Kingston upon Hull War Memorial 1914 - 1918
The story of Hull in World War 1
Name Jonathan Harrison Reynolds Born Bradford – 14 Dec 1874. Son of Wright Reynolds and Emma Reynolds. Rank Skipper Record Type Husband of Eva M Reynolds, of 41, Carrington Street, Hull Residence Place 41, Carrington Street, Hull Death Date 5 Nov 1920 Service Number 16193 Ship Steam Trawler “Barbados” Service Branch Navy Title WWI … Read more
BORN SWINTON, YORKS, 1872. BORN HULL 1895. WIDOW (KATE) CATHERINE ELIZABETH JENKINSON LIVED ABOVE ADDRESS. 1918 ABSENT VOTERS. FV Barbados (H938) was a British registered fishing vessel of 183grt built in 1907 by Earles Shipbuilders, Hull. Presumed mined on 6th November 1920. All hands lost. CREW LOST ON BARBADOS (H938), missing, presumed to have struck … Read more
BORN HULL 31 OCT 1876. SON THE LATE ANDREW & ISABELLA WEAVER. MARRIED, HULL, 1901. HIS WIFE MINNIE GRAY WEAVER LIVED AT 5, TALBOT TERRACE, BEAN STREET, HULL. HE WORKED ON MINE SWEEPING TRAWLERS DURING THE WAR. ALTHOUGH ILL HEALTH MEANT HE HAD TO SEEK WORK ON SHORE. HE ALSO WORKED AS A DRIVER AND … Read more
BORN HULL 1880. SON THE LATE ANDREW & ISABELLA WEAVER. SERVED WITH THE MERCHANT NAVY DURING THE WAR. SERVED AS SECOND ENGINEER, ON THE RED CROSS TRAWLER “BARBADOS”. MINED WHILE FISHING ON 06/11/1920. AGED 40. HE LEFT YOUNG WIDOW, EMILY AND FOUR MONTH OLD BABY, AND THREE SONS, AGED EIGHT, FIVE AND THREE, AT 8 … Read more
BORN HULL 1902. SON OF ELIZABETH RIBEE, OF 28 HADDON STREET, HAWTHORNE AVENUE & 14 SPRING GARDENS, HAWTHORNE AVENUE. SERVED AS A TRIMMER, ON THE RED CROSS TRAWLER, “BARBADOS”, MINED WHILE FISHING, ON 06/11/1920. AGED 19. HIS DEATH, WAS REPORTED IN THE HULL DAILY MAIL, ON 24/11/1920, WITH HIS PHOTOGRAPH. * COMMEMORATED AT THE TOWER HILL … Read more
SHIPS CAPTAIN. SHIP STRUCK MINE IN THE NORTH SEA WITH LOSS OF ALL TEN CREW. MASTER OF THE RED CROSS TRAWLER, “BARBADOS” MINED WHILE FISHING. HE LEFT A WIDOW AND SEVEN CHILDREN, AGED BETWEEN 14 YEARS TO 10 WEEKS. HE HAD CAPTAINED THE SHIP ON THREE TRIPS. (HDM 23/11/1920) * FV Barbados (H938) was a … Read more
BORN HULL 1886. HUSBAND OF EMILY JANE PETTMAN, OF 11 BURLEIGH GROVE, HAWTHORNE AVENUE, HULL,. SERVED AS 2258, HMS ‘ACTEON’ & LIVED AT 75 WELLSTEAD STREET. (1918 VOTERS ADDRESS). HE HAD BEEN AT SEA SINCE THE AGE OF 17 AND WORKED THE WHOLE TIME WITH THE HULL STEAM FISHING AND ICE COMPANY. DURING THE WAR, … Read more
BORN HULL 25/11/1868. SON OF JOHN PHILLIPS AND MARTHA GRAZELY. MARRIED ELIZABETH EDWARDS, BOSTON, LINCS., 14/08/1887. SERVED IN THE ROYAL NAVY RESERVE. HIS WIFE AKA ‘FANNY’ LIVED AT THIS ADDRESS. THEY HAD 4 SONS AND A DAUGHTER. TWO SONS GEORGE AND JAMES DIED IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR. The fishing vessel Barbados (H938) was a … Read more
BORN GOOLE 1876. WIFE FLORENCE KENNY AND DAUGHTER, AGED 18, LIVED AT 34 PORTLAND PLACE, PROSPECT STREET, HULL. DURING THE WAR, HE SERVED FOR FIVE YEARS, ON MINESWEEPERS AND SAW CONSIDERABLE ACTION, IN THE DARDENELLES CAMPAIGN. HE WAS TORPEDOED ON THREE OCCASIONS, WOUNDED TWICE AND SPENT FOUR MONTHS IN HULL’S ARGYLL STREET, NAVAL HOSPITAL. HE … Read more
BORN YORK 1867. LIVED HULL. FISHERMAN SHIP STRUCK MINE. FV Barbados (H938) was a British registered fishing vessel of 183grt built in 1907 by Earles Shipbuilders, Hull. Presumed mined on 6th November 1920. All hands lost. CREW LOST ON BARBADOS (H938), missing, presumed to have struck mine, 6th November, 1920. HUDSON, Joseph (40), 127 Chiltern … Read more
