Casualty Lists of the Royal Navy and Dominion Navies, Armistice 1918-August 1939 Researched & compiled by Don Kindell, all rights reserved by Name - CADAGAN to EYRES

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(1) Casualty information in order - Surname, First name, Initial(s), Rank and part of the Service other than RN (RNR, RNVR, RFR etc), Service Number (ratings only, also if Dominion or Indian Navies), (on the books of another ship/shore establishment, O/P – on passage), Fate

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CADAGAN, Albert, Able Seaman, J 55263, ML.291, motor launch, 26 December 1921, drowned

CADD, William, Boy 1c, J 89738, Ramillies, 27 April 1919, illness

CADELL, Alexander R, Lieutenant, Victory, 14 May 1928, illness

CAFFERY, William H, Stoker 1c, 283835, RND, Collingwood Battalion, 22 February 1919, discharged, illness in UK

CAHALANE, Daniel, Seaman, RNR, A 5310, RND, Anson Battalion, 2 May 1919, discharged, illness in UK

CAHILL, Joseph, Able Seaman, J 12725, Warspite, 6 October 1923, illness

CAIN, James, Ordinary Seaman, P/SSX 14980, Victory I, 2 May 1935, illness

CAIN, John T, Able Seaman, RNVR, Clyde Z 7679, President, 14 February 1919, illness

CAIN, John, Assistant Cook, MMR, 898718, Hughli, Royal Fleet Auxiliary, 26 April 1919, ship lost

CAIN, Percy E, Act/Lieutenant Commander, RNVR, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, 23 March 1921, illness

CAIRNS, David C, Able Seaman, C/SSX 16483, Caledonia, 3 March 1939, in motor boat, drowned

CAITHNESS, William, Surgeon Lieutenant Commander, RNVR, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, 28 March 1931, illness

CAKE, Percy L, Boy 2c, J 112646, Ganges, 1 June 1925, illness

CAKEBREAD, Arthur, Lieutenant, RNVR, Juno, 7 July 1919, illness

CALDER, Robert, Telegraphist, J 82617, Vivid, 25 September 1925, illness

CALDICOTT, Alfred G, Stoker Petty Officer, C/K 58055, Pembroke, 26 October 1931, road accident, killed

CALEY, William, Able Seaman, J 83751, Ladybird, 22 August 1921, drowned

CALLAGHAN, James, Coastguardsman 3c, 177301, Vivid, 13 October 1921, illness

CALLAGHAN, James, Stoker 1c, K 30260, Kilfinny, 26 February 1919, illness

CALLAGHAN, Sir GEORGE A, Admiral of the Fleet, Royal Navy, 23 November 1920, illness

CALLAN, William D, Chief Gunner, Ark Royal, 8 March 1920, illness

CALLARD, William G, Leading Cook, M 5663, Glorious, 17 March 1930, illness

CALLAWAY, Albert A W, Leading Seaman, J 16817, Excellent, 22 June 1923, illness

CALLAWAY, Frank Le M, Paymaster Lieutenant, Egmont, 3 March 1919, illness

CALLEJA, Carmelo, Officer's Cook 1c, 167026, Victory, 14 January 1920, illness

CALLINGHAM, Harry V, Able Seaman, P/JX 132669, Excellent, 9 June 1933, road accident, killed

CALLISTER, George, Sergeant, RMA, RMA 10298, Royal Marines HQ, 20 February 1923, illness

CALLOW, Cecil C, Musician, RMB X 259, Excellent, 18 August 1935, road accident, killed

CALLOW, William, Private, RMLI, 16679 (Po), Leviathan, 20 January 1919, died in UK

CALLUS, Angelo, Petty Officer 1c, 235504, Egmont, 7 February 1921, illness

CALVERT, John J, Skipper, RNR, Royal Naval Reserve, 19 December 1931, illness

CALVERT, Thomas F P, Rear Admiral, Royal Navy, 1 July 1938, illness

CAME, John, Leading Telegraphist, J 808, Calypso, 20 July 1920, drowned

CAMERON, George W L, Chief Petty Officer, D/J 5457, Mersey Division, RNVR, 28 June 1934, illness

CAMERON, John, Gunner, RMA (no service number listed), RM Headquarters, 3 July 1921, killed by Irish Republican Army

CAMERON, Robert F, Seaman, RNR, X 18393 A, Blanche, 15 July 1939, road accident, killed

CAMERON, Robert, Engineman, RNR, ES 2970, White Lilac, 30 October 1919, illness

CAMERON, Simon, Salvage Shipwright, MMR (no service number listed), Hughli, Royal Fleet Auxiliary, 26 April 1919, ship lost

CAMERON, Stanley R, Ordinary Seaman, P/JX 140622, Dorsetshire, 27 June 1937, illness

CAMM, Thomson, Ordinary Seaman, J 85434, Marlborough, 12 April 1919, illness

CAMPBELL, Alexander, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 11999, Iolaire (Venerable, O/P), 1 January 1919, ship lost

CAMPBELL, Alexander, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 13353, Iolaire (Venerable, O/P), 1 January 1919, ship lost

CAMPBELL, Alexander, Leading Seaman, RNR, C 2999, Iolaire (Victory, O/P), 1 January 1919, ship lost

CAMPBELL, Alexander, Stoker 1c, C/K 63149, Pembroke, 21 September 1930, illness

CAMPBELL, Angus, Seaman, RNR, C 3590, Iolaire (Excellent, O/P), 1 January 1919, ship lost

CAMPBELL, Donald, Deck Hand, MMR, 973810, Ugie Bank, 10 December 1918, illness

CAMPBELL, Donald, Leading Seaman, RNR, C 2058, Iolaire (Pembroke, O/P), 1 January 1919, ship lost

CAMPBELL, Donald, Seaman, RNR, B 3356, Iolaire (Victory, O/P), 1 January 1919, ship lost

CAMPBELL, George H, Supply Petty Officer, 306297, Caroline, 7 May 1922, died

CAMPBELL, George, Chief Officer, HM Coast Guard, HM Coastguard Station Craster, 3 March 1920, illness

CAMPBELL, Gunning M, Major General, RM, RMLI, Adjutant General, 29 November 1920, illness

CAMPBELL, Guy, Act/Paymaster Lieutenant Commander, Venerable, 25 November 1918, illness

CAMPBELL, James, Able Seaman, J 20620 (Ch), Francol, Royal Fleet Auxiliary, 27 December 1919, boat accident, drowned

CAMPBELL, James, Skipper, RNR, Royal Naval Reserve, 15 April 1936, illness

CAMPBELL, John, Stoker 1c, P/K 58712, Stuart, 4 October 1930, drowned

CAMPBELL, Kenneth, Seaman, RNR, A 4804, Iolaire (Galatea, O/P), 1 January 1919, ship lost

CAMPBELL, Lawrence, Able Seaman, J 28822, Victory, 24 February 1919, illness

CAMPBELL, Murdo, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 20536, Iolaire (Matthew Flynn, O/P), 1 January 1919, ship lost

CAMPBELL, O. (Initial Only) M, Constructor Worker, C.I.R. (abbreviation not known), 28 August 1921, killed

CAMPBELL, Patrick M, Boy 1c, JX 148593, Royal Oak, 27 April 1937, died

CAMPBELL, William, Able Seaman, RAN, 9073 (RN J 7936), Australia (RAN), 1 June 1920, drowned

CAMPKIN, Herbert C, Stoker 2c, K 53408, Vivid, 26 November 1918, illness

CANN, Headley, Leading Stoker, K 16998, L.24, 10 January 1924, ship loss, died

CANNEL, James, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 18512, Vivid, 18 March 1919, illness

CANNIFFE, James, Able Seaman, 229493, Hood, 22 May 1927, illness

CANNON, Andrew J, Chief Stoker, 294688, Gardenia, 10 February 1920, drowned

CANNON, Sidney R F C, Marine, 22080 (Po), Dryad, 4 July 1934, illness

CANT, Athol H, Leading Telegraphist, J 34995, H.42, 23 March 1922, ship loss, died

CARBERY, Patrick, Marine, 17700 (Ch), Tamar III, 9 April 1933, illness

CARD, Ernest, Boy 2c, J 109656, Impregnable, 30 November 1924, illness

CARD, Frederick J, Stoker 2c, K 47579, Calliope, 27 January 1925, illness

CARDY, William H, Greaser, MMR, 915126, Eaglet, 2 March 1919, illness

CAREY, Alfred, Able Seaman, J 9112, Vivid (ex-Somme), 10 September 1920, illness

CAREY, Michael (real name, but served as William Carter), Stoker 1c, 292476, Prince Eugene, 15 November 1918, illness

CAREY, Thomas G, Lieutenant, Exeter, 24 March 1933, accidentally killed

CAREY, William F H, Sergeant, RMA, RMA 7425, Iliona, hired yacht, 13 December 1918, illness

CARISS, Philip H, Victualling Chief Petty Officer, M 2636, Vivid, 28 May 1919, drowned

CARLINE, Leonard, Leading Telegraphist, J 6437, L.7, 20 August 1926, illness

CARN, Francis C, Stoker 1c, K 58953, Pembroke, 17 March 1929, illness

CARN-DUFF, Herbert J, Lieutenant, Valiant, 13 April 1922, illness

CARN-DUFF, Herbert J, Lieutenant, Valiant, 13 February 1922, drowned

CARNE, Robert R B, Stoker 2c, K 49920, Bacchante, 10 February 1919, illness

CARNE, Thomas W, Stoker Petty Officer, 312380, Woolwich (ex-Garland), 18 March 1920, illness

CARNEIRO, Victor C, Officer's Steward 2c, L 8960, Crocus, 9 January 1925, illness

CARNEY, Edward, Ordinary Seaman, J 65549, Moorsom, 11 February 1919, illness

CARNOCHAN, Andrew, Able Seaman, J 32306, Marlborough, 3 March 1919, illness

CARPENTER, Allan B, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 3818, Mitres, 9 January 1919, illness

CARPENTER, Henry L, Schoolmaster, Delhi (ex-Curlew), 13 February 1928, illness

CARR, Arthur C, Leading Telegraphist, J 90634, Wallflower, 22 June 1930, illness

CARR, George A, Boy 2c, JX 130747, Impregnable, 11 March 1928, illness

CARR, John G O, Telegraphist, J 51463, Diomede, 14 February 1928, illness

CARR, Robert W, Able Seaman, C/SSX 14782, Ivanhoe, 2 July 1939, accidentally killed

CARRICK, James A, Seaman, RNR, B 3519, Alston, steamship, 15 December 1918, illness

CARRIE, Alec M, Lieutenant Commander, M.1, 12 November 1925, ship loss, died

CARROLL, Albert E W, Fireman, MMR, 525049, Avoca, 20 November 1918, illness

CARROLL, George, Lieutenant Commander, RNR, Royal Naval Reserve, 21 July 1928, illness

CARROLL, Henry, Stoker Petty Officer, 152362, Wildfire, 29 November 1919, illness

CARROLL, John J, Surgeon Lieutenant Commander, Hong Kong Dockyard, 14 December 1927, illness

CARSLAKE, Henry L, Lieutenant, Egmont I, 21 October 1926, seaplane crash, killed

CARSTAIRS, Cyril R J, Lieutenant, Torpedo Course, 27 January 1931, illness

CARTER, Alfred E, Chief Skipper, RNR, Boscawen, 23 May 1938, illness

CARTER, Charles E, Stoker 1c, K 56694, Vivid, 29 April 1929, illness

CARTER, Edward W, Officer's Steward 2c, L 7528, Dido, 23 June 1920, drowned

CARTER, Francis A W, Able Seaman, D/J 100637, Cygnet, 1 May 1936, illness

CARTER, Frank, Chief Electrical Artificer 1c, M 201, Diomede, 21 June 1928, illness

CARTER, Frederick A, Leading Telegraphist, C/J 39482, Wireless Telegraph Station, Matara, Ceylon (Sri Lanka), 21 October 1934, illness

CARTER, Frederick H, Marine, 24423 (Ch), RM Barracks Eastney, 10 August 1935, died

CARTER, George A, Petty Officer, 218672, Excellent, 21 July 1927, illness

CARTER, George H, Stoker 1c, K 56465, Despatch, 26 May 1923, illness

CARTER, Horace W H, Signalman, 236058, Vivid, 30 April 1930, illness

CARTER, Joseph E, Stoker 1c, P/KX 82927, Aurora, 24 February 1939, illness

CARTER, P (initial only) W, Paymaster Lieutenant (Registrar Clerk), RNR, Royal Naval Reserve, June 1938, date not given in Navy List, illness

CARTER, Percival R, Telegraphist, J 70337, FAA, 446 Flight, Courageous, 12 May 1928, aircraft accident, DOI

CARTER, Richard K D H, Lieutenant (E), Malta Dockyard, 3 April 1936, illness

CARTER, Walter W, Stoker 1c, D/KX 81328, Barham, 2 May 1935, accidentally killed

CARTER, William E, Engineer Commander, Royal Navy, 18 March 1928, illness

CARTWRIGHT, Harry, Able Seaman, RNVR, Mersey Z 296, President III, 8 March 1919, illness

CARTWRIGHT-TAYLOR, John W D, Paymaster Sub Lieutenant, RNVR, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, 4 April 1935, illness

CARUANA, Salvatore, Able Seaman, JX 125615, Egmont, 1 July 1930, illness

CARVER, Eric A J, Boy 2c, JX 145536, Ganges, 14 June 1936, illness

CASELEY, Gordon T, Marine, 24303 (Ch), RM Chatham Division, 21 June 1931, illness

CASEY, Patrick, Yeoman of Signals, 227466, Glowworm, 25 August 1919, explosion

CASEY, Robert C, Lieutenant, RAN, M.1, 12 November 1925, ship loss, died

CASPALL, William C, Junior Reserve Attendant, M 19971, Crescent, 30 November 1918, illness in UK

CASS, Arthur, Ordinary Seaman, P/SSX 14881, Courageous, 6 April 1935, illness

CAST, William J, Engine Room Artificer Apprentice, MX 47799, Pembroke, 7 April 1932, road accident, killed

CASTER, William, Trimmer, RNR, TS 6708, Aiglon, 18 February 1919, illness

CATELINET, John A, Private, RMLI, 19184 (Po), RM, 3rd Battalion, 4 December 1918, illness in Lemnos

CATHIE, Archibald, Boy Artisan, M 33270, Fisgard, 5 November 1919, illness

CATOR, Richard B, Midshipman, Blue Sky, tender to Queen Elizabeth, 13 June 1922, ship loss, died

CATTELL, Charles V, Gunner, RMA, RMA 3102, RMA Eastney, 21 December 1918, illness

CAUSER, Bert H, Leading Signalman, J 38389, Vivid, 10 July 1927, illness

CAVE, Percy H E, Leading Seaman, 182484, Ganges, 14 November 1918, illness

CAVINEY, Martin, Stoker 1c, K 13925, Ranger, 16 March 1919, illness

CAWKWELL, George W, Able Seaman, J 36153, Caledon, 2 February 1922, illness

CAWTE, Cecil F, Boy 2c, J 102033, Impregnable, 30 May 1921, illness

CAZENAVE, Robert J, Petty Officer, J 936, Pembroke, 6 July 1926, illness

CECIL, Richard F B, Lieutenant, FAA, 441 Flight, Argus, 6 February 1929, air crash, killed

CHADDOCK, Richard, Chief Steward, MMR, 724836, Greyhound II, 24 November 1918, illness

CHADWICK, Charles H, Marine, X 480 (Po), Royal Marines HQ Portsmouth, 24 February 1933, illness

CHAFE, Edwin, Lieutenant, FAA, 423 Sqn, Eagle, 18 January 1927, aircraft accident, killed

CHALCROFT, Ernest F, Leading Stoker, P/K 21165, Searcher, 4 April 1932, drowned

CHALLEN, Charlie W, Musician, RMB, RMB X 13, Sussex, 3 January 1937, died

CHALLIS, Charles E, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 10501, Silver King, 21 January 1919, illness

CHALMERS, Andrew W, Seaman, RNR, A 8873, Freesia, 5 December 1918, drowned

CHAMBERLAIN, Frederick C S, Musician, RMB, RMB X 153, Glorious, 27 November 1933, drowned

CHAMBERLAIN, Henry, Able Seaman, J 7481, Ormonde, 20 June 1928, illness

CHAMBERLAYNE, Tankerville, Honorary Lieutenant, RNR, Royal Naval Reserve, May 1924, day not given in Navy List, illness

CHAMBERS, Alfred C, Able Seaman, D/JX 131754, St Angelo (Fame), 22 July 1936, illness

CHAMBERS, Reuben H, Able Seaman, RAN, 9656 (former RN), Royal Australian Navy, 13 January 1924, illness

CHAMBERS, William F H, Boy 1c, J 94935, Impregnable, 22 December 1919, illness

CHAMPNESS, Richard A B, Shipwright 3c, P/M 39532, Royal Sovereign, 25 June 1935, road accident, killed

CHANCE, Gilbert H T, Able Seaman, J 43099, Benbow, 20 October 1921, illness

CHANDLER, Henry, Private, RMLI, 19831 (Ch), RM, 8th Battalion, 21 May 1921, killed in Ireland

CHANDLER, John M, Lieutenant, Pilot's Course, No.1, 10 November 1924, air crash, killed

CHANDLER, Samuel, Stoker Petty Officer, 292046, Pembroke, 3 April 1919, illness

CHANNER, Frank, Stoker 1c, K 21141 (Ch), Frostaxe, 29 April 1919, ship lost

CHAPLIN, William, Stoker 1c, K 266900, Clonmel, 27 November 1918, illness

CHAPMAN, Albert E, Able Seaman, D/J 29850, Drake, 21 October 1935, illness

CHAPMAN, Cecil, Able Seaman, C/JX 126505, M.2, 29 January 1932, ship loss, died

CHAPMAN, Charles M S, Lieutenant, L.55, submarine, 4 June 1919, ship lost

CHAPMAN, Charles W, Boy 1c, J 102166, Vivid, 30 May 1921, illness

CHAPMAN, Charles W, Leading Seaman, 236737, Victory, 4 February 1922, illness

CHAPMAN, Edward M H, Ty/Midshipman, RNR, Royal Naval Reserve, 28 November 1919, illness

CHAPMAN, Ernest F, Engine Room Artificer 2c, M 7579, Curlew, 5 January 1922, illness

CHAPMAN, Ernest, Engine Room Artificer 2c, M 7355, Repulse, 26 July 1922, illness

CHAPMAN, George W, Able Seaman, J 22107, Victory, 6 December 1918, illness

CHAPMAN, Harold, Lieutenant, Thetis, 3 June 1939, ship loss, died

CHAPMAN, Richard H, Stoker Petty Officer, 299203, Vivid, 10 January 1923, accidentally killed

CHAPMAN, Samuel C, Commissioned Gunner, Royal Navy, 1 June 1935, illness

CHAPMAN, Sydney, Lieutenant, RNR, Royal Naval Reserve, 19 April 1931, accidentally killed

CHAPMAN, William H, Able Seaman, J 22830, Royal Sovereign, 14 March 1924, illness

CHAPMAN, William J, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 4071, Attentive II, 23 August 1919, drowned

CHAPPELL, Alfred L, Private, RME, RME 7895, RM Engineers, 11 January 1919, illness

CHAPPELL, Frederick J T, Leading Signalman, J 23743, Benbow, 6 December 1924, illness

CHARLES, Harold, Chief Sick Berth Attendant, M 359, Valerian, 22 October 1926, ship loss, died

CHARLESWORTH, Herbert, Boy 2c, J 115226, Impregnable, 2 March 1926, illness

CHARLWOOD, Frederick E, Master at Arms, 203311, Victory, 26 October 1922, illness

CHARMAN, William H, Leading Telegraphist, J 31517 (Po), K.5, submarine, 20 January 1921, ship lost

CHARNOCK, Robert, Cook, MMR, 756501, Sir Aubin, 15 May 1919, drowned

CHARTERIS, Hugh L, Midshipman (A), Peregrine, 2 June 1939, aircraft accident, killed

CHASE, Frederick W, Able Seaman, J 101278, M.2, 2 January 1930, illness

CHASE, Frederick W, Leading Stoker, K 3799 (Po), K.5, submarine, 20 January 1921, ship lost

CHAUB, Edgar C, Leading Signalman, J 15794, Kent, 22 December 1928, drowned

CHAWNER, James, Able Seaman, RNVR, Bristol Z 4441, Victory, 17 February 1919, illness

CHEAL, Frederick J, Stoker Petty Officer, 286273, Bacchante, 22 February 1919, illness

CHEESEBROUGH, Thomas M, Ordinary Seaman, J 85493, Fox, 2 July 1919, mine explosion, killed

CHEESMAN, Donald A, Boy 2c, J 93372, Powerful, 21 November 1918, illness

CHEETHAM, Sydney W, Able Seaman, J 69217 (Ch), Astraea, 13 January 1919, drowned

CHENERY, Rowland W, Leading Sick Berth Attendant, M 5510, RN Hospital Bermuda, 1 February 1925, illness

CHENG, Chew, Able Seaman (no service number listed), Cicala, 5 October 1929, illness

CHERRY, George H, Able Seaman, P/J 49823, Excellent, 2 July 1932, illness

CHEVES, Henry E, Able Seaman, J 78832, Wessex, 2 July 1926, accidentally killed

CHEVIS, Harry F, Leading Signalman, J 13882, L.24, 10 January 1924, ship loss, died

CHEW, Henry, Able Seaman, J 62026, Vivid, 21 February 1919, illness

CHILCRAFT, Albert, Leading Deck Hand, DA 12331, Victory, 3 April 1919, illness

CHILD, Archibald E, Able Seaman, J 31371, M.24, monitor, 2 July 1919, drowned

CHILDS, William H, Private, RMLI, 19612 (Pensioner), RM Headquarters, 2 July 1921, illness

CHILTON, Harry, Corporal, RM, E 17893, Royal Marines HQ, 27 March 1930, illness

CHILTON, Thomas E, Stoker 1c, K 58237, Victory, 14 May 1922, illness

CHILVERS, George L, Boy 1c, J 113528, Ajax, 12 March 1926, illness

CHINN, Arnold G, Civilian Contractor, Thetis, 3 June 1939, ship loss, died

CHINNERY, Arthur, Mechanician, K 57977, Revenge, 15 June 1930, drowned

CHINNERY, Herbert C, Officer's Cook 1c, 363502, Chatham, 23 February 1923, drowned

CHIPPENDALE, Albert H, Leading Seaman, J 2645, Victory, 2 January 1920, illness

CHISHOLM, James, Engineer Commander, Armadale Castle, 27 April 1919, illness

CHISHOLM, Joseph, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 10910, Victory, 16 May 1919, illness

CHISMAN, Stanley, Able Seaman, J 20791, Fox, 18 August 1919, explosion in Archangel

CHITTENDEN, Arthur H J, Stoker 1c, K 5910, Endeavour, 3 May 1926, illness

CHITTS, Thomas J, Able Seaman, RAN, 2047, Brisbane (RAN), 2 December 1918, illness in Mudros

CHIVERS, Edward G, Officer's Steward 2c, L 3555, Queen Elizabeth, 8 March 1924, illness

CHIVERS, Horace W, Stoker 1c, K 14297, Agamemnon, 17 September 1923, illness

CHONG, Ah, Cook (no service number listed), Adventure, 7 February 1934, illness

CHONG, Ah, Officer's Steward 1c (no service number listed), Castor, 25 January 1929, died

CHRISTIAN, Arthur H, Admiral, Rtd, Royal Navy, 20 August 1926, died

CHRISTIAN, Harold, Captain, President, 15 November 1918, accident

CHRISTIE, Charles P, Lieutenant Commander, Courageous, 7 February 1929, illness

CHRISTIE, James, Able Seaman, RNVR, Clyde Z 7153, RND, Hawke Battalion, 3 March 1919, discharged, illness in UK

CHRISTIE, Thomas, Leading Trimmer, RNR, ST 693, Hannibal, 15 January 1919, illness

CHU, Tsing, Officer's Steward 1c (no service number listed), Tamar, 31 August 1926, died

CHUNG (None Listed), Plumber'S Mate (Chinese), Tamar, 16 September 1927, died

CHURCH, Colin J, Py/Midshipman, RNR, Port Jackson, 7 August 1938, illness

CHURCHER, Francis W G, Stoker 1c, K 5891, Iron Duke, 20 November 1920, illness

CHURCHER, Lionel S, Able Seaman, 200540, Victory, 17 January 1930, illness

CHURCHMAN, Henry E E, Petty Officer, J 12266, Ramillies, 29 October 1923, illness

CIVIL, Herbert G, Chief Engine Room Artificer 1c, M 804, St Genny, 12 January 1930, ship loss, died

CLACKETT, William, Stoker 1c, 175961 (Ch), Frostaxe, 29 April 1919, ship lost

CLAIF, Frank G, Able Seaman, D/J 93773, Queen Elizabeth, 16 December 1932, illness

CLAPTON, Thomas, Lieutenant, RNR, President, 14 January 1919, illness

CLAREY, Albert W, Petty Officer, J 7631 (Ch), Vittoria, 31 August 1919, ship lost

CLARK, Charles L, Stoker 2c, C/KX 84988, Titania, 7 September 1935, illness

CLARK, Daniel, Private, RME, RME 8179, RM Engineers, 18 November 1918, illness

CLARK, Duncan, Able Seaman, J 95446, Walker, 30 October 1923, drowned

CLARK, Ernest A, Officer's Steward 4c, L 14378, Victory, 6 January 1924, illness

CLARK, Ernest W, Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist, C/J 39039, Pembroke, 29 October 1935, illness

CLARK, Frederick C, Able Seaman, J 96779, Excellent, 17 March 1930, road accident, killed

CLARK, George, Engineman, RNR, TS 6440, Ottillie, 9 December 1918, illness

CLARK, Gilbert J, Stoker Petty Officer, 307291, Bacchante, 13 February 1919, illness

CLARK, Harold J, Able Seaman, J 22370 (Ch), Erin's Isle, 7 February 1919, ship lost

CLARK, Harry R, Corporal, RMA, RMA 9842, Emperor of India, 22 August 1919, illness

CLARK, James C, Stoker 1c, K 43186, Pembroke, 14 February 1919, illness

CLARK, James W S, Boy 2c, C/SSX 23928, Wildfire, 11 May 1938, illness

CLARK, Joseph, 2nd Hand, RNR, SA 346, Alert, 12 November 1918, illness

CLARK, Malcolm G, Stoker Petty Officer, K 3401, Diomede, 20 September 1924, drowned

CLARK, Percy E, Boy 2c, J 92931, Ganges, 6 December 1918, illness

CLARK, Percy H, Boy 1c, J 112873, Ajax, 16 December 1925, illness

CLARK, Reginald H, Stoker 1c, K 30262, Pomone, 4 November 1921, illness

CLARK, Robert E, Master at Arms, 195657, Marlborough, 28 August 1923, illness

CLARK, Robert, Able Seaman, D/J 50353, Vivid, 7 December 1933, illness

CLARK, Roland A, Commander, Pembroke, 1 February 1926, illness

CLARK, Thomas J, Stoker 1c, SS 117078 (Ch), Verulam, 3 September 1919, ship lost

CLARK, Walter T, Able Seaman, J 98456, M.1, 12 November 1925, ship loss, died

CLARK, Wilfred T De L, Major, RMLI, RM, 3rd Battalion, 22 February 1919, illness

CLARK, William H, Shipwright 1c, M 10278, Greenwich, 25 April 1930, accidentally killed

CLARK, William, Seaman, RNR, A 2682, Clan Menzies, steamship, 16 November 1918, illness

CLARKE, Allan, Petty Officer, D/J 43273, M.2, 29 January 1932, ship loss, died

CLARKE, Benjamin J, Lieutenant, K.5, submarine, 20 January 1921, ship lost

CLARKE, Cecil F, Able Seaman, J 32900 (Ch), K.5, submarine, 20 January 1921, ship lost

CLARKE, Christopher G, Lieutenant, Royal Navy, 7 April 1925, illness

CLARKE, Digby A P, Surgeon Lieutenant, Hercules, 23 July 1921, accident

CLARKE, Ernest D, Able Seaman, J 443113, Kinsha, 10 January 1921, illness

CLARKE, Ernest E, Stoker 1c, K 29851, Valerian, 22 October 1926, ship loss, died

CLARKE, Frank, Lance Corporal, RMLI, S 1993 (Ch), RMLI, Chatham Division, 1 December 1918, illness

CLARKE, Frederick, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 15332, Egmont, 29 March 1919, illness

CLARKE, George A, Ordinary Seaman, D/JX 135585, Shropshire, 26 November 1933, accidentally killed

CLARKE, Hugh D, Able Seaman, RNVR, Bristol Z 9166, Spider, 23 November 1918, illness

CLARKE, James C, Seaman, Newfoundland RNR, X 2327, Duchess of Fife, 13 November 1918, illness

CLARKE, Lucie E, Clerk, WRNS, G 6087, Women's Royal Naval Service, 24 November 1918, illness in UK

CLARKE, Nelson, Stoker 2c, C/KX 9543, Royal Navy, 27 January 1939, illness

CLARKE, Wilbert, Able Seaman, P/J 80329, Medea, 7 January 1936, illness

CLARKE, Wilfred W, Boy 1c, JX 136868, Ganges, 24 January 1933, illness

CLARKE, William D, Able Seaman, J 45514 (Ch), Erin's Isle, 7 February 1919, ship lost

CLARKE, William F, Officer's Cook 2c, P/L 14027, Nelson, 1 November 1937, died

CLARKE, William H, Engineer Lieutenant Commander, Vivid, 23 October 1924, illness

CLARKE, William R, Skipper, RNR, Annford Melville, 3 March 1919, illness

CLARKSON, Albert, Leading Seaman, J 28603, L.55, submarine, 4 June 1919, ship lost

CLARKSON, Sydney W W, Able Seaman, J 58122, Pembroke, 12 June 1929, illness

CLAY, Harold V, Able Seaman, J 92692, Victory, 3 May 1925, illness

CLAY, William, Chief Plumber, 344151, Cambrian, 10 November 1920, illness

CLAYDON, Walter, Chief Petty Officer, 222485, Marlborough, 27 February 1923, accidentally killed

CLAYTON, Edward W, Signalman, RNVR, London Z 3371, Glen Usk, 2 April 1919, drowned

CLAYTON, Harold E, Able Seaman, J 36354, Shikari, 31 March 1926, illness

CLAYTON, James, Reserve Wardmaster, M 9413, Pembroke, 3 December 1918, accident

CLEAR, John, Able Seaman, J 41724, Emperor of India, 6 January 1925, illness

CLEAVE, Robert H, Engine Room Artificer 1c, D/M 8936, Vivid, 13 June 1933, illness

CLEAVER, Arthur, Petty Officer, J 10356, Victory, 24 March 1920, illness

CLEAVER, Edward G, Stoker 1c, K 58802, M.1, 12 November 1925, ship loss, died

CLEMENT, Sydney W, Sick Berth Steward, 351228, Inflexible, 16 October 1919, illness

CLEMENTS, Edward F, Stoker 1c, K 16147, Vivid II, 2 November 1919, illness

CLEMENTS, Harry M, Petty Officer, RNVR, Wales Z 373, RND, Hawke Battalion, 18 February 1919, discharged, illness in UK

CLEMENTS, Harry, Stoker 1c, SS 104283, Penarth, 4 February 1919, ship lost

CLEMENTS, Nat F J, Able Seaman, J 39755, Courageous, 26 February 1919, illness

CLEMENTSON, William E, Marine, X 1632 (Ply), Dorsetshire, 10 March 1939, died

CLEMOTT, Thomas, Shipwright 1c, M 8518, Comus, 8 August 1927, drowned

CLERRY, Cornelius, Stoker Petty Officer, D/K 55392, Vivid, 26 May 1931, illness

CLEVELAND, Robert G, Leading Seaman, J 16266, Glowworm, 25 August 1919, explosion

CLEVERTON, Stanley, Stoker Petty Officer, D/K 5216, Cornwall, 1 November 1930, illness

CLEWORTH, William A, Stoker 1c, C/K 64940, Scout, 8 September 1932, illness

CLIFF, Harold, Leading Stoker, D/K 56978, Poseidon, 9 June 1931, ship loss, died

CLIFFE, Wilfred C, Ordinary Seaman, J 83784, Emperor of India, 25 February 1919, illness

CLIFTON, Frederick, Stoker 1c, K 18374 (Po), L.55, submarine, 4 June 1919, ship lost

CLIFTON, George E, Signalman, J 44897, Lupin, 12 June 1927, illness

CLINCH, Arthur, Able Seaman, SS 4778, Chrysanthemum, 7 December 1921, illness

CLOUGH, Nelson O, Signalman, J 39848, M.1, 12 November 1925, ship loss, died

CLOVER, William G, Leading Signalman, C/J 77754, Pembroke, 24 March 1938, died

CLOWES, John H T, Able Seaman, J 25669 (Po), K.5, submarine, 20 January 1921, ship lost

CLUBB, Ernest C, Able Seaman, J 54346 (Ch), Myosotis, 6 January 1919, drowned

COASE, Edward H, Able Seaman, J 16309, Glowworm, 25 August 1919, explosion

COATES, Arthur, Able Seaman, P/J 108548, Courageous, 21 June 1934, accidentally killed

COATES, Edward, Petty Officer, 239255, Waterhen, 21 February 1919, illness

COATES, Edwin J, Able Seaman, 232473, Excellent, 11 June 1927, illness

COATES, Fred, Trimmer, RNR, ST 1310, Totnes, 27 January 1919, drowned

COATES, Samuel, Ordinary Seaman, J 84904, Victory, 24 November 1918, illness

COATES, Thomas P, Leading Telegraphist, D/J 39362, Drake, 18 October 1937, road accident, killed

COBB, William, Chief Stoker, 296193, Victory II, 1 October 1921, accident

COBBETT, William, Marine, 20288 (Ch), Kent, 8 November 1935, illness

COCHRANE, Basil R, Lieutenant, President, 14 March 1919, illness

COCK, William C, Coastguardsman 3c, 158101, Victory, 9 October 1921, illness

COCKING, John, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 15882, Pearl III, 18 May 1919, illness

COCKRILL, Francis T, Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist, 240069, Birmingham, 17 November 1924, road accident, killed

COCKS, George, Engineer Commander, York, 8 December 1929, illness

CODROY, Harry, Able Seaman, D/J 111912, Gipsy, 24 September 1936, illness

COELLO, Vincent C, Officer's Steward 1c, L 11945, Enterprise, 10 March 1929, illness

COGGIN, Michael, Leading Stoker, MMR, 884479, Philol, Royal Fleet Auxiliary, 14 November 1918, illness

COGHILL, Thomas, Stoker 1c, 304353, Craigie, 21 February 1919, died in Gibraltar

COLBURN, Henry N, Marine, X 2068 (Ply), Pembroke, 4 April 1938, illness

COLBY, Charles R, Trimmer, RNR, TS 7240, Leonard, 8 January 1920, ship lost

COLCLOUGH, George, Able Seaman, C/SSX 12913, Moth, 24 September 1930, illness

COLE, Albert H, Leading Telegraphist, P/J 45179, Victory, 7 August 1934, illness

COLE, Charlie E, Victualling Chief Petty Officer, 361337 (Dev), Concord, 6 June 1920, illness

COLE, Cyril, Private, RMLI (no service number listed), RM.11th Battalion, 21 May 1923, illness

COLE, Ernest D, Stoker 1c, K 61253, Victory, 10 April 1929, illness

COLE, Ernest G, Able Seaman, J 37271, Victory, 10 April 1922, accidentally killed

COLE, Ernest, Petty Officer, J 7325, Defiance, 11 February 1929, illness

COLE, Francis G, Chief Petty Officer, P/J 6566, Excellent, 8 May 1933, illness

COLE, George V A, Able Seaman, J 112966, Lucia, 5 March 1930, illness

COLE, George, Private, RM, S 2621 (Deal), RND, 63rd Divisional Train, 25 November 1918, France, illness

COLE, James J, Petty Officer, 236546, Ramillies, 2 January 1925, drowned

COLE, James, Leading Deck Hand, RNR, SD 4665, ML.457, motor launch, 25 February 1919, illness

COLE, Leonard W, Able Seaman, J 89323, Benbow, 27 March 1924, drowned

COLE, Walter, Marine, 21783 (Ply), Emperor of India (ex-Hood), 4 August 1927, illness

COLEMAN, Herbert, Petty Officer, 222544, Vivid, 22 February 1920, illness

COLEMAN, James, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 16307, Caesar, 24 December 1918, drowned

COLEMAN, Thomas, Stoker 1c, SS 119415 (Po), Haldon, 27 July 1919, drowned

COLES, Arthur S, Stoker 1c, SS 124891, Senator, 11 February 1920, illness

COLES, Edwin G, Warrant Writer, President, 29 December 1926, illness

COLESHILL, Charles J, Able Seaman, P/J 102918, M.2, 29 January 1932, ship loss, died

COLLARD, William A, Able Seaman, J 36559 (Ch), Emile Nobel, 21 May 1919, Caspian Sea, KIA

COLLETT, Leonard S, Marine, 21700 (Ply), Emperor of India, 17 September 1928, illness

COLLEY, William T, Sick Berth Attendant, M 18537, Laburnum, 24 January 1924, illness

COLLIER, Augustus H N, Leading Seaman, J 26855, Concord, 23 September 1922, accidentally killed

COLLIN, James, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 10993, T W Mould, trawler LH.82 (10 crew died), 1 December 1918, ship lost

COLLINGS, Amos D, Able Seaman, D/J 105478, Poseidon, 9 June 1931, ship loss, died

COLLINGWOOD, Joseph W, Petty Officer Telegraphist, P/J 8578, Victory, 30 January 1933, illness

COLLINS, Albert A, Musician, RMLI, 21296 (Po), Royal Marines HQ, 12 December 1922, drowned

COLLINS, Alfred G, Ordinary Telegraphist, J 49051 (Ch), Erin's Isle, 7 February 1919, ship lost

COLLINS, Alfred H, Yeoman of Signals, 225337, King George, 14 February 1919, illness

COLLINS, Arthur H, Warrant Electrician, Resource, 15 December 1934, illness in RN Hospital Malta

COLLINS, Arthur L, Officer's Cook 2c, L 4293, Impregnable, 23 November 1918, illness

COLLINS, Cornelius R, Private, RMLI, 12030 (Po), RM Headquarters, 11 September 1920, died

COLLINS, Daniel, Able Seaman, J 26937, Ark Royal, 9 May 1926, road accident, killed

COLLINS, Edgar G, Leading Stoker, K 23859, Kent, 9 November 1928, illness

COLLINS, Edward, Honorary Captain, RNR, Royal Naval Reserve, 23 March 1928, illness

COLLINS, Edwin T, Petty Officer, D/J 12991, Vivid, 3 July 1932, illness

COLLINS, Francis J, Able Seaman, P/J 111235, Cormorant, 8 March 1935, illness

COLLINS, Frank, Joiner 3c, M 8097, Pembroke, 14 February 1919, illness

COLLINS, Fred, Yeoman of Signals, 210007, Vivid, 2 April 1919, died

COLLINS, Frederick S, Ordinary Seaman, J 82741, Barham, 12 November 1918, illness in UK

COLLINS, Gilbert P, Petty Officer, 223640, Royal Arthur, 25 July 1920, accident

COLLINS, Henry, Private, RMLI (no service number listed, possibly pensioner), RN Hospital, Great Yarmouth, 26 October 1936, illness

COLLINS, Herbert P, Stoker Petty Officer, K 3290, Wanderer, 3 May 1925, died

COLLINS, James, Leading Seaman, J 24829, Lord Nelson, 16 December 1918, drowned

COLLINS, John, Stoker 1c, D/K 26399, Drake, 4 November 1936, illness

COLLINS, Reginald C, Ty/Engineer Lieutenant, RNR, Quadrille, 26 November 1918, illness

COLLINS, Richard H, Able Seaman, J 91136, Walpole, 28 January 1922, drowned

COLLINS, Thomas S, Act/Warrant Engineer, Exeter, 11 March 1932, illness

COLLINS, Vincent H, Sergeant, 10298 (Ply), Cairo, 10 August 1921, illness

COLLINS, Walter J, Able Seaman, D/J 31104, Drake, 4 October 1936, illness

COLLINS, William J, Able Seaman, J 85585, Pembroke, 2 December 1929, illness

COLLINS, William, Fireman, MMR, 862678, Sonia, 30 January 1919, drowned

COLLINSON, Darlof J H, Stoker 2c, KX 79828, Vivid, 21 December 1929, illness

COLLIS, John F R, Sub Lieutenant (A), FAA, 714 Flight, Manchester, 23 December 1938, air crash, killed

COLLYER, Albert, Stoker Petty Officer, 311651, Dublin, 15 November 1922, illness

COLLYER, Henry G, Leading Seaman, J 58, Pembroke, 26 December 1918, drowned

COLLYER, William A, Able Seaman, P/J 13580, Shamrock, 2 December 1931, drowned

COLMAN, George, Leading Seaman, J 91594, X.1, submarine, 5 July 1930, accidentally killed

COLQUHOUN, James A S, Lieutenant, FAA, 446 Flight, Courageous, 19 May 1931, air crash, killed

COLRIDGE, Bernard, Officer's Steward 3c, l 13377, Hood, 22 January 1925, drowned

COLSTON, Charles S, Captain, Royal Navy, 25 November 1918, illness

COLTHERUP, Frederick C, Joiner 1c, M 8132, Valerian, 22 October 1926, ship loss, died

COMBEN, Horace S, Stoker 2c, K 59125, Iron Duke, 12 September 1921, died

COMBES, Harry, Able Seaman, J 28776, Vernon, 9 December 1918, illness

COMPTON, Alexander F, Able Seaman, J 43708, Comus, 26 December 1921, illness

COMPTON, Charles L, Honorary Paymaster Commander, RNR, Royal Naval Reserve, 15 June 1925, illness

COMSTOCK, William T, Corporal, RM, 21387 (Ply), Renown, 27 January 1931, illness

CONBOY, Alexander, Private, RMLI, S 749 (Ply), RM, 3rd Battalion, 27 November 1918, illness in Imbros

COND, Frederick T P, Ty/Lieutenant, RNVR, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, 17 April 1919, illness

CONDLIFFE, William F G, Electrical Artificer 2c, P/M 35270, Vernon, 5 May 1932, road accident, killed

CONDON, Thomas J, Leading Deck Hand, RNR, SD 234, Victory, 12 July 1919, died

CONDON, William J, Leading Seaman, J 17366, Ramillies, 27 October 1922, illness

CONDY, Arthur, Boatswain, Fisgard, 1 October 1921, illness

CONDY, Edward J, Leading Boatman, HM Coast Guard, 205835, HM Coastguard Station Charlestown, 24 April 1919, illness

CONLIN, James, Able Seaman, J 96196, Defiance, 18 April 1924, drowned

CONLON, Eugene, Stoker Petty Officer, D/K 22980, Emerald, 9 January 1932, drowned

CONN, David, Able Seaman, RNVR, Clyde Z 6845, RMLI, 2nd Reserve Battalion, 26 February 1919, discharged, illness in UK

CONNEELY, James, Stoker 1c, 300248, Valorous, 1 September 1920, illness

CONNELL, Ernest W, Lieutenant, RNR, Laconia, 12 February 1937, illness

CONNELL, James J, Stoker Petty Officer, K 63236, Javelin, 8 July 1939, illness

CONNELL, Thomas J, Supply Petty Officer, 310418, Durban, 22 April 1922, drowned

CONNETT, Archibald, Engine Room Artificer 1c, 272114, Ramillies, 18 May 1920, explosion

CONNOLLEY, Peter, Stoker, RNR, T 2709, Tyne, 1 February 1919

CONNOLLY, Gerald S, Officer's Steward 3c, L 8710, Pembroke, 26 February 1919, drowned

CONNOLLY, Joseph P, Ordinary Seaman, MMR, 907559, Stobo Castle, 26 February 1919, illness