Surname |
First Name |
Rank |
Service No |
Ship or Unit |
Date |
Age |
Notes |
NASH |
Charles |
Private |
- |
2nd
Battalion North Staffordshire Regiment |
01
Feb 1892 |
25 |
- |
NEAL OR NEALE |
George |
Leading Stoker 1st Class |
- |
HMTB
81 |
01
Nov 1914 |
30 |
Shown
as NEALE in Commonwealth War Graves Commision site |
NEALE |
John
Richard |
Naval
Airman 2nd Class |
LFX
854989 |
HMS
ILLUSTRIOUS |
17
Oct 1948 |
- |
Drowned
when liberty boat returning from shore to HMS ILLUSTRIOUS sank |
NEALON? |
William |
Boy
1st Class |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
15
Jul 1895 |
16 |
- |
NEEDHAM |
JK |
Lieutenant
Commander (E) |
- |
HMS
MAIDSTONE |
16
Jun 1955 |
27 |
17
Jun 1955: The Royal Navy diesel submarine HMS Sidon sinks after a torpedo
explosion in the forward torpedo compartment while the ship is in Portland
harbour, U.K., killing 13. |
NEVILLE |
John |
Private |
- |
RAMC
(No 6 Coy) |
09
Jul 1909 |
34 |
- |
NEWBURY |
William |
Private
RMLI |
- |
HMS
SPARTAN |
02
Apr 1905 |
32 |
- |
NICHOLAS |
Desmond
Vernon Dudley |
Lieutenant
RNVR |
- |
H.M.
British Yacht Minesweeper 2279 |
30
Jan 1946 |
37 |
Son
of Cuthbert Ivor and Maud Frances Nicholas, of Knowle, Bristol |
NICHOLS |
Lilian
Maude |
- |
- |
- |
01
Sep 1899 |
27 |
Child of Sergeant Nichols of 2nd Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers |
NINEHAM
OR NENEHAM? |
JG |
Steward's
Assistant |
- |
HMS PRINCE GEORGE |
11
Mar 1899 |
26 |
Baptist |
NOLAN |
Patrick |
Corporal |
- |
2nd
Battalion North Staffs Regiment (D Company) |
- |
- |
- |
NORMAN |
James |
Private |
- |
56th
(West Essex) Regiment |
22
Jul 1880 |
20 |
- |
NORMAN |
William
John |
- |
- |
- |
07
Jul 1901 |
16 |
- |
NORRINGTON |
Abigail |
- |
- |
- |
16
May 1888 |
28 |
Wife
of WF Norrington Band 2nd Battalion Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment |
O'CONNELL |
- |
- |
- |
- |
06
Jul 1889 |
- |
Child
of Civil Servant O'Connell - Age 6 weeks |
O'DONNELL |
William |
Civil
Guard |
- |
HM
Convict Prison |
26
Mar 1877 |
56 |
- |
O'RORKE |
- |
Private |
- |
2nd
Battalion Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment |
04
Dec 1890 |
31 |
- |
O'SULLIVAN |
John
Joseph |
Stoker
Petty Officer |
K62603 |
HMS
PANGBOURNE |
13
Jan 1928 |
27 |
- |
OF
WWII |
A
Sailor |
- |
- |
HMS
FOYLEBANK |
04
Jul 1940 |
- |
Known
unto God |
OF
WWII |
A
Sailor |
- |
- |
HMS
FOYLEBANK |
04
Jul 1940 |
- |
Known
unto God |
OF
WWII |
A
Sailor |
- |
- |
HMS
FOYLEBANK |
04
Jul 1940 |
- |
Known
unto God |
OF
WWII |
A
Sailor |
- |
- |
HMS
FOYLEBANK |
04
Jul 1940 |
- |
Known
unto God |
OF
WWII |
A
Sailor |
- |
- |
HMS
FOYLEBANK |
04
Jul 1940 |
- |
Known
unto God |
OF
WWII |
A
Sailor |
- |
- |
HMS
FOYLEBANK |
04
Jul 1940 |
- |
Known
unto God |
OF
WWII |
Two
Sailors |
- |
- |
HMS
FOYLEBANK |
04
Jul 1940 |
- |
Known
unto God |
OF
WWII RN |
A
Sailor |
- |
- |
- |
24
Sep 1940 |
- |
Known
unto God |
OLDALE |
George
Raude |
Ordinary
Seaman |
C/SSX
769113 |
HMS
NELSON |
14
Dec 1946 |
18 |
Son
of Harry and Paule Oldale, of Sheffield |
OLIVER |
George
A |
Boy |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
26
Oct 1889 |
15 |
- |
OSBORNE |
Fredrick
George |
Stoker
1st Class |
- |
HMS
ILLUSTRIOUS |
20
Dec 1907 |
30 |
- |
OVERHILL |
George |
Private |
- |
31st
(Huntingdonshire) Regiment |
13
Apr 1877 |
31 |
- |
OWEN |
Fred |
Petty
Officer Stoker |
293326(PO) |
HMS
MONARCH |
01
Sep 1919 |
44 |
- |
PAGE |
William
Nicholas |
Able
Seaman |
- |
HMS
AGINCOURT |
05
Oct 1903 |
21 |
- |
PAIN |
Alfred
William |
Electrical
Artificer First Class |
P/M
36343 |
HMS
VERNON |
12
Nov 1939 |
38 |
Son
of Emily Pain, and stepson of John Walford; husband of Emily Edwina Pain,
of Southsea, Hampshire. C. of E. Portion. |
PAIN |
Edward |
Private
RMLI |
- |
HMS
HERCULES |
26
Oct 1887 |
21 |
Died
Sick Quarters, Portland |
PALMER |
Albert |
Private |
17755 |
3rd
Battalion, King's Own Scottish Borderers |
10
Apr 1915 |
41 |
Husband
of Elizabeth Eliza Ann Palmer, of 6, Grove Place, Whitehouse St., Hunslet,
Leeds. |
PALMER |
George
Henry |
- |
- |
RN |
24
Oct 1896 |
- |
Noted:
In Loving Memory of my Dear Husband |
PALMER |
Sydney |
Private
RMLI |
- |
HMS
THUNDERER |
08
Apr 1913 |
29 |
- |
PANSOM |
Alfred
Roy |
Boy |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
17
Aug 1886 |
15 |
- |
PARR |
Lewis |
- |
- |
- |
22
May 1911 |
49 |
- |
PARR |
R |
Ordinary
Seaman |
SS/4543(PO) |
HMS
VICTORY |
14
Nov 1914 |
33 |
Noted
as "Buried near this spot" |
PARR-SUTTON |
Frederick |
- |
RM
14516 |
Pensioner |
27
Jun 1951 |
63 |
- |
PASCOE |
William |
- |
- |
- |
26
Feb 1902 |
22 |
- |
PASH |
Sydney
Ernest |
Petty
Officer |
199424 |
HMS
PC 74 |
26
Nov 1928 |
37 |
- |
PAYNE |
Edward |
Private
RMLI |
- |
HMS HERCULES |
26 Oct 1887 |
22 |
- |
PEAKE |
RH |
Marine Engineering Mechanic |
PSKX 880829 |
HMS/M SIDON |
16 Jun 1955 |
22 |
17
Jun 1955: The Royal Navy diesel submarine HMS Sidon sinks after a torpedo
explosion in the forward torpedo compartment while the ship is in Portland
harbour, U.K., killing 13. |
PEARSON |
Thomas W |
- |
- |
- |
29
Mar 1902 |
16 |
- |
PECK |
Claude
Samuel |
- |
- |
- |
05
Oct 1896 |
3 |
Child
of QMS Peck RE Staff |
PECK |
Francis
Clarence |
- |
- |
- |
11
May 1897 |
3 |
Child
of QMS Peck RE Staff |
PELLS |
John |
- |
- |
- |
03
Sep 1888 |
- |
Child
of Private Pells of 2nd Battalion Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment
- Age 15 days |
PENTON |
Martin |
Domestic
1st Class |
- |
HMS
TALBOT |
03
Oct 1907 |
25 |
- |
PERKINS |
Robert |
Ordinary
Seaman Royal Naval Patrol Service |
L/TJX
179492 |
HM
Trawler LOCH MONTEITH |
24
Sep 1940 |
19 |
Son
of Robert and Ethel Perkins, of Worksop, Nottinghamshire - RIP |
PERRY |
Edward
john |
Boy |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
23
Jul 1888 |
17 |
- |
PHELPS |
Alfred |
Able
Seaman |
- |
HMS
AGINCOURT |
05
Oct 1903 |
23 |
- |
PHILLIPS |
Alexander |
Musician |
- |
HMS
INDEFATIGABLE |
06
May 1913 |
20 |
- |
PHILLIPS |
Benjamin |
- |
- |
- |
23
Apr 1898 |
72 |
Farther
of School Master of HM Convict Prison |
PHILLIPS |
Edith
Annie |
- |
- |
- |
09
Nov 1894 |
35 |
Sister
of School Master, Civil Service |
PHILLIPS |
Roy |
Sub
Lieutenant, Royal Naval Reserve |
- |
H.M.
Trawler Recoil |
27
Sep 1940 |
34 |
- |
PIERCE |
Sidney
Edwin |
Able
Seaman |
- |
HMS
AGINCOURT |
05
Oct 1903 |
20 |
- |
PIKE |
Henry
George |
Boy |
- |
HMS
AGINCOURT |
18
Aug 1903 |
16 |
- |
PINCKNEY? |
Edward |
Sailmaker |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
08
Feb 1897 |
37 |
Wesleyan |
PITCAIRN |
Colin
Mackenzie |
Commander
RD RNR |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
12
Apr 1940 |
46 |
Son
of Charles Dalbiac Pitcairn and of Helen Mary Whyte Pitcairn (nee Mackenzie);
husband of Emily Gwendoline Mary Pitcairn (nee McRae), of Wedmore, Somerset.
C. of E. Portion. |
PITCHER |
John |
- |
- |
2nd
Battalion King's Shropshire Light Infantry |
08
Sep 1895 |
25 |
- |
PLANT |
James |
Private |
- |
2nd
Battalion 20th (East Devon) Regiment |
14
Sep 1877 |
37 |
- |
POLLARD |
William
Henry |
- |
- |
HMS
BLAKE |
15
Feb 1896 |
33 |
- |
POMEROY |
Phyllis
Lene |
- |
- |
- |
13
May 1904 |
- |
Child
of Colour Sergeant Pomeroy 2nd Battalion Dorset Regiment - Age 8 months |
POTTS |
Harry |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
REPULSE |
02
Feb 1899 |
19 |
Baptist |
POTTS |
Robert |
Trimmer |
1082/TS |
HM
Trawler JOHN DONOVAN |
12
Aug 1915 |
31 |
Son
of John W. and Jane Potts; huband of Margaret Potts, of 25, Church Way,
North Shields. Born North Shields. Age on grave marker thought to be 33 |
PRATT |
John
Edmund |
Ship's
Steward |
- |
RFA
Oiler PETROBUS |
06
Jun 1939 |
30 |
- |
PREFONELL |
John |
Boy |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
14
Aug 1888 |
16 |
Died
from Pneumonia |
PRESS |
William |
Boy
1st Class |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
17
Sep 1895 |
17 |
- |
PRIDE |
Arthur |
RMLI |
- |
HMS
LIVERPOOL |
06
Sep 1912 |
29 |
- |
PROCTOR |
Jellico
Adams Thomas |
- |
- |
- |
08
Nov 1915 |
- |
Of
25 Ventnor Road, Portland Age 3 months |
PROUT |
George |
Boy |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
10
Nov 1904 |
16 |
- |
PURVIS |
Arthur |
Able
Seaman, RNVR |
Tyneside
Z/2675 |
RN
Division (Hood Battalion) |
16
Sep 1915 |
20 |
Son
of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Purvis, of 9, Aged Miners' Homes, Emmaville, Ryton-on
Tyne |
PURYER
OR PUSYER |
Walter |
Private |
- |
3rd
Battalion Northamptonshire Regiment |
06
Jan 1901 |
20 |
- |
PUYLEY |
William |
- |
- |
HMS
EDINBURGH |
23
Aug 1900 |
21 |
Wesleyan |
QUIGLY |
Henry
William |
- |
- |
- |
11
Feb 1882 |
1 |
Son
of Patrick and Sarah Quigly of 2nd Queen's Regiment - age 1 year 4 months |
QUINN |
Bridget |
- |
- |
- |
22
May 1876 |
- |
Father
in 31st (Huntingdonshire) Regiment - Age 8 months |
RANDOLPH |
Edward
Ernest |
Captain |
- |
2nd
Battalion North Staffordshire/98th Regiment |
31
May 1892 |
33 |
Born
Nov 24 1859 - Died May 31 1892 |
RATTRAY |
Norman
McLeod |
Engineer
Sub Lieutenant, Royal Naval Reserve |
- |
HMS
RESEARCH |
21
Jul 1918 |
31 |
Son
of Capt. H. and Mrs. Catherine McLeod Rattray, of 42, Strathmartine Rd.,
Dundee. |
RAY |
Albert
George |
Ship's
Steward |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
27
May 1904 |
37 |
Church
of England: body taken to Portsmouth by relatives. |
RAZETO |
Antonio |
Seaman |
- |
Italian
Navy |
23
Jul 1895 |
20 |
- |
READ |
- |
- |
- |
- |
21
Jan 1889 |
- |
Child
of Corporal Read of 2nd Battalion Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment
- Still Born |
READER |
Lional
Elmhurst |
Midshipman |
- |
HMS
ALBION |
09
Dec 1905 |
- |
Accidentally
killed - the son of Lt Col EW Reader of the Leicestershire Regiment |
REED |
Stanley
William John |
Able
Seaman |
J
62895 |
HMS
THRUSTER |
17
Sep 1928 |
27 |
- |
REEKS |
George |
- |
- |
- |
06
Jun 1895 |
5 |
Child
of Petty Officer 2nd Class Reeks of the Coastguard Station, Balaclava Bay |
REID |
Alexander |
- |
- |
HMS
ANSON |
18
Jul 1901 |
28 |
Erected
by officer and ship's company of HMS ANSON in memory of |
REID |
John
Frederick Windy |
Second
Lieutenant/Lieutenant |
- |
2nd
Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers |
25
Mar 1921 |
- |
Born
4 Jun 1897 |
REILLY |
George |
Ordinary
Seaman, RNVR |
Clyde
Z/3415 |
RN
Division (2nd Reserve Battalion) |
28
Apr 1915 |
21 |
Son
of William J. and Deborah Reilly, of 75, John St., Aberdeen. |
RENDLE |
Birtie
W. |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
FALMOUTH |
08
May 1913 |
19 |
- |
RENDLE |
John
Henry |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
AJAX |
06
Jun 1914 |
18 |
- |
RHODES |
CE |
AM |
- |
Surgeon
Lieutenant RNVR |
16
Jun 1955 |
27 |
17
Jun 1955: The Royal Navy diesel submarine HMS Sidon sinks after a torpedo
explosion in the forward torpedo compartment while the ship is in Portland
harbour, U.K., killing 13. |
RICE |
PJW |
Acting
Leading Cook (S) |
PMX
807734 |
HMS/M
SIDON |
16
Jun 1955 |
26 |
17
Jun 1955: The Royal Navy diesel submarine HMS Sidon sinks after a torpedo
explosion in the forward torpedo compartment while the ship is in Portland
harbour, U.K., killing 13. |
RICHARDS |
Arthur |
- |
- |
- |
16
Sep 1877 |
- |
Son
of Sergeant Richards of 2nd Battalion 20th (East Devon) Regiment - Age
1 day |
RICHARDS |
William |
Deck
Hand |
- |
Motor
Lighter C224 |
09
Jun 1925 |
40 |
- |
RICHARDSON |
Hy
Edwd |
Officers'
Steward 2nd Class |
- |
HMS
NEW ZEALAND |
04
Apr 1901 |
31 |
- |
RICHARDSON |
Little
Frankie |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
Daughter
of William XXXXXX Richardson - age 6 weeks |
RICHARDSON |
RJ |
Able
Seaman |
PJ947264 |
HMS
JAGUAR |
08
Jul 1961 |
24 |
- |
RICHARDSON |
Ronal
John |
- |
- |
HMS
JAGUAR |
11
Jul 1961 |
24 |
- |
RIDLEY |
Ralph
S |
Boy
2nd Class |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
30
Jul 1900 |
15 |
- |
RIXON |
John |
Boy
1st Class |
- |
HMS
HANNIBAL |
02
Apr 1905 |
17 |
- |
ROACH |
Amelia
Sophia |
- |
- |
- |
27
Mar 1919 |
46 |
Wife
of Harry Roach |
ROBERTS |
DJ |
Officer
Cadet |
1039393 |
RAF |
05
Nov1951 |
23 |
- |
ROBERTS |
George
Hislop Mitchie |
Private |
3971974 |
Welch
Regiment |
11
Aug 1940 |
26 |
Son
of David and Margaret McDonald Roberts |
ROBERTS |
Stanley
George |
Private
RMLI |
- |
HMS
NEW ZEALAND |
30
Aug 1906 |
20 |
- |
ROBERTS |
Thomas
Reginald |
Stoker |
KX
75369 |
HMS
TIGER |
10
Jun 1927 |
22 |
- |
ROBERTSON |
George |
Corporal |
CH/X
109679 |
No.
47 R.M. Commando., Royal Marines |
14
Jun 1944 |
28 |
Son
of Mr. and Mrs. F. George Robertson; husband of Agnes Strachan Robertson
(nee Bryson), of Cumbernauld, Dunbartonshire |
ROBINS |
Henry |
Able
Seaman |
- |
HMS
BLACKWATER |
03
Aug 1936 |
39 |
- |
ROCKETT |
Thomas |
Able
Seaman |
- |
HMS
MAGNIFICENT |
07
Jul 1896 |
30 |
- |
ROGERS |
Charles |
- |
- |
- |
30
Mar 1896 |
1 |
Son
of Thomas and Mary Rogers (Age 14 months) |
ROGERS |
Edwin |
Boy |
- |
HMS
MINOTAUR |
27
Aug 1899 |
16 |
- |
ROMPLING |
JH |
Private
RMLI |
- |
HMS
KING EDWARD VII |
04
Jun 1910 |
38 |
Erected
by his brother and sister |
ROSSITER |
Herbert |
Seaman |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
23
Jul 1887 |
21 |
Wesleyan |
ROTHER |
Joseph |
- |
- |
- |
------------ |
- |
Born
30 Jan 1923 - Died 23 Mar 1942 - A Luftwaffe airman |
ROULET |
Gabriel |
- |
- |
French
Air Service |
04
Mar 1918 |
40 |
Exhumed
under licence authority French Government 1924 |
ROUSE |
Thomas |
Able
Seaman |
- |
HMS
BRITANNIA |
19
Nov 1908 |
23 |
Who
was killed at his post of duty whilst coaling |
ROUT |
FT |
Master
Tailor |
9511 |
- |
31
Aug 1949 |
85 |
Naval
Pensioner |
ROWANTREE |
Arthur
Walter Vincent |
Trumpeter? |
- |
28th
Company, Royal Garrison Artillery |
23
Mar 1913 |
20 |
Who
was drowned at the Verne, Portland |
ROWE |
George
Moore Alexander |
Commander
RN |
- |
HMS
CONQUEROR |
30
Apr 1920 |
37 |
As
the result of an accident on Boot Hill, Weymouth. Son of George William
Rowe (Solicitor), of 28, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. |
ROWSE |
James
Henry |
Carpenter's
Mate |
- |
HMS
MELAMPUS |
19
Jul 1904 |
46 |
- |
RUMSBY |
Albert
C |
Boy
1st Class |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
18
Apr 1896 |
16 |
- |
RUNDLE |
William
Henry |
- |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
11
Nov 1886 |
16 |
Son
of John and Elizabeth RUNDLE of Lelant, Cornwall |
RUSHTON |
George |
Private |
- |
2nd
Battalion 20th (East Devon) Regiment |
29
Jan 1878 |
26 |
- |
RUSSELL |
Stanley
McM |
Engineer
Lieutenant RN |
- |
HMS
ESSEX |
10
Apr 1908 |
29 |
Eldest
son of Thomas Russell of Manchester |
RYAN |
- |
- |
- |
- |
09
May 1894 |
- |
Child
of Colour Sergeant Ryan of 2nd Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment - Still
born (Presbyterian) |
RYAN |
Ella
Georgina |
- |
- |
- |
17
May 1894 |
21 |
Wife
of Colour Sergeant Ryan of 2nd Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment |
RYAN |
Jack |
Able
Seaman |
- |
HMS
OSPREY |
21
Oct 1934 |
20 |
- |
RYAN |
Thomas
H |
- |
- |
- |
26
Apr 1893 |
- |
Father
in 2nd Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment - Age 3 days |
RYCROFT |
JMW |
Lieutenant |
- |
HMS/M
SIDON |
16
Jun 1955 |
23 |
17
Jun 55: The Royal Navy diesel submarine HMS Sidon sinks after a torpedo
explosion in the forward torpedo compartment while the ship is in Portland
harbour, U.K., killing 13. |
RYE |
Edward
Frederick J |
Able
Seaman |
D/SSX
771456 |
HMS
ILLUSTRIOUS |
17
Oct 1948 |
- |
Drowned
when liberty boat returning from shore to HMS ILLUSTRIOUS sank |
RYE |
James
Henry |
Boy
1st Class |
- |
HMS
MINOTAUR |
12
Feb 1895 |
17 |
- |
SALES |
Arthur
Jones |
Petty
Officer |
J
13923 |
HMS
HOOD |
19
Nov 1928 |
33 |
- |
SALTER |
James |
Boy
1st Class |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
20
Mar 1896 |
17 |
- |
SALTER |
Lawrence |
Boy |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
19
Nov 1891 |
16 |
- |
SANDY |
Graham
Melvin |
Leading
Stores Assistant |
D106548W |
HMS
FEARLESS |
25
Feb 1978 |
27 |
Husband
of Carol Ann and Father of Paul Duncan |
SANSOM |
Mabel |
- |
- |
- |
05
Jan 1921 |
25 |
Daughter
of Robert and Annie Sansom of the Verne Citadel, Portland |
SAUNDER |
William
E |
- |
- |
HMS
RESOLUTION |
02
Aug 1895 |
24 |
Church
of England: body taken by friends to Surbiton |
SAUNDERS |
Alexander
Frank |
Telegraphist |
- |
HMS
VULCAN |
06
Feb 1924 |
20 |
- |
SCHRODER |
Frederick
Joseph |
Lieutenant
(E) RN |
- |
HMS
BOADICEA |
13
Jun 1944 |
48 |
Son
of Frederick and Gertrude Schroder; husband of Winifred Gushina Naomi Schroder |
SEAFORD |
Edmond
Roy |
Ordinary
Seaman |
D/SSX
840168 |
HMS
ILLUSTRIOUS |
17
Oct 1948 |
- |
Drowned
when liberty boat returning from shore to HMS ILLUSTRIOUS sank |
SELWAY |
Henry
James |
Chief
Engineroom Artificer First Class |
344628
(PO) |
HMS
SAREPTA |
25
Aug 1919 |
39 |
- |
SETFORD |
George
Henry |
Ordinary
Telegraphist |
C/JX
341853 |
H.M.
Steam Gun-Boat 6 |
31
Jan 1943 |
19 |
Son
of William Ernest and Harriet Agnes Setford, of Barking, Essex |
SEWARD |
James |
Bandsman |
- |
HMS
BLAKE |
20
Oct 1896 |
27 |
- |
SEYMOUR |
Leonard
George |
Ordinary
Seaman |
P/JX
172726 |
HMS
FOYLEBANK |
04
Jul 1940 |
21 |
Son
of George Andrew and Gertrude Ida Seymour, of South Norwood, Surrey. C.
of E. Portion. |
SHAPTER |
Joseph
Wm |
Chief
Petty Officer Stoker |
- |
HMS
TALBOT |
13
Nov 1909 |
38 |
- |
SHARLAND |
Walter |
Private |
19252 |
11th
Battalion, Devonshire Regiment |
21
Nov 1916 |
38 |
- |
SHATTOCK |
Robert
John |
- |
- |
- |
29
Apr 1887 |
35 |
- |
SHEA |
James |
- |
- |
HMS
COLLINGWOOD |
29
Dec 1912 |
31 |
- |
SHEARMAN |
Little
Winnie |
- |
- |
- |
05
Oct 1889 |
- |
Daughter
of R & C Shearman of 2nd Battalion Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment
- Age 16 months |
SHEPPARD |
- |
- |
- |
- |
19
Feb 1904 |
1 |
Child
of father - Colour Sergeant Sheppard of 2nd Battalion Dorset Regiment |
SHEPPARD |
Alice
Eliza Louisa |
- |
- |
- |
09
Feb 1916 |
52 |
Wife
of CERA |
SHERIDAN |
John
Edward |
Chief
Petty Officer |
- |
HMS
MONTROSE |
03
Oct 1935 |
37 |
- |
SIGERSON |
Richard |
Stoker
1st Class |
- |
HMS
PINCHER |
12
Feb 1911 |
29 |
- |
SILLAR |
David
Alexander Christian |
Lieutenant
RN |
- |
HMS
COURAGEOUS |
27
Oct 1930 |
- |
Born
25 Dec 1900 - Died on Duty |
SILLEY |
Leonard
Harry |
- |
- |
- |
29
Dec 1901 |
17 |
- |
SILOM |
Walter
John |
Blacksmith |
- |
HMS
FORWARD |
30
Nov 1913 |
33 |
- |
SIM |
Robert |
Private |
- |
2nd
Battalion Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment |
01
Jan 1891 |
36 |
- |
SIMMS |
Alfred |
- |
- |
1st
Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment |
18
Oct 1912 |
26 |
- |
SIMPSON |
Robert |
Private
RMLI |
- |
HMS
SHANNON |
07
May 1911 |
38 |
- |
SINCLAIR |
William |
Stoker |
- |
HMS
FURT |
01
Mar 1905 |
30 |
- |
SKEATES |
George |
Boy |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
22
Aug 1887 |
16 |
- |
SKEWS |
Nathaniel
Richard Henry |
Leading
Seaman |
J
93752 |
HMS
MARLBOROUGH |
04
Nov 1926 |
24 |
- |
SKINGLE |
Joseph |
Stoker
1st Class |
- |
HMS
INFLEXIBLE |
04
May 1912 |
19 |
- |
SMALLWOOD |
Robert |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
HERCULES |
04
Nov 1887 |
19 |
- |
SMART |
George |
Battery
Sgt Major |
24252 |
Pensioner
RA |
15
Apr 1930 |
44 |
- |
SMART |
RG |
Steward
(O) |
C/LX
881622 |
HMS
LEEDS CASTLE |
06
Mar 1951 |
20 |
- |
SMEDLEY |
William |
Boy |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
18
Nov 1891 |
16 |
- |
SMEETON |
James
(John) |
Yeoman
of Signals |
130622 |
HMS
RESEARCH |
15
Jan 1918 |
49 |
(RFR/PO/A/3271).
Husband of Ada Hallett (formerly Smeeton) of 20, Mallams, Portland. Born
at Derby. |
SMITH |
A.
C. W. |
Squadron
Leader |
- |
RAF |
26
Feb 1964 |
53 |
- |
SMITH |
Charles |
Able
Seaman, RNVR |
Tyneside
Z/6486 |
RN
Division (7th Reserve Battalion) |
20
Feb 1916 |
20 |
- |
SMITH |
Colin |
Leading
Cook (S) |
PMX
912901 |
HMS/M
SIDON |
16
Jun 1955 |
20 |
17
Jun 55: The Royal Navy diesel submarine HMS Sidon sinks after a torpedo
explosion in the forward torpedo compartment while the ship is in Portland
harbour, U.K., killing 13. |
SMITH |
Emma
Nancy |
- |
- |
- |
06
Mar 1904 |
- |
Daughter
of Colour Sergeant and Mrs Smith of 2nd Bt Dorset Regiment - age 2.5 |
SMITH |
Frederick |
- |
- |
- |
30
May 1894 |
- |
Child
of Lance Corporal Smith of 2nd Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment - Age
3 months |
SMITH |
Michael |
- |
- |
Lighter
Recovery |
05
Aug 1909 |
48 |
- |
SMITH |
William |
Petty
Officer 1st Class |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN II |
30
Jul 1904 |
31 |
- |
SMITHE |
John |
Chief
Petty Officer Stoker |
- |
HMS
TALBOT |
01
Jan 1909 |
38 |
- |
SMYTHE |
Charles |
Command
Boatman |
- |
Coastguard |
29
Jul 1904 |
38 |
- |
SOMERSET |
Thomas
Mervyn |
Captain
RN |
- |
- |
25
Aug 1947 |
47 |
Of
Lympstone, Devon (Church of England) |
SOUSTER |
John
Carr |
- |
- |
HMS
DOMINION |
- |
- |
From
his Mother and Sisters |
SOUTHERN |
George |
Stoker |
- |
HMS
HECLA |
13
Feb 1913 |
20 |
- |
SOUTHWOODS |
Alfred |
- |
- |
HM
Coastguard Station, Portland Bill |
04
Dec 1929 |
53 |
- |
SPEARING |
George
Thomas |
- |
- |
- |
31
Jan 1913 |
- |
Of
17 St Pauls Road, Portland - Age 9 months |
SPOKES |
- |
- |
- |
- |
09
Jan 1880 |
- |
2
Children of Sergeant Spokes of 56th Regiment both still born on 9 Jan 1880
and 24 Jan 1881: both children in one grave |
SPOKES |
Hannah |
- |
- |
- |
04
Feb 1881 |
30 |
Wife
of Sergeant T Spokes of 56 Regiment |
SPOONER |
Florence
G |
- |
- |
- |
06
May 1904 |
- |
Father
a Sergeant in the 2nd Battalion of the Dorset Regiment - Age 12 days |
SQUELCH |
Reginald |
Leading
Signalman |
- |
HMS
ESSEX |
29
Apr 1905 |
23 |
- |
SQUIBB |
Walter
Frederick |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
EXMOUTH |
02
Oct 1904 |
20 |
- |
ST
CLAIR |
Elsie |
- |
- |
- |
01
Feb 1915 |
1 |
Daughter
of Louis & Esther |
ST
CLAIR |
Florrie |
- |
- |
- |
11
Jan 1917 |
- |
Daughter
of Louis & Esther St Clair - Age 22 months |
ST
CLAIR |
Louisa
Dararenda |
- |
- |
- |
04
Jul 1952 |
82 |
- |
ST
CLAIR |
Tommy |
- |
- |
- |
20
Feb 1913 |
1 |
Son
of Louis and Esther |
STAFFORD |
William |
Private |
- |
31st
(Huntingdonshire) Regiment |
09
May 1877 |
30 |
- |
STAGG |
William
Albert |
Private
RMLI |
- |
HMS
PRINCE GEORGE |
04
May 1910 |
30 |
- |
STALKER |
Charles
Burton |
Gunner
RMA |
- |
HMS
MONARCH |
17
Jul 1914 |
33 |
- |
STAMP |
Edward
Abraham |
Leading
Seaman |
- |
HMS
ARGYLL |
27
Jul 1911 |
25 |
- |
STAPLES |
George
Arthur |
Leading
Seaman |
P/JX
269594 |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
25
Mar 1943 |
36 |
Son
of John Edward and Jane Staples, of Camberwell, London |
STENHOUSE |
Peter |
- |
- |
- |
27
Feb 1902 |
32 |
- |
STEPHENSON |
John
D |
Chief
Petty Officer Sick Berth |
P/M
417 |
Royal
Navy |
27
Feb 1943 |
54 |
Son
of George and Margaret Stephenson; husband of Margaret Louise Stephenson,
of Billingham, Co. Durham. |
STEWARD |
- |
- |
- |
- |
28
Feb 1896 |
- |
Child
of Sergeant Major Steward of 2nd Battalion King's Shropshire Light Infantry
- Still born |
STILL |
Ian |
Ordinary
Seaman |
DSSX
840734 |
HMS
ILLUSTRIOUS |
17
Oct 1948 |
- |
Drowned
when liberty boat returning from shore to HMS ILLUSTRIOUS sank |
STOCK |
Thomas |
Private |
- |
56th
(West Essex) Regiment |
10
May 1880 |
36 |
- |
STOCKER |
Thomas |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
ALEXANDRA |
02
May 1899 |
22 |
Wesleyan |
STONE |
Frederick |
Boy |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
06
Mar 1905 |
16 |
- |
STRICKLAND |
Henry
George Travers |
Staff
Surgeon MB |
- |
- |
08
Feb 1891 |
38 |
Died
at RN Sick Quarters, Portland |
STUBBS |
William |
Petty
Officer 1st Class |
- |
HMS
ALEXANDRA |
08
Jun 1899 |
39 |
- |
STUTCHBURY |
Samuel
James |
Stoker |
- |
- |
15
Jul 1902 |
22 |
- |
SULLIVAN |
Michael |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
MARS |
25
Aug 1891 |
18 |
- |
SULLIVAN |
William |
- |
- |
HMS
HOWE |
05
Nov 1891 |
24 |
- |
SUMMERS |
Ernest |
- |
- |
- |
26
Jul 1893 |
- |
Father
Summers 2nd Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment - Age 6 months |
SUMNER |
John
Thomas |
Seaman
Royal Naval Reserve (RNPS?) |
L/TX
21495A |
HM
Trawler LOCH MONTEITH |
24
Sep 1940 |
20 |
Son
of Robert Cowell Sumner and Violet Sumner, of Fleetwood, Lancashire |
SUNDERLAND |
JR |
Steward |
PSLX
901679 |
HMS/M
SIDON |
16
Jun 1955 |
24 |
17
Jun 1955: The Royal Navy diesel submarine HMS Sidon sinks after a torpedo
explosion in the forward torpedo compartment while the ship is in Portland
harbour, U.K., killing 13. |
SUNNERS |
James |
Leading
Signalman |
- |
HMS
KING GEORGE V |
27
Mar 1913 |
25 |
- |
SUTTON |
Charles |
Able
Seaman |
185901 |
HMS
MARS |
14
Dec 1914 |
35 |
(RFR/CH/B.5956).
Son of George and Elizabeth Sutton; husband of Jennie Sheaf (formerly Sutton),
of 11, Regent St., Ipswich. Born at Brough, Hull. |
SUTTON |
Gerald
Henry |
- |
- |
- |
13
Aug 1898 |
- |
Child
of Armourer Sergeant Sutton of the Corps of Armourers - Age 5 days |
SUTTON |
John |
- |
- |
1st
Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers |
28
Jan 1886 |
42 |
- |
SUTTON |
John
Natnaniel |
Private
RMLI |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN III |
02
Aug 1904 |
25 |
Drowned |
SYMOND |
Ernes
George |
AB |
- |
HMS
SWIFTSURE |
- |
24 |
Cancelled
entry - body removed by relatives per note of 22 Aug 1908 |
SYMONS |
Reginald |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
BELLEROPHON |
10
Mar 1913 |
18 |
- |
TATEM |
- |
- |
- |
- |
23
Sep 1882 |
- |
Child
of Colour Sergeant S Tatem of 1st Battalion Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment
- age 11- weeks |
TATTERSALL |
John
Stanley |
Acting
Regulating Petty Officer |
M818070T |
HMS
SULTAN |
03
Feb 1975 |
43 |
Husband
of Barbara and Father of Gail and Sara |
TATTERSON |
John |
- |
- |
- |
10
Feb 1903 |
16 |
- |
TAYENNE |
Jules |
- |
- |
HENRI
JASPER - Belgium Merchant Navy SS |
05
Apr 1945 |
- |
Found
drowned - Body exhumed and removed |
TAYLOR |
(AB) |
Corporal |
- |
2nd
Battalion Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment |
18
May 1889 |
37 |
- |
TAYLOR |
Albert |
Stoker
2nd Class |
- |
HMS
BLAKE |
28
Feb 1896 |
20 |
Wesleyan |
TAYLOR |
Andrew |
- |
- |
- |
30
Nov 1901 |
17 |
- |
TAYLOR |
Thomas |
Private
RMLI |
- |
HMS
VENUS |
05
Aug 1903 |
20 |
- |
TAYLOR |
Thomas
Vaux |
Skipper
RNR |
- |
HM
Trawler STELMA |
03
Feb 1919 |
32 |
- |
TAYLOR |
Walter
Frederick |
Seaman
Royal Naval Patrol Service |
LT/JK
174499 |
HM
Trawler TR FERRENS |
07
Jun 1940 |
- |
- |
TAYLOR |
William
Thomas |
Private |
- |
2nd
Battalion King's Shropshire Light Infantry |
16
Sep 1896 |
19 |
- |
TEES |
Charlotte |
- |
- |
- |
10
Mar 1888 |
1 |
Daughter
of James and Jessie Tees of the 2nd Battalion Queen's Own Royal West Kent
Regiment (age 11 months) |
THOMAS |
- |
- |
- |
- |
28
Dec 1885 |
- |
Son
of Private Thomas 1st Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers - Still born |
THOMPSON |
- |
- |
- |
- |
15
Oct 1885 |
- |
Child
of Colour Sergeant Major Thompson, Sup Stall, RE, - Age 11 days (Presbyterian) |
THOMPSON |
Anthony |
Marine |
RM
12492 |
JSAWC
Poole |
14
Jul 1957 |
21 |
- |
THOMPSON |
Fredrick
Charles |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
SWIFTSURE |
13
Feb 1908 |
18 |
- |
THOMPSON |
Henry |
Chief
Officer |
- |
Coastguard,
Portland Bill |
26
Jun 1910 |
49 |
- |
THOMPSON |
Herbert
Ernest |
- |
- |
- |
05
May 1899 |
- |
Child
of Lance Corporal Thompson of 2nd Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers Age
- 19 days |
THOMPSON |
John |
Able
Seaman |
- |
HMS
HIBERNIA |
01
Jul 1910 |
27 |
- |
THOMPSON |
Thomas
Paling |
Able
Seaman RNVR |
Bristol
Z/3955 |
HMS
PRESIDENT III |
22
Jul 1917 |
31 |
Son
of John William and Mary Alice Thompson (nee Paling). Born at Derby. |
THOMPSOPN |
- |
- |
- |
- |
10
Jan 1893 |
70 |
Wife
of Chief Officer Coastguard RN |
TIBUSCH |
Paul |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
Born
15 May 1916 - Died 8 May 1941 - A Luftwaffe airman? |
TIPPER |
William
Henry |
Chief
Petty Officer Cook |
- |
HMS
ORION |
16
May 1914 |
36 |
- |
TOMKINS |
- |
Sergeant |
- |
PMS
Corps |
06
Apr 1889 |
34 |
- |
TOMKINS |
- |
- |
- |
- |
17
Jun 1886 |
- |
Child
of Sergeant Tomkins (M) - S Corps - Age - 2 years |
TRANTER |
William
Thomas |
Stoker |
- |
HMS
HOOD |
21
Dec 1903 |
20 |
- |
TREADWELL |
Robert
Henry |
Coastguardsman |
- |
HM
Coastguard |
13
Oct 1944 |
35 |
Son
of George and Jane Treadwell; husband of Audrey Treadwell, of Wyke Regis,
Weymouth. Awarded the Silver Sea Gallantry Medal, Lloyds Silver Medal for
Saving Life at Sea, and the Royal Humane Society's Testimonial on Vellum |
TRIPP |
Vernon
G |
Electrical
Artificer |
- |
HMS
COLOSSUS |
28
Jul 1914 |
33 |
- |
TUBB |
Frederick
William |
Able
Seaman |
- |
HMS
PRINCESS ROYAL |
09
Jul 1913 |
36 |
- |
TUFFIN |
Samuel |
Lance
Corporal RMLI |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
06
Apr 1905 |
26 |
- |
TURLEY |
Albert
Cyril Duncan |
Able
Seaman |
- |
HMS
ILLUSTRIOUS |
10
Dec 1907 |
22 |
- |
TURNER? |
John
Joseph |
- |
- |
- |
17
May 1904 |
- |
Father
2nd Battalion Dorset - Age 3 months |
TWOHIG |
James |
- |
- |
- |
22
Feb 1903 |
25 |
- |
TWOHIG |
Jas |
Stoker |
- |
HMS
EMPRESS OF INDIA |
22
Feb 1903 |
25 |
- |
TYRRELL |
JB
St Lawrence |
Lieutenant
Commander (E) |
- |
HMS
MYNGS |
17
Mar 1950 |
38 |
Killed
on Duty RIP |
VALENTINE |
James
John |
Stoker
1st Class |
R/KX
98890 |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
22
Aug 1945 |
64 |
Husband
of Mary Blanche Valentine of Portland |
VAUGHAN |
Oliver |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
THUNDERER |
21
Aug 1913 |
19 |
- |
VEALE |
Joseph
James |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
COLOSSUS |
16
Jul 1913 |
19 |
- |
VELLA |
Antionio |
Officers
Cook |
- |
HMS
ARGYLL |
29
Nov 1912 |
41 |
- |
VENTURI |
Joseph |
Officers
Steward |
- |
HMS
NEMESIS |
30
Jun 1914 |
44 |
- |
VICKARY |
Leonard |
- |
- |
- |
28
May 1936 |
- |
Of
Married Quarters - Age 8 months ? |
VINCE |
Gordon |
Ordinary
Seaman |
P/SSX
840306 |
HMS
MAIDSTONE |
23
Aug 1948 |
NK |
- |
VOAK |
William
James |
Able
Seaman |
- |
HMS/M
H24 |
16
Jun 1932 |
24 |
- |
WAFER |
Albert
E |
Gunner
RMA |
- |
HMS
HIBERNIA |
09
Aug 1911 |
27 |
- |
WAITE |
DP |
Able
Seaman |
PSSX
835715 |
HMS/M
SIDON |
16
Jun 1955 |
23 |
17
Jun 1955: The Royal Navy diesel submarine HMS Sidon sinks after a torpedo
explosion in the forward torpedo compartment while the ship is in Portland
harbour, U.K., killing 13. |
WALKER |
Anthony |
Ordinary
Seaman |
P/JX
178292 |
HMS
FOYLEBANK |
04
Jul 1940 |
- |
- |
WALKER |
Arche? |
Private |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
14
Apr 1893 |
38 |
Presbyterian |
WALKER |
W |
Engineer |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
11
Apr 1890 |
37 |
- |
WALLACE |
William |
Boy
1st Class |
- |
HSM
ALEXANDRA |
21
Sep 1893 |
17 |
- |
WALLENS |
William |
Seaman |
- |
No
52 Torpedo Boat |
13
Jul 1888 |
21 |
Drowned |
WALLIS |
- |
- |
- |
- |
13
Apr 1893 |
- |
Child
of Coast Guard Wallis - Age 2 |
WALTER |
Albert
Thos P |
Officer's
Steward 2nd Class |
- |
HMS
CIRCE |
28
Feb 1909 |
44 |
- |
WANT |
Albert |
Gunner
RMA |
- |
HMS
DUKE OF EDINBURGH |
01
Apr 1909 |
26 |
- |
WARBURTON |
John |
Private |
- |
3rd
Battalion Northamptonshire Regiment |
08
May 1901 |
21 |
- |
WARD |
Alfred |
- |
- |
- |
10
Oct 1897 |
- |
Child
of Corporal Ward of 2nd Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers - Age 3 hours |
WARD |
Arthur
Thomas |
Signalman |
- |
HMS
SAPPHIRE |
07
Mar 1908 |
19 |
- |
WARD |
Florence
Iris |
- |
- |
- |
22
Mar 1899 |
- |
Child
of Sergeant Ward of 2nd Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers - Age 6 months |
WARNETT |
William |
- |
- |
HMS
ALEXANDRA |
08
Oct 1898 |
19 |
- |
WARNETT |
William |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
ALEXANDRA |
21
Oct 1898 |
19 |
- |
WARREN |
Alfred
James |
Leading
Stoker |
- |
HMS
COLOSSUS |
29
Jun 1913 |
36 |
- |
WARREN |
RW |
Steward
(O) |
PSLX
788638 |
HMS
OSPREY |
20
Jun 1950 |
26 |
- |
WARTSKI |
Harry |
Boy
1st Class |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
17
Jun 1898 |
16 |
Cancelled:
body taken by friends. |
WARWAS |
Franz |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
Borne
30 Dec 1916 - Died 5 Sep 1942 - A Luftwaffe airman? |
WATERMAN |
Henry |
Pantry? |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
- |
- |
Circa
1892 Wesleyan: entry deleted: reason not known: Church of England |
WATT |
JC |
Staff
Surgeon |
- |
HMS
GOSSAMER |
06
Nov 1910 |
36 |
Drowned
of Weymouth |
WATTS |
Albert
James |
Able
Seaman |
P/J
41456 |
HMS
SCAWFELL |
19
Jul 1940 |
40 |
Son
of William and Susan Watts; husband of Dorothy Watts, of Carisbrooke, Isle
of Wight |
WATTS |
Frederick
George |
Stoker
1st Class |
- |
HMS
VENGEANCE |
04
Mar 1907 |
22 |
- |
WEBB
AUGUSTUS JOSEPH |
- |
- |
- |
- |
14
Jul 1894 |
- |
Son
of Warder Webb, Civil Service - Age 8 months |
WEEKS |
Thomas |
- |
- |
- |
07
Jan 1920 |
44 |
Husband
of Ann Elizabeth WEEKS also of Ann Elizabeth WEEKS died 20 Oct 1961 Age
87 |
WELLINGTON |
William
H |
Stoker
2nd Class |
K/21248 |
RN
Division (Anson Battalion) |
05
Feb 1916 |
21 |
Son
of Henry and Susan Ann Wellington, of Boohay Cottage, Kingswear, Devon. |
WELLS |
Benjamin |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
EMPRESS OF INDIA |
24
Mar 1904 |
18 |
- |
WEST |
David
John |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
RESOLUTION |
17
Jul 1897 |
18 |
- |
WESTON |
John
Richard |
Stoker |
- |
HMS
SWIFTSURE |
30
Nov 1905 |
21 |
- |
WHEEL |
William |
Stoker |
- |
HMS
HOWE |
16
Jul 1891 |
22 |
- |
WHEELER |
Mary
E |
- |
- |
- |
17
Nov 1892 |
- |
Child
of Private Wheeler, 2nd Battalion Royal- Berkshire Regiment - Age 17 months |
WHITE |
Cornelius |
Private |
- |
1st
Battalion Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment |
04
Jun 1883 |
18 |
Killed
by accident in SE Sally Port |
WHITE |
David |
Petty
Officer 2nd Class |
- |
HMS
AUSTRALIA |
10
May 1898 |
40 |
- |
WHITE |
James
Patrick |
Able
Seaman |
D/J
938003 |
HMS
ASHANTI |
27
Jul 1964 |
25 |
- |
WHITE |
William |
Coxswain |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
23
Apr 1883 |
33 |
- |
WHITTINGHAM |
F |
Sergeant |
6278110 |
The
Buffs |
28
Jun 1925 |
37 |
- |
WHITTON |
John
George |
Stoker |
- |
HMS
DOMINION |
16
Feb 1914 |
21 |
- |
WILDGOOSE |
David
John |
Petty
Officer Electrician |
D094610H |
HMS
OSPREY |
07
Mar 1975 |
27 |
- |
WILDS |
James
Henry |
Engineroom
Artificer |
- |
HMS
AFRICA |
15
Jun 1910 |
20 |
Only
son of James and Kate Wilds |
WILES |
Stanley
Marwood |
Petty
Officer 2nd Class |
155727 |
HMS
RESEARCH |
28
Jul 1919 |
45 |
(RFR/P.O.A.
4202) Husband of Annie Wiles, of 2, Guernsey St., Portland. |
WILKINS |
Percy
George |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
HINDUSTAN |
30
Mar 1909 |
18 |
- |
WILKINSON |
- |
- |
- |
- |
14
Jan 1904 |
- |
Father
(Wilkinson) of 2nd Battalion Dorset Regiment - Still born |
WILKINSON |
James |
Gunner
RMA |
- |
HMS
COMMONWEALTH |
10
Dec 1908 |
25 |
Who
was accidentally killed on the Railway near Weymouth |
WILLIAMS |
Elizabeth |
- |
- |
- |
16
Nov 1885 |
- |
Father
(Williams) of 1st Battalion of Royal Scots Fusiliers - Age 3 weeks |
WILLIAMS |
Geoffrey
Wynn |
Naval
Airman 2nd Class |
LFX
849264 |
HMS
ILLUSTRIOUS |
17
Oct 1948 |
19 |
Drowned
when liberty boat returning from shore to HMS ILLUSTRIOUS sank - born 14
Feb 1929 -son of the late AO Williams and May Williams & Grandson of
Rev Charles L Llewellin Rector of Coychurch, Glam |
WILLIAMS |
Sydney |
Able
Seaman |
- |
HMS
COMMONWEALTH |
26
Jan 1906 |
19 |
- |
WILLS |
Benm |
Ordinary
Seaman |
- |
HMS
EMPRESS OF INDIA |
21
Mar 1904 |
16 |
Right
Hand Side |
WILMOTT |
Emma
Jane |
- |
- |
- |
20
Aug 1895 |
55 |
Wife
of Captain Arthur E Wilmott of 2nd Battalion Kings Shropshire Light Infantry |
WILSON |
Horace |
- |
- |
- |
08
Oct 1906 |
- |
Child
of Sergeant Wilson of 2nd Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment - Age 10
months |
WILSON |
William
John |
- |
- |
- |
18
Nov 1882 |
- |
Child
of Sergeant Wilson of Royal Artillery - Age 10 months |
WINTER |
Jesse |
- |
- |
2nd
Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment |
30
Jun 1893 |
- |
Drowned |
WOHLGEMUTH? |
William |
Boy
2nd Class |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
24
Mar 1902 |
15 |
- |
WOLFENDALE |
Herbert |
- |
- |
RA |
- |
- |
Described
as of Farnworth, Nr Bolton: Born 1863 - Died 1892 |
WOLFF |
Alexander |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
Born
20 Nov 1919 - Died 8 May 1941 - A Luftwaffe airman? |
WOOD |
Benjamin
Thomas |
Ordinary
Seaman |
P/JX
800505 |
HMS
DUKE OF YORK |
06
Aug 1947 |
19 |
Son
of Benjamin Thomas and Emily Maria Wood, of Cullercoates, Northumberland |
WOODHAMS |
Henry |
Boy |
- |
RN
Barracks, Portsmouth |
10
Jul 1912 |
17 |
- |
WOODHEAD |
Edward |
Boy
1st Class |
- |
HMS
MINOTAUR |
29
Jan 1895 |
17 |
- |
WOODROW |
Kenneth
George |
Petty
Officer |
C/JX
768571 |
HMS
LOCH FYNE |
17
Jan 1952 |
31 |
- |
WOODS |
David
John |
Electrical
Mechanic 1st Class |
P
083712 |
HMS
OSPREY |
06
Jan 1967 |
19 |
- |
WOOLLEY |
JF |
Commander
(S) |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
14
Aug 1945 |
59 |
Died
in RNH Minterne Magna, Dorset - Son of Frank Lucas Woolley and Louisa Ethel
Woolley; husband of Edith Dorothea Woolley, of Colyford, Devon |
WORMAN? |
George
HT |
Boy
2nd Class |
- |
HMS
BOSCAWEN |
26
Sep 1895 |
16 |
- |
WOULDS |
John |
Bandsman |
- |
HMS
ANSON |
10
Aug 1893 |
20 |
- |
YELLAND |
J |
Corporal |
- |
1st
Battalion Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment |
25
Sep 1883 |
29 |
- |
YEN |
Chang |
Leading
Seaman |
- |
HMS
AURORA |
25
Feb 1948 |
26 |
- |
YOUNG |
Alan |
Boy
Signalman |
PJX
820230 |
HMS
ILLUSTRIOUS |
17
Oct 1948 |
- |
Drowned
when liberty boat returning from shore to HMS ILLUSTRIOUS sank |
YULE |
David |
Signal
Boy RNR |
1875/SB |
HMS
IMPLACABLE |
11
Apr 1919 |
17 |
Who
accidentally drowned at Weymouth - Son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Yule, of
52, Elm Row, Edinburgh. |
Sources:
Compiled with the assistance of information given in the transcript of
the Register of Interments in Military Cemetery, Portland, later known
as the RN Cemetery, Portland: from the transcription of MIs for the
RN Cemertery, Portland and from the Commonwealth Wargraves Site and numerous
other sources.