Archibald Cuthbert was another ‘Saracens Scot’, joining his fellow club mates from north of the border in playing rugby in North London in the pre-war era. Born in Edinburgh on 25/11/1887, he grew up in Nelson Street with his parents and 7 siblings. His father, also named Archibald, was a house painter and decorator, and…
J S Morris is one of Saracen’s fallen heroes, who gave his life for King & country on the battlefields of the First World War. This much we know, as his loss is directly referred to by ORG Williams in his 1926 publication ‘Saracens Football Club – A Brief Outline of its First Fifty Years‘. However,…
Born 15th Nov 1886 in St Pancras, London, Carl Joseph Barrett Buchheim was the son of Max Theodore Buchheim, a self-made restaurateur who arrived in Britain from Germany sometime before 1881 when he was working as a waiter in London. His wife and Carl’s mother, Eleanor, was from Bristol, and they married there in 1885.…
Saracens Rugby Club and W.W.1 