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19 Jul 2024: As a result of his sporting achievements he is given the honour of a “Cocks of the Roost” profile in the student magazine, Chanticlere, Michaelmas Term 1912, pp20 - 22. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War

19 Jul 2024: He also received the Queen’s and the King’s Medal. At the outbreak of the First World War, as a reserve officer he was posted to the South Wales Borderers, ... He died in Salonika, Greece on 15 January 1917. You can email us on

19 Jul 2024: Born: Hampstead, London 19 June 1889. Died of pneumonia: 6 November 1918. It is possible that he transferred from Clare, as the College Examinations Book shows “June 1906. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War

19 Jul 2024: He was killed in action in December 1917 having served from the beginning of the war. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

19 Jul 2024: Much of the rest of the information from his obituary seems to have been gleaned from a newspaper article and is quite detailed. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us on Footer Menu.

19 Jul 2024: Students, including Jackson, were to take eleven papers of three hours each, apart from the Drawing paper which was four hours in length. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

19 Jul 2024: On the reverse of the photograph Arthur Gray, Master 1912-1940, has written that Morris chose the following text which was to be inscribed on a tablet in a church in ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage,

19 Jul 2024: As far as we are aware he was the only Jesuan member of the French Forces to be killed. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

19 Jul 2024: us saw him again, or could get any news of him. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us on Footer Menu.

12 Mar 2022: Defence and security 19. IX. ‘Rest of the world’ and global development 22. ... 5. ‘Rest of the World’ and global development. The Dynamics and Direction of Global Digital Governance 9.

19 Jul 2024: Mann, whose family home was in Warwickshire, may well have been one of the sizeable group of Jesus cadets who attended a CUOTC weekend at Croxton Park in Easter Term 1913, ... We don’t unfortunately have a verified picture of Mann. You can email us on

19 Jul 2024: Whilst at Jesus Nichols was a keen sportsman and a member of the Natives. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

19 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.

19 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.

19 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

19 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.

19 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.

19 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

19 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

19 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.

19 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

19 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.

19 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

19 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

19 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.

19 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.

19 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

19 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

19 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

19 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.

19 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.

19 Jul 2024: The Jesus College Society Annual Report 1917 obituary for him claims that he also beat the champion of the hospitals and a challenger from the Army (p27). ... FitzM. Stacke. You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War

19 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

19 Jul 2024: He was one of the best association footballers the College produced before the war. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us on Footer Menu.

19 Jul 2024: position. He was always one of the most cheery of people” (Jesus College Society Annual Report 1917, p24). ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

19 Jul 2024: He is not recorded in The War List of the University of Cambridge. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

19 Jul 2024: Compton was a Jesuan. While at College he was a member of the Boat Club and rowed in the 2nd boat at Lent 1911 and 1912, weighing in at 11 stone ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter

19 Jul 2024: Jesus College in the University of Cambridge. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

19 Jul 2024: The Cambridge News subsequently explains that he was sent to the Front in March 1918. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

19 Jul 2024: Edward Crozier MacBryan came up in 1912 from Oundle School where he had been captain of the school football team. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

19 Jul 2024: River. The description of the race and the members of the boat is quite fulsome in the Michaelmas Term edition of the reinvigorated magazine. ... With thanks to the Revd. Martin Brebner for additional information. You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam

19 Jul 2024: He was described as “one of the best hockey goalkeepers we have had – alert, fearless and resourceful” in his obituary in the Jesus College Society Annual Report, 1916. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War

19 Jul 2024: He was one of the older Jesuans to serve in the war and was a married man and a father of two very young children. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

19 Jul 2024: H. Allen, B.W. Vann and K. E. Maclean, the first President of the Society. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

19 Jul 2024: His obituary in the Jesus College Cambridge Society Annual Report 1919 records that “He was one of the of the foremost men in the University Rifle Corps, of which he was ... Annual Report 1919, pp. 21-22). You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk

19 Jul 2024: R. Pease into the army and at the time of the 1911 census he was a student at Sandhurst. ... The Commonwealth War Graves Commission has further details. You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us

19 Jul 2024: Before his posting to France he was part of the action against the Turks at Suez in February 1915. ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

19 Jul 2024: attractions of the blood royal may be wanting to us” (Chanticlere, October Term 1886, p8). ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us onFooter Menu.

19 Jul 2024: boat in the May 1911 races (Skinner was cox of the first boat). ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go to our First World War homepage, or find us on Footer Menu.

19 Jul 2024: Coral Morgan, daughter of the Master Dr H.A. Morgan recalled: “We liked meeting our friends in the Courts – an occasional early Don or undergraduate, cheerful young kitchen porters, with lovely ... You can email us on ww1-project@jesus.cam.ac.uk, go