STORM
AND COMPANY PORTRAIT GALLERY
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| CAPTAIN RAYMOND STORM (1892-1971) |
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CAPTAIN JACOB STORM (1837-1926) |
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<Alan kept up the Storm maritime
tradtion during the war by serving in the Royal Navy.... and Roy became a Royal Marine>
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ALAN STORM
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JESSIE STORM
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<As well as surviving the two torpedo
attacks in WW1 Captain Richard Storm survived the
Murmansk convoys in WW2 and took part in the Normandy
invasion. And Jessie joined the Land Army >>
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JESSIE STORM |
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<Wilfred, Raymond's
older brother, became a master mariner in tankers.He died
at sea, and was buried at Suez.
John was among the first shipmasters to
leave the old village for the bank top before the modern
township of sea captains' villas was created up there.
One of the enterprising master/owners at
the time of the village's greatest prosperity in the
1860s.>
Photograph off his Carte de Visite>
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| WILFRED STORM (1891-1929) at Leeside |
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CAPTAIN JOHN HARRISON STORM (1819-1898). |
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<CAPTAIN JOHN
STORM (1841-1889) master of SS Kathleen, died in
Rio De Janeiro. Married Jacob's wife's sister
Elizabeth Pearson (1840-1922)
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Richard lived at Ings House, the
proprietor of the gasworks. Donor of the village's
reading room.>
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RICHARDKNIGHTLY SMITH , Master Mariner
and Marine Superintendent, who in 1869 married Fanny
Storm, daughter of Andrew and Rebecca. |
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| ANDREW STORM (1810-1897) |
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REBECCA STORM (1813-1904), daughter of |
| Master Mariner and owner of sailing
vessels, who lived in Wavecrest in Cowfield Hill. On the left is the
photograph taken about 1880 by F.M.Sutcliffe and on the right is a painting by Ulric Walmsley. |
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Thomas and Mercy Harrison, shipowners,
who married Andrew in 1834. She is seen here wearing the
traditional dress of a widow, about 1900, in a painting
by Sir Hubert von Herkomer A.R.A. |
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<'Uncle Jake' to many. Photograph
taken by daughter Rebecca shortly before his death. |
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| JACOB STORM (1837-1926), Master Mariner,
Marine Superintendent, local historian and genealogist,
Only son of Andrew and Rebecca who survived to marry. |
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ISABEL STORM (1838-1923), wife of Jacob
and daughter of William Pearson, Master Mariner. Her
portrait is by Sutcliffe, dated 1892, when she was
fifty-four. |
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<Alfred, son of George E Church
(1854-1933), and Mary Ann Storm (1861-1910) William, son of John Harrison Storm
(1819-1898), and Hannah Newton (1820-1876).>
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ALFRED CHURCH in WW1 uniform
For Alfred's voyages click here |
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WILLIAM STORM (1847-1920) |
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Danish Vice-Consul atDurban |
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<William, son of John Storm
(1869-1960), and Sarah Elizabeth Storm(1869- ). When
visiting the Storm family at North Shields he was spoken
of as 'Big Billy'. John, son of John Spink and the second marriage
of Elizabeth Storm (1741-1795).>
John's half brother, Marshall, founded the Spink
business.
See photos
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| WILLIAM STORM ( -1942) |
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GENERAL SIR
JOHN SPINK |
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Knight of Hanover |
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<Andrew, son of William Storm
(1801-1885) and Mercy Thompson (1809-1898). Andrew was
Master of the the brig Magnet, lost in 1886. Jacob, son of Jacob Storm (1837-1926) and
Isabel Pearson (1838-1923)>
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| CAPTAIN ANDREW STORM (1830-1886) |
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CAPTAIN JACOB STORM (1870-1946) |
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GEORGE GALILEE - Sailmaker and Shipowner,
married the widowed Hannah Storm in 1872.
Margaret Storm Jameson is a granddaughter. |
WILLIAM STORM JAMESON MBE. Master
Mariner, 1954-1940, married Hannah Margaret Galilee in
1883. Their daughter, Margaret, was born 1891. |
GUY PATTERSON CHAPMAN Royal Fusiliers
married Margaret Storm Jameson in 1925. Margaret's second
marriage. |
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