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... KILLED, 23 HURT IN H.M.S. EXETER NAVY AND R.A.F. CASUALTY LISTS SIXTY-ONE officers and men were killed and 23 wounded on board H.M.S. Exeter in the battle with the Graf Spec on December 13. Next of kin have been informed. The Admiralty statement, announcing ...
... MARRIAGES WILSON FEATHERSTONE.— On the Bth June at All Saints' Church. North Ferriby. by the Rev. R. H. Lloyd. Sgt. Pilot Wilfred Cedric, second son Mr and Mrs W. H. Wilson. Dunfermline. Cottingham to Grace Ada. eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Fe ...
... of dear Harry, killed at sea Sept. 12. 1940.—Always remembered. —Len (M.N.), Betty, Shirley. Babs, John. Pl 3 THOMPSON.—Birthday memories of Harry. 24 to-day. —Love and memories can never die. —From his loving sweetheart. Mary. Pl 3 WILSON. —James Edward ...
... MARRIAGES SMITH —WILSON. —On the 22nd. at St. Vincent's, Queen's-rd.. Herbert (Pte., R.A.S.C.), only son of Mr and Mrs Smith, of Sculcoates, to Betty Marigold, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilson, 66, Langtof t-grove. ■ 24 WARD—LAND. —Gordon to Marjorie, only ...
... sons, John and George, killed Nov. -4 and Charles, killed May Joshua Charles, died Nov. sth.' , er. rolls on. But we never forget.— ' bert Lily, Hannah and Ivy. BETTS.—In everlasting rem*m tj( ,ri }t dear father William, killed 13th. 1916. Also my dear ...
... DEATHS WILSON. —March 20th, at Sunderland, Edwin Graham, aged years, the loving husband or Doris May WiUon. 15, West-grove, GipsyvtUe. One of the best. Service at Crematorium, Wednesday, at 11.30 a.m. No flowers, by request. WOODS. —Arthur, March 22nd ...
... brothers and sisters. P22 SAUNDERS. —In loving memory my dear husband, Harry (Nigger), missing, presumed killed by E.A., July 28. late Ellerman Wilson, 47, Edgecumbe-st.—A sorrow too deep for words.—God bless, daddy.— From his brokenhearted wife and daughter ...
... Son-in-law best of all. —I was a stranger you took me in.—Anthony and grandchildren. P6 WILSON. —On Aug. 4th. Shirley, age yrs.. the dearly beloved daughter of and Mrs Wilson, at C.H. Gone from a world of trouble to a Land of Peace. At rest. P6 IN MEMORIAM ...
... —JuIy 21st, 22, White-st., to Horace and Edith S. (Jacobsen». a son (Raymond). P22 WILSON.—JuIy 20th, at flat 166 a, Kenton-road, Kenton, Middlesex, to and Mrs A. Wilson (nee Edna Roe) a son; both well. ...
... Yorks. Regt . killed in action May 23rd, 1940, dearly loved husband of Jane, and darling daddy of Nadia. Memorial service at St. John Newland, Sunday, June 16th, 3.15. Dearly loved. Sadly missed. --*1S WARNER.—Jim, C.S.M., East Yorks. killed in action May ...
... sisters and brothers, in-laws KIRKPATRICK.—AIfred sergt, killed Dunkirk. June. The sun may rise and fade But memories of you will stay- . A if. —Aunt Rose, George, Doris. t KNAGGB—In memory of Bob. killed June 2nd. than life and missed was P*U things like that ...
... dear mother of Ivy, Joe and Gerald. Cortege leaves Saturday. 1 p.m., for City Crematorium 1.30 p.m. WILSON. —Lois A., widow of the late Thomas Wilson. M.D.. of Hull and Scarborough, and eldest daughter of the late Rev J. G. Patrick, vicar of Owthorne ...