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Surnames containing "Ward"

Name Boat Rank Number Hons Age
Coward, Albert Samuel E47Chief Engine Room Artificer 1st Class  269238    40
Edwards, Arthur C34Able Seaman  238353    27
Edwards, Benjamin Cogan E34Leading Seaman  238694    27
Edwards, Clement Harry E18Leading Telegraphist  J 8503    22
Edwards, David Lloyd Stonehenge (P232)Able Seaman  D/JX 416872    19
Edwards, Enoch Prince Grampus (N56)Stoker Petty Officer  D/KX 77440    37
Edwards, Ernest Ronald Sickle (P224)Petty Officer  P/JX 149577    23
Edwards, Ernest William Blunt H3Leading Seaman  223195    29
At birth Edwards, Ernest Willie Blunt Served as Edwards, Ernest William Blunt.
Edwards, George Odin (N84)Leading Stoker  D/KX 80520    28
Edwards, Harold P32Leading Stoker  D/KX 85743    27
Edwards, Harrington Douty E5Lieutenant Commander    DSO  30
Commanding Officer
Edwards, Harry Stonehenge (P232)Able Seaman  D/JX 347623    21
Edwards, John Rainbow (N16)Able Seaman  C/SSX 14102    26
Edwards, John Herbert M2Able Seaman  J 106978    25
Edwards, Kenelm King Truculent (P315)Ship Fitter      25
Edwards, Leonard Thames (N71)Stoker Petty Officer  D/KX 79973    31
Edwards, Leonard George P615Able Seaman  P/JX 326027    21
Edwards, Thomas Claude Truculent (P315)Leading REM  D/MX 766065    23
Edwards, Walter Gordon Porpoise (N14)Leading Telegraphist  D/JX 141920    26
Gatward, Robert Thistle (N24)Able Seaman  C/JX 14527    20
Godward, Cyril Francis E18Able Seaman  J 7415    23
Haward, Gerard Henry Stacpoole Sterlet (N22)Lieutenant Commander      30
Commanding Officer
Hayward, Albert Edward Triad (N53)Chief Engine Room Artificer  D/MX 46535  MID  28
Hayward, George John E22Stoker 1st Class  K16817    22
Hayward, Harry L10Leading Stoker  K 8026    26
RN DoB 09/12/1891. Actual 09/12/1892
Hayward, Henry John Rainbow (N16)Leading Stoker  D/KX 80583    29
Hayward, Leslie Edward Thorn (N11)Leading Telegraphist  D/JX 150478  DSM  22
Hayward, Thomas Alfred E30Petty Officer Stoker  292724    36
Howard, Archibald Thistle (N24)Engine Room Artificer 2nd Class  P/MX 47240    37
Howard, Arthur James E20Able Seaman     
Died 08/02/1917 from illness in the POW Camp at Angora
Howard, Francis Arthur Stonehenge (P232)Able Seaman  P/JX 224077    26
Howard, Frederick James K13Leading Stoker  K 9207    24
Howard, George Henry Stratagem (P234)Petty Officer  D/JX 134553    29
Howard, John Edward P48Leading Seaman  P/JX 144086    22
Howard, Richard Triumph (N18)Leading Seaman  P/JX 155046    20
Howard, William Bertie Thames (N71)Able Seaman  C/J 87254    38
Howard-Johnston, Richard Geoffrey Affray (P421)Sub Lieutenant      21
Mackenzie-Edwards, Roderick Petvin Affray (P421)Sub Lieutenant      21
McEdward, John Craig Talisman (N78)Able Seaman  P/SSX 23361    22
Ward, Alfred Edward E36Able Seaman  238778    26
Ward, Arnold Robert D3Engine Room Artificer 3rd Class  M 10906    29
Ward, Frederick Swordfish (N61)Engine Room Artificer 2nd Class  C/MX 46205  MID  34
CWGC has Ward, Fred
Ward, Frederick Alfred Charles Green Trooper (N91)Able Seaman  C/SSX 17762    25
Ward, Frederick Alfred Charles Green C/SSX 17762 CWGC has no Green
Ward, Frederick Charles P514Telegraphist  C/JX 157848    22
Ward, Horace William K5Able Seaman  SS 8464    21
Ward, John James E4Stoker  K11010    29
Ward, Ronald George Saracen (P247)Stoker Petty Officer  D/KX 85717  DSM*  30
Ward, Stanley 1892 - 1920: Bonaventure (F139)Leading Stoker     
Died of wounds in the Ingham Infirmary, South Shields, 15-02-1917. The full circumstances of his death are not known.
Wardale, Irvin George Simoom (P225)Able Seaman  D/JX 303574    21
Wardale, Irvin George D/JX 303574. At birth George Irvin
Warde, Cecil K17Lieutenant      22
Warden, James Henry Thistle (N24)Leading Stoker  C/KX 80943    30
Warden, Stanley Robert E47Able Seaman  J 14875    23
Wardle, Gilbert Sterlet (N22)Sub Lieutenant      22
Wardrop, Henry Vallance Perseus (N36)Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist  D/J 72812  DSM  40
Woodward, Leslie Oxley (P55)Leading Seaman  P/J97242    34
Woodward, Stanley Porpoise (N14)Leading Stoker  P/KX 147579    32

Commonwealth War Graves Commission

A Tribute To Submariners

I have often looked for an opportunity of paying tribute to our submariners.

There is no branch of His Majesty's Forces which in this war has suffered the same proportion of total loss as our submarine service.

It is the most dangerous of all services.

That is perhaps the reason why the First Lord tells me that the entry into it is keenly sought by Officers and Men.

I feel sure the House would wish to testify its gratitude and admiration to our Submariners for their Skill - Courage and Devotion which has proved of inestimable value to the sustenance of our country.

Winston Churchill


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