First World War in Headington & Marston
Roll of Honour of Holy Trinity Church, Headington Quarry

J. Clark

J. Clark cannot be positively identified. His first name is unknown. No young man surnamed Clark(e) with the first or second initial “J” appears in the 1911 census for Quarry.

J. Clark is listed on the stone plaque in the porch of Holy Trinity Church in Headington Quarry. It is likely that he had just this one initial, as this plaque is more accurate with initials than the other two Headington memorials.

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Notes

• A John Thomas Clark, son of Charles & Mary Ann Clark, was baptised at St Andrew’s Church on 25 February 1883, but this family lived near the bottom of New High Street.
• One Oxford possibility on the Commonwealth War Graves Comission’s website is Christopher James Clarke (whose parents lived at Rose Hill after the war). But there are also numerous people called J. Clark whose residence is not given.