_s._ of the late Alexander Young, Director of Alexander Cowan
& Sons, Paper Makers, by his wife, Bessie P. Ravenslea, Trinity,
Edinburgh), dau. of William and Selina Hannah Cormack; _b._
Edinburgh, 23 Aug. 1890; educ. Edinburgh Academy; joined the 9th
(Territorial) Battalion of the Royal Scots, Aug. 1908, and was in
command of a company at the Coronation of King George V. and Queen Mary
in 1911 (medal); passed into the Regular Army in 1913, and was gazetted
2nd Lieut. 10 Dec. 1913; promoted Lieut. Aug. 1914; served in India,
Feb. to Oct. 1914, and with the Expeditionary Force in France and
Flanders, 19 Dec. 1914, to 23 April, 1915, on which date he was killed
in action at the second Battle of Ypres; _unm._ He was mentioned
in Sir John (now Lord) French’s Despatch of 31 May, 1915, for gallant
and distinguished conduct in the field. His commanding officer, Col.
(now Brigadier) D. Callender wrote: “He was so brave always, so devoted
to his duty, such a favourite with both officers and men, that he will
be the greatest loss to the regt. In all my 28 years’ experience I
have never met a young officer who promised so well. He was so keen,
so absolutely reliable that I do not see how I can ever replace him.
He was hit by a shell, killing him outright, so did not suffer at
all”; and again: “He was one in a thousand. I had some time before
recommended him for the Military Cross for his constant good word and
bravery. He so thoroughly deserved it”; and Private J. T. Devlin: “Your
son, Mr. Young, joined my company when he came out to India; when we
were ordered for active service he took charge of our platoon, and
I took over Observer to him and was by his side when he was killed.
My job in the trenches was to go with the late Mr. Young wherever he
went, and believe me he was as brave an officer as ever walked on to
the field. I may state here that he was known in the company as the
best officer in it, and he only missed four days in the trenches, when
he went down to Rouen for a draft of new men, and then the men could
be heard saying, ‘Oh, how I wish Mr. Young was here; you could always
trust your life in his hands.’” Capt. Lucas of the 9th Battn. also
wrote: “He told me he didn’t like burying his men without saying a
prayer, and he just made one up as he went along. For his sympathy in
this way, these rough lads loved and respected him. I was with them in
the trenches at St. Eloi, and I could see very plainly they would do
anything for Norman. He was straight, dead straight in his dealings,
and had no affectation or false pride about him, and that is what we
all like--simple, true, honest, and with a kind and generous heart; to
know him was to love him. Already we in the 9th Royal Scots had hoped
that in the future he would be our Adjutant, and that shows better than
words can tell what we thought of him.”
[Illustration: =Norman Mitchell Young.=]
=YOUNG, ROGER ASSHETON=, 2nd Lieut., 2nd Battn. Royal Munster
Fusiliers, elder _s._ of Archibald Edward Young, of 3, The Green,
St. Leonards-on-Sea, Solicitor, by his wife, Cicely, dau. of the late
Henry Ashton; _b._ St. Leonards-on-Sea, 20 Dec. 1894; educ. Hill
House School, St. Leonards-on-Sea; Royal Naval College, Osborne;
Uppingham and Sandhurst. He was gazetted 2nd Lieut. Royal Munster
Fusiliers, 15 Aug. 1914, went out with a draft on 8 Nov. and joined the
2nd Battn. at the front, and was killed in action when the Munsters
relieved the Indians at Festubert, 22 Dec. 1914; _unm._ Col. Bent,
R.M.F., wrote to his father: “Your boy was a very keen and promising
young officer and was always ready for a job; as it was, he was quite
self possessed and fearless when under fire for the first time and
showed a fine example to his men. He died a gallant soldier’s death,
and the Regt. honouring his memory is proud of him. I wish that he had
been spared to us for longer service,” and Major Julian Ryan: “Your
boy was splendid, and if it is any relief to you to know it, all the
officers of his coy. were killed actually leading their men, except.
Capt. Pakenham, who was wounded in three places.”
[Illustration: =Roger A. Young.=]
=YOUNG, THOMAS=, Painter, 1st Class, 347000, H.M.S. Hawke; lost
when that ship was torpedoed in the North Sea, 15 Oct. 1914.
=YOUNG, THOMAS WILLIAM=, Stoker, 1st Class, K. 15465, H.M.S.
Aboukir; lost in action in the North Sea, 22 Sept. 1914.
=YOUNG, VICTOR HARRY=, Rifleman, No. 1558, 9th Battn. (Queen
Victoria’s Rifles) The London Regt. (T.F.), _s._ of Harry Young,
of 34, Mulgrave Road, Neasden, N.W., by his wife, Mary A., dau. of
W. H. Lloyd; _b._ Gunnersbury, 19 Jan. 1895; educ. Aske’s,
Haberdashers, Hampstead Schools; was a Staff Clerk in the office of
the Gas Light and Co.; joined the Queen Victoria’s Rifles in 1912;
volunteered for foreign service on the outbreak of war in Aug. 1914;
went to France, 2 Nov., and was killed in action at the Second Battle
of Ypres, 23 April, 1915; _unm._ Buried there.
=YOUNG, WALTER, D.C.M.=, Sergt., No. 5891, 1st Battn. The King’s
Own Royal Lancaster Regt., _s._ of Joseph Young, Sailor (with 21
years’ service), by his wife, Eliza, dau. of (--) Jones; _b._
Manchester, 2 Sept. 1879; educ. St. James’ Church School, Hollinwood;
enlisted at Manchester, 30 Jan. 1899; served six years with the
Colours; went through the South African War (Queen’s medal with three
clasps and King’s medal with two clasps), and then became a postman at
Oldham. On the outbreak of the European War he was called up, rejoined
his regt. 5 Aug. 1914, went to France with the Expeditionary Force,
served through the retreat from Mons, the Battles of the Marne and the
Aisne, and “for gallant conduct near Le Touquet on 22 Jan. 1915 in
assisting in the rescue of a wounded man under fire from the enemy,
who were only 40 yards distant,” was awarded the Distinguished Conduct
Medal [London Gazette, 1 April, 1915]. On that day a house held by the
Monmouth Regt. was heavily shelled. Men of this battn. reported that
one of their number was missing, on which Corpl. W. Young, from the
adjoining barricade, went out through the communication trench which
was waist deep in water and found the man with his head under water.
He raised the man’s head, but thinking he was dead left him, hearing
groans later Corpl. Young went out again and with the assistance of
L.-Corpl. Collings and No. 25071, Pioneer G. Elms, 7th Coy. R.E.,
carried the wounded man across the open into the barricade under
fire of the German trenches 40 yards away. He died in No. 2 Clearing
Station, G.H., 5 April, 1915, from wounds, and was buried two kilos.
from Le Bizet, on the north side of the road to Le Touquet. A wooden
cross marks the spot. His Company Officer, Capt. A. B. Woodgate, wrote:
“I was with him in the trench when he was hit and I was afraid at the
time that there was but little hope of his recovery as the wound in his
head was deep and he was quite unconscious. I have only been in command
of the Coy. for a few weeks, but in that short space of time I have had
the opportunity to see what a brave man and a good soldier he was.”
He _m._ at St. Andrew’s Church, Oldham, 23 Dec. 1905, Elizabeth
Ann (13, Hathersaye Street, Werneth, Oldham), dau. of Alfred Dawson,
of Oldham and had three children: Walter, _b._ 4 Jan. 1911;
Elizabeth, _b._ 10 Sept. 1906; and Annie, _b._ 16 April, 1909.
[Illustration: =Walter Young.=]
=YOUNG, WILLIAM=, Petty Officer, 2nd Class, (R.F.R., B. 2141),
192639, H.M.S. Good Hope; lost in action off Coronel, on the coast of
Chili, 1 Nov. 1914.
=YOUNGE, CHARLES=, Officer’s Cook, 1st Class, 360720 (Dev.),
H.M.S. Good Hope; lost in action off Coronel, on the coast of Chili, 1
Nov. 1914.
List of the Photographers whose photographs have been used for
reproduction in the first volume of the “Roll of Honour.” The
Publishers take this opportunity of thanking those Photographers
who have so kindly allowed them to reproduce copyright
photographs.
ABERNETHY, A. & A. F., Belfast: Lt. E. H. Hewitt; Lt.
O. B. Macausland.
ADDY, FRED, Bargate Studio, Boston: Pte. George West.
ADELPHI STUDIOS, London, W.C.: Sister Nellie Clark;
Rflm. R. Tucker.
AKKERSDYK, Cape Town: Capt. P. V. Viner-Johnson.
ALDOUS, C., Norwich: Sergt. T. C. Buck.
ALDRIDGE, C., Hythe, Kent: Pte. Andrew Gardiner.
ALLISON, WM. L., Belfast: Capt. A. J. Millar.
AMERICAN STUDIOS, Aberdeen: Pte. G. Groves.
AMERICAN GALLERIES, Liverpool: Pte. Charles A. Gregory;
Pte. Harold Stephenson.
ANDERSON, WM. B., Aberdeen: Pte. W. Gray.
ANDERSON, J. H., Welshpool: Le.-Cpl. L. A. Hedge.
ANGLO SWISS STUDIO, Cairo: Captain C. J. Spencer.
ANNAN & SONS, T. & R., Glasgow: Lt. E. B. Pollard.
APPLEBY, E. W., Coventry: Lt.-Comm. Wm. Annand; Mid. O.
T. O. Jagger.
APPLEBY & CO., W., Newcastle: Pte. C. Noble.
APPLEBY, The Strand, Sydney: Capt. (Dr.) A. Verge.
APPLIN’S STUDIO, Southampton: Pte. Alfred Wootten.
ARMSTRONG, ALICE, Bexhill-on-Sea: Capt. C. L. Master.
ARMSTRONG, C. C., Edinburgh: Trooper Wm. Foster.
ARTHUR, F., Liverpool: Pte. H. Wharton.
ARMY & NAVY STORES, Westminster: 2nd Lt. H. K. Foster;
Capt. F. F. Hodgson; Major E. A. Leather; Lt. Ronald Wm.
Poulton-Palmer; Lt. A. N. Trotter.
AUSTIN, GEORGE, Eastbourne: Pte. J. Gladman.
AVERY, J. J., London: Pte. J. D. Wells.
BACON & SONS, JAMES, Newcastle-on-Tyne: Capt. H.
Blease; 2nd Lt. N. J. L. Boyd; Lt. A. E. Evans; Lt. C. R. J.
Hopkins; Lt. L. V. Burgoyne Johnson; Capt. J. M. Lambert; Lt.
C. Leather; Lt. C. L. C. Bowes Lyon; Capt. J. V. Nancarrow;
Brig.-Gen. J. F. Riddell; Coy. Sergt.-Major R. E. Robson; Capt.
R. C. Roddam; Capt. P. N. Sanderson.
BALL, E. S., Bedford: Lt. W. Keay-Falconer.
BALL, E. S., Cambridge: Lc.-Cpl. M. H. Potter.
BALAMAIN, J. C. H., Edinburgh: Pte. W. J. Sinclair;
Mid. D. H. Wood.
BAMBER, J. P., Blackpool: Pte. E. Hallsall; W. S.
Turner.
BAMBRIDGE, J., Gateshead: Pte. W. Mustard Charleton.
BANBURY, ARTHUR, Swindon: Drummer S. W. J. Jones.
BARNABY, E. A.: Sergt. Wm. Henry Belsten.
BARNETT, H. WALTER, London, S.W.: Gerald E. C. Clayton;
Major Herbert F. Crichton; Sir George Farrer; Lt. Thomas A.
Fitzgerald Foley; 2nd Lt. J. F. Lambert.
BARTLETT, R. L., Shrewsbury: William Percy Nevett; Lt.
D. C. Turnbull; Pte. Gilbert B. Francis.
BARTLETT, Auckland, New Zealand: Pte. H. K. Anderson;
2nd Lt. E. H. Taylor.
BARTLETTO, Hay Street, Perth: Lt. C. E. M. Puckle.
BARTRAM, L.: Pte. John W. Curry.
BASEBE & BUCKMAN, Coventry: Pte. A. Dipper.
BASSANO, LTD., 25, Old Bond Street, London, W.: Capt.
Tom Chatteris; 2nd Lt. R. C. M. Gibbs; 2nd Lt. the Hon. G.
Grenfell; 2nd Lt. W. P. Grieve; Capt. the Hon. C. H. S. Monck;
Lt. S. H. Snelgrove.
BATES & SON, W., Chertsey: Pte. C. H. E. Carter.
BATTESON, H., Chesterfield: Pte. W. J. Plater.
BAYLEY’S STUDIOS, Plymouth: Cpl. E. Delaney; Trooper W.
J. Koch; Pte. David B. Nicholson.
BEADLE’S STUDIO, Bow: Pte. E. C. Carter.
BECKLEY, F. W., Leamington Spa: Lt. J. M. Smith.
BELL & SONS, Auckland, New Zealand: Lt. Harry Moran.
BENSON & CO., LTD., R., 11, Vartry Road, Stamford Hill,
London: Pte. J. Butler.
BENSON, E. WORSLEY: Lt. E. J. Godward.
BENTLEY, H., Barrow-in-Furness: 2nd Lt. L. A.
Billington.
BERESFORD, G. C., 20, Yeoman’s Row, Brompton Road,
S.W.: Lt. Alastair R. MacLeod; Lt. Thomas Gilliat Meautys; Major
A. A. Mercer; 2nd Lt. Cyril E. Parker; Pte. Francis W. Scott;
Capt. M. Bury Selby-Smyth.
BERRY, J. W., Rochdale: Pte. H. B. Mortimer.
BICKERTON, Trentham: Trooper H. S. Rudman.
BILLINS, Palmerston North, New Zealand: Cpl. J. G.
Jackson.
BIRD, Graystone, 38, Milsom Street, Bath: Pte. Charles
B. D. Whitby.
BIRD, H., Lismore, N.S. Wales: Pte. H. R. Harman.
BIRKETT, F. N., 97, Percy Road, Shepherds Bush, W.:
Flight-Comm. C. H. Collet, D.S.O.; E. W. C. Perry.
BISHOP, JAMES, Ramsgate: Pte. H. Hopley.
BLACKBURN, F. T., Budleigh Salterton: 2nd Lt. John
Pepys.
BLACK’S STUDIO, 40, Marine Parade, Southend-on-Sea:
Cpl. Charles Deadman.
BLACKSHAW, J., Shorncliffe: Lc.-Cpl. J. A. Hunter.
BOLTON, T., Forehill, Ely: Pte. W. G. M. Theobald.
BOSTON GLOBE CUT CLIP CO.: Pte. E. E. Hopey.
BOUGHTON’S, Ipswich: Pte. George Motroni; Sergt. Packer.
BOWLEY, GILBERT, Tunbridge Wells: Lt. E. L. Frost.
BOYD, H., Paddington, W.: Bugler V. Champion.
BOYES, C. H., Kingston, Canada: Lt. George K. K.
Wilgress.
BRAMWELL & FERGUSON, Lever: Sister M. S. Brown Gray.
BREMNER F., Simla, Lahore and Quetta: Capt. C. E. Hack;
Lt. C. N. D. Inglis; Capt. D. Inglis.
BREWIS, E. G., Newcastle-on-Tyne: Pte. John R. Golphin.
BRIDGE, G. R.: J. W. McK. Black.
BRIERLEY, 108, Yorkshire Street, Oldham: Sergt. Walter
Young.
BRIGHAM, W. D., & Son, Bridlington: H. H. Whitehead.
BRIGHT’S STUDIOS, Bournemouth: Capt. R. Head.
BRISTOL PHOTO STUDIO, Gibraltar: Lt. Joseph H. Cooke.
BRISTOW, Mrs. W. C., Worthing: Lt. Cecil H. Dundas;
Arthur H. Welsford.
BRITTON, London: Capt. L. G. Coward.
BROMHEAD, F., 1, Regent Street, Clifton: 2nd Lt. G. F.
Blacker; Lt. D. W. Rintoul.
BROMO CO., 29, Castle Street, Bristol: A. Seaman W. J.
Atkinson, R.N.R.
BROWN, G. A., Greenock: Lt. R. H. M. Carmichael; Capt.
W. B. Lang; 2nd Lt. W. W. B. Rodger; 2nd Lt. J. S. Stewart.
BROWN, H. R., Gibraltar: Pte. F. A. Fuller.
BROWN, J. C., Falkirk: Lt.-Col. H. M. Hannan.
BROWN, R. W., Weston-super-Mare: Rflm. H. R. Cox.
BROWN & SON, W. A., London: Pte. H. Nicholls.
BROWNING, JOHN, Bedford Circus, Exeter: Capt. J.
Stirling.
BUCKLEY, W., Blackpool: 2nd Lt. G. H. McVittie.
BULLINGHAM, 21, Harrington Road, S.W.: The Hon. C.
Douglas-Pennant.
BUNCE BROS., Caterham: Pte. J. W. Scarth.
BURNICLE, R., Newport, Monmouthshire: Lt. D. A.
Addams-Williams.
BURROWS, Strabane: Lt. E. Crawford.
BUTLER’S STUDIOS, 98, Armagh Road, Bow, London: Sergt.
W. J. Crawford; Pte. E. F. Harding; Rflm. J. Hawkridge.
CARE, E., Eccles: Capt. R. V. Rylands.
CAIRO STUDIO, Place de l’Opera: Lc.-Cpl. R. V. Arthur.
CARTER, W. T., 43, Drake Street, Rochdale: Capt. Harold
T. Cawley; Capt. H. J. Rose.
CASSAR, S. L.: Lt. B. H. G. Shaw.
CHANDLER, S. A., Exeter and Southampton: Lt. E. M.
Bishop; G. Spencer Bishop; Lc.-Cpl. R. Coles; 2nd Lt. R. M. F.
Gee; Lt. E. E. Molson; Ass. Paymaster H. Z. Simpson.
CHARLESWORTH & CO., 4, Manor Parade, Southall: Pte. L.
A. Hill.
CHASE, GORDON, Bromley and Beckenham: Mid. N. Harris.
CHEAL, SON, & CO., Lewisham: Pte. F. L. Morey.
CHERRY & CO., St. Albans: Lt. A. W. J. Macreight; 2nd
Lt. Lionel Henry Pratt.
CHEUNG, MEE, Hong Kong: Major W. H. Johnston.
CHIDLEY, CHESTER: Lt. W. G. C. Gladstone.
CHORLETON & SONS, Newbridge: Sergt.-Major R. S.
Ironside.
CITY STUDIO, 83, Gracechurch Street, E.C.: Pte. R. C.
W. Harris.
CLARK, WILLIAM, Park Street, Bristol: Pte. C. G. S.
Bingham.
CLARK, BENNETT, 74, Darlington Street, Wolverhampton:
Cpl. Fred. P. Pearson.
CLARKE, T. PALMER, Cambridge: 2nd Lt. C. A. K.
Anderson; C. Venn Dyson; S. L. Lambert.
CLEARE, G. RIDSDALE, 97, Lower Clapton Road, N.E.: Pte.
A. T. Lintern.
CLEAVE, J. C., Goulburn, N.S. Wales: Edward C.
Bingham-Bryden.
CLIFFORD, H. H., Christchurch, New Zealand: Pte. J. H.
Aitken; Lt. F. D. Maurice; Lt.-Col. D. McLean-Stewart.
CLIFTON & CO., Bombay: Capt. H. J. J. Hamer.
COE & SON, A. E., Norwich: 2nd Lt. N. B. Bavin; Samuel
Reid Walker.
COLLINGS, KETURAH, 7, Lower Seymour Street, London,
W.: Capt. W. S. B. Blackett; Major C. Bromley; Capt. T. H. W.
Cunliffe; Lt.-Col. A. R. S. Martin; 2nd Lt. R. P. Ochs: 2nd Lt.
H. O. Powell.
COOK, W. T., Upper Chatham: Pte. James Baynes.
COOK, W. J., 15, High Street, Caterham: Pte. G. Nelson;
Lc.-Cpl. Wilfred Scrimshaw West.
COOPER, A. CLARA, 203, Hagley Road, Edgbaston: Capt. J.
Francis.
COOPER & SON, HENRY, The Co. Studio, Northampton: Capt.
B. Beadon; Lt. F. N. Groves.
COOPER, MONTAGUE, Taunton, &c.: 2nd Lt. H. V. Webber.
COOPER & DURIE, Edinburgh: Pte. H. P. Hogg.
CORBETT, ALEXANDER, 21, Baker Street, W.: Lt. G. D.
Lomax.
CORKE, H. ESSENHIGH, F.R.P.S., Sevenoaks: Lt. Alfred
Northey.
CORNALL, T. A., Harrogate: Lc.-Cpl. A. E. Day.
CORNWEEL, W. J., Teddington: Pte. E. J. Laurence.
COSWAY STUDIO, Weston Hill, Upper Norwood: Lc.-Cpl. H.
Derisley.
COUPER, G., Watford: Pte. J. H. Bunce.
COWASGEE, FRANYCE, New Bazar, Poona.
COX, E. E., Station Road, Taunton: Lt. Y. E. Hyland.
COX, PAUL, Eastgate, Gloucester: 2nd Lt. F. R. Eager.
CRAIG, M. L., Stirling: 2nd Lt. A. E. S. Robinson.
CROKES, G. D., Waterford: G. S. Morse.
CROOKE, C. D., Edinburgh: Major J. Gray: Pte. Norman H.
Small.
CROOKE, W., Edinburgh: Surgeon R. T. Brotchie, R.N.;
2nd Lt. R. Carlyle; Capt. A. R. Baillie-Hamilton.
CROWN STUDIOS, Sydney: Pte. J. Farnsworth; Pte. T. F.
Hanrahan; Staff Sergt. C. F. Trineman.
CRUDEN, J. C., Sydney: Pte. H. G. Roe.
CULSHAW’S ELECTRIC STUDIO, W. Sunderland: Gnr. Thomas
Berry; Pte. W. Wynn.
CUMMING, H., Weymouth: Mid. R. K. G. S. Chapman. R.N.;
Naval Cadet John Macpherson, R.N.
CUNNINGHAM & BIDWELL, Sask: Pte. W. J. Hocking
CUTTRISS, JAMES, Newcastle-on-Tyne: Pte. W. Simpson.
DAGG, S. H., Mussorie and Allahabad: Lt. E. Addy.
DAINTY ART STUDIO, Oamarau: Pte. H. B. Dawson.
DARGE, Melbourne, Australia: Lt. K. Wallace Crabbe;
Edgar Markillie.
DAVID, J., Thausi: Sergt. John H. Pinchin.
DAVIES, R. E., Ross: Pte. H. Isaac.
DAVIES, O., 16, Princes Street, Edinburgh: Lt.-Comm. M.
C. Gibson, Surgeon C. Hordern; Capt. T. Todrick.
DAWKES & PARTRIDGE, Wells, Somerset: Pte. G. Morgan.
DEAN, H., Nottingham: Pte. C. T. Orford.
DEBENHAM, CHARLES, 222, West End Lane, N.W.: Rflm.
Charles Arthur.
DEBENHEM, MRS. ARTHUR, Cowes: Capt. F. W. Wood-Martin.
DEBENHEM & GOULD, Bournemouth: 2nd Lt. F. H. Grigson;
L. C. Hutchinson.
DEBENHEM, LONGMAN & CO., Twickenham: Lt. D. B. B.
Wallace.
DELUXE, 75, Princes Street, Edinburgh: Pte. Thomas Rose.
DENTON, F. J.: Cpl. L. R. G. Baddeley.
DEWAR’S STUDIOS, Glasgow: Pte. Alex. Freer; Pte. Robert
Freer.
DICKINSON, G. T. Y., Sheffield: Donald Campbell (Lt.
R.A.M.C.?).
DICKS, FRANK, Sudbury: Pte. W. A. Curtis.
DOME, L., Dublin: Peter W. Whiteford.
DOVER STREET STUDIOS, Mayfair, W.: 2nd Lt. H. B.
Gething; Capt. E. M. Burt-Marshall; Lt. L. S. Nicholson; 2nd Lt.
R. A. Persse.
DOVEY, W. J., Weymouth: Peter J. M. M. Jardine.
DOWNEY, W. & D., 61, Ebury Street, S.W.: Lt. H. G.
Brooksbank; 2nd Lt. T. C. Gillespie; Capt. B. R. W. Smith; Lt.
R. W. G. Welby.
DRUMMOND, YOUNG & WATSON, Edinburgh: Capt. Ivor T. J.
D. Phillipps; Lt. David G. Watson.
DUCK, F. E., Porthcawl.
DUNBAR & CO., A., 25, Jamaica Street, Glasgow: Pte.
Adam Montgomery.
DUNCAN, WM. H., Hull: Harold Whitehurst.
DUNNING F., Usk, Monmouthshire: Capt. Watkins.
DURAY: Rflm. D. McCarthy.
DURRANT, MRS. R. K. & SON, Torquay: Lt. E. C. Liptrott.
DYCHE, T., 32, Coventry Road, Birmingham: Pte. Thomas
B. Preece.
EASTBOURNE PHOTO CO., 2, The Pavement, Clapham Common,
London, S.W.: Sapper Harry Starke; Richard Upton.
EAST GRINSTEAD PHOTO CO.: Capt. F. Liebert; Sergt. C.
Newman Mighall.
EATON, B. A., Reston, Man.: Pte. G. A. Breed.
EDDISON, ALBERT: Lt. George J. Williams.
EDEN STUDIOS, Melbourne Sydney: Pte. J. G. Hunter; Pte.
J. Nicholson.
EDGAR & CO., S. Lowestoft: Pte. John Breach.
EDGAR, BLAKE, Bedford: Sergt. T. D. Maclennan.
EDWARDS, A. R., Selkirk: Pte. A. Dougall.
EDBESTON BROS., Limerick: Pte. James E. Quin.
ELITE STUDIO, Aberdeen: Pte. John Innes.
ELLIOTT, R. W., Aldershot: Pte. Josiah Banner; Lt. A.
W. Battersby; Lt. J. C. Hawkes; 2nd Lt. J. S. C. Marshall.
ELLIOTT & FRY, 55, Baker Street, W.: Capt. E. B.
Amphlett; Lt. J. S. R. Anstice; Lt. O. H. Beaufort; Rear Admiral
Sir Christopher Craddock; Pte. W. Tyrwhite-Drake; Lt.-Col. G.
H. Edsell; Capt. G. O. Furse; Capt. A. W. Robertson-Glasgow;
Major T. S. Lees; Lt.-Col. H. McHarg; Capt. A. A. McLeod; Lt. L.
H. Osborne; Lt. W. J. Osborne; Lt. T. P. Pilcher; Lt. G. Leigh
Pemberton; Lt. C. de B. Persse; Capt. W. E. Rogerson; Lt. L. D.
Wand; Lt. C. J. Warner.
ELLIS, F., Birmingham: Pte. C. H. Matthews.
ELLIS, G. S., Mansfield: Pte. R. Penson.
ELLIS & WALERY, 54a, Baker Street, W.: Lt. Charles
Bourns; Sub.-Lt. H. Cooper.
EMPIRE ELECTRIC STUDIO, Edmonton, N.: Pte. A. E. Hunt.
ERB & SON, Isaac, St. John, N.B., Canada: Major J. L.
Duval.
EVANS, EDMUND W., 24, Church Street, Kensington High
Street: Lt.-Col. L. A. Bosanquet.
EVANS, MONTIVILLE, St. Albans: Pte. H. H. Millington;
2nd Lt. Anthony T. Walker.
EVERITT, T. H., Upper Norwood, S.E.: A. Seaman C. B.
Cheales.
EVES, G. L., Clifton, Bristol: Pte. G. V. White.
EXCHANGE STUDIO, Sydney, N.S. Wales: Pte. J. A. Beadle;
M. W. Palmer.
FAIRBAIN, Edinburgh: Pte. D. Low.
FALK STUDIOS, Perth: Pte. J. Quegan.
FALL, THOMAS, 9, Baker Street, W.: Capt. W. Dudley
Hill; Lt. Colin Peake; Lt. James F. Russell; Lt. C. D. Sneath.
FEGAN, Brisbane: Trooper J. J. Postlethwaite.
FENTON, HARRY, Caterham: Pte. R. Brotherton; Pte. E. A.
Hillier.
FESTA STUDIOS, New Zealand: Cpl. W. J. Copeland.
FIELD, W., Putney, S.W.: Lc.-Cpl. B. Garwood.
FINDLOW & CO., High Wycombe: Gnr. R. Ellison.
FLETT, London: Pte. T. E. Wadsworth.
FLORENCE STUDIOS, Camden Studio: Pte. A. H. Burns.
FORBES, R., Dublin: Lt. C. M. A. Barker; 2nd Lt. R. M.
B. Gamble; 2nd Lt. H. G. Jameson; Lt. C. F. Murphy; Sub.-Lt. G.
P. Plunkett.
FORREST, W., Brandon Terrace, Edinburgh: Capt. J. H.
Lindsay.
FOULDS & HIBBERD, Liverpool, Southport, &c.: A. Seaman
John Fairclough; A. Seaman A. S. Keates; 2nd Lt. J. de W. Kenyon.
FOWKE, C. E., Stafford: Pte. G. le Horne.
FRANCO ART CO., Dublin and Manchester: Pte. R. C.
Chasty; Bom. J. W. Ketteridge.
FRANK & SONS, Gateshead: Pte. R. Brotherton; Cpl. H. F.
Punshon.
FREEMAN, Sydney: Trooper Donald A. Fraser.
FREKE, ALFRED, Queen Street, Cardiff: Capt. F. F. W.
Arnold.
FRENCH & CO., Wallington, Surrey: Pte. Harry J. Housley.
FRY & SON, C. E., South Kensington, S.W.: 2nd Lt. P.
Hamilton Sulivan.
GABELL, A. G., 13, Eccleston Street, S.W.: Brig.-Gen.
J. E. Gough, V.C.; Capt. A. Stewart Henderson; Sub.-Lt. P. J. L.
Skinner; Lt. and Adj. C. N. G. Walker (copyright).
GALE & POLDEN, LTD., Aldershot: Major B. K. W. Bacon;
2nd Lt. E. Walker-Coren; Lt. Rondal E. Parker; Capt. T.
Scatchard; Lt. J. A. Hay-Smith.
GALE’S STUDIOS, LTD., Cardiff: Rflm. A. B. Hitchen.
GALE’S STUDIOS, LTD., Nottingham: Pte. F. Robinson.
GEARING & SONS, Lc.-Cpl. W. T. Bushell.
GIBB, ANNIE R., Eden Street, Silloth: C. T. Martin.
GIBBS, GWYER, Pertright and London: E. C. Daun.
GILL, WILLIAM, Colchester: Lt. G. H. Chisnall; 2nd Lt.
E. Swetenham.
GILLMAN & CO., Oxford: Lt. W. S. Bird; 2nd Lt. G. A. B.
Chester; Lt. C. M. Pope; W. Trevelyan; Lt. J. R. M. Wilkinson;
Pte. J. N. Williams.
GLASS J., Londonderry: Pte. J. H. Haslett; Capt. A. P.
Knocker.
GORE, W. W., London, E.: John Baker, R.N.R.
GOULD, CECIL J., Weybridge: Capt. C. A. Lafone, D.S.O.;
Capt. G. A. Lloyd.
GRANT, Mrs. J. D., London, S.E.: Sergt. J. Mills.
GREENBERG, A., London: Pte. A. R. Pigden.
GREENWICH STUDIOS, London, S.E.: Cpl. J. B. E. Tombs.
GRIFFIN, BERNARD, 29, High West Street, Dorchester: Lt.
W. G. Hewitt.
GRIFFITHS, S. G., Haverfordwest, Milford Haven: Capt.
D. P. Robathan.
GRIFFITHS, J., Sheerness-on-Sea: Lt. R. H. W. Cobbold;
Capt. C. A. Grazebrook.
GUILLEMINOT, Paris: Pte. C. G. Coles; Pte. T. Laing.
GUILLOT & LORMIER, Boulogne: Lt. A. T. D. Cameron.
GUNDRY, A., Sandwich: S. H. Corner.
GUNN & STUART: Sir Richard W. Levinge.
GUTTENBERG, P., Manchester: Mid. R. H.
Inglis-Chamberlayne, R.N.
GUY, Dunedin: Pte. R. Foster.
GUY & CO., LTD., Cork: Capt. E. Nugent Banks; Lt.-Col.
F. R. Hicks; Lt. Charles S. King.
HADLEY, EDWIN, Nottingham: Pte. E. F. Gardiner; Lt.
Arthur M. W. Williams.
HAINE, W., Teddington: Lt. Christopher Mead.
HALL, C. R., Hull: Pte. A. W. Holtby.
HALL, ERNEST, 5, Beaumont Street, Oxford: 2nd Lt.
Francis C. W. Wynter.
HALL, FRED, Hull: Pte. G. W. Davies.
HAMILTON PHOTO CO., Hamilton: Cpl. J. Eddison.
HAMPTON’S STUDIO, 195, Argyle Street, Glasgow: Pte.
John Webber.
HAMSON, J. A., Guernsey: 2nd Lt. J. B. Webb.
HANA STUDIOS, LTD.: 2nd Lt. W. E. Birch.
HANCOCK & CO., W., Sunderland: Dr. A. Downes; Pte. G.
Hepinstall; Pte. R. W. Sayer.
HANOVER STUDIOS, 3, Hanover Square, W.: Capt. Frank E.
Feneran.
HANSTOCK, T. J., York: Rflm. A. C. Featherstone.
HARDIE SHAW STUDIOS, Wellington, New Zealand: Sergt. L.
Winks.
HARGRAVE, W., 82, Preston Street, Faversham: Pte. John
Sharp.
HARPER, J. CAMPBELL, Leith: Pte. A. B. Davidson: Lt.
Robert Maule.
HARRIS, G. E., Monmouth: Col. Sergt.-Major Cooke.
HARRISON, H., 119, Roman Road, Bow, E.: Rflm. E. G.
Boughton.
HARRODS, LTD., Brompton Road, S.W.: Lt. L. T. L.
Foster; Lt. Christopher B. Nicholl.
HAWKE’S STUDIO, Plymouth: Lt. P. M. Murray; Lt. W. G.
F. Smith.
HAWKINS, HENRY, York Road, Ilford: Lc.-Cpl. H. A.
Bracey.
HAY, JOHN A. M.: Brig.-Gen. Findlay; Lt.-Col. the Hon.
G. H. Morris.
HAYWARD, Newport: Lt. F. Longman.
HAZEL’S ROYAL CENTRAL STUDIOS, 116, Old Christchurch
Road, Bournemouth: Lt. K. H. C. Woodroffe: 2nd Lt. S. C.
Woodroffe.
HAZELL, E. H., Clevedon: Trooper E. C. H. Pearce.