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Lodge Members who gave their lives for King and Country 1914 – 1919 & 1939 – 1946 |
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Lt Col |
The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment |
Sept 1914 |
C & Bd |
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Lt |
Kings Royal Rifle Corps |
Oct 1914 |
Benson |
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FM |
Royal Artillery |
Nov 1914 |
Governor |
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Lt |
Scots Guards |
May 1915 |
Stanley |
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Cpl |
Royal Fusiliers (The City of London Regiment) |
Jul 1915 |
Benson |
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2nd Lt |
The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment) |
Aug 1916 |
Benson |
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Maj |
Royal Artillery |
Sept 1916 |
Talbot |
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Capt |
The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) |
Mar 1917 |
Hill |
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Cmdr |
Royal Navy attached to the Bedfordshire Regiment |
May 1917 |
Anglesey |
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2nd Lt |
King’s Own Scots Borderers |
Apr 1918 |
Murray |
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Lt Col |
Royal Army Medical Corps |
Dec 1918 |
Benson |
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Maj |
Royal Artillery |
Jun 1919 |
Blucher |
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Maj |
Royal Artillery |
1923 |
Stanley |
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Maj |
Royal Artillery |
Nov 1941 |
Benson |
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Maj |
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers |
Aug 1943 |
Beresford |
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Mr |
Test & Dispatch Flight, Hatfield |
Aug 1943 |
Hill |
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Absent Brethren |
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1340 old boys, staff, and servants of Wellington College are known to have given their lives on active service for their Country |
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As a Lodge for all Old Wellingtonians we also remember those OW Freemasons who were not members of our Lodge.
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Old Wellingtonian Freemasons who gave their lives for King and Country 1914 – 1919 |
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Lt |
John Cusack Forsyth |
Royal Field Artillery |
Sept 1914 |
Murray |
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Lord Arthur John Hamilton |
Irish Guards |
Nov 1914 |
Benson |
| Capt | Charles Carus Maud | Prince Albert’s (Somerset Light Infantry) | Dec 1914 | Picton |
| Capt | John Rowley Lunnell Heyland | 9th Gurkha Rifles | Mar 1915 | Orange |
| 2nd Lt | Crewe Coles | The East Lancashire Regiment | Jun 1915 | Lynedoch |
| Capt | Richard Henry Hamilton Moore | The Border Regiment | Jun 1915 | Orange |
| Lt | Kenneth Fitzpatrick MacKenzie | The Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders | Sept 1915 | Blücher |
| Lt | Cecil William Charles Shelley | Life Guards | Oct 1915 | Beresford |
| Capt | Edward Lambton | Pembrokeshire Yeomanry | Mar 1916 | Orange |
| 2nd Lt | Charles Jefford Fowler | Royal Fusiliers (The City of London Regiment) | Jun 1916 | Blücher |
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Lt Col |
Oswald Arthur Gerald Fitz-Gerald |
18th King George’s Own Lancers |
Jun 1916 |
Hardinge |
| Lt | Norman Ian MacWatt | Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs, The Duke of Albany’s) | Jul 1916 | Hopetoun |
| Capt | Harry Frances Freke Marsh | 1st/2nd King Edward’s Own Gurkha Rifles (The Sirmoor Rifles) | Feb 1917 | Orange |
| Capt | John Ballard Berkley Ford | The Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) | Feb 1917 | Hill |
| Maj | Alfred James Usborne | Royal Field Artillery | Apr 1917 | Benson |
| Lt Col | Stafford James Somerville | Princess Victoria’s (Royal Irish Fusiliers) | Aug 1917 | Combermere |
| Surg Capt | Robert Ashton Bostock | Royal Army Medical Corps | Aug 1917 | Orange |
| Lt | Author Amyot Steward | Royal Field Artillery attached Royal Flying Corps | Oct 1917 | Murray |
| Lt | Arthur Christoper Paul Mackworth | The Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort’s Own) | Nov 1917 | Senior Common Room |
If you are visiting the battlefields click here for a guide to where some of these fallen brethren are remembered: [coming soon]
The Masonic Great War Project – Roll of Honour 1914 -1918 is a valuable resource for people researching Freemasons that gave their lives for their country in the Great War.