Ongoing research
The next step for this research will be a visit to the London Archive to consult the ICAEW's Register of Articles. From this source we can establish forenames for the people we only know by initials and who they served articles with. Once we have full names we may be able to connect these names with military records. We also welcome any help from members of the public in identifying the men on this page.
WW1 - Killed in action
2nd Lieutenant Robert Charles Bark
Royal Flying Corps
Killed in action 28 March 1918
Buried or commemorated at City of London Cemetery and Crematorium, Manor Park.
Gunner George Barrett
279th Siege Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery
Killed in action, 11 August 1917, France & Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Belgium.
Captain Harvey Blease
15th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment attd. 7th Bn. Lancashire Fusiliers
Killed in action 7 August 1915, Turkey inc. Gallipoli
Buried or commemorated at Helles Memorial, Turkey.
ACA 1905. With (Blease & Sons) in 1914.
Son of Walter Blease FCA of Blease & Son. Member of ICAEW Council.
Rifleman, John Pulsford Bourne
5th Bn. London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade)
Killed in action 26 March 1918, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Cabaret‑Rouge British Cemetery, Souchez, France.
2nd Lieutenant Ernest Edwin Bradshaw
"D" Bty. 148th Bde. Royal Field Artillery
Killed in action 30 September 1917, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Kemmel Chateau Military Cemetery, Belgium.
Private William John R Bridgwater
1/5th Bn. Manchester Regiment
Killed in action 20 October 1918, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Belle Vue British Cemetery, Briastre, France.
Lieutenant Guy Brodbelt
9th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment (TF)
Killed in action, 14 April 1916. France & Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Douchy-Les-Ayette British Cemetery, France.
ACA 1911. Clerk to Lloyd, Walker & Evans in 1915.
Brodbelt's brother Arthur also died in WW1.
2nd Lieutenant William McKenzie Campbell
9th Bn. Royal Irish Rifles
Killed in action 1 July 1916, France & Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Thiepval Memorial, France.
ACA 1914. Articled to William Threlkeld Wood FCA of (Lewis & Mounsey). Brown's Building's, Exchange in 1915.
Private Leslie Cohen
14th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment
Killed in action 27 March 1916, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Boulogne Eastern Cemetery, France.
NB: Served as Cowan
Passed ICAEW Final examination in July 1914. Articled to Richard Caton de Zouche FCA of Wilson de Zouche & McKenzie.
2nd Lieutenant Arthur Clifford Cook
16th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment attd. 4th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment
Killed in action 16 August 1916, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Flatiron Copse Cemetery, Mametz, France.
Captain Alan Cookson
10th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment (Liverpool Scottish)
Killed in action 27 July 1917, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Erquinghem‑Lys Churchyard Extension, France.
Passed ICAEW Intermediate examination in December 1913. Articled to John Merrett Wade FCA, Birkenhead
Private John Copple
18th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment
Killed in action 1 July 1916
Buried or commemorated at Dantzig Alley British Cemetery, Mametz, France.
Passed ICAEW Preliminary examination while a pupil at St Joseph's College, Dumfries.
Corporal Robert Joseph Cowman
17th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment
Killed in action 12 July 1916, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Thiepval Memorial, France
Lieutenant Alexander Douglas Gibson
9th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment
Killed in action 9 September 1918, France & Flanders
Triangle Cemetery, Inchy‑en‑Artois, France.
Lieutenant Eric Stanley Milthorp Harding
2/5th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment (TF)
Killed in action 6 July 1917, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Cite Bonjean Military Cemetery, Armentieres, France.
Passed ICAEW Intermediate examination in July 1914. Articled to John Henry Welch of (Welch & Rogers).
Captain Walcot Harmood-Banner
3rd Bn. South Wales Borderers attd. 1st Bn. South Wales Borderers
Killed in action 29 August 1915, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Cambrin Churchyard Extension, France.
Son of Sir J. S. Harmood-Banner, M.P., F.C.A. , ICAEW president 1904-1905 and partner at Harmood-Banner & Son.
Captain Leo Gerald Simon Jude
10th Bn. The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment
Killed in action 15 November 1916
Buried or commemorated at New Munich Trench British Cemetery, Beaumont‑Hamel.
Son of Simon Jude (FCA) of Simon Jude & West.
2nd Lieutenant Hugh Cyril Kenion
2nd Bn. Lancashire Fusiliers
Killed in action 1 July 1916, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Serre Road Cemetery No. 1, France
Associate of ICAEW (1912). With Wallace Smith & Kenion in 1914.
2nd Lieutenant Douglas Gatecliffe Mathwin
1/9th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment
Killed in action 9 May 1915, France & Flanders
Buried or commentated at Le Touret Memorial.
ICAEW Associate 1908. Clerk to Chalmers, Wade & Co. in 1914.
Sub-Lieutenant Douglas Milroy
Collingwood Bn. Royal Navy Division (RNVR)
Killed in action, 4 June 1915, Turkey including Gallipoli.
Buried or commemorated at the Helles Memorial, Turkey.
Captain Ernest Charles Orford
20th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment
Killed in action 30 July 1916, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Thiepval Memorial, France
ACA 1908. (Orford, Patterson & Peet) in 1914.
Captain John Audley Parle M.C. [ 1 ]
12th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment
Killed in action 30 November 1917, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Honnechy British Cemetery, France.
ACA 1914. Clerk to Edward Denton & Son in 1914.
2nd Lieutenant William Murray Porritt
3rd Bn. South Lancashire Regiment, attd. 1st Bn. The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment
Buried or commemorated at Loos Memorial, France.
2nd Lieutenant Lawrence Anthony Prendiville
7th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment (Liverpool Irish) [ 2 ]
Killed in action 31 July 1917, aged 22. France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Belgium
Passed ICAEW Preliminary examination in December 1913 while a pupil at St Mary's College, Derbyshire. Articled to Charles Edgar Finney of Finney, Son and Sadler.
Captain Robert William Christian Meyer Rodgers
1st Lancashire Heavy Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery (TF)
Killed in action 29 July 1917, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Hospital Farm Cemetery, Belgium.
Captain Robert Shaw
7th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment (TF)
Killed in action 20 September 1917, age 25. France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Dochy Farm New British Cemetery, Belgium.
Lieutenant J.L. Smith
We've not yet identified details for Lt. Smith.
Private Norman Snelson
Killed in action 14 October 1918, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Oxford Road Cemetery, Belgium.
Brother of Frank Snelson ACA (see below)
Lieutenant William Stockdale
Killed in action 3 May 1917, aged 23. France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Arras Memorial, France.
Passed ICAEW Intermediate Examination in July 1914. Articled to William Whinnerah FCA of Stead, Taylor & Stead.
Lieutenant Oswald Aidan Tempest
Army Service Corps attd. 2nd Bn. West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own)
Buried or commemorated at Pozieres Memorial, France.
ACA 1914. Articled to Frank Holt FCA of G.E. Holt & Son. Clerk to G.E. Holt & Son in 1915.
Corporal Neil John Tunnington
17th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment
Killed in action 30 July 1917, aged 25. France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Thiepval Memorial, France.
Passed ICAEW Final examination in July 1914. Articled to William James Glass of Glass & Edwards.
2nd Lieutenant Basil Scarisbrook Walker
5th Bn. Cheshire Regiment
Killed in action 9 May 1915, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Divisional Cemetery, Belgium.
Lieutenant George Henderson Walker
45th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps
Killed in action 28 July 1917, France and Flanders
Buried or commemorated at Arras Flying Services Memorial, France.
Passed ICAEW Preliminary examination in Dec 1913, while a pupil at Rugby School.
Of the members and clerks listed as killed in action, eight of the names were not included in Died in the Service of their Country during the War 1914-1918 published by ICAEW in 1919.
They are:
- Lt. N. Bark
- Pte. L. Cohen
- Lt. A.D. Gibson
- Capt. W. Harwood-Banner
- Capt. J.A. Parle M.C.
- Capt. R.W.C.M. Rodgers
- Cpl. N.J. Tunnington
- Lt. G.H. Walker
In addition to these men, Lance-Bombardier Thomas L. Latimer M.M. was not previously included on the list of medals won by articled clerks. Despite not being listed in Died in the Service... Captain Parle is included in the list of medal winners by members.
Many of the men listed above do not appear in the City of Liverpool's own Hall of remembrance.
A full list of the men of the King's (Liverpool) Regiment who died during WW1 can be found in The History of the King's Regiment (Liverpool) 1914-1919 by Everard Wyrall (1928). The Museum of Liverpool has a database in the City Soldiers collection of soldiers who served in the King's in WW1. This is only available to visitors to the museum, not online.
WW1 - also served
| Name | Rank and service | firm |
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| Harold Gemmell Alexander | Captain, 1/7th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment | ACA 1914. Clerk to Harmood-Banner & Son. |
| H.V. Alexander | Possibly Warrant Officer, Royal Army Service Corps | Articled to John William Davidson FCA of J.W. Davidson, Cookson & Co. |
| Robert Allan | ACA 1921. Clerk to Harmood-Banner & Son. (LoM 1923). | |
| Percy Ambler | Captain, 5th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment (TF) | (died 28 September 1919 - road traffic accident) Son of Samuel Ambler ACA. |
| George Henry Appleton | Passed ICAEW Preliminary exam in 1916 while pupil at Kelvin College. Clerk to Harmood-Banner & Son (LoM 1025). |
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| Cyril Edward Balmforth | 2nd Lieutenant, 5th Bn. Kings (Liverpool) Regiment | ACA 1920. J & C Balmforth (1923 LoM). |
| John Shepherd Batty | 2nd Lieutenant, 3rd East Lancs Royal Field Artillery / Lt. RAF | |
| Henry Alfred Beale | Pvt. RAMC or Pvt. Leicestershire Reg/RAF | ACA 1920. Clerk to Chalmers, Wade & Co. (1923 LoM). |
| John Robert Bell | ACA 1914. Articled to Edmund David White of White & Sons. Clerk to Edmund D White & Sons (LoM, 1923). |
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| H.R. Brassey | 2nd Lieutenant King's (Liverpool) Regiment | |
| Harold Briscoe | Private, 4th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment | ACA 1915. Articled with Johnson Thorneley of Wakefield, Dodd & Thorneley, Chester. Heswall, Not in Practice (1923 LoM). |
| Henry Taverner Brown | Warrant Officer II Royal Field Artillery (formerly H.A.C. artillery) | |
| Eric Stevenson Browne | Manchester Regiment ? | ACA 1922. Clerk to Glass & Edwards (1923 LoM). |
| Cyril Percy Bunney | Telegraphist RND (later Paymaster Sub Lt) RNVR | ACA 1920. Articled to W.J. Glass of Glass & Edwards. C/o The Emido Co. Ltd, Paisley Street Mills. Not in practice. (LoM 1023). |
| J.W. (John William ?) Clarke | Pvt. Manchester Regiment (GSM) ? | ACA 1921. Passed Prelim. exam in 1915, The Catholic Institute. Clerk to Joseylne, Miles, Page & Co, Antwerp (LoM 1923). |
| Joseph Michael Smith Coates [ 3 ] | Captain, Machine Gun Corps. O.B.E., Mentioned in despatches |
ACA 1919. Articled with Frank Holt of G.E. Holt & Son. 2nd in Order of Merit in Int. exam 1913. Price, Waterhouse & Co. and Monkhouse, Goddard & Co., Newcastle (LoM 1925). |
| William Henry Cochran | Private, KLR or Bdr, Royal Artillery ? | ACA 1882. W.H Cochran & Son (LoM 1914). |
| Augustus Homer Collins | Lieutenant, Royal Field Artillery | ACA 1907. Maw, Collins & Son (LoM 1914). |
| Charles Collins jnr | Assistant Paymaster, RNR | ACA 1912. Maw, Collins & Son (LoM 1914). |
| Sidney Colvin | ACA 1910. FCA 1924. Clerk to J.W. Davidson, Cookson & Co (LoM 1914) | |
| Frederick James Cook | ACA 1916. Clerk to J.W. Davidson, Cookson & Co (LoM 1923) | |
| Frederick Cook jnr | Rifleman, 1/6th Bn., King's (Liverpool) Regt / Lieutenant RASC. | ACA 1920. Articled to Benjamin Cookson FCA of J.W. Davidson, Cookson & Co. Clerk to Blease & Sons (LoM 1923). |
| Herbert Cook | ACA 1920. Articled to George Bowler FCA of T. Theodore Rogers, Bowler & Co. (Herbert Cook & Co.) (LoM 1923). | |
| Percy Singleton Cooper | Corporal, Royal Garrison Artillery | ACA 1920. Articled to Richard Lloyd Rawlins of 19 Sweeting Street. Clerk to G.E. Holt & Sons (LoM 1923). |
| Thomas William Corlett | 6th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment (Liverpool Rifles) | Fredk. T.P.Deyes & Co (LoM 1923). |
| Vivian Percy Cowlett | Royal Navy/Royal Air Force | Clerk to Edmund D White & Sons (LoM 1923). |
| Edward William Crawford | Lt Colonel, 9th Royal Inniskillin Fusiliers, 2nd RIF, Corps of Military Accountants. D.S.O. and bar. [ 4 ] Croix de Guerre. | ACA 1902. John Stubbs & Crawford, Bank Chambers, Widnes and at Liverpool. (LoM 1914). |
| William Pythian Davidson | Lieutenant, RNR | ACA 1901. Dean & Davidson (LoM 1914). |
| William Arthur Davidson | 10th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment (Liverpool Scottish) | ACA 1902. J.W. Davidson, Cookson & Co. (LoM 1914). |
| F.S. (Frank Sydney? ) De Carteret | Sapper, Royal Engineers | |
| Williams Denton | 7th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regt. T.D. | ACA 1893. FCA 1905. Edward Denton & Son (LoM 1914). |
| F.C. (Frank Cyril?) Dodd | Articled with James Henshall of Warmsley, Henshall & Co., Chester. | |
| Philip Marby Dodd | ACA 1920. Articled to Walter Blease FCA of Blease & Sons. Clerk to Chalmers, Wade & Co. (LoM 1923). |
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| John Henry Dodds | Private, Manchester Regiment ? | ACA 1911. Articled to Henry Whinnerah of Stead, Taylor & Stead. Clerk to Chalmers, Wade & Co. (LoM 1914). |
| Herbert Dowd | ACA 1920. Passed Prelim. exam in 1914, Liverpool College. Clerk to J.W. Davidson, Cookson & Co. (LoM 1923). |
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| James Neale Duncan | Corporal Royal Field Artillery (TF) or Bombardier Royal Garrison Artillery (SWB) | ACA 1910. Anderson, Duncan & Watson (LoM 1913). |
| Shepherd Eastwood | Gunner, 232th Siege Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery | ACA 1907. (Henderson & Eastwood) (LoM 1913). |
| Frederick Charles Henry Edwardson | Lieutenant, Royal Welch Fusiliers | Passed Prelim. exam in 1911, Caldy Grange Grammar. Articled to James Gill of J.R. Pritchard, Parker & Gill. 31 Whitefield Road, Stockton Heath, Warrington Not in practice (1923 Lom). |
| William Arthur Eilbeck | Lieutenant., Lancashire Fusiliers | ACA 1913. Articled to B.Langley. (Pruddah, Eilbeck & Co) (LoM 1914). |
| H.N.B. Elliott | ||
| Christopher George Ellison | Lieutenant, 9th Cheshire Regiment (form. Pte. 6th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment) | ACA 1921. Passed Prelim. exam in 1911, Merchant Taylors' School. Clerk to Edmund D. White & Sons (1923. LoM). |
| George Fenton Elsworth | Private Household Artillery Company / Army Pay Corps (SWB) | ACA 1914. |
| William Ewart Jones | Captain, King's Liverpool Regiment (Liverpool Irish) | ACA 1908. Queen Insurance Buildings, 13 Castle Street (LoM 1913). |
| William Fairclough | Lance Corporal, 1/6th (Rifle) Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment Military Medal | ACA 1920. c/o Marples, Jones & Co. Ltd., 9 Matthew Street (LoM 1923). |
| Arthur Kenneth Ferguson | ACA 1921. 64 Heald Place, Rusholme, Manchester Not in practice (1923 LoM). | |
| Colin Alexander Ferguson | ACA 1920. Articled to William Edward Mounsey FCA of Lewis & Mounsey. c/o H. Brown Ltd., 41 Castle Street Not in practice (1923 LoM). |
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| Malcolm Finlayson | Bombardier, Royal Field Artillery (SWB) ? | |
| Reginald Frederick Frazer [ 6 ] | Private King's (Liverpool) Regiment / Labour Corps or Lieutenant, 9th Bn. King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry | ACA 1915. (R.F Frazer & Co) (LoM 1921). |
| Stanley Edward Goodwin | Lieutenant, 8th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment/ RFC / RAF | ACA 1913. Articled to Edgar Percy Chevalier of Dawson, Chevalier & Graves. 9 Cook Street. |
| J.C. Greenhill (John Clapperton?) | Captain 12th (Service) Bn. Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders | Scottish Accountant? |
| J.L. Harper (John Lindley?) | Lieutenant 9th Bn. Middlesex Regiment att. MGC ? | Passed Prelim. exam in 1914, Kelvin College. |
| John Alfred Satterfield Hassal jr. | Private 13th Bn. Cheshire Regiment/ Labour Corps? | ACA 1920. Articled to Arthur Francis Dodd FCA of Knox, Hassal, Dodd & Co.With Knox, Hassal, Son & Co (LoM 1923). Son of John Alfred Sattersfield Hassal of Knox, Hassal, Dodd & Co. |
| Reginald Haworth | Captain Royal Army Service Corps (Form. Private 1/6th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment | ACA 1912. Clerk to Lonsdale & Marsh (LoM 1913). |
| Richard Percival Heywood | Captain , 18th King's (Liverpool) Regiment attd. 13th King's (Liverpool) Regiment. M.C. and 2 bars [ 5 ] |
ACA 1912. Articled to to William Arthur Davidson of J.W. Davidson, Cookson & Co. |
| Frederic Hill jr. | ACA 1914. Articled to Louis Nicholas, 19 Castle Street. 79 Duke Street (LoM 1921). |
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| Arthur Stanley Hodgson | ||
| B.J. Holly | ACA 1920. c/o Bank of Liverpool & Martins Ltd. Not in practice (LoM 1923). | |
| Joseph Holt Jr. | ACA 1921. Prelim exam. 1915 (private tuition). 9 Ashfield, Wavertree Not in practice (LoM 1923). |
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| Edward Hope | ACA 1921. Clerk to Edmund D. White & Sons (LoM 1923). | |
| Donald Victor House | (Bucks Special Constabulary in WW2) | ACA 1922. Passed Prelim. exam in 1916, Liverpool College. Clerk to Wilson de Zouche & Mackenzie (LoM 1923). |
| Joseph Gerald Hurst | Lieutenant, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (SWB) | ACA 1920. Clerk to Finney, Son & Sadler (LoM 1923). |
| Geoffrey H. Imison | 2nd Lt. 3rd Bn. Yorks & Lancs Regiment (Form. L/Corporal 17th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment | ACA 1920. Clerk to Harmood-Banner & Son (LoM 1923). |
| William Henry Jones | ACA 1908. W.H. Jones & Co. (LoM 1914). | |
| William Spencer Jones | Captain, Labour Corps (form. Company Sergeant-Major, 17th Bn. KIng's (Liverpool) Regiment) (SWB) | ACA 1902. W. Spencer Jones & Co. (Lom 1914). |
| Robert Andrew Latimer | Temp Paymaster Sub-lt RNR (HMS Vanessa II) | ACA 1912. Articled to William Whinnerah FCA of Stead, Taylor & Stead. Clerk to Stead, Taylor & Stead. (LoM 1914). |
| Thomas L Laitmer | 303 Siege Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery M.M. | ACA 1920. Clerk to Blease & Sons (LoM 1923). |
| Gilis Lee | Lieutenant, The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment M.C. | ACA 1913. Earl of Derby's Estate Office, Knowsley. (LoM 1923). |
| William Gershom Lewis | ACA 1911. Clerk to Frederick T.P. Deyes & Co. (LoM 1913). | |
| Thomas Norman Linton | ACA 1922. Articled to Algernon McGregor Milligan, 44 Castle Street. Clerk to Lewis & Mounsey (LoM 1923). |
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| C. Livesey | ||
| William Llwewlyn Llewelyn | 10th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regt. (Liverpool Scottish) | ACA 1920. Clerk to W.H. Jones & Co. (LoM 1921). |
| Archibald Norman Lockett | 2nd Lt 10th Hussars. Croix de Guerre, Mentioned in despatches. Died 11/9/1921 | Articled to Frank Holt of G.E. Holt & Son. |
| Harold Brooke Mack | Clerk to H.C. Bound, 37 Walbrook, London (LoM 1923). | |
| Kenneth Howard Mackenzie | 2nd Lieutenant, Seaforth Highlanders | ACA 1913. de Zouche & Mackenzie (1913 LoM). |
| Douglas M. McBurnie | Flight cadet RAF (Form. Loyal North Lancashire Regiment) | ACA 1920. Wallace Smith & Son (LoM 1923). |
| S. McCartney | ||
| John Philip McGill | Lance Corporal, 6th Bn. Kings (Liverpool) Regiment (Liverpool Riles) | ACA 1915. Articled to Thomas Robson. of C. Hewetson Nelson, Robson & Co. 'Delgany' Egerton Park Rock Ferry Not in practice LoM 1923. |
| R.J.M. McKinnell | 2nd Lieutenant, 10th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment (Liverpool Scottish) | Passed Prelim. exam in 1911, Sedbergh School. Deane & Davidson |
| Richard Alexander McKnight | Manchester Regiment ? | ACA 1920. 13 Union Court, Castle Street (LoM 1923). |
| Andrew McLaughlin | Captain, Labour Corps, Mentioned in despatches ? | ACA 1920. 216 Stanley Road, Bootle and at Chorley (LoM 1925) |
| Samuel Brown McQueen | 2nd Lieutenant, Machine Gun Corps | ACA 1922. Passed Prelim. exam in 1916, Merchant Taylors' School, Crosby (2nd in order of merit). Clerk to Lonsdale & Marsh. (LoM 1923). |
| George Frank Middle | Royal Engineers (Wireless) | ACA 1920, 31 Brabant Road, Aigburth Not in practice (LoM 1923). |
| H.S. Millard | ||
| W.C. Miller | Private, King's (Liverpool) Regiment ? | Passed Prelim. exam in 1917, Birkenhead School. |
| Roy Milroy | Leading Seamen, RNVR ? | Passed Prelim. exam in 1915, Oakes Institute, Walton. Clerk to Price Waterhouse & Co. London (LoM 1923) ; Price, Waterhosue, Faller & Co Valparaiso, Chile (LoM 1925). |
| W.D. Moore (William Davy?) | Corporal 2/6th Bn. Kings (Liverpool) Regiment ? | Articled to William Denton FCA of Edward Denton & Sons. |
| Henry Parkinson Mounsey [ 7 ] | Captain 1st/2nd Docks Battalions, King's (Liverpool) Regiment | ACA 1908. (Lewis & Mounsey) (LoM 1914). |
| Norman Spencer Mumby | Telegraphist, RNVR (HMS Repulse/ HMS Renown) | ACA 1922. Articled to Highfield, Prichard & Dodd. Clerk to Highfield, Prichard & Dodd (LoM 1923). |
| John Douglas Nickels | Gunner (A/Quartermaster Sergeant) Royal Filed Artillery (TF) | ACA 1914. (J.D. Nickels & Co) (LoM 1923). |
| George Glynn Owens | ACA 1923. Clerk to G.E. Holt & Son (LoM 1925). | |
| James Page | ACA 1920. Prelim. exam 1914, Oake's Institute, Walton. Clerk to Hodgson, Morris & Co.(LoM 1923). |
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| William Arthur John Parkinson | Private, 2/6th North Staffordshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's) | ACA 1921. Prelim, exam 1914, Liverpool College. Clerk to Welch & Parkinson. (LoM 1923). |
| Harold Alexander Patterson | 2nd Lieutenant, Northumberland Fusiliers (SWB) | ACA 1910. Orford, Patterson & Peet (LoM 1914). |
| Edward Milinthorp Peake | Private Kings (Liverpool) Regiment (SWB) | Blease & Sons (1921 census). |
| G.G. Pemberton | Corporal, 18th (Service) Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment | Cook & Leather |
| E.S. (Eric Stanley) Porter | 2nd Lieutenant Shropshire Light Infantry ? | Chalmers, Wade & Co. Clerk to Price Waterhouse & Co.London (LoM 1923). |
| Frederick William Poulsom | 2nd Lieutenant, Royal Field Artillery | ACA 1920. F.W Poulson & Co. (LoM 1921). |
| C.C. (Charles Cecil?) Richards | Articled to William Henry Spencer of Banner, Spencer & Co. | |
| H.B Roberts | ||
| Douglas Herbert Robinson | A/Sergeant, 11th Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment ? | ACA 1920. 8 Onslow Road, Fairfield Not in practice (LoM 1923). |
| E.W. Robinson | ||
| T.W. (Thomas Wilfrid?) Robinson | Captain 4th Bn. Cheshire Regiment | |
| Herbert Theodore Rogers | Gunner, Royal Garrison Artillery ? | ACA 1903. Welch & Rogers (1923 Lom). |
| Richard Sharp Rogers | Private 23rd Bn. London Regiment ? | ACA 1921. Passed Prelim. exam in 1915, Oakes Institute, |
| Lewis Wingfield Roper | Captain, 1/7th Bn. Kings (Liverpool) Regiment | ACA 1920. |
| John Douglas Schroder | Lieutenant, Infantry (MiD) or Private Cheshire Reg./Labour Corps | Passed Prelim. exam in 1915. King's School, Chester. With Walter Blease & Son (1921 census) |
| A.A.H. Scott | 10th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regt. (Liverpool Scottish) | Passed Prelim. exam in 1912, Mount St Mary College, Chesterfield. Lonsdale & Marsh. |
| James Joseph Scott | Gunner, Royal Field Artillery (TF) or 22nd Heavy Bty., Royal Garrison Artillery ? | ACA 1914. Articled to J.A.S Hassal of Knox, Hassal, Dodd & Co. |
| Francis Edward Sanbach Sheard | Lieutenant, Tank Corps | ACA 1920. 27 Albert Road, Southport Not in practice. |
| F.V. Smith | Passed Prelim exam in 1915, Liverpool College. | |
| Frank Snelson | Private, 17th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment (was commissioned but can't find details) | ACA 1921. Clerk to Sydney Merritt & Co, Valparaiso, Chile. |
| Allister Sommerfelt | Lieutenant, 21 Squadron RAF (PoW) [ 8 ] (Lt-Paymaster HKVNS in WW2) | ACA 1922. Passed Prelim. exam in 1917, Birkenhead School. Articled to Harold Gemmell of Harmood-Banner & Son. Clerk to W H Walker & Co. (Lom 1923). |
| Terry Reginald Spencer | ACA 1911. Central Buildings, 41 North John Street (LoM 1914). | |
| Robert Reginald Stewart | Lieutenant King's (Liverpool) Regiment | ACA 1920. Clerk to Blease & Sons (LoM 1923). |
| J.H. Stubbs | 2nd Lieutenant, 9th (Reserve) Bn. Royal Scots Fusiliers | Prelim exam. 1911, Deytheur School, Montgomery. John Stubbs & Co. |
| R.G. Stubbs | ||
| John Cecil Suker | Captain Royal Garrison Artillery attd. Corps of Military Accounting | ACA 1914. Articled to B. Langley. Clerk to Welton Jones & Co, Copthall Avenue, London (1914 LoM); Suker & Wildin (LoM 1923) |
| John Tattersall | Private, 1/5th Bn. Kings (Liverpool) Regiment | ACA 1911. New House, Magazine Brow, New Brighton Not in practice (LoM 1914). |
| H.W. (Harold William or Herbert Walker?) Taylor | Passed Prelim. exam in 1913 (private tuition). Clerk to Ford, Rhodes, Thornton & Co Columbo, Ceylon (LoM 1923). |
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| James Gilbert Thompson | Captain, 1/7th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment (TF) D.S.O., M.C., T.D. | ACA 1920. 21 Prince's Park Mansions Not in practice (LoM 1923). |
| Frederick Henry Thornton | ACA 1903. FCA 1920. Thornton & Langdon (LoM 1923). | |
| J.L. Thornton | ||
| Geoffrey Ward Platt | Flight Sub-Lt RNAS/ RAF | ACA 1921. With W. Ward Platt & Co. (LoM 1923). Son of Walter Ward Platt ACA. |
| James Black Watt | RAF | Passed Prelim. exam in 1915, Oakes Institute, Walton. Thorburn Road, New Ferry Not in practice (LoM) 1923). |
| R. Watt | Passed Prelim. exam in 1917, Liverpool College. | |
| Wilmot Welch | Major, 266 Bde. Royal Filed Artillery | ACA 1906. Denton, Son & Welch (LoM 1914). |
| Ernest Godfrey Westmore | A/Captain Royal Engineers (Inland Waterways Transport) | ACA 1915. Articled to Samuel Ambler. John Stanfield, Westmore & Co. (LoM 1921). |
| Thomas Noel White |
Lance Corporal, 6th Bn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment (SWB) |
ACA 1910, FCA 1917. Edmund D. White & Sons. Son of Edmund David White FCA. |
| B. Whitehead | Passed Prelim. exam 1910, Liverpool Collegiate. | |
| Edward Henry Yale Williams | ACA 1909. | |
| J.G. Williams | ||
| Thomas Hornby Williamson | AXA 1909. Clerk to Deloitte, Plender, Griffiths & Co Buenos Aires (LoM 1914). | |
| William Threlkeld Wood | 2nd Lieutenant, Royal Welch Fusiliers (Form. Sergeant, 10th King's (Liverpool) Regiment) | ACA 1907 . FCA 1913. Clerk to Dawson, Chevalier & Graves (LoM 1914). |
| John Gerald Woods | ACA 1920. Articled to Charles E Finney of Finney, Son & Sadler. Gerald Hall, Aughton, Lancs, Not in practice (LoM 1923). |
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| D.W. Wylie |
WW2 memorial
Firms and their addresses
| Firm | Address |
|---|---|
| Samuel Ambler | 15 Fenwick Street |
| Anderson, Duncan & Watson | B14 The Temple, Dale Street |
| Banner, Spencer & Co. | 41 Castle Street |
| Blease & Sons | Fenwick Chambers, 8 Fenwick Street |
| J & C Balmforth | 66 South John Street |
| Chalmers, Wade & Co. | 5 Fenwick Street |
| W.H Cochran & Son | 51 North John Street |
| Cook & Leather | African House, Water Sreet |
| Herbert Cook & Co. | 3 Lord Street and 4 Harrington Street |
| Cookson & Co | 6 Castle Street |
| J.W. Davidson, Cookson & Co | 6 Castle Street |
| Dawson, Chevalier & Graves | 51 North John Street |
| Wilson de Zouche & Mackenzie | 8 Cook Street |
| Dean & Davidson | 14 Dale Street |
| Edward Denton & Son | 7 Sweeting Street |
| Denton, Son & Welch | 7 Sweeting Street |
| Frederick T.P. Deyes & Co | May Buildings, 51 North John Street |
| Finney, Son & Sadler | 31 North John Street |
| R.F Frazer & Co. | 19 & 20 Central Buildings, 41 North John Street |
| Glass & Edwards | 5 Cook Street |
| Harmood-Banner & Son | 24 North John Street |
| Henderson & Eastwood | 26 North John Street |
| C. Hewetson Nelson Robson & Co. | 24 North John Street and at Liscard |
| Highfield, Prichard & Dodds | Queen insurance buildings 10 Dale street |
| Hodgson, Morris & Co. | 41 North John Street |
| G.E. Holt & Son | 8 Cook Street |
| John H. Hort & Mclaughlin | 206 Stanley Road, Bootle |
| W.H. Jones & Co. | 25 Lord Street |
| W. Spencer Jones & Co. | Pekin Buildings, 21 Harrington Street |
| Simon, Jude & West | 10 Cook Street |
| Knox, Hassal, Son & Co. | 6 Lord Street |
| Lewis & Mounsey | 3 Lord Street |
| Lloyd, Walker & Evans | 5 Castle Street |
| Lonsdale & Marsh | 26 North John Street |
| Maw, Collins & Son | 4 Harrington Street |
| Neal & Brown | 7 Tithebarn Street |
| J.D. Nickels & Co. | Old Castle Building , Preeson's Row |
| Noon & Elsworth | Price's Buildings, 57 Whitechapel |
| Orford, Patterson & Peet | Prudential Buildings, 36 Dale Street / 18 Hackins Hey |
| W.Ward Platt & Co. | 3 Cook Street |
| F.W Poulson & Co. | National Bank Building, Fenwick Street |
| J.R. Pritchard, Parker & Gill | Peel Buildings, 5 Harrington Street and at Bangor |
| (Pruddah, Eilbeck & Co) | Central Bldgs, North John Street |
| T. Theodore Rogers, Bowler & Co. | Marldon Chambers, 30 North John Street |
| W H Walker & Co. | 42 Castle Street |
| Wallace Smith & Son | 18 Cook Street |
| Wallace Smith & Kenion | 18 Cook Street and 71 Oriel Road, Bootle |
| Welch & Parkinson | Commerce Court, 11 Lord Street |
| John Stanfield, Westmore & Co. | Imperial Buildings, 2 Exchange Street West |
| Stead, Taylor & Stead | The Temple, Dale Street |
| Stubbs (John) & Crawford | Central Buidlings, 41 North John Street |
| Suker & Wildin | 40 North John Street |
| Thornton & Langdon | 41 & 43 Castle Street |
| Welch & Rogers | 13 Harrington Street |
| Edmund D White & Sons | 17 & 18 Brown's Buildings, Exchange |
Glossary
- A/ Acting
- Attd. Attached
- Bde. Brigade
- Bn. Battalion
- Bty. Battery
- D.S.O. Distinguished Service Order
- G.S.M. General Service Medal
- HAC Household Artillery Company
- HKVNS Hong Kong Volunteer Naval Service
- LoM ICAEW List of Members
- M.C. Military Cross
- M.M. Military Medal
- Not in practice an accountant who is not working for an accountancy firm. Likely to working in business.
- O.B.E. Order of the British Empire
- PoW Prisoner of War
- RAF Royal Air Force
- RFC Royal Flying Corps
- RNAS Royal Naval Air Service
- RNR Royal Navy Reserve
- RNVR Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve
- SWB Silver War Badge (given to injured or sick men, no longer fit to fight)
- T.D. Territorial Decoration
- TF Territorial Force
Notes
- John Audley Parle: Award of the Military Cross gazetted in 14 September 1917: "For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty when in charge of a raiding party. As they were about to return he found one of his officers lying unconscious on the enemy wire. He took him on his back and carried him 250 yards to our lines, through heavy enemy barrage and machine-gun fire."
- Laurence Prendeville: The Liverpool Irish is the 8th Bn., not the 7th Bn. Prendeville's picture clearly displays the collar badge of the Liverpool Irish. His death notice in the Birkenhead News states that he was 8th Bn. attd. 18th Bn.
- J.M.S. Coates: The biography of Coates, A Man of Trust, mentions his friendship with both Oswald Tempest and Archibald Lockett.
- Edward William Crawford: Award of bar to the Distinguished Service Order gazetted 1 Jan 1918: "For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. During a week's heavy fighting he did fine work. He twice led successful counter-attacks, and repeatedly rallied his men and took up defensive positions."
- Richard Percival Heywood: Award of the Military Cross, gazetted 10 January 1917: "For conspicuous gallantry in action. He assumed command of and led his company forward on three separate occasions. On the same occasion he marked out under fire the assembly position for the battalion."
Award of the 2nd bar to the Military Cross, gazetted 13 January 1919: "When all the other company commanders had become casualties during severe fighting lasting for several days he displayed the greatest courage and skill in leading the attack, which resulted in the capture of a position. His conduct throughout the whole operations was of the highest order and a splendid example to all ranks". - Reginald Frederick Frazer: On the memorial Frazer is misspelt as Fraser.
- Henry Parkinson Mounsey is the father of Arthur Mounsey, who died in WW2, Harry Mounsey who was a prisoner of war in WW2 and is the grandfather of Jonathan Mounsey. a former President of the LSCA.
- Allister Sommerfeld was a Prisoner of War in both World Wars. See our page on WW2 prisoners of war for more details. He is one of only two ICAEW men we are currently aware of who were a PoW in WW1, the other was Alfred Herring V.C.
- Douglas Milroy and Roy Milroy: It is quite likely that they were related as they lived opposite each other in Alexandra Drive, Aintree. The father of Douglas was a shipbroker, while Roy's father was a Secretary to a steamship company (1914 census)
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