recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Frank Averis

## 9 August 1915 -|- Frank Averis

**Source:** South Canterbury Museum - https://museum.timaru.govt.nz/explore/scroll/profile?id=1042

Frank George Averis was the youngest son of Daniel and Emma Averis of Kingsdown near Timaru. He was born on 30 April 1893 at Kingsdown. Frank started at the local school on 2 May 1898 and left in August 1903.

Frank’s niece Evelyn Bowater nee Howard (b1898) remembers the following: Frank was dark and had very black curly hair and in later years was nicknamed “Curly”. When we were kids he was the leader in most of our games of fun and mischief. He was a busy sort of lad and kept a number of pets. Another hobby was bird collecting. The eggs were blown and the birds’ heads were preserved in Golden Syrup tins. When the tins were full Grandfather (Daniel Averis) would take Frank, Cecil and their collectors to the Timaru County yards where they would be counted. They were paid 2/- per 100 for eggs and 2/6 per 100 for heads’.

When Frank left school he went to Timaru to learn the motor trade. Frank was a very keen cyclist and when he worked in Timaru he used to bike from home (Kingsdown) to work and back each day. This was good training for his road racing later on.

After Frank had finished his apprenticeship, he went to Waimate and worked at Saddlers Garage. He then went on to work in Fairlie and Queenstown, where he worked for the Mt Cook Motor Company.

It is while in Queenstown that Frank enlisted for military service on 11 February 1915. He is described as being 5ft 11” 165lb and age 21years 10months. His religion is given as Presbyterian.The medical officer Alec Stewart describes Frank: “This is a very exceptional well developed young man with no blemish I can discover. He is of real good character and in my opinion is in every way fitter to carry out any military duties anywhere”. Frank never had a final leave, so the family farewell had to be made at the Timaru Railway Station when the troop train made its stop.
On the 12th February 1915 Frank marched into Trentham Camp and joined the Otago Infantry Battalion. His rank was Private. He left New Zealand with the 4th Reinforcements on 17 April 1915 and arrived in Suez on 25 May 1915. After a time there the troops went on to the Dardanelles, arriving on 8 June 1915. Frank joined his unit and reported to 10 Company.

On 9 August 1915 Frank was reported missing believed to have been killed.

Frank George Averis 8/1928 was awarded the 1914/15 Star, Victory Medal and British War Medal. These were forwarded to his mother after the war. The NZ Government in later years issued a Gallipoli medal and this is in the possession of his great niece Carole Smith in 1994.
Léon Flameng

## 2 January 1917 -|- Léon Flameng

Source: Wikipedia (EN)

Léon Flameng (30 April 1877 – 2 January 1917) was a French cyclist and a World War I pilot. He competed at the 1896 Summer Olympics in Athens, winning three medals including one gold.

### Olympics

Flameng competed in four cycling track events at the 1896 Summer Olympics, on the 8th April 1896, he competed in the 100 km race which was 300 laps of the Neo Phaliron Velodrome, out of the nine starters on two finished with Flameng winning the gold medal 11 laps ahead of second place Georgios Kolettis from Greece. After a couple of days rest he was back in the saddle at the Velodrome competing in three more events, he won a silver medal in the 10 km race finishing just behind fellow countryman Paul Masson, he also won the bronze medal in the sprint race, which was six laps around the Velodrome, and finally he finished in joint fifth place in the time trial.

### Pilot

In 1898 he joined the 8th Infantry Division (France) to do his National Service, he then joined the French Air Force in 1914 as an observer before becoming a military pilot in 1916, on the 21st June 1916, while on a mission on Verdun his plane was hit and although he was hit in the head with a bullet and his crew killed he still managed to get his plane back to base, after being hospitalised he returned to his squadron and was promoted to sergeant before transferring to the Group of Training Division. Sadly, on the 12th January 1917(\*), while trialing a new Sopwith biplane near Ève, Oise, there was a technical incident forcing the plane to crash to the ground killing Flameng.

(\*) *2 January 1917 (see Mémoire des Hommes)*

* More information (in Dutch) on http://nl.renners-in-de-grote-oorlog.wikia.com/wiki/Léon\_Flameng.
* More information (in French) on http://fr.cyclistes-dans-la-grande-guerre.wikia.com/wiki/Léon\_Flameng.
René Cottrel

## 5 November 1916 -|- René Cottrel

Parisienne de Photographie

In the terrible fight at the fort de Vaux, Private **René Cottrel** of the 298th Infanteryregiment was killed by the ennemy. He was a first time injured at the battle of the Marne and stayed blind fort several weeks. After his recovering he returned to the front and was again injured. As a liason agent exploded an obus before him and more dan 40 impacts of the obus were found on his bicycle.

René Cotytrel was born the 18th July 1885 in Saint-Ouen (Seine). As cyclist he was specialised in premium races, but he tryed all sorts of reces, such as the Tour de France in 1914.

### Results

#### 1912

* Eliminated in series of the GP de Paris

#### 1914 - Delage-Continental

* 19° Paris-Nancy
* 47° Tour de France
* 61°de Paris-Roubaix
* D.N.F. Championnat de France

For results in the Tour de France, see Tourstats.dk...
Louis Darragon

## 28 April 1918 – Louis Darragon

Source: Wikipedia (EN)

Louis Darragon (6 February 1883 – 28 April 1918) was a French professional cyclist who won the UCI Motor-paced World Championships in 1906 and 1907 and finished in second place in 1909 and 1911. He died in 1918 during a race at the Vélodrome d'hiver in Paris. The city stadium in his native Vichy is named after him.

### References

* Wikimedia Commons
* Louis Darragon on memoire-du-cyclisme
* Track Cycling World Championships 2012 to 1893. bikecult.com
* Louis Darragon on Cycling Archives
* Sport-Album der Rad-Welt, 4. Jg., 1905
* Fredy Budzinski: Louis Darragon, Biographien berühmter Rennfahrer, Band 14, Berlin 1920
Clifton Cycling Club

The Clifton Cycling Club was founded at a meeting held on 28th February 1895 at the Old Grey Mare Public House on Clifton Green on the north edge of the city. The first clubrun held that spring was led by the captain A Mason and after three laps of The Green they headed out to Blue Bridge on the A19.

### Commemoration First World War

* Components: Plaque
* Measurements: height 279mm, width 203mm
* Materials: Bronze

 Harold Hiscoe
 L. Johnson

Website
Clemens Schürmann

Schuermann Architects of Münster, Germany, is a dynasty of architects specialising in the design of velodromes, cycle tracks and indoor athletics tracks since 1925.

The Schuermann dynasty was founded by Clemens Schuermann (1888–1956), professional track cyclist and later architect, continued by his son Herbert Schuermann (1925–1994) and his grandson Ralph Schuermann (born 1953).

They have designed more than 125 cycle tracks worldwide, among them many velodromes for Olympic Games, namely in Berlin in 1936, Rome in 1960, Mexico City in 1968, Munich in 1972, Seoul in 1986, Barcelona in 1990, and Beijing in 2008. They have also designed very famous world-record tracks as the Velodromo Vigorelli in Milan, Italy; "CDOM" in Mexico City, Mexico; "Velodrom" in Berlin, Germany and The Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome in Glasgow. They also designed the track for the World-Training-Center CMC of the Union Cycliste Internationale in Aigle, Switzerland, a 200-meter wooden indoor track. Schuermann also designed the "Viking Ship", the speed skating venue for the 1994 Winter Olympics, which can also be used as a velodrome, and has seen record performances in both sports.

Source: Wikipedia (EN)

War Stories
Coburg Cycling Club

## The Coburg Cycling Club

**Source**: Fighting the Kaiser - https://fightingthekaiser.blogspot.com/2018/10/coburg-cycling-clubs-ww1-honour-board.html

There were many articles about members of the Cycling Club who enlisted in the local newspapers. One of the most detailed was this one from the Brunswick and Coburg Leader, 4 August 1916.

> Coburg Cycling Club: It is the great pride of the club that they have sent so many champions to the front. A roll of honor board was made some time ago, but it is full: 40 names in all. There are 20 names to be put on yet, hence the necessity of another board.
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> Among the latest members who have been wounded are L. Cpl. Broome and Pte. Lou. Ambler. Both are progressing favorably, according to latest advice.
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> Recently we announced that Pte. C. Jones, our great champion, had been 'seriously wounded' receiving a bullet in the head. We are now pleased to report that he has been through a successful operation and is on the road to recovery. He will be remembered as one of our foremost road and track champions, representing the club in Nella Shields and road premierships, gaining 2nd place in the 25-mile premiership, and other races too numerous to mention. His cheerful, willing disposition, his good nature, gained for him many friends in the ranks, as it did in the Coburg Cycling Club. He enlisted in July 1915, in company with J. Sheppard and W. Cooper, who, we are pleased to report, are in the best of health.
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> Corporal Gambetta, who enlisted and was rejected, was for several months on home service. He has now received his discharge. We will now see his well-known figure on the road. He is training hard in preparation for the big wheel race at the Exhibition, to be held this month. He has every hope of getting into form again and repeating his former successes. His ambition is to get to the front and fight for King and country.
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In the end, the Honour Board listed 86 Club members, 16 of whom died.
Charles Guest

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## 22 March 1918 -|- Charles Guest

**Many thanks to Phil Fern of The Cheshire Roads Club**.

### Biography

Charles was born in the March quarter of 1887 in Lymm (Cheshire) as the son of Edwin & Alice Matilda Guest. His mother Alice Matilda Guest, died in 1893 (aged 31). His father married Elizabeth Ann Cunliffe in 1895 and the growing family moved from Lymm to Broadheath in 1899 or 1900.

He was employed as the manager of the Rusholme branch of the Manchester & Salford Equitable Co-operative Society. In his spare time he was a keen cyclist and footballer.

Charles Guest married Bertha Brierly Balshaw the 22 January 1916 at All Saints, West Gorton, Manchester, Lancashire. Bertha died in 1950 at Hazelwood, the home they shared at the time of Charles' death.

He enlisted in May 1916. Charles Guest was killed in action during the Battle for Manchester Hill (St Quentin, Aisne, France) on the 22 March 1918. His name is mentioned on the Memorial at the junction of Bloomfield Road and Hale Road at Altrincham and on the Memorial in the St Alban’s Church.

### Sources

* Commonwealth War Graves Commission - https://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/1581841/guest,-charles/
* Cheshire Roll of Honour - https://www.cheshireroll.co.uk/soldier/?i=4695/36605-private-charles-guest
* The Great War Forum - https://www.greatwarforum.org/topic/115940-german-offensive-1918/
* Trafford War Dead
Ernst Franz

## 9 February 1915 -|- Ernst Franz

Wikipedia

Source: Wikipedia (EN)

Ernst Franz (8 May 1894 – 9 February 1915) was a German Bohemian racing cyclist. He won the German National Road Race in 1913.

* More information (in Dutch) on http://nl.renners-in-de-grote-oorlog.wikia.com/wiki/Ernst\_Franz.
* More information (in French) on http://fr.cyclistes-dans-la-grande-guerre.wikia.com/wiki/Ernst\_Franz.
British Cycling Clubs

## Overview of British Cycling Clubs

(not at all complete!!)

There were a great many cyclist casualties during the First World War because there were a number of cycling regiments, including the London Cycle Corps, the 26th Middlesex battalion and the 8th (Cyclist) Battalion of the Essex Regiment.

Read more on We are Cycling UK

* https://www.cyclinguk.org/cycle/home-front
* https://www.cyclinguk.org/news/20151111-lest-forget-ctc-cyclists-war
* https://www.cyclinguk.org/news/we-will-remember-them
* https://www.cyclinguk.org/news/20161111-lest-forget-–-remembering-cyclists-died-battle-country
* https://www.cyclinguk.org/news/hundreds-attend-meriden-centennial-service-commemorating-sacrifice-of-ww1-cyclists
* https://www.cyclinguk.org/news/20160527-cyclists-pay-tribute-fallen-95th-meriden-service
* https://www.cyclinguk.org/news/20141106-lest-forget-supporting-injured-ww1
* https://www.cyclinguk.org/cycling-great-war

* https://cyclehistory.wordpress.com/2015/02/19/military-cycling-first-world-war-cyclists-from-the-imperial-war-museum-photo-archives/
Ліс Сноудина

**Ліс Сноудина** *(англ. Snowdin Forest, рос. Лес Сноудина)* — друга локація, відвідувана гравцем після виходу з Руїн.

## Опис

* Це щедро засипаний снігом зимовий ліс, наповнений членами королівської гвардії: собаками і деякими підлітками з Сноудина.
* Це місце, де гравець вперше зустрічає два скелета-стража, Санса Папіруса.
* В лісі є кілька головоломок, спеціально створених братами-скелетами, всі з яких легко прохідні.
* Ви також можете знайти сніговика, який дасть вам шматок сніговика, який ви зможете пронести до самого кінця гри.

## Противники

* Сноудрейк
* Айс кап
* Малий пес
* Чілдрейк
* Гифтрот
* Джері
* Догго
* Догами і Догаресса
* Великий пес
* Глайд

Зовні розташовані таємничі двері, вдалині можна побачити дім і його господаря, який іноді виходить з нього. Хто він, ніде не вказується.
Philippe Cordier

L'Auto-vélo, 06-07-1909

## 22 August 1914 -|- Philippe Cordier

Private 2nd class of the 122th Infanteryregiment, Philippe Cordier, born on the 17 June 1886 at Narbonne, has been mortually injured the 22 August 1914 at Lunéville.

In 1909 he started in the Tour the France, but he quit in the 3th stage. Cordier became 92th and 133th in the first two stages.

For results in the Tour de France, see Tourstats.dk...

### Source

* Coups de Pédales n° 163 (10), juillet-août 2014
Marceau Narcy

## 11 September 1914 -|- Marceau Narcy

Marceau Narcy, (born March 31, 1889 in Briare-Loiret) was a pedal ace. He raced on a sky-blue Alcyon bicycle. Brother of André, Ferdinand and Camille, Marceau was professional between 1906 and 1910. He distinguished himself in the main French national events such as Paris-Roubaix, Paris-Tours and the Tour de France, which he twice finished 22nd. In 1910, he opened a cycle business in Bourges, which still exists.

Unfortunately, a 1st class soldier in the 82nd Infantry Regiment (the same as Alcide), Marceau Narcy, he died on September 11, 1914, in the lazaretto of Romagnesous-Montluçon, in the Meuse. He was buried by the Germans who took him prisoner.

For results in the Tour de france, see Tourstats.dk...
Sefton Harriers

Athletics club from Liverpool, founded in 1889. On Sefton Harriers Roll of Honour are the following names: Captain Noel G Chavasse, Lance Corporal John Clancy, Sergeant Thomas Henry Webster, Sergeant John Norman, Private John William Fitzgerald, Corporal Frederick Charles Dillon, Second Lieutenant Henry Alty, Private William Thomas, Private A G Roberts. Probably was only Jack Norman active as cyclist; the rest were atletes.

Liverpool Pembroke and Sefton H & AC arose from a merger in 1995 of two old Liverpool clubs Pembroke (1890) and Sefton (1889). Read more at the wesifte of Liverpool Pembroke & Sefton H & AC.
Herbert Gayler

## 23 June 1917 -|- Herbert Gayler

* Source: 25th County of London Cyclist Battalion
* Source: Wikipedia (EN)

Gayler, Herbert Henry, resident Willesden, enlisted Fulham, 740705, Cyc., died of wounds in India, 23 Jun 1917.
['Soldiers Died in the Great War 1914-19', Vol. 10, Part 76, Page 206, 25th (County of London) Battalion (Cyclists), pub. 1921 by His Majesty's Stationary Office]

His death is described in the account of the Waziristan campaign by Henry Paine :-

"At night "B" company sent out a picquet of 30 men to a point about a mile from camp over very difficult ground. During the night the Mahsuds rushed them but were held off with bombs. It was on this picquet that H.H. Gayler, our crack cyclist was killed and four wounded." Account of Henry Paine

Herbert Henry Gayler was born in Chiselhurst, Kent on the 3rd of December 1881, the son of Henry Gayler, a coachman and Annie (nee Palmer). His mother died when he was still very young so his aunt Ellen Palmer, a dress maker living in Norfolk, came to look after Herbert and his brother Ernest. Ken to better himself he attended Regent Street Polytechnic (forerunner of the University of Westminster). In the 1901 census Herbert is listed as a Barrister's Clerk, and in 1911 as a Clerk Stenographer.

Cycling was always Herbert's passion. He was a prominent and office-bearing member of the Polytechnic Cycling Club (PCC), which was part of the Regent Street Polytechnic Institution (which went on to become the Polytechnic of Central London and is now the University of Westminster). There are mentions of his racing achievments in almost every monthly issue of the Polytechnic Magazine between 1991 and 1914, the year when he enlisted in the 25th County of London Cyclist Bn. Gayler was also an Olympian, one of four PCC members who formed part of the twelve member team that represented England in the 1912 Olympics. He took part in two events, men's road race, single, where he came 30th, and men's road race team, which came 2nd overall winning the silver medal. A Gayler Memorial Cup was instituted after his death, for a race which took place every yera between 1919 and 1969.

The esteem within which Gayler was held among his peers at the Polytechnic is evident from the obituaries and letters of regret in the PCC Gazette as well as the Polytechnic Magazine that followed news of his demise. [Polytechnic Magazine, July 1917]

The University archive has a collection of old newsletters and cycling club gazettes which mention Gayler or have letters from him sent while he was a soldier. They kept an active service register during the war, and published a Roll of Honour of soldiers killed. There are many letters expressing regret at Gayler's death, and the PCC instituted a 12-hour road race in his honour, which was run for many decades.

* More information (in Dutch) on http://nl.renners-in-de-grote-oorlog.wikia.com/wiki/Herbert\_Gayler.
Reuben Walker

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## 29 August 1916 -|- Reuben Walker

### Biography

WALKER Reuben, Corporal 3478, 9th Cheshire Regiment who died on service at Bailleul, France on the 29th August 1916, aged 23. He was born in November 1893 at Over and the eldest son of Reuben and Mary Jane of 17, The Danes, Over, near Winsford, Cheshire. He is commemorated on a family memorial in St Chad's Churchyard, Over, Cheshire and is laid to rest in Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord, France.

Reuben Walker was member of the Cheshire Roads Club.

### Sources

* Commonwealth War Graves Commission - https://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/202034/walker,-reuben/
* Cheshire Roll of Honour - https://www.cheshireroll.co.uk/soldier/?i=693/13478-Corporal-reuben-walker
* Namenlijst Gonewest - https://database.namenlijst.be/publicsearch/#/person/\_id=a43cc429-9a97-4246-8185-a5f2f39ad3b8
* Find a grave - https://nl.findagrave.com/memorial/56331286/reuben-walker
* Cheshire Regiment casualties - https://ww1cheshires.com/2016/08/29/uk-commonwealth-losses-august-29th/
* Military Images - https://www.militaryimages.net/media/walker-reuben.86671/
Catford Cycling Club

Many thanks to Stephan Van Uijtregt (Cycling Ranking).

The Catford Cycling Club was formed on April 12th 1886. By 1897 it was probably the foremost track racing club in Britain with branches in Paris, Bristol, Cardiff and Nottingham; a membership of 434 and a banked cement track in Sportsbank Street Catford said to be the fastest in Europe.

 W.A. Reynolds
 E.H.C. Stewart
 W.W. Waterhouse

Read more on the website of Lewisham War Memorials.
Jack Sheppard

## Jack Sheppard (1896-1961)

John SHEPPARD, Private 3939

### Source

Fighting the Kaiser - http://fightingthekaiser.blogspot.com/2020/01/jack-sheppard-coburg-cyclist-enlists.html

### Jack Sheppard, Coburg cyclist, enlists

Private John Sheppard MM was a member of the Coburg Cycling Club.

The son of John Thomas Sheppard and Agnes Amos Eddington, Jack Sheppard lived in Beckett Street, Coburg before the war and worked as a box maker. He enlisted on 10 July 1915 aged 19 and served with the 6th Infantry Battalion, 12th Reinforcements. He sailed on the same ship as William Cooper - HMAT A40 Ceramic - on 23 November 1915. He served in France where he was awarded the Military Medal on 14 October 1917.

After Sheppard's return from the war in March 1919, the references to him as a cyclist disappear from the newspapers. In the 1920s he moved to Brunswick, and he remained in the local area until his death. Electoral rolls describe him variously as a 'motor proprietor' or a 'garageur'.

John Sheppard died at his home, 300 Sydney Road, Brunswick, in September 1961 aged 55. He was married and the father of two daughters. (Herald, 1 October 1951) He had lived in Coburg and Brunswick all his life, apart from his war service during World War One.
Біцикл

**Біцикл** (англ. *Bisicle*) (рус*. «Бисикл»*) — їстівний предмет, який можливо купити у Крамничці Сноудіну (ціна буде збільшуватись на 15 після кожної бійки з босом, крім Торіель). Під час бійки і в лавці Теммі предмет має таку ж назву (в серйозному режимі назва не змінюється).

## Цікаві факти

* **Біцикл** —один з тих предметів, після використання якого створюється інший предмет.
* Після використання у інвентарі з'являється «Юнісикл».
Haworth Cycling Club

(\*) Obadiah Peacock is not mentionned on the Roll of Honour of the Haworth Cycling Club, but he was (or has been) a member of the club and got killed in Wordld War I.

### WW1 Died

* John EARNSHAW
* Fred W GREENWOOD
* John T LOMAS

### WW1 Served

Jack BRUNSKILL - George SHACKLETON - Julian PICKLES - Tom HATTON - Ralph BRUNSKILL - Ernest BAILEY - Maurice PICKLES
Laurence PEACOCK - Ernest PEACOCK MM - Albert WHITE - Lt Joseph MAUDE DCM - Albert STUBBS - Richard IMESON - Robert E FEATHER - Eli HOLDSWORTH - Joe FEATHER - Leonard GARTHWITE - William JACKSON - Hartley BAILEY - Joseph PEACOCK - Tom CHARNOCK MM - John J WOODWARD - Arthur GRACE - John W TODD - Wilfred WOOD - Thomas POLLARD - George H WOODWARD -
Herbert WILMOT - Albert GREENWOOD - Sam RAINFORD - John TYSON - William SCHOFIELD - Robert ELLISON - Walter STOKES - Vincent STUBBS - Fred STEAD - Seth STANLEY - John R HEY
Frank Reed

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## 17 June 1915 -|- Frank Reed

**Source**: http://www.delaunecc.org/Club\_roll\_of\_hon14-18.htm

Frank Charles Reed was born in Mitcham, where he also lived. In the Great War F.C. Reed served as a Rifleman with service number 2475 in the 6th (County of London) Battalion of the Queens Westminster Rifles Regiment.

On the 17th June 1915 , the 16th Battalion Queens Westminster Rifles stretcher bearers and volunteers from D Company, then in reserve, were employed all day in collecting and clearing casualties from the battlefield; and during the night, the operations having been completed, the Battalion returned to the canal north of Ypres as Brigade reserve.

The 16th Battalion were holding a Trench line between Potije and Hell Fire Corner (The Menin Road). Frank evidently volunteered to go out into no-mans-land and collect the wounded from the previous day's attack to secure some German trenches. He was killed by an air burst shrapnel shell at about 4pm in the afternoon. Frank was buried by his compatriots near to where he fell. Unfortunately his grave was one of those that could not be located after the War, and his name was inscribed on the Menin Gate Memorial. This Memorial was built on the sight of a Medieval gateway to the town of Ypres and for four years was known by all the servicemen, for, at some time or another, all had passed through the Menin gate and up the Menin road to the trenches of the Ypres salient. The memorial itself bears the names of 54,000 British service men who were killed in the Salient and have no known grave.

NB Rfn. Reed's Service number and that of Rfn. Tibbles indicate that they, and other members of the club or pals of theirs, all joined together as the service numbers follow on in numerical sequence.
Aurelio Fantugini

Read more on the Dutch Wiki.

### Sources

* Caduti Toscani della Grande Guerra - http://toscana.grandeguerraitalia.it/index.php?r=caduti/view&id=9600
* Documenti e imagine della grande guerra - http://www.14-18.it/documento-manoscritto/mcrr\_caduti\_91\_36/1?search=37a6259cc0c1dae299a7866489dff0bd&searchPos=1
* Albo dei Caduti della Grande Guerra - http://www.cadutigrandeguerra.it/ShowImg.aspx?id=6%2fKY2bjdbhPMNoxKeVjibPCcqyMKp%2fi3Bvl7Li%2fI2LRlYpNNEKiGnDGFtHCPt9ArxkaR3hH3pM2%2b6SCZcKDFJkFRHf%2buCmE9H9boVY%2bItpw%3d
* Albo d'Oro dei Caduti e Dispersi della 1ª Guerra Mondiale - http://www.difesa.it/\_layouts/15/MdDEvoluzione-Layouts/Archivio/AlboOro/23/322.jpg
* Archivio Fotografe Toscane (AFT) - http://catalogo.aft.it/grandeguerra/controller.jsp?action=notizia\_view&notizia\_id=7523&query\_action=search\_byraccoltasearch&query\_filterterm=&query\_position=310&query\_maxposition=429&query\_orderby=&query\_filterterm=&query\_querystring\_1=acquisti+doni+trasferimenti&query\_fieldname\_1=raccoltanorm
Cyclists in the Great War Wikia

## Cyclists and cycling in the Great War (1914-1918)

* Fallen cyclistsGo to In memoriam
* Date First World WarGo to Category:Date First World War
* French cyclistsGo to France
* German cyclistsGo to Germany
* Belgian cyclistsGo to Belgium
* LinksGo to Links
* Italian cyclistsGo to Italy
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This Wikia is a summary of the Dutch Wikia "Renners in de Grote Oorlog". To start their will be the names of the fallen cyclists, later on some brief life story.

The First World War was a major massacre in which many young men and many sportsmen were killed. Especially football and rugby paid a heavy price. Also in cycling survived a lot of cyclists not the horrors of war.

No less than four former winners of a big Tour lost their lives: Lucien Petit-Breton (Tour 1907-1908), François Faber (Tour 1909), Octave Lapize (Tour 1910) and Carlo Oriani (Giro 1913). Also a world champion, an Olympic champion and national champions in track cycling died as Georges Parent, Emile Friol, Léon Hourlier and others.In addition to these famous names there are many other riders who lost their lives in this senseless carnage. The story of these "lesser gods" we also try to reconstruct: preliminary list of 488 names ...

***Items***

Fallen cyclists - Dates - Links - Deceased cyclists - Races - Stories - ... (all items to fill in...)

***Languages***

  Nederlands / Dutch
  Deutsch / German
Giuseppe Brambilla

Giuseppe Brambilla (25 October 1888 – 19 April 1918) was an Italian racing cyclist. He participated in the 7th edition of the Tour de France in 1909. In that same year he also won the Coppa del Re and placed second in the Giro dell'Emilia.

He also participated in the Giro d'Italia in 1909, 1910, 1911 and 1913, but never finished the race. His participation in the first Giro d'Italia was quite controversial; During the second stage Brambilla was recognised on the train from Ancona to Grottamare while his rivals were riding their bikes. Brambilla had made himself comfortable smoking a cigar! He was disqualified and was in custody while the race continued without him. Still being angry, he used an unguarded moment during the last stage to smirch the car of the jury members.
Caleb King

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## 2 July 1915 -|- Caleb King

Read more on the Dutch Wiki.

Member of the North Road Cycling Club.

### Sources

* Commonwealth War Graves Commission - https://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/1617591/king,-caleb-william/
* Namenlijst GoneWest - https://database.namenlijst.be/publicsearch/#/person/\_id=8df36ac0-f7d9-4881-8727-a89862dca161
* Find a grave - https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/12057115/caleb-william-king
* S.H. Moxham, Fifty Years of Road Riding (1885-1935) - A History of the North Road Cycling Club Ltd, Diemer & Reynolds Ltd, Bedford, 1935, p. 137
Meriden’s Cyclists’ Memorial

Source: http://www.firstworldwarmeriden.co.uk/

Meriden remembers especially the Centenary of the First World War with the annual Cyclists’ Memorial Service on Sunday 18 May 2014.

Each year CTC Heart of England, the local member group of the Cyclists' Touring Club, and the parish church of Saint Laurence, Meriden, join together on Meriden Green around the country's National Cyclists' Memorial, to reverence and preserve the memory of all those cyclists who gave their lives in the two world wars.

This year the service will be blessed by the Bishop of Warwick and a new plaque will be officially unveiled in honour of those cyclists who have perished in conflicts since 1945.

The service starts at 11am and will be followed by refreshments in the Village Hall.

All cyclists, touring clubs and the public are welcome.

The CTC Heart of England Meriden Cycling Rally & Centennial Memorial Weekend will consist of four cycle rides; the Cotswold Challenge 160km Audax, the Warwickshire Wanderer 105k Audax and two leisure rides followed by a Fish & Chips supper on Saturday 17 May 2014 which includes a Centennial Film Show: 'A Day Out' by Alan Bennett and 'CTC Cyclists’ Special'.

See also Wikipedia.

* **-> Monuments Great Britain**
Old Man Jenkins

Old Man Jenkins is a supporting character in Super Stuff Bros. He is a senile old man who apparently used to be a notorious criminal during the Great Depression. He was arch-rivals with Mario Sr.; Mario and Luigi's dad. He was hit by a car nearby Bowser's castle while Mario and (Fake) Luigi helped him cross the street.
Elmo Jr.

> "Can you not do that?!"
>
>

Luigi

Elmo Jr. is a supporting character on Super Stuff Bros. He is Elmo's son. He is portrayed as being a brat and a typical whiny teenager. He is a fan of Clash of Clans and drinks Dr. Pepper all the time. He also listens to grunge 90's rock exclusively. He is currently a deceased character as of S2E5 when an unknown assassin shot him.

## History

He first appears in the hospital greeting Fake Luigi after waking up from his coma.

When Mario and (Fake) Luigi meet family at the Ottawa Airport, Elmo and Elmo Jr. are there. Mario and (Fake) Luigi try to get Elmo Jr.'s attention but he ends up shrugging them off. During Halloween, Elmo Jr. is bored so he goes off to solve his Rubik's pyramid. He then gets shot by an offscreen killer. His last words to Elmo were "The killer was...A LAMO!".
Mario

Hubert Mario

Baby Mario

Elmo

Elmo Jr.

Mario is the main protagonist of Super Stuff Bros. He and the rest of the characters on the show live in Manitoba, Canada. He somewhat has a bland personality compared to the rest of the characters. He has a falsetto voice and is portrayed by MonsieurLemon. In S2E7, The Pizza, he was convicted of drugging Luigi with cocaine. He was then arrested for 1 nanosecond.

## Personality

Mario is portrayed as an airhead who always says what is on his mind. Other times he can be the voice of reason at times of chaos. He can also be very gullible.

## History

Mario and Luigi's past history is currently unknown and it is not known why they moved to Manitoba, Canada.

Mario and Luigi's relationship with Elmo must go back prior the show.
Cheshire Roads Club

Many thanks to Phil Fern of Cheshire Roads Club, who provided the names (and biographies) of the falling members.

 Samuel Wagstaff(e)
 Reuben Walker | 00-11-1893 - Over (Cheshire)

From the history page of the website of The Cheshire Roads Club :

"By mid 1918 catering difficulties had become so acute that the committee decided, very reluctantly, not to accept further applications for membership until the position improved. At this stage there was a membership of 56, of which 25 were in the forces and three had been killed in action. Details of activities during the war years are not easy to come by, but one can safely conclude that there was little to report and we, on overseas service, were full of admiration for those who, despite defence duties in addition to the normal days work, were holding the club together."
Luigi

Elmo

Elmo Jr.

Luigi is the deuteragonist of Super Stuff Bros. He and the rest of the characters on the show live in Manitoba, Canada. He is show being very neurotic. He has a falsetto voice and is portrayed by MonsieurLemon (and briefly Evan Jenkins).

## Personality

Not much is known about his personality, due to him being absent for much of the show, but it is implied that he is like his video game counterpart.

## History

One day when Mario and Luigi had moved to Canada, they were discussing plans and Fake Luigi had seen Luigi napping. Envious of him, Luigi was thrown onto his roof where he stayed - until mid-Season 2 when he had escaped. Furious, he and Fake Luigi battled. Later, they decided not to fight and reconciled to celebrate Halloween.

## Trivia

* The real life reason why Luigi had been absent from Season 1 to mid-Season 2 was because after filming episode 1, Evan Jenkins had, in fact, catapulted the plushie onto MonsieurLemon's roof.
Germany

*(Click on the name to read more)*

The list is'nt certainly not complete, because the commemorations plates of the **Bundesdenkmal der Deutsche Radfahrer** at Bad Schiedeberg mention nearly 4000 fallen members of the B.R.D. (Bundes Deutscher Radfahrer). Read more...

*(Click on the name to read more)*

Incertitudes sur la carrière comme coureur
* Mémoire du Cyclisme
* Guerre-Musique (blog)

*(\* no informations)*
Crazy Mario Fan

The Crazy Mario Fan (real name: Charles Seiberts) is the main antagonist of Super Stuff Bros. Throughout the series, he possesses the body of Unstable Steve. In the majority of the series, he does not appear in physical form. He frequently terrorizes the characters and kidnaps them on multiple occasions. He is psychotic and malevolent as he hired multiple people to attack the brothers. He is portrayed by Evan Jenkins.

 \*the reason Steve looks like Charles so much is that Charles' spirit takes form in Unstable Steve's body with Charles' former physical traits carrying over.

## History

Charles Seiberts was born on September 13th 1970 in Long Island, NY. He was a popular kid all throughout elementary, middle and high school. On his 15th birthday, he got the NES game Super Mario Bros. He started growing an addiction to the game, that drove him mad.

He had started kidnapping people believing them to be Nintendo characters. Eventually he became a wanted man. He fled to Northern Canada, where he attacked police (big mistake), he was then shot and fell back into a large snowbank where he was frozen.

His spirit had fled to a pocket dimension (where time flows *extremely* slow). He remained there for millions of years (ie. relativistic speed). He had found a new body- Unstable Steve. Since Steve was unstable, it was easier to manifest in his body. Doctors had thought he had a mild case of schizophrenia.

At times Charles Seiberts had full control over him, kidnapping the Mario brothers on multiple occasions. When Unstable Steve had signed up to be on the public access show "CJ's Tips", Charles Seiberts had finally absorbed Unstable Steve's spirit and attempted to kill CJ.

CJ had eventually shot him and Unstable Steve had died. Crazy Mario Fan's spirit had then fled elsewhere.
Elmo

> "Did I finally hit puberty?"
>
>

Never take unlabeled pills.

Luigi

Elmo is a supporting character in Super Stuff Bros. He was a secondary villain turned protagonist during the second season. He is portrayed by Evan Jenkins (and very briefly MonsieurLemon). He is a puppet resembling humanoid who formerly was a mascot for the popular show Sesame Street. He was formerly a henchman of Crazy Mario Fan, who in turn screwed him over for Boo.

## History

Elmo was born in the late 60s', his father was Jim Henson, whom constructed Elmo from the finest fabrics and eventually (by unknown means) brought him to life. When he was only 12 years old, he joined a strip club by the stage name," Long Pole Johnson". When his father died, Elmo became depressed and turned himself over to join Crazy Mario Fan in search for Mario and Luigi.

## Trivia

* Elmo is related to Mario and Luigi in some way, albeit distantly.
Emile Engel

Wikipedia

## 10 September 1914 -|- Emile Engel

Source: Wikipedia (EN)

Émile Engel (Colombes, 5 April 1889 — Maurupt-le-Montois, 10 September 1914) was a French professional road bicycle racer. In the 1914 Tour de France he won stage 3, and was disqualified after stage 8 when he was involved in a fight with a race official. Only three months later he was killed in World War I.

For results in the Tour de France, see Tourstats.dk...

Read more on the Dutch Wiki and the French Wiki.
Unstable Steve

Unstable Steve is a major character in Super Stuff Bros. He serves as the host to Crazy Mario Fan in many of the episodes. When he is not possessed by him, he is shown to be a quirky, peculiar character and happens to play drums.

## History

Unstable Steve was a timid kid growing up and all he did was play video games. When he went to a video game shop, he bought a *used* Super Mario Bros cartridge. Ever since then he seemed to act strangely with schizophrenic outbursts. He unwillingly terrorizes the Mario brothers because of Crazy Mario Fan's possession. He is seen dying at the end of S2E7 due to a gunshot wound from CJ.
Jo

**Jo**, labeled **The Take-No-Prisoners Jock-ette**, was a camper on Total Drama Island, as a member of the Killer Bass. She was one of the two main antagonists of that season.

## Personality

Jo is not the person to run to if one is looking for a friendship. She is competitive to an enormous extent, strategic, and overall has a harsh personality that is difficult to break through. Jo believes that she is the strongest competitor and most deserving of the million dollar prize. She will turn anything to a competition, from breakfast to recovering from an unexpected event. She will even not hesitate to sacrifice the life of another if she deems necessary. Jo appears to be a tomboy. Additionally, in her biography, she expresses that she will never let a guy win just because she may find him attractive. Despite this, Jo has implied that she actually does want such things as feeling beautiful and finding love. Jo is power-hungry and lusts for control. She will fiercely fight for the position of team leader if she has to. She also views herself as being better than others, often looking down upon her teammates. A running gag with Jo involves her using nicknames for the other contestants, generally as insults towards them or for an easy way to describe them. Although it is rare, Jo has shown her softer side at times on the show, leading people to believe she isn't a terrible person.
Super Stuff Bros. (Show)

Super Stuff Bros. is a Youtube web series created by MonsieurLemon. The series depicts Mario, Luigi and other characters' everyday lives.

## Show Information

### Developed By

CJ Munoz/"MonsieurLemon"

The current cast and crew of the show includes "Monsieur Lemon", CJ Munoz, Evan Jenkins and Dan Giovingo.

The list of episodes can be viewed here.

## Characters

### Main Characters

* Mario
* Luigi
* Fake Luigi
* Crazy Mario Fan/Unstable Steve
* Phil

### Supporting Characters

* Elmo
* Elmo Jr.
* Bowser
* Old Man Jenkins
* Petey Piranha
* Shy Guy
* Hubert Mario
* Gay Mario
* Bob-omb
* Hobo
* CJ

### Minor Characters

* Tigger
* Paratroopa
* Ugly Shy Guy
* Donkey Kong
* Mario's Dad
* Jamaican Banana Guy
* Boo Mario
* Josefhizphrendphrumskül
* Mushroom
* Asthmatic Yoshi
* Tim Curry
* Dr.
* Goomba
* Boo Henchman
* Trevor Abootman
* Kirby
* Eric Cartman
* Baby Mario
* Jack Skehwingtonne
* Gerald and Jeremy Shmoiklewicz
* Strange Man
* Kevin
Шайрена

**Шайрена** *(анг. Shyren)* - це монстр, що з'являється на локації Водоспад. Шайрена є сестрою амальгамета Лимонного Хлібу.

## Опис

### Зовнішність

Шайрена - це монстр, що схожа на хижу рибу Морський чорт. Шайрена соромиться своєї зовнішності (з-за чого й стоїть спиною до протагоніст). Також вона вважає, що жахливо співає, проте це зовсім не так.

## Атаки

Шайрена робить свої атаки за допомогою музичних нот, котрі вилітають з її голови.

## Стратегія

Достатньо один раз "наспівувати" *(англ. Hum)*.

Також можна "наспівувати" до того часу, поки Шайрена не піде сама.

## Кілька Цитат

* *Глухий тон. Вона надто знічена, щоб співати свою смертельну пісню.* **[Перевірити]**
* *Шайрена ховається в куток, проте якимось чином зустрічається з вами.* **[Зустріч]**
* *Талановита співачка, з невеликою підтримкою.* **[Перевірка після одного наспівування]**
* *Це Шайрена. Вона твій напарник у гурті.* **[Перевірка після кількох наспівувань]**
* *Пахне музикою.* **[Нейтральний]**
* *Шайрене думає про те, щоб поспівати караоке разом з вами.* **[Нейтральний]**
* *Шайрена тихо співає собі під носа.* **[Нейтральний]**
* *Шайрена відбиває невеликий біт своїми плавниками.* **[Нейтральний]**

## Цікаві факти

* Після кожного "наспівування" її атаки стають швидше та інтесивніше.
* Насправді, Шайрена - це маленька рибка, розташована над тілом її агенту з пошуку роботи.
* Якщо Шайрену вбити, щезне тільки голова а тулуб залишиться.
* Якщо наспівувати Шайрені 5 разів, то Лицар Лицар засне на хід раніше.
* Шайрена буде з'являтися на локації завжди, навіть якщо ліміт вбивст на локації вичерпано.
* Її ім'я утворено шляхом злиття двох слів: "shy" (сором'язлива) та "siren" (сирена).
* Якщо на початку гри задати ім'я "Shyren", гра відповість "..?", та дозволить використати це ім'я.
Angus Livingstone

## 14 August 1918 -|- Angus Livingstone

Australia's fighting sons of the empire

Read more on the Dutch Wiki and the French Wiki.

### Sources

* Discovering Anzacs - https://discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au/browse/person/335689#$story-7690
* Australian War Memorial - https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/R1638438/
https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/P10241749
* Mémorial GenWeb - http://www.memorialgenweb.org/memorial3/html/fr/complementter.php?id=4226444
http://www.memorialgenweb.org/memorial3/html/fr/resultcommune.php?idsource=993593
* RSL Vritual War Memorial - https://rslvirtualwarmemorial.org.au/explore/people/115828
* The AIF Project - https://www.aif.adfa.edu.au/showPerson?pid=177897
* In Memory - http://www.inmemories.com/Cemeteries/crouybritish.htm
* Commonwealth War Graves Commission - https://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/71307/livingstone,-angus/
* Australia's fighting sons of the empire : portraits and biographies of Australians in the Great War, B. Jacksopn & co., Sydney, s.d., p.72
List of Surnames/B

* ***Bachelot***
* ***Bailey***
* ***Bain***
* ***Balza***
* ***Bardin***
* ***Barstow***
* ***Bass***
* ***Bauer***
* ***Baumgart***
* ***Baxter***
* ***Baynton***
* ***Beal***
* ***Bearce***
* ***Beasaw***
* ***Benner***
* ***Bennett***
* ***Bensen***
* ***Benson***
* ***Bent***
* ***Berken***
* ***Besaw***
* ***Bibeau***
* ***Bicknell***
* ***Biese***
* ***Bilinski***
* ***Bishop***
* ***Bisson***
* ***Bodart***
* ***Bolen***
* ***Bolin***
* ***Bonger***
* ***Bonnin***
* ***Boone***
* ***Borta***
* ***Bothworth***
* ***Boucher***
* ***Boutet***
* ***Boylston***
* ***Braun***
* ***Brewster***
* ***Bridge***
* ***Brooks***
* ***Brown***
* ***Browne***
* ***Bull***
* ***Burke***
* ***Burns***
* ***Burnthorn***
* ***Burtt***
* ***Buzzell***
List of Names/S

* ***Sabine***
* ***Sabre***
* ***Sabrina***
* ***Sadee***
* ***Sadie***
* ***Saige***
* ***Sage***
* ***Sally***
* ***Salmon***
* ***Sam***
* ***Samantha***
* ***Sammie***
* ***Samuel***
* ***Sandi***
* ***Sandra***
* ***Sandy***
* ***Santa***
* ***Santana***
* ***Santos***
* ***Sara***
* ***Sarah***
* ***Savannah***
* ***Sawin***
* ***Sawyer***
* ***Scott***
* ***Seabury***
* ***Sean***
* ***Sebastian***
* ***Sebastien***
* ***Selena***
* ***Selina***
* ***Sergio***
* ***Servilla***
* ***Seth***
* ***Shadow***
* ***Shane***
* ***Shanoah***
* ***Sharon***
* ***Shaun***
* ***Shaunna***
* ***Shawn***
* ***Shawna***
* ***Sheila***
* ***Shelby***
* ***Shelley***
* ***Shelly***
* ***Shelomith***
* ***Shepard***
* ***Sherie***
* ***Sherri***
* ***Sherrie***
* ***Sherrill***
* ***Sherry***
* ***Sherwin***
* ***Shirley***
* ***Shore***
* ***Shubael***
* ***Sidney***
* ***Sierra***
* ***Silas***
* ***Silvia***
* ***Simeon***
* ***Simon***
* ***Simone***
* ***Skip***
* ***Skott***
* ***Skye***
* ***Skylar***
* ***Skyler***
* ***Smith***
* ***Snell***
* ***Snow***
* ***Sofia***
* ***Solomon***
* ***Sonny***
* ***Sophia***
* ***Sophie***
* ***Sophronia***
* ***Soule***
* ***Spencer***
* ***Stacey***
* ***Stacia***
* ***Stacy***
* ***Stanford***
* ***Stanley***
* ***Starla***
* ***Stella***
* ***Stepaen***
* ***Stephanie***
* ***Stephen***
* ***Stephens***
* ***Stetson***
* ***Steve***
* ***Steven***
* ***Stewart***
* ***Stormy***
* ***Studson***
* ***Stutson***
* ***Submit***
* ***Sue***
* ***Sukey***
* ***Sullivan***
* ***Surette***
* ***Suri***
* ***Susann***
* ***Susanna***
* ***Susannah***
* ***Susen***
* ***Susie***
* ***Suzane***
* ***Suzanne***
* ***Sylvan***
* ***Sylvania***
* ***Sylvanus***
* ***Sylvester***
* ***Sylvia***
* ***Sylvina***
* ***Sylvinia***
* ***Symmes***
List of Names/Z

* ***Zacchaeus***
* ***Zaccheus***
* ***Zachariah***
* ***Zacheriah***
* ***Zachary***
* ***Zak***
* ***Zane***
* ***Zeannah***
* ***Zeba***
* ***Zebiah***
* ***Zebidee***
* ***Zebulon***
* ***Zechariah***
* ***Zenas***
* ***Zephaniah***
* ***Zeresh***
* ***Zeruiah***
* ***Zibiah***
* ***Zilpah***
* ***Zilpha***
* ***Zintha***
* ***Zipporah***
* ***Zodac***
* ***Zowie***
List of Names/W

* ***Wade***
* ***Wait***
* ***Wales***
* ***Walter***
* ***Wanda***
* ***Ward***
* ***Warner***
* ***Warren***
* ***Washington***
* ***Water***
* ***Waterman***
* ***Watson***
* ***Wayne***
* ***Weldon***
* ***Welthian***
* ***Welthea***
* ***Wendi***
* ***Wendy***
* ***Wesley***
* ***Whitcom***
* ***Whitcomb***
* ***White***
* ***Whitman***
* ***Wilbert***
* ***Wilbur***
* ***Wilemotte***
* ***Wilfred***
* ***Willard***
* ***William***
* ***Willoughby***
* ***Wilma***
* ***Wilmont***
* ***Wilsen***
* ***Wilson***
* ***Winfield***
* ***Winfred***
* ***Winona***
* ***Winslow***
* ***Winston***
* ***Wiswell***
* ***Witham***
* ***Woodrow***
* ***Wrestling***
* ***Wyatt***
* ***Wynokia***
List of Names/J

* ***J.W.***
* ***Jabez***
* ***Jace***
* ***Jack***
* ***Jackie***
* ***Jackson***
* ***Jacob***
* ***Jacqueline***
* ***Jacques***
* ***Jade***
* ***Jadidah***
* ***Jadyn***
* ***Jae***
* ***Jaeden***
* ***Jael***
* ***Jameison***
* ***James***
* ***Jamie***
* ***Jan***
* ***Jana***
* ***Jancee***
* ***Jane***
* ***Janell***
* ***Janelle***
* ***Janet***
* ***Janette***
* ***Janice***
* ***Janine***
* ***Janis***
* ***Japhet***
* ***Jared***
* ***Jarred***
* ***Jasmina***
* ***Jasmine***
* ***Jason***
* ***Jasper***
* ***Jaxon***
* ***Jay***
* ***Jayne***
* ***Jaynee***
* ***Jayson***
* ***Jazmyne***
* ***Jean***
* ***Jeanene***
* ***Jeanette***
* ***Jeanine***
* ***Jeanne***
* ***Jeannette***
* ***Jeannie***
* ***Jedale***
* ***Jedediah***
* ***Jedidah***
* ***Jedson***
* ***Jeffery***
* ***Jeffrey***
* ***Jemma***
* ***Jenna***
* ***Jennet***
* ***Jenni***
* ***Jennie***
* ***Jennifer***
* ***Jensen***
* ***Jeremiah***
* ***Jeremy***
* ***Jeri***
* ***Jerome***
* ***Jerri***
* ***Jerry***
* ***Jerusha***
* ***Jesse***
* ***Jessica***
* ***Jessie***
* ***Jewel***
* ***Jewell***
* ***Jill***
* ***Jillene***
* ***Jimmie***
* ***Jimmy***
* ***Jo***
* ***Joalta***
* ***Joan***
* ***Joane***
* ***Joann***
* ***Joanna***
* ***Joanne***
* ***Job***
* ***Jodi***
* ***Jodie***
* ***Jody***
* ***Joe***
* ***Joel***
* ***Joetta***
* ***Joey***
* ***Johanna***
* ***John***
* ***Johnathen***
* ***Johnell***
* ***Johnny***
* ***Jolois***
* ***Jon***
* ***Jonah***
* ***Jonas***
* ***Jonathan***
* ***Jonathon***
* ***Joni***
* ***Jordan***
* ***Josefine***
* ***Joseph***
* ***Josephe***
* ***Josephine***
* ***Josephte***
* ***Josh***
* ***Joshua***
* ***Josiah***
* ***Jotham***
* ***Joy***
* ***Joyce***
* ***Juan***
* ***Juanita***
* ***Judah***
* ***Judith***
* ***Jude***
* ***Judi***
* ***Judy***
* ***Julaline***
* ***Jule***
* ***Jules***
* ***Julia***
* ***Juliane***
* ***Julianne***
* ***Julie***
* ***Julien***
* ***Julius***
* ***June***
* ***Junior***
* ***Justin***
* ***Justine***