Eleven deceased, which is a number he did not expect and which took him about a fortnight to be all right about.

Twenty-six who have said in terms that they do not want to be contacted, which he has recorded and will honour and which he has told me is the easiest category, because it is a decision somebody made.

And twelve he cannot find.

He is still working on the twelve.

He has a spreadsheet with a column headed OTHER NAMES, because the first thing he did — the very first thing, before anything else — was to go through the list and work out how many of those four hundred and eleven people are likely to be under a different name now.

The answer, on his estimate, is somewhere around a hundred and sixty.