Memorial in Haslar Royal Naval Hospital Cemetery commemorating officers and men of submarines A1, A3, A5 and A8
Location
Haslar Royal Naval Cemetery, Gosport, Hampshire, England
Transcript
[Side 1] ‘THIS OBELISK HAS / BEEN ERECTED IN MEMORY OF THOSE / OFFICERS AND MEN WHO LOST THEIR LIVES / H.M. SUBMARINE A.1. / ON THE OCCASION OF HER FOUNDERING / AFTER COLLISION ON 18TH MARCH 1904 / OFF NAB LIGHT VESSEL / LIEUT. LOFTUS CHARLES OGILVY MANSERGH. / SUB. LIEUT. JOHN PRESTON CHURCHILL / P.O. 1ST CL. WILLIAM DUDGEON / P.O. 1ST CL. VIVIAN W.L. ROBERTS / P.O. 1ST CL. GEORGE G. BAKER / CH. E.R.A. 2ND CL. WILLIAM J. PARKINSON / E.R.A. CLINTON BALY. / CH. STOKER ALBERT B. FLEMING / AB. SEA. PETER S. WALLACE / AB. SEA. CHARLES W. KING / STOKER ALBERT B. ELLIS. /’ [Side 2] ALSO IN MEMORY OF / THOSE OFFICERS AND MEN / WHO WERE KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION / ON BOARD H.M. SUBMARINE A.5. / AT QUEENSTOWN 16TH FEBRUARY 1905 / LIEUT. FREDERICK J. SKINNER / P.O. 1ST CL. ARTHUR MANLEY / ACT. C.H. E.R.A. 2ND CL. CHARLES E. SINDEN / LDG. STO. 1ST CL. ERNEST GOLDTHORPE / STOKER HENRY DAVIS.’ [Side 3] ‘ALSO IN MEMORY OF / THOSE OFFICERS AND MEN WHO LOST THEIR / LIVES IN H.M. SUBMARINE A.8. WHICH / [ACC]IDENTALLY FOUNDERED OFF PLYMOUTH / ON 8TH JUNE 1905 / SUB. LIEUT. EDWARD T. FLETCHER. / P.O. 1ST CL. WILLIAM G. AYLOFF. / P.O. 1ST CL. ARTHUR B. CREW. / LDG. SEA. JOSEPH THOMAS. / LDG. SEA THOMAS COSICK. / LDG. SEA. JOHN KERSWELL. / LDG. SEA. JAMES W. SIMPSON. / E.R.A. 3RD CL. GEORGE BEEDHAM. / E.R.A. 3RD CL. FREDERICK VICKERS. / E.R.A. 3RD CL. WILLIAM G. BRUCKLAND. / CH. STOKER THOMAS S. REEVE. / AB. SEA. STEPHEN BIRCH. / AB. SEA. ARCHUR RYLINDS [Arthur Rylands]. / STOKER EDMOND GREEN. [Side 4] ‘ALSO IN MEMORY OF THE / OFFICERS AND MEN WHO LOST THEIR LIVES / IN H.M. SUBMARINE BOAT A.3. WHICH FOUNDERED AFTER COLLISION / OFF THE ISLE OF WIGHT / FEBRUARY 2ND 1912 / LIEUT. FRANK THOMPSON ORMAND / LIEUT. ERNEST JAMES VERNON THORNTON / LIEUT. DONARD PATRICK COLIN CAMPBELL / LIEUT. LEONARD FABER RICHARDSON / CHIEF E.R.A. 2ND CL. ARTHUR ERNEST GOOD / CHIEF E.R.A. 2ND CL. CHARLES E ARMSTRONG / P.O. 1ST CL. GEORGE WILDER / LEADING SEAMAN CHARLES FARR / ABLE SEAMAN WILLIAM THOMAS BARDEN / ABLE SEAMAN CHARLES GEORGE PAGE / ABLE SEAMAN EDWIN FREDERICK COMPTON / ABLE SEAMAN PATRICK KELLEY / LEADING STOKER ALFRED WILLIAM GENT / STOKER 1ST. CL. GEORGE HERBERT FOWLER’
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Description: Obelisk on plinth with rope twist carved round the base. Type: Obelisk Materials: Portland stone Vessel: Submarines A1; A3; A5: A8
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Recorder: B. Tomlinson Photographer: B. Tomlinson 2023
Wall tablet at St Mark’s Church, Dewsbury commemorating the bandsmen of ‘Titanic’ d. 1912
Location
St Mark's Church, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, England
Transcript
'With thanks to God for the memory of the brave bandsmen who perished at the post of duty on the steamship TITANIC, 14th April 1912', 'Nearer my God to Thee'.
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Type: Tablet Position: Over churchwarden's pew. Vessel: RMS Titanic
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Notes: Wallace Hartley lived at West park Street, in this Parish. Bibliography: Raymond Brown 'Centenary handbook of St Mark's Church, Dewsbury 1869-1965' p. 46.
Memorial at All Saints’ Church, Brightlingsea, Essex commemorating George Kemp d. 1883 in the loss of the smack ‘Conquest’
Location
All Saints' Church, Brightlingsea, Essex, England
Details
Description: 'GEORGE KEMP / aged 21 / Native of Kirkby-le-Soken / lost in the smack Conquest / in the North Sea / March 6 1883' Type: Memorial tile Materials: Ceramic Vessel: Conquest
People
Kemp, George Age: 21 Date of Death: 6/3/1883 Cause of Death: Vessel loss Rank / Occupation: Fisherman Organisation: Unknown
Memorial at St Enodoc Church, Cornwall to three crew members who died in the wreck of the ‘Maria Asumpta’
Location
St Enodoc Church, Trebetherick, Cornwall, England
Transcript
'IN MEMORY OF / EMILY MACFARLANE, JOHN SHANNON, ANNE TAYLOR / WHO PERISHED ON 30TH MAY 1995 WHEN THE BRIG / MARIA ASUMPTA WAS WRECKED ON THE RUMPS / TWO AND A HALF MILES NORTH OF THIS CHURCH'
Details
Description: Slate wall tablet on granite corbels. A relief of the vessel in profile within a semi-circular, rope twist border. Carved monkey's fists in the corners. Type: Wall tablet Materials: Slate, granite Artists: Philip Chatfield Vessel: Maria Asumpta
People
MacFarlane, Emily Age: 19 Date of Death: 30/5/1995 Cause of Death: Vessel loss Rank / Occupation: Assistant bosun Organisation: Unknown Shannon, John Age: 30 Date of Death: 30/5/1995 Cause of Death: Vessel loss Rank / Occupation: 2nd engineer Organisation: Unknown Taylor, Anne Age: 51 Date of Death: 30/5/1995 Cause of Death: Vessel loss Rank / Occupation: Cook Organisation: Unknown
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Notes: Sail training vessel 'Maria Asumpta' 1858 driven on rocks following engine failure. The master was charged for gross negligence for bringing the vessel too close inshore. Recorder: Les Pawson 2006
Gravestone at St Rhuddlad’s Church, Porth Swtan, Wales commemorating passengers and crew of ‘Green Linnet’ wrecked in 1811
Location
St Rhuddlad's Church, Porth Swtan, Anglesey, Wales
Transcript
[Not exact] 'In memory of three sailors who drowned 15 Novemeber 1811 near this place in the wreck of the Green Linnet of Beaumaris on their passage from Dublin and were interred here 1 December 1811 viz Captain John Griffiths husband of Mary Griffiths of Limerick and for Owen Griffiths and Mary his wife aged 21 years and Owen son of the above named Owen Griffiths aged 20 years and Samuel Hughes aged 17 years'
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Description: A gravestone lying flat Type: Gravestone Vessel: Green Linnet
People
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Headstone at Ryde Cemetery commemorating Arthur Horatio Dawson RN d. 1870 in the loss of HMS ‘Captain’
Location
Ryde Old Parish Cemetery, Ryde, Isle of Wight, England
Transcript
‘IN / MEMORY OF / MA'AM STAGG / OF BELCROFT ST HELENS/ WHO DIED AT RYDE / JANUARY 15 1858 AGED 74 YEARS/ MORE THAN FIFTY YEARS OF HER LIFE WERE/ SPENT IN THE CARE AND EDUCATION OF CHILDREN / HER DYING WORDS WERE/ THOUGH HE SLAY ME YET WILL I TRUST HIM/ MERCIFUL JESUS HAVE MERCY ON ME / ALSO ONE OF HER LAST PUPILS / ARTHUR HORATIO DAWSON HILL
/ WHO WAS LOST IN H.M.S. CAPTAIN / SEPTEMBER 7 1870 IN THE 18TH YEAR OF HIS AGE / MAY THEY REST IN PEACE’
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Type: Headstone Materials: Stone Vessel: HMS Captain
People
Hill, Arthur Horatio Dawson Age: 17 Date of Death: 7/9/1870 Cause of Death: Vessel loss Rank / Occupation: Unknown Organisation: Royal Navy
Brass in St Mary’s Eling, Hampshire commemorating five crew members d. 1912 in the loss of ‘Titanic’
Location
St Mary's Church, Eling, Hampshire, England
Transcript
‘To the memory of / FREDERICK WALTER GODWIN, aged 34 years / WILLIAM THOMAS FOX, aged 27 years / TOM WARWICK, aged 25 years / all of this Parish / BOYSIE RICHARD RUSSELL of REDBRIDGE, aged 17½ years / WILLIAM EDWARD HINE of LYNDHURST, aged 36 years / WHO WERE LOST IN THE FOUNDERING OF THE S.S. “TITANIC” / AFTER COLLISION WITH AN ICEBERG / IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC’
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Description: Brass, with border of crosses, a red cross above the inscription. Gothic lettering highlighted in red. Type: Brass Materials: Brass Vessel: RMS Titanic
People
Godwin, Frederick Charles Age: 36 Date of Death: 15/4/1912 Cause of Death: Vessel loss Rank / Occupation: Greaser Organisation: White Star Line Fox, William Thomas Age: 27 Date of Death: 15/4/1912 Cause of Death: Vessel loss Rank / Occupation: Greaser Organisation: White Star Line Warwick, Tom Age: 34 Date of Death: 15/4/1912 Cause of Death: Vessel loss Rank / Occupation: Steward Organisation: White Star Line Russell, Boysie Richard Age: 17 Date of Death: 15/4/912 Cause of Death: Vessel loss Rank / Occupation: Steward Organisation: White Star Line Hine, William Edward Age: 36 Date of Death: 15/4/1912 Cause of Death: Vessel loss Rank / Occupation: 3rd Baker Organisation: White Star Line
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Commemorating seafarers and victims of maritime disasters