The Merchant Navy Memorial

Ref. #	Source
1	Miramar Ship Index: A subscription site of information about ships past and present
2	Uboat.net: Website about German U-boats of both WW1 and WW2
3	HMSO (1947): British Vessels lost at sea 1939-45; reprinted by Patrick Stephens, Cambridge 1983 ISBN 0-85059 659 9.
4	Historical RFA: Website of the Royal Fleet Auxilary Historical Society
5	Clydebuilt Database: Website dedicated to ships built on the Clyde
6	Commonwealth War Graves Commission: Information Sheet - The Tower Hill Memorial London England
7	Commonwealth War Graves Commission: CWGC Home Page.
8	War Memorial Restoration Limited: Designers and manufacturers of the Falkland Islands memorial.
9	Motor Gun Boats:Website dedicated to Motor Gun Boats with historical information and many photographs.
10	RMS Rangitane:Trevor Bell's website dedicated to RMS Rangitane with historical information and personal accounts.
11	Brewer, Rosalind (2008); London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Trinity Square Gardens Management Plan, Revision 7 January 2008
12	Warsailors.com:Siri Lawson's excellent site about Norwegian ships with much information about WW2 convoys and other items of nautical interest.
13	Uboat.net: Article on Anti-submarine trawlers.
14	The Bosun's Watch: A database owned by Fleetwood Maritime Heritage Trust and based on the original research of Wilf Dodds and the late Alan Hirst. An excellent source of information on fishing vessels.
15	Old and New London Vol 2. This is a link to the British History Online website section for the publication Old and New London Volume 2 by Walter Thornbury and published in 1878
16	Ordinance for beheading the Archbishop of Canterbury This is a link to the British History Online website for Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum 1642-1660, C.H.Firth and R.S.Rait (eds) 1911
17	Sessions Book 1707 This is a link to the British History Online website for Middlesex County Records, Sessions Books 1707.
18	Historical Collections of Private Passages of State 1640-41 This is a link to the British History Online website to "The trial of Strafford: Miscellaneous papers', Historical Collections of Private Passages of State: Volume 8: 1640-41 (1721), pp. 761-779"
19	Historical Collections of Private Passages of State 1640-41 This is a link to the British History Online website to "'Historical Collections: The trial of William Laud', Historical Collections of Private Passages of State: Volume 3: 1639-40, pp. 1365-1381"
20	Confirmed Executions at the Tower of London This is a link to Richard Clark's website Capital Punishment UK
21	Ordinary's Account, 19 July 1700 This is a link to Old Bailey Proceedings Online (www.oldbaileyonline.org, version 6.0, 26 June 2011), Ordinary of Newgate's Account, July 1700 (OA17000719).
22	Historical RFA This is a link to Historical RFA website regarding an error on the memorial related to War Sepoy. (Thanks to Chris White of the Historical RFA for bringing this page to my attention).
23	Historical RFA This is a link to the Historical RFA website regarding the loss of Isleford. (Thanks to Chris White of the Historical RFA for bringing this page to my attention).
24	Old and New London Vol 1. This is a link to the British History Online website section for the publication Old and New London Volume 1 by Walter Thornbury and published in 1878
25	Wreck Site Entry for Ampetco II.
26	Ahoy - Mac's Web Log Entry for Anglo-Saxon.
27	Ahoy - Mac's Web Log Entry for British Petrol.
28	Australian Department of Defence: Report on Raider Kormoran.
29	Bud's Liberty and Merchant Ship Histories: This page includes all casualties from Coamo.
30	Warsailors: This page includes all casualties from Hoegh Silverdown.
31	Warsailors: This page includes all casualties from Hørda .
32	Warsailors: This page includes all casualties from Ingerfem .
33	Warsailors: This page includes all casualties from Ingerto .
34	"History of the Great War - The Merchant Navy, Volume 2, Summer 1915 to early 1917 (Part 1 of 2): Archibald Hurd (1924) Publisher John Murray of London. Includes account of attack by U-39 on Anglo-Californian and the award of the VC to Frederick Parslow.
35	Hocking, Charles. Dictionary of Disasters at Sea During the Age of Steam 1824-1962. London: The London Stamp Exchange, 1989. ISBN 0 948130 72 5.
36	New York Times: 20 September 1918 - Article entitled "Transport Missanabie Sank in Seven Minutes"
37	HMSO (1919): Navy losses and Merchant Shipping (Losses); reprinted by Patrick Stephens, Cambridge 1976 & 1988 ISBN 1-85260 134 5.
38	Noble, Dennis L.. Rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard: Great Acts of Heroism Since 187. Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, 2005. ISBN 1 59114 625 9.
39	Ronnie, Art. Counterfeit Hero: Fritz Duquesne, Adventurer and Spy . Naval Institute Press, 1995. ISBN 978155750733.
40	Wreck Site Entry for FV Trevone .
41	The Great War Forum. Forum dedicated to all aspects of WW1.
42	George Bolotenko (2011): Wartime Explosions in Archangel, 1916-1917: 'Bakaritsa is Burning'; 'Ekonomiia is Now a Wasteland', Northern Mariner, Vol XXI: The Canadian Nautical Research Society.
43	MV Abosso. Wikipedia entry for Abosso
44	By courtesy of Google Earth
45	Davies, Philip: Lost London 1870-1945, English Heritage, 2011, ISBN 978-0-9557949-8-8
46	Loftie, W.J., illustrated by Luker W. Jr.: London City - Its History, Streets, Traffic, Buildings, People, The Leadenhall Press, 1891.
47	Provenance Unknown
48	By courtesy of Google Street View
49	By courtesy of National Library of Scotland
50	By courtesy of South London Press
51	By courtesy of the British Library
52	By courtesy of Harvard University map collection
53	Maw, Neil: World War One Channel Wrecks - Vessels Lost in the English Channel 1914-1918 (Underwater World Publications 1999), ISBN 10: 0946020299 / ISBN 13: 9780946020294
54	By courtesy of Brian Watson
55	By courtesy of Harper's School History (1862)
56	By courtesy of University of Toronto Wenceslaus Hollar Digital Collection
57	By courtesy of the Ashmolean Museum Oxford
58	By courtesy of A London Inheritance - Trinity Square Gardens - Memorials to Execution and Wartime Sacrifice
59	By courtesy of The Times
60	By courtesy of Wikipedia/Wikipedia Commons
61	By courtesy of Britain from Above
62	By courtesy of the family of John Baxter
63	By courtesy of the Birmingham Daily Gazette
64	By courtesy of the Birmingham Post
65	By courtesy of the Evening News
66	By courtesy of the Illustrated London News
67	By courtesy of The Sphere
68	By courtesy of The Shields Daily News
69	By courtesy of The Arbroath Herald
70	By courtesy of The Hull Daily Mail
71	By courtesy of David Fowler
72	By courtesy of The Buckie News
73	By courtesy of The Banffshire Advertiser
74	By courtesy of BBC Northern Ireland
75	By courtesy of Vladimir Andriendko
76	By courtesy of The British Gazette
77	By courtesy of The Dover Express
78	By courtesy of The Melbourne Argos
79	By courtesy of The Lincolnshire Echo
80	By courtesy of The Newcastle Journal and North Mail
81	By courtesy of John Macleod
82	By courtesy of Corkhills Dictionary of Shipwrecks off the Isle of Man
83	Hampshire, A. Cecil (1978): The Secret Navies. William Kimber & Co. Ltd. London ISBN 0 7183 0195 1
84	H.M. Motor Torpedo Boat 718
85	By courtesy of the London Gazette
86	By courtesy of The Glasgow Herald
87	By courtesy of Roger Thomas
88	By courtesy of Billy McGee
89	By courtesy of The Imperial War Museum
90	By courtesy of The Merchant Navy Association
91	By courtesy of The Telegraph
92	By courtesy of Janet Neilson
93	By courtesy of Uboat.net - U-boats sunk by Allied submarines
94	By courtesy of British Pathé and YouTube
95	By courtesy of The Ships Project
96	By courtesy of Coastal Forces Veterans Forum
97	By courtesy of the 'Eastern Post and City Chronicle'
98	By courtesy of 'The Northern Times'
99	By courtesy of Clare O'Neill

Sources and Acknowledgements