Items shaded grey means name is not known or is not confirmed. Light grey is where only the initials are known.
Dark grey is where there is no certainty about the name/initials as newspaper reports give too many variations.

Burlton- Generally given the initial A in first team games for 1925-26 and 1926-27 but other initials, including R, were given. However
several years of playing in the reserves showed an initial of H whenever one was given in the reserve reports. One Surrey Advertiser report
on a first team game gives him as A.H. which seems the mostly likely as it includes both initials that were used for him.An ancestry search
indicates his given names were Albert Harold but it was not known what he might have been commonly called when he was at the club.
Coe- An ancestry search gives his first names as Leonard Walter. It is not known what he might have been commonly called during his time at the club.
Compton- Was given many different initials in his first season with A the most common, however there was one F.E. given in an earlier season and in
future seasons this became more commonly used. Given he was playing in the same position when he was given an F.E. it seems likely it was
the same player but because of the variations it is impossible to say which is correct. Assuming it is the same person, an ancestry search has his
given names as Frank Edward.
Headon- Was given various initials during his early career at Kingstonian. However in later seasons he was consistently listed as G. He was listed
for the reserves as Headen throughout his first season. It is possible there were two players with a similar name or different initials, however
in notes to a game he played for the first team in 26/27, where he played in goal, it was mentioned he started his career in goal and there was an
example from 24/25 season where he played in goal for the reserves. Seems more likely he was the same player as that in later seasons where
he was consistently listed as G. Headon. It seems without doubt that in the current season he was indeed George Headon even if in earlier seasons
there may have been a different player.
Pavey- An ancestry search indicates Herbert Wilfred Pavey is the brother of Fred Pavey who played a game for the first team in 1924-1925. It is not known what he was commonly called during his time at the club.
Speller- Ancestry records indicate his given names were Ernest James, although for the one game he played he was listed as E.S. Speller. Assuming he is the
same person, it is not known what he was commonly known as during his time at the club.
Stringell- An ancestry search has his given names as Frederick Charles but it is not know what he was commonly called dueing his time at the club.
Treisman- There is no mention of a first name in any reports or programmes so it is not known what he was commonly known by at the club. The first name of Walter
has been uncovered from ancestry records, although it appears that he changed his name given to him at birth (Woolf) at some point in his life.