PART
ONE – FIRST WORLD WAR
1.1: WW1 Recruitment Propaganda
English Review, Dec 1914, Oct 1915
Circular, Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (Asquith,
Bonar Law, Henderson) to individual householders, 1914
Circular, PMG (Herbert Samuel) to PO Staff, 1915
Circular, Borough of Hackney Recruiting Committee to
PO Staff, 1915
Leaflet, Every Eligible Should Enlist Now, Hackney Recruiting
Committee, 1915
Leaflet, The Crisis, An Appeal to Free Men, Joint
Labour Recruiting Committee, 1915
Certificate of Registration under National
Registration Act, 1915
JD Allan Gray: Letter, Times, 17 Jan 1989, re National
Registration, 1915-1918
David M Young: “All means short of murder – British
socialists, ‘patriotic labour’ and the politics of recruitment during the Great
War”, Stand To!
(Western Front Association), 89 (late 2010)
Women's War Work, War Office, 1916
National Service - Women's Land Army, 1917, Board Ag
& Fish
National Service - Join the Land Army - A Call to the
Women of Great Britain, nd [?1917], NS Dept
1.2: WW1 Military Service Acts and Regulations
Military Service Act 1916
Military Service (Regulations) Order 1916
Circular relating to Constitution, Functions and
Procedure of Local Tribunals, 1916
Supplement to Notes on Administration of Group and
Class Systems, 1916
Military Service Act 1916 (Session 2)
Military Service Regulations (Amendment) Order 1916
Ditto (small format)
Circular on Extension of Military Service, 1916
Military Service (Review of Exceptions) Act 1917
Military Service Regulations Order 1918
Proclamation Withdrawing Certain Certificates of
Exemption from Military Service, 1918
Military Service (No 2) Regulations 1918
Exemption from Military Service - A Short Guide to the
Regulations, 1918
Military Service (No 3) Regulations 1918
Military Service (No 4) Regulations 1918
Military Service (No 5) Regulations 1918
Military Service (No 7) Regulations 1918
Codified Instructions to Divisional Officers and
Employment Exchange Managers regarding Enrolment and Transfer of National
Service Volunteers (Men), 1917
National Service (Supplementary Instructions) No 7,
1917
HO Scheme: Undertaking by CO
on entry to Scheme, 1916
HO Scheme: Rules & Regs
for Wakefield Work Centre, 1916
HO Scheme: Notice of caution
for disciplinary offence, Princetown
HO Scheme: Notice of
qualification for Exceptional Employment, 1918
HO Scheme: Notice of grant of
leave, 1918
HO Scheme: Notice of payment
during leave, Princetown, 1918
HO Scheme: Notice of
instructions re change of Exceptional Employment, 1919
1.3: WW1 Newscuttings
Labour Leader Supplement,
13 Apr 1916, "Anti-Militarists in Council"
Labour Leader Supplement,
4 Dec 1919, "National Convention of COs"
Illustrated Sunday Herald,
28 Nov 1915, "Snapshots at The 'Won't Fight' Conference" (27/11/15)
The Illustrated Chronicle,
(Newcastle-upon-Tyne), 29 Mar 1916, "The Pleadings of Conscience"
Unidentified Free Church
paper: “Conscientious Objectors”,
? Spring 1916 [Photocopy]
Political Quarterly:
Notes on National Registration legislation, Mar 1916 [Photocopy]
John Scurr: “Shut up the
Tribunals”, The Limit, 11 Mar 1916 (reprinted,
The Herald, 18 Mar 1916
Charles Gore, Bishop of
Oxford: “Conscientious objectors”, The Times,
16 Mar 1916 [Facsimile]
AHH Maclean: “Conscientious
Objectors”, The Times, 17 Mar 1916 [Facsimile]
The Trade Unionist,
Apr 1916, "What would you do...?", "Publications received"
(Mufti)
Guy Aldred: “The Arrest of
Absentees”, letters to Manchester Guardian,
7-11 Apr 1916
The Times,
11 Apr 1916, “Service Tribunals”
Dover Telegraph,
31/5/16, CM, 26/5/16. Dover Castle [Glen Herbert HAYLER]
Bucks Examiner,
4 Aug 1916, “A Man Who Loves Germans” [William H POTTER] [Photocopy]
Rowland Jackson: “Death
Sentences Commuted – All Serene”, The Watchtower,
1 Sep 1916
Hugh Cecil: “Conscientious
Objectors”, The Times, 17 Oct 1916 [Facsimile]
Daily Mail Year Book 1917:
"Compulsory Service in Great Britain - The Greatest Revolution of the
War"
Manchester Guardian,
19 Jul 1917, "The Case against Persecution", as reprinted in The
Guardian, 19 Jul 1993
Pioneer,
3 Nov 1917, cutting, "Dartmoor"
The Times,
15 Dec 1917, “Died in Prison – Enquiry into Conscientious Objector’s Death”
[Alfred BUTLER]
Unidentifed CO allied paper, ?
11 Apr 1918, “Nearly Two Years to Go”, James Scott DUCKERS]
Common Sense,
27 April 1918, “Mr Horatio Bottomley on Peace Sunday in 1908” [Photocopy]
John Bull,
1918, "The Shame of Princetown", ms copy of article
The Spur,
Teddy Bear: "Wandsworth Prison Revolt", Jan 1919
Daily News,
20 Jan 1919, "Release of Objectors - Home Secretary's Reply to Labour
Delegation"
Guy Aldred: “Imprisoned COs”,
letters to West London Observer & Manchester
Guardian, 24 Jan & 15 Feb 1919
North Mail,
11 Mar 1919, "Conscience Men - Objectors' Treatment in Newcastle
Gaol"
Evening Standard,
30 Aug 1920, "The Whitehall 'Conchy' "
Daily Telegraph,
28 0ct 1920, "Conscientious Objectors - Civil Servants' Position"
Hansard,
HC, 17 Dec 1929, "Conscientious Objectors"
File of photocopy cuttings,
May-Jul 1916, from Daily Sketch, Daily
Express, Daily Mail,
Daily News, Morning Post,
The Times, Manchester Guardian,
and Daily Chronicle re
'Repeal the Act' trial
1.4: WW1 Articles:
Churches of Christ: ‘For His
Names’ Sake’, Being a Record of the Witness given by Members of the Churches of
Christ in Great Britain against Militarism during the European War 1914-1918,
1921
F E Smith (Earl of
Birkenhead): ‘The Plot to Murder Lloyd George’, Famous Trials of History,
1926 [William WHEELDON] [photocopied extract]
James Barr: ‘The Church and
War - War Time Excesses and Recantations’, Forward,
9 Apr 1932
James Barr: ‘The Church and
War – The God of Battles’, Forward, 16 Apr 1932
F W Chandler: ‘The WHEELDON
Case’, Political Spies and Provocative Agents,
1933 [photocopied extract]
Guy
Aldred: John Maclean,
1940 [photocopied extract]
Miss M Cracknell: Letter, 'COs
in the Last War', Unidentified [?Middlesex/N London] paper, 5 Apr 1940
Anon: Memorandum on 'English
Laws during WW1 - Conscientious Objection and Alternative Service'
Gilmac [Gilbert McClatchie]:
'[SPGB] Members in the Great War', Socialist Standard,
Sep 1964
David Boulton: 'Rebels in
Uniform', Observer, 7 Aug 1966
Howard Marten: ‘A Memory of
Dartmoor’, The Friend, 12 Jan 1973
Sandra Jobson Darroch:
‘Ottoline’, 1975 [photocopied extracts, Mark GERTLER, Lytton STRACHEY, Gerald
SHOVE]
D A N Jones: ‘Memoirs of
Non-Fighting Men’, Radio Times, 7 Jun 1976
[George DUTCH, Philip RADLEY]
Philip Priestley: ‘The 19th
century legacy’, extract from Jail Journeys,
1989 [Fenner BROCKWAY, Stephen HOBHOUSE]
Michael Durham: ‘Death of an
English Socialist’, Independent on Sunday,
13 Sep 1992 [William WHEELDON]
Michael Holroyd: ‘Lytton
Strachey - War and Peace’,
Vintage, 1994 [photocopied extract from biography]
Keith
Dufton: 'Prisoners of Conscience', Yorkshire on Sunday, 19 Feb 1995
Yorkshire on Sunday: 'The
War Protester Shunned by World', 26 Feb 1995
Martin Wainwright: 'Writing on
wall bears witness to men of peace', Guardian,
7 Mar 1995
Susan Lumsden: 'Horrific
treatment of Great War "conchies" is revealed at last', Scotland
on Sunday, 23 May 1999 [Dyce Work Camp]
The Friend: 'TV
personality in prison', 4 Jun 1999
Malcolm Wright: 'Great
graffiti', The Friend, 11 Jun 1999
Norman Gaudie: 'The courage
that brings peace', The Friend, 17 Nov 2000
(reprint of Friends' Peace Cttee leaflet of 1920s)
Harry Pallett: 'Courage
bringing peace', The Friend, 24 Nov 2000
Jessica Brighty: ‘Prisoner of
Conscience’, Radio Times, ? 4/01 [Claughton PELLEW]
Andrew Wilson: ‘The Pacifist
in My Past’, Guardian Weekend,
14/4/01 [Claughton PELLEW]
Fred Holcroft: ‘Reluctant
soldiers – Wigan’s Conscript Tribunals 1916-1918’, Past Forward,
Wigan Heritage Service, Summer 2001
Awake::
‘A Test of Faith’, 22 Feb 2004
[Herbert SENIOR]
Paul Levy: ‘The naked truth
about the Partridge family – t
he tangled relationships of
the Bloomsbury group’ (review of Ann Chisholm: Frances Partridge – The
Biography), Observer,
5 Apr 2009 [James & Lytton STRACHEY, Ralph PARTRIDGE]
Richard Savill: ‘Letters Home
from First World War objector revealed’, D Telegraph,
23 Sep 2008 [Donald McNAIR]
Simon de Bruxelles: ‘Lost
letters of objector tricked into fighting’, Times,
24 Sep 2008 [Donald McNAIR]
John Coles: ‘Pacifist diary
from front line”, The Sun, 24 Sep 2008 [Donald McNAIR]
ThiisisExeter:
‘Pacifist found himself press-ganged into Great War’, 26 Sep 2008 [Donald
McNAIR]
Symon Hill: ‘Have conscience,
will use it’, Comment is free, guardian.co.uk, 15/5/08 [Harry STANTON]
1.5. WW1 CO Reviews
Allen Skinner: ‘Corder
Catchpool’, review of Indomitable Friend
[William Hhughes], Peace News, 22 Jan 1965
Allen Skinner: 'Sustained
Objection', review of Objection Overruled [David
Boulton], Peace News, 14 Jul 1967
John Hyatt: Review of Conscience
and Politics [John Rae] and Bertrand
Russell and Trinity [GH Hardy], The Pacifist, Mar/Apr
1971
Patrick Renshaw: 'Dawn of
Hope...', fragment of review of unidentified play, Sunday Times,
5 Oct 1975
Alan Ryan: 'Conscientious
Objector', Review of Bertrand Russell & the Pacifists of the First World
War [Jo Vellacott], Sunday
Times, ?1980
Nicolas Walter: ‘Contributions
to a history of anti-war activity in the First World War’ [Reviews], Freedom,
Sep 1986
Ben Pimlott: 'Pacific
Overtures', Review of Troublesome People [Caroline
Moorehead], TLS,
8 May 1987
Hilda Morris: Troublesome People
[Caroline Moorehead], The Pacifist, Jul 1987
William Hetherington: Troublesome People
– BBC 2 40 minutes, The Pacifist, Jul 1987
John Ferguson: Review of Troublesome
People [Caroline Moorehead], Reconciliation
Quarterly, Mar 1988
Martin Wainwright: ‘Conchies of the North’, review of Comrades
in Conscience – The Story of an English Community’s Opposition to the Great War,
Guardian, 23 Feb 2002
1.6: WW1 Serials (other
than Tribunal):
NCF News,
1918, Nos Mar (first), Apr, May-Jun, Jul-Aug, Sep-Oct, Nov-Dec (? final)
HO Camps/Work Centres News
Sheet, Central News Bureau, Nos 12
(part), 13, 15, 16
Mufti,
No 6, 22 Apr 1916
The Granite Echo
(Organ of Dyce COs), Vol 1, No 2, Photocopy p 1
FoR News Sheet,
1917-1918, New Series, Nos 18, 19, 20, 22, 23
New Crusader (Committee
for the Promotion of Pacifism), 1916, Nos 1-11
(Theodora Wilson Wilson),
1918, Vol 2, Nos 25, 32, 33, 35
New Crusader promotional
leaflet, nd, [1917]
Save the Children of All
the Nations, Christian Peace Crusade
leaflet, nd, [1917]
Christian Peace Crusade
promotional leaflet, nd [1918]
War and Peace,
(Norman Angell; ed Gerald Shove, aka ‘Francis Gerald’)) Vol II, No 18, Mar
1915; Vol III, No 30, Mar 1916
Goodwill (British
Group of the World Alliance of Churches for Promoting International
Friendship/later, British Council of the World Alliance for Promoting
International Friendship through the Churches), Vol II, No 1, 1 Jan 1916; Vol
III, No 6, 31 Mar 1919
Manifesto,
Women’s International League, 30 Sep – 1 Oct 1915
Monthly News Sheet,
Women’s International League, Jul 1918
1.7: WW1 Circulars:
N-CF Manifesto, ?11/14
N-CF Circular, 12/11/15,
‘National Convention’
N-CF Circular (external),
[1916], ‘Compulsory Military and Alternative Services and the Conscientious
Objector’
N-CF Circular, 6/2/16, ‘How to
Apply to Local Tribunals’
N-CF Circular, 23/3/16, ‘How
to Fill up Appeal Form’
N-CF Circular, 1/5/16,
‘Revision of Certificates’
N-CF Circular, 4/9/16, ‘Mr
Forster's Statement’
N-CF Circular, 21/5/18, ‘An
Explanation of Procedure under The Military Service (No 2) Act 1918’
N-CF Circular (external), Sep
1918, ‘The Absolutist Conscientious Objectors at Wakefield’
N-CF Statement, 31/1/16,
[Military Service Act], as reprinted in The Pacifist,
2/64
N-CF Agenda for Emergency
National Convention, 8/4/16
Princetown COs: Programme for
Grand Entertainment, Princetown Wesleyan Methodist Church, 3/1/18
N-CF, Wood Green, Flyer for
Free Entertainment, Allison Hall, Haringay, 8/3/19
Three Riddles,
nd, Theodore Pumphrey, Stamford Hill, London, N
Look upon This Picture: And
on That, nd (?1917), Committee for
Anglo-Russian Co-operation
Militarism & Education,
Margaret Llewellyn Davies, G Lowes Dickinson WE Orchard et al, nd [1918]
North London "Herald
League" and the Tribunals, nd, (1918),
duplicated typescript
Untitled broadsheet (p 1
missing), nd, (?N-CF), summary of prison rules and procedure
National Council for Civil
Liberties: S Wales & Mon Conference, Agenda (anti-conscription), 11/11/16
London Women’s Peace Crusade,
Central Information Bureau. MS introductory letter, 5/11/17, signed Ethel
Snowden
The
Tribunal (N-CF),
1916-1920, Nos 1-182 (final) [162, 164 held as photocopies]
The Tribunal, index by Christopher Hicks, 2008
3.1: WW1 CO’s Hansard
The COs Hansard, Retrospective Series, 1-6 (complete), 5 Jan -
15 May 1916
Special Retrospective, 15 May - 13 Jul 1916
Nos 1-18 (complete), 17 Jul - 21 Dec 1916
Industrial Conscription Double No, 12 Jan & 19 Dec
1916
Nos 19-90 (complete inc 87A), 5 Feb 1917 - 26 Mar 1919
Hansard extract, HC, 28/11/17 (Henry SARGENT)
3.2: WW1 Pamphlets
British Prussianism – the Scandal of the Tribunals, Philip Snowden, Speeches,
HC, 22 Mar and 6 Apr 1916, National Labour Press, 1916
The State and Conscience, Lord Hugh Cecil, Speech, HL,
21 Nov 1917, 1905 Committee of the Society of Friends
Militarism, J Bruce Glasier, ILP, 1915
The Military Service Act fully and clearly explained,
Philip Snowden, National Labour Press, 1916
The Peril of Conscription, J Bruce Glasier, ILP, 1915
Conscription and Conscience, Clifford Allen, N-CF, 1915
The Absolutists’ Objection to Conscription, Friends Service Committee,
1916
Rex v Bertrand Russell: Report of the Proceedings
before the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House Justice Room 5 June 1916, N-CF, 1916
The Court-Martial Friend and Prison Guide, N-CF, [1916]
The Conscientious Objector, James Barr, Headley Bros,
1916
Why I am a Conscientious Objector: Being Answers to the
Tribunal Catechism, Walter Ayles, Fenner Brockway, Barratt Brown, Clement
Bundock, James Hudson, Robert Mennell & Hubert Peet, N-CF, [1916]
The Home Office Compounds, Ernest E Hunter, N-CF, 1917
How Conscription Works!, J W Kneeshaw, National
Labour Press, 1917
An Open Letter to the Right Hon Lloyd George, Tom Llewelyn Thomas,
National Labour Press, 1917
The Silence System in British Prisons, Stephen Hobhouse, Friends
Quarterly Examiner, 1917
Scraps of Paper: An Examination of Government Pledges with
Regard to Conscientious Objectors, N-CF, 1918
An English Prison from Within, Stephen Hobhouse, Allen and
Unwin, 1919
Our Roll of Honour, Birmingham FoR, [1917]
Report 1915-20, Hackney Branch N-CF, 1920
Lest We Forget, A Memory of the Society of Friends
in the War Years 1914-18, Friends peace Committee. [1932]
War Resistance, Edward Grubb, Friends Peace Committee, [1935]
Friends and Conscription 1916-19, Friends Peace Committee, 1939
Pacifists and the Call for National Service [including account of pacifist service in WW1] ,
Council for Christian Pacifist Groups, [1939]
Conscription Means Industrial Slavery – What
Happened in the Great War, W T Colyer, No Conscription League, [1939]
Troublesome People, reprint of N-CF Souvenir,
CBCO, 1940
The Death of a People – the Story of the Austrian
Famine, Fight
the Famine Council, [1919]
Uncommonsense about the War, Robert Williams, The Herald,
1914
An Untried Remedy for War, William Morison, Headley
Bros, [? 1914]
How Can War Ever Be Right?, Gilbert Murray, OUP, 1914
War -
the Offspring of Fear,
Bertrand Russell, UDC, [1914]
The Origins of the Great War, HN Brailsford, UDC, 1914
Parliament and Foreign Policy, Arthur Ponsonby, UDC, [1914]
The International Industry of War, UDC, [1914]
War and the Workers: A Plea for Democratic Control, J Ramsay Macdonald, UDC,
[1914]
Women and War, H M Swanwick, UDC, [1915]
Why we should state Terms of Settlement, UDC, [1915]
Towards an International Understanding: being the opinions of some
Allied and Neutral Writers, UDC, [1915]
The Prussian in our midst, Norman Angell, UDC, [1915]
The Balance of Power, UDC, [1915]
Justice in War-time, Bertrand Russell, National
Labour Press, 1915
The Cost to Humanity, Herbert W Horwill, FoR, 1915
The False Mysticism of War, Friends Peace Committee,
1915
Peace for the Strong, Edward G Smith, League of
Peace and Freedom, 1915
Religious Aspects of Non-Resistance, Eva Gore-Booth, League of
Peace and Freedom, 1915
Oxford Pamphlets 1914-1915, OUP, 1915
The Failure of War, H P Adams, N-CF, [1916]
Peace Overtures and their Rejection December 1916 –
March 1918,
UDC, 1918
The Basis of International Authority, Arthur Ponsonby, League of
Peace and Freedom, [c 1917]
Italy, Serbia and the Adriatic, E Seymour Cocks, UDC, 1918
Three Notable Protests against the Peace Treaty, UDC, 1917
The CO’s Song Book: Songs of Peace, Liberty and
Comradeship, N-CF, [c 1917]
The CO Clink Chronicle, National Labour Press,
[1919]
Cranks and Commonsense, Miles Malleson
(Introduction, Philip Morrell), Henderson, 1916
The Crank, Arthur Ponsonby, Allen & Unwin, 1940 reprint of
1916 Headley edition
Pacifism: A Word with Conscientious Objectors, Adrian Fortescue, Catholic
Truth Society, 1916
Winchester Court-Martial, 4 pencil MS issues, [Will
Chamberlain], 1917
3.3: WW1 Leaflets:
The Execution of an East London Boy, 1916, Sylvia Pankhurst, Workers'
Suffrage Federation
A Soldier's View, 1916, Corporal Lees-Smith, MP, UDC
A Reasonable Man"s Peace, 1917, HG Wells, International
Free Trade League
Fifteen Millions of our Fellow men have been Killed
and Maimed,
nd, National Labour Press
When all the World goes to War, why should I stand
aside?, nd,
no publisher, printed ST Harris, Worcester
Some Thoughts from a Prison Cell, 1917, Robert O Mennell, no
publisher, printed Headley Bros
A Confession of Faith, nd, Christian Peace Crusade
Of Conscription, nd [1915], Maldon Leaflet 21, RJ Long, Leeds
Liberty in England - The Persecution of Conscience, nd [1917], Maldon Leaflet
36, RJ Long, Leeds
Extracts from Letters Received from COs in Military
Custody,
1916, WR Frayling, London EC
A Challenge to Militarism, 1918, Friends' Service
Committee
An Appeal to the Conscience of the Nation, 1918, London YM, SoF
After Two Years - The Stand of the Absolutists at
Wakefield,
1918, EF Howard, Friends' Service Committee
The Way to end War, 1919, Arthur Watts, Friends'
Service Committee
Compulsory Military Training, nd [1919], Friends' Service
Committee
Repeal the Act, nd [1916], N-CF
Two Years Hard Labour [Ernest Everett], 1916, N-CF
Sentenced to be Shot [Stuart Beavis], nd [?1916],
N-CF
"Not Genuine"! [Emrys Hughes, Ithel Davies],
nd [1916], N-CF
The Military Service Act [Eric Southall], nd [?1916],
N-CF
Always a Pacifist [Wilfred Wellock], nd [1917],
N-CF
Religious Liberty [Herbert Runham Brown], nd [1917], N-CF
Why I Still Resist, 1917, Clifford Allen, N-CF
Captain Gwynne, MP, on COs, 1917, N-CF
Some Figures and a Moral, nd [?1918], N-CF
For Freedom, nd [1918], LS Smith, N-CF
Manifesto of the Absolutists at Wakefield, 1918, N-CF
An Appeal to Trade Unionists, 1919, N-CF
Late Home Secretary and Conscience, nd [?1918], no publisher
[?N-CF], printed Newnham, Cowell & Gripper Ltd, London EC
Casualties - Mothers of England!, nd, [1917] ,Women’s Peace
Crusade,
Dark Corners are Dirty
Corners!, nd
[1917], Women’s International League
Democracy and Peace, nd [1917], Women’s
International League
Security, nd [1917], Women’s International
League
4.1: WW1 Memoirs and Studies:
Harold BLAKE (1889-1980): ‘Whose Image and
Superscription?’, 1921, Ed, A Blake, 2007
John Hubert BROCKLESBY (1889-1962): ‘Escape from
Paganism’ [Chs 6-10 (final) from unpublished TS], nd
James William BUTCHER: Condemned for No Crime, Wisbech Local Peace
Association, nd [1917]
Horace EATON: 'Thoughts & Experiences during the
Great War', [photocopy of unpublished MS], 1918
George Alfred EWAN (1877-1949): 'Prison Memories',
photocopy of unpublished TS, nd [post 1937]
Harry HOVELL: Rebel Prophets & ‘Assassins
Anglais’ – The realities of struggle and the unfulfilled ideal of fraternity, 1974
David Caradog JONES (1883-1974): 'Power: A Gift to
Ordinary People - Autobiography' [Extract "Prison Experience" &
"Partial Freedom"], privately published TS, 1974/1981
Stanley MORISON (1889-1967): ‘A Portrait’, British
Museum (Ed KB Gardner), 1971
Hubert PEET (1886-1951): ‘113 Days’ Hard Labour’, Ploughshare supplement, Apr, 1917
Douglas PRICHARD: My Case as a CO, np, nd [1917]
George Stevens ABBOTT (1888-1969): Chronology of life
(Keith Abbott, grandson)
Thomas S ATTLEE (1880-1960): Photocopied references in
‘[Clement] Attlee’, by Kenneth Harris, 1995
George Thomas BAYNTON (1882-1958): Memoir by daughter, letter, Gillian
Holland, granddaughter, 2007
Norman Wyles BONES (1900-1919):
http://www.ancestors-forever.co.uk/NormanWBones.html
Ithel DAVIES (1894-1989): Memoir by Nia Rhosier, 2007
Ginner DEANER: Obituary of son Julian Deaner, by Olga
Deaner, Guardian,
13 Dec 2006
Harold FARNHAM (1895-?): ‘Objection to Military
Service’, interview by Roger Rawlinson, Newspeace, Jan 1977
Mark GERTLER (1891-1939) : Ben Uri Gallery:
‘Mark Gertler - A New Perspective’, 2002
[photocopied extract]
Mark GERTLER: Camden New Journal: ‘The artistic bird who sang
his own sad song’, 17 Oct 2002 [photocopied extract]
'AH' (an Old Conchie): ‘An Echo from 1916-18’, The
Tribunal, Feb
1940
Crosby Maddison HALL (1892-1974): “Uncle Crosby”. note
by niece, Freda Cooke, Dec 2008
Geoffrey Edward HICKS (1877-1962): ‘My Ancestor was a
CO’, by Chris Hicks (nephew), 2004
Arthur Lewis HORNER (1894-1968): ‘Incorrigible Rebel’ [Extract from autobiography of that title], Macgibbon
& Kee, 1960
Frederick LAWSON (1888-1968): ‘Sketching a Rich Slice
of Social History’, by John Woodcock, Yorkshire Post Magazine, 1 Dec 2006
Fred LONGDEN: Biographical note on dustjacket of ‘The
Proletarian Heritage’, 1951
Howard MARTEN (1894-?): ‘Memoirs of a condemned
pacifist’, interview by Rod Prince, Peace News, 8 Sep 1967
Kingsley MARTIN (1897-1969): ‘Father Figures’ [Extract from autobiography of that title],
Hutchinson, 1966
Francis MEYNELL (1891-1975): ‘Francis Meynell & The Pelican Press’, Antiquarian
Book Monthly Review,
Dec 1982
Frederick MITCHELL (1897-1955): ‘Tireless service’, by
Faith Cook, Evangelical Times, Jun 2006
Victor Emanuel MORRIS (1877-?): East Grinstead Photographers http://www.photohistory-sussex.co.uk/EGrinsteadPhotogrsMS.htm
Claughton PELLEW (1890-1966): Biographical note, British Council, nd
Douglas Houzen PINDER (1886-1949): Fine Art Sales
http://www.fine-art-sales.co.uk/douglas-houzen-pinder-newquay.htm
Edward Stanton ROBERTS (1878-1938): DWB, http://yba.llgc.org.uk/en/s3-ROBE-STA-1878.html
John RODKER (1894-1955): ‘A Life in Print’, by Ernest Rodker, Jewish Socialist, Spring 2009
John George SADLER (1887-1961): William Hetherington,
Jun 2005
Henry J SARGENT (c 1891-1983): ‘The quiet man’, by
John Dowling, Bexhill-on-Sea Observer, 17 Dec 1983
Gerald Francis SHOVE (1887-1947): ‘Gerald F Shove’s
Fellowship dissertation 1911’, by Daniela Donnini Maccio, History of
European Ideas,
2010
Malcolm SPARKES (1891-1933) : Bert den Boggende:
‘Reluctant Absolutist: Malcolm Sparkes’ Conscientious Objections to World War
I’, Quaker Studies
10/1 (2005)
Bonar THOMPSON: Photocopied extracts from ‘Hyde Park
Orator’, 1936
David THOMAS (1880-1967): DWB,
http//wbo.llgc.org.uk/en/s2-THOM-DAV-1880.html
David WAGSTAFF: www.thisischeshire.co.uk , 2005
Harold Ernest WILD (1896-1989): Diary 1915-16 (Draft edit, Joy Davison, daughter,
2008)
Arthur Denby WILKINSON: Note by Len, friend of Philip
Strudwick , [2009]
John Thomas BARKER (c 1886 - ?): image of Richmond
Castle graffito
John Hubert BROCKLESBY: Richmond Castle. Cell 8
graffito
Norman GAUDIE: Richmond Castle. Cell 7 graffito
Percy GOLDSBROUGH: Richmond Castle. Cell 8 graffito
Herbert GREEN: Richmond Castle.
Cell 8 graffito
Clarence HALL: Richmond Castle. Cell 6 graffito
Joseph ILLINGWORTH: Richmond Castle. Cell 1 graffito
Ernest LAWSON: Richmond Castle. Cell 1 graffito
Norman GAUDIE: List of 33 of the 35 COs sentenced to
death, unpublished MS, c 1916
[photocopy]
4.2: WW1 CO Obituaries:
William BIRCH, Pacifist, Mar 1978
Frederick Richard EAST (-1957), Redemption Tidings (F A Gilmore), 12 Jul 1957
David GARNETT: Times, 19 Feb 1981
George GLASSCOCK: Croydon Advertiser, 12 Jul 1991
Edgar HARVEY: The Friend (CHK), 4 Oct 1974
David Caradog JONES: Times, 18 Jun 1974
Howard Barrow JONES (1894-1972): The Friend, 12 Jan 1973
Kingsley MARTIN: Guardian, 21 Jun 2003
Frederick MURFIN: Pacifist, Aug 1971
Rowland PHILCOX: Peace News, 17 Sep 1965
Arthur RAISTRICK: Grassington & District Peace
Group 1981-1996
(Richard Harland), 1996
James Allen SKINNER (1890-1974): Peace News (Hugh Brock), 25 Jan 1974
Tom STEPHENSON: Guardian, 2 Mar 1987
Paul Dudley STURGE, The Friend, 17 Dec 1974
Harry, Lord TAYLOR of Mansfield: Daily Telegraph, 13 Apr 1991
Harold WRIGLEY: The Friend (Lionel A Brown & George W
Edwards), 15 Mar 1977
4.3 WW1 Autograph books
George ABBOTT autograph book [Risbridge
House/Princetown Work Centres]
George Stevens ABBOTT
Hugh WHITEMAN
Percy George SCRIVENS
G BUSBY
Bert STEVENSON
Harold KERSHAW
William George MADGWICK
Henry William HAMPTON
Ernest CROSBY
Joseph SHARP
William F BROWN
Ernest A DAWSON
R W BROWN
William BURNELL
Percy Ogwen JONES
J HATELY
Mabel Purkiss autograph book
E HARBY
J H COLLINS
Horace Valentine FULLER
J SHEPHERD
Herbert J DAVIES
W LIVERMORE
G BUSBY
Trevor Clifford GRIFFITHS
C C MAYNE
George ? M PENNY
Robert Cecil HOCKENHULL
Alfred John G CRACKNELL
Watcyn
Ivor JONES
Charles H WINTER
E J S WATKINS
Henry Harold LONGSTAFF
Ernest A DAWSON
Albert E PYM
Isaac HESFORD
G ? KURLY
William CHADWICK
Albert E RUDALL
Percy POPE
Clarence Henry NORMAN
? ?H PARTON
Frederick CLARKE
V J BROWN
Lewis H PLUMMER
Stanley PICKUP
Frederick Charles CATTELL
Thomas MAIRSON
James M E ? T…l
Jesse HAMMOND
Turner COUPE
Dorian HERBERT
John HAMMOND
Percy Ogwen JONES
Arthur J HEWINSON
C H WILLIAMS
Jack W G BOWES
George W REYNOLDS
William ANDERTON
Thomas Harold VISICK
V J BARNETT
E H ASHBY
S S TURNER
R HARGREAVES
William HOPKINSON
M E WALTERS
Arthur J HEWINSON
Harry Jesse PURKISS
B W ROBB
Henry Morris ROBB
Clarence Henry NORMAN
George Stevens ABBOTT
S SIMPSON
A H SIMPSON
Peter Carton autograph book [Wakefield/Princetown
Work Centres]:
Peter CARTON, Wakefield
Charles Herbert SENIOR, Wakefield
William GEDDIE
Clarence HALL, Wakefield
R G, Wakefield
William Alington PLANT, Wakefield
L G JOHNSON
J W BRICE
J REID
A E BELLCHAMBER, Princetown
Ernest C HOOKER, Princetown
Maurice J WALTER, Wakefield
Iram G WALL, Princetown
George BENSON, Wakefield
Michael O’CALLAGHAN, Wakefield
W J NOLAN, Wakefield
Lewis DRIVER
J W POOLE
Thomas WHITEHEAD, Wakefield
Wilson RHODES, Wakefield
? CONSTABLE, Wakefield
Harry ADAMS, Wakefield
Herbert GREEN, Wakefield
Ernest Shillito SPENCER, Wakefield
Charles A RINTON, Wakefield
Herbert POOLE
Edward THOMPSON, Princetown
Duncan A WILLIS. Wakefield
George F HART, Wakefield
E WOODWARD, Princetown
H G GIBBONS
Clarence SKELLERN, Princetown
? S T PURVES
E ROBERTS, Wakefield
Arthur ROOKSBY, Wakefield
A T PERRY, Princetown
S W COLLINS, Princetown
John YOUNG
William SHAKESHAFT, Princetown
C G HOPKINS, Princetown
Harry PHILLIPS, Princetown
G JENKINS, Wakefield
Ernest MILLEN, Princetown
Charles W H CHAPMAN, Princetown
Edwin H WALKER, Wakefield
G F LOOK, Wakefield
George C RICHARDSON, Wakefield
William T CLEOBURY, Wakefield
A G CHIDGEY
T PLATT, Princetown
H P DAVY, Princetown
J W ATKINS, Princetown
Cecil DARWOOD, Princetown
G H G RYDER, Princetown
Edward DURSTON, Princetown
? W COLLINS, Princetown
Francis HARPER, Princetown
G P MICKLEWRIGHT
E HANSON, Princetown
Bernard M BONNER, Princetown
Clarence Henry NORMAN, Princetown
Newman TOLSON, Princetown
Henry Bernard OFFELL, Princetown
Alfred W EVANS
[Sheldon School] autograph book [Princetown Work
Centre]
George A BISHOP
Hubert Allan HINKSMAN
John William RYMAN
H WILLIAMSON
F BOAT
Albert HEDGE
Henry C F FARMER
William CRACKNELL
Ludwig NAUMANN
Alexander BLAKE
Harry ?
Austen ASHLEY
Horace H SMITH
F Ernest EDWARDS
H C DENNIS
Stanley W WILLIS
George DOWKES
George McILVEN
Charles W H CHAPMAN
Mark Henry FOY
E W KNIGHTS
Ernest A DEMMERY
Ernest T COLE
W J L BOXALL
George BULLER
Thomas BRIGGS
T WILLIAMSON
Ralph P GRIFFITH
W J VODDEN
Albert J LEWIS
H HARRISON
Henry DILTHEY
Richard MUNRO
5.1: WW1 Personalia
'ERNEST', 2 letters, 1915-20 [distinct from Mill Hill
'Ernest']
George Stevens ABBOTT, diary entries, fiancée Mabel
Purkiss, 8/16-3/19; postcard, GSA to CO Harry PURKISS, 23/9/16; photocopy 2
envelopes addressed to Risbridge House; letter, GSA to fiancée Mabel Purkiss,
4/17; postcard, GSA to CO Harry PURKISS, 26/12/17; photocopy inside Christmas
card, Princetown Work Centre, 1918
Henry BERKOVSKY, convicted prisoner card, 1916;
Dartmoor HO Centre card; photocopy of illuminated memento from Moses
MUSKABLATT, Harry LEFCOVITCH, Joseph ABRAHAMS, Isidore HYAMS, 1918
Norman BROOK, 4 letters, Princetown, 1917
Peter CARTON, Nat Reg card, 1915; unidentified cutting
re magistrates’ court hearing, 1916; CM charge sheet, 1916; Wormwood Scrubs
form arrival letter, 1916; HO Scheme consent form, 1916; Christmas card, ?
1916-17-18; Princetown disciplinary caution notice, 1917; Exceptional
Employment notice, 1918; Princetown leave notice, 1918; Princetown
pay-during-leave docket, 1918; Dunlop letter re no vacancy, 1918; HO Scheme,
letter re change of employment, 1919; 2 Dunlop letters re withdrawal of
employment, 1919; Army discharge certificate, 1920 [all photocopies]
Horace Richard CUDBIRD, CM defence, 2/7/18, Blackdown
Camp [TheTribunal,
18/7/18]; MS memoir by Raymond Andrews
Frederick Richard EAST, Enrolment Paper, NCC, 5/5/16
Daniel Frederick GRIFFITHS, Army Form W, 1917
Mark Harry Chambers HAYLER, Programme of play
'National Enemy' by Roy Apps, c 1985; biographical note by Dorothy Bing
John Cronin HERSEY, Christadelphian letter in support
of CO application, Appeal to Middx Appeal Tribunal against rejection by
Willesden Tribunal as out of time; Notice of Appeal hearing, 21/2/17; Notice of
allowance of Appeal – case referred back to Willesden for full hearing; CO
Application to Willesden MST; letter in support from father; statement of
opposition by MR; Notice of Appeal to Middx AT; Notice of AT hearing, 11/4/17;
Notice of dismissal of Appeal; Application for leave to appeal to Central
Tribunal; letter in support from Officer Commanding, School OTC; letter in
support from father; letter in support from headmaster, University College
School; letter of ambivalent support from mother; letter of refusal by AT to
grant leave to appeal to CT
Francis Henry JOHNSON, Tribunal statement, 12/7/16;
Temp Exemption Cert, 12/7/16; newscutting, Pall Mall Gazette, 13/7/16; letter, Brian
Roote, cousin, in Stand To! (Western Front Assn), No 89 (late 2010)
Edgar Isaac LANSBURY, notice of appeal from Poplar LT
to London AT, 13/9/17; note, GL (father) to WC Sewell, ? 10/1/18 re 3 wks temp
exemption for EIL, “with leave to appeal on business grounds”
Harry Jesse PURKISS, pc from mother to father
mentioning visit at Kedington, 23/9/16; envelope of letter from brother
Reginald Purkiss (Army) addressed to Old Hall, Southborough, Tunbridge Wells
William RICHARDSON, newscutting re Hereford MC,
7/5/17, Hereford Times, 12/5/17; summary of evidence, 19/5/17; CM charge sheet, 22/5/17;
discharge certificate, 31/3/20
Herbert Frank RUNACRES, Oxford Tribunal transcript,
copied from Herald,
18 Mar 1916
Charles Frank TITFORD, notice of Tribunal hearing,
notice of adjournment,1916; Tribunal statement, 1916; TS summary of Tribunal
hearing, 1916; letter in support, letter refusing support, 1916; covering
letter returning non-com certificate to Tribunal, 1916; Appeal Tribunal
statement, 1916; defence statement, MC, [1916]; CM witness list, 1917; CM charge sheet, summary of evidence,
1919; covering letter for Army discharge form, 1919
Sydney TURNER: transcript of OHMS envelope addressed to ST, Detn Room, Britten Park,
Teignmouth, Devon, 11/16
Mill Hill Guardroom N-CF:
'ERNEST', letter, 1917
Stuart BEAVIS, typescript copy of letter, 1917
Alfred BUTLER, 2 newscuttings, 3 CM statements, 7
letters, 1916-17
Percy COLLIS, letter, [1918]
EJ FORD, 2 CM statements, 5 letters, 1917-18
Eric FOX, letter, 1917
Richard FOX, 3 letters 1916-18
HT GARDNER, letter (Esperanto), 1918
Joseph Edward HOARE, Note re papers in IWM
Walter HOHNRODT, 2 letters, observer's form, 1917
Llewelyn HUGHES, 'Guardroom Limericks', [?1917]
Edward JOHNSTON, letter and CM statement, 1917
Edward KNIGHT, letter, 1918
Hubert LANE, CM statement, 1917
Terence LANE, letter, 1917
Joel MATTHEWS, 6 letters, 1917-19
Frederick MURFIN, memo 1916
AG OFFLEY, CM statement, 1917
Wilfred PAYNE, postcard, 1916
Henry PEACOCK, Exemption Certificate, charge sheet, CM
statement, cell drawing, Scrubs Governor's letter, standard prison letter, Army
Form W, Post Office memo re non-reinstatement, 1916-20
Leonard SIMONS, newscutting, 2 letters, 1916
Ernest T SMITH, 2 letters, 1917
Arthur SPINKS, letter, 1917
Reginald STAMP, 1917, 2 letters, 1917
James STIRLING, newscutting, CM statement, letter,
1917-19
Charles WALKER, Frederick WALKER, Henry WALKER, 2
memos, 3 letters, 2 CM statements, 1916-18
Herbert WALKER, 3 letters 1917-18
J WILLIAMS, 2 CM Statements, 1917
Cuttings from Tribunal, 1 Jun 1916, 15 Mar 1917, 7
Jun 1917 re Mill Hill Guardroom branch, N-CF
Newcastle-upon-Tyne N-CF
Harry ALEXANDER, Tribunal transcript, 1916
John ALEXANDER, Tribunal transcript, 1916
Robert ALEXANDER, Tribunal transcript, 1916
James BIRD, Tribunal note, 1916
H CROOK, Tribunal transcript, 1916
J DOBSON, Tribunal note, 1916
John HARWOOD, Tribunal transcript, 1916
KIRKBY, Tribunal transcript, 1916
KRAWITZ, Tribunal note, 1916
JS ROOD, Tribunal transcript, 1916
James SADLER, Tribunal transcript, 1916; Court-Martial
Charge Sheet, Witness List & Summary of Evidence, 1917; Letter to Mrs
Sadler (mother) re Court-Martial, 1917; Letter of authority for Mrs Sadler to
visit as prisoner’s friend. 1917 [all photocopies]
John George SADLER, National Registration Card,
1915; Letter from Tom Carrick re N-CF, 1915; Newcastle Tribunal transcript,
1916; (Newcastle Illustrated Chronicle report of Tribunal, 1916; Northumberland
Appeal Application, 1916; Northumberland Appeal Tribunal Decision, 1916;
Certificate of MS Exemption, 1916; Court-Martial Charge Sheet, Witness List
& Summary of Evidence, 1916; Guardroom correspondence, 1916; Prison
correspondence, 1916-18; Notice of Central Tribunal hearing, 1917; N-CF
Contribution Card, ?1917; Verses 'The Anti-Militarist', 1917; Court-Martial
Charge Sheet, Witness List & Summary of Evidence, 1917; Letter from
Adjutant re visiting rights and letter of authority for Margaret Scott, Mrs
Sadler & Miss Sadler to visit, 1917; Letters to CO/Army Council re new
Tribunal hearing, 1917; Letter to Newcastle Tribunal, 1917; Newcastle Tribunal application, 1917; Draft application to CM for remand; Draft defence to CM,
1917; Notice of Temporary Prison Discharge, 1919; N-CF Circular re discharge,
1919; North Mail
report of PQ re Hunger Strike, 1917; Cover note for Discharge Certificate,
1919; Discharge Certificate, 1919; Letter to ‘Mac’, 1919; Food Ration Card,
1920; Funeral oration (John Morley), 1961 [all photocopies]
John SOUTHERN, Tribunal transcript, 1916
N-CF statement at above Tribunal hearings, 1916
Eli WARD, Verse memoir of prison, 1949, with ms memoir
by Dorothy Morley, 1998
Tribunal transcript re outburst
Newcastle Illustrated Chronicle: 'The Pleadings of Conscience
- More Outbursts in the Tribunals', 29 Mar 1916
Wallingford Farm Training Colony: ‘Registry of
Brothers’ from Turners Court Trust, Oxon County RO
George BAIRSTOW
Frank BURGESS
E Roy CALVERT
Alfred Howard CARTER
J H CARTER
James B FRYER
John FURNESS
William GRANT
Frank HORSFALL
Harold Marshall HURST
W H LANSDELL
W H LOVELACE
Hugh MACLEAN
George H MARSDEN
E Cyril OAKES
Ernest OSBORNE
Herbert OSBORNE
Hubert B PARIS
Hubert S ROSE
A W ROWOLDT
J Arthur SKELTON
Edward SLADEN
Stanley W STANFORD
Percy STANGER
W G WALLIS
Edward WATTS
Henry Leonard WILSON
Llanddeusant branch N-CF (Llanddeusant Work Camp):
Photocopied extracts from Minute Book, 1916 +
IBSA “Dartmoor Church” card, Jan-Mar 1919
John Beech BLANEY
William Arthur Henry BROOKER
G BULLARD
P BURNS
Frederick Plimsoll CLYMA
C F FLETCHER
Cecil Parr GABBOTT
H B GIBBONS
Alexander Dunn KIRKWOOD
L M’DONALD
Hugh Cameron MATHER
? MILES
Joseph MINTO
Arthur Bates PITTS
Cecil PRESCOTT
D PROWSE
John G SHAW
H F SHUTTLEWORTH
Charles Edward SLY
Charles Taylor SMITH
Frank Ernest SMITH
William Edward SMITH
William STARKEY
Arthur E VALLANCE
National Archives: WW1 Records, W363; William TETLEY,
South Shields; William TETLEY, Stratford
Letter from - RICKARD, to his son Philip regretting
the son having voluntarily enlisted, 1917
[Philip was the father of Derek Rickard, WW2 CO]
6.1 The Men Who Died
Files:
Peter ALLEN
Thomas ALLEN
Frederick BATTENHAM
Walter BONE
OLIVER S BRIDLE
Harold BRIGHTMAN
William Edward BURNS
Arthur BUTLER
Thomas CAINEY
Alexander CAMPBELL
Ernest CROSBY
George DARDIS
Lawrence DELLER
Alfred EUNGBLUT
Glyn EVANS
John EVANS
Percival HALL
Arthur HORTON
Andrew HENDERSON
Harold Marshall HIRST
Theodore JACKSON
Albert JAMES
S LINSCOTT
Spenser MARRIOTT-DODDINGTON
Alfred MARTLEW
Thomas MATCHETT
William MAY
Joseph MOUNTFIELD
Alexander PEDDIESON
H PHIPPS
Royle Annesly RICHMOND
James Arthur RIGG
W H PARKIN
Albert RUDALL
Arthur SLATER
William STANTON
John TAYLOR
Bennett WALLIS
Frederick WILKINSON
J G WINTER
Harold BEYNON
Death Certificate, 22/10/18
Death notices (2), South Wales Daily Post, 24/10/16
In memoriam, The Tribunal, 7/11/18
John W Graham: Conscription and Conscience, 1922
David Boulton: Objection Overruled, 1967
Tony Cook: Mumbles Remembers 1914-1918 (1993)
Correspondence, Tony Cook/PPU, 3/8/93-5/8/94
Charles John COBB
God or Man, unidentified Croydon paper, 2/9/16
I fear God, not man, Croydon Times, 9/16
Faithful unto death, Tribunal, 27/3/19
Letter, Dorothy Bing/PPU, 26/6/87
Patrick Battell: Researching objectors, letter,
Croydon Free Post, 30/10/87
Memorial raised to man of peace, The Advertiser, Croydon, 29/7/88
Fight for a belief, The Advertiser, 29/7/88
A Conscientious Objector Remembered, Justpeace, 9/88
Forgotten WW1 Peace Hero Honoured, Peacelinks, 10-11/88
Bill Hetherington: 70 Years and 73 Men, The
Pacifist,
11/88
Flyer, Cobb Memorial Lecture, Bruce Kent, 17/3/89
Flyer, Cobb Memorial Lecture, Ron Todd, 19/3/90
Union chief urges moves for peace, Croydon
Advertiser,
3/90
Justice Talk, Croydon Advertiser, 1991
Flyer, Cobb Memorial Lecture, Jeremy Corbyn, 18/3/91
Peace groups slam Gulf victory parades, Croydon
Advertiser,
22/3/91
Flyer, Cobb Memorial Lecture, Arthur Scargill, 17/3/92
Correspondence, Sylvia Ayling/PPU, 10-19/10/92
Flyer, Cobb Memorial Lecture, Francis, Earl of
Longford, 17/3/94
Brochure, Charles John Cobb Memorial Lectures, 1989-92
+ 1993-94
Flyer, Unveiling of new wording on Cobb gravestone,
25/2/95
Penelope Boxall, Tribute (Charles John Cobb – A
Forgotten Hero), 1995
Letter, Anja & Derek Rickard, re new wording
unveiling (25/2/95), 26/2/95
Flyer, Cobb Memorial Lecture, Jad Adams, 14/3/95
Flyer, Cobb Memorial Lecture, Margaret Beckett,
12/3/96
Flyer, Charles Cobb Memorial Lecture, Thomas, Cardinal
Winning, 7/3/00
Thomas, Cardinal Winning, How to make our world a more
civilised place, Cobb Memorial Lecture, Independent, 9/3/00
Correspondence, Patrick Battell/PPU, 17/2/88-1/11/94
Paul Leo GILLAN
Death of Paul Leo Gillan in Winchester Prison, Tribunal, 4 Apr 1918
Death in Winchester Prison, CO’s Hansard, 9/4/18
William J Chamberlain, Fighting for Peace, [1928]
David Boulton, Objection Overruled, 1967
Letter, Hampshire RO/John Murphy, 24/7/01
Correspondence, John Murphy/PPU, 10/4/01-23/8/01
Cyril Pearce CO Register entry print-out
Henry HASTON
In memoriam, Tribunal, 7/11/18
Alfred MARTLEW
Family tree from 1698
Birth certificate, 11/3/1894
CO’s Hansard, 1/6/16
Tribunal, Military authorities send more COs to France,
8/1/16; A visit to the COs in France, 15/6/16; Death of a Member of the
Fellowship & Alfred Martlew drowned in the Ouse, 19/7/17
Death certificate, 11/7/17
An Objector Drowned, Yorkshire Evening Press, 13/7/17
Keith Dufton: 'Prisoners of Conscience', Yorkshire
on Sunday, 19
Feb 1995
Martin Wainwright: 'Writing on wall bears witness to
men of peace', Guardian, 7 Mar 1995
Correspondence, Joan Jeffrey/PPU, 31/8/95-5/2/86
Walter Leslie ROBERTS
Poem written Roberts’ death, and handed to mourners at
funeral
Tribunal, Walter Roberts, 14/9/16; funeral, 21/9/16; In Memory
of Walter Leslie Roberts, 30/8/17; In remembrance of our Comrade, 6/9/17; WL
Roberts Memorial Fund, 11/10/17
CO’s Hansard, 19/10/16
Labour Leader, Dyce, 26/10/16
John Graham, Conscription and Conscience, 1922
David Boulton, Objection Overruled, 1967
John Rae, Conscience and Politics, 1970
Bill Hetherington: 70 Years and 73 Men, The
Pacifist,
11/88
Casablanca, Lest we forget, 11-12/93
Correspondence, Marianne Routh/PPU, 20/1/87-12/8/94
6.2
The Men Sentenced to Death
FHL: Frenchmen lists
Gerald Oram: Death sentences passed by the military
courts of the British Army, 1914-1924
[photocopied extracts relating to the 35 COs sentenced
to death]
Jack FOISTER
Howard Cruttenden MARTEN
John R RING
Henry W SCULLARD
Cornelius BARRITT
Bernard M BONNER
Harold Francis BREWSTER
Geoffrey Edward HICKS
Adam T PRIESTLEY
Oscar Gristwood RICKETTS
Harold Edward STANTON
Clifford CARTWRIGHT
Charles E CRYER
Stafford HALL
Herbert G LAW
William E LAW
Robert A LOWN
Alfred MARTLEW
Alfred MYERS
Leonard RENTON
Charles Herbert SENIOR
Ernest Shillito SPENCER
George H Stuart BEAVIS
John Hubert BROCKLESBY
Wilfred Thomas FREAR
Norman GAUDIE
Clarence HALL
Charles Rowland JACKSON
Philip Belcher JORDAN
Frederick James MURFIN
John William ROUTLEDGE
Alfred W TAYLOR
Edwin H WALKER
Arthur Frank WALLING
Alfred William EVANS