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26 Jul 2024: He went on to become the president of the Union in Lent Term 1915. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us on Footer Menu.

26 Jul 2024: His intention was to become a clergyman and he had just entered Cheshunt Theological College (Cambridge Press and News 18 September 1918). ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

26 Jul 2024: The extract ends with news of another Jesuan, Everard Walter Fichardt (1894), who Haldane’s Sergeant Major claimed had passed through the area “as one of our prisoners”. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World

26 Jul 2024: The College obituary for Murray says that he received a commission at the start of the war and was wounded in August 1915 at Gallipoli. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

26 Jul 2024: His commanding officer described him as “one of the most reliable officers I had” (British Roll of Honour). ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

26 Jul 2024: It seems that Welinkar initially joined, the 3rd Imperial Lancers as a Lieutenant and was a member of the staff of General H H Prince Scindia. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter

26 Jul 2024: Born: Moffat, Dumfriesshire on 9 September 1895. Fell in action: 9 April 1916. He was the oldest son of Bingham Dixon Turner, a Fellow of the College in 1881. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or

26 Jul 2024: The minutes of the Roosters note that he was elected to the society at the 91st meeting on 26 November 1913. ... This includes a photo of him during his schooldays. You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or

26 Jul 2024: This inscription was requested by his mother back home in South Africa and is a quotation from the Book of Exodus. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

26 Jul 2024: he gracefully waved the other backwards and forwards from the wrist.” (The First Twenty Years of the Roosters, p1). ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

26 Jul 2024: Born in 1897. Died of pneumonia on 29 October 1918. Goodwin went on to be one of the first to serve in the Royal Air Force, after the merger between the ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us

26 Jul 2024: Born c. 1897. Fell in action: 25 April 1917. The only information we have on Frank Harrison is this photograph and a short note in the book of biographical notes of ... You can e-mail us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War home

26 Jul 2024: Sadly Bevil became another victim of the Spanish Flu epidemic and died in February of that year. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

26 Jul 2024: In the Lent term edition of the Chanticlere he was described as “A sound forward. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

26 Jul 2024: Whilst at College he pursued his sporting activities with great vigour, as a member of the rugby, lacrosse and cricket teams. ... In simpleness and gentleness and honour and clean mirth.”. You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our

26 Jul 2024: He did not go to France until January 1917 and was in killed in action at Gouzeaucourt in September of the same year. ... The prize winner in 2017 was George Pitt. You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or

26 Jul 2024: Born: Blundellsands, Lancashire on 9 March 1893. Fell in action: 16 June 1915. He was the youngest of three brothers who had been at Jesus. ... He left for France one week before he died. You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our

26 Jul 2024: In spite of this, we have a small news clipping (including the above photo) about Jones’s fate, kept by James Hoppett, the Head Porter as part of a scrapbook of ... war news and later deposited in the College Archives.

26 Jul 2024: He enlisted in the University and Public Schools Corps at the outbreak of war before gaining his commission in 1915. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us on Footer Menu.

26 Jul 2024: Little is known of his time here in College, though the Jesus College Society Annual Report, 1908 records him as playing for the Second Hockey XI, as a forward, in the ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War