Sacred to the Memory of those who gave their Lives for God and Country in the Great War. Especially those whose names are recorded on the Pillars of this Church of St Mary “Rest Eternal To Them O Lord”
| Name | Rank | Regiment | Died | Age | Buried | House No: | Address |
| BALL, FRED | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 14/07/1916 | 29 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 4 | Walters Terrace, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| BARKER, CHRISTOPHER | Corporal | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 20/10/1916 | 25 | Hebuterne Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 64 | Seaton Street, Fountain Road, Hull |
| BARMBY, ALBERT | Private | Northumberland Fusiliers (Depot) | 19/04/1918 | 33 | Hull Northern Cemetery, Chanterlands Avenue | 44 | Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| BARTON, THOMAS WILLIAM | Private | Yorkshire Regiment, (“Green Howards”), 8th Battalion | 10/06/1917 | 37 | Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Belgium | 31 | Fleet Street, Stepney Lane, Hull |
| BELL, THOMAS | Sapper | Royal Engineers 69th East Riding Field Company | 28/03/1918 | 37 | Warloy-Baillon Communal CemeteryExtension, Somme, France | 35 | Exchange Street, Hull |
| BICKERS, ARTHUR | Bombardier | Royal Garrison Artillery 163rd Siege Battery | 20/09/1918 | 21 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 30 | Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| BICKERS, FRANCIS | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 23/08/1918 | 30 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 30 | Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| BIGGINS, JOHN HENRY | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 14/07/1916 | 26 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 76 | Seaton Street, Fountain Road, Hull |
| BINKS, CHARLES HENRY | Driver | Royal Field Artillery 282nd Brigade, A Battery | 11/11/1918 | 29 | Cambrai Memorial, Louverval, Nord, France | 14 | Hilda Grove, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| BINNING, GEORGE | Private | 12th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Sportsmen) | 05/05/1917 | 25 | Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension, Pas de Calais, France | Nicholson Street, Hull | |
| BLACKBURN, CASTLE | Private | 12th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Sportsmen) | 16/08/1916 | 27 | Le Touret Military Cemetery, Richebourg-L’Avoue,France | 1 | Seaton Terrace, Seaton Street, Hull |
| BLENKIN, JAMES | Sergeant | Canadian Expeditionary Force CEF, 7th Railway Troops | 18/04/1918 | 35 | Lapugnoy Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 66 | Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| BLENKIN, JOHN | Private | Durham Light Infantry DLI 1/7th Pioneers Battalion | 14/04/1918 | 33 | Longuenesse (St. Omer) Souvenir Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 66 | Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| BLENKINSOP, ALBERT | Private | 13th East Yorkshire Regiment | 18/09/1917 | 22 | Roclincourt Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 78 | Nicholson Street, Hull |
| BOOTH, HAROLD | Corporal | Royal Army Service Corps (RASC), 18th Auxillery Horse Transport Company | 20/07/1917 | 23 | Vlamertinghe Military Cemetery, West Vlaanderen, France | 66 | Bridlington Street, Hull |
| BOYES, JOHN | Private | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 03/09/1916 | 20 | Le Touret Military Cemetery, Richebourg-L’Avoue, Pas de Calais, France | 10 | Devon Grove, Sculcoates Lane |
| BRIDGES, CHARLES W. | Private | Manchester Regiment 2/5th Battalion | 21/10/1917 | 27 | Nine Elms British Cemetery,West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 19 | Nicholson Street, Hull |
| BROUGH, JOHN WILLIAM | Corporal | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 28/06/1917 | 18 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 58 | Nicholson 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, GILBERT | Sapper | Royal Engineers 529th (East Riding) Field Company | 27/04/1917 | 20 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 11 | Rose Street, Fountain Road, Hull |
| BUFFEY, ALBERT EDWARD | Lance Corporal | 13th East Yorkshire Regiment | 13/11/1916 | 23 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 194 | Beverley Road, Hull |
| BUTCHER, EDWIN | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 27/05/1918 | 28 | Soissons Memorial, Aisne, France | 217 | Waterloo Street, Hull |
| CARRINGTON, ERNEST | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 22/02/1917 | 31 | Cambrin Churchyard Extension, Pas de Calais, France | 6 | Edith Terrace, Symons Street, Hull |
| CARTLEDGE, GEORGE ELY | Lance Corporal | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 16/09/1916 | 25 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 25 | Park View, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| CHAPMAN, FRANK | Private | King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), 9th Battalion | 08/07/1916 | 24 | Boulogne Eastern Cemetery, France | 33 | Fleet Street, Stepney Lane, Hull |
| CHRISTIAN, WILLIAM (Billy) | Company Sergeant Major | Coldstream Guards 2nd Battalion | 27/08/1918 | 33 | Mory Street Military Cemetery, St Ledger, France | 11 | Temple Street, Hull |
| CLAPPISON, WALTER | Private | Yorkshire Regiment, (“Green Howards”), 13th Battalion | 07/03/1917 | 31 | Etaples Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 5 | Park Terrace, Seaton Street, Hull |
| CLOUGH, HARRY | Private | Machine Gun Corps (Infantry), 29th Company | 12/04/1918 | 21 | Trois Arbres Cemetery, Steenwerck, Nord, France | 26 | Exchange Street, Hull |
| COATES, S. ARTHUR | Private | 6th East Yorkshire Regiment Pioneers | 22/08/1915 | 27 | Helles Memorial, Gallipoli, Turkey | 11 | Nevada Terrace, Blundell Street, Hull |
| COLLINS, JOHN EDGAR | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 07/11/1916 | 27 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 4 | Dover Crescent, Folkestone Street, Hull |
| CONKERTON, CLARENCE | Private | West Yorkshire Regiment) 2nd Battalion | 03/05/1917 | 25 | Brown’s Copse Cemetery, Roeux, France | 50 | Seaton Street, Fountain Road, Hull |
| CONYERS, ALBERT EDWARD | Gunner | Royal Field Artillery 46th Brigade Trench Mortar Y Battery | 13/08/1918 | 28 | Calais Fouquieres Churchyard Extension, France | 6 | Granville Villas, Sculcoates lane, Hull |
| CONYERS, SAMUEL | Private | 10th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Commercials) | 04/06/1916 | 26 | Sucrerie Military Cemetery, Collincamps, France | 40 | Richmond Terrace, Liddell Street, Hull |
| COOK, ALBERT (BERTRAM) | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 22/02/1917 | 28 | Loos Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 5 | Picturesque Terrace, Waterloo Street, Hull |
| COOPER, SAMUEL | Sergeant | Australian Imperial Force 17th Battalion, attached to Machine Gun Corps 5th Company | 14/11/1916 | 26 | Villers-Bretonneux Memorial, Somme, France | 11 | Adderbury Grove, Beverley Road, Hull |
| COOPER, WILLIAM | Private | Lincolnshire Regiment 2nd Battalion | 12/03/1915 | 34 | Merville Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord, France | 14 | Thornhill Avenue, Bournemouth Street, Hull |
| COSTELLO, WILLIAM JOHN | Private | Northumberland Fusiliers 39th (Reserve) Battalion | 07/02/1920 | 53 | Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimille, Pas de Calais, France | 11 | Bournemouth Street, Hull |
| COWL, (JOHN) DOUGLAS | 2nd Lieutenant | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 23/04/1917 | 32 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 194 | Beverley Road, Hull |
| COX, JAMES | Private | Coldstream Guards 1st Battalion | 23/10/1914 | 32 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 6 | Walters Terrace, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| CRANSWICK, CECIL | Private | King’s Royal Rifle Corps (KRRC), 21st Battalion | 17/09/1916 | 23 | Delville Wood Cemetery, Longueval, France | 65 | Park Avenue, Hull |
| CROSS, WALTER | Private | 8th East Yorkshire Regiment | 13/11/1916 | 22 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 3 | Epworth Grove, Epworth Street, Hull |
| CUDBERTSON, FRED | Private | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 05/07/1917 | 24 | Duisans British Cemetery, Etrun, Pas de Calais, France | 7 | Fern Grove, Folkestone Street, Hull |
| DALE, GEORGE BERTRAM | Lance Bombardier | Royal Field Artillery 251st Brigade, A Battery | 03/12/1917 | 36 | Solferino Farm Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 48 | Nicholson Street, Hull |
| DAVIS, GEORGE WILLIAM | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 18/09/1918 | 19 | Vis-En-Artois Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 1 | Thornhill Avenue, Bournemouth Street, Hull |
| DIXON, WILLIAM HENRY | Steward | MM S/S “Cambric” (Hull) | 31/10/1917 | 19 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | 4 | Kottingham Avenue, Stepney Lane, Hull |
| DRIVER, FRED | Private | 6th East Yorkshire Regiment Pioneers | 09/07/1917 | 19 | Brandhoek Military Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 3 | Devon Grove, Sculcoates Lane |
| DRIVER, MATTHEW HENRY | Private | 13th East Yorkshire Regiment | 13/11/1916 | 29 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 3 | Devon Grove, Sculcoates Lane |
| DRIVER, ROBERT (Bob) | Private | 13th East Yorkshire Regiment | 19/04/1917 | 27 | Mons (Bergen) Communal Cemetery, Hainaut, Belgium | 3 | Devon Grove, Sculcoates Lane |
| EARLE, ALBERT HENRY | Private | 8th East Yorkshire Regiment | 27/06/1917 | 19 | Hull Northern Cemetery, Chanterlands Avenue | 32 | Farringdon Street, Stepney Lane, Hull |
| EGGLETON, (ARTHUR) GEORGE | Private | Durham Light Infantry DLI 1/6th Battalion | 30/05/1918 | 19 | Soissons Memorial, Aisne, France | 171 | Woodcock Street, Hull |
| ELLEY, WILLIAM HENRY | Private | Yorkshire Regiment, (“Green Howards”), 13th Battalion | 13/04/1918 | 18 | Ploegsteert Memorial, Hainaut, Belgium | 27 | Nicholson Street, Hull |
| ELSOM, ROBERT | Lance Corporal | Royal Scots Lothian Regiment 16th Battalion | 22/03/1918 | 19 | Bac-Du-Sud British Cemetery, Bailleulval, Pas de Calais, France | 13 | Stafford Street, Harley Street, Hull |
| FERRY, JOHN | Acting Sergeant | Durham Light Infantry DLI 15th Battalion | 04/10/1917 | 29 | Tyne Cot Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 12 | Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| FISHER, GEORGE WILLIAM JOHN | Lance Corporal | 6th East Yorkshire Regiment Pioneers | 13/01/1917 | 39 | Bagdad (North Gate) War Memorial, Iraq | 95 | Stepney Lane, Beverley Road, Hull |
| FOSTER, JACK | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 08/11/1918 | 22 | Hull Western Cemetery | 6 | Open Court, Adelaide Street, Hull |
| FREEMAN, ARTHUR E | Unknown | ||||||
| FREEMAN, HORACE | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 25/04/1918 | 19 | Tyne Cot Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 70 | Exchange Street, Hull |
| FREEMAN, MID, THOMAS | Private | West Yorkshire Regiment) 11th Battalion | 20/09/1917 | 29 | Tyne Cot Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 28 | Exchange Street, Hull |
| FRIDLINGTON, JOHN FRANCIS | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 08/06/1918 | 34 | Auchonvillers Military Cemetery, Somme, France | 2 | Mary Ann Terrace, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| GARNISS, HARRY | Private | Machine Gun Corps Infantry 150th Company | 23/04/1917 | 24 | Wancourt British Cemetery, France | 23 | Blaydes Street, Cottingham Road, Hull |
| GARTON, THOMAS EDWARD | Private | Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 2nd Battalion | 24/03/1918 | 26 | Savy British Cemetery, Aisne, France | 58 | Middleton Street, Hull |
| GELDER, JOHN HENRY (JACK) | Private | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 03/05/1917 | 20 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 3 | St Mark’s Avenue, St Mark’s Street, Hull |
| GIBLIN, ERNEST | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 12/05/1917 | 27 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 8 | Couplands Terrace, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| GILBERT, HAROLD WILLIAM | Private | 8th East Yorkshire Regiment | 05/06/1917 | 31 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 7 | St George’s Avenue, Bournemouth Street, Hull |
| GOOD, FRED | Driver | Royal Field Artillery 103rd Brigade C Battery | 24/05/1915 | 19 | Unknown | 10 | Park View, Melwood Grove, Hull |
| GRAY, ABEL | Private | Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 1st Depot Company | 03/04/1916 | 28 | Hull Western Cemetery | 1 | Symons Street, Fountain Road, Hull |
| GRAY, FRED CHARLES | Driver | Royal Field Artillery 127th Brigade 54th Trench Mortar Battery | 04/01/1917 | 20 | Grove Town Cemetery, Meaulte, Somme, France | 30 | Farringdon Street, Stepney Lane, Hull |
| GREEN, GEORGE | Private | Royal Berkshire Regiment, Princess Charlotte of Wales’s 1st Battalion | 05/05/1918 | 19 | Berles New Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 103 | Thoresby Street, Princes Avenue, Hull |
| HANDSON ALFRED | Fireman | Royal Navy Voluntary Reserve (RNVR), “Anson” Battalion, Royal Naval Division | 04/06/1918 | 47 | Hull Northern Cemetery, Chanterlands Avenue | 22 | Park View, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| HANDSON, JOHN WILLIAM | Private | 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queens Bays) | 13/05/1915 | 23 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 8 | Poplar Grove, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| HANSON, ALBERT EDWARD | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 23/04/1917 | 27 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 14 | Rose Street, Fountain Road, Hull |
| HANSON, ALBERT JOHN | Private | Northumberland Fusiliers 10th Battalion | 03/12/1915 | 21 | Ration Farm Military Cemetery, La Chapelle-D’Armentieres, France | 9 | Nicholson Street, Hull |
| HANSTOCK, ARTHUR | Private | Northumberland Fusiliers 20th Battalion (1st Tyneside Scottish) | 10/12/1916 | 25 | Ration Farm Military Cemetery, La Chapelle-D’Armentieres, France | 14 | Ash Grove, Tunis Street, Hull |
| HATHAWAY, JOSEPH | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 04/05/1915 | 20 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 17 | Fleet Street, Stepney Lane, Hull |
| HENSON, JAMES ARTHUR | Able Seaman | Royal Navy HMS “Defence” | 31/05/1916 | 20 | Plymouth Naval Memorial | 1 | Eastern Terrace, Bournemouth Street, Hull |
| HIGGINS, ARTHUR WILLIAM | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 10/09/1918 | 32 | Vis-En-Artois Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 12 | Granville Villas, Sculcoates lane, Hull |
| HILL, JOHN | Trooper | 20th Hussars | 26/06/1915 | 23 | Alexandria (Chatby) Military and War Memorial Cemetery, Egypt | 35 | Parrott Street, Hull |
| HUSSEY, CHARLES DANIEL | Private | West Yorkshire Regiment, 2/6th Battalion | 01/05/1918 | 31 | Hull Northern Cemetery, Chanterlands Avenue | 177 | Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| HUTCHINSON, GEORGE | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 23/04/1917 | 19 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 8 | Couplands Terrace, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| HUTCHINSON, HERBERT | Private | 6th East Yorkshire Regiment Pioneers | 09/08/1915 | 20 | Helles Memorial, Gallipoli, Turkey | 12 | Mary Ann Terrace, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| INSTONE, LEONARD | Private | Coldstream Guards 3rd Battalion | 01/05/1915 | 17 | Guards Cemetery, Windy Corner, Cuinchy, France | 66 | Seaton Street, Fountain Road, Hull |
| JESSOP, WALTER GEORGE | Private | 12th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Sportsmen) | 13/11/1916 | 21 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 7 | John Street, Hull |
| JEWISON, RICHARD | Private | Coldstream Guards 2nd Battalion | 10/01/1917 | 26 | St Sever Cemetery Extension, Rouen, France. | 3 | St George’s Avenue, Bournemouth Street, Hull |
| JIBSON, HERBERT | Private | Durham Light Infantry DLI 15th Battalion | 10/04/1917 | 23 | Cojeul British Cemetery, Pas De Calais, France | 23 | Exchange Street, Hull |
| JIBSON, ROBERT | Deck Hand | MM S/T “Helcia” (Grimsby) | 22/09/1919 | 40 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | 23 | Exchange Street, Hull |
| JOHNSON, EDWARD | Lance Corporal | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 06/05/1917 | 21 | Albuera Cemetery, Bailleul-Sire-Berthoult, Pas de Calais, France | 18 | Pendrill Street, Beverley Road, Hull |
| JOHNSON, HARRY | Private | 10th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Commercials) | 03/05/1917 | 26 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 35 | Raglan Street, Newland Avenue, Hull |
| JOHNSON, JOHN WILFRED | Private | 3rd East Yorkshire Regiment | 17/10/1918 | 33 | Hull Northern Cemetery | 5 | Hardy Street, Newland, Hull |
| JUDGE, JOHN WILLIAM | Private | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 26/10/1918 | 22 | Pont-De-Nieppe Communal Cemetery, France | 65 | Nicholson Street, Hull |
| KILVINGTON, JACK | Private | London Regiment 2/1st (City of London) Battalion (Royal Fusiliers) | 15/07/1917 | 20 | Hull Northern Cemetery | 12 | Bridlington Street, Hull |
| KIRK, MM, HAROLD | Lance Corporal | Northumberland Fusiliers 11th Battalion | 27/05/1918 | 20 | Barenthal Military Cemetery, Italy | 3 | Elm Terrace, Beverley Road, Hull |
| KIRKMAN, HORACE | Private | 10th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Commercials) | 03/05/1917 | 24 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 46 | Folkestone Street, Hull |
| KIRTON, WILFRED | Rifleman | London Regiment 3/16th City of London Battalion (Post Office Rifles) | 16/08/1917 | 35 | Hooge Crater Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 2 | Brunanburgh Terrace, Finsbury Street, Hull |
| LEEMING, ARTHUR ERNEST | Private | 10th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Commercials) | 31/01/1917 | 29 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 47 | Exchange Street, Hull |
| LIDDELL, ALBERT | Able Seaman | MM S/S “Arthur Ketch” | 18/11/1914 | 23 | Sea | 2 | Poplar Grove, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| LISTER, JAMES | Private | West Yorkshire Regiment) 2/4th Battalion | 29/09/1918 | 27 | Cambrai Memorial, Louverval, Nord, France | 21 | Fleet Street, Stepney Lane, Hull |
| LITTLEDYKE, GEORGE | Private | King’s Shropshire Light Infantry 7th Battalion | 02/09/1918 | 20 | Vaulx Hill Cemetery, Pas De Calais, France | 17 | Fenchurch Street, Stepney Lane, Hull |
| LONSDALE, LEONARD | Private | West Yorkshire Regiment) 9th Battalion | 23/08/1915 | 19 | Helles Memorial, Gallipoli, Turkey | 63 | Nicholson Street, Hull |
| LOUNT, ALBERT EDWARD | Private | Yorkshire Regiment, (“Green Howards”), 2nd Battalion | 06/04/1917 | 26 | Warlincourt Halte British Cemetery, Saulty, France | 12 | Melwood Grove, Hull |
| LOWTHER, FRED HAROLD | Gunner | Royal Field Artillery 51st Brigade A Battery | 27/08/1916 | 24 | Etaples Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 6 | Claremont Avenue, Nicholson Street, Hull |
| MAWER, CYRIL | Private | 2nd East Yorkshire Regiment | 04/02/1915 | 32 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 6 | Adderbury Crescent, Adderbury Grove, Hull |
| MILBURN, ARTHUR | Unknown | ||||||
| MILLER, DAVID | Sapper | Royal Engineers 57th Field Company | 19/08/1917 | 36 | Hollybrook Cemetery, Southampton, Hampshire | 4 | Maple Street, Queens Road, Hull |
| MILNE, WILLIAM | Mate | MM S/S “Grodno” | 13/01/1920 | 19 | Sea | 9 | Gillett Street, Hessle Road, Hull |
| MOORE, FRANCIS JOSEPH | Corporal | 8th East Yorkshire Regiment | 20/07/1916 | 44 | Delville Wood Cemetery, Longueval, France | 2 | Fleet Street, Stepney Lane, Hull |
| MOUNSER, HARRY | Sapper | Royal Engineers General HQ, Signal Company | 01/10/1917 | 25 | Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Belgium | 13 | Melwood Grove, Beverley Road, Hull |
| NELSON, JOSEPH | Lance Corporal | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 23/04/1917 | 20 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 55 | Walmsley Street, Spring Bank, Hull |
| NEWTON, EDWARD | Private | Coldstream Guards 3rd Battalion | 27/09/1916 | 30 | ABBEVILLE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, SOMME, FRANCE. | 5 | Air Street, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| NEWTON, FRED | Private | North Staffordshire Regiment 2/5th Battalion | 27/09/1917 | 32 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 5 | Air Street, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| NEWTON, GEORGE | Private | Seaforth Highlanders 7th Battalion | 25/04/1918 | 29 | Tyne Cot Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 5 | Air Street, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| NEWTON, JOHN WILLIAM | Gunner | Royal Garrison Artillery 163rd Siege Battery | 20/09/1918 | 39 | Cagnicourt British Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 52 | Fleet Street, Stepney Lane, Hull |
| NOBLE, HERBERT | Private | 8th East Yorkshire Regiment | 21/07/1916 | 19 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 10 | Clovelly Avenue, Nicholson Street, Hull |
| NUTBROWN, ALFRED | Private | 8th East Yorkshire Regiment | 12/03/1917 | 26 | Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery, Arras, France | 57 | Stepney Lane, Beverley Road, Hull |
| ORR, FRANCIS | Private | King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), 8th Battalion | 01/07/1916 | 17 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 5 | Fitzroy Street, Beverley Road, Hull |
| OUNSLEY, ERNEST | Rifleman | King’s Royal Rifle Corps (KRRC), 21st Battalion | 15/09/1916 | 25 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 164 | Worthing Street, Beverley Road, Hull |
| OXLEY, WILLIAM HENRY | Corporal | Royal Garrison Artillery 46th Seige Battery | 31/10/1917 | 21 | Menin Road South Military Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 107 | Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| PARKER, CHRISTOPHER | Unknown | ||||||
| PARKINSON, ROBERT | Private | Royal Scots Fusiliers 17th Battalion | 19/09/1918 | 35 | Croix Rouge Military Cemetery, Quaedypre, Nord, France | 4 | Heap Street, Oldham, Lancashire |
| PARKINSON, SIDNEY | Private | Northumberland Fusiliers 1st Battalion | 10/05/1917 | 22 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 10 | St Hilda’s Grove, Sculcoates Lane |
| PEARSON, JAMES | Lance Corporal | South Wales Borderers 2nd Battalion | 21/11/1917 | 25 | Cambrai Memorial, Louverval, Nord, France | 64 | Tunis Street, Hull |
| PITTAWAY, FRED | Gunner | Royal Field Artillery 2nd Brigade (Northumbrian Division) | 21/10/1916 | 25 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 4 | Henley Villas, Adderbury Grove, Hull |
| POTTAGE, ERNEST | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 16/12/1914 | 28 | Boulogne Eastern Cemetery, France | 5 | Edith Terrace, Symons Street, Hull |
| PURCELL, RICHARD | Sergeant | West Yorkshire) Regiment 10th Battalion (Yorkshire Hussars) | 01/07/1916 | 32 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 6 | Arnon Villas, Sculcoates lane, Hull |
| RAMM, IRWIN | Private | Border Regiment 1/5th Cumberland Battalion | 04/07/1917 | 24 | Guemappe British Cemetery, Wancourt, France | 44 | Fleet Street, Stepney Lane, Hull |
| REDFEARN, CHRISTOPHER | Private | 8th East Yorkshire Regiment | 04/06/1917 | 39 | Monchy British Cemetery, Monchy-Le-Preux, Pas de Calais, France | 1 | Devon Grove, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| RENNARDSON, FRED WILLIAM | Private | Labour Corps | 20/11/1924 | 43 | Hull | 2 | Ripon Terrace, Liddell Street, Hull |
| RICHARDSON, ARTHUR | Bombardier | Royal Field Artillery 104th Brigade C Battery | 06/07/1917 | 30 | Oxford Road Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 11 | Kates Terrace, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| RICHARDSON, ELIJAH | Private | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 28/06/1918 | 33 | Aval Wood Military Cemetery, Vieux-Berquin, Nord, France | 20 | Mary Ann Terrace, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| RICHARDSON, GEORGE | Private | Northumberland Fusiliers 1st Battalion | 30/06/1915 | 36 | Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Belgium | 10 | Mary Ann Terrace, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| ROBINSON, JOSEPH SMITH | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 21/02/1917 | 27 | Hull Northern Cemetery | 10 | Ash Grove, Epworth Street, Hull |
| ROBINSON, PERCIVAL BEWMAN PALMER | 2nd Lieutenant | King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), 8th Battalion | 01/07/1916 | 23 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 135 | Newland Avenue, Hull |
| ROBINSON, THOMAS HENRY | Private | Lancashire Fusiliers 15th Battalion | 02/11/1918 | 27 | Bohain Communal Cemetery, Aisne, France | 56 | Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| ROSE, HERBERT (BERT) | Private | 13th East Yorkshire Regiment | 13/11/1916 | 21 | Serre Road Cemetery No:2, Somme, France | 29 | Seaton Street, Fountain Road, Hull |
| ROSINDALE, HENRY (HARRY) | Carpenter | MM S/S “Dido” (Hull) | 26/02/1916 | 29 | Hull Western Cemetery | 7 | Saltburn Avenue, Folkestone Street, Hull |
| SADLER, BERNARD | Unknown | 6 | Granville Villas, Sculcoates lane, Hull | ||||
| SADLER, THOMAS | Fireman | MM S/S “Coralie Horlock” | 17/04/1918 | 42 | The Hague, Rotterdam, Holland | 6 | Granville Villas, Sculcoates lane, Hull |
| SAUL, GEORGE HENRY | Gunner | Royal Garrison Artillery 545th Seige Battery | 10/10/1918 | 26 | Etaples Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | 4 | Poplar Grove, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| SAVILLE , WALTER | Unknown | ||||||
| SEABORNE, ERNEST JAMES | Gunner | Royal Garrison Artillery 13th Siege Battery | 08/12/1915 | 29 | Mazingarbe Communal Cemetery, France | 33 | Folkestone Street, Hull |
| SKINNS, GEORGE | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 22/07/1916 | 48 | Hull Northern Cemetery | 2 | Devon Grove, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| SMITH, CLIFFORD | Lance Bombardier | Royal Field Artillery 246th Brigade, D Battery | 26/10/1918 | 24 | Etaples Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France | Unknown | |
| SMITH, HARRY | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 08/07/1916 | 23 | Hull Western Cemetery | 136 | Fountain Road, Hull |
| SMITH, J. | Unknown | ||||||
| SMITH, W | Unknown | ||||||
| SPENCER, JAMES | Captain | Lancashire Fusiliers, 1st Battallion | 16/07/1918 | 24 | Lille Southern Cemetery, France | 4 | Eldon Grove, Beverley Road, Hull |
| SPIVEY, JOSEPH | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 27/06/1917 | 29 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 3 | Fern Avenue, Bournemouth Street, Hull |
| SPRAY, FRED | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 01/10/1915 | 20 | Loos Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 26 | Air Street, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| SPRUIT, (THOMAS )ARTHUR | Private | Liverpool Regiment 11th Battalion | 11/09/1915 | 19 | Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Belgium | 24 | Bournemouth Street, Hull |
| SPRUIT, AMOS | Unknown | 24 | Bournemouth Street, Hull | ||||
| STAMP, ERNEST | Gunner | Royal Field Artillery 317th Brigade C Battery | 14/11/1916 | 25 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 27 | Folkestone Street, Hull |
| STANING, BERTRAM | Company Sergeant Major | Northumberland Fusiliers 12/13th Battalion | 08/10/1918 | 32 | Cambrai Memorial, Louverval, Nord, France | 1 | Brooklyn Avenue, Perth Street, Hull |
| STRAKER, THOMAS (TOM) | Private | West Yorkshire Regiment) 1st Battalion | 17/09/1918 | 20 | Vis-En-Artois Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 8- | Nicholson Street, Hull |
| TATTERSALL, GEORGE ROBERT | Private | West Yorkshire Regiment) 10th Battalion | 01/07/1916 | 18 | Fricourt New Military Cemetery, Somme, France | 16 | Mary Ann Terrace, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| TAYLOR, ARTHUR HAVELOCK | Able Seaman | Royal Navy HMS “Defence” | 31/05/1916 | 21 | Plymouth Naval Memorial | 24 | Bournemouth Street, Hull |
| TEASDALE, EDWIN | Private | 8th East Yorkshire Regiment | 12/03/1917 | 27 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 4 | Epworth Street, Hull |
| TEASDALE, SEPTIMUS | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 21/04/1917 | 21 | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France | 4 | Epworth Street, Hull |
| TETHER, BERNARD | Bandsman | 10th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Commercials) | 13/04/1918 | 27 | Outtensteene Communal Cemetery Extension, Bailleul, France | 7 | West View, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| THOMPSON, EDWARD MEDFORTH | 1st Lieutenant | Yorkshire Regiment, (“Green Howards”), 1/5th Battalion | 22/02/1916 | 28 | Poperinghe New Military Cemetery, Belgium | 113 | Stepney Lane, Beverley Road, Hull |
| THOMPSON, ERIC | Private | Prince Albert’s Somerset Light Infantry 2/4th Battalion | 31/07/1918 | 18 | Senlis French National Cenetery, Oise, France | 137 | Stepney Lane, Beverley Road, Hull |
| THOMPSON, PERCY LAWRENCE | Private | West Yorkshire Regiment) 2nd Battalion | 16/08/1917 | 26 | Tyne Cot Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 29 | Terry Street, Hull |
| THUNDERCLIFFE, HENRY | Private | West Yorkshire Regiment 15th Battalion | 09/10/1917 | 23 | Tyne Cot Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 57 | Nicholson Street, Hull |
| TUMMON, ROBERT WILLIAM | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 25/04/1915 | 17 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 4 | Epworth Grove, Epworth Street, Hull |
| USHER, WILLIAM ERNEST | Corporal | 11th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Tradesmen) | 12/04/1918 | 35 | Ploegsteert Memorial, Hainaut, Belgium | 60 | Folkestone Street, Hull |
| WAKEFIELD, ARTHUR JAMES | Private | 2nd East Yorkshire Regiment | 23/04/1915 | 24 | Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | 26 | Air Street, Sculcoates Lane, Hull |
| WALKER, ALBERT GREENWOOD | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 15/09/1916 | 29 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 25 | Exchange Street, Hull |
| WALLIS, WILLIAM | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 04/03/1917 | 33 | Bray Military Cemetery, Somme, France | 69 | Northumberland Avenue, Hull |
| WATSON, WILLIAM ERNEST | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 26/08/1918 | 20 | Warlencourt British Cemetery, France | 6 | Brookside Villas, Grange Street, Hull |
| WHEELER, ALBERT | Private | 1st East Yorkshire Regiment | 22/03/1918 | 22 | Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France | 119 | “Pottery House”, Stepney Lane, Hull |
| WILGEROTH, GEORGE A | Corporal | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 04/08/1916 | 44 | Calais Southern Cemetery, France | 4 | Fleet Street, Stepney Lane, Hull |
| WILLIAMS, ARTHUR | Private | 1/4th East Yorkshire Regiment | 16/11/1916 | 40 | Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord, France | 5 | Eton Terrace, Providence Row, Hull |
| WILLIAMS, GEORGE WILLIAM | Private | 13th East Yorkshire Regiment | 13/11/1916 | 22 | Euston Road Cemetery, Colincamps, Somme, France | 4 | Burleigh Street, Holderness Road, Hull |
| WOOD, HERBERT | Private | Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 63rd Company | 22/03/1918 | 23 | Grevillers British Cemetery, France | 10 | Ash Grove, Tunis Street, Hull |
| WOODROW, HERBERT | Private | 7th East Yorkshire Regiment | 10/07/1916 | 32 | Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France | 9 | St George’s Avenue, Bournemouth Street, Hull |
| WRAY, EDWARD | Private | Border Regiment 8th Service Battalion | 30/05/1917 | 19 | Kandahar Farm Cemetery, Belgium | 59 | Bridlington Street, Hull |
| WRIGHT, ERNEST | Private | 10th East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Commercials) | 07/09/1918 | 17 | Pont D’Achelles Military Cemetery, France | 5 | Louisa’s Terrace, Finsbury Street, Fountain Road, Hull |
| YULL, EDWIN PHILIP | Private | Royal Army Service Corps (RASC), 1st Heavy Artillery Company | 17/11/1918 | 31 | Tournai Communal Cemetery Extension, Belgium | 14 | Brentwwod Villas, Retnoldson Street, Hull |
St Mary’s, Sculcoates Lane, Hull – WW1 memorial
Sculcoates, means “Skuli’s Cottage” and takes its name from the first settler,(probably Scandinavian) who established a homestead on the muddy banks of the River Hull. Sculcoates existed before the Norman conquest and remained a small hamlet for hundreds of years, separated from Hull by open fields and connected to Cottingham by a lane that ran along Queens Road, Newland Avenue and Cottingham Road. It seems to have been a difficult place to live, prone to flooding, disease and often poverty stricken. The first mention of St Mary’s Church is in 1232, located on the junction of Air Street and Bankside today. A disused churchyard still remains. A 1337 account shows that, Sculcoates had 19 adults paying the Poll Tax and by the Sixteenth Century, Sculcoates only had seven taxpayers. By 1774 Sculcoates had a population of 90 families. Between 1870-1914, an economic boom in Hull, saw the City’s population explode and the Sculcoates Parish, was quickly absorbed within the expanding City. Its position of the River Hull meant that, Sculcoates was well placed for trade, fishing and ancillary industries. However, it remained a very poor area, with St Marys founding a workhouse in 1844 and expanding its cemetery in 1867, which contains many pauper graves. By the 1880’s, the St Marys Parish covered 738 acres, stretching from Clough Road to the North, Newland Avenue and Princes Avenue to the West and Spring Bank and George Street, to the South . The River Hull marked the East side of the Sculcoates boundary. St Mary’s Church which had been flooded and rebuilt several times, soon became surrounded by oil seed mills, paint works and chemical factories. With the parish population migrating towards new housing around Beverley Road, a new St Marys Church was built on Sculcoates Lane, in 1916 about half a mile away. Still used today, St Mary’s, Sculcoates, contains many older memorials from the original Church.
St Mary’s WW1 memorial was unveiled on 19th October 1920. It takes the form of a tall, oak, Cross, with a figure of Christ, mounted on a stone base, outside the church entrance. There is a tablet attached to the base of the crucifix, which bears the inscription, “The names of those commemorated are found on the pillars inside the church.”
There are 176 names, inscribed in random order, on the supporting stone columns, inside the church. Only names are recorded. They is no reference to the man’s regiment, or date of death and they are not listed in any alphabetical order or particular pattern. It seems that the stone mason carved the names as they were provided. For convenience, the names of each servicemen, has been placed in alphabetical order on a spreadsheet above, with their date of death, age and home address. An analysis of the memorials shows that :-
* The first Sculcoates’ Casualty was, Private, James Cox, 1st Coldstream Guards, killed on 20/10/1914, aged 32. The last known death was Fred Rennardson, of the Labour Corps, who died in Hull on 20/11/1924, aged 43.
* Most were ordinary ranks, including 111 Privates. There are only three Officers and eight NCO’s in the full list of names..
* The youngest to die was Leonard Instone, aged 17. The eldest, was William Costello, aged 53.
* There are ten sets of brothers killed on the memorial. They include the two Bickers brothers killed within a month of each other in 1918. Three Johnson brothers, Three Richardson brothers and Three Driver, brothers.
* Alfred Handson and John William Handson, were father and son.
* Bernard Tether and George Henry Saul, were Brothers in Law
* Private, Leonard Lonsdale’s, father was the Church Warden at St Mary’s
* There are 21 Teenagers listed on the memorial. The average age of soldiers deaths was 26. The average age of sailors deaths was 29.
* Most deaths occurred between 1916-1918. Where known, there were three deaths in 1914, seventeen, in 1915, forty, in 1916, fifty seven, in 1917, forty six, deaths in 1918 and four post war deaths.
* Two men died at Gallipoli, two died at Jutland; another two at the battle Loos. Six “Hull Pals” were killed on the Somme, at Serre, on 13/11/1916, three men died the same day, on 23/04/1917. and six men died at Oppy Wood, on 03/05/1917.
* Four men died in November 1918, the last month of the war and Henry Binks died on the day the war ended.
* Sixty Seven men have no known grave. They are commemorated on Memorials to the Missing, at Thiepval (17); Arras, (15); Ypres Menin Gate (8) and Tyne Cott (6). Most men with graves are buried in France and Belgium. Eleven men on the Memorial died at home and are buried in Hull.
* The majority of men served with the East Yorkshire Regiments (72 men) including 25 men who served with the Hull Pal Battalions. Many served in other Yorkshire regiments. The soldiers, include five Guardsmen, four Royal Engineers and fifteen Artillery men. One man served with the Australian Infantry. One man fought with the Canadians. Nine of the fallen were sailors.
* Many of the men, lived in close proximity to St Mary’s Church. They came from Sculcoates Lane and surrounding streets, like Nicholson Street, Exchange Street, Epworth Street, Tunis Street and Folkestone Street across the road. Some addresses, like Bournemouth Street, Fenchurch Street, Fleet Street and Stepney Lane have largely disappeared with post war reconstruction.
* Most of the men on the memorial were born in Hull and other parts of Yorkshire. For example, George Davis was born in Sheffield, Wilfred Kirton, in Doncaster, Tom Sadler in Middlesbrough; Ernest Stamp and Clifford Smith were born in Leeds, Harold Kirk, MM, was born in Harrogate. Thomas Barton, George Skinns and Syd Parkinson were all born in London and Ernest Seabourne came from Essex.
Many of the men worked in the surrounding industries, the Gas works on Clough Road, the Needlers sweet factory, on Bournemouth Street, the Hull Corporation Electricity station at the Barmston Drain, the Hull and Barnsley Railway goods yards on Temple Street and Stepney Lane. Harold Gilbert, Arthur Higgins, Walter Clappison, John Biggins and Fred Ball, all worked for the local British Gas and Light Company. The Newton brothers worked at the Air Street, Gas works. Arthur Bickers, Albert Blenkinsop, Albert Buffey, Sam Conyers, Ernest Giblin, Daniel Hussey and George Dale were Blundell’s Paint workers. Albert John Handson, Bernard Tether and Edwin Yull were Sissons’ factory men. George Saul worked at the Reckitt’s, Morley Street works. John Lill worked at the Reckitt’s Cannister factory on Stoneferry, Hull. Horace Freeman worked for the British Oil and Cake Mill. Fred Cudbertson, worked for the Bon Accord, Oil Mill. Tom Straker worked for the Britannia, Oil Mill. Arthur Wakefield, worked for Chambers & Fargas, Oil Mill. Thomas Freeman, Joseph Hathaway, Francis Moore, Alfred Nutbrown and the three Driver brothers, each worked at the local Holme’s, Tannery, on Air Street. Other men were employed in the many saw mills, cement works and flour mills that lined the River Hull. Their jobs were varied. Clarence Conkerton was a drum and keg maker. Albert Lount was a pork butcher on Lambert Street. Ernest stamp, Percy Thompson and William Usher all worked on the Hull Corporation trams.
Each of men of the St Mary’s Memorial have their own story. These can all be searched individually on this website. Some of the stories are common to many war memorials. For example, John Brough enlisted underage; Daniel Hussey had been wounded twice, before being killed; Jack Kilvington, died of wounds, after being discharged from the war. David Miller died swimming, Ernest Carrington was accidentally killed in bomb training. George Fisher died as a Turkish prisoner of war. Henry Binks and John Judge succumbed to the “Spanish” Influenza. Some died of terrible wounds, such as, Albert Barmby shot in the chest, side and legs, and Albert Earle shot in the spine. Others died quickly, like Horace Kirkman, killed by a sniper, while rescuing a wounded officer. Others, like Harold Kirk, mentioned in Dispatches and awarded the Military Medal, died bravely, aged 20.
Some men came from large families, like Edwin Butcher and Walter Rennardson who both had eleven siblings.
Others like Harold Kirk, Ernest Carrington, William Dixon, and Fred Cudbertson, were only children. Harold Kirk, MM, Horace Kirkman, Ernest Seaborne, Robert Tummon, Ernest Wright, George Saul and Jack Gelder were only sons. Ernest Ounsley was an orphan with no parents or siblings.
Many men, like John Fridlington and George Tattersall, came from connected families, living in the same Terrace. Other men were fathers with large families, such as Arthur Williams who had seven children. George Wilgeroth and George Fisher, both left six children to mourn their loss.
Some like Fred Cudbertson, had a poor military disciplinary record and received six months hard labour. Others were sportsmen, like, Arthur Wakefield who played rugby for Southcoates and John Blenkin who was a Director for Scunthorpe FC.
Snippets like these, provide some context to memorials. They are more than just a list of names. They were real people, that meant something to someone, who cared enough to include them on the St Mary’s memorial. Some like Alfred Nutbrown, was remembered by his family in repeated newspaper obituaries long after the war. The family of John William Judge, had inscribed on his war grave the words, “”NO ONE KNOWS HOW MUCH WE MISS HIM ONLY ACHING HEARTS CAN TELL”
Note: There are nine names on the memorial that cannot be traced. They are Arthur E Freeman, Arthur Milburn, Christopher Parker, Bernard Sadler, Walter Saville, and Amos Spruit. There are no CWGC records of their deaths, no war pension records that indicate that they were discharged UK soldiers and no Census records that they lived in this area of Hull. Two other names, J. Smith and W. Smith are too numerous, to find a certain match. These men could have served under different names or enlisted in other towns, fought for other Commonwealth nations or be unknown sailors lost at sea.
* There are also some errors and anomalies, on the church memorial, which are common with a long list of names. In an era of hand written records and varying accents, names could often be mis pronounced and mis recorded. Some names on the St Marys memorial are misspelt: Egglestone is Eggleton; John and Alfred Hanson, had the surname, Handson; and Edward Butcher is actually Edwin Butcher.
* In hindsight, many more names should have been added to the St Mary’s memorial, but for reasons unknown were omitted. For example, Francis Orr, is listed on the memorial, but his brother, Private, John Francis Orr, 1st EYR, killed in action, on 28/10/1914, aged 19, is not. Similarly, Thomas Sadler who died in Internment, lost his brother, James Sadler, fighting for the Canadians, Henry Binks lost two Brother in Laws, James and John Nix, but his wife did not include her brothers on the memorial.
If you think a name should be added to the spreadsheet, have any comments, or further information, please contact this website. Thank You. Regards, Paul Bishop
