Every Name a Story

G. Farquharson 1917
Rank : Fireman

Blyth

George  Farquharson

Every Name a Story

On Tower Hill Memorial is the name of Fireman George Farquharson, serving on S.S. Charles Goodanew (Plymouth)  with the Mercantile Marine, who died 17/04/1917.

He was the son of George And Mary Farquharson and the husband of Mary Farquharson (nee Green), of 26, Robert Street, Crofton, Blyth, Northumberland. He was born at Dundee.

George Farquharson is remembered at Blyth on B42.16  and B42.24, in the Mercantile Marine  Roll of Honour 1917  and in our List of Ships’ Crews.

First Name: George

Last Name: Farquharson

Which War: First World War 1914-18

Died: 17/04/1917

Age: 41

Rank: Fireman

Regiment: Mercantile Marine

Unit/Ship: S.S. Charles Goodanew (Plymouth)

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