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Fireman Harry Aldwinckle
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Fireman Harry Aldwinckle

Birth
Kettering Borough, Northamptonshire, England
Death
31 Mar 1918 (aged 37–38)
At Sea
Monument
London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Greater London, England Add to Map
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Pier 4, Course 5, Face E, Column D
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Casualty of the Great War, Harry was a fireman in the Mercantile Marine - S.S. "Conargo" (London)


Harry was part of the ten-man crew when his ship S.S. "Conargo" (London) was hit on Easter Sunday off the coast of the Calf of Man, Isle Of Man ( 5402N 0511W). They were in a lifeboat waiting for an order to abandon ship when they were all killed after an attack from a German U-boat (Heinrich Jeß)


He was the son of Harry and Sarah Aldwinckle (nee Bailey) of 11 Dock House Rd., Grays, Essex. Born at Corby, Northants.




Casualty of the Great War, Harry was a fireman in the Mercantile Marine - S.S. "Conargo" (London)


Harry was part of the ten-man crew when his ship S.S. "Conargo" (London) was hit on Easter Sunday off the coast of the Calf of Man, Isle Of Man ( 5402N 0511W). They were in a lifeboat waiting for an order to abandon ship when they were all killed after an attack from a German U-boat (Heinrich Jeß)


He was the son of Harry and Sarah Aldwinckle (nee Bailey) of 11 Dock House Rd., Grays, Essex. Born at Corby, Northants.




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