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What follows is a reduced version of the database I inherited from my father. I have removed all modern information (including addresses, dates of death and Association numbers) as it doesn't seem fair to publish it without the permission of the Boys or their families. Of course, the original database remains intact on my computer and backup discs. I have also added a little extra information gleaned from the Commonwealth War Graves site.
The names are arranged alphabetically. The column on the left of the table gives the number of the entry group, the next one gives the service number. The right hand column shows what happened to many of the men. Note that if it indicates that they transferred to another trade, their service number would have changed, and it is possible that they are listed with CWG under the new number.
If anyone knows of the wartime fate of other Boys, I would be delighted to add the information to the page.
The table below gives a link to the first page that any letter of the alphabet occurs.
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