death of Peter Connolly in 1895. They resigned from the Southern League in the 1896–97 season after only playing seven games. All of those games were lost with a total of 46 goals conceded. In October 1896, Royal Ordnance Factories played Southampton St. Mary's at their Antelope Ground, with the match ending 10–0. In goal for the Royal Ordnance factory was Herbert Williamson who had been the "Saints" goalkeeper in 1894–95. Their record was expunged, and it is assumed the club folded soon after, in late 1896. The name was briefly resurrected over twenty years later with a similarly named club from the area, also known as Royal Ordnance Woolwich, that participated in the Kent League for two seasons after World War I. Footnotes and references Defunct football clubs in England Association football clubs established in 1893 Association football clubs disestablished in 1896 Defunct football clubs in London Southern Football League clubs 1893 establishments in England 1896 disestablishments in England Ordnance Factories