Norton Adams
at Ypres Menin Gate Memorial Flanders Belgium
Harry Adlam
Son of John and Martha Adlam
44 Windmill Hill
Age 1901: 5
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
CWGC informationJohn Allen
Son of Martha Allen
83 Weare St
Age 1901: 19
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
CEGC informationGeorge Beard
at St Mary Redcliffe Burial Ground, Arnos Vale Bristol
Louis Boult
at Serre Road No.2 CWGC Somme France
CWGC informationLeonard Bowden
at Auchonvillers CWGC Somme France
Archibald Brailey
Son of Sarah Brailey
8 Dunkerry Road
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Born on the 18th April 1889
Married Dorothy Alice Ford on 12th April 1913, at St Michael and All Angels Church, two children from the marriage, William and Edna
Enlisted in 1915 and served on the Western Front from 14th May 1917 until his death on the 8th February 1918
Information and photo from his Great Grandson, Richard Davies
CWGC informationHenry Brown
Lost on the Merchant Ship SS Royal Edward
The SS Royal Edward was sunk as the result of a submarine attack in the Aegean Sea. The Tower Hill Merchant Navy Memorial, London, records that a total of 131 Merchant Seamen were lost when the ship was sunk.
Thomas Burt
Address obtained from personal memories -
16 Atlas Road
St Johns Lane
Bristol
Robert Chalmers
at Ploegsteert Wood CWGC Flanders Belgium
Sidney Chubb
at Tyne Cot Memorial Flanders Belgium
Percy Clothier
Son of Fred and Sarah Clothier
22 Eldon Terrace
Age 1901: 3
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
CRO Cook
at Poelcaplle British Cemetery Flanders Belgium
Francis Cook
at Tyne Cot Memorial Flanders Belgium
Son of George and Sarah Ann Cook
57 Quantock Road
Windmill Hill
Age 1901: 3
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Thomas Coslett
at Dozinghem CWGC Poperinge Flanders Belgium
William Cox
Son of Thomas and Hannah Cox
38 Somerset Terrace
Windmill Hill
Age 1901: 5
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Henry Crease
Son of John and Annie Crease
18 Wellington St
Cathay
Age 1901: 8 months
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
CWGC informationWilliam Crew
Lost on HMS Monmouth at the Battle of Coronel 1st November 1914.
A German Squadron under Vice-Admiral Graf von Spee was visiting the Far East, and following some initial operations in the Pacific, decided to return to Germany via Cape Horn. Aware of his presence off the coast of South America, a small British force sailed into Chilean waters under Rear-Admiral Sir Christopher Cradock: it consisted of three old cruisers, (HMS Good Hope, Glasgow, Monmouth) and an armed merchant cruiser, Otranto. An old, slow battleship (HMS Canopus) followed. Having left the latter some 300 miles behind, Cradock met von Spee's ships off Coronel, Chile. At the Battle of Coronel, 1 November 1914, the British were outgunned, and Cradock opted to try and inflict damage on a German squadron a long way from home. He was killed when Good Hope blew up, and Monmouth was sunk. He had ordered Otranto to escape, and Glasgow, though damaged, did too. All hands on HMS Monmouth were lost, a total of 675 men.
William Cunningham
at Tyne Cot Memorial Flanders Belgium
Sidney Derrick
at Tyne Cot Memorial Flanders Belgium
Benjamin Ellis
at Tyne Cot Memorial Flanders Belgium
Son of Harry and Rachel Ellis
49 Gwilliam St
Windmill Hill
Age 1901: 19
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Albert Elmes
at Thiepval Memorial Somme France
CWGC informationLeonard Fisher
at Etaples Military Cemetery France
CWGC informationWilliam Franklin
at Tyne Cot Memorial Flanders Belgium
James Friend
Fox Inn
Park Terrace (Somerset Terrace)
Age 1901: 6
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Charles Gill
at New Irish Farm CWGC Flanders Belgium
Husband of Sarah Phoebe Gill
10 Algiers St
Windmill Hill
Age 1901: 21
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Albert Hazell
78 Whitehouse Lane
Age 1901: 2
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Joseph Heathcote
at Ypres Town Extension Cemetery Flanders Belgium
William Hendy
at Ferme-Olivier CWGC Flanders Belgium
Albert Hexter
Lost on HMS Monmouth at the Battle of Coronel 1st November 1914.
A German Squadron under Vice-Admiral Graf von Spee was visiting the Far East, and following some initial operations in the Pacific, decided to return to Germany via Cape Horn. Aware of his presence off the coast of South America, a small British force sailed into Chilean waters under Rear-Admiral Sir Christopher Cradock: it consisted of three old cruisers, (HMS Good Hope, Glasgow, Monmouth) and an armed merchant cruiser, Otranto. An old, slow battleship (HMS Canopus) followed. Having left the latter some 300 miles behind, Cradock met von Spee's ships off Coronel, Chile. At the Battle of Coronel, 1 November 1914, the British were outgunned, and Cradock opted to try and inflict damage on a German squadron a long way from home. He was killed when Good Hope blew up, and Monmouth was sunk. He had ordered Otranto to escape, and Glasgow, though damaged, did too. All hands on HMS Monmouth were lost, a total of 675 men.
William Honeywill
at Bucquoy Road CWGC France
Walter Howell
Son of George and Alice Howell
30 Almorah Rd
Windmill Hill
Age 1901: 8
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Frederick Jeanes
Lost on HMS Natal
The armoured cruiser HMS NATAL was a unit of the 2nd Cruiser squadron. On December 30th 1915, she was lying in Cromarty harbour when a fire broke out on board. Within a short time her magazine exploded and she sank almost immediately. Of her complement of 815 men the loss of life was heavy, amounting to 421 officers and men.
Richard Jones
at Gwalia CWGC Flanders Belgium
Clifford Keel
at Tyne Cot Memorial Flanders Belgium
William Leslie
at Hooge Crater CWGC Flanders Belgium
Thomas Manning
Son of Charlotte Manning
60 Richmond St
Age 1901: 14
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
CWGC informationWilliam May
at Cement House CWGC Langemarke Flanders Belgium
Son of William and Mary(?) May
11 Whitehouse Place
Age 1901: 16
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Charles Nash
at Erquinghem-Lys Churchyard Extension, France
Believed to being living at 22 Park Avenue in 1915
Age at date of death: 28 yrs
Wallace Nash
Son of James and Elizabeth Nash
38 Mead St
Bedminster
Age 1901: 4
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
George Nethercote
at Ypres Menin Gate Memorial Flanders Belgium
Son of William and Elizabeth Nethercott
22 Stafford Street
Age 1901: 7
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
William Parsons
at Ypres Menin Gate Memorial Flanders Belgium
Son of Isaac Parsons
18 Braunton Road
Age 1901: 19
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Percival Richards
at Thiepval Memorial Somme France
Henry Roe
at Vlamertinghe New Military CWGC Flanders Belgium
Son of John and Emily Roe
29 Somerset Terrace
Windmill Hill
Age 1901: 10
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Walter Rue
at Bedford House CWGC Flanders Belgium
William Sheppard
Son of William Henry and Martha Sheppard
8 Redcliffe Mead Lane
Redcliffe
Age 1901: 7
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Oliver Shorney
at Ploegsteert Memorial Flanders Belgium
John Snelgrove
Son of Louisa Snelgrove
20 Eldon Terrace
Age 1901: 3
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
William Snook
at Ypres Menin Gate Memorial Flanders Belgium
Son of William and Jane Snook
10 Sargent St
Bedminster
Age 1901: 19
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
George Stafford
Son of Elizabeth Stafford (Widow)
3 Albert Place
British Road
Bedminster
Age 1901 : 2
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Alfred Suller
at Tyne Cot Memorial Flanders Belgium
Evan Thomas
Son of George and Ellen Thomas
91 St Lukes Rd
Age 1901: 8
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Charles Vanstone
at New Irish Farm CWGC Flanders Belgium
Henry Watkins
at Ploegsteert Memorial Flanders Belgium
Son of Henry and Maria Watkins
Francis Buildings
West St
Bedminster
Age 1901 : 10
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
Albert Webber
at Voormezeele CWGC Flanders Belgium
Albert Wilkins
Son of Albert and Florence Wilkins
46 Windmill Hill
Bedminster
Age 1901 : 2
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
William Willcox
Son of John and Hannah Willcox
5 Merioneth St
Windmill Hill
Age 1901: 10
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)
George Yandell
at Serre Road No.2 CWGC Somme France
Son of George Yandell
28 Maidstone Street
Age 1901: 13
(Details from the 1901 UK Census)