† 09/03/1937 · aged 76 · Churchyard at Rumbaldswyke
Personal data
Name
Southwell
Initials
H.K.
Christian name
Henry Kemble
Date and place of birth
Bridgnorth; 20.11.1860
Profession
Minister of religion (Archdeacon)
Extra information
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Educated at Charterhouse and Magdalen College, Oxford.
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Served in the Boer War (1900)
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Bishop of Lewes (1920-1926), Assistant Bishop of Chichester (1930). Very prominent Freemason.
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Died at Chichester
Military data
Rank
Col.
Regiment / Unit
Assistant Chaplain-General Fourth Army
Date of death
Age
76
Cemetery / Memorial
Churchyard at Rumbaldswyke
Other information
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Led a 'Quiet Day' with about 40 Chaplains at Talbot House on 19.03.1918. A week later he informs Tubby by letter that the "Army Commander did not wish any concentration of troops at certain places".
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His son, Lt. Henry Kenneth Martin S., Royal Navy, H.M. Submarine L.55 was killed with all 38 crew when the submarine struck a mine during operations in the Baltic on 09.06.1919, aged 24.
