Roll Of Honour
Built By: |
Vickers (Barrow) |
Build Group: |
E1 |
Fate: |
Mined off Harwich on 26th December 1915. Lost with all hands. |
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Barry, John 235923
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E 6 (I 86)
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Able Seaman
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 25
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Cobb, Richard George 215722
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E 6 (I 86)
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Able Seaman
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 30
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Hammond, Stephen Harris 218264
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E 6 (I 86)
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Able Seaman
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 29
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Jackman, Arthur James J 1781
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E 6 (I 86)
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Able Seaman
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 25
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Leaney, William 223480
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E 6 (I 86)
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Able Seaman
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Born: 13-06-1886
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 29
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RN DoB 13/12/1886 |
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Potts, Leonard Guy 236000
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E 6 (I 86)
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Able Seaman
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 26
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Burnett, George Logan 271167
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E 6 (I 86)
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Chief Engine Room Artificer 1st Class
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 34
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Stevens, Ernest Edward DSM 269451
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E 6 (I 86)
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Chief Engine Room Artificer 1st Class
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 39
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Adams, Harry 293436
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E 6 (I 86)
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Chief Stoker
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 35
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Weatherston, Thomas (RNR) EA1200
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E 6 (I 86)
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Engine Room Artificer
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 24
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Stewart, Robert 271900
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E 6 (I 86)
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Engine Room Artificer 3rd Class
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 26
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Rolland, James M 12027
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E 6 (I 86)
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Engine Room Artificer 4th Class
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 22
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Desborough, William George 231819
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E 6 (I 86)
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Leading Seaman
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 28
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Kipp, Alfred Charles 221166
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E 6 (I 86)
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Leading Seaman
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 29
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Taylor, John 230074
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E 6 (I 86)
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Leading Seaman
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Born: 12-12-1888
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 27
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RN DoB 12/12/1887. |
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Norton, Frederick William 235842
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E 6 (I 86)
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Leading Signalman
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 25
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Slater, Ernest 311836
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E 6 (I 86)
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Leading Stoker
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Born: 18-05-1882
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 33
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RN DoB 18/05/1885 |
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Watts, John James 304498
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E 6 (I 86)
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Leading Stoker
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 31
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Gledhill, Alfred (RNR)
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E 6 (I 86)
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Lieutenant
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 26
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Phillott, Charles George Rodney
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E 6 (I 86)
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Lieutenant
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 24
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Foster, William John
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E 6 (I 86)
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Lieutenant Commander
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 31
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Commanding Officer |
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Coltart, William 177797
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E 6 (I 86)
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Petty Officer
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Born: 30-07-1877
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 38
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RN DoB 30/07/1874 |
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Marrington, Arthur William 194256
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E 6 (I 86)
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Petty Officer
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 34
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Bellingham, Harold William K 19780
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E 6 (I 86)
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Stoker 1st Class
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Born: 04-03-1894
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 21
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RN DoB 04/03/1895 |
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Coyles, George K 19897
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E 6 (I 86)
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Stoker 1st Class
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Born: 28-06-1888
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 27
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RN DoB 28/06/1889 |
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Horwood, William George K 17401
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E 6 (I 86)
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Stoker 1st Class
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 21
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Jones, James Edward K 10906
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E 6 (I 86)
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Stoker 1st Class
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Born: 07-07-1889
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 26
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RN DoB 07/07/1890 |
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Tuck, Francis Victor K 6544
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E 6 (I 86)
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Stoker 1st Class
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 23
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Wallis, William Guy K 22270
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E 6 (I 86)
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Stoker 1st Class
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Born: 05-11-1892
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 23
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RN DoB 05/11/1890 |
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Davies, Albert 302855
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E 6 (I 86)
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Stoker Petty Officer
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 31
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Bowerman, George Joseph Hastings 235814
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E 6 (I 86)
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Telegraphist
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Died: 26-12-1915
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Aged: 27
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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