Tuesday,
1
July 1919
Egmont, Malta
HERRING, Arthur V, Able Seaman, J 34273, illness
Wednesday,
2
July 1919
Cuckoo,
ex-gunboat, tender, Devonport
COOK, William J W, Signalman, 111469, illness
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
(this
is the same incident, but the relationship is not
known)
Fox, 2nd
class cruiser, Archangel
base ship, mine explosion, North Russia
CHEESEBROUGH, Thomas M, Ordinary Seaman, J 85493, killed
SEXTON, John, Leading Seaman, J 24832 (Dev)
Glory, battleship, Murmansk
base ship, mine explosion, North Russia
FITZHERBERT-BROCKHOLES, Roger H, Lieutenant, killed
POLLINGTON, Arthur B, Stoker 1c, SS 116444, DOW
__________
M.24, monitor
CHILD, Archibald E, Able Seaman, J 31371,
accident
RND, 188th Brigade Machine Gun Company
HUNT, Percy S, Private, RMLI, 18181 (Ch), discharged,
accident in UK
Thursday,
3
July 1919
Egmont, Malta
WALTERS, Harold G, Stoker Petty Officer, K 30, illness
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Fandango, inshore tunnel minesweeper, mined in Dvina
River, North Russia, lost
ALEXANDER, Walter, Stoker 1c, 311118 (Ch)
BUSS, John W, Able Seaman, J 2144 (Ch)
DENNISON, William W, Engine Room Artificer 2c, 271982 (Ch)
EELS, Alfred H, Stoker 1c, K 4447 (Ch)
LIVESAY, James T, Gunner
NELSON, Charles W, Officer's Steward 2c, L 4055 (Ch)
WARREN, Christopher F, Mechanician, 308634 (Ch)
WEBB,
James, Able Seaman, J 19636 (Ch)
__________
Tryphon, destroyer, went aground on 4 May and later declared
total loss
VASS, Jack, Able Seaman, 204902, still on books of Tryphon,
illness
Vivid, Devonport
MAGUIRE, Thomas, Able Seaman, MMR, (no service number listed), illness
Friday,
4
July 1919
Victory, Portsmouth
JENKINS, John J, Stoker Petty Officer, U 898, illness
Saturday,
5
July 1919
Constance, light cruiser
SNOOK, Alfred J, Ordinary Seaman, J 55388, illness
Sunday,
6
July 1919
Dreadnought, battleship
REGAN, Daniel, Chief Gunner, died
Duchess of Richmond,
paddle minesweeper
ROBINSON, James, Officer's Steward 2c, MC 1923, killed
President IV, London
NEILD, James H, Lieutenant Commander, accident
Monday,
7
July 1919
Juno, 2nd class cruiser
CAKEBREAD, Arthur, Lieutenant, RNVR, illness
Platypus (RAN), submarine depot ship
HAGGIS, Henry G, Stoker, RAN, 9536, died in Australia
Victory, Portsmouth
DICKINSON, Arthur, Lieutenant, RNR, illness
Tuesday,
8
July 1919
William Biggs, Admiralty trawler
FRASER, Gideon, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 19951, accident
Wednesday,
9
July 1919
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Glowworm, river gunboat, River Dvina,
North Russia
HAMMOND, George R, Stoker 1c, SS 119282 (Dev), drowned
__________
Mazurka, inshore tunnel minesweeper
MCMILLAN, John, Deck Hand, RNR,
SD 4589, illness
ML.368, motor launch
MACLEOD, Malcolm, Deck Hand, RNR,
SD 4234, accident
Peter Pan, tug
BUSTARD, Albert E, Able Seaman, MMR, 986733, accident
RND, Hawke Battalion,
France
PRATT, Frederick G, Able Seaman, RNVR, R 459, DOW
in UK
Thursday,
10
July 1919
Egmont, Malta
BRIFFA, Carmelo, Officer's Cook 3c, L 11138, illness
RND, Drake Battalion
BAIRD, Alexander, Able Seaman, RNVR, Clyde Z 4043,
discharged, DOW
in UK
Victory, Portsmouth
HALL,
Edward H, Stoker Petty Officer, K 55279, illness
Watchman,
destroyer
LANG, William H, Leading Seaman, 220690, illness
Friday,
11
July 1919
Rigorous,
destroyer
TALL, John W H, Officer's Steward 2c, L 10807,
accident
RND, 2nd RM Battalion
GILFOY, Albert H, Private, RMLI, 16706 (Po), discharged, illness in UK
Zetland,
minesweeper
BARNFATHER, Norman, Able Seaman, 228236, died
Saturday,
12
July 1919
Delphinium,
fleet sweeping sloop
MUTTER, Ernest W, Able Seaman, SS 6441,
accident
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Gentian,
fleet sweeping sloop, Gulf of Finland
HIRST, John, Able Seaman, RNVR, Tyneside Z 9031, drowned,
buried at Tallinn
__________
Victory, Portsmouth
CONDON, Thomas J, Leading Deck Hand, RNR,
SD 234, died
Monday,
14
July 1919
Alecto, submarine depot ship
MORLEY, James W, Officer's Steward 2c, L 7828, illness
Eaglet, Liverpool
STONE, Michael, Ordinary Seaman, MMR, 968726, illness
Tuesday,
15
July 1919
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Gentian,
fleet sweeping sloop, paired with Myrtle (following), mined in Gulf of Finland,
lost
BOYD,
William, Stoker Petty Officer, 297448 (Po)
FLOCKHART, William, Engine Room Artificer 4c, RNVR, MC 400
HAIGH, Ernest, Able Seaman, J 44770 (Ch)
MCCREA, Robert L, Stoker Petty Officer, RNVR, MC 49 (Ch)
MCVEIGH, John M, Stoker 1c, RNVR, MC 433 (Ch)
WEIR,
Alexander, Stoker 1c, RNVR, MC
913 (Ch)
Myrtle,
fleet sweeping sloop, mined in Gulf of Finland,
lost
AMEY, John E H, Stoker 1c, RNVR, MC 360 (Po)
BIRCH, Alexander, Stoker 1c, RNVR, MC 375 (Po)
GILLIES, James C, Engine Room Artificer 4c, RNVR, MC 410 (Po)
JOHNSON, Robert, Shipwright 3c, M 13305 (Ch)
PACKMAN, Thomas R, Chief Engine Room Artificer 2c, M 23475
(Po)
PRIMMETT, Arthur, Leading Stoker, K 2814 (Po)
__________
Indus,
Devonport
O'CONNELL, Thomas F, Petty Officer, 89851, illness
Victory, Portsmouth
LOVELY, Ernest C, Ordinary Seaman, MMR,
938211, illness
Vivid, Devonport
ANDERSON, John L, Petty Officer Telegraphist, 239158,
illness
Wednesday,
16
July 1919
Jupiter,
battleship
ELLERY, Thomas, Stoker Petty Officer, 276591,
accident
(The) King's Lancashire
Military Convalescent Hospital, Blackpool, Assistant
Instructor
LAMB, Robert M, Ty/Lieutenant, RNVR, trench fever, died in
UK
Thursday,
17
July 1919
Canada,
battleship
BELL,
George, Stoker 1c, SS 120609, illness
Friday,
18
July 1919
Centaur, light cruiser
ABBOT, Reginald F V, Able Seaman, J 31489, illness
Coronatia, hired trawler
RODGER, James W, 2nd Hand, RNR, DA 11432, illness
Saturday,
19
July 1919
Royal Naval Reserve
WEBB,
Thomas P, Lieutenant Commander, RNR, illness
Tumult,
destroyer
PAYNE, Walter A, Stoker Petty Officer, 291029, died
Sunday,
20
July 1919
Pembroke, Chatham
TOMLIN, Edwin, Ordinary Seaman, RNVR, Bristol Z 7436,
illness
RND, Plymouth
Battalion
WHENMEN, William F, Private, RMLI, 10368 (Ply) (RFR B 304),
discharged, illness in UK
Monday,
21
July 1919
Argo, store carrier
GRAHAM, George R, Stoker 1c, 144440, illness
Tuesday,
22
July 1919
Dolphin, Gosport
DOWLING, Frank, Shipwright 1c, 168832, illness
HM Coastguard Station Inch
EVANS, Fred, Coastguardsman, 282409, illness
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Lobster, lighter/depot ship, White
Sea, North Russia
FITZGIBBONS, Frederick T, Able Seaman, MMR,
998936, drowned
__________
Vivid, Devonport
DINES, William S, Stoker Petty Officer, 306682, illness
Wednesday,
23
July 1919
CMB.22B, coastal motor boat
WHITE, Gibson J, Shipwright 1c, 342751, illness
Thursday,
24
July 1919
Maidstone,
submarine depot ship
REEVE, Frederick C, Stoker 1c, K 39160, died
Friday,
25
July 1919
Royal Naval Reserve
ROBERTS, W (initial only) C, Honorary Engineer Commander,
RNR,
illness
St Fagan, rescue tug
MORGAN, John, Greaser, MMR,
997498, accident
Thalia, store hulk, Cromarty
VICKERY, Samuel H, Surgeon Commander, illness
Saturday,
26
July 1919
Hecla II, hired drifter
CURTIS, James, Stoker 1c, 291836, illness
Royal Oak, battleship
SMITH, John E S, Midshipman, illness
Sunday,
27
July 1919
Haldon,
paddle minesweeper
COLEMAN, Thomas, Stoker 1c, SS 119415 (Po), drowned
Kruger, possibly miscellaneous harbour craft
SIMS, Thomas J, Able Seaman, J 61241,
accident, on Haidar Pasha Memorial, Istanbul
Paladin,
destroyer
LAMBIRTH, Horace, Able Seaman, J 30941,
accident
Monday,
28
July 1919
Research, depot ship
WILES, Stanley M, Petty Officer 2c, 155727, illness
Tuesday,
29
July 1919
ML.368, motor launch
LAWRENCE, Ernest S, Ordinary Seaman, J 53916, drowned
Morning Star, hired trawler, lost, no other information
WALL, John T, 2nd Hand, RNR,
DA 12571, drowned
Wednesday,
30
July 1919
Princess Margaret
RAMPTON, Frederick G, Chief Petty Officer, 183835, drowned
in Estonia
Tomahawk,
destroyer
FOWLER, Alick E, Signal Boy, J 67552, illness
Thursday,
31
July 1919
Assistance, repair ship
SAUNDERS, Alfred J, Shipwright 3c, 345351, illness
HM Coast Guard Harwich
HAYWARD,
Frank, Chief Officer, HM Coast Guard, illness
London, battleship
BROOKES, Reginald, Private, RMLI, 17630 (Ply), illness in
UK
RMA Eastney
SMITH, D (Initial only) J, Gunner, RMA, RMA S 2588, illness
in UK
Friday,
1
August 1919
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Pegasus, seaplane carrier, North
Russia
FAWDEN, William H, Officer's Steward 3c, L 10619, illness,
buried at Archangel
__________
Queen Elizabeth, battleship
GREGORY, Arthur W, Corporal, RMLI, 16107 (Po), illness
Saturday,
2
August 1919
Patrol paddle
vessel Princess Mary II holed off Dardanelles,
beached and abandoned. There were no
casualties
Excellent, Portsmouth
HILL, Frederick C, Ty/Lieutenant, RNVR, illness in
UK
Moorhen,
river gunboat
HAYWARD,
William, Chief Engine Room Artificer 2c, 271630 (Dev),
died in Hong Kong
Victory II,
Portsmouth
STONHAM, John G, Petty Officer, RNVR, Sussex 4/78, illness
Sunday,
3
August 1919
Walton Belle,
paddle minesweeper
BURFORD, Frederick W, Able Seaman, MMR,
100302, killed
Monday,
4
August 1919
Acorn,
destroyer
WOODBURY, Wilson J, Stoker Petty Officer, K 18627, died
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Nairana, seaplane carrier, North
Russia
TUCKER, Hubert F, Able Seaman, J 50198 (Po), drowned
__________
Royal Sovereign, battleship
DALE, William E, Petty Officer, 231041, illness
Saltburn,
minesweeper
JENKINS, Mortimer A, Ordinary Seaman, J 79190, accident
Victory, Portsmouth
PATTERSON, Wiliam G, Able Seaman, 228491, illness
Tuesday,
5
August 1919
Britomart,
gunboat
VALLIS, William G, Able Seaman, J 12116, heat stroke
ship or unit not listed
KEENAN, Daniel, Able Seaman, 230581, illness
Wednesday,
6
August 1919
Victory, Portsmouth
ALBERT, Lancelot G A, Able Seaman, J 27242, illness
Thursday,
7
August 1919
Impregnable,
Devonport
MOFFATT, John, Colour Sergeant, RMLI, 12336 (Ply), illness
in UK
Kent, armoured cruiser
MAY,
Charles H, Chief Petty Officer, 186585 (Ch), heat stroke
in Hong Kong
Rosalind,
destroyer
ASMUSSON, William M, Leading Seaman, J 11351, drowned
Friday,
8
August 1919
Coventry, light cruiser
JARMAN, Frederick J, Mechanician, 221248, illness
Heliotrope,
fleet sweeping sloop
SMITH, David, Petty Officer, J 10781, accident
Saturday,
9
August 1919
RM, 6th Battalion
FAZAKERLEY, Walter E, Private, RMLI, 19580 (Ch), killed
Sunday,
10
August 1919
Doric, steamship
NICKLEN, Thomas A, Able Seaman, RNVR, Bristol Z 1916,
illness
Gainsborough,
minesweeper
PRICE, Frederick J, Seaman, Newfoundland RNR,
X 1408, drowned
Monday,
11
August 1919
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Humber, river monitor, Archangel,
accidental explosion
MCLAUGHLIN, Cyril E, Lieutenant
__________
Royalist,
light cruiser
WILSON, George J, Stoker Petty Officer, K 10090, illness
Wednesday,
13
August 1919
Pembroke, Chatham
CORBITT, Albert M, Seaman, RNR, C 3458, drowned
RMLI, Chatham
Division
JAMIESON, Andrew, Lieutenant, RMLI, illness
RN Hospital Capetown
BARROW, Dick, Sick Berth Steward, 351003, illness
Thursday,
14
August 1919
Empress, seaplane carrier
NICOLAIDI, Leonard F, Stoker 1c, SS 123040 (Ch), illness
Indus,
Devonport
BARRACK, Horace H, Able Seaman, 175021, illness
Pembroke, Chatham
LEIGH, William R, Stoker Petty Officer, K 7600, accident
Friday,
15
August 1919
Fisgard, Portsmouth
HALY, Charles V, Boy Artisan, M 33210, illness
Saturday,
16
August 1919
Holderness,
minesweeper
RODGERS, William J, Able Seaman, 186873, drowned
Sunday,
17
August 1919
Excellent, Portsmouth
BUCKLE, Harry J, Engineer Lieutenant, illness
Pembroke, Chatham
HARPER, William, Stoker 1c, SS 123134, illness
RM Headquarters
HARWOOD, William T, Corporal, RMLI, 1300 (Ply), illness
Vivid, Devonport
FARREN, Daniel, Chief Stoker, 172103, illness
Monday,
18
August 1919
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
including
Coastal Motor Boat Attack on Kronstadt
Harbour, Gulf of Finland
CMB.62BD, lost
HOLMES, Sidney D, Leading Seaman, J 15841 (Po)
MACLEAN, Hector F, Sub Lieutenant
THATCHER, Francis L H, Chief Motor Mechanic, MB 1974 (Po)
CMB.67A, lost
BRADE, Frank T, Act/Lieutenant Commander, RNR
CMB.79A. lost
SMITH, William G, Able Seaman, J 18754 (Ch)
STEPHENS, Francis E, Chief Motor Mechanic, MB 3005 (Po)
USBORNE, Thomas R G, Sub Lieutenant
CMB.88BD, damaged
DAYRELL-REED, Archibald, Lieutenant
Fox, 2nd
class cruiser, explosion, Archangel,
North Russia
CHISMAN, Stanley, Able Seaman, J 20791
__________
Egmont, Malta
DALTON,
James, Able Seaman, RNVR, London Z 3857, illness
Reporto, hired trawler
WILSON, John L, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 20014, accident
Tuesday,
19
August 1919
Agamemnon, target ship
ILES, Alexander J E, Boy Servant, L 12074, illness
Egmont, Malta
WATSON-PAUL, Guy V, Lieutenant, RNR, illness
Wednesday,
20
August 1919
Idaho,
ex-hired yacht, tug
WHITE, Thomas E, Trimmer, RNR, TS 5619, illness
Thursday,
21
August 1919
Australia
(RAN),
battlecruiser
EDWARDES, George M, Stoker, RAN, 5324, illness
Royal Navy
WEST, Dick, Petty Officer 2c (Pens), 139435, demobilised,
illness
Tamar, Hong Kong
GRAHAM, John, Engine Room Artificer 1c, 270411, accident in
Singapore
Vivid, Devonport
JACKSON, Arthur T, Able Seaman, 230276, ex-Lord Nelson,
illness
Friday,
22
August 1919
Emperor of India,
battleship
CLARK, Harry R, Corporal, RMA, RMA 9842, illness
Saturday,
23
August 1919
Attentive II, Dover
CHAPMAN, William J, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 4071, drowned
Royal Sovereign, battleship
HEWETSON, John C C, Act/Sub Lieutenant, illness
Yarmouth, 2nd class cruiser
ASHDOWN, Henry, Ordinary Seaman, J 92539 (Ch), drowned
Sunday,
24
August 1919
Nairn, hired patrol yacht
SWIFT, Lionel W, Engineer Commander, illness
RMLI, Plymouth
Division
AITKEN, Richard, Private, RMLI, 9868 (Ply), died
Victory, Portsmouth
EVANS, Geraint M, Ordinary Telegraphist, J 45719, illness
Warspite, battleship
JENKINS, Herbert, Private, RMLI, 14914 (Ply), illness
Monday,
25
August 1919
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Fox, 2nd
class cruiser and Glowworm, river gunboat, explosion
WAGANOFF, Walter G, Lieutenant (Russian Interpreter),
killed
Glowworm, river gunboat, explosion of ammunition barge, River
Dvina, North
Russia
AYRES, Joseph, Officer's Steward 2c, L 6251
CASEY, Patrick, Yeoman of Signals, 227466
CLEVELAND, Robert G, Leading Seaman, J 16266
COASE, Edward H, Able Seaman, J 16309
DAWES, George, Leading Seaman, J 12434
FARMER, Thomas W, Signalman, J 33401
GLANVILLE, Leonard, Able Seaman, J 90427
HILL, Sidney, Able Seaman, SS 8798
KEITH, Alexander, Leading Seaman, 195605
LEADBETTER, William G, Able Seaman, J 20444
MACFARLANE, Thomas L, Lieutenant, RNVR
MCCRAE, John, Stoker 1c, K 22922
MURRAY, Frederick, Able Seaman, J 44493 (Ch)
SMITH, Lancelot W H, Able Seaman, J 14515
SNELLGROVE, Ernest, Able Seaman, J 43244
SYKES, Harold, Armourers Crew, J 55280
THURSFIELD, Richard M R, Surgeon Lieutenant
WRIGHT, Henry, Able Seaman, J 25323
__________
Sarepta, hired drifter
SELWAY, Henry J, Chief Electrical Artificer 1c, 344628,
illness
Tuesday,
26
August 1919
Attentive III,
Dover
TURNER, Walter, Stoker Petty Officer, 158282, illness
VEAL, Frederick,
Able Seaman, J 17299, illness
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Glowworm, river gunboat, explosion on 25th
GREEN, Sebald W B, Commander, DOW
MCCOY, John R, Able Seaman, SS 7701, DOW
Lobster, lighter/depot ship, White
Sea, North Russia, both drowned
BOOTH, Edwin W, Ordinary Seaman, MMR, 998910
CORK,
Frederick T, Boatswain, MMR, 998921
__________
Tribune,
destroyer
GLENDAY, Jan, Chief Engine Room Artificer 2c, 272152,
illness
Wireless Telegraph Station, Falkland
Islands
FITZPATRICK, Robert, Stoker, RNR, V 760, exposure
Wednesday,
27
August 1919
Peyton,
destroyer
SPENCER, Thomas H, Officer's Steward 3c, L 9309, accident
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
RM, 6th Battalion, all killed, buried at Archangel
and Murmansk, North Russia
BOOTHROYD, Richard, Private, RMLI, 18942 (Po)
ELLIOTT, William B, Private, RMLI, 20278 (Po)
MURRAY, Wallace, Private, RMLI, 20779 (Po)
RENDALL, William G, Private, RMLI, 18931 (Ch)
STOPFORD, Frederick L, Private, RMLI, 19449 (Po)
__________
Tiger, battlecruiser
BREWER, Arthur H, Able Seaman, J 36739, accident
Victory II,
Portsmouth
BECKWITH, Alfred, Chief Stoker, 281274, illness
Thursday,
28
August 1919
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Theseus II, Baku, Caspian Sea
ANDERSON, William O, Able Seaman, J 25289, illness
Friday,
29
August 1919
Caesar, battleship
GILROY,
James, Stoker 1c, K 55462, illness
Hannibal,
battleship
FRANKLIN, Charles E, Signalman, J 52260, illness
K.15, submarine
MARSHALL, Albert H, Leading Stoker, K 10007, drowned in
UK
Sunday,
31
August 1919
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Vittoria,
destroyer,
torpedoed and sunk by Bolshevik submarine Pantera in
Gulf of Finland,
night of 31st/1st
BAMBRIDGE, Herbert K, Able Seaman, J 3947 (Ch)
CLAREY, Albert W, Petty Officer, J 7631 (Ch)
HARNESS, John D, Able Seaman, J 31257 (Ch)
HUTCHINGS, Ernest, Able Seaman, J 41101 (Ch)
MILES, Ernest A, Leading Seaman, J 8763 (Ch)
OWERS, Leonard G, Able Seaman, J 36904 (Ch)
PETTITT, John E, Able Seaman, J 48470 (Ch)
SEARLES, Walter, Able Seaman, J 25694 (Ch)
Monday,
1
September 1919
E.42, submarine
HIGGINSON, Nelson, Able Seaman, J 17064, drowned in
UK
Pembroke, Chatham
WEBB,
George T, Stoker 1c, K 13876, illness
Tuesday,
2
September 1919
Lavatera, hired drifter
BAIN, Alexander, Able Seaman, MMR, 973883, illness
Marlborough, battleship
SHIRLEY, Donald M E, Ordinary Seaman, J 70973, illness
Sarepta, hired drifter
HOY, Alfred J, Officer's Cook 1c, 363365, illness
Wednesday,
3
September 1919
Espiegle, sloop
BARNARD, Walter F, Stoker 1c, 295020, illness
RM Eastney
WOODS, John T, Musician, RMB, RMB 304, illness
Rocket,
destroyer
WESTBROOK, Cecil F, Officer's Steward 2c, L 6509, drowned
Thursday,
4
September 1919
Bramble,
gunboat
ABBAS, Sulman, Lascar Stoker 1c, (no service number
listed), illness
Elf, tender
COVE, James P, Engine Room Artificer 1c, 268543, drowned
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Verulam,
destroyer, mined and sunk in Gulf of Finland
ASHLEY, Alexis W, Midshipman
BOULTON, John, Able Seaman, J 45039 (Ch)
CLARK, Thomas J, Stoker 1c, SS 117078 (Ch)
COOKSON, Edgar C, Sub Lieutenant
EDGECOMBE, Arthur W, Midshipman
ELLIOTT, John, Stoker 1c, K 13388
HOUSE, Joseph, Engineer Lieutenant
JACKSON, Arthur F, Able Seaman, J 41800 (Ch)
JARVIS, Harold W, Leading Stoker, K 488 (Ch)
KING, William, Chief Stoker, 286715 (Ch)
LEES, Charles C D, Lieutenant
PARSONS, Randall R, Leading Seaman, 238893 (Ch)
PENDRILL, Reginald J, Able Seaman, J 38465 (Dev)
POLLEY, Frank A R, Able Seaman, J 32369 (Ch)
POWELL, Owen P, Sub Lieutenant
RUFFELL, William F, Ordinary Telegraphist, J 84918 (Ch)
Friday,
5
September 1919
Medway,
destroyer
GREY,
John, Stoker, RNR, S 3001, illness
Royal Marine Light Infantry
FRANKLIN, Charles, Major, RMLI, illness
Saturday,
6
September 1919
Vivid, Devonport
JONES, Sidney, Able Seaman, J 653, illness
Sunday,
7
September 1919
Colleen, Queenstown, Ireland
LANE, Maurice, Chief Stoker, 139625, illness
HM Coast Guard Cornwall
MOORE, Henry, Chief Officer, HM Coast Guard, illness
RMLI, Portsmouth
Division
PETO, Frederick, Private, RMLI, 7940 (Po), illness in UK
Monday,
8
September 1919
Monarch, battleship
OWEN, Fred, Stoker Petty Officer, 293326, illness
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
RM, 6th Battalion, all killed in North
Russia
BURTON,
Richard, Captain, RMLI
DAVEY, Herbert, Private, RMLI, 17711 (Ch)
HAWES, Thomas W, Private, RMLI, 22061 (Ch)
JENKINS, Arthur, Private, RMLI, 17498 (Ch)
__________
RMLI, Chatham
Division
TROLLOPE, Frank E, Private, RMLI, 19239 (Ch), ex-Superb,
illness in UK
Tuesday,
9
September 1919
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Carlisle, light cruiser, Vladivostok
REED, William H, Private, RMLI, 20028 (Po), illness
RM, 6th Battalion, all killed in North
Russia
GREEN, William S A, Private, RMLI, 19654 (Ch)
NEALE, Arthur A, Sergeant, RMLI, 16383 (Ch)
PIGGOTT, William C, Private, RMLI, 19459 (Ch)
RAISTRICK, Charles, Private, RMLI, 17633 (Ch)
Wednesday,
10
September 1919
Cleethorpes, patrol paddle vessel
MULLROY, Christopher, Petty Officer, 196715, accident
Sabrina,
destroyer
LAWRIE, Simon, Trimmer, RNR,
TS 2252
Thursday,
11
September 1919
Britomart,
gunboat
ABDULLAH, Zariut, Seedie, (no service number listed),
illness
Oakley,
minesweeper
HUNT, Richard H H, Officer's Steward 2c, L 5615, road
accident
Pembroke, Chatham
GOURLAY, Frank L, Petty Officer, 234705, illness
RM Headquarters
WEBSTER, William, Quartermaster Sergeant, RMLI, 8036 (Ply),
illness
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
WATSON, Robert, Ty/Lieutenant, RNVR, illness
Friday,
12
September 1919
HM Coastguard Station Sunderland
LAKE,
James H, Chief Officer, HM Coast Guard, illness
Superb,
battleship
TYLER, Frederick P, Electrical Artificer 1c, 345114,
illness
Saturday,
13
September 1919
Imperieuse, tug depot ship, Scapa Flow
LEE,
Thomas F, Sick Berth Steward, 133683, survivor from
minesweeper Penarth, assigned to Imperieuse, illness
King George V, battleship
HUSSEY, Percy, Boy Telegraphist, J 83490, illness
P.19, patrol boat
DOMVILLE, Sir JAMES H, Lieutenant, died
TB.98, torpedo boat
SANSOM, Harry, Able Seaman, 203674, illness
Monday,
15
September 1919
ML.229, motor launch, explosion
LOCK,
Frederick, Chief Motor Mechanic, RNVR,
MB 761
Tuesday,
16
September 1919
Vivid, Devonport
SANDERS, Thomas, Stoker Petty Officer, 300974, illness
Wednesday,
17
September 1919
Agincourt,
battleship
HOPWOOD, John, Stoker 1c, K 19441, drowned
Dragon, light cruiser
TAYLOR, Hector R, Ordinary Seaman, J 46659, drowned
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Garth
Castle, hospital ship, Archangel
MILNER, Dermod R, Chaplain, accidental fall
Thursday,
18
September 1919
Barham, battleship
FERGUSON,
John W, Private, RMLI, 20051 (Po), drowned in UK
Britisher, screw tug
MULLANEY, Frank, Trimmer, MMR, 949505, died
Salmon,
destroyer
FLYNN, Declan, Petty Officer, 198423, died
Friday,
19
September 1919
Attentive II, Dover
BASS, Charles, Stoker Petty Officer, 298365, illness
Franklin (RAN), hired yacht, nominal vessel for RAN College,
Jervis Bay
ROLLE, Absolom R, Engineer Captain, RAN, illness
Satellite, Tyne
MCFETRIDGE, Robert, Trimmer, RNR, TS 8708, drowned
Saturday,
20
September 1919
Gannet, diving tender, Scapa Flow
DES
ROCHES, Philfras E, Ordinary Seaman, RNCVR, VR 3219,
illness
ML.389, motor launch (also shown as ML.365)
BROCKBANK, Harold G, Petty Officer, 234681, illness
Pekin,
Grimsby
FISHENDEN, James W, Gunner (ret), illness
Thistle III,
hired drifter
BAILEY, Joseph A, Engineman, RNR, TS 832, illness
Vivid, Devonport
GLASHEEN, Patrick J, Able Seaman, 197086, illness
Sunday,
21
September 1919
Asteria, fleet messenger
LAMONT, Archibald, Lieutenant, RNR, illness
Australia
(RAN),
battlecruiser
WELLS, William A E, Stoker, RAN, 4633, illness
Fantome, ex-sloop, survey ship
HOLMES, Bernard F, Chief Petty Officer Cook, RAN, 5054,
illness
Heather, convoy sloop
MACKENZIE, Donald, Stoker 1c, K 107944
Monday,
22
September 1919
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Caradoc, light cruiser
NICKLEN, Reginald J, Able Seaman, J 45235 (Po), drowned in Yalta
__________
Renown, battlecruiser
TAYLOR, Cecil C, Boy Telegraphist, J 86916, illness
Tuesday,
23
September 1919
Daybreak, Admiralty steel drifter
POTTER, William J, Petty Officer, RNR, C 3395, drowned
Wednesday,
24
September 1919
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Carlisle, light cruiser, Vladivostok
SMITH, David J, Leading Stoker, 297225, accident
__________
Pembroke, Chatham
COULTER, Charles, Leading Signalman, J 12893, ex-Prince
George, illness
Vivid, Devonport
LAMB, Albert J, Chief Petty Officer, 139171, illness
Thursday,
25
September 1919
Actaeon, Sheerness
FRATER, Thomas F, Stoker 1c, 303083, drowned
Pembroke, Chatham
MACLEOD, Finlay, Deck Hand, RNR,
SD 1449, died in UK
Spear,
destroyer
HYDE, Patrick, Stoker 1c, 300251, drowned
Tamar, Hong Kong
LOVETT, Charles H, Private, RMLI, 9046 (Po), illness in Wei Hai Wei
Friday,
26
September 1919
Australia
(RAN),
battlecruiser
EVANS, William J, Stoker Petty Officer, RAN, 8478 (RN K
8858), illness
Saturday,
27
September 1919
Phaeton,
light cruiser
BULLOCK, James W, Able Seaman, J 21915, drowned
Sunday,
28
September 1919
ex-Royal Marine Artillery
FOGERTY, Harold E, Gunner, RMA, RMA 1756, illness
Pembroke, Chatham
BANKS, Herbert L, Stoker 1c, SS 123889, illness
Monday,
29
September 1919
Huon (RAN),
destroyer
BRYDON, William E, Signalman, RAN, 4562, illness
Tuesday,
30
September 1919
Dauntless, light cruiser
RIGGS, Sidney G, Leading Stoker, K 11704 (Dev), drowned
Platypus (RAN), submarine depot ship
PAIGE, Henry P, Leading Seaman, RAN, 9340 (former J 9760),
accident
Woodlark,
river gunboat
SIM,
Ah, Stoker, (no service number listed), drowned
Wednesday,
1
October 1919
Pekin,
Grimsby
STEADMAN, Gilbert, Officer's Cook 2c, RNVR, MC 1654,
ex-Cotswold, illness
Pembroke, Chatham
TYNAN, Patrick, Stoker 1c, SS 121079, illness
Thursday,
2
October 1919
Abdiel, flotilla leader
COWLES, Edward J, Leading Signalman, J 12334, illness
Erin,
battleship
DANDO, Wyndham G, Able Seaman, J 44115 (Dev), drowned
Ladybird,
river gunboat
HUNT, Edward W C, Ordinary Seaman, J 48744 (Po), drowned
Pembroke, Chatham
BENNIE, James, Chief Engine Room Artificer 1c, 269188,
illness
Friday,
3
October 1919
Burma,
fuel ship
WILLIAMSON, George F, Able Seaman, MMR,
882556, illness
Saturday,
4
October 1919
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Berbice, hospital ship, Archangel
HANDEL, Thomas H, Sick Berth Attendant, M 7794, killed
(buried at Koivisto
cemetery, then in Finland in the Baltic, now in
Russia. From the logbooks of HMS Vindictive, hospital
ship Berbice was probably stationed at this time in
Biorko Sound in the same area as Koivisto. Archangel
may therefore be an error - thanks to Su Startin)
__________
Vivid, Devonport
PYGRAM, Thomas, Leading Signalman, J 16583, accident
Sunday,
5
October 1919
Egmont, Malta
GLOVER, George E, Stoker 1c, SS 118734, illness
Monday,
6
October 1919
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Lobster, lighter/depot ship, White
Sea, North Russia
MARTIN, John A, Lieutenant, RNR, drowned (listed as Murmansk)
Tuesday,
7
October 1919
Malaya, battleship
SLATER, Reginald G, Boy 1c, J 93226, illness
Pembroke, Chatham
WEEDON, Thomas, Stoker 1c, SS 124187, illness
Wednesday,
8
October 1919
Thunderer, battleship
TRAVERS, William A, Stoker 1c, SS 116368, accident
Victory, Portsmouth
SHARKEY, Walter, Signalman, J 39913, illness
Windsor,
destroyer
WILSON, Thomas M, Ordinary Seaman, J 76227 (Po), drowned
Friday,
10
October 1919
Caledon, light cruiser
DOPSON, Thomas, Able Seaman, J 23419, illness
Fame,
destroyer
JOHNSTON, Joseph M, Able Seaman, J 2196 (Ch), illness in
Hong Kong
Saturday,
11
October 1919
Espiegle, sloop
O'HARA, Bernard P, Paymaster, illness
Hyacinth II, hired drifter
DAWSON, John H, Able Seaman, J 35065, drowned
Sunday,
12
October 1919
Cottesmore,
minesweeper
MALONEY, John J, Stoker 1c, RNR, S 9288, drowned
Monday,
13
October 1919
Duke of Cornwall, armed boarding steamer
HENRY, John T, Able Seaman, MMR, 586207, drowned
Tuesday,
14
October 1919
Frank, hired screw tug
MARTIN, John, Deck Hand, MMR,
933879, illness
Wednesday,
15
October 1919
Pembroke, Chatham
LIDSTONE, Frederick T, Able Seaman, 209638, illness
Thursday,
16
October 1919
Chelmsford,
paddle minesweeper
MOORE, Alfred, Petty Officer 1c, 144186 (Ch), drowned
Inflexible,
battlecruiser
CLEMENT, Sydney W, Sick Berth Steward, 351228, illness
Friday,
17
October 1919
Carnarvon, armoured cruiser
WARBURTON, Herbert J, Engine Room Artificer 4c, M 13378,
illness in Gibraltar
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Dragon, light cruiser, shore action, hit by coastal battery near
Lett, Riga
area
ALMOND, Percy J, Able Seaman, J 22758 (Ch)
BROAD, Charles W, Able Seaman, J 20915 (Ch)
GILLINGWATER, Lewis T E, Able Seaman, J 34181 (Ch)
LARN, William, Ordinary Seaman, J 84897 (Ch)
LOWE, George W, Able Seaman, J 38578 (Ch)
PAYNE, Alfred J, Boy 1c, J 90873 (Ch)
SLEATH, James W, Ordinary Seaman, SS 8121 (Ch)
STROUD, John S, Petty Officer, 204391 (Ch)
TRETT, William R H, Boy 1c, J 86811 (Ch)
__________
Hawkins, cruiser
TOWNSEND, Albert V, Boy 1c, J 70937, illness
HM Coast Guard Station Sheephaven, County
Donegal
WEBB,
Thomas E, Coastguardsman 2c, 149238, illness
Saturday,
18
October 1919
Submarine H.41
alongside depot ship Vulcan at Blyth, holed by
Vulcan's propellers during low speed trials,
sank, but salvaged. There were no casualties
Caesar, battleship
HARDY, Joseph, Able Seaman, J 41148, illness
Sarepta, hired drifter
PALMER, Ernest S, Leading Stoker, K 3790, exposure
Sunday,
19
October 1919
Calypso, light cruiser
BARTER, Albert E (real name, but served as Frederick
Brown), Stoker 1c, SS 117137, accident
Grenville, flotilla leader
MILLER, Lawrence W, Leading Seaman, J 20680, ex-Skate,
illness
Iron Duke, battleship
FOREMAN, Esau, Ordinary Seaman, SS 8362, drowned
Tuesday,
21
October 1919
Caroline, light cruiser
AYLWIN, Charlie, Chief Petty Officer Cook, 358237, illness
Wednesday,
22
October 1919
Ajax,
battleship
BARTOLO, Andrea, Officer's Cook 3c, L 8048, illness
RUSSIAN
INTERVENTION
Carlisle, light cruiser, Vladivostok
MARSH, Henry, Stoker Petty Officer, K 14716, shot in
robbery
__________
Rainbow (RCN),
ex-cruiser, depot ship
BRIDGEWATER,
Harold E, Paymaster, RNCVR, illness in Esquimalt
RM Headquarters
SNELL, Horace S, Warrant Officer 2c, illness
RMLI, Portsmouth
Division
SNELL, Horace S, Colour Sergeant Major, 7121 (Po), illness
Thursday,
23
October 1919
Gainsborough,
minesweeper
COX,
Frank, Leading Seaman, SS 5817, illness
Pekin,
Grimsby
THOMSON, James R, Stoker Petty Officer, RNR,
TS 561, drowned
Winchester,
destroyer
KING, Percival, Engineer Lieutenant Commander, illness
Friday,
24
October 1919
New Zealand, battlecruiser
MURRAY, Archibald, Ordinary Seaman, J 82097 (Dev), drowned
Saturday,
25
October 1919
Marchioness of Bute,
patrol paddle vessel
BIRCH, Augustus H, Steward, MMR, 998218, accident
President, London
MCMAHON, Maurice, Lieutenant Commander, illness
Vivid, Devonport
MARTYN, John L, Ty/Lieutenant, RNR,
illness
Sunday,
26
October 1919
Pontefract,
paddle minesweeper
MORRISON, Donald, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 14665, illness
Tuesday,
28
October 1919
ML.236, motor launch
WATNEY, Basil G, Lieutenant, RNVR, illness
Royal Air Force
HOWARD, Andrew, Captain, RAF (ex-Assistant Paymaster, RNVR
ex-Caribbean), illness
Wednesday,
29
October 1919
Royal Naval Reserve
LIDDELL, Buchan M, Lieutenant, RNR, injured in Zanzibar
28
July 1918, DOI
Starfish,
destroyer
SHARP, Alfred E, Officer's Steward 1c, 359227 (Ch), drowned
Victory III,
Portsmouth
MARSHALL, William, Officer's Chief Cook, 364083, illness
Thursday,
30
October 1919
White Lilac, hired drifter
CAMERON, Robert, Engineman, RNR, ES 2970, illness
Friday,
31
October 1919
Abingdon,
minesweeper
LINK,
William, Petty Officer, 211675 (Dev), drowned
Emperor of India,
battleship
CORNES, William H, Able Seaman, J 94454, accident
Saturday,
1
November 1919
Pembroke, Chatham
SAWYER, Lewis C, Able Seaman, J 8399, illness
Sunday,
2
November 1919
Crescent, Rosyth
EASEY, John S, 2nd Hand, RNR,
DA 3433, illness
Maidstone,
submarine depot ship
PETFORD, Ernest, Cook, M 10275, died
Pembroke, Chatham
EDWARDS, Walter W, Ordinary Seaman, J 22025, ex-Powerful,
illness
Superb,
battleship
HARVEY, William G A, Able Seaman, J 34108, illness
Vivid II, Devonport
CLEMENTS, Edward F, Stoker 1c, K 16147, illness
Monday,
3
November 1919
Egmont, Malta
SAUNDERS, Robert, Master at Arms, 196653, illness
Inland Water Transport
MACKENZIE, Allan A, Captain, Royal Engineers (ex-Sub
Lieutenant, RNR),
illness
Victory,
Portsmouth
FRAZER, John, Chief Engine Room Artificer 2c, 269600,
illness
Vivid, Devonport
CROSS, William G N, Boy Shipwright, M 14328, illness
Tuesday,
4
November 1919
Caledon, light cruiser
MCEVELY, David A, Petty Officer 1c, 196906, accident
P.52, patrol boat
DANIELS, John K, Commissioned Gunner, illness
Wednesday,
5
November 1919
Fisgard, Portsmouth
CATHIE, Archibald, Boy Artisan, M 33270, illness
Lowestoft, 2nd class cruiser
STUTTER, Alex-F, Stoker 1c, K 27428, drowned
Victory, Portsmouth
TAYLOR, William, Stoker 1c, 286537, illness
Thursday,
6
November 1919
Actaeon, Sheerness
SMITH, Thomas, Able Seaman, SS 7705, illness
Friday,
7
November 1919
RM Labour Corps
TOLMIE, A (initial only), Private, RM, S 12516 (Deal),
illness in UK
Saturday,
8
November 1919
Dolphin, Gosport
HOLLOWAY, Sidney C, Able Seaman, J 18737, illness in
UK
Victory, Portsmouth
OSMOND, Charles W, Able Seaman, 226286, illness
Sunday,
9
November 1919
Danae, light cruiser
HANNAN, Michael, Petty Officer, 217443 (Ch), drowned
Emperor of India,
battleship
HICKS, Albert E, Leading Seaman, J 18063, illness
Excellent, Portsmouth
FITZSIMONS, William, Able Seaman, 195687, died
Frisky, rescue tug
LAWDAY, William R, Able Seaman, MMR, 837044, drowned
Monday,
10
November 1919
Renown, battlecruiser
FRANKLIN, Richard G, Leading Seaman, J 10734 (Po), drowned
LIGHT, Reginald, Able Seaman, 236934 (Po), drowned
Vernon, Portsmouth
PITCHER, James R, Chief Engine Room Artificer, 116531, died
Tuesday,
11
November 1919
Argus, aircraft carrier
MCCOY, Harold J, Able Seaman, J 23268, illness
Vernon, Portsmouth
MOULD, Arthur L, Petty Officer 2c, 177745, illness
Thursday,
13
November 1919
Egmont, Malta
PAYNE, James H, Able Seaman, 229737, accident
Indus,
Devonport
WOOD, Leslie T, Boy Artisan, M 18356, illness
Saturday,
15
November 1919
Theban, hired trawler
BELLAIRS, George, Deck Hand, RNR, (no service number listed), illness
Sunday,
16
November 1919
Odin, sloop
ALI,
Yusef, Tindal, 130, illness
Monday,
17
November 1919
Resolution, battleship
LANGDON, Reginald, Stoker 1c, SS 124415, illness
Victory, Portsmouth
MCGILL, William A, Petty Officer, 217484, illness
Tuesday,
18
November 1919
Eaglet, Liverpool
MARSHALL, James, Fireman, MMR, 956807, drowned
Wednesday,
19
November 1919
Iron Duke, battleship
WISE, John D, Midshipman, died in Constantinople
Pembroke, Chatham
JENKINSON, James H, Stoker 1c, SS 120091, illness
Thursday,
20
November 1919
Splendid,
destroyer
DEXETER, Ernest, Ordinary Seaman, SS 8694, accident
Victory I,
Portsmouth
LUXTON, George J, Able Seaman, J 39970, illness
Vivid II,
Devonport
EDWARDS, John W, Chief Stoker, 277719, illness
Saturday,
22
November 1919
Royal Sovereign, battleship
SHEPPARD, John W, Able Seaman, 179962 (Po), drowned
Sunday,
23
November 1919
Arctic Whale, Admiralty whaler
WARREN, John T, Skipper, RNR,
illness
Pembroke, Chatham
SMITH, John A, Petty Officer Cook, M 18, accident
Platypus (RAN), submarine depot ship
TRUDGEON, Frederick, Stoker Petty Officer, RAN, 9431, died
Sandhurst,
destroyer depot ship
WHITE, Albert J G, Leading Stoker, K 27485, illness
Monday,
24
November 1919
Cardiff, light cruiser
SOANES, William F, Stoker 1c, SS 123994, illness
Danae, light cruiser
SMITH, Harry, Yeoman of Signals, 226225, accident
HM Coast Guard Station Southsea
WATTS,
Edward, Coastguardsman 3c, 285179, illness
Inflexible,
battlecruiser
BLABEY, Robinette, Act/Officer's Chief Steward, 364034,
illness
ML.434, motor launch
CULLIMORE, Henry J, Able Seaman, J 28699, accident
Pembroke, Chatham
LONG, Frederick,
Stoker Petty Officer, 301101, illness
RMA Eastney
BLAKEMAN, Alexander J, Sergeant, RMA, RMA 11551, accident
Victorious,
battleship
SABISTON, James, Trimmer, RNR, TS 6291, illness
Tuesday,
25
November 1919
Royal Oak, battleship
FLATMAN, Alfred J, Stoker Petty Officer, 291902 (Ch),
drowned
Thursday,
27
November 1919
Cleopatra, light cruiser
ANSELL, Jesse, Stoker 1c, K 55316, illness
Fox, 2nd
class cruiser
BABBINGTON, Hugh, Lieutenant, illness, buried in Surrey
Friday,
28
November 1919
Attentive III,
Dover
RICHARDSON, Bertie, Petty Officer, 237493, ex-Gainsborough,
illness
Comus, light cruiser
LAWRENCE, Victor A, Victualling Chief Petty Officer,
342141, illness
Crescent, Rosyth
KINGCROSS, George, Trimmer, RNR, TS 7876, drowned
Royal Naval Reserve
CHAPMAN, Edward M H, Ty/Midshipman, RNR,
illness
TB.36, torpedo boat
OAKES, George, Artificer Engineer, illness
Saturday,
29
November 1919
Wildfire, Sheerness
CARROLL, Henry, Stoker Petty Officer, 152362, illness
Sunday,
30
November 1919
HM Coastguard Station Withernsea
WADE,
Joseph J, Chief Officer, HM Coast Guard, illness
ML.378, motor launch, ship lost
HERBERTSON, James D, Lieutenant, RNVR
Revenge, battleship
HAMILL, Henry P, Able Seaman, SS 5674, illness
Silvio,
fleet sweeping sloop, all drowned
BRAY, William J, Stoker Petty Officer, K 11968
COTTON, Alfred E, Stoker 1c, SS 120397
DAVIS, David K, Stoker 1c, SS 120441
GULLIFORD, Leonard H, Leading Seaman, K 18802
THORPE, Clement G, Officer's Steward 3c, L 11661
Swindon,
minesweeper
CRONIN, Christopher, Stoker 1c, SS 122727, drowned
Monday,
1
December 1919
Galatea,
light cruiser
PETERS, Frederick W, Ordinary Seaman, J 80625, illness
Royal Naval Reserve
MEEK, Leslie, Chief Warrant Engineer, RNR,
drowned
Vivid, Devonport
HARROWER, James, Ordinary Seaman, J 80387, illness
Wednesday,
3
December 1919
Catania,
hired yacht, minelaying base ship, Taranto
LAWS,
Gilbert U, Lieutenant, RNVR, illness
Scimitar,
destroyer
HOLDEN, Thomas, Ordinary Signalman, J 85519, illness
Yarmouth, 2nd class cruiser
WOOD, Daniel E, Warrant Shipwright, accident
Friday,
5
December 1919
Eaglet, Liverpool
BILTON, Reginald E, Regulating Petty Officer, 224787,
accident
New Zealand, battlecruiser
HYNES, James F, Leading Seaman, J 26607, illness
Victory II,
Portsmouth
HUMM, William, Leading Stoker, 303310, illness
Saturday,
6
December 1919
HM Coast Guard
PARKER, Edward C, Chief Officer, HM Coast Guard, died
Sydney (RAN),
2nd class cruiser
BERRY,
Thomas C J, Stoker 2c, RAN, 11260, drowned
Sunday,
7
December 1919
Cerberus, Williamston, Australia
DANAFORD, Harold W, Chief Petty Officer, RAN, 8295, illness
Monday,
8
December 1919
Vivid, Devonport
HOPPER, Edwin J, Able Seaman, 228745, drowned
Tuesday,
9
December 1919
Pembroke, Chatham
LOVETT, Ernest J, Officer's Steward 3c, L 5980, illness
Wednesday,
10
December 1919
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
GRANT, John F H, Ty/Sub Lieutenant, RNVR, illness
Thursday,
11
December 1919
Dragon, light cruiser
RAXWORTHY, Henry F W, Able Seaman, J 34915, illness
Pembroke, Chatham
MOSS, Herbert, Ordinary Seaman, J 89339, illness
Retort, rescue tug
STEEL, John, Leading Fireman, MMR, 838261, drowned
Friday,
12
December 1919
Strathalva, hired trawler
FLANNERY, Patrick, Skipper, RNR, illness
Stuart, flotilla leader
BARTON, Robert, Leading Seaman, 238187, illness
Vivid, Devonport
ROSE, Charles W, Petty Officer, J 531, illness
Saturday,
13
December 1919
Queen Elizabeth, battleship
BENDELOW, James, Plumber 1c, M 622, accident
Sunday,
14
December 1919
Pomone, ex-cruiser, training ship
BRAY, William J, Chief Stoker, 163063, illness
Monday,
15
December 1919
Lowestoft, 2nd class cruiser
WESTLEY, John, Krooman, (no service number listed), illness
President, London
HORSLER, Cyril G, Boy Servant, L 12399, illness
President III,
London
CURETON, Herbert R, Able Seaman, RNVR, Bristol Z 9862,
illness
Theseus II, Baku, Caspian Sea
JAGGER, Norman V, Engine Room Artificer 4c, M 7104, died
Tuesday,
16
December 1919
Tenedos,
destroyer
PALMER, Arthur S, Signalman, J 35450 (Ch), drowned
Victory, Portsmouth
HODGE, Alfred L, Stoker Petty Officer, MC 1187, ex-Eaglet,
illness
Wednesday,
17
December 1919
Chester,
light cruiser
HYAMS, Philip, Stoker 1c, SS 117451, illness
Lapwing,
destroyer
LEACH, Frederick S, Petty Officer, 208350 (Ch), drowned
RN Hospital Pembroke
LAMBERT, Harry E, Warrant Wardmaster, illness
Tiger, battlecruiser
MATTHEWS, Frederick W T, Regulating Petty Officer, 300592,
drowned
Victory, Portsmouth
MILLER, Alexander S, Chief Petty Officer, 171848, illness
Vivid, Devonport
BRAITHWAITE, Charles, Stoker 1c, K 50409, accident
Friday,
19
December 1919
Europa, Mudros, Aegean
SALIBA, Carmelo, Able Seaman, J 95744, illness
Victory, Portsmouth
MCILKENNON, Patrick, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 22775, drowned
Sunday,
21
December 1919
Pembroke VII,
Grimsby
SHIELDS, Robert, Petty Officer 1c, 137680, drowned
Monday,
22
December 1919
Impregnable, Devonport
CHAMBERS, William F H, Boy 1c, J 94935, illness
Tuesday,
23
December 1919
Pembroke, Chatham
PARADISE,
Harris, Signalman, J 25052, illness
RM Eastney
SIMPSON, Charles H, Gunner, RMA, RMA 15954, illness
Victorious,
battleship
LOCK,
Christopher, Carpenter, MMR, 981391, illness
Wednesday,
24
December 1919
Birmingham, 2nd class cruiser
MADDISON, Ernest, Leading Stoker, K 4355, illness
Niobe (RCN),
ex-cruiser, harbour service
LARGE, Charles A E, Leading Seaman, J 3485, illness
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
EVANS, Evan, Lieutenant, RNVR, drowned
Thursday,
25
December 1919
Grenville, flotilla leader
MARTIN, Richard, Ty/Surgeon Lieutenant, drowned
HM Coast Guard Station Pentewan
SULLIVAN, Albert, Coastguardsman 2c, 142339, illness
Larkspur,
fleet sweeping sloop
SMITH, Waugh, Leading Signalman, 223412, exposure
Pembroke I
JONES, George W, Leading Seaman, 206942, illness
RM Deal
ROOS, Henry, Lance Corporal, RMLI, S 312 (Deal), illness
RM Headquarters
ROOS, Henry, Lance Corporal, RMLI, D 312, illness
Friday,
26
December 1919
Furious, aircraft carrier
BENNETT, Charles P, Gunner, illness
Oracle,
destroyer
GAUNT, George, Leading Stoker, K 18101, ex-Dido, illness
Saturday,
27
December 1919
Francol, oiler, Royal Fleet Auxiliary, boat accident, all drowned
CAMPBELL, James, Able Seaman, J 20620 (Ch)
RONAYNE, Patrick, Able Seaman, 101251
SHEERAN, Charles, Greaser, MMR, 713819
TYLER, John, Ordinary Seaman, MMR, 883964
Indomitable,
battlecruiser
PATTERSON, Francis W J, Artificer Engineer, drowned
Pembroke, Chatham
LAWS,
John, Trimmer, RNR, TS 7610, illness
Wistaria,
fleet sweeping sloop, boat accident
HOW, Alfred, Stoker Petty Officer, K 3435, drowned
Sunday,
28
December 1919
Victory, Portsmouth
DAVIES, Thomas, Boy 1c, J 48302, illness
Monday,
29
December 1919
Erebus, monitor
GLEN, George R, Signalman, J 48580 (Ch), drowned
Pembroke, Chatham
LENNOX,
William B, Able Seaman, SS 9172, illness
Tuesday,
30
December 1919
Blenheim, ex-cruiser, destroyer depot ship
FARRUGIA, Giuseppe, Officer's Cook 2c, 365483, ex-Tobago,
illness
Pembroke, Chatham
ROBINS, James A, Stoker 1c, K 50283, ex-Euryalus, died
Resolution, battleship
EDGECOMBE, Arthur, Leading Stoker, K 18083, died
Wednesday,
31
December 1919
Catspaw, Admiralty drifter, sailing Reval (Tallinn) for
Copenhagen, lost in bad weather near Oland Island, no
survivors, all members of crew buried in Kviberg
Cemetery, Gothenburg, Sweden (above - courtesy
Gareth Thomas)
BENNETT, George H, Petty Officer, 191017
BOWERMAN, Thomas J, Engine Room Artificer 5c, M 14502
BREWER, Arthur B, Mechanician, 310926
DINGLE, Edward H, Stoker 1c, K 24623
JENKINS, David J, Stoker 1c, SS 120469
JUSTIN, Thomas H, Able Seaman, J 20176
LEADON, John, Able Seaman, SS 6815
LEES, Arthur, Stoker 1c, K 55385
MORCEL, Headby A, Ordinary Seaman, J 91014
REYNOLDS, Rowland, Act/Lieutenant
VALLINGS, Frederick F O, Sub Lieutenant
WEBB,
Charles S, Able Seaman, J 40368
WILDING, Thomas E, Stoker Petty Officer, K 16770
WILLIAMS, Geoffrey H C, Act/Lieutenant
