Killed in World War II during the Battle of Hong Kong.
Joined TRC in 1999.
Born in Elvet Hill, Durham. Educated at Durham by Mr Marshall and at Jesus College, Cambridge. Rugby blue and Durham county player.
Born in Corbridge, Northumberland.
Part of TRC's first winning crew at Henley - the Wyfold Challenge Cup in 1870 - and then went on to win in several other events.
He was Captain in the 1871 season.
He served as a Steward of Henley for over 30 years and only missed the regatta in 1939, shortly before he died.
He was a Solicitor (a partner, with Walter Rye, in Rye & Eyre of Golden Square) and was closely involved in the negotiation of the purchase of the freehold of the clubhouse and land.
Aside from Thames, he also had a long association with Kensington Rowing Club.