Leaving Cheltenham ....... Observations

Observations - H
Name	Source	Observations/Remarks
HAILSTONE, George Rupert	The Book, page 248	Commemorated on stained glass window in St Stephen's Church and also on the family grave in Cheltenham Cemetery.
HALE, Charles Ernest John	The Book, page 250	Birth registered in Cheltenham in Q4 - 1896. Aged 19 at death.
HALE, Frederick George	The Book, page 250	Birth registered in Cheltenham Q1-1893. Aged 22 at death. Buried in Plot 2675, Seaford Cemetery. Also commemorated on the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
HALEY J	The Book, page 250	Commemoration on the Cheltenham War Memorial possibly refers to Pte John Thomas Haley, 4491, 1/6th Bn Glos Regt. He was born in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada in 1881 and enlisted into the British Army (3/6th Bn Glos Regt) at Bristol on 5th July 1915. He served in France with 1/6th Bn Glos Regt between 13th April 1916 and 22nd June 1916 but was returned to the UK as no longer physically unfit for service. He was discharged from the Army on 19th September 1916 and awarded a service pension. His wife, Mrs Elizabeth Emma Haley, resided at 51a Jersey Street, Cheltenham and later at 8 Clare Place, Bath Road, Cheltenham. Details of death and burial have not yet been traced.
HALL, Alfred John	The Book, page 251	Birth registered in Cheltenham Q1-1898. Aged 29 at death. Parents James and Annie Hall, resided at 1 Moorend Cottage, Moorend Road, Cheltenham. Also commemorated on the St James' Church Roll of Honour. Not commemorated on the Charlton Kings War Memorial.
HALL, Arthur James	add to The Book, page 251	Birth registered in Winchcombe in Q1-1894. Served as 17007, Pte, 10th Bn Worcs Regt. Killed in action in France on 22nd March 1918, aged 24. No known grave and commemorated on the Arras Memorial. Parents William and Alice Hall, resided at 2 Gravel Pits, East End, Charlton Kings. Commemorated on the Charlton Kings War Memorial and on the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
HALL, Charles Albert.	The Book, page 251	Birth registered in Cheltenham in Q3-1891. Aged 27 at death. Widow, Mrs Maud Hall, resided at 5 Hewlett Place, Cheltenham and later at Furze Cottage, Elmstone Hardwicke.
HALL, Edward J	add to The Book, page 251	Commemorated on the Elms Roll of Honour, and is possibly commemorated on the St James' School Roll of Honour. No serviceman with this name has been traced as yet.
HALL F W	The Book, page 253	Refers to Frederick Walter Hall, 51st Battalion Hampshire Regiment. Also commemorated on the Leckhampton (St Peter's Church) Roll of Honour.
HANCOX, Bertie	The Book, page 255	This commemoration on the St John's Church War Memorial refers to Pte Bert HAYCOX, 381689, 1st Bn Dorset Regt who was killed in action in France on 15th April 1917. He is also commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial.
HANDLEY, Guy Frederick Beckham	The Book, page 256	Also commemorated on the Prestbury (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
HANKS, Edward Basil	The Book, page 256	Also commemorated on the family grave in Cheltenham Cemetery.
HANN, Francis Arthur	The Book, page 257	Birth registered in Clifton in Q4-1894. Aged 21 at death. Also commemorated on the Prestbury (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
HANWELL, Maynell Osborne	The Book, page 257	Birth registered as Meynell Osborne in Cheltenham Q2-1900.
HARDING, Charles William	The Book, page 258	Also commemorated on the St James' School Roll of Honour
HARFORD, Maurice	add to The Book, page 260	Commemorated on the Elms War Memorial. Refers to Pte, 52425, 12th Bn Somerset Light Infantry. Died of illness at 4th Northern General Hospital, Lincoln, on 3rd April 1919, aged 20. As he is listed on The Elms War Memorial he was in some way connected to the Cheltenham Union Workhouse. He was apprenticed as a tailor to Mr Thomas Cook and resided with the Cooks at 1, Keynsham Terrace, Hales Road, Cheltenham and later at "Berverston" Keynsham Street, High Street, Cheltenham. He is buried in the Newport Cemetery, Lincoln. His death was reported in the Lincolnshire Chronicle published on Saturday 19th April 1919. According to the British War Medal and Allied Victory Medal Rolls prepared by the Record Office of the Somerset Light Infantry in the 1920's, Pte Harford served in the 6th Battalion Somerset Light Infantry and these medals were retained and later scrapped by the Army Medal Office due to no next of kin being traced.
HARKER, William George	The Book, page 261	Also commemorated on the St James's School Roll of Honour.
HARPER, Clement Horace	The Book, page 261	Buried in Plot M/1376 in Cheltenham Cemetery.
HARPER, Henry Guy William	The Book, page 261	Also commemorated on the Holy Trinity School Roll of Honour.
HARRIS, Leonard Benjamin	The Book, page 262	Resided at 55 Alma Place, Gloucester.
HARRIS, Thomas William	The Book, page 262	Birth registered in Cheltenham Q2-1886. Aged 30 at death.
HARRIS, Windham	The Book, page 263	Birth registered as Windham Wallace Harris in Shepton Mallet in Q4-1886. Aged 30 at death.
HARRISON, Cyril Cazelet	The Book, page 264	Commemorated on a plaque in St Stephen's Church.
HARRISON, Maurice Cazelet	The Book, page 264	Commemorated on a plaque in St Stephen's Church.
HART, Charles	The Book, page 265	This commemoration remains unidentified.
HART, William	The Book, page 265	Birth registered in Cheltenham in Q1-1879. Aged 35 at death.
HARVEY, Alfred T	The Book, page 265	Birth registered as Alfred Thomas Harvey in Winchcombe in Q2-1887. Aged 27 at death. Commemorated on a Roll of Honour in Sevenhampton (St Andrew's Church).
HARVEY, George Edward	The Book, page 266	Birth registered in Cheltenham in Q4-1883. Aged 34 at death
HAWKINS, Archibald	The Book, page 269	Also commemorated on the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial and on the order of Oddfellows Roll of Honour.
HAWKINS, Reginald	The Book, page 270	Also commemorated on the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
HAY, Douglas Woulfe	The Book, page 272	Commemorated on a brass plaque in St Mary's Church, Cheltenham. Also commemorated on the family grave in Cheltenham Cemetery.
HAYCOX, Bert	The Book, page 272	Birth registered as Bertie Haycox in Cheltenham in Q1-1895. Aged 22 at death.
HAYWARD, Arthur	add to The Book, page 273	Commemoration on St James's School Roll of Honour may well refer to 8335, Pte, 1st Bn Glos Regt, who was killed in action in France on 12th September 1915. No known grave and commemorated on the Le Touret Memorial. Enlisted in Cheltenham.
HAYWARD, George Henry	The Book, page 273	Aged 29 at death. Not commemorated on the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
HEBERDEN, Arthur Clements	The Book, page 275	Also commemorated on the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
HEEKS, Albert	The Book, page 275	Birth registered in Cheltenham in Q1-1890. Aged 26 at death. Also commemorated on the St James' Church Roll of Honour and on the St James' School Roll of Honour.
HELLINGS, Hugh Stowell	The Book, page 276	Date of birth 27th February 1886. Aged 30 at death.
HEMMINGS, George	The Book, page 276	Birth registered as Alfred George Hemmings in Cheltenham in Q4-1897. Aged 19 at death.
HENNELL, Arthur Samuel	The Book, page 276	Address of parents is "Springfield", London Road, Charlton Kings. Also commemorated on the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
HENNESSY, Christopher	The Book, page 277	Birth registered as Christopher Hugh Hennessey in Cheltenham in Q1-1887.
HICKMAN, William Phinehas	The Book, page 277	Birth registered in Cheltenham in Q1-1896. Aged 21 at death.
HICKS F W	The Book, page 277	The commemoration on the Cheltenham War Memorial refers to Frederick William Hicks whose birth was registered in Cheltenham Q2-1899. Son of Raymond and Edith Hicks of 5 Brunswick Street North, St Paul's, Cheltenham.
HICKS, Alfred	The Book, page 277	Birth registered in Cirencester in Q4-1891. Resided at 17 Lewis Lane, Cirencester. Details of death and burial have not yet been traced.
HICKS W	The Book, page 278	Birth registered as William Charles in Cirencester in Q4-1894. Served as 235427, Pte, Worcs Regt. Resided at 17 Lewis Lane, Cirencester. Details of death and burial have not yet been traced. Brother of Alfred, above.
HILES, William Henry	The Book, page 278	Also commemorated on the Holy Trinity School Roll of Honour.
HILES, William James	The Book, page 278	Also commemorated on the Holy Trinity School Roll of Honour.
HILL, Herbert George	The Book, page 280	Service number is 351649.
HIRON, Arthur Thomas	The Book, page 280	Also commemorated on the Holy Trinity School Roll of Honour.
HOBSON A	The Book, page 282	No details of this commemoration on the Salem Baptist Church Roll of Honour have been found.
HODGSON, Eric Godfrey	The Book, page 282	Also commemorated on the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial.
HODSON, Hubert Bernard	The Book, page 283	Regimental number is 15256. Only commemorated on the Charlton Kings (St Mary's Church) War Memorial. Also commemorated on father's grave in Charlton Kings (St Mary's) Churchyard.
HOLDER Reginald Charles	The Book, page 284	Also commemorated on the Cleeve Hill (St Peter's Church) Roll of Honour.
HOLLAND, Ernest Harry	The Book, page 286	Birth registered in Cheltenham in Q2-1896. Aged 20 at death. Also commemorated on the St James' Church Roll of Honour and on the St James' School Roll of Honour.
HOLLOWAY, Harry	The Book, page 286	Birth registered in Cheltenham in Q2-1897. Aged 19 at death.
HOLMES Thomas Gerald	The Book, page 287	Serving as 2Lt, Royal Horse Artillery. ODGW records his date of death as 24th June 1916, and the DOHR lists his death as 27th March 1918. In a notice published in the Gloucestershire Echo on 8th April 1918 his date of death was given as 29th March 1918.
HOLTHAM, Charles E	The Book, page 288	Refers to Charles Edward Holtham. The birth of a Charles Edward HOLTAM was registered in Cheltenham in Q1-1888.
HOLTAM William Thomas Benjamin	The Book, page 289	Commemorated on the Cheltenham War Memorial, the St Stephen's Church Roll of Honour and the St James' School Roll of Honour as HOLTHAM. Birth registered in Cheltenham in Q1 of 1897 as HOLTAM. Listed as HOLTAM in the DoHR.
HOOPER, Bert	The Book, page 289	Birth registered as Bertie Charles in Cheltenham in Q1-1897. Also commemorated on the St James' Church War Memorial. Death registered in West Derby (Liverpool) in Q4-1918 indicated that he may have died of illness (? flu) at the 1st (Western) General Hospital, Fazakerley, Liverpool.
HOPCRAFT, George Paul	The Book, page 290	Also commemorated on the Cleeve Hill (St Peter's Church) Roll of Honour.
HOPCRAFT, Peter	The Book, page 291	Also commemorated on the Cleeve Hill (St Peter's Church) Roll of Honour.
HOPKINS, Albert Edward	Add to The Book, page 291	This commemoration on the Staverton (St Catherine's Church) War Memorial refers to 12301, Pte, 12th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment. Died of wounds on 31st August 1918, aged 34, and buried in the Achiet-le-Grand Cemetery, France. Fourth son of Thomas and Mary Hopkins of Hayden, Glos and husband of Lizzie Maria Hopkins who resided at 4 Malvern Road, Worcester.
HOPTON William Aisles Charles Job	The Book, page 293	Listed twice on the Cheltenham War Memorial, once as CJ and again as W. Listed as CJ on the Holy Trinity Church Roll of Honour and as Joe on the St Paul's Church War Memorial. Also commemorated on the Holy Trinity School Roll of Honour.
HOWES, Walter Sidney	The Book, page 296	Parents, William and Fanny Howes, resided at 3 Melville Terrace, Swindon Road, Cheltenham. He is listed on the Great Western Railway (GWR) Roll of Honour.
HOWLETT, Albert Edward	The Book, page 296	Birth registered in Cheltenham in Q2-1889. Aged 30 at death. Regimental number is 28862.
HOWMAN Henry Roger	The Book, page 297	Birth registered in Tamworth in Q2-1878. Aged 40 at death.
HUDSON, Albert	The Book, page 297	Serving with "G" Company RAMC based at the Sutton Veney Military Hospital, near Warminster.
HUMPHRIES William Charles	The Book, page 299	Also commemorated on the Bethesda Methodist Church War Memorial.