ROLL OF HONOUR --- 1914 - 1918
EMPLOYEES OF ARGENTINE RAILWAYS WHO VOLUNTEERED AND MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE.
VITA ENIM MORTUORUM IN MEMORIA VIVORUM POSITA EST.
The life of the dead is maintained in the memory of the living - Cicero.
(From the Central Argentine Railway memorial erected at Retiro Station in 1925, removed to Chacarita British Cemetery in 1949).
Surname, given names | Railway Department | Rank | Service Number |
Date of Death |
Age | Regiment or Service | Awards | Grave or Memorial Ref. |
Cemetery or Memorial Name |
ARGENTINE NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY | |||||||||
BOBBY, ARTHUR STANLEY Son of Kezia Cornwell and Frederick Bobby. Mistakenly reported as a war casualty in paragraph 12 of ANER Directors' report of 11 November 1917. |
.. | 2nd Lieut. | ... | ??/??/1965 | 75 | Royal Munster Fusiliers | .. | Died at Exeter | |
McBRAIR, LAWRENCE ALEXANDER WHITWELL Son of Robert Alexander McBrair and Sophia Elizabeth Bremner, of Netherwood, Hamilton Rd., Lincoln. |
.. | Corporal | 511084 | 22/08/1918 | 38 | London Regiment (London Scottish) 2nd/14th Bn. |
.. | Panel 152 | Tyne Cot Memorial and Holt Memorial, Ibicuy |
MOIR, JOHN ANDREW ALEXANDER
Born 1898, son of Andrew John Moir and Rosa Isabel Smith. |
.. | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 16/06/1915 | 17 | Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 2nd Bn. |
.. | VI. L. 28. | Ration Farm Military Cemetery, La Chapelle-d'armentieres |
PERKINS, AUDLEY ST. JOHN
Born 1884 at Taunton, son of Alfred Edward Perkins, of St. Andrews' House, Droitwich. Educated at King's Colle, Taunton. |
.. | Lieut. | .. | 02/04/1917 | 33 | Devonshire Regiment, 9th Bn. |
.. | Mory-Ecoust Rd. Cem. No 1. Mem. 3. | H.A.C. Cemetery, Ecoust-St. Mein. Also Holt Memorial, Ibicuy. |
SMITH, MARTIN KIRKE
Born at Somersham, co. Hunts, 15 August 1885, son of the Rev. Arnold Kirke Smith and Emma Frances Lindsell, of Boxworth Rectory, Cambridge. Educated at Haileybury College and afterwards trained in gunnery at Vickers, Ltd. and King's College London. |
at Monte Caseros | Lieut. | .. | 14/12/1915 | 30 | Royal Field Artillery, 99th T.M. Bty. |
.. | J. 11. | Point 110 Old Military Cemetery,
Fricourt. Also Holt Memorial, Ibicuy. |
TARVER, PERCIVAL EDWARD
Born 14/12/1872 at Eaton, Buckinghamshire, son of Henrietta Sarah Miller and William Henry Tarver, Master at Eton College. Resident of Bushey, Hertfordshire, enlisted in Kensington. |
.. | Private | 1699 | 12/03/1915 | 42 | London Regiment | .. | E. 3. | Neuve-chapelle Farm Cemetery. Also Holt Memorial, Ibicuy. |
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BUENOS AYRES & PACIFIC RAILWAY | |||||||||
ANDERSON, WILLIAM A. | London Office | Private | 59226 | 02/05/1918 | Unknown | Royal Scots | .. | Panel 10 to 13. | Loos Memorial |
CHURCHILL, CHARLES JOHN
Born 1889, New Cross, London. Son of Charles and Emma Churchill, of 33, Finland Rd., Brockley, London. Killed in Ship's explosion. |
Traction, Justo Daract |
Stoker 1st Class |
K/25014 | 07/07/1917 | 28 | Royal Navy, H.M.S. "Ettrick." |
.. | 23 | Chatham Naval Memorial |
COPLAND, THOMAS.
Died of wounds at Salonica. Son of John Copland, of 2, Troqueer Cottages, Maxwelltown, Dumfriesshire. |
Traction, Alianza |
Sapper. | 261656 | 22/03/1917 | 31 | Royal Engineers, 267th Railway Coy. | .. | 1003 | SALONIKA (LEMBET ROAD) MILITARY CEMETERY |
CORLEY, ANDREW JOSEPH.
Invalided and died in Buenos Aires. Born about 1866 in Westport, Co. Mayo. Construction Foreman at Junin in the Province of Buenos Aires. Left Argentina 5/7/1916. Enlisted 31/8/1916 in Inland Water Transport Corps, Royal Engineers. Left England with Elizabeth Colley, his wife, 8/10/1917 by S.S. Highland Rover. |
Traction, Alianza |
Sergeant. | .. | 06/12/1917 | .. | Royal Engineers | .. | .. | .. |
FITZPATRICK, STEPHEN D.
Left 4/12/1914, took ill on the voyage, never recovered, died in hospital at Belfast. |
Stores, Alianza | .. | .. | 01/11/1916 | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. |
GIBSON, JAMES. Born about 1885, Son of William and Janet Gibson, of Gastown, Dumfries. Left 03/10/1914 by MS Arlanza, arrived in England 01/11/1914; died of wounds. | at Junin | Lance-Corpl. | .. | ../08/1917 | Unknown | Royal Engineers | .. | .. | ... |
HAYES, CHARLES BIANCONI
Born 8 February 1869, Blackrock, Dublin, son of the late Thomas Patrick Hayes, jr. and Helen Hayes née Burke, of 42, Lansdowne Rd., Dublin. Served in the South African War. Resident of Alianza, Buenos Aires. |
Telegraph | Captain | .. | 10/08/1915 | 43 | Hampshire Regiment | .. | Panel 125-134 or 223-226 228-229 & 328. | Helles Memorial |
HEARD, ARTHUR REGINALD
Born 9 October 1887 in Shepton Mallet, son of Herbert Heard and Emily Frances Jane Wainwright, of The Shrubbery, Shepton Mallet. |
Traction, Alianza | Serjeant | WR/500391 | 14/04/1918 | 30 | Royal Engineers | .. | West. CC. 27. | Shepton Mallet Burial Ground |
HENDERSON, SYDNEY WILLIAM.
Born 10 July 1877 in Islington, son of Joshua Henderson and Rachel Goodliff. |
... | Sergeant | 16376 | 26/09/1915 | 38 | Royal Scots Fusiliers | .. | Panel 46 to 49. | LOOS MEMORIAL |
HICKS, WILFRED NOEL
Born 1899 in Kensington, son of the solicitor William Hicks and Edith Martha James, of Longmead, 49; St. Helens Gardens, North Kensington, London. Volunteered on 6 May 1916. Enlisted at Kensington as private 625663 in the Honourable Artillery Company on 01/05/1917. Attached to No. 1 Cadet Wing, RFC at St Leonard ’s, Sussex, on 05/11/1917. Discharged as a Gunner on 29/01/1918 ‘for the purpose of being appointed to a Commission’. Commissioned Temporary 2/Lt, General List, RFC 300/01/1918. To School of Aeronautics, Worcester, on 15/07/1918. To School of Aeronautics, Reading, on 27/08/1918 |
Clerk, London Office | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 27/10/1918 | 19 | Royal Air Force | .. | South end. | Auchy churchyard |
HOBEN, FREDERICK JOSEPH
Born 1894 in South Shields, son of Annie Hoben née Fitzpatrick, of Ossory, 25, Ashley Rd., Tyne Dock, South Shields, and the late Patrick Hoben. |
Engineer's | Bombardier | 770256 | 27/06/1917 | 22 | Royal Field Artillery | .. | I. B. 40. | London Cemetery, Neuville-vitasse |
HORNER, WILLIAM JACKSON
Born in London 18 August 1887, only son of William J. Horner and Emmeline Silvester, of No. 2 Flat, Second Avenue, Hove, Sussex. Educated at Mill Hill School (1898-99); Commissioned 14 October, 1916, V/39th Heavy Trench Mortar Battery, R.G.A. Served in Egypt, Aden and died of wounds near Ypres, Flanders. |
Electrical | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 15/07/1917 | 30 | Royal Field Artillery | .. | XIII. B. 12. | Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery |
LANGDON, DOUGLAS ECKLEY
Born at Huelva, Spain, on 3 April 1884, son of William Langdon and Elinor Louise Langdon, of Kensey, Launceston, Cornwall. Came to Argentina September 1907. Elected Associate Member, Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 1911. |
Traction, Beazley Running Shed | Captain | .. | 23/04/1917 | 33 | Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, 1st Bn. | .. | I. A. 18. | Sucrerie Cemetery, Ablain-St. Nazaire |
LEAHY, PERCY EDWARD
Born 1883 in Tralee, Co. Kerry, Ireland, son of Charles E. and Isabel Leahy, of 24, Flander's Mansions, Bedford Park, Chiswick, London. |
Resident Sectional Engineer, Palmira. | Lieut.-Col. | .. | 17/07/1918 | 35 | York and Lancaster Regiment |
.. | III. E. 13. | Mazingarbe Communal Cemetery Extension |
LEEDS, HERBERT.
Born 12 November 1883, baptised at Mortlake, Surrey, 2 March 1884, son of John Leeds and Emily Cuff. |
Traction, Bahia Blanca |
Sapper | 1479 | 05/08/1915 | Unknown | Royal Engineers | .. | II. D. 15. | Twelve Tree Copse Cemetery |
LYALL, JOHN.
Born in Glasgow 19 January 1886, son of George Lyall and Catherine Budge. Apprenticed at Hyde Park Locomotive Works. Left for Bahia Blanca in 1907. |
Assistant Superintendent Electric Station, Bahia Blanca | Private | 3368 | 01/07/1916 | 30 | Highland Light Infantry | .. | Pier and Face 15 C. | Thiepval Memorial |
MARDON, FREDERICK.
Born in Durban, South Africa. Formerly Service No. S/25957. |
Locomotive, Junin | Rifleman | A/201019 | 20/11/1917 | 27 | King's Royal Rifle Corps | .. | Panel 9. | Cambrai Memorial, Louverval |
McNALLY, FREDERICK HENRY
Born 23/04/1877, son of Michael Christopher McNally and Martha Jane Tucker, of Westminster; husband of Isabel Helen Williams (married 1911), of 50, Vincent Square, Westminster, London. Served with British Red Cross Society from outbreak of War until April, 1917. |
London Office | Private | 515806 | 24/11/1917 | 40 | London Regiment (London Scottish) |
.. | Panel 11 and 12. | Cambrai Memorial, Louverval |
MENZIES, ALEXANDER LAWRENCE
Died of wounds. Had been engineering and farming in Argentina since 1905. Youngest son of Edward Menzies, M.R.C.S. (Deputy Inspector General Army Medical Service) and Mary Alice Menzies, of Onga Onga, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand. |
Engineer's, Monte Coman |
Lieut. | .. | 21/09/1916 | 29 | Royal Field Artillery | .. | Officers, A. 10. 2. | St. Sever Cemetery, Rouen |
NORRINGTON, ARTHUR EDMUND RANDOLPH.
Died in the UK. Born in Dublin, son of Walter Frederick Norrington. Married Sarah Ann Turner in East Dulwich 23 Dec.1906. |
London Office | Corporal | E/1111 | 04/06/1918 | 35 | Royal Fusiliers | .. | A. 580. | Bandon Hill Cemetery |
O'DONNELL, OWEN B.
Born 1887 in Donegal, Ireland. Arrived in England 14 Nov. 1914 on S.S. Andes. |
... | Private | 48326 | 31/07/1917 | ... | Royal Fusiliers, 12th Bn. | .. | Panel 6 and 8 | YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL,
Not on Retiro Station Memorial. |
PEARSON, MAXWELL COLQUHOUN
Born 25/09/1881 in Brighton, Victoria, Australia, youngest son of the late Alexander Littlejohn Pearson, of Thornley Brighton, Victoria, and Williamina Cunninghame, The Pavilion, Ardrossan, Scotland. |
Traffic, road inspector | Lieut. | .. | 23/11/1915 | 34 | Cameron Highlanders | .. | I. L. 1. | Vermelles British Cemetery |
POWELL, ALBAN WENTWORTH.
Born 1890 in Disserth, Radnorshire, Wales, son of Alice Emilia Sarah Nichols and the Rev. Arthur Wentworth Powell, Vicar of Minley, of 38, Brook Green, Hammersmith, London. Educated at St. Edmund's College, Ware, at Stonyhurst, and at the Institut St. Louis, Brussels. He was formerly in the merchant service, and afterwards in the traffic department of the Buenos Aires and Pacific Railway. |
Traffic Inspector, Villa Mercedes | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 21/08/1916 | 27 | The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) | DCM | II. C. 15. | Citadel New Military Cemetery, Fricourt |
ROSWELL, SYDNEY CHATTEN.
Born 1884 in Islington, son of Charles James Roswell and Catherine Charlotte Chatten, of 168, St. Paul's Rd., Canonbury, London. In 1901 he was an apprentice bridge builder. |
Engineer's | Corporal | 8/16607 | 14/09/1916 | 32 | Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment) | .. | VI. C. 10 | CONNAUGHT CEMETERY, THIEPVAL. |
ROWLATT, WILLIAM HENRY
Born 1880 in Tollington Park, son of the late Henry William Napier Rowlatt and Susan Martha Ballard. |
London Office | Rifleman | 300486 | 01/07/1916 | 37 | London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade) |
.. | Pier and Face 9 D. | Thiepval Memorial |
RUSSELL, CECIL STUART
Left Argentina 12/11/1914 on Araguaya. Killed in Action in the Somme. Born in Brisbane, Australia, 7 September 1889, son of Henry Hamilton Stuart Russell (1854-1936 in Buenos Aires) and Rae Stuart Benjamin (Melbourne 1860 - Rio de Janeiro 1933) His parents emigrated to Argentina, separated, and the mother became a partner of A W KOHRING. She donated photographs of her son to the Imperial War Museum in 1927. |
Engineer's, San Carlos, Mendoza | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 07/09/1916 | 26 | Royal Garrison Artillery | .. | .. | .. |
SHORT, EDWIN HENRY.
Born in Buenos Aires 18 June 1893; baptised at St. John's 30 July 1893, son of Elizabeth Ann Smith and Thomas Short, of 2338, Calle Oro, Buenos Aires. His father was employed by a bank in Buenos Aires. |
Engineer's | Private | 24840 | 04/07/1917 | 24 | Machine Gun Corps (Infantry), 37th Coy. | .. | I. E. 6. | WINDMILL BRITISH CEMETERY, MONCHY-LE-PREUX |
SIMPSON, GEORGE.
Son of William James Simpson, of Otaki, Wellington, New Zealand. |
Traffic Inspector, La Paz |
2nd Lieut. | ... | 12/09/1918 | 34 | South Wales Borderers, 10th Bn. | MC | II. B. 11. | GOUZEAUCOURT NEW BRITISH CEMETERY |
WILLIAMS, JOSEPH
Left Argentina 5 February 1915. In 1915/16 Royal Engineers had 8 casualties named Williams, J., and therefore he remains unidentified. |
Traction, Maldonado | .. | .. | 1915/16 | .. | Royal Engineers | .. | .. | .. |
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BUENOS AYRES GREAT SOUTHERN RAILWAY | |||||||||
ADAMSON, WILLIAM LOWSON
28 November 1897 in Forfar, Scotland, son of Andrew Adamson and Jemima Fenwick Brown, of Calle San Martin, Neuquen, F.C. Sud., Argentine Republic. Volunteered in Buenos Aires, and enlisted in Dundee, Scotland, at 17 years of age. |
Locomotive Running | Private | 555 | 01/05/1916 | 18 | Highland Divisional (64th) Army Cyclist Corps | .. | I. D. 7. | Maroeuil British Cemetery |
AITKEN, WILLIAM, Born 1873, Midlothian, Scotland, son of the late Alexander and Isabella Brown Aitken, of Innerleithen. |
Locomotive Running | Corporal | 218762 | 20/05/1918 | 46 | Royal Engineers, 2nd Light Railway Operating Coy. |
.. | A. 1. | Fienvillers British Cemetery. |
ANGUS, STEWART
Born in Villa Rica, Paraguay 7 July 1890, baptised at St Andrew's, Buenos Aires, 4 November 1891, son of Mary Wilson Angus, of 9, Muswell Rd., London, and the late David Angus, MICE. Educted at Edinburgh Academy, B.Sc. (Engineering) Edinburgh University elected AMICE, 11/01/1916. |
Engineer's, Asst. Engineer, Construction |
2nd Lieut. | .. | 01/07/1916 | 25 | Royal Engineers | .. | Pier and Face 8 A and 8 D. | Thiepval Memorial |
BRANSGROVE, STANLEY JOHN.
Born 1890 in Islington, son of the bricklayer William Bransgrove and Ellen Jones. Worked in England and Argentine as a fireman and engine driver. Left England 03/02/1912 by MS Cap Finisterre (Hamburg Süd); returned 25/03/1915 by MS Remuera. Was an engine cleaner when on 20/01/1909 he enlisted with the 1st London R.G.A., 2 Heavy Battery, service no. 387. |
Locomotive Running | Corporal | 89907 | 15/09/1916 | 26 | Royal Engineers | .. | XXIX. I. 2. | Delville Wood Cemetery, Longueval |
CATOR, STUART FREDERICK
Born 1884, son of Charles Frederick Cator and Emily Elizabeth Sophia Swain, of Calcutta, India. |
Engineer's, Los Pinos | Private | 285579 | 21/06/1917 | 33 | Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars | .. | II. F. 4. | Unicorn Cemetery, Vend'huile |
COLDWELL, HERBERT DAVID.
Died in flying accident. Born in Buenos Aires 9 Nov. 1892, baptised at St. Andrew's, Buenos Aires, 15 Dec. 1893, son of Frederick Coldwell and Mary Ann Brown, of 9 de Julio 438, Bernal, Buenos Aires, Argentina. |
.. | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 11/03/1918 | 25 | Royal Flying Corps and General List |
.. | 17 | UPAVON CEMETERY.
Not listed in directorss' reports and company's memorials. |
DAVID, JAMES STANLEY
Killed by mine explosion, Kemmel, France. Born 1891 in Swansea. Son of Elvira Evans, of 76, Glanbrydan Avenue, Bryn Mill, Swansea, and the late Walter Philip David. |
Mechanical Engineer's, Bahía Blanca |
Lance Corpl. | 30737 | 03/08/1915 | 23 | Welsh Regiment | .. | Panel 37. | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial |
DAVIES, WILLIAM BRYAN.
Born 21 August 1881, son of Mr. Thomas William Davies and Mary Bryan Richards, of Welshpool, Montgomeryshire. His brother Gilbert, born 14 May 1884, served with the Canadian Field Artillery, was killed 9 June 1918. |
Locomotive Running | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 18/09/1916 | 35 | Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) 6th Bn. | .. | I. B. 21. | AVESNES-LE-COMTE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION.
Not in company's memorial. |
DOLLEY, JOHN.
Died at Aldershot |
Mechanical Engineer's | Private | .. | 12/01/1916 | .. | Army Service Corps | .. | .. | .. |
ELDRID, JOHN LESLIE.
Born 1890 in Lewisham. Son of Arthur Eldrid (deceased) and Mrs. Gertrude Rosina White née Reynolds of Nahuel Rucá. His brother Arthur A Eldrid was Station Master at Parravicini, B.A.Gt. Southern Railway. |
Traffic | Private | 4303 | 15/11/1916 | 26 | Honourable Artillery Company | .. | Pier and Face 8 A. | Thiepval Memorial |
HARDY, ALEXANDER.
Died of wounds. |
Stores | Lance Cpl. | S/7353 | 08/01/1916 | 34 | Seaforth Highlanders 1st Bn. |
DSO | Panel 37 and 64. | Basra Memorial. |
HAYMAN, WILLIAM MUIR, DSO, AMICE,
Died of wounds. Twice mentioned in despatches. Born 4 September 1883 in Glasgow, son of William McCulloch Hayman and Helen Hamilton Muir, of 6, Somerset Place, Glasgow. In Argentina from 1908 to 1914. |
Engineer's | Major | .. | 13/07/1917 | 34 | Royal Engineers | DSO | Officers, B. 9. 16. | St. Sever Cemetery, Rouen.
Memorial at St Andrew's, Buenos Aires. |
HILLIARD, GERALD WILLIAM.
Born at Guernsey 19/05/1885, son of Lydia and William Edward Hilliard. In 1901, he began a five year apprenticeship with Great Western Railway in Swindon, entering Downing College, Cambridge, in 1906, although, according to the College magazine, The Griffin, Hilliard ‘remained for a short time only’, appointed Assistant to the Maintenance Engineer, Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway in 1908. He returned to the UK from Argentina on 10/11/1914. He had gained his Aeronautical Certificate no. 1079 on 12/02/1915 in a Grahame-White Biplane at the Grahame-White School, Hendon. He was a Steward of Excelsior Lodge No. 617. Killed accidentally in England on descent by night after German air raid. Flying Royal Aircraft Factory BE2c tractor biplane, landing at Bacton with bombs still on board, undercarriage collapsed and bombs exploded. |
Engineer's | Flight Sub-Lieut. | .. | 08/09/1915 | 30 | Royal Naval Air Service | .. | B. 32. | Great Yarmouth (Caister) Cemetery |
HUGHES, JOHN.
Died of pneumonia. Born at Glasgow, son of William and Jane Hughes; husband of Annie G. McGill Hughes, of 18, Wilton St., Glasgow. . |
Locomotive Running | Sergeant. | 143057 | 24/01/1919 | 33 | Royal Engineers | .. | P. 3410. | GLASGOW WESTERN NECROPOLIS |
HUNTER, THOMAS CECIL. Born 10 January 1888 in Toxteth Park, baptised 10 June 1888 St Peter, Liverpool, son of John Gaunt Hunter and Emily Jane Murdock of Buenos Aires and Horringford Road, Aigburth, Lancashire. | Stores | Serjeant | R/8318 | 20/09/1916 | 28 | King's Royal Rifle Corps | .. | XI. I. 3. | Guards' Cemetery, Lesboeufs |
KELLY, WILLIAM
Died of wounds. Son of John and Elizabeth Kelly, of Liverpool; Husband of Emma Elizabeth Lee (married 1910 Birkenhead), of 1, Plymouth place, Birkenhead. | Locomotive Running, Sevigné |
Lance Corpl. | 25704 | 26/07/1916 | 29 | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | .. | VIII. A. 149. | Boulogne Eastern Cemetery |
LEAFE, FREDERICK FOSTER.
Born 1893 in Nottingham, son of Thomas Leafe and Lucy Holmes, of 5, Birkland Avenue, Nottingham. First went to Argentina, employed by the railway, in June 1914. Served with the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force in Gallipoli from August 1915, went to Salonica in September 1916, he was serving with the 20th Squadron Machine Gun Corps (Cavalry), when he died of wounds |
Traffic | Private | 110874 | 02/11/1917 | 24 | Machine Gun Corps (Cavalry) 20th Sqdn. | .. | B. 19 | BEERSHEBA WAR CEMETERY. |
McROSTIE, JOHN
Son of Mr. and Mrs. John McRostie, of The Brae, Dunkeld. |
Engineer's | Serjeant | 511259 | 15/10/1918 | 27 | London Regiment (London Scottish) | .. | Panel 152. | Tyne Cot Memorial.
Memorial at St Andrew's, Buenos Aires. |
MUNRO, ROBERT, born about 1887 at Creich, Bonar Bridge, Ross-shire. Returned from Buenos Aires arriving by Darro 22/10/194; enlisted at Inverness. | Engineer's | Private | S/14153 | 10/07/1916 | 29 | Cameron Highlanders | .. | Pier and Face 15 B. | Thiepval Memorial |
NAYLOR, JOHN
Born 1890 in Glamorgan, Wales, son of Joshua Naylor and Mary Hannah Pickard. Married Elsie May Hibbott in Birkenhead on 8 August 1917. |
Traffic | Captain | .. | 11/04/1918 | 27 | Cheshire Regiment | .. | Panel 61 to 63. | Tyne Cot Memorial |
PHILLIPS, W M | London Office | Lance Corpl. | 806 | 14/05/1915 | Unknown | Honourable Artillery Company |
.. | XIV. H. 7. | Voormezeele Enclosure No.3 |
SAWYER, FREDERICK WILLIAM CAMPION.
Baptised 11 August 1887 St. Matthew, Redhill, Surrey, son of Frederick Henry Read Sawyer and Mary Louisa West Campion. Played cricket for Tonbridge School in 1905, and rugby in Argentina v Great Britain XV at Flores, 12 June, 1910. Died of wounds. |
Engineer's, Bahia Blanca |
Lieutenant | .. | 04/04/1917 | .. | Royal Engineers 218th Field Coy. |
.. | I. A. 18 | Foreste Communal Cemetery. |
SHREWSBURY, ALEXANDER ALBERT.
Born 13/11/1893 at Altamirano, baptised 03/09/1893 at Chascomús, son of Isabella White and Robert Michael Shrewsbury, engine driver, Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway. |
Locomotive Running, Bahia Blanca | Lance Corpl. | PS/1439 | 01/07/1916 | 22 | Middlesex Regiment | .. | Pier and Face 12 D and 13 B. | Thiepval Memorial. |
SMETHURST, CYRIL VALENTINE
Born 1881 Maidstone, Kent, son of George Smethurst and Sophia Matilda Bates, of Tring, Herts; educated at Whitgift Grammar School; husband of Marguerite Alice Russell (married 1907), of 75, Briar Avenue, Norbury, London. |
London Office | Private | 7288 | 31/03/1917 | 36 | Honourable Artillery Company | .. | I. A. 19. | H.A.C. Cemetery, Ecoust-St. Mein |
SMILES, SAMUEL
Son of Mrs. Lucy Smiles, of Strandtown, Belfast. Arrived in England on S.S. Avon 13/07/1912. Married Beryl Madel Pirrie 16/08/1913 at All Saints, Childs Hill. |
... | 2nd Lieut. | ... | 16/08/1917 | 36 | Royal Irish Rifles, 1st Bn. | .. | VIII. G. 1. | TYNE COT CEMETERY.
Not listed in directors' reports. |
SMITH, CHARLES FAULKNER | Engineer's | Private | 2476 | 09/05/1915 | Unknown | Seaforth Highlanders, 4th Bn. | .. | Panel 38 and 39. | Le Touret Memorial. |
SMITH, EDWARD THOMPSON
Born 25/05/1887 Colchester, son of Edward Thompson Smith and Edith Osmond, of St. Marys Lodge, Colchester, Essex. |
Engineer's | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 19/10/1915 | 28 | East Kent (The Buffs) 8th Bttn. |
.. | I. G. 18. | Chester Farm Cemetery |
SPOONER, RONALD ALAN
Born 1886 in Winchester, son of James Douglas Spooner and Mary Eliza Spooner. |
Traffic Bahia Blanca |
Captain | .. | 23/09/1916 | 30 | Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 11th Bttn. | .. | D. 701. | Karasouli Military Cemetery |
SUTHERLAND, PETER
Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sutherland, of Seer Farm, Mid Clyth, Wick, Caithness. |
Mechanical Engineer's | Private | 12108 | 18/05/1915 | 24 | Scots Guards | .. | Panel 3 and 4. | Le Touret Memorial.
Memorial at St Andrew's, Buenos Aires. |
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MURRAY, ERNEST FRANCIS HUME
Born 1888, son of Francis Henry Murray and Mary Catherine Montrésor, of 20, Conan Mansions, West Kensington, London. |
London Office | Captain | .. | 09/10/1917 | 29 | Adjt., Honourable Artillery Coy., 2nd Bn | MC, DCM | Panel 7. | TYNE COT MEMORIAL. |
THOMPSON, HERBERT RICHARD
Born 1884 in Gillingham, son of Thomas Richard Thompson and Ellen Best, of Gillingham, Kent. Initiated to Pampa Lodge No. 2329. Returned from Argentine Republic to offer his services in 1914. Served as a Second Lieutenant in the Royal West Kents in France from May 1916. After recovering from a wound, he was fit enough for garrison duties and was moved into the 2nd Garrison battalion of the Bedfordshire Regiment, stationed in India. Died in Karachi, India. (Buried Karachi Cem. A/E. A. 6.) |
Accountant's | Sapper | WR/280140 | 03/05/1918 | 34 | Bedfordshire Regiment, 2nd Garrison Bn | .. | Face 1. | DELHI MEMORIAL (INDIA GATE) |
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BUENOS AYRES WESTERN RAILWAY | |||||||||
BARKER, HENRY, Born in Cambridge, son of George Barker and Kate Bridger, of 61, Hampstead Rd., Dorking. |
Fireman | Sapper | WR/280140 | 19/07/1919 | 37 | Royal Engineers, Railway Operating Div. |
.. | 17. 9464. | Dorking Cemetery. |
BOWLES, REGINALD JULIAN ALBANY
Native of Burnley, born 3 May 1891. Son of the Rev. Henry Albany Bowles and Louisa Alethea Yonge, of Christchurch Vicarage, Epsom. Traffic Inspector at Quiroga, Province of Buenos Aires. Died at Neuville sur Corbie from wounds sustained in attack on High Wood. |
Traffic. | Lieutenant | .. | 20/07/1916 | 23 | Royal Welsh Fusiliers | .. | I.D.5. | La Neuville British Cemetery, Corbie. |
DRAY, WILLIAM EDWARD
Born 1889 in Newport, Monmouthshire, Wales, son of Mary Ann Thomas and Robert Dray; brother of F. E. Dray, of 1, Somerton Place, Newport, Mon. Left for Argentina as a farm worker on 27/10/1911 by MS Amazon, returned as a book-keeper 16/12/1914 by MS Demerara. |
.. | Sergeant | 21421 | 02/07/1918 | 29 | South Wales Borderers | .. | III. E. 3. | Varennes Military Cemetery |
DUNLOP, JAMES WILKIE,
Born 8 January 1890, Hampstead, London, son of David Jugurtha Dunlop and Laura Frances Beddard, of 117, Alspandia Rd., South Hampstead, London, educated at Westminster School, 1903-6. Went to Argentina in 1906. Wounded at Messines 31/10/14 when serving with London Scottish. Invalided to Netley Hospital and died at home from cancer of the spine contracted in Gallipoli. |
Traffic Inspector | Lieut. | .. | 05/03/1917 | 27 | Royal Irish Regiment | .. | North of Church. | Shirley (St. John) Churchyard. |
FERGUSON, HENRY INNES
Born in Manchester 5 May 1887, son of the brewer Henry Ferguson, of Woodburn, Disley, Cheshire. Educated at Durston House, Ealing, and at the King's School Canterbury from September 1902 to July 1904. Apprentice fitter, London and North Western Railway, Crewe, from 2 April 1906. Left 17 June 1909 for work on the BAWR. |
Locomotive Dept. | Captain | .. | 14/07/1916 | 28 | Highland Light Infantry, 17th Bttn. |
.. | Pier and Face 15 C. | Thiepval Memorial |
FINNING, SIDNEY THOMAS,
Born 1891 in Devonshire, son of Sydney Walter Finning and Emily Oxman Batten. Commenced work September 1908 (age 16 yrs. 11 mos.) as junior clerk at Clapham Junction, London South Western Railway. Married Edith Rosina Sharman on 09/06/1916 at Earlsfield St. Andrew. |
London Office | Private | 4781 | 09/07/1916 | Unknown | Royal Fusiliers | .. | Pier and Face 8 C 9 A and 16 A. | Thiepval Memorial |
HAY, JOHN MACKIE.
Died of wounds. Born Duddingston, Edinburgh, 1889. Son of Jeanie and John Hay, DL, JP, of Mayfield, Duddingston. His brothers also fell: William Douglas in the Somme on 17/08/1916, age 23; Alexander on 8 January 1918, age 18. |
.. | Sergeant | S/10135 | 28/09/1915 | Unknown | Cameron Highlanders, 5th Bn. | .. | I. E. 65. | CHOCQUES MILITARY CEMETERY |
HOOD, THOMAS SAMUEL STANLEY
Drowned at sea on crash of hydroplane. Born in La Plata 22 June 1895. Baptised at All Saints, Quilmes, 20/10/1895, son of Edward Henry and Janet Swainston, of La Plata, who had married 11/03/1891 at St John's Cathedral, Buenos Aires. Edward was BAWR Storekeeper until retirement in 1928. |
.. | Flight Sub-Lieut. | .. | 26/04/1917 | 22 | Royal Naval Air Service | .. | 25 | Chatham Naval Memorial |
KENNEDY, WILLIAM H.
Died of wounds received in action. |
.. | Serjeant | 27370 | 10/08/1917 | Unknown | Royal Dublin Fusiliers | .. | III. D. 10. | Dozinghem Military Cemetery |
MACKENZIE, ARTHUR MURDO,
Born in Devonport. Mentioned in despatches. Husband of Elsie G. MacKenzie, of Berkeley House, Pimperne, Blandford, Dorset. |
Engineer's | Captain | .. | 08/09/1918 | 28 | Royal Engineers, 6th Div. Signal Coy. |
MC | III. C.38. | Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimille. |
MACLEAN, ALEX CLARKSON
Born 15/10/1884, Ryde, Isle of Wight, son of Gen. Henry John Maclean, Rifle Brigade, and Frances Clarkson; educated at Haileybury College 1897-1902; husband of Ruth Niblock Davison Maclean, of Hawthorns, 11, Sylvan Hill, Norwood, London. His brother, Captain Ivan Clarkson Maclean, MC, DSO, born in Ryde 26/12/1881, educated at Haileybury 1895-1900, qualified in Medicine at St Thomas Hospital (London) in 1906, reported missing 24/03/1918, died of wounds in a German hospital 4 April 1918. |
.. | Lieut. | .. | 09/04/1918 | 34 | Royal Engineers, ROD | .. | E. 19. | Haverskerque British Cemetery |
MacMULLEN, VICTOR JAMES
Died of wounds. Son of Michael J. and Elizabeth MacMullen, of Montenotte, Cork. |
Engineer's | Lance Corpl. | 1256 | 02/10/1916 | 28 | South Irish Horse | .. | V. B. 20. | Heilly Station Cemetery, Mericourt-l'abbe |
MARSHALL, C B | .. | Private | 2426 | 27/01/1916 | Unknown | Royal Fusiliers | .. | I. G. 16. | Brown's Road Military Cemetery, Festubert |
OBERST, GEORGE HENRY,
Born at St.Giles on 9 October 1875, son of Carl Oberst (1836-1919) and Sophia Loft (1840-1920). His father was German, an immigrant from Prussia, who in 1881 had a bakery in London that employed 4 persons. His mother was English, from Rochester. |
.. | Serjeant | 422642 | 24/08/1918 | 42 | London Regiment | .. | I. A. 6. | Bray Hill British Cemetery, Bray-sur-somme |
WILLIAMS, FREDERICK
Husband of Ruth Rowlands (married 1915 in Horsham), of 48, Bedford Rd., Horsham, Sussex. |
.. | Lance Corpl. | 518 | 07/06/1917 | 32 | Royal Fusiliers, 22nd Bn. | .. | Panel 6 and 8. | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial |
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BANKS, HENRY BELLWOOD.
Born 12 September 1892 in Croydon, son Emily Selina Jordan and Henry Bellwood Banks. Educated at Trinity School, 1905-09. Died of wounds at No. 4 Casualty Clearing Station, France. |
London Office | Corporal | 530132 | 22/05/1918 | 25 | London Regiment (Prince of Wales' Own Civil Service Rifles) 1/15th Bn. |
.. | I. D. 21. | Pernois British Cemetery, Halloy-les-pernois |
HORT, HORATIO BRUNT
Born 18 February 1880 in Eastbourne, son of the late Edward Arthur and Mary Hort. |
London Office, accountant. | Private | 4831 | 09/10/1917 | 37 | Honourable Artillery Company | .. | Panel 7. | Tyne Cot Memorial |
LENNON, C. Died in hospital. |
London Office | Serjeant | .. | 17/05/1918 | .. | Connaught Rangers | .. | .. | .. |
TOD, ALEXANDER REVELL
Born 1892 in Camberwell, son of Francis Hill Tod and Amy Roberts, of 6, Baldry Gardens, Streatham Common, London. Died of wounds. |
London Office | Lieut. | .. | 18/04/1918 | 25 | East Surrey Regiment, 5th Battn. |
MC | In South part. | Caix Communal Cemetery |
WITHERS, GEORGE FREDERICK
Born 1878 in Birkenhead. Husband of Nina Ethel Lester (married 06/12/1912), of Kiaora, Addington Grove, Sydenham, London. |
London Office | Lance Corpl. | R/16616 | 06/12/1917 | 38 | King's Royal Rifle Corps | .. | Panel 115 to 119 and 162A and 163A. | Tyne Cot Memorial |
AHERN, WILLIAM.
Born about 1886 in Mallow, Co. Cork, Ireland. Left Liverpool for Buenos Aires by MS Hyanthes 17/08/1907; returned by MS Desna 11/11/1914. |
Clerk, Traffic, Cañada de Gomez | Private | 6045 | 18/06/1916 | 29 | Irish Guards | .. | I. P. 23. | Essex Farm Cemetery |
BEE, WILLIAM
Died of wounds. Born 1882. Elder son of Mr Win. Bee, 3 Harden Place. Educated at George Heriot's School, Edinburgh, 1894-1897. |
Engineer's (Surveys) |
2nd Lieut. | .. | 24/09/1917 | 35 | Royal Field Artillery, "D" Bty. 94th Bde. |
.. | XXV. F. 1. | Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery |
BENNETT, ERNEST EBENEZER.
Born 1885 Ipswich, Suffolk, son of Harriet Hodges and William Bennett. Died of nephritis at London Hospital, Whitechapel. |
Engineer's, Galvez | Lieut. | .. | 12/08/17 | 31 | Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) 19th Bn.; The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, attd. 8th Bn. | .. | M.9. 1. RN. 18548. | Abney Park Cemetery |
BOIDI, J. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | Memorial at Retiro Station |
BROWNE, HERBERT MAXWELL
Born 1 February 1889, Redhill, Surrey, baptised 16/03/1889 son of Frederick Phillip Browne and Alice Maxwell, educated at Haileybury College 1902-06. |
Electrical, Victoria | Lieut. | ... | 26/03/1917 | 28 | Essex Regiment | .. | II. G. 16. | Gaza War Cemetery, Palestine. |
BROWNE, WALTER STEPHEN, born 1886 in Preston, Sussex, son of the auctioneer Joseph Browne and Elizabeth, his wife. In 1911 he was electrician inspector in Barton-upon-Irwell. Left England for Buenos Aires by Araguaya 09/06/1911; arrived back in England on 11/11/1914 by Desna. After demobilisation returned to his railway job at Rosario; died at Hospicio de las Mercedes, Buenos Aires. | CME's Dept. (Electrical) | Lieutenant | .. | 01/06/1921 | 33 | Electric Engineers Corps | .. | .. | Memorial at Retiro Station |
BRYANS, JOHN Died of wounds. Born at Junin, Argentine Republic, 23 June 1896. Son of Florence Frances Allen and John Bryans, Asst. Chief Engineer, Buenos Ayres & Pacific Railway, of 4514, Asuncion, Devoto, Buenos Aires. |
Electrical | Lieut. | .. | 28/10/1917 | 21 | The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment; 2nd/5th Bn | .. | IX. B. 1. | DOZINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY. |
BUCHANAN, ARTHUR SANDERSON born 24 February 1888 in Kirkwall & St Ola, Orkney, Scotland, son of Angus Buchanan and Jane Sanderson. He first came to Argentina September 1910; worked for the Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway in construction; joined the Central Argentine Railway October 1912; volunteered in March 1915. Was gazetted 2nd Lieut. Seaforth Highlanders, exchanged to Royal Engineers February 1918, promoted to Captain January 1919. Died in hospital of pneumonia. |
Rio Tercero Irrigation | Captain | .. | 15/02/1919 | 31 | Royal Engineers | .. | 7. 706. | Edinburgh (Dean, or Western) Cemetery. |
CARROLL, JOHN
Died in hospital. Son of Cornelius Carroll, of 2, Gates Cottages, Montague St., Hammersmith, London. |
Locomotive, Rosario | Sapper | 1539 | 08/06/1915 | 25 | Royal Engineers | .. | D. II. 1. | Lincoln (Newport) Cemetery |
CARTER, JOSEPH LEONARD
Born in Highworth, Wilts., 1892, son of Bernard Alfred Leonard Carter and Jane Jacques, of Twatley Lodge, Malmesbury, Swindon. Wilts. |
Traffic | Private | 1023 | 16/01/1916 | 23 | Welsh Guards | .. | II. B. 6. | Royal Irish Rifles Graveyard, Laventie |
CHAPPELL, EDWIN FRANCIS.
born on 21/11/1888, son of Francis Chappell (proprietor of John Chappell & Sons, undertakers, of 473 New Cross Road and 261 Lewisham High Road) of 44 Burnt Ash Road, Lee. He was a graduate of King’s College, London. Returned from Argentina as civil engineer by Demerara, 28/02/1915. Elected Associate Member, Institution of Civil Engineers, 28/02/1915. |
Administration | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 03/02/1916 | Unknown | Royal Engineers, 3rd Field Sqdn. | .. | II. A. 8. | Vermelles British Cemetery |
CLANCY, WILLIAM JOSEPH
Born 1879 in Ireland, son of John and Winifred Clancy, of Moore St. Kilrush, Co. Clare. Emigrated first to Rhodesia. Died in hospital of meningitis. |
Engineer's, La Banda |
2nd Lieut. | .. | 16/10/1918 | 38 | Army Service Corps | .. | 3 "C." Z. 26. | Greenwich Cemetery |
CLARKE, HAROLD PERCIVAL
Born 18/03/1888 in Argentine Republic, baptised at St Bartholomew's, Rosario, 06/05/1888, son of J. Percy Clarke and Elizabeth née Glover, of 39, Hyde Park Gate, South Kensington, London. Educated at Marlborough College. A.M.I.C.E. Proceeded overseas Nov. 1914. His brother Algernon was also killed. |
Engineer's, Rosario | Lieut. | .. | 09/05/1915 | 27 | Rifle Brigade, 6th Bn. attd. 2nd Bn. |
.. | Panel 10. | Ploegsteert Memorial |
COBBOLD, ROWLAND TOWNSHEND
Born 1892 in Ipswich, son of Alfred Townshend Cobbold, OBE, and Alice Bessie Nunn, of Bramford House, Bramford, Suffolk. |
Traffic | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 25/09/1915 | 23 | Royal Field Artillery, 6th Bty. | .. | I. F. 19. | Brandhoek Military Cemetery |
COLONELLO, P. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | Memorial at Retiro Station |
COLVILL-JONES, THOMAS
Died of wounds while prisoner of war in Germany. Born in Buenos Aires 1 Nov. 1897, baptised at St. Andrew's, B.A., 28 March 1898, son of Robert and Abbie Colvill-Jones, of Cangallo 456, Buenos Aires, Argentine. Robert, widower, from Canada, married Abbie Jane Weston, from Argentine, on 12/11/1895 at St John's Cathedral, Bs.As. His older brother Robert Colvill Jones, MC, employed by Touche, Faller & Co. in Buenos Aires, was killed in action in France 4/11/1918. |
Engineer's | Captain | .. | 24/05/1918 | 20 | Royal Air Force | .. | VI. G. 4. | Berlin South-western Cemetery
Memorial at St Andrew's, Buenos Aires. |
COULSON, CHARLES
Born 1878, son of Robert Coulson and Ellen Benvin. Married 13/11/1901 Hannah Margaret Waites, lately of 32, Milton Rd., West Hartlepool. They had 2 sons. Charles Benvin was born 1915 in Argentina, died 1988 in Oldham, Lancs. |
Running (Engine driver) | Lance Corpl. | 206217 | 09/12/1916 | 39 | Royal Engineers, Railway Operating Dept. | .. | VIII. E. 3. | Contay British Cemetery, Contay |
DANSEY, FELIX RAMÓN ARTHUR
Born in Paraná, Entre Ríos, baptised 11 November 1891 at San Pedro Gonzalez Telmo, Buenos Aires, eldest child of Indalecia Guido de Dansey, 2nd wife of William Foley Dansey (1847-1908), of San Lorenzo, 84, San Martin, Buenos Aires. |
Administration | 2nd Lieut. | 27 | 25/07/1918 | .. | 7th Batt. London Regt. | .. | IX.B.1. | Contay British Cemetery, Contay. |
DAVIS, DAVID DANIEL CLARENCE
Born 1890 in London, son of Isabel Sylvia and David Isaacs; educated at Tonbridge School (M.H. 1904-7). Brother of Mrs. Gladys Augusta Sarjeant, of Iverna, King Edward Avenue, Broadstairs, Kent. His brother Cyril York was also killed in action. |
Assistant Electrical Engineer | 2nd Corpl. | 57185 | 31/07/1917 | 27 | Royal Engineers Cable Section |
.. | Panel 9. | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial |
DAVIS, CYRIL YORK, born 15 November 1888 in Capetown, elder son of David Isaacs. He entered Tonbridge School in September, 1893, as Cyril York Isaacs but the family subsequently changed their name to Davis. C Y Davis left from the Engineering Sixth in July, 1907, to study at the Kensington Technical Engineering College. In the autumn of 1909 he sailed for Buenos Aires to join the Central Argentine Railway Co. as Surveying Engineer, and at the time of his return to volunteer was Chief Surveying Engineer to that Company. Landing in England on 12 December 1914 he received a commission in the new armies dated 16 December 1914, as Temporary 2nd Lieut. in the East Surrey Regt., was promoted Temporary Lieut. 20/08/1915, and Captain on 11/11/1915. | Chief Engineer's | Captain | .. | 15/09/1916 | Unknown | East Surrey Regiment, 12th Bn. | .. | Pier and Face 6 B and 6 C. | Thiepval Memorial |
DAY, THOMAS BRUCE.
Born in Liverpool 4 June 1888, baptised at St. Peter, Liverpool, 19 Aug. 1888, son of the plumber John Day and Emma Day. In 1911 he was a shipping clerk in Liverpool. Died in Liverpool as an Army Pensioner. |
Clerk, Chief Engineer's | .. | .. | 17/10/1919 | 31 | Army Service Corps; Royal Field Artillery | .. | .. | Memorial at Retiro Station |
DUDLEY, JAMES JOHN
Died from wounds received in action. Born 1881 in Chelsea. Son of James Henry Henning Dudley and Cordelia Ann Jacobs, of 155, Chesterton Rd., North Kensington, London. |
Accountant's | Serjeant | 510847 | 17/07/1918 | 27 | London Regiment (London Scottish) | .. | 8 and 9. 6. 42312. | Kensal Green (All Souls') Cemetery |
DUNNING, REGINALD PERCY. Born 1887 in Southampton, son of Emma Law and Walter Henry Dunning. His father was Commercial Clerk, London & South Western Railway, at Kingston-upon-Thames. In 1911 Reginald was accountant's clerk, L&SWR, Kingston. In Argentina he was a resident of San Isidro. Arrived back in England 16/03/1916. |
Accountant's | 2nd Lieut. | 7458 | 21/03/1918 | 30 | Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) |
.. | Bay 7. | Arras Memorial. |
FAIRBAIRN, JAMES JOHN WATERS
Born 14 April, 1884 in Vienna, Austria, son of James George and Agnes Fairbairn. Wounded in both feet, France, 1917. Married. Served in India on Afghan Frontier. Returned to Argentina, March 1920. Died at British Hospital, Buenos Aires. |
Workshop Offices, Perez | Lieutenant | .. | 21/04/1920 | 36 | York & Lancaster Regt, Sheffield City Battn. |
.. | .. | Chacarita British Cemetery. Memorials at St Andrew's and Retiro Station, Buenos Aires. |
FORREST, ROBERT HENRY
Born 1881 in Preston, Lancs., son of Robert H. and Ann Jane Forrest, of 36, Hulton St., Moss Side, Manchester. Killed whilst a prisoner of war in Germany, "shot through the heart while attempting to escape." (Forrest to Meelboom, Central Argentine Railway Magazine, Apr. 1919, p. 13) |
Accountant's | Private | 46976 | 22/05/1918 | 26 | Lancashire Fusiliers 17th Bn. |
.. | Panel 32 to 34 | POZIERES MEMORIAL |
GLASGOW, WILLIAM JAMES NESBIT
Died of wounds. Born at Bs.As. 18/06/1879, baptised at St Andrew's 06/09/1879, son of William Glasgow (storekeeper, deceased at 44, buried 18/04/1879) and Agnes Brydon, of Buenos Aires. |
Engineer's | Captain | .. | Killed
07/10/1916
wounded 06/10/1916 |
35 | Royal Engineers, 93rd Field Coy. |
MC | IV. B. 9. | Couin British Cemetery.
Memorial at St Andrew's, Buenos Aires. |
HAINES, ERNEST EDWARD
He was born in Tasmania and served In the Boer War as a Private in Number 2 Company of the 2nd Tasmanian Imperial Bushmen. His unit arrived in South Africa on 27 March 1901 and returned to Tasmania on 25 June 1902. Later Haines moved to Argentina, where he worked in the Administration department of the Central Argentine Railway. He died of malaria in hospital. Mentioned in despatches. |
Administration | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 11/02/1917 | Unknown | The King's (Liverpool Regiment), 14th Bn. | MC | Spec. Plot. 22. | Wokingham (St. Sebastian) Churchyard |
HARKER, ROMILLE. Born 1 June 1879 at Eccleshall, Staffordshire, fourth son of Amy Ann Smith and the Rev. Bailey John Harker of Grassington. Educated at Caterham Congregational College. | Carriage & Wagon, Rosario | Serjeant | 23708 | 25/09/1915 | 36 | The King's (Liverpool Regt.) | .. | Panel 27 to 30. | Loos Memorial |
HARRISON, CECIL GEORGE BRADFORD.
Born 1881 in London. Baptised 6 March 1881 Holy Trinity, Croydon, Surrey, England, son of Cecil George Harrison and Frances Brooke Westerman. |
Offices, Perez | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 13/08/1916 | 35 | Royal Berkshire Regiment, 8th Bn. |
.. | Pier and Face 11 D. | Thiepval Memorial |
HENEGAN, JOSEPH, born in Bradford, Yorkshire, on 27 July 1892, to Irish parents, John and Bridget Henegan. Educated at St.Bede's Grammar School, Bradford. Came to Argentina in 1911. Died in France at the beginning of the Battle of Cambrai. In early 1916 married Alice Macdonald of 121 Addicombe-terrace, Heaton, Newcastle-on-Tyne. | Fireman | Private | 241328 | 20/11/1917 | 25 | West Yorkshire Regiment | .. | Panel 5 | Cambrai Memorial, Louverval |
HOULIHAN, MICHAEL JOSEPH.
Born 1894 in Campana, Prov. B.A., son of William and Mary Anne Houlihan. Left Argentina 1915. Brother of Mrs. Minnie Barry, of Frigorifico Artigas, Villa del Cerro, Montevideo, Uruguay. |
at Victoria | Private | 72806 | 07/06/1917 | 22 | Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) | .. | Panel 56. | YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL.
Not on Retiro Station Memorial. |
JOHNSTON, JOHN MOFFAT
Born 1886 in Cockermouth, son of David Johnston and Margaret Ann Moffat, of 5877, Lanark St., South Vancouver, British Columbia. |
Mechanical Eng. | Private | 63425 | 02/11/1917 | 31 | Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) |
.. | XXIV. E. 1. | Gaza War Cemetery, Palestine. |
LEACH, FREDERICK,
born about 1889, arrived to Buenos Aires by MS Amazon 9 September 1911, as a clerk. Left Buenos Aires 20/11/1914, enlisted in Hon. Artillery Co. Died of wounds in Mesopotamia |
Traffic, Rosario | Lieut. | .. | 16/06/1918 | 29 | Royal Air Force, Manchester Regiment, and 1st/8th Bn. | .. | Face E. | Kirkee 1914-1918 Memorial |
LUALDI, C. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | Memorial at Retiro Station |
MACDONALD, HENRY ELWORTHY
Son of George Samuel Macdonald and Mary Ann Darlington, of 25, Albany St., Regent's Park, London. |
Accountant's | Rifleman | R/10083 | 28/08/1916 | 28 | King's Royal Rifle Corps | .. | XXIX. O. 9. | Delville Wood Cemetery, Longueval |
MACDONALD, MOFFAT ALEXANDER.
Born in Edinburgh. |
Gorton Works, Pérez. | Captain | ... | ../04/1916 | ... | Royal Engineers | .. | ... | Not on Retiro Station Memorial. |
MacDOUGALL, JOHN
Son of Allan and Mary MacDougall, of 13, Charlotte St., Port Ellen, Islay. |
Traffic | Private | 300838 | 12/04/1917 | 28 | Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders |
.. | II. C. 4. | Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension |
McLELLAN, FREDERICK CHARLES
Appointed April 1913 Assistant Accountant (Expenditures), Chief Mechanical Engineer's Department, Rosario. |
Accountant's | Serjeant | 3014 | 13/11/1916 | Unknown | Royal Fusiliers, 24th Bn | .. | Pier and Face 8 C 9 A and 16 A. | Thiepval Memorial |
McNALLY, THOMAS.
Born in Liverpool 1887, son of Wlliam McNally and Jane Penlington. Arrived in England by MS Arlanza 01/11/1914, 3rd class. |
Clerk, Engineer's | Private | 24627 | 30/07/1916 | 30 | The King's (Liverpool Regiment), 17th Bn. | .. | II. O. 7. | Guillemont Road Cemetery, Guillemont |
MESS, EDWIN
Son of George and Elizabeth Mess, of Blackwater, St. Fergus, Peterhead, Aberdeenshire. |
... | Serjeant | 9444 | 25/09/1915 | 39 | Royal Irish Rifles, 2nd Bn. | .. | Panel 40. | YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL,
Not on the Retiro Station Memorial. |
MULLINS, MICHAEL JOSEPH
Born 1887 in Cork, Ireland, son of Henry I. Mullins and Emily Grimes. Enlisted in Dublin 07/09/1915. Died in hospital in France. |
Running | Private | 68268 | 22/11/1916 | 29 | Royal Army Medical Corps, 134th Field Amb. |
.. | VI. B. 34. | Puchevillers British Cemetery |
NORRIS, SIDNEY
Missing since 30/04/17, died of wounds whilst prisoner of war in Mesopotamia. Born in Edington, Burtle, Somerset. |
Mechanical Eng. | .. | .. | 08/06/17 | .. | Somerset Light Infantry | .. | .. | Memorial at Retiro Station |
OVERTON, THOMAS WILSON.
Wounded and missing. Born 1894 at Skipton, Yorkshire, son of Thomas Overton and Evangeline Hardacre, of General Urquiza (Buenos Aires), formerly Rosario de Santa Fe. His brother, David Alan Ewart Overton, born 1898 at Skipton, Private, East Surrey Regiment, was killed 20 October 1918. |
Running, Rosario | Lance Corpl. | 15422 | 25/09/1915 | 20 | Yorkshire Regiment, 2nd Bn. |
.. | Panel 44 and 45. | Loos Memorial |
PINK, CHARLES EDWARD, born in Sawston, Cambridgeshire, baptised 24 June 1877, son of William Pink and Mary Ann Gilbey. Was a grocer's apprentice in 1891. Married Louise Alice Antell 12 December 1901 at All Saints, Wimbledon. Died on the Somme. | Carriage & Wagon, Rosario | Rifleman | R/11205 | 15/09/1916 | Unknown | King's Royal Rifle Corps, 8th Bn. |
.. | Pier and Face 13 A and 13 B. | Thiepval Memorial |
PINNINGTON, JOHN NOEL
Son of Edward and Margaret Pinnington, of "Beulah," Orchard St., Motherwell. Left Argentina in October 1914, sailing on S.S. Darro with his younger brother, Edward Forbes Pinnington, Lieut., Highland Light Infantry. |
Traffic | Private | 11840 | 31/07/1917 | 30 | Scots Guards | .. | I. B. 16. | Bleuet Farm Cemetery |
POSTEL, A. J. | Stores | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | Memorial at Retiro Station |
PURFIELD, J. HENRY, died in Camp Hospital, Wargate, Arne, Dorsetshire.
Born in Camberwell, Surrey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Purfield, of London. Married Adelaide Louise Ronbinson. They had 2 sons and 2 daughters. He had previously worked at the Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway's Banfield Shops. His wife lived at 37, Springfield Rd., Torquay. |
Engineer's | Sergeant | 3/8355 | 23/09/1915 | .. | Devonshire Regiment | .. | B. A. 15. | Wareham Cemetery. |
RADFORD, JOHN WILLIAM ERNEST WRIGHT
Died of wounds. Born 11 October 1881 at East Acton, son of William W. Radford and Ellen Wright; husband of Mary Jane Hyslop (1876-1959), of 8, Long Drive, East Acton. London. Married 25 June 1907 in Lerwick, Shetland; 4 children: 1 born 1909 in Venado Tuerto, the next three between 1911 and 1915 in Villa Ballester. |
Accountant's | Private | 514373 | 13/05/1917 | 36 | London Regiment (London Scottish) |
.. | V. E. 16. | Faubourg D'amiens Cemetery |
REECE, FRANK WILLIAM
Killed in the Dardanelles when HMS Triumph was sunk by a German submarine. Born 1880 in Cockermouth, son of Mary Jane Holland and David Reece, of 17, Carlton Rd., Workington, Cumberland. |
Draughtsman, Locomotive Works, Rosario | Warrant Engineer | .. | 25/05/1915 | 35 | Royal Naval Reserve, H.M.S. "Triumph." |
.. | 8 | Plymouth Naval Memorial |
RIGGS, WILLIAM, born 5 September 1880 in Tullamore, Ireland, son of Mary Gorman and Joseph Riggs.
Invalided October 1916; left England 16 February 1917 for Argentina; died from his wounds in Alta Gracia, Córdoba. |
Accountant's | .. | .. | 11/06/1919 | 36 | Royal Engineers | .. | .. | Memorial at Retiro Station |
SCOTCHER, WILLIAM GOODLIFF
Died by accident while flying in England. Born 17 March 1890 at Ilford, Essex, son of Charles William Scotcher and Rebecca Ison, of 80, Balfour Rd., Ilford. Of University of London O.T.C. Enrolled in the Coldstream Guards; commisioned East Yorkshire Regt. |
Running | Captain | .. | 15/09/1918 | 28 | Royal Air Force, 50th Sqdn. |
MC | 3203 | Ilford Cemetery |
SOLDO, P. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | Memorial at Retiro Station |
STEDMAN, HAROLD RICHARD, born in 1887 in Heartsee, Knucklas, Knighton, Radnorshire, son of the farmers Charles Menlove Stedman and Caroline Laura Stedman. He joined the Central Argentine Railway as an electrical engineer, was back in Liverpool 13 December 1914, and enlisted. He was discharged in good standing on 15 June 1918, returned to his job in Argentina, was posted at Alta Gracia, and returned to Warwickshire 14 August 1920. He died at Knucklas, Radnorshire. He married Daisy (1888-1969), daughter of Henry Eggleton, on 25/05/1918. | Electrical Eng. | Corporal | 562662 | 32 | 17/09/1920 | Royal Engineers | .. | .. | Memorial at Retiro Station |
STRINGER, WILLIAM CHARLES
Died in hospital of meningitis. Born at Manchester, son of William and Ellie Stringer, of The Mill House, Denham, Bucks; husband of Maria Antoinette Thompson (formerly Stringer, nee Bannwart), of Wellington, Salop. They were married at St John, Buenos Aires, 31 Dec. 1912. |
Engineer's | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 14/06/1917 | 33 | Royal Flying Corps | .. | Niche 1962. | Golders Green Crematorium |
TONTA, P. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | Memorial at Retiro Station |
TRAMAGLIA, SPERANZA ARCHDALE,
Born 1886 in Lambeth. Cousin of K. C. Digby, of 40, Lombard St., London. |
Engineer's | Private | 2679 | 01/07/1916 | 30 | 24th Middlesex Regt. 16th Bn. |
.. | B. 30. | Hawthorn Ridge Cemetery No. 1, Auchonvilliers. |
TREMAYNE, JOHN ALARIC EVA Killed in action at the Dardanelles. Born 18 August 1890 in Peru, son of Sofia Lucila Syers Jones and Captain William Eva Tremayne, Pacific Steam Navigation Co. |
Electrical, Rosario | Sub-Lieut. | .. | 19/06/1915 | 24 | Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Hawke Bn. R.N. Div. | .. | Panel 8 to 15. | Helles Memorial |
UBERTI, J. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | Memorial at Retiro Station |
VALENTINI, V. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | .. | Memorial at Retiro Station |
WALROND, GEORGE BASIL STEWART
Mentioned in despatches. Born 15 May 1876, youngest child of Caroline Maud Clark and Col. Henry Walrond, 9th Marqués de Vallado, of Dulford House, Collumpton, Devon; husband of Mabel Bloxsome (married 22 December 1903), of Flat 8, 40, Poley St., London. Served in the South African Campaign. |
Stores, Rosario | Captain | .. | 19/03/1916 | 40 | Somerset Light Infantry, 6th Bn. |
.. | C. 4. | Agny Military Cemetery |
WALTER, ALFRED ERNEST HENRY URMSTON
Died at Acheson Hospital, London, of wounds received in action. Born 13/04/1877 in Kent, son of the late Frederick Grace Walter and Mary Grace Walter née Urmston, of 8, Station Rd., Crawley, Sussex. |
Accountant's | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 13/05/1917 | 30 | Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, 2nd Bn. | .. | 61. 40679. | Highgate Cemetery.
Memorial at St Andrew's, Buenos Aires. |
WHIDBORNE, GEORGE WARREN.
Died in Hospital in France from illness contracted in the trenches. Born 1885, youngest son of George Ferris Whidborne and Eliza Mary Warren. Brother of Frederick Ferris Whidborne, Central Argentine Rly. Traffic Office, Rosario. His other brother, Charles Hobson Whidborne. Lieutenant, 4th Btn. Australian Infantry, was killed in action on the Dardanelles 14 August 1915. |
Administration | Rifleman | 760425 | 06/03/1917 | 31 | London Regiment (Artists' Rifles) | .. | XXI. N. 2A. | Etaples Military Cemetery |
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VILLARS, LOUIS THÉODORE FRANÇOIS
Né 18/09/1884 Montceau-les-Mines. Cité plusieurs fois. Mort au Chemin-des Dames. Fils de Lucien Villars et Hélène de Laptow, Paris et château du Terreau. |
Secrétaire de la Délégation locale à Buenos-Aires | Lieutenant | 526 | 25/06/1917 | 32 | 334e Régiment d'Infanterie | .. | Inconnu. | |
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ALLEN, CHARLES St. VINCENT, born about 1887 son of Captain John Allen.
Married Eleanor Harriet Elizabeth Killerby on 9 March 1912 in Hornsey Rise, Middlesex.
Died of wounds received in France. Mentioned 3 times in despatches. |
2nd Lieut. | .. | 16/02/1917 | ... | The Buffs (East Kent Rgt.) 3rd Bn. attd. Machine Gun Corps. | .. | Plot B.1 Grave 252. | Bells Hill Burial Ground.
Not in directors' reports. | |
BANKS, A. | Engineer's | .. | .. | ??/07/1916 | ... | The Buffs (East Kent Rgt.) | .. | ... | ... |
CHURCHILL, HERBERT PAYN
Died at Malta of enteric fever after service in the Dardanelles. Born 1888, son of Col. Arthur Gillespie Churchill, C.B., C.B.E., and Catherine Mary Payn; husband of Dorothea Hester Churchill, of 20, Ashburn Place, South Kensington, London. |
Engineer's | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 20/10/1915 | 27 | Royal Engineers | .. | A. XVI. 6. | Pieta Military Cemetery (Malta) |
HUTCHINSON, GEORGE HANLEY, AICE.
Born Catterick, Yorks., 3 September 1887, son of Teasdale Hilton Hutchinson and Gertrude Harrison of the Manor House, Catterick. Elected Associate Member, Institution of Civil Engineers, 09/02/1915. |
Engineer's | Lieut. | .. | 02/03/1916 | 28 | Yorkshire Regiment, "Y" Coy. 4th Bn. |
.. | I. F. 19. | Poperinghe New Military Cemetery |
KITCHER, HENRY ERNEST, born 20 February 1880, baptised 18 August 1880 in Bridport, Dorset, son of Elizabeth Thomas and Henry Kitcher. Brother of Mr. William Levi Kitcher, iron merchant of Cordova, Bridport, Dorset. Mentioned in despatches. | Administration | Captain | .. | 07/08/1916 | 36 | Dorsetshire Regiment, 5th Bn. |
.. | I. F. 6. | Wailly Orchard Cemetery |
MITCHELL, PATRICK CHARLES
Son of Mary Teresa Mitchell, of 182, Rathgar Rd., Dublin, and the late Patrick Charles Mitchell. Born at Roscommon; died in hospital. |
Electrical | Private | 1268 | 16/02/1915 | 28 | South Irish Horse | .. | OX. 319. | Doncaster Hyde Park Cemetery |
WATSON, STANLEY M
Died of wounds. |
Electrical | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 01/07/1916 | .. | Royal Field Artillery, Machine Gun Corps | .. | VII. D. 4. | GORDON DUMP CEMETERY, OVILLERS-LA BOISSELLE |
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BURNAND, GEOFFREY CHASEMORE, M.A., M.I.C.E.
Native of Worth, Sussex, born 22 April 1883. Only son of Graham Burnand and Elizabeth Frances Chasemore, of Knockacur, Doneraile, County Cork. Killed in aerial combat. Having lost a foot in a railway accident he was unfit for the Army but could join the Air Force. |
Sectional Engineer, Nogoyá | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 07/04/1917 | 33 | 48th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps |
.. | V. J. 5. | Warlincourt Halte British Cemetery, Saulty, France. |
COWPER-COLES, SHERRARD WILLIAM
Born in San Martin 12 July 1896, baptised St. Saviour's of Belgrano 23 August 1896, eldest son of William Burgoyne Cowper-Coles (B.A. merchant) and Rebecca Smith. His brother Richard Henry Cowper Coles, born 1904 in England, Sub-Lieut. RNVR, was sunk by U-boat 19/01/1942. |
at Concordia | Captain | .. | 14/10/1918 | 22 | Royal Air Force, 7th Squadron |
.. | XI. A. 4 | Mendinghem Military Cemetery |
LECHMERE, NICHOLAS GEORGE BERWICK.
Born on 20 September 1881, younger son of Louisa Katherine Haigh and Sir Edmund Anthony Harley Lechmere, 3rd Bart., who was MP for Worcestershire. Educated at Westminster school (May 1895-1897), studied modern languages and science. In 1901 he enrolled at RMC Sandhurst. He became 2nd Lieutenant of the Scots Guards in May 1902, just when the Scots Guards were returning home from the Boer War, but he retired from the army in 1906. On 23 June 1904 he married Mary Katherine Pegg of Basingstoke, only daughter of Major John Pegg, but she died 26 July 1910 after only six years of marriage. They had no children.. |
Engineers | Lieutenant | .. | 17/10/1915 | 34 | Scots Guards 2nd Batn. | .. | Panels 8 and 9 | Loos Memorial |
MEEKING, NORMAN ARTHUR. Born in Croydon 26 March 1892, son of Thomas Arthur Meeking, tea merchant, and Gertrude Mary Steains of 117 Castellain Mansions, Maida Vale, and later of Rocheford, King Edward Road, New Barnet. | London Office, Clerk. | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 01/07/1916 | 24 | London Regiment (Queen Victoria's Rifles) 1st/9th Bn. |
.. | Pier and Face 9.c | Thiepval Memorial. |
SHARLAND, ROBERT MONTAGUE,
Born 1889 in Christchurch, Hants., son William Claridge Sharland and Hannah Mattocks, of Bournemouth, husband of Elizabeth Ellen Sharland née Wright (married in Coventry, 1915), of 29, King St., Coventry. |
Locomotive | Corporal | 614136 | 20/05/1917 | 28 | Royal Horse Artillery, "Warwick" Bty., 15th Bgde. |
.. | I. E. 30 | Monchy British Cemetery, Monchy-le-Preux. |
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FAGAN, JAMES EDWARD, eldest son of Mr. Con. Fagan, Lismacaffry, Westmeath. He was educated in Navan and Belvedere College, and subsequently went to Argentina, where he held an important position in Santa Fe, which he relinquished to join for the duration of the war. He received a commission in the Inniskilling Fusiliers in September, 1915, and went to France in July, 1916. Died of wounds. | San Cristóbal | 2nd Lieut. | ... | 06/10/1916 | ... | Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers | ... | D. 5. | KEMMEL CHATEAU MILITARY CEMETERY |
TISDALL, CHARLES RICHARD, born 22 February 1893, baptised 10 March 1893, Highbridge, Somerset, son of the Rev. Alfred Oliver Tisdall and Evelyn Susan Empson. His father was Vicar of St Saviour's, Belgrano, Buenos Aires, from 1896 to 1914. Educated at Marlborough College and King's School, Canterbury. | San Cristóbal. | Lieutenant | ... | 15/09/1916 | 23 | Irish Guards, 1st Bn. | MC | II. A. 12. | CITADEL NEW MILITARY CEMETERY, FRICOURT |
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OTHER CASUALTIES WHO, ALTHOUGH NOT RAILWAYMEN, WERE CONNECTED WITH THE ARGENTINE AND ITS RAILWAYS | |||||||||
BEATTIE, THOMAS WILLIAM
son of Robert Beattie and Jemima Young, Los Talleres, BAGSR. His father was an engine driver. |
.. | Private | 4307 | 16/09/1916 | 22 | Durham Light Infantry | .. | Pier and Face 14A and 15C | THIEPVAL MEMORIAL |
BERTLIN, HUGH ANTHONY
Born June 1891 at Buenos Aires son of Alice Margaret Page, wife of Anthony Bertlin, former Southern Railway civil engineer in Argentina. His parents married at Trinity, Lomas de Zamora, 13 September 1890. He died at hospital in Luton after his motorcycle collided with a car. |
.. | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 12/07/1915 | 21 | Royal Engineers | .. | NW of Church | HOUGHTON REGIS (ALL SAINTS) CHURCHYARD |
BLYTH, DENNIS CARLTON
Son of Frances Ellen Rolls and Alfred Carlton Blyth, Central Argentine Railway clerk, formerly at Rosario, then Buenos Aires. Educated at Brighton College, School House, 1909 - 1911. Killed in action at Ypres. |
J. G. White &. Co., Buenos Aires. |
2nd Lieut. | .. | 28/08/1915 | .. | Royal Engineers, 93rd Coy. | .. | F. 21. | DICKEBUSCH NEW MILITARY CEMETERY |
BOWDEN, REGINALD CHARLES,
Born in Belgrano 10 April 1896, son of Caroline Sarah Jones and Charles Frederick Bowden, Traffic Manager, Buenos Ayres & Pacific Railway, domiciled at Navarro 4082, Villa Devoto. | .. | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 03/03/1916 | 19 | King's Own (Royal Lancater Regiment), 8th Btn. | .. | H.A. 43 | LIJSSENTHOEK MILITARY CEMETERY. |
BRYANS, JOHN,
Son of Florence Frances Allen and John George Bryans, Assistant Chief Engineer, Buenos Ayres & Pacific Railway, domiciled at Asunción 4514, Villa Devoto, born at Junin 23 June 1896. | .. | Lieut. | .. | 28/10/1917 | 21 | The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, 2nd/5th Btn. | .. | IX. B. 1. | DOZINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY. |
CLARKE, ALGERNON PERCY
Born at Buenos Aires 08/07/1894, baptised at St Lawrence's, Belgrano, 17/10/1894, son of Joseph Percy Clarke, C.B.E., and Elizabeth Clarke née Glover, of Rosary Gardens, South Kensington, London. Undergraduate Pembroke College, Cambridge. Died of wounds in France. His brother Harold was also killed. |
.. | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 24/07/1915 | 21 | London Regiment, 23rd Bn. | .. | I. B. 21. | CHOCQUES MILITARY CEMETERY |
DILLON, EDWARD JOSEPH
Born at St. Mary Cray, Kent, in 1895; son of Teresa Joseph McHale and Joseph Thomas Dillon. His father was London Secretary of the Argentine Great Western Railway and the affiliated South American Hotels Co. Educated at St Edmund's College, Old Hall, he joined the R.A.M.C. in August, 1914, gained the Military Medal in France in 1915, and obtained his commission in the Royal Flying Corps in August, 1917. He was killed in an aeroplane accident. |
.. | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 12/04/1918 | 23 | Royal Air Force, 7th Training Depot Station |
M.M. | 8117 | Kensal Green (St. Mary's) Roman Catholic Cemetery. |
FAIR, ARTHUR EDWARD BALFOUR,
Born in Marylebone in 1874; son of Agnes Elizabeth Best and the late John Fair, of Buenos Aires and Bournemouth, Educated at Harrow, 1887-1889. Husband of Madeline Fair of Northway House, Tewkesbury, Gloucester. Major Fair was mentioned in despatches and had also served in the Boer War. |
.. | Major | .. | 16/08/1917 | 43 | Royal Field Artillery, "C" Battery, 122nd. Brigade |
.. | II.C.1 | CANADA FARM CEMETERY. |
FREND, JOHN ARTHUR EDWARD,
Engineering student in England when war broke out. Born 6 November 1892, son of John Alfred Frend and Louisa Glover, of Rosario de Santa Fe. His father was Medical Officer, Central Argentine Railway. His two brothers also served in the Royal Field Artillery: Captain William Glover Frend, MC, and 2nd Lieut. George Whittey Frend. |
.. | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 17/01/1917 | 24 | Royal Field Artillery | .. | II.D.18. | PONT-DU-HEM MILITARY CEMETERY, LA GORGUE. |
GUNTHER, NORMAN OTTO FREDERICK
Born 6 October 1897, son of Charles Eugene Gunther and Leonie Korte, of 59 Princes Gate, South Kensington, London. His father was chairman of Liebig's and the Forestal companies, and director of the Anglo-South American Bank and the Buenos Ayres & Pacific Railway. His brother Charles Emil Gunther also fell. |
.. | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 11/07/1917 | 19 | Royal East Kent Yeomanry, The Buffs (East Kent Rgt.), attached 6th Btn. 23rd Bn. | MC | Bay 1 | ARRAS MEMORIAL |
FAITHFULL, ERIC BASIL FRANCIS,
Born 11 August, 1892, son of Blanche Annie Gwyn and Frank Eustace Faithfull, late Secretary of the Buenos Ayres Western Railway, of the Cottage, Old Compton Lane, Farnham, Surrey, educated at Repton School, 1906-09. |
.. | Captain | .. | 10/03/1918 | 25 | Connaught Rangers, 3rd Btn. | ... | Grave J. 64 | JERUSALEM WAR CEMETERY, Israel. |
FORREST, ARTHUR CECIL.
Born in 1892 in Argentina, son of Harriett Lilliott and Benjamin James Forrest, who had built the Puerto Ocampo industrial railway and as engineer for Pelleschi & Mackinlay was engaged in the construction of the Villa María & Rufino Railway. |
.. | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 29/07/1918 | 26 | Royal Air Force, 201st Sqdn. | ... | III. A. 3. | PERNES BRITISH CEMETERY |
HALSTEAD, ARTHUR FREDERICK,
born 26 May 1893, baptised at St Bartholomew, Rosario, 29 August 1893, son of Arthur Frederick Halstead, first CME of the Cordoba & Rosario Railway until 1895, and Mary Elizabeth King. |
.. | Lieut. | .. | 28/06/1915 | ... | Rifle Brigade, 15th Btn. | ... | Panel 196 | HELLES MEMORIAL |
HOLT, FOLLETT HALLETT
Son of Follett Holt and Eliza Robertson Leitch, of 6, Sussex Square, Hyde Park, London. |
.. | Lieutenant | .. | 22/08/1918 | 20 | Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, 3rd Bn. attached to Tank Corps, 4th Tank Supply Coy. |
.. | G. 7 | MEAULTE MILITARY CEMETERY |
HOPKINS, ARTHUR MACKERN
Born in Buenos Aires 15 July 1899, son of John Wells Wainwright Hopkins and Ethelind MacKern, of 80, Regent's Park Rd., London NW1. His father was ex-BAGSR and co-founder of A. G. Evans, Livock & Co. |
.. | Lieutenant | .. | 18/11/1916 | 17 | South Lancashire Regt., 7th Bn. | .. | VIII. E. 10. | CONNAUGHT CEMETERY, THIEPVAL. |
HOSKINS, HERBERT MAPLETON
Born 1894 in Acton, son of Minnie Thorpe and Herbert Mapleton Hoskins of 18, Eccleston Rd., West Ealing, London. His father had been accountant at Tucumán of the Argentine North Western Railway, appointed in 28 March 1901 accountant of the Argentine government's Ferrocarril Andino. |
.. | Trooper | .. | 17/04/1917 | 23 | Australian Light Horse, 2nd | 141 | Q. 65. | BEERSHEBA MILITARY CEMETERY. |
HOPSON, JAMES MOORE
Son of Henry Ernest Hopson and Effie Jane Moore, residents of Cañuelas, Province of Buenos Aires. He was born 1 September 1896 at Ingeniero White, baptised 9 January 1897 at St. Andrew's, Buenos Aires. His father was Traffic Inspector at Bahia Blanca and Tres Arroyos, Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway. |
.. | Private | 1457 | 02/07/1916 | 19 | Lincolnshire Regiment, 100th Btn. |
.. | Sp. Mem. B 24 | Gordon Dump Cemetery, Ovillers-La Boisselle, France. |
KILLIK, CECIL MOLYNEUX
Clerk at the Stock Exchange, born 1891 in Fulham, son of Stephen Henry Molyneux Killik and Emily Seymour Molyneux. Enlisted October 1914. His father was the author of Killik's Manual of Argentine Railways and shareholder in several such companies. |
.. | Private | .. | 20/02/1917 | 24 | 2nd Bus Company, Mechanical Transport, Royal Army Service Corps |
.. | Plot VIII. Row B, Grave 182 | Boulogne Eastern Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France. |
LIVOCK, ERIC STUART.
Born in Temperley, Buenos Aires, 02/03/1895, baptized at Trinity, Lomas de Zamora, 26/06/1895, son of Henry Arthur Livock and Mary Gertrude Dix. His father had been Assistant Locomotive Superintendent, Buenos Ayres Great Southern Ralway, and partner in Buenos Aires of his brother-in-law, Arthur George Evans and John Wells Wainwright Hopkins. |
.. | Lieutenant | .. | 08/11/1917 | 22 | Royal Flying Corps and 4th Bn. The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) | .. | VI. AA. 2. | Mendinghem Military Cemetery, Poperinge, West Flanders. |
MORKILL, FRANCIS EDWARD,
Son of William Lucius Morkill and Mary Josephine née Wright; born at Buenos Aires 8 November 1889. |
.. | Captain | .. | 15/09/1916 | 27 | Canadian Infantry Central Ontario Regt., 20th Bn. |
.. | II. B. 13 | SUNKEN ROAD CEMETERY, CONTAILMAISON |
MOUNTJOY, ALFRED,
Born 1898 in Wakefield, son of William Mountjoy, engine driver of Los Talleres, B.A. Gt. Southern Railway; came to Argentina in 1908. Died of pneumonia. Maude Crossland, his mother, died in Buenos Aires 8/12/1913 at age 30. |
Gourock Ropework Co., Buenos Aires | Private | 15291 | 06/11/1918 | 20 | Scots Guards, 2nd Bn. |
.. | S. III. S. 7. | ST. SEVER CEMETERY EXTENSION, ROUEN |
NEILD, JAMES HOPE
Born 15 April 1882 at Fernhurst, Sussex, son of Frederick Neild and Amelia Eleanor née Black; invalided 1918, died from a fall at King's Lynn, Norfolk. |
.. | Lieut.-Commander | .. | 06/07/1919 | 19 | Royal Navy H.M.S. "President IV" |
.. | G. 882 | KING'S LYNN CEMETERY |
NORTON, FREDERICK WILLIAM
Died on the Somme. Born at Berkhamsted on 26 July, 1861, baptised 3rd September 1861, son of Isabella Goss and the Rev. David Evans Norton. Dominion Land Surveyor, NW Territories of Canada. Arrived in Argentina May 1889, worked on construction of Buenos Ayres & Rosario Rly. line to Tucumán. Stayed with Central Argentine Railway until joined Ford & Co. in Buenos Aires in 1909 and later returned to the CAR. Volunteered for service from Argentine Republic. |
.. | Captain | .. | 14/10/1916 | 55 | Royal Engineers 10th Labour Btn. |
.. | I.H.5 | ABBÉVILLE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION |
PATTULLO, HUGH JAMES,
Croix de Chevalier of the Order of the Crown, Croix de Guerre with palm (Belgium). Born 1898 in Hampstead, son of James Durie Pattullo and Emily Roberts, of Hurst Lea, Albury Heath, Surrey. His father was a director of the Argentine Union Railway Co. |
.. | Lieut. | .. | 29/09/1918 | 20 | Royal Field Artillery, 28th Bde. | .. | XXXVIII. F. 11. | POELCAPELLE BRITISH CEMETERY./FONT> |
PEARSE, RAYMOND STANLEY,
born at Campana 16/07/1894, baptised at St Andrew's, Buenos Aires, 17/08/1894; educated at Tonbridge School; son of Harry Pearse, Chief Mech. Engineer, Buenos Ayres & Rosario Railway until 1910, and Jane Annie née Marrs of Addo, Cape Province, South Africa. |
.. | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 23/08/1916 | 22 | Royal Field Artillery | .. | V.F. 22 | ADANAC MILITARY CEMETERY, MIRAUMONT;
Memorial at St Andrew's, Buenos Aires. |
PENN-GASKELL, WALLIS WILLIAM.
Born in England 1879, son of Ada Elisabeth Wallis and Thomas Penn Gaskell, former engineer of the Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway, director of the Buenos Ayres & Pacific Railway, Catalinas Warehouses & Mole Co., South American Light & Power Co., Chairman of the Bahia Blanca Waterworks Co., shareholder in the Bahia Blanca & NW Rly. and the Villa Maria & Rufino Rly. |
.. | 2nd Lieut. | .. | between 25/06/1915 and 26/06/1915 | 35 | London Regiment | .. | Panels 45 & 46 | LE TOURET MEMORIAL. |
PHILIPPS, The Hon.
COLWYN
ERASMUS ARNOLD
Born 11/12/1888, son of the Rt. Hon. the 1st Viscount St. Davids, P.C., Chairman, BAPR, of 3, Richmond Terrace, Whitehall, London, and of Nora Gerstenberg (died 30/3/1915). Only sibling of Roland. |
.. | Captain | .. | 13/05/1915 | 26 | Royal Horse Guards | .. | Panel 3. | YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL |
PHILIPPS, ROLAND ERASMUS
Born 27/02/1890, son of the Rt. Hon. the 1st Viscount St. Davids, P.C., Chairman, BAPR, of 3, Richmond Terrace, Whitehall, London, and of Nora Gerstenberg (died 30/03/1915). Only sibling of Colwyn. |
Director: Alcoy & Gandía Rly & Harbour Co.; Bahia Blanca NW Rly.; Villa Maria & Rufino Rly., Guatraché Land Co. | Captain | .. | 07/07/1916 | 26 | Royal Fusiliers, 9th Bn. | MC | H. 32. | AVELUY COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION |
RAABE, CHARLES MARCEL
Born 9 June 1881 in St Denis, île de la Réunion, son of Maurice Raabe and Henriette Koch. His father had been General Manager, NW Argentine Rly to La Rioja and Santa Fé railways, 1891-1900. Charles had worked in Santiago de Chile, 1905-6. He died at E´lincourt-Sainte-Marguerite in the battle of Hameau l'Ecouvillon (Oise). |
Cie. des Chemins de fer helléniques | Sergent | 736 | 22/09/1914 | 33 | 92 régiment d'infanterie. | Médaille Militaire et Croix de Guerre | ||
ROBERTS, BENJAMIN MATTHEWS
Born in San Martín 18 November 1894, baptised 26 September 1897 at St. Saviour, Belgrano, son of Hannah Matthews and Samuel Roberts. His father was Inspector for the Buenos Ayres and Rosario Railway. He was invalided, returned home to his widowed mother in Banfield, and died of wounds at the British Hospital, Buenos Aires |
.. | Private | 4808 | 13/02/1920 | 25 | City of London Rifles, 6th Bn. | .. | ||
ROBERTS, FRANK PENDRAY
Born in Buenos Aires 17 May 1879, baptised 26 June 1879 at St. John's, Buenos Aires, son of William Roberts and Anne Laura Caroline Smith, grandson of Dr. Francis Smith, rector of St. John's. His father was Locomotive Superintendent, Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway; General Manager, Argentine Great Western Railway; director, Buenos Ayres & Ensenada Port Railway. |
.. | Private | M/354221 | 25/08/1918 | 39 | Royal Army Service Corps | .. | WOKING (ST. JOHN'S) CREMATORIUM | |
ROBINSON, HAROLD PERCIVAL
Baptised 14 July 1893 at St. Bartholomew, Rosario, son of William Robinson and Elizabeth Gibson Thompson, of Rosario de Santa Fe. His father was Traffic Manager, Central Argentine Railway; Manager, Argentine Land & Investment Co.; and finally managing director of the Rio Segundo Brewery. |
.. | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 31/07/1917 | 24 | The King's (Liverpool Regiment), 6th Bn. | .. | Panel 4 and 6. | YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL |
RUNCIMAN, EDMUND INGLIS,
born 12 July 1894 in Flores, baptised 29 September 1894 at St. Andrew's, Buenos Aires, son of Mary Spring and Robert Inglis Runciman. He left Buenos Aires in March 1915, was killed in action in France. His father was, among many other things, local representative of the Santa Fe & Cordoba Great Southern Railway and of the Central Railway of Chubut. |
.. | 2nd Lieut. | 21 | 22/10/1915 | 24 | King's Royal Rifle Corps, 9th Bn. | .. | W. 2. | POTIJZE BURIAL GROUND CEMETERY |
SHENNAN, DOUGLAS FRANCIS FAIRFAX
Son of David Anderson Shennan and Dolores Margarita née Parish, of 28 Chesham Place, London. Educated at Eton until 1911, gazetted from Trinity College, Cambridge, 2nd. Sept. 1913, killed in action near Belewaarde Wood, Ypres. |
.. | Lieut. | .. | 08/05/1915 | 23 | King's Royal Rifle Corps, "D" Coy. 4th Bn. |
.. | Panel 51 and 53. | YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL |
SIMSON, DAVID
HENRY AINSWORTH.
Born at Buenos Aires 13/09/1898, baptised at St Peter's, Flores, 29/10/1898, only child of Lydia Grissell Kensall, of 25, Coates Gardens, Edinburgh, and the late David Simson, former manager of the BAWR and former Chairman of the BAGSR. |
.. | 2nd Lieut. | .. | 18/09/1918 | 20 | Royal Field Artillery, 111th Bty. 24th Bde. |
.. | D. 62. | TREFCON BRITISH CEMETERY, CAULAINCOURT |
WANKLYN, KENNETH,
Served in Salonika and France, mentioned in despatches. Born at Buenos Aires 01/11/1892, baptised at St John's, 26/11/1892, youngest child of Matilda Platten and John Bradshaw Wanklyn, member, local board, Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway, murdered in Buenos Aires by Gabriel Etchegaray, 6 March 1897. |
.. | Lieut. | .. | 15/11/1918 | 26 | Royal Field Artillery, 98th Bty. |
.. | B. 63. | ST. GERMAIN-A-MONT-D'OR COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION. |
WILLIAMSON, EDGAR ROWE.
Born in Concordia, 1894, son of Emma Cooper and William Rowe Williamson, of 33, Vincent Rd., Croydon. Educated at Repton School, he was a student in the Institute of Actuaries, London, at the outbreak of war and enlisted September 1914. His father had been the accountant of the East Argentine Railway. |
.. | Lieut. | .. | 10/09/1916 | 22 | London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade), 5th Bn. attd. 169th Trench Mortar Bty. | MC | Pier and Face 9 D. | THIEPVAL MEMORIAL. |