Every Name a Story

T. Greenwood 1919
Rank : Able Seaman

Thomas  Greenwood

Every Name a Story

John Taylor and Ann Norman have submitted the following:

The records show an Able Seaman Thomas Greenwood, but not a Petty Officer, which is how he is recorded on the memorials. He was born on 25th March 1897. He lived with his wife Sarah Annie at 2 Walkers Buildings, Eighton Banks.

He enlisted with 3rd Battalion, Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve, number Tyneside Z/2529, on January 2nd 1915 and was posted to Crystal Palace Depot, then Blandford and back to Crystal Palace before joining HMS Victory VI from May 1916 to February 1919. This was actually a shore establishment at Crystal Palace that carried the pay accounts for other units. He was demobbed on 24th February 1919. He died after demobilisation and his funeral took place at St Thomas, Eighton Banks on 30th September 1919.

There is no CWGC entry for Able Seaman Greenwood.

Thomas Greenwood is remembered at Eighton Banks on E50.01 and E50.02 and in our List of Ships’ Crews.

 

First Name: Thomas

Last Name: Greenwood

Service Number: Tyneside Z/2529

Which War: First World War 1914-18

Died: 09/1919

Rank: Able Seaman

Regiment: Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve

County Notes

District Notes

Parish Notes

If you know more about this person, please send the details to NEWMP.

Exploring the North East’s History
Your Search Is Underway!

Please bear with us while we retrieve the information you're searching for. With access to over 1 million records, your search results will include Memorials and Names of individuals within the Counties, Districts, and Parishes of the North East of England. We've also provided filter options to help you narrow down your search. This may take a few moments, and we appreciate your patience!

NEWMP is a non profit organisation and we rely on donations to help us to keep the site running and updated. If you would like to donate you can do so by clicking here. Your help is greatly appreciated.