Navy
J Stephenson
Rank: Private
Regiment: Royal Marine Light Infantry
Sent by: Miss Todman
Miss Todman’s Address: 32 Tower Road West, St Leonards
Published: February 1918
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Navy
William Thomas Harmer
Rank: Sergeant
Regiment: Royal Marine Light Infantry
Ship: HMS Juno
Parents: Mr & Mrs Harmer
Brothers: Walter J Harmer, Albert V Harmer, Sidney Maurice Harmer & Bert Harmer
Address: 16 Fellbrigg Road, East Dulwich, London
Other Info: Born in Hastings. Additional name information from the Lives of the First World War website.
Published: June 1916
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Navy
A C Taylor
Rank: Private
Regiment: Royal Marine Light Infantry
Parents: Mr & Mrs W Taylor
Address: 20 Cornfield Terrace, St Leonards
Other Info: Age 17
Published: September 1915
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Navy
James Wilfred Bowden
Rank: Private
Regiment: Royal Marine Light Infantry
Ship: HMS Chatham
Brother-in-Law: James Whiteman
Address: St Leonards
Published: December 1914
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Navy
Jack Judge
Rank: Private
Regiment: Royal Marine Light Infantry
Ship: HMS Russell
Mother: Mrs Judge
Brother: William Judge
Address: 114 Saxon Road, Clive Vale, St Leonards
Other Info: HMS Russell was struck by a mine in April 1916. Most of the crew were rescued, including Jack, although 125 crew were lost. Coincidentally, Jack’s brother’s ship, HMS King Edward VII was also struck by a mine and sunk in January 1916. He too survived the incident.
Published: December 1914
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Navy
William Judge
Rank: Private
Regiment: Royal Marine Light Infantry
Ship: HMS King Edward VII
Mother: Mrs Judge
Brother: Jack Judge
Address: 114 Saxon Road, Clive Vale, St Leonards
Other Info: HMS King George VII was struck by a mine in January 1916. All but one of the crew were rescued, including William. Coincidentally, his brother’s ship, HMS Russell was also struck by a mine and sunk in April 1916. He too survived the incident.
Published: December 1914
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