Year |
Name |
Owner |
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1908 | Clearfield | Huntings |
Sunk by gunfire from U-55 off Flannan Island, Outer Hebrides, on October 24th, 1916. The ship, a steam tanker, was on a voyage from Invergordon to Hampton Roads in ballast.
All 36 crew were lost including West Hartlepool-born 3rd Officer George Henderson.
The other crewmen who lost their lives were: Abdul Karim; Ahearn, Daniel; Archer, Isaac Newton; Betts, Gerald Godfrey; Cann, William Henry Escott; Crumbie, Bernard; Davies, Philip Evan; Franks, George; Gaine, George G.; Gibson, John Beattie; Gray, John; Grima, Michele; Hazelton, Clarence; Hook, Albert Henry; James, Edward; Jockovitis, Loainy; Lee, John; Legg, Francis; McKeown, Joseph Bernard; Muhammad Ali; Naik, K.; O Brien, John; Parkinson, Frank; Pollard, William James; Robb, John George; Sandal, Kasper; Saunders, Francis James; Shaw, Archibald Auld; Sofogli, C.; Tebble, Herbert William; Thomson, Robert Greig; Touliatos, John; Wares, John; Whelan, John; Wikstrom, Charles.
In this section you will find information, photographs and stories relating to more than 260 Hartlepool seamen who lost their lives during during the First World War, and of the ships they served on.
To find a particular crewman, simply type his Surname in the Search Box at the top of the page.