Mr Fuller
Service: Coastguard
Wife: Mrs Fuller
Sons: Ernest Fuller, H Fuller, A Fuller, H Fuller & H M Fuller
Address: 17 Waterloo Place, Hastings
Published: August 1917
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H Bridgewater
Rank: Sergeant
Regiment: South African Constabulary
Parents: Mr & Mrs Bridgewater
Brothers: W Bridgewater, C Bridgewater, J Bridgewater & A Bridgewater
Parent’s Address: 63 Hyde Road, Southgate, London
Other Info: Born in Hastings
Published: August 1917
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R Carey
Service: Munitions Worker
Mother: Mrs C Campbell
Husband: Driver R Carey
Brother: G C Campbell
Address: 459 Old London Road, Hastings
Published: July 1917
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Elsa Gorlich
Profession: Singer
Mother: Mrs Frida Gorlich
Brother: Frank Robert Gorlich
Mother’s Address: 41 Rue des Martyrs, Paris, France
Other Info: “Mrs Gorlich and her daughter left Vancouver, B.C, some six years ago to enable Miss Gorlich to study singing in France, and she has been so successful that last year (1916) she too the first prize at the Paris Conservatoire. When the War broke out both she and her mother took up war work, and Miss Gorlich has since sung at over 300 concerts for soldiers. Once, in January of the present year, she sang to 45,000 Canadians at Etaples. Gunner F R Gorlich came over with the second lot of Canadians and is now convalescent in Hastings. He met his sister at Etaples in April quite accidentally after a parting of about five years”.
Published: July 1917
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George Moon
Service: Munitions Worker and Police Volunteer
Address: 32 St Mary’s Terrace, Hastings
Other Info: For thirty years sold baked potatoes from a can in Queen’s Road. Being too old for military service he has gone into munitions (night work) and fills up his spare time a special constable. This is at Birmingham, where he works five nights each week on munitions, and does police duty (unpaid) on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Published: May 1917
G P Owen
Rank: Nurse
Parents: Mr & Mrs R K W Owen
Address: Highfield, Upper Maze Hill, St Leonards
Other Info: In France.
Published: May 1917
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May Speller
Service: Munitions Worker
Sister: Miss Minnie Speller
Brother: James Speller
Cousin: Frederick J Speller
Address: 56 Albion Street, Hastings
Published: May 1917
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George H Mays
Rank: Sergeant
Service: Special Constables, East End of London
Parents: Mr George & Mrs Clara Julia Marriott Mays
Brothers: Wilfred Mays, Sidney Mays, Stanley G Mays & Cecil Clarence Mays
Parent’s Address: Beaulieu, St Helen’s Road, Hastings
Published: October 1914
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Mrs Smart
Service: Munitions Worker
Husband: Company Quartermaster Sergeant C Smart
Address: St Leonards
Published: March 1917
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Lizzie Brown
Service: Munitions Worker
Mother: Mrs Brown
Address: 13 Scrivens’ Buildings, Crown Lane, Hastings
Published: February 1917
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