Frederick George Parry was born at Stratford, London on the 31st December 1871. He was educated at the St Andrews School, [Alfreds House], High Street in Deal.
Frederick married in 1911, Winifred Drayson [nee Spinner], born about 1888, baptised 7th October 1888, at St Mary the Virgin Church at Eastry, Kent, [Daughter of William and Emily Spinner].
In 1915, they resided at 12, Claremont Terrace, Mill Road, Deal.
Frederick first entered the Royal Navy on the 13th March 1897 at Pembroke I, a shore based establishment, [HMS Pembroke was the Naval Barracks at Chatham, Kent right next to the Chatham Dockyard]. 5 feet 9 and a half inch tall, Brown Hair, Grey Eyes and a Fresh Complexion. He had a dot on his middle finger on his left hand, scar on the left forearm, 4 scars on his right knee and a small scar left finger.
He originally was in the Royal Marine Light Infantry PO/4553, enlisting at Portsmouth on the 31st December 1888.
He was there until the 22nd September 1897, then was transferred to the Powerful as a Corporal.
Frederick died on the HMS Clan McNaughton on the 3rd February 1915.
Frederick George Parry is remembered at Durham on D47.043, D47.054 and D47.125
