Kingston upon Hull War Memorial 1914 - 1918
The story of Hull in World War 1
HIS DEATH AND ADDRESS WAS REPORTED IN THE HULL TIMES. NO CWGC RECORDS. Name: CLANSMAN Launched: 10/11/1902 Completed: 1902 Builder: JP Rennoldson & Son, South Shields Yard Number: 221 Dimensions: 61grt, 5nrt, 75.0 x 15.1 x 7.9ft Engines: C2cyl (12.5 & 26 x 20ins), 30nhp, 200ihp Engines By: JP Rennoldson & Son, South Shields Propulsion: … Read more
HIS DEATH WAS REPORTED IN THE HULL TIMES. NO CWGC RECORDS. THIS WAS HIS 1911 CENSUS ADDRESS – 81 NEW GEORGE STREET, HULL, EAST YORKSHIRE Name: CLANSMAN Launched: 10/11/1902 Completed: 1902 Builder: JP Rennoldson & Son, South Shields Yard Number: 221 Dimensions: 61grt, 5nrt, 75.0 x 15.1 x 7.9ft Engines: C2cyl (12.5 & 26 x … Read more
CAPTAIN OF THE HULL TUG ‘CLANSMAN’ DROWNED ON 12/04/1915, AGED 22, WITH J E PATRICK (MATE); S CUNDALL (ENGINEER); J ALLSOP (FIREMAN) AND J CORNER (DECKHAND). HIS WIDOW LIVED AT NEW BRIDGE ROAD. HIS PARENTS AT THE BOULEVARD. EX RIFLE TAVERN, HESSLE ROAD. THEIR DEATHS WERE REPORTED IN THE HULL TIMES. THERE ARE NO CWGC … Read more
BORN HULL 29/05/1867. SON OF JOHN & MARGARET ALLSOP. FIREMAN OH THE HULL TUG ‘CLANSMAN’. DROWNED ON 12/04/1915, AGED 48, WITH THE CHIEF ENGINEER, S. CUNDALL, AGED 59, FROM STANIFORTH PLACE, HULL. JOHN ALLSOP LEFT A WIDOW, ANNIE (HUGHES) & 10 CHILDREN. HIS DEATH WAS REPORTED IN THE THE HULL TIMES, ON 27/03/1915. HE WAS A … Read more
