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CARRICKFERGUS
(VICTORIA) CEMETERY, County
Antrim, Northern Ireland
WAY, Serjeant
Major, JOHN HENRY, L/6234, MSM, 6th Bn, Royal Fusiliers. Died of
pneumonia 23 February 1919. Age 38. Long Service and Good Conduct
Medal. Son of John Jarvis Way and Elizabeth Way; husband of
Elizabeth C. Way of 12 Esplanade, Dover. B 50
CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL, Kent
$ADDLEY,
Officer's Steward 2nd Class, EDWARD DICKERS, L/3401, HMS
"Pathfinder" Royal Navy. Killed in action with submarine off Firth
of Forth 5 September 1914. Age 27. Son of George and Caroline
Elizabeth Addley of 10 Castle Hill Rd, Dover. From Folkestone. Panel 6
AMIS, Seaman,
JAMES WILLIAM, 4825A, HMS "Bulwark" Royal Naval Reserve. Killed
by internal explosion of vessel off Sheerness 26 November 1914. Age
20. Son of James Alfred and Elvina Amis of 1 Townwall Passage,
Townwall St, Dover From Caister-on-Sea, Great Yarmouth. Panel 8
$ANDREWS,
Stoker 1st Class, HENRY RICHARD, K/12672, HMS "Arethusa" Royal
Navy. Killed by mine explosion in North Sea 11 February 1916. Age
22. Son of Henry James and Henrietta Andrews of 32 Military Rd,
Dover. Panel 17
$ATKINS,
Leading Stoker, HENRY RICHARD, K/7427, HMS "Simoom" Royal Navy.
Killed in action with TBD in North Sea 23 January 1917. Age 27.
Son of Henry Edward and Elizabeth Jane Atkins of 122 Clarendon
Place, Dover. Panel 23
$BACK, JOHN RICHARD, 22 September 1914. Panel 2
BAKER, Yeoman
of Signals, ALFRED ROBERT, 191009, HMS "Vanguard" Royal Navy.
Killed by internal explosion of vessel off Scapa Flow 9 July 1917.
Age 36. Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Son of Robert and Alice
Mary Baker of 78 Black Griffin Lane, Canterbury. From Dover.
Panel 22
BALDWIN, Able
Seaman, ERNEST ALBERT, J/8035, HMS "Midge" Royal Navy.
Accidentally drowned 7 October 1917. Age 22. Son of William and
Elizabeth Baldwin of 17 Widred Rd, Tower Hamlets, Dover. Panel 21
BALDWIN, Petty
Officer Stoker, THOMAS, K/12579, HMS "Partridge" Royal Navy.
Killed in action protecting convoy in North Sea 12 December 1917.
Age 28. Son of Thomas and Frances Baldwin of Chapel St, Temple Ewell, Dover.
Panel 23
$BARTLETT, CHARLES F, died 22 September 1914. Panel 3
BEAN, Able
Seaman, SAMUEL JOHN, 177884, (RFR/CH/B/5305). HMS "Hawke" Royal
Navy. Killed in action with submarine in North Sea 15 October 1914.
Age 36. Son of Samuel John and Eliza Bean of Chapel Hill, Eythorne,
Dover; husband of Mrs. Hodgson (formerly Bean) of 8 Claremont
Avenue, Scarboro St, Hessle Rd, Hull. Served in the South African
War. Panel 2
$BROWN, Stoker
1st Class, ALFRED, K/17384, HMS "Formidable" Royal Navy. Killed
in action with submarine in English Channel 1 January 1915. Age 21.
Son of Henry and Marion Brown of 11 Winchelsea St, Dover. Panel 11
$BROWN, Petty
Officer Stoker, GEORGE, 306510, HMS "Hawke" Royal Navy. Killed
in action with submarine in North Sea 15 October 1914. Husband of
Laura May Pearce (formerly Brown) of 17 Selbourne Terrace, Dover.
Panel 4
$BUTLER, Stoker 1st Class, ROBERT EDWARD HUBBARD, died 9 July 1917.
Panel 23
$CANNON, Able
Seaman, DANIEL EDWARD THOMAS, J/11807, HMS "Formidable" Royal
Navy. Killed in action with submarine in English Channel 1 January
1915. Age 21. Son of Mr and Mrs Cannon of 93 Hillside Terrace,
Buckland, Dover. Panel 9
$CLAW, Able
Seaman, SYDNEY THOMAS, 186777, (RFR/CH/B/9334). HMS "Aboukir"
Royal Navy. Killed in action with submarine in North Sea 22
September 1914. Age 34. Son of Andrew Edward and Jane Claw of 18 Trevanion St, Dover; husband of Emily Ann Claw
of 7 Trevanion
Place, Dover. Panel 2
$CLAW, Boy 1st
Class, WILLIAM HENRY, J/30330, HMS "Clan McNaughton" Royal
Navy. Drowned in loss of vessel in North Atlantic 3 February 1915.
Age 17. Son of William H. and Ellen E. Claw of 128 Union Rd,
Dover. Panel 10
$COOMBS, Ordinary Seaman, ERNEST GERALD CONSTANTINE,
RN, died 30 December 1915. Panel 10
$COMPER, Petty
Officer 2nd Class, ERNEST, 184365, (RFR/CH/B/3534). HM Trawler
"Princess Beatrice" Royal Navy. Killed by mine explosion off
Belgian Coast 5 October 1914. Age 33. Son of Harry Comper of The
Dover Institute, 6 Biggin St, Dover; husband of Alice Jenny Comper
of 49 Hambro Rd, Streatham, London. Panel 1
$COOKE , Stoker 1st Class, HARRY , 176138. Age 38. 27 April 1916.Panel
17
(p)$ CRASCALL,
Able Seaman, COULSON HENRY, 22 September 1914. Panel 2
$CROCKFORD, Petty Officer 1st, CHARLES WILLIAM, 198167. 15 October 1914.
Panel 1
$DIXON, Able
Seaman, PERCY VICTOR, J/18249, HMS "Natal" Royal Navy. Killed
by internal explosion of vessel in Cromarty Firth 30 December 1915.
Age 19. Son of Mrs E. K. Dixon of 26 Clarendon Rd, Dover.
Panel 9
$DIXON, Able
Seaman, WILLIAM JOHN, J/5442, HMS "Natal" Royal Navy. Killed by
internal explosion of vessel in Cromarty Firth 30 December 1915. Age
23. Son of William John and Elizabeth Dixon of 1 Valley Rd,
River, Dover. Panel 9
$ELLENDER,
Leading Stoker, ALBERT GEORGE, K/4464, HMS "Formidable" Royal
Navy. Killed in action with submarine in English Channel 1 January
1915. Age 29. Husband of Mabel Charlotte Ellender of 43 Liverpool
St, Dover. Panel 11
EPPS, Petty
Officer Stoker, WILLIAM JOHN DODD, 154131, (RFR/CH/A/1834). HMS "Cressy"
Royal Navy. Killed in action with submarine in North Sea 22
September 1914. Age 47. Son of John Dodd Epps of Dover, Kent;
husband of Margaret Epps of Bethel House, 138 High St, Sandgate,
Kent. Panel 4
EVANS, Engine
Room Artificer 4th Class, WILLIAM ARTHUR, M/749, HMS "Recruit"
Royal Navy. Killed in action with submarine in Thames Estuary 1 May
1915. Age 22. Son of William John and Mary Florence Evans of 59
Buckland Avenue, Dover. From Flint, North Wales. Panel 11
$EVERALL, Able
Seaman, EDWARD HENRY, 233891, HMS "Aboukir" Royal Navy. Killed
in action with submarine in North Sea 22 September 1914. Age 26. Son
of Freeman and Ellen Everall of 19 Vale View Rd, Dover. Panel 2
$EVERSFIELD, Able Seaman, FREDERICK , J/12826. 24 June 1918.
Panel 28
$FAIRWEATHER,
Stoker 1st Class, WILLIAM HENRY, K/6889, HMS "Aboukir" Royal
Navy. Killed in action with submarine in North Sea 22 September
1914. Age 24. Son of William Henry and Catherine Julia Fairweather
of Dover. Panel 5
$FENNELL, Chief
Petty Officer (Pensioner) JOHN THOMAS, 737, (RFR/CH/A/907). HMS "Aboukir"
Royal Navy. Killed in action with submarine in North Sea 22
September 1914. Age 46. Son of John Benjamin and Charlotte Fennell
of Dover; husband of Eleanor Mary Fennell of 6 Dunnett Rd, Cheriton, Folkestone. 23 years RN and 10 years RFR
Service. Panel 1
FILES, Able
Seaman, GEORGE, 203471, (RFR/CH/B/8996). HM Drifter "Frons Olivae"
Royal Navy. Killed by mine explosion off Ramsgate 12 October 1915.
Age 32. Son of George and Annie Elizabeth Files of 2 Myrtle
Cottage, Whitfield, Dover. Panel 9
FISHER, Second
Hand, HERBERT FREDERICK, 1059SA, HM Drifter "Spotless Prince"
Royal Naval Reserve. Killed in action with TBDs in Straits of
Dover 26 October 1916. Age 39. Husband of Emma Louisa Fisher of 3 Archcliffe Rd, The Pier, Dover.
From Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Panel 18
$FOWLER,
Canteen Server, ALFRED THOMAS, HMS "Hampshire" Admiralty
Civilian. Killed by mine explosion off Orkneys 5 June 1916. Age 18.
Son of Mrs M. A. Belsey of 4 Limekiln St, Dover. Panel 20
FOX, Stoker
1st Class, CHARLEY, K/31204, HMS "Vanguard" Royal Navy. Killed
by internal explosion of vessel at Scapa Flow 9 July 1917. Age 25.
Son of Harry and Annie Fox of Colret House, Coldred, Dover. Panel 23
$FRANKLIN, Able
Seaman, BENJAMIN, 164423, (RFR/CH/B/3262). HMS "Aboukir" Royal
Navy. Killed in action with submarine in North Sea 22 September
1914. Age 40. Son of Benjamin Samuel Franklin of George St,
Buckland, Dover; husband of Kate Franklin of 10 Ethelbert Rd,
Tower Hamlets, Dover. Panel 2
$FREEMAN,
Stoker 1st Class, CHARLES WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER, K/15937, HMS
"Pathfinder" Royal Navy. Killed in action with submarine off Firth
of Forth 5 September 1914. Age 22. Son of Mr and Mrs H. E.
Freeman of 47 Primrose Rd, Buckland, Dover. Panel 5
$FRENCH, Able Seaman, HENRY JOHN, 237873. 5 September 1914.
Panel 2
FRIEND, Stoker
1st Class, JOHN EDWARD, K/17551, HMS "Turbulent" Royal Navy.
Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 1 June 1916. Age 22. Nephew of
Thomas and Alice Friend of Lydden, Dover. Panel 17
$FRY, Stoker
1st Class, HORACE, 291257, (RFR/CH/B/7348). HMS "Aboukir" Royal
Navy. Killed in action with submarine in North Sea 22 September
1914. Age 34. Son of George and Ellen Fry of 19 Crabble Hill,
Buckland, Dover; husband of Adelaide Henrietta Fry of 5 Pretoria
Terrace, Buckland, Dover. Panel 5
GEE,
Stoker, 1st Class RN, FREDERICK WILLIAM THOMAS, K/838.
Torpedoed on HMS Hawke 15 October 1914. Eldest son of Mrs C F
Gee Whitfield, Dover. Pane 5
$GILLHAM, Sick
Berth Attendant 1st Class, FREDERICK HORACE, M/4581, HMS "Lion"
Royal Navy. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31 May 1916. Age
21. Son of William and Jane Gillham of 162 Union Road, Buckland,
Dover. Panel 18
$GOLDSMITH,
Able Seaman, HARRY, J/27719, HMS "Raglan" Royal Navy. Killed in
action at Imbros with "Goeben" and "Breslau" 20 January 1918. Age
21. Son of Henry and Emma Elizabeth Goldsmith of 3 Sea View
Terrace, Buckland, Dover. Panel 28
$GILL, Stoker
1st Class, THOMAS HENRY, K/25136, HMS "Derwent" Royal Navy.
Killed by mine explosion in English Channel 2 May 1917. Age 23. Son
of Henry A. and Emma Gill of 132 Union Rd, Buckland, Dover. Panel 23
HATTON, Petty Officer Gunnery Instructor, LEONARD KALVINGTON,
(CWGC says Leonard Nelvington?) HMS Hogue, 22 September 1914. Panel
1
$HAYWARD, Leading Seaman, JOHN HENRY, J/862, died 24
November 1916. Panel 15
$HOLBROOK,
Stoker 1st Class, HENRY GEORGE, K/17531, HMS "Pathfinder" Royal
Navy. Killed in action with submarine off Firth of Forth 5 September
1914. Age 19. Son of Frances Margaret Holbrook of 17 Tower St,
Tower Hamlets, Dover, and the late George Henry Holbrook. Panel 5
$HOLDER, Able
Seaman, GEORGE STEPHEN, 154330, (RFR/CH/B/2078). HMS "Aboukir"
Royal Navy. illed in action with submarine in North Sea 22
September 1914. Age 42. Son of Mrs. Holder of Dover, husband
of S. Holder of 65 Market St, Paddington, London. Panel 2
$HOOD, Able
Seaman, CHARLES ROBERT, J/406, HM S/M "E22" Royal Navy. Killed
in action with submarine in North Sea 25 April 1916. Age 24. Son of
Thomas and Clara Hood of Dover; husband of Margaret May Hood of
14 South Rd, Tower Hamlets, Dover. Panel 16
$HOWARD, Able Seaman, JOHN, 192315, died 22 September 1914.
Panel 2
HUDSON,
Telegraphist, JOHN HENRY, J/32251, HMS "Tipperary" Royal Navy.
Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 1 June 1916. Age 18. Son of
John Henry Hudson of 70 Balfour Rd, Dover. Panel 17
$KENNETT, Able
Seaman, THOMAS EDWARD, 196592, (RFR/CH/B/8014). HM Submarine D2
Royal Navy. Killed in loss of vessel in North Sea 1 December 1914.
Age 32. Son of William and Esther Kennett of Dover; husband of M.
A. M. Harvey (formerly Kennett) of 101 Hillside Rd, Buckland,
Dover. Panel 2
KETT, Engineer
Lieutenant, ERNEST CHARLES, HMS "Otranto" Royal Naval Reserve.
Drowned through collision and wreck of vessel off Isle of Islay 6
October 1918. Age 28. Son of James and Sarah Jane Kate Kett of 18 Connaught Rd, Folkestone, Kent. Born Dover.
Panel 30
$KING, Petty
Officer, THOMAS EDWARD, 233788, HMS "Gaillardia" Royal Navy.
Killed by mine explosion in North Sea 22 March 1918. Age 29. Son of
Herbert and Evelyn King, of Dover; husband of Emily Minnie King of 5 Woolcomber Lane, Dover.
Panel 28
KIRBY, Petty
Officer Stoker, HENRY, 297695, HMS "Leviathan" Royal Navy.
Accidentally drowned 29 June 1916. Age 38. Son of Thomas Joseph
Kirby of Ashley, Whitfield, Dover, and the late Clarissa Kirby;
husband of Julia Kirby. Panel 17
LARKINS,
Leading Seaman, ARTHUR THOMAS, J/14227, HMS "Tempest" Royal
Navy. Accidentally drowned at Sheerness 20 July 1920. Age 24. Son of
Henry and Frances Larkins of 81 Oswald Rd, Buckland, Dover. Panel 32
LAWRENCE,
Ordinary Seaman, HENRY WILLIAM, J/29596, HMS "Russell" Royal
Navy. Killed by mine explosion off Malta 27 April 1916. Age 18. Son
of Alfred Edwin Frederick and Ellen Lawrence of Whitfield, Dover.
Panel 16
$LORAM, Stoker
1st Class, ALLAN, 294257, HMS "Cressy" Royal Navy. Killed in
action with submarine in North Sea 22 September 1914. Age 37. Son of
Jesse and Mary Ann Loram of Dover. Panel 5
MARSH, Stoker
1st Class, FREDERICK JAMES, K/25507, HMS "Torrent" Royal Navy.
Killed by mine explosion in North Sea 23 December 1917. Age 23. Son
of Selina Jane Marsh of Swing Gate Cottages, Dover, and the late
Alfred Marsh. Panel 24
$MARSHALL,
Leading Stoker, HENRY GEORGE EDWARD, K/15877, HMS
"Rhododendron" Royal Navy. Killed in action with submarine in
North Sea 5 May 1918. Age 25. Husband of Emily E. Marshall of 7
Market St, Dover. Panel 29
MIDDLETON, Petty Officer, HERBERT HARRY, 4 January 1916, HMS
Daisy. Panel 15
MURPHY, Stoker, GEORGE, HMS Formidable, 1 January 1915. Panel
14
$NIMMO, Leading
Stoker, ALFRED CHARLES, K/4760, HMS "Princess Irene" Royal
Navy. Killed by internal explosion of vessel off Sheerness 27 May
1915. Age 25. Son of Alfred Charles and Mary Nimmo of 166 Union
Rd, Buckland, Dover. Panel 11
PHILPOTT,
Stoker 2nd Class, HORACE HENRY, K/21845, HMS "Pathfinder" Royal
Navy. Killed in action with submarine off Firth of Forth 5 September
1914. Age 19. Son of Mr F. W. Philpott of 39 Stonehall Village,
Lydden, Dover. Panel 6
PRESCOTT, Deck
Hand, JAMES, 18SD, HM Trawler "Repro" Royal Naval Reserve.
Killed by mine explosion off coast of Scotland 26 April 1917. Age
40. Son of Mr and Mrs Prescott of Dover; husband of Florence
Minnie Prescott of 52 Island Wall, Whitstable, Kent. Panel 26
RICHARDS, Able
Seaman, EDWARD THOMAS, 228822, HMTB "No12" Royal Navy. Killed
in action with submarine in North Sea 10 June 1915. Age 27. Son of
Elizabeth E. Richards of Brook Cottage, Lower Rd, Temple Ewell,
Dover. Panel 10
SAWKINS, Chief
Stoker, JOHN, 280187, HMS "Negro" Royal Navy. Drowned through
collision in North Sea 21 December 1916. Age 39. Long Service and
Good Conduct Medal. Son of John and Alice Sawkins of Nonington,
Dover; husband of Mabel Caroline Black (formerly Sawkins) of 5
Edward VII Villas, Bredhurst Rd, Rainham, Kent. Awarded Naval
General Service Medal (Persian Gulf) Panel 17
$SCARLETT,
Engine Room Artificer 1st Class, EDWARD, 271096, HM S/M "E24"
Royal Navy. Killed in loss of vessel in North Sea 27 March 1916. Age
33. Son of the late Edward and Maria Scarlett of Dover. Panel 17
$SIMMONS, Lieut-Commander,
CHARLES DOUGLAS, D S O, HMS "Otranto" Royal Naval Reserve.
Drowned through collision and loss of vessel off Isle of Islay 6
October 1918. Age 37. Son of Charles and Mary Simmons of Dover,
Kent; husband of Marjorie Simmons of 17 Worbeck Rd, Anerley,
London. Panel 30
$SMITH, Petty Officer Stoker, ARTHUR PHILLIP, 308719, 22 September 1914.
Panel 4
$SOUTHEN, Cooks Mate, WILLIAM RICHARD,
M/5222, 7th March 1916. Panel 18
$SPAIN, Leading
Seaman, EDWARD SYDNEY STEPHEN, 235099, HMS "Pathfinder" Royal
Navy. Killed in action with submarine off Firth of Forth 5 September
1914. Age 25. Son of Edward George Spain of 63 Mayfield Avenue,
Buckland, Dover. Panel 1
$STEWART,
Stoker 1st Class, JOHN ALEXANDER, K/25780, HM S/M "L10" Royal
Navy. Killed in action with TBD in North Sea 4 October 1918. Age
26. Son of John Alexander Stewart of 62 Bulwark St, Dover. From Folkestone.
Panel 29
$STEWART,
Stoker 1st Class, WILLIAM HENRY, 310491, HMS "Pathfinder" Royal
Navy. Killed in action with submarine off Firth of Forth 5 September
1914. Age 25. Son of John Alexander and Catherine Stewart of 62
Bulwark St, Dover. From Folkestone. Panel 5
$SWABY, Leading
Stoker, CHARLES, 312044, HMS "Formidable" Royal Navy. Killed in
action with submarine in English Channel 1 January 1915. Age 33. Son
of Mr and Mrs Swaby of 6 Sydney Terrace, Folkestone Rd, Dover.
Panel 11
$TERRY,
Sailmaker, HARRY, 158515, HMS "Cressy" Royal Navy. Killed in
action with submarine in North Sea 22 September 1914. Son of Henry
and Isabel Terry of Dover; husband of Blanche Terry of 40 Marine
Parade, Dover. Panel 3
$THOMPSON, Boy
1st Class, FREDERICK CHARLES, J/29148, HMS "Clan McNaughton"
Royal Navy. Drowned in loss of vessel in North Atlantic 3 February
1915. Age 16. Son of George Edward and Louisa Thompson of 30
Dickson Rd, Tower Hamlets, Dover. Panel 10
(p)$ THOMPSON,
Chief Petty Officer, JOSEPH JOHN BASSETT, 174879, HMS "Laforey"
Royal Navy. Killed by mine explosion in Straits of Dover 23 March
1917. Age 38. Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Son of William
John and Mary Ann Thompson of Dover; husband of Elizabeth Alice
Thompson of 11 Pioneer Rd, Dover. Panel 21
$TUCKER, Petty Officer, HORACE BENJAMIN, 182413, 6 June 1915.
Panel 9
$VANSON, Able Seaman, ROBERT WILLIAM, 199912, 22 September 1914.
Panel 3
WICKENDON, Sergeant, HENRY CHARLES, RMLI, HMS Cressy,
22 September 1914. Panel 7
WILLIAMS,
Stoker 1st Class, THOMAS CHARLES, 299881, HMS "Hawke" Royal
Navy. Killed in action with submarine in North Sea 15 October 1914.
Age 29. Son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Williams of 16 Bridge St,
Dover. Panel 6
WISE, Able
Seaman, FREDERICK SAMUEL, J/20081, HMS "Vanguard" Royal Navy.
Killed by internal explosion of vessel at Scapa Flow 9 July 1917.
Age 21. Son of James Frederick and Annie E. Wise of 7 Ethelbert
Rd, Folkestone, From Dover. Panel 22
$WYBORN, Able Seaman, JOHN FREDERICK, 172563, 23 March 1917.
Panel 22
WOODS, Seaman,
MAURICE, 5005/A, HMS "Aboukir" Royal Naval Reserve. Killed in
action with submarine in North Sea 22 September 1914. Age 25. Son of
Maurice James and Lizzie Woods; husband of Violet Jessie May Woods
of 2 Blucher Row, Durham Hill, Dover. Panel 8
YORKER, Deck
Hand, WILLIAM, 2798SD, HMPMS "Duchess of Hamilton" Royal
Naval Reserve. Killed by mine explosion in Thames Estuary 29
November 1915. Age 56. Son of the late William Yorker of Beach St,
Dover. Panel 14
YOUNG, Chief
Stoker, RICHARD, 277985, HMS "Natal" Royal Navy. Killed by
internal explosion of vessel in Cromarty Firth 30 December 1915. Age
40. Eldest son of Amy Young of Swingate, Dover, and the late
William Young; husband of Clara Gertrude Young of Harwich, Essex.
Awarded East and West Africa Medal (Benin Expedition) Panel 11
CHELTENHAM CEMETERY, Gloucestershire
CLAPHAM,
Rifleman, J C, S/28489, 1st Bn, Rifle Brigade. 18 September 1918.
Husband of Mrs F. Clapham of 9 Victoria Crescent, Dover. B1 981
CHESTER-LE-STREET CEMETERY, Durham
BEVERIDGE,
Regimental Serjeant Major, EDWARD FINLEY, 8878, 1st Bn, Durham
Light Infantry. 10 August 1920. Age 33. Husband of Alice Elizabeth Beveridge of 68 Elms Vale Rd, Dover. H 814
CLACTON CEMETERY, Essex
NEWING, Chief
Petty Officer, F A, 152242/CH, HMS "Conquest" Royal Navy.
Drowned 28 March 1916. Age 41. Son of Daniel John and Harriet Ann Newing; husband of Sarah Ann Newing of 32 St. John's Rd, Gillingham, Kent. Born Dover. C 242
CURRAGH CAMP CEMETERY, County Kildare, Irish
Republic
AMOS, 2nd AM Royal Flying Corps (Ireland) James Ernest died
18 February 1916. Age 40
from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission |
