HMT Sarah Alice
HMT Sarah Alice (No.329). 26/09/1916
Displacement: 299 grt.
Length: 39.8 m. Beam: 7 m. Draught: 4 m.
Propulsion: Triple expansion engine, 1 boiler, 1 screw.
Complement: 11 officers and men.
Men Lost: 16
Armament: Yes
Displacement: 299 grt.
Length: 39.8 m. Beam: 7 m. Draught: 4 m.
Propulsion: Triple expansion engine, 1 boiler, 1 screw.
Complement: 11 officers and men.
Men Lost: 16
Armament: Yes
Steel trawler Sarah Alice was built by Smith's Dock Co. Ltd, Middlesbrough in 1911 and registered in Fleetwood as FD140, In World War One The trawler was hired to the Royal Navy as a Patrol Vessel HMT Sarah Alice.
The Loss
On the evening of the 29th August 1916 the auxiliary patrol vessels, HMY Conqueror II and HMT Sarah Alice, were on patrol between Fair Isle and Shetland. A steamship had been seen heading from the north east and did not appear to be flying the recognised ''flag of the day'' and the steamship was ordered to stop. The vessel turned out to be the British SS St Gothard, 2788 ton of Glasgow. At 5pm all three vessels had stopped and HMY Conqueror II, after checking the identity and was satisfied, gave the order for the steamship to proceed. Moments later a torpedo was seen passing the bow of SS St Gothard then past the stern of HMY Conqueror and struck HMT Sarah Alice and exploded. The trawler foundered immediately leaving no trace and no survivors.
HMT Sarah Alice had been sunk by U 52 (Kptlt. Hans Walther)
See HMY Conqueror II HERE
HMT Sarah Alice had been sunk by U 52 (Kptlt. Hans Walther)
See HMY Conqueror II HERE
The crew of HMT Sarah Alice
Name - LOVETT, Hugh Mcvey,
DOB - 20th September 1889
Place of Birth - Waterloo, Lancashire
Parents -
Early History - Of Crosby
Rank - Act/Lieutenant, RNR No 002576
Service History - Rank: Sub Lieutenant (Probationary)Date of Seniority: 01 September 1914.
Rank: Acting Lieutenant. Date of Seniority: March 1915.
Birmingham Daily Post - Monday 02 October 1916
NAVAL CASUALTIES.
The the Admiralty announce the following casualties under various dates
LOVETT, Acting Lieutenant H. Mc. V.. R.N.R
Liverpool Daily Post - Wednesday 04 October 1916
LOVETT—Lost his life in action in the North Sea aged 27 years. Lieutenant H. McV. Lovett (R.N.R.), the dearly-beloved son John and Sarah Lovett, Coronation-road. Crosby.
DOB - 20th September 1889
Place of Birth - Waterloo, Lancashire
Parents -
Early History - Of Crosby
Rank - Act/Lieutenant, RNR No 002576
Service History - Rank: Sub Lieutenant (Probationary)Date of Seniority: 01 September 1914.
Rank: Acting Lieutenant. Date of Seniority: March 1915.
Birmingham Daily Post - Monday 02 October 1916
NAVAL CASUALTIES.
The the Admiralty announce the following casualties under various dates
LOVETT, Acting Lieutenant H. Mc. V.. R.N.R
Liverpool Daily Post - Wednesday 04 October 1916
LOVETT—Lost his life in action in the North Sea aged 27 years. Lieutenant H. McV. Lovett (R.N.R.), the dearly-beloved son John and Sarah Lovett, Coronation-road. Crosby.
Liverpool Journal of Commerce - Saturday 07 October 1916
OBITUARY.
LIEUT. H. MvC. LOVETT, R.N.R.
The death is announced of Lieut. Hugh McV. Lovett, R.N R., who lost his life a few days ago when his vessel was in action with the enemy. Lieut. Lovett. who was 27 years of age (the news of his death being received by his parents on his birthday), resided at Great Crosby, was, like his father, well known in Liverpool shipping circles. He served his time with Messrs. McVicar, Marshall and Co. on board the sailing ship Dunfermline, on which he served for 4 years and 8 months, his first experience in steam being as third officer in the Ellerman Line, and latterly in the Branch Line of Sunderland. He was second officer of the steamer Elm Branch, when he left to obtain his extra-master's certificate, and was given commission in the Royal Naval Reserve. He was a staunch supporter of the Imperial Merchant Service Guild. His father, Mr. John Lovett, senior engineer, R.N.R., on the retired list. He sailed out of the port of Liverpool for 25 years in the West India and Pacific SS. Company. It was only at the end of the past week he was informed of the loss of his son. and the following telegram was received from Buckingham Palace :--
The King and deeply regret the loss you and the Nary have sustained by the death of your son in the service of his country. Their Majesties truly sympathise with you in your sorrow.
OBITUARY.
LIEUT. H. MvC. LOVETT, R.N.R.
The death is announced of Lieut. Hugh McV. Lovett, R.N R., who lost his life a few days ago when his vessel was in action with the enemy. Lieut. Lovett. who was 27 years of age (the news of his death being received by his parents on his birthday), resided at Great Crosby, was, like his father, well known in Liverpool shipping circles. He served his time with Messrs. McVicar, Marshall and Co. on board the sailing ship Dunfermline, on which he served for 4 years and 8 months, his first experience in steam being as third officer in the Ellerman Line, and latterly in the Branch Line of Sunderland. He was second officer of the steamer Elm Branch, when he left to obtain his extra-master's certificate, and was given commission in the Royal Naval Reserve. He was a staunch supporter of the Imperial Merchant Service Guild. His father, Mr. John Lovett, senior engineer, R.N.R., on the retired list. He sailed out of the port of Liverpool for 25 years in the West India and Pacific SS. Company. It was only at the end of the past week he was informed of the loss of his son. and the following telegram was received from Buckingham Palace :--
The King and deeply regret the loss you and the Nary have sustained by the death of your son in the service of his country. Their Majesties truly sympathise with you in your sorrow.
Sources:
ADM 240/82/906
ADM 240/60/17
ADM 340/87/16
ADM 240/82/906
ADM 240/60/17
ADM 340/87/16
Name - BROOKS, Ernest James,
DOB - 10th February 1880
Place of Birth - Hull
Parents -
Early History - Of Fleetwood
Rank - 2nd Hand, RNR, SA 152
Service History -
Blackpool Gazette & Herald - Tuesday 03 October 1916
TRAWLER SUNK
Four Fleetwood Men Missing.
LOST WHILST ENGAGED IN NAVAL WORK.
A painful sensation was created in Fleet. wood on Saturday evening, when a notification was received from the Admiralty to the effect that H.M. trawler "Sarah Alice" had been sunk on September 28th, and that several Fleetwood men were missing. The missing men are Ernest James Brooks (second hand), James Case (fireman), Joseph Collins (trimmer), and Alfred Bertram Hearn (deck hand), whose relatives have been notified to that effect. _ Brooks was 36 years of age, and resided at 89, Addison road, Fleetwood. He leaves a widow and one child. Cass was 43, and un-married. His brother lives in Warren street. Collinson was 22 years of age. single. and resided with his mother at 44, Back Preston Street. Hearn was 29 years of age, and a widower. Prior to joining the "Sarah Alice," he lived with his brother at 19, Wyre street Fleetwood. He leaves five children. the eldest being 11, and the youngest three years of age. All the missing men were. prior to joining the R.N.R. (trawler section) engaged in the steam trawling industry. The "Sarah Alice" belonged to the New Dock Steam Fishing Company, and was among the lot of Fleetwood trawlers commandeered by the Admiralty at the out• break of the war. She was one of the most up to date trawlers sailing out of Fleetwood.
DOB - 10th February 1880
Place of Birth - Hull
Parents -
Early History - Of Fleetwood
Rank - 2nd Hand, RNR, SA 152
Service History -
Blackpool Gazette & Herald - Tuesday 03 October 1916
TRAWLER SUNK
Four Fleetwood Men Missing.
LOST WHILST ENGAGED IN NAVAL WORK.
A painful sensation was created in Fleet. wood on Saturday evening, when a notification was received from the Admiralty to the effect that H.M. trawler "Sarah Alice" had been sunk on September 28th, and that several Fleetwood men were missing. The missing men are Ernest James Brooks (second hand), James Case (fireman), Joseph Collins (trimmer), and Alfred Bertram Hearn (deck hand), whose relatives have been notified to that effect. _ Brooks was 36 years of age, and resided at 89, Addison road, Fleetwood. He leaves a widow and one child. Cass was 43, and un-married. His brother lives in Warren street. Collinson was 22 years of age. single. and resided with his mother at 44, Back Preston Street. Hearn was 29 years of age, and a widower. Prior to joining the "Sarah Alice," he lived with his brother at 19, Wyre street Fleetwood. He leaves five children. the eldest being 11, and the youngest three years of age. All the missing men were. prior to joining the R.N.R. (trawler section) engaged in the steam trawling industry. The "Sarah Alice" belonged to the New Dock Steam Fishing Company, and was among the lot of Fleetwood trawlers commandeered by the Admiralty at the out• break of the war. She was one of the most up to date trawlers sailing out of Fleetwood.
Source:
BT 377/7/86332
BT 377/7/86332
Name - CADBY, Frederick Norman,
DOB - 13th January 1892
Place of Birth - Halstead, Essex
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Seaman, RNR, A 4287
Service History -
DOB - 13th January 1892
Place of Birth - Halstead, Essex
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Seaman, RNR, A 4287
Service History -
Source:
BT 377/7/4302
BT 377/7/4302
Name - CASS, James,
DOB - 10th December 1875
Place of Birth - Poulton, Lancashire
Parents -
Early History - Of Fleetwood
Rank - Trimmer, RNR, TS 235
Service History -
Blackpool Gazette & Herald - Tuesday 03 October 1916
TRAWLER SUNK
Four Fleetwood Men Missing.
LOST WHILST ENGAGED IN NAVAL WORK.
A painful sensation was created in Fleet. wood on Saturday evening, when a notification was received from the Admiralty to the effect that H.M. trawler "Sarah Alice" had been sunk on September 28th, and that several Fleetwood men were missing. The missing men are Ernest James Brooks (second hand), James Case (fireman), Joseph Collins (trimmer), and Alfred Bertram Hearn (deck hand), whose relatives have been notified to that effect. _ Brooks was 36 years of age, and resided at 89, Addison road, Fleetwood. He leaves a widow and one child. Cass was 43, and un-married. His brother lives in Warren street. Collinson was 22 years of age. single. and resided with his mother at 44, Back Preston Street. Hearn was 29 years of age, and a widower. Prior to joining the "Sarah Alice," he lived with his brother at 19, Wyre street Fleetwood. He leaves five children. the eldest being 11, and the youngest three years of age. All the missing men were. prior to joining the R.N.R. (trawler section) engaged in the steam trawling industry. The "Sarah Alice" belonged to the New Dock Steam Fishing Company, and was among the lot of Fleetwood trawlers commandeered by the Admiralty at the out• break of the war. She was one of the most up to date trawlers sailing out of Fleetwood.
Lancashire Evening Post - Monday 27 September 1920
IN MEMORIAM
CASS.—In sacred remembrance of our dear brother JIM. who went down in H.M. trawler, Sarah Alice, September 26th, 1916. On whose soul, sweet Jesus, have mercy.” —Ever remembered by his sister, Mrs. Fox and Family, 74. Bow-lane, Preston.
DOB - 10th December 1875
Place of Birth - Poulton, Lancashire
Parents -
Early History - Of Fleetwood
Rank - Trimmer, RNR, TS 235
Service History -
Blackpool Gazette & Herald - Tuesday 03 October 1916
TRAWLER SUNK
Four Fleetwood Men Missing.
LOST WHILST ENGAGED IN NAVAL WORK.
A painful sensation was created in Fleet. wood on Saturday evening, when a notification was received from the Admiralty to the effect that H.M. trawler "Sarah Alice" had been sunk on September 28th, and that several Fleetwood men were missing. The missing men are Ernest James Brooks (second hand), James Case (fireman), Joseph Collins (trimmer), and Alfred Bertram Hearn (deck hand), whose relatives have been notified to that effect. _ Brooks was 36 years of age, and resided at 89, Addison road, Fleetwood. He leaves a widow and one child. Cass was 43, and un-married. His brother lives in Warren street. Collinson was 22 years of age. single. and resided with his mother at 44, Back Preston Street. Hearn was 29 years of age, and a widower. Prior to joining the "Sarah Alice," he lived with his brother at 19, Wyre street Fleetwood. He leaves five children. the eldest being 11, and the youngest three years of age. All the missing men were. prior to joining the R.N.R. (trawler section) engaged in the steam trawling industry. The "Sarah Alice" belonged to the New Dock Steam Fishing Company, and was among the lot of Fleetwood trawlers commandeered by the Admiralty at the out• break of the war. She was one of the most up to date trawlers sailing out of Fleetwood.
Lancashire Evening Post - Monday 27 September 1920
IN MEMORIAM
CASS.—In sacred remembrance of our dear brother JIM. who went down in H.M. trawler, Sarah Alice, September 26th, 1916. On whose soul, sweet Jesus, have mercy.” —Ever remembered by his sister, Mrs. Fox and Family, 74. Bow-lane, Preston.
Source:
BT 377/7/110161
BT 377/7/110161
Name - COLLINSON, Joseph,
DOB - 20th January 1886
Place of Birth - Fleetwood, Lancashire
Parents -
Early History - Of Fleetwood
Rank - Trimmer, RNR, TS 226
Service History -
Blackpool Gazette & Herald - Tuesday 03 October 1916
TRAWLER SUNK
Four Fleetwood Men Missing.
LOST WHILST ENGAGED IN NAVAL WORK.
A painful sensation was created in Fleet. wood on Saturday evening, when a notification was received from the Admiralty to the effect that H.M. trawler "Sarah Alice" had been sunk on September 28th, and that several Fleetwood men were missing. The missing men are Ernest James Brooks (second hand), James Case (fireman), Joseph Collins (trimmer), and Alfred Bertram Hearn (deck hand), whose relatives have been notified to that effect. _ Brooks was 36 years of age, and resided at 89, Addison road, Fleetwood. He leaves a widow and one child. Cass was 43, and un-married. His brother lives in Warren street. Collinson was 22 years of age. single. and resided with his mother at 44, Back Preston Street. Hearn was 29 years of age, and a widower. Prior to joining the "Sarah Alice," he lived with his brother at 19, Wyre street Fleetwood. He leaves five children. the eldest being 11, and the youngest three years of age. All the missing men were. prior to joining the R.N.R. (trawler section) engaged in the steam trawling industry. The "Sarah Alice" belonged to the New Dock Steam Fishing Company, and was among the lot of Fleetwood trawlers commandeered by the Admiralty at the out• break of the war. She was one of the most up to date trawlers sailing out of Fleetwood.
DOB - 20th January 1886
Place of Birth - Fleetwood, Lancashire
Parents -
Early History - Of Fleetwood
Rank - Trimmer, RNR, TS 226
Service History -
Blackpool Gazette & Herald - Tuesday 03 October 1916
TRAWLER SUNK
Four Fleetwood Men Missing.
LOST WHILST ENGAGED IN NAVAL WORK.
A painful sensation was created in Fleet. wood on Saturday evening, when a notification was received from the Admiralty to the effect that H.M. trawler "Sarah Alice" had been sunk on September 28th, and that several Fleetwood men were missing. The missing men are Ernest James Brooks (second hand), James Case (fireman), Joseph Collins (trimmer), and Alfred Bertram Hearn (deck hand), whose relatives have been notified to that effect. _ Brooks was 36 years of age, and resided at 89, Addison road, Fleetwood. He leaves a widow and one child. Cass was 43, and un-married. His brother lives in Warren street. Collinson was 22 years of age. single. and resided with his mother at 44, Back Preston Street. Hearn was 29 years of age, and a widower. Prior to joining the "Sarah Alice," he lived with his brother at 19, Wyre street Fleetwood. He leaves five children. the eldest being 11, and the youngest three years of age. All the missing men were. prior to joining the R.N.R. (trawler section) engaged in the steam trawling industry. The "Sarah Alice" belonged to the New Dock Steam Fishing Company, and was among the lot of Fleetwood trawlers commandeered by the Admiralty at the out• break of the war. She was one of the most up to date trawlers sailing out of Fleetwood.
Source:
BT 377/7/110152
BT 377/7/110152
Name - FRASER, Thomas McLennan,
DOB - 29th January 1896
Place of Birth -
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Telegraphist, RNVR, Clyde Z 2460
Service History -
Dundee Courier - Thursday 05 October 1916
BRITAIN'S ROLL OF HONOUR.
CLYDE R.N.V.R. CASUALTIES.
The. Admiralty reports the following casualties amongst men the Clyde R.N.V.R.
Telegraphist Thos. M'Lennan Fraser, Z/2460
DOB - 29th January 1896
Place of Birth -
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Telegraphist, RNVR, Clyde Z 2460
Service History -
Dundee Courier - Thursday 05 October 1916
BRITAIN'S ROLL OF HONOUR.
CLYDE R.N.V.R. CASUALTIES.
The. Admiralty reports the following casualties amongst men the Clyde R.N.V.R.
Telegraphist Thos. M'Lennan Fraser, Z/2460
Source:
ADM 337/24/109
ADM 339/1/13323
ADM 337/24/109
ADM 339/1/13323
Name - GRIFFIN, William,
DOB - 28th March 1872
Place of Birth - Wimbledon, London
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Engineman, RNR, ES 275
Service History -
DOB - 28th March 1872
Place of Birth - Wimbledon, London
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Engineman, RNR, ES 275
Service History -
Source:
BT 377/7/129678
BT 377/7/129678
Name - HEARN, Alfred,
DOB - 4th April 1886
Place of Birth - Plymouth, Devon
Parents -
Early History - Of Fleetwood
Rank - Deck Hand, RNR, DA 559
Service History -
Blackpool Gazette & Herald - Tuesday 03 October 1916
TRAWLER SUNK
Four Fleetwood Men Missing.
LOST WHILST ENGAGED IN NAVAL WORK.
A painful sensation was created in Fleet. wood on Saturday evening, when a notification was received from the Admiralty to the effect that H.M. trawler "Sarah Alice" had been sunk on September 28th, and that several Fleetwood men were missing. The missing men are Ernest James Brooks (second hand), James Case (fireman), Joseph Collins (trimmer), and Alfred Bertram Hearn (deck hand), whose relatives have been notified to that effect. _ Brooks was 36 years of age, and resided at 89, Addison road, Fleetwood. He leaves a widow and one child. Cass was 43, and un-married. His brother lives in Warren street. Collinson was 22 years of age. single. and resided with his mother at 44, Back Preston Street. Hearn was 29 years of age, and a widower. Prior to joining the "Sarah Alice," he lived with his brother at 19, Wyre street Fleetwood. He leaves five children. the eldest being 11, and the youngest three years of age. All the missing men were. prior to joining the R.N.R. (trawler section) engaged in the steam trawling industry. The "Sarah Alice" belonged to the New Dock Steam Fishing Company, and was among the lot of Fleetwood trawlers commandeered by the Admiralty at the out• break of the war. She was one of the most up to date trawlers sailing out of Fleetwood.
DOB - 4th April 1886
Place of Birth - Plymouth, Devon
Parents -
Early History - Of Fleetwood
Rank - Deck Hand, RNR, DA 559
Service History -
Blackpool Gazette & Herald - Tuesday 03 October 1916
TRAWLER SUNK
Four Fleetwood Men Missing.
LOST WHILST ENGAGED IN NAVAL WORK.
A painful sensation was created in Fleet. wood on Saturday evening, when a notification was received from the Admiralty to the effect that H.M. trawler "Sarah Alice" had been sunk on September 28th, and that several Fleetwood men were missing. The missing men are Ernest James Brooks (second hand), James Case (fireman), Joseph Collins (trimmer), and Alfred Bertram Hearn (deck hand), whose relatives have been notified to that effect. _ Brooks was 36 years of age, and resided at 89, Addison road, Fleetwood. He leaves a widow and one child. Cass was 43, and un-married. His brother lives in Warren street. Collinson was 22 years of age. single. and resided with his mother at 44, Back Preston Street. Hearn was 29 years of age, and a widower. Prior to joining the "Sarah Alice," he lived with his brother at 19, Wyre street Fleetwood. He leaves five children. the eldest being 11, and the youngest three years of age. All the missing men were. prior to joining the R.N.R. (trawler section) engaged in the steam trawling industry. The "Sarah Alice" belonged to the New Dock Steam Fishing Company, and was among the lot of Fleetwood trawlers commandeered by the Admiralty at the out• break of the war. She was one of the most up to date trawlers sailing out of Fleetwood.
Source:
BT 377/7/47037
BT 377/7/47037
Name - MACLEOD, William Angus,
DOB - 29th March 1890
Place of Birth - Lochinver, Sutherland
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Deck Hand, RNR, DA 9727
Service History -
DOB - 29th March 1890
Place of Birth - Lochinver, Sutherland
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Deck Hand, RNR, DA 9727
Service History -
Source:
BT 377/7/56181
BT 377/7/56181
Name - MAIR, William Watson,
DOB - 20th January 1886
Place of Birth - Aberdeen
Parents -
Early History - Of Aberdeen
Rank - Deck Hand, RNR, DA 1565
Service History -
DOB - 20th January 1886
Place of Birth - Aberdeen
Parents -
Early History - Of Aberdeen
Rank - Deck Hand, RNR, DA 1565
Service History -
Source:
BT 377/7/48041
BT 377/7/48041
Name - MANSLOW, William George,
DOB - 31th May 1882
Place of Birth - Hull, Yorkshire
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Deck Hand, RNR, DA 608
Service History -
DOB - 31th May 1882
Place of Birth - Hull, Yorkshire
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Deck Hand, RNR, DA 608
Service History -
Source:
BT 377/7/47086
BT 377/7/47086
Name - MOORE, John Francis,
DOB - 25th November 1889
Place of Birth - Swansea, Glamorganshire
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Engineman, RNR, ES 3803
Service History -
DOB - 25th November 1889
Place of Birth - Swansea, Glamorganshire
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Engineman, RNR, ES 3803
Service History -
Source:
BT 377/7/133208
BT 377/7/133208
Name - REYNOLDS, Richard James,
DOB - 17th March 1880
Place of Birth - Ballinakill, Galway
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Petty Officer (RFR B 4310), 190582 (Po)
Service History -
DOB - 17th March 1880
Place of Birth - Ballinakill, Galway
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Petty Officer (RFR B 4310), 190582 (Po)
Service History -
Source:
ADM 188/325/190582
ADM 188/325/190582
Name - SCOTT, David,
DOB - 8th May 1882
Place of Birth - Aday, Orkney (Eday ?)
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Deck Hand, RNR, DA 11439
Service History -
DOB - 8th May 1882
Place of Birth - Aday, Orkney (Eday ?)
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Deck Hand, RNR, DA 11439
Service History -
Source:
BT 377/7/57893
BT 377/7/57893
Name - THOMPSON, John William,
DOB - 27th April 1883
Place of Birth - Backworth, Northumberland
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Deck Hand, RNR, DA 9565
Service History -
Shields Daily News - Wednesday 13 September 1922
Thompson, J. missing from H.M.T. Sarah Alice, September 28, 1918. —129 Church Way.
Shields Daily News - Friday 26 September 1924
THOMPSON.—to loving memory our dear father, John William Thompson, who was blown up in H.M. trawler Sarah Alice, Sept. 25th, 1916.—Ever remembered by his three lovlng children, Richard. Raby and Isabella. - R.I.P.
DOB - 27th April 1883
Place of Birth - Backworth, Northumberland
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - Deck Hand, RNR, DA 9565
Service History -
Shields Daily News - Wednesday 13 September 1922
Thompson, J. missing from H.M.T. Sarah Alice, September 28, 1918. —129 Church Way.
Shields Daily News - Friday 26 September 1924
THOMPSON.—to loving memory our dear father, John William Thompson, who was blown up in H.M. trawler Sarah Alice, Sept. 25th, 1916.—Ever remembered by his three lovlng children, Richard. Raby and Isabella. - R.I.P.
Source:
BT 377/7/56019
BT 377/7/56019
Name - WIDDICOMBE, Rennels Edmund,
DOB - 14th November 1885
Place of Birth - Brixham
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - 2nd Hand, RNR, B 5382
Service History -
DOB - 14th November 1885
Place of Birth - Brixham
Parents -
Early History -
Rank - 2nd Hand, RNR, B 5382
Service History -
Source:
BT 377/7/27689
BT 377/7/27689
