Southport’s fallen Service men and women of World War Two
Southport’s War Memorial is located in the London Square Memorial Garden, on Lord Street. Listed upon the memorial are the names of 560 Service Personel who gave their lives in WW2.
Some of the men and women have additional information about their lives and where they were born or lived before the war.
Please note: The names and details listed below are collated and checked by our researchers, however as new information arises, the site will be updated.
Southport’s Fallen A-C
Surname | First Name | Rank | Service No. | Regiment/Ship/Squadron | Last known address | Died | Age at death | Burial Place | Biography |
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Abram | Douglas | Private | 5126761 | 1/7th Battalion. Royal Warwickshire Regiment | Southport | 09/08/1944 | 22 | Banneville-La-Campagne War Cemetery, Calvados, France | Douglas was the son of Thomas Halsall Abram and Ida Stevenson Abram of Southport, Lancashire. |
Ackroyd | Harold Eric | Flying officer (Air bomber) | 165167 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Southport | 27/03/1945 | 25 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Harold was the son of George Whiteley and Eliza Jane Ackroyd of Southport, Lancashire. |
Ainscough | George | Sapper | 1948625 | 276 Field Company. Royal Engineers | Southport | 07/04/1943 | 21 | SFAX War cemetery, Tunisa | George was the son of George and Elizabeth Ainscough of Marshside, Southport. |
Allen | Michael Arthur Grant | Lieutenant | 200290 | 1st Battalion. Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) | Sussex | 08/03/1943 | 23 | SFAX War cemetery, Tunisa | Michael was the son of Arthur H and Norah Grant Allen of Hove, Sussex. |
Allison | Robert Francis Neil | Sergeant | 1388172 | 100 Squadron, Royal Airforce Volunteer Reserve | Ainsdale | 15/02/1944 | 22 | Runnymeade, Surrey | Robert was the son of A F Allison and Florence Allison of Ainsdale, Lancashire |
Ambrose | Alfred | Corporal | 2126409 | 5 Bomb Disposal Section. Royal Engineers | Southport | 08/08/1944 | 30 | Sangro River War Cemetery, Italy | Alfred was the son of Thomas and Amelia Ambrose of Southport, Lancashire. |
Ambrose | Joseph | Private | 14674745 | Lincolnshire | 30/09/1944 | 19 | Lier, Belgian Milatary Cemetery | ||
Andow | Kenneth | Driver | T/59946 | 1 Field Ambulance. Royal Army Service Corps | 29/07/1943 | 23 | Bone War Cemetery Annaba, Algeria | Kenneth was the son of Edward and Elizabeth Andow. Husband of Maureen Andow of Bangor. Co Down, Northern Ireland. | |
Applerley | P.S.G | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Arden | A | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Ashworth | E | Royal Navy | |||||||
Appleton-Bach | Edward | Sergeant, Pilot | 1378956 | 131 Squadron. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | London | 18/11/1942 | 27 | Ouistreham-Riva-Bella communal cemetery Calvados, France | Edward was the son of Joseph and Olive Appleton-Bach of Streatham common, London. |
Bagshaw | Rita | Aircraft Woman 1st Class | 438852 | Womens Auxilary Airforce | Ainsdale | 03/09/1942 | Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Churchyard, Ainsdale, | ||
Baines | Robert William | Private | 14602256 | 2nd Battalion, Border Regiment | Southport | 29/03/1944 | 35 | Rangoon Memorial, Myanmar | Robert was the son of Robert W and Mary Edith Baines of Southport, Lancashire |
Baldwin | Herbert Leslie | Corporal | 591238 | Royal Air Force | 21/01/1942 | 21 | Kranji War Cemetery, Singapore | Herbert was the son of Reuben and Gertrude Baldwin. | |
Baldwin | I | Royal Navy | |||||||
Ball | George Thomas Warburton | Corporal | S/4200688 | Royal Army Service Corps | Southport | 17/06/1943 | 27 | Brookwood 1939-1945 memorial | Son of Harold and Margaret Ball of Southport, Lancashire. |
Ball | Donald Huband | Able Seaman | D/JX394022 | H.M.S. President III Royal Navy | Birkdale | 21/03/1944 | 20 | Plymouth Naval, Devon | Donald was the son of Richard Wright Ball and Lucy Blanche Ball of Birkdale, Lancashire. H.M.S President III |
Ball | Joseph | Air mechanic 2nd Class | FAA/FX 75984 | H.M.S. Glorious Royal Navy | Fleetwood | 08/06/1940 | 19 | Lee-On -Solent | Joseph was the son of Stephen and Jane Ball of Fleetwood, Lancashire. He was killed while serving on HMS Glorious. While escorted by destroyers HMS Acasta and HMS Ardent, she was surprised by the battleships Scharnhorst& & Gneisenau while evacuating RAF aircraft from Norway. The three British warships were sunk in a very short space of time. |
Bannister | M (Raymond Frank) ? | Sergeant | 553996 | Royal Air Force | 07/10/1943 | Runnymede | |||
Bannister | N | Royal Navy | |||||||
Barker | H | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Barker | Norman | Sergeant (Air Gunner) | 1896457 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Birkdale | 19/07/1944 | 35 | Neuvy communal cemetery, France | Norman was the son of Arthur and Gertrude Barker. Husband of Lilian Barker of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. |
Barnes | Harry | Private | 6093531 | 1/6th Battalion. The Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey) | Kent | 27/10/1942 | El Alamein War cemetery, Egypt | Harry was the husband of Doris Barnes of Ramsgate, Kent | |
Barnes | Eric | Private | T/87784 | Royal Army Service Corps | 22/03/1943 | SFAX War cemetery, Tunisa | |||
Barrow | Thomas | Driver | T/83926 | Royal Army Service Corps | Southport | 28/03/1942 | 21 | Halfaya Sollum War Cemetery, Egypt | Thomas was the son of John Francis and Agnes Barrow of Southport, Lancashire |
Barton | James Jeffrey | Sergeant | 573423 | 83 Squadron. Royal Air Force | Huntingdonshire | 13/10/1942 | 21 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey | James was the son of James Leslie and Ethel Henrietta Barton of Buckden, Huntingdonshire |
Bate | Reginald Quayle | Serjeant | 346139 | 2nd Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers | 17/12/1944 | 28 | St.John Churchyard, Crossens, Southport | Reginald was the son of Harry Reginald Currie Bate and Gertrude Bate; husband of Annie Bate of Churchtown, Southport | |
Bateman | Thomas | Sergeant | 995852 | 252 Squadron Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 05/12/1942 | Alamein Memorial, Egypt | Thomas served in the 252 squadron, equipped with Bristol Beaufighters at Edcu,Egypt. Thomas' aircraft was shot down by return fire while attacking JU 52s off Derna and crashed into the sea just behind the enemy aircraft. | ||
Baxter | William | Steward | Merchant Navy, S.S Laurentic | 1/03/1940 | 33 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | On 3/11/1940, the Laurentic responded to a distress call from a ship that had been torpedoed by a U-boat. Arriving at the scene, she was targeted by two torpedoes from U-99,they missed their target. Laurentic fought back, but after four hours, two torpedoes struck her and sent her to the bottom, killing 49 of 416 people aboard. | ||
Baylis | B S B | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Beaman | G W | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Bellis | Vyrnwy Allison | Gunner | 1076445 | 135 (The Hertfordshire Yeomanry) Field Regt. Royal Artillery | 11/01/1942 | 22 | Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, Thailand | Vyrnwy was the son of Thomas Ishmael Bellis and Ethel Lydia Bellis ; husband of Marie Bellis, of Hull. | |
Bentley | James | Corporal | S/80143 | Royal Army Service Corps | 02/07/1946 | 46 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | James was the husband of Mary Bentley of Southport | |
Berry | Kenneth Peter | Third Radio Officer | Merchant Navy, S.S. St. Elwyn (Newport) | 28/11/1940 | 30 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | Kenneth was onboard the British cargo ship S.S. Saint Elwyn, with a cargo of coal, when it was torpedoed and sunk by German submarine U-103. He was among 24 who lost their lives. 16 crew members were rescued. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Peter Berry and husband of Mary Berry ,of Southport Lancashire. | ||
Bertenshaw | Clifford | Flying Officer (Navigator) | 158336 | 100 Squadron, Royal Air Force | 19/10/1944 | 30 | Manchester Southern Cemetery, Manchester | Clifford served in the 105 Squadron. On his last mission, technical problems led to the crew of the Mosquito jettisoning their single bomb. Their altitude was so low that the blast tore off the tail section and the aircraft dived into the ground close to Great Staughton. | |
Binns | Harry | Pilot Officer | 149339 | 78th Squadron, Royal Air Force | 08/11/1943 | 35 | Birkdale Cemetery, Southport | Harry served in the 78 Squadron Volunteer Reserve. He was the son of Thomas and Sarah Ann Binns;husband of Annie Binns,of Birkdale,Southport. | |
Birrows | G F T | Royal Army Service Corps | |||||||
Buckley | Joseph Alan | Chief Motor Mechanic 4th Class | P/MX 116188 | Royal Navy, H.M. Motor Torpedo Boat 671 | 24/04/1944 | Birkdale Cemetery, Lancashire. | Joseph died aboard Fairmile D motor torpedo boat 671, she was shelled and sunk in the English Channel off Cape Barfleur, France by Kriegsmarine destroyers. Joseph was mentioned in despatches | ||
Bull | Ernest | Driver | T/80625 | Royal Army Service Corps | 01/04/1940 | 19 | St Cuthbert's Churchyard, Southport | Ernest was the son of Mary Elizabeth Bull, of Marshside, Southport. | |
Bulman | Harry | Leading Aircraftman | 1093742 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 08/04/1944 | 23 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Harry was the son of William and Mabel Bulman, of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Butler | Peter Ross | Flying Officer (Air Bomber) | 139994 | 619 Squadron, Royal Air Force | 04/12/1944 | 20 | Bergen-Op-Zoom War Cemetery, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands | Peter was the son of John Walter and Dorothy Frances Butler, of Southport, Lancashire. He served with 619 Squadron. Robert was lost when his Lancaster crashed at Waarde (Zeeland) | |
Butterworth | A E | Royal Navy | |||||||
Calderwood | Robert | Assistant Steward | D/LX 26050 | Royal Navy, H.M.S. Drake | 20/06/1941 | 33 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Robert was the son of Eleanor Rostron, of Southport. He served on the H.M.S. Drake and died after being accidentally shot. | |
Cannell | William David | Private | 14243316 | Royal Army Medical Corps | 13/09/1943 | 19 | Cassino Memorial, Cassino War Cemetery, Italy | William served with the Royal Army Medical Corps. He was the son of Edward Ernest and May Cannell, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Carr, | J H | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Carter | H | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Cartmel | Jack Desmond | Telegraphist | C/SSX 23698 | H.M.S. Resolution Royal Navy | 16/10/1942 | 22 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Jack served on the H.M.S. Resolution. He was the son of Vincent Morris Cartmel and Emily Amy Cartmel of Southport, | |
Cartwright | Jack | Steward | Merchant Navy, S.S. Dotterel (Liverpool) | 03/07/1941 | 25 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | Jack served on the S.S.Dotterel (Liverpool) He was awarded the King's Commendation for Brave Conduct. Jack was the son of George and Annie Cartwright, husband of Jessie Morison Cartwright, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. | ||
Cartwright | George Alfred | Sergeant | 1474347 | 625 Sqdn. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 20/02/1944 | 20 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey | George served with the 625 Squadron. He was the son of Alfred and Agnes Cartwright, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Casswell | James John | Sergeant | 581374 | 10 Squadron, Royal Air Force | 14/10/1940 | 40 | Birkdale Cemetery, Southport | James was born in Kidderminster in 1900. On the night of 11th / 12th August 1940 James was an observer aboard Whitley P4993 the aircraft was of a number of 10 Squadron aircraft detailed to bomb Gelsenkirchen, the aircraft took off from Leeming, Yorkshire, at 20.30hrs and was hit by flak in the starboard wing while over the target. The pilot was able to return to Leeming and land safely at 04.35hrs. The details of James' death are unknown | |
Caswell | W H | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Chadwick | William Henry | Leading Aircraftman | 1693963 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 05/11/1944 | St Cuthbert's Churchyard, Southport | William was the son of Mr and Mrs W H Chadwick, of Southport. | ||
Church | Joseph | Sapper | 1903445 | Royal Engineers | 24/08/1943 | 35 | Catania War Cemetery, Sicily | Joseph was the son of William and Elizabeth Ann Church, of Southport, Lancashire; husband of Rose Ann Church, of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Clayton | Harry Noel | Gunner | 1119437 | 88 Field Regt. Royal Artillery | 16/07/1943 | 38 | Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, Thailand | Harry served in the 88 Field Regiment. He was the son of William and Elizabeth Clayton, of Birkdale, Lancashire. | |
Clayton | Peter Lambert | Sub- Lieutenant | Royal Naval Reserve, H.M. Submarine Untamed | 30/05/1943 | 20 | Dunoon Cemetery, Argyllshire, Scotland | Peter was the son of John Lambert Clayton and Louisa Annie Clayton, of Southport, Lancashire. He died aboard the Untamed, the submarine failed to resurface during a training exercise with the loss of all crew | ||
Clough | Edward Roy | Lieutenant | 303893 | Royal Army Service Corps | 21/05/1944 | 32 | Nicosia War Cemetery, Cyprus | Roy was born in Prescott in 1912, the son if William and Catherine Cough ( Nee Gilliker) | |
Cobb | Charles John | Private | 3860866 | 1st Battalion, The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) | 30/04/1943 | 23 | Massicault War Cemetery, Tunisia | Charles served with The Loyal Regiment ( North Lancashire) He was the son of William and Elizabeth Cobb, of Southport , Lancashire. | |
Cockshott | Mason George | Lieutenant | H.M. Yacht Sappho. Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve | 29/09/1940 | 30 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon | Mason served aboard H M Y Sappho. The yacht was lost to a mine whilst serving as a guard ship at Falmouth. 33 crew were lost. | ||
Collins | Lawrence Steele | Flight Sergeant | 978790 | 612 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 15/03/1942 | 21 | Reykjavik (Fossvogur) Cemetery, Iceland | Lawrence (Ginger), served with the 612 squadron which was based at RAF Reykjavik from December 1941. He was aboard the Whitley aircraft, Mk V Z6807 when it had problems during take off.On the second attempt, it got off the ground but the port engine cut out again and the aircraft hit an American pillbox, before being destroyed by fire. All of the crew died. | |
Coney | William Harold | Stoker 1st Class | D/KX179080 | H.M.S. Hussar Royal Navy | 27/08/1944 | 19 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon | William served on the HMS Hussar, a minesweeper. It was accidentally sunk by allied aircraft off Le Havre, France. He was the son of Albert and Betsy Ann Coney, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Conner | JA | Reconnaissance Corps | |||||||
Cook | W | Royal Artillery | |||||||
Cooke | R | Royal Corp of Signals | |||||||
Cooper | Victor Louis | Lieutenant | 254631 | Royal Army Medical Corps | 11/03/1943 | 24 | Sangro River War Cemetery Italy | Victor served with the Royal Army Medical Corps. He was the son of Michael K. and Adelaide K. Cooper, of Southport, Lancashire. M.B., Ch.B. | |
Corton | R | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Costello | Charles | Corporal | 1307223 | 89 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 01/05/1943 | 29 | Moascar War Memorial, Egypt | Charles was the son of Charles and Mary Costello; husband of Frances Helen Costello, of Southport. | |
Cotter | Philip Sidney | Aircraftman 2nd Class | 1056210 | 907 Balloon Sqdn Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 11/12/1940 | 20 | Birkdale Cemetery, Southport | Philip served in the 907 Balloon Squadron. He was the son of Philip Sidney and Florence Cotter,of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Cartwright | George Alfred | Sergeant | 1474347 | 625 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 20/02/1944 | 20 | Runnymede Memorials, Surrey | George was the son of Alfred and Agnes Cartwright, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Caswell | James John | Sergeant (Observer) | 581374 | 10 Squadron, Royal Air Force | 14/10/1940 | Birkdale Cemetery, Southport | |||
Caswell | W H | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Chadwick | William Henry | Leading Aircraftman | 1693963 | Royal Air Force | 01/05/1944 | St Cuthbert's Chuchyard, Birkdale, Southport | William was the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chadwick, of Southport. | ||
Church | Joseph | Sapper | 1903445 | Royal Engineers | 24/08/1943 | 35 | Catania ar Cemetery, Sicily | Joseph wa the son of William and Elizabeth Ann Church, of Southport, Lancashire; husband of Rose Ann Church, of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Clayton | Harry Noel | Gunner | 1119437 | 88 Field Regiment, Royal Artillery | 16/07/1943 | 38 | Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, Thailand | Harry was th son of William and Elizabeth Clayton, of Birkdale, Lancashire. | |
Clayton | Peter Lambert | Sub- Lieutenant | Royal Naval Reserve, H.M. Submarine Untamed | 30/05/1943 | 20 | Dunoon Cemetery, Argyllshire, Scotland | Peter was the son of John Lambert Clayton and Louisa Annie Clayton, of Southport, Lancashire. | ||
Clough | Edward Roy | Lieutenant | Royal Army Service Corps | 21/05/1944 | Nicosia War Cemetery, Cyprus | ||||
Cobb | Charles John | Private | 3860866 | 1st Battalion. The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) | 30/04/1943 | 23 | Massicault War Cemetery, Tunisia | Charles was th son of William and Elizabeth Cobb, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Cockshott | Mason George | H.M. Yacht Sappho. Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve | 29/09/1940 | 30 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon | Mason was serving aboard HM Yacht Sappho, when he was killed. lThe ship was lost whilst serving as a guard ship at Falmouth. 33 crew died. | |||
Collins | L S | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Coney | William Harold | Stoker 1st Class | D/KX 179080 | H.M.S Hussar, Royal Navy | 27/08/1944 | 19 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon | William was the son of Albert and Betsy Ann Coney, of Southport, Lancashire.he died aboard HMS Hussar, the ship was accidentally sunk by allied aircraft off Le Havre, France. | |
Conner | J A | Reconnaissance Corps | |||||||
Cook | William | Gunner | 1116060 | 5 Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery | 01/02/1944 | 23 | Cassino War Cemetery, Italy | William was the son of William Henry and Rhoda Alice Cook, of Southport, Lancashire | |
Cooke | R | Royal Corp of Signals | |||||||
Cooper | V L | Royal Army Service Corps | |||||||
Corton | R | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Costello | Charles | Corporal | 1307223 | 89 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 05/11/1943 | 29 | Mosscar War Cemetery, Egypt | Charles was the son of Charles and Mary Costello; husband of Frances Helen Costello, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Cotter | Philip Sudney | Aircraftman 2nd Class | 1056210 | 907 Balloon Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 12/11/1940 | 20 | Birkdale Cemetery, Southport | Philip was the son of Philip Sidney and Florence Cotter, of Birkdale, Southport. During an air raid on 12 November 1940, 17 men of the RAF's 907 Balloon Squadron were killed. The men were in their billet, at 26 Highbury Grove, Islington, London when the bomb struck. They were identified by the Medical Officer of the unit, who had travelled up from their base unit at Woodberry Down. | |
Cowell | Reginald | Corporal | T/14583418 | Royal Army Service Corps | 23/05/1945 | 20 | St John's Churchyard, Crossens | Reginald ssa the son of Thomas and Doris May Cowell, of Crossens, Southport. | |
Coyne | Stephen George | Sergeant (Air Gunner) | 1494494 | 620 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 28/08/1943 | 19 | Durnbach War Cemetery, Bayern, Germany | Stephen was the son of James and Gladys R. Coyne, of Ainsdale, Southport, Lancashire. | |
Cragg | James | Sapper | 2001368 | Royal Engineers - 1000 Docks Maintenance Company | Southport, Lanchashire | 03/02/1943 | 23 | Trripoli War Cemetery, Libya 1. | James was the son of Samuel and Mary Ann Cragg, of Southport, Lancashire. |
Culshaw | Ronald | Ordinary Seaman | LT/JX 345005 | Royal Navy - H.M. Minesweeper Dew | 15/09/1942 | St Cuthbert's Churchyard, Southport |
Southport’s Fallen D-H
Surname | First Name | Rank | Service No. | Regiment/Ship/Squadron | Last known address | Died | Age at death | Burial Place | Biography |
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Dandy | Ronald Greenwood | Sapper | 14754889 | Royal Engineers | 04/051945 | 21 | Madras War Cemetery, Chennai, India. | Ronald was the son of Henry and Gertrude Dandy, nee Greenwood and younger brother of Kenneth Dandy. | |
Davies | W | South Wales Borderers | |||||||
Davies | Sidney | Driver | T/81027 | Royal Army Service Corps | Southport, Lanchashire | 10/02/1940 | 35 | Haifa War Cemetery, Israel and Palestine | Sidney was the son of Benjamin and Frances Davies; husband of Alice Davies, of Southport, Lancashire. |
Davies | William Hedley | Able Seaman | Royal Navy - SS Monmouth Coast | 24/04/1945 | 35 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Deveon. | Monmouth Coast. On the 24th April 1945 when on route from Sligo for Liverpool carrying a cargo of 841 tons of pyrites she was torpedoed by German submarine U-1305 (later Russian S-84) and sunk when 80 miles from Sligo. 16 crew lost from a total of 17. | ||
Davies | Frederick Willington | Third Radio Officer | Merchant Navy - M.V. Melbourne Star (London) | 04/02/1943 | 17 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | Frederick was lost aboard the Melbourne Star. She was a Refrigerated Cargo Liner built by Cammel Laird & Company, Birkenhead, Liverpool in 1936. On the 2nd April 1943 she was sunk by a German submarine | ||
Day | Charles Percival | Driver | T/157288 | Royal Army Service Corps | 22/03/1940 | 22 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Charles was born in 1918, the son of Charles P and Jane Day ( Nee Buxton) He was married to Elizabeth and has a daughter Joyce. | |
Dean | Ernest Morris | Carpenter | Merchant Navy - S.S. Turakina (Plymouth) | 20/08/1940 | 25 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | Ernest was killed aboard SS Turakina. A New Zealand Cargo Steamer. On the 20th August 1940 she was sunk in the Tasman Sea by German Raider | ||
Denton | Dennis Austin | Warrant Officer (Wireless Operator./Air Gunner) | 650890 | Royal Air Force - 502 Squadron | Ainsdale, Southport | 30/08/1944 | 22 | Escoublac-La-Baule, War Cemetery, Loire-Atlantique, France | Dennis was the son of Hubert Austin Denton and Norah Elsie Denton, of Southport, Lancashire; husband of Patricia Alexina Denton, of Ainsdale, Southport. Denton was killed on 30th August 1944 as a Warrant Officer with 502 Squadron, operating from St. David's in Halifaxes. Halifax JP164 came down in the sea off St Nazaire after two engines were stopped by flak. |
Devon | Joseph Patrick | Aircraftman 1st Class | 1277635 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve - 242 Squadron | Liverpool | 12/03/1943 | 37 | Ambon War Cemetery, Indonesia | Jospeh was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Devon, of Liverpool. |
Dixon | J J | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Dobson | W | The Loyal Regiment | |||||||
Dolan | Patrick | Private | 3767449 | 1st Battalion. The Parachute Regiment, Anti-Aircraft Company, formerly of Irish Guards | Guildford, Surrey. | 02/05/1943 | 28 | Medjez-l-Bab Memorial, Tunisia | Patrick was the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Dolan, of Southport, Lancashire; husband of Blanche M. Dolan, of Guildford, Surrey. |
Dowler | RA | Lincolnshire Regiment | |||||||
Dowler | R | Lancashire Fusiliers | |||||||
Downs | J K | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Drake | John Harry Thomas | Aircraftman 2nd Class | 977686 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Southport | 20/10/1940 | 23 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | John was the son of James and Margaret Drake, of Crossens, Southport. |
Drury | Alan William Henry | Private | 14480950 | Royal Army Service Corps | Southport | 11/01/1946 | 18 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Alan was the son of George Henry and Annie May Drury, of Southport. |
Dugan | John | Leading Aircraftman | 1543460 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve - 5003 Airfield Construction Squadron | Southport | 30/10/1945 | 41 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | John was the son of William and Elizabeth Dugan, of Southport; husband of Alice Dugan, of Southport. 15 RAF airmen from 5003 Airfield Construction Squadron killed on 22 May 1944 when a bomb, dropped by a German bomber |
Dunn | Sydney | Lance Corporal | 86117 | Corp of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers | Southport, Lanchashire | 06/06/1943 | 24 | Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, Thailand. | Sydney was the son of William and Charlotte Dunn, of Southport, Lancashire. |
Duxbury | Richard Grenville Arthur | Major | 41095 | Royal Artillery and attached. 8th (Sikh) Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment. Royal Indian Artillery | 14/05/1944 | 36 | Rangoon Memorial, Myanmar. | Ricahrd was the son of the Reverend George Richard Duxbury, M.A., and Amy Louisa Duxbury. | |
Duxbury | Robert | Private | 14790765 | 5th Battalion, The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders | Lancashire | 23/02/1945 | 18 | Mook War Cemetery, Limburg (Netherlands), Netherlands | Robert was the son of Thomas and Martha Alice Duxbury, of Padiham, Lancashire. |
Dyson | W | Royal Navy | |||||||
Eastwood | Douglas Edward Beale | Leading Aircraftman | 1891076 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Islington, London | 08/09/1947 | 23 | Fayid War Cemetery, Egypt | Douglas was the son of Harry Charles and Dorothy Eastwood, of Richmond, Surrey; husband of Irene Eastwood, of Islington, London. |
Eaude, | Leo | Pilot Officer | 149506 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, 619 Squadron. | Nottingham | 18/10/1943 | 25 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey | Leo was the son of Henry Eaude and of Agnes Eaude (nee Wilson), of Nottingham. Crashed into the centre of Hannover |
Eccles | Charles Leslie | Purser | Merchant Navy - S.S. 'Macon' (Liverpool) | Southport | 11/06/1947- | 57 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Leo was the son of Charles and Lucy Arm Eccles; husband of Elizabeth Eccles, of Southport. | |
Eccleston | William | Stoker 2nd Class | D/KX 132802 | Royal Navy - H.M.S. Matabele | Marshside, Lancashire | 17/01/1942 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon | William was the son of Edward and Jane Eccleston; husband of Agnes Eccleston, of Marshside, Lancashire.He died whilst serving on HMS Matabele a British Royal Navy Tribal Class Destroyer. At 22.21 hours on 17 January 1942, HMS MATABELE, escorting convoy PQ-8, was hit by one torpedo from U-454 in the stern, which caused her magazines to blow up and the ship sank within two minutes off Kola Inlet, Barents Sea . Her depth charges detonated and killed many survivors in the water, while others were frozen to death by the icy waters. 198 were killed and 2 survivors. | |
Edgley | L | Grenadier Guards | |||||||
Ellis | T J | Royal Navy | |||||||
Entwistle | Clive | Flying Officer | 141891 | 155 Squadron, Royal Air Force | Southport | 12/09/1944 | 23 | Taukkyan War Cemetry, Myanmar | Clive was the son of Henry and Sarah Edith Entwistle, of Southport, Lancashire. |
Etchells | Albert | Fusilier | 3461325 | 2nd Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers | Southport | 10/04/1943 | 20 | Sangro River War Cemetery, Italy | Albert is the son of Bessie Etchells, of Southport, Lancashire |
Evans | Albert | Private | 7612547 | Royal Army Ordnance Corp | Southport | 08/08/1942 | 28 | Anfield Cemetery, Liverpool | Albert was the son of Thomas and Emma Evans, of Liverpool; husband of Ellen Evans, of Southport. |
Evans | J R B | Fleet Air Arm | |||||||
Evans | Charles Eric | Airman Basic | P/JX 297088 | Royal Navy, H.M.S Limbourne | Southport | 23/10/1943 | 33 | Portsmouth Naval Memorial, Devon | Charles was the son of Charles and Mary Evans; husband of Annie Evans, of Southport. HMS Limbourne destroyed by torpedo. 40 lives lost, no bodies were found. |
Fairhurst | W | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Fairhurst | George | Driver | T/3767541 | Royal Army Service Corps | Southport | 14/06/1940 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | ||
Farrimond | Alexander | Private | D/37015 | East Lancashire Regiment | Birkdale, Southport | 30/01/1944 | 50 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Alexander was the son of Thomas Alexander Farrimond and Mary Alice Farrimond; husband of Emily Farrimond, of Birkdale, Southport. Also served in the 1914-1918 War |
Fell | John Arthur | Private | 3661040 | South Lancashire Regiment | Birkdale, Southport | 13/11/1945 | 35 | Moascar War Cemtery, Egypt | John was the son of Thomas and Annie Fell, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire |
Fenton | John Richard | Sailor | Royal Navy, S.S. 'Gazcon' (Glasgow) | Churchtown, Southport | 09/02/1942 | 20 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | John was the son of Nancy Fenton, of Churchtown, Southport, Lancashire. SS Gazcon torpedoed and sunk by Japanese submarine I-29. | |
Fiedorczyk | Eugeniusz | Porucznik (Lieutenant) | P/0328 | 315 Squadron, Polish Air Force | 15/08/1942 | 23 | Our Lady Of Compassion Churchyard, Formby | Eugeniusz was part of 315 Squadron for a year and half before he perished in a low flying accident in Spitfire BL751 near Woodvale. He flew 52 operational flights and missions | |
Fielding | Charles Eric | Airman Basic | P/JX 291456 | S.S. Swiftpool (West Hartlepool) Merchant Navy | Liverpool | 18/09/1944 | 22 | Portsmouth Naval Memorial, Devon | Charles was the son of Thomas Henry and Elizabeth Ann Fielding |
Fogarty | John Gerard | Sergeant, Wireless Operator/Air Gunner | 1125337 | 502 Squadron. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Litherland | 25/04/1942 | 21 | Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Cemetery, Ainsdale | John was the son of Joseph and Agnes E. Fogarty, of Birkdale, Southport; husband of Margaret I. Fogarty, of Litherland. He was killed when the engine on Whitley Z6733 cut out, three bodies were recovered - other three were lost without trace. |
Forshaw | Basil | Sergeant | 1038479 | 460 (Royal Australian Air Force) Squadron. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Ainsdale | 28/04/1944 | 23 | Appenwihr Churchyard, Haut-Rhin, France | Basil was the son of Louis and Gertrude Jane Forshaw, of Ainsdale, Southport, Lancashire. He was lost in aircraft 'Lancaster I LL906' over France. |
Forshaw | Ernest | Fusilier | 3461479 | 2nd Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers | Southport | 04/08/1943 | 20 | Medjez-El-Bab-War Cemetery, Tunisia | Ernest was the son of Thomas H. and Mary Forshaw, of Southport, Lancashire |
Foster | K L | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Foster | Reginald | Sapper | 1910830 | 670 Artisan Works Company. Royal Engineers | Waterloo, Liverpool | Between 09/06/1940 and 24/07/1940 | 20 | St. Hilaire Cemetery, Frevent, France | Reginald was the son of Frederick William and Helen Foster, of Waterloo, Liverpool |
Foster | P | Army Air Corps | |||||||
Franks | Leonard | Merchant Navy, S.S. Jonathan Holt (Liverpool) | Liverpool | 24/02/1941 | 29 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | Lleonard was killed when U-19 fired two torpedoes SS Jonathan Holt,she was in convoy southwest of the Faore Island. It was and reported one ship sunk, but in fact the Mansepool and Jonathon Holt were hit and sunk. The master, 38 crew members, two gunners and ten passengers were lost. | ||
Freemantle | O | King's Regiment (Liverpool) | |||||||
Fry | Kenneth George William | Radio Officer | Merchant Navy, S.S. 'Phidias' | Southport | 06/08/1941 | 35 | Tower Hill Memorial | Kenneth was the son of Captain Alfred Fry and Ada Fry; husband of Fanny Harwood Fry, of Southport. SS Phidias was shelled and sunk by german submarine U-46. Kenneth was 1 of the 8 lost, from a crew of 51. | |
Fyles | William Edward | 1st Class Stoker | C/KX 135552 | Royal Navy, H.M.Landing Craft Tank 650. | Southport | 11/01/1944 | 21 | Oostende New Communal Cemetery, Belgium | William was the son of Edward and Margaret Fyles, of Southport, Lancashire. |
Gaskell | W S | Royal Army Service Corps | |||||||
Gilman | John Leonard | Sergeant | 989975 | 51 Squadron, Royal Air Force | Southport | 19/08/1941 | 24 | Birkdale Cemetery, Liverpool | John was the son of Ellis Philip and Dorothy Grace Gilman, of Southport.Armstrong Whitworth Whitley V crashed at Laxfield, Suffolk after a fire broke out in the wireless compartment |
Gorton | Robert | Flying Officer | 120788 | 276 Squadron, Royal Air Force | Southport | 17/04/1941 | 30 | Southport Duke Street Cemetery | Robert was the son of Titus and Elizabeth Arm Gorton; husband of Joan Gorton, of Crossens, Southport. He was lost aboard a Warwick I BV530 |
Gouldbourne | George Arthur | Driver | T/14728842 | Royal Army Service Corps | Southport | 11/07/1944 | 43 | Jonkerbos War Cemetery, Netherlands | George was the son of George Henry and Elizabeth Gouldbourne, of Southport, Lancashire; husband of Clara Gouldbourne, of Southport |
Green | D W | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Green | Harry James | Craftsman | 11056570 | Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers | 27/11/1942 | 38 | Newton-Le-Willows Cemetery | Herry was the son of Harry Joseph and Minnie Green | |
Gregson | Richard | Corporal | 4038897 | 1st Battalion, Hertfordshire Regiment | Southport | 18/10/1944 | 24 | Venray War Cemetery, Limburg, Netherlands | Richard was the son of Richard Hunt and of Jennie Gregson, of Audenshaw, Lancashire |
Groves | E H | Royal Navy | |||||||
Grundy | John Desmond | Sergeant | 1584748 | Royal Air Force, Volunteer Reserve | 19/01/1945 | Alamein Memorial, Egypt | Prior to the war John and his family lived on Lord Street, his father owned the tobacco shop next to Bold Hotel. In civilian life John served as an apprentice in a London engineering firm, before enlisting into the RAF as a navigator. | ||
Guest | Irish Guards | ||||||||
Gulliver | B B | Royal Navy | |||||||
Gwynn | J V | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Hales | J H | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Hall | J W | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Hall | J | Royal Army Ordnance Corp | |||||||
Halliwell | J H | Fleet Air Arm | |||||||
Halsall | Donald Addie | Pilot Officer (Observer) | 62669 | 254 Squadron, Royal Voluntary Reserve | 27/12/1941 | 21 | Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery, Norway | Donald was the son of Robert and Marie Macnee Addie Halsall, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Halsall | Wiliam | Sergeant | 991197 | 49 Squadron, Royal Air Force. Volunteer Reserves. | 14/02/1943 | 32 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey, United Kingdom | William was the son of Richard and Annie Halsall. | |
Halsall | Richard | electrician | SS Sansu (Liverpool), Merchant Navy | 25/09/1943 | 39 | Kirkdale Cemetery, Liverpool | Richard was the son of Mr. and Mrs Halsall Liverpool; husband of Marjory Halsall. Richard was lost aboard the Sansu. The ship left her berth in Alexandra Dock, Liverpool, bound for Preston. She was reported as passing the Examination steamer cruising in the vicinity of the Bar Lightship shortly after 9 p.m. and was never heard of again although she only had some 14 miles to go to reach her destination | ||
Hampson | Eric | Assistant Steward | M.V. Melbourne Star (London) Merchant Navy | 04/02/1943 | 27 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | Eric was the son of Robert Mason Hampson and Elsie Annie Hampson, Southport. He was serving aboard the Melbourne Star, when she was sunk by the German submarine U-129. Her cargo, including torpedoes and ammunition. Only 4 of her crew of 75, 11 gunners and 31 passengers survived. | ||
Hargreaves | D | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Hargreaves | T C | Cheshire Regiment | |||||||
Hargreaves | James | Signalman | D/SSX 29402 | H.M.S. Diamond, Royal Navy | 27/04/1941 | 19 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon | James was the son of Joseph and Martha Hargreaves Southport. Lancashire. He served on HMS Diamond, she was attacked and sunk by enemy aircraft | |
Harrison | L F | Royal Engineers | |||||||
Harrison | Frank | Ordinary Coder | C/JX258370 | H.M.S. Martin, Royal Navy | 11/10/1942 | 20 | Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent | Frank was the son of James and Annie Ellen Harrison of Birkdale, Lancahire. He served aboard theDestroyer HMS Martin, she was hit and sunk by a German U-Boat | |
Hart | H | Royal Corp of Signals | |||||||
Hartley | Walter | Gunner | 3862870 | 318 Battery.92 Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery | 06/09/1944 | 31 | Bootle Cemetery, Liverpool | Walter was the son of Joseph and Hannah Hartley | |
Hartley | F B | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Harvey | P N | Royal Army Service Corps | |||||||
Hathaway | M F | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Haworth | H | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Heap | Joseph Ogden | Pilot Officer (Pilot) | 46921 | 218 Squadron, Royal Air Force | 05/05/1942 | 21 | Durnbach War Cemetery, Bayern, Germany | Joseph was the son of Thomas Heap and Alice Heap, M.B.E., of Burnley, Lancashire. | |
Heaton | John Roland | Pilot Officer Navigator | 122447 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 19/08/1942 | 20 | Birkdale Cemetery, Southport | John was the Son of Lilian Chambers of Formby | |
Henry | T | Royal Horse Artillery | |||||||
Henry | D M | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Heyes | J | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Hickson | Alan George | Lieutenant | 93098 | 3rd Battalion, Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery | 25/11/1941 | Alamein Memorial, Egypt | Alan was the son of Joseph F. X. and Alice May Hickson of Birkdale, Lancashire. | ||
High | James Alfred Benis | Sub-Lieutenant | Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, H.M.S Jackdaw | 21/02/1943 | 26 | Birkdale Cemetery, Lancashire | James was the son of James and Emily High. They lived in Hillside, Southport. James was killed during an air crash on board HMS Jackdaw. | ||
Higham | C | Corp of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers | |||||||
Higham | George Neil | Aircraftman 1st Class | 996389 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 07/05/1941 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey | |||
Hill | C. E | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Hill | Francis Alfred | Aircraftman 1st Class | 155322 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 06/03/1942 | 21 | Cottesmore (St Nicholas) Churchyard Extension, Rutland | Francis was the son of Alfred Cecil and May Frances Hill of Blundellsands, Liverpool. | |
Hindmarsh | R H | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Hodge | D | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Hodge | G E D | Armoured Corps | |||||||
Hodge | Henry | Lance Serjeant | 2618434 | Grenadier Guards, 5th Battalion | 27/04/1943 | 27 | Massicault War Cemetery, Tunisia | Henry was the son of Henry and Ellen Hodge. He was also the husband of Hilda Lillian Hodge. | |
Hollings | F | Royal Navy | |||||||
Hollings | Frank Holdsworth | Third Radio Officer | Merchant Navy, S.S. Napier Star (London) | 18/12/1940 | 28 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | On 18th December 1940, S.S. Napier Star was sunk by the German submarine U-100 during a voyage from Liverpool to New Zealand. Frank was 1 of 84 who died during this attack. | ||
Hollins | J | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Holme | Stanley | Serjeant | 7684708 | Corp of Military Police, 55 Divisional Provost Company | 06/06/1943 | Birkdale Cemetery, Lancashire | |||
Holmes | Sidney | Private | 14746635 | Gordon Highlanders, 5/7th Battalion | 18/02/1945 | 18 | Groesbeek Memorial, Netherlands | Sidney was the son of John Henry and Alice Holmes. | |
Holt | Peter Mitchell | Flight Sergeant | 1520924 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, 40th Squadron | 02/04/1945 | 23 | Bari War Cemetery, Italy | Peter was the son of James Stanley Holt and Mabel Holt. | |
Holt | T M | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Holt | Gerard | Leading Cook | C/MX 66198 | Royal Navy, H.M.S. Veteran | 26/09/1942 | 20 | Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent | HMS Veteran was torpedoed by the German submarine U-404. Gerard was 1 of 235 who died on board. Gerard was the son of Edward and Mary Christina Holt of Marshside, Lancashire. | |
Hooton | George | Driver | T/84476 | Royal Army Service Corps | 19/05/1940 | 19 | Gaurain-Ramecroix War Cemetery, Belgium | George Hooton was born 1920 in the Southport area. He was the eldest son of Thomas P Hooton and Jane (nee Smith) |
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Hope | Reggie Thomas | Corporal | 3388132 | Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 7th Battalion | 10/05/1944 | 25 | Uden War Cemetery, Netherlands | Reggie was the son of Thomas Reginald and Elsie Hope. He was also the husband of Katherine Hope. | |
Horsey | Richard James | Cabin Boy | Merchant Navy, S.S. Kayeson (London) | 10/02/1940 | 18 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | Richard was the son of Richard T. Horsey and Violet Mary Horsey of Southport, Lancashire. | ||
Hough | Edwin | Corporal | 542192 | Royal Air Force, 802nd Squadron | 01/10/1941 | 21 | Malta Memorial, Malta | Edwin was the son of Edwin Hough and Elsie Hough. | |
Houghton | Frederick Alexander | Sergeant | PLY/X 104900 | Royal Marines, No. 46 R.M. Commando | 25/08/1944 | 24 | Ranville War Cemetery, France | Frederick was the son of Harriet Houghton of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Houghton | L | Royal Navy | |||||||
Houldsworth | Robert | Lance Bombardier | 1694191 | Royal Artillery, 21st Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment | 25/07/1943 | 29 | Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, Thailand | Robert was the son of Thomas and Jane Hannah Houldsworth. He was also the husband of Marguerite Irene Houldsworth of Banks, Lancashire. | |
Howard | John Reginald | Gunner | 1807855 | Royal Artillery, 95th Battery, 48th LAA Regiment | 27/11/1942 | 33 | Labuan War Cemetery, Malaysia | John was the son of Hugh and Martha Howard. He was also the husband of Edith Howard of Churchtown, Southport. | |
Howard | Thomas | Sapper | 1902521 | Royal Engineers, 663 Artisan Works Company | 17/06/1940 | 29 | Le Clion-Sur-Mer Communal Cemetery, France | John was the son of Hugh and Martha Howard. He was also the husband of Edith Howard of Churchtown, Southport. | |
Howard | Joseph Arthur | Driver | T/275211 | Royal Army Service Corps, 85th Anti-Tank Regiment | 09/12/1944 | 40 | Singapore Memorial, Singapore | Joseph Howard was born 1904 in Edmunton. He was married to Gladys Howard (nee McKenzie) |
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Howard | H | Royal Navy | |||||||
Howard | John Samuel | Leading Seaman | D/J 109485 | Royal Navy, H.M.S. Laurentic | 11/03/1940 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon | At 9:40pm on 3rd November 1940, U-99 torpedoed SS Casanare, causing distress messages to be sent to HMS Laurentic. Upon arrival, HMS Laurantic was struck by the first torpedo at 10:50pm. 30 minutes later a second torpedo struck the ship but it remained afloat. A third torpedo hit at 11:30pm, landing in the hole made by the first torpedo. The ships lookouts had spotted the U-boat and opened fire. At 4:35am on 4th November 1940, a forth torpedo hit the ships stern and ignited the depth charges stored there. The ship sunk at 4:53am. It is unknown how many survived | ||
Howard | Roy | Ordinary Seaman | C/JX 346873 | Royal Navy, H.M.S. Curacoa | 02/10/1942 | Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent | Roy was the son of Charles and Myrtle Howard of Southport, Lancashire. HMS Curacoa sank 30 miles north of the coast of Ireland while escorting the ocean liner RMS QUEEN MARY to support allied troops in Europe. 99 survivors of a crew of 338. | ||
Howard | Stanley Harry | Able Seaman | C/JX 353927 | Royal Navy, H.M.Landing Craft Tank 1074 | 25/08/1944 | 23 | Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent | Stanley was the son of Albert Edward and Elsie Howard. HMLCT-1074 was torpedoed in the English Channel by a German submarine while on voyage to Normandy. 10 of the complement of 14 died. | |
Howarth | J | King's Regiment (Liverpool) | |||||||
Howarth | Winston Edgell | Second Radio Officer | Merchant Navy, S.S. Norman Prince (London) | 28/05/1942 | 31 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | Winston was the husband of M. Jean Howarth of Southport, Lancashire. The S.S Norman Prince was sunk by a torpedo about 60 miles west of St.Lucia. 14 crew members and two gunners were lost. | ||
Howell | J C | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Hughes | John Stansfield | Corporal | 540628 | Fleet Air Arm, RAF 752 Squadron | 17/01/1941 | 39 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey | John was the son of John Enoch and Emma Hughes of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Hughes | G E | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Hull | H G | Lancashire Fusiliers | |||||||
Hulm | John | Able Seaman | D/JX 336249 | Royal Navy, H.M.S. President III | 08/12/1943 | 21 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport Merseyside | John was the son of Moses and Florence May Hulm of Southport. | |
Hume | John James | Private | 14687769 | Royal Army Ordnance Corps | 21/04/1947 | 45 | Duke Street, Cemetery, Southport Merseyside | John was the son of John James and Mabel Hume of Southport. |
Southport’s Fallen I-P
Surname | First Name | Rank | Service No. | Regiment/Ship/Squadron | Last known address | Died | Age at death | Burial Place | Biography |
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Irwin | Arthur Leslie | Gunner | 1123139 | 118 Field Regiment, Royal Artillery | 09/12/1944 | 23 | Singapore Memorial, Singapore | Arthur was the son of Samuel Irwin, M.C., and of Mabel Irwin, of Ainsdale, Southport, Lancashire. | |
Jackson | Ronald | Private | 196430 | Pioneer Corp | 28/07/1943 | Southport (St Cuthbert) Churchyard, Merseyside | |||
Jackson | E V | Royal Navy | |||||||
Jackson | Lawrence Milner | Able Seaman | D/JX 554628 | Royal Navy, H.M.S. Glenearn | 04/09/1945 | 20 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon | Lawrence was the son of John Milner Jackson and Frances Jackson, of Ainsdale, Lancashire | |
James | Norman | Corporal | T/46221 | Royal Army Service Corps, 3 Troops Carrying Coy. | 26/5/1940-4/06/1940 | 30 | Cassel Communal Cemetery Extension, France | Norman was the son of Richard James and Ellen James of Southport, Lancashire | |
Jameson | G | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Janes | D.W.G | Fleet Air Arm | |||||||
Jenkinson | L | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Jenkinson | A | ATS | |||||||
Jennings | Frank Sumner | Ordinary Telegraphist | D/JX 709587 | Royal Navy, H.M.S. Duke | 133/12/1944 | 19 | Birkdale Cemetery, Southport, Merseyside | Frank was the son of Harold Bywater Jennings and Margaret Emma Jennings of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Johnson | F | Royal Navy | |||||||
Johnson | W | Royal Navy | |||||||
Jones | R F | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Jones | J | Royal Engineers | |||||||
Jones | Christopher | Trooper | 3864379 | Royal Armoured Corps, 148th (9th Bn. The Loyal Regt. [North Lancashire]) Regt. | 17/06/1944 | 34 | Bayeux War Cemetery, France | Christopher was the son of Ellis and Ann Jones of Southport, Lancashire; husband of Dora Jones of Churchtown, Southport | |
Jones | C.E.A | Royal Navy | |||||||
Karstaedt | A O | Royal Army Service Corps | |||||||
Kaye | E | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Kearsley | H | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Keele | R R | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Keeley | John Hardcastle | Corporal | 3608551 | 2nd Battalion, The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders | 04/09/1944 | 19 | Coriano Ridge War Cemetery, Italy | John was the son of John H. and Dorothy Keeley of Birkdale, Lancashire. | |
Kelly | G.V.A | Royal Navy | |||||||
Kelly | W | Royal Navy | |||||||
Kelly | Cyril John | Galley Boy | Merchant Navy - S.S. Kayeson (London) | 02/10/1940 | 16 | Tower Hill Memorial,London | Cyril was the son of Joseph and Maud Mary Kelly. He died while serving on SS Kayeson. On the 2nd October 1940 when on route from Liverpool for Montevideo she was torpedoed without warning by U-32 and sunk. | ||
Kendall | J | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Kenyon | Norman Ainscough | Sergeant (Air Gunner) | 2204598 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Southport | 25/11/1943 | 19 | Saint Cuthbert's Churchyard, Southport | Norman was the son of Henry and Nelly Kenyon, of Southport. He was killed when his starboard engine caught firewhile returning from a misson, the aircraft crashed close to the airfield. |
Kerr | Thomas Donald | Pilot Officer | 44527 | 59 Squadron, Royal Air Force - Formerly Captain of Royal Army Service Corps | Southport | 03/06/1941 | 25 | Plurien Communal Cemetery, Cotes-d'Armor, France | Thmas wss the son of James Rutherford Kerr, C.B.E., Ch.M., M.B., and Janet Russell Kerr; stepson of Helen D. Kerr, of Southport, Lancashire. |
Killick | James Herbert | Sergeant | 1053405 | 39 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. | Southport | 01/12/1941 | 21 | Alamein Memorial, Egypt. | James was the son of Thomas F. Killick, and of Ethel A. Killick, of Southport, Lancashire. A research Chemist, he was lost in action |
King | Joseph | Private | 14227752 | 44th Company, Pioneer Corp | Southport | 24/03/1945 | 33 | Reichswald Forest War Cemetery, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany | Joseph was the son of Joseph and Mary King, of Southport, Lancashire; husband of Elizabeth King, of Southport. |
Kipling | Harry | Gunner | 1750494 | 239 Battery, Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery | Southport | 12/09/1943 | 36 | Singapore Memorial, Singapore | Harry was the son of Walter and Elizabeth Ann Kipling; husband of Mary Vidal Kipling, of Ainsdale, Southport, Lancashire. |
Knowles | Thomas | First Lieutenant (Pilot) | 141092 | 525 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Manchester | 30/01/1946 | 24 | Le Grand-Luce War Cemetery, Sarthe, France. | Thomas was the son of Thomas Hugill Knowles and Constance May Knowles, of Old Trafford, Manchester; husband of Margaret Eve Knowles. |
Kowalski | Zygmunt | Plutonowy ( Pilot) | P/780689 | 316 Squadron, Polish Air Force | 21/03/1944 | 22 | Our Lady of Compassion Churchyard, Formby | Zygmunt served with No. 316 "City of Warsaw" Polish Fighter Squadron based at RAF Woodvale between February and July 1944. He died during a training exercise scramble practice. Zygmunt tried to force land due to poor visibility but the engine caught fire and he crashed at Bosley Cloud near Congleton. | |
Krawczynski | Edmund | Porucznik (Lieutenant) | P/0761 | Polish Air Force, 308 Squadron | 21/12/1941 | 28 | Our Lady of Compassion Churchyard, Formby | Edmund served with No. 308 "City of Kraków" Polish Fighter Squadron. The squadron moved to Woodvale on 12th December 1941, Just 11 days later Edmund was killed in a flying accident near South Lytham Pier flying Spitfire V P6138. | |
Lancaster | Phillip | Lieutenant | 182424 | 46th Regiment, Reconnaissance Corps | Southport | 29/10/1943 | 24 | MinturnoWar Cemetery, Italy | Phillip was the son of William Edward and Isobel Greenwood Lancaster, of Southport, Lancashire. |
Langton | Fred Seddon | Sergeant (Air Gunner) | 1043747 | 50 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Southport | 21/02/1945 | 23 | Overloon War Cemetery, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands. | Fred was the son of Ernest and Hannah Langton, of Southport, Lancashire. His aircraft was hit by flak over Allied lines before crashing at Helenveen in Belgium. |
Lapes | Joseph Jackson | Sergeant (Flight Engineer) | 1459947 | 100 Suadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Southport | 22/02/1944 | 19 | Durnbach War Cemetery, Bayern, Germany | Joseph was the son of Joseph Ernest and Clara Lapes, of Southport. His plane was airborne at 7:03pm on a bombing run from Grimsby to a target in Frankfurt. Crews reported ground defence was moderate to intense and enemy aircraft were much in evidence. Joseph's plane was hit by Flak while on the bombing run and within seconds it was engulfed by flames. The aircraft exploded in the air and crashed a short distance north east of Bergen-Enkheim, near Frankfurt. |
Laurence | M | Royal Navy | |||||||
Laverick | Peter | Lieutenant | H.M.S. Grebe, Fleet Air Arm, Royal Navy | Southport | 14/04/1942 | 22 | Lee-On-Solent Memorial. Hampshire, United Kingdom. | Peter was the husband of Margaret Joyce Laverick, of Southport. | |
Law | Albert Edward | Sergeant (Wireless Op./Air Gunner) | 977534 | 15 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 24/02/1941 | Pihen-Les Guines War cemetery. Pas de Calais, | Albert's plane crashed 10km South West of Calais, killing him instantly | ||
Law | Albert Edmund | Sapper | 2194205 | 35 Fortress Company, Royal Artillery | 26/02/1942 | 23 | Singapore Memorial, Singapore | ||
Lewis | A T | Royal Engineers | |||||||
Lewis | Ronald Edwin Shaaw | Captain | 122714 | Queen's Bays (2nd Dragoon Guards) Royal Armoured Corps- | Southport | 24/10/1942 | 28 | El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt. | Ronald was the son of Dr. Arthur James Lewis and Mary Georgina Lewis, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. M.B., Ch.B. (Edin.) |
Leyland | Sydney | Chief Officer | S.S. Observer (Liverpool), Merchant Navy | Southport | 16/12/1942 | 42 | Tower Hill Memorial, London,. | Sydney was the son of Thomas and Charlotte Leyland; husband of Olive Edith Leyland, of Southport. When on route from Mersin & Table Bay for Trinidad & Baltimore carrying a cargo of 3,000 tons of chrome SS Observer was torpedoed by German submarine U-176 and sunk. 64 crew lost from a total of 81, including Sydney were killed. | |
Lindoff | Benjamin Thomas | Guardsman | 2622966 | 6th Battalion, Grenadier Guards | Southport | 15/10/1943 | 30 | Minturno War Cemetery, Italy. | Benjamin was the son of Benjamin and Mary Lindoff; husband of Anne Lindoff, of Southport, Lancashire. |
Liptrot | Frederick | Leading Cook | P/MX 49455 | H.M.S. Royal Oak, Royal Navy | 14/10/1939 | 25 | Portsmouth Naval Memorial, Hampshire, United Kingdom. | Frederick was teh son of Albert and Mary Liptrot; husband of Marjorie Kathleen Liptrot. At 0123 hours, a U-boat fired three torpedoes that hit HMS Royal Oak on the starboard side causing a magazine to blow up. The battleship rolled over and sank in 19 minutes. The ship complement was 1208, 833 of them, including Frederick, were killed. | |
Lishman | W E | Private | 3777353 | South Lancashire Regiment | Formby | 18/10/1944 | 25 | Venray War Cemetery, Limburg. Netherlands | Private Lishman wa the son of Alfred Henry and Fanny Lishman, of Formby, Lancashire. |
Littleford | Kenneth | Private | T/77971 | Royal Army Service Corps | Southport | 27/03/1943 | 21 | Brookwood 1939-1945 Memorial, Surrey, United Kingdom. | Kenneth was the son of James and Alice Maud Littleford, of Crossens, Southport, Lancashire. |
Littleford | K | Royal Navy | |||||||
Littler | Charles Eric | Wing Commander | 26159 | 103 Royal Air Squadron, Royal Air Force- | Southport | 30/03/1941 | 32 | Anfield Crematorium, Liverpool. | Charles was the son of Charles James Wharton Littler and Laura Littler, of Ainsdale. While making an emergency landing and banking very steeply to avoid colliding with a house, his Wellington Bmber hit a tree and crashed at Manor Farm, Mudford, 2 miles NE of Yeovil, Somerset, bursting into flames and killing Charles. |
Lloyd | H | Royal Army Service Corps | |||||||
Lloyd | E V F | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Lomax | Peter Barlow | First Radio Officer | S.S. Reynolds (London), Merchant Navy | 31/10/1942 | 18 | Tower Hill Memorial, London, United Kingdom | Peter was killed while serving on SS Reynolds. She was hit amidships and in the stern, the ship she capsized and sank within seconds. No survivors from the crew of 47 were ever found. | ||
Longden, | Llewellyn Lewis | Cook | S.S. Laconia (Liverpool), Merchant Navy | Southport | 12/09/1942 | 50 | Tower Hill Memorial, London, United Kingdom | Llewellyn was the son of Robert John and Margaret Longden; husband of Elizabeth Ann Longden, of Southport. Llewellyn was killed aboard the SS Laconia. The ship was destroyed by a German submarine. Estimates of the death toll suggested that over 1,649 people were killed. The U-boat commander Werner Hartenstein then staged a dramatic effort to rescue the passengers and the crew of Laconia, which involved additional German U-boats and became known as the Laconia incident. | |
Lord | R | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Lowe | R | Tank Regiment | |||||||
Lupton | Walter Arthur | Lance Corporal | 2194552 | Royal Engineers | 24/07/1940 | 21 | Lille Southern Cemetery, Nord, France. | Walter was born in 1919 in Lincoln, the on of Walter and Sarah Lupton (nee Pacey) | |
Macadam | Lawrence Edward | First Lieutenant | 141102 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Southport | 30/07/1944 | 28 | Sacred Hart Cemetery, Ainsdale Lancashire. | Lawrence was the son of Theodore and Margaret H. Macadam, of Churchtown, Southport. Lawrence was killed whilst carrying out a non-operational day cine gun camera exercise with an associated fighter aircraft. During "mock" evasive action, the wings suffered catastrophic failure, broke away from the fuselage and at 15:23 the aircraft crashed near Chardon, 8 km from Westcott airfield. |
MacDonald | Joseph Widger Murphy | Pilot Officer | 156663 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Radnorshire | 01/09/1943 | 30 | Sacred Heart, Cemetery, Ainsdale, Southport | Son of William and Mary Joseph Macdonald; husband of Phyllis Macdonald, of Knighton, Radnorshire. Air Collision with returning LancasterJB132. |
Maiden | G G | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Major | Henry Ernest | Telegraphist | D/JX 158487 | H.M.S. Lively, Royal Navy | 11/05/1942 | 20 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon | Henry was the son of Ernest and Florence Major, of Southport, Lancashire. On May 11th the flotilla came under heavy air attack. Lively was dive-bombed and sunk 100 miles north east of Tobruk, with the loss of 77 of her crew, including Henry. | |
Malcolm | A D | Royal Navy | |||||||
Malkin | Cyril Edward | Yeoman of Signals | D/J 92493 | H.M.S. Widnes Royal Navy | 18/05/1941 | Plymouth War Memorial, Devon | Cyril died aboard HMS Widnes during the Battle of Crete.The ship was sunk by German aircraft in Suda Bay, Crete. | ||
Mansbridge | Jack S. | Steward | M. V. Abosso, Liverpool, Merchant Navy | 29/10/1942 | 35 | Commemorated at Tower Hill Memorial, London, United Kingdom. | Jack was the son of William Charles and Alice Mary Mansbridge and the husband of Elizabeth Marie Mansbridge of Birkdale, Southport. Jack was serving on board the ocean liner M. V. Abosso when it was torpedoed and sunk in October 1942 by German U-Boat U-575. 362 souls were lost, including Jack. | ||
Marks | Robert William | Private | 3776520 | Army Catering Corps attached to 5th Battalion, The King's Liverpool Regiment | 06/06/1944 | 28 | Commemorated at Bayeux Memorial, Calvados, France. | Robert was the son of R. M. Marks and Charlotte E. Marks of Southport, Lancashire. Robert died in battle in June 1944 in France. | |
Marriott | William Robert | Lance Corporal | 7887186 | 3rd/4th County of London Yeomanry, Sharpshooters, Royal Armoured Corps | 06/05/1945 | 28 | Hamburg Cemetery, Hamburg, Germany. | William was the son of William Arthur and Christina Marriott of Waterloo, Liverpool. He was known as 'Willie' to his parents. | |
Marshall | Robert | Sergeant, Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner | 989009 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 06/02/1942 | 27 | St. Cuthbert Churchyard, Southport, United Kingdom. | Robert was the son of Robert and Lillie Marshall (nee Godwin) of Southport. | |
Marshall | John Derek | Sub-Lieutenant (A) | H. M. S. Nighthawk, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve | 07/08/1945 | 21 | Birkdale Cemetery, Southport, United Kingdom. | John was the son of John and Winifred Mary Marshall of Birkdale, Southport. John was one of many Navy personnel to be posted to Royal Air Force Station Drem in Scotland in 1942 and was given over to the Royal Navy in 1945 when it was re-Christened H. M. S. Nighthawk. John died at home in August 1945, just over a week before Victory in Japan was declared. World War Two would be over a month later. | ||
Marshall | John Edward | Stoker First Class | P/KX 79207 | H. M. Submarine Seahorse, Royal Navy | 12/01/1940 | 29 | Portsmouth Naval Memorial, Hampshire, United Kingdom. | John was the son of Edward and Nellie Marshall and the husband of Ethel Maud Marshall of Landport, Portsmouth. | |
Martin | William Frederick | Flight Sergeant, Wireless Operator(Air) | 1079614 | 35th Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 22/03/1944 | 23 | Durnbach War Cemetery, Bayern, Germany. Inscription reads: | William was the son of William Frederick and Elizabeth Martin and the husband of Ellen Vera Martin of Trimdon, County Durham. | |
Mason | Kenneth Reavley | Flight Lieutenant, Flying Instructor | 66563 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 18/05/1943 | 29 | Elloughton St. Mary Churchyard and Extension, Yorkshire, United Kingdom. | Kenneth was the son of Jackson and Ethel Maud Mason and husband of Winifred L. Mason of Willesborough, Kent. | |
Matten | Albert Edwin James | Leading Signalman | D/J 37293 | H. M. S. Defender, Royal Navy | 02/05/1944 | 45 | Duke Street Cemetery, Lancashire, United Kingdom. | Albert was the son of Albert Edward and Katherine Matten and the husband of Margery Earnshaw Matten of Southport. Albert was serving on board the H. M. S. Defender during the war. She was badly damaged in an air raid in July 1941 and subsequently torpedoed by Australian destroyer H. M. A. S. Vendetta. Given that Albert was buried at home after his death in 1943, it is possible he was injured in this air raid on board the Defender and sent home. | |
Mawdesley | George Ernest | Sapper | 2013232 | 287th Field Company, Royal Engineers | 08/10/1943 | 27 | Thanbyuzayat War Cemetery, Myanmar. | George was the son of Nicholas and Susannah Mawdesley of Southport. | |
Mawdsley | J | The Worcestershire Regiment | |||||||
McCabe | G | Royal Artillery | |||||||
McCabe | Reginald Leslie | Sergeant | 1500265 | 111st Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery | 16/12/1944 | 27 | Schoonselhof Cemetery, Antwerpen, Belgium. | Reginald was the son of Thomas and Lilian McCabe of Southport Lancashire and the husband of Mary Louise McCabe of St Luke's, Southport. Reginald died in battle in December 1944 in Belgium. | |
McCain | Gerald | Marine | PLY/X110443 | Number 48, Royal Marines Commando | 06/06/1944 | 19 | Bayeux War Cemetery, Calvados, France | Gerald was the son of Thomas Christopher and Letitia McCain of Birkdale, Southport. | |
McCane | G | Royal Marines | |||||||
McCloud | D F | Royal Navy | |||||||
McCluskey | Martin | Leading Aircraftman | 1073490 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 21/12/1941 | 34 | Southport Duke Street Cemetery, Southport, United Kingdom. | Martin was the son of Joe and Julia McCluskey of Southport and the husband of Clara McCluskey of Hillside, Southport. | |
McCluskey | Henry | Private | 3774497 | 9th Battalion, The King's Liverpool Regiment | 05/12/1940 | Southport Duke Street Cemetery, Southport, United Kingdom. | |||
McCondach | Ian Gordon | Lieutenant | 186276 | 1st Squadron, 3rd Battalion The Tower Hamlets Rifles, 5th Regiment, Reconnaissance , Royal Armoured Corps. | 20/05/1944 | 23 | Beach Head War Cemetery, Anzio, Italy. | Ian was the son of Robert and Jean Gordon McCondach and the husband of Joan Doreen McCondach of Itchingfield, Sussex. Ian was mentioned in despatches. | |
McConnell | S | Royal Air Force | |||||||
McCumskey | J | West Yorkshire Regiment | |||||||
McDougall | John Edward | Corporal | 7883383 | 2nd Royal Tank Regiment | 15/06/1941 | Alamein Memorial, Egypt | John was the son of George Edward and Mary Elizabeth McDougall, of Southport, Lancashire. | ||
McEvoy | William | Galley Boy | S.S. Jose de Larrinaga (Liverpool) Merchant Navy | 07/09/1940 | Tower Hill, London | William was working on SS Jose de Larrinaga, she was torpedoed by U-47 and sunk. Her crew of 40 were all presumed lost. | |||
McLaughlan | R A | Durham Light Infantry | |||||||
Mead | H B | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Medrington | Henry Noel Trevor | Flight Lieutenant | 153446 | 57 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunterr Reservce | 17/12/1944 | 21 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey | Henry was the son of Arthur Charles Percy and Frances Elsie Medrington, of Birkdale, Lancashire. | |
Meggitt | Tom Roy | Flight Lieutenant | 45359 | Royal Air Force Volunteer reserve | 24/09/1943 | 27 | Anfield Crematorium Liverpool | Tom was born in 1916, in the Southport / Ormskirk Areas. He was the son of William & Jane Meggitt, (nee Sutton) |
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Mellish Smith | Ian Dare | Lance Corporal | 305879 | Royal Horse Guards | 01/04/1945 | 23 | Enschede Eastern General Cemetery, Overijssel, Netherlands | Ian was the son of John Mellish-Smith, and of Chryshelen Frances Mellish-Smith, of Clarkston, Renfrewshire. | |
Mellody | E R | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Mellor | John Charles | Gunner | 1438354 | 464 Artillery Battery., 71 Searchlight Regiment Royal Artillery | 06/08/1942 | 19 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | John was the son of Harry and Lilian Mellor, of Southport; nephew of Mrs. M. Fox, of Southport. | |
Mercer | Albert | Sergeant (Flight Engineer) | 2218573 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 29/01/1945 | 23 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Albert was the son of John and Margaret Mercer, of Southport. | |
Miller | David Stephenson | Lieutenant | 165980 | 7/9th Battalion Royal Scots | 19/02/1945 | 27 | Milsbeek War Cemetery, Limburg, Netherlands | David was the son of Thomas Oswald and Ethel Florence Miller; husband of Hazel Dootson Miller, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. | |
Miller | William Alfred | Petty Officer | 139597 | HMS Drake, Royal Navy | 21/04/1941 | 25 | Plymouth (Western Mill) Cemetery, Devon | William was the son of Arthur Albert and Elizabeth Rebecca Miller, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. He served on the HMS Drake. | |
Millington | Peter | Flying Officer (Pilot) | 133871 | 612 Squadron Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 06/05/1943 | 24 | Manchester Crematorium. Manchester | Peter was the son of Harry and Elizabeth Millington, of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Millward | Robert | Private | 14617857 | 5th Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment | 07/09/1944 | 19 | Hermanville War Cemetary, Calvados, France | Robert was the son of Herbert and Emma Millward, of Crossens, Southport, Lancashire. | |
Milthorp | Patrick Reginald Fairburn | Lieutenant | H.M.C.S. Spikenard. Royal Canadian Naval Reserve | 02/10/1942 | 32 | Halifax War Memorial, Nova Scotia, Canada | Patrick was the son of Martha G. Milthorp, of Southport, Lancashire, England and husband of Florence Evelyn Milthorp, of Toronto, Ontario. He served on HMCS Spikenard which was torpedoed on 10th February 1942 by the U-boat U-136 and did not survive. | ||
Monk | Dennis Aloysius | Sergeant (Wireless Operator) | 998943 | 150 Squadron Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 31/07/1941 | 21 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Dennis was the son of Joseph and Ethel Monk, of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Moorcroft | Thomas | Private | 3858580 | 2nd Battalion The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) | 09/11/1943 | 23 | Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, Thailand | Thomas was the son of James H. Kay and Hilda Kay, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Moore | J | Driver | 14560230 | 356 Works Section Royal Engineers | 29/05/1946 | 21 | Ramleh War Cemetery, Israel and Palestine (including Gaza) | Driver Moore was the son of William and Annie Moore, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Morrison | Thomas Hill | Leading Airman | 90940 | H.M.S. Goshawk Royal Navy | 11/12/1942 | 19 | Port of Spain (St. James) Military Cemetery, Trinidad and Tobago. | Thomas was the son of Thomas Aitken and Alice Morrison, of Birkdale, Merseyside. He served on the shore establishment HMS Goshawk in Trinidad and Tobago. | |
Morton | Albert Edward | Sergeant (Flight Engineer) | 2220632 | 115 Squadron Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 19/07/1944 | Valenciennes (St. Roch) Communal Cemetery, Nord, France | |||
Moss | Robert | Corporal (Wireless Operator) | 1119561 | Royal Air Force | 04/12/1943 | St. Cuthbert Churchyard, Southport, Lancashire | |||
Mould | Richard Andrews | Second Engineer Officer | S.S. Anselm (Liverpool) Merchant Navy | 07/05/1941 | 35 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | Richard was the son of Richard Andrews Mould and Margaret Ann Mould; husband of Constance Eleanor Mould, of Southport, Lancashire. He served on SS Anselm, which was sunk by a German submarine on 5th July 1941. | ||
Moundslow | D | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Mulraney | John J | Sapper | 79175 | 10 Railway Construction Company Royal Engineers | 06/02/1945 | 24 | Forli War Cemetery, Italy | John was the son of Hugh and Katherine Mulraney, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Nawrocki | Tadeusz T | Plutonowy (Platoon Leader) | P/784110 | 315 Squadron Polish Air Force | 19/07/1942 | 28 | Our Lady of Compassion Churchyard, Formby | Tadeusz was killed during an accident testing a Spitfire Vb W3628 after the aircraft’s periodical maintenance. He crashed on the side of a mountain near Woodvale in heavy fog. | |
Nelson | Frank | Gunner | 868021 | 9 Coast Regiment Royal Artillery | 03/05/1943 | 23 | Singapore Memorial, Singapore | Frank was the son of Edward Cuthbert Nelson, and of Annise Mary Nelson, of Ainsdale, Lancashire. | |
Nelson | I | Royal Navy | |||||||
Newell | T E | **Private | 19047401 | Seaforth Highlanders | 15/12/1948 | Kranji War Cemetery, Singapore | |||
Nightingale | Joseph | Sergeant | 992922 | 10 Squadron Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 09/12/1941 | 22 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey | Joseph was the son of William and Ann Nightingale, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Nolan | Edward | Driver | 68532 | Royal Army Service Corps | 06/07/1943 | Medjez-El-Bab War Cemetery, Tunisia | |||
Norris | Richard | Trooper | 14373008 | East Riding Yeomanry, Royal Armoured Corps | 06/09/1944 | 34 | Bayeux Memorial, Calvados, France | Richard was the son of Nicholas and Sarah Norris; husband of M. Norris, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. | |
Norris | Herbert Astley | Able Seaman | 101604 | H.M.S. Britomart Royal Navy | 24/01/1942 | 38 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon | Herbert was the son of William Astley Norris and Eva Norris and the husband of Dorothy Denton Norris, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Nutter | Arthur Leonard | Leading Aircraftman Wireless Operator/Air Gunner) | 1035566 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 03/05/1943 | 22 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Arthur was born in 1921, in Southport, the son of Albery & Norah Nutter ( Nee Pye). His brother Walter was also killed in action. They left behind a sister Dorothy | |
Nutter | Stanley | Aircraftman 2nd Class (Wireless Operator/Air Gunner) | 2205160 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 30/01/1944 | 17 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Stanley was born in Southport in 1925. The son of Albery & Norah Nutter ( Nee Pye). His brother Arthur was also killed in action The brothers left behind a sister Dorothy. | |
O’Neill | Francis | Sergeant (Wireless Operator/Air Gunner) | 1033698 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 23/01/1943 | 22 | Ford Cemetery, Liverpool | Francis was the son of William and Mary Frances O'Neill, of Hillside, Southport. | |
Oppen | Reginald Arthur | Able Seaman | 218811 | H.M.S. Arrest Royal Navy | 14/06/1943 | 25 | Birkdale Cemetery, Southport | Reginald was the son of H. Oppen and Elsie Ivy Oppen, of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Osborne | Lawrence Edward | Sergeant | 7684713 | Corps of Military Police | 19/12/1944 | 27 | St. Louis (Jefferson Barracks) National Cemetery, Missouri, USA | Lawrence was the son of Frederick and Anne Osborne and husband of Irene Osborne, of Withdean, Sussex, England. | |
Oswald | Kenneth Craven | Sergeant (Navigator) | 1493028 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, 76th Squadron | 25/04/1944 | 22 | Birkdale Cemetery, Lancashire | Kenneth was the son of David Oswald and Sarah Jane Gertrude Oswald of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Parkinson | Thomas Anthony | Sergeant (Glider Pilot) | 1625416 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 24/03/1945 | Reichswald Forest War Cemetery, Germany | |||
Parsons | John Arthur | Petty Officer | D/J 108754 | Royal Navy, H.M.S Forth | 13/01/1942 | 33 | Liverpool (Anfield) Cemetery, Lancashire | John was the son of Arthur and Ellen Parsons. He was also the husband of Victoria May Parsons of Meols Cop. | |
Partington | William Stephen | Second Officer | Merchant Navy, S.S Yorktown | 26/09/1942 | 26 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | William was the son of William Hobson Partington and Nellie Partington. He was also the husband of Mary Hazel Partington of Southport, Lancashire. William was also a Master Mariner for the Merchant Navy. | ||
Pass | Joseph Henry | Gunner | 1026059 | Royal Artillery, 8 Battery, 13th Anti-Tank Regiment | 01/06/1940 | 38 | Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France | Joseph was the son of Henry and Mary Pass. He was also the husband of Theresa Pass of Seaforth. | |
Passant | A J | Home Guard | |||||||
Pedder | Thomas | Lance Corporal | 14376130 | Corp of Military Police | 30/04/1946 | Ramleh War Cemetery, Israel | |||
Peel | C G | Durham Light Infantry | |||||||
Pennell | Follett Mattinson | Sergeant (Pilot) | 580304 | Royal Air Force, 48th Squadron | 06/01/1940 | 23 | West Thorney (St Nicholas) Churchyard, Sussex | Follett was the son of Follett Montague Scott Pennell and Lilian Pennell of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Pennington | George Edward | Gunner | 1427478 | Royal Artillery, 8th Medium Regiment | 25/05/1944 | 24 | Imphal War Cemetery, India | George was the son of Edward and Eileen Pennington of Birkdale, Southport. George had a brother, Joseph, who also fought and unfortunately died on 14th September 1942, aged 18. | |
Pennington | Joseph Gordon | Able Seaman | D/JX 285503 | Royal Navy, H.M.S Coventry | 14/09/1942 | 18 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon | On 14th September 1942, the HMS Coventry sustained 4 hits in a dive-bombing attack. The ship sunk, badly on fire, with 63 people killed. Joseph was the son of Edward and Eileen Pennington of Birkdale, Southport. Joseph had a brother, George, who also fought and unfortunately died on 25th May 1944, aged 24. | |
Pennington | Victor Thomas | Telegraphist | D/JX 199436 | Royal Navy, H.M.S Hermione | 16/06/1942 | 25 | Alexandria (Hadra) War Memorial Cemetery, Egypt | On 16th June 1942, HMS Hermione was torpedoed by the German submarine U-205. 87 crew members went down with the ship. Victor was the son of Herbert and Minnie R. Pennington of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Phillips | Alfred Cyril | Serjeant | 3862793 | Royal Artillery, 317 Battery, 92nd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment | 20/05/1944 | 29 | Liverpool (Toxteth Park) Cemetery, Lancashire | Alfred was the son of William A. Phillips and Louise Phillips. He was also the husband of Marianne Cynthia Phillips. | |
Pickhall | L | Tank Regiment | |||||||
Pook | Ernest | Sergeant | 1588511 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 23/08/1944 | 19 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey | Ernest was the son of William C. and Jennie Pook of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Porter | Matthias | Fusilier | 3657541 | Lancashire Fusiliers, 1st Battalion | 18/07/1944 | 28 | Taukkyan War Cemetery, Myanmar | Matthias was the son of William and Margaret Porter of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Porter | Alexander Richard | Lieutenant | 327664 | Gordon Highlanders, 1st Battalion | 25/03/1945 | 20 | Reichswald Forest War Cemetery, Germany | Alexander was the son of Major Richard Reginald Maitland Porter, I.M.S and Elizabeth Margaret Jane Garvie Porter of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Poss | D M | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Powell | Frank George | Steward | Merchant Navy, M.V Stentor (Liverpool) | 27/10/1942 | 36 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | MV Stentor was a British Cargo Motor Vessel. On 27th October 1942, the vessel was carrying 6,000 tons of West African produce to Liverpool when it was torpedoed by the German submarine U-509. Of the 235 people on board, including army personnel, nursing sisters and naval staff, 44 died in this attack. | ||
Priestman | G | Armoured Corps | |||||||
Pritchard | C | Armoured Corps | |||||||
Pye | Kenneth Lewis | Corporal | 11265770 | Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment), 9th Battalion | 05/09/1944 | 21 | Coriano Ridge War Cemetery, Italy | Kenneth was the son of Arthur B. and Blodwen Pye of Birkdale, Lancashire. |
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Surname | First Name | Rank | Service No. | Regiment/Ship/Squadron | Last known address | Died | Age at death | Burial Place | Biography |
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Rainford | Norman | Private | 3861746 | West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own), 2nd Battalion | 16/01/1944 | 23 | Taukkyan War Cemetery, Myanmar | Norman was the son of Elizabeth Rainford of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Randall | Arthur Bernard | Sergeant (Flight Engineer) | 2204816 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, 434th (R.C.A.F) Squadron | 28/04/1944 | 19 | Heverlee War Cemetery, Belgium | Arthur was the son of Allan Wilfred and Elsie Randall of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Reardon | John Murray | Leading Aircraftman | 1100823 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 13/04/1941 | 18 | Kingston (St Mary's) Cemetery, Canada | John was the son of Mrs A. F. Reardon and stepson of Geoffrey L. Wright of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Rees | Eric | Captain (Commodore 2nd Class) | Royal Naval Reserve, H.M.S Eaglet | 16/04/1942 | 55 | Liverpool Naval Memorial, Lancashire | Eric was the son of Charles and Emily Rees. He was also the husband of Doris Rees of Birkdale, Lancashire. | ||
Reynolds | William | Signalman | P/SSX 25066 | Royal Navy, H.M.S Galatea | 15/12/1941 | 21 | Portsmouth Naval Memorial, Hampshire | On 14th December 1941, HMS Galatea was returning to Alexandria after an unsuccessful search for enemy convoy when it was attacked by German dive bombers. The attacks lasted for 7 hours before a German submarine hit the ship with 2 torpedoes. The ship turned over and sank in 3 minutes. William was 1 of 469 killed in the attack. William was the son of William and Lily Reynolds of Birkdale, Lancashire. | |
Rhodes | Harry | Pilot Officer | 14038 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 17/05/1943 | 23 | Birkdale Cemetery, Lancashire | Harry was the son of Frank and Elsie Rhodes of Ainsdale, Southport | |
Rice | John | Guardsman | 2720860 | Irish Guards, 1st Battalion | 05/04/1943 | 23 | La Reunion War Cemetery, Algeria | John was the son of Joseph and Mary Ellen Rice of Churchtown, Southport. | |
Richards | Dennis Stuart | Flying Officer | 141152 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, 547th Squadron | 27/04/1944 | 27 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey | Dennis was the son of Stuart Edward Bloxam Richards and Mona Violet Richards of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Riddlesworth | Allen Fairhurst | Flight Lieutenant | 39567 | Royal Air Force | 25/02/1941 | 23 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Allen was the son of Albert and Martha Riddlesworth of Southport | |
Riding | Robert Thomas | Lance Corporal | 553801 | Corp of Military Police | 22/05/1940 | 27 | Bethune Town Cemetery, France | Robert was the son of Robert and Alice Elizabeth Riding of Southport, Lancashire and Husband of Isabella Riding of Churchtown, Southport. | |
Ridler | Charles Tabor | Petty Officer Stoker | P/KX76779 | H.M.S Barham, Royal Navy | 25/11/1941 | 33 | Portsmouth Naval Memorial | Charles was the son of George and Margaret Ridler. | |
Rigby | Kenneth Craiglaw | Pilot Officer | 137374 | 405 Squadron. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 08/03/1943 | 24 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey | Kenneth was born in 1919, the son of Peter and Maggie (nee Gibbon) |
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Rigby | John | Lance Bombardier | 1085188 | 4 Field Regiment, Royal Artillery | 28/07/1942 | 29 | El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt | John was the son of Thomas and Catherine Rigby of St Helens, Lancashire. | |
Rigby | John Henry | Private | 11408278 | The Hallamshire Battalion, York and Lancaster Regiment | 22/07/1945 | 23 | Reichwald Forest war Cemetery, Germany | John was the son of Robert Ernest and Florence Rigby of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Rimmer | Denis Fay | Sergeant (Flight Engineer) | 1673522 | 97 Squadron, Royal Air Force | 21/04/1944 | Clichy northern cemetery, France | |||
Rimmer | John | Flight Sergeant | 1068981 | 101 Squadron, Royal Air Force | 21/09/1942 | 29 | Runnymede memorial | John was the son of Mr and Mrs John Rimmer of St Helens, Lancashire and husband of E N Rimmer. | |
Rimmer | John William Henry | Sergeant | 632547 | 104 Squadron, Royal Air Force | 16/04/1944 | Bari war cemetery, Italy | |||
Rimmer | Martin | Sergeant | 3766503 | 83 Field Regiment, Royal Artillery | 19/04/1945 | 35 | Becklingen war cemetery, Germany | ||
Rimmer | Robert | Sapper | 1880388 | 238 Field Company, Royal Engineers | 18/6/1943 | Enfidaville war cemetery, Tunisa | |||
Rimmer | Frank William | Trooper | 7902265 | 3rd Carabiniers (Prince of Wales's Dragoon Guards) Royal Armoured Corps | 05/09/1944 | 26 | Imphal war cemetery | ||
Rimmer | Henry | Lance Sergeant | 3765891 | 3rd Carabiniers (Prince of Wales's Dragoon Guards) Royal Armoured Corps | 15/03/1945 | 37 | Taukkyan war cemetery | Henry was the son Thomas Henry and Ellen Rimmer of Southport, Lancashire. husband of Florence Maude Rimmer of Southport. | |
Rimmer | James Henry | Private | 3776768 | 6th Battalion, Green Howards (Yorkshire Regiment) | 09/08/1944 | 29 | Geel war cemetery, Belgium | James was the son of Harry and Margaret Ann Rimmer of Southport, Lancashire and the husband of Frances Mary Rimmer of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Rimmer | Jeffrey Wareing | Fusilier | 3461342 | 2nd Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers | 27/04/1943 | 20 | Medjez-El-Bab war cemetery, Tunisia | Jeffrey was the son of Richard and Ethel Rimmer of Crossens, Southport, Lancashire. | |
Rimmer | James | Lieutenant | 256143 | Cheshire Regiment | 16/10/1944 | 25 | Faenza war cemetery, Italy | James was the son of Thomas and Florence Rimmer and the husband of Dorothy Rimmer of Hoole, Cheshire | |
Rimmer | John | Private | 3607096 | 1st (Airborne) Battalion. Border Regiment | 07/09/1943 | 19 | Cassino memorial, Italy | John was the son of John and May Rimmer of Marshside, Southport, Lancashire. | |
Rimmer | Ronald | Private | 3859599 | 2nd Battalion. The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) | 25/01/1942 | 24 | Singapore memorial | Ronald was the son of Peter William and Mary Ann Rimmer. | |
Rimmer | Charles William | Lance Sergeant | 4460318 | 10th Battalion. Durham Light Infantry | 29.06/1944 | 27 | Fontenay-le-Pesnel war cemetery, France | Charles was the son of William Henry and Elizabeth Alice Rimmer of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Rimmer | Frank | Sergeant | T/84563 | 538 Petrol Company, Royal Army Service Corps | 11/08/1939 | 29 | St Cuthbert's Churchyard, Southport, Lancashire | Frank was the son of James and Kathleen Rimmer, of Southport; husband of Florence Edith Rimmer, of Ainsdale, Southport. | |
Rimmer | Alan | Able Seaman | P/SSX 27634 | H.M.S. Cossack, Royal Navy | 11/10/1940 | 21 | Portsmouth naval memorial | Alan was the son of Harry and Gladys Rimmer of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Rimmer | Patrick | Able Seaman | C/JX167297 | H.M.S. Galatea, Royal Navy | 15/12/1941 | Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent | Patrick was serving aboard HMS Galatea, . The ship was torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-557off Alexandria, Egypt.469 crewmen, including Patrick were killed. Some 100 survivors were picked up by the destroyers Griffin and Hotspur | ||
Roberts | Joseph Edwards | Sergeant | 2211675 | 166 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 23/09/1944 | 23 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey | Joseph was the son of Joseph ans Alice Mary Roberts of Ashley, Cheshire | |
Roberts | Leonard William | Sergeant | 1002346 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 30/09/1942 | 20 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey | Leonard was the son of William Pitt Roberts and Eliza Hannah Elizabeth Roberts of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Roberts | W | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Roberts | R | Royal Army Service Corps | |||||||
Roberts | J W | Royal Navy | |||||||
Roberts | Guy Smith | Apprentice | S.S. City of Manchester (Liverpool) Merchant Navy | 28/02/1942 | 21 | Tower Hill Memorial, London, UK | Guy was the son of Richard and Alice Maude Roberts of Ainsdale, Southport. The City of Manchester was torpedoed and gunned by Japanese submarine I-153 Of 137 people on board, 3 were killed (including Guy) and 6 assumed to have been taken prisoner. | ||
Robinson | G | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Robinson | William Abraham | Gunner | 3767996 | 5 Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery | 17/01/1943 | 29 | Alamein Memorial, Egypt | William was the son of William Stanley Robinson and Harriet Katherine Robinson and husband of Edna May Robinson of Hunts Cross, Liverpool. | |
Robinson | Richard | Fireman and Trimmer | Merchant Navy, S.S. Empire Shackleton (Greenock) | 01/01/1943 | 20 | Tower Hill Memorial, London, United Kingdom | Richard was the son of William and Florence Robinson, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. S.S. Empire Shackleton was torpedoed on 28/12/1942. Crew were taken on to HMS Fidelity, that ship was torpedoed and sunk 30/12/1942. Richard's record card states he died 01/01/1943. |
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Rockcliffe | A | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Rodgers | J A | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Rodwell | Peter | Private | 14203112 | 6th Batallion, Gordon Highlanders | 30/04/1943 | Oued Zarga War Cemetery, Tunisia | Peter was the son of Thomas and Mary Ann Rodwell, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire | ||
Roe | Ivor Harold Mitchell | Leading Radio Mechanic | P/MX 101515 | Royal Navy, H.M.S. Achates | 31/12/1942 | Portsmouth Naval Memorial, Hampshire, United Kingdom | On 31 December 1942, HMS Achates was on escort duty protecting the Russian convoy JW 51B when she was sunk in the Barents Sea. 113 crew were lost including Ivor Harold Mitchell Roe. 81 survivors were rescued. | ||
Ronaldson | J T | Royal Navy | |||||||
Rooke | W | Lancashire Fusiliers | |||||||
Rooke | W D | Royal Navy | |||||||
Rooney | J R | Pioneer Corp | |||||||
Rossiter | S O | Manchester Regiment | |||||||
Rothwell | William Crabtree | Private | 14749404 | Army Dental Corps | 30/03/1945 | 36 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport, Lancashire, United Kingdom | William was the son of George Henry and Annie Rothwell; husband of Priscilla Entwistle Rothwell, of Blowick | |
Ruscoe | Thomas Leslie | Stoker 1st Class | D/KX 114962 | Royal Navy, H.M.S. Sultan | 31/03/1942 | 29 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon, United Kingdom | Thomas was the son of Thomas and Minnie C. Ruscoe, of Southport, Lancashire; husband of Kate A. Ruscoe, of Southport. HMS Sultan was the naval base at Singapore. The base was captured by the Japanese Army in February 1942. |
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Russell | G | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Russell | J | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Russell | Geoffrey Ernest | Lieutenant Colonel | 32082 | 50th Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps | 29/11/1943 | 37 | Geoffrey was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Russell, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. | ||
Russell | John | Serjeant | 2325059 | Royal Corps of Signals | 13/08/1943 | Thanbyuzayat War Cemetery, Myanmar | John was the son of Alexander and Clara Russell, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. | ||
Rutherford | William | Trooper | 7953410 | 145th Regiment Royal Armoured Corps (8th Duke of Wellington's Regiment) | 05/06/1943 | 26 | Medjez-El-Bab War Cemetery, Tunisia | William was the son of John Thomas Rutherford and Sarah Rutherford; husband of Bessie Rutherford, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Ryan | Charles Leslie | Corporal | 1084891 | 136th Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 29/04/1944 | 38 | Chittagong War Cemetery, Chattogram, Bangladesh | Charles was the son of Charles and Annie L. Ryan; husband of Margaret Elinor Ryan, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Rymer | John | Driver | 1899946 | 68 Chemical Warfare Company, Royal Engineers | 02/01/1942 | 38 | Saint Cuthbert Churchyard, Southport, Lancashire, United Kingdom | John was the son of John and Hannah Emily Rymer; husband of Bessie Rymer, of High Park, Stockport. | |
Sandy | J A | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Sandys-Clarke | Willward Alexander | Lieutenant | 86517 | 1st Batallion, The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) | 23/04/1943 | 23 | Massicault War Cemetery, Tunisia | Willward was the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sandys-Clarke; husband of Dorothy Irene Sandys-Clarke, of Egerton, Lancashire. During an attack on Guiriat el Atach, in Tunisia, on 23rd April, 1943, Lieutenant Sandys-Clarke's company gained their objective, but were counter-attacked and almost wiped out. He was the lone surviving officer and he gathered together enough soldiers to attack the position again, single-handedly taking out three machine-gun posts. The group came under fire from snipers and Lieutenant Sandys-Clarke was killed after advancing on them. The London Gazette for 29th June 1943 praised his "quick grasp of the situation and his brilliant leadership" along with his " outstanding bravery and tenacious devotion to duty". |
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Saunders | Raymond Charles | Sergeant (Navigator) | 996559 | 139th Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 04/03/1943 | 29 | Maubeuge-Centre Cemetery, Nord, France | Raymond was the son of Albert Thomas Saunders and Beatrice Saunders; husband of Christine Mary Saunders, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Sawiak | Boleslaw, Jozef | Porucznik (Lieutenant) | P/0867 | 315th Squadron, Polish Air Force | 23/08/1942 | 23 | Our Lady of Compassion Churchyard, Formby, Lancashire, | Boleslaw scrambled alone from Ballyhalbert, County Down, to intercept a marauding German bomber. He damaged the aircraft which was forced to landed near Dublin. Boleslaw was wounded by a return of fire from the bomber and later died of his wounds in hospital. | |
Sawyer | William | Fusilier | 3455883 | 2nd Batallion, Lancashire Fusiliers | 23/06/1942 | Saint Cuthbert Churchyard, Southport, Lancashire, United Kingdom | William was the son of Robert and Alice Sawyer, of Southport; husband of Phyllis Sawyer, of Churchtown, Southport. | ||
Scarisbrick | Thomas Charles | Private | 3866038 | 1st Battalion, The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) | 23/04/1943 | 20 | Massicault War Cemetery, Tunisia | Thomas was born in 1923. the son of Joh and Mary Scarisbrick (Nee Dickinson) | |
Scott | D M | Fleet Air Arm | |||||||
Scott | A W | Royal Navy | |||||||
Scrimshire | Richard | Lance Corporal | T/106074 | 3rd General Headquarters Artillery Company, Royal Army Service Corps | Between 27/05/1940 and 02/06/1940 | 26 | Dunkirk Memorial, Nord, France | Richard was the son of John and Minnie Scrimshire; husband of Marjorie Scrimshire, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Seale | William Henry | Able Seaman | D/JX 150795 | Royal Navy, H.M.S. Glorious | 06/08/1940 | 20 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon, United Kingdom | William was the son of Bert and Lilian Seale, of Southport, Lancashire. On June 8th, 1940, HMS Glorious, escorted by destroyers HMS Acasta and HMS Ardent, was surprised by the battleships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau, while evacuating RAF aircraft from Norway. HMS Glorious lost 1,207 men including William Henry Seale. |
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Seddon | Thomas | Corporal | 1120045 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 23/12/1944 | 35 | Karachi War Cemetery, Pakistan | Thomas was the son of Thomas Baker Seddon and Myra Seddon; husband of Annie Seddon. of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Seed | Harry | Ordinary Telegraphist | P/JX403969 | H.M.S. Shrapnel, Royal Navy | 18/07/1943 | 20 | St John's Churchyard, Crossens Southport | Harry was the son of Harry and Agnes Seed, from Crossens. He serve at HMS Shrapnel, a seried of Royal Naval Training Schools. | |
Sell | Walter Le Lievre | Corporal | T/288646 | Royal Army Service Corps | 17/12/1945 | 24 | Damascus Commonwealth War Cemetery, Syria | Walter was the son of Reginald and Clara Sell of Ainsdale | |
Sellar | Bevan William | Captain | 113588 | Lancashire Fusiliers, attached. 36th Battalion. King's African Rifles | 03/11/1944 | 29 | Imphal War Cemetery, India | Bevan was the son of Frederick Bevan and Catherine Sellar | |
Shaftsby | D S | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Shakeshaft | Frederick | Driver | T/79846 | Royal Army Service Corps | 01/06/1940 | Ramleh War Cemetery, Israel and Palestine (including Gaza) | |||
Sharp | I | Royal Artillery | |||||||
Sharrock | Kenneth | Able Seaman | P/SSx17187 | Royal Navy, H.M.S. Nubian | 26/05/1941 | 27 | Portsmouth Naval Memorial, Hampshire | Kenneth was the son of Thomas Edwin and Mary Sharrock, of Ainsdale, Lancashire. He was killed during the Battle of Crete, when Nubian had her stern blown off, with the loss of 7 crew. | |
Shaw | Vincent Thomas | Aircraftman 2nd class | 1019586 | 62 Squadron. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 29/11/1943 | 31 | Singapore Memorial, Singapore | Vincent was the son of William and Agnes Shaw. Husband of Ida Jennie Shaw of Southport | |
Shepherd | R C | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Shirm | A J | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Shuttleworth | Henry Duxberry | Lieutenant | 153620 | 299 Battery., 75 Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment. Royal Artillery | 14/06/1944 | 29 | Caserta War Cemetery, Italy | Henry was the son of Henry and Minnie Shuttleworth, of Birkdale, Lancashire. | |
Simmons | George Churchill | Second Engineer Officer | Merchant Navy, S.S. 'Empire Trader' | 05/06/1940 | 55 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | George was the son of James and Mary Simmons; husband of Lily Simmons, of Ainsdale, Southport, Lancashire. George was killed when the Empire Trader was torpedoed and damaged by U-92 north of the Azores. The next day, the vessel was abandoned and at 8pm |
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Simpson | John Hall | Flight Sergeant | 541087 | 21 Squadron. Royal Air Force | 01/07/1941 | Hamburg Cemetery, Hamburg, Germany | John was killed whilst serving with 21 squadron, out of RAF Watton. The squadron was operating Coastal Command anti-shipping flights. | ||
Simpson | William Frederick | Captain | 164180 | 83th Regiment, Royal Artillery | 28 Brookvale, Waterloo | 13/08/1944 | 27 | Brouay War Cemetery, Calvados, France | William was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Simpson; husband of Doris Helen Simpson, of Churchtown, Southport, Lancashire. |
Sinclair | N A | Royal Army Service Corps | |||||||
Singleton | J | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Skidmore | Joseph | Signalman | 7906875 | 30 Heavyweight Section, Royal Corps of Signals | 24/09/1943 | 26 | Yokohama War Cemetery, Japan | Joseph was the son of Joseph and Agnes Mary Skidmore of Southport | |
Slater | John Morris | Pilot Officer | 175566 | 143 Squadron. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 11/05/1944 | 21 | St Cuthbert Churchyard Southport | John was the son of Fred and Mary Maud Slater of Southport | |
Smalley | M H | Lancashire Fusiliers | |||||||
Smith | K P | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Smith | W E | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Smith | Thomas | Sapper | 3461731 | 246 Field Company. Royal Engineers | 18/07/1944 | 21 | Banneville-la-Campagne War Cemetery, Calvados, France | Thomas was the son of Thomas and Frances Teresa Smith of Southport | |
Smith | M | Coldstream Guards | |||||||
Smith | J | Coldstream Guards | |||||||
Smith | W | Royal Army Service Corps | |||||||
Snape | Leslie | Able Seaman | D/SSX 23027 | H.M.S. Gloucester Royal Navy | 22/05/1941 | 21 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon | Leslie was the son of Thomas and Ellen Snape of Southport Lancashire. He was killed while serving on HMS Gloucester. She was sunk by German dive bombers during the Battle of Crete with the loss of 722 men out of a crew of 807 | |
Southern | Frank | Gunner | 892140 | 106 (The Lancashire Hussars) Light Anti Aircraft Regiment. Royal Artillery | 26/04/1941 | 28 | Athens Memorial | Frank was the son of Samuel and Agnes Ann Southern. Husband of Florence Southern, of Southport | |
Spencer | N A | Royal Navy | |||||||
Spencer | Robert | P/JX141012 | Royal Navy | ||||||
Sperling | Royston V | 1589200 | Royal Air Force | Royston was born in Edmonton in 1925, the eldest son of Lesser and Sybil Sperling ( nee Cole) | |||||
Stamp | Edward A | Fireman and Trimmer | Merchant Navy | 09/02/1944 | 26 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | Edward was one of four crew members known to have lost their lives when the S.S. Alden Gifford sank due to a storm. | ||
Stanley | Nora | Private | W/167369 | Auxiliary Territorial Service | 16/09/1944 | 18 | Brookwood Military Cemetry, Surrey | Nora was the daughter of George John and Irene Stanley, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Stansfield | Bernard Barker | Flying Officer | 178369 | 117th Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunatry Reserve | 13/07/1945 | 25 | Singapore Memorial, Kranji War Cemetery, Singapore | Bernard was the son of Alfred Barker Stansfield and Jessie Stansfield, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Stant | W | Royal Army Service Corps | |||||||
Statham | H W | Royal Army Service Corps | |||||||
Steel | David | Driver | T/4803273 | Royal Army Service Corps | 05/04/1943 | Medjez-El-Bab Memorial, Tunisia | |||
Steel | William Templeton | Lieutenant | 130949 | Royal Army Service Corps | 14/04/1945 | 28 | Durnbach War Cemetery, Bayern, Germany | William was the son of Richmond Steel, and of Isabella Steel, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. | |
Steele | Herbert Dennis | Sargeant | 1486363 | 106th Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 23/03/1944 | 24 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey | Herbert was the son of Herbert James Steele and Sarah Alice Steele, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Steeples | Geoffrey | Marine | PLY/X 101682 | Royal Marines | 18/04/1941 | 26 | Halsar Royal Navy Cemetery, Hampshire | Geoffrey was born on Warrington in 1915, the son of George and Emily Steeples ( Nee Leaman) formally from Wakefield | |
Stewart | Charles Henry | Captain | 72nd County of Lancaster (Crosby) Battalion, Home Guard | 30/07/1941 | 52 | Birkdale Cemetery, Lancashire | Charles was the son of Charles and Annie Stewart, of Southport; husband of Olive Stewart, of Bramhall, Cheshire. | ||
Stone | David Campbell | Sergeant (Navigator) | 1451978 | 100th Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 25/05/1943 | 21 | Jonkerbos War Cemetery, Gelderland, Netherlands | David was the son of Francis Campbell Stone and Elizabeth Annie Stone, of Ainsdale, Lancashire. | |
Story | W | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Street | Leslie Charles John | Sargeant | 1456889 | 626th Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 12/02/1943 | 34 | Berlin 1939 - 1945 War Cemetery, Berlin, Germany | Leslie was the son of Charles and Margaret Street; husband of Hannah Doreen Street, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. | |
Sumner | Edward | Aircraftman 1st Class | 1128974 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 14/02/1942 | 21 | Singapore Memorial, Kranji War Cemetery, Singapore | Edward was the son of Henry and Nellie Sumner, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Sumner | George | Private | 4546244 | 5th Battalion, East Lancashire Regiment | 27/04/1942 | St Cuthbert Churchyard, Southport, Lancashire | |||
Sumner | G E | Fleet Air Arm | |||||||
Sutton | K | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Sutton | K E T | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Sweet | Harold | Sargeant (Air Gunner) | 1230519 | Royal Air Force | Jonkerbos War Cemetery, Gelderland, Netherlands | Harold was the son of Valentine Stanley Sweet and Olive Sweet, of Ainsdale, Southport, Lancashire. | |||
Swenson | William | Leading Aircraftman | 613837 | Royal Air Force | 10/08/1943 | 39 | Birkdale Cemetery, Lancashire | William was the son of Eric Ludwig Swenson and Jane Swenson, of Birkdale, Southport. His brother Victor Kershaw Swenson also died on service. | |
Swenson | Victor Kershaw | Driver | T/206430 | 276 Corps Transport Company, Royal Army Service Corps | 16/06/1943 | 26 | Tabarka Ras Rajel War Cemetery, Tunisia | Victor was the son of Eric Ludwig Swenson and Jane Swenson, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. His brother, Leading Aircraftman William Swenson, died in the United Kingdom. | |
Sykes | Walter | Flying Officer | 146518 | 160th Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 06/09/1945 | Colombo (Liveramentu) Cemetery, Sri Lanka | Walter was the son of James and Mary Ann Sykes, of Southport, Lancashire; husband of Kathleen Sykes, of Southport. | ||
Tasker | Walter | Lieutenant | 277099 | 8th (Irish) Battalion, King's Regiment (Liverpool) | 28/03/1945 | Reichswald Forest War Cemetery, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany | |||
Tasker | Thomas | Private | 14729259 | 7th Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders | 31/10/1944 | 28 | Mierlo War Cemetery, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands | Thomas was the son of Harry and Ellen Tasker, of Southport, Lancashire; husband of Isabella Tasker, of Southport. | |
Tattersall | Clifford | Craftsman | 14339830 | Corp of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers | 17/11/1944 | 33 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport, Lancashire | Clifford was the son of Albert and Eva Tattersall; husband of Mary Tattersall, of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Taylor | H | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Taylor | R | Armoured Corps | |||||||
Taylor | Stanley | Signalman | 14523996 | Royal Corp of Signals | 06/061944 | 34 | Hermanville War Cemetery, Calvados, France | Stanley was the son of Thomas and Emily Taylor, of Southport, Lancashire; husband of Dorothy Taylor, of Marshside, Southport. | |
Taylor | Gerald Percival | Major | 130300 | 38th Irish Infantry Brigade, Royal Army Service Corps | 25/03/1943 | 27 | Medjez-El-Bab Memorial, Tunisia | Gerald was the son of Percival and Minnie Menzies Taylor; husband of Peggy Taylor, of Birkdale, Lancashire. | |
Thompson | Leslie Norman | Leading Aircraftman | 1695780 | Base Signals Repair Unit, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 11/07/1944 | 37 | Blankenberge Town Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium | Leslie was the son of Isaac and Ethel Maud Thompson; husband of Elsie Hazel Grace Thompson, of Ainsdale, Lancashire. | |
Thompson | A R | Royal Navy | |||||||
Threllfall | J E | Royal Artillery | |||||||
Tilson | L F R | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Tingle | George | Guardsman | 2612970 | 2nd Battalion, Grenadier Guards | 29/05/1940 | 28 | Dunkirk Memorial, Nord, France | George was the son of Walter and Caroline Tingle; husband of Ethel Tingle, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Tinsley | J | King's Own Royal Regiment | |||||||
Tinsley | W | Royal Army Service Corps | |||||||
Tomlinson | Norman | Corporal | 14526130 | Royal Army Ordnance Corp | 15/01/1945 | 32 | Rome War Cemetery, Rome | Norman was the son of Robert and Emily Tomlinson, of Southport, Lancashire; husband of Ellen Heath Tomlinson, of Southport. | |
Tookey | Keith | Sergeant | 1062449 | 40 Sqaudron. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 03/04/1943 | 21 | Alamein Memorial | Keith was the son of Burt Wareham Tookey and Gladys Louise Tookey, of Birkdale, Lancashire. | |
Torr | Philip Wood | Second Lieutenant | 156642 | 2nd Battalion. The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) | 26/02/1942 | 28 | Singapore Memorial, Singapore | Philip was the son of Harold and Daisy E. Torr; husband of Dorothy Torr, of Ainsdale, Southport, Lancashire | |
Tough | Alan McGillivray | Squadron Leader | 105321 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 05/12/1946 | 36 | Sai Wan War Cemetery, China, (including Hong Kong) | Alan was the son of John Galloway Tough and Mary Tough; husband of Ellen Ivy Tough, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Town | N | Royal Artillery | |||||||
Town | Robert | Able Seaman | D/JX 204265 | Royal Navy , H.M.S Jaguar | 26/03/1942 | 31 | Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon | Robert was the son of Thomas William and Rhoda Jane Town, of Southport, Lancashire. HMS Jaguar was struck by two torpedoes fired by the German submarine U-652 and sank off Sidi Barrani, Egypt. | |
Turner | Harold Arthur | Flight Lieutenant | 67641 | 23 Sqaudron. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 24/03/1944 | 27 | Malta Memorial, Malta | Harold was the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Turner; husband of Jennie Turner, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. | |
Turner | William | Private | D/40768 | South Lancashire Regiment | 13/01/1942 | 34 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | William was the husband of Jean Turner, of Southport | |
Turnock | Geoffrey Berkeley | Lieutenant | 198727 | Royal Artillery | 10/06/1942 | 30 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Geoffrey was the son of Thomas Berkeley Turnock and Gertrude Turnock, of Ormskirk; husband of Blanche Dorothy Turnock, of Ormskirk | |
Turton | Eric | Aircraftman 1st Class | 1052027 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 30/06/1944 | 29 | Ambon War Cemetery, Indonesia | Eric was the son of James and Eva Mary Turton, of Churchtown, Southport, Lancashire | |
Twist | T S | Royal Artillery | |||||||
Twist | Thomas William | Cabin Boy | Merchant Navy, S.S 'Fintra' | 23/02/1943 | 16 | Tower Hill Memorial, London | Thomas was the son of James William and Phyllis Twist, of Southport, Lancashire. Fintra was sunk on route from Philippeville for Algiers, she was torpedoed by German submarine U-371 and sunk. 5 crew lost from a total of 35. | ||
Tyrer | G A | Royal Navy | |||||||
Underwood | Bertram | Sergeant | D/40769 | 30th (H.D.) Bn. South Lancashire Regiment | 05/08/1942 | 41 | Birkdale Cemetery, Southport | Bertram was the husband of Florence Underwood, of Birkdale, Southport. | |
Unsworth | J | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Varley | Stanley | Corporal | 7684718 | Corp of Military Police | 11/06/1942 | 23 | El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt. | Stanley was the son of Stanley and Nora Varley; husband of Beatrice Varley, of Southport, Lancashire | |
Vernon | Humphrey Warine Joseph | Leading Aircraftman | 1058559 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 22/08/1941 | 29 | St Luke's Churchyard, Millom,Haverigg, Cumbria | Humphrey was the son of Humphrey and Miriam Vernon; husband of Mavis Olive Vernon, of Southport, Lancashire. 22nd August 1941 Botha L6416 left RAF Millom on a navigation and wind finding exercise. The weather on the day in question was poor, with low lying fog encountered on much of the route. The accident report suggests that the aircraft was on the final leg of the flight from Barnard Castle to Millom when it crashed. 4 crew were killed. | |
Vickers | A | Royal Navy | |||||||
Wainwright | Timothy | Sergeant (Flight Engineer) | 1695286 | 429 (Royal Canadian Air Force) Squaodn. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 26/11/1943 | 31 | Carignan Communal cemetery, Ardennes, France | Tomothy was the son of Timothy and Emily Wainwright, of Southport, Lancashire; husband of Enid Wainwright, of Buxton, Derbyshire.He was killed whilst flying in Halifax II, JD325 AL-F of No 429 Sqn, which crashed in flames near Carignan in France during a raid to Frankfurt. | |
Walker | Eric | Sapper | 1896443 | 228 Field Company. Royal Engineers | 03/07/1944 | 29 | Caserta War Cemetery, Italy | Eric was the son of Ernest and Edith Walker, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire | |
Wall | L N | Royal Artillery | |||||||
Walmsley | F | Grenadier Guards | |||||||
Walmsley | Cyril Milchrist | Private | 14735837 | 1st Battalion, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry | 13/04/1945 | 19 | Becklingen War Cemetery, Niedersachsen, Germany | Cyril was the son of James Milchrist Walmsley and Mary Ellen Walmsley, of Southport, Lancashire. | |
Ward | Maxwell Cecil | Lance Sergeant | 7886527 | 6th Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery | 15/06/1941 | 23 | Alamein Memorial, Egypt | Maxwell was the son of Alfred Cecil and Ethel Ward, of Southport, Lancashire | |
Wareing | T | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Watkinson | Peter | Sapper | 1895586 | 585 Field Park Company, Royal Engineers | 01/07/1943 | 32 | Brookwood 1939-1945 Memorial, Surrey. | Peter was the son of Peter and Annie watkinson of Southport | |
Watkinson | Seth | Private | T82016 | 54 Troop Carrying Company, Royal Army Service Corps | 31/08/1942 | 24 | Saint Cuthberts Churchyard, Southport | Seth was the son of William and M.J.Watkinson of southport | |
Watkinson | W R | Royal Army Service Corps | |||||||
Weale | J H | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Webster | J F | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Webster | J H | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Wesolowski | Marian Jan | Porucznik (Pilot) | P0603 | 308 Squadron, Polish Air Force | 09/01//1942 | 28 | Our Lady of Compassion Churchyard, Formby | 308 Squadron moved to RAF Woodvale in December 1941.During a routine flight on the night of 9th January, Marian collided with another Spitfire IIa P7745 flown by Pilot Officer Kazimierz Dolicher. Dolicher suffered slight injuries, He survived the war and returned to Poland. | |
Whalley | G A | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Whalley | D R | Corp of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers | |||||||
Wheeldon | P L | Royal Air Force | |||||||
White | Donald Jeffrey Birchall | Warrant Officer (Pilot) | 1016777 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 06/08/1944 | 22 | Catania War Cemetery, Sicily, Italy | Donald was the son of George and Elizabeth Mary White, of Ainsdale, Lancashire. | |
White | James Helier | Captain | 130714 | South Lancashire Regiment, attached 5th Battalion, East Yorkshire Regiment | 06/06/1944 | 35 | Bayeux War Cemetery, Calvados France | James was the son of Doctor Robert Prosser White and Clarice White | |
Whitehead | H | Royal Navy | |||||||
Whitemore | A | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Whiteside | F | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Whittingham | Harold | Driver | T76595 | 3 Troop Carrying Company. Royal Army Service Corps | 15/05/1940 | 22 | Gaurain-Ramecroix War Cemetry, Hainaut, Belgium | Harold was the son of Robert and Elizabeth Whittingham, from Southport | |
Widzislewski | Mieczyslaw Antoni | Porucznik (Lieutenant) | P/1695 | 315 Squadron, Polish Air Force | 29/12/1942 | 22 | Duke Street Cemetery, Southport | Mieczyslaw was a member of of 315 Squadron from April to October 1942, he was killed in a flying accident on 29th December 1942 while posted to 602 Squadron. | |
Wilkinson | Maurice | Lieutenant | 296236 | 298 Battery, 68 Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery | 30/07/1944 | 31 | Fontenay-Le-Pesnel War Cemetery, Tessel, Calvados, France | Maurice was the son of Philip and Eva Wilkinson, of Ainsdale, Southport, Lancashire. | |
Williams | D S | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Williams | J C | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Williams | J E | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Williams | S | Merchant Navy | |||||||
Willington | C A | Royal Artillery | |||||||
Wilson | D | Women's Auxiliary Air Force | |||||||
Wilson | Robert Erskine | Gunner | 1674931 | 5/3 Maritime Regiment, Royal Artillery | 07/11/1942 | 29 | Chatham Naval Memorial Kent | Robert was the son of John and Ellen Wilson; husband of Margery Alice Wareing Wilson, of Crossens, Lancashire. | |
Winfield | R | South Staffordshire Regiment | |||||||
Winterbottom | Ronald Michael | Assistant Steward | S.S. Carlier (Belgium) Merchant Navy | 11/11/1943 | 20 | Tower Hill memorial London | Ronald was the son of William Winterbottom and Margaret Mary Winterbottom of Southport. He was killed while serving aboard SS Carlier, she was sunk by two torpedoes and 3 bombs. | ||
Wood | J | Irish Guards | |||||||
Worthington | James Robert | Flying Officer | 156272 | 49 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Southport, Lancashire | 22/06/1944 | 30 | Rheinberg War Cemetery, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany | James was the son of Ernest and Bridget Worthington, of Southport, Lancashire. |
Wosnam | R G | Royal Air Force | |||||||
Wright | Clement Gillam | Leading Aircraftman | 913389 | 955 Balloon Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 07/06/1943 | 46 | Saint Nicholas Old Churchyard, Uphill, Somerset | Clement was the son of Arthur Gillam Wright and Alice Wright; husband of Florence Anne Wright, of Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex. | |
Wright | Joseph | Sergeant | 1325527 | 61 Squadron. Royal Air Force | Southport, Lancashire | 09/03/1942 | 22 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey, United Kingdom | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Son of Joseph Wright, and of Eliza Wright, of Southport, Lancashire. |
Wright | John Ripley | Sergeant | 1057411 | 455 (Royal Australian Air Force) Squadron Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Southport, Lancashire | 04/11/1942 | 21 | Rhienberg War Cemetery, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany | John was the son of John and Agnes Margaret Wright, of Southport, Lancashire. |
Wright | Harold | Able Seaman | C/SSX 33442 | Royal Navy, H.M.S. "Veteran" | Birkdale, Lancashire | 26/09/1942 | 19 | Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent, United Kingdom | Harold served aboard H.M.S. "Veteran" She was torpedoed and sunk by U-404 while escorting convoy RB-1. When torpedoed she was rescuing survivors of the 'American' passenger ship. Veteran was lost with all hands, including the rescued survivors from the 'American'. The convoy was attacked by three wolf packs totalling 17 U-boats. Harold was the son of James and Frances Wright, of Birkdale. |
Wright | John James | Ordinary Seaman | P/JX 343450 | Royal Navy, H.M.S. Beverley | Southport, Lancashire | 04/11/1943 | 19 | Portsmouth Naval Memorial, Hampshire, United Kingdom | John was the son of John James Wright and Nancy Wright, of Southport.He was lost aboard HMS Beverley. The ship was seriously damaged in a collision with the British steam merchant Cairnvalona, while in convoy. She took station in the rear of the convoy, she struck andd sunk by torpedoes from U-188 . There were only 4 survivors out of a crew of 155. |
Wynne | Ruskin Edwards | Captain | 113348 | 1/8th Battalion. Lancashire Fusiliers | Birkdale, Lancashire | 28/04/1944 | 29 | Kohima War Cemetery, India | Ruskin was the son of James Ruskin Wynne and Hattie Lizzie Wynne, of Birkdale, Southport, Lancashire. |
Yarwood | Robert | Private | 3534709 | 1st Battalion Manchester Regiment | Southport, Lancashire | 13/07/1943 | 29 | Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, Thailand | Robert was the son of John William and Harriet Knowles Yarwood, of Southport, Lancashire. |
Yates | Geoffrey Norman | Aircraftman 2nd Class | 1016831 | 36 Squadron. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | Southport, Lancashire | 29/11/1942 | 21 | Sai Wan War Cemetery, China, (including Hong Kong) | Geoffrey was the son of James and Marian Yates, of Southport, Lancashire. |
Youngman | Louis Rousseau | Flying Officer | 120631 | 218 Squadron. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | 23/10/1942 | 34 | Runnymede Memorial, Surrey, United Kingdom | Louis was the son of Henry Maskin Youngman and Agnes Millis Youngman. | |
Zacharias | John Paul | Major | 130985 | 2nd Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery | Hawkstone, Downhills Road, Blundellsands | 09/07/1944 | 30 | Coriano Ridge War Cemetery, Italy | John was the son of Frederick Albert Paul and Gladys Zacharias; husband of Audrey Amsdale Zacharias, of Ainsdale. He was killed in action in Italy. Prior to the war he was an international golfer and played Rugby for Lancashire and Waterloo. |