Notes
The College website adds: 'He came up in 1913 from Marlborough School. Widowed mother. [His elder brother was killed at Gallipoli 10.6.1915.] Died in German hands of wounds received on 28.6. Buried at Fillièvres. [History of Lancs Fus pp 127-128: “The left party, by now only nine strong, was led with great dash by Young, who had accounted for a German officer before he fell mortally wounded. Private J. Hutchinson then led the way and did excellent work with his bayonet. [Hutchinson was awarded the V.C. for the action].'