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Wwi/Ships Hit/469.Html 88/90 Master Mariner Shown As G Mills on Tower Hill and CWGC Listing Printed 26/01/2012 World War One Memorial Board Listing List compiled from Commonweath War Graves Commission web-site and a variety of other specialist listings related to naval history. The column headed "Rel" shows an assessment of the reliability of identification A thru' C Rel. Name Title Year Died Circumstances First Names Honours Age Conway Dates Achievements C Abigail 2/Lt RMA 1916 Buried in Arinkirke Extension Edward A 24? Killed in air accident, see http://www.naval-history.net/xDKCas1916-03M ar.htm 09/10 AA Brigade, serving with Army D Ainsworth Not identified No Information with CWGC Richard Norman 16+ 14/15 Possibly Merchant Navy A Allen Mid RNR 1915 HMS Ebro, killed in an accident Frank Reginald 16 Ebro: Royal Mail Line; AMC in 1915. 12/15 No record of Ebro becoming a casualty B Allender Eng S/Lt RN 1917 HMS Vanguard - Battleship Frederick 21? Destroyed by internal explosion, Scapa Flow 09/07/17 06/08 Stated to be a "native of Birkenhead" - dates do not tally with age given A Allfree Lt RNVR 1918 HMML 247 Geoffrey Stephen 29 Listed as lost 29.9.18 UK Waters 04/06 Was a noted artist pre-war B Angus Lt RNR 1918 HMCMB 33A, buried Coxyde, Belg Robert 35 Listed as lost 12.4.18 Western Europe 87/89 A Apperley former Mid 1918 Invalided "from HMS Virginia" and died of RNR "chronic nephritis" Newton Wynne 23 Noted in listing of Old Dunelmians (Durham School) WW1 service 10/11 Bearer of a noted hunting and artistic family's name A Appleyard Major Army NK Australian Army Medical Corps Sydney Vere DSO*, MiD 30+ MO to 10th Bn Australian Infantry in France. See Honours Board lists 97/99 Surgeon There is no evidence that he actually lost his life during WW1 A Aslin Lieut RNR 1915 HMS Hyacinth, Cruiser built in1898, died of wounds Robert 28 Flagship Cape Station: Captured RUBENS May 1915 26/01/2012 1 Printed 26/01/2012 Rel. Name Title Year Died Circumstances First Names Honours Age Conway Dates Achievements 00/02? Master Mariner, Born Ripon 1887, Buried in Entebbe European Union Castle Cemetery Line A Auld Mid RNR 1915 HMS Clan McNaughton - Armed Merchant Cruiser John Hamilton 20 Foundered in a gale N Coast Ireland 03/02/15 11/12 Son of the late Hugh Auld, Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh D Barker Master ? 1917 SS Mennapiar - Collided with another ship at night while avoiding a submarine and sank. He was the last aboard and killed in a boiler explosion W J T 47 appr A SS Menapier (Belgian) was torpedoed off the Tongue light vessel June 1915. This is confusing. The British Pilot lost his life. 84/85 A Barry Mid RNR 1917 Royal Naval Air Service, killed in Mudros James R 18 Buried in Baghdad (N Gate) War Cemetery 12/16 D Barry Corp RE 1918 RE Inland Waterways & Docks Joseph W? 45? Buried Netley Military Cemetery 89/91? Could be Joseph Barry 79/81 A Bartlett Mid RNR 1914 HMS Bulwark - Battleship Geoffrey Edward Rose 19 Destroyed by internal explosion, Sheerness 26/11/14 08/11 Former Cadet Son of ENN Bartlett JP in White Star A Bartlett Midshipman RN 1915 HMS Goliath, torpedoed and sunk off Dardenelles Charles Sydney Ellis 15 570 out of 700 crew lost 11/14 Only son of See Chatham War Memorial Capt C A Bartlett of White Star A Bell 2/Lt Army 1918 2/5 Battn Hampshire Regt. Richard Logesdaile MC 23 Buried Ramleh War Cemetery, Palestine 11/12 A Bennett Lieutenant RNR 1914 HMS Cressy, torpedoed 22.09.14 in North Sea Hugh Donald 36 Contact by relative (Great Nephew) 18.02.2011 for information 90/92 Ch Offr. P&O See Chatham War Memorial A Bent Lt Col Army 1917 Leicester Regt see Gazette 30471 Philip Eric VC DSO 26 One of Conway's most valiant sons 08/10 C Bill Pte Army 1918 Tank Corps 26/01/2012 2 Printed 26/01/2012 Rel. Name Title Year Died Circumstances First Names Honours Age Conway Dates Achievements Kenneth 24 Buried in Brown's Road Military Cemetery, Festubert 08/10 CWGC shows him as born in Swansea A Blomfield Lt Army 1918 R. Field Artillery Arthur Eustace 34 Buried in Giavera British Cemetery. Had recently visited Ship in anticipation of returning to the staff before long. Staff Languages Died unexpectedly of pneumonia on Italian teacher front C Blythe Capt Army 1918 R. Field Artillery , E Lancs Regt. Alan Lancelot 34 99/01? B Bookless S/Lt RNVR 1915 RN Division, Nelson Brigade James H 31 Helles Memorial, Gallipoli 99/00 B Booth Lt RNR 1918 HMS Hazel - Armed Boarding Steamer Charles 28 Collided with French S/M 'Floreal' 18.4.18 off Mudros. 03/06 Name recorded on War Memorial in Crewe A Braine Lt RNR 1918 HMS Anchusa - Sloop Carl Svend 25 Torpedoed N Coast Ireland 16/07/18 07/10 B Brandreth Pte Army 1916 23rd Battn, Royal Fusiliers Arthur Killingworth 38 Thiepval Memorial Bourne 93/95 A Brown Mid RNR 1915 HMS Clan McNaughton - Armed Merchant Cruiser Geoffrey Edelman 17 Foundered in a gale N Coast Ireland 03/02/15 12/14 D Burkitt Illegible No Information with CWGC Not identified definitely 45+ 82/85 A Burn Cdr RNR 1920 Died in hospital in Gt Yarmouth as result of "hard and long arduous service afloat" John RD 47 On the books of HMS Victory 88/88 RHS Bronze, Served Nigerian Marine 1907-14 and in ex-Nigerian Camerouns Campaign Marine A Butler Mid RNR 1915 HMS Clan McNaughton - Armed Merchant Cruiser Basil George 21 Foundered in a gale N Coast Ireland 03/02/15 10/12 C Butterfield Ch Offr MN 1917 SS Boynton 26/01/2012 3 Printed 26/01/2012 Rel. Name Title Year Died Circumstances First Names Honours Age Conway Dates Achievements Charles 49 Torpedoed and sunk WNW C. Cornwall 24/09/17 24 lost 82/83 Lived in Liverpool A Candy Mid RN 1914 HMS Monmouth - Cruiser See: http://www.coronel.org.uk/index.php Philip Sadler 15 Sunk at Battle of Coronel 01/11/14 12/13 Overwhelmed by far superior German Naval units C Carlaw NK NK No Information with CWGC Arthur Evelyn 30+ Listed as attending Bishop Cotton School, Simla in 1892 98/00 Possibly MN casualty not lists CWGC B Carlisle Lt RNR 1918 HMS Sarnia - Boarding Steamer Reginald Henry 28 Torpedoed, Mediterranean 12/09/18 06/07 A Chaplin Lt RN 1915 HMS Natal - Cruiser Charles Geoffrey 22 Destroyed by internal explosion Cromarty Firth 30/12/15 06/07 A Cope (Biddle-Cope) 2/Lt KSLI 1915 Killed in Action, Ypres Anthony Cyprian Prosper 22+ Regular soldier from 1910 06/08 KGM '08 Se Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial " .. one of (shown as A C the bravest men I ever met .." P B) A Crigan Driver 1919 British Red Cross Eric Claudius Davison 19 Buried Terlincthum, Pas de Calais - see CWGC records 12/13 Enlisted as Died in hospital in 1919, see report in The Trumpeter in Cadet 19th Lancers in 1914 aged 15 A Cullimore Mid RNR 1915 HMS Viknor - Armed Merchant Cruiser Bertie Harold 20 Mined and sunk off N Coast Ireland 03/02/15 08/10 B Cunningham Midshipman 1918 HMCMB No 33 RNR Andrew Coutts 19 First attempted raid on Zebrugge. Ship ran aground off Ostend all crew lost 12/14 See Portsmouth War Memorial A Dale S/Lt RNR 1915 RN Division Wellington Trevelyan 27 Buried Alexandria (Chatby) Military & War Memorial Cemetery 04/06 B Dallas Lt RN 1918 HMS Arlanza - Armed Merchant Cruiser William Edward Barnett 22 ex-Royal Mail Liner, she survived war 26/01/2012 4 Printed 26/01/2012 Rel. Name Title Year Died Circumstances First Names Honours Age Conway Dates Achievements 10/11 ex- P&O Line Died after being transferred to hospital in Liverpool, buried Pelsall (St Michael) Churchyard B Daly Flt S/Lt 1917 Royal Naval Air Service Denis Heywood 21 Buried Dunkirk Town Cemetery 07/10 B Davies 2/Lt Army 1917 21 Bt Manchester Reg Robert Thomas 24 Buried Ervillers Military Cemetery 01/03 B Davies Lt RNR 1916 HM Yacht Conqueror II Thomas R 29? Conqueror II, Armed Yacht Torpedoed off Fair Island 26/09/16 01/03 See also: http://www.naval-history.net/xDKCas1916-09S ep.htm A Davis Mid RNR 1916 HMS Indefatigable - Battle Cruiser Eric James 16 Sunk at Battle of Jutland 14/15 B Davys Appr.MN 1917 SS Feltria Robert Hepburn 16 Torpedoed SE of Mine Head 5/05/17, 45 lost 15/17 B Daw S/Lt RNVR 1918 HMS Perthshire Harold William Bennett 26 Shire Line, Admiralty Supply Ship assigned as frozen meat carrier. 06/07 Buried Lyness Naval Cemetery B Dawes 2/Lt Army 1917 York & Lancs Regt, attached to 5th Bt N. Staffs Oswald Stephen Bernard 19 Abbas Memorial 12/14 A de Wet S/Lt RN 1918 HMS Narbrough Eric Oloff DSC 20 Narborough, Destroyer, wrecked in violent gale Scapa Flow 12/01/18 07/09 See also Honours Board A Dodd Commander NK No Information with CWGC or RN Casualties RNR (Rtd) George Henry Whiting 50+ Gazette 2781 (5145) of 25.07.1905 Retires as Cdr RNR 80/82 Possibly a MN casualty - unrecorded D Dodds Pte Army 1917 1st Bttn Canterbury Regt NZEF Charles William 28 Not shown in NZ Memorial Listing 90/91 Buried Ploegsteert Wood Cemetery A Donovan S/Lt RNVR 1917 RA Siege Guns Edgar C CdeG 32 Buried Coxyde Military Cemetery 99/01 26/01/2012 5 Printed 26/01/2012 Rel.
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