Book of Remembrance 1914-18 Holy Trinity pp 153 – 181

PART 8

THE ROYAL NAVY AND THE MERCHANT NAVY

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 Abbreviations

 

 A/Cpl.     Acting Corporal; A/LSgt Acting Lance sergeant;

 Adj.       Adjutant

 AIF        Australian Imperial Force

 Att.       Attached

 b:         Born   

 Bdr.       Bombardier   

 BQMS       Brigade Quarter Master Sergeant

 Batt., Bn. Battalion

 Bty.       Battery (Artillery)

 Capt.      Captain

 Clr.Sgt.   Colour Sergeant   

 Cpl.       Corporal   

 CSM        Company Sergeant Major

 Died: Home Means died somewhere in UK

 DOW:       Died of Wounds

 Dvr.       Driver   

 E:         Enlisted   

 F&F        France & Flanders (killed or Died France or Belgium)

 Far.       Farrier (Horseshoer)

 Ftr.       Fitter

 Gdsm.      Guardsman

 Gnr.       Gunner   

 KIA:       Killed in Action

 L:         Lived

 L/Cpl.     Lance Corporal   

 Lieut.     Lieutenant   

 Pte.       Private

 Rfm.       Rifleman   

 Sdlr.      Saddler

 Sgt.       Sergeant/Serjeant

 Spr.       Sapper   

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 ROYAL NAVY

 ALL

 RANKS

 World War 1 Sailors (RN)

 Officers

 Barlow George, Engineer Lieut; HMS ‘Natal’; killed by internal explosion of Vessel  

       in Cromarty Firth Dec 30th 1915;

 Brown David,  Lieut; HM Yacht ‘Sanda’; Lost in action Saturday Sep 25th 1915;

 Burlinson Arthur, Sub/Lieut.; RNR; Lost on HMS ‘Clan McNaughton’ 1915;

 Charters William, Lieut; HMS ‘Patrol’ RNVR; Accidently drowned Feb 3rd 1918;

 Chater C W., Sub/Lieut.; RNR HMS ‘Lady Cory Wright’; killed at sea Mar 26th 1918;

       (KIA with Submarine in English Channel)

 Cook Thomas,  Lieut; RNR; Lost at sea Jul 20th 1918; through Mine explosion

 Cooper John George, Lieut; Lost through Ship being Torpedoed Apr 25th 1918;

       (HMS ‘Cowslip’ RNR; in action with Submarine off Straits of Gibraltar)

 Ellis Alfred, Sub/Lieut.; RNR; Died at 34 Thelma St. Nov 1st 1918;

       (Served on HMS ‘Ravenswood’) interred Bishopwearmouth Cemetery

 Evans John A, Lieut; RNR; killed at sea Sep 26th

 Feetham James, Lieut; HM Trawler ‘Worsley’ RNR; killed by Mine explosion off

        Aldeburgh Aug 14th 1915;

 Gerrard Ernest Dundas, Lieut; (RNR HM Trawler ‘Robert Smith’) Missing Jul 20th

        Now killed at sea (Atlantic)

 Graham A E.,  Chief Engineer, RN. HM Oiler ‘Tiflis’ Jan 20th 1919;

 Kayll Hugh Oswald, RNVR.Died of Flu/Pneumonia in Hospital in Galway Dec 11th 1918;

 Lake J H.,  Chief Officer, HM Coastguard Station Sunderland; Sep 12th 1919;

 Marshall Herbert Myers, Lieut; RNVR (Dental Surgeon); killed by explosion on one of

       HM Ships (at Scapa Flow) July 10th 1918; (HM Hospital Ship ‘China’)

 McIndoe Edward Phillips, (Eddy) Flight/Officer, RN RNAS; killed accidentally

       Feb 27th 1918;

 Middleton Norman, Sub/Lieut.; RNR HM Yacht ‘Sanda’; Sep 25th 1915;

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 Milne R Conway, Lieut; RNR; killed at sea Mar 13th 1917;

 Moore Geoffrey, Flight/Lieut.; RNAS; killed Mediterranean Feb 26th 1918;

 Newton Edward Francis (Frank), Lieut; Lost at sea Oct 23rd 1916; on HMS ‘Genista’

 Reed Thomas, 2nd Engineer HM Transport ‘Twilight’, Mercantile Marine; Jun 28th 1917;

 Richardson Daniel, Lieut; RNR HMS ‘Lady Cory Wright’; killed at sea Mar 26th 1918;

       (In Action against Submarine in English Channel) (Master Mariner)

 Salter Cyril Jeffries, Lieut; HM Trawler ‘Remindo’ RNR; killed by Mine explosion off

       Cape Barfleur France Feb 2nd 1918;

 Shotton Harold, Lieut; RNR; Died Aberdeen; Dec 17th 1916;

 Sparkes John J, Eng/Lieut.; RNR HMS ‘Portwood’ Lost at sea Aug 5th 1918; through

       ship being torpedoed (War Graves Mem Aug 8th 1918)

 Wanless Andrew, Capt., RN MFA; Lost at sea Jun 17th 1917; through enemy mines

 Wilson Charles P, Commander RD RNR; killed on Active Service Feb 24th 1917;

 Wilson John N, RNR Lieut; Died at Milford Haven on May 23rd 1916;

       (Wilson J N Lieut; RNR HM Trawler ‘Longset’ May 20th 1916; Interred

       Bishopwearmouth Cemetery Private Grave)

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 RN Other Ranks (Including Men from the Royal Naval Division who Fought as

 Soldiers in Belgium, France and Gallipoli

 Alderson T, Stoker 1565/U RNR; HMS ‘Pembroke’; May 22nd 1918; interred Sunderland

       Cemetery Family Grave

 Anderson, D., Engineman 4622/ES RNR; HM Trawler ‘Harlech Castle’; Died of Sickness

       Sep 23rd 1916; interred Sunderland Cemetery Family Grave

 Appleby Thomas, Lost on the HMS ‘Bayano’ Mar 11th 1915;

 Armstrong Ernest William, killed on active service on HM Ships (HMS ‘Sim’ Died Oct

       15th 1918)

 Asquith Philip, KIA on HMS ‘Queen Mary’ May 31st 1916;

 Baggley Henry Spencer, Ldg/Tel J/241284 HMS ‘Birmingham’ RN; Accidentally drowned

       Nov 19th 1920;

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 Bambrough Robert, Deck Hand, 13526/DA RNR; HM Trawler ‘Ruthin Castle’; Died of

       Wounds Apr 21st 1917; interred Sunderland Cemetery War Grave

 Black Robert, Stoker/Petty Officer; Lost with HMS ‘Hampshire’ Jun 5th 1916;

       Nr Orkney Isles

 Booth Charles Henry, Lost his Life on HMS ‘Queen Mary’; May 31st 1916;

 Booth George, L/Stoker; RN; Lost at sea 1918;

 Broomfield Wilson, Stoker; Lost off HMS ‘Nubian’ (drowned as a result of enemy

       action in the English Channel) Oct 26/27 1917; interred Bishopwearmouth

       Cemetery War Grave.

 Brown Alfred Vincent, Boy 1st Class; RN; Lost on HMS ‘Clan McNaughton’ Feb 3rd 1915;

 Brown James, ERA; lost his Life on HMS ‘Shark’ May 31st 1916;

 Brown John Metcalf, Seaman (HMS ‘Narbrough’); Lost at sea (Orkneys) Jan 12th 1918;

 Brown Joseph AN, RND; ‘Nelson’ Battalion; KIA July 13th 1915; Dardanelles

 Brown R, Boy; J/89978; HMS ‘Ganges’; RN Nov 28th 1918; Age 16

 Campbell Thomas, Trimmer; 941948; MMR H Royal Navy; drowned through collision and

       wreck of vessel off Isle of Islay Oct 6th 1918;

 Christal John, Stoker 1st Class; KIA on HMS ‘Black Prince’ May 31st 1916;

 Cogdon Charles William, Lost his life on HMS ‘Indefatigable’ May 31st 1915;

       Ldg/Tel J/39794 RN; killed in Battle of Jutland May 31st 1916; Age 17

 Colebrook Edwin, CPO 185013; HMS ‘Black Prince’; RN; killed in action Battle of

       Jutland, May 31st 1916;

 Connelly John, PO 160830 HMS ‘Queen Mary’ RN KIA Battle of Jutland May 31st 1916;

 Collinson James Patterson, (Deckhand HM Trawler ‘Thomas Stratton’) Lost at sea

       Oct 20th 1917; (killed by Mine explosion)

 Cooper Thomas, Stoker 1st Class K/14542 HMS ‘Pathfinder’ RN killed in action with

       submarine off Firth of Forth Sep 5th 1914;

 Cope Harold Stanley, Washed overboard North Sea from HMS ‘Cachalot’?On Dec 6th 1915;

       Age 21

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 Cowe Peter, Deck Hand HM Trawler ‘Achilles 11’; Lost at sea Jun 26th through being

       torpedoed (CWGC Regs say Mine explosion North Sea)

 Craig David, ERA 4th Class; M/19053; HMS ‘Derwent’; RN; killed by Mine explosion in

       English Channel May 2nd 1917;

 Crowder Robert Joseph, Ldg/Tel; J/40580; RN; HMS ‘Dolphin’; Aug 14th 1920;

       interred Mere Knowles Cemetery War Grave

 Darling John, 1st Class Stoker; lost his Life May 31st 1916; HMS ‘Queen Mary’;

        (killed in action at Battle of Jutland May 31st 1916)

 Ditchburn Charles, RNR; Died at sea doing his duty Mar 31st 1917; (Mine explosion)

 Dixon Richard Turnbull, Lost his Life on HMS ‘Black Prince’ May 31st 1916; Age 17

 Dixon William, ERA; HMS ‘Partridge’; KIA Dec 12th 1917; (North Sea)

 Dobson Thomas H., Lost May 31st 1916; on HMS ‘Invincible’ Age 18

 Doig Arthur Nichol, Died Nov 19th at 7 Atkinson Road after 12 months at sea and a

       few days home; Age 26; interred Mere Knowles Cemetery in Family Grave

 Dunn Alf A, 2nd/Eng; Lost his Life through torpedoing  of HM Transport 1917;

 Ellis Thomas Wake, Died from injuries received on one of HM Ships Feb 9th 1918; Age

       19; (Ellis Thomas Wake, AB SS/7031 (PO) RN HMS ‘Renown’; Died of accidental

       injuries Feb 9th 1918; interred Mere Knowles Cemetery War Grave

 Emmerson John Cain, KIA HMS ‘Queen Mary’ May 31st 1916; (AB J/22144 RN killed in

       action at Battle of Jutland)

 Esdon John Charles, Chief/ERA; DSM; HMS ‘Anchusa’ RNR; Lost at sea due to enemy

       action Jul 16th 1918; (in action with submarine off North Coast of Ireland)

 Evans James,  AB 167339; (RFR/CH/B/3892) RN; HMS ‘Cressy’ killed in action with

       submarine in North Sea Sep 22nd 1914;

 Fenwick Robert H, Lost on June 10th 1915; on HM Torpedo Boat No 12; Sank off

       East Coast

 Fenwick Thomas, Cpl. RND; ‘Medical Unit’; KIA France Feb 4th 1916; (Royal Naval

       Division)

 Foster John,  Stoker 276471; RFR; killed near Dardanelles Jun 4th 1915;

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 Foster Robert Willie, AB of TBD ‘Tempest’; Died suddenly Jul 3rd 1918; at 18

       Silksworth Tce., Silksworth age 20; interred St Matthews

 Fuller George Samuel, Leading Seaman; RNVR ‘Hood’ Battalion; KIA Dardanelles

       May 6th 1915; (Royal Naval Division)

 Gill John, Chief ERA 270669 RN; HMS ‘Goliath’; killed in action with Turkish

       Destroyer in Dardanelles May 13th 1915;

 Gillespie Ernest, Steward 2nd Class L/6523; HMS ‘Raglan’ RN; killed in action in

       Imbros ‘Goeben’ and ‘Breslau’ Jan 20th 1918;

 Goodfellow Robert, ERA; Lost Feb 11th 1916; on HMS ‘Arabic’

 Green Robert, Stoker 1st Class RN; HMS ‘Narburgh’; Lost his life Jan 12th 1918;

       at sea (Orkneys) Age 22 (4 years 7 months in Navy)

 Gunn Walter Craig, KIA HMS ‘Queen Mary’ (May 31st 1916); Age 21; ERA 4th Class

       M/2616 RN; killed in action at Battle of Jutland May 31st 1916;

 Hall M, Trimmer; 4578/T.S RNR; HMS ‘Pembroke’; Sep 21st 1918; interred

       Bishopwearmouth Cemetery Family Grave

 Hall William Orwin, Officers’ Steward on HMS ‘Penn’; Died Oct 6th on Hospital Ship

        ‘Soudan’; interred Bishopwearmouth Cemetery family Grave

 Hanratty John, Died suddenly Oct 17th 1918; interred at Inverness with Naval Honours

       and with Catholic Rites

 Hanson Robert, Engineroom/Art 1st Class RN; Lost his life on duty while in one of HM

       Ships 21st Jan 1915;

 Harrison William, Shipwright 2nd Class RN; HMS ‘Gaillardia’; Lost at sea (Mine

       explosion) Mar 22nd 1918;

 Heavisides Thomas Edward, Shipwright; HMS ‘Campania’; Mercantile Marine Reserve;

                Died of Pneumonia Dec 6th 1918; interred Southwick Cemetery War Grave

 Hedley Albert Edward Barron, Trimmer; MMR H Royal Navy; Lost at sea due to enemy

                action (In action against submarine) Jul 23rd 1918; Age 16½

 Hern John, Warrant/Eng RNR; drowned Jan 1st 1919; through loss of HMS ‘Iolair’

 Hill Henry, Stoker RN; drowned at sea Aug 12th 1917;

 Holmes Albert, Died at sea from Pneumonia on HMT ?  ? Oct 17th 1918;

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 Horsbrough Robert Hopkirk, Chief Eng/HM Transport 823; SS ‘Polesley’; Missing now

       lost at sea through enemy Action Sep 21st 1918;

 Jefferis William Redman, AB ZP/2004; HMS ‘Queen Mary’; RNVR; killed in action at

       Battle of Jutland May 31st 1916;

 Jones E, Tel J/40462 (PO) RN; HMS ‘Victory’; Mar 26th 1919; Age 21; interred at

       Southwick Cemetery War Grave

 Kelly Thomas, Lost at sea Oct 6th 1918; Age 18 on HMS ‘Ontario’

 Ker L A, Chief Yeoman of Signals 165660 RN; HMS ‘Victory’; Aug 30th 1920; interred

       at Bishopwearmouth Cemetery War Grave

 Kirman George, ERA 2nd Class 272055 RN; HMS S/M ‘B6’; killed in Action off Gallipoli

       Aug 16th 1915;

 Lake J H, Chief Officer HM Coastguard Station Sunderland; Sep 12th 1919;

 Lambert Michael J, KIA HMS ‘Queen Mary’ May 31st Age 21; Stoker 1st Class SS/116268;

       killed in Action at Battle of Jutland May 31st 1916)

 Lamb C W, Sgt. PO Mech HMS ‘Pembroke’ RN; Died Dec 5th 1918; Royal Infirmary

       interred Bishopwearmouth Cemetery War Grave

 Lardner Joseph Fishwick, Deck Hand 18165 DA HM Trawler ‘Sapper’ RNR; killed in loss

       of vessel in English Channel Dec 29th 1917;

 Lightly Jonathan, Petty Officer; killed by Mine explosion Apr 20th 1917;

 Logan Robert Sherris, at sea on HMS ‘Glasgow’; Died Jul 21st 1916 Age 22 from

       injuries sustained while ship was in a heavy sea; Shipwright 2nd Class M/16084

       R.N.

 Mackie James, Stoker 1st Class K/289055 HMS Royal Navy; Nov 8th 1918; Age 24;

       interred Haslar Royal Naval Cemetery Hampshire

 Magog William Dowsey, RN; DOW: Chatham (Pembroke) Wed Sep 5th 1917; Wounds received

       in hostile aircraft raid; interred Sunderland Cemetery War Grave

 Marlborough George, Stoker 5598S HMS ‘Vanguard’ RNR; killed by internal explosion of

       Vessel at Scapa Flow Jul 9th 1917; Age 19

 Marshall James Kirton, Fireman HMS ‘Eaglet’ Mercantile Marine Reserve; Nov 18th

       1919; interred Bishopwearmouth Cemetery War Grave

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 Marwood Thomas, Lost near Dardanelles May 12th 1915; in sinking of HMS ‘Goliath’

 Mason William (Billie), AB; Lost at sea Oct 18th 1918; through enemy Action (Sinking

       of R.F.R. ‘Industry’) Age 16 & 8 months

 Matson Charles Lee, Able Seaman; J/32394 HMS ‘Prince Eugene’ RN; Died of Pneumonia

       Nov 15th 1918; Age 19; interred Haslar RN Cemetery Hampshire

 McPherson AB, Z/7488 HMS ‘Defence’ RNVR; killed in Action at Battle of Jutland

       May 31st 1916;

 Melton Robert, Leading Seaman; 16th Sec ‘Hawke’ Bn. RND; DOW: Dardanelles Dec 7th

       1915; (Royal Naval Division)

 Metcalf Thomas, Lost on Auxiliary Cruiser ‘Laurentic’ Jan 23rd 1917;

 Milner James Melvin, Seaman; Trawler Section; Died? Jan 14th 1918; at 21 Annie St.,

       Fulwell Age 20

 Mullaney Francis, Trimmer; 949505; HM Trawler ‘Britisher’ Mercantile Marine Reserve;

       Sep 18th 1919; Age 17; interred Edinburgh

 Myers Alfred George, Stoker 2nd Class RN HMS ‘Victory’; Died at Gosport Naval

       Hospital Mar 3rd 1917; Age 19; interred Ryhope Cemetery War Grave

 Neate William John, PO 1st Class 106246 (RFR/PO/A/226) RN; HMS ‘Carmania’;

       Accidentally drowned Feb 14th 1916;

 Nelson Charles William, Steward 2nd Class; Died North Russia Jul 3rd 1919; when

       HMS ‘Fandango’ struck a mine

 Nelson G H, Signaller 226796 RN; HMS ‘Pembroke’; Sep 6th 1915; interred Sunderland

       Cemetery War Grave

 Noble Robert, PO Stoker; 171089 (RFR/CH/B/4521) RN; HMS ‘Hogue’; killed in action

       with submarine in North Sea Sep 22nd 1914;

 O’Donnell Patrick, Deck Hand; HM Trawler ‘Coltman’; RNR; Died Oct 27th 1918; of

       pneumonia at Taranto Italy; interred at Taranto Italy

 Parkinson Wilfred, Lost HMS ‘Invincible’ May 31st 1916; Age 18; Ordinary Seaman

       J/24359; killed in action at Battle of Jutland May 31st 1916;

 Paxton George, KIA May 31st 1916; HMS ‘Queen Mary’; Age 18; Stoker 2nd Class;        

       K/25665 R.N.; killed in action at Battle of Jutland May 31st 1916;

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 Paxton George Edward, 6th Engineer HMHS ‘Asturias’ Mercantile Marine; drowned as a

       result of an attack by an enemy submarine Mar 21st 1917; interred in

       Bishopwearmouth Cemetery War Grave

 Peacock RFR John William, in HMS ‘India’; North Sea Aug 8th/9th 1915;

 Pederson Lars, ERA 2nd Class 270857 HMS ‘Lightning’ RN; killed by mine explosion in

       North Sea Jun 30th 1915;

 Pell Matthew M, Lost on HMS ‘Viknor’ 1915; (In ‘Sunderland Echo’ in February 1915)

 Potts Thos Fairhead, RNVR; Lost on HMS ‘Bayano’; In ‘Sunderland Echo’ Mar 21st/25th

       1915;

 Purvis George, 1st Class Stoker on HMS ‘Tipperary’; May 31st 1916; Age 23½;

       SS/113814 killed in action at Battle of Jutland

 Raine John Edward, ERA 2nd Class M/20555 RN; HMTB ‘Ariel’; Oct 25th 1919; interred

       Sunderland Cemetery War Grave

 Rattray Peter (Better known as David), Lost HMS ‘Fortune’ May 31st 1916; Stoker

       1st Class K/28908 RN; KIA at Battle of Jutland Jun 1st 1916; Age 40.

 Reay Robert, Seaman RNVR; KIA Dardanelles Jun 20th 1915; Age 22

 Reid David Henry, Stoker 2nd Class; K/21445 RN HMS ‘Bulwark’; killed by internal

       explosion of vessel off Sheerness Nov 26th 1914; Age 19

 Reid William, Leading Seaman 155045 RN; HMS ‘City of Belfast’; killed in action

       Oct 15th 1917; interred Gibraltar.

 Richardson John R, ERA RN ;Lost his life on War Service Age 29; ERA 2nd Class M/1401

       R.N.; HM S/M; killed in loss of vessel in North Sea Jan 19th 1917)

 Riddell W E, Leading Stoker on HMS ‘Invincible’; May 31st 1916;

       K/4618 killed in action at Battle of Jutland May 31st 1916;

 Robson Thomas, Ordinary Seaman J/33174; HMS ‘Vanguard’ RN; killed by internal

       explosion of vessel at Scapa Flow Jul 9th 1917; Age 18

 Roberts George, Accidentally drowned on Active Service Jul 19th 1917; Age 43

 Ross Arthur, Stoker 1st Class; KIA North Sea May 31st 1916; HMS ‘Invincible’;

       K/18245 killed in action at Battle of Jutland May 31st 1916;

 Rowe Joseph Wallace, killed North Sea Nov 9th 1917;

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 Russell Colin Moncrieff, 1st Class Stoker; Lost on HMS ‘Queen Mary’ May 31 1916;

       Age 19 (killed in action at Battle of Jutland May 31st 1916)

 Saul Alfred William, Leading/Stoker RN; HMS ‘Vehement’; Lost at sea Aug 2nd 1918;

       killed by Mine explosion North Sea; Age 27

 Shiel Sydney, Lost on Jan 1st 1915; with HMS ‘Formidable’;

       (Shiel Sydney, ERA 2nd Class 271006; HMS ‘Formidable’ RN; killed in action

       with Submarine in English Channel Jan 1st 1915)

 Shotton Rowlandson Hardy, Lost his life on HMS ‘Hawke’ Oct 15th 1914;

 Simpson Roland (Roy), Engineer; KIA Mar 21st 1918; in Mediterranean

 Skillett Gerald, Ord/Naval/Sig; KIA Nov 17th 1917;

 Slater George Michael, Stoker 1st Class 297247; (RFR/CH/B/9611); HMS ‘Hogue’ RN;

       killed in action with submarine in North Sea Sep 22nd 1914;

 Smith John George, Shipwright; drowned at sea off HMS ‘Glasgow’ Jul 20th 1916;

 Smith William Cowell, Ordinary Seaman J/22935 RN; HMS ‘Bulwark’; killed by internal

       explosion of vessel off Sheerness Nov 26th 1914; Age 19

 Smith John William, Stoker 1st Class 287472 RN; (RFR/CH/B/2315) Jun 4th 1915; Age 36

 Spoors Edward, Accidentally drowned at sea Aug 9th 1916; from HMS ‘Nemesis’; Age 19

 Stephenson Herbert Rowe 2nd/Eng/Officer Lost at sea Sep3rd 1917; in HM Transport

       Service

 Stoker J, Stoker 1st Class K/43302 RN; HMS ‘Glatton’; Sep 25th 1918; Age 20

       interred Mere Knowles Cemetery War Grave

 Stoker Frederick William, Ordinary Seaman SS/4905; HMS ‘Aboukir’ RN; killed in

       action with Submarine in North Sea Sep 22nd 1914; Age 19

 Stokoe F, ERA 3rd Class M/15821 RN; HMS ‘Victory’; Apr 20th 1920; Age 46

       interred Bishopwearmouth Cemetery War Grave

 Stothard Joseph, ERA Mech 987 RN; Lost on submarine E3; (Stothard Joseph, ERA 3rd

       Class M/987 S/M; killed in action in North Sea Oct 18th 1914; Age 27)

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 Stuart John Waldie, (Jack) Seaman/Gnr. (Deckhand) A; RNR; HM Drifter ‘Jean’ lost at

       sea through ship being mined Oct 17th 1917; Age 21

 Sumby George, 1st Class Stoker; KIA on HMS ‘Invincible’ May 31 1916; Age 41

 Sutherland William Leonard, KIA (DOW) Apr 23rd 1918; on HMS ‘Vindictive’ at

       Zeebrugge Age 19; interred Mere Knowles Cemetery War Grave

 Taylor Luke T, Trimmer 3055/ST RNR; HMS ‘Pembroke’; Mar 6th 1921;

 Thompson George William, Stoker 1st Class; HMS ‘Broke’; KIA off Dover Apr 20th 1917;

       Age 21

 Thompson C W, PO Stoker 225024 RN; HMS ‘Pembroke’; Oct 6th 1920; interred

       Bishopwearmouth Cemetery Family Grave

 Thornton John, Chief ERA; 1025 EA RNR; HMS ‘Acacia’; Died of accidental injuries

       Apr 7th 1919; Age 32; interred Beirut

 Tilden John Henry, PO Stoker 292198 HMS ‘P32’ RN; Oct 29th 1918; Age 39; interred

       Haslar Royal Naval Cemetery Hampshire

 Turpin Thomas Cobb, Chief ERA 268940 RN; HMS ‘Pathfinder’; killed in action with

       submarine off Firth of Forth Sep 5th 1914;

 Waggott John Taylor, AB; Tyneside/Z/94 SS ‘Beacon Light’ RNVR; killed in action

       submarine off Butt of Lewis Feb 19th 1918;

 Wake William, Survivor of HMS ‘Cressy’; Died at 124 High St. West, Jun 2nd 1919;

       interred Sunderland Cemetery Family Grave

 Wardhaugh George Esatll, Stoker 1st Class K/26184 RN; HMS ‘Flirt’; killed in action

       with T.B.Ds.in Straits of Dover Oct 26th 1916; Age 23

 Waters John H, on HMS ‘Black Prince’ May 31st 1916;

       killed in action at Battle of Jutland May 31st 1916; Age 17

 Watson John, Stoker 1st Class RN; HMS ‘Opal’; Lost at sea (Orkneys) Jan 12th 1918;

       Age 23; HMS ‘Opal’ wrecked during heavy snow storm

 Watson Joseph, KIA HMS ‘Invincible’, May 31 1916; Age 28; Shipwright 2nd Class

       M/17929 RN; killed in action at Battle of Jutland May 31st 1916)

 Watson J, killed on duty at sea on Minesweeper Dec 6th 1917;

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 Watts Joseph Owen, AB J/14540 RN; HM S/M; killed in loss of vessel in North Sea

       Nov 1st 1918; Age 23

 Welling Charles James, Chief Yeoman of Signals 94022; HMS ‘Pembroke’ RN;            

       Sep 18th 1916; Age 56; interred Gillingham

 White Fred, Lost on HMS ‘Hampshire’ Jun 5th 1916; Age 22; Stoker 1st Class SS/114743

       R.N.; killed by Mine explosion off Orkneys Jun 5th 1916)

 Willing James Robinson, Lost at sea Dec 29th 1916; off Shipwash N Vessel on

       Admiralty Service

 Woodger John Edward, Stoker 2nd Class SS/117194 RN; HMS ‘Hampshire’; killed by mine

       explosion off Orkneys Jun 5th 1916; Age 18

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 ADDENDUM TO SAILORS ROYAL NAVY & MERCHANT NAVY

 ===============

 Almond C P, Master Mariner

 Bennett Arthur Ernest, Marine Engineer

 Blair Stephen R, Chief Engineer MN

 Bolam J W, Sub Lieut; RNR

 Border James A, Chief Engineer

 Carter George, Chief Engineer

 Clayburn W, Capt Fleet Aux

 Crowther Charles Henry, Master Mariner

 Delvoye Arie (Harry) Died 1st Nov 1918; in Genoa off ‘SS War Gazelle’

 Gowdy John L, Chief Engineer

 Hedley William, Chief Engineer

 Jauget R J, Capt HM Transport

 Jones D. Capt. Fleet Auxiliary

 Kennedy W J, Chief Engineer

 Manning J W, Master Mariner

 Neate W J, RNR

 Phillipson R, Died Chief Engineer

 Purvis Albert H, Master Mariner

 Read William, Capt Mercantile Marine

 Robason T S, Capt Fleet Auxiliary

 Snowdon John, Capt RNR

 South John G, Capt Fleet Auxiliary

 Westerby Charles S, Master Mariner

 Willing J R, Chief Engineer

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 Addendum Officer

 Mertz Walter Scott, 2nd Lieut.;

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 Merchant Navy

 Sailors

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 WORLD WAR 1 SAILORS (MERCHANT NAVY)

 Some Merchant Seamen served with the Royal Navy in their own Merchant Vessels

 and these men are included in the Royal Navy Roll of Honour.

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 Adams Henry Valentine, Master ‘Birtley’; Mercantile Marine; 3rd Jan 1918;

 Adamson William, Third/Eng; SS ‘Corsham’; Lost at sea Mar 8th Due to attack by

       submarine

 Allan John William, Chief/Eng; SS ‘Santa Amalia’; Lost at sea Dec 28th through being

       torpedoed

 Allan Thomas, Chief/Off; SS ‘Phare’; Lost at sea Oct 31st; Attacked by enemy

       submarine

 Allan Alec?  Lost at sea Oct 31st Age 18; (see brother above) (Probably same ship)

 Allan Walter James, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Halifax’; (Halifaz NS) MN; presumed drowned 12th

       Dec 1917;

 Anderson George, First Mate; SS ‘Freemona’ MN; drowned as a result of an attack

       by an enemy submarine

 Anderson James, Sailor; SS ‘Cheviot Range’; Lost at sea Due to submarine attack

       Feb 21st 1918;

 Anderson James Monro, 3rd/Eng; SS ‘Balakani’ MN; killed by mine 9th Sep 1915;

 Anderson John William, Fireman; SS ‘Treverbyn’; lost at sea Sep 3rd; Ship mined

 Appleton John, Fireman; SS ‘Hollinside’ MN; drowned as a result of an enemy

       submarine attack 5th Feb 1917; Age 61 (CWGC 171 Born Sunderland)

 Arnold George, Sailor; SS ‘Wavelet’ MN; killed by mine 13th Feb 1915;

 Arthur Robert Beckwith, 1st/Eng; SS ‘Sten’; Died Oct 18th through ship being

       torpedoed

 Arthur Thomas, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Denebola’; Lost at sea Aug 17th through enemy action

       attack by submarine

 Ashford William, 2nd/Cook; SS ‘Ethelinda’ MN; drowned as a result of an attack by

       enemy submarine 29th Jan 1918; Age 15

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 Ashworth James Taylor, 3rd/Eng; SS ‘Stanhope’ MN; drowned as a result of an

       attack by enemy submarine or killed by a mine 17th Jun 1917;

 Atkinson Alfred Henderson, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Highbury’ MN; presumed drowned 31st May

       1917;

 Atkinson Andrew, Fireman; SS ‘John Miles’ MN; drowned as a result of enemy

       submarine attack or killed by a mine 22nd Feb 1917;

 Bailes Stanley, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Caithness’ MN; drowned as a result of enemy

       submarine attack 20th Apr 1917;

 Balker Daniel, Mate; SS ‘John O Scott’; lost at sea Sep 18th due to enemy attack

       (submarine attack)

 Barnes George, Chief/Officer; Lost Jan 8th through foundering of SS ‘Westgate’ off

       Penzance

 Baty Thomas Henry, Capt; SS ‘Bestwood’; Lost at sea Jul 29th year

 Bell Robert Stanley, 3rd/Eng; SS ‘Bellucia’ MN; killed as a result of an enemy

       submarine attack 7th Jul 1917;

 Bennett Arthur Ernest, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Willingtonia’; Died at sea due to enemy action

       Aug 25th 1918;

 Bigelon Arthur Gowland, Chief/Eng; SS ‘Hazelwood’; Lost at sea Oct 19th Age 32;

       submarine being torpedoed

 Billam Henry W, Chief/Eng; SS ‘Halifax’; Missing since Dec 12th 1917; now

       presumed lost at sea

 Blair Stephen Robert, Chief/Eng?? MN; drowned as a result of an enemy submarine

       attack 23rd Oct 1915;

 Blanchard James William, 4th Eng; SS ‘Teespool’; killed through ship being

       torpedoed Oct 19th 1917;

 Blenkinsop Tom, 3rd/Eng; SS ‘Cheviot Range’ MN; drowned as a result of submarine

       attack 21st Feb 1918;

 Bonner Thomas, 4th/Eng; SS ‘England’; killed by a submarine attack 23rd May 1917;

 Bonwick George James, Third/Eng; SS ‘Dalewood’; Lost through being torpedoed

        Feb 26th 1918;

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 Bowles Henry, Died of fever at sea Jan 5th 1919; on SS ‘War Tempest’ in Bay of         

       Biscay

 Boxer Thomas, Fireman; SS ‘Zamora’ MN; killed as a result of submarine attack

       6th Aug 1917;

 Bracebridge James, Donkeyman; drowned at sea due to torpedoing of SS ‘Spennymoor;’

       May 28th

 Bradley Charles Lord, 1st/Eng; SS ‘Joshua Nicholson’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       submarine attack 18th Mar 1917;

 Brown Charles William, Master mariner; Age 51; killed on Transport ‘Fulgent’ by

       German submarine off West Coast of Ireland Apr 30th 1915

 Brown David W, 4th/Eng; Lost in collision on SS ‘Burutu’ Oct 3rd 1918;

 Brown Henry Laverick (Harry), Chief/Off; SS ‘Manchuria’; Lost at sea through

       ship being torpedoed Oct 17th

 Brown Thomas William, Mess Room Steward; SS ‘Therese Heymann’ MN; presumed drowned

       25th Dec 1914;

 Burlinson Mark, Lost at sea on or about Jan 1st 1916;

 Butters John, Fireman; SS ‘Dulwich’ MN; killed by mine 10th Jun 1917;

 Callahan John William, drowned Sep 8th through being torpedoed at sea

 Callan James, Fireman; SS ‘Lowmount’ MN; killed by mine 7th May 1917;

 Campbell John Gordon, drowned at sea May 28th 1915; due to torpedoing of SS

       ‘Spennymoor’; husband of Jane Elizabeth Campbell of 12 Hay St. (‘Sunderland

       Echo’ Jun 2nd 1915)

 Candlish William Charles, Master Mariner; Lost at sea Sep 16th 1917; through enemy

       action

 Carling James, Donkeyman; SS ‘War Firth’; Lost at sea through ship being torpedoed

       Sep 4th 1918;

 Carr William, Capt; Lost through his ship being torpedoed Apr 17th (year not stated)

 Carter George Chief/Eng; Died in Hospital Egypt Dec 12th 1917;

 Chater Frederick Arthur, Chief Officer; Lost on SS ‘Lady Ann’; Feb 16th 1917;

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 Davison John Henry, 2nd Eng; Steam Trawler ‘T W Mould’; Lost at sea Dec 1st 1918;

       through mine explosion

 Davison Thomas, 2nd Officer; SS ‘Roxburgh’ MN; drowned as a result of a submarine

       attack 5th Mar 1918;

 Davison William, Capt; SS ‘Cogent’; Died Prisoner of War Jan 19th Age 60 at

       Ruhleben Camp Germany

 Dawson Benjamin, Master; ‘Sten’; Died Oct 18th 1917; through ship being torpedoed

 Devitt Francis, AB; SS ‘Vronwen’; killed at sea Aug 29th age 36 attacked by enemy

       submarine

 Dick George Falkland, Donkeyman; SS ‘Dunrobin’; Lost at sea Nov 23rd 1917;

       due to attack by submarine or mine

 Dinsdale John George, 3rd/Eng; SS ‘Trewyn’ MN; presumed drowned 24th Mar 1916;

 Dixon Wilfred Thomas, ?  killed at sea Nov 4th 1917; through ship being torpedoed

 Dobbing William Sinclair, Captain; Lost at sea about Dec 20th 1917;

 Dockerty Charles, Died Dec 5th 1918; of Flu in France age 42 off the ‘Annah’

 Donald George, Master; lost at sea due to enemy action Apt 11th 1918;

 Douthwaite John Thornton, 2nd Eng SS ‘Shadwell’; killed at sea due to enemy action

       (submarine attack) Mar 23rd or 24th 1918;

 Duckworth William, lost at sea through collision of ship Apr 14th 1918;

 Dumble George Henry, Master; SS ‘Lavernock’ MN; drowned as a result of a submarine

       attack 17th Sep 1918;

 Dunn Alfred Andrew, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Farnham’ MB; drowned as a result of a submarine

       Attack 19th May 1917;

 Dunn John, Chief Eng; SS ‘Dawdon’ MN; killed by mine 3rd Oct 1914; Age 57; Son

       of the late John and Margaret Dunn

 Erskine John Charles, Chief/Eng; SS ‘Thames’; Lost at sea Aug 14th 1917;

 Evans Anthony, Fireman; SS ‘Dunrobin’; Lost at sea Nov 23rd Age 22 (ship being

       attacked by submarine or mined Nov 24th 1917)

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 Ewart Alfred, AB; SS ‘Phare’; Lost at sea through being torpedoed Oct 31st 1917;

 Fairley Joseph William, Cook; SS ‘Kingsdyke’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       submarine attack 17th Jan 1918;

 Fleming Alfred Stalker, 1st/Eng; SS ‘War Song’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       submarine attack 15th Jan 1918;

 Fraser William, Chief/Eng; SS ‘Arabis’; killed at sea on duty Nov 17th Age 52;

        (attacked by enemy submarine)

 French Kenneth Noel, Died at sea May 3rd 1917; through his steamer being torpedoed;

       SS ‘Caithness’; Age 17

 Gales Matthew, 2nd/Eng; Steam trawler ‘Devonian’ MN; presumed drowned 8th Sep 1915;

 Garrod Benjamin, Age 55; Lost through sinking of SS ‘Lady Ann’ Feb 16th 1917;

 Gibbins William Mills, 3rd Eng; SS ‘Beemah’; killed at sea by torpedo Apr 27th 1917;

 Gibson Robert, 2nd Mate; SS ‘Clyde Brae’ MN; killed as a result of a submarine

       attack 3rd Oct 1917;

 Gourley Andrew, drowned at sea Mar 4th 1918; Age 22

 Grainger William, Master Mariner; Died suddenly Mar 12th 1919; at Calais

 Gray Samuel, Died Jul 19th 1918; through injuries received at sea

 Grieveson Charles, Chief Eng; SS ‘Churton’ MN; killed by mine 3rd Sep 1915;

 Green John Thomas, Fireman SS ‘Amsterdam’; Lost at sea Oct 18th 1917; (attacked by  

       submarine) (Lost within a few hours of leaving his home)

 Gunn Walter William, on Feb 16th 1917; lost his life in foundering of SS ‘Lady Ann’

       off Scarborough

 Hammond Arthur William, Carpenter; SS ‘Polandia’ MN; presumed drowned 10th Mar 1917;

 Hansen William, Bosun; SS ‘Dunrobin’; Lost at sea Nov 23rd (ship being torpedoed or

       mined Nov 24th 1917)

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 Harrison Charles Ernest, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Mavisbrook’; Lost at sea May 17th 1918; due

       to enemy action (submarine attack)

 Harrison Frederick William, Cook and Steward; SS ‘Duckbridge’ MN; killed by

       mine 22nd Feb 1916;

 Harrison George, Cook; SS ‘Newholme’; drowned at sea Sep 8th 1917; due to

       submarine attack or mine

 Harrison Joseph, Steward; Lost his life 7th May 1917; through his ship being

       torpedoed; SS ‘Lowmount’

 Harvey Robert Boxall, 2nd Mate; SS ‘Ottakar’ MN; presumed drowned 11th Dec 1917;

 Hastie George Nelson, Master Mariner; lost off Flamborough Nov 9th 1917; through

       torpedoing of vessel (see son below)

 Hastie Edgar Atheling, Lost at sea about Jun 5th 1917; Age 17; Apprentice on board

       vessel bound Heuvla to Port Talbot (see father above)

 Hauff Reinhold Charles Henry, Steward; SS ‘Dawdon’ MN; killed by mine 3rd Oct 1914;

       Age 70

 Hedley Ralph, 4th/Eng; SS ‘Vine Branch’ MN; presumed drowned 11th Apr 1917;

 Hedley William, 1st/Eng; SS ‘Linwood’ MN; presumed drowned 22nd Jan 1917;

 Henderson Francis, Age 65; Lost Feb 16th 1917; from SS ‘Lady Ann’

 Henderson James, Lost on SS ‘Lady Ann’ Feb 16th 1917;

 Hodgson Charles, Lost at sea Jan 11th 1918;

 Hogarth Joseph, Boatswain (Bosun) (Lamps); SS ‘Burnstone’ MN; drowned as a

       result of a submarine attack 19th Mar 1918;

 Hollingsworth James Otto, drowned at sea Jan 15th 1918;

 Horsbrough Robert Hopkirk, Chief/Eng; SS ‘Polesley’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       submarine attack 21st Sep 1918;

 Howard James, 1st Officer; SS ‘Prunelle’; lost at sea through enemy action

        Aug 22nd 1918;

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 Hudson John Middleton, 4th/Eng; SS ‘Maston’; killed Aug 13th 1917; while on duty

       on ship through being torpedoed by enemy submarine

 Hughes Jack, Chief/Officer; Lost his life at sea 1918;

 Hunter James, Fireman; SS ‘Thames’; Lost at sea Aug 14th 1917;

 Hutcheon William, AB; killed on SS ‘Dulwich’ by torpedo Jun 10th 1917;

       named as Hutching on War Graves Memorial

 Hutchinson Frederick Martin, Second/Eng; SS ‘Corsham’; killed at sea Feb 8th 1918;

       due to enemy action attack by submarine

 Jack Leslie Francis, Apprentice; SS ‘T R Thompson’; Lost at sea Good Friday

       submarine enemy action Mar 29th 1918; Age 16 & 4 months

 Jackson Ernest, 1st/Eng; SS ‘Lena’ MN; presumed drowned 14th Apr 1917;

 Jackson John Thomas, Chief/Eng; SS ‘Holmtown’; Lost at sea Feb 6th 1918;

 James Frank Rhys Sandern, Apprentice; SS ‘Vine Branch’ MN; presumed drowned

       11th Apr 1917;

 Jameson Thomas Woods Taylor, Fourth/Eng; SS ‘Shadwell’; killed at sea due to enemy

       Action submarine attack Mar 24th 1918;

 Jauget Reine John, Lost in SS ‘Ramazan’; Sep 19th 1915;submarine attack; born Russia

 Jefferson William, Fireman; SS ‘Dunrobin’ MN; drowned as a result of a submarine

       attack or killed by mine 24th Nov 1917;

 Johnson Joseph, Lost in North Sea Nov 29th 1915;

 Johnson William Allison, Ship’s Cook; Lost at sea SS ‘Barnton’; torpedoed

       Apr 24th 1917;

 Judge Thomas, 2nd/Eng; ‘Belgian Prince’; torpedoed at sea Jul 31st 1917;

 Kennedy William John, 1st/Eng; Mercantile Marine; killed by mine 4th Jan 1917;

 Kinder John, Master; Mercantile Marine; 5th Dec 1917;

 Kitchen Reed, Lost life at sea Mar 1st 1917;

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 Knox William, 4th/Eng; SS ‘Clintonia’ MN; drowned as a result of a submarine

       attack 1st Aug 1915;

 Landreth Clifford, Lost at sea through enemy action Sep 17th; Son of Mr & Mrs

       James Landreth of 138 Roker Ave; ‘Sunderland Echo’ Oct 30th 1918; CWGC 177

 Laybourne James, known as Doctor Greaser; SS ‘War Firth’; Lost at sea through

       being torpedoed Sep 4th 1918;

 Laybourne James Pickering, Fireman; SS ‘Dunrobin’; Lost at sea Nov 23 1917; by

       ship being torpedoed by submarine

 Liddle John Snowdon, Donkeyman; SS ‘Pentyrch’; killed at sea by enemy action

       submarine attack Apr 18th 1918;

 Liebrecht Albert J T, Died at sea 1919;

 Lilbourn Garland, 1st/Eng; SS ‘Braeside’ MN; presumed drowned 5th Dec 1917;

 Lonstaff Alfred, Lost at sea Dec 1917;

 Lord Ernest Cummins, drowned Mar 2nd 1917; through torpedoing of Steamer SS

       ‘Sagamore’; age 16

 Lovell Charles Robert, Chief Officer; killed at sea Jul 20th 1916; through submarine

       attack

 Lunn/Lund J, CWGC Regs AB; SS ‘Dunrobin’; drowned as result of attack by submarine

       or mine Nov 24th 1917; Served as Young, Lunn on War Graves Mem

 Lynch Michael, Fireman; SS ‘Wathfield’ MN; drowned as a result of a submarine attack

       21st Feb 1917;

 Mackie W, 2nd/Eng; Steam Trawler ‘Calphurna’ MN; drowned. Vessel mined 14th Sep

       1914;

 Manning Joseph William, Master MN; drowned as a result of an attack by an enemy

       submarine Feb 21st 1918;

 Manson John William, drowned at sea Jul 29th 1917; through a collision

 Marr Francis, Able Seaman; SS ‘Therese Heymann’ MN; presumed drowned 25th Dec 1914;

 Martin William Richard, Lost at sea Oct 27th 1917;

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 Matthews Herbert Clement; 3rd/Eng; SS ‘Boynton’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       submarine attack 24th Sep 1917;

 Mavin John Lawrence, 3rd Engineer; MN; killed by mine Jul 29th 1917;

 McAllister Rhoderic, Master Mariner; Died Nov 3rd 1918; through enemy action

 McBain James Udney, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Rappahannock’ MN; presumed drowned 17th Oct 1916;

 McCormack John Robert Wood, Ship’s Cook; SS ‘Dowlais’ MN; drowned as a result

       of a submarine attack 3rd Dec 1917;

 McCready William, Fireman/Trimmer; SS ‘Dunrobin’; torpedoed and drowned Nov

       23rd 1917; ship being torpedoed or mined Nov 24th 1917;

 McKenzie Thomas Arthur Frederick, Third Mate; SS ‘Vine Branch’ MN; presumed

       drowned 11th Apr 1917;

 McMann John William, Lost at sea about Apr 25th 79 drowned through submarine attack

       on SS ‘Barnton’ Apr 24th 1917;

 Middleton Bryce W J, killed by accident at sea Sep 10th 1918;

 Millican Albert Edward, Marine Engineer; presumed lost at sea Dec 18th 1917;

 Mohtar Dick, Able Seaman; SS ‘Saxon’ MN; drowned as a result of a submarine

       attack 7th May 1918;

 Moon Thomas, Chief Engineer; Lost on Feb 16th 1917; on SS ‘Lady Ann’

 Moore George, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Kendal Castle’; lost at sea Sep 15th 1918; due to

       enemy action submarine attack

 Mordaunt Charles Osbert, Able Seaman; SS ‘Manchuria’ MN; drowned as a result of

       a submarine attack 17th Oct 1917;

 Mordey James, Apprentice on SS ‘Goathland’; torpedoed at sea Jul 4th 1917;

 Morgan Fred, Eng; SS ‘Lavernock’; presumed drowned Sep 17th 1918; through

       enemy action submarine attack

 Morrice David, 6th/Eng; SS ‘Lusitania’ MN; drowned as a result of a submarine

       attack 7th May 1915;

 Morrison Thomas R, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Alaska’; lost at sea Aug 13th

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 Morton Niel McDoughall, Chief Off; SS ‘Belgian Prince’; torpedoed at sea July

       31st 1917;

 Mowbray John Fleming, 2nd Mate; Motor vessel ‘Arabis’ MN; drowned as a result

       of a submarine attack 16th Sep 1917;

 Muirhead D., Fireman; SS ‘Ostpreussen’ MN; drowned as a result of a submarine

       attack or killed by mine 25th Nov 1917;

 Murray Charles, First Mate; SS ‘Norwood’ MN; presumed drowned 11th Feb 1917;

 Nasbet Thomas, Second/Eng; SS ‘Dalewood’; drowned through sinking of ship by

       enemy action submarine Feb 26th 1918;

 Nelson John William, Chief/Eng; SS ‘Trocas’; lost at sea Jan 19th 1918; through

       enemy action submarine attack

 Nelson Walter, Capt; ??  killed by enemy action Jun 8th  date; probably a sailor

 Newton Thomas, lost at sea Nov 23rd 1917;

 Newton Thomas H, died at sea; Oct 14th 1917;

 Newton Thomas Purdy, Chief/Eng; on May 19th 1917; killed by torpedoing of

       HM Transport SS ‘Farnham’

 Nicholson Robert Hodge, Master Mariner; lost at sea Jan 19th 1918;

 Noble Anthony, Age 63; lost Feb 16th from SS ‘Lady Ann’

 Noble John, Age 44; Lost Feb 16th through sinking of SS ‘Lady Ann’

 Noble John, Fireman; SS ‘Lady Ann’ Sunderland MN; killed by mine 16th Feb 1917;

       Age 44

 O’Halloran Peter, Died through accident at sea at St.Joseph’s Hospital May 5th 1917;

 O’Neill John, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Fallodon’ MN; killed as a result of a submarine attack

       28th Dec 1917;

 Ollett John Engledow, lost at sea through ship being torpedoed Apr 27th 1917;

       2nd/Eng SS ‘Karuma’

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 Palmer George, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Dawdon’ MN; killed by mine 3rd Oct 1914;

 Parkin Dick, Fireman; lost at sea between Dec 12th & 16th 1916; off Sunderland

 Parks William, Able Seaman; SS ‘Harlington’ MN; drowned as a result of a mine

       explosion in the North Sea 9th Dec 1916;

 Peplar James, Second Mate; SS ‘Therese Heymann’ MN; presumed drowned 25th Dec 1914;

 Pescod William George, lost at sea 14th Aug 1917;

 Phillipson Robert Davison, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Adriatic’ MN; presumed drowned 31st Oct

       1916;

 Pinkney Thomas Fairley, Boatswain (Bosun); SS ‘Wallace’ MN; killed as a result of a

       Submarine attack 7th Feb 1917;

 Potts Frederick, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Phare’; lost at sea Oct 31st 1917; through being

       torpedoed

 Potts Thomas Lauderdale, Third/Eng; SS ‘Maxton’; killed at sea Dec 28th 1917; by

       explosion caused by enemy submarine Age 28 (23)

 Prosen John Hermann Ernest, Able Seaman; SS ‘Thornaby’ MN; killed by mine

       28th Feb 1916; (Born Switzerland)

 Quenet August Alexander, Refrigerator Engineer Officer; SS ‘Vine Branch’ MN;

       presumed drowned 11th Apr 1917;

 Quenet Francois Alfred, Chief Engineer; SS ‘Umba’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       submarine attack 30th Apr 1916;

 Quin-Clark Harry, lost at sea on SS ‘Grenadier’ Feb 23rd 1917;

 Read William, Master; SS ‘Tatarrax’; lost at sea Aug 10th 1918;

 Reah Herbert, Fireman; SS ‘Archbank’; lost at sea Jun 6th 1918;

 Reed Walter, 3rd Mate; SS ‘Eastern Prince’; killed Aug 30th 1917; through

       being torpedoed in English Channel

 Richards William, Shipwright; SS ‘Vienna’; killed by shell fire Sep 11th 1917; on

       board ship at sea (enemy submarine)

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 Richardson Albert, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Hercules’ MN; drowned as a result of a submarine

       attack 30th Dec 1917;

 Richardson Thomas, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Myrtle Branch’; lost at sea through ship

       being torpedoed Apr 11th 1918;

 Ridman R L, Cook; Steam Trawler ‘Calphurnia’ MN; drowned; vessel mined 14th Sep

       1914;

 Robinson Thomas James, Skipper; SS ‘Balgownie’ MN; killed as a result of a mine

       explosion 29th Sep 1919;

 Roch John Alfred, Deck Boy; Age 14; Lost on SS ‘Lady Ann’ 16th Feb 1917; (Mine

       explosion)

 Rowell Ralph Ernest, Ship’s cook; SS ‘Garthwaite’; lost at sea Dec 13th 1917;

       submarine being torpedoed

 Ruttley Thomas, lost at sea on SS ‘Balkin’ Sep 9th 1917;

 Sakkit Fred, 2nd/Officer; SS ‘May Scall’; Died Nov 12th in hospital in Germany as a

       POW for 4 years and 4 months

 Sayers Charles, Chief/Eng; lost his life on his ship May 10th 1917; by a torpedo

 Scott William, Sailor; SS ‘Excellence Pleske’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       submarine attack 31st Mar 1918;

 Sheel William, 2nd/Eng; SS ‘Ludgate’; lost at sea Jul 26th 1917; through

       torpedoing of vessel

 Sheel or Schiel Henry Berthold, First Mate; SS ‘Dunrobin’; lost at sea Nov 23rd

       1917; ship being torpedoed or mined Nov 24th 1917;

 Shewan William S, Capt; lost at sea through sinking of ship Mar 29th 1918;

 Shotton John, First/Eng Officer; SS ‘Keelung’; lost at sea Jun 27th 1918;

       submarine attack

 Sinclair William George, 4th/Eng; SS ‘Rappahannock’ MN; presumed drowned 17th

       Oct 1916;

 Sisley Albert John, AB & Lamps; lost at sea Feb 16th 1917; from SS ‘Lady Ann’;

       killed by mine

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 Smith John Steward, SS ‘Pola’ MN; drowned as a result of a submarine attack

       18th Mar 1917;

 Smith Thomas Ambrose, Chief/Steward; SS ‘Acadian’; Died at sea due to enemy

       action (submarine attack) Sep 16th 1918;

 Snaith Archibald Virtue, Able Seaman; SS ‘Fremona’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       submarine attack 31st Jul 1917;

 Soares J, Fireman; SS ‘Dungeness’ MN; 30th May 1918; interred at Sunderland Cemetery

 South J G, Master; SS ‘War Song’ MN; drowned as a result of a submarine attack

       15th Jan 1918;

 Southern Thomas, Apprentice; SS ‘Lodaner’ MN; presumed drowned 14th Apr 1918;

 Spain Stanley, Second Mate; SS ‘T R Thompson’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       submarine attack 29th Mar 1918;

 Spencer William, Cook on SS ‘Cairnstrath’; lost at sea through being torpedoed

       Aug 4th 1917;

 Spendley David March, Waiter; SS ‘Lusitania’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       submarine attack 7th May 1915;

 Steel Ernest, Cook; SS ‘Combe’ MN; presumed drowned 14th Oct 1915;

 Steele John, Master; SS ‘Dawdon’ MN; drowned as a result of a mine explosion

       3rd Oct 1914;

 Stephenson Arthur E, First Mate; SS ‘Ludgate’; lost at sea Jul 26th 1917; through

       torpedoing  of vessel

 Steinburg William, Cook; SS ‘Freemona’; lost at sea Jul 31st 1917; through being

       torpedoed; Age 28; (Stainburg on War Grave Memorial)

 Storey John Dodd, Engineer; SS ‘Vine Branch’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       submarine attack 11th Apr 1917;

 Strickland Samuel Robert, Master; SS ‘Sunniside’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       Mine explosion 9th Nov 1916;

 Strutt William, 2nd/Eng; Died at sea Sep 21st Age 28; SS ‘Sunray’

 Taylor Charles, Able Seaman; SS ‘Dawdon’ MN; killed by mine 3rd Oct 1914;

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 Taylor George Albert Victor, lost at sea through torpedoing of his ship Jun 5th

       1917; SS ‘Manchester Miller’

 Telford Thomas (Butterwicke), Steward; SS ‘Dalewood’; lost at sea due to enemy

       action (submarine) Feb 26th 1918;

 Teixeira Jose Dos Santos, Fireman; SS ‘Dungeness’ MN; 30th May 1918;

       interred Sunderland Cemetery

 Thatcher Alan Harwood, 4th Eng; lost at sea on Transport Vessel SS Mansuri

       7th Nov 1916;

 Thompson Charles, AB; SS ‘Fremona’; lost at sea Jul 31st 1917; through being

       torpedoed

 Thompson George Jefferson, 3rd/Eng; SS ‘Vine Branch’ MN; presumed drowned

       11th Apr 1917;

 Thompson James, 2nd Eng; SS ‘Agnette’; lost at sea through enemy action

        (submarine attack) Apr 24th 1918; (Thomson on War Memorial)

 Thompson Johnson Cyril, 2nd Eng; SS ‘Saima’; missing now lost at sea due to

       enemy action Jun 8th (submarine attack)

 Thompson Sam, Engineer; lost at sea through ship being torpedoed Jun 14th 1917;

       SS ‘Dart’

 Tibbo Richard, Fireman and trimmer SS ‘Balakani’ MN killed by mine 9th Sep 1915;

 Tinmouth Robert, Mate; SS ‘Ida Duncan’ MN; killed by mine 31st Jan 1917;

 Trenchard Eli, Steward; SS ‘Stanhope’ MN; drowned as a result of a submarine

       attack or killed by mine 17th Jun 1917;

 Turnbull Charles, Engineer; killed at sea Aug 10th or 11th 1918;

 Turnbull George, Fireman and Trimmer; SS ‘Therese Heymann’ MN; presumed drowned

       25th Dec 1914;

 Turnbull William, Eng; SS ‘War Firth’; lost at sea Sep 4th 1918; through being

       torpedoed

 Turnbull William, Master; SS ‘Addington’, MM; 16th Mar 1917; (interred France)

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 Vickers Anthony, Fireman; SS ‘Dunrobin’; lost at sea Nov 23rd 1917; through being

       torpedoed

 Viney James, Fireman and Trimmer; SS ‘Thornaby’ MN; killed by mine 28th Feb 1916;

 Wallace William, Capt; SS ‘Newstone’; drowned Weymouth Oct 5th 1918;

 Warburton Hector, Mess Room Steward; SS ‘Bamse’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       submarine attack 18th Apr 1918; Age 15

 Ward Henry, killed and drowned at sea Feb 8th 1918;

 Watson J K, Capt; lost at sea through being mined 1917;

 Wayman Thomas Davie, 1st Mate; SS ‘Laverock’; lost at sea through enemy action

       Sep 17th 1918;

 Westerby Charles Stoddart, Master; Merchant Navy ‘Farnham’ MN; 19th May 1917;

 Welch J T, Capt; lost at sea through enemy action Oct 2nd 1918;

 White Fred Vaughan, 2nd Eng; SS ‘Blagdon’; Lost at sea Aug 9th 1917; through being

       torpedoed

 Wight John Payne, Mate; SS ‘Vine Branch’ MN; presumed drowned 11th Apr 1917;

 Williamson John William (Jack), Third Eng; SS ‘Shadwell’; lost at sea through

       enemy action (submarine attack) Mar 24th 1918;

 Willing James Robinson, Chief Officer; SS ‘Lonada’; killed by mine 29th Dec 1916;

 Willis Thomas Robert, 2nd Eng; SS ‘Frimaire’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       submarine attack or killed by mine 15th Mar 1917;

 Wilson Sam Worthington, Died Mar 2nd 1917; through torpedoing of Steamer SS

        ‘Sagamore’; Age 16

 Wilson William Baister, Fireman/Trimmer; SS ‘Hazelwood’; Oct 19th 1917; lost at

       sea through enemy submarine

 Westcott Henry Moor, Capt; lost at sea Feb 17th 1917;

 Wiseman Henry, Chief Engineer; SS ‘Kut Sang’ MN; drowned as a result of a submarine

       attack 29th Apr 1918;

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 Woodall Tom Stanley, Chief/Eng; SS ‘T R Thompson’; lost at sea due to enemy

       action Mar 29th 1918; (submarine attack)

 Wood John, (Better known as Gosling Jack), lost Mar 1st 1918; through ship being

       torpedoed Age 18

 Wordingham Thomas, Fireman; SS ‘Wavelet’ MN; killed by mine 13th Feb 1915;

 Wrathmall Richard, Fireman; SS ‘Hurstwood’ MN; drowned as a result of a

       submarine attack 5th Feb 1917;

 Wright Charles, 2nd Eng; SS ‘Vine Branch’ MN; presumed drowned 11th Apr 1917;

 Wright Samuel, (Better known as McDonald), Second Mate; SS ‘Thames’; missing since

       Aug 14th 1917;, now presumed drowned

 Young Charles Greenwell/Grunwell, Ord/Seaman; SS ‘Braeside’; lost at sea due

       to enemy attack by enemy submarine or mine Dec 5th 1917;

 Young John Anderson, AB; SS ‘Dunrobin’; lost at sea Nov 23rd 1917; submarine

       attack or mine

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