The Defence Regulation 18BBritish Union

Detainees List

Compiled by theFriends of Oswald Mosley (F.O.M.)

November 2008

Three members of British Union from Gillingham, Kent, photographed in 1933: [Left to right:] W. C. 'Pop' Williams; the son of 'Pop' Williams; and the grandson of 'Pop' Williams. All were detained under

Defence Regulation 18B in June 1940.

"To speak his thoughts is every freeman's right, In peace and war, in council and in fight" - Alexander Pope, 1688-1744

Overview

During the Second World War, the British Government introduced Defence Regulation 18B which suspended the right of Habeas Corpus for the first time since Magna Carta.

The new Regulation allowed British citizens to be imprisoned without charge, trial or right of judicial appeal if the Home Secretary considered that their continued liberty was not in the national interest during wartime. The main detentions occurred in two phases, September 1939 and May/June 1940, although some 18B orders continued to be issued long after this latter date. A large number of these orders were directed against members of the British Union of Fascists and National Socialists.

The Government did not make public the full list of names of members who were interned though the total number of detainees was reported to Parliament as "About 700" (Parl. Deb. Volume 376 House of Commons C 849-52) and to the War Cabinet as "753" (CAB 65/10 WM(40)). In 1987 a spokesperson for the Home Office confirmed that the total number of British Union members detained was not recorded in Home Office files. A small number of names of those who were arrested was announced in the national and local press at the time.

The list that follows contains the names of those British citizens who are believed to have been detained under Regulation 18B who were, or had been, members of the British Union. It has been compiled from many sources and is probably incomplete. It is also acknowledged that the list may contain inaccuracies though every effort has been made to avoid these. In a small number of cases, the names are of individuals who are not confirmed as being detained because of British Union

membership but where the balance of evidence seems to indicate that they were. These are described as 'Probably British Union'.

The deciding factors concerning who was to be detained under Regulation 18B were far fromconsistent: many relatively insignificant members were detained whilst some important members escaped detention completely. However, this list of those who were detained is likely to represent a fair cross section of the more active membership and gives some indication of the kind of people who supported Mosley's brand of fascism during the late 1930s.

Alongside each name will be found the principle source, or sources, of evidence. The source only indicates evidence that the person was interned and that they were, or had been, members of the British Union: any other information listed about the individuals in this list is not necessarily derived from the source.

British Union detainees photographed in the Isle of Man Internment Camp.

More than one thousand active members of British Union were detained under Regulation 18B for opposing the Second World War in which 60-million people died. Many of them were imprisoned on the Isle of Man where they were photographed in 1941 by a non-interned BU District Leader serving with the RAF stationed on the Isle of Man. He was smuggled into the Camp with his camera in an empty drum, took these photographs and escaped the same way.

Left to right: Harold Manning, North Hackney branch speaker; Arthur Swan , D/T Lowestoft; DennisGourdon, Central Hackney; Morgan O'Connell, NHQ employee; George Chubb, Worthing member;Richard Mercer, Blackburn member; George 'Squire' Surtees, D/L Lowestoft, RFC Pilot in First WorldWar, he is wearing ribbons for D.F.C. with Oak Leaves awarded for bravery; John Nickolls, D/TKingston upon Thames; Robert Row, Lancaster member, Editor of 'Union' and 'Action' after War; DanTierney, Norwood member; and E. J. 'Archie' Archibald Watts, D/L Portsmouth.

House 23, Peel Internment Camp, Isle of Man, 1941. Left to right: Ted Fowler, District Leader Bromley; Harold ‘Larry’ Robinson, London Speaker; Harry Whitbread, Brixton member; John Wynn, former Lieutenant R.F.C.; Len Fenn, D/L West Leyton; Bill Eaton, D/L Lancaster.

Isle of Man, 1941: Fifth from left with moustache: Ernest ‘Gallant’ Keller, D/L West Willesden; Seventh from left in cardigan: ‘Pop’ Bowes, Reading member. Others unknown.

Isle of Man, 1941: Front row left to right: William ‘Tony’ Dickson, Scottish member; Arthur Marson, Hull member; Vic Pepler, D/L Swindon; Don O’Byrne, Croydon member; Clement Hill, D/L Hendon; J. Cusack, London member; Dougie Mann, London member; Bill Luckin, D/L Paddington South; William Jones, D/L Liverpool (Exchange). Back row left to right: Jimmy Whelan, District Leader Manchester (Cheetham Hill); unknown; Joe (?); Andy McLoughlin, Coventry member.

Isle of Man, 1941: Front row left to right: G. E. Thomas; Kit Dutfield, Member of the Berlin branch of British Union and later D/T Epping; A L Parker, Devon member; Cat, name unknown; Reg Jarman, D/L Southampton; Len Wise, Cadet Leader of British Union and D/L East Leyton. Peter Farmer, D/L Northampton. Back row left to right: A. F. Bull, D/L Brixton; Captain Elwyn Wright, joined British Union whilst in detention; J. S. Cooke, D/L Stoke Newington; Charles Cuthbert-Smith; John Travers Pickmere, London member; J. Moffatt, D/L Glasgow.

British Union detainees in front of barbed wire fence, Isle of Man, 1941: Left to right: Michael Gannon, Leeds member; Reg Windsor, D/T Leeds North East, interrogated at Latchmere House Camp 002; Walter Longfellow, Leeds member; Hubert Bunting, A/D/L Sheffield (Brightside); Frank Hamley, District Inspector Sheffield; Bill Cunningham, D/L Rotherham; Reverend Montague Yates-Allen, Devon member; Freddy Frith, D/L Barnsley; Freddie Watson, A/D/L Sheffield (Ecclesall) or State-Gardner, Hendon member; George ‘Bert’ Brocklebank, A/D/L Barnsley.

British Union women detainees arriving at the Isle of Man on their way to the Womens Internment Camp at Port Erin: Third from back in light colour coat: Olive Burdett (born Hawks), Chief Womens Organiser of British Union; Fourth from back: Elizabeth Berger, not British Union; Fifth from back: Kathleen Marston, BU NHQ Secretary; Sixth from back: Louise Irvine (born Fisher), W/D/L Birmingham; Seventh from back: Rita Shelmerdine, Moss Side member, interrogated Latchmere House Camp 002.

Latchmere House Detainees

The following experienced intensive interrogation methods at the Latchmere House Remand Centre, then under MI5 control, at Ham Common, Richmond, Surrey in 1940: Battersby, Compton Domvile, Bryan Donovan, Downing, S Geary, Gill, Eddie Gore, Jimmy Green, Lionel Hirst, Jeeves, King, McKechnie, Peters, Raven Thomson, Sandell, Shelmerdine, Shields, Stuart Smeaton, Stevens, Vaughan-Henry, Watts, E Whinfield, Windsor.

Holloway Prison Detainees

Whilst in Holloway Prison in 1940, Heather Donovan asked other Regulation 18B women detainees to autograph some blank pages in a book of Rupert Brooke poems. They signed under the heading 'WE WILL ACKNOWLEDGE NO DEFEAT' and Lady Mosley was the first to add her name. Notable signatures on these two pages include racing driver Fay Taylour, former suffragette Norah Elam, Lady Domvile and Anne Brock Griggs (Chief Women’s Organiser of BU until February 1940).

The above report in the 'Daily Mirror' of 24 May 1940 followed the arrest of leading Fascists at their National Head Quarters in Great Smith Street, Westminster. Here we see Olive Burdett (born Hawks), the Chief Women’s Organiser of BU from February 1940, being led away - also her husband Frederick Burdett, BU District Leader for Peckham, giving a last defiant salute.

Even his greatest opponents admitted that Oswald Mosley was a powerful public speaker. In this photograph above taken at the end of a speech in south London in 1938, British Union supporters in Southwark salute the man on the van whom they believed would be able to prevent the bloodshed of another 'Great War'.

The day before the Second World War was declared, Mosley issued an instruction to all members of British Union telling them that if they were in the armed services they should obey their conditions of service. In the event of a German invasion, he ordered all members not to rest until the foreigner had been driven from British soil. Many BU members died in the armed services in the War and the names of some have been posted on www.oswaldmosley.com

The above photograph shows Sir Oswald Mosley at a Blackshirt rally in London’s Hyde Park in 1934. Behind him stands the ‘I’ Squad (Defence Force), a special detachment formed to prevent political opponents breaking up Blackshirt meetings. On the far left of the front row is Eric Hamilton Piercy, Officer-in-Charge of the ‘I’ Squad.

In June 1940, Piercy was one of many small boat owners who answered the Government’s call to rescue the British Expeditionary Force from the beaches of Dunkirk where it faced annihilation by German forces. Piercy’s motor boat, the ‘Advance’, had the distinction of being the very first to reach Dunkirk and rescue British troops. In all Piercy and his boat saved over 500 men.

Despite being machine-gunned by German Stuka dive bombers, Piercy and another Blackshirt, Colin Dick, brought the damaged ‘Advance’ safely back to Dover. On their return, Piercy and Dick were both detained and imprisoned under Regulation 18B as the British Government considered their loyalty to Britain to be suspect in time of war.

The original issue of The Defence Regulation 18B British Union Detainees List was produced in May 1997. It included the names of all known members and supporters of the British Union of Fascists, led by Sir Oswald Mosley, who were detained under Defence Regulation 18B during the Second World War (1939-45). This original list was replaced in May 2001 by a Second Issue which included the names of many newly discovered British Union detainees. As a result of Freedom of Information (FOI), which became effective in the U.K. on 2 January 2005, a large number of further British Union detainees have been discovered.

This brings the total numbers of British Union members known to have been detained under Defence Regulation 18B to 1054. This includes 985 'definitely BU' and 69 'probably BU'. The number is in excess of the approximate 700 detainees admitted to in Parliament at the time.

Compiled by the late John Warburton and Jeffrey Wallder.

London, November 2005. This revised edition compiled November 2008

Abbreviations:

BU = British Union of Fascists.

D/L = District Leader (duplication of D/Ls for the same district in this list is the result ofconsecutive appointments).

W/D/L = Womens District Leader.

A/D/L = Assistant District Leader.

CPO = County Propaganda Organiser.

D/I = District Inspector.

D/T = District Treasurer.

R/I = Regional Inspector.

PPC = Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for British Union.

NHQ = National Headquarters.

WW1 = First World War/The Great War.

WW2 = Second World War.

RAF = Royal Air Force.

RFC = Royal Flying Corps which became the Royal Air Force in 1918.

UM = Union Movement, Mosley’s post-War organisation founded in 1948.

Sources

[Action] Another post-War Mosleyite newspaper published from 1959 until 1993 which alsoincluded obituaries. It was also the title of one the pre-War British Union weekly newspapersfrom 1936 to 1940. Copies are held at the British Museum Newspaper Library at Colindale inLondon.

[Albertini] Luigi Albertini was a British born Anglo-Italian and was a young member of BritishUnion. He was detained at the age of 16 years.

[Bellamy] Richard Reynell Bellamy was the last Director of Propaganda of the British Unionand was detained. During the 1960s, he was asked by Sir Oswald Mosley to write the officialhistory of the Mosley Movement. A copy of the unpublished manuscript, titled 'We Marchedwith Mosley/Memoirs of a Fascist Beast', is held by Sheffield University Library. This work has supplied further names and details concerning British Union detainees.

[Blackshirts in Kingston Project] This consists of Written, Documentary and Pictorial Studies relating to the Kingston Upon Thames branch of British Union. Copies are held by the Imperial War Museum, the Local Studies Room of Kingston Library, and Sheffield and Kingston University Libraries. The names of local detainees are confirmed.

[Buck] Reg Buck was British Union District Leader for Leeds North East and was himselfinterned in 1940. Relying on a memory unimpaired by the passage of 50 years, he recordedduring 1990 the names of every British Union detainee whom he remembered meeting during his internment at several different jails and prison camps.

[Charnley] John Charnley was the District Leader for Hull for British Union and was detained. He wrote his autobiography 'Blackshirts and Roses' which was published by Brockingday Publications in 1991 shortly after his death. He has contributed several names of other detainees.

[Comrade] The newsletter of the Friends of Oswald Mosley (1986 - )

[Donovan] Heather Donovan was the wife of Bryan Donovan, the Assistant Director Generalof the British Union. She was the Womens District Leader of the Westminster St. Georgesbranch, a Womens Canvass Organiser and was the Drum Major of the British Union Womens Drum Corp. She was detained. During her stay in Holloway Prison she collected the signatures of a large number of women British Union detainees which are recorded on blank pages in a book of poetry by Rupert Brooke. She also wrote her memoirs relating to her internment which mention several names: these are held at the Library of Sheffield University.

[Forward] Jack Forward was BU District Leader for Exteter where he was a school teacher.He was detained.

[Gilbert] Oliver Gilbert was a member of British Union and was detained. During hisimprisonment he acquired an Autograph Album and collected signatures and quotations from his fellow detainees. After Gilbert's death, the Album was purchased by the Imperial War Museum and is held in their Library.

[Gourdon] Denis Gourdon was a member of British Union in Central Hackney, Worthing,Woolwich and Salisbury. He joined the Royal Artillery in 1938 and was evacuated fromDunkirk. He was detained shortly after his return to England. He emigrated to Australia afterthe War and supplied the names of fellow detainees by letter.

[Grundy] Leslie Grundy was a District Inspector of British Union, an Acting CountyPropaganda Organiser and District Leader for Huddersfield branch. He was detained and later wrote his memoirs of this period 'Don't Let Your Conscience be your Guide'. The unpublished manuscript is held at Sheffield University Library.

[Hall] Charles 'Ginger' Hall was Assistant District Leader of Richmond-upon-Thames branch of BU. He was detained. He supplied a number of names of internees when contacted during the 1990s.

[Hansard] The names of some 18B detainees were mentioned during debates in the House of Commons and are recorded in Hansard: the official transcript of HoC speeches. A full set of copies can be found in Westminster Reference Library, Charing Cross Road, London.

[IoM Photo] A number of photographs were taken of groups of detainees in the Isle of Manand these have been used to identify individuals.

[Irvine] Louise Irvine was the Womens District Leader of a branch of British Union inBirmingham. She was detained and has supplied names of women detainees from the British Union with whom she was imprisoned. Her husband, S.L. 'Inky' Irvine was a District Leader in Birmingham. During his internment he collected an autograph album of fellow detainees' signatures at Peverill Camp in the Isle of Man.

[Kitchen] Ken Kitchen was a member of Mosley's post-War Union Movement.

[Linehan] Doctor Thomas Linehan is a Senior Lecturer in Modern History at Brunel CollegeUniversity and is the author of 'East London for Mosley' pulished by Cass in 1996. In his book, Doctor Linehan mentions several East London members who were detained. However, several mentioned as falling into this category (ie. Jimmy Spicer) were not in fact detained.

[Linklett] John Linklett was District Treasurer of British Union's East Ham branch. He was not detained.

[Luttman-Johnson] This Scottish landowner was a member of British Union and helped tofound the January Club which attempted to influence people of importance through its dinners and debates. Luttman-Johnson was detained. His papers are held by the Library of the Imperial War Museum and contain the names of several fellow detainees.

[Marson] Arthur Marson was a young member of British Union in Hull and was detained.During the early 1990s he supplied several names of other detainees by letter.

[Mason] Arthur Mason was the District Leader for the Limehouse branch of British Union inEast London and was detained. Mason escaped twice during detention: once by tunnelingfrom his camp in the Isle of Man and secondly by attempting to sail to Ireland in a small boat.

He provided the names of fellow detainees in correspondence from Australia where heemigrated after the War.

[Pearson Diary] The pocket diary of Miss Lucy Pearson, a British Union member from Hoveand 18B detainee, held at Essex Record Office.

[Rainbow] A concert programme entitled 'Rainbow Medley - A Musical Kaledioscope by thePeel Players and the Combined Orchestras of X and M Camps'. This was held by detainees at the Centenary Hall, Atholl Street, Peel, Isle of Man, some time during the Second World War. The concert programme lists the names of several detainees.

[ROF] Recently Opened Files: Open files on individual British Union detainees to be found atthe National Archives, Kew, between HO45/23666 and HO45/23796 inclusive. Some filesbetween these two references are still closed.

[Saunders] Robert Saunders O.B.E. was BU District Leader for Dorset West and wasinterned. His branch correspondence records survived in almost complete form and weredonated to the Library of Sheffield University where they are known as the Robert SaundersPapers. There is also substantial wartime and post-War correspondence with other detainees whom Saunders met during his internment and these have been used to confirm several names.

[SF] Suspects Files : Newly opened Home Office files at the National Archives for the period1940-1944 containing lists of ‘suspects’ to be immediately detained in the event of a Germaninvasion of Great Britain. Many of these ‘suspects’ are described as having been members of British Union who had been released from detention under Regulation 18B. The files are to be found between HO45/25568 and HO45/25572 inclusive. The Suspects Files are based on regions within Great Britain but the file for London is missing. As London was the largestcentre of both population and British Union activity it would certainly yield a large number offurther names. We would like to thank the National Archives, the Home Office, MI5 and theLondon Metropolitan Archive for their kindness and courtesy in looking for the lost file eventhough the search was unsuccessful. A small number of further names have been found in other files at the National Archives and in these cases the individual file reference is given (ie. KV2/886).

[Simpson] In 1992 English-born Professor A. W. Brian Simpson of Michigan University(currently Charles F. & Edith J. Clyne Professor of Law at the Law School) published thedefinitive study of Regulation 18B entitled "In the Highest Degree Odious" (Oxford UniversityPress). This was the culmination of several years of research. The list of British Uniondetainees that Professor Simpson made during the course of his studies has been included in this present list. Professor Simpson's sources included the archives of the Law Society and the Public Record Office.

[Stokes Papers] The papers of Richard Stokes, wartime Labour Member of Parliament, whocampaigned for the release of detainees. The Stokes Papers are held at the Bodlein Library,Oxford.

[Swan] Arthur W. Swan was BU District Treasurer of Lowestoft and was interned. He became the Camp Leader at Ascot Camp (of all 18B internees: not only those who were

British Union members). He supplied names by letter during the early 1990s of BU internees working from memory and notes taken at the time.

[The Blackshirt] One of British Union's pre-war weekly newspapers 1933-39. Copies are held at the British Museum Newspaper Library at Colindale in London.

[The Word] An anarchist newspaper that opposed Regulation 18B published by the Strickland Press during the Second World War. It published a list of detainees' names and their military records in the First World War.

[TNA] The National Archives at Kew contains a number of personal files on members ofBritish Union detained under Regulation 18B and many other detainees names arementioned in other files containing Home Office, MI5, Special Branch and Police records for the period 1939 to 1945. These are mainly to be found in the HO45, HO144 and MEPO2 series.

[Turner] David Turner wrote 'Fascism and Anti-Fascism in Medway Towns' which waspublished in 1995. It mentions several local detainees.

[Union] This was a newspaper of the post-War Union Movement founded by Sir OswaldMosley. Union was published from 1948 until 1959. It contains the obituaries of many pre-War members and records their detention under 18B. Copies are held at the British MuseumNewspaper Library at Colindale in London.

[Warburton] John Warburton was a member of British Union Clapham branch, of which hewas Assistant District Leader, and Battersea branch. He was not detained. During the War he served with the Queens West Surreys. He spent many years collecting the names of 18Bdetainees from many different sources.

[Watts] Charlie Watts was British Union District Leader for Westminster St Georges and wasdetained. After his release he wrote the memoirs of his early period of detention in Ascot inwhich he mentions the names of other British Blackshirts who were also interned. Hisunpublished manuscript is entitled 'It Has Happened Here'.

[Whitbread] Harry Whitbread was a Brixton member of British Union and was detained.

[Whittleton] Eric Harvey Whittleton was a member of Ealing branch of BU. During hisdetention he acquired three cartoons that were autographed by fellow internees. Theseincluded some non-BU detainees such as Frank Bascombe, a Black 18B detainee, and A.Kuchinsky, a Jewish 18B detainee.

[Wilkinson] Robert Wilkinson was British Union District Leader for Lincoln. During hisdetention he recorded in a school exercise book the names of every detainee with whom hecame into contact.

[Williams] J. A. 'Bill' Williams was District Treasurer of the Newcastle-on-Tyne branch of British Union. He was interned along with his father. 'Bill' Williams' short memoirs contain names of fellow detainees and these have been added to this list.

[Wise] Leonard Wise was a Cadet Leader and District Leader of British Union and was

detained. He recalled the names of several fellow detainees by letter in the early 1990s.

[Wiseman] Frank Wiseman was BU District Treasurer for Worcester branch and was a music teacher at Worcester Cathedral School. He was detained. The Wiseman Papers are held by the Library of the Imperial War Museum.

[Wynn] John Wynn was an RFC Pilot during the First World War and became an activemember of British Union. He was detained. After his release during the Second World War he edited the now classic 'IT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU' with Guy Aldred. He also wrote hismemoirs which are held at Sheffield University Library. Both works contain references to 18Bdetainees.

[York] In the latter part of 1940 an '18B Club' was formed by British and Italian detainees atthe York Internment Camp. Their 'Ledger' consisted of signatures of Club members written on the back of an advertising show card for cigarettes. It was still in the possession of W. Woods, a member of the 18B Club, when he was contacted in the early 1990s.

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Adams Cyril District Treasurer for Guildford Wilkinson+ WhittletonAdams C.P. County Propaganda Organiser West

Yorkshire. British Union Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Doncaster

Buck

Albertini Luigi Only 16 when detained

Islington Albertini

Aldis John Teacher at Springfield School Oxford

Kitchen

Allchurch Cecil Enos London ROF + HO 45/25751Allan Wlliam 12 Napier Road,

Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester

TNA KV3/277

Allen Betty Daughter of Rev Allen below

Irvine

Allen Commandant Mary Founder Womens Volunteer Police

Simpson+ TNA

Allen Rev. Montague Yates, M.A. (Oxon)

Devon vicar Simpson+ Bellamy+ Irvine

Allen Sidney British Union candidate NE Leeds By-election 1940. 5th West Yorks Regiment WW1

Leeds Branch Simpson

Allen W Swan+ SimpsonAlton Doctor ? George O. Probably British Union Wilkinson+ RainbowAlton E. F. TNA+ RainbowAmbrose Desmond J. Limehouse Simpson+ Wise+ TNA KV2/886

Anderson (or Andreeson)

Frederick 51 Derby Lane, Liverpool

TNA KV3/277

Andrews Roy Division one member

Chichester TNA+ SF

Ansell Alfred Horsham SFAnsell Gladys Wife of Alfred SFAnsell Norman Son of Alfred and

Gladys Horsham SF

Antley F.W. 32nd Battalion A.I.F.

District Leader Derby Simpson+ Irvine

Appleyard R 19 Lower Rushton Road, Thornbury, Bradford

TNA KV3/277

Arbon Frank District Leader Lincoln TNA HO45/23679 & TS27/512+ Simpson+ Saunders+ Whittleton

Archer John SimpsonArmstrong Alwyn E. Speaker's warrant. District inspector 1st. London area. Election

agentROF

Armstrong Sylvia Wife of Alwyn ROFArnold George C. Simpson+ Irvine+ WhitbreadArrowsmith S. Birmingham MasonAscomb Tommy Barnsley Wilkinson+ BuckAshcroft Arthur 98 Lower Moss

Lane, ManchesterTNA KV3/277

Ashworth-Jones Thomas J. Speakers warrant Tottenham Wise+ Gilbert+ Charnley

Askham Mr. Lincoln ROFAtkinson Peter 26 Coventry Road,

Polygon, Southampton. Pilot Officer R.A.F.

BU Official Photographer TNA KV3/277

Austin Jack Later became Buddhist monk

District Leader East Bristol Simpson+ Irvine+ Hall

Auther John Robert 19-years old District Leader St Albans & Barnet TNA HO45/25754+ HO45/23672+ Simpson+ Whittleton

Avery Captain William F. Commissioned on the field of battle for bravery WW1

British Union County Propaganda Organiser for S. Hants

Simpson+ Irvine+ TNA HO45/25754+ HO45/25115+ Whittleton

Bacon Major N. SimpsonBaggeley Miss Ethel Annie Womens District Leader for Hulme,

ManchesterTNA+ Simpson+ Donovan

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Bailey Vincent A Upper Millichope, Craven Arms, Salop

TNA KV3/277

Bailey J. William 'Bill' British Army District Treasurer for Rochester WilkinsonBaker Alex 15 Albany Road,

St. Leonards-on-Sea

TNA KV3/277

Baker Arthur E. 'Blackie' Printer, Escaped Ascot camp

Mason+ Marson+ Simpson+ Rainbow

Baker Captain Thomas Guillaume St Barbe

Military Cross - Gassed WW1 and buried alive twice

Maida Vale Simpson+ Bellamy+ TNA HO283/28+ HO283/28

Baker Olive Bath SFBaldry John Probably British Union WhittletonBall A.Bert WilkinsonBall Frederick 'Eric' County

Propaganda Organiser for Essex 1938-40

District Leader for Epping Warburton

Barlow Richard Flight Lieutenant Royal Air Force

Stokes Papers

Barlow W.G. Racing motorist. R.F.C.

Bellamy+ Simpson

Barnes Irene Probably British Union Stokes PapersBarnet Charlie Died during

detention, One of 2 brothers in British Union

Warburton

Barneveld Tom District Treasurer Epping Simpson+ IrvineBarraclough Mr. District Leader Bradford BuckBarracroft Mr. ROFBarrett B.C. A.S.C.1/5 Lancs

Fusiliers Simpson

Barrett Ron WilkinsonBarron Major S.N. M.C.,

O.B.E, Royal Engineers TNA TS27/507+ Simpson

Barrow Mrs. SimpsonBarry J. TNA HO45/25713+ SimpsonBasnete Mrs, I Normandy,

GuildfordProbably British Union ROF

Bateman W. Flight Staff Sergeant. R.F.C. (2 medals) Not same as below

Simpson

Bateman Walter District Treasurer Bognor Regis The Times 8/6/1940Bates Cyril Candidate Reading

Municipal Election 1938

Reading TNA

Bates Percy Speakers Warrant District Leader Reading TNA HO45/25703+ Stuckey's file+ Whittleton

Bates Pilot Officer SimpsonBattersby James L. Author of 'The

Bishop Said Amen' 1947. Committed suicide 1955 by jumping into paddles of Mersey ferry.

District Leader Stockport Simpson+ Irvine

Battersby Tom Wilkinson+ York+ Wynn+ TNABayley V. A. Probably British Union TNA HO45/23672Bayliss Mrs. M. T. Womens Regional

Inspector for West Riding. Bronze Distinction Award

Harrogate Buck

Beaumont Mrs. Freckenham Simpson+ Lucy Pearson's Pocket Diary

Beavan Arthur British Union PPC Upton, R.F.C.

District Leader West Ham Simpson+ Linehan

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Beckett Joe Undefeated Heavy Weight Boxing Champion of Great Britain. British Army 4 years active service 1914-18.

Southampton Simpson+ Wynn+ Bellamy

Beckett John Warburton British Union Editor of Publications until 1937

TNA+ Simpson

Beckett Mrs. Ruth Margaret Wife of Joe Southampton Simpson+ Lucy Pearson's Pocket Diary

Beckett Thomas H. SimpsonBeer Reginald A. District Leader Folkestone Simpson+ TNA HO45/25754+

WhittletonBeet J. Clifford NHQ Speakers List District Leader Leeds Buck+ Simpson+ TNA

HO45/25115Bell J The Orchard, Ditton

Pryors, BridgnorthTNA KV3/277

Bellamy Richard Reynall National Inspector. The last British Union Director of Propaganda 1940

British Union Official Historian: Memoirs of a Fascist Beast.

Simpson+ TNA HO45/25713+ Bellamy+ Wynn

Benson Lewis H. TNA HO45/25755Bent WilkinsonBentick-Budd Captain. Charles

HenryBritish Army 1914-18 disabled: one arm. Elected to West Sussex County Council

National Inspector. Simpson+ TNA+ Wynn+ Bellamy

Bernardi Mr. ROFBerry Captain. R. Gordon B.V.V.R., Order of

St George, G.S.V.Simpson

Betts Erica Probably British Union REF: 'Diana Mosley' by Anna Decourcy, Chatto & Windus, 2003

Bevan Fred Brislington SFBidie Mrs. E. Kathleen British Union activist in Haslemere Simpson+ Hansard+ Surrey

Record Office Chief Constables Reports 1940+ Lucy Pearson's Pocket Diary

Biggs T. Howard A. Assistant District Leader (Propaganda) Oxford

Stuckey's file+ Swan+TNA HO45/25115

Birch Josephine, wife of Walter

Her child born in internment and died 10 months later while still with her in Isle of Man Camp

Simpson

Birch Roland. Officer-in-charge Hastings 1933 ROFBirch Walter E. Schoolmaster Norfolk Simpson+ Whittleton+ YorkBird A.W. Maidenhead Simpson+ Irvine+ WhittletonBird Richard Windsor KV2/1228Birtwhistle Jack 1 Whalley Range,

BlackburnTNA KV3/277

Birtwhistle H. District Leader Accrington Buck+ SimpsonBishop F. Probably British Union GilbertBisney Kenneth L. NHQ employee.

Held Power of Attorney for British Union

TNA HO283/9

Blackmore Alvin. R. Driver in R.H.A. SimpsonBligh Peter 43 Conway Street,

Leeds 8TNA KV3/277

Block Alfred E. SimpsonBlock Walter E. SimpsonBlythe John NHQ Leader's

Department Deputy District Leader Edinburgh TNA HO45/25755

Bogle William Samuel R.N.T. 4 years service, NHQ Telephone and Enquiries Clerk

District Inspector 7th London Area Simpson+ TNA KV2/890 + Comrade No.60

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Bond Barbara Worthing SFBooth Agnes British Union

Speakers WarrantWomens District Leader for Bolton, Womens County Organiser Lancashire

Watts+ 'Feminine Fascism' by Julie Gottlieb

Booth Nancy Daughter of Agnes Lancaster Charnley+ 'Feminine Fascism' by Julie Gottlieb

Booth V. C. 'Charlie' Grandfather won V.C. in Boer War

Simpson

Bowes G.E. Sergeant R.E. Gillingham The Word+ Marson+ SimpsonBowes 'Pop' Owned cycle shop Reading Wilkinson+ IoM PhotoBowes son of 'Pop' Reading WilkinsonBradley E. John North Staffs. Regt. West Midlands The Word+ Buck+ York+

SimpsonBray William 'Bill' District Treasurer Handsworth Irvine+ Simpson+ ComradeBreen Barry 65 Upper

Parliament Street, Liverpool

TNA KV3/277

Brewer Jimmy Lancashire Wilkinson+ BuckBrewer Ronald G. NHQ, Streatham, Wimbledon, Richmond &

Bristol Gilbert+ Simpson+ TNA HO45/25713

Bridger Ken. M District Leader Sevenoaks TNA HO45/25115Briscoe Norah C. L. Team leader, Bournemouth Simpson+ TNA HO45/25741Brittain Alexander TNA HO45/25752Broadhurst Jack 15 Maidstone

Avenue, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester

TNA KV3/277

Broadlay Maurice Lenacre Court Farm, Whitfield, Nr. Dover

TNA KV3/277

Brock-Griggs Henry Thomas R.A.F. husband of Anne. Detained China (2nd. Lt. R.F.C.)

Simpson+ Wynn+ TNA HO283/46

Brock-Griggs Mrs. Anne Chief Womens Organiser of British Union Simpson+ Donovan

Brocklebank H.O 51 Askham Road, Acomb, York

TNA KV3/277

Brocklebank George H. 'Bert' Norfolk Regiment Assistant District Leader Barnsley The Word+ Wilkinson+ IoM Photo+ Buck+ Simpson+ TNA HO45/25754+ Whittleton

Brooker George Died in Japanese Prisoner of War Camp

Exeter Simpson+ Linklett+ Forward+ Whittleton+ Comrade

Brown Charles District Leader for (Wavertree), Liverpool SimpsonBrown Tom WilkinsonBrown William F. C. Assistant District Leader York TNA+ Simpson+ Irvine+

WhittletonBrownbridge Sydney Edward TNABrowne Patrick Godalming SFBruning Guy A. British Union

Speakers Warrant. NHQ Commercial Department, Printing. Brother of British Union Clement Bruning who died in a German Concentration Camp

Ealing Simpson+ Irvine+ Whittleton

Brunt F.A. Cheltenham SwanBryant G.H The Village,

Kirdford, Nr. Billingshurst

TNA KV3/277

Buck Reg District Leader Leeds N.E. Buck+ Simpson+ Grundy+ Irvine

Buckley Jeremiah 32 Shaftesbury Road, Southsea

TNA KV3/277

Budd John Walker 16 Westville Road, Barnsley

TNA KV3/277

Bull A.F. District Leader Brixton Simpson+ IoM PhotoBull Jack Sutton Letter from Arthur WinnBullen Bevis Worthing SF

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Bunting Hubert Assistant District Leader (Canvass) for Brightside, Sheffield

Buck+ Simpson+ Whittleton+ IoM Photo

Burdett Frederick E. Husband of Olive Hawks

District Leader Peckham TNA HO45/25703+ Simpson+ Whittleton+ York

Burdett Mrs. Olive, born Hawks

Chief Womens Organiser of British Union 1940

Simpson+ Donovan

Burgess David Waterloo (Liverpool) Bellamy+ WarburtonBurgess F. J. Pte. Liverpool

Regiment 2 medalsThe Word+ Simpson+ Bellamy

Burgess Victor Warburton+ HallBurn Andrew 'Andy' H. Senior Civil Servant

responsible for creation of the Welfare State. RFC

Westminster St Georges Bellamy+ Watts+ Simpson+ York+ Whittleton+ TNA HO45/25754+ HO45/25115

Burnett H. 'Billy' R.A.S.C. District Treasurer York Buck+ Wilkinson+ Simpson+ The Word

Burrows George RAF at time of detention

Shrewsbury Simpson+ Bellamy

Burrows Mrs. Miscarriage after denied medical attention during internment

Simpson+ Bellamy

Butler Captain. T. L. NHQ Political Department - Agriculture

Warburton

Butler William Ex-seaman. North London cafe owner, volunteer for Heavy Rescue work after Liverpool air raids

Hall

Buttery T.W. District Treasurer (Brightside) Sheffield BellamyByrne Donald or Andrew Detained Brixton Brixton Simpson+ TNA HO283/13Camfield Miss Margaret E. Tunbridge Wells & Newcastle Branches Simpson+ Williams+ TNA+

Donovan+ 'In Excited Times' ISBN 1-898880-0-1-8+ Lucy Pearson's Pocket Diary

Campbell Arthur Harry Royal Marines WW1

Finsbury TNA TS27/507+ Simpson

Canning Captain. Robert Cecil Gordon

British Union Director of Overseas Policy Simpson+ Bellamy+ TNA HO283/23

Capleton Leslie District Leader Croydon South Simpson+ Whittleton+ York+ TNA HO45/25754+ HO45/25115

Carlisle Ivan F. Acting District Leader Kings Lynn Simpson+ TNA HO45/25754Carlyle Frank C 12 Range Road,

Manchester 16TNA KV3/277

Carr Edward Walter District Leader, Redditch. Church Road, Webheath, Redditch

Redditch TNA KV3/277

Cass V. Swan+ TNA Watts file+ HallChalker P.F.C. SimpsonChamberlain Harold Worthing Swan+ GourdonChambers Donald S. Died of cancer after

release.Epping. Speakers Warrant. British Union London Drum Corp.

Simpson+ Whittleton+ Irvine

Chard Captain. Albert Belvedere SFCharnley John W. British Union

Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for East Hull

District Leader Hull. Charnley+ Simpson+ Bellamy+ TNA HO283/49

Cherry Lt. Col. James P. Simpson+ Hall+ Wynn+ Bellamy

Chorlton W WisemanChubb George Worthing Warburton+ IoM PhotoChurch G.H. Croydon SFClare Constance Sister of Marjorie Simpson+ Brighton & Hove

Gazette 8/6/1940Clare Marjorie District Treasurer Brighton TNA HO45/25752+ Simpson+

Donovan

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Clarke F.S. 19a Market Place, Grantham

TNA KV3/277

Clarke Ralph Nevile Son of Mrs. Clarke below

Temporary District Leader Worcester Simpson+ Whittleton+ TNA HO45/25754

Clarke Edward 'Ted' WilkinsonClarke Ernest Godfrey 'Mick' London

Propaganda Organiser

District inspector & District Leader Bethnal Green NE

Simpson+ Times May 1940+ Wynn+ Charnley+ Bellamy+ TNA HO45283/48

Clarke Mrs. Schoolteacher. Mother of Ralph Clarke above

Worcester Simpson

Clarke William Liverpool and Margate Branches SimpsonClarkson W. Grantham or Hulme Whittleton+ TNAClifford Captain Frank S. Cunard Line. District Leader Redhill. Simpson+ TNA HO45/25728+

HO45/25754Clinton Morath Flintshire. Probably British Union ROFCoates Bradford BuckCoates Thomas District Leader Limehouse 1939/40 Bellamy+ Stan RodwellCocker G. Eric Sheffield Buck+ Simpson+ BellamyCollins L.J. Northampton Branch TNA KV2/1230Collins Thomas ROFColt W.H. Probably British Union TNAColvin-Graham Mrs. Bertha SimpsonCooke J.S. District Leader Stoke Newington, Simpson+ IoM PhotoCoomber Francis 15 Haley Street,

Cheetham, Manchester

TNA KV3/277

Cooper Edith District Treasurer Wood Green SFCooper Harry Brighton Hotel

owner Wynn

Cooper John 'Mike' Hull Marson TNA fileCooper William Stanley Husband of Edith SFCope-Bellamy Paul Regional Inspector Shropshire Simpson+ Swan+ Wynn+

BellamyCorbin Peter W. Dismissed from

R.A.F. for British Union membership

District Leader Salisbury. ROF

Cornel Mrs. C.E. Leeds TNACornes Gladys E.M. Womens District Leader and District

Treasurer for Leeds West Simpson+ TNA HO45/25754+ HO45/23672+ Lucy Pearson's Pocket Diary

Cotton Mrs. Lucy Temple. Mother of Rafe, other son died in RAF on active service during Second World War

Exeter Simpson+ Donovan+ TNA HO45/25714

Cotton Rafe Temple PPC Exeter Regional Inspector Devon Irvine+ Whittleton++ York+ Simpson+ TNA HO45/25754

Coupland Vernon, A.R.I.B.A Richmond architect. Volunteer heavy rescue work after Liverpool air raids

Watts TNA file+ Hall+ Swan+ Wilkinson+ Marson

Cowley Alan Vincent Detained with 2 brothers

Tunbridge Wells Simpson

Cowley Frank Brother of Alan Tunbridge Wells. Warburton+ Brighton and Hove Gazette, 8th June 1940

Cowley Philip Norman Brother of Alan Tunbridge Wells Simpson+ BuckCox J Tollands Cottages,

Kirdford, Nr. Billingshurst

TNA KV3/277

Cox Eddie Ex-Boxing Champion. Former Smithfield Market Porter. London policeman.

Member of British Union Camp Police Force in IoM

Swan Memoirs+ Wynn

Crane MR. Wakefield BuckCraven G. Harry Dispensing chemist District Treasurer (Eccleshall) Sheffield Buck+ Bellamy

Craven William F. Detained twice Liverpool Docks Simpson

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Creaser Dr. A. R.A.S.C., M.T., 3 medals

The Word+ Simpson

Creasy R.N. Elected to Eye Council

District Leader Eye. PPC Eye Simpson+ Charnley

Crew Archie A. Redhill Branch Buck+ Saunders PapersCrispe H.O. Military Medal Probably British Union The WordCritch Walter Northhampton GilbertCritch William 'Bill' Rainbow+ Simpson+ Wilkinson

Cromwell William TNA+ Charnley+ WarburtonCrosby Christopher Corporal, East

Yorks RegimentSimpson+ The Word

Crosland Sydney Sussex County Councillor, son of Vicar of Rustington

Regional Inspector Sussex Simpson+ Wynn+ Bellamy+ Irvine

Cross Edna Murial School teacher detained 9 Days

Womens District Leader Pontypool ROF

Crowle Walter, A Devonport Simpson+ HO45/25115+ Whittleton+ TNA HO283/45

Crump A.W. Probably British Union HO 215/360Cull Edgar The Pike, Badsey,

Nr. EveshamTNA KV3/277

Cunliffe James 54 Dale Street, Accrington

TNA KV3/277

Cunningham F. Sheffield Buck+ SimpsonCunningham William 'Bill' District Leader of Rotherham TNA+ Buck+ Simpson+

Bellamy+ IoM PhotoCusack J. York+ Simpson+ IoM PhotoCustance Jeffrey Epping SaundersCuthbert-Smith Charles Baynes Simpson+ IoM PhotoD'Alessio Ronald District Leader Cheltenham Simpson+ BellamyDanby Frank Brother of John District Leader East Hull SimpsonDanby John Charlie Brother of Frank District Leader Kingston Blackshirts in Kingston ProjectDare William Probably British Union Camp Concert ProgrammeDarwin-Fox Prof. Samuel F. Professor of

English Literature at Fribourg University Switzerland. Died in detention.

Simpson+ Bellamy+ Irvine

Davenhill Harry James Portsmouth SFDavidson-Houston

Major James Hamilton Boer War, World War 1, War Office General Staff, Hon King's Foreign Service Messenger

Tunbridge Wells Brighton Evening Argus 6 June 1940

Davies Edward Carl 'Pip' District Leader Isle of Wight, District Inspector Isle of Wight

Simpson+ Saunders+ Watts+ Irvine

Davies F. Manchester Simpson+ BellamyDavies J.J. 23rd. Squadron

R.F.C. Southampton The Word+ Simpson+ Watts

Davies Noel Southport ROFDavison Thomas Detained one day Southend SFDawn John Robert Bedfordshire and

Bridgewater Police. Dismissed for British Union membership

SF

Daws A. Liverpool WhittletonDawson Charles Gilbert+ WhittletonDawson Ralph 'Gerry' M. Detained whilst

serving with British Army

Canterbury Simpson+ Bellamy+ Irvine

Day A.E. District Treasurer Limehouse Branch ROFDay C. District Leader Rotherham Buck+ Simpson+ BellamyDe Guerin Claud L. C. Former naval

Commander. Went insane while in detention

TNA HO214/67+ Simpson

De Laessoe Major Harold Henry Alexander

District Inspector 10th, London Area + Richmond & Kingston

Simpson+ Wynn+ Bellamy+ Irvine+ TNA HO144/21992+ SF

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

De Laessoe Mrs. Diane Simpson+ DonovanD'Eath Charles Peter FergusonDenbeigh Harry Fruit Farmer Sevenoaks Simpson+ Whittleton+ TNA

HO45/25754Denbeigh Miss Margaret Daughter of Harold Sevenoaks Louise Irvine+ Donovan

Dennis John Parson Putney TNADenton Walter District Leader Doncaster UnionDexter Francis George District Treasurer Derby Whittleton+ TNA HO45/25754+

HO45/23672Diamond Edward SimpsonDick C. P. P. Detained after

rescuing Allied troops from Dunkirk

Bellamy+ Simpson+ Brighton Evening Argus 5 June 1940+ Comrade

Dickinson Charlie Ex-Boxer Manchester Simpson+ HallDickson William A. 'Tony' From Scotland,

King's Liverpool Regiment

Probably British Union The Word+ Simpson+ York+ TNA Gilbert file+ HO214/67

Digweed Ernest Charles 21 Stainsby Street, St. Leonards-on-Sea

TNA KV3/277

Dixon Tom WilkinsonDobbs Alfred TNA HO45/25703+ HO214/67+

WhittletonDodd Mrs. R.E. Irvine+ DonovanDodd Joseph Husband of

detainee Rose Dodd

HO 215/360

Doehring C. Probably British Union TNADold B.E. Son of detainee

Mrs DoldLiverpool Branch HO 215/360

Dold J.E. Husband of detainee Mrs Dold

Liverpool Branch HO 45/25109

Dold Mrs. Liverpool Branch ROFDomvile Admiral Sir Barry British Union

member but this fact unknown by Home Office at time of detention. Director of Naval Intelligence WW1

Simpson+ Wynn+ The Times 6/7/1940+ Bellamy+ Domvile Papers at Greenwich Maritime Museum

Domvile Compton Son of above. His brother killed on active service during War

Sheffield Park Warburton+ Wynn+ York+ Bellamy + HO45/25115

Domvile Lady Wife of Admiral above

Warburton+ Simpson

Donaldson Robert St. Austell SFDonoval Robert Cecil Simpson+ TNA HO45/25752Donovan Captain. Bryan David

EddingtonMilitary Cross WW1

Assistant Director General of British Union Bellamy+ Simpson+ TNA HO45/25713+ HO283/48+ HO45/25115

Donovan Mrs. Heather F. Drum Major British Union Womens Drum Corp

Womens District Leader Westminster Donovan+ Simpson+ TNA HO45/25754

Downing Edward District Leader West Leeds BuckDowty John Farmer PPC Evesham Simpson+ WhittletonDrake George Wilkinson+ SimpsonDriscoll W.J. Blenheim House,

Chepstow Road, Newport

TNA KT3/277

Driver Nellie Autobiography manuscript 'From the Shadows of Exile' at Bradford Library

Womens District Leader. Nelson and Colne Simpson

Drury H. District Leader Doncaster BuckDuckworth James Camp Leader

Ascot. R.A.F. 4 years active service

County Propaganda Officer Lancashire Irvine+ Watts+ The Word+ Grundy+ Wynn+ Simpson

Duff Mrs Dorothea Pilot and racing driver

Womens Canvass Organiser - Kent Bellamy+ Simpson+ Donovan+ TNA HO45/25758

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Duff-Miller Mrs Womens District Leader Paddington Lucy Pearson Pocket DiaryDuggins WilkinsonDundas Ian Hope British Union Chief of Staff Simpson+ TNA HO283/13Dunkerley L.T. 18 Borend Street,

SalfordTNA KV3/277

Dunn Lt. E. A. R.F.C. 3 medals. Probably British Union The Word+ Bellamy+ Simpson+ TNA HO45/25115

Dunn Sammy' T. District Leader Stoke-on-Trent TNA HO45/25115 + SimpsonDurell Emily Dorothea

VavasourSister of Phyllis Hook and the wife of Head Master of Winchester College. Active anti-vivisectionist

Simpson+ 'Feminine Fascism' by Julie Gottlieb

Durrant Edward Harry Bernard Probably British Union Simpson+ TNA HO45/25758+ Rainbow+ Wilkinson

Dutfield Ken J Member of Berlin BU branch

District Treasurer Epping Gilbert+ Simpson+ Wise+ IoM Photo

Duvivier Claude District Leader Exmouth Simpson+ WhittletonDye Robert District Leader Uxbridge C. Watts file TNADymock Rev. G.H. Vicar St Bedes

Bristol.Simpson

East Bob Editor of 'Unity' at Ascot internment camp

Simpson+ Watts

East Fred District Leader Maldon. CPO Essex SFEaton William District Inspector

Lancs & Westmorland PPC Burnley

District Leader Lancaster Wynn+ Irvine+ Simpson+ IoM Photo

Eccles Francis Probably British Union

ROF

Edmonds Vincent District Treasurer Dorset West SaundersEdwarde Leonce Probably British Union ROFEdwards A. Royal Navy The Word+ SimpsonEdwards William Royal Navy 3

medalsDistrict Leader Streatham, District Leader Edgehill, District Inspector, Regional Inspector,

The Word+ Bellamy+ Simpson

Egan Doctor Michael Probably British Union WilkinsonElam E. Dudley NHQ Telephonist. Regional Inspector Surrey SimpsonElam Mrs. Norah aka Mrs.

Dacre-FoxWomens County Officer PPC Northampton

TNA HO144/21933+ Donovan+ Simpson

Elison James NHQ employee? SimpsonElliott Charles W. District Leader Slough Simpson+ Blackshirts in

Kingston Project+ Bellamy+ Irvine+ Whittleton

Ellis Bert 56 Port Street, Evesham

TNA KV3/277 + Wiseman

Ellis George Assistant District Leader (Canvass) Brixton Wilkinson

Ellis John R.N.V.R. 3 medals Buck+ Simpson+ TNA HO283/33+ The Word

Ellis Molly Wife of John TNA+ 'Feminine Fascism' by Julie Gottlieb

Elvey Harold Canterbury Bellamy+ Simpson+ Brighton Evening Argus 5 June 1940

Evans Cyril R.C. Son of detainee Mrs. Joan Gertrude Evans

Liverpool Member York+ TNA HO45/25115

Evans Joan Gertrude 95 Moscow Drive, Liverpool 13, mother of C.R.C.Evans

Wiseman+ Warburton + HO 214/51

Evans Lt. Dudley Montague Serving Officer Royal Artillery

District Officer Worthing. The Word+ Simpson+ Wynn+ TNA HO283/34

Eyall F. SFFane Lt. Francis Christopher Royal Navy Serving

Officer District Leader Grantham, District Inspector South East London

Whittleton+ Simpson+ TNA HO45/25754 & HO45 23679

Farmer Alf SFFarmer Peter District Leader Northampton Warburton+ IoM Photo+ TNA

KV2/1230 - 1232Farr S.R. 560 Lytham Road,

BlackpoolTNA KV3/277

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Faulkner J Probably British Union HO 215/360Faulkner Miss Sister of J Faulkner Probably British Union HO 215/360

Fawcett Ernest Gunner RFC WW1 The Word+ Wilkinson+ Rainbow+ Simpson

Federl J.D. Swan+ Watts file TNAFenn Len District Leader West Leyton. SimpsonFenn P.J. Rose file TNA HO45/25733+

YorkFerlisi Donald 7 Russel Street,

King's LynnTNA KV3/277

Ferris Captain. A. R.F.C. 3 medals. Probably British Union The Word+ SimpsonFerris Don SimpsonFerry Colin Joined Durham

Light Infantry after release, fought in North Africa, awarded M.C. for bravery

District Leader Newcastle Whittleton+ York+ Williams+ 'In Excited Times' ISBN 1-898880-0-1-8

Field Ernest Herne Bay SFFindlay A.G. British Union Director of Public Relations Simpson+ TNA HO283/13Findlay Richard Arrested in mistake

for above - left British Union 1935

Simpson

Finn Mr. ROFFinnie Thomas M. District Treasurer Chelsea, Acting Deputy

District Leader Chelsea Simpson+ Irvine+ The Blackshirt+ SF

Finucane Cornelius Later Editor of Weekly Scotsman

District Leader Edinburgh Warburton

Fisher Miss C. Louise Wife of S.L. Irvine Womens District Leader Birmingham Wynn+ Donovan+ CharnleyFitzgerald Maurice Died shortly after

release District Leader Dorchester Saunders+ Bellamy

Flockhart Alf District Leader Shoreditch Simpson+ Warburton+ HallFlynn Evelyn W/D/L Folkestone DonovanFoden Arthur Manchester SimpsonFoley Derek W. District Leader Bethnal Green N.E. SimpsonFord Evan Husband of Rose. Leigh-on-Sea SFFord Rose Leigh-on-Sea TNA+ Simpson+ DonovanForge Ernie Member of British

Union London Defence Force, Welsh Regiment

Leytonstone Warburton+ TNA KV2/886

Forshaw Mrs. W. S. Probably British Union Stokes PapersForster Hubert 66 Almond Road,

KetteringTNA KV3/277

Fortune Miss Gladys. Womens District Leader, South Paddington Simpson

Forward H. Jack District Leader Exeter Western Gazette June 1940+ Warburton+ TNA HO45/25115

Foster Francis J. District Treasurer Westminster St Georges Hall+ Simpson+ York+ Irvine+ TNA HO45/25754

Fowden Arthur Cpl. Welsh Regiment

Manchester The Word+ Simpson+ Bellamy

Fowden Frederick Simpson+ IrvineFowler E.J. District Leader Bromley Simpson+ Wynn+ TNA

HO45/25752 & HO283/40+ IoM Photo+ HO45/25115

Francis-Hawkins Neil Lanfear The Director General of British Union Whittleton+ TNA HO283/40+ HO45/25115+ Simpson

Franks Thomas Bristol WhittletonFrench Charles Eastbourne Peter FergusonFrimutt Mr. Probably British Union WilkinsonFrith E.V. Flying Officer,

DFM, MM, RAF 3 medals

District Leader The Word+ Simpson

Frith Freddy District Leader Barnsley Simpson+ BuckFryer Captain. Trawler skipper District Officer Hull BuckGaiger Raimond West Lewisham ROFGale Eric Redhill BuckGannon John Anthony 11 Clarmont Street,

Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester

TNA KV3/277

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Gannon Michael Leeds Buck+ IoM PhotoGardner Mr. Hendon Gilbert TNA fileGarner Charles London & Gloucester Irvine+ York+ Simpson+

WhittletonGauger Reg CharnleyGeary S. Detained Ham

Common Interrogation Centre

Chiswick Branch ROF

Gee Harold ROFGeffin Marie SimpsonGeorge Richard Lionel District Leader Gloucester Irvine+ SimpsonGethin Aubrey C. Regional Inspector

Staffs & Warwicks.Kidderminster Branch Whittleton+ York+ Simpson

Gibbs Peter Temporary District Leader Central Hackney 1939/40

Warburton

Gibson Septimus Blue Slates Cottage, Accrington

TNA KV3/277

Gilbert Oliver Detained until Feb 1944

Marylebone Gilbert+ Whittleton+ TNA HO45/25692 & HO283/37

Gill Basil Killed in RAF after release

Watts+ Simpson

Gill Danny Interrogated Ham Common

District Leader Liverpool, District Inspector Mason

Gill Tony. ROFGissane John Central Hackney Dick SayerGoffin Maria Hastings Simpson+ PROGold Olga Probably British Union TNAGood Ann Mosley's Secretary

in the post-war Union Movement

Womens Canvass Organiser 7th London area

Warburton

Goody Elizabeth Phyllis Still in Holloway Nov. 1942

Croydon TNA+ 'Feminine Fascism' by Julie Gottlieb+ SF

Gordon Ronald Probably British Union TNA HO283/39Gore Albert Edward. 'Eddie' Cinema owner -

wrote 'Is this Justice?'

Kings Lynn Simpson+ Wynn+ Warburton+ TNA TS27/507

Gore George Brother of Eddie above. Arrested as British Union but although a supporter not a member

Warburton+ Simpson

Gorton Walter Berrow Hill, Feckenham, Nr. Redditch

TNA KV3/277

Gorton J. Manchester BuckGorton William Holas Probably British Union ROFGough Joseph Bowie Birmingham SimpsonGough Victor SimpsonGoulding Michael NHQ Official,

alleged son of Sir Winston Churchill

District Leader & PPC Shoreditch Donovan+ Simpson+ Warburton+ TNA

Gourdon Denis Cecil. Arrested on return from Dunkirk. Royal Artillery

Worthing Simpson+ Gourdon letters+ IoM Photos

Gowing Horace District Leader Derby Simpson+ UnionGraham Ted TNA KV6/5Graham Mrs. Bertha Probably British Union TNAGrant George H. Shoreditch LinehanGray Mrs. Margaret Probably British Union TNAGreen Jimmy Detained Ham

Common Interrogation Centre

Chiswick ROF

Greenfield Ronald Hasselgrave Three Trees, West Parade, Horsham

TNA KV3/277

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Greenfield Winifred A.N. Also member of Peace Pledge Union. Wife of Headmaster of Poole Grammer School

Poole Simpson+ TNA HO45/25714+ Pearson Diary

Greenhouse S or E Wilkinson+ Warburton+ BuckGrice William Scottish Member TNA HO45/25755Griffin Elizabeth Joan District Treasurer Bournemouth Simpson+ Donovan+ Saunders

Grimshaw Irvine Central Leeds BuckGrinoldby Anthony 74 Palmerston

Road, SouthseaTNA KV3/277

Grove Frank Arthur District Treasurer Southampton Brighton Evening Argus 5 June 1940

Grundy Leslie District Leader & District Inspector Huddersfield

Simpson+ Grundy

Grundy Sid Brighton Daily Mail 17 January 1998Guy Leslie c/o British Oxygen

Company, Newcastle

TNA KV3/277

Habner Mr. Camp informer Peveril Internment Camp, Isle of Mann

ROF

Haldenby Eric L. Hull Charnley+ Simpson+ TNA HO283/49

Hall G. Charles 'Ginger' Volunteer heavy rescue work after Liverpool air raids

District Leader (Sales) Richmond Hall+ Gilbert+ Watts+ Swan

Hall Howard SimpsonHall Mrs. C. V. A. C. Probably British Union TNA //HO45/25713Hall Richard Arthur Royal Armoured

Corp (Burma Star)Team Leader Herne Bay Simpson

Hamer Lt. Richard J. Alexander

Serving Officer District Leader Plymouth Bellamy+ Simpson+ Wynn+ TNA TS27/533 & HO144/21992

Hamley Frank T. Schoolteacher District Inspector Sheffield Simpson+ Bellamy+ IoM Photo

Hamm Edward Jeffrey Interned Falkland Islands + South Africa

Simpson+ 'Action Replay' by Hamm+ TNA HO45/25740

Hammond Charles Hugh Polar explorer with Schackleton Expedition

PPC Norwich, National inspector Simpson+ Bellamy+ TNA HO45/25752

Hancock M. B. Northampton BuckHansley Francis J. SimpsonHarding Lawrence W. Bury St Edmunds SimpsonHarman P. Warburton+ Signed IoM Camp

paintingHarris J. E. Piano teacher &

pianist District Treasurer Southport Charnley

Harris Leslie TNA HO45/25752Hart Ernest D. NHQ Research Department. Simpson+ UnionHartley Joseph ROFHarwood W.B.B. 82 Brunswick

Road, Southend-on Sea

TNA KV3/277

Haslam Captain. F. 53 Coy. M.G. C. Lancs. Furbs. Military Medal

British Union Candidate Middleton & Prestwich 1940 By Election

Simpson+ Wynn+ The Word

Hatton Ernest Speakers Warrant District Leader Reading SFHatton Tony WilkinsonHawkins Ronald George 22 Elmsleigh Road,

Weston-Super-Mare

TNA KV3/277

Hawksley Lt. Oliver Royal Fusilers, Military cross

Sherringham Officer in Charge North Norfolk

Simpson+ TNA HO144/21992+ The Word

Hay Norman 7 Sicilian Avenue, London, W.C.

TNA KV3/277

Hayes Florence Schoolteacher Womens District Leader Bournemouth Times 4.6.40+ DonovanHeadley N. Teacher from Isle

of ElySimpson

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Heard Mary Dean aka Mrs Flaxman, Felpham, West Sussex

Bognor Regis The Times 8/6/1940+ Simpson+ Donovan

Heath Captain. E.A. A.S.C. M.T. 5th. Div. HQ Staff

Simpson+ The Word

Hebditch Gerald Aubrey SFHein Thomas H. SimpsonHemmings Bert Coventry BuckHemphill Mr Bath SFHempel B. A. 'Bert' Barber from

Finsbury Park Escaped from Huyton Camp

District Leader Camberwell Simpson+ Hall

Henham Gertrude Francisca de Paula Tula

St. Leonards-on-Sea Simpson

Henshaw Mr. East Lancashire BuckHepburn-Ruston Cpt. Joseph Victor

ArthurActress Audrey Hepburn's father

Simpson+ Warburton

Hewitt Charles H. W. PPC Frome Wounded WW1

District Leader Bristol Simpson+ TNA HO45/25754

Hewitt Reginald T. Central Hackney & District Leader Lambeth North

Warburton-Hewitt letter

Heyland F.C. Probably British Union TNA LC0/2711Heys Harold Brother of Norman District Leader Accrington Simpson+ WhittletonHeys Norman Accrington Simpson+ Wynn+ Whittleton+

Brighton Evening Argus 5 June 1940

Heys Third brother to above Warburton

Heyworth Fred Harold Bodiam Saunders PapersHibberd H. NHQ Mailing &

Filing Clerk District Leader Westminster Abbey Simpson

Hick Captain. U. A. British Union Senior Officer London Administration. Lost an arm WW1

Simpson+ Bellamy+ ROF

Hickman Jack NHQ Storeman NHQ staff 1933 - 1939 SaundersHigham Frederick, George 70 Milton Road,

CheltenhamTNA KV3/277

Hill Clement Died shortly after release

District Leader Hendon TNA+ Warburton+ Watts+ IoM Photo?

Hirst Lionel. Detained Ham Common August 1940 on MI5 Major Maxwell Knights order. Released September 1940 on Knights order. Estate Agent. West London Organiser of British Fascists 1922-30

District Leader Chiswick ROF

Hiscox Gertrude Blount 'Molly' Rejoined British Union 1940

TNA HO45/25741

Hoar C.C. TNA CAB 66/35+ Simpson+ KV2/886

Hodges Kidderminster BuckHodgeson Fred Leeds BuckHogg J. E. Hammersmith KV2/886Hogg MacDonald P. or J Wilkinson+ TNA HO283/41Hoggarth George Frederick District Treasurer Eye Simpson+ 'Mosleys Blackshirts'

Holland Gordon Hove SFHolloway Norman Teacher. Borstall nr. Rochester Simpson+ TurnerHone B.L.. Gordon

Highlanders, Mons Star, wounded WW1

The Word+ Simpson

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Hone John H. National Inspector of British Union. 2nd Lt. Royal Engineers & 1/15 London Regiment

The Word+ Simpson

Hook Mrs. Phyllis Sister of Emily Durrell

Womens District Leader Guildford Simpson+ Donovan+ TNA HO45/25758+ HO45/23672

Hooper Frederick Farmer from Tiverton Devon. Arrested half way through shearing flock of sheep

Simpson+ Mason+ Bellamy+ Western Mail June 1940

Hooper Les Former Canadian farmer

Newcastle Hall

Hopkins C. F. 8th Middlesex Regiment

Probably British Union The Word

Horrocks Hilda Wife of Wilfred Bolton ROFHorrocks Wilfred Hector Husband of Hilda Bolton ROFHorsfall-Ertz E. R. Simpson+ Saunders+ TNA

HO45/25115 Hosey Thomas WilkinsonHosey Phillip SFHouston Major Davison Kent landowner Probably British Union TNAHoward Hugh District Leader East Ham Linehan+ LinklettHowe Arthur Bognor Regis Buck+ The Times 8/6/1940Howe 'Jock' Retired butcher District Leader Blackpool Simpson+ Bellamy+ BuckHowell Butcher SimpsonHoyle Mrs. Sarah Central Leeds Simpson+ Buck+ DonovanHudson Commander Charles

E.PPC Bognor & Chichester

District Leader Bognor Regis. Camp Leader Huyton

Wynn+ Bellamy+ Simpson

Hudson Mrs. Alma Violet Wife of Charles Womens District Leader Bognor Simpson+ Donovan+ TNA HO45/25754

Humphries James Squadron Commander R.F.C., D.S.O., Military Cross, Croix de Guerre

Simpson

Hunger R. F. M. ROFHunt Aubrey Charles Hubert District Treasurer Dulwich SF

Hunt H. C. ROFHunt L. Simpson+ IrvineHunt William C.J. Simpson+ YorkHyde-Clarke Son of detainee

Thelma Ruffer by first Marriage

Rochford ROF

Hyde-White Mr Chelsea speaker WiseIbberson Dennis J. R.A.F Islington and Lincoln Simpson+ BellamyIbbetson Frank Simpson+ IrvineIlett A.E. PPC Kings Lynn District Leader Kings Lynn SimpsonInman West Midlands BuckInstone A.K. Simpson+ Wynn+ Irvine+TNA

KV2/886Instone E. T. 'Ned' District Leader Bridgenorth Simpson+ Bellamy+ Irvine+ TNA

KV2/886Irvine S.L. 'Inky' District Leader & District Inspector

Birmingham Simpson+ Wynn+ Whittleton

Isherwood Alwyn District Leader Wakefield BuckIvan Charles Assistant District Leader TNA HO45/25754Ives Miss V. British Union

Bronze Distinction British Union Womens Drum Corps Donovan

James Alan Newcastle Branch WilliamsJarman Reginald J. District Leader Southampton Simpson+ IoM Photo+ Brighton

Evening Argus 5/6/40Jeans H. D. Flight Lieutenant,

Military Cross, R.A.F.

Simpson

Jebb Frederick H. Whitley Bay Williams+ TNA HO45/25754+ 'In Excited Times' ISBN 1-898880-0-1-8

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Jebb Ralph Gladwyn Captain Royal Scots Regiment Gassed Ypres WW1. Mentioned in despatches.

Contacts officer - Wiltshire 1935. Regional Inspector Wessex. PPC Dorset West

Simpson+ TNA HO45/25754+ Whittleton+ Salisbury Times June 1940+ Luttman Johnson

Jeeves Edward Paul. According to Brighton & Hove Gazette 8/6/40 his name was Edmund Walter Jeeves

Ex-policeman Murdered by being thrown from fast moving train

District Leader Brighton Simpson+ Watts+ Irvine+ TNA HO45/25115

Jenkins H. WilkinsonJenkins L.C. British Union Rainbow+ TNAJenkinson S. N. District Leader Guildford Surrey Advertiser 1940Jenks Jorian G.J. Founder member,

Soil AssociationAgricultural Adviser to British Union Simpson+ Irvine

Jermy Frank A.L. District Leader Kidderminster Simpson+ York+ Irvine+ Whittleton+ TNA HO45/25713

Jessop Cpl. Frank Piggott Beds & Herts Regiment,

District Leader Luton, National Organiser. Simpson+ SF

Jobbins Mrs. SFJohannesen Captain Maurice Husband of

Caroline District Leader Cobham Simpson+ SF

Johannesen Mrs. Caroline May Wife of Maurice TNA+ Simpson+ Lucy Pearson Pocket Diary

Johns L The Pool, Badsey, Nr. Evesham

TNA KV3/277

Johns Albert B Wynn+ TNA TS27/507Johnson Henry, Utric 15 Osborne Road,

Manchester 19TNA KV3/277

Johnson Ellis Norbury ROFJohnson John Bethnal Green & later Romford Union' 1958Johnson Walter Wroe 70 years old when

detainedDistrict Leader Pudsey & Otley Buck+ Simpson+ TNA

HO283/33+ Wynn+ ROFJolly Mrs. Freda 'Rose' Went on hunger

strikeDurham Simpson+ TNA HO214/72 +

HO45/25713+ 'In Excited Times' ISBN 1-898880-0-1-8

Jones Clifford Roberts, brother of William

17 Sefton Road, Liverpool

TNA KV3/277 + Wiseman+Wilkinson+Buck

Jones Leslie Brighton ROFJones Harry District Leader Southport Simpson+ Charnley+ BellamyJones John SimpsonJones Richard 'Dick' Corp., MM.,

Infantry Simpson

Jones T. J. A. ROFJones William Roberts Brother of Clifford District Leader (Exchange) Liverpool TNA + WilkinsonJordan Joe Coventry Grundy+ BuckJoyce Frank Martin Brother of William

'Lord Haw-Haw' District Leader Dulwich and Peckham Simpson

Joyce Quentin Brother of William 'Lord Haw-Haw'

TNA

Keller Ernest 'Galant' Completed Mosley's speech when Mosley knocked unconscious by brick in Liverpool

District Leader Willesden Simpson+ IoM Photo

Kennedy C.J. 253 Radford Road, Nottingham

TNA KV3/277

Kennedy Horace Skipton SFKenwright Mrs Probably British Union ROFKiddell-Monroe Colonel Died shortly after

release District Inspector West Yorkshire Simpson+ Bellamy

Killala Ned SimpsonKing Charles K. P.E. Instructor at

Ascot Camp Assistant District Leader Westminster St Georges

Simpson+ Wise+ TNA HO45/25713

King Miss Louise Ann Canteen Manageress at Daily Mail

PPC Ilford. Womens Canvass Orginiser 9th London area

Simpson+ Donovan+ Lucy Pearson Pocket Diary

King Vic Detained Ham Common

Hull Buck+ Charnley

Kinnaird Bill SimpsonKissane Liverpool BuckKitch Douglas J. Joined Peckham Branch October 1939 ROF

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Knop Richard Southampton tobacconist

Probably British Union Simpson+ TNA HO283/46

Knott Royston L. Detained 4 yrs 3 months until Aug 1944

District Leader Windsor TNA file HO45/25727

Knowles Dorothea Joined Windsor branch 1939 but British Union membership terminated when it was discovered she had German nationality. Went on hunger strike

SF + TNA HO214/72

Konig Rudy SFLacy W. H. Simpson+ IrvineLake Gerald M. Son of Annie Southend TNALake Mrs. Annie Southend SFLakes Nicholas Bradford Simpson+ Buck+ Bellamy+ TNA

HO45/25726Lambe Peter WilkinsonLamdin Richard Ralph District Treasurer Peterborough SFLang Don Yorkshire Wilkinson+ Warburton+ TNA

HO45/25115Lang ? Long Detained Isle of

Mann, released to die

Mason

Lange Eric Norman Brother of Granville below

Probably British Union Simpson

Lange Granville Norman Probably British Union TNA HO45/25714 & 25758Lavinsky Albert aka Linden,

Lewinska, Lynden Son of Polish Jewish immigrant. Journalist. Waiter at Schmidt's Restaurant. Christian Council for the Propagation of the Gospel to the Jews. Taught Mosley German in Brixton prison

West Ealing Hall+ Simpson+ Ealing. Membership records+ Daily Mail Jan 1934+ TNA HO45/25701

Lawley D.S . Sheffield Buck+ Bellamy+ SimpsonLe Suer Anthony Newcastle In Excited Times' ISBN 1-

898880-0-1-8Leach Thomas Central Hackney LinehanLees Aubrey T. O. TNA HO45/25728 + Lucy

Pearson Pocket DiaryLegg Cyril John ROF+ National Archives Ref

KV2/886Lennox Gordon R. County

Propaganda Organiser Nottinghamshire

Assistant District Leader Propaganda Nottingham

ROF

Leonard R Probably British Union HO215/360Lewis Humphrey F. Assistant District Leader (Sales) Liverpool

(Fairfield) Whittleton

Lines Roland Charles ROFLing Robert District Leader Ealing Whittleton+ YorkLinke Rolfe Probably British Union TNA - mentioned in Sylvia

Morris's Petition of Right to the King

List Klara Wife of detainee Reginald List

HO215/360

List Reginald ROFLister Bertram F. Election Agent

Leeds N.E. 1940 District Leader Harrogate Buck+ Simpson

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Lister Mrs. Marjorie Wife of Bertram, Sister of Len Jarvis. Madge took over from Len as District Leader Normanton in 1939 when he joined the Army

District Leader Normanton Simpson+ Wilkinson+ Donovan+ 'Feminine Fascism' by Julie Gottlieb

Lloyd James District Leader Ruislip Simpson+ Gilbert+ TNA HO45/25713

Lloyd Mrs. Dorothy SFLoader Mr. London policeman Member of British Union Camp Police

Force IoM Wynn

Lock Edward Probably British Union TNA HO45/23672Lockhart John L. Pupil arrested at

Bryanstone School, Dorset. Home Hexham Hall, Northumberland.

Simpson+ Bellamy+ Buck

Lockwood Charles Lancashire GrundyLoder Released from

Ascot with Captain. Marendaz (see below)

Probably British Union Warburton

Lomax R. A. or M. Kings Own Royal Lancs.

Rochdale TNA+ Grundy+ The Word+ Simpson

Longfellow Walter Died of TB 3 months after release

Leeds Buck+ Simpson+ IoM Photo

Lonsdale Mrs. Probably British Union Richard Stokes PapersLove Karl aka Phillip Emmett,

10 High Road, Woodford, Essex

TNA KV3/277

Lovegreen 'Tubby' District Treasurer Newcastle Williams+ 'In Excited Times' ISBN 1-898880-0-1-8

Lovely Percy T. 43 Westmoreland Road, Bromley

TNA KV3/277

Lowe Frederick Simpson+ TNA HO45/25754Lowe June Trixie Norwich SFLuckin William C. NHQ journalist District Leader Paddington South. County

Propaganda Orginiser WarwickshireSimpson+ TNA HO45/25115

Luke Robert Bromley SFLuker Robert Arthur 16 St Andrews

Road, PortsmouthTNA KV3/277

Lunnis Reg Taunton SFLunt P. Private R.F.C. The Word+ SimpsonLuttman-Johnson

Captain. H.W. Indian Cavalry Long term detainee

Luttman -Johnson+ Simpson+ Wynn+ Bellamy+ Whittleton+ HO283/13+ TNA HO45/25115

Lux D. Probably British Union WilkinsonLux Edward Probably British Union WilkinsonLyall F.M (or Thomas) K. Southend Simpson+ Irvine+ WhittletonLyall Keith Rainbow+ SimpsonLynn John Bellamy+ WynnLyon John Bellamy letter 26/1/1958Lyon L. Camp Secretary

Ascot District Leader Worthing Wynn+ Swan+ TNA HO283/23

Lyons Desmond Sheffield BuckMacDonald F.J. Probably British Union HO215/360MacDonald Mrs Wife of F.J.

MacDonaldProbably British Union HO215/360 + Wilkinson

MacDonald Major Basil SFMace Captain. WilkinsonMacHastie E. Probably British Union TNA HO45/25115MacNab Angus Director of Press Relations until 1937 TNA KV2/2474 & 5 + Simpson

MacQueen James M London Scottish 2 medals

Sonning (Berkshire ) Simpson+ Whittleton+ The Word

MacWilliams H. SFMacWilliams P. J. ROF

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Maddocks Hubert Sydney Southend-on-Sea 1934 - 1940 ROF & SFMalomby Father WilkinsonManico Captain. Frank E. 20th. London

Regiment (2 medals )

District Leader Chichester 1934, District Leader Haslemere 1939

The Word+ Simpson+ Bellamy letter 26/1/1958

Mann Douglas W. Simpson+ Warburton+ IoM Photo

Manning Harold North Hackney Gourdon+ IoM PhotosMansi Alf Lincoln Wilkinson+ Simpson+ TNA

Fane file Marandola Geraldo Edinburgh SFMarendaz Captain. Dennis. M. K. Royal Flying Corps,

Racing Driver Warburton+ 'It Could Happen To You'

Markl A. Escaped from Huyton Camp

South London Mason+ Wynn

Marks A. SimpsonMarks David. District Leader Nottingham ROFMarsden Kenneth E. County Propaganda Organiser Yorkshire Simpson+ GrundyMarshall Mrs Hilde M. Manchester TNA+ Simpson+ DonovanMarson Arthur Hull Simpson+ TNA HO283/49+ IoM

PhotoMarston Miss Kathleen NHQ Secretary to

McKechnie Donovan+ Irvine

Martin Clarence Brother of Harold Shanklin Isle of Wight SF+ KV2/886Martin Harold Brother of

Clarence. Deputy District Leader St. Leonards on Sea. County Propaganda Organiser Sussex

SF

Martin S. H. E. TNA KV2/886 CAB 66/35+ Simpson

Mash D.W. L/Cpl. R.A.M.C. (2 medals)

Simpson+ The Word

Mason Arthur Leonard District Leader Limehouse Whittleton+ Wynn+ SimpsonMason John SimpsonMaster O. Simpson+ IrvineMathieson George 41 Grey Street,

Ardwick, Manchester

TNA KV3/277

Mawer G.W. 171 Winn Street, Lincoln

TNA KV3/277

Mazengarb A.J. 66 Furber Street, Crewe

TNA KV3/277

McClery J.J. Royal Engineers, 5 years active service

The Word+ Simpson

McEvoy Mr. SimpsonMcGovern Harry. Bolton ROFMcKechnie Hector National Meetings Organiser of British

Union Simpson+ Bellamy+ TNA HO45/25713 & HO283/48

McKee Mrs. L. D. L. Womens District Leader Portsmouth & Southsea

Simpson+ Donovan

McKie Mr WilkinsonMcLaughlan Andrew, Edward 42 Swanswell

Terrace, CoventryTNA KV3/277 + Buck

McLean J. C. ROFMcLean Michael J.A. Brighton

policeman. Later became a ballet dancer

Brighton Simpson+ Wilkinson+ Mason+ TNA HO45/25754 According to Whittleton he was also District Leader Walsall at some period. According to Brighton & Hove Gazette 8/6/40 his name was Alan Stuart Mclean

McMullen Patrick. District Leader Ryhope Co. Durham and District Leader Sunderland

SF + Buck

Meissner William H. London butcher Whittleton+ Wilkinson+ Rainbow

Mendham Frederick District Leader South Hackney Action Dec 1960+ SimpsonMercer Richard E. Liverpool & Blackburn Simpson+ York+ IoM PhotoMerchant L.S. 50 Double Row,

Eldon, Co. DurhamTNA KV3/277

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Merriman George Raymond Arrested on return from Dunkirk where he had sailed his boat to rescue British troops

Southampton Simpson+ Bellamy+ Irvine+ Brighton Evening Argus 5/6/40

Meyer Vernon Probably British Union WhittletonMeyer W. P. Probably British Union WhittletonMeyers George Crippled Member Bradford and Brighthouse TNA+ BuckMiller Arnold SimpsonMiller Basil RAF Pilot Wynn+ SimpsonMiller G.W. 78 Clifton Road,

Darlington, Co. Durham

TNA KV3/277

Milligan Walter Percy Times June 1940+ Simpson+ TNA HO45/25752

Milligen William A. B. Assistant County Propaganda Organiser South Yorkshire

Whittleton+ Simpson+ TNA HO45/25754

Milliken W. WW1 RSM. LCC Schools Inspector. Internment Camp Postman

Wynn+ Hall

Mills Bertie Not British Union but "detained for furthering the cause of British Union"

ROF

Mills Stuart Edward J. Fowler met him in Walton Gaol

Mitchell Mrs. Constance E. Variously Womens District Leader Frome, Bath, Radstock and North Somerset.

ROF+ TNA KV2/888

Mith F. WilkinsonMoffatt James District Leader Glasgow , District Leader

Blantyre TNA HO45/25755+ Simpson+ IoM Photo

Monk Jo ROFMonroe Captain. District Leader York BuckMontgomery Mrs. ROFMoore T.C. Byways, Flanchford

Road, ReigateTNA KV3/277

Moran Thomas P. Middleweight Boxing Champion of British Navy

Acting Leader of British Union 1940 after Mosley's arrest

TNA TS27/533+ Simpson

Mortell Leo Hull CharnleyMosley Lady Diana Wife of the Leader of British Union TNA PCOM9/880Mosley Sir Oswald Ernald The Leader of British Union TNA HO45/24891 - 24894Mountjoy John N. P. I. District Leader & founder member of Bristol

Branch Simpson+ Irvine+ Whittleton+ TNA HO45/25754

Moxon WynnMunn Miss E. F. TNA HO45/25115Murphy A.K. Probably British Union WhittletonNapper Charles F. District Leader Ripon BuckNaughten or Naughton

John District Leader Burnley Simpson

Newenham Mrs Dorothy Wife of Henry Newenham, Editor of TRUTH

Simpson+ Daily Express 6/7/1940

Nicholson Wilfred J. 'Nick' District Leader Newcastle North. Later District Inspector Newcastle

Williams+ 'In Exciting Times' ISBN 898880-0-1-8

Nickolls John Assistant District Leader and District Treasurer Kingston

Gilbert+ Blackshirts in Kingston Project+ IoM Photo

Nightingale Alfred District Leader Horsham Simpson+ TNA HO283/23Nobbs Thomas C. District Leader Mitcham Whittleton+ WilkinsonNommensen Derek Taught Mosley

German in Brixton Gaol

TNA+ Saunders+ Hall

Norbury Captain. C. District Leader Harrogate BuckNorbury Mrs. M. L. Wife of above Womens District Leader Ripon Buck+ 'Feminine Fascism' by

Julie GottliebNorman Ernest Admiralty Civil

Police, Steward at Earls Court Peace Rally 1939

British Union Team Leader in Bath ROF

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Norris Alfred Northampton Robert Saunders Papers+ Bucks

Nye Reverend Harold E.B. Vicar of Scampton, Lincoln Bellamy+ Wilkinson+ Simpson+ TNA HO283/45

Oakes Charles Ex-Indian Army Wynn+ Wilkinson+ BuckO'Byrne Donald P. Croydon Simpson+ IoM Photo+

Manchester Guardian 4/6/40O'Connell Morgan NHQ employee IoM photo+ SimpsonO'Conner Francis Bernard Probably British Union TNAO'Connor Gerald 165 Windsor

Street, LiverpoolTNA KV3/277

Oddsson Captain. John Sigundur

Icelandic born naturalised British trawler owner from Hull

District Leader. Buck+ Bellamy+ TNA file

O'Donohue Brian Essex Member TNA HO45/25722+ Stukey file+ Simpson

O'Hare P. Probably British Union WhittletonOliver Harold WarburtonOrrin Elsie Action' 1962Orton L.W. Commercial

Traveller District Leader Burgess Hill Brighton Evening Argus

12/6/1940+ TNA KV2/886Osborn T.C.H. Probably British Union SimpsonOsborne Frank. A. J. British Union NHQ

Commercial Department

District Leader East Ham Simpson+ York+ Linehan+ Irvine+ TNA HO45/25115

Pacey Maurice NHQ employee District Inspector 6th London Area Simpson+ Whittleton+ Rainbow

Paine Anthony Kenny East London SFPaine Austin J. Esher Probably British Union TNA HO45/25738Palmer W.R. 45 Dexter Street,

DerbyTNA KV3/277

Palmer Mr. District Inspector 7th. London Area GilbertPalmer-Thompson

George Died during internment

York Bellamy+ Simpson

Park A. Awarded DCM, MM, Croix de Guerre WW1

British Union candidate Croydon Municipal Elections

Warburton

Parker A.L. Devon Pharmacist Simpson+ Gilbert+ IoM PhotoParker Anthony Son of Charles Ilminster SFParker Charles Father of Anthony Ilminister SFParkes Simpson+ SwanParkinson Mrs. Florence Manchester TNA+ Donovan+ Simpson+

Lucy Pearsons Pocket DiaryParry George Ernest District Leader Eastbourne Buck+ Simpson+ TNA KV2/886

Parry Mrs. M. Wife of George Eastbourne TNA+ Donovan+ Simpson+ Lucy Pearson's Pocket Diary

Parsons Harold James District Leader Petersfield Brighton Evening Argus 5/6/40+ Comrade+ Whittleton+ Simpson+ TNA HO45/25754

Pastorelli Miss Lena Speaker during 1940 Womens Peace Campaign

Simpson+ Donovan

Patterson Douglas District Leader Wood Green Wilkinson+ BuckPayne Tony Delicatessan in

Piccadilly Luigi Albertini

Pearson Lady Grace Regulation 18A Order

British Union PPC Canterbury Bellamy+ Simpson

Pearson Miss Lucy Marion Heath

Hove Branch Lucy Pearson's Pocket Diary

Pearson Mrs. Norah Speakers warrant Team Leader Bournemouth Donovan+ Simpson+ Times 4.6.40

Peel Peter Windsor TNA KV2/2476Pelling Reg F.J District Leader Epping Warburton+ KV2/886Penna Lt. Frank East Yorkshire

Regiment 2 medals The Word+ Simpson

Pennells Captain. Billy DSB Bar MM Bar East Yorkshire Regiment & Cameroon Highlanders

Leeds Branch TNA HO45/25114+ Simpson+ The Word+ Grundy+ Buck

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Pepler Victor R District Leader Swindon, Simpson+ IoM Photo+ TNA HO45/25115

Pepper E Team Leader Sheffield Ecclesall branch Simpson+ BellamyPerks E H Simpson + TNA HO 215/168Peroni Doris Wife of Douglas Donovan+ TNA HO45/25713Peroni Douglas Hampstead Branch official Action 1980s+ WisePerigoe Bernard Charles TNA HO45/25713+ SimpsonPerry Mr. Probably British Union TNA HO45/25691Peters Mr. SimpsonPhillips Ernest 115 Ambridge

Street, LiverpoolTNA KV3/277

Phillips Captain. A.W. Ox. & Bucks. Light Infantry

Simpson+ The Word

Phillips Gerald William District Leader Shoreham SFPickmere John Travers London member Simpson+ Wynn+ IoM PhotoPiercy Eric Hamilton Head of British

Union 'I' Squad Took small boat to Dunkirk to rescue 500 British troops 1940. Machine gunned by German aircraft on return journey. Detained immediately on return to UK .

Bellamy+ Simpson

Pile Bertram 'Duke' Limehouse Warburton+ Linehan+ TNAPilling Thomas 28 Oxford Street,

LiverpoolTNA KV3/277

Pilling Sidney ROFPinckard Robin British Union House

Leader at IoM Simpson+ TNA HO283/43

Pitman Mr. HallPitt-Rivers George Henry Lane

FoxAnthropologist. Captain Royal Dragoons

British Union member 1935 Wynn+ The Times 1/7/1940+ Bellamy+ Simpson

Pitts Michael Probably British Union Letter from McNeil Sloane in Australia

Plaskett Cyril District Inspector & District Leader Bethnal Green NE

Linehan+ Simpson

Pobjoy Reginald District Leader Twickenham Stokes PapersPocock John Edwin Buck+ Simpson+ TNA+

HO45/25754+ HO283/45+ HO45/233672+ HO45/25115

Podger W 238 Fulham Road, London SW6

TNA KV3/277

Podger A.G. District Inspector 7th London Area of British Union

Irvine+ Simpson

Podmore H. Possibly originally a Limehouse member

District Leader Norwood TNA

Pollard Doug ? Leicester BuckPorter Bernard 7 The Street,

Ashstead, SurreyDistrict Leader Epsom TNA KV3/277

Porter Walter Agricultural Workers Union Official

Salisbury Simpson+ Salisbury Times June 1940+ Saunders

Potter Albert Lorry driver, died immediately after release

Swaffham Bellamy+ Simpson

Potter Mrs. 'Gillie' Wife of above Norfolk Donovan+ Bellamy+ SimpsonPounds John E. Eastbourne WhittletonPownall George SaundersPreece J. East London member BuckPreen John Charles Wynn+ Simpson+ TNA

HO45/25115Prescott Fare Probably British Union Simpson

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Prestage J. Sgt., Royal Engineers, R.C.S. (Mons Star, Victory and General Service Medals )

The Word+ Simpson

Price Florence. Hackney Linehan+ WarburtonPrice Leonard H. District Leader North Hackney Warburton+ LinehanProctor Captain. Alex Scottish Horse

Regiment TNA+ Gilbert

Punford Norman ROFPyle SimpsonRadford Charlie P. District Treasurer Birkenhead TNA HO45/25114+ Simpson+

MarsonRaison Harry British Union but

detained in mistake for father who had died 6 months earlier

ROF

Ramsden Robert 4 Glebe House, Crosslands, Guildford

TNA KV3/277

Randall George Henry Butcher Brighton SimpsonRandall Mrs. Mathilda Wife of George

aboveBrighton Wynn+ The Times 20/12/40+

SimpsonRapp Percy William R.A.F. TNA HO45/25690+ HO214/67+

Gilbert Rathbone George Husband of

Thelma, Variety artist

ROF

Rathbone Thelma Wife of George, Variety artist

ROF

Raven Thomson Alexander The Director of Policy of the British Union Bellamy+ TNA HO283/48+ Simpson

Reale Michael Anthony Coal merchant from Alton, Hampshire

Wynn+ Wilkinson+ ROF

Reeks Mrs. E. M. Wife of Walter Stretford TNA+ SimpsonReeks Walter F. Husband of

detainee Mrs E. M. Reeks

Stretford ROF

Reeve Miss L. M. Died by her own hand after release

British Union PPC Norfolk N.W. Comrade+ Simpson+ 'Feminine Fascism' by Julie Gottlieb

Regan J.G 11 Coronation Terrace, Trimdon Village, Co. Durham

TNA KV3/277

Revett Douglas British Union Speakers Warrant

Warburton

Reynolds Reg R. Assistant District Leader Wood Green. District Leader Shoreditch

Bellamy+ Simpson

Rice Edward Kent farmer SimpsonRichards A. C. C. J. ROFRichards A. E. 'Dick' Central Hackney official Buck+ GilbertRichards Alfred Hicks Pembrokeshire

farmerPembroke Bellamy+ Irvine+ Simpson

Richards Miss Phoebe Daughter of A. H. Simpson+ SF + HO45/25109Richards William Brailey Willesden SFRichards William Worthing SFRichardson Frederick British Union Official Gillingham Turner+ YorkRigby Richard British Union District Inspector 10th.

London Area Whittleton+ Watts+ Swan+ TNA HO45/25115

Riley A.J. Deputy District Leader Coventry WhittletonRiley Charles Captain. R.A.S.C.

(3 medals) District Leader Southport The Word+ Simpson

Risdon Wilfred Director of National Union Against Vivisection

Chief Election Agent of the British Union Bellamy+ TNA HO283/13+ Simpson

Rivera Rosario Liverpool Branch ROFRix Reginald 17/21 Lancers.

Lieutenant Home Guard WW2

Hatfield Branch The Word+ Simpson

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Robert Jeffrey. Leeds ROFRoberts Arthur Graybrook 15 The Croft,

HastingsTNA KV3/277

Roberts Mrs. Mary Womens District Leader Manchester Withington branch

TNA+ Donovan+ Simpson

Roberts R.L.F. R.A.M.C. District Leader Manchester Withington Simpson+ The WordRobinson A 5 Thirlmere Road,

Pike Hill, Nr. Burnley

TNA KV3/277

Robinson Harold 'Larry' British Union Speakers Warrant

South London Warburton+ IoM Photo+ TNA HO45/25754+ Simpson

Robinson Jack W. British Union Speakers Warrant

District Treasurer Essex Swan+ TNA HO45/25115

Rolfe Freddie Michael Quill, Mosley Directorate

Rollins Philip Kingston Wilkinson+ WisemanRollo R. SimpsonRose Desmond Harvey Norwich TNA HO45/25713+ SimpsonRossiter Peter 16 Guildford Street,

BrightonTNA KV3/277

Row Robert Post-War Editor of 'Action'

Lancaster Simpson+ Warburton+ IoM Photo

Rowe T. W. Victor M.T. A.S.C. Sig. gassed at the Somme in WW1 Naval Air Service. Still detained April 1945

TNA HO45/25690+ The Word+ Simpson

Rowlands Jack 65 Oliver Street, Liverpool

TNA KV3/277

Ruffer Roland Husband of Thelma ROF

Ruffer Thelma Womens National Inspector

Womens District Leader Westminster. W/C/O Limehouse. Chief Womens Canvass Organiser of British Union

ROF

Russell 'Jack' A. D. R.F.C., R.A.F. District Leader Halifax Buck+ GrundyRussell Pamela SFRussett Frank Horsham SFRyan Michael District Leader Wandsworth Central Warburton+ Whittleton+

WilkinsonRyder Iris Katherine Bournemouth Simpson+ DonovanSalisbury J. Portsmouth Whittleton+ TNA HO45/25115Samuel Miss aged 17 Probably British Union Stokes PapersSandell E. Stennett NHQ employee Whittleton+ Simpson+ TNA

HO283/41 & 45+ WilkinsonSanderson E. Simpson+ BellamySant John Died on active

service WW2 after release

National Inspector of BU Simpson+ Buck+ Irvine+ Whittleton

Saunders Ernest F. Temporary District Leader Westminster Abbey. Also of Rotherfield Sussex

Whittleton+ Irvine+ Simpson+ TNA HO45/25115

Saunders, O.B.E.

Robert District Leader Dorset West Simpson+ Saunders

Saundes 'Winny' WilkinsonSawyer Stanley Lowestoft Branch Simpson+ SFSchneider A. J. The last British

Union detainee to be released: 1st April 1945

Hall+ Simpson

Scott Arthur.W. Member from Beeston, Nottingham

Temporary District Leader Rushcliffe Irvine+ Simpson

Scott George District Leader Richmond upon Thames Saunders+ Simpson+ Whittleton+ Hall

Scott-Ford Duncan SimpsonSeabrook Royal Air Force Hall+ SimpsonSedgewick Robert Anthony Middlesborough SFSelf Fred Aylesbury SFShapland Albert Tunbridge Wells SF + HO45/25731Sharland Clara M. Australian, joined

British Union July 1939

Lucy Pearson Pocket Diary

Sharpe Gertrude ROFSharp J. R.A.S.C, M.T. Simpson+ The Word

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Shaw Captain Probably British Union Stokes PapersShaw Hartley Stourbridge Buck+ SwanShelmerdine Philip Later Father

Shelmerdine. Detained Ham Common Interrogation Centre

District Leader Moss Side Bellamy+ Irvine+ TNA HO45/25713+ Simpson

Shelmerdine Mrs. Rita Kathleen Wife of above. Interrogated Latchmere House Ham Common

Donovan+ Simpson+ 'Feminine Fascism'/Gottlieb+ TNA HO45/25736

Shepherd Albert Tunbridge Wells Branch Mason+ HO45/25115Shepherd James L. Business Manager

of British Union, Circulation Manager of Action, Hon. Sec. British Traders Bureau; PPC Islington;

District Leader Islington Simpson+ Irvine+ York+ Whittleton+ TNA HO283/9

Sherston Lt. William Edric Regional Inspector Suffolk Simpson+ Wynn+ TNA HO45/25758

Sherston Mrs. Mother of above, owner of Otley Hall Woodbridge Suffolk

Womens Canvass Organiser - Suffolk Simpson

Shetland C.M Probably British Union ROF+ 'Diana Mosley' by Anna de Courcy

Shields J.V. From N.E. of England

Simpson

Shillito Mr. Evelyn Central Leeds BuckShippam W.H. Queens West

Kents West Sussex The Word+ Simpson+ SF

Shirmer Christopher Probably British Union RainbowShirmer W. TNASimmonds James District Leader - Manchester (Gorton) BuckSimon Martin Probably British Union SimpsonSimons or Symons

Bill Policeman Brixton Simpson+ Harry Whitbread

Simpson Harry Private 6th Battalion N.

Member from Washington, N.E England The Word+ Simpson+ 'In Excited Times' ISBN 1-898880-0-1-8

Simpson Mrs. Daveyhulme TNA+ SimpsonSims A.William District Leader Manchester ROF + KV2/2476Skeels Cecil Joined October

1939 TNA HO45/25746

Sloane McNeil NHQ, Manchester and Limehouse Wynn+ McNeil Sloane+ Simpson+ Comrade

Smeaton-Stuart Captain. John Roland R.F.C. 2 sigs Former BU member Simpson+ The Word+ TNA HO45/25714 & HO283/64

Smith J 32 Fengates Road, Reigate

Assistant District Leader (Propaganda) Reigate

TNA KV3/277

Smith A. R. SFSmith Alfred Camberley Bellamy+ SimpsonSmith Arthur Publican 3 medals

WW1 Canterbury official Simpson

Smith Brian Agent for British Union election candidate, died shortly after release

Sherringham Bellamy+ Simpson

Smith Charles Cuthbert Governor of Young Offenders Prison dismissed for British Union membership

Southampton Branch SF

Smith Charles Horace District Leader SFSmith Kathleen Wife of Alfred

SmithChartham SF

Smith Lt. Bryan R.A.S.C. Simpson+ The WordSmith Raymond A. Acting District Treasurer - Bury St

Edmunds, also Liverpool Simpson+ Whittleton+ The Times 7/6/40+ TNA HO45/25754+ York

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Smith Roy Southampton Branch SFSmith Renee, Margaret Probably British Union ROFSmythe Sidney Roy Royal Marines,

helped in evacuation of Dunkirk, arrested on return

Organiser of British Union Ex-Servicemen Section at Ascot Detention Camp

TNA+ Wynn+ Simpson

Sowden A. Manchester SimpsonSparrow Bethnal Green BuckSperni Mr. Camp informant ROFStacey Leonard Boston Lincs. Irvine+ Whittleton+ Simpson+

TNA HO45/23672+ HO45/25754

Standing Leslie Worthing TNA HO262/1Stanford Mary Agnes 'Molly' TNA HO45/25741Stannard Arthur Kings Lynn Wilkinson+ SimpsonStansby W. W. Wilmslow Cheshire ROFSteele A.D.R 148 Whittington

Road, London, N22TNA KV3/277

Steele Job Robert 16 Florence Road, Parkstone, Dorset

TNA KV3/277

Steele Allan 'Jock' British Union Speakers Warrant, Husband of Marjorie

District Leader Tottenham Simpson

Steele Mrs. Elsie. Marjorie Wife of 'Jock' Womens District Leader Wood Green, Womens Canvass Organiser

Simpson+ Donovan

Steer Eric British Union Speakers Warrant

Mitcham Warburton

Steidelman Harry Alexander District Leader for London University TNA HO45/25735+ SimpsonStephens A.C.E. aka Esteband Probably British Union Wilkinson+ Simpson+ TNA

HO45/25713 & HO283/34Stephens Dorothea Gertrude ROFStephens R. A. J. District Leader Cheltenham ROFStephenson Doctor H. M. M.C. Royal Army

Medical Corps. Husband of Gladys, Womens District Leader Dorset West (not detained)

Simpson+ Saunders+ Bellamy

Stevens H.K. Secretary to Francis Hawkins, interrogated Ham Common

Simpson

Stevenson W. R J. Simpson+ SFSteward Simpson+ Swan+ WiseStewart Alex Detained while on

military service Manchester Buck

Stewart Clyde North Islington WhittletonStock A. E. SimpsonStokes Ronald Frederick Harrow TNA CAB 66/35Stone A.E. Trooper E.R.

Yeomanry Linklett

Stone Mr Dentist Kidderminster BuckStorey Arthur A gay non-active

London memeber who was denounced as "dangerous" by neighbours who did not like his life style

ROF

Stoves John County Propaganda Organiser Durham

District Leader Sedgefield SF

Strait-Gardner E. L. C. Ex-seaman, owned radio shop

ROF+ Warburton+ Hall+ IoM Photo

Streeter Kathleen Wife of William Chichester SFStreeter William Frederick Husband of

KathleenAssistant District Leader and District Treasurer Chichester

SF

Stroud William J Swindon Watts+ Swan

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Stuckey Derek R. District Inspector for Combined English Universities. District Leader for Oxford University

Simpson+ Whittleton+ York+ Irvine+ TNA HO45/25754

Surtees G. 'Squire' RFC Pilot, M.S.M, M. in D.

District Leader Lowestoft Simpson+ Whittleton+ The Word+ Swan+ Bellamy+ IoM Photo

Sutton George F. Wounded 4 times in WW1

British Union Director of Research. Simpson+ Bellamy+ Whittleton+ TNA HO283/9+ HO45/25115

Swan Arthur W. Camp Leader Ascot

District Treasurer Lowestoft Wynn+ IoM Photo+ Swan+ Simpson

Swan Marta Wife of Thomas F Swan

Epping Donovan+ 'Feminine Fascism'/Julie Gottlieb

Swan Thomas F. District Treasurer Epping Bellamy+ ComradeSwift Chris Bognor Regis Simpson+ The Times 8/6/1940

Symonds Albert W.G Garage Owner, Writer. Royal Navy Victory Medal, 1914-1918 Star

Portsmouth. County Propaganda Organiser Hants

TNA HO45/25754

Talbot Bernard WilkinsonTallet B. Royal Navy Simpson+ The WordTarry Frederick G. District Leader Abingdon ROF & SFTaylor C. SimpsonTaylor Captain Bellamy letter 26/1/58Taylor F. Probably British Union, Poole SimpsonTaylor J. Private 1st Btn.

Lauries Fusiliers King's Liverpool Regt. Medals: Victory 1914-18 Star King's Certificate for Honour and Disablement

Sheffield Branch? The Word+ TNA TS27/553+ Simpson+ Buck

Taylour 'Fabulous' Fay Racing motorist, motorcycle champion

Simpson+ Taylour mss+ Donovan+ Comrade+ TNA KV

Teale Charles Wakefield Simpson+ BuckTedesco Leslie TNA HO45/25752Tester N? Westminster Abbey WhittletonThomas A.J. 20 Chatsworth

Avenue, WembleyTNA KV3/277

Thomas Alexander R.A.F. District Leader Southampton Simpson+ Wise+ Union+ TNA HO45/25115+ Brighton Evening Argus 5/6/40

Thomas G.E. Detained Sept 1939 released. Re-arrested May 1940

Rainbow+ Action+ Simpson

Thomas 'Old' Fred Southampton Wilkinson+ Saunders PapersThomas Reverend John Vivian Vicar of Langton-by-

Wragbury, LincolnLincoln Simpson+ Wilkinson+ Bellamy+

TNA Fane file+ The Times 1/7/40

Thomas William? Wilkinson+ HO214/67Thomson George Findlay Acting District Leader Edinburgh Central TNA HO45/25755+ Simpson+

Warburton+ SFThomson Sqdn. Ldr. John

James Wallace-Serving RAF officer St. Albans TNA+ Simpson+ Bellamy+

Comrade+ WiseThornley K.W. TNAThornton Wilkinson+ SFTibbs Patrick Son of Rev. Tibbs

(see below)Times, 5/5/2008 + R. Beers, husband of granddaughter of Rev. Tibbs

Tibbs John Dudley Montague

Well-known amateur boxer. Son of Rev. Tibbs (see below)

TNA TS27/507+ Wynn+ Simpson

Tibbs Reverend H.S. Teigh Rectory Oakham

TNA TS27/507+ Wynn+ Bellamy+ Simpson

Tierney 'Dan' Norwood Gourdon+ Simpson+ IoM Photo

Tillotson William SFTitcombe Arthur Acting District Leader Aylesbury SF

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Tivey Robert T.A District Leader Lincoln Wilkinson+ HO45/23672Tofts Lt. Vincent G. Serving officer East

Surrey Regiment 1940 arrested on active service

Assistant Leader Chichester. Assistant District Leader Chelsea. District Treasurer Chelsea, Election Agent.

Simpson+ TNA HO144/21992 & H0144/840194

Toynbee Frank Builder from Barnham

SF

Trani Robert TNA HO45/25736+ HO283/23Tregear Miss Joyce Probably British Union SimpsonTrengrove Harry C Postman District Leader Truro Simpson+ Mason+ BellamyTubby R. In charge of motor

cycles, British Union Day March, May 1939

Bethnal Green Buck

Turner A.E. ROFTurner Capt. E. Suffolk Regiment,

Military Cross The Word+ Wynn+ Simpson

Turner S.W. Sheffield Master Cutler, Captain in WW1 when awarded M.M. twice for bravery

Bellamy+ Wise+ Simpson

Turton Victor Assistant District Leader Propaganda Nottingham

Wilkinson+ Saunders Papers+ SF

Upfold John J. ROFVarey Ronald Assistant District Leader Sales SimpsonVaughan-Henry Dr. Leigh Interrogated Ham

Common, Army Officer WW1

British Union Director of Music Wynn+ Simpson+ Daily Telegraph 15/6/40+ Charnley+ TNA HO45/25752

Verity ROFWace Dennys C. TNA HO45/25752+ HO214/67Walker C. S. Worcester TNA HO262/1Walker Eric See advert in 1957 issue of

UNIONWallace Jean Daughter of Walter

Wroe JohnsonPutney Wynn+ Mason+ Donovan+ ROF

Wallace Vivian Son of Walter Wroe Johnson

Putney Wynn+ Mason+ ROF

Wallace Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Partner of Walter Wroe Johnson

Womens District Leader Fulham West Wynn+ Donovan+ Mason+ ROF

Wallis Lewis Morden District Leader Chelmsford SFWalters E.W. Watts+ SwanWalton Probably British Union SwanWard Leslie ROFWard Mrs. Peggy From Preston in W.

SussexProbably British Union TNA

Waters William Drury Lane, Rodington, Nr. Shrewsbury

TNA KV3/277

Waters Harold Probably detained Central Hackney LinehanWatson Freddie D. A/D/L (Sales) Sheffield Ecclesall branch Simpson+ Buck+ Bellamy+ IoM

PhotoWatts C. F. 'Charlie' R.A.F. Served with

Lawrence of ArabiaDistrict Leader Westminster St George Simpson+ Watts+ Bellamy+

Irvine+ Whittleton+ TNA HO45/25702+ Hall

Watts E. J. 'Archie' Archibald Sgt.Royal Berkshire Regiment

Portsmouth District Leader Gourdon+ Simpson+ IoM photo

Webb G. Northern Command Head Quarters Manchester

British Union official Daily Telegraph 15/6/40+ Simpson

Webster John Alban Marson+ Saunders PapersWeininger Richard Probably British Union Stokes PapersWells C. Simpson+ IrvineWest Charles Aka Louis Karl

Gottlieb, aka Karl Otto West

District Leader Silvertown branch Simpson

Wharton Alan District Leader Richmond Upon Thames Hall+ British Union GazetteWheatley J Anstiebury, Fee

Farm Road, Claygate, Surrey

TNA KV3/277

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Whelan 'Jimmie' SimpsonWhinfield Edward Son of Muriel British Union PPC Stoke Newington TNA TS27/507+ Wynn+

Simpson+ BuckWhinfield Mrs. Muriel British Union PPC Petersfield Simpson+ Saunders PapersWhitbread Harry Brixton Simpson+ WarburtonWhitby Desmond E. District Leader Nottingham Whittleton+ SimpsonWhite F.W.O. Nottingham Wiseman+ SimpsonWhite Jack Slough Simpson+ BellamyWhite L. Frederick? Gilbert+ WilkinsonWhite Mrs. Hopson ROFWhite Oliver Advertising

executive. Bellamy letter 26/1/58

White Peter WilkinsonWhite Roland District Leader Wimbledon Wimbledon News 1939+

Wilkinson+ GilbertWhite William Cooper Pvt. 2nd Scottish

Rifles, On arrest his 2 young children were left solely in the care of a 14 year old girl

Slough Simpson+ TNA TS27/533

Whitley Dennis Nottinghamshire ROF+ WhittletonWhitmore Mrs. Probably British Union TNA HO45/25114Whittleton E. Harvey Ealing Simpson+ Whittleton+ TNA

HO45/25754Wilcock R.R.S. 23 Todorden Road,

BurnleyTNA KV3/277

Wilkins George Postman King's Lynn WilkinsonWilkinson Robert District Leader Lincoln Simpson+ TNA Fane fileWilliams G.E. 35 Eastham Village

Road, Eastham, Cheshire

TNA KV3/277

Williams Frederick Grandson of 'Pop' District Treasurer Gillingham SF+ SimpsonWilliams J.A. 'Bill' Joined Royal

Engineers on release. Seriously wounded North African Campaign WW2

District Treasurer Newcastle Williams

Williams Leonard Father of Bill Newcastle WilliamsWilliams William Leslie Son of 'Pop', District Leader Gillingham SimpsonWilliams Trevor E Probably British Union TNAWilliams William 'Pop' Charles Royal West Kents,

2 medals South African Campaign, 16 years active service.

Gillingham The Word+ Simpson+ Union

Williamson Henry Author of 'Tarka the Otter' & 'Chronicles of Ancient Sunlight', appears to have been detained briefly

Simpson+ Williamson

Williamson John Edinburgh WarburtonWilson Capt. Thomas 'Tug'? Glasgow Simpson+ OM Papers

Birmingham University 16/11/65

Wilson John Robert District Treasurer for Wakefield TNA HO45/25754+ Simpson+ Whittleton

Wilson Mervyn ROFWimhurst Cecil Gordon Assistant District Leader Bognor Regis Simpson+ The Times 8/6/1940

Windsor Reginald Interrogated Ham Common

District Treasurer Leeds N.E. Buck+ Simpson+ IoM Photo

Winter H.E. Probably British Union HO215/360Winter Mrs Probably British Union HO215/360Wise Leonard Cadet Leader of

British UnionDistrict Leader East Leyton Simpson+ Wise+ IoM Photos

Wiseman Frank C. District Treasurer Worcester Wiseman+ Simpson+ IrvineWithers Ronald SF

Last Name First Name Notes Branch Source

Wittam Mrs. de Grey Secretary to Lady Pearson

Canterbury Simpson+ Stokes Papers

Wonfor James A. Sgt. 78th Canadian Battalion - 2 medals - Disablement Pension

District Leader Dorset North The Word+ Simpson+ Saunders

Wood William, H District Leader, Leeds Simpson+ Wood letter+ Whittleton+ TNA HO45/25754+ York

Wood Edna Walton on Thames Donovan+ SimpsonWood John, Cyril 73 Maison Dieu

Road, DoverTNA KV3/277

Wood Robert Henri 230 Kingsway, Levenshulme, Manchester

TNA KV3/277

Woodgate A.G. 164 Castle Hill, Reading

TNA KV3/277

Woods O.B.E. Capt. J.H.C Royal Welsh Fusiliers

Simpson+ TNA HO45/25115

Wragg Reginald 'Wally' County Inspector Essex

Regional Inspector Essex Swan+ Watts+ Bull+ SF

Wright Charlie York Warburton+ BuckWright Elwin Joined British

Union whilst in detention

Gilbert+ IoM Photo

Wright Geoffrey Left British Union 1937 to join National Socialist League. Probably rejoined British Union by 1939

District Treasurer Sutton Whittleton

Wright William G. District Leader Hampstead Wise+ Wilkinson+ TNA HO45/25115

Wust Charlie Wanstead branch (www.bbc.co.uk/ww2peopleswar/stories/28/a3446228.shtml)

Wynn Lt. John R.F.C. The Word+ Bellamy+ Wynn+ Simpson+ IoM Photo

Wynne Richard Simpson+ TNA HO45/25115Yates A.F. Worthing SwanYates Montague SFYoung Albert, Horace 87 Longton Road,

Buckhall, Stoke-on-Trent

TNA KV3/277