Kingston upon Hull War Memorial 1914 - 1918
The story of Hull in World War 1
Born Hull 1886. Eldest son of Daniel and Emma Farrell, of 101, Thomas Street, Hull (1911 Census). Son of a General Labourer. Brother to Emma, John, Dan, George and May. He worked as a Dock Labourer. Married at Hull in 1911, aged 26. Husband of Kate Proctor Farrell, of 3, Crackoft Terrace, Nornabell Street, Hull … Read more
Born Hull, 1881. Eldest child of Thomas (1859-1926) and Emma Broughton (1862-1949), of 6 Lukes Terrace Walker Street, Hull (1911 Census). Son f a Paint Brush Maker. Siblings, Herbert, Harriet and Emma. Married at Hull, on 19th February 1910. Husband of Harriet Jane Rodgers, at 1, Rosedene Villas, Raglan Street, Hull (1911 Census); 54, West Dock … Read more
Born Hull 1882. Married at Hull, in 1908. Husband of Sarah Ann Hatton, of 12, Cyprus Avenue, Victor Street, Hull (1911 Census) and 94, Estcourt Street, Hull (War Pension address), He was a Blacksmith Striker. He served in the Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Died in Hull, of Lobar Pneumonia on 9 Sep 1920, aged 38.
Born 1897. Son of Charles White Thompson (1864-1931) and Jane Thompson, of 28, Temple Street, Beverley Road, Hull (war Pension and Army address). Son of a Plumber and Glazier. He had two brothers, Walter and Wilfred and two sisters, Lilian and Theodore. He worked as Chemist & Drayper’s Errand Boy (1911 Census) and then a … Read more
BORN NEW HOLLAND LINCOLNSHIRE, 1881. SON OF CHRISTOPHER GOODLAND HARRISON (1852-1921) AND SARAH ANN GRASSBY (1857-1927), OF 12 BRIGHAM TERRACE, ADELAIDE STREET, HULL. HIS HAD A BROTHER AND TWO SISTERS. HE WORKED AS A DOCK LABOURER. MARRIED ALICE MURRAY (1885-1970), IN 1914. HE LIVED WITH HIS WIFE, ALCIE, AND TWO CHILDREN, AT 22 WAVENEY TERRACE, … Read more
BORN HULL 1883. SON OF RICHARD HALL (1853-1911) A SHIPPING CLERK & MARY JANE BATTY (1860-1941), OF 323 BOULEVARD, HULL. (1901 CENSUS ADDRESS) AND 15 CHOLMLEY STREET, HULL. A FISH MERCHANT. HE ENLISTED IN HULL. SERVED IN THE ARMY ORDNANCE COPRS. KILLED IN ACTION, ON 09/01/1918, AGED 34. HIS ARMY EFFECTS WERE LEFT TO HIS … Read more
