J/1857 (Ch) Leading Telegraphist William Leo Carroll.
The Royal Navy.
H.M.S. "Beagle".
Commemorated on a panel at Grangegorman Memorial.
Buried in Killygarvan Catholic Graveyard, Co. Donegal.
HMS Beagle was a small destroyer, and survived the war.
The Beagle class was the last of the coal burning ships ordered by the Navy in 1909. The surviving ships were scrapped in 1921.
The Royal Navy.
H.M.S. "Beagle".
Commemorated on a panel at Grangegorman Memorial.
Buried in Killygarvan Catholic Graveyard, Co. Donegal.
HMS Beagle was a small destroyer, and survived the war.
The Beagle class was the last of the coal burning ships ordered by the Navy in 1909. The surviving ships were scrapped in 1921.
J/1857 (Ch) Leading Telegraphist William Leo Carroll.
The Royal Navy.
H.M.S. "Beagle".
Commemorated on a panel at Grangegorman Memorial.
Buried in Killygarvan Catholic Graveyard, Co. Donegal.
HMS Beagle was a small destroyer, and survived the war.
The Beagle class was the last of the coal burning ships ordered by the Navy in 1909. The surviving ships were scrapped in 1921.
The Royal Navy.
H.M.S. "Beagle".
Commemorated on a panel at Grangegorman Memorial.
Buried in Killygarvan Catholic Graveyard, Co. Donegal.
HMS Beagle was a small destroyer, and survived the war.
The Beagle class was the last of the coal burning ships ordered by the Navy in 1909. The surviving ships were scrapped in 1921.
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