Wilkin, Clive
…poop and stern and causing extensive damage to the whole upperworks of Motagua including wireless cabin and aerial. Manley drifted away heavily on fire from Bridge aft. 9.0am: Motagua proceeded…
Kingston upon Hull War Memorial 1914 - 1918
The story of Hull in World War 1
…poop and stern and causing extensive damage to the whole upperworks of Motagua including wireless cabin and aerial. Manley drifted away heavily on fire from Bridge aft. 9.0am: Motagua proceeded…
…and fought on until he raised a rifle for the final time on 13th November 1916. Fred Ness is buried in Euston Road Cemetery; he was 29 years old. https://ww1hull.com/serre-1916/…
…killed or injured. 2nd Lieutenant Jack Harrison, a local teacher and rugby player with Hull FC, won a posthumous Victoria Cross for his bravery in rushing a machine gun position…
…AND WAS WOUNDED TWICE. The attack on Oppy Wood, part of the Battle of Arras, was a significant battle for the East Yorkshire Regiment and particularly for the city of…
…AND LATER 342, SOUTH BOULEVARD, HULL (WAR PENSION ADDRESSES). THEY HAD TWO DAUGHTERS, EDITH, BORN 10/06/1914 AND ANNIE, BORN, 28/06/1916. HE WORKED AS A HOTEL WAITER & THEN A HULL…
…WHITE MATTHEWS (1868-1932) & KATE BATTY, AT 38 VICTORIA AVENUE, HULL (CWGC ADDRESS). ONE OF FIVE CHILDREN. HE WORKED FOR H.W. MATTHEWS & CO, COAL MERCHANTS AND AS A BUSINESS…
…seventh of twelve children to Charles and Ann Beasy. A Railway Agent by trade he lived with his wife Harriet, their two children John and Ethel and the couple’s adopted…
…OTHER SOLDIERS STATIONED IN THE AREA AND WAS PREGNANT TO A MARRIED MAN WHO HAD MOVED IN WITH HER. HE APPEAL WAS DISMISSED AND SHE WAS REFUSED A WAR PENSION….
…the men were destined for Gallipoli. ROYAL EDWARD was reported off the Lizard on the evening of the 28th, and had arrived at Alexandria on 10 August, a day after…
…LOUISA, WHO LIVED AT 99 JALLAND STREET, HULL (1911 CENSUS). HE WORKED AS A SORTING CLERK AND TELEGRAPHIST, LIVING AT 99 JALLAND STREET, HULL (PENSION LEDGER ADDRESS) HE ENLISTED AT…