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ARTHUR LONG
Surname: LONG
Forename: ARTHUR
Initials: A
Date of Birth
1889
Place of Birth Wimborne Dorset
Place of Birth Source 1891 Census
Address
Regular Navy before the war.
Schools attended
Employment / trade Royal Navy
Place of work
Family (parents and grandparents) Parents Frank and Elizabeth Long. Lived at 6 The Avenue, Wimborne. Father was a Railway Plate Layer.
Spouse Name
Unmarried at time of death. According to Western Gazette for 3/9/1915, his fiancée was Kate White of Corfe Mullen.
Notes He had several brothers and sisters.
Regiment at call-up
Regiment at discharge
Rank at call-up
Service no at call-up
Date of attestation
-
Date of call-up
-
Area reported to
Source
Naval vessels served
HM Submarine E13
Decorations and awards
Other service details Royal Navy prior to WW1
Other rank
Other service no 312113
Service facts Stoker 1st Class.
Age at death 26
Date of death
19/8/1915
Regiment at death
Battalion at death
Rank at death
Circumstances of death Sub. E13 fired on by German torpedo boats while aground in neutral waters in Oresund Sound between
Denmark and Sweden.
Service no at death 312113 (PO)
Field of action at death Baltic Sea
Place of death Oresund Sound, Baltic Sea
Location of grave Wimborne Cemetery
Position U.6.4825
Other memorials Town Memorial, Wimborne Minster and named on plaque inside
Newspaper Reference Western Gazette 3rd September 1915-coverage of international incident.
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ARTHUR LONG
Surname: | LONG |
Forename: | ARTHUR |
Initials: | A |
Date of Birth | 1889 |
Place of Birth | Wimborne Dorset |
Place of Birth Source | 1891 Census |
Address | Regular Navy before the war. |
Schools attended |
Employment / trade | Royal Navy |
Place of work | |
Family (parents and grandparents) | Parents Frank and Elizabeth Long. Lived at 6 The Avenue, Wimborne. Father was a Railway Plate Layer. |
Spouse Name | Unmarried at time of death. According to Western Gazette for 3/9/1915, his fiancée was Kate White of Corfe Mullen. |
Notes | He had several brothers and sisters. |
Regiment at call-up | |
Regiment at discharge | |
Rank at call-up | |
Service no at call-up | |
Date of attestation | - |
Date of call-up | - |
Area reported to | |
Source |
Naval vessels served | HM Submarine E13 |
Decorations and awards | |
Other service details | Royal Navy prior to WW1 |
Other rank | |
Other service no | 312113 |
Service facts | Stoker 1st Class. |
Age at death | 26 |
Date of death | 19/8/1915 |
Regiment at death | |
Battalion at death | |
Rank at death | |
Circumstances of death | Sub. E13 fired on by German torpedo boats while aground in neutral waters in Oresund Sound between Denmark and Sweden. |
Service no at death | 312113 (PO) |
Field of action at death | Baltic Sea |
Place of death | Oresund Sound, Baltic Sea |
Location of grave | Wimborne Cemetery |
Position | U.6.4825 |
Other memorials | Town Memorial, Wimborne Minster and named on plaque inside |
Newspaper Reference | Western Gazette 3rd September 1915-coverage of international incident. |
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