Distinguished Old Framlinghamians
Framlingham is rooted in the county of Suffolk, but Framlinghamians have spanned the world from the age of Empire, through times of conflict and into the modern era, in pursuit of trade and adventure. There are those who have made their mark in business, sports, academics, as artists and writers, in agriculture, in the services, the media and in the world of entertainment. You can learn about them here, and you can nominate additions.
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Mr Charles Alain Chisnall (1898-1904)
Lt, Canadian Expeditionary Force, but attached to Royal Air Force. Brother of George Henry Chisnall (1893-1903) named below and another brother who... Read more
Lt, Canadian Expeditionary Force, but attached to Royal Air Force. Brother of George Henry Chisnall (1893-1903) named below and another brother who went to the College.
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Mr Sidney Neville Jennings (1902-1904)
Corporal, Queen Victoria’s Rifles. Died in Ipswich Hospital of sickness contracted on active service.
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Mr Wilfred Gilbert Morgan (1899-1904)
2nd Lt, Royal Flying Corps (RFC)
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Mr Adrian Harry Stewart (1899-1904)
Lt, Gloucester Regiment. He was the first OF to give his life in WW1.
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Captain Thomas Victor Somerville DSO OBE MC and Bar (1896-1904)
Captain, Medical Officer. Buried at Suda Bay War Cemetery, Greece. after originally training as a surgeon he went on to be decorated... Read more
Captain, Medical Officer. Buried at Suda Bay War Cemetery, Greece. after originally training as a surgeon he went on to be decorated in both WW1 and WW2. He was awarded MC and Bar and OBE in WW1 and was awarded DSO in 1941, shortly before he died. We have recently found that he was recommended for a Victoria Cross instead of the DSO in 1941, but this was overruled by General Wavell.
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Mr Arnold Joseph Beveridge (1901-1903)
South African Heavy Artillery
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Captain Norman Bowen Challenor (1900-1903)
Captain, Royal Berkshire Regiment
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Mr George Henry Chisnall (1896-1903)
Lt, Royal Army Medical Corp. Killed while tending the wounded. Brother of Charles Alain Chisnall (1898-1904) named above and another brother who... Read more
Lt, Royal Army Medical Corp. Killed while tending the wounded. Brother of Charles Alain Chisnall (1898-1904) named above and another brother who went to the College. We have had confirmation from the RAMC records and the de Ruvignys Roll of Honour, that he was the first FRCS doctor to be killed in WW1.
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Mr Ernest Richard Dring (1897-1903)
Private, 7th Battalion, North Staffordshire Regiment. Died on 22 September 1918 at the age of 31. Commemorated on the Tehran Memorial and... Read more
Private, 7th Battalion, North Staffordshire Regiment. Died on 22 September 1918 at the age of 31. Commemorated on the Tehran Memorial and on the Framlingham Town Memorial – see www.roll-of-honour.org/Suffolk/Framlingham.html
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Mr Thomas F Walker (1900-1903)
Lt, Royal Field Artillery. Extensive research by Evelyn Empson shows that he was a Private.
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Captain Marmaduke John Norman Abbay (1899-1902)
Captain, Indian Army
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