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Remembered Today:

HM Submarine E 7


IAN.MCLEOD

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Here are four,

COATES, Asher, Engine Room Artificer, RNVR, EA 1569, E 7, submarine, 30 September 1916, Turkish prisoner of war, illness

HUBBARD, Frederick J, Act/Leading Stoker, 310854 (Po), E 7, submarine, 11 November 1916, Mesopotamia, prisoner of war, illness

REID, William, Able Seaman, 214966, E 7, submarine, 12 February 1916, ship lost, Turkish prisoner of war

TAYLOR, Edward C, Chief Stoker, 283225 (Po), E 7, submarine, 16 October 1916, prisoner of war, illness

Cheers Ron

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IAN. here are some of E7's POWs - more to come if you wish ;

BLANCHARD Herbert Sto P/K 4093

DEMPSEY William George L/Sea P/ 215684 DSM Lost later L24 RESURGAM

HARRISON John Henry ERA P/ 271342

Regards Sadsac

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IAN. here are some of E7's POWs - more to come if you wish ;

BLANCHARD Herbert Sto P/K 4093

DEMPSEY William George L/Sea P/ 215684 DSM Lost later L24 RESURGAM

HARRISON John Henry ERA P/ 271342

Regards Sadsac

Hello Sadsac,

Yes please all you have!

Best regards Ian

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IAN, OK here are three more ;

JOHNSON William Edward SPO P/K 9390

OSBORNE Ernest L/Sto D/K 957

POPE Harry Henry P/ 305208

More following.

Sadsac

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Now appears I am 11 short ; all ratings! have you any more

Hello Ian, I have only these four `deffinite' POW Turkey ;

PARKHURST Thomas Milner James PO Tel P/J 8151

SMITH Jack Richard AB P 233822

TOMLINSON Thomas Henry L/Sto P/K 20431

TAYLOR Edward Charles C/Sto 283225

However, two more MAY have been E7 survivors.

You should check these by reference to their service No. in the NA ADM 188 / ??? series.

From theor submarine service card they were noted as beling on E7 at the time, but I have not a notation to that effect in my record.

HOOPER Reginald CPO Cox D/J 327

RYDER John L/Sto P/K 2794

Sadsac

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Gents.

Found this in The Times, 4 Nov 1915.

I note two of the Leading Stokers were Royal Australian Navy. Both survived their incarceration:

GWYNNE, Ernest Alfred, Ldg. Sto., RAN 7475

http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/imagine.as...mp;I=1&SE=1

Survived WW1. In 1937, signed on for another 5 years, so may have served in WW2.

WILSON, Archibald, Ldg. Sto., RAN 7501

http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/imagine.as...mp;I=1&SE=1

Born South Oamaru, New Zealand.

Survived WW1

regards,

Martin

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MARTIN, thanks for the info from The Times, have now `uprated' my Submarine Ratings Card File.

Sadsac

Hello Martin,Sadsac and Silent Warrior.

Thanks for the information and offers most kind!

Best regards to all , Ian

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  • 7 years later...

My Great Grandfather, Herbert Macklin, was the Chief ERA onboard the E7 when the boat was scuttled. I am also in touch with the relative of Asher Coates. Please do get in touch if you are a relative or have any photos, most especially of the crew.

 

Nick Field

nicklemansois@gmail.com

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  • 9 months later...

My grandfather's brother, Frederick Hubbard, was a stoker aboard E7 and one of the men taken prisoner.  He died of disease while in captivity in 1916.  Here are a couple of pics of the crew, plus a notice inn the times in 1915. 

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