Men remembered here
The linked biographies identify each man’s connection with this workplace. This is a partial list; the men may have served in different years.
John DAVIES
Occupation recorded: Clerk to Veterinary Surgeon
Read his storyArthur Collins EDGECOMBE
Occupation recorded: Gardener
Read his storyHarry John GURD
Occupation recorded: Gardener
Read his storyHarry Hartwell HAZELL
Occupation recorded: Grocer's Assistant
Read his storyJohn HENNAH
Occupation recorded: Foreman Estate Agency
Read his storyLeonard William HORTON
Occupation recorded: Labourer
Read his storyArthur MONKS
Occupation recorded: Labourer
Read his storyGeorge ROGERS
Occupation recorded: Cab Driver
Read his storyFrank SLAUGHTER
Occupation recorded: Cab Driver
Read his storyGeorge William THURGOOD
Occupation recorded: Stableman
Read his storyHarry TRINDER
Occupation recorded: Labourer
Read his storyThomas WOODHAM
Occupation recorded: Carman
Read his storyFurther men recorded with this hospital
Read the wider context of veterinary work and treatment routes.
Brief history
No. 15 Veterinary Hospital served at Salonika from late 1915. It transferred to France in 1918 and was at Rouen when its surviving diary sequence ended in April 1919.
Hospital chronology
- December 1915
Earlier diary sequence places the hospital at Salonika.
- 1918
Transfers to the British Expeditionary Force in France.
- 13 April 1919
The earlier research records the diary ending at Rouen.
Sources and further reading
Graham Hodgkins’s hospital articles and war-diary research.
Individual Commonwealth War Graves Commission records are linked from the biographies or beside any further names above.