Kingston upon Hull War Memorial 1914 - 1918
The story of Hull in World War 1
Born Hull, 1 Mar 1895. Resided Sunk Island. Son of Frederick Thompson & Adelaide Amelia Musk (1860-1931), of 113, Stepney Lane, Hull (War Pension address). He had three brothers and six sisters. Worked as a Tanner’s labourer. Enlisted Hull. Formerly, 25296, EYR. Transferred from 13041, 22nd Labour Corps. Died of Wounds on 09/09/1917, aged 22. … Read more
BORN HULL 1891. SON OF MRS ANN & THE LATE CHARLES COLLINS, OF 206, DE LA POLE AVENUE (1911 CENSUS) AND 2, GLOUCESTER STREET, GIPSYVILLE, HULL (CWGC ADDRESS). BROTHER OF CHARLES WILLIAM COLLINS. A GENERAL LABOURER. HE LIVED IN LEEDS AND ENLISTED DONCASTER. FORMERLY, PRIVATE, 25138, OF THE WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT. HE TRANSFERRED AS PRIVATE, … Read more
