Clarke, Alan Charles William Vincent, son of Ashford Vincent Clarke, civil engineer, of Battersea, and Rosamund Elizabeth, d. of James Henry Cannell, civil engineer, of Cliffe, Kent; b. 12 Sept. 1913; adm. Sept. 1927 (A); left July 1930; King's Coll. Lond., BSc 1934, PhD; Govt service 1936-72; m. 1st 19 June 1939 Margaret Beatrice, d. of Alfred Kingsley Lawrence RA, portrait painter; 2nd 30 May 1985 Marjorie Birchnall, d. of Rev. Percy Gresty of Bexhill-on-Sea; d. 14 Jan. 1997

Clarke, John Hugh Leigh, son of the Rev. William Jones Clarke, Curate of Wimbledon, Surrey; b. July 10, 1899; adm. Sept. 25, 1913 (A); left Dec. 1917; d. 14 Apr. 1978.

Clark-Kennedy, Alexander Kenelm, brother of William Hew Clark-Kennedy (q.v.); b. Dec. 18, 1883; adm. Sept. 22, 1898 (A); left July 1902; Trin. Coll. Camb., matric. Michaelmas 1902; B.A. 1905; one of H. M. Inspectors of Factories July 31, 1906; acted as secretary to the Employ ment of Children Act 1909; 1st division clerk in the Home Office. Jan. 15, 1912, but was reappointed an Inspector of Factories Aug. 13, 1912; hon. sec. of the Elizabethan Club 1912-3; 2nd Lieut. the Galloway Rifles (afterwards known as the 5th Batt. of the King's Own Scottish Borderers) Oct. 19, 1906; Lieut. Aug. 20, 1907; Capt. July 12, 1915; went out to Gallipoli in May 1915; invalided home in Oct. 1915; joined his batt. in Egypt April 1916; killed in action near Gaza, Palestine, April 19, 1917; unm.

Clark-Kennedy, Archibald Douglas Hewitt, brother of William Hew Clark-Kennedy (q.v.); b. July 30, 1888; adm. Sept. 25, 1902 (A); left Dec. 1903; a clerk in the Standard Life Assurance Company's office in Edinburgh and afterwards at Bombay; returned from India in 1914 and entered the Law Union and Rock Assurance Company's Office in London; 2nd Lieut. 5th Batt. Royal Scots Fusiliers; Lieut. July 12, 1915; temp. Capt. Sept. 18, 1915, Capt. Jan. 18, 1916; joined the Gallipoli expedition May 1915, and was invalided to Cyprus; returned to Gallipoli and afterwards served with the Egyptian Expeditionary Force in Palestine, where he commanded an armoured train in 1917; was transferred with his regt. to the western front in April 1918; mentioned in despatches; killed in action in France Sept. 18, 1918; unm.

Clark-Kennedy, William Hew, second son of Capt. Alexander William Maxwell Clark­ Kennedy, of Knockgray, Galloway, by the Hon. Lettice Lucy Hewitt, third daughter of James, 4th Viscount Lifford; b. March 3, 1879; adm. Jan. 19, 1893 (A); left July 1896; served in Paget's Horse during the South African War 1899-1901, and was mentioned in despatches; became asst. manager of the Standard Life Assurance Co. in Montreal and later a director; chairman of the Guardian Insurance Co. of Canada 1943; joined the Black Watch 1905; Major 1915; served in France in Great War I; reported killed at St. Julien 1915; Lieut.-Col. Dec. 30, 1917; D.S.O. Jan. 14, 1916, bar Jan. 11, 1919; C.M.G. June 3, 1918; V. C. Dec. 14, 1918, for his gallantry when seriously wounded in the advance on the Fresnoy-Rouvroy line; Croix de Guerre 1915; m. Sept. 5, 1914, Kate, younger daughter of Robert Reford, of Montreal; d. Oct. 26, 1961.

Clemence, William Herbert, son of Herbert Clemence, of West Acton, by Caroline Sternberg, daughter of John Ainsworth, of Kensington; b. Feb. 23, 1893; adm. Jan. 16, 1908 (A); left Easter 1909; a shipbroker's clerk; served with 5th Batt. London Regt. on the western front until he was discharged as medically unfit Feb. 1915.

Clode, Charles Mathew, son of Walter Baker Clode, K.C., of Westminster, by Elizabeth Julia, daughter of George R. Burnett, of Kensington; b. Dec. 7, 1896; adm. May 4, 1911 (A); left Easter 1914; R. M.C. Sandhurst; 2nd Lieut. Norfolk Regt. Dec. 16, 1914 (acting Capt. July 5-27, 1916); Lieut. July 28, 1916 (acting Capt. Dec. 8, 1916 - April 22, 1917, and Nov. 21, 1918 - April 22, 1919; Adjutant Feb. 2, 1920 - April 23, 1923; Capt. Feb. 1, 1922; served in France and Belgium April 28, 1915 - July 30, 1916, and Nov. 15, 1916 - April 31, 1917; twice wounded; M.C. June 3, 1919; Col. July 10, 1939; served at home during Great War II: acting Brigadier; m. Dec. 1, 1927, Frances, daughter of Alexander Marc, of Tring, Herts; d. March 28, 1948.

Clout, Colin Herbert, son of Lieut.-Col. Charles William Clout MBE, of Chislehurst, Kent, and Mary Ellen, d. of Elijah Weekes of Lifton, Devon; b. 6 July 1919; adm. Jan. 1932 (A); left July 1936; RA 1940-5 (Maj.); Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank, Hamburg 1960-2 and 1964-9, Hong Kong 1962-4; manager New York 1969, pres. Hong Kong Bank of California 1969-73; a con­sultant and corporate president San Francisco 1973-; m. I st 1946 Freda Mary, d. of J. E. A. Lowe of Highcliffe, Hants; 2nd 1972 Judith Kay, d. of John G. Danneberg of Temple, Texas; d. 13 Oct. 1995.

Clout, Ivan Reginald, brother of Colin Herbert Clout (qv); b. 19 July 1920; adm. Jan. 1933 (A); left July 1938; Trin. Coll. Camb., matric. 1938, BA 1941, MA 1948; Westminster Hosp. Med. Sch., MRCS LRCP 1944; Surg. Lieut. RN Aug. 1944, Emergency List 1949; med. practitioner Crawley, Sussex; MRCGP 1963, FRCGP 1980; OBE 1972; chmn., Surrey Area Health Authority; m. 1st, 17 July 1942 (div. 1956) Annie Evelyn, d. of Kai Laurits Mygind; 2nd, Audrey Hardwick MB BS MRCS LRCP, med. practitioner; d. 19 Nov. 2016

Clout, Norman Charles Herbert, brother of Colin Herbert Clout (qv); b. 23 Nov. 1922; adm. Sept. 1935 (A); left July 1940; RAFVR 23 Nov. 1940, Hullavington fighter training sch. May 1941; d. of injuries in a flying accident 22 Aug. 1941.

Norman Charles Herbert Clout was born at Bromley, Kent on the 23rd of November 1922 the third and youngest son of Major Charles William Clout, London Regiment and General Staff, and Mary Ellen (nee Weekes) Clout of Camden Ridge, Chislehurst in Kent, later of 44, Montrose Avenue, Sidcup in Kent. He was educated at Westminster School where he was up Ashburnham from September 1935 to July 1940.
He enlisted in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve on the 23rd of November 1940 and was posted to No. 9 Flying Training School based at RAF Hullavington for pilot training in May 1941.
Norman Clout took off from in Hurricane Mk I N2402 on the 21st of August 1941 for a solo training flight. At the time he had accumulated a total of 65.55 hours of solo flying time, of which 8.25 hours were on Hurricanes.
Having completed the exercise he was diverted to RAF Shawbury, possibly due to poor weather. When he arrived over the airfield at 5.30pm he made a circuit before approaching the runway to land. On landing he overshot the landing point and touched down three quarters of the way down the runway where the aircraft bounced into the air, most probably because he had applied the brakes. The aircraft skidded along the ground and turned over onto its back causing extensive damage to the fuselage, fins and rudder.
He was taken to the Royal Salop Hospital at Shrewsbury suffering from concussion and fractures to the third and fourth cervical bones in his neck. He had paraplegia in both of his arms and legs. He was transferred to the Royal Air Force Hospital, Cosford where he died from his injuries the following day.
His mother received the following telegram dated the 22nd of August 1941: - “Regret to inform you that your son 1330092 LAC Norman Charles Clout died in RAF Hospital Cosford near Wolverhampton on 22/8/41 as result of a flying accident on evening of 21/8/41 and tender deepest sympathy. Should you desire a private funeral coffin will be sent to railway station nearest your home, date and time of arrival being notified to you by telegram later, otherwise service funeral will be held at Cosford. If you desire to attend and cannot afford expenses one railway warrant will be issued on presentation of this telegram at the nearest police station. Please telegraph your decision as soon as possible. Your son Lieutenant C.H. Clout at Park Hall Camp, Oswestry, is being informed by me. Flying Officer L. H. Spencer”
His funeral took place on the 27th of August 1941.
He is buried at Chislehurst Cemetery Section A, Grave 2190.