The Merchant Navy Memorial

This page includes basic information about the ships and how they were lost, a photo of the relevant panel(s) of the Tower Hill Memorial and information about those that lost their lives extracted from the CWGC database. In the table I have included information about those who served on the ships but who had a normal burial as this seems appropriate to me. In some cases further family information about the individuals may be available on the CWGC website [7].

Princess Royal

Princess Royal was a 1,981 GRT steam passenger/cargo ship completed in 1912 by Caledon Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd. for M. Langlands & Sons. She was sunk on 26 May 1918 by torpedo fired by German submarine U-101 at position 50° 19' N, 05° 20' W - approximately 3 nautical miles West-North-West of St.Agnes Head. She was en route from Swansea to Le Havre with a general cargo.

Casualties

Surname	Forename	Age	D.O.D	Rank	Cemetery/ Memorial	Additional Information
Allen	J		26/05/1918	Fireman	Tower Hill Memorial	Born In British Guiana.
Brennan	James Frederick	41	26/05/1918	Greaser	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late William And Mary Brennan; Husband Of Emily Brennan (Nee Taylor), Of 31, Liverpool Rd., Great Crosby, Lancs. Born At Liverpool.
Craig	Samuel Henry		26/05/1918	Purser	Tower Hill Memorial	Husband Of Ellen Craig, Of 37, Brattan Rd., Birkenhead. Born At Liverpool.
Davidson	James	35	26/05/1918	Fireman	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late James And Elizabeth Davidson; Husband Of Janet Davidson (Nee Donald), Of 16, Hume St., Edgehill, Liverpool. Born At St. Lucia.
Diaz	Jose		26/05/1918	Able Seaman	Tower Hill Memorial	Born In Chile.
Fitzpatrick	Martin	30	26/05/1918	Carpenter	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Thomas And Ellen Fitzpatrick; Husband Of Annie Fitzpatrick (Nee Houlihan), Of Bellevue House, Waterford. Born At Waterford.
France	Harry	17	26/05/1918	Assistant Steward	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Kezia France (Nee Bibby), Of 44, Mill Lane, Old Swan, Liverpool, And The Late John William France. Born At Liverpool.
France	John William	48	26/05/1918	Cook	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late William And Elizabeth France; Husband Of Kezia France (Nee Bibby), Of 44, Mill Lane, Old Swan, Liverpool. Born In South Lincs.
Gelling	Robert John	44	26/05/1918	Donkeyman	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late Robert Gelling; Husband Of Gertrude Jane Gelling (Nee Gretney), Of The Hollies, Baldrine, Lonan, Isle Of Man. Born In Isle Of Man.
Gillanders	William Smith		26/05/1918	Chief Engineer	Tower Hill Memorial	Born At Aberdeen.
McDonald	John	25	26/05/1918	Able Seaman	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of John And Jessie McDonald (Nee McKinnon), Of Orbost, Dunvegan, Inverness. Born In Isle Of Skye.
McFadyen	D		26/05/1918	Second Engineer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Archibald McFadyen, Of Mount Pleasant St., Greenock. Born At Greenock.
McLellan	Donald	47	26/05/1918	Able Seaman	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late Donald And Mary McLellan. Born In Inverness-Shire.
Morrissey	Thomas	36	26/05/1918	Craneman	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of David And Margaret Morrissey (Nee Ryan), Of 7, Dublin St., Liverpool. Born At Liverpool.
Muir	Edward Murray	29	26/05/1918	Second Officer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Isabella Gunn Muir (Nee Murray), Of Scarfskerry, Thurso, Caithness, And The Late Alexander Muir. Born At Scarfskerry.
Paterson	William	32	26/05/1918	Petty Officer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son of Robert and Marion Gillis Paterson, of Pier Cottage, Carradale, Argyll. Mr. Paterson was a member of the Royal Naval Reserve and is also commemorated on panel 31 of the Portsmouth Naval Memorial.
Read	J		26/05/1918	Fireman	Tower Hill Memorial	Born At Jamaica.
Watterson	Henry	53	26/05/1918	Lamps	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late James And Amelia Watterson; Husband Of Elizabeth Anne Watterson (Nee Swinerton), Of 5, Heble St., Liverpool. Born In Isle Of Man.
Wright	A		26/05/1918	Fireman	Tower Hill Memorial	Born At Jamaica.

Protector

Protector was a 200 GRT pilot vessel completed in 1907 by J.P. Reynnoldson & Sons for the Tyne Pilotage Commissioners. She sank on 31 December 1916 after striking a mine laid by German submarine UC-31 off North Pier, River Tyne.

Casualties

Surname	Forename	Age	D.O.D	Rank	Cemetery/ Memorial	Grave Ref.	Additional Information
Bone	John Swinney Young	36	31/12/1916	Pilot 1st Class	Tower Hill memorial		Son of the late Thomas and Alice Bone of 155 Lawson Terrace South Shields.
Burn	Charles	53	31/12/1916	Pilot 1st Class	Tower Hill memorial		Son of Charles and Catherine Burn of 21 The Lawe South Shields; husband of Margaret Burn of 41 Tragan Avenue South Shields.
Burn	John H.	39	31/12/1916	Pilot 2nd Class	Tower Hill memorial		Son of the late Ralph and Annie Burn of 13 Walker Place North Shields; husband of Charlotte L. Burn of 15 Coburg Terrace North Shields.
Chamber	Robert	48	31/12/1916	Pilot 1st Class	Tower Hill memorial	Addenda Panel.	Son of the late Robert and Ellen Chambers; husband of Margaret Ann Chambers of 91 Baring St. South Shields.
Cree	John Cawthorne		31/12/1916	Pilot	Tower Hill memorial		Of 60 Kensington Road South Shields.
Forster	William Robert	39	31/12/1916	First Engineer	Tower Hill memorial		Husband of Mrs. E Forster of 115 Howdon Rd. North Shields. Born at North Shields.
Heron	Thomas	42	31/12/1916	Pilot 1st Class	Tower Hill memorial	Addenda Panel.	Son of Benjamin and Esther Heron of 114 Baring Street South Shields.
Leslie	Alexander	21	31/12/1916	Pilot	Tower Hill memorial		Stepson of Mrs. E. Leslie of 10 Keppell St. South Shields. Born at South Shields.
Leslie	William	19	31/12/1916	Pilot	Tower Hill memorial		next-of-kin : Mrs. R. Leslie of 42 Collingwood Terrace South Shields. Born at South Shields.
Marshall	Thomas Haw	36	31/12/1916	Pilot 1st Class	Tower Hill memorial	Addenda Panel.	Son of the late John and Elizabeth Ann Marshall; husband of Elizabeth Ann Smith (formerly Marshall) of 45 Fairless St. South Shields.
MacConnachie	James Matthew	36	31/12/1916	Fireman	Tower Hill memorial		Husband of S W MacConnachie of 77 Eldon St. South Shields. Born at South Shields.
Nicholson	James W	45	31/12/1916	Steward	Tower Hill memorial		Husband of Mrs. Nicholson of 27 Stormont St. North Shields. Born at North Shields.
Phillips	Ralph	20	31/12/1916	Pilot	Tower Hill memorial		Son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillips of 14 East George St. North Shields. Born North Shields.
Phillips	Robert	70	31/12/1916	Pilot 1st Class	Tynemouth (Preston) Cemetery	K. C. 12455.	Of 53 Trajan Avenue South Shields.
Reed	Thomas		31/12/1916	Master	Tower Hill memorial		Son of Matthew and Mary Reed of 19 Toll Square North Shields.
Rumney	Bertram	16	31/12/1916	Cabin Boy	Tower Hill memorial		Son of Mr. and Mrs. Rumney of 27 Burdon Main Row North Shields. Born at North Shields.
Tinmouth	William H.	41	31/12/1916	Pilot 1st Class	Tower Hill memorial	Addenda Panel.	Son of the late Thomas Young Tinmouth and Sarah M. Tinmouth of South Shields; husband of Mary C. Tinmouth of 152 Fort St. South Shields.
Young	Matthew	42	31/12/1916	Pilot 1st Class	Tower Hill memorial		Son of Margaret Young of James Mather Terrace South Shields and the late Matthew Young; husband of Jane Taylor Young of 77 Baring St. South Shields.
Young	Willaim	47	31/12/1916	Pilot 1st Class	Tower Hill memorial		Son of the late Thomas and Isabel Young; husband of Priscilla Young of 58 Julian Avenue South Shields.

Prunelle

Prunelle was a 572 GRT compound-engined cargo ship completed in 1874 by Bergsunds Mek. Verks. of Stockholm for A/S D/S Prunelle as Gota. At the time of her loss she was under control of the British Government and managed by H.W. & C.M. Ezard. She was sunk on 22 August 1918 by torpedo fired by German submarine UB-112 approximately 2 nautical miles South-East of Blyth. She was en route from London to Dundee with a cargo of jute.

Because of the design of the memorial, it is impossible to take a photograph of the panel showing all names.

Casualties

Surname	Forename	Age	D.O.D	Rank	Cemetery/ Memorial	Additional Information
Bishop	John Arthur	34	22/08/1918	Able Seaman	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of George Henry And Eliza Jane Bishop; Husband Of Edith Annie Bishop (Nee Snowden), Of.
Bliss	James	19	22/08/1918	Fireman	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Jenny Wright (Formerly Bliss, Nee Wiles), Of 7, Robert S Terrace, Marmaduke St., Hull, And The Late James Bliss.
Cartwright	John	38	22/08/1918	Able Seaman	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late Henry And Sarah Ann Cartwright (N E Teece). Born At Shipley, Yorks.
Cheetham	Alfred Buchanan	51	22/08/1918	Second Officer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late John F. And Annie Elizabeth Cheetham; Husband Of Eliza Cheetham (Nee Sawyer), Of 40, Bean St., Hull. Born At Hull.
Davis	William Wood	23	22/08/1918	Chief Engineer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Ada Jane Scott (Formerly Davis), Of 78, Wellsted St., Hull, And The Late Joseph Davis. Born At Goole.
Dix	Arthur Henry	45	22/08/1918	Fireman	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late George William And Annie Frances Dix. Born At Liverpool.
Howard	James	41	22/08/1918	First Officer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Sarah Ann Howard And The Late John Howard; Husband Of Mary Jane Howard (Nee Jackson), Of 4, Glass St., Sunderland. Born At Sunderland.
Jackson	George Edward	33	22/08/1918	Second Engineer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late W. And H. Jackson; Husband Of Polly Jackson (Nee Garnet), Of 61, Fourth Avenue, Goole. Born At Old Goole.
Lee	Charles	17	22/08/1918	Assistant Steward	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Isaac And Lydia Elizabeth Lee, Of 10, Victoria Terrace, Belton St., Holderness Rd., Hull.
Storm	Thomas	51	22/08/1918	Master	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Rueben And Mary Storm, Of Sandsend, Whitby, Yorkshire; Husband Of Hannah Margaret Storm, Of 65, Alwinton Terrace, Gosforth, Newcastle-On-Tyne.

Ptarmigan

Ptarmigan was a 780 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1891 by Gourlay Bros. & Co. for General Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. She was sunk on 15 April 1915 by torpedo fired by German submarine UB-5 approximatelyu 6 nautical miles West by North of the North Hinder Light Vessel. She was en route from Rotterdam to London with a general cargo.

Casualties

Surname	Forename	Age	D.O.D	Rank	Cemetery/ Memorial	Additional Information
Collins	James Samuel Friedrich	44	15/04/1915	Fireman	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Emma Collins (Nee Lyster) Of 25, Childeric Rd., New Cross, London, And The Late James Collins.
Ersson	C	54	15/04/1915	Able Seaman and Lamps	Tower Hill Memorial	Husband Of Mrs. Ersson, Of 32, Copenhagen Place, Limehouse, London. Born In Sweden.
Lee	J.C.		15/04/1915	Second Engineer	Tower Hill Memorial	Husband Of Hannah Lee, Of 95, Mysore Rd., Clapham, London.
Leray	W		15/04/1915	Able Seaman	Tower Hill Memorial	Husband Of Mrs. Leray, Of 51, Morant St., Poplar, London.
Lindeberg	C	38	15/04/1915	Able Seaman	Tower Hill Memorial	Born In Sweden.
Lonones	P		15/04/1915	Fireman	Tower Hill Memorial	Born In Russia.
Menzies	James	63	15/04/1915	Chief Engineer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late John And Jean Menzies (Nee Fraser); Husband Of Agnes Menzies (Nee Taylor), Gowanlea , Durham St., Monifieth, Forfar. Born At Logicalmond, Perthshire.
Thompson	George James	36	15/04/1915	Cook and Steward	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Jane Thompson, And The Late G. Thompson; Husband Of Ellen Elizabeth Thompson (Nee Harding), Of 22, Grove St., Deptford, London. Born In London.

Pundit

Pundit was a 5,917 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1902 by Chas. Connell & Co. for Asiatic Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. She was sunk on 9 June 1918 by torpedo fired by German submarine UB-105 approximately 85 nautical miles West-North-West of Alexandria. She was en route from the Tyne to Alexandria with a cargo of coal.

Casualties

Surname	Forename	Age	D.O.D	Rank	Cemetery/ Memorial	Additional Information
Abedin Ali			09/06/1918	Fireman	Bombay 1914-1918 Memorial, Mumbai
Adams	Charles Edgar	38	09/06/1918	Lieut-Commander	Tower Hill Memorial	Son of Mary A. E. Adams, of 32, Casella Rd., New Cross, London, and the late Alexander John Samuel Adams. Mr. Adams was a member of the Royal Naval Reserve and is also commemorated on panel 30 of the Portsmouth Naval Memorial.
Hartley	Benjamin Albert	36	09/06/1918	Master	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of W. C. Hartley, Of Birchfield Villa, Coroners Lane, Widnes.
Jumma Sharban			09/06/1918	Fireman	Bombay 1914-1918 Memorial, Mumbai
Karim Abdullah			09/06/1918	Fireman	Bombay 1914-1918 Memorial, Mumbai
Wood	Charles Harold	18	09/06/1918	Signalman	Tower Hill Memorial	Son of Thomas and Clara Wood, of 13, Raveley St., Kentish Town, London. Mr. Wood was a member of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve and is also commemorated on panel 31 of the Chatham Naval Memorial.

Quaggy

Quaggy was a 993 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1904 by Geo. Brown & Co. for Glenpark Steamship Co. Ltd. as Glenpark. From 1914 she was owned by the South Metropolitan Gas Co. and renamed Quaggy. She sank on 11 April 1917 after striking a mine laid by German submarine UC-31 approximately 3 nautical miles East of North Cheek, Robin Hood Bay. She was en route from Londo to the Tyne in ballast.

Casualties

Surname	Forename	Age	Honours/ Awards	D.O.D	Rank	Cemetery/ Memorial	Grave Ref.	Additional Information
Murray	John Henry	24		11/04/1917	Able Seaman	Tower Hill Memorial		Son Of Elizabeth Murray, Of 49, Bath St., South Shields, And The Late Thomas Murray.
Pyle	Renton	53		11/04/1917	Donkeyman	Tower Hill Memorial		Son Of The Late Robert And Hannah Pyle; Husband Of Eleanor Pyle (Nee Fleming), Of Dale St., South Shields. Born At South Shields.

Quair

Quair was a 193 GRT steam trawler completed in 1904 by Mackie & Thomson for The Great Northern Steamship Fishing Co. Ltd. and registered at Hull. She was reported missing whilst fishing off Iceland.

There were no survivors

Casualties

Surname	Forename	Age	D.O.D	Rank	Cemetery/ Memorial	Additional Information
Booth	James Henry	41	03/11/1916	Boatswain	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of James Booth And The Late Rosamond Pine Hannah Booth; Husband Of Lilian Booth, Of 14, Cedar Grove, Eastbourne St., Hull. Born At Hull.
Chapman	James William	29	03/11/1916	Second Engineer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of James And Jane Chapman, Of 9, Boynton St., Hull.
Delph	Thomas Henry	42	03/11/1916	First Engineer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late Henry And Mary Elizabeth Delph; Husband Of Grace Gertrude Delph, Of 10, Picturesque Terrace, Manchester St., Hull. Born At Hull.
Ellis	Joseph	30	03/11/1916	Second Hand	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Elizabeth Ann Harratt (Formerly Ellis), And The Late John Thomas Ellis; Husband Of Edith Lillian Ellis (Nee Forsyth), Of 160, De La Pole Avenue, Hull. Born At Hull.
Harrison	W	36	03/11/1916	Spare Hand	Tower Hill Memorial	Born At Boston.
Leaf	Samuel	48	03/11/1916	Cook	Tower Hill Memorial	Born At Leeds.
Mandam	Daniel David	27	03/11/1916	Spare Hand	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late John And Martha Mandam; Husband Of Isabella Francis Mandam (Nee Wilson), Of 10, Wilfreds Terrace, Westbourne St., Hull. Born At Hull.
Pawlett	G		03/11/1916	Skipper	Tower Hill Memorial
Richardson	Joseph William	23	03/11/1916	Third Hand	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Joseph And Mary Richardson; Husband Of Jane Elizabeth Richardson (Nee Marshall), Of 14, Cedar Grove, Eastbourne St., Hull. Born At Hull.
Stipetic	Edmund	17	03/11/1916	Trimmer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Stephen And Annie Stipetic, Of 38, West Dock Avenue, Hull.
Waterman	John Thomas	24	03/11/1916	Spare Hand	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Lavina Waterman And The Late Charles Waterman; Husband Of Evelyn Waterman (Nee Brooks), Of 6, Park Avenue, Flinton St., Hull. Born At Hull.
Wilson	Harry	20	03/11/1916	Fourth Hand	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of John William And Martha Wilson; Husband Of Pattie Wilson (Nee White), Of 10, Goulton St., Hull. Born At Hull.

Quantock

Quantock was a 4,470 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1910 by W. Doxford & Sons Ltd. for Tatem Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. and managed by W. J. Tatem & Co. She was damaged on 27 April 1917 by torpedo fired by German submarine UC-66 approximately 8 nautical miles off Mizzen Head. She was en route from St.Johns, New Brunswick to an unknown destination with a cargo of timber.

Casualties

Surname	Forename	Age	Honours/ Awards	D.O.D	Rank	Cemetery/ Memorial	Grave Ref.	Additional Information
Boyle	James	30		27/04/1917	Fireman and Trimmer	Tower Hill Memorial		(Served As Boy), Son Of The Late James Boyle; Husband Of Ethel May Boyle (Nee Talbot), Of 9, Canal Parade, Cardiff. Born In Sierre Leone.
Williams	Sam	21		27/04/1917	Fireman	Tower Hill Memorial		Born At Beri, West Coast Africa.

Queen

Queen was a 4,956 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1907 by Russell & Co. for The Burn Ltd. as Springburn. From 1907 she was owned by Rome Steam Shipping Co. Ltd., renamed Queen and managed by Fisher, Alimonda & Co. Ltd. She was sunk on 28 June 1918 by torpedo fired by German submarine U-53 at position 44° 25' N, 10° 25' W - approximately 130 nautical miles North by West of Cape Vilano. She was en route from Cardiff to La Spezia with coal and a general cargo.

Note: It is not clear what Royal Navy Captain C.V. De M Cowper was doing on board this ship.

Casualties

Surname	Forename	Age	D.O.D	Rank	Cemetery/ Memorial	Additional Information
Ah Fat			28/06/1918	Fireman and Trimmer	Hong Kong Memorial
Ah Sam			28/06/1918	Second Cook	Hong Kong Memorial
Ah Sing			28/06/1918	Fireman and Trimmer	Hong Kong Memorial
Cheong Tin			28/06/1918	Fireman and Trimmer	Hong Kong Memorial
Chung Chang			28/06/1918	Fireman and Trimmer	Hong Kong Memorial
Cowper	Carlton Valentine De Mornay		28/06/1918	Captain	Tower Hill Memorial	Mr. Cowper was a member of the Royal Navy and is also commemorated on panel 27 of the Chatham Naval Memorial.
Dicks	Ernest Geoffrey	18	28/06/1918	Signalman	Tower Hill Memorial	Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Dicks, of Buckingham Lawn, Wellington St., Cheltenham, Glos. Mr. Dicks was a member of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve and is also commemorated on panel 30 of the Plymouth Naval Memorial.
Doey	Henry Cooke	60	28/06/1918	Second Mate	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Hugh Doey; Husband Of Constance Doey (Nee Dawn), Of 27, Rake Lane, Liscard, Cheshire. Born At Belfast.
Gherlandi	S	24	28/06/1918	Sailor	Tower Hill Memorial	Born At Sulina, Roumania.
Hallam	Claude Henry	37	28/06/1918	Able Seaman	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Joseph Henry And Elizabeth Hallam (Nee Simpson), Of 16, Greenhill Rd., Eastwood, Notts.
Harrigan	James	21	28/06/1918	Signalman	Tower Hill Memorial	Son of John and Mary Harrigan, of Motherwell; husband of Mary Little Harrigan, of 32, Abbotsford Place, Roman Rd., Motherwell. Mr. Harrigan was a member of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve and is also commemorated on panel 31 of the Portsmouth Naval Memorial.
Hartley	Nicholas	51	28/06/1918	Boatswain	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late Edward And Ellen Hartley; Husband Of Margaret Hartley (Nee Moloney), Of 62, Mayors Walk, Waterford. Born At Waterford.
Jensen	A	39	28/06/1918	Sailor	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Mrs. Jensen, Of Vendersgade, Horsens, Denmark. Born In Denmark.
Lee Hong			28/06/1918	Fireman and Trimmer	Hong Kong Memorial
Martin	David	29	28/06/1918	Chief Engineer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of James Martin, Of Johnston Farm, Newburgh, Fife. Born At Fife.
McLeod	Murdo		28/06/1918	Seaman	Tower Hill Memorial	Mr. McLeod was a member of the Royal Naval Reserve and is also commemorated on panel 30 of the Chatham Naval Memorial.
Nicholl	Wemyss Erskine Anderson	47	28/06/1918	Mate	Tower Hill Memorial	(Served As Nicoll). Son Of The Late John And Catherine (Nee Condie) Nicoll; Husband Of Sarah Elizabeth Nicholl (Nee Murray), Of 15A, St. James Place, Dingle, Liverpool. Born At Kirkcaldy, Fife.
Olafsen	K	48	28/06/1918	Able Seaman	Tower Hill Memorial	Born In Norway.
Paul	John Iveson	47	28/06/1918	Chief Yeoman of Signals	Tower Hill Memorial	Son of Edward James and Blanche Iveson Paul. Mr. Paul was a member of the Royal Navy and is also commemorated on panel 27 of the Plymouth Naval Memorial.
Putt			28/06/1918	Master	Tower Hill Memorial
Sai Lum			28/06/1918	Mess Room Steward	Hong Kong Memorial
Watmore	Samuel	19	28/06/1918	Signalman	Tower Hill Memorial	Eldest son of Mary Joanna Watmore, of 6, Ateneave St., Farringdon Rd., London. and the late Samuel Watmore (killed in action 27th April, 1918). Mr. Watmore was a member of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve and is also commemorated on panel 31 of the Chatham Naval Memorial.

Queen Adelaide

Queen Adelaide was a 4,965 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1911 by R. Duncan & Co. Ltd. for The Dunlop Steamship Co. Ltd. and managed by T. Dunlop & Sons. She was sunk on 18 June 1917 by torpedo fired by German submarine U-70 at position 58° 04' N, 08° 35' W - approximately 13 nautical miles North-North-East of St. Kilda. She was en route from Montreal to Leith with a cargo of wheat.

Casualties

Surname	Forename	Age	D.O.D	Rank	Cemetery/ Memorial	Additional Information
Han Hu			18/06/1917	Fireman	Hong Kong Memorial
McLaren	Alexander Bullion	24	18/06/1917	Fourth Engineer Officer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Mrs. Elizabeth Bullion McLaren, Of Wellwood Villa, Friar St., Craigie, Perth. Born At Perth.
Miller	Adam	28	18/06/1917	Third Engineer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Thomas G. Miller, Of 4, Shields Place, Dunkeld Rd., Perth. Born At Perth.

Queen Eugenie

Queen Eugenie was a 4,358 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1909 by Northumberland Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. for The Dunlop Steamship Co. Ltd. and managed by T. Dunlop & Sons. She was sunk on 25 March 1917 by torpedo fired by German submarine UC-67 at position 37° 57' N, 09° 47' E - approximately 23 nautical miles North-North-East of Cani Rocks. She was en route from New York to Calcutta with a general cargo.

Casualties

Surname	Forename	Age	D.O.D	Rank	Cemetery/ Memorial	Additional Information
Ah Chow			25/03/1917	Fireman	Hong Kong Memorial
Ah Kun			25/03/1917	Quartermaster	Hong Kong Memorial
Ah Sang			25/03/1917	Storekeeper	Hong Kong Memorial
Ah Tao			25/03/1917	Sailor	Hong Kong Memorial
Chang Yao			25/03/1917	Fireman	Hong Kong Memorial
Chee Chang			25/03/1917	Quartermaster	Hong Kong Memorial
Cheong Wah			25/03/1917	Chief Steward	Hong Kong Memorial
Clark	John Davidson Stroak	46	25/03/1917	Second Mate	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late John And Elizabeth Stroak Clark. Born At Glasgow.
Fat Long			25/03/1917	Steward	Hong Kong Memorial
Fat San			25/03/1917	Cook	Hong Kong Memorial
Harris	John	35	25/03/1917	First Engineer	Tower Hill Memorial	Born At Dalry, Ayrshire.
Hi Hong			25/03/1917	Fireman	Hong Kong Memorial
Ho Soo			25/03/1917	Quartermaster	Hong Kong Memorial
Hong Fook			25/03/1917	Sailor	Hong Kong Memorial
Hood	James Sime	26	25/03/1917	Third Engineer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Annie Hood, Of Ivy Cottage, Old Edinburgh Rd., Inverness, And The Late John Hood. Born At Glasgow.
Hung Kok			25/03/1917	Fireman	Hong Kong Memorial	Son of William Stone, of 3, St. Helens Rd., Hedge End, Botley, Hants. Native of Chandlers Ford, Eastleigh, Hants. Mr. Stone was a member of the Royal Marine Light Infantry and is also commemorated on panel 27 of the Portsmouth Naval Memorial.
Hung Lee			25/03/1917	Fireman	Hong Kong Memorial
Hung Ng			25/03/1917	Quartermaster	Hong Kong Memorial
Ko Ta			25/03/1917	Fireman	Hong Kong Memorial
Leong Tai			25/03/1917	Sailor	Hong Kong Memorial
Lu Tai			25/03/1917	Boatswain	Hong Kong Memorial
Mann	John Barrie Findlay	25	15/03/1917	Third Mate	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of John Mill Mann, Of 17, Clepington St., Dundee, And The Late Christina A. Mann. Born At Dundee.
McMillan	Thomas	46	25/03/1917	Mate	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Thomas McMillan, Of 53, Edgemount St., Langside, Glasgow. Born At Greenock.
Munro	Henry Clark	42	25/03/1917	Master	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of The Late Capt. John Munro, Of Saltburn, Invergordon, Ross-Shire, And Mrs. Munro; Husband Of Joan Pagan Munro, Of 5, Lauderdale Avenue, Newlands, Glasgow.
Ohara	J	55	25/03/1917	Carpenter	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of Tsuneichi Ohara, Of The Prefecture Of Hyogo, Japan. Born At Kobe, Japan.
Sinclair	John Ernest	24	25/03/1917	Fourth Engineer Officer	Tower Hill Memorial	Son Of James Fraser Sinclair And Frances Ann Sinclair, Of 75, Sherman Avenue, New York City, U.S.A. Born In Antwerp, Belgium.
Soi Chung			25/03/1917	Fireman	Hong Kong Memorial
Stone	William Thomas	32	25/03/1917	Lance Corporal	Tower Hill Memorial
Sung Chu			25/03/1917	Fireman	Hong Kong Memorial
Tai Soo			25/03/1917	Donkeyman	Hong Kong Memorial
Tam Tu			25/03/1917	Cook	Hong Kong Memorial
Tung Chong			25/03/1917	Fireman	Hong Kong Memorial
Wilson	Howard Robertson	33	25/03/1917	Second Engineer	Tower Hill Memorial	Husband Of Margaret Wilson, Of 84, Langlands Rd., Govan, Glasgow. Born At Glasgow.
Wing Lum			25/03/1917	Assistant Steward	Hong Kong Memorial
Yang Fan			25/03/1917	Fireman	Hong Kong Memorial

Losses in WW1

Princess Royal

Casualties

Protector

Casualties

Prunelle

Casualties

Ptarmigan

Casualties

Pundit

Casualties

Quaggy

Casualties

Quair

Casualties

Quantock

Casualties

Queen

Casualties

Queen Adelaide

Casualties

Queen Eugenie

Casualties