Swansea Family
History
HAINES, Henry George |
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Rank |
Able Seaman |
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Service Number |
21546 |
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Cause of Death |
Presumed Drowned |
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Theatre of War |
At Sea |
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Date of Death |
6th July 1915 |
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Age |
32 |
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Regiment |
Royal Navy |
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Ship/Vessel |
H.M.S. “Mercy” |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Portsmouth Naval Memorial, Portsmouth |
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Reference |
7 |
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Additional Information |
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HARRY, F. C. |
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Rank |
Sub-Lieutenant |
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Service Number |
— |
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Cause of Death |
Killed in Action |
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Theatre of War |
Western European Theatre (France) |
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Date of Death |
8th October 1918 |
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Age |
20 |
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Regiment |
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve |
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Squadron/Battalion |
Hawke Battalion, Royal Navy Division |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Vis-en-Artois Memorial, Pas de Calais, France |
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Reference |
Panel 1 and 2 |
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Additional Information |
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HAYES, William John |
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Rank |
Able Seaman |
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Service Number |
191798 |
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Cause of Death |
Presumed Drowned |
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Theatre of War |
At Sea |
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Date of Death |
31st May 1916 |
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Age |
34 |
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Regiment |
Royal Naval Reserve |
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Ship/Vessel |
H.M.S. “Invincible” |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Portsmouth Naval Memorial, Portsmouth |
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Reference |
13 |
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Additional Information |
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HEWITT, William |
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Rank |
Stoker 1st Class |
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Service Number |
SS/110923 |
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Cause of Death |
Presumed Drowned |
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Theatre of War |
At Sea |
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Date of Death |
31st May 1916 |
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Age |
26 |
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Regiment |
Royal Navy |
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Ship/Vessel |
H.M.S. “Defence” |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Portsmouth Naval Memorial, Portsmouth |
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Reference |
19 |
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Additional Information |
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HILL, William Charles |
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Rank |
Stoker 1st Class |
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Service Number |
K/44217 |
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Cause of Death |
Presumed Drowned |
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Theatre of War |
At Sea |
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Date of Death |
30th September 1918 |
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Age |
19 |
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Regiment |
Royal Navy |
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Ship/Vessel |
H.M.S. “Seagull” |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Plymouth Naval Memorial, Plymouth |
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Reference |
28 |
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Additional Information |
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HILL, William James |
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Rank |
Seaman |
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Service Number |
2348D |
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Cause of Death |
Presumed Drowned |
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Theatre of War |
At Sea |
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Date of Death |
25th January 1917 |
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Age |
— |
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Regiment |
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve |
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Ship/Vessel |
H.M.S. “Laurentic” |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Plymouth Naval Memorial, Plymouth |
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Reference |
23 |
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Additional Information |
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HILLS, Henry |
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Rank |
Skipper |
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Service Number |
— |
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Cause of Death |
Died |
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Theatre of War |
Home (UK) |
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Date of Death |
8th May 1915 |
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Age |
46 |
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Regiment |
Royal Naval Reserve |
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Ship/Vessel |
H.M. Trawler “Roche Castle” |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Danygraig Cemetery, St. Thomas, Swansea |
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Reference |
I.788 |
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Additional Information |
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HOPKINS, Griffith |
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Rank |
Fireman |
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Service Number |
912834 |
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Cause of Death |
Presumed Drowned |
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Theatre of War |
At Sea |
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Date of Death |
2nd May 1917 |
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Age |
18 |
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Regiment |
Mercantile Marine Reserve |
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Ship/Vessel |
H.M.S. “Derwent” |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Plymouth Naval Memorial, Plymouth |
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Reference |
25 |
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Additional Information |
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HOPKINS, William James |
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Rank |
Able Seaman |
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Service Number |
Wales Z/1240 |
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Cause of Death |
Presumed Drowned |
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Theatre of War |
At Sea |
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Date of Death |
9th July 1917 |
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Age |
23 |
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Regiment |
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve |
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Ship/Vessel |
H.M.S. “Vanguard” |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Plymouth Naval Memorial, Plymouth |
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Reference |
24 |
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Additional Information |
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HOUSEGO, Edward George |
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Rank |
Private |
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Service Number |
CH/16971 |
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Cause of Death |
Presumed Drowned |
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Theatre of War |
At Sea |
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Date of Death |
22nd September 1914 |
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Age |
33 |
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Regiment |
Royal Marine Light Infantry |
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Ship/Vessel |
H.M.S. “Cressy” |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Chatham Naval Memorial, Chatham |
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Reference |
7 |
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Additional Information |
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HOWELLS, John Francis |
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Rank |
Surgeon Lieutenant |
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Service Number |
— |
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Cause of Death |
Killed in Action |
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Theatre of War |
Western European Theatre (France) |
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Date of Death |
6th November 1918 |
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Age |
25 |
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Regiment |
Royal Navy attached Royal Army Medical Corps |
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Squadron/Battalion |
— attached 19th Field Company |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Awoingt British Cemetery, Nord, France |
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Reference |
7 |
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Additional Information |
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HUGHES, Albert Charles |
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Rank |
Able Seaman |
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Service Number |
Wales Z/1829 |
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Cause of Death |
Killed in Action |
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Theatre of War |
Western European Theatre (Belgium) |
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Date of Death |
26th October 1917 |
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Age |
20 |
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Regiment |
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve |
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Squadron/Battalion |
Howe Battalion, Royal Navy Division |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Tyne Cot Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium |
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Reference |
Panel 2 and 3 and 162 and 162A |
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Additional Information |
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HULL, Percy Harold |
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Rank |
Stoker 2nd Class |
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Service Number |
K/31031 |
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Cause of Death |
Died |
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Theatre of War |
Home (UK) |
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Date of Death |
17th April 1916 |
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Age |
20 |
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Regiment |
Royal Navy |
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Ship/Vessel |
H.M.S. “Vivid” |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Ford Park Cemetery, Plymouth |
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Reference |
Church S.3.15 |
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Additional Information |
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