St Charles Borromeo Church, Hull – WW1 Memorial
St Charles Borromeo Church is Hull’s oldest and largest Roman Catholic church, located at Jarratt Street, in Hull city centre. Opened on 29th July 1829, it was enlarged in May 1835 and re-modelled in a Classical Revival style, in 1894. It boasts an opulent Baroque interior, full of light, and colour and is still serving the Hull community after 195 years.
At the entrance to St Charles Borromeo, is a triptych, war memorial panel, listing the dead of the First and Second World Wars, flanking an icon of the Our Lady and Child.
The 1914-18 side of the Memorial Board, lists 168 names, in four rows, in alphabetical order. 90 men served in the local East Yorkshire Regiments, including 21 men who died with the local Hull Pal battalions. Many other regiments are also represented. There are also nine Sailors listed on the WW1 memorial. They include, Privates, Guardsmen, Troopers and Sappers. Most of the men were junior ranks. There are only four Officers, eight Sergeants, and one Petty Officer on the memorial.
The 168 names include at least thirteen sets of brothers, a father and son and 24 teenagers. 76 of the men have no known grave. Some of these are commemorate at Ypres (13), Thiepval, (14), Arras (8), Tyne Cot (6) and the Helles Memorial, Turkey (6). Sailors lost at sea are commemorated at London’s Tower Hill Memorial and the Royal Naval Memorials at Chatham and Portsmouth. Most men are buried in France and Belgium. Thirteen of the men are buried in Hull.
Five men died in 1914; 38 men, in 1915; 37 men, in 1916, 34 men, in 1917; 43 men, in 1918 and six men died post war. Three men died on 1st July 1916, the first day of the Battle of the Somme. Five men died on 13th November 1916 (The battle of Serre) and four men died on 3rd May 1917 (The Battle of Oppy Wood). Where known, the average age of the soldiers killed was 27. The average age of sailor deaths was 30 years old. The youngest death was 15. The oldest casualty was aged 54.
Most of the men were born in Hull and Yorkshire. However, some men were born in Lancashire and elsewhere. John Costello, Thomas Groak and George Herbert Billet were born in Ireland. Albert Joseph Keightley was born in Paris, to a French mother, who then moved to Hull.
Many men were educated at the local Pryme Street, Catholic school, and were baptised and married at St Charles Borromeo. Often their parents and siblings were married in the same Catholic Church.
Many men lived locally, but most of these addresses were destroyed during WW2 and post war reconstruction and few of their homes remain today.
In an era of hand written records, there are inevitably some errors and anomalies on war memorials that provide a long list of names. The St Charles Borromeo memorial is no exception. Crowl should be spelt Croll, Groake, should read Groak, Manlay is Manley, Deaken is Dakin, Graburn is Grayburn, McCormack is McCormick, Whyatt is Wyatt, and O’Hare is O’Hara. Similarly Costello and Clutterbrook are misspelt and A M Newlove is actually A L Newlove. J.E Washe, is actually Joseph Edward Walsh and E. Giblin is really Peter Giblin.. There are at least four men that cannot be positively identified on the Memorial, These are H. House and T.J. Knight, where there are no Census or local war pension records. Other popular surnames, like F. Smith and J. Smith, are too numerous to trace accurately.
The most striking feature of the St Charles Borromeo Memorial is the great loss of life and the many more names that could have been included on the memorial. The lists of dead, include 13 sets of brothers. Families like Farrell, Gould, Grayson, Haran, Jollands, Marsh, McDonald, Roberts, Steward, Walsh and Wood families, lost two sons in the 1914-1918 war. In the case of the Harran and Wood brothers, they were only sons. The Brennen and Toalster families also lost three sons, on the memorial.
There were other men on the memorial that also lost brothers, but for unknown reasons, these were not added to the memorial. For example, George and John Grayburn are recorded on the memorial, but another brother, Private, William Grayburn, 10th EYR, who died of wounds, on the 26th September 1918, aged 22, is not.
Private, John Hart killed on 4th June 1916, aged 16, is on the memorial, but his brother, Private, George Herbert Hart, WYR, killed on 27th March 1918, aged 19, is not on the memorial, even though they lived at the same address..
Henry Pepper also lost his brother, Private, James Pepper, 13th EYR, killed on 4th November 1917, aged 21, but James Pepper, is not on the Memorial.
Third Engineer, Christopher Hackett, lost at sea, on the Steamship “Umbra, is on the Memorial, but his brother George Patrick Hackett, also lost at sea, on 30/08/1917, aged 18, is missing. (Both brothers are however commemorated on the Tower Hill Naval Memorial).
Similarly, James Larvin is on the memorial, but his brother John Larvin, killed on 11/01/1915, is not.
Patrick John McLoughlin, is listed on the memorial, but his brother, John Mcloughlin, who died of wounds, in France, on 31/03/1918 and another brother, Luke McLoughlin, who died in Hull, in 1918, are not on the memorial, even though they all lived at the same home address.
Thomas Vincent Badger, lost his brother, but Corporal, William Thomas Badger, killed at Gallipoli, on 22/08/1915, aged 29, is not listed.
John and William Harrison are on the memorial, but not their brother, Private, Robert Harrison, 1st EYR, killed on 1st July 1916, aged 24.
Frank Laughton lost his brother Samual Laughton at the Somme in 1916 and another brother, Frederick Laughton, died in Hull, in 1918. Only Frank is on the memorial.
Private, William Durkin killed at Gallipoli in 1915, also lost two more brothers – James Durkin in 1916 and another brother, Robert James Durkin in 1918, but only William is on the Memorial.
Private, John Francis Walsh, killed on the 1st July 1916, aged 36, lost two other brothers, in the war. His brother, Private, Anthony Walsh had been discharged from the army with mania and died in Beverley Asylum on 22nd June 1916. His other brother, Private, Joseph Edward Walsh, 13th EYR, died a Prisoner of war in Germany, on 2nd January 1917. Only John Walsh is listed on the Memorial
John and Joseph Ryan, both listed and killed in 1917, also lost a third brother, Private, William Ryan, 1st EYR, killed on 27th October 1914, aged 28.
Frederick Carr, killed in action, on 8th March 1917, aged 28, lost three more brothers, due to war. Private, Charles Henry Carr, 6th EYR, discharged after Gallipoli, died in Hull, on 20th November 1917. His brother Private, Percy Carr, EYR, another discharged serviceman, died in 1919, aged 33. Another brother, Gunner, Albert Carr, RGA, was discharged in 1915 and died in Hull, in 1920, aged 29. These war casualties are not included on the memorial.
John Ernest Mercer is included on the Memorial, but not his three other brothers, who all lived locally. These were, L/Cpl, Alfred Shaw Mercer, 1st West Yorkshire Regiment, killed on the 27th May 1916, aged 25. Pte, George Mercer, 1/5th Bn, Northumberland Fusiliers, killed on the 10th April 1918 aged 18, and Pte, James Mercer, 10th EYR, who died of wounds on 11th September 1918, aged 29. John Mercer’s wife also lost a brother, Private, Harry Watson at Gallipoli, on 27/08/1915, aged 19. Apart from John Ernest Mercer, none of these casualties are recorded on the St Charles Borromeo war memorial.
Alfred Newlove is recorded, but his brother, James Newlove, who was discharged and died of shell shock is another unrecorded casualty.
Herbert and Bernard Clark recorded on the St Charles Borromeo memorial were father and son.
The St Charles Borromeo War Memorial therefore does not reflect all the local Catholic casualties and many more names could have been added. This raises questions how memorial names were collected and verified at the time.
Hidden within the long list of names, are the families that lost their only sons. William Gilbert Bailey, Arthur Croll, John Megginson Harrison, Albert Keightley, Michael John Kelly, John Robert Kiddingham, James Naven, George Frederick Paden, James Wilson, Michael Lydon, MM, John McGann, and Edward McNulty were all only sons.
Private, John Ryan, 13th East Yorkshire regiment killed on 14th August 1916, aged 22 was an only child.
Many men on the Memorial had been previously wounded before they were killed. For example, Sergeant, John Cox had been wounded twice. Alfred Hargreaves, the nephew of the Hull Lord Mayor, and Henry Joseph Damrell had been wounded three times, before they died. Also, Lance Corporal, Joseph Michael Boland, 1/4th EYR, was wounded three times, but while recovering in England, developed Pneumonia and died on 23rd May 1917, aged 22.
Many St Charles men died in horrific ways. For example, Herbert Sidney Hick died of severe burns after being rescued at sea. Andrew Anderson, died after his leg was amputated, John William Jinks died losing his left arm. Albert Keightley, was blown up by a trench mine. Frederick Clutterbrook, died of gunshot wounds to the abdomen. James Wilson, was shot in the lung, Thomas Groak and Joseph McDonald, were both gassed, Thomas Byron Keating was wounded in the face, left leg and left hand. Thomas McNally, was wounded in the face and scalp. Thomas Brown and William Albert Lowe, also died of multiple wounds.
Other deaths, on the Memorial, include, Edward Henry Nozedar, killed by a sniper aged 19.
Henry Nolan and Joseph Thomas Walsh, who died as prisoners of war, in Germany.
George Frederick Paden, died of Heat stroke, in Iraq.
John William Long, drowned in the North Sea Convoys.
Patrick Doyle was “murdered” on the Canadian hospital ship, HMS “Llandovery Castle”, which was torpedoed on 27th June 1918. The U boat U86, then surfaced to machine gun survivors and ram life boats. Some 234, Doctors, female nurses and medical staff were killed in this incident. This war crime was prosecuted (along with many others) at the Leipzig War Trials, in 1921, but the atrocity, is largely forgotten today.
Alfred Dillion, died of pneumonia, in 1919, one of millions of Influenza victims towards the war’ end.
William Joseph Snee, was killed after only three days at the front. James Tymon who had re-enlisted was wounded and then killed by a shell, with 12 others, while returning to the Dressing Station. Hames Leonard Jollands, enlisted underage and was killed aged 19.
The death of these men left many fatherless children. For example, Corporal, George Cox, and Lance Corporal, James Andrew Foss, both had six young children. James and John O’Hara, both had five children. Private, Thomas Mahoney and Private, George Wyatt, also left five children when they died. In an era of little state provision, their widows must have endured great hardship to survive.
While many more men could have been added to this Memorial, some names are a mystery why they were included at all. For example, Bryon Thomas Keating, was born and raised in Chatham, New Brunswick, Canada and died fighting for the 2nd Columbia Mounted Rifles, in 1915. He had no known Hull connection, but was included on the St Charles memorial. Similarly, Francis Philip Groak who didn’t enlist when war began, but emigrated to America in 1915, and died of Influenza, in America, in 1918, aged 23. He had joined the United States Army only six weeks before his death, and saw no active service. His father, who was a prominent Hull Surgeon, Town Councillor, and devout Catholic, perhaps influenced his inclusion on the St Charles Borromeo war memorial. Thomas Brennan was a discharged soldier, who survived the war and married at St Carles Borromeo in 1918. His whereabouts after this are unclear, but he was included on the memorial. Thomas Dakin was included on the memorial, (with his brother, Michael Dakin), even though he lived in Leeds and was buried in Leeds. Similarly, H. House and T.J. Knight left no war pension or Census records to suggest why they were included on the St Charles Memorial. It is therefore unknown how the list of names on the St Charles Borromeo memorial were compiled or verified.
Most of the men on the memorial have a local catholic connection, either attending the Pryme Street Catholic School, or being baptised and married in the St Charles Borromeo church. Often the men’s parents and siblings were also married at St Charles Borromeo Church. Many men on the Memorial, are of Irish heritage, with parents and siblings born in Ireland. This is probably explained by Hull’s attempt to build a rival cotton industry in the 1880’s, which attracted many Irish workers from Lancashire and elsewhere. James Tymon who was born in Burnley, was one of these casualties
Some men came from very large families, such as, Edward Nozedar, one of thirteen children and William Snee, one of fourteen children.
The men worked in a variety of occupations, but were mostly manual labourers, dockers, bricklayers and factory workers. For example, Edward Henry Nozedar, worked for the Reckitt’s Cannister plant. Private, Harry Glover, worked for the Chambers and Fargus Oil Mills. Gunner, Alfred Henry Longworth, worked for the Eagle Oil Mills. The Walsh brothers, worked for the Lee Smith Oil Mills. Willam Snee, Alfred Newlove, Joseph Wood and Francis Grayson, all worked for Blundell and Spence Paint works. John William Barlow and Michael Forkin, worked for the Earles’ Ship Building Yard.
Others came from more wealthier families. They include, Adrian and Bede Farrell, both brother Officers, who lived in leafy Newland Park, on the outskirts of Hull. They were sadly killed and wounded in the same attack. Lieutenant, Alan C Clapham, 1/4th EYR, was a Chartered Accountant, from Wakefield, killed in Belgium in 1916, aged 21. Private, Richard Bodley Furley, was a Theological student studying at Mirfield College. Corporal, Bernard Henry McCormack, was training to be a Priest, at Usdaw College, before joining the 7th Royal Irish Rifles.
Some of the men had criminal records. For example, Joseph Ryan, was a convicted house breaker. Albert Ralph, came from a criminal family. Herbert Sidney Hick, was indicted for stealing a cheque book and postage stamps, aged 16. Sammy Steward, was imprisoned for three months for robbing his mother of clothes and later robbing his sister in law, of a pram, which he later sold. Also, James Naven, was a school truant, committed to a Lunacy Asylum in 1902 and pleaded guilty to a series of thefts from the North Eastern Railways, before he enlisted.
Other St Charles Borromeo men were sportsmen. For example, James McDonald and his brother Joseph Charles McDonald were both Champion Boxers, well known in Hull sporting circles. They each won their respective weights, at the Hull Boxing Championship, held at Beverley Road Baths, in March 1914. Similarly, Private, Henry Pepper, 6th EYR, won the Lightweight Boxing Competition, on the troopship, carrying 2,500 soldier, to Gallipoli. Private, Michael Forkin was also an athlete who had appeared before the King in a Gymnastic display.
Also, on the memorial were those commended for bravery. They include Edward Gould, Michael Lydon, who both received the Military Medal, Joseph William Bibby awarded the Belgium Croix De Guerre, and George Cox who was Mentioned in Dispatches.
There are many other stories that could be told about the men on the St Charles Borromeo memorial. Each man can be searched individually on this website. Whatever their backgrounds or motivations for joining, they did their duty when their country needed them and St Charles Borromeo made a magnificent War Memorial to remember their sacrifice.
| Name | Rank | Regiment | Died | Age | Buried | No: | Home Address |
| ABEL, GEORGE EDWIN | Private | Manchester Regiment 2/7th Battalion | 01/08/1917 | 19 | Nieuwpoort Communal Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 8 | Johnson Buildings, Green Lane, Hull |
| ANDERSON, ANDREW | Private | Coldstream Guards 3rd Battalion | 16/02/1916 | 33 | Hull Western Cemetery, Hull | 38 | Dock Street, Hull |
| ANDERSON, ERNEST | Private | 2nd East Yorkshire Regiment | 04/10/1915 | 23 | Loos Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 11 | William Street, Hull |
| BADGER, THOMAS VINCENT | Able Seaman | Royal Navy HMS “Torpedo Boat 35” | 16/09/1914 | 29 | Queensferry Cemetery, West Lothian, Scotland | 2 | Silvester Street, Hull |
| BAILEY, WILLIAM GILBERT | Corporal | 10th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Commercials) | 03/05/1917 | 21 | Orchard Dump Cemetery, Arleux-En-Gohelle, Pas de Calais, France | 79 | Linnaeus Street, Hull |
| BARKER, ALBERT | Private | 3rd East Yorkshire Regiment | 11/10/1919 | 18 | Ballyglass Cemetery, Westmeath, Ireland | 56 | Swann Street, Hull |
| BARLOW, JOHN WILLIAM | Private | 12th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Sportsmen) | 26/06/1917 | 36 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 110 | Wheeler Street, Hull |
| BATES, MARTIN | Private | Northumberland Fusiliers 19th Tyneside Pioneers | 28/03/1918 | 21 | Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France | 1 | Eleanor’s Place, Raywell Street, Hull |
| BIBBY, CDG, JOSEPH WILLIAM | Sergeant | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 28/06/1918 | 30 | Ploegsteert Memorial, Hainaut, Belgium | 23 | Seaton Street, Fountain Road, Hull |
| BILLET, GEORGE HERBERT | Private | Northumberland Fusiliers 1/6th Battalion | 15/09/1916 | 36 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 1 | Richmond Terrace, Argyll Street, Hull |
| BINNS, FREDERICK CHARLES | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 17/06/1916 | 20 | Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord, France | 11 | Seaton Street, Fountain Road, Hull |
| BLAKE, JOHN | Gunner | Royal Garrison Artillery 144th Heavy Battery | 27/10/1918 | 22 | Le Cateau Military Cemetery, Nord, France | 3 | Derwent Street, Hull |
| BOLAND, JOSEPH MICHAEL | Lance Corporal | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 23/05/1917 | 22 | Hedon Road Cemetery, Hull, | 3 | Ebor Place, Portland Street, Hull |
| BRADY, THOMAS | Gunner | Royal Field Artillery 51st Brigade C Battery | 19/03/1917 | 25 | Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension, Pas de Calais, France | 245 | Wincolmlee, Hull |
| BRANNAN, THOMAS | Private | 10th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Commercials) | 16 | Seward Street, Hedon Road, Hull | |||
| BRENNAN, MARK | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 30/07/1916 | 25 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 196 | St Paul Street, Hull |
| BRENNAN, JOHN | Private | York And Lancaster Regiment 1st Battalion | 29/09/1915 | 22 | Loos Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 1 | Christopher Street, Hull |
| BRENNAN, MICHAEL | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 16/09/1916 | 21 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 1 | Christopher Street, Hull |
| BROWN, CHARLES | Private | York And Lancaster Regiment 8th Battalion | 07/06/1917 | 33 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 63 | Seaton Street, Fountain Road, Hull |
| BROWN, THOMAS | Private | 8th East Yorkshire Regiment | 19/06/1917 | 35 | Mont Huon Military Cemetery, Le Treport, Seine Maritime, France | 3 | Sykes Street, Hull |
| BURKE, THOMAS | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 10/11/1916 | 22 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 2 | Worthing Street, Beverley Road, Hull |
| BURNS, JOHN | Private | 2nd East Yorkshire Regiment | 23/03/1915 | 25 | Wulverghem-Lindenhoek Road Military Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 37 | Aldbro’ Street, Sykes Street, Hull |
| BURNS, MARTIN | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 04/06/1916 | 19 | Norfolk Cemetery, Becordel-Becourt, Somme, France | 14 | Finkle Street, Myton Gate, Hull |
| CARR, FREDERICK | Private | 8th East Yorkshire Regiment | 08/03/1917 | 28 | Faubourg-D’Amiens, Arras, Pas de Calais, France | 16 | Strickland Street, Hull |
| CHILDS, WILLIAM HERBERT | Private | 3rd East Yorkshire Regiment | 02/12/1915 | 22 | Hull Western Cemetery, Hull | 1 | James Place, New George Street, Hull |
| CLAPHAM, ALAN CHARLES | 2nd Lieutenant | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 03/01/1916 | 21 | Railway Dugouts Burial Ground, Ypres, Belgium | 3 | Kingston Square, Charles Street, Hull |
| CLARK, HERBERT TAYLOR | Private | 2nd East Yorkshire Regiment | 05/02/1915 | 45 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 4 | Phoenix Court, Waterloo Street, Hull |
| CLARK, JOHN BERNARD | Private | 10th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Commercials) | 29/09/1918 | 21 | Tyne Cot Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 4 | Phoenix Court, Waterloo Street, Hull |
| CLUTTERBROOK, FRANCIS | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 12/08/1915 | 25 | Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, West-Vlaaderen, Belgium | 6 | North Court, Charlotte Street, Hull |
| CONROY, EDWARD | Private | Durham Light Infantry DLI 10th Battalion | 23/08/1917 | 17 | Tyne Cot Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 10 | Owen Square, New George Street, Hull |
| COONEY, THOMAS | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 22/03/1918 | 21 | Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France | 7 | Paradise Row, Charlotte Street, Hull |
| COSTELLO, JOHN | Private | 3rd East Yorkshire Regiment | 13/01/1915 | 53 | Hull Western Cemetery, Hull | 12 | Eton Place, Providence Row, Hull |
| COX, JOHN EDWARD | Sergeant | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 15/10/1917 | 24 | Tyne Cot Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 7 | Broad Square, Machel Street, Hull |
| COX, MID, GEORGE | Corporal | 6th East Yorkshire Regiment Pioneers | 09/08/1915 | 44 | Helles Memorial, Gallipoli, Turkey | 3 | Vallance Place, Blanket Row, Hull |
| COYLE, JAMES WILLIAM | Private | 6th East Yorkshire Regiment Pioneers | 21/09/1916 | 28 | Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France | 12 | Laburnham Avenue, Westmoreland Street, Hull |
| CROKE, FRANCIS PHILIP | Private | US Infantry | 07/10/1918 | 23 | Philadelphia Cemetery, Pennsylvania, USA | 20 | Albion Street, Hull |
| CROLL, ARTHUR | Rifleman | King’s Royal Rifle Corps (KRRC), 25th Battalion | 16/02/1919 | 20 | Etaples Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 12 | De Grey Terrace, Ripon Street, Hull |
| DAKIN, MICHAEL JAMES | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 09/04/1917 | 30 | Cojeul British Cemetery, St. Martin-Sur-Cojeul , Pas de Calais, France | 12 | Convent Lane, Linneaus Street, Hull |
| DAKIN, THOMAS | Private | 2nd East Yorkshire Regiment | 05/05/1915 | 32 | Leeds Roman Catholic Cemetery | Leeds | |
| DAMRELL, HENRY JOSEPH | Private | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 23/04/1918 | 21 | Cinq Rues British Cemetery, Hazebrouck, Nord, France | 46 | Bridlington Street, Fountain Road, Hull |
| DAVISON, ROBERT HENRY | Petty Officer | Royal Navy HMS “Clan McNaughton” | 03/02/1915 | 45 | Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent | 1 | Esk Crescent, Worthing Street, Hull |
| DILLON, ALFRED | Greaser | MM S/S “Abadesa” | 22/01/1919 | 34 | Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimille, Pas de Calais, France | 2 | Hessle Avenue, Dansom Lane, Hull |
| DONNELLY, LUKE | Lance Corporal | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 11/09/1917 | 22 | Heninel Communal Cemetery Extension, Pas de Calais, France | 12 | Swann Street, Hull |
| DOYLE, PATRICK | Sailor | MM HMS “Llandovery Castle” | 27/06/1918 | 18 | Tower Hill Naval Memorial, London | 65 | North Street, Hull |
| DURKIN, WILLIAM | Private | 6th East Yorkshire Regiment Pioneers | 22/08/1915 | 26 | Helles Memorial, Gallipoli, Turkey | 1 | Havelock Villas, Havelock Street, Hull |
| EARLEY, FREDERICK | Gunner | Royal Field Artillery 84th Brigade A Battery | 09/05/1918 | 31 | Hull (Hedon Road) Cemetery, Hull | 226 | Waterloo Street, Hull |
| EDWARDS, CHARLES BENJAMIN | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 18/09/1918 | 19 | Vis-En-Artois British Cemetery, Haucourt. Pas de Calais, France | 73 | Clifton Street, Hull |
| FARRELL, ADRIAN | 1st Lieutenant | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 23/08/1916 | 24 | Hull Northern Cemetery, Chanterlands Avenue, Hull | 1 | Brookside, Newland park, Hull |
| FARRELL, BEDE | Captain | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 24/04/1915 | 33 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 1 | Brookside, Newland park, Hull |
| FERENS, JAMES | Private | 6th East Yorkshire Regiment Pioneers | 21/08/1915 | 28 | Alexandria (Chatby) Military And War Memorial Cemetery, Egypt | 1 | John’s Place, Francis Street, Hull |
| FORKIN, MICHAEL | Sergeant | Royal Irish Rifles 2nd Battalion | 19/10/1914 | 27 | Le Touret Military Cemetery, Richebourg-L’Avoue, Pas de Calais, France | 12 | Clara Terrace, West Parade, Spring bank, Hull |
| FOSS, JAMES ANDREW | Lance Corporal | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 29/11/1917 | 32 | Haringhe (Bandaghem) Military Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 11 | Cottingham Terrace, Charles Street, Hull |
| FULLERTON, THOMAS BLENKIN | Private | Yorkshire Regiment, (“Green Howards”), 2nd Battalion | 18/10/1916 | 33 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 331 | Wincolmlee, Hull |
| FURLEY, RICHARD BODLEY | Private | Royal Fusiliers City of London Regiment 8th Battalion | 07/10/1916 | 35 | Beaulencourt British Cemeter, Ligny-Thilloy, France | 95 | Westbourne Avenue, Hull |
| GIBBINS, JOSEPH ALFRED | Private | 8th East Yorkshire Regiment | 03/05/1917 | 24 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 6 | Cliff Terrace, George Street, Hull |
| GIBLIN, ERNEST | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 12/05/1917 | 27 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 8 | Coupland’s Terrace, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| GIBLIN, PETER | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 28/05/1918 | 24 | Soissons Memorial, Aisne, France | 6 | Charles Place, Marlborough Terrace, Norfolk Street, Hull |
| GOULD, JOHN | Stoker | Royal Navy HMS “Good Hope” | 01/11/1914 | 28 | Portsmouth Naval Memorial, Hampshire | 3 | Hemborough Buildings, New George Street, Hull |
| GOULD, MM, EDWARD | Private | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 12/04/1918 | 35 | Ploegsteert Memorial, Hainaut, Belgium | 4 | Christopher Street, Hull |
| GRAYBURN, GEORGE | Private | Border Regiment 1/5th Cumberland Battalion | 16/09/1916 | 34 | Adanac Niitary Cemetery Miraumont, Somme, France | 7 | Talbot Terrace, Toogood Street, Hull |
| GRAYBURN, JOHN | Private | 13th East Yorkshire Regiment | 20/07/1917 | 27 | Vimy Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 2 | Arthur’s Terrace, Waterloo Street, Hull |
| GRAYSON, FRANK | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 07/08/1915 | 22 | Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord, France | 37 | Albemarle Street, Boulevard, Hull |
| GRAYSON, JOHN STANISLAUS | Private | Durham Light Infantry DLI 19th Battalion | 23/04/1918 | 19 | Martinsart British Cemetery, Somme, France | 5 | Chambers Entry, High Street, Hull |
| GROAK, THOMAS | Private | 2nd East Yorkshire Regiment | 21/11/1918 | 44 | Hull (Hedon Road) Cemetery, Hull | 4 | Lamb’s Court, New George Street, Hull |
| GROKE, WILLIAM | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 19/03/1922 | 23 | Shorncliffe Military Cemetery, Kent | 5 | Harding’s Square, New George Street, Hull |
| HACKETT, CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH | 3rd Engineer | MM S/S “Umba” (London) | 30/04/1918 | 25 | Tower Hill Naval Memorial, London | 4 | Bell View, Middlburg Street, Hull |
| HAMMOND, REGINALD MARCUS | Company Sergeant Major | 2nd/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 30/09/1917 | 39 | Hull Western Cemetery, Hull | 7 | Terry Street, Beverley Road, Hull |
| HANSON, WILLIAM | Private | Royal Sussex Regiment 16th Battalion | 19/09/1918 | 31 | Doingt Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, France | 37 | Brook Street, Hull |
| HARAN, ANTHONY | Private | 8th East Yorkshire Regiment | 09/04/1917 | 20 | Beauval Communal Cemetery, Somme, France | 22 | Bowers Terrace, Waterloo Street, Hull |
| HARAN, THOMAS PATRICK | Private | North Staffordshire Regiment 2/5th Battalion | 15/04/1918 | 19 | Ploegsteert Memorial, Hainaut, Belgium | 22 | Bowers Terrace, Waterloo Street, Hull |
| HARGREAVES, ALFRED | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 05/05/1915 | 30 | Ploegsteert Memorial, Hainaut, Belgium | 4 | Cedar Frove, Exchange Street, Hull |
| HARRISON, BERNARD | Lance Corporal | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 07/12/1917 | 19 | Hull Western Cemetery, Hull | 70 | Clifton Street, Hull |
| HARRISON, FRED | Bosun | MM S/S “Rievaulx Abbey” | 03/09/1916 | 40 | Tower Hill Naval Memorial, London | 15 | Rippon Terrace, Liddle Street, Hul |
| HARRISON, JOHN | Sergeant | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 09/08/1915 | 29 | Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, West-Vlaaderen, Belgium | 18 | Montrose Avenue, Gibson Street, Hull |
| HARRISON, JOHN MEGGINSON | Private | Border Regiment 1/5th Cumberland Battalion | 27/04/1918 | 20 | Hull (Hedon Road) Cemetery, Hull | 13 | Cottingham Terrace, Charles Street, Hull |
| HARRISON, WILLIAM HENRY | Private | West Yorkshire Regiment 15/17th Battalion (Leeds Pals) | 12/04/1918 | 18 | Ploegsteert Memorial, Hainaut, Belgium | 18 | Montrose Avenue, Gibson Street, Hull |
| HART, JOHN | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 04/06/1916 | 16 | Becourt Military Cemetery, Becordel-Becourt, Somme, France | 2 | Joseph Place, York Street, Hull |
| HASNIP, JAMES EDWARD | Rifleman | London Regiment 1/8th City of London Battalion (Post Office Rifles) | 21/03/1918 | 19 | Vis-En-Artois British Cemetery, Haucourt. Pas de Calais, France | 39 | Dock Street, Hull |
| HEAD, J | Private | Suffolk Regiment 7th Battalion | 18/08/1916 | 19 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 12 | Somerscales Street, Hull |
| HENDERSON, GEORGE | 3rd Hand | MM S/T “Expedient” (Hull) | 27/03/1917 | 31 | Tower Hill Naval Memorial, London | 89 | Westbourne Street, Hull |
| HICK, HERBERT SIDNEY | Cook | Royal Navy HMS “Scott” | 20/08/1918 | 32 | Hither Green Cemetery, Greenwich, Lewisham, London | 4 | Baker Street, Hull |
| HIRD, JOHN ROBERT | Private | 2nd East Yorkshire Regiment | 29/09/1915 | 43 | Loos Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 9 | Harding’s Square, New George Street, Hull |
| HOUSE, H | Unknown | ||||||
| JINKS, JOHN WILLIAM | Private | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 30/03/1918 | 29 | Ontario Cemetery, Sains-Les-Marquion, France | 12 | Clarkes Square, Sykes Street, Hull |
| JOHNSON, WALTER | Gunner | Royal Field Artillery 263rd Brigade, Trench Mortar Battery | 08/11/1917 | 25 | Tyne Cot Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 16 | Worship Street, Hull, |
| JOLLANDS, JAMES LEONARD | Corporal | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 05/05/1915 | 19 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 151 | Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| JOLLANDS, WILLIAM HENRY | Private | 13th East Yorkshire Regiment | 13/11/1916 | 26 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 5 | Ivy Terrace, Sutton Street, Spring Bank, Hull |
| KEATING, BYRON THOMAS | Private | Canadian Expeditionary Force CEF, 2nd Columbia Mounted Rifles | 30/09/1915 | 32 | Contay British Cemetery, Somme, France | Chatham, New Brunswick, Canada | |
| KEIGHTLEY, ALBERT JOSEPH | Trooper | Household Cavalry, 20th Hussars | 14/02/1916 | 25 | Loos Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 57 | Rodney Street, Hull |
| KELLY, JAMES | Private | King’s Own Scottish Borderers (KOSB), 1st Battalion | 13/08/1915 | 36 | Helles Memorial, Gallipoli, Turkey | 24 | Hodgson Street, Hull |
| KELLY, MICHAEL JOHN | Lance Corporal | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 22/04/1916 | 24 | Lindenhoek Chalet Military Cemetery, West-Vlaaderen, Belgium | Cemetery Lodge, Chanterlands Avenue, Hull | |
| KIDDINGHAM, JOHN ROBERT | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 22/02/1918 | 38 | Etaples Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 7 | Johnson Buildings, Green Lane, Hull |
| KNIGHT, T. J. | Unknown | ||||||
| LARVIN, JAMES | Private | 6th East Yorkshire Regiment Pioneers | 21/08/1915 | 25 | Helles Memorial, Gallipoli, Turkey | 3 | Marsh Street, Hull |
| LARVIN, THOMAS HENRY | Private | 12th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Sportsmen) | 13/11/1916 | 29 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 1 | Marlborough Terrace, Norfolk Street, Hull |
| LAUGHTON, FRANK | Private | Northumberland Fusiliers 22nd Battalion (3rd Tyneside Scottish) | 11/04/1918 | 28 | Ploegsteert Memorial, Hainaut, Belgium | 17 | Woodbine Terrace, Reynoldson Street, Hull |
| LAWRENCE, MICHAEL | Private | North Staffordshire Regiment 4th Battalion | 14/10/1918 | 33 | Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimille, Pas de Calais, France | 10 | Tunis Street, Hull |
| LONGWORTH, HENRY ALFRED | Gunner | Royal Field Artillery 83rd Brigade A Battery | 02/08/1917 | 29 | The Huts Cemetery, Belgium | 8 | Richardson Buildings, Sykes Street, Hull |
| LOWE, WILLIAM ALBERT | Private | 13th East Yorkshire Regiment | 30/07/1917 | 19 | Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension, Pas de Calais, France | 1 | Albert Place, Russell Street, Hull |
| LYDON, MM, MICHAEL | Sergeant | 6th East Yorkshire Regiment Pioneers | 13/03/1918 | 30 | Philosophe British Cemetery, Mazingarbe, France | 27 | Christopher Street, Hull |
| MAHONEY, THOMAS | Private | Border Regiment 1/5th Cumberland Battalion | 07/11/1916 | 38 | Dernancourt Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, France | 15 | Fewsons Terrace, Strickland Street, Hull |
| MANLEY, VERNON JOHN | Lance Corporal | Lancashire Fusiliers 2nd Battalion | 22/10/1915 | 22 | Auchonvillers Military Cemetery, Somme, France | 199 | De La Pole Avenue, Anlaby Road, Hull |
| MARSH, FRANCIS WILFRED | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 25/09/1916 | 28 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 41 | Somerscales Street, Hull |
| MARSH, WILLIAM BERNARD | 2nd Lieutenant | Northumberland Fusiliers 12th Battalion | 21/03/1918 | 24 | Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France | 41 | Somerscales Street, Hull |
| MAWE, GEORGE WILLIAM | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 07/07/1925 | 32 | Hull Western Cemetery, Hull | 28 | Waterloo Street, Hull |
| McBRIDE, JAMES | Private | 10th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Commercials) | 03/05/1917 | 22 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 65 | Millhouse Woods Lane, Beverley |
| McCABE, JOHN | Private | 2nd East Yorkshire Regiment | 05/05/1915 | 32 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 10 | Hessle Place, Porter Street, Hull |
| McCORMACK, BERNARD | Corporal | Royal Irish Rifles 7th Battalion | 02/09/1918 | 20 | Dozinghem Military Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 9 | Derby Street, Beverley Road, Hull |
| McDONALD, JAMES | Private | 12th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Sportsmen) | 13/11/1916 | 26 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 35 | Liddell Street, Hull |
| McDONALD, JAMES | Sapper | Royal Engineers 1st/1st East Riding | 23/05/1916 | 21 | Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord, France | 4 | Mason Street, Hull |
| McDONALD, JOSEPH CHARLES | Sapper | Royal Engineers 98th Light Railway Company | 25/10/1918 | 22 | Hull Western Cemetery, Hull | 4 | Mason Street, Hull |
| McFADDEN, JOSEPH | Private | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 16/07/1917 | 27 | Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension, Pas de Calais, France | 8 | Alpha Terrace, Buckingham Street, Hull |
| McFAUL, Francis (Frank) | Private | Durham Light Infantry DLI 6th Battalion | 12/02/1919 | 32 | Hull (Hedon Road) Cemetery, Hull | 19 | Lockwood Terrace, Lockwood Street, Hull |
| McGANN, JOHN | Lance Corporal | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 09/08/1915 | 39 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 25 | Kingston Terrace, North Street, Hull |
| McGOWAN, DANIEL | Private | 12th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Sportsmen) | 13/11/1916 | 37 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 93 | Courtney Street, Hull |
| McGOWAN, JOHN MANUS | Private | Yorkshire Regiment, (“Green Howards”), 10th Battalion | 28/09/1915 | 22 | Loos Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 9 | Gosher Avenue, James Street, Hull |
| McLOUGHLIN, PATRICK JOHN | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 27/02/1916 | 33 | Cite Bonjean Military Cemetery, Armentieres, Nord, France | 21 | North Street, Hull |
| McNALLY, JOHN | Private | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 09/08/1916 | 40 | Boulogne Eastern Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 76 | Francis Street, Hull |
| McNALLY, JOHN WILLIAM | Corporal | 10th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Commercials) | 03/05/1917 | 37 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 3 | Inverness Buildings, Hill Street, Hull |
| McNULTY, EDWARD | Private | Yorkshire Regiment, (“Green Howards”), 1/4th Battalion | 22/03/1918 | 25 | Roisel Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, France | 40 | Aldbro’ Street, Sykes Street, Hull |
| MERCER, JOHN ERNEST | Lance Corporal | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 09/08/1915 | 29 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 15 | Victoria Terrace, Studley Street, Hull |
| MURRAY, JOHN PENDEGRAST | Private | Durham Light Infantry DLI 1/6th Battalion | 29/03/1918 | 20 | Rosieres Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, France | 1 | Queens Place, Sykes Street, Hull |
| NAVEN, JAMES | Rifleman | The Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort’s Own), 1st Battalion | 01/07/1916 | 35 | Serre Road Cemetery No:2, Somme, France | 4 | Drydens Entry, Salthouse Lane, Hull |
| NEEDHAM, MICHAEL | Private | Yorkshire Regiment, (“Green Howards”), 2nd Battalion | 29/09/1918 | 21 | Sucrerie Military Cemetery, Colincamps, Somme, France | 76 | New George Street, Hull |
| NEWLOVE, ALFRED LAWRENCE | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 02/05/1915 | 19 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 14 | Ripon Grove, Brunswick Avenue, Hull |
| NOLAN, HENRY | Lance Corporal | South Staffordshire Regiment 2/6th Battalion | 24/09/1918 | 19 | Worms (Hochheim Hill) Cemetery, Germany | 24 | Bridlington Street, Fountain Road, Hull |
| NOZEDAR, EDWARD HENRY | Private | Suffolk Regiment 11th Battalion | 20/10/1918 | 19 | Spiere (Espierres) Churchyard, Belgium | 37 | Swann Street, Hull |
| O’CONNELL, THOMAS | Private | 2nd East Yorkshire Regiment | 07/05/1915 | 28 | Le Treport Military Cemetery, Seine Maritime, France | Spencer Street, Hull | |
| O’CONNOR, JOHN | Private | King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), 1/4th Battalion | 02/11/1918 | 19 | Aulnoy Communal Cemetery, Nord, France | 20 | Grotto Square, MasonStreet, Hull |
| O’HARA, JAMES | Private | Lincolnshire Regiment 2nd Battalion | 25/09/1916 | 29 | Loos Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 9 | Spencer Square, Spencer Street, Hull |
| O’HARA, JOHN | Private | 6th East Yorkshire Regiment Pioneers | 09/08/1915 | 28 | Helles Memorial, Gallipoli, Turkey | 5 | Williams Terrace, Alexandra Street, Hull |
| O’KEEFE, WILLIAM ROBERT | Lance Corporal | 6th East Yorkshire Regiment Pioneers | 21/08/1917 | 21 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 10 | Cottingham Terrace, Charles Street, Hull |
| O’MALLEY, THOMAS | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 15/09/1916 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | Unknown | ||
| OWENS, JOHN | Private | Bedfordshire Regiment 6th Battalion | 23/08/1917 | 17 | Tyne Cot Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 26 | Spencer Street, Hull |
| PADEN, GEORGE FREDERICK | Company Sergeant Major | Royal Engineers 448th Field Company (Egyptian Expeditionary Force) | 23/07/1917 | 44 | Basra War Memorial, Iraq | 7 | Ada’s Avenue, Ena Street, Boulevard, Hull |
| PEPPER, HENRY | Private | 6th East Yorkshire Regiment Pioneers | 09/08/1915 | 22 | Helles Memorial, Gallipoli, Turkey | 25 | Hood Street, Hull |
| PRIESTLEY, JAMES | Gunner | Royal Garrison Artillery, 5th Anti Aircraft Company, “W” Battery | 14/01/1918 | 28 | Mendinghem Military Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 52 | Pennington Street, Hull |
| RALPH, ALBERT | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 28/10/1914 | 23 | Neuville-Vitasse Road Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 4 | Greenfield Square, Salthouse Lane, Hull |
| RIGNALL, ERNEST | Private | Labour Corps 970th Employment Company | 07/12/1918 | 39 | Mikra British Cemetery, Kalamaria, Greece | 2 | Cottingham Terrace, Charles Street, Hull |
| ROBERTS EDWARD ANTHONY | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 02/12/1915 | 21 | Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, West-Vlaaderen, Belgium | 13 | Derby Street, Beverley Road, Hull |
| ROBERTS, GEORGE | Private | 13th East Yorkshire Regiment | 18/07/1916 | 29 | Merville Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord, France | 13 | Derby Street, Beverley Road, Hull |
| RUSHBY, JOHN | Private | Lincolnshire Regiment 1/5th Battalion | 21/06/1917 | 20 | Bethune Town Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 1 | Henry’s Terrace, Rodney Street, Hull |
| RYAN, JOHN | Able Seaman | Royal Navy HMS Champagne | 09/10/1917 | 22 | Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent | 7 | Albert’s Terrace, Terry Street, Hull |
| RYAN, JOHN | Private | 13th East Yorkshire Regiment | 14/08/1916 | 22 | Le Touret Military Cemetery, Richebourg-L’Avoue, Pas de Calais, France | 52 | Dock Street, Hull |
| RYAN, JOSEPH | Lance Corporal | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 23/04/1917 | 24 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 7 | Albert’s Terrace, Terry Street, Hull |
| SMITH, F | Unknown | ||||||
| SMITH, J | Unknown | ||||||
| SNEE, WILLIAM JOSEPH | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 06/05/1915 | 18 | Harlebeke New British Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 22 | Caroline Street, Hull |
| STEWARD, ROBERT | Private | Manchester Regiment 3rd Battalion | 13/09/1915 | 33 | Hornsea Cemetery, East Yorkshire | 6 | Emmerline Terrace, St Paul Street, Hull |
| STEWARD, SAMUEL (SAMMY) | Private | Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC), 16th Field Ambulance (Cork) | 23/06/1918 | 38 | Hull Western Cemetery, Hull | 19 | Francis Street, Hull |
| TOALSTER, EDWARD PATRICK | Private | 2nd East Yorkshire Regiment | 07/05/1915 | 31 | Hazebrouck Communal Cemetery, Nord, France | 7 | Hampden terrace, Lockwwod Street, Hull |
| TOALSTER, JOHN | Corporal | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 01/07/1916 | 25 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 2 | Kings Buildings, New George Street, Hull |
| TOALSTER, THOMAS FRANCIS | Lance Corporal | 13th East Yorkshire Regiment | 13/11/1916 | 23 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 8 | Danesbury Avenue, Arundel Street, Hull |
| TOMLINSON, WILLIAM EDWARD | Private | Northumberland Fusiliers 9th Battalion | 22/03/1918 | 24 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 31 | Caroline Street, Hull |
| TOWNEND, WALTER | Private | West Yorkshire Regiment 12th Battalion | 27/09/1915 | 23 | Loos Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 101 | York Street, Hull |
| TRAINOR, JAMES | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 29/10/1915 | 33 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 43 | Francis Street, Hull |
| TYMON, JAMES | Private | Northumberland Fusiliers 1st Battalion | 16/06/1915 | 42 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 42 | Spencer Street, Hull |
| WALSH, ALFRED | Private | Northumberland Fusiliers 16th Battalion (Newcastle) | 06/12/1917 | 19 | Tyne Cot Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 47 | Park Street, Hull |
| WALSH, JOSEPH EDWARD | Private | 13th East Yorkshire Regiment | 02/01/1917 | 30 | Cologne Southern Cemetery, Germany | 115 | Campbell Street, Hull |
| WALSH, THOMAS FRANCIS | Private | York And Lancaster Regiment 8th Battalion | 01/07/1916 | 36 | Authuile Military Cemetery, Authuille, Somme, France | 6 | Etty Grove, Gordon Street, Hull |
| WALTON, LAURENCE | Private | Royal Fusiliers City of London Regiment 23rd Battalion (1st Sportsmen) | 24/08/1918 | 23 | Douchy-Les-Ayette British Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 19 | Charlotte Street, Hull |
| WELSH, JAMES | Private | Durham Light Infantry DLI 22nd Battalion Pioneers | 27/05/1918 | 18 | Soissons Memorial, Aisne, France | 1 | Belle Vue Terrace, Alexandra Street, Hull |
| WILLIAMS, FREDERICK | Sergeant | Border Regiment 1st Battalion | 03/05/1915 | 21 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 10 | Alexandra Avenue, Grange Street, Hull |
| WILSON, JAMES | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 23/03/1918 | 38 | Dernancourt Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, France | 19 | Charles Terrace, Derby Street, Beverley Road, Hull |
| WOOD, JAMES | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 07/07/1916 | 18 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 4 | Rowland Terrace, St Paul Street, Hull |
| WOOD, JAMES OWEN | Trooper | Queen Mary’s Own Hussars, 18th Sqdn. | 22/03/1918 | 22 | Serre Road Cemetery No:2, Somme, France | 403 | Wincolmlee, Hull |
| WOOD, JOSEPH | Private | Yorkshire Regiment, (“Green Howards”), 2nd Battalion | 02/04/1917 | 21 | Henin Communal Cemetery Extension, Pas de Calais, France | 4 | Rowland Terrace, St Paul Street, Hull |
| WYATT, GEORGE | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 08/07/1916 | 37 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 15 | Veranda Avenue, Somerscales Street, Hull |
