Kingston upon Hull War Memorial 1914 - 1918
The story of Hull in World War 1
BORN GLAMORGAN 1896. SON OF CHARLES FREDERICK LOVE (1860-1931) & ROSE MARY BADGER (1864-1945), OF THE HULL CO-OPERATIVE, 30 ALBION STREET, HULL. HE SERVED AS A SIGNALLER AND GUNNER IN THE ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY. WAS KILLED BY A SHELL IN THE TRENCHES, MAKING A DUGOUT. HE DIED ON 27/03/1917, AGED 21. HE IS COMMEMORATED ON … Read more
BORN HULL 1890. SON OF JOHN WILLIAM HUNT (1857-1936) & ANNIE ELIZABETH HAYTON (1855-1913), OF 10, GRANGE TERRACE, GRANGE STREET, HULL. HE MARRIED, RUTH ANN NAYLOR (1893-1933) IN 1911. THEY HAD A DAUGHTER WINIFRED HUNT (1893–1933) AND LIVED AT 19, BELMONT STREET, HULL (WAR PENSION ADDRESS). EMPLOYED WITH HULL’S NORTH EASTERN RAILWAYS. ENLISTED HULL.POSTED TO … Read more
BORN HAGGERSTON, LONDON, 1898. SON OF THE LATE SAMUEL FRIEND & SARAH FRIEND, OF 125, EDINBURGH STREET, HULL AND LIVERPOOL. SON OF A WATCH REPAIRER. HIS PARENTS WERE BOTH FROM RUSSIA AND HE GREW UP IN EAST LONDON WITH HIS TWO BROTHERS, JOHN AND RICHARD AND SISTER, ANNIE, SERVED AS GUNNER, 189834, ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY. … Read more
