George Strutt
Regiment: 5th Royal Sussex Cadet Corps
Parents: Mr & Mrs G Strutt
Brothers: Jack Consul Strutt & James Walter Strutt
Address: 5 Alfred Street, St Leonards
Other Info: Additional name and rank information from the Lives of the First World War Website.
Published: May 1915
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S G Ward
Regiment: Ship’s Steward Assistant
Mother: Mrs Nowers
Address: 103 Milward Road, Hastings
Published: April 1915
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H Southerden
Rank: Quartermaster
Regiment: 7th Sussex Red Cross, Voluntary Aid Detachment
Parents: Mr & Mrs L Southerden
Brother: Albert Southerden
Address: 33 St Pauls Road, St Leonards
Published: March 1915
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Robert Foster
Service: Boston Fishing Fleet
Aunt: Mrs L Drury
Address: 94 Church Street, Ore
Other Info: Prisoner of War. Eight trawlers from Boston, Lincolnshire were sunk by a German flotilla led by light cruisers Rostock and Strassburg on 21st August 1914. The fishing crew were all taken prisoner before the boats were sunk. More information can be viewed here.
Published: March 1915
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R J Campbell
Rank: Able Seaman
Ship: SS Tees, a Store Carrier & SS Grelorm
Parents: Mr & Mrs C Campbell
Brothers: C W Campbell, E A Campbell, J F Campbell & T T Campbell
Address: 110 Athelstan Road, Clive Vale, Hastings & 135b Emmanuel Road, Hastings
Published: December 1914 & June 1917
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H J Stace
Regiment: Coastguard
Mother: Mrs Stace
Brothers: William Alfred Stace & Charles Stephen Stace
Brother-in-Law: A G Collins
Address: Brewery Cottage, High Street, Hastings
Published: December 1914
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Charles Ernest Streeter
Job: Trawlerman, Boston Fishing Fleet
Mother: Mrs Streeter
Brother: G H Streeter
Address: 13 School Road, Ore
Other Info: Eight trawlers from Boston, Lincolnshire were sunk by a German flotilla led by light cruisers Rostock and Strassburg on 21st August 1914. The fishing crew were all taken prisoner before the boats were sunk. More information can be read here.
Published: December 1914
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Cecil H N Rich
Parents: Bandmaster & Mrs T H Rich
Other Info: Won a Hastings Grammar School Foundation Scholarship from Clive Vale School, passed the Civil Service Examination last June and has received an appointment in the office of the Metropolitan Police, New Scotland Yard, commencing his duties on 2nd December. He has been a member of the Battalion Band, 5th (Cinque Ports) Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment for the past 21/2 years. He has been of great assistance as a 1st clarinet player. All his friends are very pleased to hear of his success.
Published: December 1914
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Joseph Turner
Regiment: 38th Regiment of Foot, South Staffordshires
Great Nephew: J R Pennington
Address: 17 Springfield Road, Guildford
Other Info: Crimean & Indian Mutiny Veteran
Published: December 1914
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E Mugridge
Rank: Corporal
Regiment: St John Ambulance Brigade
Address: 115 Stonefield Terrace, Hastings
Other Info: In charge of the Emergency Hospital at Avonmouth Docks.
Published: December 1914
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