BRITISH
CEMETERY, MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY
Photographs
Copyright © James Parkin 2005
The
cemetery is located immediately to the right of Buceo Municipal Cemetery
on Rivera Avenue, Montevideo. The British Cemetery contains three Commonwealth
burials of the First World War and six from the Second World War, one
of which is unidentified. There are also several graves of sailors that
run back into the 19th century.
1914-1921 |
FRYATT |
George |
Private
CH/17750, HMS Newcastle, Royal Marine Light Infantry. Died 22nd
May 1918. Aged 18. Son of Mrs. Rose Ann Dodd, of 3, New Council
Cottages, White Notley, Witham, Essex. Buried in grave I 148. |
HIRST |
Ralph |
Sergeant
31115, 8th Battalion, East Surrey Regiment. Died 25th July 1921.
Aged 32. Son of Mrs. Mary Kate Hirst, of 48, Shaftesbury Avenue,
Southsea, Hants. Buried in grave E 050. |
HOWELLS |
Charles
William |
Seaman
24444A, S.S. Trenta-y-Tres, Royal Naval Reserve. Died 4th January
1919. Aged 26. Son of the late Thomas and Annie Louisa Howells,
of 3, St. Mary's St., Tenby, S. Wales. Born at Tenby, Pembrokeshire
9 September 1891. Buried in grave I. 149. |
1939-1945 |
GOODWIN |
James
Gilbert |
Fireman,
S.S. San Casto (London), Merchant Navy. Died 13th october 1945.
Aged 34. Buried in grave A 219. |
JACKSON |
John
Henry |
Able
Seaman D/JX 306000, H.M.S. "President III", Royal
Navy attached to the Dutch Tug "Thames". Died 8th
March 1943. Aged 19. Son of William Henry and Margaret Ann Jackson,
of Orrell, Lancashire. Buried in grave SC 235. |
MILBURN |
Neville
Jervaise |
Ordinary
Telegraphist D/SSX 23288, HMNZS "Achilles", Royal
Navy. Died 13th December 1939. Aged 19. Buried with F STENNETT
and AN OTHER in Collective Grave SC 225. |
OTHER |
A
N |
A
Sailor of the 1939-1945 War, Royal Navy. Buried with N J MILBURN
and F STENNETT in
Collective Grave SC 225. |
STENNETT |
Frank |
Telegraphist
D/JX 148899, HMNZS "Achilles", Royal Navy. Died 13th
December 1939. Aged 18. Son
of Frank and Jessie Stennett, of Hazel Grove; stepson of Eveline
Stennett, of Hazel Grove, Gtr. Manchester. Buried with N
J MILBURN and AN OTHER in
Collective Grave SC 225. |
PORDAGE |
George
William |
Gunner
11276035, 3 Battery, 2 Maritime Light A.A. Regiment, Royal Artillery.
Died 24th September 1942. Aged 19. Son of William George and
Mary Ann Elizabeth Pordage, of Bromley-by-Bow, London. Buried
in grave SC 224. |
Pre
1914 |
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY
OF
List
of names (see below)
OF
H.M.S. ACORN WHO WERE DROWNED
AT MONTEVIDEO BY THE CAPSIZING
OF A SHIPS BOAT ON DECEMBER 9TH, 1895
ERECTED BY THEIR SHIPMATES & FRIENDS
HMS
Acorn was a Mariner Class Composite Screw Sloop laid down
6 October 1882, launched 9 June 1884, completed June 1886
and commissioned 22 February 1887. She was a 970 ton composite
sloop, length 167 feet, beam 32 feet, depth 13 feet, an unprotected
single screw ship, powered by a horizontal connecting rod
compound engine built by Messrs Maudslay producing 1200 HP.
Her speed was 9.4 knots, with armament of eight 5 inch, 38
cwt. breech loading guns. She was paid off in August 1897,
sold in 1899 and broken up at the entrance to Castle Pill,
Milford about 1905.
|
DRODY |
James |
Ships
Steward, HMS Acorn, Royal Navy. Drowned when a ships boat capsized
9th December 1895 at Montevideo. |
TAYLOR |
Isaac |
Leading
Stoker,
HMS Acorn, Royal Navy. Drowned when a ships boat capsized 9th
December 1895 at Montevideo. |
GADD |
George |
Leading
Stoker,
HMS Acorn, Royal Navy. Drowned when a ships boat capsized 9th
December 1895 at Montevideo. |
BISSONI |
Alfred |
Petty
Officer 2nd Class,
HMS Acorn, Royal Navy. Drowned when a ships boat capsized 9th
December 1895 at Montevideo. |
WARLOW |
Hugh |
Writer,
HMS Acorn, Royal Navy. Drowned when a ships boat capsized 9th
December 1895 at Montevideo. |
|
BOWEN |
John |
Naval
Instructor, HMS Topaz, Royal Navy. Died 20th January 1875. Aged
25. Son of the late Rev. Thomas Bowen of Lyonshall, Herefordshire.
TO
THE MEMORY
OF
JOHN BOWEN
NAVAL INSTRUCTOR
HMS TOPAZE
DIED 20 JAN 1875
AGED 25 YEARS
THE
ABOVE WAS YOUNGEST SON OF THE
LATE REV. THOS. BOWEN
VICAR OF LYONSHALL
HEREFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND
THE DEAD
IN CHRIST SHALL
RISE FIRST |
COX |
Richard
May |
Launch,
HMS Pylades, Royal Navy. Died 22nd November 1872. Aged 32.
IN
MEMORY
OF
RICHARD MAY COX. LAUNCH
H.M.S. PYLADES
DIED 22 NOV 1872
AGED 32 YEARS |
HALL |
Eduard
L |
Seaman,
HMS Satellite. Drowned off Magdalena 10th May 1865. Aged 20.
Native of Walmer, Kent.
IN
MEMORY
OF
EDUARD L HALL
SEAMAN
H.M.S. SATELITTE
A NATIVE OF WALMER
NEAR DEAL KENT
DROWNED OFF
MAGDALENA ON THE
10TH OF MAY A.D. 1865
AGED 20 YEARS |
PIERCE |
Fred
T |
Leading
Stoker, HMS Baxus(?), Royal Navy. Died at Montevideo 7th April
1891. Aged 23.
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY
OF
FRED T PIERCE LDG. STOKER
LATE OF
HMS BAXUS (?)
WHO DIED
AT
MONTEVIDEO
7TH APRIL 1891
AGED 23 YEARS
ERECTED BY
OFFICERS
AND MEN |
ROGERS |
E |
Private,
HMS Basilisk, Royal Navy. Died at the British Hoispital, Montevideo
12th December 1901.
PTE.
E. ROGERS. R.M.L.I.
OF
H.M.S. BASILISK
WHO DIED AT THE BRITISH
HOSPITAL, MONTEVIDEO
ON THE 12TH DECEMBER 1901.
ERECTED BY HIS OFFICERS
AND SHIPMATES |
WASLEY |
Thomas |
Private,
HMS Flora, Royal Marine Light Infantry. Died 7th July 1898.
TO
THE MEMORY
OF THE LATE THOMAS WASLEY PTE.
R.M.L.I.H.M.S. FLORA
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
7TH JULY 1898
ERECTED BY HIS SHIPMATES |
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updated
21 February, 2011
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