Feb. 25, 1915

Mason, William James

Ordinary Seaman

RN

(a)

Small, George R. H. W.

Leading Seaman

RN

(a)

Worthington, Bertie

Petty Officer

RN

(a)

Mar. 5, 1915

Mockett, Walter Richard

Boy 1st Class

RN

Age 16 (b)

Apr. 25, 1915

Cullingford, Walter Leonard

Able Seaman

RN

(a, c)

Gresty, Samuel

Ordinary Seaman

RN

(a)

Reed, Frank Henry

Able Seaman

RN

(a)

July 30, 1915

Criddle, Charles R.

Private

RMLI

Died of illness

Aug. 10, 1915

Moat, Frank

Able Seaman

RN

Died of illness

Aug. 17, 1915

Saffhill, William

Petty Officer

RN

Died of illness (d)

Aug. 18, 1915

I'anson, George M.

Private

RMLI

Died of illness

Aug. 24, 1915

Anderson, Jabez

Boy 1st Class

RN

Died of illness
Age 17

Sept. 6, 1915

Sellars, William F.

Ship's Chief Cook

RN

Died of illness

Sept. 15, 1915

Monteath, Hugh T.

Stoker 1st Class

RN

Died of illness

Sept. 23, 1916

McClure, William H.

Able Seaman

RN

Died of illness

Nov. 3, 1916

Rudd, Thomas

Stoker

RNR

Died of illness

June 16, 1917

Miller, Edward Henry Lionel

Boy 1st Class

RN

Died of illness
Age 17

Mar. 26, 1918

Loadsman, Albert Hugh

Leading Seaman

RNVR

Drowned

May 9, 1918

Anderson, Leslie

Midshipman

RN

Accident in Greece

Sept. 7, 1918

Clements, Robert Owen

Able Seaman

RN

Drowned

Sept. 11, 1918

Edmunds, Arthur Frederick

Private

RMLI

Drowned

Mar. 31, 1919

Brooks, Albert

Petty Officer 1st Class

RN

Died of illness

Aug. 19, 1919

Iles, Alexander E. J.

Boy Servant

RN

Age 17, died of illness

Sept. 17, 1923

Chivers, Horace W.

Stoker 1st Class

RN

Died of illness

(a):

Killed by gunfire from Turkish shore batteries during the Gallipoli Campaign.

(b):

Died of wounds received Feb. 25 from Turkish shore batteries.

(c):

Awarded Messina Medal.

(d):

Twice Mentioned in Despatches.

RMLI=

Royal Marine Light Infantry.

RNR=

Royal Naval Reserve.

RNVR=

Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.