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].
Tortuguero
Tortuguero was a 4,161 GRT steam passenger/cargo ship (ref) completed in 1909 by A. Stephen & Sons Ltd. for Elders & Fyffes Ltd. She was sunk on 26 June 1918 by torpedo fired by German submarine U-156 at position 55° 50' N, 15° 30' W - approximately 205 nautical miles North-West by North of Eagle Island. She was en route from Liverpool to Kingston, Jamaica in ballast.
Casualties
| Surname | Forename | Age | Honours/ Awards |
D.O.D | Rank | Cemetery/ Memorial |
Grave Ref. | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Edwards | Samuel | 26 | 26/06/1918 | Fireman and Trimmer | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Robert Edwards, Of Cape Coast. Born At Cape Coast. | ||
| Harrison | James | 30 | 26/06/1918 | 2nd Steward | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Launcelot Harrison And The Late Mary Harrison; Husband Of Bessie Harrison (Nee Penny), Of 10, Milton Rd., Seacombe, Cheshire. Born At Edinburgh. | ||
| Hemmimg | Joseph Francis Edmund | 18 | 26/06/1918 | Apprentice | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Edmund And Charlotte Louise Hemming (Nee Edwards), Of 115, Pershore Rd., Edgbaston, Birmingham. | ||
| Jones | John Hule | 40 | 26/06/1918 | Fireman and Trimmer | Tower Hill Memorial | Husband Of Benita Jones, Of Santa Marta, Colombia. Born In U.S.A. | ||
| Myers | Harold | 16 | 26/06/1918 | Steward s Boy | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Francis And Lillie Myers (Nee Cullen), Of 3, Albion Place, Salford, Lancs. | ||
| Plummer | Ernest Digby | 36 | 26/06/1918 | Greaser | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late Harry And Annie Plummer; Husband Of Edith Plummer (Nee Dixon), Of 912, Redland Rd., Bristol. Born At Bournemouth. | ||
| Rawle | Edwin | 41 | 26/06/1918 | Assistant Steward | Tower Hill Memorial | Husband Of Esther Augusta Rawle, Of 23, Maiden Lane, Kingston, Jamaica. Born At Barbados. | ||
| Thwaite | Thomas Anthony | 36 | 26/06/1918 | First Mate | Tower Hill Memorial | Husband Of Florence Thwaite, Of 26, Kipling St., Broughton, Salford. Born At Manchester. | ||
| Turner | Arthur Harold | 26/06/1918 | Wireless Operator | Sale Cemetery | S. 6150. | |||
| Van De Groot | Reginald Stanley | 18 | 26/06/1918 | Assistant Steward | Tower Hill Memorial | Born At Accra. |
Towergate
Towergate was a 3,697 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1906 by Bartram & Sons for Dowgate Steamship Co. Ltd. From 1916 she was owned by Anglier Steamship Co. Ltd. and managed by Brys & Gylsen, Ltd. managed by zzz & Co. She was sunk on 16 April 1917 by torpedo fired by German submarine U-43 at position 52° 10' N, 16° 16' W - approximately 250 nautical miles North-West by West of Fastnet. She was en route from Galveston to Liverpool with a cargo of cotton, lard and beef.
Casualties
| Surname | Forename | Age | Honours/ Awards |
D.O.D | Rank | Cemetery/ Memorial |
Grave Ref. | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bates | George Washington | 24 | 16/03/1917 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late Logan S And Maxie Allen Bates. Born At Lockloosa, Florida. | ||
| Rodrigues | Nicholas | 46 | 16/04/1917 | Ship s Cook and Baker | Tower Hill Memorial | (Served As Gomes). Son Of Salvador And Joana Rodrigues; Husband Of Victoria Rodrigues (Nee Gomes), Of 15, Serang Lane, Calcutta. |
Towneley
Towneley was a 2,476 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1910 by Wood, Skinner & Co. Ltd. for Burnett Steamship Co. Ltd. and managed by Burnett & Co. She was sunk on 31 January 1918 by torpedo fired by German submarine U-46 at position 50° 48' N, 04° 48' W - approximately 18 nautical miles from Trevose Head on bearing 048°. She was en route from Devonport to Barry Roads in ballast.
Casualties
| Surname | Forename | Age | Honours/ Awards |
D.O.D | Rank | Cemetery/ Memorial |
Grave Ref. | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abdul Mehdi | 31/01/1918 | Steward | Bombay 1914-1918 Memorial, Mumbai | |||||
| Ahmad Masud | 31/01/1918 | Fireman | Bombay 1914-1918 Memorial, Mumbai | |||||
| Dowse | Richard Henry | 48 | 02/02/1918 | Chief Engineer | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Mary Dowse, Of St. John S Vicarage, York Rd., Kingstown, Dublin, And The Late Richard Henry Dowse. Born At Carnew, Co. Wicklow. | ||
| Hasan Ali | 31/01/1918 | Donkeyman | Bombay 1914-1918 Memorial, Mumbai | |||||
| Muhammad Muhsin | 31/01/1918 | Fireman | Bombay 1914-1918 Memorial, Mumbai | |||||
| Tate | Thomas | 02/02/1918 | Master Mariner | Tynemouth (Preston) Cemetery | F. U. 9103. | Son Of James And Margaret Tate; Husband Of Jessie A. G. Tate, Of 20, Beaumont St., North Shields. Born At Blyth. |
Transylvania
Transylvania was a 14,315 GRT steam passenger/cargo ship completed in 1914 by Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd. for Anchor Line and managed by Henderson Bros. She was sunk on 4 May 1917 by torpedo fired by German submarine U-63 at position 44° 15' N, 08° 30' E - approximately 2.5 nautical miles South of Cape Vado. Whe was en route from Marseille to Alexandria carrying troops.
According to Charles Hocking [35]:
The liner Transylvania, Lt. S. Brennell, R.N.R., completed just before the outbreak of the First World War, was taken over for service as a transport on completion. She was designed to accommodate 1,379 passengers but the Admiralty fixed her capacity at 200 officers and 2,860 men, besides crew. She was carrying nearly this number when she left Marseilles for Alexandria on May 3rd, 1917, with an escort of two Japanese destroyers, the Matsu and the Sakaki. At 10 a.m. on the 4th the Transylvania was struck in the port engine room by a torpedo from a submarine.
At the time the ship was on a zig-zag course at a speed of 14 knots, being two and a half miles S. of Cape Vado, Gulf of Genoa. She at once headed for the land two miles distant, while the Matsu came alongside to take off the troops, the Sakaki meanwhile steaming around to keep the submarine submerged. Twenty minutes later a torpedo was seen coming straight for the destroyer alongside, which saved herself by going astern at full speed. The torpedo then struck the Transylvania and she sank very quickly, less than an hour having elapsed since she was first hit. Lt. Brennell, one other officer and ten men of the crew, 29 military officers and 373 other ranks were killed.
The date of death of Mr. Roberts is recorded in the CWGC database as in 1916 and he was buried in Marseilles but I have found no explanation of this.
Casualties
| Surname | Forename | Age | Honours/ Awards |
D.O.D | Rank | Cemetery/ Memorial |
Grave Ref. | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Birch | John | 20 | 04/05/1917 | Cook | Mazargues War Cemetery, Marseilles | III. C. 23. | Son Of Elizabeth Ann Kennerley (Formerly Birch), Of 24, St. Peter S Square, Preston, Lancs, And The Late Richard Birch. | |
| Cullen | Michael | 04/05/1917 | Stoker | Tower Hill Memorial | Mr. Cullen was a member of the Royal Naval Reserve and is also commemorated on panel 24 of the Plymouth Naval Memorial. | |||
| Foulkes | Alfred | 20 | 04/05/1917 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late Peter And Georgina Foulkes. Born At Birkenhead. | ||
| Hay | Richard | 22 | 04/05/1917 | Third Officer | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Richard Stewart Hay And Wilhelmina Hay, Of 13, Randolph Gardens, Glasgow. Born At Leith. | ||
| Hughes | Bernard | 24 | 04/05/1917 | Trimmer | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Patrick And Mary Ann Hughes; Husband Of Ada Hughes, Of 8, Henry St., Birkenhead. Born At Birkenhead. | ||
| Kayser | Godfrey Theodore Emanuel | 32 | 04/05/1917 | Assistant Steward | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Gustav Theodore Kayser, Of 127, Upper Frederick St., Liverpool, And The Late Augusta Amelia Kayser. Born At New Ferry, Cheshire. | ||
| Morley | Albert Granville | 31 | 04/05/1917 | Assistant Steward | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of William Arthur And Margaret Morley, Of 49, Wellington St., Long Eaton, Derby, And The Late Mrs. Morley. Born At Nottingham. | ||
| Revell | John Louis | 04/05/1917 | Stoker | Tower Hill Memorial | Mr. Revell was a member of the Royal Naval Reserve and is also commemorated on panel 24 of the Plymouth Naval Memorial. | |||
| Roberts | Pierce | 41 | 24/12/1916 | Fireman | Mazargues War Cemetery, Marseilles | XI. B. 7. | Son Of John And Mary Roberts; Husband Of Sarah Elizabeth Roberts, Of 48, Flamank St., Birkenhead. | |
| Ruff | Michel | 21 | 04/05/1917 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Soloman And Esther Ruff, Of 138, Davison Buildings, New Goulston St., Aldgate, London. Born In Russia. |
Tredegar Hall
Tredegar Hall was a 3,764 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1906 by W. Doxford & Sons Ltd. for Tredegar Hall Steamship Co. Ltd. and managed by Hansen Bros. Ltd. She was sunk on 23 October 1917 by torpedo fired by German submarine UB-57 approximately 4.5 nautical miles East-South-East of Flamborough Head. She was en route from Melilla to Middlesbrough with a cargo of iron ore.
Casualties
| Surname | Forename | Age | Honours/ Awards |
D.O.D | Rank | Cemetery/ Memorial |
Grave Ref. | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abdul Muhammad | 23/10/1917 | Fireman and Trimmer | Bombay 1914-1918 Memorial, Mumbai | |||||
| Maximo | R | 29 | 23/10/1917 | Donkeyman | Tower Hill Memorial | Born In Barbados. | ||
| Sparks | Ivor George John | 24 | 23/10/1917 | Second Engineer | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of John And Elizabeth Sparks (Nee Allen), Of Lyndhurst , Friar S Rd., Barry Island, Glam. Born At Cardiff. |
Trekieve
Trekieve was a 3,087 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1898 by J. Readhead & Sons for Hain Steamship Co. Ltd. and managed by E. Hain & Son. She was sunk on 18 April 1917 by torpedo fired by German submarine U-35 at position 35° 00' N, 09° 45' W - approximately 100 nautical miles West of Gibraltar. She was en route from Cardiff to Gibraltar carrying a government cargo.
Casualties
| Surname | Forename | Age | Honours/ Awards |
D.O.D | Rank | Cemetery/ Memorial |
Grave Ref. | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lewis | George | 40 | 18/04/1917 | Fireman and Trimmer | Tower Hill Memorial | Husband Of Mrs. Lewis, Of 27, Wellington St., Canton, Cardiff. Born At Swansea. | ||
| Nicholas | Bob | 21 | 18/04/1917 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Born At Bathurst, Gambia. | ||
| Olivey | Thomas Edward Legge | 19 | 18/04/1917 | Apprentice | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Thomas Henry And Victoria Amelia Olivey, Of 70Bb, Peckham Rd., Camberwell, London. Born At Reading. |
Treloske
Treloske was a 3,071 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1902 by J. Readhead & Sons for Hain Steamship Co. Ltd. and managed by E. Hain & Sons. She was sunk on 29 August 1917 by torpedo fired by German submarine U-93 at position 44° 50' N, 11° 20' W - approximately 145 nautical miles North by West of Cape Finisterre. She was en route from Barry to La Spezia with a cargo of coal.
Casualties
| Surname | Forename | Age | Honours/ Awards |
D.O.D | Rank | Cemetery/ Memorial |
Grave Ref. | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Garrod | William Charles Edward | 20 | 29/08/1917 | Able Seaman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of John And Alice Jane Garrod, Of 8, River St., Ipswich. |
Treneglos
Treneglos was a 3,886 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1906 by J. Readhead & Sons for Hain Steamship Co. Ltd. and managed by E. Hain & Son. She was sunk on 14 November 1915 by torpedo fired by German submarine U-34 at position 34° 30' N, 22° 42' E - approximately 70 nautical miles West-South-West of Gavdo Island. She was en route from Port Louis, Mauritius to the UK with a cargo of sugar.
Casualties
| Surname | Forename | Age | Honours/ Awards |
D.O.D | Rank | Cemetery/ Memorial |
Grave Ref. | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Harding | I | 26 | 14/11/1915 | Fireman and Trimmer | Tower Hill Memorial | Born At Sierra Leone. | ||
| Johnson | H | 21 | 14/11/1915 | Fireman and Trimmer | Tower Hill Memorial | Born At Sierra Leone. | ||
| Penrose | Charles | 55 | 14/11/1915 | Third Engineer | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Anne And The Late Charles Penrose; Husband Of Mary Ellen Penrose (Nee Read), Of 25, Commercial Rd., Hayle, Cornwall. Born At Redruth. |
Treveal
Treveal was a 4,160 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1909 by J. Readhead & Sons Ltd. for Hain Steamship Co. Ltd. and managed by E. Hain & Son. She was sunk on 4 February 1918 by torpedo fired by German submarine U-53 off the Skerries, Anglesey. She was en route from Algiers to Barrow with a cargo of iron ore.
According to Charles Hocking [35]:
..... Thirty-three men, including the Captain lost their lives, the Treveal sinking so rapidly that there was no time to launch the boats. Three men managed to cling to a raft, from which they were rescued 8 hours afterwards by the steamship Agnes Allen which brought them to Newry.
The entry on the memorial for P. Kalju should say P. Kalsu though this person served under the name of F. Howard.
Casualties
| Surname | Forename | Age | Honours/ Awards |
D.O.D | Rank | Cemetery/ Memorial |
Grave Ref. | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Allen | Horace William | 18 | 04/02/1918 | Apprentice | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Andrew William And Eliza Jane Allen (Nee Weston), Of Coastguard Station, Mouth Of Boyne, Drogheda, Co. Louth. Born At Portsmouth. | ||
| Boler | James Matthew | 42 | 04/02/1918 | Seaman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son of Mary Boler, of 24, Bolton Rd., Pendleton, Manchester. Mr. Boler was a member of the Royal Naval Reserve and is also commemorated on panel 29 of the Plymouth Naval Memorial. | ||
| Brown | Arthur Leonard | 14 | 04/02/1918 | Mess Room Steward | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of William And Emma Brown (Nee Snape), Of 2, Bedwas St., Grangetown, Cardiff. Born At West Hartlepool. | ||
| Carroll | Ronald Frederick William | 19 | 04/02/1918 | Sailor | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of John Frederick And Elizabeth Carroll (Nee Bowkett), Of Brondeg, Grangetown, Cardigan. | ||
| Clemo | Richard Henry Campion | 41 | 04/02/1918 | First Engineer | Penzance Cemetery | Q15. U . 18. | Husband Of Matilda Clemo, Of Cliff Close, Ayr, St. Ives. | |
| Costa | J | 28 | 04/02/1918 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Born At Cape Verde. | ||
| Cruis | J | 28 | 04/02/1918 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Gertrude Cruis, Of St. Antonio, Cape Verde. Born At Cape Verde. | ||
| Davies | Benjamin | 19 | 04/02/1918 | Apprentice | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Catherine Davies (Nee Edwards), Of Eagle, Castle St., Cardigan, And The Late David Davies. | ||
| Dillon | Gilbert | 18 | 04/02/1918 | Assistant Cook | Tower Hill Memorial | Born In Jamaica. | ||
| Fonseca | A | 32 | 04/02/1918 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Born In Cape Verde. | ||
| Gomes | Francois G. | 28 | 04/02/1918 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Born In Cape Verde. | ||
| Gutierrez | Luis | 04/02/1918 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Dona Cristanta Hierro De Gutierrez, Of Castro-Urdiales, Spain. | |||
| Harte | James | 36 | 04/02/1918 | Fireman and Trimmer | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Elizabeth Harte, Of 2, Smith S Place, Waterford, And The Late William Harte. | ||
| Holbrook | George | 40 | 04/02/1918 | Second Engineer | Tower Hill Memorial | Born At Swansea. | ||
| Jackson | Hubert | 20 | 04/02/1918 | Apprentice | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late Isaac And Ellen Jackson. Born At Lifton, Devon. | ||
| Kalsu | Pride | 43 | 04/02/1918 | Carpenter | Tower Hill Memorial | Served as Fred Howard and born in Estonia. | ||
| Martin | Sidney Sherring | 21 | 04/02/1918 | Able Seaman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Stephen And Louisa Ann Martin, Of 18, Simons Rd., Sherborne Rd., Dorset. | ||
| McSherry | C | 40 | 04/02/1918 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Born At Leitrim. | ||
| Mills | Samuel Arnold | 18 | 04/02/1918 | Signalman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son of Samuel Mills, of 31, Victoria Rd., Acocks Green, Birmingham. Mr. Mills was a member of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve and is also commemorated on panel 30 of the Plymouth Naval Memorial. | ||
| Moran | Charles Foscolo | 28 | 04/02/1918 | Cook | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late Simon Alexander Moran; Husband Of Elizabeth Moran (Nee Haggard), Of 13, Morgan St., Barry, Glam. Born At Georgetown, Demerara. | ||
| Murley | Albert George | 37 | 04/02/1918 | Leading Seaman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son of the late William Murley, of Bristol; husband of Lily Murley, of 29, Old Market St., Bristol. Mr. Murley was a member of the Royal Navy and is also commemorated on panel 26 of the Plymouth Naval Memorial. | ||
| Nissfolk | Karl Axel Anderson | 46 | 04/02/1918 | Sailor | Tower Hill Memorial | Husband Of Johanna Karolina Nissfolk (Nee Vesterlund, Of Hasko, Finland). Born At Kasko, Finland. | ||
| Patterson | J | 54 | 04/02/1918 | Able Seaman | Tower Hill Memorial | Born At Saint John, New Brunswick. | ||
| Power | Archibald Anthony John | 22 | 04/02/1918 | Boatswain | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Patrick George And Ella Emmeline Power, Of The Coastguard Station, Coatham, Redcar, Yorks. Born At Plymouth. | ||
| Rasmussen | K | 04/02/1918 | Sailor | Tower Hill Memorial | ||||
| Sabino | Antonio | 25 | 04/02/1918 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Born In Cape Verde Islands. | ||
| Sadler | Joseph Henry | 22 | 04/02/1918 | Second Mate | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Henry William And Rebecca Sadler (Nee Bellamy), Of 23, Romilly Rd., Barry, Glam. Born At Oxford. | ||
| Taylor | Alfred | 04/02/1918 | Master | Tower Hill Memorial | ||||
| Topp | James | 48 | 04/02/1918 | Donkeyman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Alexander And Elizabeth Topp; Husband Of Jessie Topp (Nee Mcadie), Of 71, Clare Rd., Grangetown, Cardiff. Born At Aberdeen. | ||
| Varley | Thomas Henry | 46 | 04/02/1918 | Steward | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late Albert William And Eliza Varley; Husband Of Helen Jane Penhoiwood Varley (Nee Shutt), Of 5, Odun Terrace, Appledore, Devon. Born At Huddersfield. | ||
| Waddington | Arthur Balfour | 20 | 04/02/1918 | Ordinary Seaman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son of Samuel and Annie E. Waddington, of 15, Ashton Place, Harehills, Leeds. Mr. Waddington was a member of the Royal Naval Reserve and is also commemorated on panel 31 of the Chatham Naval Memorial. | ||
| Williams | William Thomas | 49 | 04/02/1918 | First Mate | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late John Andrew And Anne Williams; Husband Of Eleanor Williams (Nee Williams), Of Ivy Cottage, Penybryn, Cilgerran, Pembrokeshire. Born At Cardigan. | ||
| Young | Archibald Gilbert | 26 | 04/02/1918 | Third Engineer | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of William John And Elizabeth Hannah Young; Husband Of Edith Young (Nee Davies), Of 25, Ludlow St., Caerphilly, Glam. Born At Porth, Glam. | ||
| Young | Reginald John | 21 | 04/02/1918 | Fourth Engineer Officer | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of William John And Elizabeth Hannah Young, Of 25, Ludlow St., Caerphilly, Glam. Born At Porth, Glam. |
Treverbyn
Treverbyn was a 4,163 GRT steam cargo ship completed in 1910 by J. Readhead & Sons Ltd. for Hain Steamship Co. Ltd. and managed by E. Hain & Son. She sank on 3 September 1917 after striking a mine laid by German submarine U-75 approximately 2 nautical miles East-South-East of Ushinish Lighthouse, South Uist, Outer Hebrides. She was en route from Narvik to Manchester with a cargo of iron ore.
According to Charles Hocking [35]:
The steamship Treverbyn from North Russia to Manchester with iron ore, struck a mine two miles E.S.E of Ushinish Lighthouse on the night of September 3rd, 1917 and sank in a few minutes, The explosion was witnessed by the Ushininish lighthouse keeper who sent a messadnger to summon help. A fishing boat went to the scene and picked up seven survivors. Twenty-seven men including the captain were killed.
Casualties
| Surname | Forename | Age | Honours/ Awards |
D.O.D | Rank | Cemetery/ Memorial |
Grave Ref. | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anderson | John William | 49 | 03/09/1917 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late Robert And Elizabeth Anderson; Husband Of Elizabeth Anderson (Nee Brown), Of 25, Roker Avenue, Sunderland. Born At Monkwearmouth. | ||
| Bell | Samuel Howard | 32 | 03/09/1917 | First Mate | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Samuel And Sarah Bell; Husband Of Mary Maddick Bell (Nee Giles), Of May House Furzeham, Brixham, Devon. Born At Brixham. | ||
| Cavaghan | John Jordan | 46 | 03/09/1917 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late Thomas Ray And Mary Ann Cavaghan; Husband Of Jemima Mary Cavaghan (Nee Irving), Of Dove Cottage, Esk St., Silloth, Cumberland. Born At Carlisle. | ||
| Chisell | Richard | 03/09/1917 | Master | Tower Hill Memorial | ||||
| Cooke | Randolph | 36 | 03/09/1917 | Steward | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late Richard And Isabella Cooke; Husband Of Helina Cooke (Nee Ross), Of 7, Slateford Rd., Edinburgh. Born At Newton Stewart. | ||
| Darley | Eric | 17 | 03/09/1917 | Apprentice | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Harry And Mary Darley, Of 73, Green St., Hawthorn Avenue, Hull. | ||
| Garf | M | 43 | 03/09/1917 | Carpenter | Tower Hill Memorial | Born At Pernau. | ||
| Getz | G | 23 | 03/09/1917 | Able Seaman | Tower Hill Memorial | Born At Riga. | ||
| Giles | George Arthur | 45 | 03/09/1917 | First Engineer | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Mrs. Giles, Of 73, Elm St., Cardiff. Born At Pontypridd. | ||
| Glen | Daniel | 45 | 03/09/1917 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late George And Isabel Glen; Husband Of Susannah Glen (Nee Frazer), Of 38, William St., South Shields. Born At Wallsend. | ||
| Gumbs | Joseph | 33 | 03/09/1917 | Donkeyman | Tower Hill Memorial | Born In Jamaica. | ||
| Johansson | Emil | 25 | 03/09/1917 | Able Seaman | Tower Hill Memorial | Born In Stockholm. | ||
| Keane | John | 35 | 03/09/1917 | Seaman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son of Patrick Keane; brother of Thomas Keane, of 3, Bank Place, Limerick. Mr. Keane was a member of the Royal Naval Reserve and is also commemorated on panel 23 of the Plymouth Naval Memorial. | ||
| Kruhse | John | 44 | 03/09/1917 | Able Seaman | Tower Hill Memorial | Born In Courland. | ||
| Leggett | Samuel | 25 | 03/09/1917 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late David And Elizabeth Leggett. Born At Belfast. | ||
| McCullow | Peter | 43 | 03/09/1917 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late Patrick And Hannah McCullow; Husband Of Mary Ann McCullow (Nee Tierney), Of 23, Back Mill St., South Shields. Born At South Shields. | ||
| McLaren | John | 31 | 03/09/1917 | Second Cook | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Rebecca And The Late: Thomas McLaren; Husband Of Mary Jane McLaren (Nee Pack), Of 15, Cromer St., Middlesbrough. Born At North Ormesby. | ||
| Odgers | Albert | 25 | 03/09/1917 | Fourth Engineer Officer | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late Henry And Mary Odgers. Born At Biscovey, St. Austell, Cornwall. | ||
| Purvis | James | 25 | 03/09/1917 | Cook | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Francis And The Late James Purvis; Husband Of Sarah Ann Purvis (Nee Pearce), Of 23, Cleveland Place, South Shields. Born At South Shields. | ||
| Reison | Ernest | 40 | 03/09/1917 | Sailor | Tower Hill Memorial | Born At Riga, Latvia. | ||
| Robins | Henry John | 24 | 03/09/1917 | Second Mate | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Hannah Robins And The Late David James Robins; Husband Of Myra Robins (Nee Worthington), Of 47, Stockland St., Grange, Cardiff. Born At Dinas Powis, Glam. | ||
| Rowe | Harry Williams | 25 | 03/09/1917 | Third Engineer | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Elizabeth Rowe, Of 21, Bosorne St., St. Just, Cornwall, And The Late John Rowe. Born At St. Just, Cornwall. | ||
| Shaw | Leonard Bruce | 19 | 03/09/1917 | Apprentice | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of John And Sarah Shaw (Nee Arrowsmith), Of 65, Knighton Rd., Plymouth. Born At Coventry. | ||
| Soppitt | J | 55 | 03/09/1917 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Born At Newcastle. | ||
| Stephenson | Herbert Rowe | 34 | 03/09/1917 | Second Engineer | Tower Hill Memorial | Husband Of A. Stephenson, Of Rita Cottage, Beckenham Avenue, East Boldon, Newcastle-On-Tyne. Born At Port Mulgrave. | ||
| Temlett | Frederick E. | 16 | 03/09/1917 | Apprentice | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of Frederick Edward And Adelaide Fokes Smith Temlett (Nee Brown), Of 28, Neath Rd., Plymouth. | ||
| Van Tichelt | Franck | 32 | 03/09/1917 | Fireman | Tower Hill Memorial | Son Of The Late Mr. And Mrs. Van Tichelt. Born At Antwerp, Belgium. |