Using this thread as the starting point is think it is time to review what evidence there is for each case to be submitted through IFCP

I agree Chris.

From reading that thread, I'm unsure who is commemorated.

IFCP may have picked up some home deaths when we did ODGW and we should get the overseas ones when we check the GRO officers list. But we might as well get on with what's in that thrad if we can.

John

J D BEVINS - No entry in Army List June 1915, No LG entry - No entry Army List Oct 1917

R U GREER - Army List June 1915 Acting Army Chaplain CofE - LG 3 May 1915 Temp Chaplain Class 4 dated 7th Jan 1915 - No Times Death Notice - No DC ref in England & Wales - looks like he died in Ireland

J J GRIFFIN - No entry in Army List June 1915 - No LG entry - No Times Death Notice - Army List Oct 1917 Temp Chaplain 4th Class CofE - DC Ref Q1 1918 Joseph J Griffin aged 51 West Bromwich 6b 867

T HEWETT - No entry in Army List June 1915 - No LG entry - No Times Death Notice - No entry in Army List Oct 1917

W R OGLE - No entry in Army List June 1915 - No LG entry - News in Brief Times 30th Oct 1916 mentions his death but no military service

S J W SANDERS - No entry in Army List June 1915 - No LG entry - No Times Death Notice - GRO Overseas Rev Canon S J W Sanders attd 4th Bn Leics Regt 1915 O.4 107

S W STEVENS - No entry in Army List June 1915 - No LG entry - No Times Death Notice

T J THORPE - No entry in Army List June 1915 - LG 16th March 1916 - No Times Death Notice - DC Ref Q1 1915 Thomas J Thorpe aged 59 Woolwich 1d 1783

John

thats the situation so far - will keep amending the post above

Chris

Re Reverend Richard Ussher Greer - he was Chaplain to 8th Bn Royal Irish Rifles at the time of his death - they were based at Ballykinler at the time of his death - so we are looking for an Irish DC ref

Chris

Further info received from the Royal Army Chaplains Dept Museum

J D Bevins

is actually

Name: BURNS, The Rev. JOSEPH DOBSON
Initials: J D
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Chaplain 4th Class
Regiment/Service: Army Chaplains' Department
Secondary Regiment: Royal Garrison Artillery
Secondary Unit Text: attd.
Date of Death: 07/06/1918
Additional information: Son of Joseph and Helen Burns; Husband of Mary C. Burns, of 2, Denwick Terrace, Tynemouth, Northumberland.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: II. D. 11.
Cemetery: EBBLINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY

Reverend J J Griffin survived the war

T Hewett

Is actually

Name: HEWITT, The Rev. FREDERICK WHITMORE
Initials: F W
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Chaplain 4th Class
Regiment/Service: Army Chaplains' Department
Secondary Unit Text: attd. 20th Inf. Bde.
Age: 35
Date of Death: 27/09/1915
Additional information: Son of Stanley and Louisa Hughes Hewitt; husband of Blanche Hewitt, of Heatherley, Camberley, Surrey. Vicar of Brixton, Plymouth.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: I. G. 31.
Cemetery: VERMELLES BRITISH CEMETERY

STEVENS - Silas William Stevens DoB 11.10.1854 Died 23.10.1915 (Southampton)
Chaplain 1st Class (TF) in Jan 1916 Army List.

This thread says that according to Kelly's Directory of Southampton 1914-15, Rev Silas William STEVENS was Chaplain of St Marys Workhouse, Southampton.

Adrian

Adrian

looks like Im looking for a Southampton burial then - cheers

Chris