Kingston upon Hull War Memorial 1914 - 1918
The story of Hull in World War 1
Born Hull, 1871. Husband of sarah Hannah Scott (born on 18/4/1879), at 71, Woodhouse Street, Hull (1911 census) and 48, Hotham Street, Hedon Road, Hull (War Pension address). They had one dependent son, James William, born on 22/6/1904. He worked as a Marine Store Dealer. Served in the Royal Naval reserve, HMS “Flicker”. discharged with … Read more
BORN HULL 26/03/1889. SISTER AMY CARRINGTON WAS NEXT OF KIN AND LIVED AT 3 CROWLE AVENUE, WYKE STREET, HULL- NAVY RECORDS. HE IS COMMEMORATED ON THE CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL, KENT, UK. St. Ives, built by Cook, Welton & Gemmell, Ltd., Beverley in 1909 and operated at the time of her loss by Royal Navy, was … Read more
BORN HULL 1/10/1876. A CLERK. WIFE SARAH RODGERS, ABOVE.. WORKED FOR RANKS MILLS. HIS DEATH WAS REPORTED IN THE HULL DAILY MAIL WITH HIS PHOTOGRAPH ON 2ND JANUARY 1917. * St. Ives, built by Cook, Welton & Gemmell, Ltd., Beverley in 1909 and operated at the time of her loss by Royal Navy, was a … Read more
BORN HULL 10/07/1892. SON OF CHARLES CARMICHAEL (1850-1933) & MARY ANN CALLAN (1858-1938). HE HAD FOUR BROTHERS AND FIVE SISTERS. HE JOINED THE MERCHANT NAVY, ON 15/03/1907. RECEIVED HIS MASTER’S CERTIFICATE, ON 18/06/1912. SERVED WITH THE ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE. KILLED ON THE TRAWLER, “ST IVES”, ON 21/12/1916, AGED 24. BURIED AT HULL WESTERN CEMETERY. HIS … Read more
