BEAUCHAMP LODGE 1422 - The West Kent Military Lodge

Amazing Roll of Honour

Author:
Mark Eyles-Thomas
PDProvGM West Kent, Member of Beauchamp Lodge No.1422
Date:
7 October 2023
Roll of honour page

We have now completed our Roll of Honour page in memory of the 9 brethren of the Lodge who lost their lives during the First World War.

A black and white photograph of Major Bertie Mainprise
#283 Major Bertie Mainprise
A portrait of Arthur Richard Careless Sanders
#291 Brigadier General Arthur Sanders
A black and white photograph of Robert Carson when he was a Captain
#299 Major Robert Carson
A side view silhouette portrait (as if cut with scissors), of a British Officer - the type an artist at Montmartre would make for a tourist
#306 Captain Oliver Ingham
A black and white photograph of Captain Cecil Bamberger
#325 Captain Cecil Bamberger
A black and white photograph of Captain Craig Nelson
#352 Captain Craig Nelson
A side view silhouette portrait (as if cut with scissors), of a British Officer - the type an artist at Montmartre would make for a tourist
#375 Battery Sergeant-Major P Taber
A black and white photograph of Lieutenant Alfred East
#385 Lieutenant Alfred East
A side view silhouette portrait (as if cut with scissors), of a British Officer - the type an artist at Montmartre would make for a tourist
#422 Captain Thomas Mugford
Roll of Honour - Their name shall livery for evermore

Unfortunately we do not have photographs for 3 of the brethren. If you can help us with obtaining photographs of these brethren please contact us here

An image of a roaring Tiger with a hyper link to the Beauchamp Lodge website, who calls the tiger page

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