A Asbury (blocklayer)
Reported missing in Aug 1917 and presumed dead in Oct 1918 whilst serving with the Royal Enniskillen Fusiliers
E R J Bailey (plumber’s mate, Highways Department)
Died of wounds on 9 Apr 1917 whilst serving with the 13th King’s Royal Rifles
Charles Barry (pavior, Works Department)
Died on 4 Aug 1917 having been gassed and discharged from the army on 18 Jun 1917
G Beggerstaff (messenger, City Hall)
Killed in action on 20 Sep 1917 whilst serving with the 5th Lancashire Fusiliers
Jospeh Henry Betty (dustman, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 11 Nov 1914 whilst serving with the 4th Royal Fusiliers
J H Booth (dustman, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 27 Mar 1918 whilst serving with the Royal Fusiliers
Ernest R Boots (dustman, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 1 Jul 1916 whilst serving with the 2nd King’s Royal Rifles
S D Borland (2nd division clerk, Finance Department)
Died of pneumonia In India on 6 Nov 1918 whilst serving as a 2nd lieutenant)
R Boyd (dustman, Highways Department)
Presumed dead in Oct 1918 whilst serving with the 3rd Battalion Royal Surrey Regiment
H J Braddick (trench clerk, Works Department)
Reported missing on 8 Oct 1916 whilst serving with the 21st London Regiment and presumed dead in Oct 1917
W R Buckland (sweeper, Highways Department)
Died of wounds received whilst serving with the 1st Coldstream Guards in Oct 1914
Alfred Butler (pavior’s labourer, Works Department)
Died on active service on 23 Feb 1919 whilst serving with the Royal Engineers
J Carningham (sweeper, Highways Department)
Died of wounds on 21 Oct 1914 whilst serving whilst serving with the 1st Scots Guards
C F Carman (flusher, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 30 Nov 1915 whilst serving as a Lance Corporal with the 1st City of London Regiment
J Carter (temporary sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 21 May 1915 whilst serving with the 2nd Border Regiment
John Cleeve (dustman, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 1 Nov 1914 whilst serving with the Irish Guards
V W Clegg (dustman, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 5 Feb 1916, Rifleman
Edward Connell (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in a training accident at Purfleet on 8 Oct 1914 whilst serving with the East Surrey Regiment
James Connor (flusher, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 14 Oct 1915 whilst serving with the 9th Fusiliers
J F Cunningham (temporary sweeper, Highways Department)
Died at Aldershot on 20 Nov 1914 from wounds received at Ypres on 31 Oct 1914 whilst serving with the Irish Guards
R Darby (sweeper, Highways Department)
Died of his wounds on 29 Nov 1916 whilst serving with the 12th Royal Fusiliers
D W Dixon (roller driver, Works Department)
Reported missing on 28 Sep 1915 whilst serving with the 12th Battalion Rifle Brigade and presumed dead in Dec 1916
Charles Day (temporary sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed when the cruiser HMS Aboukir was sunk by the German submarine U-9 on 22 Sep 1914
V Donovan (dustman, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 4 Jul 1918 whilst serving with the Royal Horse Artillery
Edward Dowling (Works Department)
Reported missing and presumed dead in Dec 1916 whilst serving with the Irish Guards
W Dwyer (wheelwright’s labourer, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 23 Aug 1918 whilst serving with the East Kent Regiment
J F Dyer (motor driver, Highways Department)
Died on active service with ASC on 25 Apr 1918
Thomas Edens (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed inaction on 1 Nov 1914 whilst serving with the Irish Guards
Charles Edwards (flusher, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 6 Nov 1918 whilst serving with the Royal Garrison Artillery
G C Eldred (dustman, Highways Department)
Died of his wounds on 19 Apr 1915 whilst serving with the 3rd Middlesex Regiment
Charles Ferris (temporary sweeper, Highways Department)
Reported missing in action on 25 Oct 1914 whilst serving with the Irish guards
J H Finch (flusher Highways Department)
Killed in action on 11 May 1916 whilst serving as a gunner with the Royal Garrison Artillery
A Forrest (flusher, Highways Department)
Died of wounds on 31 Oct 1914
Charles Greenwood (gardener at Hanwell Cemetery)
Reported missing and then killed in action in Oct 1917 whilst serving with the Queens Royal West Surrey Regiment
R T Hardy (junior assistant, Libraries Department)
Reported as killed in action in Oct 1916
Robert Henry Harmer (dustman, Highways Department)
Died of wounds on 16 Mar 1915 received whilst serving as a Seargent in the Grenadier Guards
W Hart (Works Department)
Presumed dead in Oct 1916 whilst serving with the Irish Guards
James Hooper (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 26 Oct 1917 whilst serving as a Lance Corporal with the 15th Royal Warwickshire Regiment
A C Ingram (2nd division clerk, Finance Department)
Reported missing believed killed on 31 Oct 1917 whilst serving with the 66th Siege Battery Ammunition Column
James Ingram (flusher, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 24 Dec 1916 whilst serving with the 3rd Royal Fusiliers
A R Jennings (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 21 Oct 1914 whilst serving with the 1st Battalion, Royal Fusiliers (No 7593)
A B Johnson (junior assistant, Libraries Department)
Reported as killed in action in Oct 1916 whilst serving with the Bedfordshire Regiment
W B Lack (flusher, Highways Department)
Died of wounds on 19 Dec 1918 whilst serving as a Seargent with the Grenadier guards
W C Launchbury (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 10 May 1915 whilst serving with the Gloucester Regiment
John Daniel Leary (flusher, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 11 Nov 1914 whilst serving with the 2nd West Riding Regiment
F A Lyddiard (first division clerk, Finance Department)
Died of wounds on 22 Apr 1919 whilst serving as a First Lieutenant in the Royal Garrison Artillery
R Madge (flusher, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 7th Oct 1916 whilst serving with the 12th London Regiment
John Manning (flusher, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 6 Apr 1918 whilst serving as a bombardier in the Royal Garrison Artillery
William Marney (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 17 Aug 1914 whilst serving with the Northamptonshire Regiment
P W Mead (temporary sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 21 Oct 1914
Ernest S Merriott (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 23 Oct 1916 whilst serving with the Middlesex Regiment)
Thomas S Miller (flusher, Highways Department)
Died of his wounds on 29 Sep 1916
W C Montague (flusher, Highways Department)
Reported missing on 4 Aug 1916 and presumed dead in Jun 1917, whilst serving with the 9th Royal Fusiliers
H Norman (flusher, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 29 Nov 1917 whilst serving as a Corporal with the 18th Middlesex Regiment
W O’Brien (flusher, Highways Department)
Died on 9 Mar 1917 of pneumonia whilst serving with the 109th Training Reserve
W Pankhurst (dustman, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 10 Jan 1916 whilst serving with the Royal Marine Light Infantry
John Parsons (baths attendant, Baths Department)
Killed in action on 10 Jul 1916 whilst serving with the 13th Rifle Brigade
T Phelan (carman)
Killed in action on 19 May 1915 whilst serving with the 1st Irish Guards
A C Philpin (dustman, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 27 Aug 1918 whilst serving with the 2nd Grenadier Guards
James Pinder (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 16 Jun 1915 whilst serving as a Seargent in the 1st Northumberland Fusiliers
W H Purkis (junior assistant, South Audley Street Library,
Libraries Department)
Killed in action on 24 Apr 1915 whilst serving with the 9th County of London Regiment
C Randall (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed on action on 5 Nov 1915 whilst serving with the Royal Fleet Reserve
Arthur Reeves (sewerman, Highways Department)
Gunner in the Royal Field Artillery who died of his wounds on 21 May 1918 whilst a prisoner of war in Germany
T Robinson (flusher, Highways Department)
Discharged from the army on 23 May 1917 suffering from shell shock having served with the 2nd Scots Guards and died in Long Grove Asylum on 26 Sep 1917
James William Saul (flusher, Highways Department)
Killed in action at Wulverghem on 18 Jan 1915 whilst serving with the King’s Own (Yorkshire) Light infantry
W J Saunders (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 21 Oct 1918 whilst serving with 7th Border Regiment
T R Sawyer (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 23 Oct 1918 whilst serving with the Royal Engineers
D F Scollard (Cemetery Superintendent)
Scollad enlisted shortly after the outbreak of war in the Scottish Horse. He was given the rank of Seargent-Major and subsequently promoted to be Regimental Seargent-Major. He was appointed 2nd Lieutenant on 12 Mar 1915 and served with the Scottish Horse in the Dardanelles and Egypt. In Nov 1916 he was transferred to the 7th Royal Irish Rifles and gazetted Captain. Shortly after proceeding to France he was awarded the Military Cross for a raid on German trenches. He was reported missing and then killed in action on 12 Jun 1917
G T Sheppard (flusher, Highways Department)
Died of his wounds on 9 May 1916 whilst serving with the Grenadier Guards
Clement W Sherwood (senior assistant, Libraries Department)
Killed in action on 28 Nov 1917 whilst serving as a 2nd Lieutenant with the Royal Fusiliers
A Sibley (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 10 Apr 1917 whilst serving as a Lance Corporal in the 3rd City of London Regiment
William Smith (labourer, Works Department)
Died on 7 Jun 1916 having been discharged from the army
J P Stephenson (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 10 Mar 1915 whilst serving with the 3rd Royal Fusiliers
T B Storey (senior assistant, Libraries Department)
Died of pneumonia on 16 Nov 1915 whilst on active service as a Lance Corporal with the 2nd City of London Fusiliers
F Strange
No information available
G W F Sutton (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 8 Aug 1918 whilst serving with the 3rd City of London regiment
A Taylor (flusher, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 24 Dec 1914 whilst serving with the Grenadier Guards
F C Townsend (bricklayer, Works Department)
Killed in action on 12 Nov 1916 whilst serving as a Petty officer
H J Turner (junior assistant, Libraries Department)
Killed in action on 25 Sep 1915 whilst serving with the 18th County of London Battalion
John Walsh (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 29 Dec 1914 whilst serving with the 4th Middlesex Regiment
J J Weight (sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 13 Oct 1914 whilst serving with the East Surrey Regiment (No 5818)
A Wilkins (temporary sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action in Oct 1914
T J Wilson (temporary sweeper, Highways Department)
Killed in action on 10 Mar 1915 whilst serving as a Corporal in the 3rd City of London Royal Fusiliers
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