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SS Ludgate - 26th July 1917
Hit a mine laid by German submarine UC-51 on route to
Garston from Huelva with a cargo of iron ore.
24 lives lost.
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William Sheel - Second
Engineer - Age 32
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Born Sunderland.
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Husband of
Priscilla Annie Sheel, 3 The Westlands, Sunderland.
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Arthur Ernest
Stephenson - First Mate - Age 36
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Born Sunderland.
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Husband of Hannah
Stephenson, 38 Sydenham Terrace, Sunderland.
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For a number of years I have collected information on soldiers from the Sunderland area that were killed during the First World War. I am now fairly confident that I have information on the vast majority of soldiers from Sunderland, Murton, Seaham, Houghton, Hetton, the Washington area + nearby locations that were killed. Anyone seeking information on a soldier from Sunderland should post enquiries in a comment. Please pass on the web address: http://sunderlandsoldiers.blogspot.co.uk
Sunday, 15 July 2012
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SS Belgian Prince - 31st July 1917
Torpedoed by German submarine U-55.
39 lives lost & the Sipper taken prisoner.
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Ernest Cooper - Third
Officer - Age 20
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Born at
Felling-on-Tyne.
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Son of John Pearson
Cooper & Elizabeth Jane Cooper, 23 Zion Terrace., Sunderland.
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Thomas Judge - Second
Engineer - Age 24
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Born Hartlepool.
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Son of Thomas &
Jane Anne Judge (nee Shotton) 195 Cleveland Rd., Sunderland.
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Commemorated on St. Gabriel’s 1914-18 Plaque
St. Gabriel’s
Church, Chester Road, Sunderland.
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Niel McDougall
Morton - Chief Officer - Age 27
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Born Durham.
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Husband of Jane
Morton, 15 Beechwood St, Sunderland.
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SS Fremona - 31st July 1917
Torpedoed by German submarine UC-47 on route to St. Nazaire
from Montreal with a cargo of grain, flour & timber.
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George Anderson - First
Mate - Age 38
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Born Sunderland.
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Husband of Mrs.
Anderson, 3 Blackie Rd., Leith.
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Archibald Virtue
Snaith - Able Seaman - Age 37
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Son of George Dawson Snaith & the late Sarah Snaith, 10
Rosedale St., Sunderland.
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John William
Stainburg - Cook - Age 28
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Born Bishop
Auckland.
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Served under the
name Stenburg
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Son of William
& Sarah M. Stainburg
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Husband of Margaret
Jane Stainburg (nee Buchanan) 9 Bell St., Millfield, Sunderland.
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Charles Thompson - Able
Seaman - Age 59
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Born Copenhagen.
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Son of the late
John & Eleanor Thompson
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Husband of Sarah
Elizabeth Thompson, 2 South Durham St., Sunderland.
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Henry Thompson - Fireman
- Age 29
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Son of Henry and
Isabella Thompson, 14 Adelaide Row, Seaham Harbour.
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SS Cairnstrath - 4th August 1917
Torpedoed by German submarine UC-71 on route to the Tyne
from Bilbao with a cargo of iron ore.
22 lives lost.
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William Spencer - Cook
- Age 68
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Born Sunderland.
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Son of the late
Henry & Jane Spencer
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Husband of Frances
Sophia Spencer (nee Richardson) 5 Clementina St., Hendon, Sunderland.
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SS Thames - 14th August 1917
Sunk by gunfire from German submarine UC-55 on route
Fecamp from Middlesborough with a cargo of pig iron..
10 lives lost
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John Charles
Erskine - First Engineer - Age 34
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Born Sunderland.
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Husband of Louisa
Erskine, 30 Eastfield St., Sunderland.
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James Hunter - Fireman
- Age 51
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Born Sunderland.
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Husband of Annie
Hunter, 23 Maltings Rigg, Sunderland
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T McDonald - Second
Mate
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Recorded in Newcastle
Weekly Chronicle as resident of
Sunderland.
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William George
Pescod - Fireman - Age 43
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Born Shotton
Colliery.
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Son of the late
Robert & Jane Pescod.
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Recorded in Newcastle
Weekly Chronicle as resident of
Sunderland.
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Samuel Wright - Second
Mate - Age 42
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Born Ireland.
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Served under the
name MacDonald
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Son of the late
Samuel and Charlotte Wright.
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Husband of Honor
Wright (nee Feeney) 10 Villiers St. Sunderland.
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SS Rosario 18th August 1917
Torpedoed by German submarine UC-55 on route Troon from
Huelva with a cargo of pig iron. 20
lives lost.
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Joseph Herbert
Cooper - First Engineer – Age 32
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Born Seaham Harbour.
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Son of Jane Hannah
Henderson Cooper & the late John Cooper.
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Husband of Jane Mason
Cooper (nee Humphreys) 68 Angus St., Roath Park, Cardiff.
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SS Treverbyn - 3rd September 1917
Hit a mine laid by German submarine U-75 on route to Manchester
from Narvik with a cargo of iron ore.
27 lives lost
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John William
Anderson - Fireman - Age 49
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Born Monkwearmouth.
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Son of the late
Robert & Elizabeth Anderson.
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Husband of Elizabeth
Anderson (nee Brown) 25 Roker Avenue, Sunderland.
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SS Newholm - 8th September 1917
Torpedoed by German submarine UC-31 on route to Middlesbrough
from Bilbao with a cargo of iron ore.
20 lives lost.
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George Harrison - Cook - Age 35
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Born Sunderland.
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Son of George Harrison & the
late Mamie Harrison.
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Husband of Daisy May Harrison (nee
Parkes) 17 Wolseley Terrace, Chester Rd., Sunderland.
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