Tuesday,
2 January
1923
Hawkins,
cruiser
HOOPER,
Geoffrey W W, Lieutenant Commander,
illness
Pembroke,
Chatham
EARL,
Ernest, Able Seaman, J 29063, died
Wednesday,
3 January
1923
Curacoa,
light cruiser
CRIBB,
Sidney G, Able Seaman, J 91145, illness
Thursday,
4 January
1923
Barham, battleship
BOND,
Wilfred C, Leading Seaman, J 10428,
illness
Wednesday,
10 January
1923
Vivid,
Devonport
CHAPMAN,
Richard H, Stoker Petty Officer, 299203,
accidentally killed
Friday,
12 January
1923
Tamar,
Hong Kong
KWOK,
Kam, Able Seaman, (Chinese), illness
Tuesday,
16 January
1923
Pembroke,
Chatham
JARVIS,
Clifford, Able Seaman, J 61069,
accidentally killed
Wednesday,
17 January
1923
Clematis,
fleet sweeping sloop
MARDON,
Arthur G, Able Seaman, J 41617, illness
Pandora,
submarine depot ship
MILLS,
William H, Warrant Shipwright, illness
Saturday,
20 January
1923
Royal
Naval Reserve
GRAY,
Robert E, Paymaster Commander, RNR,
illness
Sunday,
21 January
1923
Royal
Marines
PARSONS,
Cunliffe Mc N, Major General, RM,
illness
Tuesday,
23 January
1923
Marlborough,
battleship
SHIELDS,
John E, Stoker 1c, SS 118468, illness
Royal
Marines HQ, on board Argus, aircraft
carrier
POSSEE,
William C N, Corporal, RMLI, 13149 (Ch),
illness
Vimiera,
destroyer
KING,
Lexie W, Chief Stoker, 308406, illness
Friday,
26 January
1923
Victory,
Portsmouth
LILL,
Joseph, Stoker 1c, K 30408, illness
Saturday,
27 January
1923
Charlestown
Coast Guard Station, Cornwall
LAMPSHIRE,
James H, Coastguardsman 3c, 182845,
illness
Danae,
light cruiser
HAMMOND,
James, Leading Stoker, 300492, drowned
Tuesday,
30 January
1923
Royal
Naval Reserve
GREEN,
Thomas F, Paymaster Lieutenant, RNR,
illness
Wednesday,
31 January
1923
Constance,
light cruiser
WOOD,
Charles W, Cook, M 15397, died
Hood,
battlecruiser
BROAD,
Thomas M (real name, but served as
Thomas Coombes), Petty Officer, 229152,
illness
Sunday,
4 February
1923
Impregnable,
Devonport
FINAMORE,
John S, Stoker Petty Officer, 308467,
illness
Marlborough,
battleship
CUTMORE,
William A, Gunner, RMA, RMA 13536,
illness
Monday,
5 February
1923
Dublin,
2nd class cruiser
TRY,
Leonard C A, Able Seaman, J 94777,
illness
Wednesday,
7 February
1923
Diomede,
light cruiser
SCHOLES,
Henry P, Lieutenant, illness
Friday,
9 February
1923
L.18,
submarine
WILLIAMS,
John, Warrant Engineer, illness
Vivid,
Devonport
BARTLETT,
William H, Stoker 1c, K 19642, railway
accident, killed
Saturday,
10 February
1923
Constance,
light cruiser
LEYSHON,
Edward G, Paymaster Commander, illness
Monday,
12 February
1923
Malabar,
Bermuda
HARVEY,
Harold E, Bugler, RMLI, 12169 (Ch),
illness
Wednesday,
14 February
1923
Carlisle,
light cruiser
VESEY-FITZGERALD,
William P D, Lieutenant, illness
Iroquois,
fleet sweeping sloop
NORRIS,
Allan V, Able Seaman, J 88069, illness
Thursday,
15 February
1923
Tarantula,
river gunboat
TREMAYNE,
John W L, Act/Sub Lieutenant, illness
Tourmaline,
destroyer
PINDER,
Thomas H, Leading Seaman, J 25342,
illness
Friday,
16 February
1923
Pembroke,
Chatham
HAMMOND,
Thomas S, Coastguardsman 2c, 172058,
illness
Royal
Navy
QUINE,
William J A, Surgeon Lieutenant
Commander, illness
Saturday,
17 February
1923
Belfast
Coast Guard
BLACKLER,
George F, Leading Boatman, 215761,
illness
Pembroke,
Chatham
LANE,
Henry J, Chief Stoker, 298042, illness
Sunday,
18 February
1923
Pembroke,
Chatham
COX,
Joseph, Chief Stoker, 308749, illness
Monday,
19 February
1923
Vernon,
Portsmouth
ROBINSON,
Edward J, Electrical Artificer 4c, M
35224, illness
Tuesday,
20 February
1923
Royal
Marines HQ
CALLISTER,
George, Sergeant, RMA, RMA 10298,
illness
Friday,
23 February
1923
Chatham,
2nd class cruiser
CHINNERY,
Herbert C, Officer's Cook 1c, 363502,
drowned
Saturday,
24 February
1923
Yarmouth,
2nd class cruiser
PHILLIPS,
Iver J, Stoker 1c, SS 118035, illness
Sunday,
25 February
1923
Capetown,
light cruiser
SUMNER,
John A, Engine Room Artificer 3C, M
26727, illness
ML.291,
motor launch
HINE,
William F, Leading Seaman, J 98680,
accidentally killed
Tuesday,
27 February
1923
Marlborough,
battleship
CLAYDON,
Walter, Chief Petty Officer, 222485,
accidentally killed
Friday,
2 March
1923
Vivid,
Devonport
TUNBRIDGE,
Harold W, Petty Officer, 209951, illness
Saturday,
3 March
1923
Vivid,
Devonport
GRAHAM,
Edward E, Ordinary Seaman, J 98979,
illness
Sunday,
4 March
1923
Diomede,
light cruiser
IVES,
Sydney J, Leading Seaman, J 24083,
illness
Warspite,
battleship
JANE,
James H, Stoker 1c, K 56194, illness
Thursday,
8 March
1923
Coventry,
light cruiser, at
Gibraltar, torpedo explosion, both
accidentally killed
BURT,
Fred H J, Chief Stoker, K 10238,
JACKSON,
Garibaldi, Engine Room Artificer 3c, M
33565
(the
following information is courtesy Ian
Claxton, who also enhanced and sent the
photograph showing ERA Jackson holding
Roma, the oldest of his two daughters,
not long before his death. "Both
daughters are still alive, the younger
is my customer, and lives in
Christchurch UK. The remains of both men
were interred in the military cemetery
in Gibraltar but reports to the family
said that 'the torpedo fell across
Jackson before exploding and that Chief
Stoker Burt was blown to "smithereens"'.
It is suspected Jackson's fate was the
same but the authorities declined to
elaborate further. The family have
inquired about the actual location of a
grave but have been told it has been
'lost' and only a 'plot' location is
available." If you have any further
information on the explosion, please
contact ian.claxton1@btinternet.com)
Saturday,
10 March
1923
Birmingham,
2nd class cruiser
HUTCHINGS,
Richard H, Chief Stoker, 302620, drowned
Pembroke,
Chatham
HARRIS,
Stanley F, Chief Petty Officer Cook,
347299, illness
Monday,
12 March
1923
Defiance,
Devonport
EDWARDS,
James, Stoker Petty Officer, 305412,
illness
Tuesday,
13 March
1923
Cormorant,
Gibraltar
WOOD,
Harry H J, Ordnance Artificer 4c, M
36276, accidentally killed
Wednesday,
14 March
1923
Wivern,
destroyer
SPENCER,
Gerald, Able Seaman, J 69706, illness
Thursday,
15 March
1923
Cerberus,
Williamston, Australia
MEACHIN,
Arthur, Stoker Petty Officer, 297045,
illness
Egmont,
Malta
ESPOSITO,
Joseph, Officer's Steward 2c, 360075,
illness
Saturday,
17 March
1923
Vivid,
Devonport
SMITH,
Albert, Stoker Petty Officer, K 331,
illness
Tuesday,
20 March
1923
Ganges,
Shotley/Harwich
CRISPIN,
Grenville, Boy 2c, J 105978, illness
Tuesday,
27 March
1923
Campbell,
flotilla leader
WEIGHILL,
Ernest, Signalman, J 64055, train
accident in Constantinople, killed
Wednesday,
28 March
1923
Barham, battleship
KILVERT,
Robert E, Major, RM, illness
Saturday,
31 March
1923
Southampton,
2nd class cruiser
MITCHELL,
David C, Chief Petty Officer Cook,
347257, illness
Sunday,
1 April
1923
Royal
Marines HQ
SNOWLING,
Bert, Corporal, RMLI, (no service number
listed), died
Victory,
Portsmouth
PARKER,
George E, Able Seaman, SS 10980,
accidentally killed
Monday,
2 April
1923
Excellent,
Portsmouth
ARNOLD,
Charles H, Petty Officer, 236201,
illness
Wednesday,
4 April
1923
Centurion,
battleship
LIGHT,
Walter J, Stoker Petty Officer, 306662,
illness
Sunday,
8 April
1923
Blenheim,
ex-cruiser, destroyer depot ship
MCLEOD,
John, Seaman, RNR, C 4847, illness
Tuesday,
10 April
1923
Titania,
submarine depot ship
SENNETT,
George H C, Chief Engine Room Artificer
2c, 270992, illness
Thursday,
12 April
1923
Royal
Marines HQ
HOLNESS,
Ernest R, Warrant Officer 2c, illness
Saturday,
14 April
1923
Centurion,
battleship
PEAT,
Arnold, Ordinary Seaman, SS 11386,
drowned
Tuesday,
17 April
1923
Violent,
destroyer
DUNROE,
John, Able Seaman, 203394, illness
Wednesday,
18 April
1923
Vivid,
Devonport
HORNSSY,
Frederick, Petty Officer, 116222,
illness
Friday,
20 April
1923
Moorhen,
river gunboat
YORKE,
Arthur L, Stoker 1c, K 22187, drowned
Saturday,
21 April
1923
Vivid,
Devonport
MATTHEWS,
Arthur, Leading Cook, M 1634, illness
Thursday,
26 April
1923
Southampton,
2nd class cruiser
LEWIN,
William P, Stoker 1c, K 56891, heat
stroke, died
Sunday,
29 April
1923
Dolphin,
Gosport
WILKINS,
Edward, Stoker 1c, K 23283, illness
Monday,
30 April
1923
Centurion,
battleship
RAY,
Bertram J, Ordinary Seaman, J 96458,
illness
Wednesday,
2 May 1923
Pembroke,
Chatham
JONES,
Frederick J, Officer's Steward 4c, L
13948, accidentally killed
Wednesday,
9 May 1923
Brisbane
(RAN), 2nd class cruiser
MARSHALL,
George E, Able Seaman, J 99203, illness
Espiegle,
sloop
SCOTT,
Charles, Stoker 1c, K 15386, illness
Tuesday,
15 May
1923
Lowestoft,
2nd class cruiser
BEAMS,
Percy T, Private, RMLI, 15826 (Ch), died
Vivid,
Devonport
GAVAN,
William O, Petty Officer, J 4930,
illness
Monday,
21 May
1923
RM,
11th Battalion
COLE,
Cyril J, Private, RMLI, 14909 (Po),
illness
Tuesday,
22 May
1923
Vivid,
Devonport
RAWLINGS,
Ernest W, Able Seaman, J 16094, drowned
WATERS,
Thomas J, Able Seaman, J 35067, killed
Wolfhound,
destroyer
FULLER,
Arthur J, Leading Stoker, 307571,
drowned
Friday,
25 May
1923
Gibraltar
Dockyard
BARTER,
Frederick, Engineer Captain, illness
Saturday,
26 May
1923
Despatch,
light cruiser
CARTER,
George H, Stoker 1c, K 56465, illness
Monday,
4 June
1923
Ganges,
Shotley/Harwich
WEIGHTMAN,
Leonard, Boy 2c, J 107275, illness
Wednesday,
6 June
1923
Curacoa,
light cruiser
DODNEY,
William E F, Private, RMLI, 19817 (Po),
illness
Friday,
8 June
1923
Royal
Naval Volunteer Reserve
STEEGMAN,
Edward J, Surgeon Commander, RNVR,
illness
Sunday,
10 June
1923
Repulse,
battlecruiser
MCBRIDE,
John L, Engine Room Artificer 4c, RNVR,
Mersey 5/102, illness
Warspite,
battleship
STACEY,
George, Stoker Petty Officer, K 3037,
illness
Tuesday,
12 June
1923
Diligence,
Scapa Flow
STAMPF,
Charles W, Plumber, M 805, accidentally,
accidentally killed
Wednesday,
13 June
1923
Pembroke,
Chatham
ALLISON,
Kenneth, Boy 1c, J 103169, illness
Friday,
15 June
1923
Glorious,
light battlecruiser
WARE,
John T, Gunner, illness
Sunday,
17 June
1923
Centurion,
battleship
COX,
Thomas H, Stoker 1c, K 58473, burns,
died
Centurion,
battleship
DILLON,
Joseph, Stoker 1c, K 15795, accidentally
killed
Monday,
18 June
1923
Centurion,
battleship,
RACE,
George L, Stoker 1c, SS 122289,
accidentally killed
Diomede,
light cruiser
DYER,
George, Ordinary Seaman, J 95962,
illness
Friday,
22 June
1923ggg
Excellent,
Portsmouth
CALLAWAY,
Albert A W, Leading Seaman, J 16817,
illness
Royal
Navy
DICKSON,
John H, Warrant Engineer, illness
Wednesday,
27 June
1923
President,
London
SAUNDERS,
Charles, Chief Petty Officer
Telegraphist, 201032, illness
Vivid,
Devonport
HARTLEY,
Horace B, Chief Engine Room Artificer
1c, 270515, illness
Saturday,
30 June
1923
Comus,
light cruiser
PRESTON,
James A, Stoker 1c, K 23631, illness
Tuesday,
3 July
1923
Wolverine,
destroyer
BAMSEY,
Richard, Leading Stoker, K 1944, illness
Wednesday,
4 July
1923
Pembroke,
Chatham
COOK,
Alfred W J, Stoker Petty Officer, K
15869, illness
Friday,
6 July
1923
Calcutta, light
cruiser
LEGG,
Reginald G, Able Seaman, J 99300,
drowned
Torch,
destroyer
MCDONNELL,
John, Stoker Petty Officer, K 9465,
illness
Sunday,
8 July
1923
Dolphin,
Gosport
WREN,
Alfred W, Electrical Artificer 2c, M
7867, illness
Pembroke,
Chatham
GREEN,
Charles W, Stoker 2c, K 61453, illness
Sirdar,
destroyer
COWE,
Thomas W, Stoker 1c, SS 119925, drowned
Tuesday,
10 July
1923
Victory,
Portsmouth
PAYNE,
Albert, Able Seaman, 223540, illness
Wednesday,
11 July
1923
Ajax,
battleship
TEUMA,
Albert, Officer's Steward 3c, 358428,
illness
Saturday,
14 July
1923
Victory,
Portsmouth
MARSHALL,
Henry G, Leading Seaman, J 23995,
illness
Friday,
20 July
1923
Blenheim,
ex-cruiser, destroyer depot ship
BUTCHER,
Edward M, Stoker 1c, 158337, illness
Saturday,
21 July
1923
Britannia,
RN College, Dartmouth
WEEDON,
Frank A W, Act/Sub Lieutenant, illness
Sunday,
22 July
1923
Pembroke,
Chatham
BOXALL,
Frederick A B, Sick Berth Attendant, M
30697, illness
Monday,
23 July
1923
Argus, aircraft carrier
FRANCIS,
William G, Bugler, RMLI, 21338 (Po),
illness
Saturday,
28 July
1923
Barham, battleship
SHEPHARD,
Frederick E, Petty Officer Cook, 347798,
illness
Wednesday,
1 August
1923
Bryony,
convoy sloop
MCINTOSH,
Harold, Stoker 1c, K 59805, died
Saturday,
4 August
1923
Iron
Duke, battleship
NICHOLLS,
Douglas J, Boy 1c, J 103993, illness
King
George V, battleship
COPP,
Ambrose, Stoker 1c, K 11976, drowned
Monday,
6 August
1923
Scarab,
river gunboat
ROWNTREE,
James D, Able Seaman, J 43089, drowned
Friday,
10 August
1923
Velox
destroyer
PACKHAM,
Charles R, Able Seaman, J 14619, illness
Sunday,
12 August
1923
Warwick,
destroyer
PRATT,
Thomas, Stoker 1c, K 19474, illness
Wednesday,
15 August
1923
Vivid,
Devonport
BRANAGH,
Henry, Master at Arms, M 7886, illness
Thursday,
16 August
1923
Royal
Marines
JONES,
Walter T C, Lieutenant Colonel, RM,
illness
Saturday,
18 August
1923
Carlisle,
light cruiser
HODKINSON,
Frederick C, Able Seaman, J 99607,
illness
Excellent,
Portsmouth
PEET,
Frederick H, Gunner, illness
Hood,
battlecuiser
NICHOLS,
Edgar, Marine, Ply/21303, illness
Sunday,
19 August
1923
Iron
Duke, battleship
FOSTER,
Charles W, Stoker 1c, K 58245, illness
Monday,
20 August
1923
Dolphin,
Gosport
WILLIAMS,
William H, Petty Officer, 209267,
illness
Pembroke,
Chatham
THOMPSON,
John, Chief Petty Officer, 214105, died
Thursday,
23 August
1923
Chatham,
2nd class cruiser
READ,
Cecil W, Petty Officer, 227245, illness
Monday,
27 August
1923
Carlisle,
light cruiser
SWANTON,
Herbert F, Blacksmith, 346627,
accidentally killed
Tuesday,
28 August
1923
Burslem,
minesweeper
FORD,
Henry E, Stoker 1c, 310426, drowned
Castor,
light cruiser
BROWN,
Eustace W, Engine Room Artificer 3c, M
34385, illness
Marlborough,
battleship
CLARK,
Robert E, Master at Arms, 195657,
illness
Wednesday,
29 August
1923
Ceres,
light cruiser
CORDING,
Edward, Boy 1c, J 101694, drowned
Impregnable,
Devonport
BORGNET,
Eric C J, Boy 2c, J 107596, illness
Thursday,
30 August
1923
Chrysanthemum,
convoy sloop
RIDDELL,
Francis R C, Lieutenant, illness
Friday,
31 August
1923
Hawkins,
cruiser
PILE,
Harry H, Leading Seaman, 235972, drowned
Sunday,
2 September
1923
Queen
Elizabeth, battleship
HOLLOWAY,
John W B, Marine, 19800 (Po), died
Monday,
3 September
1923
Pembroke,
Chatham
NEVIN,
John T, Regulating Petty Officer, M
36359, accidentally killed
Tuesday,
4 September
1923
Vivid,
Devonport
PARKER,
Frederick W, Able Seaman, 217317,
illness
Friday,
7 September
1923
RN
Hospital, Haslar
MARSH,
Alex B, Surgeon Commander, illness
Sunday,
9 September
1923
Vanessa,
destroyer
KENNEDY,
Alfred M, Able Seaman, J 10439,
accidentally killed
Thursday,
13 September
1923
Pembroke,
Chatham
TURNER,
Albert G, Able Seaman, J 83715, illness
Friday,
14 September
1923
Centurion,
battleship
MARSHALL,
Charles A, Leading Stoker, 305171,
illness
Constance,
light cruiser
SAUNDERS,
Sydney, Marine, 13829 (Ch), road
accident, killed
P.59,
patrol boat
RIGGS,
Reginald O, Able Seaman, J 22629,
illness
Pembroke,
Chatham
TUCKER,
Robert H, Stoker 1c, K 47056, illness
Monday,
17 September
1923
Agamemnon,
target ship
CHIVERS,
Horace W, Stoker 1c, K 14297, illness
Excellent,
Portsmouth
BURNS,
Allan R, Able Seaman, J 24920,
accidentally killed
Tuesday,
18 September
1923
Royal
Naval Reserve
WOODROOFE,
Robert, Lieutenant, RNR, illness
Wednesday,
19 September
1923
Ceres,
light cruiser
VELLA,
Raphaell, Officer's Steward 2c, 358722,
illness
Friday,
21 September
1923
Victory,
Portsmouth
STUTCHBURY,
Frederick N, Telegraphist, J 70431,
illness
Sunday,
23 September
1923
Centaur,
light cruiser
POWELL,
Bernard, Electrical Artificer 3c, M
33891, illness
Monday,
24 September
1923
P.47,
patrol boat
BOYD,
Alfred, Engine Room Artificer 2c, M
18099, drowned
Wednesday,
26 September
1923
Vernon,
Portsmouth
BARKER,
William A H, Commissioned Gunner,
illness
Thursday,
27 September
1923
Pembroke,
Chatham
GREEN,
John, Musician, RMB, RMB 2076, illness
Thursday,
4 October
1923
Vivid,
Devonport
TELFORD,
William, Leading Stoker, K 10747,
illness
Saturday,
6 October
1923
Fantome,
ex-sloop, survey ship
MCDOUGAL,
William J, Able Seaman, 233413, drowned
Warspite, battleship
CAHILL,
Joseph, Able Seaman, J 12725, illness
Tuesday,
9 October
1923
Seawolf,
destroyer
STOCKMAN,
Frederick, Able Seaman, 203678,
accidentally killed
Wednesday,
10 October
1923
Dolphin,
Gosport
YOUNG,
Thomas, Stoker Petty Officer, 217754,
illness
Saturday,
13 October
1923
Dolphin,
Gosport
JONES,
Harold G, Petty Officer, J 7994, illness
Tuesday,
16 October
1923
Barham, battleship
HUNTINGFORD,
George T, Able Seaman, J 13272, illness
Comus,
light cruiser
PIDGEON,
William J, Petty Officer, J 11337,
drowned
Saturday,
20 October
1923
Philomel,
ex-cruiser, depot ship, New Zealand
TICKELL,
William G, Stoker Chief Petty Officer, M
618, accidentally killed
Sunday,
21 October
1923
Pembroke,
Chatham
KERR,
William, Engine Room Artificer 2c, M
9383, illness
Monday,
22 October
1923
Pembroke,
Chatham
BIRD,
Albert E, Sick Berth Attendant, M 33621,
illness
Wednesday,
24 October
1923
Crocus,
fleet sweeping sloop
BOHO,
Mordhammen, Seedie, (no service number
listed), illness
Saturday,
27 October
1923
Delhi,
light cruiser
SMITH,
James E, Engine Room Artificer 3c, M
14558, illness
Sunday,
28 October
1923
Vivid,
Devonport
JONES,
Francis P, Stoker 1c, K 23368, illness
Monday,
29 October
1923
Ramillies, battleship
CHURCHMAN,
Henry E E, Petty Officer, J 12266,
illness
Tuesday,
30 October
1923
Queen
Elizabeth, battleship
FAIRWEATHER,
Frederick A, Able Seaman, J 7766,
drowned
Walker,
destroyer
CLARK,
Duncan,
Able Seaman, J 95446, drowned
Thursday,
1 November
1923
Flora,
Simonstown, South Africa
SALAH,
Abdullah B, Seedie, (no service number
listed), illness
Friday,
2 November
1923
Pembroke,
Chatham
SCRAGG,
William A, Regulating Petty Officer, M
37148, illness
Saturday,
3 November
1923
Royal
Navy
KNAPP,
Christopher R, Warrant Mechanician,
illness
Victory,
Portsmouth
EASTMENT,
Walter J, Able Seaman, SS 5934, road
accident, killed
Sunday,
4 November
1923
Tamar,
Hong Kong
RICHARDSON,
Dudley J, Leading Stoker, K 21018,
drowned
Thursday,
8 November
1923
Queen
Elizabeth, battleship
LOCOCK,
Victor G, Able Seaman, J 58584, illness
Friday,
9 November
1923
Royal
Marines HQ
LUCAS,
John J, Marine, RMLI, 14122 (Ch), died
Saturday,
10 November
1923
Columbine,
Rosyth
RAMSEY,
Kenneth G, Lieutenant Commander, illness
Saturday,
17 November
1923
Victoria
& Albert, Royal Yacht
WOODWARDS,
Charles A, Stoker Petty Officer, 281765,
illness
Wednesday,
21 November
1923
Flora,
Simonstown, South Africa
WILLIAM,
George, Krooman, (no service number
listed), illness
Thursday,
22 November
1923
Tarantula,
river gunboat
SMITH,
Patrick C, Lieutenant, illness
Friday,
23 November
1923
Enterprise,
light cruiser
TURNER,
Percy, Commissioned Shipwright, illness
Saturday,
24 November
1923
Ajax,
battleship
LYONS,
Edward J, Chief Stoker, 304685, illness
Defiance,
Devonport
BOLT,
John G, Chief Engine Room Artificer 2c,
M 1002, illness
Sunday,
25 November
1923
Hood,
battlecruiser
HORTON,
James, Able Seaman, J 102952, drowned
Monday,
3 December
1923
Argus,
aircraft carrier
SMYTH,
Sidney R, Shipwright 2c, 347216, illness
Tuesday,
4 December
1923
Vivid,
Devonport
EVANS,
Harry, Sick Berth Petty Officer, M 3178,
illness
Wednesday,
5 December
1923
L.11,
submarine, fire onboard
BEAL,
George W (real name, but served as
George W Brown), Leading Stoker, K
18357, killed
Saturday,
8 December
1923
Pembroke,
Chatham
DONNELLY,
Thomas, Commissioned Gunner, illness
Sunday,
9 December
1923
Marazion,
ex-minesweeper, submarine depot ship,
Hong Kong
LINGARD,
Edward V, Leading Stoker, K 23637,
illness
Thursday,
13 December
1923
Lucia,
submarine depot ship
EDWARDS,
Garnet, Officer's Steward 1c, 360453,
illness
Friday,
21 December
1923
Alecto,
submarine depot ship
TUCKER,
Frederick J, Officer's Steward 3c,
363935, accidentally killed
Saturday,
22 December
1923
Royal
Navy
ROBERTSON,
Frederick L, Engineer Commander,
illness, date listed as 22nd/23rd
Thursday,
27 December
1923
Revenge,
battleship
DIPLOCK,
Harry, Signalman Petty Officer, 311859,
illness
Saturday,
29 December
1923
Birmingham,
2nd class cruiser
BUXTON,
Bernard, Commander, illness
Dolphin,
Gosport
O'BRIEN,
Joseph, Stoker 1c, K 14645, died
Vivid,
Devonport
KEAST,
Daniel C, Officer's Steward 3c, L 10802,
illness
