Plymouth Naval Memorial
Roll of Honour
World War Two
D/SSX27830 Able Seaman
Frederick Norman Angove
Royal Navy (H.M.S. Stanley)
19th December 1941 aged 21.
Panel 46. Column 1.
Son of Mr & Mrs Angove of Camelford, Cornwall.
Camelford Roll of Honour
Extract taken from the Cornish and Devon Post dated 31/01/1942
Notification has been received from the Admiralty to the effect that Seaman-Gunner Frederick Norman Angove, the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Angove of Moorgate, Advent, Camelford is “missing believed killed.” Twenty one years of age, Norman joined the Navy in November 1938. Mr. and Mrs. Angove’s eldest son is serving in the D.C.L.I.
Frederick Norman Angove
Royal Navy (H.M.S. Stanley)
19th December 1941 aged 21.
Panel 46. Column 1.
Son of Mr & Mrs Angove of Camelford, Cornwall.
Camelford Roll of Honour
Extract taken from the Cornish and Devon Post dated 31/01/1942
Notification has been received from the Admiralty to the effect that Seaman-Gunner Frederick Norman Angove, the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Angove of Moorgate, Advent, Camelford is “missing believed killed.” Twenty one years of age, Norman joined the Navy in November 1938. Mr. and Mrs. Angove’s eldest son is serving in the D.C.L.I.
D/JX 348731
Arthur James Chester
Royal Navy (H.M.S. Reading)
4th May 1944 aged 20.
Panel 86. Column 1.
Son of John William and Violet May Chester of Chadderton, Lancashire
Picture courtesy of Arthur's Sister, Ivy Chester
Arthur James Chester
Royal Navy (H.M.S. Reading)
4th May 1944 aged 20.
Panel 86. Column 1.
Son of John William and Violet May Chester of Chadderton, Lancashire
Picture courtesy of Arthur's Sister, Ivy Chester
PLY/X 3617 Marine
Richard Chinner
Royal Marines, H.M.S. Galatea.
15th December 1941, aged 18.
Panel 59, Column 2.
Son of Samuel James Chinner and Florence Ellen Chinner, of St. Just, Cornwall.
Richard Chinner
Royal Marines, H.M.S. Galatea.
15th December 1941, aged 18.
Panel 59, Column 2.
Son of Samuel James Chinner and Florence Ellen Chinner, of St. Just, Cornwall.
D/SSX 25666 Leading Seaman
Peter Collier
H.M.L.C.I. (L.) 132 "Royal Scotsman" Royal Navy
17th June 1944.
Panel 85. Column 2.
Possibly buried at Bolsena War Cemetery, Italy in an unmarked grave
Peter Collier, (b.1920) of 111 Cartmel Road, Huyton, Liverpool. Leading Seaman DSSX 25666, 'Royal Scotsman' died 17th June 1944 at the 'Invasion of Elba', Italy. (Missing presumed killed).
Picture courtesy of first cousin Laurence M. Furlong
Peter Collier
H.M.L.C.I. (L.) 132 "Royal Scotsman" Royal Navy
17th June 1944.
Panel 85. Column 2.
Possibly buried at Bolsena War Cemetery, Italy in an unmarked grave
Peter Collier, (b.1920) of 111 Cartmel Road, Huyton, Liverpool. Leading Seaman DSSX 25666, 'Royal Scotsman' died 17th June 1944 at the 'Invasion of Elba', Italy. (Missing presumed killed).
Picture courtesy of first cousin Laurence M. Furlong
D/JX 367174 Able Seaman
James Hebden
Royal Navy, H.M.S. Mourne
15th June 1944, aged 19.
Panel 86, Column 2.
Son of James William and Sarah Alice Hebden, of Nelson, Lancashire.
James Hebden
Royal Navy, H.M.S. Mourne
15th June 1944, aged 19.
Panel 86, Column 2.
Son of James William and Sarah Alice Hebden, of Nelson, Lancashire.
D/JX 149884 Petty Officer
Stephen Matthew Richards
Royal Navy, H.M.S. Eclipse
23rd October 1943, aged 22.
Panel 78, Column 2.
Son of Archie and Muriel Richards; husband of Ellen Richards, of Linthouse, Glasgow.
Stephen Matthew Richards
Royal Navy, H.M.S. Eclipse
23rd October 1943, aged 22.
Panel 78, Column 2.
Son of Archie and Muriel Richards; husband of Ellen Richards, of Linthouse, Glasgow.
D/SSX27818 Able Seaman
Harold James Smith
Royal Navy (H.M.S. Niger)
6th July 1942 aged 24.
Panel 66. Column 3.
Son of Bertram and Agnes Smith of Borehamwood, Herts
Camelford Roll of Honour
Harold Smith, from Borehamwood, served on the HMS Edinburgh as it carried out one such voyage in 1942, carrying 4.5 tons of Russian gold through the Barents Sea to Britain.
The gold was Russia's payment to the US for war materials, but German air surveillance had noted HMS Edinburgh's departure, and on April 30 1942, a U-boat fired two torpedoes at the ship, killing more than 57 crew members and wrecking the ship's steering gear.
Mr Smith survived, and was transferreto the HMS Niger, but on May 2, the Royal Navy sank HMS Edinburgh, to stop the Germans from taking the gold, most of which was recovered in 1981.
But Mr Smith's new ship, the HMS Niger, was destroyed by a mine on July 6, and he died at the age of 24. July 1942 was one of the darkest months of the war a total of 93 allied cargo boats were sunk around the world. His brother, Walter Smith, from Thornbury Gardens, Borehamwood, also served in the Royal Navy during the Second World War, and served on the battleship HMS King George V.
Harold James Smith
Royal Navy (H.M.S. Niger)
6th July 1942 aged 24.
Panel 66. Column 3.
Son of Bertram and Agnes Smith of Borehamwood, Herts
Camelford Roll of Honour
Harold Smith, from Borehamwood, served on the HMS Edinburgh as it carried out one such voyage in 1942, carrying 4.5 tons of Russian gold through the Barents Sea to Britain.
The gold was Russia's payment to the US for war materials, but German air surveillance had noted HMS Edinburgh's departure, and on April 30 1942, a U-boat fired two torpedoes at the ship, killing more than 57 crew members and wrecking the ship's steering gear.
Mr Smith survived, and was transferreto the HMS Niger, but on May 2, the Royal Navy sank HMS Edinburgh, to stop the Germans from taking the gold, most of which was recovered in 1981.
But Mr Smith's new ship, the HMS Niger, was destroyed by a mine on July 6, and he died at the age of 24. July 1942 was one of the darkest months of the war a total of 93 allied cargo boats were sunk around the world. His brother, Walter Smith, from Thornbury Gardens, Borehamwood, also served in the Royal Navy during the Second World War, and served on the battleship HMS King George V.
D/MX 56661 Cook (S)
Eric Douglas Marrack Southwood
Royal Navy, H.M. Trawler Thomas Bartlett
27th May 1940, aged 20.
Panel 42, Column 3.
Son of Douglas Marrack Southwood and Mabel Florence Southwood, of Horfield, Gloucestershire.
Eric Douglas Marrack Southwood
Royal Navy, H.M. Trawler Thomas Bartlett
27th May 1940, aged 20.
Panel 42, Column 3.
Son of Douglas Marrack Southwood and Mabel Florence Southwood, of Horfield, Gloucestershire.
