Roll of Honour Officers of the Gloucestershire Regiment Who Died in the Great War Surnames - S          (34 officers)

 

SAGE, Sidney Edward Bush

Lieutenant.   Attached to 2/6th Battalion King’s (Liverpool) Regiment.   Died of wounds in France on 13^th September 1918.   Buried in Queant Communal Cemetery British Extension.   Aged 30.

 

SALE, Edward Hanson

Captain.   10^th Battalion.   Killed in action in France on 25^th September 1915.   Believed to be buried in St Mary’s ADS Cemetery, Haisnes.   Aged 24.

 

SAUNDERS, Frank

Second Lieutenant.   1/4^th Battalion.   Died of wounds in Belgium on 17^th October 1917.   Buried in Mendinghem Military Cemetery, Proven.   Aged 33.

 

SAVILE, George Keith

Second Lieutenant.   1/4^th Battalion.   Killed in action in Belgium on 20^th June 1915.   Buried in La Plus Douve Farm Cemetery, near Ploegsteert.   Aged 26.

 

SCAMELL, Reginald Frank

Captain.   7^th Battalion.   Killed in action in Mesopotamia (Iraq) on 21^st April 1916.   Commemorated on Basra Memorial.   Aged 32.

 

SCHWALM, Charles Edward

Lieutenant.   1/6^th Battalion.   Killed in action in France on 22^nd November 1915.   Buried in Hebuterne Military Cemetery.   Aged 23.

 

SCOTT, Roger Douglas

Major.   1^st Battalion.   Killed in action in France on 13^th October 1915.   Buried in Dud Corner Cemetery, Loos.   Aged 34.

 

SCRASE, Reginald George

Lieutenant.   2/4^th Battalion.   Killed in action in France on 19^th July 1916.   Commemorated on Thiepval Memorial (Note 1).   Aged 34.

 

SCROGGIE, Valentine

Second Lieutenant, MC.   1/5^th Battalion.   Killed in action in France on 4^th November 1918.   Buried in Landrecies British Cemetery.   Aged 26.

 

SELLMAN, Edgar Nevil Newmarch

Second Lieutenant.   Attached to 5^th Battalion Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.   Killed in action in France on 4^th April 1918.   Buried in Villers-Bretonneux Military Cemetery.   Aged 42.

 

SHEPHARD, Ernest Edward

Second Lieutenant, MiD.   12^th Battalion.   Killed in action in France on 6^th June 1918.   Buried in Thiennes British Cemetery.   Aged 31.

 

SHIPWAY, Guy Maxwell

Captain.   1^st Battalion.   Died of wounds in France on 26^th August 1914.   Buried in Etreux Communal Cemetery.   Aged 37.

 

SHUTE, George Francis

Second Lieutenant.   2/6^th Battalion.   Died of wounds as a POW of the Germans in France on 13^th October 1917.   Commemorated on Arras Memorial.   Aged 22.

 

SILVER, Keith

Second Lieutenant.   8^th Battalion.   Killed in action in France on 18^th November 1916.   Buried in Connaught Cemetery, Thiepval.   Aged 29.

 

SKEMP, Arthur Rowland

Lieutenant.   1^st Battalion.   Killed in action in France on 1^st November 1918.   Buried in Highland Cemetery, Le Cateau.   Aged 36.

 

SLADE, Ernest Cowper

Lieutenant Colonel, DSO, MC, MiD.   8^th Battalion.   Killed in action in Belgium on 4^th May 1918.   Buried in Klein-Vierstraat British Cemetery.   Aged 29.

 

SLOCOMBE, Arthur Douglas

Second Lieutenant.   8^th Battalion.   Killed in action in France on 30^th July 1916.   Buried in Caterpillar Valley Cemetery, Longueval.   Aged 18.

 

SMITH, Arthur Roughton

Second Lieutenant.   1/6^th Battalion.   Died of wounds in France on 22^nd July 1916.   Buried in Warloy-Baillon Communal Cemetery Extension.   Aged 23.

 

SMITH, Wilfred Vincent

Lieutenant.   8^th Battalion.   Killed in action in Belgium on 7^th August 1917.   Buried in Kemmel Chateau Military Cemetery.   Aged 30.

 

SOLOMON, Kenneth Maurice Halgren

Second Lieutenant.   Attached to 4^th Battalion Worcestershire Regiment.   Died of wounds in UK on 18^th September 1915.   Buried in Willesden Jewish Cemetery.   Aged 26.

 

SOUTHERON-ESTCOURT, Arthur Charles

Lieutenant.   Seconded to 5^th Squadron Royal Air Force.   Killed in aerial action in France on 8^th August 1918.   Buried in Caix British Cemetery.   Aged 24.

 

SQUIRE, Stanley Charles

Lieutenant.   7^th Battalion.   Killed in action in Gallipoli on 9^th August 1915.   Commemorated on Helles Memorial.   Aged 22.

 

STAGG, Alfred Charles

Second Lieutenant.   Attached to 14^th Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers.   Died of wounds in France on 10^th July 1916.   Buried in Morlancourt British Cemetery No 1.   Aged 19.

 

STAGG, Edward Christopher

Second Lieutenant.   14^th Battalion.   Killed in action in France on 18^th July 1916.   Commemorated on Thiepval Memorial.   Aged 26.

 

STANLEY, Arthur Kinnaird

Lieutenant.   1/5^th Battalion.   Killed in action in Italy on 15^th June 1918.   Buried in Boscon British Cemetery.   Aged 23.

 

STANWAY, Frank

Second Lieutenant.   7^th Battalion.   Killed in action in Mesopotamia (Iraq) on 29^th March 1917.   Buried in Baghdad (North gate) War Cemetery.   Aged ??.

 

STEEL, Norman

Second Lieutenant.   1/5^th Battalion.   Killed in action in Belgium on 16^th August 1917.   Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial.   Aged 20.

 

STEPHENSON, Eric Seymour

Captain, DSO.   Attached to HQ Mediterranean Expeditionary Force.   Died of wounds at sea on 6^th May 1915.   Buried in Ta-Braxia Cemetery, Malta.   Aged 36.

 

STEWART, Adrian Harry

Lieutenant.   Seconded to 3^rd Battalion Nigeria Regiment, West African Frontier Force.   Killed in action in Cameroon, West Africa, on 29^th August 1914.   Commemorated on Calabar Memorial, Nigeria.   Aged 26.

 

STILEMAN, Frederic William Cheere

Captain.   8^th Battalion.   Killed in action in France on 23^rd July 1916.   Commemorated on Thiepval Memorial.   Aged 29.

 

STONE, Frederick James

Captain.   7^th Battalion.   Died of wounds in Mesopotamia (Iraq) on 29^th December 1916.   Buried in Amara War Cemetery.   Aged 24.

 

STREET, Thomas Anderson

Lieutenant.   10^th Battalion.   Accidentally killed in Belgium on 27^th January 1918.   Buried in New Irish Farm Cemetery, near Ypres.   Aged 23.

 

SWANWICK, Russell Kenneth

Lieutenant.   1^st Battalion.   Killed in action in France on 14^th September 1914.   Buried in Vendresse British Cemetery.   Aged 29.

 

SYMONS, Clement Aubrey

Lieutenant.   10^th Battalion.   Killed in action in France on 25^th September 1915.   Commemorated on Loos Memorial.   Aged 22.

 

Notes:

1.   Scrase should be on Loos Memorial.

 

 

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