Personal data
| Name | Brewster |
|---|---|
| Initials | R.H. |
| Christian name | Ronald Holdsworth |
| Address | 45 Elmwood Road, Herne Hill, London, S.E. |
Military data
| Service number | 2680 |
|---|---|
| Rank | Rfm. |
| Regiment / Unit | 1 Queen's Westminster Rifles |
Other information
- Information
- Was involved in the transformation of the attic into the Chapel (Jan. 1916°. After the Battle of the Somme, he came up north to recuperate in an entrenching battalion. Became a staff member at the House until early July 1917 when he was called back.
- Information 2
- Acted as soloist (Tenor) and choirmaster at a performance of selections of "The Crucifixion" (John Stainer) during a Lantern Service in the Church Hall (Talbot House) on 06.04.1917, Good Friday. Also soloist (Crucifixion) on 24.06.1917.
- Information 3
- Wrote a beautiful account of a concert that took place in the Concert Hall at TH.
- Information 4
- Preserved several documents related to Easter 1917 (now in TH archives).
- Information 5
- Toc H Member (London General). Sang in the choir at All Hallows (where Tubby was the vicar).
Sources
- Source
- Louagie, J., A Touch of Paradise in Hell: index