Son of Mrs. Mary E. Payne and the late Edward Stableford Payne, of 45 Rosslyn Hill, Hampstead. Commemorated in ABG at grave J027; found in the Parish magazine, but not commemorated on the Church Row War Memorial. [The Payne family may have connections with Hampstead from before the end of the 18th century, and at…

Born Dec 1879, eldest son of Stanley and Annie Elizabeth Howard of Conduct Lodge, Fitzjohn’s Avenue (1881); father was a furniture manufacturer. Also grandson of Alfred Bell, stained glass artist, and living with grandparents (1891) at Bayford House, Thurlow Road after death of his father. Married Lilian Howard (formerly Sansom). Joined up from Territorial Force….

Husband of Eugenia Parkin, of 2 Barnett Homestead, Golders Green. A professional soldier, he saw 12 years’ service, including the South African Campaign and in India. Found in the Parish magazine, but not commemorated on the Church Row War Memorial.

Born 1894 in Hampstead, one of seven children of Edward and Alice Shurety. Father was a general labourer, and worked finally for the borough council. Family lived for over 20 years at Wells Buildings, Hampstead High Street. Reginald was an old boy of HPS. In 1911 his first job was as shop porter. An older…

Son of Henry and Mildred Scoates; husband of Katie Scoates (formerly Morgan), of 16 New Buildings, Flask Walk, Hampstead, London. Commemmorated on ABG grave G029, and on the War Memorial in Church Row.

Son of W G Snowdon Gard, KC and Mary Anne Harriet Gard of 9 Rosslyn Hill, Hampstead (1911, 1921); father was a social worker, councillor and member of the Board of Guardians. Old boy of UCS; became a Solicitor. Joined H.A.C. 24/08/1914; went to France 18/09/1914. Commemorated on the War Memorial in Church Row.