Kingston upon Hull War Memorial 1914 - 1918
The story of Hull in World War 1
BORN HULL 1878. ONLY SON OF JAMES WILDBORE (1845-1908) & SUSANNAH BUOY (1848-1907). HE HAD FIVE SISTERS. HE MARRIED ANNIE SEWELL (1878-1966), AT SCULCOATES REGISTRY OFFICE, HULL, ON 15/08/1908. EX MILLER’S CLERK. HIS WIFE ANNIE SEWELL, AND TWO SONS, LIVED AT 86 EDGECUMBE STREET, NEWLAND AVENUE, HULL THIS WAS HIS ARMY RECORD ADDRESS. HE ENLISTED … Read more
BORN HULL 1890. SON OF JAMES LUCY, OF 75 NORTH STREET, HULL. A HAWKER & PEDDLER. HE WORKED IN BRIDLINGTON (1911 CENSUS) AND LIVED IN SUNDERLAND. WAS SENT TO WAKEFIELD PRISON ON 06/09/1909. ALSO TO HULL PRISON, ON 18/11/1914. HE HAD BEEN CONVICTED FOR BEING DRUNK TEN TIMES, OBSTRUCTION, COMMON ASSAULT AND ASSAULT ON THE … Read more
BORN HOWDEN, 1897. ONLY SON OF ROBERT JOHN LATHAM (1849-1914) AND KATE AUGUSTA ELIZABETH HACKETT (1868-1938), OF 17, NORTHGATE, COTTINGHAM. HIS FATHER WAS A RETIRED CHEMIST AND DRUG STORE SHOPKEEPER. HIS MOTHER WAS BORN IN KENTISH TOWN, LONDON. HE HAD ONE ELDER SISTER, MAUD ETHEL LATHAM (1879-1966). HE WAS EDUCATED AT HULL GRAMMAR SCHOOL. HE … Read more
