Using data from census records, war graves and war memorials we can begin to discover the names of those from the historic boroughs of Finsbury and Islington who died at Gallipoli.
In September we remember the death of:
Finsbury Riffles
08/09/1915
Rifleman B. Miller
09/09/1915
Rifleman J.H.C. Davis
10/09/1915
Rifleman J. Mott
11/09/1915
Corporal Edgar Robert Dunn
Son of the late Serjt. Maj. G.H. and Mrs. E.E. Dunn of 23 Avenue Rd., Brentford Middx., Native of Reading
Aged 22
14/09/1915
Rifleman R. Eames
16/09/1915
Lance Corporal Maurice William Barstow
Perhaps lodging with brother Percy and his wife at 94 Bertram Rd., Hendon (1911 Census)
Aged 21
Clerk, Stock Exchange in the 1911 Census
17/09/1915
Rifleman F. Syring
Son of Mrs. Syring, of 68 Granville Rd., Wood Green, London
Aged 21
Other Regiments
01/09/1915
Serjeant W.J. Piggott
Corps of Royal Engineers – 11th LONDON DIY
74 Desborough Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire
05/09/1915
Private William Lovelock
London Regiment – 10th (County of London) Battalion (Hackney)
24 Winchester Road, Lower Edmonton, London
06/09/1915
Private Edward Hyatt
South Wales Borderers – 2nd Battalion
09/09/1915
Private Sydney Coan
Royal Army Medical Corps – 1st/2nd Welsh Field Ambulance
11 Allensbank, Crescent Heath, Cardiff
21/09/1915
Private Bertram Maurice Rogers
Royal Fusiliers – 2nd Battalion
211 Glyn Road, Clapton
23/09/1915
Private Alfred Small
Prince of Wales’s Leinster Regiment (Royal Canadians) – 6th Battalion
24/09/1915
Private Louis Lionel John Siegenberg
East Lancashire Regiment – 6th Battalion
72, Napier Street, Shepherdess Walk, Hoxton
25/19/1915
Private Reginald Shakery
Hampshire Regiment – 2nd Battalion
211 The Grove Hammersmith, London
26/09/1915
Private Robert Owen Buckle
London Regiment – 10th (County of London) Battalion (Hackney)
29 Durrant Street, Hackney Road, London
28/09/1915
Private Ernest Thomas Day
Essex Regiment – 1st Battalion
10 Station Crescent, West Green, South Tottenham, London
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