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In 1919, H.C. Avery, Head Master, of St. John’s School, Lacey Green, 1912-1920 with the best of his knowledge compiled a list of the old boys serving in his Majesty’s Forces Great European War.   1914-1918. (48 in total)
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H. C. Avery  (headmaster)
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Adams.  Owen Adams.   Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.   Killed.  See [[Families with Fallen WW1]]
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Adams.  William Adams.  Ox & Bucks Light Infantry
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Baker.    Albert Baker.  Canadian Contingent
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Baker.    Jack Baker.   Royal Engineers
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Barefoot.  Harry Barefoot.   Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.
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Barefoot.  Owen Barefoot.  Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.
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Barth.    Charles Barth.   Royal Army Medical Corps
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Biggs.    Ernest Biggs. Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.  Died – Spotted fever.  See [[Families with Fallen WW1]]
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Biggs.    Ralph Biggs.   Royal Engineers.
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Bowler.  Ralph Bowler.   H.M.S. Queen Elizabeth.  Royal Navy.
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Burrows.  Harry Burrows.  Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.   Died – Spotted fever.  See [[Families with Fallen WW1]]
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Currell.    John Currell.   Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.    Killed
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Dormer.   Frederick Dormer.   Royal Engineers driver.
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Ede.    Charles Ede.  H.M.S. Thunderer.  Royal Navy
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Ginger.   Cecil Ginger.   Ox & Bucks Light Infantry
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Ginger.    Albert Ginger.   R.G.A.
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Ginger.    Rupert Ginger.   4<sup>th</sup> Dragoons.   Died – Pneumonia
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Gomme.   John Gomme.   Canadian Contingent.
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Gomme.   Walter Gomme.  Bucks Territorials
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Gomme.   William Gomme.  Canadian Contingent.   Killed
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Gomme.   William Gomme.   Royal Army Medical Corps
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Harman.   Jack Harman.   R. E. Ox & Bucks Light Infantry
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Harman.   John Harman.   A.S.C.
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Hickman.  Alfred Hickman.  Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.
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Hickman.  Cecil Hickman.   R. F. A
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Hickman.  Frank Hickman.  R. F. A
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Holman.   Harry Holman.   R.F.A.
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Janes.    Archie Janes.   Ox & Bucks “A” Company
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Janes.    Fred Janes.  Cheshire Regiment
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Janes.    Harry Janes.  Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.
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Janes.    Ralph Janes.  R. Can. H. “A”
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Lacey.    Frank Lacey.  R.F.A.  
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Lacey.    Ralph Lacey.  Hants Rifle Brigade, Isle of Wight Regiment
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Oakford.   William Oakford.   Bucks Territorials
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Parslow.   George Parslow.   Bucks Territorials.   Died
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Randall.    Arthur Randall.   Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.
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Redrup.    Herbert Redrup.   Army Ordinance Corps
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Rixon.     Ernest Rixon.   Ships carpenter
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Rixon.    Horace Rixon. Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.    For the life of Horace and his wartime experiences click [[Horace Rixon]]
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Robbins.  Benjamin Robbins.   H.M.S. Chatham.  Royal Navy.
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Robbins.  Fred Robbins.   Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.
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Robbins.  Jack Robbins.   A.S.C.
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Rolland.   Walter Rolland.   Kings Own Scottish Borderers.   Under age
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Smith.    George Smith.   H.M.S. Royal Arthur.   Royal Navy
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Smith.    Jack Smith.  Army Service Corps.
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Tilbury.   Arthur Tilbury                                Killed.
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Latest revision as of 07:50, 2 March 2022

In 1919, H.C. Avery, Head Master, of St. John’s School, Lacey Green, 1912-1920 with the best of his knowledge compiled a list of the old boys serving in his Majesty’s Forces Great European War.   1914-1918. (48 in total)

H. C. Avery  (headmaster)

Adams.  Owen Adams.   Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.   Killed. See Families with Fallen WW1

Adams.  William Adams.  Ox & Bucks Light Infantry

Baker.    Albert Baker.  Canadian Contingent

Baker.    Jack Baker.   Royal Engineers

Barefoot.  Harry Barefoot.   Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.

Barefoot.  Owen Barefoot.  Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.

Barth.    Charles Barth.   Royal Army Medical Corps

Biggs.    Ernest Biggs. Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.  Died – Spotted fever. See Families with Fallen WW1

Biggs.    Ralph Biggs.   Royal Engineers.

Bowler.  Ralph Bowler.   H.M.S. Queen Elizabeth.  Royal Navy.

Burrows.  Harry Burrows.  Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.   Died – Spotted fever. See Families with Fallen WW1

Currell.    John Currell.   Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.    Killed

Dormer.   Frederick Dormer.   Royal Engineers driver.

Ede.    Charles Ede.  H.M.S. Thunderer.  Royal Navy

Ginger.   Cecil Ginger.   Ox & Bucks Light Infantry

Ginger.    Albert Ginger.   R.G.A.

Ginger.    Rupert Ginger.   4th Dragoons.   Died – Pneumonia

Gomme.   John Gomme.   Canadian Contingent.

Gomme.   Walter Gomme.  Bucks Territorials

Gomme.   William Gomme.  Canadian Contingent.   Killed

Gomme.   William Gomme.   Royal Army Medical Corps

Harman.   Jack Harman.   R. E. Ox & Bucks Light Infantry

Harman.   John Harman.   A.S.C.

Hickman.  Alfred Hickman.  Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.

Hickman.  Cecil Hickman.   R. F. A

Hickman.  Frank Hickman.  R. F. A

Holman.   Harry Holman.   R.F.A.

Janes.    Archie Janes.   Ox & Bucks “A” Company

Janes.    Fred Janes.  Cheshire Regiment

Janes.    Harry Janes.  Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.

Janes.    Ralph Janes.  R. Can. H. “A”

Lacey.    Frank Lacey.  R.F.A.  

Lacey.    Ralph Lacey.  Hants Rifle Brigade, Isle of Wight Regiment

Oakford.   William Oakford.   Bucks Territorials

Parslow.   George Parslow.   Bucks Territorials.   Died

Randall.    Arthur Randall.   Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.

Redrup.    Herbert Redrup.   Army Ordinance Corps

Rixon.     Ernest Rixon.   Ships carpenter

Rixon.    Horace Rixon. Ox & Bucks Light Infantry. For the life of Horace and his wartime experiences click Horace Rixon

Robbins.  Benjamin Robbins.   H.M.S. Chatham.  Royal Navy.

Robbins.  Fred Robbins.   Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.

Robbins.  Jack Robbins.   A.S.C.

Rolland.   Walter Rolland.   Kings Own Scottish Borderers.   Under age

Smith.    George Smith.   H.M.S. Royal Arthur.   Royal Navy

Smith.    Jack Smith.  Army Service Corps.

Tilbury.   Arthur Tilbury                                Killed.

Weller.   George Weller.   Royal Engineers