East, Sir Edward Hyde

Chief Justice of Bengal

Edwards, Belinda Jean

Dancer. Performed in the American production of SISTER ELLA that played in Melbourne, Australia. Performed 2 years in Elton John’s musical production of AIDA in Klon, Germany.

Edwards, Sergeant

Recipient Military Medal 1917
Old Boys Alumni Victoria School, Kurseong

Egan-Walker, Flight Lieutenant Bernard Owen

Soldier

Elcock, Corporal R.

Soldier

Eling, Walter

Statesman

English, Lieutenant W.

Soldier

Evans, Sergeant

Policeman

Everett, Oliver

Queen’s Archivist at Windsor

Fanthome, Francis

Educationist

Fermie, Bill M.B.E.

Engineer

Fernandez, Major Glena

Military Nursing Service

Filose, Colonel Albert

Soldier

Filose, Colonel Sir Peter

Soldier

Filose, Fidele

Soldier

Filose, Jean Baptiste

Soldier

Filose, Lieutenant Colonel Sir Michael

Soldier

Filose, Major Clement

Soldier

Filose, Sir Florence

Poet

Fincastle, Lieutenant Viscount A.E.M.

Soldier

Fitzgerald, Gunner Richard

Soldier

Fitzgibbon, Andrew

Assistant-Surgeon

Fitzroy, John

Soldier

Flaherty, Robert

Film-Maker

Flower, Ossie

Shikari

Forage, Christine

India´s Wonder Sports Girl
Gold Medalist at The National Championships, New Delhi 1960. Represented India in 1966 Asian Games, and played for India in twice. Missed playing for India in the 1968 Olympics due to a broken ankle.

Ford, Barry

Athlete-meter run

Forest, Lieutenant George

Soldier

Forjett, Charles

Commissioner of Police and Sheriff of Bombay

Forrest, Captain G.

Soldier

Forrester, Shirley

District Magistrate of Hoshangabad. One of India’s youngest Shirkaris

Forshaw, Lieutenant W.

Soldier

Forster, Colonel, C.B. Henry

Soldier

Forster, Frederick Victor

Police Chief, Bombay circa 1930

Forster, Henry Pitts

Soldier

Fosbery, Colonel G.V.

Soldier

Francis, James Eardley

Educationist. Old students of Bishop Corrie High School, Madras still speak about James Earley Francis’ memorable lectures and his exquisite mix of words. Awarded The Best Teacher for Anglo-Indian Schools in 1977, by the Government of Tamil Nadu.

Fraser, William

Commissioner for Lord Bentinck

FRIDELL, James Blaise

Brigadier, Indian Army.
He served as a gunner and raised a regiment in 1954 in Dehra Dun. Fought in the Indo/Pakistan battle in 1969. He died five years ago in Australia aged 85 years.

James Blaise Eliot FRIDELL was born in Calcutta on 3 February 1920. He joined the Army during World War II as a supply officer. After the war he joined the Artillery as a gunner and served proudly in the Indian Army for 26 years. In 1956, as a Lt. Colonel, he raised the 39 Medium Regiment at Clement Town, Dehradun from the Sikh Coys of 1/13 Frontier Force Rifles, the veterans of the Second World War. Since then the regiment has served all over India from Sikkim in the east to the deserts of Rajasthan in the west and in Jummu and Kashmir in the north. As a Brigadier, James Fridell saw active action in Rajouri in 1964 against Pakistan . Brig. Fridell retired in 1966 and emigrated with his family to Australia. He died on 11 June 2005.

Frith, Richard

Doctor of Medicine, Chemist & Druggist

Frome, Sir Arthur

Simon Commission Representative

Fulton, T.

Police Medal for Gallantry, 1935
Old Boys Alumni Victoria School, Kurseong

Galibardy, Joe

Hockey Player who played in the 1936 Olympic Games and represented India. Mr. Galibardy was a Gold Medalist in these games. He now resides in the London, England, and at 91 is still going strong.

Galliez, Captain

Soldier

Gantz, W.S.

Representative of the Indian National Congress

Gardner, Colonel Alexander

Soldier

Gardner, Colonel William Linnaeus

Soldier

Gardner, Suleiman Shikoh

Poet

Gardner, Violet

Recipient of 2004 Humanitarian Award – Human Rights Commission, Dehra Dun

Gaudoin, Paul

Australian Olympic Hockey Player

Gibson, VC Wing Commander Guy

Leader of the Damn Busters WW2/V.C., D.F.C., D.S.O. & Bar

Gidney, Lieutenant Col. Sir Henry Albert John

Soldier, Connoisseur, Ophthalmologist & Military Surgeon

Gill, Sergeant Major Peter

Soldier

Goodfellow, Lieutenant General Charles A.

Soldier

Goodman, Wing Commander Willaim MacDonald

Soldier

Gordon (or Carron)

Soldier

Gough, Lieutenant Hugh

Soldier

Gough, Major Charles

Soldier

Graham, Lieutenant J.

Soldier

Grand, Catherine Noel Judd

Daughter of a well-known Dane at Chandernagore

Grand, George Francis

Collector of local revenue

Grant, Colonel Charles J.W.

Soldier

Grant, Colonel J.D.

Soldier

Grant, Eric

Eric Grant, was a Calcutta Police Inspector and a well-known amateur sportsman in the late 1930s and 1940s. He was a rugby prop forward, a hockey player and an occasional boxer, losing in an ABA Golden Gloves final to “Baby” Arathoon, the heavyweight champion of India, Burma and Ceylon.

Grierson, Sir George

Irish Philiologist

Grimshaw, Corporal J.

Soldier

Gubbins, R.

Financial Commissioner

Gunthorpe, John Moss

Served in the Indian Civil Defence Force. Chief Fire Officer & Deputy Commissioner of Police. Civil & Military Station, Bangalore

Hall, Eric Gordon

Air Vice Marshall & Deputy Joint Chiefs of Staff, PAF

Hallett, Sir Maurice

Governor

Hamilton, Lieutenant W.R.P.

Soldier

Hammond, Colonel Sir A.G.

Soldier

Hardless, Charles Richard

Handwriting Expert

Hare, David

Founded the Hindu School

Harford, Father

Reverend

Harmon, Corporal J.P.

Victoria Cross Recipient

Harney, William

Navigator in Pakistan Air Force

Harrington, 2nd Captain Hastings E.

Soldier & Adjutant

Hart, Franseca

Miss India 1994 (2nd Place)

Hart, G.R. D’Costa

M.L.A. (West Bengal)

Hart, General Sir R.C.

Soldier

Hawkins, Tyrrel

Shikari

Hayde, Brigadier Desmond

Soldier & Historian
MVC Recepient 1965 (Maha Vir Chakra). Highest non-posthumous Award for Bravery during the “BATTLE OF DOGRAI”. Author of “Battle of Dograi” Textbook of the Indian Military Academy

Hayden, Diana

Miss World 1997

Hearsey, Major Hyder Young (or Jung)

Soldier & Artist & Surveyor

Henderson, Kenny

Engineer

Hessing, George

Soldier

Hill-Johnes, Lieutenant General Sir James

Soldier

Hoare, Sir Samuel

Secretary of State for India

Hobson, W.A.

Reverend

Holland, Lieutenant J.

Soldier

Holmes, John

Soldier/Author

Home, Lieutenant Duncan Charles

Soldier

Honigberger, Martin

Physician

Hourigan, Rudy

Boxer Indian Air Force boxing champion. 1945 he annexed the Featherweight title for the Services. Became National Featherweight Champion at age 19

Howard, Colonel Dorothy

Chief Principal Matron

Huffam, Lieutenant J.

Soldier

Hume, A.O.

Founded the Indian National Congress

Humperdinck, Engelbert

Pop Singer