Saracens Rugby Club and W.W.1

Researching & Sharing the Lives of Saracens Rugby Club Players Who Served During the First World War

Victor Baron Barnett is commemorated on Panels 20-22 at Loos

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Saracens Rugby Club and World War 2
The War Ends for Sydney Sylvester – Our Scrum Half at the Battle of Arras
FHS Satchwell – A Saracen from Sunny Gardens, Hendon
Finding Our Fallen Saracens….Touring the Battlefield Cemeteries 2018
GP Mayne – Saracens and Southgate School
Archibald Cuthbert – A Scottish Saracen in Muswell Hill
LE Denton – ‘A Glorious Death is a Living Memory’
J S Morris – A Saracen Killed in Action
WTA Beare: A Lifetime of Service to Rugby & Journalism
WC Black: “Try and not worry about me… if all is well I will be back safe and sound”
NB Dick: “May we from his example learn to bear ourselves like true men, one and all.”
AA Ball – “He was liked by everyone and has left a gap in their lives”
Charles Dearing – Our Decorated Hero
A possible Saracen? Alfred (Abraham) Flatau
WJ Brown & the difficulties of a common name
Saracens Pre-War Players Attend the 1926 Jubilee Dinner
John Stanley Greer Goes to War…
Victor Baron Barnett Falls at The Battle of Loos, 1915
Discovering your own relative: At the National Archives
Saracens and The Somme
The Rose and Poppy Gates
The Bongard Family of Saracens
JS Greer – A Dedicated Saracens Club Man
Saracens v Stade Toulousain – ‘Maysso’ – France’s first international casualty
1916: A most terrible year

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