Notes
The College website adds: 'He came up in 1913 from Rugby School. Youngest of six children of a prominent Leicester businessman (T.F.-J.) He enlisted at Chatham as a despatch rider at the outbreak of war, took his motorcycle to Dublin to join the BEF and arrived at Landrecies on 22.8. At 6 the next morning he was sent with a message to Brigade HQ for Lord Gleichen, and never arrived. Missing presumed killed in action, on his 5th day of active service. Memorialized at La Ferté-sous-Jouarre by the Marne. [His brother W.S.F.-J. was a flying ace in both WWI and WWII.]'