The Kingston upon Hull Memorial remembers all men from Hull, who died in the First World War.
The WW1 Hull Memorial is a free online database commemorating 11,500 men from Hull and East Yorkshire who died during the First World War, the merchant seamen, civilian air raid victims and other casualties missing from official records.
It provides detailed personal information, photographs, military records, burial places and home addresses, helping families trace relatives and explore the impact of the war on individual streets and communities.
You are able to to research casualties, regiments, battles and cemeteries, discover Hull’s wartime history and contribute your own family stories.
These features ensure that the sacrifices and memories of Hull’s people are never forgotten.
Today we remember
- Bombardier ARTHUR MARR
- Private ARTHUR CYRIL CARTLEDGE
- Private E W WESTERN
- Lance Corporal Edward Swainston,
- Private ERNEST W WESTERN
- Private FREDERICK ALBERT ANDERSON
- Private GEORGE DON
- 3rd Hand GEORGE THOMAS CHAFER
- Corporal GEORGE WILLIAM BISHOP
- Trimmer GILBERT WEST
- Private HARRY SAUNDERS
- Private HORACE WILLIAM SHANKS
- Private JOHN BENTLEY WAIND
- Company Quartermaster Sergeant JOHN BERNARD McREYNOLDS
- 2nd Hand JOSEPH CLARK
- Driver LEONARD WRIGHT
- Private SYDNEY WEBSTER GEE
- Private WILLIAM SMITH
- Private William GIBBINS
- Private WILLIAM DENMAN