Douglas Royal Navy Casualties - World War 1
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Index of first names
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Douglas, Royal Navy H.M.S. "Black Prince." Date of Death: 31/05/1916 Location of plaque: St Giles High Kirk, Edinburgh Memorial: PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL |
DOUGLAS, Albert, Able Seaman, J 37910 (Dev), Roxburgh, 14 July 1918, illness
DOUGLAS, Alexander, Seaman, RNR, B 4471, Tern, 23 February 1915, ship lost
DOUGLAS, Alfred J, Stoker 1c, K 4408 (Po), E.3, submarine, 18 October 1914, ship lost
DOUGLAS, Alfred S, Stoker 1c, K 15466 (Ch), Aboukir, 22 September 1914, ship lost
DOUGLAS, Charles, Able Seaman, MMR, (service number not listed), Gransha, mercantile fleet auxiliary, 11 December 1916, illness
DOUGLAS, David W S, Lieutenant Commander, Black Prince, 31 May 1916, Jutland, ship lost
DOUGLAS, Duncan C, Seaman, RNR, 8628 A, Malaya, 31 May 1916, Jutland, surface action
DOUGLAS, Francis E, Electrical Artificer 1c, RNVR, Clyde 1/55, Vanguard, 9 July 1917, ship lost
DOUGLAS, Frank, Private, RMLI, 19888 (Ch), Newcastle, 2 April 1918, died in UK
DOUGLAS, Frank, Private, RMLI (RFR B 850), 11044 (Ch), Clan MacNaughton, 3 February 1915, ship lost
DOUGLAS, George, Able Seaman, RNVR, Tyneside Z 3265, RND, Anson Battalion, 28 September 1916, France, killed ?? (1)(2)
DOUGLAS, Harry, Leading Boatman (Coast Guard), 167405, Pembroke, 24 March 1917, illness
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DOUGLAS, James, Ordinary Seaman, J 34988 (Po), Princess Irene, 27 May 1915, ship lost
DOUGLAS, James B, Stoker 1c, SS 116179, Penn, 10 October 1918, illness
DOUGLAS, James S, Ty/Lieutenant Commander, RNVR, RNAS Longship Airship Station, 18 December 1916, illness in UK
DOUGLAS, Joseph, Stoker, RNR, S 6263, Vivid, 7 August 1916, drowned
DOUGLAS, Matthew, Able Seaman, RNVR, Tyneside Z 4614, RND, Howe Battalion, 16 November 1916, France,
DOUGLAS, Oscar R, Ordinary Seaman, J 47668 (Po), Paragon, 18 March 1917, ship lost
DOUGLAS, Samuel, Able Seaman, 226243 (Dev), Magic, 10 April 1918, mined
DOUGLAS, Thomas C, Able Seaman, RNVR, Tyneside Z 4514, RND, Anson Battalion, 21 August 1918, France, killed
DOUGLAS, Thomas R, Cabin Boy, MMR, 939016, Guiana, 29 January 1918, ship lost
DOUGLAS, William, Ty/Sub Lieutenant, RNVR, RND, Howe Battalion, 26 October 1917, France, killed
DOUGLAS, William, Sapper, Army, 200095, RND, 247th Field Company, RE (Army), 22 March 1918, France, killed
DOUGLAS, William J, Stoker 2c, K 21257 (Dev), Amphion, 6 August 1914, ship lost
DOUGLASS, Alfred R, Telegraphist, RNVR, Tyneside Z 9324, Stonecrop, 18 September 1917, ship lost
DOUGLASS, James, Able Seaman, RNVR, Tyneside Z 384, Nelson Battalion, RND, 13 July 1915, Gallipoli
DOUGLASS, Percy C D, Act/Ty/Flight Commander, Royal Naval Air Service, 10 December 1917, air crash in Greece,
DOUGLASS, William D, Able Seaman, RNVR, Tyneside Z 624, Hood Battalion, RND, 6 May 1915, Gallipoli
Source
Sources for this article include:
Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Notes:
1. George's father changed names several times. He started as Daglass, changed it to Douglass and finally settled on Douglas.
2. Anson battalion, composed originally of Naval reservists surplus to the requirements of manning RN ships, served throughout the war in the Royal Naval Division, which was numbered 63rd in July 1916. After a brief involvement around Antwerp in autumn 1914, the division went to Gallipoli in April 1915. From January to May 1916 they provided garrisons on the Aegean islands and also a contingent at Salonika before transfer to the Western Front in summer 1916. The Battalion remained there for the rest of the war.