Eustace Gilbert Bowhay Posted 16 November 2014 by Departed MemberEustace Gilbert Bowhay Eustace Gilbert Bowhay was the son of Albert Bowhay and Edith (formerly Woodd) born in 1889 in Gunnislake, Calstock, Cornwall. He was a Captain in the Devonshire Regiment and died aged 26 (unmarried) on 8 Mar 1916 in Mesopotamia. Much is known about this prominent Cornwall family, and I will be pleased to share information. [Click to continue…]
Charles Reuben Euridge Posted 24 November 2013 by Teresa PaskCharles Reuben EURIDGE was born in 1887 at Tottenham, Middlesex. He was the fourth son of John William and Mary Jane EURIDGE née HARE. He had seven brothers and sisters: Charlotte Annie EURIDGE (1878-1936) William Harry EURIDGE (16 Mar 1880- 25 Dec 1949) Thomas James EURIDGE (1881-1882) Lizzie Louisa EURIDGE (13 Jan 1883-1971) Flora [Click to continue…]
Robert Caldwell Maunsell Mayne Posted 17 November 2014 by Departed Member‘Maunsell’, as he was known, was the only son of Robert John Maunsell Mayne, Police Superintendent in Madras, South India, and Mary Emily née Caldwell, from a Glasgow family with strong Irish roots. Maunsell was educated in Scotland where he was awarded an exhibition to Glenalmond School (1908-13). He became a professional soldier and was commissioned [Click to continue…]
William Charles Drake Posted 8 December 2014 by Departed MemberWilliam Charles Drake was born in 1889 in Ipswich, the grandson of Samuel Drake and Caroline (formerly Lucas). William was an unmarried Private with the Royal Lancaster Regiment serving in the Channel Islands in 1911, and was a Private with the same Regiment when he died. William died 28 Jun 1916 aged 26 and is buried at Bertrancourt Military Cemetery [Click to continue…]
Richard Frank Dicksee Posted 14 March 2019 by Departed MemberFrank (as he was known within the family) was a very quiet unassuming man. He never talked about his army service experiences. It was only after his death that we obtained a copy of his WW2 service record and began to piece together what he had done. The "Recce" only existed for a relatively short period: they were formed in 1941, became part of the [Click to continue…]