY, Capt. Harry Hendon, O.B.E, R.A.F.
WALPOLE, Charles Archibald, O.B.E, 6. 25 March,
1881 ; s. of Sir Charles Walpolle, of Broadford, Chobham (see
Bdkke's Peerage). Educ. : Eton, and Trinity Coll. Cambridge.
General Manager, Anglo-Persian Oil Co, Ltd, Mohammerah,
Persian Gulf. War Work : Held the above position throughout
the war, during which the Anglo-Persian OU Co. supplied the
entire requirements of the Mesopotamia Expeditionary Force
of oU, petrol, etc. Address : Mohammerah, Persian Gulf.
Clubs : New University ; East India United Services. (04144)
WALPOLE, Hugh Seymour, C.B.E, fi. 13 March, 1884; s.
of the Rt. Rev. George Henry Somerset Walpole 'see Burke's
Peerage, Orford, E.). (C322)
WALSH, Ann PoUexfen, Mrs, M.B.E,
WALSH, Capt. Arthur, M.B.E.
WALSH, Arthur Edward, M.B.E.
WALSH, Capt. George Gould, O.B.B, I.A.R.O.
WALSH, Flying Officer George Victor, M.B.B, R.A.F.
WALSH, Ivy, Mrs,O.B.E.
WALSH, Lieut.-Col. John Gustavus RusseU, O.B.E, 6.
1865 ; s. of Col. 0. G. Walsh, of 15th Sikhs ; m. Frances
May, d. of Arthur Norcott, of Park, Doneraile, Co. Cork.
Educ. : Privately ; Royal MiUtary Coll, Sandhurst. Gazetted
Royal Berks. Regt. in 1887 ; served in Burma, 1888, medal and
clasp, and throughout S. African War, Queen aud King's
Medals, 2 clasps each. War Work : Served in India with 2nd
Batt. Royal Berks. Regt. Oct. 1914 ; France, Nov. 1914 ;
dangerously wounded ; Commandant of Command Depot since
June, 1916 ; transferred to Command Regimental Depot, Nov.
1917 ; retired, Nov. 1919 ; Mons Star (1914 and clasp). G.S.
Medal, and Victory Medal. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (078081
WALSH, Marguerite Mary, M.B E.
WALSH, William Thomas, M.B.E
WALSH, WUUam Trevor Hayne, M.B.E, M.A. (Oxon.),
6. 26 June, 1866 ; s. of the late William Walsh, Bishop, Arch
deacon, and Canon of Canterbury. Educ. : Berkhamsted ;
Merchant Taylors' ; St. John's Coll, Oxford. Assistant Master,
Mercers' School ; Assistant Sec. Kent Education Committee ;
Sub-Section Director, Training Section, Ministry of Munitions ;
Section Duector, Training Department, Ministry of Labour.
War Work : Ministry of Munitions (Training Section) from
Jan. 1916. Address : ChUlenden, 38, Temple Fortune Lane,
Hendon, N.W. 4. Club : Athenaeum. (M9944)
„^ALSHE' Mai°r Francis Martin Rose, O.B.B,
M.D, R.A.M.C
WALSHE, Paymaster-Comm. Francis Weldon, O.B.E,
R.N. '
WALTER, Major Albert Elijah, O.B.E, I.M.S.
WALTER, Capt. Archibald Stephen, O.B B
WALTER, Edna, M.B.E.
SPIES' Margaret Jean, Mrs. Albert Elijah, M.B.E.
WALTER, Capt. Weever Kenneth, M.B E.
WALTERS, .Lieut.-Col. Alfred, O.B.B, T.D, 6. 1867;
s. of Richard Walters, of Falmouth ; m. Florence Elizabeth,
d. of James Thomas, of Portscatho. Educ. : The Coll, Truro.
solicitor. War Work: Commanding T.F. Depot, Duke of

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ComwaU's Light Infantry ; served in Command, Labour Corps
Record Office, Nottingham. Address : Camborne, Cornwall. (O4280)
WALTERS, Evelyn Mayura, Mrs, C.B.E, 6.1881; d. of
Conrad William Engleheart, of 6, Shaftesbury ViUas, W 8 •
m. Comm. Richard Huth Walters, D.S.O, R.N. Educ. '¦
Privately, and Hyde Park Ne>v Coll. London. Hon. Sec. and
Director, Kensington Div. B.R.C.S. during Great War. (C323)
WALTERS, Henry Beauchamp, O.B.E, M.A, F S A
fi. 6 April, 1867 ; s. of the Rev. WiUiam Walters, Vicar of
Oldham, Lanes, afterwards Archdeacon of Worcester; m.
Margaret, d. of Francis Edward Thompson, of Marlborough,"
and 16, Primrose Hill Road, N.W. Educ. : Eton, and King's
Coll, Cambridge. Dept. of Greek and Roman Antiquities
British Museum, Assistant Keeper from 1911. War Work':
Head of Naval Supplies Section, Commission Internationale de
RavitaiUement, 1916-19. Addresses : 36, Oppidans Road
N.W. 3 ; British Museum, W.C. 1. (011549)
WALTERS, Henry Blanchard, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R C P
(Lond.), 6. 20 Nov. 1879 ; s. of John Walters, M.B, of Reigate ¦
m. Grace, d. of Robert Heppenstall, of Ealing. Educ : Clifton
Coll. War Work : M.O. V.A. Hospital, Chudleigh, Sir Ernest
Cable's Hospital for Officers, Teignmouth, Canadian Forestry
Corps, Mamhead and Kenton Camps, and P.O.W. Camp
Starcross. Address : Fairlea, Chudleigh, S. Devon. (O11550)
WALTERS, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John Douglas, MBE
R.E. ' '*
WALTERS, Lieut.-Col. Robert Franois, O.B.E.
WALTERS, Samuel, M.B.E.
WALTERS, Winifred Edith, M.B.E.; d. of R. B. Walters,
of Wales. Trained Nurse ; Lady Superintendent, Civil
Hospital, Karachi. War Work : Worked in Officers' Overseas
Sick and Wounded War Section of the Civil Hospital, Karachi,
Sind, India. Address : Civil Hospital, Karachi, Sind, India. (M6268)
WALTHALL, Capt. Henry Douglas Delves, O.B.E.
WALTHAM, Amy, O.B.E. ; d. of the late Thomas Perrett
Waltham, of Spaxton Court, Somerset. War Work : Assist.
County Director of the Berkshire Branch of the British Red
Cross Society. Address : 53, RusseU Street, Reading. (011551)
WALTON, CecU, O.B.E, J.P. '
WALTON, Lieut. Cyril Glanmore, M.B.E, R.E. (T.).
WALTON, Frank NeviUe, O.B.E, s. of Thomas Walton,
of Cold Brayfield, Bucks. Banker. War Work : Bankers to
Armies of Occupation, E.E.F, M.E.F. and I.E.F, and Austra
lian and N. Zealand Forces. Address : Koubbeh Bridge,
Cairo. Clubs : Constitutional ; Automobile ; Turf (Cairo). (01152)
WALTON, Major George Laird, O.B.B, R.E.
WALTON, Lieut.-Col. GranviUe, O.B.E, R.E.
WALTON, Harold Conrad, M.B.E.
WALTON, Major Harry, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
WALTON, Comm. Henry Lavington, O.B.E, R.D,
R.N.R. ; s. of John Walton, of York ; m. Georgina Helen
Burns, d. of Capt. W. B. Lawrence, of HuU. Educ. : St.
Olave's School, York. Marine Superintendent, EUerman's
Wilson Line, Wilson and N.B. Rly. Shipping Co. ; Hon. Com
mander, HuU Boys' Naval Brigade ; Member of Navy League
Sea Training, and of National War Savings Committees. War
Work : Marine Supt. EUerman Wilson Line. Address :
Westmont, Newland Park, HuU. (011553)
WALTON, John Thomas, M.B.E.
WALTON, NelUe, Mrs., M.B.E, fi. 6 Jan. 1876; d. ot
John de Home, of London ; to. Alexander Frederic Walton
( killed in action). War Work : Head of Registry, and Women's
Welfare Supervisor in War Priorities Committee (Branch of
War Cabinet), and in co-ordination of Demobilisation Section,
War Cabinet Offices. (M9947)
WALTON, Lieut.-Col. Robert Henry, O.B.E, M.D,
WALTON, Stanley, M.B.E.
WALTON, Sydney, C.B.E, 6. 25 Oct. 1882 ; s. of Robert
Thomas Walton, of Weardale ; to. Emma, d. of Ralph
White, of Gosforth. Educ. : Univ. CoU, Durham. Journalist,
War Work : Ministry of Munitions ; Ministry of Food, personal
staff of Lord Rhondda and later the Principal; Private
Sec. to the Food Controller. Address : 5, St. James's Place,
London, S.W. 1. Clubs : Devonshire ; Aldwych. (C663)
WALTON, Thomas Frederiok, O.B B
WALTON, Sir William, K.B.E, J.P, for Berkshire,
6. 1844 ; s. of Charles Walton, of Croydon. Vice-President,
Admiralty Transport Arbitration Board; formerly Head of
Walton's & Co, Solicitors. Address: Donington Holt,
Newbury Bucks. Club : Reform. (K42)
WALWYN, Major Charles Lawrence Tyndale, D.S.O,
O.B.E, M.C, R.H.A, 6. 20 April, 1920; s. of Col. James'
Walwyn, of Croft-y-Bwla, Monmouth. Educ. : Stubbington
House, Fareham, and Wellington CoU. War Work: Lieut.
E Battery, R.H.A, 3rd Cav. Bgde. ; served in France from
Aug. 1914, and throughout the war. Address: R.A. Mess,
Weedon, Northants. Club : Junior United Service. (08963)
WALWYN, Flying Officer Roderick Aylward SHEP-
HEARD-, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WANLISS, Lieut.-Col. Cecil, O.B.B, (ret. pay), 6. 19 Oct.
1866 ; 3rd s. of T. D. Wanliss, late Member of Legislative Council
of Victoria, Australia; m. Honora Louise, d. of Major
J. Vaughan- Arbuckle, Royal Marine Light Infantry. Educ :
Royal Mihtary CoU., Sandhurst. War Work : Servedin France
with the B.B.F. in command of the 2nd Bn. South Lancashire

BIOGRAPHIES.

Ward

Regt, and subsequently in command of the 10th Batt. South
Lancashire Regt, and 52nd Bn. Manchester Regt. ; pro
ceeded with the latter battaUon to Germany in Feb. 1919,
where it formed part of the Rhine Army ; appointed to the
Inter- Allied Rhineland High Commission in Jan. 1920. Address :
Rhineland High Commission, Cologne. (07813)
WANSBROUGH, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Peroival, CB.E,
A.I.A, F.CI.I, 6. 4 June, 1875 ; s. of the late Rev. Chas. E.
Wansbrough; m. Fuchsia Gertrude, d. of the late J. Lyddon
Roberts. Educ : Kingswood School, Bath. Assistant Sec,
Eagle, Star, and British Dominions Insurance Co, Ltd, Royal
Exchange Avenue, London, E.C. IT'or Work : Assistant to
Deputy Director of SuppUes Investigation Department Supply
Directorate, British Expeditionary Force, France, Nov. 1914,
to March, 1919. Addresses: 22, Regents Court, Hanover Gate,
London, N.W.; 3. London Wall Buildings, E.C. Club:
Gresham. (C1342)
WARBURG, Capt. Osear Emanuel, O.B.E, fi. 6 Feb
1876 ; s. of Fredric EUas Warburg, of London ; m. Catherine
Widdrington, d. of Mr. Justice Byrne. Educ. : Trinity CoU,
Cambridge. Member of the London County CouncU from 1910.
War Work : Served in R.G.A. (S.R.) and IntelUgence Corps.
Addresses : 2, Craven Hill, London. W. 2 ; Boidier, Headley,
Epsom. Clubs : Reform ; Gresham. (07814)
WARBURTON, AUred, M.B.E, 6. 19 May, 1873 ; s. of
Alfred Warburton, of Altrincham ; to. Maria, d. of John
Windle, of Moss Side, Manchester. Departmental Director at
Chas. Macintosh Co, Ltd, India Rubber Manufacturers, Man
chester ; served through the South African campaign with the
R.A.M.C War Work : Did duty for B.R.C.S. at Moorlands
Hospital, Kersal; later was appointed Officer-in-charge of
Station Party for the unloading of ambulance trains at Mayfield
Station, Manchester, and was given the rank of Commandant.
Address : Cathcart, Richmond Avenue, Prestwich. (M9950)
WARBURTON, Surg.-Lieut.-Comdr. LleweUyn Rhys,
0.B.E, R.N.
WARBURTON, Mabel Clarisse, M.B.E, 6. 22 June, 1879 ;
d. of Thomas Frederick Warburton, of King's Langley, Herts.
Educ. : Cheltenham CoU. Late Principal of British Syrian
Training CoU, Beyrout, Syria ; now Principal of British High
School for Girls, Jerusalem. War Work : Canteen work in
Cairo ; Service in Minien Hospital, Upper Egypt, during the
Senussi campaign, May, 1916, to Sept. 1916 ; ReUef work in
Palestine under the Syria and Palestine Relief Fund. Addresses :
British High School, Jerusalem, Palestine ; Bradwell House,
near Wolverton. Buck*. (M9951)
WARBURTON, Lieut. Peter, M.B.E, R.G.A, and R.F.A.
WARBURTON, Thomas, O.B.E, 6. 6 June, 1852 ; s. of
Thomas Warburton, of Heaton Mersey ; to. Clara, d. of Enos
Barrowclough, of Heaton Mersey. Educ : Heaton Mersey.
Managing Director, Bleachers Association, Ltd, 4, Norfolk
Street, Manchester. War Work : Assisting Government in
labour matters, the supply of munitions, and surgical requisites.
Address: The HolUes, Woodbrook Road, Alderley Edge,
Cheshire. (0835)
WARBURTON, Walter GranviUe, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 11 April,
1877 ; s. of Thomas Warburton, of Manchester ; to. Edith,
d. of Frank Reddaway, J.P, of Winmarleigh HaU, Garstang.
Educ. : Manchester. CivU Engineer. War Work : Deputy
Coal ControUer, India. Address : Bombay. Clubs : R.A.C,
London; Yacht (Bombay) ; Sind (Karachi). (08314)
WARD, Ada Grace, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 18 March, 1868 ; d. of
William HaU, of Treelands, Leckhampton ; to. Charles Albert
John, s. of George Ward, of Fairfield House, Leckhampton.
Educ. : Chellinham. War Work : Commandant of Leckhamp
ton Court V.A. Hospital, and Glos. 42 detachment. Address :
Treelands, Leckhampton. (M2601)
WARD, Capt. Alexander Ivan, M.B.E, D.A.I.
WARD, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Blackwood, C.B.E, D.S.O,
B.A, M.B, B.C. (Cantab), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.),
fi. 2 July, 1870 ; s. of the late John Hext Ward, of New Wands
worth, and H.M. Inland Revenue ; to. Angela Susan Dorothea,
d. of the late Henry Finch, J.P, of Redheath, Herts. Educ. :
Christ's Hospital, Selwyn CoU. Cambridge, and St. Bartholo
mew's Hospital, London. Commissioner of Medical Services,
Ministry of Pensions. War Work : Officer Commanding No. 1
GeneralHospital.CapeTown (German S.-W. African Campaign);
Officer Commanding 1st South African General Hospital,
¦B.E.F. France ; D.D.M.S. South African Contingent (T. Col.).
Addresses : Headquarters, Ministry of Pensions, Stoney Street,
Nottingham ; Western House, East Leake, Notts. (C2203)
WARD, Col. Arthur John HansUp, M.B.E, V.D, 6. 20 July,
1859 • s. of Robert Arthur Ward, of Ray Park, Maidenhead ;
m. Eleanor Katherine Mignot Ward, d. of John Brown, of Alt-
wood, Maidenhead. Educ. : Cranford Coll, Maidenhead.
Solicitor; Town Clerk of Harwich ; Registrar of County Court ;
Deputy Lieut, of Essex. War Work : late Chairman of Harwich
Garrison Emergency Committee and Chief Special Constable ;
Member of Advisory Committee for County. Address : The
Gables, Dovercourt. (M4059)
WARD, Lieut.-Col. BasU Seth, O.B.E.
WARD, Beatrice Gascoigne, O.B.B.
WARD, Comm. Bernard John Hamilton, O.B.E.
WARD, Caroline Theodora, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 7 June, 1868 ;
a. of Frank Pooley, of Liverpool ; to. Frank, s. of Thomas
Ward, of Oxford. Educ. : Privately. Sister, Guy's Hospital.
War Work: Commandant of V.A.D. Surrey 88; also of
fiurntwood Red Cross Hospital of Caterham, Surrey. Club :
'"""¦' Army and Navy. (M1064) 53

WARD, Paymaster-Capt. Charles Allen, C.B.E, R.N.
Served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (01950)
WARD, Charlotte Sarah, Mrs., M.B.E.
WARD, Lieut.-Col. Edward, M.B.E, 6. 10 Oct. 1852 ; s. of
WilUam Robert Ward, of Co. Down, Ireland ; m. Harriette
CaroUne, d. of J. S. Maconchy, of Kilvare, Templeogue, Co.
Dublin. Educ. : Winchester CoU. Royal Artillery. War
Work : Assistant Inspector, Army Inspection Staff, at Royal
Arsenal, Woolwich. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co, 16,
Charing Cross. Club : Naval and MiUtary. (M2602)
WARD, Sir Edward Willis Duncan, Bart., G.B.E, K.C.B,
K.C.V.O, 6. 17 Oct. 1853 ; s. of Capt. John Ward, R.N. ; to.
Florence Caroline, d. of H. M. Simons. Educ. : Privately.
Chairman and Director of several companies ; Officer of Legion
of Honour, and Knight of Grace Order of St. John of Jerusalem.
War Work : Commanding and Chief Staff Officer MetropoUtan
Special Constabulary ; Director-General of Voluntary Organisa
tions ; Chairman of Camps Library ; in administrative charge
of Colonial Contingents, 1914 ; Member of Overseas Forces
Committee ; Chairman of Council Union Jack Club for Sailors
and Soldiers ; Chairman of Union Jack Hostel for married
Sailors and Soldiers and their famUies ; Chairman of Royal
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Address :
5, Welbraham Place, Sloane Street, London, S.W. Clubs :
Carlton ; Travellers' ; United Service ; Ranelagh ; Junior
Naval and Military. (G44)
WARD, Lieut.-Col. Ellaeott Leamon, C.B.E, I.M.S, 6.
28 April, 1873 ; s. of WilUam PhiUp Ward, of Plymouth ; to.
Charlotte Lyne, d. of William Edward Lyne Veale, of Plymouth.
Educ. : King's School, Chester. Inspector-General of Prisons,
Punjab, India. War Work : Raised two Labour BattaUons
from prisoners in Punjab jails ; re-organised Punjab JaU
Department for war work. Clubs : East India United Service
(London) ; United Service (Simla) ; Punjab (Lahore, India). (C1093)
WARD, Elsmie, M.B.E.
WARD, Ernest, M.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.
WARD, Frederick Josiah, C.B.E, fi. 1861 ; to. Rose, d. of
George Greaves Brooks. Entered Admiralty Service, 1887 ;
appointed Supermtendent of Torpedo Stores, May, 1917, and
Deputy Director of Armament Supply, Jan. 1919. Address :
Fairlight, Elm Bank Gardens, Barnes, Surrey. Club : Royal
Automobile. (C3023)
WARD, Col. Gerard Arnold, C.B.E. Col. New Zealand
Forces ; served in Great War, 1915-19 (mentioned to
despatches). (C1877)
WARD, Henry, M.B.E, J.P. for Somerset, 6. 29 Feb.
1848; s. of Henry Ward, of Hayle, CornwaU; to. Isabella
Margaret, d. of WUliam May, of Lanceston, CornwaU. Edue. :
Crowern, Cornwall. Chairman of Council Weston-super-Mare ;
Magistrate. War Work : Chairman of Tribunal, War Savings
Committee, Food Control, Coal Control, and Belgian Refugee
Committees. Address : BeeuUeu, Clarence Park, Weston-super-
Mare. Club : Weston County. (M9953)
WARD, Lieut.-Col. Henry Charles Swinburne, O.B.E.
WARD, Capt. Horace Edward, O.B.B.
WARD, Howard Percy, M.B.E, M.B, M.R.C.S.
WARD, Jean Templeton, Hon. Lady, C.B.E, Lady of
Grace of St. John of Jerusalem, d. ol the late Hon. Whitelaw
Reid, U.S.A. Ambassador in London ; to. Major the Hon. Sir
John Hubert, K.C.V.O, C.V.O, M.V.O. ; Equerry in Ordinary
to King Edward VII, 2nd s. of 1st Earl of Dudley (see Bukke'S
Peerage). Addresses : Dudley House, Park Lane ; Chilton,
Hungerford, Berks. (C664)
WARD, Jeannie Wright, M.B.E, d. John Lipson Ward,
J.P, of Belgrave House, Leicester. Educ. : Wyggestm High
School, Leicester. War Work : Welfare Supervision at National
Projectile Factory, Nottingham ; Organised Recreation Huts
for the Q.M.A.A.C. and W.R.A.F. in the Southern Command
for the Y.W.C.A. Address : Belgrave House, Leicester. (M4060)
WARD, Major John, O.B.E, fi. June, 1858 ; s. of the late
George Ward, of Co. Galway ; m. Esther, d. of the late Joseph
Jordan, of Co. Down. Educ. : Privately. Chief Recrmtmg
Officer, Dublin. War Work : Served in the South African
War, 1899-1902 ; mentioned in despatches ; Queen's Medal,
six clasps ; King's Medal, two clasps ; promoted Major for
Distinguished Service 1910; 1914-20, Chief Recruiting Officer
DubUn Area. Address: 4, Elm Grove, Ranelagh, Dublin.
WARD, Lieut.-Comm. John ChappeU, M.B.E.
WARD, Major John Dudley, O.B.E. A.P.D.
WARD, John Henry, M.B.E.
WARD, Comm. John Richard Le Hunte, CB.E, R.N,
6 18 March, 1870 ; s. of Thomas Le Hunte Ward, C.B. (see
BUKKE'S Peerage, Bangor, V.) ; to. Violet Ella Mary, d. of the
late Col. B. E. Ward (see BURKE'S Peerage, Bangor, V.). Ad
dress : Heath Cottage, Yelverton, S. Devon. Club : Army and
Navy (LZZ28)
WARD, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John Stanley, O.B.E, Can.
WARD, Engineer-Capt. John Tom Hickman, C.B.E,
M V 0 , R.N, 6. 1862. Engineer, 1889 ; Chief Engineer, 1898 ;
Engineer-Comm. 1902; Engineer-Capt. (ret.) 1912 ; served
to Roy. Yacht "Victoria and Albert,' 1908-12 ; on Staff of
Senior Naval Officer, Liverpool, 1914-19. (C2326)
WARD, Major Joseph Corbett, O.B.E,
WARD, Leonard, O.B.E.

Ward

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

WARD, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Lionel Antony Parry, O.B.E,
A I F.
WARD, Mary Alexandria, M.B.E, R.R.C, 6. 13 July,
1866 ; s. of John Mosebury Ward, of Brentwood, Essex.
Nursing Sister in Nigeria from 1899-1917 under the Colonial
Government ; now Matron Princess Christian Mission Hospital,
Sierra Leone : nursing at Cape Coast Castle during Ashanti
rising, 1900 (Ashanti Medal) ; at Tower Hill MiUtary Hospital
Sierra Leone during influenza epidemic 1918. Address :
Princess Christian Mission Hospital, Sierra Leone, W. African.(M9956)
WARD, Lieut.-Col. Montague Charles Pearson, C.B.E,
R.A, 6. 1869 . Served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in
despatches). (C1805)
WARD, Capt. the Hon. Robert Arthur, O.B.E, fi. 23
Feb. 1871 ; s. of William, 1st Earl of Dudley, of Witley Court,
Worcester (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; to. Lady Mary, d. of 4th
Earl of Gosford, of Gosford Castle, Co. Armagh, Ireland (see
Bukke'S Peerage). Educ. : Eton, and Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
War Work : Served on General Staff in France, Flanders,
GalUpoli, Egypt, Russia, and Italy, 1914-19. Address : Turf
Club, London. (08964)
WARD, Theresa Dorothea, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of — - de
Smith ; to. Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Ward, P.C, K.C.M.G, 1st
Bart, s. of WiUiam Thomas Ward. Address : 122, Twakori
Road. WeUington, New Zealand. (C374)
WARD, Major and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, O.B.E.
WARD, Lieut. Tom, M.B.E.
WARD, Thomas Henry, M.B.E, 6. 28 April, 1886. Civil
Service Clerk. War Work : Sec. and Assistant Director,
Central Register of Belgian Refugees ; appointed Chevalier
de I'Ordre de la Couronne by H.M. the King of Belgium. (M9957)
WARD, Col. Walter Reginald, C.B.E. Col. Canadian
Gen. List. (C84)
WARD, Lieut.-Col. WilUam, O.B.E, L.R.I.B.A, fi. 31
May, 1879 ; s. of William Henry Ward, of Bangor, Co. Down,
Ireland, and Handsworth, Staffordshire ; m. Eunice Hirst,
only d. of W. Rylands MeUor, of Lapworth, Warwickshire.
Educ. : Rugby. War Work : Served with B.E.F. France and
Belgium, 242nd Brigade, R.F.A, seconded in Dec. 1917, to
Ministry of Munitions ; transferred in March, 1918, to Ministry
of Labour ; District Director appointments Dept. for
counties of Stafford, Warwick, Salop, Worcester, Hereford,
Gloucester, Oxford, Bucks, and Berks. Member of Executive
Committee of the Officers Association, Birmingham Branch.
Address : Dariey Mill, Knowle, Warwickshire. Club : Union,
Birmingham. (011555)
WARD, WiUiam Pettit, O.B.E.
WARD, Capt. William Robert, O.B.E.
WARD, Isabel Mary, Mrs. DESBOROUGH-, M.B.B.,
6. 7 July, 1877; d. of WilUam Bumyeat, J.P, D.L, of MiU-
grove, Whitehaven ; m. George, s. of WiUiam C Ward, of
Victoria, B.C. Educ. : Cheltenham. War Work : Comman
dant of V.A.D, 12 Cumberland, and Whitehaven Auxiliary
MiUtary Hospital. Address : RosehUl, Whitehaven. (M9955)
WARDE, Ambrose Huntington, O.B.B, M.R.C.S,
WARDE, Lieut.-Col. Charles Edward, O.B.E.
WARDE, Sir Charles Edward, Bart, O.B.E, J.P, D.L,
fi. 25 Dec. 1845 ; s. of General Sir Edward Warde ; m. Helen
Caroline, d. of the late Viscount de Stern. Late 4th Hussars ;
Commanded West Kent Yeomanry, 1898-1905 ; M.P. for
Mid Kent, 1892-1918. War Work: Commanded the 4th
Roy al West Kent Volunteer Battalions through the War ;
converted House into a Private Hospital. Address : Barham
Court, Maidstone. Clubs : Carlton ; Naval and Military ;
Automobile. (07818)
WARDE, Capt. Frank, O.B.E.
WARDE, Lieut.-Col. Henry Murray Ashley, CB.E,
6. 3 Sept. 1850 ; s. of Sir Edward Warde, K.B.C, R.H.A. ;
to. Louisa Annie (who died 24 Dec. 1916), d. of WUmot Lane,
Indian CivU Service. Educ. : Privately. Served in the XIX
Hussars, from 1872-95 • Chief Constable of the County of
Kent from 1895. War Work : Supervision of the Police, most
strenuous work owing to the frequent raids over and
enormous War Traffic through Kent. Address : GaUants, East
Farleigh, Maidstone. Clubs : Junior United Service ; Cavalry. (C3024)
WARDELL, Lieut. John Stewart Miohael, M.B.E.
WARDEN, Henry George, M.B.E.
WARDEN, Lieut.-Col. John Weightman, D.S.O, O.B.B,
6. 1871; s. of George Albert Warden; m. Jessie Evelyn
Whittaker, of Pittsfield, Mass, U.S.A. Lieut.-Col. Canadian
Inf., serving at War Office ; Coronation medal (1911) ; S.
African Constabulary, 1901-6; S. African War, 1901-2
(Queen's medal with five clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (wounded ;
despatches twice). Clubs : Junior Naval and MUitary ; United
Service (Vancouver). (04267)
WARDEN, Capt. Robert Campbell, C.B.E,
WARDEN, Comm. Robert Cunningham, O.B.E,
R.D, R.N.R.
WARDER, Gerald Edwin, M.B.E,
WARDLE, Charles, MB.B.
WARDLE, Flora, Mrs, M.B.E.
WARDLE, Percy Thomas, M.B.E.
WARDLE, Capt. WiUiam George James, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WARDROP, Major David Rish, O.B.B, A.P.D.
WARDROPER, Capt. Arthur Kingsley, M.B.E.

WARDROPER, Lieut. Percy Redesdale, M.B.E.
WARE, Major-Gen. Sir Fabian Arthur Goulstone, K.B.E.
C.B, C.M.G, 6. 17 June, 1869 ; s. of Charles Carew Ware, of
Clifton ; to. Anna Margaret, d. of W. E. Phibbs, of Clifton.
Educ : Privately ; Universities of London and Paris (B. es
Science). Permanent Vice-Chairman, Imperial War Graves
Commission. War Work : 1914, Commanded Red Cross
Unit at Front ; 1915, Director of Graves Registration and
Enquiries, B.E.F, France ; 1917, Director-General of G.R. and
E, War Office ; mentioned in despatches (twice) ; Commander
Order of Leopold (Belgium) ; Chevalier LCgion d'honnenr ;
Croix de Guerre with palms (France). Address: 41,
Gloucester Terrace, London, W. 2. (K445)
WARE, Louisa, M.B.B, 6. Jan. 1873 ; d. of James Ware,
of Wanstead. Head Mistress of the Wanstead Church of
England Infants' School. War Work : Red Cross Nurse,
attached to Essex 56 Detachment ; Hon. Sec. of the Wanstead
War Savings Committee at its formation in Oct. 1916, and held
this Office until the end of the year, 1919. Address: 13,
Gordon Road, Wanstead, E. 11. (M9959)
WARE, Ralph Ernest, M.B.B, F.C.A, 6. 14 May, 1883 ;
s. of Charles Stancomb Ware, of Bristol ; to. Hilda Marguerite,
¦1. of O. Croom Johnson, of Clifton. Educ. : Clevedon. Char
tered Accountant Partner in Ware, Ward & Co, Bristol.
Exeter, and Torquay. War Work : 2nd Lieut. Army Cyclist
Corps ; attached from 1918-19 to Ministry of Munitions, as
Assistant Director of Finance to Central Stores Department,
owing to ill health contracted on service. Addresses : Rodney
House, Union Road, Exeter ; 50, High Street, Exeter ; 7,
Unity Street, CoUege Green, Bristol ; 4, Fleet Street, Torquay.
Clubs : Devon and County (Exeter). (M9960)
WARE, Capt. Sampson Weston Percy, O.B.E., R.E. (T.)
WAREHAM, Paymaster-Lieut. Stuart Waldron, O.B.E,
R.N. WARING, Lieut.-Col. Edmund Henry, O.B.E.
WARING. Eleanor Gladys, O.B.E, 6. 1894; d. of Sir
Samuel Waring, Bart, of Foots-Cray Place, Kent. Educ:
Folkestone. Divisional Commissioner, Girl Guides. War
Work : Worked in connection with Hosp. Entertainments for
wounded, and raising funds for War Charities, Local Girl
Guide organization for Princes of Wales' Fund and Y.M.C.A.
Hut Fund, also flowers and vegetables grown for R.C. Hospital.
Address : Foots-Cray Place, Kent ; 13, Portland Place, W. 1 ;
GopsaU, Atherstone. Club : Phyllis Court (Henley). (011557)
WARING, Harold, CB.E, 6. 2 Feb. 1881 ; s. of the late
S. J. Waring, of Liverpool ; to. Iris Amie Kelso, d. of George
Eccles Kelso King, of Sydney, Australia. Educ. : Privately.
Director and Manager of the AUiance Aeroplane Co. Ltd.
War Work : Aeroplane Manufacture. Address : 37, Hyde
Park Gate, S.W. 7. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (C3026)
WARING, Col. Holburt Jacob, C.B.E, M.D. F R.C.S,
R.A.M.C. (T.).
WARING, Margaret EUzabeth, M.B.E.
WARING, Lady Susan Elizabeth Clementine, C.B.E,
fi. 9 Aug. 1879 ; d. of 10th Marquess, of Tweeddale (see BUKKE'S
Peerage) ; m. Walter, s. of Charles Waring, M.P, and has
issue two daughters. Educ : Privately. War Work : Ad
ministrator of Lennel AuxUiary Hospital for Officers,
specialising in neurasthenic cases, Oct. 1914, to Dec. 1918 ;
has Belgian medal of Queen EUzabeth. Addresses : Lennel,
Coldstream, Scotland ; The Moult, Salcombe, S. Devon ; 1.
Prince's Row, S.W. 1. Club : Bath. (C324)
WARK, Hector, M.B.E, R.F.A.
WARK, Lieut. John Lean, M.B.E.
WARLEIGH, Capt. Peroival Henry, C.B.E, R.N, fi.
1873 ; s. of Henry Smith Warleigh, of Southampton ; m.
Marion Ina, d. of WUliam Alder, of Lymington, Hants. Great
War, 1914-16 ; Flag Capt, Port Depot Ship, Rosyth, 1916-19.
Address : 2, Bruce Road, Southsea. (C2240)
WARLOW, CamiUa AUan, Mrs. PICTON-, M.B.E.;
d. of the late J. R. Aitchison, of India Office ; to. Alick John,
s. of Colonel J. Picton TurbervUl, of Ewenny Priory, Bridgend,
Glamorgan. Educ. : Privately. Admiralty, Woman In
spector. War Work : Originator and Hon. Sec. Bread, Blanket
and Invalid Comforts Funds for Prisoners of War ; 1916, went
to Copenhagen at request of British Red Cross ; 1917, in charge
of a Y.M.C.A. Canteen in Holland for interned British Prisoners
from Germany. Address : 1, St. Minver Road, Bedford.

WARMSLEY, Jennie, Mrs., M.B.E.
WARNEFORD, Major, Walter Wyndham Hanbury,
O.B.E, 6. July, 1866 ; s. of Canon J. H. Warneford, late of
Warneford Place, Wilts. ; to. Mary Elizabeth, d. of A. Goodall,
of Halifax. Educ. : Newark and Windsor. Superintendent
of the Wagon Dept. of the L. and N.W. Rly. Co. ; late 2nd
C.R.E. (R.V.) War Work : 1914, as Manager of Crewe Works
arranged the special plant for the production of fuses, shells,
drop forge and other munition work ; as Superintendent of
Wagon Dept. in 1916 suppUed stock for Transport work.
Address : Lansdowne House, Huyton, Liverpool. Club :
Services, Stratford Place. (011558)
WARNER, Lieut.-Col. Charles Edward, O.B.E, V.D, 6.
2 Jan. 1865 ; s. of George Daniel Warner, of Tonbridge, Kent;
to. Ethel Constantia Catharine, d. of the late David Cornfoot,
of Lancaster Gate, London. Educ. : Tonbridge. Solicitor ;
Registrar County Court ; Clerk to County Justices ; Clerk to
Commissioners of Taxes ; Clerk to Visiting Justices, under
Lunacy Acts and Mental Deficiency Acts. War Work : Com
manded 2/1 Kent Cyclist Batt, Nov. 1914, to disbandment,

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Warwick

May, 1919 ; demobilised, Oct. 1919. Address : Coldharbour
Park, HUdenborough, Kent. Club : Tonbridge. (O7820)
WARNER, Major and Qr.-Mr. Cuthbert Philip, O.B.E.
WARNER, Major Rev. David Victor, O.B.E.
WARNER, Sir Frank, K.B.E, C.C, 6. 13 Sept. 1862;
s. of Benjamin Warner, of Wanstead, Essex ; m. Kate Dennis,
i. of Edmund Strange Parsons, of King s Lynn. Educ. :
Privately and at Lyons. Adviser to the Board of Trade on
Textiles, 1917-20 ; Chairman of the Advisory Committees
on silk JProduction, Imperial Institute, British Silk Research
Association, and of Board of Trade Committee on British
Industries Fairs ; Vice-Chairman of the British Empire
Flax-growing Commitee, Board of Trade ; Member of various
Councils connected with Board of Trade , Textiles and Industries ;
Delegate at various Board of Trade and Foreign Office con
gresses, 1910-19 ; read papers before many learned societies.
Addresses : Woodcraft, Nottingham, Kent ; Newgate Street,
London, E.C. 1. Club : Royal Automobile. (K113)
WARNER, Henry Brooks, O.B.E, 6. 28 Sept. 1880 ; s. of
Joseph Henry Warner, Kt, of 62, Baton Square, S.W. Educ. :
Eton, and Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law. War
Work : Temp. Clerk in Foreign Office from June, 1915, to Aug.
1919. Address : 1, Sumner Place, S.W. 7. CZufi .- Union. (0837)
WARNER, Lionel Ashton Piers, C.B.E, 6. 30 April, 1875 ;
s. of the late Major Ashton C Warner, of 20th Hussars, and
Chief Constable of Bedfordshire ; m. Nina Mary, d. of the late
Capt. Matthew Liddon, of Don Acton, Glos. Educ : Marl
borough. General Manager Mersey, Docks and Harbour
Board, Liverpool. War Work : Director of Ports Branch,
Ministry of Shipping ; Member of Port and Transit Executive
Committee, East and West Coast Diversion Committee, etc.
Address: 46, WelUngton Road, New Brighton, Cheshire.
Club : Roval Societies'. (C1053)
WARNER, Capt. Pelham Francis, M.B.E.
WARNER, Surrey, O.B.B, 6. 27 Aug. 1861. Educ. :
Cranleigh. Carriage and Waggon Superintendent, London and
South Western RaUway. War Work : RaUway work ; a
member of the Ambulance Train Committee. Address : 85,
Westridge Road, Southampton. Club : Royal Southampton
Yacht. (011559)
WARNER, Sydney Jeannetta, O.B.B, W.R.N.S.
WARNOCK, David, O.B.B.
WARNOCK, Capt. James, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
WARNOCK, WilUam Findlay, M.B.B, 6. 31 March, 1871 ;
s. of George Warnock, late of Lesmahagow, Upper Ward of
Lanarkshire ; m. IsabeUa Smith, d. of M. Smith, of Worcester.
Educ : Glasgow. Chief Ship Draughtsman of Messrs. John
Brown & Co, Clydebank ; Member of the Institute of Engineers
and Shipbuilders in Scotland. War Work : Drawing Office
work in connection with Battleships and Battle Cruisers, and
other war vessels, buUt by J. Brown & Co, 1914-18. Address :
Belhaven, Dalmuir. Dumbartonshire. (M2606)
WARR, Howard Grove, M.B.E.
WARRACK, Frances Jane, M.B.B, i. 29 Sept. 1864; d. of
James Warrack, of Montrose, Forfarshire. Town CouncUlor,
St. Andrews, FUe. War Work : Convener, Soldiers' Club. St.
Andrews (Nat. Union Women Workers), 1914-16 ; Comman-
. dant, Scottish Soldiers' Club, Boulogne, Jan. 1917, to Nov. 1919 ;
St. Andrews Caravan, Devastated Areas, 1919. Address :
3, Playfair Terrace, St. Andrews, Fife. Club : Forum. (M4061)
WARRACK, Sir James Howard, K.B.E, fi. 11 Dec. 1855 ;
». ofthe late James Warrack, of Montrose ; to. Dorothy Cooper,
d. of the late George Todd, C.A., of Edinburgh. Educ. :
Montrose Academy. Late President of the Chamber of Shipping
of the United Kingdom ; Member of CouncU of Shipptog
Federation, of the British Imperial Council of Commerce, and of
Committee of Lloyd's Register of Shipping ; Deputy Chairman
Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce ; Director of the Bank of
Scotland, Caledonian Insurance Co, and North British Rubber
Co, Ltd. War Work : Member of the Admiralty Transport
Arbitration Board, and of the Board of Trade War Risks
Advisory Committee. Address : 38, Palmerston Place,
Edinburgh. Club : Junior Constitutional. (K237)
k WARRAND, Major Duncan Grant, O.B.E, M.A, F.S.A,
6. 16 March, 1877 ; s. of the late Col. A. J. C. Warrand, of
Bught, Inverness-shire, and Ryefield, Ross-shire ; m. Daisy
Helen, d. of the late Col. H. Burnley-Campbell, of Ormidale,
ArgyU. Educ. : Wellington Coll, Berks.; Univ. Coll, Ox
ford. War Work: Capt. 3rd Batt. Seaforth Highlanders,
Aug. to Nov. 1914 ; served in France with 2nd Batt Seaforth
Hiahlanders, Nov. 1914, to March, 1915 ; Staff Capt. G.H.Q.
3rd Echelon, B.E.F, June, 1915, to Jan. 1917 ; D.A.A.G,
Jan. 1917, to Nov. 1918 ; despatches 3 times ; Major, Aug.
1918. Address : Ormidale, Glendaruel, Argyll. Club : United
University. (01978)
WARRE, Major Felix Walter, O.B.E, M.C
WARRE, George Franois, C.B.E, Formerly Head of
Motor Boat Depart. British Red Cross Society ; Donor of Rest
House for Nurses, Rocquebrune, Riviera, during Great War.
(C1054)
WARRE, Comm. PhiUp Asheson, O.B.E, R.N.
WARREN, Sir Alfred Haman, O.B.B, J.P, M.P, 6.
1856 ; s. of Richard Sambull, of CaUington, Cornwall ; to.
Jane Macey, d. of George Castle, of Deal. Educ : City of
London Coll. M.P. for Edmonton. War Work : Five years
Mayor of Poplar, 1913-18 ; raised Poplar Volunteers (Lieut.-
Col.) ; Chairman of Tribunal : recruited large numbers for
Army ; raised large sums for War Charities. Address :
Mountain Ash, Wanstead. (01979)

WARREN, Capt. Claude Alfred Reuben, M.B.E.
WARREN, Rev. Claude Bertram, O.B.E.
WARREN, Capt. David Bruce, O.B.E.
WARREN, Lieut. Desmond Cecil Robert, M.B.E.,
R.A.S.C. WARREN, Edith EUa, Mrs, O.B.B. ; d. of the late John
Grant Jackson ; to. Lieut.-Col. Dawson, late The Queen's Regt,
R.W.S. (killed in action, Sept. 1914), s. of the late Maj.-Gen,
Dawson Stockley Warren, C.B. War Work : Hon. Sec.
The Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regt. Prisoners of War
Fund, the work being carried on at Stoughton Barracks,
Guildford Address: Stoughton, Guildford. (O11560)
WARREN, Edith Mary, M.B.B.
WARREN, Ellen Winifred Anne, Mrs., M.B.B, 6. 13 Oct.
1875. War Work : Secretary, then President of Bristol South
Branch of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association, and
of the War Pensions Committee, Aug. 1914, to May, 1919.
Address : Llanfoist, Clifton Down. Bristol. (M9963)
WARREN, Frederick John, M.B.E, F.S.A.A, J.P, 6. 14
April, 1865 ; s. of Charles Warren, of Haverfordwest ; to. Annie
Elizabeth, d. of P. Griffiths, of Haverfordwest. Educ. : Haver
fordwest. Borough Accountant of Haverfordwest; Public
Auditor of Co-operative Societies appointed by H.M. Treasury ;
Professional Auditor to County Compensation Authorities oi
Carmarthen and Pembroke, and to Joint Standing Committee
for Pembrokeshire. War Work : Hon. Sec. Local War Savings
and War Loans Committees ; Author of the War Savings Song,
" Sing a Song of Sixpence " ; Member of Governing Body of
Church in Wales, of St. David's Diocesan Conference and Finance
Board, and of the CouncU of the Historical Society of West
Wales ; An ovate of the Welsh Gorsedd. (M9964)
WARREN, Lieut. Henry WiUiam, M.B.E.
WARREN, Surg.-Comm. Leonard, C.B.E, M.B, R.N.
WARREN, Margaret MaxweU, O.B.B.
WARREN, Marmont, M.B.E.
WARREN, Matthew, M.B.E, 6. 9 Feb. 1868 ; s. of Peter
Warren, of Macclesfield ; to. Beatrice, d. of Edward Clark, of
TettenhaU, nr. Wolverhampton. Educ. : Macclesfield PubUc
School. Clerk to Llandaff and Dinas-Powis Rural District
Council, Glamorgan. War Work : Sec. and Executive Officer
to Food Control Committee ; Clerk to Local Military Tribunal ;
Sec. and Treas. to District War Pensions Committee ; Clerk
to Local Registration Authority. Addresses : St. Elmo,
Radyr, Glamorgan ; Park House, Park Place, Cardiff. (M9965)
WARREN, Col. Peter, C.M.G, C.B.E, 6. 1866; s. of
the late WilUam Ellis Warren, of Paignton, Devon ; to. Helen,
Marian, d. of James Squire Steele. Col. R.E. ; S. African War,
1901-2 (Queen's medal with five clasps) ; served in Great War,
1914-19, as Dep. Dhector Army Postal Services, British Ex
peditionary Force, and subsequently as Director, Army Postal
Service, Mediterranean, Egyptian, and Salonica Expeditionary
Forces (despatches six times, Order of the Nile, 1914 star with
clasp). Address : 9, Plympton Road, Brondesbury, N.W.(C1392)
WARREN, Lieut.-Col. Philip Ridsdale, O.B.E, R.E,
6. 7 Sept. 1874 ; s. of Rev. WiUiam Warren, of Kinsale, Co.
Cork, Ireland ; to. Evelyn Agneta ; d. of F. A. Bevan, J.P,
of 1, Tilney Street, Park Lane, London. Educ. : Malvern.
Civil Engineer. War Work : Port Construction Engineer,
under Director- General of Transport, France, and afterwards
Assistant Director-General of Transport, G.H.Q, France.
Address : Sports Club, St* James' Square, London. (05897)
WARREN, Major Thomas Richard Pennefather,
CB.E, R.A.S.C, 6.12 Sept. 1883 ; s.of Thomas Robert Warren
J.P. R.N, (see Bukke'S Peerage, Warren, Bart.) ; to. Ada Bene
Costello (Stella), d. of the late Col. Charles Hely, of Woodstock,
Co. Waterford. Res. Mag. for N.R. Tipperary, 1919-20 ;
served in Great War. (C1806)
WARREN, WilUam, O.B.E.
WARREN, Major WilUam Robert Vaughton, O.B.E,
M.C, R.A.S.C
WARREN, Col. William Robinson, C.B.E, D.S.O,
1882. Entered R.A. 1900 ; Major, Brevet Lieut.-Col. and
T. Col. ; Great War, 1914-18 (mentioned in despatches). (C2360c)
WARRENER, Major and Qr.-Mr. John, O.B.E.
WARRINER, Fred, M.B.E.
WARRIOR, Edith Mary, M.B.B, 6. 17 May, 1887 ; d. of
Henry Warrior, of Northallerton, Yorks. Educ. : Ripon and
Harrogate. War Work : Enrolled in Q.M.A.A.C, Dec. 1917,
as Asst. Administrator; attached Area Controller, London
District ; promoted to rank of Unit Administrator, Aug. 1918 ;
promoted and transferred to H.Q, Northern Command as
Deputy Controller-in-charge Areas 1 and 2, Feb. 1919 ; de-
mobiUsed March, 1920. Address : 6, North Avenue, Ealing,
W 13 (M5709)
WARRY, Lieut.-Col. Bertram Arthur, O.B.E, fi. 22 Sept.
1865 ; s. of George Deedes Warry, of Shapwick, Somerset ;
m Mary Shafto, d. of David Shafto Hawks. Educ. : Win
chester. Address: Shapwick House, Bridgwater, Somerset.
Club: United Service. (07822)
WARSELL, Edith, M.B.E.
WARTON, Major Charles Peroival Fenwick, O.B.E.
WARTON, Florence Ethel, O.B.E, W.R.N.S.
WARTON, Capt. John Fenwick, C.M.G, CB.E, 6. 1879.
Capt R.N. and Senior Naval Officer, Danube ; served in Great
War 1914-19 ; present at battle of Jutland ; with Mission to
N Russia, and in White Sea. (C2368)
WARWICK, Capt. Norman Richard Coombe, O.B.E.

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Wasey

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

WASEY, Evelyn Mary, M.B.E, 6. 6 April, 1895 ; d. of
Edward J. S. Wasey, J.P, of Bradley Court, Newbury, Berks.
Educ : Highgate. War Work : Employed at Ministry of
Pensions and at War Office, first as Clerk and later as Lady
supervisor. Address : Bradley Court, Chieveley, Newbury ,
Berks. (M9967)
WASHBOURN, WilUam, C.B.E, 6. 1862 ; s. of WiUiam
Washboum, of Blackfriars, Gloucester ; m. Mabel Woods.
Senior Surgeon, Gloucestershire Royal Infirmary and Eye
Institution. War Work : Medical Officer-in-charge, Gloucester
Red Cross Hospital ; Civil Surgeon-in-charge Recruiting,
Gloucester. _l<__Vess : Blackfriars, Gloucester. (C3027)
WATCHLIN, Lieut. Alexander, O.B.E, R.N.R.
WATERFIELD, May Constance Flora, M.B.E, fi. 1872 ;
(?. of OttiweU, of Nackington House, Canterbury. War
Work : Commandant of Dame John A.P, Canterbury ;
served in France at Etaples from June, 1915, till April, 1916 ;
invalided home; General Service Supt, June, 1917; Unit
Commandant, July, 1919. Address : The Awmby, Eastry. (M4063)
WATERHOUSE, Agnes May, C.B.E, R.R.C Chief
Sup. Queen Alexandra's Mil. Nursing Service, India. (C2045)
WATERHOUSE, Sir Nicholas Edwin, K.B.E, 6. 24 Aug.
1877 ; s. of Edwin Waterhouse, of Holmbury St. Mary, Surrey ;
to. Audrey Hale, d. of Lieut.-Col. T. H. Lewin, of Abinger,
Surrey. Educ : Winchester, and New CoU, Oxford. Char
tered Accountant. War Work : Employed at War Office.
Address : 71, Victoria Road, Kensington, London, W. (K438)
WATERHOUSE, Paymaster-Comm. Thomas Ryder,
O.B.E, R.N.
WATERLOW, Sydney PhiUp Perigal, C.B.E, M.A, 6. 22
Oct. 1878 ; s. of George Sydney Waterlow (see Burke's
Peerage.) ; m. 1st, 10 Nov. 1902, Alice Isabella, o.d. of the Rt.
Hon. Sir Frederick PoUock, 3rd Bart. ; 2ndly, Helen Margery,
d. of Gustav Eckhard. Educ. : Eton, and Trinity Coll, Cam
bridge. Senior Clerk in the Foreign Office. War Work : Engaged
to the Contraband Department of the Foreign Office, April,
1916, to Jan. 1919 ; British Representative on the Inter-Allied
Commission at Paris for the occupied territory of Germany
during 1919. Address : Parsonage House, Oare, Marl
borough, Wilts. (C3028)
WATERLOW, Sir WilUam Alfred, K.B.E, fi. 1871 ; s.
of late James Jameson Waterlow, of 25, Park Crescent, W. ;
m. Adelaide Hay, d. ol Thomas Gordon, of Edinburgh. Educ. :
Marlborough. Admitted a soUcitor, 1896 ; Joint Managing
Director of Waterlow & Sons, Ltd. Address : Harrow Weald,
Middlesex. (K238)
WATERMAN, EUzabeth Margaret, Mrs., M.B.E, 6.
11 Aug. 1875 ; d. of George Moore, of Maidenhead ; to. Alfred
Edward Stanton Waterman, s. of Alfred Waterman, of London.
Educ. : Baker Street C of B. High School. Commandant
Kent V.A.D. 42 ; late Commandant RosherviUe and Ingress
Abbey V.A.D. Hospitals. War Work : Aug. 1914, Recruited
and trained fresh members for the Gravesend Voluntary Aid
Detachments ; Sept. 1914, took over duties of School Nurse to
release Territorial Nurse ; Oct. 1914, halped prepare and open
Yacht Club V.A.D. Hospital, Gravesend ; Nov. 1914, helped
prepare and open RosherviUe V.A.D. Hospital, Kent, and there
worked as Matron, being appointed Commandant of Rosherville
and Ingress Abbey V.A.D. Hospitals in June, 1917. Address :
The Parade, St. Mawes, Cornwall. (M9968)
WATERS, Alfred John, M.B.E.
WATERS, Charles Joseph, M.B.E. Assistant Town Clerk,
Wandsworth. War Work : District Supervisor National
Registration Act, 1915 ; Clerk to Borough of Wandsworth
Cultivation Society and the Committee of the Borough Council,
which secured over 5000 aUotments in the Borough, 1917 ;
Deputy Executive Officer, Borough of Wandsworth Food
Control Committee, 1917-19. Address : 26, KiUarney Road,
Wandsworth, S.W. 18. (M9969)
WATERS, Donald, M.B.E, fi. 26 April, 1851 ; s. of John
Waters, of Watten, Caithness ; to. Ellen, d. of Alfred Widley,
of Blackheath, London. Educ : Watten. Late Superinten
dent, MetropoUtan PoUce; Associate of Roval Colonial Institute.
War Work ; Strictly confidential. Address : 28, Wilbury
Avenue, Hove, Sussex. (M2608)
WATERS, Major George Frederick, M.B.E, R.E.
WATERS, Lieut.-Col. John Dallas, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1889 ;
to. 1919, the Hon. Lettice, d. of 2nd Baron Newton (see Bukke'S
Peerage), and widow of Capt. John Egerton-Warburton (see
Bukke'S Peerage, Grey-Egerton, Bart.). T. Major and Acting
Lieut.-Col. Roy. FusiUers ; served in Great War, 1914-18
(despatches four times). Addresses : Arley Hall, Northwich,
Cheshire ; 9, Berkeley Square. (C134)
WATERS, Owen, O.B.E.
WATERS, Robert Abraham Samuel, O.B.E.
WATERS, Major Robert Sydney, O.B.E.. LA.
WATERS, Roger Donald, O.B.E.
WATERS, Major Walter James, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, 6.
19 May, 1876 ; s. of Alfred Waters, R.N. ; to. Annette Violet,
d. of Surgeon-General James Fairweather, Indian Army.
Educ. : St. Thomas's Hospital, London. War Work : O C
16th General Hospital and 21st CCS, France. Address : c/o
Messrs. Holt & Co, 3, Whitehall Place, S.W. 1. (05899)
WATERSON, Frances, Mrs, M.B E
WATHEN, Lieut.-Col. Edward Owen, O.B.E
WATHEN, iFrederiek Blunt, M.B.E, 6. 12 June, 1877 •
s. of the late William Hulbert Watheu, of Westerham, Kent ;
to. Louisa, d. of the late Charles Walker, J.P, D.L, of Brettargh

Holt, Westmorland. Educ : St. Paul's. General Traffic
Manager, Madras and Southern Mahratta Railway. Address :
Plaxtole, Nungumbaukum, Madras. C7«6s : Madras ; Mary
lebone Cricket. (M4226)
WATKINS, Arthur Glyn, M.B.E, A.M.I.M.B, fi. 18 Nov.
1882 ; s. of the late Archdeacon of Perth, Western Australia;
to. Marion EUeen, d. of C. G. Bannister-HaU, of London. Educ. :
Perth High School, Western Australia. Western Australian
Government RaUways ; Crown Agents for the Colonies,
London ; Messrs. John Lysaght, Ltd, Newport, Mon. War
Work : General Manager and afterwards Director, Gloucester
National FilUng Factory for Ministry of Munitions. Address:
York Lodge, Cheltenham. (M1067)
WATKINS, Arthur Muriel, M.B.B, M.R.C.S. (Eng.),
L.Pv.CP. (Lond.), 6. 11 March, 1862 ; s. of John Webb Watkins,
M.D, of Stonelegh, Newton-le-WUlows, Lancashire ; m. Laura
Anne Burdett; d. of John Frederick Young, of Bulmershe
Lodge, Reading. Educ. : Privately ; Univ. CoU. Liverpool,
and London. Hon. Surgeon, Whitchurch Cottage Hospital;
Medical Officer, Whitchurch Union Workhouse. War Work :
Surgeon, Bronghall and Cloverley V.A.D. Hospitals, Whit
church, Salop ; Assistant Medical Officer, Prees Heath Military
Hospital. Address : Dodington, Whitchurch, Salop. (M9970)
WATKINS, Dorothy Emily, M.B.E.
WATKINS, Lieut. Frank, M.B.F, E.A.F.
WATKINS, Col. Frederic Mostyn, C.B.E.; 6. 1873.
Lieut. Col. and T. Col, Army Pay Depart. ; N.-W. Frontier of
India,1897-98 (medal with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19
(despatches). (C1807)
WATKINS, Major Henry George, C.B.E.
WATKINS, Jane Gertrude, O.B.E, 6. 30 Sept. 1864 ; d. of
James Gwyllam Watkins, of Hereford. Educ. : Privately,
Trained at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London, 1895 ; Sister,
Kasr-el-Aini Hospital, Cairo, 1895-98 ; Matron, Victoria
Nursing Home, Cairo, 1898-1916 ; Matron Anglo-American
Hospital from 1916. War Work : Training V.A.D.s, Cairo,
1914-15 ; Red Cross work, Officers' Hospital, 1916-17 ; Matron,
only English CivUian Hospital in Cairo, 1916, to end of War.
Address : Anglo-American Hospital, Gezireh, Cairo. (011564)
WATKINS, John Stewart, O.B.E, 6. 2 Dec. 1862 ; s. of
WiUiam Watkins, of 75, Mark Lane, London ; to. Florence
Maud, d. of Walter Thomas Kirton. of Bournemouth. Educ. :
Eastbourne. Tug owner. War Work : Commercial Advisor
on Tugs to Ministry of Shipping. Address : Loddenden Manor,
Staplehurst. Club : Royal Automobile. (011565)
WATKINS, Major Joseph Harold, M.B.E.
WATKINS, Maria Heloise, Mrs., O.B.E.
WATKINS, Lieut.-Col. Oscar Ferris, C.B.E, D.S.O,
M.A, 6. 23 Dec. 1877 ; s. of Ven. O. D. Watkins, of Holywell
Vicarage, Oxford ; m. Olga Florence, d. of BailUe Grohman,
of Matzen, Tyrol. Educ. : Marlborough and Oxford. Native
Affairs Department, Kenya Colony. FeUow of Royal Colonial
Institute and Royal Anthropological Institute. War Work :
Director of Military Labour ; mentioned in despatches. Ad
dress : Nairobi, Kenya Colony. Club : Royal Societies'. (C744)
WATKDNS, Rev. Owen Spencer, C.M.G, C.B.E, fi. 28
Feb. 1873; s. of Rev. Owen Watkins, Wesleyan Minister;
to. 1st, Sadie Soul, only d. of W. Mathias, of H.M. Dockyard,
Malta (who died 1910), 2nd, Ethel Elizabeth, e. d. of G. George,
of Llandilo. Educ. : Bath and Richmond. CF, 1st Class,
(Wesleyan), Assistant Chaplain-General.' Eastern Command ;
Assistant Sec. Wesleyan Navy, Army, and Air Force Board ;
Hon. Sec. Duke of Connaught's Soldiers' and SaUors' Home.;
International Force in Crete, 1897-99 ; Nile Expedition,
1898, Battle of Khartoum (despatches, Queen's Medal, Egyptian
Medal and clasp) ; one of four chaplains who condu cted Memorial
Service for Gordon at Khartoum ; S. African War, 1899-1900
(three times mentioned in despatches ; Queen's Medal, with
five clasps). War Work : 1914-19, France, 5th Division,
1914-17 ; H.Q. Third Army as Assistant Principal Chaplain,
1917-18 ; Italy, 1918-19 ; Principal Chaplain (Brig.-Gen.) ;
(mentioned in despatches four times, 1914 Star with clasp,
Victory and War Medals) ; author of several books. Address :
20, Mortimer Road, West Ealing, W. 13. (C1407)
WATKINS, Lieut. PurceU John, M.B.E, R.E.
WATKINS, 2nd Lieut. Thomas Peroival Holmes, M.B.E,
6. 30 July, 1877 ; s. of Thomas Watkins, of The Wern, Ponty
pool ; m. Margaret, d. of James Jenkins, of Pontypool. Educ. :
King's School, Canterbury. Solicitor ; Commissioner for
Oaths ; Supt. Registrar and Clerk to the Guardians of the
Pontypool Union ; Clerk to the Pontypool Rural and Panteg
Urban District Councils and Old Age Pensions Committees.
War Work : 2nd Lieut. 1st Vol. Batt, Monmouthshire Regt. ;
Sec. Griffithstown Aux. MU. Hospital (Poor Law Institution,
370 beds) ; Clerk to Panteg Local Tribunal, Hon. Sec. local
War Pensions, Recruiting, War Loan, Committees. Address :
Shirley, Griffithstown. (M1068)
WATKINS, WilUam, M.B.E, 6. 23 May, 1860; s. of
John Watkins, of Aberystwyth ; to. Augusta Braham, d. of
tho late Rev. George Horrocks, of Preston. Educ. : Llando
very. Solicitor ; Registrar of Newtown County Court and
District Registrar of the High Court. War Work : Chairman
of Newtown War Pensions Committee ; Vice-Chairman of
Local Committee and Disablement Committee of County of
Montgomery ; Sec. for County, of Soldiers' and SaUors' Families
Association. Address : Delguan, Newtown, N. Wales. .(M9971)
WATKINS, WilUam Edward, O.B.E, 6. 19 Jan. 1864 ;
s. of WUliam Watkins, of Monmouth. Educ : Culham Coll.,

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and Leipzig Univ. Director of Education to East Suffolk
Education Authority. War Work: Lectured on Food Economy
and War Savings; organised Economy exhibitions ; at Ministry
of Food organised Cookery demonstrations throughout Great
Britain; developed a scheme for feeding children in School
Canteens. Address : St. Malo, South HiU, Felixstowe. (03975)
WATKINS, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. William John, M.B.E.
WATLING, Lieut.-Col. Francis Wyatt, C.B.E, D.S.O,
fi. 1869 ; Lieut.-Col. R.E. ; N.-W. Frontier of India, 1897
(despatches, medal with two clasps) ; served in Great War,
1914-19 (mentioned in despatches) (C1344)
WATLING, Lieut. John Basil, M.B.E, R.E. (T.)
WATLING, Capt. John WilUam, O.B.E, R.N.R, 6. 30
Oct. 1862 ; s. of William Watltog, of Littlehampton ; m.
Maude Ellen, d. of Frederick A. Power, of Birmingham.
War Work : Commanded s.s. " Intaba " as commissioned
ship from Aug. 1914 as a flotilla supply ship, squadron supply
ship, mystery ship, and lastly transport carrying troops and
repatriating German prisoners to July, 1919. Address : c/o
London County and Westminster Bank, Blackheath, S.E. 3.
Club: Durban (Natal). (011566)
WATLINGTON, Victor, M.B.E.
WATNEY, Constance, M.B.E.
WATNEY, Capt. Ernest AUred William, O.B.E.
WATNEY, Col. Frank Dormay, CB.E, 6. 1870 ; s. of Sir
John Watney, of Shermanbury House, Reigate ; m. Margaret
Graham (has Order of Mercy), d. of the Rev. George Richardson,
of Winchester CoU. Hants. Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. Roy. W.
Surrey Regt. (T.F.) ; D.L. for Surrey ; Great War, 1914-19
(despatches, 3rd class Order of the NUe) (C1393)
WATNEY, Major GUbert John, O.B.E.
WATNEY, Major Ronald Denby, O.B.E, R.W.Kent Rgt.
WATSON, Agnes Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 4 Aug. 1889 ;
d. of WiUiam Bird, of Sheffield (Eng.), and Vancouver (B.C.) ;
m. Arthur Ernest, s. of John Thomas Watson, of York. Educ :
Privately, and at Leeds. War Work : Junior Administrative
Assistant 4_ years in the Naval Store Department, Admiralty.
Address : 77 Castellain Mansions, W. 9. (M9973)
WATSON, Albert Harold Joseph, M.B.E.
WATSON, Lieut. Alexander Milne, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WATSON, Capt. Alexander Pirie, O.B.E.. M.B, F.R.CS,
R.A.M.C. (T.).
WATSON, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Thomas. O.B.E.
WATSON, Capt Andrew MoCrae, O.B.E, E.A.F.
WATSON, Arthur, C.B.E.
WATSON, Lieut.-Col. Arthur, CB.E, 6. 1873; s. of
Daniel Watson, of Manchester. Gen. Manager, Lancashire and
Yorkshire Railway; Member of Railway Executive Com
mittee, Board of Trade; Lieut.-Col. R.E. (T.F.), RaUway
Engineer and Staff Corps ; M.I.C.E. ; was Chairman of Sups.
Conference, RaUway Clearing House, 1915-18. (C72)
WATSON, Arthur Egerton, C.B.E, ControUer of Finance
Ministry of Monitions. (C3029)
WATSON, Arthur WiUiam, M.B.E.
WATSON, Arthur William, CB.E, I.C.S, 6. 16 Nov.
1874 ; s. of James Watson, M.D, of Dormans House, Dormans
Park Surrey ; m. Marion, d. of W. H. Ashwin, J.P, D.L, of
Bretforton Manor, Evesham. Educ. : Cheltenham, Uppingham,
and Magdalene CoU, Cambridge. Appointed to Indian Civil
Service, 1898 ; served in Bihar, Chota Nagpur, and Bengal,
in various capacities ; Sec. to the Bengal Government Legis
lative Department, 1913. War Work : Various Committees in
Calcutta ; Ministry of Munitions (Deputy Assist.-Sec), 1915 ;
Ministry of Labour (Assist.-Sec), 1918 ; Principal Asst. Sec.
1919. Addresses : Dormans House, Dormans Park, Surrey ;
22,DouglasMansions,CromweURoad,S.W. Club: Travellers'. (C3030)
WATSON Lieut. Basil Barnar M.B.E.
WATSON, Lieut.-Col. Charles Seott Moncrieff Chalmers,
D.S.O, O.B.E., 6. 1881. Major and Acting Lieut.-Col. R.E.
(O6770)
WATSON, Dorothy Bannerman, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 5 Feb.
1878 ; d. of the late James Ramsay, of York ; m. Henry Angus,
s. of Rev. Wm. Watson, M.A, of Forres. War Work : Com
mandant Clifford Street V.A.D. Hospital, York, 2 years ; Asst.
County Director, W. Riding, Yorks. Address : 6, St. George's
Place, York. Club: Ladies' Automobile. (03976)
WATSON, Major Douglas Home, O.B.E, 6. 23 March,
1878 ; s. of A. 0. Watson, of Edinburgh ; to. Jean Armour,
d. of S. D. Black, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Edinburgh. Princi
pal Clerk, Ministry of Pensions. War Work : Adjutant 2/5th
Royal Scots; D.A.A.G. War Office; Regional Recorder,
Ministry of National Service, London and South-Eastern Region.
Address : 3. Gloucester Place, Edinburgh. Club : Scottish
Arts (Edinburgh). " (03977)
WATSON, Capt. Earl BasU Kenmure, M.B.E, 6. 22 Aug
1882; s. of James Watson, of 35, Duke Street, Hamilton
Canada; m. Marie Laure, d. of EmUe Hauzer, of Verviers,
Belgium. Educ. : Trinitv Coll, Port Hope, Ontario. P.P.C
L.I. Regiment. War Work : Served with P.P.C. L.I. Aug.
1914, to Sept. 1915 ; transferred to 8th London Regt. ; ap
pointed A.P.M. Jan. 1917, and served at areas to above appoint
ment, Etaples, 9th Scottish Division, St. Germain, Mont d'Or,
Paris, Avancourt, TrouviUe, Ostend ; wounded May, 1915.
Address : P.P.C. L.I, Wolseley Barracks, London. Club :
London Hunt, Country. (M4620)
WATSON, Edith Deverell, Mrs., O.B.E.

WATSON, Edith Hay, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 9 July, 1865;
d. of Henry Burrows, of Doe Park, Woolton, Liverpool; m.
John Henry Douglas, s. of John Watson, of Edinburgh. War
Work : Commandant of V.A.D. Kent 18 ; Pembury V.A.D.
Hospital. Add) ess : Broad Oak, Brenchley, Kent. (M9975)
WATSON, Edith Margaret, C.B.E. Private Sec. to
ChanceUor of Exchequer. (C1055)
WATSON, Ernest Ansley, O.B.E, M.Sc, 6. 4 April,
1887 ; s. of Charles J. Watson, of Birmingham ; m. EUzabeth,
d. of James Cotterill, of Coventry. Educ. : Birmingham and
Liverpool Univ. Electrical Engineer. War Work : Technical
Director of M.L. Magneto Synd, Ltd., Coventry, manufacturers
of magnetos, particularly for aeroplane engines ; developed
magnetos for rotary and other aeroplane engines. Address ;
2, St. Andrew's Road, Coventry ; Victoria Works, Coventry. (011567)
WATSON, Eva Gordon, Mrs., M.B.E. ; d. of H. M. Chase,
of Bengal CivU Service. War Work : Organiser of Queen
Mary's Needlework GuUd at St. Andrews, Fife. Address :
The End House, S. Andrews, Fife. Clubs : New Victorian ;
St. Rules. (M4064)
WATSON, Major Evelyn Cyril, O.B.E, 6. 28 April, 1883 ;
s. of Farnel Watson, of Isleworth ; to. Dulce LUian Watson,
d. of W. J. Bush-Salmon, of StanweU. Educ : Uppingham.
Gazetted in the 4th Essex Regt. as a 2nd Lieut. 1899, and in
7th Dragoon Guards, 1902, and served in South African War,
1900-1. War Work: 1914-18, with the 5th Cav. Division
in France. Address : 7th Dragoon Guards (attached Machine
Gun Corps Cav.), Somerset Barracks, Shorncliffe. Club :
Cavalry. (07825)
WATSON, Evelyn Elenor, Mrs., O.B.E.
WATSON, Frank, O.B.B.
WATSON, Frank Pears, O.B.E.
WATSON, Major Forrester Colvin, O.B.E, M.C, 6. 26
July, 1878 ; s. of WUliam Farnell Watson, late of Henfold,
Dorking, Surrey ; m. CecUia, d. of — Grimston, of Earls Coine,
Essex. Educ: Rugby. Major 3rd (K.O.) Hussars, retired
and on the Reserve of Officers (3rd R.O.) Hussars. War Work :
Served in South African War, Feb. 1900-01, Queen's and King's
medals ; Adjutant, 3rd (K.O.) Hussars, went abroad with Regt.
Aug. 1914; Staff Capt, 1st Divisional ArtiUery, Jan. 1916;
D.A.Q.M.G, 3rd Corps, Oct. 1916. Address : The Chantry,
Harlow, Essex. Club : Cavalry. (O5901)
WATSON, Capt. Frederiok Whittaker, M.B.E.
WATSON, Capt. George Leybourne, O.B.E.
WATSON, George Trustram, O.B.B. ^
WATSON, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. George WiUiam,
O.B.E, R.N.
WATSON, GUbert, M.B.E.
WATSON, GwendoUne Isabel, Mrs., M.B.E.
WATSON, Harris, M.B.S.
WATSON, Major-Gen. Sir Harris Davis, K.B.E, C.M.G,
CLE, M.V.O, 9th Ghurka Rifles ; 6. 18 July, 1866 ; s. of late
Gen. Sir John Watson, G.C.B, V.C. Entered Dorset Regt,
1885 ; Captain Indian Army, 1896 ; Major, 1903, Lieut.-Col.
1904 ; Col. 1914 ; served Sikkur Expedition, 1888 ; Chin
Nushai Expedition, 1899-1902 ; China, 1900-1 ; Great War,
1914-18 ; has Order of the Nile, 3rd Class ; extra Equerry to
H.M. the King. Address : Dehra Dun. India. (K272)
WATSON, Henry, O.B.E.
WATSON, Henry, O.B.E. __ „,_„_,
WATSON, Major Henry Angus, C.B.E, R.E. (T.),
fi. 18 Aug. 1863 ; s. of Rev. Wm. Watson, M.A, of Forres,
Scotland ; to. Dorothy Bannerman ; d. of James Ramsay,
M.D, of York. Educ : Privately, Aberdeen, and Edinburgh
Univ. General Superintendent, N.E.R. War Work: Rail
way Transport work for Northern Command. Address : 6,
St. George's Place, York. Clubs: Constitutional; Royal
and Ancient Golf. _ , __„„ (0325)
WATSON, Henry Talbot, O.B.E, 6. 1 July, 1866 ; s. of
Charles Watson, of Valparaiso, ChUe. Educ. : Columbia
Coll New York, U.S.A. War Work : Second in command of
British Military Control Bureau, Paris. Address : 25, Avenue
des Champs, Elysees, Paris. Clubs : White's; St James .
(011570)
WATSON, Capt. Horace Cyril, C.B.E, R.N, 6. 1876 ;
s of the Rev. Arthur Watson, of The Grange, West Cowes,
Isle of Wight. Great War, 1914-19, as Navigating Officer
and with Patrol and Ocean Escort (despatches) ; appointed
Capt.-Attendant and King's Harbour Master at. Malta, 1919.
Address : H.M.'s Dockyard, Malta. Clubs : Jumor Army and
Navy ; Royal London Yacht. __.,.., (L _r_?'
WATSON. Rear-Admiral Hugh Dudley Richards, C.B.
OBE M.v!o, 6. 20 April, 1872 ; s. of the Rev. William
Watson, of Saltfleetby, Lincolnshire ; to. Janie Amma sister
of 1st Viscount Cowdray (see Bukke'S Peerage), d .of George
Pearson, of Brickendonbury, Herts. Educ; Llandaff Cathe
dral School, and Naval Educational Establishments. Served
in the Roval Navy between 1885 and 1914 ; amongst other
appointments commanded the first expedition of men-of-war
over the Yangtse river rapids in 1898-1901 ; Naval attach^ to
British Embassy, Berlin, 1910-13. War Work .-• As Captain
Roval Navv, commanded the following stops during the war :
H M ships' " Essex," " Bellerophon," and Canada. Ad
dress : 40, Cadogan Square, London. Clubs : Marlborough ;
Naval and MUitary. _ , _ _^ „ , . - _ ^ . tHlLV
WATSON, Isaac Adolphus Herbert, O.B.E, 6. 1 Sept.
1869- s. of Isaac Watson, of Portsmouth; to. _ Clara, d. of
J Johnson, of Linthorpe, Yorks. Educ : Privately, and

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Bensberg, Germany. Superintendent of Stores and Transport,
H.M. Stationery Office. Address : Dinsdale, South Norwood,
Surrey. (0841)
WATSON, Isabella Clark, M.B.E, V.A.D.
WATSON, Isobel, Mrs., O.B.E.
WATSON, James, M.B.E.
WATSON, James, O.B.E, J.P, D.L, 6. 1848 ; s. of
Thomas Watson, of Dairy, MUlmark, Kirkcudbrightshire ;
to. d. of Thomas Deacon, of Southsea. Educ : Sanguhar
Academy. Retired ; Member of Edinburgh Town Council ;
Chairman, Commission of Public Health Committee. War
Work : Recruiting ; MUitary Tribunal ; Controller and Sec.
of Municipal War Comforts Committee ; Chairman of War
Pensions Local Tribunal (aU voluntary). Address : Abington,
McLaren Road, Edinburgh. Club : Scottish Liberal (Edin
burgh). (011572)
WATSON, Lieut.-Col. James Kiero, CM.G, C.V.O,
C.B.E, D.S.O, s. of the late Major-Gen. .1. K. Watson, late
60th Rifles ; m. Katharine Emelia ; d. of H. C Nisbet, of The
Old House, Wimbledon. Educ. : Clifton CoU, and R.A.M.C,
Sandhurst. Joined King's Royal Rifles, 1885 ; served in
Chin HUls, Burma (medal and clasp) ; attached Egyptian
Army, 1894-99 ; Dongola and Khartoum Expeditions, 1896-99
(despatches, D.S.O, Brevet-Majority, 4th Class Medjidieh and
3rd Class Osmanieh) ; S. African War, 1899-1901 (despatches,
C.M.G.) ; A.D.C. to Lord Kitchener, 1895-1901 ; returned to
Egyptian Army as A.A.G, 1901 ; retired, 1905 ; 1st A.D.C. to
H.H. The Khedive, 1905-14. War Work : D.A.A.G. to France,
1914-15 ; Commandant, Advanced Base, Cape HeUes, 1915
tUl evacuation, Gallipoli ; mUitary attaclto, Egypt, 1915-19 ;
Order of the Sword of Sweden and Legion of Honour. Address:
Gorse Cottage, Fleet, Hants. Club : Naval and MUitary. (C1394)
WATSON, Major James Robert, O.B.B, A.P.D.
WATSON, Major James Taylor, C.B.E,
WATSON, Comm. John, M.B.B, J.P.
WATSON, Major John, O.B.B., R.A.O.C.
WATSON, John, M.B.B, fi. 2 May, 1864; s. of John
Watson, of Shirbura, Oxfordshire. Educ. : Univ. CoU. School.
District Valuer, Inland Revenue Department. War Work :
Aug. 1914, to March, 1917, organised for the southern part of
the Northern Command a Corps of Army Guides as part of the
Territorial Forces, primarily intended to guide the Army to
case of invasion, but employed in anti-aircraft defence and
general intelligence work; March, 1917, to June, 1919, with
permission of Inland Revenue Department acted in an honorary
capacity as Chief Executive Officer to the Yorks, West Riding
Agricultural Executive Committee. (M2614)
WATSON, John Alfred, O.B.E, J.P. ; s. of WUliam Watson,
late of Balsall, Warwickshire ; to. Mary Ann, d. of John Lea,
of Birmingham. Educ. : Privately. County CouncUlor for
Warwickshire, and Chairman for Warwickshire War Pension
Local Committee. War Work : Chairman of Warwickshire
Local War Pension Committee. Address : Chadwick Manor,
Knowle, Warwickshire. (011573)
WATSON, Capt. John Charles, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WATSON, John Henderson, O.B.E.
WATSON, Joseph Thomas, M.B.E, 6. 30 May, 1863 ;
s. of Joseph Watson, of London ; m. Louise Mary, d. of —
Liuscott. Educ. : Ealing. CouncUlor, St. Marylebone Borough
Council ; Hon. Sec. London Playing Fields Society. War
Work : National Service Representative for St. Marylebone ;
organised the feeding of 150 pigs at Zoological Gardens from
house refuse ; organised the collection and salvage of waste
products from house refuse. Clubs : Royal Automobile ;
M.CC ; Edgware Golf ; HuckweU Heath Golf. (M9978)
WATSON, Lieut.-Col. JuUen, O.B.E, M.C, R.B.
WATSON, Major Lewis James Fort, M.B.E.
WATSON, Eng.-Comm. Lewis Jones, O.B.B, R.N.
WATSON, Margaret Jane, Mrs., M.B.E.
WATSON, Marguerite Audrey, Mrs., M.B.E.
WATSON, Maud Edith Eleanor, M.B.E.
WATSON, Mildred Jane Musgrave, M.B.E.
WATSON, Capt. Noel SutcUffe Ogilvy, M.B.E, R E
WATSON, Pamela Ethel, Mrs, M.BE.
WATSON, Lieut. Robert CampbeU, O.B.E, R.N.R.
WATSON, Thomas, M.B.B.
WATSON, 2nd Lieut. Victor Fsevlod, M.B.E, R.G.A.
WATSON, Victor James Carter, M.B.E.
WATSON, WaUace, M.B.E, R.N.R
WATSON, Lieut. WiUiam, M.B.B.
WATSON, Capt. William, M.B.E.
WATSON, Capt. WiUiam Charles, M.B.E.
WATSON, Capt. WUUam Douglas, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.
WATSON, WilUam Elder, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 2 Feb 1866 •
s. of A. R. Watson, of Springlands, Elgin ; m. Mary Evaline,
d. of Lachlan Mackintosh of Old Lodge, Elgin. Educ. :
Elgin Academy. War Work : Appeal Tribunal for Inverness,
Moray, and Nairn Shires. Address : Moray Bank, Elgin.
.WATSON Capt. William F„ O.B.E, 6. 6 Sept. 188°f s]
of F.Hazell Watson, of Hurst House, Woodford Green, Essex ;
S? «'? _Pelanot, d- ot Robert Halfhead, of Beech HaU
Woodford Greer^ Essex. War Work : Active Service at the
Dardanelles, in Egypt, Palestine, and France. (O5902)
WATSON, WilUam George, M.B.B.
WATSON, William Joseph Gabriel, M.B.E
WATSON, WilUam Law, M.B.E.
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WATSON, WiUiam MUne, O.B.E.
WATSON, Lieut. William Robert, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
WATSON, WiUiam WaUace, M.B.B.
WATSON, Alexandra Mary, Mrs. CHALMERS-, C.B.E,
M.D, 6. 1872 ; d. of Auckland Campbell Geddes ; m. Douglas
Chalmers, d. of Walter Watson, M.D. of Midcalder. Educ. :
South Hampstead High School, and Edinburgh Univ. Chair
man, Time and Tide Publishing Co. ; Vice-President, Medical
Women's Federation ; Chairman, Edinburgh Women Citizens
Association ; Member of Committee and Hon. Sec. Edin
burgh Hospital for Women and' Children, Queen Victoria's
JubUee Nurses, Central Committee Scotland, Queen Mary's
Nursing Home, Edinburgh. War Work : Hon. See. Women's
Emergency Corps, Edinburgh ; Organiser and first Chief
Controller, W.A.A.C. Address : 11, Walker Street, Edinburgh
Club : Caledonian Ladies' (Edinburgh). (C73)
WATSON, Sir Charles Gordon GORDON-, K.B.E, C.M.G.,
F.R.CS, 6. 1874 ; s. of the Rev. H. G. Watson, M.A, of The
Wilderness, Woburn Sands, Beds ; to. 1917. Alice Geraldine
Mary, d. of the late C. J. Teevan, of Woodside Court, Croydon.
Educ : St. Mark's, Windsor, and St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Surgeon, St. Bartholomew's Hospital, St. Mark's Hospital,
and St. Andrew's Hospital ; Consulting Surgeon, Metropolitan
Hospital. CivU Surgeon in South African War, 1899-1901;
Hon. previously Temp. Col. A.M.S. War Work : Consulting
Surgeon, B.E.F, France and Italy, 1914-19. Addresses:
82, Harley Street, W. 1 ; Highwood Cottage, Harpsden,
Henley-on-Thames. Clubs : Royal AutomobUe ; Bath. (K275)
WATSON, Charles HERON-, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 1871;
s. of the late Sir Patrick Heron- Watson, of Edinburgh. Educ. :
Edinburgh Academy, and Univ, and Paris. Commissioner to
the Sutherlandshire Boy Scouts. War Work : Scout Com
missioner on Admiralty Coastwatchtog Services, 1914-18.
Address : Achtoduic Lodge, Invershi Sutherlandshire.
Clubs : Caledonian ; University (Edinburgh). (0419)
WATSON, Mildred Jane MUSGRAVE-, M.B.E.; d. ot
the late Capt. Musgrave-Watson, Royal FusUiers. Educ :
Notting Hill High School. Sec. of the PubUcity Committee
of the ChUdren's Country Holidays Fund ; Hon. Sec. of Women's
Advisory Committee of National Savings Committee. War
Work : 1915-16, Sec. Serbian ReUef Fund, received the
Serbian Croix de Misere ; 1916, Sec. to British Women's
Star and Garter Hospital Building Fund ; 1916-20, Head
of Women's Section of National War Savings Committee.
Address : 4. Upper Gloucester Place, N.W. Club : Ladies'
Army and Navy. (M2616)
WATT, Alexander Strahan, C.B.E. Address: 82,
Boundary Road, St. John's Wood, N.W. (C326)
WATT, Charles Frederick, O.B.B, 6. 9 Aug. 1882 ; s. of
Charles Watt, late of 6, Grosvenor Terrace, Glasgow ; m.
Marion GiUies, d. of James C. GiUies, of New York. Educ :
Edinburgh Academy. War Work : Director and Vice-
Piesident of the Wheat Export Co, Inc., New York, U.S.A.,
1916-20, which was the Official Representative and Agent of the
Royal Commission on Wheat SuppUes, London, for the purchase
of Cereals and Cereal products in the United States and Canada ;
Buyer of all Rye and Barley in U.S.A. and Canada. Addresses :
361, Produce Exchange, New York, U.S.A. ; c/o Samuel
Sanday & Co, Holland House, London. Clubs : Flushing
Country (Long Island, U.S.A.) ; Canadian (New York) ; and
British Schools and Universities (New York). (011575)
WATT, Capt. George, M.B.E, 6. 4 Feb. 1851 ; s. of the
late George Watt, ot Aberdeenshire ; to. Jane, d. of Alexander
McLeod, of Stornoway. Educ : Stornoway. Late MercantUe
Marine, and Member of Stornoway School Board; now
Harbour Master at Stornoway. War Work : Employed as
Senior Pilot to the Admiralty on the Stornoway Base. (M9985)
WATT, Lieut. James, M.B.E.
WATT, Capt. John WiUiam, M.B.E.
WATT, Madge Robertson, Mrs., M.B.E.
WATT, Margaret Rose, Mrs, M.B.E, 6. 4 June, 1870 ;
d. of Henry Robertson, K.C, of Collingwood, Canada; m.
Alfred Tennyson, s. of Hugh Watt, M.P, of British Columbia.
Educ. : Privately, and at Univ. of Toronto, Victoria, Canada.
President, Univ. Women's Club, 1912 ; Member Senate Univ.
of British Columbia, 1913-18. War Work : Founded and
1st Chairman, British Columbia War Service Committee, 1914,
for visiting hospitals in England ; Founded Women's Institute
Movement in the British Isles, 1915-17 ; Chief Organiser,
Women's Institutes Board of Agriculture, 1917-19 ; Chairman,
Advisory Board Women's Institutes, Department of Agri
culture, British Columbia, 1910 ; delivered over 1000 addresses
ou increasing food supply. Addresses : Selsey, Melchkin,
Victoria, British Columbia ; c/o Bank of Montreal, London ;
9, Waterloo Place. Clubs : Lyceum ; University Women's
(Victoria, Canada). (M2617)
WATT, Lieut.-Col. Walter Oswald, O.B.B.
WATT, Capt. William Mclver, M.B.E.
WATTERS, John, M.B.E.
WATTERSON, Percy GiU, M.B.E, A.CA, 6. 23 Aug.
1887 ; s. of Robert Watterson, of Leeds. Educ : Leeds.
Chief Accountant, League of Nations. War Work : Finance
and Accounts Manager, Berne (Switzerland), Office of the
Ministry of Munitions. (M9986)
WATTLE WORTH, Capt. James Percy, O.B.E, R.F.A.(T.).
WATTON, Capt. George, M.B.E, R.G.A.
WATTS, Arthur Franois, M.B.E, B.A, 6, 31 Oct. 1872 ;
s. of the Rev. Arthur Watts, L.Th, F.G.S, F.R.G.S, Rector

BIOGRAPHIES.

Weatherili

of Witton GUbert, Durham. Educ. : Durham Grammar
School, and Durham Univ. Assistant Master at Crypt
Grammar School, Gloucester. War Work: Qr.-Mr. of Glos.
60 V.A.D. 1910-15 ; Commandant, Glos. 25 from 1915 ;
Transport Officer, Gloucester City Area, 1914-19 ; Qr.-Mr.
and Hon. Sec. Great Western Hospital, 1914-17 ; County
Commissariat Officer, 1917-19. Addresses : Crypt Grammar
School, Gloucester ; Yew Tree Villa, Tuffley, Gloucester. (M9987)
WATTS, Charles Haynes, M.B.E.
WATTS, Charles Manly, O.B.E.
WATTS, Charlotte Helen, Mrs., M.B.E.
WATTS, Edgar Charles, O.B.E, 6. 3 Oct. 1871 ; s. of
Charles Watts, of Smarden, Kent ; m. Edith Mary, d. of John
Palmer, of Sergeants' Inn. Educ. : Clapham Collegiate School,
and King's CoU. Naval Store Officer under the Admiralty.
War Work : Naval Store Officer, H.M. Dockyard, Sheerness,
1914-15; Chatham, 1915-17; Coal ControUer, Gibraltar,
1917-19. Address: H.M. Dockyard, Devonport. (0844)
WATTS, EmUy, Mrs., M.B.E.
WATTS, Capt. Franois Mapleton Iremonger, M.B.E.
fi. 1 July. 1895 ; s. of Francis Watts, of Laureston Lodge,
JJewton Abbot, S. Devon. Educ. : Newton CoU, Newton
Abbot, and R.M.C, Sandhurst. Solicitor. War Work : Served
abroad with Worcestershire Regt, 1915 ; wounded ; seconded
to R.F.C, and served overseas with 24th Squadron, 1916 ;
Mesopotamia, 1918-19. Address : Laureston Lodge, Newton
Abbot, S. Devon. (M6084)
WATTS, Henry Charles, M.B.E, D.Sc, fi. 5 Feb. 1892 ;
s. of C. F. Watts, of Bristol. Educ. : Bristol Univ. Director,
OgUvie and Partners, Consulting Aeronautical Engineers.
War Work : Head of Propeller Designs Branch, Air Ministry.
Address : Gwdyr Chambers, 104, High Holborn, W.C. 1.
(M1071)
WATTS, Hugh Edmund, M.B.E, Ph.D., B.Sc, F.I.C,
F.C.S, fi. 5 Dec. 1888 ; s. of Thomas William Watts, of
Gordon House, Hutton, Essex. Educ. : Mercers' School ;
King's CoU, London ; Univ. of Zurich. Sec. to the Factories
Branch of the Department of Explosives SuppUes, and to the
Gretna- Waltham Abbey Committee ; Technical Adviser to
Major-Gen. Sir F. R. Bingham, K.C.M.G, C.B, of the
MUitary Inter-AUied Commission of Control, BerUn, with
rank of Lieut.-Col. War Work : Sec. to the Factories Branch
of the Department of Explosives SuppUes. Address : Gordon
House, Hutton, Essex. Clubs : Royal Societies' ; Chemical
Industry ; Univ. of London. (M9990)
WATTS, Lieut.-Col. Humphrey, O.B.E, T.D, B.A,
b. 15 Sept. 1880; s. of James Watts, of Abney HaU,
Cheadle, Cheshire ; m. Gladys Mary, d. of Sir Edward Parkes,
M.P, of Edgbaston, Birmingham. Educ. : Brasenose Coll,
Oxford. Merchant. War Work : Went to France Feb. 1915,
with 5th (Earl of Chester's) Batt, the Cheshire Regt. ; in
valided home and held various appointments connected with
Musketry and Lewis Gun instruction. Address : Haslington
HaU, N. Crewe. Club : Isthmian. (07828)
WATTS, Major John Hunter, O.B.E., R.A.S.C
WATTS, Lieut.-Col. Luther, O.B.E, V.D, fi. 6 Oct. 1861 ;
s.of Alderman W. H. Watts, J.P, C.C, late Lord Mayor of
Liverpool; m. Bertha, d. of T. E. Priest, of Liverpool.
Educ. : Liverpool Institute. War Work : O.C l/9th Batt.
King's Liverpool Regt. ; served with 1st and 2nd Army in
Jftance; Town Major and District Commandant, St. Pol,
from June, 1917, to June, 1919 ; has British and AlUed War
Medals, Edward VII. and George V. Coronation Medals,
Volunteer Officers' Decoration and Long Service Medal,
lemtorial Force Medal. Address : Sinhala, Aughton, Ormskirk,
Lancashire. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (05904)
WATTS, Mary Manning, M.B.E. ; d. of the late William
Manning Watts, of Belsize Park, Hampstead, London. Educ. :
¦ravately. War Work: Jotot organiser of Belgian Hostel
and Club, from Sept. 1914, to July, 1915, and of Hampstead
War Hospital Supply Depot, July, 1915, to March, 1919.
Address : 1, Compayne Gardens, Hampstead, N.W. (M9991)
WATTS, Patterson, O.B.E.
WATTS, PhiUp James, O.B.E, M.I.E.E, 6. 4 AprU,
W« ; s. of James Watts, of Orlingbury Rectory, Northants ;
m. Isabella Fox, d. of Archibald Kitchin, of Whitehaven.
educ. : King's School, Canterbury, and Faraday House,
«?naon. Electrical Engineer under the Admiralty. War
a iln cnarge of the Electrical Department of H.M. Dock
yard, Sheerness. Address : 4, Naval Terrace, Sheerness.
,„.„. (01576)
WATTS, Major Roger John, O.B.E.
WAUCHOPE, Lieut. David, M.B.E.
WAUCHOPE, Jean Mary, Mrs., CB.E.; to. Gen.
Wauchope, of Niddrie, C.B, C.M.G. (who died). War Work :
president for Midlothian Soldiers' and Sailors' FamiUes
Association; Lady President, Midlothian Y.M.C.A.; Edin
burgh Executive Red Cross; Chairman, Siberton Local
pensions ; Council Y.W.C.A. Addresses : Niddrie, Marischal,
braigmUlar Midlothian ; The HaU, Yetham, Kelso. (C3031)
WAUCHOPE, Robert Stuart, O.B.E.
WATJGH, AUred Charles, M.B.E, R.N.
WAUGH, Walter Charles, M.B.E, 6. 6 March, 1884 ;
*¦ of Walter Waugh, of ChigweU Hall, ChigweU, Essex. Educ. :
forest School and abroad. Partner of Walter Waugh & Co,
uiemical Merchants and Manufacturers. War Work : Section
wrector, Mineral Oil Production Dept. of the Ministry of
munitions ; Chiefly responsible for aUocating supplies of home

produced oils for the Admiralty. Addresses : ChigweU Hall,
Essex; 4, Lloyds Avenue, London, E.C 3. Club : Royal
Automobile. (M 99921
WAV, Effie, Mrs., M.B.E. ' '
WAVERTREE, Sophie Florence Nothrop, Lady, C.B.E.,
a. of Algernon Thomas Brinsley Sheridan, D.L, of Frampton
Court, Dorset ; to. William Hall Walker, 1st Baron Wavertree
(see Burke's Peerage) ; s. of Sir Andrew Barclay Walker, 1st
Bart, of Gateacre. Addresses : Horlsey Hall, Gresford, Denbigh
shire ; Sandy Brow, Tarporley, Cheshire ; Sussex Lodge,
Regent's Park, N.W. (C661)
WAVISH, Samuel John, O.B.E.
W\WN, Dominique, O.B.E, 6. 29 July, 1871; s. of
Middlemost Wawn, of Sunderland ; m. Eileen, d. of Capt. F.
Crohan, of Indian Army. Educ. : Ncuwied, Germany. War
Work : On Staff of Controller-General of Merchant Shipping
as Chief Inspector for all North East Coast shipbuilding yards
and engine and boiler works. Address : Cleadon Tower,
near Sunderland. Club : Sunderland. (011577)
WAY, Albert Edward, M.B.B, R.N.
WAY, Capt. Arthur, M.B.B, fi. 1848 ; s. of W. B. Jennings
Way ; m. Ellen, d. of — Bee, of Lancaster. Educ. : Beam-
shaw Academy, New Forest. Extra Master to the Mercantile
Marine. War Work : Master of Transport " Gregynog 673 " ;
served throughout the war. Address .- 8, Sandbourne Road,
Poole, Dorset. Club : Liberal, Sunderland. (M4066)
WAY, Lieut.-Col. Bromley G. V., C.B.E, M.V.O, 6.
30 Nov. 1873 ; cs. of the late Rev. Bromley Way. Educ. :
WelUngton Coll, and New Coll, Oxford. Gazetted, 2nd Batt.
the Sherwood Foresters, 1896 ; promoted Capt. 1900 ; Major,
1915; Brevet Lieut.-Col, 1918 ; Adjutant, 2nd Batt, 1904-7 ;
A.D.C to G.O.C. in Command Aldershot Command, 1907-10 ;
A.M.S, Aldershot Command, 1910-12 ; Assistant Director of
Movements, War Office, 1918-20 ; served with 2nd Batt.
Tirah Expedition, 1897 (Indian Frontier Medal) ; S. Africa,
with Mounted Infantry, 1900-1 (Queen's S. African Medal) ;
France, 1914 (1914 Star, British and Victory Medals), Legion
of Honour (Croix d'Officier), 1918, Crown of Belgium (Croix
d'Officier), 1919. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co. Clubs :
Naval and MiUtary ; Boodle's. (C1808)
WAY, Edith, Caroline, Mrs., M.B.B, 6. 8 Oct. 1^71 ;
d. of Surgeon-Major John Mennie, of Bombay Medical Service ;
m. Theodore Alban Henry, I.C.S, s. of Dr. F. W. Way, of
Southsea. Educ. : Southsea. War Work : Sec. St. John
Ambulance Association, Red Cross work, Naini Tal. United
Provinces, India; twice mentioned in gazette of India.
Address : c/o T. A. H. Way, Indian Civil Service, United
Provinces, India. Agents : Messrs. H. S. King & Co, 9, Pall
MaU, London, S.W. (M6269)
WAY, Lieut. Francis Robert, O.B.B, R.A.S.C, (T.).
WAY, Lieut. John Dover, M.B.B.
WAY, Philip Greville Hugh, M.B.B, fi. 15 April, 1865 ;
s. of the Rev. John Hugh Way, of Henbury ; to. Dorothy
Constance, d. of C C Cave, of 13, Cranley Gardens. War
Work : Organising Sec. War Savings Association for Lines,
and Vice-Chairman for Horticultural Sub-Committee, Kesteven,
Lines. Address : Merriott House, Merriott, Crewkerne, Som.
(M4067)
WAY, Coram. Robert Lewis, O.B.B., R.N.
WAYLEN, Capt. Donald Campbell, M.B.E. R.A.F.
WAYMAN, Lieut.-Col. Henry Holdsworth, O.B.B, D.L,
6. 1876 ; 2nd s. of WilUam Henry Wayman, of Halifax. Educ. :
Edinburgh and Bonn. War Work : Served in S. Africa,
1899-1902 (Mounted Infantry ; despatches), and in Great War
in France, 1915-17 (despatches) ; Commanded 3rd Batt. West
Riding Regt, 1910-17. Address : South Field, Halifax,
Yorks. Clubs : Bucks ; Junior United Service. (08967)
WAYMAN, Lieut.-Col. Myers, O.B.E, F.S.S,, F.I.S.A. ; s.
of Myers Wayman, of Valebrooke, Sunderland, and Egglestone,
Yorks ; to. Margaret Winifred, d. of WilUam Bland, of Shildon,
Durham. Educ. : Sunderland, and Christ's Coll, Cambridge.
Director of Appointments Department, Ministry of Labour ;
Member of a large number of CouncUs, Boards, and Committees
in connection with education and resettlement. War Work :
Lieut.-Col. H.M. Forces ; War Service, 1914-19, Durham
Light Infantry ; seriously wounded, Armentieres, 1916.
Address : Wetherby, Yorks. Clubs .- Rotary (Leeds) ;
Services (Sheffield). (03979)
WAYNE, Francis Herman Milford, O.B.E, M.A, 6.
14 July, 1803 ; s. of the late Col. Herman Wayne, J.P, of
Tickwood Hall, Much Wenlock ; to. Charlotte Isabella Blanche,
d. of the late Sir George Kinloch, Bart, of Kinloch, Meigle,
N B Educ. : Rugby and Cambridge. Assistant County
Director British Red Cross Society, East Sussex. War Work :
Hon. Agent for Food SuppUes, British Red Cross Society,
Sussex. Address : Campfield, Battle, Sussex. Club : Wind
ham. (011578)
WAYNE, Capt. Frederiok WilUam, O.B.B.
WEAKFORD, Charles Frederick, M.B.E.
WEAKNER, John Johnson, M.B.E.
WEALE, Eng.-Lieut. Henry Searle, O.B.E, R.N.
WEATHERALL, Capt. Nigel Edward, O.B.E.
WEATHERHEAD, Adam, M.B.E. Shipbuilder;
Managing Director, W. Harkess and Son, Ltd. War Work :
Superintendent of Special Constabulary ; carried out important
work for the Admiralty. Address : The Moorings, Cornfield
Road, Middlesbrough. Club : Cleveland. (M1072)
WEATHERHEAD, Robert, O.B.B, B.A, R.N.
WEATHERILL, Henry, O.B.E.

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Weaver

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

WEAVER, Alexander Charles, M.B.B.
WEAVER, Arthur John, M.B.B, J.P, 6. 13 Feb. 1863 ;
s. of Arthur Weaver, of WalsaU ; m. Mary Jane, d. of Samuel
White, of WalsaU. Educ. : Queen Mary's Grammar School,
WalsaU. Magistrate ; Member of Advisory Committee to
Wolverhampton Borough Justices ; Vice-Chairman, Labour
Employment Committee, Vice-Chairman, Food Committee ;
President, Wolverhampton Trades and Labour CouncU ;
active worker in Sunday Morning Adult School Movement.
War Work : Served on Advisory Committee to Military
Tribunal ; Member of Soldiers' and Sailors' Disablement
Committee. Address : 12, Baby Street, Wolverhampton. (M9994)
WEAVER, Capt. Charles Henry, M.B.B, 6. 1 Jan. 1888.
War Work : Served with Red Cross, Alexandria, 1915 and
Mesopotamia, 1916-19, as Assistant Commissioner. Address :
Boxmoor, Herts. (M2620)
WEAVER, Frederick WiUiam Herron, O.B.E.
WEAVER, Gertrude Cleave, Mrs, M.B.E, fi. 20 Oct.
1881 ; d. of Harry Westbrook, of Binfield, Berkshire ; m.
William Henry Weaver, of the International Labour Office,
Geneva. Educ : North Dulwich. Civil Servant, Adminis
trative Officer of the International Labour Office, League of
Nations, Geneva, formerly Assistant Inspector in National
Health Insurance Commission. War Work : Woman Chief of
Staff in (Enemy) Prisoners of War Information Bureau ; Staff
of 400 women speaking practically every European and many
Oriental languages. Address : International Labour Office
(Bureau International du Travail), Geneva. Club : 1917. (M2627)
WEAVER, Henry, M.B.E.
WEAVER, Capt. John, M.B.E, 6. 18 Sept. 1867 ; s. of
William Weaver, of Lewes, Sussex ; m. Margaret, d. of Cornelius
Conning, of Isle of Whithorn. Edue. : Privately. Master,
both Sailing and Steam ; Master of Cruising Yacht. War
Work : Deputy Head Coast Watcher, Headquarters, Whitefield
Road, Govan ; Official District, Wigtownshire Coast from
Glasserton to Dinnans Head. Address : Harbour House, Isle
of Whithorn, Wigtownshire, N.B. (M9996)
WEAVER, John Henry, CB.E. ; s. of John Weaver,
of Doncaster. Ch. Censor for Union of S. Africa and Imperial
Dep. Ch. Censor for S. Africa during Great War. Address :
Pretoria, Transvaal. (C762)
WEAVER, Sir Lawrence, K.B.E, F.S.A, Hon. A.R.I.B.A,
fi. 2 July, 1876 ; s. of W. F. Weaver ; m. Kathleen, d. of the
late Major-Gen. E. T. W. Purcell, R.A. Educ. : Clifton CoU.
Director-General, Land and SuppUes Dept, and Second
Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries ; Chair
man, National Institute of Agricultural Botany ; Hon. Treas.
Housing Association for Officers' Families. War Work :
Anti-Aircraft Corps, R.N.V.R, 1915-17 ; Controller of Sup
plies, Food Production Dept, 1917-18. Address: 38,Hamilton
Terrace, N.W. 8. Clubs : Reform ; Farmers'. (K439)
WEAVER, Percy WUlian, M.B.E, 6. 6 Nov. 1882 ; s. oi
Henry Weaver, M.B.E, of Stourport, Worcs. (late Station
Supt, G. W. Rly, Paddington). Euuc : Newbury and
Reading. RaUway Traffic Officer ; Assistant Goods Manager,
Egyptian State RaUways, Cairo. War Work : Supervision of
MUitary Railway Traffic on the Egyptian State Railways at
various points, particularly at Kantara West station. Ad
dress : Helmieh, near Cairo, Egypt. Clubs : Constitutional ;
Turf (Cairo) ; Union (Alexandria). (M1148)
WEBB, Arthur George, M.B.E.
WEBB, Col. Sir Arthur Lisle Ambrose, K.B.E, C.B.
CM.G, fi. 19 July, 1871 Lieut. R.A.M.C, 1899; Capt,
1902 ; Major, 1911 ; Lieut.-Col. 1914 ; served S. Africa,
1899-1902 (Queen's Medal, 5 clasps ; King's Medal, 2 clasps) ;
Great War, 1914-18 ; mentioned in despatches ; Director-
General A.M.S. (K470)
WEBB, Benjamin, M.B.E, R.E.
WEBB, Cecil Dunstan, O.B.E.
WEBB, Lieut. CyrU Charles WiUiam, M.B.B, R.A.S.C.
WEBB, Major Edward Clive, O.B.E, F.R.CV.S, 6
8 March, 1881 ; s. of Edward Samuel Webb, of Brighton •
m. Edith, d. of — Lewis. Educ : Privately, and Royal
Veterinary Coll. R.A.V.C War Work: 1914, Sudan
(Egyptian Army) ; 1915, M.E.F, Cairo ; 1915-16, D.A.D.V S ,
36th (Ulster) Div, France ; 1916-18, No. 1 Convalescent Horse
Depot; No. 24 Veterinary Hospital, France. Club : Junior
Naval and Military. (01987)
WEBB, Ella Gertrude Amy, Mrs, M.B.E, M.D , fi
16 Oct. 1877 ; d. of Charles T. Ovenden, Dean of St. Patrick's
Cathedral, DubUn ; m. George, F.T.CD, s. of Randolph Webb
Surgeon-General, R.A.M.C. Educ. : Queen's Coll, Harley
Street ; Royal Univ, Dublin ; Berlin : Vienna. Anesthetist
and Physician to charge of out-patient department for children,
Adelaide Hospital, DubUn; Physician to St. Ultan's Infant
Hospital. War Work : Organisation of St. John Ambulance
Brigade m Ireland, as Lady District Supt, No. 12 (Irish)
District; Member of Joint War Committee Hospitals. Ad
dress : 20, Hatch Street, DubUn. (M1073)
WEBB, Frank Hart, M.B.E. uvuu^i
¦d . ,??B;JLieut-"Co1- Frederick Edward Apthorpe, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. (T.).
WEBB, Frederick James, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 20 Aug. 1871 ;
s. of Joseph Webb, of Wells, Somerset; m. Gertrude Marie
Louise, d. of Edward Garrett, of Sherborne, Dorset. Educ. :
Blue Schools, Wells, Somerset. Accountant and Valuer-
Director ol several companies; Councillor for Borough of

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Bournemouth ; Past High Chief Ranger, Ancient Order of
Foresters Friendly Society. War Work : Chairman of Bourne
mouth War Savings Control Committee, First Victory War
Loan Committee, Food Control Propaganda and Statutory
Committees (resigned), War Pensions Statutory Committee.
and Member of various committees doing voluntary war work
Addresses : 1, Yelverton Road, Bournemouth ; Glencoe'
Branksome Park, Bournemouth. (011579)'
WEBB, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Frederick John, M.B.E
WEBB, Lieut.-Col. George Richard, M.B.E, V.D.
WEBB, Major. G. R. H., O.B.E, R.E.
WEBB, George William Cutler, O.B.B.
WEBB, Gladys Vivien, M.B.E, Q.M.A.A.C.
WEBB, Harry James, CB.E. A Member of Roy. Corps
cf Naval Constructors ; Ch. Constructor and Sup, Dockyard
Branch, Controllers' Depart, Adrniralty. Address : Admiraltv
Whitehall, S.W. (0328)
WEBB, Major Henry Smith, M.B.E, fi. 25 Nov. 1845 ;
s. of James Webb, of Deptford, Kent ; to. Jane, d. of w!
Sharman, of Maidstone, Kent. Educ. : Morden House'
Greenwich, Kent. Quartermaster (ret.), R.A.M.C. War
Work : Did duty at Base Depot Medical Stores, Bristol
Sept. 1914 ; transferred to MiUtary Hospital, Bethnal Green)
London, AprU, 1915. Address : 15, Lansdowne Road, Seven
Kings, Ilford. (M5716)
WEBB, Herbert Stephen, M.B.E.
WEBB, Capt. Hugh Edwin, M.B.B, R.E.
WEBB, Comm. John Henry, O.B.E, R.N.R, fi. 26 May,
1871 ; s. of Richard Webb, of Dunderrow, Ktogsale, Co. Cork;
m. Kathleen Henrietta, d. of John McClean Thompson, of Dublin.
Educ. : Banden, Co. Cork. Harbour Master and Pilot Super
intendent, Dublin ; Commissioner of Irish Lights. War Work :
Assisted in embarkation of troops to and from Dublin ; salvage
of torpedoed vessels, also services rendered during Irish
RebeUion ; mentioned in despatches. Address : St. Dominico,
Castle Avenue, Contarf, Dublin. (011571)
WEBB, Capt. John Montague, O.B.B.
WEBB, Major John Robert Douglas, O.B.E, I.M.S.
WEBB, Paymaster-Lieut. Lancelot Vere, O.B.E, R.N.
WEBB, Sir Montagu de Pomeroy, Knt. Bach, CLE,
C.B.E, fi. 1869; s. of W. W. Webb, soUcitor of Bristol and
London ; to. 1 908, Catharine Frances, d. of Col. Frederick
Charles Wood Rideout, Indian Army. 'Sometime Chairman of
Karachi Chamber of Commerce ; Additional Member of
Bombay Legislative Council ; is Founder of the War League
of India. Address : Karachi, India. (C352)
WEBB, Percy Henry, M.B.E, F.R.N.S, fi. 22 Dec. 1856;
s. of WilUam Webb, of The Welches, Bentley, Hants ; m. Sarah
Jane, d. of Frederic Andrews, of Cox Bridge, Farnham, Surrey.
Educ. : Marlborough. Clerk of the Walton-upon-Thames
Urban District Council ; Vestry Clerk of Walton-upon-Thames ;
Clerk of Walton and Weybridge Old Age Pension Committee ;
Hon. Treas. of the Royal Numismatic Society. War Work :
Member (acting as clerk) of Walton-upon-Thames Military
Tribunal ; Hon. Sec. and Hon. Treas. Walton War Pensions
Committee ; Joint Hon. Sec. Walton, Hersham, and Oatlands
National Emergency Committee ; Member of numerous other
committees. Addresses : The Garden, Walton-on- Thames ;
4 & 5, West Smithfield, London, E.C 1. (M9999)
WEBB, Major PhiUp, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
WEBB, PhUip George Lancelot, C.B, C.B.E, M.A,
6. 4 Aug. 1856 ; s. of the Rev. Benjamin Webb, of St. Andrew's,
Well Street, Prebendary of St. Paul's. Educ. : Westminster,
and Christ Church, Oxford. Assistant Comptroller of Patents ;
Hon. Sec. of the Handel Society. War Work : Establishment
Officer in Ministry of Munitions, 1915-16 ; Deputy ControUer
of Petrol, Board of Trade, 1916-19. Address : 12, Lancaster
Gate Terrace, London, W. 2. Clubs : New University ;
Oxford and Cambridge Musical. (C329)
WEBB, Major Robert Edward, O.B.E, 6. 29 Jan. 1875 ;
s. of Major W. Webb, late Black Watch, of Hove ; m. Dulcie,
d. of — Mabert, of Allahabad, India. Educ. : Mercer's CoU,
Limerick. War Work : Served in S. African War, 1900, as
Sergt. in Burma Mounted Infantry ; Great War, 1914-18
(mentioned in despatches). Address : 2nd Battn. York and
Lancs. Regt, Persia. (O2780)
WEBB, Lieut. Sidney George, M.B.E.
WEBB, Stephen Rev. LleweUyn, O.B.B, L.Th. Durh,
6. 7 Aug. 1885 ; s. of the late George Fortescue Webb, M.R.C.S.,
L.S.A. Chaplain to the Forces. Address : c/o. The Chaplain-
General, War Office. (02312)
WEBB, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WEBB, Major William Franois, Richmond, D.S.O,
WEBBE, WilUam Harold, C.B.E, B.A. (Cantab.), fi.
30 Sept. 1885; s. of John. H. Webbe, of Birmingham; m.
Constance Laura Jane, d. of W. A. Harrison, of Birmingham.
Educ. : King Edward's School, Birmingham, and Queen's
Coll, Cambridge. 28th Wrangler, 1907 ; H.M. Inspector of
Schools, 1910-20 ; Ministry of Munitions, 1915-20 ; Merchant
from 1920. War Work : Ministry of Munitions ; Private Sec.
to General Sec, and later to ParUamentary and Financial Sec.
(Rt. Hon. Sir L. Worthington Evans, Bart, M.P.), Controller,
Ferrous Metals and WarUke Stores Section, Disposal Board.
Address : Queen's Park, Caterham, Surrey. Club : Junior
Army and Navy. (C3032)
WEBBER, Amherst, O.B.E.
WEBBER, Major Horace Armine WUUam, C.B.E,
fi. 28 March, 1880 ; s. of the late Felix Hussey Webber, of

BIOGRAPHIES.

Weighell

Swansea; m. Grace Vernon, d. of WilUam Pinder, of British
Columbia. Educ : Eton. Regular Officer, Royal Artillery.
War Work : Served in France. Address : Nether House,
Gaddesbyjieicestershire. Club : Cavalry. (C1137)
WEBBER, Capt. Hubert Arthur Cornwall, O.B.E,
R.M.L.I. WEBBER, Katharine Stanton, M.B.E.
W£8_>nR, Mowbray Frederick Vivian James Arthur,
M.B.E, J.P. Cambs, 6. 25 Nov. 1866 ; s. of Vivian Arthur
Webber, of Ryde, Isle of Wight : to. Amy Affleck, d. of Joseph
Grimond, of Carbet Castle, Droughty Ferry, Kinnettles,
Forfarshire. Educ : Appledencombe, Isle of Wight. Alder
man, Cambs County Council; Chairman of Finance Com
mittee, and of Visiting Committee, Fulbourn Mental Hospital ;
Income and Land Tax Commissioner ; Treas. Cambs and
Isle of Ely Nursing Association. War Work : Commandant,
Sliepreth AuxUiary Hospital, Cambs, 21 beds ; Member of
Advisory Committee, Melbourn Local Tribunal ; 1st Treas.
Cambs War Refugee Committee ; Chairman and Sec. Thepreth
Belgian Refugee Committee. Cfafis ; Royal Automobile ;
Cambridge County. (M10001)
WEBBER, Lieut.-Col. Ralph Gowland, O.B.E.
WEBER, Barbara, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1871 ; d. of John
Eyfe, of Aberdeen ; m. Edward, s. of Frederic Weber, of
London. District Chairman, War Pensions Committee. War
Work : Hon. Organiser, Barnet War Hospital Supply Depot ;
Member of Red Cross, Food Control, and Food Economy
Committees ; Hon. Sec. War Savings Association. Address :
Hadley Bourne, Barnet. (M10002)
WEBLElf, Flora Mary, Mrs., O.B.E.
WEBLEY, Capt. WiUiam Thomas, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WEBSTER, Capt Alexander, M.B.E.
WEBSTER, Arthur Douglas, O.B.E, V.D, M.D, D.Sc,
F.R.C.P. WEBSTER, Sir Augustus Frederick Walpole Edward,
Bart., O.B.E, J.P, 6. 6 Feb. 1864 ; s. of Sir Augustus Frederick
Webster, Bart, of Battle Abbey (see BURKE'S Peerage) ; to.
Mabel (who died), d. of Henry Corsley. Educ. : Eton. War
Wort : Served Reserve Batt. Grenadier Guards, 1914-19.
Address: Battle Abbey, Sussex. Clubs: Guards'; Bachelors';
Authors'. (07833)
WEBSTER, A vice, M.B.E, 6. 30 Oct. 1863 ; d. of the
late Thomas Webster, Q.C, of 2, Pump Court Temple. Educ. :
Notting HUI High School. War Work : Hon. Organising Sec.
of voluntary workers in scheme for quick meals at Coffee
Stalls in Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, under Welfare Supervision
Dept. of the Arsenal, June, 1915, to Jan. 1919. Address : 46,
Brunswick Gardens, Kensington. (M4069)
WEBSTER, Major Charles Robert, O.B.E.
WEBSTER, Lieut. Frank Courts, O.B.E, R.A.O.C
WEBSTER, George, O.B.E, 6. 22 June, 1870 ; s. of
George Webster, of Rochdale ; m. Mary, d. of Joseph Butter-
worth, of Rochdale. Educ. : Privately. General Manager
of Tramways. War Work : Hon. Sec. 1915-16, afterwards
Member of Board of Management, Rochdale Area, Munitions
Board, and Rochdale National Shell Factory ; organised War
Savings in Munition Factories in Rochdale Area, representing
the Ministry of Munitions. Address : 342, Edenfield Road,
Rochdale. (O3980)
WEBSTER, Capt. George Frederick Anderson, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C. WEBSTER, Georgina, M.B.E.
WEBSTER, Capt. Godfrey George, O.B.E, R.N.
WEBSTER, Gustavus WiUiam, M.B.E.
WEBSTER, Major Harold Weatherald, O.B.E, Can.
A.S.C. (M T.)
WEBSTER, James Alexander, M.B.E.
WEBSTER, Capt. John Alexander, C.B.E, M.V.O,
o. 1874; s. of John Webster, Bar.-at-Law, of Southbank,
Newton Aimot ; m. LaUa, d. of the Hon. Mr. Justice Wallace
Graham, of HaUfax, Nova Scotia. Entered R.N. 1887 ; Lieut.
1895 ; Com. 1907 ; Capt. 1914 ; was Navigating Com. of
Indomitable " during Prince of Wales's visit to Canada, 1908 ;
subsequently Naval Assist. Navigation Depart, Admiralty. (C1957)
WEBSTER, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Joseph Henry, M.B.E,
M.C. WEBSTER, Dame May, D.B.E. ; d. of Alfred Whitty,
Journalist and Writer ; to. Ben Webster, s. of WUliam Shakes
peare Webster. Educ. : Privately. Actress. War Work :
Chairman, British Women's Hospitals Committee, Three Arts
Women's Employment Fund, Era War Distress Fund, United
suffragists Women's War Club, Theatrical Ladies' Guild, and
Actresses' Franchise League ; worked on Women's Emergency
Corps, and helped to organise many charity entertainments.
Address: 31, Bedford Street, Strand. Clubs : Three Arts;
International Women's Franchise. (D21)
WEBSTER, Lieut. Noel Edwin, O.B.E, M.C.
WEBSTER, Violet Helen, M.B.E.
WEBSTER, WiUiam, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 21 Sept. 1866;
s. of Wm. Webster, of Springbum, Glasgow, and Fraserburgh,
Aberdeenshire ; m. Mary RusseU, d. of Wm. Hughes, of Sprtog-
Onrn, Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow. General Sec. Scottish
Liberal Federation ; Hon. Sec. Scottish Home Rule Council.
war Work : Joint Chief Organiser of Jotot Political Voluntary
Kecruiting Committee; Deputy Commissioner for Scotland
°j National Service Department (Agricultural Section) ;
Member of first Scottish War Savings Committee ; Scottish
War Aims Committee ; and other National work. Clubs :

Scottish Liberal (Edinburgh) ; Glasgow Liberal (Glasgow) ;
National Liberal. (C665)
WEDD, Major Aubrey Pattisson WaUman, O.B.E,
R.E. WEDDERBURN, Alexander Dundas Ogilvy, C.B.E,
K.C, J.P, fi. 7 Aug. 1854 ; s. of James Alexander Wedderburn,
of Auchterhouse, Forfarshire ; to. Mathilde (who died, 1898),
d. of Henry William Segelcke. Educ: Haileybury; Balliol
Coll, Oxford. Recorder of Gravesend, 1897 ; a Bencher
of the Inner Temple, 1908 ; one of the leaders of the Parlia
mentary Bar ; Joint Editor (with the late Sir Edward T. Cook,
K.B.B.) of the Library Edition of Ruskin, 1903-12. War Work :
Worked in the Enquiry for the Wounded and Missing Depart
ment of the Red Cross Society, and was Director of the London
Area of that Department from Jan. 1916, till April, 1919.
Address : 8, Ormonde Gate, Chelsea, S.W. 3 ; The Hoo,
Willtogdon. Sussex. Clubs : Travellers' ; St. Stephen's ;
Society of Dilettanti. (C3033)
WEDDERBURN, Charles David St. Clair, O.B.E.
WEDDERBURN, Henry Kellerman Hamilton, O.B.E.
WEDDERBURN, Robert RoweU. O.B.E.
WEDDERBURN, Ernest MACLAGAN-, O.B.E, W.S,
D.Sc, 6. 3 Feb. 1884; s. of A. S. Maclagan- Wedderburn, of
Pearsie ; m. Mary, d. of the Rev. T. S. Goldie, of Granton.
Educ : Edinburgh Univ. Member of firm of Carment,
Wedderburn, and Watson, W.S, Edinburgh ; Hon. Sec.
Scottish Meteorological Society. War Work : Meteorologist
attached to Headquarters at GaUipoli and Salonica ; thereafter
Assistant Supt. of Experiments, Shoeburyness. Address :
6, Succoth Gardens, Edinburgh. Clubs: Caledonian; Cale
donian U.S. (Edinburgh). (03981)
WEDDERSPOON, Lieut. Arthur Alexander, M.B.E,
WEDGWOOD, Mary Euphrazia, M.B.E.; d. of Godfrey
Wedgwood, of Idlerocks, Stone, Staffs. Educ. : St. Leonards
School, St. Andrews. War Work : V.A.D, Mrs. Watkin's
Canteens for the Italian wounded on the Isonzo Front ;
British soldiers' clubs in the forward area of the Italian Expe
ditionary Force ; awarded Italian Military Cross. Addresses :
120, St. James' Court, London, S.W. 1 ; Idlerocks, Stone,
Staffs. Club: Albemarle. (M10004)
WEDLAKE, John, M.B.E.
WEEDALL, John, M.B.E.
WEEKES, Capt. Henry Holman, O.B.E, M.D, M.R.C.S.
(Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 1868 ; s. of Henry Weekes, J.P,
CA, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Edin.), of Mansion House,
Old Brompton. Kent ; to. Constance, d. of Sir Francis Hicks,
J P, D.L, of Oakfield, Streatham HiU, London. Educ. :
Eastbourne Coll. ; Epsom Coll. ; Univ. Coll. Hospital, London.
Late Physician to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Rochester.
War Work : Commanding Officer to MiUtary Ambulance
Trains in England and France, for 4 years ; Examining
Recruits during the first 5 months of war. Address : West
Hill, Ottery St. Mary, Devon. (°78J,5>
WEEKES, Lieut.-Col. Henry Wilson, D.S.O, O.B.E,
6 1870 ¦ s of the late Rev. W. J. Weekes. Entered R.E.
1888 ¦ Major, 1907 ; Lieut.-Col. 1915 ; served in Chitral
ReUef Force, 1895 (medal with clasp) ; Great War, 1915-19
(despatches twice). (O3202)
WEEKS, Major Harold Ernest, O.B.E.
WEEKS, Percy Frank, M.B.E, fi. 9 Oct. 1871 ; s. of
Frank Weeks, of Newport, Isle of Wight ; to. 1st, Eveline Ada
Chapman, 2nd, Ethel Adelaide Farmer. Educ : Newport
Grammar School. War Work : Inspector, Ramsgate Special
Constabulary. Address : 1, Queen Street, Ramsgate. (M10007)
WEGENER, Capt. John Frederiok WiUiam, M.B.E,
Al F
WEGUELIN, Ethel Mary Josephine, Mrs., C.B.E,
6 1862 ¦ d of Thomas Fuller, of 13, Chesterfield Street, May-
fair • to. Arthur Gerald, s. of Thomas M. WegueUn, of 44,
Grosvenor Gardens, S.W. Educ. : Privately. Lady of Grace
of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. War Work:
Organiser and Hon. Sec. of War Hospital Supply Depots,
Isle of Wight 1915-17 ; Hon. Organising Sec. Officers' Record
Department Central Prisoners of War Committee, April, 1917.
to March 1919. Address ; 23, Pelham Crescent, S.W. 7.
Club : Ladies' Automobile. . 1°5,°|,4)
WEHNER, Major Arthur Francis Peroival, O.B.E,
R G A 6 15 March, 1883 ; s. of Percival A. H. Wehner, of
Eastbourne ; to. Phyllis, d. of the late Lieut -Col. R. Holyoake,
R A M C Educ. : WelUngton Coll, and Royal MUitary
Arademv War Work: Served with B.E.F, France; In
structor in Gunnery, Central Siege School, Lydd ; 1914 Star ;
G S Medal ¦ Victory Medal. Address : c/o Messrs. Cox & Co,
16, Charing Cross, S.W. 1. Club : Junior Army and Navy (07836)
WEIGALL, Lieut. Graham Selwyn, O.B.E, R.N.R.
WEIGALL, Rachel PrisciUa, M.B.E, fi. 21 Aug. 1879 ;
d of Henry WeigaU, of Southwood House, Ramsgate. War
Work ¦ 4 years' service as Sec. (Aug. 1914, to AprU, 1916),
Quartermaster (April, 1916, to Aug. 1917), and Commandant
(Ana 1917) to Kent 2 V.A.D. Hospital, Ramsgate ; in charge
of Canteen and Medical Huts for Women Workers at Richboro'
Camp Sch, 1918, to Nov. 1918. (M4070)
WEIGALL, Reginald Edward, O.B.B, M.B.
WEIGHELL, Walter, M.B.E, 6. 25 Sept. 1880; s. of
James J WeigheU, of Stocksfield, Northumberland. Educ. :
Newcastle-on-Tyne. Second Division Clerk in Foreign Office,

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Weighill

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

from April, 1899; Assistant Registrar, noreign uaice, ueo.
1920. War Work : In Registry of Foreign Office. Address :
Glenleigh. 285, Abbey Road, Belvedere, Kent. (M1076)
WEIGHILL, Alhce, Mrs., M.B.E.
WEIGHTNMA, Fleet-Surg. AUred Ernest, O.B.E,
R NWEIGHTMAN, Lieut. Reginald, M.B.E, Can. A.S.C
WEINTHAL, Leo, O.B.E.; Chevalier of the Order of the
Crown of Belgium.
WEIR, Lieut. David Alexander, M.B.E.
WEIR, Edith Margaret Mary, M.B.E. War Work:
Ministry of Munitions ; Foreign Office ; Ministry of Pensions.
\ jxl x u u u y )
WEIR, George Jackson, M.B.E, 6. 6 July, 1882 ; s. of
Walter Weir Merchant, of Glasgow ; to. Marguerite Isabella
(who died), d. of Henry Moncrieffe Guthrie, of Perth, Scotland.
Educ ¦ Glasgow. Chief Accountant, British Cellulose and
Chemical Manufacturing Co, Ltd, London and Spondon,
Derbyshire War Work : Joined special costing staff of Mimstry
of Munitions of War in Sept. 1915, from Nobel's Explosives Co,
Ltd Glasgow ; Director of National Factories' Cost Statistics
till Jan. 1920. Address : Hermiston, Stepps, Lanarkshire.
WEIR, Brig.-Gen. James George, CM.G, C.B.E, fi.
1862 Is Lieut.-Col. R.F.A. ; T. Brig.-Gen. ; served in Great
War, 1914-19 (Order ot Crown of Italy, Legion of Honour). (C1910)
WEIR, Lieut. John, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
WEIR, Lieut. Col. Peter, O.B.E, fi. 4 Oct. 1892 ; s. of
the late J. W. A. Weir, I.C.S, of Sulby, Isle of Man ; to.
Margaret Isobel, d. of the late Francis Robinson Watson, of
the Bank of Madras. Educ. : Cheltenham CoU. ; Wadham
Coll Oxford. Settler, Kenya Colony. War Work : R.A.S.C,
France, 1914-16, with Indian and British Cavalry; 1917-19,
Mesopotamia and Persia ; subsequently commanding No. 5
MT Column (mentioned in despatches). Addresses: Invers-
burg' Nakuru, Kenya Colony ; Sulby, Isle of Man. (04262)
WEIR, Lieut. Robert J, O.B.E, R.N.R.
WEIR, Capt. Robert Yaxley, O.B.E.
WEIR, Major Thomas Duncan, M.B.B, R.E.
WEIR, WilUam Goold, O.B.E, M.I.N.A, fi. March,
1862 • s of James Weir, of Glasgow ; m. Mary Goold, d. of
John' Kerr, of Glasgow. Educ: Glasgow Univ. Engineer
and Boilermaker ; partner in the firm of David Rowan & Co,
who were engaged in work for the Admiralty almost exclusively
during the whole period of the war. Addresses : 190, Niths-
dale Road, Glasgow ; 231, ElUot Street, Glasgow. Club :
Liberal (Glasgow). (0849)
WELBORN, George Coulson, O.B.B.
WELBY, Lieut.-Col. Sir AUred Cholmeley Earle, K.B.E,
J.P. 6. 22 Aug. 1849 ; s. of Sir Glynne Earle Welby, Bart, of
Denton Hall, Grantham (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Alice
Desiree, d. of A. E. Copland Griffiths, of Meadow Bank,
Melksham. Educ : Eton Coll. Lieut.-Col. Commanding
Royal Scots Greys, 1892-96 ; has Order of St. Anne of Russia,
2nd Class and jewelled ; M.P. for Taunton, 1895-1906. War
Work : Sec. Royal Patriotic Fund Corporation ; Acting Sec.
War Pensions Statutory Committee, 1915-16. Addresses :
18, Chester Street, Belgrave Square, S.W. 1 ; The Mill House,
Stowford, Bradford-on-Avon. Clubs : Carlton ; 1900. (K114)
WELCH, George, M.B.B.
WELCH, Joseph Hubbard, M.B.E, fi. 18 Nov. 1873 ;
s. of Joseph Welch, of Laglands. Reigate ; to. Violet Lee, d.
of James Dickson, D.L, of MUtown House, Dungannon. Educ. :
Winchester. War Work : Hon. See. British Red Cross
Society and Order of St. John of Jerusalem for City of Derry
and County of Donegal. Address : Dunruadh, Londonderry.
Clubs - Northern Counties (Londonderry) ; Junior Constitu
tional. (M10011)
WELCH, LiUan Emily, M.B.E.
WELCH, Leiut, Maurice Cleary, M.B.E, Aust. A.O.C
WELCH, Jessie Muriel KEMP-, M.B.E. ; d. of Charles
Durant Kemp-Welch, J.P, D.L, of 2, Porchester Gate, W. 2.
War Work : Commandant of Paddington V.A.D. Orthopedic
Hospital, April, 1916, to July, 1919. Address : 30, St. Mary's
Mansions, W. 2. Club : Ladies' V.A.D. (M4071)
WELCH, John Howard KEMP-, M.B.E, fi. 1881 ; s. of
0. D. Kemp-Welch, J.P, D.L, of Sunningdale. Educ. :
Eton, and Univ. CoU, London. Engineer. War Work :
Superintending production of Mines and Depth Charges.
Address : 20, The Avenue, Beckenham, Kent. (M629)
WELCHMAN, Capt. Godfrey de Vere, O.B.E, R.F.A,
6. 20 Aug. 1894 ; s. of Rev. H. de Vere Welchman, M.A,
of Exeter. Educ. : Cathedral School, Exeter ; Royal Military
Academy. War Work : 1914-19, served in France, Egypt,
Gallipoli, and Mesopotamia ; 3 times mentioned in despatches.
Addresses : R.A. Mess, Bordon, Hants. ; Alphington, Exeter.
(06724)
WELCHMAN, Major Sidney Chaytor, O.B.E, Chevalier
of the Order of Leopold of Belgium.
WELDON, WinUred, Lady, O.B.E. ; d. of the late Col.
Varty Rogers, of Broxmore Park, Hants. ; to. Col. Sir Anthony
Arthur Weldon, 6th Bart, (who died) (see eurke's Peerage).
Organised war work and war collections in Co. KUdare, in the
absence on service of her husband, who was Lord Lieutenant of
the County ; collected considerable sums of money for Queen
Mary's Fund for Women, Red Cross, and for KUdare soloieis
to France and Germany ; organised classes for instruction to
Red Cross duties, and weekly egg collections in Town Hall,

542

Athy ; organised a committee to assist women regarding their
pensions, separation aUowances, and started in Co. KUdare the
system of adopting Prisoners of War in Germany. Address :
KUmorony, Athy, Co. KUdare, Ireland. (011583)
WELFORD, Robert Anthony Ettriok, O.B.E, 6. 15 Sept
1883 ; s. of Robert Welford, of North Hylton, Co. Durham ¦
m. Dorothy Elaine, d. of Joseph Firmingcr, of Aldwick'
Bognor. Educ. : Denstone Coll. Chief Investigation Officer,
Ministry of Munitions, N.W. Area ; Chief ConciUation Officer,
N.W. Area, Wages and Arbitration Dept, Ministry of Labour.
War Work : Settling strikes and labour disputes of aU kinds
Addresses: Littlewood, Warlsey, Lanes.; 77, Shudehill'
Manchester. (01989)
WELLBORNE, Major Cyril de Montfort, O.B.E, LA.
WELLER, Pilot Officer Herbert Humphries, M.B.E.
WELLESLEY, Major Cecil George, O.B.E.
WELLET, Florence Maud, Mrs., M.B.E.
WELLINGS, Major Evelyn Valentine, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WELLINGTON, Lieut. Robert, M.B.E, M.C.
WELLMAN, Francis AUred, O.B.E.
WELLS, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Arthur George, O.B.E.,
D.C.M.. R.A.S.C.
WELLS, Major Charles Alexander, O.B.B.
WELLS, Capt. Charles Edward, M.B.E.
WELLS, FUght-Lieut. Frederiok Kynaston, M.B.E.,
R.A.F. WELLS, Lieut.-Col. Hardy Vesey, CB.E. Lieut.Col.
R.A.F.; served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentionedin despatches). (C1911)
WELLS, Harold Arthur Thompson, M.B.E.
WELLS, Lieut. Henry Bensley, M.B.E, 6. 12 Jan. 1891 ;
s. of Thomas Edward WeUs, of 9, Petersham Terrace, S.W. 7.
Educ. : Winchester, and Magdalen Coll, Oxford. Barrister-
at-Law. War Work : Served to France with 6th London
Bgde, R.F.A, from March, 1915, to July, 1915 ; Gunnery
Instructor in England from Nov. 1915, to July, 1916 ; Eastern
Command Headquarters, from July, 1916, to Oct. 1917 ;
War Office from Oct. 1917, to Jan. 1919. Address : 9, Peters
ham Terrace, London, S.W. 7. Clubs: Junior Carlton;
Vincents (Oxford) ; Leander ; M.C.C. (M5720)
WELLS, James Laurence, O.B.E, fi. 11 Sept. 1877 ; s. of
Jonathan Wells, of Glasgow ; to. Isabella Graham, d. of Gordon
Young, of Glasgow. Educ. : Glasgow. War Work : Deputy
Food Commissioner for Glasgow and West of Scotland Division
of Ministry of Food ; Hon. Sec. Glasgow War Savings Com
mittee ; Hon. Organiser of all Glasgow's War Loan Campaigns.
Address : 90, Marlborough Avenue, BroomhiU, Glasgow.
Club : Constitutional (Glasgow). (03983)
WELLS, Major John Stuart Kerr, C.B.E, 6. 1873 ; s.
of the late Capt. John Wells, of Monaghan, Deland ; m.
Mary Florence, 3rd d. of the late Major C Brenan, of Lifford,
co. Donegal. Hon. Major and Dist. Resident, Nyasaland
Protectorate ; German E. Africa during Great War as Political
Officer. Address : Zomba, Nyasaland. (C742)
WELLS, John Wardle, M.B.E, 6. 18 Aug. 1881 ; s. of
Richard Wells, of Ringshall, Berkhamsted ; m. Fanny, d. of
Francis Rogers, of Lt. Gaddesden, Berkhamsted. Educ. : St.
John's Coll, York. Head Master, Boys' School, Abbots Langley.
War Work : Hon. Sec. Abbots Langley War Savings Association,
and Food Control Sub-Committee ; Special Constable, Herts
Constabulary. Address : School House, Abbotts Langley,
Herts. (M10013)
WELLS, Capt. Joseph Douglas, O.B.E, M.B,R.A. S.C. (T.).
WELLS, Joseph Francis, M.B.E.
WELLS, Capt. Sir Lionel De Lautour, Knt. Bach, C.B,
C.M.G, C.B.E, b. 1859; s. of the late W. S. Wells, of
Bitterne Court, Hants ; m. Ida CaroUne, d. of the late Joseph
Busk, of Codicote Lodge, Welwyn, Herts. Educ. : Chelten
ham. Entered R.N. 1871 ; Lieut. 1881 ; Com. 1892 ; Capt.
(ret.), 1901 ; was Ch. Officer Metropolitan Fire Brig. 1896-1903 ;
Ch. Agent of Conservative Party, 1903-5 ; served during
Egyptian War, 1882 ; DardaneUes, 1915 (despatches, D.S.M.
of U.S.A.). Address: Houghton Lodge, Stockbridge, Hants.
Clubs : United Service ; Royal Naval (Portsmouth). (C920)
WELLS, MUdmay Francis, M.B.E, 6. 31 Dec. 1888 ;
s. of the Rev. H. M. Wells, of 17, Queen's Gate Gardens,
London, S.W. Educ. : Eton. Banker. War Work : Several
appointments in Ministry of Munitions, including that of Sec.
Mineral Resources Development Branch ; Private Sec. to
Rt. Hon. Sir Lancing Worthington Evans, when Parliamentary
Sec, Ministry of Munitions, and subsequently when Minister
of Blockade, and Minister of Pensions. Address : Travellers'
Club, Pall Mall. Clubs : TraveUers' ; Bachelors' ; Savile. (M2624)
WELLS, Muriel Grace, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 25 Aug. 1892;
d. of Josiah Beddow, of Thorverton, Devonshire ; to. Alfred
Waters, s. of Alfred George WeUs, of Osterley Park. Educ :
Chateau de Blanc Pignon, Boulogne. Junior Assistant Ad
ministrator, MobiUsation Directorate, War Office. War Wort :
V.A.D, 1914-15; War Office, 1916-20. Address: 39, Pem
broke Square. Kensington, W. 8. (M3524)
WELLS, Selkirk, M.B.E, 6. 1878 ; s. of Frede ick WeUs,
of Chelmsford ; m. Isabel Frances Barbara, d. of Christopher
WUson, of Rigmaden Park, Westmorland. Late Captain.
Clubs : Bachelors' ; Travellers'. (M2625)
WELLS, Capt. Stanley Walter, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WELLS, Sydney Herbert, C.B.E, fi. 1865. Director-
General of Department of Technical Education, Egyptian
Government. War Work : Director of Civilian Employment

BIOGRAPHIES.

West

for E.E.F, 1918-20 (Egypt and Palestine) ; mentioned In
despatches. Address : Cairo, Egypt. Clubs : Royal Societies' ;
Turf (Cairo). (C1056)
WELLS, Thomas George Raymond, O.B.E, A.C.A,
fi. 11 Sept. 1880 ; s. of WaUace Wells, of Norwioh ; m. Ethel
Blanohe, d. of James Robinson, of London. Educ. : Privately .
Chartered Accountant. War Work : Organised Inspection,
Storage, and Distribution of Meat Supplies to H.M. Forces at
home and abroad. Addresses : Lamb BuUding, Temple ;
Brampton, Huntingdon. CZwfis : National Sporting ; Hunt
ingdon County. (0850)
WELLS, Victor Ernest, M.B.E.
WELLS, WiUiam George, M.B.E.
WELLS, Major Russell Primrose COLLINGS-, D.S.O,
O.B.E, 6. 1882 ; s. of Arthur ColUngs Wells, J.P, of Caddington
HaU, near Dunstable. Educ : Elstree, and Harrow. Major
(ret.), 15th Hussars ; served in Great War, 1914-1 9 (mentioned
in despatches); assumed by deed-poll, 1919, the additional
surname of Collings. Address : Caddington Hall, near
Dunstable. Club : Cavahy. (02949)
WELLS, Capt. Robert Charles OWEN-, M.B.E, M.A,
fi. 20 Dec. 1865 ; s. of Chas. Wells, M.D, of Maidenhead ; m.
Lucy Violet, d. of A. Dulahe, of Maidenhead. Educ. : Epsom
Coll, and Oxford. Barrister-at-Law. War Work : Three
years in Mesopotamia, and Adjutant of Basra and Bagdad
Depot. Address : Castle HU1 Lodge, Maidenhead. (M4939)
WELLS, Capt. Thomas Henry SANDERSON-, M.B.E,
M.D, J.P, 6. 12 March, 1871 ; s. of John Septimus Wells,
of Banbury ; m. Agnes Macpherson, d. of J. Macpherson
Laurie, D.L, J.P, of Weymouth. Educ : All Saints' School,
Bloxham. Surgeon, Princess Christian Hospital, Weymouth.
War Work: Capt, R.A.M.C, Egypt, British Red Cross
Hospital, Bizeh ; Capt. Dorset Volunteer Medical Corps ;
Surgeon, Princess Christian Hospital, and V.A.D. Dorset 38.
Address : 14, Victoria Terrace, Weymouth. Clubs : County
(Weymouth); Royal Automobile. (M10287)
WELMAN, Lieut.-Col. Harvey, O.B.E.
WELMAN, Helen Owen, Mrs., M.B.B.
WELSFORD, Evelyn J, M.B.B, F.L.S, F.R.M.S. ;
_. of Richard Sherring Welsford, of Ceylon. Educ. : Black
heath High School. Research Assistant to Plant Pathology,
Imperial CoU. of Science. War Work : Queen Mary's Army
AuxUiary Corps, as Senior Unit Administrator, Abbeville
Area ; served overseas from AprU, 1917, to Oct. 1919. Club :
Forum. , (M4624)
WELSFORD, Lieut. Herbert Gray, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WELSH, CeoUe CampbeU, Mrs, M.B.E.
WELSH, Major David Thomson, O.B.E.
WELSH, James Frederick, M.B.E,. R.N.
WELSH, John George, M.B.E, R.M.
WEMYSS, Lieut.-Col. John Maurice COLCHESTER-,
WEMYSS, Sir (Maynard) Franois COLCHESTER-,
K.B.E, D.L, J.P, fi. 12 March, 1872 ; s. of Maynard Wil
loughby Colchester- Wemyss, of Westbury Court, Glos ; to.
Maria AUce, d. of the late General Disney Leith, C.B, of Glen-
kindie, ¦Aberdeenshire. Educ. : Eton, and Sandhurst. Served
to Scottish Rifles, 1 890-1903, Lndia, South Africa, and at home ;
Director Gloucester RaUway Carriage and Wagon Works.
War Work: Sec. Glos. Territorial Association. Hon. County
Director, British Red Cross Society, Gloucestershire ; Hon.
Dhector of Food Economy in AuxUiary Military Hospitals,
England and Wales. Address : Ravensworth, Cheltenham.
Cfofis: Caledonian ; Fly Fishers' ; New (Cheltenham). (K441)
WEMYSS, Maynard WUloughby COLCHESTER-,
CB.E, J.P, D.L, 6. 14 Aug. 1846 ; s. of Capt. Francis Wemyss,
Bombay Engineers ; m. Mary Clere, d. of the Rev. B. Newton
Dickenson, Chaplain, India. Educ. : Eton, and Woolwich
Academy. Served in Royal Artillery ; Chairman, Gloucester
shire County Council. War Work : Work connected with the
Gloucestershire County Council ; for three years Honorary
Chief Constable for the County. Address : Westbury Court,
Westbury on-Sevem, N. Newnham, Glos. (C132)
WEMYSS, Major Robert Dunbar SINCLAIR-, O.B.E.
WENCH, Una Margaret Kerry, M.B.E, B.Sc.; d. of
Henry SeUick Wench, of Leamington Spa. Educ. : Leaming
ton High School ; Birmingham Univ. ; Bedford Coll, London
Univ. ; Cambridge Training CoU. Technical Assistant to the
Engineer of the Underground Railways, 1919-20 ; Science
Mistress, Gosport and Alverstoke Secondary School from
1920. War Work : Administrative Assistant in the Priority
Department, Ministry of Munitions, Dec. 1916-18 ; Director
of Food Machinery Sub-section, 1918-19. Addresses : Bedford
House, York Place, Portman Square, W. 1 ; 60, Warwick St.
West, Leamington Spa. (M10014)
WENHAM, Basil EUot, O.B.E.
WENLEY, George Seton Veitoh, M.B.E.
WENN, Lieut. Frederick WUUam, O.B.E, R.N.
WENSLEY, Frederick Porter, M.B.E, 6. 28 March,
1865; s. of George Wensley, Stogumber, Somerset ; m. Laura
Elizabeth, d. of William Martin, of Hadlow, Kent. Detective
Supt. Metropolitan Police, New Scotland Yard, S.W. ; awaided
the King's Police Medal. War Work : Assisted in the investi
gation of the causes of many of the explosions on land and sea ;
effecting the arrest of numerous persons for conspiring to defeat
the MiUtary Service Act ; assisted in the enforcing of tho
Allen Enemies Act, and other similar services. Address :
iAichoIm, 22, Powys Lane, Palmers Green, London, N.
(M18015)

WENTWORTH, Joseph, M.B.E, A.M.I.CE, 5. 23 Nov.
1862 ; s. of Edward Wentworth, of East Leaze, Aldbourne,
WUtshire. Civil Engineer and connected for many years with
the British Gas Light Co. at Hull, Portsea Island Gas Works,
Portsmouth, and Aldershot Gas and Water Co, Aldershot.
War Wor k : Assistant Inspecto r of Gun Ammunition in the
Inspection Department of Woolwich Arsenal and in charge of
the Birmingham Area of that Department in the Empty Fuse
Section. Address : East Leaze, Baydon, R.S.O, Wilts. (M10016)
WENYON, Col. Charles Morley, C.M.G, C.B.E, M.B,
B.Sc. ; s. of the Rev. C Weynon, M.D. Educ. : Univ. Coll,
London. Lieut.-Col. and T. Col. R.A.M.C Address: 7,
Vallance Road, Alexandra Park, Wood Green, N 22. (C1421)
WERNER, Edmund Arthur Robert, O.B.B, B.A, 6.
19 AprU, 1872 ; s. of Robert Werner, of Lee, Kent ; m. Annie
Christian MacRitchie, d. of Robert Kilgour, of Glasgow. Educ. :
Blackheath, and St. John's Coll, Cambridge. H.M. Inspector
of Factories. War Work : Chairman of Standing Joint Com
mittee of Employers and Operatives (for Recruiting), Pottery
Industry, and of Leek Textile Trades ; Hon. Member, Pottery
National Council, and Chairman of Demobilisation Committee.
Addresses : Basford, Stoke-on-Trent ; Town Hall Chambers,
Stoke-on-Trent. (0852)
WESLEY, Major Frank WilUam, O.B.E, M.D, B.S.
(Lond.), 6. 6 Nov. 1869 ; s. of Wm. Hy. Wesley, of R.A.S.,
Burlington House, Piccadilly .London, W. Educ. : University
Coll, London ; Univ. Coll. Hospital. War Work : T. Capt.
in the R.A.M.C. 4_ years ; 4 years' overseas service in Malta,
on Western Front, and with the Rhine Army. Address : 4 ,
Oxford Street, Nottingham. Clubs : Nottingham and Nott
United Services. (05911)
WEST, Major Arthur John, O.B.E, T.D, 6. 12 April,
1873 ; s. of George West, of Beechwood, Dunstable ; m.
Daisy Margaret, d. of Arthur William Larkman, of Kensington.
Educ. : Emanuel School. Managing Director, Cubitt Estates,
Ltd. ; MUitary Member of Surrey Territorial Force Associa
tion from 1919 ; Member of Wandsworth Borough Council
from 1912 ; Hon. Clerk to Lord Lieutenant of Surrey's Magis
terial Advisory Committee from 1911 ; Member 2nd Vol. Batt.
Royal Fusiliers from 1896 to 1901, Surrey (Q.M.R.) Yeomanry,
1901-20. War Work : Surrey (Q.M.R.) Yeomanry in England
Aug. 1914, to May, 1915 ; Staff Appointment, May. 1915, to
July, 1916 (England and France) ; Special Investigation Officer,
Ministry of Munitions, Jiuy, 1916, to Jan. 1917 ; Director in
Ministry of Food, Jan. 1917, to Dec. 1919. Address : 175,
King's Avenue, Clapham Park, S.W. 12. Club : Junior Con
stitutional. (011585,
WEST, Hon. Mrs. Augustus WiUiam, O.B.E.
WEST, Charles, M.B.E.
WEST, Lieut.-Col. Charles James, O.B.E, M.D, R.A.M.C,
6 10 Aug. 1863 ; s. of James West, of Shepton Mallet, Somerset ;
to. Mary Morrison, d. of J. Milling, of Harrogate. Educ. :
King's Coll, London. Doctor of Medicine. War Work :
Four years in Southern Command. Address : Hermitage,
Newbury, Berkshire. (O7840)
WEST, David Coekburn, M.B.E, 6. 5 Oct. 1879 ; s. of
Charles West, of Wallsend ; m. Sarah Ann, d. of WUliam
Robinson, of Barrow-in-Furness. Assistant District Sec,
Rechabites Friendly Society and Approved Society; Hon.
worker in Church and Sunday School and Social Centre work.
War Work : Hon. Sec. from inception of, Wallsend Savings
Committee, responsible for organising the various War Loan
Campaigns, also Food Economy Campaign ; Member of Food
Control and Fuel Committees ; actively connected with local
appeals for War Relief Fund, Queen Mary's Guild, etc. Ad
dress : 16, Rochdale Street, Wallsend-on-Tyne. (M10017)
WEST, Dora, O.B.E. ; d. of Alderman W. H. West, J.P,
of Holbeach. Lines. From 1919, Sec. to the Food Controller, the
Right Hon. C. A. McCurdy, K.C, M.P. War Work : 1916-18,
Sec to Military Representative, County Appeal Tribunal,
Monmouthshire ; Hon. Sec, Monmouthshire Women's Re
cruiting Committee. Address : 21, Lexham Gardens, W. 8.
Club ' Forum (011586)
WEST, Edward, M.B.E, 6. 5 Oct. 1859 ; s. of Edward
West late of New Brompton, Kent ; to. Emma Charlotte,
d of' John Nunn, of Stowmarket, Suffolk. Educ. : Royal
Engineers School, Brompton. Superintendent of " W "
Division Metropolitan Police, Brixton. War Work : In
connection with Aliens, and Air Raids, during the whole period
nf war Address : 90, Helix Road, Brixton, London, S.W. 2.
oi war. auure, (M10018)
WEST, EUen, M.B.E,
WEST Frederick Joseph, C.B.E. Director and General
Manager, West's Gas Improvement Co, Ltd. : a member of
Munitions Board of Management during the Great War. (C3035)
WEST Frederiok William, O.B.B, fi. 21 April, 1860;
s of Thomas West, of Calverton, Bucks. Educ : Privately.
Lecturer on Railway Economics, London and Manchester ;
Chairman of Inter-departmental Government and RaUway
Advisory Committee, Fruit and Vegetables. War Work:
Re-oraanisation of MiUtary and Naval Transport at Boulogne,
1915 • expert adviser to Port and Transit Committee on
manipulation of Shipping Traffic at Ports, 1916 ; directing
hnnrtltoa of war material in the London area during the course
Sf the war Addresses : Hayes Lea, Bromley, Kent ; S.E. & O.
Railway Superintendent's Office, Victoria Station. (011587)
WEST Major George Frederick Parrett, C.B.E, R.E.
WEST George PhiUp, O.B.E, 6. 14 April, 1867 ; s. of

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

the late George West, of GiUingham, Kent ; to. Rose, d. of the
late Frederick Boorman, of New Brompton. Educ: Com
mercial School, New Brompton, and Royal Dockyard School,
Chatham. Director of Archibald RusseU, Ltd, Coalmasters,
Director of other Limited Companies. General Manager, Messrs.
David ColviUe & Sons, Ltd, Glengarnock Works, Scotland,
War Work : Chief Steel Superintendent, for all Steel pro
ducing districts in Great Britain, and served under directions
of Admiralty and Ministry of Munitions. Address: Barrington
House, Beith, Ayrshire, Scotland. (01991)
WEST, James Grey, M.B.E.
WEST, James Hales, M.B.B. 6. 10 Aug. 1862. Super
intendent, MetropoUtan PoUce (retired). War Work : Many
additional phases of poUce work brought about by the War.
Address : 24. Albion Road, Clapham, S.W. 8. (M1079)
WEST, John Edward, O.B.E, 6. 17 June, 1855 ; s. of
Hugh Brookshaw West, of Congleton, Cheshire, and Stoke-on-
Trent ; m. Corinda Dight, d. of Richard Pengelly Almond, of
Newark-on-Trent. Educ. : Stoke-on-Trent. Land Agent.
War Work : Commandant Scopwick House Auxiliary Hospital,
Lincolnshire, 1914-19. Address : Blankney, Lincoln. (011588)
WEST, Leonard Henry, O.B.E, LL.D, C.A., IP, b.
1864 ; s. of Edward Henry West, of Glenrock, Brough, Bast
Yorks. Educ : Privately, and London Univ. Vice-Chairman,
Bucks County Council ; Chairman, Bucks County Insurance
Committee ; President, Mid-Bucks Unionist Association ;
Member of the Central Midwives Board. War Work : Chair
man Bucks War Pensions Committee, and of Agricultural
Executive Committee ; Deputy Chairman Bucks Agricultural
Wages Committee. Address : Quatoton Cottage, Bucks.
Club : Junior Constitutional. (011589)
WEST, Lieut.-Col. Richard Melbourne, O.B.E, D.S.O,
M.D, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P. Served in Great War (mentioned
in despatches). (07841)
WEST, Stanley George Norman, M.B.E, 6. 12 June,
1878 ; s. of the late George Norman West, of Rochester, Kent.
Supervising Clerk, War Office. Served with Imperial Yeomanry
(Rough Riders) in South African War, 1900-1902 ; employed
at War Office during the Great War. Address : Normanhurst,
50, Homefleld Road, Chiswick, W. 4. (M10020)
WEST, Capt. Stewart EUis Lawrence, C.M.G, O.B.E.
WEST, Capt. Thomas Samuel, M.B.E.
WEST, Capt. WiUiam George, M.B.E.
WEST, Lieut. WiUiam Tom, O.B.E, R.N.R.
WEST, Major-Gen. the Hon. Sir Charles John, SACK-
VILLE-, K.B.E, CM.G. ; 6. 10 Aug. 1870 ; s. of Lieut.-Col.
WiUiam Edward Sackville-West ; m. Maude CeciUa, d. of late
Capt. Matthew John Bell, of Bourne Park, Kent (see Burke's
Landed Gentry). Educ: Winchester, andR.M.C Formerly Col.
K.R.R.C. ; British Military Representative on late AUied War
Council, and a Member of the Army Council ; served in Manipur
Expedition 1891 (mentioned in despatches); S. Africa, 1899
as A.D.C. to Gen. the Right Hon. Sir R. H. BuUer, G.C.B,
K.CM.G. (mentioned in despatches). European War 1914-17
(mentioned in despatches). ' (K283)
WESTACOTT, WilUam John Henry, M.B.E, R.N
WESTAWAY, Richard Ernest, O.B.E, J.P.
WESTBROOK, G. L. : see Weaver G. L, Mrs.
WESTBURY, Lieut. Frederiok Newell, O.B.B, R.E.
WESTCAR, Major Charles Henry Beeston PRESCOTT-,
O.B.B, 6. 16 May, 1881 ; s. of Charles WilUam Preseott-
Westcar, of Strode Park, Heme, Kent ; m. Sara Judith, d. of
Major-General W. E. Warrand, R.E, of Westhorpe HaU
Notts. Educ. : WeUington CoU. ; Sandhurst CoU. J.P. for
Kent, 1903 ; late Lieut. 14th Hussars ; Farming and Engineer
ing. War Work : MobUised with Royal East Kent Yeomanry,
1914 ; Staff, 1915-17 ; Tank Corps, 1917 ; Inspector of Guns
1918. Address : Strode Park, Heme, Kent. Club : Orleans' (07594)
WESTCOTT, Lieut.-Col. George, O.B.E
WESTCOTT, Lieut. George Henry, M.B.E, 6. 21 Dec
1888 ; s. of G. C Westcott, of Bristol ; m. Marion, d. of M L
Fry, of Oldlands, near Bristol. Educ. : Bristol. Railway
Carriage Engineer. War Work : Workshops of R.A.S.C (M T )
Address : Montacute ViUa, 25, Ashley Hill, Bristol. (M5722)
WESTCOTT, John RicWd, M.BfE.
WESTELL, Benjamin, M.B.E.
WESTELL, Edgar Lawton, M.B.E.
WESTERN, Lieut. James George, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WESTERN, Col. John Sutton Edward, C.B.E. Col Indian
Army (ret.) ; Waziri Expedition, 1881 ; Hazara Expedition
1888 (despatches, medal with clasp) ; Waziristan Expedition
1894-95 (clasp) ; N.-W. Frontier of India, 1902 ; Great War
1914-19 (despatches). (C1809)
WESTHEAD, Marian Lucy, M.B.E.
WESTLAKE, Frederick Arthur, O.B.E, 6. 10 Feb 1883 ¦
s. of the late Alfred Westlake, of Gloucester ; m. Annie, d of
the late Adam Handyside, of Edinburgh. Civil Servant
War Work: Employment Department, Ministry of Labour'
Address: 36, Blenheim Gardens, WaUington, Surrey (0199-'i
WESTLAKE, John Harold, M.B.E, R jj ey' WW
WESTLAND, John Lowe, M.B E
WESTMACOTT, Charles Babington, 0 B.E
WESTMACOTT, Brig.-Gen. Claude Ber'ners, C.B.E.
T. Brig.-Gen, and an A.D.C ; served in Great War, 1914-19
(mentioned in despatches). rnsim
WESTMACOTT, Col. Frederick Hibbart, CB.E. Lieut -
?q ,k_!?a .™n7-n Ci° ' ?'A'¥-!?- 1T'> ' served in Great War,
1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1346)

WESTMACOTT, Major Herbert Horatio Spencer, O.B.E.
WESTMACOTT, James Richard, M.B.E, fi. 11 Aug.
1856 ; s. of Richard Penton Westmacott, of Newbury ; m.
Marie Teresa, d. of Thomas Spurway. Educ : Privately.
War Work : Special work in a department of the War Office.
Address : 19, DeauviUe Road, Clapham Park, S.W. 4. (M10024)
WESTMACOTT, Major Reginald GranviUe, O.B.E.
WESTMACOTT, Major Thomas Horatio, O.B.E.
WESTMINSTER, the Right Reverend Adam Urias
de Pencier, Bishop of, O.B.E, M.A, D.D, fi. 9 Feb.
1866 ; s. of Peter Theodore de Pencier, of Marlboro', Ontario,
Canada ; m. Nina Fredericka, d. of Fred WeUs, Col. 1st Royals,
Educ. : Trinity CoU, Toronto. War Work : Chaplain, 1915-19.
Address: 1346, PendreU Street, Vancouver, B.C. Club:
Vancouver. (01744)
WESTMINSTER, Constance Edwina (Mrs. Lewis),
Duchess of, C.B.E, d. of late Col. WiUiam CornwaUis-West,
of Ruthin Castle, Co. Denbigh (see Burke's Peerage, de la
West, B.) ; m. 1st, Sir Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor,
G.CV.O, D.S.O, Duke of Westminster (see BUKKE'S Peer
age), from whom she obtained a divorce ; 2nd, Capt. James
Fitzpatrick Lewis, late R.A.F. Address : Annesley Bank,
Lyndhurst, Hants. (C667)
WESTMORE, Lieut.-Com. Henry George Gardiner,
D.S.O, O.B.B, R.N.R. (ret.). Served to Great War, 1914-19
(mentioned in despatches). C9412)
WESTMORLAND, Anthony Mildmay JuUan Jane,
Earl of, C.B.E, 6. 16 Aug. 1859 ; s. of Francis WiUiam Henry,
12th Earl of Westmorland (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. 1st, Lady
Sybil Mary St. Clair-Erskine (who died 1910), d. of 4th Earl
of Rosslyn (see Burke's Peerage) ; 2nd, Catharine Louise, d. of
late Rev. John Samuel Seale. Also holds title of Baron Burg-
hash ; J.P. Northants ; Col. and A.D.C to the King ; Temp.
Lieut.-Col. Special Reserve Lancashire FusiUers ; late com-.
manding 3rd Batt. Northamptonshire Regt. ; and hon. Major
in the Army. Address : Woodstock Park, Sittingbourne,
Kent. Club. : Marlborough. (C836)
WESTMORLAND, Josephine, Mrs., M.B.E.
WESTON, Edith Ivy, M.B.E.; d. of Sidney Cooper
Weston, of Folkestone. Educ : Mount School, York. Town
CouncUlor, Folkestone. War Work: Superintending supply
of food to Belgian refugees and soldiers on Folkestone
Harbour. Address : 32, Sandgate Road, Folkestone. Club :
St. Andrew's House. (M1082)
WESTON, Right Reverend Frank, Bishop of Zanzibar,
O.B.E. : see Zanzibar, Bishop of.
WESTON, Henry Gould, M.B.E.
WESTON, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Salter, C.M.G, O.B.E,
*. 10 Aug. 1867 ; s. of WiUiam Weston, late of Abbey Wood,
Kent. Educ. : Marlborough CoU. Joined 2nd Batt. Man
chester Regt. in 1888 ; served in India, on the Punjab Frontier
with the Malakand Field Force (medal and clasp, and thanks
of Government of India) ; Aden, in Central Africa, with
K.A.R, 1899-1900; Adjutant 3rd Batt. Manchester Regt,
with which he served in South Africa tiU disbanded ; rejoined
2nd Batt. at home ; to Ireland 1909 tiU Aug. 1914, when he
proceeded as 2nd in command with B.E.F. to France. War
Work : Present at Mons and retreat, and many other battles ;
in command of regiment at Wulverghem and Ypres, and on
Somme ; mentioned to despatches ; wounded twice ; raised
and commanded 12th Batt. Bast Lancs Regt, commanded
70th Training Reserve BattaUon, 3rd Batt. Welsh , Regt,
attached Northern Command H.Q. York ; Commandant No. 1
Area P. of War, Eastern Command, tiU Nov. 1919 ; retired.
Address : Elmsgate, Steeple Ashton, Trowbridge, WUts.
Club : Naval and MiUtary. (07844)
WESTON, Robert OgUvy, M.B.B.
WESTROPP, Lieut. John Francis Ralph MASSY-,
M.B.B, 6. 6 April, 1891 ; s. of Col. John Massy-Westropp,
C.M.G, of Doonass, Clonlara, Limerick, Deland ; to. GabrieUe
Evelyn, d. of Col. C A. S. Montgomery, of Fort Royal, Rath-
mullen, Co. Donegal, Ireland. Educ. : Cheltenham CoU.
Princess Victoria's Royal Irish Fusiliers. War Work : France,
Aug. 1914, with 1st R. Irish FusiUers ; retreat from Mons ;
1st and 2nd Battle of Ypres ; wounded Ypres, 1915 ; left for
Salonica, May, 1916 ; remained there with 2nd Batt. R. Dish
Fusiliers, and as A.P.M. Salonica until Armistice; proceeded
Batum, Black Sea, Nov. 1918, as A.P.M. ; left Constantinople,
June, 1919, for home, and posted 2nd Batt. R. Irish FusUiers
at Dover. Addresses : Doonass Clonlara, Limerick, Deland ;
Grand Shaft Barracks, Dover. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (M4810)
WESTROPP, Capt. Riohard Gibbings, O.B.E.
WESTWOOD, WilUam, O.B.E.
WESTWOOD, Andrew, O.B.E.. M.B.
WETHERALL, Major John Andrew Chilton, O.B.E.,
i. 22 March, 1862 ; s. of Capt. John WiUiam Wetherall, of
Geddington Priory, Northamptonshire ; to. Annie Frances,
d. of Major Bannister, of The Warrens, Kelvedon. Educ. :
Privately. Northampton and Rutland MUitia, 1879 ; North
amptonshire Regt. (Regular Army), 1884 ; retired 1903 ; Sec.
to Northamptonshire Territorial Force Association, 1908 ;
South Africa (Queen's Medal, 2 clasps). War Work : Prepara
tion in readiness for war, all works connected with the duties of
a Sec. of Territorial Force, such as mobUisation, recruiting,
clothing, equipping, etc. ; recruiting volunteer units to take
places of Territorial units serving abroad. Address: BUling
Arborns, Moulton, Northampton. (0853)
WETHERALL, Col. William Alexander, C.B.E, J.P,

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Wheeler

D L„ U.S.L. Indian Army, 6. 8 April, 1847 ; s. of the Rev.
j'l, Wetherall, ol Brereton, Staffs; m. Alice Jane, d. of
the Rev. T. Bonney, of Rugeley. Educ. : The Royal Academy,
Gosport ; Royal Mil. Coll, Sandhurst. Member of Territorial
Force Association, Staffs ; Urban District Council, Rugeley.
War Work : County Director, AuxUiary Hospitals, and V.A.D.,
Staffordshire. Address ; 30, Church Street, Rugeley. Club :
Junior United Service. (C3037)
WETHERED, Ernest Handel Cossham. O.B.E, M.A,
LL.B., fi. 18 July, 1878 ; s. of Edward Bestbridge Wethered,
J.P, of Cheltenham, and Totland Bay, I. of W. ; m. Jessie
Marian, d. of the late Rev. Richard Ward, Rural Dean, Vicar
of St. George's, Newcastle, Staffs. Educ. : Cheltenham Coll. ;
Pembroke CoU, Cambridge. Barrister-at-Law ; Member of
Western Circuit, and of Somerset, Bristol, and Bath Sessions ;
an appointed Member of Trade Boards ; Chairman of Court of
Referees for Bristol Kingswood, Bath, and Trowbridge
District. War Work : Chairman of Bristol Local Munitions
Tribunal ; Chairman of Swindon Local Munitions Tribunal ;
Chairman of Court of Referees for Bristol and Swindon
District: Assistant Commissioner (Enforcement of Orders)
S.W. Div. Ministry of Food ; assisted in forming the National
CouncU of the Pottery Industry, the first National Joint
Industrial Council under the Whitley Scheme to be recog
nised by the Government; Chairman of Advisory Wages
Board for Disabled SaUors and Soldiers, for the County
Borough of Bristol; Treas. of the Bristol Association for
Voluntary Organisations ; Associated with the National
Adult School Union, the Workers' Educational Association,
and other Social and Educational work. Addresses : Albion
Chambers, Bristol ; 2, Pump Court, Temple, E.C. ; The
Avenue, CUfton, Bristol. Clubs : Bristol Constitutional ;
Bristol Cavendish. (011592)
WETHERED, Mina Ricketts Sarah EUzabeth, O.B.E,
fi. 1881 ; d. of Edward Bestbridge Wethered, J.P, of Heather-
croft, Totland Bay, I. of W. Educ. : Cheltenham Ladies'
CoU. War Work : Hon. Organising Sec. Voluntary Organisa
tions, Gloucestershire and Bristol. Address : Heathercroft,
Totland Bay, I. of W. Club: NewCenturv. (01994)
WETHERELL, Major WiUiam Edward May, O.B.E,
6. 1 July, 1872 ; s. of Col. R. M. Wetherell, of St. Leonards-on-
Sea; m. Norah Emma Mary, d. of Robert Fitzgerald, of
Lisheen, Co. Tipperary. Educ. : Cheltenham CoUege. Regu
lar Army, Bedfordshire Regt. (retired). War Work : Served
with 7th Division, B.E.F. ; Instructor R.M. CoUege ; Army
Gymnastic Staff. Address : St. Leonard's-on-Sea. (07845)
WETHEY, Paymaster-Lieut. Edwin Howard, O.B.B.
WEYMAN, Major Edward Colpitts, O.B.E.
WHALEY, Francis Henry, M.B.E.
WHALLEY, Frank Douglas, CB.E. Ministry of
Munitions. (C3173)
WHARHIRST, Alfred John, M.B.E, B.A, 6. 1881 ; s. of
John Wharhirst, of Highgate, London ; m. Hannah, d. of
Peter Deuchar, of Thirsk, Yorks. Educ. : Stationers',
Hornsey, N, and Univ. CoU. of Wales, Aberystwyth. Senior
History and Geography Master, Municipal Secondary School,
Lincoln. War Work: Hon. Sec. to Lincoln War Savings
Committee. Address : GranviUe House, Carltoe Road,
Lincoln. (M101027)
WHARTON, Charles Joseph, O.B.E, M.I.E.E, 6. 1857 ;
s. of Rev. C. C Wharton, of Alleslev, nr. Coventry t m. Mary
SybU, d. of James Sandys, M.D, of The Slade, Stroud, Glos,
Educ. : Coventry, Worthing, and privately. Consulting
Engineer. War Work : Deputy Director of Inspection under
War Office and Ministry of Munitions ; Technical Inspection
of shell and gun ammunition generaUy. Addresses : Bursle-
don, Hants ; 44. Bedford Row. London, W.C. 1. Clubs :
St. Stephen's ; Royal Corinthian Yacht. (0854)
WHARTON, Edith HUda, M.B.E, 6. June, 1890; d.
of Admiral Sir W. J. L. Wharton. Educ. : Levana School.
War Work: Commandant of V.A.D. Hospital, Withyham,
Sussex, 1914-19. Address: Fisher's Gate, Withyham,
Sussex. Club : New Century (M4075)
WHARTON, Frederiok Malcolm, M.B.E, F.I.C, fi.
22 April, 1875 ; s. of Frederick Wharton, late of Kings
Heath, Birmingham ; to. Juliana Hampton, d. of WilUam B.
Stokes, of Newent, Glos. Educ : King Edward VI. School,
Camp Hill, Birmingham ; Univ, Birmingham. Metal
lurgical and Technical Chemist ; Director and Works Manager
to the Hall Street Metal Rolling Co, Western Road, Birming
ham. War Work : Works Manager to the New Explosives
Co, Ltd, Stowmarket, Suffolk; Manufacturing Cordite,
Guncotton, Aeroplane Dope, etc. Address : 74, Stanmore
Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham. Club: Camp Hill Old
Edwardians. " (M2631)
WHARTON, Frederiok Peroival, O.B.E.
WHARTON, Major Richard George, O.B.E, R.M.L.I.
WHARTON, Capt. Stanley, O.B.E.
_ WHARTON, Col. WiUiam Henry Anthoney, O.B.E,
V-P, T.D, J.P..D.L., A.D.C to the King. 6. Nov.
1859, s. of J. T. Wharton, of Skelton Castle ; m. EUzabeth
oophia Mytton, d. of the late Rev. Robert John Harrison, of
laerhowel, Montgomeryshire. Educ. : Eton and Cambridge.
Wm Work : Commanded 4th (Reserve) Yorkshire Regt, and
^4th Provisional Bn. ; Group Commandant, N.R.Y. Volun
teers. Address : Skelton Castle, Skelton - in - Cleveland.
Clubs: Bachelors'; Boodle's; Carlton. (0855)
WHATLEY, Capt. Norman, M.B.E.
WHATMAN, Florence Emma Jemima, O.B.E. ; d. of 545

James Whatman, of Vinters, Maidstone. War Work : Hon.
Treasurer and Sec Soldiers' and Sailors' FamUies Association,
Bearsted and Maidstone Division ; Hon. Treas. War Pensions,
Maidstone Sub-Committee. (011594)
WHAYMAN, Engineer-Capt. William Matthias, CB.E,
R.N. Engineer Manager, Rosyth Dockyard ; sometime Chief
Engineer, Pembroke Dockyard. Address: H.M. Dockyard,
Rosyth. (C2327)
WHEAT, Thomas Milnes, M.B.E, B.A, Lond, fi. 22 Sept.
1876 ; s. of Rev. J. M. Wheat, of 84, Lee Road, Blackheath ;
m. Constance Mary, d. of the late Rev. C. G. Wheat. Educ. :
Montpellier School, Paignton. War Work : Hon. Treas. and
Chief Clerk, City of Lincoln War Pensions Committee ; Hon.
Sec. Incorporated Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society, Lincoln.
Address : Tarleton House, Woodhall Spa. (M10028)
WHEATLEY, Capt. Christopher WiUiam, M.B.E.
WHEATLEY, Major Henry Harold, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
WHEATLEY, Major Mervyn James, O.B.B.; Sudan
Civil Service, late Dorset Regt. Address: Windholme,
Parkstone, Dorset. (04122)
WHEATLEY, Thomas Angas, M.B.E, 6. 5 AprU, 1855 ;
s. of Thomas Hodgson Wheatley, of Rotherham, Yorks. ; m.
Edith, d. of Charles B. James, of Redditch. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Engineering in special reference to appliances for
destroying U boats. Address : Neswick, Wimbledon Common.
Club: St. Stephen's. (M1083)
WHEBLE, Ursula Mary, M.B.E, 6. 1862 ; d. of James
Wheble, of Bulmershe Court, Reading, and Lady Catherine
Wheble (see Burke's Peerage, Howth E.). Educ : Privately.
War Work : Superintendent, War Hospital Supplies Depot,
Reading. Address : Hungerford Lodge, Reading. (M2632)
WHEELER, Annie Margaret, Mrs., O.B.E.
WHEELER, Arthur George, M.B.E.
WHEELER, Major Charles, O.B.E.. M.I.A.E, F.R.S.A.:
6. 2 Aug. 1875 ; s. ol WiUiam Wheeler, of Westminster ; to.
Jane, d. of Joseph Hadley, of Northampton. Educ : City of
Westminster School. Chief Automobile Engineer, General
Post Office. War Work : Officer-in-Charge, Inspection Branch
R.A.S.C. (M.T.), Aldershot. 1914 ; laid out and appointed Officer
in charge of American Spare Parts Depot, London, 1916 ;
and Sub-Depots, Home M.T.D. London ; devised store Account
ing System for Mechanical Transport Stores ; subsequently
adopted in all Depots. Address : Casula, Bushey Grove
Road, Bushey, Herts. (07846)
WHEELER, Lieut.-Col. Charles Alexander, O.B.E, R.E.
WHEELER, Capt. Douglas Bingham, M.B.B, A.I.F.
WHEELER, Edith Mary, CB.E, fi. 3 Oct. 1867 ; d. of
Seaton Forrest MiUigan, M.R.I.A, of Bangor, Co. Down ;
to. George Herbert, s. of the late Thos. Kennedy Wheeler,
M.D, of Belfast. Educ. : Belfast and Hanover. War Work :
Aug. 4 1914, to Jan. 1919, Hon. Sec. to War Hospital Supply
Committee, Belfast, which distributed help to local and foreign
hospitals, ambulances, hospital ships, and to Belgian, French,
and Servian Reliefs ; also gave honorary services in the trans
lation of foreign documents and papers. Address : ThornhiU
Gardens, Marlborough Park, Belfast. (C3038)
WHEELER, Edward Thomas, M.B.E.
WHEELER, Col. Edward Vincent Vashon, O.B.E, J.P,
D.L, fi. 3 June, 1858; s. of Edward Vincent Wheeler, of
Kyrewood, Tenbury ; to. Elizabeth EUen Winwood, d. of Sir
Wm. Smith, Bart, late of Eardiston, Worcestershire. Educ. :
Eton and Trinity CoU, Tenbury. Farmer and Landowner ;
Vice-Chairman, Worcestershire County Council. War Work :
Commanding 2/7th BattaUon Worcestershire Regt. ; Chair
man, Worcestershire War Agricultural Committee. Address :
Newnham Court, Tenbury. (01995)
WHEELER, George Herbert, M.B.E, A.M.Inst.T.. 6.
4 June, 1881 ; s. of George Wheeler, of Old Charlton, Kent ;
to. Alice, d. of Philip Keates, of Wimbledon, Surrey. Educ. :
Roan Grammar School, Greenwich, and London School of
Economics. Assist.-Sec. Railway Executive Committee
(Board of Trade), from July, 1917; Sec. to that Committee
from June, 1919 ; Sec. to Committee of Railway General
Managers from Jan. 1920. Addresses : 35, Parliament Street.
Westminster, S.W. 1 ; 10, Stanley Road, Wimbledon, S.W.
(M10030)
WHEELER, Rev. Harold WilUam, O.B.E.
WHEELER, Henry Charles, M.B.E, 6. 7 March, 1877 ;
s. of Francis Wheeler, of Hounslow ; to. Adelaide, d. of John
David Darling, of Twickenham. Educ. : Board School,
Hounslow, Middlesex. Chief of the Rolling Stock Department,
L. & S.W. Rly. War Work : Organising the formation of
Military, Naval and Ambulance trains ; controUtog the move
ments of rolling stock throughout the system of the L. & S.W.
Rly Address : 96, Clifton Road, Kingston Hill, Kingston-on-
Thames, Surrey. (M10031)
WHEELER, Herbert Edward Ogle, O.B.B, fi. 13 May,
1878 • s of His Honour T. W. Wheeler, of Kensington ; m.
Edith Catherine, d. of William Gandy, M.R.C.S, of Upper
Norwood. Educ : Windlesham House, Brighton, and Upping
ham Assistant Superintendent of the Line, South Eastern
and Chatham Railway. War Work: S.E. & 0. Rly, as
London District Traffic Superintendent and Assistant Super
intendent of the Line. Address : The Lee, Plaistow Lane,
Bromley, Kent. (01996)
WHEELER, Capt. Roland Chamberlain, M.B.E.
WHEELER, Capt. Roy Lambert, O.B.E, fi. 28 Aug.
1886 • s. of Franklin Wheeler, of North Vancouver, Canada.
Educ'.: Belgrave and Wingham, Ontario, Canada. Railway
2 N

Wheeler

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Employee, C.P.R. War Work : BnUsted Nov. 1914 ; overseas
to England, Jan. 1915 ; to France, Feb. 1915 (reinforcement to
P.P.CL.I.) ; wounded, May, 1915 (2nd Battle of Ypres) ; com
missioned to B.C. Regt.. Nov. 1916 ; seconded under War
Office for RaUway Operating Div, R.E, May, 1917 ; continuous
service as Traffic Officer, 58th B.G.O.C, R.O.D, T, March,
1919 ; transferred to Royal Engineers, and embarked for
South Russian Mission, April, 1919 ; employed on travelling
supervision; Major, D.A.D.R.T, Crimea, Feb. 1920, until
withdrawal of Mission end of June, 1920. Addresses : 157,
Second St. E, North Vancouver, Canada ; c/o Bank of Mon
treal. Waterloo Place, London, S.W. 1. (09757)
WHEELER, Samuel Gerald De Courcey, O.B.E.
WHEELER, William, C.M.G, O.B.E.
WHEELER, Florence, Mrs. BOURNE-, M.B.E, 6. 27
Sept. 1870 ; d. of Francis N. Smith, of Wingfield Park, Amber-
gate, Derbyshire ; m. Joseph Bourne-Wheeler, 2nd s. of Rev.
Wm. C Wheeler, of Southborough, Kent. War Work : War
Hospital Supply Depot, 1915 ; Hon. Sec. of the Sherwood
Foresters Prisoners of War Regimental Care Committee, June,
1915, to March, 1919. Address : Netherlea, Holbrook, Derby.
Club: The Forum. (M4077)
WHEELWRIGHT, Capt. Edward Lycett, O.B.E.
WHEELWRIGHT, Major Talbot Hodwen, O.B.E.
WHELAN, Lieut.-Col. Joseph Francis, D.S.O, O.B.E,
M.B, B.Sc, R.A.M.C, 6. 1873. Educ. : Dublin Univ. S.
Africa, 1900-2 (Queen's medal with three clasps, King's
medal with two clasps) ; Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (06727)
WHELER, Florence Ffaith Hastings, Mrs., O.B.E.
WHELER, Major GranvUle Charles Hastings, C.B.E, M.P.
WHELON, Emily Mildred, O.B.E, 6. 27 Dec. 1887;
d. ot WUUam Whelon, of Lancaster. Hon. Sec. of the Prisoners
of War Care Committee of the King's Own Royal Lancaster
Regiment from 1916^18. Address : Croftlands, Lancaster. (011595)
WHERRY, Albert Edward Kerkham, O.B.E, 6. 24 Aug.
1874 ; s. of the late Alderman W. R. Wherry, J.P, of The
Cedars, Bourne ; to. Evelyn, d. of Alderman E. J. Grummitt,
of Stainfield, Bourne. Educ. : Privately. Treas. and Hon.
Sec. National Association of Corn and Agricultural Merchants ;
Member of the Council of the Agricultural Seed Trade Associa
tion. War Work : Member of the Control of Crops Committee
(Ministry of Food), Home Cereals Committee (Royal Commis
sion on Wheat Supplies), Cereal Seeds Advisory Committee,
and FertUisers Distribution Committee (Board of Agriculture
and Fisheries). Address : Qu' Appelle, Bourne, Lines. Clubs :
Junior Constitutional, W. ; Hunstanton Golf ; Luffenham
Heath Golf. (011596)
WHIDBORNE, Lieut. Charles Stanley Lucas, M.B.E.
WHIDBORNE, Winifred Biehl, Mrs, M.B.E.
WHIFFEN, Major Stanley White, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WHIFFIN, Major George Greenhough, O.B.E.
WHIGHAM, Walter Kennedy, O.B.E, fi. 6 June, 1878 ;
s. of the late D. D. Whigham, of Dunearn, Prestwick, N.B. ;
m. Jacqueline, d. of Baron Henri de Salignac Fenelon, of
HermaviUe, Pas de Calais, France. Merchant. Director,
Bank of England. North Eastern Railway, British Investment
Trust, Ltd, and the MercantUe Investment and General Trust
Company, Ltd. War Work : Re-joined Territorial Force,
6th North Staffordshire Regt, 7 Aug. 1914 ; proceeded to
France, March, 1915, with Battalion ; joined headquarters
51st (Highland) Division, Sept. 1915, and 4th Corps, March,
1918 ; returned from France, Jan. 1919. Addresses : 2,
Chesham Street, London, S.W. 1 ; Dunearn, Sandwich, Kent.
Clubs : Union ; Prestwick Golf ; Royal St. George's Golf. (05916)
WHILES, George Frederick, M.B.E.
WHILLER, Annie, Mrs., O.B.E.
WHINNEY, Sir Arthur Francis, K.B.E, 6. 16 Dec. 1865 ;
s. of Frederick Wlunney, of Avenue Road, Regent's Park,
N.W. ; m. Amy Elizabeth, d. of William Golden, of Chalcot
Crescent, Regent's Park, N.W. Edue. : Privately and France.
Chartered Accountant. War Work : Adviser upon Costs of
Production to the Admiralty ; Assistant Accountant-General
of the Navy ; Member of Sub-Committee upon Admiralty
Contracts ; Hon. Consulting Accountant to the Admiralty.
Clubs : Reform ; Bath ; British Empire ; Gresham. (K239)
WHINNEY, Gladys, M.B.E.
WHINNEY, Major Harold Fife, D S.O, O.B.E, fi. 1878,
Major Roy. FusiUers (City of London Regt.) ; Gen. Staff Officer ;
served during Great War, 1914-18 (despatches, Legion of
Honour). (08969)
WHISH, Comm. Eric Vipam, O.B.E, R.I.M.
WHISTLER, Lieut. Godfrey FuUer, M.B.E, R.F.A.
WHITAKER, Col. Albert Edward, CB.E, T.D, J P
D.L, fi. 9 May, 1860 ; s. of J. Whitaker, of Hesley Hall, Yorks. ;
m. Eileen, M.B.E, d. of Col. J. Croker, of BaUinagarde, Co.
Limerick. Educ. : Harrow. High Sheriff for Notts, 1921.
War Work: Served in Afghani-tan 1879-80. and Egypt
1914-16. Address : Babworth HaU, Retford, Notts. Clubs ':
Naval and MUitary ; Arthur's. (C2191)
WHITAKER, Bt.-Major Arthur Marmaduke, O.B E
WHITAKER, Major Benjamin, M.B.E.
WHITAKER, Eileen, Mrs., M.B.E, ; d. of Col. J. Croker,
of BaUinagarde, Co. Limerick ; to. Col. A. E. Whitaker. War
Work : Managed and maintained an Auxiliary Hospital for
4 years, at Babworth HaU, Notts. Address : Babworth HaU
Retford, Notts. (M2635)

546

WHITAKER, Frances Henrietta, M.B.E.
WHITAKER, Capt. George Backhouse, O.B.E, R.E.
WHITAKER, Capt. Harold Braithwait, M.B.E, R.E.
WHITAKER, Capt. Raymond, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WHITAKER, Thorp, O.B.E.
WHITAMORE, Major Vernon Northwood, O.B.E.
I.M.S. WHITBOURN, Ernest, M.B.E., R.A.S.C.
WHITBREAD, Beatrice, O.B.E.
WHITBREAD, Edward, M.B.E, 6. 19 Jan. 1852 ; s. of
Henry Whitbread, of Cheltenham ; to. Louisa Amelia, d. of
Henry Beard, of Cheltenham. Educ : Privately. Hon.
Treas. to the Chamber of Commerce and Traders' Assoc, and
for Town Development Fund. War Work : Hon. Treas. to
the Local Prisoners of War Fund, and for Soldiers' Welcome
Home Funds. (M10033)
WHITBY, AUred James, M.B.E.
WHITBY, Beatrice Mary Elizabeth, M.B.E.
WHITBY, Stafford Beeston, M.B.E, 6. 27 Dec. 1860;
s. of Rev. W. Whitby, of Manningtree, Essex ; m. Hettie, d. of
G. Smith, of Audlem, Cheshire. Educ : Retford Grammar
School. War Work : Lecturer to the troops ; Voluntary
Recruiting ; Hon. Sec. Soldiers' Club, HuU ; Representative
of the National War Aims Committee ; V.A.D. Hospital Hon.
Staff. Addresses : 23, Prince's Avenue, HuU ; 8, Victoria
Avenue, Hull. (M10035)
WHITCOMBE, AdeUne Elizabeth, M.B.E. ; d. of J. C.
Whitcombe. Hon. Assist.-Sec. P.W.M.F. War Work : 1914-19,
Women's Branch War and Relief Fund, Poona. Address: 10,
Phayre Road, Poona, India. (M2796)
WHITCOMBE, Julia May, M.B.B. ; d. of J. C. Whitcombe.
Supt. Clothing Department. War Work : 1914-19, Women's
Branch Bombay Presidency War Relief Fund, Poona. Ad
dress : 10, Phayre Road, Poona, Dadia. (M4229)
WHITE, Arthur, C.B.E.
WHITE, Arthur, O.B.E, fi. 19 AprU, 1875. Assistant to
Supt. of the Line, L.B. & S.C.R. War Work : PrincipaUy in
connection with transport of troops and war material. Ad
dress : Hobart ViUa, Heathview Road, Thornton Heath.
(011660)
WHITE, Arthur, 'M.B.E, 6. 16 Sept. 1865. Educ:
Chaloner's School, Braunton, North Devon. Superintendent
Metropolitan Police, (ret.) War Work : In charge of the
Executive Department at New Scotland Yard; special onerous
duties in connection with air raids and war work generaUy.
Address : 2, Grenville Terrace, Northam, N. Devon. (M1085)
WHITE, Eng.-Comm. Arthur Frederick, O.B.E, R.N.
WHITE, Arthur Rabbitts, O.B.E, J.P, D.L, 6. 19 June,
1859 ; s. of John White, of Zeals, Wilts ; m. Minnie Beau
champ ; d. of WilUam B. Beauchamp, of Norton HaU, Somerset.
Educ: Queenwood CoU, Hants. Member of the Wilts County
Council ; Chairman of the Mere Rural District CouncU ; Chair
man of the Mere Board of Guardians ; Governor of the Dauntry
Agricultural School ; Member of the CouncU of the Bath
and West of England Agricultural Society. War Work : Chair
man of the Wilts War Agricultural Committee ; Chahman of
the WUts County War Executive Committee ; Chairman of the
Mere Local Tribunal. Address : damage, Mere, WUtshire. (0856)
WHITE, Lieut.-Col. BasU Cherrington, O.B.E.
WHITE, Major Bruce Gordon, M.B.E, R.E.
WHITE, Charles, M.B.E.
WHITE, Charles Arthur, M.B.E, B.Sc. (Lond.), M.Sc.
(Birm.), fi. 21 Oct. 1862 ; Educ. : Imperial Coll. of Science and
Technology, and Univ. of Birmingham. Principal, Aston
Technical School. War Work : Director, Munitions Training
Centre, Aston Technical School, Aug. 1915, to Nov. 1918;
this centre trained over 2000 men and women successfuUy for
various forms of Munitions work. Address : 14, Grosvenor
Road, Handsworth, Birmingham. (M2636)
WHITE, Lieut. Charles Clement Stuart, M.B.E., R.E.
WHITE, Major Charles Francis, O.B.E, M.B, B.Ch,
B.A.O, R.A.M.C, 6. 27 Jan. 1879 ; s. of the late Dr. WiUiam
Dudley White, of Dublin ; m. Ellen, d. of David Hamilton, of
Ballina, Co. Mayo. Educ. : Belvedere Coll. ; University Coll,
Dublin. Officer Commanding, MUitary Hospital, Rochester
Row, London. War Work : Medical Officer to 8th Howitzer
Brigade, R.F.A.; attached 13th Field Ambulance (5th
Division) ; afterwards in charge of Surgical Division of 39th
General Hospital. Address : 33, Emperor's Gate, South
Kensington. (05917)
WHITE, Capt. Charles Henry, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WHITE, Clare, O.B.E, fi. 22 May, 1853 ; s. of WUUam
White, of Cirencester ; to. Maude Janvrin, d. of Frederick
Augustus Vincent, B.D, late Rector of Elsted, Sussex. Educ. :
Grammar School and St. Thomas', Cirencester. Diocesan Sec.
C.E.T.S. Wtochester Diocese ; General Sec. Royal Army
Temperance Association ; Honorary Financial Representative,
Royal Army Tempei-mce Association. War Work: Visiting
Prisoners of war camps ; organising erection of hutments ;
delivering lectures to troops at the Front and organising
branches of R.A.T.A. to the New Army. Address: 11,
Ramillies Road, Chiswick, W. 4. (01997)
WHITE, Major Edwin E., O.B.B, R.A.S.C.
WHITE, Lieut.-Col. Ernest WilUam, C.B.E, M.B. (Lond.),
M.R.C.P. (Lond.), A.K.C, R.A.M.C, 6. 22 Jan. 1851 ; s. of
Richard White, of Heathfield House, Norwich ; to. Harriett,
d. of Samson Bowyer, of Maesbury, Salop. Educ : King
Edward VI. School, Bury St. Edmund's; King's CoU, London;

BIOGRAPHIES.

White

Norfolk and Norwich Hospital; and King's Coll. Hospital,
London. Emeritus Professor, King's Coll, London ; Professor
of Psychological Medicine, King's Coll, London (1890-1910) ;
Physician Superintendent City of London Asylum (1887-1905) ;
Mental Consultant to Western Command, 1916 to date ; Presi
dent Medico-Psychological Association of Gt. Britain and
Ireland, 1903-4. War Work : Appointed Mental Consultant
to Western Command, Dec. 1916, as Hon. Major R.A.M.C. ;
promoted Hon. Lieut.-Col, R.A.M.C, Oct. 1917 ; Lieut.-Col.
R A.M.C, July, 1918 ; since July, 1919, has had the super
vision and disposal of all the Army Mental Hospital patients
in England, Wales, Scotland, Deland, and from overseas
via Netley Hospital. Addresses : Fenstanton, Christehurch
Road, London, S.W. 2 ; Betley House, near Shrewsbury.
Ctafis : Constitutional and Shropshire. (C3082)
WHITE, Brevet-Major FitzGibbon Grove, D.S.O, O.B.E.
WHITE, the Hon. Francis William, O.B.E, 6. 23 May,
1873 ; s. of 2nd Lord Annaly, of Luttrelstown, Co. Dublin (see
Burke's Peerage) ; m. Anna EUzabeth, d. of — Jaeger, of New
Zealand. Educ : Harrow. War Work : Army Remount
Service. Address : 77, New Cavendish Street, London, W.
(O7850)
WHITE, Frank George, M.B.E.
WHITE, Frederick, O.B.B.
WHITE, Frederiok WaUis, M.B.E, A.M.I.M.E, fi. 16
_ug. 1886 ; s. of Charles White, of Charlton, Kent. Assistant
Manager, Inspection Dept, Ministry of Munitions. War Work :
In charge Small Arms Ammunition Shop, Royal Arsenal, 1914-
15 ; in charge of staff of nearly 6000 hands employed at the
SmaU Arms Ammunition Inspection BuUdings, Park Royal,
N W, 1915-19. Addresses : 2, BrookhiU Road, Woolwich,
S E 18 ; 7, Apsley Terraee, Acton, W. 3. Clubs : Mill Hill
Park Cricket ; Woolwich Polytechnic Athletic. (M10037)
WHITE, Lieut.-Comm. George Colvin, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
WHITE, Capt. George Gilmour, O.B.E.
WHITE, George Thomas, O.B.E, J.P, for Exeter, 6.
8 June, 1857 ; s. of the late Richard Dunning White, Vice-
Admiral, C.B, of Exeter ; to. Mary Katharine Sidney, d. of
Lieut.-Col. Charles Sidney Hawkins, D.L, J.P, of Malvern
HiU House, Cheltenham. Educ. : Royal Naval School, New
Cross Assist.-Supt. H.M. Penal Settlement, British Guiana,
1879-89 ; J.P. for British Guiana, 1881 ; Governor Glendairy
Prison, Barbados, 1889-94 ; Superintendent of Prisons,
Trinidad, 1894-1901 ; Chairman Heavitree Urban District
CouncU, 1913. War Work: Hon. Treas. Exeter Local War
Pensions Committee ; Chairman, Heavitree District, Exeter War
Relief Fund for Dependants of SaUors and Soldiers, 1914-18;
Hon. Sec. Exeter Belgian Refugees' Committee and Member of
Devon and CornwaU War Refugees' Committee on Amalgama
tion with Exeter (Medal du Roi Albert) ; Chairman, Exeter and
District Local Advisory Committee, 1917-20. Address : 11,
Baring Crescent, Exeter. Clubs : Devon and Exeter. (011601)
WHITE, Col. Gerald Verner, C.B.E, 6. 1897 , s. of the
late Hon. Peter White, P.C ; m. Mary EUzabeth Tret.es.
Educ : Pembroke PubUc and High School, Ontario ; McGill
Univ. Col. Canadian Forces ; Director of Timber Operations,
Canadian Forestry Corps ; elected to Canadian ParUament,
1906. Address : Pembroke, Ontario. Club : Rideau (Ottawa) .
(C330)
WHITE, Major Henry Herbert Ronald, D.S.O, O.B.E,
J.P, D.L, 6. 1870 ; s. of the late Maj .-Gen. Henry George White,
J.P, D.L, of Lough Bske Castle, co. Donegal ; m. Florence
Geraldine, d. of Sir John Arnott, 1st Bt. (see Burke's Peerage).
Educ: Rugby, and R.M.C. Formerly Capt. King's Roy.
Rifle Corps ; Major. Roy. FusiUers ; High Sheriff, co. Donegal,
1912 ; S. Africa, 1901-2 (Queen's medal with four clasps) ;
SomaUland, 1903-4 (medal with two clasps) ; Great War,
1914-17 (despatches) ; Nyasaland Field Force, 1918, as Lieut.-
Col. Address : Lough Bske Castle, co. Donegal. Clubs :
Army and Navy ; Royal AutomobUe (08970)
WHITE, HUda Ann, M.B.E.
WHITE, Major and Qr.-Mr. James, M.B.E, R.E.
WHITE, Jesse Obediah, M.B.E.
WHITE, Jessie McHardie, M.B.E.
WHITE, Major John, O.B.E, R.E, „,..,.-.,
WHITE, John Arthur Temple, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
fi. 17 June, 1866 ; s. of John Branford White, of Norfolk, and
Colonial CivU Service ; to. Alice Edith, d. of Col. Henry John
Brownrigg, C.B. Educ. : Abroad and St. Bartholomew s
Hospital. War Work : Medical Officer, HUlsborough MiUtary
Hospital, Harlow ; CivUian M.O. various London Regiments
and Anti-Aircraft Gun Stations. Address : Hatfield Broad
Oak, Essex. (011602)
WHITE, John BeU, C.B.E. J.P, 6. 1857 ; s. of the late
W. Bell White, of Dublin ; m. Jane, d. of the late David Davis,
of Maes-y-ffynon, Aberdare, and Tan-y-coed, Arthog, and
widow of Thomas Babington Jones, of Glynpedr, CrickhoweU.
Barrister, Inner Temple, 1893 ; Hon. Capt. R.N.R. : an Assoc.
of Institute of Naval Architects ; a Member of Conjoint Board
of Scientific Soc, and a Younger Brother of the Trinity House ;
was Assist. Director of Naval Recruiting, 1917-19 ; editor of
the " Law Magazine and Review." Addresses : 3, Paper Build
ings, Temple, E.C ; Alderboume Manor, Gerrard s Cross,
Bucks. Clubs : Athenamm ; Savage ; Farmers' ; Caledonian. (C1169)
WHITE, 2nd Lieut. John Charles, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WHITE, Capt. John Christian, O.B.E, M.C.
WHITE, Capt. John Sinclair, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C.
WHITE, Kathleen Cameron, M.B.E.

WHITE, Mabel, Mrs., M.B.E.; d. of Matthew Ben Shaw,
R.M, Cape Civil Service, Transkeian Territories ; to. Arthur
Edward, s. of Thomas White, of County Wexford, Ireland.
Trained Nurse ; served through Boer War at Ladysmith and
Howick, with No. 3 General Hospital (South African Medal) ;
joined British South African Co.'s Nursing Service, 1902. War
Work : Founder and Organising Sec. of the Gwelo Red Cross
Working Party, for sending comforts to 1st R.R. in S.W. Africa.
Hospital ship " Ebani," S. Rhodesian Column on N. Border;
2nd R.R. in East Africa, Nairobe Hospital, 2nd R.R. overseas,
and donations to St. Dunstan's Home, Richmond Hospital,
Maitland Institute. Address : Erin-go-bragh Estate, P.O.
Box 100, Gwelo, S. Rhodesia. (M6194)
WHITE, Madge Macarthur, O.B.E, 6. 28 March, 1891 ,
d. of John White, of Glasgow. Educ. : Privately. Private
Sec. to Rt. Hon. Christopher' Addison, M.D, M.P, Board of
Education, 1914-15 ; Ministry of Munitions, 1915-17 ; Ministry
of Reconstruction, 1917-19 ; Local Government Board, 1919 ;
Ministry of Health. (01998)
WHITE, Major Maurice Forbes, O.B.B, M.B, I.M.S.
WHITE, Minnie Beauchamp, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of Wm.
Beauchamp, of Norton Hall, near Bath ; m. Arthur R. White,
O.B.E.. D.L, J.P. War Work : Commandant of Mere V.A.D.
Hospital, 1914-19. Address : Charnage, Mere, Wilts. Club :
V.A.D. Ladies'. (011603)
WHITE, Peroival, M.B.E, F.S.A.A., b. 2 July, 1881;
s. of William John White, of Plymouth. Educ. : Corporation
Grammar School, Plymouth. Incorporated Accountant. War
Work : Hon. Sec. Plymouth War Savings Committee, 1916-20;
Organised Food Economy Campaign ; Hon. Auditor, V.A.D.
Hospital, Plymouth. Address : The Knowle, Mannamead,
Plymouth. Club : Yelverton Golf. (M2638)
WHITE, Percy Ernest, M.B.B.
WHITE, Comm. Richard Forster, O.B.B, R.N.
WHITE, Robert, C.B.E. Assist. Director, Wool Textile
Production, War Office. _ (C3039)
WHITE, Lieut.-Col. Robert Fortescue Moresby, O.B.E,
V.D, 6. 8 May, 1862 ; s. of Robert Azlack White, of Grantham ;
to. Editha Lamorna, d. of the Rev. George Cardew, of St.
Minver, East Lyss, Hants. Educ. : Magnus School, Newark.
Solicitor ; Clerk to Lieutenancy, County of Lincoln ; Clerk to
Magistrates, Spittlegate Petty Sessional Division of County ;
Clerk of the Peace, Borough of Grantham; Clerk to Com
missioners of Taxes. War Work : Served on Army Head
quarters, H.D, as Headquarters Commandant, July, 1915, to
June, 1918 ; and D.A.A.G. Headquarters Northern Command,
York, June, 1918, to Jan. 1919. Address : Grantham. (07852)
WHITE, Professor Robert George, M.B.E. M.S.C
WHITE, Robert George, M.B.E.
WHITE, Robert WUliam, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WHITE, Samuel James, O.B.B, M.C.
WHITE, Major WUUam Blomfleld, O.B.E. (O9058)
WHITE, Amber, Mrs. BLANCO-, O.B.E, 6. 1 July,
1887 ¦ d of the Hon. W. Pember Reeves, of New Zealand ;
to George Rivers, s. of Thomas Blanco White, of Putney.
Educ : Kensington High School, and Newnham CoU, Cam
bridge. Novelist ; now in Ministry of Labour ; Member of the
National Whitley CouncU for the Civil Service. War Work
Director of Women's Wages, Ministry of Munitions. Address :
44 Downshire Hill, Hampstead. (011598)
WHITE, Lieut. Arthur BLAIR-, M.B.B, R.F.A.
WHITE, Major Charles James BROOMAN-, C.B.E, 6.
1883 ¦ s of Richard Charles Brooman- White of Arddarroch,
Dumbarton : to. 1907, Idalea Hastings, d. of the late WiUiam
Hearne of Hearne, Texas, U.S.A. Major Gen. List ; served
in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (01123)
WHITE, Col. Percy CARR-, C.B.E, M.B.
WHITE, Capt. Ernest COSTLEY-, O.B.E.
WHITE, Capt. Cyril Francis DOUGLAS-, M.B.E. ,
R A S C
WHITE, Brevet Major Maurice Fitzgibbon GROVE-,
D S O OBE, R.E, 6. 7 Dec. 1887 ; s. of Col. James Grove-
White'' C M G , J.P, D.L, of Kilbyrne, Doneraile, Co. Cork,
and Rockfield, Cappagh, Co. Waterford ; to. Bernice Agnes, d, of
D F W Parlane Educ. : St. Andrew s CoU, Grahamstown,
Cane' Colony ; Wellington Coll. ; R.M.A, Woolwich. War
Work ¦ 54th Field Co. R.E, France; General Staff of 13th
Corps.' and G.H.Q, France. Address : c/o Cox & Co. 16
Charing Cross. Club : Army and Navy. (05921)
WHITE, Sir WUliam HALE-, K.B.E, M.D, F.R.C.P,
fi 7 Nov 1857 ; s. of William Hale- White, of Groombridge,
Kent (known as Mark Rutherford, Author); to. Edith Jane
Spencer, d. of Alfred Downing Fripp, R.W.S of Hampstead,
N W Educ ¦ Framlingham, and Guy's Hospital. Consulting
Phvsician to Guy's Hospital. War Work: Brevet Col.
RAM C (T ) 2nd London General Hospital ; Chairman,
HM o'ueen'Mary's Royal Naval Hospital, Southend ; Physician
toKine Edward VII. Hospital for Officers, and to the American
Women's Hospital for Officers; served on numerous War
Comniittees and Boards ; Address : 38, Wimpole Street
T nnrlnn W 1 Club : Athenamm. (K240)
WHITE,' Arethusa Flora Gartside, Mrs. LEIGH-, O.B.E.,
h 3 Tune 1885 ¦ d. of Peter Hawker, of Longparish, Hants. ;
to Edward Egerton (who died), s. of Egerton Leigh, of Jodrell
Hail Cheshire War Work : Chairman, Bantry War Pensions
Sib-faommitte'e ; Vice- and Acting Chairman, County Cork
Local War Pensions Committee, 1917-18;. Hon. Sec Cork
County Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Association, and Bantry

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Voluntary Recruiting Committee ; President, Bantry District
Association, and Bantry Voluntary Aid Committee (controlling
Station Buffet, Prisoners' Parcels, Comforts, National Egg
CoUection) ; Superintendent, Y.M.C.A. Club, Bantry ; also
worked for British and Foreign Sailors' Society and B.R.C.S,
Cork. Address : Bantry House, Bantry, Co. Cork. Clubs :
Ladies' AthenEeum ; Empress. (011599)
WHITE, Major Robert STANDISH-, O.B.B, R.A.M.C.
WHITEHEAD, AUred Kershaw, M.B.B, fi. 14 April,
1873 ; s. of Samuel Whitehead, of Oldham ; m. NeUie Murray,
d. of Charles Edwin Dyer, of London. Educ. : Wesleyan School,
Glodwick, Oldham, and Wesleyan Training Coll, Westminster,
S.W. Headmaster, Whickham Council School, Durham
Education Committee. War Work : Member of Executive
Durham County War Savings Committee, and Sec. of the
Whickham Urban District War Savings Committee. Address :
Ash Villa, Whickham. (M4079)
WHITEHEAD, Arthur John, M.B.E.
WHITEHEAD, Lieut.-Col. Herbert Mansfield, O.B.E.
WHITEHEAD, Irene, Mrs, M.B.E.
WHITEHEAD, Isobel, Mrs, C.B.E, 6. 1872 ; d. of the
lateRev.John Duncan, Vicarof Calne, Rural Dean of Avebury,
and Canon of Salisbury ; to. 1903, the Rt. Rev. Henry White
head, Lord Bishop of Madras. Head of Women's Services in
connection with Furlough and Convalescent, camps in India
during the Great War. Has Kaisir-i-Hind medal. (C1982)
WHITEHEAD, Major John, O.B.E.'
WHITEHEAD, Mary Catherine, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 1 June,
1862 ; d. of the late Henry Haes, of Caterham Valley, Surrey ;
m. the late Charles Whitehead, s. of the late Charles Whitehead,
of London, N. Educ : North London Collegiate School, and
Wiesbaden. War Work : Belgian Refugee work ; Canteen
work, Woolwich Arsenal, and King's Cross Y.M.C.A. Hut, for
4 years, originally as a worker and afterwards as Lady Super
intendent. Address: Westways, Burke's Road, Beaconsfield,
Bucks. (M2639)
WHITEHEAD, Maude Lillian, M.B.E, d. of the late George
Whitehead, of Deighton Grove, York. War Work : Comman
dant of Bscrick Red Cross Hospital, Escrick, York, from 1914-19.
Address : Deighton Grove, York. (M4080)
WHITEHEAD, Lieut.-Comm. Norman, O.B.E, R.N.
WHITEHEAD, Lieut. William, M.B.E.
WHITEHORN, Lieut. Roy Drummond, M.B.E, M.A,
6. 4 Aug. 1891 ; s. of Joseph H. Whitehorn, of 74, Canfield
Gardens, London, N.W. 6. Educ. : St. Paul's School, London ;
Trinity and Westminster Colls, Cambridge. War Work :
Lieut, 37th Calcutta Presidency Batt, Indian Defence Force ;
National Sec. for Army Work, Y.M.C.A. of India, Burma, and
Ceylon, 1915-19 ; mentioned in despatches, July, 1919.
Addresses : 74, Canfield Gardens, London, N.W. 6 : Trinity
Coll, Cambridge. Club : Hawks. Cambridge. ' (M2640)
WHITEHORNE, Major Arthur Cecil, O.B.E.
WHITEHOUSE, Edwin St. John, M.B.E, M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P, 6. 1867 ; s. of H. B. Whitehouse, of Sedgley, Staffs.
Educ. : Wolverhampton School, Cambridge, and Birmingham.
Medical Practitioner, Medical Officer, Solihull and Meriden
Joint Isolation Hospital. War Work: Medical Officer-to-
charge Hermitage, V.A.D. Hospital, Solihull (Auxiliary to
1st Southern General Hospital). Address: SoUhull, Warwick
shire (M19042)
WHITEHOUSE, John, M.B.B, 6. 29 May, 1875. Clerk
to the Barrow Insurance Committee ; FeUow of the Faculty of
Insurance. War Work : Vice-Chairman of the Local War
Pensions Committee; Member of the Finance Committee;
Member of the Local Training Committee for Discharged
Sailors and Soldiers ; Member of Lord Roberts' Workshop
Memorial Committee ; Member of the Executive Committee
Barrow War Memorial ; Member of the Prince of Wales' Com
mittee, War Savings Committee, Old Age Pensions Committee,
and Council for Combating Venereal Disease. Addresses :
92, Duke Street ; 20 Windsor Street, Barrow-in-Furness. (M10043)
WHITEHOUSE, Capt. John Hubert, O.B.E.
WHITELAW, Robert Pender, C.B.E, fi. 22 April, 1865 ;
s. of Robert Whitelaw, of Stirling, Scotland ; to. Helen, d. of
Robert Watson, of Coatbridge. Educ. : West of Scotland
Technical Coll, Coatbridge. Superintendent, H.M. Factory,
Avonmouth. War Work : A contractor in S. Africa, came to
England in 1915 to assist the Ministry of Munitions ; super
vised tho construction of H.M. Factory, Queensferry, of which
he became works manager ; transferred to Gretna, and after
wards to Avonmouth, where he filled the dual posts of con
struction manager and superintendent. Address : H M
Factory, Avonmouth. Club : The Rand, Johannesburg,
South Africa. (C3040)
WHITELEY, Capt. Cyprian Charles Oswald, OBE
T.D. WHITELEY, Feather Ogden, O.B.E, F.S.S, F.S.A.A,
fi. 4 Oct. 1877 ; s. of the late Simeon Whiteley, Professor of
Music, of Bradford ; m. Annie, d. of the late Abel Kershaw
Worsted Spinner, of Oxenhope. Educ. : Horton CoU and
privately. City Treas. of Bradford ; admitted Incorporated
Accountant in 1912 ; elected a Fellow of the Society in 1914 •
elected a Member of the Council of the Society of Incorporated
Accountants and Auditors, 1920 ; Fellow, Member of the
Executive Council, and Past President of the Institute of
Municipal Treasurers and Accountants. War Work • Com
manded 4th (Vol.) Batt. Prince of Wales' Own West Yorkshire
Regt. ; Hon. Treas. of European War, Bradford Lord Mayor's

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Fund, Belgian National Relief (Bradford) Fund, Belgian
Refugees' Fund, Serbian Relief Fund, Polish Relief Fund,
" Lusitania " Relief Fund, Y.M.C.A. War Memorial and
National Fund, Bradford Flag Days Organisation ; Hon. Sec.
and Treas. of Bradford War Pensions Committee. Address:
Highfield View, Idle, Bradford. Clubs: Union (Bradford);
Northern Counties'. (O11604)
WHITELEY, Martha Annie, O.B.E, D.Sc, F.I.C ,
fi. 11 Nov. 1866 ; d. of WiUiam Sedgwick Whiteley, of London.
Educ. : Kensington High School ; Royal Holloway Coll. ;
Royal Coll. of Science, South Kensington. War Work : Super
intendent of Organic Chemistry Laboratories, Imperial Coll.
of Science and Technology, South Kensington, under Ministry
of Munitions ; Research work for Chemical Warfare Depart
ment, Ministry of Munitions ; Superintendent of research work
carried out in Organic Chemistry Laboratories, South
Kensington, for Royal Society's War Committee. Address:
Ill, Castlenau, Barnes, London, S.W. 13. Club : Lyceum. (O2001)
WHITELEY, Major Peroival, O.B.E.
WHITELEY, Lieut, the Hon Ronald George, O.B.E.,
B.A, 6. 1890 ; s. of George Whiteley, Baron Marchamley.
Educ. : Magdalen Coll, Oxford. LateMajorR.G.A. Address:
Charnley Manor, nr. Wantage, Bucks. (07853)
WHITEMAN, Major Francis Edward, O.B.E.
WHITEMAN, George Hewitt, O.B.E.
WHITFIELD, Avery AUred, M.B.E.
WHITFIELD, Capt. Frederick Ernest Banister, M.B.E,
R.A.F WHITFIELD, Lieut. George Arthur, O.B.E, R.N.R.
WHITFIELD, Muriel Frances, Mrs., M.B.E.
WHITFIELD, Com. Paul, D.S,.C, O.B.E, R.N. Served
in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned to dexpatches). (09662)
WHITFIELD, Major Robert Langton Digby, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C WHITING, Ernest James, M.B.E, R.N.
WHITING, Capt. Maurice Henry, O.B.B, F.R.CS, 6.
12 Oct. 1885 ; s. of William Henry Whiting, of Long Acre,
West Ealing ; m. Blanche Beatrice, d. of Edward Aggas, of
Torquay. Educ : Mill Hill School ; Downing Coll, Cambridge ;
Middlesex Hospital. Pathologist to the Royal London
Ophthalmic Hospital ; Ophthalmic Surgeon to Paddington
Green Children's Hospital, and St. Saviour's Hospital. War
Work : Lieut, and Capt. R.A.M.C. ; Ophthalmic Specialist,
Shorncliffe Military Hospital ; 13th Stationary Hospital,
Boulogne (afterwards the 83rd (Dublin) General Hospital),
Dec. 1914, to March, 1919. Address : 9, Welbeck Street, W. 1.
(05922)
WHITING, WUliam Robert Gerald, M.B.E, M.A,
M.I.N.A, 6. 15 May, 1884 ; s. of W. H. Whiting, C.B, of West
Ealing ; to. Irene Helena, d. of Professor Henry Stroud, of
Armstrong Coll. Educ. : Mill Hill School, and Cambridge
Univ. Personal Assistant to General Manager, Sir W. G.
Armstrong, Whitworth & Co.'s Shipyard Department. War
Work : Had charge of the construction of submarines built
by the above firm. Address : Armstrong Naval Yard, New
castle-on-Tyne. (M1089)
WHITLA, Major Valentine George, O.B.B.
WHITLEY, Leonard Vincent, M.B.E.
WHITLOCK, Col. George Frederic Ashford, C.B.E,
R.E, 6. 16 April, 1868 ; s. of Capt. George F. T. Whitlock,
of H.M. 84th (York and Lancaster) Regt. ; to. 1st, Rebecca
Margaret, d. of Horatio J. Sprague, U.S. Consul, Gibraltar , d.
3 903; 2nd, Annie Florence, d. of W.-L. T. Foy, D.L,
J.P, of Henley-on-Thames, and 22, Down Street, W.
Educ. : Royal Naval School, New Cross. Ordnance Survey,
1897-1903 ; Assistant British Commissioner, Yola-Chad
Boundary Commission, 1903-4 ; British Commissioner, Yola-
Cross River Boundary Commission, 1907-9 ; Chief Instructor in
Surveying, School of MUitary Engineering, Chatham, 1909-13 ;
Ordnance Survey, 1913-19 ; British Commissioner, Inter-
AUied Boundary Commission, Germany — Belgium Boundary,
1919-20. War Work : Assisting in the preparation of the
maps for the armies at the Front, and work of a similar nature
for the Admiralty and Air Force. Address : 30, Winn
Road, Southampton. Clubs ; Army and Navy ; Junior Naval
and Military ; Geographical. (C1133)
WHITLOCK, Roland Whitelocke, O.B.E.
WHITMEE, Andrew Conder, M.B.E.
WHITMORE, Violet Franois EUzabeth, Mrs., O.B.E,
fi. 1 Nov. 1877 ; d. of the late Sir Wm. H. Houldsworth, Bart. .
to. Lieut.-Col. Francis Henry Douglas Charlton, C.M.G,
D.S.O, T.D, s. of the late Capt. Douglas Whitmore. Educ. :
Privately. War Work : Commandant, Essex 12, and worked
from 1917-19 at MUitary Auxiliary Hospital, Orsett ; served
on Local War Pensions Committee ; Member of the Essex
Executive Committee, B.R.C.S. ; Commandant of the Essex
Reserve V.A.D. Address: Orsett Hall, Grays, Essex. (011605)
WHITT, Edith, M.B.E, 6. 8 July, 1871 ; d. of Thomas
Pickels, of Manchester. Teacher of Domestic Science, Leeds
Education Committee. War Work : Demonstrator under
Ministry of Food ; Supervisor, National Kitchen, Leeds. (M4081)
WHITTAKER, George, O.B.E, C.C, 6. 18 April, 1856 ;
s. of Edmund Whittaker, of HaU Green, near Birmingham ;
to. Marion Ellen, d. of Henry Whittaker, of ChurchiU. Educ :
Hall Green School. War Work : Recruiting ; Registering ;
Organising Labour for Land Work ; organising Farmer's

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Sales in Aid of Red Cross Funds, several of the sales realising
from £1000 to over £3000 each. Address: Veldifer House,
near Hereford. (03987)
WHITTAKER, Joseph Henry, M.B.E.
WHITTAKER, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Laurence, M.B.E,
R.A.M.C. WHITTAKER, Mary Fanny, M.B.E.
WHITTAKER, Capt. WUUam Edward de Bagnlegh,
M.B.E. WHITTALL, Frederick Edwin, CB.E, 6. 20 April, 1864 ;
s. of Sir WilUam Wliittall, Kt, of Constantinople. War Work :
At the request of the Admiralty, organised a regular intelligence
service with Constantinople during the Dardanelles Campaign ;
collaborated with A. J. Waugh, CM.G, at H.B.M.'s Legation,
Athens, in the control of Greek Export and Import Trade.
Address: Constantinople. (C3041)
WHITTALL, Herbert Ootavius, O.B.E, 6. 1 Sept. 1858 ;
s. of James Wliittall, of Smyrna ; m. Louisa Jane, d. of Edward
Maltass, of Smyrna. Educ. : Christ's Coll, Finchley. Mer
chant and Director of various British Limited Liability Com
panies connected with Asia Minor ; Member of the Committee
of Management of the British Seamen's Hospital, Smyrna.
War Work : Chairman of the British Relief Committee ;
Chairman of the Committee appointed by the Dutch Minister
at Constantinople for the care of British prisoners of war in
Turkey, repatriated through Smyrna ; Confidential Adviser
to the first British Military and Naval authorities in Smyrna
after the Armistice. Address: Smyrna. (011606)
WHITTALL, Lieut.-Comm. Hugh C, O.B.B, .R.N.V.R.
WHITTEN, George Jackson, M.B.E.
WHITTERIDGE, Lieut. Percy Claydon, M.B.E.
WHITTINGDALE, John Flasby Laurance, O.B.B,
B.A, M.B. (Cantab), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), 6. 6 Oct. 1858 ; s. of
William Lucas Whittingdale, of EUerbeck, Thornton-in-
Linedale ; m. Maria Dene, d. of WilUam Jennings, of FMtweU.
Educ. : Cambridge and Edinburgh Univs. Surgeon to the
Yeatman Hospital; Medical Officer, Sherborne School and
Ladies' CoU. War Work : M.O. Yeatman Hospital, and Castle
Red Cross Hospital. Address : Grosvenor Lodge, Sherborne,
Dorset. (011607)
WHITTINGHAM, Hilda Kate, O.B.E, M.B, B.S.
WHITTINGHAM, Comm. WaUace .Edgar, O.B.E, R.D,
R.N.R. WHITTINGTON, Brig.-Gen. Cecil Henry, CM.G, C.B.E,
fi. 1 Feb. 1878 ; s. of the late Rev. R. E. Whittington, of
Bath ; m. Mary Cecil, d. of MulvUle Thomson, of Bath. Educ. :
Bath Coll. Director of Mather & Piatt, Ltd, Engineers.
War Work : Commission in the Royal Flying Corps ; rose to
Brig.-Gen. in the Royal Air Force. Address : Queen Anne's
Mansions, Westminster, S.W. 1. Clubs : Royal Air Force ;
Roehampton. (C877)
WHITTINGTON, Major Richard Auguste Wiliiam,
M.B.E. Officer commanding Western Group Middlesex,
RA-S.C Motor Transport (Volunteers.) (M10340)
WHITTINGTON, Capt. WilUam, M.B.E.
WHITTLE, Fortescue Glynn, M.B.B, 6. 29 Jan. 1886 ;
s. of E. M. Glynn Whittle, M.D. (Cantab), M.R.C.P, of Liver
pool. Educ. : The Liverpool Coll. Audit Office, Mersey
Docks and Harbour Board. War Work : Commissioned in
A.S.C. (T.F.) Sept. 1914, and served with 57th (West Lancs.)
Div. 1914-16 ; served in Mesopotamia, 1917-19 (promoted
Acting Capt. 1918) ; mentioned in despatches, Nov. 1918.
Address : Garth Drive, AUerton. Club : Junior Conservative
(Liverpool). (M4290)
WHITTLE, Lieut.-Col. Herbert John, M.B.E.
WHITTLE, WiUiam Henry, O.B.E, R.N.R.
WHITTON, Lieut.-Col. David Alexander, O.B.E.
WHITTY, Capt. Gerald Joseph, O.B.E., M.C, 6. 4 Aug.
1895; s. of John J. Whitty, of St. Johns, Newfoundland.
Educ. : Holy Cross Schools, St. Johns, Newfoundland. Sec.
Great War Veteran's Association. Newfoundland. War Work :
3_ years overseas active service. Address : 346, Water Street
West, St. Johns, Newfoundland. Club : B.I.S. (O8031)
WHITTY, WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 22 Aug. 1866; s. of
Edward and Rose Whitty, Barton-on-Humber ; to. Mary,
d. of Cutsforth Knapton, of Brigg, Lines. Educ. : St. Augus
tine's School, Barton-on-Humber. Superintendent and Deputy
Chief Constable ; Grimsby Borough PoUce. War Work : Service
during the war in organising and supervising a large body of
Special Constables, biUettlng, and various work in connection
with the military, alien regulations, and air raids. Address :
17, Town Hall Street, Grimsby. (M10049)
WHITWORTH, Capt. Charles Warwick, M.B.E, T.D,
6. 18 Jan. 1878 ; s. of Joseph Whitworth, of Harrogate ; to.
Alice Marion, d. of WiUiam C. Lupton, of Bradford. Educ. :
Uppingham. Barrister-at-Law. War Work : General service.
Address : Park Place Harrogate. Clubs : Carlton ; Junior
Carlton; Bath. (M5727)
WHITWORTH, Edith, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 18 Oct. 1866 ;
d. of Frank Dawson, of Bury ; to. Albert Gladstone, s. of John
Whitworth. of Rochdale. PoUce Court Missionary and
Probation Officer; appointed by Swindon Borough Bench.
War Work : Member of Swindon Local Tribunal ; Chairman
of Ladies' Committee which undertook the care of all Motherless
or Orphan children of soldiers and sailors ; organiser and
Member of Committee of Weekly Meetings, including tea and
concert, for Widows and Dependants of soldiers and sailors ;
Member of Local Branch of Soldiers' and Sailors' Families
Association ; Member of Prisoners of War and Belgian Rehef

Committee ; Member of War Savings Committee ; Y.M.CA.
worker ; Member of Local War Pensions Committee. Address :
The Ferns, Dixon Street, Swindon. (M10056)
WHITWORTH, Lieut. Geoffrey Budibent, M.B.E.
WHITWORTH, Walter Stanley, M.B.B.
WHYATT, Charles Sidney, M.B.E., 6. 30 Jan. 1855.
Educ. : Privately. Late Assistant Marine Superintendent,
Great Eastern Ely. Co, Parkeston Quay. War Work : Under
Railway Control, supervising and arrangtog transit, and working
of Naval Stores at a Naval Base during the war. Address :
16, Fairlawn Park, Chiswick, London, W. 4. (M10051)
WHYTE, Lieut. Colin Campbell, M.B.E.
WHYTE, Capt. James Cunningham, M.B.B.
WHYTE, John, O.B.E.
WHYTE, Robert, M.B.E, 6. 29 Jan. 1874 ; s. of John
Whyte, of Lanark, N.B. ; m. Isabella, d. of Wm. Stout, of
Kirkwall, Orkney. Educ. : Lanark Grammar School, and
Edinburgh Univ. SoUcitor, Supreme Courts of Scotland, and
Notary Public S.S.C, N.P. War Work : Hon. Sec. of War
Savings Committee, and organiser of Leith War Loan Campaigns
and the local organisations. Address : Belverley Trinity,
Edinburgh. (M10052)
WHYTE, WUliam de Burgh, O.B.E.
WHYTE, WilUam Edward, O.B.E.
WICKEHSHAM, Capt. John, O.B.E, R.A.M.C, 6. 13
Oct. 1871 ; s. of Thomas Wickersham, of Horsham ; to.
Emily, d. of James Morris, of Eastbourne. Educ. : Horsham
Grammar School. War Work : Expeditionary Force, France
and Belgium, Oct. 1914, to Oct. 1919. Address : No. 3, British
General Hospital, Basrah, Mesopotamia. (05924)
WICKES, Charles HAMILTON-, C.B.B., 6. 8 Aug. 1806 ;
s. of Thomas H. Wickes, late of Indian Service D.P.W, Chief
Engineer, North- West Provinces ; to. Florence Edith Bisset,
d. of Richard Crossley, J.P, of Accrington. Educ. : All
Hallows Grammar School, Honiton, Devon. SoUcitor, 1885-92 ;
Commerce, 1892-1908 ; first to hold appointment H.M. Trade
Commissioner to Commonwealth of AustraUa, 1908-12 ; first
to hold double appointment of H.M, Trade Commissioner to
Dominion of Canada and Newfoundland, 1912-18 ; H.M.
Senior Trade Commissioner in the Service, 1917-20. War
Work : H.M. Trade Commissioner to Dominion of Canada in
charge of Commission to investigate timber resources of New
foundland and maritime provinces of Canada ; Director at
Whitehall of Post-War market enquiry to ascertain the oversea
demand for British Manufactures after the conclusion of
hostilities. Address : Broad Oak, Northwood, Middlesex.
Clubs : Constitutional ; City Carlton. (C3042)
WICKHAM, Lieut.-Comm. Evelyn Twysden, O.B.E,
R.N. WICKHAM, Frederiok, O.B.E.
WICKHAM, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Frederick St. Barbe,
O.B.E, R.N,
WICKHAM, Brig.-Gen. John Avenal, C.B.E. Served in
the Great War 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C2054)
WICKS, Ernest Arthur, M.B.E.
WICKS, Major Gerald Hamilton, O.B.E, R.E.
WICKS, Lieut.-Col. Henry William Cairns, O.B.E,
D S O , fi. 1881 ; s. of Henry Wicks. Entered Seaforth
Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs, the Duke of Albany's), 1900 ;
Capt 1906; Major, 1915; Zakka Khel and Mohmand Ex
pedition, 1908 ; Great War, 1914-19, as a Gen. Staff Officer
(despatches) ; appointed Lieut.-Col. comdg. a Physical Train
ing School, 1918. __ (05925)
WIDDERSON, Capt. Andrew James, O.B.B.
WIDDOWSON, Dorothy, M.B.E.
WIDDOWSON, Howell Young, O.B.E.
WIGAN, Aubrey John GRAHAM-, M.B.E, 6. 3 Sept.
1897; s. of John Alfred Graham- Wigan, of Oakwood Park,
Maidstone Educ. : Eton Coll. Address : Oakwood Park,
Maidstone. _r _, __ (M2645)
WIGGETT, John Howitson, M.B.E.
WIGGINS, Major Carl, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
WIGHT, Mabel, M.B.E, fi. 1876 ; d. of Wm. Dundas
Wight Educ. : Caldicot Towers, Bushey Heath, Herts.
War Work ¦ Hon. Sec. of St. John AuxiUary Hospital, Penarth,
March 1915, to June, 1919. Address : Falconhyrst, Bradford
Place 'Penarth Glam. (M10055)
WiGHTMAN, Florence OldQeld, M.B.B. ; d. of the Rev.
W A Wightman, of Stillingfleet, York. War Work : Head
of 'Bandage Room Department, York War Hospital Supply
Depot 1915-19 (M10056)
WIGHTMAN, Lieut. Henry Christopher, O.B.E, R.E.(T.).
WIGHTMAN, Owen WiUiam, C.B.E, J.P, 6. 29 Dec.
1869 • s of the Rev. WilUam Arnett Wightman, of StiUingfleet,
York'- m. Ethel Maria, d. of Henry HaU, of Alton, Hants.
Educ': Radley, and Exeter CoU, Oxford. Maltster; Director
Brewing Branch, Mimstry of Food. War Work : Hon. Lieut.
Herts. Volunteer Regiment. Address : BeDgeo, Herts
Club: Royal Automobile. '",„
WIGLEY, Lieut.-Col. George AUred, O.B.E, 5. 1872;
<j of George Wiglev, of Nottingham ; to. Annie Louise, d. of
WilUam Pidcock, 6f Nottingham Educ /Merchant ; Taylors'
School War Work : Commanded 2/7th Sherwood Foresters,
Sent 1914 to July, 1915 ; Commanded 7th T.F. Reserve Batt.
Shenvood'Forester's, July, 1915 to March, 1919 Address:
Wingfield, Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham. Club: Coimty
(Notttogham). „.,.„„ -,. t> it (O78C0)
WIGLEY, Kathleen Sinclair, Mrs., M.B.E.
WIGLEY, Thomas, M.B.E.

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

WIGNALL, Edith Marguerite, M.B.E, d. of Edwin Sate,
of 14, Park Street; m. Frederick WiUiam, s. of Walter Barton
Wignall, of Spital, Cheshire. War Work: Commandant of
TattenhaU and The Rookery Hospitals, Oct. 1914, to April,
1919. Addresses : The Rookery, TattenhaU, Cheshire ;
Cambusmore, The Mound, Sutherland. (M2646)
WIGRAM, Agnes Vernon, Mrs. Henry Francis, O.B.E.
WIGRAM, Col. Kenneth, C.B, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. Dec. 5
1875 ; s.oflate Herbert Wigram, late I.C.S. Educ. : Wtochester
Chester and Sandhurst. General Staff (Director of Staff
Duties), Army Headquarters, India. War Work : General
Staff, Army Headquarters, India, Aug. 1914, to May, 1915 ;
General Staff. G.H.Q. France, June, 1915, to Sept. 1918 ;
R.A.F. H.Q, France, Oct. 1918, till Armistice. Club : United
Service. (C1912)
WILBERFORCE, Major Arthur Roland George, O.B.B.
6. 21 Dec. 1877 ; s. of the Rt. Rev. Ernest Wilberforce, late
Bishop of Chichester. Educ. : Winchester and Christ Church,
Oxford. Deputy Assistant Director, Q.M.G. Canteens, War
Office. War Work : Served with 2nd Batt. Royal Sussex Regt.
in France, 1914 ; severely wounded ; attached Gen. Staff,
War Office, 1915, to Sept. 1916 ; Staff Capt, 5A District,
Sept. 1916, to Sept. 1918 ; Private Sec. to Q.M.G, War Office,
Sept. 1918, to March, 1919. Address : 17, Eccleston Square,
S.W. 1. Clubs : Naval and MiUtary ; Royal Automobile. (07857)
WILBERFORCE, Brig.-Gen. Sir Herbert William
K.B.E, C.B, CM.G, 6. 4 July, 1866 ; s. of the late Venerable
Wilberforce, of Westminster Abbey ; m. Eleanor Catherine,
d. of Major-Gen. E. Micklem, of Rosehill, Henley-on-Thames.
Educ. : Eton and Sandhurst. War Work : Served in France
continuously from Aug. 1914, until Jan. 1920, first as Lieut.-
Col. Commanding Queen's Bays, latterly as Base Commandant,
Boulogne ; Knight of Grace, St. John of Jerusalem, Croix
de Commandeur Legion of Honour (France) ; Grand Officer
Military Order of Avis (Portugal). Address : Kingswood,
Medmenham, Marlow. Clubs : Cavalry ; Royal Automobile. (K321fi)
WILBRAHAM, Capt. Henry Dudley, O.B.E.
WILBRAHAM, Major Hugh Edward, M.B.E.
WILBRAHAM, Lady AUce Maud BOOTLE-, O.B.E,
6. 22 June. 1861 ; d. of 1st Earl of Lathom, of Lathom House,
Ormskirk (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Privately. Lady
District Superintendent London District, St. John Ambulance
Brigade. War Work : Started and organised Queen Mary's
Royal Naval Hospital, Southend-on-Sea ; President, SUver
Thimble Fund, which collected over £70,000 ; worked in Can
teens. King Edward's Coronation Medal ; King George's
Coronation Medal ; Long Service Medal ; Sister St. John of
Jerusalem ; Order of Queen Elizabeth of Belgium. Address :
26, Lower Sloane Street, S.W. 1. (011609)
WILBRAHAM, Evelyn Caryl Bootle, O.B.E, PhD,
F.I.C, F.C.S, 6. 8 June, 1877 ; s. of Col. Arthur B.
Wilbraham. Educ. : Clifton CoU, and Leipzig Univ. War
Work : Superintendent of H.M. High Explosives Factory,
Rainham, Essex ; afterwards technical adviser to Explosives
Dept. of the Ministry of Munitions ; Liaison Officer to Gun
and Ammunition FiUing Dept. of Ministry of Munitions.
Address : 28, Ovington Square, S.W. 3. Clubs : Royal
Institution ; Royal Aero ; Chemical Industry. (O2007)
WILBY, Col. Arthur WiUiam Roger, C.B.E, CE, fi.
27 March, 1875 ; s. of the late Lieut. A. B. WUby, 61st Regt. ;
to. Eva Mary, d. of Arthur P. Blathwayt, of Northwood Grange,
Middlesex. Educ. : Upper Canada Coll, Toronto, Canada ;
R.M.C, Kingston, Canada. Agent for British Columbia, of
the Marine Dept, Federal Government of Canada. War
Work : Gazetted as Captain to the 62nd Batt. C.E.F, June,
1915 ; promoted Major, Dec. 1915 ; transferred to the 48th
Batt. C.E.F. on proceeding to France, Aug. 1916 ; appointed
D.A.D. of Labour for Canadian Corps, April, 1917 ; appointed
Labour Commandant Canadian Corps with rank of Colonel,
April, 1918 ; returned to Canada and demobolised, Aug.
1919 ; Address : Victoria, British Columbia. Club : Union ;
Victoria. (C1358)
WILCOCK, Lieut. Albert Edward, O.B.E, R.N.V R
WILCOCK, Joseph, M.B.B, fi. 23 March, 1858; s. of
Joseph Wilcock, of Preston Lancashire ; m. Annie, d. of
Jacob Hindle, of Nelson, Lane. Educ. : Marton School,
Blackpool. Superintendent, Lancashire County Constabu
lary. War Work : General War work in Connection with
local munition works. Address : 87, Seaforth Road, Seaforth,
Liverpool. (M10060)
WILD, Lieut. John Robert Franois, C.B.E, R.N.V.R
Accompanied the Shac-ldeton Antartic Expeditions. (C3044)
WILD, Norman Ward, M.B.E.
WILD, Robert Vaughan, O.B.E.
WILD, Brig.-Gen. Ralph Kirby BAGNALL-, C.M.G,
C B.E, 6. 1873 ; s. of Ralph Bagnall Bagnall-Wild, J.P, of
The Manor House, Costock, Loughborough ; m. Maida, d. of
the late John Devereux, of Hereford. Brevet Major R E
Reserve, and Lieut.-Col. and T. Brig.-Gen, R.A F (C18851
WILDBORE, Albert Milton, M.B.E, R.N.
WILDER, Edward Hunter, M.B.E, Commissioned
Boatswain R.N, fi. 1 May, 1870 ; s. of David Hunter Wilder,
ol Dalkeith, Scotland ; to. Evelyn Blanche, d. of William
Fryer, of Portsmouth. Educ. : Greenwich R.H. School
Assistant to King's Harbour Master, Gibraltar Dockyard ;
in charge of Boom Defence and Moorings, Berthing and Sailing
of Ships m convoys, Salvage work, etc. Addresses: Richmond,

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London Road, nr. Horndean, Hants. ; H.M. Dockyard,
Gibraltar. (M2648)
WILDING, Edward, C.B.E, 6. 25 Nov. 1875 ; s. of Henry
Wilding, of Liverpool ; to. Marion EmUy, d. of WiUiam Shilton,
of Burton-on-Trent. Educ. : Liverpool Institute ; R.N.E.
Coll, Devonport ; R.N. Coll, Greenwich. Managing Director
of Harland & Wolff, Ltd. ; Deputy Director of Designs under
Controller General of Merchant ShipbuUding, 1918-19. Ad
dress : 6, Royal Terrace, Lisburn Road, Belfast. Club : Ulster
Reform. (C3045
WILDING, 2nd Lieut. Henry, M.B.E.
WILDING, Capt. Miohael Henley, C.B.E, R.N. Served
in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C2284)
WILDMAN, Major Sam Beck, O.B.B, R.A.S.C, fi. 21
Aug. 1868. Superintendent No 1 Remount Depot, Dublin.
War Work : In addition to superintending Remount Depot
was assistant to the Inspector of Remounts, Dish Command,
from 1914-17 ; Supervised the Embarkation and disembarka
tion of horses at the Port of Dublin. (O3205)
WILDY, Comm. Edmund, O B.E, V.D, R.N.V.R.
WILDY, Capt. Harold Adams, O.B.E, M.G.C
WILES, Capt. Harold Herbert, M.B.B,
WILEY, Capt. Thomas Paul, O.B.E, 6. 2 Dec. 1883 ;
s. of late Arthur John, of Oulton Broad, Suffolk ; m. EUeen
Mary, d. ot Doctor Joseph Alexander Tooner, late of Broad
Street, Pendleton. Educ : Rossall School, Fleetwood, Lancs.
Engineer and Local Manager of Waygood-Otis Ltd, Lift
Makers, London. War Work : In charge of 610th Fortress
Company, R.E. ; responsible for Defence Electric Lighting,
Milford Haven Garrison. Address : 90, Princess Street, Man
chester. (07858)
WILFORD, Major Edmund Ernest, D.S.O, O.B.E,
fi. 1876 ; s. of the late Col. EdmundPercival WUford, Gloucester
shire Regt. ; m. Rachel Lancaster Sharpe. Educ : Clifton
Coll. Major Indian Army ; Great War, 1914-19 as Lieut.-Col.
York and Lancaster Regt, and subsequently Major Roy.
Detence Corps (despatches). Club : Royal Automobile. (O7860)
WILFORD, Edward Charles, M.B.B.
WIKLE, Bessie DayreU, M.B.E, 6. 18 Oct. 1890 ; d. of
the late Augustus Wilke, of Epsom, Surrey. Educ : Lee
High School for Girls. War Work : Club Leader and organiser
of The Daughters of the Empire Club, Upper Norwood, since
Jan. 1915, under the auspices of the Y.W.C.A. Address:
Thimbleby, South Vale, Upper Norwood, S.E. 19. (M10061)
WILKIE, Surg.-Lieut. -Comm. David Peroival Dalbrick,
O.B.E, M.B, R.N.V.R.
WILKIE, Helen Gertrude, Mrs., C.B.E. ; d. of late
Reginald Reynolds, of 28, Clarendon Square, Leamington ;
to. E. O. Hales Wilkie (Major, Worcestershire Regt. ret.), s.
of the late General Hales WUkie, of Ellington, Kent. War
Work : Founder, Organiser, and Hon. Sec. The Womens
Emergency Canteens for soldiers, founded Jan. 1915, closed
June, 1919 ; Canteens on the French Front and at the Gare du
Nord and Gare de Lyon, Paris, for AlUed troops ; transport
of Wounded and much relief work. Address : 9, Grove Court,
Drayton Gdns, S.W. 10. (C3046)
WILKIE, Capt. James Bowman, M.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C.
WILKIE, Major Robert, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WILKIN, Rear-Adm. Henry Douglas, C.B.E, D.S.O,
J.P. (West Ridtog of Yorkshire (1920) R.N, fi. 27 March,
1862 ; s. of Major H. J. WUkto, of 11th and 7th Hussars ; m.
Elfrida Bertha, d. ot Egbert Iveson, of Charters, Ascot. Educ. :
Eastman's Preparatory School and H.M.S. " Britannia."
War Work : Senior Naval Officer at Belfast. Address :
Wetherby Grange, Yorkshire. Clubs: United Service;
Royal Naval (Portsmouth) ; Yorkshire. (C2328)
WILKINS, ', Capt. Dennison Alfred, M.B.E, 6. 28 July,
1892 ; s. of late A. D. WUktas, of 21, Pemberley Avenue,
Bedford. Educ. : Bedford School, and Sandhurst. War Work :
Severely wounded at Second battle of Ypres, April, 1915 ; Adju
tant, Anti-Aircraft Command, 1916 ; on Staff from 1917-20 ;
mentioned " London Gazette," March, 1920. Address : 21, Pem
berley Avenue, Bedford. Club : United Service. (M5729)
WILKINS, Elizabeth Bastable, O.B.E, 6. 24 Feb.
1883 ; d. of Stephen Wilkins, of Shaftesbury. Nursing
Sister. War Work : Assistant to Miss Edith CaveU, Brussels,
Belgium, 1914-15 ; Sister in Charge B. Red Cross Hospital
St. Fagan's Castle, Glam, S. Wales, March, 1916, to March,
1919. Addresses : Yeatman Hospital, Sherborne, Dorset ;
Stour, Shaftesbury, Dorset. " (011610)
WILKINS, Frederick Charles Sydney, O.B.E.
WILKINS, Harold, M.B.E.
WILKINS, Capt. John, O.B.E.
WILKINS, Louisa, Mrs. Roland Field, O.B.B.
WILKINS, Margaret Mabel, M.B.E.
WILKINS, Lieut. Raymond, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
WILKINS.Col. Thomas James Hackett,O.B.E,M.R.CP.E,
L.R.CS.E, I.M.S, 6. 6 Oct. 1850 ; s. of Thomas WUkins,
Deputy Registrar, High Court, Madras ; m. Alicia Caroline
Evelyn, d. of Lieut.-Col. Felix Richard Vincent Jervis, of the
Bengal Army. Educ. : Ootacamund Grammar School ; Madras ;
Edinburgh ; and special Hospitals in London. Took part in the
Burma expedition in 1884-85 ; S.M.O. of the Tongoo-Nyngan
Column under Col. Dicken, received medal and clasp ; retired
from I.M.S. as Divisional P.M.O, the 9th Secunderabad Division,
late Madras Command ; President of the Recruitmg Medical
Board at Great Scotland Yard, under MUitary authorities ;

BIOGRAPHIES.

Williams

Senior Chairman and Deputy Commissioner of the Medical
Boards at WhitehaU under the Ministry of National Services,
and Deputy Commissioner of Medical Services in the Ministry
of Pensions ; in charge of the Discharge Board of the Royal
Air Force, at Blandford, Halton Camp, and Uxbridge. Ad
dress : c/o Messrs. Courts &, Co, 440, Strand, London, W.C 2.
(011612)
WILKINSON, ClenneU Anstruther, M.B.E.
WILKINSON, Christopher Henry George, M.B.E.
WILKINSON, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Edward Aubrey
Guy, O.B.E, B.A, R.N.
WILKINSON, Capt. Edward John, O.B.E.
WILKINSON, T. Warrant Officer Ernest, M.B.E, Royal
Indian Marine. (M6780A)
WILKINSON, Frederiok, CB.E.
WILKINSON, Col. George Alexander Eason, C.B.E,
D.S.O, fi. 1860 ; s. of the late Matthew Wilkinson of Middle-
thorpe Hall, Yorkshire ; to. 1886. the Hon. Caroline Catherine
Horsley-Beresf ord, d. of 3rd Baron Decies (see Burke's Peerage)
JJP. for W. and E. Ridings of Yorkshire ; Hon.-Major
in the Army ; Lieut.-Col. Royal Defence Corps, 1914-19 ;
formerly Lieut.-Col. Comdg. and Hon. Col. 4th Bn. Sherwood
Foresters (Notts. and Derbyshire Regt.). Served in S. Africa,
1900-1 (severely wounded, despatches). Address : Dring-
houses Manor, York. (C837)
WILKINSON, Capt. Gerrard Napier, O.B.E, LA.
WILKINSON, Harry Cuthbert WilUam, M.B.E.
WILKINSON, Harry WUUam John, M.B.E.
WILKINSON, Major, Brevet Lieut.-Col., Henry Benfield
Des Voeux, C.B.E, D.S.O, Durham Light Infantry, 6. 18 Oct.
1870 ; s. of Major H. O. WUkinson, of Oswald House, nr.
Durham ; m. Bridget, d. of Col. T. B. Cookson, C.B, of Meldon
Park, Morpeth. Educ. : Cheam School ; Wellington Coll. ;
Sandhurst ; Staff CoU. War Work : D.A.A. and Q.M.G, South
African War ; G.S. 0.2, 1st Peshawar Div. Expedition against
Birnurwals, 1914 ; Provost Marshal, Indian Corps, D.A.A, and
Q.M.G. Lahore Division ; A.A. and Q.M.G. 33rd Division ;
A.A. and Q.M.G, 23rd Division; A.A. and Q.M.G. 68th
Division. Address : 20, CUveden Place, S.W. Club : Army
and Navy. (C1814)
WILKINSON, Rev. Horace Ricardo, O.B.E, R.N.
WILKINSON, Howitt Key, M.B.E.
WILKINSON, John, O.B.E.
WILKINSON, Kenneth Douglas, O.B.E, 6. 17 AprU,
1886 ; s. of Rev. H. C. WUkinson, of High Leigh, Cheshire ;
m. Phebe Helena, d. of Capt. 0. H. Homewood, of WaUasey,
Cheshire. Educ. : Berkhamsted, and Birmingham Univ.
Assistant Physician General Hospital Birmingham ; Physician
to Out-patients, ChUdren's Hospital, Birmingham. War
Work: Served successively as Lieut, Capt, and Major in
R.A.M.C. (T.) (Medical Specialist). Address : 91, Cornwall
Street, Birmingham. (05928)
WILKINSON, Martin, M.B.E.
WILKINSON, Capt. Noel Read EUershaw, O.B.E,
R.A.S.C. WILKINSON, Lieut.-Comm. Norman, O.B.E, R.I,
R.N.V.R, 6. 24 Nov. 1878 ; s. of T. C WUkinson ; to. Evelyn
Harriet, d. of Rev. Murdo Mackenzie, Swatow, China. Educ. :
Berkhamsted. Artist. War Work : Lieut.-Comm. R.N.V.R,
served in various theatres of war ; 1917, originated and carried
out the system of " Dazzle " Painting as applied to Merchant
Vessels for protection against Torpedo attack ; this system
was officially adopted by aU the AlUed maritime nations.
Address: 40, Marlborough HiU, St. John's Wood, N.W. 8.
CZufis .- Royal Thames Yacht ; St. John's Wood Arts. (0861)
WILKINSON, Lieut. Ralph Thomas, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
WILKINSON, Rev. Riohard Brindle, O.B.B, 6. 5 May,
1886 ; s. of R. WUkinson, of Hoghton, nr. Preston ; to. Mary,
d. of Thos. Bretherton, of Hoghton nr. Preston. Educ. :
Didsbury CoU, Manchester. Wesleyan Minister. War Work :
Fourth Class Chaplain from April, 1915, to June, 1919 ; at
tached to 6th and 29th Divisions ; served with these Divisions
m France, Flanders, and Germany, during that period. Ad
dress: Daisy Bank, Rhodes, Manchester. (02783)
WILKDJSON, Lieut. Robert Joseph, M.B.E.
WILKS, Capt. Frank Stanley, O.B.E, 6. 1 July, 1882 ;
«. of E. T. Wilks, F.R.G.S, C.C, of Watford ; m. Winifred,
d. of F. H. Freeth, of Putney. Educ. : Mill Hill School.
Chartered Accountant. War Work : Gazetted Lieut, in the
B.A.S.C., Aug. 1915 ; appointed Supply Officer 156th Inf. Bde,
52nd Division, Dec. 1915 ; served with the division on GaUipoli,
Egypt, Sinai, Palestine, and France ; promoted Capt. Sept.
1916 ; thrice mentioned in despatches. Addresses : 26,
Kingsfleld Road, Watford, Herts, ; 31, Lombard Street, E.C.
(O5930)
WILKS, T. MajorJohn Eason, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
, WILLAN, Surg.-Comm. Robert Joseph, M.V.O. O.B.E.,
V.D, M.B, R.N.V.R, 6. 1878; s. of John WUlan, J.P,
of Durham ; to. Dorothy Eleanor, d. of J. B. Shawyer, of
Carlisle. Educ. : Durham. T. Hon. Surgeon, Royal Victoria
Infirmary, Newcastle-on-Tyne. War Work: Served in R.N.
Hospital Ships, "Drina," "Plassy,', and "Ka-rapara," Aug.
1914, to Sept. 1918, at R.N. Hospital, Haslar, Sept. 1918, to
July, 1919. Address : 6, Kensington Terrace, Newcastle-on-
Tyne. Club : Union. (09509)
WILLANS, Gordon Jenne, M.B.B.
, WILLCOCK, Rev. John, O.B.E, D.D, D.Litt, b. 18
AprU, 1853 ; s. of John WiUcock, of Northwich, Cheshire ;
»». Annie Bannatyne, d. of WilUam Malcolmson, of Lerwick

fP tt' -. , Ljvei'P°ol High School, and Edinburgh Univ. Minister
of United Free Church of Scotland. War Work : Sec. of
War Savings Associations for Coimty of Zetland, Sec. of
Soldiers and Sailors' Families Association. Address: St
Ringan s Manse, Lerwick, Shetland. (011613)
a WII^9?,CKS' MaJ°r Georee Charles, O.B.E, M.C
WILLCOX, Capt. Howard James Lionel Walter Kox,
C.B, E, R.N. Served in Great War, 1914-19, with Ocean
Escort (mentioned in despatches). (C1209)
-, oWILLC0*Xi Capt- William Garratt, M.B.E, 6. 23 April,
,,, i„s-,oJ„Jame3 Willcox^ of Putney. Educ. : Privately.
War Work : Sec. to British Farmers' Red Cross Fund ; assist
ing Sir Herbert Brown to the raising of a Fund of £1,053,000
in this connection ; executive organiser to the Frances Day
branch of the French Red Cross ; now Sec. to the Appeal
Department of Earl Haig's Officers' Association. (M10064)
WILLCOX, William Henry, O.B.E, 6. 5 Dec. 1871 ; s. of
Henry Willcox, of Spalding ; to. Lucy Mabel, d. of Andrew
£¦1Xe?;•. o£„ Spading. Educ. : Spalding Grammar School.
H.M. Civil Service ; Administrative Officer of the First Division ;
Assistant Sec. to the Commissioners of the Royal Hospital,
Chelsea. War Work : Chief Civil Officer in charge of work
connected with the award of disability pensions to Warrant
Officers, N.CO.s and men invalided from the Army from the
beginning of the war until the creation of the Ministry of
Pensions ; continued in charge of work connected with the
award of Long Service Pensions, awards for Distinguished
Conduct Medals in addition to pension, as well as other duties
relating to the permanent appointment of Assistant Sec. to the
Commissioners of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea ; for the first
year of its existence assisted the Ministry of Pensions in an
advisory capacity. Address : The Royal Hospital, Chelsea,
S.W. 3. (011614
WILLER, Herbert Humphries, M.B.E.
WILLERT, Sir Arthur, K.B.E, 6. 19 May, 1882 ; s. of
late P. F. WiUert, of Headington Hill, Oxford ; to. Florence,
d. of late Sir Walter Simpson, Bart, of Balabraes, Ayton,
Scotland (see Bukke'S Peerage). Educ. : Eton, Balliol Coll,
Oxford. Correspondent of the " Times " at Washington,
U.S.A.; joined staff of " Times," 1905 ; correspondent of the
" Times " at Washington, 1910-17 ; Sec. British War Mission
in Washington, and representative there of Ministry of Informa
tion, 1917-18. Address: Headington Hill, Oxford. Club:
MetropoUtan (Washington). (K241)
WILLES, Lieut. Harry, M.B.E, R.G.A. (S.R.).
WILLETT, Henry Goodrich, C.B.E. Secretary to the
Trinity House for 48 years. (C1055)
WILLETT, Lieut. Hugh, M.B.B, R.E.
WILLETT, John Eddowes, C.B.E, J.P, Knight of Grace
of Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 23 April, 1853 ; s. of
John Spencer WUlett, of Liverpool. Educ. : Privately. Alder
man of County Borough of Southport ; Chairman of Finance
Committee ; Mayor of Southport, 1907-8, 1914-5 ; Vice-
Chairman Southport Unionist Association ; Member of West
Lancashire Territorial Association ; Member of York House
of Laymen and of National Church Assembly ; Churchwarden,
AU Saints, Southport, 1897-1919 ; Merchant and Shipowner,
Liverpool, and Director International Navigation Co, Ltd.;
Hon. Freeman of the Borough of Southport. War Work : As
Mayor of Southport during the first year of the War carried
out numerous duties as Chairman of Committees for raising
funds and providing for comforts of troops, and continued in
all such committees till end of war ; President of the Southport
St. John V.A.D. Hospital, 1915-19 ; Military Representative and
National Service Representative at Local Tribunal, 1915-19 ;
Hon. Battalion Commandant to the Lancashire Volunteer
Brigade, 1915; has MedaiUe du Roi Albert, 1920. Address:
3, Park Road, Southport. Clubs: Conservative (Liverpool);
Conservative (Southport) ; Hesketh Golf (Southport). (C3048)
WILLETT, Major Lewis Howard, O.B.E.
WILLETT, Thomas Charles, M.B.E.. 6. 1884 ; s. of Thomas
WUlett, of Wandsworth ; to. Marie Lavinia, d. of WiUiam Henry
Windmill, L.D.S, R.C.S.I, of Wandsworth. Educ. : Honey-
weU Higher Grade School. Sec. to the Mayor of Wandsworth.
War Work : Hon. Sec. Borough of Wandsworth War Savings
Committee (organised Tank, Gun, War Weapons, and Victory
Loan Campaigns) ; Hon. Sec. Borough of Wandsworth Assn.
of Vol. Workers (mentioned in despatches by War Office) ;
Sec. Prince of Wales' National Relief Fund ; Hon. Sec Surrey
Prisoners of War Fund, Wandsworth ; Hon. Sec. 13th East
Surrey Regt. Comforts Fund, and also Hon. Sec. to various
other organisations connected with the war. (M10065)
WILLEY, Lieut.-Col. Francis Vernon, C.M.G, C.B.E,
M.V.O, M.A, M.P, fi. 1884 ; s. of Francis Willey, J.P, of
Blyth HaU, Notts. ; Edue. : Eton and Magdalen Coll, Oxford.
A partner to the firm of Francis Willey & Co, wool merchant s,
of Bradford, Yorkshire, and Boston, U.S.A. ; Major, Notts
(Sherwood Rangers) Yeo. (T.D.), attached T. Lieut.-Col,
R.A.O.C ; Controller of Wool Supplies, Mto. of Munitions
Supply ; has sat as M.P. tor S. Div. of Bradford since Dec.
1918. Address : Blyth HaU, via Rotherham, Notts. Clubs :
Carlton : St Stephen's ; Bath ; Cavalry ; HurUngham. (C1812)
WILLIAMS, Major Albert, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Albert George, M.B.E, 6. 9 Sept. 1881;
s. of Albert Kurtch Williams, of Kew ; to. Elsie, d. of John
Hammett, of Richmond. Educ. : Tiffin's School, Kingston-
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Williams

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Laboratory. War Work : Inspection of Optical Munitions for
H.M. Navy, etc. Address : 242, Sandycombe Road, Kew
Gardens. (M4084)
WILLIAMS, Lieut. Albert Henry, O.B.E., R.A.O.C. (T.).
WILLIAMS, Capt. Albert Howard, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Capt. AUred Dalby Ross, O.B.E, R.G.A. (T.).
WILLIAMS, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. Alfred Edwin, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Surg.-Lieut. AUred Gregson, O.B.E, R.N.
WILLIAMS, Lieut. Alfred Harry, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WILLIAMS, Amy Katharine, O.B.B. Educ. : Privately.
Headmistress L.CC. School; Executive National Union of
Teachers ; Past President London Teachers' Association ;
Treasurer L.CC Women Teachers' Union. War Work : Com
mittee L.CC. Women Teachers' effort for supplying comforts
for wounded soldiers ; National War Savings Committee
(Women's Advisory Committee) ; Committee (National Union
of Teachers) War Aid Fund ; Committee National Union of
Teachers' Belgian Relief Fund ; and Prince of Wales' War
Aid Fund ; assisted in organising coUections for Ambulances,
Red Cross Funds, Blue Cross Funds, Blinded Soldiers' Fund,
Blinded Soldiers' Children Fund, Army Huts Fund, Jack
CornweU Fund. Address : L.CC School, Broadwater Road,
Toottog. (011615)
WKLLIAMS, Annie Margery, Mrs., O.B.B.
WILLIAMS, Major Archard Trevor, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
(T.), 6. 10 May, 1885 ; s. of the late W. Maurice Williams, of
Leicester ; m. Violet Ysobel, d. of J. Bruce-Payne, M.A, of
Bishop Stortford, Herts. Educ. : Stoneygate School, Leicester,
and King's School, Canterbury. QuaUfied as a Solicitor in
1908 ; joined A.S.C. (T.) as 2/Lieut. on 7 July, 1908 :
promoted Capt. 18 May, 1910 ; Member of the Leicestershire
Territorial Association ; Member of the National Service
League. War Work : Mobilised, Lincoln and Leicester
Bde. Co. A.S.C. (T.), on outbreak of War in Aug. 1914, and
served during the War in the 46th, 59th, 58th, and 34th
(Eastern) Divisions ; twice mentioned in despatches ; pro
moted T. Major, Oct. 1915 ; Major, June, 1916 ; at present
O.C. R.A.S.C, Ripon. Addresses : c/o Sir Chas. R. McGrigor,
Bart, and Co, 39, Panton Street, Haymarket ; c/o J. Bruce-
Payne, M.A, Bishop Stortford, Herts. (05933)
WILLIAMS, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Cecil, C.B.E, Royal
ArtiUery, 6. 24 Feb. 1871 ; s. of J. B. WUliams. Educ. : Ports
mouth Grammar School, and Royal Military Academy ; Fellow
of the Optical Society ; Director of Inspection of Optical
SuppUes during the war ; Chief Instructor in Range Finding,
Great Britain, 1919-20. Club : Junior United Service. (C1813)
WILLIAMS, Major Arthur Donald John Bedwood,
WILLIAMS, Major Arthur Frederick BasU, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Lieut. Arthur James, M.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Arthur Moray, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 6 March,
1878 ; s. of Rev. J. A. Williams, late Vicar of Aldermtoster,
Stratford-on-Avon ; to. Mabel Lizzie, d. of Edward Unwin,
of Shortlands, Kent. Educ. : Felsted and Cambridge. Chief
Assistant County Director Hampshire Territorial Force Associa
tion ; Sec. to the Trustees of the Home of Recovery for
Surgical Convalescents in Hampshire. Address : Cherrycroft,
Petersfield, Hants. Club : Public Schools. (O2010)
WILLIAMS, Arthur Owen, M.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Charles, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Lieut. Charles, M.B.E, R.E.
WILLIAMS, Major Charles Edward, O.B.E, M.I.Mech.E.,
6. 11 Jan. 1873 ; s. of D. E. WilUams, of Brecon. Educ. :
Llandovery Coll, Carmarthenshire. Mechanical Engineer;
Deputy Chief Inspecting Engineer to the Crown Agents for
the Colonies. War Work : War Office, as Staff Captain, 1915-
17 ; Ministry of Munitions as Director; 1918 until termination
of war, as Major and D.A.D. at War Office. Address : 4,
MUlbank, Westminster. Club : St. Stephen's. (0863)
WILLIAMS, Charles George, M.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Charles Robert Thomas, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Lieut. Charles Sydney, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WILLIAMS, Capt. Cyril Theodore, O.B.E, E. Surrey
Regt. (011788)
WILLIAMS, Daisy, Mrs., M.B.E. Area Inspector of
Women's Forage Corps, R.A.S.C. (M10340)
WILLIAMS, David, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, 2nd Lieut. David Eric, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WILLIAMS, Sir Dawson, Knt. Bach, CB.E, M.D,
F.R.C.P., 6. 1854 ; s. of the Rev. John Mack Williams, formerly
Rector of Burnby, Yorkshire ; to. 1882, Catherine (who died
1917), d. of Robert Kirkpatrick-Howart, of Mabie, Kircud-
brightshire. Editor, British Medical Journal; Consulting
Physician, E. London Hospital for Children. Rendered
service to R.A.M.C during Great War. Addresses : Wall
End, Bourne End ; 2P, Portman Mansions, Marylebone Road,
W.l. Clubs: Garrick; Bath. (C304a)
WILLIAMS, Edith, Mrs., M.B.E, B.A. (Lond.). Com
mandant, V.A.D. Carnarvon 22, British Red Cross Society,
since 1912. War Work : Organiser and acted as Hon. Sec.
Pwllheli Women's War Relief Association, 1914-19 ; as
Commandant, supplied nurses for temporary hospital for
troops to training in PwUheU, and occasional nurses for
Wern Hospital, Portmadoc. Address : Haulfryn, Pwllheli,
N. Wales. (M10067)
WILLIAMS, Capt. Edward Richard, M.B.E, L.R.C.P.
(Lond.), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), R.A.M.C. (T.) (ret.). Hon. Medical

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Officer, Carmarthenshire Infirmary ; Medical Officer, H.M.
Prison, Carmarthen. War Work : Medical Officer in Charge
of Troops, Carmarthen ; Medical Officer, Carmarthen Auxiliary
Hospital. Address : 36, Spilman Street, Carmarthen. (M10068)
WILLIAMS, Emma Christine, Mrs., M.B.B, M.B, B.S
WILLIAMS, Ernest Graham, M.B.E, 6. 29 AprU, 1875 ;
s. of Henry Williams, of Clapham Common ; m. Dorothy Grace,
d. of — Nerney, of Wandsworth. Educ. : Privately. CivU
Servant in Board of Trade. War Work : Admiralty and
Ministry of Shipping. (M1095)
WILLIAMS, Ernest Thomas, O.B.E, M.I.E.E, fi. 9 Oct.
1877; s. of W. H. Williams, of Manchester and Blackpool;
m. Maggie Clarke, d. of Richard Catleugh, of Hunstanton.
Educ : Manchester Technical Coll. Electrical Engineer ;
Assistant Director of Electrical Engineering, Admiralty,
War Work : Electrical Engineer, Hong Kong Naval Base ;
Electrical Engineer, Admiralty, later Assistant Director of
Electrical Engineering, responsible amongst other items for
the electrical equipment of Shore and Air Stations, Aircraft
and Auxiliary Naval Vessels. Address: 11, The Drive,
Golder's Green. (011617)
WILLIAMS, Capt. Ernest Ulysses, O.B.E, M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P, late R.A.M.C, 6. 1880; s. of Alfred Dawson, of
London ; m. Emma Christine, d. of Charles Pillman. Educ. :
Kings CoU. School and Hospital. Radiographer, Royal Free
Hospital and Queen's Hospital, London. War Work : Served
under French, Servian, and Russian Red Cross, 1914-16;
attached numerous Hospitals as Consultant 1916-17 ; at
tached War Office, 1917-19 ; received Mons Medal, Order of
St. Sava, Balkan Red Cross Medal, O.B.B. Address : 128,
Harley Street, W. 1. Clubs : National Sporting ; Royal
Automobile ; Royal Botanical Society ; Royal Society of
Medicine. (07864)
WILLIAMS, Major Franois Cartwright, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Frank Eliot, O.B.E, 6. 2 Sept. 1881; s.
of WilUam Williams, of London ; to. Marian Jane, d. ol Harry
Frost, of Wimbledon. Educ. : University Coll. School.
General Manager of the European Gas Co, Ltd. War Work:
Chairman of an Export Licensing Committee of the War
Trade Department. Address : Ocklynge Manor House, Mill
Road, Eastbourne ; Finsbury House, Blomfield Street,
London, E.C. Club : Reform. (0864)
WILLIAMS, Major Frank Harry, O.B.B, M.C, R.E.
WILLIAMS, Capt. Frederiok Thomas, M.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Friend Isaacs, M.B.E, I.A.D.
WILLIAMS, Rev. Garfield, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, George Owen, M.B.E, 6. 2 AprU, 1873;
s. of William Williams, of Ruthin ; to. EUzabeth Ann, d. of
Jonathan Rawling, of Llandudno. Educ. : Ruthin Board School.
Railway Official; Councillor and Ex-Chairman, Prestatyn
Urban District Council. War Work : Chairman, Prestatyn
Food Control Committee and Allotment Holders' Association ;
Hon. Sec. Prestatyn and District, Tontine Approved Society,
War Savings Association ; Chairman of | Prestatyn Urban
District Council ; Hon. Sec. Prestatyn Prisoners of War Fund.
Address : Gwynlys, Prestatyn. (M19069)
WILLIAMS, Lieut. Gerald Atherton, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WILLIAMS, Capt. Harold, M.B.E, 6. 17 July, 1883;
s. of the Rev. Henry Hugh Williams, late of Brilley Vicarage,
Herefordshire ; to. Evelyn Diana Stonhouse, d. of Major
Vansittart Pochto of Market Harborough. Educ. : Chelten
ham Coll. WarWork : EnlistedinMotorMachineGunService ;
Commissioned in France 1916 ; transferred to Royal Army
Service Corps ; invalided to England, 1917 ; Adjutant,
R.A.S.C, Bulford, 1917-19 ; Adjutant, Embarkation Depot,
R.A.S.C, Portsmouth, 1919-20. Address : Minehead and
West Somerset Club, Minehead. (M5732)
WILLIAMS, Lieut. Harold, O.B.E, R.E.
WILLIAMS, Capt. Harold BaskerviUe, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
(S.R.) WILLIAMS, Harris Gregory, O.B.E, 6. 4 April, 1870 ;
s. of Samuel Gregory WilUams, of Plymouth ; m. Blanche
Ford, d. of W. J. Harris, of Dulwich. Educ. : Reading School ;
R.N. Engineering Coll, Keyham ; and Royal Naval CoU,
Greenwich. Naval Architect ; General Manager and Chief
Naval Architect of Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth & Co..
Ltd, Shipyard Department. War Work : Construction of
submarines, airships, and other war vessels. Address : 6,
Windsor Crescent, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Club : Royal Auto
mobile. (03992)
WILLIAMS, Helen Lucy, M.B.E.,
WILLIAMS, Capt. Henry Claude, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
(T.F. Res.), 6. 15 Jan. 1891 ; s. of Henry WilUams, Surgeon, of
Nottingham. Educ. : Gresham's School, Norfolk. War
Work : Served in France and Belgium for 4_ years in 46th,
21st, and 3rd Cavahy Divisions ; twice mentioned in despatches.
Clubs : Services ; Eccentric. (05935)
WILLIAMS, Rev. Henry Morrison, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Henry Owen, O.B.E, I.S.O.
WILLIAMS, HUda, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Isabel Rose, M.B.E. ; d. of the Rev. A. H.
Williams, M.A, late Rural Dean and Rector of Alcester,
Chaplain to Queen Victoria and King Edward V. War Work :
Lady President of the Waterloo Y.M.C.A. Hut, 1916-20.
Address : Heatherlea, Worcester Park, Surrey. (M1096)
WILLIAMS, Lieut. James LesUe, CM.G, M.B.B.
WILLIAMS, Jessie Wilhelmine, Mrs., M.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Major John, M.B.E, M.C.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Williams

WILLIAMS, Lieut.-Col. John, C.B.E. Lieut.-Col. comdg.
Anzac Provost Corps. (C331)
WILLIAMS, Capt. John Clive, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, John Edgar, M.B.E, M.I.E.E, A.M.I.M.E,
b. 4 April, 1880. Electrical and Mechanical Engineer. War
Wort: Sudan Government and Egyptian Army for the
Darfour Expedition, in CivUian capacity as Consulting Engineer
for Mechanical Transport. Address: Sudan Public Works,
Khartoum. Club : Sudan. (M2827)
WILLIAMS, John Fisohir, C.B.E, 6. 26 Feb. 1870 ; s.
of John WUliams, of 5, Elvaston Place, London ; to. Eleanor
Marjorie Hay, d. of Robert Evelyn Murray, of Hascombe,
Codalming. Educ. : Harrow, and New Coll, Oxford. Barrister-
at-Law, Lincoln's Inn ; Assistant Legal Adviser, Home Office ;
British Legal Adviser on the Reparation Commission, Paris.
Address : Lamledra, Gorran Haven, Cornwall. Club :
Athenaeum. (C75)
WILLIAMS, Major John Montague, M.B.E, R.E.
WILLIAMS, John Seth, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Lawrence Frederio Rushbrook, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Leonard Henry, M.B.E.
WILLIAMS. Capt, Leonard Lowther, M.B.E, M.B, R.E.
WILLIAMS, Capt. Leslie, M.B.B.
WILLIAMS, Mabel Catherine St. John, Mrs., O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Mary Christian, Mrs., C.B.E. ; d. of Sir
Frederick Martyn WilUams, Bart, of Goonvrea, Perranar-
worthal, CornwaU (see BuaKE's Peerage); to. John Charles,
s. of John Michael WUliams, of Caerhays Castle, Gorran,
CornwaU. War Work : Organising Sec. and for 44 years O.C.
of AuxiUary Home Hospital, Launceston. Addresses : Caerhays
Castle, Gorran, R.S.O, Cornwall ; Werrington Park, Laun
ceston, CornwaU. (C3050)
WILLIAMS, Morgan, M.B.B, M.A, 5. 1860 ; s. of Morgan
B. Williams, of KiUay House, Glamorgan. Educ. : London
Univ. CoU. School, and Caius Coll, Cambridge. Consulting
Engineer (retired). War Work : Commander of Headquarters
Detachment MetropoUtan Special Constabulary ; served on
Priority Committee, Ministry of Munitions (High Explosives
Dept.) Address: 13, King's Bench Walk, Temple, E.C. 4.
Club : Reform ; New University ; Eighty. (M10071)
WILLIAMS, Lieut.-Col. Norman Rees, M.B.E, A.I.F.
WILLIAMS. OUver Morrice, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Capt. Owen, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WILLIAMS, Lieut. Percy Alec, M.B.E.
WILLIAMS, PhiUp, O.B.E, 6. 7 Dec. 1862 ; s. of Philip
Williams, of Llanflhangel, Nant Bran, Breconshire. Silk
Mercers. War Work: Acted as expert adviser to 15th and
18th Batts. R.W.F, Kit and Clothing Committees ; also
expert adviser to National Fund for Welsh Troops. Addresses :
312, Earls Court Road, S.W. 5; Rockdean, Camden HiU,
Cranbrook, Kent. Clubs : National Liberal ; Eccentric. (011620)
WILLIAMS, Lieut. Ralph, M.B.E, *. 13 April, 1892 ;
8. of Charles Frederick Williams. Educ. : Cambridge House
School. War Work: Prince of Wales' Own Civil Service
Rifles, Aug. 1914, to Dec. 1915 ; active service, March, 1915 ;
Gazetted, 2nd Lieut, 8th The King's Own (R.L.) Regt, Dec.
1915 ; wounded, Ypres, March, 1916 ; Lieut, July, 1917 ;
speciaUy employed Board of Trade and Foreign Office, Jan.
1917, to AprU, 1919 ; discharged through wounds. Club :
Badminton. (M4326)
WILLIAMS, Richard, M.B.E,. M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P.
WILLIAMS, Lieut.-Col. Richard, D.S.O, O.B.E, Major
and T. Lieut.-Col. AustraUan Flying Corps. Served in Great
war (mentioned in despatches). (03435)
WILLIAMS, Lieut. Richard Barclay, M.B.E, R.E. (T.).
. WILLIAMS, Major Richard Charles Whittaker, O.B.E.
JtJ .A.
WILLIAMS, Capt. Riohard John, O.B.E. ; s. of Lieut.-Col.
M. Scott WilUams, of Woolland House, Blandford, Dorset ;
m. Edeen, d. of Edward Smith, of London. Educ. : Harrow
and Exeter CoU, Oxford. Engineer. War Work : Instructor
on Caterpillar Tractors ; in command of Tractors laying the
j^-'nch pipe Une from Kantara to Gaza and Beersheba ; O.C.
M.l, 103rd Bgde. R.G.A, during last advance from Jerusalem
tnrough Nablus. Addresses : Base, Heavy Repair Workshops,
M.T, Alexandria ; Woolland House, Blandford, Dorset.
«„... (08656)
WILLIAMS, Richard John, O.B.E, J.P. for the County of
Wrnarvon ; s. of John Williams, of Blaenan Festiniog : m.
Mary Emily, d. of Hugh Pritchard, of Liverpool. Educ :
Blaenan Festiniog ; Towyn Academy ; Liverpool Institute.
torector in Messrs. Morris and Jones (1919), Ltd, Liverpool ;
Mayor of Bangor 1913-20. War Work : Chairman, Tribunal ;
Uiairman, Sub-Committee, Pensions and War Savings Com
mittee; Vice-Chairman, Carnarvonshire Pensions ; Member
and Vice-Chairman, Appeals Committee ; Alderman, City
council ; Member, County CouncU ; Chairman, Industrial
totmcd, North Wales; Chairman, War Distress Committee,
and of Belgian Refugees Committee ; Chairman, Food Com
mittee; Member, Profiteering and Coal Committees. Ad
dress: Cynfal, Bangor. Club : Bangor Liberal. (011621)
WILLIAMS, Riohard Trefor, M.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Major Robert Drake, M.B.E, R.E.
WILLIAMS, Roderick, M.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Capt. Roger Francis, M.B.E, R.E.
WILLIAMS, Major Ronald Frederick, O.B.E,
WILLDVMS, Major Stanley Walter, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.

WILLIAMS, Thomas, M.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Thomas, O.B.E, 6. 31 Jan. 1861; s. of
James Joseph Williams, of Yeovil, Somerset ; to. Rebecca J.
Williams, c. of Benjamin Wright, of Cork, Ireland. Educ. :
1 rivately. Superintendent, Metropolitan Police. War Work :
General Police work including duties connected with air raids,
and alien enemies. Address : 59, Sherriff Road, West Hamp
stead, N.W. (011622)
WILLIAMS, Capt. Thomas Acland, C.B.E, Com. and
A. Capt, R N. Served in Great War, 1914-19 with Ocean
Escort (mentioned in despatches). (C1210)
WILLIAMS, Thomas Richard, O.B.E, 6. 3 Dec. 1864;
s. of Richard Williams, of Cwmtwrch, Breconshire ; m. Rachel,
d. of Evan Evans, of Ystalyfera, Glam. Educ. : Bangor Coll.
Inspector of Schools, Board of Education, Whitehall. War
Work : Hon. Sec. of the Northumberland War Savings Com
mittee ; Member of the National Savings Assembly. Address :
17, Granville Gardens, Jesmond, Newcastle-on-Tyne. (011623)
WILLIAMS, Major Vivian Dunbar Stanley, O.B.E, 6th
E',£ds' (Bet-)' b- 20 SeDt- 1885 ; *• of the late Capt. G. S.
WiUiams, of Brooksby Hall ; to. Violet Mary Thellusson, d. of
the Rev. Canon H. T. Wood, of Aldbury. Educ. : Harrow.
Hertfordshire Militia, 5th Dragoon Guards. War Work: Went
out with Expeditionary Force to France in Aug. 1914 ; retreat
from Mons ; severely wounded 1st Battle of Ypres ; rejoined
Regt. in France, 1917; invaUded home with appendicitis,
1918 ; Headquarters Staff, Aldershot, 1918-19. Address :
Greens Norton Court, Towcester. Club : Cavahy. (07867)
WILLIAMS, Brevet-Major Walton d'Eichtal, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Wilfred Howard, C.B.E, 6. 1878 ; s. of Sir
(Isaac) Thomas Williams, of Oakdene, St. Margaret's, Middle
sex. War Work : Director of Inland Transport, Ministry of
Munitions. (C332)
WILLIAMS, Capt. William Edward Rees, O.B.E,
M.B, I.MS.
WILLIAMS, William Frederick, M.B.E, M.A. (Cantab.),
6. 24th Nov. 1885 ; s. of the late William Lymington Williams,
of Coolhurst, Bournemouth ; to. Enid, d. of Howard Frederick
Norton, of Glenroy, Croydon. Educ. : Haileybury Coll, and
Clare CoU, Cambridge. Underwriting Member of Lloyd's.
War Work : Gazetted to a Commission in the Royal Engineers,
in Jan. 1916 ; served in France from Sept. 1916, to the Armis
tice ; mentioned in Bari Haig's despatch of Nov. 8, 1918.
Address : Brook House, Bast Grinstead, Sussex. (M4627)
WILLIAMS, W. George, M.B.E. War Work: Joined
Carmarthen 5 Red Cross Detachment, Sept. 1913 ; appointed
Commandant of the detachment at the outbreak of war ;
responsible for the transport of the sick and wounded soldiers
to the four Red Cross Hospitals in the county, namely, Car
marthen, Llandovery, Dolgarreg, and LlaneUy; May, 1918,
elected a Member of the British Red Cross Society ; Oct. 1918,
name inscribed upon the Roll of Honourable Service of the
British Red Cross Society for services rendered in connection
with the war, and received certificate of congratulations and
thanks signed by Queen Alexandra. (M10075)
WILLIAMS, William Henry, M.B.E, 18 Sept. 1871 ; s. of
WiUiam WUliams, of West Bromwich ; to. Louisa, d. of Henry
Bond, of Norfolk. Educ. : West Bromwich. Managing
Director of Aston Chain and Hook Co, Ltd, Bromford, Erding-
ton, Birmingham. War Work : Assisted in recruiting ;
coUected funds for food for the Belgians ; persuaded employees
to invest in War Loan ; invented special machinery for maldng
shell bands at the rate of 1200 per hour. Address : Bromford
House, Bromford Lane, Brdington. Clubs : Cosmopolitan ;
Royal Automobile ; Calumet. (M4085)
WILLIAMS, 2nd Lieut. WiUiam Herbert, M.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Capt. William Lewis, M.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Hon. William Micah, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, William Nance, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, William Thomas, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, WinUred Mary, Hon. Mrs. M.B.E. ; d. of
2nd Baron Addington, of Addington, Winslow, Bucks. ; m.
Berkeley Cole Wilmot; s. of Edward Wilmot Williams, of
Herringston, Dorchester. War Work: Hon. Sec. Yorkshire
Regiment Prisoners of War Committee. Address: Herring
ston, Dorchester ; 36, Ennismore Gardens, London, S.W.(M10077)
WILLIAMS, Sir Arthur John ALLEN-, K.B.E, CM.G,
M.I.C.E, 6. 30 Nov. 1869 ; s. of the late William WilUams, of
Tower Hill, Fishguard ; to. Ursula Mary, d. of Francis Allen,
J.P, of Cockley Cley Hall, Swaffham, Norfolk. Educ. : Haver
fordwest Grammar School, and Royal Indian Engineering
CoU , Cooper's HiU. Member of firm of Westley, WilUams, and
Henderson, Ltd, Public Works Contractors, 3, CopthaU
Buildings, E.C. 2. War Work: T. Lieut. R.E, June, 1915,
to Dec. 1916; promoted Major, Dec. 1916; Lieut.-Col, Col.
and finally Brig.-Gen. (temp.), 27 Dec. 1917 ; from Dec. 1916,
to Dec 1919 . in command at Richborough as Commandant,
is Officer of ihe Legion of Honour. Address : Beach Lodge,
Littlehampton. Club : Reform. . (£485)
WILLIAMS, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Maurice Marcel
Frederic CONDE-, O.B.E, R.N.
WILLIAMS, Sub-Lieut. NeviU Glennie GARNONS-,
WILLIAMS, Lieut. Reuben Henry GWYN-, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Lieut.-Col. Reginald Guy, HUE-, O.B.E, fi.
22 April 1873 ; s. of F. Hue-Williams, of Uplands, Leather
head ¦ to Amy Gladys, d. of Charles W. Elsden, of Beckenham.
Educ'.: Charterhouse. Stock Exchange, London. War Work:

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Williams

THE ORDER OE THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Joined 2/5th East Surrey Regt, Oct. 1914 ; raised and com
manded 3/5th East Surrey Regt, Aug. 1915 ; commanded
5th Res. Batt. East Surrey Regt, Sept. 1916, to April, 1919.
Address : 15, Malbrook Road, Putney, S.W. 15. Club : Junior
Army and Navy. (O7301)
WILLIAMS, Sir WUUam EIUs HUME-, K.B.E, K.C,
M.P, B.A, LL.D. ; s. of J. W. Hume-WilUams, Barrister-at-
law. Educ : Trinity Hall, Cambridge. CaUed to the Bar,
1881 ; contested North Monmouthshire, 1895 ; Frome Division
of Somerset, 1900 ; North Kensington, 1906 ; Recorder of
Bury St. Edmunds, 1901-8, and of Norwich, 1905 ; Member
of Central Prisoners of War Committee ; Liaison Officer
between War Trade Dept. and Commission Internationale de
RavitaiUement ; Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John of
Jeruslaem. Address : 59, PaU MaU, S.W. Clubs : Carlton ;
Junior Carlton ; New Oxford and Cambridge ; Constitutional. (K179)
WILLIAMS, Alice Gwynllyan, Mrs., LEE-, O.B.E, 6.
1859 ; d. of William PhilUp Price, of Tibberton Court,
Gloucester ; to. Charles Lee, s. of the Rev. David WilUams,
Rector of Pewsey, Wilts. Educ. : Privately. War Work :
Commandant of Red Cross Hospital, Great Western Road,
Gloucester. Address : Tuffley KnoU, Gloucester. (0499)
WLLLIAMS, Major Gordon W. MONIER-, O.B.E, M.C,
6. 17 April, 1881 ; s. of M.F. Monier-WiUiams, of Old Parks,
Stoke D'Abernon ; to. Dorothy Winifred, d. of Charles Sumner
Hoare. Capt. 12th London Regt, Sept. 1914 ; seconded to
R.E, May 1915, A. Major, Feb. 1916 ; served to France, May,
1915, to Nov. 1918 ; attached Staff 5th Army, April 1917, to
March, 1918 ; and Fourth Army , March, 1918, to Nov. 1918, as
Chemical Adviser ; twice mentioned in despatches. Address :
Lower Farm, Stoke D'Abernon, Surrev. (05590)
WILLIAMS, Major Roy Thornton MONIER-, O.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Janet, Mrs. PRICE-, M.B.E.
WILLIAMS, Lieut. Douglas PRICE-, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
WILLIAMSON, Hon. Agnes Freda, Lady, O.B.E, sister
of 2nd Baron Herschell ; to. as his 2nd wife, Right Hon. Sir
Architect, 1st Bart, P.C, M.P, s. of late Stephen WiUiamson,
M.P, of Edinburgh. Addresses : 36, Belgrave Square ; Gleno-
gil, Kirriemuir, Forfarshire. (011625)
WILLIAMSON, Capt. Alexander, O.B.E.
WILLIAMSON, Andrew, O.B.E.
WILLIAMSON, Colin Martin, C.B.E, 6. 29 Oct. 1887 ;
s. of James Williamson, of Boreham Wood, Herts. ; to. Gertrude
AUce, d. of Frederick Parsons, of Hove. Educ. : Brighton
Grammar School. Managing Director of the WiUiamson
Kinematograph Co, Ltd. War Work : Invented the automatic
camera for use in the air, and other photographic appliances for
the Royal Air Force. Addresses : 36, Ambrose Avenue,
N.W. 11 ; Litchfield Gardens, N.W. 10. (C3051)
WILLIAMSON, Florence, Mrs, M.B.E.
WILLIAMSON, Francis, M.B.E, 6. 22 July, 1882 ; s. of
Frank, of London ; m. Anice Louisa, d. of Charles Goodspeed,
of Observatory Road, S.A. Educ. : Uckfleld and Brighton
CoUeges. Secretary to various pubUc committees. ; served
through Boer War, Queen's Medal, 5 clasps ; dangerously
wounded Noodgedacht, 13 Dec. 1900 ; Life Pensioner. Address :
Francistown, Bechuanaland Protectorate. (M6495)
WILLIAMSON, Brig.-Gen. Frederic Herbert, C.B.E,
fi. 1876 ; s. of George WilUamson, of Ringley, Manchester ;
to. 1901, Florence May, d. of the late William Dawson, of
Huddersfield. Educ. : Grammar School, Manchester ; BalUol
Coll, Oxford. Brig.-Gen. R.E. (Reserve) ; Dhector of Army
Postal Service, and Assist. Sec, G.P.O. Address : Wolverton
Egmont Road, Sutton. (C333)
WILLIAMSON, Major George WilUam, O.B.E.
WILLIAMSON, Harry Captain, O.B.E.
WILLIAMSON, Henry, M.B.E.
WILLIAMSON, Horace, M.B.E.
WILLIAMSON, James, O.B.E.
WILLIAMSON, James, M.B.E, 6. 1854. Member Local
War Pensions Committee, Old Age Pensions Committee,
Jomt Committee Discharged Soldiers' and SaUors' Employment
and King's Lynn and District National Health Committee.
War Work : Assist. Hon. Sec. SaUors' and Soldiers' FamUies
Association, from Oct. 1914; Hon. Sec. Statutory Pension
Committee until taken over by the War Pension Committee ;
Hon. Sec. to War Pensions Committee untU 1918-19 ; Hon Sec
King's Lynn and District War Savings Committee. Address •
Checker Street, King's Lynn, Norfolk. (M100781
WILLIAMSON, James, M.B.E. imiuu/B),
WILLIAMSON, Lieut.-Col. Michael, O.B.E, J.P, I A
(ret.), 6. 4 April, 1865 ; s. of John WilUamson, of Bruff Co
Limenek ; m. Rhoda Mary, d. of John Christopher White, of
Cork. _ Educ : Trinity CoU, DubUn. Resident Magistrate for
Limerick ; served 26 years in Indian Army; retired, 1913
War Work : Raised, and commanded in the field, the 8th Batt.
Royal Munster FusiUers, until the battalion was wiped out ;
afterwards commanded 5th Royal Munster FusiUers, and two
other BattaUons. Clubs : Junior Naval and MUitary ; Hiber-
nia«,?,m.t?d Servi<=e ; County Limerick ; Calcutta Turf. (03994)
1o^ILyAMS0N' Rhoda Mary Westropp, M.B.E, 6. 1 Aug.
1890 ; d. of Lieut.-Col. Michael WilUamson, O.B.E, late
Indian Army, Resident Magistrate, Limerick. Educ. : Duncan
House, Clevedon, Somerset. War Work : Worked in R S A A
Inspection Factory, Park Royal, Acton. W, in 1915, and after
wards in the Finance Dept, War Office, until bee. 1919
Address : Roorkee, North Circular Road, Limerick, Deland (M2654)

WILLIAMSON, Riohard, CB.E, 6. 1 July, 1863 ; s. of
James WUliamson, of Montrose. Educ. : Privately. Managing
Director Scottish Cinematograph Company. War Work:
Worked in connection with Government aUowances and
pensions for a period of 4J years, deaUng with over 400,000
cases ; maintained a staff at own expense at a cost of over
£2,000. Addresses : 94, West Regent Street, Glasgow ¦
Westerton, CaUander, Perthshire. (C669)
WILLIAMSON, Major Richard Charles, M.B.E.
WILLIAMSON, Robert, C.B.E, J.P, Managing Director
ot Mount Stuart Dry Docks Co. (Limited), John Shearman and
Cc. (Limited), and Mordey, Carney and Co. (Limited), of Cardiff,
Barry and Newport. (C670)
WILLIAMSON, Capt. WiUiam James, M.B.E. Master
Fleet Mail Steamer, " St. Ninian."
WILLICOT, Capt. George Frederiok WiUiam, M.B.E
M.C, R.E,
WILLINGDON, Sir Freeman Freeman-Thomas, Lord,
G.C.I.E, G.B.E, 6. 12 Sept. 1866 ; s. of late Frederick Freeman-
Thomas, of Ratton and Yapton, Sussex ; to. Lady Marie
Adelaide, D.B.E, CI, d. of 1st Earl Brassey (see Burke's
Peerage). Educ. : Eton, and Trinity CoU, Cambridge. Is a
Knight of Grace of Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; J.P. for
Sussex and a member of the East India Assoc. ; was an
A.D.C to Governor of Victoria, 1895-98 ; and a Junior Lord
of the Treasury, Dec. 1905- to Jan. 1906 ; appointed a Lord-in-
Waiting to H.M. 1911 ; Governor of Bombay, 1913, and of
Fort St. George, Madras, from 1919 ; Major, Sussex Yeomanry ;
assumed the additional name of Freeman, 1892 ; M.P. for
Hastings, 1900-6 ; and for S.E. Division of CornwaU, 1906-10.
Addresses : Government House, Madras ; 5, Lygon Place,
Grosvenor Gardens. Clubs: Brooks's; Bachelor's (see Bukke'S
Peerage). (G15)
WILLINGDON, Marie Adelaide, Lady, D.B.E, C.I.;
d. of 1st Earl Brassey (see Bukke'S Peerage) ; m. Freeman
Freeman-Thomas, Lord WiUingdon, G.CS.I, G.C.I.E, G.B.E,
s. of late Frederick Freeman-Thomas, of Ratton and Yapton,
Sussex. Is a Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jeru
salem. Addresses : Government House, Madras ; 5, Lygon
Place, Grosvenor Gardens, S.W. (D7)
WILLINGTON, WilUam Thomas, O.B.E, J.P.
WILLIS, Arthur, M.B.E, J.P. for Middlesex, 6. 19 June,
1858 ; s. of WUUam WUlis, of Sheffield ; m. Catharine, d. ol
Henry WormaU, of Dfracombe. Educ. : EcclesaU CoU,
Sheffield. Hon. Lieut.-Col. (Vols.) ; Chahman, Southgate
Urban District CouncU, 1914-15, and 1915-16 ; Member of
Council since 1907 ; Chairman of the Fhe Brigade Committee
for 14 years. War Work : Chairman, Southgate Citizens'
Committee (Prince of Wales' Fund), Enfield Division Parlia
mentary Recruiting Committee, Southgate Local Recruiting
Committee, Southgate Voluntary Aid Organisation, and House
Committee Grovelands AuxUiary War Hospital, 170 beds ;
Hon. Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Commandant 1st Vol. Batt. Middle
sex Regt. ; raised Southgate Special Constabulary ; Chairman,
Southgate Local Tribunal, and of Southgate Oneman Business
Committee ; Director of Sub-Section, Priority Dept. Ministry
of Munitions, and served in H.M.O.W. Division Special Con
stabulary ; served on Middlesex and on Southgate War Pen
sions Committees, and on Southgate Prisoners of War Fund
Committee. Address : 20, Elm Park Road, Winchmore Hill,
London, N. 21. (M10080)
WILLIS, Lieut. CecU Herbert Stanley, M.B.E.
WILLIS, Charles, O.B.E.
WILLIS, Capt. Charles Armine, O.B.E.
WILLIS, Ernest Horatio, O.B.E.
WILLIS, Frederick Bainbridge, M.B.E.
WILLIS, Sir Frederick James, K.B.E, C.B, J.P, Com
mander of the Order of Leopold, 6. 16 March, 1865 ; s. of
Joseph WUlis, of Bristol ; to. Agnes Maude, d. of H. J. bjfield,
J.P, of Brighton. Barrister-at-Law; Principal Assistant
Sec. in Ministry of Health. War Work : Had charge of Govern
ment work on behalf of Belgian Refugees. Address : Ministry
of Health, WhitehaU, S.W. Club : Reform. (K442)
WILLIS, Major Harry Richard James, M.B.E.
WILLIS, Rt. Rev. John Jameseon, O.B.E, D.D. : see
Uganda. Bishop of.
WILLIS, Maud Mary, Mrs., M.B.E, MedaiUe de la Reine
EUzabeth, Belgium, 6. 7 Jan. 1878 ; d. of John HaU, J.P, C.C,
of Scarborough ; to. WiUiam Brooke, SoUcitor, s. of Gervase
Butterill WilUs, of Rotherham. Educ. : Privately. War
Work: Sec. Belgian Refugees, Rotherham, 1914, to their
return ; Member of Prisoner of War Committee, and Pensions
Committee from commencement to date. Address : AbbevUle,
Rotherham. (M2656)
WILLIS, Rev. Michael HamUton Gibson, M.B.E, M.A,
T.CD, 6. 29 Sept. 1864 ; s. of HamUton WUlis, of DubUn ; m.
Elizabeth Shortt, d. of WiUiam Stewart MoUan, of Belfast.
Educ. : High School, Dublin ; Trinity Coll, Dublin. Rector
of Donaghadee. War Work : Hon. Sec. and County Dhector
for Down for British Red Cross Society. Address : Rectory,
Donaghadee. Club: Donaghadee Golf. (M2657)
WILLIS, Capt. Richard Dunn, O.B.E.
WILLIS, 2nd Lieut. Thomas, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WILLIS, ZwingUus Frank, O.B.E.
WILLMER, Lieut. Edward Albert Brittain, O.B.E,
A.M.I.CE, 6. 4 Jan. 1881 ; s. of Edward WUlmer, of Hove ;
to. Anne Fleming, d. of CorneUus B. Fish, of New York, U.S.A.
Educ. : Mercer's School, Holborn, London. Civil and Mechani
cal Engineer. War Work : Commissioned 2nd Lieut, in R.E,

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Wilson

1915' trained 4 months in Chatham MiUtary Engineering
Coll ; on Western Front, Belgium, winter, 1915-16 ; invalided,
April 1916, and seconded to British Ministry of Munitions in
TJS A, on Staff of Sir E. Muir; promoted Lieut, Oct. 1916 ;
promoted Assistant Director of Production, under Sir H. Japp,
Sept. 1917 ; had charge of production of fuses, explosives,
machinery, metals, and miscellaneous products and drawing
up reports on new labour-saving devices for production of
munitions, later drawing up reports for Glassware Dept. of
British Ministry of Munitions on labour-saving devices ;
recommended for Captaincy. Addresses: 7, Seafield Road,
Hove; Parliament Mansions, Victoria St, Westminister, S.W. 1.
(011629)
WILLMORE, Ida, Mrs., M.B.E.
WILLMOT, Capt. Arthur Charles, O.B.E.
WILLMOT, Nellie Pratohett, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 17 July,
1869 ; d. of John Heatley, of Baton-upon-Tem, Shropshire ;
m. George Dyott WiUraot, J.P, s. of Francis Willmot, of
Moseley, Bhmingham. War Work : Commandant of the
Vicarage AuxUiary Hospital, ColeshiU, Warwickshire, June,
1915, to Feb. 1919, during which time over one thousand
patients passed through the hospital. Address : ColeshiU,
Warwickslure. Club : Three Counties'. (M4087)
WILLMOTT, Capt. Frederiok WUliam, M.B.E.
WILLOCK, Air-Commodore Frederiok George, C.B.E,
D.S.O, R.A.F. Served in the Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). (C2330)
WILLOUGHBY, Bertha Jane, O.B.E, Can. A.M.C.
WILLOUGHBY, Esther Ann, Hon. Mrs., O.B.E, fi-
7 Jan. 1872; d. of Sir Charles WiUiam Strickland, Bart,
of Boynton, Bridlington ; m. Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Tatton
Lane-Fox Willoughby, 6th s. of 8th Baron Middleton, of
Birdsall Malton (see Bukke'S Peerage). War Work : Sec.
Buckrose Division Soldiers' and SaUors* Families Association,
Sec. and Treas. Buckrose War Pensions for FamUies ; Vice-
Chairman East Ridtog of Yorkshire Local War Pensions Com
mittee. Aifiiress : Howsham Hall, York. (011630)
WILLOUGHBY, James Frederick Digby, O.B.E,
M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P, J.P.
WILLOUGHBY, John WiUiam, M.B.E.
WILLOUGHBY, Paymaster-Lieut. Reginald Stephen,
O.B.E, R.N.R.
WILLOUGHBY DE BROKE, Marie Frances Lisette
Lady, O.B.E, 6. 20 Oct. 1868; d. of the late Charles A.
Hanbury, of Belmont and Strathgarve ; to. Lord Richard
GrevUle Verney, s. of Henry, 18th Baron WUloughby de
Broke (d. 1902), of Compton Verney, Warwick (see BUKKE'S
Peerage). War Work : Co. Commandant of Kineton Auxiliary
Hospital of 110 beds ; care of Belgian refugees ; County
CoUector for Pearl Necklace ; collected £7500 for Richmond
Star and Garter Home for disabled soldiers and saUors. Address :
Compton Verney, Warwick. Clubs : Ladies' Empire ; Ladies'
Imperial; V.A.D. (01145)
WILLOX, 2nd Lieut. George Martin ,M.B.E.
WILLS, Charles, O.B.B.
WILLS, Major Edgar Vernon, O.B.E.
WILLS, Sir GUbert Alan Hamilton, O.B.E, M.A, J.P,
M.P, fi. 28 March, 1880 ; s. of Sir Frederick WUls (see Burke's
Peerage) ; m. Victoria May, d. of Rear-Admiral Sir Edward
Chichester, C.B, CM.G, of Youlston, Devon. Educ : Pri
vately, and Magdalen CoU, Oxford. M.P. (Unionist), Taunton,
1912-18 ; M.P. Weston-super-Mare, 1918. War Work : Major
Royal North Devon Yeomanry (GaUipoli, 1915) ; T. Lieut.-Col.,
Machine Gun Corps (France, 1917-18) ; despatches. Address :
Batsford Park, Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos. Clubs : Carlton ;
Junior Carlton; Cavahy; Arthur's. (02787)
WILLS, Marian Margaret, M.B.E. ; d. of the late Rev.
Edmund Wills, of Barkston, Lines. War Work : Organising
Secv American Women's War ReUef Fund, 1914-18, com
prising American Women's War Hospital, Paignton ; American
Women's Hospital for Officers, Lancaster Gate, London ;
worked with American Red Cross. Addresses : 184, Bucking
ham Palace Road, S.W. 1 ; Pearcey's Cottage, Bosham, Sussex.
(M2658)
. WILLS, Surg.-Lieut.-Comm. Walter Kenneth, O.B.E,
M.B, R.NV.R.
WILLS, Dame Janet Stanoomb Graham, STANCOMB-,
D.B.E, F.S.A.; d. of the late George Perkins Stan-
comb, of Trowbridge, and niece and adopted daughter of
let Baron Winterstoke (extinct), whose surname of Wills she
has assumed in addition to that of Stancomb. President Royal
West of England Academy, Bristol; Town Councillor for
Samsgate ; Member Education Committee, Higher Education
Committee, Ramsgate ; Chairman, Library Committee. War
Wort: Served on various Ramsgate Committees connected
with the war (Local Tribunal, Prince of Wales' Fund, Canadian
Fund, Food Control, etc.). Addresses : 25, Hyde Park Gar
dens, W. 2 ; East Court, Ramsgate. (D20)
WILLSHER, John Edward, M.B.E, R.E.
_ WILLSHER, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. John Wingfield, M.B.E,
K.A.M.C. WILLSON, Major Christopher, O.B.E, J.P. ; s. of George
Willson, late of Ramsgate. Educ. : Privately. Assistant
Superintendent Victoria Gaol, Hong Kong. War Work :
Served in China with R.G.A, in France with R.F.A, and in
Archangel (mentioned in despatches). Club : Hong Kong. (O9710)
WILLSON, Emily Mary, M.B.E.; d. of John Willson

Bexhill-on-Sea. War Work: Commandant of Red Cross
Hospital Cantelupe Road, Bexhill-on-Sea, Dec. 1914, to April,
1919. Address : Ryecotes, Wilton Road, Bexhill-on-Sea.
WILLSON, Harold Leonard James, M.B.E, Assoc.M.lnst.
N.A 6. 30 July, 1891 ; s. of H. A. Willson, of Portsmouth ;
"»• Ellen, d. of Frederick Richard Groves, of Portsmouth.
Educ : Secondary Day School, H.M. Dockyard, and Technical
Institute. Inspector of Shipping, Transport Dept, Admiralty,
S.W. War Work : Engaged in supervision of work in fitting
and refitting Transports (Naval and Military) for carrying
troops, horses, etc, also in planning and fitting of Naval and
Military Hospital Ships and Ambulance Transports, etc. ; later
in the reconditioning of such vessels for their return to the
various owners. Address: 36A, Louisville Road, Upper
Tooting, S.W. 17. (M10083)
WILLSON, Major Herbert Stuart, O.B.E, R.A.O.C
WILLSON, Major John Hughes, M.B.E, 6. 28 Feb. 1857;
s. of WilUam L. Willson, Master Mariner, of Folkestone, who
was drowned from a lifeboat off Calais, 17 Jan. 1867 ; to. Jane
Eugenie, d. of Capt. M. E. Matthews, Master Mariner, of
Akyab, who was drowned. Educ. : Greenwich Coll. Joined
Messrs. A. Woodward & Co, Ship Chandlers, Akyab, 1877 ;
joined Preventive Customs Dept. as Inspector, 1880 : appointed
Head Assistant, Deputy Commissioner's Office, Kyaukpyu,
1889 ; Superintendent, Arakan Commissioner's Office, 1893 ;
Extra Assistant Commissioner, 1907 ; retired, 1916, after 36
years' service. Joined as Private, Akyab Det. of Rangoon
Vol. Rifle Corps, 1893 ; appointed 2nd Lieut. Reserve Coy.
Vol. Rifle Corps, Kyaukpyu, 1894 ; promoted Lieut. 1896 ;
Capt. 1909 ; took command of Akyab Det. 1909 ; retired as
Major, 1916 ; awarded Long Service Medal, 1902 ; Volunteer
Decoration, 1904 ; appointed Municipal Commissioner, 1904 ;
Vice.-President, 1919 ; Hon. Secretary, King Edward VII.
Memorial Industrial School, 1914-20 ; St. Mark's Church
Committee, 1891-1920 ; and Red Cross Fund Committee,
1919. Address : Akyab, Burmah, India. (M6271)
WILLSON, Laura, Mrs, M.B.E.
WILLSON, Nellie Marie, M.B.B.
WILLSON, Peroy Arden, M.B.B, 6. 27 May, 1862 ; s.
of the late Thomas WiUson, of Knaptoft Hall, Leicestershire ;
to. Annie Wilson, d. of the late James Robertson, of Glasgow.
Educ. : Oundle School. War Work : Chairman, Lambeth
War Savings Committee ; Hon. Treas, Lambeth C War
Pensions Sub-Committee. Address : 19, St. John's Road,
S.W. 9. (M10084)
WILLSON, Rose, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 30 Aug. 1862 ; d. of
Rev. H. C de St. Croix, late of Figheldean, Wilts. ; to. Rev.
Vere Francis Willson (d. 1917). War Work : Hospital at
own house, Rauceby Hall, Grantham, until 1917. Address :
The Grey House, Little Hampden, Great Missenden, Bucks.
(M1101)
WILLSON, Thomas Olaf, CB.E., M.A. (Chevalier de
l'Ordre de la Couronne), fi. 29 July, 1880 ; s. of Rev. T. B. WiU
son, M.A, D.Litt, of West Woodhay, Rectory, Newbury ;
m. Constance Horsburgh, d. of Walter Basil Cowan, of St.
Kilda, Sidmouth. Educ. : Westminster and Keble CoU,
Oxford. Assistant Sec. for Higher Education, Berkshire
Education Committee, 1905-19 ; Assistant Sec. for Education,
Oxfordshire Education Committee, 1919 ; Sec. for Educa
tion, Oxfordshire Education Committee from Sept. 1920.
War Work : H.A.C 1914-15 ; T.F. Reserve, General List.
May, 1915, to Jan. 1919 ; Special duty with Foreign Office,
Department of Information, and Ministry of Information, at
home and abroad. Address : 13, Bevtogton Road, Oxford. (C671)
WILMAN, 2nd Lieut. Edgar Arthur, M.B.E, R.E.
WILMER, Lieut. Edward Albert Brittain, O.B.E.
WILMOT, Edith, Mrs., O.B.B, fi. 18 June, 1877 ; d. of
the late Joseph Cadman ; to. PhiUp McKinnell Corbould, s.
of George Wilmot, of Rio. War Work : Assistant County
Director of the Plymouth Branch of the British Red Cross
Society ; equipped and organised V.A. Hospital. Address :
2, Crescent ViUas, Plymouth. Clubs : Ladies' Victoria. (03995)
WILMOT, Major Hugh EARDLEY-, O.B.E.
WILMOT, Jane Millicent, Mrs. EARDLEY-, O.B.B.;
d. of the late Sir James Scott, Bart, of Yews Windermere;
to. Edward Gwynne, s. of Robert Eardley-Wilmot, J.P, ot
Petworth. War Work : Commandant Training Coll. V.A.D.
Hospital, York. Address : Corner House, Gerrards Cross,
Bucks. (011632)
WILMOT, Capt. Percy EARDLEY-, O.B.E.
WILMSHURST, Thomas Peroival, M.B.E, 6. 1869 ; s. of
Edwin Wilmshurst, Retford, Notts ; m. Henrietta Louise,
d. of Thos. Reynolds, of Wells. Educ. : King Edward VI.
School, Retford. Borough Electrical Engineer, Derby. War
Work : Supply of electric power to munition factories ; Com
mander, Derby Borough Special Constabulary. Address : Lime
Leigh, Burton Road, Derby. (M10085)
WILSOM, Major Charles Peroival, O.B.E, Aust. AJP.C
WILSON, Alexander, O.B.E, 6. 1864; s. of James WUson,
of Edinburgh ; m. Barbara, d. of J. Buchanan, of Edinburgh.
Educ : Privately, and Heriot-Watt Coll, Edinburgh. Assist
ant General Manager, North Eastern RaUway; Sec. Hull
Jotot Dock Co. War Work: RaUway administration. Ad
dresses : c/o Beckett & Co, Bankers, Harrogate ; N.E. Rly,
York. (02018)
WILSON, Alexander, O.B.E, 6. 20 AprU, 1855 ; s of

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THE ORDER OE THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

John Wilson, of Kirkmay, Leven ; to. Margaret, d. of John
PhUip Denhead, Kennoway. Educ. : Leven School ; Birbeck
Coll. ; Royal Technical Coll, Glasgow. Civil Engineer ; late
Chief Engineer and General Manager of Glasgow Corporation
Gas Department. War Work : Assisted the Explosives Dept.
of the Government in organising the Gas Works in Scotland for
the production of Benzol and Toluol to be used in the manu
facture of explosives. Address : Baronald, Promenade, Leven,
FUeshire. Clubs : Royal Scottish Automobile ; Innerleven
Golf. (011033)
WILSON, Capt. Alexander Morice, M.B.E.
WILSON, Alexander Poole, M.B.E.
WILSON, Capt. Andrew, O.B.E, I.O.D.
WILSON, T. Major Andrew, M.B.E, R.E.
WILSON, Lieut. Andrew MoCrae, M.B.E, H.L.I, and
R.A.F. WILSON, Annie Wilhelmina Elizabeth, Lady. M.B.E. ;
d. of the late Rev. Henry Smythe ; m. Surg.-Gen. Sir WiUiam
Deane. K.C.M.G, M.B, L.R.C.S.I, s. of J. Deane Wilson, of
Rathdownay, Queen's County. Address : Moorside, Westfield,
Sussex. (M10088)
WILSON, ADhra Phyllis, M.B.E, 6. 18 Jan. 1895 ; d. of
George Morton Wilson, CM, M.B. (Edin.), of Pendyffryn Hall,
Penmaenmawr. Educ. : Queen Anne's School, Caversham.
War Work : Women's Volunteer Reserve Canteen Work, and
Motor Transport, 1915-Sept. 1917 ; Q.M.A.A.C, Sept. 1917,
to Dec. 1919. Address : 116, Fellows Road, N.W. 3. Club :
International Women's Franchise. (M5738)
WILSON, Capt. Archibald, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.M.C. (S.R.).
WILSON, Archie John Landles, M.B.E.
WILSON, Capt. Arnot Milne, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WILSON, Capt. Arthur Cecil James, O.B.E.
WILSON, Major Arthur Ernest, O.B.E.
WILSON, Arthur Maitland, O.B.E, J.P, D.L.
WILSON, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Maclean, O.B.E.
WILSON, Benedict John, O.B.E.
WILSON, Beryl Charlotte Mary, Mrs, CB.E. Manager
Free Buffet, Waterloo Station during Great War. (C3052)
WILSON, Cecil Mary, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of the late George
CecU Gore Wray, J.P, of Ardnawana, Donegal ; to. Field
Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson, Bt, K.C.B, C.B, D.S.O,
Rifle Brigade, s. of James Wilson, D.L, J.P, Currygrane
Edgeworthstown, Ireland. Addresses : Currygrane, Edge-
worthstown, Ireland ; Grove End, Bagshot, Surrey ; 36,
Eaton Place, S.W. 1. (C1059)
WILSON, Lieut. Charles Ernest, M.B.E.
WILSON, Col. Charles Henry Luttrell Fahie, C.B.E,
late R.A, fi. 24 Aug. 1858 ; s. of the late Gen. C. W. Wilson, of
Royal Artillery ; in. Mabel Margaret, d. of Claude James
Erskine, I.C.S. Educ. : Privately, and R.M. Academy,
Woolwich. War Work : A.D.O.S, Aldershot Command, from
Dec. 1914, to Aug. 1919. Address : Harlington, Fleet, Hamp
shire. (C838)
WILSON, Charles James, O.B.E. Voluntary research
worker, Ministry of Munitions. (0117916)
WILSON, Capt. Charles Spencer, O.B.E.
WILSON, Charlotte Mary, Mrs, O.B.E, 6. 1854; d. of
R. Spencer Martin, M.D, of Whitley Grance, Reading; to.
Arthur, s. of Rev. Daniel Wilson, Vicar and Rural Dean of
Islington, Prebendary of St. Paul's. Educ. : Newnham Coll,
Cambridge. War Work : Organiser and General Hon. Sec. of
War Prisoners Fund for Oxfordshire and Buckingham Regi
ments, Spring, 1915, to end of war. Addresses : Queen Anne's
Mansions, London, S.W. 1 ; The Nook, Pepgraed Common,
Oxon. (03996)
WILSON, Capt. Cyril, M.B.E. Censor, Alexandria. (M10260e)
WILSON, Col. Cyril Edward, C.M.G, C.B.E, D.S O ,
R. of O, fi. 9 March, 1873; s. of the late Major-Gcneral Sir
Charles Wilson, K.C.B, K.C.M.G, D.C.L, etc, of Royal
Engineers ; m. Beryl Marie, d. of Col. W. Hunter Little, of
Harestock Lodge, Winchester. Educ. : Clifton Coll, and
R.M.C Sandhurst. Entered Army October, 1893 ; served
in Nile Expeditions, 1898 and 1899 (attached to Egyptian
Army) ; South African War, 1900-2 ; Egyptian Army and
Sudan Government, 1902 to date. War Work : Commanded
Red Sea District, Aug. 1914, to July, 1916 ; appointed British
Military and Political Representative in the Hejaz ,July, 1916
to Dec. 1919. Order of the Blue Nile (2nd class) ; El Nakda
(Grand Cordon) Medjidieh (3rd class) ; officer of the Legion
of Honour. Address : Port Sudan, Sudan. Club : Army and
Navy. (C2065)
WILSON, Daniel Ellis, O.B.E, A.M.I.C E. ; A.M.I.M.E.
fi. 15 Sept. 1866 ; s. of the late James Wilson, Pasha, of Cairo'
Egypt. Educ. : Liverpool Coll. Engineer. War Work ¦
Inspector of Munitions Areas, Ministry of Munitions, 1915-19
Address : 54, Mortlake Road, Kew Gardens, Surrey. (011636)
WILSON, David, O.B.E, A. M.I.E.E, 6. 1874; s of
David Wilson, of Dundee, N.B. ; m. Florence Audrey, d of
Frederic Jones, L.D.S, R.C.S, of Carlisle. Educ. : Harris
Academy, Dundee. War Work : Technical Adviser to Coal
Controller. Address . Dunholme, Park Road, Radlett, Herts.
Club : Royal Automobile. (03997)
WILSON, Dorothy Holmes, M.B.E.
WILSON, Edith Annie, Mrs, M.B.E , 6. 24 Oct. 1881 •
d. of John Thomas Parrish, of Newcastle-on-Tvne ; to. Capt
Frederick Gordon, M.C, s. of WUliam Arthur Wilson, of New-
Castle-on-Tyne. War Work : Member of the Tyneside Scottish >
556

(N.F.) Dependants Committee ; worked in Armstrong's Muni-
tions Factory ; Hon. Superintendent Y.W.C.A. Munitions
Canteen, Scotswood. Address : The Lodge, The Drive
Gosforth, Northumberland. (M2659)
WILSON, Edith Frances, Mrs., M.B.E.
WILSON, Edith Marguerite, M.B.E.
WILSON, Edith Matilda Clementine, Mrs., M.B.E.
WILSON, Lieut.-Col. Edward Arthur, O.B.E, M.C.
WILLSON, EmUy Mary, M.B.E.
WILSON, Ernest George, C.B.E," 6. 3 Sept. 1875 ; s. of
George Wilson, of Northumberland. Educ : Privately.
Traffic Manager, Uganda Railway. War Work : In charge of
the transport by rail of troops and suppUes landing in B.E
Africa for G.E. African campaign. Address: Nairobi. B.e!
Africa. Club : Sports. (C3053)
WILSON, Florence Aline, Mrs., M.B.E .
WILSON, Lieut.-Col. Francis Bertram, O.B.E.
WILSON, Lieut.-Col. Francis Walter Ernest, C.B.E
Can. A.M.C.
WILSON, Frank, O.B.E.
WILSON, Capt. Frank Gordon, O.B.E, R.A.F.
WILSON, Frederick Wallace, M.B.E, M.R.C.S. (Eng)
L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 6. 7 Sept. 1866. Educ. : Guy's Hospital.
War Work : Hon. Anaesthetist and Ophthalmic Surgeon
Princess Club Hospital for Wounded Soldiers, Bermondsey;
Acting Surgeon-in-charge Outpatients, and acting Anaesthetist
to Outpatients, Guy's Hospital ; Medical Officer-in-charge
Messrs. Peek, Frean & Co, Ltd, Air Raid Shelters ; Divisional
Inspector of Bermondsey Branch, British Red Cross Society.
Address : c/o Peek, Frean & Co, Ltd, S.E. 16. (M10289)
WILSON, George, O.B.E, fi. 30 Oct. 1850; s. of John
Wilson, of York ; to. Florence, d. of Frederick Hall, M.R.C.S,
of Southampton. War Work : For five years, Hon.
Assistant to the Col. in charge of No. 2 Infantry Records Office,
York ; in charge of the Department for the Distribution of
Medals for the Yorkshire Regiments affiUated with that Office.
Address : Linton Lodge, York. Club : St. Leonards (York).
(011637)
WILSON, George Alexander, M.B.E.
WILSON, George Alexander, O.B.E, fi. 7 Dec. 1869;
8. of James Wilson, of Arnhall, Huntly ; m. Jane Ann, d. of
Thomas Clapperton, of Potterton House, Aberdeenshire.
Educ. : Huntly (Gordon Schools), and Aberdeen Univ. Advo
cate ; Sec. and Treas. of Central Aberdeenshire Liberal Associa
tion, and Sec. and Treas. of the Aberdeenshire and Kincardine
shire Licence Holders' Association. War Work : Commandant
of the City of Aberdeen Special Constabulary ; MiUtary Repre
sentative and National Service Representative for the City of
Aberdeen ; Clerk to the Advisory Committee of the Aberdeen
District of Parishes (Northern) Division ; Joint Sec. of West
Aberdeenshire Derby Recruiting Scheme. Addresses : 77,
Crown Street, Aberdeen ; St. Leonards, King's Gate, Aberdeen.
Clubs : University ; Royal Golf (Aberdeen). (011638)
WILSON, Capt. George Gatherer, O.B.E.
WILSON, George Gordon, O.B.E, 6 1 March, 1854 ; s.
of Capt. Bracey Robson Wilson, of Sunderland, Durham ;
to. Corina, d. of Emanuel Laurence Grillo, of Lima, Peru
Educ. : Privately. His Britannic Majesty's Consul for Peru
with the exception of the Department of Loreto ; President of
the British Benevolent Society at Callao, and of the Mission
to Seamen, Callao ; Captain of the International Fire Brigade,
" Salvadora Callao"; 1st Lieut, of No. 1 Ambulance Corps
during the war between Peru and Chile, 1879-81. War Work :
During the European War devoted whole time to Consular and
War duties at Callao and Lima. Address : c/o British Con
sulate, CaUao, Peru. Clubs : The Club (CaUao) ; The Phoenix
(Lima). (0868)
WILSON, George Heron, C.B.E, J.P, fi. Jan. 1868;
s. of Charles John WUson, of Deanfield, Hawick ; m. Julia,
d. of Andrew Tod, of Edinburgh. Educ. : George Watson's
Coll. Provost of Hawick ; Vice-Chairman Roxburghshire
Education, and Chairman Roxburghshire National Insurance
Committees. War Work : Deputy ControUer Priority Dept,
Ministry of Munitions ; Member of Interim Court of Arbitra
tion, Ministry of Labour. Club : Caledonian. (C3054)
WILSON, Geraldine, O.B.E, 6. Sept. 1888 ; d. of the late
Col. J. G. WUson, C.B, of Cliffe HaU, Darlington. Educ. :
Privately. Vice-President British Red Cross Society for
North Ridtog of Yorkshire ; Commandant V.A.D. Yorks 36 ;
Representative of National Assoc, of Landworkers on North
Riding Executive Agricultural Committee under Board of
Agriculture. War Work : Commandant of Yorks 36 Red Cross
AuxUiary Hospital ; Organising Sec, 1917-18, for Women
Landworkers in the N. Riding of Yorkshire under the Board
of Agriculture. Address: Mansfield House, Darlington.
Club : Forum. (0867)
WILSON, Brevet-Lieut.-Col. Godfrey Harold Alfred,
O.B.E. WILSON, Miss Grace Margaret, CB.E, R.R.C War
Work: Principal Matron, Australian Army Nursing Service. (C778)
WILSON, Major Gregg, O.B.E.
WILSON, Haigh Robson, O.B.E, 6. 12 Oct. 1880 ; s. of
John Bowron Wilson, of Darlington, England ; m. Elsie, d. of
Benjamin Jacques Swales, of Fleetwood, Lancs. Educ. :
Higher Grade School, Crouch End, London ; City of London
Technical Coll. Engineer. War Work: Served in Royal
Naval Air Service ; transferred 1915 to Technical Staff, Ministry
of Munitions ; later transferred to Resettlement Department,

BIOGRAPHIES.

Wilson

Ministry of Labour. Addresses : 9, Brian Avenue, Monkseaton,
Northumberland ; 41, Chandos Road, Finchley, London, N.
(011639)
WILSON, Harold Inchbald, CB.E.
WILSON, Harry Gouldie, M.B.E, F.C.A.
WILSON, Harry James, O.B.E, 6. 9 July, 1870 ; s. of
James Wilson, of Baldavie, Banffshire ; to. Margaret Wil-
helmina, d. of the Rev. James Leith Ironside, M.A, of Aberdour,
Aberdeenshire. Educ : Banff, and Aberdeen. H.M. Super
intending Inspector of Factories for Scotland, and North of
Ireland. War Work : Member of West of Scotland Armaments
Committee ; Commissioner for National Service for Scotland.
Address: Strathview Gardens, Bearsden, Dumbartonshire. (O870)
WILSON, Helen, M.B.E, 6. 1862 ; d. of John Wilson, of
Bantaskine. War Work : Y.M.C.A. Canteen Work in France
for four and a half years. Address : Bantaskine, Falkirk,
StirUngshire. (M4091)
WILSON, Helena Jane, Mrs., O.B.E, 6. 2 June, 1858 ;
d. ot the late Rev. Samuel Charlton, Rector of Tydd St. Giles,
near Wisbech, Cambs ; m. Mervyn Seppings WUson, B.A.
(Cantab.), M.R.C.S. ; s. of the late Francis Read. Com
mandant Wilts 6 ; Representative on WUts County Com
mittee for care of the Blind in Chippenham Union ; Hon.
Sec. and Treas. of Finance Sub-Committee, Wilts. War Work :
Commandant of Red Cross Hospital Chippenham (100 beds).
Address : 19, St. Mary Street, Chippenham, WUts. Club :
VA.D. (03998)
WILSON, Henry, M.B.E. Educ. : Grammar School,
Market Rasen. Acting Accountant, Army Audit Staff, War
Office. War Work : In Finance Dept. of the War Office. (M10091)
WILSON, Lieut.-Col. Henry, O.B.E, 6. 27 March, 1880;
s. of Henry WUson, of Carnach Polmont, Stirlingshire : m.
Janet, d. of Thomas Ritchie, of Grangemouth. Educ. : Falkirk
High School. Architect. War Work : Served with 51st
Divisional Train, B.E.F, and 22nd Divisional Train, R.A.S.C,
Salonica, E.F. Addresses : Boness Road, Grangemouth ;
Carnach, Polmont. (06557)
WILSON, Capt. Henry Adrian Fitzroy, O.B.B.
WILSON, Capt. Henry Alexander James,. O.B.B,
R.A.F. WILSON, Lieut.-Col. Henry Christopher Bruee, O.B.E,
B.A, J.P, fi. 12 Jan. 1875 ; s. of Henry S. L. Wilson, of Crofton
Hall, near Wakefield, J.P, late 13th Light Dragoons and East
Yorkshire Regt. (see Burke's Landed Gentry) ; m. Alma
Marie, d. of Rev. Louis Le Bouvier, Chev. Order Orange and
Nassau. Educ. : Winchester, New Coll, Oxon. War Work :
Rejoined 3rd K.O.Y.L.I, 8 Aug. 1914 ; France, Nov. 1914,
21et Brigade, 7th Division ; severely wounded, Neuve Chapelle,
Mar, 1915 ; commanding drafting battaUon from Aug. 1915, to
Aug. 1919. Address: Crofton Hall, Crofton, Wakefield.
CZui : Junior United Service. (07871)
WILSON, Capt. Henry Joseph FuUock, M.B.E.
WILSON, Sir Henry Francis (Harry), K.C.M.G, K.B.E, 6.
8 Aug. 1859 ; s.of Rev. William Grieve WUson, J.P, Rector of
Forncett St. Peter, Norfolk-; m. Isabella Dora, d. of Admiral
Sir Robert Smart, K.CB, K.H, of Rothbury House, Chiswick
MaU. Educ. : Rugby, and Trinity Coll, Cambridge. Bar
rister-at-law ; Sec. of the Royal Colonial Institute ; Chairman
of the North Charterland Exploration Company, 1910, Ltd,
and Dhector of the Eagle, Star and British Dominions Insurance
Company, Ltd. (English and Scottish Board) ; formerly
Colonial Sec. and Acting Lieut.-Governor of the Orange River
Colony; Legal Assistant at the Colonial Office, and Private
Sec. to the late Right Hon. J. Chamberlain, Sec.of State for the
Colonies; Foundation Scholar and Fellow of Trinity Coll,
Camb. War Work : Member of the Empire Land Settlement
Committee and Sec. of the War Services Committee of the
Royal Colonial Institute ; Commander of the Order of Leopold
II. for services rendered to the Belgian Colonial Office. Ad
dresses : Lennox House, 43, Ovington Square, Londor, S.W. ;
Pencraig Court, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire. Clubs: Albe
marle; Authors'. (K320)
WILSON, Capt. Herbert Ward, O.B.E.. M.C.
WILSON, Capt. Horace Bagster, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
WILSON, Horace John, C.B, C.B.E, 6. 23 Aug. 1882 ;
s. of Harry Wilson, of Bournemouth ; to. Emily, d. of John
Sheather, of Beckley. Educ. : Kurnella School, Bourne
mouth; London School of Economics. Principal Assistant
See, Ministry of Labour. War Work : Sec, Committee on
Production and Special Arbitration Tribunal, Munitions of
War Acts, 1915-18. Addresses : Montagu House, Whitehall,
S.W. 1 ; 14, WhitehaU Road, Harrow-on-the-Hill. (C335)
WILSON, Col. Hubert Malcolm, O.B.E.
WILSON, Hubert Wilberforce, O.B.E, 6. 10 Jan. 1867 ;
». of Wilberforce Wilson, of Hong Kong. Educ. : Univ.
School, Hastings, and Privately. Consul-General for the Rep.
of Ecuador and Charg. d'Affaires in the absence of the Minister.
War Work : Consular and Diplomatic Services in connection
with the war. Address : British Legation, Quito. Club :
Junior Constitutional ; Royal Automobile. (0871)
WILSON, Pay-Sub-Lieut. Hugh Brown, M.B.B,
WILSON, Humphrey Bowstead, O.B.E, M.B, 6. 1 Nov.
1883 ; s. of Joseph Bowstead Wilson, of Oakfield, Worcester.
Educ : Charterhouse and Pembroke CoU, Cambridge. Anes
thetist to St. Thomas' Hospital, Hospital for Sick Children,
Gt. Ormond Street. War Work : Aug. 1914, to April, 1919,

Surgical Specialist to 5th Casualty Clearing Station. Address :
27, Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park, London. Club : Bath.
(02789)
WILSON, Ivy Madge, Mrs., M.B.E, b. 19 Jan. 1893 ;
d. of H. A. Cunis, of Keramos, Woldingham, Surrey; to.
Major A. WUson, M.C Educ : Blackheath High School.
War Work : Personal Assistant to Chief Establishment Officer
Dept. of Aircraft Production ; Assistant Sec, Ministry of
Munitions. Addresses: 26, Cantonments, Cawnpore, India;
Keramos, Woldingham. Surrey. (M10093)
WILSON, James, M.B.E,
WILSON, James, O.B.E, 6. 29 Nov. 1858 ; s. of James
WUson, of I'aversham, Kent ; to. Clara, d. of Henry Butt, of,
Tewkesbury. Educ. : Privately. Town Clerk of St. Mary-
lebone ; Registration Officer and Returning Officer ; Hon.
Food Officer and Fuel Overseer ; formerly Clerk to Croydon
Rural District Council, and previously assistant clork to
Guardians at Croydon and Paddington. War Work : Recruit
ing ; National and Local Relief Funds ; Hon. Clerk, Military
Service Tribunal, National Registration, National Service,
National Kitchen, Food Control. Addresses : 99, Marylebone
Road, N.W. ; 48, Holland Ro-id, Westcliffe-on-Sea. (011640)
WILSON, James Alexander, M.B.E, M.D.
WILSON, James Alexander, O.B.E, M.D. ; m. Sara, d. of
WUliam Corner. Educ. : Glasgow Univ. Surgeon. War Work :
Resident Surgeon at the Lord Derby War Hospital, Warrington,
for four years. Address : 4, Central Avenue, Cambuslang,
nr. Glasgow. (011857)
WD-SON, James Arthur, M.B.E.
WILSON, James Naismith, M.B.E.
WILSON, Capt. James Robert Menzies, O.B.E, R.E.
WILSON, Jeanie Stewart Ramsay, O.B.E, R.R.C.
WILSON, Jessie Millar, M.B.B, 6. 27 April, 1871 ; d. of
James Stephen WUson. July 1915, to Nov. 1918, worked for
the Y.M.C.A. at Hut 15, Harfleur, provided every comfort for
men proceeding to the front from base at Le Havre. War
Work : Nov. 1918, to Aug. 1919, Australian, British and New
Zealand Y.M.C.A. Hotel Windsor, Paris, for men on leave ;
British representative-in-charge with Captain Wright (Aus
tralia). Addrets : Belmont, Otley, Yorkshire. (M10096)
WILSON, Rev. John, M.B.E.
WILSON, Major John, O.B.E.
WILSON, Comm. John, O.B.E, R.N.R.
WILSON, John, M.B.E.
WILSON, Capt. John, O.B.E.
WILSON, Capt. John, M.B.E.
WILSON, Capt. John Alexander, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
WILSON, John Bowie, M.B.E.
WILSON, Lieut.-Col. John George^Yule, C.B.E, R.A.S.C.
(ret.), fi. 1853. Served in the Zulu Campaign, 1879 (medal
with clasp) ; Egyptian Expedition, 1884 (medal, bronze star) :
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1815)
WILSON, John Henry, C.B.E, ft. 6 Aug. 1862 ; s. of
John WUson. Educ. : Lancing Coll. ; France ; Switzerland.
Seven vears member of the Legislative CouncU of the British
East Africa Protectorate. War Work : Special Constable and
on a Government commission to the Persian Gulf and Mesopo
tamia. Address : Claridge's Hotel, London. Clubs : Bache
lors' ; Oriental ; City of London. (C672)
WILSON, John Hughes, M.B.E, V.D.
WILSON, Rev. John Plumpton, O.B.E, fi. 1 Jan. 1868 ;
s. of Rev. Plumpton Wilson, of HorbUng, Lines. ; to. Mary
Elinor ; d. of Canon John Mason Mason, of Whitfield, Northum
berland. Educ. : RossaU and Queen's CoU, Oxford. Clerk
to Holy Orders. Rector of Hedenham, Norfolk ; Clerical Sec.
to the Bishop of Gibraltar. War Work : Chaplain, C. of E,
21st Corps, H.Q, E.E.F. ; mentioned to despatches. Addresses:
Hedenham Rectory, Bungay ; Gibraltar Diocesan Office,
Church House, Westminster. (02951)
WILSON, Lieut.-Col. John Stewart, O.B.E, R.E,
6. 8 June, 1872 ; s. of Robert Wilson, of Glasgow. War Work :
Served with British Army to France from June, 1915, to Nov.
1919 ; thrice mentioned in despatches. (05941)
WILSON, Joseph Havelook, C.B.E, M.P, fi. s. of John,
of Sunderland ; m. Jane Ann, d. of WUliam Watham, of South
Shields. Educ. : Boys' British School, Sunderland. President
National Sailors' and Firemen's Union of Great Britain and
Ireland; Chahman Seafarers' Joint Council; President
International Seafarers' Federation. War Work : Recruiting
for the Army, Navy, Merchant Service; assisted with War
Savings. Addresses : 76, Victoria Street, London ; 56, The
Ridgeway, Golders Green, N.W. Club : National Liberal. (C77)
WILSON, Lieut.-Col. Joseph Maitland, C.B.E, J.P,
fi 1868 ; s. of the late Lieut.-Col. Fuller Maitland Wilson, of
Stowlangtoft Hall, Bury St. Edmunds. Educ. : Eton and
Christ Church, Oxford. Capt. and Hon. Major, Reserve of
Officers (Special Reserve), Co. ; Director V.A.D. tor Suffolk;
Hon. Lieut.-Col. Suffolk Med. Vol. Corps ; a J.P. for Suffolk ;
served in S. Africa with Imperial Yeo. Club: Arthurs
WILSON, Maggie Scot, Mrs., M.B.B.
W ILSON, Marguerite Rowley, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 7 July, 1864;
d. of Myles Kennedy, J.P, of Stone Cross, Ulverston; to.
Harry Constantine WUson, s. of Henry Charles Wilson, of
Prestwich, Manchester. Educ. : Privately. War Work:
V A D work at Ash, Canterbury, 1914-15, as Quartermaster to
Kent 128 • 1916-19, as Quartermaster and Commandant.
Club : V.A.D, London. (M2662)

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Wilson

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

WILSON, Capt. NeviUe Frederick Jarvis, CM.G, C.B.E,
fi. 1865 ; s. of the late Maj.-Gen. Charles Watson WUson, R.A. ;
to. Helena Dorothy, who died, 1917, d. of the late Brig.-Gen.
Hunter Alexander Goghlan, Army Med. Depart. Educ. :
St. John's CoU, and Royal Academy, Gosport. Royal Indian
Marine ; served in Burma War, in Suakto, and to E. Africa ;
Assist. Port Officer, Bombay, 1904-7 ; Port Officer, Karachi,
1909-14. War Work : Marine Transport Officer (despatches)
1914-17 ; appointed Dep. Director of Royal Indian Marine,
1916. Principal Naval Transport Officer for the East Indies
from 1920. (C695)
WILSON, Oreana Fanny, Mrs, C.B.E.
WILSON, Rev. Piers Holt, O.B.E, 6. 3 Jan. 1883 ; s. of
George Holt Wilson, of Redgrave Hall, Suffolk. Educ. :
Sherborne ; Oriel Coll, Oxford ; Wells Theological CoU.
War Work : Chaplain to Scottish Horse Brigade to Gallipoli
and Egypt, 1915-16; Royal Air Force in France, and Belgium,
1916-19. Address : 120, North Street, St. Andrews, N.B.
(05942)
WILSON, Lieut. Ralph Justly Chatterton, M.B.E, fi.
1880 ; s. of T. B. WUson, late County Inspector R.I.C. Educ. :
Portora Royal School, Enniskillen and Trinity CoU, Dublin,
War Work : 1915, German S.W. Africa ; France, R.A.S.C
(M.T.), 39th Division. Club : Tipperary County (Clonmel). (M4630)
WILSON, Capt. Reginald Maitland, O.B.E.
WILSON, Reginald Page CampbeU, C.B.E, M.I.C.E,
M.I.E.E, M.Cons.E, fi. 1866 ; s. of Charles Herbert Ball Wilson,
of Calcutta, and Hay (Brecon) ; m. Ada Sarah, d. of S. H.
Behrend, of Liverpool. Educ. : Privately. Consulting Engi
neer. War Work : Enlisted as A.B. in R.N.V.R, May 1915 ;
Woolwich Inspection Dept, Jan. 1916 ; Ministry of Munitions,
Oct. 1917; Assistant Controller Seaplanes, Jan. 1918 ; Dhector
Aeronautical Supplies, Jan. 1919. Address : 58, Wynnstay
Gardens, Kensington, W. 8. Clubs : Junior Carlton : Rane
lagh : Royal Ah Force. (C3055)
WILSON, Richard WiUiam, O.B.E.
WILSON, Lieut. Ritchie, M.B.E, R.F.A. (T.)
WU.SON, Robert, M.B.E, fi. 7 June, 1865 : s. of Robert
WUson, of Helmsley, Yorks ; m. Annie Margaret, d. ot Joseph
T. Robinson, of Thormanby Hill, Easingwold, Yorks. Educ. :
C of E. School, Helmsley, Yorks. Clerk to the Chipping
Sodbury Board of Guardians ; Rural District Council, etc.
Chipping Sodbury, Glos. War Work : Hon. Sec. National
Registration, National Service, War Charities, War Relief Com
mittee, War Savings Organisation and Campaign, Recruiting,
Belgian Refugees, Food Economy Campaign, War Agricultural
Organisation, and Prisoners of War Fund ; Clerk to Local
Tribunal War Pensions Committee, Food Control Committee,
and Coal Control Committee. Address : The Cliff, Old Sod
bury, Glos. (M10098)
WILSON, Robert Alexander, M.B.E, 6. 3 June, 1850 ;
s. of Thomas Wilson, of Sligo, Ireland ; m. Mary, d. of John
Lawson, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Educ. : BaUysodare Collooney
and Sligo. Wholesale Clothier. War Work : Special Constable.
Newcastle-on-Tyne, Group Leader. Address : 2, Lambton
Road, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Clubs : Liberal (Newcastle)
Portland Park Bowling. (M10099)
WILSON, Robert James, M.B.E, 6. 21 Feb. 1876; s. of
Thomas WUson, of Shtarone, King's County, Ireland ; m.
Susannah Anne, d. of WiUiam Henry Baker, of Culmstock,
Devon. Educ. : Duke of York's Royal MUitary School.
Managing Clerk in Treasury Solicitor's Department. War
Work : Legal work for Admhalty in connection with H.M.
ships. Address : 334, Merton Road, Wandsworth, S.W. 18.
(M2663)
WILSON, Lieut. Roy Vincent, M.B.E, A.I.F.
WILSON, Stewart, M.B.E.
WILSON, 2nd Lieut. Sholto Douglas Major, M.B E.
WILSON, Major and Qr.-Mr. Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WILSON, Thomas, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 2 Feb. 1846; s. of
James Wilson, of Glasgow ; m. Elizabeth (who died), d. of John
Johnston, of Glasgow. Educ. : Parish School, and Glasgow
Univ. Drapery Warehouseman. War Work : Military
Tribunal, Lanarkshire. Address : 17, Fotheringay Road,
Glasgow. Clubs : Liberal (Glasgow). (0872)
WILSON, Thomas, O.B.E.
WILSON, Rev. Thomas Augustine, O.B.E.
WILSON, Sir Thomas Fleming, K.B.E, J.P, fi. 1862 ;
s. of John Wilson, of Glasgow ; m. Helen, d. of the late WilUam
Barr, J.P, of Noantead, Uddingston. Educ. : Glasgow High
School ; Glasgow Univ. A member of Lanarkshire Countv
Council for fifteen years ; Chairman Committee on Public
Health ; M.P. for North-East Lancashire, 1910-11 ; Partner
in the firm of Wilson, Chalmers and Hendry, Solicitors, Glasgow.
Addresses : Flemington House, Uddingston ; 40, Vincent
Place, Glasgow. Clubs: National Liberal; Glasgow Liberal. (K180)
WILSON, Walter Caradine, O.B.E.
WILSON, Lieut. WUfred WeUington, M.B.E,
WILSON, William, O.B.E,
WILSON, William, M.B.E.
WILSON, William, M.B.E.
WILSON, WUliam, O.B.E, J.P, fi. 24 April, 1871; s. of
WilUam Wilson, of Stratford House, Atherstone ; m. Evelyn
Muriel, d. of Frederick H. Farquharson, Jamaica, B.W.I.
Merchant; Member of Executive Committee of Jamaica
Imperial Association ; Member of British Empire Producers
Association; Member of Royal Colonial Institute. War Work:

Originator of Jamaica War Contingent ; Chahman of Jamaica
War Contingent Committee; Member of Central Recruiting
Committee ; Trustee of Jamaica War Trust Fund ; Member of
Pensions and AUowances Committee ; nominated Member of
Committee of Baden PoweU Boy Scouts, Jamaica. Address ¦
The White House, Kingston, Jamaica. Clubs : West India, and
Overseas, (London) ; The Jamaica, St. Andrews, The Liguanea,
Jamaica). (O1016)'
WILSON, WUUam John Denman, M.B.E.
WILSON, WUUam Major, M.B.E, fi. 1867 ; s. of John
WUson, of KUmarnock, N.B. Staff Clerk, Local Government
Board (now Ministry of Health). War Work : Care, etc., of
the Belgian Refugees. Address : 30, Morton Gardens, WaUing
ton, Surrey. (M2664)
WILSON, Major WiUiam Perceval, O.B.E,
WILSON, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. WiUiam Robert, M.B.E.
WILSON, Caroline Adini, Mrs. CARUS-, M.B.E,4. 25 June
1897 ; d. of the Rev. Henry Gardner Hills, Vicar of St. Thomas',
Portman Square ; to. Frederick Maynard, s. of Rev. Frederick
NevUIe Carus-Wilson, of St. Petersburg Place, London.
Educ. : Clapham High School. War Work : Orderly at Kent
50 V.A.D. Hospital, Oakley, Bromley Common, Kent, May,
1915 to Dec. 1915 ; Clerk in the Secretary's Department of the
War Office, Dec. 1915 to March, 1919 ; Junior Administrative
Assistant in charge of sub-section dealing with the encoding
of telegrams, Aug. 1918 to March, 1919. Address : MUlfield,
Keston, Kent. (M10089)
WLLSON, Sir WiUiam GREY-, K.C.M.G, K.B.E, fi.
1852 ; s. of late Andrew WUson, Inspector-Gen. of Hospitals,
H.E.I.CS. ; to. Margaret, d. of Robert Glasgow Brown, of
Broadstairs, Ayrshhe. Educ. : Cheltenham CoU, and France.
Clerk of the Executive and Legislative CouncUs of British Hon
duras, 1878 ; A. Magistrate, Orange Walk, 1879-80, ano 1880-1 ;
Assistant Colonial Sec. and Treas, Sierra Leone, 1883-4;
Assistant Colonial Sec, Gold Coast, 1884-86 : Colonial Sec,
St. Helena, 1886-87, Administrator there, 1887-90 ; Governor,
Commander-in-Chief, and A. Chief Justice, 1890-97 ; Governor,
and Chief Justice of the Falkland Islands 1897-1904, and Gover
nor and Commander-in-Chief of the Bahama Islands, 1904-12.
War Work : Sec. and Chairman of the Central Committee for
National Patriotic Organisations, which was founded in Nov.
1914, as the result of an appeal in the papers signed by aU the
notable men of the day. Clubs : Isthmian ; Junior Carlton. (K75)
WILSON, Capt. Albert Edgar SIDDONS-, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WILSON, Minnie EUsabeth, Lady, MARYON-.O.B.B, fi.22
May, 1863: d. ot Gen. ThornhiU, of Lavender Farm, Ascot;
to. Sh Spencer J. s. of Sir Spencer Maryon-Wilson, of Charlton
House, Kent (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. : Abroad. War
Work : Vice-President of County of London ; Chairman of
Greenwich and Woolwich District Committee ; Hon. Com
mandant Charlton House Hospital ; worked at Canteens,
War Supply Depot. Address : Bury Hill, Dorking ; 9,
Victoria Square. (011642)
WILSONE, Lieut. Comm. Thomas Clarence, O.B.E,
R.N. WILTON, Jemima, Mrs, M.B.E.
WILTS, Captain and Brevet Major, Frederick Vavasour
Broome, D.S.O, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.
WILTSHIRE, Major Harold Waterlow, D.S.O, O.B.E,
M.D. Servedtothe Great War, 1914-18 (despatches). (06558)
WILYMAN, Capt. Charles, M.B.B.
WIMBLE, Sir John Bowring, K.B.E, 6. 1868 ; s. of John
Wimble ; m. Anne Mason, d. of William FothergiU Batho.
Educ : CUfton CoU. Shipowner ; Director of C. T. Bowring
& Co, Ltd, of Liverpool, London, Cardiff, New York, and St.
John's, Newfoundland ; Chahman Metropolitan Life Assurance
Society ; Member of the Port of London Authority. War
Work : Chahman London Shipowners and Transport Workers ;
Military Service Committee ; Member of the Port and Transit
Executive Committee. Addresses : 23, Cambridge Square,
Hyde Park, W. 2 ; Huntercombe, near Henley-on-Thames.
Clubs : Union ; Bath ; City of London ; Ranelagh. (K242)
WIMBORNE, Lady CorneUa Henrietta Maria, O.B.E.
WIMPERIS, Major Harry Egerton, O.B.E, M.A, late
R.A.F, 6. 27 Aug. 1876; s. of Joseph Price Wimperis, of
London -to. Grace d'Avray, d. of Sir George Parkin, K.C.M.G,
LL.D, D.C.L, of London (see Burke's Peerage). Edue. :
Imperial CoU. of Science, and Caius Coll, Cambridge. Head
of Air Ministry Laboratory ; Head of Navigation Research at
Air Ministry. War Work : Lieut, and Lieut.-Comdr. R.N.V.R.;
Major R.A.F. in charge of Bomb Sighting Research at Admhalty,
Air Board, and Ah Ministry ; Inventor of various Service
instruments for this purpose, and for Air Navigation. Address :
Grahamsfield, Goring-on-Thames. Club : Athenaeum. (0893)
WINBY, Thomas, M.B.E, fi. 16 Nov. 1871; s. of Henry
Freeman Winby, of Crewe ; to. Kate, d. of John Pearce, of
Market Drayton, Salop. Educ. : Crewe. Fuel Superintendent
L. & N. W. Rly. War Work : Assistant to Chief Coal ControUer
(late Sh Guy Calthrop). Address : Euston Station, London.
(M10102)
WINCH, Capt. Arthur Bluett, M.B.E.
WINCH, Major Aubrey Brooke, O.B.B.
WINCH, Capt. Stanley Brooke, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
WINCHESTER, Charlotte Josephine, Marchioness of,
G.B.E. ; d. of late Col. J. S. Howard, of Ballina Park, Co.
Wicklow, and widow of Samuel Garnett, of Arch Hall, County
Neath ; to. Henry WilUam Montagu Paulet, 16th Marquess
of Winchester (see Bukke'S Peerage). War Work : President

558

BIOGRAPHIES.

Winterbotham

Hampshire Branch British Red Cross Society, 1909-20;
Member Voluntary Aid Advisory Sub-Committee ; Joint
Women's V.A.D. Committee ; Netley Red Cross AuxiUary
Hospital Committee; V.A.D. Uniform Committee; South
African and Rhodesian Officers' Residential Club Committee ;
Rhodesian Soldiers' Comfort Fund Committee. Club : Ladies'
Empire. WINDEATT, Major George Edward, O.B E.
WINDER, Ada Mary, M.B.E, fi. 24 July, 1877 ; d. of
the late Col. Edward Noblett, of The WaUands, Lewes ; m.
Arthur WeUesley, s. of Thomas Winder, of Cork. Educ :
Cheltenham Ladies CoU. War Work : Work in connection
with the B.R.C.S. Address : Mount Verdon, Cork. Club :
New Century. (M2665)
WINDER, Arthur WeUesley, O.B.E, B.A, LL.D, 6. 7 Dec.
1868 ; s. of Thomas Winder, of Mount Verdon, Cork ; m.
Ada Mary, d. of Col. Edward Noblett, late Royal Irish Regt.
Solicitor. WarWork : Work in connection with the B.R.C.S,
St John's Ambulance and other Societies. Address : Mount
Verdon, Cork. Club : Cork. (011643)
WINDER, Charles Bertram, MB.E, 6. 1 Oct. 1876;
j, of Charles James Winder, of The Holt, Barnacre,
Garstang. Educ. : Privately ; The Royal Agricultural CoU,
Cirencester. War Work: Voluntary Ambulance driver in
France and Italy ; later acting O.C. for the B.R.C.S. AbbeviUe
Store; flnaUy Adjutant of the Boulogne Base Convoys.
Addresses : c/o 0. J. Winder, The Holt, Barnacre, Garstang ;
WeUesley Farm, Salisbury, Rhodesia. (Ml 0103)
WINDER, Capt. Francis Arthur, O.B.B, B.A, M.B,
B.Ch, B.A.O, R.A.M.C, 6. 16 March, 1872 ; s. of Edward
William Winder, of StiUorgan, Co. DubUn. Educ. : Rath
mines School, and Trinity CoU, DubUn. General Practitioner
of Medicine. War Work : Founder of Glasnevin Company of
" G.R." Volunteer Training Corps j served 1915-19 in R.A.M.C.
with service in Mediterranean, India, Mesopotamia, German
Bast Africa, France, and Egypt. Address : 170, Botanic
Road, Glasnevin, DubUn. (05945)
WINDER, Penelope, Mrs., M.B.E.
WINDEYER, WUliam Archibald, M.B.E.
WINDHAM, WiUiam, C.B.E, 6. 1864 ; s. of Ashe
Windham, of Wawne HaU, co. York (see Burke's Peerage),
Bowyer-Smith) ; m. 1894, Blanche Marie, d. of the late
AchiUe Erneste Titren, of Durban. Gov. Sec, Zululand,
1882-7; Reg.-Gen. Natal, 1901 ; Sec. for Native Affairs, Trans
vaal, 1901-10 ; Board of Trade, England, 1912-17 ; Ministry
of Labour from 1917. (C76)
WINDIATE, Albert, M.B.E.
WINDLE, AUred Rawlinson, O.B.E, 6. 5 July, 1862 ;
s. of late Rev. WiUiam Windle, M.A, Rector of St. Stephen's,
Walbrook, E.C. Educ. : Blackheath, and King's CoU, London.
Chairman, Birmingham RaUway Carriage and Wagon Co,
Ltd, Smethwick, Staffs. War Work : Chahman, War Pensions
Committee, Wolverhampton ; Sec. and Treas. Soldiers' and
Sailors' Families Association, Wolverhampton. Address :
RedhiU, Farnham, Surrey. Club : British Empire ; Royal
S. Devon GoU, Westward Ho 1 (011644)
WINDLE, Lieut. Charles Howard, O.B.E., R.N.V.R.
WINDRUM, Capt. and Qr.-Mr. James Moflet, M.B.E.
WINDSOR, Arthur Whalesby, M.B.E.
WINDSOR, Capt. Maurice, M.B.B.
WINDUS, Capt. George Ryley, M.B.E.
WINEARLS, Henry Martin, O.B.E, b. 1859 ; s. of late
Henry Winearls, of Westacre, Norfolk. Educ. : Shrewsbury
School. Assist. Official Receiver in Companies Winding-up,
1893-1913: Chief Clerk, Companies Dept, Board of Trade,
1913; Comptroller Companies Dept, Board of Trade, 1919.
Address : 65, George Street, Portman Square, W. 1. Club :
Union. (02024)
WINFEELD, Capt. Frederick ButweU, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
WINFIELD, Richard, M.B.E, fi. 29 March, 1867 ; s. of
Richard Winfleld, of Manchester ; m. EUzabeth, d. of WiUiam
Bennett, of Salford, Manchester. Educ. : Derby. Chief
Outdoor Representative, Great Northern Rly. Co, Manchester.
War Work : Board of Trade, Coal Mines Dept. ; Divisional
Officer Manchester, Lancashire, and Lancaster North-Western
Bivision, 1917-20. (M10107)
WING, Fred Augustus, M.B.E, 6. 16 Feb. 1881 ; s. of
Fred Wing, of Cambridge ; m. Florence May, d. of George
Stevens, of Loughborough. Educ. : PeUy Memorial School,
and King's Coll. Staff Clerk in His Majesty's CivU Service,
Secretary's Department Admhalty. Address : 93, HoUand
Road, S.W. 9. (M4095)
WINGATE, Catherine LesUe, Lady, O.B.E.
WINGATE, Gen. Sir Francis Reginald, Bart., G.C.B.,
G.CV.O, G.B.E, K.C.M.G, D.S.O, D.C.L. (Oxon.), LL.D.
(Edin.), 6. 25 June, 1861 ; s. of late Andrew Wingate, of
Broadfleld, Renfrewshire N.B. ; to. Catherine Leslie, D.B.E,
d of late Capt. Joseph SparkhaU Rundle, R.N. Educ. : St.
Hellers, Jersey, and R.M.A, Woolwich. Col. Commandant,
Royal ArtiUery ; Hon. Col. 7th Manchesters (T.) ; formerly
Sirdar of the Egyptian Army, Governor-General of the Sudan,
and High Commissioner for Egypt. War Work : Organised
numerous expeditions in the Sudan, including the reconquest of
the Darfur Province in 1916 ; General Officer commanding
the Hedjaz Operations, 1916-19 ; several times mentioned in
despatches for services in connection with MiUtary Operations
in the Near East, whUst High Commissioner for Egypt ; Presi
dent Red Cross Society (Egyptian Branch), 1916-19 ; Knight
of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem. Address : Knockenhair

Dunbar, Scotland. Clubs: Army and Navy; Beefsteak;
British Empire. (G30)
WINGATE, Major George Frederiok Richard, O.B.E.,
R.A. WINGATE, Gerald Henry, M.B.E.
WINGFIELD, Lieut.-Col. John Maurice, D.S.O, O.B.E.,
F.R.G.S., F.Z.S, J.P, fi. 1 Feb. 1863 ; s. of J. H. t. Wing
field, of Tickencote HaU, Stamford. Educ. : Harrow, and
Trinity CoU, Cambridge. High Sheriff of Rutland, 1911.
WarWork: Served in S. Africa, 1899-1900 ; Great War, 1914-
18. Addresses : Tickencote HaU, Stamford ; Market Overton,
Oakham; D. 6, The Albany, PiccadiUy. Clubs: Guards';
Turf • Carlton ; Arthur's ; Wellington. (03206
WINN, Rowland, M.B.E.
WINNETT, Major Albert WiUiam, O.B.E.
WINNIFRITH, Rev. Douglas Peroy, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 17
Aug. 1875 ; s. of Rev.A. Winnifrith, M.A, of Hythe, Kent ; to.
Margaret Louise, d. of Dr. T. L. Macartney, of Sefton Park,
Liverpool. Educ. : Pembroke CoU, Oxford. Curate from
1899-1904 ; Chaplain to the Forces from 1904 ; Hon. Chaplain
to Lord Lieut, of Deland, 1919. War Work: Chaplain in
charge of 14th Infantry Brigade, Aug. 1914 ; twice mentioned
to despatches. Address : c/o Sh C R. McGrigor, Bart. * Co,
39, Panton Street, Haymarket. (07876)
WINNY, WiUiam Humphris, O.B.E, A.M.I.E E, fi
Aug. 1867 ; s. of WUliam Winny, of London. Educ. : Brewer's
Grammar School; Finsbury Technical Coll. Assistant Staff
Engineer, G.P.O. War Work : In command of the London
District of the St. John Ambulance Brigade during and since
the war ; organised in conjunction with the PoUce Authorities
schemes for reUef of air raid victims and help for those in air
raid shelters. Address : 61, Chancery Lane, W.C. 2. (0874)
WINRAM, Agnes Rankine, Mrs, O.B.E. ; d. of
John WiUiamson, of PowfouUs, Airth, Stirlingshire ; to.
James, s. of George Winram, of Coldtogham, Berwickshire.
Hon. Convener of Cradle Committee, Child Welfare Scheme,
City Chambers, Edinburgh ; also Voluntary Health Visitor,
Child Welfare Scheme. War Work : Originator and Hon.
Organising Sec. of the Fund for British Soldiers interned in
Germany ; this Fund, instituted in 1914, was tbe first to be
formed in the British Isles for the purpose of sending parcels
of foodstuffs, clothing, etc, to the British Prisoners of War
in Germany ; al] the work was voluntary, Addresses : 2,
Warrender Park Crescent, Edinburgh ; Rosebank Cottage,
Belhaven, Dunbar. (O4001)
WINSER, Charles, O.B.E.
WINSTANLEY, Denys Arthur, M.B.E, 6. 5 Dec. 1877;
FeUow of Trinity Coll, Cambridge. (M10109)
WINSTANLEY, Capt. Henry Parr M.B.B, R.A.S.C.
WINSTANLEY, Herbert, M.B.B, 6. 7 Aug. 1885; s.
of John Winstanley, of Liverpool ; to. Esther Marian d. of
WUliam Henry McCarter, of Birkenhead. Educ. : Liverpool
Institute. Chief Inspector, Liverpool City Police. War
Work : In charge of AUens Registration Department, Liver
pool. Address : Easby, Mersey Road, Liverpool. (M10110)
WINSTANLEY, John, M.B.E, R.N.
WINTER, Squadron-Leader Alexander Charles, O.B.E,
R.A.F, 6. 26 AprU, 1887 ; s. of the Rev. Canon E. G. A.
Winter, D.D, of Bast Bradenham, Norfolk ; m. Rachel
Charlotte, d. of Col. G. F A. CressweU, C.V.O, V.D, of King's
Lynn. Educ : Trinity Coll, Glenalmond. Entered Royal
Navy, 1904 ; served in Accountant Branch of R.N, 1904-18,
mostly on Staff ; Sec. to British Naval Mission to Greece,
1913-16. War Work : Sec. to Admiral Commanding British
Adriatic Squadron, H.M.S. " Queen " ; Staff Officer, 1st Class
(Lieut.-Col.) in R.A.F, April, 1918, to end of war ; has Order
of Redeemer of Greece (1913), and Order of Crown of Italy
(1916). Clubs : R.A.F. ; United Sports ; Princes Tennis and
Racquets. (02025)
WINTER, George MitcheU, O.B.E, M.R.C.S, L.R.C.P,
J.P. WINTER, Henry Elsbury, M.B.B, 6. 1867 ; s. of James
Winter, of Carlisle ; to. Katharine Evelyn, d. of WilUam
Jameson, of Salisbury. Educ. : Waterloo CoU, Northampton,
and Grammar School, Salisbury. Auctioneer and Estate
Agent. War Work : Organiser of CarUsle Special Constabulary,
and took prominent work therewith throughout war ; organiser
and Manager of the Carlisle Soldiers' and Sailors' Rest Rooms ;
Treas. Local Central War Savings Committee ; Treas. of
Cumberland and Westmorland Care Committee for Prisoners
of War ; Treas. CarUsle Citizens League. Address : Shaftes
bury House, Howard Place, Carlisle. (M1106)
WINTER, Lieut. Herbert Marmaduke, M.B.E, fi. 10 Oct.
1889 ; s. of the Hon. M. G. Winter, C.B.E, M.L.C, of St.
John's, Newfoundland ; to. Edythe, d. of Geo. J. Hayward, of
St. John's, Newfoundland. Educ : Bishop Field Coll, St.
John's, and Rossall School, Lancashire. Accountant with
firm of T. and M. Winter, St. John's ; Member, Board of Trade.
War Work : Attached Musketry Staff, Royal Newfoundland
Regt. Depot, at Ayr, Scotland, and Musketry Staff Head
quarters, St. John's, Newfoundland. Address : Omrac,
King's Bridge Road, St. John's, Newfoundland. Clubs : Bally
Haly ; Golf and Country. - (M5903)
WINTER, Hon. Marmaduke George, C.B.E, M.L.C.
WINTER, Mildred Marion, Mrs., M.B.E.
WINTER, Col. WUliam Robert, O.B.E.
WINTERBOTHAM, Clara Frances, M.B.B., fi. 2 Aug.
1880 • d. of the late James Batten Winterbotham, of Cranley
Lodge, Cheltenham. Educ. : Cheltenham Ladies' Coll.

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Winterbottom

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

CouncUlor on the Cheltenham Town Council ; Member of the
Cheltenham Education Committee. War Work : The London
Hospital, Whitechapel, Oct. 1914, to May, 1915 ; V.A.D. Staff
Nurse at St. John Hospital, Cheltenham, June, 1915, to June,
1918 ; Quartermaster at same, June, 1918, to March, 1919 ;
Member of Local Food Control, and Fuel and Lighting Com
mittees. Address : Cranley Lodge, Cheltenham. (M10111)
WINTERBOTTOM, Albert, O.B.B. Chief Constable,
Hartlepool. Address : Marine Parade, Hartlepool. (04646)
WINTERBOTTOM, George WUliam, O.B.E.
WINTERBOTTOM, Paymaster-Capt. Thomas, CB.E,
R.N. War Work : 1914-19, at Naval . Base, Portland. (C2303 )
WINTON, Rev. Walter Sim, M.B.E.
WINTOUR, Major-Gen. FitzGerald, C.B, C.B.E, 6.
• 860 ; s. of the late Rev. FitzGerald Wintour, of High Hayland,
Barnsley ; to. 1st 1899, Cicily Winifred who died 1904, d. of the
late Col. Sh Walter Thomas William Spencer Stanhope, K.C.B,
of Cannon Hall, Barnsley (see Bukke'S Peerage), 2nd in 1912,
Alice Jane Blanche, d. of the late Major John Frederick Foster
(see BURKE'S Peerage, Foster of Glyde Court). Entered Armv,
1880 ; Capt. and Brevet Major, 1887 ; Brevet Lieut.-Col,
1900; Lieut.-Col. 1904; Col, 1908, Hon. Major-Gen,
1918 (ret.), served with the Egyptian Expedition, 1882
(medal, bronze star) ; Soudan Expedition, 1884-5 (despatches,
clasp) ; Soudan 1885-6 ; N. W. Frontier of India, 1897 on Staff
(despatches, medal with clasp) ; S. Africa, 1899-1901 (de
spatches, medal with two bars) ; served in the Great War,
1914-15. (C839o)
WINTOUR, Francis, O.B.E.
WINTZ, Sophia Gertrude Wintz, D.B.E. ; d. of Augustus
Wintz, of Schaffhausen, Switzerland. Educ. : Girls' Coll,
Fareham, Hants. War Work : Associated with Miss Weston
in her work for the Sailors of the Royal Navy, since 1876.
Address : Royal Sailors Rest, Devonport and Portsmouth. (D57)
WINWOOD, Lieut.-Col. WilUam Quintyne, C.M.G,
D.S.O, O.B.E, fi. 1873 ; s. of the Rev. Henry Hoyte Winwood,
M.A, of 11, Cavendish Crescent, Bath ; m. 1909, Gertrude
Dolben, d. of the late Rev. Dolben Paul, Rector of Bearwood,
and widow of T. Bryon Hope, of Harwood, Newbury. Entered
5th Dragoon Guards, 1893 ; became Capt. 1901 ; Major, 1904 ;
Lieut.-Col. 1914 ; served in S. Africa, 1899-1902, taking part
to the defence of Ladysmith (despatches) ; in the Great War,
1914-18; Commanded 5th Dragoon Guards in the field from
Sept. 1914, to May, 1918 ; Commandant, Cavahy Corps School
in France until the conclusion of hostiUties (wounded, de
spatches, Order of Leopold of Belgium, Croix de Guerre) ;
was Assist. Mil. Sec. to Com.-in-Chief, S. Africa, 1907-8.
CZwfis : Cavahy ; Army and Navy. (O2790)
WINZAR, Sidney Herbert, M.B.E, R.N.
WISE, Alexander, O.B.E.
WISE, Capt. Cuthbert Walter, O.B.E, M.C, R.A.S.C.
WISE, Lieut.-Col. Henry Edward Disbrowe, C.B.E, Col.
3rd Notts, and Derbyshire Regt. Served to the Great War,
1914-19 (despatches). (C1826)
WISE, Percy Furlong, M.B.E.
WISE, Thomas, O.B.E, 6. 1850 ; s. of Thomas Wise, of
Boston, Banker. Educ. : Cheltenham Coll. War Work :
Chairman, Chartered Accountants Advisory Committee,
Ministry of National Service. Address : 27, Eldon Road,
Kensington, W. 8. Clubs : TraveUers ; City Carlton. (011649)
WISEMAN, Francis Augustus John Bartholomew,
O.B.E, R.A.F.
WISHART, Frederick, O.B.E, M.A, LL.B, fi. 25 July,
1888; s. of F. W. F. Wishart, of Westerfolds, Morayshire.
Educ. : Aberdeen Grammar School ; Aberdeen Univ. ; BaUiol
Coll, Oxford. Barrister. War Work : Ministry of Munitions
of War, 1916-19 ; Personal Assistant to ControUer, 1917, and
Assistant Controller, 1918, Munitions Timber Supplies Depart
ment. Addresses: Westerfolds, Elgin, Morayshire ; 1, Temple
Gardens, Temple, E.C. 4. (011650)
WITHALL, Major Latham August, O.B.E,
WITHER, Major Harold Stephen BIGG-, O.B.E.
WITHERBY, Lieut. Harry Forbes, M.B.E, R.N.VR
WITHERDEN, Charlotte Mary, Mrs, O.B.E.
WITHERS, Gerald Mould, M.B.E.
WITHERS, John James, C.B.E, fi. 21 Dec. 1863 ; s. of
James Tuck Withers, of Arundel Street, Strand ; m. Caroline
Gifford, d. of — Ransford, of 22, Sussex Square, Hyde Park.
Educ. : Eton, and King's Coll, Cambridge. Solicitor ; Senior
Partner in firm of Withers, Bensons, Currie, WUliams & Co ;
Fellow of St. Catharine's Coll, Cambridge. War Work :
Assisted Propaganda Dept. and Ministry of Information during
the war, both as legal adviser and otherwise. Addresses :
4, Arundel Street, Strand, London ; 54, Gloucester Terrace,
Hyde Park. Clubs : Oxford and Cambridge ; Garrick ;
Alpine ; Leander. (C336)
WITHYCOMBE, Robert, M.B.E.
WITNEY, Lieut. John Humphrey, M.B.E, R.A O C
WITT, Lieut. Albert Thomas Edgar, M.B.E. R.A F
WITT, Robert Clermont, C.B.E, M.A, 6. 16 Jan. 1872 ;
s. of G. A. Witt ; to. Mary Helene, d. of Charles Henry Marten
Blackheath. Educ : Clifton Coll. ; New Coll Oxford
Trustee of the National Gallery; Trustee of the Nationai
Gallery of British Art (Tate) ; Vice-Chairman, National Art
Collections Fund ; Chahman, National Loan Collection Trust
War Work : Assisted in Treasury SoUcitor's Department'

Address : 32, Portman Square, W. 1. Clubs : Royal Auto
mobile ; Burlington Fine Arts ; Leander Rowing. (C674)
WITTHAUS, Gabriel Thorold, M.B.E, A.C.I.S, fi
6 Sept. 1888 ; s. of the late F. E. Witthaus, of High Barnet ¦
m. Florence, d. ot the late James Kerry, of Highbury, London
Educ, : Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Barnet, and
Caterham. War Work: Enlisted in The Queen's (R.W.
Surrey) Regt, and later commissioned in The Norfolk Regt. ;
Overseas service, India, 1917-18 ; Mesopotamia, 1918-19. (M7030)
WITTS, GuUelma Ewart, Mrs., M.B.E.
WITTS, Capt. John Travell, M.B.E.
WITTY, Lieut. Charles Harry, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WOAKES, Capt. WiUiam James Primer. O.B.E, R.A.S.C
WODEHOUSE, Amy Violet, Mrs. O.B.E, fi. 16 Oct. 1876;
d. of John Swinton Isaac, of Boughton Park, Worcester; m.
Lieut.-Col. Ernest Charles Forbes, D.S.O. (killed in action), s. of
Lieut-Col. Charles Wodehouse, CLE. War Work : Hon. Sec.
and Organiser of Worcestershire Regimental Comforts Fund,
which despatched Comforts to the various Batts. of the Worcester
shire Regt. at the front, and looked after aU the Prisoners of
War of the Worcestershire Regiment, Worcestershire Yeo
manry. Address : 11, Prince of Wales Terrace, W. 8. (O2027)
WODEHOUSE, Lieut.-Col. Robert Elmer, O.B.E.
WOLFE, Ernest Montague,M.B.E.
WOLFE, George Charles, C.B.E. Assist. Audit Officer,
MUitary Supply Accounts, India. Address : Simla, India. (C1983)
WOLFE, Eng.-Comm. Henry Eccles, O.B.E, R.N.
WOLFE, Humbert, C.B.E. War Work: Controller,
Labour Regulation Depart. Ministry of Munitions ; appointed
an Assist. Sec. Ministry of Labour, 1919. (C337)
WOLFENDEN, Ralph, M.B.E, M.Sc, A.M.I.Mech.E,
6. 18 Feb. 1884 ; s. of J. W. Wolfenden, J.P, of Heyside,
Lancs. Educ. : Victoria Univ. of Manchester, and Middle
Temple. Barrister-at-Law ; Lecturer in Engineering in
King's Coll, London, W.C. ; Examiner for the B.Sc. (Eng.) of
the Univ. of London. War Work : Assistant-in-Charge,
Gauge Testing Department, National Physical Laboratory,
Teddington, Middlesex. Address : King's College, London,
W.C. (M1109)
WOLFERSTAN, Evelyn, M.B.E.
WOLFF, Major Henry PhiUp, O.B.E.
WOLFF, Lieut. James Daniel, M.B.E, R.A.
WOLFF, Joseph, O.B.E.
WOLFF, Lieut. Mark Arthur, O.B.E.
WOLLEN, EmUy HUda, M.B.E.
WOLMARANS, Capt. Martinus Johannes, O.B.E.
WOLSTENHOLME, Capt. Thomas Blakeway, O.B.E,
R.A.M.C. (T.).
WOLVERTON, Edith Amelia, Lady, C.B.E. ; d. of
1st Earl of Dudley ; to. Frederic Glyn, D.L 4th Baron Wol-
verton, s. of Vice-Admiral Hon. Harry Carr, C.B, CS. Address:
26, St. James' Place, S.W. 1. (C338)
WOMBWELL, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Fred, M.B.E.
WONHAM, Paymaster-Capt. Charles Scrivener, C.B.E,
R.N. Served to the Great War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1952)
WOOD, Alexander, M.B.E. M.M.R.
WOOD, Capt. Alexander, M.B.E.
WOOD, Rev. Alexander, O.B.B.
WOOD, Major Alexander Lewis Sandison, O.B.E.
WOOD, Eng.-Comm. Alfred Oswald, O.B.E, R.N.
WOOD, Col. AtteweU Henry, C.B.E, 6. 1854. Formerly
Lieut.-Col. and Brevet Col. Connaught Rangers (ret. 1906) ;
served on the N.-W. Frontier of India, 1 897-98 (medal with two
clasps) ; NUe Expedition, 1898 (medal) ; S. Africa, 1899-1900
(despatches twice, Queen's medal with three clasps) ; Great
War, 1914-19. (C751a)
WOOD, Augustus Ottewell, C.B.E. Chief Manager,
Imperial Bank of Persia, Teheran. Address : Teheran, Persia. (C675)
WOOD, Benjamin, M.B.E, late Staff Quartermaster-
Sergeant Army, Pay Corps, 6. 28 Aug. 1855 ; s. of John Wood,
of Bushby, Leicestershire ; m. Mary, d. of Robert Barron Braik,
of Aberdeen. Army Scripture Reader. War Work : Went
to France in Nov. 1914, and as Senior Army Scripture
Reader superintended the whole of the work of the Army
Scripture Readers' Society with the B.B.F. in France from that
date to the end of June, 1919. Address : 36, Claremont
Road, Alexandra Park, Manchester. (M10116)
WOOD, Benjamin George, O.B.E, J.P.
WOOD, Brooks Crompton, CB.E. Acted as Chairman
of Egyptian Cotton Official Values Committee. (C3174)
WOOD, Charles, O.B.E, F.C.S, 6. 6 Jan. 1864; s. of
William Wood, of Bradford ; to. Gertrude, d. of John Dawson,
of Skipton. Educ. : Cambridge Grammar School and Birken
head School. Gas Engineer and General Manager, Bradford
Corporation. War Work : Coal Control, Ministry of Munitions,
Explosives Dept. and Fuel Oil Production Dept. Address:
Rosse Mount, Heaton, Bradford. (011652)
WOOD, Col. Charles Knight, O.B.E, R.E. (ret.), 6. 1 July,
1851 ; s. of Miles Astman Wood, of Orchardleigh, Ledbury,
Herefordshire -to. Lilian Arden, d. of Rev. George Arden, M.A,
of Dunsford, Devonshire. Educ. : Cheltenham. NUe Expe
dition, 1886 ; Boer War : Chief Engineer to General Sir
Redvers BuUer ; twice mentioned in despatches ; Brevet
Colonel ; Secretary to Herefordshire Territorial Force Associa
tion since 1908. Address: The Lower Venn, Marden, Hereford.
Club: Primrose. (O3208)

560

BIOGRAPHIES.

Wood

WOOD, Cyril George Russ, O.B.E, F.R.CS. (Eng.), 6.
3 Aug. 1869 ; s. of CyrU Wood, of Bath, m. Fanny Mein, d. of
Chas. Steele, of Clifton, Bristol. Educ : Bristol. Surgeon to the
Shropshire Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital ; Ophthalmic Surgeon
to Salop Royal Infirmary, Montgomeryshire Infirmary. War
Work : Special work in Western Command in Eye, Ear, and
Throat departments, throughout the whole period of the war.
Address : 12, St. John's HU1, Shrewsbury. (04400)
WOOD, David WiUiam, M.B.B.
WOOD, Dennis, M.B.E.
WOOD, Dorothy Wood, Lady, M.B.E. ; d. of James Har
wood, of Manchester ; to. as his second wife, Sir Edward Graham,
s. of the Rev. Thomas Smith Wood. Address : AVest Heath
House, West Heath Road, Hampstead. (M10118)
WOOD, Major Douglas, O.B.E.
WOOD, Lieut.-Col. Ernest, D.S.O, O.B.E, fi. 28 Sept.
1871 ; s. of Lieut.-Col. J . Wood, of MUitary Train ; to. EUen
Caroline, d. of Peter Wessels, of Kroonstad, O.F.S. Educ :
Trinity CoU, DubUn. Joined the King's Own Scottish
Borderers as 2nd Lieut. June, 1894 ; transferred to the R.A.S.C.
AprU, 1896 ; Capt. Jan. 1901 ; Major, June, 1911 ; Lieut.-Col.
Jan. 1916. War Work : Served with the 7th Division and 5th
Division in France, Belgium, and Italy ; twice mentioned
in despatches. Address: c/o Sh Charles McGrigor, Bart,
& Co, London. (02793)
WOOD, Ethel Mary, Mrs., C.B.E. ; d. of Quintin Hogg,
Founder of Regent Street Polytechnic : m. Herbert Frederic
Wood, Major, 9th Lancers and R.A.F. (who died 1918), s. of
Lieut.-Col. Wood, C.B, of Kibworth, Leicester. Sec. London
War Pensions Committee. War Work : Hon. Sec. County of
London Soldiers' and SaUors' Families Association, Aug. 1914-
17 ; Member and Hon. Organiser of London War Pensions
Committee. June, 1916, to Aug. 1917. when appointed paid
Secretary ; week-end munition worker and evening Woman
Patrol. Address : 4, Park VUlage East, N.W. 1. Club :
New County. (C3081)
WOOD, Col. Evelyn FitzGerald MitcheU, D.S.O, O.B.E,
R.G.A, R. of O., fi. 16 Nov. 1869: e. s. of the late Field-
Marshall Sir (Henry) Evelyn Wood, V.C, G.C.B, G.C.M.G,
D.C.L. (see BUKKE'S Peerage) ; m. 1st, 20 March, 1893, LUian,
d. of the late Charles Edward Hutton, of 63, Porchester Terrace,
W. ; 2nd, Kathleen (Alia), d. of R. R. Morton, and widow of
Hatherley Page Wood (see Burke's Peerage, Wood of Hatherley
House). Lieut.-Col. London Brigade, R.G.A. ; Major, Reserve
ol Officers, Royal Dragoons ; Hon. Col. in the Army ; Sec. City
of London Territorial Force Association ; one of the Lieuts.
for the City of London ; served in Ashanti and in S. Africa.
Address : Warden HaU, Wttltogdale Doe, Ongar, Essex. Club :
Army and Navy. (O3209)
WOOD, Frances Mary, M.B.E. ; d. of Herbert Wood,
of Wolverhampton. War Work : Personal assistant to Chief
of Engineering Section and Controller of MUd Steel Wire,
Manufacture Contracts Branch, War Oflice. Address : 13,
Owen Mansions, London, W. 14. (M1110)
WOOD, Capt. Frank Thomas Herbert, O.B.E, M.D,
B.Sc, R.A.M.C (T.), 6. 17 Nov. 1882. Educ. : Guy's Hospital.
Medical Officer of Health, County Borough of Bootle. War
Work : O.C. 1/lst Home Counties Divisional Sanitary Section ;
engaged in sanitary work with 67th Division in England until
Sept. 1916 ; then proceeded with unit to join Mesop. Exped.
Force ; appointed Health Officer (CivU) for Basra, Dec. 1916, to
Jan. 1919. Address: Health Dept, Town Hall, Bootle. (04264)
WOOD, Frederick, O.B.E.
WOOD, Frederick Benjamin, O.B.B.; lately British Consul
at Patras, has Order of the Redeemer of Greece. (011654)
WOOD, Gamble Ekin Vickers, M.B.E, fi. 24 June, 1876 ;
s. of Lewis Wood ; m. Kate. d. of — • Weston, of Folkestone.
War Work : Folkestone War Refugees Committee ; Sub-Section
Dhector, Ministry of Munitions, for dhect purchase of shell
components and gauges. Addresses : 39, Brompton Square ;
Vale Vottage, Downley, nr. High Wycombe. Club : Constitu
tional. (M2668)
WOOD, Capt. Geoffrey, O.B.E, M.C,
WOOD, George Albert Thomas, O.B.E, R.N.R.
WOOD, Surg.-Lieut. -Comdr. George E., R.E.
WOOD, George Ellis, M.B.B.
WOOD, Capt. George Jervis, O.B.E.
WOOD, Lieut. George Neville, O.B.B, Cross of St.
Anne's " of Russia, 6. 4 May, 1898 ; s. of Frederick Wood, of
Cheltenham Road, Bristol. Educ. : Colston's School and
Sandhurst Military Coll. War Work : Commissioned,
1916 ; France, Sept. 1916 ; wounded, March, 1917 ; Instructor
No 17 O.O.B., Kinmell Park, Sept. 1917 ; Russia, B.M.M,,
AprU, 1919 ; now with the Greek Army in Turkey as one of the
Allied Representatives. (011889)
WOOD, Gertrude, M.B.E.
WOOD, Gladys, M.B.B.
WOOD, Grace Anna Mary, Mrs., O.B.E.
WOOD, Grace EUza, Mrs., M.B.B.
WOOD, 2nd Lieut. Harold John, M.B.E.
WOOD, Harold John, O.B.E, 6. 21 Nov. 1885 ; s. of
John Wood, of Cheam, Surrey ; to. Marianne Suzanne Sophie,
d. of Leopold Henri Lavaivre, of Paris. Educ. : Privately.
War Work: 10th Batt. (Res.) Border Regiment, attached
General Staff, Special Missions, New York and South America.
Address : Rua da Quitanda, 143, Rio de Janeiro. (011655)
WOOD, Harry Brounton, M.B.E.
WOOD, Col. Hastings St. Leger, C.B.E, D.S.O, 6. 1856 ;
«. of the late Lieut.-Gen. Sh (Henry) Hastings Afleck Wood)

561

K.C.B. ; m. 1891, Mary Judith Vaughton, d. of the Rev. J.
Parker, formerly Rector of WUloughby and Wysall, Notts.
Entered 15th Regt. 1877 ; Capt. E. Yorkshire Regt. 1886 ;
Major, Dorsetshire Regt. 1895 ; Lieut.-Col. 1900 ; Brevet Col.
1906 ; Col. 1908 (h.-p. 1908) ; retired, 1910 ; served during
Afghan War, 1879-80, as A.D.C (severely wounded, horse
killed, medal) ; Nile Expedition, 1884-85 (despatches specially,
medal with clasp, bronze star) ; Burmah Campaign, 1887-88 ;
D.A.A. and Q.M.G. (despatches, medal with two clasps) ; Tirah
Expedition, 1897-98, as D.A.A.G. (despatches, medal with two
clasps) ; D.A.A.G. Madras, 1897-99 ; A.A.G. 1899-1902 ;
D.A.A.G. Jersey, 1904-8 ; appointed A.A.G. Roy. Guernsey
Mil. 1911 ; A.A. and Q.M.G. 1914. Club : Naval and MUitary. ( C1817)
WOOD, Henrietta, Mrs., M.B.E.
WOOD, James, O.B.E.
WOOD, Lieut. James Henry, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
WOOD, Capt. John Edward, O.B.B, T.F.R.
WOOD, Major John Hardy, O.B.E, 6. 12 April, 1877 ;
s. of Arthur Hardy Wood, of Duddleswell, Sussex ; to. Catherine
Hazebruck, d. of Henry Staker, of Newbrough, Northumber
land. Educ. : Stubbington House, Fareham. Durham Light
infantry ; served with Vf. African Frontier Forces. Address :
14, Warrington Place, Dublin. Clubs : Naval and Military ;
Union (Brighton). (08976)
WOOD, Capt. John Lawrence, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
WOOD, Lieut.-Col. John Livingstone, O.B.E, V.D.
WOOD, Capt. John WUliam, O.B.E.
WOOD, Capt. Leonard Stanley, M.B.E.
WOOD, Louisa Jane, M.B.E.
WOOD, Maud, Mrs., M.B.B.
WOOD, May, M.B.E.; d.ot the late Robert Brindley Wood,
of Uttoxeter. Was Deputy Clerk and Treas. of the Town of
KentvUle, Nova Scotia, Canada ; from 1906 Private Sec. to
the Managing Dhector of the Underground Electric Railways
Company of London, Ltd. ; from 1910 Clerk in Charge of
Accounts, Road Board. War Work : Accounting in connection
with the road works carried out by the Road Board for the *
War Department, Admiralty, Air Ministry, and other Govern
ment Departments during the war. (M10125)
WOOD, Sister Minnie, O.B.B, 6. Oct. 1882 ; d. of Charles
W. Wood, of Sandal, Yorkshire. Educ. .-Miss Sandbach's Private
School, Hull, Yorks. Nursing Sister in Queen Alexandra's
Imperial Military Nursing Service. War Work : Ward Sister
in General Hospitals in Versailles and Boulogne, from Aug.
1914, to Nov. 1916 ; afterwards Sister-in-Charge, 44th Casualty
Clearing Station from Nov. 1916, to Aug. 1919, in France,
Belgium, and Germany. Address : Military Hospital Devon-
port. Club : Imperial Nurses'. (05953)
WOOD, Capt. Murdiok MoKenzie, O.B.E, R.A.F.
WOOD, Robert Henry, C.B.E, 6. 1860 ; s. of John George
Wood, W.S, of Edinburgh ; to. 1904, Elaine, d. of Col. F. Bell,
of Stand House, Fermoy, co. Cork. Hon. Sec, Cork. County
War Pensions Local Committee. Address : Castle Hyde,
Fermoy. Clubs : Thatched House ; Royal Automobile ;
Countv (Cork). (C3056)
WOOD, Capt. Roy WUds Fry, M.B.E.
WOOD, Russell Howard, C.B.E, Acting Food Commr,
S. Midland Div. Ministry of Food. (C3057)
WOOD, Lieut. Thomas, M.B.E.
WOOD, Thomas Alfred, M.B.E.
WOOD, Prof. Thomas Barlow, C.B.E, M.A, F.R.S,
6. 1869 ; s. of the late Brittain Dawes Wood, of Field Dalling,
Norfolk ; to. 1914, Margaret Isabel, d. of Edwin Sloper Beaven,
of Warminster. Educ. : High School, Newcastle-under-Lyme
and GonvUle and Caius Coll. Camb. Draper's Professor of
Agriculture, Camb. Univ. ; sometime Member of Development
Comm. Address : Springfield,! Cambridge. Clubs : Saville ;
Farmers'. (C339)
WOOD, WilUam, M.B.E, 6. 12 July, 1884 ; s. of George
Henry Wood, of Woodlands, Oakenshaw, nr. Bradford ; to. Jane
Ellen, d. of Gaythorne Hodgson, of Oakenshaw, nr. Bradford,
Educ. : Elementary, and at Cleckheaton Technical School.
Assistant Overseer and Collector of Rates for Cleckheaton and
Gomersal Parishes, Spenborough, Yorks. War Work : Vice-
Chairman Spenborough War Pensions Committee, Cleckheaton
European War Fund, Prisoners of War Fund, Soldiers' and
Sailors' Help Society; Sec. to Trustees Spenborough War
Memorial Fund. (M10126)
WOOD, William, O.B.E.
WOOD, Lieut.-Col. WiUiam Albert, C.B.E, Major, Brevet
Lieut.-Col. and temporary Col. R.A.V.C. during Great War.
(C1436)
WOOD, Capt. William Cranna, O.B.E, J.P.
WOOD, WiUiam Francis John, C.B.E, B.Sc, fi. 1876 ; s.
of the late Alphonse Wood, of Osborne House, Barnsley ; to.
1902, Eliza Beatrice, d. of Dr. John Haslam, of New College,
Harrogate. Educ. : Sheffield and Leeds Univs. Chairman and
Managing Director of Derby Crown Glass Co, Ltd. Ryland's,
Glass and Engineering Co, Ltd, and Wood Bros. Glass Co.
Ltd • Fellow of Institute of Chemistry ; Pres. of Society of
Glass Technology ; Chairman, British Chemical Ware Manu
facturers' Assocn. ; J.P. for Barnsley. Address : Ardsley
House, nr. Barnsley. _ „ „ (C1060)
WOOD, Eng.-Comm. WUUam Henry, C.B.E, R.N.
WOOD, William Henry, M.B.E.
WOOD, WilUam John, O.B.E, 6. 15 March, 1871. Educ. :
Christ Church, New North Road, London, N. Member of the
WUlesden Board of Guardians ; Master Printer ; Founder,
2 o

Wood

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Chairman, and Managing Dhector of Wood and Rozelaar,
Ltd, London, E.C. War Work : Special and honorary of an
Advisory nature to the Board of Trade, Coal Mines Dept,
during the great coal shortage and crisis of 1918. Address :
Brondesbury House, WUlesden Lane, N.W. 6. Club : Eccentric. (011659)
WOOD, Capt. WiUiam Lyon, O.B.E, R.E.
WOOD, WilUam, KING-, CLE, C.B.E, 6. 1867 ; s. of
the late Capt. W. Wood, Public Works Depart. Bombay ; m.
Daisy Grace, d. of Sh Hugh Adcock, C M.G. (see Bukke'S
Peerage). Educ. : DoUar Acad. N.B. Served In S. Africa,
1900-1, with Middlesex Imperial Yeo. (despatches, medal with
three clasps) ; Dhector, Persian Section, Indo-European Tele
graph Depart. ; assumed by deed poU, 1909, the additional
surname of King. Address : Teheran, Persia. Club : Junior
Naval and MiUtary. (C1973)
WOOD, Lieut.-Col. Sir James LEIGH-, K.B.E, C.B,
C.M.G.; fi. 1870; s. of the late James WUUam Wood;
m. 1900, Joanna Elizabeth, d. of the late Walter
TurnbuU. A Gov. and Almoner of Christ's Hospital ;
Com. of Order of Leopold of Belgium ; Knight of Grace of
Order of St. John of Jerusalem to England. Served to the S.
African war 1899-1900 (despatches twice, Queen's medal) ;
Q.M.G. Staff and A.A.G. at War Office during Great War.
Address : 24, Great Cumberland Place, W. Clubs : Brooks's ;
Oriental. (K290)
WOODALL, Capt. John Dane, M.B.E, M.C, R.A.
WOODALL, Norah, Mrs., M.B.E.
WOODBURN, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Stanley, C.B.E,
Australian Forces, Ch. Commr. Australian Comforts Fund
during Great War. (C677)
WOODCOCK, Major George Cyril, O.B.E, R.M.A, 6.
26 May, 1879 ; s. of the late Col. H. F. Woodcock, of Bengal
Army. Educ: Dulwich CoU. War Work : GrandFleet ; R.M.A,
Howitzer Brigade, B.E.F., France; R.M. Garrison, Mgean
Army of Black Sea. Club : United Service. (09676)
WOODCOCK, Harold Brookfield, M.B.E, M.B, 6. 2 March,
1874 ; s. of Samuel Woodcock, of Manchester ; m. Florence
Walteling, d. of W. W. Lecomber, of Manchester and Llandudno .
Educ. : Manchester Grammar School, and Owens CoU.
War Work : Medical Officer to charge of Seymour Park MUitary
Hospital (2nd Western General Hospital). Address : The
Sycamores, Old Trafford, Manchester. (M10288)
WOODCOCK, Wing-Com. Harold Larpent, C.B.E,
R.A.F. Served to Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned to des
patches). (C2343)
WOODCOCK, Henry Chadwick, M.B.E, M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P. WOODCOCK, Walter Shellake, M.B.E.
WOODCOCK, William Stanley, M.B.E, 5. 14 June, 1873;
s. of WiUiam Plant Woodcock, of Bury, Lancs ; to. Ethel,
d. of Col. T. R. JoUy, M.B.B, of Preston. Educ. : Rossall.
SoUcitor ; Clerk to Walton-le-Dale Urban District Council.
War Work : Acting Deputy Commissioner, St. John Ambu-
'ance Brigade Address : 178, Station Road, Bamber Bridge.
(M2669)
WOODELL, Florence Ernestine, M.B.E.
WOODESON, Edward Seymour, M.B.E, 6. 27 July,
1884 ; s. of Edwin Thomas Woodeson, of TUehurst, Reading,
Berks ; to. Alice Rose, d. of Nelson Geal, of St. Leonards-on-
Sea. Educ. : Elementary and Secondary Schools, Reading.
Dep. Ch. Constable and Chief Clerk, Norfolk Constabulary.
Address : County PoUce Headquarters, Norwich. (M10130)
WOODFIELD, Col. Anthony Hudson, C.M.G, O.B.E,
R.A.O.C, fi. 26 June, 1867 ; s. ofthe late Matthew Woodifield ;
m. NeUie, d. of the late Rev. Albert WUlan. Educ. : Chelten
ham; R.M.A, Woolwich. Royal ArtUlery from Feb. 1886,
to March, 1900 ; Army Ordnance Department from April,
1900, to present date. War Work : Served in Egypt from begin
ning of Great War to April, 1916. Club : United Service. (0878)
WOODFORD, Charles MerUynn, M.B.E.
WOODFORD, Isabel Charlotte, M.B.E.
WOODGATE, Alfred, C.B.E, 6. 1860 ; s. of the late
Thomas Woodgate, of Hampton Wick. Educ : Privately.
Entered Education Dept. 1879 ; Assist. Sec. Ministry of Ship
ping,; Senior Clerk, National Health Insurance Comm.
1912-16. (C340)
WOODGATE, 2nd Lieut. F. C. I., M.B.E.
WOODGER, Lieut. John Surry, O.B.E, fi. 10 April,
1896 ; s. of John Woodger, of Lowestoft. Educ. : Charter
house; R.M.C, Sandhurst. War Work: A.S.C, first com
missioned, 1915. Address : Woodside, Lowestoft. (05955)
WOODHAMS, Walter Lee, M.B.E.
WOODHEAD, Esther, M.B.E.
WOODHEAD, Col. Sh German Sims, K.B.E, M.D,
F.R.C.P, F.R.S. E, 6. 29 AprU, 1855 ; s. of the late Joseph
Woodhead, of Holmfirth ; m. Harriett EUzabeth St. Clair
Eskine, d. of James Yates, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Hudders
field Coll, Edinburgh Univ, and abroad. President Royal
Med. Soc. 1878 ; Assist. Com. to the Royal Commission on
Tuberculosis, 1892-95 ; Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C ; Brevet Col.
A.M.S, 1917 ; Inspector of Laboratories in MiUtarv Hospitals
in U.K. ; formerly Adviser in Pathology to the War Office ;
Member Imperial Cancer Research Fund; Member Scottish
Tj niversities Committee, etc, etc. Address : Dysart House,
Luard Road, Cambridge. Clubs : Athenaiun ; Savage ;
National Liberal ; Carnarvonshire ; Royston; Gog-Magog. (K287)

562

WOODHEAD, Henry George Wandesford, CB.E. Ren
dered service in connection with British interests in China
during Great War. (C3058)
WOODHEAD, Herbert MiaU, M.B.E, M.B, CM.
WOODHOUSE, Arthur WilUam Webster, CB.E, H.M.B.
Consul-General for Moscow, 6. 31 May, 1867 ; s. of the late Arthur
Woodhouse, H.B.M. Consul for Riga; to. Marie Petrovna,
d. of Peter KUmov, of Petrograd. Educ. : Oxenford House,
Jersey ; Paris ; Odessa. Entered British Consulate-General
at Odessa as Clerk, Oct. 1886 ; employed on the Afghan
Boundary Commission Sept, 1887, to Feb. 1888 ; appointed
Vice-Consul at Batoum, June, 1891, Odessa, April, 1893,
Nicolaiev, April, 1895, Boston, Feb. 1905 ; Consul, St. Pierre-
Miquelon, March, 1906, Thorshavn, Feb. 1907, Petrograd,
Oct. 1907; Consul-General, New Orleans, April, 1919, Moscow,
Feb. 1920. War Work : Petrograd during whole war and the
Revolution ; voluntarily remained behind at Petrograd when
the British Embassy left, Feb. 1918 ; carried on, with whole
Consular Staff, tiU Aug. 1918 ; imprisoned in dungeons of
Peter and Paul Fortress with other British officials and
civUians arrested during Bolshevic armed raid on Embassy.
Address : c/o Foreign Office, London, S.W. 1. Club : British
Russia. (C3059)
WOODHOUSE, Major Brierly, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WOODHOUSE, Lieut. Harold James Selborne, Baron
Terrington, O.B.E, fi. 8 May, 1877 ; e. s. of the Right
Hon. James Thomas, 1st Baron Terrington of Hudders
field, Yorks (see Burke's Peerage); to. Vera Florence
Annie, widow of "Guy Ivo Sebright. Educ. : Marl
borough. War Work : Recruiting Officer, Westminster and
St. Pancras, 1916 ; Substitution Officer, West London Area,
1917 ; MUitary Representative and National Service Repre
sentative, Hammersmith and Paddington, 1917-18. Addresses :
11, Clarges Street, W. ; Spinfield, Marlow Bucks. Clubs:
Bath ; Royal Thames Yacht ; Royal AutomobUe. (O4003)
WOODHOUSE, Paymaster-Lieut.-Comm. Hector Roy
MacKenzie, O.B.E, R.N.
WOODHOUSE, Herbert, C.B.E, M.A, LL.D, J.P, fi.
1 Dec. 1859 ; s. of James Woodhouse, of Manchester ; m.
Frances Harriette, d. of WiUiam J. HaUiday, of Manchester-
Educ. : Manchester Grammar School, and Trinity HaU
Cambridge. Clerk of the Peace for City and County of King
ston-upon-HuU ; Commissioner for Oaths. President, North-
West Hull Unionist Association ; Member of Law Committee,
Leeds Univ. War Work : Chahman, Hull and East
Riding Appeal Tribunal and of National Service (Hull) Tribunals
Committee. Addresses : Eastfield House, Roos, E. Yorks ;
Carlton House, The Park, HuU. Club : HuU and East Riding.(C3060)
WOODHOUSE, Hon. Horace Marton, C.B.E, B.A, fi.
27 Oct. 1887 ; 2nd s. of the late Rt. Hon. Lord Terrington, of
Huddersfield (see Burke's Peerage) ; m. Vale'rie, d. of George
AUen PhiUips, of Eden Bridge, Kent. Educ. : Winchester;
New CoU, Oxford. Barrister-at-law (1911) ; Assistant
Sec. Ministry of Food (1919) ; Member of Central Com
mittee ; Chairman of Wool Sub-Committee (Profiteering Act,
1919). Address : 14, Abingdon Court, Kensington, W. 8 ;
Clubs : Reform ; Bath. (C1061)
WOODHOUSE, Lieut.-Col. Percy St. John Ranee, OB.E,
WOODIWISS, Major and Qr.-Mr. Edwin Sydney, M.B.E,
Can. A.M.C.
WOODLEY, Lieut.-Col. Ernest James, O.B.B, 6. 26 April,
1867 ; s. of Matthew FuUer Woodley, of Folkestone ; m.
Selma IsabeUa, d. of Anders Ohlsson, of Cape Town, South
Africa. Educ. : Tonbridge School. Lieut-Col. (ret.). Re
serve of Officers. War Work : Rejoined from the Reserve
of Officers, Aug. 1914, served tUl June, 1919 •Officer-in-Charge
of a Section of Infantry Records, General Headquarters, 3rd
Echelon, B.E.F. Address: Seckford HaU, Woodbridge, Suffolk.
Club : Junior United Service. (02784)
WOODLOCK, 2nd Lieut. David WilUam Fair, M.B.E.
WOODMAN, Norah Blanche, M.B.E, fi. 12 April, 1885.
Educ. : St. Helen's, Northwood, Middlesex. Trained Nurse ;
Now Matron, Lambeth Infirmary. War Work : Matron of
War Refugees Camp, Earl's Court, S.W. Address: Lambeth
Infirmary, Brook Street, Kennington, S.E. 11. (M2671)
WOODMORE, WiUiam James, M.B.E.
WOODROFFE, Alban James, M.B.E.
WOODROFFE, Brig.-Gen. Charles Richard, C.M.G,
C.B.E, 6. 4 July, 1878 ; s. of the late G. W. P. Woodroffe,
Royal Horse Guards ; m. Eleanor Mary, d. of the late Henry
Barlow- Webb, of Holmdale, Holmbury St. Mary. Educ. :
Radley. Joined R. Sussex ArtiUery MUitia, 1896-98; Royal
ArtiUery, 1898 ; Capt. 1906 ; Major, 1914 ; attached Japanese
Army, 1907-8 ; Japanese Interpreter, 1908 ; Adjutant,
R.H.A, 1909-13 ; Staff Capt. 1913-14 ; D.A.Q.M.G. 1914-15 ;
A.Q.M.G. 1915-16; D.A. and Q.M.G. 1917-18; served S.
Africa, 1899-1902 (despatches, 2 medals, 5 clasps) ; European
War, 1914-18 (C.M.G, C.B.E, Brevet Lieut.-Col, despatches
6 times) ; Officer Legion of Honour ; Order of Crown of Bel
gium ; Croix de Guerre (Belgian) ; Croix de Guerre (French) ;
Order of Sacred Treasure, 2nd class. Clubs : Army and Navy ;
Ranelagh ; Royal Automobile. (C1134)
WOODROFFE, Henry, O.B.E.
WOODROFFE, Capt. Norman Frederic, O.B.E.
WOODROFFE, WilUam Henry Plukenett, C.B.E. Dhector
of Road Transport, Labour and Material, Ministry of Food,
during Great War. (C1062)
WOODROOFE, Henry, M.B.E.

BIOGRAPHIES.

Woollcombe

WOODRUFF, Capt. Charles Reynolds, M.B.E, R.A.M.C.
IT.). WOODRUFFE, Major John Sheldon, D.S.O, O.B.E.. 6.
1879. Roy. Sussex Regt. ; S. Africa, 1898-1902 (Queen's
medal with two clasps, King's medal with two clasps) : Great
War, 1914-18 (despatches). (09711)
WOODS, AUred, O.B.E.
WOODS, (CharUe) Roland, M.B.E, F.C.S, 6. 11 April,
1885; s.of Charlie Woods, A.CP.^ofSandownl.O.W. ; to. Sarah
Hedley, d. of Thomas Anthony Widdrington, of Catford, S.E.
Educ: Strand School ; King's Coll. ; Birkbeck Coll, London,
and Gray's Inn. Assistant Sec. of the National Federation
of Iron and Steel Manufacturers ; Hon. Lector of the United
Girls' School Mission, North Camberwell. War Work : Aug.
1914, joined Emergency Staff of the Commercial InteUigence
Branch of the Board of Trade ; 1915, Assistant to H.M. Trade
Commissioners in Canada ; 1916, Sec. of Departmental Com
mittee on the Iron and Steel Trades ; 1917, Sec. of Committee
on the Utilisation and Feeding of Horses ; 1918, Sec. of the
Committee for the Administration of the Non-Ferrous Metals
Act (Board of Trade). Addresses : Temple Bar House, Fleet
Street ; Canvey, Marine Parade, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. Club :
Essex Yacht. (M1114)
WOODS, Constance Ada, Mrs, O.B.E.
WOODS, Edith Louisa Sophia, Mrs., M.B.E, 6. 15 April,
1893 ; d. of Thomas John Humphreys, of Greenwich ; m.
William Henry, s. of Capt. Henry William Woods, of Folkestone.
Educ. : Royal Merchant Seamen's Orphanage at Snaresbrook,
Joined the staff of Messrs. Andrew Weir & Co. at the age of 15,
as telephone operator, gradually working upwards as Short
hand Typist to the Private Department. War Work : Accom
panied Mr. Andrew Weir (now the Rt. Hon. Lord Inverforth,
J.P.), to the War Office, when he became the Surveyor General
of Supply, serving in the capacity of lady Secretary. Address :
46, Lucerne Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey. (M573)
WOODS, Surg.-Lieut. George Edmund, OB.E, L.D.S,
R.N.V.R. WOODS, Major Harold, O.B.E, M.D.
WOODS, Major James Cowan, O.B.E.
WOODS, Sir James Williams, K.B.E. (1919). Director
of Purchases, British War Mission in U.S.A. (K243)
WOODS, John Alexander IngUs, M.B.E.
WOODS, Dr. Lionel Dudley, O.B.E, 6. 24 Nov. 1885 ;
s. of Thomas Arthur, of Rose Lodge, Douglas, Isle of
Man. Educ. : King WilUams CoU, Isle of Man. Hon. Surgeon,
Nobles Hospital, Isle of Man ; has Order of St. Sava, 4th class,
and Legion of Honour. WarWork: Gazetted Lieut. R.A.M.C.
Aug. 1914 ; Capt. Aug. 1915 ; Major, Sept. 1917 ; Surgical
Specialist, Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley, Aug. 1914, to June,
1916; from then tiU May, 1919, 37th General Hospital,
Salonica Army, attached Royal Serbian Army ; Surgical
Specialist and Officer-in-Charge of Surgical Division of that
hospital. Address : 6, Albert Terrace, Douglas, Isle of Man.
(06559)
WOODS, Margery Adah, M.B.E. ; d. of late Captain
Arthur C. Woods, R.N. War Work : Finance Dept, Ministry
of Munitions, Aug. 1916, to Sept. 1920. (M10135)
WOODS, Raymond Wybrow, CB.E, 6. 28 Aug. 1882;
s. of James Chapman Woods, of HiUside, Swansea ; to. Maud
EmUy Fenn, d. of Walter Reginald CoIUns, of Langland Bay,
Glam. Educ : Cathedral School, Hereford. Secretary,
Hon. Procurator-General, Prize Department ; Chief Clerk,
Treasury SoUcitor's Department. War Work : In charge of
Naval Prize work in the Department of H.M. Procurator-
General. Address : 13, Upper PhUUmore Gardens, W. 8.
Ctefis: Garrick: Roehampton. (C341)
WOODS, Sqdn.-Leader Reginald Herbert, O.B.E.,
M.C, R.A.F.
WOODS, Major Rickard John, O.B.E.
WOODS, Fleet-Surg. Samuel Henry, O.B.E, B.Ch, B.A.,
R.N. WOODS, Walter WUUam, M.B.E., M.C, R.A.S.C.
WOODS, Rev. WiUiam Maitland, O.B.E, V.D.
WOODWARD, Charles WiUiam, M.B.E, 6. 21 June, 1886 ,
s. of Henry Woodward, of Plumstead. Educ. : City of London
School. CivU Servant ; Assistant Principal, Board of Educa
tion. War Work : Principal of Division, and Sec. to the War
Office Commodities Committee in the War Trade Department,
Westminster. Address : Park View, Parkview Road, Welling,
Kent. (M2678)
WOODWARD, Lieut. Frederiok Hugh, M.B.B, 6. 24
March, 1878 ; s. of Thomas Hopkins Woodward, of Blackheath.
Educ: Cheltenham Grammar School, and Abroad. Produce
Broker, Rootham Woodward & Co, Colonial House, 17, Tooley
Street, S.E. 1. War Work : Arranged Prize Sales for Marshal
of Admhalty, 1915 ; joined R.A.S.C, 1915 ; Officer-in-charge
Accounts Forage Committee, Midland Area, 1916 ; Assistant
Buyer in U.S.A. for British Ministry of Food, and AUied Pro
vision Export Commission, Oct. 1916, to June, 1917 ; Deputy
Director (in charge) British Ministry of Food (Canada) ; Mem
ber Dahy Produce Commission ; Liasson Officer between French,
Belgian, and Italian Govts, and Canadian Govts, for Food
supplies, June, 1917, to June, 1918. Address : 43, Lee Road,
Blackheath, London, S.E. 3. Clubs : Royal Automobile ;
United R.A.S.C (M10136)
WOODWARD, Capt. Frederick WilUam, O.B.E.
WOODWARD, George Ernest, C.B.E, fi. 26 AprU, 1865 ;
s. of John Woodward of Dorking; m. MUdred, d. of WUliam
Aste, of Streatham. Educ : Privately. Admhalty Service

since 1883 ; now Senior Armament Supply Officer, Chatham
District. War Work : 1912-17, in charge of Ammunition
Supply Section, Naval Ordnance Dept, Admiralty ; 1917-19,
Dhector of Ammunition Production, Admhalty. Address :
Upnor Castle, nr. Rochester. (C678)
WOODWARD, Sydney John, M.B.E, 6. 19 March, 1882 ;
s. of Henry Woodward, of Paddington ; to. Emily, d. of Michael
McKigney, of Ballicallin, Co. Londonderry. Steward, Queen
Mary's Hospital for children, Carshalton, Surrey. War Work :
First Superintendent of Poland Street Refugee Home under
Jewish Authorities ; Works Managor, Belgian War Refugees
Camp, Earl's Court Exhibition,1914-19. Address : Queen Mary's
Hospital for Children, Carshalton, Surrey. (M4099)
WOODWARD, Capt. Vivian John, O.B.E.
WOODWARD, Capt. WilUam Henry, M.B.B.
WOODWARK, Col. Arthur Stanley, C.M.G, C.B.E, M.D.
fi. 1875 ; s. of G. S. Woodwark, J.P, m. 1912, Hilda Mary, d.
of Sir Richard Atkinson Robinson. Col. Army Med. Ser.
Address: 4, Harley Street, W.l. (C1818)
WOODWARK, Major George Graham, C.B.E, 6.
1 July, 1876 ; s. of George Smith Woodwark, of King's Lynn.
Educ. : King Edward VII. Grammar School. Vice-Consul
for France ; Member of King's Lynn Borough Council, and of
Norfolk Territorial Force Association. War Work : Com
manded Battalions in England and France ; mentioned in
despatches ; awarded the Legion of Honour, 1918 ; served in
the British War Mission to the U.S.A. Addresses : 4. Harley
Street, W. 1; Croylands, King's Lynn. Club : National
Sporting. (C3061)
WOODWRIGHT, Surg.-Rear Adm, Charles Sharman,
C.B.E, R.N. Served in Great War, 1914-19, as Principal
Med. Officer, Sudan (mentioned in despatches). (C2304)
WOODYEAR, Dene M, M.B.B. ; d. of John A. S. Wood-
year. War Work : IntelUgence Branch, War Office. (M1115)
WOOLCOCK, WilUam James Uglow, CB.E, M.P, ft.
6 Sept 1878 ; s. of the Rev. James Woolcock, of Penzance ;
to. Katherine Maud, d. of J. T. Homer, J P, of Witchampton.
Educ. : Privately. Barrister-at-Law ; ParUamentary Private
Sec. to Ministry of Munitions ; General Manager bf the Associa
tion of British Chemical Manufacturers. War Work : Chah
man, Committee 5 (Medical Supplies), Surveyor-General's
Department, War Office. Address : 166, Piccadilly, W. 1.
Clubs : Royal Automobile ; National Liberal ; Chemical
Industry. (C30621
WOOLCOMBE, Lilian Mary, M.B.E.
WOOLCOTT, Francis Mary, Mrs., C.B.E. Hon. Organiser
of Button Fund during the Great War. (C368)
WOOLDRIDGE, Capt. GUbert de Lacy, O.B.E, R.A.F.
WOOLDRIDGE, Jane Anne, M.B.E. ; d. of Thomas
Wooldridge, of Hungerford. Educ. : Privately in England,
Paris, and Germany. Joined the British Red Cross Society,
1910 ; Commandant of Berks. 42, 1911 ; War Work : Opened
Hospital, Feb. 1915, in Hungerford Technical Institute with
twelve beds ; at request of War Office, increased to forty beds ;
auxiliary to Tedworth Military Hospital. Address ; The
Bridge House, Hungerford. (M10138)
WOOLDRIDGE, Walter, M.B.E, R.N.R.
WOOLER, Lieut. Lionel Sykes, M.B.E, R.A.
WOOLF, Albert Morris, O.B.E, 6. 3 Nov. 1856 ; s of
Edward Woolf, of 1, Marlborough Place, N.W. ; to. Martha,
d. of Henry Isaacs, of Aucldand, N.Z. Educ. : Neumageus
School, Kew. Vice-President of the United Synagogue. War
Work : Jewish War Service Committee ; Vice-President of the
Jewish Belgian Refugee Committee, under the Local Govern
ment Board. Address: 52, Priory. Road, London, N.W.
Club : British Empire. ^ _^ _^ (O llbo. I)
WOOLF, Capt. Edward Savile, O.B.E., fi. 12 Oct. 1896 ;
s. of Major H. G. Woolf, of Semley, Woking ; m. Mildred Lucy,
d. of F. E. Scully. Educ. : Malvern Coll. ; R.M.C, Sandhurst.
War Work : With R.A.S.C. in France, July, 1915, to May,
1920 ; D.A.D.T. (G.H.Q.), May, 1918. Address : BuUer Bar
racks, Aldershot. Club : R.A.S.C „. (0i™
WOOLF, Mortimer, O.B.E.. 6. 23 April, 1857 ; s. of
Edward Woolf, of London; m. Miriam, d. of John Jonas, ot
London. Educ. : Privately. Manufacturer. War Work :
Interested in, and assisted Belgian Refugees Address:
Mayfield, Mortimer Crescent, London, N.W. Clubs ¦'British
Empire; Royal Automobile. l n t S>
WOOLF, Paymaster-Comm. Thomas Alfred, u.a.ih.,
R NWOOLFE, Capt. Francis Alexander, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WOOLL, Capt. Edward, O.B.E.
WOOLLAM, Henry, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 7 Aug. 1862 ; S. of
John WooUand, of Wem. Shropshire ; m. Clementine d. of
Christopher G. Polwin, of Falmouth. Educ : British School
Wem Shropshire. War Work : Assistant Commissioner and
Chief Distribution Officer for Midland Division, Mimstry of
Food. Address: Greenfield ViUa, Wem, Shropshire 'P1"6.4
WOOLLARD, Frank George, M.B.E 6. 22 Sept. 1883 ,
s. of George Woollard, of London ; to Katherine Elizabeth
d. of Henry Richards, of London. Educ : City of London
School. Assistant Managing Director, E. G Wngley & Co
Ltd. ; Member of Council of Institution of Automobile Engi
neers War Work : Design and Construction of Motor Trans
port and Tank Components. Address : 8, HaU Road Hands-
worth, Bhmingham. . . .., (Mino;
WOOLLCOMBE, Rev. Edward Peroival, O.B.B
WOOLLCOMBE, LUian Mary, M.B.E.; d of Richard
Woollcombe, of 31, Cleveland Square. War Work : Red Cross

563

Woollcombe

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

V A D Oct. 1914, to May, 1919, in various parts of France ;
mentioned in despatches. Address: 31, Cleveland Square,
London, W. 2. Club : Portsmouth. (M10137)
WOOLLCOMBE, Capt. Malcolm Louis, O.B.E.
WOOLLETT, Major Sydney Winslow, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
WOOLLEY, Alfred, O.B.E.
WOOLLEY, Constance Maria, M.B.E.
WOOLLEY, Frederick George, M.B.E.
WOOLLEY, Lieut. Ivor WilUam, O.B.E, R.A.S.C
WOOLLEY, Capt. Reginald George, M.B.E.
WOOLLEY, Walter James, C.B.E.
WOOLLEY, Comm. WUUam, O.B.E, R.N.
WOOLLISCROFT, George WiUiams, O.B.E, J.P.
WOOLMER, Andrew Charles, O.B.E.
WOOLMER, Charles Edward, O.B.E, fi. 23 April, 1875;
s. of E. S. Woolmer, of London ; m. Ada Louise, d. of William
Avens, of Portsmouth. Educ. : Privately. Sec. to Com
modore, Hong-Kong Naval Yard, 1902-5; Sec. to Admiral
Superintendent, Malta Naval Yard, 1911-19 ; Cashier, Rosyth
Naval Yard, 1919. War Work: Sec. to the Admiral Supt.
and Senior Naval Officer of Malta Yard ; also Cashier of Malta
Yard, and responsible for distributing money to the Mediter
ranean and Adriatic Fleets throughout the War. (01167)
WOOLRYCH, Capt. Stanley Herbert CunUffe, O.B.E.
WOOLSTON, Thomas Henry, C.B.E, J.P, D.L, fi.
10 March, 1855 ; s. of Samuel Hames Woolston, of WelUng-
borough ; to. Florence Katherine, d. of William Moxon,
M.R.C.S, J.P, of Northampton. Educ : WeUingborough
Grammar School, and St. Paul's, Stony Stratford. County
Dhector, Northamptonshire AuxiUary MiUtaty Hospitals and
V.A.D.s, Northamptonshire T.F.A. ; Knight of Grace of
Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England ; Member of Board
of Management of Northampton General Hospital, and Vice-
Chairman of Finance Committee ; Chahman of Northampton
Crippled Children's Fund ; Hon. Commissioner St. John
Ambulance Brigade. War Work : County Director AuxiUary
Military Hospitals, 1600 beds, V.A.D.s, and transport of Sick
and Wounded Soldiers during whole period of war. Addresses :
53, East Park Parade, Northampton ; The White Cottage,
Caister-on-Sea, Norfolk. (C679)
WOOLWAY, Capt. Charles Gordon, M.B.E, R.E.
WOOMBELL, Capt. Thomas, M.B.E, K.R.R.C.
WOOSLEY, Capt. Ernest Harry, M.B.E, R.A.O.C
WOOSNAM, Capt. Charles Earnshaw, O.B.E, fi. 2 Dec.
1886 ; s. of George Woosnam, of Newtown, Mont. Solicitor ;
Member of Bhmingham Citizens' Committee. War Work :
Staff Capt, Q.M.G, War Office. Address: 19, Waterloo
Street, Bhmingham. Club : Royal AutomobUe. (07883)
WOOTTON, Capt. Herbert, M.B.E.
WOOTTON, Capt. Herbert Arthur, M.B.E.
WORDIE, Major William, O.B.E, R.A.S.C. (T.).
WORDINGHAM, Charles Henry, C.B.E, M.I.C.E.
M.I.E.E, M.I.M.E, A.I.N.A, F.S.A, 6. 14 April, 1866 ; s. of
William Hales Wordingham, of Twickenham ; m. Emily Anne,
d. of Charles John West, of Maryboro', Queensland. Educ. :
King's Coll. School, London, and King's CoU, London. Past
President, Institution of Electrical Engineers ; Past President,
Incorporated Municipal Electrical Association ; City Electrical
Engineer, Manchester, 1893-1901 ; Dhector of Electrical
Engineering, Admiralty, 1903-18 ; Consulting Engineer,
advising numerous Local Authorities and others, including large
electric supply schemes, e.g. Greater London, promoted by
the Conference of London Boroughs, East Midland, etc. War
Work: Responsible both during and before the war for the
design aud superintendence, during construction and erection,
of the electrical equipment of the whole of H.M. ships of aU
classes ; also for the electrical equipment of Rosyth Dockyard,
and of all the Naval Air Stations, and for advising on all
important questions of electric Ught and power in connection
with the Royal Dockyards and other shore establishments.
Addresses : 7, Victoria Street, Westminster, London, S.W. 1 ;
11, Mosley Street, Manchester; Beechgrove, Ridgeway Road,
RedhiU, Surrey. Clubs .- St. Stephen's ; Engineers'. (C680)
WORDSWORTH, Annie EUzabeth, M.B.E. ; d. of John
Wordsworth. Educ. : Dolgelley, and Univ, Bangor. Head Mis
tress, Victoria Girls' School, Wrexham. War Work : Organised
voluntary labour to deal with fifing, etc, of registration cards ;
Organising Sec. under Women's Branch, Board of Agriculture,
Denbighshire ; Divisional Organiser, Board of Agriculture, for
S. Wales. Address : Victoria School, Wrexham. (M2674)
WORGAN, Lieut.-Col. Sydney Drummond, CB.E. Lieut.-
Col. and Staff-Paymaster, Army Pay Depart. ; served to Great
War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1135)
WORK, Thomas Budge, O.B.E.
WORKMAN, AUce HiU, O.B.E.
WORKMAN, Margaret ElUot, O.B.E.
WORKMAN.Leiut.-Col.WolstonThomas, C.B.E. Lieut.-
Col. Canadian Chap. Sers. (C1141)
WORLEY, Sir Arthur, Knt. Bach, C.B.E, F.C.I.I, 6. 10
May, 1871 ; s. of PhUip Worley, of Manchester ; m. Edith, d.
of Thomas Kay, of Pendleton. Educ : Manchester. General
Manager, North British and Mercantile Insur. Co. ; Manager,
Railway Passengers Assurance Companv ; Manager, Ocean
Marine Insurance Co, Ltd. ; Chairman, Fine Art and General
Insurance Co, Ltd. War Work : Member of the Advisory
Committee to the Mimstry of Munitions under the Explosives
Liability Act. Address : 61, Threadneedle Street, E C 2 •
The Gables, Oxshott, Surrey. Clubs : Constitutional ; British
Empire. (C681)

561

WORLIDGE, Capt. Edward, CB.E.
WORLLEDGE, Edward William, O.B.E, M.A, J.P.,
b. 27 Jan. 1850; s. of His Honour the late Judge Woriledge, of
Ipswich ; to. Edith Georgiana, d. of the late Rev. WilUam
Wigston, of Rushmere Vicarage, Ipswich. Educ. : Ipswich
School, and Jesus College, Cambridge. District Registrar of
the High Court of Justice ; Registrar and High BaUiff of
County Court ; 4 times Mayor of the County Borough of Great
Yarmouth, and for 30 years Chahman of the Local Education
Authority. War Work : Mayor during two years of the War
(1915-17) ; also Chahman of the Local Tribunal, and of the
Local War Pensions, Food Control, War Savings, and Employ
ment Committees. Address : 10, Albert Square, Great Yar
mouth. (011668)
WORLLEDGE, Capt. John Penry Garnons, O.B.E, R.E.
WORMALD, Arthur, O.B.E.
WORMALD, Sir John, K.B.E, M.I.C.E, J.P, fi. 1 July,
1 859 ; m. Eleanor Mabel, d. of the late Henry Simms, of Oriel
Lodge, Bath. Educ. : Royal High School, and Univ. Edin
burgh. Dhector of Mather & Piatt, Ltd, Engineers, of
Manchester and Westminster ; J.P. (Oxford) ; High Sheriff,
1916-17 ; Lord of the Manor of North Stoke ; was a Member
of the Munitions Finance Board, and Chahman of the Industrial
and General Services Committee of the War Cabinet Committee,
1916-19. Addresses : 37, Sloane Street, S.W. 1 ; Springs,
North Stoke, Oxfordshire. Clubs : Brooks's ; Cavendish. (K244)
WORMALD, Rev. Robert Leonard, M.B.E.
WORMALD, Walter, M.B.E.
WORMALD, William, O.B.E, fi. 23 Sept. 1871 ; s. of
WiUiam Wormald, of Wakefield ; to. Bessie, d. of John Cranke,
of Cumberland. Educ. : Leeds Higher Grade School. Rail
way District Agent. War Work : Chairman of War Pensions
Committee ; War Savings Committee ; Food Control Com
mittee ; Recruiting Officers' Advisory Committee. Club :
Rotherham Unionist. (011669)
WORRALL, Gladstone Walter, M.B.E., M.Sc, D.Eng,
6. 1 March, 1881 ; s. of Robert John Worrall, of Liverpool ;
m. Winifred EmUy, g.d. of Alderman Thomas Cook, J.P, of
Birkenhead. Educ. : Liverpool Univ. ; Technische Hoch-
schule, Karlsruhe. Consulting Electrical Engineer, Vulcan
BoUer and General Insurance Co, Ltd. War Work : Chief
Engineer, H.M. Factory, Penrhyndeudraeth ; Electrical
Engineer, H.M. Factory, Henbury ; Superintendent Engineer,
Ammonium Nitrate Section, Explosives Dept, Mimstry of
Munitions ; Chief Inspector of Factory Construction, Chemical
Gas Section, Factories Branch, Ministry of Munitions ; Works
Manager, Electro Bleach and By-Products, Ltd, Middlewich
(manufacturers of Poison Gas and other war chemicals).
Address : The Priory, Middlewich. (M10143)
WORSDELL, Brevet-Major Geoffrey Bradford, O.B.E,
Alexandra, Princess of Wales' Own Yorkshire Regt (Signal
Service), 6. 16 Feb. 1883 ; s. of Wilson Worsdell, J.P, of Ascot ;
m. Winifred Marv, d. of John Livesey Lee, J.P, of Wakefield.
Educ. : Charterhouse, and Trinity Coll, Cambridge. First
gazetted. Sept. 1906 ; Capt, Jan. 1915. Addresses : c/o
Messrs. Holt & Co, 3, Whitehall Place, London, S.W. ; The
Glebe, South Ascot, Berks. (06734)
WORSLEY, Comm. Frank Arthur, D.S.O, O.B.E, R.D,
R.N.R, 6. 1872 ; s. of Henry Theophilus Worsley, of Akaroa,
N.Z. Educ. : Christehurch, New Zealand. Master Mariner and
Explorer (commanded Sir E. Shackleton's ship, S.Y. " Endur-
ance,"and navigated boat 800 m. from Elephant Is. to S.Georgia).
War Work : Commanded H.M.S. " P.61," H.M. mystery ship
"Paugloss," H.M.S. "Cricket," and H.M.S. "M.24";
rammed and sank German submarine ; captured the captain
and towed oiler "San Ziferino" whUe pursued by German
submarines ; served 1 year with army under Gen. Ironsides, as
Director of Arctic Equipment for Archangel Front ; won bar
to D.S.O, and 2nd Class St. Stanislaus, in actions against
Bolsheviks. Address : Ringloes, Fendalton, Christehurch,
New Zealand. Club : Road. (O11670)
WORSLEY, Geoffrey, O.B.E.
WORSSAM, Lieut. Charles Archie, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
WORSWICK, Major Thomas, O.B.E, R.A.F.
WORSWICK, Gertrude, Mrs. Worsley, O.B.E, 6.
28 Jan. 1884 ; d. of F. E. Harding, of Old Springs, Market
Drayton ; m. Richard, s. of Major William Worsley Worswick,
of Normanton Hall, Hinckley. Educ : Privately. War
Work : Joint Management of CathoUc Clubs in France ;
worked at those at Harve, Etaples, and Dunkirk, and at Cologne.
Address : Normanton Hall, Hinckley. (02035)
WORT, Capt. Walter Edward, O.B.E, M.I.M.E, M.I.N.A.
I.O.M, R.A.O.C; s. of Walter Wort, of Teddington; m.
Frances Edith, d. of John Dennis, of Newport. Educ. :
Waverley Coll, Eastbourne ; Anerly Coll, Anerly. Con
sulting Bngineer and Naval Architect. War Work : Had
charge of Army Ordnance Workshops on the Doiran front,
also took workshops through Turkey and Bulgaria on the
advancing of our forces ; was inspector of Ordnance Machinery
with the B.E.F, March, 1916, to April, 1919. (O6560)
WORTH, Major Reginald, O.B.E, M.B, R.A.M.C
WORTH, Capt. WiUiam Percy, M.B.E.
WORTHAM, Lieut.-Col. Harold Charles Webster Hale,
f- "R "R T\ ^ O
' WORTHINGTON, Frank Vigers, C.B E, F.R.G.S, F.Z.S,
6. 21 April, 1874 ; s. of late James Worthington, of Belcombe
Brook, Bradford-on-Avon ; to. Gladys Elma, d. of Major K. F.
Maclachlan, late R.H.A. Educ. : Repton. Sec. for Native

BIOGRAPHIES.

Wright

Affairs and Judge of the Administrator's Court, Northern
Rhodesia ; retired, Jan. 1914. War Work : 1915-19, Deputy
Chief Postal Censor ; O.B.E, 1917 ; Deputy Director-General
of Awards, Ministry of Pensions, 1919 ; C.B.E, 1920. Ad
dress : 20, Montpelier Square, Knightsbridge. Club : St.
James' (C3003)
WORTHINGTON, Major Frank, D.S.O, O.B.E,
E.A.M.C. WORTHINGTON, Gwenyth, M.B.E, fi. 2 June, 1888;
d. of late Ernest Andrew, of HUlesdon, Leek, Staffs. Educ. :
St. Mande\ Paris. At present training at St. Thomas's Hospital,
S.E. 1. War Work : Commandant of Red Cross Hospital,
Foxlowe, Leek, Dec. 1914, to March, 1919. Address ; HUles
don, Leek, Staffs. Club : Lady Golfers' (M2677)
WORTHINGTON, Lieut. John Ramsay, M.B.E.
WORTHINGTON, Nora Mary Bayley, M.B.E, 6. 24 Aug.
1883 ; d. of Arthur Bayley Worthington, of Charlton, Singleton,
Chichester. Educ. : Worcester Park School, Surrey, and
Brussels. War Work : 1916-17 Commandant in charge of the
Post Office at the B.R.C.S. Hdqrs, Boulogne ; 1917-20, Com
mandant in charge of G.S. V.A.D. Units at St. Omer, Trouville,
Havre, and Wimereux. Address : Charlton, Singleton, Chi
chester. Clubs : Portsmouth ; V.A.D. Ladies'. (M2676)
WORTHINGTON, Robert AUred, O.B.E, M.B, B.C.,
JIB no
WORTHINGTON, Thomas, C.B.E. Sometime Head of
Commercial Intelligence Depart. Board of Trade. (C342)
WORTHINGTON, Capt. WiUiam Wilfred, O.B.E.
WORTLEY, Edward Jocelyn, M.B.E.
- WORTLEY, Capt. Ernest Dixon, O.B.E, R.A.M.C
WORTLEY, Violet, Hon. Mrs. E. STUART-, C.B.E,
fi. 1866; d. of James Alexander Guthrie, of Craigie; to. Edward,
s. of Hon. Francis Stuart- Wortley (see Burke's Peerage, Wharn-
cliffe,E.) WarWork: Worked in connection with the Y.M.C.A.
Address: Hlghcliffe Castle, Christehurch. (C312)
WOTHERSPOON, Ellen, O.B.E. Hon. Organiser, Tun
bridge Wells Association of Voluntary Workers. (011791c)
WOTHERSPOON, Capt. John Armour, M.B.E, R.E.
WOTTON, Walter John, M.B.E,
WOTZEL, Anthony Andrew Augustine, O.B.E, F.S.S,
6. 22 Aug. 1864 ; s. of late C. A. Wotzel, of Mountain View,
Laurel Hill, Limerick, Ireland ; m. Mary Elizabeth ; d. of
Patrick DiUon Dwin, of Fern Hall, Co. Roscommon. Educ. :
Privately, and King's Coll, London. Appointed to Board of
Trade, Nov. 1883, after open competitive examination ; ap
pointed Registrar of Conciliation Boards in 1897 ; translator
to the Board of Trade in 1905 ; Chief Staff Officer, Board of
Trade in 1913 ; Principal Clerk, Ministry of Labour, 1918.
War Work : Editor of " Economic Notes " (from Enemy Press),
showing changes in enemy's fighting capacity from the economic
point of view. Address : Bohemia, Belmont, Surrey. (0882)
WRAITH, Col. Ernest Arnold, CB.E, D.S.O, 6. 1876 ;
s. of A. Wraith, of Wakefield ; to. Gwendolen, d. of O'Connell
Jones, of Saltburn-by-Sea. Educ. : Wakefield School and
Victoria University. Late Hon. Surgeon, Derbyshhe Chil
dren's Hospital ; CivU Surgeon, S. African War, 1900-1.
Wm Work: O.C 1st N. Midland Field Ambulance, 1914-18 ;
A.D.M.S, 58th Division, 1918-19 ; ' thrice mentioned in
despatches. Address : little Stretton, Salop. Clubs : Derby ;
Shrewsbury. (C1348)
WRANGHAM, Lieut.-Col. WilUam, O.B.E., M.D,
R.A.M.C. WRATE, Paymaster-Lieut. James Frederick. M.B.B,
R.N. WRATISLAW, Albert Charles, C.B, C.M.G, CB.E.,
6. 17 Oct. 1862 ; s. of Rev. A. H. Wratislaw, of Bury St.
Edmund's. Educ. : Rossall. Consul-General at Tabriz, Canea,
Salonica, and Beyrout. Address : 13, York House, Kensington,
W. 8. (C682)
WRAY, Cecil James, M.B.E.
WRAY, EUen, M.B.E.
WRAY, Rev. Frederiok WilUam, C.M.G, C.B.E, ft. 1864 ;
». of Robert Mackie Wray. Curate of Dookie, Victoria, 1894-
96 ; Minister of Euroa, Victoria, 1896-1902 ; Rector of St.
Cuthbert, Yarrawonga, 1902-13 ; since when he has been
Sector of Rushworth, Victoria ; S. African War, 1900-2, as
Chap. Australian troops (medal with six clasps) ; Great War,
1914-19, as Chap. Australian Imperial Forces (despatches
twice). Address : Rushworth, Victoria, Australia. (C1847)
WRAY, John James, M:B.E„ R.G.A.
WRAY, Lieut.-Col. John Willoughby, CB.E. Indian
Army (ret.); served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in
despatches). (C1136)
WRAY, Comm. Thomas Henry ROBERTS-, O.B.E,
K.D, R.N.V.R.
WREN Albert Charles, M.B.E.
WREN, Evelyn Emma Amelia, Mrs., O.B.B, 6. 12 July,
"54 ; d. of Beale Blackwell Colvin, of Pishobury, Herts, and
Monkhams, Waltham Abbey, Essex ; m. Joseph, s. of George
Wren, of King Street, Edinburgh. War Work : Vice-President
of the Lexden and Winstree Division of Essex V.A.D. ;
Commandant of Gostwycke Hospital Colchester, Oct. 1914, to
March, 1917 ; Member of the Red Cross Executive Committee
tor Essex. Address : Colneford House, White Coine, Essex.
(O4004)
WRENCH, Capt. Charles Croydon, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WREY, Lieut.-Comm. Edward Charles, O.B.E.
„ WREY, Capt. WiUiam Sherard, BOURCHIER-, C.M.G,
CB.E, R.N, 6. 1865 ; s. of Sir Henry Bourchier-Wrey, 10th

Baronet of Tawstock Court, Barnstaple, Devon (see Burke's
Peerage) ; to. Flora Bathurst, d. of Vice-Admiral Greive, of
Ord House, Berwick-on-Tweed. Midshipman H.M.S. " Superb "
at Bombardment of Alexandria, 1882, and at Suakim, 1884
(medal, 2 clasps, bronze star) ; promoted Commander for
services as 2nd in command Naval Brigade, Relief of Pekin,
1 900 ; mentioned in despatches (medal and clasp). War
V/ork : Served as Principal Naval Transport Officer. South
ampton, with rank of Commodore ; Officer of Order Crown of
Belgium, 1917 ; Japanese Order of the Sacred Treasure, 1918 ;
Distinguished Service Medal of U.S. America, 1919 ; British
War and Victory Medals. Elected Hon. Member of Royal
Yacht Squadron, 1901. Address : Taw Green, Westbourne,
Sussex. Club : Naval and MUitary. (C1593)
WRIGHT, Comm. Alexander GaUoway, O.B.E, R.N.
WRIGHT, Brevet Lieut.-Col. Alfred, C.B.E, R.A.M.C,
ft. 1863 ; s. of John Wright, M.D, J.P, of Wynberg, S. Africa ;
to. Mabel K, d. of William Fleming, of M.L.A, S. Africa.
Sduc. : St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Entered R.A.M.C,
1887, served in S. African War. War Work : Imperial Medical
Administrative Officer, S. Africa Military Command at Cape,
Base of Operations for German S.W. and E. African Campaigns,
1914-19. Address : c/o Messrs. Holt & Co, Bankers, London. (C2192)
WRIGHT, Sir Almroth Edward, K.B.E, C.B, M.D.,
F.R.S, 6. 1861 : s. of the late Rev. Charles H. H. Wright, D.D. ;
to. Jane Georgina, d. of R. M. Wilson, J.P, of Carlcarrigan,
Co. KUdare. Educ : Dublin Univ. and abroad. Demon
strator of Pathology, Cambridge, 1887 ; Army Medical School,'
Netley, 1892-1902; of Physiology, Sydney, 1889; Member
of the Indian Plague Commission, 1898-1900 ; Originator of
the System of Anti-Typhoid Inoculation and Therapeutic
Inoculation for Bacterial Infections ; served as Consultant
Physician in France during Great War, 1914-19 ; Hon,
F.R.CS.I. ; Hon. Sc.D. (Dublin and Leeds), Fothergillian
Gold Medal, Med. Soc. of London, 1908 ; Hungarian Prize,
International Med. Congress, Lond. 1910; Le Conte Prize,
Academy des Sciences, 1915 ; Hon. Burgess of the City of
Belfast ; Director of the Dept. for Therapeutic Inoculation
St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington, W. j attached to the Med.
Research Service under the Nat. Ins. Act; Professor of
Experimental Pathology, Univ. of London. Gold Medallist
Roy. Soc. Med. and Institute of France: Foreign Member of
the Academie de Medicine, Paris. Address : 6, Pembroke
Square, W. 8. (K192)
WRIGHT, Arthur, O.B.E.
WRIGHT, Arthur James, M.B.B, J.P.
WRIGHT, Capt. Arthur John, O.B.E, R.A.O.C.
WRIGHT, Rev. Arthur Yeomans, M.B.B, 6. 6 Feb.
1889 ; s. of Rev. John Wright, of Shrewsbury. Educ : Wood-
house Grove School, Yorks, and Headingley Coll, Leeds.
Wesleyan Chaplain to the Forces. War Work : First Non
conformist Chaplain appointed to I.E.F. " D " (Mesopotamia) ;
Basra, Sept. 1915, with the 6th (Indian) Division at Battle
of Ctesiphon, the retirement, and through the siege of Kut-el-
Amara ; prisoner of war in Turkey, April, 1916, to Nov. 1918.
Addresses : Ipsley, Underdale Road, Shrewsbury, England ;
Wesleyan Manse, Kirkee, Poona, India. (M6520)
WRIGHT, Calvin, M.B.E.
WRIGHT, Cecily Gertrude, Mrs., C.B.E. ; d. of Henry
Cartwright, of London ; m. William Frederick, s. of William
Thomas Wright, of Middlesex. Educ. : Privately. War
Work ¦ Hon. Organiser and Dhector of the Sutton War Hospital
Supply Depot and Surgical Requisities Association in connec
tion with Queen Mary's Needlework Guild. Address : Lismore
Langley Park, Sutton, Surrey. (C3064)
WRIGHT, Capt. Charles, M.B.E, R.A.O.C.
WRIGHT, Charles Franois, O.B.E, 6. 1865 ; s. of Charles
Francis Wright, of Bhmingham; to. Bertha, d. of Samuel
Pettit, of Stanwick, Northants. Educ. : King Edward s School,
Birmingham. Appointed H.M. Inspector of Factories, 1892,
and H.M. Supt. Inspector, 1913. War Work : Commissioner,
Ministry of National Service, 1917 ; Technical Adviser to Re
served Occupations Committee, 1915-18 ; Chairman of Com
mittee for the replacement of men by women in the Woollen and
Worsted Industry, and in the Cutlery Industry. Address:
West Park, Leeds. I ?t >
WRIGHT, Capt. Charles Seymour, O.B.E, M.C, R.E.U.).
WRIGHT, Clare Elise Ellington, M.B.E, 6. 20 Sept.
1888 • d of Arthur Wright, of London. Educ : Privately.
and Oxford and London Universities. Sec. to Professor
W G S Adams, All Souls Coll., Oxford, 1912. War Work:
Editor of " Daily Notes from the Foreign Press on Economic
Subjects " in War Trade Intelligence Department, 1915-19.
Address: The Hanburies, Eastbourne. Club: Forum
WRIGHT, Lieut. Douglas WUUam, M.B.E,
WRIGHT, Edmund, M.B.E.
WRIGHT, Lieut.-Col. Edward Constable, O.B.E.
WRIGHT, Col. Ernest Granville, C.B.E, 6. 1865 ; served
with the Burma Expedition 1886-9 (medal with two clasps) ;
China Lushai Expedition 1889-90 (clasp); Tibet, 1903-4
(medal); Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in despatches^
WRIGHT, Ernest John, O.B.E.
WRIGHT, Major Ernest Trevor Langebear, D.S.O,
OBE R.A.S.C. Formerly Capt. Hussars ; S. Africa, 1901-2
(Queen's medal with five clasps, King's medal with two clasps) ;
Great War, 1914-19 (despatches twice). (05966)

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THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

WRIGHT, Florence Helena, M.B.B, "b. 1868 ; d. of
George Thomas Wright, J.P, of Longstone Hall, Derbyshire.
Educ. : Lausanne, Switzerland. Commandant, Llandudno
Branch of B.R.C.S. since 1912. War Work: Organised
hospital in 1914 with 25 beds, nursing first the sick of the
Welsh Brigade training in the town, later taking overseas
cases, and increasing the beds to 120. Address : Preswylfa,
Abbey Road, Llandudno. (M2682)
WRIGHT, Col. Francis Granville, C.B.E, fi. 1865. Burma
Expedition, 1886-89 (medal with two clasps) ; Chin Lushai
Expedition, 1889-90 (clasp) ; Tibet, 1903-4 (medal) ; Great
War, 1914-19 (despatches). (C1819)
WRIGHT, Lieut. Frank Thomas, M.B.E.
WRIGHT, Frank WUson, O.B.E.
WRIGHT, Col. George, CB.E, D.S.O, fi. 1860 ; s. of the
late Robert John Wright, of Norwich. Entered R.A. 1879 ;
Capt, 1887 ; Major, 1897 ; Lieut.-Col, 1904 ; Col. 1909
(ret.) ; served in S. Africa, 1900-1 (despatches, D.S.O.) ;
Command of troops in Rhodesia, 1902 ; Commanding R.A.
in Straits Settlements, 1904-7 ; Shoeburyness, 1907-9 ; Ap
pointed Gen. Staff Officer, 1914. (C1820)
WRIGHT, George Hudson, O.B.E.
WRIGHT, Lieut, and Qr.-Mr. Harry, M.B.E.
WRIGHT, Henry, O.B.E,
WRIGHT, Major Horace Leaf, O.B.E.
WRIGHT, Hugh, M.B.B.
WRIGHT, Lieut.-Col. James, O.B.B, R.E.
WRIGHT, James Brown, C.B.E., LL.D, B.A, fi. 1861 ;
s. of Samuel Wright, J.P, of NewbUss, Co. Monaghan ; to.
Zara, d. of late Trevor Corry, of Belmont, Newry. Educ. :
Trinity Coll, DubUn. Joined R.I. Constabulary as Cadet,
1887 ; appointed District Inspector, 1888, and served in the
counties of Cork and Limerick and City of Belfast ; appointed
Chief Constable of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1899, and stUl serving
as such. War Work : Assisted Naval and Military authorities
and was responsible for the carrying out of all poUce arrangements
in an important centre, and as mobilising officer of Fhe Brigade,
for fire protection in the N.E. of England ; Member of Com
mission on Irish PoUce Pay, 1919 ; Member of Police CouncU,
1920. Address : 84, Osborne Road. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. (C683)
WRIGHT, James Brown, M.B.B, 6. 25 April, 1851 ;
s. of Elias Wright, of Salisbury ; m. Marian, d. of WiUiam
Charles Newman, of PimUco. Educ : St. Martin's National
School, SaUsbury. Liberal Political Agent for Evesham
Division. War Work : Hon. Sec. Evesham Division Parlia
mentary Recruiting Committee, and for National Service ;
Sub-Advisory National War Aims ; National War Savings
Local Committee ; Sec. to the Worcestershire War Agricultural
Sub-Committee dealing with 4 camps of German prisoners
employed to Agriculture. Address : 20, Northwick Road,
Evesham. (M10146)
WRIGHT, John, M.B.E, 6. 18 Feb. 1857 ; s. of Thomas
Wright, of Bishopbriggs, Lanarkshire ; m.. Bessie, d. of Robert
Haddow, of Dumbarton. Educ. : Cadder Public School,
Bishopbriggs. Superintendent in the Dumbartonshire Con
stabulary at Helensburgh. War Work : Rendered valuable
service to the officer to charge of the Intelligence Department
of the War Office, in connection with the mUitary policy in
dealing with aliens and persons suspected of- acting against
the interests of the country. Address : Didholm, Helensburgh. (M10148)
WRIGHT, John Brown, O.B.E, 6. 23 Dec. 1872 ; s. of
WUliam Wright, of Glasgow ; m. Cecilia Thom, d. of Alexander
Mason, of Glasgow. Educ. : Hutcheson's Grammar School,
Glasgow. Late Deputy Dhector of Cheese for Ministry of
Food ; now one of the Managing Directors of the Harris
(Calne) and the General Produce Co, Ltd, Bristol and London,
S.W. War Work : Organised and managed the department
for controUed Imported Cheese for the Board of Trade from
June, 1917 ; formulated and launched tl.3 first complete Food
Control Scheme in Great Britain, which was for Imported
Cheese ; managed this department for the Board of Trade
until end of year 1917, when the whole department was taken
over by the Ministry of Food ; took charge of the commercial
section of the Cheese Division of the Ministry of Food from
1918 until 1920 ; formulated and launched complete schemes
for control of Home Cheese right through from producer to
consumer ; co-ordinated the control of both Imported and Home
Cheese so as to allow of consumers all over the country obtaining
cheese at one flat rate irrespective of source of supply or original
cost ; supplied all cheese requhements of the Army and Navy.
Address : Meldreth, Bridle Road, Purley, Surrey. Club :
Royal AutomobUe. (O4005)
WRIGHT, John Graham, C.B.E, 6. 1873 ; s. of late
William G. Wright, of Dvtoe, Ayrshire ; to. Elizabeth Mac-
farlan, d. of the late John Young, of Cross Lynne, New KU
patrick. Edue. : Blah Lodge, Stirlingshire. Partner in the
firm of Wright, Graham & Co, Glasgow and London. War
Work : Deputy Dhector of Overseas Ship Purchase, Ministry
of Shipping. Address : Invereil, Dirleton, Haddingtonshire.
Clubs: Caledonian; Royal Societies' ; New (Glasgow). (C3065)
WRIGHT, Capt John Henry, O.B.E, R.A.V.C. (T.),
6. 1 May, 1873 ; s. of late John Wright, of Whitchurch,
Salop ; to. Florence Gertrude, d. of late Andrew George Hunter,
Rockcliffe HaU, nr. Flint, N. Wales. Educ. : Chester and
Whitchurch Grammar School, and New Vety. Coll, Edinburgh.
Veterinary Surgeon, private practice ; firm, Lawson & Wright,
Great Bridgewater Street, Manchester. War Work : Veterinary

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Officer, Duke of Lancs. Own Yeomanry, Aug. 1915, to May
1916 ; Veterinary Officer, Beds Yeomanry, 1st Cav. Div,'
June to Sept. 1915 ; Veterinary Officer, 50th Northumbrian
Div, Sept. to July, 1917 ; D.A.D.V.S., 9th Scottish Div, July
1917, to April 1919. Address : Clayton House, FaUowfield,
Manchester. Club : Arts (Manchester). (05964)
WRIGHT, J. M., M.B.E,
WRIGHT, Paymaster-Comm. John TurnbuU, M.B.E.
R.N. WRIGHT, Prof. Mark Robinson, M.B.E. M.A, 6. 3 July,
1854 ; s. of late John Wright, of WUlington, Northumberland ;
m. EUen Phoebe, d. of late James Franklyn Cooper, of Bhming
ham. Educ : Borough Road CoUege. Professor of Educa
tion Armstrong Coll, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in the University
of Durham. Member of Senate of Durham Univ. ; Chahman
of Higher Education Sub-Committee, Gateshead ; Chahman of
Governors of Whitley and Monkseaton High School ; Governor
of Samuel King's School, Alston ; Chahman of Managers of
Whitley Bay Schools ; Chahman of Gateshead and District
Local Employment Committee. War Work : Chahman of
Local Tribunal for Whitley and District. Address : Lonsdale,
St. George's Crescent, Monkseaton, Northumberland. Club:
Liberal (Newcastle-on-Tyne). (M1120)
WRIGHT, Mary Veronica, M.B.E.
WRIGHT, Maurice Beresford, O.B.E, M.D, 6. 30 Jan.
1872 ; s. of PhUip Wright, of MelUngton Hall, Churchstoke,
Montgomeryshire ; in. Elisabeth Eleanor, d. of Bridges Plumptre,
of Goodnestone Park, near Canterbury, Kent. Educ : Cam
bridge, and Edinburgh Univs. War Work : Hon. Medical Sec.
to Lord Knutsford's Special Hospitals for Officers ; Major,
R.A.M.C; Mental Specialist to Eastern Command. Addresses:
4, Devonshire Place, W. 1 ; Wood End, Beaconsfield, Bucks.
Club: Arts. (07887)
WRIGHT, Paymaster-Lieut. Noel, O.B.E, R.N.
WRIGHT, Stephen, M.B.E.
WRIGHT, Capt. Sydney Arthur, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WRIGHT, Thomas, M.B.E.
WRIGHT, Thomas Henry, M.B.E.
WRIGHT, Major Thomas KendaU, M.B.E.
WRIGHT, WilUam, M.B.E.
WRIGHT, WiUiam, M.B.B, 6. 14 Dec. 1853 ; s. of William
Wright, of Norwood ; to. Elizabeth, d. of — Crussel, of Bishop
Stortford. Educ. : Norwood and Royal School of Science,
South Kensington. Resident Engineer at the Crystal Palace.
War Work : Temporary Admhalty Works Officer, during the
War period when the Crystal Palace was used as a Training
Depot for the Navy. Address : 20, Becondale Road, Upper
Norwood, London, S.E. (M1122)
WRIGHT, Col. WiUiam Burgess, CLE, C.B.E, V.D,
Indian AuxUiary Forces (ret.). Late General Traffic Manager,
Madras and Southern Mahratta RaUway. War Work : Was
appointed RaUway Staff Officer in the Regular Army, Nov.
1914, and served for five years ; mentioned in despatches.
Address : Belassi Lee, Sonthwick, Sussex. Club : Junior
Army and Navy. (C1821)
WRIGHT, Col. Sir WilUam Charles, K.B.E, C.B,
J.P. Glamorganshire, Knight Commander of the Crown of
Italy, and Officier Legion d'Honneur, 6. 1876; s. of Sir John
Roper Wright, Bart, of Wydcombe Manor, Bath (see BUKKE'S
Peerage) ; to. Maud, d. of late Isaac Butler, J.P. of Panteg,
Monmouthshire. Educ. : Privately. War Work : Served
from 1st day of the War as Officer of Supply Transport, Milford
Haven Defences, and afterwards at the Ministry of Munitions,
as ControUer of Iron and Steel Production ; many times in
France and Italy on this work. Address : 31, Prince's Gate,
London. (K443)
WRIGHT, Lieut. WilUam James TurnbuU, M.B.E.,
R.A.F. WRIGHT, Major WiUiam Owen, O.B.B.
WRIGHT, Helen, Muriel BARTON-, Mrs., M.B.B.
WRIGHT, May, Mrs. HALL-. M.B.B.
WRIGHTON Amelia, Mrs, M.B.B.
WRIGHTSON, Capt. Charles Archibald Wise, C.B.E..
R.N, 6. 11 July, 1874 : s. of Sh Thomas Wrightson, 1st Bart,
of Neastan Hall, Co. Durban (see BtTEKE'S Peerage). (C2329)
WRIGLEY, Constance, M.B.B.
WRIGLEY, LUian, Mrs., O.B.E. ; d. of John Dodd, J.P,
of Oldham : to. Alan, s. of Roscoe Wrigley, of Oldham. Educ :
Privately. War Work: Commandant, 62 EL, Oldham B.R.C.S,
1911 ; equipped and worked an Orthopaedic Dept. at Rock
Bank Auxiliary Hospital, 1915 ; equipped and ran an Ortho
paedic Clinic under the auspices of the Cheshire Red Cross
at Macclesfield. Address : Upton Priory, nr. Macclesfield,
Cheshire. (011673)
WRIGLEY, Vincent Shiers, M.B.E.
WUIDART, Jules Reuleaux, M.B.B, 6. 29 Dec. 1879;
s. of Jules Wuidart, Officier de i'ordre de la Couronne, of
St. Hubert, Belgium ; to. Madeleine MiUicent, d. of Edward
Strange. Educ : Eastbourne, Liege, and Stockholm. War
Work : Assisted in organising SheU Fuze Factory ; later with
Ministry of Munitions, Gun Ammunition Dept. Address:
PiUars, Northwood. Club : Cavendish. (M16152)
WURTZBURG, Margaret Caroline, M.B.E.
WYATT, Lieut.-Col. Archibald, O.B.E, T.D., D.L,
fi. 29 April, 1872 ; s. of Francis WilUam Wyatt, of Nutbourne,
Sussex ; to. Constance Kate, d. of Henry Thomas Upton, of
Petworth, Sussex. Educ. : Portsmouth Grammar School.
Surveyor. War Work : Served in Territorial Force, Aug. 1914

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to June, 1919, India and Mesopotamia. Address : East Lodge,
Fareham, Hants. (06735)
WYATT, Ethel, M.B.B.
WYATT, Major Francis Joseph CaldweU, O.B.E,
M.C, R.B.
WYATT, Comm. John Oliver, O.B.E, R.N.
WYATT, Lieut.-Col. John Railton, O.B.E.
WYATT, Katharine Montagu, M.B.E. ; s. of Thomas
Henry Wyatt, M.V.O I.S.O, T.D, of Weston Patrick, Basing
stoke, Hants. War Work : Divisional Sec. Chelsea Red Cross,
and Commandant V.A.D. London 52 ; Commandant of Chelsea
Rid Cross Officers' Hospital, 40, Upper Grosvenor Street ;
Commandant of all the V.A.D.s of London 52 at the Ridley
Hospital, 1914-19 ; and of Russian and Swedish Hospitals for
English Officers. Addresses : St. Andrew's Rectorv, Hol
born, E.C; Weston Patrick, Basingstoke, Hants. (M2687)
WYATT, Major PhiUp Humphrey, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
WYATT, Major Travers Carey, O.B.E, M.A, 6. 24 Feb.
1887 ; s. of A. J. Wyatt, of Christ's Coll, Cambridge. Educ. :
Leys School, and Christ's CoU, Cambridge. Staff of Engineer
ing Department, Cambridge Univ. War Work ; France and
Belgium, 1915-18; British. Army of the Rhine, 1919. Ad
dresses : 6, Queen Anne Terrace, Cambridge ; Christ's CoUege,
Cambridge. (05967)
WYBROW, Albert WUUam, M.B.B. War Work: On
outbreak of war was Commandant of No. 5 Detachment, City
of London Red Cross ; later organised and commanded Air
Raid ReUef Unit, a mobile body of men who were on duty (in
aU ah raids) in various parts of London ; also organised Hospital
Service which supplied men for various hospitals to assist in
ward duties, operations, and X-ray cases, etc. Address : 2,
Londsdale Avenue, Wembley, Middlesex. (M10154)
WYCHE, Katharine, O.B.E. ; d. of late WilUam Dalla
Husband, F.R.CS, D.L. West Riding, Yorkshire, of York and
CUfton ; m. WiUiam (who died Nov. 1 919), s. of the late WilUam
Wyche, of Postlance. Educ : CUfton and Dover. War
Work: Served and worked on Mayoress of Bournemouth's
War Work Committee from Aug. 1914 ; organiser of the War
Hospital Supply Depot, Q.M.N.G. Surgical Branch, from
1915. Address: Holcombe, Cavendish Place, Bournemouth. (011674)
WYKE, Clement James,M.B.E,A.M.I.Mech.B,A.M.I.A.E,
F.RM.S, 6. 19 Oct. 1884; s. of John Wyke, of Overley,
WeUington, Salop ; m. EUzabeth, d. of James PhilUps, of
Whitefields, WeUington, Salop. Educ. : School of Technology,
Salford. Partner to Greaves and Wyke, Electrical and
Mechanical Engineers, Manchester. War Work : Engineering
Organiser to Ministry of Munitions ; Deputy Chief Dilution
Officer, North-Westem Area, Ministry of Munitions, Head
Office, Manchester. Address : Harefleld, Gt. Clowes Street,
Manchester. (M10256e)
WYKES, Leonard Graveney, M.B.E.
WYKES, WilUam Henry, M.B.E, 6. 11 Sept. 1848 ; s. of
WiUiam Henry Wykes, of Derby. War Work : Superintending
Clerk, Registration Head Quarters, Central Force and Eastern
Command. (M10155)
WYLD, Florence Maria, M.B.E.
WYLD, Frances Mary, M.B.E.
WYLDE, Major Lennard Francis George Stoven,
0.B.E, LA.
WYLES, John Edward, O.B.E.
WYLEY, Capt. Donald Henry FitzThomas, O.B.E.
M.C, R.F.A. (T.).
WYLEY, Major John Deane Newbank, O.B.E, R.M.A.
WYLIE, Lieut.-Col. David Storer, C.M.G, C.B.E, M.B,
F.R.C.S. Served with New Zealand Forces during Great War.
(C1578)
WYLIE, Sqdn.-Leader HamUton Neil, M.B.E, R.A.F.
WYLIE, James. C.B.E, 6. 15 June, 1875 ; s. of late
James Hamilton WyUe, of 4, Lawn Road, Hampstead, N.W.
Educ. : Manchester Grammar School and Wadham Coll,
Oxford. Barrister-at-law ; was Assist. Sec. to Royal Commis
sion on Shipping Rings in 1909 ; was tUl April, 1920, Dramatic
Critic of "Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News," and
Assistant Dramatic Critic of " Westminster Gazette." War
Work : Temp. Legal Assistant in Department of H.M. SoUcitor
to the Treasury, Oct. 1914, to March, 1919. Addresses : 1,
South Square, Gray's Inn, W.C. 1 ; 1, Temple Gardens, Temple,
E.C. 4. (C1063)
WYLIE, Maria EUzabeth, Mrs., M.B.B.
_, WYLIE, LiUan O'Meira, Mrs. DOUGHTIE-, O.B.E.,
R.R.C WYLLIE, Lieut.-Col. Harold, O.B.E, 1st Wilts Regt.
and R.A.F, 6. 29 June, 1880 ; s. of W. L. Wyllie, R.A, R.E,
of Point ; to. Margaret, d. of Edmund Boyle, of Castle Comer.
Educ. : Littlejohns, Greenwich ; Smyths, Southsea. Marine
Artist ; soldier ; aeroplane pilot. War Work : South Africa.
1902 ; R.F.C. and R.A.F, France and Home Defence, 1914-19.
Address: Tower House, Point, Portsmouth. Clubs: Royal
Corinthian Yacht ; Royal Portsmouth Corinthian Yacht. (03440)
WYLSON, Oswald Cane, M.B.E, F.R.I.B.A, b. 6 April,
1858 ; s. of James Wylson, of London ; to. Katharine, d. of
B. Murgatroyd, of Yorkshire. Educ. : King's CoU. School,
London. Architect. War Work: Services as Hon. Deputy
Chief Surveyor of the British Fire Prevention Committee in
relation to the protection from fire of hospitals, camps, etc,
forthe B.R.C.S. Addresses : 1 and 2 Henrietta Street, Strand,
London ; Beacondene, Tankerton, Kent. Clubs : Royal Corin
thian Yacht; Royal AutomobUe. (M10156

WYNCH, Lionel Mahng, CLE., CB.E, 6. 21 July, 1864 ;
s. of William Maling Wynch, of Rose Hill, Lyme Regis ; m.
Violet Harriet, d. of Sir A. T. Arundel, of Glebefields, Guildford
(see Buuki's Peerage). Educ : Bedford Grammar School ;
BaUiol Coll Oxon. Indian Civil Service ; Private Sec. to
Governor of Madras, 1901-1906 ; Sec. to Government of Madras
Revenue Dept. ; Member of the Viceroy's Legislative Council,
1914. War Work : Administrator, Brtiish Farmers' Typhus
Hospital, Belgrade, 1915 ; Deputy Commissioner British Red
Cross, France. 1910-19 ; mentioned in despatches. Address :
Pine Hill, Camberley. Clubs: Junior Carlton; East India
United Service. (C343)
WYNCOLL, Capt. Hugh Edmund Fowler, O.B.B,
M.C, R.A.F.
WYNDHAM, Lieut.-Col. Charles John, C.B.E, J.P,
6. 17 June, 1844 ; s. of Col. Charles Wyndham, M.P, of Rogate
Lodge, Sussex ; m Laura Sophia (who died), d. of the late Rev.
the Hon. Alfred Wodehouse (see Burke's Peerage). Educ. :
Eton, and R.M.C, Sandhurst. Alderman of Sussex. War
Work : Boer War, 1881 ; with Nile Expedition, 1889: County
Director British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem
for Sussex, 1909-16. Address : Heathfleld Lodge, Midhurst,
Sussex. Club : Junior United Service. (C344)
WYNDHAM, Percy, CLE, C.B.E, 6. 13 Dec. 1867;
s. of Horace Robert Wyndham, of Cockermouth. Educ. :
Giggleswick School, Yorkshire ; Queen's Coll, Oxford. Indian
Civil Service ; Commissioner Kumaon Division, United Pro
vinces, India. War Work : Trooper in the Indian Defence
Force ; Supervised the recruiting for combatants and labour
corps in the hill districts of the Kumaon Division. Address :
Hatton HaU, Naini Tal. Club : East India United Service. (C389)
WYNESS, Ada, Mrs., O.B.E.
WYNN, Wing-Comm Alfred Hearst Wynn EUas, O.B.E,
R.A.F. WYNN, Elizabeth Ida, Mrs. WILLIAMS-, M.B.B.;
d. of George WilUam Lowther, of SwilUngton, Yorks ; to.
Robert William Herbert Watkin, s. of Col. Herbert Watkin
WilUams- Wynn, of Cefn, St. Asaph. War Work : County
Sec. of the B.R.C.S, Denbighshire. (M1098)
WYNNE, Frederiok Grant, M.B.B.
WYNNE, Jessie, Mrs., O.B.E.
WYNNE, Mary Carleton, Mrs., C.B.E. ; d. of Edward A.
Parke, of Mount Temple, SUgo ; to. Albert Edward, M.D,
F.R.CS.I, s. of WiUiam Wynne. War Work : Head of North
Wall Soldiers' and Sailors' Free Buffet ; head of Packing Room,
War Hospitals Supply Depot, Merrion Square ; Assistant at
Royal Dublin Fusiliers Parcels Depot. Address : 27, West-
land Row, DubUn. (C3066)
WYNNE, Nora, M.B.E.
WYNNE, Major Owen Evelyn, O.B.E, R.E. 6. 14 June,
1887; cs. of General Sh Arthur S. Wynne, G.C.B., of
Haybergill, Warcop, Westmorland. Educ : WeUington CoU. ;
R.M.A. Woolwich. Commissioner Anglo-Belgian (Rhodesian-
Congo) Boundary Commission, 1911-13 ; G.S.O. 3 Geographical
Section G. S. War Office, March, 1914 ; Geographical Repre
sentative, British Delegation, Peace Conference, Paris, 1919.
War Work: Officer-in-charge Maps, L. of C, B.E.F, France,
Aug. 1914 ; Comm. D Airline Section, R.E, Nov. 1914 ; Comm.
4th Divisional Signal Co. R.E. March, 1915 ; G.S.O. 3, 49th
Division, July, 1915; Brigade-Major 147th Infantry Brigade,
June, 1916 ; G.S.O. 2 in charge German Sub-Section War
Office, Feb. 1917 ; G.S.O. 2 InteUigence, G.H.Q, France,
Feb. 1918 ; despatches 3 times ; Brevet Major, June, 1916 ;
O.B.E, Jan. 1919 ; Chevalier of the Order of the Crown
(Belgium). Club : Army and Navy. (02798)
WYNNE, Thomas Joseph, O.B.E.
WYNNES, James Cumming, M.B.E.
WYNTER, Comm. Gerald Charles, D.S.O, O.B.E, R.N.
WYNYARD, Major Edward George D.S.O,, O.B.E,
6. 1861 ; s. of the late William Wynyard, J.P, of Hursley,
Winchester ; to. Sarah Louise, d. of James G. Worts, of
Toronto. Educ. : Charterhouse. Entered King's (Liverpool
Regt.), 1883 ; specially selected for promotion to Capt. Welsh
Regt. 1890 ; retired, 1903 ; Burma Campaign, 1885-7 (des
patches twice) ; Instructor to Fortification at Roy. MU. CoU.
Sandhurst, 1890-97 ; rejoined, 1914 ; appointed Major, Liver
pool Regt. 1914 ; Army Ordnance Depart. 1915 ; again retired,
1919 ; received Roy. Humane Society's bronze medal, 1894
Clubs : Wellington ; Sports. (07891)
WYNYARD, Lieut.-Col. Richard Damer, O.B.E.
WYON, Sir Albert William, K.B.E, fi. 1869 ; s. of Leonard
Charles Wyon, Head of firm of Price, Waterhouse & Co, and
Govt. Auditor of Railways, and Govt. Accountant, Controlled
Canals, etc. (K245)
WYSE, Richard, M.B.E, M.D, M.A.
WYTHES, Aline, Mrs. Ernest James, O.B.E, d. of Sh John
Henry Thorold, Bt. (see BrTRKE's Peerage); to. Ernest Jones,
C B E, s. of the late George Edward Wythes, F.R.G.S. (0885)
' WYTHES, Ernest James, C.B.E, fi. 1858; s. of the late
George Edward Wythes, F.R.G.S. ; to. Aline, O.B.E, (q.v.) d.
of Sir John Henry Thorold 12th Bt. (see BUBKE'S Peerage).
J.P. for Essex ; Co. Director, Auxiliary Hospitals and V.A.D.'s
Essex during the Great War. (C3067)
YAPP, Sh Arthur Keysall, K.B.E, 6. 12 March, 1869 :
s of the late Richard Keysall Yapp, of Orleton, Herefordshire ;
m Alice Maude, d. of the late T. Hesketh Higson, of Southport.

567

Yarborough

THE ORDER OE THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Educ : Hereford County Coll. National Sec. Y.M.C.A.
Addresses : Highfield House, Enfield ; 13, Russell Square,
W.C. 1. Club : National. (K43)
YARBOROUGH, Marcia Amelia Mary, BaronessFauoon-
berg and Conyers, Countess of, O.B.E, Lady of Justice of
St. John of Jerusalem, b. 18 Oct. 1863 ; d. of 12th Baron
Conyers (see Burke's Peerage), and 15th Baron D'Arcy de
Knayth ; m. Charles Alfred Pelham, 4th Earl of Yarborough,
s. of 3rd Earl of Yarborough (see Bukke'S Peerage). War
Work : Matron of Brocklesby Park Hospital, 1914-19.
Address : Brocklesby Park, Lincolnshire. (011676)
YARROW, Lieut. George Ernest, M.B.E.
YARROW, Harold Edgar, C.B.E, fi. 11 Aug. 1884;
s. of Sir Alfred Yarrow, Bart, Hindhead, Surrey ; to. Eleanor
Etheldreda, d. of the Rev. Canon W. H. M. H. Aitken, of
Norwich. Educ. : Bedford Grammar School. War Work :
Managing Director of Messrs. Yarrow & Co, Ltd, who were
engaged in buUding Torpedo Boat Destroyers, Submarines and
Gunboats for the British Navy ; Chairman of Limbs and
Appliances Committee of the Princess Scottish Hospital for
Limbless Sailors and Soldiers. Address : Fairlawn, Bearsden,
Dumbartonshire. Clubs : Royal Automobile ; Western
(Glasgow). (C345)
YATES, Albert James, M.B.E, R.A.S.C.
YATES, Lieut.-Col. Arthur St. John, O.B.E, M.C, R.E,
fi. 23 July, 1882 ; s. of Col. H. T. S. Yates, late R.A. ; to.
Ethel, d. of Col. J. Barry, late R.A.M.C. Address : c/o Messrs
Cox & Co. Club : Junior Army and Navy. (05968)
YATES, Col. Clarence Montague, C.B.E, M.V.O, M.C,
fi. 1881. Entered Royal Warwickshhe Regt. 1901 ; became
Capt. The King's (Liverpool Regt.) 1910 ; Major and Col.
(ret.) 1920 ; S. African War, 1900-1 (Queen's medal with
three clasps) ; served in the Great War, 1914-16 (despatches) ;
Legion of Honour. (C2055)
YATES, Lieut. Donald RusseU Martin, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
YATES, Florence, M.B.E.
YATES, Major Henry Irving Frederick, O.B.E. M.C,
R.A.F. YATES, James, M.B.E,' 6. 11 Sept. 1871 ; s. of Peter
Yates, of Rhodes, Manchester ; to. Mary, d. of Richard Pendle
ton, of Harefield, Middlesex. Superintendent of Police in
charge of the North Lonsdale Division of Lancashire. Wq.r
Work : Specially appointed Chief Superintendent and Deputy
Chief Officer of the Gretna Police Force (Ministry of Munitions) ;
lent by the Lancashire County Police Authority on 1 June,
1917, to assist in the organisation of the Gretna Force ; served
there until 31 Oct. 1918. Address : Neville House, Ulverston.
Clubs : Lonsdale North Police Athletic ; County Bowling
(Ulverston) ; Ulverston Cricket. (M10159)
YATES, Capt. John Henry, O.B.E, R.A.V.C.
YEARSLEY, Clare EUzabeth, Mrs, M.B.E.
YEATES, Capt. Peroy Thomas Arthur, M.B.E.
YEATES, Capt. Robert Montford Michaelson, M.B.E,
I.A.R.O. YEATMAN, Lieut.-Col. Charleton, O.B.E, Aust. A.M.C.
YEAXLEE, Basil Alfred, Rev., O.B.E, B.A, 6. 2 Dec.
1883 ; s. of Alfred George Yeaxlee, of Southsea, Hants ; m.
Annie Julie Mary, d. of the late Thomas Leadbeater, M.R.C.S,
F.R.C.P, of Southsea. Educ: Privately; King's Coll..
London ; New Coll, London ; Mansfield Coll, Oxford.
Minister Emmanuel Congregational Church, Bootle, 1909-11 ;
Educational Sec. London Missionary Society, 1911-13, and
Editor, United Council for Missionary Education, 1911-15 ;
Editor, National Council of Y.M.CA.'s, 1915-16 ; Sec. Y.M.C.A.
Universities Committee, 1916 to present time ; Joint Hon.
Sec. Educational Settlements Association; Member of Ministry
of Reconstruction Committee on Adult Education (Master of
Balliol's Committee), 1917-19; Author of "An Educated
Nation" and "Working Out the Fisher Act." War Work:
Responsible for all the educational work of the Y.M.C.A.
carried on through the Universities Committee in co-operation
with the War Office and respective G.H.Q. in France, Italy,
Salonica, Egypt, Palestine, and Home Command, as also among
munition workers, this including work of Red Triangle library
and Music Section. Addresses : 24, Hayne Road, Beckenham,
Kent; Y.M.C.A. Headquarters, 13, Russell Square, W.C. 1.
Club : University of London. (04006)
YELD, Ellen, M.B.E.
YELD, Major Richard Kingsley, O.B.E, I.A.R.O.
YELLOLY, Robert, M.B.E, 6. 17 Sept. 1882 ; s. of the
late Robert Yelloly, of Berwick-upon-Tweed ; m. Sarah, d.
of the late Patrick Davis, of Berwick-upon-Tweed. Educ :
Corporation School and Academy, Berwick-upon-Tweed.
Chief Constable of Wakefield ; formerly Superintendent and
Chief Clerk, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Police. War Work : As a
Police Officer holding a very responsible position in a large
and important Police Force (Newcastle-upon-Tyne), was
speciaUy commended by Home Office for work in connection
with aUens and suspected persons. Address : Wakefield. (M10162)
YELLOWLEES, Capt. Henry, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
YELLOWLEES, Henry, O.B.E, M.D, F.R.CP.S. (Glas.),
R.A.M.C, 6. 11 June, 1888 ; s. of David Yellowlees, M.D, of
Glasgow ; m. Dorothy, d. of Major A. J. Davis, of London.
Educ. : Kelvinside Academy, and Glasgow Univ. Senior
Assistant Physician, Edinburgh Royal Asylum. War Work :
Mental Specialist, Etaples Area, 1915-18 ; designed and
arranged accommodation for nervous and mental cases in the
district, and personally treated 2200 cases of mental disorder

in soldiers, and many more cases of nerve shock in addition.
Address : Craig House, Edinburgh. (O5970)
YELVERTON, Rev. Erik Esskildsen, O.B.E.
YEO, Capt. Moritz RodweU, O.B.E, R.M.L.I, fi. 1 Sept.
1884 ; s. of John Yeo, of 106, Penylan Road, Cardiff ; m.
Flora Irma, d. of the late Andrew Macfarlane, of Bournemouth.
Educ. : Wellingborough Grammar School, and Dulwich Coll.
Joined Royal Marine Light Infantry as 2nd Lieut. Sept. 1903 ;
continuous service since ; promoted Lieut. July, 1904 ; Capt.
Sept. 1914. War Work : Ordinary duties as Capt. R.M.L.I.
afloat and ashore ; seconded for duty on Naval Staff, Gibraltar,
April, 1917, and employed as such till end of war. Address:
Royal Marine Barracks, Plymouth. Club : Union, Malta. (09378)
YEO, Richard Forster, M.B.E.
YEOMAN, John Pattison, M.B.E.
YEOMAN, Sophia Bruce, O.B.E. ; d. of the late Rev,
Constantine Bernard Yeoman. War Work: Commandant,
Sleights Red Cross Hospital. Address : Woodlands, Sleights,
Yorkshire. Club : Sesame. (0886)
YEOMANS, Capt. Charles Fredsall, O.B.E, R.A.F.
YERBURGH, Capt. Riohard Guy Cecil, O.B.E.
YETTS, Major Walter Perceval, O.B.E, M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P, Staff Surgeon, R.N. (ret.), 6. 25 AprU, 1878 ; s. of
the late A. M. Yetts ; m. GwendoUne Mary, d. of the late
Dr. D. Hughes. Educ. : Bradfleld Coll, Berks ; St. Bartholo
mew's Hospital; Edinburgh and Lausanne Univs. R.N.
Medical Service, 1903-12 ; Acting Physician, H.B.M. Legation,
Peking, 1913. War Work : Temporary Commission in
R.A.M.C. from Aug. 1914, to Aug. 1919, holding appointment
as Deputy Assistant Dhector of Medical Services, and latterly
specially employed at War Office ; Deputy Commissioner of
Medical Services, Ministry of Pensions, 1919-20 ; Medical
Officer, Ministry of Health, May, 1920. Address : 29, RedcUffe
Gardens, S.W. 10. Club : Junior United Service. (07893)
YOCKNEY, Alfred, M.B.E, 6. 13 Feb. 1878 ; s. of John
S. Yockney ; to. Mabel Blanche, d. of Capt. J. T. Partridge,
R.N. Educ : The Woodlands, Hitchin, and AUeyn's School,
Dulwich. Assistant Librarian, Royal Institute of British
Architects ; Editor, " The Art Journal." War Work :
Government Publications ; Sec. Pictorial Propaganda Com
mittee, Ministry of Information. Address : 32, South Side,
Clapham Common, S.W. Club : London Rowing. (M4103)
YOLLAND, Hon. Lieut.-Col. John Horatio, C.B.B.,
M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.S.A. (Lond), R.A.M.C. (V.), Esquire, Order of
St. John of Jerusalem, 6. 18 Dec. 1863 ; s. of the late John
Yolland, of Hoylake, Birkenhead ; to. Emily Constance, d. of
the late Henry Railton, of Snittlegarter, Carlisle. Educ :
King WiUiam's Coll, Isle of Man, and Univ. Coll. Hospital,
London. Hon. Surgeon, Bromley Cottage Hospital. War
Work : Hon. Sec. and Treas. Kent County War Fund ; Chief
Staff Officer, Kent V.A.D. ; Officer-in-Charge, Kent R.A.M.C.
(V.) Address : 53, Bromley Common, Bromley, Kent. (C346)
YORK, Capt. WiUiam Douglas COLIN-, O.B.E.
YORKE, Col. Frederiok Augustus, O.B.B, late R.A.
(Staff); s. of Major-Gen. F. A. Yorke, R.E, of Tunbridge
WeUs; to. Lucy EUzabeth, d. of the late Dr. C E. Hayes
Newington, of Ticehurst, Sussex. Educ. : R.M.A, Woolwich.
Assist. Commandant, R.M.A, Woolwich, 1895-1900; com
manded Royal Horse and Field Artillery in Ireland, 1900-2 ;
appointed Assist. MiUtary Sec. War Office, which post was held
until retirement, May, 1903. War Work : Called up, April,
1915 ; raised a R.F.A. Brigade (168th) at Huddersfield, Yorks ;
commanded 189th R.F.A. Brigade, Aldershot ; 1916, appointed
Commandant, Royal Horse Artillery Training School (T.F.),
Larkhill and Bulford ; now Commanding Hants R.A.S.C,
M.T. (V.). Address : Southfleld, Twyford, Winchester. Club :
Army and Navy. (O3210)
YORKE, Gladys Dunlop, Hon. Mrs. Alfred, O.B.E. ; d. of
the late A. V. Dunlop Best ; to. Alfred Ernest Frederick Yorke,
s. of the late Earl of Hardwicke (see Bueke's Peerage). War
Work : Co.-Supt. with the Hon. Mrs. Charles Tufton, O.B.E,
of the Alexandra PaviUon for Officers, Victoria Station,
1915-19. Address : 1, Manchester Square, London, W. 1.
Club: Bath. (011677)
YORKE, Lieut. John, O.B.B, R.F.A.
YORKE, Lieut. Maurice Franois, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
YORKE, T. Capt. Noel Leigh, O.B.E, R.A.S.C.
YORSTOUN, Lieut. Morden Archibald CARTHEW-,
M.B.E. YORWERTH, Capt. Thomas Jenkin, M.B.E, 6. 26 Nov.
1870 ; s. of WUUam Yorwerth, of Cowbridge ; to. Gwendoline,
d. of Thomas John, of Aburthin. Educ. : Cowbridge Grammar
School. Auctioneer ; Sec. Glamorgan Agricultural Society.
War Work : District Purchasing Officer SuppUes (D.P.O.S.)
for South Wales and Monmouthshire. Address : 65, High
Street, Cowbridge, Glam. Club : Farmers'. (M5759)
YOUDEN, Lieut.-Col. WilUam AUred, O.B.E, T.D.
YOULE, Paymaster-Lieut. George Arthur, O.B.E, R.N.
YOUNG, AUan Carruth, O.B.E, J.P, 6. 1859 ; s. of John
Young, of Fulwood, Renfrewshire ; to. Annie, d. of Henry
FrankUn, of Broadwater, Herts. Owning occupier of land in
Wilts. War Work : Chairman of WUts County Committee ;
served on many Committees ; Hon. Purchasing Officer for
Wilts, 1914-15, reorganising this work with marked success
and showing a large saving on the turnover. Address :
Drumreagh, Bournemouth. Club : Bournemouth. (011678)
YOUNG, Capt. Andrew, O.B.E, R.A.F.

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BIOGRAPHIES.

Young

YOUNG, Col. Archibald, C.B.E.. V.D. Served in Great War.
1914-19 (mentioned in despatches). (C1822)
YOUNG, Sh Arthur Henderson, G.C.M.G, K.B.E,
6. 31 Oct. 1854; s. of the late Col. Keith Young, C.B, Judge
Advocate-General for India ; to. Evelyn Anne, d. of 2nd
Marquess of Ailsa (see Burke's Peerage). Educ : Edinburgh
Academy ; Rugby ; R.M.C, Sandhurst. Late Capt. 27th
InniskilUngs ; Local Commandant, Military Police, Kyrenia,
Cyprus, 1878 ; appointed Commissioner, Pagho, 1878 ; Chief
Sec. to Government, Cyprus, 1894 ; Colonial Sec. Straits
Settlements, 1906-11 ; Chief Sec. Federated Malay States,
Feb. 1911 ; Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Straits
Settlements, and High Commissioner Malay States, Sept. 1911,
to Dec. 1919. War Work : Governor and Commander-in-
Chief, Straits Settlements ; and High Commissioner, Malay
States, throughout the war. Address : Spring Grove, Sun
ningdale, Berks. Clubs : Army and Navy ; Royal Auto
mobile ; New (Edinburgh). (K126)
YOUNG, Arthur Primrose, O.B.E, M.I.E.E, M.I.A.E,
6. 2 July, 1885 ; s. of WiUiam Young, of Prestwick, Ayrshire,
Scotland ; to. Liilie Louisa, d. of Abel Porter, of Rugby. Educ. :
Finsbury Technical Coll, London. Chief Engineer, Coventry
Magneto Works, B.T.H. Co., Ltfi. ; Hon. Sec. Coventry Lecture
Society ; author of numerous papers delivered to learned
societies. War Work : Took a leading part in the creation of
the British Magneto Industry ; designed the B.T.H. Co's
type A.V. Polar Inductor Magneto, which was used almost
exclusively on 8-cylinder Aero Engines during the war ;
lectured to the R.A.F. in France, on Magnetos, in Jan. 1919.
Addresses : B.T.H. Co., Coventry ; Dovedale, Kenilworth. (011679)
YOUNG, Capt. Bertram John, M.B.E.
YOUNG, Charles Robert, O.B.E.
YOUNG, Lieut. CharUe, M.B.E, R.A.V.C.
YOUNG, Lieut. Christopher Harding, M.B.E, R.A.F.
YOUNG, Clarence Ross, M.B.E, 6. 25 Aug. 1877 ; s. of
Jesse Young; m. Marian Laird, d. of John Gilbert Rendall.
Civil Servant, Local Government Board (now merged in
Ministry of Health). War Work : Special service in a variety
of war work. Address : St. Margarets, Langley Drive,
Wanstead. (M2690)
YOUNG, Colin, M.B.E, J.P.
YOUNG, Constance E., M.B.E, 6. 20 May, 1886- d. of
Frederick Wright, of Wembley ; to. Sydney Mountford Young
(28th Co. of London (Artist's), killed in action ; s. of Alfred
W. Young, of Ealing. Educ. : Haberdashers' Aske's Girls'
School, Acton, W. War Work : Women's Legion, Aug. 1916
(Cookery Section) ; Q.M.A.A.C, 1917 ; Assist. Administrator,
Dec. 1917 ; Unit Administrator, 1918-19. Address : 94,
Swinderby Road, Wembley. Club : Women's United Services. (M6728)
YOUNG, Daniel Henderson Luek, C.B.E, J.P, D.L.
Director cf Recruiting and of National Service, Northern
Region. " (C684)
YOUNG, Lieut.-Col. David Douglas, C.B.E. T. Lieut.-
Col. Special List ; served in Great War, 1914-19 (mentioned in
despatches). (C1823)
YOUNG, David WUberforce, M.B.E.
YOUNG, Edward Willie, O.B.E, 6. 11 June, 1867 ; s. of
Edward Young, of Islington ; m. Beatrice Mary, d. of Daniel
Sharman, of Huddersfield. Educ. : City of London Coll.,
and Durham Univ. Chartered Sec. (A.CI.S.) ; Sec, Comp-
troUer to His Grace, the Duke of Northumberland. War
Wort : Hon. Sec. to the British Red Cross Society (County of
Middlesex) ; the Middlesex Joint V.A.D. Committee ; De
mobilisation and Reconstruction Committee. Address : Syon
Park Cottage, Brentford, Middlesex. Club : Cavendish. (011680)
YOUNG, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. Edwin Walton, O.B.E,
E.N. YOUNG, EUzabeth Diana, M.B.E.
YOUNG, Capt. Ernest WiUiam Gilmour, O.B.E, M.C,
M.B, R.A.M.C
YOUNG, F. R., Mrs., M.B.E.
YOUNG Lieut.-Col. Sir Frank Popham, K.B.E, CLE,
fil 24 Dec. 1863 ; to. 1st, Winifred Ethel (d. 1902), d. of Col.
™. A. L. Montgomery, C.S.I. ; 2nd, Elizabeth Anne Marens, nee
Beckett, of San Francisco, U.S.A. Entered Indian Army,
1884 ; Capt. 1885 ; Major, 1902 ; Lieut.-Col. 1910 ; Dep.
Commissioner, Punjab ; Colonisation Officer, Chenab Canar
Settlement ; Commissioner Pakada State ; Commissione;
Rawal Pindi Dis, Punjab. Commissioner of the Rawal Pindi
Division of the Punjab during the war. The Rawal Pindi
Division led the Indian Emphe in providing soldiers for the
Army. Addresses : Punjab, India ; c/o Grindlay & Co.. 54,
Parliament Street, S.W. 1. Clubs : East India; United
Service; Royal Automobile. (K182)
, YOUNG, Lieut.-Col. Fred Armstrong, O.B.E, Can.
A.M.C. YOUNG, Capt. Frederick Hugh, O.B.E, R.A.M.C.
_ YOUNG, Paymaster-Lieut. Frederick Riohard, M.B.E,
lt.N.R. YOUNG, Frederick WiUiam, C.B.E, O.B.E, R.N.
_, YOUNG, Commodore Sir Frederiok William, K.B.E,
f.N.R, fi. 23 Dec. 1858. Naval Salvage Adviser ; late Chief
surveyor, Liverpool Salvage Association ; Member of the
Institute of Mechanical Engineers ; Officer of the Crown of
Belgium, United States Navy Cross. War Work : Director
of salvage operations to H.M. Fleet and merchant ships

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damaged in action ; clearance of Belgian ports after Armistice ;
raising of "Vindictive, "Intrepid," and " Inhigeni.i," etc.;
served from 1914 and still employed on Belgian coast. Ad
dress : 14, Cheyne Row, Chelsea. (K467)
YOUNG, George, M.B.E.
YOUNG, George, M.B.E.
YOUNG, George Maodonald, M.B.E.
YOUNG, Comm. Harold Franois John, O.B.E, R.N.
YOUNG, Harry Maurice, M.B.E.
YOUNG, Capt. Harry Robert, M.B.E.
YOUNG, Brig.-Gen. Henry AUred CLE, C.B.E, R.A,
fi. 1867. Director of Ordnance Factories, India, with rank of
Col. (C2046)
YOUNG, Lieut.-Col. Hugh Corbett TAYLOR-, O.B.E,
Aust. A.M.C.
YOUNG, 2nd Lieut. Hugh Joseph, M.B.E, R.A.F.
YOUNG, Major James, M.B.E, I.A.R.O.
YOUNG, Eng.-Lieut.-Comm. James, O.B.E, R.D, R.N.R.
YOUNG, James, O.B.E, A.R.CSc, fi. 14 Dec. 1861 ;
s. of James Young, of Co. Down, Irleand. Educ : Privately,
and Royal Coll. of Science. Professor in Science, R.M.A,
Woolwich. War Work : Training of cadets and officers of the
New Armies and scientific research. Addresses : R.M.A,
Woolwich ; 12, Edge Hill, Plumstead, S.E. 18. (0888)
YOUNG, James Robert Spencer, M.B.E, fi. 5 Jan. 1882 ;
s. of Edward Robert Young, of LlaneUy ; m. Constance
Frances Morton, d. of Theodore Morton-Jones, Admiral R.N,
of Brixton. Educ. : County School, LlaneUy. Solicitor.
War Work : Engaged in Legal Department, Air Ministry.
Addresses: Thomas Ditton, Surrey ; 31, Wardour Street, W. 1.
(M10169)
YOUNG, Flying-Officer James WilUam, M.B.E, R.A.F.
YOUNG, James Wolstan, O.B.E.
YOUNG, John, O.B.E, fi. 1858; s. of John Young,
of Falkirk, Scotland ; to. Jennie, d. of C F. Finch, of London.
Educ. : Privately. Engineer and Manager of the British Gas
Light Company's Hull Station ; now retired. War Work :
A Member of Lord Moulton's Committee ; Supervisor of the
counties of Northumberland, Durham, and Yorkshire for that
committee ; Commander of Special Constables. (011681)
YOUNG, Capt. John Ross, O.B.E.
YOUNG, Joseph Samuel, O.B.E.
YOUNG, Nathaniel James, M.B.E, 6. Oct. 1877 ; s. of
Nathaniel Young, of Clutton, Somerset. Educ. : Cameley
Schools, Somerset ; Private Academy, Bristol. General
Manager, Electricity and Tramways Department, Newport
Corporation, Newport, Mon. ; Joint Sec. of the District Joint
Industrial Council for the Tramways Industry, South Wales
Area. War Work : Considerable assistance given in transport
problems in South Wales ; Hon. Sec. of the Board of Trade
Advisory Committee in the South Wales Area. Addresses :
Town Hall, Newport, Mon. ; Bellevue, Belmont Hill, Caerleon,
Mon. Club : Monmouthshhe (Newport). (M10170)
YOUNG, Patricia Annie, M.B.B, fi. Jan. 1866 ; d. ot
Major Thomas Young, of Lincluden House, Stewartry of Kirk
cudbright. War Work : Hon. Sec. and Treas. Dumfries and
Maxwelltown Women's War ReUef Executive, 1914-19 ; Hon.
Sec. and Treas. and Joint Superintendent of Hospital Supplies
Depot, 1915-19 ; Hon. Sec. Sailors' and Soldiers' Buffet,
Dumfries Station, 1916-19 ; worked for three years in Max
welltown Red Cross Hospital. Address : Lincluden House,
Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. Clubs : Ladies' Army and Navy ;
Border Counties Ladies' (Dumfries). (M1128)
YOUNG, Patrick, O.B.E.
YOUNG, T. Col. Patrick Charles, CB.E, late T. Col. R.E, fi .
22 Jan. 1880 ; s. of Peter Alexander Young, M.D, J.P, of
Edinburgh; m. Elizabeth Harvey, d. of Patrick TurnbuU,
CA, of Edinburgh. Educ. : Edinburgh Academy, and
Christ's Coll. Cambridge. 1903-16, P.W.D. India ; Assistant
General Manager, N.W.R. ; Assist. Sec. and official Sec.
to the Railway Board ; now Acting General Manager, the
Pailan Mining Administration. War Work: Engmeer-m-
Chief, Nushki Extension RaUway, Baluchistan ; Deputy Chief
RaUway Construction Engineer, France ; Assist. Inspector-
General of Transportation, France, has Legion of Honour.
Addresses : Tientsin, N. China ; 1, Royal Circus, Edinburgh. (C1824)
YOUNG, Sister Pauline, C.B.E.
YOUNG, Major Riohard Ashmur Blah, O.B.E, A.P.D.
YOUNG, Capt. Richard Horton, M.B.E, 6. 21 Dec.
1879 ; s. of the late Capt. R. N. Young, R.H.A, of Oritogbury,
Northants. Educ. : Oxford Military CoU. War Work:
3rd Royal Warwickshire Regt. ; served with 1st and 2nd
Batts. in France, Mons Medal, 1914 ; Adjutant to No. 6 and
No. 13 Officer Cadet Batt. Address: Bloxham, Banbury.
Club : Badminton. (M5763)
YOUNG, Lieut. Riohard Linsley, M.B.E.
YOUNG, Robert, O.B.E, M.P, 6. 26 Jan. 1872 ; s. of
Robert Young, of Glasgow; to. Bessie Laurina, d. of C J.
Choldcroft, of Oxford. Educ. : Elementary Schools and
Ruskin Coll, Oxford. Late Gen. Sec. Amalgamated Society of
Engineers, now Member of Parliament, Newton Division of
Lancashire. War Work : Appointed by Minister of Munitions
to visit the Front to select soldier engineers for war work at
home • Member of Army Demobilisation Committee, De
mobilisation of Civil War Workers' Committee, and of National
Maritime Board. Address: 213, Barry Road, Dulwich,
S E 22 C°7°)

569

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

Young
YOUNG, Robert Arthur, C.B.E, M.D, B.Sc, F.R.C.P.,
6 6 Nov 1871 ; s. of the late WilUam Young, of London ;
m Fanny Caroline Phcebe, d. of the late Robert Muirhead
Kennedy I C S Educ. : United Westminster Schools ;
King's CoU ; ' Middlesex Hospital. Physician to the Middlesex
and Brompton Hospitals. War Work : Physician in charge of
Medical MUitary Wards, Middlesex Hospital ; Senior Physician,
City of London Red Cross Hospital, Finsbury Square. Ad
dress : 57, Harley Street, London, W. ] . ; Heath View, Tiptree,
Essex. Club: Savage. (C4124
YOUNG, Robert Hellyer, O.B.E.
YOUNG, Sidney, O.B.B, fi. 1869 ; s. of John Young ;
ro Ellen Mary d. of J. B. Penistan. Chairman of British
and Argentine Meat Co, Ltd, Las Palmas Produce Co,
Ltd "K" Steamship Co, Ltd, and Director of Planet
Assurance Co, Ltd. War Work : The first Director of Meat
Supplies under Lord Rhondda, and after on the Meat and
Livestock Advisory Committee at the Ministry of Food ; also
an ex officio Member of the River Plate Refrigerated Tonnage
Committee at the Board of Trade, the Meat and Allied Trades
Red Cross Fund Committee, and of the Officers' Association
Committee. Address : RedmUe, Sevenoaks, Kent. Clubs :
Argentine ; Alpine. (O890)
YOUNG, Rev. Stanislaus Dominic, D.S.O, O.B.E,
6. 7 May, 1884; s. of O. W. Young, F.S.I, of Liverpool.
Educ. : Downside School ; Liverpool Univ. (Law School) ;
Christ's Coll, Cambridge (M.A.). Priest in Roman Catholic
Church ; Member of Benedictine Community, Downside
Abbey ; Headmaster, Ealing Priory School. War Work :
Chaplain to Forces, Feb. 1915, to Aug. 1919 ; France, AprU,
1915, to Aug. 1919 ; thrice mentioned in despatches. Address :
Ealing Priory School, Ealing, W. 5. (05973)
YOUNG, Pilot-Officer Stanley Gordon, M.B.E, R.A.F.
YOUNG, Lieut. Stanley Harris, O.B.E, R.N.V.R,
fi. 5 March, 1888 ; s. of the late Harry Woodward Young, of
Hampstead ; m. Jessie, d. of William Francis Drewe, of Upper
Norwood. Educ. : Schorne Coll, Bucks, and H.M.S.
" Worcester." Partner in firm of Trafford and Young,
Surveyors, 100, Jermyn Street, S.W. 1. War Work : Joined
Anti-Aircraft Corps, R.N.V.R. in Oct. 1914 ; Commissioned as
Sub-Lieut. R.N.V.R, and went to sea in various craft, bases,
Lerwick and Dover, Oct. 1915 ; promoted to Lieut, command
of M.L. 306, base, Swansea, Oct. 1916 ; qualified as Gunnery
Lieut, bases, Lame and Granton. Addresses : 15, Dunmore
Road, Wimbledon ; 100, Jermyn Street, S.W. 1. (03596)
YOUNG, Sydney Roles, O.B.E, 6. 25 March, 1866 ; s. of
Thomas Young, of Clapham ; to. Florence Priscilla, d. of
Henry Lawry, of St. Minver, Cornwall. Educ. : St. Walter
St. John's School, Battersea. Superintending Clerk, Depart
ment of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty.
War Work : Head of the Salary Branch, Admhalty. Address :
76, Bromfelde Road, Clapham, S.W. 4. (011683)
YOUNG, Thomas, M.B.E, N.D.A, F.S.I, 6. 25 Oct.
1879 ; s. of Thomas Young, J.P, of Newbigging, Methven,
Perthshire. Educ. : Sharps, Perth ; West of Scotland Coll.
of Agriculture, Glasgow. Lecturer in Estate Management in
Agricultural CoU, Aspatria, Cumberland, Oct. 1901, to July,
1908 ; on staff of Edinburgh and Bast of Scotland Coll. of
Agriculture as Organiser and Lecturer in Agriculture in County
of Fife, Oct. 1908, to date. War Work : Sec. and Executive
Officer to Fife Agricultural Executive Committees for Increased
Food Production ; Sec. to Fife Women's County Agricultural
Committee for Organisation of Women Labour ; Agricultural
Superintendent under the Mimstry of Agriculture and Fisheries
for the reintroduction of Flax Production to Scotland as a
war measure for the manufacture of Aeroplane Wings ; Sec.
to the Fife Flax Advisory Committee ; author of a first prize
scheme for the settlement of discharged and disabled soldiers
and sailors on the land. (Ml 129)
YOUNG, Major Thomas Dunlop, O.B.E.
YOUNG, Thomas Pettigrew, M.B.E.
YOUNG, Lieut.-Comm. Thomas Wallace, O.B.E,
R.N.R.
YOUNG, Lieut. WaUace Melville, M.B.B.
YOUNG, Capt. Walter Gerald Paul, O.B.E.
YOUNG, Major William, O.B.E, V.D, M.B, C M.
YOUNG, Capt. WUUam Alexander, O.B.E., fi. July, 1884 ;
s. of John Young, of The Manor, Fisherton de ia Mere, Wilts ;
to. Marion Edith, d. of David G. Mitchell, of Wynyards,
Wimbledon. Educ. : Glasgow Academy, and Fettes Coll,
Edinburgh. Shipowner and Shipbroker ; Partner in firms of
W. A. Young & Co, and Hansen Bros, Young and Gillett,
7, Union Court, E.C. 2. War Work : MobUised Aug. 1914, with
the London Scottish, in which he was 2nd Lieut. ; immediately
after outbreak of war was promoted Capt. and detaUed to the
raising and training of new battalions ; eventually went to
France, and after serving in the trenches was severely wounded
at the first Battle of Arras ; sent home and found unfit for
further active service ; on discharge from hospital was posted
to the Ministry of Shipping, where he was chiefly associated with
the Requisition of the Dutch steamers in British Ports in 1918 ;
superintended the management of the fleet thus acquired by
the British Government along with a large number of time-
chartered neutral vessels ; after the Armistice redelivered all
the neutral steamers acquired by the British Government
to theh nationals. Addresses : 9, Woodhayes Road, Wimble
don Common ; c/o W. A. Young & Co, 7, Union Court, Old
Broad Street, E.C 2. Club : Caledonian. (011685)

YOUNG, Sir WUliam Douglas, K.B.E, C.M.G. ; s. of tha
late W Alexander George Young, C.M.G., Governor of Gold
Coast Colonv. Educ. : Charterhouse, Entered Colonial
Service, 1877; Chief Clerk, Government Secretary Offics,
British Guiana, 1889 ; Assistant Colonial Secretary, Mauritius
1895 ; Acting Colonial Secretary, 2_ years ; Commissioner,
Turks and Caicos Islands, 1901 ; Administrator Dominica,
1906-13 ; Acting Governor and Commander-in-Chief, Leeward
Islands, 1909 ; Administrator-Colonial Secretary, Santa
Lucia 1913-14 ; Acting Governor and Commander-in-Chief,
Windward Islands, 1914 ; Governor and Commander-in-Chief,
Falkland Islands, since 1914. Address : Government House,
Stanley, Falkland Islands. Club : Isthmian. (K321_)
YOUNG, Capt. WilUam Edward, M.B.E, M.S.C.R. ;
s. of the late Rev. WiUiam Frederick Young, M.A, B.D, of
Co. Tipperary, Deland ; m. LiUan Mary, d. of the late
Reuben Ross, of Ross, Gloucestershire. Educ : St. Peter's
School, York ; Canada. Commandant, MetropoUtan Police
Reserve, and Hon. General Sec. of the Free Church of England
(Episcopal) ; late Royal Dragoons, Royal Irish Constabulary,
Legion of Frontiersmen, National Reserve, etc. War Work:
Commander, Metropolitan Special Constabulary, Metropolitan
Observation Service ; served on numerous committees, including
the Veterans' Association, Land Settlement, War Orphans,
Seamen's, etc. Addresses : Nenagh, Thames Ditton, Surrey ;
Royal Colonial Institute, Northumberland Avenue, London.
Club : Tamesis SaiUng. (M4104)
YOUNG, WiUiam James, C.B.E. Rendered services to
Shipping during Great War. (C369)
YOUNG, WilUam Ronald, O.B.E.
YOUNG, Winifred, Mrs., M.B.B, M.A, B.Sc. (St.
Andrews), 6. 10 June, 1890 ; d. of James Ross, J.P, of Canisbay
Lodge, Newport, Fife ; in. Charles Robert, s. of Robert Young,
of Nottingham. Educ. : Univ. of St. Andrews. Formerly
Carnegie Research Scholar and FeUow, Univ. of St. Andrews.
War Work : Preparation of rare drugs for National Health
insurance Commission at Univ. of St. Andrews ; investigation
of problems connected with chemical warfare; Technical
Assistant, H.Q. Offices, Chemical Warfare Department,
Ministry of Munitions. Address : 14b, Belsize Lane, Hamp
stead, N.W. (M10172)
YOUNGE, Joseph Samuel, O.B.E, J.P. : s. of WUUam
Younge, of BalUnamana, Galway ; to. Edith Mary, d. of
John O'Connor, of Dublin. Educ. : Model School, Galway.
War Work : Worked for 4J- years in the cause of recruiting
in Ireland, and received letters of thanks from prominent
members of the Army and Navy. (011682)
YOUNGER, Jessie Alice, O.B.E, 6. 23 Sept. 1871 ; d. of
George Younger, of 10, Lynedoch Crescent, Glasgow. Educ. :
The Park School, Glasgow; Cambridge Univ. (Girton CoU,
Cambridge). Civil Servant; Chief Woman Officer, Ministry
of Labour, Employment Department. War Work : Recruiting
women labour for Munition Factories ; for substitution ; and for
Women's Auxiliary War Services. Addresses : Divisional Office,
Ministry of Labour, 44, Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh;
6, Osborne Terrace, Edinburgh. Clubs : Lyceum ; Ladies
Caledonian (Edinburgh) ; Kelvin (Glasgow) ; Literary
(Glasgow). (O2042)
YOUNGER, Lieut.-Col. John Henderson, O.B.E.
YOUNGER, Rt. Hon. Sir Robert, G.B.E, fi. 12 Sept.
1861 ; s. of James Younger, of AUoa. Educ. : Edinburgh
Academy, and Balliol Coll, Oxford. Lord Justice of Appeal.
War Work: Joint Chahman of AUens' Internment and
Repatriation Committee, 1915-17 ; Chahman of Government
Committee on Treatment by the Enemy of British Prisoners of
War; a British Delegate at the Hague Conference with
German Delegates on the Treatment of Prisoners of War in
1917 ; Chahman of Home Office Committee on Interned
Enemy Aliens, 1919. Address : 73, South Audley Street, W.C.
Clubs : Athenaeum ; Oxford and Cambridge ; New University ;
Garrick ; Bachelors' ; New (Edinburgh). (G12)
YOUNGHUSBAND, Arthur Delavel, CS.I, C.B.E,
6. 1854 ; s. of the late Gen. Robert Romer Younghusband, C.B,
of 106, Pembroke Road, CUfton, Bristol; m. Maud Helen,
d. of Lewis Gordon. Educ. : Rugby ; Clifton Coll. ; BaUiol
Coll. Oxford. Entered I.C.S. 1875 ; Assist. Commr. Central
Provinces, 1891 ; Dep. Commr. 1892 ; Commr. 1897 ; M.L.C.
Bombay, 1903 ; Member of Council of Viceroy of India, 1904 ;
Commr. in Sind, 1905 ; retired, 1912 ; has Kaisir-i-Hind
medal. Address : Priory House, Long Bennington, near
Grantham. (C3069)
YOUNGHUSBAND, Herbert WiUiam, M.B.E.
YOUNGHUSBAND, Jonathan, M.B.E. Censor, Durban.
(M10260)
YOUNGMAN, Annie, M.B.E, 6. 21 AprU, 1894. Educ. :
Watford. Junior Administrative Assist, Ministry of Shipping.
War Work: Canteen work at the Eagle Hut. Address :
84, Shaftesbury Road, Crouch HiU, London, N. (M2691)
YOUNGMAN, Walter, M.B.B.
YOUNGSON, Alexander, M.B.E, R.N.R.
YOURDI, Lieut.-Col. John Robert, O.B.E, B.A, M.B,
B.Ch., R.A.M.C, 6. 6 Feb. 1855 ; s. of Nicholas George Yourdi,
of Queenstown, Co. Cork ; m. Hilda Margaret, d. of J. H. Rive,
of South-view, St. Saviour's, Jersey, CI. Educ: Trinity
CoU, Dublin. Served in the Egyptian Campaign, 1882,
Medal and Khedive Star ; officiating Principal Medical Officer,
9th (Secunderabad) Division, India, 1906; Senior Medical

570

BIOGRAPHIES.

Zobel

Officer, Jersey District, 1907-10. War Work : Re-employed
at outbreak of the war ; served as S.M.O. Jersey District,
Nov 1914, to AprU, 1919; President of Recruiting Medical
Board under the Jersey MUitary Service Act ; mentioned for
valuable service rendered in connection with the war, 1917.
Address : Spring Bank, St. Heliers, Jersey. Club : Victoria
(Jersey). ,._.__ (07897)
YOXALL, George, O B.E.
YUILL, Lieut. Alexander Claude Roy, O.B.E, R.N.V.R.
YULE, Capt. Charles Bernard Besly, O.B.E, R.A.
YULE, George Udny, C.B.E, fi. 1871 ; s. of the late Sir
George Udny Yule, K.C.S.I, C.B. Educ. : Winchester, and
Univ. Coll. London. Hon. M.A. Camb. 1913 ; appointed Univ.
Lecturer in Statistics, Cambridge, 1912 ; Head of Statistics
and Information Branch (later Dhector of Requirements),
Ministry of Food, 1917 ; employed in Army Contracts Depart.
1915-16. Address : St. John's College, Cambridge. Club :
SavUe. (C349)
YULE, Capt. Jaok Seymour. O.B.E, 6. 29 Sept. 1889 ;
s. of George Udny Yule, of Calcutta. Educ : Repton, R.M.A.,
Woolwich. Royal Engineers, employed as Staff Officer ; Chief

Signal Officer (British Forces on the Rhine). Club: Junior
United Service. (08611)
YULE, Capt. John StirUng, M.B.E, RF.A. (T.).

ZAHAROFF, Sir Basil, G.C.B, G.B.E, 6. 1850. Educ :
London and Paris. Doctor of Laws, Paris; Banker. War
Work : Founded Professorships of Aviation at Universities of
Paris, Petrograd, and London ; also Marshal Foch Professor
ship of French Literature at Oxford University ; Field Marshal
Haig Professorship of BngUsh Literature at Paris University ;
has Grand Cross of Legion of Honour. Addresses : 53, Avenue
Hoche, Paris ; Chateau de BaUncourt. Seine-et-Oise, France.
Club : Marlborough.
ZANZIBAR, Rt. Rev. Frank Weston, Bishop of, O.B.B,
M.A, D.D, fi. 1871 ; 4th s. of R. W. G. Weston. Chaplain of
St. Andrew's Coll. Zanzibar, 1898-99 ; Warden, St. Mark's
Theological Coll. Zanzibar, 1899—1901 ; Principal, St.
Andrew's Training Coll. Kiungani, Zanzibar, 1901-8 ; Chancel
lor of Zanzibar Cathedral, 1904-8; Hon. Maj. Zanz. Carrier
Corps, 1916 (mentioned in despatches, 1917). (02235)
ZOBEL, EUzabeth, Mrs., M.B.E.

571

THE MOST EXCELLENT ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.
Sovereign of the Order,
H.M. THE KING.
Grand Master and FirSt or Principal Knight Grand Cross,
H.R.H. THE PRIN€E OP WALES, E.G., 4 June 1917.

KNIGHTS GRAND CROSS.
(G.B.E.)
(m.) signifies Military Division.

1 Connaught, Field-Marshal H.R.H. The Duke of, 4 June,
1917.
2 Gladstone, Viscount, 4 June, 1917.
3 Emmott, Lord, 4 June, 1917.
4 Monlton, Lord, 4 June, 1917.
5 Sydenham, Lord, 4 June, 1917.
6 Strathclyde, Lord, 4 June, 1917.
8 Stanley, Hon. Sh Arthur, 4 June, 1917.
9 Geddes, Rt. Hon. Sh Eric CampbeU, 4 June, 1917.
10 Pearson, Sh (Cyril) Arthur, Bart, 4 June, 1917.
11 Sankey, Sh John, 4 June, 1917.
12 Younger, Sh Robert, 4 June, 1917.
14 Chelmsford, Lord, 4 Dec. 1917.
15 Willineton, Lord, 4 Dec. 1917.
16 Hyderabad, H.H. Mzam-ul-Daula Nawab Mir Sir Usman
AU Khan Bahadur, Fatch Yang of, 4 Dec. 1917.
17 Mysore, H.H. Maharaja Sri Sh Krishnaraja Wadiyar
Bahadur of, 4 Dec. 1917.
18 Scindhia of Gwalior, H.H. Maharaja Sir MadhoRao Bahadur,
4 Dec. 1917.
19 Jammu and Kashmir, H.H. Maharaja Sh Pratap Singh
Bahadur of, G.CS.I., G.C.I.E, 1 Jan. 1918.*
20 Jaipur, H.H. Maharajadhhaja Sir Sawai Madho Singh
Bahadur of, G.CS.I, G.C.I.E, G.CV.O, 1 Jan. 1918.
21 Kotah, H.H. Maharao Sir Umed Singh Bahadur of, G.CS.I.,
G.C.I.E, 1 Jan. 1918.
22 Patiala, H.H. Maharajadhhaja Sri Sir Bhupindar Singh
Mahindar Bahadur, of, G.C.I.E, 1 Jan. 1918.
23 Dunlop, Sir Thomas, Bart, 1 Jan. 1918.
24 EUis, Sh WilUam Henry, 1 Jan, 1918.
25 Garten, Sh Richard Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
26 Harrel, Rt. Hon. Sir David, 1 Jan. 1918.
27 Hudson, Sir Robert Arundell, 1 Jan. 1918.
28 Lee of Fareham, Lord, 1 Jan. 1918.
29 Plender, Sir WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
30 Wingate, Sh Francis Reginald, 1 Jan. 1918.

31 Brooks, Sh Arthur David, 3 June, 1918.
32 Garstin, Sir William Edmund, 3 June, 1918.
33 Gordon, Sh Charles Blah, 3 June, 1918.
34 Plymouth, Earl of, 3 June, 1918.
35 Strong, Rt. Reverend Sir Thomas Banks, 3 June, 1918.
37 Liverpool, Earl of, 3 June, 1918.
38 Miles, Sir Herbert Scott Gould, 3 June, 1918.
39 Sclater, Sh Henry Crichton, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
40 Durnford. Sir Walter, 1 Jan. 1919.
41 Ellis, Sir Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
42 Peel, Viscount, 1 Jan. 1919.
43 Raglan, Lord, 1 Jan. 1919.
44 Ward, Sh Edward Willis Duncan, Bart. 1 Jan. 1919.
45 Nawanagar, H.H. Jam of, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
46 Sykes. Sir Frederick Hugh, 26 Aug. 1919.
48 ChUston, Viscount, 1 Jan. 1920.
49 Gibb, Sh Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
51 Harris, Sh Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
52 Highmore, Sir Nathaniel Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
53 Home, Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Stevenson, 1 Jan, 1920.
54 Kindersley, Sir Robert Molesworth, 1 Jan. 1920.
55 Livesey, Sir Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
56 Meath, Earl of. 1 Jan. 1920.
57 Munro, Sir Thomas, 1 Jan. 1020.
58 Denisou-Pender, Sir John, 1 Jan. 1920.
59 Ridsdale Sir Edward Aurelian, 1 Jan. 1920.
60 Shipley, Sir Arthur Everett, 1 Jan. 1920.
61 Smith, Sir Henry Babington, 1 Jan. 1920.
62 Bates, Sh Percy Elly, Bart, 5 June, 1920.
63 MacLeod, Sir John Lame, 5 June, 1920.
64 Robinson, Sir Thomas Bilbe, 5 June, 1920.
65 Samuel, Rt. Hon. Sh Herbert Louis, 11 June 1920.
66 Cox, Sh Edward Owen, 15 Oct. 1920.
67 Haking, Sir Richard Cyril Byrne, 1 Jan. 1921 (M.)
68 Bikaner, H.H. The Maharaja of, 1 Jan. 1921. (M.)
69 Scarborough, Earl of, 12 Feb. 1921. (M.)

DAMES GRAND CROSS.
(G.B.E.)

1 Lawley, Annie Allen, Hon. Lady, 4 June, 1917.
2 Paget, Louisa Margaret LeUa Weymss, Lady, 4 June, 1917
3 Reid, Flora, Lady, 4 June, 1917.
4 Furse, Dame Katharine, 4 June, 1917.
5 Chelmsford. Francis Charlotte, Lady, 4 Dec. 1917.
6 Bhopal. H.H. Nawab Sultan Jahan Begum of, 1 Jan. 1918.
7 Ampthill, Margaret, Lady, CI, 1 Jan. 1918.
9 Dawson, Aimee Evelyn, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
10 Montrose, Violet Hermione, Duchess of, 1 Jan. 1918.
11 Northclirfe, Mary Elizabeth, Viscountess, 1 Jan. 1918.
12 Liverpool, Annette Louise, Countess of, 1 Jan. 1918.
13 Christian, H.R.H. Princess, 3 June, 1918.
14 Argyll, H.R.H. Princess Louise, Duchess of, 3 June, 1918.
15 Helena Victoria. H.H. Princess. C.I, 3 June, 1918.
16 Becher, Dame Ethel Hope, 3 June, 1918. (if.)
17 Harcourt, Mary Ethel, Viscountess, 3 June, 1918.

H.M. THE QUEEN, 24 Aug. 1917.
H.M. QUEEN ALEXANDRA, 1 Jan. 1918.
19 Winchester, Charlotte Josephine, Marchioness of, 3 June,
20 McCarthy, Dame Emma Maud, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
21 Novar, Helen Hermione, Viscountess, 3 June, 1918.
22 Browne, Dame Sidney Jane, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
23 Beatrice, H.R.H. Princess, 1 Jan. 1919.
24 Marie Louise, H.H. Princess, 1 Jan. 1919.
26 Buxton, MUdred, Viscountess, 1 Jan. 1919.
27 Swift, Dame Sarah Ann, 1 Jan. 1919.
28 Waterford.Beatrix Frances, Marchioness of, 1 Jan. 1919.
29 Airlie, Mabell Frances Elizabeth, Countess of, 1 Jan. 1920.
30 Lansdowne, Maud Evelyn, Marchioness of, 1 Jan. 1920.
31 Reading, Alice Edith, Countess of, 1 Jan. 1920.
32 de Saumarez, Annie, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
33 George, Dame Margaret Lloyd, 16 Aug. 1920.

573

KNIGHTS COMMANDERS.

(K.B.E.)

1 FeUowes, Rt. Hon. Sh AUwyn Edward, 4 June, 1917.
2 Maclean, Rt. Hon. Sir Donald, 4 June, 1917.
3 Goschen, Hon. Sh William Henry, 4 June, 1917.
9 Raven, Sir Vincent Litchfield, 4 June, 1917.
10 Anderson, Sir Alan Garrett, 4 June, 1917.
11 Austin, Sh Herbert, 4 June, 1917.
12 Bledisloe, Lord, 4 June, 191?.
13 Bell, Sh Thomas, 4 June, 1917.
14 Carter, Sir George John, 4 June. 1917,
15 Clerk, Sh Dugald. 4 June, 1917.
16 Cleland, Sir Charles John, 4 June, 1917.
17 Cullen of Ashbourne, Brien Ibrican, Lord, 4 June, 1917.
18 Collingwood, Sh William, 4 June, 1917.
19 Fielding, Sir Charles WUUam, 4 June, 1917.
20 Findlay, Sir John Ritchie, 4 June, 1917.
22 Harris, Sir Henry Percy, 4 June, 1917.
23 Herbert, Sir Alfred Edward, 4 June, 1917.
24 Hunter, Sir John, 4 June, 1917.
25 Irvin, Sir John Hannell, 4 June 1917.
26 Jackson, Sir Cyril, 4 June, 1917.
27 Jackson, Sir Herbert Samuel, 4 June, 1917.
29 Llewelyn, Sh Leonard Wilkinson, 4 June, 1917.
30 Macassey, Sir Lynden, 4 June, 1917.
31 Morgan, Sir Herbert Edward, 4 June, 1917.
32 Partridge, Sir Cecil, 4 June, 1917.
33 Pollock Sir Ernest Murray, 4 June 1917
34 Robinson, Sir Thomas, 4 June, 1919.
35 Roberts, Sir Arthur Cornelius, 4 June, 1917.
36 Robbins, Sh Edmund, 4 June, 1917.
37 Samuel, Sir John Smith, 4 June, 1917.
38 Stewart, Sir Edward, 4 June, 1917.
39 Stokes, Sh Frederick WUfred Scott. 4 June, 1917.
40 Threlfall, Sh Richard, 4 June, 1917.
41 Wallace, Sh Johnstone, 4 June, 1917.
42 Walton, Sir WUliam, 4 June, 1917. (M.)
43 Yapp, Sir Arthur KeysaU, 4 June, 1917.
44 Dhar, H.H. Raja Sh Udaji Rao Puar of, 4 Dec. 1917.
45 Hewett, Sir John Prescott, 4 Dec. 1917.
46 Cleveland, Sh Charles Raitt, 4 Dec. 1917.
48 Aglen, Sir Francis Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
49 BaUlie, Sir Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
50 Barlow, Sh Clement Anderson Montague, 1 Jan. 1918.
51 Beale, Sh John Field, 1 Jan, 1918.
52 Beatson, Sh George Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
53 Becker, Sh Walter, 1 Jan, 1918.
54 Caird, Sir Andrew, 1 Jan. 1918.
55 Cantlie, Sir James, 1 Jan. 1918.
56 Close, Sir Charles Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
57 Davies, Sir Alfred Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
58 Davies, Sir Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918.
59 Davison, Sh WUliam Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
60 Dennis, Sir Alfred Hull, 1 Jan. 1918.
61 Dickinson, Rt. Hon. Sir Willoughby Hyett, 1 Jan. 1918.
62 Don, Sir WUUam, 1 Jan. 1918.
63 Dorman, Sh Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1918.
64 Elliott, Sir Bignell George, 1 Jan. 1918.
65 Eve, Sh Herbert Trustram, 1 Jan. 1918.
66 Fletcher, Sir Walter Morley, 1 Jan. 1918.
67 Forwood, Sh WUUam Bower, 1 Jan. 1918.
68 Fowler, Sir Henry, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
69 Galloway, Sh James, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
71 Goadby, Sir Kenneth Weldon, 1 Jan. 1918.
72 Goldfinch, Sir Arthur Home, 1 Jan. 1918.
73 Goode, Sir WiUiam Athelstane Meredith, 1 Jan. 1918.
74 Gracie. Sir Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918.
75 Grey-WUson, Sir William, 1 Jan. 1918.
76 Guthrie, Sh Connop, 1 Jan. 1918.
77 Hall, Sh Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
78 Harris, Sh Arthur Ambrose Hall, 1 Jan. 1918.
79 Henderson, Sh Frederick Ness, 1 Jan. 1918.
80 Henriques, Sir Philip Gutterez, 1 Jan. 1918.
81 HUey, Sh Ernest Varvill, 1 Jan. 1918.
82 Holbrook, Sir Arthur Richard, 1 Jan. 1918.
84 Hunter, Sir George Burton, 1 Jan. 1918.
85 Jackson, Sir Louis Charles, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
86 Jarmay, Sir John Gustave, 1 Jan. 1918.
87 Jones, Sir Edgar Rees, 1 Jan. 1918.
88 Jones, Sir Roderick, 1 Jan. 1918.
89 Kenderdine, Sh Charles Halestaff, 1 Jan. 1918.
91 Lloyd, Sir John HaU Seymour, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
92 Mann, Sh John, 1 Jan. 1918.

93 94
9596
979899
100102103104105
106107109
110
112113
114115 116117119
121
122 123 124125
126
127
128129130 131
132 133134135136
137138139140 141
142143144145146147148149150151153154155156157158159160161162163164166167168109170171172173174175176177178179 180

MarshaU, Sh Arthur Harold, 1 Jan. 1918.
Mav, Sh George Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
McClelland, Sh Peter Hannay, 1 Jan. 1918.
McKechnie, Sir James, 1 Jan. 1918.
Ogilvie, Sh Andrew Muter John, 1 Jan. 1918.
Penson, Sh Thomas Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
Penton, Sh Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
Preston, Sh Frederick George Panizzi, 1 Jan. 1918.
Robertson, Sh Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
Rowell, Sh Herbert Babington, 1 Jan. 1918.
Smith, Sh Harry, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stewart, Sh Charles John, 1 Jan. 1918.
Storey, Sir Thomas James, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stothert, Sh Percy Kendall, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stuart, Sir Campbell, 1 Jan. 1918.
Sykes, Sir Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
Thomson, Sir William Rowan, 1 Jan. 1918.
Warner, Sh Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
Welby, Sh Alfred Cholmeley Earle, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stack, Sir Lee Oliver FitzMaurice, 1 Jan. 1918.
Barrett, Sir James WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
Clarkson, Sh WUUam, 1 Jan. 1918.
Steward, Sir George, 1 Jan. 1918.
McGrath, Sh Patrick Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
Caruana, Most Rev. Maurice, Bishop of Malta, 1 Jan. 1918.
im Thurn, Sir Everard Ferdinand, 1 Jan. 1918.
Manning, Sh WilUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
Wallace. Sh Laurence Aubrey, 1 Jan. 1918.
Young, Sir Arthur Henderson, 1 Jan. 1918.
Bourne, Sh Henry Roland Murray, 24 May, 1918.
Goold-Adams, Sir Henry Edward Fane, 3 June, 1918. (ii.i
Archer, Sir John, 3 June, 1918.
Readett-Bayley, Sh Henry Dennis, 3 June, 1918.
Benn, Sir Arthur Shirley, 3 June, 1918.
Brittain, Sh Harry, 3 June, 1918.
Byrne, Sir Joseph Aloysius, 3 June, 1918.
Caine, Sir HaU, 3 June. 1918.
Chambers, Sir Theodore Gervase, 3 June, 1918.
Cobb, Sh Cyril Stephen, 3 June, 1918.
Connell, Sh Robert Lowden, 3 June, 1918.
Cooke, Sir Edward Marriott, 3 June, 1918.
Darwin, Sh Horace, June 3, 1918.
Duthie, Sir John, 3 June, 1918.
Esplen, Sir John, 3 June, 1918.
Ferguson, Sh John, 3 June, 1918.
Garnsey, Sir Gilbert Francis, 3 June, 1918.
Hadcock, Sir Albert George, 3 June, 1918.
Harrison, Sh Cecil Reeves, 3 June, 1918.
Henn, Sh Sydney Herbert Holcroft, 3 June, 1918.
Holmden, Sh Osborn George, 3 June, 1918.
Houston, Sh Alexander Cruikshank, 3 June, 1918.
Japp, Sh Henry, 3 June, 1918.
Kinnear, Sh Walter Samuel, 3 June, 1918.
Levick, Sh Hugh Gwynne, 3 June, 1918.
Lowrey, Sir Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
Lumsden, Sh John, 3 June, 1918.
McGowan, Sir Harry Duncan, 3 June, 1918.
Mackenzie, Sh WilUam Warrender, 3 June, 1918.
Mendl, Sh Sigismund Ferdinand, 3 June, 1918.
Middleton, Sir Thomas Hudson, 3 June, 1918.
Nathan, Sh Frederic Lewis, 3 June, 1918.
Nimmo, Sh Adam, 3 June, 1918.
Orpen, Sir WilUam Newenham Montague, 3 June, 1918.
Pehse, Sh Richard Henry, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Perry, Sir Percival Lea Dewhurst, 3 June, i918.
Peters, Sh Lindley Byron, 3 June, 1918.
Sinclah, Sh Wahond Arthur Frank, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Smith, Sir Allan MacGregor, 3 June, 1918.
Spencer, Sh Thomas Harris, 3 June, 1918.
Spicer, Sh Howard Handsly, 3 June, 1918.
Stern, Sh Albert, 3 June, 1918.
Stewart, Sh Robert King, 3 June, 1918.
Fox-Symons, Sh Robert, 3 June, 1918.
Taggart, Sh James, 3 June, 1918.
Taylor, Sh William Francis Kyffln, 3 June, 1918.
Thomson, Sir Courtauld, 3 June, 1918.
Mitchell-Thomson, Sh William, Bart, 3 June, 1918.
Thornycroft, Sh John Edward, 3 June, 1918.
Tritton, Sh Seymour Biscoe, 3 June, 1918.
Hume-WUliams, Sir WilUam Ellis, 3 June, 1918.
Wilson, Sir Thomas Fleming, 3 June, 1918.

574

DAMES COMMANDERS
(D.B.E.)

KNIGHTS COMMANDERS
(K B.E i

KNIGHTS COMMANDERS.

181 Bhagwati Prasad Singh, Maharaja Bahadur Sir, 3 June,
1918.
182 Young, Sh Frank Popham, 3 June, 1918.
183 Darbhanga, Maharaja Sh Bameshwar Singh Bahadur of,
3 June, 1918.
184 Pirajhao, Sir Bapu Sahib Ghatge, 3 June, 1918.
185 Harvey, Sh George Samuel Abercromble, 3 June, 1918.
186 French, Sir John RusseU, 3 June, 1918.
187 Wallers, Sh Evelyn Ashley, 3 June, 1918.
188 Cashin, Hon. Sir Michael Patrick, S June, 1918.
189 Adams, Sir Arthur Robert, 3 June, 1918.
190 Duff, Sh Hector Livingstone, 3 June, 1919.
191 Price, Sh Rhys Howell, 19 Dec, 1918. (M.)
192 Wright, Sir Almroth Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
193 Friend, Rt. Hon. Sh Lovick Barnsby, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
194 Hickson, Sir Samuel, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
195 Thornton, Sir Henry Worth, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
196 Brown, Sir George McLaren, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
197 Thomas, Sh John Lynn, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
198 Bruce-Porter, Sir Harry Edwin Bruce, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
199 Ommanney, Sh Robert Nelson, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
200 Inglefleld, Sir Edward Fitzmaurice, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
201 Pears, Sh Edmund RadcUffe, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
202 Boys, Sh Francis Theodore, 1 Jan. 1919.
203 Budd, Sir CecU Lindsay, 1 Jan. 1919.
204 Burnett, Sh Edward Napier, 1 Jan. 1919.
205 Butler, Sh Geoffrey, 1 Jan. 1919.
206 Carmichael, Sh James, 1 Jan. 1919.
207 Clement, Sh Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
208 Kinloch-Cooke, Sh Clement, 1 Jan. 1919.
209 Tudor-Craig, Sh Algernon, 1 Jan. 1919.
210 Curtis, Sh Richard James, 1 Jan. 1919.
211 Daniels, Sh Percy, 1 Jan. 1919.
212 Eyles, Sir Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919.
213 Gibson, Sir Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919.
214 Green, Sh Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919.
215 Haggard, Sir Henry Rider, 1 Jan. 1919.
216 Halsey, Sh Laurence Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
217 Jones, Sh WiUiam John, 1 Jan. 1919.
218 Lees, Sh John McKie, 1 Jan. 1919.
219 Leslie, Sh Norman Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919.
220 Mackenzie, Sh Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919.
222 McLaughlin, Sir Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
223 ManseU, Sir John Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919.
224 MaxweU, Sh WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919.
225 Newton, Sh George Douglas Cochrane, 1 Jan. 1919.
226 Pares, Sh Bernard, 1 Jan. 1919.
227 Pedder, Sh John, 1 Jan. 1919.
228 Piggott, Sir George Bettesworth, 1 Jan. 1919.
229 Poison, Sh Thomas Andrew, 1 Jan. 1919.
230 Pope, Sir WiUiam Jackson, 1 Jan. 1919.
231 Reid, Sh George ArchdaU O'Brien, 1 Jan. 1919.
232 Rhiud, Sh Thomas Duncan, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
233 Sparks, Sh Ashley, 1 Jan. 1919.
234 Standing, Sh Guy, 1 Jan. 1919.
235 Strahan, Sh Aubrey, 1 Jan. 1919.
236 Thorn, Sh WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919.
237 Warrack, Sir James Howard, 1 Jan. 1919.
238 Waterlow, Sh William Alfred, 1 Jan 1919.
239 Whinney, Sh Arthur Francis, 1 Jan. 1919.
240 White. Sh WiUiam Hale, 1 Jan. 1919.
241 WiUert, Sh Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
242 Wimble, Sh John Bowring, 1 Jan. 1919.
243 Woods, Sir James WilUams, 1 Jan. 1919.
244 Wormald, Sh John, 1 Jan. 1919.
245 Wyon, Sh Albert WUUam, 1 Jan. 1919.
246 Dennys, Sir Hector Travers, 1 Jan. 1919.
247 Reed, Sh Stanley, 1 Jan. 1919.
248 Richards, Sir Henry George, 1 Jan. 1919.
249 Thomson, Sh James Wishart, 1 Jan. 1919.
250 Bernard, Sir Edgar Edwin, 1 Jan. 1919.
251 Stavert, Sh WUliam Ewen, 1 Jan. 1919.
252 Hambro, Sir Eric, 1 Jan. 1919..
253 CoUins, Sh Godfrey Pattison, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
254 Headlam, Sir John Emerson Wharton, 1 Jan. 1919. (if.)
255 CresweU, Sh WUUam Rooke, 1 AprU, 1919. (M.)
256 Turner, Sir George Robertson, 1 April, 1919. (M.)
257 Vaughan-Lee, Sh Charles Lionel, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
258 Pryn, Sh William Wenmoth, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
259 Handyside. Sir Patrick Brodie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
260 Cust, Sir Herbert Edward Purey-, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
261 McNabb, Sir Daniel Joseph Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
262 Nance, Sir Arthur Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
263 Alton, Sir Francis Cooke, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
264 Khan, Nawab Sir Bahram, 3 June, 1919.
265 Singh, Raja Sh Daljit, 3 June, 1919.
266 Sitole, Sardar Sh Appaji Rao, 3 June, 1919.
267 Murray, Sir Valentine, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
268 BaUance, Sh HamUton Ashley. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
269 Fhth, Sir Robert Hammill, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
270 Money, Sir Arthur Wigram, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
271 Jackson, Sir Robert Whyte MelvUle, 3 June, 1919. (ii.)
272 Watson, Sh Harrv Davis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
273 Bowman-Manifold, Sh Michael Graham Egerton, 3 June,
1919. (M.)
274 Clayton, Sir GUbert I'alkingham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
275 Gordon-Watson, Sir Charles Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
276 Long, Sir Arthur, 3 June. 1919. (M.) ,
277 White-Thomson, Sh Hugh Davie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)

278 Forbes, Sh Arthur WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (Jt.)
280 Seymour, Sir Edward Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
281 Dick, Sir Arthur Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
282 Ridout, Sir Dudley Howard, 3 Juno, 1919. (M.)
283 SackvUle-West, Hon. Sir Charles John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
284 Poole, Sh Frederick Cuthbert. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
285 Stanistreet, Sh George Bradshaw, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
286 Davy, Sir Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
287 Woodhead, Sir German Sims, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
288 Murphy, Sir Shirley Forster, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
289 Power, Sir D'Arcy, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
290 Wood, Sir James Leigh, S June, 1919. (m.)
291 Gray, Sir Henry Mcllree WilUamson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
292 Mayo-Robson, Sir Arthur William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
293 Symonds, Sir Charters James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
294 Mott, Sir Frederick Walker, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
295 Jones, Sir Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
296 Reid, Sir Archibald Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
297 Belfleld, Sh Herbert Eversley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
298 Bond, Sir Francis George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
299 Bewicke-Copley, Sh Robert Calverley AUngton, 3 June,
1919. (M.)
301 Pain, Sir George WiUiam Hacket, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
302 Raban, Sir Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
303 Balfour, Sir Alfred Granville. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
304 Morgan, Sir HU1 Godfrey, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
305 Browne, Lord Arthur Howe, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
306 Kell, Sir Vernon George Waldegrave, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
307 Bdis, Sh Robert William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
308 MacKenzie, Sir Robert Campbell, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
309 Bedford, Herbrand Arthur, Duke of, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
310 Ryan, Sir Charles Snodgrass, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
311 McCay, Hon. Sh James Whiteside, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
312 Crosbie, Sir John Chalker, 3 June, 1919.
313 Cotts, Sir WilUam Dingwall MitcheU, 3 June, 1919.
314 Fowle, Sir Henry Walter Hamilton, 3 June, 1919.
315 Hands, Sir Harry, 3 June, 1919.
316 Stanford, Hon. Sir Walter Ernest Mortimer, 3 June, 1919.
317 Bowring, Sir Charles Calvert, 3 June, 1919.
318 Fuller, Sh Francis Charle3 Bernard Dudley, 3 June, 1919.
319 Grey, Sir Raleigh, 3 June, 1919.
320 Wilson, Sh Henry Francis, 3 June, 1919.
321a Young, Sir William Douglas, 3 June, 1919.
3216 Wilberforce, Sh Herbert WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
321c Macauley, Sir George Bohun, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
321d Mackenzie-Kennedy, Sir Edward Charles WiUiam. 3 June,
1919. (M.)
321e Ross, Sir Walter Charteris, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
321/ Hedley, Sh Walter Coote, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
3213 Heron, Sir Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
3216 Stiles, Sir Harold Jalland, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
322a Thorburn, Sh William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
3226 Yarde-Buller, Hon. Sh Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
322e Thornton, Sir Edward Newbury, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
323 Brown, Sir Arthur Whitten, 27 June, 1919.
324 Rowlatt, Sh Frederick Terry, 5 Dec. 1919.
325 Jackson, Sir Herbert WiUiam, 5 Dec. 1919.
326 Smith, Sh Ross Macpherson, 26 Dec. 1919.
327 Smith, Sir Keith Macpherson, 26 Dec. 1919.
328 Couchman, Sh Francis Dundas, 30 Dec. 1919.
329 Hart, Sir George Sanky, 30 Dec. 1919.
330 Kaul, Sir Diwan Bahadur Dayer Kishan, 30 Dec. 1919.
331 McRobert, Sir Alexander, 30 Dec. 1919.
332 Stileman, Sir Harry Hampson, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
333 ElUs, Sir Edward Henry Fitzhardinge Heaton-, 1 Jan.
1920. (M.)
334 Hatch, Sir Ernest Frederick George, Bart., 1 Jan. 1920.
335 Rhodes, Sir Robert Heaton, 1 Jan. 1920.
336 Brooke, Sir Harry Vesey, 1 Jan. 1920.
337 Abell, Sh Westcott StUe, 1 Jan. 1920.
338 Abrahamson, Sir Martin Arnold, 1 Jan. 1920.
339 Agnew, Sh Patrick Daheagle, 1 Jan. 1920.
340 Alexander, Sir WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
341 Ashdown, Sir George Henry, 1 Jan. 1020.
342 Badock, Sir Henry Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
343 Baker, Sir Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
344 Balfour, Sh Isaac Bayley, 1 Jan. 1920.
345 Baynham, Sh Walter de Mouchet, 1 Jan. 1920.
346 Barraclough, Sir Samuel Henry Egerton, 1 Jan. 1920.
347 Beattie, Sh James, 1 Jan. 1920.
348 Beeton, Sh Mayson Moss, 1 Jan. 1920.
349 Berridge, Sir Thomas Henry Devereux, 1 Jan. 1920.
350 Berry, Sir Walter Wheeler, 1 Jan. 1920.
351 Blake, Sir Arthur Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
352 Bragg, Sir WilUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
354 Brown, Sh Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
355 Burn, Sir Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
356 Butler, Sh Cyril Kendall, 1 Jan. 1920.
357 Campbell, Sir Gordon Huntly, 1 Jan. 1920.
358 Chance, Sir Frederick WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
359 Charles, Sir James Thomas Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
360 Chave, Sir Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
361 Cohen, Sir Robert Waley, 1 Jan. 1920.
362 Colefax, Sh Henry Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
363 Currie, Sir James, 1 Jan. 1920.
364 Demetriadi, Sh Stephen, 1 Jan. 1920.
365 Dennis, Sir Raymond Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
366 Devonshire, Sir James Lyne, 1 Jan. 1920.
367 Dewrance, Sir John, 1 Jan. 1920.

575

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

368 Diamond, Sir William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
369 Down, Sir Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
370 Elphinstone, Sir George Keith BuUer, 1 Jan. 1920.
371 Fisher, Sir Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
372 Fitch, Sir Cecil Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
373 Freeman, Sh Philip Horace, 1 Jan. 1920.
374 German, Sir James, 1 Jan. 1920.
375 Gibbons, Sir Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
376 Gibbs, Sir Philip Hamilton, 1 Jan. 1920.
377 Goschen, Sir William Henry Neville, 1 Jan. 1920.
378 Lloyd-Greame, Sir Philip, 1 Jan. 1920.
'379 Gridley, Sir Arnold Babb, 1 Jan. 1920.
380 Harmer, Sir Sidney Frederic, 1 Jan. 1920.
381 Harris, Sir Austin Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
382 Harvey, Sir Ernest Maes, 1 Jan. 1920.
383 Hearn, Sir Walter Risley, 1 Jan. 1920.
384 Hertslet, Sir Cecil, 1 Jan. 1920.
385 Hodsdon, Sir James WUliam Beeman, 1 Jan. 1920.
386 Hutchings, Sh Alan, 1 Jan. 1920.
387 Johnston, Sir George Lawson, 1 Jan. 1920
388 Jones, Sir Bertram Hyde, 1 Jan. 1920.
389 Knudsen, Sir Karl Fredrik, 1 Jan. 1920.
390 Legg, Sir George Edward Wiekham, 1 Jan. 1920.
391 Lobnitz, Sir Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
392 Lucan, Earl of, 1 Jan. 1920.
393 Macardie, Sir Thomas Callan, 1 Jan. 1920.
394 Macleod, Sh Frederick Larkins, 1 Jan. 1920.
395 Macnaghten, Hon. Sir Malcolm Martin, 1 Jan. 1920.
396 Macneal, Sh Hector Murray, 1 Jan. 1920.
397 Mansfield, Sir Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
398 Mayhew, Sh Basil Edgar, 1 Jan. 1920.
399 Metcalfe, Sir George, 1 Jan. 1920.
400 Mooney, Sir John Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
401 Murray, Sir George, 1 Jan. 1920.
402 Nicol, Sir Thomas Drysdale, 1 Jan. 1920.
403 Notley, Sh Franke Bartlett Stuart, 1 Jan. 1920.
404 Oman, Sir Charles William Chadwick, 1 Jan. 1920.
405 O'Neill, Sir Arthur Eugene, 1 Jan. 1920.
406 Packe, Sir Edward Hussey, 1 Jan. 1920.
407 Paton, Sir Alfred Vaughan, 1 Jan. 1920.
408 Petavel, Sir Joseph Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
409 Petersen, Sh William, 1 Jan. 1920.
410 PhUlips, Sir Percival, 1 Jan. 1920.
411 Prothero, Sir George Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
412 Rae, Sir James Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
413 Raeburn, Sir Ernest Manifold, 1 Jan. 1920.
414 Renwick, Sir Harry Benedetto, 1 Jan. 1920.
415 Robinson, Sir Harry Perry, 1 Jan. 1920.
416 Robson, Sir Herbert Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
417 Ruck, Sir Richard Matthews, 1 Jan. 1920.
418 RusseU, Sir Herbert WUliam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
419 Salvidge, Sir Archibald Tutton James, 1 Jan. 1920.
420 Samson, Sir Edward Marlay, 1 Jan. 1920.
421 Sanders, Sir Charles John Ough, 1 Jan. 1920.
422 Schooling, Sir WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
423 Simmons, Sir William Anker, 1 Jan. 1920.
424 Singer, Sir Mortimer, 1 Jan. 1920.
425 Sladen, Sir Sampson, 1 Jan. 1920.
426 Smethurst, Sir Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920
427 Smith, Sir Malcolm, 1 Jan. 1920.
428 Snagge, Sir Harold Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.

429 Sutherland, Sir Arthur Munro, 1 Jan. 1920.
430 Swaish, Sir John, 1 Jan. 1920.
431 Tato, Sir Robert William, 1 Jan. 1920.
432 Thomas, Sh William Beach, 1 Jan. 1920.
433 Thompson, Sir Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
434 Thurston, Sir Thomas George Owens, 1 Jan. 1920.
435 Tomasson, Sir WUUam Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
436 Turner, Sir Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
437 Wallace, Sir David, 1 Jan. 1920.
438 Waterhouse, Sir Nicholas Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
439 Weaver, Sir Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1920.
440 Webb, Sir Arthur Lisle Ambrose, 1 Jan. 1920.
441 Colchester- Wemyss, Sir Maynard Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
442 Willis, Sir Frederick James, 1 Jan. 1920.
443 Wright, Sir William Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
443a Densham, Sir Harry Percival, 1 Jan. 1920.
4436 Fraser, Sir Drummond, 1 Jan. 1920.
443c OConor, Sir John, 1 Jan. 1920.
443d Dukes, Sir Paul, 1 Jan. 1920.
444 Colyer, Sir James Frank, 30 Jan. 1920.
445 Ware, Sh Fabian Arthur Goulstone, 23 Feb. 1920. (SI.)
446 Valadier, Sir Auguste Charles, 3 March, 1920.
446a Percy, Sir John Samuel Jocelyn, 15 March, 1920.
447 Share, Sir Hamnet Holditch, 16 AprU, 1920.
448 Van Ryneveld, Sir Helperus Andrias, 14 May, 1920.
449 Brand, Sir Christopher Joseph Quintin. 14 May, 1920.
450 Apsey, Sir John, 5 June, 1920.
451 Bowater, Sir Frederick William, 5 June, 1920.
452 D'Egville, Sir Howard, 5 June, 1920.
453 Elliot, Sir J.imes Duncan, 5 June, 1920.
_54 Finlay, Sir William, 5 June. 1920.
455 Grant, Sh James Dundas-, 5 June, 1920.
456 Grayson, Sir Henry Mulleneux, 5 June, 1920.
457 Harvey, Sir Ernest Musgrave, 5 June, 1920.
458 Holt, Sir Vesey George Mackenzie, 5 June, 1920.
459 Lawson, Sir Arnold, 5 June, 1920.
460 Peat, Sir William Henry, 5 June, 1920.
461 Proctor, Sh PhiUp Bridger, 5 June, 1920.
462 Stamp, Sir Josiah Charles, 5 June, 1920.
463 Taylor, Sir William, 5 June, 1920.
464 Walker, Sir Alexander, 5 June, 1920.
465 Williams, Sir Archer John Alien-, 5 June, 1920.
466 Hayter, Sh WiUiam Goodenough, 24 Aug. 1920.
467 Young, Sir Frederick William, 5 Oct. 1920.
468 Braddon, Hon. Sir Henry Yule, 15 Oct. 1920.
469 Brookman, Sir George, 15 Oct. 1920.
470 David, Sir Tannatt William Edgeworth, 15 Oct. 1920.
471 Gibson, Sir Robert, 15 Oct. 1920.
472 Henley, Sir Thomas, 15 Oct. 1920.
473 McBeath, Sir William George, 15 Oct. 1920.
474 Meeks, Hon. Sh Alfred William, 15 Oct. 1920.
475 Rickard, Sh Arthur, 15 Oct. 1920.
476 Smith, Sir James Joynton, 15 Oct. 1920.
477 Blankenberg, Sh Reginald Andrew, 15 Oct. 1920.
478 Browne, Hon. Sir Albert, 15 Oct. 1920.
479 Dalrymple, Sir WiUiam, 15 Oct. 1920.
480 Edwards, Sir Alfred Hamilton Mackenzie, 15 Oct. 1920.
481 Clarke, Sir Arthur WeUesley, 22 Oct. 1920.
482 Smith, Sir Thomas James, 1 Nov. 1920.
483 Cunningham, Sh George, Jan. 1921.
484 Leveson-Gower, Sir George GranvUle, 1 Jan. 1921.

DAMES COMMANDERS.

(D.B.E.)

1 Londonderry, Edith, Marchioness of, 4 June, 1917. (M.)
2 Dufferin and Ava, Harlot Georgina, Marchioness of,
4 June, 1917.
3 Byron, Fanny Lucy, Lady, 4 June, 1917.
4 Lyttelton, Hon. Dame Edith Sophy, 4 June, 1917.
5 Lees, Dame Sarah Anne, 4 June, 1917.
6 Pentland, Marjorie Adeline, Lady, 4 Dec. 1917.
7 Willingdon, Marie Adelaide, Lady, 4 Dec. 1917.
8 Anstruther, Hon. Dame Eva Isabella Henriette, 1 Jan. 1918.
9 Arnott, Caroline Sydney, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
10 Burnett, Dame Maud, 1 Jan. 1918.
11 Godman, Dame Alice Mary, 1 Jan. 1918.
12 .Tekyll, Agnes Lowndes, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
13 Livingstone, Dame Adelaide, 1 Jan. 1918.
14 Locke-King, Dame Ethel, 1 Jan. 1918.
15 Lugard, Flora, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
16 Vaughan-Pryse-Rice, Dame Margaret Ker, 1 Jan. 1918.
17 Ridley, Rosamond Cornelia Gwladys, Viscountess. 1 Jan.
1918.
18 Sclater, Edith Harriet, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
19 Smith-Dorrien, Olive Crofton, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
20 WUls, Dame Janet Stancomb, 1 Jan. 1918.
21 Webster, Dame May, 1 Jan. 1918.
22 Armstrong, Dame Helen Proctor (Madame Melba), 1 Jan.1918.
23 Davidson, Margaret Agnes, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
24 Atholl, Katharine Marjory, Duchess of, 3 June, 1918.
25 Bell, Florence Eveleen Eleanore. Ladv, 3 June, 1918.
26 Bevan, Hon. Dame Maud Elizabeth, 3 June, 1918.
27 Bute, Augusta Mary Monica, Marchioness of, 3 June, 1918.
28 Donner, Anna Maria, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
29 Reid, Dame Clarissa, 3 June, 1918.
30 Roberts, Aileen Mary, Countess, 3 June, 1918.

31
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37383940 4142 4344 4540 47 4849 5051
52 53.54 5556 575859 60 61

Waldegrave, Mary Dorothea, Countess, 3 June, 1918.
Leach, Dame Florence Edith Victoria, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
Crowdy, Dame Rachel Eleanor, 1 Jan. 1919.
Henderson, Henrietta CaroUne, Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
Lennox, Lady Blanche Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919.
Mount Stephen, Gian, Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
Gwynne- Vaughan, Dame Helen Charlotte Isabella, 3 June ,
1919. (M.)
Monro, Mary Caroline, Hon. Lady, 3 June, 1919.
O'Dwyer, Una, Lady, 3 June, 1919.
Oram, Dame Sarah Elizabeth, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Northcote, Alice, Lady, 3 June, 1919.
Darnley, Florence Rose, Countess of, 3 June, 1919.
Harrowby, Mabel Danvers, Countess of 3 June, 1919.
Chisholm, Dame Alice, 1 Jan. 1920.
Eglinton and Winton, Janet Lucretia. Countess of, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gosford, Louisa Augusta Beatrice, Countess of, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pope-Hennessy, Dame Una Constance, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hunt, Dame Catherine Reeve, 1 Jan. 1920.
Leicester, Alice Emily, Countess of, 1 Jan. 1920.
Talbot de Malahide, Isabel Charlotte, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
Oliver, Beryl Carnegy, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rhondda, Sybil Margaret, Viscountess. 1 Jan. 1920.
. Butt-Rumford. Dame Clara, 1 Jan. 1920.
Samuel, Dame Louise Victoria, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shakespear, Dame Ethel Mary Reader, 1 Jan. 1920.
Talbot, Dame Meriel Lucy, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wintz, Dame Sophia Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wingate, Catherine Leslie, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
Mond, Violet Florence Mabel, Lady, 5 June, 1920.
Pearson, Ethel Maud, Lady, 5 June, 1920.
BuUer, Dame Audrey Charlotte Georgina, 5 June, 1920.

576

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o>

COMMANDERS.

(C.B.E.)

1 Appleton, -William Archibald, 4 June, 1917.
2 Amory, Sh Ian Murray, Bart, 4 June, 1917.
3 Garrett- Anderson, Louisa, 4 June, 1917.
4 Baker, Professor Herbert Brereton, 4 June, 1917.
5 Baker, Gwendoline, Mrs. CecU, 4 June, 1917.
6 Barker, LUian Charlotte, 4 June, 1917.
7 Barclay, ColviUe Adrian de Rune, 4 June, 1917 .
8 Barrett, Florence Elizabeth, Lady, 4 June, 1917.
9 Bairstow, Leonard, 4 June, 1917.
10 Barnett, Henrietta Octavia, Mrs. Samuel Augustus, 4 June,
1917.
11 Bell, Gertrude Margaret Lowthian, 4 June, 1917.
12 BryantiCharles WilUam, 4 June, 1917.
13 Blane, WiUiam, 4 June, 1917.
14 BrownUe, James Thomas, 4 June, 1917.
15 Moss-BlundeU, Henry Seymour, 4 June, 1917.
16 Bellamy, Albert, 4 June, 1917.
18 Carter, Albert Thomas, 4 June .1917.
19 Chapman, Sh Sydney John, 4 June, 1917.
20 Chorlton, Alan Ernest Leofric, 4 June, 1917.
21 Collinson, Alfred Howe, 4 June, 1917.
25 GaskeU, Helen Mary. Mrs. Henry Brooks, 4 June
1917.
26 Geldart WUliam Martin, 4 June, 1917.
27 Gordon, Archibald Alexander, 4 June, 1917
29 Harbord, Frank WiUiam, 4 June, 1917.
30 Hart, Thomas Wheeler, 4 June, 1917.
31 Harvey, Ernest Musgrave, 4 June, 1917.
32 Hogg, Margaret, 4 June, 1917.
33 Hope, George Dving, 4 June, 1917.
34 Irving, Herbert Cavan, 4 June, 1917.
35 Jacobson, Ernest Nathaniel Joseph, 4 June, 1917.
36 Keeble, Professor Frederick WiUiam, 4 June, 1917.
37 Lambert, Arthur Bradley, 4 June, 1917.
38 Laing, Andrew, 4 June, 1917.
39 Layton, Walter Thomas, 4 June, 1917.
40 Lindley, Hon. Francis Oswald, 4 June, 1917.
43 MacmiUan, Margaret, 4 June, 1917.
U Mcintosh, Annie, 4 June, 1917.
45 Marks, Sh George Croydon, 4 June, 1917.
46 Mathew, Charles Jame=, 4 June, 1917.
47 Maudslay, Algernon, 4 June, 1917.
49 Monteflore, Edmund Sebag-, 4 June, 1917.
50 Murray, Flora, 4 June, 1917.
51 Norman, Florence PrisclUa, Hon. Lady, 4 June, 1917.
52 Norman, Herman Cameron 4 June, 1917.
53 Parker, Charles Sandbach, 4 June, 1917.
54 Padwick, Francis Herbert, 4 June, 1917.
55 Young, Sister Pauline, 4 June, 1917.
56 Perry, Robert Grosvenor, 4 June, 1917.
58 Pavy, Dorothea, Mrs. Gordon Augustus, 4 June, 1917.
69 Pybus, Percy John, 4 June, 1917.
61) Roxburgh, Eleanor Mary Ann, Lady, 4 June, 1917.
61 Schariieb, Mary Ann Dacomb, Mrs. WUliam Mason, 4 June,
1917.
62 Sclater, Charlotte Seymour, Mrs. WiUiam Lutley, 4 June,
1917.
63 Scott, Sophie Beatrix Mary, Lady, 4 June, 1917.
64 Sexton, James, 4 June, 1917.
65 Smith, Lancelot Grey Hugh, 4 June, 1917.
66 Stevens, Clement Henry, 4 June, 1917.
67 StUl, Alicia Lloyd, 4 June, 1917.
68 Stokes, Edith NelUe, Mrs. Leonard Aloysuis Scott, 4 June,
1917.
69 Taylor, Thomas Marris, 4 June, 1917.
TO Thorpe, Professor Jocelyn Field, 4 June, 1917.
71 Vane, Harry Tempest, 4 June, 1917.
72 Watson, Arthur. 4 June, 1917.
"3 Watson, Alexandra Mary, Mrs. Douglas Chalmers, 4 June,
« J-m-
11 WUliams, John Fischer, 4 June, 1917.
76 Windham, William, 4 June, 1917.
77 WUson, Joseph Havelock, 4 June, 1917.
'9 Manipur, H.H. Raja Chura Chand Singh, Raja of, 4 Dec.
1917.
80 Crooke-Lawless, Sh Warren Rolana, 4 Dec. 1917.
81 Bobbili, Maharaja Sri Rao Sir Venkatasveta Chalapati
Ranga Rao Bahadur of, 4 Dec. 1917.
« Anderson, Sir Arthur Robert, 4 Dec. 1917.
8. Abdulla Ibu Yusnf Ali, 4 Dec. 1917.
8» Aiton, John Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.

86 Aldington, Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
87 Allen, Ernest Joshua, 1 Jan. 1918.
88 Allen, Ernest King, 1 Jan. 1918.
89 Allen. Richard WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
90 Alma-Tadema, Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1918.
91 Anderson, Adelaide Mary, 1 Jan. 1918.
92 Anderson, John Hubback, 1 Jan. 1918. (m.)
93 Anderson, WUliam James, 1 Jan. 1918.
94 Angell, Frederick John, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
95 Anstruther, Mildred Harriet, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
97 Armitage, Cecil Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
99 Ashley, Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
100 Askwith. Ellen, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918. .
101 Bacon, Frederick Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918.
102 Bagshawe, Bernal, 1 Jan. 1918.
103 Bain, David, 1 Jan. 1918.
104 Baines, Sir Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
105 Barlow, James Alan Noel, 1 Jan. 1918.
106 Barrios, Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1918.
107 Barrow, Oscar Theodore, 1 Jan. 1918.
108 Bate, Thomas Elwood Lindesay, 1 Jan. 1918.
109 Bean, John Harper, 1 Jan. 1918.
110 Bellhouse, Gerald, 1 Jan. 1918.
112 Blyth, Alfred Carleton, 1 Jan. 1918.
113 Brackenbury, Hereward Jjenius, 1 Jan. 191S.
114 Bradley, Thomas John, 1 Jan. 1918.
115 Broadbent, Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1918.
116 Bromhead, Alfred Claude, 1 Jan. 1918.
118 Brown, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
119 Bryant, Sh Francis Morgan, 1 Jan. 1918.
120 Brydon, James Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
122 Peabody, Kathleen, 1 Jan. 1918.
123 Burney, Sydney Bernard, 1 Jan. 1918.
125 Carmichael, James Forrest Halkett, 1 Jan. 1918.
126 Catto. Thomas Sivewright, 1 Jan. 1918.
127 Chamberlain, Fernley John, 1 Jan. 1918.
128 Chandos-Pole-Gell, Harry Anthony, 1 Jan. 1918.
129 Cheshhe, Professor Frederic John, 1 Jan. 1918.
130 Churchill, Clementine Ogilvy, Mrs. Winston Leonard,
1 Jan. 1918.
131 Clerke, Augustus Basil Holt, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
132 Colchester-Wemyss, Maynard Willoughby, 1 Jan. 1918.
133 Cooke, Charles John Bowen, 1 Jan. 1918.
134 Cox, Edwto Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
135 Cripps, Hon. Leonard Harrison, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
136 Daniel, Edward Yorke, 1 Jan. 1918.
137 Davidson, Albert, 1 Jan. 1918.
138 Davidson, Stuart, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
139 Davies, Charles Llewelyn, 1 Jan. 1918.
140 Davies, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
141 Davis, Henry William Carless, 1 Jan. 1918.
142 Davis, John Samuel Champion, 1 Jan. 1918.
144 Dendy, Edward Bvershed, 1 Jan. 1918.
145 Dennistoun, Robert MaxweU, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
146 Dixon, Arthur Lewis, 1 Jan. 1918.
147 Dormer, Lord, 1 Jau. 1918. (M.)
148 Duncombe, Charles William Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
149 Durham, Frances Hermia, 1 Jan. 1918.
150 Dyke, Arthur James, 1 Jan. 1918.
151 Ebden, Agnes Murray, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
152 Edgar, Ethel, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
153 Edwards, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
154 Evans, WiUiam James, 1 Jan. 1918.
155 Ewing, Peter Dewar, 1 Jan. 1918.
156 Ferard, John Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
157 Fflnch, Matthew Benjamin Dipnall, 1 Jan. 1918.
158 Fieldhouse, WUUam John, 1 Jan. 1918.
159 FitzGerald, Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
160 Fitzherbert-Brockholes, WUliam Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918.
161 Fltzpatrlck, Herbert Lindsay, 1 Jan. 1918.
162 Folker, Horace Shepherd, 1 Jan. 1918.
163 Follows John Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
164 Forber, Edward Rodolph, 1 Jan. 1 918.
165 Foster, Sir William Yorke, Bart, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
166 Fowler, George Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
167 Frederick, George Charles, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
168 Fry, George Samuel, 1 Jan. 1918.
169 Fyfe, Thomas Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918.
170 Garnett, Frank WaUs, 1 Jan. 1918.
171 Garrett, Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
I 172 Garrod, Heathcote William, 1 Jan. 1918.
577 2 P

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

173 Gascoigne, Laura Gwendolen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
174 Gaselee, Stephen, 1 Jan. 1918.
175 GaskeU, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
176 Gauntlett, Mager Frederic, 1 Jan. 1918.
177 Gibbon, loan Gwilym, 1 Jan. 1918.
178 Gibbs, Victoria Florence de Burgh, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
179 GUmour, David, 1 Jan. 1918.
180 Glendinntog, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
181 Gordon, Lewis, 1 Jan. 1918.
182 Gore, St. John Corbet, 1 Jan. 1918.
183 Goschen, George Joachim, Viscount, 1 Jan. 1918.
184 Graves, Robert Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
185 Grierson, WiUiam Wylie, 1 Jan. 1918.
186 Grosvenor, Rosamund, Lady Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
187 Guise, Anselm Verner Lee, 1 Jan. 1918.
188 Hadfleld, Frances Bett, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
189 Hadley, Arthur Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
190 Haigh, Ernest Varley, 1 Jan. 1918.
191 Hall, Arthur Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
192 Harrison, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
193 Harwood, Ralph Endersby, 1 Jan. 1918.
194 Hawk, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
195 Hazel, Alfred Ernest William, 1 Jan. 1918.
196 Helbert, Geoffrey Gladstone, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
197 Hetherington, Thomas Gerard, 1 Jan. 1918.
198 Higgins, Alexander Pearce, 1 Jan. 1918.
199 Hodgkinson, Professor William Richard, 1 Jan. 1918.
200 Holmes, Arthur WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
201 Hope, Collingwood, 1 Jan. 1918.
202 Hope, John WUson, 1 Jan. 1918.
203 Home, Leonard Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
204 Home, Lancelot Worthy, 1 Jan. 1918.
205 Hunt, George Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
206 Hunter, Summers, 1 Jan. 1918.
207 Hurcomb, CyrU WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
209 Jackson, Daniel, 1 Jan. 1918.
211 Jenkins, Walter St. David, 1 Jan. 1918.
212 Jonas, Harry MarshaU, 1 Jan. 1918.
213 Jones, Charles Henrv, 1 Jan. 1918.
214 Jowitt, Frederick McCulloch, 1 Jan. 1918.
215 Judd, Harold Godfrey, 1 Jan. 1918.
216 Kent, Walter George, 1 Jan. 1918.
217 KlUin, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
218 Lawrence, Alfred Clive. 1 Jan. 1918.
220 Lempfert, Rudolph Gustav Karl, 1 Jan. 1918.
222 Lewtas, John Tweedy, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
223 London, Edgar Stanford, 1 Jan. 1918.
224 Lucas, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
225 Luke, WUliam Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918.
226 Lysaght, William Royse, 1 Jan. 1918.
227 Mackie, Horacio George Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
228 MacLean, James Borrowman, 1 Jan. 1918.
229 MacLeUan, WiUiam Turner, 1 Jan. 1918.
231 Macnaghten, Terence Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
232 Maconochie, Charles Cornelius, 1 Jan. 1918.
233 Maginness, Edmund John, 1 Jan. 1918.
234 Maguhe, James Rochfort, 1 Jan. 1918.
235 Malcolm, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
237 Marr, Sir James, Bart, 1 Jan. 1918
238 Marsden, Sir Thomas Rodgerson, 1 Jan. 1918.
239 Masterman, Edward Alexander Dimsdale, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
240 Mather, Arthur Stanley, 1 Jan. 1918.
241 Matthews, Valentine, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
242 MaunseU, Richard Edward Lloyd, 1 Jan. 1918.
243 McCowen, Oliver HU1, 1 Jan. 1918.
244 McLaren, Hon. Henry Duncan, 1 Jan. 1918.
245 McLean, James Reynolds, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
246 McMUlan, William Bentley, 1 Jan. 1918.
247 Measures, Harry Bell, 1 Jan. 1918.
248 MeUor, Francis Hamilton, 1 Jan. 1918.
249 Mitchell, Frank Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
250 Mitchell, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
252 Montgomery, James Alexander Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1918.
253 Morgan, Charles Langbridge, 1 Jan. 1918.
254 Morgan, Hopkin, 1 Jan. 1918.
255 Mottram, Thomas Harrv, 1 Jan. 1918.
256 Mount, WilUam Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
257 Naef, Conrad James, 1 Jan. 1918.
258 Neylan, Daniel. 1 Jan. 1918.
259 Norton, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
261 Palmer, Claud Bowes, 1 Jan. 1918.
262 Parsons, Edward Howard Thornbrough, 1 Jan. 1918.
263 Peech, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
265 Piggott, Henry Howard, 1 Jan. 1918.
266 Pinder, Charles Ralph, 1 Jan. 1918.
267 Pledge, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
269 Procter, Helen Matilda, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
270 Railton, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
271 Rawson, Harry, 1 Jan. 1918.
272 Rea, George Grey, 1 Jan. 1918.
273 Reid, Hugh, 1 Jan. 1918.
274 Relton, Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1918.
276 Richmond, John Richie, 1 Jan. 1918.
277 Roberts, Gervase Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
278 Robertson, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
279 Robinson William, 1 Jan. 1918.
280 Robinson, Sir WilUam Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918
281 Rodnoy, Corlsande, Ladv, 1 Jan. 1918.
282 Ross, Archibald John Campbell, 1 Jan. 1918.

57S

283 Rowland, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
284 Rudolf, Robert Dawson, 1 Jan. 1918. (m.)
285 RundeU, Matthew Adkins, 1 Jan. 1918.
287 Sandberg, Nils Percy Patrick, 1 Jan. 1918.
289 Sanders, WiUiam Stephen, 1 Jan. 1918.
290 Sarel, William Samuel, 1 Jan. 1918.
291 Scott, Finlay Forbes, 1 Jan. 1918.
292 Scott-Riddell, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
293 Senior, Albert, 1 Jan. 1918.
294 Siddeley, John Davenport, 1 Jan. 1918.
296 SmaUwood, Arthur WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
297 Smith, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
298 Smith, Hon. George John, 1 Jan. 1918. (it.)
299 Smith, Launcelot Eustace, 1 Jan. 1918.
300 Sopwith, Thomas Octave Murdoch, 1 Jan. 1918.
301 Spens, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
302 Squires, Ernest Edward WUUam, 1 Jan. 1918.
303 Stamp, Josiah Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
304 Stephens, Lockhart, 1 Jan. 1918:
305 Stevenson, Frances Louise, 1 Jan. 1918.
306 Stevenson, Thomas Henry Craig, 1 Jan. 1918.
307 Stewart-Mackenzie, Mary Margaret, Mrs. 1 Jan. 1918.
308 StiU, William Chester, 1 Jan. 1918.
309 Stone, John WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
310 Streatfleld, Lucy Granville, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
311 Stuart, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
312 Stuart Wortley Violet, Hon. Mrs. Edward James, 1 Jan.
1918.
313 Talbot, Hon. Reginald GUbert Murray, 1 Jan. 1918.
314 Tatlow, Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
315 Tempest, Percy Crosland, 1 Jan. 1918.
317 Towle, Sir Francis WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
318 Tregoning, Wynn Harold, 1 Jan. 1918.
319 Turner, Joseph Harling, 1 Jan. 1918.
320 Virgo, John James, 1 Jan. 1918.
322 Walpole, Hugh, 1 Jan. 1918.
323 Walters, Evelyn Mayura, Mrs. Richard Huth, 1 Jan. 191ft
324 Waring, Lady Susan Elizabeth Clementine. 1 Jan. 1918.
325 Watson, Henry Angus, 1 Jan. 1918.
326 Watt, Alexander Strahan, 1 Jan. 1918.
328 Webb, Harry James, 1 Jan. 1918.
329 Webb, Philip George Lancelot, 1 Jan. 1918.
330 White, Gerald Verner, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
331 WUliams, John, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
332 WUliams, Wilfred Howard, 1 Jan. 1918.
333 WilUamson, Frederic Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
334 Bund, John WiUiam Willis, 1 Jan. 1918.
335 Wilson, Horace John, 1 Jan. 1918.
336 Withers, John James, 1 Jan. 1918.
337 Wolfe, Humbert, 1 JaD. 1918.
338 Wolverton, Edith Amelia, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
339 Wood, Professor Thomas Barlow, 1 Jan. 1918.
340 Woodgate, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1918.
341 Woods, Raymond Wybrow, 1 Jan. 1918.
342 Worthington, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
343 Wynch, Lionel Maltog, 1 Jan. 1918
344 Wyndham, Charles John, 1 Jan. 1918.
345 Yarrow, Harold Edgar. 1 Jan. 1918.
346 Yolland, John Horatio, 1 Jan. 1918.
347 Yule, George Udny. 1 Jan. 1918.
348 Meston, Jeanie, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
350 Highet, Sh Robert Swan, 1 Jan. 1918.
351 Faridoon Daula Bahadur, Nawab Sir, 1 Jan. 191S.
352 Webb, Sir Montague de Pomeroy, 1 Jan. 1918
353 Dowson, Ernest Macleod. 1 Jan. 1918..
354 Crawley, Cecil Gordon, 1 Jan. 1918.
355 Sterry, Wasey, 1 Jan. 1918.
356 Burnett-Stuart, George Eustace, 1 Jan. 1918.
357 Antill, Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
358 Budden, Henry Ebenezer, 1 Jan. 1918.
359 Delprat, Guillaume Daniel, 1 Jan. 1918.
360 Hennessy, Mary, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
361 Henty, Beatrice, 1 Jan. 1918.
362 Lamb, Frank de ViUiers, 1 Jan. 1918.
363 Lyle, Clare Frances Isabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
364 McKay, Hugh Victor, 1 Jan. 1918.
365 Masson, Mary, Mrs. Orme, 1 Jan. 1918.
366 Mitchell, Eliza Fraser, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
367 Oldershaw, William James Norman, 1 Jan. 1918.
368 Woolcott, Frances Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
369 Yoimg, WUliam James, 1 Jan. 1918.
370 Luke, Jacobina, Mrs. John Pearce, 1 Jan. 1918.
371 Massey, Christina Alien, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
372 Nolan, Robert Howard, 1 Jan. 1918.
373 Tate, Robert Ward, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
374 Ward, Theresa Dorothea, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
375 Wilson, Oriana Fanny, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
376 Carter, Hester Marion, Mrs. 1 Jan. 1918.
377 Chappell, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
378 Christopherson, Douglas, 1 Jan. 1918.
379 WUson-Fox, Hon. Eleanor Birch, 1 Jan. 1918.
380 Rose-Innes, Jessie Dodd, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
383 CUft, Hon. James Augustus, 1 Jan. 1918.
384 Agnew, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1918.
385 Best, Thomas Alexander Vans. 1 Jan. 1918.
386 Bowring, Ethel Dorothy, Lady Charles Calvert, 1 Jan.
1918.
387 Bury, Francis George, 1 Jan. 1918.
388 Burrowes, Thomas Fraser, 1 Jan. 1918.

¦I. '•!. '-I. -I

COMMANDERS.

339 Carter, Hon. Sir William Morris, 1 Jan. 1918.
390 Clifford, EUzabeth Lydia Rosabelle, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
391 De Mel, Henry Lawson, 1 Jan. 1918.
392 Evans, Sir Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
393 Gollan, Sir Henry Cowper, 1 Jan. 1918.
394 Goode, Richard AUmond Jeffrey, 1 Jan. 1918.
395 Jenkin, Francis Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
396 Johnston, Reginald Fleming, 1 Jan. 1918.
397 Kemp, Joseph Horsford, 1 Jan. 1918.
398 Kitson, Albert Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
399 Marks, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
400 Methuen, Mary Ethel, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
401 MUes, Alice, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
402 Nana Ofori Atta, Paramount Chief of Akin Abuakwa,
1 Jan. 1918.
403 Slater, Alexander Ransford, 1 Jan. 1918.
404 Soiichon, Hippolyte Louis Wiehe de Coudray, 1 Jan. 1918.
405 Beavis, Arthur Beagley, 1 Jan. 1918.
407 Egerton, Lady Mabelle Annie, 1 Jan. 1918.
408 Gokgher, Hugh Garvin, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
410 Home, Edward WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
411 Partridge, Sydney George, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
412 Peckitt, Robert Godfrey, 1 Jan. 1918.
413 Barrett, Edith Helen, 24 May, 1918.
414 Edglnton, Clyde, 24 May, 1918.
415 Fairfax, James Oswald, 24 May, 1918.
416 Hayward, Edwyn Walton, 24 May, 1918.
417 Hordern, Anthony, 24 May, 1918.
418 Abdy, Anthony John, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
419 Aberconway, Laura EUzabeth, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
420 Adam, James, 3 June, 1918.
421 Adams, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
422 Allin, Samuel John Henry WalUs, 3 June, 1918.
423 Andrews, Francis Arthur Lavington, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
424 Asher, Augustus Gordon Grant, 3 June, 1918.
425 BaUey, Gertrude Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
426 Baimsfather, George Edward Beckwith, 3 June, 1918. (M).
427 Baly, Edward Charles Cyril, 3 June, 1918.
428 Barcroft, Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
429 Barrie, Charles Coupar, 3 June, 1918.
430 Beatty, Rose Mabel, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
431 Beck, Conrad, 3 June, 1918.
432 Beckett, Muriel Helen Florence, Hon. Mrs. Rupert Evelyn,
3 June, 1918.
433 Beith, John Hay, 3 June, 1918.
434 Belcher, Ernest Albert, 3 June, 1918.
435 BeU. Robert, 3 June, 1918.
436 Benet, Henry Vere Fane, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
437 Benn, Ernest John Pickstone, 3 June, 1918.
438 Benson, Frank, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
439 Bidwell, Rt. Rev. Monsignor Manuel John, Bishop,
3 June, 1918.
440 Blaylock, Harry Woodburn, 3 June, 1918.
442 Boulton, Sh Harold Edwin, Bart, 3 June, 1918.
443 Bradfleld, WiUiam Walter, 3 June, 1918.
444 Brooks, Florence, Hon. Mrs. Marshall Jones, 3 June, 1918.
445 Brown, W, 3 June, 1918.
446 Browning, Jeffrey, 3 June, 1918.
447 Buckler, Georgina Grenfell, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
448 Buckley, WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
450 Burt, Sh Henry Parsall, 3 June, 1918.
451 Cameron, Sh Hector Clare, 3 June, 1918.
452 Carter, George WaUace, 3 June, 1918.
453 Caunter, James Eales, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
454 Cave, Sir Thomas Sturmy, 3 June, 1918.
455 Chandler, Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
456 Cheetham, Anastasie, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
457 Chisholm, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
458 ChurchiU, Arthur Gillespie, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
459 Churchward, George Jackson, 3 June, 1918.
460 Clapham, John Harold, 3 June, 1918.
461 Clark, Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
462 Clarke, Joseph Percival, 3 June, 1918.
463 Clegg, Sir WiUiam Edwin, 3 June, 1918.
464 Coates, David WUson, 3 June, 1918.
465 Cobb, Herbert Mansfield, 3 June, 1918.
466 Cocks, WilUam, 3 June, 1918.
467 Codling, WUliam Richard, 3 June, 1918.
468 Cole, Herbert Covington, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
469 CoUard, Alfred Stephen, 3 June, 1918.
470 Compton, Lord Douglas James CecU, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
471 Cooper, James Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
472 CornwaUis, Fiennes Stanley Wykeham, 3 June, 1918.
473 Courtney, Edmund Arthur Waldegrave, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
474 Cox, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
476 Craig, John, 3 June, 1918.
477 Cranston, Sir Robert, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
478 Crowdy, Mary, 3 June, 1918.
479 Cummtogs, David Charles, 3 June, 1918.
480 Curzon. Edith Bassett, Mrs. Ernest Charles Penn, 3 June,
1918!
481 Dally, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
482 Davenport, Muriel, Mrs. Bromley, 3 June, 1918.
483 Denny, Henry Samuel, 3 June, 1918.
484 Denny, Maurice Edward, 3 June. 1918.
485 Dickson, Henrv Newton, 3 June, 1918.
486 Dixon, Harold'Baily, 3 June, 1918.
487 Dobree, Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
488 Dodds, Helen, Lady, 3 June, 1918.

489 Dodgson, Campbell, 3 June, 1918.
490 Donohue, WUliam Edward, 3 June. 1918. (M )
491 Drake, Henry Dowrlsh, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
492 Grant-Duff, Edith Florence, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
493 Dulanty, John Whelan, 3 June, 1918.
494 Eddison, Albert, 3 June, 1918.
495 Evans, John Owain, 3 June, 1918.
496 Eve, Arthur Stewart, 3 June, 1918.
497 Fltzroy, Muriel, Hon. Mrs. Edward Algernon, 3 June
1918.
498 Fleet, Henry Louis, 3 June, 1918.
499 Fletcher, Albert, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
500 Fraser, William, 3 June, 1918.
502 Gibson, Myra Macindoe, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
503 Goddard, Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
504 Golightly, Robert Edmund, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
505 Gonner, Edward Carter Kersey, 3 June, 1918.
506 Goode, Henry Abel, 3 June, 1918.
507 Hamilton-Grace, Gladys, Mrs. Raymond Sheffield, 3 June
1918.
508 Grant, Samuel Charles Norton, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
509 Greaves, John Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
510 Green, John Alfred Henderson, 3 June, 1918.
511 GreenweU, Francis John, 3 June, 1918.
512 Greenwood. Robert Morrell, 3 June, 1918.
513 Greg, John Ronald, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
514 Guggisberg, Lilian Decima Moore, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
515 Halle, Elinor Marie Jessie, 3 June, 1918.
516 Hankey, Basil Howard Alers, 3 June, 1918.
517 Hercy, Francis Hugh George, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
518 Higgins, Sir Sydney George, 3 June, 1918.
519 Hill, Alfred John, 3 June, 1918.
520 Hoare, Geoffrey Lennard, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
521 Hocking. William John, 3 June, 1918.
522 Holford, Mary Eleanor Gwynne, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
523 Hollingsworth, Howard, 3 June, 1918.
525 Howard, Stephen Goodwin, 3 June, 1918.
526 Hudson, Harry Kynoch, 3 June, 1918.
527 Huggett, James, 3 June, 1918.
528 Hughes, Evan, 3 June, 1918.
529 Hughes, John Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
530 Hughes, Sydney Herbert George, 3 June, 1918.
531 Hunt, Albert, 3 June, 1918.
532 Iliffe, Edward Mauger, 3 June, 1918.
533 Jackson, Sir Henry Mather, Bart, 3 June, 1918.
534 James, Alfred Henry, 3 June, 1918.
535 James, William Henry, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
536 Jenkins, Francis Conway, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
537 Jenkinson, Mark Webster, 3 June, 1918.
538 Jervoise, Edmund Purefoy EUis, 3 June, 1918.
539 Johnson, Henry Langhorne, 3 June, 1918.
541 Joseph, Francis L'Estrange, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
543 Knowles, Frank, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
544 Lane, Harry Philip ParneU, 3 June, 1918.
545 Lang, Charles RusseU, 3 June, 1918.
547 Legge, Thomas Morison, 3 June, 1918.
548 Lenn, Frank, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
549 Letnbridge, Marion Bva, 3 June, 1918.
550 Letts, WilUam Malmesbury, 3 June, 1918.
551 Lister, Charles Ashton, 3 June, 1918.
553 Lucas, Edward William, 3 June, 1918.
555 MacDonald, Rev. John Howard, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
556 MacGuckin, Charles John Graham, 3 June, 1918.
557 MacKay, Robert John, 3 June, 1918.
558 Mackworth, John Dolben, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
559 McLean, William Richard James, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
560 McLellan, WilUam, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
561 McNah, Arnold Duncan, 3 June, 1918.
562 Mager, Sydney, 3 June, 1918.
563 Margerison, Lawrence, 3 June, 1918.
564 Marriott, Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
565 Marsh, William, 3 June, 1918.
566 Martin, George Walter Howard, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
567 Melland, Norman, 3 June, 1918.
568 Mensforth, Holberry, 3 June, 1918.
569 Milne, John Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
570 Moens, Seaburne Godfrey Arthur May, 3 June, 1918.
571 Moncrieff, John Mitchell, 3 June, 1918.
572 Monfries, Charles Babington Smith, 3 June, 1918.
573 Monsell, Caroline Mary Sybil, Mrs. Bolton Meredith Eyres,
3 June, 1918.
574 Morris, Thomas Henry, 3 June, 1918.
575 Moylan, John Fitzgerald, 3 June, 1918.
576 Murray, Hugh, 3 June, 1918.
577 Nash, George Howard, 3 June, 1918.
578 Newlands, John, 3 June, 1918.
579 Nicholson, John Sanctuary, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
580 Norris, Henry, 3 June, 1918.
581 Norton, Robert Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
582 Noyes, Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
583 NuttaU, Thomas Downham, 3 June, 1918.
584 Orr, Charles Roger, 3 June, 1918.
585 Oxley, John Stewart, 3 June, 1918.
586 Page, Frederick Handley, 3 June, 1918.
587 Page, William Morton, 3 June, 1918.
588 Paget, Eden Wilberforce, 3 June, 1918.
589 Parkes, WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
590 Parsons, WUliam Roskilly, 3 June, 1918. (m.)
591 Paul, Denis, 3 June, 1918. (m.)

579

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

592 Payne, Sylvia May, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
593 Penoyre, John, 3 June, 1918.
594 Peters, Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
595 PhilUps, Thomas WUliam, 3 June, 1918.
596 Picot, Henry PhUip, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
597 Potter, Edmund, 3 June, 1918.
598 Powell, James Leslie Grove, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
599 Price, WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
600 Procter, Sir Henry Edward Edleston, 3 June, 1918.
601 Radstock, Lord, 3 June, 1918.
602 Rait, Robert Sangster, 3 June, 1918.
603 Richardson, Sir Albion Henry Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
604 Ridley, CecU Guy, 3 June, 1918.
605 Robertson, Struan Gordon, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
606 Robinson, Andrew, 3 June, 1918.
607 Rogers, Edith Louise Julie, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
608 Ruddock, Thomas Emerson, 3 June 1918.
609 Ryall, Sir Charles, 3 June, 1918.
610 Ryan, Charles Montgomerie, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
611 Ryan, Mervyn Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
612 SaUsbury, Francis, 3 June, 1918.
613 Sampson, John, 3 June, 1918.
615 Sayer, MaxweU Barcham, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
617 Scott, Charles, 3 June, 1918.
618 Seager, John Renwick, 3 June, 1918.
619 Selway, Cornelius James, 3 June, 1918.
620 SeweU, John Thomas Beadsworth, 3 June, 1918.
621 Sharman, Charles Henry Ludovic, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
622 Smith, Albert WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (ffl.)
623 Roach-Smith, Charles, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
624 ShrapneU-Smlth, Edward Shrapnell, 3 June, 1918.
625 Smith, George Scoby, 3 June, 1918.
626 Smith, Henry White, 3 June, 1918.
627 Smith, James Cruiekshank, 3 June, 1918.
628 Darvil-Smith, Percy George. 3 June, 1918.
629 Smith, Robert John, 3 June, 1918.
631 Smithe, Ida Elizabeth, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
632 Somerleyton, Phyllis, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
634 Stanley, Joseph Henry, 3 June, 1918.
635 Steele, W. H, 3 June, 1918.
636 Stevens, Frank Augustus Douglas, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
637 Stevenson, James Verdier, 3 June, 1918.
638 Stevenson. WUliam March, 3 June, 1918.
640 Strange, Edward Fairbrother, 3 June, 1918.
641 Strong, John, 3 June, 1918.
642 Sweny, William Halpin Paterson, 3 June, 1918. (M.l
643 Swire, WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
644 Tait, Andrew WUson, 3 June, 1918.
646 Kyffta-Taylor, Gerald, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
647 Thompson, Rev. George Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
648 Thompson, William Bruce, 3 June, 1918.
649 Tootill, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
650 Topple, Walter Livingstone, 3 June, 1918.
651 Trye, John Henry, 3 June, 1918. (a.)
652 TurnbuU, Jane Holland, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
653 Turner, Ernest James, 3 June, 1918.
654 Verschoyle, Beresford St. George, 3 June, 1918.
655 Vesey, Sidney Philip Charles, 3 June, 1918.
656 Vicars, Edward Robert EckersaU. 3 June, 1918.
657 Des Vceux, Hylda Henrietta, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
658 Wale, Henry William, 3 June, 1918.
659 Walker, Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
660 Walker, Herbert Sutherland, 3 June, 1918.
661 Wavertree, Sophie Florence Lothrop, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
662 Walker, William, 3 June, 1918.
663 Walton, Sydney, 3 June, 1918.
664 Ward, Jean Templeton, Hon. Lady, 3 June, 1918.
665 Webster, WiUiam, 3 June. 1918.
666 West, George Frederick Parrett, 3 June, 1918.
667 Westminster, Constance Edwina, Duchess of, 3 June,
1918.
669 WUliamson, Richard, 3 June, 1918.
670 Williamson, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
671 WUlson, Thomas Olaf, 3 June, 1918.
672 Wilson, John Henry. 3 June, 1918.
673 Wilson, Joseph Maitland, 3 June, 1918.
674 Witt, Robert Clermont, 3 June, 1918.
675 Wood, Augustus Ottiwell, 3 June, 1918.
676 Wood, WUliam Henry, 3 June, 1918.
677 Woodburn, Thomas Stanley, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
678 Woodward, George Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
679 Woolston, Thomas Henry, 3 June, 1918.
680 Wordingham, Charles Henry, 3 June, 1918.
681 Worley, Sir Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
682 Wratislaw, Albert Charles. 3 June, 1918.
683 Wright, James Brown, 3 June, 1918.
684 Young, Daniel Henderson Lusk, 3 June, 1918.
685 Robertson, Charlotte, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
686 Ebrahim, Sir Fazalbhoy Currimbhoy, 3 June, 1918.
687 Carter, Sir Frank Willington, 3 June, 1918.
688 Hallifax, Charles Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
689 Wyndham, Percy, 3 June, 1918.
690 Mountford, Lewis James, 3 June, 1918.
691 EUiott, Alfred Charles, 3 June, 1918.
692 Ali, Shaikh Ashgar, 3 June, 1918.
693 WUson-Johnston, Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
694 Brander, WUliam Browne, 3 June, 1918.
695 WUson, NevUle Frederick Jarvis, 3 June, 1918.
696 Fawcett, Edward Pinder, 3 June, 1918.

580

697 Pithapuranes, Sri Raja, Rao Venkata Kumara Mahipati
Surya Rao Bahadur of. 3 June, 1918.
698 Birkmyre, Sh Archibald, Bart, 3 June, 1918.
699 Buck, Edward John, 3 June, 1918.
700 Mullick, Sarat Kumar, 3 June, 1918.
701 Hayter, WiUiam Goodenough, 3 June, 1918.
702 Dudgeon, Gerald Cecil, 3 June, 1918.
703 Goodman, Cyril, 3 June, 1918.
704 FeUden, Randle Montagu, 3 June, 1918.
705 Bolton, Senator William Kinsey, 3 June, 1918.
706 Bright, Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
707 Draper, Thomas Percy, 3 June, 1918.
708 Gibson, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
709 Hunter, David.3 June, 1918.
710 Kerr, William Warren, 3 June, 1918.
711 Leitch, Walter, 3 June. 1918.
712 Lockyer, Nicholas Colston, 3 June, 1918.
713 McBeath, WUUam George, 3 June, 1918.
714 McColl, George Guthrie, 3 June, 1918.
715 McKay, Benjamin Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
716 Masson, Professor David Orme, 3 June, 1918.
717 Owen, Danger, 3 June, 1918.
718 Raws, WUUam Lennen, 3 June, 1918.
719 Smith, Mary Isobel Barr, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
720 Trumble, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
721 Walker, Eadith, 3 June, 1918.
722 Chaffey, Ralph Anderson, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
723 Fowlds, Hon. George, 3 June, 1918.
724 Hardwicke, Countess of, 3 June, 1918.
725 Hunter, Thomas Anderson, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
726 Mackenzie, Helen. 3 June, 1918.
727 Nichols, Joseph Cowie, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
728 Fort, George Seymour, 3 June, 1918.
729 Pargiter, David Scott, 3 June, 1918.
730 Browning, Adeline EUzabeth, Mrs, 3 June. 1918.
731 Grieve, Walter Baine, 3 June, 1918.
732 Chaplin, Margaret Seton, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
733 Chesnaye, Christian Purefoy, 3 June, 1918.
734 Crompton, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
735 Derrick, George Alexander, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
736 Masterman, Thomas Spry, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
737 Marshall, Elizabeth Middleton Ord, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
738 Refalo, Sir Michel Angelo, 3 June, 1918.
739 Silburn, Percy Arthur Baxter, 3 June, 1918.
740 Smith, Lucie MacDuff, Ladv, 3 June, 1918.
741 Wallis, Henry Richard, 3 June, 1918.
742 Wells, John Stuart Kerr, 3 June, 1918.
743 Morison, Sir Theodore, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
744 Watkins, Oscar Ferris, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
745 Barnes, Harold C. E, 3 June, 1918. (m.)
746 Soaue, Ely Banister, 3 June, 1918.
747 Molesworth, WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
748 Sheen, Alfred WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
750 Smith, Walter WUliam Marriott, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
751a Wood, AttiweU Henry, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
7516 Belfleld, Florence, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
752 Greenwood, Jonathan WiUiam, 22 Aug. 1918. (M.)
753 Gutsche, Clemens, 22 Aug. 1918. (M.)
754 Harvey, Francis George, 22 Aug. 1918. (M.)
756 Smith, James Irvine, 22 Aug. 1918. (M.)
757a Sturman, Albert Edward, 22 Aug. 1918. (M.)
757c Moncrieff, George Hay, 14 Oct. 1918.
758 Giles, Godfrey HU1, 19 Dec. 1918. (M.)
760 Hodgson, Greenwood, 19 Dec. 1918. (M.)
761 Hughes, Alfred Mahony, 19 Dec. 1918. (M.)
762 Weaver, John Henry, 19 Dec. 1918.
763 WooUey, Walter James, 19 Dec. 1918.
764 Brooke, Hugh Fenwick, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
765 Caulfield, Francis William John, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
766 Crosse, Rev. Arthur John WilUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
767 DunsterviUe, Arthur Bruce, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
768 Laughton, Joseph Vinters, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
769 Magniac, Charles Lane, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
770 Philips, Lewis Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
771 Poett, Joseph Howard, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
772 de Bury and de Bocarme, Henry Robert Visart, Count,
1 Jan. 1919.
773 Fetherstonhaugh, William Samuel, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
774 Jarvis, Arthur Murray, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
775 Johnson. George HamUton, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
776 Miller, John Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
777 Ridley, Ethel Blanche, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
778 Wilson, Grace Margaret, 1 Jan. 1919. (u.)
779 Ainsworth, WUliam John, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
780 Choyce, Charles Coley, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
781 Cooper, Lyall Newcombe, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
782 Cunningham, Aylmer Basil, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
783 Garner, Cathcart, 1 Jan. 1919. (M )
784 Hay, George Lennox, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
785 Mainwaring, Watkin Randle Kynaston, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
786 PoUock, Evelyn, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
787 Rawlins, Arthur Kennedy, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
788 Storrs, Ronald Henry Amherst, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
789 Taylor, Bertie Harry Waters, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
790 Todd, Arthur George, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
791 Dixon, Graham Patrick, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
792 Fulton, David, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
793 McLeish, Duncan, 1 Jan. 1919 (M )
794 Newton, Frank Graham, 1 Jan. 1919. (M )

COMMANDERS.

795 Vawdrey, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
796 Abbott, Herbert Edward Stacy, 1 Jan. 1919 (u )
797 Alexander, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (it )
798 Arnold, Alfred James, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
799 Baird, Edward William David, 1 Jan. 1919 (m )
800 Bicket, William NeUson, 1 Jan. 1919. (it )
801 Bond, Chetwynd Rokeby Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919 (m )
802 Browning, Frederick Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (m )
803 Rattray, Paul Robert Burn Clerk, 1 Jan 1919 (ir )
804 Cathcart, Charles Walker, 1 Jan. 1919 (m ) '
805 Clarke, Thomas Henry Matthews, 1 Jan 1919 (v )
806 Clay, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.) '
807 Cloete, Evelyn Rivers Henry Josias, 1 Jan 1919 (a 1
808 Combe, Lionel, 1 Jan, 1919. (m.) '
809 Dansey-Browning, George, 1 Jan. 1919 (m )
810 Daubeney, Edward Kaye, 1 Jan. 1919. (m j
811 Dawson, Algernon Cecil, 1 Jan. 1919. (m )
812 Exham, Simeon Hardy, 1 Jan. 1919. (m )
813 Fayrer, Sh Joseph, Bart, 1 Jan. 1919. (m )
814 Finnis, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
815 Fowle, Thomas Ernie, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
816 Gibson, Robert John Harvey, 1 Jan. 1919 (m )
817 Grogan, Edward George, 1 Jan. 1919. (m )
818 Home, Robert Elton, 1 Jan. 1919. (m )
819 Humphrys, Charles Vesey, 1 Jan. 1919. (m )
820 Jack, Herbert Rowett Henry, 1 Jan. 1919 '(m )
821 Jennings, Richard, 1 Jan. 1919. (m )
822 Kemp, Sh Kenneth Hagar, Bart, 1 Jan. 1919 (m )
823 Learoyd, Charles Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (m )
824 Loscombe, Arthur RusseU, 1 Jan. 1919 (__')
825 Lumley, Francis Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919 (m j'
826 Macgeagh, Henry Davies Foster, 1 Jan. 19_9 (m )
827 Madoc, Henry WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919 (m )
828 Markwick, Ernest EUiott, 1 Jan. 1919 (m )
829 MiUer, Alfred Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (it )
830 NeUson, Henry John, 1 Jan. 1919. (M )
831 ScoveU, George Julian Selwyn, 1 Jan. 1919 (m )
832 Souttar, Henry Session, 1 Jan. 1919. (M )
833 Taylor, Herbert Brooke, 1 Jan. 1919. (m )
834 Taylor, PhiUp Beauchamp, 1 Jan. 1919
835 Vaughan, Herbert Radclyffe, 1 Jan. 1919. (m )
836 Westmorland, Anthony MUdmay Julian, Earl of 1 Jan
1919. (M.)
837 Wilkinson, George Alexander Eason, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
555 *vi!?on> Charles Henry LuttreU Fahie, 1 Jan. 1919. hi.)
839a Wintour, Fitzgerald, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
8396 Helyar, Arthur Beaumont, 1 Jan 1919
840 Farmer, George Devey, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
841 Smythe, WiUiam Ross, 1 Jan. 1919 (m )
842 Stewart, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (m )
843 Ward, Walter Reginald, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
844 Griffiths, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
845 McGlinn, John Patrick, 1 Jan. 1919 (M )
846 McWhae, Douglas Murray, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
847 Maudsley, Sh Henry Carr, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
f;5 JJacdonald, WiUiam Marshall, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
849 McLean, Henry John, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
_?2 Richardson, George Spafford, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
852 Barry, Thomas David Collis, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
853 Cave-Browne-Cave, Thomas Reginald, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
«l £leaTer> Frederick Holden, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
°55 Courtney, Christopher Lloyd, 1 Jan. 1919.
856 Drake, Francis Richard, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
857 Drury, Richard Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
858 Ellis, Herbert Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
859 Flack, Martin WilUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M).
860 GUI, Napier John, 1 Jan. 1919.
°°l Halahan, John Crosby, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.) •
862 Heald, Charles Brehmer, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
*__ goare, Francis Richard Gurney, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
™* golt, Harold Edward Sherwin, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
off Home, James Murray, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
866 Houison-Craufurd, John Archibald, 1 Jan. 1919. (H.)
807 Leslie, Sir Norman Roderick Alexander David, Bart.,
1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
H68 Maclean, Archibald CampbeU Holms, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
869 Moore, Harold Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
870 Muecke, Francis Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
871 OgUvie, Alec, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
872 PoweU, Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
Ha S^1?"11' Charles Russel JekyI, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
874 Steel, John MUes, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
_J5 Stoney. Ralph Durrant Sadleir, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
=?? ££lbot> Reginald George, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
°77 Whittington, CecU Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
878 Bather, Rowland Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
879 Boyer, George Christopher Aubin, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
If? Broatch, George Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
881 Bruce, Wilfred Montague, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
8™ BeU, Adolphus Edmund, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
883 Crease, Thomas Evans, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
884 Coke, John GUbert de OdingseUs, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
=85 Chetwode, George Knightley, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
88b Cummins, Henry Ashley Travers, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
888 Clarke, Arthur WeUesley, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
889 Dunbar, Charles Augustus Royer Flood, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
890 Dreyer, Frederic Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
891 Duncan, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
892 Daintree, John Dodson, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)

mh ^aj,f°rfch.I'i'ancis Edmund Musgrave, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
894 Goldlng, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (_t.)
895 Hall, Hugh Seymour, 1 Jan. 1919. (it )
896 Halsey, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (it )
897 Hibbert, Hugh Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
898 Jones, Owen, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
899 Lafone, Albert Sumner, 1 Jan. 1919 (it )
900 Langdon, Charles Henry Clarke, 1 Jan. 1919. (m
901 Lees, Edgar, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
902 Learmonth, Frederick Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (it )
903 Lewis, Frank Oswald, 1 Jan. 19W. (it )
904 Lucas, Armytage Anthonv, 1 Jan. 1919. (M )
905 Le Brun, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (it )
906 ManseU, George Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
907 Marshall, Oswald Percival, 1 Jan. 1919. (M )
908 Metcalfe, Henry Wray, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
909 Murray, George WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M )
910 Osborne, John Warde, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
911 Pollen, Francis Hungerford, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
912 Rostron, Arthur Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
913 Roome, George WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
914 Robinson, Harry, 1 Jan. 1919.
916 Smith, Charles Valentine, 1 Jan. 1919.
917 Thorpe, Vidal Gunson, 1 Jan. 1919.
918 Thomson, Anthony Standidge, 1 Jan. 1919. (M )
919 Thomas, Charles WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
920 WeUs, Sir Lionel de Lautour, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
921 Crowdy, Edith Frances, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
922 Abrahall, Bennet Hoskyns-, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
923 Acheson, Annie Crawford. 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
924 Aspden, Newton Hartley, 1 Jan. 1919.
925 Bacon, Constance Alice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
926 Baker, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
927 Banister, George Henrv, 1 Jan. 1919.
928 Barry, Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1919.
929 Bayne, Charles Walter, 1 Jan. 1919.
930 Benson, William John, 1 Jan. 1919.
931 Benthall, John Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1919.
932 Black, William George, 1 Jan. 1919.
933 Booth, Mary Booth, 1 Jan. 1919.
934 Bourne, Thomas Johnstone, 1 Jan. 1919.
935 Boyd, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919.
936 BrunskiU, Catherine Lavinia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
937 Burbidge, Sir Richard Woodman, Bart, 1 Jan. 1919.
938 CampbeU, John Macmaster, 1 Jan. 1919.
940 Charles, Ernest Bruce, 1 Jan. 1919.
941 Clayton, George Christopher, 1 Jan. 1919.
942 Cobb, John WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919.
943 Coles, Richard James, 1 Jan. 1919.
944 Colvin, Lady Gwendoline Audrey Adeline Brudenell, 1 Jan.
1919.
945 ConnoUy, William Patrick Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919.
946 Crawford, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1919.
947 Crisford, George Northcote, 1 Jan. 1919.
948 Crookston, John Gray, 1 Jan. 1919.
949 Dale, Henry HaUett, 1 Jan. 1919.
950 Darling, John Ford, 1 Jan. 1919.
951 Dawkins, Charles WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919.
953 Drogheda, Kathleen, Countess of. 1 Jan. 1919.
954 Drower, John Edmund, 1 Jan. 1919.
955 WiUiams-Drummond, Francis Dudley, 1 Jan. 1919.
956 Eichholz, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919.
957 Robertson-Eustace, Marjory Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
958 Fedden, Katharine Waldo Douglas, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919
959 Fish, Walter George, 1 Jan. 1919.
960 Fisher, Charles Browning, 1 Jan. 1919.
961 FitzGerald, Francis John, 1 Jan. 1919.
962 Forman, Rev. Adam, 1 Jan. 1919.
963 Foster, Wilfrid Lionel, 1 Jan. 1919.
964 Fountain, Annie Christine, 1 Jan. 1919.
965 Fryer, Walter John, 1 Jan. 1919.
966 Garnett, James Clerk Maxwell, 1 Jan. 1919.
967 Gibson, Hope, 1 Jan. 1919.
968 Davies-Gilberi, Grace Catherine Rose, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
969 Gladstone, Maud Ernestine, Hon. Mrs. Henry NevUle,
1 Jan. 1919.
970 Goddard, Ernest Hope, 1 Jan. 1919.
971 Grant, Neil Forbes, 1 Jan. 1919.
972 Greene, John Arch, 1 Jan. 1919.
973 Grey, Mabel Laura, Countess, 1 Jan. 1919.
974 Groves, Herbert Austen, 1 Jan. 1919.
975 Haines, William Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919.
977 Hammond, Dayrell Talbot, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
978 Hannen, Lancelot, 1 Jan. 1919.
979 Hartshorn, Stuart, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
980 Hastings, Frank, 1 Jan. 1919.
981 Chadwyck-Healey, Sir Gerald Edward, Bart, 1 Jan. 1919.
982 Herbert, Lady Victoria Alexandrina Mary Cecil, 1 Jan.
1918.
983 Hood, David Wilson, 1 Jan. 1919.
984 Jamieson, Stanley Wyndham, 1 Jan. 1919.
985 Jones, David Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
986 Heath-Jones, Edgar, 1 Jan. 1918.
987 Keay, James Donald, 1 Jan. 1919.
988 Kent, Chris Shorter, 1 Jan. 1919.
989 Lackie, William Walker, 1 Jan. 1919
990 Leng, Hilary Howard, 1 Jan. 1916.
991 Lewis, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
992 Lister, Sir Robert Ashton, 1 Jan. 1919.

581

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE

993 Lloyd, Albert Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
994 Lloyd, Samuel Cook, 1 Jan. 1919.
995 Lowe, Arthur Labron, 1 Jan. 1919.
996 Lvle, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1919.
997 McCall, Charles WiUiam Home, 1 Jan. 1919.
998 McCullagh, Margaret Craig, Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
999 McDougall, Alexander Patrick, 1 Jan. 1919.
1000 Maclagan, Eric Robert Dalrymple, 1 Jan. 1919.
1002 McMordie, Julia, Mrs, 1 Jan, 1919.
1003 March, Hilda Madeleine, Countess nf, 1 Jan. 1919.
1004 Marjoribanks, Dudley Sinclah, 1 Jan. 1919.
1005 Mellersh, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
1006 Menzies, Thomas Graham, 1 Jan. 1919.
1007 MitcheU, Peter Chalmers. 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1008 Moffat, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
1009 Morgan, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
1010 Murray, Helen Mary, Hon. Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
1011 Nichols, Charles Lee, 1 Jan. 1919.
1012 Obte, Henry, 3 Jan. 1919.
1013 O'Keeffe, James George, 1 Jan. 1919.
1015 Oliver, Charles Augustus, 1 Jan. 1919.
1016 Hughes-Onslow, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
1017 Orchard, Jonathan, 1 Jan. 1919.
1018 Paget, Henry Edward Clarence, 1 Jan. 1919.
1019 Pakeman, John Robert, 1 Jan. 1919.
1020 Pearce, Standen Leonard, 1 Jan. 1919.
1021 Pearson, Louis Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919.
1022 Pelham, Frederick Sidney, 1 Jan. 1919.
1023 Pembroke and Montgomery, Beatrice Eleanor, Countess of,
1 Jan. 1919.
1024 Peto, Geoffrey Kelsall, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1025 Piercy, William, 1 Jan. 1919.
1026 Pigott, Richard, 1 Jan. 1919.
1028 Reiss, Charles Julius, 1 Jan. 1919.
1029 Roberts, George Quinlan, 1 Jan. 1919.
1030 Robey, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
1031 RoUeston, Lady Charlotte Emma Maud, 1 Jan. 1919.
1032 Ross, James Stirling, 1 Jan. 1919.
1033 Haynes-Rudge, Florence, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
1034 Sampson, Alexander Whitehead, 1 Jan. 1919.
1035 Seddon, Harry Sterratt, 1 Jan. 1919.
1036 Selbie, Robert Hope, 1 Jan. 1919.
1037 Shaw, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
1038 Shaw, WUliam Barbour, 1 Jan. 1919.
1039 Simmonds, Herbert John. 1 Jan. 1919.
1040 Sloan, Robert Patrick, 1 Jan. 1919.
1041 Stobart, Hugh Morton, 1 Jan. 1919.
1042 Stonestreet, George William, 1 Jan. 1919.
1043 Strain, James Bruce, 1 Jan. 1919.
1044 Swain, Percival Francis, 1 Jan. 1919.
1045 Thomas, Edgar William, 1 Jan. 1919.
1046 Thomson, WilUam Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919.
1047 Towle, Arthur Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
1048 Trouton, Edmund Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
1049 Turnor, Lady Mary Katherine, 1 Jan. 1919.
1050 Vincent, Arthur Rose, 1 Jan. 1919.
1051 VulUamy, Grace, 1 Jan. 1919.
1053 Warner, Lionel Ashton Piers, 1 Jan. 1919.
1054 Warre, George Francis, 1 Jan. 1919.
1055 Watson, Edith Margaret, 1 Jan. 1919.
1056 Wells, Sidney Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
1058 WUlett, Henry Goodrich, 1 Jan. 1919.
1059 WUson, Cecil Mary, Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
1060 Wood, William Francis John, 1 Jan. 1919.
1061 Woodhouse, Hon. Horace Marton, 1 Jan. 1919.
1062 Woodroffe, WiUiam Henry Plukenett, 1 Jan. 1919.
1063 Wylie, James, 1 Jan. 1919.
1064 AUum, Frederick Warner, 1 Jan. 1919.
1065 Beyts, WiUiam George, 1 Jan. 1919.
1066 Boalth, Victor Hope, 1 Jan. 1919.
1067 Campbell, Charles Stewart, 1 Jan. 1919.
1068 Cardew, Evelyn Roberta. Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
1069 Carmichael, Gertrude, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
1070 Close, Harold Arden, 1 Jan. 1919.
1071 Coubrough, Anthony Cathcart, 1 Jan. 1919.
1072 Sudhal Deo, Raja, 1 Jan. 1919.
1073 Denham, Godfrey Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
1074 Ferrier, Thomas Archibald, 1 Jan. 1919.
1075 Fitzpatrick, James Alexander Ossory, 1 Jan. 1919.
1076 Harcourt, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
1077 Hardiman, John Percy, 1 Jan. 1919.
1078 Harnett, William Falkiner, 1 Jan. 1919.
1079 Holberton, Edgar Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919.
1080 Holmes, Henry Burvill, 1 Jan. 191B.
1081 Faiyaz Ali Khan, Nawab Mumtaz-ud-Daula Sir Mu
hammad, 1 Jan. 1919.
1082 Mubariz Khan Tiwana, Nawab Malik Muhammad, 1 Jan.
1083 Lindsay, Darcy, 1 Jan. 1919.
1084 LyonB, Miriam Isabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
1085 Mitra, Bhupendra Nath, 1 Jan. 1919.
1086 Molony, Edmund Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919.
7°JZ Murray, Sir Alexander Robertson, 1 Jan. 1919.
10|8 O'Brien, Aubrey John, 1 Jan. 1919.
1089 Orr, James Peter, 1 Jan. 1919.
1090 Pearce, Charles Marshall, 1 Jan. 1919.
1091 Petrie, David, 1 Jan. 1919.
1092 Stanley, Sir John, 1 Jan. 1919.
1093 Ward, BUacott Loamon, 1 Jan. 1919.

582

1094 Langley, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
1095 Boys, Henry Ward, 1 Jan. 1919.
1096 Ross-Taylor, Walter, 1 Jan. 1919.
1097 Midwinter, Edward Colpoys, 1 Jan. 1919.
1098 King, Henry Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1099 PhUlips, Geoffrey Francis, 1 Jan. 1919.
1100 Boase, WUliam Norman, 1 Jan. 1919.
1101 Campbell, Robert Garrett, 1 Jan. 1919.
1103 Bond. James Henry Robinson, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1104 Day, Ven. Archdeacon Charles Victor Parkerson, I Jan
1919. (M.)
1105 Dickson, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1106 Green, Sebert Francis St. Davids, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
1107 Hawker, Claude Julian, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1108 Jones, Beatrice Isabel, 1 Jan. 1 919. (M).
1109 Knott, Rev. Alfred Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1110 Lane, WUliam Byam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1111 Oakes, Richard, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1112 Pitkeathly, James Scott, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1113 Stone, Rev. Henry Cecil Brough, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1114 Flick, Charles Leonard, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1115 McCarthy, James Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1116 Anderson, Edmund BuUer, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
1117 Daniel, Charles James, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
1118 McNish, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1119 Stewart, Louisa Mary, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1120 Messer, Arthur Albert, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1121 Soltau, Alfred Bertram, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
1122 Osborne, Rosabelle, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
Ii23 Brooman- White, Charles James, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
1124 BuUer, Walter Thomas More, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
1125 Cormack, John Dewar, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1126 Daubeny, Reginald Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1127 Hutchinson, Robert Schlesinger, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
1128 Johnston, William James, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1129 Mitchell-Innes, Edward Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
1130 Peel, Herbert Haworth, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1131 Thwaites, Norman Graham. 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
1132 Trotter, Gerald Frederic, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
1133 Whitlock, George Frederic Ashford, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
1134 Woodroffe, Charles Richard. 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
1135 Worgan, Sydney Drummond, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
1136 Wray, John WUloughby, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1137 Webber, Horace Armine William, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
1138 Dowie, Lawrence Adam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1139 Hyde, James Reid, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1140 Macpherson, Duncan Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
1141 Workman, Wolston Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
1142 Conyers, Evelyn Augusta, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
1143 Durrant, Rt. Rev. Henry Bickersteth, 1 Jan. 1919.
1144 Barth, Hon. Jacob William, 1 Jan. 1919.
1145 Macdonald, Archibald Campbell, 1 Jan. 1919.
1146 Brandon, Vivian Ronald, 12 Feb. 1919. (II.)
1147 Rayment, Guy Varlev, 12 Feb. 1919. (M.)
1148 Ttosley, Richard Bolton, 12 Feb. 1919. (M.)
1149a Vischer, Hanns, 12 Feb. 1919. (M.)
11496 Paterson, Andrew Melville, 12 Feb. 1919. (M.)
1150 Alcock, Reginald, 18 Feb. 1919.
1151 Anderson, Alexander Richard, 18 Feb. 1919.
1152 FrankUng, Herbert George, 18 Feb. 1919.
1153 Greene, William Henry Clayton, IS Feb. 1919.
1154 Hogarth, Robert George, 18 Feb. 1919.
1155 Howard, Russell John, 18 Feb. 1919.
1156 Howarth, WUliam James, 18 Feb. 1919.
1157 May, Bennett, 18 Feb. 1919.
1158 Morton, WiUiam Cuthbert, 18 Feb. 1919.
1159 Nicholson, Frank, 18 Feb. 1919.
1160 Rice-Oxley, Alfred James, 18 Feb. 1919.
1161a Simpson, Thomas Young, 18 Feb. 1919.
11616 Cornock-Taylor, Gerald Oldroyd, 25 Feb. 1919. (M.)
1161c Hazel, Albert WUliam, 31 March, 1919.
1162 Carey, Walter, 1 April, 1919. (M.)
1163 Fraser, Gordon Colquhoun, 1 April, 1919.
1164 Harrel, WUliam Vesey, 1 April, 1919. (it.)
1165 Innes, James WiUiam Guy, 1 April, 1919. (M.)
1166 MUler, Grenvffle Acton, 1 April, 1919. (M.)
1167 Rowley, Howard Fiennes Julius, 1 April, 1919. (M.)
1168 Slee, John Ambrose, 1 April, 1919. (M.)
1169 White, John BeU, 1 April, 1919. (11.)
1170 Payne, Christopher Russell, 22 April, 1919. (m.)
1171 Pitts, Percy, 11 AprU, 1919. (m.) '
1172 Cane, Mary Lucy, Mrs, 9 May, 1919. (it.)
1173 Dakyns, Winifred, Mrs, 9 May, 1919. (ii.)
1174a Hare, Dorothy Christian, 9 May, 1919. (M.)
11746 Brown, WUliam George Charteris, 24 May, 1919. (M.)
1175 Adam, Herbert Algernon, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1176 Anderson, Maxwell Hendry, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1177 Beck, Oliver Lawrence, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1178 Blackett, Henry, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1179 Bowden-Smith, WUliam, 27 May, 1919. (M )
1180 Bush, James Tobin, 27 May, 1919. (M )
1181 Church, WUUam Drummond, 27 May, 1919. (it )
1182 Clark, Henry WUliam Alfred, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1183 Clarke, Henry James Langford, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1184 Coppinger. Robert Henry, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1185 Corbett, Godfrey Edwin, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
J1?6. E-00t' Cunningham Robert de Clare, 27 May, 1919. (II.)
1188 Hewett, Paul, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1189 Howard, William GUbert, 27 May, 1919. (it.)

COMMANDERS.

1190 Howson, John, 27 May, 1919. (ll.)
1191 Hughes, Edward Llewellyn, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1192 Hyde, Richard, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1193 Irvin, WUliam Dion, 27 May, 1919. (m.)
1194 Leith, George Piercy, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1195 McKinstry, Edward Robert, 27 May, 1919. (it.)
1197 Moore, Nithsdale Carleton Atkinson, 27 May, 1919. (it.)
1198 Mulleneux, Hugh Bowring, 27 May, 1919. (it.)
1199 Parish, Arthur John, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1200 Parker, Walter Henry 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1201 Plenderleath, Claude WUliam Manners, 27 May, 1919.
(M.)
1202 Purefoy, Richard Purefoy Fitz-Gerald, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1203 Rashleigh, Vernon Stanhope, 27 May, 1919. (it.)
1204 Roberts, John, 27 May, 1919. (it.)
1205 Simpson, Cortland Herbert, 27 May, 1919. (it.)
1206 Staunton, Hugh Geoffrey, 27 May, 1919. (it.)
1207 TurnbuU^James, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
1208 Watson, Horace Cyril, 27 May, 1919. (it.)
1209 Willcox, Howard James Lionel Walter Kox, 27 May,
1919. (M.)
1210 WUliams, Thomas Acland, 27 May, 1919. (it.)
1211 Wright, Alexander GaUoway, 27 May, 1919. (it.)
1212 Abercrombie, Charles Murray, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
1213 Addie, John Heathcote, 3 June, 1919,. (M.)
1214 Alexander, John Donald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1215 Anderson, James Dalgleish. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1216 Ardee, Reginald Le Normand. Lord, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1217 Arnold, Herbert Tollemache, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1218 Baker, Jasper, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1219 Barnett, Alfred George, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1220 Begbie, Frank Warburton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1221 Beveridge, WUfred WiUiam OgUvy, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1222 Blount, Edward Augustine, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1224 Bowen, Arthur Winniett Nunn, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1225 Bradford, Sh John Rose, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1226 Braithwaite, Francis PoweU, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1227 Branson, WilUam PhUip SutcUffe, 3 June, 1919.
1228 Bromley-Davenport, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1229 Browne, Sherwood Dighton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1230 Burke, Bernard Bruce, 3 June, 1919. (it )
1231 Burrows, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (M.I
1232 Bush, James Paul, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1233 CaUender, Eustace Maude, 3 June, 1919.
1234 CampbeU, John Hpy, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1235 Carden, Rev. John, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1236 Church, George Ross Marryat, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1237 Clay, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1238 Cooper, Robert Higham, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1239 Cordeaux, Edward Kyme, 3 June, 1919.
1240 Couper, John Duncan CampbeU, 3 June, 1919.
1241 Cowie, Henry Edward Colvin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1242 Cranford, Robert Langely, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1243 Davy, Lila, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1244 Eames, William L'Estrange, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1245 EUiott, Thomas Renton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1246 Eisner, Otto WUliam Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1247 Erskine, Henry Adeane, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1248 Fegen, Magrath Fogarty, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1249 Fleming, John Gibson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1250 Frankau, Claude Howard Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1251 Fraser, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
12a2 Fraser, Forbes, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1253 Gibb, Evan, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
1254 Gibbard, Thomas Wykes, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1255 Goldsmith, George MUls, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1256 Graham, Charles Percy, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
J257 Grattan, Henry William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1258 Gray, Archibald Montague Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1259 Guest, Rt. Hon. Frederick Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1260 Gwynne, Rt. Rev. LleweUyn Henry, Bishop, 3 June,
1919. (M.)
JsH Harper, John Robinson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1262 Harrison, Cholmely Edward Carl BranfiU, 3 June, 1919.
¦ (M.)
1263 Hartley, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1264 Hayes, Edwin Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
im Henniker, Alan Major, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1266 Hicks, Sir MaxweU, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
W Higgs, Frederick William, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
12b8 Holmes,. Gordon Morgan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
?„!? Howkins, Cyril Henry, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1270 Hudleston, WUfrid Edward, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
1271 Hunt, Frederick Welsley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
iSS yde' Derraot Owen, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
iii. ia<*ion, George Scott, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1274 Jenney, Archibald Offley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
J«5 Keddie, Herbert WUUam Graham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1276 Kelly, Francis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1277 Ker, Charles Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
1278 Larken, Edmund, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1279 Lecky, John Gage, 3 June, 1919.
io_? l'e«se, Reginald Francis, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
iooJ Llnd8ay, Alexander Dunlop, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
fo_2 Lindsay, Ernest Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Tno, Loiigmoro, John Constantine Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1284 Lyell, David, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
;;__ MacCormac, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
14S6 MacLaughlin, Arthur MaunseU, 3 June, 1919.

1988 M^?/1' ^°^rt £00khart Koss, 3 June, 1919. (tt.)
1289 m™ wy'KAlitlJ5,,?eorge Piston, 3 June, 1919. (it )
ilon m *' Hu5?rt William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1*0? !™ftEeT' ?hToma3 Heywood, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
,oni ™d, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
19M m- er' Charles Hewitt, 1 June, 1919. (it.)
ilo? ^lUer' EJ? ward Dariey, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
i§o« ™ouey' Robert Cotton, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
190? Morgan, Frederick James, 3 June, 1919. M.)
iooo ™°,unt' 4.lan Hem'y Lawrence, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1298 Nelson, Percy Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
iqoo £e,YSom,V^gnstus Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1300 Pallm, William Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
iqoJ Sears0Ili Walter Bagot, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
i o9S ?ePT,' .Ernest Middleton, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
i »?« £?,teurkmi Charles Duncan, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
, o£c S"SheF> Bdgar Montagu, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
To™ £° °fk' Charies Edward, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
IfOg Pollok, Robert Valentine, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
,,So ?,l'yJ'n.el Harold Vernon, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
To™ Hadchtfe Frederick Walter, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
1309 Radnor, Jacob, Pleydell-Bouverie, Earl of, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
1310 Ramsbottom-Isherwood, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
T .IJ Hamsden, Herbert Frechville Smythe, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1312 Rawnsley, Claude, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1313 Reid, Frederick James, 3 June, 1919 (it )
1314 Reynolds, Reginald Philip Neri, 3 June, 1919 (it )
1315 Ricardo, Ambrose St. Quintta, 3 June, 1919. (M )
1316 Robertson, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1318 Rudd, Thomas William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1319 Saint, Charies Frederick Morris, 3 June, 1919 (it )
1320 Sargent. Harry Neptune, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1321 Savile, George Waltei Wrey, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1322 Searle, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1323 Shaw, Francis Stewart Kennedy, 3 June, 1919 (m.)
1324 SUver, John Payzant, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1325 Simpson, Lightly Stapleton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1326 Smith, Rev. Charles WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1327 Spencer, Charles Louis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1328 Starr, Frederick Newton Gisboine, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1329 Statham, John Charles Baron, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1330 Steward, Godfrey Robert Viveash, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1331 Stewart, Rev. Frank White, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1332 Stirling, Sir George Murray Home, Bart, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
1333 Sutherland, John Donald, 3 June, 1919. (m )
1334 Tatam, Walter John, 3 June, 1919. (M )
1335 Thurston, Hugh Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1336 TJmfreville, Percy, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1337 Vesey, Hon. Osbert Eustace, 3 June, 1919. (M )
1339 Wadley, Edward John, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1342 Wansbrough, Thomas Percival, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
1343 Watkins, Henry George, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1344 Watling, Francis Wyatt, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1345 Webb-Johnson, Alfred Edward, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
1346 Westmacott, Frederick Hibbart, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1348 Wraith, Ernest Arnold, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
1349 Drum, Lome, 3 June, 1919. (H.)
1350 Fallis, Rev. George Oliver, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1351 Griffin, Atholl Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1352 Hogan, Edward Vincent, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1354 Riplev, Blah, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1355 Simpson, Robert Mills, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1356 Templeton, Charles Perry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1357 Todd, Guy Mansfield, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1358 Wilby, Arthur William Roger, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1359 Wilson, Francis Walter Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1360 Davis, Charles Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1361 Leane, Edwin Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1362 Marks, Alexander Hammett, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1363 Shepherd, Arthur Edmund, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1364 Tunbridge, Walter Howard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1365 Viney, Horace George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1366 Duff, Charles de Vertus, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1367 Abraham, James Johnstone, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1368 Badcock, Gerald Eliot, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1369 Bagshawe, Herbert Vale, 3 June, 1919. (_t.)
1370 Beach, Thomas Boswell, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1371 Blunt, Conrad Edward Grant, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1372 Bury, Lindsay Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1373 Coruwallis, Kinahan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1374 Cowan, John Marshall, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1375 Davies, George Freshfield, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1376 Dawnay, Alan Geoffrey Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1377 Day, Rev. Edward Rouverie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1378 Dobbin, William James Knowles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1379 Elliott, William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1380 Gabriel, Edmund Vivian, 3 JuDe, 1919. (M.)
1381 Hopkinson, Henry Charles Barwick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1382 Huskisson, WUliam Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1383 JeUicoe, Richard Carey, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1385 McCandlish, Patrick Dalmahoy, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1386 Nicoll, Peter Strachan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1387 Paul, Ernest Moncrieff, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1388 Rice, Cecil Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1389 Savile, Robert Vesey, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1390 Shute, Cyril AveUng, 3 June, 1919. (M.)

583

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

1391 Travers, Henry Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (U.)
1392 Warren, Peter, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1393 Watney, Frank Dormay, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1394 Watson, James Keiro, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1395 Croll, David Gifford, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1396 Chaytor, D'Arcy, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1397 Mackesy, Charles Ernest Randolph, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1398 Campbell, Robert Morris, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
1399 Hale, Thomas Wyatt, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1400 Hobbins, Thomas Phillips, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1401 Robertson, James Currie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1402 Rose, Ernest Albert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1403 Rowe, Williams Hugh Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (11.)
1404 Stephenson, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1405 Stewart-Dick-Cunyngham, Sir William, Bart, 3 June,
1919. (M.)
1406 Wait, Hugh Godfrey Killigrew, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1407 Watkins, Rev. Owen Spencer, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1408 Dowell, George WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1409 Dudgeon, Leonard iitanley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1410 Falconer, Arthur WeUesley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1411 Gauntlett, Brie Gerald, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1412 Hooper, Harry TJpington, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1413 Jaffray, Rev. WUliam Stevenson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1414 Morcom, Reginald Keble, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1415 Payne, Herbert Chidgey Brine, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1416 Rhodes, Godfrev Dean, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1417 Shuttleworth, Digby Inglis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1418 Smith, William Hugh Usher, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1419 Taylor, George Brian OgUvie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1420 VUliers, Charles Walter, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1421 Wenyon, Charles Morley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1422 Browne, Philip Henry, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1423 Canny, James Clare Macnamara, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1424 Frost, Frank Dutton, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1425 Garrow, Robert George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1426 Lang, Elliot Brownlow, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1427 Leland, Francis WUliam George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1428 Macrae, Robert Scarth Farquhar, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1429 McVittie, Robert Henry, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
1430 Morris, Arthur Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1431 Morton. Hugh Murray, 3 Juno, 1919. (H.)
1432 Ratsey, Harold Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1433 Starr, WUliam Henderson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1434 Tremlett, Colin Percy, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1435 Truman, Egerton Danford, 3 June, 1919. (ii.)
1436 Wood, WiUiam Albert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1437 Dwyer, Ernest 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1438 Graham, Robert Blackall, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1439 Nussey, Albert Henry Mortimer, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1440 Elliot, Gilbert Sutherland McDowell, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1441 Adah, Hugh Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1442 Adams, Gofton Gee, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1443 Adams, Lewis Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1444 Adamson, Robert Hay, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1445 Alford, Rev. Josiah George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1446 Armstrong, Thomas Graves Lowry Herbert, 3 J une,
1919. (it.)
1447 Armstrong-Jones, Sir Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1448 Aytoun, Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1449 BaUey, Alfred John, 3 June; 1919. (M.)
1450 Barclay, Robert Leatham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1451 Baring, Hon. Everard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1452 Barker, Frederick George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1453 Barrett-Leunard, John, 3 June. 1919. (It.)
1454 Barry, Stanley Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1455 Barton, Alfred Yarker, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1456 Batt, Reginald Cosslev, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
1457 Baylay, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1458 Bayley, Arthur George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1459 Beadon, Roger Hammet, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1460 Beauchamp, Sir Frank, Bart, 3 June, 1919. (M.;
1461 Becher, Andrew Cracroft, 3 June, 1919. (If.)
1462 Glasier, Frank Bedford-, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1463 Belfleld, Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1464 Bernard, WiUiam KingsmUl, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
1465 Bickerstaffe-Drew, Rt. Rev. Monsignor, Count Francis
Browning Drew, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1466 Bigham, Hon. Charles Clive, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1467 Billington, Lawson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1468 Bhdwood, George ChristopherMcDowall, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1469 Blackett, WiUiam Cuthbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1470 Blandford, Laurence James, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1471 Bliss, Thomas Gordon Cumming, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1472 Blunt, Charles Jasper, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1473 Blyth, James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1474 Boase, George Orlebar, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1475 Boles, Dennis Fortescue, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1476 Booker, George Edward Nussey, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1477 Bonomi, Joseph Ignatius, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1478 Bowly, William Arthur Travell, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1479 Boyd, Mossom Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (H.)
1480 Brereton, Frederick Sadlier, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1481 Bromilow, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1482 Brooke, Ronald George, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1483 Browne, Abraham Walker, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1484 Brownlow, Charles William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1485 Bruce. Clarence Dalrymple, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1486 Bryant. Frederick Carkeet, 3 June, 1919. (it .)

1487 Buchan. Charles Forbes, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1488 Buckle, Cuthbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1489 Buckley. George Alexander MacLean, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
1490 Burdon, Rowland. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1491 Burn-Murdoch, John Francis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1492 Burne, Rainald Owen, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1493 Bumey, Herbert Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1494 BurreU, Sir Merrik Raymond, Bart, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1495 Burrows, Edmund Augustine, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1496 Butler, Henry Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1497 Bythell, William John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1498 CadeU, Harry Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1499 Caithness, Norman Macleod Buchan, Earl of, 3 June,
1919. (M.)
1500 Calley, Thomas Charles Pleydell, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1501 Calvert, James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1502 Campbell, Hon Ralph Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1503 CampbeU. WUliam MacLaren, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1504 Cardew, George Hereward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1505 Carless, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1506 Carleton, Montgomery Launcelot, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1507 Carr, Edward Elliott, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1508 Carter, Charles Herbert Philip, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1509 Carter, Ernest Augustus Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1510 Champion-De-Crespigny, George Harrison, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
1511 Chance, Sir Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1512 Chatterton, Frank Beauchamp Macaulay, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
1513 Cholmondeley, Hugh CecU. 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1514 Clarke, Herman, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1515 Clay, Ernest Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1516 Clifford, Ernest Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1517 CUfford, Walter Rees, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1518 Cleeve, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1519 Cockburn, George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1520 Coleridge, Hugh Fortescue, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1521 Collard, Alexander Arthur, Lysons 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1522 Collard, Arthur WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1523 Colvin, Forrester Farnell, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1524 Conway- Gordon, Gwynnedd, 3 June, 1919. (11.)
1525 Cooper, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1526 Cottell, Reginald James Cope, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1527 Cousins, Arthur George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1528 Cox, Edward Geoffrey Hippisley, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1529 Craig, Sh Maurice, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1530 Craig, Robert Annesley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1531 Crampton, PhUip John Ribton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1532 Craster, Edmund Henry Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1533 Crofton-Atkins, Cyril Randell, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1534 Crookham, Rev. WiUiam Thomas Rupert, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
1535 Curry, Montagu Creighton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1536 Cunningham, George Glencairn, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1537 Daniell, Frederick Francis WiUiamson, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1538 Dashwood, Edmund William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1539 Deane, Richard Woodforde, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1540 Etheridge, De Courcy CecU, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1541 De Hoghton, Sir James, Bart, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1542 De Jersey, WiUiam Grant, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1543 De Watteville, Herman Gaston, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1544 Denison. Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1545 Doran, John Crampton Morton, 3 June, 1919.
1546 Dunfee, Vickers, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1547 Dunne, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1548 Easton, Philip George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1549 Edmondson, James Heslam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1550 Edwards, Henry John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1551 Edwards, WiUiam Bickerton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1552 Egan, Michael Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1553 Ellis, Charles Conyngham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1554 Ellis, Henrietta Christobel, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1555 Elmslie, Christiana Deanes, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1556 Eteson, Harold Carleton Wetherall, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1557 Farquharson, Arthur Spenser Loat, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1558 Fell, Robert Black, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1559 Fenwick, Edward Hurry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1560 Ferrar, Henry Minchin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1561 Finch, HamUton Walter Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1562 Findlay, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1563 Fisher-Rowe, Herbert Mayow .3 June, 1919. (It.)
1564 Fitzpatrick, Ernest Richard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1565 FitzwilUam, Sir WUliam Charles De Meuron, Earl, 3 June,
1919. (M.)
1566 Foley, Frank Wigram, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1567 Foilett, Henry Spencer 3 June 1919. ' (M.)
1568 Foster, Alfred James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1569 Foster, Arthur Bruce, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1570 Foster Henry Needham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1571 Francis, Charles John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1573 French, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1574 Frith, Cyril Halsted. 3 June, 1919. (H.)
1575 Gardner, Charles James Hookham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1576 Garrett, Arthur Newson Bruff, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1578 Geddes, George Hessing, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1579 Gemmel, Archibald Burns, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
1580 GUbert, Arthur Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1581 Gilpin, Frederick Charles Almon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1582 Glanusk, Joseph Henry Russell, Lord, 3 June, 1919. (M-)

584

COMMANDERS.

584 Gordon, Mervyn Henry, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
685 Gordon-Steward, Charles Steward, 3 Juno, 1919. (m.)
586 Gorell, Ronald Gorell Barnes, Lord, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
587 Gorges, Edmund Howard, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
588 Gough, Alan Percy George, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
589 Gould, Sir Alfred Pearce, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
590 Graham, Gilbert Maxwell Adah, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
591 Greenly, John Henry Maitland, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
592 Greg, Robert Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
598 Gretton, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
594 Gribbon, Walter Harold, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
595 Grove, Edward Aickin WUliam Stewart, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
596 Hacket-Thompson, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
597 Hackett, Robert Isaac Dalby, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
598 Hall, Ven. Archdeacon Henry Armstrong, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
599 HaU, Sir John Richard, Bart, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
600 Hambro, Harold Everard, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
601 HamUton-Cox, Arthur Francis, 3 June, 1919. (ii.)
602 Hammond, Frederick Dawson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
603 Hankey, John CyrU Gtffard Alers, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
,604 Hare, Charles Tristram MelvUle. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
605 Harrison, Louis Kenneth, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
606 Hart, Charles Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
607 Harvey, David, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
608 Hawkins, Herbert Pennell, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
609 Haynes, Kenneth Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
610 Heaton-EUis. Charles Henry Brabazon, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
611 HelliweU, John Percival, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
612 Hepburne-Scott, Hon. Walter George, Master of Polwarth,
3 June, 1919. (M.)
614 Hesketh, Rawdon John Isherwood, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
615 Hezlet, Robert Knox. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
616 Hill, Charles Henry, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
617 HOI, Francis Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
618 HUI, Robert Montague, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
619 Hill, Walter de Marchet, 3 June, 1919. (It .
620 Grove-HUls, Edmond Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (M).
621 Hoadley, Jane, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
622 Holford, Sh George Lindsay, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
623 Holmes, Hardress Gilbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
624 Hordern.Rev.ArthurVenablesCalvely, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
625 Horniblow, EmiUe HUda, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
626 Hoskyn, John Cunningham Moore, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
627 Howard, Francis James Leigh, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
628 Howe, RandaU Charles Annesley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
629 Hume, John James Francis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
630 Hunt, Godfrey Massy Vere, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
631 Iremonger, Edgar Assheton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
632 Jack, Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
633 James, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
634 James, Rev. Canon Sidney Rhodes, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
635 Jenkins, Noble Fleming, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
636 Jennings, Edward Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
637 Jerrard, Augustus George Aimes, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
638 Johnston, Henry Halcro, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
639 Johnston, Osmond Moncrieff, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
640 Johnstone, Hope, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
641 Jones, CyrU Vivian, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
642 Julian, Oliver Richard Archer, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
643 Keane, Richard Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
644 Kempton, Charles Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
645 Kennard, Henry Gerard Hegan, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
646 Kimber, Edmund Gibbs, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
647 King, Charles Dickson, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
648 Kirk, John Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
649 Khkpatriok, Ivone, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
650 Koe, Lancelot Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
651 Land, WilUam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
652 Lane, Samuel WelUngton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
653 Langley, John Penrice, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
654 Larking, Reginald Nesbitt Wingfield, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
655 Leach, Harold Pemberton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
656 Leather, Kenneth John Walters, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
657 Lee, Francis, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
658 Lees, Charles Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
659 Legard, Alfred Digby, 3 June, 1919. (H.)
660 Leith, Henry Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
661 Le Marchant, Edward Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
662 Lemonius, Gerald MacLean, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
663 Le-Poer-Trench, Frederick Amelius, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
664 Leslie, Sir John, Bart, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
""' Levita, Cecil Bingham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
i Liddell, Clive Gerard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
667 Little, Malcolm Orme, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
"""¦ Lloyd, Samuel Eyre Massy, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Lloyd-Carson, Charles John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
670 Lord, John Robert, 3 June, 1919.
671 Lowry, James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
672 Ludlow, Edmund Ranald Owen, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
673 Luff, Arthur Pearson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
674 Lyle, Hugh Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
675 Lynch, David, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
676 McCalmont, Barklie Cairns, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
677 McClymont, Robert Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
678 McFerran, Edwin Millar GUliland, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
680 McKie, John, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
681 Mackintosh of Mackintosh, Alfred Donald, The, 3 June,
1919. (M.)

1682 Mackintosh, George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1683 Macpherson, Rev. Ewen George Fitzroy, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
1684 Markham, Charles John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1685 Marriott, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1686 Marsh, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1087 Martin, Ernest Edmund, 3 June, 1919. (ii.)
1688 Martin, James Fitzgerald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1689 Marwood, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1690 Mason-MacFarlane, David James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1691 Massy, Percy Hugh Hamon, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1692 MaunseU, Francis Richard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1693 Meeres, Charles Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1694 Meldon, James Austen, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1695 MeUor, Robert Ramsden, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1696 Metcalfe-Smith, Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1698 Middleton, William Crawfurd, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1699 Miles, George Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1700 Miller, Hugh de Burgh, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1701 Montagu, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1702 Moore, Arthur Trevelyan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1703 Moore, Robert Reginald Heber, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1704 Moore-Lane, William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1705 Morgan, Alexander Braithwaite, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1706 Morton, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1707 Moullin, Charles William ManseU, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1708 Muller, George Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1709 Murphy, Rev. William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1710 Murray, Eric Madden, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1711 Murray-Smith, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1712a Nelson, Edgar Forbes, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
17126 Neve, Edward John, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
1713 Newland, Edmund Walcott, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1714 Niblett, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1715 Noblett, Louis Hemington, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1716 Northumberland, Alan Ian, Duke of, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1717 Nugent, Walter Vyvian, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1718 O'Brien, Edmund Donough John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1719 O'Carroll, Joseph Francis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1720 O'Donoghue, Montague Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1721 O'Leary, Tom Evelyn, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1722 Oliver, Rev. Richard John Deane, 3 June, 1919 (11.)
1723 O'Meagher, John Kevin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1724 Onslow, Cranley Charlton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1725 Ostrehan, Francis George Rodney, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1726 O'SulUvan, Daniel, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1727 Owen, WUUam Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1728 Owens, Robert Leonce, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1729 Parr, Clements, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1730 Parry, Henry Jules, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1731 Parry, Llewelyn England Sidney, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1732 Parsons, John Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1733 Paterson, Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1734 Peacock, Rev. Charles Alfred, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
1735 Pearce, Cyril Harvey, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1736 Pearson, George Thomson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1737 Perceval, Charles CecU, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1738 Perkins, Edwin King, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1739 Perkins, Hugh Wharton, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1740 PhiUips, George Ingleton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1741 Pike, Cuthbert Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1742 Pinhorn, Henry Quinten, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1743 Plunkett, Edward Abadie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1744 Poulton, Arthur Faulconer, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1745 Powell.Philip Lionel WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1746 Prendergast, Theodore John Warrender, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
1747 Pulling, Rev. Edward Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1748 Purvis, John Spottiswoode, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1749 Raper, Henry Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (If.)
1750 Remnant, Sir James Farquharson, Bart, 3 June, 1919.
(ST.)
1751 Richards, Gertrude Mary, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1752 Roberts, Arthur Noel, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1753 Roberts, Henry Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1754 RoUeston, Lancelot William, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1755 Roper, Alexander WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1756 Rows, Richard Gundry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1757 Savage, Morris Boscawen, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1758 Sawyer, Charles Edward, 3 June. 1919. (It.)
1759 Scholfield, George Peabody, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1760 Selby, Rev. William John, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1761 Shaftesbury, Sh Anthony Ashley-Cooper, Earl of, 3 June,
1762 Shakeriey, Sir Walter Geoffrey, Bart, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1763 Shawe, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1764 Sherren, James, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1765 Smith, Anne Beadsmore, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1766 Smith, Peter Caldwell, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1767 Smith-Neill, James William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1768 Smithson, Walter Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1769 Smyth, Robert Napier, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1770 Sparshott, Margaret Elwin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1771 Spears, Edward Louis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1772 Stansfeld, James Rawdon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1773 Stansfield, Thomas Edward Knowles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1774 Stenning, John Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1775 Stewart, Patrick Alexander Vansitart 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1776 Stewart, WUUam Robert, 3 June, 1919. (II.)

585

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

1777 Stobart, George Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1778 Stordy, Robert John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1779 Stradbroke, George Edward John Mowbray, Earl of,
3 June, 1919. (M.)
1780 Strutt, Edward Lisle, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1781 Sulivan, Ernest Frederic, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1782 Swettenham, George Kilner, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1783 Taylor, Charles Newton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1784 Taylor, Harold Blake, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1785 Thomas, Reginald Aneurin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1786 Thomson, Christopher Bhdwood, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1787 Thomson, David George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1788 Thornycroft, Charles Mytton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1789 Thorold, Hayford Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1790 ThuiUier, Willoughby, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1791 TUney, Norman Eccles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1792 Todd, Octavius, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1793 Towsey, Francis William, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1794 Toynbee, Guy ElUston, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1795 Trevor, Philip Christian WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1796 Tucker, William Kington, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1797 Tuckey, Rev. James Grove White, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1798 Turner, Archer Lloyd Marischal, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1799 Twiss, John Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1800 Tyrrell, Charles Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1801 Vandeleur, Henry Martley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1802 Van Straubenzee, Casimir Henry Claude, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
1803 Wakefield, Sir Charles Cheers, Bart, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1804 Walker, Francis Spring, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1805 Ward, Montague Charles Pearson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1806 Warren, Thomas Richard Pennefather, 3 June, 1919. (It).
1807 Watkins, Fredric Mostyn, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1808 Way, Bromley George Vere, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1809 Western, John Sutton Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1810 Westmacott, Claude Berners, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1812 Willey, Francis Vernon, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1813 Williams, Arthur Cecil, 3 June 1919. (M.)
1814 Wilkinson, Henry Benfield Des Voeux, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
1815 WUson, John George Yule, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1816 Wise, Henry Edward Disbrowe, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1817 Wood, Hastings St. Leger, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1818 Woodwark, Arthur Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1819 Wright, Ernest Granville, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1820 Wright, George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1821 Wright, WiUiam Burgess, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1822 Young, Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1823 Young, David Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1824 Young, Patrick Charles, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1825 Adami, John George, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1826 Almond, Rev. Canon John McPherson, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
1827 Armstrong, John Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1828 Bosworth, Samuel Medbury, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1829 Bridges, James Whiteside, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1830 Brown, Ernest Rudolf, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1831 Buell, WUliam Senkler, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1832 Goldsmith, Perry Gladstone, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1833 Hutchison, James Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1834 McKeown, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1835 Robertson, Herman Melchior, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1836 Ruttan, Charles Millidge, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1837 Skinner. Frederick St. Duthus, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1838 Tait, John Spottiswood, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1840 Davidson, Ethel Sarah, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1841 Gray, Ethel, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1842 Holden, Rev. Albert Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1843 Kellett, Adelaide Maud, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1844 Long, George Merrick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1845 MUlard, Reginald Jefferev, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1846 Wall, George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1847 Wray, Rev. Frederick WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1848 Acland, Hugh Thomas Dyke, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1849 Carberry, Anderson Robert DUlon, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1850 Christie, Joseph McNaughton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1851 Cooke, Percival Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1852 Cooper, Charles James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1853 Dawson, Thomas Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1854 Falconer, Alexander Robertson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1855 Gabites, George Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1856 Hall, George Thompson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1857 HUey, Ernest Haviland, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
1858 Hume, John Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1859 Hutchen, James William, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
1860 Leahy, John Patrick Daunt, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1861 Major, Charles Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1862 Makgill, Robert Haldane, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1863 Mill, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1864 PUkington. Herbert Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1865 Pringle, David, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1866 Purdy, James Robert, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1867 Reakes, Charles John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1868 Reed, John Ranken, 3 June, 1919. (11.)
1869 Roberts, Alexander Fowler, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
1870 Robertson, James Herbert Graham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1871 Sleeman, James Lewis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1872 Smith, Edmund Robinson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1873 Strong, William James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)

1874 Studholme, John, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1875 Thurston, Mabel, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1876 Valentine, Thomas Harcourt Ambrose, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1877 Ward, Gerard Arnold, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1878 WyUe, David Storer, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1879 Baker, James Mitchell, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1880 Burgess, Charles Roscoe, 3 June, 1919- (M.)
1881 Edwards, Robert Richard, 3 June, 1919 (M.)
1882 Hodson, Frederick Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1883 Stock, PhUip Graham, 3 June, 1919 (M.)
1884 Montgomerie, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1885 Bagnall-Wild, Ralph Kirkby, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1886 Bartley, Bryan Cole, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1887 Bent, Arthur Milton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1888 Boyle, Hon. John David, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1889 Burnett, Charles Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1890 Cooke, Bertram Hewett Hunter, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1891 Davidson, Edward Humphrey, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1892 Drew, Bertie Clephane Hawley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1893 DunvUle, John, 3 June 1919. (M.)
1894 Ellington, Sir, Edward Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1895 Herbert, Philip Lee William, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
1896 Hoare, Cuthbert Gumey, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1897 Jenkta, Charles Frewen, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1898 Marindin, Cecil ColvUe, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1899 MelvUle, Edward Patrick Alexander, 3 June, 1919.
(H.)
1900 More, Robert Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1901 Mulock, Redford Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1902 Newall.CyrU Louis Norton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1903 Osmond, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1904 Pitcher, Duncan Le Geyt, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1905 Russell, Reginald Edmund Maghlta, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1906 Ryan, William John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1907 Smith, Sidney Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1908 Swann, Oliver, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1909 Sykes, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1910 Weir, James George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1911 WeUs, Hardy Vesey, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1912 Wigram, Kenneth, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1913 Andrews, Octavius WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1914 Barnes, George Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1915 Barrett, Dacre Lennard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1916 Chilcott, Ronald Evered, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1917 Clarke, Arthur Calvert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1918 Clinton-Baker, Lewis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1919 Colclough, Beauchamp Urquhart, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1920 Crisp, Arthur Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1921 Drury, William Price, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1922 Eldred, Edward Henry. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1923 Ferguson, Samuel Pringle, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1924 Fleet, Ernest James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1925 Harris, Gerald Noel Anstice, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1927 Heming, Thomas Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1928 Hinchcliffe. WUliam Fryer, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1929 Holmes, John Dickenson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1930 James, Hon. Cuthbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1931 Jones, Rev. Percy Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1932 McKew, Rev. Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1933 Meredyth, Charles Edward Hughes, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1934 Moorshead, Herbert Brooks, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1935 Penfold, WUliam George Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1936 Rees, John David, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1937 Rodet, Ernest William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1938 Ryan, Frank Edward Cavendish, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1939 Silk, Ernest Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1940 Simmons, George Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1941 Smyth, Morris Henrv, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1942 Stephens, Lindsay James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1943 Stevens, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1944 Stevens, John Greet, 3 June, 1919. (11.)
1945 Taylor, Arthur Trevelyan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1946 Tippinge, Leicester Francis Gartside, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1947 Tompkins, Albert Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1948 Tottenham, Francis Loftus, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1949 Vincent, Arthur Gustave, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1950 Ward, Charles Henry Allen, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1951 Webster, John Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1952 Wonham, Charles Scrivener, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1953 Wrey, WiUiam Bourchier Sherard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1956 Anderson, Eric Oswald, 3 June, 1919.
1957 Bray, Denys de Saumarez, 3 June, 1919.
1958 Calnan, Denis, 3 June, 1919.
1959 Cobb, Henry Venn, 3 June, 1919.
1960 Cochran, Alexander, 3 June, 1919.
1961 Cottle, Adela, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
1962 Craddock, Frances Henrietta, Lady, 3 June, 1919.
1963 Davies, Arthur, 3 June, 1919.
1964 Deo, Maharaja Ramanuj Saran Singh, 3 June, 1919.
1965 Fraser, Constance, Lady, 3 June, 1919.
1966 French, Lewis, 3 June, 1919.
1967 Gracey, Hugh Khkwood, 3 June, 1919.
1968 Hammond, Egbert Laurie Lucas, 3 June, 1919.
1969 Henderson, John Wright, 3 June, 1919.
1970 John, Edwin, 3 June, 1919.
1971 Khan, Jalal-ud-Daula Nawab Muhammad Khurshed Ah,
3 June, 1919.
1972 Khan Tiwana, Malik Sh TJmar Hayat, 3 June, 1919.
1973 King-Wood, WUliam, 3 June, 1919.
586

COMMANDERS.

1974 Knapp, Arthur Rowland, 3 June, 1919.
1975 Leftwlch, Charles Gerrans, 3 June, 1919.
1976 Legge. Francis CecU, 3 June, 1919.
1977 Lindsay, Harry Alexander Fanshawe, S June, 1919.
1978 Miller, Sh Leslie Creery, 3 June, 1919.
1979 Singh, Maharaja Bahadur Keshav Prashad, 3 June, 1919.
1980 Preston, Arthur, 3 June, 1919.
1981 Thompson, Cyril Powney, 3 June, 1919.
1982 Whitehead, Isabel, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
1983 Wolfe, George Charles, 3 June, 1919.
1984 Chapman, Archibald John, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1985 Sinclah, Hugh Montgomerie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1986 Barling, Sir Harry Gilbert, Bart, 3 June, 1919. (11.)
1987 Forster, David, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1988 Parish, Woodbine, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
1989 Swain, James, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
1990 Adamson, John, 3 June, 1919.
1991 Burnett, Ethel Mary, 3 June, 1919.
1992 Clark, James John, 3 June, 1919.
1993 Day, Albert CecU, 3 June, 1919.
1994 Gunson, James Henry, 3 June, 1919.
1995 Holland, Henry, 3 June, 1919.
1996 MacDonald Ronald Macintosh, 3 June 1919.
1997 Montgomery, WiUiam Hugh, 3 June, 1919.
1998 RoUeston, Iris Brenda, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
1999 Browne, Albert, 3 June, 1919.
2000 Chappe, Penelope Louise, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
2001 Dunn, James Stormont. 3 June, 1919.
2002 Godley, Godfrey Archibald, 3 June, 1919.
2003 Herbst, John Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
2004 Long, Arthur TUnev, 3 June, 1919.
2005 Manning, WUliam, 3 June, 1919.
2006 Pim, James Howard, 3 Jure, 1919.
2007 Richardson, Lewis, 3 June, 1919.
2008 Hall, Thomas Andrew, 3 June, 1919.
2009 Morris, Edward Robert, 3 June, 1919.
2010 Pitts, Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
2011 RendeU, Robert George, 3 June, 1919.
2012 Winter, Hon. Marmaduke George, 3 June, 1919.
2013 Ainsworth, John, 3 June, 1019.
2014 Baker, Alma, 3 June, 1919.
2015 Bertram, Edith Marion, Lady, 3 June, 1919.
2016 Boyes, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919.
2017 Boyle, Sh Alexander George, 3 June, 1919.
2018 Church, Arthur Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
2019 Fletcher, Arthur George Murchison, 3 June, 1919.
2020 HolUs, Alfred Claud, 3 June 1919.
2021 Noel, Martial Louis Auguste, 3 June, 1919.
2022 Pountney, Arthur Meek, 3 June, 1919.
2023 Ryder, Laay Frances, 3 June, 1919.
2024 Sinclah, John Houston, 3 June, 1919.
2025 Slyne, Denis, 3 Juno, 1919.
2026 Stubbs, Winifred Marjory, Lady, 3 June, 1919.
2027 WaUace, Marguerite Marie, Lady, 3 June, 1919.
2028 Barnardo, Frederick Adolphus Fleming, 3 June, 1919. (n.)
2029 Barstow, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
2030 Blakeney. WiUiam Edward Albemarle, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2031 Campbell, George Folding, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2032 Dunwoodie, LaUah Bessie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2033 Eustace, Alexander Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2034 Evans, George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2035 Jones, Benjamin Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2036 Kaye, CecU, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
2037 Lindsay, Henry Arthur Peyton. 3 June, 1919. (II.
2038 Luke, Thomas Mawe, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2039 Lush, John, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2040 OgUvie, Edward CoIUngwood, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2041 Picton, Reginald Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2042 Rait, Helen Anna Macdonald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
£43 Spence, Alexander Hierom Ogilvy, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2044 Stuart, WiUiam Desmond VUliers-, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
£45 Waterhouse, Agnes May, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2046 Young, Henry Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2047 Brockbank, John Grahame, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
2048 Clark, D'Arcy MelvUle, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2049 MeDouaU, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2050 MiUer, John Harry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
£51 Myers, Charles Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (n.)
2052 Purdon, Richard Ireland, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
£53 Swayne, Sh Eric John Eagles, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
2054 Wickham, John Avenel, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
£55 Yates, Clarence Montague, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2056 McAvity, Thomas Malcolm, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2057 Bolton, Charles Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M )
2058 Hall, George Clifford MiUer, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
£59 Cooper, WUliam Weldon Herring-, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2060 HoweU, Wilfrid RusseU, 3 June, 1919. (ii.)
£61 Kinahan, George Frederick Hudson-, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2062 Joyce, Pierce Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2063 McCheane, Montagu William HUey, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2064 Sudds, WUUam Benjamin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2065 Wilson, Cyril Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
£66 Walton, Robert Henry, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2067 Bartholomew, Arthur WoUaston, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2068 Riddell, Edward Vansittart Dick, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2069 Swabey, WUfred Spedding, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2070 Brough, Alan, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
'071 Learmouth, Agnes Moore, Mrs.Livingstone-, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)

2072 Rawlinson, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2073 Striedinger, Oscar, 3 June, 1919. (m )
2074 Harris, Herbert Sextus, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2075 Acworth, Louis Raymond, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2070 Allen, Edward Watts, 3 June, 1919. (m )
2077 Bailey, John Henry, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
SSK8. Bat?s(m> Rev. Joseph Harter, 3 June, 1919. (M )
2079 Bentinck, Walter Guy, Baron, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2080 Blachford, James Vincent, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2081 Blagrove, Henry John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2082 Blewitt, WUliam Edward, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2083 Blore, Herbert Richard, 3 June, 1919. (si )
2085 Cadogan, Earl, 3 June, 1919. (si )
2086 Carey, Carteret Walter, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2087 Churchward, Rev. Marcus WeUesley, 3 June, 1919. (it )
2088 Clarke, William Gay, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2089 Cobb, Henry Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2090 Cochrane, Robert Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2091 Cook, Herbert George, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2092 Cooke, Claude Edward Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (si )
2093 Corbett, Robert Lorimer, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2094 Cornwall, James Handyside Marshall, 3 June, 1919. (M).
2095 Coulson, Basil John Blenkinsopp, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2096 Coulson, Frank Morris, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2097 Crossley, Arthur William, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2098 Dauntesey, William Bathurst, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
2099 Douglas, Robert Vaughan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2100 Drummond, Laurence George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2101 Dumble, WUfrid Chatterton, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
2102 Earl, Austin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2103 Eliot, Nevill, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2104 Engleheart, Evelyn Linzee, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2105 Falls, Horace Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2106 Fitzmaurice, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2107 Gattie, Vernon Rodney Montagu, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2108 Gibb, Ronald Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2109 Gill, James Herbert Wainwright, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2110 GiUies, Harold Delf, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
2111 Goodall, Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2112 Gordon, William Eagleson, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2113 Grant, Sir Arthur, Bart, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2114 Grattan, O'Donnell Colley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2115 Harding, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2117 Hart, Henry Travers, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2118 Healey, Coryndon WiUiam Rutherford, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2119 Scott, Archibald Malcolm Henderson-, 3 June. 1919. (St.)
2121 Hooley, Vernon Vavasour, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2122 Ingram, John O'Donnell, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2123 Isham, Ralph Heyward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2124 Jebb, Gladwyn Dundas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2125 Johnson, Frederick Francis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2126 Johnson, Philip Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M )
2127 Johnson, Richard Francis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2128 JoUy, Joan Vera Douglas, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2129 Mitton, George Jones, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
2130 Keay, John, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2131 Slaney, Francis Gerald Kenyon-, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2132 Kidd, Harold Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2133 Kisch, Frederick Hermann, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2134 Clarke, John de Winton Lardnei-, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2135 Lithgow, James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2136 Lloyd, Frederick Lindsay, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2137 Filgate, Arthur Robert Patten Macartney-, 3 June,
1919. (SI.)
2138 McCullah, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2139 MacGwhe, John Edward, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2140 MacKay, Rev. Patrick Robson, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2141 Maud, Philip, 3 June 1919. (M.)
2142 Maurice, David Blake, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2143 Midwood, Harrison 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2144 Moody, Arthur Hatfield, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2145 Moore, Francis Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2146 Mornement, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2147 Northen, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2148 Oldfield, Christopher George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2149 Oliver, WUliam James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2150 Oram, Harry Kendall, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2151 Ormond, Arthur William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2152 Orr. Frank George. 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2153 Paul, Walter Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2154 Pearce, Rt. Rev. Ernest Harold, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2155 Percival, Harold Franz Passawer, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2156 Percy, Lord William Richard, 3 June, 1919. (M.;
2157 Potter, James Archer, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
2158 Prichard, Hubert CecU, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2159 Rainey, John Wakefield, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2160 Rolland, Charles Edward Tulloch, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2161 Samson, Louis Lort Rhys, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2162 Satow, Hugh Ralph, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
2163 Crawford, Robert Gordon Sharman-, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2164 Sheldrake, Edward Nodin, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2165 Short Ernest WUUam George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2166 Simon, MaximUian St. Leger, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2167 Simpson, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2168 SmaUman, Arthur Briton, 3 June, 1919. (11.)
2169 Smith, Richard Talbot Snowden-, 3 June, 1919. (M.
2170 SomervUle, John Arthur Coghill, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2171 SpUIer, Lionel Wallace, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2172 Stomm, Paul William John Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (si.)

587

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

(M.)
(M.)

(SI.)

2173 CUtherow, John Bouchier Stracey-, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2174 Stuart, Donald Mackenzie, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
2175 Swettenham, WiUiam Alexander Whybault, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
2177 Taylor, Robert James Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2178 Tee, James Henry Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2179 Templer, Walter Francis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2180 Thomson, Samuel John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2181 Tremaine, Richard, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2182 Trotter, Edith Mary, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2183 Twiss, WUliam Louis Oberkhch, 3 June, 1919. (a.)
2184 Vigne, Robert Austen, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2185 Vizard, Robert Davenport., 3 June, 1919. (it.)
2186 Vincent, WUliam James Nathaniel, 3 June, 1919.
2187 Wakefield, Rt. Rev. Henry Russell, 3 June, 1919.
2188 Wallace, Robert Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2189 Waring, Holburt Jacob, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2190 Wheler, Granville Charles Hastings, 3 June, 1919.
2191 Whitaker, Albert Edward, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2192 Wright, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2193 Burston, Samuel Roy, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2194 Newland, Henry Simpson, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
2195 Newmarch, Bernard James, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2196 Stewart, John MitcheU Young, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2197 Fitz-Herbert, Norman, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2198 Home, George, 3 June, 1919. (li.)
2199 McKibbin, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2201 Inglis, Russell Tracy-, 3 June, 1919 (St.)
2202 Watson, James Taylor, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2203 Ward, Arthur Blackwood, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2204 Franklin, WUliam Hodson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2205 Rendell, Walter Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2206 Bayley, Stuart Farquharson, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2207 Chainier, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2208 Dorai, Bhahava Ramachandra, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2209 Jang, Ganpat Rao Raghunath Rajwade Shaukat, 3 June,
1919. (m.)
2210 Singh, Kanwar Jeoray, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
2211 Singh, Thahur Pratab, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
2212a Storey, Robert Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
22126 Beckett, WUliam Thomas Clifford, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2212c Cameron, Cecil Aylmer, 3 June, 1919. (sr.)
2212a: Hulton, John Meredith, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2212e Johnson, Robert Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2212/ Johnston, Eric Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2212a Morley, Lyddon Charteris, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2212A Neilson, John Fraser, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
2213a Brook, Reginald James, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
22136 Cartwright, Francis Lennox, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2213c Clarke, John Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2213(2 Stayner, Richard Winslow, 3 June, 1919 (II.)
2213e Lewis, Henry Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2213/ Evans, Charles Harford Bowie-, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2213? Blackden, Leonard ShadweU, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2213A McClymont, Rev. James Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2214a Morris, Richard John, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
22146 Reed, John Arthur Wemyss, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2214c Thompson, Edith Marie, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2214<2 Banning, Stephen Thomas, 3 May, 1919. (si.)
2214e EUissen, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2214/ Mowat, Magnus, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2214a Newton, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2214A Stronach, Robert Summers, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
2215a Abbey, Walter Buhner Tait, 3 June, 1919. (li )
22156 Burne, Lindsay Elliott Lumley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2215c Keatinge, Rt.Rev. William, Bishop, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
2215(2 Hanson, Rev. David HamUton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
2215e Acklom, Cecil Ryther, 11 June, 1919. (M.)
2215/ Blake, Albert Valentine, 11 June, 1919. (li.)
2215a Brown, Percy George, 11 June, 1919. (M.)
2216 Candy, Algernon Henry Chester, 11 June, 1919. (si.)
2217 Carruthers, David John, 11 June, 1919. (SI.)
2218 Cuming, Robert Stevenson Dalton, 11 June, 1919. (II.)
2219 Dixon, Kennett, 11 June, 1919. (SI.)
2220 Finlay, George, 11 June, 1919. (si.)
2221 Garde, Robert Boles, 11 June, 1919. (si.)
2222 Kent, Walter James, 11 June, 1919. (si.)
2223 Keyes, Adrian St. Vincent, 11 June, 1919. (M.)
2224 Kiddle, Kerrison, 11 June, 1919. (M.)
2225 Meadus, Harry Howard, 11 June, 1919. (SI.)
2226 Parker, WUlam Ramsey, 11 June, 1919. (M )
2227 Rashbrook, Henry Samuel, 11 June, 1919. (St.)
22,2.8 Ward. John Richard Le Hunte, 11 June, 1919. (M.)
2230 Hardy, Charles Talbot, 21 June, 1919. (It.) '
2231 Moir, William Mitchell, 21 June, 1919. (M )
2232 Bamber, Wyndham Lerrier, 27 June, 1919. (it )
2234 Colvin, Ragnar Musgrave, 27 June, 1919. (SI.)
2235 Dicks, Henry Leage, 27 June, 1919. (M.)
2236 May, Arthur de Kewer Livius, 27 June, 1919. (li )
2222 Eenf0W. Marchant Hubert, 27 June, 1919. (St.)
2238 Powlett, Frederick Armand, 27 June, 1919. (si.)
2239 Silver, Mortimer L'Bstrange, 27 June, 1919. (M.)
22i? Warieigh, Percival Henry, 27 June, 1919. (St.)
„„?i BaUaro, George Norman, 30 June, 1919. (M.)
22?2 -f,c,he?°n' Albert Edward, 4 July, 1919. (M.)
22f? 4.le,nbyV Frede™k Claud Hynman, 4 July, 1919. (si.)
22!; Blake> James Thompson, 4 July, 1919. (m.)
22f | Cave, George Ellis, 4 July, 1919. (it.)
2246 Crawford, Charles Wlspington Glover, 4 July, 1919 (m )

588

2247 de Wet, Thomas Olaff, 4 July, 1919. (St.,
2248 Douglas, Sholto Grant, 4 July, 1919. (M.)
2249 Evans. Frederick James, 4 July, 1919. (si.)
2250 Garrett, Peter Bruff, 4 July, 1919. (M.l
2251 Gregory, George, 4 July, 1919. (M.)
2252 Gush, Alfred WUliam, 4 July, 1919. (SI.)
2253 Hewett, George Stuart, 4 July, 1919. (SI.)
2254 Sumner, Berkeley Holme-, 4 July, 1919. (M.) ,
2255 Huddleston, Ernest Whiteside, 4 July, 1919. (SI.)
2256 Jefferson, Henry, 4 July, 1919. (M.)
2257 Leggatt, Charles WUUam Stares, 4 July, 1919. (M.)
2258 Leighton, John Albert, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
2259 Macdonald, David James, 4 July, 1919. (11.)
2260 Newman, Edward John Kendall, 4 July, 1919. (si.)
2261 Perfect, Herbert Mosley, 4 July, 1919. (M.)
2262 Pritchard, Francis Burnett, 4 July, 1919. (SI.)
2263 Rowsell, Clarence Ralph, 4 July, 1919. (at.)
2264 Satow, Lawrence de Wahl, 4 July, 1919. (si.) ¦
2265 Thrtog, Frank John, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
2266 Vibart, John Fleming, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
2267 Caulfield, James Montgomery, 10 July, 1919. (M.)
2268 Egerton, Philip, 10 July, 1919. (si.)
2269 Eliot, Ralph, 10 July, 1919. (11.)
2270 Hill, Marcus Rowley, 10 July, 1919. (II.)
2271 Hopwood, Geoffrey, 10 July, 1919. (11.)
2272 Paul, Oliver Richard, 10 July, 1919. (St.)
2273 Richards, John Arthur, 10 July, 1919. (St.)
2274 Stewart, Arthur Courtenay, 10 July, 1919. (st.)
2275 Watson, Hugh Dudley Richards, 10 July, 1919. (M.)
2276 Bethune, Henry Leonard, 12 July, 1919. (St.)
2277 Brocklebank, Henry Cyril Royds, 12 July, 1919. (St.)
2278 Fanshawe, BasU Hew, 12 July, 1919. (St.)
2279 Hargraves, Herbert James, 12 July, 1919. (M.)
2280 Martin, Harry Outfield, 12 July, 1919. (St.)
2281 Osmaston, CecU Alvend Fitzherbert, 12 July, 1919. (St.)
2282 Cotton, Richard GrevUle Arthur Wellington Stapleton-,
12 July, 1919. (SI.)
2283 Tibbits, Charles, 12 July, 1919. (M.)
2284 WUding, Michael Henley, 12 July, 1919. (St.)
2285 Adams, Henry George Homer, 17 July, 1919. (St.)
2286 Crampton, Denis Burke, 17 July, 1919. (M.)
2287 Gregory, Ernest Foster, 17 July, 1919. (St.)
2288 Hickson, Gerald Robert Stedall, 17 July, 1919. (St.)
2289 Homfray, John Robert Henry, 17 July, 1919. (M.)
2290 Betts, Ernest Edward Alexander, 31 July, 1919. (M.)
2291 Dunn, Arthur Edward, 31 July, 1919. (M.)
2292 Grant, Arthur Robert, 31 July, 1919. (St.)
2293 im Thurn, John Knowles, 31 July, 1919. (M.)
2294 O'SulUvan, Hugh Dermod Evan, 31 July, 1919. (M.)
2295 Cameron, Cyril St. Clair, 11 Aug. 1919. (SI.)
2296 Dawson, Henry, 11 Aug. 1919. (St.)
2298 Meredyth, Arthur Gwyn Moreton. 11 Aug. 1919. (St.)
2299 Robertson, John Hercules, 11 Aug. 1919. (Si.)
2300 Thorp, Charles Frederick, 11 Aug. 1919. (St.)
2301 Tuke, Godfrey, 11 Aug. 1919. (si.)
2302 Vawdrey, Charles, 11 Aug. 1919. (SI.)
2303 Winterbottom, Thomas, 11 Aug. 1919. (si.)
2304 Woodwright, Charles Sharman, 22 Aug. 1919. (St.)
2305 Scott, George Herbert, 23 Aug. 1919.
2306 Blunt, WiUiam Frederick, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
2307 Boyle, Harry Lumsden, 16 Sept. 1919. (SI.)
2308 Crichton, Peter Thomson, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
2309 Ford, Richard Vernon Tredinnick, 16 Sept. 1919. (It.)
2310 Brown, Frederick Dundas Gilpin-, 16 Sept. 1919. (M.)
2311 Hallett, Theodore John, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
2312 Genn, Otto Herman Hawke-, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
2313 Hughes, Arthur Beckett, 16 Sept. 1919. (SI.)
2314 Hunttogford, Walter Legh, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
2315 Kelly, William Henry, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
2316 Layton, Percival Norman, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
2317 Meadus, WUliam Henry, 16 Sept. 1919. (M.)
2318 Mountifield, James, 16 Sept. 1919. (si.)
2319 Murray, John Adam, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
2320 Nelson, Maurice Henry Horatio, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
2321 Risk, Richard Henry Little, 16 Sept. 1919. (M.)
2322 Scott, Albert Charles, 16 Sept. 1919. (M.)
2323 Smith, Bertram Hornsby, 16 Sept. 1919. (st.)
2324 Smith, Charles Appleton, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
2325 Wace, Stephen Charles, 16 Sept. 1919. (M.)
2326 Ward, John Tom Hickman, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
2327 Whayman, William Matthias, 16 Sept. 1919. (Bt.)
2328 Wilkin, Henry Douglas, 16 Sept. 1919. (M.)
2329 Wrightson, Charles Archibald Wise, 16 Sept. 1919. (II.)
2330 Willock, Frederick George, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
2331 Viener, Rev. Harry Dan Leigh, 10 Oct. 1919. (St.)
2332 Cunningham, Alexander Duncan, 10 Oct. 1919. (St.)
2333 Munro, Lewis, 10 Oct. 1919. (SI.)
2334 Beatty, WUliam Dawson, 10 Oct. 1919. (St.)
2335 Bhley, James Leatham, 10 Oct. 1919. (st.)
2336 Boothby, Frederick Lewis Maitland, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
2337 Courtney, Ivon Terence, 10 Oct. 1919. (St.)
2338 Griffith, Edward Hugh, 10 Oct. 1919. (H.)
2339 Mead, John, 10 Oct. 1919. (st.)
2340 Outram, Harold WUliam Sydney, 10 Oct. 1919. (st.)
2341 Pink, Richard Charles Montague, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
2342 Playfah, Frederick Hope Grant 10 Oct. 1919. (St.)
2343 Woodcock, Harold Larpent, 10 Oct. 1919. (St.)
2344 Burch, WUliam Edward Scarth, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
2345 Cheatle, Arthur Henry, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)

COMMANDERS.

2346 Dreyer, Georges, 10 Oct. 1919. (m.)
2347 Peal, Edward Raymond, 10 Oct. 1919. (it.)
2348 Reiss, Alexander Emil Jacques, 10 Oct. 1919. (si.)
2349 Fairfield, Josephine Letitia Denny, 10 Oct. 1919. (st.)
2350 Hogarth, Archibald Henry, 10 Oct. 1919. (st.)
2351 Ahey, Harold Morris, 17 Oct. 1919. (m.)
2352 Dewar, Kenneth GUbert Balmain, 17 Oct. 1919. (st.)
2353 Finnis, George Home, 17 Oct. 1919. (m.)
2351 James, Ralph Ernest Haweis, 17 Oct. 1919. (st.)
2355 Knox, Henry Owen, 17 Oct. 1919. (it.)
2356 Lane, Henry Gerald Elliot, 17 Oct. 1919. (m.)
2357 Skelton, Reginald William, 17 Oct. 1919. (si.)
2358 Edwards, Graham Richard Leicester, 11 Nov. 1919. (sr.)
2359a Pearse, Claude Alwin Rombulow-, 11 Nov. 1919. (st.)
23596 Johnson, Walter Russell, 11 Nov. 1919. (M.)
2359c MarshaU, Eric Stewart, 11 Nov. 1919. (M.)
2359d Thorn, George St. Clair, 11 Nov. 1919. (si.)
2359e Moore, Thomas CecU Russell, 11 Nov. 1919.
2359/ Schuster, George Ernest, 11 Nov. 1919. (M.)
2359? Turner, Martin Newman, 11 Nov. 1919. (m.)
2359ft Leckie, John Edwards, 11 Nov. 1919. (st.)
2360a Herapath, Lionel, 11 Nov. 1919. (st.)
23606 Tallents, Stephen George, 11 Nov. 1919. (st.)
2360c Warren, WUliam Robinson, 11 Nov. 1919. (M.)
2360(2 De Wolff, Charles Esmond, 11 Nov. 1919. (M.)
23606 Sidney, Edward, 28 Nov. 1919. (it.)
2361 Tottenham, Percy Marmaduke, 5 Dec. 1919.
2362 Hornsby, Bertram, 5 Dec. 1919.
2363 Carver, Sydney Ralph Pitts, 5 Dec. 1919.
2364 Garsia, Herbert George Anderson, 5 Dec. 1919.
2365 Christopherson, John Brian, 5 Dec. 1919.
2366 Crowfoot, John Winter, 5 Dec. 1919.
2367 Kerr, WiUiam Munro, 12 Dec. 1919. (si.)
2368 Warton, John Fenwick, 12 Dec. 1919. (si.)
2S69 Bone, Reginald John, 22 Dec. 1919. (St.)
2369a Jackson, Henry Leigh, 22 Dec. 1919.
2370 Agabeg, Frank Joseph, 30 Dec. 1919.
2371 Bhore, Joseph WUliam, 30 Dec. 1919.
2372 Bowman, Humphrey Ernest, 30 Dec. 1919.
2373 Butler, Montagu Sherard Dawes. 30 Dec. 1919.
2374 Clarke, Charles Agacy, 30 Dec. 1919.
2375 Clutterbuck, Peter Henry, 30 Dec. 1919.
2376 Cox, John Hugh, 30 Dec. 1919.
2377 Crosthwaite, Henry Robert, 30 Dec. 1919.
2378 de Montmorency, Geoffrey Fitz Hervey, 30 Dec. 1919.
2379 Elmes, CecU Henry, 30 Dec. 1919.
2380 Forbes, Alexander, 30 Dec. 1919.
2381 Gait, Christian Maud, Lady, 30 Dec. 1919.
2382 GaU, Robert Laing Bruce, 30 Dec. 191 9.
2383 HaUey, Hammett Reginald Clode, 30 Dec. 1919.
2384 Heaton, Mary Meredyth, Lady, 30 Dec. 1919.
2385 Khan, Sardar Bahadur Nawab Mehrab. 30 Dec. 1919.
2386 Jones, Frederick Archibald LesUe, 30 Dec. 1919.
2387 MacphaU, Rev. Earle Monteith, 30 Dec. 1919.
2388 McCarthy, Frank, 30 Dec. 1919.
2389 McWUUam, Andrew, 30 Dec. 1919.
2390 Mistri, Kaikhushroo Manekshah, 30 Dec. 1919.
2391 Noyce, Frank, 30 Dec. 1919.
2392 Rhodes, CampbeU Ward, 30 Dec. 1919.
2393 Rogers, Arthur Burden CampbeU, 30 Dec. 1919.
2394 Simpson, George Clarke, 30 Dec. 1919.
2395 Singh, Raja Sadeshri Pashad Narayan, 30 Dec. 1919.
2396 Tata Mehrbai, Lady, 30 Dec. 1919.
2397 Beattie, Alexander Elder, 1 Jan. 1920.
2398, CecU, Alicia Margaret, Hon. Mrs. Evelyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
2399 Grosvenor, CaroUne Susan Theodora, Hon. Mrs. Norman,
1 Jan. 1920.
2400 Joyce, EUen, Hon. Mrs. James Gerald, 1 Jan. 1920.
2401 Lefroy, Grace, 1 Jan. 1920.
2402 McCleUan, Frank Campbell, 1 Jan. 1920.
2403 Markham, Lucy Bertram, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2404 Abbott, Francis Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
2405 Abrahams, Arthur CecU, 1 Jan. 1920.
2406 Ackland, Robert Craig, 1 Jan. 1920.
2407 Acland, Alfred Dyke, 1 Jan. 1920.
2408 Acton, Ellen Marion, 1 Jan. 1920.
2409 Acton, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
2410 Albright, George Stacey, 1 Jan. 1920.
2411 AUen, Herbert Warner, 1 Jan. 1920.
2412 AUen, Oswald Coleman, 1 Jan. 1920.
2413 Allen, Walter Macarthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
2414 Allison, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2415 _,Uison, Richard John, 1 Jan. 1920
2416 Alston, Hilda, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
2417 Amery, WUliam Bankes, 1 Jan. 1920.
2418 Anderson, David Martin, 1 Jan. 1920.
2419 Anderson, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
4120 Anderson, James Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
2421 Anderson, Lyttia EUzabeth, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2422 Anderson, WilUam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
2423 Ansell, George Frederic, 1 Jan. 1920.
2424 Armstrong, John Warneford Scobell, 1 Jan. 1920.
2425 Ashhurst, WilUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2426 Atkinson, Edward Hale Tindal, 1 Jan. 1920.
2427 AveUng, Arthur Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
2428 Badeley, Henry John Fanshawe, 1 Jan. 1920.
2429 Baines, Hubert, 1 Jan. 1920.
2430 Bahd, Douglas Heriot, 1 Jan. 1920.
2431 BaUinger, John, 1 Jan. 1920.

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Bandon, Georgina Dorothea Harriet, Countess of, 1 Jan.
1920.
Barber, James WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Barnes, Edwin Clay, 1 Jan. 1920.
Barr, Sir James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Barr, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ban-, Venie Ainsworth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Barratt, Frances, Lady Layland-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Barrows, EUiot Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bartlett, Charles Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Batohelor, Emily, 1 Jan. 1920.
Beard, Joseph Jamos, 1 Jan. 1920.
Beausire, Clara Constance, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bell, Charles Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bell, Henry McGrady, 1 Jan. 1920.
Benson, Philip de Gylpyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bertram, Francis George Lawder, 1 Jan. 1920.
Betterton, Henry Bucknall, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bewick, Ralph Martin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Beynon, John Wyndham, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bibby, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920
Binns, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
Blackburn, William Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
Blackwell, Francis Victor, 1 Jan. 1920.
Blain, HorDert Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Blake, Edwin Holmes, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bohane, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Botterell, Percy Dun ville, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bower, Robert Lister, 1 Jan. 1920.
Boyd, Alexander WiUiam Keown-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Boyd, Harry Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Boyne, Margaret Selina, Viscountess, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bradly, Henry George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bradshaw WiUiam Graham, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bramah, David, 1 Jan. 1920.
Brickwell, Alfred James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bridge, Joseph James Rabnett, 1 Jan. 1920.
Briggs, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Brims, Charles William, 1 Jan. 1920,
Briscoe, William Richard Brunskill, 1 Jan. 1920.
Brooke, Edward Geoffrey de Capell, 1 Jan. 1920.
Brooks, Florence Ethel, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
Browett, Leonard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Brown, Charles John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Brown, Frank James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Brown, John Edwin Ambrose, 1 Jan. 1920.
Brown, Joseph Pearce, 1 Jan. 1920.
Brown, Nicol Paton, 1 Jan. 1920.
Brown, Robert Cunyngham, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bryce, James McKie, 1 Jan. 1920.
Buchanan, James Courtney, 1 Jan. 1920.
Buchanan, Joseph Andrew William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Buckingham, Sir Henry Cecil, 1 Jan. 1920.
Buckley, Wilfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bull, Edward Bagnall-, 1 Jan. 1920.
BuUer, Ralph BuUer Hughes-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bullock, Ralph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Burditt, George Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Burnham, John Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Button, Howard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Byrom, Thomas Emmett, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cairns, William Murray, 1 Jan. 1920.
Calder, James Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Caldwell, Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
CaUendar, Hugh Longbourne, 1 Jan. 1920.
Carr-Calthrop, Christopher WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Camden, Joan Marion, Marchioness, 1 Jan. 1920.
Campbell, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
Campbell, Gerald FitzGerald, 1 Jan. 1920.
Campbell, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Candler, Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cane, Arthur Beresford, 1 Jan. 1920.
Carbutt, Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Carlile, Sir (Edward) Hildred, Bart. 1 Jan. 1920.
Carlton, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
Carnegie, David, 1 Jan. 1920.
Carpenter, Charles Claude, 1 Jan. 1920.
Carr, Edward Hallett, 1 Jan. 1920.
Carr, Francis Howard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Carr, William Theodore, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cathery, Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
Caton, Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Chambers, George Lawson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Chambers, James Thoma«. 1 Jan. 1920.
Charley, Harold Richard, 1 Jan 19z0.
Clarke, John Courtenay, 1 Jan. 1920.
Clarke, William John, 1 Jan. 1920
Clauson, Albert Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Clough, Frederic Horton, 1 Jan. 192U.
Clow, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Coates, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cobbold, Herbert St. George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cockeram, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Codrtogton, Adela Harriet, Laay, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cole, Harold William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Comben, Robert Stone, 1 Jan. 1920.
Constable, Andrew Henderson Briggs 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooper, Mary Emma, Lady, 1 Jan 1920.
Corkhill, Percy Fullerton, 1 Jan. 1920.

589

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

2531 Corkran, Florence Caroline, Mrs. Seymour, 1 Jan
1920.
2532 Cotter, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
2533 Coulcher, Mary Caroline, 1 Jan. 1920.
2534 Craig, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
2535 Craig, Emily Mary. Lady Tudor-, 1 Jan. 1920.
2536 CressweU, John Edwards, 1 Jan. 1920.
2537 Crewdson, Bernard Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
2538 Crichton. Lady Jane Emma, 1 Jan. 1920.
2539 Crovsdill, Clifford William, 1 Jan. 1920.
2540 Cubitt, Hon. Helen Laura, 1 Jan. 1920.
2541 CuUing, James William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2542 Cunliffe, Hon. Cecilie Victoria, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2543 Cunningham, Lallie, 1 Jan. 1920.
2544 Cunningham, Mary Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
2545 Curre, WUliam Edward Came, 1 Jan. 1920.
2546 Dale, Charles Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
2547 Dalrymple, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2548 Dalwood, John HaU-, 1 Jan. 1920.
2549 Dalzell, Reginald, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
2550 Dartmouth, Mary, Countess of, 1 Jan. 1920.
2551 Davidson, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2552 Davies, Alfred Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
2553 Davies, John CecU, 1 Jan. 1920.
2554 Davies, John Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
2555 Davies, Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
2556 Deacon, Henry Wade, 1 Jan. 1920.
2557 Denman, Gertrude Mary, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2558 Denniss, George Hamson, 1 Jan. 1920.
2559 Denny, Barbara Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
2560 Desborough, Arthur Peregrine Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2561 Despard, Herbert John, 1 Jan. 1920.
2562 Diack, Sir Alexander Henderson, 1 Jan. 1920.
2563 Dillon, Richards Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2564 Dixon, Gertrude Caroline, 1 Jan. 1920.
2565 Dobson, Bernard Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2566 Dominy, Reginald Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
2567 Donaldson, Norman Patrick, 1 Jan. 1920.
2568 Donnan, Frederick George, 1 Jan. 1920.
2569 Dottridge, Edwin Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
2570 Dougan, James Lockhart, 1 Jan. 1920.
2571 Downie, Fairbahn, 1 Jan. 1920.
2572 Drake, Bernard Harpur, 1 Jan. 1920.
2573 Drury, Amy Gertrude, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2574 Duff, Thomas Duff Gordon, 1 Jan. 1920.
2575 Dunn, Patrick Smith, 1 Jan. 1920.
2576 Durell, Arthur James Vavasor, 1 Jan. 1920.
2577 Durell, Rev. John Carlyon Vavasor, 1 Jan. 1920.
2578 Durrant, Sir Arthur Isaac, 1 Jan. 1920.
2579 Earle, Gerald Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
2580 Easton, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
2581 Edgcumbe, John Aubrey Pearce-, 1 Jan. 1920.
2582 Edmeades, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
2583 Edwards, Charles Lewis, 1 Jan. 1920.
2584 Edwards, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
2585 Eggar, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2586 Elderton, William Palin, 1 Jan. 1920.
2587 Elliot, Frederick Barnard, 1 Jan. 1920.
2588 Elveden, Gwendolen Florence Mary, Viscountess, 1 Jan.
1920.
2589 Evans, Evan Laming, 1 Jan. 1920.
2590 Evans, Frederick George, 1 Jan. 1920.
2591 Evans, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2592 Evans, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
2593 Evans, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
2594 Ewart, WUUam Herbert Lee, 1 Jan. 1920.
2595 Fagan, Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
2596 Faire, Arthur WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
2597 Falk, Oswald Toynbee, 1 Jan. 1920.
2598 Farr, WiUiam Edward. 1 Jan. 1920.
2599 Fathers, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2600 Faulkner, Alfred Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
2601 Fehr, Frank Emil, 1 Jan. 1920.
2602 Fell, Aubrey LleweUyn Coventry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2603 FeUs, John Manger, 1 Jan. 1920.
2604 Ferard, Arthur George, 1 Jan. 1920.
2605 Ferguson, Arthur George, 1 Jan. 1920.
2606 Ferguson, Fergus James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2607 Fiennes, Gerard Yorke Twisleton-Wykeham-, 1 Jan.
1920.
2608 Findlay, Jean Elmslie Henderson, 1 Jan. 1920.
2609 FitzGerald, Marion, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
2610 Fleming, Arthur Percy Morris, 1 Jan. 1920.
2611 Fletcher, Clarence George Eugene, 1 Jan. 1920.
2612 Fletcher, Nora Kathleen, 1 Jan. 1920.
2613 Floersheim, Cecil, 1 Jan. 1920.
2614 Fortescue, Emily, Countess, 1 Jan. 1920.
2615 Foster, Sir Norris Tildesley, 1 Jan. 1920.
2616 Frankland, Percy Faraday, 1 Jan. 1920.
2617 Freeman, John Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
2618 Freeman, Sterry Baines, 1 Jan. 1920.
2619 Freir, Walter Leo, 1 Jan. 1920.
2620 Fremantle, Barberina Rogers, Hon. Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2621 Fullerton, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2622 Gairns, James Mather, 1 Jan. 1920.
2623 Gallier, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2624 Gambell, Thomas Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
2625 Gandy, Henry Garnett, 1 Jan. 1920.
2626 Gates, Thomas Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.

2627 Gaunt, Percy Reginald) 1 Jan. 1920.
2628 Gavin, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
2629 Gibb, Maurice Sylvester, 1 Jan. 1920.
2630 Gick, WiUiam John, 1 Jan. 1920.
2631 Gillies, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2632 Glanusk, Editha Elma, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2633 Glover, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
2634 Gollin, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
2635 GoodfeUow, Thomas Ashton, 1 Jan. 1920.
2636 Goodwin, Frederick Rice, 1 Jan. 1920.
2637 Gordon, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2638 Gorvin, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2639 Gossage, Alfred MUne, 1 Jan. 1920.
2640 Graham, Allan James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2641 Graham, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2642 Graham, John Irvine, 1 Jan. 1920.
2643 Graham, Sydney, 1 Jan. 1920.
2644 Granville, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
2645 Grayson, Henry Mulleneux, 1 Jan. 1920.
2646 Green, Frederick WiUiam Edridge-, 1 Jan. 1920.
2647 Greenwood, Margery, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2648 Greig, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
2649 Gresley, Herbert Nigel, 1 Jan. 1920.
2650 Griffith, Walter Spencer Anderson, 1 Jan. 1920.
2651 Griffith, Sir WiUiam Brandford, 1 Jan. 1920.
2652 Grinling, William James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2653 Gronow, Albert George, 1 Jan. 1920.
2654 Groves, Charles Nixon, 1 Jan. 1920.
2655 Grylls, Charles John Tench Bedford, 1 Jan. 1920.
2656 Gwynne, Nevile Gwyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
2657 Hadow, Sir WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2658 Haig, Thomas Wolseley, 1 Jan. 1920.
2659 Hambolton, Alexander Elvin Sherwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
2660 Hamilton, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1920.
2661 HamUton, John BaUlie, 1 Jan. 1920.
2662 Hanbury, Noel, 1 Jan. 1920.
2663 Hands, William Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
2664 Hanman, WUliam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
2665 Hargreaves, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2666 Harris, Ernest Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
2667 Harry, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
2668 Hatton, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
2669 Heming, George Booth, 1 Jan. 1920.
2670 Hemingway, Charles Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
2671 Henderson, Duncan, 1 Jan. 1920.
2672 Henley, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
2673 Henson, John James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2674 Herdman, WUliam Abbott, 1 Jan. 1920.
2675 Heriot, William Maitland-, 1 Jan. 1920.
2676 Higgins, Edward John, 1 Jan. 1919.
2677 Higginson, Charies James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2678 Hignett, Dorothy Eleanor Augusta, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
2679 HUliar, Harry William, 1 Jan. 1920.
2680 Hinks, Arthur Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
2681 Hitchcock, Eldred Frederick, 1 J an.- 1920.
2682 Hoare, WUliam Douro, 1 Jan. 1920.
2683 Hockaday, William Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
2684 Holbrook, Claude Vivian, 1 Jan. 1920.
2685 Holland. Leonard Duncan, 1 Jan. 1920.
2686 HolUngworth, Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
2687 Holt, Sh Eaward, Bart, 1 Jan. 1920.
2688 Homer, John Twigg, 1 Jan. 1920.
2689 Hooper, Barrington, 1 Jan. 1920.
2690 Hopkins, Rev. Charles Plomer, 1 Jan. 1920.
2691 Hornsby, Frederick Middleton, 1 Jan. 1920.
2692 Horsley, Albert Beresford, 1 Jan. 1920.
2693 Hough, Edwin Leadam, 1 Jan. 1920.
2694 Howard, Mabel, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2695 Howell, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
2696 Howlett, Charles Edgar, 1 Jan. 1920.
2697 Howlett, Edmund Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2698 Howley, Richard Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
2699 Hudleston, Francis Josiah, 1 Jan. 1920,
2700 Hughes, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
2701 Human, Arnold Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2702 Humphreys, George William, 1 Jan. 1920.
2703 Hunt, Stanley Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
2704 Hunter, PhiUip Vassar, 1 Jan. 1920.
2705 Hutchins, George D'Oyly, 1 Jan. 1920.
2706 Impey, Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1920.
2707 Innes, Cecil MitcheU-, 1 Jan. 1920.
2708 Inskip, Thomas Walker Hobart, 1 Jan. 1920.
2709 Irvine, James Colquhoun, 1 Jan. 1920.
2710 Isaac, Joseph Chailes, 1 Jan. 1920.
2711 Jack, Alexander Mackenzie, 1 Jan. 1920.
2712 Jackson, Arnold Nugent Strode Strode-, 1 Jan. 1920.
2713 James, Arthur Godfrey, 1 Jan. 1920.
2714 James, Thomas David, 1 Jan. 1920.
2715 Jeeves, William John, 1 Jan. 1920.
2716 Jersey, Margaret Elizabeth, Dowager Countess of, 1 Jan.
1920.
2717 Johns, Arthur WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
2718 Johnson, Dennis Ross-, 1 Jan. 1920.
2719 Johnson, Hugh Spencer, 1 Jan. 1920.
2721 Johnston, Sir Duncan Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
2722 Johnstone, Robert WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
2723 Jones, Cadwaladr Bryner, 1 Jan. 1920.
2724 Jones, David Rocyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
2725 Jones, Llewelyn Hugh-, 1 Jan. 1920.
590

COMMANDERS.

2726 Jones, Morey Quayle, 1 Jan. 1920.
2727 Jones. Thomas Rees, 1 Jan. 1920.
2728 Jordan, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
2729 Judd, Thomas Langley, 1 Jan. 1920.
2730 KeUy, Elizabeth Hariott, Miss 1 Jan. 1920.
2731 Kerr, James Rutherford, 1 Jan. 1920.
2732 Kettlewell, Arthur Bradley, 1 Jan. 1920.
2733 KiUick, John Spencer, 1 Jan. 1920.
2735 King, James Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
2736 King, James Foster, 1 Jan. 1920.
2737 Kinnahd, Hon. Emily Cecilia, 1 Jan. 1920.
2738 Kitching, Theodore Hopkins, 1 Jan. 1920.
2739 Konstam, Edwin Max, 1 Jan. 1920.
2740 Koppel, Percy Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
2741 Krohn, Herman Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
2742 Lahd, Roy Macgregor, 1 Jan. 1920.
2743 Lahd, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
2744 Lampson, Curtis Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
2745 Lang, Patrick Keith, 1 Jan. 1920.
2746 Larke, William James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2747 Larkin, Herbert Benjamin George, 1 Jan. 1920.
2748 Lawn, James Gunson, 1 Jan. 1920.
2749 Lawrence, Dorothy Helen, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2750 Lawrence, Lester James Harvey, 1 Jan. 1920.
2751 Lazenby, Frederick George, 1 Jan. 1920.
2752 Leavis, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2753 Lee, Mary Ess, Mrs. Welsh-, 1 Jan. 1920.
2754 Lee, WiUiam Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920. \
2755 Leeper, Alexander Wigram AUen, 1 Jan. 1920.
2756 Leeper, Reginald WUdig Allen, 1 Jan. 1920.
2757 Leggett, Henry Aufrere, 1 Jan. 1920.
2758 Leigh, Norah Marjorie, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2759 Lewis, Lucas Reginald, 1 Jan. 1920.
2760 LUUco, William Lionel James, 1 Jan. 1920
2761 Lindsay, Eugenie Josephine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
2763 Locke, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
2764 Longbotham, Hugh Ashley, 1 Jan. 1920.
2765 Longridge, Michael, J. Jan. 1920.
2766 Lonsdale, Grace Cicelie, Countess of, 1 Jan. 1920.
2767 Love, Richard Archibald, 1 Jan. 1920.
2768 LoveU, WUUam George, 1 Jan. 1920.
i2769 Lovett, Rev. Canon Ernest NevUle, 1 Jan. 1920.
2770 Lowry, Thomas Martin, 1 Jan. 1920.
2771 Lucas, WUliam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2772 McArthur, WilUam Lyon, 1 Jan. 1920.
2773 McCormack, Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1920.
2774 McDonneU, Aeneas Ronald, 1 Jan. 1920.
2775 Macgregor. John Julius, 1 Jan. 1920.
2776 Mackay, James Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
2777 Mackenzie, Lady Marjory Louisa, 1 Jan. 1920.
2778 MacKinnon, Madeleine Frances, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2779 Mackintosh of Mackintosh, Harriet Diana Arabella
Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
2780 MacMurray, James Hamish, 1 Jan. 1920.
2781 Macnab, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
27S2 McPherson, Henry Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
2783 Maddick, Edmund Distto, 1 Jan. 1920.
2784 Maistre, Charles le, 1 Jan. 1920.
2785 Mallet, MatUde. Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2786 Malmesbury, Dorothy, Countess of, 1 Jan. 1920.
2787 Manners, Mildred Mary, Lady Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
2788 Manuel, Stephen. 1 Jan. 1920.
2789 Marchant, Rev. James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2790 Marillier. Frank William, 1 Jan. 1920.
2791 Markbreiter, Charles Gustavus, 1 Jan. 1920.
2792 Markham, Theodora ChevaUier, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2793 Marks, Geoffrey, 1 Jan. 1920.
2794 Marling, Lucia, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2795 Marshall, Kenneth McLean, 1 Jan. 1920.
2796 Marsham, George,] Jan. 1920.
2797 Martin, Hubert Stanley, 1 Jan. 1920.
2798 Martyr, Richard Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
2799 Massey, WUliam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
2800 le Masurier, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2801 Mathias, Lewis James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2802 May, Barry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2803 Meade, Francis Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2804 Melrose, John. 1 Jan. 1920.
2805 Melville, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
2806 Merricks, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
2807 Michie, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
2808 Michie, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2809 Michie, Mary Agnes, Mrs. Coutts, 1 Jan. 1920.
2810 MUls, Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1920.
2811 MUne, Kenneth John, 1 Jan. 1920.
2812 Minter, Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
2813 Mole, Lancelot Eldin de, 1 Jan. 1920.
2814 Moneypenny, Sir Frederick William, 1 Jan. 1920.
2815 Montgomery, William Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
2816 Moore, Rev. David Keys, 1 Jan. 1920.
2817 Moore, Thomas Warren, 1 Jan. 1920.
2818 Moresby, Walter Halliday, 1 Jan. 1920.
2819 Morgan, David Watts, 1 Jan. 1920.
2820 Morley, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
2821 Morley, James WycUffe Headlem-, 1 Jan. 1920.
2822 MorreU, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
2823 Morris, Ernest William, 1 Jan. 1920.
2824 Morrison, Agnes Brysson, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
2825 Morrison, Julia Minnie, Mrs. 1 Jan. 1920.

28202827282828292830 28312832
283328342835283628372838283928402841
2S42 2843284428452846 284728482849285028512852 28532854285528562857285828592860286128622863 28642865 2866
2867 286828692870
28712873 2874 2875287628772878287928802881288228832884288528862887288828892890289128922893 28942895
28962897 28982899 29002901
2902 2903290429052906 2907290829092910291129122913 291429152916 29172918
29192920 29212922

Mullins, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
Mummery, John Howard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Myers, Arthur Wallis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Napier, Cecilia Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Narbeth, John Harper, 1 Jan. 1920.
Needham, James Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nevlll, Florence Mary, Lady George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Newbolt, George Palmerston, 1 Jan. 1920.
Newlands, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
Newton, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
Newton, Robert Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
NichoU, Allan Hume, 1 Jan. 1920.
NichoUs, Richard Howell. 1 Jan. 1920.
Nicholson, Ivor Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
Norrie, Beatrice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Norris, Francis Edward Boshear, 1 Jan. 1920.
North, Rev. Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
Northbrook, Florence Anita Eyre, Countessof, 1 Jan. 1020.
Northumberland, Helen Magdalen, Duchess of, 1 Jan.
1920.
Oakes, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
O'Brien, Richard Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Olive, James William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Oliver, John William Lambton, 1 Jan. 1920.
Oliver, Philip Milner, 1 Jan. 1920.
O'Mahonv, Pierce de Lacy (The O'Mahony), 1 Jan. 1920.
Onslow, Marion, Mrs. Denzil Hughes-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Onslow, Violet Marcia Catherine Warwick, Countess of,
1 Jan. 1920.
Orange, George James, I Jan. 1920.
Orchard, Alfred John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Orr, William James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Overman, Henry Jacob, 1 Jan. 1920.
Owen, Frederick Cunliffe-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Page, Robert Palgrave, 1 Jan. 1920.
Parker, Charles Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Parker, Owen, 1 Jan. 1920.
Parlett. Harry Edgar, 1 Jan. 1920.
Parry, Charles de Courcy, 1 Jan. 1920.
Parry, William John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Paterson, Mary Muirhead, 1 Jan. 1920.
Paus, Christopher Lintrup, 1 Jan. 1920.
Payne, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pearson, Charles Child, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pease, Joseph Gerald, 1 Jan. 1920.
Peile, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pender, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Perkins, Frederick WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Peyton, Guy Wynne Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Philipps, Mai Alice Magdalene, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pickersgill, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pinckney, John Robert Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
Portal, Florence Elizabeth Mary, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
Porter, John Fletcher, 1 Jan. 1920.
Potter, John Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
Potts, William Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Powell, George Allan, 1 Jan. 1920.
Powell, Harry James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Prescott, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Preston, Alistair Houstoun-Boswell-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Preston, George Frederic, 1 Jan. 1920.
Preston, Sidney, 1 Jan. 1920.
Prosser, Ernest Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
PuUinger, Thomas Charles Willis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Quick, Eliza Ellen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Raeburn, William Norman, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rafter, Charles Haughton, 1 Jan. 1920.
Raikes, Henry St. John Digby, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ramsay, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ramsden, Dorothy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Reay, WUliam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Redpath, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rees, Howell, 1 Jan. 1920.
Reid, May, 1 Jan. 1920.
Reid. Robert Whyte, 1 Jan. 1920.
Reid, William Paton, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rennie, Horace Watt, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ricardo, Francis CecU, 1 Jan. 1920.
Richards, Albert Edwin George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Richards, Rupert Peel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Richards, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robbins, Rowland Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Roberts, Charles Abraham, 1 Jan. 1920.
Roberts, George Augustus, 1 Jan. 1920.
Roberts, Sir Walworth Howland, 1 Jan. 1 920.
Robinson, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robinson, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robinson, John George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robinson, Leonard Nicholas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robinson, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rogers, Muriel Augusta GiUian, Mrs. Coltman-, 1 Jan.
1920.
Rogerson, Albert Chorley, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ross, Roderick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rostern, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
RothchUd, Marie. IDs. de, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rothwell, James Herbert. 1 Jan. 1920
Roundell, Christopher FouUs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rowland, Frank Mortimer, 1 Jan. 1920.

591

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

2923 Rucker, Reginald Wynn, 1 Jan. 1920.
2924 Rumbold, Etheldred Constantia, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2925 Runtz, Sidney Westwood, 1 Jan. 1920.
2926 Russell, Frederick Vemon, 1 Jan, 1920.
2927 St. Helier, Susan Mary Elizabeth, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2928 Salmon, Isidore, 1 Jan. 1920.
2929 Sandberg, Christer Peter, 1 Jan. 1920.
2930 Sandes, Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
2931 Sankey, Matthew Henry Phineas Riall, 1 Jan. 1920.
2932 Sarjeant, Frederick Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
2933 Sassoon, Eugenie Louise Judith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
2934 Sawyer, George Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
2935 Scholey, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2936 Scott, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1920.
2937 Scott, Sidney, 1 Jan. 1920.
2938 Sears, John Edward, 1 Jan, 1920.
2939 Segrave, Thomas George, 1 Jan. 1C20.
2940 Selby, Francis James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2941 Sexton, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
2942 Shakerley, Hilda Mary, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2943 Sharp, Alphonse, 1 Jan. 1920.
2944 Shaw, Richard James Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
2945 Shearme, Edward Haweis, 1 Jan. 1920.
2946 Shedden, Lewis, 1 Jan. 1920.
2947 Sheffield, Mary Katharine, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
2948 Shepherd, Joseph WUfrid, 1 Jan. 1920.
2949 Shorto, William Alfred Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
2950 Simond, Charies Francois, 1 Jan. 1920.
2951 Simonis, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2952 Simpkln, Oswald Richard Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
2953 Simpson, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
2954 Simpson, WUliam Hirst, 1 Jan. 1920.
2955 Simson, Richard Arbuthnot, 1 Jan. 1920.
2956 She, Henry Alphonse, 1 Jan. 1920.
2957 Slater, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
2958 Smallwood, Richard Coningsby, 1 Jan. 1920
2959 Smeal, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
2960 Smith, AUc Halford, 1 Jan. 1920.
2961 Smith, David Baird-, 1 Jan. 1920.
2962 Smith, Herbert Melville, 1 Jan. 1920.
2963 Smith, Thomas William, 1 Jan. 1920.
2964 Snowden, Arthur de Winton, 1 Jan. 1920.
2965 Snowden, CyrU Ralph, 1 Jan. 1920.
2966 Sparks, Charles Prart, 1 Jan. 1920.
2967 Spreckley, Herbert William, 1 Jan. 1920.
2968 Stamer, Arthur Cowie, 1 Jan. 1920.
2969 Stanton, Thomas Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
2970 Stemp, Charles Hubert, 1 Jan. 1920.
2971 Stewart, Lady Alice Emma Shaw-, 1 Jan. 1920.
2972 Stewart, Ellen Frances, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
2973 Stewart, James King, 1 Jan. 1920.
2974 Stewart, Valentine Peter Beardmore, 1 Jan,. 1920.
2975 Stockings, Arthur Perry, 1 Jan. 1920.
2976 Stoddart, Kenneth Bowring, 1 Jan. 1920.
2977 Strang, Alexander Ronald, 1 Jan. 1920.
2978 Strode, Edward David Chetham, 1 Jan. 1920.
2979 Strutt, Geoffrey St. John, 1 Jan. 1 920.
2980 Stuart, Charles Kennedy-Craufurd-, 1 Jan. 1920.
2981 Stubbs, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
2982 Suart, Montagu Wemyss, 1 Jan. 1920.
2983 Sutherland, George Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
2984 Sutton, Rev. Canon Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
2985 Sutton, Leonard Goodhart, 1 Jan. 1920.
2986 Sylvester, Albert James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2987 Syrett, Herbert Sutton, 1 Jan. 1920.
2988 Szlumper, Alfred Weeks, 1 Jan. 1920.
2989 Tabor, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2990 Taylor, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
2991 Tenney, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
2992 Tetley, Herbert Hustler, 1 Jan. 1920.
2993 Thesiger, Kathleen Mary, Hon. Mrs. Wilfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
2994 Thomas, Peter David, 1 Jan. 1920.
2995 Thompson, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
2996 Thomley, Reginald Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
2997 Thornton, Robert Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1920.
2998 Tobin, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
2999 Tod, James Niebuhr, 1 Jan. 1920.
3000 Tomlto, Julian Latham, 1 Jan. 1920.
3001 TopUs, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
3002 Townley, Rev. Charles Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
3003 Towse, Ernest Beachcroft Beckwith, 1 Jan. 1920.
3004 Tracy, Louis, 1 Jan. 1920.
3005 Travis, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
3006 Trench, Ernest Frederic Crosbie, 1 Jan. 1920.
3007 Trevelyan, George Macaulay, 1 Jan. 1920.
3008 Trevithick, Arthur Reginald, 1 Jan. 1920.
3009 Trollope, Fabian George, 1 Jan. 1920.
3010 Trotter, Harry Woodward, 1 Jan. 1920.
3011 Trubshaw, Gwendoline Joyce, 1 Jan. 1920.
3012 Tudsbery, Francis Cannon, 1 Jan. 1920.
3013 Tweeddale, Candida Louise, Marchioness of, 1 Jan
1920.
3014 Tyler, George Dacre Hardinge-, 1 Jan. 1920.
3015 Vernon, Sir Harry Foley, Bart, 1 Jan. 1920.
3016 Voysey, Violet Mary Annesley, 1 Jan. 1920.
3017 Walden, Robert Wooley, 1 Jan. 1920.
3018 Walker, Francis John. 1 Jan. 1920.
3019 Walker, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
3020 Walker, Robert John, 1 Jan. 1920

3021 Wallace, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
3022 Walmsley, Ben, 1 Jan. 1920.
3023 Ward, Frederick Josiah, 1 Jan. 1920.
3024 Warde, Henry Murray Ashley, 1 Jan 1920.
3025 Warden, Robert Campbell, 1 Jan. 1920.
3026 Waring, Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
3027 Washbourn, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920
3028 Waterlow, Sydney Philip Perigal, 1 Jan. 1920.
3029 Watson, Arthur Egerton, 1 Jan. 1920.
3030 Watson, Arthur WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
3031 Wauchope, Jean Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
3032 Webbe, WUliam Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
3033 Wedderburn, Alexander Dundas Ogilvy, 1 Jan. 1920.
3034 Weguelin, Ethel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
3035 West, Frederick Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
3036 Westminster, Katharine Caroline, Dowager Duchess of,
1 Jan. 1920
3037 Wetherall, WUliam Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
3038 Wheeler, Edith Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
3039 White, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
3040 Whitelaw, Robert Pender, 1 Jan. 1920.
3041 WhittaU, Frederick Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
3042 Wickes, Charles HamUton-, 1 Jan. 1920.
3043 Wightman, Owen William, 1 Jan. 1920.
3044 Wild, John Robert Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
3045 Wilding, Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
3046 Wilkie, Helen Gertrude, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
3047 WUkinson, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
3048 WUlett, John Eddowes, 1 Jan. 1920.
3049 Williams, Sh Dawson, 1 Jan. 1920.
3050 Williams, Mary Christian, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
3051 Williamson, Colin Martin, 1 Jan. 1920.
3052 WUson, Beryl Charlotte Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
3053 WUson, Ernest George, 1 Jan 1920.
3054 Wilson, George Heron, 1 Jan. 1920.
3055 Wilson, Reginald Page CampbeU, 1 Jan. 1920.
3056 Wood, Robert Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
3057 Wood, RusseU Howard, 1 Jan. 1920.
3058 Woodhead, Henry George Wafidesford, 1 Jan. 1920.
3059 Woodhouse, Arthur WUliam Webster, 1 Jan. 1920.
3060 Woodhouse, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
3061 Woodwark. George Graham, 1 Jan. 1920.
3062 Woolcock, WUliam James Uglow, 1 Jan. 1920.
3063 Worthington, Frank Vigers, 1 Jan. 1920.
3064 Wright, CecUy Gertrude, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
3065 Wright, John Graham, 1 Jan. 1920.
3066 Wynne, Mary Carleton, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
3067 Wythes, Ernest James, 1 Jan. 1920.
3068 Young, Patrick, 1 Jan. 1920.
3069 Younghusband, Arthur Delaval, 1 Jan. 1920.
3070 Voules, Francis Minchin, 1 Jan. 1920.
3071 Barker, Tom Battersby, 1 Jan. 1920.
3072 Bennett, John Wheeler Wheeler-, 1 Jan. 1920.
3073 Bull, George Lucien, 1 Jan. 1920.
3074 Butler, LUy IsabeUa, 1 Jan. 1920.
3075 Buttersworth, Reginald, 1 Jan. 1920.
3076 Chrimes, Frank. 1 Jan. 1920.
3077 Faunthorpe, John Champioa, 1 Jan. 1920.
3078 Gittens, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
3079 Morkhill, William Lucius, 1 Jan. 1920.
3080 Thompson, George Roger, 1 Jan. 1920.
3081 Wood, Ethel Mary, Mrs. Herbert Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
3082 White, Ernest WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920. (si.)
3083 Bainbridge, WiUiam Frank, 1 Jan. 1920. (51.)
3084 Boileau, Etienne Partridge, 1 Jan. 1920. (31.)
3085 Boulton, Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
3086 Bright, Reginald Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920. (St.)
3087 Brooke, Harry Morris Mitchelson, 1 Jan. 1920. (St.)
3088 White, Percy, Carr-, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
3089 Dobbs, Charles Fatrlie. 1 Jan. 1920. (It.)
3090 Hepenstal, Maxwell Edward, 1 Jan. 1920. (It.)
3091 Douglas, Archibald PhUip, 1 Jan. 1920. (St.)
3092 Edwardes, Alexander Coburn, 1 Jan. 1920. (si.)
3093 Fetherstonhaugh, WUUam Albany, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
3094 GUI, James Geoffrey, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
3095 Hyslop, Francis, 1 Jan. 1920 (St.)
3096 Keen, WUliam John, 1 Jan. 1920. (st.)
3097 Larnder, Eugene William, 1 Jan. 1920. (SI.)
3098 Maurice, George Thelwall Kindersley, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
3099 Ommanney, Charles Vernon, 1 Jan. 1920. (SI.)
3100 Evans, Granville Pennefathei-, 1 Jan. 1920. (SI.)
3101 Rice, Sidney Mervyn, 1 Jan. 1920. (St.)
3102 Palmer, Frederick Carey Stukeley Samborne-, 1 Jan.
1920.
3103 St. John, Henry Beauchamp, 1 Jan. 1920. (SI.)
3104 TUlard, Arthur Basil, ] Jan. 1920. (St.)
3105 Tyrrell, John Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920. (SI.)
3106a Bartlett, Ellis Ashmead-, 1 Jan. 1920.
31066 Davies, Madalen Augusta Lavinia, 1 Jan. 1920.
3106c Duke, Reginald Franklyn Hare, 1 Jan 1920.
3106(2 Given, Ernest Cranston, 1 Jan. 1920.
3106e Lawson, Lady Wilma, 1 Jan. 1920.
3106/ Lebus, Herman Andrew Harris, 1 Jan. 1920.
3106o McDonald, AUan Macdonald, 1 Jan. 1920.
3106ft Pitts, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
3107a Campbell, Archibald Young Gibbs, 1 Jan. 1920.
31076 Clarke, Orme Bigland, 1 Jan. 1920.

3107c Fordyce, John Gordon, 1 Jan. 1920.
I 3107(2 Spry, Henry Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.

592

COMMANDERS.

3107e Allen, Atwell Hayes, 9 Jan. 1920. (si.)
3108 Blacker, George, 30 Jan. 1920.
3109 Bolton, Charles, 30 Jan. 1920.
3110 Bond, Charles Hubert, 30 Jan. 1920.
3111 Carr, John Walter, 30 Jan. 1920.
3112 Chambers, Helen, 30 Jan. 1920.
3113 Drummond, David, 30 Jan. 1920.
3114 Furber, Edward Price, 30 Jan. 1920.
3115 Lambert, Florence Barrle, 30 Jan. 1920.
3116 Lett, Hugh, 30 Jan. 1920.
3117 Lewis, Thomas, 30 Jan. 1920.
3118 Lister, Thomas David, 30 Jan. 1920.
3119 McGavin, Lawrie Hugh, 30 Jan. 1920.
3220 Paterson, Herbert John, 30 Jan. 1920.
3221 Sinclah, John, 30 Jan. 1920.
3122 Smith, Sh Thomas Rudolph Hampden, Bart, 30 Jan.
1920.
3123 Taylor, James, SO Jan. 1920.
3124 Young, Robert Arthur. SO Jan. 1920.
3125 Archdale, Nicholas Edward, 8 March, 1920. (m.)
3126 Cotton, Arthur Stedman. 15 March, 1920. (sr.)
3127 Harrison, Walter Lewis, 15 March, 1920. (m.)
3128 Radclyffe, Charles Raymond, 15 March, 1920. (it.)
3129 Rowlandson, Herbert Wynward, 15 March, 1920.
(n.)
3130 Ling, Robert Walton, 15 March, 1920. (m.)
3130a Eldridge, George Bernard, 23 Apr. 1920. (li.)
31306 Frowd, WUliam Smeeton, 23 Apr. 1920. (It.)
3130c Harvey, John, 23 Apr. 1920. (St.)
3130(2 Hose, Walter, 23 Apr. 1920. (M.)
3130e Story, WilUam Oswald, 23 Apr. 1920. (M.)
3131 Barker, Charles WiUiam Panton, 5 June, 1920.
3132 Beeman, C, Mav, 5 June, 1920.
3133 BuU, George, 5 June, 1920.
3134 Caine, Gordon Ralph HaU, 5 June, 1920.
3135 Carlisle, Rev. John Charles, 5 June, 1920.
3136 Coplestone, Frederick, 5 June, 1920.
3137 Danger, Frank Charles, 5 June, 1920.
3138 Howard de Walden and Seaford, Margherita, Baroness,
3 June, 1920.
3139 Donald, Colin George, 5 June, 1920.
3140 Dyer, Edward Jerome, 5 June, 1920.
3141 Fraser, Mrs. Dene Gladys, 5 June, 1920.
3142 Gibson, John Constant, 5 June, 1920.
3143 Gibson, WiUiam, 5 June, 1920.
3144 Glaneley, Ada Mary, Baroness, 5 June, 1920.
3145 Goudge, J. A, 5 June, 1920.
3146 Graeme, Patrick Neal Sutherland, 5 June, 1920.
3147 Graham, Maurice, 5 June, 1920.
3H8 Hancock, George Charles, 5 June, 1920.
3149 Hynard, WUUam George, 5 June, 1920.
3150 Jordan, Alfred Charles, 5 June, 1920.
3151 LasceUes, Edward ffrancis Ward, 5 June, 1920.
3152 Limerick, May Josephine, Countess of, 5 June, 1920.
3153 Low, John Spencer, 5 June 1920.
3154 LyaU, Beatrix Margaret, Mrs, 5 June, 1920.
3155 Madge, Henry Ashley, 5 June, 1920.
3156 Maude, Edith CaroUne, Mrs, 5 June, 1920.
3157 MoUison, WUUam Mayhew, 5 June, 1920.

3158 Moody, Charles Henry, 5 June, 1920.
3159 Noal, Richard John, 5 June, 1920.
3160 North, Margaret Caird, Mrs, 5 June, 1920.
3161 Ovans, Hugh Lambert, 5 June, 1920.
3162 Pearse, James, 5 June, 1920.
3163 Perkin, Frederick Mollwo, 5 June, 1920.
3164 Stanton, Charles Butt, 5 June, 1920.
3165 Soundy, Sh John Thomas, 5 June, 1920.
3166 Stanley, Lady Beatrix Taylour, 5 June, 1920.
3167 Thomas, Daniel 5 June, 1920.
3168 Tomley, John Edward, 5 June, 1920.
3169 Turner, Percy F, 5 June, 1920.
3170 Venables, Harry Archbutt, 5 June, 1920.
3171 Wade, Sir William, 5 June, 1920.
3172 Walcott, Colpoys Cleland, 5 June, 1920.
3173 Whalley, Frank Douglas, 5 June, 1920.
3174 Wood, Brooks Crompton, 5 June, 1920.
3175 Barne, WUliam Bradley Gosset, 9 July, 1920. (si.)
3176 Reid, Hector Gowans, 9 July, 1920. (St.)
3177 Roch, Horace Samson, 9 July, 1920. (si.)
3178 Archer, John Oliver, 12 July, 1920. (M.)
3179 Martin, Norman Macdonald, 12 July, 1920. (SI.)
3180 Maund, Arthur Clinton, 12 July, 1920. (II.)
3181 Minchin, Frederick Frank, 12 July, 1920. (M.)
3182 Crispin, Edward Smyth, 24 Aug. 1920.
3183 Macallan, Arthur Ferguson, 24 Aug. 1920.
3184 Morice, George Farquhar, 24 Aug. 1920.
3185 PhiUimore, Valentine Egerton Bagot, 7 Sept. 1920. (SI.)
3185a. Nalder, Leonard Fielding, 20 Sept. 1920. (If.)
3186 Brewis, Charles Richard Wynn, 15 Oct. 1920.
3187 Cridland, Frank, 15 Oct. 1920.
3188 Dunn, Alfred Cuthbert, 15 Oct. 1920.
3189 Earp, Charles Anthony, 15 Oct. 1920.
3190 Earp, Hon. George Frederick, 15 Oct. 1920.
3191 Garner, Walter Wesley, 15 Oct. 1920.
3192 Grant, Duncan Walter, 15 Oct. 1920.
3193 Green, Thomas Ernest, 15 Oct. 1920.
3194 Greenwood, WiUiam Frederick, 15 Oct. 1920.
3195 Gunn, Frank Lindsay, 15 Oct. 1920.
3196 Jess, Carl Herman, 15 Oct. 1920.
3197 Johnston, George Jamieson, 15 Oct. 1920.
3198 Johnstone, William Downs, 15 Oct. 1920.
3199 Macandie, George Lionel, 15 Oct. 1920.
3200 Newland, John, 15 Oct. 1920.
3201 Nicholson, George Gibb, 15 Oct. 1920.
3202 Orchard, Hon. Richard Beaumont, 15 Oct. 1920.
3203 Robertson, William Nathaniel, 15 Oct. 1920.
3204 Thomson, James Park, 15 Oct. 1920.
3205 Thring, Walter Hugh Charles Samuel, 15 Oct. 1920.
3206 Vicars, WUliam, 15 Oct. 1920.
3207 Waley, Frederick George, 15 Oct. 1920.
3208 Walker, Charles Alfred Le Messurier, 15 Oct. 1920.
3209 Frostick, James Arthur, 15 Oct. 1920.
3210 Giovanetti, Constantine William, 15 Oct. 1920.
3211 Jeppe, Julius, 15 Oct 1920.
3212 Lewis, Ernest Harry, 15 Oct. 1920.
3213 Rees, David, 15 Oct. 1920.
3214 Thorne, Anna Elizabeth, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
3215 Myles, Thomas WUliam, 24 Dec. 1920.

593

2 Q

OFFICERS.

(O.B.E.).

1 Balgarnie, Wilfred, 4 June, 1917.
2 Beresford, Denis Robert Pack, 4 June, 1917.
3 Birkin, Ethel Lilian, 4 June, 1917.
4 Blackwell, Thomas Geoffrey, 4 June, 1917.
5 Brockington, WUliam Allport, 4 June, 1917.
6 Brodrick, William John Henry, 4 June, 1917.
7 Brown, James, 4 June, 1917.
8 Broughton, Gladys Mary, 4 June, 1917.
9 Chandler, Francis, 4 June, 1917.
10 Coller, Frederick Ernest Watts, 4 June, 1917.
11 Courtney, Janet Elizabeth, Mrs. William Leonard, 4 June,
1917.
12 Cumming, George, 4 June, 1917.
13 Davies, Edward Futcher, 4 June, 1917.
14 Dease, Mabel Mary Frances, Mrs. Edmund James, 4 June,
1917.
15 de Rothschild, Lionel Nathan, 4 June, 1917. (si.)
17 Fox, Tom, 4 June, 1917.
18 Burgoyne, Sydney Thomas, 4 June, 1920. (si.)
19 Field Michael Birt, 4 June, 1917.
20 Galbraith, Samuel, 4 June, 1917.
21 Gordon, WUliam, 4 June, 1917.
22 Gee, Alan, 4 June, 1917.
23 Gilmour David, 4 June, 1917.
24 Harben, Guy Philip, 4 June, 1917.
25 Hart, WUliam Edward, 4 June, 1917.
26 Hodgson, Henry Michael, 4 June, 1917.
27 Hudson, Walter, 4 June, 1917.
28 Jayne. Ethel Basil, 4 June 1917.
30 Langridge, Francis Barton, 4 June, 1917.
31 Larke, William James, 4 June, 1917.
32 McLennan, John Cunningham, 4 June, 1917
33 McNeill, Charles F itzRoy Ponsonby, 4 June, 1917.
35 Matthews, Florence, Mrs. Arthur Kennard, 4 June, 1917.
36 Millar, Duncan McFayden, 4 June, 1917.
38 Mosses, William, 4 June, 1917.
39 Mounsey, George Augustus, 4 June, 1917,
40 Musgrave, Henry, 4 June, 1917.
41 Nelson, William Ernest, 4 June, 1917.
42 NichoU, David Arthur, 4 June, 1917.
43 Paget, Lady Muriel Evelyn Vernon, 4 June, 1917.
44 Parkinson, Albert Ernest, 4 June, 1917.
45 Parr, Robert John, 4 June, 1917.
46 Poulton, Edward Lawrence, 4 June, 1917.
47 Postlethwaite. WiUiam Taylor, 4 June, 1917.
48 Pratt, Edith Helen, 4 June, 1917.
49 Raffetey, Harold Vesey, 4 June, 1917.
61 Rolfe, SybU Katherine, Mrs. Clive NevUle-, 4 June, 1917.
52 Robinson, WUliam Comforth, 4 June, 1917.
53 Rose, FeUx^ 4 June, 1917.
54 Saunders, Elsie, 4 June, 1917.
55 Silley, John Henry, 4 June, 1917.
57 Simson, Lena, Mrs. Henry John Forbes, 4 June, 1917.
68 Smith, Frank, 4 June, 1917.
59 Smith, William Brownhill, 1 June, 1917.
60 Bunning, George Harold Stuart, 4 June, 1917.
61 Stewart, James, 4 June, 1917.
63 Turner, Ben. 4 June. 1917.
64 Wilkins, Louisa, Mrs. Roland Field, 4 June, 1917.
65 Watts, Patterson, 4 June, 1917.
66 WUson, Harold Inchbald 4 June, 1917.
69 Farrer, Hon. Cecil Claude, 4 June, 1917.
70 Young, Robert, 4 June, 1917.
71 Ramsay, Margaret, Lady, 4 Dec. 1917.
72 Singh, Rai Bahadur Buta of Rawalpindi, 4 Dec. 1917.
74 Symons, Thomas Henry, 4 Dec. 1917.
75 Mitra Rai, Sahib Rajeshwar, 4 Dec. 1917.
76 Heale, Robert John Wingfield, 4 Dec. 1917.
77 Sethna, Phiroye Kharsedji, 4 Dec. 1917.
78 Carter, Edward Clark, 4 Dec. 1917.
79 Adam, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
80 Atoscough, Thomas Martland, 1 Jan. 1918.
81 Alcorn, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918.
82 Allan, Evelyn Julia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
83 Allan, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
84 AUden, Harry 1 Jan. 1918.
85 Allen, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
86 Allen, Mary Sophia, 1 Jan. 1918.
88 Allen, William George, 1 Jan. 1918.
89 Allen, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
90 Alsop, James WUlcox, 1 Jan. 1918.

91 Anderson, Amy Douglas Knyveton, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
92 Anderson, Lois Dessurne, 1 Jan. 1918.
94 Anderson, Thomas George, 1 Jan. 1918.
95 Anwyl-Passingham, Augustus Mervyn Owen Anwyl, 1 Jan.
1918. (SI.)
96 Archer, Henry William, 1 Jan. 1918.
97 Armstrong, Francis Logie, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
98 Armstrong, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
99 Glenarthur, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
100 Foakes, Edward Lindsay Ashley, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
101 Atkin, Peter WUson, 1 Jan. 1918.
102 Ayre, Amos Lowrey, 1 Jan. 1918.
103 Bagenal, Philip Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
104 Bagnall, Francis Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
105 BaUey, Arthur Stowey, 1 Jan. 1918.
106 Baines, Edward George Graham Talbot, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
108 Baker, Alfred Gabriel, 1 Jan. 1918.
109 Baker, George Stephen, 1 Jan. 1918.
110 Baker, John William, 1 Jan. 1918.
Ill Balfour, Robert John, 1 Jan. 1918.
112 Banbury, Charlotte Marie-Louise, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
113 Barber, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1913.
115 Barnard, Ernest Augustus William, 1 Jar. 1918,
116 Barnes, Annie Ethel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
117 Barnes, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
118 Barnes, James Sidney, 1 Jan. 1918.
119 Barnett, James Rennie, 1 Jan. 1918.
120 Barrow, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1918.
121 Bartlett, Edmund Burton, 1 Jan. 1918.
122 Bartlett, Frederick WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
123 Barwick, Frederick Mortimer, 1 Jan. 1918.
124 Basset, William Fortescue, 1 Jan. 1918.
125 Bastard, Ernest WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
126 Bather. Muriel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
127 Battersby, James Allan, 1 Jan. 1918
128 Baxter, Edith, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918. ,
129 Baxter, Peter McLeod, 1 Jan. 1918.
130 Baylay, Willoughby Lake, 1 Jan. 1918.
131 Beamer, Ernest Edward Boyce, 1 Jan. 1918.
133 Beaton, George Howard, 1 Jan. 1918.
135 Bednell, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1918.
136 Beevor, Susan Heard, Mrs. John Hare, 1 Jan. 1918.
137 Bell, Hubert Dowson, 1 Jan. 1918.
138 Bell, WUliam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
139 Bell-Irving, Richard, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
140 Bennett, Geoffrey Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
141 Berriman. Algernon Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
142 Berrow, WUliam Lewis, 1 Jan. 1918.
143 Bertie-Perkins, Alys Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
145 Corbet, Rosamond, Mrs. Bertram D'Avenant, 1 Jan. 1918.
147 Betts, Lionel Oxborrow, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
148 Bing, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
149 Binns, Oswell Barritt, 1 Jan. 1918.
150 Birks, Gerald Walker, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
151 Bissett, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
152 Black, Archibald CampbeU, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
153 Blair David, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
154 Blake, Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
155 Blakemore, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918. (it.)
156 Bloomfield, Constance Caldwell, 1 Jan. 1918.
157 Blount, Clara, Mrs. Edward Aston Charles Marie, 1 Jan.
1918.
158 Bogle, James Cairns, 1 Jan. 1918.
159 Boland, Henry Patrick, 1 Jan 1918.
160 Bonny, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
161 Booth, Harry, 1 Jan. 1918.
162 Booth, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
163 Boothby, Francis Stewart Evelyn, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
164 Borley, John Oliver, 1 Jan. 1918.
166 Bottomley, William Cecil, 1 Jan. 1918.
167 Bourdeaux, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
168 Bowater, Sarah Fanny, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
169 Bowden, John, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
170 Bowers, Frederiok Gatus, 1 Jan. 1918.
171 Bowman, Thomas Anderson, 1 Jan. 1918.
172 Bowman, William TurnbuU, 1 Jan. 1918.
173 Boyd, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
175 Boyland, Sydney Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
176 Bramwell, Hugh, 1 Jan. 1918.
177 Bremner, David Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918.
178 Brierlcy, Edgar. 1 Jan. 1918.
591

MILITARY RIBAND

WOMEN.

OFFICERS (O.B.E.)

MEN.

OFFICERS.

1918.

(si.)

181 Brown, Archibald, 1 Jan. 1918.
182 Brown, Jonathan Boswell, 1 Jan. 1918.
183 Brown, Wilfred Gordon, 1 Jan. 1918.
185 Bruce, Charles Matthewes, 1 Jan. 1918.
186 Bruce, Ellen Maud, Lady, 1 Jan, 1918.
187 Bryant, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
188 Buchanan, Jane, 1 Jan. 1918.
190 Buckland, Alfred Vhgoe, 1 Jan. 1918.
191 Bulpitt, Walter Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
192 Burch, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
193 Burgess Kenneth Paul, 1 Jan. 1919.
194 Burke, Hubert Francis Daubeny, 1 Jan.
195 Burke, May, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
196 Burn, Ethel Louise, Hon. Mrs. Charles Rosdew, 1 Jan.
1918.
197 Burnett, Ethel, 1 Jan. 1918.
198 Burnside, Ethel Margaret, 1 Jan. 1918.
199 Burton, William, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
200 Burton, William Parker, 1 Jan. 1918.
201 Bush, Margery, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
202 Busteed, Henry Richard, 1 Jan. 1918
203 Butler, Arthur Francis. 1 Jan. 1918.
204 Cable, WiUiam John, 1 Jan. 1918.
205 Cadbury, Elizabeth Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
206 CaUlard, LUy Eliza Frances, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918
207 Caldecott-Smith, Percy Pyne, 1 Jan. 1918.
208 Caldwell, Marj Louisa, 1 Jan. 1918.
209 Cambray, Philip, 1 Jan. 1918.
211 Campbell, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918.
212 Campbell, Florence Ishbell, 1 Jan. 1918.
213 Campbell, Gordon Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
214 Capron, Athol John, 1 Jan. 1918.
215 Carden, Mary Gertrude, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
216 Carl, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
217 CarUle, Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.
218 Carrick, Earl of, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
219 Carter, WilUam AUan, 1 Jan. 1918.
220 Carter, Edward Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
221 Cator, Maud, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
222 Cauvin, WiUiam Stephen, 1 Jan. 1918. (st.)
223 Chalmers, Robert Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918. (It.)
224 Champion, John Alfred Cuthbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
225 Champion, Samuel Stewart, 1 Jan. 1918.
228 Chichester, Dehra, Mrs. Robert Peel Dawson Spencer,
1 Jan. 1918.
229 Chichester, Earl of, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
230 ChurchiU, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
231 Clark, George, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
232 Clark, WiUiam Henry Dennis, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
233 Clarke, Geoffrey Rothe, 1 Jan. 1918.
234 Clarke, James Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918.
237 Clay, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
238 Cleaver, Harris Peugeot, 1 Jan. 1918
239 Cochrane, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1918.
240 Cockburn, George Bertram, 1 Jan. 1918.
241 Cocke, Thomas Dudley, 1 Jan. 1918. (st.)
242 Coggan, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
243 Cole, WiUiam George, 1 Jan. 1918.
245 CoUett, John Alsager, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
246 Cohnore, Reginald Blayney Bulteel, 1 Jan. 1918.
247 Conacher, Charles Leonard, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
248 Constable, Arthur Douglas, 1 Jan. 1918.
249 Cooper, Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1918.
250 Cooper, Ernest Napier, 1 Jan. 1918.
251 Coppock, Harry Stowe, 1 Jan. 1918.
253 Coventry, Fulwar Cecil Ashton, 1 Jan. 1918.
254 Cowen, Jane, 1 Jan. 1918.
255 Cox, Bernard Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
256 Cox, Oswald, 1 Jan. 1918.
257 Craig, WiUiam Brownfield, 1 Jan. 1918.
258 Cramond, John McGregor, 1 Jan. 1918.
259 Crane, Charles Paston, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
261 Cree, Laura Alexander Bell, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
262 CresweU, Francis Samuel, 1 Jan. 1918. (st.)
263 Croft, Ernest Samuel, 1 Jan. 1918.
264 Crompton, Claud, 1 Jan. 1918.
265 Cropper, Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
266 Crosbie-HUl, Marjorie, 1 Jan. 1918.
267 Crosby, Josiah, 1 Jan. 1918.
268 Cross, Richard BasU, 1 Jan. 1918.
270 Cuff, Herbert Edmond, 1 Jan. 1918.
272 Cummins, Herbert Ashley Cunard, 1 Jan. 1918.
274 CunUffe, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
275 Cunnington, Frederick Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918.
276 Cuthbert. Kathleen Alice, Mrs. James Harold, 1 Jan. 1918.
277 Cuthbertson, CUve, 1 Jan. 1918.
279 Dagnall, WiUiam John, 1 Jan. 1918.
280 Dallinger, Percy Gough, 1 Jan. 1918.
281 Dana, Robert Washington, 1 Jan. 1918.
282 Davidson, James Stewart, 1 Jan. 1918.
283 Davies, Andrew William, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.
284 Davis, WUliam Northcote, 1 Jan. 1918.
285 Dawson, Albert Edward. 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
287 de Montmorencv, Hervey Angus, 1 Jan. 1918.
288 Dendy Frederick Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.
289 Denne, Mark Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
290 DeDniston, Alexander Guthrie, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
291 de Rougemont, Muriel Evelyn, Mrs. Cecil Henry, 1 Jan.
1918.

292 Dickens, Henry Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
293 Dillon, Thomas Cantrel, 1 Jan. 1918.
296 Dixon, WUliam Vibart, 1 Jan. 1918.
297 Downs, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
299 Dudgeon, Margaret, Mrs. Robert Francis, 1 Jan. 1918.
300 Duff, Mildred Mabel Gordon, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
301 Duffln, Earle Calder, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
302 Duggan, George Chester, 1 Jan. 1918.
303 Duncan, Leland Lewis, 1 Jan. 1918.
304 Dunstan, Malcolm James Rowley, 1 Jan. 1918.
305 Durant, Percy, 1 Jan. 1918.
30) Dyball, WiUiam Moore, 1 Jan. 1918.
309 Easten, Stephen, 1 Jan. 1918.
310 Ebben, Henry Stuart, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
311 Edmond, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
312 Edmunds, Leslie Wynn, 1 Jan. 1918. (it.)
313 Edwardes, David John William, 1 Jan. 1918.
314 Edwards, Charles James, 1 Jan. 1918.
315 Edwards, George Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
318 Eldred, Edwin Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
321 EUis, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
322 Elvy, Thomas Elvy, 1 Jan. 1918.
323 Emberton, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
324 Evans, Corris William, 1 Jan. 1918.
326 Evans, Thomas Henry Royston, 1 Jan. 1918.
327 Everett, Basil Preston, 1 Jan. 1918.
329 Fahholme, Edward George Robert, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
330 Farmer, Robert Crosbie, 1 Jan. 1918. '
331 Pass, Herbert Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
332 Fedarb, Frederick James, 1 Jan. 1918.
333 Fielden, Dora, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
334 Fisher, Charles Stanley, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
335 Fletcher, Walter Blunt, 1 Jan. 1918. (st)
336 Foreman, Sir Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
337 Hamilton, Dowager Duchess of, 1 Jan. 1918.
338 Fortescue, Cecil Lewis, 1 Jan. 1918.
339 Fortington, Harold Augustus, 1 Jan. 1918
340 Foster, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
341 Francis, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918.
342 Franklin, Leonard Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1918.
313 Franklin, Robert Francis, 1 Jan. 1918.
344 Frazer, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
345 Freeman, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
346 Freiligrath, Otto Tennent Eastman, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
347 French, Hon. Essex Eleonora, 1 Jan. 1918.
348 French, Henry Leon, 1 Jan. 1918.
349 French, Reginald Thomas George, 1 Jan. 1918.
350 Frost, Edward John Allan, 1 Jan. 1918.
351 Frost, Mark Edwin Pescott, 1 Jan. 1918.
352 Fulcher, George Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
353 Fulton, David Bowie, 1 Jan. 1918.
354 Game, Henrv, 1 Jan. 1918. (It.)
355 Gandell, William Raleigh Kerr, 1 Jan. 1918.
356 Gandy, Eric Worsley, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
357 Gardner, Annie EUzabeth, 1 Jan. 1918.
358 Gardom. Edward Theodore, 1 Jan. 1918.
359 Garvey, John William Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
360 Gentry, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
362 Gibb, William Doig, 1 Jan. 1918.
363 Gibson, Joseph HamUton, 1 Jan. 1918.
364 Gibson, John Watson, 1 Jan. 1918.
366 Giffard, Jack, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
367 Gilchrist, Archibald, 1 Jan. 1918.
368 Gill, Walter Brudenell, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
369 Gledhill, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
370 Glenny, WUliam James, 1 Jan. 1918.
371 Goalen, James Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
372 Godman, Edward Shirley, 1 Jan. 1918.
373 Goldsmid, Lionel Frederic, 1 Jan. 1918.
374 Gomersall, Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
375 Goodsh, Gertrude Esperance, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
378 Goodwin, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918. (It.)
377 Goolden, Walter Herbert Lewis, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
378 Gordon, Henry Erskine, 1 Jan. 1918.
379 Gordon, William James, 1 Jan. 1918.
380 Gowans, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
381 Gowing, Warden, 1 Jan. 1918.
382 Graham, Mary Louise, Marchioness of, 1 Jan. 1918
384 Graham, Arthur John Wood, 1 Jan. 1918.
387 Grant, Selwyn Seafield, 1 Jan. 1918.
388 Grant, William, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
390 Grapes, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
391 Gray, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
392 Green, Edward WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
393 Green, James Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
394 Green, Mary Anne, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
395 Grehan, Francis, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
396 Greig, Donald McNeill, 1 Jan. 1918. (II.)
397 Greville, Hon. Mrs. Alwyn Henry Fulke, 1 Jan. 1918.
398 Griffiths, Sarah Gilbert, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
399 Grimbly, Richard Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
400 Grimshaw, Wilfrid, 1 Jan. 1918.
401 Grinsted, Harold, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
402 Gundill, William Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
403 Haggard, Godfrey Digby Napier, 1 Jan. 1918.
405 Hannay, Jane Ewing, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
406 Harding, Alfred John, 1 Jan. 1918.
407 Hare, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1918.
408 Harker, John Allen, 1 Jan. 1918.

595

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

410 Harrison, Emily Margaret, IDs. Frederick James, 1 Jan.
1918.
411 Hartley, Richard Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
412 Hartshorn, Vernon, 1 Jan. 1918.
413 Hart-Smith, Theodore Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
414 Hatfield, Ada Sophia Lucy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
415 Hatherley, Cyril George, 1 Jan. 1918.
417 Hebert, Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
418 Herbert, Philip, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
419 Heron- Watson, Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
421 Hiley, WUfrid Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
422 Hill, Archibald Vivian, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
423 Hilleary, George Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
424 Hinks, Percy John, 1 Jan. 1918.
425 Hoare, Albert Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
426 Hodgens, John, 1 Jan. 1918. (It.)
427 Hodgson, Charles Courtenay, 1 Jan. 1918.
428 Hodgson, John Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918.
429 Hodgson, Elizabeth Odeyne, Hon. Mrs. Francis Henry,
1 Jan. 1918.
430 Holden, Norman Edward, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
431 Holland, Julia, 1 Jan. 1918.
432 Holley, Alfred Ewart, 1 Jan. 1918.
433 Holmes, Constance, 1 Jan. 1918.
434 Holmes, Lt. Col. Gerard Robert Addison, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
435 Holmes, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
436 Honey, William John, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
437 Home, Frederic, 1 Jan. 1918.
439 Howard, Cecil Harry St. Leger, 1 Jan. 1918. SI.)
440 Howard, Frederick James, 1 Jan. 1918.
441 Howell, Godfrey Valentine, 1 Jan. 1918.
442 Hughes, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
443 Hughes-Gibb, Aubrey Patrick, 1 Jan. 1918.
444 Humphreys, Gilbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
445 Hunt, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
446 Hunt, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918.
447 Hunter, Thomas Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
449 Hutchinson, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
452 Infeld, Louis, 1 Jan. 1918.
453 Ingram, Edward Maurice Berkeley, 1 Jan. 1918.
454 Ireland, WiUiam Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
455 Irwin, Thomas Cuthbert, 1 Jan. 1918. (II.)
456 Jacks, Harold Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1918.
457 Jackson, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
458 Jackson, Laura, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
460 James, George Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
461 Jarrott, Charles, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
462 Jefferies, Henry Charies, 1 Jan. 1918.
463 Johnston, WiUiam Douglas, 1 Jan. 1918.
464 Jonas, Harold Driver, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
465 Jones, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
466 Jones, Arthur Dansey, 1 Jan. 1918.
467 Jones, Patrick Nicholas Hill, 1 Jan. 191S.
469 Jones, Theodore Warren, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
470 Jones, John Francis, 1 Jan. 1918.
471 Joyce, Thomas Athol, 1 Jan. 1918. (II.)
472 Kay, Andrew Cassels, 1 Jan. 1918.
473 Kaye, Sydney Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
474 Keenlyside, Rupert Hales Headlam, 1 Jan. 1918.
475 Kelly, Alfred Evans, 1 Jan. 1918.
477 Kelman, Rev. John, 1 Jan. 1918.
478 Kenrick, Hubert Wynn, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
479 Kerr, Lady Anne, 1 Jan. 1918.
480 Kidner, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1918.
481 Kimpton, Arthur Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
482 King, Mary Liddoh, 1 Jan. 1918.
483 Kingston, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
485 Kirkus, Arthur Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
486 Kirkwood, WUliam Dennett, 1 Jan. 1920.
487 Kissane, Matthew, 1 Jan. 1918.
488 Knight, Christopher Newman, 1 Jan. 1918.
489 Knowles, Constance Mary, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
491 Landau, Herman, 1 Jan. 1918.
492 LasceUes, Evelyn Louisa, 1 Jan. 1918.
493 Langton, George PhiUp, 1 Jan. 1918.
494 Learmont, John, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
495 le Breton. Clement Martin, 1 Jan. 1918.
496 Ledlie, James Crawford, 1 Jan. 1918.
497 Lee, John WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
499 Lee-Williams, Alice Gwynllyan, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
501 Lewers, Hugh Bunnett, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
502 Lewin, Lady Ada Edwina Stewart, 1 Jan. 1918,
503 Lewis, Herbert David William, 1 Jan. 1918.
504 Lewis, Ruth, Mrs. John Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
505 Lidderdale, Alan Wadsworth, 1 Jan. 1918.
606 Lindley, Tinsley, 1 Jan. 1918.
507 Lindsay, James Brown, 1 Jan. 1918.
608 Lister, Francis Vivian, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
510 Lloyd, Arthur Athelwold, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
511 Loch, George Richard Boycott, 1 Jan. 1918.
612 Lomax, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
514 Low, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
616 Lowther, MUdred, 1 Jan. 1918.
517 Lugard, Edward James, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
518 Lupton, Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
519 MacAlpine, Cyril Douglas Hughes, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
520 MacAlpine, Reginald John, 1 Jan. 1918. (It.)
621 Macaulay, Thomas Symington, 1 Jan. 1918.
522 MacDonald, Rev. Angus, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)

523 MacDonald, George William, 1 Jan. 1918.
524 Macdonald, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
525 Macdonald, Sheena, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
526 Macfarlane, Hugh, 1 Jan. 1918.
527 Macfarlane, Peter, 1 Jan. 1918.
528 Mackenzie, Finlay Matheson, 1 Jan. 1918
529 Mackintosh, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
530 MacLennan, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
531 MacLintock, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
532 MacmiUan, Alexander. 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
533 Macrosty, Henry William, 1 Jan. 1918.
535 Mainwaring, Mary Sybil, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
536 Mair, Jessy, Mrs. 1 Jan. 1918.
537 Major, Albany Featherstonehaugh, 1 Jan. 1918.
538 Man, Frederick Henry Dumas, 1 Jan. 1918.
539 Mansbridge, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
540 Manton, Arthur Woodroffe, 1 Jan. 1918.
541 Maplesden, Charles William, 1 Jan. 1918.
542 Marsden, Winifred, 1 Jan. 1918.
543 Marsh, Ernest William, 1 Jan. 1918.
544 Marsham, Joan, Hon. Mrs. Sydney Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
545 Martin, Charles Selwyn, 1 Jan. 1918.
547 Mason, Alexander Neil, 1 Jan. 1918.
548 Matson, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
549 Matthews. Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
550 Matthews, Thomas Leigh, 1 Jan. 1918.
551 Matthey, Percy, 1 Jan. 1918.
552 Maxwell, Alexander Gordon, 1 Jan. 1918. (M )
553 Maxwell, Leslie Blythe, 1 Jan. 1918.
554 Maxwell, Richard Cowdy, 1 Jan. 1918.
555 May, Katharine Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
556 McAdam, Frances, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
557 McAughey, John, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
558 McAuliffe, Rev. Edmond, 1 Jan. 1918. (II.)
559 McCaffery, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
561 McCann, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
562 McCann, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
563 McClelland, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1918.
564 McConnel, William Holdsworth, 1 Jan. 1918. (II.)
565 McEwen, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
566 McFarlane, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1918.
567 McFarlane, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918.
568 McFerran, Howard Addison, 1 Jan. 1918.
569 McGowan, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
570 McKeown. John James, 1 Jan. 1918.
572 McLaren, Richard, 1 Jan. 1918.
573 McLean, Peter, 1 Jan. 1918.
574 McNeil, Neil, 1 Jan. 1918.
575 McPherson, Gilbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
576 McPherson. John, 1 Jan. 1918. (II.)
577 Medd, Wilfrid, 1 Jan. 1918.
579 Menzies, Alexander James Pople, 1 Jan. 1918.
580 Metson, George, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
581 Michell, George Babbington, 1 Jan. 1918.
582 MUlar, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
583 Miller, Arnold Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
584 Miller, Frank Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1918.
585 Mobbs, Arthur Noel, 1 Jan. 1918.
586 Moffat, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
587 Moir, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918.
588 Molyneux, Thomas FeU, 1 Jan. 1918.
591 Monteith, David Taylor, 1 Jan. 1918.
592 Moore, Evelyn, 1 Jan. 1918.
593 Moore, Harold, 1 Jan. 1918.
594 More, Jasper Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
595 Moreland, Harold, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
597 Morris, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
598 Morrison, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
599 Morrow, George Andrew, 1 Jan. 1918.
600 Mott, Owen Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
601 Mulherion, George Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
602 Murison, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
603 Murray, Howard, 1 Jan. 1918.
604 Murray, James, 1 Jan. 1918. •
605 Murray, Thomas Roberts, 1 Jan. 1918.
606 Napier, Arthur Lenox, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
607 Nash, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
608 Nevill, Walter Elphinstone, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
609 Newall, Ethel Nest, Mrs. Geoffrey Stirling, 1 Jan. 1918.
610 Newitt, Leonard, 1 Jan. 1918.
611 Newlands, Archibald, 1 Jan. 1918.
612 Nunburnholme, Dowager Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
613 Nutt, Francis George, 1 Jan. 1918.
616 Oldham, Reta, 1 Jan. 1918.
619 Onslow, Earl of, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
621 Osgood, Frederic Stanley, 1 Jan. 1918.
622 Ovans, Charles Phipps John, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
625 Palmer, Marian, Mrs. Claude Bowes, 1 Jan. 1918.
626 Palmer, Philip, 1 Jan. 1918.
627 Pardoe, Elizabeth Wentworth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
628 Park Thomas 1 Jan. 1918.
629 Parker, Sir George Phillips, 1 Jan. 1918.
631 Parker-Jervis, Ethel Mary, 1 Jan. 1918.
633 Paterson, Clifford Copland, 1 Jan. 1918.
634 Paterson, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
636 Patterson, Robert George, 1 Jan. 1918.
638 Payne, Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.
639 Pearce, Ernest Alfred John, 1 Jan. 1918.
640 Pearoe-Serocold, Claud, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
590

OFFICERS.

641 Pease, Evelyn. 1 Jan. 1918.
642 Pease, Lucy Victoria, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
643 Peel, Constance Dorothy Evelyn, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
644 Pendarves, Alice Louisa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
645 Penhorwood, Sydney Lewis, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
646 Penrose, Emily, 1 Jan. 1918.
648 Perrin, WUliam Gordon, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
649 Pettlfor, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1918.
650 Philip, Arthur Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
651 PhUlips, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
652 PhUlpotts, Owen Surtees, 1 Jan. 1918.
653 Picton-Turbervill, Edith, 1 Jan. 1918.
654 Piercy, Mary Louisa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
655 Pitcher, Albert John, 1 Jan. 1918.
656 Piatt, WiUiam Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
657 Plumer, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
659 Pool, Augustus Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
660 Porter, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
661 Porter, Mansel Loudon, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
662 PrismaU, Edwin, 1 Jan. 1918. (It.)
663 Procter, Charles James, 1 Jan. 1918.
664 Prosser, Walter Byron, 1 Jan. 1918.
665 Pulford, WiUiam John, 1 Jan. 1918.
666 Rabbit, Edward Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918.
667 Smith, Alan Rae, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
668 Raikes, Francis Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
670 Ralston, Andrew Agnew, 1 Jan. 1918.
671 Randall, James, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
672 Rankin, Hugh Fraser, 1 Jan. 1918.
673 Ranson, Joseph Barlow, 1 Jan. 1918.
674 Ratcliff, Constance LUian, 1 Jan. 1918.
675 Ratcliffe, Henry Stephenson, 1 Jan. 1918.
676 Reckltt, PhUip Bealby, 1 Jan. 1918.
677 Reed, Frank William, 1 Jan. 1918.
678 Reed, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
679 Reekie, WiUiam Maxwell, 1 Jan. 1918.
680 Reeks, James Albert, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
681 Rees, James Daniel, 1 Jan. 1918.
682 Regan, Maurice Ambrose, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
683 Reid, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
684 RiddeU, WiUiam George, 1 Jan. 1918.
685 Ridley, Mary Stephanie, Mrs. Henry Matthew, 1 Jan.
1918.
686 RUey, Edmond John, 1 Jan. 1918.
687 Rind, Walter Lockhart, 1 Jan. 1918.
688 Ritchie, Hugh, 1 Jan. 1918.
689 Roberts, Richard GUbert, 1 Jan. 1918. (st.)
690 Roberts-Wray, Thomas Henry, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
691 Robertson, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
692 Robertson, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
693 Robinson, Edwin, 1 Jan. 1918.
694 Robinson, Roy Lister, 1 Jan. 1918.
696 Roddam, Roddam John, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
697 Roe, AUiott Verdon, 1 Jan. 1918.
698 Rogers, Tanner Montague, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
700 Kosher, Noel Bum, 1 Jan. 1918.
701 Ross, Hugh Henderson, 1 Jan. 1918.
702 Rotter, Godfrey, 1 Jan. 1918.
704 Rowley, Amy Isabel, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
705 Royce, Frederick Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
706 Ruck-Keene, Robert Francis, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
707 Ruddle, Frank WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
708 Runge, Norah CecU, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
709 RusseU, Edward John, 1 Jan. 1918.
711 RusseU, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
712 Rutherford, Annie, 1 Jan. 1918.
713 Thomson, George Rutherford, 1 Jan. 1918.
714 Ryan, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
716 Sandison, David, 1 Jan. 1918.
717 Sargeauut, Bertram Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
718 Saunders, Frederick James, 1 Jan. 1918.
719 Savill, Edwin, 1 Jan. 1918.
720 SavUle, Francis Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
721 Sawday, Albert Edwin, 1 Jan. 1918.
724 Serjeantson, CecU Myles, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
725 Sexton, Eric James, 1 Jan. 1918. (st.)
726 Sharp, Frederic Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918. (st).
727 Sharpies, George Bertrand, 1 Jan. 1918.
728 Sharpley, Edwara Burgess, 1 Jan. 1918.
730 Shepherd, WUliam Constable, 1 Jan. 1918. (st.)
731 Sheppard, Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
734 Simonds, Robert HenvUIe, 1 Jan. 1918. (it.)
735 Skene, Philip George Moncrieff, 1 Jan. 1918. (st.)
736 Skipwith, Sophia Flora, Mrs. Grey Townsend, 1 Jan. 1918.
737 SKpworth, George Philip, 1 Jan. 1918.
738 Smith, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1918.
739 Smith, Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
740 Smith, Ernest Wentworth, 1 Jan. 1918.
741 Smith, Frank Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
742 Smith, George Henry Cheverton, 1 Jan. 1918.
744 Smith, John Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
746 Smith, Thomas Blampey, 1 Jan. 1918.
747 Smith, William Sydney, 1 Jan. 1918.
748 Snowden, Florence Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
749 Southam, Frederick Neil, 1 Jan. 1918.
750 Southgate, Charles Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918.
751 Spencer, Mary Gertrude Catherine Hitchcock, 1 Jan. 1918.
752 Squire, Rose Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1918.
753 Stainforth, Rowland HU1, 1 Jan. 1918. (st.)

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867
597

Staniland, Alfred Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stapley, Frank Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
Steel, Thomas Heron, 1 Jan. 1918. (st.)
Stein, Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stenson, George Routledge, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stephenson, Richard Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stevens, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stevens, Ida Kathleen, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
Stevens, Patrick William Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stevenson, May Margaret, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stewart, Alice Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stewart, Athole, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stewart, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stewart, William Allison, 1 Jan. 1918.
Sthk, Rufus, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stirling, Thomas Willing, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
Stobart, Frederick William, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stow, Harry Vane, 1 Jan. 1918.
Strachey, Henrietta Mary Amy, Mrs. John St. Loe, 1 Jan
1918.
Streatfeild, Evelyn Olive, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
Clark, Mary Corisande, Mrs. John Bayfield, 1 Jan. 1918
Strutt, Emily Mary Charlotte, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
Stuart, John, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
Sunderland, Brian Gresley Elton, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
Suter, George Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
Swain, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
Symes, Kenneth, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
Tallboy, George Percy, 1 Jan. 1918.
Taylor, Arthur Enfield, 1 Jan. 1918.
Taylor, David, 1 Jan. 1918.
Taylor, George Stevenson, 1 Jan. 1918.
Taylor, Richard Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
Taylor, Thomas McComb, 1 Jan. 1918.
Tebbs, Louis George, 1 Jan. 1918.
Tedder, Alfred Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
Tennyson, Ivy Gladys, Mrs. Charles Bruce, 1 Jan. 1918.
Thomas, David John, 1 Jan. 1918.
Thomas, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
Thomas, Lillie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
Thomas, Walter John, 1 Jan. 1918.
Thompson, John Barwick, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
Thompson, Mary, 1 Jan. 1918.
Thompson, Robert John, 1 Jan. 1918.
Thomson, Margaret Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
Thomson, William Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
Thornely, Daisy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
Thornton, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
Todd, Duncan, 1 Jan. 1918.
Todd, Edwin Ernest Bnever, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
Towsey, Joseph Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
Trendell, Herbert Arthur Previte, 1 Jan. 1918.
Trew, George Harry Male, 1 Jan. 1918.
Tufton, Stella, Hon. Mrs. Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
Turner, WUliam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
Turpin, Armigill Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
Tweedy, George Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
Tyndale, Walter Clifford, 1 Jan. 1918.
UnderhiU, Hugh Harman, 1 Jan. 1918.
Vallange, Clement, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
Van den Bergh, Henry Edward, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
Verdier, James William, 1 Jan. 1918.
Vernon, Percy Venables, 1 Jan. 1918.
Vesey, David Arthur Fitzgerald, 1 Jan. 1918.
Vidal, Francis Peter, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
Walker, Harry, 1 Jan. 1918.
Wallace, Falconer Lewis, 1 Jan. 1918.
Wallace, William Reeve, 1 Jan. 1918.
Walton, Cecil, 1 Jan. 1918.
Warburton, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
Ward, Leonard, 1 Jan. 1918.
Warner, Henry Brooks, 1 Jan. 1918.
Waters, Robert Abraham Samuel, 1 Jan. 191S.
Watson, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
Watson, Isaac Adolphus Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
Watson, WUliam Elder, 1 Jan. 1918.
Watts, Edgar Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
Weatherill, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
Weaver, Frederick William Herron, 1 Jan. 1918.
Webb, Cecil Dunstan, 1 Jan. 1918.
Webber, Amherst, 1 Jan. 1918.
Weir, WUliam Goold, 1 Jan. 1918.
Wells, Thomas George Raymond, 1 Jan. 1918.
Wenham, Basil Eliot, 1 Jan. 1918
Werner, Edmund Arthur Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
Wetherall, John Andrew Chilton, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
Wharton, Charles Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918
Wharton, William Henry Anthony, 1 Jan. 1918.
White, Arthur Rabbitts, 1 Jan. 1918.
White, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
Wickham, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
Wicks, Gerald HamUton, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
WUdy, Edmund, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
Wilkinson, Norman, 1 Jan. 1918. (H )
Williams, Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
WUliams, Frank Eliot, 1 Jan.1918
Williams, Ronald Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
Wilson, Arthur Maitland, 1 Jan. 1918.
WUson, Geraldine, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1918.

(si.)

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

868 WUson, George Gordon, 1 Jan. 1918.
870 WUson, Harry James, 1 Jan. 1918.
871 WUson, Hubert Wilberforce, 1 Jan. 1918.
872 Wilson, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
873 Wimperis, Harry Egerton, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
874 Winny, WUUam Humphris, 1 Jan. 1918.
875 Wood, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
878 Woodifield, Anthony Hudson, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
882 Wotzel, Anthony Andrew Augustine, 1 Jan. 1918.
883 Wright, Charles Francis, 1 Jan. 1918.
884 Wynne-Edwards, Hugh Copner, 1 Jan. 1918.
885 Wythes, Aline, Mrs. Ernest James, 1 Jan. 1918.
886 Yeoman, Sophia Bruce, 1 Jan. 1918.
888 Young, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
889 Young, Robert Hellyer, 1 Jan. 1918.
890 Young, Sidney, 1 Jan. 1918.
891 Yule, Charles Bernard Besly, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
893 Jacob, Arthur Leslie, 1 Jan. 1918.
894 Ramsay, Arthur Dennys Gilbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
895 Huddleston, Henry Batten, 1 Jan. 1918.
898 Jehangir, Cowasji, 1 Jan. 1918.
900 Downie, Thomas Steel, 1 Jan. 1918.
901 Carnegie, Arthur Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918.
903 Lloyd, Arthur Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
904 Hopkins, James Francis Gordon, 1 Jan. 1918.
905 MacCallan, Arthur Ferguson, 1 Jan. 1918.
907 Grogan, Edward Harry, 1 Jan. 1918.
909 Watson, Frank Pears, 1 Jan. 1918.
910 Hewins, Harold Preece, 1 Jan. 1918.
911 Des, George Ehret, 1 Jan. 1918.
912 Hodgson, Clement Gaukroger, 1 Jan. 1918.
913 Hornblower, William Crothers, 1 Jan. 1918.
914 Macnaghten, Norman Donnelly, 1 Jan. 1918.
915 Anderson, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
916 Arnold, Percy, 1 Jan. 1918.
918 Campion, Charles Austin Bunworth, 1 Jan. 1918.
919 Chomley, Mary Elizabeth Maud, 1 Jan. 1918.
920 Creswell, Adelaide, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
921 Deakin, Vera, 1 Jan. 1918.
923 Gihuth, Jeannie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
924 James, Gwyneforde, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
925 Miller, Annie Emily, 1 Jan. 1918.
926 Miller, Mary Elizabeth, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
927 Owen, Gladys, 1 Jan. 1918.
928 Parker, Florence Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
929 Robertson, PhUadelphia Una, 1 Jan. 1918.
930 Thomas, Kathleen Kyffin, 1 Jan. 1918.
931 Tucker, Herbert Carey, 1 Jan. 1918.
932 WeigaU, Reginald Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
933 Boyle, Fanny, Mrs. Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918
934 CarroU, Heni Materoa, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
936 Coates, Lavinia, 1 Jan. 1918.
937 Duthie, David Whamond, 1 Jan. 1918.
939 Gunson, Jessie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
941 Holland, Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
942 Lowry, Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
943 Pomare, Miria Woodbine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
944 Rhodes, Arthur Edgar Gravenor, 1 Jan. 1918.
946 Rutherford, Eva Lydia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
947 Stewart, Mary Downie, 1 Jan. 1918.
948 Wigram, Agnes Vernon, Mrs. Henry Francis, 1 Jan. 1918.
949 WUliams, Hilda, 1 Jan. 1918.
950 Amphlett, Theodora Mildred, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
951 Anstey, Norman, 1 Jan. 1918.
952 Blankenberg, Reginald Andrew, 1 Jan. 1918.
954 Ponsonby, Hon. Mrs. Maurice George Jesser, 1 Jan. 1918.
956 Clark, Gowan CressweU Strange, 1 Jan. 1918.
957 Davis, Mary Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
958 Greenacre, Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.
959 Juta, Helen Lena, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
960 Lewis, Elizabeth Tryphena, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
961 Mackeurtan, Ellen Maria Louisa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
962 Marx, Susannah Brandt, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918. .
963 Nicolson, Joseph Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
964 O'Hara, John Wesley, 1 Jan. 1918.
965 Parker, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
966 Sampson, Henry William, 1 Jan. 1918.
967 Smartt, Sybil Annie, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
968 Solomon, Maud Elizabeth, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
970 Sturman, Edward Albert, 1 Jan. 1918
971 Taylor, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
972 van Zijl, Carel Johannes, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
974 Conroy, Charles O'Neill, 1 Jan. 1918.
975 Emerson, Katherine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
977 MacPherson, Eleonora Thompson, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918
979 Paterson, Florence Lavinia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918
981 Alabaster, Chaloner GrenvUle, 1 Jan. 1918.
982 AUwood, John Humber, 1 Jan. 1918.
983 Berne, James Leo, 1 Jan. 1918.
984 BuUock, Amy Isabel, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
985 Cook, Albert Ruskin, 1 Jan. 1918.
986 Cran, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
987 de Freitas, Anthony, 1 Jan. 1918.
988 Drayton, Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1918.
989 Egerton, Ada Maud, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918
990 Felton, Muriel Harriet, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918
991 Fisher, John Campbell, 1 Jan. 1918
992 Fletcher, Stanley Hewitt, 1 Jau. 1918.
993 Furley, John Talfourd, 1 Jau. 1918

598

994 Murray, Hon. Mrs. Ronald Thomas Graham, 1 Jan.
1918.
995 Huggins, George Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
996 Jackson, Edward St. John, 1 Jan. 1918.
997 James, Williard Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
998 Jebb, Robert RusseU Horsley, 1 Jan. 1918.
999 Johnston, Margaret Emmeline, Mrs. James Thomason,
1 Jan. 1918.
1000 Keng, Lim Boon, 1 Jan. 1918:
1001 Malcolm, Harcourt Gladstone, 1 Jan. 1918.
1002 McDonald, James Gordon, 1 Jan. 1918.
1003 Nicholson, Sybil Helen, Lady, 1 Jau. 1918.
1004 Nicolls, Edward Hugh Dyneley, 1 Jan. 1918.
1005 Patron, Joseph Armand, 1 Jan. 1918.
1006 Probyn, EmUy, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
1007 Radcliffe, Cecily, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1008 Radford, Beatrice Letitia May, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1009 Rippon, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918.
1010 Scicluna, Corinna, Marchesa, 1 Jan. 1918.
1011 Sharp, Ernest HamUton, 1 Jan. 1918.
1012 Simpson, Hubert Ashton Laselve, 1 Jan. 1918.
1013 Spurting, Stanley SaUsbury, 1 Jan. 1918.
1014 Stabb, Sir Newton John, 1 Jan. 1918.
1015 Swinbourne, Charles Augustus, 1 Jan. 1918. (m.)
1016 Wilson, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
1017 Austin, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
1018 Boraston, John Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920. (st.)
1019 Bragg, WUliam Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
1021 Clifford, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
1022 Currie, Isabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1023 Duke, Richard Hare, 1 Jan. 1918.
1024 Fitch, Rev. Edward Arnold, 1 Jan. 1918. (st.)
1025 Fowler, Charles Edward Percy, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
1026 Green, Francis Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
1027 Griffith, George Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
1028 Higgin-Bhket, Myles, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
1029 Jessop, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
1030 Magrath, Charles John, 1 Jan. 1918.
1032 Tod, Marcus Niebuhr, 1 Jan. 1918. (II.)
1034 Wright, Edward Constable, 1 Jan. 1918. (st.)
1037 Absale, John Hilling, 3 June, 1918.
1040 Adcock, Frank Ezra, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1041 Adey, John Kellerman, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
1042 Agnew, Charles Morland, 3 June, 1918.
1043 Agnew, Samuel Montagu, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1044 Aitken, James Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
1045 Akerman, John Camille, 3 June, 1918.
1046 Alexander, Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
1047 Allan, James, 3 June, 1918.
1048 AUardice, WilUam McDiarmid, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1049 Allen, Clementina Dorothy, 3 June, 1918.
1052 Alvarez, Justin Charles WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1053 Anderson, Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
1054 Anderson, Charles Harrison Murray, 3 June, 1918. (li.)
1055 Anderson, Dora, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1056 Anderson, Eric Harper. 3 June, 1918.
1057 Anderson, WUliam 3 June, 1918.
1058 Apthorp, Beatrice Mary, 3 June, 1918.
1059 Armstrong, Francis PhUip, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
1060 Arscott, WilUam Herbert, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1061 Aston, Reginald Godfrey, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1062 Atha, Charles Gurney, 3 June, 1918.
1063 Atkinson, Georgina Jane, 3 June, 1918.
1064 Attwood, Edward Lewis, 3 June, 1918.
1065 Audus, Henry Joseph Francis, 3 June, 1918. (It.)
1066 Avern, James Waters Earnscllffe, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1067 Badger, James Carol, 3 June, 1918.
1068 Badshah, Kavas Jamas, 3 June, 1918.
1069 Bailey, Duncan, 3 June, 1918.
1071 BaUlie, GranvUle Hugh, 3 June, 1918.
1072 Baillieu, Clive Latham, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1073 Baker, George, 3 June, 1918.
1074 Baker, Richard Lawrence, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1075 Balaam, Charles John, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1076 Burton-Baldry, Walter Burton, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1077 Baldwin, Edmund Chaplin, 3 June, 1918.
1078 Baldwin, Lucy, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1079 BaU, William Valentine, 3 June, 1918.
1080 Balme, Archibald Hamilton, 3 June, 1918.
1081 Bamford, Harry WilUam Morrev, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1082 Banfleld, Richard, 3 June, 1918".
1083 Barbour, Anna Edwards, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1085 Baring, Hon. Maurice, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1086 Barkas, Thomas Cooke, 3 June, 1918.
1087 Barnard, Arthur John Chichester, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1088 Barnardiston, Katherine Weston, Mrs. Emald, 3 June
1918.
1089 Barnes, Frank Purcell, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1090 Barnes, James Burden, 3 June, 1918.
1091 Barnsley, George, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1092 Barnwell, Frank Sowter, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1093 Barrett, Geottrey Foster, 3 June, 1918.
1094 Barry, Bernard John Wolfe Wolfe-, 3 June, 191S.
1095 Barry, David, 3 June, 1918.
1096 Bartholomew, John, 3 June, 1918.
1097 Barton, Emma Alice, Mrs, 3 June, 1018.
1099 Bates, Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
1100 Bates, WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1101 Bayley, Roland, 3 June, 1918.

OFFICERS.

1102 Beaumont, Violet Marie Louise, Earoness, 3 June,
1918.
1103 Beckett, Ivy Nina, Mrs.,3 June, 1918.
1104 Bellamy, Charles Glynn Hughes, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1106 Bennett, Reginald Allbon, 3 June, 1918.
1108 Berners, John Anstruther, 3 June, 1918.
1109 Bettington, Egerton Mitford, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1110 Bilsland, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
1111 Binyon, Basil, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1112 Bird, James, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1113 Bispham, James Webb, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1114 Blackburne-Farrer, Edward Richard, 3 June, 1018. (st.)
1115 Blackler, Leonard, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1116 Blacklock, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1117 Blackshaw, John Frank, 3 June, 1918.
1118 Blake. Harry, 3 June, 1918.
1119 Blaker, Sir John George, Bart, 3 June, 1918.
1120 Blandford, Herbert John George,8 June, 1918.
1121 de Blaquiere, Marie Lucienne Henriette Adtae, Lady,
3 June, 1918.
1122 Bloomfield, James, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
1124 BlundeU, Bryan Seymour Moss-, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1125 Boar, William Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1126 Board, WiUiam John, 3 June, 1918.
1127 Bond, John, 3 June, 1918.
1128 Bond, John Robert, 3 June, 1918.
1129 Booth, Erskine, 3 June, 1918.
1131 Borrie, Walter, 3 June, 1918.
1132 Boswell, Percy George Hamnal, 3 June, 1918.
1133 Bower, Thomas Stanley, 3 June, 1918.
1134 Boyce, Godfrey Hale, 3 June, 1918.
1135 Boyton, Robert Alexander Stewart, 3 June, 1918.
1136 Bradbury, WilUam Percy, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1137 Bradford, William, 3 June, 1918.
1138 Bradshaw, Frank, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1139 Bradshaw, Granville Eastwood, 3 .tune, 1918.
1140 BramaU, Ernest Edward Peel, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1141 Brand, Robert Harvey, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1142 Brett, Hon. Maurice Vymer BaUol, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
1143 Broad, Gordon Leslie, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1144 Broadwood, Francis, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1145 WUloughby de Broke, Marie Frances Lisette, Lady,
3 June, 1918.
1147 Brothers, Orlando Frank, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
1148 Brown, Alice, 3 June, 1918.
1149 Brown, Archibald HaU, 3 June, 1918.
1150 Browne, Lady Mary Isabel Peyronnet, 3 June, 1918.
1152 Bruce, Alexander, 3 June, 1918. (st).
1153 Bruce, Edward Wahond de Wells, 3 June, 1918.
1154 Bruce, WiUiam Joseph WUlett, 3 June, 1918.
1155 Brunton, John Norman, 3 June, 1918.
1156 Bryant, George Herbert, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1157 Buckley, Edward John, 3 June 1918. (it.)
1158 Budgett, Georgiana Essie, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1159 Buist, WUUam Huntley, 3 June, 1918.
1160 Bulleid, Charles Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1161 BuUen, WiUiam Henry Chambers, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1162 BuUoch, Marion Maria, 3 June, 1918.
1163 Burgess, WiUiam Edward, 3 June, 1918. (sr.)
1164 Burne, Newdigate Addington Knightley, 3 June, 1918.
(M.)
1165 Burnet, Sarah Elizabeth, 3 June, 1918.
1166 Burnie, WiUiam Beckit, 3 June, 1918.
1167 Burton, Rev. Canon Harry Darwin, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1168 Bushrod, Frank, 3 June, 1918.
1169 Butcher, Samuel Foster, 3 June, 1918.
1170 Butler, Albert, 3 June, 1918.
1171 Butler, Harold George, 3 June, 1918.
1172 Butterworth, Jabez, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1173 Buxton, Lucy Ethel, Mrs. Gerald, 3 June, 1918.
1174 Buxton, Mary Emma, Hon. Mrs. Francis William, 3 June,
1918.
1175 Byne, Roland Martin, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1176 Byrom, Charles Reginald, 3 June, 1918.
1177 Cabuche, Henry Leon, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1178 Cairns, Rev. David Smith, 3 June, 1918.
1180 CaldweU, Michael Alexander, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1181 Callan, Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
1182 Calverley, Louisa Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1183 CampbeU, Donald, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1184 Campbell, Mary Vereker HamUton-, 3 June, 1918.
1185 Campos, Victor Ribeiro d'AImeida, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1186 Du Cane, Charles George, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1187 Cannons, Edwin Galton, 3 June, 1918.
1188 Cargill, Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
1189 Carpenter, Charles Howard, 3 June, 1918.
1190 Carr, Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
1191 Carr, Reginald ChUders CuUing, 3 June, 1918.
1192 Carter, Flora Mactavish, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1193 Carter, Herbert Parkinson, 3 June, 1918.
1194 Cary, Reginald Ormsby, 3 June, 1918.
1195 Cathles, Albert, 3 June, 1918.
1196 Cave, Beatrice Julia, Mrs. Charles Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1197 Cavendish, Elizabeth Janet, Hon. Mrs. William Edwm,
3 June, 1918.
1198 Chaldecott, Harold Richards, 3 June, 1918.
1199 Chamberlain, Helen, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1200 Chambers, Frank WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1201 Chamier, John Adrian, 3 June, 1918. (M.)

120212031204
12051206
1207 120812091210121112121213 1214 121712181219 1220
12221223
12241225 12261227
12281229 123012311232 1234
12351236 1237
12381239 1240124112421243 1244 1245
1246 1247
1248 1249
1251 1252
12531254 12551256 1257
125812591260126112621263126612671269127012711273127412751276
1278 1279
128012811282
128312841285 1286
1287 1288
128912901291
129212931294
1295 1296
12971298
129913001301
1302130313041305130613071308

Chaplin, Reginald Spencer, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Chapman, Edward Henry, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Charlton, Rowland Hugh, 3 June, 1918.
Charrington, Elinor Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Chassar, WilUam Charles, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Cheetham, Eva Christine, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Chettle, Henry Francis. 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Chill, Edwin Albert, 3 June, 1918.
Cholmeley, Robert Francis, 3 June, 1918.
Chute, Mervyn Lyde, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Clapham, Douglas, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Claret, Frank Henry, 3 June, 1918.
Clark, Frederick Ourry, 3 June, 1918.
Clay, William Henry Christy, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
Clippertoii, Ella Elizabeth, Mrs. Charles Bell Child, 3 Juno,
1918.
Clowes, Mary Knight, 3 June, 1918.
Coates, Thomas Seymour, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Cockburn, David, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Cockburn, Ernest Radcliffe, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
Cockburn, George Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
Cockell, Anthony Stuart Bucldand-, 3 June, 1918.
Coke, Basil Elmsley, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Coleman, George Henry, 3 June, 1918.
Coleman, Patrick Eugene, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
CoUett, Charles Benjamin, 3 June, 1918.
Concannon, Henry, 3 June, 1918.
Coope, Raymond Henry, 3 June, 1918.
Cooper, Vivian Bolton Douglas, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Corbett, Sybel, 3 June, 1918.
Comish, William Delhi, 3 June, 1918.
Cosgrove, James, 3 June, 1918.
Cotterell, Mabel, 3 June, 1918.
Coulon, Frederick, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
Couper, John Charles, 3 June, 1918.
Cox, Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
Cox, Irene Winifred, 3 June, 1918.
Crafter, Richard Andrew, 3 June, 1918.
Craig, Eustace Neville, 3 June, 1918.
Craig, William, 3 June, 1918.
Crisp, John, 3 June, 1918.
Croal, George Crammond, 3 June, 1918.
Croker, Crofton, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
Crook, William Montgomery, 3 June, 1918.
Crow, Alwyn Douglas, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
Crowdy, Isabel, 3 June, 1918.
Cruddas, William John, 3 June, 1918.
Cruiekshank, Alexander Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
Culver, Edith Bruce, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Cumming, Alexander Charles, 3 June, 1918.
Cunningham, Barbara Martin, 3 June, 1918.
Curry, James William, 3 June, 1918.
Dainton, Sydney Herbert George, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Dale, Alywn Percy, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
Dalgleish, James William Ogilvy-, 3 June, 1918. (m.)
Dalrymple, Joseph, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Dalziel, Norman Pearson, 3 June, 1918.
Daniell, Thomas Edward St. Clare, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
Davies, Charles Robert, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Davies, Ethel, Mrs. Price-, 3 June, 1918.
Davies, Thomas Evan, 3 June, 1918.
Davies, WiUiam Henry Saxon, 3 June, 1918.
Davis, Sidney George, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Dawnay, Sybil Mary, 3 June, 1918.
Dawson, Arthur James, 3 June, 1918.
Dawson, Minnie Ethel, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
Day, Edmund, 3 June, 1918. (11.)
Deane, Augusta, 3 June, 1918.
Delany, WUUam, 3 June, 1 918. (M.)
Denham, Arthur Christopher, 3 June, 1918.
Dennis, Bertram Ramsey, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
Despard, Beatrice Lome, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Dexter, Edward, 3 June, 1918.
Dexter, Thomas Edward, 3 June, 1918.
Dickson, Isabel Anne, 3 June, 1918.
Dickson, Norman, 3 June, 1918.
Diggins, Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
Dignam, Edmund Grattan, 3 June, 1918.
Dimmer, John Francis, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Dimsdale, Beatrice, Dowager Lady, 3 June, 1918.
Dixon, Edward. 3 June, 1918.
Dixon, Leonard Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
Dodds, Thomas Liddell, 3 June, 1918.
Dodsworth, Sir Matthew Blayncy Smith-, Bart, 3 June
1918.
Dodsworth, Robinson Irving, 3 June, 1918.
Dolton, Herbert Edward, 3 June, 1918.
Dorman, Bedford Lockwood, 3 June, 1918.
Douglas, AUred, 3 June, 1918.
Doyle, James Bernard Harvey, 3 June, 1918 . (II.)
Drinkwater Katharine Rosebery, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Druitt, Reginald Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
Drummond, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
Drury, Geoffrey Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
Drysdale, John Douglas, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
Dugdale, Maud Violet, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Duncan, James, 3 June, 1918.
Dunlop, Charles, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
Dunnett, Rev. George Victor, 3 June, 1918. (M.)

599

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

1309 Dunsheath, Percy, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1310 Durnford, Philip Barton, 3 June, 1918.
1311 Edmed, Frank George, 3 June, 1918.
1314 Edwards, William Rea, 3 June, 1918.
1315 Egan, George, 3 June, 1918.
1316 Elgood, Frank Minshull, 3 June, 1918.
1317 EUes, Arthur Warre, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1318 Ellicock, Samuel, 3 June, 1918.
1319 Ellis, James Valentine, 3 June, 1918.
1320 Elwood, Elisha, 3 June, 1918.
1321 Emett, Frederick WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1322 Ennis, Lawrence, 3 June, 1918.
1323 Evans, Henry Morton Glyn, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1324 Evans, Herbert Walter Lloyd, 3 June, 1918.
1325 Evans, Richard, 3 June, 1918,
1326 Evelyn, Gwendolen Evelyn Maud, 3 June, 1918.
1327 Ewart, Ernest Andrew, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1328 Eyre, John, 3 June, 1918.
1329 Faber, Oscar, 3 June, 1918.
1330 Fairbank, William, 3 June, 1918.
1331 Farmer, Samuel William, 3 June, 1918.
1332 Farnsworth, Alfred WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1333 Fender, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1334 Ffiske, WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1335 Field, Herbert Stanley, 3 June, 1918.
1336 Field, Joseph Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1337 Fiennes, Florence Agnes, Hon. Lady Twistleton-
Wykeham-, 3 June, 1918.
1338 Finch, William, 3 June, 1918.
1339 Finlay, Frank Dalzell, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1340 Finlavson, Duncan, 3 June, 1918.
1342 Fleming, John Grant, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1343 Fletcher, Frank Purser, 3 June, 1918.
1344 Flett, John Smith, 3 June, 1918.
1345 Flower, Leila Beatrice, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1346 Ford, Allen Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1347 Forsdick, Edward Thomas, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1348 Forsdlke, George Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
1349 Forster, John Vemon, 3 June, 1918.
1350 Foster, John Vere, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1351 Fowler, Ralph Howard, 3 June, 1918,
1352 Fowler, Robert Copp, 3 June, 1918.
1353 Francis, Herbert WiUiam Sidney, 3 June, 1918.
1354 Franey, George Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
1355 Freeth, Francis Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
1356 Fricker, Guy Carey, 3 June, 1918.
1357 Fry, Beatrice, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1358 Fry, Theodore Wilfrid, 3 June, 1918.
1359 Fuller, Mabel, Mrs. Robert Fleetwood, 3 June, 1918.
1360 Gandy, Gerard Knipe, 3 June, 1918.
1361 Gandy, Henry George, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1362 Ganson, Robert Dowell, 3 June, 1918.
1364 GaskeU, Holbrook, 3 June, 1918.
1367 Gatty, Lina Mary, Mrs. Alexander John Scott-, 3 June,
1918.
1368 Gaunt, Walter Henry, S June, 1918.
1369 George, John, 3 June, 1918.
1370 Gibson, Herbert Mends, 3 June, 1918.
1371 Gibson, Richard Edward, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1372 Gilchrist, John MacAusIan, 3 June, 1918.
1374 Glaser, Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
1375 Glynn, Thomas Georae Powell, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1376 Gobey, Francis Edward, 3 June. 1918.
1377 Goddard, Charles Ernest, 3 June. 1918.
1378 Godfray, John Charles Lerrier, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1379 Gold, Harcourt Gilbey, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1380 Gordon, James Scott, 3 June, 1918.
1381 Gordon, James Tennant, 3 June, 1918.
1384 Gott, Violet Alice. Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1385 Graham, Thoma. Harkness, 3 June, 1918.
1386 GranviUe, Dennis. 3 June, 1918.
1887 Grasett, Edward Douglas, 3 June, 1918.
1388 Grasslok, Frederick, 3 June. 191 8. (si.)
1389 Graves, Cecil Alexander Hope, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1390 Gray, James Carter, 3 June. 1918.
1391 Green, Ethel Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1392 Green, John, 3 June. 1918. (St.)
1393 Green, Sir John Little, 3 June, 1918.
1394 GreenweU, Charles Okey, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
1395 Greer, Alured Ussher, 1 June, 1918,. (St.)
1396 Gregory, Alfred, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1397 de Grey, Nigel, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1398 Grey, Lady Sybil. 3 June, 1918.
1399 Grieve, Richard Albany, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1400 Grigor, WUliam Ernest, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1401 Gripper, Basil Jasper, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1402 Grove, Frank, 3 June, 1918.
1403 Grundy, Samuel Percy, 3 June, 1918.
1405 Gull, Sir William Cameron, Bart, 3 June, 1918.
1406 Gunn, John Alexander. 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1407 Gush, Arthur Sydnev, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1408 Gwyn, Edith. Mrs. Moore-, 3 June, 1918.
1409 Haines, John Thomas Augustus 3 June, 1918.
1411 Hall, Annie, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1412 Hall, Charles John Ernest. 3 June, 1918.
1413 Hall, Frederick Walter, 3 June, 1918.
1414 HaU, Herbert Gordon Lewis, 3 June, 1918. (li.)
1416 Hall, Martin Julian, 3 June, 1918.
1416 Hallett, Frederic Greville, 3 June, 1918.

1417 Hamil-, John Molyneux, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1418 Hamilton, Charles Gipps, 3 June, 1918.
1419 Hanbury, Effield Dorothy Cecil, Mrs. Cecil, 3 June, 1918.
1420 Hancock, Charles Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
1421 Handover, Harry George, 3 June, 1918.
1423 Hannah, John Miller, 3 June, 1918.
1424 Hanson, John Richard, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1425 Hanson, Paul Rennard, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1426 Hanson, Reginald John Edward, 3 June, 1918. (m.)
1427 Harding, Egerton Stephen Somers, 3 June, 1918.
1428 Hardisty, William Frederick James, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1429 Hardman, Frances May Holford, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1430 Harker, Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1431 Harley, David, 3 June, 1918.
1432 Harper, Arthur David, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1433 Harper, John Bradford, 3 June, 1918.
1434 Harries, Herbert Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
1435 Harris, George Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1436 Harris, George Montagu, 3 June, 1918.
1438 Harrison, William, 3 June, 1918.
1439 Harrison, William Edward, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1440 Harston, John Edwin, 3 June, 1918.
1441 Harstone, John Brunton, 3 June, 1918. (II.)
1443 Hartley, Harry, 3 June, 1918.
1444 Hartree, William, 3 June, 1918.
1446 de HaviUand, Geoffrey, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1447 Hay, Algernon Richard Francis, 3 June, 1918.
1448 Hay, James Lawrence, 3 June, 1918.
1449 Haycraft, George Tolman, 3 June, 1918.
1450 Hayes, George Patrick, 3 June, 1918.
1451 Hayward, Ernest Addison Stanley, 3 June, 1918.
1452 Head, Geoffrey, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1453 Heakes, Samuel Rigbye, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1454 Heasman, Albert Edward, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1455 Heath, Meyrick William, 3 June, 1918.
1456 Heatley, WU.iam Robertson, 3 June, 1918.
1457 Heaton, Margaret Elizabeth, Mis, 3 June, 1918.
1458 Hedderwick, Ethel Marian, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1459 Helmore, George Reginald, 3 June, 1918.
1460 Henderson, Kenneth George, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1461 Herbert, Rosalie Margaret, 3 June, 1918.
1462 Hetherington, Roger GaskeU, 3 June 1918.
1463 Hewlett, Francis Esme Theodore, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1464 Hickes, Edward Weston, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1465 Hicks, William Thomas, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1468 Hill, George Bernard, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1469 Hill, Henry Leonard Gauntlett, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1470 Hill, Thomas Eustace, 3 June, 1918.
1471 Hilleary, Edward Langdale, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1472 Hind, Arthur Mayger, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1473 Hinks, Frederick George, 3 June, 1918.
1474 Hippisley, Richard John Bayntun, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1475 Hhd, Frank, 3 June, 1918.
1476 Hodgson, Arthur John, 3 June, 1918.
1477 Hodgson, Joseph Willoughby, 3 June, 1918
1478 Hodgson, Patrick Khkman, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1479 Hogarth William, 3 June, 1918.
1480 Hogg, Robert Henry, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1481 Holden, John Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1482 HoUiday, Lionel Brook, 3 June, 1918.
1483 Hollins, Dora EmUy Susan, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
1484 Holmes, Henry NichoUs, 3 June, 1918.
1485 Holmes, Horace Gordon, 3 June, 1918.
1486 Holmes, Robert Blake Worsley, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1487 Holt, Thomas Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
1489 Honey, Annie Violet, 3 June, 1918.
1490 Hooper, Alexander Francis Anderson, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
1491 Hooper, WaUis Dawson, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1492 Hope, Edward WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1494 Home, John William, 3 June, 1918.
1495 Hoskyns, Mabella Harriette Georgina, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1496 Howard, Henry Ralph Mowbray, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1497 Hudlass, Felix William, 3 June, 1918.
1499 Hudson, Faimy Marian, 3 June, 1918.
1500 Hudson, Hilda Phoebe, 3 June, 1918.
1501 Hughes, Phyllis May, Lady, 23 June, 1918.
1502 Hulton, WUliam Arthur Hyde, 3 June, 1918.
1503 Humphrys, John GoundriU, 3 June, 1918.
1504 Hunloke, Sylvia, Mrs. Philip, 3 June, 1918.
1505 Hunt, Jesse Brookes, 3 June, 1918.
1506 Hunter, Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
1507 Hutchinson, Henry Norton, 3 June, 1918.
1508 Hutchinson, Walter Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
1509 Ilbert, Joyce Violet, 3 June, 1918.
1510 Inglis, Hugh, 3 June, 1918.
1511 Iron, John, 3 June, 1918.
1512 Irving, Lewis Allen, 3 June, 1918.
1513 James, Fullarton, 3 June, 1918.
1514 James, Robert Percival, 3 June, T918.
1515 James, Wilhelmiua Martha, 3 June, 1918.
1516 James, William John, 3 June, 1918.
1517 Jeffes, George Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
1518 Jenkin, Henry Archibald, 3 June, 1918.
1519 Jessiman, George Gaston, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1520 Johnson, Arthur Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1521 Johnson, Robert Stewart, 3 June, 1918.
1522 Johnston, Arthur Hammersley, 3 June, 1918.
1523 Johnstone, Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
1524 Johnstone, Josephine. Mrs. John Heywood, S June, 1918.
600

OFFICERS.

152515261527152815291530153115321533 15341535 '.637
1539154015411542 1543
15441545 154715481549155015511552
15531554 1555155615581559 15601561
15621563156415651566 1567
156815701571 1572
157315741575157615771579 1580
1581 1582
1583 1584
158515861537
1588 1589
159015911592159315941595159615971598
159916001601160216031604160516061607

1611161216131614
1615 1616161716181620

16261627

1631

Jones, Aneurin, 3 June, 1918.
Jones, Charies Hugh le Palleur, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Jones, David GwUym, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Jones, Ethel Mary, 3 June, 1918.
Jones, Glyn Howard Howard-, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Jones, Richard Evan, 3 June, 1918.
Jones, Tom Bruce, 3 June, 1918.
Jones. WUliam, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
Joseph, Ernest Martin, 3 June, 1918. (II.)
Josselyn, John, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Jov, Sydney Cooper, 3 June, 1918.
Kan, Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
Keary, George, 3 June, 1918.
Keene, John Limrick, 3 June, 1918.
Keene, Thomas Mann, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Keith, Angus, 3 June, 1918.
Kelly, HUda Margaret Catherine, 3 June, 1918.
KendaU, WUliam Henry, 3 June, 1918.
Kennedy, James Montagu Bowie, 3 June 1918. (m.)
Kerr. AUen Coulter, 3 June, 1918.
Kershaw, Abraham, 3 June, 1918.
Kershaw, Edward Bertram HUton, 3 June, 1918.
Kershaw, Frederick WUliam. 3 June, 1918.
Kinahan, John, 3 June, 1918.
Kiucaid, James Scott, 3 June, 1918.
Kindersley, Guy, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
King, Rev. Thomas Joseph, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
Kingston, George Henry, S June, 1918.
Kinloch, Sir George, Bart, 3 June, 1918.
Kirk, Norah, Mrs. 3 June, 1918.
Kirwin, Joseph John, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Knox, Robert Graeme, 3 June, 1918. (st.-*
Knyfton, Edith Mary, Mrs. Graves-, 3 June, 1918.
Lacey, Solomon James, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Laing, Hugh, S June, 1918.
Lamb, Andrew, 3 June, 1918.
Lamb, Malcolm Henry Mortimer, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
Lane, Francis Lawrence, 3 June, 1918.
Langridge, WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
Lapsley, Claude Charles, 3 JuDe, 1918.
Lawless, EmUy Anne, Lady Crooke-, 3 June, 1918.
Lawrence, John Henry, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Lawson, Francis Bernard, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
Lawton, Frank Warburton, 8 June, 1918.
Layland, Henry, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
Lea, George Edward, 3 June, 1918.
Leach, Richard, 3 June, 1918.
Leake, Frederick Osborne Simeon,, 3 June, 1918.
Ledgard, Reginald Armitage, 3 June. 1918.
Lee, WUliam Lauriston MelviUe, 3 June 1918.
Lees, Ebenezer Antony, 3 June, 1918.
Leese, Vernon Francis, 3 June, 1918.
Leete, WUUam Chambers, 3 June, 1918.
Lefevre, Frederick Charles, 3 June, 1918.
Lemon, Ernest John Hutchings, 3 June, 1918.
Lench, Harry, 3 June, 1918.
Lenthall, Charles Bertram, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
Leon, Joseph, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
LesUe, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
Lester, John Bingley Garland, 3 June, 1918.
Lethaby, Tom, 3 June, 1918. (if.)
Levick, Thomas Henry Carlton, 3 June, 1918.
Lewer, Arthur John, 3 June, 1918 (II.)
Lewis, Arthur Francis Owen, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Lincoln, John Bebrouth, 3 June, 1918.
Lindley, WiUiam Burns, 3 June, 1918.
Lindsay, Henry Edith Arthur, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
Lindsay, Lady Kathleen, 3 June, 1918.
Littlewood, AUred WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (31.)
LleweUyn, Joseph MUlro, 3 June, 1918.
Lloyd, Charles, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Lloyd, Ernest Herbert, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
Lloyd, George William, 3 June, 1918.
Lloyd, Nathaniel, 3 June, 1918.
Lobban, Alexander Harper, 3 June, 1918.
Loch, Ruth, 3 June, 1918.
Long, Michael John, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Lothian, James, 3 June, 1918.
Loveday, WiUiam Dunmore, 3 June, 1918.
Luce. Emily Gertrude, 3 June. 1918.
Lumley, Constance ElUnor, Hon. Mrs. Osbert Victor
George Atheling, 3 June, 1918.
Lyne, Harry, 3 June, 1918.
Lytton, Hon. Neville Stephen, 3 June, 1918. 'it.)
Mabee, Oliver Hugel, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Macartney, James, 3 June, 1918.
McBain, Alexander Richardson, 3 June, 1918.
McCHntock, Antonia, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
McCracken, David Edenfleld, 3 June, 1918.
MacDonald, Hector Munro, 3 June, 1918.
MacDonald, Rev. Robert Gordon, 3 June, 1918.
Mackay, Nora, 3 June, 1918.
Mackenzie, John Hugh Munro, 3 June, 1918.
Mackie, Tom Darke, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
McLaren, Alexander Ernest. 3 June, 1918.
McMath, John, 3 June, 1918.
McMullen, William Halliburton, 3 June, 1918.
Macrae, Donald MacNaughton, 3 June, 1918. (31.)
Madden, WUliam Thomas, 3 June 1918.

1633 Main, William Smith, 3 June. 1918.
1634 Maitland, Edward Bellasis Wightman, 3 June, 1918.
1635 Maitland, William Whitaker, 3 June. 1918.
1636 Maloney, Edward, 8 June, 1918.
1637 Man, Joseph, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1638 Mann, Francis Oscar, 3 June, 1918.
1639 Mansfield, Henry Lattin, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
1640 Mansfield, Ralph Sheldon, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1641 Mansfield, Thomas Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1042 Mansford, Henry, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1643 Maples, Edward William, 3 June, 1918.
1645 Marr, John Lynn, 3 June, 1918.
1646 Marsden, John, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1647 Marshall, Arthur James, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
1648 Marsham, Hon. Reginald Hastings, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
1649 Martin, Alfred James, 3 June, 1918.
1650 Martin, David, 3 June, 1918.
1651 Martin, William Lewis, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
1652 Martindale, Hilda, 3 June, 1918.
1653 Maskall, George Stephen, 3 June, 1918.
1654 Maslin, Charles James, 3 June, 1918.
1655 Mathias, James Herbert, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1656 Maton, Reginald Foster Pitt, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
1657 Maxwell, Charles Henderson, 3 June, 1918. (11.)
1658 May, Henry John, 3 June, 1918.
1659 Mayne, Otway, 3 June, 1918.
1660 Melville, Arthur Henry Leslie-, 3 June, 1918.
1661 Menzies, Major Robert, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1662 Merrells, Thomas Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
1663 Merriman, Frank Boyd, 3 June, 1918. (11.)
1664 Mewburn, Frank Hamilton, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1665 Michell, Marie Louise, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1666 Milford, Sydney William, 3 June, 1918.
1667 MUler, Thomas Lodwick, 3 June, 1918.
1668 Milliken, Gertrude Andrews, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1669 MUUngton, Herbert Ashlin, 3 June, 1918.
1670 MUne, John Archibald Douglas, 3 June, 1918.
1671 MUner, Sarah Elizabeth, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1672 Mitchell, Frank Carlyle, 3 June, 1918.
1674 Moffatt, James, 3 June, 1918.
1676 Monckton, Thomas Anthony, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1677 Moreton, Loftus Balfour, 3 June, 1918.
1678 Morisons, Jules Louis, 3 June, 1918. .-.„,,
1680 Morris, Alfred Drummond Warrington-, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1681 Morris, Thomas Robertson, 3 June, 1918.
1682 Morris, William Richard, 3 June, 1918.
1683 Morrison, Sidney WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1685 Moscrop Andrew, 3 June, 1918.
1686 Moth, Rev. John Charles, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1688 Mountjoy, John Percy, 3 June, 1918.
1689 Moxon, John, 3 June, 1918.
1690 Moyses, Harry John Swenson, 3 June, 1918.
1691 Muir, James Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
1692 Muirhead, John, 3 June, 1918.
1693 Mulligan. William Percival, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1694 Munro, Donald, 3 June, 1918.
1695 Muntzer, George Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
1696 Murray, Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
1697 Murray, WUUam, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1698 Muspratt, Horace. 3 June, 1918.
1699 Myers, Dudley Borron, 3 June, 1918.
1700 Myles, Charles Duncan, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1701 Nash, William John Charles, 3 June, 1918.
1702 Neish, Colin Graham, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1703 Nelson, Henry. 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1704 Nelson, William, 3 June, 1918.
1705 Nelthorpe, Robert Nassau Sutton-, 3 June, 1918.
1706 Newell, Frederick WUliam Monk, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1707 Newnham, John Montague, 3 June, 1918.
1708 Nicholson, Robert Beattie, 3 June, 1918.
1710 Norman, Frank Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
1712 Oakley, Harry Ekermans, 3 June, 1918.
1713 O'Conor, Maude, Mrs. Edmond, 3 June, 1918.
1714 Okeden, Violet Parry-. 3 June, 1918.
1715 Oliver, Percy Lane, 3 June, 1918.
1716 Orme, Frederick George, 3 June. 1918. (si.)
1717 Osman, Alfred Henry, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1718 Owen, Alfred Lloyd, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1719 Owen, Edward Tudor, 3 June, 1918.
1720 Owen, John, 3 June, 1918.
1721 Owen, Reginald Charles Lloyd, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
1722 Paffard, Reginald Douglas, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1723 Palmer, Eric Barton, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1724 Palmer, Vivian Trestrail Dampier, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1725 Palmer, William Harold, 3 June, 1918.
1726 Pam, Maude Le Clerc, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1727 Parker, Charles Percival ,3 June 1918. (M.)
1728 Parkes, Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1730 Parry, Ernest Gambier, 3 June, 1918
1731 Passingham, Robert Townshend Anwyl-, 3 June, 1918 (it.)
1732 Paterson, Louise, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1733 Payne, Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
1734 Payne, Richard Alfred Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
1735 Peace, Edwin, 3 June, 1918.
1736 Peak, WUliam Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
1738 Pearson, Robert John Addison, 3 June, 1918.
1740 Peel, Robert, 3 June. 1918. (St.)
1741 Pehse, Henrietta, Lady Beresford-, 3 June, 1918.
1742 Pelham, Maude Katherine, 3 June, 1918.

601

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

1744 de Pencier, Rt. Rev. Adam Urias, Bishop, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1745 Penney, Peter John 3 June, 1918.
1746 Perrett, Thomas Edwin, 3 June 1918. (St.)
1747 Perrier, John William, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1748 Peskett, Leonard, 3 June, 1918.
1749 Petrie, James, 3 June, 1918.
1750 Petter, Edith Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1751 Pharazyn, Godfrey Norris, 3 June, 1918.
1752 Phayre, Richard, 3 June, 1918.
1753 Philip, James Charles, 3 June, 1918.
1754 Phillips, Ernest Harold, 3 June, 1918.
1755 Phillips, Ernest WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1756 PhiUips, Frederick Solomon, 3 June, 1918.
1757 Phillips, George Percy Achilles, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1758 Phillips, Henry Percy, 3 June, 1918.
1759 Phillips, Lilian Marion Estelle, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1760 Phillipson, John, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1761 Phillpotts, Bertha, 3 June, 1918.
1762 Pigott, Henry Lionel, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1763 Pigott, John Glyn, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1764 Pim, John, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1765 Pim, Violet May, Mrs., 3 June, 1918.
1766 Pirie, Duncan Vernon, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1767 Pitt, Fanny Sarah Marion, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1768 Piatt, Isaiah, 3 June, 1918.
1769 Playfair, Charles Murray, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1770 Pollock, Arthur Jocelyn Coleman, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1771 Pollok, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
1772 Pott, Walter, 3 June, 1918.
1773 Potts, Reginald, 3 June, 1918.
1774 Potts, Thomas Worthington, 3 June, 1918.
1775 Powell, Kate Haidfe, Mrs., 3 June, 1918.
1776 PoweU, Herbert James Bingham, 3 June, 1918.
1777 Prescott, Charles William Beeston, 3 June, 1918.
1778 Preston, WUliam Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1779 Price, Henry GUbert, 3 June, 1918.
1780 Prust, Robert Bateman, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1783 Purdy, WiUiam Frank, 3 June, 1918.
1784 Quelch, Arthur Temple, 3 June, 1918.
1785 Quest, Arthur Charles, 3 June, 1918.
1787 Ramsay, James, 3 June, 1918.
1788 Randolph, Thomas Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1789 Ravenshaw, Rose Constance, Mrs. Hurdis Secundus
Lalande, 3 June, 1918.
1790 RawUnson, Rev. Bernard Stephen, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1791 Rayner, Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
1792 Ready, Basil Tobin, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
1793 Reed, Thomas Morley, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1794 Reeves, WUliam Harvey, 3 June, 1918.
1795 Reid, Percy Lester, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1796 Reid, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
1798 Restall, Walter Tapley, 3 June, 1918.
1799 RetaUack, John Ley, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1800 Reynolds, Edgar Hercules, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1801 Reynolds, Harold Bulkeley, 3 June, 1918.
1803 Richards, George Cobley Smyth-, 3 June, 1918.
1804 Richards, Harold, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1805 Richardson, Charles WUliam, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1806 Richardson, Sidney Sherlock, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1807 Riches, Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1808 Rigg, Richard, 3 June, 1918.
1809 Rintoul, William, 3 June, 1918.
1810 Roberts, Alfred Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1811 Roberts, Richard Cowan, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1812 Roberts, William, 3 June, 1918.
1813 Robertson, Duncan John, 3 June, 1918.
1814 Robertson, James Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
1815 Robinson, Dorothy Eyre, 3 June, 1918.
1816 Robinson, Maurice Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
1817 Robinson, Samuel, 3 June, 1918.
1818 Rogers, Charles Herman, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1819 Rogers, Herbert Edwin Wright, 3 June, 1918.
1820 Rogers, John, 3 June, 1918.
1821 Rogers, John, 3 June, 1918.
1822 Rooke, Alfred Shipton, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1823 Ross, WUUam David, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1824 Ross, WUliam Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1825 De Rougemont, Frank, 3 June, 1918.
1826 Rowe, George John, 3 June, 1918.
1827 Rowland, Margaret Lilian, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1828 Roxby, Francis Maude, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1829 Rudkin, Hugh Ernest, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1830 Rundle, Henry John Montague, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1831 RusseU, George Dearie, 3 June, 1918.
1832 Ruthen, Sh Charles Tamlin, 3 June, 1918.
1833 Ryder, George Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1834 Salcombe, Ernest Walter, 3 June 1918.
1835 Salmoud, Mary Augusta Compton, Mrs, 3 June, 1918
1836 Sample, Charles Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
1837 Sandbach, Ina Douglas Pennant, Hon. Mrs. Arthur
Edmund, 3 June, 1918.
1838 Sandeman, Isabella Emma, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1839 Sandeman, Ronald Leighton, 3 June, 1918.
1840 Sanders, Percy Alau, 3 June, 1918.
1841 Sandes, Thomas Lewis Lindsay, 3 June, 1918. (st )
1842 Satow, Harold Eustace, 3 June, 1918.
1843 Satterly, Charles Skinner, 3 June, 1918.
1844 de Saumarez, Jane Anne, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
1845 Saunders, Samuel Edgar, 3 June, 1918.

18461847
1848
1849 1850
185118521853 1854
185518571858
1859 18601861186218631864
1865 18661867
18681869
1870187118721873187418751876
1877 1879188018811883188418851886 18871888
1889
1890 1891 1892
1893 1894
1895 18961897189818991900190119021903190419051906 19071908190919101911191219131914 19151916
1917
19181919 1920
1921 1922192319241925
19261927192919301931193319341936193719381940194219441945
1946
1947 19481949 1950
19511952

602

Say, Richard, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Scholes, Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
Scott, Louisa LesUe Florence, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Scully, Vincent Marcus Barron, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Senior, George Gaunt, 3 June, 1918.
Shannon, Rev. William Floyd, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Sharpies, Richard William, 3 June, 1918.
Shaughnessy, Edward Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
Shaw, Robert, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
Shearman, Montague, 3 June, 1918.
Shephard, Walter Rider, 3 June, 1918.
Sherman, Carlton CoUingwood, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
Short, Hugh, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
Shove, Cyril Ambrose, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Shute, Charles WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
Shuter, James Percy, 3 June, 1918.
Sieber, John Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
SUverthome, James WUliam Bradford, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Skentelbery, George Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
Skinner, Donald Chipman, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Sleight, Ernest, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Rmallwood, George Clarence, 3 June, 1918.
Smiles, Samuel, 3 June, 1918.
Smith, David Joseph, 3 June, 1918. (II.)
Smith, Frances Louise Mrs. Kyrle-, 3 June, 1918.
Smith, Robert James, 3 June, 1918.
Smith, Sydney Edwin, 3 June, 1918.
Smith, WUliam James, 3 June, 1918.
Smythe, Altamont, 3 June, 1918.
Smyth, Frederick WUkinson, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
Snider, Irvine Robinson, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
Somers, Frank, 3 June, 1918.
Southey, John Henry WUIes, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Spaight, James Moloney, 3 June, 1918.
Speranza, Victor Ernest, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
Spoor, Benjamin Charles, 3 June, 1918.
StaUybrass, WiUiam Teuton Swan, 3 June, 1918.
Stanger, Ernest WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
Stanhope, Adele, Hon. Mrs. Charles Hay Scudamore,
3 June, 1918.
Steel, Alfred Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
Stevens, Edith, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Stewart, Archibald Thomas, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Stewart, Percy Malcolm, 3 June, 1918.
Stobart, Henry John Scott, 3 June, 1918.
Stobart, Jessica Octavia, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Stoker, George Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
Stoker, Gilbert, 3 June, 1918.
Stoneham, Edgar-Cooper, 3 June, 1918.
Stovold, Herbert WilUam, 3 June, 1918.
Stradbroke, Helena Violet AUce, Countess of, 3 June, 1918.
Stuart, Edward John, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
Stuart, Laura Elizabeth, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Stunt, Edith Melba, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Sturdy, Edward Vyse, 3 June, 1918.
Sumner, Leonard, 3 June, 1918.
Sutro, AUred, 3 June, 1918.
Swainson, Robert Hunter, 3 June, 1918.
Swan, Charles Robert John Atkin, 3 June, 1918.
Swanwick, Laura Beatrix, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Swayne, Edward Hopton, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
Sykes, George Arthur, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
Symes, Sandham John, 3 June, 1918.
TapereU, Bernard Treleaven, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Tarring, Bateman Brown, 3 June, 1918.
Taylor, John, 3 June, 1918.
Taylor, John, 3 June, 1918.
Taylor, Thomas Alexander Hatch, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Thomas, David, 3 June, 1918.
Thomas, Ethel, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
Thomas, Farrar Wolferston, 3 June, 1918.
Thomas, Jessie, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Thomas, John Frederick Ivor, 3 June, 1918.
Thomas, Joseph Silvers WUliams-, 3 June, 1918.
Thompson, Archibald Henry James, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Thompson, William Peter, 3 June, 1918.
Thomson, John, 3 June, 1918.
Thorne, May, 3 June, 1918.
Thorpe, Arthur Winton, 3 June, 1918.
Thurgood, Harry Voce, 3 June, 1918.
Tindley, Francis Oswald, 3 June, 1918.
Todhunter, Benjamin Edward, 3 June, 1918.
Townshend, Francis Horatio Evory, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Travers, Frederick Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
Tremayne, John Claude Lewis, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Trew, Richard James Fynmore, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
Trickett, Wilfrid Richard, 3 June, 1918.
Tritton, Claude Henry, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
Trotter, John Frederick Arthur, 3 June, 1918. (St.;
Tubb, Frederick WUUam, 3 June, 1918.
Tulioch, Angus Alexander Gregorie, 3 June, 1918.
Tiuloch, William Forbes, 3 June, 1918.
Tunnard, Isabel Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Turbett, Byre Anthony Weldon 3 June, 1918. (St.)
Turner, Helen Burgess, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Turner, Richard MUes Arundel Eaton, 3 June, 191 8.
Turney, Fred, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
TurnockjWalter Bertram, 3 June, 1918.
Turpin, William Alfred,_3 June, 1918,

'¦I !il

OFFICERS

(St.)

(ii.)(M.)
1918.

1953 Turtill, Alfred Robert, 3 June, 1918.
1954 Tiirton, Willie Jack Trevor, 3 June, 1918.
1955 Twigg, Albert Percy, 3 June, 1918.
1956 Twiss, Mildred Caroline, 3 June, 1918.
1957 Twist, Thomas, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1958 Tyler, Francis Cameron, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1959 Urquhart, Alexander Lewis, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
1960 Urwick, Thirza Beatrice, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1962 Waite, WUliam Vincent, 3 June, 1918.
1963 Wakelin, Arthur Brittan, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1964 Wakeling, Thomas George, 3 June, 1918.
1966 Walker, Nigel Ouchterlony, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1967 Wall, Arthur Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
1968 Wallace, James Hill, 3 June, 1918.
1969 Wallace, John, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1970 WaUer, Stanler, 3 June, 1918.
1972 Walmsley, Harry Henden, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1974 Warde, Frank, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
1975 de Wardt, John Isaac, 3 June, 1918.
1977 Warnock, David, 3 June, 1918.
1978 Warrand, Duncan Grant, 3 June, 1918.
1979 Warren, Sir Alfred Haman, 3 June, 1918.
1981 Watson, Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1982 Watson, John Henderson, 3 June, 1918.
1983 Watts, Charles Manley, 3 June, 1918.
1984 Watts, John Hunter, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1985 Wavish, Samuel John, 3 June, 1918.
1986 Wayne, Frederick WilUam, 3 June, 1918.
1987 Webb, Edward Clive, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1988 Weightman, Alfred Ernest, S June, 1918.
1989 Welford, Robert Anthony Ettrick, 3 June,
1990 West, Edith Maria, Hon. Mrs. Augustus WUliam, 3 June
1918.
1991 West, George PhiUp, 3 June, 1918.
1992 Westlake, Frederick Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
1994 Wethered, Mina Ricketts Sarah EUzabeth, 3 June, 1918.
1995 Wheeler, Edward Vincent Vashon, 3 June, 1918.
1996 Wheeler, Herbert Edward Ogle, 3 June, 1918.
1997 White, Clare, 3 June, 1918.
1998 White, Madge Macarthur, 3 June, 1918.
1999 Whitehouse, John Hubert, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2000 Whiteley, Cyprian Charles Oswald, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2001 Whiteley, Martha Annie, 3 June, 1918.
2002 Whiteman, George Hewitt, 3 June, 1918.
2003 Whitlock, Roland Whitelocke, 3 June, 1918.
2001 Whyte, John, 3 June, 1918.
2007 WUbraham, Evelyn Caryl Bootle-, 3 June, 1918.
2008 Wilcock, Albert Edward, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2009 WUkinson, John, 3 June, 1918.
2010 WiUiams, Arthur Moray, 3 June, 1918.
2011 WilUams, David, 3 June, 1918.
2012 Williams, Henry Owen, 3 June, 1918.
2013 WilUams, Annie Margery, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2014 Williams, Mabel Catherine St. John, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2015 WUliams, Walton d'Eichtal, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2016 WUUamson, Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
2017 Willis, ZwingUus Frank, 3 June, 1918.
2018 Wilson, Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
2019 WUson, Edward Arthur, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2020 WUson, Francis Bertram, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2021 Wilson, Frank, 3 June, 1918.
2022 Wilson, John, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2023 Wimborne, CorneUa Henrietta Maria, Dowager Baroness,
3 June, 1918.
2024 Whiearls, Henry Martin, 3 June, 1918.
2025 Winter, Alexander Charles, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2026 Wither, Harold Stephen Bigg-, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
2027 Wodehouse, Amy Violet, Mrs. Ernest Charles Forbes,
3 June, 1918.
2028 Wood, Benjamin George, 3 June, 1918.
2030 Woods, Samuel Henry, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
2031 Work, Thomas Budge, 3 June, 1918.
2032 Workman, Alice HU1, Mrs. Charles McNeU, 3 June, 1918.
2033 Workman, Margaret Elliot, 3 June, 1918.
2034 Wormald, Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
2035 Worswick, Frances Gertrude Somers Worsley, Mrs,
3 June, 1918.
2036 Wright, Frank Wilson, 3 June, 1918.
2037 Wright, George Hudson, 3 June, 1918.
2038 Wyatt, Francis Joseph Caldwell, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2039 Young, Charles Robert, 3 June, 1918.
2041 Young, Thomas Dunlop, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
2042 Younger, Jessie Alice, 3 June, 1918.
2043 Kanika, Raja Rajendra Narayan Bhanja Deo, of, 3 June,
1918.
2044 Singh Amawan, Raja Harihar Prasad Narayan, 3 June,
1918.
2045 Mackenzie, James, 3 June, 1918.
2046 Lovett, Clara Crofton, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
2048 Walsh, Ivy, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2049 Gurdon, Ada, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2050 Standen, Oona, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2051 Reid, Beatrice, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2052 Stowell. Vere Arthur, 3 June, 1918. _ ....
2053 Conyngham, Elsie Margaret, Lady Lenox-, 3 June, 1918.
2054 Pugh, Archibald John, 3 June, 1918.
2056 Blakeway, Evelyn, Mrs. Denys Brooke, 3 June, 1918.
2057 Howard, William Henry Ker, 3 June, 1918.
2058 Murtrie, David James, 3 June, 1918,

2059 2060 2061206220632064206520662067206820692070207120722073207420752076 2077
20782079 208020812082
208320842085 20862087

2090
20912092209320942095 2096
2097209820992100210121022103
210421052107 2109
211021112112211321142115211621172118211921202122212321242125 2126
21272128212921302131 2132
2133213421352136 2137
21392140214121422144214521462147214821492150
2151 2152
215321542155215621572158215921602161

dimming, Marjorie Stevenson, Mrs, S June, 1918.
Roy, Jotlndra Nath, 3 June, 1918.
Goudge, Joseph Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
Campbell, John, 3 June, 1918.
Khan, Ghazanfar AU, 3 June, 1918.
Clay, Joseph Miles, 3 June, 1918.
Crawford, James Muir, 3 June, 1918.
McDonald, Archibald Anthony, 3 June, 1918.
Vines, Duncan Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
Hutchinson, William Gordon, 3 June, 1918.
Gunter, Eustace Edward, 3 June, 1918.
Vivian, Valentine Patrick Terrel, 3 June, 1918.
Prideaux, Frank Winckworth Austice, 3 June, 1918.
Lai, Isa Charan Chandu, 3 June, 1918.
Ross, Henry, 3 June, 1918.
Hotson, John Ernest Buttery, 3 June, 1918.
Bradfleld, Ernest William Charles, 3 June, 1918.
Tuke, Anna, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Crum, Sir Walter Erskine, 3 June, 1918.
Stott, Hugh, 3 June, 1918.
Copeland, David Patrick, 8 June, 1918.
Peuch, Albert Gottlieb, 3 June, 1918.
Travers, Walter Lancelot, 3 June, 1918.
Burkitt, Francis Holy, 3 June, 1918.
Adam, John Hunter, 3 June, 1918.
Ashford, John, 3 June, 1918.
Dunbar-Brander, Archibald Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
Deo, Raja Brij Mohan, 3 June, 1918.
Tiwana, Nawab Malik Khuda Bakhsh Khan, 3 June,
1918.
Adams, Richard Percival, 3 June, 1918.
Rumboll, Arthur Charles, 3 June, 1918.
Gray, William David, 3 June, 1918.
Browne, John Coggin, 3 June, 1918.
Purssell, Richard Stanley, 3 June, 1918.
Bonner, Thomas William, 3 June, 1918.
Fraser, William Stuart, 3 June, 1918.
Nicholson, Catherine, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
Miller, Margaret Julia, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
Wakefield, George Edward Campbell, 3 June, 1918.
Sattasar, Rao Bahadur Thakur Hari Singh, of, 3 June,
1918.
Rani Surat Kunwar, 3 June, 1918.
Khan Bahadur Sardar Abdul Hamid, 3 June, 1918.
Raja Sansi, Sardar Raghbtr Singh, of, 3 June, 1918,
Wedderburn, Charles David St. Clah, 3 June, 1918.
de GlanvUle, Oscar, 3 June, 1918.
Rai Bahadur Lala Sheo Parshad, 3 June, 1918.
Bennett, Frank Douglas, 3 June, 1918.
Hormusji Cowasjee Dinshaw, 3 June, 1918.
Jenhangh Hormasji Kothari, 3 June, 1918.
Jamsetji Framjee Madan, 3 June, 1918.
Kanakarayan Tirufelvam Paul, 3 June, 1918.
Rai Bahadur Sir Kailash Chandra Bose, 3 June, 1918.
Risaldar Chaudhri Amar Singh, 3 -June, 1918.
Rai Chhote Lai Bahadur, 3 June, 1918.
BeUairs, Robert George, 3 June, 1918.
Armstrong. John WUliam, 3 June, 1918.
Kumar Sheonandan Prasad Singh, 3 June, 1918.
Diwan Tek Chand, 3 June, 1918.
Carstahs, William Ramage, 3 June, 1918.
ManseU, Richard Vivian, 3 June, 1918.
Dadabhoy, Jarbanoo, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Dewan Shujat Ali Khan, 3 June, 1918.
Rani Abhayeswari Debi, 3 June, 1918.
Coggan, Robert Denby, 3 June, 1918.
Ezra, Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
Nirmul Chuuder Sen, 3 June, 1918.
Briggs, William Albert, 3 June, 1918.
Alban, Arthur David, 3 June, 1918.
Ball, John, 3 June, 1918.
Pearson, Burton, 3 June, 1918.
Todd, Charies, 3 June, 1918.
Preston, Arthur Sansome, 3 June, 1918.
Hastings, William, 3 June, 1918.
Monteith-Smith, Robert Earle, 3 June, 1918.
Branch, Albert Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
Page, Charles Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
McKey, Charles, 3 June, 1918.
Dent, Lancelot Wilkinson, 3 June, 1918.
Ashton, Helen, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Brownlow, Frederick Hugh Cust, 3 June, 1918.
Campbell, Joseph Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
Doery, George Henry, 3 June, 1918.
Downes, Doris Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Fairbairn, Frederick WilUam, 3 June, 1918.
Farr, Muriel, 3 June, 1918.
GUlespie, James Macgregor, 3 June. 1918.
Greenwood, William Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
Hall, Jane, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Hill, Edith, 3 June, 1918.
Hood, Georgina, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Hughes, Agnes Eva, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Johnson, Winifred Farnell, 3 June, 1918.
Kiddle, John Beacham, 3 June, 1918.
Lazarus, Emanuel Samuel, 3 June, 1918.
Mclnerney, Marguerratta, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Mclntyre, Ronald George, 3 June, 1918.
Macklnnon Eleanor Vokes Irby, Mrs., 3 June, 1918,

603

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

2162 Mailer, Ramsay, 3 June, 1918.
2163 MitcheU, James, 3 June, 1918.
2164 Moore, Henry Byron, 3 June, 1918.
2165 Nettlef old, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
2166 NichoUs, Helen, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
2167 Pitt, Harry Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
2168 Rankin, Alexander Donald, 3 June, 1918.
2169 Riley, Joseph Albert, 3 June, 1918.
2170 Roberts, Alfred Jabez, 3 June, 1918.
2171 Scobie, Grace Locke, 3 June, 1918.
2172 Stirling, Hon. Sir John Lancelot, 3 June, 1918.
2173 Tolmie, Agnes, 3 June, 1918.
2174 Treacy, Alfred Martin, 3 June, 1918.
2175 Westmacott, Charles Babtogton, 3 June, 1918.
2176 WilUngton, William Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
2177 Bean, Jane Ann, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2178 BidwUl, WUliam Edward, 3 June, 1918.
2179 Buckleton, Alice Australia Gertrude, Mrs, 3 June 1918.
2180 Close, Etta, 3 June, 1918.
2181 Elliot, George, 3 June, 1918.
2182 Empson, Agnes Dyke, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2183 Flesher, James Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
2184 Harper, George, 3 June, 1918.
2185 Herbert, Arthur Stanley, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2186 Hill, Elizabeth Ann, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2187 Hodder, Henry Charles, 3 June, 1918.
2188 King, Rev. Vincent George Bryan, 3 June, 1918.
2189 Love, Ripeka Wharawhara, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2190 Macfarlane, Edith Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2191 Miles, Alfred Henry, 3 June, 1918.
2192 Moorhouse, Jessie Matilda, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2193 Mutu, Rahera Muriwai, Mrs., 3 June, 1918.
2194 Rhodes, EUen Laura Amy, Mrs, 3 June, 1918
2195 Rattray, Francis Cochrane, 3 June, 1918.
2196 Tripp, Leonard Owen Howard, 3 June, 1918.
2197 Wood, Grace Anna Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2198 Allen, Thomas Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
• 2199 ComeU, Frederick Carruthers, 3 June, 1918.
2200 Crewe, Helen Agnes Josephine, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
2201 Dichmont, Katherine, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2202 Hands, Aletta Catherine, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2203 Maggs, Agnes Mary, Mrs.. 3 June, 1918.
2204 Mardall, George Stratford, 3 June, 1918.
2205 Mackenzie, Thomas William, 3 June, 1918.
2206 O'Brien, William John, 3 June, 1918.
2207 Panchaud, Harry George Louis, 3 June, 1918.
2208 Rees, David, 3 June, 1918.
2209 Smith, Lillie Edith, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
2210 Smith, Arthur Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
2211 Steel, Barbara Joanna, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
2212 Breton, Mary Chisholm, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2213 Oke, Sophy, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2214 Power, Margaret Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2215 Barnes, John Albert, 3 June, 1918.
2216 Berkeley, John Henry Astley, 3 June, 1918.
2217 Bolton, Wilfrid Nash, 3 June, 1918.
2218 Costley-White, Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
2219 Croad, Hector, 3 June, 1918.
2220 Edwards, Kate, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
2221 EUiot, Frederick Mitchell, 3 June, 1918.
2222 Francis, Percy James, 3 June, 1918.
2223 Greenwood, Alfred Craven, 3 June, 1918.
2224 Hallifax, Edwin Richard, 3 June, 1918.
2225 Hearsey, Herbert Hyde Young, 3 June, 1918.
2226 Jardine, Douglas James, 3 June, 1918.
2227 Johnson, Edward Odium, 3 June, 1918.
2228 Keyte, Vincent John, 3 June, 1918.
2229 May, John Ivo Cecil, 3 June, 1918.
2230 Messer, Charles Mcllvaine, 3 June, 1918.
2231 Nutt, Walter Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
2232 Park, James Harvey WiUiamson, 3 June, 1918.
2233 PhUlips, William Lambert Collyer, 3 June, 1918.
2234 Sauzier, Emile, 3 June, 1918.
2235 Weston, Rt. Rev. Frank, 3 June, 1918.
2236 Wheeler, William, 3 June, 1918.
2237 de Wolf, Francis George, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
2238 Fraser, David Hammand, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2239 Gagnon, Joseph Thomas Emile, 3 June, 1918. (Si.)
2240 Hopkins, GUbert Rivers, 3 June, 1918. (II.)
2241 Lash, John Francis, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2242 McMahon, Sh Horace Westropp, Bart, 3 June, 1918. (si
2243 Mills, Walter Henry, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2244 Atherton, Stanley, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
2245 Betts, Hyla Hume, £ June, 1918. (11.)
2246 Clarence, Arthur Ardeme, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2247 Greenstreet, Reginald Hawkins, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2248 GreenweU, Percy 3 June 1918. (M.)
2249 Hughes, Edmond Locock, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
2250 Knowles, James, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2251 McTurk, Alexander Gladstone, 3 June, 1918. (It.)
2252 Parks, John Hegan, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2253 Rees, Herbert, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
2255 Scott-Harden, Henry Spencer, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2256 Spranger, Francis Jeffries, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
2257 Angus, Robert, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2258 Baker, Alfred Henrv, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
2259 Bamford, Reginald Mayall, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2260 Blackshaw, George Neville, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
2261 Borrie, David Forbes, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)

2262 Boyd, John Henry, 3 June, 1918. (M )
2263 Campbell. Arthur Colin Clyde, 3 June 1918. (II.)
2264 Carter, Frederick George, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2265 Carter, Gerald Vernon, 3 June, 1918. (M )
2266 Christophers, Samuel Richard, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2267 Clerici, Charles John Emile, 3 June, 1918.
2268 Duffy, Thomas Augustine, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2269 Dunlop, WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2270 Fleming, William Ernest, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2272 Garstih, Richard Hart, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2273 Glover, Edward Norman, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
2274 Goldie, Kenneth Oswald, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2275 Gordon, John de la Hay, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2276 Gunter, Clarence Preston, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
2277 Harvey, Ralph Oswald, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
2278 Hope, Percy Morehouse, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2279 Innes, Robert McGregor, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2280 Jones, Rev. Albert, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2281 Jones, Herbert Cavendish, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2282 Kent, Leslie Martin, 3 June, 1918. (II.)
2283 Kidby, Edward William Brand, 3 June, 1918. (II.)
2284 Kirkwood, Andrew Samuel, 3 June, 1918.
2286 Lewis, Rev. Percy, 3 June, 1918. (II.)
2287 Livesay, Waterworth Bhgh, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2288 Low, Peter Dunstan. 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2289 Macdonald, Alexander, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2290 Mackie, Frederick Percival, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2292 Mann, Algernon Edward, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2293 MulUns, Rev. WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
2294 Pennefather, John Broderick, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
2295 Reynolds, Herbert James Blakemore, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
2296 Rowlltogs, Alfred Lefevre, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2297 Smith, Bertram GUbert, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2298 SwindeUs, Frank Marshall, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2299 Thompson, Thomas, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2301 VaUat, Frederick WilUam, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2312 Webb, Rev. Stephen LleweUyn, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2303 Akers, Wilfred Stuart, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2304 Barbour, Archibald Robertson, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
2305 Browne, Edward Denis, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2306 Cadiz, Charles James Roche Galway, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
2307 Christie. WilUam Edward Tolfrey, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
2308 Cole, Aubrey de Plat Thorold, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2309 Coote, John Methuen, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
2310 Craven, Albert, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2311 Dickens, Willie Hyde, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2312 Elkington, James Llewellyn Meredith, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2313 Fisher, Charles Taylor, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2314 Gamier, Charles Newdigate, 3 June, 1918.
2315 Gordon, Robert, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2316 Grant, Robert Charles, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
2317 Gray, Hubert Wilfred, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2318 Hopkins, Raymond Beechey, 3 June, 1918.
2319 Home, Henry Hastings, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2320 Laverton, Henry Sanderson, 3 June, 1918. (II.)
2321 Logan, Robert Hector, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2322 Macaulay, Donald, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2323 McMaster, Patrick Garnet Walsh, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2324 McNeice, Arthur Charles Davenport, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
2325 Malan, Leslie Noel, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2326 Manning, Arthur Pitcher, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2327 Maynard, George Darell, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2328 MUler, WUUam Duncan, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
2329 Murray, Lennox Biggar, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
2330 Newland, Victor Marra, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
2331 Pike, Montague Headland, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2332 Pitt, Bernard, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
2333 Read, Hector, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2334 Richardson, Henry WiUiam Arbuckle, 3 June, 1918.
2335 Rost, Ernest Retohold, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2336 Scholtz, Edmund John, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2337 Scott, Eustace Lindsay, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
2338 Smellie, John Hugh, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2339 Southon, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
2340 Sutherland, James, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2341 Ward, Joseph Corbett, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
2342 Warwick, Norman Richard Coombe, 3 June, 1918.
2343 Webster, Charles Robert, 3 June, 1918.
2344 Whiteley, Percival, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2345 Wilkinson, Edward John, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
) 2346 GibboD, Edward, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2349 ReUly, Bernard Rawdon, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2350 Ogg, Arthur Charles, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2351 Angell, Charles Henry Cooper, 3 June, 1918.
2353 Cox, Belle, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
2354 Dewar-Durie, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
2355 Faulkner, Sydney Neal, 3 June, 1918.
2356 Jackson, Aline Louise, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
2357 Kittermaster, Harold Baxter, 3 June, 1918.
2358 Knox, Ethel Laura, Mrs. Stuart George, 3 June, 1918.
2359 Lee, Herbert Newton, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2360 Lorimer, Hilda, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2361 Medland, James WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
2362 Spurrier, Alfred Henry, 3 June, 1918.
2363 Thorpe, Alfred Charles, 3 June, 1918.
2364 Watkins, Maria Heloise, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2365 Watson, Evelyn Blenor, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2366 Clifton, Arthur John, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2367 Drayson, Alfred Percy, 3 June, 1918. (It.)
604

(BI.)

(SI.)

(SI.)

(SI.)

OFFICERS.

(M.)

(SI.)

2368 HaUand, Gordon Herbert Ramsay, 3 June, 1918. (li.)
2369 Walker, George Kemp, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2370 Walter, Albert Elijah, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2370a Batten, Edward Fetherstonhaugh, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
2371 Brown, Harry Egerton, 22 Aug. 1918. (M.)
2372 Cope, Thomas Francis, 22 Aug. 1918. (it.)
2373 Meiners, Leo Udo Hugo, 22 Aug. 1918. (at.)
2374 Morton, Robert. 22 Aug. 1918. (at.)
2375 Creagh, Elizabeth Rymer, Mrs, 22 Aug. 1918.
2376 Van CoUer, Paul Johannes, 19 Dec. 1918. (bi.)
2377 Cumming, Adam Bennett, 19 Dec. 1918. (M.)
2378 Curran, Theophilus John, 19 Dec. 1918. (si.)
2379 Grant, Ronald Charles, 19 Dec. 1918. (at.)
2380 Hartling, Edward Hadley, 19 Dec. 1918. (M.)
2381 Harvey, Arthur Kenneth Le Rai, 19 Deo. 1918
2382 Hurst, Godfrey Thomas, 19 Dec. 1918. (m.)
2383 Judd, Bertram Christopher, 19 Dec. 1918. (at.)
2384 De Kock, Gervase Meyer, 19 Dec. 1918. (it.)
2385 McGregor, John Robertson, 19 Dec. 1918. (si.)
2386 McLoughlin, Mark WUson, 19 Dec. 191S. (si.)
2387 MurseU, Henry Temple, 19 Dec. 1918. (it.)
2388 Nutt, Mary Ann Margaret, 19 Dec. 1918. (si.)
2389 Salmon, Hedley, 19 Dec. 1918.
2390 Adams, Josiah Logan, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
2391 Adams, Harold CottereU 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2392 Adams, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2393 Addison-Smith, Chilton Lind, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2394 Adye-Curran, WilUam John Patrick, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2395 Allan, Norman, 1 Jan. 1919. (51.)
2396 AUard, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2397 Alicard, Rupert, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2898 Allen, Abraham, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
2399 AUlu, Henry Chester, 1 Jan. 1919. (bi.)
2400 Ambrose, John GoldweU, 1 Jan. 3 919. (it.)
2401 Anderson, NeviU, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2402 Anderson-Pelham, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
2403 Arkle, John Stanley, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2404 Ascott, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2405 Atkin, Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2406 Atkinson, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
2407 Atkinson, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2408 Atter, Harold Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2409 Baker, Frank, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
2410 BaUour, Nigel Harington, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2411 Balston, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2412 Bangor, MaxweU Richard Crosbie Ward, Viscount, 1 Jan.
1919. (at.)
2413 Barber, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2414 Barker, Norman LesUe, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2415 Barnes, Rev. Sydney Reeves, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2416 Barron, Sydney Norman, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2418 Barrow, Harold Percy WaUer, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2419 Bartlett, Edward George, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2420 Baxter, Charles BotterUl, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2421 Beacham, Robert WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2422 Beale, BasU Perry, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2423 Beasley, Horace Owen Compton, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2425 BeU, Richard Carmichael, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2426 Beney, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2427 Bennett, Thomas Edwin, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2428 Berkeley, Christopher Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (li.)
2429 Besant, Reginald Edgar, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
2430 Bhks, Falconer Moffat, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2432 Blades, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2433 Blake, Charles Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
2434 Blumberg, Henry d'Arnim, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2435 Bonner, Stanley Abbott, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2436 Borden-Turner, Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2437 Bowden, Jonathan Scott, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2438 Bowyer, Arthur WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (It.)
2439 Boyd, Rev. Arthur HamUton, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
2440 Brander, James Maudsley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2441 Braybrooke, Henry George, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2442 Brenan, Frederick Rudolf Esmonde Dowes, 1 Jan. 1919.
(M.)
2443 Bressey, Charles Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (li.)
2444 Briggs, Arthur Edwin, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2445 Brinson, Harold NeUson, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2446 Brown, George S, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2447 Brown, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (It.)
2448 BuU, Frederick Julius, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2449 Bulman, John James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2450 Burlton, Launcelot Henry Beaumont, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
2451 Burn, Eric Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2453 Burt, Reginald Stevens, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2454 Burtenshaw, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2455 Burton, Percy CoUingwood, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
2456 Butler, Arnold Charles Paul, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2457 Butler, Frank Norman, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2458 Butler, Henry BasU Bacon, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2459 Cadge, Christopher Rawlinson, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2460 Calverley, Edmond Leveson, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
2461 Camp, Ernest Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2462 Campbell, Archibald Sydney, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2463 Cansdale, CyrU, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.) _. __._
2464 CantreU-Hubbersty, WUUam PhUip CantreU, 1 Jan. 1919.
(si.)
2465 Carr, Francis Tullius Fay, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2166 Carr, Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.) 605

2467 Cartwilght, Edward Rogers, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2468 Chaplin, Henry Slater, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2469 Chapman, Guy Patterson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2470 Chapman, John Damian, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
2471 Charles, Richard, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2472 Chignell, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2473 Child, Armando Dumas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2474 Clegg, Sydney James, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2475 Cockburn, Clarence Beaufort, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2476 CoUins, Arthur Francis St. Clair, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2477 Cooper, Robert William, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2478 Cooper, William Linford Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
2479 Coroner, Edward James O'Cinidi, 1 Jan. 1919. (si-)
2480 Cotton, William Ernest Leslie, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2481 Courts, Malcolm, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2482 Cowan, Eric Tennant, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2483 Coward, Noel Anthony, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2484 Craster, John EvelyD Edmund, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2485 Crowe, Henry Aubrey, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2486 Davidson, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2487 Davis, Alexander Horace, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
2488 Davison, William Henderson, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
2489 Day, Christian Richard John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2490 Dayer-Smith, Percy WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2491 De Carrara-Rivers, Arthur Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2492 De SaUs, Herbert Joseph Norman, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2493 De Trafford, Rudolf Edgar Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2494 Devlin, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2495 Dickerson, Frederick Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (bi.)
2496 Dickie, WiUiam Stewart, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2497 Dimmock, Harry Lionel Ffortington, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2498 Douglass, Rev. Frederick Wingfield, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2499 Dowling, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2500 Drake, John Hughes, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2501 Duncan, Rev. George Simpson, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2502 DunstervUle, Arthur Geoffrey, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2503 Durham, Frank Rogers, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2504 Duthie, Arthur Murray, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2505 Edden, Reginald Percival Sidney, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2506 Edmonds, Courtenay Harold Wish, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2507 Eggtoton, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2508 EUis, George WUUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
2509 Etherington-Smith, Harry Launcelot, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2510 Euan-Smith, Cyril McLaurto, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2511 Evans, Arthur KeUy, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2512 Fane, Frederick Navahe, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
2513 Field, Edward Blgar, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2514 Fitzgerald, Maurice Edward William, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2515 Foster, Dennis, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2516 Fox, Frank, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2517 Fox, Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2518 Frood, Thomas Martin, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2519 Gabb, Samuel Alwyne, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2520 Gammon, John Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2521 Gamon, Humphrey Percival, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2522 Gardner, John CyrU, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2523 Gaye, Rev. Herbert Charies, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2524 Geddes, Alexander Ebenezer McLean, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2525 George, Charies Dennis Victor, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2526 Giffin, WiUiam Herbert Dore, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2527 Goddard, Francis Ambrose D'Oyley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)

2528 Goffin, Sydney Frederick Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2529 Gold, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2530 Gonsalves, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2531 Gooderidge, Robert Aubrey, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2532 Gould. WUUs, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
2533 Goulding, Edward Sainsbury, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2534 Graham, Charles Ronald, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2535 Graham, Harold John, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2536 Grant, Stuart Colquhoun, 1 Jau. 1919. (m.)
2537 Grasett, Geoffrey WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2538 Gray, Alexander Mungo, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2539 Gray, George Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2540 Greaves, Francis Ley Augustus, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2541 Green, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2542 GreenaU, James Macintosh, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2543 Greg, Arthur Hyde, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2544 Griffith, Llewelyn Wyn, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
2545 Groom, Edmond Arthur Hudson, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
2546 Hacking, Douglas Hewitt, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2547 Hall, Norman McLeod, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2548 HalUgan, Joseph Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
2549 HamUton, Albert, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2550 Hammersley-Smith, Ralph Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2551 Hancock, Thomas Watson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2552 Harbinson, WUUam Dawson, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2553 Hardy, Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2554 Hare, R. George Powel, 1 Jan. 1919.
2555 Harrison, Frank, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2556 Hart, Gilbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2557 Harvey, Percy Edgar, 1 Jan. 1919.
2558 Hay, James George, 1 Jan. 1919. (
2559 Hebb, John Harry, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
2560 Henderson, Alan Keith, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2561 Henderson, Alexander MitcheU, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2562 Henaerson, Herbert Purse, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2563 Henderson, John Stem, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2564 Henderson, Matthew Bolan, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2565 Heppel, Hugh Middleton, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)

(M.)

(at.)
a.)

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

2560 Herbertson, James John William, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2567 Higgins, Cecil Matthew, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2568 Higgins, William George, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2569 Hill, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2570 Hill, John Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2571 Hill, Reginald Day Finch, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2572 Hitchings, Oswald Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2573 Hobbs, Reginald Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2574 Hogarth, Lionel Brewer, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2575 HoUand, Henry WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2576 Holman, Bernard Whelpton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2577 Holmes, Samuel Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (11.)
2578 Hornidge, Edward Stewart, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
2579 Horsfield, George WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2580 Houston, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2581 Hughes, WUUam Rawson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2582 Hull, Charles Robert Ingham, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
2583 Huskinson, Charies John, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2584 Impson, Herbert John, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
2585 Ingpen, Arthur Lockyer, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2586 Isaacs, Isaac Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
2587 Jagger, Hugh Cleivion, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2588 Johnson, Arthur Ainslie, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2589 Jones, Henry James, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2590 Judd, Henry Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2591 Jury, Arthur Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2593 Kennington, Arthur James, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2594 Kerr, WUliam Lord Coke, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
2595 Keymer, Rev. Bernard WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2596 King, William Bernard Robinson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2597 King, WilUam Henry Daniel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2598 Kinnersley, WUliam Harold, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2599 Kitson, Hubert Vernon, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2600 Lane, Harold Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2601 Langman, Thomas Witheridge, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2602 Larter, Percy John, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2604 Laurie, Robert Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2605 Lawson, Eric St. John, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
2606 Lawson, John Hanson, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
2607 Lawson, Wentworth DiUon, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2608 Leake, Claude Lancelot, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
2609 Lee, Arthur Neale, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2610 Lempriere, Lancelot Raoul, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2611 Leresche, Percy Vero, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2612 Leslie, Bradford, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2613 Lewis, WUfred Hubert Poyer, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2614 LindseU, Wilfred Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2615 Lodge, Thomas Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2616 Long, Sydney Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2617 Lough, Reginald Dawson Hopcraft, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2618 Lovatt, Harry LesUe Bache, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2619 Lowry, Frederick James Sharpies, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2620 Loyd, Robert Lindsay. 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2621 Lynde, GUbert SomervUle, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2622 McArthur, James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2623 McCammon, Frank Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2624 McCullough, Robert Stuart, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2625 McDonald, Duncan, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
2626 McGuhe, Bernard Aloysius, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2627 McGuhe, George Patrick, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2628 McLachlan, James William Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2629 McLeUan, Charles Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2630 McLeod, James Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2631 Mahoney, Daniel, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2632 Marchant, William Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
2633 Marten, Leslie Howard, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2634 Mason, Albert Wilberforce, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2635 Mason, Henry George, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2636 Mason, Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2637 Massey, Charles Montague HamUton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2638 Maurice, Lawrence Colley, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2639 Mawby, Arthur WUlders Montague, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2640 MelvUle, George David, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
2641 Miles-Cadman, Rev. Cecil Frank, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2642 Mills, Ernest James, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2643 Mills, Geoffrey Horner, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
2644 Mills, James Jesse, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2645 Moggridge, Harry Weston 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2646 Molony, Brian Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2647 Monier-WiUiams, Roy Thornton, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
2648 Morgan, Bernard Donald Crawford, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2649 Morgan, George Urquhart, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
2650 Morgan-GrenvUle, Hon. Harry Nugent, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2651 Morrison, John Fraser, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
2652 Mullings, James Finbarr, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2663 Mumford, WUfred George, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2654 Naylor,Rev. Alfred Thomas Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2655 Neale, WiUiam Walter Raymond, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2656 Nelson, James Owen, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
2657 NeviUe, Maurice Michael, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2658 Newbold, William, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2659 Newman, John Campto, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2660 Nicholas, Samuel WUUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2661 Nicholas, Tressilian Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2662 Oakley, John Gretton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2663 Odium, Benjamin Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2664 Oldfield, John William, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2665 Oswald, Christopher Percy, 1 Jan. 1917. (M.)
2666 Packard, Joseph Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)

606

2667 Parker, Edward Augustus, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2668 Parks, Ernest WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2669 Patchett, Arthur Nesbit, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2670 Patridge, Edward Henry William 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2671 Peach, Leonard Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2672 Pearson, Richard WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2673 Pellew, Edward Irving Pownel, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
2674 Pepper, Thomas Oswald, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2675 Pitt, George John, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
2676 Potter, CyrU Charlie HamUton, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
2677 Potter, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
2678 Power, Richard Pascal, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2679 Prance, BasU C, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2680 Price, Frank, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2681 Price, WilUam Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2682 Prunell, Rev. William Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2683 Pugh, WilUam John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2684 Quilter, Eustace Cuthbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2685 Radcliff, Arthur Samuel, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
2686 Raikes, Kenneth Cochrane, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2687 Ramsay, Jeffrey, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2688 Ramsbotham, Herwald, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2689 Rathbone, Charles Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2690 Renouf, Cyril Percival, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
2691 Reynolds, Walter PhiUp Kearns, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2692 Riach, Alexander Robertson, 1 Jan. 1919. (fit.)
2693 Rice, Arthur Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2694 Richardson, Thomas WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2695 Rickman, Arthur Patrick WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2696 Ritchie, Thomas Clark, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2697 Roberts, Geoffray Dorling, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2698 Robertson, Andrew Clark, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2699 Rolling, Bernard Ismay, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2700 Roth, Albert Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2701 Rothwell, WiUiam Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2702 Rountree, Arthur Noel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2703 Rouse, Alfred Corrie, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2704 Rowden, Ernest George, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2705 Royds, Albert Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
2706 Saunders, Alan Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
2707 Scotland, Alexander Patterson, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2708 Scott, Hon. Michael, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2709 Selby-Lowndes, William, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2710 Serjeant, Theophilus Hengist, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2711 Sharp, Aubrey Temple, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2712 Shaw, Frederick Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2713 Shaw, Peter, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2714 Sigrist, Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2715 Simpson, Alexander Petrie, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2716 Smellie, WiUiam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2717 Smith, Albert George, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2718 Smith, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2719 Smith, LesUe Harcourt, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2721 Somervell, Arnold Colin, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2722 Spedding, Edward Wilfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2723 Speed, Ralph Henley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2724 Spencer, Harold Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2726 Springhall, John Winchester, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2727 Stackpoole, George William Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2728 Stafford, Waddtogton, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2729 Stanford, William, i Jan. 1919. (at.)
2730 Stanley, James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2731 Stanton, Reginald William Starkey, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.
2732 Starr, Frank Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2733 Stephens, Hubert Stanley, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2734 Stevenson, James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2735 Stewart, Herbert Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2736 Stewart, WilUam Hendry Burgess, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2737 Stokes, George Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2738 Stone, PhiUp Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2739 Storey, Alan Thomas Trevor, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2740 Sumner, Orlando, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2741 SutcUffe, WUliam Greenwood, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2742 Sutherland, Arthur Henry Carr, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2743 SwaUow, WiUiam Hugh, 1 Jan. 1919. (It.)
2744 Swanzy, Francis Hugh, 1 Jan. 1919. (11.)
2745 Sykes, Rev. Frank Morris, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2746 Tayler, Henry Pascoe Blah, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2747 Taylor, Alfred WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2748 Taylor, Charles Gerald, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2749 Taylor, Charles HUlsborough Rimington, 1 Jan. 1919.
(it.)
2750 Tebay, Frederick Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (It.)
2751 Tennant. Henry Lancelot, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2752 Thackeray, Joseph Makepeace, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2753 Thatcher, Reginald Sparshatt, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2754 Thomas, David Brodie, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2755 Thomas, George Pollard, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2756 Thomas, Sydney Arnold, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2757 Thomas, Thomas Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2758 Thompson, Cecil Henry Farrer, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2759 Thompson, Reginald Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2760 Tod, Alan Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. 'Bt.)
2761 Tomkinson, Geoffrey Stewart, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2762 ToohUl, Thomas. 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2763 Towne, Edward Charies Lyndhurst, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2764 Trask, Charles Stancomb Lisle, 1 Jau. 1919. (SI.)
2765 Tribe, Frank Newton, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2766 Tudor, Lechmere Howell, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)

OFFICERS.

2767 Turner, James Lockley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2768 Turner, Montagu Trevor, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2769 Unwin, Thomas Barton, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
2770 Van Grutten, Winchcombe Norman Carpenter, 1 Jan.
1919. (at.)
2771 Van der Byl, Voltelin Albert WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2772 Varley, James, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2773 Vivian, Guy Noel, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2774 Wagstaffe, William Warwick, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2775 Walker, James Blake, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2776 Walker, Kenneth Macfarlane, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2777 Wallace, Charles John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2778 Walthall, Henry Douglas Delves, 1 Jan, 1919. (at.)
2779 Warre, Felix Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
2780 Webb, Robert Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2781 Webster, George Frederick Anderson, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2782 Whitehead, Herbert Mansfield, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
27S3 Wilkinson, Rev. Richard B, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2784 Wllks, John Eason, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2785 WUliams, Alfred Dalby Ross, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2786 WUUams, Roger Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2787 Wills, Sh GUbert Alan HamUton, Bart, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2788 Wilson, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2789 WUson, Humphrey Bowstead, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2790 Winwood, WUliam Quintyne, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2791 Wolstenholme, Thomas Blakeway, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2792 Wood, Alexander Lewis Sandison, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2793 Wood, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
2794 Woodley, Ernest James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2795 Worsam, Charles Archie, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2796 Worthington, Frank, 1 Jan. 1919. (Jt.)
2797 Wyley, Donald Henry FitzThomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2798 Wynne, Owen Evelyn, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
2799 Yorke, Noel Leigh, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2800 Alderson, WilUam Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2801 Archibald, George Grassie, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2802 Armstrong, NevUl Alexander Drummond, 1 Jan. 1919.
00
2803 Birch, George RusseU, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2804 Brown, Percy Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2805 Burgess, John Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2806 Carew, Frank John, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2807 Cowan, Harry James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2808 Dulmage, Anson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2809 Fisher, George Wilfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2810 Grimsdick, John Dennto, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2811 Herchmer, WiUiam Sinclah, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
2812 HU1, Hedley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2813 Hurd, William Burton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2814 Lettice, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2815 Lindsay, Norman James, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
2816 McEwen, Robert James, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2817 McLeod, James WilUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2818 Mackintosh, WUUam Cameron, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2819 Maxwell, Charles Barker, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2820 Montgomery-Campbell, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2821 Munroe, Hugh Edwin, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2822 Murray, Kenneth A, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2823 Orr, Harold, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2824 Palmer, Creighton Ross, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2825 Richards, Samuel Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2826 Richardson, Albert Angus, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
2827 Robertson, WUUam Adam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2828 Robinson, Charles Wilson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2829 Robinson, WilUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2830 Scott, Charles McAdam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2831 Thomas, Cecil Compton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2832 Thomson, WUliam Raymond, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2833 Utton, Frederick WUUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2834 Webster, Harold Weatherald, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2835 WUloughby, Bertha Jane, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
2836 Anderson, Robert Cairns Amis, 1 Jan. 1919.
2837 Chirnside, Robert Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2838 DonneUy, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2839 Embelton, David Moore, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2840 Finn, Charles Napier, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2841 HamUton, William Lockhart, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2842 Hargreaves, Gordon John Cooper, 1 Jan. 1919.
2843 Helsham, Charles Howard, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2844 Henley, Frank Le Leu, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2845 Hore, Reginald MitcheU, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2846 Hunn, Sydney Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2847 Hyman, Arthur WeUesley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2848 Lacey, Samuel Barningham, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2849 Lane, Harry James, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2850 McColl, John Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2851 Maclure, Alfred Fay, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
2852 Officer, Keith„l Jan. 1919. (M.)
2853 Parker, Leslie Clive, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2854 Robinson, Charles Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2855 Sanderson, William Lauchlan, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2856 Saunders, Frank Veall, 1 Jan. 1919. (*¦)
2857 Sturdee, Vernon Asleton Hobart, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2858 Upjohn, WiUiam George Dismore, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
2859 Ward, Lionel Antony Parry, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2860 Hindley, Frank Lawton, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2861 Parker, Frank Woolmer, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2863 Shera, Louis Murray, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2864 Alderson, Jame3 Richard, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)

(at.)

(si.)

2865TBartrum, Vere Ayscott, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2866 Beverldge, Thomas Blackwood, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2867 Binney, Arthur Thomson, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2868 Boyle, Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2869 Briercliffe, Rupert, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2870 Bustard, Frank, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2871 Butter, Francis Sam. 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2872 Campbell, Roy Neil Boyd, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2873 Carson, David Simpson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2874 Clark, Lionel Melville, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
2875 Clark, Robert Leaver, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2876 Clauson, Gerald Leslie Maldns, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2877 Corder, Arthur Annerley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2878 Couturier, Rev. Felix, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2879 Crichton, George Keeble, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2880 Crosthwalte, WilUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2881 Cunningham, Percy Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2882 Dale, Wilfred John, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2883 de Paravicini, Percy Chandos Farquhar, 1 Jan .1919. (si.)
2884 Des Clayes, Camille, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2885 Diggle, Frank Holt, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2886 Draper, Charles Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2887 Duberly, Montagu Richard William, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
2888 Dunstan, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2889 Dyson, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2890 ElUs, William Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (It.)
2891 Fitzgerald. Rev. James Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
2892 Fletcher, Alexander Kempson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2893 Forbes, William Wood, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2894 Fox. Harold Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2895 Gilchrist, Norman Stephen. 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2896 Godding, James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2897 Gracie, Farquhar, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2898 Graham, David Livingstone, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2899 GranviUe, Court, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2900 Graves, Robert Windham, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2901 Gray-Donald, George, 1 Jau. 1919. (M.)
2902 Gregory, Hugh Manley, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2903 Haddad, Gabriel, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
2904 Haddon, Reginald Cutler, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2905 Halsey, Walter Johnston, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2906 HU1, John Edgar, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2907 Houghton, Richardson Johnson, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2908 How, Eustace Arnold, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2909 Hubbard, John Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2910 Inglis, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2911 Jolliffe, Arthur Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2912 Justice, Philip Welman, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2913 Kennedy, Thomas Fuller, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2914 Lake, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2915 McDonald, George Frederick Handel, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2916 MacDonnell, Mervyn Sorly, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2917 Mackenzie, Jotm William, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
2918 Macowan, Norman James, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2919 Mitchell, Lachlan Martin Victor, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2920 Moore, Harry Francis Beauchamp Seymour, 1 Jan .1919.
(M.)
2921 OdeU, Oswald Facer, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2922 Pearson, Hugh Frederick Archie, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2923 Pigott, St. John Renwick, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2924 Protheroe-Smith, Hugh Bateman, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2925 Ratcliff, Charles John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2926 Ritchie, William, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2927 Rodliffe, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
292S Ryder, Charles Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2929 Scott, Robert HamUton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2930 Simpson, Arthur WUliam Woodman, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2931 Smith, Charies WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2932 Smith, Vincent, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2933 Smithers, Hubert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2934 Stammers, George Elliot Frank, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2935 Stern, Frederic Claude, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2936 Stirling, Rev. John Featherstone, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2937 Stout, Percy Wyfold, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2939 Synnott, Percy Joseph Ignatius, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
2940 Tait, WilUam Ironsides, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2941 Taylor, Gerard Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2942 Templer, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2943 Tillard, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2944 TiUyard, Godfrey Ebenezer, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2945 Treves, Frederick Beaumont, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2946 Ure, John Holmes, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2947 Vickerman, Phillip Sefton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at:)
2948 Watson, Alexander Pine, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2949 WeUs, Russell Primrose ColUngs-, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2950 Williams, Albert, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2951 WUson, Rev. John Plumpton, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
2952 Woods, Harold, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2953 Wright Horace Leaf, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2954 Madan, Kaikobad Rustonyf, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2955 Blackburn, Charles Bickerton, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2956 Fahley, Niel HamUton, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2957 Fowler, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2958 Hammond, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2959 Kendall, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2960 Storey, John Colvin, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2961 Trickett, John James, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
2962 Woods, Rev. WilUam Maitland, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2963 Shauki, El Mhalai AU Bay, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)

607

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

2964 Shalabi, El Bimbashi Mohammed Effendi Kamel, 1 Jan.
1919. (at.)
2965 Beckett, Rev. Maurice Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2966 Bone, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2967 Brown, Frank Leader, I Jan. 1919. (at.)
2968 Brown, Vernon, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2969 Browne. George Willis, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2970 Butler, Sir Richard Pierce, Bart, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2971 Clements, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2972 Coates, Christopher George, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2973 Coltman, Edward Sinnott, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
2974 Cotton, Vere Egerton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2975 Cunynghame, Sir Percy Francis, Bart, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2976 Dewhurst, Norman, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2977 Eales, William John, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
2978 Eatherley, William, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2979 Evans, David Howard, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
2980 Hay, Arthur Kennet, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2981 Hill, John Sturgess Bmrow, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
2982 Hippisley, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2983 Hoare, Henry Noel, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2984 Hodgkinson, Harry Drake, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2985 Holmes, Reginald Valentine, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2986 Inch, Thomas Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
2987 Inskipp, Percy Sidney, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2988 Jones, Bernard Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2989 Jones, Gerald Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2990 Limb, Frank, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
2991 Longdin, Herbert WUUam- 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
2992 Mitchell, Frank Brigham, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
2993 Murray, Patrick Moncreiff, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2994 Myddleton, Cornelius WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2995 Norbury, Frank Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (It.)
2996 Owen, Herbert Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2997 Picken, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
2998 Pryce, Wilfred Harry, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
2999 Ratcliffe, Herbert James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3000 Ridley, Richard Cooke, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3001 Roberts, Arthur Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3003 Spurting, Dennis, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3004 Starkey, Dickinson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3005 Stothert, William, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3006 Sydney-Turner, Cuthbert Gambier Ryves, 1 Jan. 1919.
(at.)
3007 Tipping, WUliam John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3008 Tribe, John Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3009 Vaughan, Charles Jerome, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3010 Vyvyan, Philip Henry Norris Nugent, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3011 Wells, Josepn Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3012 Wood, Douglas. 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3013 AUan, William Murray, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3014 Anderson, David Irving, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3016 BakeweU, George Victor, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3017 Barker, Francis Brock, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3018 Barkley, Thomas Yuille, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3020 Bhch, AUred GranvUle, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3021 Boulter, Edgar Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (st )
3022 Boyle, Michael, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3023 Briggs, Warwick Wellington, 1 Jan. 1919. (st )
3024 Bryant, Robert Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3025 Chambers, Harold Tullis, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3026 Coleman, Amos Hubert, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3027 Cremetti, Paul Eugene, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3028 Davies, Joseph Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3029 Delmege, James Anthony, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3031 Douglas-Campbell, Archibald, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3032 Downie, Frederick Habler, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3033 Elwes, WUliam Burton, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3034 Elworthy, Robert Richard, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3035 Ffooks, WUUam ArchdaU, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3036 Fitzjohn, Geoffrey Nigel, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3037 Foley, Walter Barham, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3038 Fox, Charles Horace, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3039 Galwey, WiUiam Rickards, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
S040 Gamier, Rev. Thomas Vernon, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3041 Goad, Harold Elsdale, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3042 Gray, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3043 Harrison, Walter Lewis, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
3045 Hornabrook, Rev. John Oliver, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3046 Jackson, Oswald Egerton Orme, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
S047 Judson, Daniel, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3048 Kidson, Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3049 Knight-Bruce, James Comyn Lewis, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3050 Lefroy, Langlois Massey, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3051 McColI, Hugh Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3052 Mitchell, Peter, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3053 Moir, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
8054 Orange-Bromehead, Francis Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (at )
3055 Paddey, John Elliott. 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3056 Parkhouse, John Bardsley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at )
3057 Parkhouse, Stanley Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
8058 Perkins, WiUiam Jackson, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3059 Purdie, Rev. Albert Bertrand, 1 Jan. 1919. (at )
3060 Scholes, Walter Nevelle, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3061 Shingleton, Leslie, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3062 Smith, Arthur William, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3064 Taylor, Julian, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3065 Verschoyle-Campbell, WUliam Henry McNeUe, 1 Jan.
1919. (it,)

608

3067 Walker, Charles Bishop, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3068 Webb, Frederick Edward Apthorpe, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3069 Webb-Peploe, Rev. Howard MelvUle, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3070 Wettings, Evelyn Valentine, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3071 Wheelwright, Edward Lycett, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3072 WUson, Reginald Maitland, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3073a Wyatt, Philip Humphrey, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
30736 Neobard, Harold John Cooke, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3074 Chambers, F, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3075 Chenevix-Trench, Ralph, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3076 Kearn, A .W, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3077 Steele, G, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3078 Stokes, Ralph Shenton Griffin, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3079 Burton, R. B. S, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3080 Adair, Alexander CecU, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3081 AUan, WUUam David, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3082 Anderson, Roy Dunlop, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3083 Arnold, Francis Havard, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3084 Atkinson, Alice Lilian, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3085 Atkinson, Thomas John Day, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3086 Bagnall, Ralph, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3087 Ball, George Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
3088 Barnes, Harold Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3089 Beale, Walter WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3090 Beatson, Leonard Frank, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3091 Bell, Morris James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3092 Bennett, Alexander John Munro, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3093 Bevis, Cecil Bevis, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3094 Block, Maurice WUliam Palmer, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3095 Braid, Arthur Reade, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3096 Breakey, Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3097 Broadley, Phillip John, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3098 Bryant, Arthur Rolfe, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
3099 Eucknill, Thomas Alfred Townsend, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3100 Bull, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
3101 Burton, Sydney Collard, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3102 Caldwell, Arthur Lewis, 1 Jan. 1919. f (Bt.)
3103 Clapshaw, Aquila, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3104 Cooke, Robert Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3105 Corbet, Francis WelUngton, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3106 Cowan, Peter Hood. 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3107 Cowley, James William, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3108 Cox, Joshua John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3109 Dewing, Robert Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
3110 Dibben, Cecil Reginald, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3111 Dittman, WiUiam Ewart, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3112 Dixon, Charles Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3114 Eaton, WilUam Arnold. 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3115 Ellis, James Logan, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3116 Ellis, Philip, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3117 Emley, Maurice Woodman, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3118 English, Charles Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3119 Etches, Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3120 Feilden, Edward Leyland Cooke, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3121 Forrest, David, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3122 Gair, Sinclair, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3123 Gavin, Frederick James, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3124 Griffin, Edward Christian, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3125 Haddon, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
3127 Hartcup, William Richard Monyns, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3128 Haythorne, Winifred S, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3130 Higgins, Joseph Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3131 Htocks, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3132 Horniblow, Edith Marjory, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3134 Irvine, Matthew, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3135 Jackson, Maximilian, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
3136 Jickling, Charles Maurice, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3137 Johnson, Raymond, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3138 Kelley, Frederick Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3139 Kendall, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3140 Lambert, Francis John, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3141 Lang-Hyde, John Irvine, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3142 LasceUes, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3143 Leathes, Carteret de Mussenden, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3144 Lee-Evans, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3145 Ludlow, Fred Ball, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3146 McGuhe, Michael, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3147 Mailtos, John Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3148 Manners-Howe, Thomas Harris. 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
3149 Marsack, Edward Lethbridge, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3150 Mathews, Henry Edmunds, 1 Jan. 1919. (It.)
3151 Mathias, Oswald LleweUyn, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3152 Maxted, Charles Stenteford, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3153 Mayer, Gaston, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3154 Michod, Percy Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3156 Munro, James McVicar, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3157 Napier, John Steward, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3158 New, Claud E, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3159 Newbold, Ambrose WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3160 Newton, Harry Kottingham, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3161 North, Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3162 Payne, Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
3163 Pedley, Oswald Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3164 Pickin, WUUam David, 1 Jan. 1919. (It.)
3165 PoUock, Evelyn Hay 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3166 Pomeroy, Hon. Ralph Legge, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3167 Reynolds, Frank RomUlv, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3168 Richardson. Philip Wigh'am, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3169 Rickman Graham Egerton, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)

OFFICERS.

3170 Roberts, Adeline, 1 Jan. 1919. (flt.1
3171 Rodick, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3172 RodweU, Francis John, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3173 Rogerson, John Edwin, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3174 Rowe, Henry Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3176 Scratchley, Victor Henry Sylvester, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3177 Shannon, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3178 Short, Oswald Murton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3179 Simson, Rupert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3180 Skeats, Thomas George, 1 Jan, 1919. (at.)
3181 Smyly. Richard Josiah, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
3182 Smyth, Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3183 Soames, Walter Field, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3184 Somers, John Percy, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3185 Spread, Eustace John William, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
3186 Stacke, Hedley Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3187 Stewart-Bam, Sir Pieter Canzius van Blommestein, 1 Jan.
1919. (M.)
3189 Tatham, Charles John WUlmer, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3190 Temperley, Harold William Vazeille, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
8191 Tennent, Thomas Hastings, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3193 Thompson, Harry Adair, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3194 Thompson, Jean Glass, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3195 Treffry, Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3196 Tristem, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3197 Vallentin, Henry Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3198 Vigors, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3199 Wakelin, James Glencorse, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3200 Ward, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
3201 Warner, Cuthbert PhUip, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3202 Weekes, Henry WUson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3203 Wheeler, Charles Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3205 WUdman, Sam Beck, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3206 Wingfield, John Maurice, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3207 Wiseman-Clarke, Charles Camden, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3208 Wood, Charles Knight, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3209 Wood, Evelyn Fitzgerald Michell, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3210 Yorke, Frederick Augustus, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3211 Anderson, Frederick Walter Gale, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3212 CaldweU, Thomas Richey, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3213 CampbeU, Charles Vincent, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3214 Cassels, George Hamilton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3215 Cornett, Alexander Don, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3217 Fordham, John Guerney, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3218 GHUes, Austin Bain, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3219 Goodall, James Roberts, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3220 Jeffery, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3221 Lindsay, James Hawkins, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3222 MeGUUvray, Percy CranneU, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
3223 Morrison, WiUiam Geekie, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
3224 Mowbray, John Arthur Clark, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3225 Raikes, Richard, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
3226 Routh, Jason Rudolph, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3227 Smith, Albert Alexander. 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3228 Swinburne, John Eliot, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3229 Winnett, Albert WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3231 Beamish, Francis Teuton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3232 Bruggey, Stephen, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3233 Down, John Egbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3234 Sherington, Guy, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3235 Sutherland, Bertram Milne, 1 Jan. 1919.
3236 Watt, Walter Oswald, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3237 WUlcocks, George Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3238 Vfeatman, Charleton, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3239 Brandon, Percy de Bathe, 1 Jan. 1 919.
3240 Brewis, Andrew Seymour, 1 Jan. 1919.
3241 Bruce, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3242 Lawry, Raymond Alexander Reid, 1 Jan. 1919.
3243 Mills, Henry Percival, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3244 Pearson, Maurice Grey, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3245 AbeU, Charles Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3246 Abell, George Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3247 Addenbrooke-Prout, Reginald, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3248 Anne, George Chartlon, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3249 Atkinson, Felton Clayson, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3250 Atkinson, Harold Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3251 Atkinson-Clark, Henry Fox, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3252 Aubrey, Herbert Arthur Reginald, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3253 Auker, Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3254 Axford, Sidney Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3255 Aylwin, WiUiam Edgar, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3256 Ball, Lionel Percy, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3257 Barmby, Aiden James Wharton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at )
3258 Barnfteld, Allen Stewart, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3259 Barton, Robert John Ferguson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3260 Baxenden, Thomas George, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3261 Bayes, John George, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3262 Bell, Victor Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3263 Beor, Bertram Richard White, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3264 Bsuttler, Edward Gerald Oakley, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3265 Blowey, Henry Francis Tozer, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3266 Bonham-Carter, Ian Malcolm, 1 Jan, 1919. (at.)
3267 Bonnett, Claude Herbert Dick, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3268 Bowen, James Bevan, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3269 Bromet, Geoffrey Rhodes, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3270 Brown, Francis GUes, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3271 Bullen, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3272 Budgen, WUliam Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3273 BuUock, Christopher LleweUyn, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)

(si.)

(at.)
(at.)

(si.)

(¦)

(si.)

3274 Burge, Cyril Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3275 Burt, John Wotherspoon, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3276 Buss, Horace Austin, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3277 Butter, Charles Adrian James, 1 Jan. 1919. (li.)
3278 Cameron, Donald Hay, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3279 Carbery, Edward Oliver Bamford, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3280 Carey, Rowland Dobree, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3281 Carter, Silas Bernard Foley, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3282 Chambers, Frederick Foster, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3283 Cockburn, Ronald, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3285 Conner, Daniel Goodwin, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3286 Cook, Robert Ewing, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3287 Cooke, Ion Alexander Scott, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
3288 Cooper, James Percy Carre, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3289 Corin, Herbert John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3290 Cruiekshank, Jasper WaUace, 1 Jan. 1919
3291 Camming, Howard, 1 Jau. 1919. (at.)
3292 Davies, Walford, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3293 Curtis, Walter John Brice, 1 Jan. 1919. (:
3294 Davis, Francis Robert Edward, 1 Jan. 1919
3295 Denton, Harold Bentley, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3296 de Sarigny, Rene, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3298 Duff us, Chester Stairs, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3300 Edge, Percy Granville, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3301 Edmonds, Charles Humphrey Kingsman, 1 Jan. 191'
(at.)
3302 Eggar, Thomas Macdonald, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3303 EUiott, James Boyne, 1 Jau. 1919. (M.)
3304 Everitt, Stuart Oswald, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3305 Farthing, William Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3306 FeU, Louis Frederick Rudston, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3307 Fernie, WilUam James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3308 Fraser, Cecil, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3309 Fraser, Francis WUliam Ian Victor, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3310 Fraser, George William Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3311 Freeman, Max, 1 Jau. 1919. (M.)
3312 Gamble, Charles William, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3313 Garrett, Thomas Richard Henty, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
3314 Gibson, WiUiam Walker, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3315 Gilmore, Thomas Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3316 Goble, Stanley James, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3317 Goldsmith, Norman, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3318 Gordon, Cedric Foskett, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3319 Gray, Frank James, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3320 Guest, Hon. Lionel George WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3321 HaU, Alfred Kingsley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3322 Halford, Ernest Samuel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3323 Hammond, WilUam Stanley, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3324 Hannay, George Daniel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3325 Hawkins, John Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (It.)
3326 Hayes, Robert Cholertou, 1 Jan. 1919. '
3327 Hazelton, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
3328 HeUawell, Alfred Stanley, 1 Jan. 1919.
3329 Heyn, Richard Gustavus, 1 Jan. 1919.
3330 Hills, John Harris, 1 Jan. 1919. (It.)
3331 HUton-Jones, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
3332 Hodgson, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3333 HoUoway, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3334 Howard, Ernest James, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3335 Johnston, Ernest Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3336 Jolly, Frank, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3337 Kennedy, Stuart Samuel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3338 Krabbe, Charles Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3339 Krabbe, Clarence Brehmer, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3340 Laing, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3341 Lang, James Arthur Maule, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3342 Lang, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
334.3 Langdon, Henry Charles Theodore, 1 JaD. 1919. (St.)
3344 Laws, Frederick Charles Victor, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3345 Lecomber, Harold Roger, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3346 L'Estrange-Malone, Cecil John, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3347 Lilley, Leonard Moore, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3348 LindseU, Reginald Stuart, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3349 Ltotott, John WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3350 Logan, Philip Norman, 1 Jan. 1919. (af.)
3351 Long, William Dickson, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
3352 Longridge, Theodore Ernie, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3353 Lucas, Frederick WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3354 Lyons, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3355 McClure, George Buchanan, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3356 McClure, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3357 McCrtodle, James Ronald, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3358 McLaren, Colin Temple, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3359 Marsh, WilUam Lockwood, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3360 Maitland, Reginald Ferdinando, 1 Jan. 1919.
3361 Martin, Alfred Ridley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3302 Martin, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3363 Maycock, Richard Beauchamp, 1 Jan. 1919.
3364 Measures, Arthur Harold, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3365 Medhurst, Charles Edward Hastings, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3367 Methven, Malcolm David, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3368 Michie, WUliam Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3369 Miley, Arnold John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3370 Momement, Robert Harry, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3371 Morris, Alfred Samuel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3372 Mounsey, Roland James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3373 MurStt, Charles Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3374 MurreU, Percy Murray John, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
3375 Nahn, Douglas Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
609 2 r

(si.)(SI.)
(SI.)

(>i.)

(at.)

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

(M.)

(II.) (at.)

S376_NevM, Stanley Sharp, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3377,Newall, Norman Dakeyne, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3378 Newman, Leslie, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3379iNewton-Clare, Herbert John, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3380_Noel, Francis Arthur Gerard, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3381 North, John Tom, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3382 Northover, Harry Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3383 Ogden, Charles Percy, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3384 O'Reilly, Brefney Rolph, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3385 Paul, Henry WUliam Moncrieff, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3386 Peacock, Gerald Selwyn, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3387 Pearce, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3388 Perrin, Eugene Courtney, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3389 Phillips, Thomas Brocklehurst, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3390 Pidgeon, Geoffrey Denzie, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3391 Pilfers, Robert Kingsley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3392 Polyblank, WUliam Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3393 PoweU, Enoch, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3394 Pretyman, George Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3395 Prince, Charies Edmond, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3396 Pulford, Conway Walker Heath, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3397 Pulham, Frederick Bygrave, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3393 Raffles, Stamford Cecil, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3399 Raikes, William OsweU, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3400 Rainsford-Hannay, Donald, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3401 Rees, George Martin Treherne, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3402 Reid, Robert Alburne, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3403 Richmond, Vincent Crane, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3404 Robertson, Thomas Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3405 Robinson, Alexander Augustus Edmund, 1 Jan. 1919.
l-- (BI.)
3406 Robinson, Alick Christopher, 1 Jan. 1919.
3407 Rubie, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3409 Sadler, Leslie, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3410 Scholte, Frederick Lewellen, 1 Jan. 1919.
3411 Shelmerdine, Francis Claude, 1 Jan. 1919.
3412 Simon, Rt. Hon. Sir John AUsebrook, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3413 Sinclair-Hill, Gerald Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3414 Sippe, Sidney Vincent, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3415 Smith, Charles Gainer, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3417 Spittle, John Trevor, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3418 Stammers, Frederick Gunning, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3419 Stapleton, Edward Parker, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3420 Starling, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3421 Stedman, Ernest Walker, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3422 Steele-Perkins, Alfred Horace Steele, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3423 Stephens, Frank Harold, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3424 Stokes, Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3425 Struben, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3426 Sutton, Berttoe Entwistle, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3427 Thomas, Otho Vincent, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3428 Thomas, Rudall Woodliffe, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3429 Thornely, John Edmund Burnet, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3430 Trott, Francis WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3431 Tylee, Arthur KeUan, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
8432 WaU, Anthony Herbert WUUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3433 Ward-Brown, Vere, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3434 WilUams, Francis Cartwright, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3435 WUUams, Richard, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
8436 WUson, Frank Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
3437 Wiseman, Francis Augustus John Bartholomew, 1 Jan.
1919. (BI.)
3438 Wood, Murdick McKenzie, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
3439 Wooldridge, Gilbert de Lacy, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3440 WyUie, Harold, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3441 Wynn, Alfred Hearst Wynn Elias, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3442 Young, Walter Gerald Paul, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3443 Powell, Winifred, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3444 Edwards, Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3445 Moss, Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3446 Anstey, Henry Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3448 Atkinson, William, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3449 Barff, Arthur Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3450 Bartlett, John Holderness, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3451 Bate, Richard Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3452 Baynham, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3453 Beall, Norman Hugh, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3454 Bean, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3455 Bennett, Edward Morden, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3456 Bennett, Martin Gilbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3457 Bemacchi, Louis Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3458 Birch, Frank, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
3459 Bond, Arthur George Hayes, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3460 Borrissow, Charles Kirby, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3461 Bowen, Gerald Percival, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3462 Brown, Duncan Tatton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at )
3464 Browne, Harold Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3465 Buchan, John Robertson, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3466 Bull, Wilfrid James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3467 Bunbury, Charles Thomas Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3468 Burt, Arthur Stanley, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3469 Cable, James Fiederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3470 Carr, Christopher George, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3472 Constable, James Sandford, 1 Jan. 1919. (M )
3473 Cook, Alexander James, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3474 Cooper, Archibald Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (at )
%.l\ £0F?5'n,' Frederick Jam s Harold, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
3476 CottreU, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3477 Cox, Herbert Spencer, 1 Jan. 1919, (BI.)

3478 Davey, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3479 Day, Roderick WUson, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3480 Dibben, Arthur Douglas Harry, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3481 DowUng, Horace Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3482 Drury, Edward Dumerque, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
3483 Dunn, Robert Ewart, 1 Jan. 1919. (It.)
3484 Dunning, Thomas WUliam John, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3485 Eachus, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3486 Edmond, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3487 Emery, Herbert Denham, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3488 Enright, WUUam George Bwart, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3489 Farish, James Risk, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3490 Farquharson, John Philips, 1 Jan. 1919. (It.)
3491 Fforde, Thomas Roderick, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3492 Ford, Reginald Bertram, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3493 Freeman, Benson Fletcher, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3495 Gilhespy, John WUliam Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3496 Gillespie, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3497 Gillies, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3498 Glegg-Smith, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3499 Goddard, Norris. 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3500 Graham, Rev. Christopher, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3501 Graham, WiUiam Air 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3505 Hanson, Herbert James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3506 Hardie, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3507 Hastings, Edward George Godolphin, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3508 Haszard, Gerald Fenwick, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3509 Hayes, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3510 Haynes, Frederick Gambier, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3511 Heaton, Charles Howard, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3512 Heddles, Thomas Mann, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3513 Hefford, Edward Owen, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3514 Hill, Gerald Dudley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3515 Hoare, Stephen Leonard, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
3517 Home, Charles Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3518 Howard, Henry Mowbray, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3519 Hutchings, Samuel Louis, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3520 lies, Arthur Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
3521 Isherwood, Harold, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3522 Jackson, Harold Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3523 Jenkinson, Thomas Norman, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3525' Jones, Hubert Louis, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3526 Kelly, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3527 King, C. W, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
3528 Lee, Herbert Victor, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3529 Lester, Arthur EUis, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3530 Liston, Andrew Graham, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3531 Lyttleton, Stephen CUve, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3532 McCormick-Goodhart, Leander, 1 Jan-. 1919. (BI.)
3533 McGrath, Redmond Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3534 McRitchie, William MacPherson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3535 MacKay, Robert Henry Ramsay, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3536 MacmiUan, James Charles Newsome, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3537 Mace, Frederick WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3538 Martyn, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3539 May, James Rees, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3541 Minter, Joseph Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3542 Moore, Albert John Campbell, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3543 Moore, Hartley RusseU Gwennap, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3544 Morris, LesUe MUes, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3545 Mountstephens, Richard, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3546 Palmei , Edwin Mansergh, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3547 Parry, Gladwyn, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3548 Penny, Herbert Lloyd, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3550 Pilditch, Cyril Harold Lee, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3551 Pougnet, John Maurice Barbes, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3552 Pover, Thomas Pierce, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3553 Price, WiUiam Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3554 Prior, Cunningham, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3555 Richards, John Osment. 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3556 RUey, Gerard Brook, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3557 Roskruge, Francis John. 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3558 Ruxton, WUUam Mill, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3559 Ryan, Walter Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3560 Sandieson, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3561 Seabrook, James Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3562 Shaw, Ernest Albert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3563 Siddals, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3564 Simpson, James, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3565 Slaney, Charles Wynne, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3567 Smart, Harold NevU, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3568 Smith, Frederick H, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3569 SneUtag, Norman George Fowler, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3570 Sparrow, WUliam George, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3571 Stapylton, Martyn Frederic, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3572 S-wann-Mason, Rev. Richard Swann, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3573 Symes, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3574 Tabuteau, Reginald MoUere, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3575 Talbot, John Charles, 1 Jau. 1919. (at.)
3576 Tarrant, WilUam Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
3577 Temple, John Howard, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3578 Thom, James Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3580 Tinker, Henry WUliam Cossart, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3581 Townshend. Reginald Brooks, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3582 Upham, John WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
3583 Vigne, Bertram, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3584 Vincent, Charles Rogers, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3585 WaUace, Charles James Mitchell, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
3586 Wallis, Tacy MiUett Whistanley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)

610

OFFICERS

3588 Watchlin, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3589 Watson, WUliam Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3590 Way, Robert Lewis, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
S591 Webster, Godfrey George. 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
S592 White, Hans Thomas Feu, 1 Jan. 1919. (li.)
3593 WMttingham, WaUace Edgar, 1 Jan. 1919. (u.)
3594 Windle, Charles Howard, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3595 Wrey, Edward Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3596 Young, Stanley Harris, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3597 Young, Thomas Wallace, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3598 GiUon, Nina, Mrs. Stair Andrew, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3599 WaUace, Ottilie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3601 Anderson, Alexander Colin, 1 Jan. 1919.
3602 Anderson, Maurice Fitzgerald, 1 Jan. 1919.
8603 Angel, Sydney James Hounsell, 1 Jan. 1919.
3604 Armstrong, Francis Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919.
3605 AtMn, Percy Harland, 1 Jan. 1919.
3606 Austen, Harold Cholmley Mansfield, 1 Jan. 1919.
3607 Avellne, WUliam Rebotier, 1 Jan. 1919.
S608 BailUe, James Black, 1 Jan. 1919.
3609 Barber, WUUam David, 1 Jan. 1919.
3610 Barber, Mabel Emily, 1 Jan. 1919.
3611 Barnes, Thomas James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3612 Baron, Barclay, 1 Jan. 1919.
3613 Bates, Sh Richard Dawson, 1 Jan. 1919.
3614 Batty, Rev. Basil Staunton, 1 Jan. 1919.
3615 Beauchamp, Agneta Frances, 1 Jan. 1919.
3616 BeU, Charles ThornhiU, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3617 Bennett, Arthur Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3618 Van Bergen, Ethel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3619 Bevan, Jean. Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3620 Bigge, Edith Lindsay, Lady Selby-, 1 Jan. 1919.
3621 Binney, Harold William Meares, 1 Jan.1919.
3622 Bhkett, Matthew Stevenson, 1 Jan. 1919.
3623 Bishop, Pearl HaU, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3624 Blake, Owen Vincent, 1 Jan. 1919.
3625 Blythen, Stanley, 1 Jan. 1919.
3626 Booth, Alfred Watson, 1 Jan. 1919.
3627 Borthwick, Albert WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3628 Boughey, George Menteth, 1 Jan. 1919.
3629 Bourdeaux, Henry Frank, 1 Jan. 1919.
3630 Bowen, WiUiam Korff, 1 Jan. 1919.
3631 Bradford, Mary, Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
3632 Brand, Edward Murray, 1 Jan. 1919.
3633 Brassey, Maude Helena, Hon. Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3634 Brechin, Rev. Edwin James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3635 Brighten, Edgcumbe Rendle, 1 Jan. 1919.
3636 Broadmead, Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3637 Brougham, Diana Isabel, Hon. Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919
3638 Bruce, Marion, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3639 Du Buisson, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3641 Bulman, George Purvis, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3642 Burchardt, Christiana Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
3643 Burns, Hon. Emily Dunbar, 1 Jan. 1919.
3644 Bussell, Albert CecU, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3645 Bussen, Percy Dale, 1 Jan. 1919.
3646 Buxton, Frances Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
3647 Byron, Margaret Dorothy, 1 Jan. 1919.
3648 Cadbury, Laurence John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3649 Calder, Reginald Colin, 1 Jan. 1919.
3650 CampbeU, Archibald Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
3651 Campion, Mary Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1919.
3652 Cannon, Percival Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3653 Cantiie, Mabel Barclay, Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
3654 Case, Thomas Henry Towler, 1 Jan. 1919.
3655 Chalmers, Kenneth Bdlmann, 1 Jan. 1919.
3656 Chivers, George Tanner, 1 Jan. 1919.
3657 Clarke. Harold Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3658 Cliff. Edith Maud, 1 Jan. 1919.
3659 Clutterbuck, Lewis St. John Rawlinson, 1 Jan. 1919.
3660 Cochrane, Blah Onslow, 1 Jan. 1919.
3662 Cocks, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
3663 Codd, Arthur WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3665 Colson, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3666 Combridge, Cornelius, 1 Jan. 1919.
3667 Cookson, Kenneth, 1' Jan. 1919.
3668 Cooper, Charlotte Leonora, Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
3670 Corless, Richard, 1 Jan. 1919.
3671 Costello, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919.
3672 Courtney, Reginald Sydney, 1 Jan. 1919.
3673 Cox, Aedan, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3674 Cribbes, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3675 Crosbie, Maxwell Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
3676 Crowley, Cuthbert, 1 Jan. 1919.
3677 Crowther, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3678 Culley, ZeUa Evelyn, Mrs. Leather, 1 Jan. 1919.
3679 Cumming, John Fleetwood, 1 Jan. 1919. (H.)
3680 Curr, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3681 Curry, Phillip Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
3682-Cutbush, Mabel Jane, 1 Jan. 1919.
3683 David, Maud Anno, 1 Jan. 1919.
S684 Davidson, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3685 Davies, Edwin Harold, 1 Jan. 1919.
3686 Davies, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3687 Davis, Florence Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3688 Davis, Kenneth Randall, 1 Jan. 1919.
3689 Davy, Francis Herbert Mountjoy Nelson Humphrey-,
1 Jan. 1919.
3690 Disraeli, Marion Grace, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.

3691 Dobbs, George CadeU, 1 Jan. 1919.
3692 Doncaster, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919.
3694 Drake, WiUiam Henry MUverton, 1 Jan. 1919.
3695 Dunn, James Dunn, 1 Jan. 1919.
3696 Durler, Nora Kathleen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3697 Eastham, William Pelham, 1 Jan. 1919.
3698 Edmonds, WiUiam Stanley, 1 Jan. 1919.
8699 Edwards, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
8700 Elford, Archibald Sefton, 1 Jan. 1919.
3701 Elliott, Alexander Macbeth, 1 Jan. 1919.
3703 Enness, Minnie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3704 Esplen, James Jonhstone, 1 Jan. 1919.
3705 Etherton, George Hammond, 1 Jan. 1919.
. 3706 Ewen, John Taylor, 1 Jan. 1919.
3707 Fardell, Flora Emily, 1 Jan. 1919.
3708 Farren, Hugh Riohard, 1 Jan. 1919.
3709 Ferguson, Alfred Cornwall, 1 Jan. 1919.
3710 Ferguson, Anthony, 1 Jan. 1919.
3711 Ferguson, Louis, 1 Jan. 1919.
8712 Fife, William, 1 Jan. 1919.
3713 Finlayson, David John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3714 Foot, George Edgar, 1 Jan. 1919.
3715 Forbes, Arthur Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
3716 Ford, Everard Allen, 1 Jan. 1919.
3717 Forster, John James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3718 Foster, Robert John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3719 Fowler, Margaret Mary Maitland, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3720 Eraser, Florence, '.Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3721 Fulton, Hamilton, 1 Jan. 1919.
3722 Garcia, Henry John Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
3723 Gardner^John Campbell, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3724 George, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1019.
3725 Gibbs, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3726 Gibson, Charles Stanley, 1 Jan. 1919.
3727 Gillett, Edwin, 1 Jan. 1919.
3728 Gleghorn, Thomas Richard, 1 Jan. 1919.
3729 Goldsmith, Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
3731 Good, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3732 Goodall, Clarence Noel, 1 Jan. 1919.
3733 Goodenough. Henrietta Margaret, Hon. Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3784 Gower, Robert Vaughan, 1 Jan. 1919.
3735 Graham, Mary Bremner, 1 Jan. 1919.
3736 Greer, Olivia Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3737 Grey, John Temperley, 1 Jan. 1919.
3738 Grimwood, James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3739 Gumey, Catherine, 1 Jan. 1919.
3740 Hambly, George Francis, 1 Jan. 1919.
3741 Handford, John James WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3742 Harding, John Rudge, 1 Jan. 1919.
3743 Hardisty, Arthur Hobson, 1 Jan. 1919.
3744 Harrison, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3745 Hay, David Allan, 1 Jan. 1919.
3746 Hayne, Frederick WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3747 Hedley, Mary Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3748 Henderson, Eveleen Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3749 Hendriks, Henry Leslie, 1 Jan. 1919.
3750 Henry, Alice Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3751 Hewan, Elliot Dunville, 1 Jan. 1919.
3753 HUey, Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3754 Htodley, Edith Cahns, 1 Jan. 1919.
3755 Hoad, Lewis, 1 Jan. 1919.
3756 Hobbs, Walter Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
3757 Hobden, Gideon, 1 Jan. 1919.
3758 Hodgson, Edward Highton, 1 Jan. 1919.
3759 Hogg, John Ewer Jefferson, 1 Jan. 1919,
3760 Holland, Robert Wolstenholme, 1 Jan. 1919.
3761 Holt, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919.
3762 Horner, Frances Jane, Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
3763 Horton, Ernest Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
3764 Hourston, Charies MarshaU, 1 Jan. 1919.
3765 Hulme, Agnes Maud, 1 Jan. 1919.
3766 Hunt, John Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919.
3767 Huth, Bertha, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3768 Hyde, Katharine Anne, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3769 Isaacs, Mariette, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3770 Jacob, John Hier, 1 Jan. 1919.
3771 James, Frederick Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919.
3772 Johnson, Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3774 Jones, Ernest Stephens, 1 Jan. 1919.
3775 Jones, Reginald John Wallis-, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3776 Jones, Samuel Glynne, 1 Jan. 1919.
3777 Joy, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3778 Kay, Mary Lees, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3779 Keattoge, Reginald Heber, 1 Jan. 1919.
3780 Kelcey, WUliam Foord-, 1 Jan. 1919.
3781 KendaU, WiUiam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
37S2 Kennedy, John Macfarlane, 1 Jan. 1919.
3783 Kerr, Martha, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3784 Kerr, Muriel Constance, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3785 Kimber, Augustus Charles Edmund, 1 Jan. 1919.
3786 King, Alice Cicell, 1 Jan. 1919.
3787 King, Henry Smails, 1 Jan. 1919.
3788 King, William Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919.
3789 Kittoe, Montague Francis Markham Sloane-, 1 Jan. 1919.
(at.)
3790 Knight, Ethel Corbet, 1 Jan. 1919.
3791 Knowles, Christine, 1 Jan. 1919.
D792 Kouyoumdjian, Manouk, 1 Jan. 1919.
3793 Laurie, Annie Macpherson, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.

611

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

3794 Leech, Samuel Chetwynd, 1 Jau. 1919.
3795 Legros, Lucien Alphonse, 1 Jan. 1919.
3796 Lewis, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3797 Lewis, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3798 Lewis, Margaret Blanche, 1 Jan. 1919.
3799 Linton, Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
3800 Lloyd, Thomas Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3801 Locke, William, 1 Jan. 1919.
3802 Londen, Frederick Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
3803 Long, Edward Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919.
3804 Loudon, Mary Sophia, Mrs... 1 Jan. 1919.
3805 Lunn, John Reuben 1 Jan. 1919.
3806 Luttrell, Mary Fownes, 1 Jan. 1919.
3807 Macewen, Hugh Allan, 1 Jan. 1919.
3808 Macfarlane. James Colquhoun, 1 Jan. 1919.
3809 McFarlane, Lauchlan Grant, 1 Jau. 1919.
3810 Macfarlane, Malcolm, 1 Jan. 1919.
3811 McGrigor, Margaret Annie Kay, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3812 McKenzie, Hon. Robert Donald, 1 Jan. 1919.
3813 McLean, John Reid. 1 Jan. 1919.
3814 MacLeod Murray, 1 tfan. 1919. (M.)
3816 McNab, WaUace John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3817 Maconochie, Robert Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3818 Macoun, James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3819 Macphail, Douglas Ross, 1 Jan. 1919.
3820 MacPberson, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3821 Macqueen, Frances Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3822 MacSwtoney, Elsie Trant, 1 Jan. 1919.
3823 Manley, Kate, 1 Jan. 1919.
3824 Manning, Edith Lindsay, 1 Jan. 1919.
3825 Marlow, Bdmund George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3826 Marquand, Alan Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919.
3827 Marrack, Philip Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
3828 Marshall, Arthur Timothy, 1 Jan. 1919.
3829 Marshall, WiUiam Lee, 1 Jan. 1919.
3830 Maynard, Dudley Christopher, 1 Jan. 1919.
3831 Mayne, Olga Moseley, 1 Jan. 1919.
3832 Mayo, Robert Hobart, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3833 Measor, Henry Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
3834 Measures, Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1919.
3835 Meulen, Frederick Alan Van der, 1 Jan. 1919.
3836 Middleton, William Aberdein, 1 Jan. 1919.
3837 Miles, William, 1 Jan. 1919.
3838 Miller EUen Cameron, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3839 MiUer, Irene Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3840 Milne, George Torrance, 1 Jan. 1919.
3841 Mitchell, Albert Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919.
3842 Morgan, WUliam Henry. 1 Jan. 1919.
3843 Morison, WiUiam Roger, 1 Jan. 1919.
3844 Morris, Cynthia Gertrude, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3845 Moseley, Miriam Louise, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3846 Mostyn, Mary Florence Edith, Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
3847 Mudie, Annie Bertha, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3848 Mundy, Catherine, Mrs. MUler, 1 Jan. 1919.
3849 Murcliie, Archibald, 1 Jan. 1919.
3851 Nisbet, Henry Kingscote, 1 Jan. 1919.
3852 Norbury, Lionel Edward Close, 1 Jan. 1919.
3853 Norman, Percy George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3854 Northam, Walter Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
3855 NuttaU, May, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3856 O'Brien, Beatrice Jane, 1 Jan. 1919.
3857 O'DonneU, James Rodney, 1 Jan. 1919.
3858 Oliver, Arthur Maule, 1 Jan. 1919.
3859 O'NeUl, Herbert Charies, 1 Jan. 1919.
3860 Onslow, Harriet Katharine, 1 Jan. 1919.
3862 Palmer, Walter Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1919.
3863 Pate, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3864 Patterson, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3865 Paul, WiUiam Francis, 1 Jan. 1919.
3867 Peck, Margaret Catharine, 1 Jan. 1919.
3868 Perrin, Rev. Howard Nasmith, 1 Jan. 1919.
3869 Phillip, William Littlejohn, 1 Jan. 1919.
3870 PhiUips, John Robert, 1 Jan. 1919.
3871 Pinkney, Samuel Renny, 1 Jan. 1919.
3872 De La Poer, Mary OUvia, Hon. Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3873 Powell, Margaret Joyce, 1 Jan. 1919.
3874 Pretyman, Lady Beatrice Adine, 1 Jan. 1919.
3875 Quayle, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3876 Raikes, Ernest Barkley, 1 Jan. 1919.
3877 Ramsay, Jotoi Maclean, 1 Jan. 1919.
3878 Rankine, Alexander OUver, 1 Jan. 1919.
3879 Rawlinson, Ralph George Joynson, 1 Jan. 1919.
3880 Reading, Harry Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3881 Rees, Da\id Valentine, 1 Jau. 1919.
3882 Rees, Joseph Cook, 1 Jan. 1919.
3883 Reid, Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
3884 Ricardo, Katherine AUce, 1 Jan. 1919.
3885 Rice. Fabian Arthur Besant, 1 Jan. 1919.
3886 Richardson, Harry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3887 Riseley, Arthur Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3888 Roads, Edith Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
3889 Robb, John McLonnan, 1 Jan. 1919.
3890 Roberts, Edward Coleridge, 1 Jan. 1919.
3891 Robinson, Katharine Haigh, 1 Jan. 1919.
3892 Robinson, Sh Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3893 Rogers, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3894 Rollin, Ambrose, 1 Jan. 1919.
3895 Ross, Frederick Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919.
3896 Row, Bessie Rose, 1 Jan. 1919.

38973898
389939003901
3902 3903
3904390539063907
39083909391039113912
3913
3914 39163917
39183919392039213923
39213925392639273928
3929393039313932
3933 3935393739383939394039413942394339453946
394739503951395239533954395539563957395839593960
39613962 3963
396439653966 3967
3968396939703971
397239733974 3975397639773978397939803981 3982
3983398439853986 398739883989 399039913992399339943995399639973998

4000

612

Rowcliffe, Clementina Elizabeth Hope, Mis., 1 Jan. 1919.
RoweU, Henry Snowden, 1 Jan. 1919.
Roxburghe, Anne EmUy, Dowager Duchess of, 1 Jan.
1919.
Russell, Hon. Eustace Scott Hamilton-, 1 Jan. ' 919.
Russell, Henry Hartley Aloysius, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
Ryle, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919.
Safford, Stella Fanny, 1 Jan. 1919.
St. Clah, Hon. Lockhart Matthew, 1 Jan. 1919.
Sandeman, David Alexander Stewart, 1 Jan. 1919
Sandhurst, Eleanor Mary Caroline, Viscountess, 1 Jan.
1919.
Saunders, George WUUam, 1 Jan. 1919.
Sayers, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919.
Scholfield, William Farrar, 1 Jan. 1919.
Scott, Adam, 1 Jan. 1919.
Seatle, John Bridson, 1 Jan. 1919.
de Segundo, Charles Sempttl, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
Selby, Prideaux George, 1 Jan. 1919.
Setts, JuUa Perronet, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Shaw, George Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919.
Shaw, GwendoUne Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
Shepperd, Walter Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
Siltzer, Violet Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Sim, James, 1 Jan. 1919.
Simmons, Stanley Hall, 1 Jan. 1919.
Sinclah, Donald Boase, 1 Jan. 1919. (at)
Singleton, James Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
Sitters, Percy Henry Smart, 1 Jan. 1919.
Skeggs, James Buteux, 1 Jan. 1919.
Smail, James Cameron, 1 Jan. 1919.
SmaU, Elsie Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
Smith, Edward Rawdon, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.;
Smith, Frances Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
Smith, Frederick Crawford, 1 Jan. 1919.
Smith, Marshall King, 1 Jan. 1919.
Smith, Sarah Helen, 1 Jan. 1919.
Spear, Wilfrid Guy, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stark, James, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stedman, Isabel Margaret, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stephenson, Philippa Anna Frederica, Mrs, 1 Jau. 1919.
Steward, Alexandrina Ryrie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stewart, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stickland, John Northover, 1 Jan. 1919
StUwell, George Robert Fabris, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stocks, Andrew Denys, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stokes, Dene Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
Studd, John Edward Kynaston, 1 Jan. 1919.
Taylor, Alexander Thomson, 1 Jan. 1919.
Taylor, William, 1 Jan. 1919.
Tench, LUlian Eugenia, 1 Jan. 1919.
ThhlweU, Thomas WilUam, 1 Jan. 1919.
Thhsk, Richard, 1 Jan. 1919.
Thomas, Ivor Cradock, 1 Jan. 1919.
Thomas, Maude Tuson, 1 Jan. 1919.
Thompson, George Roger, 1 Jan. 1919.
TUl, Thomas Marson, 1 Jan. 1919.
Timtos, Douglas Theodore, 1 Jan. 1919.
Tinniswood, Robert, 1 Jau. 1919.
Tracy, Cyprienne Emma Madeleine Hanbury-, 1 Jan. 1919.
Trant, Alfred WUUam Vincent, 1 Jan. 1919.
Trotter, EUinor, Hon. Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Tubbs, Lucinda EUzabeth Alexandra, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Turner, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
Turner, Samuel Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
Turner, WUliam Ernest Stephen, 1 Jau. 1919.
Turpta, Helena Augusta Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Urie, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
Vaughan, Janet Fellza, 1 Jan. 1919.
Venables, Caroline EmUy, 1 Jan. 1919.
Waggett, Constance, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919
Wake, Richard, 1 Jan. 1919.
Waters, Roger Donald, 1 Jan. 1919.
Watkins, WUUam Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
Watson, Dorothy Bannerman, IDs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Watson, Douglas Home, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
Watson, Edith Deverell, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919
Wayman, Myers, 1 Jan. 1919.
Webster, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
Wedderburn, Ernest Maclagan-, 1 Jan. 1919. (at )
Welborn, George Coulson, 1 Jan. 1919.
Wells, James Laurence, 1 Jan. 1919.
Wheler, Florence Ffaith, Mrs. Hastings, 1 Jan. 1919.
WhUler, Annie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Whitbread, Beatrice, 1 Jan. 1919.
Whittaker, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
Whyte, WUUam de Burgh, 1 Jan. 1919
Whyte, WUUam Edward. 1 Jan. 1919
Wilkins, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
Williams, Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
Williams, Harris Gregory, 1 Jan. 1919,
WUliams, WiUiam Nance, 1 Jan. 1919
WiUiamson, Michael, 1 Jan. 1919. (st )
WUmot, Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
WUson, Charlotte Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan 1919
Wilson, David, 1 Jan. 1919.
WUson, Helena Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919
Wilson, Henry Adrian Fltzroy, 1 Jan. 1919
WUson, Richard WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919

OFFICERS.

4001 Wlnram, Agnes Rankine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4002 Winter, George Mitchell, 1 Jan. 1919.
4003 Terrington, Lord, 1 Jan. 1910. (at.)
4004 Wren, Evelyn Emma Amelia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4005 Wright, John Brown, 1 Jan. 1919.
4006 Yeaxlee, Rev. Basil Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919.
4007 Abbott, John Harold, 1 Jan. 1919.
4008 Addis, Frederick Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
4009 Balfour, Alfred Stevenson, 1 Jan. 1919.
4010 Bali, Rai Rajeshwar, 1 Jan. 1919.
4011 Barne, Rev. George Dunsford, 1 Jan. 1919.
4012 BeU, Arthur Morton, 1 Jan. 1919.
4013 Best Hon. James William, 1 Jan. 1919.
4014 Beyts, Clement Ayerst, 1 Jan. 1919.
4015 Bingley, Mabel Katherine, Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
4016 Black, Rev. James, 1 Jan. 1919.
4017 Blackstock, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
4018 Branford, Harold, 1 Jan. 1919.
4019 Broke-Smith, PhiUp William Lilian, 1 Jan. 1919.
4020 Brown, Arthur Cecil, 1 Jan. 1919.
4021 Bruce, Charies Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
4022 Burrup, John Arthur Evans, 1 Jan. 1919.
4023 Chand, Rao Bahadur Choudhri Lai, 1 Jan. 1919.
4024 Chand, Rai Bahadur Lala Karam, 1 Jan. 1919.
402a Chase, Alfred James, 1 Jan. 1919.
4026 Chenevix-Trench, Richard Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
4027 Coburn, Marmaduke Robert, 1 Jan. 1919.
4028 Collins, Godfrey Ferdinando Stratford, 1 Jan. 1919.
4029 Cooke, Thomas Fothergill, 1 Jan. 1919.
4030 Cowley, Robert Mansfield, 1 Jan. 1919.
4031 Davys, Maud Lilian, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4032 Deo, Rani Chandelin Ju, 1 Jan. 1919.
4033 Digby-Beste, Henry Aloysius Bruno, 1 Jan. 1919.
4034 Drake, John Collard Bernard, 1 Jan. 1919.
4035 EUis, Kate Hannah, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4036 Elwes, Aline, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4037 FeUing, Keith Grahame, 1 Jan. 1919.
4038 Ferguson, John Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919.
4039 Ferrar, Michael Lloyd, 1 Jan. 1919.
4040 Gamlen, Robert Loraine, 1 Jan. 1919.
4041 GUbert, James Ainsworth, 1 Jan. 1919.
4042 Girard, Marie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4043 Godden, James WiUiam Mineard, 1 Jan. 1919.
4044 Hannyngton, Mary, Mrs. John Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
4045 Harris, Thomas Guy Marriott, 1 Jan. 1919.
4046 Hopkins, Robert Hemiss Handasyd, 1 Jan. 1919.
4047 Hopkyns, WUUam Stenning, 1 Jan. 1919.
4048 Hunt, Francis DUlon, 1 Jan. 1919.
4049 Husain, Khan Bahadur Muhammad Aziz-ud-Din, 1 Jan.
1919.
4050 Husain, Shaikh Shahid, 1 Jan. 1919.
4051 Kendrick, Sidney John, 1 Jan. 1919.
4052 Khan, Khan Bahadar Nawao Muhammad Muzammi-
luUah, 1 Jan. 1919.
4053 Khan, Khan Bahadur Arbab Dost Muhammad, 1 Jan.
1919.
4054 Khan, Kahn Bahadur Malik Muhammad Amin, 1 Jan.
1919.
4055 Latouche, George Henry Stransham, 1 Jan. 1919.
4056 Leigh, MaxweU Studdy, 1 Jan. 1919.
4057 LeMesurier, Thomas Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
4058 Litster, WUUam James, 1 Jan. 1919.
4059 Loch, Edward Campbell, 1 Jan. 1919.
4060 Lomas, Hugh Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
4061 Luxmore, Ethel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4062 MacCaw, Vivian Hardy, 1 Jan. 1919.
4063 Maffey, Dorothy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4064 Majid, Abdul, 1 Jan. 1919.
4065 Marker, Kahn Bahadur Ardeshh Dossabhoy. 1 Jan.
1919.
4066 Martin, Frederick Barclay, 1 Jan. 1919.
4067 Mason, Adeline, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4068 Mathers, Rev. James, 1 Jan. 1919.
4069 McMichael, John Fisher, 1 Jan. 1919.
4070 McNah, Arthur Wyndham, 1 Jan. 1919.
4071 Meikle, John James, 1 Jan. 1919.
4072 Mitchell, Hugh Henry Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919.
4073 Money, Wigram Seymour Elliot, 1 Jan. 1919.
4074 Montefiore, Claude Emanuel, 1 Jan. 1919.
4075 Mort, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
4076 Mules, Sir Horace Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
4077 Mumford, Charles AUan, 1 Jan. 1919.
4078 Nelson, Arthur Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
4079 Oakden, Ralph, 1 Jan. 1919.
4080 Page, Frederick James, 1 Jan. 1919.
4081 Paterson, Herbert John, 1 Jan. 1919.
4082 Powell, Hon. John, 1 Jan. 1919.
4084 Robinson, Horace Astell Lynn, 1 Jan. 1919.
408d Rodger, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919.
4087 Rudkin, George Drury, 1 Jan. 1919.
4088 Sah, Raja Lokendra, 1 Jan. 1919.
4089 Sands, Charles Edward Walker, 1 Jan. 1919.
4090 Scott, Ernest Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919.
4091 Shah, Khan Bahadur Sayyid Mahdi, 1 Jan. 1919.
4092 Shelton, Robert Melvln, 1 Jan. 1919.
4093 SUvester, Colin Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919.
4094 Slmkins, Helen, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1919.
4095 Singh, Rai Bahadur Bhaiya Ganga Baksh, 1 Jan. 1919.
4096 Singh, Sardar Bahadur Gajjan, 1 Jan. 1919. 613

4097 Singh, Raja Parbal Partab, 1 Jan. 1919.
4098 Stevens, James Algernon, 1 Jan. 1919.
4099 Stewart, Helen Osmer, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4100 Stow, Alexander Montagu, 1 Jan. 1919.
4101 Street, Clare, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4102 Swalne, Ethel, 1 Jan. 1919.
4103 Symons. Rudolph Victor, 1 Jan. 1919.
4104 Tha, Maung Po, 1 Jan. 1919.
4105 Thompson Edgar, 1 Jan. 1919.
4106 Thompson, Frank Stuart Corbitt 1 Jan. 1919.
4107 Todd, Reginald, 1 Jan. 1919.
4108 Todhunter, Alice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4109 Tomb, John Walker, 1 Jan. 1919.
4110 Trevor, Digby Bruce, 1 Jan. 1919.
4111 Tsong, Llm Chin, 1 Jan. 1919.
4112 Turner, James Wilson, 1 Jan. 1919.
4113 Ure, Georgina Jean Elizabeth Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4114 Walpole, Charles Archibald, 1 Jan. 1919.
4115 Williams, Rev. Garfield, 1 Jan. 1919.
4116 Worsley, Geoffrey, 1 Jan. 1919.
4117 Hornblower. George Davis, 1 Jan. 1919.
4118 Garvice, Chudleigh, 1 Jan. 1919.
4119 Madden, Frank Cole, 1 Jan. 1919.
4120 Scott, John Archibald, 1 Jan. 1919.
4121 Rolo, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919.
4122 Wheatley, Mervyn James, 1 Jan. 1919.
4123 Hewison, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919.
4124 Huddleston, Arthur James Croft, 1 Jan. 1919.
4125 WUlis, Charles Armtae, 1 Jan. 1919.
4126 Ker, Hugh T..1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4127 Adams, John Basil Franklin, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
4128 Appleby, Kinloch Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
4129 Avery, John Erlgar, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4130 Wall, Charles Percivale Bligh, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4131 Block, Isidore Jack, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4132 Britten, Wallace Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4133 Brown, Arthur Edmund, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4134 Carolin, George levers, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
4135 Carpenter, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
4136 Connan, John Cranmer, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
4137 Cossey, Harry John Moore, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4138 Cotton, Maurice John, Uan. 1919. (M.)
4139 Dudgeon, Arthur Freder ick, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4140 Du Frayer, Alfred Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4141 Bldred, Arthur George, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4142 Gardner, Frederick William, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4143 Geipel, Kenneth Shute, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
4144 Graham, Charles Townley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4145 Haney, Robert Bald, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4146 Henderson, Christopher Woodall, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
4147 Hoare, Charles E, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4148 Home, George Archibald Swinton, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
4151 Howie, Adrian Morrison, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4152 Hudson, Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4153 Jackson, Thomas Eldridge, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
4154 Jeffery, George Russell, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4155 Jones, Basil Dennis, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4156 Kettle, Harry Philip, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4157 Lynn, William Davies Eliott, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4158 Madge, Quintus, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4159 Margach, Lewis Grant, 1 Jan. 1919. (af.)
4160 Marshall, LeghRichmond Herbert Peter, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4161 Mason, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
4162 MUlar, George McGregor, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4163 Mooie, George James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4164 Morns, James Hulbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4165 Murton, Ivo Murray, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4166 Orde-Browne, Granville St. John, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4167 Overell, Percy WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4168 Page, Francis James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
_169 PhUlips, Percival, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4170 Puntis, Walter Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4171 Roberts, Cecil Henry Woolcott, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
4172 Saville-Farr, Arthur James Melancthon, 1 Jan. 1919. (It. )
4173 Semple, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4174 Simpson, WiUiam Slessor. 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4175 Smith, Albert Augustus, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
4176 Smith, Allison Eugene, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
4177 Smith, Ronald Maskeleyn, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4178 Standish-White, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4179 Stokes, Francis Maurice Collins, 1 Jan. 1919. (u )
4180 Thomson, John Patrick, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
4181 Tosswill, Frank Speare, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4182 Trelawny, James Edward Salusbury, 1 Jan. 1919 (at.)
4183 Turner, George Eli, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4184 Verbi, Vladimh Vassil, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4185 West, Stewart Ellis Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
4186 Aitken, Allan Beacon, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
4187 Aldham, Michael Seymour, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4188 Alexander, Robert Donald Thain, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
4189 Blaker, William Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
4190 Boyce, Clement James, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4191 Brock, Charies Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
4192 Brunskill, John Handfleld, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4193 Burn, Robert Nathaniel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4194 Cardwell, WUliam Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
4195 Carty, Samuel Wilfrid, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4196 Cathcart, George Elliot, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4197 Chambers. Robert Alexander 1 Jan. 1919. (li.)

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

4198 Clifton, Rev. Edward James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4199 Cockerell, Frederick Peyps, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4200 Cooper, Raymond WUloughby, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4201 Crawford, Stanley Charles Russell, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4202 Davidson, Colin Keppel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4203 Davies, LleweUyn Wynne, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4204 Davy, Gerald Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4205 Eve. George Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4206 Farfell, Rev. Bernard, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.) )
4210 Guays' Frank'Lewis', 1 Jan. 1919. (M.j
4211 Gumbley, Douglas WUliam Mew, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4212 Harris, John Richard, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4213 Harvey, Bertram Lionel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4214 Hawkes, Frank Roxburgh, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4215 Hendry, Frank Courts, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4216 Hewer, John Radbom, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4217 HU1, Alfred Lyon, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4218 Howe, WilUam Tuxford, 1 Jan. 1919. (af.)
4219 Howell, Hector Lionel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4220 Hunter, Reginald Gordon Pulteney, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4221 Hyatt, Percival Taylor, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4222 John, Nichol Shaw, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4223 Johnson, Harold Cecil John, 1 Jan. 1919.
4224 Jones, Percival Walter Edwin, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt)
4225 Kauntze, Bertram Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4226 Kemble, Paul Berthon, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4227 Lakto, Colin Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4228 Lamb, David OgUvy Wright, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4229 Lander, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
4230 Leslie, Seymour Granger, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4231 Little, Cuthbert Joseph Harwood, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4232 Loverock, Robert Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4233 MarshaU, Gerald Struan, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4234 Mellsop, John Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
4235 Metcalfe, Joseph Noel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4236 Mitchell, John Phimister, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4237 MoUlet, Hubert Mainwaring Keh, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4238 NeUson, Ronald Braco Stenhouse, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4239 Nelson, John Joseph Harper, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4240 Newell, Stanley Monk, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4241 O'Connor, James Lynch, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4242 Penny, Cyril John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4243 Pope, Seymour Fell, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4244 Preedy, Clement, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4245 Rawson, Geoffrey, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4246 RevneU, Rev. Arthur Jesse, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4247 Riccard, John Stanley, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
4248 Robertson, Hugh Given, 1 Jan. 1919.
4249 Scott, Maitland Bodley, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4250 Sheath, WiUiam Archibald Sidney, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4251 Spence, Richard Bennett, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4252 Starkey, Herbert James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4253 Stevens, Thomas Harry Gouldsworthy, 1 Jan. 1919. (at
4254 Storey, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4255 Tarran, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4256 Taunton, John WUliam Lionel, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4257 Turner, Percy WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
4258 Wagstaff, Lewis Cecil, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4259 Waring, Edmund Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4260 Watson, WUliam Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4261 Weatherall, Nigel Edward 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4262 Weir, Peter, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4263 WUlis, Richard Dunn, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4264 Wood, Frank Thomas Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919.
4265 Woodhouse, Percy St. John Ranee, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4266 Yeld, Richard Kingsley, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4267 Warden, John Weightman, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4268 Starnes, Fred, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4269 Aylward, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
4270 ChurchUl, Herbert Forbes, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
4271 Cottier, Edwin Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4272 Cox, Humphrey John Hamilton, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4273 Fleming, Baldwyn Henry Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
4274 Goodwyn, Juntos Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4275 Homer, John FitzLloyd, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4276 Ingilby, John Ughtred McDowaU, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
4277 MaunseU, Charles Henry Wray, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4278 Read, Phttip Austin Ottley, 1 Jau. 1919. (M.)
4279 Richardson, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4280 Walters, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4281 WUliams, Richard Charles Whittaker, 1 Jan. 1919. (at
4282 Duke, BasU Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4283 CasteUan, Victor Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4284 Davies, Charles Frederick Fellows, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4285 Packford, Charles WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4286 Shadforth, Harold Anthony. 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4287 Cameron, Annie Buchanan, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4288 Humphreys, Elizabeth Clement, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4289 Boulton, James Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
4290 Browne, Francis John, 1 Jan. 1919. (m.)
4291 Eastman, Edward George, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4292 Lesstag, Edward Albert, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4293 Plnder, Francis WilUam Stanley, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4294 Robertson, Thomas Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4295 Schwabe, Charles Parker, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
42;96 Steveni, Leo, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)

(at.)

4297 BeU, James MacKintosh, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
4298 Bruce, Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4299 Ruck, Richard Conyers, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4300 Stubbs, Shhley Graham, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4301 Ahey, Rowland Montagu, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4302 Anscombe, Richard Stanley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4303 Ball, Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (M )
4304 BeU Matthew Gerald Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
4305 Bruce, Arthur Carlyon, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4306 Currie, PhUip John Reginald, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4307 Field, Raymond Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
4308 Greene, WUfred Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4309 Griffith-Jones, Morgan PhUlips, 1 Jan. 1919.
4310 Jayne, Arthur Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4311 Jephson, P. H. R, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4312 Parry, Arthur Haydon, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4313 Ravenscroft, John Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4314 Richardson, James, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
4315 Robertson-Durham, James Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4316 Rose, Ivor Sainte Croix, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4317 Walkley, Daniel, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4318 WUson, Walter Carandhn, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4319 Alley, Herbert Rutton, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
4320 Kingman, Abner, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4321 MiUer, Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4322 Angelo, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919.
4323 Fahhurst, Archibald, 1 Jan. 1919.
4325 Moh, Ian, 1 Jan. 1919.
4326 Hemsted, Rupert William, 1 Jan. 1919.
4327 Beatty, Francis Montague Algernon, 1 Jan. 1919.
43280 Pierce, Helen, 1 Jan. 1919.
43286 Smith, Arthur Henderson, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4328c Stokes, WiUiam Noel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4328i BaU, George Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4329 Temple, Reginald CecU, 12 Feb. 1919. (If.)
4330 Sinclah, Walter, 12 Feb. 1919. (ai.)
4331 Eady, George Griffin, 12 Feb. 1919. (M.)
4332 Binns, Cuthbert Evelyn, 12 Feb. 1919. (at.)
4333 Myres, John Linton, 12 Feb. 1919. (M.)
4334 Hudson, Charles Edward, 12 Feb. 1919. (M.)
4335 Sykes, Percy Stanley, 12 Feb. 1919. (at.)
4336 Tiarkes, Frank Cecil, 12 Feb. 1919. (If.)
4337 Clarke, William Francis, 12 Feb. 1919. (at.)
4338 Johnson, Thomas Frank, 12 Feb. 1919. (at.)
4339 HaU, Archibald Hoite, 12 Feb. 1919. (M.)
4340 Reid, Lionel, 12 Feb. 1919. (Bt.)
4341 Boyce, Ernest Thomas, 12 Feb. 1919. (M.)
4342 Hooker, Charles WiUiam Ross, 12 Feb. 1919. (at.)
4343 Van der Heuvel, Frederick William Arthur, Count,
12 Feb. 1919. (at.)
4344 Dickinson, James, 12 Feb. 1919. (at.)
4345 Landau, Henry, 12 Feb. 1919. (SI.)
4346 Aitken, Robert Young, 18 Feb. 1919.
4347 Andrews, George Edward Genge-, 18 Feb. 1919.
4348 Atkinson, George James Mouncey, 18 Feb. 1919.
) 4349 Banks, Isaac, 18 Feb. 1919.
4350 Barter, Richard Henry, 18 Feb. 1919.
4351 Bentall, WilUam Charles. 18 Feb. 1919.
4352 Blackett, Edward Joseph, 18 Feb. 1919.
4353 Blomfield, Joseph, 18 Feb. 1919.
4354 Brown, Frederick Lenox Harman, 18 Feb. 1919.
4355 Cadge, WiUiam Hotson, 18 Feb. 1919.
4356 Cashen, John, 18 Feb. 1919.
4357 Day, James John, 18 Feb. 1919.
4358 Elliott, John, 18 Feb. 1919.
4359 Elton, Henry Brown, 18 Feb. 1919.
4360 Ewart, David, 18 Feb. 1919.
4361 Fahweather, Francis Harold, 18 Feb. 1919.
4362 Farnell, Henry Dawson, 18 Feb. 1919.
4363 Fison, Edmund Towers, 18 Feb. 1919.
4364 Fleming, James Finlayson, 18 Feb. 1919.
4365 Fox, Joseph Vincent, 18 Feb. 1919.
4366 Giles, John Dudgeon, 18 Feb. 1919.
4367 Godwin, Herbert James, 18 Feb. 1919.
4368 Gordon, James Edward, 18 Feb. 1919.
4369 Gulllemard, Bernard James, 18 Feb. 1919.
4370 Harrison, John Atkinson, 18 Feb. 1919.
4371 Harvey, Joshua Harold, 18 Feb. 1919.
4372 Hawke, Edward Drummond Hay, 18 Feb. 1919.
4373 Hunton, Alfred WiUiam, 18 Feb. 1919.
4374 Jeremy, Mary Ethel, 18 Feb. 1919.
4376 Kempe, Charies Gilbert Burrington, 18 Feb. 1919.
4377 Key, Martin Aston, 18 Feb. 1919.
) 4378 Listen, Mary Forbes, 18 Feb. 1919.
4379 MaeFadden, Cecil John Read, 18 Feb. 1919.
4380 Mackintosh, John, 18 Feb. 1919.
4381 Mitchell, Arthur Martin, 18 Feb. 1919.
4382 Orrin, Herbert Charles, 18 Feb. 1919.
4383 Peacocke, Reginald Christopher, 18 Feb. 1919.
4384 Percival, George Henry, 18 Feb. 1919.
4385 Pinching, Charles James, 18 Feb. 1919.
4386 Pringle, Arthur Young, 18 Feb. 1919.
4387 Radcliffe, Frank, 18 Feb. 1919.
4388 Rice, Bernard, 18 Feb. 1919.
4389 Rogers, Kenneth, 18 Feb. 1919.
4390 Ross, Winifred Margaret, 18 Feb. 1919.
4392 Shore, Lewis Erie, 18 Feb. 1919.
4393 Simmons, Edward Walpole, 18 Feb. 1919.
4394 Somers, Charles Dudley, 18 Feb. 1919.
614

OFFICERS.

4395 Stoney, Florence Ada, 18 Feb. 1919.
4396 Taylor, John William, 18 Feb. 1919.
4397 Thorne, Berthold Bezly Thorne, 18 Feb. 1919.
4398 Walker, John William Thomson, 18 Feb. 1919.
4399 Webster, Arthur Douglas, 18 Feb. 1919.
4400 Wood, Cyril George Russ, 18 Feb. 1919.
4401 Worthington, Robert Alfred, 18 Feb. 1919.
4402 Humphrey, John Cave, 17 March, 1919. (at.)
4403 Walker, Arthur Horace, 17 March, 1919. (BI.)
4404 Davis, John Cecil, 17 March, 1919. (M.)
4405 Clegg, John Harry Kay, 17 March, 1919. (St.)
4406 Woodhouse, Hector Roy MaoKenzie, 17 March, 1919. (at,)
4407 Daniels, Ernost Stuart, 17 March, 1919. \H.)
4408 Richards, Edward, 17 March, 1919. (If.)
4409 Youle, George Arthur, 17 March, 1919. (at.)
4410 Fox, William Henry, 24 March, 1919. (at.)
4411 Harvey, James Robertson, 24 March, 1919. (at.)
4412 Hulme-Goodier, Robert Simes, 24 March, 1919. (si.)
4413 Seropian, Charles Dickran Oliver Deodat, 24 March,
1919. (at.)
4414 Bolton, Richard Edmund Cornforth, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4415 Breton, Colin Guy, 1 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4416 Broderick, Richard, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4417 Burgess, Herbert Smith, 1 AprU, 1919. (it.)
4418 "Bushe, Charles Kendal, 1 April, 1919. (SI.)
4419 Capper, Henry Douglas, 1 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4420 Chamberlin, Trevor Ronald, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4421 Coates, Joseph Edward, 1 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4422 Crawford, James Robert, 1 AprU, 1919. (M.)
4423 Donaldson, Ernest, 1 AprU, 1919. (M.)
4424 Duffett, Edward, 1 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4425 Dunraven, Earl of, 1 April, 1910. (at.)
4426 Bady, Frederick WiUiam Edward.1 April 1919. (it.)
4427 Feuding, Hon. Francis Everard Henry Joseph, 1 April,
1919. (Bt.)
4429 Freeman, Sidney Charles, 1 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4430 Frith, WUliam Willoughby Cole, 1 April, 1919. (m.)
4431 GUI, Henry Dale, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4432 Hailes, David Augustus, 1 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4433 Haslam, WUUam Heywood, 1 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4434 Hemsley, Arthur CyrU, 1 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4435 Houghton, Sydney Charles, 1 April, 1919. (ai.)
4436 Hunn, John Alfred, 1 April, 1919. (Bt.)
4437 Kilroy, WUlie Dickson, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4438 MacDermott, Anthony Francis Joseph, 1 April, 1919. (af.)
4439 Murray, Charles Geoffrey, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4440 Pinchin, John Fitzmaurice, 1 AprU 1919. (af.)
4441 PoUock, J. Donald, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4442 Price, Thomas Slater, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4443 Reeve, Arthur WiUiam Simms, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4444 Robinson, Leonard, 1 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4445 Scott, Evelyn Dennis, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4446 Sims, WiUiam, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4447 Simpson, WUUam, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4448 Syson, Alfred Edward, 1 AprU, 1919. (jr.)
4449 Tredegar, Lord, 1 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4450 Wharton, Richard George, 1 AprU, 1919. (Bf.)
4451 WUkinson, Ralph Thomas, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4452 Wolfe, Henry Eccles, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4453 Searle, Sydney, 5 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4454 Sampson, Leslie Norman, 5 April, 1919. (at.)
4455 Davies, WiUiam John Abbott, 5 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4456 Carter, Thomas Gilbert, 11 April, 1919. (at.)
4457 Toms, Frederick Bowering, 11 April, 1919. (at.)
4458 Groome, Frederick Thompson, 11 April, 1919. (st.)
4459 Osburn, Harold, 11 AprU, 1919. (SI.)
4460 Clark, Gordon Lihco, 11 AprU, 1919. (M.)
4461 Pipon, James Murray, 22 April, 1919. (Bt.)
4462 Porter, Robert Milne, 22 April, 1919. (at.)
4463 Bremner, Archibald Gordon, 22 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4464 Tyler, Thomas Richard, 22 AprU, 1919. (M.)
4465 Bowden, Harry James, 22 April, 1919. (at.)
4466 Lee, Vaughan Alexander Edward Hannlng-, 22 AprU,
1919. (at.)
4467 Cooper, Charles PurceU, 22 AprU, 1919. (M.)
4468 Hudson, Henry Victor, 22 AprU, 1919. (M.)
4469 Besant, Henry Francis, 22 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4470 Forrester, WilUam Thomson, 22 April, 1919. (at.)
4471 Malpas, James Herbert, 22 AprU, 1919. (St.)
4472 NichoUs, Arthur Sydney Moir, 22 April, 1919. (at.)
4473 Wethey, Edwin Howard, 22 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4474 Woolf, Thomas Alfred, 22 April, 1919. (BI.)
4475 Bourchier, John Arthur Fitz-warine, 22 April, 1919. (M.)
4476 Collins, Arthur Rutherford Dundas, 22 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4477 Trinick, Fred, 22 AprU, 1919. (af.)
4478 Ridyard, Arnold, 22 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4479 Learmonth, Archibald Thomas, 22 April, 1919. (at.)
4480 Lawlor, LesUe, 22 April, 1919. (st.)
4481 Colbourne, Walter Sydney, 22 AprU, 1919. (St.)
4482 Lloyd, Rowland Owen, 22 AprU, 1919. (St.)
4483 Capon, Selwyn Norman, 22 April, 1919. (at.)
4484 Ranson, Percy, 22 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4485 McKichan, John James, 22 April, 1919. (ai.)
4486 Hoar, Henry Samuel, 22 April, 1919. (at.)
4487 Ewart, Francis, 22 April, 1919. (af.)
4488a Selwin, Percy, 22 April, 1919. (at.)
4488. Rivers, Walter Samuel, 5 May, 1919. (at.)
4488c Armstrong, Francis Harold Courtenay, 5 May, 1919.
(ai.)

4488a' Cowau, David John, 5 May, 1919. (si.)
4488e Finch, Lionel Hugh Knightley, 5 May, 1919. (at.)
4488/ Juriss. Maximilian, 5 May, 1919. (st.)
4488«r Leighton, Thomas William, 5 May, 1919. (at.)
4488A Mitchell, Wright, 5 May, 1919. (at.)
4489a Roberts, Arthur Edward Stokes-, 5 May, 1919. (at.)
44896 Usher, Charles MUne, 5 May, 1919. (at.)
4489c Park, Frank Stewart, 5 May, 1919. (at.)
4489(2 Mills, Charles, 5 May, 1919. (at.)
4489e Anderson, William, 5 May, 1919. (at.)
4889 Beale, Helen Mary, 9 May, 1919. (at.)
4890 Bennet, Mary Barbara, 9 May, 1919. (at.)
4891 Bennett, Catherine Elizabeth, 9 May, 1919. (St.)
4892 Currey, Muriel Innes, 9 May, 1919. (Bf.)
4893 Jermyn, Ida Mary, 9 May, 1919. (m.)
4894 de L'Hupltal, Wmitride Mary, Mrs, 9 May, 1919. (at.)
4895 Maclennan, Anna Buchanan, 9 May, 1919. (M.)
4896 Matheson, Bthel Ivy Flora, 9 May, 1919. (at.)
4897 Merston, Ethel Gladys, 9 May, 1919. (st.)
4898 Monkhouse, Marjorie Mary, 9 May, 1919. (ai.)
4899 Northcote, Evelyn Maud, Hon. Mrs, 9 May. 1919. (at.)
4900 Penrose, Katherine St. Aubyn, 9 May, 1919. (at.)
4901 Royden, Ethel Martha, 9 May, 1919. (at.)
4902 Valpy, Mrs. Bertha, 9 May, 1919. (at.)
4903 Warner, Sydney Jeannetta, 9 May, 1919. (at.)
4904 Warton, Florence Ethel, 9 May, 1919. (st.)
4905 Campbell, Victor Lindsey Arbuthnot, 24 May, 1919. (at.)
4906 Rennie, Alexander, 24 May, 1919. (at.)
4907 Graham, Thomas Alexander, 24 May, 1919. (at.)
4908 Todd, George Webster, 24 May, 1919. (at.)
4909 Young, James, 24 May, 1919. (at.)
4910 Warden, Robert Cunningham, 24 May, 1919. (St.)
4911 Paterson, Robert Ormistoii, 24 May, 1919. (at.)
4912 Clare, Harold Ernest, 24 May, 1919. (at.)
4913 Masters, Albert Frederick, 24 May, 1919. (st.)
4914 Ryan, Thomas Philip, 24 May, 1919. (Bt.)
4915 DriscoU, Robert, 24 May, 1919. (M.)
4916 Polehampton, John, 24 May, 1919. (at.)
4917 Eglen, Arthur Harold, 24 May, 1919. (at.)
4918 Anning, William James, 27 May, 1919. (BI.)
4919 Beautement, Harold, 27 May, 1919. (St.)
4920 Beare, Stanley Samuel, 27 May, 1919. (Bf.)
4921 Bevan, George Hope, 27 May, 1919. (St.)
4922 Blomlield, Myles Aldington, 27 May, 1919. (BI.)
4923 CallweU, Eberhard WUUam Ernest, 27 May 1919. (BI.)
4924 Clark, Roland Arbuthnot, 27 May, 1919. (it.)
4925 Close, Rev. Richard Bevill Middleton, 27 May, 1919.
4926 Congdon, William Sydney Philip, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
4927 Davies, Bertram Harold. 27 May, 1919. (M.)
4928 Edwards, Maoleod Gamiil Arthur, 27 May, 1919. (at.)
4929 Harrison, William Rhodes, 27 May, 1919. (at.)
4930 Hodge, John Macky, 27 May, 1919. (at.)
4931 Lawder, Keith Macleod, 27 May, 1919. (at.)
4932 Lyon, Alexander, 27 May, 1919. (at.)
4933 McConkey, Henry, 27 May, 1919. (at.)
4934 Macleod, WilUam Simon Fraser, 27 May, 1919. (M.)
4935 Purdon, Henry Maurice Chidley, 27 May, 1919. (si.)
4936 Spriggs, Harold James Duthoit, 27 May. 1919. (at.)
4937 Symons, Herebert Edward, 27 May, 1919. (II.)
4938 Talbot, Gerald, 27 May, 1919. (at.)
4939 Wyatt, John Oliver, 27 May, 1919. (at.)
4940 Adams, Edwin Plimpton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4941 Adams, Thomas Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4942 Alban-Uff, Sidney, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
4943 Aldridge, Evelyn, 3 June, 1919. (11.)
4944 Alexandre. Philip George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4945 Alford, Sidney Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4946 Alkin, Richard Ley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4947 Allard, Philip, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4948 Allan, Bryce, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4949 AUen, Francis John, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4950 Allen, Frederick John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4951 Anderson, Francis Henry Middleton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4952 Anderson, James Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4953 Anderson, Weil Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4954 Anderson, Robert Gray, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4955 Anderson, Thomas Andrew Irving, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4956 Anderson, William, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
4957 Anderson, Wilfred Arthur Duncombe, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4958 Andrew, George Lionel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4959 Angus, WUliam Brodie Gumey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4960 Aris, Alexander Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4961 Armstrong, Samuel Richard, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4962 Armstrong, Godfrey George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4963 Armstrong, Sereld John, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4964 Ash, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4965 Ashford, Frederick Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4966 Attwood, Reginald Guy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4967 Bacon, Cyril William, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4968 Bahd, William Merrilees, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4969 Baker, Arthur Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4970 Baker, Herbert. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4971 Baker, Joseph Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
4972 Balders, Dudley Vere Morley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4973 Ball, Harry Standish, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4974 BaUard, Gilbert Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4975 Balleine, Rev. Austin Humphrey, S June, 1919. (at.)
4976 Barrett, Hugh Scott, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4977 Barron, CyrU Alexander, 3 June. 1919. (at.)

615

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

4978 Barrv, John Hewitt, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4979 Barton, Charles Percival, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4980 Bashford, Ernest Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4981 Batchelor, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4982 Bates, Hubert TunstaU, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4983 Batson, Herbert Mackenzie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4984 Batty, Edgar Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4985 Bawden, Frederick Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4986 Baxter, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4987 Baxter, David Charles, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4988 Bazett, Henry Cuthbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4989 Beard, Samuel Trevor, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4990 Beatty, WUliam John, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4991 Beaumont, Henry George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4992 Beavis, PhUip Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4993 Bebb. Roland Harry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4994 Beckett, Charles Stephenson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4995 Bell, Thomas Carmichael, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4996 Bemrose, WUliam Lloyd, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4997 Bennette, Bernard John Taylor, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4998 Bennett, Norman Carmichael, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4999 Bennett, Thomas WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5000 Bennett, William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5001 Benson, Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5002 Benson, George Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5003 Beresford. Gerald Waddington, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5004 Bernard, Oliver Percy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5005 Berry, Winslow Seymour Sterling, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5006 Best, Sigismund Payne, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5007 Bewicke, Calverly, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5008 Biddulph, Alfred James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5009 Bigg, William Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5010 Birch, Montague, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5011 Birch, William Kenning, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5012 Bird, Ronald Trevor Wilberforce, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5013 Blackburn, Lionel Oddy GaskeU, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5014 Blake, Harold Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5015 Blake, WUliam LasceUes Fitzgerald, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5016 Bliss, William Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5017 Blunt, Gerald Charles Gordon,,3 June, 1919. (St.)
5018 Boag, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5019 Boggs, Arthur Beaumont, 3 June, 1919 (BI.)
5020 Bond, Mildred Mary, 3 June, 1919. (Bt-.)
5021 Bond, William Cotesworth, 3 June, 191 9. (St.)
5022 Bostock, John Edward, 3 June, 1919 (BI.)
5023 Bostock, Thomas Herbert Geoffrey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5024 Bosworth, Laurence Owen, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5025 Bourne, Thomas Richard Arter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5026 Bowater, Norman James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5027 Bower, Lancelot Tregonwell Syndercombe, 3 June, 1919.
(ai.)
5028 Bowhay, Alfred Benjamin, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5029 Bowman, George Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6030 Bownass, William Everett, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5031 Bowra, Edward Valentine, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5032 Bowron, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5033 Boys, Herbert Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (at. )
5035 Bray, Eustace Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5036 Brennan.William, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5037 Brewin, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (M.(
5038 Brice. Albert Victor, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5039 Brierley, Eustace CarlUe, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5040 Briggs, Henry Stackpoole, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5041 Briggs, Waldo Raven, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5042 Brightman, Eustace Webster, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5043 Bristed, Richard Bower, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5044 Brister, Joseph Fane, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5045 Bromley-Davenport, Hugh Richard, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5046 Broster, Lennox Ross, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5047 Brown, Alwin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5048 Brown, Geoffrey Mainwaring, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5049 Brown, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5050 Brown, Rev. WilUam Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6051 Brown, Rev. Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5052 Browne, CvrU Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5053 Bruce, John, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5054 Brunton, Guy, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5055 Bryce, Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5056 Bryans, Maurice, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5057 Buchanan, Arthur Louis Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5058 Burlace, LesUe Binmore, 3 June, 1919. (st )
5059 Burchell, James MelviU, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5060 Burland, Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5061 Burn-Callender, Cuthbert, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5062 Burstall, Edgar Bryan, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5063 Burton, Henry Walter, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5064 Butler, Frederick WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5065 Butler, James Ramsay Montagu, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5066 Byrne, Gerald Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5067 Cameron, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5068 Campbell, Duncan, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5069 Campbell, Francis Ernest Archer, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5070 Campbell, Lewis Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (H.)
5071 Campbell, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5072 CampbeU, WUliam Little, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6073 Canham, Ernest Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5074 Cannon, WiUiam Butler, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5075 Carkeet-James, Edward Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5076 Carmichael, James Charles Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)

5077 Carmichael, James Duncan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5078 Carrington, Noel Lewis, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5079 Carrington, William, 3 June, 1919. (M)
6080 Carruthers, Francis B, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5081 Carstahs, Albert Joseph Henry, 3 June, 1919 (at.).
5082 Carter, Ernest Walker Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (at)
5083 Carter, Gerald Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5084 Carter, Thomas Moravian, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6085 Case, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5086 Cassera, Anthony Aloysius, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5087 Cavanagh, Henry James, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6088 Cazenove, Percy, 3 June, 1919. OO. _
6089 Chadwick, Alan Wentworth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5090 Chambers, Sydney Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5091 Chapman, Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5092 Charley, Leslie William. 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5093 Charnock, Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5094 Charteris, Rev. WUliam Cramb, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5095 Cheales, Ralph Dariey, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5096 Cheriton, WilUam George Lloyd, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5098 Christie. Lionel Ronald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5099 Clark, Herbert James, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5100 Clark, Hugh Bryan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5101 Clarke, Charles Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5102 Clarke, Gerald, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5103 Clarke, Joseph Edward, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5104 Clarke, Richard Cristopher, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5105 Clay, Frank Septimus, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5106 Clayton-Bast, George Frederick Lancelot, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
5107 Cleeve, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5108 Cliff, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5109 Clogstoun, Herbert Cunningham, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5110 Close, Francis Morton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5111 Clouston, Noel Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5112 Clowes, Ethel Robin, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5113 Coales, Herbert Wallis, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5114 Coates, Edward Clive, 3 June, 1919. (St.) '
5115 Coates, Joseph Michael Smith, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5116 Codrtagton, Geoffrey Ronald, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5117 Coghlan, Daniel, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5118 Colchester- Wemyss, John Maurice, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5119 Cole, Harold Linter, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5120 Cole, Henry Walter George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5121 Colin- York, WiUiam Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5122 Colley, William Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5123 Colquhoun, Victor Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5124 Colvile, Charles Rowe, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5125 Cnlyer, Claude Gray, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5126 Constable, Clifford Edward, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5127 Cook, Victor Chandler, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5128 Cook, William Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5129 Cook, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5130 Cooke, Philip Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5131 Coombs, Frederick Middleton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5132 Cooper, Harold Octavius, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5133 Corbett, Daniel Maurice, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5134 Corbishley, Mary CecUia, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5135 Corfield, Frederick AUeyne, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5136 Cork, Reginald Philip, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5137 Cornish-Bowden, Robert Kenrick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5138 Corrall, George Edward, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5139 Cottle, Peter James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5140 Cousins, Robert William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5141 Coulson, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5142 Cox, Percy Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5143 Cox, Reginald Woodruff, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5144 Coy, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5145 Crabtree, Ernest GranvUle, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5146 Craig, John Gibson, 3 June, 1919. fat.)
5147 Craig, Newman Lombard, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5148 Craig, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5149 Crawford, John Martin Maynard, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5150 Crewe, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6151 Crockett, Leonard Marshall, 3 June. 1919. (St.)
5152 Crosby, Reginald Douglas, 3 June, 3919. (at.)
5153 Crosthwaite, Arthur Tonley. 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5154 Crowe, Joseph John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5155 Cruiekshank, Robert Scott, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5156 Cruiekshank, Rev. WUUam Walker, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5157 Crump, Edward Harold, 3 June 1919. (at.)
5158 Cuckow, Philip Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5159 Cumberlege, Barry Stephenson 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5160 Cunningham, Rev. Canon Bertram Keh, 3 June, 1919. (M).
5161 Cunningham, John Francis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5162 Cursiter, Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5163 Curtis, Cecil Montagu Drurv 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5164 Cutting, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5165 Dadson, Reginald Thornton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5166 Dale, John, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
5167 Dalgleish, WUliam Brown, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5168 Daniels, Lindsay Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5168 Davenport, Charles Malcolm, 3 June, 191 9. (11.)
5170 Davidson, Hugh Stevenson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5171 Davidson, James MacFarlane, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5172 Davies, Ernest James, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5173 Davies, Harry Cornwall, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5174 Davies, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5175 Davis, Frank Gordon, 3 June 1919. (at.)
616

OFFICERS.

5176 Davis, Leslie Stahnan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5177 Dawson, John Kenneth Bonsfleld, S June, 1919. (at.)
5178 Deakin, Ralph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5179 De Bathe, Maximilian John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5180 De Bavay, Auguste John Charles, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5181 Dechah, George Herbert Blackett, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5182 De La Cour, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5183 De Montmorency, Hervey Guy Francis Edward, 3 June,
1919. (M.)
5184 Dent, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5185 De Paula, Frederic Rudolf Mackley, S June, 1919. (at.)
5186 De Putron, Adele, S June, 1919. (ai.)
5187 De Soissons, Pierre Amedee de Savoie Carignan, 8 June,
1919. (at.)
5188 Devas, Rev. Francis Charles, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5189 Devas, Rev. PhUip Dominic, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5190 Dickinson, George Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5191 Dickinson, Richard Frederick O'Toole, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5192 Dickinson, WUliam Michael Kington, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5193 Dimock, John Francis Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5194 Dinwiddie, Melville, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5195 Dix, Henry Philip, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5196 Dixon, Arthur Tollemache, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5197 Dixon, George Seymour, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5198 Dixon, Robert Garside, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5199 Dixon, William Chester, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5200 Dobbins, Roy Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5201 Dobbs, Conway Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5202 Dodds, Archibald Forbes, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
5203 Dodds, Jackson, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
5204 Dodsworth, Benjamin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5205 Donald, William Hamish, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5206 Donaldson, Arthur WUliam Hunter, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5207 Douglass, James Henry, 3 June, 1919. (If.)
5208 Douthwaite, WilUam Bernard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5209 Dowson, Oscar Foilett, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5211 Driberg, James Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5212 Drury, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5213 Dukes, Cuthbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5214 Du Breul, Frederick Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6215 Duncan, Rev. James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5216 Duncan, David Blaikie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5217 Duncan, James Matthews, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5218 Duncan, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5219 Dundas, Allan Chariesworth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5220 Dymock, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5221 Dyson, Harry Hugo Bernard, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
5222 Earle, Augustus ThornhiU,3 June, 1919. (si.)
5223 Earwaker, Ralph Parsons, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5224 Eaton, Henry Rayner, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5225 Edgington, Herbert, 3 June,1919. (at.)
5226 Edgington, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5227 Edser, Edmund, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5228 Edwards, John Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5229 Edwards, Rev. Nathaniel Walter AUan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5230 Edwards, Walter Bernard, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5231 Bdwards-Ker, Douglas Rous, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5232 Elgood, Leonard Alsager. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5233 Elkan, Clarence John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5234 EUwood, Arthur Addison, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5235 Erskine-Murray, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5236 Erwin, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5237 Espley, Arthur James, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
5238 Evans, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5239 Evans, William Richard, 3 June, 1919.
5240 Evans, WilUam Stanley, 3 June, 1919.
5241 Everidge, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5242 Ewart, Gerald Valentine, 3 June, 1919. .
5243 Fargus, Nigel Harry Skinner, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5244 Fasson, Thomas WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5245 Fawcus, James Scott, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5246 FeUing, Gladys Maud, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5247 Fenn, Ernest Edward, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5218 Fenner, Ralph Lennox, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5249 Fenton, Samuel Greame, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
»250 Ferguson, James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5251 Ferguson, Montgomery du Bois, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5252 Fernie, Ralph, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5253 Ferrier, Charles Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5254 Field, Rev. WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5255 Figg, Charles Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5256 Finch, WiUiam Robert Edward Heneage, 3 June, 1919.
(St.)
5257 Fisher, Otto Sarony, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5258 Flook, Walter Bryan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5259 Flowers, Stephen, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5260 Foley, Gerald Robert Edward, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5261 Foley, Mary Gladys Corinne, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5262 Foley, Peter Trant, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5263 Foot, Robert William, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5264 Forbes, Ronald Foster, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5265 Forbes, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5266 Ford, Stanley WUliam, 3 June, 1919.
5267 Foster, Arthur Norman, 3 June, 1919.
5268 Foster, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5269 Foster, Frank Broome, 3 June, 1919.
5270 Foster, Kennedy, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6271 Foster. Michael George, 3 June, 1919.
5272 Fox, William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

(M.)
(II.) (St.)

(at.) (M.)
(M.) (at.)

5273 Frampton, Henry Frank, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5274 Franldin, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5275 Fraser, James Wilson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5276 Fraser, Thomas Lockhead, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5277_Frederick, Sir Charles Edward St. John, Bart, 3 June
1919. (at.)
5278 Fulton, John Sidney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5279 Furber, Montague, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5280 Furlong, Dennis Walter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5281 Gabe, Howell Woodwell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6282 Gadban, Victor John, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5283 Gamble, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5284 Garraway, Frank Harold, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5285 Gaunt, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5286 Gaye, Arthur Stretton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5287 Geddes, William John, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5288 George, Wilfred Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5289 Gibb, WUliam Morrison, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5290 Gibbons, Gerald Francis Petvin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5291 Gibbons, Oliver Thomas Brlce, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5292 Giblet, Robert Harold, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5293 Gibson, Arthur Clare Vernon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5294 Gilchrist, Archibald John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5295 Giles, Hylton Lloyd, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5296 GUlett, Bernard George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5297 GUligan, Geoffrey Goyer, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5298 Gimbert, WiUiam Bertie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5299 Godley, Francis WUUam Crewe, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
5300 Goff, Hugh Stuart Trevor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5301 Goldingham, Robert Elphinstone Dalrymple, 3 June,
1919. (at.)
5302 Goldney, Henry Wetherall, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5303 Gordon-Forbes, Bertram Francis Alex, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5304 Gore-Langton, Francis Wilfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5305 Gorrie, Henry James, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5306 Goulden, Charles Bernard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5307 Graham, David James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5308 Graham, John St. John, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5309 Graham, James WeUs, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5310 Grant-Peterkin, Montagu James, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5311 Gray, Arthur Claypon Horner, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5312 Gray, Joseph Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5313 Gray, Reginald Wentworth, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5314 Green, Douglas Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5315 Green, WUliam Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5316 GreenMU, Frederick William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5317 Greig, Albert David, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5318 Greig, Kenneth Clunie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5319 GrevUle, Charles Beresford Fulke Greville, Lord, 3 June,
1919. (St.) . ,
5320 Grierson, Ernest Moore, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5321 Guinness,' Owen Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5322 Gumey, John Cedric, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5323 Guy, Edward Martin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5324 Hagan, Rev. Edward James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5325 Haig, John Alicius, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5326 Hake, Henry Engelbert, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5327 Hall, Bertiam Arthur Montagu, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5328 Hall, Rev. James Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5329 Hall, Vincent Claud, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5330 HaU, WUUam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6331 HamUton, Alexander George, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5332 Hamilton, Norman Chivas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5333 Hamlyn, Ralph Ashton, 3 June, 1919. .(at.)
5334 Hanbury, Geoffrey Hyde Barday, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5335 Hanbury, Rev. Guy Somerset, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5336 Hancock, WUliam Venning Glanville, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5337 Hanna, William GemmiU Chalmers, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5338 Hannen, Nicholas James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5339 Harding, Arthur George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5340 Harding, Philip Edward, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
5341 Harding, Richard Spalding, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5342 Hardwick, Noel de Courcy, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5343 Hardy, Frank Buckland, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5344 Harewood, Rev. Ernest James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5345 Hargreaves, Laurence Appleyard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5346 Harker, Rev. Thomas Alphonsus, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
5347 Harper, Reginald Tristram, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
5348 Harpham, Harold D, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5349 Harpur, William Lewis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5350 Harris, Guy Summerell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5351 Harris, Leopold Jonas, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5352 Harrison, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5353 Harrison, Francis Edward, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5354 Hartley, James Norman Jackson, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5355 Hartshorn, Arthur Hastings, 3 June, 1919. (If.)
5356 Hastie, Stuart Henderson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5357 Hastings, John Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5358 Hawkins, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5359 Hawkins, Harold John Charlton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5360 Headlam, Cuthbert Morley, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5361 Hearne, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5362 Heathcote, Gilbert Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
5363 Henderson, Hon. Arnold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5364 Hennessy, George Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5365 Herbert Edward Dave Asher, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5366 Herbert, Henry Carden, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
5367 Herdman, Arthur Cochran, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5368 Herrick, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

617

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

5369 Herron, Robert Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5370 Heslop, Alfred Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5371 Heyde Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5372 Heymann, Francis Albert, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5373 Heyworth- Savage, CecU Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5374 Hibbard, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5375 Hibbert, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5376 Hickes, Lancelot Daryl, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5377 Higgins, Thomas Twisttagton, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5378 Hill, Herbert John, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
5379 HU1, Lionel Edward, 3 June, 1919. (H.)
5380 HiUs, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5381 Hills, Reginald Playfair, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5382 Hinde, Harold Montague, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5383 Hindmarsh, Harold Hammond, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5384 Hobart, Claud Vere Cavendish, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5385 Holden, Rev. PhiUp Giffard, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5386 Holdich, WUliam Jeffkins, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5387 Holdsworth, John Evelyn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5388 Holland, Ronald Morris, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5389 HoUand, Theodore Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5390 Holland, Vyvyan Beresford, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5391 Holley, George, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5392 Hollond, Henry Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5393 HoUoway, Arthur Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5394 Holmes, Dan CampbeU, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5395 Holmes-Brown, Alfred Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5396 Hone, Thomas Nathaniel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5397 Hope, Charles WiUiam Menelaus, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5398 Hope-Johnstone, Charles Spread, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5399 Hopkins, Thomas Hollis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5400 Hossack, James Davidson, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5401 Howard, Hugh Roberts, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5402 Howell, Norman, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5403 Hubbard, Reginald Khshaw, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5404 Huck, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5405 Hudson, Ernest John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5406 Hudson, Robert Challis, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5407 Hughes, Frederick St. John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5408 Hughes-Jones, John Trevor, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5410 Humphreys, Henry Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5411 Hunkin, Rev. Joseph Wellington, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5412 Hunter, CecU Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5413 Huntington, Herbert Francis Searanoks, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
5414 Hurst, Arthur Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5415 Hussey, Arthur Vivian, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
5416 Hutchinson, Thomas Massie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5417 Ince, Eric Henry PhiUp Blundell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5418 IngUs, Alexander Reid, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5419 Ingram, Bruce Stirling, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5420 InsMp, Arthur CecU, 3 June, 1919. (at.) '
5421 Jackson, Swinscho James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5422 Jacob, Rev. John Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6423 Jacobs, Jonathan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5424 Jameson, David Napier, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5425 Jarvis, Charles Francis Craeroft, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5426 Jefferson, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5427 Jenner, Lawrence Wynyard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5428 Jennings, Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5429 Jessop, Bernard, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
6430 Johnson, Frederick WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5431 Johnson, Harry Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5432 Johnston, John, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5433 Johnston, Robert George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5434 Jones, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5435 Jones, Gladys Alicia, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5436 Jones, John, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5437 Jones, John Lloyd Charles, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5438 Jones, John Howard, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5439 Jordan, Harold George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5440 Joscelyne, Frederic Percy, 3 June, 1919. (at )
5441 Keep, Thomas Bettsworth, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5442 Keith, George Theodore Elphtostone, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5443 Keller, Rudolph Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5444 KeUner, PhUip Travice Rubie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5445 KeUy, Arthur Lindsay, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5446 Kendall, Rev. George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5447 Kemp, Edgar Stephen, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5448 Kennedy, Archibald Arrol, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
5449 Kensington, Guy Belfleld, 3 June, '1919. (St.)
5450 Keppel, John Joseph Guiney, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5451 King, Colin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5452 King, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5453 King, Lancelot Noel Friedrick Irvtog, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5454 King, Leonard Algernon Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5455 Khby, WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5456 Kitson Alan Kennedy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5457 Kitson, Walter Frederick Clifford, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5458 Knight, CecU Davenport, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
5459 Knight, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5460 Knight, WUliam Collins, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5461 Knott, George Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5462 Kno.vling, Arthur Ernest George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5463 Knuthsen, Louis Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5464 Knyvett, Rev. Carey Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5465 Kohan, Charles Mendel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5466 Kuhne, Carl Hans, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5467 Lang, James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)

618

5468 Lawrence, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5469 Lawson, Ernest Evelyn Lister, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5470 Leche, John Hurleston, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5471 Lee, Herbert Benjamin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5472 Lee, Lennie Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5473 Lees, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5474 Legg, Cecil Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)-
5475 Legh, Frank Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5476 Leslie, Robert Walter Dickson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5477 Levey, Joseph Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5478 Lewis, James Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5479 Lewis, Thomas Percy, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
5480 Liddle, Dudley Mark Percy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5481 Lindsay, Walker Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5482 Lindsey, Rev. Charles Edward Chaloner, 3 June, 1919.
(31.)
5483 Little, D'Arcy Hunter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5484 Livesey, Everard Frederick Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5485 Livingstone, John Stewart, 3 June, '1919. ^'M.)
5486 Livingstone, Robert Heaton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5487 LleweUin, Charles Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5489 Lloyd, John Daniel Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5490 Lloyd, Llewellyn Hubert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5491 Lock, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5492 Lockhart, Norman Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5493 LocMe, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5494 Logan, Frederick Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5495 Long, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5496 Lord, Henry Hardman, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5497 Lorimer, James Vass, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5498 Loveridge, Cecil Hubert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5499 Lowe, AUce Mary, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5500 Low, James Lawson, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5501 Lowther-Clarke, Mervyn Hanbury, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
5502 Ludlow-Hewltt, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5503 Lumb, Norman Peace Lacy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5505 Lyle, John CUfford Vacy, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5506 Lyon, Kenneth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5507 McArthur, WUUam James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5508 Macauley, Elizabeth Lusk, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5509 MacColl, Henry Hector, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5510 Maconachie, Charles Ogle, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5511 McCracken, Frederic de Cree, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5512 MacDona, Cuthbert Laud, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5513 McDonald, Charles James Lewis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5514 MacDonald, Francis Caven, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5515 McDonald, James Ratcliff, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5516 MacDonald, Duncan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5517 MacDougaU, Frederick George, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5518 McDougall, WUliam Allen, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
5519 McDoweU, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5520 MacEwen, WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5521 MacFie, Ronald Bute, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5522 McGrigor, Alexander Muir, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5523 McHugh, Rev. Daniel John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5524 MacKay, Robert Whyte, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5525 MacKenzie, CoUn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5526 MacKenzie, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5527 McLachlan, James, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5528 MacLeod, Adam Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5529 MacMahon, Gerald Patrick Ruadh, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5530 MacMillan, Rev. John Victor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5531 MacPherson, Ernest Ronald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5532 MacPherson, Malcolm Munro, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5533 MacSwiney, John Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5534 MacVey, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5535 Major, WUUam Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5536 Malyon, Frank Haistone, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5537 Mann, Percival Ramsey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5538 Marr, David Murdock, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5539 Marriott, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5540 Marriott, Samuel Warburton, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5541 Marriott-Dodtogton, Roger, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5542 Marsden, John Henry Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5543 Marsh, Octavius-de-Burgh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5544 MarshaU, Geoffrey, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5545 MarshaU, Hugh John Cole, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5546 MarshaU, Isa Carswell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5547 Martin, Charles James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5548 Martin, Gerald Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5549 Martyn, Anthony Wood, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5550 Martyn, Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5551 MascaU, Maurice Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5553 Mason, Robert Wyttie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5554 Massie, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6555 Masterson, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5556 Matcham, WUliam Eyre, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5557 Matchett, Harry Gerald Keith, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5558 Mathers, David, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5559 Matheson, Edmond George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5560 Mathew, Felton Arthur Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5561 Matthews, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5562 Mattocks, Richard Mawson, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5563 Maude, Charles Raymond, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5564 Maude, Christian George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5565 Maude, Ronald Edmund, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5566 Maund, Ernest Ricardo, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5567 MaunseU, Octavius Studdert, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5568 Mawson, WUUam Willmott, 3 June, 1919. (st.)

OFFICERS.

6569 May, Noel Bankart 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5570 Maycock, Arthur Hubert, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5671 Meagher, Denis John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5572 Meagher, Henry Louis, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5573 Measham, Richard John Rupert, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5574 Medcalfe, John Clarence, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6575 MeUor, John Seymour, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6576 Meredith, Henry Chase, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5577 Metford, Francis KUligrew Seymour, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5578 Metivier, Harry Vincent Mercer, 8 June, 1919. (st.)
5579 Meynell, Everard Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5580 MeyneU, Robert Alexander Lindley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5581 MUdred, Spencer, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5582 MUler, James Cousins, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5583 MiUigan, Edward Thomas Campbell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5584 MUlward, Harry Dacres, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5585 MitoheU, John Malcolm, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5586 Mold, Leonard Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5587 Moncrieff, Roger Murray, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5588 Monckton-Arundell, Hon. George Vere. 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5589 Money, Kenneth Robertson, 3 June, 1919. (At.)
5590 Monier-Williams, Gordon Wickham, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5591 Montagu, Frederick James Osbaldeston, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
6592 Montagu, St. John Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6593 Montagu, Vivian Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5594 Montague, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5595 Monteith, Hugh Glencairn, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5596 Mood, John Muspratt, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5597 Moon, Jasper, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5598 Moore, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5599 Moore, James York, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6600 Moore, Robert Foster, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
5601 Moran, John WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5602 Morgan, Stanley Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5603 Morgan, Thomas Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5604 Morison, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5605 Morrell, Arthur Claude, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5606 Morris, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5607 Morrison, John Tertius, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5608 Morton, Edwin Ralph Maddison, 3 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
5609 Morwood, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5610 Moss, Kenneth NevUle, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5611 Moxon, Francis Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5612 Mudge, Albert Edward Phayre, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5613 Muir, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5614 Mundy, Robert Godfrey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5615 Munn, Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5616 Murdoch, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5617 Murphy, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5618 Murray, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5619 Myles, Walter Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5620 Napier, Charles James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5621 Neate, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5622 Neate, Frederick Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5623 Needham, Alfred Owen, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5624 Needham, James Easthope, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5625 NeU, George London, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5626 NeweU, Leopold Monk, S June, 1919. (at.)
5627 Newman, Frederick Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5628 Newman, Richard Ernest Upton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5629 Newman, Vincent Chester, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5630 Newsome, Charles Todd, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5631 Nicholas, Edward HaU, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
5632 NichoUs, James Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5633 Nicholson, Henry Sooble, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5634 Nicol, Rev. George Erskine, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5635 Nicol, Randall James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5636 Nicoll, Frederick Alan Benson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5637 NobleLBertram Wilfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5638 Noel, Hon. Charles Hubert Francis, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5639 Norman, Edward Hubert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5640 Northcott, Harold James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5641 Norwood, Charles John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6642 Oates, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5643 O'Donnell, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5644 O'Grady, Robert Louis, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5646 O'Hara, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5646 O'KeUy, John WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6647 Oldham, Rev. Gordon MUes Staveley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5648 Oliver, Edward Victor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6649 Oliver, Matthew WilUam BaiUie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5650 OUey, Arthur Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5651 OUivant, Rupert Charies, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5652 O'Riordan, Henry Michael, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5653 Ormiston, Thomas Maclay, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5654 Osborne, John WiUiams, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5655 Osier, James Bell, 4 June, 1919. (at.)
6656 Owen, Bertram Maurice, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5657 Palin, Randle Harry, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5658 Palmer, Alexander Croyden, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5659 Palmer, Herbert James Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5660 Pam, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5661 Pam, Edgar, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5662 Parker, Beltran William. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5663 Parker, Frances Mary, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5664 Parker, Rev. Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5665 Parker, Sidney James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5666 Parkin, Herbert Denis, 8 June, 1919. (Bf.)

5667 Paterson, Matthew Wallace, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5668 Pawle, Hanbury, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5669 Peaohey, WUliam EUis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5670 Peake, Edward Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5671 Pearce, Edward Oscar, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5672 Pearson, Basil Lancelot, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6673 Peattie, Donald Munroe, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5674 Pearsall, Sidney James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5675 Pellereau, John Cyril Etienne, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5676 Penrose, Edward Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5677 Perkins, WilUam Hughes, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5678 Perry, Henry Marrian Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5679 Peterson, Guy Lansbury, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5680 Peyton, WUliam de Malet, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5681 Philpot^Albert John, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5682 Pierce, WUliam Robertus, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5683 Pillow, Frederick WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5684 Pinniger, Albert Edward, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5685 Platts, Matthew George, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5686 Plucknett, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5687 Plunkett, James Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5688 Poole, Francis Garden, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5689 Pooles, Mark, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5690 Pope, Andrew Noble, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5691 Poyser, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5692 Prescott-Roberts, Prescott Anson, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5693 Price, Charles Weaver, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5694 Pridden, Edith Mary, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5695 Procter, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5696 Pryce-Jones, Albert Westlake, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5697 Pullar, George Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5698 PuUar, John Lindsay, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5699 Pym, Charles Evelyn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5700 Rainsford, George, 8 June, 1919. (at.)
5701 Ramage, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5702 Ramsay, Ronald Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5703 Raper, Ernest Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5704 Raymond, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5705 Raymond, Hugh Phillips, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5706 Reckitt, Charles Edward Hay, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5707 Redfern, Arthur Edward, 3 June, 1819. (at.)
5708 Rees, Blethyn Treherne, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5709 Rees, WUliam Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5710 Rees-Mogg, Graham Beauchamp Coxeter, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
5711 Renton, WUliam Clifford, S June, 1919. (at.)
5712 Rich, Theodore, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5713 Richards, Malcolm John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5714 Richardson, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6715 Richmond, John Duncan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5716 Ridley, Hon. Jasper Nicholas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5717 Rigden, WUliam Percy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5718 Ritchie, Michael Balfour Hutchison, 3 June, 1919.
(¥.)
5719 Ritchie, Robert Linton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5720 Roberts, James Ernest Helme, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5721 Robertson, AUred Leopold, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5723 Robertson, Frederick WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (st)
5724 Robertson, Robert Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5725 Robinson, Augustus Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5726 Robson, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5727 Rockett, Herbert Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5728 Roderick, Henry Buckley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5729 Rogers, Henry Waters Lyttleton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5730 Rotttoson, Harry Duggan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5731 Romer, Charles Robert Ritchie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5732 Romer, Robert Wolfgang. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5733 Ronan, Walter Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5734 Rook, WUliam Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5735 Roseveare, Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5736 Ross, Angus, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5737 Ross, Charies Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5738 Rowell, WUUam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5739 Ruck-Keene, Harry Lancelot, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5740 RusseU, Ernest Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5741 RusseU, William Sydney Kemp, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5742 Rutherford, Percival Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5743 Ruttledge, Thomas Geoffrey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5744 Ruxton, Robert Minturn Clarges, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5745 Ryan, Pierce Neimeyer, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5746 Ryan, Rev. WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5747 Sampson, Herbert Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5748 Sandars, Edmund Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5749 Sandon, James Francis, 8 June, 1919. (at.)
5750 Sanguinetti, WUliam Roger, 3 June, 1919.. (st.)
5751 Sarchet, Rev. William Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5752 Satchwell, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5753 Satow, Graham Francis Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5755 Scawin, Harold WilUs, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5756 Scholtz, EUis Keith, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5757 Schonland, BasU Ferdinand Jamieson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5758 Scorgie, Norman Gibb, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5759 Scott, David Jobson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5760 Scott, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5761 Scott, James Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5762 Scott, John Creagh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5763 Scruby, Frank Sutherland, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5764 Seale, Edward WUmot, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5765 Sealy, Philip Temple, 3 June, 1919. (si.)

619

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

5766 Selby, Edward James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5767 Sells, Martin Perronet, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5768 Selous, WiUiam Boyd, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5769 Shackleton, Alfred George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5770 Shackleton, Herbert Park, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5771 Sharpe, Gerald Whittaker, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5772 Sharpies, Frank Deeks, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5773 Shaw, Arthur Godfrey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5774 Shaw, Thomas Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5775 Sheppard, Helen Mildred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5776 Shilton, Frederick Walton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5777 Shipp, Frederick Edgar, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5778 Sidebottom, John Kercheval, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5779 Simpson, Edward Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5780 Simpson, George Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5781 Simpson, Selwyn George, 3 June, 1919, (Bt.)
5782 Simson, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5783 Sissons, Henry Arnott, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5784 Smith, Augustus William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5785 Smith, Daniel Rowland, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5786 Smith, Felix Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5787 Smith, George William, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5788 Smith, Isaac Claude Victor, 3 June, 1919. (BI.
5789 Smith, Samuel Boylan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5790 Smith, Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5791 Smvthe, Patrick Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5792 Sorley, Gerald Merson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5793 Spafford, Percy Lionel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5794 Speke, Herbert Benjamin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5795 Spoor, Sidney George, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5796 Spyer, George, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5798 Stack, Rev. James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5799 Stallard, Robert Humphry, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5800 Stallard, Sydney, 3 June. 1919. (St.)
5801 Stanhope, Colin Lundto, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5802 Stanley. Ernest Raymond, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5803 Stannard, Frank Charles, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5804 Statham, Reginald Samuel Sherrard, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5805 Steel, Gabriel, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5806 Stephen, Guy Neville, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5807 Stevens, Edward James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5808 Stevenson, Bertrand James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5809 Stevenson, George Henderson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5810 Stewart. Aubrey George Battersby, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5811 Stewart, Donald Maclver, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5812 Stewart, WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5813 Stickings, Ralph WiUiam Ewart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5814 Stirling, Patrick Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5815 Stirling, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5816 Stobie, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5817 Stockwell, Hugh Charles, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5818 Stokes, Adrian, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5819 Stokes, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5820 Storr, Francis Holland, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5821 Stow, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5822 Streatfield, GranviUe Edward Stewart, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
5823 Stuckey, Edward Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5824 Surtees, Robert Lambton, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5825 Swayne, Richard Woodward, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5826 Sweetman, Michael James, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5827 Sykes, Stanley WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5828 Symes, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5829 Tagg, George John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5830 Targett, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5831 Tayleur, William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5832 Taylor, Alfred Jessie, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
5833 Taylor, Douglas Compton, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5834 Taylor, Douglas Percy, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
5835 Taylor, Edgar Charles, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5836 Taylor, Eric Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5837 Taylor, Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5838 Taylor, Rev. Harold Milman Strickland, 3 June, 1919.
(SI.)
5839 Taylor, Hugh Lamport, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5840 Teasdale, George Arthur James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5841 Teeling, Bartholomew Louis Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5842 Tennant, Ernest William Dahymple, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5843 Teman, Henry Augustus Breffney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5844 Terry, Cyril Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5845 Thackwell, Noel Edmund Osbert, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5846 Thomas, Bernard Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5847 Thomas, Percy Edward, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
6848 Thomas, Rev. Richard Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5849 Thomas, Robert John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5850 Thomson Arthur Landsborough, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5851 Thompson, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5852 Thompson, James Osboume, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5853 Thompson, Walter Wright, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5854 Thorns, Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5855 Thornton, Basil Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5856 Thorp, John Claud, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5857 Thorpe, John Henry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5858 Tizard, Claude, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5859 Todd, Arthur Theodore, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5860 Todd, Sam, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5861 Tosswill, Leonard Robert, 3 June, 1919. (it.)

5862 Townsend, Philip Henry, 3 June, 1919
6863 Tredennick, James Paumier, 3 June. 1!

(si.)

James Paumier, 3 June, 1919. (si.)

620

5864 Tripp, Horace Edgar Howard, 3 June, 1919. (bt.)
5865 Truscott, Roy Francis, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5866 Tucker, Frederick Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5867 Tudor, Gerald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5868 Tully, Claude Lewis Devenish, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5869 Turner, Francis Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5870 Tylor, George Cunningham, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5871 Tyrwhitt, Rev. Canon Hon. Leonard Francis, 3 June,
1919. (BI.) , t
6872 Underbill, Owen, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5873 Unsworth, Richard Lewis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5874 Upton, Thomas Haynes, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5875 Urwick, Lyndall Fownes, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5876 Valon, Albert Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6877 Vaughan, Arthur Owen, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5878 Veal, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5879 Vellacott, Philip Northcote, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5880 Venn, Hugh Whatley Stevens, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5881 Vercoe, Edmund, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5882 Viccars, John Ellis, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5883 Vickress, WUliam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5884 Vigers, Thomas Whitehaire, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5885 Vincent, Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5886 Waddy, Arthur Cyril, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5887 Wain, Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5888 Wainwright, Edwin Moha, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5889 Walker, Edward McAUen, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5890 Walker, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5891 Walker, John Douglas Glen, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5892 WaUace, Forbes Thompson, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5893 Waller, Edgar Hardress, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5894 WaUinger, WilUam Arnold, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5895 Wanklyn-James, Charles Wilmot, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5896 Warren, David Bruce, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5897 Warren, Philip Ridsdale, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5898 Warren, William Robert Vaughton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5899 Waters, Walter James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5900 Watney, Ernest Alfred WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5901 Watson, Forrester Colvin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5902 Watson, WiUiam Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5903 Wattleworth, James Percy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5904 Watts, Lowther, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5905 Webster, Frank Courts, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5906 Webster, Noel Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5907 Wedd, Aubrey Pattisson Wallman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5908 Weh, Robert Yaxley, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5909 Wells, Arthur George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5910 Wells, Charles Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5911 Wesley, Frank WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5912 Westmacott, Reginald Granville, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5913 Westmacott, Thomas Horatio, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5914 Wheatley, Henry Harold, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5915 Whiffen, Stanley White, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5916 Whigham, Walter Kennedy, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
5917 White, Charles Francis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5918 White, Edwin E, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5919 White, George GUmour, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5920 White, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5921 White, Maurice FitzGibbon Grove, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5922 Whiting, Maurice Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5923 Whitla, Valentine George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5924 Wickersham, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5925 Wicks, Henry WilUam Cairns, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5926 Widderson, Andrew James, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5927 Wilkins, Raymond, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5928 WUkinson, Kenneth Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6929 Wilkinson, Noel Read EUershaw, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5930 Wilks, Frank Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5931 Williams, Albert Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6932 Williams, Alfred Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5933 Williams, Archard Trevor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5934 WUliams, Frank Harrv, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5935 Williams, Henry Claude, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5936 Williams-Freeman, Arthur Peere, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5937 Wilson, Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5938 Wilson, Arthur Ernes'-, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5939 WUson, George Gatherer, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5940 Wilson, John Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5941 WUson, John Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5942 Wilson, Rev. Piers Holt, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5943 Winch, Stanley Brooke, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5944 Windeatt, George Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5945 Winder, Francis Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5946 Winfleld, Frederick Butwell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5947 Wolff, Henry Philip, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5948 Wolridge-Gordon, Walter Gordon. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5949 Wood, George Jervis, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5950 Wood, James Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5951 Wood, John Edward, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5952 Wood, John Lawrence, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5953 Wood, Minnie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5954 Wood, WUliam Lvon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5955 Woodger, John Surry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5956 Woodward, Vivian John, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5957 Woolf, Edward Saville, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5958 Wooll, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5g5g WooUcombe, Rev. Edward Percival, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6960 WooUey Ivor WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5961 Woohych, Stanley Herbert Cunliffe, 3 June, 1919. ( at.)

OFFICERS.

5962 Worlledge, John Penry Garnons, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5963 Wright, Arthur John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5964 Wright, John Henry, S June, 1919. (at.)
5965 Wright, Charles Seymour, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5966 Wright, Ernest Trevor Langebear, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5967 Wyatt, Travers Carey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5968 Yates, Arthur St. John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6969 Yates, John Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6970 Yellowlees, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6971 Yelverton, Rev. Erik Esskildsen, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5972 Yorke, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6973 Young, Rev. Stanislaus Dominic, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5974 Acheson, Thomas Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6975 Alexander, Kay, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5976 Allen, Jesse, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6977 Armour, John Douglas, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
5978 BaU, John Clements, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6979 Bennett, Allan Edward Kingston, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6980 Bissett, James, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
5981 Bovey, Wilfred, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6982 Burke, Edmund Albert, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5983 Carey, Leslie Clement, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5984 Carroll, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5985 Church, Eric James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5986 Cline, John George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5987 ColvUle, CyrU Prichard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6988 Cooper, Henry Sloane, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5989 Delaute, Frederic Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6990 Duhault, Joseph Rene Jacques, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5991 Earchman, Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6992 Ellis, Arthur WUUam Mickle. 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5993 Eriebach, CyrU Woodland, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6994 Findlay, WiUiam Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne, 3 June,
1919. (Bf.)
5995 Findley, Harold Bruce, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5996 Finney, Wilfred Josiah, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6997 Foster, Albert Percy. 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5998 Gault, Andrew Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6999 Geary, George Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6000 George, FitzRoy, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6001 Gibsone, WilUam Waring Primrose, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6002 Gordon, Edward Montgomery, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6003 Graham, Vivien Horace, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6004 Hale. Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6005 Hardy, Hermann Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6006 Harty, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6007 Herbert, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6008 Herd, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6009 Irwin, Basil Herbert John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6010 Jack, John Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6011 Jennings, George Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6012 Johnston, Benjamin James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6013 Jones, Arthur Llewelyn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6014 Jones, Lome Fauntleroy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6015 Kemmis Betty, Hubert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6016 Lacroix, Lucien, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6017 Landon, Arthur Henry Whittington, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6018 Larkin, Gerald Ross, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6019 Macaulay, Archibald Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6020 MoGreer, Rev. Arthur Huffman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6021 McGugan, Donald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6022 MacKay, Donald Morrison, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6023 McKinery, John WiUiam Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6024 MacMnnon, Cecil Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6025 McMurray, WUliam HamUton, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6026 McNeil, James Howard, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6027 Main, WiUiam Wright, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
6028 Marshall, Harry A, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6029 MarshaU, James Frederick Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6030 Martin, Herbert Walter, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6031 Mason, Douglas Herbert CampbeU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6032 Mathews, Robert Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6033 Mermagen, Ernest WaUace, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6034 Morton, Arthur WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6035 O'Gorman, Rev. John Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6036 O'SulUvan, Richard Benjamin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6037 Parmelee, James Grannis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6038 PattuUo, James Burleigh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6039 Pearson, Gilbert Livermore, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6040 Philpot, David, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6041 Preston, Marvin James, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6042 Ramsay, Kenneth AUan, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6043 Reason, CUfford Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6044 Reed-Lewis, WilUam John Duane, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6045 Richardson, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6046 Richardson, WilUam Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6047 Roaf, James Richardson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6048 Robertson, Russell Butler, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6049 Shatford, Rev. Allan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6050 Smith, Richard Stephenson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6051 Sowden, Felix Musgrave, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6052 Spink, Bertram John WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6053 Spry, Daniel WilUam Bigelows, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6054 Stewart, John Douglas Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6055 Stewart, Peter Donald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6056 StiU, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.) , ,
6057 Streight, Samuel James, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6058 Sugden, John Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
6059 Tamblyn, David Soley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

6060 Taylor, WUUam John, 3 June, 1019. (at.)
6061 Towttl, WUliam Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (sf.)
6062 Wade, Thomas KingsmUl, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6063 Waldron, William, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6064 Ward, John Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6065 Worthington, William Wilfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.
6006 Young, Fred Armstrong, 3 June. 1919. (Bt.)
6067 Bath, Charles Hubert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6068 Bell, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6069 Blanshard, Brnest Gladstone, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6070 BusheU, Edward Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6071 Chapman, James Austin, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6072 Dike, Edward Henry, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6073 Farrar, John William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6074 Fiaschi, Pier3, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6075 Fry, Walter Arnold Le Roy, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6076 Greenlees, Alexander McPhee, 3 June. 1919. (BI.)
6077 Hardie, John Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (li.)
6078 Harrison, Charles Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6079 Harrison, Henry Coromandel Watsford, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6080 Jack, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6081 James, Edward Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
6082 Kerr, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6083 Lawton, Frederick Donald Herbert Blois, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
6084 Macindoe, Robert Hall Forman, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6085 Manning, Charles Henry Ernest, a June, 1919. (BI.)
6086 MeUor, Thomas Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6087 Morrell, Roy, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
6088 Moulden, Arnold Meredith, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6089 Nugent. Hector Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6090 Peters, Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6091 Playfah, Thomas Alfred Jack, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6092 Plant, Eric Clive Pegus, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6093 Simonson, Paul WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6094 Stacy, Valentine Osborne, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6095 Stevenson, Walter Ormond, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6096 Taplta, Colin Quintrell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6097 Tinkler, Frederick Usher John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6098 Townsend, Harry Orton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6099 Trousselot, Henry Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6100 WUson, Herbert Ward, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6101 Wynyard-Joss, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6102 Edgar, Peter Maxwell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6103 Gossage, Charles Ingram, 3 June, 1919. fat.)
6104 Hutchinson, George Rowland, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6105 McCurdy, David, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6106 Muir, AUan Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6107 Reid, Harold Avery, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6108 Vickerman, Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6109 Bowles, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6110 Cameron, CecU Stevenson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6111 Collins, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6112 Emmett, Joseph James Cheere, 3 June, 1919. (al.)
6113 Fawcus, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6114 Geddes, WUliam Louis, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6116 Jacobsz, Jan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6117 Lennox, Rev. John C. F, 3 Juno, 1919. (Bt.)
6118 Marshall, Henry Edmund, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6119 Ross, Findlay McKay, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6120 Sproule, Harper, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6121 Usmar, George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6122 McNeill, Hector, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6123 Thomson, WUliam Grant, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6124 Adams, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6125 Aitkin, James Alexander Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6126 Alexander, James Ulick Francis Canntog, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
6127 Allen, Charles Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6128 Andrew, Richard Hynman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6129 Armbruster, Charles Hubert, 3 June 1919. (St.)
6130 Armitage, PhUip MeUand, 3 June, 1919. (Sf.)
6131 Ash, Harold Garton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6132 Bacon, Charles Raymond Kenrick, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6133 Bally, Edward Downes, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6134 Barker, Frederic AUan, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6135 Barker, Charles Atostte, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6136 Bartlett, Horace John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6137 Bashford, Radcliffe James Lindsay, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6138 Bates, Mark, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6139 Beaumont, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
6140 Bentwich, Norman de Mattos, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6141 Biggs, John James Egerton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6142 Blenkame, Harold Morgan, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6143 Bradley, James Lennox, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6144 BramaU, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6145 Bremner, James Morrison Gardiner, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6146 Bridgwater, Havard Noel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6147 Brougham, James Henry Chamberlain, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6148 Brown, Adam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6149 Brown, William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6150 Buckland, Lionel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6151 Campbell, John Cameron, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6152 Carter, George James, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6153 Cash, Rev. WiUiam WUson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6154 Chesterman, Clement Clapton, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6155 Chetwynd, Arthur Henry Talbot, 3 June, 1919. (li.)
6156 Cholmondeley, Lord George Hugo, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6157 Clarke, James Bryce, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

621

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

6158 Cobden, George Gough, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6159 Coles, Lawrence Walter, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6160 Craig, Colin McKean, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6161 Crerar, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6162 Cumberbatch, Hugh Carlton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6163 Davidson, Norman GranvUle Walshe, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
6164 Day, Rev. Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6165 Deas, Percy Boscombe, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6166 Delme-Radcliffe, Seymour Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6167 Dickinson, WUliam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6168 Dix, Robert Malam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6169 Dodgson, Arthur Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6170 DufBeld, Edgar WUloughby, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6171 Dun, George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6172 Dunbar, Henry John, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6173 Dunlop, WUUam George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6174 Eastwood, Frederick Norman, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6175 Echlto, Joseph Edward O'Brien, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6177 EUery, CecU Langdon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6178 Evans, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6179 FaU, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6180 Ferguson, Alexander Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6181 Fisher, Walter Harington, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6182 Flood, Charles Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6183 Forbes, Hon. Bertram Aloysius, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6184 Foster, Charles La Trobe, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6185 Fox, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6186 GUI, Ernest WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. -(BI.)
6187 Goodeve, Thomas Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6188 Gordon, Annesley De Rtazy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6189 Gotto, Robert Porter Corry, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
6190 Graham, WiUiam Thomson, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6191 Grant, Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6192 Gubbtos, Stamer, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6193 Gunnell, Dudley, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6194 HaUiweU, William Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6195 Handley, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6196 Hassall, Owen, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6197 Haultain, WUliam Francis Theodore, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6198 Hayley, Sidney Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6199 Heron, George Wykeham, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6201 Higgs, Henry Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6202 Hinde, Alfred Buckley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6203 Hobart, Percy Cleghom Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6204 Hodgson, WiUiam Ewart, 3 June. 1919. (St.)
6205 Holgate, Maurice James, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6206 Holmes, Maurice Gerald, 3 June 1919. (at.)
6207 Horn, D'Arcy, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6208 Home, Rev. Ed*in de Jersey, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6209 Horn, Percy Sutherland, 3 June, 1919. (at.,
6210 HoweU, Herbert Gwynne, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6211 Hutchinson, James Lawrie McKie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6212 Iuglis, Alexander Franois, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
6213 Isaac, Thomas Austin, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6214 Jackson, George Erskine, 3 June, 1919. (at )
6215 Jaggard, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6216 Jardine, WiUiam Christopher, 3 June, 1919. (ai.
6217 Jones, Seymour Whitworth, 3 June, 1919. (at )
6218 Kerr, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6219 Kerr, Norman Munroe, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6220 Lash, Ivor Richard de Warraine, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6221 Leach, Richard Ernest Howell, 3 June, 1919 (at )
6222 Leask, James Bruce, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6223 Leggat, George Leggat, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6224 Leman, Harry Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6225 L'Estrange, Henry Roland, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6226 Linklater, George James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6227 Long, WiUiam Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6228 Lord, Percy Calvert, 3 June, 1919. (Bt )
6229 Lornie, Peter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6230 Lowe, Stanley Philip, 3 June, 1919. (ar )
6231 McCosh, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at )
6232 MacDonald, Ronald, 3 June, 1919. (Sf.)
6233 McGowan, James Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at )
6234 MacGregor, Alexander Stewart Murray, 3 June, 1919 (ar )
6235 Mclntyre, Peter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6236 MacQueen, Robert Haldane, 3 June, 1919. (at )
6237 McRitchie, Charles Bell, 3 June, 1919. (st )
6238 Malhotra, Rom Charndr, 3 June, 1919. (st )
6239 Mann, Harry Ainsley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6240 MarshaU, Colin Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6241 Mason, Frederic Eugene, 3 June, 1919. (ai )
6243 Mathieson, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6244 Medley, Edward Arnold, 3 June, 1919 (at )
6245 Middleton, Edward Meredyth, 3 June, 1919 (at )
6246 Middleton, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (ai )
6247 Millar, Rev. Peter Carmichael, 3 June, 1919 at i
6248 MUls, Eric, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6249 Milne, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6250 MUward, Robert Spencer, 3 June, 1919 (ai )
6251 Mhlees, Arthur John, 3 June, 1919. (at )
6252 Moore, Alfred WilUam, 3 June, 1919 (at )
6253 Morland, Algernon, 3 June, 1919. (st )
6254 Morrell, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6255 Morten, Raymond Laroche Alexander Burdett, 3 June,
' ¦' • ,' . (M.)
6256 Musker, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at )
6257 Nathan. Arthur Frederic. 3 .Tnn» ion

257 Nathan, Arthur Frederic, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

622

6258 Needham. Joseph George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6259 NeUson, George Clement, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6260 NichoUs, Gregory Basil TregUsson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6262 Oppenheim, Robert WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6263 Owen, Roger Carmichael Robert, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6264 Packer, Rev. George Francis, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6265 Parisotti, Rev. Albert, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6266 Parker, Arthur Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6267 Pemberton, Edward Gerald, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6268 Percy-Smith, Douglas CyrU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6269 PhUlips, Rees, 3 June, 1919. (at.) '
6270 Pole, WeUesley Tudor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6271 Pooler, John Read, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6272 Porter, James Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6273 Postlethwaite, Francis John Marshall, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6274 Rabaghati, Dancan Silvestro. 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6275 Rae, James Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6276 Rankin, Frederick Powlett, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6277 Raven-Hart, James MUlevUle, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6278 Raymond, Eben Lindsay, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6279 Rayner, Arthur Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6280 Rickett, Gerald RusseU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6281 Ridley, Geoffrey WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6282 Ritchie, WUliam Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6283 Robertson, Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6284 Robertson, John WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6285 Ross, WUUam John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6286 Rothschild, Sydney Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6287 Sanderson, Francis Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6288 Sandes, Charles WUliam Wallace, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6289 Scott, Percy Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6290 Scrimgeour, Frederic John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6291 Seccombe, John WUUam Smyth, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6292 Sewell, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6293 Sharp, Wilfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6294 Simson, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6295 Spinks, Charlton Watson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6296 Stafford, Percy Beaumont, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6297 Starkey, Henry Samuel Crichton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6298 Stephenson, Basil, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6299 Stewart, George Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6301 Smith, Walter WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6302 Stiatheam, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6303 Strong, Robert Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6301 Tegg, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6305 Thomson, James Robert Karrow, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6306 Thorp, Eustace, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6307 TUleray. WiUiam Arthur James, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6308 Tomkinson, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6310 Urwin, John Johnson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6311 Vacy-Ash, WilUam MaxweU, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6313 Verschovle, Henry Prittie Cosby, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6314 Vessey, Gordon Harry Bowker, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6315 Vincent, William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6316 Wakeham, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6317 Walshe, Francis Martin Rouse, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
631-! Ware, Sampson Weston Percy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6319 Way, Francis Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6321 Westropp, Richard Gibbtogs, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6322 White, Maurice Forbes, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6323 Wightman, Henry Christopher, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6324 WilUams, Harold BaskervUle, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6325 WUIson, Herbert Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6326 Wood, Rev. Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6327 Wood, John WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6328 Woodward, Frederick WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6329 Young, Ernest WiUiam Gttmore, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6330 Linton, Adam Pearce, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6331 White, BasU Cherrtogton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6332 Bisdee, John Hutton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6333 Davidson, Arthur Madgwick, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6334 Dickinson, Francis Sidney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6335 Henry, James Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6336 Kirkwood, WUUam Love, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6337 Saw, Athelstan John Henton, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6338 Summons, Walter Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6339 Hercus, Charles Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6340 Abdel KhaUk Eff Talaat (Bimbashi), 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6341 Adam, Ronald Forbes, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6342 Argles, Guy Arthur Eustace, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6343 Baily, CUfford AUan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6344 Belchem, Owen King, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6345 Berlandina, Herbert HUlel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6346 Bowen, John Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6347 Boyd, Clive Kingsley, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6348 Bramhall, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6349 Brown, Montagu Wilhelm, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6350 Browning, Langley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6351 Buckley, Peter Burton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6352 Butler, Rev. Richard Urban, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6353 CarroU, Patrick Alphonsus, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
63ol Chichester, Hon. Arthur Claud Spencer, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6355 Chute, Rev. Anthony William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6356 Coplans, Myer, 3 June, 1919. <M.)
6357 Curling, Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6358 Davids, Maurice, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6359 Day, Robert WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6360 de Soissons, Louis Emmanuel Jean Guy de Savoie
Carignan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

OFFICERS.

6361 Dixon, Frederick Frank, 3 June, 1919. (11.)
6362 Dyas, Richard Seymour Vivian, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6363 Evans, WilUam Martin, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
6364 Farquhar, FitzRoy, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
6365 Ferguson, Wallace, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6366 Forrest, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6367 Foster, Francis Kenelm, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6368 Fulford, Henry Edward, 8 June, 1919. (at.)
6369 Gardner, George Herbert, 8 June, 1919. (at.)
6370 Gates, Edward Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6371 Gibbon, Thomas Hohoyd, 8 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6872 Gibson, Alan Keith, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6373 GUI, John Galbraith, 3 Juno, 1919. (at.)
6374 Goldsmid, CyrU Julian, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
6375 Grindley, Hugh Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6376 Grinsell, George Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
6377 Gwatkin, Archibald James, 3 June, 1919. (ii.)
6378 Hayter, Gordon WUUs, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6379 Hewitt, Alfred Scott, 8 June, 1919. (at.)
6380 HUHard, James Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6381 Hopkinson, MUes Staveley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6382 Horton, Sydney Charles, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6383 Hughes, Rev. Randolph 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6384 Hunter, George Noel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6385 Irving, John Duckworth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6386 Ivory, Harold Frank, 8 June, 1919. (St.)
6387 Jardine, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6388 Jeff, Robert Hunter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6389 Keenan, Augustine Henry, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6390 Kenworthy, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6391 Leese, Neville, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6392 Legh, Hon. Piers Walter, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6393 Le Mesurier, Algernon George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6394 Llpsett, Lewis Richard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6395 Lowe, Sydney Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6396 Lucas, Reginald Hutchinson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6397 McCliment, Rev. Robert James, 3 Juue, 1919. (bi.)
6398 McMurtrie, BasU Flexman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6399 Matthews, WUUam John Richardson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6400 MitcheU, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6401 Morris, Edwin Logie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6402 Murphy, Rev. Thomas Carlyle, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6404 NichoU, Charles Carlyon, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6405 Parker, Reginald Frank, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6406 Parkes, WiUiam Ashley, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6407 PhilUps, Charles Kendall, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6408 Plews, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6409 Potter, Benjamin Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6410 Ramsden, Eugene, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6411 Rean WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6412 RoUeston, Arthur George, 3 June, 1919. (ar.)
6413 Sarjeant, Leonard James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6414 Sclater, Frank Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6415 Shaddick, Rev. Henry George Hastings, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6416 Sharp, George Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6417 Shoetensack, Bdgar Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6418 Smyth, Humphrey EtwaU, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6419 Southee, Ethelbert Ambrook, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6420 Spurrier, George Stretton, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6421 Stearns,. CyrU Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6422 Tapp, Arthur Gerard Rhodes Sentance, 3 June, 1919. ( Bf.)
6423 Thomas. Trevor Meredyth Chitty, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6424 TiUard, John Arthur Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6425 WackriU, Walter Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6426 WilUams, John CUve, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6427 WUson, Arnot Milne, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6428 WUson, Hubert Malcolm, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6429 Yerburgh, Riohard Guy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6430 Anderson, Albert Roland, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6431 Armour, George Denhoim, 3 June, 1919. (B.)
6432 Arnot, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6433 Ashton, CecU Charles Gough, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6434 Barritt, Weslej , 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6435 Barstow, Thomas Clement Erskine, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6436 Barton, Bertram Claude, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6437 BeaU, Frank WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6438 Bingham, WUUam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6439 Breadmore, Reginald George, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6440 Brereton, Rev. Eric Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6441 Brierley, Norman Howarth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6442 Brock, WUliam, 3 JuDe, 1919. (Bt.)
6443 Brown, Albert James Studd, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6444 Burn, Reginald WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6445 Butterworth, Arthur Bernard, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
6446 Burt-Marshall, David Bannerman, 3 June, 1919. (sf.)
6447 Cameron, Donald Cunniughame, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6448 Campbell, Malcolm Hay Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6449 Campbell, John MacKnight, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6450 Cane, Arthur SkedUng, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6451 Cardwell, Charles Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6452 Carleton, Hon. Dudley Massey Piggott, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6453 Castle, Leonard James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6454 Chambers, Rev. Frank Hanson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6455 Collas, Francis Jervoise, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6456 CraUsham, Harry Rollo, 3 June, 1919. (at.) ,
6457 Cumberland, Thomas DaUy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6458 Cuthbertson, John Ernest Moncrieff, 3 June, 1919
6459 Dalyell, Elsie Jean, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6460 Darby, Alexander White, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

(ai.)

64616462646364646465 6466
6467 64086469647064716472 6473
64746475647664776478 647964806481
64826483
6484 64856486 6487648864896490
64916492 6493
6494649564966497
64986499650065016502 6503
6504 6505
6506 65076508 6509
651065116512 651365146515651665176518651965206521652265236524
6525652665276528652965306531653265336534
653565366537 6538
65396540
65416542 6543
654465456546
6547654865496550655165526553655465556556
6557

Davies, Rev. David, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Douglas, Archibald Sholto George, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
Edwards, Harry MelviUe, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Ellis, Hector Charles, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
England, PhiUp Remington, 3 June, 1919. (K.)
Fahbank, Harold Arthur Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Ferguson, Rev. Fergus, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Ferry, Cuthbert Edmund Caulfleld, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Fish, Phillip Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Fox, James Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Giffard, Walter Longueville, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Godwin, George, 3 June, 1919. (H.)
GoodwtojGeorge, 3 June, 1919. (li.)
Gosling, WiUiam Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Gough, Arthur Trevor, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Hearne, Francis George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hele, Thomas Shirley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Henderson, John GUbert, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Heurtley, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Holme, Alfred Siegfried, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Holland, Thomas George, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
Hopkin, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Horn, William Herbert Gascuine, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Horlick, James Nockells, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Jackson, Robert Hugh Holmes, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
James, Herbert Ellison Rhodes, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Jameson, Aaron, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Jamieson, Alexander Harvey Morro, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Jarvis, Thomas Stanley Wiles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Jones, John Arnold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Kidd, Alexander Edward, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Kirkness, Lewis Hawker, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Knight, Alfred John Hammond, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Langley, Albert Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
Leatham, Nigel Clere, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Leppe"r, Elizabeth Herdman, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Lightfoot, Leslie Jabez, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Lucas, Charles Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Lucie-Smith, John Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Luck, Sidney Ivor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Lyle, Arthur Nevin, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Lyndon, Rev. Charles Henry Pieston, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
MacDonnell, Alister Maxwell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
MacGregor, James St. Cuthbert, 3 June, 1919. at.)
MacNab, Ronald Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
MacQueen, Loudon Hope, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
Marlow, Arthur Lambert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Matheson, Ian McLeod Angus, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
Michie, Henry Maurice, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Milne, Rev. John Lloyd, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Morris, George Philip, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Morrison, John Norman, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
Murley, Rev. James Reginald de Courcy O'Grady, 3 June,
1919. (at.)
Nash, Ryder Percival, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Nasmith, George William, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
Neill, Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Newey, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
O'Brien, Rev. Thomas Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Pauncefort-Munday, Henry Clement, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
Peatt, Ernest Snowden WaUace, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Penhale, Richard Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Pritchard, Richard Graham, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Ramsbottom, John 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Richardson, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
Robinson, CyrU Ellert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Ronald, Reginald Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Rooke, John Wentworth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Roscoe, Harry, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
Rule, John AUan, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
Saunders, John Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Sellers, Rev. Harold Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Smythe, Harry Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
South, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Spurway, John Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Stericker, Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Stokes, Claude Bayfield, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Stokes, LesUe Eric Sheldon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Stott, James Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Stourton, Herbert Marmaduke Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
Taylor, Basil WUford, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Temperley, Clive Errington, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Thompson, John Pickering, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Thompson, Maurice Scott, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Thorogood, Percival Walter, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
Thrale, Peter Ralph Alwen, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
Tidswell, Edmund Samuel Waite, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
TUlyard, Eustace MandevUle Witenhall, 3 June. 1919.
(st.)
Travers, WUfred Irwin, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Tudor, Claude Lechmere St. John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Tweedie, Frank Forbes, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Vick, Reginald Martin, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Wallis, Henry CUfford, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Warnock, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Warren-Lambert, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
Watts, Roger John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
White, Charies Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
WUson, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

623

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

6558 WUtshire, Harold Waterlow, 3 June, 1919. (at.
6559 Woods, Lionel Dudley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6560 Wort, Walter Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6561 Wright, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6562 Young, Frederick Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6563 Young, WUliam Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)]
6564 Newcombe, Harold Kenzie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6565 Chevens, Herbert Glyn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6566 Alderman, Robert Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6567 Ames, William Rex, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6568 Auchinleck, Claud John Eyre, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6569 Bagshawe, Bdward Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6570 Bampfleld, George Charies, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6571 Bartholomew, AUen GUbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6572 Bell, Alec Jeffrey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6573 Bell, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6574 Bispham, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6575 Blackwell, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6576 Blake, Arthur Locke, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6577 Blew, Nellie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6578 Body, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6579 Bourne, Walter Fitzgerald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6580 Bramley, Percy Brooke, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6581 Bridcut, Sydney Haynes, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6582 Broad, Robert Norman Dymoke, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6583 Brook, Thomas Fleetwood, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6584 Brown, James Hardy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6585 Brown, John Bayley Fairfax, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6586 Browne, Denis Robert Howe, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6587 Brownrigg, Rev. Ernest Graham. 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6588 Burn, Alexander Henderson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6589 Burn, WUliam George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6590 BusheU, Christopher Wyndowe, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6591 Callaghan, Joseph Aloysius, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6592 Campbell, John Maurice Hardman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6593 Chandler, Arthur Frederick Neale, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6594 Christie, Joseph James, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6595 Clarke, Arthur John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6596 Clarke, Aubrey Martin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6597 Clarke, Riohard Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6598 Coleman, Reginald Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6599 Coleridge, Percy Lovel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6600 Corner, WUliams, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6601 Cruddas, Hamilton Maxwell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6602 Cuming, Robert John, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
6603 Daniels, Arthur Marston, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6604 Davidson, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6605 Davis, William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6606 Dawson, Frank Donald 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6607 Dennys, Guy Tullock 3 June, 1919. (SI.'
6608 De Woolfson, Albert Henry Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (SI.
6609 Drake, WilUam Barnard, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6610 Drew, Francis GrenvUle, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6611 Dunbar, Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (Bi.)
6612 Dundas, Patrick Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6613 Dunn, Wilfred James, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6614 Dunnett, Rev. WilUam Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6615 Exham, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6616 Fanshawe, Lionel Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6617 Ferry, Edward Stanton Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6618 Fisher, CecU James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6619 Fitzgerald, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6620 Flack, Hugh LidweU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6621 Flowers, CyrU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6622 Foster, John George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6623 Fremantle, Francis Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6624 Garson, Herbert Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6625 Goddard, Eric Norman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6626 Godwin-Austen, Alfred Reade, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6627 Gore, Frederic Lawrence, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6628 Grylls, Glynn, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6629 Gwyn-Williams, Reuben Henry, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6630 Hadrill, Henry Clement, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6631 Hall, Leonard Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6632 Hall, Sidney Lewis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6633 Harding, Kenneth O'Brien. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6634 Harris, Archibald John, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6635 Heaslop, Adah Colpoys, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6636 Henderson, Rev. Hamilton Dunstan, 3 June, 1919. (at,
6637 Higson, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6638 HUes, Morton, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6639 Hipwell, Rev. Richard Senior, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6640 Hobson, Rev. Edmund Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6641 Hodge, Reginald Thomas Keble, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6642 Hutson, Henry Porter Wolseley, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6643 Ingram, Charles Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6644 Inwood, Charles Herbert, 3 June. 1919. (St.)
6645 James, Rev. Percival Walter, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6646 Jarvis, Oswald Duke, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6647 John, Jordan Constantine, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6648 Jones, Charles Grey Peyton, 3 June 1919. (at.)
6649 Jones, Sydney Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6650 Kirkpatrick, Charies, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6651 Knowland, George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6652 Lawrence, Cecil John Rhodes, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6653 Lightfoot, Kenneth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6654 MacArthur, Donald Hector Colin. 3 June, 1919. (at )
6655 MacDermott, William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6656 MacDonald, Ian Thomas Aliston, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

624

6657 MacGurk, Nioll Austin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6658 MacHutchon, Edwin Gray, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6659 MacMillan, Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6660 McNaughtan, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6661 MacPherson, Duncan Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6662 Mainwaring, Rev. John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6663 Manderson, Robert Wardlaw, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6664 Marr, Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6665 Marriott, Donald James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6666 Maxwell, Percy Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6667 MiUer, Archibald Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Sf.)
6668 Miller, John Alfred Tennant, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6669 Milne-Henderson, Thomas Maxwell, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6670 Mocatta, Valentine Elkin, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6671 Molony, John Barre de Winton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6672 Molony, Rev. John Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6673 Mullings, Joseph Randolf, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6674 Munro, Edward Brodie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6675 Murray, Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6676 Niblett, Harry Edwin Newton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6677 NichoU, Earle McKUlop, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6678 NichoUs, Reginald Latham, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6679 NeUd, Ralph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6680 O'Brien, Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6681 O'Bryen, Charies WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6682 Palmer, Charies WiUiam Gustavis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6683 Park, Rev. WUliam Robert, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6684 Parker, Edwin Charles Lewis, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
6685 Pepper, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6686 Porteous, Percy Guynedd, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6687 Pritchard, Jack Mervyn, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6688 Protheroe, Arthur Havard, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6689 Reader, Ernest John Ward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6690 Redman, Henry Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6691 Reed, George Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6692 Reid, Walter Clarke, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6693 Reynolds, Ernest Brayley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6694 Rothera, Percy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6695 Rountree, Arthur Fitzgerald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6696 Rowlandson, Herbert Wynyard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6697 RusseU, Harry William, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6698 Sassoou, Arthur Meyer, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6699 SeUwood, Frank Greaves, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6700 Skinner, Ernest WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6701 Sloper, John Smith, 3 June, 1919. (If.)
6702 Smith, Edward Percival Attman, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6703 SomervUle, Donald Bradley, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6704 Spens, WiUiam Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6705 Stevenson, Harry Daniel Muhldoroff, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6706 Stewart, WiUiam Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6707 Stoddart, Guy, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6708 Stokes, Hugh Gabriel, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6709 Stone, Alan Gethtag, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6710 Stoneham, Hugh Frederic, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6711 Sykes, Arthur Clifton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6712 Tandy, Maurice O'Connor, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6713 Taylor, Cedric Rowland, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6714 Temple, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6715 Theobald, Courtney Eleves, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6716 Tuke, Shirley John Montague, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6717 Turbett, Lionel Richard WiUiam TusmeU, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
6718 Walker, Norman Dunbar, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6719 Walker, Rev. Raymond EUiston, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6720 Walkey, Rev. Frank John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6721 Warren, Rev. Claude Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6722 Warton, Charles Percival Fenwick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6723 Watson, WUliam Linton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6724 Welchman, Godfrey De Vere, .3 June, 1919. (at.)
6725 Wellborne, Cyril de Montfort, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6726 Wheeler, Rev. Harold William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6727 Whelan, Joseph Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6728 Whitamore, Vernon Northwood, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6729 Wheelwright, Talbot Hodwen, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6730 WUliams, WUliam Edward Rees, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
„Z31 WUson, Jeanie Stewart Ramsay, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6732 Wilkinson, Gerrard Napier, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6733 Wood, Geoffrey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6734 Worsdell, Geoffrey Bradford, 3 Juno, 1919. (at.)
6735 Wyatt, Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6736 Yates. Donald Russell Martin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6737 HiUary, Michael James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6738 White, Samuel James, 3 June, 1919. (at )
6739 Knight, Robert Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6740 Wakefield, Hubert Steven, 3 June, 1919. (3f.)
6741 Andrews, Neale, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6742 Atkinson, Herbert Benjamin, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6743 Chalmers, WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6744 Collisson, Percival Lorimer, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6745 Dashwood, Arthur Paul, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6746 Duke, Herbert Lyndhurst, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Si47, Burking, Sydney Joseph Verner, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6748 Hardy, John Lawton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Hit Har-rey, Robert Bleeck Leech, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6750 Jeffreys, Henry Albert Gravious, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
5X5i Jennings, Percy John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6753 Kidd, James Dunlop, 3 June, 1919. (st )
6754 Lawrence, Ernest Harry Thorn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6755 Leonard, John Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (m )

OFFICERS.

6756 Marshall, Frederiok Herbert James, 3 June, 1919. (ai.
6757 Montgomery, James Thomas, S June, 1919. (M.)
6758 Mortimer, Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6759 Muggeridge, Charles Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6760 Page, Rev. Walter Sutton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6761 Palmer, Edward Henry Banks, S June, 1919. (at.)
6762 Parkinson, Arthur Charles Cosmo, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
0763 Paterson, John, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6764 Rogan, Rev. Peter, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6765 RusseU, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6766 Shilson, Bernard WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6767 Smith, Geoffrey Lionel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6768 Solomon, Harold Josiah, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6769 Watson, Andrew McCrae, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6770 Watson, Charles Scott Moncreiff Chalmers, 3 June,
1919. (bi.)
6771 Whltehorne, Arthur Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6772 WUliams, Arthur Donald John Bedwood, 3 June, 1919.
(K.)
6773 WUhnot, Arthur Charles, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6774 Woakes, WUUam James Primet, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6775 Bateman, James Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (If.)
6776 BeU, Rudolph John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6777 Bromilow, Bernard Heatherington, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6778 Dunbar, Robert Murray, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6779 Field, William Vincent, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6780 Grlnsell, Jack, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6781 Guinness, Earnest Whitmore Newton, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6782 Hornby, Henry Epton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6783 Hosken, Courteney Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6784 Ronald, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6785 Thornton, George James Tharton, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6786 Cumming, Arthur Willie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6787 Klerck, Willem Jan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6788 Langebrink, Andries, S June, 1919. (at.)
6789 Nicholson, Richard GranviUe, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6790 Bouttlower, Geoffrey, 3 June, 1919. (Sf.)
6791 Carter, Edward PhUip, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6792 Cautley, Harry Llewellyn, 3 June. 1919. (Bt.)
6793 Coker, Lewis Aubrey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6794 Coxon, Alfred Walter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6795 Crawley, Richard Parry, 3 June, 1919. (ST.)
6796 CrisweU, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6797 Croydon, George, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6798 De Falbe, Christian Frederick George William, 3 June,
1919. (at.)
6799 Dykes, Kingsley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6800 Jay, William CunUffe PickersgUl, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6801 Kennedy, WUliam Nicol Watson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6802 MoDermott, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6803 Mohr, Stanley Melborne, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6804 Moore, Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6805 Mould, John Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6806 Pitts, Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6807 Poole, John Sanderson, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6808 Roeber, WUliam Carl Trorey, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6809 Smith, Robert Hunter, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6810 Whitaker, George Backhouse, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6811 Mills, Paul Hubert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6812 BeUwood, Cecil Power, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6813 Holmes, Barnard, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
6814 Kilby, James Wheatley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6815 MacKUUgin, Robert Springett, 3 June, 1919. (at.
6816 Moores, Frank Gerald Guise, 3 June. 1919. (SI.)
6817 Nye, Arthur Field, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6818 Penn, Henry Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6819 Renwick, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6820 Shackleton, Sir Ernest Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6821 Sweeny, Sedley Fleming CampbeU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6822 Macrae, Ian Macpherson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6823 Pullman, Gerald Cozens, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6824 StroughUl, Mabel Anna, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6825 Ablett, Charles Anthony, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6826 Abiahams, Adolphe, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6827 Acres, Thomas George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6828 Adams, John CadwaUader, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6829 Addenbrooke, Joseph Saunders, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6830 Ahern, Michael David, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6831 Aherne, Denis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6832 Alexander, Arthur Charles Bridgeman, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6835 Alston, John StirUng, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6836 Alwood, WUliam Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6837 Anderson-Pelham, CecU Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6838 Anderson, John Samuel, 3 June. 1919. (sf.)
6839 Andrewes, Frederick William, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6840 Appleyard, George Crossley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6841 Arbuthnot, Malcolm Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6842 Archdale, Rev. Mervyn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6843 Archer, Samuel Frank Alderson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6844 Armitage, Charles Leathley, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6845 Armstrong, James Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6846 Arnott, Edward Whinstone, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6817 Ashwell, Herbert George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6848 Aspinall, Hugh Harry Haworth, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6849 Atchley, Charles Atherton, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6850 Atherton, George Bramall, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6852 AtthUl, Anthony WiUiam MaunseU, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
6853 Auld, Samuel James Manson, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6854 Auld, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)

(m.),

(si.)

6855 Badcook, George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6856 Bagnall, Arthur Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6857 Bagnall, Richard Dayrell, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6858 Bailey, Arthur Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6859 Bailey, Percy James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6860 Baker, Frederick Guy Stirling, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
0861 Baker-Baker, William Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6862 Baker-Carr, Henry Barchard Fenwick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6803 Balfour, Edward WilUam Sturgis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6864 Balfour, Hon. James Moncrieff, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6865 Ball, Alexander Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6866 Ball, Walter Craven, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6867 Ballantyne, David, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6868 Bamford, Percy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6869 Bannatyne, Gilbert Alex, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6870 Barham, Thomas Foster, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
6871 Baring, Hon. Hugo, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6872 Barkshlro, Charles Robert, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6873 Barron, Neil MacKechnie, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6874 Bartholomew, William Barker, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6875 Bartlett, Rev. Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6876 Bass, William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6877 Bassett, Francis Marshall, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6878 Bassett, John Retallack, 3 June, 1910. (at.)
6879 Bastard, WUliam Edmund Pollexfen, 3 June, 1919.
6880 Batho, George William Hyde, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6881 Batten, Herbert Cary George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6882 Bayley, Abingdon Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6883 Baynes, Douglas Dyneley, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
6884 Beales, WUliam Lear, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6885 Beamish, William Robert de la Cour, 3 June, 1919.
6886 Beasley, Myddelton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6887 Beaumont, Eugene Guy Euston, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6888 Beddoes, Claude Eagles Willoughby, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6889 Bedingfield, Henry Howard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6890 Begbey, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6891 Behrens, Edgar Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6893 Bell, Clive Vincent Moberley, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6894 Bell, George Gerald, 3 June, 1919. (sf.)
6895 Bell-Irving, Andrew, 3 June , 1919. (BI.)
6896 Bennett, James, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6897 Benskin, Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6898 Benson, Ralph Hawtrey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6899 Benzie, Robert Marr, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6900 Beresford, John de la Poer, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6901 Lindsay, Peter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6902 Berkeley, Rupert Edric Gifford, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6903 Bernard, John, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6904 Bernays, Rev. Stewart Frederick Lewis, 3 June, 1919
(St.)
6905 Berrow, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6906 Berryman, Henry Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6907 Berthon, Charles Peter, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6908 Best, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6909 Beverley, Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6910 Biggs, Charles WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6911 BUderbeck, WUliam John How, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6912 Bingham, Sir Albert Edward, Bart, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6913 Binny, Steuart Murrey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6914 Bhd, Lawrence Wilfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6915 Birkin, Philip Austen, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6916 Birt, Arthur Watson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6917 Bishop, Charles Alder, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6918 Bishop, Joseph George, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6919 Bishop, Nathaniel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6920 Black, N, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6921 Blackburn, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6922 Blah-Imrie, Hew Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6923 Blois, Eustace WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6924 Blomefield, Wilmot, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6925 Blundell-HoUinshead-Blundell, Cuthbert Leigh, 3 June,
1919. (St.) , ,
6926 Body, Kenneth Martin, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6927 Bolam, Robert Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6928 Bourne, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6929 Bowers, ManseU, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6930 Bower Ismay, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6931 Bowles, Ludlow Tonson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6932 Bowring, Edward Langley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6933 Boyd, Arthur Octavian, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6934 Branson, Frederick Henry Ewart, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6935 Bray, Rev. Albert Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6936 Bremridge, Richard Harding, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6937 Bridges, Arthur Brodie HamUton, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6938 Bridges, Edward James, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
6939 Brierly, James Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6940 Briggs, George Ewbank, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6941 Brightman, Charles John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6942 Brightman, John Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6943 Brinckman, Rowland, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6944 Brittan, Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6945 Britten, WilUam Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6946 Brosnan, Rev. John Brodie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6947 Brown, Arthur Rudston, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6949 Browne, Tom Bousquet, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6950 Bruce, George Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M )
6951 Buchannan, George Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6952 Buchanan, Michael Rowland Gray, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6953 Buckinghamshire, Sidney Carr, Earl of, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
625 -s

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

6954 Buckley, Edward Duncombe Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6955 Buckmaster, Henry Stephen Guy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6956 Buffham, Lewis William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6957 Burdon, Edward Griffiths George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6958 Burke, Denis Joseph Gerard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6959 Burnand, Montague Berthon, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6960 Burnand, Richard Frank, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6961 Burnell-Nugent, Frank Henry, 3 June, 1919. (ar.)
6962 Burnett, Alexander Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6963 Burnett, John Chaplyn, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6964 Burnett, LesUe Trew, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6965 Burnett-Hitchcock, Harry WUliam Geddes, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
6966 Burrell, Charles William Wilberforce, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6967 Burton, Edmund Gerald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6968 Burton, Henrietta, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6969 Burton, Herbert Edgar, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6970 Bury-Barry, James Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6971 Byam, William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6972 Byrne, Richard, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6973 Cairns, Rev. John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6974 Campbell, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6975 Campbell, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6976 Campden, Arthur Edward Joseph Noel, Viscount, 3 June,
1919. (Bf.)
6977 Carden, Edward David, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6978 Cardew, Francis Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6979 Carlyle, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6980 Carr, Charles Cattley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6981 Carter, William Tom, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6982 Carruthers, Robert Jardine, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6983 Cartwrigbt, Richard Bernard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6984 Cassel. Louis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6985 Causton, Edward Postle Gwyn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6986 Chattis, Oswald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6987 Chance, Ernest Washington, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6988 Chance, Maurice, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6989 Chandler, Cecil John Golding, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6990 Chapman, George James, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
6991 Chapman, Joseph Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6992 Chapman. T?H, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6993 Chatterley, Frank Martin, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
6994 Chellew, Thomas John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6995 Chesney, Dennis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6996 Chichester, Walter Raleigh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6997 Chhnside, John Percy, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6998 Christie, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6999 Chubb, Harry Emory, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7000 Churston, John Reginald Lopes, Lord, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7001 Clark, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7002 Clayton, EmUius, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7003 Clemens, Lionel Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7004 Clive, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7005 Clifton, Ernest HamUton, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7006 Clough, Henry Kenny, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7007 Coates, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
7008 Cockburn, Walter George, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7009 Cochrane, Thomas Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7010 Cochrane. WUUam Percy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7011 Coddtogton, Herbert Adolphe, 3 June, 1919. cm.)
7012 Coleman, Thomas Bverit, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7013 Cohen, Sh Herbert Benjamin, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7014 ColdweU, Reginald Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7015 Cole, John Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7016 Collier, Mortimer Calmady, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7017 CoUingwood, Bertram James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7018 CoUins, Charies HoweU Groset, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7019 Collins, Rev. Edward Hycynth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7020 Colquhoun, Arthur Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7021 ColvUle, Charles EUezer, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7023 Combe, James Scarth, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
7025 Contagham, Alfred Evelyn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7026 Cook, Sidney George, 3 June. 1919. (st.)
7027 Cooke, Martin Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7028 Cookson, Philip Blencowe, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7029 Cooper, Eustace Nugent Fitzgeorge de Radcliffe, 3 June'
1919. (BI.)
7030 Cooper, George Alexander Conacher, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7031 Cooper, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7032 Corkery, Martin Percy, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7033 Cory, Evan James Trevor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7034 Court, Sidney Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7035 Cowan, John, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7036 Cowling, John, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7037 Cowper, Lionel Dried, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7038 Cox, Horace Beresford, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
7039 Coxhead, Thomas Langhorne, 3 Jure, 1919. (at.)
7040 Crabbie, John Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7041 Cran, Peter McLeUan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7042 Crane, Lucius FahchUd, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7043 Crane, Robert Eugene, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
7044 Craster, Albert Kenneth Graves, 3 June, 1919. (at )
7045 Craven, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7046 Crawley, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
7047 Creagh, Edward Cottingham, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7048 Critchlow, John 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7049 Crocker, Arthur Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7050 Croft, Tom, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7051 Crosskey, CecU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

(Bt.) (at.)
(at.)
(M.)

(at.)
(ii.)

(at.)

7052 Crossley, Eric, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7053 Cruiekshank, Percy Hamilton, 3 June, 1919.
7054 Crump, Eldon Annesley, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
7055 Cumberlege, Cleland Bulstrode, 3 June, 1919.
7057 Cunningham, Frederick George, 3 June, 1919.
7059 Dailley, Wilfred Gordon Beale, 3 June, 1919.
7060 Dale, Claude Henry, 3 June, 1919 (31.)
7061 Daniel, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7062 Daniell, Humphrey AvereU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7063 Dansey, Edward Mashiter, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7064 Dariey, Henry Read, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7065 Dartnell, George Bruce, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7066 Daubuz, Claude, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7067 Davies, Edward Owen, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7068 Davis, Bryant FitzwiUiam Richard, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7069 Davis, CecU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7070 Davis, Sidney Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7071 Dawson, WiUiam Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7072 Daynes, William Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7073 Dean, Arthur Cecil Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7074 Deamley, Walter Nathan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7075 Debenham, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7076 Denham, Harold Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7077 Denniston, John Dewar, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7078 Denny, WiUiam Alfred Charles, 3 June, 1919.
7079 De Vic Carey, Lewis Adolphus, 3 June, 1919.
7080 Devine, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7081 Devine, James Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7082 Des Voeux, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7083 Dewar, Michael Brace Urquhart, 3 June, 1919.
7084 De Witt, Ferdinand, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7085 Dewing, Sidney Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7086 Dickinson, Joseph Espin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7087 Dickson, Robert Milne, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7088 Dickson, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7089 DiU, Thomas MelvUle, 3 June, 1919. (sf.)
7090 Dimmock, Henry Peers, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7091 Dixon, Edward Travers, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7092 Dobson, Andrew Edward Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7093 Dockrell, George Shannon. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7094 Dod, Francis Sandford, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7095 Doidge, Herbert Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7096 Doig, Claude Prendergast, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7097 Doland, George Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7098 Dooner, WilUam Dundas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7099 Dove, Percy WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7100 Down, Halkett Walton Money, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7101 Downing, Henry John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7102 Drew, John Summers, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7103 Drew, Tom MaxweU, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7104 Dudfield, Reginald Samuel Orme, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7105 Dudley, Harold Ward, 3 June, 1919. (BO
7106 Duffy. Michael Louis, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.) '
7107 Du Plat, Taylor, George Philip, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7108 Dunn, Robert Charles, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
7109 Dyke, John Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
7110 Eardley-Wihnot, Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7111 Eardley-Wihnot, Percy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7112 Earp, Lewis Thomas Jerome, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7113 Eaton, B. J, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7114 Edwards, Lionel Charles, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7115 Ehrmann, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7116 Elgee, Ernest Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7117 EUiott, Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7118 Ellis, Richard Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7119 ElmsUe, Reginald Cheyne, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7120 Elton, Herbert AveriU, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7121 Elworthy, WilUam Rowe, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7122 Emmet, Ernest Arnold, 3 June, 1919. (3t.)
7124 England, Richard TraveU, 3 June, 1919. (3f.)
7125 English, WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.l
7126 Ennis, Rev. Alexander Dallas Lecky,'3 June, 1919. (M.)
7127 Esslemont, Mrs. Dora Longair, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7128 Evans, Arthur Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7129 Evans, CecU Hugh Silvester, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7130 Ewing, IsabeUa Mercer, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7131 Ezechiel, James, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
7132 Fagan, Charies Horace John, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7133 Fairbairn, David Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7134 Fairbairn, James Ross, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7135 Falkner, Henry George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7136 Farrell, GUbert Valentine, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7137 Fawcett, Edward George Duncan, 3 June 1919. (at.)
7138 Fearenside, Edmund, 3 June 1919 (bi )
7139 FeUowes, Charles Grincill, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
7140 Ferguson, Donald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7141 Ferguson, Spencer Charles, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7142 Field, Christopher Senior, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
7143 Fincken, Vernon Shaw Taylor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7144 Findlay, Richard John, 3 June, 1919. (BI )
7145 Finlayson, William Thomas 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7146 Fish, Colin, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7147 Fitch, Vernon Frederick, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
7148 Fitzgerald, Gordon WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7149 Fitzgerald, WiUiam Coulson, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
7150 lltzwarrenne-Despencer-Robertson, James Archibald St.
George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7151 Fleming, Henry Slane, 3 June, 1919. (at )
7152 Fletcher, Henry Rivers, 3 June, 1919 (st )
626

OFFICERS

7153 Flew, Edwin Howard, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
7154 Flinn, William Henry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7155 Fogg, Herbert George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
7157 Foran, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7158 Ford, George Newton, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
7159 Ford, John Theodore. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7160 Foreman, Cornelius WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
7161 Formby, Hugh Carlton, 8 June, 1919. (St.)
7162 Formby, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7163 Forster, Charles Matthew, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7164 Fosbery, Widenham Francis Widenham, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
7165 Foulerton, Alexander Grant Russell, S June, 1919. (m.)
7166 Fowler, George Curran, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7167 Fox, Robert Michael Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
7168 Frazer, George Warren, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
7169 Freer, Harry Branston, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7170 Frye, Colin Charlwood, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7171 Fryer, CecU Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7172 Reynardson, Arthur Acland-Hood, 3 June 1919. (at.)
7178 Gah, Charles John Dickenson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7174 Galtrey. Sidney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7175 GaUoway, James Muir, 3 June 1919. (at.)
7176 Gardner, FitzRoy, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
7177 Garrett, Frederick Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7178 Garratt, Lawrence ChaUoner, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7179 GemmeU, WUUam Alexander Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7180 Gervers, Dorothy, Mrs. Charles T, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
7181 Gilbert-Cooper, WiUiam Naunton Roger, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
7182 GUes, Godfrey Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7183 GUes, Arthur Herbert Wainwright, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7185 GiUam, Vincent Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7186 GiUies, James Adam Khkwood, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
7187 GilUng, Henry Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
7188 Gimingham, Conrad Theodore, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7189 Gleeson, Andrew FitzwiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at )
7190 Glover, James Alison, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
7191 Gluckstein, Montague, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7192 Godley, Alfred Davis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7193 Goldsmith. Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7194 GoUa, Frederick Lucien, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7195 GoodaU, Edward Wilberforce, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7196 Goodden, Robert Blunde, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7197 Goodwin, Aubrey, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
7198 Gordon, Edward Ian Drumearn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7199 Gordon, George, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7200 Gover, WilUam Cyril, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7201 Grant, WUliam Francis Newby, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7202 Grant, WilUam Griffith, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
7203 Gray, Alexander Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7204 Green, Rev. Earnest WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7205 Gregg, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7206 Gregson, Lancelot Mare, 2 June, 1919. (M.)
7207 Gresson, Robert Holmes Arbuthnot, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7208 Griffith, Gronwy Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7209 Griffiths, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7210 Griffiths, Noel Marshall, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7211 Griffiths, Rev. Trevor, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7212 Grigson, Thomas Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7213 Grimshaw, WiUiam Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7214 Griss, John EUis, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
7215 Grubb, John James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7216 Gubbins, Martin Nepean Traill, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7217 Guthrie, Robert Lindsay, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7218 Guthrie, Robert Lyall, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7219 Gyngell, George, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
7220 Haokett, Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7221 Hacking, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
7222 Haggitt, Edward Dashwood, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7223 Hale, Walter Churchill, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7224 Hales, Rev. James Tooke, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7225 Halford, Michael Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7226 Hall, Alexander Nelson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7227 HaU, Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7228 HaU, George LesUe, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7229 HaU, Rev. Richard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7230 HaUsworth, Harry Mainwaring, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7231 Hambleton, Herbert Adolph, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7232 Hamilton, Ronald James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7233 Hamlin, Richard James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7234 Hamlett, Harry WilUams, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
7235 Hanbury, Everard Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7236 Tracy, Eric Thomas Henry Hanbury, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7237 Hankey, WilUam Hubert Alers, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7238 Hannay, Charles Graham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7239 Hanson, Rev. Robert Edward Vernon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7240 Harding, Cecil Redfern, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7241 Hardy, Confred Napier MitcheU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7242 Harlow, George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7243 Harris, Charles Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7244 Harris, Emanuel Vincent, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7245 Harris, George Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
72'46 Harris, Walter Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (at.;
7247 Harrison, John Stubbs, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7248 Hart, Ernest James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7249 Hart, Kenneth Eugene, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7250 Hart-Cox, Ernest WiUiam. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7251 Hart-Synnot, Ronald Victor Okes, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

7252 72537254725572567257725872597960726172627263 7264
726572667267 726872697270 7271
72727273727472757276727772787279728072817282 728372847285
72867287728872897290729172927294729572967297729872997300730173027.30373047305730673077308 73097310
73117312 7313
7314 7315
7316731773187319
7320 7321
732273237324
7325 7326 732773287329
7330 73317332733373347335
7330 733773387339734073417342
7343734473457346
734773487349

Harvey, Frank Barrington, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Haughton, Henry Wilfred, 3 June, 1019. (it.)
Hawkes, John Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Hawkins, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Haworth, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hayden, Frederick Arthur, 3 June. 1919. (St.)
Hayes, George Sullivan Clifford, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Headley, Arthur William Alnley, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
Heard, Samuel Ferguson, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
Hearn, Michael Leo, 8 June, 1919. (M.)
Heatley, Thomas George, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Helps.Rowland Philip Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
Hely-Hutchinson, Coote Robert, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Henderson, John Acheson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Heneage, Hon. George Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hennell, Sir Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Henry, Alfred Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Herbert, Ernest Roland, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Heme, Arthur Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Herrldge, George James, 3 June, 1919. (sf.)
Hervey, Gerald Charles Iwin, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Hewett, Edward Vincent Osborne, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Hewitt, John Theodore, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Heywood. Noel, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Higgins, John Bsmond Longuet, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Higgs- Walker, Joseph Walker, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Hill, Frederick George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hill, Frank William Rowland, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Hill, Trevor Montague, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hillyard, John WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hilton, R. S, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hine, Thomas Guy Macaulay, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hingston, Alfred Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hoare, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Hodgkinson, Robert Frank Byron, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Holdlch, Thomas White, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Holdsworth, John Joseph 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Holford, Charles Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
HoUand, Wilfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Home, WilUam Edward, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
Hood, Grosvenor Arthur Alexander, Viscount, 3 June,
1919. (st.)
Hooper, Herbert Ross, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Hope, Sh John Augustus, Bart, 3 June, 1919.
Hopkins, Percy Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Horn, Robert Victor Galbraith, 3 June, 1919.
Howells, Wilfred Allen, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hoyle, Edward Jonas, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Hoyle, Emanuel, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
Hue-WUliams, Reginald Guy, 3 June, 1919.
Hughes, Claud Gillan Erskine, 3 June, 1919.
Hughes, Ernest Cranmer, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hughman, Gordon Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Humphrey, Bernard, 3 June, 1919 (M.)
Humphreys, Percy Harry IUingworth, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Humphreys, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hunt, Thomas Edward Carew, 3 June, 1919.
Hunter, Evan Austin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Hunter, Herbert Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hunter, Maurice, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hurst, Arthur Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
Inglis, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Inns, Jeremiah, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Irby, Leonard Paul, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Iremonger, Ernest LasceUes, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Jackson, JeBsie Miilicent, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Jackson, Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Jameson, George Lionel, 3 June, 1919.
Janes, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Jardine,William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Jarvis, WilUam Bertie. 3 June, 1919.
Jeffreys, Patrick Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Jelley, Reginald Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
JeUicorse, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Jeffery, Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
Jenkins, George John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Jenkins, John Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Joel, Herbert Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Johns, Frederick Nelson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Johnson, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (ar.)
Johnson, Henry Campbell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Johnston, Bruce CampbeU, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Jones, Edgar WiUiams, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Jones, Russell, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Jopp, Stephen James MelvUle, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Jupp, WUliam Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Joy, Herbert Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Kaulbach, Henry Albert 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Kay, Herbert Davenport, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Keays, CyrU Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (ar.)
Keene, John James, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
Keith, Gerald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Kellett, James Albert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Kelly, Richard Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Kemmis-Betty, WilUam Redmond Prendergast, 3 June,
1919. (It.)
Kerrison, Edmund Roger AUday, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Key, Robert Ellis, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Kimmitt, Robert Robertson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)

(BI.)
(at.)

(at.) (at.)

(M.)

(M.)

vBf.)

627

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

7350 King, WUliam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7351 Kingston. John Rudolph, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7352 Kinloch, Rev. Michael Ward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7353 Khby, Edmund Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7354 Khk, Albert Edward, 3 June 1919. (at.)
7355 Kirkland, James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7356 Kirsop, Alexander Kennedy, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7357 Kitson, Alexander Wentworth, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7358 Kitson, Paul Hengrave, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7359 Knight, Charles Louis WiUiam Morley. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7360 Knox, James Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7361 Laidlaw, John Brown, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7362 Lambert, Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7363 Lambert, George Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7364 Lambert, Thomas Erskine, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7365 Lambton, George Charles, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
7366 Laming, Henry Thornton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7367 Langdale. Philip, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7368 Langworthy-Parry, Percy Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
. 7369 LasceUes, George Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7370 Laskey, Walter WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7371 Latham, John Ion, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7372 Lathbury Ernest Browning, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7373 Laverton, Herbert Curling, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7374 Law, Robert WUliam Rowland, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7375 Lawrence, Hervey Major, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7376 Leahy, Henry Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
7377 Leamy, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7378 Ledward, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7379 Lee, John Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7380 Lees, Roderick Livingstone, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
7381 Lefebure, Victor, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7382 Leggett, Edward James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7383 Leggett, Robert Anthony Cleghorn Lintogton, 3 June,
1919. (St.)
7384 Leigh, Geoffrey HamUton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7385 Le Rossignol, H. S, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7386 Lethbridgc, Robert Thomas Morland, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
7387 Leveson-Gower, Charles Cameron, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7388 Lewis, George Ernest, 3 June, 1919 (at.)
7389 Ley, Cuthbert Hillyer, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7390 Lickman, Harry Sylvanus, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7391 Link, WUlie CressweU, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7392 Linlithgow, Victor Alexander John, Marquis of, 3 June,
1919. (M.)
7393 Lister-Kaye, Sh John, Bart, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7394 Little, John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7395 Litton, Marchall WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7396 Lloyd, George WilUam David Bowen, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7397 Lodge, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7398 Logan, Francis Carleton Logan, 3 June, 1919.
7399 Logan, William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7400 Lomer, Sydney Francis Mclhee, 3 June, 1919.
7401 Long, Gerard Hanslip, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7402 Longden, Henry John Leicester, 3 June, 1919.
7403 Low, Charles Frederick Gemley, 3 June, 1919.
7404 Low, James Lindsay, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7405 Lowe, Andrew Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7406 Lowe, Thomas Enoch, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7407 Lucas, Reginald Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7408 Lucas, Thomas Lucas Woodwright, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7409 Lumley, Dudley Owen, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7410 Lyde, Edith Mary, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7411 Lyle, Arthur Abram, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
7412 Lyle, Oliver, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
7413 McArthur, Charies Joseph Edward Addis, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
7414 McCance, Henry Montray Jones, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
7415 McCIeUan, Frederick Ewing, 3 June, 1919. (If.)
7416 McCormack, Michael, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7417 McDermott, John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7418 Macdiarmid, Peter, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7419 Macdonald, Andrew Edward, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7420 Macdonald, Angus G, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7421 McDonald, James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7422 McDougaU, John Mel, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7423 McDoweU, Donald Keith, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7424 McDowell, Samuel Johnson, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
7425 McBwen, James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7426 McFall, Albert WilUam Crawford, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7427 McGuinness, Charles Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
7428 Macindoe, James Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
7429 MacKenzie, Alexander Donald, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7430 Mackenzie, Colin Mansfield, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7431 Mackenzie, Eric Francis Wallace, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7432 McKergow, Robert WUson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7433 McKerrell, Reginald L'Estrange, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7434 MacKinnon, Archibald Donald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7435 MacLeod, Rev. John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7436 McMahon, KeUerman Eyre, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7437 McMunn, Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7438 MacPherson, Rev. Ranald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7439 Macready, Gordon Nevil, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7440 Magill, Henry Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
7441 Mahe de Chenal de la Bourdonnais, Charles, H.H. Prince,
3 June, 1919. (M.)
7442 Maitland, Frederick CoUn, Viscount, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7443 Maitland-Jones, Arthur Griffiths, 3 June, 1919. (.«.)
7444 Makalua, Matthew James Manuia, 3 June, 1919. (31.)

(si.) (si.) (M.)(M.)

7445 7446
7447744874497450745174527453 7454
74557456 745774587459 746074617462746374647465746674677468746974707471 7472 747374747475 74767477747874797480748174827483748474857486 74877488
7489 7490749174927493 7494749574967497 749874997500750175027503750475057506750775087509 75107511
7512 75137514
7515 7516751775187519 75207521752275237524 7525
752675277528752975317532
75337535 7536 7537
75387539 754075417542 7543

628

MaUm, Edward John, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
Manley, John Charles Medland, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Manley, William Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Marians, Reginald Ingram, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Marks, Edward Seaborn, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Marples, Morris Edgar, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Marsden, Charles Howard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
MarshaU, Herbert Westmorland, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Marshall, Mark Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Martin, Charles Jasper, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Martin, Horace, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Maskell, WilUam Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Mason, James Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Master, Frederick Hill, 3 June, 1 919. (M.)
Mather, WUliam Harold, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Matthews, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Matthews, Ernest James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Matthews, I.leweUin Washington, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.
MaunseU, Richard John Caswell. 3 June, 1919. (St.)
May, Arthur Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
May, Arthur John, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Mayhew, Mark James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Mayor, Edgar William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Mead, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Meade, Harry Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Mellis, William, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Mepham, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Messel, Leonard Charles Rudolph, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Messiter, Charles Bayard. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Methuen, Lionel Harry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Milburn, Charles Henry, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Milburn, Thomas Alan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
MUlican, Harry Cyril, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
MUlman, Francis Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
MUlman, WiUiam Henry Ennor, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Milne, George Wardlaw, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Mitchell, Arthur Brownlow, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
MitcheU, Spencer, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Molony, Francis Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Monro, John Duncan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Montague-Douglas-Scott, Lord George WiUiam, 3 June,
1919. (BI.)
Montague, Stewart Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Montgomerie, Victor Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Moore, James Stuart HamUton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Moore, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Morgan, Kenyon Pascoe Vaughan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Morgans, Godfrey Ewart, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Morrison-Bell, Ernest FitzRoy, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
Morrow, John Smythe, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Morton-Clarke, James Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Motherwell, Gavin Black Loudon, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
Moulton, John Coney, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Moxon, Herbert WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Muir, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Muir, Robert Bunten, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
MuUioUand, Hon. Charles Henry George, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
Murphy, James, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
Murray, Alan Sim, 3 June 1919. (M.)
Murray, Everitt, George Dunne, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Murray, WiUiam Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Musgrave, WilUam Newcome, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Nathan, Edward Jonah, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Nelson, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Nelson, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Nesbit, George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Nesbitt-Dufort, CyrU John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Newham, WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Newton, Stephen Guy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Newton, Thomas Cochrane, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Nevttl, Cosmos Charles Richard, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Nicol, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
NichoUs, Edward Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Nicholson, Thomas Brinsley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Nicholson, Stephen WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Nind, Henry James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Nix, Charles George Ashburton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Noble, Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
NornabeU, Henry Marshall, 3 Juno, 1919. (it.)
Nugent, George RoubiUac Hodges, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
O'Brien, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
O'Donel, Manus Basil Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Ogier, L. L'H. R, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
Ogilvie, Alan Grant, 3 June, 1919. (M.
OgUvie, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Ogle, Arthur Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Oppenheira. Arthur Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Orford, WiUiam Oswald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Ormsby-Johnson, Guy Allen Colpoys, 3 June, 1919. (11)
O'SuUivan, Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Oswald, Robert James WUliam 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Outram. Francis Davidson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Owtram, Herbert Hawkesworth, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Packe, Edmund Christopher, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Packe, Frederick Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Padfleld, Frederick Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Palmer, Archibald James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Palmer, Ernest Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

OFFICERS.

7544 Pardoe, Edward Percy Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7545 Parkin, Francis Hearle, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
7546 Parkinson, Percival George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7547 Parkyn, Harry Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7548 Parmiter, Charles Lister, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7549 Parr, CecU William Chase, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7550 Part, Dealtrey Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7551 Parry, CecU Morgan, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
7552 Parsons, Christopher Thackray, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7553 Paske, Edward Lake, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7554 Patch, James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7555 Patterson, Daniel Wells, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7556 Pattinson. George Hedworth, 3 June, 1919. (al.)
7557 Paxman, William, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
7558 Peake, Walter King, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7559 Pearce, John Wesley, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7560 Pearce, William, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
7561 Pearson, Charles Edmund, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
7562 Pearson, John Barrington, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7563 Pearson, Robert Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7564 Pease, Ernest Hubert, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7565 Peebles, Arthur Charlesworth, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7566 Penketh, James, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7567 Perceval, Francis Westby, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7568 Perkins, Albert Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7569 Pery-Knox-Gore, Aubrey Edmond, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7570 Petre, Henry CecU, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7571 PhiUips, CyrU Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7572 PhUlips, Charles Edmund Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
7573 Phillips, Ernest WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7574 PhiUips. WiUiam John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7575 Pickett, Alfred Cleveland, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
7576 Pigott, WeUesley George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7577 Phie, WUliam Rattray, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7578 Pitt, George Newton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7579 Pixley, Stewart Aitken, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7580 Pocock, James Charles, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7581 Pocock, Sydney Elsdon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7582 PoUard, Arthur Erskine St. Vincent, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7583 PoUok, AUan Bingham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7584 Pollok-Morris, Thomas AnSelan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7585 Poole, Henry Reynold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7586 Porges, Edmund Daniel, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7588 Potter, Thomas James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7589 Potts, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7590 Poulton, Favttle Clement, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7591 PoweU, George Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7592 Pownall, Assheton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7593 Pratt, James Davidson, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7591 Prescott-Wcstcar, Charles Henry Beeston, 3 June. 1919.
(BI.)
7595 Pretty, William Tertius, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7596 Prewer, WiUiam Henry RusseU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7597 Pridham, Geoffrey Robert, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
7598 Priestley, Beatrice Ada, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7599 Priestly, WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7600 Primrose, Alexander Ferguson, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
7601 Pringle, Seton Sidney, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
7602 Prior, Harold Astley Somerset, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7603 Probert, WUliam Godfrey, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7604 Prout, WUliam Thomas. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7605 Purser, Arthur WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
7606 Purser, Francis Carmichael, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
7607 Purves, Thomas Fortune, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7608 Pyle, George EUiot Aubone, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7609 Pyne, Frederick Dennis. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7610 Quhke, Raymond Fitzwittiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7611 Raley, WUUam Ensley, 2 June, 1919. (It.)
7612 Rankin, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7613 Raw, Rev. Albert Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7614 Rawson, Geoffrey Grahame, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7615 Read, Archibald Hugh, 3 June, 1919. ;3f.)
7616 Reavell, George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7617 Reeves, Patrick John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7618 Redman, Sidney George, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
7619 Rendel, Richard Meadows, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7620 Rendall, Thomas Shuttleworth, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7621 Reynolds, Louis George Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
7622 Reynolds, Sidney Latimer, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7623 Reynolds, William Charles Noel, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7624 Rhodes, Hubert Victor, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
7625 Rhodes, Stanislas Matthew Hastings, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7626 Riall, Malcolm Brown Bookey, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
7627 Richards, Henry Meredyth, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7628 Richards, John Charles Field, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7629 Richardson, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7630 Richardson, Edwin HautonviUe, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7631 Richardson-Griffiths, Charles du Plat, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
7632 RiddeU, Brownlow, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7633 Ridgway, Robert Edward, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7634 Ritchie, Blyth, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7635 Ripley, Edward Guy, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7636 Roberts, Arthur NeU Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
7638 Roberts, George Fossett, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7639 Roberts, Hugh Bradley, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7640 Robertson, David Stephen, 3 June, 1919. (at-)
7641 Robertson, Frederick WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7642 Robertson, John Kerr, 3 June, 1919. (M.)

76437645
7647764776487649 7650
76517652765376547655765676577658765976607661766276637664766576667667
76687669767076717672
7673 7675
7676 76777678767976807681
7682768376847685 7686
7687768876897690769176927693769476957697769876997700 7701
7702770377047705 7706
77077708 7709771077117712771477157716771771187719
7720 7721 7722
77237724 772577267727772877297730773177327733 77347735773677377738
77397740
7741

Robertson, Malcolm, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Roche, Benjamin Robert, 3 June 1919. (at.)
Rogers, Lincoln Coslett, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Rogers, Thomas Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (sr.)
Rose, Ambrose George, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
Ross, Conrad, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Ross, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
Rostron, Phttip Simpson, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
Rowan, Robert Houston, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Rowbotham, Farnel, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Rowell, Charies, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Rowlands, Robert Pugh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Royds, Edmund, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Royle, Ernest Rupert, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
Rummins, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Rundle, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
RundaU, Frank Montagu, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Russell, Edmond Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
RusseU, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Ryan, Hugh Septimus Kroenig, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
SaUis, Daniel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Sanders, Samuel George, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Sands, Robert William PhUip, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Sarson, John Edward, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Satterthwaite. Clement Richard, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Saunders-Knox-Gore, WiUiam Arthur Gore, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
Saunders-O'Mahoney, Charles Carleton, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
SavUe, Clare Ruxton Uvedale, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Sayer, George William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Sayers, Raymond Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Schofleld, William Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
Scott, Ivor Buchanan Wyndham, 3 June, 1919. (u.)
Scott, James, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Scratton, Edward WiUiam Howet Blackburn, 3 June,
1919. (M.)
Searight, James Gerald Lamb, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Seth-Smith, Keith John, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Seymour, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Seymour, Evelyn Francis Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Seymour, Lionel, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Seys, Roger Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Shadwell, Leonard Julius, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Sharp, Rowland, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Shaw, James Henry Montague, 3 June, 1919. (si.
Sheedy, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Sheppard, Eric WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Shore, George WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Shorto, Henry George, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Sime, W. Malacca, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Sims, John Henry Lang, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Stoclah-Wemyss, Robert Dunbar, 3 June, 1919.
Skaife, Eric Ommanney, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
Smart, Thomas Fraser Mackenzie, 3 June, 1919.
Smethurst, WiUiam Wintrtogham, 3 June, 1919.
Smith, Arthur WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Smith, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Smith, George Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Smith, Clarence Gorton Ross, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Smith, Frederick Hargreaves, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Smith, George Rainier De Herriez, 3 June, 1919.
Smith, George WUson, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Smith, Julian Carter Carrington, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Smith, S, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Smith, WiUiam Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Smithett, Henry Cecil East, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Smithwick, Standish George, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
Smyly, Frederick Philip, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
SneUtog, Leonard Fowler, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Soames, Arthur Granville, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Southampton, Charles Henry Fitzroy, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Sowerby, Edward Chayton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Spafford, Arthur Owen, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Sparrow, Walter Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Spencer, Harrison, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Spencer, Herbert Eames, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Spencer, Walter George, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Spens, Archibald Borthwick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Spens, John Ivan, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Squires, Thomas L, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Stamberg, Arthur Clement, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Standage, Henry Edmund, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Standish, William Percy, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Stanley, Robert Vinto Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Stanley-Jones, William Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Stannus, Gerald Walter James Fitzgerald, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
St. Aubyn, Guy Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Stanford, Frederick Owen, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Stapylton, Miles John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Stavers. John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Steele, Henry Squire, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Stenning, Henry Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Stephen, George Andrew, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
Stephens, Francis Trant, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Stephens, Leslie Nalder, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Stephenson, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Stevens, Frederick John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)

(si.) (St.)
(It.)

(BI.)

629

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

7742 Stevenson, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7743 Steward, Reginald Holden, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7744 Stewart, Albert Fortescue, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7745 Stewart, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7746 Stewart, James AUan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7747 Stewart, Alexander Brodie Seton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7748 Stewart, James, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7749 Stobie, Harold Ramsay, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
7750 Stokes, Hubert Francis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7751 Stopford, James Richard Neville, Vicount, 3 June 1919.
(M.)
7752 Stott, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7753 Stott, William Harle, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7754 Stoyle, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7755 Street, Cecil John Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7756 Strubeu, Robert Henry, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
7757 Sullivan, George Kingston, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7758 Swan, RusseU Henry Jocelyn, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7759 Swann, Ernest Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7760 Sweeting, Henry Carol, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7762 Taylor, Cecil George, 3 June, 1919.- (m.)
7763 Taylor, Charles Lancelot Deslandes, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
7764 Taylor, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7765 Taylor, Robert Clark, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7766 Teichman, Max, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
7767 Temperley, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7768 Tennent, Henry Moncrieff, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
7769 Theakston, Francis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7770 Thomas, Lewis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
77.71 Thompson, A. M, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7772 Thompson, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7773 Thomson, Henry Charles Stephens. 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7774 Thomson, David, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7775 Thorburn, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7776 Thorne, William Crockett, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7777 Thorp, Gerald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7778 Tickell, Richard Eustace, 3 June, 1919. (at )
7779 Tidbury, James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7780 Tims, Henry WUUam Marrett, 3 June, 1919.
7781 Tod, Alexander Gray, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7782 Tod, WiUiam Norman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7783 Tomlto, Morton James Baring, 3 June, 1919.
7784 Tomlin-Money-Shewan, Robert Ernest, 3 June,
(at.)
7785 Toms, Charles Bailey, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7786 Toogood, Arthur Seymour, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
7787 Toogood, Frederick Sherman, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7788 Towner, Henry William, 3 June, 1919. (M )
7789 Tracy, WiUiam Maxwell, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7790 Tribe, Paul Cuningham Edward 3 June, 1919.
7791 Trout, John Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7792 Troutbeck, John Munro, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
7793 Tucker, Albert Napoleon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7794 Tucker, Richard Jennings, 3 June, 1919. (M )
7795 Tuttoch, WUliam John, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
7796 Tupman, John Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7797 Tyler, Ralph Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7798 Tyrrell, Reginald Bramley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7799 Vanderfelt, Sydney Gorton, 3 June, 1919. (M )
7800 Vansagnew, John, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7801 Vasey, Charles James, 3 June 1919. (M )
7802 Vaughan, Gomer Miles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7803 VeUa, AUred, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
7804 Venour, Claude Malcolm HamUton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7806 Walker, Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7807 Walker, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7808 Walsh, John Gustavus Russell, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
7809 Walter, Archibald Stephen, 3 June 1919. (si )
7810 Walters, Robert Francis, 3 June, 1919. (M )
7811 Walton, George Laird, 3 June, 1919. (st )
7812 Walton, Granville, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7813 Wanliss, Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7814 Warburg, Oscar Emanuel, 3 June, 1919.
7815 Ward, Beatrice Gascoigne, 3 June, 1919.
7816 Ward, John Dudley, 3 June, 1919. (ar.)
7817 Ward, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7818 Warde, Sh Charles Edward, Bart, 3 June, 1919
7819 Wardrop, David Risk, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7820 Warner, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919. (H )
7821 Warrener, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7822 Warry, Bertram Arthur, 3 June, 1919
7823 Waters, Robert Sydney, 3 June, 1919.
7824 Wathen, Edward Owen, 3 June, 1919.
7825 Watson, Evelyn Cyril, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7826 Watson, George Leyboume, 3 June, 1919. (M )
7827 Watson, James Robert, 3 June, 1919 (M )
7828 Watts, Humphrey, 3 June, 1919 (Bi )
7829 Webb, G. R. H, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7830 Webb, John Montague, 3 June, 1919. (M )
7831 Webb, Philip, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7832 Webber, Ralph Gowland, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7833 Webster, Sir Augustus Frederick Walpole Edward, Bart
3 June, 1919. (M.)
7834 Webster, Charles Kingsley, 3 June, 1919. (si )
7835 Weekes, Henry Holman, 3 June, 1919. (M )
iJS2 Wenn(;I'' Arthur Francis Percival, 3 June, 1919. (m )
7837 WeUesley, Cecil George, 3 June, 1919. (at )
7838 Welman, Harvey. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7839 Welsh, David Thomson, 3 June, 1919. (m )

(BI.)

(M.) 1919.

(51.)

(M.) (at.)

(M.)
(si.)
(si.)

(M.)

7840 7841
784278437844
7845 7846
78477848 7849785078517852 7853785478557856 785778587860786178627863786478657866
786778697870787178727873
7874 7876
7877 787878797880788178827883788478857886
7887788878897890 7891
7892789378947895
7896 78977898
78997900 7901
790279037904 7905
7906 79077908790979107911791279137914 7915
79167917 791879197920 7921
792279237924792579267927792879297930
7931793279337935 79367937
7938 79397940

630

West, Charles James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
West, Richard Melbourne. 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
Westbury, Frederick Newell 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Westcott, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Weston, Reginald Salter, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
WethereU, WUUam Edward May, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Wheeler, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Whiffin, George Greenhough, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Whitaker, Arthur Marmaduke, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
White, Hon. Ernest William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
White, Hon. Francis WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (M.
White, John Christian, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
White, Robert Fortescue Moresby, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Whiteley, Hon. Ronald George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Whitfield, Robert Langton Digby, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Wiggins, Carl, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Wigley, George Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Wilberforce, Arthur Roland George, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
WUey, Thomas Paul, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
WUford, Edmund Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
WUliams, Arthur Frederick BasU, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
WilUams, Alfred Harry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
WUliams, Albert Howard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Williams, Ernest Ulysses, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
WilUams, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Williams, Stanley Walter, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
WUliams, Vivian Dunbar Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Wilson, Charles Soencer, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Wilson, Godfrey Harold Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Wilson, Henry Christopher Bruce, 3 June. 1919. (ai.)
Wi'son, James Robert Menzies, 3 June 1919. (at.)
Wilson. William Perceval, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Wimberley. Douglas George Nugent, Dving 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
Winnifrith Rev. Douglas Percy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Winter, WUliam Robert, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Wolfe-Barry, Kenneth, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Woodroffe, Norman Frederic, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Woods, James Cowan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Woods, Rickard John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Woottett, Sydney Winslow, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Woosnam, Charles Earnshaw, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Worth, Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Wortley, Ernest Dixon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Wrangham, WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Wright, Maurice Beresford, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Wright, Stephen, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Wyatt, John RaUton, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Wyndham Quin, Charles Frederick, 3 June, 1919, (Bt.)
Wynyard, Edward George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Wynyard, Richard Damer, 3 June, 1919. (jr.)
Yetts, Walter Perceval, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Youden, WiUiam Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Young, Richard Ashmur Blah, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Younger, John Henderson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Yourdi, John Robert, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Baxter, David Lionel MacKenzie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Bentley, WilUam Joseph, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
Brown, Claude, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Chown, Stanley Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Clifford, Ernest Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Cole, Cole Edward Cooper, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Complin, Edward Charles, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Cowan, Robert CecU, 3 June, 1919. (n.)
Davy, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
EUiot, Henry Charles Schomberg, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
FeU, James Pemberton, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Gibson, Orland Kingsley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
HewgiU, William Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Huggins, Samuel John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Inglis, WUUam Clarence. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Kappele, John Logan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Ker, Thomas Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Knox, Rev. John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Lobley, Owen RickeU, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
McCormack, Carson Alexander Vivian, 3 June, 1919.
(St.)
MacGUlivray, Gordon LesUe, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Maclnnis, Carlyle WiUiam. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
MacKay, Daniel Sayre, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
MacKenzie, Thomas Roderick, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
MacPhaU, Sh Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
McPherson, Charles Duncan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Mason, Edward George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Milne, WUliam Harcourt, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Monks, Kelson Charles Harley, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Moorhead, Charles Andrews, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Muirhead, WilUam Harry, 3 June, 1919. (II )
Myatt, Arthur Egbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Neiley, Bayard Lamont, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Nicholson, William James, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Robson, John Wintour, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Rush, Frederick Charles, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Spencer, Fred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Sprague, Daniel Ernes, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Stirrett, Albert Newton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Tate, Simon Marshall, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Thompson, Robert Broadwell, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Thomson , John James, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)

OFFICERS.

7941 Tinner, Sydney Jonathan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7942 Walker, Thomas Molineaux, 8 June, 1919. (at.)
7943 Warner, Rev. David Viotor, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7944 Weyman, Edward Colpitts, S June, 1919. (at.)
7945 Wharton, Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7946 Whitton, David Alexander, 8 June, 1919. (at.)
7947 Wilson, Rev. Thomas Augustine, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
7948 Wodehouse, Robert Elmer, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7949 Wolff, Mark Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
7960 Brain, Hugh Gerner, 8 June, 1919. (M.)
7951 Cook, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7952 Crane, Francis Leopold, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7953 Dennis, Charles Edgar, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7954 Gibson, Norman MaxweU, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7955 Gowing, Reginald Mack, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7956 Griffiths, Cyril Tracy, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
7957 Hogben, George Justice, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7958 Holder, Stanley Borwood, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7959 Howard, Charles Holmes, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7960 Jackson, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7961 Jeffries, Lewis WUmer, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7962 Knight, Glen Album WUliam James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7963 Macdonald, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7964 MarshaU, WUliam Henry, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
7965 MUes, Rev. Frederick James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7966 Moon, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7967 Page, Frederick WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7968 Playford, EUiott Frank, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7969 Taylor-Young, Hugh Corbett, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7970 Treloar, John Linton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7971 WUsom, Charles Percival, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7972 WithaU, Latham August, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7973 Acland, Leopold George Dyke, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7974 Andrew, PhUlip Oywalk, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7975 Andrews, Charles Eric, 3 June, 1919. (Bi.)
7976 Baigent, CyrU Victor, 3 June, 1919. (sf.)
7977 Banks, George Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7978 Barclay, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7979 Bernau, Henry Ferdinand, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7980 Bowerbank, Frederick Thompson, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7981 Colbeek, Edumand Harry, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7982 Fenwick, David Eardley, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
7983 Fenwick, George Ernest Oswald, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
7984 Gow, Regtaald Ronald, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
7985 Hogg, Alexander WUson, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7986 Hovey, Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7987 Izard, Arnold Woodford, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7988 Jacob, Archdeacon John Attwood, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7989 Kay, WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7990 Lawless, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7991 Levien, Norman James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7992 Little, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.) .
7993 McChristell, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
7994 Marchant, Eric Lachlan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7995 Mounsey, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
7996 Newcomb, Neville, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
7997 Ostler, Francis Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7998 Peacock, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
7999 PickerUl, Henry Percy, S June, 1919. (It.)
8000 TurnbuU, WilUam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8001 Tymons, Francis ParneU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8002 Westmacott, Herbert Horatio Spencer, 3 June, 1919.
(bi.)
8003 Averre, WUliam James, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
8004 Baker, Harry CecU, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8005 Balfour, Harry Hyndman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8006 Dacomb, Leonard Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8007 Daniels, Henry Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8008 Deane, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8009 Fincham, John WiUiam George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8010 Fox, Edward Thornton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8011 Horwich, David, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8012 Lange, Richard Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8013 Maxwell, Raymond, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8014 Menzies, Donald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8015 Napier, Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8016 Orford, Herbert John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8017 Parker, Robert Derwent, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8018 Pepper, Arthur Llewellyn, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8019 Phillips, WUliam James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8020 Porter, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8021 Rann, Alfred Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8022 Rigby, James Charles Alexander 3 June, 1919. (st.)
8023 Sellick, Alfred James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8024 Trevett, Charles George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8025 Wolmarans, Martinus Johannes, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
8026 Emerson, George Michael, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8027 Greene, WUUam Howe, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8028 Knight, James St. Pierre, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8029 Patterson, Lamont, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8030 Timewell, Henry A, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
8031 Whitty, Gerald Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8032 Adams, Paul, 3 June, 1919. (M.) , ,
8033 Addison, Sydney Wentworth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8034 Albrecht, Vaudrey Adolph, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8035 Anderson, Ruper Darnley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8036 Archer, John OUver, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8037 Armitage, WUliam Bryan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8038 Arrol-Hunter, John Eric, 3 June, 1919. (af.)

8039804080418042804380448046 8047804880498050 8051 8052805380548055 8056 8057
8058805980608061 8062806380648065
806680688069 8070
80718072807380748075 807880798080808180828083 8084808580868087808880898090
8091 80928093
8094 8095
8096 8097
8098809981008101810281038104810581078108810981118112
8113 8114811581168117
81188119 81218122
81238124
81258126
81278128
81298130
8131
81328133
8134
81358136
8137
81388139

Atkins. WUUam Ringrose Gelston, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Awcock, Charles Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Baldwin, John Eustace Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Banks, James Harvey, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Bateman, George Deane, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Beachcroft, PhUip Maurice, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
Beaufort, Victor Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
BeU, Charles Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Belton, Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Bently, Harold Rothwell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Berry, Rev. Robert Seymour Brendon Stirling, 3 June,
1919. (BI.)
Bishop, Percy, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
Blyth, John Dunbar, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Bovill, Carlos, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Brabazon, Hon. Claude Maitland Patrick, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
Bradley, Charles Raymond Strathearn, 3 June, 1919.
(BI.)
Bradley, John Stanley Travers, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Briggs, Edward Featherstone, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
Brinsmead, Horace Clowes, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Briscoe, Edward James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Brook, Reginald Vernon Charlesworth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Burchall, Percival RusseU, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Burrowes, Louis Arundell, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Buxton, Vincent, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Campbell, Charles Ferguson, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Campbell, Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Chainey, George Barrett, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Child, Arthur James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Clark, Adrian John, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Cockerell, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Collier, Richard Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Cook, Leonard Barnaby, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
Cooper, Frederick Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Cordtogley, John Walter, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Cosway, Leopold Harold BaskerviUe, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Darby, Maurice Ormonde, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Davies, John Hallmark, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
Deacon, Martin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
de Dombasle, Guy Cyril St. Pourgin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Delacombe, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
de Poix, Ralph Busick Claude Marie Tyrel, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
Dickson, James, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
Dixon-Spain, John Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Dixon-Spato, Gerald, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
Dobson, Geoffrey William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Dobson, Maurice Rowland, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Dyer, James Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Ellerton, Alban Spenser, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Evans, Audrey Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Evans, WiUiam Sandford, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Everett, Reginald Marsh, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Faithful, George Ferdinand Hay, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Farley, Reuben Llewelyn, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
FU1, Samuel John Vincent, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Fisher, Hubert Frank, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Ford, Harry GUbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Gadsby, Philip, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Gendle, Albert Edgar, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Goad, David, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
Godden, Guy Langham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Goddard, Richard Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Gordon, Harry Francis Adam, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Gordon, James William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Gude, Gerald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hall, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
HaU, William Welttngton,_S June, 1919.
Hargrave, WUUam Bowen, 3 June, 1919.
Harnett, Edward St. Clair, 3 June, 1919. ,
Harrison, Cuthbert Alfred Lakin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hartley, Alan Pickup, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hawksford, Francis Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hearn, Edward Michael WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hebden, Sacheverell Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hellyer, Francis Bdgcombe, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
Hirtzel, Clement Henry Armitage, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Humphery, George Edward Woods, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hunter, Albert, 3jiJune, 1919. (at.)
Iron, Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
James, Dennis Cory, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Jenkins, Frederick Howard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Jones, John Fleming, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Jupp, WilUam Dallas Loney, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Keegan, Michael, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Kirby, Frank Howard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Lambert, WiUiam Clement, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Landon, Joseph Herbert Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Landry, Pierre Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Lawder, CecU Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Layard, Arthur Raymond, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
LerwUl, Francis WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Leviek, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Lindquist, Oskar, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Lyall, Peter Douglas Lome, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Lywood, Oswyn George William Clifford, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)

(ii.) ' )

(at(at

631

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

8140 81418142
814381448145
8146814781488149
81508151 81528153
815581568157
8158 81598160
81618162 8163
816481658166 81678168 8169
817081718172817381748175
8176 817781788179
8180 818181828183818481858186
8187 818881898190
81918192 81938194 8195
8196 819781988199
8200820182028203
8204 8205820682078208820982108212 8213
8214821582168217821882198220 8221
82228223 82248225 82268227822882298230 823182328233823482358236 8237

MacCulium, Alfred Erasmus Geoffrey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
McLean, Kenneth Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
MacLeod, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Maidstone, Guy Montagu George, Viscount, 3 June, 1919.
(Bt.)
Mansell, Reginald Baynes, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Maybury, Harry Percy, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
MicheU, Herbert Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Miller, Allister Mackintosh, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Milman, Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Mitchell, Richard Galbraith, 3 June 1919. (M.)
Money, Rowland, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Monk, Errol Francis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Moore, Arthur Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Morle, Denzil Adair Bartlett, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Neame, Arthur Lawrence CecU, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Nevatt, Christopher George, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
NichoU, Hazleton Robson, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Nicolle, John MacArthur. 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Nixon, Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Oliver, Douglas Austin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Palmer, Leonard Edgcombe, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Parkes, Charles Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Parr, Sydney Charles, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
Peck, Richard HaUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Penberthy, Phillip Pearce Clay, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Pope, William Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
PoweU, Eric Walter, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Pratt-Barlow, Lucy Marjorie Kathleen, Mrs, 3 June,
1919. (M.)
Pritchard, John Edward Maddock, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Pryce, Walter John Dakyns, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Rasmusen, Charles Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Read, Geoffrey Jervis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Rees, Lionel Wilmot Brabazon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Rippon, Thomas Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Robertson, Charles Maclver, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Robertson, Hector Murdoch MaxweU, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
Robinson, Richard Sthling, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Roche, Nelson Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
RodweU, James Theodore, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
Rome, Samuel Greenless, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Ross, Andrew Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
Ross-Hume, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
RusseU, Hon. Victor Alexander Frederick ViUiers, 3 June,
1919. (M.)
Samson, Felix Rumney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Selby, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Sewell, John Percy Claude, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Shaw, Harry Turner, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Sidgreaves, Arthur Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Smith, George Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Smith, James Drummond, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Smith, Sydney WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Smith, William Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Somers-Clarke, Geoffrey, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Speed, Douglas Charles Leyland, 3 June, 1919 (M )
Steel, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Steel, John Valentine, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Stevens, Frank Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Stevens, George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Stewart, Jack, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Stradling, Alfred Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (aO
Strain, Lawrence Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Stratton, Howard Wallace, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Sulivau, Lionel Michael Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (m..
Thomson, George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Todd, George Eardley, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Tweedie, Henry Carmichael, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Unwin, Frederick Henry 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Verney, Reynell Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Waddington, WilUam James, 3 June, 1919 (m )
Wade, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Watson, Alexander Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
WiUiamson, George William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Wilson, Henry Alexander James, 3 June, 1919. (M )
Winch, Aubrey Brooke, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
Wise, Cuthbert Walter, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Worswick, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
WyncoU, Hugh Edmund Fowler, 3 June, 1919. (at )
Yates, Henry Irving Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at )
Yeomans, Charles FredsaU, 3 June, 1919 (at )
Young, Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
FaUes, Rev. Bernard James, 3 June, 1919. (m )
Jones, Rev. Francis Horace, 3 June, 1919. (m)
Kendall, Rev. Henry Ewing, 3 June, 1919. (Bf)
Kent, Rev. Norman Braund, 3 June, 1919 (bi )
Knight-Adkin, Rev. Walter Kenrick, 3 June 1919 (si )
Wilkinson, Rev. Horace Ricardo, 3 June, 1919 (m )
Ahmad, Kahn Bahadur Kazi Aziz-ud-Din, 3 June 1919
Ahmad, Maulvi Nizam-ud-Din, 3 June 1919
Alder, Wilfrid, 3 June, 1919.
Armstrong, Arthur Campbell, 3 June, 1919
Banerji, Satish Chandra, 3 June, 1919.
Barnard, Albert Alfred, 3 June, 1919
Barton, Sybil, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
Bayley, Edward Charles, 3 June, 1919.
BeU, Evelyn Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
Berthoud, Edward Henry, 3 June. 1919.

8238 Bhonsle, Sambhaji Rao, 3 June, 1919.
8239 Blunt, Edward Arthur Henry, 3 June, 1919.
8240 Garson, Charles WUliam Charteris, 3 June, 1919.
8241 Channer, Frederick Francis Ralph, 3 June, 1919.
8242 Coldstream, John Clayton, 3 June, 1919.
8243 Cooke, Henry Moore Annesley, 3 June, 1919.
8244 Cross-Barratt, May, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
8245 Crosthwaite, Charles Gilbert, 3 June. 1919.
8246 Dixon, Edgar George, 3 June, 1919.
8247 Donald, Duncan, 3 June, 1919.
8248 Duncan, Houston, 3 June, 1919.
8249 Duval, Ethel, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
8250 EUis, Thomas Peter, 3 June, 1919.
8252 Fermor, Lewis Leigh, 3 June, 1919.
8253 Fowler, May, Mrs. Francis John, 3 June, 1919.
8254 Fraser, John Hugh Ronald, 3 June, 1919.
8255 Greig, WilUam Best, 3 June, 1919.
8256 Griffith, Francis Charles, 3 June, 1919.
8257 Guttford, Rev. Canon Edward, '3 June, 1919.
8258 Gupta, Ashoke Chandra, 3 June, 1919.
8259 Hajibhoy, Seth Bandeali, 3 June, 1919.
8260 Hingston, Clayton Alexander Francis, 3 June, 1919.
8261 Hudson, Kate Evans, Lady, 3 June, 1919.
8262 Innes, Charles, 3 June, 1919.
8263 Jackson, Samuel, 3 June, 1919.
8264 Jatia, Rai Bahadur Onkar MuU, 3 June, 1919
8265 Johnson, Mary Eliot, Mrs, 3 June. 1919.
8266 Johnstone, Dr. James Glansey, 3 June, 1919.
8267 Khan, Nawab Abdul Rahim, 3 June, 1919.
8268 Talpur, Khan Bahadur Mir Ghulam Mahomed Khan of,
3 June. 1919.
Khan, Sahibzada Muhammad Jafar Ali, 3 June, 1919.
Lai, Rai Bahadur Seth Sukh, 3 June, 1919.
Lemon, Guy Talbot, 3 June, 1919.
Lupton, Samuel, 3 June, 1919.
Lyons, Charles Michael, 3 June, 1919.
Macfarlane, James WaUace, 3 June, 1919.
Macpherson, Duncan Iver, 3 June, 1919.
Madden, Samuel Fitzgerald, 3 June, 1919.
Madhavlal, Lady Chinubhai, 3 June, 1919.
Maude, Maude, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
MUler, WiUiam Charles Walmer, 3 June, 1919.
Mohatta, Rao Bahadur Seth Goverdhandas Moti'al,
3 June, 1919.
Moncrieff-Smith, HUda Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
Moodie, Adam WUson, 3 June, 1919.
Murray, Miss Violet, 3 June, 1919.
Myhea, Charles Stanley Garland, 3 June, 1919.
O'Brian, Herbert Edgar Whitehead, 3 June, 1919.
O'Meara, Eugene John, 3 June, 1919.
Oughton, Ernest, 3 June, 1919.
Pershad, Rai Sahib Mathura, 3 June, 1919
Powell, William WaUace, 3 June, 1919.
Prasad, Kunwar Jagdish, 3 June, 1919.
Qayum, Abdul, 3 June, 1919.
Reith, Alexander Murray, 3 June, 1919.
Richards, Frances Maud Lyster, Lady, 3 June, 1919.
Richardson, George Alexander, 3 June, 1919.
Richmond, AUce, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
Roberts, Montgomery Browne, 3 June, 1919.
Robertson, Stuart Duncan, 3 June, 1919.
Samp, Rai Bahadur Ram, 3 June, 1919.
Singh, Sardar Bahadur Bhai Arjan, 3 June, 1919.
Singh, Diwan Chet, 3 June, 1919.
Singh, Rai Bahadur Thakur Dhonkal, 3 June, 1919.
Singh, Sardar Gopal, 3 June, 1919.
Singh, Kanwar Raghbh, 3 June, 1919.
Singh, Raja Raghuraj, 3 June, 1919.
Singh, Ram, 3 June, 1919.
Spence, Hon. Christina PhiUppa Agnes, Mrs, 3 June,
Stevens, Leonard Cordinge, 3 June, 1919.
Stifle, Norman Cecil, 3 June, 1919.
Stoddard, George Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
Symes, WUliam Fitzroy Scudamore Stallard, 3 June,
1919.
Tomkins, Ernest WiUiam, 3 June, 1919.
Trevaskis, Hugh Kennedy, 3 June, 1919.
Voice, Thomas Aubrey, 3 June, 1919.
Warburton, Walter GranviUe, 3 June, 1919.
Ward, William Robert, 3 June, 1919.
WiUiamson, Andrew, 3 June, 1919.
Wylde, Lennard Francis George Stovin, 3 June, 1919.
Brodick, Thomas Noel, 3 June, 1919.
Burgess, Frederick James, 3 June 1919
Burnett, James, 3 June, 1919.
Clark, Donald George, 3 June, 1919.
Cleary, Rt. Rev. Henry William, 3 June, 1919.
Cooper, Daniel George Arthur, 3 June, 1919.
Day, Victor Grace, 3 June, 1919
Earl, Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
Evans, James Sim, 3 June, 1919
Fache, George Cox, 3 June, 1919
Fell, Frederick Chandos Courtenay, 3 June, 1919.
Findlay, James, 3 June, 1919.
Fraser, Malcolm, 3 June, 1919.
Hislop, James. 3 June, 1919
Montgomery, William Barr, 3 June, 1919
Moss, Thomas, 3 June, 1919

8269
8270827182728273 82748275
827682778278 8279
82808281828282838284828582868287828882898290 8291
8292 8293
829482958296 8297
829882998300 8301
8302830383048305 8306
8307 8308830983108311 8312
831383148315831683178318 83198320 8321832283238324 8325832683278328 8329 833083318332 8333
632

OFFICERS.

8334 Myers, Vera Anita, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
8385 Poynton, John William, 3 June, 1919.
8336 Rhodes, George Edward, 3 June, 1919.
8837 Ronaldson, Thomas Sheriff, S June, 1919.
8338 Shirer, Rev. WilUam, 3 June, 1919.
8339 Scholefleld, Guy Hardy, 8 June, 1919.
8340 Shhtoliffe, George, 3 June, 1919.
8341 Sprott, Rt. Rev. Thomas Henry, 3 June, 1919.
8342 Topia, Kingi, 3 June, 1919.
8343 Wilson, Thomas, 3 June, 1919.
8344 Beer, George Stephen, 3 June, 1919.
8345 Birch, George Ernest, 3 June, 1919.
8846 Bray, Paul Dudley. 3 June, 11919.
8347 Cluver, Paul Dietrich, 3 June, 1919.
8348 Cooke, Herbert Sutton, 3 June, 1919.
8349 Crichton, Jean, Mrs. Cullen, 3 June, 1919.
8350 Dent, Richard Court, 3 June, 1919.
8351 Dunuemin, Eveline Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
8352 Earle, WilUam Francis, 3 June, 1919.
8353 Fairbairn, John, 3 June, 1919.
8354 Frood, Bertha Helen, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
8355 Godley, Richard Shearman, 3 June, 1919.
8356 Gray, George Douglas, 3 June, 1919.
8357 Mathers, Mary Augusta, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
8358 Miller, Charles Cecil, 3 June, 1919.
8359 Murray, Charles Frederick Kennan, 3 June, 1919.
8360 O'ReiUy, Thomas LesUe, 3 June, 1919.
8361 Orr, John, 3 June, 1919.
8862 Rockey, Willie, 3 June. 1919.
8363 Rowland, Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
8364 Searle, Emma Jane, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
8365 Skeels, Lewis Serecold, 3 June, 1919.
8366 SommerviUe, James, 3 June, 1919.
8367 Taylor, Percy Henry, 3 June, 1919.
8368 Weinthal, Leo, 3 June, 1919.
8369 Winser, Charles, 3 June, 1919.
8370 Wynne, Thomas Joseph, 3 June, 1919.
8371 Hutchings, Charles Henry, 3 June, 1919.
8372 Morris, Francis Joseph, 3 June, 1919.
8373 Parsons, Rachael Fannie, Mrs, 3 June, 1919
8374 Roper, Ann, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
8375 Squarey, Robert Thomas, 3 June, 1919.
8376 Summers, Patrick Joseph, 3 June. 1919.
8378 Azzopardi, Francesco, 3 June, 1919.
8379 Bagenal, Charles James, 3 June, 1919.
8380 Baines, Denis Lynch, 3 June, 1919.
8381 Chamberlain, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919.
8382 Cooper, Philip Ward, 3 June, 1919.
8383 Crook, John Rowland, 3 June, 1919.
8384 Sen, Eu Tong, 3 June, 1919.
8385 Gosling, Francis Goodwin, 3 June, 1919.
8386 Haddon-Smith, Izy Constance, Lady, 3 June, 1919.
8387 Harper, Charles Henry, 3 June, 1919.
8388 Harrisson, Sydney ThhlwaU, 3 June, 1919.
8390 HUlyer, Herbert Keys, 3 June, 1919.
8391 Howard, Joseph, 3 June, 1919.
8392 Jones, Malcolm Ludlow, 3 June, 1919.
8393 Kay, WiUiam Gemmell, 3 June, 1919.
8394 King, Godfrey James, 3 June, 1919.
8395 Lochhead, James, 3 June, 1919.
8396 Lynch, James ChaUenor, 3 June, 1919.
8397 Macdonald of the Isles, CeUa Violet, 3 June, 1919.
8398 MacDonald, Ranald, 3 June, 1919.
8399 Macintyre, Duncan Charles, 3 June, 1919.
8400 MacLeUand, Hugh, 3 June, 1919.
8402 Morris, Edward GUbert, 3 June, 1919.
8403 Parnis, Alfredo, 3 June, 1919.
8494 Phillips, Elizabeth MiUer, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
8405 Rabici, Ratu Joni Antonio, 3 June, 1919.
8406 Kew, Charles Edward Daliel Oldham, 3 June, 1919.
8407 Smith, Stanley Rivers-, 3 June, 1919.
8408 Robertson, John Argyll, 3 June, 1919.
8409 Roy, Thomas, 3 June, 1919.
8410 Sackett, Rev. Alfred Barrett, 3 June, 1919.
8411 Scott, Frederick Emelius, 3 June, 1919
8412 Stack, Alan Edward, 3 June, 1919.
8413 Taylor, Robert Walter, 3 June, 1919.
8414 Thomas, Thomas Shenton Whitelegge, 3 June, 1919.
8415 Tonks, Osmund, 3 June, 1919.
8416 Torreggiani, Antonio Cassar, 3 June, 1919.
8417 Trefusis, Dorothy Marguerite Elizabeth, Hon. Mrs,
3 June, 1919.
8418 Waddington, Eubule John, 3 June, 1919.
8419 WUlis, Rt. Rev. John Jameson, 3 June, 1919.
8420 BuUer, Francis Elliot, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8421 Butters, Adams, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8422 HamUton, Frederick Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8423 Kane, John Leonard Kirkpatrick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8424 Robinson, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8425 Adams, John Hughes, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8426 Adams, Kenneth Lemesle, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8427 Alexander, Heber Maitland, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8428 Andrews, Frank Leon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8429 Arneil, London, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8430 Babonau, Alexander Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8431 Baird, Alexander Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8432 Baird, Randolph Eustace Wemyss, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8433 Baker, Wilfred Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
8434 BaU, Eric Percy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

84358436843784388439844084418442844384448445844684478448
84498450 845184528453845484558456845784588459846084618462846384648465846684678468 8469
847084718473 8474
84758476 8477
8478 84798480
8481 8482
848384848485848684878488 8489
8490 84918492
84938494849584968497
8498 8499850085018502850385048505 850685078508850985108511 851285138514851585168517 851885198520852185228523852485258526 8527852885298530 8531
85338534

Barnes, Lawrance Edward, S June, 1919. (Bt.)
Bell, Arthur Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Benson, WUliam John Phillip, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Bonnyman, Francis James Cosmos, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Bourne, Walter Kemp, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Bradbury, Arthur Lyle, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Brewin, Thomas James, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
Brewis, Roddison Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Bruce, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Bucknall, WUliam Beverley, 3 June, 1919- (BI.)
Burdon, Walter Boyd Chandlers, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Cairns, James, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
Carr, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Carruthers, John Harvey de Wiederhold, 3 June, 1919
(M.)
Carter, Ernest Pasley, 3 June, 1919.
Chamier, William St. George, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
Cobb, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Compton, Clifton William McGrath, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Constable, William Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Coppinger, Francis Romney, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Cotton, Percy Vernon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Cumberlege, Archibald Farrington, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Dallas, Alexander Egerton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Daniell, John Acheson Staines, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Davies, John Francis, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Davis, Charles Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Dease, Conley Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
De la Bere, Hugh Pleydell, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Dwane, Herbert Milton, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
Errington, John Perrin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Farquharson, Christopher WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at )
Fleming, John Kenneth Sprot, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Forbes, Alister Esme Buchan, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Franklin, George Denne, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Freel, Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Frost, Augustine Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Frost, William Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Gaunt, Cecil Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Gilpin, George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Gittings, Thomas Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.
Gosling, Graham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Graveson, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Grimston Lionel Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Haig, David Price, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Harward, Robert Blake, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Hawks, George Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hayes, Francis Bernard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Heaton, Trevor Braby, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Hewlett, Kenelm, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Heycock, Charles Hensman, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hinde, Henry Thomas Langford, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Hopkins, Lewis Egerton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Hulbert, Thomas Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Humphrey, John, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Hunt, Frederick Eckstein, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
Hynes, Brian Mansfield, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Irvtog, Miles, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
Johnstone, Beresford Assheton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Johnstone, David Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Bjrkwood, Andrew Torton, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Leathes, Herbert de Mussenden, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Jones, Leycester Hudson Leslie-, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Lethbridge, Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Ley, Arthur Edwin Hale, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Lindesay, Frederick Sinclair, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
McElwaine, Brick James Dalby, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Macpherson, George Cook, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Malet, Robert James, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Manners, Charles Manners, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Marsh, Cunliffe Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Mason, Alfred Sidell, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
Matthews, Frank Melvin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Meadows, George Stephen, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Miles, Sir Charles WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
MUler, Frank Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Minty, Thomas WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Molloy, Gerald Macleay, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Moore, Herbert William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Moore, WilUam Gale, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
More, Paxton St. Clair, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Mudie, Robert Francis, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Muir, Archibald Huleath Huntley, 3 June. 1919. (M.)
Muh, Wingate Wemyss, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Nevill, Henry Rivers, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Nicholson, Roger Brighouse, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Noel, Kenneth Hugh, 3 June. 1919. (it.)
Osborne, George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Ouseley, Joseph William Glynn, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Parsons, Frederick George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Pauli, James Rabley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Pierpoint, Harry William, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Prescott, John Joseph Whitworth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Preston, Eyre Evans, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Preston, WilUam John Phaelim, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Reed, WiUiam Louis Lindsay, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Richardson, Rosslyn James DUyeU, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Robinson, WiUiam Pasley, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Sandeman, AUred Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)

633

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

8535 Sanford, George Batthyany, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8536 Saunders, Ernest Howie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8537 Shepherd, Walter Isaac, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8538 Sherer, John Corrie, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8539 Skinner, Alexandra Baird, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8540 Smith, Charles Harold, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8541 Smith, G. Graham, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8542 Smith, Maurice Castle, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8543 Smith, William Frank, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8544 Spalding, William Burrington, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
8545 Spring, George Conrad, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
8546 Stansfield, Cyril Grey, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
8547 Steele, Charles Edward Beevor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8548 Bennett, John Sterndale-, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8549 Stifle, Archibald Francis Everett, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8551 Taylor, Newman, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8552 Tobin, Harry Walter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8553 Torrie, Claud Jameson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8554 TurnbuU, Thomas Eyre, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8555 Tyrrell, Augustus Charles Lionel, 3 June, 1919. (11.)
8556 ViUiers, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
8557 Vincent, Frank Lloyd, 3 June, 1919. (M.l
8558 Wall, AUan Copinger, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8559 Waller, Edmund, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8560 Walsh, George Gould, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8561 Ward, Basil Seth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8562 Ward, Henry Charles Swinburne, 3 June. 1919. (31.)
8563 Webb, John Robert Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
8564 Weekes, Harold Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
8565 Whish, Eric Vipam, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8566 Wildy, Harold Adams, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8567 WUls, Edgar Vernon, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8568 WUson, Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8569 Wright, WilUam Owen, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
8570 Kaikhushru, Sorat, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8571 Rimington, Percy WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8572 Appleton, Edith Elizabeth, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8573 Bennett, Douglas Raymond, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8574 Bristow, Frank Anstie, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8575 Broughton, Geoffrey Delves, 3 June, 1919. (Sf.)
8576 Calder, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8577 Cragg, WUUam Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (sf.)
8578 De Hochepied-Larpent, Lionel WilUam Peppe, 3 June,
1919. (M.)
8579 Duggan, Martin Jpseph, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8580 Easby, Nora, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8581 Elwes, Francis Guy Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8582 Farrow, Frederick Denny, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8583 Flint, George WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8584 Fraser, Pierce Butler, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8585 Gammon, Frank, Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
8586 Gatehouse, Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
8587 Gibbon, Rev. Henry Hensman, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8588 Gurley, John Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
8589 Haldane, Henry Chicheley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8590 Holden, Alexander Henry Shuttleworth, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
8591 Howard , Arthur Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8592 Knudsen, Orric Joures, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8593 Bell, James Logan-, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8594 MacFarlane, Fane Andrew James, 3 June, 1919. (M )
8595 Maclear, Ronald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8596 McSheehy, Oswald WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
8597 Malet, Sh Harry Charies, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8598 O'Nettl, Charles Sefton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8599 Phipps, Frederick Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8600 Potter, Frank Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8601a Ramsay, James Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
86016 Rankin, Henry Charles Deans, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8602 Salmond, Robert WiUiamson Asher, 3 June, 1919. (st )
8603 Scott, Donald Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8604 SeweU, Douglas Arden Dalrymple, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
8605 Sidgwick, Harry Christopher, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8606 Sikes, Charles WiUiam Booth, 3 June, 1919. (M )
8607 Simmonds, Roy, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8608 Sinkinson, Alfred Le Mesurier, 3 June, 1919. (M )
8609 Sproule, James Chambers, 3 June, 1919. (at )
8610 Tangye, Richard Trevithick Gilbertstone, 3 June, 1919
(M.)
8611 Yule, Jack Seymour, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
?f JS Sadashive, Krishna Bapat Risaldar, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8613 Blackstock, George Gooderham, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8614 Donaldson, Robert Inglis, 3 June, 1919. (at )
8615 Vernon, Stuart Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (M )
gf Jg Francis, Frederick Howard, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
8617 GuUett, Sydney Wolton, 3 June, 1919. (si )
8618 Abramson, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (M )
fgl9 Archer, Basil Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
t6!? §ouId' ETaward Sabine Baring-, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8621 Barron, John Bernard, 3 June, 1919. (M )
fgg2 Black, Hutcheson Campbell, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
SXS? Ensor, Frederick Charles Curme, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
llli gPodchild Thomas Phillip, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
=IS! gams, Edward Ross, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
™25 |?wite, Albert Claud, 3 June, 1919. (at-
™ll 5 ln,es' John Tatham, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5»™ 50lland' 5?,?.neth George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8629 Howard, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8630 Lmton, George Purdie, 3 June, 1919. (it.)

(a

634

8631 MacDonald, John Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8632 Macllvenna, John, 3 June, 1919. (41.)
8633 MacKenzie, WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8634 MacLaren, Geoffrey, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
8635 Moody, Edward Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8636 Mortimer, Frederick George Crofton, 3 June, 1919.
8637 Nicholas, John, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8638 Nicol, George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8639 Olden, George William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8640 Ommanney, Walter Montagu, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8642 Ramsey, Graham ColviUe, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8643 Randell, Alan Summers, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8644 Richmond, Arthur Eaton, 3 June 1919. (Bt.)
8645 Roberts, Rev. Henry George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8646 Roberts, Charles Cecil Gwynedd, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8647 Roose, Gerald Unna Bond, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8648 Ross, Duncan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8649 Saunders, Percy Tunstable, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8650 Scott, James Harry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8651 Stewart, Percy Peter James, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8652 Tucker, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8653 Waley, Eric George Simon, 3 June, 1919.
8654 Whitehead, John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8655 Whiteman, Francis Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8656 WilUams, Richard John 3 June, 1919. (si.)
8657 Wordle, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8658 EI Sagh-KoIaghasi-Mahmoimd-Effendi-HUmi-el-Samaa
3 June, 1919. (at.)
8660 Mehr, Mohammad Khan, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8661 Ohauvel, James Allan, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8662 Comtas, Francis Aloysius, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8663 Dariey, Thomas Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8664 Jarman, Cecil Trevelyan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8665 Johnston, Percy Leo, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8666 Phillips, Francis Hardwick, 3 June, 1919.
8667 Price, Columbus Leigh, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
8668 Sutton, Harvey, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8669 Croft, Geraldine May, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8670 Saunders, Ernest Victor, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8671 WUkie, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8672 Ainley, Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8673 Anderson, Francis Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8674 Andrews, George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8675 Browne, Arthur Ernest Bankhead-, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8676 Barrell, WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8677 Block, Bernard Alfred Leopold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8678 BrammaU, LesUe Hinchcliffe, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8679 Brown, Francis Robert, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8680 Brown, James Carleton, 3 June, 1919 (Bt.)
8681 Bullock, Herbert Poe Story, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8682 Corking, James WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8683 Crompton, James, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8684 Davis, Bernard, Langridge, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8685 De Freitas, Juhan_Migron, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8686 EUdns, Walter Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8687 Everett, Raymond Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8688 Farmer, Horace Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8689 Frogley, Walter James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8690 Galbraith, James Ponsonby, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8691 Geddes, Rex Wilshhe, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8692 Glasby, Walter George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8693 Herschell, Allan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8694 Hitchcock, Percy Albion, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8695 Htae, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8696 HoUway, Edith Blake, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8697 Hosken, WUliam Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8698 Jones, WUUam, Edward 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8699 King, Albert Lewin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8700 Leman, George Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8701 Marks, John Barkly, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8702 Mason, John Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8703 MaxweU, Ernest Cassel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8704 Mason, Godfrey Noel Grey Monck-, 3 June, 1919.
8705 Peach, Benjamin Neave, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8706 Raikes, Robert Cecil Montague, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8707 Rawlings, Geoffrey Nares, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8708 Rawlins, Howard St. George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8709 RevUlon, Joseph Whistler, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8710 Sale, Arthur Bromwich, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8711 Saunders, George Muskett, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8712 Scott, John PbiUps, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8713 Scruby, WiUiam Sidney James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8714 Sidney, Ernest Hemming, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8715 Silley, Edward Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8716 Stalker, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8717 Stewart, Robert Neil, 3 June, 1919. (at )
8718 Strahan, Geoffrey Carteret, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
8719 Stow, David Fenwick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8720 Tew, Charles Napier Alexander, 3 June, 1 919. (at.)
8721 Till, Percy WUliam Williams-, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8722 Young, John Ross, 3 June, 1919. (Bt )
8723 Barron, Frederick Wilmot, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8725 Lane, Frank Bernard, 3 June, 1919. (at )
8726 Abbott, WUliam George, 3 June, 1919. (at )
8727 Fleischl, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8728 Flynn, Rev. William Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8729 Smyth, Robert Milner-, 3 June, 1919. (ai )
8730 AUeyne, Charles Foster, 3 June, 1919. (at )
8731 Anson, Ernest St. George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

(si.)

OFFICERS.

8732 Applin, Reginald Vincent Kemporfeldt, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
8733 Armstrong, George Medlicott, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
8784 Arthur, Harry Robert, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8735 Arthur, John Starling, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
8736 Austin, Aldfred Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8737 Austin, Frederick William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8738 Badger, Thomas Reginald, S June, 1919. (ai.)
8739 Baird, Andrew Henry, 8 June, 1919. (at.)
8740 Bartels, Olive, S June, 1919. (at.)
8741 Bale, Francis Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8742 Beaver, Robert Atwood, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8743 Bigge, George Orde, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8744 Birch, Lewis Henry Peregrive, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8745 Bhd, Riohard Martin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8746 Bland, Maurice George, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
8747 Bloomburgh, Joseph Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
8748 Blundell, Charles Wilson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8749 Booty, Lester Browning, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
8750 Bowen, Albert Stephen, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8751 Boyle, Henry Edmund GasMn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8752 Brown, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
8753 Brown, Algernon Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
8754 Brown, Frederick Alexander WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
8755 Brown, GUbert Alexander Murray, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8756 Brown, Harold Blumneld, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8757 Bruen, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
8758 BucknaU, Roger, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8759 Bum, Charles Rosdew, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8760 Caddington, Thomas George Augustus, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
8761 Carter, John LesUe Graydon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8762 Carey, WUUam HaviUand, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8763 Carey, Hon. Lucius Plantagenet, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
8764 Child, Gerald Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8765 Clark, James Jeffery, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8766 Clements, Mrs. Dora, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8767 Cleveland, Arthur John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8768 Clover, Edgar, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8769 CoUins, Michael Abdy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8770 Cook, Mrs. Grace Muriel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8771 Cook, WiUiam Littlejohn, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
8772 Cooke, Cedrie Franklin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8773 Cooke, WUliam Edward Hinchley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8774 Cooney, Ralph Carson, S June, 1919. (at.)
8775 Cordeaux, WiUiam Wilfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8776 Couper, Peter, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
8777 Craik, George Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (If.)
8778 Craven, Hon. Rupert Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8779 Craven, Earl of, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8780 Crook, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8781 Crutchley, Ernest Tristram, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8782 Daly, Charles Calthorpe de Burgh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8783 DanieU, John Clarmont, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
8784 WaddUove, George Edward Dariey-, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8785 Daukes, Sidney Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8786 Daucey, Thursby Henry Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
8787 Davies, Reginald Laidlow, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8788 Davison, Duncan Athol, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8789 Day, Benjamin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8790 Day, WiUiam Leigh Maine, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8791 Deakin, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8792 Wheeler, Samuel Gerald De Courcey, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
8793 Derry, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8794 Devine, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8795 Dixon, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8796 Dixon, Sydney Wentworth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8797 Hepenstal, Lambert John Dopptog-, 3 June, 1919.
8798 Drummond, Cyril Alexander Fraser, 3 June, 1919.
8799 Duke, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8800 Dunscombe, Nicholas Blake, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
8801 Eager, Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8802 Eldridge, Ernest James Morritt, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8803 Elgee, Samuel Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8804 EUot, Christian Edward Comwallis, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8805 Everest, WUUam Charles Robert, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
8806 Fitzgerald, Thomas Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8807 Forsdick, William Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8808 Frost, Geoffrey Meadows, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8809 Gaitskell, Henry Walter, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
8810 Garten, WUUam George Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8811 Gibson, Jane, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
8812 Gibson, Thornley Carbutt, 3 June, 1919. (Sf.)
8813 Gifford, Herbert Llewellyn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8814 GiUman, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
"815 Godfery, Masters Van Somere, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8816 Good, Thomas Saxty, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8817 Gordon, Philip James, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8818 Grange, Charles D'Oyly, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8819 Greet, Cecil Anstey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8820 Guerin, Charles Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8821 Gwynne, Frederick WUUam Davies, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8822 HadHnson, Percival, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8823 Hall, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.) . _
8824 Hamilton, Claude Melville Bruce, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8825 Hankey, George Frederick Barnard, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
8826 Hawksworth, John Ledlie Inglis, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8827 Hay, Malcolm Vivian, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8828 Hay, Peter Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)

(ai.)
(at.)

8829"' Hazard, Cecil James, 3 June, 1919. (ii.)
8830 Henderson, Garnet Montgomery Hume, 3 June, 1919.
»?» (st.)
8831 Hendry-Alexander William, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
8832 Henry, Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8833 Hepworth, Frank Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8834- Hervey, Gerald Augustus Frederic, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8835 Heseltine, Christopher, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8836 Heywood, Thomas George Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8837 HiU, Leslie Rowley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8838 Hindlip, Charles Allsopp, Lord, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
8839 Hughes, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8840 Hunter, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8841 Ilchester, Earl of, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8842 Ingram, Francis Manning, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8843 Irvine, Charles Alexander Lindsay, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8844 James, Eustace Lindsay Hawels, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8845 Jefferys, Arthur Harold, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8846 Johnson, Edgar David, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8847 Joues, William Henry. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8848 Kemple, John Howard, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
8849 Kendall, John Kaye, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8850 Kidley, Alexander John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8851 King, David Barty, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8852 Kinsman, WUliam Augustus CecU, 3 June 1919. (st.)
8853 Khby, WiUiam Lewis Clark, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
8854 Lamb, Claude Carnegie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8855 Langton, Theobald Michael, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8856 Lawrence, Frederick George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8857 Leith. Alexander Robert, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8858 Convngham, WUliam ArbuthnotLenox, 3 Jur.e, 1919. (at.)
8861 LiddeU, Eric Manfre, 3 June. 1919. (Bt.)
8862 Lindsay, WUliam George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8863 Loughborough, Arthur Harold, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8864 Lowther, Hon. Lancelot Edward, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8865 Luscombe, George Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8866 Lyons, Henrv Edward, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8867 MacArthur, WUliam Porter, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8868 MacDonald, John Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8869 McGrigor, Dalziel Buchanan, 3 June, 1919. (at,)
8870 MacKay, WilUam Murray, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8871 MacKenzie, WUUam Scobie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8872 MacKinnon, Alexander Dugald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8873 MacMahon. NeU Cullum Mildred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8874 MacPhaU, Hector Duncan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8875 MacPhie, John James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8876 Malcolm, WiUiam Alister, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8877 Marriott, WiUiam Mason, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8878 Marsden, WiUiam Murray, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8879 Matthews, Durham Simpson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8880 Martinson, Arthur Bowman, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
8881 MaxweU, Edward Boyd, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8882 Meadows, Alice Margaret, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8883 MiUer, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8884 Mitchell, Rev. Percy Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8885 Scott, David John Montagu-Douglas-, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8886 Monteith, Joseph Basil Lawrence, 3 June, 1919. .(BI.)
8887 Morse, Thomas Ricketts, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
8888 Morsley, John WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8889 Morton, Charles Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8890 Murray, Robert WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8891 Murray, William Cochrane, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8892 Nason, Henry Hyde Williamson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8893 Neave, Charles Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8894 King, Francis John Newton-, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8895 Noon, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8896 Northern Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8897 O'CaUaghan, Rev. James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8898 O'FarreU, Rev. Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8899 O'Neill, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8900 O'ReUly, Rev. James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8901 Orpen, Anthony Schroeder, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8902 Oxley, Frederick John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf .)
8903 Patterson, Harold Dorman, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8904 Peacocke, Goodrick Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8905 Pearce, Wallace George James. 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8906 Pemberton, Francis Seaton, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8907 Peters, John Weston Parsons, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8908 Phillips, John Robert Parry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8909 PhiUips, WUUam Albert, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8910 Pine, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8911 PoweU, Harold Haines, 3 June 1919. (BI.)
8912 Prater, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8913 Pugh, George WUfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8914 Pym, Frederick Harry Norris, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8915 Ramsey, Arthur Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (at )
8916 ReUly, James MUes Townsend, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
8917 Richards, Arthur Carew.3 June, 1919. (M.)
8918 Richards, Rev. Sydney WUUam Letcher, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
8919 Ridings, Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (n.)
8920 Roberts, Hugh Dennison, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
8912 Roberts, Hamilton Walker, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8922 Roberts, Norcliffe, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
8923 Robertson, Kenneth Struan, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8924 Robinson, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (ar.)
8925 Robinson, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
8926 Rodgers, Frederick Millar, 3 June. 1919. (BI.)
8927 Romer, Malcolm, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

635

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

8928 Ross, Edward Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8929 Ross, Hew Dalrymyple, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8930 Rowden. Arthur Roger, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8931 Rudd, Hubert. 3 June. 1919. (at.)
8932 Sanders, Grace Louise, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8933 Scale, John Dymoke, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8934 Sharpe, Alfred Gerald Meredith, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8935 Shearburn, Alan Darvil, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8936 Singleton, Henry. 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8937 Slowan, WiUiam John More, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8938 Smith, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
8939 Smith, Stanley Alwyn, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8940 Smith, Sidney James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8941 Soames, Gerald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8942 Somerset, Somers, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8943 Spratley, Thomas James, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8944 Stephenson, Stanley George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8945 Stewart Charles Ravenscroft, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8946 Stewart, Gertrude, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8947 Strickland, Guy Tyrone, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
8948 Stuart, Frederick Joshua, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8949 Suffern, Alexander Canning, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
8950 Teversham, Richard Kinlock, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8951 Thomas, Francis Henry Hale, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
8952 Thomas, Hugh James Protheroe, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8953 Thornton, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
8954 Thorold, Rev. Ernest Hayford, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8955 Tomltason, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8956 Toppta, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
8957 Trtagham, Archibald Montgomery, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8958 Turney, Horace George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8959 Vincent, Frederick Calvert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8960 Waldron, Edward Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8961 WaUington, Christopher Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8962 Walmsley, George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8963 Walwyn, Charles Lawrence TyndaU, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
8964 Ward, Hon. Robert Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
8965 Watson, Julien, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8966 Watson, John, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
8967 Wayman, Henry Holdsworth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8968 Welchman, Sidney Chaytor, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
8969 Whinney, Harold Fife, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8970 White, Henry Herbert Ronald, 3 June, 1919. (at.
8971 Wilbraham, Henry Dudley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8972 WUlett, Lewis Howard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8973 WUson, Horace Bagster, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8974 Wilson, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8975 Wingate, George Frederic Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.
8976 Wood, John Hardy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8977 Woodhouse, Brierly, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8978 Woollcombe, Malcolm Louis, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8979 Wright, Kenneth Crause, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8980 Anderson, Thomas Lynewolde, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8981 Bladen, Rev. Albert Percy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8982 Blight, George Elmo, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
8983 Brown, John Herald Balfour, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8984 Bramwell, Rev. Donald Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (at.
8985 Finlay, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8986 Fletcher, CecU John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8987 Fogarty, Joseph Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8988 Fuhrman, Osmond Charles William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8989 Gault, Rev. James Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8990 Gunn, James Robert, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8991 Haslam, Thomas WUfred, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8992 Makeham, Rev Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
8993 Mayman, Rupert Livingstone, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
8994 Middleton, Sydney Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8995 Neale, John Arnold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8996 Ross, Clara Louisa, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8997 Sabeston, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
8998 Sawers, John Boothman, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
8999 Terry, Claude Herbert. 3 June 1919. (at.)
9000 Williams, Norman Rees, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9001 Archev. Gilbert Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9002 Beamish, Eric Hamilton, 3 June. 1919. (bi.)
9003 Bolton, Samuel James, 3 June, 1919. (It).
9004 Brown, John Falconer, 3 June. 1919. (ai.)
9005 Buchanan, Henry Meredith, 3 June, 1919. (at )
9006 Davies, Leofric Pearson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9007 McCurdy, Donald Archibald, 3 Juno, 1919. (at.)
9008 May, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at )
9009 Mewett, James Edward Hedley 3 June, 1919. (at )
9010 Oram, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9011 Stout, Thomas Duncan McGregor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9012 Tapper, Kenneth Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9013 Treadwell, Charles Archibald Lawrauce, 3 June 1919.
(31.)
9014 Davison, Charles Gray, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9015 Gordon, William Lennox, 3 June, 1919. (st )
9016 MacDougall, Ian, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9017 Medlicott, Richard Frederick Cavendish, 3 June, 1919
(at.)
9018 Mullins, Henry Rubert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9019 Robertson, George Watson, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
9020 Thomas, Walwyn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9021 Baxter, Robert Hugh NevUle, 3 June, 1919. (ai )
9022 Berridge, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
„XS? 5.aldy> Alexander WUliam. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9024 Finms, Herbert Cobb, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

636

9025 Gwynne, Clement Wansbrough. 3 June, 1919 (at.)
9026 Jadav, Pandurung Rao, 3 June, 193 9. (at.)
9027 Khan, Iqbal Mahomed, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
9028 MacEwan, Andrew Kenneth, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
9029 Nottidge, George. 3 June 1910. (BI.)
9030 Row, Raghabendra, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
9031 Rush John Shipman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9032 Samund, Abdul, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
9033 Shahp, Henry Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9034 Shine, Eugene Percy Forrest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9035 Singh, Rao Bahadur Rao Balbir, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9036 Singh, Sardar Bahardur Chanda, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9037 Singh, Dais Raj Ranjit, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
9038 Singh, Rajhumar Ranjit, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
9039 WUson, John Arthur Maclean, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9040 Baring, Thomas Esme, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
9041 Brooke, John Chadwick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9042 Campbell, Ian Percy Fitzgerald, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
9043 Edwards, T. H, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
9044 Graham, Hamilton Maurice Howgrave-, 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
9045 Khkwood, Thomas WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9046 Montefiore. Leonard Nathaniel, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
9047 Newbery, James Wilfred Trevor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9048 Parker, Sh William Lorenzo, Bart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9049 Price, Walter Dennis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9050 Robson, Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9051 Doidge, R. C, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9052 McHaffie, George Addison, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9053a Renaud, Ernest James. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
90536 Anderson, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9053c Huffam, William Tyers Christopher, 3 June, 1919 (m.)
9053d Black, George Cumine Strahan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
9053e Bonar, Hew Hunter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9053/ Bown, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9053(7 Cooper, Geoffrey Beauchamp Astley, 3 June, 1919. (at. )
9053A Duddtog, Thomas Scarborough, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9054os Dutton, Ralph Matthew Legge, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9054& Jones, Richard Reginald Glynne-, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9054c Jacomb, Frederick BasU Wood, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
9054d Lapsley, WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
9054e LyaU, WUUam James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9054/ Palmer, John Harald Gore, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9054a Porter, Herbert Charles Vivian, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9054ft Singer, Charles Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
9055a Taylor, John Norman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
90556 Tennent, Anderson Khkwood, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9055c Bostock, James, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
9055(i Brighten, Claude WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
9055« Ellison, Craufurd Tait, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9055/ Lewis, Ernest WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
90559 Meares.HughPoynder, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
9055ft Rendle, WiUiam Edgcumbe, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9056a Ritson, Cuthbert Ward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
90566 Tracy, Charles Dunlop, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9056c WUson, Gregg, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
9056(2 Gowans, James Dakers, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9056e Khan, Ajab, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9056/ Vickers, Wilmot Gordon Hilton, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
90560 Collings, F. J, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9056ft Wedderburn, Henry KeUerman HamUton-, 3 June,
1919. (Bt.)
9057a McCaUum, Robert Towson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
90576 Trueman, Thomas Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9057c Watson, Basil Barnard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9057d Farran, George Lambert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9057c Greer, WiUiam Niven. 3 June, 1919. (at.*
9057/ Mouat, Charles George Kay-, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
9057j Marshall, Hannath Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
9057ft O'Malley, David Vincent, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
9058a Scott, George Edward, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
90586 White, White Bolmfield, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
9058c Anderson, Arthur Robert, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
905S(Z Ayre, LesUe Charles Edward, 11 June, 1919. (Bt.)
9058e Bates, Reginald Barrington, 11 June, 1919. (BI.)
9058/ Bath, Alan George, 11 June, 1919. (M.)
9058(7 BiUs, Walter WiUiam, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9059 Borrett, Jack TuthiU, 11 June, 1919. (BI.)
9060 Bott, Leslie Charles, 11 June, 1919. (it.)
9061 Bowing, John, 11 June, 1919. (St.)
9062 Boyle, James Charles, 11 June, 1919. (Bt )
9063 Bray, John Evelyn, 11 June, 1919. (Bf.)
9064 Brewer, Charles Samuel, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9065 Brown, WiUiam, John Archer, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9066 Buchanan, Frederic Gray, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9067 Candy, Geoffrey Charles 11 June, 1919. (BI.)
9068 Candy, John, 11 June, 1919. (at )
9069 Catto, Andrew Yule, 11 June, 1919. (Bf.)
9070 Cavill, Herbert John, 11 June, 1919. (Bt.)
9071 Cole, Archiblad Charles, 11 June, 1919. (St.)
9072 Coleman, Patrick Peter, 11 June, 1919. (M.)
9073 Colles, Ernest Dudley Gordon, 11 June, 1919. (at.
9074 CoUins, Charles Edward, 11 June, 1919. (af )
9075 Colwill, George Henry, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9076 Connors, Ernest John, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9077 Coote, Bernard Trotter, 11 June, 1919. (at )
9078 Craven, Charles Worthington, 11 June, 1919. (M.)
9079 Crowther, WUliam Regtaald Denys, 11 June. 1919. (at.)
9080 Cudlip, Edwin WUUam, 11 June, 1919. (at )

OFFICERS.

(BI.)

. (Bf.)
(St.)

9081 Cumberiege. Marcus Victor, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9082 Damant, Guybon Chesney Castell, 11 June, 1919. (Bt.)
9083 Davis, WUliam Thomas. 11 June, 1919. (St.)
9084 Eason, Victor Cecil Gould, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9085 ElUs, Thomas, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9086 FUdes, Paul G, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9087 Garwood, Hugh Sydney, 11 June, 1019. (it.)
9088 GUbert, Archibald, 11 June, 1919. (Bf.)
9089 Good. Henry John Graham, 11 June, 1919. (Bt.)
9090 Goold, Hubert, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9091 Hanulton-Gordon, Hugh, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9092 Harris, Percy George, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9093 Harrison, Geoffrey Brancker, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9094 Hart, WiUiam, 11 June, 1919. (M.)
9095 Hastings, James Frederick Arthur, 11 June, 1919.
9096 Heather, Paul, 11 June, 1919. (si.)
9097 Horsey, Frank Lankester, 11 June, 1919. (st.)
9098 Jackson, Stanley, 11 June, 1919. (st.)
9099 Janion, Arthur Cyril Austin, 11 June, 1919. (BI.)
9100 Jeans, George, 11 June, 1919. (it.)
9101 Kay, Ivo James, 11 June, 1919. (af.)
9102 Kerr, Fairfax Moresby, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9103 Lane-Poole, Richard Hayden, Owen, 11 June, 1919
9104 LleweUyn, LleweUyn Evan Hugh, 11 June, 1919.
9105 McKinlay, Alfred White, 11 June, 1919. (Bt.)
9106 MacLean, Harper, 11 June, 1919. (Bt.)
9107 Mann, William Selwyn, 11 June, 1919. (Bt.)
9108 Martin, Edward George, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9109 Moore, Gerald, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9110 Morley, Cornelius CecU, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9111 Moseley, Edward James, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9112 Murray, Arthur John Layard, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9113 O'Connor, Thomas Reginald Gill, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9114 Orchard, Bdwin Harold, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9115 Orton, John Henry, 11 June, 1919. (Bf.)
9116 Palfreman, Edwin, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9117 Parsons, Stanley Seymour Conway, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9118 Pratt, Edwin, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9119 Prendergast, John Arnoux, 11 June, 1919. (bi.)
9120 Robins, LesUe, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9121 Romer, Frederick, 11 June, 1919. (M.)
9122 Rudland, Henry Alfred, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9123 Shee, Richard John, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9124 Simon, Arnold, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9125 Stacker, Percy, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9126 Swan, Kenneth Raydon, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9127 Thomson, George Phie, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9128 Thornton, CyrU Joseph, 11 June, 1919. (m.)
9129 Tower, Francis Fitzpatrick, 11 June, 1919. (st.)
9130 Turner, Frederick Richard Gordon, 11 June, 1919. (si.)
9131 Twigg, Francis Walter Despard, 11 June, 1919. (M.)
9132 Wood, Alfred Oswald, 11 June, 1919. (Bf.)
9133 Wynter, Gerald Charles, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9134 Yorke, Maurice Francis, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
9135 Barnes, George Edwin Olaf, 21 June, 1919. (at.)
9136 Blackburn, Albert Edward, 21 June. 1919. (Bf.)
9137 Blumberg, Frederick Thomas, 21 June, 1919.
9138 Brady, John Joseph Hugh, 21 June, 1919. (Bf.)
9139 Rrowne, Robley Henry John, 21 June, 1919. (at.)
9140 Compton, Edward Bathurnt, 21 June, 1919. (at.)
9141 Elstob, Eric Bramley, 21 June, 1919. (if.)
9142 Hamnett, Bernard, 21 June, 1919. (Bt.)
9143 Hooper, Geoffroy WiUiam Winsmore, 21 June, 1919. (bi.)
9144 Large, Edwin Ryder, 21 June, 1919.
9145 Mann, WUliam Burridge, 21 June, 1919. (M.)
9146 MUes, Francis Nigel, 21 June, 1919. (bi.)
9147 Moorsom, Winstanley Robert Coverdale, 21 June, 1919.
(bi.)
9148 Morgan, John Hamilton, 21 June, 1919. (Bt.)
9149 Pelham-Kent, Arthur Clifton, 21 June, 1919. (bi.)
9150 Sarel, Colin Alfred Molyneux, 21 June, 1919. (BI.)
9151 Waterhouse, Thomas Ryder, 21 June, 1919. (at.)
9152 Watson, George WilUam, 21 June, 1919. (BI.)
9153 Whitehead, Norman, 21 June, 1919. (at.)
9154 Ahem, Michael John, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
9155 AUenby, John Norfolk, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
9156 Bate, Francis WiUiam, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
9157 Bennetts, Sydney, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
9158 Chichester, Ivor Francis, 27 June, 1919. (M.)
9159 Colbeek, Charles Edward Beeby, 27 June, 1919. (bi.)
9160 WilUams, Maurice Marcel Frederic Conde-, 27 Jure,
1919. (BI.)
9161 CorrwalUs, Oswald Wykeham, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
9162 Dingli, Adrian, 27 June, 1919. (Bt.)
9163 Dunkley, George WilUam, 27 June. 1919. (bi.)
9164 EdgeU, John Augustine, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
9165 Salmond, Kenneth Gofton-, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
9166 Goolden, Archibald Campbell, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
9168 Henslowe, Ernest, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
9169 Hodgson, Oswald Tylston, 27 June, 1919. (Bf.)
9170 Humphrey, Percy Edward May, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
9171 Johnston, WUUam, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
9172 Kennedy, James, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
9173 Markham, Ernest Lacey, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
9174 Martin, Thomas, 27 June, 1919. (st.)
9175 Medd. Walter Hall, 27 June, 1919. (Bf.)
9177 Merry Colin Campbell, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
9178 MUls. Gerald EdgeU, 27 June, 1919. (31.)
9179 Muir; Allan Thompson, 27 June, 1919. (at.)

9180918191829183918491859186 9187
9188 91899190919191929193919491959196 9197
919891999200920192029203
920492059206 9207920892099210921192129213
9214921592169217 92199220
922192229223922492259226 9227
92289229 9230
92319232 9233
923492359236 9237923892399240
9241 92429243
9244924592469247 92489249
9250 9251
9252 92539254
92559256 92579258 9259
9260 9261
9262926392649265926692679268 9269
92709271 9272927392749275
92769277 9278

Nathan, George Emanuel, 27 June, 1919. (si.)
Nicholas, Ernest, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
Parker, Frederick William, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
Parsons, Oswy Lonsdale, 27 June, 1919. (si.)
Phillips, Richard Hood Grant, 27 June. 1919. (Bt.)
Pocock, Herbert Cheynev, 27 June, 1919. (sr.)
Rising, Francis Simon, 27 June, 1919. (si.)
Roberts, Arthur Cecil, 27 June, 1919. (St.)
Robertson, James Anderson Brown, 27 June, 1919. (31.)
Rosevere, Edward James, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
Sandford, Cecil Stanley, 27 June, 1919.
Shaw, Francis Blewitt, 27 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Smithson, Alfred Edward, 27 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Stevenson, Ian Teacher, 27 June, 1919. (Sf.)
Taylor, George Reay, 27 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Thornycroft, Oliver, 27 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Townend, Alfred Bernard Stairs, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
Wagg, Henry John, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
Ward, Bernard John HamUton, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
Webber, Hubert Arthur Cornwall, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
Woolley, WiUiam, 27 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Young, Harold Francis John, 27 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Blanchflower, Edward Charles, 30 June, 1919. (fit.)
Delius, Daniel Edwin St. Martin, 30 June, 1919. (_i.l
Dixon, Alan, 30 June, 1919. (St.)
Glennie, Hugh Gardiner, 30 June, 1919. (si.)
Hamilton, James Jack, 30 June, 1919. (ai.)
Innes, Arthur, 30 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Leportier, Theodore, 30 June, 1919. (at.)
McMickam, Walter Campbell, 30 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Money, Norman Angel Kyrle, 30 June, 1919. (at.i
Newman, James Benjamin, 30 June, 1919. (at.)
Norcock, Charles Vernon Lowcay, 30 June, 1919. (st.)
Pickering, William Alfred, 30 June, 1919. (bi.)
Potts, Thomas Moffett, 30 June, 1919. (at.)
Reid. Joseph Alfred, 30 June, 1919. (at.)
Smith, Philip Albert, 30 June, 1919. (at.)
Strickland, Henry, 30 June, 1919. (at.)
Thompson, John, 30 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Baxendale, Basil Francis, 4 July, 1919. (Bt.)
Bickley, Reginald Courteney, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
Broome, Thomas Charles, 4 July, 1919. (Bt.)
Cartwright, Charles Chesters, 4 July, 1919. (Sf.)
Clarke, Maurice Harvey, 4 July, 1919. (Bt.)
Crouch, Charles Henry Anson, 4 July, 1919. (si.)
Dawes, Hugh Campbell Frederick, 4 July. 1919. (si.1
Fenwick, Henry Clennett, 4 July, 1919. (at.)
Fenwick, Maurice George Fenwick Bissett, 4 July, 1919.
(at.)
Froggatt, Chailes Edward, 4 July, 1919. (st.)
Gibbs, Stanley, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
Gilroy, Henry Errington, 4 July, 1919. (at.)
Grant, Arthur Syme, 4 July, 1919. (at.)
Greig, Donald, 4 July, 1919. (at.)
Griffith, Charles Harry, 4 July, 1919. (Bt.)
Harrison, Thomas, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
Hemsley, Alexander Guy, 4 July, 1919. (st.)
HoUoway, Graham Charles, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
Horsburgh, Gordon Staveley, 4 July, 1919. (si.)
Jackson, Thomas Bdwin, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
Jones, John Herbert, 4 July, 1919. (at.)
King, Joseph, 4 July, 1919. (at.)
Kitcat, Henry Jeffreys de Winton, 4 July, 1919. (at.)
Landon, Edward Cyril Turtou, 4 July, 1919. (at.)
Lay, John Richard, 4 July, 1919. (at.)
Lee, Emsley MarK, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
Lockhart, Murray MacGregor, 4 July, 1919. (SI.)
Lockyer, Sydney de Bohun, 4 July, 1919. (BI.)
McBroom, Samuel, 4 July, 1919 (St.)
McKay, Williarr. Kirby, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
Partridge, Reginald Montague, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
Phillips, Frederick Brown, 4 July 1919. (at.)
Rice, James, 4 July, 1919: (at.)
Richardson, Francis Joseph, 4 July, 1919. (st.)
Ridgway, Bertram Henry Akroyd, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
Smith, Henry Edward Goves Scott-, 4 July, 1919. (Bt.)
Shipton, Francis Henry Eldred, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
Stonehouse, Andrew Woodhouse, 4 July, 1919. (BI.)
Stubbs, Sydenham Ernest, 4 July, 1919. (BI.)
Tavlor, Ogden, 4 July, 1919. (Bf.)
Tibbits, Edward, 4 July, 1919. (Bf.)
Toby, William Henry, 4 July, 1919. (Bt.)
Walshe, Francis Weldon, 4 July, 1919. Bt.)
Whittle, WUliam Henry, 4 July, 1919. (Bf.)
Appleyard, Rollo, 10 July, 1919. (M.)
Bannatyne, Archibald Brown, 10 July, 1919. (ai.)
Barker, Albert, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
Barrett, Richard WiUiam, 10 July, 1919. (BI.)
Brett, George Henry, 10 July, 1919. (BI.)
Brewer, Frederick Henry, 10 July, 1919. (ai.)
Brock, Donald Carey, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
Carey, Basil Ernest, 10 July, 1919. (bi.)
Courage, Archibald Vesey, 10 July, 1919. (st.)
Cross, CecU Woodrow, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
Eliot, Montague Charles, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
Forbes, WUUam Stonach Foster, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
Froude, Anthony Ashley. 10 July, 1919. (at.)
Graves, Cornelius BlackweU, 10 July, 1919. (ai.)
Gray, WiUiam, 10 July, 1919. (at.)

637

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

9279 Hall, HamUton John Burnett, 10 July, 1919. (BI.)
9280 HamUton, James, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9281 Hammond, Bert Ernest, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9282 Hargrave, John Eustace, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9283 Hervey, Richard George, 10 July, 1919. (af.)
9284 Hordern, Lionel Herbert, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9285 Hughes, William Henry, 10 July, 1919. (Bt.)
9286 King, James Henry, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9287 Knox, John Frederick, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9288 Lapage, Walter NevUle, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9289 MacBrayne, Laurence, 10 July, 1919. (M.)
9290 Mackie, George WUliam, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9291 Matthews, Thomas Samuel, 10 July, 1919. (St.)
9292 Morgon, James Kendle, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9293 Murray, NeU Smith, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9294 Peattie, Alexander Bonnie, 10 July, 1919. (BI.)
9295 Robinson, Leonard Mould, 10 July, 1919. (St.)
9296 Rodham. Cuthbert Hattiburton, 10 July, 1919. (SI.
9297 RusseU, Edward Holden, 10 July, 1919. (M.)
9298 Smiles, Stephen Hudson, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9299 Tate, Frederick Lionel, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9300 Thicke, Claude Stanley, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9301 ViUiers, Gerald Berkeley, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9302 Watney, Gilbert John, 10 July, 1919. (at.)
9303 Russell, Harold David Watts-, 10 July|»1919. (Bf.)
9304 Baker, Gordon St. George WUdman, 12 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9305 Bell, John Fawcett, 12 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9306 Davis, Reginald Unwto, 12 July, 1919. (at.)
9307 Figgins, John WUliam, 12 July, 1919. (at.)
9308 Gibson, Frederick John Butler, 12 July, 1919. (at.)
9309 Herivel, Sidney Peck, 12 July, 1919. (st.)
9310 Maconochie, Charles Ernest, 12 July, 1919. (at.)
9311 Martin, Alfred, 12 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9313 Painter, Arthur Collett, 12 July, 1919. (St.)
9314 Saunders, Arthur Patrick, 12 July, 1919. (sr.)
9315 Simson, Arthur Fraser, 12 July, 1919. (St.)
9316 Sutherland, Joseph, 12 July, 1919. (Bt.)
9317 White, Richard Forster, 12 July, 1919. (M.)
9318 WiUoughby, Reginald Stephen, 12 July, 1919. (at.)
9319 Wright, Noel, 12 July, 1919. (at.)
9320 Young, Bdwin Walton, 12 July, 1919. (at.)
9321 Abbott. Bernard Bdwin, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9322 Allan, John Hunter, 17 July, 1919. (BI.)
9323 Allen, James, 17 July, 1919. (BI.)
9324 Ashton, Reginald William Alexander, 17 July, 1919. (bi.)
9325 Barter, Frederick, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9326 Cannan, George WUliam, 17 July, 1919. (St.)
9327 Cassy, Alexander WUliam, 17 July, 1919. (St.)
9328 Clausen, Hugh, 17 July, 1919. (st.)
9329 Crabb, William Charles Pascoe, 17 July, 1919. (Sf.)
9330 Cross, Charles Henry Dennis, 17 July, 1919. (Bt.)
9331 Dove, John Scott, 17 July, 1919. (St.)
9332 Drew, Thomas Bernard, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9333 Elliott, Frank, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9334 Falle, H. de C, 17 July, 1919. (St.)
9335 Fisher, Douglas Blake, 17 July, 1919. (ar.)
9336 Fisher, WiUiam Newton, 17 July, 1919. (SI.)
9337 Fraser, Bruee Austin, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9338 Gillespie, Harold Evelyn, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9339 Gregory, Leslie, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9340 Haines, Henry Ronald, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9341 Hall, Samuel Howard, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9342 Harwood, Henry Harwood, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9343 Haves, Thomas, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9344 Hewitt, Brian Lifford, 17 July, 1919. (St.)
9345 Hughes, Evan Jukes, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9346 Hawkesworth, Richard Arthur, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9347 Jermain, Harry Bingham, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9348 Keily, Charles Joseph, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9349 Lawson, John Cuthbert, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9350 Leahy, James Palmer, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9351 Kaye, Russell Lister-, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9352 Lucas, Charles Anthony Cecil, 17 July, 1919. (at )
9353 McGrath, Harry Nisbet, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9354 MacKeown, Robert John, 17 July, 1919. (St.)
9355 Marriott, Horace Bruce, 17 July, 1919. (st.)
9356 Metcalfe, Bruce, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9357 More, George Irwin Sanctuary, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9358 Nash, Walter Macdonald, 17 July, 1919. (it.)
9359 Neligan, Eric Claude, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9360 Nelson, Robert Douglas, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9361 Pape, Percy John, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9362 Rattey, WiUiam, 17 July, 1919. cat.)
9364 Rogers, Henry, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9365 Skinner, William Shelford, 17 July, 1919. (at )
9366 Startta, Robert Arthur, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9367 Stevenson, Ernest, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
9368 Sydenham, Frederick William, 17 July, 1919. (at )
9369 TerriU, Frank, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9370 Tinson, Charles WiUs, 17 July, 1919. (ar )
9371 Tower, Francis Thomas Butler, 17 July, 1919. (at )
9372 Walker, WUliam Frederic Wake-, 17 July. 1919 (at )
9373 Watson, Lewis Jones, 17 July 1919. (bi.)
9374 Webb, Lancelot Vere, 17 July, 1919. (at )
9375 White, Arthur Frederick, 17 July, 1919. (st )
9376 Wilkinson, Edward Aubrey Guy, 17 July, 1919. (st.)
9377 Wright, John TurnbuU, 17 July, 1919. (at )
9378 Yeo, Moritz RodweU, 17 July, 1919. (Bf )
9379 Bisset, William David, 31 July, 1919. (at )

(ar.)

1919. (Bf.)
(Bt.)

638

9380 Briggs, Charles, 31 July, 1919. (sr.)
9381 Butcher, Victor George, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
9382 Chater, Francis Arthur, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
9383 Comabe, William Eckford, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
9384 Draper, Philip Nelson, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
9385 Edmonds, Archibald Charles Mackay, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
9386 Evans, AUred Englefleld, 31 July, 1919. (BI.)
9387 Fairbairn, Bernard William Murray, 31 July, 1919. (it.)
9388 Findlay, George William Marshall, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
9389 Flood, Otto Barnes Patrick, 31 July, 1919. (Bt.)
9390 Freyberg, Geoffrey Herbert, 31 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9391 Grant, Malcolm Kenneth, 31 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9392 Hunter, Harry, 31 July, 1919. (Bt.)
9393 Irving, Robert Beaufin, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
9394 JoUye, Godfrey Herbert, 31 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9395 Jones, Isaac, 31 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9396 Jones, Rupert Oswald, 31 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9397 May, Archibald Seaburne, 31 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9398 Meeson, Charles Mortimore, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
9399 Mills, Tom Lakin, 31 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9400 Mittell, Richard William, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
9401 Patterson, Julian Francis Chichester, 31 July, 1919.
9402 Peterkto, WilUam, 31 July, 1919. (it.)
9403 Powell, Malcolm CecU, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
9404 Putt, William Pearce, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
9405 Rankine, Roger Aiken, 31 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9406 Smith, CUfford Edward Heathcote, 31 July,
9407 Smithers, WilUam Henry Grant, 31 July, 1919.
9408 Swift, Clement Charles, 31 July, 1919. (31.)
9409 Warre, PhiUp Acheson, 31 July, 1919. (Bf.) •
9110 Weatherhead, Robert, 31 July, 1919. (Bf.)
9411 WeigaU, Graham Selwyn, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
9412 Westmore, Henry George Gardiner, 31 July, 1919. (31.)
9413 Whitfield, George Arthur, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
9414 BeU, Aidan Isaac, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9415 Blake-Reed, John Seymour, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9416 Boyd, John Mossom, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9417 Brown, Richard Charles, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9418 Clarke, George Edgar, 11 Aug. 1919. (BI.)
9419 Clarke, James Richard Plomer, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9420 Cunningham, CharUe Allen Chichester, 11 Aug. 1919.
(31.)
9421 Dewar, Alfred Charles, 11 Aug. 1919. (Bt.)
9422 Duggan.Eyre Sturdy, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9423 EUott, Gerald Otho Rooskie, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9424 Evans, Harold Ernest, 11 Aug. 1919. (M.1
9425 Fielder, Stanley, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9426 Firth, Bernard, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9427 Fraser, James Gordon, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9428 GrenvUle-Grey, Grenville, 11 Aug. 1919. (Bf.)
9429 Heayberd, WUliam Valentine, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9430 Holborn, Arthur Savory, 11 Aug. 1919. (Bf.)
9431 Howden, Ian D. C, 11 Aug. 1919. (Bf.)
9432 HugiU, Rene Charles, 11 Aug. 1919. (Bf.)
9433 Jones, Frank Murcheson, 11 Aug. 1919. (It.)
9434 Lewis, Guy Pefdell, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9435 Martto^Andrew, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9436 Mayo, Herbert Coates, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9437 Parkes, Alfred John, 11 Aug. 1919. (St.)
9438 Parry, Herbert Lyell, 11 Aug. 1919. (Bf.)
9439 Shipman, Frederick L, 11 Aug. 1919. (Bf.)
9440 Syson, John Luxmore, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9441 Taylor, Hastings Elwin, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9442 White, George Colvin, 11 Aug. 1919. (Bf.)
9443 Wickham, Evelyn Twysden, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9444 Alton, Francis Cooke, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9446 Barton, Samuel Saxton, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9447 Beaton, Thomas, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9448 Bellwood, Kenneth Bouson, 22 Aug. 1919. (M.)
9449 Blackman, WUliam Stephen, 11 Aug. 1919. (Bt.)
9450 Bringan, James Campbell, 22 Aug. 1919. (ar.)
9451 Brownfield, Owen Deane, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9452 Buddie, Roger, 22 Aug. 1919. (ai.)
9453 Burns, Henry, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9454 Button, Philip Norman, 22 Aug. 1919. (M.)
9455 CampbeU, John Alexander Langford, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9456 Carey, Richard Stocker, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9457 Clift, Hugh, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9458 Dixon, Walter Ernest, 22 Aug. 1919. (ai.)
9459 Duck, WilUam Agar Scholefield, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9460 Dudley, Sheldon Francis, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9461 ElUs .Gordon Ernest Dormer, 22 Aug. 1919. (BI.)
9462 Eykyh, Frederick Bentley, 22 Aug. 1919. (M.)
9463 Fahbank, John Gerald Atkinson, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9464 Fawkes, Marmaduke, 22 Aug. 1919. (Bf.)
9465 Fletcher, Edward Ernest, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9466 Francis, Thomas Evan, 22 Aug. 1919. (It.)
9467 Goldie, Walton Leigh Mackinnon, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9468 Goss, Leslie Stewart, 22 Aug. 1919. (Bf.)
9469 Grimwade, Sidney Wilfred, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9470 Halahan, Thomas Dufour, 22 Aug. 1919. (Bf.)
9471 Harker, WiUiam Edmund, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9472 Herman, Ashley Ernest, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9473 Holton, Ernest Charles, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9474 Hughes, CecU Hugh Myddleton, 22 Aug. 1919. (M.)
9475 Jeffery, Thomas Walter, 22 Aug. 1919. (m.)
9476 Lambert, John, 22 Aug. 1919. (Bt.)
9477 Lorimer, Duncan, 22 Aug. 1919. (31.)
9478 Lynch, Gerald Roche, 22 Aug. 1919. (31.)

OFFICERS.

9479 Lyster, Ronald Guy, 22 Aug. 1919. (Bi.)
9480 McCowen, Gerald Roche, 22 Aug. 1919. (m.)
9481 Mann, Harold Cory, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9482 Margetts, Horace Palmer, 22 Aug. 1919. (ai.)
9483 Martin, WUliam Ludgate, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9484 Mayne, CyrU Frederick, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9485 Morris, Claude Woodham, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9486 Morson, Albert CUfford, 22 Aug. 1919. (St.)
9487 Nunn, Gerald, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9488 Ormsby, WUliam Edwin, 22 Aug. 1919. (bi.)
9489 Palmer, John Ramsey, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9490 Parkes, Oscar, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9491 Percival, Harold Fey, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9492 Richardson, Alan Harvey, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9493 Rodd, Montague Louis Bouchier, 22 Aug. 1919. (bi.)
9494 Sohlestager, Edward Gustave, 22 Aug. 1919. (it.)
9495 Shewell, Herbert Wells Bayly, 22 Aug. 1919. (it.)
9496 Smith, Regtaald Eccles, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9497 Star, Paul Hohltag Mills, 22 Aug. 1919. (it.)
9498 Steegmann, Edward John, 22 Aug. 1919. (it.)
9499 Stephens, Horace Elliot Rose, 22 Aug. 1919. (St.)
9500 Stewart, Robert WUliam Glennan, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9501 Sturdee, Edwin Lawrence, 22 Aug. 1919. (bi.)
9502 SutcUffe, Percy Temple, 22 Aug. 1919. (m.)
9503 Thomas, Arthur Richard, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9504 Thompson, Frederick, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9505 Vickery, George Gordon, 22 Aug. 1919. (m.)
9506 Warburton, Llewellyn Rhys, 22 Aug. 1919. (St.)
9507 Warren, Leonard, 22 Aug. 1919. (M.)
9508 Wilkie, David Percival Dalbrick, 22 Aug. 1919. (si.)
9509 Willan, Robert Joseph, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9510 WilUams, Alfred Gregson, 22 Aug. 1919. (BI.)
9511 Wills, Walter Kenneth, 22 Aug. 1919. (at.)
9512 Woods, George Edmund, 22 Aug. 1919. (bi.)
9513 Allen, George Roland Gordon, 16 Sept. 1919.
9514 Andrews, Henry Osmond, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9515 Baker, Frederick John, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9516 Beaumont, Godfrey Lancaster, 16 Sept. 1919.
9517 Boswell, Albert Edouard, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9518 Boucher, Henry Charles Russei, 16 Sept. 1919.
9519 BuUock, Charles Arthur, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9520 CampbeU, James Douglas, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9521 Carlton, George Frederick, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9522 Cator, Robert, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9523 Clarke, Charles Childs, 16 Sept. 1919. (Bt.)
9524 Colegrave, William Henry, 16 Sept. 1919. (at)
9525 Comber, Thomas Geoffrey, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
9526 Copleston, Reginald Gay, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9527 Cripps, Arthur Edward WilUam, 16 Sept. 1919.
9528 CuU, Malcolm Giffard Stebbtog, 16 Sept. 1919.
9529 Demuth, Richard Harold, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9530 Donohue, WUliam James, 16 Sept. 1919. (it.)
9531 Douglas, Hon. Ronald John Walton Sholto, 16 Sept.
1919. (at.)
9532 Drake, James Woodard 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9533 Duncan, George Ernest, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9534 Eagleton, Henry Arthur, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9535 EUiott, Stephen Percy, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9536 Embltog, Rev. Hugh John, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9537 Evans, Richard Samuel, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9538 FavieU, Douglas, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9540 Garrett, John Raymond, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9541 GaskeU, Arthur, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9542 Gibbons, Robert Regtaald, 16 Sept. 1919. (it.)
9543 Gibson, Charles Mends, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9544 Gibson, Isham Worsley, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9545 Gordon, Walter Hamilton, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9546 Green, Henry WUliam Gordon-, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9547 Graham, Charles Frederick OUver, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9548 Hail, Frederick WiUiam, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9549 Harrington, Arthur George, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
9550 Harris, Herbert WUliam. 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9551 Haszard, Henry Vivian Moore, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9552 Highfield, WiUiam, 16 Sept. 1919. (Bf.)
9553 Homer, John Leonard, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9554 Hunton, Thomas Lionel, 16 Sept. 1919. (af.)
9555 Jeffery, George Hoare, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9556 Kiddle, John, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9557 Lake, Atwell Henry, 16 Sept. 1919. (si.)
9558 Lambert, John HamUton, 16 Sept. 1919. (it.)
9559 Learoyd, Leonard, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9560 Logan, James Henry, 16 Sept. 1919. (ai.)
9561 Mackenzie, Edward Montagu Compton, 16 Sept. 1919.
(at.)
9562 New, Arthur Henry, 16 Sept. 1919. (BI.)
9563 Oldham, Ronald Wolseley, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9564 Owens, John Daniel, 16 Sept. 1919. (st.)
9565 Palmer, Bennet, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
9566 Palmer, Reginald Howard, 16 Sept. 1919. (st.)
9567 Parker, Ernest Edward, 10 Sept. 1919. (sf.)
9568 Pemberton. WUliam, jl6 Sept. 1919. (Sf.)
9569 PhUpott, Henry Goschen, 16 Sept. 1919. (Bt.)
9570 Pickering, Frederick, 16 Sept. 1919. (bi.)
9571 WUliams, Douglas Price-, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9572 PuUibank, John Blackler, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9573 Reade, Arthur George Lawrence, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9574 Richards, Augustus Glucksteta, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9575 Richardson, Charles Dene, 16 Sept. 1919. (sf .)
9576 Richardson, Hugh Maclean, 16 Sept. 1919. (M.)

(st.)

(SI.)

(at.) (at.)

(si.)
(at.)

(ai.)

(at.) (ai.)

(51.) (M.)

9577 Rogers, Hugh Hext, 16 Sept. 1919. (ai.)
9578 Seccombe, Edward Arthur John, 16 Sept. 1919.
9579 Slessor, Herbert, 16 Sept. 1919. (SI.)
9580 Smith, Edgar Charles, 16 Sept. 1919. (it.)
9581 Snepp, John Wansey, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9582 Strange, Jack Ronald Stewart, 16 Sept. 1919.
9583 Stringer, Reginald Heber, 16 Sept. 1919. (tt.)
9584 Thompson, Erederio John, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9585 Weir, John, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9586 Weir, Robert J, 16 Sept. 1919. (Bf.)
9587 Wenn, Frederick William, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9588 West, William Tom, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9589 WhittaU, Hugh C, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9590 Wood, George Albert Thomas, 16 Sept. 1919. (ai.)
9591 Wyley, John Deane Newbank, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9592 Yuill, Alexander Claude Roy, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
9593 Baker, Allan Hugh Sancroft, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9594 Boyd, Owen Tudor, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9595 Forbes, James Louis, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
9596 Kearsey. Alexander Horace Cyril, 10 Oct. 1919. (Bt.)
9597 Kirby, Claude, 10 Oct. 1919. (Bf.)
9598 Nye, Alfred Thomas Larcom, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9599 Ranken, Francis, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9600 Richardson, Albert Victor John, 10 Oct. 1919. '
9601 Restler, James Douglas Kendall, 10 Oct. 1919.
9602 Travers, James Lindsey, 10 Oct. 1919. (bi.)
9603 Davson, Ivan Buchanan, 10 Oct. 1919. (st.)
9604 Bourke, John Patrick, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
9605 Bowdler, Archibald Penhryn, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
9606 Boyle, Archibald Robert, 10 Oct. 1919. (St.)
9607 Carr, Alfred George Horsley, 10 Oct. 1919. (St.)
9608 Cherry, Ernest WUliam Fraser, 10 Oct. 1919. (St.)
9609 Cox, Henry Ashley, 10 Oct. 1919. (si.)
9610 Guilfoyle, WiUiam James Yule, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9611 Kennedy, David Henry, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9612 Leith, Thomas Geoffrey, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9613 Lewis, Charles Henry, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9614 Lidderdale, John Henry, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
9615 Saunders, Edgar Stopford, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9616 Stewart, Charles John, 10 Oct. 1919. (St.)
9617 Wakefield, Hugh Claude, 10 Oct. 1919. (SI.)
9618 Woods, Reginald Herbert, 10 Oct. 1919. (St.)
9619 Bridgeman, Percival Cunningham AUen, 10 Oct. 1919.
(Bf.)
9620 Clements, Edward Cecil, 10 Oct. 1919.
9621 de Francia, Jean, 10 Oct. 1919. (St.)
9622 Hartley, Arthur CUfford, 10 Oct. 1919.
9623 Hull, Tom Grove, 10 Oct. 1919. (St.)
9624 Lees, Thomas Orde Hans, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
9625 Macpherson, Osborne Cluny. 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
9626 MitcheU, John MitcheU, 10 Oct. 1919. (si.)
9627 Park, WilUam, 10 Oct. 1919. (Bt.)
9628 Sanders, Douglas Brooking, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9629 Snape, Albert Edward, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9630 Baker, Cyril Bennett, 10 Oct. 1919. (it.)
9631 Crosie, Dudley Stuart Kay, 10 Oct. 1919.
9632 Evans, Geoffrey Fanington, 10 Oct. 1919.
9633 Gordon, David, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9634 Humfress, Harold Tunmer, 10 Oct. 1919. —
9635 Kaye, George WiUiam Clarkson, 10 Oct. 1919.
9636 Munro, David, 10 Oct. 1919. (31.)
9637 Shepherd, George GranvUle, 10 Oct. 1919. (si.)
9638 Smith, WiUiam Percy, 10 Oct. 1919. (bi.)
9639 Walker, John Briton, 10 Oct. 1919. (Bt.)
9640 Curlett, Kathleen Lottie, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
9641 Doughty-Wylie, Mrs. LUian Oimara, 10 Oct. 1919. (BI.)
9642 Bingham, Hon. Edward Barry Stewart, 17 Oct. 1919. (M.)
9643 Bishop, Walter George, 17 Oct. 1919. (St.)
9644 Causton, Joseph, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9645 ClaveU, Richard Charles, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9646 Cope, Lidbrooke Frank, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9647 Craig, Archibald Maxwell, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9648 Cross, James, 17 Oct. 1919. (Bt )
9649 Fitch, Henry Maldon, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9650 Gedye, Nicholas George, 17 Oct 1919. (at.)
9651 Hewitt, Heathcote George, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9652 Hind Norman Sinclair, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9653 Key/George, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9654 Macdonald, Malcolm Henry Somerled, 17 Oct. 1919.
9655 Palmer, William, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9656 PhiUips, Algernon Wynn Pendennis, 17 Oct. 1919.
9657 Prendergast, Edmund James, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.;
9658 Rankin. Francis James, 17 Oct 1919 (Bf.)
9659 Scaife, John Andrew Hanson^l7 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9660 Struben, Charles Frederick William, 17 Oct. 1919.
9661 Taylor, Alfred Hugh, 17 Oct. 1919. (BI.)
9662 Whitfield. Paul, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
9663 Banks, Francis RodweU, 11 Nov. 1919 (at.)
9664 Coombs, Thomas Edward, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9665 Douglas, James, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9666 Franks, Maurice Cardinal! 11 Nov 1919. (it.)
9667 Greig, Alexander Collie, 11 Nov. 1919. (at )
9668 Hay, Hon. Sereld Mordaunt, Alan Joscelyn
9369 Lawranee, Kenneth Edward, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9670 Malcolm, Pulteney William, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9671 MlUar. Frank Ernest, 11 Nov. .1919. (at.)
9672 Parnell, Gerald Langston, 11 Nov. . 1919. (M.)
I 9673 Privett, George John, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bf.)

(si.) (at.)
(at.)

(st.)

(si.)
(SI.)

(St.)

11 Nov.

639

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

9674 Robinson, Eric Gascoigne, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9675 Shadwell, Lancelot Horace Augustus, 11 Nov. 1919. (it.)
9676 Woodcock, George CyrU, 11 Nov. 1919. (M.)
9677 Acton, William Cawley, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9678 Arnold, AUan Cholmondeley, 11 Nov. 1919. (31.)
9679 Baxter, George, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9680 Borland, James Henry George, 11 Nov. 1919. (sf.)
9681 Brown, James Parry, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9682 Bunce, WilUam Leslie, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9683 Candy, Cairns, 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
9684 Clarke, WiUiam James, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9685 Brown, George Conway-, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9686 Crossman, Robert Francis, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9687 Curwen, John Spedding, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bt.)
9688 Dawes. Henry Halford, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9689 Garratt, Clarence Herbert, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9690 Gordon, Grahame Masey, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9691 Graham, Joseph William, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bf.)
9692 HuU, Gordon Burnett Gifford, 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
9693 Irwin, Alfred WiUiam Adamson, 11 Nov. 1919. (m.)
9694 Lake, Bruce Launcelot, 11 Nov. 1919. (31.)
9695 Lund, George Percy, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9696 Macadam, Ivison Stevonson, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bf.)
9697 McBride, Stuart George, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9698 Mackenzie, Kenneth Davidson, 11 Nov. 1919. (If.)
9699 McLeod, Leonard Frederick, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9700 Murray, WUliam Alexander Kininmouth, 11 Nov. 1919.
(Bf.)
9701 Musgrave, Bernard, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9702 Neighbour, Sidney WUUam, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9703 Poignant, Axel Jonas Alfred, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9704 RahUly, John Maurice Bisdee, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9705 Richmond, Thomas Heyliger, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9706 Smith, James, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9707 Straohan, Ernest Frederick, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bf.)
9708 Swan, Robert Arthur, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bf.)
9709 Uuiacke, CecU Dudley Woodgate, 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
9710 WUlson, Christopher, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9711 Woodruffe, John Sheldon, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9712 Addington, Lord, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9713 Andrews, Albion Ernest, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bf.)
9714 BeUamy, Hugh Maurice, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9715 Dale, William Henry, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9716 Dobb, Harry Raymond, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9717 FranKlin, Frederick Joseph, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9718 Hewson, Frank Lloyd. 11 Nov. 1919. (Bt.)
9719 Keane, Charles George Gordon, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bt.)
9720 Lewis, Edward Trevor. 11 Nov. 1919. (Sf.)
9721 Macklin, Alexander Hepburn, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bf.)
9722 Palmer, Charles Ernest, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bt.)
9723 Pringle, Charles Herford, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9724 Robertson, Colin John Trevelyan, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9725 Samuelson, Cecil Llewellyn, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9726 Sandison, John Forbes WiUiam, 11 Nov. 1919. (it.)
9727 Smyth, Bernard Owen, 11 Nov. 1919. (M.)
9728 SomervUle, Thomas Victor, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9729 Sweetman, Gerald Drysdale, 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
9730 Thompson, Jacob Jewett, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9731 Watoer, George Croxton, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9732 Ward, Horace Edward, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bf.)
9733 Allen, Edmund Drury, 11 Nov. 1919. (it.)
9734 Bavin Arthur Julian Walter, 11 Nov. 1919. (St.)
9735 Greenslade, Cyras, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bf.)
9736 Beal, Richard Edward Bruce, 11 Nov. 1919. (St.)
9737 Butcher, Trevor Aveling, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9738 Carter, John Reginald, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9739 Craig, Hugh Morton, 11 Nov. 1919. (St.)
9740 Donovan, Thomas, 11 Nov. 1919. (St.)
9741 Douglas, George Robert Poynter, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bt.)
9742 Edwards, Reginald Owen, 11 Nov. 1919. (it.)
9743 Forwood, Harry, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9744 Fox, Thomas Laurence, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9745 Kent, WUfred Francis, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9746 Lumsden, Reginald Lewis, 11 Nov. 1919. (af.)
9747 Owen, Richard, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9748 Prickett, Frederick Cecil, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bt.)
9749 Smith, Harry Cvril, 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
9750 Stamp, Arthur Frederick, 11 Nov. 1919. (M.)
9751 Tapp, Harold Astley, 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
9752 Taylor, Robert Allan Grant, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bt.)
9753 Tee, Charles CUfford, 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
9754 Thompson. John Foster, 11 Nov. 1919. (11.)
9755 Tinkler, Lionel Maughan, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bi).
9756 Twitchto, Nathaniel Edwards, 11 Nov. 1919. (II.)
9757 Wheeler, Roy Lambert, 11 Nov. 1919. (si.) "
9758 Aldworth, Thomas Preston, 15 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
9759 Collins, Hugh Michael, 15 Nov. 1919. (Bt.)
9760 Duncan, Henry Clare. 15 Nov. 1919. (M.)
9761 Faris, John George, 15 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9762 Grant, James Forgan, 15 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
9763 HoUiday, John Cecil Hamilton, 15 Nov. 1919. (St.)
9764 Maturin, Hugh Geoffrey, 15 Nov. 1919. (at.)
9765 Spitteler, Alfred, 15 Nov. 1919. (M.)
9767 Ring, James Sinclah, Henry 28 Nov. 1919. (st.)
9768 Rutherford, Zerube BaUlie, 28 Nov. 1919. (SI.)
9769 Mohammed Bey Wifki, El Kaimakam, 26 Nov. 1919. (31.)
9770 Mohammed Effendi Shahin, Bimbashi, 26 Nov. 1919. (M.)
9771 Wild, Robert Vaughan, 5 Dec. 1919.
9772 Russell, Thomas Wentworth, 5 Dec. 1919.

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9821 982298239824
9825982698279828 9829
9830 983198329833983498359836983798389839
9840 984198429843984498459846
9847 98489849 98509851
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9864 9865
986698679868 9869

MarshaU, John MacMUIan, 5 Dec. 1919.
Ingram, Alexander Gordon, 5 Dec. 1919.
Wise, Alexander, 5 Dec. 1919.
Dowson, Kenneth, 5 Dec. 1919.
Job, Herbert Shipley, 5 Dec. 1919.
Strove, Kenneth Chetwood Price, 5 Dec. 1919.
Lyall, Charles Elliott, 5 Dec. 1919.
More, Richard Edwardes, 5 Dec. 1919.
Browne, Cecil Pownall, 5 Dec. 1919.
Craig, James Douglas, 5 Dec. 1919.
Burges, Frank, 5 Dec. 1919.
Flint, Samuel Kirk, 5 Dec. 1919.
Brown, CecU Thomas, 12 Dec. 1919. (BI.)
Carson, John Findlay, 12 Dec. 1919. (at.)
Dunkley, Stanley Fitzroy, 12 Dec. 1919. (M.)
Hammond, WiUiam Charles Thomas, 12 Dec. 1919. (Bt.
Hudson, John Augustine, 12 Dec. 1919. (at.)
Langley, Gerald MaxweU Bradshaw, 12 Dec. 1919. (Bt.)
Lockett, Herbert Anthony, 12 Dec. 1919. (BI.)
McGiffin, Robert Hunter, 12 Dec. 1919. (Bt.)
Roch, Sydney George, 12 Dec. 1919. (St.)
Sanders, Arthur Addison, 12 Dec. 1919. (BI.)
Wickham, Frederick St. Barbe, 12 Dee. 1919. (BI.)
Pritchard, Isabel Lace, Mrs, 12 Dec. 1919. (St.)
Merritt, George, 12 Dec. 1919. (BI.)
Banner, Ruth, 22 Dec. 1919. (Bt.)
Carey, Alfred David, 22 Dec. 1919. (at.)
Christmas, Jessie, Mrs, 22 Dec. 1919. (BI.)
de ViUe, Edward Alexander de Lossy, 22 Dec. 1919. (at.)
MacLaren, Archibald Stuart Charies Stuart-, 22 Dec.
1919. (Bt.)
Roe, Robert Lloyd, 22 Dec. 1919. (at.)
Armitage, Louisa Mary, 30 Dec. 1919.
Baker, Conyers, 30 Dec. 1919.
Blanford, Harry Richard, 30 Dec. 1919.
Cassels, Walter Seton, 30 Dec. 1919.
Chand, Lata Ratan, 30 Dec. 1919.
Chettle, Lisbeth, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
Clayton, Rev. Albert Charles, 30 Dec. 1919.
Colvin, Clement Preston, 30 Dec. 1919.
Crawford, Frederick Leslie, 30 Dec. 1919.
Curtis, Agnes Eleanor, Lady, 30 Dec. 1919.
Deo, Raja Chandrashekar Prasad Singh, 30 Dec. 1919.
Dobholkar, Visantrao Annandrao, 30 Dec. 1919.
Douglas, Helen Mary Isabel, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
Du Bern, Jules Emile, 30 Dec. 1919.
Gayer, Mary HazeU, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
Gleeson, Edward John, 30 Dec. 1919.
Gray, John, 30 Dec. 1919.
Ullah, Muhammed Habib-, 30 Dec. 1919.
Hale, WilUam Stather, 30 Dec. 1919.
Hall, John Frederick, 30 Dec. 1919.
Hezlett, Mary Kathleen, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
Hibberd, Julia Florence, 30 Dec. 1919.
Holder, Charles Howard, 30 Dec. 1919.
KembaU, Hattie, Lady, 30 Dec. 1919.
Khan, Nawab Shaikh Ahmad Husain, 30 Dec. 1919.
Khan, Khan Sahib Shah Nawaz, 30 Dec. 1919.
Lapraik, John, 30 Dec. 1919.
Latifii, Alma, 30 Dec. 1919.
Lea, Measham, 30 Dec. 1919.
Lincoln, Cecil Henntag, 30 Dec. 1919.
Lupton, Walter James Edwin, 30 Dec. 1919.
Malan. Charles Huntingford, 30 Dec. 1919.
Messa, Banin Menahem, 30 Dec. 1919.
NeUson, William Hardcastle, 30 Dec. 1919.
Newby, Styan, 30 Dec. 1919.
Grace, Mrs. Norie, 30 Dec. 1919.
Parlby, Joshua, 30 Dec. 1919.
Prasad, Rai Ashtbhuja, 30 Dec. 1919.
Prasad, Raja Lalta, 30 Dec. 1919.
Smith, Montague Bentley Talbot Paske-, 30 Dec. 1919.
Patel, Khan Bahadur Burjorji Dorabji, 30 Dec. 1919.
PhiUpe, George WiUiam Vitalli de Rhe, 30 Dec. 1919.
Powell, Samuel Arthur, 30 Dec. 1919.
Price, Edwin Lessware, 30 Dec. 1919.
Prideaux, Constance Mary, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
Sahib, Khan Bahadur Muhammad Bazlullah, 30 Dec.
1919.
Singh, Raja Partab Bahadur, 30 Dec. 1919.
Singh, Rai Bahadur Kunwar Bharat, 30 Dec. 1919.
Singh, Raja Suraj Baksh, 30 Dec. 1919.
Singh, Sardar Bahadur Sardar Dal, 30 Dec. 1919.
Stones, Frederick, 30 Dec. 1919.
Suttie, Peter Edwin, 30 Dec. 1919.
Tallack, Charles Michael, 30 Dec. 1919.
Tasker, Theodore James, 30 Dec. 1919.
Thaper, Rai Bahadur Kunj Behari, 30 Dec. 1919.
WUliams, Lawrence Frederic Rushbrook, 30 Dec. 1919.
Wright, Arthur, 30 Dec. 1919.
Wyness, Ada, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
Young, James Wolstan, 30 Dec. 1919.
Barber, Richard Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
Kelham, Bimbashi Robert Arthur Langdale, 1 Jan. 1920.
Abbott, George Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Abbott, Joseph Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
AbeU, Thomas Bertrand, 1 Jan. 1920.
Abraham, John William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Acfleld, Wilfred Cosens, 1 Jan. 1920.

640

OFFICERS.

9870 Adams, Arthur Botwell, 1 Jan. 1920.
9871 Adams, Edward William, 1 Jan. 1920.
9872 Adams, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920. '
9873 Adams, WUliam John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9874 Addington, Maud Florence, 1 Jan. 1920.
9875 Adeane, Jean Henrietta, 1 Jan. 1920.
9876 Aitken, David Jeffrey, 1 Jan. 1920.
9877 Aldrldge, AUen Garnies, 1 Jan. 1920.
9878 Aldrldge, Samuel Kendrick, 1 Jan. 1920.
9879 Alexander, George Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9880 Alexander, James Young, 1 Jan. 1920.
9881 Rose, Mrs. Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
9882 AUan, Edith Mary, Lady Havelock-, 1 Jan. 1920.
9883 Allan, Herbert WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9884 Allan, Jessie Whyte, 1 Jan. 1920.
9885 AUcock, WUUam Barnes, 1 Jan. 1920.
9886 AUen, Arthur Denby, 1 Jan. 1920.
9887 Allen, Percy Ruskin, 1 Jan. 1920.
9888 Allen, Stella Ada May, 1 Jan. 1920.
9889 Allibone, Abraham Cory, 1 Jan. 1920.
9890 AUison John Neve, 1 Jan. 1920.
9891 Amory, Alexandra, Lady Heathcoat-, 1 Jan. 1920.
9892 Amos, Mary Beatrice, 1 Jan. 1920.
9893 Ancaster, Eloise Lawrence, Countess of, 1 Jan. 1920.
9894 Anderson, Charles John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9895 Andrew, Rev G. Findlay, 1 Jan. 1920.
9896 Angier, Frederick Leigh, 1 Jan. 1920.
9897 Annand. John Fowler, 1 Jan. 1920.
9898 Antrobus, George Pollock, 1 Jan. 1920.
9899 Arbuthnot, Evelyn Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
9900 Archer, WilUam David, 1 Jan. 1920.
9901 Argles, Agnes, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9902 Arkle, Arthur Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9903 Annan, Edward WUliam James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9904 Armitage. Stanley Holt, 1 Jan. 1920.
9905 Armstrong, John Henry Nicholas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9906 Arnold, Alfred Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9907 Arthur, Rev. John William, 1 Jan. 1920.
9908 Ash, Alfred James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9909 Ashford, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9910 Ashton, Antonio, 1 Jan. 1920.
9911 Astle, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9912 Atcheson, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9913 Aylmer, Arthur Lintott, 1 Jan. 1920
9914 Bacon, Rupert Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
9915 Van Baerle, Edward Thomas WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920,
9916 Bagshaw, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9917 Bailey, Bdwin Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
9918 BaUey, Harold James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9919 BaUlie, Ronald Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
9920 BaUy, Joseph Macdonald, 1 Jan. 1920.
9921 Bain, Mary Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9922 Baird, Malcolm, 1 Jan. 1920.
9923 Baiss, Llewelyn Arnold, 1 Jan. 1920.
9924 Baker, Edward Charles Stuart, 1 Jan. 1920.
9925 Baker, John Edgar, 1 Jan. 1920.
9926 Balfour, David, 1 Jan. 1920.
9927 BaU, WUUam Theodore. 1 Jan. 1920.
9928 BaUantyne, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9929 Bamber, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9930 Banister, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9931 Banner, Allan WilUam. 1 Jan. 1920.
9932 Bantoft, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9933 Barclay, Alfred Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
9934 Barclay, Jeanie, Mrs. Coats, 1 Jan. 1920.
9935 Barclay, WUliam Robb, 1 Jan. 1920.
9936 Barnacle, Arthur Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9937 Barnard, Edmund Broughton, 1 Jan. 1920.
9938 Barnes, Edgar George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9939 Barnes, Leonard Stewart, 1 Jan. 1920.
9940 Barnes, Mary EUzabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9941 Barrie, David Watson, 1 Jan. 1920.
9942 Barron, Rev. Douglas Gordon, 1 Jan. 1920.
9943 Bartholomew, Clarence Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9944 Barton, Ernest Mortlock, 1 Jan. 1920.
9945 Bartram, Euphemia Walker, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9946 Bass, Edith, 1 Jan. 1920.
9947 Bassett, Arthur Tilney, 1 Jan. 1920.
9948 Bassom, Arthur Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
9949 Batchelor, John William, 1 Jan. 1920.
9950 Batchelor, Mary Anne Northway, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9951 Bate, Henry Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
9952 Bates, LUian Douglas, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9953 Bates, Thomas Edward Bowen, 1 Jan. 1920.
9954 Bates, WiUiam Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
9955 Bathurst, Frederick Marlay, 1 Jan. 1920.
9956 Bathurst, Kathartae Mary DeUcia, Lady Hervey-,
1 Jan. 1920.
9957 Batty, Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
9958 Baxter, Fane Fleming, 1 Jan. 1920.
9959 Bayford, Robert Frederic, 1 Jan. 1920.
9960 Baynes, Edward WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9961 Beard, Marian Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1920.
9962 Beardmore, Joseph George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9963 Beath, David Leslie, 1 Jan. 1920.
9964 Beatty, Andrew Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9965 Beavan, Francis John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9966'Audsley-Beaver, Ida Scott, 1 Jan. 1920.
9967'Bebb, Herbert Llewellyn Mountfort, 1 Jan. 1920.

9968 Beokwith, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
9969 Beddlngton, Reginald, 1 Jan. 1920.
9970 Beer, Llna, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9971 Begg, Alexander Clarke, 1 Jan. 1920.
9972 Belben, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
9973 Belchamber, Frederick Augustus, 1 Jan. 1920.
9974 Bell, Andrew RiddeU, 1 Jan. 1920.
9975 Bell, Harold Idris, 1 Jan. 1920.
9976 Bell, Robert Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
9977 BeU, Thomas Norman Jarvis, 1 Jan. 1920.
9978 Bendall, James Lucas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9979 Bennett, James WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9980 Bennett, Peter Frederick Blaker, 1 Jan. 1920.
9981 Berisford, Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
9982 Berry, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
9983 Berry, Harry Poole, 1 Jan. 1920.
9984 Berry, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9985 Bersey, Stanley Howard, 1 Jan. 1920.
9986 Bethell, Phyllis Mary Hermotae, 1 Jan. 1920.
9987 Bevan, Edwyn Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9988 Bevan, Ernest Atttree, 1 Jan. 1920.
9989 Bickersteth, John Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
9990 Biddulph, Eleanor, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
9991 Bingham, Constance Gwendoline, 1 Jan. 1920.
9992 Bingley, Robert Noel Glanville, 1 Jan. 1920.
9993 Bhd, WUliam John Butterworth, 1 Jan. 1920.
9994 Birkett, Annie, 1 Jan. 1920.
9995 Blsacre, Frederick Francis Percival, 1 Jan. 1920.
9996 Bishop, Charles Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
9997 Bishop, Rosa Ethel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9998 Blackburn, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9999 Blackley, Lucy Ida, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,000 Blakey, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,001 Blaxland, George Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,002 Blennerhasset, Nesta Georgie, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,003 Bliss, Gertrude Alice, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,004 Blount, Edward Charles Aston Marie, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,005 Bloye, George Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,006 Blunt, Rev. Arthur Stanley Vaughan, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,007 Boden, Oliver, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,008 Boggon, Richard Octavius, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,009 Bolt, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,010 Bolter, Henry James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,011 Bond, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,012 Bond, Nigel de MandeviUe, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,013 Bond, Reginald Francis George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,014 Bonsey, Harold Robert Yerburgh-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,015 Bonus, Florence, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,016 Boobyer, John Edwards, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,017 Booth, Frederic Lancelot, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,018 Booth, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,019 Borthwick, Jemina, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,020 Bott, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,021 Bottomley, Francis Carr, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,022 Boulding, Richard Sidney Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,023 Bourke, Hon. Terence Theobald, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,024 Bousfleld, Edith Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,025 Bower, Beatrice LUian Chivars, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,026 Bowes, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,027 Bowis, WUUam John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,028 Bownas, Francis Osborne, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,029 Bowyer, John Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,030 Boys, Walter Guy Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,031 BradweU, WiUiam Howard, 1 Jan. 1920.
1 0,032 Brady, Rev. Canon Henry Westby, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,033 Branch, Charles ChurchiU, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,034 Brass, Thomas Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,035 Brayden, WiUiam John Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,036 Breach, WiUiam HaU, 1 Jan. 1020.
10,037 Brett, Rev. WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,038 Brewer, Frederic WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,039 Brewer, Griffith, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,040 Briggs, Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,041 Briggs, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,042 Briggs, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,043 Brightman, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,044 Brocklebank, Thomas Harlehurst, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,045 Brodie, Caroltae Violet Mary, Mrs. Brodie of, 1 Jan.
1920.
10,046 Brooke, John Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,047 Brookes, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10.048 Brooks, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,049 Brooy, AmeUa Fanny, Mrs. La, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,050 Brousson, Robert Parey, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,051 Brown, Alice Elizabeth, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1920.
10,052 Brown, Edward Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,053 Brown, Frederick Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,054 Brown, Herbert Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,055 Brown, Janet GUmour, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,056 Brown, Robert CampbeU, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,057 Brown, Simon Stubbs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,058 Brown, Tom, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,059 Browne, Gerald Macleay, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,060 Browne, Henry WUUam Langley, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,061 Brownfield, Harry Munyard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,062 Browning, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,063 Bruce, John Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,064 Bruce, Mary Elizabeth, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,065 Bruce, Robert Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
641 2 T

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

10,066 Brace, WiUiam Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,067 Brunton, John Dixon, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,068 Brydone, James Marr, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,069 Bryett, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,070 Buchanan, Robert John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,071 Buckingham, James Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,072 Buckley, Arthur Burton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,073 Buckley, James William, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,074 Buckmaster, Harry Cuthbert. 1 Jan. 1920.
10,075 Buckmaster, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,076 Bull, George Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,077 Bull, Thomas ToUemache Jackson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,078 Butter, Hon. Lttah Constance, Lady Manntagham-,
1 Jan. 1920.
10,079 Bullwtokle, Leonard Albert. 1 Jan. 1920.
10,080 Bundock, Charles Slade, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,081 Burden, Albert Edmund Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,082 Burke, Fred, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,083 Burleigh, Cecil Charles,!. Jan. 1920.
10,084 Burrage, Cyril Charles Webb, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,085 BurreU, Frederic WUUam White, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,086 Burridge, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,087 Burton, WiUiam John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,088 Bury, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,089 Butler, Mildred Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,090 Butler, Samuel Flowers, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 091 Buxton Alfred MeUor, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,092 Buxton, Violet, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,093 Bygrave, WiUiam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,094 Byrne, Violet Julia, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,095 Bythell, WUUam James Storey, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,096 Cabrol, Dom Fernand, Lord Abbot oi the Order ol
Benedictines, 1 Jau. 1920.
10,097 Call, HamUton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,098 Calladine, Ernest Thompson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,099 Callard, Cuthbert Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,100 Callender, Edward Henry WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,101 Calwell, WilUam, 1 Jan 1920.
10,102 CampbeU, Archibald, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,103 Campbell, Charles Ivor Rae, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,104 Campbell, Colin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,105 Campbell, Duncan, of InverneiU, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,106 Campbell, Emily, Mrs. Muhhead, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,107 Campbell, James Alexander West, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,108 Campbell, John Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,109 Campbell, John St. Clair, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,110 Campion, Edwin WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,111 CanneU, Harry Hardman, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,112 Canning, Joseph Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,113 Capstick, John Walton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,114 Cardew George Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,115 Carlton, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,116 Carmichael, Evelyn George Massey, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,117 Carmichael, Montgomery, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,118 Carnegie, Edward Hugo Wakefield Fullerton-, 1 Jan.
1920.
10,119 Carnegie, Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,120 Carpenter, Alexander Scott Jarvis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,121 Carr, Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,122 Carter, Eustace George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,123 Carter, Rei Alfred Deakin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,124 Carter. Stanley Bronislaw, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,125 Cary, Arthur Deertog Lucius, 1 Jan. 1920.
10.126 Cass, Gertrude Margaret Carew, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,127 Catmur, Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,128 Cave, Wilhelmina Mary Henrietta, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 129 Caw, WUUam Strathie, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,130 Chalmers, Jessie Elder, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,131 Chalmers, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,132 Chapman, Edward Stuart, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,133 Chapman, Harry Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,134 Chapman, John Barnett, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,135 Chapman, Oswald Cotton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 136 Chapman, Richard Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,137 Chapman, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,138 Charleson, Bruno Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,139 Charrington, John Douglas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,140 Chave, Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,141 Chaytor, Herbert Stanley, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,142 Cheetham, Rev. Robert Darbyshhe, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,143 Chichester, Shane Randolph, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,144 Chilver, James Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,145 Chipman. Leontine, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,146 Cholmoudeley, Winifred Ida, Marchioness of, 1 Jan.
1920.
10,147 Christian, Edward Hompesch, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,148 Christian, Loms de Bylandt, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,149 Christie, James Robertson, 1 Jan, 1920.
10,150 Christie, John Cubie. 1 Jan. 1920.
10,151 Churchill, Augusta, Lady Edward Spencer-, 1 Jan.
1920.
10,152 Churton, Ethel Blanche, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,153 Clapcott, Charles Blackstone, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,154 Clark, Edward MelUsh, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,155 Clayton, WilUam ElUs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,156 Clonbrock, Augusta Caroline, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,157 Clouston, Thomas Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,158 Clower, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,159 Clowes, Mina Maud Dacre, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.

642

10,160
10,16110,162 10,16310,16410,165
10,166 10,16710,16810,16910,17010,17110.172 10,17310,17410,17510,17610,17710,17810,17910.180 10,181
10,182
10,183 10,18410,18510,18610,18710,188 10,18910,19010,191 10,192
10,19310,19410,195 10,196
10,197 10,19810,19910,200 10,20110,20210,203
10,20410,20510,20610,207
10 208
10,209 10,21010,21110,21210,21310,21410,21510,21610 217
10,21810,21910,22010,22110,22210,223 10,22410,22510,22610,22710,22810,229 10,23010,231
10,23210,23310,23410,23510,23610,23710,23810,23910,24010,24110,24210,243
10,24410,24610,24710,24810,24910,250 10,251 10,25210,25310,254 10,255
10,256 10,257 10,258

Clubb, Leonard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Coats, Marie Jeanne, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cobbold, Alfred Townshend, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cults, Gertrude Julia Georgina, Baroness Cochrane of,
1 Jan. 1920.
Cockburn, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cockburn, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
CockeU, Norman Alexander Lindsey, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cockerell, John Pepys, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cockerell, Leslie Maurice, 1 Jan. 1920.
CocMngton, Arthur Jolin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cockshott, John James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cohen, Hannah Floretta, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cohen, Philip, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cole, Laura Edith, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cole, LiUan Seymour, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cole, Stanton Wilding, 1 Jan. 1920.
Coletog, Charles Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Coleridge, Ellen Gertrude, Mis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Coles, Walter George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Coley, Phillip, 1 Jan. 1920.
CoUingwood, Alfred Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Collins, Lady Evelyn Anne, 1 Jan. 1920.
Collins, Frank Moore, 1 Jan. 1920.
CoUins, Harold Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
Collins, Percy John, 1 Jan. 1919.
ColUnson, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
Colman. Edith Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Colt, Thomas Archer, 1 Jan. 1920.
Comyns, Algernon Charles. 1 Jan. 1920.
Connal, Kenneth Hugh Munro, 1 Jan. 1920.
Conyngham, Eva. Mrs. Lennox-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Coode, Montgomery Penrose, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cook, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cook, William WaUace, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooke, John Galwey, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooke, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooke, Margery Randal, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooke, Philip Tatton Davies-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooper, Alice, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooper, Ethel Beatrice, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooper, Harold Merriman, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooper, Hon. Rose Ellen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooper, Thomas Mackay, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooper, Wilbraham ViUiers, 1 Jan. 1920.
Corfield, Hon. Mary Hay, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Corlett, Arthur Ready, 1 Jan. 1920.
Corlette, Hubert Christian, 1 Jan. 1920.
Corrie, WiUiam Malcolm, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cotton, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cotton, Olive Harriet, Mrs. Stapleton, 1 Jan. 1920.
Court, Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Coward, Randulph Lewis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cowcher, WUliam Bratosford, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cowell, Edward Hudson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cowtan, Arthur Barnard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cox, Frederick Nutter, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cox, Gerald, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cox. Sybil Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
CoxweU, Charies Blake, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crabb, Maud Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cranfield, Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
Craufurd, Emily Maud, Mrs. Houison-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Craven, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crawshay, de Barri, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cree, Thomas Deacon, 1 Jan. 1920.
Creswick, James Paul, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crighton, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crisp, Charles Doland, 1 Jan. 1920.
Critchley, Herbert Lawson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Croker, Alice Georgiana, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crompton, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
CrosskUl, Regtaald Charles Osborne, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crossman, Francis Ward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crowther, Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1920.
Croxford, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Du Croz, Grace Jessie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crozier, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cruiekshank, Alexander Jaffray, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crump, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crump, Percy Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crutchfield, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cuff, Anne Holland, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cuffey, Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cullis, Winifred Clara, 1 Jan. 1920.
Culpin, George Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cumming, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cummtog, Beatrice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cunttffe, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cunningham, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Curry, WiUiam Fortescue, 1 Jan. 1920.
Curtis, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Dadson, Sophie Portlock, 1 Jan. 1920.
Daffern, Thomas Wells, 1 Jan. 1920.
Data, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Dale, Rev. Percy John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Dalrymple, Lady Marjorie Louise, 1 Jan. 1920.
Dalton, Michael, 1 Jan. 1920.
Daltry, Henry James, 1 Jan. 1920.

OFFICERS.

10259 Dance, Charles WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10260 Dannatt, Frank Cedric, 1 Jau. 1920.
lo',261 Darnell, Edward, 1 Jau. 1920.
10 262 DarneU, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,263 Darroch, Rev. John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 264 Dashper, Alice Hester, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,265 Dashwood, Cyril RusseU, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,266 Davey. Annie, Mrs. 1 Jan. 1920.
10 267 Davey, Grace EmUie, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,268 Davey, Harold William, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,269 Davey, WUliam Hamilton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,270 Davidson, Frances Joan, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,271 Davidson, George Frederiok, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,272 Davidson, WUliamina Saida, 1 Jan. 1920.
10.273 Davies, Arthur Veinon, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,274 Davies, David Thomas.1 Jan. 1920.
10.275 Davies, Edward Owen Watkin-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,276 Davies, Ernest Herbert, 1 Jan . 1920.
10,277 Davies, Evan Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,278 Davies, Frederick Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,279 Davies, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,280 Davies, James David, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,281 Davies, Rev. WUUam Wynn, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,282 Davis, Edward Henry Meggs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,283 Davis, Evelyn Mary, Mrs. Bramwell, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,284 Davis, Harry Lewer. 1 Jan. 1920.
10,285 Davis, Thomas Ruddock, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,286 Davison, Daniel, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,287 Davison, Minnie Gibson, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,288 Dawes, Jesse Cooper, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,289 Dawson, Errington, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,290 Dawson, Sidney Stanley, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,291 Dawson, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,292 Deacon, Edgar Regtaald, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,293 Deane, Charles Chatterton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,294 Dearden, Clarence Reginald, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,295 Debenham, Amy, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,296 Delany, Thomas WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,297 D'Elboux, Louis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,298 Denby, Clara Sophia, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,299 Dendy, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,300 Denning, Arthur du Pre, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,301 Dent, Edith Vere, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,302 Devenish, Bertha, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,303 Devine, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,304 Dewhurst, CounseU, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,305 Dick, Helen Maybel Kathleen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
10,306 Dick, Margaret Mary Douglas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,307 Dickie, Robert Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,308 Dickson, Robinson Simpson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,309 DU1, John Frederick Gordon, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,310 Dix, Arthur Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,311 Dixon, Charles Egerton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,312 Dodd, John William, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,313 Dodds, Lionel Graham, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,314 Dodds, Mary Janet, 1 Jan. 1919.
10,315 Dolphin, John Byron, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,316 DomvUle, Edward James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,317 Doubleday, Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,318 Douglas, Robert James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,319 Douglas, Samuel Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,320 Dowding, Dorothy Carwithen, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,321 Dower, Mary, Mrs. Gough-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,322 Downes, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,323 Downey, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,324 Drake, James Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,325 Dreaper, WUliam Porter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,326 Drysdale, Charles Vickery, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,327 Duberly, Ida Mary ViUiers, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,328 Dudley, George James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,329 Dudley, WUUam Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,330 Duffield, Walter Dowsett, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,331 Dugdale, Ethel Innes, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,332 DumbeU, James Burns, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,333. Duncalfe, Lucy Harding, Mrs.. 1 Jan. 1920.
10,334 Dunleath, Norah Louisa Fanny, Baroness, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,335 Dunlop, Frederick George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,336 Dunlop, William Louis Martial, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,337 Dunn, Frederick WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,338 Dunn, George Owen WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,339 Dunwoody, Robert Browne, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,340 Duthie, David Hutcheon, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,341 Duval, Rev. Stephen Peachey, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,342 Dyke, David Nicholas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,343 Dykes, EUen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,344 Dymond, Charles Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,345 Dymond, Edmund Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,346 Dymond, Mary Evelyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,347 Eason, John Charles Malcolm, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,348 Eastwood, WiUiam Hastings, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,349 Eberle, James Fuller, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,350 Eckersley, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,351 Eden, Charles HamUton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,352 Eden, Sybil Frances, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,353 Edge, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,354 Edmunds, Wilfred Hawksley, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,355 Edwards, Jean, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
10,356 Edwards, James Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,357 Edwards, John Vaughan, 1 Jan. 1920.

10,358 Edwards, Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,359 Edwards, WiUiam Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,360 Egerton, Dorothy Charlotte, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,861 Elder, David, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,362 Elgood, Cornelia Bonte Sheldon, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,863 Elles, Edmund Hardie, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,364 Elliott, Claude Aurelius, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,365 Ellis, Edward George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,366 ElUs, Gertrude, Lady Heaton-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,367 Ellis, Inez Blanche, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,368 Ellson, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,369 Elsmere, Maude Alice, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,370 Emra, Frederic Harcourt, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,871 Bngelbaoh, Charles Richard Fox, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,372 England, Alfred Colborne, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,373 EstUl, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,374 Evans, Annie Lloyd, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,375 Evans, Christopher Douglas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,376 Evans, Edward Victor, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,377 Evans, Ethel Frances, Mis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,378 Evans, Fisher Henry Freke, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,379 Evans, WilUam Augustus Bulkeley-, 1 Jan. 1920
10,380 Everett, Lionel Decimus Longcroft, 1 Jan. 1020.
10,381 Everitt, Robert Gordon, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,382 Eyre, Gervas Malcolm, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,383 Fagge, Mabel Muriel Hilton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,384 Fair, Blanche Alicia, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,385 Falconer, Lieut.-Col. John, Bey, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,386 Famdale, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,387 Faulkner, Roger, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,388 Fawcett, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,389 Fawcett, Percy William, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,390 Fawous, Arthur Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,391 Fell, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,392 Fellows, Evelyn Emma, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,393 Fellows, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,394 Felton, John Robinson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,395 Fenner, Sidney, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,396 Fenton, William Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,397 Fernley, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,398 Fetherstonhaugh, Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,399 Filer, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,400 Finch, Sidney, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,401 Firrnta, Norman Haynes, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,402 Fhmstone, Emily Florence, 1 Jan. 1920. .
10,403 Fisher, Frederick Furryan, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,404 Fittall, Robert John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,405 FitzGerald, Edward Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,406 FitzwUliam, Maud Frederica Elizabeth, Countess 1 Jan,
1920.
10,407 Fleming, John Arnold, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,408 Fleming, John Lancelot, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,409 Fleming, Rev. James WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,410 Fleming, Sarah Kate, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,411 Fletcher, Henry Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,412 Fletcher, WilUam Frederick Ashby, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,413 Flint, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,414 Foa, Ferdinand Eugene, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,415 Folker, Herbert Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,416 Ford, Norman Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,417 Fordham, Edward WUfrid, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,418 Forrest, John William, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,419 Forrester, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,420 Forster, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,421 Foster, Evelyn Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,422 Foster, Phipps Bentley, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,423 Foster, Regtaald, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,424 Foucar, Alexander Ferdinand EmUe, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,425 Fowler, Lionel John Porter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,426 Fox, David Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,427 Fox, John Jacob, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,428 Fox, Walter St. John, 1 Jau. 1920.
10,429 Francis, Alfred George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,430 Francis, Harvey, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,431 Francis, John Horace, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,432 Frank, Peter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,433 Franklin, Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,434 Frazer, Wilson Ray, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,435 Freeman," Alice, Mrs, 1 Jau. 1920.
10,436 Freeth, Dorothy Ierne, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,437 Frere, Frank Horace, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,438 Fry, EUen Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,439 Fryer, George Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,440 Fullerton, Alexander Moffitt, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,442 Furse, Jean Adelaide, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,443 Gale, Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 444 Gale, Rev. James Randolph Courtenay, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,445 Gallagher, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,446 Galland, Alfred Jules Louis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10.447 Galloway, Alexander Rudolf, 1 Jan 1920.
10^449 Gange, Ambrose Day, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,450 Gann, Edmond Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,451 Gardner, George Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,452 Gardner, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,453 Gardner, Joseph WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,454 Gardner, Thomas Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,455 Garland. Charles Tuller, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,456 Garland, John William, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,457 Gamer, Joseph Richardson, 1 Jan. 1920.

643

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

10,458 Garry, Francis Nicholas Arbuthnot, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,459 GaskiU. Jackson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,460 Gatacre, Hon. Beatrix Wickens, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,461 Gay, Charlotte Evelyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
10.462 Gibb, WilUam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10J463 Gibbons, WUUam Michael, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,464 Gibbs, Brandreth, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,465 Gibbs, Hon. Mildred Dorothea, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,466 Gibson, Alfred Edgar, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,467 Gibson, Finlay Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,468 Gibson, George McLean, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,469 Gibson, WiUiam Howieson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,470 Gibson, William John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,471 Giffard, Mary Constance, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
10,472 GUfUlan Samuel James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,473 GUI, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,474 Gill, Joseph Withers-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,475 GUI, WiUiam Briggs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,476 GUlman, Arthur WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,477 GUmour, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,478 Gihoy, John 1 Jan. 1920.
10,479 Gjers, Annie Gatenby, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,480 GlanviUe, WUUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,481 Glass, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,482 Glass, Henry Matier, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,483 Glaze, Charles WUliam Livock, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,484 Gleichen, Lady Helena EmUy, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,485 Glen, Elizabeth Hope, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,486 Glover, Kathleen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,487 Gluckstein, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,488 Glyn, Augusta Carr, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,489 Gold, Gerald GUbey, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,490 Goldie, Valentine Francis Taubman, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,491 Goldney, AUce Frances Holbrow, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,492 GoUin, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,493 Good, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,494 Goodman, Coleman, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,495 Goodyear, Charles Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,496 Goodyer, Thomas Boyce, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,497 Gordon, Alexander Stewart, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,498 Gordon, Dora Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,499 Gordon, Douglas George HamUton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,500 Gordon, George Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,501 Gordon, Henry Sharpe, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,502 Gordon, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,503 Gott, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,504 Gotts, John Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,505 Goudie, Peter Augustus, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,506 Gough, Arthur Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,507 Gough, Joseph Salmon, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,508 Goulding, Harry WUson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,509 Gowan, Francis Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,510 Grace, George WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,511 Graddou, Ernest Edgar, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,512 Graff, Francis Stephen, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,513 Grafton, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,514 Graham, Duncan, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,515 Graham, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,516 Granard, Beatrice, Countess of, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,517 Grant, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,518 Graves, Rev. Robert Vemon Ottley, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,519 Gray, Edith Mary Spencer, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,620 Gray, Robert Whytlaw Whytlaw-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,521 Gray, Ronald Birdseye, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,522 Green, Edwin Collier, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,523 Green, Frederick Michael, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,524 Green, Helen Mowbray, Mrs. Vincent-, 1 Jan. 1920
10,525 Green, Margaret Bennett, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,526 GreenaU, CyrU Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,527 Greene, Kathleen, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,528 Greenwood, George David, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,529 Gregory, Alfred John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,530 Gregory, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,531 Grenside, Thomas Reed, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,532 Grey, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,533 Grierson, George Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,534 Grieve, George Butler, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,535 Griffin, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,536 Griffin, WiUiam Lashford, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,537 Griffiths, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,538 Griffiths Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,539 Griffiths, Charles Bedlington, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,540 Griffiths, David Llewellyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,541 Griffiths, Herbert Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,542 Griffiths, Thomas Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,543 Gmchy, Frederick de Quetteville De, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,544 Gruchy, William Geary De, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,545 Grundy, Robert Taylor, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,546 Haddo, George Gordon, Bari of, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,547 Hadfleld, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,548 Haggart, James Dewar, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,549 Hall, Charles Stuart, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,550 Hall, Rev. John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,551 HaU, John Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,552 Hall, Oscar Standring, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,553 HaU, Percival Stanhope, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,554 HaU, Robert Mills, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,555 HaU, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,556 HaU, WUliam Carby, 1 Jan. 1920.

10,557
10,55810,55910,56010,56110,56210,56310,564
10,56510,566 10,567
10,56810,56910,57010,57110,57210,57310,574 10,575
10,57610,57710,57810,579 10,580
10,581 10,582
10,58310,58410,58510,58610,58710,58810,58910,590 10,59110,59210,59310,59410,59510,59610,59710,59810,599
10,60010,60110,60210,603 10,604
10,60510,606
10,60710,60810,60910,610 10,61110,612
10,61310,614 10,61510,61610,61710,618
10,619 10,620
10,621 10,622
10,62310,62410,62510,62610,62710,62810,62910,630 10,631
10,633 10,634
10,63510,636 10,637
10,63810,63910,640 10,64110,642
10,64310,64410,64510,64610,647 10,64810,649
10,650 10,651 10,652
10,653 10,65410,655

644

HaUett, Norton Joseph Hughes-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hamersley, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hamilton, Kate Gibson, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hammond, William CecU, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hanbury, Arthur Marcus, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hanbury, John James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Handasyde, George Harris, 1 Jan. 1920.
Harbord, Richard Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
Harding, William Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hardy, Gladys Rivers, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hargood, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hargrave, Mary Montague, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Harrington. Ernest John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Harrison, Florence Ada, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Harrison, George Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Harrison,Rosamond Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
Harrop, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hart, James MacGregor, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hart, Philip Theodore, 1 Jan. 1920.
Harvey, Rev. Edward Douglas Lennox, 1 Jan. 1920.
Harvey, Emma Jessie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Harvey, Joseph Massey, 1 Jan. 1920.
Harvie, Charles Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Harwood, John Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Haseler, WiUiam Rabone, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hassell, Charles Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hatch, Frederick Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hattersley, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Haughton, Marjorie Wilhelmina, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hauxwell, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hawes, George WiUiam Spencer, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hawtrey, Wilfred Robert John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hay, Mary EUzabeth Dahymple, 1 Jan. 1920.
Haycock, Herbert Clement, 1 Jan. 1920.
Haylock, Ernest Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hazlehurst, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hazlerigg, Grey, 1 Jan. 1920.
Headland, Robert Vincent, 1 Jan. 1920
Heald, Charles Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
Healey, BasU, 1 Jan. 1920.
Heasman, Arthur WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Heath, Cuthbert Eden, 1 Jan. 1920.
Heathcote, Charles Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Heaton, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hedge, George TuUldge, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hedley, Oswald WiUiam Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Heeps, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hellier, Maurice, 1 Jan. 1920.
Henderson, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Henderson, John Hossell, 1 Jan. 1920.
Henderson, Kate, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Henderson, Robert Cron, 1 Jan. 1920.
Henderson, WUUam Alexander Cruiekshank, 1 Jan.
1920.
Hendriks, Cecil Morgan, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hendry, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Henry, Florence Vaughan MitcheU-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Henson, George Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Herbert, Adelaide Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Heron, Harold Hastings, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hett, Janie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hett, Reginald, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hewelcke, Theodore WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hewer, BasU, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hewer, CecU Mackenzie, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hewer, Edward Septimus Eamshaw, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hewett, Charles Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hewson, James Archibald, 1 Jan. 1920.
Heylin, Henry Brougham, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hick, Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hickman, John Blah Smith, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hickson, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Higgins, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
HU1, Alex, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hill, Christopher John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hill, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920
Hitttagdon, AUce Marian, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hincks, WUUam Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hind, WUhelmina Maria, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
HinneU, Joseph Squier, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hitchcock Thomas Gilbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hobbs, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hobday, Kingsford George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hobson, Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hocking, R. C, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hodgson, Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hodgson, Edgar Stanley, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hodgson, Malcolm Elliott, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hodkinson, John Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Holdforth, Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hollings, Nina Augusta Stracey, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Holltas, Edith Blanche, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hollway, Geoffrey Fynes, 1 Jan. 1920.
HoUoway, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Holman, Phyllis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Holmes, Herbert Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Holmes, Joseph Edward Leo, 1 Jan. 1920.
Holt, Florence Annie, Mrs. Lyster-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Holt, Frederick Appleby, 1 Jan. 1920.

OFFICERS.

10,656 Holt, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,657 Homfray, Ernest Randolph Popkin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,658 Hooper, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,659 Hooper, George Henry James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,660 Hope, Mabel Ellen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,661 Hope, Hon. Mary, Lady, 1 Jau. 1920.
10,662 Hopkins, Thomas Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,663 Hopping, Sydney, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,664 Hopwood, Eleanor Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,665 Home, Alexander Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,666 Home, Henry Spence, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,667 Horobin, Oliver Wil.iam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,668 Horton, Percy Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,669 Houldsworth, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,670 Hourston, Margaret Anne, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,671 Housden, James Anderson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,672 Houston, Henry James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,673 Howard, Carter WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,674 Howard, WUUam James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,675 Howarth, Osbert John Radcliffe, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,676 Howe, John Allen, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,677 Hughes, Ethel Blanche, Mrs. Price-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,678 Hughes, Rev. Hugh Michael, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,679 Hughes, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,680 Huie, Riohard William, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,682 Hume, Blanche, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,683 Humfrey, John Charles WUlis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,684 Hunt, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,685 Hunter, David, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,686 Hunter, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,688 Hunter, Margaret Bruce, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,689 Hunter, Thomas Briggs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,690 Hunton, Edgar Barton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,691 Hurst, Christopher Salkeld, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,692 Hurst, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,693 Hussey, John Walton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,694 Hutchinson, Lucy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,695 Hutchinson, Wilfred Leavold, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,696 Hutsel, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,697 Hutton, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,698 Hyde, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,699 Ibbetson, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,700 Ingham, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,701 Inglefield, JuUa Kathartae Margaret, Lady, 1 Jan
1920.
10,702 Ingram, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,703 Inman, Arnold, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,704 Innes, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,705 Inskip, Grace Hampden, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,706 Irwin, George Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,707 Irwin, Thomas James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,708 Isaacs, Harry Michael, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,709 Ives, WiUiam Henry Martin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,710 Jack, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,711 JackUng, Percival, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,712 Jackson, Ada Frances, Lady Mather, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,713 Jackson, Andrew Eric, 1 Jan, 1920.
10,714 Jackson, Gwendoline Doris, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,715 Jackson, John WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,716 Jacob, Edmund Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,717 Jacobs, Julius, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,718 James, Eric Ibbetson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,719 James, Gwilym Cristor, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,720 James, GwUym Prosser, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,721 James, Jenkin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,722 James, Rebecca Green, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,723 James, Sidney Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,724 James, WUliam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,725 James, WiUiam Isaac, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,726 Jarmay, Charlotte B, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,727 Jay, Edward Aubrey Hastings, 1 Jan. 1920
10,728 Jayne, Ronald Garland, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,729 Jeffery, Florence Augusta, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,730 Jeffery, Margaret Ann, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,731 Jeffries, Martha, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,732 Jenkins, Ann Nora, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,733 Jenkins, Herbert George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,734 Jenkins, Thomas Lewis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,735 Jenkinson, Alfred James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,736 Jewell, Bertie, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 737 Jewell, Henry James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,738 Jodrell, Mary RenneU, Lady Cotton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,739 Johnson, Alfred Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,740 Johnson, Ernest James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,741 Johnson, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,742 Johnson, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,743 Johnson, Sydney Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,744 Johnson, Walter. 1 Jan. 1920.
10,745 Johnston, Hon. Winifred Mary, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,746 Jones, Abel John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,747 Jones, Alice Gray, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,748 Jones, Alice Pownall, Mrs. Caton-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,749 Jones, Frederick WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,750 Jones, Glynne, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,751 Jones Herbert Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,752 Jones, John PhiUips, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,753 Jones, Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,754 Jones, Richard Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,755 Jones, Ronald Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.

10,756 Jones, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,757 Jones, Walter Lindley-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,758 Joy, Henry Holmes, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,759 Joyner, Cerdric Batson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,760 Joynt, Richard Lane. 1 Jan. 1920.
10,761 Kalker, Emanuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,762 Kaufman, Louis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,763 Kaye, Evan, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,764 Keel, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,765 Keen, Katherine Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
10,766 Keene, Henry Furse, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,767 Kemm, Stephanie Lilian Septima, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,768 Kennedy, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,769 Keogh, Joseph Wiseman, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,770 Kerr, Errol. 1 Jan. 1920.
10,771 Kerr, Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,772 Kerr, Kenelm, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,773 Kershaw, John Felix, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,774 Kerslake, Arthur Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,775 Kett, George Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,776 Kettles, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,777 Keymer, Daniel Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,778 Keyser, Maurice Max, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,779 Kimberley, Paul, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,780 King, John Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,781 King, John Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,782 Kingham, Robert Dixon, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,783 Ktanear, Thomas John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,784 Khby, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,785 Kitcat, Rev. Henry James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,786 Kitchen, Preston, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,787 Kitchin, John William, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,788 Knill, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,789 Knott, Harry Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,790 Knowles, Sir Lees, Bart, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,791 Knowles, Thornton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,792 Krohn, Alice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,793 Kyle, Phillip Kyle, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,794 Lafontaine, Henry Philip Leopold Cart de, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,795 Lake, Ada Louise, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,796 Lambert, Stanley Harrison, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,797 Lambie, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,798 Laming, Richard Valentine, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,800 Lane, Daniel de Moura, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,801 Lane, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,802 Langmaid, Ernest Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,803 Lanham, Laurence, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,804 Lansdown, Charies Ewbank, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,805 Larnder, Harold Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,806 LasceUes, Edward Charles Ponsonby, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,807 Lascot, Frank Leslie, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,808 Latham, Percy James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,809 Lauder, William Beith , 1 Jan. 1920.
10,810 Law, David, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,811 Lawrenson, Thomas Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,812 Lawson, Catherine Adah, Mrs. Kerr-, 1 Jan. 1920
10,813 Lea, Frederick Charles. 1 Jan. 1920.
10,814 Leach, Marian, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,815 Leak, Daniel Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,816 Leake, Sidney Henry, 1 Jan. 1920
10,817 Lee, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,818 Lee, Hugh Warren, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,819 Lee, Sarah Josephine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,820 Leeman, Walter Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,821 Lees, WiUiam Clare, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,822 Leigh, Reginald Gerard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,823 Leighton, Gerald Rowley, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,824 Lendrum, John Black, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,825 Lescher, Thomas Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,826 Leslie, Lewis Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,827 Lewis, Annie Caton, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,828 Lewis, George Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,829 Lewis, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,830 Lewis, Kate, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,831 Lewis, Llewelyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,832 Lewis, William John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,833 Liddell, Hilda Kathleen, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,834 Liddingtou, Ezra WiUiam Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,835 Lindon, John Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,836 Lindsay, Lionel Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
-10,837 Lineham, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,838 Linthorne, Richard Roope, 1 Jan. 1920
10,839 Livesley, Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 840 LleweUyn, Frederick AUen, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 841 LleweUyn, WiUiam Ewart, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,842 Lloyd, Cyril Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,843 Lloyd, Francis Seymour, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,844 Lobjoit, William George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,845 Lockett, Emma, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 846 Lockyer, Frank Joshua, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 847 Lodge, Samuel Durham, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,848 Lomax, Edith Annie, 1 Jan. 1920
10 849 Lombard, Rev. Bousfleld Swan, 1 Jan. 1920,
10,850 London, Francis Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,851 London, WilUam Shakespeare, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,852 Loney, Henry Frith, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,853 Long, Archibald Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 854 Long, Sibell, Hon. Mrs. Walter, 1 Jan 1920.
10,855 Longcrolt, Gwendoline Mary, 1 Jan. 1920

645

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

10,856 Longdon, Arthur Frederick, 1 Jan, 1920.
10,857 Longmore, PhiUp Raynsford, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,858 Loraine, WiUiam George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,859 Lord, Charles Lupton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,860 Lowe, Percy Roycroft, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,861 Lowis, Horace Lake, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,862 Lowson, Kenneth John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,863 Lowthian, Harold Douglas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,864 Lucan, Violet, Countess of, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,865 Luke. Alfred James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,866 Lumsden, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,867 Luttrell, Eva Fownes, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,868 Lyddon, AUred Jonathan, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,869 Lyndon, Arnold, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,870 MacAlister, Sir John Young Walker, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,871 McAlptae, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,872 McBarnet, Alexander Cockburn, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,873 MacCaUum, James Dalgleish KeUie-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,874 McConnell, WUliam Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,875 McCorquodale, Norman, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,876 McDermaid, NeU John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,877 McDonald, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,878 Macdonald, Duncan Ftolayson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,879 Macdonald, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,880 Macdonald, Kenneth, 1 Jan. 1920.
1Q.881 MacDougall, Alice Mary, Lady Patten-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,882 McDougall, Edith, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,883 McDowall, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,884 McBwan, John Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,885 McEwen, Frederick Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,886 Macfarlane, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,887 Macfarlane, John Miller, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,888 McGeogh, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,889 McGowan, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,890 MacGregor, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,891 Mclhoy, Anne Louise, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,892 Mclntyre, James Lewis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,893 Macintyre, John Andrew, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,894 Mackay, NeU, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,895 Mackenzie, Beatrice Anna, Mrs. Fraser-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,896 Mackenzie, Henrietta Mary, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,897 Mackenzie, MiUicent, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,898 McKenzie, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,899 MacKiUop, Edward Laurence, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,900 McKinna, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,901 Mackintosh, James, 1 Jau. 1920.
10,902 Mackintosh. Noma Susan, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,903 Macklta, Edward Lionel, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,904 McLachlan, Arthur CecU, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,905 McLachlan, Isabella Brodie, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,906 McLaughlin, WUliam Reginald, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,907 McLean, Alexander Colin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,908 Maclean, Agnes, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,909 MacMUlan, Archibald Macpherson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,910 MacmiUan, Agnes Olive, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,911 McNab, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,912 MacneUl, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,913 McQuibban, Lewis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,914 MacRae, Lady Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,915 Madin, Charles GUbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,916 Maggs, Percy Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,917 Mahon, LUian Frances, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,918 Mah, John Bagrie, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,919 Malby, Henry Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,920 Malcolmson, Norman, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,921 MaUns, Mary Settna Beatrice, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,922 MaUinson, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,923 Mander, John Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,924 Manning, Lionel John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,925 Manning, Nathaniel Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,926 Marcy, Janie, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,927 Marks, Richard Harris, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,928 Marsden, James Whittaker, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,929 MarBden, WiUiam AUen, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,930 MarshaU, Howard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,931 Marter, Alice Eleanor, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,932 Martin, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,933 Martin, Gerald, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,934 Martin, James Cecil, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,935 Mason, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,936 Mason, Cecil Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,937 Mason, David, 1 Jan. 1920.
10.938 Mason, Evelyn Margaret, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,939 Mason, Mary Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,940 Mather, Joseph Louis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,941 Matheson, WUhelmina Jean, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,942 Mathewson, Alfred Eugene, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,943 Maxwell, William Jardine Hemes, 1 Jan. 1920.
10.944 May, Eric Maurice, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,945 May, LUy Julia, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,946 Maycock, Thomas Langley, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,947 Maynard, Harry Payne, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,948 Mayne, Jasper Graham, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,949 Mayne, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,950 Mayo, Henry Herbert Worsfold, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,951 Meade, Richard John Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,952 Meighan, John McNair, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,953 Melly, George Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,954 MelvUle, Beresford Valentine, 1 Jan. 1920.

646

10,955 Menary, Thomas George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,956 Mercer, John Swan, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,957 Meredith, Hugh Owen, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,958 Merivale, Bernard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 959 Merry, WilUam John Colltogs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,960 Metcalfe, Thomas Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 961 Middlemas, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,962 Middleton, Mary Katharine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 963 Midmer, Thomas WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 964 MUdmay, Cecil Francis, Mrs. W. H. St. John, 1 Jan . 1920.
10,965 Miles, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,966 MUes, Harry PoweU, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 967 Miles, Sybil Marguerite Gonne, Mrs, 1 Jau. 1920.
10,968 Millar, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,969 MUler, Anne, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,970 MUligan, Robert Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,971 MUUngton, David, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,972 MUlson, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,973 Minton, Richard Caldwell, 1 Jan. 1920.
10.974 Mitchell, John Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10;975 Mitchell, Peter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,976 Mitchison, Mary EmeUne, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,976a Moat, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,977 Mock, WUliam John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,978 Modlin, Isaac Gibson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,979 Moger, Walter Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 980 Moh, Charles Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,981 Moh, Margaret Bruce, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,982 Monckton, WiUiam Leopold, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,983 Moncrieff, Jane Mary Scott-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,984 Moncrieff, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,985 Money, Mildred Catherine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,986 Monkhouse, John Parry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,987 Monro, Alexander James Falconer, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,988 Montgomery, Walter Basil Graham, 1 Jan. 1920
10,989 Moon, Rosa, 1 Jan. 1920.
10.990 Moore, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,991 Morant, WiUiam George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,992 More, Thomas Jasper Mytton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,993 Morgan, Edward Lleurwg, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,994 Morgan, Effie Blanche, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,995 Morgan, GUbert Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,996 Morley, Arthur, 1 Jan, 1920.
10,997 Morley, Ida Rose, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,998 Morphy, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,999 Morris, Florence Muriel, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,000 Morris, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,001 Morrison, Archibald Cameron, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,002 Morrison, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,003 Morrison, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,004 Morrison, John Dow, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,005 Mortimer. Joseph, 1 Jau. 1920.
11,006 Mortimer, Ralph George Elphinstone, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,007 Mortimer, WiUiam Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,008 Morton, Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,009 Mosey, James Yeoman, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,010 Mount, Hilda Lucy Adelaide, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,011 Mountgarret, Robina Marion, The Viscountess, 1 Jan.
1920.
11,012 Mozley, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,013 Mugliston, Francis Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,014 Muir, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,015 Muirhead, Frank Stirling, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,016 Munby, Mary Forth, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,017 Munday, John Augustus, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,018 Munkhouse, Alfred Frederick O'Gorman-, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,019 Munro, Hugh George, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,020 Munro, Rev. James Lorimer, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,021 MuDro, John Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,022 Murison, Annie Alice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,023 Murray, Clarisse Maria Guthrie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,024 Murray, Emma Cecilia, Lady Wvndham, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,025 Murray, Gertrude Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,026 Murray, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,027 Murray, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,028 Murray, Mary Stewart, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,029 Murray, Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,030 Murray, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,031 Murry, John Middleton, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,032 Muttiebury, Stanley Duff, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,033 Myers, James Eckersley, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,034 Myers, Leopold, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,035 Mylne, Kathartae Isabel, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,036 Nadin, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
11.037 Nash, Agnes Kathleen Mary, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
11.038 Naylor, Henry WiUiam Letts. 1 Jan. 1920.
11,039 Needham, John Hewson, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,040 Nesbitt, Edward John Beaumont-, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,041 Newberry, Percy Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,042 Newcastle, Kathleen Florence May, Duchess of, 1 Jan.
1920.
11,043 Newell, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,044 Newman, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,045 Newton, Elizabeth Louisa, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,046 NichoUs, Frederick Lucius, 1 Jan. 1920
11,047 NichoUs, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,048 Nicholson, I. avid Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,049 Nicholson, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920
11,050 Nicol, Robert Gordon, 1 Jan. 1920.

OFFICERS.

11,051 Normanby, Gertrude Stansfeld, Marchioness of, 1 Jan.
1920.
11,052 Norton, Ethel Ada, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,053 Norton, Grace Madeleine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,054 Norton, Herbert John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,065 Norton, Robert Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,056 Nunneley, Frederick Pitcahn, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,057 Nutter, Alfred Barrett, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,058 Oakshott, Ronald Stanley, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,059 Oates, WUliam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,060 O'Donovan, WUliam James, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,061 Ogston, Walter Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,062 O'Hara, Charles Kean, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,063 Oldham, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,064 Oliphant, WilUam Elwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,065 Olive, Eustace John Parke, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,066 Openshaw, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,067 Ord, Evelyne Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,068 Ord, WilUam Wallis, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,069 Orme, Thomas Charles Rushmer, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,070 Ormerod, Marion Grace, IDs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,071 Orpen, Hon. Sybil Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,072 Orr. John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,073 Osborne, Frederick William, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,074 Oswald, Maude, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,075 Oswald, Percy Cunningham, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,076 Owen. Robert David, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,078 Oyler, Alexander Wilfrid, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,079 Paget, Rosalind Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,080 Paish, Leonard Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,081 Palmer, Louise Madeleine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,082 Palmer, Robert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,083 Panckridge, WUliam Panckridge, 1 Jan. 1 920.
11,084 Pape, WUliam George, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,085 Papworth, Frederic WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,086 Parker, Edwin Thorley, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,087 Parker, Haydon, 1 Jan. 1920.
11.088 Parker, Regtaald Barcroft, 1 Jan. 1920.
11.089 Parry, Hugh Lloyd, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,090 Parry, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,091 Partington, Charles Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,092 Passingham, Edith Laura, Mrs, 1 Jau. 1920.
11,093 Paterson, James Graham, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,094 Patman, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,095 Paton, Benjamin Lewis, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,096 Paton, Mary Emma, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,097 Patttason, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,098 Paul, Walter Wyatt, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,099 Paul, Eveline Alice Wanda, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,100 Pauli, James George, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,101 Payn, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,102 Payne, CUfford, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,103 Payne, Rev. Francis Reginald Chassereau, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,104 Peachey, George Wyatt, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,105 Peaker, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,106 Pearce, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,107 Pearson, Geoffrey Hope, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,108 Pease, EUa, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,109 Peel, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,110 Pelham, Hon. Geoigina, Mrs. Anderson-, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,111 Pelham, Louisa Keith, Hon. Mrs. Thomas, 1 Jan.
1920.
11,112 Pemberton, Eleanora Blanshard, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,113 Penrose, NeviU CoghUl, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,114 Peploe, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,115 Perkin, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,116 Perry, Edward Verdon, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,117 Perry, George Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,118 Perry, Muriel, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,119 Peto, Dorothy Olivia Georgiana, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,120 Petre, Francis Loraine, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,121 Petrie, Thomas Alexander. 1 Jan. 1920.
11,122 Phelps, Joseph Bryan William, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,123 Phelps, Joseph Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,124 PhUips, Edward Mark, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,125 PhUipps, Marian Isobel, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,126 PhiUips, Acton, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,127 PhUUps, Edith Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,128 PhiUips, Henry Archibald Allen, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,129 Phizackerley, George Thompson. 1 Jan. 1920.
11,130 Picton, Lionel James, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,131 Pike John 1 Jan. 1920.
11,132 Pike, Robert 1 Jan. 1920.
11,133 PUcher, Richard Bertram, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,134 Pttgrim, Ida Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,135 PUter, Sh John George, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,136 Pinckney, Leonard Durnford, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,137 Pinkham, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,138 Pinnington, Francis Stanislaus, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,139 Piper, George, 1 Jan. 1920. _„__
11,140 Piper, Oliver James Southwell, 1 Jan. 192Q.
11,141 Pitman, Arthur Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,142 Pitts, Robert Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,143 Plackett, James WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,144 Plage, John Philip. 1 Jan. 1920.
11,145 Pledge, Cecil Fenwick de, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,146 Plummer, Wilfrid Henry Coates, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,147 Pollock, Samuel Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,148 Polwhele, Arthur Carne, 1 Jan. 1920.

11,149
11,15011,151
11,15211,15311,15411,155
11,15611,15711,15811,15911,16011,16111,16211,16311,16411,16511,166
11,167 11,168
11,16911,17011,171 11,172
11,173 11,174
11,17511,17611,17711,178
•11,179 11,180 11,181
11,18211,18311,18411,18511,18611,18711,18811,18911,19011,19111,19211,193
11,194
11,19511,19611,19711,198 11,199
11,200 11,201
11,202
11,20311,20411,20511,20611,20711,20811,20911,210
11,21111,21211,21311,21411,21511,21611,21711,21811,219
11,220 11,22111,22211,22311,22411,22511,22611,22711,22811,22911,230
11,231 11,232
11,23311,23411,235
11,23611,237
11,238 11,23911,24011,241
11,24211,24311,24411,245

Ponsonby, Hon. Cyril Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pooley, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pooley, Warner Lake, 1 Jan. 1920.
Porter, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
Porter, Ludovic Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Potter, Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Powell, James Ablitt Pasiful, 1 Jan. 1920.
Powell, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Prance, Geoffrey Hammett, 1 Jan. 1920.
Preece, George, 1 Jan. 1020.
Price, Percy Howard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Priestley, Robert Chambers, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pringle, James Scott, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pritchard, Henry Ambrose, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pritchard, Henry Gibbon, 1 Jan. 1920.
Prltchett, Theodore, 1 Jan. 1920.
Probst, John Charles, 1 Jau. 1920.
Procter, George Henderson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pryse, Nina Katherine Angharad, Lady Webley-Parry-,
1 Jan. 1920.
Punchard, John Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Purcell, Matthew Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Purdom, John Ritchie, 1 Jan. 1920.
Purnell, WUliam Ralph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pyke, CyrU Cameron, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pyke, Harold Reason, 1 Jau. 1920.
Quarmby, Herbert Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Quass, Phineas, 1 Jan. 1920.
QuenneU, Robert William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rabino, Hyacinth Louis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rainbow, WUliam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ramsay, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ramsay, Ermyntrude SidweU, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
RandaU, Alec Walter George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Randolph, George Boscawen, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ransome, Edward Coleby, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rawes, Stanley, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rawlins, Louisa Geraldine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rawnsley, Helen Maud, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rayner, Eva Alexina Snoad, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Read, Francis Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Reddle, Constance Katharine Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Reddoch, John Simpson, 1 Jau. 1920.
Redman, George Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Reed, Thomas Danby, 1 Jan. 1920.
Reep, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Reeves, John James, 1 Jan. 1920.
ReiUy, Charles Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Remington, Alfred Arnold, 1 Jan. 1920,
Renshaw, Samuel Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Reynolds, Reginald Carey, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rhodes, Edward Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rice, Hon. Helen Sarah, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1920.
Richards, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Richards, John Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Richardson, Bernhard Hermann, 1 Jan. 1920.
Richardson, Dunsford, 1 Jan. 1920.
Richardson, Florence Ellen, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
Richardson, Herbert Lindsley, 1 Jan. 1920.
Richardson, Jerusha Davidson, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
Richardson, Kathleen Rayner, 1 Jan. 1920.
Richardson, Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
Richmond, Daniel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Richordson, James Btrrell, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rickard, Charles Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rickett, Hubert Cecil, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rider, Douglas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rider, Lewis Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ridley, Clarence Oliver, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ridley, John Henry Llewellyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rigg, Rowland William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Riordan, John McMahon, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rishworth, Albert Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rivers, Arthur Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Riviere, Evelyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rob, Joseph William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robb, James Jenkins, 1 Jan. 1920.
Roberts, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
Roberts, Hon. Marie Theresa, Mrs. PhUlips-, 1 Jan.
1920.
Roberts, Reginald, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robertson, Charies, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robertson, Charies Bruce, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robertson, James Stewart, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robertson, Kate Ann, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robertson, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robertson, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robertson, Charles George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robin, Alexander Gibson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robto, Matthew, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robinson, Frederick Field, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robinson, Leonard Bambridge, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robinson, Rev. Samuel Fairbrother, 1 Jan. 1920.
Robson, Philip Warwick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rodgers, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rogers, Rev. Edgar, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rogers, Hugh Innes, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rollason, Walter Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Romer, Robert Leslie, 1 Jan. 1920.

647

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

11,246 Roper, John Gregson, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,247 Rose, Edith, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,248 Rose, Edward Armstrong, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,249 Ross, Alice Constance, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,250 Rossmore, Mittie, Baroness, 1 Jan. 1920.
11.251 Round, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,252 Royle, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,253 Rudder, Charles Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,254 Rudgard, Henry John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,255 RuffeU, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,256 Russell, WiUiam David, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,257 Rutherford, Ernest Victor Buckley, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,258 Ruthven, Hon. Charles Edward Stuart Hore-, 1 Jan.
1920.
11,259 Ryder, Lady Mary Maud, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,260 Sadler, Annie, 1 Jan. 1920.
11.261 Sadler, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,262 Sainsbury, Edgar John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,263 St. Aubyn, Ingeborg AlfhUd, Lady Molesworth-, 1 Jan.
1920.
11,264 St. Clair, Frank Verity, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,265 St. Qutotta, Arthur Newton, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,266 Salmond, Elaine Marguerite, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,267 Samble, Read, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,268 Sampson, George Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,269 Samuelson, SybU Charlotte Eleanor, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,270 Sandars, Gertrude Marian, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,271 Sandberg, Oscar Fridolf Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,272 Sandlands, Paul Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,273 Sargant, Francis WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,274 Sargent, Frederick Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,275 Saunders, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,276 Sayers, Josiah, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,277 Scarr, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,278 Scholefield, Cotterill, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,279 Schreiber, Arthur Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,280 Scott, Alice Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,281 Scott, Charles Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,282 Scott, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,283 Scott, WUUam Harding, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,285 Screech, AUred Leonard, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,286 Scriven, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,287 Scrivener, WiUiam Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,288 Secretan, Hubert Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,289 Segar, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,290 Selby, Edmond Wallace, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,291 Sellers, Frederick Custance, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,292 SeUs, Charles de Grave, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,293 Shacklock, Henry Stephen, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,294 Shafto, Helena Rosa. Mrs. Duncombe-, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,295 Shanu, Lilian Alice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,296 Shapley, WUliam GUbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,297 Shaw, Adela Constance Alexandrtaa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,298 Shaw, Lisa Rebecca, Mrs. Gresham, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,299 Shaw, WilUam Vernon, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,300 Shearer, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,301 Sheat, WiUiam James OUver, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,302 Sheffield, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,303 Sheffield, Julia Mary, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,304 SheUds, Francis Wentworth-, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,305 Shepherd, Percy Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,306 Sherbrooke, Margaret Macdonald, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,308 Shiffner, Elsie, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,309 Shore, Thomas WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,310 Shorto, Henry Ralph Trenchard, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,311 Showers, Edward Maclean, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,312 Shuckburgh, Honor Zoe, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,313 Sibley, Edith Waters, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,314 Sim, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,315 Simmonds, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,316 Simmons, John Barnett, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,317 Simon, EmUy Anne, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,318 Simonds, CecUia Elizabeth Beatrice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,319 Simpson, Annie Louise, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,320 Simpson, Clement Pearson, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,321 Simpson, James Bertie, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,322 Sims, Alfred James, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,323 Sinclah, Andrew Macgregor, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,324 Sinclah, Barbara Margaret Anne, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,325 Sinclah, James Donald, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,326 Singer, Aline Madeleine Charlotte, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,327 Sinnott, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,328 Skeet, Arthur Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,329 Sketch, Samuel Bolt, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,330 Slocombe, Frank Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,331 Smeddle, John Henrv, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,332 Smeeton, Charles WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,333 Smith, Alwyn Dudley. 1 Jan. 1920.
11,334 Smith, Arthur Croxton, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,335 Smith, Cicely, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,336 Smith, Clarence Dahymple, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,337 Smith, Constance IsabeUa Stuart, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,338 Smith, Edith Flora, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,339 Smith, Harold Lea-, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,340 Smith, Henry John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,341 Smith, Henry Watson, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,342 Smith, Herbert Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,343 Smith, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11 344 Smith, Joseph Kent, 1 Jan. 1920.

11,345 Smith, Percy CampbeU, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,346 Smith, Robert Adam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,347 Smith, St. Osyth Mahala Eustace, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,348 Smith, Victor Vyvian Cuthbertson, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,349 Smith, WUliam Charles Clifford, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,350 Smith, William George, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,351 Smithson, John George, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,352 Smyth, Barbara, Mrs. Ross, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,353 Smyth, George Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,354 Smyth, John George, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,355 Snape, Henry Lloyd, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,356 SneU, John Beddome, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,357 Soundy, WUUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,358 Sparkes, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,359 Sparkes, James Noel, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,360 Spence, Alexander, 1 Jau. 1920.
11,361 Spence, James Beveridge, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,362 Spencer, Christopher John, 1 Jau. 1920.
11,363 Spencer, Rev. Henry Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,364 Spender, Arthur Francis, 1 Jan. 1920
11,365 Spensley, James Calvert, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,366 Spratt, Laura Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,367 Sprott, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,368 Stafford, Salvatore Guattari-, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,369 Stainthorpe, WiUiam Waters, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,370 Stamford, Emma Pauttne, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,371 Stamford, Elizabeth Louisa Penelope, Countess of,
1 Jan. 1920.
11.372 Stanier, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,373 Stanion, Oliver Bown, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,374 Stanley, OUvia Elizabeth, Mrs. Sloane- (Dowager
Countess Cahns), 1 Jan. 1920.
11,375 Stanton, Harold Westwood, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,376 Stark, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,377 Stark, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,378 Steel, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,379 Stenhouse, Joseph Russell, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,380 Stephen, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,381 Stephens, Charles Hoak, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,382 Stephens, WilUam Edgar, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,383 Stephenson, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,384 Sterry, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,385 Steuart, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,386 Stevens, Harold Blythen, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,387 Stevenson, James Maxton, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,388 Stevenson, WiUiam King, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,389 Stewart, Angus, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,390 Stewart, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,391 Stewart, Mary Beatrice Sydney, Mrs. Shaw, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,392 Sthling, George Harry MUler-, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,393 Sthling, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,394 Sthling, Hon. Margaret Mary, Mrs. A, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,395 Stobart, Bessie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,396 Stacker, Edward Barlow, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,397 Stockley, Henry Hudson Fraser, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,398 Stoneham, AUen Henry Philip, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,399 Stonham, Bdwin Earle, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,400 Stopher, Arthur James, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,401 Storey, Ethel Mary Hutton, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,402 Storey, Joseph Kearon, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,403 Storey, Mary Gladys, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,404 Strickland, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,405 Strode, George Sydney Strode, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,406 Stromeyer, Charles Edmond, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,407 Stubbs, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,408 Studdert. Frederick Naunton, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,409 Sumner, Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,410 SutcUffe, Frances Edith, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,411 SutcUffe, John Hamer, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,412 Sutthery, CoUn PeUatt, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,413 Sutton, Ralph, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,414 Sutton, Richard James, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,415 Sweet, William McMurdo, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,416 Swinton, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,417 Sykes, Charles David 1 Jan. 1920.
11,418 Sykes, Joe Armitage, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,419 Symonds, Mary Josephine, Mrs. Loder-, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,420 Symons, WUUam Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,421 Tabrum, Ashley, 1 Jau. 1920.
11,422 Tainsh, Peter, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,423 Talbot, Bridget Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,424 Talbot, Hugo, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,425 Talbot, Julia Elizabeth Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,426 Tallent, Edward Kittworth, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,427 Tangye, Albert William, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,428 Tanner, Edward Butler, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,429 Tanner, William AUan, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,430 Tatham, Meaburn, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,431 Tatton, Winifred Eva, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,432 Taylor, Arnold, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,433 Taylor, Arthur Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,434 Taylor, Arthur Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,435 Taylor, David Paton, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,436 Taylor, Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,437 Taylor, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,438 Taylor, Lionel Percy Duncuft, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,439 Taylor, Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,440 Taylor, Sidney Ormerod, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,441 Taylor, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
648

OFFICERS.

11,442 Taylor, WiUiam James, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,443 Tebbutt, Arnold, 1 Jan. 1020.
11,444 Telfer, John Edward. 1 Jan. 1920.
11,446 Telford, John Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,446 Temperley, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,447 Tempest, Henrietta Frances May, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,448 Temple, Walter Middlewood, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,449 Tennent, John James Colvin, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,450 Terris, James, 1 Jau. 1920
11,451 Thatcher, Noel, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,452 Theodosius, Alfred Fletcher, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,453 Thesiger, Florita Maria-Engracia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,454 Thorn, James Maxtone, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,456 Thorn, Robert Absalom, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,456 Thomas, Alfred Domtay, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,457 Thomas, Frank Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,458 Thomas, Julia Winifred, Mrs. Griffith-, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,459 Thomas, Morgan, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,460 Thomas, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,461 Thomas, WiUiam Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,462 Thompson, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,463 Thompson, John Hannay, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,464 Thompson, John Ockelford, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,465 Thompson, Regtaald, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,466 Thomson, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,467 Thomson, Constance EmUy Temple, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,468 Thomson, Gwyneth Marjory, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,469 Thomson, Peter AUan, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,470 Thomson, Thomas Craston, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,471 ThornhUl, Florence Augusta, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,472 Thornley, Hubert Gordon, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,473 Thornley, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,474 Thornton, WiUiam Mundell, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,475 Thurburn, Bertha, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,476 Ticehurst, Norman Frederic, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,477 Tidmarsh, Charles BaUlie, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,478 Tidmarsh, Edwin Russell, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,479 TUby, Henry Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,480 TUley. John WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,481 TimeweU, Herbert William, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,482 TindaU, Louis Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,483 Titley, Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,484 Tomkinson, Dora Sloane, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,485 Tooth, Helen Katherine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,486 Topham, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,487 Tough, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,488 Toulmin, Francis Justus, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,489 Towle, Arthur Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,490 Townend, Kathleen Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,491 Townsend, Harry Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,492 Toye, Dudley Buhner, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,493 Tozer, Alfred Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,494 Tozer, James Clark, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,495 Tree, Maud Helen Louise, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920
11,496 Treharne, Frederick Gwilym, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,497 Trevanion, Stella, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,498 Trimble, Samuel Delmege, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,499 Trimen, Stephen Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,500 Trotter, Archibald McGregor, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,501 Trotter. Marjorie Elltaor, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,502 Trubshaw, Wilfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,503 Trueman, Lady Susan Catherine Harriet, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,504 Tramper, John Henry Walwyn , 1 Jan. 1920.
11,505 Tubmann, Francis de Moag, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,506 TuckettiWalter Regtaald, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,507 Tunks, Harold WiUiam Gregory, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,508 Turckheim, Alfred De, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,509 Turner, Albert Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,510 Turner, Emma Maud, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,511 Turner, Ernest Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,512 Turner, Frederick William, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,513 Turner, Phttip Dymoch, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,514 Turner, Renard Orlando Sydney, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,515 Turner, Robert Reginald Johnston, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,516 Turner, Sydney George, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,517 Turner, WiUiam Glasier. 1 Jan. 1920.
11,518 Turner, WiUiam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,519 Twyford, Dora, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,520 Tyrer, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,521 Tyzack, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,522 UnderhiU, Thomas John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,523 Unsworth, Isaac, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,524 Valerie, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,525 Varwell, Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,526 Veitch, Robert McLeod, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,527 Venning, Margaret Beatrice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,528 Vesey, Isabel Constance, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,529 Vickery, Frederick William, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,530 Vigrass, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,531 Vincent, Cyril Mosson, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,532 Visger, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,533 Wagstaff, George Leonard, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,534 Wainwright, George Bartram, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,535 WakeUng, EUzabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,536 Wakeling, George Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,537 Walden, WUliam Herbert, 1 Jan. 1020.
11,538 Walker, Frederic WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,539 Walker, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,540 Walker, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.

11,54111,542 11,54311,54411,54511,54611,54711,54811,54911,55011,551 11,55211,55311,554 11,55511,55611,55711,55811,55911,560 11,56111,56211,56311,56411,56511,566 11,56711,56811,66911,57011,571 11,572
11,57311,57411,57511,576 11,57711,578
11,579 11,58011,58111,58211,583 11,58411,58511,58611,58711,588
11,589 11,590
11,591 11,592
11,59311,594
11,595 11,59611,597 11,598
11,599 11,60011,601 11,60211,60311,60411,60511,60611,607 11,608
11,609 11,61011,61111,61211,61311,61411,61511,61611,61711,61811,61911,620
11,621 11,622
11,623 11,62411,62511,626
11,62711,62811,629 11,63011,63111,632 11,633
11,634 11,63511,63611,637

Walker, Mabel Caroline, 1 Jan. 1920.
Walker, Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
Walker, Thomas Charles Bruce Mackintosh-, 1 Jan.
1920.
Walker, Winifred Jane, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wall, Arthur Thomas, 1 Jau. 1920.
Wallace, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Waller, James Hardress de Warrenne, 1 Jan. 1920.
WaUington, Augusta Frances, 1 Jan. 1920.
Walters, Henry Beauchamp, 1 Jan. 1920.
Walters, Henry Blanchard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Waltham, Amy, 1 Jan. 1920.
Walton, Frank NeviUe, 1 Jan. 1920.
Walton, Henry Lavington, 1 Jan. 1920.
Walton, Thomas Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ward, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ward, WiUiam Pettit, 1 Jan. 1920.
Waring, Eleanor Gladys 1 Jan. 1920.
Warneford, Walter Wyndham Hanbury, 1 Jan. 1920.
Warner, Surrey, 1 Jan. 1920.
Warren, Edith EUa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Warren, Margaret Maxwell, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Warren, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Waters, Owen, 1 Jan. 1920.
Watkins, Jane Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1920.
Watkins, John Stewart, 1 Jan. 1920.
Watltag, John William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Watson, Ernest Ansley, 1 Jan. 1920.
Watson, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
Watson, George Trustram, 1 Jan. 1920.
Watson, Henry Talbot, 1 Jan. 1920.
Watson, Isobel, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1920.
Watson, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Watson, John Alfred, 1 Jan . 1920.
Watson, WUliam MUne, 1 Jan. 1920.
Watt, Charles Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Watts, Philip James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wawn, Dominique, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wayne, Francis Herman Milford, 1 Jan. 1920.
Webb, Frederick James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Webb, George WUliam Cutler, 1 Jan. 1920.
Webb, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wedderburn, Robert RoweU, 1 Jan. 1920.
Weldon, Winifred, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wellman, Francis Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
West, Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1920.
West, Dora, 1 Jan. 1920.
West, Frederick William, 1 Jan. 1920.
West, John Edward, 1 Jan. 1920
West, Leonard Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Westaway, Richard Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
Westwood, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wethered, Ernest Handel Cossham, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wharton, Frederick Percival, 1 Jan. 1920.
Whatman, Florence Emma Jemima, 1 Jan. 1920.
Whelon, EmUy Mildred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wherry, Albert Edward Kerkham, 1 Jan. 1920
Whitaker, Thorp, 1 Jan. 1920.
White, Amber, Mrs. Blanco, 1 Jan. 1920.
White, Arethusa Flora Gartside, Mrs. Leigh-, 1 Jan.
1920.
White, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
White, George Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
White, John Arthur Temple, 1 Jan. 1920.
White, Minnie Beauchamp, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Whiteley, Feather Ogden, 1 Jan. 1920.
Whitmore, Violet Frances Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
Whittall, Frederick Octavius, 1 Jan. 1920.
Whittingdale, John Flasby Lawrance, 1 Jan. 1920.
Whittingham, HUda Kate, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wilbraham, Lady Alice Maud Bootle-, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUkins, Elizabeth Bastable, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wttkins, Frederick Charles Sydney, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wilkins, Thomas James Hackett, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUlcock, Rev. John, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUlcox, WUUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUUams, Amy Katharine, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUliams, Charles Robert Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUliams, Ernest Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
WiUiams, Rev. Henry Morrison, 1 Jan. 1920.
Williams, John Seth, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUUams, Philip, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUliams, Richard John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Williams, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUliams, Thomas Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Williams, William Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
WiUiamson, Hon. Agnes Freda, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUliamson, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
WiUiamson, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
WilUs. Charles, 1 Jan. 1920. .
WiUmer, Edward Albert Brittam, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUloughby, Esther Ann, Mrs. T, 1 Jan. 1920.
Willoughby. James Frederick Digby, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUmot, Jane Millicent, Mrs. Eardley-, 1 Jan. 1920
Wilson, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUson, Arthur CecU James, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUson, Benedict John, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUson, Daniel ElUs, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUson, George, 1 Jan. 1920.

649

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

11,638
11,639
11,64011,64111,64211,643
11,644 11,64511,646
11,647 11,64811,64911,650
11,65111,652
11,65311,65411,65511,65611,65711,65811,65911,66011,66111,662 11,663
11,664 11,665
11,66611,66711,668 11,669
11,67011,67111,67211,67311,674
11,675 11,67611,67711,67811,67911,68011,68111,682
11,683
11,68411,68511,68611,68711,68811,68911,690
11,691 11,692
11,693 11,694
11,69511,69611,69711,69811,69911,70011,701 11,70211,70811,704
11,70511,70611,70711,70811.70911,710
11,71111,71211,71311,71411,71511,71611,71711,71811,71911,72011,721
11,72211,72311,72411,72511,72611,727
11,728 11,729 11,730
11,73111,73211,733 11,734 11,735

Wilson, George Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUson, Haigh Robson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wilson, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wilson, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
WUson, Minnie Elizabeth, Lady Maryon-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Winder, Arthur WeUesley, 1 Jan. 1920.
Windle, AUred Rawlinson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Windus, George Ryley, 1 Jan. 1920.
Winterbottom, Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wtoterbottom, George WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wintour, Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wise, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wishart, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wolff, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wood, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wood, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wood, Frederick Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wood, Harold John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wood, John Livingstone, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wood, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wood, William Cranna, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wood, William John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Woodroffe, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Woods, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Woolf, Albert Morris, 1 Jan. 1920.
Woolf, Mortimer,- 1 Jan. 1920.
WooUam, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Woolliscroft, George William, 1 Jau. 1920.
Woolmer, Andrew Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Woolmer, Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wortledge, Edward WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wormald, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Worsley, Frank Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wright, Ernest John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wright, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wrigley, Lilian, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wyche, Katharine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wyles, John Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Yarborough, Marcia Amelia Mary, Countess of, 1 Jan.
1920.
Yorke, Gladys. Hon. Mrs. Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Young, AUen Carruth, 1 Jan. 1920.
Young, Arthur Primrose, 1 Jan. 1920.
Young, Edward Willie, 1 Jan. 1920.
Young, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Young, Joseph Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Young, Sydney Roles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Young, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Young, WUliam Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
Yoxall, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Andel, Harry Rudolph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Arthur, George Stanley, 1 Jan. 1920.
Blah, Frank Younger, 1 Jan. 1920.
Bonhote, Mary Baxter, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Booth, Henry Bennion-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Canning, Lionel Edgar, 1 Jan. 1920.
Capito, Charles Erik, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cattell, Arthur Shelton Goodricke, 1 Jan. 1920.
Collier, Hon. John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cowper, Muriel, 1 Jan. 1920.
England, Walter WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Evans, Griffith Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Eyre, Edmond, 1 Jan. 1920.
Foster, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gardner, Harry Geary, 1 Jan. 1920.
Huntei, Campbell, Murray, 1 Jan. 1920.
LesUe, Theodore, 1 Jan. 1920.
Loveday, Arthur Frederic, 1 Jan. 1920.
McHardy, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
MacPhUiamy, Verania, 1 Jan. 1920.
Maer, Constance Muriel, Mrs. Astley, 1 Jan. 1920.
Mason, Joseph Warren Teets, 1 Jan. 1920.
Melsom, George Washington, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pratt, Henry Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Small, Frederick Trouton, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smythe, Theodore William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Temperley, Dorothy Mary Gladys, 1 Jan. 1920.
Thompson, Arthur Beeby, 1 Jan. 1920.
Timewell, Herbert William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Tod, Arthur White MUlar, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wills, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wilson, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Wooley, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Abdul Samad Shah, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bf.)
Abdul Majid Khan, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
Anson, George Frank Wemyss, 1 Jan. 192U. (Bf.)
Arthur, Lionel Francis, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bf.)
Bethell, Leonard Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
Bharucha, Phhozshah Byramji, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
Bird, William Arthur Henry, 1 Jan. 1920. (BI.)
Blackmore, Herbert Stuart, 1 Jan. 1920. (BI.)
Boutfiower, Edward CvtU, 1 Jan. 1920. (31.)
Bulteel, Cecil Edward, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
Burmester, Zante Gower, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
Butler, Charles Walter, ] Jan. 1920. (at.)
Cameron, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920. (BI.)
ColltaB, Lionel Peter, 1 Jan. 1920. (St.)
Craster, George, 1 Jau. 1920. (BI.)
Davenport, Colin, 1 Jan. 1920. (St.)

650

11,736 De Sousa, Pascal John, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
11,737 Dunlop, WiUiam Bruce, 1 Jan. 1920. (31.)
11,738 Roberts, Kenneth Farquharson Farquharson-, 1 Jau.
1920. (Sf.)
11,739 Farrell, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920. (si.)
11,740 Forbes, Gordon Harold Norman, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bf.)
11,741 GUmore, Alice Maud, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bt.)
11,742 Gupta, Bhola Nath, 1 Jan. 1920. (BI.)
11,743 Hall, Charles Frank, 1 Jan. 1920. (St.)
11,744 Haws, Albert Henry, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bf.)
11,745 Huban, John Patrick, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
11,746 LUlingston, Frederick Francis Innes-, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
11,747 Jones, Vincent Strickland, 1 Jan. 1920. (BI.)
11,748 Kendall, Sydney Robert Gordon, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
11,749 King, Charles John Stuart, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bf.)
11,750 Landon, Cyril, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bf.)
11,751 Macdonald, Reginald Henry, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bt.)
11,752 McRae, Henry St. George Murray, 1 Jan. 1920. (St.)
11,753 Martin, Hugh Gray, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bt.)
11,754 Matson, John, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
11,755 Murphy, Robert Walpole, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
11,756 Myles, Robert Boulton, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
11,757 Nawab TaUb Mehdi Khan, 1 Jan. 1920/ (Bf.)
11,758 Nicol, WilUam Hutton, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
11,759 Norrie, Forster Heddle Brown, 1 Jan. 1920. (it.)
11,760 Parsons, Arthur Edward Broadbent, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bt.)
11,761 Pengelly, George Hastings, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bf.)
11,762 PiUav, Aiyappin Padmanabbha, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bt.)
11,763 Pritchard, Hugh Robert Norman, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
11,764 Quinan, Edward Pellew, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
11,765 Ryles, Charlie. 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
11,766 Skinner, Robert Brace, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
11,767 Steward, Edward Merivale, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
11,768 Strong, CecU Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920. ' (Bt.)
11,769 ToUer, George Gordon Taylor, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bt.)
11,770 Pattenson, Bdwin Cooke Tylden-, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bf.)
11,771 Stuart, John Patrick ViUiers, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bf.)
11,772 Watney, Ronald Denby, 1 Jan. 1920. (BI.)
11,773 Wauchope, Robert Stuart, 1 Jan. 1920. (BI.)
11,774 Webb, William Francis Richmond, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bf.)
11,775 Browne, WUUam Walker, 1 Jan. 1920. (Bf.)
11,776 Deedes, Ralph Bouverie, 1 Jan. 1920. (St.)
11,777 Gardiner, Herbert WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920. (BI.)
11,778 GiUespie, Rollo St. John, 1 Jan. 1920. (BI.)
11,779 Harrison, Christopher Heathfield, 1 Jan. 1920. (St.)
11,780 Kearns, WiUiam Irving, 1 Jan. 1920. (BO
31,781 Kelly. Patrick Anselm, 1 Jan. 1920. (BI.)'
11,782 Murphy, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920. (BI.)
11,783 Petrie, John Campbell Eggar, 1 Jan. 1920. (St.)
11,784 Stagg, Montague, 1 Jan. 1920. (Sf.)
11,784a Allaway, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,7846 Baynes, Charlotte Augusta, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,784c de Beaufort, Araoud Jan, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,784a- Benn, Charles Anthony, 1 Jan. 1920.
ll,784e Blane, Amy Henrietta, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,784/ Blennerhassett, WUliam Lewis, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,784a Brooke, John Warwick, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,784ft Bullen, Frederick John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,785a Claugbton, Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,7856 Cooper, Willie, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,785c Davidson, EUen Beatrice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,785a' Davis, Alfred Maurice, 1 Jan. 1920.
ll,785e Deeks, Stephen John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,785/ Fitzgerald, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,785a Footman, Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,785A Glenton, Arthur Hastings Septimus, 1 Jan. 1923.
11,786a Gracie, Robert Spencer, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,7866 Harrison, Stanley, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,786c Harvey, Edward Murray, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,786a- Henderson, Mrs. Beatrice Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
ll,786e Hopkins, Harry Sinclah, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,786/ Hoplrinson, Gwendolen Blanche, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,786a Hughes, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,786ft Inman, Cecil Daubeny, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,787a Buchanan-Jardine, Lady Ethel Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,7876 Keane, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
11.787c Ley, Henry James, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,7870- Mackinnon, Lucy Vere, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
ll,787e Medcalf, WilUam Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,787/ Milne, James WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,787a Morgan, Eleanor EUzabeth Bamlet, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
11,787ft Neville, Ralph, 1 Jan. 1920.
11.7?8a O'Gorman, Mrs. Flora, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,7886 Palaeologus, Harriott Oatman, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,788c Parker, WiUiam Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,788a- Pritchard, Hugh John Mostyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,788c ReveU, Alfred Edgar, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,788/ Roche, A. W, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,788(7 Schultze, Alfred Cecil Dunbar-, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,788ft Thomas, Henry Franklin, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,789a Wade, Francis Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,7896 Webley, Flora Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,789c Westwood, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
ll,789d Young, WiUiam Ronald, 1 Jan. 1920.
ll,789e Binns, Douglas Thomson, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,789/ Byrde, Edwin Augustus, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,789a Dives, Evelyn Seott, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,789ft Hayman, Albert Melville, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,790a Henderson, Henry Ludwig, 1 Jan. 1920.

OFFICERS.

11,7906 Lacey, WiUiam Henry Westwood, 1 Jau. 1920.
11,790c Lewis, Helen, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,790(2 McConaghy, Minnie Bevernand, 1 Jan. 1920.
ll,790e Mawson, Sir Douglas, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,790/ Osborne, Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
ll,790sr Ross, Stewart Buckle Came, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,790ft Trafford, Marcus Antonius Johnston de Lavis-, 1 Jan.
1920.
11,791a Wall, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,7916 WUson, Charles James, 1 Jan. 1920.
ll,791o Wotherspoon, Ellen, 1 Jan. 1920.
11,791a' Lewis, Leonard Carey, 9 Jan. 1920. (at.)
ll,791e WUsone, Thomas Clarence, 22 Jan. 1920. (it.)
11,791/ Alpln, WiUiam George Patrick, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,791a Anderson, WiUiam Dunlop, 30 Jan. 1920
11,791ft Baker, Thomas, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,792a Barlow, Thomas William Naylor. 30 Jan. 1920.
11,7926 Barnard, John Henry, SO Jan. 1920.
11,792c Boden, John Smedley, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,793 Boon, John Goodisson, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,794 Bubb, Charles Henry, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,795 Buckley, Winifred Finnimore, 30 Jau. 1920.
11,796 Burgess, WiUiam Frederick Richardson, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,797 Burrows, Adam Clarke, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,798 Comber, Charles Thomas Thornton, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,799 Dagger, Richard, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,800 Davidson, Robert Gibson, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,801 Dickinson, William Henry, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,802 DUlon, Luke Gerald, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,803 Garratt, George Campbell, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,804 Gell, Henry WUlingham, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,805 Gostling, Thomas Preston, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,806 Greenwood, Edwin Climson, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,807 Hanafy. John Zaky, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,808 Hawley, Arthur, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,809 Hay, Kenneth Robert, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,810 Hern, WiUiam, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,811 Herring, Herbert Thomas, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,813 Humphreys, Richard, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,814 James, William Warwick, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,815 Jewell, WUUam Henry, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,816 Johnson, Harold Josse, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,817 Jones, Richard Nelson, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,818 Kilvert, John Ellis, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,819 Laws, Percy Charles WUloughby, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,820 Lees, Kenneth Arthur, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,821 Low, Richard Marsden Hutchinson-, 30 Jan. 1920,
H,821aMcCrea, Hugh Moreland, 30 Jau. 1920.
11,822 McDonald, Niel, 30 Jan. 1920.
11.823 McEwen, William Fullerton, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,824 MagUl, Ethel Mary, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,825 Mansel, Charles John LinskUl, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,826 Morison, Albert Edward, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,827 Moss, Enoch, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,828 Murray, Robert Alexander, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,829 Newby, Gervase Edward, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,830 Northcroft, George, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,831 Nourse, WiUiam John Chichele, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,832 Palmer, John Dwin, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,833 Parrott, Arthur Hughes, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,834 Payne, Joseph Lewin, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,835 Peacocke, George John, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,836 Philip, James Porter, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,837 Pinhey, Eustace Townley, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,838 Porter, Joseph Francis, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,839 Prosser, Thomas GUbert, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,840 Reed, John Arthur, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,841 RendaU, Percy John, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,842 Rodway, Barron John, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,843 Rowlands, Richard Alun, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,844 Salnsbury, Harrington, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,845 ShelsweU, Oscar Berridge, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,846 Sheppard, Amy, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,847 Smttey, George Kennedy, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,848 Southern, John Acton, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,849 Stansfield, George SutcUffe, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,850 Stawell, Roldolph de Salis, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,851 Strover, Henry William Martyn, 30 Jan. 1920.
11.852 Thomas, Edward George, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,853 Turner, Richard, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,854 Turner, WiUiam, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,855 Wade, James Owen David, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,856 Warde, Ambrose Huntington, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,857 WUson, James Alexander, 30 Jan. 1920.
11,858 Briggs, Henry Smalley, 8 March, 1920. (St.)
11,859 Fendick, Walter Robert, 8 March, 1920. (at.)
11,860 Goldsworthy, John Arthur, 8 March, 1920. (at.)
11,861 Greene, John Wilmer, 8 March, 1920. (St.)
11,862 Hall, Arthur Colin, 8 March, 1920. (at-)
11,863 Harvey, Cecil Russell Hatos, 8 March, 1920. (Bf.)
11,864 Hely, Hamilton MoMath, 8 March, 1920. (M.)
11,865 Langford, Horace Trevor St. Ledger, 8 March 1920. (Bt).
11,866 Lockington, Arthur Bsme, 8 March, 1920. (at.)
11,867 Mills, Charles James, 8 March 1920. (St.)
11,868 Murdoch, Hugh Campbell, 8 March, 1920. (af.)
11,869 Rapkto, Geoffrey Jennings, 8 March, 1920. (bi.)
11,870 Shelton, Frederick Soltau, 8 March, 1920. (if.)
11,871 Stone, Charles Edward, 8 March, 1920. (Bt.)
11,872 Styles, Edward Goggin, 8 March, 1920. (bi.)

(BI.)

(si.)

11,873 Taylor, Archibald, 8 March, 1920. (bi.)
, ,'£Z£ Wareham, Stuart, Waldron, 8 March, 1920. (Bt.)
11.875 Watson, Robert CampbeU, 8 March, 1920. (at.)
i-.°76 Weale, Henry Searle, 8 March, 1920. (m.)
11,877 Browne, Claude MelvUle, 15 March, 1920. (it.)
11.878 Cragg, Robert Herbert, 15 March, 1920. (BI.)
11,879 Darby, George, 15 March, 1920. (at.)
11,880 Hickie, George William, 15 March, 1920. (at.)
11,881 Mitchell, John Marsters, 15 March, 1920. (at.)
11,882 O'Brien, Lennox Brett, 15 March, 1920. (at.)
11,883 Pascoe, Cluad Alfred Leonard, 15 March, 1920.
11,884 Simpson, Gilbert, 15 March. 1920. (at.)
11,885 Stanton, Reginald, 15 March, 1920. (at.)
11,886 Symons, John, 15 March, 1920. (at.)
11,887 Taylor, Sidney Herbert. 15 March, 1920. (at.)
11,888 Williams, Cyril Theodore, 15 March, 1920. (BI.)
11,889 Wood, George Neville, 15 March, 1920. (at.)
11,889a Atwood, Arthur Francis Lysons. 23 Apr. 1920.
11,8896 Edwards, Charles Peter, 23 Apr. 1920. (Sf.)
11,889c Purdon, Alick, 23 Apr. 1920. (M.)
11,889(2 Ross, John Kenneth Leveson, 23 Apr. 1920. (si )
11,889c Stuart, Charles Joseph, 23 Apr. 1920. (BI.)
11,890 BakeweU, Robert Turle, 5 June, 1 920
11,891 Bates, EUen Marie, Mrs, 5 June, 1920.
11,892 Black, Archibald, 5 June, 1920.
11,893 Bott, Carl Lotherington, Glen-, 5 June, 1920.
11,894 Bradley, Rose Marian, 5 June, 1920.
11,895 Brocklebank, Agnes Sylvia, 5 June, 1920.
11,896 Buck, Philip, 5 June, 1920.
11,897 Carey, Florence Margaret, Mrs. Carteret-, 5 June 1920.
11,898 Clarke, Hope Elizabeth, Hope-, 5 June, 1920.
11,899 Clerk, Robert MUdmay, 5 June, 1920.
11,900 Cowell, Marie, 5 June, 1920.
11,901 Dove, Edward James, 5 June, 1920.
11,902 Fava, Albert Bernard, 5 June, 1920.
11,903 Fitton, John Herbert, 5 June, 1920.
11,904 Gilmour, John, 5 June, 1920.
11,905 Glyn, Margot EUnor, 5 June, 1920.
11,906 Harvey, Tom Horace, 5 June, 1920.
11,907 Jackson, Robert, 5 June, 1920.
11,908 Jury, Horatius Arthur, 5 June, 1920.
11,909 King, Nelly Maria, 5 June, 1920.
11,910 Lees, William, 5 June, 1920.
11,911 Lewis, John Thomas, 5 June, 1920.
11,912 Light, Edgar William, 5 June, 1920.
11,913 Keeble, Lillah, Mrs, 5 June, 1920.
11,914 McClean, Rev. Canon Richard Arthur, 5 June, 1920.
11,915 McMillan, James, 5 June, 1920.
11,916 Mactaggart, John Norman, 5 June, 1920.
11,917 Maude, Jenny Maria Catherine, Mrs, 5 June 1920,
11 918 Morant Lydia Louisa, 5 June, 1920.
11,919 Munro, William John, 5 June, 1920.
11,920 Pain, Dorothy Alice, 5 June, 1920.
11,921 Peake, WUfred Stevenson, 5 June, 1920.
11,922 Anderson, Mrs. PoweU-, 5 June, 1920.
11,923 Power, Margaret, 5 June, 1920.
11,924 Scott, Florence Oswald, Mrs, 5 June, 1920.
11,925 Speers, Frederick Solomon, 5 June, 1920.
11,926 Strang, Duncan, 5 June, 1920.
11,927 Street, Charles Edmund, 5 June, 1920.
11,928 Thomas, Vyvyan Hood, 5 June, 1920.
11,929 Tod, Robert Paterson, 5 June, 1920.
11,930 Geard, Reginald Cheniston, 30 June, 1920. (BI.)
11,931 Bruce, WUUam Robert, 12 July, 1920. (at.)
11,892 Clemson, Alfred William, 12 July, 1920. (at.)
11,933 Colltashaw, Raymond, 12 July, 1920. (at.)
11,88J Slatter, Leonard Horatio, 12 July, 1920. (at.)
11,935 Tweedie, Harley Alec, 12 July, 1920. (at.)
11,936 Archer, Henry George Fuller, 24 Aug. 1920.
11,937 Flower, Stanley Smyth, 24 Aug. 1920.
11,938 Fraser, Hugh, 24 Aug. 1920.
11,939 Garland, Herbert, 24 Aug. 1920.
11,940 Grundy, Robert Taylor, 24 Aug. 1920.
11,941 Lucas, Alfred, 24 Aug. 1920.
11,942 Matthew, John Godfrey, 24 Aug. 1920.
11,943 Pender, WUUam Edmonstone, 24 Aug. 1920.
11,944 Shepherd, John Dawson, 24 Aug. 1920.
11,945 Mockett, Hugh Brooke, 25 Aug. 1920. (at.)
11,945a Murdoch, Ian Burn, 20 Sept. 1920. (at.)
11,9456 Johnson, William Frederick, 20 Sept. 1920. (bi.)
11,945c Mactatyre, Francis Peter, 20 Sept. 1920. (at.)
11 945d Witts, Frederick Vavasour Broome, 20 Sept. 1920. (at.)
11,946 Hobson, Hugh George, 24 Sept. 1920. (at.)
11946a Rawlings, Henry Barnard, 15 Oct. 1920. (at.)
11,947 BaiUieu, Arthur Sydney, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,948 Barter, John Reginald, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,949 Bell, Marcus, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,950 Bennett, Edward George, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,951 Bennett, Violet, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,952 Blythe, Archibald Lewis, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,953 Bolton, Arthur Leon, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,954 Brereton, Victor le Gay, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,955 Brodribb, Noel Kenrice Stevens, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,956 Bromwich, George Herbert, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,957 Buck, Henry, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,958 Bucknell, Norman Charles, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,959 Busby, William Dahymple, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,960 Castle, Gordon Harwood, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,961 Cochrane, William John, 15 Oct. 1920.

651

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

11,962 Collins, Elizabeth Ann, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920
11,963 Cowan, Edith Dhcksey, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
11.964 CowdeU-Barrett, Mary Beatrice, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,965 Cowley, Lady Marie, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,966 Crowther, Ethel Annie, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,967 Currie, Lorna May, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,968 Daglish, Edith, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,969 Davies, James, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,970 de Bavay, August Joseph Francois, 15 Oct. 192C.
11,971 Downes, Sarah EUzabeth, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,972 Fraser, Jessie, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,973 Freeman, Arthur David, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,974 Garvan, Claire Frances, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,975 Gibson, WUliam Alfred, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,976 Good, Minnie Agnes, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,977 Grant, LUian, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,978 Grayndler, Edward, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,979 Hancock, Annie Maria, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,980 Hay, James, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,981 Henderson, John Brownlie, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,982 Hitchcock, Howard, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,983 Hixson, Francis William, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,984 Hoare, Robert Richard, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,985 Holden, Edge Anthony, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,986 Holme, Ernest Rudolph, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,987 Horden, Eva, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,988 Jones, Harold Edward, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,989 Knowles, George Shaw, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,990 Leitch, John, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,991 Lendon, Lucy Isabel, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,992 Lewis, Regtaald Jamieson, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,993 Little, Robert, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,994 Lysaght, Herbert Royse, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,995 Mackay, Hon. James Alexander Kenneth, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,996 McRobert, William Graham, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,997 Maguire, Matthew Michael, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,998 Marsh, Malcolm Ready, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,999 Martin, Albert, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,000 Merry, George Pitlow, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,001 Moorehead, Harold Percival, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,002 Mort, Mary Laidley Marjorie, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,003 Nangle, James, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,004 Owen, Percy Thomas, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,005 Parnell, John WUliam, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,006 Paterson, Daniel Gavin, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,007 Poynton, Hon. Alexander, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,008 Preston, Herbert James, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,009 Reid, Pauline, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,010 Rentoul. Rt. Rev. John Laurence. 15 Oct. 1920.
12,011 Richardson, Helen Morewood, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
11,012 Ridley, Rev. Charles Lawrence, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,013 Riley, Most Rev. Charles Owen Leaver, Archbishop
15 Oct. 1920.
12,014 Robertson, WUUam St. Leonards, 15 Oct. 1920.

12,015 Rothwell Thomas James, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,016 RusseU, Detta Constance Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,017 Russell. Herbert Ernest Henry, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,018 Ryan, Victor Herbert, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,019 Sanders, Lewis Samuel, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,020 Semmens, James Michael, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,021 Serle, Edwin Hamilton, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,022 Sinclah, Russell, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,023 Smith, George Wishart, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,024 Spurgeon, Charles Herbert, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,025 Starling, John Henry 15 Oct. 1920.
12,026 Tewksbury, Pearson WUUam, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,027 Thomas, Thomas John, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,028 Thompson, Emily, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,029 Tomltason. Ernest WUliam, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,030 Trim, Sarah Ann, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,031 Turner, George Argo, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,032 Vaughan, Evelyn Goode, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,033 Weller, Rev. Alfred George, 15 Oct 1920.
12,034 Wheeler, Annie Margaret, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,035 WilUams, Oliver Morrice, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,036 WUUams, Hon. WUUam Micah, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,037 Willis, Ernest Horatio 15 Oct. 1920.
12,038 Witherden, Charlotte Mary, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,039 Wynne, Jessie, IDs, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,040 Ewen, Greta, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,041 Widdowson, Howell Young, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,042 Anderson, Charles Thompson, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,043 Anderson, Charles LleweUyn, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,044 Bateman, Walter Slade, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,045 Brown, Daniel MacLaren 15 Oct. 1920.
12,046 Carter, John Gordon, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,047 Collie, James, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,048 Duncan Peter Milne, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,049 Faure, Pieter Jacobus van Breda, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,050 Fitzpatrick, Gerald Coleman, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,051 Finch, Josiah Robert, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,052 Holmes, WilUam, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,053 Kirkness, John Johnston, 15 Oct 1920.
12,054 Langley, Cecil Ernest Herrick, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,055 Lewes, John Guy Robert, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,056 Murray, Phcebe Henrietta, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
12.057 Manning, Charles Nicolson, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,058 Pienaar, FUippus Fourie, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,059 Price, Bernard, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,060 Rawbone, Annie Christine, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
12,061 Faber, George Valdemar, 16 Oct. 1920. (M.)
12,062 Gerhardi, WUUam Alexander, 16 Oct. 1920. (st.)
12,063 Hughes Bernard, 16 Oct. 1920. (BI.)
12,064 Lycett, CyrU Vernon Lechmere, 31 Oct. 1920. (it.)
12,065 Jones, Everard John Hardman, 12 Nov. 1920. (M.)
12,066 Jordan, WUliam Thomas Arthur, 12 Nov. 1920. (at.)
12,067 Smyth, Geoffrey Thomas, 12 Nov. 1920. (ai.)
12,068 Bangay, James Barrington, 24 Dec. 1920.

652

.'

MILITARY RIBAND.

-

WOMEN.

MEMBERS (M.B.E.)

MEN.

MEMBERS. (M.B.E.)

1 Ard, Rachel Maud, 4 June, 1917
4 Bassett, Rosa, 4 June, 1917.
7 Beard, Ernest SomervUle, 4 June, 1917. (at )
8 Cape, Thomas, 4 June, 1917
9 Chesterton, Sidney James, 4 June, 1917.
10 Carr, WiUiam, 4 June, 1917.
12 Coates, R. H, 4 June, 1917.
13 Cooking, Albert, 4 June, 1917.
14 CoUingwood, Edith Florence, 4 June, 1917.
15 Dawtry, W. F, 4 June, 1917.
16 Dickens, Sidney John Oldacres, 4 June, 1917.
18 Edwards, Joseph, 4 June, 1917.
19 Fisher, Josephine Hilda, Mrs. Herbert, 4 June 1917
21 Grant. WUliam Charles, 4 June, 1917.
22 Hudson, J. H, 4 June, 1917.
23 Hughes, Elizabeth PhUlips, 4 June, 1917.
24 Hunt. William, 4 June, 1917.
25 Hunter, Catherine Augusta, Mrs. Harry Osborn 4 June
1917. '
26 Jackson, Mary, 4 June, 1917.
27 Jones, W. H, 4 June, 1917.
28 Jemminson, H, 4 June, 1917.
30 Kean, Charles, 4 June, 1917.
31 Landon, Katherine Ann Brenda, 4 June, 1917.
33 MacNalty, Mary, Mrs, 4 June, 1917.
34 MiUigan, George, 4 June, 1917.
35 Mills, Robert Clarkson, 4 June, 1917.
36 Moore, Ernest Reginald, 4 June, 1917
38 Moss, Henry, 4 June, 1917.
39 Oldershaw, Albert WUliam, 4 June, 1917.
42 Price, George, 4 June, 1917.
43 Pringle, George Cossar, 4 June, 1917.
44 Pritchard, Herbert Alfred, 3 June, 1917.
45 Sainsbury, Charles, 4 June, 1917.
46 Schofleld, Herbert, 4 June, 1917.
47 Simcox, WiUiam. 4 June, 1917.
49 Taylor, Corrie, 4 June, 1917.
50 Tricker, Leonard Charles, 4 June, 1917.
, 51 WUkins, Harold, 4 June, 1917.
52 Willson, Laura, Mrs, 4 June, 1917.
53 Waterson, Frances, Mrs, 4 June, 1917.
54 Dennys, Lucy Maud Massy, Lady, 4 Dec. 1917.
56 MacFadyen, Jessie, Mrs, 4 Dec. 1917.
57 Purshotamdas Thakurdas, 4 Dec. 1917.
58 Sardar Bahadur Hanwant Singh, 4 Dec. 1917.
59 Tharle-Hughes, Regtaald, 4 Dec. 1917.
60 Rowland, Frederick, 4 Dec. 1917.
61 Lahore, Rai Bahadur Lala Kunj Behari Thapur of 4 Dec.
1917.
63 Khan Bahadur Arab Dost Mahomed Khan of Tahkal Bala,
Peshawar, 4 Dec. 1917.
64 Kothavala, Hector Ratanji, 4 Dec. 1917.
65 Wilson, John, 4 Dec. 1917.
66 Abram, Ethel May, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
67 Hood, Margaret Acland. 1 Jan. 1918.
69 Addiscott, William James, 1 Jan. 1918.
70 Affleck, Florence Bessie, 1 Jan. 1918.
71 Aikman, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1918.
72 Aitkenhead, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
73 Aldridge, Ernest Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
75 Sinclah, Stroma Alexander-, 1 Jan. 1918.
76 AUson, Charles Hugh, 1 Jan. 1918.
77 AUan, George Macdonald, 1 Jan. 1918.
78 Allan, Ida, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
79 Allan, Thomas Easton, 1 Jan. 1918.
80 AUchin, Thomas Cuthbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
82 Allen, Alan Bruce, 1 Jan. 1918.
83 Allen, Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
84 Amos, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1918.
85 Andrews, Henry Leonard Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
86 Applebey, Malcolm Percival, 1 Jan. 1918.
88 Arnott, Florence Evelyn, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
89 Arthur, OUve Juana, Mrs, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
90 Ascroft, Robert WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
91 Ashbridge, Harry Hales, 1 Jan. 1918.
92 Ashley, Ernest GUman, 1 Jan. 1918.
93 Ashton, John Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
94 Ashworth, WUfred Adam, 1 Jan. 1918.
95 Atkinson, Carleton Richard Bucky, 1 Jan. 1918.
96 Atkinson, Margaret Winifred, 1 Jan. 19: J. (at.)
97 AttweU, Sydney Watson, 1 Jan. 1918.
98 Auger, Albert Raymond, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)

99 Auret, Frances Victoria, 1 Jan. 1918.
101 Back, Stanley, 1 Jan. 1918.
102 Bacon, Eustace Vivian, 1 Jan. 1918.
103 Baker, Francis, 1 Jan. 1918.
104 Baker, John, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
105 Baker, Percy Montagu, 1 Jan. 1918.
106 Baker, Thomas Edgar, 1 Jan. 1918.
107 Baker, WiUiam Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
109 Ballard, Joseph Alfred WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
110 Bannatyne, Victoria Vera, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
Ill Bannerman, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918.
' 12 Barber, Frances Amy, 1 Jan. 1918.
113 Barber, Samuel Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
114 Barber, WUliam Clarence, 1 Jan. 1918.
115 Barker, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
116 Barnes, Douglas, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
118 Baron, Herbert Harry, 1 Jan. 1918.
119 Barras, Harold WUmot, 1 Jan. 1918. (Bt.)
120 Barrett, Kenneth Delmar, 1 Jan 1918.
121 Barrett, William James, 1 Jan. 1918.
122 Barrington, Thomas Barwell, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
123 Barron, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.)
124 Barron, Jonathan, 1 Jan. 1918.
126 Barton, Harriet, Mrs. Maurice Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
127 Bate, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
128 Ironside, Helen Maud Bax-, 1 Jan. 1918.
130 Bayne, Bertha Marguerite, Mrs. John, 1 Jan. 1918.
131 Bearder, John WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
132 Beaver, Edith Maude, 1 Jan. 1918.
133 Beddall, Herbert Bowman, 1 Jan. 1918.
135 Beddoe, James Stuart, 1 Jan. 1918.
136 Bedford, Richard WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
137 Belcher, Evelyn, 1 Jan. 1918.
138 BeU, Violet Caroline, 1 Jan. 1918.
139 Bellaney, David Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
140 BeUasis, Gwendolen Edith, 1 Jan. 1918.
141 Bennett, Ernest Lampeer, 1 Jan. 1918.
143 Beresford, John Baldwin, 1 Jan. 1918.
144 Bernard, Alice Eleanor, 1 Jan. 1918.
146 Bevan, F. H, 1 Jan. 1918.
147 Biddle, Lois, 1 Jan. 1918.
148 Bignold, WilUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
149 Birbeck, Thomas Edson, 1 Jan. 1918.
150 Birch, Bertha, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
151 Birkett, Tom, 1 Jan. 1918.
153 Black, Dora Winifred, 1 Jan. 1918.
154 Blackett, Frances Charlotte Isabella, 1 Jan. 1918.
155 Blah, Malcolm, 1 Jau. 1918.
156 Blake, Jack Percy, 1 Jan. 1918.
157 Blarney, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
158 Blay, John Augustus, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
159 Blennerhassett, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
160 Blennerhassett, Nesta, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
161 Bonner, John WiUiam Arundel, 1 Jan. 1918.
164 Box, Harold Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
165 Boycott, Lota, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
166 Boyd, Elizabeth Frances, 1 Jan. 1918. .
167 Boyer, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
168 Boys, Henry CecU, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
169 Bradbury, William Embrey, 1 Jan. 1918.
170 Bradley, Henry Edward Manning, 1 Jan. 1918.
172 Brett, Hon. Oliver Sylvian, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
173 Brightman, Edith Marian, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
175 Brown, Charles Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
176 Brown, Bdwin, 1 Jan. 1918. (Bf.)
177 Brown, Fannie Florence, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
178 Brown, George Drake, 1 Jan. 1918.
179 Brown, Helen Grace Rae, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
180 Browne, Tomyns Reginald, 1 Jan. 1918.
181 Bruce, Bertha Marguerita, 1 Jan. 1918.
182 Bruce, Maye, 1 Jan. 1918.
183 Bryan, John Lockton, 1 Jan. 1918.
184 Bryant, Herbert WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
185 Bryson, Frederick Francis Smith, 1 Jan. 1918.
186 Buckman, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
187 Bullock, Herbert Charles Stuart, 1 Jan. 1918. (st.)
188 Bumpus, Alfred Adolphus, 1 Jan. 1918.
189 Bumstead, Richard Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
190 Bunton, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1918.
192 Burgess, Arthur William, 1 Jan. 1918.
193 Burgess, Elspeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
194 Burleigh, John Laurence, 1 Jan. 1918.

•653

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

195 Burling, George Alfred, 1 Jan. 1918. 306
196 Murdoch, Regiaulde de Maule, Mrs. Burn-, 1 Jan. 1918. 309
197 Burns, Helen Jaqueline, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918. 312
198 Burrough, Hedley Gravett, 1 Jan. 1918. 313
199 Burrow, Leopold Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918. 314
200 Burrows, Kate EUen, 1 Jan. 1918. 315
201 Burt, John, 1 Jan. 1918. 316
202 Ballantine, Ethel Codogan Burton, 1 Jan. 1918. 317
203 Burton-Mackenzie, Isabel, 1 Jan. 1918. 318
204 Bury, John Edwin, 1 Jan. 1918. 319
205 Caines, Clement Guy, 1 Jan. 1918. 321
206 Cahns, John, 1 Jan. 1918. 322
207 Cameron, Norman Restell, 1 Jan. 1918. 323
209 CampbeU, Clementina Henrietta, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918. 324
210 Campbell, Colin Clyde, 1 Jan. 1918. (it.) 325
211 Campbell, David Bishop, 1 Jan. 1918. (31.) 326
212 CampbeU, Gilbert, 1 Jan. 1918. 327
215 Campey, Thomas Epton, 1 Jan. 1918. (bi.) 328
216 Candler, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918. 329
217 Carnegie, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1918. 330
218 CarroU, Thomas WUUam, 1 Jan. 1918. 331
219 Carter, Francis Tavor, 1 Jan. 1918. 332
220 Carter, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918. 333
221 Carver, Albert Wing, 1 Jan. 1918. 334
222 Cassidi, Francis Richard, 1 Jan. 1918. 335
224 Chadwick, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918. 336
225 Chalkley, Alfred Philip, 1 Jan. 1918. 337
226 Chalkley, Francis Henry, 1 Jan. 1918. (BI.) 338
228 ChaUinor, WiUiam Robert, 1 Jan. 1918. 339
229 Chalmers, Margaret, 1 Jan. 1918. 340
230 Chambers, Harry, 1 Jan. 1918. 341
231 Chantrey, Guy Mortimer, 1 Jan. 1918. 342
232 Charlton, Charles Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.) 345
233 Chiesman, Harry, 1 Jan. 1918. . 346
234 ChUders, Mary Alden, Mrs. Erskine, 1 Jan. 1918. 347
235 Chinery, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918. 348
236 Clark, Sir John Maurice, Bart, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.) 349
237 Clark, Owen Aly, 1 Jan. 1918. 350
238 Clarke, Walter Leonard, 1 Jan. 1918. 351
239 Clarke, Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918. 352
240 Clarke, Thomas Henry, 1 Jan. 1918. 353
242 Clayton, Charies Henry James, 1 Jan. 1918. 354
243 Clegg, Margaret Penelope, 1 Jan. 1918. 355
244 Clowes, Edith EmUy, Mrs. Peter Legh, 1 Jan. 1918. 356
245 Cluett, Alfred WUliam Ayers, 1 Jan. 1918. 357
246 Coast, Ernest Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918. 359
248 Cobb, Robert Bennett, 1 Jan. 1918. 360
250 Cock, Edward, 1 Jan. 1918. 361
251 Cockerell, Douglas Bennett, 1 Jan. 1918. 362
252 Coffey, Frank William, 1 Jan. 1918. 363
253 Cole, Edward George, 1 Jan. 1918. 364
255 Coley, William, 1 Jan. 1918. (Bt.) 365
256 Colledge, Francis William, 1 Jan. 1918. 366
257 CoUins, Lionel Dennis, 1 Jan. 1918. 367
258 Collinson, Beatrice Annie, 1 Jan. 1918. 369
259 Coltman, Walter WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918. 370
260 Compton, Charles Leonard, 1 Jan. 1918. 371
261 Contogham, Geraldine EmUy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918. 372
262 Connell, Jessie Murdoch, Mis, 1 Jau. 1918. 373
263 Conner, James, 1 Jan. 1918. 374
264 Cook, Fred Compigne. 1 Jan. 1918. 375
265 Cook, Richard Frederic, 1 Jan. 1918. 376
266 Cooke, Cuthbert CressweU, 1 Jan. 1918. 377
267 Cooksey, Henry James, 1 Jan. 1918. 378
268 Coombe, Arthur Henry, 1 Jan. 1918. 379
269 Coombs, William Walter, 1 Jan. 1918. 381
270 Cooper, Bertram George, 1 Jan. 1918. 382
271 Cooper, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918. (Bt.) 383
272 Cooper, H. M, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.) 384
273 Cooper, James, 1 Jan. 1918. 385
274 Cooper, John, 1 Jan. 1918. 387
275 Copus, Clarence George, 1 Jan. 1918. 388
276 Corbett, Edward Richard Trevor, 1 Jan. 1918. 389
277 Cordeaux, Hilda Eliza Agar, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918. 391
278 Comer, Sylvia, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.) 392
279 Corrigan, John, 1 Jan. 1918. 393
280 Cowan, Howard Denys RusseU, 1 Jan. 1918. 394
281 Cowan, WUUam, 1 JaD. 1918. 395
283 Craig, Juliet Sisley, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918. 396
284 Crawley, James, 1 Jan. 1918. 397
285 Creegan, Edward Patrick, 1 Jan. 1918. 398
286 Cripps.Gerald Faulkner, 1 Jan. 1918. 399
287 Crisp, Helena Jane, 1 Jan. 1918. 400
289 Crocker, Gordon George, 1 Jan. 1918. (Bt.) 401
290 Crockett, William Gordon, 1 Jan. 1918. 402
291 Cromar, George Scott, 1 Jan. 1918. 404
292 Crompton-Roberts, Winifred Eyre, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918. 405
293 Cropper, Ann Ellen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918. 406
294 Cross, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918. 407
295 Cross, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918. 408
296 Cruiekshank, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918. 409
297 dimming, Janet Baron, 1 Jan. 1918. 411
298 Cuninghame, Margaret Georgiana, 1 Jan. 1918. 412
299 Currie, Marghuerita Copelaud, 1 Jan. 1918. 413
300 Cusens, George Charles, 1 Jan. 1918. 414
301 Cuthbertson, John, 1 Jan. 1918. 415
302 Cutler, Ernest Edward. 1 Jan. 1918. 416
303 Cutler, Roy Victor, 1 Jan. 1918. (SI.) 417
304 DagUsh, James, 1 Jan. 1918. 418
305 Darlow, EUen Frances, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918. 419
654

Darrach, William Elliott, 1 Jan. 1918.
Davies, Sophia Katherine, Mrs, 1 Jau. 1918.
Davies, Gwttym Mehion, 1 Jan. 1918.
Davies, Hugh Christopher, 1 Jan. 1918.
Davies, Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.
Daw, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918. (31.)
Dawkins, Horace Christian, 1 Jan. 1918.
Dawson, George WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
Dawson-Thomas, Beatrice Mary, 1 Jan. 1918.
Day, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
Dean, Frederic WiUiam Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
Dean, Seth Ellis, 1 Jan. 1918.
Deane, PhylUs Lucy, Mrs. James, 1 Jan. 1918.
Deighton, Albert, 1 Jan. 1918.
Denniston, Adam Fairrie, 1 Jan. 1918.
Dent, Hubert Augustus, 1 Jan. 1918.
Digby, Lady LUian Mary Harriet Diana, 1 Jan. 1918.
Dixon, Charles WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
Doig, Annie Emilia Scott EUiott, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
Donald, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
Dorrell, WUliam John, 1 Jan. 1918.
Dougherty, Aileen Margaret, 1 Jan. 1918.
Douglas, Attie Vibert, 1 Jan. 1918.
Down, Percy Bissett, 1 Jan. 1918,
Drake, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
Drinkwater, Sidney WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
Smith, Edith Marion Drummond, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
Drysdale, Duncan, 1 Jan. 1918.
Duddtag, Bernard Phineas, 1 Jan. 1918.
Duke, Reginald Franklin Hare, 1 Jan. 1918.
Dunbar, Frank Hay, 1 Jan. 1918.
Dunley, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
Dupe, Mabel Alethea, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
Dupte, Frederick Harold, 1 Jan. 1918.
Durley, R. J, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
Durran, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
Dutton, Beatrice Aim6e, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
Eadie, Harold George, 1 Jan. 1918.
Eagar, Edward Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
Eborall, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
Ede, Stuart Strickland Moore, 1 Jan. 1918.
Edmonds, John Francis, 1 Jan. 1918
Edwards, Edith Constance, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918
Edwards, Hester Mary, Mrs. (at.)
Elbourne, Edward Tregaskiss, 1 Jan. 1918.
Elliott, Mabel Beatrice, 1 Jan. 1918.
Elliott, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
Ellis, Amy Amelia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
EUison, Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
Emery, Horace Milton, 1 Jan. 1918.
Emmett, George Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
Eshelby, Frederick George, 1 Jan. 1918.
Esslemont, George Gall, 1 Jan. 1918.
Estill, Harriet, 1 Jan. 1918.
Everest, Edward Percy, 1 Jan. 1918.
Fage, James Alfred, 1 Jan. 1918.
Faikney, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
Fahholme, Marie- Antoinette, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
Falconer, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
Fane, Samuel Maddams, 1 Jan. 1918.
Farley, Edwin Wood Thorp, 1 Jan. 1918.
Farquharson, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918.
Farraday, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
Farren, WUliam Scott, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
Feast, Edith M, Mrs.. 1 Jan. 1918.
Fellowes, Alfred Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
Fenton, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918. (it.)
Fenton, Charles Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
Fenwick, Harriet Frances 1 Jan. 1918.
Ferguson, Alpin, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
Findlay, Elizabeth Susan, 1 Jau. 1918.
Findlay-HamUton, Georgina Julia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
Finlay, May, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
Finnhnore, Benjamin Kingston, 1 Jan. 1918.
Firth, Clare Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
Fisher, Honoria Mary, 1 Jan. 1918.
FitzMaurice, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
Flannery; Harold Fortescue, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
Fletcher, BasU, 1 Jan. 1918.
Foggo, Watson, 1 Jan. 1918.
Foilett, Robert Charles, 1 Jau. 1918.
Forbes, Mary Constance, 1 Jan. 1918.
Ford, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
Forrest, WiUiam Robinson Lidderdale, 1 Jan. 1918.
Forster, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1918.
Fossey, Frederick Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.
Foster, Henry Knollys, 1 Jan. 1918.
Foster, WiUiam MelvUle, 1 Jan. 1918.
FoweU, Edward Turner, 1 Jan. 1918.
Fowle, Helene, Mrs. John, 1 Jan. 1918.
Fowler, Eveline Georgina, 1 Jan. 1918.
Fraser, Evelyn Margaret, 1 Jan. 191S.
Fraser, Thomas Houston, 1 Jan. 1918.
Frewen, Edward James, 1 Jan. 1918
Frisby, Elizabeth Rowley, 1 Jan. 1918.
Froud, WUliam Percy, 1 Jan. 1918.
Fry, Dorothy Margaret, 1 Jan. 1918
Fry, John James, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
FuUer, Walter Everard, 1 Jan. 1918
GalUee, Mary Edith, 1 Jan. 1918

MEMBERS.

420 Gall, Christian McDowall, 1 Jan. 1918.
421 Gamble, John Dunn, 1 Jan. 1918.
423 Gard, Albert, 1 Jan. 1918.
424 Gardner, Nora Hilton, 1 Jan. 1918.
425 Gamett, Caroltae Sugden, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
426 Gamett, Helen Maude Dorothy, 1 Jan. 1918.
427 Garside,Constance EUzabeth, 1 Jan. 1918.
428 Geake, WiUiam Henry Gregory, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
429 Genower, Reginald, 1 Jan. 1918.
430 Geoghegan, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
431 Gibb, Allan, 1 Jan. 1918.
433 Gibson, Jane Margaret Francis, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
435 Gibson, WUliam Charles Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
436 Giffard, Thomas Arthur Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.
487 Gilbert, George JuUan, 1 Jan. 1918.
438 GUbert, Violet Adeline, 1 Jan. 1918.
439 GUes, Robert 1 Jan. 1918.
440 GilUngham, James Searle. 1 Jan. 1918.
441 Glennie, Maud, 1 Jan. 1918.
442 Glennie, Patrick Gordon, 1 Jan. 1918.
443 Godding, James WUUam Sleigh, 1 Jan. 1918.
444 Godfrey, Albert HamUton, 1 Jan. 1918.
445 Going, Fanny Augusta, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
448 Gooch, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
449 Goodail, Stanley Vernon, 1 Jan. 1918.
450 Goodcbild, Alwyn Valerie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
451 Goodland, Joshua, 1 Jan. 1918.
452 Goodwin, Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.
453 Goodyear, Clarie Helen, 1 Jan. 1918.
454 Goodyear, Percy, 1 Jan. 1918.
455 Gordon, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
457 Gordon-Steward, LUy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
458 Gorman, Gorman, 1 Jan. 1918. (Bf.)
459 Gorton, Sandford George, 1 Jan. 1918.
462 Gould, Claude WiUiam Shepard, 1 Jan. 1918.
464 Graham, Christopher Colborne, 1 Jan. 1918.
465 Graham, Cuthbert, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
466 Graham, David Morgan, 1 Jan. 1918.
468 Graves, Regtaald Coupland, 1 Jan. 1918.
469 Gray, Charles Harold, 1 Jan. 1918.
470 Gray, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
471 Greaves, Constance Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
472 Green, Alexander John, 1 Jan. 1918.
473 Green, Hettie Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
474 Greenfield, Edith Mary, 1 Jan. 1918.
476 Gregson, Alvero Church, 1 Jan. 1918.
478 Grey, Charles WUUam, 1 Jan. 1918.
479 Grieve, James Dyce, 1 Jan. 1918.
480 Griffith, Rev. EUis Hughes, 1 Jan. 1918.
481 Griffiths, Helen Maud, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
482 Grimbly, James Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
483 GrimsdaU, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
484 Grimsley, Ellen Maud, 1 Jan. 1918.
485 Gritton, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
486 Groom, Susannah, 1 Jan. 1918.
487 Groom, Professor Percy, 1 Jan. 1918.
489 Grundy, Allan WUson, 1 Jan. 1918.
491 Gubbins, MatUda Ida, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
492 Gummer, Philip Edward, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
493 Guthrie-Smith, OUve Francis, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
494 Hadden, Frederick Weston, 1 Jan. 1918.
495 Hadnutt, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
496 Haigh, Bernard Parker, 1 Jan. 1918.
497 HaU, Harry Francis, 1 Jan. 1918.
498 HaU, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
499 HaUoran, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
600 HamUton, EmUy Moore, 1 Jan. 1918.
502 Hankinson, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
503 Hanna, Arthur Leonard, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
504 Hanson, Clarence Oldham, 1 Jan. 1918.
505 Hanton, Peter Kydd.l Jan. 1918.
506 Hardman James, 1 Jan. 1918.
507 Hardy, Frank Philip, 1 Jan. 1918.
508 Harries, George Samuel, 1 Jan. 1918. (Bf.)
509 Harris, Ethel, 1 Jan. 1918.
510 Harris, Samuel' WaUace, 1 Jan. 1918. (af.)
511 Harris, WiUiam Thomas Hooper, 1 Jan. 1918.
512 Hart-Cox, George. 1 Jan. 1918.
513 Harvey, Edward John Morewood, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
514 Harvey, Edwin WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
515 Harvey, Nicholas Charles, 1 Jan. 1918. (bi.)
516 Harvey, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1918.
518 Harwood, James Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
519 Haskins, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
521 Hastie, Peter, 1 Jan. 1918.
522 HasweU, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
523 Hawkins, Albert Victor, 1 Jan. 1918.
524 Hawkins, Thomas Shirley, 1 Jan. 1918.
525 Hay, Henrietta Louisa, 1 Jan. 1918.
526 Hayes. Arthur W, 1 Jan. 1918.
527 Hayes, Fredric James, 1 Jan. 1918.
528 Headley, Robert Hollowell, 1 Jan. 1918.
530 Heath, Herbert Charles Selwyn, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
531 Hebb, Florence Agnes, 1 Jan. 1918.
532 Henderson, AUce Craig, 1 Jan. 1918.
533 Henderson. George Blake, 1 Jan. 1918.
534 Henry, Jane Seltaa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
535 Henry, John, 1 Jan. 1918,
536 Herbert, Agnes Mary, 1 Jan. 1918.
537 Hewetson, John Tordiffe, 1 Jan. 1918.

538 Heynes, James Baylis, 1 Jan. 1918.
539 Hibberd, Henry George. 1 Jan. 1918.
540 Higman, Frank Sidney, 1 Jan. 1918.
541 Hlgson, Elizabeth Annie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
542 Hill, Arthur James, 1 Jan. 1918.
545 Hines, Arthur Sidney, 1 Jan. 1918.
646 Hobart, Violet Verve, Mrs. Claud Vere Cavendish, 1 Jan.
1918.
547 Hocking, William Stanley, 1 Jan. 1918.
548 Hogan, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
550 Hoile, George Vincent, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
551 Holgate-Smith, Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
652 HoUand, Edith Clara, 1 Jan. 1918.
553 HoUoway, Frank Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
554 Holmes, Annie Gertrude, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
665 Hooper, Charles Stuart, 1 Jan. 1918.
656 Hope-WaUace, Charles Nugent, 1 Jan. 1918.
557 Hopkins, Harry Sinclah, 1 Jan. 1918.
559 Hopps, Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.
560 Horden, Florence Julia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
561 Home, Andrew Courts, 1 Jau. 1918.
563 Hornibrook, John Laurence, 1 Jan. 1918.
564 Houghton, E. F, 1 Jan. 1918.
565 Houston, Alexander McLean, 1 Jan. 1918.
566 Howard, Arthur Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
568 Howard, Holly, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
569 Huddarf, Alfred Harry, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
571 Hughes, Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
572 Huleatt, Helen Cornelia, 1 Jan. 1918.
573 Humphreys, Edith Louisa Sophia, 1 Jan. 1918.
574 Humphreys, Harold Goundrill, 1 Jan. 1918.
575 Hunt, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
576 Hunt, Joseph Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
577 Hunt, William Wright, 1 Jan. 1918.
578 Hunter, John Leslie, 1 Jan. 1918.
579 Hunter, Marion Janet, 1 Jan. 1918.
582 Hutt, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
583 Hutt, John, 1 Jan. 1918. (BI.)
584 Hutton, WilUam Ross, 1 Jan. 1918.
585 Hsley, Arthur Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
586 ImpevJFrank, 1 Jan. 1918.
587 Inglis/Kate, 1 Jan. 1918.
588 Ireland, Blanche, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
590 Jack, James Robertson, 1 Jan. 1918.
591 Jackson, AUce Mabel Erskine.il Jan. 1918.
592 Jackson, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
593 Jackson, Hugh WiUan, 1 Jan. 1918.
594 Jackson, Joseph Clough, 1 Jan. 1918.
595 James, James Picton, 1 Jan. 1918.
596 James, Thomas Gwynfab, 1 Jan. 1918.
597 James, William Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
598 Jamieson, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918.
699 Jamieson, Charles Fleming, 1 Jan. 1918.
601 Jeffreys, Charles Nicholas Theodore, 1 Jan. 1918.
603 Jenkins, Albert David, 1 Jan. 1918. •
604 Jerrard, Gamett Longsdon, 1 Jan. 1918.
605 Jewell, Frank Ashton, 1 Jan. 1918.
607 Johnson, Frederick WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918,
608 Johnson, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1918.
609 Johnson, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1918.
610 Jolly, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
611 Jones, Edmund Vaughan, 1 Jan. 1918.
612 Jones, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
613 Jones, Harold Spencer, 1 Jan. 1918.
614 Jones, James Stuart, 1 Jan. 1918.
615 Jones, Richard, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
616 Jones, Walter Owen, 1 Jan. 1918.
619 Judge, Wybrants, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
620 Justice, Charies Ernest WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
621 Kay, Sydney Entwisle, 1 Jan. 1918.
622 Kearney, Arthur Richard, 1 Jan. 1918.
623 Keary, Margaret Alice, 1 Jan. 1918.
624 Smith, Annie Margaret Keeble, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
626 Kelly, Frank Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
627 Kelly, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
628 Kelly, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
629 Welch, John Howard Kemp-, 1 Jan. 1918.
630 Kenny, WiUiam James, 1 Jan. 1918.
631 Keough, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918. (Bt.)
632 Ker, Helen Bethea, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
633 Kidd, Gladys Louise, 1 Jan. 1918.
634 Kidson, Arthur Frederic, 1 Jan. 1918.
635 KiUmayer, Leon Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918. (BI.)
636 King, Norah, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
638 Kirk, Mabel CecU, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
639 Khkwood, Richard Cameron, 1 Jan. 1918.
640 Klitz, Wilfrid Robert, 1 Jau. 1918.
641 Knight, Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
642 Knight, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
643 Knocker, George Stodart, 1 Jan. 1918.
644 Lack, Edwin, 1 Jan. 1918.
646 Lamb, Brydon, 1 Jan. 1918.
647 Lamb, Dorothy, 1 Jan. 1918.
648 LandeUs, Helena Jane, 1 Jan. 1918.
649 Lane, Harry Joseph, 1 Jan. 1918.
650 Langlands, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
651 Lapham, Robert John, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
652 Larter, Alfred Tabois, 1 Jan. 1918.
653 Laurie, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
654 Lawes, Ernest Lingwood, 1 Jan. 1918.

655

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

655 Lawrence, Aubrey Trevor, 1 Jan. 1918.
656 Lawrence, James, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
657 Laws, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
658 Layton, Maud Matilda, 1 Jan. 1918.
659 Leek, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
660 Leese, Clive, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
661 Leggett, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
662 Legh-Jones, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
663 Lemesurier, Edwin Philip, 1 Jan. 1918. (M.)
664 Levi, Louis, 1 Jan. 1918.
665 Lewis, Janet Marion Terry, 1 Jan. 1918.
666 Liddiard. Jessie, 1 Jan. 1918.
668 Lightbody, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
669 LiUicrap, Charles Swirt, 1 Jan. 1918.
670 Linfleld, Frederic Ca>sar, 1 Jan. 1918.
671 Linnell, Agnes Evelyn, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
672 Litchfield. John Walter, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
673 Little, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
674 Livesey, Geraldine, 1 Jan. 1918.
677 Lloyd, Daniel Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
678 Jones, Alice Lloyd, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
680 Bunce, Thomas Lockwood, 1 Jan. 1918.
682 Longbotham, Arthur Thompson, 1 Jan. 1918.
686 Lovett, Frederic Reynolds, 1 Jan. 1918.
687 Lowe, Arthur Henry, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
689 Lowe, Dorothy Ann Shelmerdine, 1 Jan. 1918.
690 Luck, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
692 Lyne, Horace Sampson, 1 Jan. 1918.
694 Macdonald, Eva Flora Caroline, 1 Jan. 1918.
695 Macdonald, Florence, 1 Jan. 1918.
696 Macdonald, John Angus, 1 Jan. 1918.
698 Macfarlane, Walter Mace, 1 Jan. 1918.
699 Macgregor, Archibald Bow, 1 Jan. 1918.
701 Machtig, Eric, 1 Jan. 1918.
703 MaoKay, Colin, 1 Jan. 1918.
704 Mackay, John George, 1 Jan. 1918.
705 Mackrow, George Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
706 MacLellan, WiUiam Archibald, 1 Jan. 1918.
707 MacQueen, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
708 Macqueeu, Margaret Marsden, 1 Jan. 1918.
709 Maeers, Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
710 Main, Melville Pownall, 1 Jan. 1918.
711 Maitland, Adam, 1 Jan. 1918.
712 Maktos, Agatha Caroline, 1 Jan. 1918.
713 Malcolm, Jeanne Marie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
714 Malcolm, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
715 Mallett, John Moore, 1 Jan. 1918.
717 Mann, Gerard Noel Cornwallis, 1 Jan. 1918.
718 Mann, WUUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
719 Manning, Albert John, 1 Jau. 1918.
720 Marchbank, Helen Millicent, 1 Jan. 1918.
721 Marriott, Ethel Gertrude, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
722 Martin, Beatrix Maria. 1 Jan. 1918.
723 Martin, Ernest Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
724 Martin, John-Bentick, 1 Jan. 1918.
725 Mason, WiUiam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
727 Maton, WUliam Henry George, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
728 Matthews. Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
729 Matthews, WiUiam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
730 Mavrogordato, Paul John, 1 Jan. 1918.
731 Mayberry, Lucy Powys, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
732 Mayes, Henry George, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
734 McCall, David, 1 Jan. 1918.
735 McCammon, George WiUiam Richardson, 1 Jan. 1918
736 McCormick Gerald Bernard, 1 Jan. 1918.
737 McCutchan, William Charles, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
738 McDonald, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918. (fit.)
739 McGavin, Maude, 1 Jan. 1918.
741 McLachlan, Donald McBrayne, 1 Jan. 1918.
742 McLaren, Maurice Paterson, 1 Jan. 1918.
743 McLean, Esther Fanny, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
745 McLean, Matthew Adam, 1 Jan. 1918.
749 Medrow, Walter Alfred, 1 Jan. 1918.
752 Menzies, Charles Duncan, 1 Jan. 1918.
753 Merriman, Henry John, 1 Jan. 1918.
754 Metcalfe, Edith Minna, 1 Jan. 1918.
755 Methven, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
756 Michell, John Deeble, 1 Jan. 1 918.
758 Middleton, Frederick George, 1 Jan. 1918. (st.)
759 Millar, Ella Morison, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
760 Miller, Annie, 1 Jan. 1918.
761 Mills, John Edwin, 1 Jan. 1918.
762 MUlward, Richard Tudor, 1 Jan. 1918.
76a Milne, George, 1 JaD. 1918.
764 MUne, John Ferguson, 1 Jan. 1918.
765 Milne, John Robertson, 1 Jan. 1918.
766 Mingard, Herbert Samuel, 1 Jan. 191S.
767 Mitchell, George Bennett, 1 Jan. 1918.
768 MitcheU, John Adamson, 1 Jan. 1918.
769 Mitchell, Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.
770 Moberly, James Edward, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
771 Moffatt, Alexander George, 1 Jan. 1918.
772 Moh, Annie Maitland, 1 Jan. 1918.
773 Moll, Frederick WiUiam, 1 Jan. h>j.o.
774 Monk, Owen, 1 Jan. 1918.
775 Monk, William Dusar, 1 Jan. 1918.
776 Monkhouse, OUve Eleanor, 1 Jan. 1918.
777 Montford, Eleanora, 1 Jan. 1918.
778 Montgomerie, Isabella Macallster, 1 Jan. 1918.
779 Morgan, John, 1 Jan. 1918.

656

I 780 Morgan, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918. (Bt.)
781 Morris, Frederick Montague Augustus, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
782 Morson, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
783 Mort, John WilUam, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
784 Morten-Turner, Lucy Aylwin, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
786 Moseley, Arthur Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
787 Moss, George Sinclah, 1 Jan. 1918.
788 Munford, Frank Jago, 1 Jan. 1918.
789 Murphy, Henry Palmer, 1 Jan. 1918.
790 Murphy, Jerome Bernard, 1 Jan. 1918.
791 Murray, James Robertson, 1 Jan. 1918.
792 Myhea, Mrs. Maynard, 1 Jan. 1918.
793 Nairn, George Alexander Stokes, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
794 Naish, Harold Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.
796 Neame, Ada Grace, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
797 Neame, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
798 Needham, James Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
799 Nelson, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
800 Nicholas, Alice Jane Winifred, 1 Jan. 1918.
801 Nicholson, Evelyn Joanna, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
802 Nicholson, John Steel, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
803 Nicol, John Strathdel, 1 Jan. 1918.
805 Northam, JameB, 1 Jan. 1918.
806 Northcott, George H. A, 1 Jan. 1918.
807 Notley, LesUe Richard, 1 Jan. 1918.
808 Nott, Harry Augustus, 1 Jan. 1918.
809 Oakeshott, Reuben, 1 Jan. 1918.
810 OgUvie, Helen Leslie, 1 Jan. 1918.
812 O'Reilly, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
813 Ormston, John Maurice, 1 Jan. 1918.
815 Orton, C. J, 1 Jan. 1918.
816 Oswald, Ethel Margaret Oswald, 1 Jan. 1918.
817 OttewiU, James Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
819 Owen, John Albert, 1 Jan. 1918.
820 Owen, Richard Trevor Tudor, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
821 Page, Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
822 PaUin, Sydney David, 1 Jan. 1918.
823 Palmer, Horace Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
824 Palmer, May Blanche, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
826 Parker, Percy Frank, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
827 Parker, Sidney Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
828 Parr, George Herbert Edmeston, 1 Jan. 1918.
829 Paul, Janie Ramsbottom, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
830 Pauli, Catherine Swan, Mrs, 1 Jau. 1918.
831 Payne, Janet, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
832 Pead, Winifred, 1 Jan. 1918.
833 Pearce, Agnes Isobel, 1 Jan. 1918.
835 Peet, Howard, 1 Jau. 1918.
836 Peirce, Richard Gall, 1 Jan. 1918.
837 Pell, Henry William, 1 Jan. 1918.
838 Petting, Charlie, 1 Jan. 1918.
840 Peters, Bernard Richard, 1 Jan. 1918.
841 Peters, CecU James Razzell, 1 Jan. 1918.
842 Pettet, Walter Bell, 1 Jan. 1918.
843 PhUlips, David, 1 Jan. 1918.
844 Phillips, Henry Dixon, 1 Jan. 1918.
845 PhUlips, Henry Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
846 PhiUips, James Falkner, 1 Jan. 1918
847 PhiUips, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
848 PhilUps, Walter John, 1 Jan. 1918.
849 Pickering, AUce Mabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
850 Pitting, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
851 Ptochard, Rev. Arnold Theophilus Biddulph, 1 Jau. 1918
853 Piper, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
854 Pippard, Alfred John Sutton, 1 Jan. 1918.
855 Pledger, Charles Russell, 1 Jan. 1918.
856 Pomeroy, Amy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
857 Porter, Amy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
858 Porters, Robert Halstead, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
859 Potter, Francis Martin, 1 Jan. 1918.
860 Poultney, Edward Cecil, 1 Jan. 1918.
861 Power, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
862 Poynter, Vernon Hamilton, 1 Jan. 1918.
863 Smith,- Maye Alice Pressley, 1 Jan. 1918.
864 Price, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
865 Price- Williams, Janet, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
866 Prime, Frederick Charles, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
867 Prower, Ernest Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
868 Prytherch, Henry James, 1 Jan. 1918.
869 Purchas, Frederick Hayden, 1 Jan. 1918.
870 Quick, Henry James, 1 Jan. 1918.
871 QuUter, Joseph Rogers, 1 Jan. 1918.
872 Radcliffe, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
873 Rankin, George WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
874 Rankin, John Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
875 Read, George Daniel, 1 Jan. 1918.
876 Reading, Joseph WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
877 Readman, Annie Bradley, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
878 Reid, Charies Clements, 1 Jan. 1918.
879 Reid, IsabeUa Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1918.
880 Remington, Percy Thorndou, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
881 Reynolds, Clement Unsworth, 1 Jan. 1918.
882 Reynolds, WiUiam Howe, 1 Jan. 1918.
883 Riach, David Mackinlay Potter, 1 Jan. 1918. (BI
884 Rice, Percy Christopher, 1 Jan. 1918.
885 Richardson, George Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
886 Richardson, Peter, 1 Jan. 1918.
887 Rickett, Alfred Charles James, 1 Jan. 1918.
888 Rider, Graham Stanley, 1 Jan. 1918.
890 Riordan, Patrick, 1 Jan. 1918,

MEMBERS.

892 Ritchie, Sir James WiUiam, Bart, 1 Jan. 1918.
894 Roberts, Herbert Wallace, 1 Jan. 1918.
895 Robertshaw, Robert Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
896 Robertson, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
897 Robertson, James Constable, 1 Jau. 1918.
898 Robertson, Winifred Agnes Florence, 1 Jan. 1918.
899 Robinson, George Lovely, 1 Jan. 1918.
900 Robinson, Wiliam Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
901 Robson, James, 1 Jan. 191S.
902 Rogers, George James Nicholas, 1 Jan. 1918.
903 Rogers, Richard Hawke, 1 Jan. 1918.
904 Rogers, Thomas Edward, 1 Jau. 1918.
905 Romney, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
906 Ronca, James Francis, 1 Jan. 1918.
908 RossaU, Jane, 1 Jan. 1918.
909 Rowbotham, James MacKean, 1 Jan. 1918.
910 Rowland, Arthur Maynard, 1 Jan. 1918.
911 Rowley, MUdred, 1 Jan. 1918
912 Rowlinson, Henry George, 1 Jan. 1918.
913 Roworth, Harry James. 1 Jan. 1918.
914 Rowse, Arthur Albert, 1 Jau. 1918.
915 Royle, Thomas Wright, 1 Jan. 1918.
916 Rush, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918. (BI.)
917 Rust, Percy, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
918 Rutter, Herbert LleweUyn, 1 Jan. 191S.
920 Sadler, Henry. 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
922 Sandeman, Ella Victoire, 1 Jan. 1918.
924 Sargent, Walter Anthony, 1 Jan. 1918.
926 Saunders, Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
928 Saunders, Thomas Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
929 Setoff, Ernst, 1 Jan. 1918.
931 Seddon, James, 1 Jan. 1918.
933 Seymour, Lettuce, 1 Jan. 1918.
934 Shacklady, Thomas George, 1 Jan. 1918.
937 Slhlstone, Walter Richard, 1 Jan. 1918. (BI.)
938 Shorey, Percy Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
939 Siddle, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
940 Sidebottom, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
941 Sillar, Arthur Molyneux, 1 Jan. 1918.
942 Simmonds, Percy, 1 Jan. 1918.
943 Simpson, John Leonard, 1 Jan. 1918.
944 Sinclah, George Greig, 1 Jan. 1918.
945 SitweU, WUUam Sacheverel, 1 Jan. 1918.
946 Skinner, Edward John, 1 Jan. 1918.
948 Smith, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918.
949 Smith, Albert, 1 Jan. 1918.
951 Smith, Frank WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
952 Smith, Gladys Augusta, 1 Jan. 1918.
953 Smith, Harold, 1 Jan. 1918.
954 Smith, Harold Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
955 Smith, James Alfred, 1 Jan. 1918.
956 Smith, Rodney, 1 Jan. 1918.
957 Smith, Sydney, 1 Jan. 1918.
959 Smith, Stanley George Drew, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
960 Smyth, Francis Watson, 1 Jan. 1918.
962 Snowden, Frederick Cousins, 1 Jan. 1918.
963 SommervUle, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
965 Spttler, Edward Francis, 1 Jan. 1918.
966 Spivey, Charles Henry Hughes, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
967 Sprtagate, Edward Tom, 1 Jan. 1918.
968 Springer, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1918.
969 Squirrell, Joseph Cooper, 1 Jan. 1918.
970 Stacey, Fanny, 1 Jau. 1918.
971 Stafford, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
972 Stafford, James WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
973 Stansfield, Louis Donald, 1 Jan. 1918.
974 Staple, Rev. Richard, 1 Jan. 1918.
976 Stevenson, Herbert Given, 1 Jan. 1 918.
977 Stewart, Elizabeth Woodhead, Mrs, 1 Jau. 1918.
978 Stewart, Jean Carruthers. 1 Jan. 1918.
979 Stewart, John, 1 Jan. 19l8.
980 Stewart, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
981 StiU, Ernest Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
982 Stokes, Richard Albert, 1 Jan. 1918.
983 Stone, Leslie Norman Waldegrave, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
985 Storey, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
986 Strevens, Irene, 1 Jan. 1918.
987 Stringer, Ernest Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
989 Stuckey, EUen Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1918.
991 Sutton, Arthur Eraser, 1 Jan. 1918. (si.)
992 Sydenham, Lewis George, 1 Jan. 1918.
993 Sykes, Mary Louisa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
994 Sykes, Percy Duncan, 1 Jan. 1918.
996 Tancock, Charles Crump, 1 Jan. 1918.
997 Tapp, John Reuben, 1 Jan. 1918.
998 Tasker. Grace Rosina, 1 Jan. 1918.
999 Tayler, Mary Beatrice Churcnill, 1 Jan. 1918.
1000 Taylor, AUce Maud Rowson, 1 Jan. 1918.
1002 Taylor, Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
1003 Taylor, Esther Hilda, 1 Jan. 1918
1004 Taylor, George Wilson, 1 Jan. 1918.
1008 Thew, Charlton, 1 Jan. 1918.
1009 Thomas, Arthur Augustus, 1 Jan. 1918.
1010 Thomas, Olive Morton, 1 Jan. 1918.
1011 Thompson, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
1012 Thomson, Adam Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
1013 Thomson, Archibald, 1 Jan. 1918.
1014 Thomson, Margaret Eleanor, 1 Jan. 1918.
1015 ThornhiU, John Samuel Alphonso McCoan, 1 Jan.
1918.

I 1017 Thorpe, Hannah Maud Taylor, 1 Jan. 1018.
1018 Thorpe, Walter Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1918. (at.)
1019 Thurston, Hugh KingsmUl Neville, 1 Jan. 1918.
1020 Ticehurst, Hugh Gorham, 1 Jan. 1918.
1021 TiU, Violet Beatrice, 1 Jan. 1918.
1022 Tims, Edwin George Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918. (Bf.)
1023 Toflt, Walter Henry, 1 Jan. 1918. (BI.)
1024 Tom, Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
1025 Tomkinson, Marion, 1 Jan. 1918.
1026 Tourtel, John Mesny, 1 Jan. 1018.
1028 Townsond, Lucy Mabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1029 Townshend, Anna, 1 Jan. 1918.
1030 Tozer, Edward John, 1 Jan. 1918.
1031 Trench, Gwendoline Heron, Mrs. Richard Bayley Chenevix,
1 Jan. 1918.
1032 Trevor, Rosamond, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
1033 Trick, William Burrows, 1 Jan. 1918.
1034 Trigger, Oliver, 1 Jan. 1918.
1036 Turner, Ada Mary, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1918
1037 Turner, George Bankart, 1 Jan. 19i8. (bi.)
1039 Turton, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
1040 Tweedale, James. 1 Jan. 1918.
1041 Vann, Walter Gerald, 1 Jan. 1918.
1042 Vardy, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
1043 Varley, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
1044 Vaughan, Arthur Ronald, 1 Jan. 1918.
1045 Vigers, Ruth Sarah, 1 Jan. 1918.
1046 Vigor, Harold Decimus, 1 Jan. 1918.
1047 Viney, Albert William, 1 Jan. 1918.
1048 Vivian, Nancy Lycett, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
1049 Wade, Francis Richard, 1 Jan. 1918.
1050 Waggott, Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
1051 Wainwright, Charles Richard, 1 Jan. 1918.
1052 Waite, Alice May, 1 Jan. 1918.
1053 Walker, Alexander Mann, 1 Jan. 1918.
1054 Walker, Charles Edmund, 1 Jan. 1918.
1055 Walker, John Drummond, 1 Jan. 1918.
1056 Walker, John Frederick, 1 Jan. 1918.
1057 Walker, Maria Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1058 Walker, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
1059 Walker, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918. (Bt.)
1060 Wallace, Augusta Maud, Lady, 1 Jau. 1918.
1061 WalUs, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
1062 Walton, John Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
1064 Ward, Caroline Theodora, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1065 Wardle, Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
1066 Wardle, Percy Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
1067 Watkins, Arthur Glyn, 1 Jan. 1918.
1068 Watkins, Thomas Percival Holmes, 1 Jan. 191S.
1069 Watson, Isabella Clark, 1 Jan. 1918
1070 Watson, William George, 1 Jan. 1918.
1071 Watts, Henry Charles, 1 Jan. 1918.
1072 Weatherhead, Adam, 1 Jan. 1918.
1073 Webb, Ella Gertrude Amy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1075 Webb, Herbert Stephen, 1 Jan. 1918.
1076 Weighell, Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.
1077 Weir, George Jackson, 1 Jan. 1918.
1078 Welsh. Cecile CampbeU, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1079 West, James Hales, 1 Jan. 1918.
1080 West, WiUiam George, 1 Jan. 1918. (it.)
1081 Westland, John Lowe, 1 Jan. 1918.
1082 Weston, Edith Ivy, 1 Jan. 1918.
1083 Wheatley, Thomas Angas, 1 Jan. 1918.
1084 Whitby, Alfred James, 1 Jan. 1918.
1085 White, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
1086 White, Jesse Obadiah, 1 Jan. 1918.
1087 White, Percy Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
1088 White, Professor Robert George, 1 Jan. 1 918.
1089 Whiting, Gerald, 1 Jan. 1918.
1090 Whitten, George Jackson, 1 Jan. 1918.
1091 Whitteridge, Percy Claydon, 1 Jan. 1918. (sf.)
1092 Whittle, Herbert John, 1 Jan. 1918.
1093 Wilkinson, Christopher Henry George, 1 Jan. 1918.
1095 WiUiams, Ernest Graham, 1 Jan. 1918.
1096 Williams, Isabel Rose, 1 Jan. 1913.
1097 Williamson, Richard Charles, 1 Jan. 1918. (Bt.)
1098 WilUams-Wynn, Elizabeth Ida, Mrs. Robert William
Herbert Watkin. 1 Jan. 1918.
1099 Willicot, George Frederick William, 1 Jan. 1918. (31.)
1100 Willis, Cecil Herbert Stanley, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
1101 Willscu, Rose. Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1103 Wilson, Harry Gouldie, 1 Jan. 1918.
1104 Wilson, William, 1 Jar. 1918.
1105 Winn, Rowland, 1 Jan. 1918.
1106 Winter, Henry Elsbury, 1 Jan. 1918.
1107 Smith. Constance Evelyn Winwood-, 1 Jan. 1918.
1108 Wise, Percy Furlong, 1 Jan. 1918.
1109 Wolfenden, Ralph, 1 Jan. 1918.
1110 Wood, Frances Mary, 1 Jan. 1918.
1111 Wood, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
1112 Woodford, Charles Merllynn, 1 Jan. 1918.
1113 Wood-HUl, Amy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1114 Woods, Charlie Roland, 1 Jan. 1918.
1115 Woodyear, Irene, 1 Jan. 1918.
1116 Woollard. Frank George, 1 Jan. 1918.
1118 Wotton, Walter John, 1 Jan. 1918.
1120 Wright, Professor Mark Robinson, 1 Jan. 1918.
1121 Wright, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1918.
1122 Wright, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
1123 Wykes, Leonard Graveney, 1 Jan. 1918.
657 2u

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

1124 Wynne, Nora, 1 Jan. 1918.
1125 Young, David WUberforce, 1 Jan. 1918.
1127 Young, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
1128 Young, Patricia, 1 Jan. 1918.
1129 Young, Thomas, 1 Jau. 1918.
1130 Youngman, Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.
1131 Barton, LiUan, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1132 DureU, Deaconess Margaret, 1 Jan. 1918.
1133 Thubron, Kate, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1134 McCarthy, May, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1135 Spencer, Edith, 1 Jan. 1918.
1136 Wyld, Florence Maria, 1 Jan. 1918.
1137 Bhd, Herbert Ruben, 1 Jan. 1918.
1138 Naik, Rao Bahadur Rango Govtod, 1 Jan. 1918.
1139 Judge, Charles Edward Miller, 1 Jan. 1918.
1140 Jones, Frank Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
1141 Fulford, Edward Oliver Heywood, 1 Jan. 191S
1143 Mcintosh, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
1144 Douglas, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
1146 Middleton, George Burnett, 1 Jan. 1918.
1147 SkeUy, Henry Wilfrid, 1 Jan. 1918.
1148 Weaver, Percy, 1 Jan. 1918.
1149 Mason, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
1150 Moore, Pye, 1 Jan. 1918.
1151 Boxall, George, 1 Jan. 1918.
1152 Potts, Allen Calder, 1 Jan. 1918.
1153 Dennett, Sydney, 1 Jan. 1918.
1154 Austin, Albert Sydney, 1 Jan. 1918.
1155 Calthrop, Hugh V. E, 1 Jan. 1918.
1156 Cave, H. C, 1 Jan. 1918.
1157 Dean, Ida Florence, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1158 de Boise, Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
1159 Draper, Thomas Percy, 1 Jan. 1918.
1160 Egan, Kate, 1 Jan. 1918.
1161 Elworthy, E. G, 1 Jan. 1918.
1162 Isbister, W. J, 1 Jan. 1918
1163 Laidley, Ethel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1164 Robertson, W. T, 1 Jan. 1918.
1165 Sinclah, Robert Albert Dunbar, 1 Jan. 1918.
1166 Skene, LiUias Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1167 Stephen, Nancy Consett, 1 Jan. 1918.
1169 Bissland Emma, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1170 Burgess. Ann, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1171 Burt, Jean, 1 Jan. 1918.
1172 Coradine, Sarah Ann, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1173 Crawford, Harriette Sophia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1174 Donaldson, George Lester, 1 Jan. 1918.
1176 Fenton, Edith, 1 Jan. 1918.
1177 Forrester, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1178 Gibbons, Hope, 1 Jan. 1918.
1179 Guinness, Florence, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1180 Harding, Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1181 Hawke, Leah Lucy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1182 Jack, Douglas WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
1183 Khkpatrick, Mary Hawkins, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918
1184 Lamer, Victor John, 1 Jan. 1918.
1185 Leaver, Kate Rose, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1186 Levinge, Edward George, 1 Jan. 1918.
1187 McLean, Isabel, 1 Jan. 1918.
1188 Manning, Arthur Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
1189 Moorhouse, WUliam Henry Sefton, 1 Jau. 1918.
1190 Nash, Elizabeth LUy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1191 Ngata, Arihia Kane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1192 Perry, George Albert, 1 Jan. 1918.
1193 Robertson, Herbert James Duncan, 1 Jan. 1918.
1195 Sherratt, Alice Georgina, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1196 Simpson, Jean, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1197 Snodgrass, WilUam Wallace, 1 Jan. 1918.
1198 Spedding, Belle, 1 Jan. 1918.
1199 Stead, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
1200 Thompson, Maurice, 1 Jan. 1918.
1201 Thomson, Patricia Clay, 1 Jan. 1918.
1202 Treleaven, Charles John, 1 Jan. 1918.
1203 Varney, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
1204 Webster, Georgina, 1 Jan. 1918.
1205 Barnett, Ezra John, 1 Jan. 1918.
1206 Bourne, Lucy Dorothea, Lady, 1 Jan. 1918.
1207 Calder, WiUiam Beale, 1 Jan. 1918.
1208 Clark, Herbert Ernest, 1 Jan. 1918.
1209 Clarkson, Francis George, 1 Jan. 1918.
1211 DougaU, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
1212 Dunlop, Robert, 1 Jan. 1918.
1215 Faure, Pieter Jacobus van Breda, 1 Jan. 1918.
1216 Fraser, Laura Vivienne, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1217 Friedlander, Grace Christian, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1218 Giovanetti, Constantine WilUam, 1 Jan. 1918.
1219 Girdwood, Alexander Forsyth, 1 Jan. 1918.
1220 How, Willoughby, 1 Jan. 1918.
1221 Izod, Edwin Gilbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
1222 Kerns ey, John Chambers, 1 Jan. 1918.
1223 Martin, Elizabeth Evelyn, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1224 Moller, Justina WiUielmina Nancy, Mrs, 1 Jan 1918
1225 Murray, Susan Ann, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1226 NuttaU, Maria, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1227 Orr, John, 1 Jan. 1918.
1228 Parker, Mary Jeannette, 1 Jan. 1918.
1229 Parkyns, Thomas Samuel, 1 Jan. 1918.
1230 Rees, Catherine M.irv, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1233 Sleitli, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1918.
1234 Stowe, Richard Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.

658

1236 Townshend, Arthur Walter, 1 Jan. 1918.
1237 Van der Bijl, Kate Amy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1238 Vintcent, Rose LiUan, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1241 Blackall, WUUam Walker, 1 Jan. 1918.
1242 Burke, Vincent Patrick, 1 Jan. 1918.
1243 Curtis, Rev. Levi, 1 Jan. 1918.
1244 Green, EUzabeth Settna, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1245 Hayward, Annie, 1 Jan. 1918.
1246 McKay, Mary, 1 Jan. 1918.
1247 Morris, Eliza Mary Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1248 Rennie, WiUiam Hoyles, 1 Jan. 1918.
1249 Steer, Frank, 1 Jan. 1918.
1250 BeU, Edward, 1 Jan. 1918. (BI.)
1251 Bonavia, Marie, Mrs. Edgar, 1 Jan. 1918.
1252 Bowen, EUen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1253 Briscoe, Ada Ellen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1254 Bruce, Robert Randal, 1 Jan. 1918.
1255 Cassels, John Borlase, 1 Jan. 1918.
1257 Clumeck, Marie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1258 CoUymore, Frederick Appleton, 1 Jan. 1918.
1259 Cook, Katharine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1260 Cummings, Emanuel Henry, 1 Jan. 1918.
1261 de Cordova, Judith, Mrs, 1 Jau. 1918.
1262 Douglas, Annie Jane, 1 Jan. 1918.
1263 Draper, Christopher Robert Burroughs, 1 Jan. 191S.
1264 Fitzpatrick, Matthew McKean, 1 Jan. 1918.
1266 Fraser, Percy Louis Alexander, 1 Jan. 1918.
1267 Fremantle, John Morton, 1 Jan. 1918.
1268 Goodall, Edward Basil Herbert, 1 Jan. 1918.
1269 Griffin, Eugene Patrick, 1 Jan. 1918.
1270 Hand, John Pierce, 1 Jan. 1918.
1271 Hutchinson, Robert Oliphant, 1 Jan. 1918.
1272 Johnson, Agnes Norah, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1273 Jones, Edgar Anderson Averaye, 1 Jan. 1918.
1274 Kearney, Tereza Mary, 1 Jan. 1918.
1275 Lanitis, Vrasidas Demitriou, 1 Jan. 1918.
1276 Guan, Lee Choon, 1 Jan. 1918.
1277 Lofthouse, Elizabeth Ann, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1278 Lyons, George Graham Percy, 1 Jan. 1918.
1279 Mifsud, Anne GUI, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1280 Moseley, Mary, 1 Jan. 1918.
1282 Popham, Henry Bradshaw, 1 Jau. 1918.
1283 Rattray, Robert Sutherland, 1 Jan. 1918.
1284 Reid, Maria Jean, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1286 Sheppard, Herbert St. John, 1 Jan. 1918.
1287 Stanley, WiUiam Blakeney, 1 Jan. 1918.
1288 Toogood, John James, 1 Jan. 1918.
1289 Tremlett, Frederic Thomas George, 1 Jan. 1918.
1290 Tucker, Ada Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1291 Usher, Archibald Rhys, 1 Jan. 1918.
1292 Webster, Gustavus WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1918.
1293 WeUs, Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1918.
1294 Wood, Thomas Alfred, 1 Jan. 1918.
1296 Beasley, Madeleine, 1 Jan. 1918.
1297 Beeby-Thompson, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1918.
1298 Buchan, Andrew, 1 Jau. 1918. (st.)
1299 Coke, Hon. Mrs. Arthur George, 1 Jan. 1918.
1300 ColUns, Gladys Mary, 1 Jan. 1918. (St.)
1301 Duckworth, Francis Robinson
1918. (St.)
1302 Finch, George Ingle, 1 Jan. 1918.
1303 Frood, Mary Sophia, 1 Jan. 1918.
1304 GUI, LUias Ida, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918. ,
1307 Kenyon, Margaret Kttroy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1918.
1308 Lench, WUliam F, 1 Jan. 1918. (Bt.)
1311 Owens, William, 1 Jan. 1918.
1314 Switheubank, John William, 1 Jan. 1918.
1314a Johnston, Francis, 15 Feb. 1918. (at).
1315 Fisken. Alice Maude. 24 May, 1918.
1316 Fisken, LUy Edith, 24 May, 1918.
1317 Kiddle, John Lindsay, 24 May, 1918.
1318 Smith, Percy, 24 May, 1918.
1319 Pomfret, Edith Mary, Mrs, 24 May, 1918.
1320 Abbott, Charles Reginald, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1321 Abbott, John Dixon, 3 June, 1918.
1322 Acraman, Ivor Yorath, 3 June, 1918.
1323 Adamson, John Stockton, 3 June, 1918.
1324 Adcock, Fred, 3 June, 1918.
1325 Addy. Ernest, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
1326 Ainslie, Eustace Montagu Lafone, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1327 Aitchison, Agnes Mary, 3 June, 1918.
1328 Aitken, Andrew, 3 June, 1918.
1329 Alcock, Violet May, 3 June, 1918.
1330 Aldam, Sarah Julia, Mrs. WiUiam Wright Warde-, 3 June,
1918
1331 Alder, George, 3 June, 1918.
1333 Aldrldge, William Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
1334 Alexander, Samuel Grant, 3 June, 1918.
1335 Allan, James Craig, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1330 Allen, Michael Henry Percival, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1337 AUinson, Ephraim, 3 June, 1918.
1338 Allison, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1339 AUum, Horace Benjamin, 3 June, 1918.
1340 Ambrose, Philip Fermor, 3 June, 1918.
1341 Amey, Fulcher, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
1342 Amy, Lillian Eva, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1343 Anderson, Charles, 3 June, 1918.
1344 Anderson, Charles James, 3 June, 1918.
1345 Anderson, Daisy Kate, 3 June, 1918.
1346 Anderson, George, 3 June, 1918.

Gladstone, 1 Jan
(si.) (31.)
(at.) (si.)

MEMBERS.

1347 Anderson, Percy, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1348 Andrews, CyrU Rogers, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1350 Andrews, Horace George, 3 June, 1918.
1351 Appleby, Geoffrey Edmund, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
1352 Archer, Thomas WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1353 Armitstead, Thomas, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1354 Armstrong, Robert Bayles, 3 June, 1918.
1355 Armstrong. Thomas Edward Steele, 3 June, 1918. (at )
1356 Arnold, Henry George, 3 June, 1918.
1357 Ashford, Mary Adelaide, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1358 Ashton, George Kerfoot, 3 June, 1918.
1359 Atherton, WUUam Thomas Finley, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1360 Atkinson, Dorothea, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1361 Atkinson, Lucy Mary Montagu, 3 June, 1918.
1362 Audland, William Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1364 Ayres, Henry John, 3 June, 1918.
1365 Backhouse, Edith Frances, 3 June, 1918.
1366 BaUey, CyrU. 3 June, 1918.
1367 BaUey, Sidney AUred, 3 June, 1918.
1368 BaUey, WiUiam Edward, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1369 BaUlie, Elizabeth Margaret, Mrs, 3 June, 191S.
1370 Baines, John WilUam Owen, 3 June, 1918.
1371 Bahd, Constance Kennedy, 3 June, 1918.
1372 Baker, Atheltag Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
1373 BaU, Frank Clement, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
1374 Bamford, Louisa Orme, IDs, 3 June, 1918.
1375 Bancroft, James, 3 June, 1918.
1376 Bannerman, David Armitage, 3 June, 1918.
1377 Barber, Louis Walter, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1378 Barker, Evelyn, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1379 Barker, Harold Hastings, 3 June, 1918.
1381 Barnett, Geoffrey Arthur, 3 June, 1918. (m.)
1882 Barnett, Samuel Henry GUmore, 3 June, 1918.
1383 Barns, Stephen AUen, 3 June, 1918.
1384 Baron, HUda Madeleine, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1385 Barton, Ernest Wilfred Edwards, 3 June, 1918.
1386 Bassett, John William Abell, 3 June, 1918.
1387 Batch, Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1388 Bate, Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1389 Bates, Charles William, 3 June, 1918.
1390 Batger, Janet Mary, Mrs,, 3 June, 1918.
1391 Batten, Beatrix Marguerite, 3 June, 1918.
1392 Batten, John Thomas, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
1393 Batten, Winifred Eleanor Sarah, 3 June, 1918.
1394 Batty, George Henry, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1395 BayUss, Edward Swayn, 3 June, 1918.
1396 Bayliss, GUbert Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1397 Baynes, Charlotte Augusta, 3 June, 1918.
1398 Beanes, Warwick Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1399 Beard, Richard Frith, 3 June, 1918.
1400 Beattie, John MhTar, 3 June, 1918.
1401 Bfecroft, Arthur Edward, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
1402 Begg, Donald Glassford, 3 June, 1918.
1403 BeU, Charles David Jarrett, 3 June, 1918.
1404 Batabridge-BeU, Kathleen Audrey Danvers, 3 June, 1918.
1405 Bell, Lee, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1406 Benjamin, Florence Sarah, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1407 Bennett, WUliam Roger, 3 June, 1918.
1408 Benson, Bessie, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1409 Beresford, Charles Frederick Delaval, 3 June, 1918.
1410 Berry, Mary Ann, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1411 BetheU, WUliam Edmund, 3 June, 1918.
1412 Bickley, Nora Magdalen, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1414 BUton, Christina TurnbuU, 3 June, 1918.
1415 Binnie, Annie Janet, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1416 Binns, Aubrey Brian, 3 June, 1918.
1417 Birch, Wyndham Lindsav, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1418 Bhd, Douglas Joseph, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1419 Birrell, Hugh, 3 June, 1918.
1420 Birtwistle, Philip, 3 June, 1918.
1421 Bishop, Richard Winsor, 3 June, 1918.
1422 Black, Gordon Boyes, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
1423 Blackett, Mortimer Charles, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
1424 Blackman, Ida Louisa, 3 June, 1918.
1425 Blackwell, Harry Cooper, 3 June, 1918.
1426 Blackwell, HUda, 3 June, 1918.
1427 Blair, Atholl, 3 June, 1918.
1428 Blah, Robert, 3 June. 1918.
1429 Blamires, Mary, Mis, 3 June, 1918.
1430 Blaylock, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
1432 Bloor, Frank Robert, 3 June, 1918. (st )
1433 Blount, Mary, 3 June, 1918.
1434 Blyth, Hon. Mrs. James Audley, 3 June, 1918.
1435 Bolt, Daniel Roberts, 3 June, 1918.
1436 Bolton, Edwin, 3 June, 1918.
1437 Bond, James Ryding, 3 June, 1918.
1439 Bonser, WUliam Frederic, 3 June, 1918.
1441 Boosey, Madge, 3 June, 1918.
1442 Booth, Maud, 3 June, 1918.
1443 Borland, Robert Gordon, 3 June, 1918.
1444 Bosanquet, Thomas Albert Edward James, 3 June
1445 Boulnois, Emma Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1446 Bourn, Thomas WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1447 Bowles, Elizabeth, 3 June, 1918.
1448 Bowman, Alfred Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1450 Boyd, Anne Jamieson, 3 June, 1918.
1451 Brackenbury, Florence Adelia, Mrs.. 3 June, 1918.
1452 Bradshaw, Stanley Goodwin, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
1453 Brain, Edwin Lewton-, 3 June, 1918.

1455 Brake, Ethel Primrose, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1456 Bramwell, Percy, 3 June, 1918.
1457 Shahp, Gertrude Ethel, Mrs. Algernon, 3 June, 1918.
1458 Bremner, David, 3 June, 1918.
1459 Brennan, Vincent Talbot, 3 June, 1918.
1460 Brewls, Thomas Stamp, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1461 Brice, Mary Helen Thorpe, 3 June, 1918.
1462 Brickenden, Charles, 3 June, 1918.
1463 Bridger, Stanley Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
1464 Brien, Owen, 3 June, 1918.
1465 Briggs, Elsie Baron, 3 June, 1918.
1466 BriU, Gwendoline Mary, 3 June, 1918.
1467 Brodie, Arthur William, 3 June, 1918.
1468 Brodie, Rhoda, 3 June, 1918.
1469 Brooks, Alice, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1470 Broome, Louis Egerton, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1471 Broomfleld, Frederick Harry, 3 June, 1918.
1472 Brown, Albert Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1473 Brown, Cecil Norman, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
1474 Brown, Cicely Leadley-, 3 June, 1918.
1475 Brown, Cuthbert, 3 June, 1918.
1476 Brown, David, 3 June, 1918.
1477 Brown, Everard Kenneth, 3 June, 1918. (SI
1478 Brown, Geoffrey WUliam, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
1479 Brown, George Thomas, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
1480 Brown, Harry Percy, 3 June, 1918.
1481 Brown, Margaret Bennett, 3 June, 1918.
1482 Brown, Mary Louisa Hester, Mrs. Clerke-, 3 June, 1918.
1483 Brown, Reginald, 3 June, 1918.
1484 Bruce, Charles Brudenell, 3 June, 1918
1485 Bruce, Elizabeth, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1486 Bryning, Emma Jane, 3 June, 1918.
1487 Buchanan, Rhoda Agnes, Mrs, 3 June, 191S.
1488 Buck, Frank Steele, 3 June, 1918.
1489 Buck, Margaret, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1490 Buckle, Ethel Agnes, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1491 Bulkley, MUdred Emily, 3 June, 1918.
1492 BuUen, Gertrude, 3 June. 1918.
1494 Bunch, WiUiam Henry, 3*June, 1918.
1495 Bunney, Michael, 3 June, 1918.
1496 Burden, Walter Patrick, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
1497 Burder, Walter Chapman, 3 June, 1918.
1499 Burne, Louisa Joan, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1500 Burnet, WUliam Hodgson, 3 June, 1918.
1501 Burrage, David Alexander, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1502 Burridge, John Harold, 3 June, 1918.
1503 Burt, Frank Playfah, 3 June, 1918.
1504 Butcher, George Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1505 Butcher, Sidney Herbert, 3 June, 1918
1506 Butler, Harold, 3 June, 1918.
1507 Cahd, Francis Pratt, 3 June, 1918.
1508 Caldwell, Bruce McGregor, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1509 CaldweU, David, 3 June, 1918.
1510 Calvert, Rupert Harry, 3 June, 1918.
1511 Cameron, WilUam Scott, 3 June, 1918.
1512 CampbeU, Annie Campbell, 3 June, 1918.
1513 Campbell, Frederick Harold, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1514 Campbell, Henry Kenyon, 3 June, 1918.
1515 Campbell, WiUiam Robert, 3 June, 1918.
1516 Carbonell, Edith Frances, 3 June, 1918.
1517 Carr, John, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
1518 Carter, Charles Maurice, 3 June, 1918.
1519 Carter, George, 3 June, 1918.
1520 CartmaU, Daisy OUve, 3 Juae. 1918.
1521 Carver, Mary Glendinning, 3 June, 1918.
1522 Catley, Clare, 3 June, 1918.
1523 Causton, Ida Jessie, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1524 Cavan, Samuel Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1525 Cawood, Charles John, 3 June, 1918.
1526 Cayley, Dora, 3 June, 1918.
1527 Chaplin, Frank, 3 June, 1918.
1528 Chapman, Florence, 3 June, 1918.
1529 Chapman, George Russell, 3 June, 1918.
1530 Cherry, Edward Hazlehurst, 3 June, 1918.
1531 ChUds, James, 3 June, 1918.
1532 Chippendale, Martha, 3 June, 1918.
1533 Chune, Helen Gertrude, 3 June, 1918.
1534 Churchward, George Charles, 3 June, 1918.
1535 Chuter, Arthur George, 3 June, 1918.
1536 Claremont, Adel Dorothy, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1538 Clark, John Martin, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1539 Clark, WiUiam Morrison, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1540 Clarke, Francis WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1541 Claughton, Harold, 3 June, 1918.
1542 Clegg, Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
1543 Clegg, Bella, Mrs, 3 June, 1913.
1544 Clegg, Ethel Theodora, 3 June, 1918.
1545 Clements, Fred, 3 June, 1918.
1546 Clough, William, 3 June, 1918.
1547 Clucas, Alfred Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1548 Clutterbuck, MUlie Gertrude, 3 June, 1918.
1549 Cochran, Dora Alexandrina, 3 June, 1918.
1550 Cockburn, John Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
1551 Coe, Charles George, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
1552 Cole, Charles Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1553 Coleman, Arthur Charles, 3 June, 1918.
1555 Colley, Thomas Bellasyse, 3 June, 1918. (fit.)
1556 Collier, WUloughby, 3 June, 1918.
1557 CoUins, Abraham Bennett, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1558 Collins, George Alfred, 3 June, 1918.

(AI.)

(SI.)

659

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

1559 CoUins. Johu Howarth, 3 June, 191S.
1560 Collis, Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
1561 Cohnan, Joseph Leonard, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1562 ColviUe, Hon. George Charles, 3 June, 1918.
1563 Combe, Harvey Alexander Brabazon, 3 June, 1918. (Bi.)
1564 Connett, WUUam, 3 June, 1918.
1565 Consterdtoe, Rudolph, 3 June, 1918.
1566 Conway, Agnes Ethel, 3 June, 1918.
1567 Cooke, WUUam John, 3 June, 1918.
1568 Coombs, Edward Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
1569 Cooper, AUan Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
1570 Cooper, Eleanor Valentine, 3 June, 1918.
1571 Cooper, Harry Gordon, 3 June, 1918.
1572 Cope, Geoffrey SUverwood, 3 June, 1918.
1573 Corah, John Reginald, 3 June, 1918.
1574 Corbet, Hon. Mrs. Reginald, 3 June, 1918.
1575 Corner, Kate Agnes, 3 June, 1918.
1576 Corrie, Donald WeUdon, 3 June, 1918.
1577 Cory, Mabel EmUy Hartridge, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1578 CotteU, Amy Joan, 3 June, 1918.
1579 Cotterell, Thomas Sturge, 3 June, 1918.
1580 Cotton, George Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
1581 Cotton, James Temple, 3 June, 1918.
1582 Couper, John, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1583 Couratto, Paul Evelyn, 3 June, 1918.
1584 Course, Sarah Denton, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1585 Court, Eleanor Rosina, 3 June, 1918.
1587 Cowley, Norah Louisa, 3 June, 1918.
1588 Cowling, Eleanor, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1589 Cox, Charles Edwin, 3 June, 1918.
1590 Cox, Stephen, 3 June, 1918.
1591 Coyne, Russell, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1592 Crackuell, Nora Frances Elizabeth, 3 June, 1918.
1593 Cranfield, Guy WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1594 Crang, James, 3 June, 1918.
1595 Crawford, Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
1596 Crawford, Barbara Grace Rutherford, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1597 Crawford, James, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1598 Crawley, CecU, IDs, 3 Jime, 1918.
1599 Cree, IsabeUa Warden, 3 June, 1918.
1601 Cripps, Lucy Davis, 3 June, 1918.
1602 Critchtoson, WiUiam Thomas, 3 June, 1918.'
1603 Crook, George Henry HoUand, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1604 Crosby, Ada, 3 June, 1918.
1605 Cross, Charles Garsed, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1606 Cross, Minnie Eleanor EUzabeth, 3 June, 1918.
1607 Crowe, George Gorden, 3 June, 1918.
1608 Croxton, Edith Miriam, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1609 CudUp, Ethel Annie Lina Pender-, 3 June, 1918.
1610 Culbard, Amelia Jane Chisholm, 3 June, 1918.
1612 Cunningham, Edith Usher, 3 June, 1918.
1613 Cuthbertson, WiUiam Darling, 3 June, 1918.
1616 Dabnahoy, EmUy Marion, 3 June, 1918.
1617 Dalston, Norman Howard MaxweU, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1618 Daly, Amy, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1619 Daly, Hon. Florence Maria, 3 June, 1918.
1620 Darby, Margaret, 3 June, 1918.
1621 Darker, Charlotte Tarry, 3 June, 1918.
1622 Darnell, Thomas Noah, 3 June, 1918.
1623 Dashwood, Sidney Lewes, 3 June, 1918. (31.)
1624 Datta, Surendra Kumar, 3 June, 1918.
1625 Daubeny, Mabel Agnes, 3 June, 1918.
1626 David, Morgan Edwin, 3 June, 1918.
1627 Davidson, Elizabeth, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1628 Davidson, John Hay, 3 June, 1918.
1629 Davies, Ashton, 3 June, 1918.
1630 Davies, David Gordon, 3 June, 1918.
1631 Davies, Dorothy KevUl-, Mrs, 13 June, 1918.
1632 Davies, Ivor, 3 June, 1918.
1633 Davies, Owen, 3 June, 1918.
1634 Davies, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1635 Davies, WUliam, 3 June, 1918.
1636 Davis, Charles, 3 June, 1918.
1638 Davis, Owen, 3 June, 1918.
1639 Dawson, Arthur Robert, 3 June, 1918.
1640 Dawson, Frederick WUUam, 3 June, 1918.
1641 Day, Gertrude Margaret, 3 June, 1918.
1642 Deacon, Mary Ariel Stewart, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1643 Dean, Basil, 3 June, 1918.
1645 Dempsey, CorneUus Thomas, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
1646 Dennis, H. A, 3 June, 1918.
1647 Denny, Norah, 3 June, 1918.
1648 Devereux, Ethel Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1649 Dick, Octavius PeUy, 3 June, 1918.
1650 Dickey, Archibald Alexander George, 3 June, 1918.
1651 Dickie, James. 3 June, 1918.
1652 Dickinson, EmUy Frances, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1653 Dickinson, WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1654 Disney, Rev. Anthony Edward Denny, 3 June, 1918.
1655 Dive, Horace, 3 June, 1918.
1656 Dix, Seliua, 3 June, 1918.
1657 Dixey, Evelyn HUda, 3 June, 1918.
1658 Dodd, Peter, 3 June, 1918.
1659 Dodwell, Charles Money, 3 June, 1918.
1660 Doig, David, 3 June, 1918.
1661 Donald, Cecile, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1662 Donald, Ethel Maud, 3 June, 1918.
1663 Dooley, John, 3 June, 1918. (31.)
1664 Dooley, Raymond, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
1665 Doughty, Frederick George, 3 June, 1918. (at.)

I 1666 Dow, James WUliam, 3 June, 1918.
1667 Dower, Edward MaxweU, 3 June, 1918.
1668 Downs, John Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1669 Drake, Frank, 3 June, 1918.
1670 Drake, Tom, 3 June, 1918 (BI.)
1672 Drawer, Gertrude Louise, 3 June, 1918.
1673 Drummond, Charles James, 3 June, 1918.
1674 Duckworth, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
1675 Dudley, Edward Joseph Scott, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
1676 Duff, Victoria Adelaide Alexandrina Grant-, 3 June, 1918.
1677 Dufton, Dorothy, 3 June, 1918.
1678 Duncan, George Leopold, 3 June, 1918.
1679 Duncan, George Wilson, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1680 Dunk, Harry WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1681 Durrant, Walter Charles, 3 June, 1918.
1682 Eastcott, Henry John, 3 June, 1918.
1683 Eastick, Charles Esau, 3 June, 1918.
1685 Eddy, Edward George, 3 June, 1918.
1687 Edgecombe, Ethel, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1688 Edkins, Beresford Harry Huey, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
1690 Edwards, Annie Doulton-, 3 June, 1918.
1691 Edwards, Ivor, 3 June, 1918.
1692 Egerton, Christian Mary, 3 June, 1918.
1693 Elborne, Sydney Lipscomb, 3 June, 1918.
1694 EUiott, Blanche Beatrice, 3 June, 1918.
1695 EUis, Minnie, 3 June, 1918.
1696 Ellison, WiUiam Reynolds, 3 June, 1918. (if.)
1697 Elsdon, Francis WUUam, 3 June, 1918.
1698 Espliu, Annie, 3 June, 1918.
1699 Ethelston, Ruth Frances, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1700 Evans, Arthur Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
1701 Evans, Edwin, 3 June, 1918.
1703 Evans, Gweneth Kate Moy-, 3 June, 1918.
1704 Evans, S, 3 June, 1918.
1705 Evens, Elizabeth Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1706 Fanner, Henry Robert, 3 June, 1918.
1707 Fathers, AUce Mary, 3 June, 1918.
1708 Taylor, Winifred Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1709 Fenwick, Ernest Guy, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
1710 Ferguson, Amy, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1711 Fergusson, Robert Loftus, 3 June, 1918.
1712 Ferns, Walter, 3 June, 1918.
1713 Ferris, Pierce, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
1714 Fielden, Mysie, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1715 Figgis, Howard Bradley, 3 June, 1918.
1716 Finch, Marie Isabel, 3 June, 1918.
1717 Firth, John WUUam, 3 June, 1918.
1718 FlaveU, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1719 Fleming, Frederic John, 3 June, 1918.
1720 Fletcher, John WUliam, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
1721 Flower, John Walter, 3 June, 1918.
1722 Fludyer, Augusta Frances, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
1724 Fooks, Philip Edward Broadley, 3 June, 1918. (BI )
1725 Foot, Phyllis Margaret, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1726 Forbes, Duncan, 3 June, 1918.
1727 Forges, Charles Lee des, 3 Juuo, 1918.
1728 Foster, James Evelyn, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1729 Foster, Thomas BurdaU, 3 June, 1918.
1730 Foster, WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (Si.)
1732 Fowler, Charies Henry, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1733 Fox, WiUiam Harris. 3 June, 19l8. (M.)
1734 Foxall, Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
1735 Foyster, Arthur Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1736 Francis, Elizabeth Lydia, Mrs. Bult-, 3 June, 1918.
1737 Francis, Guy, 3 June, 1918.
1739 Franldin, Lilian Annie Margueretta, 3 June, 1918.
1740 Fraser, K. R, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1741 Fraser, Catherine, 3 June, 1918.
1742 Freegard, Charles Gordon, 3 June, 1918. (31.)
1743 Frew, Harry, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1744 Frost, Robert Henry, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1745 Frost, Sydney George, 3 June, 191S. (SI.)
1746 Fullager, Leo Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
1747 Fullerton, James Glen, 3 June, 1918.
1748 Fyson, Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
1749 Gadd, Helen, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1750 Gales, John RusseU, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1751 Galton, Mary Louisa, Mrs. Wheler-, 3 June, 1918.
1753 Game, Winifred, 3 June, 1918.
1756 Garland, Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
1757 Garlick, Edith, 3 June, 1918.
1758 Garlick, Richard, 3 June, 1918.
1759 Garner, Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
1760 Garrett, Charles Scott, 3 June, 1918.
1761 Garvagh, AUce Florence, Baroness, 3 June, 191S.
1762 Geddes, George, 3 June, 1918.
1763 Gemmill, Jane, Mis, 3 June, 1918.
1764 Geoghegan, Ethel Constance, 3 June, 1918.
1766 Gibson. Grace, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1769 Gilby, Frank, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1770 GUes, Robert Edgar, 3 June, 1918.
1772 GiUespie, James, 3 June, 1918.
1773 GiUett, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1774 GiUon, Dorothy Gladys, 3 June, 1918.
1775 Gilmour, James, 3 June, 1918.
1776 Gilpin, WiUiam John, 3 June, 1918.
1777 Gimson, Margaret, 3 June, 1918.
1778 Gladwell, Athelstan Louis, 3 June, 191S. (31.)
1779 Glazebrook, Monica, 3 June, 1918.
1780 Glen, James Morrison, 3 June 1918.
660

MEMBERS.

1781 Glendenning, William Purvis, 3 June, 1918.
1782 Glew, Frederick Harrison, 3 June, 1918.
1788 Goddard, Ernest, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1784 Godsell, Cornelius, 3 June, 1918.
1785 Gold. Maud Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1786 Goldingham, Isobel Frances, 3 June, 1918.
1787 Goodall, Amy Sophia, 3 June, 1918.
1788 Goodwin, John Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1789 Goodwin, Minnie, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1790 Goodyear, Mabel, 3 June, 1918.
1791 Gordon, Isidore Heyam, 3 June, 1918.
1792 Gordon, Lisa Mary, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1793 Gorman, James Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1794 Gorringe, Emmeline Mary Vallance, Mrs, S June, 1918.
1795 Gouk, William, 3 June, 1918.
1796 Gould, Harold Miller, 3 June, 1918.
1798 Grandto, Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
1799 Grantham, Jane Marian, Mrs. 3 June, 1918.
1800 Graves, Frances Marjorie, 3 June, 1918.
1802 Gray, Percy, 3 June, 1918.
1803 Gray, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
1804 Gray, Valentine Edgar, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1806 Greaves, Richard Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1807 Green, Alice, 3 June, 1918.
1808 Green. Arihur Stanley, 3 June, 1918.
1810 Green, William Isaac. 3 June, 1918.
1811 GreenaU, Fred, 3 June 1918.
1812 Greener, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1813 Greenwood, WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1814 Gregory, Basil Franois, 3 June, 1918.
1815 Gregory, Frances Violet, 3 June, 1918.
1816 Gregory, John. 3 June, 1918.
1817 Grey, Mary Lizette, 3 June, 1918.
1818 Grice, Geoffrey, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
1819 Griffin, James Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1820 Griffith, George Devonald, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
1821 Griffith, Louisa, 3 June. 1918.
1822 Griffiths, George Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1823 Grimsey, J. R, 3 June, 1918.
1824 Grose, Frederick. 3 June, 1918.
1825 Grounds, Thomas Collier, 3 June, 1918.
1826 Grumbar, Juttan Charles, 3 June, 1918.
1827 GuUd, James Bennett, 3 June, 1918.
1828 GuUford, Hannah, 3 June, 1918.
1829 Gunn, Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
1830 Gunton, George, 3 June, 1918.
1831 Gurling, James, 3 June, 1918.
1832 Gurney, Mabel Annie, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1833 Hackett, WiUiam Jennens, 3 June, 1918.
1834 Hale, Thomas Edward Sherwood, 3 June, 1918.
1835 Hales, Willes, 3 June, 1918. (ai.)
1836 HaU, Anthony, 3 June, 1918.
1837 Hall, AUce Mary, 3 June, 1918.
1839 Hall, George Frederick 3 June, 1918. (it.)
1840 Hall, Henry, 3 June. 1918.
1841 HaU, John Job, 3 June, 1918.
1843 HaU, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1844 Halse, Edyth Mary, Mrs., 3 June, 1918.
1845 HamUton, Jane Ethel, 3 June, 1918.
1847 Hancock, Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
1848 Hankms, Albert Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1849 Hannaford, Sarah Ann Pike, 3 June, 1918.
1850 Harburn, EUen Frances, 3 June, 1918.
1851 Hardie, John, 3 June, 1918.
1852 Harding. John Stafford Goldie, 3 June, 1918. (ai.)
1853 Hardy, Henry Harrison, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
1854 Harman, Rowland George, 3 June, 1918.
1855 Harris, WiUiam Blandford 3 June, 1918.
1856 Harrison, William John, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1857 Harrold, John Blake, 3 June, 1918.
1858 Harry, Herbert Edward, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1859 Hart, Ernest Sidney Walter, 3 June, 1918.
1860 Hart, Jane Elizabeth, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1861 Hartland, Lilian Mary, Mrs, 3 June. 1918.
1862 Harwood, Alfred, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1363 Harwood, Gertrude, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1865 Hasthorpe, Alice, 3 June, 1918.
1366 Hawker, Frank, 3 June, 1918.
1867 Hawker. Frank Feodor Wynne, 3 June, 1918.
1868 Hawker, Harry George, 3 June, 1918.
1869 Hawkins, John Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
1870 Hawson, MUlar Wright, 3 JuDe, 1918.
1871 Hay, Althea Maud, 3 June, 1918.
1872 Hayes, Agnes, 3 June, 1918.
1874 Haynes, George WUliam, 3 June, 1918. (sf.)
1875 Hayse, Thomas William James, 3 June, 1918.
1876 Hazlehurst, George, 3 June, 1918.
1877 Heap, Dis Evelina Margaret Campbell, 3 June, 1918.
1878 Heap, Stephen, 3 June, 1918.
1879 Heath, Thomas Arthur, 3 June. 1918. (st.)
1880 Hebron, Arthur Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1881 Helcke, Wilfred FuUeylove, 3 June, 1918.
1882 Henderson, Freda Marguerite Dorothy, Mrs, 3 June
1918.
1883 Henderson, John, 3 June, 1918.
1884 Henderson, Mabel, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1885 Hendin, Alexander James, 3 June, 1918.
1886 Hetherington, William Carruthers, 3 June, 1918.
1887 Hewitt, EUeen Mabel, 3 June, 1918.
1888 Hewitt, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.

1889 Hicks, Nicholas John, 3 June, 1918. (bi.)
890 Hicks, Thomas William, 3 June, 1918.
1891 Higgins, John, 3 June. 1918. (BI.)
1892 Higgon, Oatherine Octavia, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1893 HiU. Ledger Story, 3 June, 1918. (ai.)
1894 Hllliar, Robert James, 3 June, 1918.
1895 Hilliard, Gladys Elizabeth Clark, 3 June, 1918.
1897 Hills, Henry, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1898 Hills. Isabel Sinton, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1900 Hinchliffe, Arthur 3 June, 1918. (st.)
1901 Hinchliffe, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
1902 Hines, Ernest Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1903 Hhd, Thomas Cutten, 3 June, 1918.
1904 Hitchcock, Lawrence Hiron, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
1905 Hobday, John William, 3 June, 1918.
1907 Hodge, Richard Henry, 3 June, 1918. (31.)
1908 Hogarth, William Anthony, 3 June, 1918.
1909 Hollins, Mary Clare, 3 June, 1918.
1910 HoUoway, Reginald, 3 June, 1918. (bi.)
1912 Hope, Herbert George, 3 June, 1918.
1913 Hope, John, 3 June, 1918.
1914 Hopgood, Francis George, 3 June, 1918.
1915 Hopkins, Muriel Margaret, 3 June, 1918.
1917 Hopktoson, Allen Haigh, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1918 Hopper, Percy Clarence, 3 June, 1918.
1920 Horstmann, Gustav Otto Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1921 Houston, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1922 Howard, Annie, 3 June, 1918.
1923 Howard, Catherine Meriel, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
1924 Howes, William Trotman, 3 June, 1918.
1925 Howie, Christina Lamond, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1926 Howlett, Frank, 3 June, 1918.
1927 Hughes, George WaU Wall Bagot, 3 June, 1918.
1929 Hugill, Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
1930 Hume, William, 3 June, 1918.
1931 Humphrey, Thomas Clements, 3 June, 1918.
1932 Humphries, Albert. 3 June. 1918.
1933 Hunt, George, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1934 Hunter, Edith Lena, 3 June, 1918.
1935 Hunter, George Albert, 3 June, 1918.
1937 Hutchins, Arthur Edmund, 3 June, 1918.
1938 Hutton, Stamorfd, 3 June, 1918.
1939 Huxford, Ernest Henrv, 3 June, 1918.
1940 Huxter, Muriel Kathleen, 3 June, 1918.
1941 Inglis, Henry Maxwell Burton, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1944 Innes, James Oliver, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
1945 Irby, Gerald Howard Boteler, 3 June 1918. (si.)
1946 Irvine, Lionel Herbert. 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1947 Irving, Isabella, Mrs. Bell-, 3 June, 1918.
1948 Jackson, Margaret Lilian Cowper, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1949 Jackson, Roland, 3 June, 1918.
1950 Jackson, Violette Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1018.
1951 James, Diana Lily, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1952 James, Henry MaunseU, 3 J une, 1918.
1953 James, Iris Silburn, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
1954 James, Ivor Lough, 3 June, 1918.
1955 James, Josephine Selina, Mrs.. 3 June, 1918.
1956 Jazdouska, Mary Margaret, 3 June, 1918.
1957 Jefferys, Edward Compton, 3 June, 1918.
1958 Jenkins, Rees, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
1959 Jenkinson, Stanley Noel, 3 June, 1918.
1960 Joanes, Walter, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1961 Jobling, Thomas, 3 Juno, 1918.
1962 Johnson, Cuthbert, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1963 Johnson, Walter, 3 June, 1918.
1965 Johnston, Winifred Blanche, Mrs, 3 June, 1918,
1966 Jolly, Thomas Riley, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
1968 Jones, Brainard Arthur Robinson, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
1969 Jones, David Marteine, 3 June, 1918.
1970 Jones, Dorothea Adelaide Lowry Pughe, 3 June, 1918.
1972 Jones, Frederick Tobias 3 June. 1918.
1974 Jones, LUUe, Mrs. Highfield-, 3 June, 1918.
1975 Joughin, John Clague, 3 June, 1918.
1976 Joynson, Margaret Beatrice Ethel, 3 June, 1918.
1977 KeevU, Ambrose, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
1978 Keightley, Mary, 3 June, 1918.
1979 Keir, WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
1980 Kelly, Eleanor Sarah. 3 June, 1918. (at.)
1981 Kelly, Henry Titus, 3 June, 1918.
1982 Kemble, Henry, 3 June, 1918.
1983 Kemper, Joseph, 3 June, 1918. (31.)
1984 Kendall, Charlotte Emma Mabel, 3 June, 1918.
1985 Kenrick, Sylvia. 3 June, 1918.
1986 Kent, Arthur Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1987 Kenyon, Thomas. 3 June, 1918.
1988 Kenyon, Thomas AUan, 3 June, 1918.
1990 Kew, John Charies, 3 June, 1918.
1991 Kimber, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1992 Kimmins, James Charles Clegg, 3 June, 1918.
1993 Kindersley, Katherine Emma, 3 June, 1918.
1994 King, Rev. Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
1995 King, WUliam Samuel, 3 June, 1918.
1997 Kingsland, John Edward, 3 June, 1918.
1998 Kinloch, Charles, 3 June, 1918.
1999 Kinsman, Harry Jeoffrey, 3 June, 1918.
2000 Kirby, George Clarvis, 3 June, 1918.
2001 Kirby, Marion Ellen, 3 June, 1918.
2002 Kirkpatrick, Robert, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2003 Khwan, Florence Sydney Brudenell, 3 June. 1918,
2004 Kitchtag, Fanny Rushall. 3 June, 1918.

661

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

20052006 2007
2008 2009201120122013
20142015 2016
201720182019202020232024 20252026
2027 20282031203220332034
20352036203720382040 20422043
20442045 2046
2047204820492051205220532054205520562057 2059206020622063206420652066206720682069207020712072
20732074207520762077 207820792080 2082
20832085 2086
20872088 20892090
20912092
209320942096 2097
20982099210021022103?)042105210621072108 21092110
21112112 2113
2114211521162117

Knight, Christina Graham, 3 June, 1918.
Knights Henry Newton, 3 June, 1918.
Knocker, Reginald Edward 3 June, 1918.
Knox, Alice, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
Korn, George Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
Kynoch, Minnie, 3 June, 1918.
Lambert, Blanche Sarah, 3 June, 1918.
Lance, O, 3 June, 1918.
Lane, Charlotte Jane, Lady Arbuthnot, 3 June, 1918.
Lang, Stuart Jackson, 3 June, 1918.
Langley, Percy James, 3 June, 1918.
Langridge, Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
Latey, William, 3 June, 1918.
Lawrence, Angel Lawrence, 3 June, 1918.
Lawrence, Elizabeth Mary Hilda, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Lawson, Mildred Zacyntha, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Lawther, James Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
Leach, William, 3 June, 1918.
Lee, Loraine, 3 June, 1918.
Leeson, Gladys Mary, 3 June, 1918.
Leinster, Elsie Maude, 3 June, 1918.
Lerry, George Geoffrey, 3 June, 1918.
Lethbridge, Harold Octavius, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Letty, WUliam, 3 June, 1918.
Lewis, John, 3 June, 1918.
Lewis, WiUiam Reed-, 3 June, 1918.
Lewis, Wyndham, 3 June, 1918.
LiddeU, Dorothy Mary, 3 June 1918.
Liddle, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
Lindley, Walter, 3 June, 1918.
Lindsay, Harold Robert, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
Ling, Herbert Westwood, 3 June, 1918. (ai.)
Lipman, Samuel Niman, 3 June, 1918.
Lister, WUliam, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
Lloyd, Harry Duncaff, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Lloyd, Herbert Alan, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
Lobb, WilUam Stephen, 3 June, 1918.
Loch, EmUy Elizabeth, 3 June, 1918.
Loftin, Florence, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Logan, WUliam Malcolm, 3 June, 1918.
Lomax, Mabel Sarah, 3 June, 1918.
Long, Katherine Ellis, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Long, WUliam, 3 June, 1918.
Longmuir, Percy, 3 June, 1918.
Lord, Charles Ernest, 3 June, 1918.
Lowe, William Herbert, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
Lucas, Terence, 3 June, 1918.
Luker, Herbert William, 3 June, 1918.
Lumsden. Thomas William, 3 June, 1918.
Lund, Edmund, 3 June, 1918.
Lund, Janet, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Lush, Hubert, 3 June, 1918. (st.)
Luxon, George WUliam, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
Lyall, Mellicent, 3 June, 1918.
Lyell, Hon. Mrs. Charles Henry, 3 June, 1918
Lyle, Alexander Mcintosh, 3 June, 1918.
Lynch, Patrick, 3 June, 1918.
Lynne, Audrey, 3 June, 1918.
Lyon, Richard Charles, 3 June, 191S.
McAlister, John, 3 June, 1918.
McAnally, Sibyl La Fontaine, 3 June, 1918.
McCarthy, Ignatius James John, 3 June, 1918.
McClelland, Andrew, 3 June, 1918.
McClure, Mary, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
McCorkeU, Dudley Evelyn Bruce, 3 June, 1918.
McCrae, James, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
Macdonald of the Isles, Godfrey Middleton Bosville
3 June, 1918.
McDonnell, Walter Jam es, 3 June, 1918.
Macfarlane, James Arthur Henderson, 3 June, 1918
McFerran, EmUy, 3 June, 1918.
McGevor, John, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
McGUchrist, Thomas Brown, 3 June, 1918.
MacGregor, Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
MacGregor, Robert WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
McGuinness, Ethel Theresa, 3 June, 1918.
McGutoess, Mary Jane, 3 June, 1918.
Mcllvenna, James Graham, 3 June, 1918.
Macintyre, Duncan Mackinnon, 3 June, 1918
Mclntyre. William, 3 June, 1918.
Mackenzie, Donald, 3 June, 1918.
McKenzie, John, 3 June, 1918.
McKersie, Marion, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Mackie, Thomas Callender Campbell, 3 June, 19_3
Mackinnon, Alister, 3 June, 1918.
MacLachlau, James. 3 June, 1918.
Maclagan, Douglas Philip, 3 June, 1918
McLaren, John, 3 June, 1918.
MacLean, Charles Allan, 3 June 1918. (sf )
McLean, John Hair Kirk, 3 June, 1918
Machu-e, Margaret Eleanor, 3 June. 1918
McMahon, Albert James, 3 June, 1918. (Bf )
McMaster, Hugh, 3 June, 1918,
MacNab. Margaret Grahame Bryce 3 June, 1918.
McPherson, Dougal Campbell, 3 June, 1918. (at )
McPherson, Thomas, 3 June, 1918
McQuUlen, WUliam, 3 June, 1918.
McRae, Alexander, 3 June, 1918
Macrae, Herbert Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
McReddie, Margaret, Mrs. 3 June 191§

2118
2119212021212122212321242126212721292139
213121322133
2134
2135 213621372138
2139 2140
2141214221432144214521462147
2148214921502151 2153
215421552156 2157
215821592160 216121622163216421652166 2168
2169 21702171217221732174 2175
2176
2177 21782179
21802181
2182 218321842185 21882189
219021912192219321942195219621982199
2200 2201
2202220422052206
2207 2208
2209221022112212 2213
22142215 2216
22192220222122222223 22242225
2226

662

McRobbie, David, 3 June, 1918.
Mactavish, Herbert James, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
McVicar, Neil, 3 June, 1918.
McWUIiam, Dorothy, 3 June, 1918.
Magnus, WUliam Robert 3 June 1918.
Maguire, Richard Kenneth Calton, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
Malim, John Charles, 3 June 1918.
Mann, James Henderson, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
Manners, James Benjamin, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
ManseU, Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
Manwell, Gertrude Thompson, 3 June, 1918.
Maples, Buretta Mary, 3 June, 1918.
Markham, Anna Elizabeth Daisy, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Marshall, David Gregory, 3 June, 1918.
Marshall, Ethel Margaret, 3 June, 1918.
Martin, James Wright, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
Martineau, Edith, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
MartineUi, Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
Masson, James Irvine Orme, 3 June, 1918.
Masters, Wilfrid John, 3 June, 1918.
Masterton, John, 3 June, 1918.
Matcham, Sydney Harold, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Mathers, John Jephson, 3 June 1918.
Matheson Percy Kwing, 3 June, 1918.
Matthews, BasU Garland-, 3 June 1918. (M.)
Martinson, Thomas Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
Mauger, Jean Adolphe, 3 June, 1918.
Mawle, Sidney Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
Maxse, Marjorie, 3 June, 1918.
Maxwell, Frances Jane, Mrs. Patrick Heron-, 3 June
1918.
Maxwell, Stephen John, 3 June, 1918.
May, WUliam Henry, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
Meaby, Walter Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
Medd, Jesse Simpson, 3 June, 1918.
Meglaughlin, Barry, 3 June, 1918.
MeUonie, Thomas CyrU, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
MeUor, John, 3 June, 1918.
Melvttle, John Mitchell, 3 June, 1918.
Merchant, John Lewis, 3 June, 1918.
Merry, Henry Edward, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
Metcalfe, Harold WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
Micklethwait, Frances Mary Gore, 3 June, 1918.
Middlemas, Percy, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
Middleton, George Francis, 3 June, 1918.
MUburn, WUliam. 3 June, 1918.
Mttdren, WilUam, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
MUlar, Exley Livingston. 3 June, 1918. (at.)
MUledge, Minnie, 3 June, 1918.
Miller, Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
MiUer, Edith Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
MUls, Charles Augustus, 3 June, 1918.
Mills, Florence Leyland, 3 June, 1918.
MUne, Margaret Smith, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
Minett, Francis Colin, 3 June, 1918. (BI )
Mirehouse, Henry WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
MitcheU, James Knight, 3 June, 1918.
Mitchell, WUliam Boyd, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
Moh, Alexander Penrose David, 3 June, 1918.
Moir, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
Molyneaux, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
Monteflore, Geoffrey Edmund Sebag-, 3 June, 1918. (ai.
Moore, Annie, Mrs, 3 June, 191S
Moore, Cecil Arbuthnot St. George, 3 June, 1918. (31.)
Moore, Harry Formby, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
Mordey, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
Morgan, Bessie, 3 June, 1918.
Morgan, Edward Barcham, 3 June, 1918.
Morgan, Margaret Alice Agnes, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Morle, Helena Frances, 3 June, 1918
Morrey, Percy, 3 June, 1918. (31.)
Morris, Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
Morris, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1918.
Morris. Etheldreda, 3 June 1918.
Morris, Hardwick Grant, 3 June, 1918.
Morris, Jean Anderson, 3 Jure, 1918
Morris, WiUiam Anthony, 3 June, 1918.
Morrison, James Augustus, 3 June, 1918.
Morrison, John, 3 June, 1918.
Morse, Leopold George Esmond, 3 June, 1918.
Mortimore, CUfford Charles, 3 June, 1918
Morton, Elsie Eleanor, 3 June, 1918.
Morton, John Darnley Mitford, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
Mousley, Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
Mowat, Annie Angus, 3 June, 1918
Mudd, Edith Emily, 3 June, 1918
Mutter, Percy Maxwell-, 3 June, 1918
Mulligan, Clifford Victor, 3 June, 1918 (at )
Mutttas, George WilUam, 3 June, 1918
Murrant, Ernest Henry, 3 June, 1918
Musgrave, Arthur Stanley Gordon, 3 June, 1918. (if.)
Myatt, Agnes Rose, 3 June, 1918.
Napier. James Ross, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
Nash, Blanche Thompson, 3 June, 1918
Nash, Frank Horace Elliott, 3 June, 1918 (at )
Nash, Henry, 3 June, 1918.
Naylor, WiUiam James, 3 June, 1918
NeUl, Eric Vansittart Ernest, 3 June, 1918 (M )
Nevile, Maria Elizabeth, 3 June, 1918
Newall, John Walker, 3 June. 1918

MEMBERS.

(at.)

(ai.)

2227 Newton, Charles Wemyss, 3 June, 1918.
2228 Newton, John Charles, 3 June, 1918.
2229 NichoUs, George Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
2230 Nichols, Dorothea Marian, 3 June, 1918.
2231 Nicholson, Florence Isabel, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2232 Nicholson, Malcolm, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2233 Nicholson, Regtaald, 3 June, 1918.
2234 Nicholson, Samuel Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
2235 Nicol, Qutatin Anderson, 3 June, 1918.
2236 Niven, Charles Bain, 3 June, 1918.
2237 Noal, Frederick Worth, 3 June, 1918.
2238 Novis, William Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
2239 Offord, Alfred James, 3 June, 1918.
2241 Ogilvy, Diana Elizabeth Maria, 3 June, 1918.
2242 Oldfleld, Norman, 3 June, 1918.
2243 Oldmeadow, George Edward, 3 June, 1918.
2244 Olive, Annie Gordon, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2245 Oliver, John David, 3 June, 1918.
2246 O'Meara, Daniel John, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
2247 Ormerod, Annie, 3 June, 1918.
2248 Osborne, Albert Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
2250 Ost, WUUam Lewis, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2251 O'SulUvan, Gerald Hendon, 3 June, 1918.
2252 Outram, Haidee Maria, Mrs. William, 3 Juno, 1918.
2253 Oxburgh, George Stanley, 3 June. 1918.
2254 Oxland, Thomas Benjamin, 3 June, 1918.
2255 Packer, Henry Walter Percy, 3 June, 1918.
2256 Page, Agnes Margaret, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2257 Painting, Helen, 3 June, 1918.
2258 Pattn, Helen Grace, 3 June, 1918. (SI.)
2259 Paling, VinceDt, 3 June, 1918.
2260 Palmer, Clara, 3 June, 1918.
2261 Palmer, Hubert Leslie, 3 June, 1918.
2262 Palmer, WUliam, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
2263 Parker, Charles, 3 June, 1918.
2264 Parkin, James Edward, 3 June, 1918.
2265 Parkinson, James, 3 June, 1918.
2266 Parry, Mary Evelyn, 3 June, 1918.
2267 Partington, James Riddick, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
2268 PatenaU, Clara Poynton, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2269 Patrick, NeU James Kennedy-Cochran-, 3 June, 1918.
(M.)
2270 Payne, George, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
2271 Payne, Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
2272 Payne, Lilv, 3 June, 1918.
2273 Peacock, Alice Evelyn, 3 June, 1918.
2274 Peacock, May Beauchamp, 3 June. 1918.
2275 Pearce, John, 3 June, 1918.
2276 Pearson, John Howard, 3 June, 1918.
2277 Pennell, Charles Waldegrave, 3 June, 1918.
2278 PenneU, Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
2279 Peppercorn, Geoffrey Arthur, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
2280 Perry, Ada Stah, 3 June, 1918.
2281 Pescod, Joseph Hind, 3 June, 1918.
2282 Phelps, Fanny Elizabeth, 3 June, 1918.
2283 PhilUps, CecUia Lucas, 3 June 1918.
2284 PhiUips, George Lort, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2285 Picken, Richard Nelson, 3 June, 1918 (at.)
2286 Petering Edward Fitzgerald Samuel, 3 June, 1918.
(at.)
2287 Thorbum, Henrietta Sybil Douglas, Mrs. Stephen Keith
3 June, 1918.
2288 PUkington, Leonard Gamier, 3 June, 1918.
2289 Pine, John Henry, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2291 Pitt, NeUie Flora, 3 June, 1918.
2292 Plaister, WiUiam Edward, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2293 Piatt, Oswald Gordon, 3 June, 1918. (31.)
2294 Poate, Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
2295 Pocock, Dorothy Martha, 3 June, 1918.
2296 Poole, Arthur Reginald, 3 June, 1918.
2297 Pooley, Arthur Mttnes, 3 June, 1918.
2299 Powne, Leslie, 3 June, 1918.
2300 Prentice, WUliam Francis, 3 June, 1918.
2301 Preston, Mark Rushworth, 3 June, 1918.
2302 Preston, WUUam Edward, 3 June, 1918.
2303 Price, James Beer, 3 June, 1918.
2304 Price, Violet Amelia, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2305 Prichard, Alice Maud, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2307 Prince, Edwin James, 3 June, 1918.
2308 Proger, Harriet Gertrude, Mrs, 3 June. 1918.
2309 Prowse, Albert Edward, 3 June, 1918-
2310 Pryor. Ethne Philippa, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2311 Purvis, WiUiam Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
2312 Pyke, WilUam Thomas, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2313 Quann, John James, 3 June, 1918. •
2316 Quick, Sidney Curtis, 3 June, 1918
2317 Radford, Dorothy, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2318 Radford, Joseph Charles, 3 June, 1918.
2320 Rataford, Thomas, 3 June, 1918
2321 Ramsbottom, Edmund Cecil, 3 June 1918.
2322 Ramsay, Francis Graham, 3 June, 1918.
2323 Rankine, WiUiam, 3 June, 1918.
2325 Ratcliff, Sydney, 3 June, 1918. (af.)
2326 Raven, Norman Vincent, 3 June, 1918.
2327 Rawlinson, Leonard, 3 June, 1918.
2329 Raynor, Robert Osmond, 3 June, 1918.
2330 Reader, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
2331 Reavill, Ernest Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
2332 Reed, Edwin, 3 June, 1918.
2333 Rees, Ernest WUmot, 3 June, 1918.

(st.)

(at.)(ii.)

(ai.)

2334 Rees, Henry, 3 June, 1918.
2335 Rees, T. E, 3 June, 1918.
2336 Reeve, William Booth, 3 June, 1918.
2337 Reeves, George, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2338 Reynolds, Ethel Maude, 3 June, 1918.
2339 Richards, Percival Stanley, 3 June, 1918. (bi.)
2340 Richardson, Rev. Albert Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
2341 Richardson, Annie Bertha, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2342 Richardson, Harry, 3 June, 1918.
2343 Richardson, Mary Anita, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2344 Rideal, Eric Keightley, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2345 Riordan, Thomas Mortimer, 3 June, 1918.
2346 Ritchie, John, 3 June, 1918. (Bi.)
2347 Ritchlngs, Mary Thompson, 3 June, 1918.
2348 Roberts, David Richard, 3 June, 1918.
2349 Roberts, Gomer, 3 June, 1918.
2350 Roberts, Henry David, 3 June, 1918.
2351 Roberts, Herbert Charles, 3 June, 1918.
2352 Roberts, John, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
2353 Robertson, Archibald Campbell, 3 June, 1918.
2354 Robertson, Richard Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
2355 Robinson, Thomas Ingle, 3 June, 1918.
2356 Rodger, James Allison, 3 June, 1918.
2357 Rodham, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
2358 Roebuck, Samuel, 3 June, 1918.
2360 Rogers, Henry, 3 June, 1918.
2362 Rogers, James George, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
2363 Rogers, Joan, 3 June, 1918..
2364 Romer, LeUa Harriette, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2365 Rose, James, 3 June, 1918.
2366 Ross, Jamef. Maxwell, 3 June, 1918.
2367 Ross, John David McBeath, 3 June, 1918.
2368 Ross, Stella Maude Dahymple, 3 June, 1918.
2369 Rowe, John William, 3 June, 1918.
2370 Rowe, Mabel Ruth, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2371 Rowe, William George, 3 June, 1918.
2372 Rowland, Joseph Samuel, 3 June, 1918.
2373 Rowley, Charles Donovan, 3 June, 1918.
2374 Royce, Elizabeth Lilian, 3 June, 1918.
2375 Rudge, Louise Alice, 3 June, 1918.
2376 Runciman, Henry Weir, 3 June, 1918.
2377 Rush, Thomas Arthur Edwin, 3 June, 1918
2378 RusseU, Diana, 3 June. 1918.
2379 Russell, Rachel Augusta, 3 June, 1918.
2380 RusseU, WUUam Sidney. 3 June, 1918.
2381 Ruston, Henry Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
2382 Rutland, Georgo Henry, 3 June 1918.
2383 Sage, AUen Molyneux Baxter, 3 June, 1918.
2384 Salter, WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1918.
2385 Sambridge, WUUam, 3 June, 1918.
2386 Sample, Leslie, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
2387 Sampson, Howard, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2388 Sandford, Elizabeth, 3 June, 1918.
2389 Sankey, Henry John, 3 June, 1918.
2390 Sargtot, Olga Joyce Forbes, Mrs, 3 June, 1918
2391 Saunders, Ina, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2392 Savage, John Clifford, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
2393 Sayer, Harold Edward, 3 June, 1918.
2394 Scarfe, Fred, 3 June, 1918.
2395 Scarlett, Albert Edward, 3 June, 1918.
2396 Scatterty, Agnes, Mrs, 3 June, 1918
2397 Schofield, James Rimmer, 3 June, 1918.
2398 Scott, Eloise Irene, 3 June, 1918.
2399 Scott, Gladys Mary, 3 June, 1918.
2400 Scott, James, 3 June, 1918.
2401 Scott, John, 3 June, 1918.
2402 Scott, Muriel Elena, 3 June, 1918. (31.)
2404 Segrue, George Edward, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2405 Semmons, Foster James, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2406 Settle, Agnes Hannah, Mrs, 3 June 1918.
2407 Seward, Alfred Charles, 3 June, 1918.
2408 Seymour, Frank, 3 June, 1918.
2409 Shackleton, Kathleen, 3 June, 1918.
2410 Sharp, Gerald Whittaker. 3 June, 1918.
2411 Sharp, WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (BI >
2412 Sharpe, James Edward, 3 June, 1918.
2413 Shaw, Gertrude, 3 June, 1918.
2414 Shaw, Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
2415 Shaw, Katherine, Mrs, 3 June IMS-
2416 Shawcross, George NuttaU, 3 June, 1918.
2417 Sheffield, Mary Edith, 3 June, 1918.
2418 Short, John, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2419 Siddon, EmUy Frances, 3 June, 1918.
2421 Simpson, Geoffrey Hugh, 3 June, 1918
2422 Simpson, Herbert, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
2424 Sinclair, Edward, 3 June, 1918. (at )
2425 Sinclah. Samuel Christian, 3 June, 1918.
2426 Skelton, WUliam Simmonds, 3 June, 1918.
2427 SHffington, Donald McLean 3 June, 1918
2428 Skinner, Herbert Fenton, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2429 Skurray, Ernest Clement, 3 June, 1918.
2430 Slade, George Frederick 3 June, 1918
2431 Smale, Bertram Haylock, 3 June, 1918
2432 Smallbones, Robert Townsend 3 June, 1918.
2433 Smallwood, Henry Sankey, 3 June, 1918.
2434 Smedley, Charles Frederick 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2435 Smedley, Olive Truda Marsden-, 3 June, 1918.
2436 Smedley, WUliam Henry, 3 June, 1918.
2438 Smith, Annie Hansley, 3 June, 1918.
2439 Smith, Aubrey Goldmg, 3 June, 1918.

(M.)

(31.)

(SI.)

663

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

2440 Smith, Constance Maitland WUson, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2441 Smith, Dempster, 3 June, 1918.
2442 Smith, Fred John, 3 June, 1918.
2443 Smith George Geoffrey, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2444 Smith, Herbert Edwin, 3 June, 1918.
2445 Smith, Anne Huntingdon Melville, Mrs, 3 June, 191S.
2446 Smith, James Albert, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
2448 Smithers, Walter, 3 June, 1918. (It.)
2449 Smy, Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
2450 Smythe, Albert Charles Butler-, 3 June, 1918.
2451 Snaith, Adam Currie, 3 June, 1918.
2452 Songhurst, Fred Hibbard, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2453 Sorby, Gertrude Vera, 3 June, 1918.
2455 Sparkes, Stanley, 3 June, 1918.
2456 Spence, Caroline Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2457 Spencer, Henry Bath, 3 June, 1918.
2458 Spencer, John Haywood. 3 June, 1918.
2459 Spicer, Alfred, 3 June, 1918.
2460 Spiers, Gavin, 3 June, 1918.
2461 Spikins, Armande, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2462 Spite, Eva Harvey, 3 June, 1918.
2463 Stafford, Reginald Vemon, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2464 Stagg, George Ernest, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2465 Stainforth, Gladys Margaret, 3 June, 1918.
2467 Stampe, Bernard Coatsworth, 3 June, 1918.
2468 Stanley, Leonard, 3 June, 1918.
2469 Stanton, Frederick William, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2470 Stapledon, Reginald George, 3 June, 1918.
2471 Stark, Frank Tapscott, 3 June, 1918.
2473 Staunton, George Sydney, 3 June, 1918.
2474 Steeds, Ethel Mary, 3 June, 1918.
2475 Steel, Charles Walter, 3 June, 1918.
2476 Stephen, Henry Brown Torrie, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2477 Stephens, Amy Frances Caroline, 3 June, 1918,
2478 Stephenson, Marjory, 3 June, 1918.
2479 Stevenson, John Home, 3 June, 1918.
2480 Stevenson, Samuel, 3 June, 191».
2481 Stewart, Mary Jane, 3 June, 1918.
2482 Still, Marjorie Ellen, 3 June, 1918.
2483 Sthling, Charles Frederick, 3 June, 1918. (Bi.)
2484 Stoddard, John Wilkie, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2485 Stone, Isaac, 3 June, 1918.
2486 Storey, Henry, 3 June, 1918.
2487 Stoughton, Maud Eleanor, 3 June, 1918.
2488 Stovell, Frederick, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2489 Strachan, James, 3 June, 1918.
2490 Strang, Matthew Smellie, 3 June, 1918.
2491 Strother, Cyril John, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
2492 Stuart, Florence Louise, Lady, 3 June, 1918.
2493 Stuart, George Barclay, 3 June, 1918.
2494 Sturdee, Arthur Hope, 3 June, 1918.
2495 Sturt, Ethel Hariette, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2496 Sullivan, Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
2497 Summers, Ada Jane, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2499 Sutherland, John, 3 June, 1918.
2500 Sutton, CecU Norman Stafford, 3 June, 1918.
2501 Sutton, John Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
2502 Swanson, David, 3 June, 1918.
2503 Swinnerton, Robert William. 3 June, 1918.
2504 Sykes, Joseph Percival, 3 June, 1918.
2505 Sykes, WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1918.
2508 Tadema, Anna Alma, 3 June, 1918.
2509 Tait, James, 3 June, 1918.
2511 Tanner, Edward, 3 June, 1918.
2512 Taylor, BramweU, 3 June, 1918.
2514 Taylor, Frank GeUie, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2515 Taylor, Geoffrey Fell, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2516 Taylor, Harold Victor, 3 June, 1918.
2517 Tayloi, Louis Henry, 3 June, 1918.
2518 Taylor, Richard Francis, 3 June, 1918.
2519 Tebbutt, Mary Jessie, 3 June, 1918.
2520 Tebbutt, Katherine Rose, 3 June, 1918.
2521 Teesdale, Kenneth John Marmaduke, 3 June, 1918.
2522 Temple, Robert. 3 June, 1918.
2523 Thane, Frank Edward Seymour, 3 June, 1918.
2524 Theobald. Charles Henry Gordon Evre, 3 June, 1918.
2525 Thesiger, Hon. Percy Mansfield, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2526 Thhkell, Constantine, 3 June, 1918.
2527 ThhkeU, William. 3 June, 1918.
2528 Thomas, Bert, 3 June, 1918.
2529 Thomas, Edward, 3 June, 1918.
2531 Thomas, Harry Jones, 3 June, 1918.
2532 Thomas, Sidney Arthm, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
2533 Thomas, William Gearing, 3 June, 1918.
2534 Thomas, William Henrv, 3 June, 1918.
2535 Thompson, Edward, 3 June, 1918.
2536 Thompson, Jessie Catherine, 3 June, 1918
2538 Thompson, WUliam Henry, 3 June, 1918.
2539 Thompson, William Nelson, 3 June, 1918.
2540 Thomson, James, 3 June, 1918.
2541 Thomson, James Miln, 3 June, 1918.
2542 ThornhUl Beatrice Mary Compton, 3 June, 1918.
2543 Thyne, John Sinclair, 3 June, 1918.
2545 Tiffen, Doris Ada, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2546 Tinn, John, 3 June, 1918.
2547 Tizard, Ethel Annie, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
2548 Todd, Edith Mary EUzabeth, 3 June, 1918. (st )
2549 Toller, Emma Anne, Mrs, 3 June, 1918
2551 Tonner, James, 3 June, 1918.
2552 Tooth, Louis Frederick, 3 June, 1918.

2553 Topham, Harry, 3 June, 1918.
2554 Town, Christopher Edward, 3 June, 1918.
2555 Townshend, Margery, 3 June, 1918.
2556 Trathan, Walter, 3 June, 1918.
2557 Treanor, Francis James, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2559 Trigg, WUUam Ewart Gladstone, 3 June, 1918.
2560 Trounce, AUce, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2561 Tucker, George John, 3 June, 1918.
2562 Tucker, Ina Aveltog, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2563 TurnbuU, George Drummond, 3 June, 1918.
2564 Turner, Adolphus Frederick Franklyn, 3 June, 1918.
2565 Turner, Cameron, 3 June, 1918.
2566 Turner, Catherine Mary, 3 June 1918.
2568 Turner, WiUiam Walker 3 June, 1918.
2569 Tweedale, S, 3 June, 1918.
2570 Tweedy, WUliam Glenhohne, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2571 Tytherleigh, Arthur Henry, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2572 Uden, Walter Jeffery, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
2573 Umney, Percy, 3 June, 1918.
2574 Usher, Rachel LUian May, 3 June 1918.
2575 Le Vack, WUUam, 3 June, 1918.
2576 Vane, Sybil, 3 June, 1918.
2577 Vanneck, Arthur Percy, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2578 Vansittart, Robert Arnold, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2579 Vaughan, WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2580 Veale, William John, 3 June, WIS.
2582 Venables, Margaret, 3 June, 1918.
2583 Venn, Ella Margaret, 3 June, 1918.
2584 Vickers, Charles, 3 June, 1918.
2585 VUmet, Henry Frederic VUmet Oldham-, 3 June
1918.
2586 Waddingham, George, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2587 Wade, Thomas Callander, 3 June, 1918.
2588 Wade, WiUiam John, 3 June, 1918.
2589 Waghome, John, 3 June, 1918.
2590 Wagstaffe, Ellen Charlotte, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2591 Wainwright, Mabel Frances Hewitt, 3 June, 1918
2592 Waite, James, 3 June, 1918.
2593 Wakefield, WiUiam Birkbeck, 3 June, 1918.
2594 Waldegrave, Alfred John, 3 June, 1918.
2595 Waldegrave, Alice, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2597 Walker, Keith Jerome, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
2598 Wall, WUliam Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
2600 Walter, Edna, 3 June, 1918.
2601 Ward, Ada Grace, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2602 Ward, Edward, 3 June, 1918. (3f.)
2603 Ward, John Henry, 3 June, 3 918.
2604 Ward, Tom, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2605 Wardroper, Arthur Kingsley, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2606 Warnock, William Findlay, 3 June, 1918.
2607 Warren, Marmont, 3 June, 1918.
2608 Waters, Donald, 3 June, 1918.
2609 Watkins, Dorothy EmUy, 3 June, 1918.
2612 Watson, Albert Harold Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
2613 Watson, James, 3 June, 1918
2614 Watson, John, 3 June, 1918.
2615 Watson, Marguerite Audrey, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2616 Watson, Mildred Jane Musgrave, 3 June, 1 918.
2617 Watt, Madge Robertson, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2618 Watt, John WUliam, 3 June, 1918.
2619 Watters. John, 3 June, 1918.
2620 Weaver, Charles Henry, 3 June, 1918.
2621 Webster, Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
2622 Welch, LiUan Emily, 3 June, 1918
2623 Wellington, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
2624 Wells, MUdmay Francis, 3 June, T918
2625 WeUs, Selkirk, 3 June, 1918.
2626 West, Charles. 3 June, 1918. (at )
2627 Westbrook, Gertrude Cleave. 3 June, 1918
2628 Westcott, John Richard, 3 June, 1918.
2630 Weston, Henry Gould, 3 June. 1918.
2631 Wharton, Frederick Malcolm, 3 June, 1918.
2632 Wheble. Ursula Mary, 3 June, 1918.
2633 Wheeler, Edward Thomas, 3 June, 1918
2634 Whiles, George Frederick, 3 June, 1918.
2635 Whitaker, EUeen, Mrs. 3 June, 1918
2636 White, Charles Arthur, 3 June, 1918.
2637 White, Jessie McHardie, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2638 White, Percival, 3 June, 1918.
2639 Whitehead, Mary Catharine, Mrs, 3 June, 1918
2640 Whitehorn, Roy Drummond, 3 June, 1918
SSfi Whitfield, Frederick Ernest Banister, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
2642 Whiting, Ernest James, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2643 Whittaker, Mary Fanny, 3 June, 1918.
2644 Whitworth, Geoffrey Budibent, 3 June, 1918.
2645 Wigan, Aubrey John Graham-, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2646 Wiguall, Edith Marguerite, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2647 Wild, Norman Ward, 3 June, 1918
2648 Wilder, Edward H, 3 June, 1918. (BI )
2649 Wilkins, Margaret Mabel, 3 June, 1918.
2650 WUkinson, Martin, 3 June, 1918
2651 WUliams, Emma Christine, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2652 Williams, Leonard Henry, 3 June 1918
2653 Williams, Percy Alec, 3 June, 1918. (at )
o»r i WUliamson, Rhoda Mapy "Westropp, 3 June, 1918.
2656 Willis, Maud Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918
SftI 2iHis',Eey- Michael HamUton Gibson, 3 June, 1918.
2658 WUls, Marian Margaret, 3 June, 1918
2659 WUson, Edith Annie, Mrs, 3 June 1918
2660 WUson, George Alexander, 3 June, 1918
664

MEMBERS.

2661 WUson, James, 3 June, 1918.
2662 Wilson, Margaret Rowley, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2663 WUson, Robert James, 3 June, 1918.
2664 WUson, William Major, 3 June, 1918.
2665 Winder, Ada Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2666 Witts, John Travell, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2667 Wolferstan, Evelyn, 3 June, 1918.
2668 Wood, Gamble Ekin Vickers, 3 June, 1918.
2669 Woodcock, WUUam Stanley, 3 June, 1918.
2670 Woodhams, Walter Lee, 3 June, 1918.
2671 Woodman, Norah Blanche, 3 June, 1918.
2672 Woods, Constance Ada. Mrs, 3 June. 1918.
2673 Woodward, Charles WUliam, 3 June, 1918.
2674 Wordsworth, Annie EUzabeth. 3 June, 1918.
2675 Worth, WUliam Percy, 3 June, 1918.
2676 Worthington, Nora Mary Bayley, 3 June, 1918
. 2677 Worthington, Gwenyth, 3 June, 1918.
2678 Wren, Albert Charles, 3 June, 1918.
2679 Wright, Calvin, 3 June, 1918.
2680 Wright, Clare Elise Ellington, 3 June, 1918.
2681 Wright, Douglas WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
2682 Wright, Florence Helena, 3 June. 1918.
2683 Wright, Mary Veronica, 3 June. 1918.
2685 Wright, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
2686 Wrigley, Constance. 3 June, 1918.
2687 Wyatt, Katharina Montagu. 3 June, 1918.
2689 Yeld, Ellen, 3 June, 1918.
2690 Young, Clarence Ross, 3 June, 1918.
2691 Youngman, Annie, 3 June, 1918.
2693 Hardy, Ismay Gertrude, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2694 Gracey, Mabel Alice, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2695 Kealy, Tempe, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2696 Jackson, Dorothy Starr, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2697 Browning, Mary Louisa, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2698 Fremantle, Vera Evelyn Seltoa, Mrs. Selwyn Howe,
3 June, 1918.
2699 Gupta, Jnanendra Nath, 3 June, 1918.
2700 Clarke, Antoinette, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2701 Mumford, Hilda, Mrs, 3 June. 1918.
2702 Hemingway, Stennet, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2703 Dutt, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2704 NevUl, Euphan, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2705 Pehse, Florence Ida, Mrs, 3 June 1918.
2706 Playlah, Caro, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2707 Laslett, Charles Frederick, 2 June, 1918.
2708 Milne, AUce Stuart, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2709 SuUivan, Robina OUve, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2710 Broomfield, Dorothy, Mrs, 3 June. 1918.
2711 Ayyar, Visalakshi Narayana, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2712 Arbery. James, 3 June, 1918.
2713 Ward, John Chappell, 3 June, 1918.
2715 Ray, Prasanna Kumar, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2710 Chazal, Dora Stewert, Mrs. de, 3 June, 1918.
2717 Shaw, Herbert Hunlev, 3 June, 1918.
2718 Badu Budh Sen, 3 June, 1918
2719 Gurtu, Pandit Mannohan Nath, 3 June, 1918.
2720 Singh, Babu Sardar, 3 June, 1918.
2721 Tahsildar, Pandit Ganga Dutt Joshi, 3 June, 1918.
2722 Havock, Donald St. John, 3 June, 1918.
2723 Robertson, Richard, 3 June, 1918.
2724 Gittings, Gwendoline. Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2725 Green, Thomas George, 3 June, 1918.
2726 Nawab of Dera. Nawab Ahmed Nawaz Khan, Saddozai,
3 June, 1918.
2727 Powell, Ernest Robert, 3 June. 1918.
2728 Naidu, Rao Bahadur Shrinivasulu, 3 June, 1918.
2729 Rao, M. Narsing, 3 June, 1918.
2730 Hayward, William, 3 June, 1918.
2731 Gregson, Thomas, 3 June. 1918.
2732 Knowles, Charles James, 3 June, 1918.
2733 Devasahayam, Sardar Bahadur, 3 June, 1918.
2734 Kathait, Bishan Singh, Sardar Bahadur, 3 June, 1918.
2735 Gupta, Babu Srimanta Kumar Das, 3 June, 1918.
2736 Sen, Nirmal Sankar, 3 June, 1918.
2737 Anderson, Percival James, 3 June, 1918.
2738 Khan, Munshi Muhammad Zaman, 3 June, 1918.
2739 Khan, Sardar Bahadur, 3 June, 1918.
2740 Nath, Lala Amar, 3 June, 1918.
2741 Khan, Abdul Majid, 3 June, 1918.
2742 Singh, Babu Shyam Naryan, 3 June, 1918.
2743 Bose, Babu Aran Kumar, 3 June, 1918.
2744 Patnaik, Babu Lakshmtaarayan, 3 June, 1918.
2745 Pardhi, Ramchandra Moreshwar, 3 June, 1918.
2746 Ali, Khan Sahib Ishtiak, 3 June, 1918.
2747 Nath, Rai Bahadur Bhola, 3 June, 1918.
2748 Manik, U. Kmuin, Siem of MyUiem, Assam, 3 June, 1 918.
2749 Harison, U, Siem of Rambray, Assam, 3 June, 1918.
2750 Alston, Frances Carr Ross, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2751 Ghatak, Narendra Nath, 3 June, 1918.
2752 Ram, Pandit Daulat, 3 June, 1918.
2753 Cowasji, Serene, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2754 Bhandari, Rai Bahadur Gopal Das, 3 June, 1918.
2755 Chand, Rai Bahadur Pandit Davi, 3 June, 1918.
2756 Dass, Babu Pyari Lai, 3 June, 1918.
2757 Das, Babu Kamini Kumar, 3 June, 1918.
2758 Jaywant, Ram Krishna Raoji, 3 June ,191b.
2759 Hayes, LUIian May McCaully, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2760 Bhajekar, Vinayak Narayan, 3 June, 1918.
2761 Chaudhuri, Surat Kunwar, 3 June, 1918.
2762 Hindmarsh, Bdwin Andrew Cuthbert, 3 June, 1918.

2703
2764 27652766276727682769 27702771
2772 2773
27742775 2776277727782779278127822783278427852786 278727882789
27902791 279227932794279527962797 279827992800
2801 280228032804
2805 2806
28072808280928112812281328142815 2816
2817 281828192820
2821 2822
2823 2824
282528262827
282828292830283128322833 283428352836
28372838 2839284028412842
28432844 2845
284628472848 28492850285128522853 2854 28552856 28572858 2859
665

Wright, May, Mrs. Hall-, 3 June, 1918.
Brierly, Clement HaU, 3 June, 1918.
Khan, Subedar Wall Muhammad, 3 June, 1918.
Robson, Helene, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Tydeman, Ethel, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Reaks, Sidney Hugh, 3 June, 1918.
Ilahi, Khan Bahadur Chaudliuri Karam, 3 June, 1918.
Gopal, Rai Sahib Lala Ram, 3 June, 1918.
AU, Khan Sahib Chaudhri Fazal, 3 June, 1918.
Khan of Kotla, Khan Bahadur Arbab Muhammad Azam,
3 June, 1918.
Sethi, of Peshawar, Khan Bahadur Haji Karim Bakhsh,
3 June, 1918.
Khiomal, Lekhraj, 3 June, 1918.
Vakil, Pestan Shah Nussedwanji, 3 June, 1918.
Wiggett, John Howitson, 3 June, 1918.
Gillespie, Margaret, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Chaudhuri, Raja Mahendra Ranjan Ray, 3 June, 191S.
Singh, Babu Manindra Chandra, 3 June, 1918.
Grant, Norman, 3 June, 1918.
Singh, Babu Shiba Prasad, of Jharia, 3 June, 1918.
Gupta, Rai Sahib Chandra Narayan, 3 June, 1918.
Hart, Maurice Roberts WUson, 3 June, 1918.
Avargal, M. R. Ry. Tiruvadi Chidambara Ramaswami
Sarma, 3 June, 1918.
Hussain, Khan Sahib Sayad Nazir, 3 June, 1918.
Sen, Babu Upendra Nath. 3 June, 1918.
Ghose, Babu Atal Chandra, 3 June, 1918.
Antia, Jamsetji Dinshaw, 3 June, 1918.
Davis, Georgina Jessie Chisholm, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Spence, Mary Denham, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
M. R. Ry. Diwan Bahadur Mandayam Ananda PiUay
Parthasarathi Ayyangar Avargal, B.L, 3 June, 1918.
Jessop, Gertrude, 3 June, 1918.
Carrick, Margaret, 3 June, 1918.
Deaken, Margaret, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Whitcombe, Adeline Elizabeth, 3 June, 1918.
Palit, Lokendra Nath. Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Ewing, Annie, 3 June, 1918.
Husain, Khan Bahadur Mir TawaqquI, 3 June, 1918.
Khan, Nawab Ahmad Saiyed, 3 June, 1918.
Ram, Chaudhri Data, 3 June, 1918.
Joshi, Rai Bahadur Dharma Nand, 3 June, 1918.
Kishan, Pandit Maharaj, 3 June, 1918.
Ali, Subedar-Major Ashaq, 3 June, 1918.
Khan, Mian Yar Muhammad, 3 June, 1918.
Ram, Resaldar Bahadur Sahaj, 3 June, 1918.
Singh, Sardar Fateh, 3 June, 1918.
Singh, Raja Fateh, 3 June, 1918.
Wardle, Flora, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Sangma, Babu Jagin, 3 June, 1918.
Latif, Khan Sahib Maulvi Mohammad Abdul, 3 June,
1918.
Shah, Rai Sahib Lala Tirath Ram, 3 June, 1918.
Muhammad, Khan Bahadur Wadera Nur, 3 June, 1918.
Hart, Henry, 3 June, 1918.
Vores, PhUippa, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
East, Percy Harry, 3 June, 1918.
Hall, Charles Leavers, 3 June, 1918.
Johnstone, Arthur Henry, 3 June, 1918.
Craig, Alexander Robertson, 3 June, 1918.
WUliams, Arthur Owen, 3 June, 1918.
Bury, George Wyman, 3 June, 1918.
Kennedy, Rev. Samuel Hanna, 3 June, 1918.
Merton, Arthur Sidney, 3 June, 1918.
Storrar, George Ronald, 3 June, 1918.
Walker, Charles Craven Howell, 3 June, 1918.
Williams, John Edgar, 3 June, 1918.
Bolland, Arthur Phttip, 3 June, 1918.
Abraham, Constance Palgrave, Mrs.. 3 June, 1918.
Bankart, Alfred Seymour, 3 June, 1918.
Bethell, Thyra Talvase, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Boden, Annie Sanetta, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Bollard, Louisa, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Chilton, Elizabeth, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Conn, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
Corry, Alice Maude, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Crooke, Jane Duthie, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Donaldson, Ada Maud, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Findlay, EUen Kent, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Galbraith, Marion, Mrs., 3 June, 1918.
George, WiUiam Henry Harrison, 3 June, 1918.
Graham, Helen, 3 June. 1918.
Grimmond, Margaret Isabella, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Hill, Jessie, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Lee, Jane Winfleld, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Lock, Esther Georgina, Mrs, 3 June. 1918.
MacGibbon, Mabel Jane, 3 June, 1918.
MacKay, Isobelle Mary Agnes, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Mackenzie, Jessie, 3 June, 1918.
Maguire, Emily Herbert, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Mete, Brina, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Morris, Cecilia Margaret. 3 June, 1918.
Murphv, Hannah, Mrs, 3 June 1918.
Nathan, Svbil Caroline. 3 June, 1918.
Petrie, Helen Young, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Raymond, Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Reeve, Joan Leslie, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
Robin, Maggie, 3 June, 1918.
Shallcrass, Robert William 3 June, 1918.

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

2860 Smith, Charles Bowtell, 3 June, 1918.
2861 Smith, Mary Euphemia Roseborough, Mrs, 3 June, 1918
2863 Thompson, Rhia, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2864 Tripe, William Archibald, 3 June, 1918.
2865 Ward, Charlotte Sarah, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2866 Webster, Violet Helen, 3 June, 1918.
2867 Wilkinson. Howitt Key, 3 June, 1918.
2868 WUliams, Helen Lucy, 3 June, 1918.
2869 Akerman, Conrad, 3 June, 1918.
2870 Andrews, Annie Burt, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2871 Burman, Thomas, 3 June, 1918.
2872 Burnside, Robert Henery, 3 June, 1918.
2873 Campbell, Ethel Margaret, 3 June, 1918.
2874 Clapp, Rev. Charles Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
2875 Colborue, Christina Johanna Petronella, Mrs, 3 June,
1918.
2876 Currie, Richard, 3 June, 1918.
2877 Davis, Anna Gronow, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2878 Dudley, Sophie, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2879 Freer, Maude .Alice, 3 June, 1918.
2880 French, John William. 3 June, 1918.
2881 Gaisford, Harriet Helen, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2882 Ganteaume, Patrick Padron Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
2883 Gibaud, Agnes Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2884 Gill, Daisy Lee Heywood, Mrs.. 3 June, 1918.
2885 GUlespie, Sara, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2886 Goble, Annie Harriet, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2887 Green, Arthur James. 3 June, 1918.
2888 Griffith, Alison Lockhart, 3 June, 1918.
2889 Hollander, Ethel Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2890 Hosking, WUliam Samuel Victor, 3 June, 1918.
2891 Hutchinson, Bertha Charlotte, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2892 Jacques, Rev. George Henry Paul, 3 June, 1918.
2893 Kleinenberg, Maude Ellen, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2894 Lamont, James, 3 June, 1918.
2895 Lennox, Jessie Orr, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2896 Long, John Percy, 3 June, 1918.
2897 MUes, Blanch Kate, Mrs. Beere-, 3 June, 1918.
2898 Neave, John Sims, 3 June, 1918.
2899 Parkes, LUy Beatrice, Mrs., 3 June, 1918
2900 Poynter, WilUam Dyke, 3 June, 1918.
2901 Reynolds, Harriet Sarah, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2902 Robinson, Beatrice Evelyn Eugenie, Mrs, 3 June, 1918
2903 Shearer, David, 3 June, 1918.
2904 Strachan, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
2905 Style, Sydney Richard, 3 June, 1918.
2906 Urquhart, Herbert, 3 June, 1918.
2907 WiUson, Nellie Marie, 3 June, 1918.
2908 Wylie, Maria Elizabeth, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2909 Angel, Frederick WilUam, 3 June, 1918.
2910 Facey, Edith Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2911 Goodison, Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2912 Harvey, Christina, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2913 Knox, Sara, 8 June, 1918.
2914 Macpherson, Violette, 3 June, 1918.
2915 Morris, John William, 3 June, 1918.
2916 O'ReUly, Isabella, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2917 Ryan, Isabel, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2918 Sclater, Eliza, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2919 Scott, Katherine, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2920 WUton, Jemima, Mrs>, 3 June, 1918.
2921 Abraham, John Conrad, 3 June, 1918.
2922 Addison, Joseph Bartlett, 3 June, 1918.
2923 Armitage, Ethel, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2924 Atterbury, WiUiam Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
2925 Baldock, Henry Augustus, 3 June, 1918.
2926 Bartolo, Antonio, 3 June, 1918.
2927 Basch, Bertha, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2928 Blackden, Mary Helen Bennett, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2929 Blanshard Isabella Miller, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2930 Borg, George, 3 June, 1918.
2931 Branch, Irene, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2932 CargiU, John Henry, 3 June, 1918.
2933 Clinckett, Robert James, 3 June, 1918.
2934 Cocks, Edward Charles, 3 June, 1918.
2935 Connal, Sophia Lucy Mackworth, Mrs, 3 June, 1918
2936 Corsi, Anthony Joseph, 3 June, 1918.
2938 Da Costa, Altanvmt, 3 June, 1918.
2939 Drury, Edward Herbert Merivale, 3 June, 1918.
2940 Ebden, Elizabeth, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2941 Blcombe, Minnie Eliza, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2942 Fowlie, Mary. Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2943 Gardner, Arthur Edward, 3 June, 1918.
2944 Goddard, Thomas NeUson, 3 June, 1918.
2945 Harnett, Leslie Bennett, 3 June, 1918.
2946 Harris, Heury Lewis, 3 June, 1918.
2947 Howard. Robert, 3 June, 1918.
2948 Hutson, John, 3 June, 1918.
2949 Kerr, Walter Coke, 3 June, 1918.
2950 Kerr. Maud Coke, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2953 Matthews, Philip Edwin, 3 June, 1918.
2954 Moggridge, Norah, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2955 Philip, Fullerton Bell, 3 June, 1918.
2956 Saunders, Maude Irene, 3 June, 1918.
2957 Sinclah, Muriel Eveleen Kathleen, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2958 Smith, George Milner, 3 June, 1918.
2959 Tarlton, Jessie, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2961 Turner, Henry Morton Stanley, 3 June, 1918.
2962 Verney, Malvina, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
2963 Baxendale, Gertrude Mary, Mrs. Vincent-, 3 June, 1918.

666

I 2964 Watney, Constance, 3 June, 1918.
2965 Withycombe, Robert, 3 June, 1918.
2966 Coombs, Percy, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2967 Craft, Samuel Louis, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2968 Gray, Herbert Chester, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2969 Lock, James Steele, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2970 McMullen, William Albert, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
2971 Murray, Reginald Myrie, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2972 Rudden, Bernard, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2973 Circuitt, George Francis Langdald, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
2974 Hemper, John Richard, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
2975 Steen, Royston Dunbar, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2976 Barnett, AUred Henry, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2978 Blackburn, Rev. Burdus Redford, 3 June, 1918. (ar.)
2979 Bowen, Charles Henry CroasdaUe, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2980 Bratby, Samuel Henry, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2982 Buckner, Johnstone Stanley, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2983 ChUds, Edmund, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2984 Cowan, Percy John, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
2985 Duncan, Godfrey Alexander, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2986 ElUott, George Frederick, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2987 Ferguson, John, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2988 Fleming, Rev. Michael Joseph, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2989 Flint, Alfred WUliam, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
2990 GlanvUle, Ernest Alfred, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
2991 Hedges, Harold Edward, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
2992 Hony, Henry Charles, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2993 Hurst, Ian, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2994 Hyde-Smith, Valentine Gardner, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2995 Johnson, Alfred WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2996 Kunal, Chandra Sen, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
2997 Lakeland, WiUiam John, 3 June, 1918. (11.)
2998 Littlejohns, Alfred Edwin, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
2999 Mackay, Frank Forbes, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3000 MacNeiU, Rev. John Henry Horton, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
3001 Martin, Robert, 3 June, 1918. (St.)
3002 Molyneux, Rev. Frederick Merivale, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3003 Morgan, Percival Robert, 3 June, 1918. (ai.)
3004 Nichols, Frederick WiUiam, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3005 O'Leary, Michael George, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3006 O'Rooke, George Mackenzie, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3007 Orr, George, 3 June, 1918. (M.)
3008 Pollard, Armell Richard, 3 June, 1918. (31.)
3009 Reed, George Washington, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3011 Scholefield, Maurice Theodore, 3 June, 1918. (si.)
3012 Scott, James, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3013 Shand, George, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3014 Smith, Charles Probyn, 3 June, 1918. (31.)
3015 Smithson, Edward, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
3016 Stowell, George Christopher, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3017 Thompson, Eric Bertram, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3018 Venn, Tom Walters, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3019 Way, John Dover, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3020 WUkinson, Robert Joseph, 3 June, 1918 (at.)
3021 Wood, Leonard Stanley, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3022 Wormald, Rev. Robert Leonard, 3 June, 1918. (ai.)
3023 Wright, Frank Thomas, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
3027 Boazman, Henry, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3028 Botha, Gerhardus Maritz, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
3029 Bottomley, Clarence Fereday, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3030 Broome, Lewis John, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3031 Bunting, Sheldon Arthur Stewart, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3032 Bury, Raymond, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3033 Caldwell, William James, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3034 Carpenter, Geoffrey Douglas Hale, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3035 Carswell, James Ernest Ingham, 3 June, 1918. (ai.)
3036 Christison, Fred Hamilton, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3037 CressweU, Herbert Ptokney, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3038 Davies, George Frederick, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
3039 Davis, Valfred Emanuel, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3040 de Barcaye, Hugo Seeman, 3 June. 1918. (at.)
3041 de Maine, Lionel Thomas, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3043 Fleming, Geoffrey Balmano, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
3044 Fludder, George, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3046 Fuge, William Valentine Greatraks, 3 June, 1918. (Bt.)
3047 Grant, Charles Cameron, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
3048 Greenwood, T, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
3049 Harris, Edgar David, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
3050 Healey, Harry, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3051 Hollis, Wilfrid Norman, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3052 Hughes, Robert Edwarde Armour, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
3053 Humphreys, Robert Arthur, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
3054 Innes, Cameron Starr, 3 June, 1918. (Bf.)
3055 Jones, William, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3056 Kauntz, William Henry, 3 June, 1918. (BI.)
3057 Leapingwell, Louis Albert, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3058 Mclntyre, Donald, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3059 McLaren, Douglas, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3060 Murrell, Henry Francis, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3061 Pearse, Robert Bernard, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3062 Potter, Frederick Effingham, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3063 Reid, Eric, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3064 Rennie, Andy Gerald. 3 June, 1918. (at.)
„255 Rossiter, Frederick Norman Chambers, 3 June, 1918. (Bt. )
3066 Ruffle, WiUiam Harry, 3 June, 1918. (bi.)
3067 Saunders, Henry Hume, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3068 Sheedy, Frederick John, 3 June, 1918. (at )
3069 Slingsby, Charles Richard, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3070 Southey, Maurice Edward, 3 June, 1918. (Bf )
3071 Stead, Norman, 3 June, 1918. (Bf )

MEMBERS.

3072 Stradling, Charles Anstice, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
3073 Stuart, Donald Richard, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3075 Stuart, Thane Charles, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3076 Van Tyen, Martinus Sibillus Jan Casper, 3 June,
1918. (at.)
3077 Walker, Rev. Joseph Robert, 3 Juno, 1918 (at )
3078 Watkins, Purcell John, 3 June, 1918. (at )
3079 Watt, James, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
308O Wheeler, Roland Chamberlain, 3 June, 1918 (bi )
3084 de Felice, Rodolfo, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3085 Crotty, Trevor, 3 June, 1918. (at.)
3086 Blaney, George, 3 June, 1918.
3087 Buhagiar, Peter, 3 June, 1918.
3088 Cameron, Clarence St. Clair, 3 June, 1918
3089 Caterall, John, 3 June, 1918.
3090 Cunningham, Gordon, 3 June, 1918.
3091 Ferguson, May Glendening, Mrs, 3 June, 1918
3092 Gabain, Adele, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
3093 Harris, Leonard David John, 3 June, 1918.
8094 Hartley, Albert, 3 June, 1918.
3095 Harwood, George, 3 June, 191S.
3096 Hilliard, Robert 3 June, 1918.
3097 McCraken, John, 3 June, 1918.
3098 Moir, William Robertson, 3 June, 1918.
3099 Strong, WUliam Henrv, 3 June, 1918.
3100a Thoy, Herbert Dominick, 3 June, 1918.
31006 Guthrie, WUliam Alexander, 3 June, 1918.
3100c Sullivan, John Andrew, 3 June, 1918.
3100a' Facey, LUian Maud, Mrs, 3 June, 1918.
3101 Fenton, Henry Walter, 22 Aug. 1918. (M.)
3102 Lovelace, Peter Leo, 22 Aug. 1918. (M.)
3103 McPhail, Lachlan Rose, 22 Aug. 1918. (at.)
3104 Wauchope, David, 22 Aug. 1918. (at.)
3105 Jones, Arthur Melville, 22 Aug. 1918. (BI.)
3106 Ings, George Benjamin, 19 Dec. 1918. (at.)
3107 Basden, Albert Edward, 19 Dec. 1918.
3108 Brocklebank, Stanley Hartree, 19 Dec. 1918.
3109 Jordan, Herbert James, 19 Dec. 1918.
5110 Lewis, Ernest Harry, 19 Dec. 1918.
8111 Macandrew, Evan, 19 Dec. 191'8.
3112 Sheldon, Thomas Alfred, 19 Dec. 1918.
3112a Garraway, Leonard, 28 Dec. 1918.
3113 Barbier, Isabella Eugenie Marie, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3114 Beresford, Henry Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3115 Binnie, James Ballentyne, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3116 Brand, Erie Bergo, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3117 Butters, James Waugh, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3118 Chase, Louisa Maud, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3120 DUworth, Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3121 Dobson, WUliam Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3122 DuneU, Alan Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3123 FavieU, Mrs. Mary Sanderson, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3124 Gale, Frederick Richard, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3125 Goodyear, Geoffrey, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3126 Gough, Herbert John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3127 Green, Lionel Havercroft, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3128 Halliday, Charles WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3129 Hampton, Charles Sweet, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3130 Harrison, Joseph Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3131 Heath, Roland John, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3132 Hill, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3133 Hingston, Cicely Lamorna, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3134 Hogg, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3135 Hopkinson, Harold, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3136 Houghton, EUzabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3137 Hughes, John Archibald, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3138 Hyde, Ethel Vivian, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3139 Johnston, Annie Emily Blanche, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3140 Joyce, Francis Matthew, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3141 Keery, WiUiam James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3142 Lambert, Miriam Constance, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3143 Lutwyche, Margaret Ruby, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3144 Mackenzie, Murdo, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3145 MaUet, Frank Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3146 Neale, Clara, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3147 Plowman, WUUam Albert, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3148 Proud, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3149 Rowlatt, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3150 Saunders, Molly, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3151 Scott, Flora Murray, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3152 Shepherd, CorneUus, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3153 Spring, George Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3154 Sutton, Ernest Phillips Foquet, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3155 Thomson, Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920. (al.)
3156 WUkinson, Harry Cuthbert William, 1 Jan, 1919. (BI.)
3157 WiUett, Hugh, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3158 WUman, Edgar Arthur. 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3159 Narain, Subadar Lachmi, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3160 Hutchinson, Thomas Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3161 McLachlan, Allan, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3162 McCallum, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3163 Smith, George, 1 Jan. ~ 919. (at.)
3164 Aitchison, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3165 Baldwin, Walter James, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3166 Barber, James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.) . .
3167 Barnes, James Cecil Lawson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3168 Blake, William Betts, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3169 BuUock, Frank Henry William, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3170 Cudmore, Frederick William, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3171 Douglas-White, Cyril Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)

3172 Evans, Richard Endell, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3173 Eyres, Charlos Lionel, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3174 l'rnmpton, Napier Paul, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
31,5 Gardner, Reginald Lowood, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
•il/ii Green, Gerald Gilbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3177 Green, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3178 Green, William, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3179 Halin, Adolph, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3180 HamUton-Grierson, Philip Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3181 Hay, WUliam Ross, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3182 Holden, Fred, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3183 Hope, Arthur Clement, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3184 Irons, Thomas WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3185 Kerry, Arthur Henry Gould, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3186 Lewis, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3188 Malyn, Donald Paton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3189 Merry, Edgar James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3190 Powell, Thomas Percy Prosser, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3191 Sergeant, Herbert Lee, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3192 Shreeve, Arthur William, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3193 Slaughter, Ernest William, 1 Jan. 1919. (bi.)
3194 Smith, James Hampstead, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
8195 Sowman, Uhic Doncaster, 1 Jan. 1919. (At.)
3196 Stoddard, Ernest Algernon, 1 Jan. 1919. (31.)
3197 Stratton, James Phillips, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3198 Wilson, Sholto Douglas Major, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3199 Buckland, Philip Percival, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3200 Frost, Wilfreu John Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3201 Kadi, El Saghkolaghasi Abdel Azim Effendi Abd El,
1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3202 Amer, El Mulazim-Awal Anwar Effendi, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3203 Shoucair, El Yuzbashi Halim Effendi Sulman, 1 Jan.
1919. (M.)
3204 Akle, El Yuzbashi (T. Saghkolaghasi) Mohammed
Effendi, 1 Jan. 1919. (31.)
3205 Lufti, El Bimbashi Saleh Effendi, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3206 Bampfield, Lewis Adolphus, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3207 Benson, Trevor Gaulter, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3208 Brown, Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1919. (At.)
3209 Carlisle, William, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3210 Daly, Oscar Bedford, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3211 Gibson, Francis Edmund, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3212 McClintock-Bunbury, Hon. Thomas Leopold, 1 Jan
1919. (at.)
3213 Moss, Frederic WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3214 Rose, Thomas Whately, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3215 Smith, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3216 Twine, Frank Percival, 1 Jan. 1919. (3f.)
3217 WUliams, WilUam Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3218 Young, Richard Linsley, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3219 Bernays, Geoffrey Charles Arrowsmith, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI. )
3220 Blaikie, Thomas Hugh Conolly, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3221 Bliss, Theodore Stephen, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3222 Breton, Norton, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3223 Clarke, Hugh Franklin, 1 Jan. 1919. (af.)
3224 Court, Henry DarUngton Harold, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3225 Duckett, WiUiam Knight, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3226 Fontaine, Frederick Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3227 Leslie-Melville, Hon. David William, 1 Jan. 1919. (31.)
3228 ManseU, Reginald Anson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3231 PaUis, Andreas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3233 Reynolds, Walter Deveson, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3234 Robson, Thomas Buston, 1 Jan. 1919. (ar.)
3235 Stevens, Gordon, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3236 Johnstone, John HamUton Lane, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3237 Sturdy, A. B, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3238 Utterton, A, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3239 Adams, Robert Frank, 1 Jan. 1919. (Sf.)
3240 Allen, Doreen, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3241 Alston, Rowland Allison, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3242 BaUs WUliam Daniel Chamberlain, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3243 Banger, John Henry Adolphus, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3244 Bayley, Benjamin Croft, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3245 Bishop, John Evitt, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3246 Britton, Walter Peaston, 1 Jan. 1919. (bi.)
3247 Brooks, Henry Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3248 Brooks, John Rowe. 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3249 Brown, Arthur Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3250 Budd, Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3251 Budge, James WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3252 Cemlyn-Jones, Elias Wynne, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3253 Chapman, Marie Langslow, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3254 Clay, Beatrice L, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3255 Cooper, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3256 Cope, Noel Harwood, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3257 Cowan, Alexander Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3258 Craigie, Muriel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3259 Curry, Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3260 Cursley, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3261 Desmond, Arthur Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3262 Edwards, William, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3263 EIUs, Arthur Evelyn Paul, 1 Jan. 1919. (bi.)
3264 Emerson, Thomas William, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3265 Forrest, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3266 Freeman, Percy Tom, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3267 Gamage, CecU Murdoch, 1 Jan. 1919.
3268 Gamier, Alan Parry, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3269 Gethin, Randolph G, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3270 Gough, Robert Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3271 Heath, Sidney John, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)

667

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

3272 Hetherington, Graham, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3273 HoUand, Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3274 Holme, Charles Geoffrey, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3275 Holmes, Hubert Jack, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3276 Horton, Vernon Grove, 1 Jan. 1919. (bi.)
3277 Hutehtags, W. F, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3278 Johnson, Horace Swales, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3279 Jones, Harrv Beresford, 1 Jan. 1919 (bi.)
3280 Khkby, Edward WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3281 Klein, Adrian Bernard L, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3282 Knapp, E. C, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3283 Landon, Joseph Whittington, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3284 Lawrence, Francis Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (Sf.)
3285 Lawson, John Boyd, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3286 Leneghan, Mary, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3287 Lister, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3288 Lloyd, Ethel Vernon, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
3289 Macleod, James Keith, 1 Jan. 1919. (sr.)
3290 Martin, John Newton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3291 Meredith, H. A, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3292 Mitchell, James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3293 Morris, Rhys Hopkto, 1 Jan. 1919. (if.)
3294 Read, Hugh A. Moutray-, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3295 Mutrtead, James Calder, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3297 Naish, Francis Clement Prideaux, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3298 Nightingale, Thomas George Hull, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3299 O'Ketty, Edward Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3300 Oliver, Richard, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3302 Patrick, John McDonald, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3303 Pegrum, Abraham William, 1 Jan. 1919 (at.)
3304 Popplestone, WUliam Gilbert, 1 Jau. 1919. (at.)
3305 Post, DonneU Shepard, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3306 Rayner, George Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3307 Rayner, Walter John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3308 Reeder, Robert John, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3309 Rennie, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3310 Rix, Dudley Gerald, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3311 Saul, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3312 Scrimgeour, James, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3313 Shield, John GUson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3314 Solly, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3315 Springate, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3316 Stallan, Herbert Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3317 Sthling, Hugh WiUiam, 1 Jau. 1919. (at.)
3318 Sthling, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3319 Storey, John William, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3320 Streeter, Gertrude M. H, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3321 Stringer, Herbert Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3322 Taylor, Arthur Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3324 Whittaker, Laurence, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3325 Richardson, WiUiam Wigham-, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.
3326 Willsher, John Wingfield, 1 Jan. 1919.
3327 WoombeU, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3328 Watkins, Joseph Harold, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3329 Webb, Sidney George, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3330 Barry, Arthur Cressy, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3331 King, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3332 Lee, Eric Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3334 Murphy, Clarence Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3335 Perrin, WiUiam Andrew, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3336 Price, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3337 Prior, WUliam Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3338 Savage, James Edmund, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3339 Eastgate, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3340 Forsythe, Gordon Harris, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3343 McGowan, Henry Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3344 Magnay, Christopher Robert Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI
3345 Staples-Brown, Richard Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (>I.)
3346 Jamieson. Edmund Charles Kean, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3347 Walker, Eric Bolingbroke, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3348 Whyte, James Cunningham, 1 Jan. 1919. (if.)
3349 Achurch, George PhiUp, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3350 Adams, John Leonard, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3351 AUen, Arthur Dunscombe, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3352 Anderson, Henry Graeme, 1 Jan. 1919. (bi.)
3353 Attrttl, Charles, 1 Jau. 1919. (at.)
3354 Bagge, Harry James, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3355 Bellew, Edward Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3356 Bentley, Walter Owen, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3357 Brittain, Arthur WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3358 Bruce-Clarke, WUliam Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3359 Butler, Fernand Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (31.)
3360 Carr, Leslie WUden, 1 Jan. 1919. (31.)
3361 CatheraU, John Eric, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3362 Catleugh, John Harwood, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
3363 Cheshire, Archibald Sidney, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3364 Christie, Fred, 1 Jau. 1919. (at.)
3365 Clift, John George Neilson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3366 Clogstoun, Herbert Prinsep Somers, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3367 Cole, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3368 Colquhoun, Edgar Edmund, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3369 Cooke, James Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3370 Corby, Hugh George, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3371 Cort, WiUiam Percy, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3372 Courtney, Reginald Aloysius, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3373 CresweU, Keppel Archibald Cameron, 1 Jan. 1919. (si,
3374 Denison, Amos Allan, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3375 Dew, William James, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3376 Drudge, Ernest O, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
H377 Ellis, Samuel Howard, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)

(St.)

(si.)

3378 Felkin, Samuel Denys, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
3379 Ferguson, John Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3380 Fielding, Walter Harrison, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3381 Fortescue, Albert Edward Muspratt, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3382 Fraser, George Gerald Rae, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3383 Freemantle, Robert McGorman, 1 Jan. 1919. (It.)
3384 Furniss, John Hunt, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3385 HiU, Harold Gardiner-, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3386 Greenhough, Arthur BasU Wickham, 1 Jan. 1919. (si )
3387 Gregory, Arthur Leslie, 1 Jan. 1919. (31.)
3388 Handman, Adolph Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3389 Hansford, Albert Urbane, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3390 Hart, William Whiddon, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3391 Heanly, Wilfred Edward Graham, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3392 Hemsley, Noel, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3393 Hetherington, Charles Goldby, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3394 Hingston, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3395 Hosttags, James Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (af.)
3396 Hoyland, Philip Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3397 Humphries, Eric Beresford, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3398 Humphreys, Robert Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3399 Hunter, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3400 Dedale, Frederick MitcheU, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3401 James, Maurice Jewison, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3402 Jones, Thomas Pargeter, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3403 Knight, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3404 Lander, Leonard Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3405 Lee, AUstair, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3406 Levey, Bernard Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3407 Lienard, Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (af.)
3408 Lingard, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3409 LyaU, George Henry Hudson, 1 Jan. 1919.
3410 LyaU, WUUam Hooker, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3411 Lyne, Edgar, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3412 MacKittigan, Alister Pelham, 1 Jan. 1919.
3413 McLean, Robert Knox, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3414 McMullen, John Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3416 Molyneux, Edward Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3417 MuUard, Stanley Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3418 Newman, Herbert John Greatrex, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3419 Osborn, Tom Douglas HamUton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3420 Ovens, Alexander Rutherford, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3421 PeddeU, Thomas Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3422 Ramage, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3423 Read, John Victor, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3424 Richardson, CoUn Spencer, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3425 Ruttle, Jacob SutcUffe, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3426 Scarff, Frederick WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3427 Scoble, Walter Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3428 Sharpies, John Butterfield, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3429 Slater, James Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3430 Smith, Alexander Glegg, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3431 Smith, Charles Hodgkinson, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3432 Smith, Henry Joseph CecU, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3433 Peach, Robert Stephenson-, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3434 Stevenson, Robert Little, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3435 Stroud, George John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3436 Sutherland, James Henry Richardson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at)
3437 Tate, Henry Percy, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3438 TattersaU, Tom Whitaker, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3439 Thompson, Charles Stuart, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3440 Thompson, George Albert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3441 Tttley, Harry, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3442 Turner, Samuel Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
3443 Tyler, James Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3444 Upjohn, Dudley Francis, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
) 3445 Verpilleux, Antoine EmUe, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3446 Waite, Robert Bruce, 1 Jan. 1919. (bi.)
3447 Walker, John PlvUip, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3448 Watson, John Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3449 Webley, WiUiam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
3450 Welsford, Herbert Gray, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3451 Whitaker, Raymond, 1 Jan. 1919. (31.)
3452 White, John Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3453 WilUs, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3454 Witt, Albert Thomas Edgar, 1 Jan. 1919.
3455 Witty, Charles Harry, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3456 Young, Christopher Harding, 1 Jan. 1919.
3457 Talbot, MatUda Theresa, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3458 Thompson, Marion Annie, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3459 Tibbits, Olive Bleanore, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3460 Gething, Charlotte Bathasar, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3461 Ablett, Frank, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3462 Alexander, George Hamilton, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
3464 Black, Alfred Stephen, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3465 Budge, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3466 Cary, Henry John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3467 Diver, James Michael, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
3468 Gracie, Duncan McAuley, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
3469 Harrington, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
3470 HoveUs, Ernest WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3471 Long, William Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3472 Macbeth, Allan, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
3473 MiUer, Ernest Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3474 Morgan, James Walwyn Gynlais, 1 Jan. 1919. (31.)
> 3475 Shepherd, John Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3476 Waugh, Alfred Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3477 Wilson, Hugh Brown, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3478 Wooldridge, Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3479 Dannatt, Elsie Mary, 1 Jan. 1919. (31.)
668

(si.) (31.)

MEMBERS.

3480 Acland, Katharine, 1 Jan. 1919.
3481 Adams, Frank, 1 Jan. 1919.
3482 Adams, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3483 Adams, Robert Ernest Kennedy, 1 Jan. 1919.
3484 Aitken, Jean Reid, 1 Jan. 1919.
3485 Alcock, Edgar, 1 Jan. 1919.
3486 Alexander, Stanley Walter. 1 Jan. 1919.
3487 Allnutt, Arthur Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919.
3488 Amor, Emma, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919
3489 Anderson, Annie Maria, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3490 Andrews, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3491 Andrews, Leonard, 1 Jan. 1919.
3492 Armitage, Elsie Barbara, 1 Jan. 1919.
3493 Arnold, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3494 Ascough, Matthew Mather, 1 Jan. 1919.
3495 Ashton, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
3496 Aslett, WiUiam Stacey, 1 Jan. 1919.
3497 Astin, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
3498 Atkins, May Clara, Lady Crofton, 1 Jan. 1919.
3499 Atkinson, Harold Waring, 1 Jan. 1919.
3500 Ayrton, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3501 Backhouse, Indiana Richenda, 1 Jan. 1919.
3502 Baigent, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3503 Baker, Ada Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
3504 BaU, Francis Livingstone, 1 Jan. 1919.
3505 BaUantine, Alice Liardet, 1 Jan. 1919.
3506 Baring, Eva Hermoine, Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
3507 Barling, Edith Madge, 1 Jan. 1919.
3508 Barlow, Henry Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
3509 Barlow, WiUiam Tait, 1 Jan. 1919.
3510 Barnes, Edith Helen, Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
3511 Barnett, Ada, 1 Jan. 1919.
3512 Barrington, Sh Charles Burton, 1 Jan. 1919.
3513 Barry, Lady Grace, 1 Jan. 1919.
3514 Barry, John Armstrong, 1 Jan. 1919.
3515 Barton, Gilbert WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3516 Bates, Henry Baker, 1 Jan. 1919.
3517 Batten, Frederick WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3518 Battle, George Richard, 1 Jan. 1919.
3519 Baxter, Harry Percy, 1 Jan. 1919.
3520 Bazeley, Marjorie Letitia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3521 Beard, John James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3522 Beazley, Arthur Tetley, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
3523 Beazley, Herbert George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3524 Beddow, Muriel Grace, 1 Jan. 1919.
3525 Bennett, George Edward, 1 Jan 1919.
3526 Bennett, Isaac Vaughan, 1 Jan. 1919.
3527 Best, Charles William, 1 Jan. 1919.
3528 Binns, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919.
3529 Birch, Janet Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3530 Bhd, Jessie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3531 Bobart. Henry Hodgkinson, 1 Jan. 1919.
3532 Bosanquet, Theodora, 1 Jan. 1919.
3533 Bourn, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3534 Bowen, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3535 Bowman, James Robert, 1 Jan. 1919.
3536 Boyce, Adam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3537 Bradden, EUiot, 1 Jan. 1919.
3539 Broad, Frederick Laurence, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3540 Brock, George Sandison, 1 Jan. 1919.
3541 Brocklehurst, Herbert Cecil, 1 Jan. 1919.
3542 Brodie, Marial, 1 Jan. 1919.
3543 Brown, Annie Kathleen, 1 Jan. 1919.
3544 Brown, James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3545 Brown, Minnie, 1 Jan. 1919.
3546 BrumeU, Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3547 Buttock, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3548 Bullock, Margaret Annie, 1 Jan. 1919.
3549 Bunker, Nellie, 1 Jan. 1919.
3550 Burley, Alison, 1 Jan. 1919.
3551 Burns, Norah Dalrymple, 1 Jan. 1919.
3552 Burstall, Henry Robert John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3553 Burton, Frances Westbrook, 1 Jan. 1919.
3554 Bush, Helen Ethel, Mrs. Harry Stebbing, 1 Jan. 1919.
3555 Bushby, Maud Alice, 1 Jan. 1919.
3556 Butcher, Marjorie Alma, 1 Jan. 1919.
3557 Butler, John Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1919.
3558 Butler, Nina, 1 Jan. 1919.
3559 Buttenshaw, George Eskholme, 1 Jan. 1919.
3560 Buxton, Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
3561 Buxton, Laura, Mrs. Edward Gurney, 1 Jau. 1919
3562 Byatt, Bmest Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3563 Byies, Emma Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
3564 CampbeU, Lady Angela Mary Alice, 1 Jan. 1919.
3565 Campbell, Vera Harriett Antill, 1 Jan. 1919.
3566 Carey, Robert Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
3567 CasteU, Rose Catharine Clanmorris, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919,
3568 Chaplin, Constance Helena, 1 Jan. 1919.
3569 Chatterton, Julia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3570 Cheshire, Frederic Brandon, 1 Jan. 1919.
3571 Chidgey, Hugh Thomas Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
3572 Church, Thomas Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3573 Churchill, Laura, Mrs, 1 Jan. 191?-
3574 Clay, Frederick Septimus, 1 Jan. 1919.
3575 Clayton, Harry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3576 Clegg, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919
3577 Elgin, Katherine Elizabeth, Countess, 1 Jan. 1919.
3578 Cock, James Wearne, 1 Jan. 1919.
3579 Colegrave, Elizabeth Violet, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3580 Coleridge, Frances May, 1 Jan. 1919.

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3583 3584 3585
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35903591359235933595359635973598
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3608 3609 36103611361230143616361736183619362036213622362336243625362636273628362936303631
36323633363436353636
36373638
36393640 36413642
3643S6443645364636483649365036513652
3654 3655
36563657 365836593660
3661 3662366336643665
36663667366836693670 3671
3672 3673
3674
3675 3676367736783679368036813683 3685
3686 3687

May, EUen Evelyn, Mrs, J.J.I.C. 1 Jan. 1919.
CoUins, Lesbia, 1 Jan. 1919.
Colona, Gilbert Edmond Chalmers, 1 Jan. 1919.
Compton, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
Connolly, Matthew, 1 Jan. 1919.
Connolly, WUUam Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919.
Connor, William James, 1 Jan. 1919.
Cooper, Robert Llewellyn WUson, 1 Jan. 1919.
Corkran, Sybil Florence, 1 Jan. 1919.
Cottle, CUfford John, 1 Jan. 1919.
Cotton, Alonzo, 1 Jan. 1919.
Cox, Constance Louise, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Cox, Sydney, 1 Jan. 1919.
Crombie, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
Crooke, Victor, 1 Jan. 1919.
Cross, Bertram Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
Crossley, Audrey, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Cuhoss, James, 1 Jan. 1919.
Cunninghame, James Fraser, 1 Jan. 1919.
Curnow, Benjamin Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
Currie, Gertrude Barclay, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Dale, WiUiam John, 1 Jan. 1919.
Davies, Alphonso William James, 1 Jan. 1919.
Davies, John Howell, 1 Jan. 1919.
Davies, Milfred Lucy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Dawes, Helen Frances, 1 Jan. 1919.
Dean, Edward George, 1 Jan. 1919.
Deedes, Rose Elinor, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Denny, Rosalind Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
Devonshire, Marie, 1 Jan. 1919.
Dick, Gladys Helen, 1 Jan. 1919.
Dixon, Elizabeth Amy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Dowbiggta, Annie, 1 Jan. 1919.
Duggan, Eva, 1 Jan. 1919.
Duncan, Elsie Eppielow, 1 Jan. 1919.
Dunlop, Elizabeth Dorothea, 1 Jan. 1919.
Dunne, James, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stewart-Dyer, Terence Armiston, 1 Jan. 1919.
East, Alfred Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919.
Eden, Morton Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919.
Edgar, AUce, 1 Jan. 1919.
Edmunds, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Edmunds, John Parry, 1 Jan. 1919.
Edwards, Gladys Maude, 1 Jan. 1919.
Edwards, Richards, 1 Jan. 1919.
Bldridge, William John, 1 Jan. 1919.
EUery, Kathleen Frances Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Ellis, George Stanley, 1 Jan. 1919.
Evans, Agues Louisa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Ewen, Elias, 1 Jau. 1919.
Fahbank, Amy Helena Margaret, 1 Jan. 1919.
Farmer, Henry Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
Farren, Rev. George Erie, 1 Jan. 1919.
FeUing, Ethel Bessie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Fell, Marion Isobel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Fetherstonhaugh, Victoria Shaw, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Fidler, George Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
Field, Mabel Clara Hawkes, 1 Jan. 1919.
Figgis, Ruby Norah, 1 Jan. 1919.
Filder, Charles Lavington, 1 Jan. 1919.
Findlay, James Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
Forbes, Eliza Mary, 1 Jin. 1919.
Foreshew, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919.
Fozard, Harry Bdwin, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
France, Reginald, 1 Jan. 1919.
Francis, Percy Alexander 1 Jan. 1919.
Fraser, James, 1 Jan. 1919.
Friend, Dorothy, 1 Jan. 1919.
GaUaway, Agnes Lottie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Gander, Bernard Vincent, 1 Jan, 1919.
Gardiner, Alice Marie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Gardner, Dorothy, 1 Jan. 1919.
Garforth, Hylda Maria Madeline, Hon. Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Garner, Lizzie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Garrett, James Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
Gask, Eleanor, 1 Jan. 1919.
GaskeU, Catharine Julia, 1 Jan. 1919.
Gaussen, Marguerite, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Gentle, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919.
George, Arthur Hereford Wykeham-, 1 Jau. 1919.
GUchrist, George Prowse, 1 Jan. 1919.
Gillespie, William James, 1 Jan. 1919.
Girdlestone, Emily, T Jan. 1919.
Girling, Marjorie, 1 Jan. 1919.
Gladwell, Ethel Dorothy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Glanfield, Olive, 1 Jan. 1919.
Glegg, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919.
Glen, James Hutchison, 1 Jan. 1919.
Gtockstein, Francesca, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Gordon, George Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
Graham, Sophia Augusta, 1 Jan. 1919.
Grant, Alexander PhUip Foulerton, 1 Jan. 1919.
Grant, Donald Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
Gray, Alice, 1 Jan. 1919.
Gray, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1919.
Greaves, Stanley Haldane Linford, 1 Jan. 1919.
Greenham George Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919.
Grimes, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
Gros, Edith Katharine, Mrs. Le, 1 Jan. 1919.
Grose, Woodman Cole, 1 Jan. 1919.

669

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

3688 Grosvenor, Lady Mabel Florence Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
3689 Gubbtas, Helen Frances Hartopp, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3690 Gulston, Agneta Annie Justina Stepney, 1 Jan. 1919.
3691 Gurney, Sarah Gamzee, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3692 Hains. Charles Brazier, 1 Jan. 1919.
3693 Hall, Evelyn Alice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3694 Hall, Ernest Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919
3695 HamUton, Margaret Gordon Hans. Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3696 Hankins, Ivy Winifred, 1 Jan. 1919.
3697 Hare, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3698 Harris, Charles Hubert, 1 Jan. 1919.
3699 Harris, Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3700 Harris, Marjorie Maxwell, 1 Jan. 1919.
3701 Hawes, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3702 Hayes, James Waldegrave, 1 Jan. 1919.
3703 Hayward, Percv Christopher Gallimore, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
3704 Head, Herbert Harry Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3705 Heath, John Henry. 1 Jan. 1919.
3706 Heelis, Marion, 1 Jan. 1919.
3707 Henderson, Charles AUen, 1 Jan. 1919.
3708 Henderson, Hubert Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3709 Henderson, Laura Catharine, 1 Jan. 1919.
3710 Henderson, Violet, 1 Jan. 1919.
3711 Henley, Hon. Mrs. Sylvia Laura, 1 Jau. 1919.
3712 Henshilwood, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3713 Hepburn, Thomas. 1 Jan. 1919.
3714 Herford, CaroUne, 1 Jan. 1919.
3715 Hewett, Reginald, 1 Jan. 1919.
3716 Hewkto, Bdwin Percy, 1 Jau. 1919.
3717 Heywood. Ivy Lenore, 1 Jan. 1919.
3718 Hicks, Corona, 1 Jan. 1919.
3719 Highton, William Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3720 Hildyard, Gertrude Mary, Mrs. d'Arcy-, 1 Jan. 1919.
3721 HUton, George Grimmer, 1 Jan, 1919
3722 Hobson, Charles Kenneth, 1 Jan. 1919.
3723 Hobson, WiUiam Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
3724 Hodgson, LUlie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3725 Hoffmann, Anne Avery, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3727 Holden, Ethel Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3728 HoUoway, Arthur William. 1 Jan. 1919.
3729 Holt, Constance, 1 Jan. 1919.
3730 Holt, Frederick WilUam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3731 Hooper, Francis William, 1 Jan. 1919.
3732 Hore, Alexie, 1 Jan. 1919.
3733 Horstmann, Sidney Adolph, 1 Jan. 1919.
3735 How, Ethel Mary Beatrice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3736 Howard, John Palmer, 1 Jan. 1919.
3737 Hoyle, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3738 Hughes, FraDces, 1 Jan. 1919.
3739 Hughes, Gibbard Richard, 1 Jan. 1919.
3740 Huish, Lizzie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3741 Hullett, Gertrude Cecilia 1 Jan. 1919.
3742 Hulse, Hilda Gertrude Overs, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3743 Humphreys, George Oscar, 1 Jan. 1919.
3744 Hunter, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3745 Hutchinson, Frances Catherine Maude Haynes, 1 Jan.
1919.
3746 Hutchison, Helen Duguid, 1 Jan. 1919.
3747 Huxley, Henry Scott, 1 Jan. 1919.
3748 lies, Annie Christease, 1 Jan. 1919.
3749 Impey, IsabeUa Edith, 1 Jan. 1919.
3750 Inglis, Walter George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3751 Ireland, Herbert James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3752 Irvine, Margaret Elizabeth, Mrs. Charles Irvine Douglas-
1 Jan. 1919.
3753 Jackman, Douglas Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3754 Jackson, William Henry Congreve, 1 Jan. 1919.
3755 James, Dudley WUliam Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3756 James, Herbert WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3758 Jebb, Georgina Martha, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3759 Jeeves, Isabel Blanche, 1 Jan. 1919.
3760 Jefferies, Marguerite, 1 Jan. 1919.
3761 Jeffrey, Edward James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3762 Jenkins, Frances Edith, 1 Jan. 1919.
3763 Jenkins, Jenkin, 1 Jan. 1919.
3764 Jennings. Ida, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3765 Jerram, Frederick Horace Oldershaw, 1 Jan. 1919.
3766 Johnson, Dorothy, 1 Jan. 1919.
3767 Johnson, Edith Clara, 1 Jan. 1919.
3768 Johnson, John Ben, 1 Jan. 1919.
3769 Johnson, Violet Charlotte, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3770 Johnson, Violet Seymour. Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3771 Johnston, John Ewing, 1 Jan. 1919.
3772 Johnston, Mary Ingham, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3773 Johnstone, Ethel Rose, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3774 Johnstone, Frances Lucy, 1 Jan. 1919.
3775 Jones, Margaret Ellen, 1 Jan. 1919.
3776 Jones, Ann Laugharne PhiUips Griffith, 1 Jan. 1919.
3778 Jones, Thomas Lionel, 1 Jan. 1919.
3779 Jones, William Tudor, 1 Jan. 1919.
3780 Jordan, WiUiam Ezra, 1 Jan. 1919.
3781 Joy, George WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3782 Kay, Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
3783 Keeling, Dorothy Clarissa, 1 Jau. 1919.
3784 Kemble, Virginia Margaret, 1 Jan. 1919.
3785 Kennedy, James Hutchinson, 1 Jan. 1919.
3786 Kentish, Hilda Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3787 Kentish, Ida Clementina, 1 Jan. 1919.
3788 Kuibb, Frederick Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
3789 Lacey, Ada, 1 Jan. 1919.

3790 Lambourn, Frank Harper, 1 Jan. 1919.
3791 Laming, Evelyn Hamar, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919
3792 Lander, Richard GUbert, 1 Jan. 1919.
3793 Lander, Sidney Montem, 1 Jan. 1919
3794 Langston, Jessie Eleanor, 1 Jan. 1919.
3795 Large, Robert James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3796 Latham, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3797 Lattey, Maud, 1 Jan. 1919.
3798 Law,. Laura Jessie, 1 Jan. 1919.
3799 Lawrence, Thomas David, 1 Jan. 1919.
3800 Leaver, Frederick John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3801 Leighton, Jane Creagh, 1 Jan. 1919.
3802 Leslie, Arthur Trevor O'Bryen, 1 Jan. 1919.
3803 Lester, Leontine IsabeUe Emmeline, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1919.
3804 Lewin, Isabella Marion, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3805 Ligat, John Mackinlay, 1 Jan. 1919.
3806 Lightfoot, C. H, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3807 Lile, Henry John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3808 Limming, WiUiam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3809 Lindsell, Dis le Strange, 1 Jan. 1919.
3810 Lister, Rev. Irvine, 1 Jan. 1919.
3811 Little, James Mason, 1 Jan. 1919.
3812 Lloyd, Fred, 1 Jan. 1919.
3813 Long, Arthur WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3814 Lowman, Rose Frances, 1 Jan. 1919.
3815 Lumsden, WUliam Watt, 1 Jan. 1919.
3816 Lyon, IsabeUa Romanes, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3817 McBride, John Corbet, 1 Jan. 1919.
3818 McCarthy, John WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
3819 McCleUan, Sarah Georgina Corbetta, Mrs, 1 Jau. 1919.
3820 Mace, WiUiam Ethrtogton, 1 Jan. 1919.
3821 Maoklta, Barbara, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3822 Maclean, Thomas Finlay, 1 Jan. 19] 9.
3823 McLean, 1 Jan. 1919.
3824 McNaughton, John Love, 1 Jan. 1919.
3825 McNeile, Mary Bridget, 1 Jan. 1919.
3826 McPherson, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3827 McRae, Bessie, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1919.
3828 Magruder, Maryel Alpina, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3829 Maleham, George Edgar, 1 Jan. 1919.
3830 Mann, Walter George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3831 Massie, Anne, 1 Jan. 1919.
3832 Mauvan, Agnes Jessie, 1 Jan. 1919.
3833 Mawby, LiUan Edith, 1 Jan. 1919.
3834 Maxwell, Marion Winefrid, 1 Jan. 1919.
3835 May, Irene Harriet Bourne Seaburne Bourne-, 1 Jan.
1919.
3836 May, Walter BaUlie, 1 Jan. 1919.
3837 Meakin, George Healey, 1 Jan. 1919.
3838 Meakin, Mary Ridgway, 1 Jan. 1919.
3839 Medcalf, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3840 Meek, EUzabeth Muriel Grant-, 1 Jan. 1919.
3841 Merriles, Alexander Horsburgh, 1 Jan. 1919.
3842 Merry, Henry Edward Dilke, 1 Jan. 1919.
3843 Mervyu, Muriel Hermione Marion, 1 Jan. 1919.
3844 Michaelis, Marie, 1 Jan. 1919.
3845 Middlemiss, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3846 Middleton, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3847 Midgley, John WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3849 MiUar, Henry Horatio, 1 Jan. 1919.
3850 MiUigan, Helena Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3851 Mills, Janet Melanie AUsa, 1 Jan. 1919.
3852 Monck, Louise EmUia, 1 Jan. 1919.
3853 Moore, Herbert Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919.
3854 Morgan, Harold Roland, 1 Jan. 1919.
3855 Morgan, Robert Upton, 1 Jan. 1919.
3856 Morrison, Florence MUdred, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3857 Mortimer, Robert Richardson, 1 Jan. 1919.
3858 Muirhead, Hon. Mrs. Katharine Charlotte Elizabeth
Stewart, 1 Jan. 1919.
3859 Mundy, WiUiam Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
3860 Murch, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3861 Murphy, Ellen Theodora, Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
3862 Neame, Maud Kathleen Frances, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3863 NeUson, Katherine Helen, 1 Jan. 1919.
3864 New, Evelyn Helen Johnston, 1 Jan. 1919
3865 Newton, Susan, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3866 Nicholson, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3867 Nicoll, Thomas Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919.
3868 Nightingale, Thomas Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919.
3869 Norton, Eleanor MUlicent, 1 Jan. 1919.
3870 Norton, Jessie Jane Jardine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3871 Oakshett, Owen James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3872 O'Byrne, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3873 O'CaUaghan, Richard Grainger Dennis, 1 Jan. 1919.
3874 Ogden, Alice, 1 Jan. 1919.
3875 Oliver, Charlotte, 1 Jan. 1919.
3876 Orman, Frederick Brook, 1 Jan. 1919.
3877 Orpen, Ida Grace Victoria, 1 Jan. 1919.
3878 Osborne, David, 1 Jan. 1919.
3879 Ouzman, WiUiam Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
3880 Owen, Frederick WiUiam, 1 Jau. 1919.
3881 Owen, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3882 Page, James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3883 Page, WUliam Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
3884 Painter, Thomas Abbott, 1 Jan. 1919.
3885 Palmer, NeUie Hurcomb, 1 Jan. 1919.
3886 Pascoe, Frederick Richard, 1 Jan. 1919.
3887 Paterson, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3888 Pawson, Herbert Alfred James, 1 Jan. 1919.

670

MEMBERS.

S890 Pearce, William Sidney, 1 Jan. 1919.
3891 Peek, William Heath, 1 Jan. 1919.
3892 Penny, Richard, 1 Jan. 1919.
3898 Perkins, Sydney, 1 Jan. 1919.
3894 Perot, Louise Pauline, 1 Jan. 1919.
3895 Phillimore, Ethel Maud. 1 Jan. 1919.
3896 PhUip, Alexander John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3897 PhiUips, Eric Taylor, 1 Jan. 1919.
3898 PhUlips, Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3899 PhUpot, Harold Percy, 1 Jan. 1919.
3900 PhUpot, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
3901 PhUps, Evelyn Chapman, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3902 -Pickles, Edward LleweUyn, 1 Jan. 1919.
3903 Player, William John Percy, 1 Jan. 1919.
8904 Pochin, Edmund Arthur Norman, 1 Jan. 1919.
3905 Pochin, Harold Nichols, 1 Jan. 1019.
3906 PoUard, Frederick Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
3907 Portal, Louise Rosemary Kathleen Virgina, Lady, 1 Jan
1919.
3908 Pott, Katharine Frances WUson, 1 Jan. 1919.
3909 PoweU, Hugh Falkenberg, 1 Jan. 1919.
3910 Powney, Cecil Du Pre Penton, 1 Jan. 1919.
3911 Prendergast, Maud Dora Josephine, 1 Jan. 1919.
3912 Price, Gertrude Rangeley Stanley, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3913 Price, Richard, 1 Jan. 1919.
8914 Prichard, Richard John, 1 Jan. 1919.
3915 Pride, Herbert Charles, 1 Jau. 1919.
3916 Proctor, Vernon, 1 Jan. 1919.
3917 Putnam, WiUiam Clarke, 1 Jan. 1919.
3918 Ramsay, James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3920 Redstone, LUian Jane, 1 Jan. 1919.
8921 Reed, Alice Clay, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3922 Reed, Harbottle, 1 Jan. 1919.
3923 Rees, Frederick WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3924 Reeve, Georgina Ruth, 1 Jan. 1919.
3925 Reid, David Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919.
3926 Reiss, PhyUis EmUy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3927 Rendle, Evangeline Annette Harriett, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3929 Reynolds, Arthur Charles, 1 Jan. 1919.
3930 Reynolds, Henry George, 1 Jan. 1919.
3931 Rhodes, Caroline Maud, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3932 Richards, Francis Bartlett, 1 Jan. 1919.
3933 Richmond, Annie Catherine Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
3934 Ridsdale. Herbert Wheatley, 1 Jan. 1019.
3935 Ritchie, Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3936 Roberts, Ronald Cleave, 1 Jan. 1919.
3937 Robertson, Annie, 1 Jan. 1919.
3938 Robertson, Mary Elizabette, 1 Jan. 1919.
3940 Robinson, Elizabeth Street, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3941 Robinson, Robert Hervey St. Clair, 1 Jan. 1919.
3942 Robson, Constance Evelyn, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3943 Roche, Elizabeth Jane, 1 Jan. 1919.
3944 Rogers, Henry Montague, 1 Jan. 1919.
3945 Rogers, Rose Sophia, 1 Jan. 1919.
3946 Rolfe, Ethel Blanche, 1 Jan. 1919.
3947 Ross, Gladys Ethel, 1 Jan. 1919.
3948 Rotton, Letitia, 1 Jan. 193 9.
3949 Rule, Alexanaer, 1 Jan. 1919.
3950 Russell, Alexandra Alberta, 1 Jan. 1919.
3951 Russell, Rev. Cecil Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
3952 RusseU, Mildred, 1 Jan. 1919.
3953 Rusten, John Albert Edgar, 1 Jan. 1919.
3954 Ryland. Edith Smith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3955 Sahnond, Elaine Marguerite, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3956 Samson, Howard Lewis, 1 Jan. 1919.
3957 SandweU, Percy WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919.
3958 Savage, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919.
3959 SaviUe, Daniel Benjamin Sheriff, 1 Jan. 1919.
3960 Scott, Ina Lochhead, 1 Jan. 1919.
3961 Scott, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
,3962 Shaw, Donald Stuart, 1 Jan. 1919.
3963 Shaw, Elsie Marie, 1 Jan. 1919.
3964 Sheppard, John Tresidder, 1 Jan. 1919.
3965 Shipley, Walter Henry Foster, 1 Jan. 1919.
3966 Shorter, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
3967 Sidebottom, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1919.
3968 Simcock, James, 1 Jan. 1919.
3969 Simmons, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919.
3970 Simpson, David, 1 Jan. 1919.
3971 Skipwith, Richard Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
3972 Slater, Quintin Fleming, 1 Jan. 1919.
3973 Slater, Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
3974 Slaughter, Leonard Lansdell, 1 Jan. 1919.
3975 Smart, John Manson, 1 Jan. 1919.
3976 Smith, Arthur Ives, 1 Jan. 1919.
3977 Smith, Ernest Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
3978 Smith, Lewis William, 1 Jan. 1919.
3979 Smith, Noel William KeUand Isbister, 1 Jan. 1919.
3980 Smyth, Ethel Downing, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3981 Smyth, John CecU, 1 Jan. 1919.
3982 Soames, Mabel Janet, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3983 SoUy, Henry Wilkinson, 1 Jan. 1919.
3984 Sparrow, Guy, 1 Jan. 1919.
3985 Spearman, Jessie Aubrey, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3986 Spellar, William David, 1 Jan. 1919.
3987 Spence, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919.-
3988 Spencer, Gladys Marion, 1 Jan. 1919.
3989 Spencer, WiUiam Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
3990 Stack, Susan, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
3991 Stanworth, James, 1 Jan. 1919.

3993399439953996 8997
3998 3999
40004001400240044005
400640074008 4009
40104011 401240134014 4015
4016
4017 401840194021 4022
4023
4024 402540264027 4028
4029 4030
4031
4032 4033403440354036 4037
40384039404040414042404340444045 404640474048 4049
40504051405240534054 4055
4056 4059
40604061 40624063
4064 40654066
406740684069
40704071407240734074 40754076 4077 40784079408040814082
408340844085
40864087 4088
4089 4090
40914092

Starbuck, Thomas WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919.
Steele, AUred Lilburn, 1 Jan. 1919.
Steele, Reginald Johns, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stenning, William Lees, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stevens, George Douglas, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stevenson, Arnold, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stevenson, Stansmore Leslie Dean Macaulay, Mrs, 1 Jan.
1919.
Stewart, Edward Pakenham, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stewart. IsabeUa Forbes, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stewart, James, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stewart, William Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stoddart, Swinton, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stokes, Madel Louise, 1 Jan. 1919.
Storey, Wilfred Robinson, 1 Jan. 1919.
Stubbington, Ruby, 1 Jan. 1919.
Sturgeon, Robert Wallace, 1 Jan. 1919.
Sutherland, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1919.
Sutton, Kathleen Alice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Swire, William, 1 Jan. 1919.
Swornsboume, Mabel Edith, 1 Jan. 1910.
Sykes, George, 1 Jan. 1919. (31.)
Symonds, WUliam North, 1 Jan. 1919.
TaUack, Francis Harold Cass, 1 Jan. 1919.
Tanner, Mary Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1919.
Tear, Richard Frederick Charles, 1 Jan. 1919
Teasdale, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
Tebbitt, Mabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Thomas, Arnold, 1 Jan. 1919.
Thomas, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
Thompson, Frank, 1 Jan. 1919.
Thompson, George Tyrrell, 1 Jan. 1919.
Thomson, David, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
Thomson, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
Thomson, Margaret Ellen, Lady, 1 Jan. 1919.
Thorne, Annie Marion, 1 Jan. 1919.
Timbury, Henry Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
TindaU, Edith Pelham, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Tipping. Arthur Bramble, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Tod, David Inman, 1 Jan. 1919. (bi.)
Todd, John Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
Toghill, Edward Sergent, 1 Jan. 1919.
Tonkin, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
Toomer, Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Townley, RosaUnde Cecil, 1 Jan. 1919. ,
Trehearne, Sarah Emuss, 1 Jan. 1919.
TrestraU, Alfred Bond, 1 Jan. 1919.
Tufnatt, Harry PhiUp, 1 Jan. 1919.
Tufnell, Wyndham Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
TurnbuU, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
Tutcher, WiUiam Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
Tweedy-Dorothea, 1 Jan. 1919.
Upton, WUliam James, 1 Jan. 1919.
Valentine, Catherine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Vaux, EmUy Eve Lellam, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Venner. George Edward Sidebottom, 1 Jan. 1919.
Vereker, Frances Gore. Mrs. George Medlicott, 1 Jan.
1919.
Verge, Lionel Arthur Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
Vigo, Benjamin WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919.
Waddingham, William Hart, 1 Jan. 1919.
Wain, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
Walker, Eliza Bagshawe-, 1 Jan. 1919.
Walker, Percy, 1 Jan. 1919.
Wallace, Agnes Kendall, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Ward, Arthur John Hanslip, 1 Jan. 1919.
Ward, Jeannie Wright, 1 Jan. 1919.
Warrack, Frances Jane, 1 Jan. 1919.
Warren, Edith Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
Waterfield, May Constance Flora, 1 Jan. 1919.
Watson, Eva Gordon, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
Watts, Charles Haynes, 1 Jan. 1919.
Way, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
Way, Philip GrevUle Hugh, 1 Jan. 1919.
Weakner, John Johnson, 1 Jan. 1919.
Webster, Avice, 1 Jan. 1919.
WeigaU, Caroline Rachel SeUna Priscilla, 1 Jan. 1919.
Welch, Jessie Muriel Kemp-, 1 Jan. 1919.
WeUs, Victor Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919.
Wenley, George Seton Veitch, 1 Jan. 1919.
West, James Grey, 1 Jan. 1919.
Wharton, Edith Hilda, 1 Jan. 1919.
Wheatley, Christopher WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919.
Wheeler, Florence Louisa Felicia, Mis. Bourne-, 1 Jan.
1919.
Whitaker, Frances Henrietta, 1 Jan. 1919
Whitehead, Alfred Kershaw, 1 Jan. 1919.
Whitehead, Maude LUian, 1 Jan. 1919.
Whitt, Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
WUford, Edward Charles, 1 Jau. 1919.
WUkinson, Harry WiUiam John, 1 Jau. 1919.
WiUiams, Atoert George, 1 Jan. 1919.
Williams, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
WUliams, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
WiUmot, Nettie Pratchett, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
WiUoughby, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919.
Wilson, Dorothy Holmes, 1 Jan. 1919.
Wilson, Edith Marguerite, 1 Jan. 1919.
Wilson, Helen, 1 Jan. 1919.
WUyman, Charies, 1 Jan. 1919.

671

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

4094 Windsor, Arthur Whalesby, 1 Jan. 1919.
4095 Wing, Fred Augustus, 1 Jan. 1919. '
4096 Winter, MUdred Marion, ilrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4097 Wood, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
4098 Woodhead, Esther. 1 Jan. 1919.
4099 Woodward, Sidnev John, 1 Jan. 1919.
4100 Wright, Hugh, 1 Jan. 1919.
4101 Wyld, Frances Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
4102 Wynne, Frederick Grant, 1 Jan. 1919.
4103 Yockney, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1919.
4104 Young, WiUiam Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
4105 Younghusband, Herbert WilUam, 1 Jan. 1919.
4106 Mva, Ebrahim Ahmed, alias Be Shwe, 1 Jan. 1919.
4107 Alexander, Juliet, Mrs.. 1 Jan. 1919.
4108 Armitstead, Henry, 1 Jan. 1919.
4109 Bakhsh, Shaikh Mahbub, 1 Jan. 1919.
4110 Barker, Raymond Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
4111 Beachcroft, Betty, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4112 Beard, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1919.
4113 Bennett, Arthur RusseU. 1 Jan. 1919.
4114 Bhore, Margaret Wilke. Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4115 BUUmoria, Shapurji Bomanji, 1 Jan. 1919.
4116 Birch, George, 1 Jan. 1919.
4117 Black, Muriel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4118 Brent, Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4119 Brereton, Charles CecU Trelawny, 1 Jan. 1919.
4120 Buckner, Frederick Percival, 1 Jan. 1919.
4121 Burt, Bryce Chudleigh, 1 Jan. 1919.
4122 Bya, Maung Maung, 1 Jan. 1919.
4123 Chand, Lala Fateh, 1 Jan. 1919.
4124 Chand, Pandit Narayan, 1 Jan. 1919.
4125 Chandar, Lala Ram, 1 Jan. 1919.
4126 Cole, Claude Willoughby, 1 Jan. 1919.
4127 Collier, Joseph Veasy, 1 Jan. 1919.
4128 Cowan, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
4130 Cuttriss, Charles Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919.
4131 Dastur, Sunbai Kaikobad, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4132 Davidson, Marion, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4133 De, Sarojtoi, Mrs.. 1 Jan. 1919.
4134 Dennis, Rendal! HamUton, 1 Jan. 1919.
4135 Dunne, Walter Clement Goddard, 1 Jan. 1919.
4136 Edye, Ernest Henry Huish, 1 Jan. 1919.
4137 Eggar, MUdred Fanny, 1 Jan. 1919.
4138 Franklin, Mabel, 1 Jan. 1919.
4139 Glackan, Sydney Hugh, 1 Jan. 1919.
4140 Gomes, Bernard Francis, 1 Jan. 1919.
4141 Greaves. Isabel, 1 Jan. 1919.
4142 Guan, Quah Cheng, 1 Jan. 1919.
4143 Habib, Maulvi Muhammad Savan, 1 Jau. 1919.
4144 Hai, Mian Abdul, 1 Jan. 1919.
4145 HaU, Frederick Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919.
4146 Hammond, Ernest Walter, 1 Jan. 1919.
4147 Harvev, Anita, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4148 Hind, Robert WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919.
4149 Hitchcock, Richard Howard, 1 Jan. 1919.
4150 Jan, Chaudhri Nabi, 1 Jan. 1919.
4151 Jarrv, Rev. Frederick WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919.
4152 Johnstone, Thomas White, 1 Jan. 1919.
4153 Khan, Sardar Bahadur Sardar Abdul Rashid, 1 Jau. 1919.
4154 Khan, Khan Sahib Ahmed Mir, 1 Jan. 1919.
4155 Khan, Khan Bahadur Ain-ud-Din, 1 Jan. 1919.
4156 Khan, Chaudhri Ali Akbar, 1 Jan. 1919.
4157 Khan, MaUk AUah Bakhsh, 1 Jan. 1919.
4158 Khan, Malik Ghulam Muhammad, 1 Jau. 1919.
4159 Khan, Subedar-Major Khan Bahadur Kurban AU, 1 Jan.
1919.
4160 Khan, Khan Bahadur Mohammed Ashraff, 1 Jan. 1913.
4161 Khan, Khan Bahadur Munshi Muhammad AU, 1 Jan.
1919.
4162 Khan, Khan Bahadur Musa, 1 Jan. 1919.
4163 Khan, Khan Bahadur Sohbat, 1 Jan. 1919
4164 Khan, Khan Bahadur Sardar Wahab, 1 Jan. 1919.
4165 Khkpatrick, CecU WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919.
4166 Khwan, Lionel Edward, 1 Jan. 1919.
4167 Kothawala, Malcolm Rataji, 1 Jan. 1919.
4168 Lajoie, Louis Patrick, 1 Jan. 1919.
4169 Lai, Chaudhri Kishori, 1 Jan. 1919.
4170 Lalkalka, IUnabai, 1 Jan. 1919.
4171 Lane, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1919.
4172 Langer, Charles Frederick, 1 Jan. 1919.
4173 Langley, Frank, 1 Jan. 1919.
4175 Lawrence, Alexander Samuel, 1 Jan. 1919.
4,176 Leach, Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1919.
4177 Leach, MUton, 1 Jan. 1919
4178 Lee, Frederick Reginald, 1 Jan. 1919.
4179 Letton, Charles Thomas, 1 Jan 1919.
4181 Manibbai, Bai Champabahen, 1 Jan. 1919.
4182 Mann, David Barry, 1 Jan. 1919.
4183 May, Charlotte Dorothea, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4184 McPherson, Duncan Louis, 1 Jan. 1919.
4185 Mehta, Homia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4186 Muhammad, Shaikh Yakub Vazh, 1 Jan. 1919.
4187 Mule, Bhalchandra Vaman, 1 Jan. 1919.
4188 Nag, Khagendra Chandra, 1 Jan. 1919.
4189 Narayan, Pandit Anand, 1 Jau. 1919.
4190 Nath, Rai Bahadur Amar. 1 Jan. 1919.
4191 Nath, Lala Baij, 1 Jan. 1919.
4192 Newton, Zoe EUesmere Davidson, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4193 Nun, Malik Sahib Khan, 1 Jan. 1919.
4194 Nyun, Maung, 1 Jan. 1919.

672

4195 Ostrehan, Malcolm, 1 Jan. 1919.
4196 Padam, Rajaram Tukaram, 1 Jan. 1919.
4197 Pant, Pandit Bhola Dat, 1 Jan. 1919.
4198 Pattadar, Babu Rajani Kanta, 1 Jan. 1919.
4199 Pennell, Dorothy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4200 Perkins, Winifred Ward, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4201 PhUlips, John Ruskin, 1 Jan. 1919.
4202 PUlay, Hari Krishna, 1 Jan. 1919.
4203 Price, Julian Hugh, 1 Jau. 1919.
4204 Pudumji, Hirabai, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4205 Rai, Rai Bahadur Biswambhar, 1 Jan. 1919.
4206 Ramanbhai, Vidhyagouri, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4207 Roberts, Charles Herbert, 1 Jan. 1919.
4208 Rozario, Michael Anthony, 1 Jan. 1919.
4209 Ruegg, Alfred James, 1 Jan. 1919.
4210 Saheb, Kunvari Rupalbai, 1 Jan. 1919.
4211 SaUgram, Rai Bahadur, 1 Jan. 1919.
4212 Sarkar, Babu Panchanan, 1 Jan. 1919.
4213 Singh, Bawa Bhag, 1 Jan. 1919.
4214 Singh, Lieutenant Ishar, 1 Jan. 1919.
4215 Singh, Munshi Sundar, 1 Jan. 1919.
4216 Stewart, Maude, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4217 Swan, Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4218 Taylor, Charles Lewis, 1 Jan. 1919.
4219 Taylor, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
4220 Thaddeus, Mesrup, 1 Jan. 1919.
4221 Thome, Theophttis, 1 Jan. 1919.
4222 Turner, Muriel Clara, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919
4223 Tomes, WiUiam Jameson, 1 Jan. 1919.
4224 Wagstaff, Harry Finnis, 1 Jan. 1919.
4225 Walker, Margaret Dewar, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919
4226 Wathen, Frederick Blunt, 1 Jan. 1919.
4227 Webb, George Richard, 1 Jan. 1919.
4228 Welman, Helen Owen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4229 Whitcombe, May Julia, 1 Jan. 1919.
4230 WiUiamson, Florence, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4231 WiUiamson. Horace, 1 Jan. 1919.
4232 Shapley, George William Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
4233 Patterson, WiUiam Baker, 1 Jan. 1919.
4234 Bennett, George Wilfred, 1 Jan. 1919.
4235 Bardsley, Robert Vickers, 1 Jan. 1919.
4236 Warder, Gerald Edwin, 1 Jan. 1919.
4237 Forster, Arnold John, 1 Jan. 1919.
4238 Butcher, Alfred WilUam, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4239 Cottier, FTank Norton Proctor, 1 Jan. 1919. (31.)
4240 Corrie, WiUiam Edward, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4241 Davies, Fred, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4242 Davis, Spencer, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4243 De Wet, Nicholas Johannes, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4244 EUis, Reuben, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4245 Hopkins, Francis Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
4246 Humberseth, John Johansen, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
4247 Huxtable, Geoffrey, 1 Jan. 1919. (st.)
4248 MUls, Charles Egerton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4249 Pomeroy, Arthur WiUiam Jobttos, 1 Jan. 1919. (SI.)
4250 PoweU, WUUam CUve. 1 Jan. 1919. (It.)
4251 Ross, Alexander Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
4252 Saies, Lorenso, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
4253 Small, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1919. (31.)
4254 Sutherland, John, 1 Jan. 1919. (if.)
4255 Tryon, Henry Covey, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4256 Wardroper, Percy Redesdale, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
4257 Willox, George Martin, 1 Jan. 1919. (II.)
4258 Woodlock, David WUliam Fair, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4259 Ash, Frederick CecU, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4260 Bampton, John Augustus HamUton, 1 Jau. 1919. (St.)
4261 Banks, Thomas Rivers, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4262 Belchamber, Douglas Foster, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4263 Blackwood, Noel Ptokstan O'Reilly, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4264 Broadbent, John Stuart, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
4265 Butler, Richard Jefferson, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4266 Campbell, Malcolm, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4267 Courts, Colin, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
4268 Davies, Sellick, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4269 Dennv, William Bernard Valentine, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4270 Everett, Roland Tvlor, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4271 Ezra, EUice, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
4272 Gerard, Charles Edward, 1 Jan 1919. (at.)
4273 Gibbs, Gerard Yardley, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4274 Gladstone, Albeit Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (si.)
4275 Grey, Percv, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4276 Gwatkin, Reginald Dngleby Stapleton, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4277 Harding, Robert Arthur Cotton, 1 Jan. 1919. (St.)
4278 Lee, John Dalby, 1 Jan. 1919. (Sf.)
4279 Monks, Thomas Vernon, 1 Jan. 1919. (31.)
4280 Montgomerie, William Dunn, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
4281 Morgan, Hugh, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
4282 Ord, Benjamin. 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4283 Pattinson, Edward Harold, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4284 Salmon Ronald Martin, 1 Jan. 1919. (31.)
4285 Sheddcn, WUliam St. John, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4286 Tysoe-Smith, Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
42S7 Vernon, Ronald Clifton, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
428S Waris-ud-Dhi, Rev, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4289 Whidborne, Charles Stanley Lucas, 1 Jan. 1919. (ar.)
4290 Whittle. Fortescue Glynne, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bf.)
4291 Baker, Francis Barrington, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4292 Barrow, Claude, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4293 Barry, Louis Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4294 Bogie, Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (bi.)

MEMBERS.

(at.)

(M.)

(at.)

(si.)

(si.)

(M.)

(si.)

4295 Chandler, John Marsden, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4296 Dingle, Henry James, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4297 Dinsdale, Thomas Errington Coutts, 1 Jan. 1919.
4298 Fawcett, Walter, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4299 George, Willy Oswald, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4300 Gibson, John George, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4301 Holman, Joseph Guest, 1 Jau. 1919. (at.)
4302 Hudson, William, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4303 Hunt, Henry Charles, 1 Jan. 1919. (Bt.)
4305 Smith, Charles William Gates, 1 Jan. 1919. (it.)
4306 Spurling, Charles George, 1 Jan. 1919. (bi.)
4307 StiUweU, Gloria Ethel Ada, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4308 Townley, Herbert Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. '
4810 Walker, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4311 Walsh, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4312 Whitehead, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4313 Wrench, Charles Croyden, 1 Jan. 1919.
4314 Tod, Frederick Lewis Maitland, 1 Jan. 1919.'
4315 Cripps, George Wilfitt, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4316 Walton, Cyril Glanmore, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4317 Effendi, Mulazim Tani Zaki Selim, 1 Jan. 1919.
4318 Beattie, Edward AUsop, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4319 Allan, James Lambertini, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4320 Barraclough, Jackson Gurth, 1 Jan. 1919. (BI.)
4321 Browne, Charles James, 1 Jan. 1919. (M.)
4322 HiU, Garrington Lewis Watson, 1 Jan. 1919.
4323 Mallett, Thomas Robert, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
4324 Ward, Alexander Ivan, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4325 Wardell, John Stewart Michael, 1 Jan. 1919
4326 WilUams, Ralph, 1 Jan. 1919. (at.)
4327 Arklie, Edgar Vincent, 1 Jan. 1919.
4328 Barker, Nellie, 1 Jan. 1919.
4329 Booth, Albert Joseph, 1 Jan. 1919.
4330 Cosgriff, Eugene, 1 Jan. 1919.
4331 Lorraine, EUen Mary, 1 Jan. 1919.
4332 Shujath, Ali, 1 Jan. 1919. (ai.)
4333 Thaddeus, Mesrop Gabriel, 1 Jan. 1919.
4334 Barton-Wright, Helen Muriel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4335 Legat, Kathleen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4336 LleweUyn, Clara Maud, 1 Jan. 1919.
4337 PhUips, Enid, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4338 BaiUie, AmeUa Martha, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1919.
4339 Blewitt, Ethel Louisa Herries, 1 Jan. 1919.
4340 Fletcher, Fanny, 1 Jan. 1919.
4341 Hall, Rosina Marion, 1 Jan. 1919.
4342 Leary, Dennis Donald, 1 Jan. 1919.
4343 MUlward, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1919.
4344 Nettleship, WiUiam Sharp, 1 Jan. 1919.
4345 Richardson, Mabel, 1 Jan. 1919.
4346 Roark, John, 1 Jan. 1919.
4347 Roberts, Florence Alice, 1 Jan. 1919.
4348 Gordon, Grace, 1 Jan. 1919.
4349 Joyce, Francis Raoul, 1 Jan. 1919.
4350 GUlespie, Gerald James, 12 Feb. 1919. (at.)
4351 Cunningham, Andrew, 12 Feb. 1919. (at.)
4352 Dalton, Ernest Albert LleweUyn, 12 Feb. 1919. (at.)
4353 Northey, Henry John, 15 Feb. 1919. (St.)
4354 Veryard, Ernest Thomas, 20 Feb. 1919. (St.)
4355 Johnson, James 24 March, 1919. (at.)
4356 O'Brien, Eugene Herbert, 24 March, 1919. (Bt.)
4357 Meachem, Frank, 24 March, 1919. (si.)
4358 Austin, Walter, 1 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4359 Gearing, Ernest Handley, 1 April, 1919. (at.)
4360 Samways, WUUam Henry, 1 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4361 Stone, Ernest Stracey, 1 AprU, 1919. (at.)
4362 Ling, Robert, 11 AprU, 1919. (M.)
4363 Lloyd, Leonard Wynne, 22 AprU, 1919. (St.)
4364 SavUle, Cyril Arthur, 22 April, 1919. (bi.)
4365 Gale, Ernest John Albert, 22 April, 1919. (Bf.)
4366a Gasparro, Francis Christopher, 22 April, 1919.
43666 Cowan, Herbert Gladstone, 5 May, 1919. (Bt.)
4366c Praeger, Isonard Paul, 5 May, 1919. (St.)
4366(2 Davies, Alewyn Thomas, 5 May, 1919. (it.)
4366e Chidson, Montagu Reaney, 5 May, 1919. (at.)
4366/ Cole, Robert Frank, 5 May, 1919. (af.)
-4366(7 Goble, WiUiam Richard, 5 May, 1919. (ai.)
4366/j Holt, Edwin Brook, 5 May, 1919. , (31.)
4367a WeUs, Harold Arthur Thompson, 5 May, 1919.
43676 Austin, Bertram Herbert, 5 May, 1919. (at.)
4367c Short, John, 5 May, 1919. , %
4367<_ Corridon, Richard, 5 May, 1919. (at.)
4367e Kerr, Charles William Ernest, 5 May, 1919. (at.)
4367/ Best, Eleanor, 9 May, 1919. (at.)
4368 Bradshaw, Frances Evelyn, 9 May, 1919. (Bf.)
4369 Craster, Barbara Marion, 9 May, 1919. (Bt.)
4370 Crisp, Annette Ina, 9 May, 1919. (fit.)
4371 Eastwood, Mrs. Dorothy SybU Montague, 9 May, 1919
(M )
4372 Farrell, Margaret Georgina Mary, 9 May, 1919
4373 Franklin, Olga Heather, 9 May. 1919. (at.)
4374 Eagar, Margery, Mrs, 9 May, 1919. (M.)
4375 Gye, Dene Alice, 9 May, 19.19. (at.)
4376 Hardie, Muriel, 9 May, 1919. (at.)
4377 Horsey, Mrs. Ada Noel, 9 May, 1919.
4378 James, Eleanor Marian, 9 May, 1919
4379 James, Kathartae Margaret, 9 May, 1919- <*;)
4380 Johnston, Elizabeth Gairdner, 9 May, 1919. (at.)
4381 Johnston, Mrs. Florence 9 May, 1919. (at.)
4382 Kersey, Winifred Esdaile, 9 May, 1919. (si.)
4383 Laughtbn, Elvira Sibyl Mane, 9 May, 1919. (at.)

(si.)

(SI.)

(SI.)

(at.) (at.)

4384 MacDonald. Marian Louie, 9 May, 1919. (BI.)
4385 Macleod, Olive Moultrie, 9 May, 1919. (31.)
4386 MacEwan, Jean Margaret, 9 May, 1919. (BI.)
4387 Mouat, Basiliua Ninian, 9 May, 1919. (at.)
4388 MaunseU, Mary Helen Maxwell, 9 May, 1919. (st.)
4389 Pettit, Mrs. Isobel Helena Courtney, 9 May, 1919. (BI.)
4390 Robinson, Norah Gertrude, 9 May, 1919. (BI.)
4391 Rope, Irene Mary, 9 May, 1919. (bi.)
4392 Rubenstein, Vera Rachel, Mrs, 9 May, 1919. (3f.)
4393 Stricldand, Mary Constance EUzabeth Christine, 9 May,
1919. (at.)
4394 Thorbum, Margaret Alison, 9 May, 1919. (31.)
4395 TurnbuU, Helen Oliver, 9 May, 1919. (Bf.)
4396 Wall, Maud Amy Margaret, 9 May, 1919. (Bf.)
4397 Rainier, Gladys Mary, Mrs, 9 May, 1919. (Bf.)
4398 Robbins, WiUiam Henry, 24 May, 1919. (Bf.)
4399 Youngson, Alexander, 24 May, 1919. (BI.)
4400 Lewis, William, 24 May, 1919. (BI.)
4401 Brown, Donald Eadie, 27 May, 1919. (at.)
4402 Charlier, Leonard Clayton, 27 May, 1919. (Bt.)
4403 Farnley, Arthur Hambleton, 27 May, 1919. (at.)
4404 McCusker, Ralph Henry John, 27 May, 1919. (31.)
4405 Mitchelmore, Augustus John, 27 May, 1919. (BI.)
4406 Rea, BasU Soame, 27 May, 1919. (at.)
4407 Witherby, Harry Forbes, 27 May, 1919. (Bf.)
4408 Adcock, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4409 Allan, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4410 AUingham, Gerald Carlyle, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4411 Arundell, John Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4412 Armitage, Walter Cleveland, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4413 Atkins, Charles Henry, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4414 Attenborough, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4415 Bannon, John Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4416 Barnett, Edwin Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4417 Battle, William Scoley, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4418 Beer, Arthur James, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4419 Bennett, Alice Mary, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4420 Bevan, Marmaduke, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4421 Bishop, Arthur Grimwade, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4422 Blackwood, Edgar Derwent, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4423 Blah- White, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4424 Bleck, George Sebastian, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4425 Bond, CyrU Henry Charles, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4426 Brand, Stanley Hunt, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4427 Brewster, WiUiam Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4428 Brice, Ernest Gottlieb Isdeal, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4429 Brown, George Wauchop Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (H.)
4430 Brown, PhUlis Warden, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4431 Bryan, Godfrey Middleton Brie, 3 June, 1919. (31
4432 Bryan, Thomas Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4433 BuUivant, Hugh Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Af.)
4434 Bulteel, Walter Beresford, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4435 Busby, Thomas Frederick, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
4436 Cable, Norah Evelyn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4437 Campbell, Donald George, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4438 Campbell, John, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4439 Carey, Albert John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4440 Carey, Hattie Maud, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4441 Cary, Rupert Tristram Oliver, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4442 Carr, John William, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4443 Carthew-Yorstoun, Morden Archibald, 3 June, 1919, (BI.)
4444 ChaUice, Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4445 Clark, Martin Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4446 Clarke, Ernest Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
4447 Claye, Fred Wainwright, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4448 Clegg, Herbert Edmund, 3 June, 1919.
4449 Clements, WilUam Joseph, 3 June, 1919.
4450 Clemishaw, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4451 Coates, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4452 Combes, Percy Matthew, 3 June, 1919.
4453 ConneU, John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4454 Cooper, Francis John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4455 Corney, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4556 CosteUo, George Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4457 Cotton, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4458 Craig, WiUiam James Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4459 Cranston, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4460 Crombie, Colin Ross, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4461 Cumming, Percy, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4462 DagUsh, Gladys, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4463 Davis, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4464 Anderson, Gladys, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (at.
4465 Doolan, Edmond, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4466 Dugon, Arnold Louis, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4467 Dundas, Betty, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4468 Dunham, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4469 Egan, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4470 Eldred, Elizabeth Francis, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
4471 Elkin, Charlotte EmUy, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4472 EUiott, James Henry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4473 Elmore, Percy, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4474 Eustace, Albert Victor, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4475 Everett, Charles Falconer Guy, 3 June, 1919.
4476 Farmer, Frank Morley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4477 Field, Eric Athelstane, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4478 Field, Edward Hubert, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4479 Field, WiUiam Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4480 Fitzgerald, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4481 Fitzsimon, Samuel Ernest Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4482 Ford, Harry Spry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
673 2 x

(31.) (St.)

(SI.)

(M.)

(SI.)

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

4483 Foster, CecUy Penrose, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4484 Fox, James Bartholomew, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4485 Francis, Ada Emily, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4486 Francis, Arnold Eardley, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4487 Fry, Walter 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4488 Gardiner, Edward Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4489 Gee, George Augustine, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4490 Glason, John AppoUonius, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4491 Glencross, Julian 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4492 Godfrey, Alfred Philip, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4493 Gower, John Forbes, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4494 Green, WiUiam Holmes, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4495 Griffiths, WiUiam Crynant 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4496 Gunn, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4497 Hampton, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4498 Hanbury Nigel, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4499 Hancock, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4600 Handy, WiUiam 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4501 Hanscombe, Stanley WUliam, 3 June, 1919. CM.)
4502 Harcher, Ernest Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4503 Harcourt-Brown, Monica, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4504 Harding, Wyndham John Dorney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4505 Harford, Winifred Maud B, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4506 Harman, Edmund, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4507 Harold, Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4508 Harrison, George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4509 Hartley, Richard Warburton, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4510 Harvey, Austin Mozart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4511 Hatch, Ethel Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4512 Hatch, WiUiam Ashton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4513 HartneU, Walter George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4514 Hawkes, Comley, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
4515 Hawkins, Albert Gordon Jones, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4516 Hayes, Ernest George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4517 Haywood, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4518 Henderson, Charles Hender, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4519 Heyworth, Beatrice Hestietha Gundreda, 3 June, 1919.
(ai.)
4520 Hicks, Arthur Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4521 Hill, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4522 HiU, Thomas Edgar, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4523 Hobbs, Dene Decima, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4524 Hollidge, Alec, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4525 Holywood, Matthew, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4526 Hunt, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4527 Ingle, Harry CyrU, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4528 Isaac, WUUam Rudolph Vernon, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4529 Jackman, CorneUus John Gershom, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4530 Jaokson, Leonard Edward Selmas, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4531 Jones, Francis Henry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4532 Johnson, Diana Mabel, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4533 King, George WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4534 Kingston, Alfred Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4535 Kinross, Ann Mary, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4536 Kippen, James WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4637 Leatherbarrow, Edward John, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4538 Leverett, Frederick William, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4539 Lewarn, Herbert Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4540 Lightfoot, Harriet, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4541 Lisle, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4542 Lorimer, Christian Gray, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4543 Lyon, Francis Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4544 Lyon, Violet Dorothy Agnes, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4545 McLaren, John WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4546 Mander, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
4547 Manton, John, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4548 Maile, Alfred Charles WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4549 Marsden, Ethel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4550 Martin, Alfred Walter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4551 Mashiter, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4552 Mathews, Charles Bernard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4553 Merrick, Frederick Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4554 Middlemass, Agnes Lizzie, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4555 MUls, Esther Mary, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4556 Morgan, CecU May, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4557 Milne, IsabeUa Steele, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4558 Morris, WUliam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4559 Narracot, Isabella Frances, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4560 Nathan, Stanley John. 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4561 Newman, James Colin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4562 Nicolls, Heloise Scott, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4563 Oakley, Harry Lawrence, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4564 O'Gorman, Count Robert Jean Marie Gaspard, 3 June,
1919. (at.)
4565 Ost, Henry John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4566 Ottman, Amelia Gertrude, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4567 Page, George Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4568 Parker, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4569 Parker, John Joslin, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
4570 Parr, WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4571 Patten, Alan Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4572 Pearce. Herbert CecU, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4673 Pearsall, Richard Montague Stack, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4574 Perch, WiUiam John, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4575 Perryer, Harold WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4676 PhiUips, Ernest Thomas Adams, 3 June, 1919. (at )
4577 PhilUps, Harold Lionel, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4578 PhUlpotts, LUlian LesteUa Elizabeth Georgina, 3 June
1919. (at.)
4579 PUkington, Dennis Fielden, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

(ai.)

(Bt.)

at.)
(st.)

(bi.)

671

4580 Potier, George, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4581 PoweU, WUfred Monsell, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4582 Rayner, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4583 Regan, Percy Raphael. 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4584 Reynolds, Margaret Maude, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
4585 Roberts, George James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4586 Robinson, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4587 Rushworth, Mary, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4588 Schavertoe, Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4589 Scott, William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4590 Sellers, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
4591 Shomey, Frederick WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4592 Simpson, Malcolm Macrae, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4593 Small, George James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4594 Smith, Dennis WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4595 Smith, Sydney George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4596 Smith, Frank Robinson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4597 Smith, CecU Edward Bartholomew, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
4598 Smith, Ernest Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4599 SorreU, Herbert Alfred George, 3 June, 1919.
4600 Spall, Leslie Alan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4601 Spencer, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4602 Stanhope, Cicely, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4603 Stapleton, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4604 Starkey, Margaret, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4605 Steer, George Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4606 Stephens, Sidney Francis Hood, 3 June, 1919.
4607 Stevens, Regtaald, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4608 Strang, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4609 Strange, John, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4610 Sutton, Constance Marion. 3 June, 1919. (11.)
4611 Tarbet, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4612 Taylor, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4613 Thornton, WiUiam Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
4614 Tibbs, Ernest Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at)
4615 Tindall, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4616 Trippas, Maurice, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4617 Tmbshaw, Arthur Ralph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4618 Turner, Isobel Agnes, 3 June, 1919. (ar.)
4619 Wager, Euclid Brookes, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
4620 Watson, Earl BasU Kenmure, 3 June, 1919.
4621 Webb, CyrU Charles WUUam, 3 June, 1919.
4622 Webb, Gladys Vivien, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4623 Webster, Joseph Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4624 Welsford, Evelyn Janie, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4625 Whitbourn, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4626 White, Robert WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4627 WUliams, WiUiam Frederick, S June, 1919.
4628 WUliams, Roderick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4629 WUson, Ritchie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4630 WUson, Ralph Justly Chatterton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4631 Woodford, Isabel Charlotte, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4632 Woods, John Alexander Inglis, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
4633 Woods, Walter WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4634 Wooler, Lionel Sykes, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4635 Wray, John James, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4636 Wright, Harry, 3 June, 1S19. (BI.)
4637 Yates, Albert James, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4638 Young, Frederick WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4639 Carless, WiUiam Edward, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
4640 Coles, Harry Victor, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4641 Craig, Alexander Meldrum, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
4642 Driver, George Osborne Hitchin, 3 June, 1919.
4643 Harding, Alfred Burcham, 3 June, 1919. (at )
4644 Hewett, CecU Allan, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4645 Humphries, Henry Hurl, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4646 MacDoneU, Ian McLean, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4647 Palmer, Edward George, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4648 Rider, WUUam Rider, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4649 Stanley, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4650 Thorn, Frederick WorraU, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
4651 Weightman, Regtaald, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4652 Andrews, Leslie Frank, 3 June, 1919. (BT.)
4653 Brissenden, Bdwin Mayhew, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4654 Cruise, Albert John, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4655 Dentag, Maberley Ester, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4656 Harrington, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4657 HUls, Loftus, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4658 Irwin, Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4659 Murray, James Edward, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4660 Stanbury, Ernest Borland, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4661 Teague, George Eric, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
4662 Welch, Maurice Cleary, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4663 Carter, Henry Lower, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4664 Lucas, Gordon Tate, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4665 Kimberley, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
4666 Alden, Arthur Rhodes, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4667 Anastasie, Joseph Anastasi, 3 June, 1919
4668 Angel, Walter Douglas, 3 June. 1919. (bi.) '
4669 Bawden, Cornelius Roberts, 3 June, 1919. (Bt )
4670 Blomfleld, Sydney Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4671 Brown, Alfred Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4672 Cassels, James Houston, 3 June, 1919 (at )
4673 Christie, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4674 Davies, WiUiam Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at )
4675 Ewen, David, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4676 Ford, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
4677 Gann, Ernest Henry, 3 June, 1919 (at )
4679 Greaves, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (st )
4680 Griffiths, David John, 3 June, 1919.' (Bf )

(at.)

(at.)

MEMBERS.

4681 Headwards, Horace, S June, 1919. (M.)
4682 Henley, Francis Antony Haste, 3 June, 1919. (at )
4683 Higgins, Arthur HaU, 8 June, 1919. (at.)
4684 Ingram, Alexander Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (at )
4685 Jamison, Robert Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bt )
4686 Jenkins, Stanley Evan, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
4687 Jones, Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4688 Jones, Thomas CecU, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
4689 Kennedy, Duncan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4690 Kenny-Levick, Vivian Mortimer, 3 June, 1919. (at )
4691 Kinghorn, Douglas Charles, 3 June, 1919. (BI )
4692 Lucas, Reginald WiUiam Owen, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4693 Lucas, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4694 MUes, Cecil James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4695 Millard, Claud John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4696 Morgan, David, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4697 Newport, George Charles, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4698 Oliphant, Andrew John, S June, 1919. (Bt )
4699 Pegg, Thomas Edgar, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4700 Robinson, Bemal, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4701 Roddls, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
4702 Rowe, George Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4703 Shepherd, Philip WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4704 Sherlock, David Thomas Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4705 Smith, George Clarke, 3 June 1919. (m.)
4706 Smith, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4707 Smith, Thomas Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4708 Spinney, Thomas George, 3 June, 1918. (it.)
4709 Stoodley, Fred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4710 Taylor, Edward McKenzie, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4711 Thomas, Godfrey Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4712 Thuillier. Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4718 Turk, Arthur Edward, 8 June, 1919. (it.)
4714 Voss, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4715 Wedderspoon, Arthur Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4716 Brown, Robert WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4717 Stewart, Keith Lindsay, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4718 Abdel Azim Effenni (Saghkolaghasi), 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4719 Mohammed Abdel Aziz Sharaf (Yuzbashi), S June, 1919.
(M.)
4720 Mohammed Effendi Miazi (Saghkolaghasi), 3 June, 1919.
(at.)
4721 Sadek Eff Ibrahim El Mula (Yuzbashi), 3 June, 1919, (at.)
4722 Anderson, WiUiam John Skeat, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4723 Armstrong, George WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4724 Bundock, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4725 Burrows, Amos, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4726 Cottle, Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
4727 Dodds, Theodore Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4728 Edwards, WUliam Manning, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4729 Everson, Thurston Hicks, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4730 Eyre, John Benedict, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4731 Fenn, Sydney Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4732 Fieldhouse, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4733 Fry, Douglas Gaskoin. 3 June 1919. (at.)
4734 Furier, Herbert John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4735 GUchrist, Henry Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4736 Hacker, Douglas Walter Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4737 Hamilton Smith, Norman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4738 Hopcraft, Harry Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4739 Hudson, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4740 Jones, Harry Carden, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4741 Kttvert, Charles Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4742 Langston, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4743 Levy, Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4744 Lovett, WUliam Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4745 Mackay, James Eugene, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4746 Madden, Guy Ross, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4747 Matthews, Noel Lane, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4748 Nelson, Joe, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4749 Ratcliffe, Charles Plummer, 3 June, 1919.
4750 Satasbury, Eric John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4751 Slater, John Alan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4752 Smith, Denton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4753 Strina, Gerald Lionel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4754 Syminton, Ralph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4755 Taylor, Richard AUen, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
4756 Travers, Sydney Stanley Joe, 3 June, 1919.
4757 Turner, Arthur Castle, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4758 Walford, Harry Norman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4759 Walker, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4760 WatUng, John BasU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4761 Williams, Charles Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4762 WUlsher, John Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4763 Andrewes, CyrU John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4764 Barker, Eric Clement, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4765 Barker, John Percival, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
4766 Black, Graeme Morrison, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4767 Blake, George Shearsley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4768 Brooke, Joshua Rupert Ingham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4769 Brough, Frederick Arthur, 3 June, 1919.
4770 Browning, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4771 Bruce, Ian Robert Cranford George Mary, 3 June, 1919
4772 Bruno, Hugh Alan Bruno, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4773 Cadoux, Bernard Temple, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4774 Charnand, Frederick Christian, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4775 Chidson, Lowthian Hume, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4776 Cree, Harold Frederick, 3 June, 1919. fit.)
4777 Dew, Reginald Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

(at.)

(li.)

4778 East, Arthur WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4779 Erby, Henry WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4780 Eyre, Richard Philip Hastings, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4781 Faulkner, Henry Robert, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4782 Fetherston, Henry Barry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4783 Forster,. Edward Seymour, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4785 Freeman, George Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4786 Gattle, Brian Berkeley, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4787 Goate, Ernest Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4788 Godsell, James Stanley Peel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4789 Gout, Evelyn Rudolf Albert John, 3 June, 1919. (af.
4790 Gower, John Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4791 Greenlees, Robert Wallace, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4792 Hext, Arthur Charles, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4793 Horan, Preston, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4794 Hoyland, Harold Allan Dilke, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4795 Hudson, Roland CecU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4796 Humphries, Hubert John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4797 Ibbotson, Archie WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4798 Jardine, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4799 Kenny, Vincent Raymond, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4800 King, Malcolm, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4801 Knight, Alfred James, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4802 Kitchtag, Harold Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4803 La Fontaine, Edward Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
4804 Lambert, Roger Uredale, 3 June, 1919. (st .)
4805 Luxton, WiUiam John, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4806 McCormick, Henry Charles Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4807 McEacharn, Niel Boyd Watson, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4808 MacGuhe, Edward Roberti Mileson, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4809 Martin, Harrison, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4810 Massy-Westropp, John Francis Ralph, 3 June, 1919.
(ai.)
4811 Matthews, Ernest Francis K, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4813 MiUer, Joseph Charles, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4814 Minter, George Ash, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4815 Morris, Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4816 Nares, Ramsay Llewellyn Ives, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4817 Noble, Crawford, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4818 Parry, WUliam Francis Vaughan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4819 Partington, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4820 Perkins, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4821 Rose, Harold Oldham, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4822 Saunders, Harry Francis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4823 Smith, George Henry Gould, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4824 Steele, Matthew Garvan, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4825 Sthling, John, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4826 Strachan, Charles John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4827 Swan, Thomas Angus, 3 June, 1919. (at.),
4828 Taylor, Hugh Oddin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4829 Thomson, Kenneth John, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4830 Tomson, Henry Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4831 Weh, David Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4832 White, Charles Clement Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4833 Woodall, John Dane, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4834 Aitchison, Robert Smith, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4835 Anderson, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4836 Andrews, Ernest Courtney Harold Norman, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
4837 Ashcroft, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4838 Azevedo, Alec. Eustace, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4839 Banister, Fred, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4840 Barber, Charles Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
4841 Batterbury, George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4842 BeU, John Aiton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4843 Bender, WUliam Edward Gustave, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4844 Bevan, GUbert John Beckford, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4845 Beynon, John. 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4846 Blair. John MiUigan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4847 Booth, Arthur Newton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4848 Brewto, George Grahame, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4849 Brown, Douglas Archibald GuiUan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4850 Burgess, Robert Ashfleld, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4851 Butcher, Charlie Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4852 Master, Archie George Chester-, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4853 Coghlan, Edward Maurice Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4854 Cooper, Charles Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4855 Cox, Edward Orme, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4856 Crowther, Harold Oakes, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4857 Daly, Agnes, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4858 Danson, Thomas, 3 June. 1919. (Bf.)
4859 Davison, James Bdwin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4860 Dearing, Sidney Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4861 de Robeck, John Henry Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4862 Dickens, WUliam Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4863 Donkin, Herbert Julyan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4864 Dredge, Austin Edward Makinson, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4865 Duthie, Barbara Elder, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4866 Eccleston, Henry Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4867 EUiott, Myles Layman Farr, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4868 Falgar, Richard Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4869 Firmer, Walter George Harry, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4870 Finlay, John, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4871 Forster, George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4872 Fulcher, Ernest William PoppleweU, 3 June, 1919. (bt.)
4873 Galvin, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4874 Grant, Leslie lam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4875 Gravett, George William, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4876 Gutteridge, Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4877 Harbottle, Denis Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)

675

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

4878 Hardy, Victor, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4879 Harris, Claude Pickering, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4880 HiU, Robert Charles, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4881 Hinks, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4882 Holmes, Alfred Henry Robert, 3 June, 1919.
4883 Holt, Alec Horace Edward Litton, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4884 Hopkins, John Bovd, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4885 Hulbert, Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4886 Jackson, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4887 Kingsberry, WUliam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4889 Kitchtag, Douglas Woottey, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4890 Lines, Regtaald Edward, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4891 Long, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4892 McGrath, WUliam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4893 McNah, George Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
4894 Malcolm, Frederick Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4895 Martin, GUbert Charles, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4896 Massey, Everard Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4897 Matthews, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4898 May, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4899 Mercer, George Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4900 Minns, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4901 Morgan, WiUiam Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4902 Mockett, Vere, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4903 Moore, John Sarel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4904 Musgrave, Francis Peete, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4905 Myers, Nathan Coleman, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
4906 NichoU, Edwin McKillop, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4907 Openshaw, George Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4908 Owens, Joseph Hubert, 3 June, 1919.
4909 Parsley, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4910 PragneU, Donovan WUliam Alan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4911 Penman, Victor Robert, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4912 Power, Gerald Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4913 Pring, John Nathaniel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4914 Ramsbotham, Richard Bury, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4915 Rana-Jodha Jung, Bahadur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4916 ReUly, Charles OUver Calcott, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4917 Renfrew, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4918 Rennick, Denis Kingston, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4919 Ridley, Ernest Rupert, 3 June. 1919. (BI.)
4920 Rose, CUfford, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
4921 Ross, Alexander Lewis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4922 Rowlands, Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4923 Salberg, Frank James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4924 Shurmur, Stanley Emberick, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
4925 Sievwright, Andrew George Hume, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4926" Smith, Ralph WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4927 Smith, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4928 Snelgar, John Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4929 Spear, Richard WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4930 Stribltog, WUUam James Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
4931 Steward. Charles Arthur Cholmley. 3 June, 1919. (Bi.)
4932 Sutton, Thomas James, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4933 Tobin, Frederick Matthias, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4934 Tweed. John Reginald Howard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4935 Urmsoh, GUbert Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4936 Walker, George Benisford, 3 June, 1919. (sr.)
4937 Walker, Regtaald Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4938 Walton, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4939 WeUs, Robert Charles Owen, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4940 WUson, Charles Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4941 WUUams, Robert Drake, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4942 WUUams, LesUe, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4943 Worthington, John Ramsay, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4944 Whyte, Colin Campbell, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4945 Martin, Robert Fiennes Wykeham-, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4946 Yeates, Robert Montford Michaelson, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
4947 Moore, Frederick Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4948 Anderson, Alfred Thomas Duncan, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4949 Armstrong, Howard Wolfenden, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4950 Baker, Charles Matthew, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4951 Black, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
4952 Butler, George Guy, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4953 Collins, Edward Redvers Kerington, 3 June, 1919. (at )
4954 Crawford, Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
4955 Doble, WUUam Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4956 Evans, George Windham Wright, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4957 FUlion, Rev. Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4958 Graham, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
4959 Greig, John Isdale, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4960 Hack, Rev. Robert, 3 June, 1919.
4961 Innes, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
4962 King-Magee, Arthur Fitzherbert, 3 June, 1919.
4963 Loveridge, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4964 McCormack, Rev. John Bernard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4965 Maddams, WiUiam Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4966 Martin, George WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4967 Michie, Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
4968 MuUan, Henry Felix. 3 June. 1919. (at.1
4969 Mussanji Walugembe, Joseph (Prince), 3 June, 1919 (at )
4970 Nightingale, WUliam MaxweU, 3 June, 1919. (m )
4971 Pheysey, Frederick CecU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4972 Quirk, Edward John Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at )
4973 Rapley, WUliam Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (at.) '
4974 Robertson, James Sin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4975 Robins, Veral Glen, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4976 Saunders, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4977 Stanley, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
4978 Stock, Ernest ElUot, 3 June, 1919. (31.)

(31.)

(Bf.) (If.)

(M.) (31.)

676

4979 Suffield, WiUiam Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4980 Unger, John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
4981 Urquhart, Charles Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
4982 Watkins, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4983 Wtotaker, Harold Braithwait, 3 June, 1919.
4984 WUkie, James Bowman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4985 Beatty, Herbert James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4986 Bowen, Frank Hart. 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4987 Brown, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4988 Clegg, Robert Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4989 De Lisle, Rev. Hugh Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
4990 Douglas, Robert Douglas Argyll, 3 June, 1919.
4991 Fraser, David, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4992 HamUton, WUliam Vickery, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4993 Henrey, James Osier, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
4994 Houghton, Walter John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
4995 Lane, Wilhelm Heinreich Christian Ahrens, 3 June, 1919
(BI.)
4996 McPherson, Stuart Mackintosh, 3 June, 1919.
4997 Manseth, WilUam Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
4998 Pattie, Rupert James HartweU, 3 June, 1919.
4999 Turner, FuUiam, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5000 Watson, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5001 CoUet, Arthur WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5002 Smith, Charles Newbald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5003 Clarke. Leslie Ebenezer, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5004 Cooper, CecU Aubrey, 3 June. 1919. (Bf.)
5005 Evans, Frederic, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5006 Hodson, Leopold Percival, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5007 McNah, Matthew Barr. 3 June. 1919. (St.)
5008 Rendel, William Vincent, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5009 Vardon, Eric John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5010 Watson, Victor Fsevlod. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5011 Whistler, Godfrey Fuller, 3 June, 1919.
5012 Burke, Allan Frederick, 3 June 1919. (at.)
5013 Fenntog, Robert WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5014 Johnson, Ernest Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5015 Littlehales, Joseph Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5016 McKerchar, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5017 Clayton, Norman WUlis, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5018 Eden, Geoffrey Morten, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5019 Abbot-Anderson, Louis Goodrich, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5020 Acheson, James, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5021 Adah, Francis Robert, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5022 Adams, Herbert Windham, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5023 Adcock, Frederick Harold, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
5024 Adkins, George, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5025 Adler, Herbert Marcus, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5026 Aitkin, John Christie, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5027 Akhurst, WiUiam Harry, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5028 Albany, Sidney Charles, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5029 Alcock, Charles WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5030 AUen, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5031 AUnatt, AUred Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6032 Andersor, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6033 Anderson, Robert WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5034 Anderson, Thomas Percival, 3 June, 1919. (si )
5036 Anson, George Wilfred, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5037 Arbuthnot, Lionel Gough, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5038 Armstrong, CyrU, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5039 Aston, Thomas, 3 June. 1919. (St.)
6040 Atkins, Henry Albert, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5041 Atkinson, Arthur George, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5042 Atkinson, Arthur Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5043 Axten, Ernest Henry, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5044 Ayden, Arthur John, 3 June, 1919.
5045 Backhaus, Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
5046 Bacon, James, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5047 BaUey, Herbert John, 3 June, 1919. ,
5048 Batttte, George Bertram, 3 June. 1919.
5049 BaUlie, Roderick, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5050 Baines, George Norman, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5051 Munton. Horace Munton Baker-, 3 June, 1919 (st )
5052 BaU, Sydney Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5053 Bannatyne, Arthur Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5054 Barbary, John Ewart Trounce, 3 June, 1919. (st )
5055 Barber, George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5056 Barclay, Henry Gladstone, 3 June, 1919. (Bt )
5057 Barnett, Albert Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6059 Barnfield, William George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6060 Barr, Charles Nicholson, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5061 Barratt, Arthur Walker, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5062 Barrington, Herbert CecU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5063 Bartie, Edward WUliam, 3 June, 1919 (at )
5064 Barton, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5065 Batchelor, Ronald George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5066 Baxter, Henry George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5067 Bean, Robert Charles, June, 1919. (at.)
5068 Beattie, Arthur Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5069 Beesley, Lewis Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at )
5070 Beeton, Thomas Guy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5071 Benn, Edward Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (at )
5072 Benn, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5073 Bennett, Archie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5074 Bentliff, Philip Barnett, 3 Juue, 1919. (at.)
5075 Beresford-Pehse, Arthur CecU Procter de la Poer, 3 June
1919. (at.)
5076 Bertram, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5077 Beszant, WiUiam George, 3 June, 1919 (si )
5078 Binns, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (st.)

(si.)(at.)

(BI.) (H.)

MEMBERS.

5080 Bhd, Mary CecUia, 3 June, 1919. (ai )
5081 Bishop, Robert Odell, 3 June, 1919. (at )
5082 Bishop, Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5083 Bisset, Rev. Mordaunt EIrington, 3 June, 1919. (ai )
6084 Blackburn, Walter James, 3 June, 1919. (at )
5085 Blackmore, Charles Nelson Lindsley, 3 June 1919 (ai )
5086 BlackweU, CecU Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (at j
6087 Blah, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at )
5088 Blunt, Hubert Porter, 3 June, 1919. (m )
5089 Boland, Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (at )
5090 Bolton, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5091 Bosustow, John Coulson, 3 June, 1919. (at
5092 Bott, Olive, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5093 Bowers, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5094 Bowes-Robtason, Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (m )
5095 BowhUl, Thomas, 8 June, 1919. (at )
5096 Boyle, Cecil Hefferon, S June, 1919. (bi )
5097 Bradbury, George Richardson, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5098 Bradford, James 3 June. 1919. (at.)
5099 Brady, Sydney Edward Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5100 Brash, Ernest Livett, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6101 Bratby, George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5102 Brett, John Vaughan, 3 June, 1919. (at )
5103 Bridges, Frederick Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5104 Bright, Harold Norman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5105 Broadway, Eric Evans, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5106 Brock, WilUam Stewart Ranulf, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5107 Brodie, Henry Campbell, 3 June, 1919. (bi )
5108 Brodie, Richard, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
5109 Brook, Leonard Thornicraft, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5110 Brooks, George Thomas Adams, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5111 Broughton, CecU Howard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5112 Brown, Arthur Richard Dupuis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5113 Brown, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5115 Brown, Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5116 Brown-Constable, Alice Amelia, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5117 Braty, WilUam Glynes, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5118 Bryant, Thomas Hedley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5119 Buchanan, James Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5120 Bugler, WiUiam Thomas Hansford, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5121 Bull, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5122 Bullock, Harold Malcolm, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5123 BuUock, John Walter. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5124 Burgoyne, Clarence, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5125 Burke, Hugh St. George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5126 Burns, Edward James, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
5127 Burrows, James Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5128 Burt, Reginald Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5129 Burton, Rev. Harold John Chandos. 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5130 Butler, Eustace Norman, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5131 Butler, James Bayley, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5132 Butler, James Dickson, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5133 Buxton, Claude Henry, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5134 CahUl, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5135 Caldicott, Charles Holt, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5136 Calvey, Charles 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5137 Cameron, Alexander Duncan, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5138 Cameron, Thomas Duncan, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5139 Campbell, Harold James, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5140 Campion-Coles, John Monck, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5141 Carden, John Valentine, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5142 Carrington, Sidney John Ness, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5143 Carse, John R, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5144 Carter, Charles Frederick BeaU, 3 June. 1919. (31.)
5145 Carter, Thomas Benjamin, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5146 Cavaye, Ronald James, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5147 Chambers, George Kirby, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5148 Chandler, Frederick Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5149 Chandler, Hugh Elphinstone, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5150 Cheeswright, Frederick Grahame, 3 June, 1919. (3f.)
5151 Chenery, George, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5152 Chesterton, Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5153 ChUd, Cyril Holland, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6154 Christian, Charles, 3 June, 1919.
5155 Christison, McCulloch, 3 June, 1919. (sf.)
5156 Christopherson, Kenneth, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5157 Clapham, Athol England, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5158 Clark, Hubert Charles, 3 June, 1919. (fit.)
5159 Clarke, Derrick Ansell, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5160 Clarke, Frederick, 3 June. 1919. (st.)
5161 Clay, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (Bt)
5162 Clegg, Thomas Harry, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5163 Clements, Frederick James, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5164 Clout, Charles WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
5165 Clover, Frederick William, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5166 Cobb, Henry Percy, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5167 Cokayne, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5168 Cole, David Henry, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5169 Cole, Fritz WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5170 Cole, Lowry Arthur Casamajor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5171 Collins, WUliam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5172 ConnoUy, Hugh Francis, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5173 Cooksey, Frank Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6174 Coombes, WiUiam James, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5175 Cooper, Ansell Edgar, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6176 Cooper, Bryan Ricco, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5177 Cooper, Richard Tennant, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5178 Cooper, Samuel Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5179 Cordeaux, MelviUe Charles Dymock, 3 June, 1919. (II.)
5180 Cosgrave, Frederick John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)

(M.)

(at.)

5181 Cosgrove, Thomas Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5182 Coulson, Horace Wilkinson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5183 Coulter, Percival Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5184 Cousens, Arthur Bertie, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5185 Cowley, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6186 Cox, George, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5187 Cox, Keith Trenchard, 3 June, 1919,
5188 Coyle, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5189 Coyne, Denis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5190 Craig, Graham, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5191 Crane, James Henry, 3 June, 1919.
5192 Crankshaw, Eric Norman Spencer, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5193 Crapper, Harold Sugden, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5194 Cripps, Henry Rivers, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5195 Crosbie, WiUiam Maxwell, 3 June, 1919. (flt.)
5196 Cross, Arthur Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5197 Crosse, James Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5198 Crossley, Geoige Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5199 Cullen, William John, 3 June, 1919 (St.)
5200 Cunliffe, Norman, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5201 Curtis, Annie, Mrs., 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5202 Curtis, William Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5204 Dann, WiUiam Squire, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5205 Darby, John Edward, 3 June, 1919. (flt.)
5206 D'Arcy, George Graham, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5207 Davidson, Alec Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5208 Davies, David Owen, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5209 Davies, Charles Beverley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5210 Davies, Richard Llewellyn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5211 Davis, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5212 Davoren, Carmen, 3 June, 1919 (at.)
5213 Dawson, Herbert Milner, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5214 Dawson, WiUiam Bell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5215 Day, George Albert John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5216 Day, WUliam, 3 Jure, 1919. (M.)
5217 Dean, Walter Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5218 Deedes, John Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5219 Jones, Edward Denby-, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5220 De St. Croix, Leslie Lawson, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5221 De Tuyll, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5222 Dicker, Arthur Seymour Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (flt.)
5223 Dicker, Gilbert Charles Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5224 DiUon, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5225 Doggrell, Enos, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5226 Doherty, Francis CecU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5227 Dolmage, Francis AUred Emilio, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5228 Donald, George Reid, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5229 Douglas, John Turner, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5230 Dowdell, George James, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5231 Duarte, Edgar Thurston, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5232 Dudley, CyrU Raymond, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6233 Duncan, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5234 Duncan, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5235 Durbridge, William, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5236 Eastwood, Samuel Cosby, 3 June, 1919. (flt.)
5237 Bcroyd, Frederick Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5238 Edge, Arthur Broughton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5239 Edwards, Charles Joseph. 3 June. 1919. (at.)
5240 Edwards, John Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5241 Eley, Henry Gerard, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5242 Eliot, John Alfred Roy, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5243 EUis, Harry Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5244 Ellison, WUliam Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5245 Blsworthy, Alexander Lockhart, 3 June, 1919.
5246 Englefield, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5247 Evans, Bernard Scott, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
5248 Evans, Evan Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5249 Evans, Henry John Archibald, 3 June, 1919
5250 Evans, Samuel Earnest, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5251 Bvatt, James Wrigley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5252 Fahbahns, Mary Elizabeth, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5253 Farquhar, Rev. Henry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5254 Farmer, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5255 Farrance, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5256 Fenton, Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5257 Fenton, John, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5258 Fenton-Jones, William Fenton, 3 June, 1919.
5259 Fergusson, John CaldweU, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5260 Field, David, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5261 Finlay, Harry WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5262 Fish, George Drummond, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5263 Fisher, Claude Frederick Urquhart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5264 Fitchett, William Graham Lawson, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5265 Fitzwater, Wilfred George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5266 Footner, Bertram Maughan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6267 Forsdyke, Albert Victor WeUs, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5268 Forster, Frederick Norman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5269 Foster-Melliar, John Kenelm, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5270 Franks, Rudolph Keane, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5271 Fraser, Angus George, 3 June, 1919. (at.j
5272 Fraser, George Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5273 Fraser, John James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5274 Froude, Charles WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5275 Fryer, Sydney Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5276 Fuller, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5277 Gale, Henry Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5278 Gallie, Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5279 Garton, Willoughby Lewis, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5280 Gatliff, Geoffrey Gatliff, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
5281 Gedge, Denny Victor, 3 June, 1919. (si.)

(si.)

(si.)

(si.)

077

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

(SI.)

(M.)
a.) (si.)

5282 George, Richard Westropp, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6283 Gibb, Andrew Dewar, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6284 Gibson, James BaUy, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6285 Gibson, John Montgomery, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6286 Gielgud, Lewis Evelyn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6287 GUchrist, EUzabeth MacFarlane, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6288 Gttlam, Vernon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5289 GUlespie, William Ernest, 3 June, 1919.
6290 Godfray, Mowatt, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6291 Goggin, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6292 Goldman, Charles Sidney, 3 June, 1919.
5293 Goldman, Julius Israel, 3 June, 1919. (
6294 Goldsmith, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5295 GoodaU, Francis Harrison, 3 June, 1919.
6296 Goodwin, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5297 Gow, Peter Graham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6298 Graham-Barrow, Jess, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5299 Grant, Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5300 Gray, EUiott CecU George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6301 Gray, George, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6302 Green, Robert, 3 June. 1919. (Bt.)
6303 Greenlees, Janet Campbell, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6304 GreenweU, Bernard Eyre, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6306 Greenwood, Charies Stainforth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5306 Gretton, Richard Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5307 Griffin, Arthur James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6308 Grist, WiUiam Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5309 Groome, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5310 Gull, Alfred Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6311 Gunn, John, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5312 Gunton, Herbert Charles, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6313 Guy, Percy Claude, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5314 Hacker, WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6315 Hall, Edgar, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5316 HaU, Harry Reginald Holland, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6318 HaUoran, WiUiam James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5319 Handley-Read, Edward Harry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5320 Hanney, Michael John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
. 5321 Hardy, Henry Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6322 Hargroves, William Robert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5323 Harley, Ernest WiUiam James, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5324 Harmer, Ronald Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5325 Harper, John Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5326 Harpur, John Latimer, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5327 Harris, Francis George, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
6329 Harrison, Leonard Charles, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6330 Hartington, Edward WiUiam Spencer Cavendish, Marquis
of, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6331 Harvey, WiUiam. 3 Juno, 191 J, (sf.)
6332 HavUand, Reginald Henry 3 Tune, 1919. (Bf.)
6333 HavUand, WUfred Pullan, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
5334 Hearn, George Henry Seymour, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6335 Hedley, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6336 Hedley, Theodore Fenwick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5337 Helden, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5338 HeUyer, Ernest Palmer, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5339 Henderson, Ian Macdonald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5340 Henshaw, John Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5341 Henshaw, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5342 Herbert, George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5343 Heselttoe, Conrad Pelham, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5344 Hesketh, WUUam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5345 Hicks, Joseph Marmaduke, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5346 Hide, Lewis, 3 June, 1919. (BI)
5347 Higson, Percy John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6348 Higson, WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6349 Hill, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5350 Hinton, WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6351 Hitchcock, Roland George, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5352 Hogan, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5353 Holden, Ernest Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5354 HoUand, Edgar Stopford, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
5355 Holmes, Arthur Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5356 Hopperton, Henry Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5357 Hoskins, Wallace Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6358 Howard, Septimus Carolus, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5359 Howell, Owen A, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5360 Hudson, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5361 Huggard, Rev. Richard, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5362 Hume, Hugh Bliss Torriano, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5363 Humphreys, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6364 Hunt, Reginald Noel, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5365 Hunter, John Francis Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5366 Hunter-Blah, Reginald Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5367 Hurle, Alfred Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6368 Hussey, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5369 Huyshe, Rowland RadcUffe, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5370 Ibbitson, George, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5371 Imrie, George Blah, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6372 Ince, Bernard Sidney, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6373 Innes, George Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6374 Ionides, Helen Euphrosyne, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5375 Deland, James Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5377 Jackson, Francis Munton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5378 James, Bdward Lionel Luscombe, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5379 Janson, Frederick Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6380 Jay, Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5381 Jenks, Herbert WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5382 Jessap, Charles Townsley, 3 June. 1919. (Bf.)
5383 Johns, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

I 53845385
5386 5387538853895391639253936394 5395
6396 53975398
5399 64005401540354045405 5407
5408
54095410 6411
5412 5413
5414
541554165417 5418
54195420542154225423
54245425 54265427
5429 543054325433 54345435
5436 54375438
543954405441 5442
54435444 544554465447544854495450 5451
5452545354545455 5456545754585459 546054616462 5463 54645465546654675468 64695470 5471
6472 54735474 5475
5476 547754785479 64805481548254835484 64855486 5487
5488
678

(31.)

(Bf.)

(at.)

Johns, William Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Johnson, Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Jones, OsweU, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Jones, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Jones, WilUam Everard Tyldesley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Joslta, Evelyn Whyaid, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
Keefe, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Keeping, Harold Balfour, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Keer, Raymond WUfred Cordy, 3 June, 1919.
Keitley, CyrU Humby, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Kekewich, Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
KeUy, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Kennedy, Charles Matheson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Kennedy, Douglas NeU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Kennedy, Walter Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Kenny, Louis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Kerr, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Kimberley, Harold WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Kingdon, Albert Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Kingston, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Lambie, George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Lanigan-O'Keefe, Francis Stephen, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Laurie, Rawdon Hastings St. Barbe, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Laurie, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Lavery, Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Lawler, Robert Edward, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Leaver, Gray, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Lee, Albert Victor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Lee, George, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Leonard, Thomas Goulton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
LesUe, Charles WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Leveson-Gower, CecU OUver Gresham, 3 June, 1919. (Bt. )
Levy, Jeanne Athol, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Lewis, Orpheus WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1919
Ltodop, Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Lippold, Albert Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Lithiby, Beatrice Ethel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Loudon, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Longbotham, Charles Rawson, 3 June, 1919.
Longworth, Ernest Victor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Lucy, John Charles Hampden, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Lumley, Charles Hope, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Lumsden, Charles Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
McAUster, Daniel Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
McAvoy, John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
MoColl, Henrietta Sunderland, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
McCuUoch, John Smith, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
MacDonald, Allen Eraser, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
MacDonald, Ewen WiUiam Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
McDonald, James, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
McDonald, James, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
MacDonald, Robert Parker, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
McDougaU, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Mclver, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
McKay, Robert James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
McKechnie, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
McLaren, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
McLean, Alan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
McLeish, James, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
McCleUan, Creighton WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (lt.)
McMullen, Kenrick James, 3 June, 1919. (fit.)
MacPhaU, Agnew Main, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Manico, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Maun, Grace, 3 June, 1919. (fit.)
Mann, Thomas Clifford, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Mansfield, James Walter, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Marchant, Frederick James, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
Mason, Horace George, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
Masters, Denis MacPherson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Matheson, Frederick WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Mathews, George Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Matthews, Clement Norman, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Meadows, Henry George, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Merrett, Francis George, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
Metcalfe, Harry Francis, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Metcalfe, Percy Kynaston, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Middleton, George, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
Midgeley, Sam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
MUes, Alfred George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
MU1, John Smith Tindal, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
MUUken, Ernest Norman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Mills, Harry Sturgess, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Mttton, James Clymo, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Mitchell, Margaret Florence, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
MitcheU, WUUam Alfred James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Moh, Archibald Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Molineux, George, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Moncrieff, Malcolm Matthew, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Monk, John Bird, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Moor, Marjorie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Moore, Harold Mead, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Moore, Richard WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Moore, WiUiam Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Moreton, Arthur Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
Morgan, Arthur Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Morgan, John ScammeU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Morgan, Phttlip Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Morgan, Sydney Cope, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Morris, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Morris, Frederick Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

MEMBERS.

(BI.)
(BI.) (M.)
(SI.)

6489 Morris, Rev. Patrick Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
6490 Morris, WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6491 Morton, George Bowen, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6492 Morton, Robert ConneU. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6493 Mumford, Harry George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6494 Munday, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5495 Murgatroyd, Dorothy Sarah, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6496 Murphy, Francis PhUip Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6497 Nash, Francis Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5498 Nelson, David, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5499 Newton, GUes FendaU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5600 Nias, Herbert John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6501 Nicholson, Christabel, 3 June, 19)9. (bi.)
5502 Nicholson, Norwood, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5608 Noyes, Edwin Brownrigg, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6504 Oates, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6505 Oborn, Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6506 O'Brien, James Matthew, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6507 Orchard, Edward Henslow, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6508 Ottley, Robert Bruce Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5509 Ovens, Jean Broomfield Wier, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6510 Page, Harold James, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5511 Palmer, BasU Owen, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5512 Palmer, Ellen Amelia, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5513 Paramor, Frank Richard, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6514 Parker, Hugh Love, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6515 Parker, Thomas Mayor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5516 Parker, WUfred Watson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5517 Parkes, Dorothy Phcebe, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5518 Passmore, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5519 Payne, Tom, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6520 Pearson, Henry John, 3 June, 1919.
5521 Peart, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5522 Peck, Victor Newton, 3 June, 1919.
5523 Peddle, John Ronald, 3 June, 1919.
5524 Peel, Albert WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. .
5525 Pellatt, Hamilton Francis Moore, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5526 PeUy, Evelyn, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5527 Percival, Alexander Phttip, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5528 Perkins, Lewis Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5529 Perry, Violet, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5530 Peters, CecU Wybum, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6531 PhUips, Harry Vaughan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5532 PhUlips, Horace Stock, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5533 PhUlips, James Charles Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5534 PhUlips, WiUiam Austin, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5535 Phipps, Henry Croly. 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5536 Pickering, John Russell, 3 June, 1919.
5537 Pige-Leschallas, Henry, 3 June, 1919.
5538 Ptader, Arthur WUUam, 3 June, 1919.
5539 Pinsent, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5540 Piatt, Claude Bernard Meister, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5541 Piatt, Sydney Frank, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5542 Pleydell-Bouverie, Humphrey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5543 Pocock, EUsha John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5545 Porter, Samuel Lowry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5546 Post, George Henry Draper, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5547 Power, George Teevan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5548 Power, Frank Trevor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5549 Prioleau, Lynch HamUton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5550 .Procter, Roger Cecil, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5551 Quayle, Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5552 Quick, Abraham, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5553 Quhm, John James, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5554 Rackham, George John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5555 Rait, Alexander Macpherson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5556 Ramsdale, James EUwood, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5557 RandaU, Richard Walter Kimbal, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5558 Rawlinson, Arthur Richard, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5559 Rayner, Oswald Theodore, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5560 Read, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5561 Redlich, Stefan, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5562 Reed, Baron Noel, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5563 Rees, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5564 Reeves, Edward Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5565 Reid, Isaac WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6566 Reid, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5567 Reilly, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5568 Rennet, David, 3 June, 1919. (sf.)
5569 Reynish, James Bruce, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5570 Reynolds, PhiUp George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5571 Richards, Province WeUesley, 3 June, 1919.
5572 Ricketts, Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5573 RiddeU, Douglas Errington, 3 June, 1919. (at-)
5574 Rigby, Robert Stacey Marks, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5576 Robertson, Adam McCall, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5577 Roberts, George WiUiam Pearson, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5578 Roberts, Talbot Vivian Waymen, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5579 Robertson, Frederick WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5580 Robertson, Margaret Agnes Josepha, 3 June, 1919. (at .
5581 Robinson, William Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5582 Roche, Alfred Lyttleton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5583 Rogers, GUbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5584 Rogers, LUian May, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5585 Rogers, WilUam Aldrich, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5586 Rolfe, Charles Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5587 Rose, Norman Frank, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5588 Rosltog, CecU, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5589 Rouse, WUliam Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5590 Rowe, James Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (af.)

(fit.)
(ai.) (si.)

(st.)

55915592559355945595 5596
559755985600 5601
56026603 5604 56055606
5607 56085609
5610 561156125613 56145615561656175618561956205621
56225623 5624
5625 5626
5627 56285629 563056315632 5633
56345635
5637563856395640564156425643
56445645564656475648
5649 56505651
5652565356545655 5656
565756585659
566056615662
5663 5664
566556665667566856695670
56715672 5673
5674 56755676
5677 56785679
56805681
5682 56835684568556865687568856895690

Rowe, Wilfred Aubrey, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
Rowlatt, Charles James, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Rowlatt, Frederick George, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Rycroft, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Rycroft, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Sandberg, Judith Mary, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Sandeman, William WelUngton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Sandercock, Archie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Sangster, Thomas Alexander Gardner, 3 June, 1919. (at. )
Saward, Frank Robert, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Scholes, George Ernest, 8 June, 1919. (at.)
Scott, Arthur Frank, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Scott, Eustace Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Scott, George Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Scott, Keith Stanley Malcolm, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Scott, Walter Nedham, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
Scrivener, Harry Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Scudamore, William George, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
Searle, Arthur Mackenzie, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
Seeley, Rev. John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Sergeant, Archibald Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
Shallis, Boydell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Shannon, Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Sharland, Ernest John, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
Sharles, Frederick Francis, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Shaw, James William, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Shean, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
Shefford, Alan Douglas Edward, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
Shelmerdine, Harry Neal, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Shelton, Harry Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Shields, Oswald Clive Graeme. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
ShUltogton, Elizabeth Mildred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Shore, Alfred George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Showell, Charles Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Silverwood-Cope, Alan Lachlan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Simmett, WUliam Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Sinclair, Robert John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Sinfield, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Stanatt, Frank Sturdy, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Skelton, AUan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Smith, Donald Woodford, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
Smith, Harold James, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Smith, James William, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Smith, Mary AmeUa, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Smith, Soloman Charles Kaines, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Smith, Thomas Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Spence, Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Spence, John Charles, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Spence, Lockhart James, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Spencer, Gerald Theodosius Leigh, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Spillane, Richard, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Spinks, Edwin Gardiner, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
Spittal, John Kerr, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Squire, Walter Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
St. Clair-Ford, Leicester, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Stack, Norah Blake, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Stafford, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (sf.)
Stanley, Herbert Vernon, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
SteggaU, Robert Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
SteUtog, Carl David, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Stericker, John, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Stewart, Angus Matheson, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Stewart, John Henry George, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
Stitt, Iza, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Stodart-Walker, Archibald, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Stringer, Hubert Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Stubbs, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Sturgess, Charies, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
SwaUow, Thomas Asquith, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Swinerd, Henry James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Swinstead, Norman HUlyard, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
Taylor, Edward Dansy, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Taylor, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
Templeton, Archibald Angus, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
Thomas, Arthur Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Thomas, Harold Miles, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Thomson, Alexander Brackstone, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Thomson, Alfred Louis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Thomson, Frederick Charles, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
Thombery, Stanley Russell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Thorne, Frederick John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Thorp, Harold John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Thurstan, Alan Dorrington, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Tipping, Frank Walter, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
Tisley, Frederick WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Titchener, Harry Stacker, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Todd, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
Tomkins, Stanley Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Toms, William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Tonkinson John, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
Tookey, Francis Edwin Friday, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
TopUsB, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
TraviU, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Trenam, Richard, 3 June, 1919. (Sf.)
Troubridge, Thomas St. Vincent WaUace, 3 June, 1919.
(st.)
Tucker, Frederick James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Tulloch, Hubert Thorold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
Tunks, George Patrick D'Arcy Gregory, 3 June, 1919.
(Bt.)

679

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

5691 TurnbuU, Thomas Montgomerie, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5692 Turner, Alfred Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5693 Turner, Bernard WUfred, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5694 Tyndale, Henry Edmund Guise, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5695 Tyson, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5696 Underwood, Reginald Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5697 Upham, John Albert Austin, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5698 Vassie, Frederick Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5699 Vernon, Richard Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5700 Wade, George Bridges, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5701 Wale, WilUam Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5702 Walker. Austtae Harington, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5703 Walker, Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5704 Walter. Weever Kenneth, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5705 Wark, Hector, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5706 Wark, John Lean. 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5707 Warren, Claude Alfred Reuben, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
5708 Warren, Henry WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5709 Warrior, Edith Mary, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5710 Waters, George Frederick Mary, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
5711 Watkins, WiUiam John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5712 Watson, Frederick Whittaker, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6713 Watson, Noel SutcUffe Ogilvy, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5714 Watson, WiUiam Charies, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5715 Webb, Frederick John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5716 Webb, Henry Smith, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5717 Webb, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5718 Weir, Thomas Duncan, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5720 WeUs, Henry Bensley, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6721 WeUs, Stanley Walter, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5722 Westcott, George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5723 Whatley, Norman, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5724 White, Bruce Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5725 Whittaker, WUliam Edward de Bagnlegh, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
5726 Whittington, WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5727 Whitworth, Charies Warwick, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5728 WUes, Harold Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5729 Wilkins, Dennison AUred, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5730 WUles, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5731 WUUams, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6732 WUliams, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5733 WUUams, John Montague, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5734 WUliams, Leonard Lowther, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5735 Williams. Richard Barclay, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5736 WUlis, Harry Richard James, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5737 WiUmott, Frederick WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5738 Wilson, Aphra PhylUs, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5739 WUson, John, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5740 WUson, WUliam Robert, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5741 Winch, Arthur Bluett, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5742 Winch-urn, James Moffet, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5743 Winstanley, Henry Parr, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5744 Wolff, James Daniel, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5745 WombweU, Fred, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5746 Wood, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5747 Wood, Edith Francis, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5748 Woodruff, Charles Reynolds, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5749 Woolley, Reginald George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5750 Woolway, Charles Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5751 Woosley, Ernest Harry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5752 Wootton, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5753 Wootton, Herbert Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5754 Wotherspoon, John Armour, 3 June, 1919. (Bf,)
5755 Wright, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5756 Wright, Sydney Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5757 Wright, Thomas Kendall, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5758 Yarrow, George Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5759 Yorwerth, Thomas Jenkin, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5760 Young, Bertram John, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5761 Young, Chariie, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
5762 Young, Harry Robert, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5763 Young, Richard Horton, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5764 Yule, John Stirling, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5765 Bagot, Christopher George Seymom, 3 June, 1919. (Bt
5766 Caiue, Martin Surney, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5767 Castle, Ivor, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5768 Clarke, Thomas Walter, 3 June, 1919. (ffl.)
5769 Cox, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5770 Currie, Thomas Dickson, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5771 Curry, Charles Townley, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5772 Duggan, Harry Van Norman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5773 Evans, John Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5774 Gallon, Thomas Heaton, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
5775 Gault, WUUam James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5776 Gibson, George E, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5777 Gordon, Arthur Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (af.),
5778 Gordon, Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5779 Hardman, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5780 Harrison, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5781 Holden, Frederick Morgan. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5782 Hora, Hansord, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5783 Hutcheson, John, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5784 Jaminson, Samuel Jones, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5785 Johnson, Edwin WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5786 Jones, William Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5787 McDerment, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5788 McLean, James, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5789 Perry, Joseph Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5790 Rice, WilUam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (st.)

5791 Robinson, George WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (m.)
5792 Seybold, John Clifford, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5793 Sheff, John, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
5794 Simpson, George WUmot Rae, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5795 Sinclah, Andrew Gibson, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5796 Slayter, John Howard, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5797 Smith, Stanley Oscar, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5798 Smythe, Frank Aldham, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5799 Starratt, Harry Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5800 Sutherland, Harry WUson, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5801 Thomas, WiUiam Bryson, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5802 Tomlinson, DavU HoUand, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5803 Vernon, William Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5804 WUson, Wilfred Wellington, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5805 Woodiwiss, Edwin Sydney, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5806 Andrewes, Robert Lancelot, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5807 Berryman, Mark, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5808 Bingle, WiUiam Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5809 Broad, Archibald du Bourg. 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5810 Brown, Joseph Hector, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5811 Caro, PhiUip, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5812 Carr, Gerald Mossman, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5813 Charlesworth, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5814 Crome, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5815 Crooks, David Robert, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5816 Davy, CyrU, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5817 Docker, CyrU Talbot, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5818 Drummond, John Raymond, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5819 Grace, Theodore Phillip, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5820 HaU, Ernest Vhtue, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5821 Hall, Harold Stanley George, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5822 Healy, Reginald Stafford, 3 June. 1919. (BI.)
5823 Henry, John Herbert WaUace, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5824 Herriott, WiUiam Malcolm, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5825 Ikin, Harry Claude, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5826 Jessep, Alfred James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5827 Lahd, Frederick Nicholas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5828 Lampe, Frederick Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5829 Langslow, Melville CecU, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5830 Lawrence, Eric Nathan Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5831 Levy, Theodore Harold, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5832 Long, Edmund James, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
5833 McLennan, Kenneth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5834 Mohr, Reginald Harry, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5835 Murphy, Reginald William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5836 Murray, John Francis Stuart 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5837 Newlands, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5838 Norris, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5839 Price, Cecil Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5840 Robley, Vernon Edward, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
5841 Rossiter, Thomas Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5842 Smith, MUes Staniforth Cator, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5843 Sorensen, Michael, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5844 Spittal, Charles Edward, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5845 ThirkeU, Robert Mowbray Winston, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5846 Tyler, Arthur George, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5847 Wheeler, Douglas Bingham, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5848 Wilson, Roy Vincent, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5849 Atwell, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5850 BeU, Norman, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
5851 Booth, Charles Henry, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5852 Bosworth, John Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5853 Brocks, Arthur William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5854 Brown, Henry Harwood, 3 June, 1919. (It.)
5855 Colclough, WiUiam Caisar Sarsfield, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5856 Corrigan, Albert Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5857 Cossgrove, David CecU WaUace, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5858 Crowther, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5859 Dobson, WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5860 Ewen, David Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5861 Gentry, Frederick Charles, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5862 Hursthouse, WUliam Richmond, 3 June, 1919. (St.
5863 Isaacs, David Nathan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5864 Jack, William. 3 June, 1919. (st.)
) 5865 Jolly, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
5866 Kirk, James Robert, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5867 Lowe, Edward Cronin, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5868 Maiden, Rev. Edward Elliott, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5869 Martin, James Seaton, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5870 Matthews, Robert Saxon, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5871 MeUows, Samuel, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
5872 Moller, Oden, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
5873 Northcote, James Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5874 Nutsford, Henry Charles, 3 June, 1919. (ar.)
5875 Oram, Matthew Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5876 Osborne, Henry WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5877 Pettit, William Haddon, 3 June, 1919. (flt.)
5878 Porteous, Lawrence Victor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5879 Pryor, William, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5880 Quartley, Arthur GUbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5881 Redmond, Henry Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5882 Ridler, Arthur James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5883 Ringland, Thomas Hazlett, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5884 Rishworth, Norman John, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5885 Shand, David Brett, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5886 Walker, George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5887 Winton, Rev. Walter Sim, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5888 Wood, Roy Wilds Fry, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5889 Coghlan, Gerald Spencer, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5890 Ellis, Norman NuttaU, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
680

MEMBERS.

5891 Knibbs, Arthur Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5892 Legge, Edward Alder, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5894 Tucker, WUliam Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5895 Walker, John HamUton, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5896 Anderson, Hugh A, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5897 Duley, Cryll C, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5898 Howley, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5899 Marshall, Frederick W, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5900 O'Grady, J. J, 3 June, 1919. (at.
6901 Outerbridge, Herbert A, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5902 Reeves, William, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5903 Winter, Herbert M, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5904 Adkins, WUliam John, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5905 Amor, Staiuey Long, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5906 Andrews, Joseph Claude, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5907 AngeU, Bruce Othniel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5908 Arnot, WiUiam MUls, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5909 Axten, Henry James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5911 Barber, Percy Charles, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
5912 Barnaby, Hazen Ottis, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5913 Barr, Philip Henry, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5914 Bayley, Constance Theodora, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5915 Beeton, Bernard James, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
5916 Belli-Bivar, Roderick, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5917 Belt, Charles Burnley, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5918 Betteridge, Harold Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5919 Biggs, Jack Pelham Percival Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5920 Bhd, Edmund Ivan Montford, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5921 Booker, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (Sf.)
5922 Bonnyman, John Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5923 Bowring, WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5924 Brackenboro, Henry Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5925 Brockbank, Charles Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5926 Brown, John, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5927 Bryant, Walter Edward George, 3 June, 1919. (ST.)
5928 Burnett, Thomas Leslie Forbes, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5929 Biirns-Patrick John, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5930 Burt, Walter LesUe, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5931 Bygrave, Leonard Charles, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
5932 Cairns, David, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5933 Cambridge, Arthur Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5934 CampbeU, Malcolm, 3 June, 1919. (ar.)
5935 Carmody, Ernest Partick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5936 Camley, Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
5937 Carter, Alfred WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5938 Cassels, Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5939 Castings, Walter Rumley, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
5940 Chambre, John, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5941 Chandler, Charles Kingsley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5942 Cheeseman, Bernard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5943 Clare, Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5944 Colbeek, Paul, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5945 Collet, Richard Awdrey White, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5946 Cooper, Walter Jackson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5947 Crane, Bertie Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5948 Cranmer, Alexander Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5949 Cranmer, WilUam Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5950 Crichton, Henry Lumsden, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5951 Crofton, Richard LleweUyn, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5952 Crothers, Wallace Guy Murdock, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
" 5953 Currtagton, Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5954 Curtis, John Dorrien Constable, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5955 Dance, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5956 Dand, James Huddart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5957 Dawes, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5958 Dawson, William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5959 Day, Florence, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5960 Dean, George Edward Morgan, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5961 Donald, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5962 Eckford, Francis George, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
59.63 Everett, Raymond Walter, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5964 Fairbrother, Hugh Kingsley, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5965 Fawdry, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5966 Firmin, Cyril Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
5967 Fitzgerald, Maurice Bolton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5968 Frankish, John Raven, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5969 Freeborn, Leonard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5970 Freeman, Sidney Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5971 Frost, Oliver Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5972 Fry, Alfred Andrew, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5973 FuUer, Norman Berwick, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
5974 Fulton, Angus Robertson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5975 Fyfe, Robert George, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5976 Geer, Ernest Walter, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5977 Gerrard, Thomas Maitland, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5978 Giles, Harry Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6979 Godfrey, Stanley Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5980 Golding, George Francis, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
5981 Graham, Robert Clark, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5982 Grave, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5983 Griggs, Alfred George, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5984 Groome, Auckland WUliam Wollaston, 3 June, 1919. (31,
5985 Gwyer, Percy Edward, 3 June, 1919. (sf.)
5986 Gordon, Thomas Grove, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5987 Halcrow, Marjorie, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
5988 Hayward, WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5989 Henshall, Leonard, 3 June, 1919. («•)
5990 HU1, George Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
5991 Hodgson, Charles Edward, 3 June. 1919. (at.)
5992 Hulbert, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (M.)

(si.) (si.)(Bf.)

(Bf.)

5994 Jones, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
5995 Kavanagh, Henry Richard, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5996 Kewley, William Graham, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
5998 Knight, John Morgan, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
5999 Knollys, Edward George William Tyrwhitt, 3 June,
1919. (BI.)
6000 Knox, Errol Galbraith, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6001 Langmuh, John William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6002 Langridge, Edwin Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6003 Leigh-Bennett, Ernest Pendarves, 3 June, 1919.
6004 Livingstone, Alexander Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
6005 Lott, Robert Elgin Lloyd, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6006 McBain, Percival Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6007 Macrostie, Reginald David Gorrie, 3 June, 1919.
6008 Macdonald, Ronald, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6009 Maley, WilUam John, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6010 MaUett, Henry Clifford, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6011 Manwell, David Thomas WUliam, 3 June, 1919.
6012 Marchant, Alfred Palmer, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6013 Mars, Lionel Jackson, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6014 Marson, Thomas Bertrand, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6015 Mawdsley, James Buckland, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6016 Meek, Kenneth Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6017 MitcheU, Donald Robert, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6018 Morris, Harold Spencer, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6019 Morrissey, Patrick Henry, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6020 Muir, Dorothy Coward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6021 Murphy, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6022 Nesbitt, Thomas Hunter, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6023 Newton, Florence Mai Shedlock, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6024 Newton-Clare, Walter Shackfield, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6025 Nicholson, Bernard John, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6026 Noel, Charlotte, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6027 Northcote, Harry Peter, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6028 Nuttall, WiUiam Ewart, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6029 Palmer, Gilbert, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6030 Panter, George William, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6031 Pearce, Kathleen, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6033 Pertwee, Gwenlliam, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6034 Petch, Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6035 Phipps, William, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6036 Pinokney, David Ward, 3 June, 1919. (at.
6037 Pinkerton, James Morton, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6038 Porter, Edward Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6039 Postiethwaite, Frederick Hartley, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6040 Powell, Frank James Bickley, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6041 Pugh, WiUiam Peter Boulton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6042 Raine, John Charles, 3 Jurte, 1919. (at.)
6043 Rathburn, Aileen, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6044 Rees, David Morris, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6045 Ricketts, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6046 Ridley, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6047 Rivers-Smith, Eric, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6048 Robinson, James, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6049 Rogers, George Wase, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6050 Roper, George Orchard, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6051 Ross, Alexander Jacob Meyer, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6052 Rowe, Arthur Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6053 Rowe, Charies William, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6054 Scandrett, James Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6055 Siddons- Wilson, Albert Edgar, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6056 Sladden, Robert John, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6057 Smart, Archibald Guelph Holdsworth, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6058 Stansfield, Harold, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6059 Stevenson, Douglas Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6060 Stronach, John Grant McKenzie Martin, 3 June, 1919.
(M.)
6061 Susans, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6062 Sutherland, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6063 Sutherland, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6064 Swan, John Barry Rankin, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6065 Swan, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6066 Swoffer, Frank Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6067 Taylor, Arthur Henry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6068 Taylor, Bernard Archie, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6069 Taylor, Leicester Edward, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6070 Thomas, Hugh Hamshaw, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6071 Thomson, Elizabeth, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6072 Thurston, Albert Peter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6073 Trist, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6074 Twining, Stephen Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6075 Waddington, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6076 Waghom, Hugh Colin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6077 Waldron, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6078 Walker, Harold Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6079 Warburton, Peter, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6080 Wardle, WUliam George James, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6081 Watson, Alexander MUne, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6082 Watson, WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6083 Watt, WUliam Mclver, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6084 Watts, Francis Mapleton Iremonger, 3 June, 1919. (sf.)
6085 Waylen, Donald Campbell, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6086 Western, James George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6087 Williams, Frederick Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6088 Williams, Gerald Atherton, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6089 WUliams, Owen, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6090 Wilson, Andrew McCrae, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6091 Wilson, Alexander Morice, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6092 Woolfe, Francis Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6093 Wright, WUliam James TurnbuU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)

681

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

6094 Young, Hugh Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6095 Abel, Walter Charles, 3 June, 1919.
6096 Aiyar, Chidambara Rajagopala, 3 June, 1919.
6097 Alexander, Alfred, 3 June, 1919.
6098 Alexander, Margaret, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6099 Anderson, Eleanor Florence, 3 June, 1919.
6100 Anson, Maud. Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6101 Armour. WUliam Staveley, 3 June, 1919.
6102 Avargal, M. R. Ry. Rao Bahadar Thuvalyangudi Vija-
yaraghava Achariyar, 3 June, 1919.
6103 Bahadur, Rai Sahib Raj, 3 June, 1919.
6104 Baker, Augustus, 3 June, 1919.
6105 Baldwin, Christine, Mrs. Guy Melfort, 3 June, 1919.
6106 Balthazar, Helen, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6107 Bamford, Walter CecU, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6108 Bewley, Constance, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6109 Booker, Cissie, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6110 Borlase, Rev. John Jennings Dingle, 3 June, 1919.
6111 Bose, Sharnalata, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6112 Bowles, Charles WiUiam, 3 June, 1919.
6113 Bruce, Hon. Ftaetta Madeline JuUa, Mrs. Charles Gran-
vUle, 3 June, 1919.
6114 Buist, Florence, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6115 Byrne, Kathleen, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6116 Cain, Sarah, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6117 Captain, Manijeh Sorabjee, 3 June, 1919.
6118 Cartwright, Mary, 3 June, 1919.
6119 Casson, Gertrude, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6120 Chand, Babu Bishan, 3 June, 1919.
6121 Chandra, Lala Ram, 3 June, 1919.
6122 Chapman, George Alfred, 3 June, 1919.
6123 Chatterjee, Babu Sukumar, 3 June, 1919.
6124 Chatterton, Alice, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6125 de Chaudhuri, Babu Guru Charan, 3 June, 1919.
6126 Clark, Hugh Cook, 3 June, 1919.
6127 Clarke, Reuben Arthur, 3 June, 1919.
6128 Compton, Edna Katharine, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6129 Cox, Ethel Sophie, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6130 Cox, Evelin Florence Conran, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6131 Das, Babu Bhendra Kishor, 3 June, 1919.
6132 Dean, George Edward, 3 June, 1919.
6133 Dhatrak, Rao Satob Rukhmaji Mankoji, 3 June 1919.
6134 Dutt, Babu Jogesh Chandra, 3 June, 1919.
6135 Dwane, Ernest Henry, 3 June, 1919.
6136 Ebrahimji, Sind, Kahn Sahib Shaik, 3 June, 1919.
6137 Engineer, Bhicaijee Ardeshh, 3 June, 1919.
6138 Ewart, Evelyn, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6139 Eyres, Edmund, 3 June, 1919.
6140 Bagan, Rhoda, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6141 Fink, Kenneth De Qutacey, 3 June, 1919.
6142 Fhmtager, Eveline, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6143 Fisk, Elsie Beatrice, 3 June, 1919.
6144 Freitas, Hubert St. Clah, 3 June, 1919.
6145 Frizelle, Frances EmUy, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6146 Fry, Alfred Joseph, 3 June, 1919.
6147 Gaiger, Grace Elizabeth, 3 June, 1919.
6148 Gopal, Lala Ram, 3 June, 1919.
6149 Govtodarajulu, Rose, 3 June, 1919.
6150 Gracias, Hygtous Dominie, 3 June, 1919.
6151 Gupta, Sarat Kumar Datta, 3 June, 1919.
6152 Guthrie, Alan, 3 June, 1919.
6153 Gwyther, Louise Banks, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6154 Gyaw, Maung Myat Tha, 3 June, 1919.
6155 Gyi, Ma Le, 3 June, 1919.
6156 HaU, George Thomas, 3 June, 1919.
6157 Hanrahan, WUUam George Augustin, 3 June, 1919
6158 Haslehurst, Harold Maitland, 3 June, 1919.
6159 Hearn, PhylUs, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6160 Herbert, Margaret, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6161 Hickley, Alice, Mrs. Victor North, 3 June, 1919.
6162 Highton, Arthur Denys Salusbury, 3 June, 1919.
6163 Hmyin, Ma E, 3 June, 1919.
6164 Hogan, Eva, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6165 Hunt, Gladys Muriel, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6166 Imrie, May, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6167 Ingram, George Skinner, 3 June, 1919.
6168 Isaac, John Rajaratnam, 3 June, 1919.
6169 Jackson, Violet, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6170 Johnston, Edith Alma, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6171 Johnston, Rosalie, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6172 Joshi, Pandit Satyanand, 3 June, 1919.
6173 Kanoo, Khan Sahib Yusuf, 3 June, 1919.
6174 Kempster, Ruby, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6175 KendaU, Joseph Abner, 3 June, 1919.
6176 Kenyon, Rose Alice, 3 June, 1919.
6177 Khan, Khan Bahadur Muhammad Abdul Karim, 3 June,
1919.
6178 Khan, All Sher, 3 June, 1919.
6179 Khan, Nawab AUahdad, 3 June, 1919.
6180 Khan Arbab, Khan Bahadur Mir Ahmad, 3 June, 1919.
6181 Khan, Khan Bahadur Ghulam Qadir, 3 June, 1919.
6182 Khan, Khan Sahib Jangul, 3 June, 1919.
6183 Khan, Khan Bahadur Sardar Mian, 3 June, 1919.
6184 Khan, Khwaja Muhammad Abdul Majid, 3 June, 1919.
6185 Khan, Khan Bahadur Shakar, 3 June, 1919.
6186 Khan, Kunwar Muhammad UbaiduUah, 3 June, 1919.
6187 Khan, Zaka-ud-dta, 3 June, 1919.
6188 KnoUys, Ethehed Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6189 Laver, Samuel, 3 June, 1919.
6190 LavUle, EUen, 3 June, 1919.

I 6191 Lee, Harriet Louise, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6192 Lister, Charles, 3 June, 1919.
6193 Lobo, Diogo Xavier, 3 June, 1919.
6194 Loughlin, Francis James, 3 June, 1919.
6195 Lowsley, Ethel, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6196 Lucas, Rev. Bernard, 3 June, 1919.
6197 Maclver, Agnes Edith Stewart, 3 June, 1919.
6198 Mackay, WUliam George, 3 June, 1919.
6199 Mackenzie, Malcolm Ayers, 3 June, 1919.
6200 Madeley, Edith Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6201 Mahawa, Dtashaw Eduljee, 3 June, 1919.
6202 Maheshri, Babu Kishen Lai, 3 June, 1919.
6203 Mai, Rai Bahadur Lala Harji, 3 June, 1919.
6204 Marak, Babu Gangsto, 3 June, 1919.
6205 Marker, Doraha Nusserwanji, 3 June, 1919.
6206 McHugh, Harry Ralph, 3 June, 1919.
6207 Michael, Rao Sahib Antony Simon Gabriel, 3 June, 1919.
6208 Michael, Lewis WiUiam, 3 June, 1919.
6209 Mignon, Edith Agnes Ida, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6210 Minson, Herbert, 3 June, 1919.
6211 Morrison, Henry St. Joiui ¦> June, 1919.
6212 Muhammad, Abul Lais Saad-ud-Din, 3 June, 1919.
6213 Narata, Lala Raj, 3 June, 1919.
6214 Narayan, Lala Suraj, 3 June, 1919.
6215 Nath, Pandit Kashi, 3 June, 1919.
6216 Newton, Alice Elizabeth Maud, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6218 Oliphant, John Ninian, 3 June, 1919.
6219 Palekar, Rao Sahib Balkrishna Anant, 3 June, 1919.
6220 Parsons, Ronald, 3 June, 1919.
6221 Patel, Babu Anirudha, 3 June, 1919.
6222 Phelps, Maude Marion, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6223 Philipe, Mary Catherine, Mrs. De Rhe, 3 June, 1919.
6224 PockUngton, Amy, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6225 PoweU, Edith, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6226 Prasad, Lala Sheo, 3 June, 1919.
6227 Pratt, May, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6228 Ram, Rai Bahadur Lala Barkat, 3 June, 1919.
6229 Rankin, Mary Ellen, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6230 Riley, Richard, 3 June, 1919.
6231 Rivett-Carnac, Lilian Muriel. Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6232 Robertson, Janet, 3 June, 1919
6233 Rodericks, John Joseph Fisher, 3 June, 1919.
6234 Rodgers, Rivers Thomas, 3 June, 1919.
6235 Roy, Babu Nhanjan, 3 June, 1919.
6236 SaUor, Rao Bahadur Keshavji Nathu, 3 June, 1919.
6238 SeUs, Arthur Freakish, 3 June, 1919.
6239 Shah, Khan Bahadur Mian Musharraf, 3 June, 1919.
6240 Shah, Khan Bahadur Syed Mehr, 3 June, 1919.
6241 Shaw, CyrU Hay, 3 June, 1919.
6242 Shin, Maung Ba, 3 June, 1919.
6243 Simpson, Winifred, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6244 Singh, Rai Amarpal, 3 June, 1919.
6245 Singh, Chaudhri Brij Raj Saran, 3 June, 1919.
6246 Singh, Chaudhri Dhiri, 3 June, 1919.
6247 Singh, Chaudhri Nihal, 3 June, 1919.
6248 Singh, Bhai Gurbakhsh, 3 June, 1919.
6249 Singh, Hha, 3 June, 1919.
6250 Singh, Rai Bahadur Bhai Lehna, 3 June, 1919.
6251 Sladen, Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6252 Slater, Alexander Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
6253 Soames, Una, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6254 Stephenson, Gertrude, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6255 SterUng, Thomas Smith, 3 June, 1919.
6256 Stratford, Lenna Mary, 3 June, 1919.
6257 Tait, Anne Smith, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6258 Thaddeus, Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6259 Thompson, Mary Powney, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6260 Tonkinson, Edith, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6261 TurnbuU, Lucia, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6262 Turner, Constance, Mrs. Henry, 3 June, 1919.
6263 Vaidya, Rao Sahib Govind Maliadeo, 3 June, 1919.
6264 Vanes, Edith Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6265 Wadia, Ardeshir Dosabhai, 3 June, 1919.
6266 Waller-Senior, HeUen Stuart, Mrs, 3 June,-1919.
6267 Walter, Margaret Jean, Mrs, Albert EUza, 3 June, 1919.
6268 Walter. Winifred Edith, 3 June, 1919.
6269 Way, Edith, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6270 Wttlmore, Ida, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6271 WUson, John Hughes, 3 June, 1919.
6272 Woodall, Norah, Mrs, 3 Juno, 1919.
6273 Adams, Alfred Montague, 3 June, 1919.
6274 Barton, Rachel Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6275 Blackwell, Margaret Brown, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6276 Bloomfield, HUda, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6277 BlundeU, Annie EUzabeth, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6278 Bowie, Janet, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6279 Brown, Violet McConochle, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6280 Burgess, Charles Hayward, 3 June, 1919.
6281 Burt, Alexander, 3 June, 1919.
6282 Castro, Edith, Mrs. de, 3 June, 1919.
6283 Charles, Esther, 3 June, 1919.
6284 Clark, Lydia, 3 June, 1919.
6285 Cooper, Ethel Mary, 3 June, 1919.
6286 Courage, Frances Zoe, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6287 Crawford, Gertrude Alice, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6288 Cuff, Ethel, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6289 Dawson, Hannah, 3 June, 1919.
6290 Dixon, George Finley, 3 June, 1919.
6291 Ellison, Mabel, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6292 Gerard, Harold, 3 June, 1919.
682

MEMBERS.

6293 Greenslade, Louisa Grace Charlotte, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6294 Gunnion, Thomas, 3 June, 1919.
6295 Guthrie, Brenda, 3 June, 1919.
6296 Harcourt, Eveline AUce Marian, 3 June, 1919.
6297 Harrison, Kate, 3 June, 1919.
6298 H rrlngton, Henry WUUam, 3 June, 1919.
6299 Helmore, Heathcote George, 8 June, 1919.
6300 HiU, Emma Carey, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6301 Hislop, Margaret Mary Annie, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6032 Hitchen, Ann Margaret, Mrs, 3 Juno, 1919.
6303 Holdsworth, Elizabeth Annie, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6304 Holdsworth, WUliam Godfrey, 3 June, 1919.
6305 Kelsey, Lavinia Jano, S June, 1919.
6306 King, Emma Ethel Maud Ford, 3 June, 1919.
6307 King, Sarah Hannah, Mrs, 8 June, 1919.
6308 LoveU, James, 3 June, 1919.
6309 Macassey, Ethel Constance Chapman, 3 June, 1919.
6310 MacDonald, Mtaa, 3 June, 1919.
6311 McDonnell, Mysie, 3 June, 1919.
6312 McDougall, Agnes, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6313 McGregor, Pura, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6314 Maltag, Nesta Gertrude, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6315 Marris, BasU Arthur, 3 June, 1919.
6316 Martin, Alfred Andrew, 3 June, 1919.
6317 Matthews, Frederick GwUlian, 3 June, 1919.
6318 MUlton, James Dothie, 3 June, 1919.
6319 Moeller, Wtantfred, Mrs., 3 June, 1919.
6320 Murray, Janet, 3 June, 1919.
6321 O'NeUl, Leo Francis, 3 June, 1919.
6322 Page, Jessie Ellen, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6323 Philson, Lucy, Mrs., 3 June, 1919.
6324 Potter, Mary Ann, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6325 Rodda, George Charles, 3 June, 1919.
6326 Russell, WilUam Archibald, 3 June, 1916.
6327 Scales, George Herbert, 3 June, 1919.
6328 Smart, Annie Wilhelrnina, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6329 Smith, LUly Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6330 Spencer, Martha, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6381 Stevenson, Florence Johanna, Mrs, 3 June 1919.
6332 Tripp, Bernard, 3 June, 1919.
6333 Tunks, Charles James, 3 June, 1919.
6334 Wallace, James Alfred, 3 June, 1919.
6335 Ward, Elsmie, 3 June, 1919.
6336 White, Charles, 3 June, 1919.
6337 Wray, CecU James, 3 June, 1919.
6338 Wray, EUen, 3 June, 1919.
6339 Young, Mrs. F. R, 3 June, 1919.
6340 Anderson, JuUa Ada, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6341 Appleyard, Agnes McWhirter, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6342 Addie, Julia Constance, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6343 Black, Charles William, 3 June, 1919.
6344 Champion, Mary Ann, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6345 Cowin, Norris Tynwald, 3 June, 1919.
6346 Conchie, Jean, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6347 Catchpole, Alfred Edward, 3 June, 1919.
6348 Downing, Robert Edward, 3 June, 1919.
6349 Grattan, Caroline Elizabeth, Mrs. Edgar, 3 June, 1919.
6350 Eales, Sydney York, 3 June, 1919.
6351 Fisher, Amy Anderson, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6352 Fair, Robert WUson, 3 June, 1919.
6353 Field, MathUde, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6354 Garlake, Dorothy Eleanor, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6355 Giddy, LUian Napier, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6356 Grieve, Cathertoe Ramsay Labum, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6357 Herman, Lena, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6358 Howard, Helen Edith, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6359 Hale, Lancelot Hugh Dowman, 3 June, 1919.
6360 Herbert-Smith, Christine Louise, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6361 Lydall, Edward Wykeman, 3 June, 1919.
6362 Laing, John George, 3 June, 1919.
6363 Mclntyre, Donald Arderne, 3 June, 1919.
6364 Naggs, Leonard Bertram, 3 June, 1919.
6365 MacDonogh, George Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
6366 Miller, Thomas Maskew, 3 June, 1919.
6367 Nethersole, Harrison Ralph, 3 June, 1919.
6368 Nivison, William, 3 June, 1919.
6369 Nel, Charles Paul Leonard, 3 June, 1919.
6370 Prince, Constance Perrott, 3 June, 1919.
6371 Poritt, Hannah Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6372 RedhiU, Samuel, 3 June, 1919.
6373 Rogers, Dorothy Heyward, 3 June, 1919.
6374 Rogers, Fergus Carstahs, 3 June, 1919.
6375 Trigger, Alfred Ernest, 3 June, 1919.
6376 Tatham, LUian Elizabeth, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6377 Taylor, Minnie Elena Scott, Mrs, 3 June, 1919,
6378 Thompson, George Batching, 3 June, 1919.
6379 Thompson, Rev. Harry Ernest, 3 June, 1919.
6380 Watson, GUbert, 3 June, 1919.
6381 Wallace, Margaret Janet, 3 June, 1919.
6382 Wav, Effie, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6383 Ayre, Charles Pascoe, 3 June, 1919.
6384 Blackburn, Alfred Charles, 3 June, 1919.
6385 Clift, Agnes, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6386 Clift, Mildred, 3 June, 1919. _
6388 Fisher, Janet Aitken, Mrs, 3 June, 191 9.
6389 Fitzgerald, Henry Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
6390 Harvey, Ethel, Mrs, 3 June, 1919- 1Q1„
6391 HoUands, Emily Hannah, Mrs , 3 June, m191JA1a
6392 Holloway, Henrietta Pahrey, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6393 Horwood, Reuben, 3 June, 1919.

6394 Kennedy, Helen, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6395 Lauder, Elizabeth Shaw, 3 June, 1919.
6396 MacDonald, Flora Emma, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
0397 MacDonnell, Richard, 3 June, 1919.
6398 MacPherson, Margaret, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6399 Moore, George Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
6400 Petten, Eliza, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6401 Robinson, John Alexander, 3 June, 1919.
6402 Somerton, Caroline Augusta, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6403 Steer. Charles Robert, 3 June, 1919.
6404 Swaffleld, Ernest, S June, 1919.
6405 Thompson, Sarah Ann, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6406 Tulk, Effie Morris, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6407 Ainsworth, Ina Cameron, Mrs. John, 3 J une, 1919
6408 Aldworth, Dorothea Anne Harvey, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6409 Armbruster, Hubert, 3 June, 1919.
6410 Arrigo, Edgar, 3 June, 1919.
6411 Bagshawe, Francis John, 3 June, 1919.
6412 Bancroft, Blanche, Mrs. 3 June, 1919.
6413 Bartley, WUliam, 3 June. 1919.
6414 Belcher, Charles Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
6415 Bennett, Agnes, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6416 Bernard, Albert Victor, 3 June, 1919.
6417 Bettington, Maud, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6418 Bryant, Robert William, 3 June, 1919.
6420 Bullock, James Arthur Edward, 3 June, 1919.
6421 BusheU, John James, 3 June, 1919.
6422 Cardona, Lewis Borg, 3 June, 1919.
6423 Casolani, Henry, 3 June, 1919.
6424 Chataway, Louise, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6425 Cipriani, Albert Henry, 3 June, 1919.
6426 Clarke, Percival Herbert, 3 June, 1919.
6427 Clementi, Marie Penelope Rose, Mrs. Cecil, 3 June, 1919.
6428 Conyers, Ada Blanche Pierce, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6429 Cookson, Percy Charles, 3 June, 1919.
6430 Copeman, Edward Arden, 3 June, 1919.
6431 Corsi, Manuel Gregory, 3 June, 1919.
6432 Cowley, Alexander Percy, 3 June, 1919.
6433 Critien, AttUio, 3 June, 1919.
6434 de Fonseka, Edmund Clarke, 3 June, 1919.
6435 de Freitas, Dora Florence, Mrs. 3 June, 1919.
6436 de Soyce, Mary Margaret, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6437 Drew, Florence Grace, Mrs.. 3 June, 1919.
6438 Evans, Maude BUefred, 3 June, 1919.
6439 Dilke, Beaumont Albany Fetherstone-, 3 June, 1919.
6440 Ffrench, Alfred E, 3 June, 1919.
6441 Flint, Violet Amy, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6442 Fuller, Elfrida Mary, Lady, 3 June, 1919.
6443 Rutter, Joseph Gatt, 3 June, 1919.
6444 Gordon, Gladys, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6445 Gregory, Charles William, 3 June, 1919.
6446 Greig, Alexander, 3 June, 1919.
6447 Hayford, Joseph Ephraim Casely, 3 June, 1919.
6448 Henocksburg, Josephine Norie, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6449 Hewett, James Henry, 3 June, 1919.
6450 Heyman, Frances Patton, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6451 Hickltag, Alice, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6452 Hinkson, Ernest Augustus, 3 June, 1919.
6453 Hobley, AUce Mary, Mrs. Charles WiUiam, 3 June, 1919.
6454 Hobson, Dorothy, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6455 Hodsgon, Anthony, 3 June, 1919.
6456 Huyshe-EUot, Ann, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6457 Ingham, Sybil, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6458 Johnson, Hubert Lawrence, 3 June, 1919.
6459 Lezard. Herbert Lewis, 3 June, 1919.
6460 Long, HUda Charlotte, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6461 LyaU, George, 3 June, 1919.
6462 McCutchin, Sydney Cameron, 3 June, 1919.
6463 Macintyre, James Colin, 3 June, 1919.
6464 McKeartan, Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6465 Mackie, Annie, 3 June, 1919.
6466 McLaughlan, Henry Peter Marius, 3 June, 1919.
6467 Merriefleld. Albert, 3 June, 1919.
6468 Myers, Horace, 3 June, 1919.
6469 Paul, Ruth Ethel, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6470 Percival, Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6471 Perez, Mary, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6472 Perryman, Percy WUbraham, 3 June, 1919.
6473 PhiUips, EmUy, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6474 Pitt, Charles Peniston, 3 June, 1919.
6475 Poole, George Arthur Evered, 3 June, 1919.
6476 Pordage, Anna, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6477 Postlethwaite, John Rutherford Parkin, 3 June, 1919.
6478 Sandford, Thomas Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
6479 Scanlen, Emilie, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6480 Shearman-Turner, Blanche, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6481 Sherwood, Montague Bade, 3 June, 1919.
6482 Stabb, Ethel, Mrs. 3 June, 1919.
6483 Sutherland, Robert, 3 June, 1919.
6484 Sweenie, Elizabeth, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6485 Thorbum, Dieudonnee Grace, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6486 Tredgold, Helen, 3 June, 1919.
6487 Twynam, Nora CecUia, 3 June, 1919.
6488 Visram, Abdulrasul Allidina, 3 June, 1919.
6489 WaUis, Claud Dudley, 3 June, 1919.
6490 Warr, Howard Grove, 3 June, 1919.
6491 Watson, Gwendoline Isabel, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6492 Watson, Margaret Jane, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6493 Westmorland, Josephine, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.
6494 White, Mabel, Mrs, 3 June, 1919.

683

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

6495 WiUiamson, Francis, 3 June, 1919.
6496 Wortley, Edward Jocelyn, 3 June, 1919.
6497 Young, George Macdonald, 3 June, 1919.
6498 Hales, Walter Percy, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6499 Nash, WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6500 Jones, Regtaald Teague-, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6501 Shah, Abdul Samad, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6502 Baddeley, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6503 Berry, WiUiam James, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6504 Betteridge, George WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6505 Cheers, Joseph McGregor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6506 Claridge, John Watson Lawson, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
6507 Cubbon, Richard, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6508 Godtoho, Paul Xavier, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6509 Goode, Thomas Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6510 Hodgen, Gordon West, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6511 Norris, WiUiam Albert, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6512 Rogers, Alfred George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6513 Shoulder, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6514 SomervUle, George Aytoun, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6515 Tanner, Guy, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6516 Nun, MaUk Sardar Khan, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6517 Elian, Muhammad Feroz, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6518 Muttan, Rev. Father John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6519 Spooner, Rev. Harold, 3 June, 1919. (if.)
6520 Wright, Rev. Arthur Yeomans, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6521 Barker, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6522 Bayes. Sidney Henry, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6523 Cash, Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6524 Crabbe, Sidney Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6525 Dabell, WUUam Bates, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6526 Freestone, Sidney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6527 Gooderham, George Frederick Robert, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6528 Heard, Charles CampbeU, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6529 Hickie, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6530 Hind, LesUe Glossop, 3 Jur 3, 1919. (af.)
6531 Hofman, Augustus, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6532 Jones, Reginald Vickers, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6533 Jones, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6534 Kennedy, Horas Graham, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6535 Mason, Algernon Montague WUson, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6536 Moses, Joseph Henry Gronow, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6537 Munday, WiUiam Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6538 Murrford, Alfred James, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6539 Rea, Donald, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6540 Solomon, Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6541 Tait, Andrew Ferdinand, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6542 Watton, George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6543 Webb, Benjamin, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6544 White, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6545 BaUey, Thomas Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6546 Bennett, Thomas Parks, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6547 Gingold, Frederick Maurice, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6548 Haywood, Norman Alphonso, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6549 Henderson, Walter Salkeld, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6550 Leach, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6551 Lindsay, Alfred Stewart, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6552 O'Meara, Michael Aloysius, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6553 Paddle, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6554 Pennefather, Edward CyrU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6555 Smith, Henry Surridge, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6556 Steele, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6557 Mulazim, Awal Salama Yusef Effendi, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6558 Boyle, John Valentine, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6559 Hosktog, CyrU WUUam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6560 Robertson, Walter AUan, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6561 Sturman, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6562 Locktagton, Harry Aloysius, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6563 AUardyce, Kenneth James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6564 Homer, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6565 Ashton, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6566 Baker, Francis Pearson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6567 Bingham, Charles Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6568 Brewitt, Charles Patrick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6569 Cameron. WiUiam Macpherson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6570 Clarke, Henry, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6571 Cooper, Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6572 Hall, Bertram James LesUe, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6573 Hardwick, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6574 Higham, Frank David, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6575 Hunter, Alfred PhiUp, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6576 Hurry, Sydney Charles, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6577 McGUUvray, Clifford, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6578 MarshaU, George Sims, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6579 Mottram, Francis Henry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6580 Photiades, Nicolas John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6581 PoUock, Douglas Warren, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6582 Roberts, Norman Stanley, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6583 Robinson, Percy GUbert, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6584 Thornton, Doris CyrU, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6585 Young, Wallace MelvUle, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6586 Woodward, WiUiam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6587 Mbaruk Bukheit, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6588 Patterson, D. H, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6589 Ackers, Dene Mary, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6590 Adamson, George Robert, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6591 Aldom, Herbert Raymond Salisburv, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6592 Allen, Charles WUliam Edward, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6593 Anderson, Mary Addison, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6594 Anderson, Mary Gardiner, 3 June, 1919. (si.)

681

6595 Arland, John Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6596 AspinaU, Gladys Hester, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6597 Baker, Ernest Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6598 Balbi, Henry Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6599 Bannerman, Glenny Franklin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6600 Bateman, Frank Graham, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6601 Bennett, GUbert Hedley, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6602 Benson, John James Charles, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6603 BirreU, Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6604 BroomhaU, Harold George. 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6605 Brown, SheUa Macpherson, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6606 Brown, WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6607 Buhner, Newlove, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6608 Cale, WiUiam Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6609 Camfield, Charles Nathaniel, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6610 Cannan, Astley Cuthbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6611 Capon, Herbert WiUiam Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6612 Charlesworth, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6613 Clark, Horace Gordon, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6614 Clark, Louis Spencer, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6615 Clarke, Ethel May, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6616 Clarke, Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6617 Colby, Henry James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6618 Colquhoun, James Clifton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6619 Collins, Timotlvy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6620 Connerv, WiUiam Laurence, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6621 Cook, Percy Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6622 Crowden, Henrv Clarence, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6623 Curtis, Amy, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6624 Davis, Eugene Charles Henry, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6625 Dawkins, Ernest Walton, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6626 Dorrington, Frederick James, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6627 Drayson, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6628 Druitt, HUda, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6629 Eastick, AUred, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6630 Edwards, Ina Leonora, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6631 Evans, WiUiam John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6632 Everett, Ralph Marven, 3 June. 1919. (BI.)
6633 Fairbairn, EUzabeth Brown, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6634 Fairbrother, WilUam George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6635 Farnham, Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6636 FarreU, James Robert, 3 June, 1919. (3f.)
6637 Fawsitt, Hubert Harcourt Morland, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6638 GUliard, WUliam Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6639 Graham, James, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6640 Grayson, Rev. Joseph Watson, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6641 Gunther, Frederick Albert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6642 Hamilton, FTank Tracey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6643 Hasktos, Edith Mabel, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6645 Hay, Charlotte Maud, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6646 Hayes, Denis, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6647 Hayes, George Frederick Lacey, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6648 Hayter, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6649 Heath, Walter Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6650 Hendry, James, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6651 Heyer, George, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6652 Hickey, Jeremiah. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6653 Higgins, Charles Henry PrangneU, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6654 HiU, Ernest Edward, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6655 Howlett, John Flemvng, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
6656 Hughes, Rev. Levi Gethto, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6657 Hutchinson, Annie Irene. 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6658 Jabotinsky, Vladimir, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6659 Johnson, Sidney, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6660 Jones, Hugh Calvert Francis, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6661 Jones, Mary, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6662 Joyce, Stemdale, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6663 King, James Edward, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6664 Kinnersly, George Edward, 3 June. 1919. (BI.)
6665 Laman, Ernest Kirkland. 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6666 Lane, Margaret, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6667 Laracy, Patrick Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6668 Lindsay-Smith, Lindsay, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6669 Lloyd, Amy Margaret Helen, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6670 Long, Robert Claude, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6671 McCarthy, Hemr, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6672 MacKay, Christian Frances Nora, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6673 MacRory, Adam John Charles, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6674 Marks, Herbert Elton. 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6675 Marshall, Reginald Ross, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6676 Matthews, WUUam Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6677 Meltruish, John Barradale, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6678 MeUes, Robert Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6679 MitcheU, Alfred Henry, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
6680 Mooney, CecU Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6681 More, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6682 Morton, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
6685 Nye, Violet Mars-, 3 June, 1919 (si.)
6686 Jones, Herbert Oakes-, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6687 Parker, Charles Anson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6688 Parker, Henry Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6689 Parsons, WilUam Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6691 Percival, PhUip Mason, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6692 PoUard, Pedr, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6693 Pontin, WUliam James Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6694 Reeves, John Horace, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6695 Reynaud, Edward Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6696 Ridding, Reginald, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6697 Ripley, Horace Stephens, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6698 Robertson, Alexander Smith, 3 June, 1919. (it.)

MEMBERS.

6699 Robinson, William Edward, S June, 1919. (ai )
6700 Rogers, Harry George, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6701 Rushton, Leveson, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6702 Sainsbury, Flora Gregory, 3 June, 1919. (at )
6703 Savona, WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6704 Shearwood, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6705 Sinfield, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6706 Singer, David Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6707 Smith, Frank, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6708 Smith, Robert Melville, 3 June, 1919. (at )
6709 Stephens, John Kyle, 3 June, 1019. (it.)
6710 Sterndale, Hilda Alice, 3 June, 1919. (bi )
6711 Sutton, Emily Evelyn, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6712 Taylor, Kenyon Davenport, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6713 Thorpe, Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6714 Tidridge, John Harry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6715 Trees, Reginald Pearson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6716 Turner, Laurence Beddome, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6717 Tyler, Frederick Montague, 3 June, 1919. (at )
6718 Waldock, Charles WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (ai.)
6719 Waldron, Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6720 WaUace, Robert Stuart, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6721 Walters, John Douglas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6722 Warner, Pelham Francis, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
6723 Watson, Lewis James Fort, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6724 Webb, Hugh Edwin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6725 Whitaker, Benjamin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6726 Wood, Harold John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6727 Woodgate, F. C. I, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6728 Young, Constance Emily, Mrs, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6729 Addison, Lancelot Mark, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6730 Balfour, John, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6731 Bland, Frederick Edward, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6732 Cocks, Robert, S June, 1919. (Bt.)
6733 Day George, 3 June, 1919. (bi.)
6734 FenneUy, PhUip, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6735 Hughes, CyrU Emerson, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6736 Murphy, Rev. Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6737 Murphy, Peter Kevin, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6738 PhiUips, Herbert Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6739 Scott, Walter, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6740 TadgeU, Frederick Harold, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6741 Wegener, John Frederick WiUiam, 3 June, 1919.
6742 WUliams, James Leslie, 3 June, 1919. (31.)
6743 Burdekta, CyrU Blake, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6744 Cahitt, John Walter Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6745 Chishohn, Percy, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6746 Fordham, Percy John Richmond, 3 June, 1919.
6747 Hale, Sylvester Gresham, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6748 Hay, Sydney Hartley, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6749 Hosking, Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6750 Mothes, Frederick WUliam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6751 Noseda, Paul Rodolfe, 3 June, 1919. (it.)
6752 Sheridan, Norman Charles, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6753 Tait, Henry Caldwell, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6754 Tipping, Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6755 West, Thomas Samuel, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6756 Brebner, Innes Wares, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6757 Coney, CecU Frederick, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6758 Croft, George Henry Belton, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6759 Harris, Harry Bertram, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6760 Heeley, Henry Norman, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6761 Johnson, WUliam Josiah, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6762 LagerwaU, Frank Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6763 NeweU, WiU, 3 June, 1919. (at)
6764 Oakeley, Henry Echley Herbert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6165 Thomson, Alexander Melen, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6766 Brown, Arthur George, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6767 Love, George WiUiam, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6768 Seng, Sardar, Kamal, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6769 Kendall, Ramsay George, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6770 McCuttagh, Francis, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6771 Middleton, Herbert "Edgar, 3 June, 1919.
6772 Orloff, Eugene, 3 June, 1919. (Sf.)
6773 Padfield, James Carpenter, 3 June, 1919.
6774 Peacock, Henry Kartchkal, 3 June, 1919.
6775 Sandelson, David Isambard, 3 June, 1919.
6776 Talbot, John Hamilton, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6777 Williams, Arthur James, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6778 McGUl, Thomas Carlisle, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6779a El Yusbashi Mohamed Effendi Murad el Shahel, 3 June,
1919. (at.) , v
67796 Brears, Tom, 3 June, 1919. (M.)
6779c Colam, Rosslyn Leigh, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6779(2 Dunbar, WiUiam Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6779e Jarrett, Herbert Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (at )
6779/ Abdel Aziz Bff Mansour, Mulazim Awal, 3 June, 1919.
6779_/ Maliammed Eff Sheflk Amin, Yousbashi, 3 June, 1919.

(31.)

(SI.)

(St.)
(SI.)(Bf.) (at.)

6779A Mohammed Bff Yusri, Yousbashi, 3 June, 1919.
6780a Gruner, Harold Eric, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
67806 Riviere, Eugene Gonzague, 3 June 1919. (at.)
6780c Ross, Charles Arthur, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6780<2 Beaman, Val Arden Hulme, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6780? Copeland, John Hugh, 3 June, 1919. (M-)
6780/ Hallett, Henry Philip Hughes- , 3 June, 1919
6780a Walker, George David, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6780ft WUkinson, Eric John, 3 June, 1919. (af.)
6781a Douglass, James Douglas Thesiger, 3 June, 1919

(si.)

(si.

(31.)
(at.)

(Bf.)

(si.) (SI)(at.)

I 67816 Eltham, James Frederick, 3 June, 1919.
6781c AUwright, Samuel Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6781(2 Bailey, George William Bryant, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6781e Blackwood, Albert, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6781/ Boor Singh, Jemdr, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6781(7 Bridge, John Henry, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6781A Collinson, John Carson, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6782a Coxe, Charles Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
67826 Davis, Enoch, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6782c Durham, William Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6782(2 Ewaz Khan, Risaldar, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6782. Farmer, Christopher Alfred, 3 June, 1919. (flt.)
6782/ Garnett, William, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6782a Hayhurst, John Henry Joseph, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6782A Hem Raj, Jemdr., 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6783a Hobbs-WiUiam Christian, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
67836 Kent, WilUam, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6783c Macdonald, Hector Ian, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6783(2 Mir Jafar Khan, Sardar Bahadur, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6783e Mohammed Fazil, Jemdr, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6783/ Morris, Wilfred, 3 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6783a Parke, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6783A Phillips, George Henry, 3 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6784a Prem Singh, Jemdr, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
67846 Rice, Thomas, 3 June, 1919. (st.)
6784c Shahbaz Khan, Subdr, 3 June, 1919.
6784(2 Smyth, Richard, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6784e Snowdon, John Henry, 3 June, 1919.
6784/ Walsh, James Edward, 3 June, 1919. ,. - .
6784(7 Wazir Muhammad, Jemdr, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6784ft Barnsley, John G, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6785a Bryson, John, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
67856 Burrows, Alexander, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6785c Chandler, S, 3 June, 1919. (SI.)
6785(2 EUiott, George P, 3 June, 1919. (BI.)
6785e Green, Albert Victor, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6785/ Lovett, Arthur Harrison, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6785o McNeil, A, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6785A Metcalfe, Robert, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6786a Pereira, Vincent Manoel Francis, 3 June, 1919. (si.)
67866 Pointing, Albert E, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6786c Thompson, J, 3 June, 1919. (at.)
6786(2 Wilkinson, Ernest, 3 June, 1919. (St.)
6786e Abbey, Douglas WUson, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
6786/ Adkto, Guy Tempest, 11 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6786a Bennett, Ernest Reginald, 11 June, 1919. (bi.)
6786A Harness, Robert John, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
8787a Hopkins, Thomas, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
67876 May, Andrew, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
6787c Noble, Alexander, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
6787(2 Shields, WUliam CecU, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
6788 Stevens, Walter William Spencer, 11 June, 1919. (at.)
6789 Way, Albert Edward, 11 June, 1919. (BI.)
6790 Wrate, James Frederick, 11 June, 1919. (m.)
6791 Elder, Andrew, 21 June, 1919. (BI.)
6792 Finch, Charles Edwin, 21 June, 1919. (BI.)
6793 Gordon, Frank Sinclair, 21 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6794 Rice, Arthur John, 21 June, 1919. (st.)
6795 Rodway, George Frederick, 21 June, 1919. (Bf.)
6796 Austin, Walter Alexander, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
6797 BendeU, Albert, 27 June, 1919. (M.)
6798 Blake, Alfred, 27 June, 1919.
6799 Blow, Henry Charles, 27 June, 1919. (at.)
6800 Harris, William, 27 June, 1919. (BI.)
6801 Herbert, Guy Frederick, 27 June, 1919.
6802 Hopkins, Harry, 27 June, 1919. (flt.)
6803 Jones, Sydney Herbert, 27 June, 1919.
6804 Kelleway, Percy Dixon, 27 June, 1919.
6805 Marchant, Frank, 27 June, 1919. (bi.)
6806 MUne, Edward Arthur, 27 June, 1919.
6807 Overhead, WUliam Henry, 27 June, 1919. (sr.)
6808 Rawlings, Herbert Henry, 27 June, 1919. (bi.)
6809 Shannon, Frank Ernest, 27 June, 1919. (si.)
6810 Singleton, Albert Henry, 27 June, 1919. (St.)
6811 Smith, Alfred Charles, 27 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6812 Bates, Walter, 30 June, 1919. (M.)
6813 Gammon, John Thomas, 30 June, 1919. (st.)
6814 Holmes, Robert, 30 June, 1919. (Bt.)
6815 Carpenter, George, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
6816 Duncan, Alec James, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
6817 Evans, Joseph Owen, 4 July, 1919. (BI.)
6818 Gobbitt, Reginald Harry Sutton, 4 July, 1919. (BI.)
6819 Harris, George WUliam, 4 July, 1919. (M.)
6820 Joy, Charles Edward, 4 July, 1919. (BI.)
6821 Neasham, John Robert, 4 July, 1919. (31.)
6822 Pike, Evan Cuthbert. 4 July, 1919. (St.)
6823 Sheldrake, John William, 4 July, 1919. (St.)
6824 Young, Frederick Richard, 4 July, 1919. (at.)
6825 Cant, John, 10 July, 1919. (Bt.)
6826 Fletcher, Evelyn Norman Robert, 10 July, 1919. (Bt.)
6827 Paris, WUliam Richard 10 July, 1919. (St.)
6828 Pearse, Hender Trevenen, 10 July, 1919. (31.)
6829 Barnes, John, 12 July, 1919. (M.)
6830 Burrage, Henry James, 12 July, 1919.
6831 Felton, Charles, 12 July, 1919. (at.)
6832 Howell, CecU Ingledew, 12 July, 1919.
6833 McGiU, Edmund AUan, 12 July, 1919.
6834 Thato, Alexander, 12 July, 1919. (M.)
6835 Wood, Alexander, 12 July, 1919. (Bt.)
6836 Austin, Arthur, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)

(at.)
(si.) (31.)
(at.)

(at.) (st.)
(31.)

685

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

6837 Ayling, WUliam, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6838 Bailey, Arthur Hubert, 17 July, 1919.
6839 Bloodworth, WUliam Snow, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6840 Bown, Joseph, 17 July, 1919. (M.)
6841 Bradby, Matthew Samuel, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6842 Brown, John Steven, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
6843 Bunt, Richard Charles, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6844 Cameron, John, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6845 Carter, Frederick James, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6846 Clark, Ewbank, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6847 Dunn, Harold Stuart, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6848 EUiott, Maurice Herbert, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
6849 Everett, Douglas Henry, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
6850 Gray, Donald Nixon, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
6851 Harming. Charles Horatio, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
6852 Heraud, Stanley Francis, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6853 Jackson, Norman, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6854 Kimber, Ernest, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
6855 Lendy, Thomas, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
6856 Lynch, Herbert Arthur, 17 July, 1919. (ai.)
6857 Maitland, Arthur Albert, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6858 Montgomery, Walter Ernest, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6859 Morrissey, WiUiam, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6860 Newman, Henry Charles, 17 July, 1919. (Bt.)
6861 Pantling, Frederick, 17 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6862 Prideaux, George Edward, 17 July, 1919. (at.
6863 Prince, George, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
6864 Shaw, Robert, John 17 July, 1919. (at.)
6865 Spittle, Edward Alfred, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
6866 Toppin, Maxwell Howard, 17 July, 1919. (at.)
6867 Westacott, WiUiam John Henry, 17 July, 1919. (Bt.)
6868 Westlake, John Harold, 17 July, 1919. (m.)
6869 Bagnall, Reginald Douglas, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
6870 BotteriU, Frank Owen, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
6871 Bower, David, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
6872 Burrows, John Thomas Ladbrooke, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
6873 Evans, Evan, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
6874 Fulton, Robert Arthur, 31 July, 1919. (Bt.)
6875 Green, George James, 31 July, 1919. (BI.)
6876 Hammond, Stephen Thomas, 31 July, 1919. (at.)
6877 John, Henry Brynmor, 31 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6878 Knight, Samuel Henry, 3 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6879 LiUicrap, Herbert Richard, 31 July, 1919. (Bf.)
6880 Martin, Frank Lewis, 31 July, 1919. (Bt.)
6881 Nightingale, WiUiam Joseph Edward, 31 July, 1919.
(BI.)
6882 Ogle, John, 31 July, 1919. (M.)
6883 Regan, Robert Henry, 31 July, 1919. (bi.)
6884 Welsh, John George, 31 July, 1919. (M.)
6885 Welsh, James Frederick, 31 July, 1919. (BI.)
6886 Draisey, John WilUam James, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
6887 Eddy, Charles, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
6888 Lamb, Edwin Daniel, 11 Aug. 1919. (BI.)
6889 Newmarch, Henry Clarence, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
6890 Rhind, WUliam Alexander, 11 Aug. 1919. (BI.)
6891 Roberts, Charles John, 11 Aug. 1919. (at.)
6892 Snell, Philip WUUam, 11 Aug. 1919 (flt.)
6893 Beever, Claude Henry, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
6894 Buchan, Robert, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
6895 Butler, Francis John, 16 Sept. 1919. (BI.)
6896 CahiU, John, 16 Sept. 1919. (Bf.)
6897 Coleman, WUliam Francis, 16 Sept. 1919. (Bf.)
6898 Croucher, Edward WiUiam, 16 Sept. 1919. (bi.)
6899 Davies, John WUfred, 16 Sept. 1919. (M.)
6900 Forbes, Robert, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
6901 Fuller, James, 16 Sept. 1919. (Bt.)
6902 WUUams, NevUl Glennie Garnons-, 16 Sept. 1919. (St.)
6903 Hole, Edwin, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
6904 Hughes, WiUiam, 16 Sept. 1919. (Bf.)
6905 Invermee, Robert, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
6906 Larter, Charles Seymour, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
6907 Quincey, George, 16 Sept. 1919 (at.)
6908 Ralph, Alexander, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
6909 Renshaw, John WiUiam, 16 Sept. 1919. (at.)
6910 SulUvan, Richard, 16 Sept. 1919. (Bf.)
6911 Urell, Valentine, 16 Sept. 1919. (BI.)
6912 Winstanley, John, 16 Sept. 1919. (M.)
6913 Barker, Ernest Bernard, 10 Oct. 1919. (ai.)
6914 WyUe, Hamilton Neil, 10 Oct. 1919. (31.)
6915 Armstrong, Tom, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
6916 Berwick, WiUiam Edwin, 10 Oct. 1919. (Bt.)
6917 Dakin, Humphrey Bums, 10 Oct. 1919. (flt.)
6918 Gunn, Donald Benjamin, 10 Oct. 1919. (Bt.)
6919 Hutchinson, Hubery Gerald, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6920 Ledeboer, John Henry, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
6921 Sumner, James Arthur Chester, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6922 Tedman, Frank, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
6923 Wells, Frederick Kynaston, 10 Oct. 1919. (31.)
6924 Crooks, Lindsay, 10 Oct. 1919. (Bt.)
6925 Dawson, Alexander John, 10 Oct. 1919. (bi.)
6926 DracopoU, Ignatius Nicholas, 10 Oct. 1919. (bi.)
6927 Furnival, John Megarry, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
6928 Greening, Thomas, 10 Oct. 1919. (St.)
6929 Ralston, Gavin, 10 Oct. 1919. (BI.)
6930 Burdett, Henry Stanton, 10 Oct. 1919. (st.)
6931 Cameron, Donald Phillips, 10 Oct. 1919. (Sf.)
6932 Hughes, Alfred Thomas, 10 Oct. 1919. (Bf.)
6933 Lebmann, Henry David, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6934 Shaw, Walter Langston, 10 Oct. 1919. (bi.)
6935 Shepheard- Walwyn, Roderick Aylward, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)

6936 Stroud, George Thomas, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6937 Tancred, Christopher Humphrey, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6938 Walsh, George Victor, 10 Oct. 1919. (M.)
6939 Blackmore, Alfred Charles, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6940 Critchley, William Edwin, 10 Oct. 1919. (af.)
6941 Humphreys, Walter Ebenezer, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6942 Ross, Tascar Alan, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6943 Shortridge, Guy Chester, 10 Oct. 1919. (Bf.)
6944 TyrreU, John Ernest, 10 Oct. 1919.
6945 Young, Stanley Gordon, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6946 Chauncey, Alice Louise, 10 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6947 Appleton, William Arnold, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6948 Grant, G. B. Macpherson, 17 Oct. 1919. (Bt.)
6949 Lovatt, John Vincent Stratford, 17 Oct. 1919. (M.)
6950 Osbom, WiUiam Albert, 17 Oct. 1919. (11.)
6951 Oswald, David James Tosh, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6952 Pitt, George PhiUp, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6953 Plant, David Thomas, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6954 Sawyers, William Henry, 17 Oct. 1919. (at.)
6955 Benoy, William John, 11 Nov. 1919. (it.)
6956 Harries, Ernest Bertram, 11 Nov. 1919. (it.)
6957 McCarthy, Sidney James, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6958 Winzar, Sidney Herbert, 11 Nov. 1919. (31.)
6959 Bland, Albert, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bt.)
6960 Broad, Arthur Nowell, 11 Nov. 1919. (it.)
6961 Bryson, Charles. 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
6962 Drysdale, John Syme, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6963 Garside, Cecil, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6964 Higgins, Robert Henry Constable, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6965 HindeU, Harold GoodaU, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6966 Holder, Alfred Edward, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6967 Howard, Alfred Thomas Stewart, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6968 Jeal, Joseph, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6969 Joyce, Ernest Percy, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6970 ILintamonth, Alec Marshall, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bf.)
6971 Langmead, Harold Francis, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bt.)
6972 Leonard, Guiseppe Stanley, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6973 Lord, Godfrey James, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6974 Marttoe, William Robert, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6975 Paddon, John Locke, 11 Nov. 1919. (a.)
6976 Perkins, Harry Dunbar, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6977 Phelphs, Seth Arthur Rose, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6978 Phipps, Paul CampbeU, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6979 Rankin, WUliam Robert Theodore, 11 Nov. 1919. (M.)
6980 Smith, Charles Frederick Tate, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6981 Smith, Eric Payton, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bf.)
6982 Stokes, WUUam Henry, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bt.)
6983 Tollemache, Cecil Herbert, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6984 Upton, Norman Royce, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6985 Warren, Desmond CecU Robert, 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
6986 WUding, Henry, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
6987 WilUams, John. 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
6988 Nowitsky, Vladimir, 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
6989 Pepler, Seth Bernard, 11 Nov. 1919. (M.)
6990 Dainton, WUUam Charles Annable-, 11 Nov. 1919. (St.)
6991 Beale, Allan Oswald Rufus, 11 Nov. 1919. (Sf.)
6992 Beale, Geoffrey Scott, 11 Nov. 1919. (si.)
6993 Bhse, Arthur Herbert, 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
6994 Coghlan, George Edmond, 11 Nov. 1919. (51.)
6995 Fagan, Charles Walter, 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
6996 Forbes, James George Annand, 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
6997 Grainger, Charles, 11 Nov. 1919. (M.)
6998 Jagger, WUUam, 11 Nov. 1919. (Bt.)
6999 Le Roy, Donovan, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7000 Lynott, Michael Joseph, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7001 Mende, Nickolas Edwin, 11 Nov. 1919. (it.)
7002 Neame, George Austin, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.) .
7003 Read, Sidney, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7004 Reed, Thomas, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7005 SmaU, Victor, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7006 TaUby, Mark, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7007 Witney, John Humphrey, 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
7008 Bentley, R, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7009 Cole, Harold Ralph C, 11 Nov. 1919. (bi.)
7010 FitzGerald, John Sidney North, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7011 Trotter, Philip Courts, 11 Nov. 1919. (ai.)
7012 Capstick, Hugh Patrick, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7013 Hobson, Bruce, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7014 Leycester, PhUip Wrey, 11 Nov, 1919. (at.)
7015 O'Dell, Edward Seymour, 11 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
7016 Rowbottom, WUmos WUliam BoxaU, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7017 Sharpe, Frederick WUUam, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7018 Shaw, Reginald Frank, 11 Nov. 1919. (it.)
7019 Smith, Harold Howard, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7020 Thompson, James Douglas, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7021 Sandels, Cecil Arthur Anglesea,- 11 Nov. 1919. (af.)
7022 Hewett, Arthur, 11 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7023 Brown, Alfred Claude, 15 Nov. 1919. (St.)
7024 Longstaffe, John Walter, 15 Nov. 1919. (Bt.)
7025 Pender, WiUiam Stanhope, 15 Nov. 1919. (Bt.)
7026 Romttly, Herbrand Alan, 15 Nov. 1919. (BI.)
7027 Thompson, Hugh WUloughby, 15 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7028 Turner, Noel Theodor BerweU, 15 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7029 Walker, Frederick Rutley, 15 Nov. 1919. (at.)
7030 Witthaus, Gabriel Thorald, 15 Nov. 1919. (ai.)
7030a Beveridge, Edmund Walter St. Clah, 23 Nov. 1919.
(ai.)
7031 Barry, Jack LesUe, 28 Nov. 1919. (ai )
7032 Davies, John Trevor, 28 Nov. 1919. (at )
7033 Ellis, Frederick Rowland, 28 Nov. 1919. (at )

MEMBERS.

7034 Brunton, Robert Godfree, 5 Deo. 1919.
7035 Rowntree, John Harvey Woodville, 5 Dec. 1919.
7036 PhUip, John, 5 Dec. 1919.
7037 Blyth, Charles Edward, 5 Dec. 1919.
7038 Newton, George Burns, 5 Deo. 1919.
7039 Hennings, William, 5 Deo. 1919.
7040 Louch, Arthur Charles Innes, 5 Dec. 1919.
7041 Beard, Norah, Mrs, 5 Dec. 1919.
7042 Dunn, EUen S, Mrs, 5 Dec. 1919.
7043 White, Robert George, 5 Dec. 1919.
7044 Hayward Curling, 5 Dec, 1919.
7045 BaUy, Robert Edward Hartwell, 5 Dec. 1919.
7046 HoweU, Alban Berkley Butts, 5 Dec. 1919.
7047 Parker, Arthur Claude, 5 Dec. 1919.
7048 Beddison, Francis WUUam, 5 Dec. 1919.
7049 Egford, George Henry, 12 Deo. 1919. (h.)
7050 Wildbore, Albert MUton, 12 Dec. 1919. (at.)
7051 Batcheldor, WiUiam, 22 Dec. 1919. (at.)
7052 Borland, WiUiam, 22 Dec. 1919. (at.) ,
7053 Fraser, Norman Graham, 22 Dec. 1919. (at.)
7054 Gardiner, Stanley James, 22 Dec. 1919. (M.)
7055 HoUe, WUliam Henry, 22 Dec. 1919. (af.)
7056 Jukes, Alfred, 22 Dec. 1919. (M.)
7057 Lang, Albert Frank, 22 Dec. 1919. (Bf.)
7058 Moore, Gordon, 22 Dec. 1919. (Bt.)
7059 Tattersall, James William, 22 Dec. 1919. (at.)
7060 Thomas, Alan MUler, 22 Deo. 1919. (at.)
7061 Tomling, George Gibson, 22 Dec. 1919. (at.)
7062 WUliams, David Eric, 22 Dec. 1919. (at.)
7063 Young, James WUliam ,22 Dec. 1919. (at.)
7064 Aiyar, Rao Bahadur Pinnavasal Ramaswama Vengu,
30 Dec. 1919.
7065 AU, Khan Bahadur Mir Diwan, 30 Dec. 1919.
7066 AU, Maulvi Saiyid Ijaz, 30 Dec. 1919.
7067 Amir-ud-Din, Shaikh, 30 Dec. 1919.
7068 Avargal, Rao Sahib Pettachi Karuppan, 30 Dec. 1919.
7069 Barne, Dorothy Kate, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7071 Britto, Valentine, 30 Dec. 1919.
7072 Brookes, Arthur Stuart, 30 Dec. 1919.
7073 Buchanan, Margaret, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7074 Cameron, CyrU Claude, 30 Dec. 1919.
7075 Campagnac, Charles Haswell, 30 Dec. 1919.
7076 Chandra, Lala Ram, 30 Dec. 1919.
7077 Clarke, Douglas AUen, 30 "Dec. 1919.
7078 Cole, SybU, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7079 Coombes, George Noble, 30 Dec. 1919.
7080 Cooverji, Khan Sahib Sorabji, 30 Dec. 1919.
7081 Cuthbert, Alexander, 30 Dec. 1919.
7082 Davies, Agnes, 30 Dec. 1919.
7083 Day, Andrew Sinclah, 30 Dec. 1919.
7084 Dayal, Seth Prabh, 30 Dec. 1919.
7085 Debenham, Walter Charles, 30 Dec. 1919.
7086 Dickson, Lorna, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7087 Din, Khan Bahadur Maulvi Ahmed, 30 Dec. 1919.
7088 Din, Khan Bahadur Munshi Ahmad, 30 Dec. 1919.
7089 Evans, Rev. Edward, 30 Dec. 1919.
7090 Fowle, Edward, 30 Dec. 1919.
7091 Gahan, Patrick John, 30 Deo. 1919.
7092 Gajendragadkar, Gopal Laksbman, 30 Dec. 1919
7093 Ganguly, Rai Akhoy Bhusan, 30 Dec. 1919.
7094 Gonet, Adolphe Joseph Louis, 30 Dec. 1919.
7095 Gopal, Lala Ram, 30 Dec. 1919.
7096 Green, Leslie Benton, 30 Dec. 1919.
7097 Hakim, Wadero Abdul, 30 Dec. 1919.
7098 Hamlyn, Henrietta, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7099 Harold, May, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7100 Heycock, Florence, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7101 Higgs, Ernest Bertram, 30 Dec. 1919.
7102 Hodges, George Ernest, 30 Dec. 1919.
7103 Holme, Nellie, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7104 Hunt, Geraldine, 30 Dec. 1919.
7105 Husain, Chaudri Mujtaba, 30 Dec. 1919.
7106 Husain, Khan Sahib Tasaddug, 30 Dec. 1919.
7107 Hyland, Charles John, 30 Dec. 1919.
7108 Jehangh, Hitta Cowasji, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7109 Jones, Antoinette Manget, Mrs, 30 Dee. 1919.
7110 Joseph, Charles Henry, 30 Dec. 1919.
7111 Kempster, James Charles, 30 Dec. 1919.
7112 Khah-ud-din, 30 Deo. 1919.
7113 Khan, Saiyid Ahmad Ali, 30 Dec. 1919.
7114 Khan, Begum Mustapha, 30 Dec. 1919.
7115 King-Church, Mabel, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7116 Kirkpatrick, John, 30 Dec. 1919.
7117 Kunntag, Arthur Blandford, 30 Dec. 1919.
7118 Lahd, Nellie, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7119 Lai, Munshi Chiman, 30 Dec. 1919.
7120 Lai, Lala Faranga, 30 Dec. 1919.
7121 Lambourn, Norah, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7122 Lennox, Agnes Margaret, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7123 Liddiard, Edgar Stratton, 30 Dec. 1919.
7124 Lidierth, James Eugene, 30 Dec. 1919.
7125 Lilley, Arthur Winfleld, 30 Dec. 1919.
7126 Low, Frederick Edward, 30 Dec. 1919.
7127 McCausland, Gertrude, Mrs, 30 Dec.^ 1919
7128 Mackenzie, Dorothy Helen, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7129 MacLeod, Herwald Byrne, 30 Dec. 1919.
7130 Mahamad, Shaikh, 30 Dec. 1919.
7131 Maynard, Mildred, Mrs, SO Dec. 1919.
7132 Mulcahy, James Hamilton, 30 Dec. 1919.
7133 Nanavati, CoUie Erach, Mrs., 30 Dec. 1919.

I 7134 Narayan, Pandit Blshan, 30 Dec. 1919.
7135 Oakley, Winifred, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7136 O'Donnel, Edith, Mrs, 30 Deo. 1919.
7137 O'Donnell, John David, 30 Dec. 1919.
7138 Oldfleld, Geraldine, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7139 Osborn, Howard Harry, 30 Dec. 1919.
7140 Osgerby, Isabel, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7141 Oung, May Hla, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
714?, Panthaki, Dosabhai Framji, 30 Dec. 1919.
7143 Parsons, Bertha, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7144 Patwardhan, Rao Bahadur Damodar Bapu Rao 30 Dec.
1919.
7145 Peachey, Rev. Robert William, 30 Dec. 1919.
7146 Peppe, Marion, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7147 Peters, Alice, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7148 Petit, Jaijee Jehangh, Mrs, 30 Deo. 1919.
7149 Phadke, Vasudev Vishnu, 30 Dec. 1919.
7150 PUlai, Hannah Sargon Ponnuswami, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7151 Pinches, Nora, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7152 Potter, Edith Madelene, 30 Dec. 1919.
7153 Prasad, Munshi Ambe, 30 Dec. 1919.
7154 Quinn, George Edwin Walter, 30 Deo. 1919.
7155 Ramsay, Ermyntrude Sidwell, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7156 Redl, Mary Beatrice, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7157 Reeks, Reginald Rupert, 30 Dec. 1919.
7158 Scott, James Reid, 30 Dec. 1919.
7159 Shaikh, Muhammad Kadir, 30 Dec. 1919.
7160 Singh, Randhh, 30 Dec. 1919.
7161 Sinha, Madan Mohan, 30 Dec. 1919.
7162 Sleigh, Constance, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7163 Steen, Minnie, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7164 Stephen, Henry Buckingham, 30 Dec. 1919.
7165 Sullivan, Michael AUen Patrick, 30 Dec. 1919.
7166 Tremeame, SybU, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7167 Tudor Owen, Muriel, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7168 Venkataramayya, Saguna, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7169 Weakford, Charles Frederick, 30 Dec. 1919.
7170 WeUs, WiUiam George, 30 Dec. 1919.
7171 WUson, Maggie Seott, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7172 Wilson, Stewart, 30 Dec. 1919.
7173 Wood, Henrietta, Mrs, 30 Dee. 1919.
7174 Zobel, Elizabeth, Mrs, 30 Dec. 1919.
7175 Abbiss, William Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
7176 Abbott, Mary Joyce, 1 Jan. 1920.
7177 Abbott, Tom Bland, 1 Jan. 1920.
7178 Aberdein, Florence Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
7179 Abrahams, Joseph Godchaux, 1 Jan. 1920.
7180 Ackland, Vera, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7181 Adam, Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
7182 Adams, Edgar, 1 Jan. 1920.
7183 Adams, Thomas Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
7184 Adams, Matthew Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7185 Addison, Guy Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
7186 AgUonby, Rosa Frances, 1 Jan. 1920.
7187 Agnew, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1920.
7188 Aitken, Adeline, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7189 Aitken, Constance Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
7190 Aitken, John Malcolm, 1 Jan. 1920.
7191 Akers, Charles Wrightson, 1 Jan. 1920.
7192 Alcide, Edward Augustus, 1 Jan. 1920.
7193 Aldis, Arthur CyrU Webb, 1 Jan. 1920.
7194 Alexander, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
7195 Alexander, Donald Clark, 1 Jan. 1920.
7196 Alexander, Edith Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7197 Alexander, Eleanor Jane, 1 Jan. 1920.
7198 Alexander, John William, 1 Jan. 1920.
7199 Allen, Elsie Clara, 1 Jan. 1920.
7200 Allen, Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
7201 Allen' George James, 1 Jan. 1920
7202 Allen, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7203 Allen, Margaret Louise, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7204 AUeyne, Stella Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
7205 Allison, George Henry, 1 Jau. 1920.
7206 AUum, Herbert George, 1 Jau. 1920.
7207 Alston, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7208 Ambler, Joseph Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7209 Anderson, Agnes HUda, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7210 Anderson, Frances Lightbourne Trimingham, 1 Jan. 1920.
7211 Anderson, Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
7212 Anderson, George Reinhardt, 1 Jan. 1920.
7213 Anderson, Joan Anderson, Mrs. Scott-, 1 Jan. 1920.
7214 Anderton, James Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
7215 Andrew, Bennett Harvey, 1 Jan. 1920.
7216 Andrews, Arthur WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7217 Andrews, Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
7218 Andrews, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7219 Andrews, Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7220 Andrews, Walter Gower, 1 Jan. 1920.
7221 Angus, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7222 Annan, Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
7223 Annett, Henry Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7224 Anstruther, Hon. Eleonora, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7225 Anthony, Isaac John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7226 Apperly, David Cooper, 1 Jan. 1920.
7227 Appleton, Janet, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7228 Appleton, Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7229 Arbuthnot, Constance, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
7230 Arbuthnot, Elizabeth Fountaine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7231 Archibald, David. 1 Jan. 1920.
7232 Ardern, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
687

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

7233 Argo. Archibald, 1 Jan. 1920.
7234 Armitstead, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
7235 Armytage, Frederic 1'ahburn, 1 Jan. 1920.
7236 Amison, Christine Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7237 Arnott, Francis William, 1 Jan. 1920.
7238 Arundel, Grace, 1 Jan. 1920.
7239 Ashley, Anne, 1 Jan. 1920.
7240 Ashley, Martha Nixon Greenwood, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7241 Ashmole, WUUam Hadley, 1 Jan. 1920.
7242 Ashton, Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
7243 Ashworth, Tom, 1 Jan. 1920.
7244 Askew, Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
7245 Astbury, Sarah, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7246 Atcherley, Ethel Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
7247 Atkins, Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1920.
7248 Atkinson, George Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
7249 Atkinson, John Parkinson, 1 Jan. 1920.
7250 Austin, Gertrude Hannah, 1 Jan. 1920.
7251 Austin, Henry Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
7252 Austin, Thomas George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7253 Austin, WUliam Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
7254 Awburn, Harriet, Mrs. (Madame Halle), 1 Jan. 1920.
7255 Awdry, Olive Muriel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7256 Aylmer, George Mason, 1 Jan. 1920.
7257 Ayres, Robert Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
7258 Backhouse, Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
7259 Baggallay, Patience Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1920.
7260 BagweU, WUUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7261 Baikie, WiUiam Baikie, 1 Jan. 1920.
7262 BaUey, Clement WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7263 BaUey, Florence Emily, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7264 BaUey, George WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7265 Bailey, James Rliodes, 1 Jan. 1920.
7266 BaUey, Margaret Fanny, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7267 BaUey, Robert WiUiam Harvey, 1 Jan. 1920.
7268 BaUy, Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
7269 BaUy, Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
7270 Bain, Herbert Barr, 1 Jan. 1920.
7271 Bainton, Edward Cecil, 1 Jan. 1920.
7272 Baird, Alexander McDonald, 1 Jan. 1920.
7273 Baird, Blanche Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7274 Baker, Edwin Emmanuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7275 Baker, Gerald Percival, 1 Jan. 1920.
7276 Baker, Horace WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7277 Baker, Isabel Noeline. 1 Jan. 1920.
7278 Baker, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7279 Baker, John Frederick WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7280 Baker, Maggie Ethel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7281 Baker, IsabeUa Winifred, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7282 Baker, Muriel Carew, 1 Jan. 1920.
7283 Baldwin, Arthur George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7284 Baldwin, Rev. Charles Henry Robert, 1 Jan. 1920,
7285 Baldwin, Sam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7286 Balfour, Jessie Edith, 1 Jan. 1920.
7287 BaU, Frederick Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
7288 BaU, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7289 Ball, Walter MUls, 1 Jan. 1920.
7290 Ballantyne, Allan Opie, 1 Jan. 1920.
7291 BaUantyne, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1920.
7292 Bahnford, Joseph WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7293 Bamford, Herbert Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
7294 Banner, WUfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
7295 Barber, Arthur Powell, 1 Jan. 1920.
7296 Barber, Maude Helen, 1 Jan. 1920.
7297 Barclay, Hannah Maud, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7298 Baring, Harold Herman John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7299 Barker, Christabel Buchanan, 1 Jan. 1920.
7300 Barker, Frederick Rowland, 1 Jan. 1920.
7301 Barker, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920
7302 Barker, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7303 Barkworth, Minnie Mabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7304 Barlow, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7305 Barlow, Sydney, 1 Jan. 1920.
7306 Barnaby, Stanley Skoulding, 1 Jan. 1920.
7307 Barnard, CyrU Wyndham, 1 Jan. 1920.
7308 Barnard,Jotoi Henry Owen, 1 Jan. 1920.
7309 Barnes, Helen Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
7310 Barnes, Minne Craig, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7311 Barnett, Margaret Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
7312 Barns, George Delbridge, 1 Jan. 1920.
7313 Barrett, Hannah Madge, 1 Jan. 1920.
7314 Barrett, Kate Eveline, 1 Jan. 1920.
7315 Barratt, Milan, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7316 Barrow, Ellen Janet Innes, 1 Jan. 1920.
7317 Barrowcliff, Marmaduke, 1 Jan. 1920.
7318 Barrows, Lucy Adeline, 1 Jan. 1920.
7319 Barry, Thomas Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
7320 Barsdorf, Ralph, 1 Jan. 1920.
7321 Bartholomew, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
'7322 Bartlett, Thorn, 1 Jan. 1920.
7323 Barton, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7324 Barton, Isabel Eleanor, 1 Jan. 1920.
7325 Bartrum, Marian, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7326 Barwell, Henry Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7327 Bassett, Ernest Thomas Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
7328 Basset, Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7329 Bateman, Edward Colston, 1 Jan. 1920.
7330 Bateman, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7331 Bates, Mary Beatrice, 1 Jan. 1920.
7332 Bates, William Edsvard, 1 Jan. 1920.

688

I 7333 Bathgate, Adam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7334 Battle, Richard, 1 Jan. 1920
7335 Batty, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7336 Baynes, Lucy Draffen, 1 Jan. 1920.
7337 Baxter, Stewart, 1 Jan. 1920.
7338 Bazley, Walter Stanley, 1 Jan. 1920.
7339 Beale, Frances Helen, Mrs. FitzGerald, 1 Jan. 1920.
7340 Beale, Richard Henry, 1 Jan . 1920.
7341 Beard, Charles Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
7342 Beardsley, Eleanor Jemtoa, 1 Jan. 1920.
7343 Beattie, Rachel, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
.7344 Beavan, Ernest Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7345 Beavon, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7346 Becher, CecU Leycester, 1 Jan. 1920.
7347 Beck, Albert George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7348 Beck, Frank Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
7349 Beckenham, Harry Anstead, 1 Jan. 1920.
7350 Beckett, WUliam Marrow, 1 Jan. 1920.
7351 Beecroft, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
7352 Beeden, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
"7353 Beedie, Robert Mitchell, 1 Jan. 1920.
7354 Belcher, Edmund Charles, 1 Jan . 1920.
7355 Bell, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1920.
7356 BeU, Enoch, 1 Jan. 1920.
7357 BeU, Francis James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7358 Bellman, Charles Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
7359 Bennett, Ada Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
7360 Bennett, Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7361 Bennett, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
7362 Bennett, Josephine Katherine, 1 Jan. 1920.
7363 Bennett, Leonora, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7364 Bennett, Nina Bessie, 1 Jan. 1920.
7365 Bennett, WUliam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7366 Benson, Edward Frederic, 1 Jan. 1920.
7367 Benson, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7368 Benyon, Edith Marion, 1 Jan. 1920.
7369 Berisford, Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7370 Berkeley, Eva Mary FitzHardtage, Baroness, 1 Jan. 1920.
7371 Berkley, Ernest James Gibson, 1 Jan. 1920.
7372 Berry, John Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
7373 Bertenshaw, Benjamin James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7374 Besant, Frederick William, 1 Jan. 1920.
7375 Bestwick, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7376 Bevan, Edward Morris. 1 Jan. 1920.
7377 Beveridge, Rev. John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7378 Beverly, Elizabeth Amelia, 1 Jan. 1920.
7379 Beynon, Ruth, 1 Jan. 1920.
7380 Beynon, Vernon Bryan Crowther-, 1 Jan. 1920.
7381 Biddiscombe, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7382 BidweU, Eivh Linda, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7383 Bigby, Dorothy Anne, 1 Jan. 1920.
7384 Biggs, Ambrose Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
7385 Biggs, Arthur Holland, 1 Jan. 1920.
7386 Bhch, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
7387 Birch, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7388 Birchby, Henry WUliam Briton, 1 Jan. 1920.
7389 Bhd, Henry Linsell, 1 Jan. 1920.
7390 Birtles, John Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7391 Bishop, Alice Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
7392 Bishop, Louisa Emma, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7393 Bishop, WiUiam George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7394 Bishop, WilUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7395 Bisset, Ormond Douglas, 1 Jan. 1920.
7396 Black, Rena Denholm Menzies, 1 Jan. 1920.
7397 Blackadder, David, 1 Jan. 1920.
7398 Blackbume, Editha Marjorie, Mrs. Ireland-, 1 Jan.
1920.
7399 Blackhurst, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
7400 Blackmore, Constance Marie, 1 Jan. 1920.
7401 Blackshaw, James WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7402 Blake, Charies Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
7403 Blake, EUen Una, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7404 Blake, Percival, 1 Jan. 1920.
7405 Blake, Percy Francis Ward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7406 Blarney, Helen Dale. 1 Jan. 1920.
7407 Blanchard, Edward Cooper, 1 Jan. 1920.
7408 Blanck, Sydney Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
7409 Blandford, Edward Cornelius, 1 Jan. 1920.
7410 Blatch, WUliam Bernard, 1 Jan. 1920.
7411 Blewett, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
7412 Blewett, Martin, 1 Jan. 1920.
7413 Bliss, John William, 1 Jan. 1920.
7414 Blossom, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7415 Blount, Angela Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
7416 Blount, Edith Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
7417 Bloxam, Frank Abel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7418 Bloxam, Henrietta, 1 Jan. 1920.
7419 Blundell, Agnes Mary Frances, 1 Jan. 1920.
7420 BlundeU, Harry James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7421 Blyth, AUce Maua, 1 Jan. 1920.
7422 Blyth, Dora Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
7423 Boadella, Alfred Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
7424 Bodto, Samuel; 1 Jan. 1920.
7425 Bolas, Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
7426 Bolckow, Henry William Ferdinand, 1 Jan. 1920.
7427 Boldero, Margery Florence, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7428 Bolton, Henry Hargreaves, 1 Jan. 1920.
7429 Bonallo, Nina Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7430 Bond, George Leslie, 1 Jan. 1920.
7431 Bonner, Eveleen Caroline, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1920.

MEMBERS.

7432 Bonsall, Gertrude Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7433 Booker, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
7434 Boom, George Stanley, 1 Jan. 1920.
7435 Booth, Ernest Witton, 1 Jan. 1920.
7436 Booth, Frederick Knight, 1 Jan. 1920.
7437 Borrajo, Edward Joseph William, 1 Jan. 1920.
7438 Bostock, Adelaide Hannah Eliza Annie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7439 Bottomley, James Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7440 Boucher, EUzabeth Staniforth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7441 Bouffier, Marjorie Minnie. 1 Jan. 1920.
7442 Boundy, Elsie Maria, 1 Jan. 1920.
7443 Bourn, George Frederick, 1 Jau. 1920.
7444 Bourne, LUy Anne, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7445 Bowden, Edgar Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
7446 Bowden, Joseph. 1 Jan. 1920.
7447 Bower, Elias, 1 Jan. 1920.
7448 Bower, Percival, 1 Jan. 1920.
7449 Bowley, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
7450 Bowman, James Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7451 Bowman, Richard Oxley, 1 Jan. 1920.
7452 Boyanton Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
7453 Boyce, James Stuart, 1 Jan. 1920.
7454 Boycott, Ethel Aline, 1 Jan. 1920.
7455 Boyd, Gladys Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
7456 Boyd, Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
7457 Boyd, Katharine Faraday, 1 Jan. 1920.
7458 BoydeU, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
7459 Boyle, Irene Flortoda Maud, 1 Jan. 1920.
7460 Boyle, Louise Judith, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
7461 Boyle, Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
7462 Braby, WaUace, 1 Jan. 1920.
7463 Bradburn, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7464 Bradford, Beryl Angelica Selby, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7465 Bradshaw, Laura Katherine, 1 Jan. 1920.
7466 Brady, Ralph Hottinshed, 1 Jan. 1920.
7467 Braggins, Edith Annie, 1 Jan. 1920.
7468 Braithwaite, Stanley Nesham, 1 Jan. 1920.
7469 Brakes, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7470 Brand, Ethert, 1 Jan. 1920.
7471 Brand, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7472 Braybrooke, Henry MeUor, 1 Jan. 1920.
7473 Braybrooks, Gladys Marian, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920,
7474 Brereton, Katherine Blanche, 1 Jan. 1920.
7475 Brewis, Arthur WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7476 Bridge, Josiah, 1 Jan. 1920.
7477 Bridger, Donald Keith, 1 Jan. 1920.
7478 Bridgland, Richard John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7479 Briggs, Helen, Mrs. Currer-, 1 Jan. 1920.
7480 Briggs, Margaret EUen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7481 Briggs, Mary Alice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7482 Brightman, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
7483 Brindley, Louis Kirwan, 1 Jan. 1920.
7484 Brindley, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7485 Brinnand, John Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
7486 Brisley, Maud Isabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7487 Brittain, Ernest George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7488 Britten, Charles Douglas, 1 Jan. 1920.
7489 Britten, Regina.d WeUesley, 1 Jan. 1920.
7490 Britten, Ellen Alice, 1 Jan. 1920.
7491 Broadbent, Margaret EmUy, 1 Jan. 1920.
7492 Broadwood, Anna Maria Hennen, 1 Jan. 1920.
.7493 Brock, Edith Balfour, 1 Jan. 1920.
7494 Brocklesby, Isabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7495 Brodihgan, Mary Christina, 1 Jan. 1920
7496 Bromhead, Ethel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7497 Bromwich, Frederick Dudman, 1 Jan. 1920.
7498 Brook, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
7499 Brook, Mabel Frances, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7500 Brooke, Grace MUicent, 1 Jan. 1920.
7501 Brooke, Margery Jean, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7502 Brooks, Charles John Wood, 1 Jan. 1920.
7503 Brooks, Gladys Muriel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7504 Brooks, Charlotte Elizabeth, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
7505 Brooks, George Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
7506 Brown, Agnes Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1919.
7507 Brown, Bertram John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7508 Brown, Dorothy Ann, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7509 Brown, Edward John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7510 Brown, EmUy May, 1 Jan. 1920.
7511 Brown, Ernest Addison, 1 Jan. 1920.
7512 Brown, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7513 Brown, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7514 Brown, Marian, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
7515 Brown, Robert Burns, 1 Jan. 1920.
7516 Brown, Robert CyrU, 1 Jan. 1920.
7517 Brown, Theophilus Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7518 Brown, Walter Ritchie, 1 Jan. 1920.
7519 Brown, WiUiam Henry George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7520 Brown, WUUam Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
7521 Browne, Dorothy Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
7522 Browne, Douglas, 1 Jan. 1920.
7523 Browne, George Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
7524 Browne, MUdred Frances, 1 Jan. 1920.
7525 Browning, Albert Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
7526 Brownsword, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
7527 Bruce, Alexander 1 Jan. 1920.
7528 Brace, Lady Constance Veronica, 1 Jan. 192U.
7529 Bruce, Evelyn Susan, 1 Jan. 1920.

>^Ste'S5^B1X1,H^.MxB.(j«Ir8e,lJanlB20,

7532 Brune, Cecely AUce, Mrs. Prideaux-, 1 Jan. 1920.
7533 Brunyate, Bertha Maud Vipond, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
7534 Bryant, Mary Louisa, 1 Jan. 1920.
7535 Buchan, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7536 Buchanan, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1920.
7537 Buchanan, Archibald Samuel, 1 Jau. 1920.
7538 Buck, Edward Horace, 1 Jan. 1920.
7539 Buckland, Isabel Maud, Mrs, 1 Jan, 1920.
7540 Buckland, Rawlta George Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7541 Buckley, Joan Brunner, 1 Jan. 1920.
7542 Buckmaster, Dorothy Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7543 BucknaU, Nathalie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7544 Buckner, Albert Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
7545 Budd, Henry George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7546 Budge, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7547 Bugden, Sarah Amy, 1 Jan. 1920.
7548 BuU, Maude EUen, 1 Jan. 1920.
7549 Bullen, Daisy May, 1 Jan. 1920.
7550 BuUough, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
7551 Bulman, Mary Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7552 Bulmer, Francis Bertram, 1 Jan. 1920.
7553 Burall, Henry Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
7554 Burchatt, Ernest Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7555 Burcher, Frederick Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7556 Burdekta, Lizzie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7557 Burges, Frederick Augustus L'Estrange, 1 Jan. 1920.
7558 Burgess, Arthur Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7559 Burls, Herbert Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
7560 Burn, Muriel Lyell, 1 Jan. 1920.
7561 Burnett, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
7562 Burnett, Ernest Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
7563 Burnett, James Taylor, 1 Jan. 1920.
7564 Burnett, Mary, 1 Jau. 1920.
7565 Bums, Donald George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7566 Bumyeat, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7567 Burrowes, Henry Ambrose, 1 Jan. 1920.
7568 Burrows, Anna Louisa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7569 Burrows, Thomas Enos, 1 Jan. 1920.
7570 Burt, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7571 Burton, David Fowler, 1 Jan. 1920.
7572 Burton, Donald, 1 Jan. 1920.
7573 Burton, Kenneth, 1 Jan. 1920.
7574 Burton, Walter WiUiam John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7575 Bush, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7576 BusheU, SybU Dorothy, 1 Jan. 1920.
7577 Butcher, Doris Ruth, 1 Jan. 1920.
7578 Butcher, Henry James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7579 Butler, Daphne Kendall, 1 Jan. 1920.
7580 Butler, Harold Branson, 1 Jan. 1920.
7581 Butler, Henry John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7582 Butler, Herbert George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7583 Butler, John Ingham, 1 Jan. 1920.
7584 Butler, Leonard Frederick George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7585 Button, Thomas Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
7586 Buxton, Mary Aline, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7587 Byrne, Louisa Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7588 CadeU, Fairley Charlotte, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7589 Oaffyn, Margaret Louise, 1 Jan. 1920.
7590 Catoe, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7591 Callaghan, John Martin, 1 Jan. 1920.
7592 Calvert, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7593 Calvert, Harry Thornton, 1 Jan. 1920.
7494 Calvert, Tom, 1 Jan. 1920.
7595 Cambridge, Hilda Margaret, Mrs. Pickard-, 1 Jan. 1920.
7596 Camburn, Caleb, 1 Jau. 1920.
7597 Cameron, AUan, 1 Jan. 1920.
7598 Cameron, Charlotte, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7599 Cameron, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7600 Camp, Edwin James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7601 Camp, Henry John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7602 Campbell, Donald, 1 Jan. 1920.
7603 CampbeU, Douglas Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
7604 Campbell, Georgina Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7605 Campbell, Geraldine Georgina, 1 Jan. 1920.
7606 Campbell, Henry Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7607 Campbell, Ina, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7608 Campbell, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7609 Campbell, John Archibald, 1 Jan. 1920.
7610 Campbell, Nicol, 1 Jan. 1920.
7611 Cannell, Daniel George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7612 Cant, WiUiam Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
7613 Cantley, John CargiU, 1 Jan. 1920.
7614 Capleton, Ernest CarlUe, 1 Jan. 1920.
7615 Card, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
7616 Cardy, WiUiam Edward Jesse, 1 Jan. 1920.
7617 Careless, Beatrice Anne, 1 Jan. 1920.
7618 Carey, Arthur WilUam Joseph Greenwood Macleod,
1 Jan. 1920.
7619 Carey, Geoffrey Newman, 1 Jan 1920.
7620 Carey, Joseph James Seymour, 1 Jan. 1920.
7621 Carle, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7622 CarlUe, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
7623 Carmichael, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1920.
7624 Carmichael, Winifred Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7625 Carnegie, Agnes, Mrs. Lindsay, 1 Jan. 1920.
7626 Carpenter, Ethel, Mrs. Boyd-, 1 Jan. 1920.
7627 Carr, David Leslie, 1 Jan. 1920.
7628 Carr, David Whiston, 1 Jan. 1920.
7629 Carr, George Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
7630 Carrington, John WiUiam Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
689 2 y

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

7631 Carter, Frederick James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7632 Carter, Maud Eleanor, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7633 Carter, WUfrid George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7634 CartmeU, Annie, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
7635 Carvell, John Maclean, 1 Jan. 1920.
7636 Carver, Helena Philae Olive Virginia Maxwell, Mrs,
1 Jan. 1920.
7637 Carver, OUve McLaren, 1 Jan. 1920.
7638 Cash, Ernest WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7639 Casson, EmUy Marjorie, 1 Jan. 1920.
7640 Castle, Hubert WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7641 Castle, Montague Wilson, 1 Jan. 1920.
7642 Cattanach, Jean Lorimer, 1 Jan. 1920.
7643 Cave-Browne-Cave, Beatrice Mabel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7644 Cay, Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
7645 Chadwick, Harry Bernard Clarke, 1 Jan. 1920.
7646 Chadwick, Edith Caroline, 1 Jan. 1920.
7647 Chalker, Alfred Caulke, 1 Jan. 1920.
7648 Chamberlain, Alfred John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7649 Chambers, Evelyn Marion, 1 Jan. 1920.
7650 Chambers, Francis George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7651 Chambers, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7652 Champness, Edward LesUe, 1 Jan. 1920.
7653 Champneys, Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7654 Chandler, WiUiam Goerge, 1 Jan. 1920.
7655 Chanter, Francis WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7656 Chanter. Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
7657 Chantler, John Dale, 1 Jan. 1920.
7658 Chapman, Edmund Alumsby, 1 Jan. 1920.
7659 Chapman, Edward Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7660 Chapman, James Gardiner, 1 Jan. 1920.
7661 Chapman, James Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7662 Chapman, Maud JeweU, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7663 Charles, Gertrude Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7664 Charlesworth, WiUiam Herbert Rudolph, 1 Jan. 1920.
7665 Chase, AUce Eleanor, 1 Jan. 1920.
7666 Chatfield, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
7667 Chatterton, EUzabeth Eva, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7668 Chavasse, Frances Hannah, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
7669 Cheshire, Herbert Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7670 Chester, Jack Granado, 1 Jan. 1920.
7671 Cheyne, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
7672 Chilcott, Gregory HaU, 1 Jan. 1920.
7673 Childs, Emma Catherine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7674 Ching, Horace Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
7675 Chittenden, Doris Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
7676 Christie, Annie, 1 Jan. 1920.
7677 Christopherson, AUce Catherine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7678 Church, Charlotte Mary Viola, 1 Jan. 1920.
7679 ClanwiUiam, Muriel Mary Temple, Countess of, 1 Jan.
1920.
7680 Clapperton, Gladys Laura, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7681 Clark, Alice Fanny, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7682 Clark, Arthur Percy Stanley, 1 Jan. 1920.
7683 Clark, Elizabeth Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7684 Clark, George Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7685 Clark, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7686 Clark, Joseph Sains, 1 Jan. 1920.
7687 Clarke, Arthur Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
7688 Clarke, Dora Gunning Elwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
7689 Clarke, George Whitlock, 1 Jan. 1920.
7690 Clarke, Helen Blanche, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7691 Clarke, LesUe Chatfield-, 1 Jan. 1920.
7692 Clarke, Percy Daniel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7693 Clarkson, Elkanah, 1 Jan. 1920.
7694 Clay, Mignon Elvha, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7695 Clayton, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7696 Clayton, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
7697 Clegg, Fanny, 1 Jan. 1920.
7698 Clinch, Sidney Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920
7699 Clinkard, Charles Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
7700 Clothier, Frederick Nelson, 1 Jan. 1920.
7701 Cloux, Frank Louis Whitmarsh, 1 Jan. 1920.
7702 Clover, Dorothy Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7703 Clutterbuck, Sydney Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
7704 Cobb, Monica Mary Geikie, 1 Jan. 1920.
7705 Cobden, Alfred Sydney, 1 Jan. 1920.
7706 Cochrane, Edith Rose, 1 Jan. 1920.
7707 Cochrane, Ethel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7708 Cochrane, Ethel Isabel Virginia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7709 Cockburn, Dorothy, 1 Jan. 1920.
7710 Cockerell, Florence Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7711 Cohen, Marjorie Emmeline, 1 Jan. 1920.
7712 Cohen, PbiUp, 1 Jan. 1920.
7713 Coke, Lady Mabel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7714 Colbourne, Robert Bertram, 1 Jan. 1920.
7715 Colchester, Annie Frances Julia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7716 Cole, Annie Violet, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7717 Cole, Francis Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
7718 Cole, James Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7719 Cole, Robert Clifford, 1 Jan. 1920.
7720 Cole, Seymour, 1 Jau. 1920.
7721 Collard, CecU Wharton, 1 Jan. 1920.
7722 CoUins, Alice Godiva Thorold, 1 Jan. 1920.
7723 Collins, Christabel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7724 Collins, George William, 1 Jan. 1920.
7725 Collins, Kathartae Wilson, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7726 Collins, Sibyl Ida, Mrs. Abdy, 1 Jan. 1020.
7727 CoUins, WUliam Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
7728 Colls, Herbert Ailby, 1 Jan. 1920.

77297730
7731 77327733
7734
7735
7736 77377738
7739
77407741 77427743
77447745774677477748
774977507751
7752775377547755775677577758
7759 77607761
77627763 7764
7765 7766
7767 7768776977707771777277737774
7775 7776777777787779
778077817782778377847785
7786
7787778877897790 7791
779277937794779577967797
7798779978007801 7802
78037804780578067807
780878097810 7811
7812
781378147815 781678177818
78197820 782178227823
78247825 78267827
7828

Colquhoun, Emily Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
Coltman, Grace, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Combe, Nigel Victor, 1 Jan. 1920.
Comer, George Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Comerfordjilatthew, 1 Jan. 1920.
Compton, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Conibear, James Handford, 1 Jan. 1920.
Connochie, Henry Joseph Bexfield, 1 Jan. 1920.
ConnoUy, Thomas Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Connor, Anthony John, 1 Jau. 1920.
Constantine, Arthur Heaton, 1 Jan. 1920.
Constantine, WiUiam Windley, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cook, Albert Sydney, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cook, Charies Lever, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cook, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cook, WiUiam Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooke, Clara Mabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooke, Edward Henry WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooke, Frank Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooke, Frank James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooke, Howard Francis Vernon, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooke, William Herrick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cookson, Thomas Hatton, 1 Jan. 1920.
Coombes, Sydney Cooper, 1 Jan. 1920.
Coope, Amy Monica, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooper, Edward Stroud, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooper, Henry Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooper, Howard Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooper, Juanita Carlota, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooper Marion Helen, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cooper, Rev. WilUam Henry Hewlett, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cordeaux, Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Corkran, Helena Muriel Seymour, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cormack, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Corns, Frederick Samson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Corscaden, Fannie Evelyn, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cosens, Peter Hunter, 1 Jan. 1920.
Coster, Gaius WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Costigan, Charles Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cotton, Annie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cotton, Archibald James. 1 Jan. 1920
Coulson, Edith Mabel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Coulson, WiUiam Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
Counahan, Michael Tyrell, 1 Jan. 1920.
Court, LUian, 1 Jan. 1920.
Court, LUian Ethel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Court, WUliam Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Courts, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Couzens, Arthur Wilson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Coventry, Mary Jane, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cowdroy, Charlotte Jane Howarth, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cowley, James Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cowper, Mary Bourne, Mrs, 1 Jau. 1920.
Cox, Arthur William Franklin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cox, James Henry, 1 Jan. 1920
Cox, Percy Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cox, Ralph Bouverie, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cox, Joseph Peter, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cox, Veronica Mary MacheU, 1 Jan. 1920.
Craig, Walter Elder, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cramp, Annie Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cran, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
CrapneU, Stanley Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Craske, Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
Craven, Edward Joseph Eclipsis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crawford, Daniel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crawford, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crawley, Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1920.
CressweU, Cathertoe Gwladys, 1 Jan. 1920.
Croft, Charles Rowland, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crofton Augusta Maude, Mrs, 1 Jan .1920.
CromweU, Oliver Underwood, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cropper, Marjorie Constance, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crosher, WiUiam Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crosland, Clarence Field, 1 Jau. 1920.
Cross, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cross, Edward Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cross, Grenville Burgess, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cross, Robert WUliam Ryder, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crossingham, Agatha GwendoUne Rees, 1 Jan. 1920.
Croucher, WUfrid Gladstone, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crow, Ada Maud, 1 Jan. 1920.
Crow, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cruiekshank, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cruiekshank, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cuddeford, Arthur Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cuff, Stanley Geikie, 1 Jan. 1920.
Culley, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cullis, Mary Aeldrin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cullum, Henry John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Culshaw, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
Culver, Albert Leopold, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cummiug, Andrew Lawrance, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cumming, Ethel Maud, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cummings, John Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cuninghame, Helen Ethel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cunnington, LUy Maria, Mrs, 1 Jau. 1920.
Currall, Henrietta Frances, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Cursons, George Robert Alfred 1 Jan. 1920.
Curtis, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.

690

MEMBERS.

7829 Curwen, Elizabeth Caroline Colebrook Gordon,
1 Jan. 1920.
7830 Dadson, Mary AUce Portlock. 1 Jan. 1920.
7831 Dakin, Francis George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7832 Dakin, Margaret Evelyn Harrison, 1 Jan. 1920.
7833 Dale, Mary Frances, 1 Jan. 1920.
7834 Dale, Albert Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
7835 Dale, Cicely Susan, 1 Jan. 1920.
7836 Dale, Henry Angley Lewis-, 1 Jan. 1920.
7837 Dalmahoy, Lilias Edith Jean, 1 Jan. 1920
7838 Dahymple, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
7839 Dahymple, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7840 Dalton, James Henry Chesshyre, 1 Jan. 1920,
7841 Dalton, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7842 Dance, Samuel Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
7843 Dane, Frederick Hopper, 1 Jan. 1920.
7844 Dane, James Whiteside, 1 Jan. 1920.
7845 Dane, John Stephenson, 1 Jan. 1920.
7846 Daniels, Margaret Frances, 1 Jan. 1920.
7847 Dann, John Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
7848 D'Arcy, WilUam James Buchanan, 1 Jan. 1920.
7849 Dargie, Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
7850 Dashwood, Geva Vereker, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7851 Davenport, Daniel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7852 Davenport, Flora Gladys, 1 Jan. 1920.
7853 Davey, Benjamin Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
7854 Davey, Herbert John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7855 Davie, James Gordon, 1 Jan. 1920.
7857 Davies, Clara Maud, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7858 Davies, Emily Geraldine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7859 Davies, Ernest James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7860 Davies, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7861 Davies, Henry Ivor, 1 Jan. 1920.
7862 Davies, Isabel Warwick, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7863 Davies, Julia, 1 Jan. 1920.
7864 Davies, Morgan, 1 Jan. 1920.
7865 Davies, Robert Yarnell, 1 Jan. 1920.
7866 Davies, Louisa, Mrs. Russell, 1 Jan. 1920.
7867 Davies, Thomas Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7868 Davies, William Lloyd, 1 Jan. 1920.
7869 Davis, Albert Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
7870 Davis, Gershom Willoughby Cecil, 1 Jan. 1920
7871 Davis, LUian Bertha, 1 Jan. 1920.
7872 Davis, Sydney CarlUe, 1 Jan. 1920.
7873 Davison, Edward Anderson, 1 Jan. 1920.
7874 Davison, John William, 1 Jan. 1920.
7875 Dawes, EUzabeth LUian, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7876 Dawkins, WiUiam Paxton, 1 Jan. 1920.
7877 Dawson, Agnes, 1 Jan. 1920.
7878 Dawson, Agnes Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7879 Dawson, Anne, 1 Jan. 1920.
7880 Dawson, CecUy, 1 Jan. 1920.
7881 Day, Edward PhiUp, 1 Jan. 1920.
7882 Day, Ernest Cockburn, 1 Jan. 1920.
7883 Day, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7884 Day, Maud FitzGerald, 1 Jan. 1920.
7885 Day, Thomas Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
7886 Day, WiUiam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1290.
7887 Deacon, Clara, 1 Jan. 1920.
7888 Dempster, WiUiam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
7889 Denholm, John MaxweU, 1 Jan. 1920.
7890 Denholm, Walter Windebank, 1 Jan. 1920.
7891 Dennis, Anna EmUy, 1 Jan. 1920.
7892 Denniston, Mary Grace, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7893 Dent, Herbert Crowley, 1 Jan. 1920.
7894 Desborough, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
7895 Devereux, Augustine, 1 Jan. 1920.
7896 Dewhurst, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7897 Dey, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
7898 Dezest, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
7899 D'Harty, WiUiam Cornelius, 1 Jan. 1920.
7900 Dick, Henry Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
7901 Dick, James Scott, 1 Jan. 1920.
7902 Dick, Marion Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7903 Dicks, Eustace James Carey, 1 Jan. 1920.
7904 Digby, Emily, 1 Jan. 1920.
7905 Diggtas, WUliam Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7906 Dilby, Arthur George. 1 Jan. 1920.
7907 Dilks, AUce Dene, 1 Jan. 1920.
7908 DUlon, Malcolm, 1 Jan. 1920.
7909 DiUon, Stella Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
7910 Ditchfield, Richard Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
7911 Dix, Edith Amy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7912 Dixon, Jennie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7913 Dixon, Kate AUce, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7914 Dixon, Walter Reginald, 1 Jan. 1920.
7915 Dobbin, WiUiam Wood, 1 Jan. 1920.
7916 Dobbtags, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
7917 Dobie,. Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
7918 Dockery, Owen, 1 Jan. 1920.
7919 Doherty, Arthur Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
7920 Dollona, Alfred Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
7921 Donald, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
7922 Door, Regtaald Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
7923 Doran, David John, 1 Jan. 1920.
7924 Dormer, Alfred James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7925 Dott, George. 1 Jan. 1920.
7926 Doughty, Beatrice Mary Constance, 1 Jan. 1920.
7927 Douglass, James Robertson, 1 Jan. 1920.
7928 Doulton, Alice Duneau, 1 Jan. 1920.

Mrs,

7929 Dove, Margaret Anno, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
7930 Dover, AUce Eliza, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7931 Dow, Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7932 Dowler, Edwin Harold, 1 Jan, 1920.
7933 Down, Thomas Beadle, 1 Jan. 1920.
7934 Downing, Pansy, 1 Jan. 1920.
7935 Dowsing, Herbert Leopold, 1 Jan. 192
7936 Drage, EUnor Katharine, 1 Jan. 1920
7937 Drake, Annie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7938 Drake, Ellen Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7939 Drake, Kathleen Tyrwhitt, 1 Jan. 1920.
7940 Drakeford, WUliam Dusautov, 1 Jan. 1920.
7941 Drapes, Thomas Lambert, 1 Jan. 1920
7942 Dray, Evelyn Muriel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7943 Drew, James WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7944 Drew, Lorna Auchterlonie, 1 Jan. 1920.
7945 Drummond, Mary Jane, 1 Jan. 1920.
7946 Dubois. Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
7947 Duddy, Philip Menross, 1 Jan. 1920.
7948 Dudgeon, Florence Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
7949 Duffes, HUda Ethel Paterson, 1 Jan. 1920.
7950 Dugdale, HUda, 1 Jan. 1920.
7951 Duggan Rev. Mother Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
7952 Duggan, MotherweU, 1 Jan. 1920.
7953 Duggleby, Constance Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7954 Dunalley, Frances Mary, Baroness, 1 Jan. 1920.
7955 Duncan, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7956 Duncan, George Douglass, 1 Jan. 1920.
7957 Duncan, George Forest, 1 Jan. 1920.
7958 Duncan, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
7959 Duncan, William Lindsay, 1 Jan. 1920.
7960 Dunderdale, Robert Harold Webster, 1 Jan. 1920
7961 Dunell, Marion, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7962 Dunkin, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7963 Dunlop, Mary Janet Murray-, 1 Jan. 1920.
7964 Dunn, Marion Prudence- 1 Jan. 1920.
7965 Dupre, Percy Vivian, 1 Jan. 1920.
7966 Durant, WUliam James, 1 Jan. 1920.
7967 Durham, John Hope, 1 Jan. 1920.
7968 Dutton, MUdred, 1 Jan. 1920.
7969 Dutton, Peter Irving, 1 Jan. 1920.
7970 Dyas, WiUiam George, 1 Jan. 1920.
7971 Dyer, Alfred Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
7972 Dyer, John Luther, 1 Jan. 1920.
7973 Dyer, Robert Broomfield, 1 J_5i. 1920.
7974 Dykes, Kathleen EUison, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1920.
7975 Dyson, John Richard Haigh, 1 Jan. 1920.
7976 Eager, Joseph Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
7977 Eagles, Joseph William, 1 Jan. 1920.
7978 Eames, Florence Mabel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7979 Earle, Betty, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7980 Eastwood, Mabel, 1 Jan. 1920.
7981 BboraU, Edith, 1 Jan. 1920.
7982 Bde, Henry WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
7983 Eden, Mary Frances Dove, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7984 Edgar, James Winterbottom, 1 Jan. 1920.
7985 Edmiston, Iris Dorothy, 1 Jan. 1920.
7986 Edmunds, FlaveU, 1 Jan. 1920.
7987 Edwardes, Charles Whitfield, 1 Jan. 1920.
7988 Edwards, Arthur Joseph, 1 Jau. 1920.
7989 Edwards, Bogdan Edward Jastrzabski, 1 Jan. 1920.
7990 Edwards, EUzabeth Alice, 1 Jan. 1920.
7991 Edwards, Emma Dorothy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7992 Edwards, Ernest Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
7993 Edwards, Mabel Constance, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
7994 Edwards, Roger Bellis, 1 Jan. 1920.
7995 Edwards, Thomas Ramsay King-, 1 Jan. 1920.
7996 Edwards, WiUiam Buckland, 1 Jan. 1920.
7997 Edwards, WiUiam Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
7998 Eggleshaw, Frank Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
7999 Ehrenfest, Muriel Alice Adela, 1 Jan. 1920.
8000 Eland, Ruth Adelaide, 1 Jan. 1920.
8001 Eliot, Kate Marianne, 1 Jan. 1920.
8002 EUes, Gertrude LUian, 1 Jan. 1920.
8003 EUiot, Bessie Clarke, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8004 EUiott, Arthur CampbeU, 1 Jan. 1920.
8005 Elliott, Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
8006 Elliott, Charles John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8007 Ellis, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
8008 EUis, Charles Leonard, 1 Jan. 1920.
8009 ElUson, Anne, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8010 Blmsall, WiUiam de Cardonnel, 1 Jan. 1920.
8011 Ehnslie, Edward Cooch Stewart, 1 Jan. 1920.
8012 Elton, Mable Therese, 1 Jan. 1920.
8013 Elwes, Henry Geoffrey, 1 Jan. 1920.
8014 Emler, Frederick WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8015 England, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8016 Engleheart MatUda Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8017 Enthoven, Augusta Gabriele Eden, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8018 Entwistle, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
8019 Erskine, Walter Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
8020 Etheridge, Arthur Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8021 Etheridge, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
8022 Eunson, MUicent, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8023 Evans, Abel Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
8024 Evans, Claude Victor, 1 Jan. 1920.
8025 Evans, Edith Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
8026 Evans, Frank Hedley, 1 Jan. 1920.
8027 Evans, Gladys Richardson, 1 Jan. 1920.
8028 Evans, Harry Loft, 1 Jan. 1920.

691

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

8029 Evans, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
8030 Evans, John Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8031 Evans, Walter David, 1 Jan. 1920.
8032 Evans, WiUiam James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8033 Evans, WUUam Owen, 1 Jan. 1920.
8034 Eve, WUUam Charles Pittuck, 1 Jan. 1920.
8035 Eyles, Herbert Charles, 1 Jau. 1920.
8036 Eyre, Julia PhUadelphia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8037 Facer, Hedley Humphrey, 1 Jan. 1920.
8038 Fahbahn, Ethel Fulton, 1 Jan. 1920.
8039 Fairbrother, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8040 Fairey, Charles Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
8041 Fairley, Lucy Rosalind, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8042 Fahley, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8043 FairUe, Jessie Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8044 BuU, Annie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8045 Falkus, Richard Uriah, 1 Jan. 1920.
8046 FaUon, Thomas Joseph Aloysius Fallon, 1 Jan. 1920.
8047 Farmer, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jau. 1920.
8048 Farmery, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8049 FameU, Beatrice Isabel, 1 Jan. 1920.
8050 Farnsworth, Frank Smedley, 1 Jan. 1920.
8051 Farran, Helen Isabel. 1 Jan. 1920.
80o2 Farrant, Mary Josephine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8053 FarreU, Henry WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8054 Farrer, Julia Frances, 1 Jan. 1920.
8055 Farrow, Arthur Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
8056 Farrow, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8057 FarweU, George Douglas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8058 Favell, MUUcent Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
8059 Fawsett, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
8060 Fear, Thomas Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
8061 Fearfield, Marjorie Pollard, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8062 Featherstone, John Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8063 Fedden, Alfred Hubert Roy, 1 Jan. 1920.
8064 FeUows, Gertrude Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
8065 Felton, Edgar Hall, 1 Jan. 1920.
8066 Fenelon, Martin Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
8067 Ferguson, Anna Wise, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8068 Ferguson, Frances Madeleine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8069 Ferguson, GUbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
8071 Ferguson, James Strathearn, 1 Jan. 1920.
8072 Fergusson, Margaret Heriot, 1 Jan. 1920.
8073 Feuerheerd, Marietta Roberttoe, 1 Jan. 1920.
8074 Ffoulkes, Kathartae Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8075 Fidoe, Alfred Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
8076 Field, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8077 Fielder, Charles James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8078 Fielding, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
8079 Fielding, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8080 Finch, Daisy AmeUa, 1 Jan. 1920.
8081 Finlay WUliam George. 1 Jan. 1920.
8082 Finlinson, Ethel Marv, Mis, 1 Jan. 1920.
8083 Finnis, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
8084 Fisher, Edward Lamley, 1 Jan. 1920.
8085 Fisher, Elttnor Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8086 Fisher, Ethel Sophia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8087 Fisher, Frederick Ludolph, 1 Jan. 1920.
8088 Fisher, Hubert WiUiam Warwick, 1 Jan. 1920.
8089 Fisher, Kathartae, 1 Jan. 1920.
8090 Fisher, Samuel Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
8091 Fitt, Adelaide, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8092 FitzGerald, Rev. Henry Purefov, 1 Jan. 1920.
8093 Fitzpatrick, Alice Harriet, 1 Jan. 1920.
8094 Fleming, Edith May, 1 Jan. 1920.
8095 Fleming, Frederick Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
8096 Fletcher, Frederick John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8097 Fletcher, Violet Eastwood 1 Jan. 1920.
8098 FUnt, Frederick Theodore, 1 Jan. 1920.
8099 FoUand, Henry PhilHp, 1 Jan. 1920.
8100 Fooks, Amy Harriet, 1 Jan. 1920.
8101 Foord, Walter James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8102 Forbes, Barbara Donald, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8103 Forbes, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8104 Forbes, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8105 Ford, Arthur Clow, 1 Jan. 1920
8106 Ford, Thomas Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
8107 Ford, WiUiam George, 1 Jan. 1920.
8108 Forman, Bernard GUpin, 1 Jan. 1920.
8109 Forrest, Alfred Wightman, 1 Jan. 1920.
8110 Forrest, Thomas Walker Amsworth, 1 Jan. 1920.
8111 Forrester, Miriam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8112 Forster, Aqutta, 1 Jan. 1920.
8113 Forster, Douglas Wakefield, 1 Jan. 1920.
8114 Forster, Matthew, 1 . an. 1920.
8115 Forster, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8116 Forttagton, Edna Winifred, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
8117 Fortye, Grace, 1 Jan. 1920.
8118 Fossati, Mary Mussely, 1 Jan. 1920.
8119 Foster, Marion Ferguson, 1 Jan. 1920.
8120 Fowle, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8121 Fowler, Charles Roy, 1 Jan. 1920.
8122 Fowler, Ethel Ada, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8123 Fowler, Gertrude Dene, 1 Jan. 1920.
8124 Fox, Marshall Nathaniel, 1 Jan. 1020.
8125 Fox. Violet Beatrice, 1 Jan. 1920.
8126 Foj-ster, Constance Helena, 1 Jan. 1920.
8127 France, WUliam Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
8128 Franceys, Amy Constance, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8129 Francis, George Chaplin, 1 Jan. 1920.

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815581568157 8158
8159 8160
81618162 8163
81648165816681678168
81698170817181728173
8174
8175817681778178
8179818081818182 8183
8184 81858186
8187
8188 8189
819081918192 81938194819581968197
819881998200820182028203
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8217 8218821982208221

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692

Francis, Katherine LUian, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Franklin, Arthur Sumpter, 1 Jan. 1920.
FTankltag, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Fraser, Gordon Lushtagton, 1 Jan. 1920.
Fraser, Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
Fraser, Sarah Louise, 1 Jan. 1920.
Fraser, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Freeman, Phittip Anthony Mallows, 1 Jan. 1920.
Freke, Ambrose Eyre Hussey-, 1 Jan. 1920.
French, Herbert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
French, James Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
French, Louis Emanuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
French, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Frere, Laetitia Helen, 1 Jan. 1920.
Frewen, Violet Helen, 1 Jan. 1920.
Frost, Ann Lucy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
Frost, Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
Fry, Frederick WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Fryer, Frances Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Fulford, Catherine, 1 Jan. 1920.
Fuller, Mabel Frances, 1 Jan. 1920.
FuUer, Mary Frances, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Fulljames, Edith Marianne, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Firmer, Duncan CampbeU, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gaddum, Arthur Graham, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gahan, Rev. Horace Sthling Townsend, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gah, Christina Ellen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gaisford, Gertrude Emma Frances, 1 Jan. 1920
GaUaway, James Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Galloway, Kathleen Frances Elaine, 1 Jan. 1920.
GaUoway, Mary Hellene, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gamble, WUliam Michael Hudson Julius, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gane, Percy James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gant, Wilfred Robert Pinfold, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gard, WilUam Garrard Snowdon, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gardiner, Frederick Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gardiner, Henry WUloughby, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gardiner, Robert Fulton, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gardiner, WilUam Rattray, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gardner, Jessie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gardner, WiUiam Reid, 1 Jan. 1920.
Garford, Marian, 1 Jan. 1920.
Garland, Arthur Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Garland, Hilda Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
Garner, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Garratt, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Garrett, Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Garrow, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
Garry, Thomas Gerald, 1 Jan. 1920.
Garton, Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Garvey, Harrie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Garwood, Edmund John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gaskin, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gates, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gayton, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gear, Elizabeth Anne, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Geary, Henry Valentine, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gedge, John Henry Barnes, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gee, Frederick Whitfield, 1 Jan. 1920.
GemmeU Alice Caroline Anne, 1 Jan. 1920.
Genders, Reginald, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gent, WUliam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
George, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
George, WUliam Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
Georges, Edith Alexa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gibb, Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gibson, Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gibson, James Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gibson, Lawrence, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gibson, Thomas George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gifford, Emma, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
GUbertson, Mary CampbeU Bisset, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
GUburd, WiUiam Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Giles, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
GiUanders, Frances Geraldine, Mrs. Mackenzie-, 1 Jan.
1920.
Giller, George Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
GiUett, Henry WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
GiUett, John CorneUus, 1 Jau. 1920.
GiUott, Mary Alovsia, 1 Jan. 1920.
GUmore, Fred Peden, 1 Jan. 1920.
GUmour, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
GUmour, Robert Scott, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gihoy, James Boyd, 1 Jan. 1920.
Given, John Cecil Mackmnrdo, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gladwyn, Sidney Charies, 1 Jan. 1920.
Glaysher, Henry Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Glayzer, Edward John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Glossop, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Goad, Edwin Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Goad, Frederick Lockhart, 1 Jan. 1920.
Godfrey, Norah, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Godwin, George Batley, 1 Jan. 1920.
Goff, EmUy Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1920.
Goldsworthy Frederick James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gollance, Ernest Marcus, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gollin, Walter Josephson, 1 Jan 1920.
Gooch, Eva Conway Everard, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Gooch Ivy, 1 Jan. 1920.
Goodbody, Lydia Maria, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.

MEMBERS.

8229 Gooch, Henry Martyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
8230 Goodden, Caroline, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8231 Goodrich, Walter Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
8232 Goodwin, Charles Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920
8233 Goodwin, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8234 Gordon, Edward Pirie-, 1 Jan. 1920.
8235 Gordon, Ellinor Maud, Mrs. More-, 1 Jan 1920
8236 Gorman, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8237 Gosling, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
8238 Goss, LUian May, 1 Jan. 1920.
8239 Gosse, Hope Wilkes, 1 Jan. 1920.
8240 Gough, Kathleen Mona, 1 Jan. 1920.
8241 Gould, William Edward Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920
8242 Gracey, Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
8243 Gracie, William McAuley, 1 Jau. 1920.
8244 Graham, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8245 Graham, Jannet, 1 Jan. 1920.
8246 Graham, Robert Balfour, 1 Jan. 1920.
8248 Graham, Thomas H, 1 Jan. 1920.
8249 Graham, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
8250 Grant, Agnes Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8251 Grant, Emma Egerton, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8252 Grant, Ethel OgUvie, 1 Jan. 1920.
8253 GranvUle, Agatha, 1 Jan. 1920.
8254 Graves, Margrett Massy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8255 Gray, Ada LeUa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8256 Gray, Julie Hunter, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8257 Gray, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
8258 Greathead, Alice Charlotte, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8259 Grech, Elizabeth Constance Vittoria, 1 Jan. 1920.
8260 Green, Alfred John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8261 Green, Henry Martyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
8262 Green, Henry WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8263 Greenaway, Thomas Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
8264 Greenhalgh, Frederick William, 1 Jan. 1920.
8265 Greenland, Dora, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8266 Greenland, WUliam John Steward, 1 Jan. 1920.
8267 Greenup, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8268 Greenway, Bessie, 1 Jan. 1920.
8269 Greenwood, Fred, 1 Jan. 1920.
8270 Greenwood, Josemee Marguerite, 1 Jan. 1920.
8271 Gregory, Alfred Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8272 Gregory, Arthur Lamden, 1 Jan. 1920.
8273 Gregory, Ethel Amy, 1 Jan. 1920.
8274 Gregory, Harry WiUiam George, 1 Jan. 1920.
8275 Gregson, George Woolley, 1 Jan. 1920.
8276 Greig, Margaret Eunice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8277 Greig, PhylUs Evelyn, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8278 Grier, Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
8279 Griffiths, Griffith Nathan, 1 Jan. 1920.
8280 Griffiths, Ida MUdred Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
8281 Griffiths, Marion, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8282 Griffiths, Sarah Ann, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8283 Griffiths, Walter James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8284 Grime, Joseph Crookes, 1 Jan. 1920.
8285 Grimsdale, Blanche Emma, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8286 Grimsdale, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
8287 Grimwade, Isabella Emily, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8288 Groves, Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8289 Grubb, Charles John Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
8290 Gruchy, Amy Douglas de, 1 Jan. 1920.
8291 Grundy, EmUy Susan, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8292 Grundy, LUy, 1 Jan. 1920.
8293 Guinness, Kenehn Edward Lee Guinness, 1 Jan. 1920.
8294 Gunn, Edith Milner, 1 Jan. 1920.
8295 Gunn, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
8296 Gunson, AUce Maud, 1 Jan. 1920.
8297 Gunton, Ernest. 1 Jan. 1920.
8298 Gurney, Cecily Jane, 1 Jan. 1920.
8299 Gurteen, Horace. 1 Jan. 1920.
8300 Gyles, John WiUiam, 1 Jan 1920.
8301 Hackett, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8302 Hadfleld, John White, 1 Jan. 1920.
8303 Hadley, Joanna Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8304 Hatfield, Walter Milford Paget, 1 Jan. 1920.
8305 Haggard, Lilias Margitson Rider, 1 Jan. 1920.
8306 Haig, Mary LUian, 1 Jan. 1920.
8307 Haigh, George William, 1 Jan. 1920.
8308 Hains, John James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8309 Hainworth, Edward Marrack, 1 Jan. 1920.
8310 Hah, John Hugh. 1 Jan. 1920.
8311 Hale, Felix, 1 Jan. 1920.
8312 Hale, Muriel AUce Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
8313 Hale, Reginald, 1 Jan. 1920.
8314 Haler, Percy James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8315 HaU, Elizabeth EUen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8316 Hall, Frederick HoUand, 1 Jan. 1920.
8317 HaU, Henry Leonard, 1 Jan. 1920.
8318 Hall, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8319 Hall, Mary Eleanor, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8320 Hall, Matthew, 1 Jan. 1920.
8321 HaUam, Ernest Robert Francis, 1 Jan 1920.
8322 HalUday, WUliam Jamieson, 1 Jan. 1920.
8323 Hallifax, Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
8324 HaUiweU, David, 1 Jan. 19a).
8325 HaUiweU, John, 1 Jan. K20.
8326 Halsey, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
8327 Haly, Herbert John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8328 Hamer, Dorothy, 1 Jan. 1920
8329 Hamilton, Ethel Mary, 1 Jan. 1920,

8330 Hamlyn, Mary Sylvia Calmady, 1 Jan. 1920.
oooi gammick, j^y Mabel, 1 Jan. 1920.
o,™ Hammond, Emmeline Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8333 Hampshhe, Frederick, 1 Jan, 1920.
°334 Hampton. Clement Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
8335 Hancock, Alice Maud Nancy, Lady Burford , 1 Jan.
8336 Hancock, Aline Marie, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1920
8337 Hancock, William Hern, 1 Jan. 1920.
8338 Hancox, Cecil John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8339 Handford, Margaret Emma, IDs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8340 Handley, Kirk, 1 Jan. 1920.
8341 Hankinson, Charles James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8342 Hanna, Ellen Victoria, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8343 Hannaford, Claude, 1 Jan. 1920
8344 Hannan, George James Bryce, 1 Jan. 1920.
8345 Hanscomb. Henry Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
8346 Hansen, Alma, 1 Jan. 1920.
8347 Hansen, Sven Wohlford, 1 Jan. 1920.
8348 Hansford, Ernest William Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8249 Happell, David. 1 Jan. 1920.
8350 Hardie, Annie, 1 Jan. 1920.
8351 Harding, Ethel Emma, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8352 Hardy, Dorothy Clara, 1 Jan. 1920.
8353 Hardy, Margaret Jane, 1 Jan. 1920.
8354 Hardy, Margaret Joy Cozens-, 1 Jan. 1920,
8356 Hardy, William Eversley, 1 Jan. 1920.
8357 Hare, Francis Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
8358 Hare, George Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
8359 Harington, Wanda Grace, 1 Jan. 1920.
8360 Harlock, Emily, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8361 Harlock, Wilfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
8362 Harlow, Frederick James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8363 Hamden, Alfred Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
8364 Harnett, WiUiam Augustus, 1 Jan. 1920-
8365 Harper, Edward Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8366 Harper, Francis Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8367 Harper, Sydney, 1 Jan. 1920.
8368 Harries, Owen, 1 Jan. 1920.
8369 Harris, Thomas Henry, 1 Jan. 1920;
8370 Harrington, Henry Augustus, 1 Jan. 1920.
8371 Harris, Andrew, 1 Jan. 192Q.
8372 Harris, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
8373 Harris, Faith Frances, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8374 Harris, Francis William Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
8375 Harris, George Hardy, 1 Jan. 1920.
8376 Harris, Henry Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
8377 Harris, Rev. John Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
8378 Harris, Lillie Crawford, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8379 Harris, Mary Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1920.
8380 Harris, William Rowland, 1 Jan. 1920.
8381 Harrison, Elsie Lydia, 1 Jan. 1920.
8382 Harrison, Evelyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
8383 Harrison, Freda, 1 Jan. 1920.
8384 Harrison, Gwynedd Helen Lightfoot, 1 Jan. 1920.
8385 Hamson, Hilda Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
8386 Harrison, Muriel Evelyn. 1 Jan. 1920.
8387 Harrison, Sydney Thomas Walker, 1 Jan. 1920.
8388 Harrison, William Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
8389 Harrisson, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8390 Harry, Richard John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8391 Harsley, Martha, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920i
8392 Hart, Charles James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8393 Hart, Cyril Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
8394 Hart, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8395 Hart, Surrey Rutherfora, 1 Jan. 1920.
8396 Harvey, Winifred Beatrice, 1 Jan. 1920.
8397 Harward, Mabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8398 Harward, Rev. Reginald Cuthbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
8399 Harwood, Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
8400 Haslam, Francis Meadosvs, 1 Jan. 1920
8401 Hastings, Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
8402 HassveU, John Watson, 1 Jan. 1920.
8403 Harton, James Thomas 1 Jan. 1920.
8404 Haughton, Francis George, 1 Jan. 1920.
8405 Hawke, Dora Annie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8406 Hawkes, Violet, 1 Jan. 1920.
8407 Hawkins, Beatrice Helen, 1 Jan. 1920.
8408 Hawkins, Florence Beatrice, Mrs, 1 Jan: 1920.
8409 Hawkins, Sarah Annie Moss, 1 Jan. 1920.
8410 Hawksworth, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
8411 Hay, Eveline Anstey, Mrs. Drummond, 1 Jan. 1920.
8412 Hayes, Annie Rosina, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8413 Hayes, John Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
8414 Hayne, Louis BrightweU, 1 Jan. 1920.
8415 Haynes. George, 1 Jan. 1920.
8416 Hayward, John Robert Baxter, 1 Jan. 1920,
8417 Hayward, Margaret Frances Curtis-, 1 Jan. 1920,
8418 Heads, John George, 1 Jan. 1920.
8419 Healey, John Edridge, 1 Jan. 1920.
8420 Hean, Walter John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8421 Heap, Edward Barlow. 1 Jan. 1920.
8422 Heaps, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8423 Hearnden, Horace Richard 1 Jan. 1920.
8424 Hearsey, Dorothy Maud. Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8425 Heath, George Augustine, 1 Jan. 1920.
8426 Heath, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
8427 Heathcote, Lucy Lyttelton, Mrs, 1 Jan. .1920.
8428 Heatley, Thomas Common, 1 Jan. 1920.
8429 Heatiy, Richard Fade Goff, 1 Jan. 1920.

693

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

8430 Heaton, Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
8431 Hebblethwaite, Reginald Sidney, 1 Jan. 1920.
8432 Hedderwick, Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8433 Hedge, Henry Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
8434 Hedges, Alfred James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8435 Heggie, Amelia Young, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
8436 Helm, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8437 Hemphrey, Bernard, 1 Jan. 1920.
8438 Henderson, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
8439 Henderson, Harry Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920
8440 Henderson, John Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
8441 Henderson, Marjorie Grace Seton, 1 Jan. 1920,
8442 Henderson, Rosa Agnes, 1 Jan. 1920.
8443 Henrotin Jessie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8444 Henry, Margaret Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8445 Henry, Reginald George, 1 Jan. 1920.
8446 Henshaw, Thomas Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
8447 Herapath, Margaret Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8448 Heraud, Victor Carpenter, 1 Jan. 1920.
8449 Herdman, Maud Harriet, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8450 Heron, Cyril Renton, 1 Jan, 1920.
8451 Herr, Helena, 1 Jan. 1920.
8452 Hewitt, Sarah, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8453 Hewlett, Beatrice, 1 Jan. 1920.
8454 Hibbs, Frank Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
8455 Hickley, SybU Louise, Mrs. North-, 1 Jan. 1920.
8456 Hicklin, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
8457 Hickman, Kenneth Claude Devereux, 1 Jan. 1920.
8458 Hicks, Amy Maud, 1 Jan. 1920.
8459 Hicks, John WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8460 Hickson, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8461 Hide, Annie May Constance, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8462 Higgin, EUzabeth PhUadelptoa Lockhart, Mrs., 1
1920.
8463 Higgins, Arthur Gordon, 1 Jan. 1920.
8464 Higgon, Victor James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8465 Higgs, Charles James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8466 Higman, Joseph CressweU, 1 Jan. 1920.
8467 Hignett, Alice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8468 Hildyard, Cicely Frances 1 Jan. 1920.
8469 Hill, Alfred Roland, 1 Jan. 1920.
847U HU1, George Grayson, 1 Jan. 1920.
8471 HiU, Ueorge James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8472 HiU, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8473 Hill, Helen Agatha, 1 Jan. 1920.
8474 HUlkirk, Evelyn Margaret. 1 Jan. 1920.
8475 Hillman. George Brown, 1 Jan. 1920.
8476 HUls. Lucy 1 Jan. 1920.
8477 Hills, Reginald Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8478 HUton, Evelyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
8479 HUton, Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
8480 Hinton, Margaret Searle, 1 Jan. 1920.
8481 Hitch. LiUan, 1 Jan. 1920.
8482 Hitchcock, Katherine Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8483 Hitchon, Witham, 1 Jan. 1920.
8484 Hives, Ernest Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
8485 Hoare, Daisy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8486 Hoare, Juliana Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
8487 Hoare, Frances Louisa Gurney, 1 Jan. 1920.
8488 Hobbs, May Elliot, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8489 Hocking, Francis Almond, 1 Jan. 1920.
8490 Hockridge, Alfred George, 1 Jan. 1920.
8491 Hodes, Francis Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
8492 Hodge, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
8493 Hodge, Rebecca Prince, 1 Jan. 1920.
8494 Hodges, James Robert, 1 «in. 1920.
8495 Hodgkinson Thomas Thorpe, 1 Jan. 1920.
8496 Hodgson, Jonathan Wright. 1 Jan. 1920.
8497 Hodsman, Henry James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8498 Hodson, Violet, 1 Jan. 1920.
8499 Hoffman, EmUie, 1 Jan. 1920.
8500 Holderness, Barry Layton, 1 Jan. 1920.
8501 Holland, Mary Blanche 1 Jan. 1920.
8502 Holland, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8503 Hollander. John William, 1 Jan. 1920
8504 HoUick, Frank 1 Jan. 1920.
8505 Hollingdale, Harold John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8506 Hollins, Rotha Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
8507 Hollis, John Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
8508 HoUoway, Arthur Brissenden, 1 Jan. 1920.
8509 HoUoway, Herbert Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
8510 Holmes, Margaret Ann Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8511 Holt, Gertrude Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
8512 Holt, James Marston, 1 Jan. 1920.
8513 Hood, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
8514 Hookers, Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
S51S Hooper, Florence Mary Alice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1020.
8516 Hooper, Helen Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
8517 Hooper, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8518 Hopkins, Charles James WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
5512 Hopkins, Frederick Friend, 1 Jan. 1920.
8520 Hopper, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8521 Hopps, William George, 1 Jan. 1020.
S5S? Horn, Edith Mabel Freeman-, 1 Jan. 1920.
8523 Horn Gerald, 1 Jan. 1920
8524 Hornbuckle, lhomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8525 Hornby, Anna, Mrs. Phipps, 1 Jan. 1920
ffgg Home, Marjorie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8527 Horndge, Herbert WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920
8528 Horsburgh. Florence Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1920

Jan.

8529 85308531853285338534
8535 853685378538 8539
85408541 854285438544
85458546 85478548
8549 8550
855185528553855485558556855785588559
856085618562
8563 8564856585668567 856885698570 8571
8572 85738574
85758576 8577
8578 85798580858185828583
85848585858685878588
8589 8590
85918592
8593 8594859585968597
8593 8599
8600 8601
86028603
86048605
8606 86078608
860986108611
86128613
86148615 8616
86178618
861986208621
8622 8623
86248625
86268627
8628

694

Horsburgh, Lambert Gordon, 1 Jan. 1920.
Horsfield, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Horsfield, Robert Lund, 1 Jan. 1920.
Horsman, Ernest George, 1 Jan. 1920.
HothersaU, WUliam Christian. 1 Jan. 1920.
House, Charles Edward George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Howard, Hon. Bernard Edward Fitzalan. 1 Jan. 1920.
Howard, Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Howard, Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Howe, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Howe, Clarence Samuel, 1 Jan, 1920.
Howe, Francis CecU, 1 Jan. 1920.
Howell, Charles Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
HoweU, Ivor Morris, 1 Jan. 1920.
HoweU. Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
HoweUs, William WaUace, 1 Jan. 1920.
Howes, Arthur James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Howse, GUbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hoyle, George Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hoyle, Philip John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hubbert, Oliver John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Huddlestone, Frieda, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hudson, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hudson, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hudson, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hudson, Joe, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hudson, RusseU, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hudson, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Huggins, Amy Christine Adela, 1 Jan. 1920.
Huggins, Elizabeth Annie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hughes, Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hughes, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hughes, Dulcie, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hughes, Frederick Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hughes, John Gwilym, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hughes, Richard Lloyd, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hughes, Thomas John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hughes, WUUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hull, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hulme, Gilbert Ratclitfe, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hume, Alexander Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hunt, Arthur Henry WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hunt, Francis CecU, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hunt, LUian Hart, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hunt, Stanley Percival, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hunter, WiUiam Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Huntley Alfred Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hurley, Charles Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hurlston, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hurson, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hussey, Annie, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hutcheon, Ada Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hutcbeon, Alexander Byres, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hutcheson, Grace, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hutchison, Agnes Hood, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1920.
Hutchison, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hutchison, Sarah Hannah, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hutton, Arnold WilUam. 1 Jan. 1920.
Hyslop, Dene Murray, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hyslop, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Hyson, Herbert Augustine Henry, 1 Jan. 1920
Idle, Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ifould, Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Imison, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920,
IngUby, Marjorie Cecily, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ingram, Alfred Sydenham, 1 Jan. 1920.
Inman, Ernest Stobart, 1 Jan. 1920.
Iredale, Joe, 1 Jan. 1920.
Deland, Henry Ralph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Deland, Myrtle, Mrs. De Courcy, 1 Jan. 1920.
Dish, Elsie CeUa, 1 Jan. 1920.
Dvtoe, John Maitland, 1 Jan. 1920.
Dving, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Dwin, Jean Percival, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Irwin. Sarah, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1920.
Isaac, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Isaac, John Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Isaacs, Ellis, 1 Jan. 1920.
IveU, Grace Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
jacka, Hilda Tyacke, 1 Jan. 1920.
Jackson, Daniel Noel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Jackson, Edward Siddall, 1 Jan. 1920.
Jackson, Freda Christelle, 1 Jan. 1920.
Jackson, Maud Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920,
Jacobs, Dorothy Isabel, 1 Jan. 1920,
Jacobs, Louis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Jakeway, George. 1 Jan. 1920.
James, Frank Treharne, 1 Jan. 1920.
James, Frederick John, 1 Jan. 1920.
James, Helen Mary(Penel). Mrs. FuUarton-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Jameson Erskine Dawson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Jameson WUliam Storm, 1 Jan. 1920,
Jamieson, Adam James, 1 Jan. 1920
Japp, George Allison, 1 Jan. 1920.
Jardim, Antonietta Marcial, 1 Jan. 1920
Jarratt, Elizabeth Lankester, Mrs, 1 Jan 1920
Jarrold, Alice Isobella, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920 '
Jarvis, AUred William, 1 Jan. 1920
Jarvis, Enid SybU, 1 Jan. 1920
Jeal George, 1 Jan. 1920.

MEMBERS.

8629 Jeffery, Benjamin James Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8630 Jeffery, Herbert Athelstan 1 Jan. 1920.
8631 Jekyll, Annie, 1 Jan. 1920.
8632 Jenkins, Mary Ann, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8633 Jenkins, Percy Fitzgerald, 1 Jan. 1920.
8634 Jenkinson, Mary Adeline, 1 Jan. 1920.
8635 Jennens, Lenore Sybil, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8636 Jennings, Arthur Oldham, 1 Jan. 1920.
8637 Jennings, Harry John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8638 Jennings, Leonard William, 1 Jan. 1920.
8639 Jensen, Winifred, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8640 Jephcott, Susan, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8641 Jervoise, Edwyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
8642 Jesson, George Arthur Touchet 1 Jan. 1920.
8643 Jesty, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
8644 Jeune, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8645 Jimenez, Vivian Eustace, 1 Jan. 1920.
8646 Johns, Richard John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8647 Johnson, Adela, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8648 Johnson, Edwin Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8649 Johnson, Rev. Gifford Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8650 Johnson, James William, 1 Jan. 1920.
8651 Johnson, Margaret Lilian, 1 Jan. 1920.
8652 Johnson, Percy Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
8653 Johnson, Richard Spencer, 1 Jan. 1920.
8654 Johnson, Rosa Webb-, 1 Jan. 1920.
8655 Johnson. William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8656 Johnston, Charles Saint 1 Jan. 1920.
8657 Johnstone, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
8658 Johnstone, James Drummond, 1 Jan. 1920.
8659 Jones, Arthur Palm, 1 Jan. 1920.
8660 Jones, Bessie Lyon, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8661 Jones, Cecil Barclay. 1 Jan. 1920.
8662 Jones, Charles Leupolt, 1 Jan. 1920.
8663 Jones, Edith Muriel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8664 Jones, George Henry Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
8665 Jones, Hannah, 1 Jan. 1920.
8666 Jones, Henry John Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
8667 Jones, Herbert Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
8668 Jones, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8669 Jones, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8670 Jones, John Colenso, 1 Jan. 1920.
8671 Jones, John Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
8672 Jones, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8673 Jones, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
8674 Jones, Llewellvn Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8675 Jones, Owen Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8676 Jones, Robert Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
8677 Jones, William. 1 Jan. 1920.
8678 Jones, WUliam James WaUis-, 1 Jan. 1920.
8679 Jordan, Charles WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8680 Jordan, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8681 Joseph, David, 1 Jan. 1920.
8682 Joseph, Janie, 1 Jan. 1920.
8683 Joslin, WiUiam Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
8684 Joy, Jane Madeleine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8685 Judd, Leonard WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8686 Kastor, Ella Marguerite, 1 Jan. 1920.
8687 Kay. David, 1 Jan. 1920.
8688 Kay, WiUiam Norrie, 1 Jan. 1920.
8689 Kearns, Haidee Ida, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8690 Keeson, Peridot Cuthbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
8691 Kelham, Margaret Ethel Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8692 Kelly, Edmund Walsh, 1 Jan. 1920.
8693 Kemble, Katherine Charlotte, 1 Jan. 1920.
8694 Kemp, Amelia Susanna, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8695 Kemp, Charles Richard WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8696 Kemp, Herbert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
8697 Kemp, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
8698 Kemp, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8699 KendaU, Beatrice, 1 Jan. 1920.
8700 Kendall, Kathleen Addison, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8701 Kennedy, Walter, 1 Jan. 1.920.
8702 Kennett, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
8703 Kenyon, MiUy Esther Innes, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8704 Kerr, Sybil Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
8705 Kesteven, Clement Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
8706 KetteU, James Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8707 Kidson, Edith Marian, 1 Jan. 1920.
8708 Kidson, Jessie CecUia Brownhe, Mrs, , 1 Jan. 192U.
8709 Kttgour, Martin Hamilton, 1 Jan. 1920.
8710 KUner, Charles Scott, 1 Jan. 1920
8711 Kimber, Florence Edith, 1 Jan. 1920.
8712 Kindersley, Ada Molesworth, 1 Jan. 1920.
8713 King, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8714 Kingsbury, Kathleen, 1 Jan. 1920.
8715 Kingzett, Norman Froggatt, 1 Jan. 1920.
8716 Kinnear, James Francis, 1 Jan. 1920
8717 Kiralfy, Gerald Archibald, 1 Jan. 1920.
8718 Kirke, Sarah EUzabeth, Mrs , 1 Jan. 19ZU.
8719 Khkwood, Ethel Kate, Mrs, 1 Jan 1920.
8720 Kissock, WilUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8721 Knight, Enid Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
8722 Knight, Florence Mary, Mrs., 1 Jan. la^u.
8723 Knight, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8724 Knight, Violet Hannah. Mrs., 1 Jan 1920.
8725 Knighton, Thomas Spencer 1 Jan. 1920
8726 Knoop. Evelyn Elizabeth, Mrs. De, 1 Jan. 1920.
8727 Knox, David Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
8728 Lacey, Ellen, 1 Jan. 1920.

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8772877387748775
8776 8777
8778 87798780878187828783 8784
87858786 8787
8788 87898790
8791 87928793879487958796 8797
8798
87998800 8801
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880688078808
88098810
88118812
8814 88158816
8817 8818
881988208821 8822
8823882488258826882788288829

Lacey, Henry Cubitt, 1 JaD. 1920.
Laldlay, Jane Eileen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Laing George Smith, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lake, Alfred Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Laker, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lamb, Emily Frances Edith, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lambert, Henrietta Isabella, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lambert, Octavius Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lambert, Olive Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lambton, Dorothy, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lamont, John Macnab, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lane, Helena, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lang, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Langlord, Frederic Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Langley, George Johnson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Langridge, Harry Dickinson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Langstaff, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Langton, Albert Smith, 1 Jan. 1920.
Large, Frederick George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Larkman, Raymond, 1 Jan. 1920.
Larsson, Carl Alfred. 1 Jan. 1920.
Latter, Eva, 1 Jan. 1920.
Latter, Flora, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lattimore, Ralph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Laurenson, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Law, Bertha, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lawford, Emma Ada, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lawrance, Dora Muriel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lawrence, Isaac, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lawrence, Margaret Alice, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lawry, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lawson, Emma" Louisa, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lawson, Noel John Cecil, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lawson, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Leach, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Leach, Claude Pemberton, 1 Jan. 1920.
Leach, Mary Sumner, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lean, Jannette Winifred, 1 Jan. 1920,
Leaning, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lecourt, Rev. Gustave Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ledbury, Rowland Egbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ledger, Sidney Seaward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ledingham, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lee, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lee, Henry Blott 1 Jan. 1920.
Lee, John Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lee, Mabel Meryck, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lee, Rev. Canon William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lee, William John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Leech, Beatrice Ellen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Leedom, Beatrice Lucy, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1920.
Leeper, Elizabeth Anne, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1920.
Leetham, Ethel Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
Leigh, Alan de Verd, 1 Jan. 1920.
Leigh, Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lemon, Margaretta Louisa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Leslie, Emily Florence, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Leslie, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lesser, Catherine Maud, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lester, Horace Lenton, 1 Jan. 1920.
Levitt, Robert Thorp, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lewellen, Florence Beatrice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lewes, Mary Louisa 1 Jan. 1920.
Lewin, Percy Evans, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lewis, Alice Pansy Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lewis, Benjamin Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lewis, Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lewis, Sarah Agnes Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lewis, Thomas Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lewis, William John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lewty, Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Liddell, Rhoda Caroltae Anna, 1 Jan. 1920.
Liddell, Violet Constance, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lightfoot, Theresa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Llghtwood, Francis Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Liburn, Bethea, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lilley, Kate, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lindsay, Alexander Harvey, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lindsay, Eliza Hunter, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lmfoot, William Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
Link, Emily Ethel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Linton, Charles AsteU George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lintott, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
Livingstone, Marion Isabella Rose, Mrs. Fenton- 1 Jan.
1920.
Lloyd, Arthur Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lloyd, Christopher, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lloyd, Frances, Mrs. Merrick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lloyd, Frederick Propert Jones-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lloyd, George Maybrey, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lloyd, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lloyd, John Daniel. 1 Jan. 1920.
Lloyd, John WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lloyd, Thomas Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Lloyd, Reginald WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Llywarch, Gerard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Locock, Katharine Beatrice, 1 Jan. 1920
Loder, Henrietta Mabel, Mrs. 1 Jan. 1920.
Lomax, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Longcroft, CecU James, 1 Jan. 1920.

695

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

8830 Lord, Arthur Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
8831 Lord, William John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8832 Lovelock, Charles Prior, 1 Jan. 1920.
8833 Lowe, Henry 1 Jan. 1920.
8834 Lowndes, William Frederick Lowdnes Frith-, 1 Jan. 1920.
8835 Luard Louise Henrietta, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8836 Lucas, Mia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8837 Luck, Ernest Bertram, 1 Jan. 1920.
8838 Luckhurst, AUen Edward James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8839 Luddtagton, Leila Arthur, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8840 Ludford, George Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
8841 Luffman, Brooke Laud 1 Jan. 1920.
8842 Luffman, John George Innes, 1 Jan. 1920.
8843 Lumley, Eva, 1 Jan. 1920
8844 Lumsden, John Brown, 1 Jan. 1920.
8845 Lumsden, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8846 Lungley, George William, 1 Jan. 1920.
8847 Lunn, WUUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8848 Lupton, Anne Muriel, 1 Jan. 1920.
8849 Lyddon, Katherine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8850 Lyel, Percival Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
8851 Lyell, Maud Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
8852 Lymburn, Mary Jane Dickie, 1 Jan. 1920.
8853 Lynn, Tryner 1 Jan. 1920.
8854 Lyons, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8855 Macafee, Annie Harner, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8856 Macan, Dorothy Vernon, 1 Jan. 1920.
8857 McArthur, Gladys Forbes, 1 Jan. 1920.
8858 McBiight, David Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
8859 McBryde, Tom Murray, 1 Jan. 1920.
8860 McCall, Amy Kerr, 1 Jan. 1920.
8861 Macall, William NeU, 1 Jan. 1920.
8862 McCallum, Dugald, 1 Jan. 1920.
8863 MacCartie, Flora Theodosia, 1 Jan. 1920.
8864 McClure, Janet Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
8865 McCIymont, Lillie Atkinson, 1 Jan. 1920.
8866 McCreery, Emilia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8867 Macdonald, Amy Beatrice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8868 Macdonald, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
8869 Macdonald, Elsie Hay, 1 Jan. 1920.
8870 Macdonald, Johanna Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8871 Macdonald, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8872 McDonald, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8873 Macdonald, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8874 Macdonald, Margaret Clare, 1 Jan. 1920.
8875 McDonald, Reginald Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8876 Macdonald, Wilfrid Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
8877 McDougall, Donald, 1 Jan. 1920.
8878 McDougall, Harold James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8879 Macey, Josiah, 1 Jan. 1920.
8880 McFadyen, Duncan, 1 Jan. 1920.
8881 McFerran, Sarah Helen, 1 Jan. 1920.
8882 Macfie, Mary Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8883 McGeorge, Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8884 McGHvray, James Anderson, 1 Jan. 1920.
8885 McGiU, Alice Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8886 McGonigal, Margaret Dorothy, 1 Jan. 1920
8887 McGowan, Margaret Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8888 M'Grath, WeUington Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
8889 Macgregor, John Alister, 1 Jan. 1920.
8890 McGutoness, Norah Mary Ursula, 1 Jan. 1920
8891 Mcintosh, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
8892 Mcintosh, Alexander Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
8893 Mack, Peter, 1 Jan. 1920.
8894 Mackarness, Mildred Blankley, Mrs, 1 Jan 1920
8895 Mackay, Murdoch, 1 Jan. 1920.
8896 Mackenzie, Dorothy Rose. 1 Jan. 1920.
8897 Mackenzie, Frances Louisa, 1 Jan 1920
8898 Mackenzie, Kenneth Child, 1 Jan. 1920.
8899 Mackenzie, May, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
8900 Mackenzie, Mina, 1 Jan. 1920.
8901 MacKenzie, Peter, 1 Jan. 1920.
8902 McKerrow, Alexandrina, 1 Jan. 1920
8903 Mackidd, Barbara Winifred Logan, 1 Jan. 1920
8904 Mackie, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
8905 McKUlop Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
8906 Mackinder, Charles Henry 1 Jan. 1920
8907 Mackintosh, Alexander, 1 Jan 1920
8908 Mackintosh, Donald Grant, 1 Jau. 1920
8909 Mackintosh, Herbert Bannerman, 1 Jan 1920
8910 McLachlan, Guendolen Mab, Mrs, 1 Jan 1920-
8911 MacLachan, Morrison, 1 Jan. 1920
8912 McLagan, Douglas Craig, 1 Jan. 1920
8913 McLaren, Nellie Hessel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
8914 McLaughlin, Hubert WUUam Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
8915 McLaughiin, Patrick Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920
8916 Maclean, Marion Louise, Mrs, 1 Jan 1920
8917 MacLeod, Harold Hay Brodie, 1 Jan 1920
8918 Maclure, Harry JuUus, 1 Jan. 1920
8919 McMahon, Michael, 1 Jan. 1920
8920 McMenamin, Peter Paul, 1 Jan 1920
8921 McMenemy, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920
8922 MacMUJan, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920
8923 McMUlan, Sara Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan 1920
8924 McMurdo, Archibald Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920
8925 McNeill, Eileen Maud Mary, 1 Jan 1920-
8926 MacNelll, Malcolm, 1 Jan. 1920
8927 McNicoll, David, 1 Jan. 1920.
8928 Macphail, Dugald, 1 Jan. 1920.
8929 Macrae. Elizabeth Nina, 1 Jan. 1920

696

8930 McRaith, John Warden, 1 Jan. 1920.
8931 MacSwinney, Nora Kathleen. 1 Jan. 1920.
8932 Mactier, Henry Can er, 1 Jan. 1920.
8933 McTurk, Isabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8934 Maddison, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8935 Madge, Gwendolen Mary Gladys, 1 Jan. 1920.
8936 Magee, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8937 Magor, Edward Manuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
8938 Main, Ernest WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8939 Mah, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
8940 Mainz, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
8941 Maitland, Jean Hamilton, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8942 Malcolm, George WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8943 Malerbi, James Michael, 1 Jan. 1920.
8944 Malim, JuUa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8945 MaUen, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8946 Malloch, Ethel Josephine Victoria, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8947 Malonev, WiUiam DonneUan, 1 Jan. 1920.
8948 Maltby, WUliam Graham, 1 Jan. 1920.
8949 Mamos, Monsignore Giovanni, 1 Jan. 1920.
8950 Maniece, WUUam Christopher Henry. 1 Jan. 1920.
8951 Mann, Frederick WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8952 Mann, Sydney Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
8953 ManseU, Rosalie, 1 Jan. 1920.
8954 Mansfield, Norman Polety, 1 Jan. 1920.
8955 Manson, Albert James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8956 March, Joseph Ogdin, 1 Jan. 1920.
8957 Marchand, Isidore Henri Alphonse, 1 Jan. 1920.
8958 Marchant, Herbert George, 1 Jan. 1920.
8959 Margetson, Florence Nys, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8960 Marindto, Gertrude Florence Evelyn, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8961 Marlow, George WUUam Augustus, 1 Jan. 1920.
8962 Marsden, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
8963 Marsden, Herbert Harrison, 1 Jan. 1920.
8964 Marsh, Constance Mabel Worsey, 1 Jan. 1920.
8965 Marsh, Edith Eleanor Mary, Mrs. Chisenhale, 1 Jan. 1920.
8966 Marshall, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
8967 Marshall, James Currie, 1 Jan. 1920.
8968 MarshaU, Janet Sophia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1 920.
8969 Marshall. WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8971 Martin, Francis Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
8972 Martin, Sh James, 1 Jan. 1920.
8973 Martin, Mav Angela, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8974 Martin, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
8975 Maskens, Harry Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
8976 Mason, Florence Dene, 1 Jan. 1920.
8977 Mason, Frank John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8978 Mason, John Wright, 1 Jan. 1920.
8979 Mason, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
8980 Masterton, Rev. John, 1 Jan. 1920.
8981 Mather, Alice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8982 Mather, Alice LUian, 1 Jan. 1920.
8983 Maton, WUliam CUfford, 1 Jan. 1920.
8984 Matthew, Ruth Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8985 Matthews, Alice May, 1 Jan. 1920.
8986 Matthews, Edward Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
8987 Matthews, Olive Harrington, 1 Jan. 1920.
8988 Matthews, Robert Lee, 1 Jan. 1920.
8989 Matthews, Sarah EmUv, 1 Jan 1920.
8990 Matthewson, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
8991 Maurice, Thomas Cooper, 1 Jan. 1920.
8992 Maurice, Walter Bvron, 1 Jan. 1920.
8993 Maxtone, Robert Young, 1 Jan. 1920.
8994 Maxwell, Adeline Helen, Mrs. Heron-, 1 Jan. 1920.
8995 MaxweU, Mary Alexandra. 1 Jan. 1920.
8996 Maxwell, William Blackley, 1 Jan. 1920.
8997 May, Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
8998 May, WUliam George, 1 Jan. 1920.
8999 Mayer, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9000 Mayes, Howard, 1 Jan. 1920.
9001 Maynard, Annie Evelyn, IDs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9002 Mears, Grace Edith, 1 Jan. 1920.
9003 Medwin, Glads's Leslie, 1 Jan. 1920.
9004 Mee, OUver, 1 Jan. 1920.
9005 Meehan, Francis Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9006 Meiggs, Mary Effie, 1 Jan. 1920.
9007 Meigh, Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9008 Melandre, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
9009 Melling, Thomas WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9010 MeUor, Juliet Vivien, 1 Jan. 1920.
9011 MeUor, WUliam Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
9012 Mellows, William Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9013 Mellstrom, Charles Gustav, 1 Jan. 1920.
9014 Melville, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9015 Mercer, William Ayerst, 1 Jan. 1920.
9016 Merchant, John Victor Jabez, 1 Jan. 1920.
9017 Meredith, Ann Maude, 1 Jan. 1920.
9018 Merrick, Frederick WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9019 Messel, Maud Frances, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9020 Metcalfe, Claude, 1 Jan. 1920.
9021 Metcalfe, George Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
9022 Mial], Frank Berger, 1 Jan. 1920.
9023 Micklem, Eva, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9024 Middleton, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9025 Miles, Leopold, 1 Jan. 1920.
9026 Millar, Peter, 1 Jan. 1920.
9027 MUlard, Ernest Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920,
9028 MUler, Amy Bessie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9029 Miller, Charles Edward Augustus, 1 Jan. 1920.
9030 MUler, Charles Thomas Narramore, 1 Jan. 1920.

MEMBERS.

9031 MUler, David Simpson, 1 Jan. 1920.
9032 Miller, Edmund Josiah, 1 Jau. 1920.
903S Miller, Harold Tibbatts, 1 Jan. 1920.
9034 Miller, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9035 Miller, Joseph Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9036 Miller, Sidney James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9037 MiUigan, John Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
9038 Millinger, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9039 MiUington, John Price, 1 Jan. 1920.
9040 Mills, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
9041 Mills, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
9042 Mills, Hon. Violet Louisa, 1 Jan. 1920.
9043 Mills, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9044 Mills, Zae, 1 Jan. 1920.
9045 Milne, Clahe Marjoribanks, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
9046 Milne, Florence, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9047 Milward, Eliza Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
9048 Mtachin, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
9049 Mitchell, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
9050 MitcheU, Elisabeth Duff, 1 Jan. 1920.
9051 MitcheU, Helene Penelope Doris, 1 Jan. 1920.
9052 MitcheU, John Methven, 1 Jan. 1920.
9053 Mitchell, Lawrence Yuill, 1 Jan. 1920.
9054 Mitchell, Mary Birch, 1 Jan. 1920.
9055 Mitchell, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9056 MitcheU, Thomas John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9057 Mitford, Dorothy Frances, 1 Jan. 1920.
9058 Mizen, Frederick George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9059 Moffat, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9060 Moffat, Rennie John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9061 Moh, John Watson, 1 Jan. 1920.
9062 Mole, Charles Johns, 1 Jan. 1920.
9063 Mole, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
9064 Molloy, Gwendolen Beatrice Sanchia May, Mrs, 1 Jan
1920.
9065 Molyneux, Caroltae Elizabeth, Hon. Mrs. Caryl, 1 Jan,
1920.
9066 Monk, Geoffrey, 1 Jan. 1920.
9067 Monk, William Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
9068 Montgomerie, Mary, Molineux-, 1 Jan. 1920.
9069 Montgomery, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9070 Montgomery, Mary Maud, Mrs. Purvis-Russell- 1 Jan.
1920.
9071 Montgomery, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
9072 Moon, Maltada Ann, 1 Jan. 1920.
9073 Mooney, Alexander Patrick, 1 Jan. 1920.
9074 Mooney, Rev. George Elderkin, 1 Jan. 1920.
9075 Moore, Arthur Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
9076 Moore, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9077 Moore, John George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9078 Moore, John Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9079 Moore, Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
9080 Moore, Margaret Stuart, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9081 Moore, Muriel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9082 Moore, Thomas Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
9083 Moore, William Gunn, 1 Jan. 1920.
9084 Moran, Selina, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9085 Morgan, Edith LUian, 1 Jan. 1920.
9086 Morgan, EUeen Cynthia Marjorie, 1 Jan. 1920
9087 Morgan, Ethel Marion, 1 Jan. 1920.
9088 Morgan, Robert Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9089 Morgan, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9090 Morgan, WiUiam Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
9091 Morris, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
9092 Morris, Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9093 Morris, Iorwerth, 1 Jan. 1920.
9094 Morris, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9095 Morris, Max Cyril, 1 Jan. 1920.
9096 Morrison, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9097 Mortimer, Muriel Ida Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9098 Mortimer, Reginald Mortimer Higgs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9099 Mortished, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9100 Moscrip, Holbourn Jackson, 1 Jan. 1920.
9101 Moseley, Louise, 1 Jan 1920.
9102 Mostyn, Hon. Pamela Georgine, Mrs. Lloyd-, 1 Jan. 1920.
9103 Mowbray, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9104 Mudge, Jenny, 1 Jan. 1920.
9105 Muhhead, Essa GemmeU, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9106 MulhaUen, Vivian Brew-, 1 Jan. 1920.
9107 Mutter, LiUan, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9108 Muttineux, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9109 Mumford, Agnes, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9110 MungaU, Walter Heggie, 1 Jan. 1920.
9111 Mungavin, George Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
9112 Mure, Emily May, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9113 Murgatroyd, William John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9114 Murphy, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9115 Murray, Amelia Henrietta, Mrs, 1 Jan, 1920.
9116 Murray, Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9117 Murray, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
9118 Murray, Josephine, 1 Jan. 1920.
9119 Murray, Robert Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
9120 Murray, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9121 Murton, AUce Hope, Mrs, 1 Jan- 1920.
9122 Musgrave, Cathertoe Wares Rittie, 1 Jan. 1920,
9123 Musgrave, WilUam Noel Sagar-, 1 Jan. 1920.
9124 Musguin, WiUiam Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
9125 Musson, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
9126 Mustarde, John Clark, 1 Jan. 1920.
9127 Myers, Harry Cecil, 1 Jan. 1920.

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Myers, Lancelot Brainard, 1 Jan. 1920.
Mylchreest, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Mylius, Wilhelmtaa Leonie, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nancarrow, Charlotte Alice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1020,
Napier, Norman Wilson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nash, Alice Emma, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nash, Dorothea, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nash, Elsie Kathleen, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nash, LUian Mary Hamel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nawton, Daisy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nayler, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Neave, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
NeiU, William Reid, 1 Jan. 1920.
Neish, Elizabeth Oliver, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nelson, Charlotte Mabel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ness, Helen Dorothy Parker, 1 Jan. 1920.
Newall, Helen Frances, Mrs. Stirling-, 1 Jan. 1020.
Newby, Albert Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
Newel, Rose Alice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Newman, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Newmarch, Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Newnham, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Newton, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
NichoUs, Ada Casterton, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
NichoUs, Arthur Burleigh, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nicholls, Evelyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
NichoUs, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nicholls, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nichols, John Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nichols, Thomas George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nicol, Charlotte, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nicoll, William Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nield, FaiSrle Edith Lilian, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nisbet, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nixon, Margaret Eva, 1 Jan. 1920.
Noble, George Anderson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nolan, Elizabeth Florence Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
Norie, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Norman, Jennie Gilkinson, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Normington, Arthur Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Norrish, Edith Gladys Barrett, 1 Jan. 1920.
North, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
Northcote, Jabez Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Nott, Marjorie, 1 Jan. 1920.
NuttaU, Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
NuttaU, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Oakley, Alice Annette, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Oakeshott, Claude Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Oakeshott, Frances Maude, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Oakshott, Julia Maud, 1 Jan. 1920.
O'Brien, Charles Henry William, 1 Jan. 1920.
O'Brien, Herbert Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
O'Brien, Florence Mary, Mrs. Vere, 1 Jan. 1920.
O'Connell, Cormac John, 1 Jan. 1920.
O'Connor, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
O'Donel, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
O'Donoghue, Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
Offord, Frederick George, 1 Jan. 1920.
O'Hara, Ethel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Oldham, Hugh Falconer, 1 Jan. 1920.
Olive, May Winifred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Oliver, Charles Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920i
Oliver, John Pervey, 1 Jan. 1920.
Olivier, Edith Maud, 1 Jan. 1920.
Olver, Bertie CecU, 1 Jan. 1920.
Openshaw, Edith Newbold, 1 Jan. 1920.
Openshaw, Florence, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Orange, Lionel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ord, Mark Curry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Orford, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Orme, Marie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
O'Rorke, Gertrude Isabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Orton, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ostle, Helen Muriel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ottaway, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ouseley, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Ouvry, Ernest Carrington, 1 Jan. 1920.
Owen, Griffith Ellis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Owen, Harry Collinson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Oyston, William Fletcher, 1 Jan. 1920.
Paddison, William Perceval, 1 Jan. 1920.
Page, Ethel Augusta, 1 Jan. 1920.
Page, Howard John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Page, John Foulger, 1 Jan. 1920.
Page, Regtaald, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pakington, Hon. Mary Augusta, 1 Jan. 1920.
Palmer Florence Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
Palmer, Rosa Jane, 1 Jan. 1920.
Palmer, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Pannell, Charles Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Panther, Helen Annie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Parish, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Park, Ernest William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Parker, Ethel Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
Parker, James George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Parker, Ronald Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
Parker, Bertha Theodora England, 1 Jan. 1920.
Parkes, Colin Egbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Parkes, Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Parkin, Fanny Ida, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.

C97

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

9228 Parkin, Joseph Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9229 Parkinson, Frederick Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9230 Parkinson, Janet, 1 Jan. 1920.
9231 Parkinson, John Frederick Main, 1 Jan. 1920.
9232 Parkinson, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
9233 Parnaby, John Murray, 1 Jan. 1920.
9234 Parsons, Arthur Ambrose, 1 Jan. 1920.
9235 Parsons, Charles O'Connor, 1 Jan. 1920.
9236 Parsons, Joan Dorothea Langton, 1 Jan. 1920.
9237 Parsons, John Edward Hocking, 1 Jan. 1920.
9238 Partington, Mary Alice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9239 Partington, Willie Percival Hindley, 1 Jan. 1920.
9240 Partridge, Sydney John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9241 Pass, Ralph, 1 Jan. 1920.
9242 Paterson, Doris Hirst, 1 Jan. 1920.
9243 Paterson, John WUson, 1 Jau. 1920.
9244 Paterson, Mary Agnes, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9245 Paton, Daniel Shaw, 1 Jan. 1920.
9246 Patterson, Robert Hogarth, 1 Jan. 1920.
9247 Patterson, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
9248 Pattie, CeeU Frederic, 1 Jan. 1920.
9249 Pattrick, Emma, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9250 Paul, Minnie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9251 Pauli, EmUy Anne, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9252 Pawley, Katherine Alice, 1 Jan. 1920.
9253 Payne, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
9254 Payne, EUen, 1 Jan. 1920.
9255 Payne, Hazel Vivienne, 1 Jan. 1920.
9256 Payne, Percy John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9257 Payne, Stephen, 1 Jan. 1920.
9258 Peace, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9259 Peacoeke, Aungier, 1 Jan. 1920.
9260 Peacoeke, Ethel Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9261 Peake, EmUy Marion, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9262 Pearce, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9263 Pearce, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9264 Pearman, Ernest Albert, 1 Jau. 1920.
9265 Pearse, Eleanor, 1 Jan. 1920.
9266 Pearson, Arthur Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
9267 Pearson, Robert James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9268 Pearson, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9269 Peck, Blfrida Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
9270 Peck, Frederick George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9271 Peddie, Francis Grove, 1 Jan. 1920.
9272 Peddle, Cyril James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9273 Peel, Cicely, 1 Jan. 1920.
9274 Peel, Dorothy Mary Grace, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9275 Penney, Mary Bentley, 1 Jan. 1920.
9276 Penning, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
9277 Pepper, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
9278 Pepper, WUliam James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9279 Percy, Gladys May, Mrs. Heber-, 1 Jan. 1920.
9280 Perdue, Florence Louise Sophia, 1 Jan. 1920.
9281 Perkins, Charles Clifforde, 1 Jan. 1920.
9282 Perrin, Alfred WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9283 Perrin, John Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9284 Perry, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
9285 Peters, Herbert John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9286 Peters, Henry Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9287 Petherick, WaUace, 1 Jan. 1920.
9288 Pettyfer, Percy WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9289 Ptalip, Elsie Green, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9290 PhiUp, Katherine Laura, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9291 PhUips, Helena Adelaide Sara, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9292 PhUlibrown, George Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
9293 PhUlips, Helena Creed, 1 Jan. 1920.
9294 PhUUps, Harry Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
9295 PhiUips, Wallace Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9296 PhiUips, WUliam James, 1 Jan. 1920,
9297 PhUpot, Joseph Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9298 Phoenix, Herbert Ray, 1 Jan. 1920.
9299 Phythian, Thomas Ewart, 1 Jan. 1920.
9300 Pickard, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9301 Picken, Anna Craig, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9302 Pickering, Fred, 1 Jan. 1920.
9303 Pickering, Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
9304 Pickford, Hurd, 1 Jan. 1920.
9305 Pierce, Elsie Louisa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9306 Pierce, Thomas John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9307 Pierpotat, Marie Eugenie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9308 Pierson, Reginald Kershaw, 1 Jan. 1920.
9309 Pightling, Garnet, 1 Jan. 1920.
9310 Pike, Emma, 1 Jan. 1920.
9311 PUcher, Cecil Westland, 1 Jan. 1920.
9312 Pin, Violet Constance Letitia Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
9313 Pincombe Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
9314 Pipe, Nellie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9315 Pitman, Arthur James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9316 Pitt, Arthur George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9317 Pitt, Inez Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9319 Piatt, WilUam Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
9320 Platten, Samuel Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9321 Plevin, Mary Jean, 1 Jan. 1920.
9322 Plummer, Arthur Bertram, 1 Jan. 1920.
9323 Poe, Muriel Gladys, 1 Jan. 1920.
9324 PoUard, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
9325 Pollock, Catherine Heutig, 1 Jan. 1920.
9326 Pollock, John Wilson, 1 Jan. 1920.
9327 Pond, Ethel Augusta, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9328 Ponsonby, Diamond Louise Constance, 1 Jan. 1920.

I 9329 Poole, George Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
9330 Poole, Herbert Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
9331 Pope, Frances Madge, 1 Jan. 1920.
9332 PoppleweU, Violet May, 1 Jan. 1920.
9333 Porter, Elizabeth Allison, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9334 Pott, Evelyn Mabel, 1 Jan. 1920.
9335 Pott, Gladys Sydney, 1 Jan. 1920.
9336 Potts, Dorothy FeUden, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9337 Potts, George Louis, 1 Jan. 1920.
9338 Poultney, Samuel Levi, 1 Jan. 1920.
9339 Poupart, WUUam John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9340 Powell, Benjamin Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9341 Powell, Clare Carew, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9342 Powell, David, 1 Jan. 1920.
9343 Powell, Bimbashi Felix Edmund, Bey, 1 Jan. 1920.
9344 PoweU, Frank Grove, 1 Jan. 1920.
9345 PoweU, George Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9346 Power, James Augustine, 1 Jan. 1920.
9347 Power, LeUa, 1 Jan. 1920.
9348 Pratt, Charlotte Amyand Powys, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9349 Pratt, EUzabeth Worth, 1 Jan. 1920.
9350 Pratt, Frances Margaret Ethel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9351 Pratt, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
9352 Pratt, Frank Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9353 Pratt, Hilda Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1920.
9354 Prentice, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
9355 Prescott, Charles Clark, 1 Jan. 1920.
9356 Prescott, Constance AUce, 1 Jan. 1920.
9357 Presland, Claud William, 1 Jan. 1920.
9358 Preston, Mary Augusta Margaret Nicol, Mrs. CampbeU
1 Jan. 1920.
9359 Pretty, Marguerite EmUy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9360 Price, Annie Vincent, 1 Jan. 1920.
9361 Price, Cyril OUver Rose, 1 Jan. 1920.
9362 Price, Edward French, 1 Jan. 1920.
9363 Price, John Glanville, 1 Jan. 1920.
9364 Price, Joseph Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9365 Prichard, Mabel Henrietta Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9366 Prichard, Samuel David, 1 Jan. 1920.
9367 Priest, James Darner-, 1 Jan. 1920.
9368 Priest, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
9369 Pringle, Ethel Louisa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9370 Pritchard, Charles WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9371 Pritchard Mary Ellen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9372 Proctor, Doris Brownsword, 1 Jan. 1920.
9373 Prowse, John Skardon, 1 Jan. 1920.
9374 Puckle, EmUv Alice, 1 Jan. 1920.
9375 Puddey, Henrv, 1 Jan. 1920.
9376 Puddicombe, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9377 PuUinger, Dorothea Aurelie, 1 Jan. 1920.
9378 Purcell, Thomas Edwin, 1 Jan 1920.
9379 Purdue, Harry Roy, 1 Jan. 1920.
9380 PurneU, Edward KeUy, 1 Jan. 1920.
9381 Purslow, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
9382 PursseU, Francis WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9383 Purvis, Bertha Maud IsabeUa, 1 Jan. 1920.
9384 Purvis, IsabeUe Marie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9385 Puttock, Muriel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9386 Pygall, Frank Thomas , 1 Jan. 1920
9387 Pyman, Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
9388 RactUffe, Dorothy Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
9389 Radcliffe, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9390 Radford, Lily Annie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9391 Rae, Alexander Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920,
9392 Raikes, HUda, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9393 Raikes, HUda Taunton, 1 Jan. 1920.
9394 Raine, WUUam Stephenson, 1 Jan. 1920.
9395 Raitt, Charles Palmer, 1 Jan. 1920.
9396 Ralston, Helen Ripley, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9397 Ramsay, Eleanor, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9398 Ramsay, Helen Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
9399 Ramsay, Margaret Evelyn. 1 Jan. 1920.
9400 Ramsay, Arthur George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9401 RandeU, Reginald Maurice Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9402 Ranken, Charles Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
9403 Ransom, Herbert Charies, 1 Jan. 1920.
9404 Raphael, Erne, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9405 RatcUffe Herbert Coakley, 1 Jan. 1920.
9406 Rawles, Kate Eleanor, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9407 Rawlins, Frank WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9408 Rawstome, Maria Harriet, 1 Jan. 1920.
9409 Ray, Helen MaeLaine, 1 Jan. 1920.
9410 Read, George WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9411 Read, LUian, Mrs. Rudston-, 1 Jan. 1920.
9112 Read Mary Ada Alice, Mrs. 1 Jan. 1920.
9413 Reddish, George Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
9414 Reed, Leah Lewis, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9415 Reed, Margaret Haythorne, 1 Jan. 1920.
9416 Rees, David John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9417 Rees, Henry Bernard, 1 Jan. 1920.
9418 Rees, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9419 Reeves, Mary Sybil, 1 Jan. 1920.
9420 Rehm, Eveline Lucy, 1 Jan. 1920.
9421 Reid, Andrew, 1 Jan. 1920.
9422 Reid, Frederick WUUam. 1 Jan. 1920.
9423 Reid, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9424 Reid, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9425 Reid, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9426 Reid, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
9427 Reid, Sh William, 1 Jan. 1920.

MEMBERS.

9428 Reid, WUliam Macdonald, 1 Jan. 1920.
9429 Reith, Jean Stuart, 1 Jan. 1920.
9430 Relph, John WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9431 Repton, Guy George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9432 Reside, David Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
9433 Reynolds, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
9434 Reynolds, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9435 Riach, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9436 Richards, Eleanora Kathleen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9437 Richards, Jane Wilson Dixon, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9438 Richards, John Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
9439 Richardson, David, 1 Jan. 1920.
9441 Richardson, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9442 Richardson, Maria Isabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9443 Richardson, Peter, 1 Jan. 1920.
9444 Richardson, WUUam. 1 Jan. 1920.
9445 Rickard, Barbara, 1 Jan. 1920.
9446 Rickenbach, Frieda, 1 Jan. 1920.
9447 Ridehalgh, Gertrude Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
9448 Ridland, Charles Forbes, 1 Jan. 1920.
9449 Ridley, Eustace, 1 Jan. 1920.
9450 Ridley, Mary Constance, 1 Jan. 1920.
9451 Rigg, Hubert MacMullen, 1 Jan. 1920.
9452 RUey, George Willis, 1 Jan. 1920
9453 Rimer, Alfred Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9454 Rimtagton, Frederick James, 1 Jan. 1920
9455 Ritchie, Alice Maude, 1 Jan. 1920.
9456 Ritchie, Charles John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9457 Rivet, Albert Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9458 Rix, Lucy Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9459 Road, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
9460 Robbins, Gertrude Florence Evelme, Mrs, 1 Jan 1920.
9461 Robertson, Margaret HiU, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9462 Roberts Arthur Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9463 Roberts, Evan, 1 Jan. 1920.
9464 Roberts, Dene Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9465 Roberts, WUUam Ivor, 1 Jan. 1920.
9466 Robertson, Ann Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
9467 Robertson, Arthur Hurles, 1 Jan. 1920.
9468 Robertson, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9469 Robertson, Jean Dewar, 1 Jan 1929.
9470 Robertson, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9471 Robertson, WiUiam Eugene, 1 Jan. 1920.
9472 Robinow, WUUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9473 Robins, Harry George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9474 Robinson, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
9475 Robinson, Doris Firth, 1 Jan. 1920.
9476 Robinson, Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9477 Robinson, Frederick Anthony, 1 Jan. 1920.
9478 Robinson, George Fox, 1 Jan. 1920.
9479 Robinson, Henry WiUiam Bradley, 1 Jan. 1920.
9480 Robinson, James Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9481 Robinson, Percy HoUand, 1 Jan. 1920.
9482 Robinson, WUliam Walker, 1 Jan. 1920.
9483 Robson, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9484 Robson, WiUiam Tuke, 1 Jan. 1920.
9485 Rochdale, Beatrice Mary, Baroness. 1 Jan. 1920.
9486 Roche, Francis Patrick, 1 Jan. 1920.
9487 Rodhouse, Alfred Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9488 Roffe, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9489 Roger, Herbert Campbell, 1 Jan. 1920.
9490 Rogers, Florence Crichton, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9491 Rogers, Frederick Henry, 1 Jan. 1929.
9492 Rogers, Gilbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9493 Rogers, Mary Georgina Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9494 Rogers, Timothy, 1 Jan. 1920.
9495 Rogerson, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9496 Rolfe, Richard Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
9497 RoUings, WUliam George Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
9498 Rollo, William John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9499 Rolt, Frederick Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9500 Ronald, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9501 Ronaldson, Thomas Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
9502 Rorison, George Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9503 Rose, Hannah Catherine 1 Jan. 1920.
9504 Rose, Harold GreenweU, 1 Jan. 1920.
9505 Roskrow, Albert Cyril, 1 Jan. 1920.
9506 Ross, Millicent Ellen, 1 Jan. 1920.
9507 Rosser, Thomas Newland, 1 Jan. 1920.
9508 Rouquette, Gladys Howard, Mrs, 1 Jan 1920
9509 Rouse. Alfred Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9510 Routledge, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9511 Rowe, Alfred Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9512 Rowe. Arthur William, 1 Jan. 1920.
9513 Rowledge, Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9514 Royds, Annie Bourne, 1 Jan. 1920.
9515 Royds, Margaret Ada, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9516 Roylance, Ethel Manford, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9517 Royle, Leonard, 1 Jan. 1920.
9518 Roythorne, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9519 Ruby, Anna Colburn, 1 Jan. 1920,
9520 Ruddick, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9521 Ruddin, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9522 Ruddle, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9523 Ruffer, Ferdinand Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9524 Rushall, Richard BosweU, 1 Jan 1920.
9525 Russell, Arthur Edward Ian Montague, 1 Jan. 1920.
9526 Russell, Ethel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9527 Russell, George Shipton, 1 Jan. 1920.
9528 Russell, Henry Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.

9529
9530 953195329533 95349535953695379538
9539 954095419542 9543
9544 95459546 95479548 9549 95509551
9552 9553955495559556955795589559
9560 9561956295639564 9565
9566 95679568956995709571 9572
9573957495759576 95779578
95799580 9581
958295839584
9585 95869587 9588
958995909591959295939594
9595 9596
95979598959996009601
960296039604
960596069607
960896099610961196129613
9614 96159616961796189619
96209621 9622
962396249625962696279628

Russell, Janie, 1 Jan. 1920.
Russell, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Russell, Mary Ruth, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rutter, Richard Golden, 1 Jan. 1920.
Rvcroft, Percy Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sabine, Dorothy Gladys, 1 Jan. 1920.
Saer, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sage, Arthur Reginald, 1 Jan. 1920.
Saint, Rosa Charlotte, 1 Jan. 1920.
St. Barbe, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
St. Lawrence, Bertha Mary, Mrs. Gaisford-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Salmon, Joseph Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
Salmon, William John Cecil Bedford, 1 Jan. 1920.
Salsbury, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Samuel, Argia Alicia Casmha, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Samuel, Thomas John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sammut, Florence, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1920.
Sanders, Hilda, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sansom, William Campbell, 1 Jan. 1920.
Saunders, Lilian Beatrice Anna, 1 Jan. 1920.
Saunders, Thomas Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sawdon, Frank Reginald, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sawyer, Hedley, 1 Jan. 1920.
Saxon, Amy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Saxton, Amy Harriette, 1 Jan. 1920.
Say, Geoffrey Baldwin, 1 Jan. 1920
faayer, Thomas Lewes, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scanlon, Leonard Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scannell, James Berchmans, 1 Jan. 1920.
Schierwater, Charles Adolf, 1 Jan. 1920.
Setoff, Otto, 1 Jan. 1920.
Schlesinger, Richard Alphonse, 1 Jan. 1920.
Schofteld, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scholefield, George Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scorer, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scott, Alexander Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scott, Archibald, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scott, Elizabeth Mabel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scott, Frank Stanley, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scott, Isabel Mary Gordon, 1 Jan. 1920
Scott, Isabella, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scott, Nora Carlyle, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scott, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scott, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scott, Thomas John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Screech, George Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scrimshaw, Ellen Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scudamore, Sybil Frances, Mrs. Lucas-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scully, James Donald, 1 Jan. 1920.
Scurlock, Daniel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Searle, Susan Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
Searles, Sydney William, 1 Jan. 1920.
Seaton; Peter, 1 Jan. 1920.
Seddon, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sedgwick, Susie, 1 Jan. 1920.
Selby, Elizabeth Mary Alice, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1920.
Selby, Thomas James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sell, Edith Lilian, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Selous, Gerald Holgate, 1 Jan. 1920.
Senn, Charles Herman, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sergeant, Wilfred Oswald Faithfull, 1 Jan. 1920.
Seyfang, BveUne Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
Seymour, Arthur George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Seymour, Cynthia Charlotte, 1 Jan. 1920.
Seymour, Frederick Powell, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shand, EUza EveUne Kynoch-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shannons, Frederick Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sharp, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sharpe, Daniel Crawford, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sharrock, Alice Edith, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shaw, David Nairn, 1 Jan. 1920
Shaw, Edward Harry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shaw, Helen Brown, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shaw, Josephine, Mrs. Rawson-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shaw, Mary Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shaw, Richard Holgate. 1 Jan. 1920.
Sheldon, Harold, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shepherd, Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shepherd, Charles Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shepherd, Frederick Hawkesworth Sinclair, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sheppard, Alfred Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sheppard, Mary Constance, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sheppard Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
ShiUaker, James Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shines, Christian, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shorland, Elizabeth Freeman, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Short, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shotton, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Shubrick, Eleanor Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sibbald Arthur Trevitt, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sidney, Leicester Philip, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sigrist, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sim, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Simey, Alma Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Simmonds, Frederick Victor, 1 Jan. 1920.
Simmons, Frederic Vital, 1 Jan. 1920.
Simnkins, Ernest Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Simpson, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Simpson, Jeanie Nelson Taylor, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Simpson, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.

699

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

9629 963096319632 9633
96349635963696379638
963996409641964296439644964596469647 9648
96499650965196529653
9654 9655965696579658
9659 966096619662 9663
9664
9665 96669667

9670 9671
96729673967496759676967796789679
9680 968196829683968496859686 9687

9690 9691
969296939694969596969697

97009701970297039704
9705 970897099710
971197129713971497159716971797189719 9720
97219722 9723
9724 972597269727972897299730

Simpson, Mary Helen, 1 Jan. 1920.
Simpson, WUliam Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sims, John WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sinclah, George Fraser, 1 Jau. 1920.
Sinclah, Ellen Lowry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Skeens, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Skelsey, Richard Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Skerman, Oscar, 1 Jan. 1920.
Skevington, Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
SkUbeck, Mary Alethea, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Skinner, Christian Laing, 1 Jan. 1920.
Skipper, Henry Hubert, 1 Jan. 1920.
Skhrow, Florence, 1 Jan. 1920.
Slade, Edward Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Slade, Mary EUzabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
Slater, Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
Slater, George Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Slater, John Gladstone, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smale, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Small, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Small, WUliam Keane, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smart, Herbert Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smellie, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Constance Brightman, Mrs. Bassett-, 1 Jau. 1920,
Smith, Edith Mabel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Edwin Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Elizabeth Frances Jane Oke, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, EUa Gertrude Castleman-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Ernest WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Eva Agnes, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Frederick Robertson, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, George Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Helen, Mrs. WUloughby-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, James, 1 Jan, 1920.
Smith, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, John LleweUin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Joseph Alfred Punton, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Mabel Rouse-, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Margaret Newbigging, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Percival, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Sarah Louisa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Stanley WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Thomas Armstrong, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Thomas Sinclah, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, Wvke Catterson-, 1 Jan. 1920
Smith, WiUiam Haynes, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smith, WiUiam Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
Smyth, Jane Robinson, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Snodgrass, Burns, 1 Jan. 1920.
Snow, Daisy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Snow, HUda Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1920.
Snowdon, John Henry Reed, 1 Jan. 1920.
Snowie, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
Soman, Mariette Eileen, 1 Jan. 1920.
Sotham, Louise Victoria Gisela, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Soutar, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Southam, Arthur Henry Ridgway, 1 Jan. 1920.
Southam, Thomas Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
Spadaccini, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Spencer, Blanche Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Spencer, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
Spencer, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
SpUler, John Wyatt, 1 Jan. 1920.
Spottiswoode, Robert Cottinson D'Esterre, 1 Jan. 1920.
Squance, Miuiel Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
Staddon, Kate Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stagg, Arthur George, 1 Jan. 1920.
Staiuthorp, Amy, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stalker, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
StaUey, Ernest AUred, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stanbury, George Crocker, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stanley, Rowland John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stanton, Ernest WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stanton, Helen Emma, 1 Jan. 1902.
Stebbtag, Henry Mark, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stedman, Albert Douglas, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stenning, Jessie, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stephens, Adelaide Charlotte Edith, Mrs, 1 Jau. 1920.
Stephens, Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stephens, Einna Gwendolen, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stephens, WiUiam John, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stert, Mabel, 1 Jan. 1920.
Steuart, Maud Anne Sophia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stevens, Arthur Michael Bygholm, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stevens, Frederick Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stevenson, EUeen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stevenson, Hilda, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stevenson, Rev. Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stevenson, John Proctor, 1 Jan. 1920.
Steward, WiUiam Arthur Briault, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stewart, Agnes Paterson, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stewart, Charles, 1 Jan '920.
Stewart, Donald Alexander i Jan. 1920.
Stewart, Duncan, 1 Jau. 1920.
Stewart, Ethel, 1 Jan. 1«20.
Stewart, Hugh Henry Boyd, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stewart, Walter Grahame, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stewart, Walter Richard Shaw, 1 Jan. 1920.
Stewart, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.

9731 Stickney, Evelyn Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
9732 Stigger, Horace Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
9733 Stobart. Harriet Katie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9734 Stocks, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9735 Stoddard, Reginald Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9736 Stokes, Robert Day, 1 Jan. 1920.
9737 Stokes, Sarah Shelton, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9738 Stone, Benjamin Game, 1 Jan. 1920.
9739 Stone, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9740 Stoneham, Florence Marie Louisa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
9741 Stoneman, John OUver Veysey, 1 Jan. 1920.
9742 Stones, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9743 Stopford, Annette HUda, 1 Jan. 1920.
9744 Storey, Florence Lizzie, 1 Jan. 1920.
9745 Storey, George Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
9746 Storrie, John Hay AtwaU, 1 Jan. 1920.
9747 StoweU, Harold Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
9748 Strachan, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9749 Stratford, Rosalin Mabel, Mrs. Wingfield-, 1 Jan. 1920.
9750 Stratton, Percy Montague, 1 Jan. 1920.
9751 Stratton, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9752 Straus, Blanche, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9753 Straw, Arthur Roger, 1 Jan. 1920.
9754 Street, Joseph Mansfield, 1 Jan. 1920.
9755 Stringer, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
9756 Stroud, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
9757 Stroud, Arthur May, 1 Jan. 1920.
9758 Stuart, Wiuefriede Fairiess, Mrs. Fairless, 1 Jan. 1920.
9759 Studdart, Isabel, Mrs. Naunton-, 1 Jan. 1290.
9760 Sudbury, Evelyn Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
9761 Sullivan, Dorothy Evelyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
9762 Sullivan, Daniel, 1 Jan. 1920.
9763 Sulman, Helena Catharine, 1 Jan. 1920.
9764 Summers, Edward Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
9765 Sutton, Albert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9766 Swallow, Clara, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9767 Swan, John Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9768 Swann, Grace Elsie, 1 Jan. 1920.
9769 Swanton, Margaret EUeen Pasley, 1 Jan. 1920.
9770 Swinson, Ethel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9771 Sykes, Annie, Mrs. Knowles, 1 Jan. 1920.
9772 Sykes, Charles Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9773 Sykes, Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9774 Symon, Lesley Kilmeny, 1 Jan. 1920.
9775 Syrett, Sidney James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9776 Taffs, Herbert WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9777 Tait, Charles WUson, 1 Jan. 1920.
9778 Tait, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9779 Talbot, Ernest Edward Austin, 1 Jan. 1920.
9800 TaUack, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9801 Tanner, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9802 Tansley, Emily Amelia, 1 Jan. 1920.
9803 Taphouse, Alfred John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9804 Tapp, Egerton Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
9805 Tasker, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
9806 Tasker, George Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9807 Tavener, Veronica Mary Agnes, 1 Jan. 1920.
9808 Tayler, Frank Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
9809 Taylor, Arnold, 1 Jan. 1920.
9810 Taylor, Alfred Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
9811 Taylor, Andrew WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9812 Taylor, Clara Jane, 1 Jan. 1920.
9813 Taylor, Eleanor Bessie Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
9814 Taylor, Fred, 1 Jan. 1920.
9815 Taylor, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
9816 Taylor, Gwynnedd Lefer, 1 Jan. 1920.
9817 Taylor, Irene, 1 Jan. 1920.
9818 Taylor, IsabeUa, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9819 Taylor, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9820 Taylor, Mabel Frances, 1 Jan. 1920.
9821 Taylor, Margaret Hector, 1 Jan. 1920.
9822 Taylor, Oscar Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9823 Taylor, Selina Emma, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9824 Taylor, WUliam Arthur Trevor, 1 Jan. 1920.
9825 Taylor, WUUam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9826 Taylor, WiUiam Henry Forbes, 1 Jan. 1920.
9827 Teagle, AUce Annie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9828 Teare, Robert Arminius Beaumont, 1 Jan. 1920.
9829 Terry, Walter Eyre, 1 Jan. 1920.
9830 Theakston, WiUiam Pease, 1 Jan. 1920.
9831 Thomas, Arthur Lloyd, 1 Jan. 1920.
9832 Thomas, Dulcibel Cathertoe Ktuta, 1 Jan. 1920.
9833 Thomas, James Bertram, 1 Jan. 1920.
9834 Thomas, Lavinia, Mrs. Ridley-, 1 Jan. 1920.
9835 Thomas, Rev. Richard Everard, 1 Jan. 1920.
9836 Thomas, WUliam Howard, 1 Jan. 1920.
9837 Thompson, Charles John Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
9838 Thompson, Helena Agnes Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
9839 Thompson, Ina Sophia, 1 Jan. 1920.
9840 Thompson, James Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
9841 Thompson, Lorna, 1 Jan. 1920.
9842 Thompson, Nathan, 1 Jan. 1920.
9843 Thompson, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9844 Thompson, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9845 Thomson, Alfred Ebenzer Spence, 1 Jan. 1920.
9846 Thomson, Daniel, 1 Jan. 1920.
9847 Thomson, David, 1 Jan. 1920.
9848 Thomson, Frances Beresford, 1 Jan. 1920.
9849 Thomson, Frances Ingleton, 1 Jan. 1920.
9850 Thomson, Robert Currie, 1 Jan. 1920.
700

MEMBERS.

9851 Thorley, William Frederick, 1 Jau. 1920
9852 Thorman, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
9854 Thorpe, Helen Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
9855 Thorpe, Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
9856 Thorpe, Stanley WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9857 Threlford, WUliam Lacon, 1 Jan. 1920
9858 Thunder, Dene Mary, 1 Jan. 1920
9859 Thurlow, Edith Marian, 1 Jan. 1920.
9860 Thwaites, Joseph Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920
9861 Thynne, Katharine Angela, 1 Jan. 1920.
9862 Tiarks, Sophie Louise, 1 Jan. 1920.
9863 Tierney, Francis Michael, 1 Jan. 1920
9864 Tilbury, Edith Jane, 1 Jan. 1920
9865 TiUard, Ethel HUda, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
9866 TUlett, Amy Henrietta, 1 Jan. 1920
9867 Tivy, Evelyn Laura, 1 Jan. 1920.
9868 Tod, James Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920
9869 Todd, Georgina, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9870 Todd, Gerald Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
9871 Todd, Albert Rudolf Lochlein-, 1 Jan. 1920
9872 Toke, Nicolas Eyare, 1 Jan. 1920.
9873 Tomlto, Henry Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
9874 Tomlinson, AUce May, 1 Jan. 1920.
9875 Tomlinson, Tom Ashton, 1 Jan. 1920.
9876 Toms, Stanley Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
9877 Tonge, Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9878 Tonge, Frederick WUliam John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9879 Tonkin, Harold John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9880 Toovey, Thomas Regtaald, 1 Jan. 1920.
9881 Topham, Jane Grace Cowan, 1 Jan. 1920.
9882 Tough, James Macgillivray, 1 Jan. 1920.
9883 Towers, Thomas Peacock, 1 Jan. 1920.
9884 Tracy, Kate Adelaide, 1 Jau. 1920.
9885 Trattl, Margaret Isabelle, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9886 Trant, Hope, 1 Jan. 1920.
9887 Trench, Catherine Ann e Swetenham, Mrs, 1 Jan.
9888 Tribe, EUeen Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
9889 Tripp, WiUiam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9890 Trott, Nelson HU1, 1 Jan. 1920.
9891 Truscott, Frederick George Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
9892 Tucker, Catherine Peterkta, Mrs, 1 Jau. 1920.
9893 Tucker, Douglas WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
9894 Tudor, Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
9895 Tunnicliff, Edward Jones, 1 Jan. 1920.
9896 Turk, Erich, 1 Jan. 1920.
9897 TurnbuU, Alice Helen, 1 Jan. 1920.
9898 TurnbuU, Amy Ruth, 1 Jan. 1920.
9899 TurnbuU, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9900 Turner, Caroltae, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9901 Turner, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9902 Turner, EmUy EUza, 1 Jan. 1920.
9903 Turner, Helen Gertrude, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9904 Turner, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9905 Turner, WUliam Leslie, 1 Jan. 1920.
9906 Turpin, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
9907 Tweedy, Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
9908 Tweedy, Hugh James, 1 Jan. 1920.
9909 Tyler, Walter Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9910 Underwood, Eric Gordon, 1 Jan. 1920.
9911 Unthank, Agnes Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
9912 Unwin, Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9913 Usher, George Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
9914 Usher, Tom Caizley, 1 Jan. 1920.
9915 Valentine, George Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9916 Valentine, Herbert Hughes, 1 Jan. 1920.
9917 Vandeleur, Mary Evelyn, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9918 Vasse, Kate, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9919 Vaughan, Ethel Dene, 1 Jan. 1920.
9920 VerraU, Marian Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
9921 Vince, John BUlinton, 1 Jan. 1920.
9922 Vine, Alfred Bertram, 1 Jan. 1920.
9923 des Voeux, Violet Samana, 1 Jan. 1920.
9924 Vyse, Ethel May, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9925 Wade, Elmira Margaret Louisa, 1 Jan. 1920.
9926 Waight, Daisy OUve, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9927 Wainwright, Amy Grace, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9928 Wakefield, Frank Howard, 1 Jan. 1920.
9929 Walden, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9930 Walker, Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
9931 Walker, Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9932 Walker, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9933 Walker, Jessie Winchester, Mrs.. 1 Jan. 1920.
9934 Walker, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9935 Walker. Lucy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9936 Walker, Reginald Field, 1 Jan. 1920.
9937 Walker, Sophie, Mrs. Gamble-, 1 Jan. 1920.
9938 Walker, Thomas Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
9939 Wallace, John Thompson, 1 Jan. 1920.
9940 Waller, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9941 Walsh, Ann Pollexfen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9942 Walsh, Arthur Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
9943 Walsh, Marguerite Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
9944 Walsh, William Trevor Hayne 1 Jan. 1920.
9945 Walsh, WUliam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
9946 Walters, Samuel, 1 Jan. 1920.
9947 Walton, Nellie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9948 Walton, Harold Conrad, 1 Jan. 1920.
9949 Walton, Stanley, 1 Jan. 1920.
9950 Warburton, Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
9951 Warburton, Mabel Clarisse, 1 Jan. 1920.

1920.

22_2 Ward, Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
9953 Ward, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
llrt Sar(?' Howara Percy, 1 Jan. 1920
qoIr ward' Sabeli Mary Desborough, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9956 Ward, Mary Alexandria, 1 Jan. 1920.
22_Z Sard- Th°msis Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
™» Warden, Henry George, 1 Jan. 1920.
0959 Ware, Louisa, 1 Jan. 1920
22?? Sare' llalPh Ernest, 1 Jan. 1920.
2221 m"10^' c™llla AUan, Mrs. Picton-, 1 Jan. 1920.
222? Warmsley, Jennie, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
«„_? Warren, EUen Winifred Anne, Mrs., 1 Jan. 1920.
222J Sarren> Frederick John, 1 Jan. 1920.
9965 Warren, Matthew, 1 Jan. 1920
9966 Warriner, Fred, 1 Jan. 1920.
22S W,a?ey> Bvelyn Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
n2S Waterman, Elizabeth Margaret, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
22S2 Sai,ers- Charles Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
22,9 Watkins, Arthur Muriel, 1 Jan. 1920.
9971 Watkins, William, 1 Jan. 1920
9972 Watlington, Victor, 1 Jan. 1920
22i? Watson, Agnes Mary, Mrs, 1 Jau. 1920.
9974 Watson, Arthur William, 1 Jan. 1920
221? Sat30n' Edith Hay, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9976 Watson, Harris, 1 Jan. 1920
9977 Watson, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
2221 Watson, Joseph Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
2212 Watson, Maud Edith Eleanor, 1 Jan. 1920.
9980 Watson, Pamela Ethel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9981 Watson, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920
9982 Watson, Victor James Carter, 1 Jan 1920
9983 Watson, WUliam Law, 1 Jan. 1920
9984 Watson, WUliam Wallace, 1 Jan. 1920
9985 Watt, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9986 Watterson, Percy Gill, 1 Jan. 1920
9987 Watts, Arthur Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
9988 Watts, Charlotte Helen, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
9989 Watts, Emily, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
9990 Watts, Hugh Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
9991 Watts, Mary Manning, 1 Jan. 1920.
9992 Waugh, Walter Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
9993 Weaver, Alexander Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
9994 Weaver, Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1920
9995 Weaver. Henry, 1 Jan. 1920
9996 Weaver, John, 1 Jan. 192_.
9997 Webb. Arthur George, 1 Jan. 1920.
9998 Webb, Frank Hart, 1 Jan. 1920.
9999 Webb, Percy Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,000 Webber, Katharine Stanton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,001 Webber, Mowbray Frederick Vivian James Arthur,
1 Jan. 1920.
10,002 Weber, Barbara, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,003 Webster, James Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,004 Wedgwood, Mary Euphrazia, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,005 Wedlake, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,006 Weedall, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,007 Weeks, Percy Frank, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,008 Weighill, AUice, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,009 Weh, Edith Margaret Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,010 Welch, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,011 Welch, Joseph Hubbard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,012 Wells, Joseph Francs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,013 WeUs, John Wardle, 1 Jan. 1920.
1 0,014 Wench, Una Margaret Kerry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,015 Wensley, Frederick Porter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,016 Wentworth, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,017 West, David Cockburn, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,018 West, Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,019 West, Ellen, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,020 West, Stanley George Norn an, 1 Jan. 1920,
10,021 Westell, Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,022 Westell, Edgar Lawton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,023 Westhead, Marian Lucy, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,024 Westmacott, James Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,025 Weston, Robert Ogilvy, 1 Jau. 1920.
10,026 Whaley, Francis Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,027 Whartarst, Alfred John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,028 Wheat, Thomas Milnes, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,029 Wheeler, Arthur George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,030 Wheeler, George Herbert. 1 Jan. 1920-
10,031 Wheeler, Henry Charles, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,032 Whinney, Gladys, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,033 Whitbread, Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,034 Whitby, Beatrice Mary Elizabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,035 Whitby, Stafford Beeston, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,036 White, Frank George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,037 White, Frederick WaUis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,038 White, Hilda Annie, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,039 White, Kathleen Cameron, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,040 Whitehead, Arthur John, 1 Jan. 1920
10,041 Whitehead, Irene Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,042 Whitehouse, Edwin St. John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 043 Whitehouse, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,044 Whitfield, Muriel Frances, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,045 Whitfield, Avery Alfred, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,046 Whitley, Leonard Vincent, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,047 Whitmee, Andrew Conder, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,048 Whittaker, Joseph Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,049 Whitty, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,050 Whitworth, Edith, Mrs.. 1 Jan. 1920.

701

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

10,051 Whyatt, Charles Sidney, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,052 Whyte, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,053 Wicks, Ernest Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,054 Widdowson, Dorothy, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 055 Wight, Mabel, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,056 Wightman, Florence Oldfield, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,057 Wigley, Kathleen Sincliar, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,058 Wigley, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,059 WUbraham, Hugh Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,060 WUcock, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,061 Wilke, Bessie Dayrell, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,062 WUkinson, ClenneU Anstruther, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,063 WUlans, Gordon Jeune, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,064 Wittcox, WUliam Garratt, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,065 WiUett, Thomas Charies, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,066 Williams, Charles George, 1 Jan. 1920,
10,067 WUliams, Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,068 Williams, Edward Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,069 WilUams, George Owen, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,070 WUUams, Jessie Wilhelmina, Mrs. Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,071 Williams, Morgan, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,072 WUliams, Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,073 WUliams, Richard Trefor, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,074 Williams, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,075 WUliams, William George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,076 WUliams, WUliam Lewis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,077 WUliams, Winifred Mary, Mrs. Berkeley, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,078 WiUiamson, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,079 WiUiamson, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,080 WUlis, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,081 WUlis, Frederick Bainbridge, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,082 WUlson, Emily Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,083 WUlson, Harold Leonard James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,084 WiUson, Percy Arden, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,085 WUmshurst, Thomas Percival, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,087 WUson, Alexander Poole, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,088 WUson, Annie WUhelmina, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,089 Wilson, Caroline Adtoi, Mrs. Cams-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,090 Wilson, Edith Matilda Clementine, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,091 WUson, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,092 WUson, Henry Joseph Fullock, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,093 WUson, Ivy Madge, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,094 WUson, James Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,095 WUson, James Naismith, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,096 WUson, Jessie Millar. 1 Jau. 1920.
10,097 WUson, Rev. John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,098 WUson, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,099 WUson, Robert Alexander, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,100 WUson, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,101 WUson, WUliam John Denman, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,102 Winby, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,103 Winder, Charles Bertram, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,104 Winder, Penelope, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,105 Windiate, Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,106 Windsor, Maurice, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,107 Winfleld, Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,108 Wingate, Gerald Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,109 Winstanley. Denys Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,110 Winstanley, Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,111 Winterbotham, Clara Frances, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,112 Withers. George Mould, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,113 Witts, Gulielma Ewart, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,114 Wolfe, Ernest Montague, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,115 Wollen, EmUy Hilda, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,116 Wood, Benjamin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,117 Wood, David William, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,118 Wood, Dorothy, Lady, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,119 Wood, George Ellis, 1 Jau. 1920.
10,120 Wood, Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,121 Wood, Gladys, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,122 Wood, Grace Eliza, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,123 Wood, Harry Brounton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,124 Wood, Louisa Jane, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,125 Wood, May, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,126 Wood, WUliam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,127 Woodcock, Henry Chadwick, 1 Jan. 1920
10,128 Woodcock, Walter SheUaker, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,129 Woodell, Florence Ernestine, 1 Jan. 1920.
10.130 Woodeson, Edward Seymour, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,131 Woodhead, Herbert Miall, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,132 Woodmore, WiUiam James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,133 Woodroffe, Alban James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,134 Woodroofe, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,135 Woods, Margery Adah, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,136 Woodward, Frederick Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,137 Woolcombe, LUian Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,138 Wooldridge, Jane Anne, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,139 Woolley, Constance Maria, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,140 Woolley, Frederick George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,141 Worlidge, Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,142 Wormald, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,143 Worrall, Gladstone Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,144 Wright, Arthur James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,145 Wright, Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,146 Wright, James Brown, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,147 Wright, J. M, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,148 Wright, John, 1 Jan. 1020.
10,149 Wright, Thomas Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,150 Wrighton, Amelia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,151 Wrigley, Vincent Shiers, 1 Jan. 1920.

10,152 Wuidart, Jules Reuleaux ,1 Jan. 1920.
10 153 Wurtzburg, Margaret Caroline, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 154 Wybrow, Albert William, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,155 Wykes, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,156 Wylson, Oswald Cane, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,157 Wynnes, James Cumming, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,158 Yates, Florence, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,159 Yates, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,160 Yearsley, Clare Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,161 Yeates, Percy Thomas Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,162 YeUoly, Robert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,163 Yeo, Richard Forster, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,164 Yeoman, John Pattison, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,165 Young, CoUn, 1 Jan. 1920. ,
10,166 Young, Elizabeth Diana, 1 Jau. 1920.
10,167 Young, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,168 Young, Harry Maurice, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,169 Young, James Robert Spencer, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,170 Young, Nathaniel James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,171 Young, Thomas Pettigrew, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,172 Young, Winifred, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,173 Bennett, George Richard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,174 Bustard, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,175 Byas, Hugh Fulton, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,176 Carter, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,177 Cockburn, James Lowrie, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,178 Craig, Robert James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,179 Cumming, Ida Georgina, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,180 Cuthbert, Helena Eliza, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,181 Dexter, Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,182 Dickson, Beatrice Beaupte, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,183 Eckford, Reginald Henderson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,184 Evans, Edward Pritchard, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,185 Fahweather, Amelia, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,186 Farra, Robert Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,187 Gibson, Agnes, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,188 Gibson, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,189 Gowan, George D'Olier, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,190 Goward, Raymond Spencer, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,191 Griffith, Griffith, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,192 Hadkinson, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,193 Harrison, Frederick, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,194 Hide, Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,195 Hogarth, Frederick WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,196 Hogg, John Drummond, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,197 Howie, LeUa AdeUne, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,198 Inglis, Dorothy Winifred, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,199 Dwin, Eric Barnby, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,200 Johnson, Percy Faraday, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,201 Jones, Herbert Thomas Averay-, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,202 Lawson, Nellie Elizabeth, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,203 Macdonald, Herman Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,204 Maclean, Henrietta Laura, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,205 McMurray, Elizabeth Eleanor, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,206 Marsh, Jane, Mrs, Earle, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,207 Pardon, Eva, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,208 St. Maur, Nina Mabel Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,209 Simpson, Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,210 UnderhiU, Frances Olive, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,211 Wilson, Florence Aline, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,212 Abdullah Khan, Jemadar, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,213 Alexander, Arnold, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,214 Attar Sing, Jemadar, 1 Jan. 1920. (it.)
10,215 Chester, Stephen Charles Robert, 1 Jan. 1920. (Tt.)
10,216 Dawson, Keith CyrU Darlington, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,217 Dickson, Eric James, 1 Jan. 1920. (it )
10,218 Dobson, George Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,219 Dyer. Albert John, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,220 Glazebrook, Edward John, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,221 Hakim Khan, Risaldar, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,222 HamUton, Patrick Swinglehurst, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,223 Harridence, Robert Treslove, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,224 Howes, William Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,225 Khan Sahib Boi Khan, Bahudur, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,226 Khan Sikandar Hayat Khan, Khadar, 1 Jan. 1920. (It.)
10,227 Looney, Daniel, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10 228 LoveU. WUliam Day, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,229 Lowther, Thomas Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,230 McKim, Frederick George, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,231 Muhammad Skarif Khan, Jemadar, 1 Jan. 1920. (a.)
10,232 Naughton, Thomas Henry, 1 Jan. 1920. (at.)
10,233 Piatt, WUliam Percival, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,234 Johnson, Joseph Pratt, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,235 Ranade, Yashwan Bhicajee, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,236 Rayner, Ralph Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10.237 Ryder, Edward Northern, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,238 Shah Bumber, Subadar, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,239 Stirling, Charles McKidd, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,240 Williams, Friend Isaac, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,241 Yasin Khan, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,242 Young, James, 1 Jan. 1920. (it.)
10,243 Graham, Ronald, 1 Jan. 1020. (M.)
10,214 Morrow, Charles Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,244a Addiscott, Elizabeth Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2446 Alexander, Margaret Katharine, Hon. Mrs. Walter,
1 Jan. 1920.
10,244c Anderson, James Alexander. 1 Jan. 1920.
10,244d Banner, Myra, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,24to Beresford, Dorothy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
10,244/ Blake, William Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.

702

MEMBERS.

10,244(7 Blenkinsop, John Matthewson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,244ft Blood, Hon. Geraldine Mary Mrs, 1 Jan 1920
10,245(t Bowman, Hugh, 1 Jan. 1920'.
10,2455 Bridge, Arthur George, 1 Jan. 1920
10,245c Bryant, WiUiam Henry, 1 Jan. 1920
10,245(2 Burtt, WilUam Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,245e Du Cane, Arthur George, 1 Jan. 1920
10,245/ Chilton, Ruth Helen Jane, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,245(7 Cole, Albert Percy, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,245ft Congreve, Ehene, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,246a Cornwell, Lily Elizabeth Frances, 1 Jan 1920.
10,2466 Craske, Mabel Annetta, 1 Jan. 1920
10,246c Crone, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,246a' Crowe, WiUiam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,246e Cumming, Phoebe Eleanor, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920
10,246/ Cutforth, John AshUn, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,246s> Dease, Mary O'Kelly, 1 Jan. 1920
10,246A Defries, Wolf, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,247a Donald, David Angus, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2476 Douglas, Gwendoline Ethel, Mrs, Sholto-, 1 Jan. 1920
10,247c Duncan, Margaret ElmsUe, 1 Jan. 1920
10,247(2 Elkington, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,247. Evans, Harold Butler Wyn, 1 Jan. 1920
10,247/ Fasey, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,247(7 Fielding, Thomas Henry, 1 Jan. 1920
10,248a Flanagan, Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2486 Fox, Arthur Wtogate. 1 Jan. 1920
10,248c French, Hilda Dillwyn, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,248i_ Gammon, Edith OUve, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,248. Gartside, Vincent, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,248f Gordon, Frank Lindsay, 1 Jan. 1920
10,2480 Gratwick, Doris HUda, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,218ft Guriing, Albert Edwin, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,249a HaU, Audrey EUzabeth Kathleen, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2496 Hammond, Edith, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,249c Hannon, Marion Coulson, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,249(2 HauxweU, Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,249. Henning, Gladys, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,249/ Hook, Reginald Myles, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,249(7 Howard, Violet Angel, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,249ft Howell, George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,250a Hubble, WilUam ColUster, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2506 Hutchinson, Beryl Butterworth, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,250c Jenkinson, William Russell, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,250i Jones, John, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,250. King, BasU, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,250/ Knowles, George Potter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,250sr Kydd, Oswald Jensen, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,250ft Lambourne, Christopher, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,251a Lavy, Rev. Ernest Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2516 Leal, Winifred Marie Louise, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,251. Lilly, Walter Elsworthy, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,251(2 Little, James Raymond, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,251. Lund, Wilfred George. 1 Jan. 1920.
10,251/ McQuade, William, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,251.- Macredie, Hastings George Cunningham, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,251ft Mahony, Mary Ellen, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,252a MaUinson, Clarice Elsie, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2526 MiUer, Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,252c Moffat, Elijah James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,252(2 Ogttvy, Walter, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,252. Perrey, Albert Victor George, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,252/ Van de Pol, Florence Clara, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,252(7 Prest, EUen Gertrude, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,252ft Reid, Thomas Ebenezer, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,253a Rickman, Mary Charlotte Murray, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2536 Riley, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,253c Robertson, James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,253d! Robertson, Margaret Ida, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,253e Robinson, Dorothy Faith, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,253/ Sedgwick, Richard Romney, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,253.- Shackleton, WilUam, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,253ft Shaw, Isabella Mackintosh, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,254a Smith, Frederick Herbert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2546 Smith, Mathew, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,254(2 Stansfield, John Fhth, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,254. Steele, Arnold Francis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,254/ Stephens, Albert, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,254.- Stock, Enid Amy, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,254ft Strawn, Frances May, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,255a Stuart, Charles Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2556 Taylor, Deborah Phipps, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,255c Thorneloe, Arthur Joseph, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,255(2 Titterington, Edward John Goodall, 1 Jan. 1920.
' 10,255c Tracey, Isabel Audrey, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,255/ Tuck, AUce Mary, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,255a Wager, May Frances, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,255ft Walker, Herbert Arthur, 1 Jan. 1920
10,256a Waring, Margaret Ehzabeth, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2566 WiUiamson, Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,256e Wood, Dennis, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,256(2 Wood, Maud, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10 256e Wyke, Clement James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,256/ Aling, Gerrit, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,256(7 AUen, David Hugonm Satow 1 Jan. 1920.
10 256A Anderson, George WUham Strachan, 1 Jan
10,257a Balfe, Kathleen, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2576 Barry, Arthur J, 1 Jan 1920.
10 257c Brown, Patrick Campbell Cowley-
10'257(2 Bruffa, John, 1 Jan. 1920.

, 1920.

1 Jan. 1920.

I 10,257e CampbeU, Arthur Lang, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,257/ Campbell, Olga Margaret, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,257(7 Chubb, William Lindsay, 1 Jan. 1920.
10'257A Davies, Horace Victor, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,258a Frances, Edith, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2586 Fraser, Clive Stewart, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,258c Gordon, John Cornewall Duff, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,258(2 Greatorex, Ronald Henry, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2586 Hodson, Thomas Stuart, 1 Jan. 1920:
10,258/ Holmes, Gertrude Ehene, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,258(7 Irving, Henry Edward, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,258ft Johnson, WUliam Thomas, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,259a Lloyd, Edmund, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2596 MattaUeu, Vernon, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,259c MarshaU, Gertrude Mary, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,259(2 Martin, Gaston Pacroe de, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,259e Mathews, Leslie, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,259/ Mullins, Alfred James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2590 Ness, Bertha, Mrs, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,259ft Price, Sydney Regtaald, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,260a Rome, Francis John de, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,2606 Tanner, Alfred Richard, Morley, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,260c Walker, John Jeffrey, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,260(2 Williamson, William James, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,260e WUson, Cyril, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,260/ Younghusband, Jonathan, 1 Jan. 1920.
10,260(7 MUler, Frederick William, 9 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,260ft Watson, Wallace, 22 Jan. 1920. (M.)
10,261a Askin, Thomas Cuming, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,2616 Bailey, Reginald Threlfall, 30 Jan. 1920.
10 261c Bigley, Francis William Hudson. 30 Jan. 1920.
10,261(2 Blackledge, WUliam Thomas, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,261e Blood, Joseph FitzGerald, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,261/ Brockbank, Edward Mansfield, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,261(7 Chaff, Thomas Waycott, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,261ft Chapman, Paul Morgan, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,262a Clarke, Andrew Campbell, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,2626 Craig, John, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,262c Cruiekshank, James Bell, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,262(2 Darwin, George Henry, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,262. Fardon, John Henry, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,262/ Ferguson, Charies Henry, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,262.' Gamble, Mercier, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,262ft Hadfleld, Charles Frederick, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,263 HamUton, John Sthling-, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,264 Hedley, Edward WilUams, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,265 Helme, George Edgar, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,266 Hughes, John Brierley, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,267 Hutchinson, George Arnold, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,268 Ironside, Catherine Mary, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,269 Jamieson, Thomas HiU, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,270 Lindsay, William Joseph, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,271 McClelland, William, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,272 MacGUl, George, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,273 Mackie, Mary Campbell, Mrs, 30 Jan. 1920
10,274 McWatters, John Courtenay, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,275 Melvin, Frank Widowfield, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,276 Moore, Williams Struthers, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,277 Moyles, John George, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,278 Murphy, Maurice Michael, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,279 Nixon, Herbert Thomlinson, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,280 Noble, John, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,281 Palmer, Sydney Joseph, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,282 Prentice, William Hogg, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,283 Rust, John, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,284 Stenhouse, James WUson. 30 Jan. 1920.
10,285 Stopford, John Sebastian Bach, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,286 Thomas, William Thelwall, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,287 Wells, Thomas Henry Sanderson-, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,288 Woodcock, Harold Brookfleld, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,289 Wilson, Frederick Wallace, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,290 Wyse. Richard, 30 Jan. 1920.
10,291 Chbbon, Percy Gordon, 8 March, 1902. (M.)
10,292 Cox, George Henry, 8 March, 1920. (M.)
10,293 Haines, Samuel James, 8 March, 1920. (M.)
10,294 Myott, John, 8 March, 1920. (M.)
10 295 Plummer, John Robert, 8 March, 1920. (at.)
10,296 Power, Charles Louis, 8 March, 1920. (M.)
10 297 Royall, WUliam, 8 March, 1920. (M.)
10,298 Alsop, Anthony, 15 March, 1920. (M.)
10 299 Andrews, Sidney Byron, 15 March, 1920. (M.)
10 300 Duguid, David Robertson, 15 March, 1920. (M.)
10,301 PUkington, Percy, 15 March, 1920. (M.)
10 302 Turner, John George, 3 5 March, 1920. (M.)
10,302a Davey, John Henry, 23 AprU, 1920. (M.)
10.3025 Haines, Ernest, 23 Apr. 1920. (M.)
10;302c McGuhk, Hen.-y Francis, 23 Apr. 1920. (M.)
10 302(2 Ridges, Robert Vigors, 23 Apr. 1020. (M.)
10,303 Allen, Ernest Thomas WilUam, 5 June, 1920.
10 304 Arnot, John WUkie, 5 June, 1920.
10 305 Bell, Constance Mildred, 5 June, 1920.
10 306 Black, Herbert Duncan, 5 June, 1920.
10,307 Bradley, Lesley Ripley, 5 June, 1920.
10 308 Brewer, Ella Nora Dorothy, 5 June, 1920.
10,309 Clarke, Harry Charles, 5 June, 1920.
10,310 De la Cour, Miss, 5 June, 1920.
10 311 Dinwiddle, Agnes Letitia, Blount-, 5 June, 1920.
10'312 Dooner, William Toke, 5 June. 1920.
10 313 Duncombe, Emily Katharine Louisa, 5 June, 1920.
10'314 Earl, Edward Franklyn, 5 June, 1920.

703

THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

10.315 10,31610,31710,318
10,31910,320 10,321 10,322
10,323 10,32410,32510,326
10,32710,329 10,33010,33110,33210,33310,33410,335 10,33610,33710,33810,33910,34010,341 10,342 10,34310,34410,34510,34610,34710,34810,34910,35010,351
10,352 10,353
10,35410,355
10,356 10,357
10,35810,35910,36010,36110,362
10,363 10,364
10,36510,366
10,367
10,36810,36910,37010.371 10,372
10,37310,37410,37510,37610,37710,378
10,37910,38010,38110,38210,38310,38410,385 10,386
10,38710,38810,38910,39010,391 10,39210,39310,39410,39510,39010,397

Edgar, Jonathan Cyril, 5 June, 1920.
Etheredge, Charles Douglas, 5 June, 1920.
Finch, Madeline Constance, 5 June, 1920.
Garratt, Dorothy Agnes, 5 June, 1920.
Glover, Inez Marguerite, 5 June, 1920.
Groser, Phyliss, 5 June, 1920.
HaU, AUne Margaret, 5 June, 1920.
Harkness, Edith Geraldine, 5 June, 1920.
Hughes, J. H, 5 June, 1920.
Kendall, John Murray, 5 June, 1920.
Knutford, LUian May, Mrs, 5 June, 1920.
Kopetzky, Adolf, 5 June, 1920.
Kuhner, Charles Henry, 5 June, 1920.
Lovell, Laura Mary, Mrs, 5 June, 1920.
Moflatt, Elijah James, 5 June, 1920.
Morgan, Anne Lalande, Lady, 5 June, 1920.
Moss, WUfred, 5 June, 1920.
Price, Emily Annie, 5 June, 1920.
Read, Mary Amy, 5 June, 1920.
Stapleton, May Cotton, 5 June, 1920.
Struthers, John, 5 June, 1920.
Thellusson, Florence Adeline, 5 June, 1920.
Wade, Sidney, 5 June, 1920.
Walker, H. A, 5 June, 1920.
Whittington, Richard Auguste William, 5 June, 1920,
WUUams, Daisy, Mrs, 5 June, 1920.
Cottle, Jack, 12 July, 1920. (M.)
Cox, Albert John, 12 July, 1920. (M.)
Jezzard, Frank, 12 Julv, 1920. (M.)
Carnac, WUdred John Rivett-, 12 July, 1920. (it.)
WUler, Herbert Humphries, 12 July, 1920. (M.)
Allen, Henry Charles, 24 Aug. 1920.
Clark, J. A, 24 Aug. 1920.
Cookson, Christopher, 24 Aug. 1920.
Curtis, WUliam, 24 Aug. 1920.
Hague, S, 24 Aug. 1920.
Hamilton, Claud Aubrey Douglas, 24 Aug. 1920.
Harie, Charles, 24 Aug. 20.
Henderson, Alexander, 24 Aug. 1920.
Henderson, Helen, 24 Aug. 1920.
HewgiU, Edward Burnip, 24 Aug. 1920,
Logan, WiUiam, 24 Aug. 1920.
Morrison, Kate, 24 Aug. 1920.
Philippedes, Nessib Cleanthes, 24 Aug. 1920.
Smith, George Foster, 24 Aug. 1920.
Treasure, John WilUam Oran, 24 Aug. 1920.
Watson, William Joseph Gabriel, 24 Aug. 1920.
Maule, WiUiam Harry Fowke, 25 Aug. 1920. (M.)
Dundersale, Wilfred Albert, 7 Sept. 1920.
Addison, Stanley, 15 Oct. 1920.
AUan, Rev. Tom, 15 Oct. 1920.
Anderson, Helen Agnes, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
Angelo, Mary Colquhoun, Mrs. Fox-, 15 Oct. 1920.
Ogilvy, Harry Lort Stephen Balfour-, 15 Oct. 1920.
Barnes, Katherine Florence, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
Barton, Albert Edward, 15 Oct. 1920.
Beebe, WUUam, 15 Oct. 1920.
Borrow, John Richard Travers Eales, 15 Oct. 1920.
Botten, Joseph, 15 Oct. 1920.
Browning, EUzabeth Anne, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
Butters, John Henry, 15 Oct. 1920.
Clydesdale, Alexander McAlister, 15 Oct. 1920.
Campbell, John Honeyford, 15 Oct. 1920.
CoUins. Emily Ha, 15 Oct. 1920.
Conder, Walter Tasman, 15 Oct. 1920.
Evans, Annie Elethea, 15 Oct. 1920.
Evans, Victor HaUen, 15 Oct. 1920.
Farmer, George Albert, 15 Oct. 1920.
Ferguson, WiUiam Francis, 15 Oct. 1920.
Fitzgerald, John Thomas, 15 Oct. 1920.
Hadley, Frederick Augustus, 15 Oct. 1920.
Ham. Edwin George, 15 Oct. 1920.
Hamilton, Albert Edwin, 15 Oct. 1920.
Hardie. James March, 15 Oct. 1920.
Harrap, George Edward, 15 Oct. 1920.
Harrison, Tom Curtis, 15 Oct. 1920.
Hicks, Thomas, 15 Oct. 1920.
Hill, Charles, 15 Oct. 1920.
Hiscox, George, 15 Oct. 1920.
Holmes, Elsie May, 15 Oct. 1920.
Holyman, Honora, Mrs , 15 Oct. 1920.
Hordern, Herbert Vivian, 15 Oct. 1920.

10,398 Lean, James Malcolm, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,399 Lunn, Samuel, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,400 MacCaUum, Archibald Donald. 15 Oct. 1920.
10,401 McDonald, Rebecca Anne, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,402 McElhone, WUUam Percy, 15 Oct. 1920.
10 403 MacFarlane. Stuart Gordon, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,404 Mathison, Mary Martin, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,405 Montgomery, WiUiam, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,406 Moors. Florence Donald, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,407 Nance, Thomas Pierce Hatos, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,408 Newman, WilUam Augustin, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,409 Osborne, Wiliam Henry, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,410 Parker, Arthur Charles, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,411 Parker, Ethel Wyborn, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,412 Pearson, Wesley Marshall. 15 Oct. 1920.
10,413 Sands, Robert Sydney, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,414 Saunders, Florence Margaret, 15 Oct. 1920.
10.415 Solomon Edward, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,416 Smith, Helen Nora, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10.417 Tarrant, Harley, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,418 Thompson, Samuel Douglas, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,419 Wache, Ethel Evelyna, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,420 Waite, Eva, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,421 WasseU, Edith, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,422 WeUer, Florence Maud, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,423 Wilson, Archie John Landles, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,424 WUson, John Bowie, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,425 Windeyer, William Archibald, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,426 Wyatt, Ethel, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,427 Bickford, Charles Frederick, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,428 Bull, Esther, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,429 LoveU, EUzabeth Isabel, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,430 Baines, Florence, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,431 Balfour, Bertha Elsie, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,432 Bate, John Osborn Shepperton, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,433 Batho, Charles Phuip Arthur, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,434 Campbell, Isabel Edwards, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920
10,435 CampbeU, WUUam, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,436 Cleland, John Stockwto, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,437 Corke, Edward Stanton, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,438 Dyason, Ernest Clement, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,439 Eadie, Robert. 15 Oct. 1920.
10,440 Egan. Hulda, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,441 Fernie, James, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,442 Fourie, Louis, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,443 Fynn, Ethel Mary, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,444 Fraser, Henry Paterson, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,445 Garrard. Alice Mary, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,446 Hahn, Carl Hugo Linstogen, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,447 Head, Arthur, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,448 HiU, Henry GrenviUe, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,449 Kemsley, Kate Annie, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,450 Kennedy, John Morgan, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,451 Lamont, HeUen, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,452 Lea, Doris, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,453 McAlister, WUUam Douglas, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,454 Morgan, Walter LleweUyn, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,455 Morgan, Tom Henry, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,456 Murray, Edward. 15 Oct. 1920.
10,457 Morkel Paul Andrew, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,458 Notttogham, WilUam, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,459 Penfold, WiUiam Cowan, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,460 Ramsey, Florence Edith, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920;
10,461 Riseley, John WUUam, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,462 Salmon, Mary Eburn, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,463 Shaw, Mary Charlotte, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,464 Sloan, David, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,465 Smith, Herbert Parker Hastings, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,466 Tilney, Mary EUzabeth, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,467 TregasMs. Nellie Blanch, Mrs.. 15 Oct. 1920.
10,468 van Cotter Christian Andries Brenk, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,469 Waters, Alfred John, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,470 Whidborne, Winifred Biehl, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,471 Whitworth, Walter Stanley, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,472 Wilson, Edith Frances, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,473 Furlong, Margaret Helen, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,474 Salter, Albert Hugh, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,475 Small, Hannah, Mrs, 15 Oct. 1920.
10,476 Snow, WilUam, 31 Oct. 1920. (M.)
10,477 Elfick, James Elliott, 12 Nov. 1920. (M.)
10,478 Reynolds, Andrew Bishop, 23 Nov. 1920.
10 479 Norman, Gunner Richard, R.N., 4 Feb. 1921.

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OFFICIALS OK THE ORDER.
Prelate.— Rt. Hon. and Right Rev. The Bishop of London,
K.C.V.O.
King of Arms. — Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sh Arthur Henry Fitzroy
Paget, G.C.B, K.C.V.O.
Registrar. — Registrar and Secretary of the Central Chancery
of the Order of Knighthood.
Secretary. — Permanent Under-Secretary of State for the Home
Department.
Gentleman Usher ofthePurpleRod. — Sh Frederic George Kenyon,
K.C.B.

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