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
- Stoker 1st Class ADOLPH BURDON
- Private ALBERT JOHNSON
- Private Alfred Chamberlain,
- Private CHARLES HEWSON WRIGHT
- Private EDWARD WALKINGTON
- Private EDWARD MORTON
- Ship Skipper EDWARD GEORGE CONNAH
- Battery Sergeant Major George Smith
- Private George Edwin Ellison
- Private GEORGE HENRY TURNER
- Able Seaman GEORGE PATRICK ANDERSON
- Battery Sergeant Major GEORGE WHITEHOUSE SMITH
- Private HARRY PORTER
- Private HARRY LEONARD SHARP
- Driver HENRY BINKS
- Private HENRY (HARRY) THACKERAY
- Private JAMES ALBERT JEFFERSON
- Private JAMES EDWARD COX
- Private JAMES HAROLD WALKER
- Company Sergeant Major JOHN BREEDING HAUSER
- Lance Corporal JOHN EDWARD PURCHON
- Private JOHN WILLIAM (JACK) HARRISON
- Private JOSEPH ROBERT CHANT
- Second Lieutenant Kenneth Le Gai Mills,
- Bombardier MARK JOHNSON
- Private Richard Clarke
- Sapper Robert Helyard
- Private ROBERT BERNARD STEAD
- Private THOMAS MELLORS
- Gunner Thomas William Coupland DOCHERTY
- Private WALTER HARRIS
- Deck Hand WILLIAM NOEL
- 2nd Hand WILLIAM COATES ALCOCK