Brothers that died

The following, is a list of Hull brothers, that died in the First World War. They each have their own story, which can be told on this website. They were not only brothers to each other, but to their other siblings. Most were young men. Some were husbands, boyfriends, fathers, and grandfathers. Others were uncles, nephews, cousins, colleagues, and friends. All were sons and meant something to someone. Their potential was cut short by war. It’s a long list, but by no means complete. Recording their names, highlights the enormity of their loss to their family and community.  Between 1914-1918, Hull lost over 7,500 men and another 14,000 returned home wounded. So they are not forgotten, they are remembered here.

George Alfred Alcock and William Coates Alcock, of 62 Argyll Street, Hull;
John William Aldred and Robert Aldred, of 7 Tichbourne terrace, Bean Street, Anlaby Road;
John William Alexander and James William Alexander, of 5 Spyvee Terrace, Clifton Street;
George Allenby and William Allenby, brothers that died together on the same day, from 31 Mayfield Street;
George Altoft and Harold Altoft, at 81 Rosamond Street;
Edward Arthur Anderson, and John Rodman Anderson, both 18 years old, from 19 Tomlinson Street;
Wilfred Anderson and Evelyn Ernest Anderson, of 4 Charlotte’s Terrace, Clarendon Street;
Arnold Anderton and Harry Anderton, of 10 Endsleigh Villa, Wellsted Street;
Arthur Windas Andrew and Edward Watson Andrew of 16 William Street;
Sydney Arksey and Thomas Edward Arksey, Hull born brothers;
George Henry Austin and John William Austin, of 15 Tennyson Avenue, Ferries Street, Hull;
Thomas Vincent Badger and William Thomas Badger, of 2 Silvester Street, Hull;
Charles Wilford Baker and John William Baker, of 4 Walcott Street, Hull;
Charles Edwin (Ted) Banks and Harold Banks, of 1 Floral Avenue, Edinburgh Street;
Sidney Herbert Barclay and Thomas James Barclay, both brothers were killed in 1914;
Arthur Barnes, George Barnes and John Barnes, three brothers from 44 Nornabell Street;
Arthur Baron and John Baron, of Barnsley Street;
Arthur Barrett and Albert Barrett, of 19 Norfolk Street;
Robert Barrett and George William Barrett, 10 Gordon Avenue, Cannon Street, Hull;
James Henry Bartram and John Arthur (Jack) Bartram, of  Manchester Street;
George Batty and Robert Batty, of 3 Grange Street;
Thomas Arthur Beadle and Walter Beadle, of Southcoates Lane; 
Arthur Beanland, Henry Beanland and Walter Beanland, three brothers from 99 Severn Street, Holderness Road; 
Charles Henry Beaulah, and George Carllill Beaulah, of 53 Craven Street, Holderness Road; 
Harry Beautiman and Thomas Beautiman, both died of wounds, from 95 Bean Street;
George Leonard Bell and Henry Bell, of 2 Fern Avenue, Waterloo Street;
Arthur Bedford and Harold Bedford, Hull born brothers, from Grimsby;
Frank Bennyworth and Harry Bennyworth, of 80 Walcott Street;
George Leonard Bell and Henry Bell, of 2 Fern Avenue, Waterloo Street;
Richard Bentley and Harold Bentley, from 50 Sharp Street;
John Betts, George Betts and Joshua Betts, three brothers from Sykes Street;
John Bettinson and William Bettinson, of Goodwin Street, Hull;
Thomas Bhones and James Bhones, of 1 Lions Place, Canning Street;
Arthur Bickers and Francis Bickers, of Arnon Villas, Sculcoates Lane;
Harry Billany and John Billany, of 136 Cumberland Street;
James Henry Billany and Archi Billany, from Courtney Street. Both died at sea;
Lewis Bilton and Edgar Samuel Bilton, of 136 Mersey Street;
Walter Binge and Harmen Binge, at 6 Marfleet Terrace, Craven Street;
Harry Binks and John William Binks, of 14 Hilda Grove, Sculcoates Lane:
William Bird, George Bird and Albert Bird, three brothers, from 22 Glasgow Street;
William Alexander Birrell and Albert Birrell, of 44 Park Street, Hull;
George Bishop and Arthur Bishop, of 39 Kings Street, Hull;
John Bladon, Ernest Bladon and Fred Bladon, three brothers from 6 Leo’s Terrace, Waterloo Street;
Arthur Blagg and Stanley Blagg, of Hull and Hessle;
Percy Walter Blanchard, and Ernest Edward Blanchard, from 3 Olive Grove, Harrow Street;
George Blanshard and William Blanshard, of 8 Clifton Terrace, Walcott Street;
John William Blenkin, and James Stephenson Blenkin, from the Butchers Shop, at 66 Sculcoates Lane;
John Blyth and Tom Blyth, of 149 Lime Street, Hull;
Frank Boardman and Thomas Boardman, of 52 York Street;
Edgar Boasman, of Holland Street, Hull, and George Lewis Boasman, of 25 Marshall Street, Hull;
Charles Bogg and James Ernest Bogg, of 10 Temperance Terrace, Lake Street, Hull;
Frederick J. Booth, John William Booth, and Albert Edward Booth, three brothers, from Chapel Lane, Hull;
Walter Boothby and William Lawson Boothby, of 125 Hardy Street, Hull;
Charles Bosworth and George Bosworth, both died in 1918, of 16 Cornwall Street, Hull;
George William Bott and Harold Lambkin Bott, of 68 Carlton Street, Hull;
Percy Bourner, George Bourner and Harold Bourner, three brothers from Park Road, Hull;
John Robert Bowden and Benjamin Bowden, of 3 Berkshire Street, Hull;
Frank Bowes and Robert Henry Nicholson Bowes, of 18 Morrill Street;
Francis Boyle and George Boyle, from Walcott Street;
Clarence Braithwaite and Ernest Braithwaite, from Cleveland Street;
James Brambles and George Robert Brambles, of Hawthorne Avenue;
Ernest Branton and William Branton, of 19 Churchill Street, Drypool;
John Brennan, Michael Brennan and Mark Brennan, three brothers from 1 Christopher Street, Hull;
Arthur Edmund Brett and Ernest Edward Brett, of 96 Steynburg Street;
William Brett and Albert Brett, from Walcott Street;
George Bricklebank and Henry Bricklebank, of 48 Ropery Street, Hull;
Charlie William Bridges, and Albert Bridges, from 64 Sharp Street;
Francis Edgar Briggs, and Ocar Charles Briggs, of Hull and Grimsby;
Charles Brinham and Walter Brinham, from 13 Ashbourne Grove, Springbank West;
George Broadley and Thomas Broadley,  both killed at Ypres in April 1915 – 62 Clarendon Street;
Sydney Broddle & Oswald Broddle, of 13 Hull Road, Anlaby Common;
John Brown and James Brown, of Dansom Lane;
James Brown and John Henry Brown, of Sutton Bank, Hull:
Robert Henry Brown and Frederick Jessie Brown, Hull born brothers;
Harold Bulson, and Ernest Bulson,  who lived at 6 Gordon Street;
Ernest Burgess and John William Burgess,  both buried in Hull Western Cemetery, from 96 English Street;
Eli Butterill and Arundle Butterill, from Argyll Street, Hull, both lost at sea;
Lewis Butterworth and Alexander Butterworth, of Northumberland Avenue;
Arthur Cade and Walter Cade, of 17, Buckingham Street; 
Edward Charles Calam and Frederick George Calam, of 244 Alliance Avenue; 
Walter Campion, Joseph Campion and Fred Campion, three brothers, from 3 Balfour Street, Holderness Road, Hull;
Francis Harold Carden and John William Carden, of 36 Arundel Street, both died in the last week of war;
William Carmichael and Ernest Carmichael, both sailors, from 346 Boulevard;
Charles Henry Carr, Frederick Carr, Percy Carr and Albert Carr, four brothers from 16 Strickland Street;
Stanley Edwin Carr and Robert Seymour Carr, both killed in 1915, from 45 Edinburgh Street;
James Caunt and Douglas Caunt, of 58 St Georges Road;
Thomas Henry Chant and Joseph Robert Chant, of High Street, Hull;
Albert Chapman and Teddy Chapman, from 13 Alaska Street;
Alfred Chapman and Fred Chapman, of 37 Worthing Street;
Arthur Chapman and William Chapman, of Raywell Street;
Bertrand Chapman and Stanley Chapman, of Raywell Street;
Walter Chapman and Herbert Chapman, of 41 Princes Road;
John Chapman and Samuel Chapman, both killed at Paschendaele, of Villa Place, Hessle Road;
Kenneth Child and Wilfred Child, from Burley House, on  Holderness Road;
Walter Cade and Arthur Cade, at 17 Buckingham Street;
Ernest Carmichael, and William Albert Carmichael, lost at sea. Sailors from 346 Boulevard;
Charles Henry Carr, Fred Carr, Percy Carr and Albert Carr, four brothers from 16 Strickland Street, Hessle Road;
Ernest Carmichael, and William Albert Carmichael, lost at sea. Sailors from 346 Boulevard;
Thomas Henry Chant and Joseph Robert Chant, of Kings Court, Hight Street;
Wilfred Child and Kenneth Child, of Burley House, Holderness Road;
Charles Samuel Christtmass and Orlando Christtmass, from 220 Hawthorne Avenue;
George Clare and John Thomas Clare, from Humber Street, Hull;
Arthur Clark and John Charles Clark, of 1 Wilfred Terrace, Oxford Street, Hull;
Arthur Clark and Sydney Clark, of 3 Wellesley Avenue, Middlburg Street;
Edwin Clark and John Thomas Clark, of 5 Carlisle Terrace, Ferries Street, Hedon Road;
Ernest William Clark and William (Billy) Clark, both killed at Oppy Wood, of 25 Terry Street, Beverley Road
Percy Clark and John William (Billy) Clark, of 25 Lee Street, Hull;
Romeo Clarke and Robert Clarke, born sailors, from 7 Hope Terrace, Walker Street, Hull:
Fred Clayton and Arthur Clayton, of 6 Victoria Villas, Hawthorne Avenue;
Walter Cobby and Ernest Cobby, of 105 Springbank West, Hull;
Frank Cockerill, Albert Cockerill and Edward Cockerill, three brothers from 5 Oak Terrace, Swann Street, Hull;
Walter Coggrave, Frederick Coggrave and Albert Coggrave, three brothers from Portland Street, Ferensway;
Maurice Colgrave and Charles William Colgrave, of 10 Wentworth Avenue, Field Street;
Joe Cooper and Albert Cooper, of Commercial Road, Hull;
Ernest Cooper and Robert Cooper, of Hedon Road;
John James Coulson and Thomas Coulson, of 297 Holderness Road;
John Cousins, Joseph Cousins and James Cousins, three brothers, at 59 Arundle Street;
Joe Cox and David Cox, at Nornabell Street;
Leonard Cox and Alfred Cox, at William Street;
Charles Cranswick and Matthew Cranswick, of 14 Roxburgh Street;
James William Crashley and John Thomas Crashley, at 41 Woodhouse Street, Hedon Road;
Arthur Crawford and Charles Crawford, of 3 Kimberley Street;
George Simpson Cropper and William Ernest Cropper, of 61 Rosemead Street;
James Crowhurst and Arthur Crowhurst, of 4 Belle Vue Terrace, Alexandra Street;
John Joseph Crowther and William Seddon Crowther, of 9 Amy Terrace, Ferries Street;
Wilfred Cuthbertson, William Cuthbertson and Sydney Cuthbertson, &  William Bratton, four brothers from Harrow Street; 
Percival Dalton and Thomas Dalton, of 25 May Tree Avenue, Garden Village, Hull;
John William (Jack) Day and William John Day, of 8 Adderbury Crescent, Adderbury Grove;
Thomas Henry Day and George Edward Day, of 12 Glasshouse Row, Cleveland Street;
Alfred Deakin and Peter Deakin, of 5 Sydney Terrace, Grange Street, Hull;
Charles Deakin and George Frederick Deakin, of 3 Church Terrace, St Paul Street, Hull;
Thomas Devaney, John Devaney and Arthur Devaney, three brothers, of 14 Benjamin Terrace, Dalton Street;
Harold Dick and George Dick, of 52 Trinity Street;
George Diglin, Walter Diglin and William Diglin, three brothers, from 10 High Street, Hull;
William Dimmack, Thomas Dimmack and Joseph Dimmack, , three brothers, from  Strickland Street;
Charles Dixon and George Henry Dixon, of 13 Trent Avenue, Scarborough Street, Hessle Road;
Harold Dixon and Ernest Dixon, from 78 Manchester Street, Hessle Road;
James Dodsley and George Henry Dodsley, of 7 Coronation Avenue, Withernsea Street, Hull;
Alfred Dodsworth and James Dodsworth, from 248 Wincolmlee;
James Donnelly and Arthur Donnelly, of 4 Watson’s Terrace, Spring Street:
David Douglas and Joseph Douglas, from 53 Lambert Street, Newland Avenue;
George Drewery, Arthur Stanley Drewery and Walter Gordon Drewery, three brothers from 29 Walton Street;
Fred Driver, Matthew Driver and Robert Driver, three brothers, from 3 Devon Grove, Sculcoates Lane;
John Bruce Duffill and George Arthur Duffill, of Hull;
James Duffy and Thomas Duffy, of 13 George’s Place, Collier Street, Hull;
Robert Earnshaw and Thomas Earnshaw, from 4 Sarah Ann’s Terrace, Spyvee Street;
George Herbert Edlington and John Holmes Edlington, MM, of 7 Park Terrace, Seaton Street, Hull;
Harry Edwards, Herbert Edwards and William Edwards, three brothers, from 2 Harrow Terrace, Harrow Street, Hull;
John William Elliott and Thomas Edward Elliott, from 307 Boulevard;
John Ellis and Joseph Ellis, both lost at sea, from 344 Boulevard;
Nathan Ellis and Solomon Ellis, at 26 Portland Place, Ferensway;
Arthur Farr and John William Farr, of Porter Street, Hull;
Captain, Bede Farrell and his brother Adrian Farrell, from 1 Brookside Villas, Newland Park;
George Fenton and John Fenton, of 18 Claremont Terrace, Day Street;
George Fern and Herbert Fern, of Stoneferry Road;
Alfred Fisher and Leonard Fisher, of 10 Mrytle Avenue, William Street, Hull;
George William John Fisher and Timothy Coe Fisher, of 10 Clarence Avenue, Exchange Street;
Fred Fisher and Thomas Fisher, of 119 Regent Street, Hessle Road;
Albert Ernest Flay, James Charles Flay and William Thomas Flay, three brothers, from 11 Welton Terrace, Wassand Street, Hessle Road;
John Foston, George Foston and Thomas Foston, three brothers from 41 George Street;
George Foster and Arthur Foster, of 330 Holderness Road;
William Franklin and Charles Franklin, of 2 Baden Grove, Exchange Street;
Oliver Fyson and Geoffrey Fyson, born in Hull, lived in Canada;
George Galloway, Thomas Galloway and Evans Galloway, three brothers, from 46 Cleveland Street;
Charles Edward Gamble and his brother Thomas William Gamble, from Londesborough Street;
Arthur Garrod and Cecil Edward Garrod, from 11 Lockwood Street;
John Page Gasgoigne, and Samuel Roy Gasgoigne, of 14 Blenheim Terrace, Worsley Street, Hull;
David Gash and Edward Gash, of Clifton Street, Beverley Road;
George Gedney and Charles Norman Gedney, of 58 Norwood Street;
Alfred Gill and George William  Gill, of 10 Vancouver Crescent, Alexandra Road;
Ernest Glentworth & Joseph Glentworth, both killed in May 1917, from 68 Wassand Street; 
Charles William Godfrey and George Robert Godfrey, of 16 Horace Avenue, Cave Street;
Arthur Gooding and Fred Gooding, from 23 Sidmouth Street;
John William Grahn and Fred Grahn, a German family that fought for Britain, – 4 Francis Avenue, Wellsted Street;
Robert Edward Grantham, Thomas Grantham and William Grantham, three brothers, from 206 Bean Street, Hull;
George Grayburn, John Grayburn and William Grayburn, three brothers, of 103 Selby Street, Hull;
Ernest Groves and William Groves, of 33 Salisbury Street;
Edward Green and Herbert Green, from 187 Ella Street;
Leonard Gresham, George Gresham and Gordon Gresham, three brothers from 42 Westbourne Avenue;
Charles Grimbleby and Harry Grimbleby, of 33 Pemberton Street, Dansom Lane;
Frederick Guy and Francis Guy, from 27 Lilac Avenue, Garden Village;
Henry Samuel Habbershaw and Thomas Elton Habbershaw,, of 10 Providence Row, Beverley Road, Hull;
Christopher Hackett and George Hackett,, sailors from 8 Rowland Terrace, Nornabell Street, Hull;
Robert Thomas Hadlow and Edward Aldridge Hadlow, of 1 Aspen Avenue, Symons Street, Hull;
George Frederick Haldenby and Thomas Edward Haldenby, both sailors, from Hessle Road, Hull;
Frederick Carl Haley and Sidney Orlando Haley, of 237 Boulevard, Hessle Road, Hull;
James Hall and Harry Hall, of 24 Poplar Avenue, Poplar Street, Hull;
Herbert Hamilton and Alfred Hamilton, of Beecroft Street, St George Road;
Arthur Hamshaw, Joseph Hamshaw and James Albert Hamshaw, three sons of 9 Florence Avenue, Kimberley Street;
Gordon Hamshaw and Joseph Hamshaw, of 70 Dorset Stree, Gipsyville;
Joseph Handley and Thomas Arthur Handley, of 125 Newland Avenue;
George Frederick Handson and John William Handson, of 22 Park View, Sculcoates Lane;
John William Harden and Frederick Harden, of 24 Somerset Street;
Alfred William Harding and Frank Ernest Harding, of 24 Grey Street, Hull;
James Hardy and Joseph Hardy, of 3 Woodhouse Street, Hedon Road;
Bernard Harper and Frederick William Harper, from William Street, Hull;
Anthony Harran & Thomas Patrick Harran, from 22 Bowers Terrace, Waterloo Street;
George Harrison and Harold Harrison, and stepbrother, Benjamin Bollingham, three brothers, from 10 St Andrew Avenue, St Mark St.;
John Harrison, Robert Harrison and William Henry Harrison, three brothers of 18 Montrose Avenue, Gibson Street, Hull;
John Richard Harrison and Walter Harrison, from 7 Shaw Street, Holderness Road;
Joshua Harrison and Edward Hudson Harrison, from 86 Eton Street, Hessle Road, Hull;
George Hart and Herbert Hart of 112 York Street, Hull;
Arthur Hawksley and Charles Henry Hawksley of 5 Thornton Terrace, Walker Street, Hull;
Albert Heard and William Heard of 15 Salisbury Terrace, Nornabell Street;
Noel Hedges, Mark Hedges and Frank Hedges, three brothers, from Cave Street, Beverley Road; 
Albert Higginson and Henry Higginson, of 17 Spyvee Street, Hull;
William Clifton Vernon Higginson and John Thomas Gordon Higginson, both RFC Pilots, from 55 Marlborough Avenue, Hull
Thomas Hildyard and Harry Hildyard, of Strickland Street, Hessle Road;
George William Hill and Rowland Hildyard, of 13 Edinburgh Street;
Ernest Hobson and Walter Hobson, of 1 Hastings Street;
James Hockless and Harry Hockless, of Sykes Street:
Charles Hodges and Robert Hodges, from 8 Buckingham Street;
Thomas Henry Holder and John Morley Holder, from 38 Queen Street, Hull, both killed in May 1917;
Arthur Holder and Walter Holder, from Subway Street, Hessle Road, both lost at sea;
Thomas Holness and William Holness, from 9 Conway Street, Hull, both lost at sea;
Alfred Horberry and Henry Horberry, from 98 West Parade, Spring bank, Hull;
Harold Howlett and Sydney Howlett, of Lime Tree Avenue, Garden Village, Hull;
Francis Hudson and Thomas Hudson, from Ella Street;
Charles Humphrey and George Henry Humphrey, from 9 Scarborough Terrace, Kent Street;
Albert Edward Hunt, Arthur Freeman Hunt and William Henry Hunt, three brothers, from 142 High Street, Hull;
Herbert Hunt, Harry Hunt and Albert Hunt, three brothers, from Grange Street;
James Robert Hunter and Rueben Eyre Hunter, sailors, from 61 Havelock Street;
Frank Inman and Joseph Inman, from Staniforth Place, Hessle Road;
Alfred Irwin and John William Irwin, of 54 Dalton Street, Hull;
John Rowland Isley and William Alfred Isley, from 200 Newbridge Road;
John William Jackson and Samuel Jackson, of 11 Fern Villas, Fern Street, Hull;
Walter Jackson and Harry Jackson, Royal Marine brothers, from Hull;
George Jacobson and Robert Jacobson, of 3 Joel’s Avenue, Hotham Street, Hedon Road;
Andrew Jederin and John Jederin, 14 Model Dwellings, Midland Street;
Lawrence Frederick Jeffrey, William Henry Jeffrey and George David Jeffrey, three brothers, from 69 Great Thornton Street;
John, Harold, Walter and Arthur Johnson, four brothers, from 10 Telford Street, Holderness Road;
Alfred Fenton Johnson, and George Edward Johnson, at 426 Beverley Road;
Arthur Johnson (15) and John Johnson (17), lost at sea on the same day, from 343 Hawthorne Avenue; 
Clifford Hardy Johnson and Frederick Walter Johnson, from 242 Newland Avenue;
Frank and Edward Stephen Johnson, of 82 Great Thornton Street;
Frederick Heman Oscar Johnson and half brother, Alfred William Johnson, MM, of 3 English Street;
Harold Johnson and Sydney Johnson, of 36 Albermarle Street;
Arthur Jordan, and George Hugh Jordan, OF 12, Norwood Terrace, Stanley Street;
Ernest Joules, Harold Joules and Sidney Joules, three brothers, from 14 Harcourt Street, Ripon Way, Hull;
George and Alfred Joyce, of 10 Crystal Terrace, Courtney Street;
James Joys and Charles  Joys, they died within 8 weeks of each other, from 12 Wellsted Street;
Herbert Keith and Arthur Keith, from 79 Arundel Street;
Edward Kelly and John Kelly, of 55 Great Union Street, Hull;
John Kennington and Tom Kennington, of 150 Hawthorne Avenue;
Tom Kent and John Robert Kent, of 34 Derby Street:
Tom Kidd and Roger Kidd, of 58 Blenheim Street;
Laurence Leggott King and William Henry King, of 21 May Street;
Thomas Kingdom, Charles Kingdom and Wilfred Kingdom, three brothers from Flinton Street;
Frederick Kirkwood and Ernest Kirkwood, of Charles Street, Hull;
George William Lamb and Albert Wilson Lamb, of 17 Maple Street, Hull;
Norman Lane, James Lane and Harold Lane, three brothers, from Villa Place, Walker Street;
Alfred William Langrick and Leonard Stanley Langrick, from Holmes Street, Hull;
Thomas Langthorp and George Langthorp, of 630 Holderness Road;
Harold L’Anson and Sydney L’Anson, of 9, Worship Street;
Arthur Lazenby and William Lazenby, of 6 Kimberley Street;
Frank Laughton, Fred Laughton and Samuel Laughton, three brothers, from Francis Street, Hull;
James Frederick Lee and Ernest Dennis Lee, of 230, Newland Avenue, Hull;
John William Lee and William Lee, of 12 Owen Square, New George Street;
William Levitt, Arthur Levitt and Alfred Levitt, three brothers from 59 Lee Street;
Sydney Lilley, Fred Lilley and George Lilley, three brothers from Rhodes Street, Hawthorne Avenue; 
Arthur Lloyd, George Lloyd and Charles Lloyd; three brothers, from Spring Street, Hull;
Alfred Smith Lockham and James Ernest Lockham, of 15 Vine Terrace, Barnsley Street;
Joseph Longworth and Harry Longworth, from Lime Street, Hull;
Arthur Lowsley and Ernest Lowsley, from Courtney Street;
William Lyons and Edward Lyons, from 37 Upper Union Street;
George Magee and Fred Magee, both sailors, from 5 Wilberforce Street, Hull;
Oscar Mandeville and John William Mandeville, of 5 Stanley Street;
George Margerison and Thomas Margerison, of 18 Goddard Avenue;
Anthony Marr and Samuel Marr, both killed in 1915, from Courtney Street;
Frederick Marshall, James Marshall and Horatio Marshall, three brothers, from 10 Portland Street, Ferensway;
Robert Massam and Harold Massam, of Scarborough Street;
Charles William Mayes, James Mayes and LaceyMayes, three brothers, from 16 Lockwood Terrace, Lockwood Street;
Joseph Maynard, Stanley Maynard and Sidney Maynard, three brothers from, 42 Edgecumbe Street;
Bernard Meek and Japheth Meek, of Melrose Villas, Pearson Park, Hull;
Albert Melton and Ernest Melton, of 22 Empringham Street, Hull;
Jack Mercer, Alfred Mercer, George Mercer and James Mercer, four brothers, from 36 Shaw Street, Holderness Road;
Arthur Merrylees, Albert Merrylees and Robert Merrylees, three brothers from 86 Spyvee Street;
Robert Metcalfe and Harry <Metcalfe, of 78 Brighton Street, Hull
John William McCann and James Robert McCann, of 110 Spyvee Street;
William McDermott and Martin McDermott, of 15 Wassand Terrace, Strickland Street;
James McDonald, Joseph McDonald and David McDonald, three brothers from 4 Mason Street, Hull; 
Thomas McKee, John McKee and George McKee, three brothers from Brighton Street, Hessle Road;
Patrick Mcloughlin, John Mcloughlin and Luke Mcloughlin, three brothers, from 21 North Street, Hull;
Godfrey Scott Midgley and William Scott Midgley, of Walker Street and Clifton Street, Hull;
Frank Mileham and Harold Mileham, of 3 Middleburg Street;
George William Miller and Frank Lonsdale Miller, of 28 Laburnum Avenue, Garden Village;
John Richard Millett and Alfred Ernest Millett, of Hull;
Laurence Mitchell and Tom Mitchell, of 135 Francis Street;
Wilfred and Percy Mitchell, from 9 Walcott Street;
John Monday & Albert Monday, – 11 Russell Terrace, Bean Street;
Harold Moisey and John  Moisey, from Hessle Road;
Fred Septimus Monsey and Charles Harold Monsey, of Victor Street;
John Middleton Morley and Sydney Morley, both died of wounds after the war, at 53 Lime Street;
John Robert Morrison and William Leonard Morrison, of 10 Braemar Terrace, Walcott Street;
Albert Morrod and Walter Morrod, of 27 Spencer Street, Hull:
Harold Mountain and Charles Mountain. Hull brothers from Hessle Road, both killed in 1917.
Charles Edward Myers and George William Myers, of 17 Dansom Lane;
Thomas Arthur Nasby and Valentine Percy Nasby, of 2 Lorne terrace, Lorne Street;
John Neal and Herbert Neal , of Church Street, Drypool, Hull
Albert Needham and William Needham, of 5 Railway Cottages, Sutton Bank, Chapman Street, Hull;
Alfred Newby, Frederick Newby and Lorenzo Newby, three brothers lost at sea, from Woodcock Street;
David Collinson Newbury, John Clarke Newbury, Samuel Newbury and George William Newbury, four brothers, from 41 Haddon Street, Hull;
Ernest Newell & Hilyard Newell, sailors lost at sea in 1916, from Brighton Street, Hessle Road;
William Henry Newlove and George Newlove, from Hessle Road;
Herbert Newmarch and Robert James Newmarch, two brothers from Hull;
Edward Newton, Frederick Newton and George Newton, three brothers lost, from 5 Air Street, Sculcoates lane, Hull.
Thomas Nicholson and Randolph Nicholson, Hull born brothers, from Hessle;
James Nix and Charles John Nix, MM , from 15 East Street, Drypool;
George Noel, Herbert Noel and William Noel, three brothers, lost at sea, from 7 Flinton Street, Hessle Road;
Vincent Nolan and Edward Nolan, of 8 Mill Street, Hull;
William Oaktree and Fred Oaktree, of Strickland Street, Hessle Road;
James Ockleton and Robert Ockleton, Hull born brothers, who died at the Somme, same day;
Harold Ollett and Robert Ollett, from New George Street;
John Orr and Frank Orr, of 3 Fitzroy Street, Hull;
Alfred Osbourn and Edward Osbourn, of Bright Street, Hull;
Alfred Ounsworth and Frank Ounsworth, from 85 Hodgson Street;
Walter Owen and Charles Owen, at 7 Kings Bench Street, Hull;
Charles Padley and Dan Padley, of 115 Regent Street, Hull;
William Parish and Arthur Parish, from 39 Raywell Street;
Ernest Charles Parker and Sidney Parker, of Havelock Street;
Arthur Parks and William Parks, Hull born brothers in Grimsby;
John Partis and Daniel Partis, from Spyvee Street and Courtney Street;
Charles Partridge and James Partridge, of 18 Victor Street;
George Thomas Pawlett and John Richard Pawlett, Fishermen from 1 Dee Street and Gloucester Street, Hull;
Samuel Pearson, John Pearson and Charles Pearson, three brothers, from Fountain Road, Hull;
Fred Pegg and Arthur Pegg, from Spyvee Street and Courtney Street, respectively;
James Pepper and Henry Pepper, of 25 Hood Street, Jennings Street, Hull;
Allan Perkins and Richard Norman Perkins, of 2 Ormonde Villas, Wynburg Street;
Arthur Perry, John Perry and Harold Perry, three brothers from 81 Hessle Road; 
Frank Petherbridge, Alfred Petherbridge and David Cyril Petherbridge, three brothers, all lost at sea, from 13 Somerset Street, Hessle Road;
Arthur Pick and Sydney Pick, of Hessle Road;
Alfred Piggott and Fred Piggott, from Sykes Street, Hull;
Fred Pinder and Sydney Pinder, of 61 Sherburn Street;
John Ernest Porter and Robert Henry Porter, at 430 Hessle Road;
Albert Victor Potter and John Lewis Potter, both sailors, from 3 Welbeck Avenue, Flinton Street, Hull;
Ben Pougher and William Henry Pougher, from 13 Princes Avenue, Wheeler Street, Hull;
George Patrick Proby and Donovan Myles Proby, of Reynoldson Street, Hull;
James Purchon, John Purchon and Cyril Purchon, three brothers, from 3 Gillett Street, Hessle Road;
James Richard Raettig and Ralph Arthur Raettig, of 58 De La Pole Avenue;
James William Ralph and John Richard Ralph, of 6 Wentworth Street;
Frederick Raper and Joseph Raper, from Stoneferry, Hull
Harry Mitchell and Ralph Ratcliffe, two Hull born brothers, from Immingham’
Christopher Redfearn and William Redfearn , MM, of 25 Blue Bell Entry, High Street, Hull;
George Reed and Alfred Reed, both died the same day – 30/07/1917. from 8 Nelson Square, New George Street, Hull.;
John Rennard and William Rennard, from 10 Garden Terrace, Courtney Street;
George Arthur Rhodes and Thomas Alfred Rhodes, of 100 Kent Street;
George Richardson, Arthur Richardson and Elijah Richardson; three brothers, from 10 Mary Ann Terrace, Sculcoates Lane;
George Frederick Richardson and Robert Henry Richardson, of 50 Rugby Street, Hessle Road;
George Richmond and Charles Richmond, of 12, Melton Terrace, St Mark Street, Hull;
Ernest Victor Robinson and Charles Oliver Robinson, both killed on 13/11/1916, from 18 Salisbury Street, Hessle;
James Robinson and Peter Robinson, Hull born brothers, who lived in Goole;
George Roberts and Edward Anthony Roberts, of 13 Derby Street, Hull;
George Roberts and Joseph Roberts, Hull born brothers, living in Salford. They died together on 1st July 1916.
Alfred Robinson and Frank Robinson, of 10 Brighton Terrace, Kent Street, Hull;
Harry Rogerson and Joseph Rogerson, of 98 Balfour Street;
Ernest Rose and William Rose, of 2 Stephens Terrace Strickland Street, Hull;
John Rumble, James Henry Rumble and Watson Burnham Rumble, three brothers from the “Victoria Tavern”, Waterhouse Lane, Hull;
William Rusholme, John Rusholme and Benjamin Rusholme, three brothers, from 57 Norwood Street;
Robert Rutledge and Alfred Rutledge, of 12 Central Avenue, Central Street, Hull;
William Ryan, Joseph Ryan and John Ryan, three brothers, from Nornabell Street;
Harry Ryder and Arthur Ryder, of 18 Olive Terrace, Hotham Street, Hull:
Jack Sanders and George Sanders, of 8 Sydney Grove, Tyne Street, Hessle Road;
Harold Sayer and James Sayer, from Hessle Road;
Richard Scott of Egton Street, James Scott, of Francis Street, and William Scott, of 22 Hood Street, Hull. Three Brothers;
Arthur Sedgewick and Harry Sedgwick, of 10 Grosvenor Terrace, Grosvenor Street, Hull:
Edwin Sergeant, Herbert Sergeant and Robert Sergeant, three brothers from Hull;
Albert Edward Shanks and Horace William Shanks, from 53 Hopwood Street;
Frank Shaw and Albert Shaw, from 19 Carlton Street;
Albert Edward Sheard and Dean Sheard, of Spyvee Street, Hull;
George Sherburn and John Sherburn from Craven Street;
Alfred Sherwood and Richard Sherwood, of St Paul’s Street;
Jonas Siddle and John William Siddle, of William Street, and Eton Street, Hull
Harry Silverstone and Marcus Silverstone, of 121 Walker Street;
Archibald Sims & Fred Sims, both killed with the Northumberland Fusiliers, in 1918;
Albert Skelton and Harry Skelton, of 1 Melrose Street, Hull;
George Skevington and William Skevington, of Fountain Road;
Ernest Sleight and George Sleight, from 351 Holderness Road;
Benjamin Smales and Frederick Smales, of 6 St Georges Avenue, South Boulevard;
Amos Charles Smith and Shepley Vickers Smith, of 14 Freehold Street;
Arthur Smith and Alexander Gardiner Smith, sailor brothers from Waterloo Street, Hull;
Victor Smith and Lawrence Smith, of 116 Brunswick Avenue;
Raymond Smith and Reginald Smith, of 29 Field Street;
Fred Smith and Herbert Henry Smith, of 59 Eastbourne Street;
George Alfred Smith and John Lawson Smith, of 70, Brighton Street; Hull Pals and brothers who died in the same attack at Serre.
Ernest Smith and Charles Smith, from 60 Nornabell Street;
Robert Smith and John Newstead Smith, of 250 Newland Avenue;
Fred Snowden and Herbert Snowden, of Walker Street;
Arthur Snowley and Charles Snowley, at 43 Wellington Lane;
George Herbert Spencer and James Edward Spencer, of Gillett Street, Hessle Road;
William Spink and Gilbert Spink, from Franklin Street;
John Spooner, Thomas Spooner and Albert Spooner, three brothers killed in 1915, from Holderness Road, Hull
George Stead and Harold Elliot Stead, of Ringrose Street, Hull;
Robert Steward and Sammy Steward, of 19, Francis Street, Hull;
John Robert Stockdale and Tom Stockdale, of 50 Beverley Road;
James Henry Stones and Albert Stones, from 49 St Andrews Street, Hessle Road;
Arthur Story and Bernard Story, of 84 Regent Street;
George Storry and Herbert Storry, from Coltman Street and Waller Street;
William Suddaby & Alfred Suddaby, from Lee Smith Street and Craven Street, East Hull;
Walter Suddaby and Ernest Suddaby, of 59 Brazil Street;
Charles Frederick Tanner and Thomas Tanner , of 68 Goodwin Street, Hull;
Albert Taylor and Herbert Taylor , of Green Lane, Hull;
Ernest Taylor and Dawson Taylor, of 47 Arundle Street;
Henry Taylor and William Taylor, of 27 Pease Street;
Victor Taylor and Thomas Taylor, of 28 Gibson Street;
William Henry Taylor and Thomas Taylor, sailors from Havelock Street;
Edwin Teasdale and Septimus Teasdale, of 4 Epworth Street;
Sam Thomson and Herbert Thomson, from 2 Etty’s Terrace, Strickland Street, both killed in 1915;
Arthur Thompson and William Henry Thompson, from Endyke Lane;
Herbert Thompson and Samuel Thompson, of Strickland Street;
Frank Thurloe and George Thurloe, of 116 York Street, Hull, both killed same day, on 28/06/1918;
Albert Thurnell and William Thurnell, of 14 Wentworth Avenue, Field Street;
John Tighe and Roger Tighe, from 14 Albert Terrace, Spring Street;
Christopher Tindall, John Tindall and Walter Tindall, three brothers, from 30 Bishops Lane, Lowgate;
James Richard Tindall and John William Tindall, of Westbourne Street, Hessle Road;
Arthur Tindale and Frank Tindale, of 18 Suffolk Street, Beverley Road;
Edward Toalster, John Toalster and Thomas Toalster, three brothers, from Lockwood Street;
Harold Tock and Raymond Tock, of 21 Lockwood Street;
Cecil Todd and Harold Ridley Todd, of 3 Richmond Court, Waterloo Street;
Herbert Lily Todd and William Henry Todd, of 70 Courtney Street;
Bernard Townley and George Henry Townley, of 96 Goulton Street, Boulevard;
John Robert Trowell, and George Robert Trowell, of 81 Laburnum Avenue;
George Turner and Edward Turner, from 65 Edinburgh Street;
Fred Turner and Charles Turner , of 1 Thorne Terrace, Strickland Street;
Harold Percy Tutton and John Henry Tutton, of 204 Bean Street; 
Arthur Edmund Twidle and Frank Stewart Twidle, of 1 Edward’s Terrace, Holmes Street, Hull;
Melbourne Jarvis and Charles William Varey, half brothers from 15 Day Street, Anlaby Road, Hull;
Arthur Veal and Cyril Veal, from 91 Clarendon Street;
Albert William Venus and Herbert James Venus, of 29 Eastbourne Street;
Charles William Todd and step brother, Thomas Viner, of 241 Wincolmlee, Hull;
Harry Waddingham and Albert Waddingham, of 1 Greek Street, Hawthorne Avenue, Hull;
Victor Walker, Harold Walker and John Cyril Walker, three brothers, from 343 Anlaby Road; 
Anthony Walsh, Thomas Walsh and Joseph Walsh, three brothers, from Gordon Street, Boulevard;
Thomas Wardell and Leonard Wardell, twin brothers, of 7 Roberts Avenue, Central Street, Hull;
George Ware and Percy Ware, of 19 Devon Street;
Samuel Wass, George Wass, John Wass and James Wass, four brothers, from 4 Robinson Place, Princess Street, Hull;
Arthur Waudby and Walter Ernest Waudby, of Blue Bell Entry, High Street;
Arthur Waudby and Thomas Waudby, of 34 Lorne Street;
Ernest Elijah Watson and Robert Samuel Watson, Hull sailors from 7 Wilberforce Street, Anlaby Road;
Cyril Webb and Sidney Webb, from 8 Nelson Square, New George Street;
Arthur Cyril Webster and George Alan Webster, EYR Officers, from 113 Westbourne Avenue;
Thomas Weldon and David Ewart Weldon, of 16 Roberts Terrace, Marmaduke Street, Hessle Road;
Arthur West and Herbert West, from 6 Kings Cross Terrace, Bean Street;
Arthur West and John William West, from 3 Brighton Terrace, Cumberland Street;
Harry West, Walter West and George Edward West, three brothers, from 1 Cuthbert Street, Great Union Street;
Albert Wilcox and George Wilcox, from 4 Matlock Villas, Estcourt Street;
Alfred Williamson and James Williamson, Hull born brothers, both lost at sea.
John Turner Willingham and Stanley Lawton Willingham; from Estcourt Street;
William Henry Wilkinson and Henry Manley Wilkinson; from 115 Walton Street;
William Wilkinson, Arthur Wilkinson and John Henry Wilkinson, three brothers, killed in 1917, from Wescott Street, Hull;
Lawrence Wilkinson, Herbert Wilkinson and Charles Wilkinson, three brothers, from 2 Eastern Villas, Holland Street, Hull;
Arthur Wilson and George Wilson, of Southcoates Lane;
Harold Wilson and Fred Wilson, from 48 Raywell Street;
Herbert Wilson, Arthur Wilson and Charles Wilson, three brothers, from 115 Grafton Street;
Francis Wilson, Paul Wilson, and John Wilson, three brothers, from Hull;
George Wilson, Herbert Wilson and Mark Wilson, three brothers at 13 Nellies Terrace, Gillett Street;
George Frederick Wilson and Thomas William Wilson, of 19 Spittle Street, Lime Street, Hull; both served with the 1/5th Border Regiment;
Robert Wilson and George Wilson, of 29 Strawberry Street;
Victor Winter, Clarence Winter and Harry Winter, three brothers, from 40 Edgecumbe Street, Newland Avenue;
James Withers and Arthur Withers, both killed in 1915, from Hotham Street and Wyke Street, Hull;
Alfred Woyen and Christian Woyen, of 18 Paradise Place, Commercial Road, Hull;
Charles William Wright, Percy Grasby Wright and Sydney Frederick Wright, three brothers from 5 Waterhouse Lane, Hull:
Frederick William Wright and Harry Wright Wright – of Albert Dock, Hull:
John Wright & James Wright – from 62 Alexandra Road;
James Wood and Joseph Wood, from St Paul Street, Hull;
Arthur Woodward and Harry Woodward, of Mason Street, Hull;
Harry Yeadon and Joseph Yeadon, of Withernsea Street. Hull: