Dudley Grammar School Memorial
The Dudley Grammar School memorial is located in St. James’s Road, Dudley, outside what is now Castle High School. The memorial is a stone obelisk, with bronze plaques recording the names of those old-boys killed in the Great War. As you would expect from a Grammar School, the sequence is precisely alpahabtic.
There are 9 Tipton names on the memorial, which records 61 names in total. Interestingly the 9 consist of 3 officers, 4 NCOs, and 2 Privates.
Clicking anywhere on a row will take you to the detail page for that man.
Surname | Forename | Rank/Number | Regiment | Date of Death |
Baker | Walter | Pte 325810 | Worcs Hussars | 1 Nov 1918 |
Barrett | Robert | Pte 71928 | 1st Notts & Derby | 31 July 1917 |
Lythgoe | Jeffrey Wentworth | 2/Lieut | 14th Royal Warwicks | 22 July 1916 |
Morris | William Harold | 2/Lieut | 3rd Lincolnshire | 23 Nov 1917 |
Robbins | William Ewart | L/Bm 100114 | Royal Artillery | 26 July 1918 |
Round | Alfred | Sgt 2720 | 1st/6th South Staffs | 21 Apr 1916 |
Rubery | Gilbert | L/C 439324 | Canadian Infantry | 29 May 1918 |
Smart | Claude Edward | Lieut | 14th Worcesters | 24 July 1917 |
Whitehouse | Leonard Victor | Cpl 2093 | 1st/1st, Derby Yeomanry | 8 Sept 1916 |