Category:H.M.S. Britannia (Training Ship) Entrants of September, 1904
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The top forty-eight scores in the competitive examinations for the September 1904 entrance term for Britannia produced the following successful candidates for Naval Cadetships, in order of merit:[1]
- Geoffrey David Taylor
- Victor Hilary Danckwerts
- Donald Kenneth Rotherham (b 22 Nov 1889, navigating Lt., d 22 Mar 1916 illness)
- Henry Norman Lesley (b 12 Dec 1889, torpedo Lt., d 16 Sep 1917 in G 9)
- Francis William Crowther (b 9 Jul 1889, navigating Cdr. ret., )
- Frederick Henry Gunton Turner
- Sir James Henry Domville, Bart.
- Eldred Stuart Brooksmith
- Ronald William Blacklock
- Gerald Percival Bowen
- Henry Ernest Smyth
- Henry Hugh Bousfield
- Kenneth Harry Litton MacKenzie
- Quintin Denis Fildes
- Edward Geldard Stanley
- Reginald Nash
- Norman Whitehead (b 25 May 1889, nav Cdr ret, ww1 & WW1 service, d 19 Feb 1951)
- Leonard Hale White (b 7 Jan 1890, gun Lt., d 30 Dec 1915 in explosion of Natal)
- Thomas Aislabie Powell and Horace Victor Silk
- above two tied
- Francis James Ratcliff (b 20 May 1889, nav Cdr. ret, WW1 WW2)
- Charles Manners Sutton Chapman
- Frederick Arthur Peere Williams-Freeman and Eric Bannerman Tod (b 19 Sep 1889, Cdr ret, )
- above two tied
- Charles Henry Champness
- John Foster Barham Carslake
- Ernest George Ebblewhite
- Cuthbert Reginald Leatham Kenworthy
- Arthur Duncan Read
- Charles Reid Peploe
- Christopher Henry Petrie
- Herbert Owen
- H. D. Rivers (not found at TNA)
- Hugh Philip Middleton
- Basil Ashby Taylor
- Edward Eliot
- Joseph Horsfield
- Douglas John Claris
- Griffith Wilfred Norman Boynton
- Herbert Masterman Hughes
- The Hon. Francis Laurance William Vernon
- Hubert Lloyd Barrow
- Hamilton Edward Snepp
- Arthur Bowness Currey Gibson
- Cyril George Bucknill Coltart
- Eric William Malcolm King
- Charles Maurice Blackman
- Frederick Thomas de Mallet Morgan
In addition, Ernald Lushington Morant was granted a Colonial Cadetship and George Gordon Dustan Salmon a Service Cadetship.
Additionally, the Service Records of the following men suggest that they may also have belonged to this term:
H.M.S. Isis Prize List
Another article details the prize list and order of passing-out from H.M.S. Isis in December, 1905.[2]
Footnotes
Pages in category "H.M.S. Britannia (Training Ship) Entrants of September, 1904"
The following 40 pages are in this category, out of 40 total.