BORN HULL 22/07/1890. MOTHER LIVED ABOVE. NAVAL RECORDS.
Falmouth III, built by J. Duthie Torry SB. Co., Aberdeen in 1909 and operated at the time of her loss by Royal Navy, was a British navy trawler of 198 tons. On November 19th, 1915, Falmouth III was sunk by a mine from the German submarine UC-5 (Herbert Pustkuchen), off Dover. 7 persons were lost. Jan Lettens 01/10/2009 UK hydro member ref. used:UK Hydrographic Office People on board People on board HMT FALMOUTH III123 1. ABBOTT, WILLIAM HENRY , Engineman (no. 126ES), Mentioned in Despatches, HMT Falmouth III, Royal Naval Reserve, †19/11/1915, Mentioned for Minesweeping Services, Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial 2. FITZGERALD, WILLIAM EDWARD , Trimmer (no. 1657TS), Mentioned in Despatches, HMT Falmouth III, Royal Naval Reserve, †19/11/1915, Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial 3. HARVEY (41), Engineman (no. ES/99), HMT Falmouth III, Royal Naval Reserve, †19/11/1915, Husband of Catherine Harvey, of 10, Pill Rd., Milford Haven, Memorial: Milford Haven Cemetery 4. MCINTOSH, JAMES ALEXANDER (32), Sub-Lieutenant, HMT Falmouth III, Royal Naval Reserve, †19/11/1915, Son of Oliver Ross McIntosh and Jeanie Dick McIntosh, of 331 Sauchiehall St., Glasgow. Formerly 2nd Officer of S.S. Cameronia. (Anchor Line), Memorial: Noordwijk General Cemetery 5. MIDGLEY, ARTHUR , Deck Hand (no. 5850DA), HMT Falmouth III, Royal Naval Reserve, †19/11/1915, Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial Read more at wrecksite: https://www.wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?73263
