Kingston upon Hull War Memorial 1914 - 1918
The story of Hull in World War 1
BORN HULL 31/05/1882. ELDEST SON OF ELIZA GAZEY (1855-1945) & THE LATE ALFRED MANSLOW (1855-1907), LIVING AT 12, DE GREY TERRACE, ANLABY ROAD, HULL (WAR PENSION & NAVAL ADDRESS). ONE OF SEVEN CHILDREN. HE HAD FIVE SISTERS. HIS MOTHER WAS A DRAPERY AGENT (1911 CENSUS). SERVED IN THE ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE. LOST ON THE TRAWLER … Read more
BORN HULL 10/02/1880. SON OF JAMES AND MARY E. BROOKS, OF HULL. SERVED AS SECOND HAND ON THE THE TRAWLER “SARAH ALICE”. LOST AT SEA, ON 26/09/1916, AGED 36. HUSBAND OF ROBERTA FRANCES BROOKS, OF 89 ADDISON ROAD, FLEETWOOD, LANCASHIRE, UK. HE LEFT £52 TO HIS WIDOW IN HIS WILL. HE I COMMEMORATED ON THE … Read more
