Kingston upon Hull War Memorial 1914 - 1918
The story of Hull in World War 1
Born Hull, 1895. Son of John William Mullins and Rose Ann Mullins, of 39, Blanket Row, Hull (Army address) and 60, Queen Street, Hull (War Pension address). A Labourer. Described as 5 foot, 7 inches tall, 33-35 inch chest, 128 lbs weight, blue eyes, dark brown hair, Church of England religion Enlisted at Hull, on … Read more
Son of Charles and Cecilia Mary Hotham, of 11, The Pavement, Pocklington, Yorks.
Lieutenant Edward Moore Robson M.C. Home at Pembroke Lodge. Pocklington, Yorks. Born at Pocklington in East Yorkshire in 1890, he became a barrister at Lincolns Inn in London. Joined the 5th Btn as a 2nd Lt at Pont de Nieppe near Armentieres on July 19th 1915 and fought in all the subsequent actions. He was … Read more
