Area: Beverley Road

BORN HULL 1903. SON OF CHRISTOPHER BACON & LOUISA JOHNSON (NEE FENTON), OF 426 BEVERLEY ROAD, HULL. A PUPIL OF TRINITY HOUSE NAVIGATIONAL SCHOOL. A SHIP'S APPRENTICE. LOST BY ENEMY ACTION, ON 17/05/1917, AGED 14. HIS DEATH IS RECORDED IN HULL MERCHANT NAVY RECORDS AND ON HULL'S TRINITY NAVAL MEMORIAL. HIS OLDER BROTHER PTE, ALFRED […]

BORN HULL 23/05/1894. ELDEST SON OF THOMAS FAWLEY JUDGE (1867-1939) & MADELINE HELLAM HARLAND (1868-1955), OF PARK AVENUE HULL, AND 425, BEVERLEY ROAD, HULL. SON OF AN ACCOUNTANT. HE HAD TWO BROTHERS, KENNETH (1898-1938) AND LAWRENCE FAWLEY JUDGE (1901-1973). EDUCATED AT HULL'S HYMERS COLLEGE. HE WAS SCHOOL PREFECT, CAPTAIN OF TH […]

BORN HULL 13/10/1897. SON OF TOM LIGHTOWLER (1866-1939) AND MARY JANE BURTON HILL (1863-1960), OF  16, CRYSTAL STREET, HULL (CWGC ADDRESS), 87, BEVERLEY ROAD, HULL & GATELEY HOUSE, NEWLAND PARK. HE HAD ONE BROTHER, TOM AND TWO SISTERS, EVA AND DORA. HUSBAND OF JANE. SERVED AS ABLE SEAMAN, IN THE NELSON BATTALION, ROYAL NAVY DIVISION […]

BORN HUDDERSFIELD 1892. SON OF ALLEN & ELLEN OF 117, BEVERLEY ROAD, HULL - (HULL DAILY MAIL 31/03/1919). EX WOOD PATTERN MAKER AND WASTE DEALER. LIVED HULL. MARRIED 6TH NOVEMBER 1915, AGED 24. HIS WIFE LIVED AT 27 BENTLEY STREET, LOCKWOOD, YORKSHIRE AND 117, BEVERLEY ROAD, HULL (WAR PENSION ADDRESS). ENLISTED LEEDS.  SERVED WITH THE […]

BORN 1863. SERVED AS PRIVATE, 30846, SCOTTISH RIFLES. DISCHARGED ON 19/08/1919. DIED OF GAS WOUNDS, ON 18/04/1920, AGED 57. HE IS BURIED IN A CWGC GRAVE, AT AT HULL WESTERN CEMETERY. HIS WAR PENSION WENT TO HIS UNMARRIED WIFE, CHRISTINA STUBBS, GUARDIAN OF CHILD, AT 1 BOYES YARD, CASTLE STREET, HULL (PENSION LEDGER ADDRESS)

BORN HULL 1892. YOUNGEST SON OF DR. JOHN WRIGHT MASON, MBE, (1853-1930) & ANNIE MASON (1853-1928), OF 117, BEVERLEY ROAD, HULL. ONE OF FIVE SONS SERVING. SON OF A MEDICAL OFFICER. HE MARRIED IN HULL, IN 1917. HUSBAND OF ALICE EMILY UNDERWOOD, AT 2, STAFFORD STREET, HULL & 78, BEVERLEY ROAD, HULL. HE ENLISTED AS A CORPORAL IN […]

BORN HULL 1895. SON OF HENRY GEORGE MEAD (1861-1939) & CHRISTINE MEAD, OF 10 BEECH GROVE, GARDEN VILLAGE, HULL. SON OF A STONE AND SAND MERCHANT. HE HAD TWO BROTHERS AND TWO SISTERS. HIS ELDER BROTHERS, HENRY & WILLIAM ALSO SERVED IN THE WAR. HE ENLISTED IN HULL. POSTED TO FRANCE, ON 20/04/1915. SERVED AS A GUNNER IN THE ROYAL […]

BORN HULL 28/11/1892. YOUNGER SON OF THOMAS GEORGE MILNER (1850-1944) AND ELIZABETH FRANCES DALTON (1853-1938). HE HAD ONE BROTHER AND SEVEN SISTERS. HIS FATHER WAS HULL CITY COUNCIL'S, CHIEF TREASURER. HE WAS EDUCATED AT BEVERLEY AND HULL GRAMMAR SCHOOLS AND PLAYED FOR HULL'S FIRST NEWLAND FOOTBALL CLUB, FORMED IN 1910, AGED 17. TOM […]

BORN SOUTHPORT, LANCS, 1879. FOSTER BROTHER OF MR A A MONTGOMERY, 'GLEDHOLT', ELDON GROVE. WIFE CHARLOTTE, LONDON. MARGARINE WORKS MANAGER.

BORN HULL 1880. SON OF FREDERICK EDMUND NICHOLSON (1842-1947) & MARY ANN PARKER (1848-1927), OF 39 BERESFORD AVENUE, BEVERLEY ROAD, HULL. ONE OF SIX CHILDREN. HE WAS EMPLOYED AS A CLERK FOR BLUNDELL'S, SPENCE & CO, THE PAINT MANUFACTURER. HE MARRIED IN APRIL 1910. HIS WIFE, & ONE CHILD, LIVED AT 153 CHANTERLANDS AVENUE AND 6 […]

BORN HULL 1892. FOURTH SON OF ARTHUR JAMES PEACOCK & GRACE ELLEN DUCKLES. SON OF A FRUIT MERCHANT. ONE OF SEVEN CHILDREN. EDUCATED AT HYMERS COLLEGE. WORKED AS A COAL SHIPPING CLERK. HE ENLISTED IN HULL, AS PRIVATE, 1190. SERVED IN EGYPT FROM 10/11/1915. PROMOTED TO COMPANY QUARTER MASTER SERGEANT, 549259, 812TH EMPLOYMENT AREA, LABOUR C […]

BORN HULL 17/09/1887. SON OF ROBERT HARRIS PHILIP (1851-1912) & JANE ELIZABETH BELT (1860-1935). SON OF AN OIL MERCHANT. HE HAD FIVE BROTHERS AND ONE SISTER. HE WAS EDUCATED AT HULL GRAMMER SCHOOL. WORKED AS A MERCHANT CLERK. RESIDED IN HORNSEA. HE ENLISTED IN HULL. COMMISSIONED AS CAPTAIN, WITH THE 11TH EAST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT. D […]

BORN HULL 1882. ONLY SON OF JABEZ  SCOT PLEWS (1849-1908) & ANN GOSSIP (1847-1917). HE HAD FOUR SISTERS. HE MARRIED IN JULY 1905. HIS WIFE, FRANCES LILLIAN MORRILL (1885-1949) & DAUGHTER ANNIE, LIVED AT, 2 MARLBOROUGH TERRACE, NORFOLK STREET, BEVERLEY ROAD, HULL (WAR PENSION ADDRESS). HE WORKED AS A COAL PORTER. ENLISTED IN HUL […]

Born Scarborough, 1871. Son of George Purnell (1843-1885) and Hannah Johnson (1843-1918), of 50, Trafalga Street, Scarborough. He had three brothers and three sisters. He worked as a bricklayer living with his mother (1911 Census). He moved to Hull and was living at 43, Ash Grove, Beverley Road, Hull. He enlisted at Northallerton. Forme […]

Born Hull 1898. Only son of George Ambrose Ridgeway & Lida Marie Agatha Favare, of 2 Elm Terrace, Beverley Road, Hull (CWGC address). he had two sisters,  Phyllis and Una. His father was an accountant and the family lived at 11 Park Avenue, Hull in 1911. Philip served as a Second Lieutenant, with the newly created Royal Air Force, […]

BORN HULL 1894. SON OF NORAH KELLY (1858-1905) AND EDWARD ROBERTS (1853-1910), AT 240, "THE BRISTOWS", BEVERLEY ROAD, HULL (1911 CENSUS ADDRESS) AND 13, DERBY STREET, BEVERLEY ROAD, HULL (WAR PENSION ADDRESS). YOUNGEST OF FIVE CHILDREN. A BUTCHER'S ASSISTANT. HE ENLISTED IN HULL. SERVED AS PRIVATE, 11105, 7TH EAST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT. DI […]

BORN HULL 1880. SON OF HENRY (1848-1910) & CLARA SAXELBYE (1849-1931), OF THIS ADDRESS & 5 PARLIAMENT STREET, HULL. ONE OF EIGHT CHILDREN. WORKED AS A CLERK AT THE BRITISH OIL COMPANY AND LEEDS CORN EXCHANGE COMMISSIONED INTO THE WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT IN 1914. SERVED AS FIRST LIEUTENANT, IN THE 4TH EAST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT. DIE […]

BORN HULL 1865. SON OF PHILIP HENRY SCOTT & SARAH ANN SCOTT (LATER WHITMARSH). A SINGLE MAN WHO WORKED AS A DOCTOR IN LEEDS AND LIVED WITH HIS MOTHER AND STEP FATHER. HE SERVED IN THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORP AS MAJOR SURGEON FOR THE HUMBER GARRISON. HE COLLAPSED ON DUTY IN LEEDS AND DIED ON 23/09/1915, AGED 50. HIS NAME IS RECORDE […]

BORN HULL 1880. SON OF GEORGE HENRY SMELY & MARY ALICE (CLARK). MARRIED 1901. WIFE MARY ANN FISK & 5 CHILDREN . DOCK DREDGEMAN.

BORN HULL 1896. SON OF THOMAS ROBERT & THE LATE MARY STEELE. HULL. UNDER THE TUITION OF THE REV. LEONARD SYKES. LAWRENCE STEEL WAS PREPARING TO BECOME A WESLEYAN MINISTER BEFORE THE OUTBREAK OUT WAR. HE ENLISTED IN THE WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT AND WAS PROMOTED TO SERGEANT. AFTER 10 DAYS IN THE TRENCHES HE WAS BADLY WOUNDED IN FRANCE. […]