Distinguished Old Framlinghamians
Framlingham is rooted in the county of Suffolk, but Framlinghamians have spanned the world from the age of Empire, through times of conflict and into the modern era, in pursuit of trade and adventure. There are those who have made their mark in business, sports, academics, as artists and writers, in agriculture, in the services, the media and in the world of entertainment. You can learn about them here, and you can nominate additions.
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Mr Frederick William Munnings (1893-1894)
He was the brother of Sir Alfred Munnings KCVO PRA (1891-92). He saved life from drowning. No other details available.
Mr Harold Edward Wallis (1888-1891)
Middle son of 3 brothers who attended the College. He received a Royal Humane Society testimonial on vellum for saving a life... Read more
Middle son of 3 brothers who attended the College. He received a Royal Humane Society testimonial on vellum for saving a life from drowning in Simonstown Bay, South Africa in 1898.
Read lessMr William James Money (1877-1879)
He was Mayor of Beccles 1908-09. Saved a life from drowning, but no more details. However he was for many years Hon... Read more
He was Mayor of Beccles 1908-09. Saved a life from drowning, but no more details. However he was for many years Hon Instructor an Examiner or Royal Lifesaving Society and examined classes in Framlingham. In WW1 he was Chief Officer of Special Constabulary in Beccles.
Read lessCaptain Henry Halkett Crickett (1875-1878)
He qualified as a doctor and became a ship’s surgeon. During WW1 he was in the Royal Army Medical Corps serving in... Read more
He qualified as a doctor and became a ship’s surgeon. During WW1 he was in the Royal Army Medical Corps serving in a wide range of locations from Egypt, East Africa coast to Serbia and Salonika. He saved the life of a man from drowning in Mikra Bay, Salonika. No other details available.
Read lessMr Charles Skyrmisher Rennick (1868-1868)
After attending London University he went out to India and became Engineer in Chief of the Oudh & Rohilkhand Railway. As well... Read more
After attending London University he went out to India and became Engineer in Chief of the Oudh & Rohilkhand Railway. As well as a notable billiards player he was awarded the Royal Humane Society’s medal for saving a life. He died back in England at the age of 77.
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