Paul Francis William Studholme

1898–1917 (age 19)

Biography

Paul Francis William Studholme was a military officer born in 1898 who served during the First World War. Despite his youth, he took on leadership responsibilities during one of history's most challenging conflicts.

Studholme is honored at Hooge Crater Cemetery, where his memory stands alongside others who made the ultimate sacrifice. His service and dedication remain an important part of the historical record of the Great War.

Also buried at Hooge Crater Cemetery

Christopher James Alexander
1887–1917 (age 30)
Hooge Crater Cemetery
Christopher James Alexander was an ornithologist who served and died in the First World War.
Albert Stewart
1889–1917 (age 28)
Hooge Crater Cemetery
Albert Stewart was military personnel who served during the First World War.
Patrick Bugden
1897–1917 (age 20)
Hooge Crater Cemetery
Patrick Bugden, Australian Victoria Cross recipient, fell at Hooge Crater in 1917 while saving his comrades.