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Name : William Young. Son of Richard Young and Fanny Young (née Groves), of 1, Lilac Cottage, Shide, Newport, Isle of Wight. Born 24 October 1885, Hale Common, Arreton. |
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Census Information :
1891 : Richard and Fanny Young, with their family including William, are at the Fighting Cocks Public House, Hale Common. Richard is Inn Keeper and Carpenter. 1901 : Richard Young, widower, with his family including William, are at the Fighting Cocks Public House, Hale Common. Richard is Inn Keeper and Carpenter. William is a General Labourer. 1911 : Richard and Lucy Young, are at the Fighting Cocks Public House, Hale Common. Richard is Inn Keeper and Carpenter. William is an AB with the Royal Navy at Queen Street, Portsea, Portsmouth. |
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Service details : AB 221404 William Young, H.M. Submarine E3, Royal Navy William Young commenced his engagement with the Royal Navy on 24 October 1903 (his 18th birthday) for a period of 12 years. He was described as a Brickmaker, 5 ft 4 1/2 in tall, with dark hair, hazel eyes and a fresh complexion. He had a tattoo of a heart with 5 dots on left forearm. His dates of service in various ships and shore establishments reads :
He was lost while serving with H.M. Submarine E3 on 18 Oct 1914. See Wikipedia H.M. Submarine E3 Article |
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Casualty Details :
Died : 18 October 1914 aged 28 Commemorated at : Royal Naval Memorial, Portsmouth CWGC record ... |
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Commemorated on these Memorials :
Arreton War Memorial Arreton Roll of Honour Newchurch War Memorial Newchurch Book of Remembrance |
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Page last updated : 5 October 2010 |
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