WALSH, ---; b.; at school under Camden (Ellis, ed. op. cit. ).
WALROND, JOHN, b. 1586, d. 1602 : “see new slip”]
Walpole, Robert Henry, second son of the Rt. Rev. George Henry Somerset Walpole, D.D., Bishop of Edinburgh, by Mildred Helen, daughter of Charles Foster Barham, M.D., of Truro, Cornwall; b. Jan. 18, 1892; adm. from Durham School Jan. 14, 1904 (H); left July 1911; Magd. Coll. Camb., matric. Michaelmas 1911; B.A. 1914; Professor of English, St. Paul's Coll., Calcutta, Aug. 1914-Oct. 1916; enlisted in Nov. 1916; Lieut. Rifle Brigade May 30, 1917; served in France, where he was wounded at Cambrai Dec. 1, 1917, and at Lens May 14, 1918; at Salonika Nov. 1918 - Feb. 1919; demob. April 1919; an asst. master at preparatory schools in England 1919-26; at King Edward VI School, Stratford-on Avon, 1927-49; retired July 1949; d. May 6, 1963.
Walmsley, Guy, brother of Cyril Godfrey Walmsley (qv); b. 2 Oct. 1905; adm. Sept. 1919 (A); left July 1924; RA 1940-5 (Maj.); a chartered accountant, ACA 1946, FCA 1960; practised at Wrexham; retd 1970; m. 25 June 1946 Doris, d. of Charles Austin of Woking, Surrey; d. July 1990.
Walmsley, Cyril Godfrey, son of Martyn Walmsley of Kingston, Surrey, and Alice Maud, d. of Thomas Godfrey of Kingston; b. 29 Feb. 1904; adm. Jan. 1918 (A); left Aug. 1922; BDS 1927; a dental surgeon practising in Kingston; Army Dental Corps 1939-41 (Capt.); d. 18 Mar. 1989.
Walmsley, Braid Alaric Ridgway Fraser, son of Geoffrey Lionel Walmsley, journalist, and Dorothea Margaret, man. ed. Encounter magazine, d. of George Fraser Beck of Carlisle, Cumberland; b. 1 May 1946; adm. Sept. 1959 (R); left Dec. 1963; d. 1 Feb. 1965.
WALMISLEY, WILLIAM, brother of Edward George Walmisley (qv); b. 9 May 1780; at school under Vincent (ex rel. Arthur Thomas Walmisley); Clerk, House of Lords 1797- c. 1820, Clerk of Inrolments from c. 1820; m. 26 Apr 1807 Eleanor, dau. of --- Elyard, Stock Exchange, London; d. 16 Apr 1822.
WALMISLEY, THOMAS FORBES, brother of Edward George Walmisley (qv); b. 23 May 1783; in school list 1795; chorister; studied music under Hon. John Spencer and Thomas Attwood; Assistant Organist, Female Orphan Asylum 1810-4; Organist, St. Martin’s in the Fields 1814-54; a professional member of the Catch Club 1827; composed glees, anthems and sacred songs; edited his son Thomas Attwood Walmisley’s Cathedral Music, 1857; m. 15 Oct 1810 Mary Ann, eldest dau. of William Capon, North Street, Westminster, theatrical scene painter and Architectural Draughtsman to Duke of York; d. 23 Jul 1866. DNB.