William Ralph Frecheville 1895-1920

Captain Royal Engineers Executed after Capture 09/01/1920 aged 24, Rostov-on-Don, Russia whilst serving as part of the British Force in Russia. No Known Grave Remembered on: Ewhurst War Memorial, Memorial Plaque and Book of Remembrance Memorial Window, St Peter & St Paul's, Ewhurst Haidar Pasha Memorial, Istanbul Rugby School Roll of Honour c. website of Andrew Bailey, Ewhurst, Surrey - http://www.ewhurstfallen.co.uk/Men-research/frecheville/frecheville.htm

William Frecheville's son - William Ralph Frecheville
Birth 1895 in Redhill, Surrey, England
Death 9 Jan 1920 in Rostov on Don, Russia (executed after capture) and has an extensive biography online - http://www.ewhurstfallen.co.uk/Men-research/frecheville/frecheville.htm

William Frecheville 1855 - 1940

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  Ewhurst Parish Church Sturdy stone church, St Peter's and St Paul's was first founded in Norman times. It has ironstone walls and Horsham Flagstone roof. The adjacent yews are characteristic of a churchyard. © Copyright Colin Smith and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.

The Admiral's first cousin, William Frecheville was born in Halifax Nova Scotia in 1855 and was professor of mining, a graduate of RSM who had worked on mining sites around the world. William was educated at a technical school in Berlin and the RSM. in 1912 after extensive mining experience in S Africa, India and the US he was appointed professor of mining.