Every Name a Story

H. Snowdon 1918
Rank : Second Engineer

Henry  Snowdon

Every Name a Story

On Tower Hill Memorial is the name of Second Engineer Henry Snowdon serving on S.S. Romford (London) with the Mercantile Marine who died 10/02/1918.

The son of Fanny Snowdon (nee Cookson), of 56, Montague Street, Hartlepool, and the late Henry Snowdon. He was born at Hartlepool.

In Hartlepool Old Cemetery (Spion Cop) is a headstone which reads:

In
loving memory
of
Henry Snowdon
beloved husband of
Fanny Snowdon
late School Master of Hart Road School
died March 3rd 1907
aged 43 years

Also Henry Snowdon
eldest son of the above
Marine Engineer
who was lost at sea off the
coast of Tunis through enemy
action Feb.10th 1918,
aged 27 years.

Also the above
Fanny Snowdon
died Nov. 26th 1932
aged 76 years

At rest.

The British Steamer S.S. Romford, ship number 108400, was mined 2.5 miles East of Cape Carthage, on a voyage from Barry & Tunis to Bizerta carrying phosphates, on the 10th February 1918. 28 Casualties.

Henry Snowdon is remembered at Hartlepool on H115.09,  at West Hartlepool on W111.046 as Henry Snowden and in our List of Ships’ Crews.

First Name: Henry

Last Name: Snowdon

Which War: First World War 1914-18

Died: 10/02/1918

Age: 27

Rank: Second Engineer

Regiment: Mercantile Marine

Unit/Ship: S.S. Romford

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