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BORN BEVERLEY 1897. SON OF GEORGE WARDELL (1858-1936) & EMMA CALEY (1861-1934), OF 7 ROBERTS AVENUE, CENTRAL STREET, HULL, (CWGC ADDRESS). HE HAD A TWIN BROTHER, THOMAS WARDELL. HE SERVED IN THE 12TH EAST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT (3RD HULL PALS BATTALION). WOUNDED AT OPPY WOOD, ON 03/05/1917. HE DIED OF WOUNDS, ON 16/05/1917, AGED 20. HIS […]

BORN HULL 1878. SON OF ROBERT WILLIAM & ELIZABETH ELLEN WARDEL. WIFE MARY JANE (PARKIN) ABOVE. HE WAS LOST ON THE 'RED CROSS' COMPANY TRAWLER, "JERSEY" & BEFORE WAR WAS A SKIPPER FOR SEVEN YEARS ON OTHER CARRIERS. HE WAS LISTED ON THE BRIDLINGTON STREET ROH. HDM 29/12/1916. THERE ARE NO CWGC RECORDS. HIS DEATH WAS REPORTED IN THE […]

BORN BEVERLEY 1897. SON OF GEORGE AND EMMA WARDELL, OF 7, ROBERTS AVENUE, CENTRAL STREET, HULL (WAR PENSION ADDRESS). HIS TWIN BROTHER WAS LEONARD WARDELL. HE BOARDED WITH WALTER RICHARDSON AND MAY ELIZABETH RICHARDSON, AND HIS GRANDPARENTS, AT 52 , NAYLORS ROW, HULL (1911 CENSUS). A FORMER BLUNDELL'S PAINT WORKER. HE ENLISTED IN HULL. […]

BORN NOTTS 21/11/1896. SON OF JOHN WARDLE (1865-1927) AND JANE SELINA SUMMERS (1870-1938), OF 4 PALM COTTAGES, MANSFIELD STREER, NOTTINGHAM. SON OF A CARTER. SECOND OF SEVEN CHILDREN. HE WORKED AS AS A JOBBING CARPENTER, UNTIL HE JOINED THE ROYAL NAVY. (1911 CENSUS). HIS FIANCEE FANNY CUTHBERT LIVED AT THIS ADDRESS (HDM 02/01/1919). HE E […]

BORN HULL 1880. SON OF JAMES WHITWORTH WARDLE (1849-1931) & MARGARET SUTTON WARDLE (1848-1913). ONE OF SEVEN CHILDREN, INCLUDING FIVE SISTERS. HE WAS A HULL TEACHER, LIVING AT 30 SCULCOATES LANE. HE MARRIED GERTRUDE CLARK, AT SKIRLAUGH, IN APRIL 1912. HIS WIFE GERTIE LIVED IN HESSLE AND LATER SAVILLE HOUSE, SAVILLE STREET, HULL (WA […]

BORN HULL 1885. SON OF GEORGE WH WARDLOW AND EMMA WARDLOW, OF 54 SYMONS STREET, HULL. HIS FATHER WAS A FOREMAN OF A COTTON MILL (1901 CENSUS). HE WORKED AS A BAKER/ BREAD MAKER, BEFORE JOINING THE REGULAR ARMY. HE MARRIED FLOSSIE WHEATLEY, AT FARNHAM, IN 1905. ENLISTED HULL. SERVED WITH THE 1ST BATTALION, SCOTS GUARDS AS PART ON THE BRIT […]

BORN HULL 09/04/1889. SON OF HENRY JOHN WARDROBE (1860-1926) & ELIZA JANE FORD (1862-1928), OF 93 PARK STREET, HULL (CWGC ADDRESS). SISTERS, EMILY, NELLIE AND ELSIE, & BROTHER, ARTHUR, WHO LIVED AT 93 PARK STREET, HULL. WORKED AS A BRICKLAYER AND PLASTERER. HE MARRIED EMILY MAY KELLITT (1886-1964) KNOWN AS "EMMIE", IN JANUARY 1 […]

BORN HULL 1896. SON OF HARRY OSCAR WARDROBE AND MARY JANE WARDROBE, OF 20 RUSSELL PLACE, NORFOLK STREET, HULL (1911 CENSUS) AND OF THIS CWGC ADDRESS. SON OF A BRASS FINISHER. ELDEST OF SIX CHILDREN. HE ENLISTED IN HULL. SERVED AS PRIVATE, 37019, IN THE 1ST EAST YORKSHIRE BATTALION. HE DIED OF WOUNDS, ON 30/08/1918, AGED 20. HIS ARMY EFFE […]

BORN HULL 1897. SON OF ARTHUR LANGHORN WARDROBE (1873-1940) & EMMA ANN BARTRAM (1871-1935). SON OF A DOCK LABOURER. ELDEST OF THREE CHILDREN. SISTER ELSIE AND BROTHER SERGEANT, ARTHUR LANGHORN WARDROBE, ARMY SERVICE CORPS, LIVED AT SAME ADDRESS. JOHN WAS A BRASS MAKER. HE ENLISTED IN HULL, ON 11/12/1915, AGED 18 YEARS AND 1 MONTH. […]

BORN NORTH FERRIBY 1894. LIVED HESSLE. ONLY SON OF CHARLES WILLIAM WARE (1867-1934) & REBECCA DON (1865-1944), OF 32 WESTBOURNE GROVE, HESSLE, HULL (CWGC ADDRESS). HE HAD FOUR SISTERS. A TAILOR'S APPRENTICE. ENLISTED HULL. SERVED WITH THE 1/4TH EAST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT. HE DIED OF WOUNDS, ON 03/05/1915, AGED 21. HIS ARMY EFFECTS WERE […]

BORN HULL 1901. SON OF GEORGE & MARIA WARE - 19 DEVON STREET, HULL. HIS BROTHER PERCY WAS ALSO LOST AT SEA ON 15/02/1915. On December 14th, 1919, the British trawler ISLE OF MAN went missing in the North Sea with all on board. She was not heard of ever since. CREW LOST ON ISLE OF MAN (H826), missing in the North Sea, 14th December, […]

BORN HULL 1888. SON OF GEORGE & MARIA (KINGDOM) WARE, OF 22 MONMOTH STREET. HE MARRIED LILY MAY (THOMPSON) IN 1909. THEY LIVED HERE WITH THEIR THREE CHILDREN.HIS NAME IS LISTED ON THE TRINITY HOUSE WW1 MEMORIAL, AND RECORDED ON THE MERCHANT NAVY ROLL OF HONOUR. On February 15th, 1915, the British cargo ship MEMBLAND, built in 1900 by […]

BORN SKIPSEA 1897. LIVED HULL. ENLISTED HORNSEA. SON OF HARRY AND SARAH JANE WARKUP, BRIDLINGTON ROAD, SKIPSEA. KILLED IN ACTION. STABLE BOY.

BORN FOLKESTONE 20/11/1884. SON OF JOHN HILIER WARMAN & ESTER STANDING. A SHIPS CARPENTER. SERVED AS A DECK HAND ON THE NAVAL TRAWLER 'MARION'. LOST AT SEA ON 23/02/1918, AGED 33, WHEN THE SHIP STRUCK A MINE OFF MALTA. SIX CREW WERE LOST. HIS SISTER, ESTHER CALEY LIVED AT 5, ST GEORGES GROVE, WOODCOCK STREET, HULL (CWGC NAVAL ADDRES […]

BORN HEDON. LIVED HEDON.SON OF MR WILLIAM HENRY WARN & MRS MARY ANN FOSTER. ONE OF FIVE CHILDREN. SON OF A GROCER AND BAKER. EMPLOYED AS A CLERK IN A TIMBER BROKING INSURANCE FIRM. ENLISTED HULL. KILLED IN ACTION, 26/02/1917, AGED 25. ONE OF 18 NAMES LISTED ON THE WW1 MEMORIAL, IVY LANE HEDON.

BORN GREENWICH, LONDON 1884. HIS WIFE JEANNIE & TWO DAUGHTERS, LIVED AT 10, WALTERS TERRACE, WATERLOO STREET, HULL (1911 CENSUS). A DOCK GATEMAN. EBLISTED IN HULL. SERVED IN THE 10TH DIVISIONAL AMMUNITION COLUM, ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY. DIED AT HOME,OF MALARIA, INFLUENZA AND PNEUMONIA, ON 02/10/1918, AGED 35. BURIED IN HULL NORTHERN CEMETERY.

BORN HULL 1881. YOUNGEST SON OF JANE & THE LATE WILLIAM WARNER (1849-1882), OF 102, ADELAIDE STREET, HULL AND 1 NELSON AVENUE, WELLINGTON LANE, HULL (WAR PENSION ADDRESS). BEFORE WAR HE WORKED FOR HULL CITY TRAMWAYS FOR ELEVEN YEARS. HE SERVED WITH THE 20TH NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS AND WAS KILLED IN ACTION, ON 09/04/1917, AGED 37. […]

BORN HULL 1889. LIVED HOWDEN. ENLISTED BARNSLEY. SON OF JAMES & ANNIE ELIZABETH WARNER, OF 21 SARAH ANN TERRACE, WATERLOO STREET, HULL CENSUS & THEN 2 PROVIDENCE PLACE, HOWDEN. SON OF A RAILWAY FISH PORTER. HE WORKED AS A CHEMIST ERRAND BOY BEFORE HE ENLISTED AT BARNSLEY AND SERVED IN THE HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY WITH THE 21ST LANCERS. […]

BORN FORT WILLIAM, INVERNESS 20/01/1894. LIVED IN HULL. A HULL PAL. KILLED IN ACTION. SON OF ROBERT WARNES & ANN HARRISON HOPE, OF EARLES COTTAGE, EAST HALTON, LINCOLNSHIRE . HIS BROTHERS ROBERT & FREDERICK WARNES ALSO DIED DURING THE WAR. HIS DEATH WAS REPORTED IN THE HULL DAILY MAIL, ON 12/10/1918. * Hull Pals Memorial Post. […]

Born Helensburgh, Fifeshire, Scotland, 1896. Son Robert Warnes (1864-1939) and Ann Harrison Hope (1871-1953), of Earles Cottage, East Halton, Lincolnshire. Son of a Train Driver, the family were widely travelled.  Robert Hope Warne was living in Hull at the outbreak of war. Possibly at this address, where the only Warne is listed in t […]