BRITISH RESIDENTS 1900 - 1979
The names of persons on this index have been gathered at random from a variety of sources. Further names will be added and from time to time updated versions will be posted. Seamen of the Merchant Navy are included here.
Although the title says ‘British Residents’ Persons of all other Nationalities including Maltese are also included on this index.
Mrs ABBOTT, the wife of J.H. Abbott, died 26th September 1921, aged 39 years, at their residence 84a Strada Ridolfo, Sliema. She left a husband and four children
Alice Naghlia ABDELONOUR, 30 years, spinster, Doctor, the daughter of Riley Shaine Abdelnour, Commerce, married 12th December 1959 to, Dennis Ralph POTTER, 25 years, bachelor, Surgeon Lieutenant, Royal Navy, HMS Ausonia, the son of William Frank Potter, Accountant
Robert Gregson ABRAM, of Fleetwood, Lancashire, the son of John and Nevare Abram, nee Cowell, married 21st March 1959 to Theresa RIMMER, of Gzira, the daughter of Frederick and Gladys Rimmer, nee Henrickson
Edith ADDENBROOKE, aged 27 years, born 2nd December 1874 in Rochester, Kent. The wife of William Hughes Saunders Addenbrooke, a Civil Engineer. She died 7th August 1901, after giving birth to a daughter on 1st August
Dolores and Fredu AGIUS, were killed shortly after midnight on Sunday 3rd November 1940, when a Royal Air Force plane crashed onto their house on the outskirts of Qormi. Both aged 40 years
Frank AGIUS, born 10th November 1890, Clerk Third Grade at the Customs Department in March 1918
Lutgarda Maria Carmella AGIUS, aged 26 years, spinster, the daughter of Sergeant Francisco Agius deceased, Royal Artillery, married 9th July 1903 to, Charles Frederick SMITH, aged 24 years, bachelor, Gunner, Royal Garrison Artillery, the son of James Smith
Monica Elizabeth AGNEW, married 20th October 1943, to John Cecil Wallace JACOB
Robert James AGNEW, the son of Samuel Agnew and Jane Agnew nee CUTHBERT, of Belfast, married 10th September 1919 to, Evelyn Teresa WOODWARD, the daughter of Walter and Amelia Woodward nee VIDAL
Kathleen Mary Melita AGUTTER, born 12th February 1900, the daughter of Thomas Charles and Roberta Agutter, Civil Engineer
Mary Francesca ALDEN, the daughter of Anne and Cecil Somerset Alden, 41 Via Misida, Sliema, Clerk, born 8th April 1924
Amanda Edith Smith ALDRIDGE, the daughter of Ambrose and Amanda Aldridge, 241 Strada It Torri, Sliema, Pilot. Born 20th June 1890, baptised in Malta 11th April 1912
Mary Eileen Marjorie ALLAN, born 21st April 1913, the daughter of Minnie Elizabeth and William Arnold Robert Allan, 203 Strada It Torri, Sliema, Master Mariner, Commander of the Cable Ship Levant
Arthur G. ALLEN, an employee of the Egyptian Government. A passenger rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the Station Hospital in Valletta. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Arthur James ALLEN, aged 30 years, bachelor, the son of Isaac Allen, married 25th March 1916 to, Jessie Anderson MONCREAFF, aged 27 years, spinster, the daughter of Samuel Moncreaff
Ernest Geoffrey Moir ALLEN, born 5th May 1904, the son of Maud Lillian and Ernest Joshua Allen, 61 Strada It Torri, Sliema, Engineer
Horace Gibbon ALLEN, born 14th December 1904, the son of Eleanor Mary and Alfred Henry Allen, 51 Strada Santa Maria, Sliema, 1st Class Writer, HM Dockyard
Leslie Alfred ALLEN, born 2nd February 1903, the son of Eleanor Mary and Alfred Henry Allen, 24 Victoria Avenue, Sliema, 1st Class Writer, HM Dockyard
Raymond Edward Douglas ALLTOFT, the son of Nellie and Reginald Arthur Alltoft, 9 Don Bosco Street, Sliema, born 6th January 1930
Sidney George David ANDREWS, appointed in 1912 as the Agent for P.&.O. Shipping Co. in Malta, and remained a Commander of the Royal Navy Reserve. He was born in Devonshire in 1861, and joined the company in 1879, rising to the rank of Captain in 1895. From 1901 until 1912 he was the Marine Superintendent for them at Bombay. He died 29th April 1922
Mary Rose ANGUS, married 6th January 1955 to Jeffrey BEVAN
Joseph AQUILINA, married 15th August 1955 to Marion Agius GILBERT
Roger AQUILINA, born 31st Mary 1882, Clerk Second Grade at the Post Office in March 1918
Robert Denis ARDAGH, aged 29 years, bachelor, Civil Engineer, the son of Robert William Ardagh, married 8th August 1953, to Janet FLINTON, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of Frederick George Flinton
Vivian Mereke ARENDS, the son of Ellen and Otto Arends, Brewer at Farsons Brewery, Hamrun, born 24th June 1941. Both parents were Danish
William Edward ARMES, aged 25 years, bachelor, Engine Fitter, 278 Strada Due Porte, Senglea, son of James Armes, married 29th April 1907 to, Violet Monica Josephine FAIRBROTHER, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of James Fairbrother
A.A.J. ARMITAGE, Freemason, Master of The Union of Malta Lodge 1909
J.M. ARNAUD, Freemason, Master of The Lodge of St.John and St.Paul 1915
Mehmet ARRANTASH, aged 21 years, bachelor, the son of Bryan Arrantash, married 25th May 1905 to, Ellen CHASTELL, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of Thomas Chastell
Anthony ARRIGO, born 14th April 1886, Clerk Third Grade at the Public Health Department in March 1918
Hugh ARRIGO, born 13th February 1876, was a Clerk First Grade at the Public Works Department in March 1918
Ivy Myrtle ASHBY, aged 18 years, spinster, the daughter of George Thomas Ashby, Steward, married 15th August 1917 to, Edward Rupert Stallwood GREENSTED, aged 26 years, bachelor, ERA, Royal Navy, Fort St. Angelo, the son of George Robert Stallwood Greensted, Recorder HM Dockyard Sheerness
William Edwin ASHBY, born in Floriana 22nd February 1907, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. M28711
Marion Teresa ASHCROFT, married 1st September 1956 to John FORSHAW
Agnes ASHMORE, of Senglea, aged 9 years, killed by enemy bombing, 30th April 1941
Iris ASHMORE, of Senglea, aged 11 years, killed by enemy bombing, 30th April 1941
Tommy ASHMORE, of Senglea, aged 4 years, killed by enemy bombing, 30th April 1941
Captain William Herbert ASTLEY, Prince Line, s.s. Carob Prince, died in the British Seaman's Hospital, Floriana, on 6th September 1908. He left a wife and child
Helen ATTARD, of Zejtun, the daughter of Nicholas and Annetta Attard, nee Mifsud, married 31st May 1959 to Douglas Charles BIGGS, Royal Air Force, of Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, the son of Arthur James and Gladys Biggs, nee Butler
Mary Doris ATTARD, married 13th August 1955 to Cyril John TAPP
Michael ATTARD, died on 20th May 1904 at 113 Strada Vescovo, Valletta. For many years a valued and trusted servant of Mrs. Cleugh
H. AULD, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1911
Richard William George AUSTIN, married 17th February 1950, Barbara Mary BLANE
Charles Albert AVELINE, aged 31 years, bachelor, the son of Henry Aveline, Merchant, 16th September 1907 to, Ada AVELINE, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of Alfred Benjamin Aveline, Merchant
Reverend Frederick James BAILEY, ordained 1926. Serving at Holy Trinity Church, Sliema, 1943 - 1945
Joseph BAILEY, born in Senglea 7th March 1905, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. L14937
Sylvia BAILEY, married 15th April 1950 to Patrick McMAHON
Charles BAJONA, born 29th January 1878, Clerk Second Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Joseph BAJONA, born 13th June 1873, Clerk First Grade at the Treasury in March 1918
Cecil BAKER, of Sliema, married 20th April 1947 to Marie Louise GERA, of 26 Don Rua Street, Sliema
Miss E. Mary BAKER, a passenger rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the Hotel D’Angleterre. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Brian Ballard BALDWIN, the son of Dorothy Violet and John William Baldwin, Chart Assistant, Royal Dockyard, born 28th November 1921
David BALDWIN, of London, the son of Harry William and Lucy Baldwin, married 19th September 1959 to Ursula PENZA, of Marsa, the daughter of Emmanuele and Antonia Penza, nee Cardona
Frederick BANFIELD, born in Valletta 14th November 1902, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. SS10191
Robert Joseph BARLEY, born 29th June 1905, the son of Ellen and Edward Barley, living in Sliema, Police Constable, HM Dockyard. Buried 17th February 1906, aged 8 months
Mary BARNES, married 29th November 1951 to John DYER
Peter John BARNES, the son of Joyce Edith and Stanley Frank Barnes, 83 Guardamangia, Pieta, Civil Servant, born 16th November 1940
Lawrence William BARNETT, born in Pembroke 21st November 1904, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. K62938
Joseph Edward BARNFIELD, the son of Florence Maud and Herbert John Barnfield, 39 Strada Mezzodi, Valletta, Captain, Merchant Navy, born 9th March 1929
Patricia Ellen BARNHAM, of 27 Warrington Street, St. Pancras, London, married 3rd February 1957 to Paul John GRIXTI, of Sliema
Alan John BARRETT, the son of Margaret and Allan Lifton Barrett, Chemist, of Valletta, born 14th November 1912
A.L. BARRETT, a Chemist, took over the retail business of Collis & Williams but retained the name, at 300 Strada Reale, Valletta, and 5 Victoria Terrace, Sliema
Allan Lifton BARRETT, aged 39 years, bachelor, Chemist, the son of Allen George Barrett, Schoolmaster, married 17th October 1908 to, Margaret ROBINSON, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of Walter Stanley Robinson, Scholmaster
Allan Lifton BARRETT, Freemason, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1904. Third District Grand Principal 1914
Alfred George BARRETT, aged 25 years, bachelor, Fitter HM Dockyard, 181 Strada San Giuseppe, Senglea, the son of Henry Augustus Barrett, married 17th October 1905 to, Lily GRIFFITHS, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of James Paul Griffiths
Violet Helen BARRETT, baptised 6th May 1911, the daughter of Allan Lifton and Margaret Barrett, Chemist
Patrick BARRY, married 30th April 1954 to Joan Patricia BURKE
Carmen BARTOLO, the daughter of Emmanuel and Assumpta Bartolo, nee Scicluna, married 26th December 1960 to Andrew James GILFILLAN, of Derry, Ireland, the son of Daniel and Mary Gilfillan, nee Nicholl
Mr BARWELL, Superintendent, Eastern Telegraph Company in 1915
George Frederick BASFORD, of Gosport, Hampshire, the son of George Frederick and Doreen Phyllis Basford, nee Moore, married 26th December 1960 to Salvina CACHIA, of Zabbar, the daughter of Paul and Felicita Cachia, nee Borg
Carmen BATES, of Sliema, aged 6 years, killed by enemy bombing, 1st April 1942
George BATES, of Sliema, aged nine months, killed by enemy bombing, 1st April 1942
Imelda BATES, of Sliema, aged 5 years, killed by enemy bombing, 1st April 1942
Pauline BATES, 22 years, spinster, Secretary, the daughter of Arthur Bates, Toolmaker, married 1st October 1960 to, Keith Arthur REDFERN, 22 years, bachelor, Able Seaman, Royal Navy, HMS Ausonia, the son of George Redfern, Bricklayer
Margaret Mary BATTARBEE, married 12th September 1954 to Robert Bernard COOMBS
Khoobchand BAVANDAS, died July 1914. The Indian ceremony of incineration took place on the foreshore adjacent to the Lazaretto on Manoel Island. His body was placed on a pile which was set ablaze, those present then recited prayers, and when the body had been reduced to ashes they were collected, placed in a new sack, and taken outside the harbour to be buried in deep water. All the members of the Indian community in Malta attended. He was a native of Hyderabad, India, aged 34 years, and had worked for Dhunamall Chelleram, in Strada Reale, Valletta
Audrey Winifred BAZLEY, the daughter of Winifred Gertrude and Lawrence James Edwin Bazley, Victoria House, Victoria Terrace, Sliema, Admiralty Civil Servant, born 17th May 1916, baptised in Malta 7th May 1933
Lawrence Edwin James BAZLEY, Adult, Victoria House, Victoria Terrace, Sliema, Admiralty Civil Servant, baptised in Malta 7th May 1933
Patricia Doris BEARDMORE, married 31st May 1953 to Robert MIFSUD
E.T. BECK, the owner of E.T. Beck & Son, Merchants and Commission Agents, in Valletta, died in 1907, and the management passed to his son John Emmanuel Beck
George BECK, born 4th February 1878, Clerk First Grade at the Treasury in March 1918
Doris Melita BEDFORD, born 23rd June 1902, the daughter of Helen and George William Bedford, 19 Strada Ridolfo, Sliema, Naval Architect
Hilda Grace BEDFORD, born 9th September 1904, the daughter of Helen and George William Bedford, 48 Victoria Terrace, Sliema, Naval Architects Draughtsman
John Mercer BEDFORD, born 6th September 1913, the son of Winifred Louise and Frank Haywood Bedford, 191 Strada it Torri, Sliema, Assistant Accountant, Army Audit Staff. The twin brother of Kathleen Mary
Kathleen Mary BEDFORD, born 6th September 1913, the daughter of Winifred Louise and Frank Haywood Bedford, 191 Strada It Torri, Sliema, Assistant Accountant, Army Audit Staff. The twin sister of John Mercer
Edwin David BEEDELL, of Hove, Sussex, the son of Edwin Mainland and Ethel M. Beedell, nee Lefevre, married 17th January 1959 to Winifred CORDWELL, of Sliema, the daughter of Benjamin Walter and Violet Cordwell, nee Muscat
Doris Elaine BELL, born 23rd October 1907, the daughter of Catherine Constance and Arthur Langtry Bell, 53 Strada Ridolfo, Sliema, Civil Engineer
Isabel Agnes BELL, born 24th May 1911, the daughter of Irene Alexandra and Percy Joseph Bell, 91 Strada It Torri, Sliema, Army Accountant
John O. BELL, married 23rd July 1942 to Cecelia DUDMAN
Catherine St. Clair BENNETT, the daughter of John Patrick and Gladys Marie Bennett, nee Galloway, married 12th December 1959 to Robert Arthur WILSON, the son of Ernest Thomas and Ivy Lilian Wilson, nee Perriman
Mary Anne BENNETT, died 5th April 1909, aged 74 years, the widow of H.B. Bennett. She died in the Home of Little Sisters of the Poor in Hamrun, where she had been resident for two years
Patrick Francis A. BENTLEY, of Witham, Essex, the son of Arthur and Maud Bentley, married 17th March 1957 to Concetta MERCIECA, the daughter of Emmanuel and Helen Mercieca, of Tarxien
Cecilia BERGMANN, married 1951 to Thomas Arthur TIPPETS
Mary Magdalen BERNARD, married 29th November 1947 to John Dudley SYMES
Paul Ludwig BERNARD, married 28th December 1947 to Mary Felicity MICALLEF EYNAUD
Donald Francis Ross BERRY, born in Valletta 17th April 1906, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. J104520
Mrs J. BERRY, a passenger rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the Station Hospital, Valletta. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Rose Helen BETTS, of Middlesex, the daughter of John and Annie Betts, nee Nicholson, married 20th April 1960 to Edward McEWAN, Royal Air Force, RAF Luqa, the son of John and Marguerite McEwan, nee MacLean
R.A. BETTS, died July 1904, aged 19 years. He arrived in Malta in June to work for the Eastern Telegraph Company, but was taken ill with fever and died in hospital
Jeffrey BEVAN, married 6th January 1955 to Mary Rose ANGUS
Joan Mary BEZZINA, the daughter of Spiridione and Mary Bezzina, nee Chetcuti, married 4th December 1960 to Keith John HERRIDGE, of Odiham, Hampshire, the son of Eve Grace Herridge
Leonard Beer BIGNELL, aged 29 years, widower, Sailmaker in HM Dockyard, the son of Henry Bignell, married 21st April 1908 to, Eva Mary WHITE, aged 24 years, spinster, from St.Peters Parish, Portsmouth, the daughter of Benjamin White
William Frederick BILES, of Little Sutton, Cheshire, the son of Thomas Frederick and Monica Patricia Biles, nee Thomas, married 7th February 1959 to Agatha Emma EBEJER, of Cospicua, the daughter of Arthur and Victoria Ebejer, nee Licari
George Edward BINSTED, aged 27 years, bachelor, Coppersmith, the son of Henry Binsted, married 22nd November 1913 to, Harriett Beatrice Louise GRIFFITHS, aged 26 years, spinster, Schoolmistress, the daughter of James Paul Griffiths
Jane Felicity BIRKINSHAW, the daughter of Margaret and Frank Thornton Birkinshaw, 120 Adelaide Road, Hampstead, London, Physician, born 19th February 1929
John Angus BIRNIE, of Gosforth, Cumberland, the son of Arthur and Elizabeth Jane Birnie, nee Tyson, married 25th June 1959 to Elizabeth Rosaline WILSON, of Whitehaven, Cumberland, the daughter of William and Rosina Wilson, nee McLennon
Gladys BISHOP, aged 23 years, the daughter of Walter Bishop, married 21st April 1954 to Alfred G. KINGSTON, the son of Alfred and Jessie Kingston, nee Attard
Gladys May BISHOP, born 5th November 1918, the daughter of May Kathleen and Ronald Edward Bishop, 13, Windsor Terrace, Sliema, Telegraphist
Leonard Albert BISHOP, born 6th June 1915, the son of May Kathleen and Ronald Edward Bishop, 173 Strada it Torri, Sliema, Telegraphist
Ronald Edward BISHOP, aged 27 years, bachelor, Telegraphist, the son of Albert Bishop deceased, Wesleyan Minister, married 3rd August 1914 to, May Kathleen HALME, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of William Phillips
James Dunlop BLACK, aged 45 years, bachelor, Marine Engineer, R.F.A. Blue Ranger, the son of James Dunlop Black, married 19th January 1951, to Ena Mayes PEARCE, aged 39 years, spinster, Petty Officer, Women’s Royal Naval Service, the daughter of Edward Mayes Pearce
Rupert Stanley BLACK, aged 27 years, bachelor, Boilermaker, the son of Caleb Black, married 21st February 1916 to, Harriett Ann OGLE, aged 20 years, spinster, the daughter of George Edward Ogle
Paul BLACKMAN, born in Valletta 14th October 1902, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. L12744
Herbert Grahame BLAIR, aged 27 years, bachelor, Civil Servant, the son of Herbert Nelson Blair, married 9th December 1939, to Hester Mary HEATH, aged 18 years, spinster, the daughter of Samuel James Heath
John BLOCK, of Sliema, aged 20 years, killed by enemy bombing, 13th October 1942
Charles BLOXAM, 2nd Cook, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the British Seamens Hospital. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Arthur Edward BLUNDEN, was the Manager in 1915 of the Junior Army and Navy Stores Ltd., ‘Manchester House’, 297 Strade Reale, Valletta. The parent company was formed in London in 1879, and apart from Malta, had branches in Dublin, Aldershot and Gibraltar.
It was the largest department store in Malta. On the ground floor customers would find a chemist and pharmacy, ironmongery, household utensils, china and glass, a tobacconists, and a grocers.. The grand staircase led to the first floor where sporting, athletic, and travel goods were displayed. Alongside were large areas of ladies and gentlemens clothing. Forty-five assistants were employed in the store. Mr Blunden had been with the company since 1889
Arthur Edward BLUNDEN, Freemason, Master of the Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1905. Third District Grand Principal 1907
Susan Neal Blunden, wife of Arthur Edward Blunden
Fanny Janet BLUNT, the widow of Sir John Blunt, died aged 87 years, in her residence at 22 Strada Nuova, Floriana, and buried 25th May 1926. She was the youngest daughter of Donald Sandison and his wife Mary, nee Zohrab, and was born in Therapia a suburb of Constantinople on the shores of the Bosphorus in 1839. She was the youngest of six children, five girls and a boy named Alfred. Her father originally went to Turkey as the representative of the East India Company at the beginning of the nineteenth century. His business flourished until it was destroyed in the Janissary Rebellion, so he became the British Consul at Brussa. She therefore grew up in the Middle East and acquired a valuable knowledge of its peoples. Whilst visiting her sister Sophy Longworth, the wife of the British Consul at Bitholia in Macedonia, she met her future husband John Blunt who was at that time the Vice Consul at Uskab in Albania. They were married at the Bitholia Consulate on 25th November 1858, with members of religious faiths taking part. Her brother in law Mr. Longworth, a Roman Catholic carried out a civil ceremony for which he was authorised, the Archbishop of Pelagonia then performed a religious Greek Orthodox ceremony, whilst the two witness were Mohammedans After their marriage the couple settled in Uskub, Albania. Lady Blunt was particularly connected with the Royal Navy, by whom she was affectionately nicknamed ‘Aunt Fanny’, and in return she would often refer to ‘her nephews’, some of whom became very high ranking Naval officers. The Blunts took up residence in Malta in 1902 and very soon became part of the social life of the island. She was widowed when her husband died in 1916, and whilst suffering from ill health in her later years she was looked after by her adopted daughter Jeanne Paliuzzo (Paluizza).
Sir John Elijah BLUNT, aged 86 years. Born in Adrianople the son of Charles Blunt and Caroline, nee Vitalis. His father had been HM Consul in Smyrna. From 1850 he worked in the Consular Service mostly in Mediterranean countries and made it his career. During the Crimean War he was secretary to Lord Lucan, and served as Chief Interpreter to the Calvary Division. He was present at the battles of Alma, Balaklava and Inkerman, and awarded the Crimean Medal with the three clasps. After the war he held numerous diplomatic posts representing HM Government in Turkey, Greece and Bulgaria, and for short terms he acted as the Consul for France, Germany, and Belgium in Greece and Turkey. His last post from 1899 to 1902, was in Boston, U.S.A. He was buried 19th June 1916
Osmond Donald BLUNT, Captain, Connaught Rangers. Died Saturday 20th March 1915 at 22 Strada Nuova, Floriana, aged 45 years. He was the son of Sir John and Lady Blunt, and born in 1870 at Adrianople, Turkey where his father was Consul. After education at Oxford University he joined the army and became 2nd Lieutenant in the 2nd Battalion Connaught Rangers in March 1893. During the next three years he served in Cyprus, Malta, and Egypt. In 1896 he went on Special Service in Egypt and served throughout the campaign, being Mentioned in Despatches, and being awarded the Queen’s Sudan Medal, the Khedive’s Sudan Medal with two clasps. As Staff Officer to Sir Colonel Sir Herbert Chermside in Crete during 1898 he was present at the British Occupation of Kandra and became Sub-Governor until 1899. He went to South Africa to join Colonel Plumer’s Rhodesian Regiment and served in the Boer War until October 1900 when the Regiment was disbanded. Although posted to Colonel Ternan’s Force in Somaliland, he was unable to go due to ill health, so spent 1901 and 1902 holding military appointments on Crete.
Olive BOARDMAN, married 23rd October 1954 to John DUNN
Vincent BONAVITA, born 28th February 1886, Clerk Third Grade at the Lieutenant Governor’s Office, in March 1918
Violet BONE, of Valletta, aged 16 years, killed by enemy bombing, 19th April 1942
Alfred BONELLO, born 25th March 1884, Clerk Third Grade at the Court of Judicial Police in March 1918
Edward BONELLO, married 20th November 1949 to Mary COLE
Frederick BONELLO, born 30th October 1872, Clerk First Grade at W.W. and E.L. Department, in March 1918
John BONETT, born 13th April 1872, Clerk First Grade at the Post Office in March 1918
Lillian BONNICI, of Valletta, the daughter of Joseph and Mary Bonnici, nee Sapienza, married 8th October 1960 to Robert RENDLE, of Ashstead, Surrey, the son of Leslie Robert and Mary Rendle, nee Hebden
Remigio BONNICI, born 19th February 1864, Clerk Third Grade at the Post Office in March 1918
Edmea BORG, of Msida, the daughter of Saviour and Carmen Borg, nee Abela, married 28th July 1959 to John Arthur CARRINGTON, of Shirley, Warwickshire, the son of Arthur Edward and Nellie Carrington, nee Davis
Michelina BORG, aged 18 years, spinster, the daughter of Joseph Borg, Police Sergeant, married 8th November 1902 to, Edmund John LERPINIERE, aged 28 years, bachelor, Gunner, Royal Garrison Artillery, the son of Edmund Lerpiniere
Miriam BORG, of Sliema, the daughter of Frederick and Alexandrine Borg, nee Pastrelli, married 18th November 1959 to Derek LINES, Royal Navy, from Tunbridge Wells, Kent, the son of Bertram and Kathleen Lines, nee Pike
William BORG, born 17th September 1884, Clerk Third Grade at the Corradino Prison in March 1918
J.M. BORG CARDONA, born 21st August 1891, Clerk Third Grade at the Charitable Institutions in March 1918
Lewis BORG CARDONA, born 3rd June 1883, Clerk Third Grade at the Audit Office in March 1918
Marie BORG CORDONA, married 6th September 1948 to Peter Kevin HOLWILL
George William BOTT, aged 30 years, bachelor, Engine Fitter, 164 Strada San Giuseppe, Senglea, the son of William Bott, married 24th April 1906 to, Victoria Maria MOORE, aged 21 years, spinster, 161 Strada San Giuseppe, Senglea, the daughter of Albert James Humphrey Moore
Livia BOTTA, the daughter of George and Chakrina Botta, Rex Hotel, Valletta, Artist, born 8th December 1935
Teresa Rose BOTTERIL, the daughter of Thomas Henry and Pauline Botteril, nee Muscat, married 7th April 1958 to Kenneth Patrick
HUDSON, Royal Air Force, from Sheffield, the son of Kenneth and Ann Mavis Hudson, nee Bennett
Cherry Stewart BOWDEN, born 18th May 1913, the daughter of Cyril Hugh and Beatrice Maud Bowden, Eastern Telegraph Company
Cyril Hugh BOWDEN, aged 46 years, bachelor, Eastern Telegraph Company, of 121 Strada It Torri, Sliema, the son of Major Herbert George Bowden 22nd Regiment, deceased, married 7th June 1910 to, Beatrice Maud VETCH, aged 31 years, spinster, from the Parish of St.Luke, Richmond, the daughter of Colonel Robert Vetch, Royal Engineers
John Noel BOWDEN, born 16th October 1911, the son of Cyril Hugh and Beatrice Maud Bowden, 11 Point Street, Sliema, Eastern Telegraph Company
Stanley Harris BOWDEN, aged 32 years, bachelor, Engineer, the son of William Bowden,married 15th December 1920 to, Rhoda CROCKFORD, aged 51 years, widow, the daughter of John RUSSELL deceased
Charles Edward BOXALL, baptised 10th March 1904, son of Emma and John Boxall, a Valet, of Guardamangia
Elizabeth Sarah Louise BOXALL, the daughter of Emma and John Boxall, Valet, born 8th June 1902
John BOXALL, of Vittoriosa, aged 42 years, killed by enemy bombing, 13th February 1943
B. BOYCE, Freemason, Master of The Lodge of St.John and St.Paul 1906
W.G.B. BOYCE, Freemason, Third District Grand Principal 1908
J.W. BOYDEN, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1902
H. BOYS, Freemason, Master of The Lodge of St.John and St.Paul 1900
James Roger BOYTER, aged 28 years, bachelor, the son of James Boyter deceased, married 10th March 1906 to, Ethel Maud BARNES, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of Alfred Henry Barnes
Margaret BRADBURY, married 30th June 1956 to Eugene Lindsay HOWARD
Daisy Theresa BRADSHAW, of Vittoriosa, the daughter of Robert and Dolores Bradshaw, nee Ellul, married 4th July 1959 to Kenneth John WHITHAM, of Bristol, the son of John Gordon and Lilian Dorothy Whitham, nee Smith
Helen Mary BRADSTOCK, married 28th April 1949 to Thomas CORK
Sarah Ann BREEN, of Sliema, the daughter of John Joseph and Antonia Breen, nee De Giovanni, married 24th August 1958 to Ronald CUTTER, of Goole, Yorkshire, the son of Harry and Vera Cutter, nee Wroe
Sean Pelham BREMMAND, married 18th March 1956 to Ann Christine HARDING
John BRENNAN, Director of Education, June 1949. The son of Dennis Brennan, born 15th December 1889, in Kilkenny
Patrick BRANNEN, married 26th August 1951 to Lilian POWER
Alfred BRIFFA, born 26th January 1868, Clerk First Grade at the Government Notary’s Office, in March 1918
Edward H. BRIFFA, born 12th April 1876, Clerk First Grade at the Public Works Department, in March 1918
Joseph BRIFFA, born 18th October 1886, Clerk Third Grade at the Lieutenant Governor’s Office, in March 1918
Margaret BRIFFA, of Sliema, the daughter of Anthony and Anthonia Briffa, nee Bonnello, married 21st September 1958 to John Edward THOMPSON, from Wythall, Worcestershire, the son of Sidney George and Thora Thompson, nee Rogers
Mary Doris BRIFFA, married 6th February 1955 to Victor Arthur JARVIS
William J. BRIFFA, born 27th March 1879, Clerk Second Grade at the Public Works Department, in March 1918
E.J. BRIFFA DE PIRO, born 25th June 1881, Clerk Third Grade at the Public Works Department, in March 1918
Thomas Owen BRIGSTOCKE, married 26th November 1949, to Lillian PACE
Mary KITELEY, nee BRINCAT, aged 31 years, widow, the daughter of Joseph Brincat, married 15th November 1926 to, Alfred John WORT, aged 23 years, bachelor, Sergeant, 1st Battalion, Dorset Regiment, the son of Tom Wort
Carmela BRIMMER, of Hamrun, aged 62 years, killed by enemy bombing, 26th May 1942
William BRIMMER, of Hamrun, aged 38 years, killed by enemy bombing, 26th May 1942
Margaret Edith BRINE, the daughter of Edmund and Lily Brine, 57 Windsor Terrace, Sliema, born 12th April 1922
Gerald BRISCOE, of Gobowen, Salop, the son of Joseph and Florence Briscoe, nee Schulke, married 20th December 1959 to Helen VASSALLO, of Sliema, the daughter of Edward and Carmelina Vassallo, nee Bascetta
Muriel BROCKLEBANK, of Valletta, aged 47 years, killed by enemy bombing, 17th March 1942
James Wilton BROOKE, aged 57 years, bachelor, Lawyer, the son of James Brooke deceased, married 2nd April 1912 to, Frances Irving BEADEL, aged 47 years, spinster, the daughter of George Bickham Reese, deceased
Arthur BROOKS, of Gzira, aged 18 years, killed by enemy bombing, 12th June 1940, just two days after Italy declared war on Malta
Constable BROOKS, H.M. Dockyard Police in 1914
Maurice William BROOKS, married 23rd October 1955 to Margaret MIFSUD
John Malcolm BROWN, of Fleet, Hampshire, the son of John and Hilda Brown, nee Varndell, married 30th August 1958 to Maud Lily RICHARDSON, of Gzira, the daughter of Harry and Mary Ann Richardson, nee Bickle
W.C. BROWN, Freemason, Master of The Wayfarers Lodge 1903, 1904
Colin Patrick BRUCE, of Cranford, Middlesex, the son of Donald Eric and Dorothy Bruce, nee Mason, married 1st August 1959 to Mary MILLER, the daughter of Herbert and Rose Miller, nee Briffa
Hildegrunde BRUNS, of Germany, the daughter of Herman and Martha Bruns, married 26th May 1957 to Victor George MUSCAT, the son of Joseph and Mary Virginia Muscat, Valletta,
Albert BUCHANAN, aged 29 years, bachelor, Chargeman of Fitters, 181 Strada San Giuseppe, Senglea, the son of William Buchanan, married 29th November 1919 to, Ellen Elizabeth MACKIE, aged 17 years, spinster, the daughter of John Mackie
Ernest George BUCK, aged 35 years, bachelor, the son of Alfred Buck, married 25th August 1913 to, Jane Lamby GRIBBLE, aged 29 years, spinster, the daughter of Captain George Gribble, 1st Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers retired
E.G. BUCK, Freemason, Master of The Zetland Lodge 1907, 1908
George Alfred BUCK, born 13th July 1914, the son of Jeanie Lamby and Ernest George Buck, 2 Strada Salita della Piazza, Vittoriosa, HM Dockyard
E.G. BUDGEN, Freemason, Master of The Union of Malta Lodge 1901. Master of The Royal Naval Lodge 1908. Third District Grand Principal 1913
Arthur BUDGETT, born 27th May 1905, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. L14980
Giovanna BUGEJA, aged 59 years, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Guzeppi BUGEJA, aged 61 years, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Marija BUGEJA, aged 27 years, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Carmelo BUHAGIAR, born 22nd February 1888, Clerk Third Grade at the Audit Office in March 1918
Stanley Ernest BULFORD, married 24th June 1949, to Anne T. BIRD
C.H. BULLEN, and A.E. DUNN, both of Eastern Telegraph Co., missing since 14th April 1919 presumed drowned whilst boating
Philip M’Donald BUNCE, of New Hinksey, Oxfordshire, the son of Hector Macdonald and May Victoria Rose Bunce, nee Webb, married 6th June 1959 to Veronica PORTELLI, of Gzira, the daughter of Michael Angelo and Josephine Portelli, nee Polis
Lionel Victory BUNDAY, born 6th June 1914 in Senglea, the son of W.J. Bunday, HM Dockyard
John BUNDY, died in Qormi, on 19th April 1917, aged 18 years, the son of Alfred Bundy, caretaker of Admiralty House
Gordon BUNNY, draughtsman in HM. Dockyard, died 22nd March 1946. He was found by his wife with his head resting on a shelf in the gas oven in their home in Isouard Street, Sliema. She summoned help but he was already dead. A medical examination of his body revealed he died from gas poisoning. He left a wife Hazel Joan and ten month old daughter Sandra. At the inquest it was revealed that he had a farewell note in his trouser pocket
John BUNYAN, coal merchant, a passenger rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the Station Hospital, Valletta. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Edmond William BURFOOT, born 15th December 1901, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. J81597
Joan Patricia BURKE, married 30th April 1954 to Patrick BARRY
William Adlard BURKITT, Captain of the ‘Golconda’, died on board whilst it was moored in the harbour. He was 74 years old, and had served with the B.I. Company for 35 years. Before leaving England he had been suffering from a bad attack influenza, and doubts about his health were raised. However, he took command of the vessel but during rough weather was badly thrown about in his cabin, causing a fractured leg and three broken ribs. He died on Saturday 13th January 1900
George Frederick BURNHAM, aged 25 years, bachelor, Foreign Service Cable Operator, the son of George Frederick Burnham, married 28th February 1921 to, Lucy Mary DUNSTER, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of Ernest Barden Dunster
Joan Raymonda BURNHAM, born 23rd April 1922, the daughter of Lucy Mary and George Frederick Burnham, Eastern Telegraph Company
Melita June Evelyn BURRELL, Villa Yvonne, Ta’Xbiex, Office Manager, born 27th June 1939
Charles Reginald BURSEY, aged 25 years, bachelor, Imperial Civil Servant, the son of Charles Bursey, married 21st June 1941, to Cynthia Margaret Dora BARNES, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of Joseph HenryBarnes
Charles J. BYERS, of Cospicua, killed by enemy bombing, 9th April 1942
Mary Theresa CACHIA, of Sliema, the daughter of Philip and Victoria Cachia, nee Galea, married 5th April 1959 to Bryan Alan PATTERSON, of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, the son of Reginald and Edith Patterson, nee Beale
Mary Theresa CACHIA, of Sliema, the daughter of Philip and Victoria Cachia, nee Galea, married 5th April 1959 to Bryan Alan PATTERSON, of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, the son of Reginald and Edith Patterson, nee Beale
Mary CACHIA, married 6th October 1951 to Albert CURTIS
Salvina CACHIA, of Zabbar, the daughter of Paul and Felicita Cachia, nee Borg, married 26th December 1960 to George Frederick BASFORD, of Gosport, Hampshire, the son of George Frederick and Doreen Phyllis Basford, nee Moore
Catherine CALAMATTA, of Gzira, the daughter of Carmelo Anthony and Alice Calamatta, nee Wilcox, married 22nd May 1958 to Malcolm Charles COOPER, Mtarfa Barracks, the son of Charles William and Elizabeth Cooper, nee Halford
Madeleine Sophie CALASCIONE, of St. Julians, the daughter of Anthony and Eugenia Calascione, nee Arrigo, married 7th June 1959 to Gilbert Richard HILL, of Fernhurst, Sussex, the son of James Stanley and Gladys Joan Hill, nee Beene
Antonia CALLEJA, aged 26 years, spinster, the daughter of Joseph Calleja, married 9th April 1921 to, Richard TATTERSALL, aged 24 years, bachelor, Corporal, Loyal Regiment, the son of Thomas Richard Tattersall deceased
Carmella CALLEJA, of Birkirkara, the daughter of Paul and Joan Calleja, nee Debono, married 28th November 1959 to Ronald JONES, of Halifax, Yorkshire, the son of William Arthur and Elsie Mary Jones, nee Davis
Jessie CALLEJA, the daughter of Joseph and Emilia Calleja, nee Agius, married 10th November 1956 to Rodney THORPE, the son of John and Edna Thorpe, nee Ryson
Carmela CALLEJA CORTIS, married 9th August 1953 to Leslie Ronald TURNER
Paul CALLEJA GERA, born 12th June 1886, Clerk Third Grade at the Lieutenant Governor’s Office in March 1918
Kate CALLOWHILL, born 8th January 1895, the daughter of Joseph and Kate Callowhill. Died 6th July 1900
A.D. CALNAN, of the Lyceum, married Tuesday 11th August 1914 to, Charlotte Teresa ROWLEY, the daughter of T. Rowley of the Lyceum, at Stella Maris Church, Sliema. Mr Dutton of the Eastern Telegraph Company was Best Man, and Miss M. Reynolds the Bridesmaid
Albert E. CAMILLERI, born 29th May 1876, Clerk Second Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Dorothy (Dolores) CAMILLERI, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of Anthony Roger Camilleri, Soldier, married 14th April 1928 to, Joseph Robert ARNO, aged 25 years, bachelor, Corporal, Royal Army Medical Corps, the son of Charles George Arno
Edward L. CAMILLERI, born 12th October 1875, Clerk Third Grade at the Post Office in March 1918
Emmanuele CAMILLERI, born 30th December 1887, Clerk Third Grade at the Post Office in March 1918
Feliciano CAMILLERI, born 17th September 1874, Clerk Third Grade at the Gozo Courts in March 1918
Frank CAMILLERI, born 28th January 1885, Clerk Third Grade at the Post Office in March 1918
Giovanni P. CAMILLERI, born 10th July 1873, Clerk Second Grade at the Superior Courts March 1918
Lucy CAMILLERI, married 1st February 1953 to James Arthur WARNER, Sergeant Major
Margaret CAMILLERI, of Balzan, the daughter of Emmanuel and Lucretia Camilleri, nee Attard, married 6th May 1959 to John MURRISH, of Warmley, Bristol, the son of William and Justiana Murrish, nee Howlett
Vincent CAMILLERI, born 28th February 1882, Clerk Third Grade at the Audit Office in March 1918
Concetta CAMPBELL, of Paola, aged 59 years, killed by enemy bombing, 26th April 1942
Albert Ernest CANAWAY, aged 37 years 9 months, widower, Inspector of Smiths HM Dockyard, 86 Strada Sirene, Senglea, the son of Henry Thomas Ayling Canaway, Master Smith HM Dockyard Portsmouth, married 12th May 1915 to, Minnie Maria CRESDEE, aged 30 years 6 months, the daughter of Robert Samuel Cresdee, Established Smith HM Dockyard
Harold Douglas CANAWAY, aged 27 years, bachelor, Electrical Fitter, the son of Henry Thomas Ayling Canaway,married 30th September 1903 to, Emily Ellen MOORE, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of Albert Humphrey Moore
Mr CANDEY, was appointed Head Master of the Dockyard School in October 1915
Blanche Margaret CARBONE, of Floriana, the daughter of Rocco and Michaelina Carbone, nee Mizzi, married 20th September 1959 to John Davidson MILLER, of Dundee, Scotland, the son of John and Margaret Miller, nee MacIntyre
Benjamin Walter CARDWELL, aged 27 years, the son of Elizabeth Sarah and Frederick William Cardwell, married 24th July 1913 to, Violet MUSCAT, aged 20 years
Andrew CAREY, buried 31st March 1901, aged 44 years. Died from smallpox. Seaman on s.s. Germania. Born in Queenstown, Ireland. Married
W.C. CARNE, Freemason, Master of The Lodge of St.John and St.Paul 1901, 1903, 1904
Enyd Stella CARPENDAR. Adult. Baptised in Malta 7th May 1936, the daughter of Alexa and Leopold Arthur YATES, of Villa Frere, Pieta, Companion
John Arthur CARRINGTON, of Shirley, Warwickshire, the son of Arthur Edward and Nellie Carrington, nee Davis, married 28th July 1959 to Edmea BORG, of Msida, the daughter of Saviour and Carmen Borg, nee Abela
Charles Henry CARTER, aged 24 years, bachelor, Gas Engineer, married 28th December 1904 to, Emily Valentine THOMPSON, aged 19 years, spinster, the daughter of William Thompson deceased
Frederick Percival Pink CARTER, aged 27 years, bachelor, Clerk with the Eastern Telegraph Company, the son of Frederick Oswald Carter, Commander Attendant, married 27th October 1912 to, Sarah Elizabeth HULL, aged 27 years, spinster, the daughter of George Hull
Francis Percival Pink CARTER, Freemason, Master of The Zetland Lodge 1912. District Grand Senior Warden 1920
H. CARTWRIGHT-REID, Freemason, Third District Grand Principal 1906
Constable CARUANA, H.M. Dockyard Police in 1914
Harriet Mary CARUANA, married 10th January 1939 to Michael Francis PARKER, Lieutenant, Lincolnshire Regiment
John CARUANA, born 23rd August 1877, Clerk Second Grade at the Treasury March 1918
Margaret CARUANA, died 1st August 1918, aged 28 years. She left a husband and five young children. Former Manageress of the Military Laundry
Frederick Lawrence CARVER-TROTTER, born in Vittoriosa 3rd March 1907, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. J109014
Thomas Sydney CASHMORE, employee of Cable & Wireless, October 1943
Henry CASOLANI, born 12th May 1869, Clerk First Grade at the Lieutenant Governor’s Office in March 1918
Inez CASSAR, married 13th August 1955 to Gerald GRIFFITHS
Mary Pauline CASSAR, of Sliema, the daughter of Maximillian and Josephine Cassar, nee Grima, married 24th January 1959 to Neville George HEEKS, of Worcesteshire, the son of George and Bessie Heeks, nee Young
Paul CASSAR, born 10th February 1877, Clerk Second Grade at the Public Works Department in March 1918
Phyllis CASSAR, married 8th June 1955 to John Henry Newman HARDING
Antonio CASSAR TORREGGIANI, President of the Anglo-Maltese Bank 1927 to 1945
Juliet CASSAR-TORREGIANI, of Ta Xbiex, the daughter of Joseph and Alice Cassar Torregiani, married 26th December 1960 to Roland C.E.A.J. COMFORT, of Sunbury, Middlesex, the son of Ernest Cyril and Ida Mary Comfort
Elisabeth Frances CASTALDI, of Pawla, the daughter of Attinio and Concetta Castaldi, nee Brincat, married 20th September 1958 to Eric Geoffrey GODDARD, from Leicester, the son of Alick Telford and Irene Mary Goddard, nee Masser
William Henry CASTELL, aged 25 years, bachelor, the son of Richard Henry Castell, married 3rd December 1908 to, Emily Lena FENECH, aged 24 years, spinster, Domestic Servant, the daughter of Giovanni Fenech
Roger CASTILLO, born 7th November 1883, Clerk Third Grade at the Public Works Department in March 1918
Timoleone CASTILLO, born 21st April 1882, Clerk Third Grade at the Audit Office in March 1918
David CASTLES, of Birkirkara, aged 62 years, killed by enemy bombing, 26th June 1940
Thomas CASTLES, born in Cospicua 27th September 1904, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. J105268
Mary Connie CAUCHI, of Birkirkara, the daughter of Joseph and Josephine Cauchi, nee Tedesco, married 21st November 1960 to Keith Frank POPE, of Rye, Sussex, the son of Frank Alfred and Gloria Pope, nee Gibson
Archibald Victor CAUNTER, aged 41 years, bachelor, Clerk, 41b Strada Imrabat, Sliema, the son of Frederick Caunter deceased, married 5th August 1935 to, Sofia Pauline GEORGIADES, aged 29 years, spinster, the daughter of Dimitri Georgiades
Alberto CESAREO, born 25th April 1877, Clerk Second Grade at the Public Health Department March 1918
Eugenio CESAREO, born 25th July 1863, Clerk First Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
John H. CHALMERS, of Dundee, married at St. Andrews Scots Church on Monday afternoon 28th September 1908, to Gertrude E. MORRIS. He was employed by F. Blackley Limited of Strada Reale, Valletta, and she was the sister of Mr. E.H. Morris, the proprietor of the firm
John Harcus CHALMERS, Freemason, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1910
David CHAMBERS, married 17th July 1954 to Mary Patricia O’DRISCOLL
Edmund Alenaby CHAPMAN, aged 27 years, bachelor, Inspector of Boiler Makers, 156 Strada San Giuseppe, Senglea, the son of Edmund Chapman, married 11th October 1902 to, Amy AVIS, nee LOW, aged 30 years, widow, of 24 Church Road, New Brompton, Kent, the daughter of Peter Low
Edward CHAPMAN, aged 18 years, buried 29th November 1919. Died from enteric fever. Apprentice on board s.s. Himalaya
Frank Larter CHAPMAN, aged 37 years, widower, Foreman HM Dockyard, 10 Strada Carmine, Cospicua, the son of Henry Chapman, married 16th September 1905 to, Elizabeth Alice COOK, aged 32 years, spinster, the daughter of John Cook
Mary Elizabeth CHARMAN, died at St. George's Barracks on 11th April 1909, aged 15 years. The daughter of J.J. Charman. Buried in Addolorata cemetery
Diana Frances CHEESEMAN, born 16th October 1920 in Dijon, France, baptised 12th December 1920 in Malta, the daughter of Guy Nelson and Alice Mabel Cheeseman, Eastern Telegraph Company. the twin sister of Emily Joan
Doris CHEESEMAN, aged 45 years, killed by enemy bombing on St.Julians, 1st March 1942
Emily Joan CHEESEMAN, born 16th October 1920, in Dijon France, baptised 12th December 1920 in Malta, the daughter of Guy Nelson and Alice Mabel Cheeseman, Eastern Telegraph Company. The twin sister of Diana Frances
Nanette CHEYNE, married 19th February 1953 to Geoffrey Bede KELLY, Staff Sergeant, Royal Engineers
W.W. CHILCOTT, Freemason, Master of The Union of Malta Lodge 1900
Mary Ann CHITTENDEN, married 27th December 1955 to Richard Matthew COOLEY,
Dorothy CHRISTIAN, born 19th October 1900, the daughter of Alfred James and Edith Harriett Christian, Banker, of Valletta
G. CHRISTOPHER, stoker, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to Bighi Hospital, but able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Alfred David CHURCH, aged 27 years, bachelor, the son of David Church, married 15th February 1911 to, Elizabeth HULLY, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of Frank Hully, Naval Ordnance Officer
Helene Beatrice Catherine CHURCH, born 27th January 1920, the daughter of Elizabeth and Alfred David Church, 25 Strada Stella Maris, Sliema, Electrical Engineer
Dorothy CHURCHER, aged 4 years, of Sliema, killed by enemy bombing, 11th March 1941
George CHURCHER, aged six weeks, of Sliema, killed by enemy bombing, 11th March 1941
James CHURCHER, aged 50 years, of Sliema, killed by enemy bombing, 11th March 1941
James Henry CHURCHER, aged 9 years, of Sliema, killed by enemy bombing, 11th March 1941
Giovanni CIANTAR, aged 59 years, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Michael CIANTAR, born 24th August 1874, Clerk Second Grade at the Audit Office in March 1918
Alexandra CINI, the daughter of Harry and Eva Cini, Royal Hotel, Valletta, Clerk, born 11th April 1922
Jenny CIPRIOTT, aged 19 years, spinster, the daughter of Lorenzo Cipriott deceased, Carpenter, married 6th Dec 1918 to, Arthur Emlyn JONES, aged 21 years, bachelor, Electrical Engineer, HMS Egmont, the son of John Jones, Farmer
J. CLARK, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1904
John CLARK, aged 45 years, widower, Engineer, the son of John Clark deceased, married 2nd February 1912 to, Elizabeth EVANS, nee HARVEY, aged 33 years, widow, the daughter of Edward Harvey
Lawrence CLARK married Mary Vera MEDINA, in a Roman Catholic ceremony, and received a blessing by the Church of England upon their marriage 23rd January 1928
Nicholas James William CLARK, aged 29 years, bachelor, Foreman of Works, 19 Strada Sirene, Senglea, the son of Nicholas Clark deceased, married 5th November 1904 to, Katherine Rebecca EVANS, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of Levi Evans
Sonya Mavis CLARK, the daughter of Violet Olive and Walter Davies Clark, 89 Strada San Elena, P.T.I.(Gym Instructor) born 2nd February 1930
Mr CLARKE, a civilian with the Army Service Corps, his son fell into a well and was killed February 1915
Hilda CLARKE, of Sliema, aged 34 years, killed by enemy bombing, 1st April 1942
Ivy CLARKE, of Sliema, aged 5 years, killed by enemy bombing, 1st April 1942
John Gordon CLARKE, the son of Gladys Mary and Maurice Campbell Clarke, 197 Strada It Torri, Sliema, Telegraphist, born 23rd August 1921
Joseph CLARKE, of Sliema, aged 2 years, killed by enemy bombing, 1st April 1942
Maurice Campbell CLARKE, aged 32 years, bachelor, Telegraphist, the son of William Elsden Clarke, married 3rd November 1920 to, Gladys May OWEN, aged 26 years, spinster, the daughter of George Owen, Superintendent, Eastern Telegraph Company retired
Rita CLEMENS, buried 22nd January 1931, aged 6 years. Died from diphtheria
Stanley William CLEMENTS, born 6th June 1917, the son of Edith and Herbert Edward Clements, Fitter, HM Dockyard
Pamela Mary Elizabeth CLINK, the daughter of Winifred Elsie and Ralph Ernest Clink, 8c Strada Magazzini, Floriana, Civil Servant, baptised in Malta 11th October 1930
Arthur Edwin COATES, aged 29 years, bachelor, Deputy Armament Supply Officer, the son of Frederick James Coates, married 12th October 1919 to, Nathalie PIETSCHKOWSKY, aged 25 years, spinster,the daughter of George Pietschkowsky deceased
Anne COKE, married 12th March 1955 to Colin TAYLOR
J. COLE, Freemason, Master of The Wayfarers Lodge 1913
James Frederick COLE, aged 23 years, bachelor, Radio Operator, the son of Hayden Victor Cole, married 15th May 1948, to Louise Bernardette GRAY, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of William Gray
Mary COLE, married 20th November 1949, to Edward BONELLO
Edgar COLEBORN, aged 36 years, bachelor, the son of Thomas Coleborn deceased, married 19th December 1916 to, Barbara ROBSON, aged 26 years, spinster, the daughter of Thomas Robson deceased
Vincent COLEIRO, a furniture manufacturer and retailer, in Floriana and Pieta, died in 1901. The firm was then managed by his son Salvo Coleiro
John Frederick COLEMAN, married 5th May 1954 to Elizabeth Mary CROWSON
Walter COLES, aged 22 years, bachelor, Gunner, the son of William Coles, married 7th March 1902 to, Despinas PORNARA, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of Demetri Pornara
Patrick COLLINS, stoker, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the Soldiers and Sailors Institue, able to attend the funerals on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Kathleen Isabel COLSON, born 26th May 1900, the daughter of Charles Henry and Bessie Isabel Maud Colson, Civil Engineer
Charles COLVIN, ordinary seaman, aged about 14 years, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the Soldiers and Sailors Institure, able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Roland C.E.A.J. COMFORT, of Sunbury, Middlesex, the son of Ernest Cyril and Ida Mary Comfort, married 26th December 1960 to Juliet CASSAR-TORREGIANI, of Ta Xbiex, the daughter of Joseph and Alice Cassar Torregiani
Constable CONNOR, H.M. Dockyard Police in 1914
Lionel P. CONSTANTINIDE, the son of Constantinide and Louise Constantinide, Sub-Manager, Imperial Ottoman Bank, from Larnaca, Cyprus, born 28th December 1903
Desmond CONWAY, of Scotland, the son of John and Margaret Conway, nee Molloy, married 3rd September 1960 to Patricia GREEN, of Hertfordshire, the daughter of William and Dorothy Green, nee Bremner
Richard Matthew COOLEY, married 27th December 1955 to Mary Ann CHITTENDEN
G. COOK, married 1st May 1946, to Miss J. PSAILA
Harold Benjamin COOK, born 8th May 1886, baptised in Malta 10th January 1909. The son of Charles and Clara Elizabeth Cook
John COOK, pantryman, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the Soldiers and Sailors Institute, able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Maggie COOK, aged 56 years, of Tarxien, killed by enemy bombing, 11th October 1942
T. COOK, Foreman of Works, committed suicide at his residence in Strada Irlandese, Vittoriosa, by cutting his throat with a razor. He was badly stressed by his wife’s illness. His young son was playing outside and heard his father fall, and although help was immediately summoned it was too late
W.L.P. COOK, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1906
Kathleen Isabel COOKE, born 9th June 1904, the daughter of Sarah Louisa and Robert George Cooke, 10 Strada Ridolfo, Sliema, Inspector of Army Schools
Richard Stanley COOKE, born 13th October 1905, the son of Alice Louise and Stanley Charles Frank Cooke, Secretary, HM Dockyard
Gertrude Lucy COOMBS, baptised 21st April 1907, the daughter of Henry and Anna Coombs, Foreman, of St. Pauls Bay
Robert Bernard COOMBS, married 12th September 1954 to Margaret Mary BATTARBEE
Dorothy Ethel Macartney COOPER, born 19th September 1913, the daughter of Georgina Ethel Cooper
Leonard COOPER, aged 25 years, bachelor, Fitter HM Dockyard, the son of Benjamin Cooper, married 3rd March 1917 to, Lily Isabella CONWAY, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of William Conway
F.Y. COPE, Freemason, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1911
Muriel CORDWELL, married 24th February 1943, to Lieutenant CARUANA
Winifred CORDWELL, of Sliema, the daughter of Benjamin Walter and Violet Cordwell, nee Muscat, married 17th January 1959 to Edwin David BEEDELL, of Hove, Sussex, the son of Edwin Mainland and Ethel M. Beedell, nee Lefevre
Thomas CORK, married 28th April 1949 to Helen Mary BRADSTOCK
Denis Rupert COSSINS, born 9th June 1915, the son of Violet Winifrede and Lewis Robert Cossins, of Marsala, Sicily
Louis Robert COSSINS, aged 37 years, bachelor, the son of Richard Brown Cossins deceased, British Vice Consul, Marsala, Sicily, married 20th October 1909 to, Violet Winifride TWELVES, aged 21 years, spinster, of Claughton House, Victoria Terrace, Sliema, the daughter of Alfred Twelves, Bank Manager
Winifride Joan Desiree COSSINS, born 29th November 1918, the daughter of Violet Winifrede and Lewis Robert Cossins, of Marsala, Sicily
John William COSTELLOE, born 27th May 1902, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. M28808
Peter Gordon COUNSELL, born 16th September 1919, the son of Elizabeth Eleanor and Cecil Furbisher Counsell, Cable Operator, Eastern Telegraph Company
John Gerald Henry COVE, baptised 19th February 1912, the son of Gerald Henry and Carmen Sonia Cove, of Casal Balzan
Richard COVINGTON, married 24th October 1953 to Margaret ROACH
John Christopher COX, married 5th February 1956 to Elizabeth June DONALDSON
William Philip COX, aged 36 years, bachelor, Electrician in HM Dockyard, the son of Philip Matthew Cox deceased, married 19th May 1913 to, Edith SLEEP, aged 33 years, spinster, of 50 Hill Street, Woolwich, Kent, but residing at the Soldiers and Sailors Institute, Valletta, the daughter of William Henry Sleep
Stanley James CRAIG, aged 36 years, bachelor, Civil Servant, the son of James Craig, married 17th February 1940, to Ruth REYNOLDS, aged 34 years, spinster, Civil Servant, from Plymouth, the daughter of Edward Reynolds
G. CRANCH, Freemason, Master of The Union of Malta Lodge 1901
Salvatore CREMONA, born 28th March 1887, Clerk Third Grade at the Customs Department in March 1918
William James CRIBBENS, aged 29 years, bachelor, Clerk, Army Accounts Department, the son of William George Cribbens, married 19th June 1909 to, Mary Myra HUGHES, aged 31 years, spinster, Nurse, the daughter of Hugh Hughes
Janet Charlotte Frances CRIPPS, born 30th October 1910, the daughter of Charles William and Janet Cripps, Clerk
Alfreda CROCKFORD, born 18th April 1902, the daughter of Alfred Hood and Rhoda Crockford, Villa Gzira, Sliema, Merchant
Lillian Mary CROCKFORD, born 4th February 1900, the daughter of Alfred Hood and Rhoda Crockford, Merchant
Mabel CROCKFORD, died 6th April 1914, aged 2 years 6 months, the second daughter of Reginald Crockford, of Sliema
Rhoda CROCKFORD, aged 51 years, widow, the daughter of John RUSSELL deceased, married 15th December 1920 to, Stanley Harris BOWDEN, aged 32 years, bachelor, Engineer, the son of William Bowden
W. CROWLEY, buried 31st July 1911, aged 42 years. Died from pneumonia. Seaman. Unmarried
Elizabeth Mary CROWSON, married 5th May 1954 to John Frederick COLEMAN
Elizabeth Mary CRUNELS, married 18th May 1948 to Charles William WHITE
Frederick Arthur CUCKBILL, married 26th April 1954 to Margaret Beatrice DRAYCOTT
Elizabeth CUEL, the daughter of Chief Petty Officer Cuel, of Pawla, married in July 1943 at the Church of Christ the King, Pawla, to Captain A.G. MacTAVISH, Royal Signals
Eric CUMMINGS, of Spalding, Lincolnshire, the son of Percy and Olive Cummings, nee Bloodworth, married 22nd October 1960 to Teresa SANT, of St. Julians, the daughter of Bartholomew and Rose Sant, nee Mercieca
W.C. CURME, Freemason, appointed Deputy District Grand Master in 1902. Second District Grand Principal 1902, 1903, 1904
George CURMI, born 4th September 1861, Clerk First Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Henry CURMI, born 2nd October 1890, Clerk Third Grade at the W.W. and Electric Lighting Department in March 1918
Margaret Rose CURMI, of Sliema, the daughter of Carmel and Emily Curmi, nee Mifsud, married 15th August 1959 to Michael Frederick GREEN, Hull, Yorkshire, the son of George Frederick and Kathleen Green, nee Mason
Pauline CURMI CECY, aged 23 years, died 10th April 1910. The youngest daughter of the late Dr. Filippo Curmi Cecy, and sister of the Reverend Curmi Cecy
A. CURRIE. Sailor on the Redruth of Cardiff. When the ship arrived in Malta on 18th January 1919 with its cargo of coal, Captain Cross reported his death. At 11.45 a.m. on 7th January he was knocked down by the sea and badly injured, both arms broken and internal injuries. He died the same day and was buried at sea the next at Latitude 45.32 N, and Longtitude 9.25 West
Albert CURTIS, married 6th October 1951 to Mary CACHIA
Rupert Aubrey Basil CURTIS, the son of Reginald and Florence Elizabeth Selina Curtis, Telegraphist, Eastern Telegraph Company, born 25th June 1920
Harold Ewart CUSACK, aged 23 years, bachelor, Boiler Maker, the son of James Henry Cusack, Rigger, married 2nd March 1909 to, Lillie Blanche FERRIS, aged 20 years, spinster, the daughter of Josiah Ferris, Fitter
Rachel Mary CUTLER, of Bow, London, the daughter of John and Constance Eunice Cutler, nee Stephens, married 30th April 1960 to Alain Justin MARENGO-ROWE, of Whitechapel, London, the son of Adrian and Leila Marengo, nee Urso
Frances Patricia CUTTER, of Pieta, aged 19 years, killed by enemy bombing, 15th February 1942
Ronald CUTTER, of Goole, Yorkshire, the son of Harry and Vera Cutter,
nee Wroe, married 24th August 1958 to Sarah Ann BREEN, Sliema, the
daughter of John Joseph and Antonia Breen, nee De Giovanni
Maine Lillian DALLAS, the daughter of Constantine and Lefki Dallas, of Smyrna, Asia Minor, Assistant Cashier, Ottoman Ry. Co., born 13th June 1921
Elizabeth DALY, aged 28 years, spinster, married 25th October 1900, to William YOUNG, aged 29 years, bachelor, Corporal, Royal Engineers
John Joseph DALY, buried 27th February 1908, aged 1 year 8 months. Died from scarlet fever. Born in Newry, Ireland
Graham John DAMP, the son of John William and Ada Lilian Damp, 16E Parallel Street, Sliema, Electrical Engineer, born 30th June 1927
Achilles G. DANDRIA, born 11th November 1888, Clerk Third Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
H. DANIELL, Freemason, Master of The Wayfarers Lodge 1912
Anthony Gerald DAVEY, the son of the late George Luckham and Lucy Doreen Davey, nee Waterfield, married 29th December 1959 to Mary Carmel MORGAN, David Bruce Military Hospital, Mtarfa, the daughter of John and Bridget Frances Morgan, nee Shevlin
Edward DAVIES, aged 60 years, bachelor, Foreman at Pearsons Ltd., the son of James Davies, married 26th June 1902 to, Rebecca JONES, nee ARCHER, aged 42 years, widow, the daughter of James Archer
Myrddin Edwards DAVIES, married 28th December 1949, to Mary Gloria DILLY
Arthur DE CESARE, born 4th April 1880, Clerk Second Grade at the Treasury in March 1918
Peter Paul DE CESARE, born 25th November 1876, Clerk First Grade at the Lieutenant Governor’s Office in March 1918
Robert DECESARE, died 31st October 1910 at his residence in Sliema, aged 68 years
Lucy De GIORGIO, of Paola, the daughter of Joseph and Theresa De Giorgio, married 27th April 1958 to Leslie Clifford Joseph DRABBLE, Royal Air Force, from Llandudno, Wales, the son of Harry and Edna Drabble
Stanley Neville Thomas DE MONTMORENCY BLUM, the son of Stanley and Dorothy May de Montmorency Blum, Calypso, Hookham Frere Street, Pieta, Assistant Manager, born 27th August 1933
Joseph Cyril DECAUX, aged 27 years, bachelor, Inspector, NAAFI, the son of Wiliam Decaux, married 5th May 1936 to, Joyce Hazel WESTACOTT, aged 23 years, spinster, from Babbacombe, Devon, the daughter of Thomas Westacott
Beatrice DEGIORGIO, married 2nd January 1944 to Alan Sydney JONES, Sergeant, Royal Air Force
Ernest Frederick DEMUTH, the son of Jack and Marguerite Demuth, Chelsea Flats, Valletta, Cork Merchant, born 5th April. 1935
Alfred DENARO, born 25th October 1970, Clerk First Grade at the Monte di Pieta in March 1918
John Douglas Carey DENNIS, aged 22 years, bachelor, Schoolmaster, the son of Alfred Dennis, Miller, married 12th November 1908 to, Jessie ASHTON, aged 45 years, spinster, the daughter of John Ashton
William Charles Harold Nicholas DERBRIDGE, aged 34 years, bachelor, 2nd Steward Merchant Navy, MV Port Chalmers, the son of William Joseph Hugh Derbridge, married 14th October 1942, to Sureyia Hanim SALIM, aged 28 years, spinster, the daughter of Sally Salim
Colin Francis DEVINE, of Roscommon, Ireland, the son of Arthur and Agnes Devine, nee Geratey, married 28th November 1959 to Mary Patricia FITZGERALD, of Carlow, Ireland, the daughter of John and Bridget Fitzgerald, nee Haughney
Robert DEVINE, chief cook, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the British Seamens Hospital. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Joseph DIGBY, born in Hamrun 5th February 1902, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. L13239
Beatrice Catherine DILLEY, the daughter of the late Robert Dilley, of Sliema, married 18th September 1944 to Captain John HOPKINS, of Merthyr Tydvil, Wales
Doreen Winifrede DILLEY, the daughter of the late Robert Dilley, 95 Windsor Terrace, Sliema, married 15th December 1943 to Captain Robert Chester SPENCER Jr., U.S. Army Air Corps, from Philadelphia, U.S.A.
Vivian Albert DILLON, married 26th July 1947 to Maria TABONE
Mary DIMECH, of Msida, the daughter of George and Rita Dimech, nee Barbara, married 31st December 1960 to William WILD, of South Shields, the son of Ernest and Ann Wild, nee Johnson
Mary Victoria DINGLI, of Hamrun, the daughter of Frank and Lina Dingli, nee Tanti, married 7th February 1959 to Kenneth Edward ROWLAND, of Sale, Cheshire, the son of Edward and Clarice Rowland, nee Hill
Sir Adrian DINGLI, born 8th October 1817, in Valletta, the son of Sir Paolo and Mariana Dingli, nee Xuereb, baptized at Porto Salvo. Full name Michael Adrianus Andreas Joseph Vincentius Eduardus Dingli. Graduated Doctor of Laws from Malta University 1836, spent following six years touring other European countries. Appointed Crown Advocate in January 1854. Married 19th February 1854, Catherine MAMO, the eldest daughter of Hon. Vincenzo Mamo. She died three years later in 1857, aged 37 years. Their only son died in adolescence. In 1879 he married Amy Mildred CHARLTON, daughter of W.H. Charlton, of Northumberland. They had one son, also named Adrian who was born 30th August 1881, when Sir Adrian was almost 64 years old. He died in Valletta, 25th November 1900, aged 83 years
Adrian DINGLI, the only son of the late Sir Adrian Dingli, married 7th January 1905 at the Brompton Oratory, London, to Geraldine CURWEN, the youngest daughter of the late Henry Curwen of Workington Hall, Westmoreland
Hugh Allan DIXON, married 4th June 1949, to Jessie Anne WESTWOOD
Elizabeth June DONALDSON, married 5th February 1956 to John Christopher COX
Margaret DORIN, married 6th June 1955 to Colin Thomas PERCIVAL
R.D. DORMER, Freemason, Master of The Wayfarers Lodge 1902
William Henry DORMOR, born 23rd November 1906, the son of Henry Duncan and Ethel Hannah Mary Dormor, 4 Victoria Gardens, Sliema, Civil Engineer
Mrs DOUGLAS, the wife of Reginald Fraser Douglas, Eastern Telegraph Company, gave birth to a son in the Blue Sisters Hospital, 13th November 1918
Elizabeth Mary DOUGLAS, the daughter of Reginald Fraser and Sylvia Irwin Douglas, of 16 Parallel Street, Sliema, Eastern Telegraph Company, born 29th April 1920
Reginald Fraser DOUGLAS, aged 28 years, bachelor, Submarine Telegraph Clerk, the son of Arthur Douglas, Banker, married 28th January 1918 to, Sylvia Irwin BELL, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of Charles William Bell, Banker
Mrs DOWDALL, the wife of Peter Dowdall, gave birth to a daughter, 12th January 1912
Algernon Leslie DOWDESWELL, aged 27 years, bachelor, Bank Clerk in Alexandria, Egypt, the son of Frederick Thomas Dowdeswell, Bank Manager retired, married 24th October 1925 to, Helen May HARE, aged 24 years, spinster, of 58 Victoria Terrace, Sliema the daughter of Herbert Leoni William Hare, Bank Manager retired
June Mary DOWSE, 17 years, spinster, Cinema Usherette, the daughter of Frank Dowse, Electrician, married 20th September 1958 to, George Frederick William FISH, 22 years, bachelor, Electrician, Royal Navy, HMS Bermuda, the son of George Frederick Fish, Fitter
A.W. DOWSETT, Freemason, Master of The Union of Malta Lodge 1910
Thomas Henry DRAKE, aged 30 years, bachelor, the son of James Drake, married 19th September 1914 to, Gladys Kate ROBINS, aged 27 years, spinster, the daughter of Charles Robins
Margaret Beatrice DRAYCOTT, married 26th April 1954 to Frederick Arthur CUCKBILL
F. DREDGE, Freemason, Master of The Wayfarers Lodge 1908
Eileen DRENNAN, married 30th January 1951 to Alfred SHUKER
Frances Catharine DRURY, married 30th July 1940, to Arthur ELLUL SULLIVAN
Eric DUDLEY, the son of William and Janet Dudley, of Llandrindod, Wales, married 16th February 1957 to Frances PISANI, the daughter of Gaetano and Theodora Pisani, from Paola
Cecelia DUDMAN, married 23rd July 1942 to John O. BELL
Kathleen DUFFY, married 8th October 1955 to Terence GARTY
F.K. DUNCAN, employee of Cable & Wireless, in October 1943. The son of Reverend George Duncan, Shepton, Oxfordshire
A.E. DUNN and C.H. BULLEN, both of Eastern Telegraph Co., missing since 14th April 1919 presumed drowned whilst boating
John DUNN, married 23rd October 1954 to Olive BOARDMAN
Pamela Cynthia DUNNETT, 23 years, spinster, Clerk, the daughter of Arthur Dunnett, Station Engineer, married 29th March 1958 to, Arthur John CUDBY, 21 years, bachelor, Sergeant, Royal Air Force, RAF Dingli, the son of George Solomon Cudby, Steelworker
Frances Catharine DRURY, married 30th July 1940 to Arthur ELLUL SULLIVAN
Keith DURRANT, married 22nd February 1954 to Mary Ann YOUNG
John DYER, married 29th November 1951 to Mary BARNES
Thomas DYER, died 12th September 1914, aged 74 years, leaving a widow. An Army pensioner, formerly with 1st Battalion, Royal Munster Fusiliers
David Marshall EASTWOOD, the son of Margaret Frances Euphemia and Edward Hugh Eastwood, Isouard Street, Sliema, Cable Electrician, Eastern Telegraph Company, born 24th August 1936
Michael William EASTWOOD, married 6th September 1944, to Mary OLIVIERI, of Sliema
Michael John Willis EBBS, the son of Constance Catherine Ebbs, 52 Windsor Terrace, Sliema, born 18th September 1933
Agatha Emma EBEJER, of Cospicua, the daughter of Arthur and Victoria Ebejer, nee Licari, married 7th February 1959 to William Frederick BILES, of Little Sutton, Cheshire, the son of Thomas Frederick and Monica Patricia Biles, nee Thomas
Cecil EDEN, aged 29 years, bachelor, Telegraphist, the son of Robert Henry Eden deceased, married 27th February 1915 to, Catherine DOWNING, aged 28 years, spinster, the daughter of John Downing
Marjory Cecil EDEN, born 19th January 1916, the daughter of Cecil and Catherine Eden, Telegraphist
Kenneth EDWARDS, aged 29 years, bachelor, the son of Albert Edwards, married 16th February 1949, to Valerie Ann SPICER, aged 19 years, spinster, the daughter of Jack Spicer
Paul Walter ELLUL SULLIVAN, the son of Francis Xavier and Mary Ellul
Sullivan, nee Grixti, married 14th May 1955 to Elizabeth HAIN, the daughter of John and Mary Hain, nee Wilkie
Frank Colborne ENGLAND, aged 26 years, bachelor, the son of Alfred James England deceased, married 4th May 1912 to, Nellie Maria Liusa Ruth OLIVIERI, aged 20 years, spinster, the daughter of Leonida Olivieri, Physician
Paula ERCELIA, married 6th October 1956 to Michael Cornelius GREANEY
Henry Symons ESTLICK, born 12th July 1905, the son of Samuel Henry and Margaret Estlick, Chemist
Samuel Henry ESTLICK, aged 27 years, bachelor, Chemist, the son of John Estlick deceased, married 21st March 1904 to, Margaret Crymes SYMONS, aged 29 years, spinster, from Launceston, Cornwall, the daughter of Edward Symons deceased
Gwendoline Mary EVANS, 20 years, spinster, Clerk, the daughter of Clifford Charles Evans, Farmer, married April 1958 to, Philip Edward FARMER, 21 years, bachelor, Corporal, Royal Air Force, RAF Ta Kali, the son of Ernest Denis Farmer deceased, Chargehand
Isaac EVANS, aged 29 years, bachelor, Merchant Marine Officer, the son of Evan Jones Evans, married 16th May 1925 to, Marjorie Lettice MIDWINTER, nee CHANT, aged 26 years, widow, the daughter of Frederick Chant
Jane EVANS, married 12th April 1950 to George William GREGORY
Mavis Joan EVANS, of Gzira, the daughter of William James and Teresa Evans, nee Purcell, married 15th October 1958 to Douglas Patrick GRIFFEITS, Royal Navy, the son of Henry and Hannah Griffeits, nee Elliott
W.E. EVANS, Freemason, Master of The Zetland Lodge 1913
Miss Louisa EVERITT, died 7th April 1912, aged 77 years, in Hamrun. A private teacher, she had been a resident in Malta for about forty-five years
Richard Fielder EWING, aged 26 years, bachelor, Medical Practitioner, RAF station Luqa, the son of Frederick Charles Ewing, married 1st March 1947, to Evelyn BUNTON, aged 28 years, spinster, State Registered Nurse, the daughter of Ernest Cook Bunton
John Claude FAIRCLOUGH, aged 33 years, bachelor, the son of James Claude Fairclough, married 12th May 1953, to Kathleen Isabella DOUGLAS, aged 27 years, spinster, Nursing Sister, Q.A.R.N.N.S., the daughter of John Smith Douglas
Winifred Margaret FALLON, the daughter of Professor D. Fallon, married 25th September 1918 to, Denis Ward GRANET, Lieutenant, Royal Navy
Mrs FALLON, the wife of D. Fallon, Professor at Malta University, died 26th December 1918
Theresa FALZON, of Rabat, the daughter of Anthony and Margaret
Falzon, nee Falzon, married 22nd May 1960 to Malcolm HODGSON, Royal
Air Force, RAF Luqa, the son of Harold and Hilda Hodgson, nee Bell
Catherine FARMAN, aged 14 years, had an accident on 8th February 1915. A parafin lamp exploded, setting her dress on fire, which engulfed her in flames. Though taken to the Central Hospital she died the following morning, 9th February
R.N. FARMER, Freemason, Master of The Zetland Lodge 1904
Antonia FARRELL, of Senglea, aged 27 years, killed by enemy bombing, 16th January 1941. The damaged aircraft carrier Illustrious arrived that day in Grand Harbour and the enemy increased air attacks to sink it but caused considerable damage to the surrounding area
William FARRELL, of Senglea, aged 38 years, killed by enemy bombing 16th January 1941
Amy FARRUGIA, of St. Margaret Street, Sliema, married October 1943 to Alfred HUNT, of Prince of Wales Road, Sliema, at St. Gregory’s Church, Sliema
Georgina FARRUGIA, aged 19 years, spinster, the daughter of Francis Farrugia, married 29th January 1927 to, James Henry CHURCHER, aged 28 years, bachelor, Soldier, the son of James Henry Churcher
Ines Rose FARRUGIA, of Sliema, the daughter of Rocco and Carmela Farrugia, nee Montebello, married 31st December 1960 to Harold Robert FLOWERS, of Pollocksville, North Carolina, U.S.A., the son of Herbert and Emma Flowers, nee Bennett
John FARRUGIA, born 21st June 1893, Clerk Third Grade at the Crown Advocate’s Office in March 1918
Joseph FARRUGIA, born 26th August 1866, Clerk First Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Paul FARRUGIA, born 10th October 1880, Clerk First Grade at the Post Office in March 1918
Roger FARRUGIA, born 28th March 1879, Clerk First Grade at the Audit Office in March 1918
Anthony FENECH, born 6th January 1887, Clerk Third Grade at the W.W. and Electric Lighting Department in March 1918
Emily Lena FENECH, aged 24 years, spinster, Domestic Servant, the daughter of Giovanni Fenech, married 3rd December 1908 to, William Henry CASTELL, aged 25 years, bachelor, the son of Richard Henry Castell
Josephine FENECH, of St. Julians, the daughter of Elia and Jane Fenech, nee Sammut, married 4th September 1960 to Bernard Meaney KILFORD, Royal Navy, HMS Minor 6, the son of Stephen and Kate Meaney Kilford, nee Baker
Francis Charles FERGUSON, aged 34 years, bachelor, Works Superintendent, Malta Mediterranean Gas Company, the son of Paymaster Captain Charles James Ferguson, Royal Navy retired, married 9th September 1935 to, Doris Muriel GRAY, aged 29 years, spinster, from Starbeck, Harrogate, the daughter of Thomas William Gray
Jennifer Crighton FERGUSON, the daughter of Doris Muriel and Francis Charles Ferguson, 78 Depiro Street, Sliema, Gas Engineer, born 9th December 1936
Antonia Rita FERRANTE, married 7th February 1953 to Alan Patrick FLETCHER
Frederick Amery FERRELL, buried 13th July 1923, aged 2 years. The son of James and Carmela Ferrell
Mary Bernice Dorothy Finch FIELD, born 19th November 1908, the daughter of Ethel May and John Edward Finch Field, Windsor Terrace, Sliema, Telegraphist
Henry James FIELDER, born 27th July 1907, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. J77930
A. FINCH, was Honorary Choirmaster at Holy Trinity Church, Sliema, for seven years before returning to England in April 1912. On behalf of the congregation he was presented with a pair of silver candlesticks, inkstand, and paper knife, by Churchwarden Jenkin
J.E. FINCH FIELD, his wife gave birth to a daughter on 19th November 1908, at Windsor Terrace, Sliema
Ada Mary FINTIMAN, married 29th December 1943 to Arthur Edward TREBY, Royal Army Service Corps
Sarah H. FIRMAN, aged 57 years, born in Weymouth, Dorset, the widow of Frederick F. Firman, died Wednesday 23rd September 1914 at Blue Sisters Hospital. She left one daughter and three sons
Daphne Monica Miriam FISH, born 5th July 1925, the daughter of Miriam Alice and Leonard Silvie Fish, Victoria House, 15a Victoria Avenue, Sliema, Electrician, Eastern Telegraph Company
Agnes Pauline FISHER, born 22nd June 1915, the daughter of Agnes Beatrice and John Campbell Fisher, Villa Delicata, St.Julians, Colonial Civil Service
John Edmund FISHER, born 28th October 1917, the son of Agnes Beatrice and John Campbell Fisher, Villa Delicata, St.Julians, Colonial Civil Service
John Henry FITZGERALD, died 8th March 1904 at his residence Piazza Maggiore, Floriana, aged 67 years. Late of the Queen's Own Madras Sappers and Miners. He left a widow and family
Mary Patricia FITZGERALD, of Carlow, Ireland, the daughter of John and Bridget Fitzgerald, nee Haughney, married 28th November 1959 to Colin Francis DEVINE, of Roscommon, Ireland, the son of Arthur and Agnes Devine, nee Geratey
Constable FLAHERTY, H.M. Dockyard Police in 1914
Alan Patrick FLETCHER, married 7th February 1953 to Antonia Rita FERRANTE
Harold Robert FLOWERS, of Pollocksville, North Carolina, U.S.A., the son of Herbert and Emma Flowers, nee Bennett, married 31st December 1960 to Ines Rose FARRUGIA, of Sliema, the daughter of Rocco and Carmela Farrugia, nee Montebello
Margaret Blanche FORBES, born 22nd September 1901, the daughter of Henry D. and Edith Ann Forbes
Carmelo FORMOSA, born 17th January 1870, Clerk Second Grade at the Court of Judicial Police in March 1918
John FORSHAW, married 1st September 1956 to Marion Teresa ASHCROFT
Kenneth John FORSYTH, the son of Thomas and Catherine Forsyth, nee Watt, married 26th February 1954 to Catherine HEGGIE, the daughter of Robert and mother Anne Heggie, nee Henderson
Charlie FOUNTAIN, aged 45 years, died 6th February 1946 in Marsascala. He left a mother, and brother Joseph Fountain
Count Edward SANT FOURNIER, President of the Bank of Malta 1935 to 1945
May Noella FOWLER, born September 1922, the daughter of William and Fanny Catherine Fowler, Savoy Hotel, Sliema, Schoolmaster
Colonel John L. FRANCIA, President of the Bank of Malta 1917 to 1934
Phyllis Audrey Patricia FRANKLAND, 21 years, spinster, Children's Nurse, the daughter of John Sidney Frankland, Chef, married 22nd February 1958 to, Denis SANDERSON, 21 years, bachelor, Senior Aircraftsman, Royal Air Force, RAF Luqa, the son of James George Sanderson, Engineer
Herbert William FRESHWATER, aged 30 years, bachelor, Employee of British American Tobacco Company, 5G Strada Pace, Sliema, the son of Herbert William Freshwater, married 4th January 1935, to Ruby Melita LEE, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of Henry Robert Ernest Lee, General Manager, British American Tobacco Company
Harry FRIEND, a seaman on s.s. City went missing. His ship was discharging coal in Porto Nuovo. His body was found floating in the harbour on Thursday 23rd July 1908, and it was believed that he fell into the water returning to the ship under the influence of drink. He was 30 years old
William Charles FRIPP, aged 28 years, bachelor, Electrical Engineer, the son of Jesse Fripp, married 29th April 1907 to, Elizabeth THOMAS, aged 22 years, spinster, of the Parish of All Saints, Poplar, London, the daughter of William Thomas
W.C. FRIPP, Freemason, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1913
William Godfrey Jesse FRIPP, baptised in Malta 5th April 1908, the son of William Charles and Elizabeth Fripp, Electrical Engineer
Mary Ellen FULLER, baptised 19th July 1925, the daughter of Santana (deceased) and Magda Franzen Fuller, Hotel Porter
Victor Reginald FURNEAUX, married 1949, to Norah WESTON
Mary FUTCHER, born 17th September 1926, the daughter of Winifred Mary and Edward Sydenham Markland Futcher, of 8 Church Avenue, Casal Paola, Inspector of Engine Fitters at the Dockyard
Raphael GABARRETTA, the proprietor of St.James Hotel, 226 Strada San Paolo, Valletta, which was opened in 1904
Antoinette GAFA, of Zejtun, the daughter of Joseph and Mary Gafa, nee Bencini, married 1st February 1959 to Robert F.A. LYCETT, of Huntington, Staffordshire, the son of Robert Bertham and Catherine Lycett, nee Whittcase
Albert J. GALDES, born 12th August 1878, Clerk Third Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Giovanna GALDES, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of Paolo Galdes deceased, married 31st July 1911 to, William John MILLER, aged 23 years, bachelor, Soldier, Royal Garrison Artillery, the son of William Miller
Michael A. GALDES, born 5th December 1883, Clerk Third Grade at the Public Registry in March 1918
Alfonso M. GALEA, President of the Anglo-Maltese Bank 1914
Felica GALEA, of Sliema, the daughter of John and Felica Galea, nee Fenech, married 21st September 1958 to Colin KAYE, of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, the son of John Sykes and Nellie Kaye, nee Dean
Maddalena GALEA, aged 3 months, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Maria Christine GALEA, of Rabat, the daughter of Carmelo and Imelda Galea, nee Vassallo, married 25th September 1960 to John David HARDISTY, from Yorkshire, the son of John David and Emma Hardisty, nee Whittington
Marija GALEA, aged 3 years, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Sunta GALEA, aged 27 years, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
A.C. GALLOWAY, Freemason, Master of The Lodge of St.John and St.Paul 1909
Florence Evans GARD, the wife of G.P. Gard, HM Dockyard, the daughter of Richard and Elizabeth BAKER, HM Dockyard Devonport, born 15th October 1866, baptised in Malta 18th December 1915
Leslie Leonard Hubert GARLAND, born 17th January 1908, the son of Alfred Herbert and Louisa Maria Garland, 68 Windsor Terrace, Sliema, Principal Writer, N.S.Department
Elizabeth Melita GARRARD, born 22nd August 1903, the daughter of Ernest Frederick and Elizabeth Maude Garrard, 27 Strada It Torri, Sliema, Assistant Cashier, HM Dockyard
Ernest Frederick GARRARD, aged 23 years, bachelor, Civil Servant, the son of Charles Frederick Garrard, married 1st October 1902 to, Elizabeth Maude BAILEY, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of William Bailey, R.N.
Dennis Louis GARRETT, married 12th April 1951 to Lilian May LOWELL
Terence GARTY, married 8th October 1955 to Kathleen DUFFY
Stanley GATRELL, married 13th June 1938, to Angela Mary JOYCE
Edgar GATT, born 27th July 1872, Clerk Second Grade at the Charitable Institutions in March 1918
Edward A. GATT, born 25th February 1885, Clerk Third Grade at the Public Health Department in March 1918
Godfrey J. GATT, born 23rd June 1887, Clerk Third Grade at the Treasury in March 1918
Vincent GATT, born 28th December 1895, Clerk Third Grade at the W.W. and Electric Lighting Department in March 1918
Joseph GATT RUTTER, born 11th August 1878, Clerk First Grade at the Elementary School’s Office in March 1918
Joseph GAUCI, born 25th August 1876, Clerk Second Grade at the Post Office, Gozo in March 1918
Paolo GENOVESE, born 16th October 1860, Clerk First Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Natalie GENUIS, of Tarxien, the daughter of Leone and Ellen Genuis, nee Borg, married 30th April 1959 to Donald Albert HILLMAN, United States Navy, Virginia, U.S.A., the son of Bescol Paul and Tempa Alice Hillman, nee Mills
Mrs GEOGHEGAN, opened The English Tea Rooms in 1911 in Strada Zaccaria, but moved to larger premises at 309 Strada Reale, Valletta in 1913
Kathleen Maude GEOGHEGAN, baptised 19th February 1909, the daughter of Ernest George and Mabel Jane Geoghegan, Brewer
David Norman GEORGE, born 30th May 1930, the son of Harry Thomas and Hilda Martha George, Via Zabbar, Casal Paola, Admiralty Draughtsman
Henry Harvey GEORGE, aged 28 years, bachelor, Telegraphist, the son of James Henry George, married 16th April 1913 to, Amy Muriel WASHINGTON, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of Thomas Lowndes Washington
Alfred GERA, born 21st August 1864, Clerk First Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Marie Louise GERA, of 26 Don Rua Street, Sliema, married 20th April 1947 to Cecil BAKER, of Sliema
Arthur GERA DE PETRI, born 20th December 1880, Clerk Second Grade at the Treasury in March 1918
George Edward GERRETT, aged 28 years, bachelor, Electrical Supervisor, the son of George Gerrett, married 14th April 1923 to, Irene Viola TRICE, aged 20 years, spinster,the daughter of William George Trice
John B. GHIO, born 11th November 1861, Clerk Third Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Charles GIBBS, married 1st February 1942, to Maria Carmela CASAPINTA
Robert GIBSON, aged 33 years, bachelor, Fitter HM Dockyard, the son of John Gibson deceased, married 5th June 1917 to, Ada Doris AIRS, aged 23 years, spinster, Governess, the daughter of Walter Airs
Antonio GIGLIO, born 20th December 1871, Clerk First Grade at the Audit Office in March 1918
Marion Agius GILBERT, married 15th August 1955 to Joseph AQUILINA
Andrew James GILFILLAN, of Derry, Ireland, the son of Daniel and Mary Gilfillan, nee Nicholl, married 26th December 1960 to Carmen BARTOLO, the daughter of Emmanuel and Assumpta Bartolo, nee Scicluna
Eric John Hedley GILL, born 24th May 1912, the son of William John and Mary Winifred Gill, 3 Don Rua Street, Sliema, Clerk, Eastern Telegraph Company
Patricia Ann GILL, 25 years, spinster, Nursing Sister, QARNNS, the daughter of Owen Earwaker Brittam Gill deceased, Sales Manager, married 23rd December 1958 to, John Gwyn ARTHUR, 31 years, bachelor, Instructor Lieut-Commander, Royal Navy, HMS St. Angelo, the son of John Arthur, Farmer
Richard Robert GILL, born 10th July 1913, the son of William John and Mary Winifred Gill, 3 Don Rua Street, Sliema, Telegraphist, Eastern Telegraph Company
Jean GILLARD, 23 years, spinster, Nurse, the daughter of James Arnold Gillard, retired, married 13th September 1958 to, Rodney Frances CAVE, 22 years, bachelor, Able Seaman, HMS Bermuda, the son of Alfred Cyril Cave, Civil Servant
Kate GILMOUR, stewardess, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the Hotel D’Angleterre, able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
John Neil GILMOUR, the son of Francis and Ester Gilmour, of Holbury, Hampshire, married 23rd February 1957 to Judith Ester LYDDON, of R.A.F. Luqa, the daughter of Arthur and Anne Lyddon
Josephine GINGELL, of Gzira, aged 40 years, killed by enemy bombing, 19th April 1942
Mabel Harriett GLADWELL, nee BRITTON, the daughter of Thomas and Alice Britton, 74 De Piro Street, Sliema. Born 7th November 1899, baptised in Malta 25th April 1939
John Edward GLASSON, aged 27 years, bachelor, Motor Engineer, the son of Joseph Henry Glasson, Superintendent of St.Pauls Petroleum Tankers Ltd., married 4th April 1923 to, Constance Annie MORRIS, full age, spinster, the daughter of Arthur George Morris
Emily GLEAVES, of Tarxien, killed by enemy bombing, 11th October 1942
George Edward GLOVER, born 23rd November 1917, the son of Jessie and George Edward Glover, Inspector of Boiler Makers, HM Dockyard
T. GOATLEY, Freemason, Master of The Zetland Lodge 1910
E. GOBLE, Freemason, Master of The Wayfarers Lodge 1905
Eric Geoffrey GODDARD, from Leicester, the son of Alick Telford and Irene Mary Goddard, nee Masser, married 20th September 1958 to Elisabeth Frances CASTALDI, of Paola, the daughter of Attinio and Concetta Castaldi, nee Brincat
Yolande Marianne GOLDSMITH, born 29th September 1922, the daughter of Catherine and Francis Pitts Goldsmith, 132, Strada Reale, St.Julians
William GOLLCHER, President of the Anglo-Maltese Bank 1925
Richard Frank GOODMAN, married 14th July 1956 to Patricia Margaret McALISTER
Harold Reginald Walter GOODWIN, aged 29 years, bachelor, Tailor and Outfitter, the son of John Goodwin, married 19th December 1937, to Rita Doris Janet CLEALL-HARDING, aged 28 years, spinster, Children’s Nurse, the daughter of James Cleall-Harding
James GORDON, aged 41 years, bachelor, Butler, San Anton Palace, the son of David Gordon, married 3rd June 1940, to Doris HOLT, aged 30 years, spinster, Nurse, the daughter of William Holt
Jean Margaret GORDON, baptised 14th January 1917, the daughter of John Dowie and Elizabeth Louise Gordon, Deputy Naval Store Officer
Emmanuel GORY, born in Senglea 22nd January 1901, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. L13166
Cecil George GOTT, aged 25 years, bachelor, Telegraphist, Eastern Telegraph Company, the son of August Henry Caspar Christopher Gott, Inspector of Army Schools, married 16th June 1920 to, Lilian GRAY, aged 30 years, spinster, the daughter of Charles Forsyth Gray deceased
Dora Forsyth GOTT, the daughter of Cecil George and Lilian Gott, Telegraphist, Eastern Telegraph Company, born 17th April 1921
Alfred GOUDER, died Friday 3rd July 1914, at his residence at 122 Strada Forni, Valletta, aged 71 years. A former Assistant Superintendent of Police
Tancred GOUDER, born 13th July 1868, Clerk First Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Donald Seafield GRANT, born 7th November 1906, the son of Lawford Stanley Foster and Nancy Nelimes Grant, Civil Engineer
James GRANT, and his wife, were passengers rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster and taken to the Station Hospital, Valletta. Their young son Donald died, but they were unable to attend the funeral held on 26th since they were still receiving medical treatment. He was an employee of the Eastern Telegraph Company. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Beryl Frances GRAVES, born 6th June 1909, the daughter of Isabel Julie and Frank Bellis Vincent Graves, 121 Windsor Terrace, Sliema, Clerk
Frank Valentine Maclean GRAVES, born 8th February 1912, the son of Frank Vincednt and Isobel Graves, Clerk
George Frederick GRAY, aged 24 years, bachelor, Cook, the son of George Frederick Gray deceased, married 4th April 1905 to, Florence Elizabeth CHANCELLOR, aged 26 years, spinster, from Clapham, Surrey, the daughter of Henry Chancellor
Ian Grant GRAY, born 14th June 1934, the son of Hilda Kathleen and Robert Gray, Clonave, Point Steet, Sliema, Civil Servant
Lydia Mansfield GRAY of Waterford, Ireland, the daughter of John and Vera Irene Mansfield Gray, married 9th November 1957 to Gerald MATTEI, Sliema, the son of Alfred and Connie Mattei
Ernest GRAYSTON, married 31st October 1953 to Patricia McKELLAR
Michael Cornelius GREANEY, married 6th October 1956 to Paula ERCELIA
Philip Cecil GRECH, of Hamrun, the son of Philip and Carmen Grech, nee Pisani, married 11th December 1958 to Eileen Anne RUDKIN, of Peterborough, the daughter of Edward William and Anne Rudkin, nee Lambert
Ciro GRECH CUMBO, born 23rd April 1876, Clerk Second Grade at the Post Office in March 1918
A.H. GREEN, Freemason, Master of The Union of Malta Lodge 1915
Dorothy Hester GREEN, born 23rd February 1912, the daughter of Albert Henry and Eliza Green, Clerk
Duncan James GREEN, born 15th August 1919, the son of Eliza and Albert Henry Green
John Tennant GREEN, married 26th December 1955 to Laurence MORNU
Leslie Robert GREEN, aged 23 years, bachelor, Clerk, the son of Albert Henry Green, married 5th November 1923 to, May KIFF, aged 34 years, spinster, the daughter of Thomas George Kiff
Michael Frederick GREEN, Hull, Yorkshire, the son of George Frederick and Kathleen Green, nee Mason, married 15th August 1959 to Margaret Rose CURMI, of Sliema, the daughter of Carmel and Emily Curmi, nee Mifsud
Patricia GREEN, of Hertfordshire, the daughter of William and Dorothy Green, nee Bremner, married 3rd September 1960 to Desmond CONWAY, of Scotland, the son of John and Margaret Conway, nee Molloy
Richard Thomas GREEST, aged 31 years, the son of Percy William Greest deceased and Doris Greest, nee Broderick, married 12th May 1954 to Valerie Anne Josephine HIGHETT, aged 27 years, the daughter of Cecil Trevor and Adelaida Highett
Charles GREGORY, born in Vittoriosa 13th May 1903, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. L13072
George B. GREGORY, granted a licence to open a school 23rd April 1900
George William GREGORY, married 12th April 1950 to Jane EVANS
Cherry GRESHAM, died on 16th September 1908 at his residence in Hamrun. He was employed as a civilian clerk in the Ordnance Office, and had worked in Ordnance Department for 37 years. He was 54 years old, and left a wife and seven children
Frederick Leonard GREY, born 30th August 1903, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. J100957
Gerald GRIFFITHS, married 13th August 1955 to Inez CASSAR
Jane Helen GRIFFITHS, 21 years, spinster, Air Hostess, the daughter of John Ernest Griffiths deceased, Lieut-Cololonel, Royal Army Service Corps, married 11th September 1959 to, Graham Adrian SMART, 22 years, bachelor, Flying Officer, Royal Air Force, RAF Luqa, the son of Cyril Christopher Smart, Printer
Mabel Bertha GRIFFITHS, nee MERCHANT, baptised in Malta 25th April 1939. The daughter of Oswald and Emma Merchant, Electrical Mechanical Engineer, born 15th August 1896
W.E. GRIFFITHS, became a Writer in the Dockyard, March 1908
George GRIMA, born 22nd April 1879, Clerk Second Grade at the Public Registry in March 1918
Mary GRIMLEY, aged 17 years, the daughter of Samuel Grimley, Private, H.M. Forces, married 12th June 1916 to, James Scott SUTHERLAND, aged 21 years, bachelor, Deckhand, H.M.T. Kymrick, the son of James Sutherland, Blacksmith
Sidney Wilfred GRIMWADE, aged 32 years, bachelor, Doctor, R.N. Hospital Bighi, the son of Sidney Richard Grimwade, married 30th September 1915 to, May Alice FRENCH, aged 37 years, spinster, Nursing Sister, Q.A.R.N.N.S., the daughter of Thomas Barnard Cheeseman French
Paul John GRIXTI, of Sliema, married 3rd February 1957 to Patricia Ellen BARNHAM, of 27 Warrington Street, St. Pancras, London
Georgina GROSSHAUSSEN, the daughter of Georgina Grosshaussen, born 31st January 1927. Her mother was from Nurnberg, Germany
J.H. GROUT, Freemason, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1900
John Alfred Ness GROUT, baptised 15th September 1907, the son of John Henry and Kitty Emily Grout, Consul of the United States of America
Emmanuele GRUNGO, born 7th February 1883, Clerk Third Grade at the Customs Department in March 1918
Joan Edith GRUSELLE, 25 years, spinster, Clerk, the daughter of Alfred Norman Gruselle deceased, Bank Clerk, married 13th December 1958 to, James Charles BROWN, 23 years, bachelor, Supply Assistant, Royal Navy, HMS St. Angelo, the son of Henry Christian Brown, Glazier
Jennifer GUISE-TUCKER, San Pawl Tat Targa, the daughter of Lieut-Colonel Thomas and Anne Guise-Tucker, nee Whaley-Tooker, married 15th January 1960 to Peter Simon KERR-SMILEY, The Palace, San Anton, the son of Lieut-Colonel Cyril Hugh and Agnes Kerr-Smiley, nee Sorel-Cameron
Habib HABIBY, aged 30 years, bachelor, Agent, the son of Joseph Habiby, Farmer, married 21st October 1912 to, Maud Henrietta PAGE, aged 35 years, spinster, Governess, the daughter of Isaac Page deceased
R.H. HACKNEY, a member of the P.&.O. Shipping Co. staff in May 1902
Eveline HADDOCK, the daughter of Mary and John Haddock, a Butler, born 24th January 1904
E.G. HADLEY, Freemason, Third District Grand Principal 1902
Jessie HAIG, of Mosta, aged 40 years, killed by enemy bombing, 20th February 1942
Elizabeth HAIN, the daughter of John and Mary Hain, nee Wilkie,
married 14th May 1955 to Paul Walter ELLUL SULLIVAN, the son of
Francis Xavier and Mary Ellul Sullivan, nee Grixti
John Gilbert HALL, aged 33 years, bachelor, Clerk in Holy Orders, the son of Joseph Hall deceased, married 28th January 1931 to, Laura Natalia Cook BROADBENT, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of Joseph Edward Broadbent, Eastern Telegraph Company
John Wellington HALL, married 15th June 1932, to Joan Marion Creagh BARRY
Joyce Maureen Sidonie Tudor HALL, born 11th April 1908, the daughter of Ivor Francis and Sidonie Mary Carrara Hall, 2 Victoria Junction, Sliema, Electrician
Charles Percy HALLETT, aged 30 years, bachelor, Inspector of Fitters HM Dockyard, the son of Charles Hallett deceased, married 27th April 1904 to, Mary Louisa BARBER, aged 26 years, spinster, the daughter of William Barber
Charles Percy HALLETT, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1903
Evelyn Beatrice Johanna Brock HALLETT, born 19th May 1907, the daughter of William Thomas and Beatrice Hallett, 25 Howard Street, Sliema, Surveyors Clerk
William Thomas HALLETT, aged 21 years, bachelor, Clerk, the son of Thomas James Hallett, married 1st June 1905 to, Beatrice GODDARD, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of Thomas Henry Goddard, late Colour-Sergeant, Royal Marines Light Infantry
Florence Mary HAMILTON, of Imtarfa, killed by enemy bombing, 13th July 1942
John Knox HAMILTON, farmer, a passenger rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the Hotel D’Angleterre, but able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Nellie Clara HAMMOND, aged 30 years, spinster, of Felpham, Bognor, Sussex, the daughter of Arthur Wells Hammond, Licenced Victualler, married 14th April 1925 to, Herbert Napier HAMILTON, aged 39 years, bachelor, Engineer, R.F.A. Boxol, the son of James Napier Hamilton, Architect
Helen Fenech HAMPTON, died 29th January 1936, aged 74 years, in Valletta
J. HANLEY, Freemason, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1907
Gloria Janet HANN, born 3rd April 1920, the daughter of Edith Annie and Walter Charles Hann, Merchant Seaman
Lewis HANNAFORD, aged 29 years, bachelor, Master Mariner, Cable Ship Electra, the son of John Hannaford deceased, married 27th March 1920 to, Adeline Constance Ellen Lockyer NIBBS, aged 26 years, spinster, Tipnor, Strada Stella Maris, the daughter of George Albert Nibbs Lockyer Nibbs, Dockyard Official retired
Christina Mary HARAN, married 15th November 1952 to Robert James SMALLMAN
Ann Christine HARDING, married 18th March 1956 to Sean Pelham BREMMAND
Dr. Henry A. HARDING, married 26th September 1953 to Lea STILON DE PIRO
John Henry Newman HARDING, married 8th June 1955 to Phyllis CASSAR
William L. HARDING, died on Sunday 4th May 1919, aged 81 years. An Army pensioner, he had been a Staff-Sergeant with the 25th King’s Own Regiment, Scottish Borderers. He left an only son, Harry Harding, Chief Clerk with H. & G Simmonds Ltd.
John David HARDISTY, from Yorkshire, the son of John David and Emma Hardisty, nee Whittington, married 25th September 1960 to Maria Christine GALEA, of Rabat, the daughter of Carmelo and Imelda Galea, nee Vassallo
Geoffrey HARE, born 14th September 1908, the son of Herbert Leoni William and Fanny Louisa Hare, Villa Delicata, St.Julians, Bank Manager
Helen Mary HARE, born 17th September 1901, the daughter of Herbert Leoni William and Fanny Louisa Hare, Villa Delicata, St.Julians, Bank Manager
Helen Mary HARE, aged 24 years, spinster, of 58 Victoria Terrace, Sliema the daughter of Herbert Leoni William Hare, Bank Manager retired, married 24th October 1925 to, Algernon Leslie DOWDESWELL, aged 27 years, bachelor, Bank Clerk in Alexandria, Egypt, the son of Frederick Thomas Dowdeswell, Bank Manager retired
Herbert Leoni William HARE, for more than twenty years the Manager of the Anglo-Egyptian Bank, located at 233 Strada Reale, Valletta. The Head Office was at 27 Clements Lane, in the City of London
H.L.W. HARE, his wife gave birth to a son on 14th September 1908 at Villa Delicata, St. Julians
Mrs HARE, the wife of H.L.W. Hare gave birth to a son on 14th September 1908
Horatio John HARE, born 17th April 1900, the son of Fanny Louisa and Herbert Leoni William Hare, Bank Manager
Robert Herbert HARE, born 18th April 1904, the son of Herbert Leoni William and Fanny Louisa Hare, Villa Delicata, St.Julians, Manager of Anglo-Egyptian Bank
Ruby HARE, born 10th January 1907, the daughter of Herbert Leoni William and Fanny Louisa Hare, Villa Delicata, St.Julians, Bank Manager
Thomas HARMSWORTH, of Hamrun, killed by enemy bombing, 4th April 1942
Terence Ernest Bowman HARNDEN, aged 28 years, bachelor, Clerk, the son of Ernest Edward Harnden, married 10th June 1922 to, Hilda Kathleen MORRIS, aged 19 years, spinster, the daughter of Edward Charles Morris
Henry HARRIS, aged 29 years, bachelor, Engine Fitter, the son of Samuel Harris deceased, married 9th January 1900 to, Alice MARGRIE, aged 23 years, spinster, from 17 Finswell Street, Plymouth, the daughter of Robert Margrie deceased
John HARRIS, aged 42 years, bachelor, Actor, the son of George Harris, Joiner, married 24th June 1912 to, Beatrice BATES, aged 28 years, spinster, the daughter of Andrew Wright Bates, Warrant Officer
Joseph HARRIS, of Zejtun, aged 11 years, killed by enemy bombing, 2nd May 1942
Vernon Egan HARRIS, baptised 25th December 1908, the son of John and Beatrice Harris, Variety Artist
Dorothy Melita HARRISON, born 31st October 1900, the daughter of Esther Elizabeth and Robert Theophilus Jones Harrison. Traveller for Lipton & Company, living in Hamrun
Frank Vernon HARRISON, the son of Fred Allen and Margaret Elsie Harrison, 40 Ethelburga Street, London SW1, Journalist. Born 11th May 1911, baptised in Malta 4th May 1934
Arthur James HART, aged 26 years, bachelor, Engine Fitter, the son of William Henry Hart, married 29th March 1910 to, Lilian May McGILLOWAY, aged 20 years, spinster, the daughter of Robert Duncan McGilloway
Frederick Edward HART, aged 27 years, bachelor, Engineer, Merchant Marine, the son of Henry Hart deceased, married 15th September 1920 to, Muriel Amy PUGH, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of John Lewis Pugh
William HARVEY, aged 27 years, bachelor, Civil Servant, HMS Egmont, the son of Abraham Harvey, married 20th November 1918 to, Caroline Elizabeth ADAIR, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of Joseph Adair, Captain 1st Battalion K.O.M.R.M.
H.G. HASELL, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1901
John HASS, became a Writer in the Dockyard, March 1908
Emmanuel HATCHINGS, of Cospicua, died 8th April 1941, when the mooring lighter Moor, struck a mine in Grand Harbour. All the men on board were killed, except for one
James William HAUHY, aged 38 years, bachelor, the son of William Hauhy, Gentleman, married 10th March 1900, to Ada Anne JAMES, aged 27 years, spinster, of Newport, Monmouthshire, the daughter of Thomas James
N.G. HAWDEN, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1915
Constable HAWES, H.M. Dockyard Police in 1914
William Rosevere HAWKEN, died 6th November 1918, aged 70 years. The husband of Anna Maria Hawken
Charles Alexander HAWKINS, aged 26 years, bachelor, 168 Prince of Wales Road, Sliema, the son of William Hawkins, married 4th November 1905 to, Emily Christine WRIGHT, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of Thomas Wright
Violet Rose Barker HAYES, the daughter of Charles Adrian and Rose Hayes, nee Imbroll, married 9th July 1918 to Gerald Farn HUGGINS, the son of Henry and Elizabeth Huggins, nee Boorman
Albert Edward HAYLOCK, aged 25 years, bachelor, Accountant, the son of Charles Edward Haylock, married 25th July 1942, to Moira Joan SCOBLE, aged 19 years, spinster, the daughter of William Thomas Richard Scoble
Charles Frank HAYNES, aged 27 years, bachelor, Engine Fitter, the son of Charles Haynes deceased, married 4th December 1901 to, Ethel Kate ANDREWS, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of Joseph Andrews
William George HAYWARD, born 11th September 1907, the son of Ernest Charles and Elizabeth Hayward, 14 Prince Albert Street, Sliema, Clerk
Francis Revell HEALEY, aged 34 years, bachelor, Electrician, the son of Patrick Healey, Pensioner Royal Marine, married 10th June 1916 to, Ethel STANLEY, aged 27 years, spinster, from Stoke Damerall, Devon, the daughter of Edwin Robert Stanley
Mary HEALEY, of Valletta, aged 66 years, killed 16th January 1941 by enemy boming. The damaged aircraft carrier Illustrious had arrived in Grand Harbour that day, that attracted extra bombing which damaged the surrounding area
Terence Ernest HEALY, the son of Henry Francis and Maud Elizabeth Healy, 207 Strada It Torri, Sliema, Eastern Telegraph Company, born 18th October 1925
Harold HEARTT, aged 28 years, bachelor, Artist, the son of George Livingston Heartt deceased, married 20th September 1906 to, Elizabeth Schell CRAGIN, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of Samuel Cragin
Enid Constance HEBBURN, born 1st December 1920, the daughter of Percy and Nellie Hebburn, 30 Victoria Terrace, Sliema, Deputy Cashier, HM Dockyard
Neville George HEEKS, of Worcesteshire, the son of George and Bessie Heeks, nee Young, married 24th January 1959 to Mary Pauline CASSAR, of Sliema, the daughter of Maximillian and Josephine Cassar, nee Grima
Fanny Selina HEFFER, baptised 16th August 1908, the daughter of Solomon and Mary Alice Heffer
Catherine HEGGIE, the daughter of Robert and mother Anne Heggie, nee Henderson, married 26th February 1954 to, Kenneth John FORSYTH, the son of Thomas and Catherine Forsyth, nee Watt
J.R. HEMSLEY, Freemason, Master of The Wayfarers Lodge 1915
Peter James HENDERSON, the son of Evelyn Lystina and James Edward Henderson, ‘Windermere’, Sliema, Eastern Telegraph Company, born 13th September 1933
G. HENDREN, Bandmaster, Royal Artillery Band in 1915
Ernest Henrik HENRIKSEN, aged 24 years, bachelor, Deckhand, HM Motor Launch, the son of Ernest Henrik Henriksen deceased, married 24th September 1918 to, Guilia MIFSUD, aged 19 years, spinster, the daughter of Giovanni Maria Mifsud
Keith John HERRIDGE, of Odiham, Hampshire, the son of Eve Grace Herridge, married 4th December 1960 to Joan Mary BEZZINA, the daughter of Spiridione and Mary Bezzina, nee Chetcuti
Arthur Desmond Scott HEWITT, born 20th March 1906, the son of Arthur and Eileen Margaret Constance Hewitt, 120 Strada Ridolfo, Sliema, Assistant Accountant, A.A.D.
Elizabeth Nora HEWITT, born 9th November 1907, the daughter of Arthur and Eileen Margaret Constance Hewitt, Assistant Accountant, A.A.D.
Kathleen Annie Parnell HEWITT, the daughter of Eleanor and George Hayward Hewitt, 72 Strada Birchicara, St.Julians, Clerk in Holy Orders, born 7th September 1921
Elizabeth Alice HICKMAN, 30 years, spinster, Teacher, the daughter of Alfred Samuel Hickman deceased, Jeweller, married 6th August 1960 to, Norman John TAYLOR, 29 years, bachelor, ERA, Royal Navy, HMS Ausonia, the son of Samuel Arthur Taylor, Platelayer
Dennis Barry HICKS, born 14th January 1909, the son of Frank Barry and Violet Mary Hicks, Telegraphist
Leslie Ford HICKS, born 28th May 1911, the son of Frank Barry and Violet Mary Hicks, Telegraphist
Valerie Anne Josephine HIGHETT, aged 27 years, the daughter of Cecil Trevor and Adelaida Highett, married 12th May 1954 to Richard Thomas GREEST, aged 31 years, the son of Percy William Greest deceased and Doris Greest, nee Broderick
Doris Constance HILES, baptised 28th February 1906, the daughter of George Frederick and Maud Emily Hiles, Cashier, of 5 Prince Albert St., Sliema
George Frederick HILES, aged 24 years, bachelor, Assistant Cashier, the son of Alfred Hiles retired, married 19th February 1904 to, Maud Emily HALE, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of William Ambrose Hale
Jack Alfred HILES, baptised 16th January 1908, the son of George Frederick and Maud Emily Hiles, Assistant Cashier, of Don Bosco Street, Sliema
Gilbert Richard HILL, of Fernhurst, Sussex, the son of James Stanley and Gladys Joan Hill, nee Beene, married 7th June 1959 to Madeleine Sophie CALASCIONE, of St. Julians, the daughter of Anthony and Eugenia Calascione, nee Arrigo
Donald Albert HILLMAN, United States Navy, Virginia, U.S.A., the son of Bescol Paul and Tempa Alice Hillman, nee Mills, married 30th April 1959 to Natalie GENUIS, of Tarxien, the daughter of Leone and Ellen Genuis, nee Borg
A.W. HINCHCLIFFE, died 4th September 1914, aged 40 years, the son of S. and William Hinchcliffe
Mrs S.A.M. HINCHCLIFFE, the wife of the late William Hinchcliffe, died 2nd September 1914, aged 64 years
Alice HISCOCK, of St.Georges, died 15th February 1942
Richard Logsdail HISTED, aged 36 years, bachelor, Eastern Telegraph Company, 9 Ghar Id Dud, Sliema, the son of John Richard Histed, married 1st October 1932, to Mary Alice LANDER, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of Edward Lee Lander, Manager, Eastern Telegraph Company
Richard Oliver Lee HISTED, the son of Mary Alice and Richard Logsdail Histed, Casa Leone, Strada Collegio, Sliema, Eastern Telegraph Company, born 21st September 1933
Royston Harold HOARE, married 17th October 1954 to Eve Claire REYNOLDS
Doris HOCKEY, of Paola, aged 4 years, killed by enemy bombing, 11th October 1942
Joseph HOCKEY, of Paola, aged 30 years, killed by enemy bombing, 11th October 1942
Rosy HOCKEY, of Paola, aged 25 years, killed by enemy bombing, 11th October 1942
Derrick HOLT, aged 29 years, bachelor, Civil Servant, the son of Tom Holt, married 19th February 1949, to Winnifred Olive SHREEVE, aged 20 years, spinster, the daughter of Walter Arthur George Shreeve
William HOLT, aged 27 years, bachelor, Coppersmith, the son of Frederick Holt, married 30th December 1915 to, Louisa Mary HALL, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of Frederick Hall
Peter Kevin HOLWILL, married 6th September 1948, to Marie BORG CORDONA
William Hugh HOOD, aged 28 years, bachelor, Clerk, the son of William Hugh Hood, married 6th July 1907 to, Emily GIBSON, aged 30 years, spinster, the daughter of James Gibson
Elinor Mary HOOPER, the daughter of William George and Mary Ellen Hooper, Russell House, Victoria Terrace, Sliema, Civil Service Clerk, born 29th January 1923
Viola Doreen HOOPER, the daughter of William George and Mary Ellen Hooper, Victoria Terrace, Sliema, Civil Service Clerk, born 13th July 1921
John HOPKINS, of Merthyr Tydvill, Wales, married 18th September 1944 to Beatrice Catherine DILLEY, the daughter of the late Robert Dilley of Sliema
Joan Mary HORTON, the daughter of Cecil and Mary Horton, nee Lipscomb, married 17th September 1960 to Cecil Edward Kirby SPELLER, Major, the son of John and Ethel Speller, nee Kelly
Ernest Beringer HOSKIN, aged 29 years, bachelor, employee Eastern Telegraph Co., the son of John Hoskin deceased, married 19th December 1900 to, Mabel Geraldine STEIL, aged 30 years, spinster, the daughter of William Henry Steil deceased
Louise Ellabee Frances HOSKIN, baptised 30th March 1904, the daughter of Mabel Geraldine and Ernest Beringer Hoskin, Eastern Telegraph Co.
F.S. HOUSWIN, opened in 1908 the Malta Canning Works, in Via Casal Curmi, Marsa. During the height of the canning season for fruit and vegetables the factory had over 300 employees
Eugene Lindsay HOWARD, married 30th June 1956 to Margaret BRADBURY
Herbert Stewart HOWARD, married 1st June 1948, to Edith PODESTA
Albert HUBER, died 7th January 1915, at his residence in Valletta
Walter HUDSON, married 24th April 1954, to Sarah Jane HUTCHINSON
Moira HUGGAN, of Stanley, Co. Durham, the daughter of Thomas Henry and Phyllis Huggan, nee Hurst, married 5th December 1959 to Norman Bertram PALMER, of Witham, Essex, the son of Thomas and Ethel Palmer, nee Adams
Gerald Farn HUGGINS, the son of Henry and Elizabeth Huggins, nee Boorman, married 9th July 1918 to Violet Rose Barker HAYES, the daughter of Charles Adrian and Rose Hayes, nee Imbroll
Percival Tryfan Maurice HUGHES, married 12th April 1953 to Rose Mary SAMMUT
Terence Michael HUGHES, of Southern Rhodesia, the son of Gerald Bernard and Helen Gene Hughes, nee Campbell, married 25th May 1958 to Mary Gemma MICALLEF, of Birkirkara, the daughter of Andrew and Mary Micallef, nee Fenech
Walter Frank HUGHES, buried 7th April 1919, aged 31 years. Died from pneumonia. Born in Ireland, boatswain, Merchant Navy
Francis HULLY, Freemason, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1902. Master of The Lodge of St.John and St.Paul 1905. District Grand Secretary 1903. District Grandscribe E, the District Grand Chapter 1903. Third District Grand Principal 1905
Thomas Hylock HULME, aged 31 years, bachelor, Surgeon, of 47 Victoria Terrace, Sliema, the son of Richard Gleane Hulme, Dental married 1st May 1909 to, May Kathleen PHILLIPS, aged 19 years, spinster, of 43 Victoria Avenue, Sliema, the daughter of William John Phillips
Alfred HUNT, of Prince of Wales Road, Sliema, married Amy FARRUGIA, of St. Margaret Street, Sliema, October 1943 at St. Gregory’s Church, Sliema
Frederick HUNT, the Manager of the Malta Branch of H.G. Simonds Ltd., married 14th July 1902 to Mary C. IMBROLL, at St.Domenic’s Oratory
George Henry HUNT, aged 31 years, bachelor, the son of Thomas Hunt, married 21st July 1908 to, Florence Eliza Sherrington CESAREO, aged 34 years, widow, the daughter of George Henry SHERRINGTON, deceased, A.O.D.
James Samuel Burdett HUNT, the son of Gladys Edith and Arthur Samuel Hunt, ‘Arborea’, Howard Street, Sliema, Outfitters Salesman, born 15th May 1932
John HUNT, born in Sheffield. Brother-in-Law of the Reverend J.R. Loxley, Wesleyan Chaplain to the Forces. Died 9th June 1902 aged 63 years
Michael Andrew Kenwyn HUNT, born 19th November 1928, the son of Arthur Samuel and Gladys Edith Hunt, 15 Strada Tommaso, Floriana, Outfitter
Cecil Eric HUNT-DAVIS, aged 25 years, bachelor, Merchant, the son of William Joseph Hunt-Davis deceased, married 15th March 1922 to, Jessie Georgina NICOL, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of William Nicol
Carrie HUNTINGFORD, died 5th March 1935
George HUTCHINS, buried 13th October 1918, aged 18 years. Died from diphtheria. Born in Sliema. Shipwright
Herbert HYDER, aged 29 years, bachelor, Chauffeur, resident at The Palace, Valletta, the son of Thomas Hyder deceased, married 4th July 1914 to, Gwene FARMER, aged 18 years, spinster, the daughter of Richard Farmer deceased, Foreman in HM Dockyard
Reverend F. ICELY, his wife gave birth to a son on 3rd September 1908 at the Chaplain's House, Bighi Steps
Percy ILIFF, born 15th February 1880, Clerk Third Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Richard ILIFF, died Wednesday 23rd November 1904, in Birkirkara
Edward IMBROLL, died 29th July 1904, aged 22 years. He was employed by Simonds Limited
Mary C. IMBROLL, the daughter of C. Imbroll, married July 1902, at the Oratory of St. Dominic, Valletta, to Frederick HUNT, Manager with H.G Simmonds Ltd.
Arthur Leo ISBERG, born 24th December 1932, the son of Arthur and Helen Catherine Isberg, nee McLoughlin, married 28th February 1954 to Patricia Enid PARKER, born 25th September 1933, the daughter of Harry Barwell and May Victoria Parker, nee Wall
Gertrud Margarete ISENBERG, 32 years, spinster, Telephone Operator, from Germany, the daughter of Arthur Joseph Isenberg deceased, Engine Driver, married 30th April 1960 to, Reginald William HIDES, 36 years, bachelor, Royal Navy, HMS Tiger, the son of Reginald Hides deceased, Army
Mrs ISTEAD, the wife of E.A. Istead H.M. Dockyard, died Sunday 21st January 1906 in Senglea, aged 30 years. She left a husband and young children
David ISTED, of Worthing, Sussex, the son of Edward Henry and Doreen Isted, nee Sanders, married 8th February 1959 to Marianne Pauline SCIORTINO, of Sliema, the daughter of Joseph Rosario and Winifred Sciortino
Maud Ellen JACKMAN, baptised 6th October 1907, the daughter of Maud and William Alexander James Jackman, Electrician
John Cecil Wallace JACOB, married 20th October 1943 to Monica Elizabeth AGNEW
David JAMES, Chief Officer, s.s. Queen City, arrived from Alexandria 11th January 1936, shot himself the same day, aged 48 years
Luke JAMES, aged 40 years, widower, Labourer, the son of Joseph James deceased, married 21st February 1904 to, Rebecca FRASER, aged 28 years, spinster, the daughter of Joseph Fraser
Majorie Mary Denyer JAMES, born 13th July 1905, the daughter of Merton John and Ellen Mamo James, Zeerust, Victoria Terrace, Sliema, Surveyor
Roberta Maureen Elizabeth JAMES, the daughter of Edith Jane and Robert Percival James, 7 Strada Ridolfo, Sliema, Army Accountant, born 24th December 1906
Henry William JARMAN, married 30th August 1952 to Mary Josephine SCALLAN
Victor Arthur JARVIS, married 6th February 1955 to Mary Doris BRIFFA
Anthony Michael JELLIFFE, born 29th July 1923, the son of Dorothy Margery and Reginald Eric Victor Jelliffe, Civil Servant
Doreen Elsie JENKIN, the daughter of Thomas George and Marion Eva Jenkin, St.Albans, Windsor Terrace, Sliema, Dental Surgeon, born 8th December 1913
Kathleen Rose McLeod JENKIN, the daughter of Thomas George and Marion Eva Jenkin, St.Albans, Windsor Terrace, Sliema, Dental Surgeon, born 3rd January 1912
Percy Thomas JENKIN, the son of Thomas George and Marion Eva Jenkin, 47 Windsor Terrace, Sliema, Dental Surgeon, born 6th October 1904
Thomas George JENKIN, Freemason, Master of The Zetland Lodge 1915
Charles William Hammond JENKINS, aged 27 years, bachelor, Draper, 54 Strada Cattedrale, Sliema, the son of Frederick Jenkins, married 25th February 1904, to Jessie Frances WILTSHIRE, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of Alfred Wiltshire
Cynthia Grace JENKINS, the daughter of Eric and Mary Jenkins, nee Pickford, married 19th September 1959 to Roger SATARIANO, the son of John and Carmelina Satariano, nee Cardona
Lewis Charles Hammond JENKINS, the son of Charles William Hammond and Jessie Frances Jenkins, Draper, 54 Strada Cattedrale, Sliema, born 16th February 1905
Percival William JENNER, born in Valletta 7th February 1902, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. M26939
James JENNINGS, retired, a passenger rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to Bighi Hospital, but able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
John Maltus Secker JENSEN, the son of Jens Peter Arthur and Hilda Jensen, AB, M/S Amerika, at Malta. Mrs Jensen was a stewardess on board Amerika. Baptism 29th May 1941, at King George V Hospital as departure of ship was imminent
Mrs JEWELL, gave birth to a daughter 12th April 1912, at 18 Howard Street, Sliema
Ethel Mary Rae JEWETT, married in 1908 to Dr.Attilio CRITIEN. He had a distinguished medical career, and was awarded the O.B.E. in 1927.
Mary Milne JOLLY, married 23rd April 1956 to Charles Patrick Joseph REYNOLDS
Daisy Aurora JOHNSON, 28 years, spinster, Nurse, the daughter of Joseph Eugene Johnson, Contractor, married 8th August 1959 to, Joseph William GILL, 35 years, bachelor, Wireless Operator, Royal Air Force, RAF Siggiewi, the son of Joseph Nathaniel Gill, Salvation Army Mission
Leslie Jean JOHNSON, the daughter of Frederick John and Nora Johnson, Don Rua Street, Sliema, Civil Servant, born 7th August 1927
T.J. JOHNSON, Freemason, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1906. Third District Grand Principal 1910
Alfred Gory JONES, born in Senglea 12th May 1903, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. L14920
H.O JONES, third officer, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to British Seamens Hospital. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
John Henry JONES, aged 40 years, bachelor, Captain, Merchant Marine, the son of Samuel Jones deceased, married 14th January 1920 to, Marie Stella STELLIO, full age, spinster
Michelina JONES, died December 1906, aged 48 years. The wife of Robert Jones, of Piazza San Agostino, Hamrun
Norman Henry JONES, the son of John Campbell and Mary Ellen Jones, nee Donnelly, married 1st November 1960 to Antonia MULJETT, of Marsascala, the daughter of Saviour and Theresa Muljett, nee Oakes
Robert Marshal JONES, of Bromley, Kent, the son of Robert Percival and Ivy Violet Jones, nee Lyddna, married 29th September 1960 to Lucia Victoria PACE, of Senglea, the daughter of Spiridione and Josephine Pace, nee Petzus
Ronald JONES, of Halifax, Yorkshire, the son of William Arthur and Elsie Mary Jones, nee Davis, married 28th November 1959 to Carmella CALLEJA, of Birkirkara, the daughter of Paul and Joan Calleja, nee Debono
Sidney JONES, the son of Sidney and Mary Jane Jones, 5 Alexander Homes, Margate, born 25th November 1891, baptised in Malta 21st December 1913
David Drummond KAY, aged 27 years, bachelor, Analytical Chemist, the son of William Kay, married 12th February 1938, to Doris Matilda HARDWICK, aged 27 years, spinster, the daughter of Arthur Hardwick
Colin KAYE, of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, the son of John Sykes and Nellie Kaye, nee Dean, married 21st September 1958 to Felica GALEA, of Sliema, the daughter of John and Felica Galea, nee Fenech
Reginald Charles KEDGE, aged 26 years, bachelor, Civil Servant, 14 Ballutta Buildings, Sliema, the son of Walter Kedge, married 10th June 1939, to Brenda Mary CHRISTIAN, aged 22 years, spinster, 200 Tower Road, Sliema, the daughter of Gilbert Alexander Christian
Kathleen Margaret Louisa KEENAN, 17 years, spinster, Secretary, the daughter of David Hogan Keenan, Petty Officer, Royal Navy, married 6th July 1957 to, John Arthur VICKERY, 23 years, bachelor, Able Seaman, Royal Navy, the son of Joseph Vickery deceased, Stoker
Barbara KELLAWAY, born 30th October 1920, the daughter of Edward Harry and Edith Mary Lemon Kellaway, 11 Point Street, Sliema, Eastern Telegraph Company
Aida KELLY, of Hamrun, aged 26 years, killed by enemy bombing, 24th April 1942
Mary KELLY, of Hamrun, aged 90 years, killed by enemy bombing, 19th April 1942
Mervyn Philip KELLY, married in 1950 to Olive Grace REEVES
William Frederick KELLY, aged 29 years, bachelor, the son of Lewis Kelly, Chief Warder Military Prison, married 15th September 1900, to Jane Stewart MACFARLANE, aged 29 years, spinster, the daughter of James Macfarlane
William KELLY, aged 30 years, bachelor, Clerk in Holy Orders, the son of David Strange Kelly deceased, married 20th April 1918 to, Florence Amelia RIVETT, aged 29 years, spinster, the daughter of Henry Rivett
Emily KENKNIGHT, aged 28 years, spinster, married 19th April 1900, to William Robert COCKRAM, aged 26 years, bachelor, Corporal, Royal Engineers
Dorothy Annie KENT, the daughter of Cyril and Annie Kent, Clerk, Royal Dockyard, born 5th August 1921
Peter Simon KERR-SMILEY, The Palace, San Anton, the son of Lieut-Colonel Cyril Hugh and Agnes Kerr-Smiley, nee Sorel-Cameron married 15th January 1960 to Jennifer GUISE-TUCKER, San Pawl Tat Targa, the daughter of Lieut-Colonel Thomas and Anne Guise-Tucker, nee Whaley-Tooker
Rene Kathleen KIEFER, born 29th September 1940, the daughter of Christian and Kathleen Kiefer, living in Sliema. Died 30th September 1940
Alfred G. KINGSTON, the son of Alfred and Jessie Kingston, nee Attard, married 21st April 1954 to Gladys BISHOP, aged 23 years, the daughter of Walter Bishop
Thomas KINSELLA, boatswain, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to Bighi Hospital. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Phoebe Elizabeth KIRBY, died at 6 Strada Stella Maris, Sliema, on 12th July 1908, the wife of Captain F.E. Kirby, late of A.O. Department
Ellen Mary KIRKHAM, baptised 1st November 1908, the daughter of Samuel William John and Florence Selina Kirkham, Foreman Fitter of Machinery
Samuel William John KIRKHAM, aged 28 years, bachelor, Engineer, the son of Samuel Kirkham, married 24th June 1907 to, Florence Selina BEETS, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of James Henry Beets
Elizabeth Aranka KLEIN, the daughter of Salamon and Johanna Klein, 62 Strada Fosse, Floriana. Born 7th December 1897, baptised in Malta 16th February 1930
Thomas Everest KNAPMAN, baptised in Malta 26th September 1916, the son of Frederick Charles and Marion Fanny Knapman, Admiralty Clerk
Victor Albert George KNELL, born 14th March 1901, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. J68133
Iris Delacey LACEY, born 18th February 1921, the daughter of Marie and Harry Delacey Lacey, 8 Don Rua Street, Sliema, Civil Service Clerk
R.M. LAIRD, Freemason, Master of The Wayfarers Lodge 1911
Francis Michael Butler LALOE, born 3rd April 1922, the son of Caroline Jenkyn and Francis Leon Laloe, Merchant
Donald William LAMBERT, born 3rd October 1924, the son of Ernest Cyril and Ethel Kathleen Lambert, Chargeman of Fitters
David LAMBIE, aged 46 years, bachelor, Clerk, the son of David Lambie, married 31st May 1919 to, Edith Anne BAYES, aged 30 years, spinster, the daughter of Eli Bayes
G.T. LANGTON, Freemason, Master of The Union of Malta Lodge 1912
Francis LANZON, born 30th November 1876, Clerk First Grade at the Treasury in March 1918
John Robert Rupert LARCHIN, baptised 3rd October 1915, the son of Emily Kate and Edward Percy Larchin, Purser, P.&.O. Company vessel s.s. Isis. Died 11th September 1916, aged 16 months
Edward Lee LAUDER, aged 26 years, bachelor, Telegraphist, the son of William Lee Lauder, married 14th June 1904 to, Alice Mary MITCHELL, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of Henry Mitchell, Telegraphist
Frank Patrick Lee LAUDER, born 24th March 1906, the son of Alice Mary and Edward Lee Lauder, 64 Strada It Torri, Sliema, Telegraphist
William G. LAW, buried 1st November 1918, aged 24 years. Died from pneumonia. Born in Leith, Scotland, 3rd Engineer, ss. Dunedin, unmarried
F.C. LAWRENCE, managed the Great Britain Hotel, 67 Strada Mezzodi, Valletta, after the death of his father
Alfred LEACH, aged 34 years, bachelor, the son of Thomas William Leach deceased, married 28th April 1912 to, Mabel BRETT, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of William Charles Brett
Constance Iris LEACH, born 25th September 1917, the daughter of Alfred and Mabel Leach, 49 Strada Nuova, Sliema, Assistant, Army & Navy Stores
Winifred Joan LEACH, born 23rd July 1916, the daughter of Alfred and Mabel Leach, Strada Stella Maris, Sliema, Assistant, Army & Navy Stores
Florence Millicent LEAR, born 12th July 1903, the daughter of John Alan and Sarah Millicent Lear, 103 Strada It Torri, Sliema, Senior Writer, HM Dockyard
George Hezebiah Edgar LEAR, the son of John Allen and Sarah Millicent Lear, Strada Ridolfo, Sliema, Senior Writer, HM Dockyard, born 10th August 1901
Phyllis Eileen LEAR, born 2nd January 1917, the daughter of Ellen Rouse and Cecil Vincent Mainwaring Lear, 199 Strada It Torri, Sliema, Eastern Telegraph Company
Averil Anne LEE, the daughter of Thomas Lee, of Dublin, married 24th November 1956 to John McGRATH, the son of Patrick McGrath, of Drumcondra
Henry Raymond LEE, the son of Henry Robert Ernest and Helen Edith Lee, Manager, British American Tobacco Company, born 1st March 1905, baptised in Malta 1st November 1908
Henry Robert Ernest LEE, became Manager of the British American Tobacco Company when they opened premises in Malta 31st May 1907
Margery Herbert LEE, born 30th July 1910, the daughter of Henry Philip and Ellen Mary Lee, 34 Howard Street, Sliema, Schoolmaster
Ruby Melita LEE, born 22nd March 1910, the daughter of Henry Robert Ernest and Helen Edith Lee, 241 Strada It Torri, Sliema, Manager, British American Tobacco Company
Violet Marjorie LEE, born 11th July 1908, the daughter of Henry Robert Ernest and Helen Edith Lee, Manager, British American Tobacco Company
Alfred Edward LEECH, died 3rd March 1914 in Bighi Hospital, aged 42 years, the husband of Edith Frances Leech. Former Foreman HM Dockyard
Constable LEEKS, H.M. Dockyard Police in 1914
Emily LEIGHTON, aged 33 years, spinster, the daughter of James Leighton retired, married 1st August 1916 to Herbert ROBERTS, aged 26 years, bachelor, Lieutenant, Royal Naval Reserve, the son of Charles Roberts, Fish Merchant
W.B. LELLIOTT, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1909
T. LESLIE, seaman, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to British Seamens Hospital, but able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
William George LESTER, born 8th February 1923, the son of Amy Florence and George Creemer Lester, Marine Engineer
Basil LEWIS, of Thorton Heath, Surrey, the son of Owen Lewis, married 28th July 1947, to Alice CONSIGLIO, of Misida, the daughter of Emmanuel and Mary Consiglio
Charles LEWIS, of Valletta, aged 17 years, killed by enemy bombing, 20th May 1941
Dorothy Beatrice LEWIS, married 19th April 1952 to Donald John MOCK
Thomas LEWIS, of Sliema, aged 54 years, killed by enemy bombing, 1st April 1942. The Church of the Sacred Heart and surrounding houses were badly damaged this day
Robert LIDDLE, aged 22 years, bachelor, Wireless Operator, the son of Robert Liddle, married 15th June 1949, to Agnes Doreen CALLAGHAN, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of Charles Callaghan
Joe LITCHFIELD, born 5th July 1903, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. J96350
Phyllis Ethel LIVINGS, married 1st November 1939 to Norman David H. SMITH, Royal Navy
J. LOCKWOOD, Freemason, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1901
C.E. LOGAN, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1908
Mrs Emily LOGAN, died Wednesday 5th August 1908 at Floriana, aged 28 years. She was the sister of the late Mrs Newman, and the wife of Charles Logan. She left a husband and three children
Alfred LONG, aged 29 years, bachelor, Assistant at the Army + Navy Stores, the son of Alfred Long, married 11th February 1907 to, Martha Henrietta Joanna Frederika HUTH, aged 23 years, spinster, of Walton-on-Thames, the daughter of Gustave Huth
Frederick LONG, died 28th January 1942
Hildagart Anna Martha LONG, born 25th August 1908, the daughter of Alfred and Freda Frederika Henrietta Johanna Martha Long, Assistant, Army & Navy Stores
Constable LOVEGROVE, H.M. Dockyard Police in 1914
Lilian May LOWELL, married 12th April 1951 to Dennis Louis GARRETT
Arthur Percival LUKE, aged 51 years, widower, the son of Alfred James Luke, married 30th November 1946, to Ada Emily SMITH, nee GODDEN, aged 56 years, widow, the daughter of George Alfred Godden
Paul LUPI GRECH, born 1st October 1870, Clerk First Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Robert F.A. LYCETT, of Huntington, Staffordshire, the son of Robert Bertham and Catherine Lycett, nee Whittcase, married 1st February 1959 to Antoinette GAFA, of Zejtun, the daughter of Joseph and Mary Gafa, nee Bencini
Judith Ester LYDDON, of R.A.F. Luqa, the daughter of Arthur and Anne Lyddon, married 23rd February 1957 to John Neil GILMOUR, the son of Francis and Ester Gilmour, of Holbury, Hampshire
Anthony LYNCH, died 28th January 1942
Patricia Margaret McALISTER, married 14th July 1956 to Richard Frank GOODMAN
Charles Callaghan Donald McCARTHY, buried 30th December 1915, aged 61 years. He had been the Manager of the Soldiers and Sailors Institute, in Strada Mezzodi, Valletta. He left a widow, and son Charles McCarthy
James Desmond McCARTHY, aged 31 years, bachelor, Clerk in Holy Orders, the son of Edward McCarthy deceased, Doctor, married 12th January 1909 to, Helen Gwendoline BLACKBOURNE, aged 21 years, spinster, 135 Strada Mezzodi, the daughter of Jacob Blackbourne, Clerk in Holy Orders, Chaplain to the Forces
John Francis MACARTNEY, died 15th February 1913, aged 44 years. He had been the principal shareholder and managing director of Macartney, McElroy & Co. Ltd. This company designed and constructed the Malta Electric Tramway system in 1907, followed by the Barracca Electric Lift.
Upon his death management of the company passed to his son J.F. Macartney. Apart from Malta, the company ran tramways in more than twenty British cities, as well as North and South America and South Africa
Anna McCAULEY, M.M.D.N.A., of St. Julians, the daughter of Robert and Mary McCauley, nee English, married 22nd October 1960 to Peter MURRAY, of Carlisle, the son of Thomas and Isabel Murray, nee McGough
Audrey Deighton MacDONALD, the daughter of Margaret Winifred and Andrew Deighton MacDonald, Tower Road, Sliema, born 27th April 1922, baptised in Malta 29th September 1932
Betsy Ann Deighton MacDONALD, the daughter of Margaret Winifred and Andrew Deighton MacDonald, Tower Road, Sliema, born 12th March 1931
A.M. MACFARLANE, Freemason, Master of The Lodge of St.John and St.Paul 1912. Third District Grand Principal 1915
A. M. MACFARLANE, M.R.C.V.S., his wife gave birth to a daughter on 19th October 1908 in Tarxien
Vincenza MACGILL, of Valletta, aged 33 years, killed by enemy bombing, 30th April 1941
John McGRATH, the son of Patrick McGrath, of Drumcondra, married 24th November 1956 to Averil Anne LEE, the daughter of Thomas Lee, of Dublin
Leotine McGRATH, died 24th July 1900, the wife of William McGrath. Born at Cherbourg, France, 30th July 1860
Una Norah McGRATH, the daughter of Thomas Dominic and Mary Angela McGrath, nee Kenny, married 22nd April 1957 to Edward ROONEY, the son of Thomas and Catherine Rooney, nee Bradley
Jean McMillan McINTOSH, 24 years, spinster, from Scotland, married 4th April 1959 to, Lawrence David HITCHCOCK, 21 years, bachelor, Air Signaller, Royal Air Force, RAF Sergeant's Mess, Luqa, the son of William Thomas Hitchcock deceased, Representative
Patricia McKELLAR, married 31st October 1953 to Ernest GRAYSTON
Mona Eileen Alexandrina McKERROW, aged 18 years, spinster, the daughter of Alexander McKerrow, married 25th November 1909 to, William David BROWN, aged 28 years, bachelor, Corporal, 63 Coy, Royal Garrison Artillery, the son of William David Brown
Donald McLEAN, Foreman of Works, New Dry Docks, died in an accident on Monday morning 5th March 1906. He was newly married
Patrick McMAHON, married 15th April 1950 to Sylvia BAILEY
Adam Henry Muir MacMARRAN, aged 31 years, bachelor, Doctor of Medicine, the son of Thomas MacMarran deceased, married 13th March 1900 to, Jessie Marguerite McMICKAN, aged 34 years, spinster, the daughter of William McMickan deceased
Luigi Pio MAEMPEL, born 2nd June 1877, Clerk Third Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Francis Henry MAKING, the son of Isabella and Percy Ronald Making, born 13th June 1906 in Londonderry, Ireland, married 8th July 1928, to Lillian Anne ELESON, the daughter of Annie and John Eleson, born 2nd December 1901 in London
A.W. MALFIGGIANI, died 16th March 1900. He was the impresario of the Theatre Royal
George Gibson MALLORY, aged 24 years, bachelor, Mariner, Cable Ship Electra, the son of Wilfred Mallory, married 21st April 1923 to, Marguerite Agra Emily LAKE, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of Christopher John Lake
Dawes William Giffard MALTON, the son of Lawrence Walter and Hilda Gertrude Malton, 114 Strada Reale, St.Julians, Operator, Eastern Telegraph Company, born 14th July 1922
Agnes MAMO, married 29th January 1936 to, George SKINNER, HMS Veteran, at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Gzira
Charles John MANCHE, Dingli Street, Sliema, the son of Joseph Arthur and Amelia Manche, nee Gili, married 22nd October 1960 to Noreen Isabella ROBERTS, of Paceville, the daughter of William and Nora Elizabeth Roberts, nee Williams
Mrs MAPLE, when the P.&.O. ship China arrived from Calcutta on the 4th May 1914, the Captain reported to the Port Authorities that a stewardess, Mrs Maple had died of heart failure on 24th April 1914 and was buried at sea
Guzeppi MARANCI, aged 1 year, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Loreta MARANCI, aged 34 years, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Vincenza MARANCI, aged 2 years, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Alain Justin MARENGO-ROWE, of Whitechapel, London, the son of Adrian and Leila Marengo, nee Urso, married 30th April 1960 to Rachel Mary CUTLER, of Bow, London, the daughter of John and Constance Eunice Cutler, nee Stephens
Elizabeth MARKHAM, of Gzira, the daughter of Sidney John and Ann Markham, nee Medland, married 27th May 1957 to Raymond Edwin STANNETT, of Reading, Berkshire, the son of Oliver and Mabel Stannett, nee Brewer
J. MAROOTH, quartermaster, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to British Seamens Hospital, but able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Nevill Francis MARSH, born 13th August 1907, the son of Francis Richard and Bertha May Marsh, 121 Strada Ridolfo, Sliema, Electrical Engineer
George MARTIN, born 13th November 1904, the son of William George and Ellen Martin, Engineer
James Sackville MARTIN, aged 41 years, bachelor, Doctor of Medicine, the son of John Wise Martin, married 3rd April 1916 to, Florence Amy Lorne GLADSTONE, aged 38 years, spinster, Red Cross Nurse, the daughter of Cecil Ernest Gladstone
George Ernest MARTIN, born 17th February 1901, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. J54925
Guy William Banner MARTIN, born 29th May 1917, the son of Winifred Nora and Banner Harry Martin, Dental Surgeon, 215 Strada Forni, Valletta
Rawdon Bannar MARTIN, born 3rd June 1920, the son of Bannar Harry and Nora Winifred Martin, of 215 Strada Forni, Valletta, Dental Surgeon
William George MARTIN, aged 29 years, bachelor, Engineer, the son of George Martin deceased, married 1st September 1903 to, Ellen GROSSETT, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of Robert Grossett
William O. MARTIN, born 31st May 1883, Clerk Third Grade at the W.W. and Electric Lighting Department, in March 1918
Gerald MATTEI, Sliema, the son of Alfred and Connie Mattei, married 9th November 1957 to Lydia Mansfield GRAY of Waterford, Ireland, the daughter of John and Vera Irene Mansfield Gray
Alan MATTHEWS, of Sheffield, the son of Francis and Catherine Matthews, nee Marshall, married 30th June 1958 to Paula PACE, of Sliema, the daughter of Joseph and Judith Pace, nee Attard
Paul Arthur MATTOCKS, born in Valletta 10th February 1904, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. L14961
Peggy MAUCE, born 6th February 1917, the daughter of Charles Hamilton and Amy Florence Mauce, 10B Victoria Terrace, Sliema, Eastern Telegraph Company
John MAUGHAN, stoker, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to British Seamens Hospital, but able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Marianna MAYMAN, of Valletta, aged 35 years, killed by enemy bombing, 15th March 1942
Mr MAYNARD, Assistant Superintendent, Eastern Telegraph Company in 1915
William Henry MAYSTON, aged 24 years, bachelor, Telegraph Engineer, the son of Harry Mayston, married 2nd June 1908 to, Estelle Absi Dean ZOTTI, aged 20 years, spinster, the daughter of Ronaldo Zotti
Charles Frederick William MEAD, aged 29 years, bachelor, Accountants Clerk, the son of Frederick Mead, married 17th April 1920 to, Eugenie Dorothy VILLIERS, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of Pierre Alfred Villiers
John Villiers MEAD, born 29th August 1923, the son of Charles Frederick William and Eugenie Dorothy Mead, 33 Strada Imrabat, Sliema, Accountant
John MELBOURNE of Senglea, Died 15th February 1946. He left three sons, Paul, Michael and James, and two daughters Mary and Cettina
W. MELLOR, Freemason, Master of The Lodge of St.John and St.Paul 1908
Concetta MERCIECA, the daughter of Emmanuel and Helen Mercieca, of Tarxien, married 17th March 1957 to Patrick Francis A. BENTLEY, of Witham, Essex, the son of Arthur and Maud Bentley
Giovanni MERSLICH, Austrian seaman, aged 26 years, of s.s. Boro Fejervory, suffered injuries to his spine when he fell into the hold of the vessel. He was taken to the Central Civil Hospital in Floriana, but did not survive, 22nd July 1908. He was buried in Addolorata Cemetery
Albert E. MICALLEF, born 31st March 1876, Clerk First Grade at the W.W. and E.L. Department in March 1918
Carmelo J. MICALLEF, born 1st May 1874, Clerk Third Grade at the Court of Judicial Police in March 1918
Evelina MICALLEF, married 22nd January 1944 to Frederick BARNES, Staff Sergeant, Royal Army Ordnance Corps
Mary Gemma MICALLEF, of Birkirkara, the daughter of Andrew and Mary Micallef, nee Fenech, married 25th May 1958 to Terence Michael HUGHES, of Southern Rhodesia, the son of Gerald Bernard and Helen Gene Hughes, nee Campbell
Roger MICALLEF, born 14th September 1880, Clerk Third Grade at the Assistant Secretary’s Office, Gozo
A. MICALLEF EYNAUD, born 8th November 1885, Clerk Third Grade at the Public Registry in March 1918
Mary Felicity MICALLEF EYNAUD, married 28th December 1947 to Paul Ludwig BERNARD
Rose MIDLANE, of Paola, aged 41 years, killed by enemy bombing, 2nd April 1942
Clara MIFSUD, aged 36 years, spinster, the daughter of Carmelo Misfud deceased, married 18th August 1925 to, Thomas Giles WALKER, aged 35 years, bachelor, Gunner, Royal Artillery, the son of Thomas Giles Walker deceased
Guilia MIFSUD, aged 19 years, spinster, the daughter of Giovanni Maria Mifsud, married 24th September 1918 to, Ernest Henrik HENRIKSEN, aged 24 years, bachelor, Deckhand, HM Motor Launch, the son of Ernest Henrik Henriksen deceased
Henry MIFSUD, born 3rd November 1885, Clerk Third Grade at the Treasury in March 1918
Josephine MIFSUD, of St. Julians, the daughter of Henry and Mary Mifsud, nee Montanaro Gauci, married 24th January 1959 to Seppo Atto SUOKAS, of Norway, the son of Carlo and Sivi Suokas, nee Ruuskanen
Margaret MIFSUD, married 23rd October 1955 to Maurice William BROOKS
Marija MIFSUD, aged 25 years, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Pietru MIFSUD, aged 29 years, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Robert MIFSUD, married 31st May 1953 to Patricia Doris BEARDMORE
Peter MILEHAM, married 16th October 1948, to Carol PUGLIESEVICH
Harold MILES, of Valletta, aged 38 years, killed by enemy bombing, 15th March 1942
John Davidson MILLER, of Dundee, Scotland, the son of John and Margaret Miller, nee MacIntyre, married 20th September 1959 to Blanche Margaret CARBONE, of Floriana, the daughter of Rocco and Michaelina Carbone, nee Mizzi
Philip Leslie MILLER, aged 30 years, bachelor, the son of James William Miller, married 3rd November 1906 to, Flora Margaret BAXTER, aged 31 years, spinster, the daughter of Arthur Baxter
Mary Ann MILLER, of Gzira, aged 10 years, killed by enemy bombing, 1st April 1942
Mary MILLER, the daughter of Herbert and Rose Miller, nee Briffa, married 1st August 1959 to Colin Patrick BRUCE, of Cranford, Middlesex, the son of Donald Eric and Dorothy Bruce, nee Mason
William MILLER, of Zabbar, aged 55 years, killed by enemy bombing, 20th February 1942
John Haig MILLS, born 9th March 1920, the son of John and Ethel May Mills, of 61 Victoria Terrace, Sliema, Eastern Telegraph Company
David Henry MILLWARD, aged 24 years, bachelor, Officer, Merchant Marine, s.s.Borodino, the son of Joseph Henry Millward, married 14th April 1923 to, Marjorie Williamson SKINNER, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of Henry Skinner
William Ivey Kennedy MINARDS, aged 28 years, bachelor, the son of William Alfred Minards, married 22nd November 1916 to, Lilian Vesta RICHARDS, aged 28 years, spinster, Army Nursing Sister, the daughter of William John Richards
Edith Emily MITCHELL, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of Henry Mitchell, Eastern Telegraph Company, married 15th May 1905 to, Marshall Hall ROBINSON, aged 26 years, bachelor, Instructor, Royal Navy
Jean Le Quesne MITCHELL, born 30th April 1917, the daughter of Mary Ann Black and Richard Le Quesne Mitchell, Supervisor, Eastern Telegraph Company, 3 Dingli Street, Sliema
Mary Le Quesne MITCHELL, born 6th September 1919, the daughter of Mary Ann Black and Richard Le Quesne Mitchell, Supervisor, Eastern Telegraph Company
T.P. MITCHELL, Freemason, Master of The Union of Malta Lodge 1914
Wendy Le Quesne MITCHELL, born 6th September 1919, the daughter of Mary Ann Black and Richard Le Quesne Mitchell, Supervisor, Eastern Telegraph Company
Henry MOAKES, of Floriana, aged 42 years, killed by enemy bombing, 20th April 1942
Donald John MOCK, married 19th April 1952 to Dorothy Beatrice LEWIS
Margaret Macrae MOIR, born 23rd October 1901, the daughter of Allan and Mabel Moir, Strada Don Bosco, Sliema, Civil Engineer
Mary MOIR, the daughter of Winifred Moir, Savoy Hotel, Sliema, born 8th September 1925
Algernon Frederic Dorsett MOLSON, aged 33 years, bachelor, Bank Accountant, the son of Frederick Molson, married 19th October 1921 to, Iva CLARK, aged 35 years, spinster, the daughter of Alfred Clark
Ch. MOMPALAO DE PIRO, born 2nd July 1878, Clerk First Grade at the Railway in March 1918
Joan MONDAY, buried 12th June 1923, aged 5 years. Born in Senglea
Thelma Margaret MONK, married 18th November 1953 to James WILLIAMS
Carmela MONTAGUE, of Cospicua, aged 33 years, killed by enemy bombing, 5th April 1942
Daniel MONTAGUE, of Cospicua, aged 13 years, killed by enemy bombing, 5th April 1942
Joseph MONTAGUE, of Cospicua, aged 11 years, killed by enemy bombing, 5th April 1942
Mary MONTAGUE, of Cospicua, aged 8 years, killed by enemy bombing, 5th April 1942
William MONTANARO, born 1st September 1875, Clerk Second Grade at the Police Office in March 1918
Albert John MONTGOMERY, of St.Julians, aged 41 years, killed by enemy bombing, 25th April 1942
Constable MOORE, H.M. Dockyard Police in 1914
Sergeant MOORE, H.M. Dockyard Police in 1914
Carol Edith Anne MOORE, of Gosport, the daughter of John Henry and Edith Moore, married 18th April 1957 to Brian William THEOBALD, the son of Rachel Theobold
Douglas Hooper MOORE, aged 35 years, bachelor, Motor Engineer, the son of John Edward Moore, married 28th July 1948, to Doreen Mary LOCKLEY, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of Leonard Victor Lockley
Joseph Henry MOORE, married 13th February 1943 to Pauline TONNA
J.H. MOORE, Freemason, Master of The Wayfarers Lodge 1901
Robert Samuel MOORE, born 16th March 1906, the son of Samuel and Frances Rebecca Moore, 224 Prince of Wales Road, Sliema, Restaurant Proprietor
William Azzopardi MOORE, died 21st February 1912, aged 72 years, Merchant. He left a widow and six children
Alfred Robert MORGAN, aged 26 years, bachelor, Merchant, the son of David Robert Morgan, married 11th November 1909 to, Elizabeth RAWDEN, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of George Rawden
Mary Carmel MORGAN, David Bruce Military Hospital, Mtarfa, the daughter of John and Bridget Frances Morgan, nee Shevlin, married 29th December 1959 to Anthony Gerald DAVEY, the son of the late George Luckham and Lucy Doreen Davey, nee Waterfield
Ronald MORGAN, born 22nd October 1910, the son of Cissie and Alfred Robert Morgan. Died 3rd April 1911, aged 5 months
Laurence MORNU, married 26th December 1955 to John Tennant GREEN
Carmela MORRIS, of Paola, aged 68 years, killed by enemy bombing, 12th February 1942
Charles Anthony MORRIS, of Herne Bay, Kent, the son of Samuel Charles and Irene Morris, nee Atkins, married 25th January 1959 to Carmela PISANI, of Sliema, the daughter of George and Lillian Pisani, nee De Bono
Charles Edward MORRIS, born 15th July 1920, the son of Alice Louisa and Stanley Morris, Civil Servant
E.H. MORRIS, Freemason, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1915
Leonard Roy MORRIS, born 11th August 1920, the son of Henry William Godfrey and Daisy Morris, Electrician, HM Dockyard
Stanley MORRIS, aged 37 years, bachelor, Deputy Store Keeper, HM Dockyard, the son of Charles Morris, married 14th May 1919 to, Alice Louise Pennington WILLIAMS, aged 35 years, widow, the daughter of Walter James SCOTT, deceased
Reverend William MORRIS, aged 38 years, born in Wem, Shropshire, died on Friday 23rd November 1900. He worked for the Church Missionary Society in East Equatorial Africa and Egypt from 1887 to 1898, and was the Chaplain at the English Church in Messina, Sicily
Thomas Charles MORROW, 24 years, bachelor, Shipwright, MV Florian, married 23rd November to, Rosemary CHAMP, 25 years, spinster, WRNS, WRNS Quarters, Kalafrana, the daughter of Walter Champ deceased, Hotel Porter
Sydney MOSES, aged 27 years, bachelor, 2nd Engineer, Admiralty Transport s.s. Remembrance, the son of John Moses, married 10th October 1915 to, Alice NICHOLSON, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of John Nicholson deceased
Jack Godfrey Fritz MUELLER, baptised 2nd May 1914, the son of Godfrey Emile and Dorothy Emily Mueller, Electrical Engineer, of Valletta
Frances Joy MULFORD, married 7th December 1956 to Richard TODD, Royal Navy, the son of Illingworth Todd
Antonia MULJETT, of Marsascala, the daughter of Saviour and Theresa Muljett, nee Oakes, married 1st November 1960 to Norman Henry JONES, the son of John Campbell and Mary Ellen Jones, nee Donnelly
William Patrick MULLARKEY, J93577, born 2nd July 1901, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. J93577
Marcella MULLIGAN, of Port Talbot, Wales, the daughter of Andrew and Ellen Mulligan, nee Cowan, married 1st November 1957 to Edwin John QUIRK, State Registered Nurse, Blue Sisters Hospital, the son of William Thomas and Vida Quirk, nee Bowden
H. MUNDEN, appointed the Manager of Liptons Ltd., in 1909. From 1899 until 1908 the company was located in Strada Zaccaria, but in that year moved to 39 Strada Reale, Valletta
Sergeant MUNROE, H.M. Dockyard Police in 1914
Peter MURRAY, of Carlisle, the son of Thomas and Isabel Murray, nee McGough, married 22nd October 1960 to Anna McCAULEY, M.M.D.N.A., of St. Julians, the daughter of Robert and Mary McCauley, nee English
John MURRISH, of Warmley, Bristol, the son of William and Justiana Murrish, nee Howlett, married 6th May 1959 to Margaret CAMILLERI, of Balzan, the daughter of Emmanuel and Lucretia Camilleri, nee Attard
Joseph Anthony MUSCAT, of Sliema, the son of Emmanuele and Mary Muscat, nee Galea, married 25th October 1958 to Joan Isabel PHILLIPS, of Salisbury Southern Rhodesia, the daughter of Richard and Etna Phillips, nee Richard
Victor George MUSCAT, the son of Joseph and Mary Virginia Muscat, Valletta, married 26th May 1957 to Hildegrunde BRUNS, of Germany, the daughter of Herman and Martha Bruns
Vivian MUSCAT, married 15th June 1941 to Daniel Michael RAYNES, Lieutenant, Royal Army Medical Corps
G. MYATT, Freemason, Master of The Zetland Lodge 1902, 1903
Ramon Bernie MYCOCK, of Leek, Staffordshire, the son of Richard and Eunice Mycock, nee Spink, married 27th October 1960 to Mary SAMMUT, of Attard, the daughter of Joseph and Alexandra Sammut, nee Tonna
Arthur Owen NARRACOTT, aged 28 years, bachelor, Clerk, the son of Charles Shephard Narracott, married 20th December 1911 to, Lavinia Vera JURD, aged 29 years, spinster, the daughter of Samuel Jurd
James NAUDI, of Sliema, aged 45 years, killed by enemy bombing, 24th April 1942
June NAUDI, of Sliema, the daughter of Joseph and Matilda Naudi, nee Ganado, married 18th April 1960 to Dairmid GUNN, Royal Navy, Lieut-Commander, the son of John William Miller and Jean Gunn, nee Mackay
Irene Janet NEATE, born 17th February 1902, the daughter of Kate Elizabeth and Lionel Ritchie Neate, Victoria Avenue, Sliema, Civil Engineer
Eileen Mary NEATE, born 16th September 1904, the daughter of Kate Elizabeth and Lionel Ritchie Neate, Civil Engineer
J.L. NESS, Freemason, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1903
Ronald Reginald NEWCOMBE, married 21st July 1943, to Teresa Mary DIMECH
Alfred NEWITT, died 16th March 1912, aged 54 years. An ex-soldier, he had served in the Army for 33 years, as a Colour-Sergeant, 2nd Battalion, North Staffordshire Regiment, followed by QMS Army Pay Corps. He left a widow and only son
Berkeley NEWMAN, died 7th January 1915 in the Central Hospital, aged 45 years. A former Gunner in the Royal Navy. He left a daughter, and three brothers-in-law, Mr Logan – Government Cold Stores, Mr W. Kelly – Chief Writer HM Ordnance, Mr G. Kelly – Royal Engineers Office
Helen NISBET, of Gzira, the daughter of Thomas and Barbara Nisbet,
married 22nd August 1958 to Patrick BOYLE, Royal Navy, the son of
Joseph and Mary Boyle
W.F. NIXON, married 9th January 1903 to, Melita M. RIECHELMANN
Mary Gertrude Bramley NIXON, baptised in Malta 24th October 1912, the daughter of William Frederick and Melita Mary Nixon, Lecturer at the University
Albert Emmanuel NOBLE, aged 25 years, bachelor, the son of Emmanuel Noble, married 28th July 1907 to, Mary COOK, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of Albert Cook deceased
F.I. NOONAN, Freemason, Master of The Zetland Lodge 1901.
Mrs A.C. NOSWORTHY, died 16th November 1918, from pneumonia in the Blue Sisters Hospital
John O’CONNOR, stoker, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the Soldiers and Sailors Institute, but able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Mary Patricia O’DRISCOLL, married 17th July 1954 to David CHAMBERS
Desmond Joseph O’LEARY, married 28th July 1956 to Stella Grace SHEPPERD
Francis Brian O’MARA, married 9th April 1953 to Margaret Joan RICHARDS
Harriet O’NEIL, of Rabat, aged 56 years, killed by enemy bombing, 21st March 1942
William O’NEILL, of Rabat, aged 22 years, killed by enemy bombing, 4th April 1942
Denis O’SULLIVAN, aged 83 years, died 7th December 1902 at his residence in Strada Ridolfo, Sliema. He left a widow and two daughters. Had been a Chief Warrant Officer in the Royal Navy
Oscar Edward OBERHUBER, died 15th November 1918, in a flying accident in Egypt. The husband of Mrs Crockford’s eldest daughter
A.T. OGDEN, Freemason, Master of The Wayfarers Lodge 1906. Third District Grand Principal 1909
Constance Jennifer OLDING, 23 years, spinster, Telephone Operator, the daughter of Walter Godfrey Olding, Tea Planter retired, married 13th June 1960 to, Geoffrey Richard TOULL, 28 years, bachelor, Officer, Royal Air Force, RAF station Safi, the son of Ernest Sidney Toull, Army Officer retired
William Robert OLIVER, aged 25 years, bachelor, Steward, the son of John Oliver deceased, married 21st Novembr 1905 to, Ellen ATKINSON, aged 26 years, spinster, the daughter of William Atkinson
Mary OLIVIERI, of Sliema, married 6th September 1944 to Michael William EASTWOOD
R. OLSEN, 2nd Steward, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to Bighi Hospital, but able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
George OMEROD, buried 8th May 1919, aged 27 years. Steward, died on board ss. Cove from influenza
Arturo ORBELLI, an Austrian citizen. A passenger who died in the s.s. Sardinia disaster on 25th November 1908. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab pass
Angiolina ORLAND, of Tarxien, aged 30 years, killed by enemy bombing, 27th June 1940
Beryl OWEN, the wife of Sydney Owen, gave birth to a son in October 1959. He was a civilian employed by the Admiralty
George Robert Whitley OWEN, born 29th April 1912, the son of Annie and Frank Whitley Owen, at 49 Strada Nuovo, Sliema
Lorraine Norah OWEN, born 20th September 1921, the daughter of Florence Mildred and George Frederick Owen, Telegraphist
John PACE, born 15th November 1880, Clerk Third Grade at the Assistant Secretary’s Office, Gozo, in March 1918
Joseph PACE, born 3rd September 1891, Clerk Third Grade at the Court of Judicial Police in March 1918
Lillian PACE, married 26th November 1949 to Thomas Owen BRIGSTOCKE
Lucia Victoria PACE, of Senglea, the daughter of Spiridione and Josephine Pace, nee Petzus, married 29th September 1960 to Robert Marshal JONES, of Bromley, Kent, the son of Robert Percival and Ivy Violet Jones, nee Lyddna,
Luigi PACE, a chemist in Cospicua, died 8th April 1912, aged 32 years. He left a widow Ellen, the daughter of Dr. G.F. INGLOTT, and a young child
Paula PACE, of Sliema, the daughter of Joseph and Judith Pace, nee Attard, married 30th June 1958 to Alan MATTHEWS, of Sheffield, the son of Francis and Catherine Matthews, nee Marshall
Stella PACE, the fifth daughter of the late Thomas Pace of Sliema, married 26th April 1919 to, Lieutenant A.W. LA VIEGE, the only son of the late Frederick La Viege, of London
Attilio PACE BARDON, born 2nd August 1879, Clerk Second Grade at the Public Health Department in March 1918
Maria Anna PACE REDDING, died 30th September 1914 in Alexandria, Egypt, aged 74 years. The mother of C. Redding, Malta Civil Service
Arthur James PACK, baptised 16th August 1914, the son of Walter Edward and Beatrice Eleanor Pack, Leader Records, HM Dockyard
George Alfred PAGE, aged 54 years, bachelor, Notary, the son of George Domenico Page deceased, Notary, married 24th December 1910 to, Alice Mary MONTAGUE, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of Frederick Benjamin Montague, Clerk, Colonial Audit Department
George Domenico PAGE, born 29th June 1829, died 18th June 1900
Victor Edward PAGE, born 21st January 1900, the son of Sylvia Eleanora and Victor Lewis Page, of St.Jago, Cape Verde Islands, Superintendent of Submarine Telegraph
Alan Edward PAINE, the son of Ernest Edward and Mary Elizabeth Paine, of 10 Piazza San Calcedonia, Floriana, Draughtsman, baptised 2nd January 1926
Norman Bertram PALMER, of Witham, Essex, the son of Thomas and Ethel Palmer, nee Adams, married 5th December 1959 to Moira HUGGAN, of Stanley, Co. Durham, the daughter of Thomas Henry and Phyllis Huggan, nee Hurst
G. PARKER, married 28th December 1935, to May TRAPANI
Patricia Enid PARKER, born 25th September 1933, the daughter of Harry Barwell and May Victoria Parker, nee Wall, married 28th February 1954 to, Arthur Leo ISBERG, born 24th December 1932, the son of Arthur and Helen Catherine Isberg, nee McLoughlin
Henry PARLATO, born 2nd October 1876, Clerk First Grade at the Lieutenant Governor’s Office, in March 1918
William H. PARNIS, born 18th February 1893, Clerk Third Grade at the Public Health Department in March 1918
F.W. PATERSON, the Manager in Malta for Cory Brothers & Co.,of Cardiff, probably the largest coaling concern in the world at that time. He was appointed to this position in 1902
Arthur PATMORE, aged 30 years, bachelor, Singer, the son of Arthur Patmore, married 22nd May 1906 to, May STEPHENS, aged 26 years, spinster, the daughter of James Stephens
Bryan Alan PATTERSON, of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, the son of Reginald and Edith Patterson, nee Beale, married 5th April 1959 to Mary Theresa CACHIA, of Sliema, the daughter of Philip and Victoria Cachia, nee Galea
Alexander Reginald PAUL, aged 32 years, bachelor, Merchant, the son of Philip Paul, married 13th December 1908 to, Marguerite Olga HERZOG, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of Adolph Herzog
Alexander Reginald PAUL, the son of Fanny and Philip Paul, Merchant. Baptised in Malta 18th October 1908
Joy Diana PAUL, the daughter of Edith Caroline and Jack Heron Paul, Old College Street, Sliema, Electrician, R.F.A., born 9th March 1936
Jessie Maud PAYNE, baptised in Malta 22nd December 1907, the daughter of Percy John and Alice Maud Payne, Chargeman of Fitters
Percy John PAYNE, full age, widower, Gun Fitter, the son of Charles Henry B. Payne deceased, Warrant Officer, Army Service Corps, married 6th September 1906 to, Alice Maud MALLINSON, full age, spinster, of 119 Cheriton Road, Folkestone, Kent, the daughter of James Edward Mallinson
Peter PAYNE, baptised in Malta 25th April 1939. The son of Evelyn Mary and Stanley Gilbert Payne, Engine Fitter HM Dockyard
George William PEDRICK, aged 32 years, bachelor, Inspector of Joiners HM Dockyard, the son of William Pedrick, Joiner, married 14th October 1913, to Lillian PORTER, aged 27 years, spinster, of Hoe Lake, Mount Edgecomb, Kinsand, Cornwall, the daughter of Frederick Porter
Albert PEEL, of Tarxien, aged 20 years, killed by enemy bombing, 26th June 1940
Mrs PEGLEY, died in Central Civil Hospital on 14th September 1908 after a protracted illness. She was the wife of Dan Pegley, and both were engaged at the Europa Music Hall, Valletta
Ursula PENZA, of Marsa, the daughter of Emmanuele and Antonia Penza, nee Cardona, married 19th September 1959 to David BALDWIN, of London, the son of Harry William and Lucy Baldwin
Roger E. PERALTA, born 6th May 1876, Clerk First Grade at the Charitable Institutions in March 1918
Colin Thomas PERCIVAL, married 6th June 1955 to Margaret DORIN
Edward PETRILLO, aged 25 years, bachelor, Lawyer, the son of Vincent Petrillo, Merchant, married 22nd January 1910 to, Carrie Matilda Sta.Maria HULSE, aged 30 years, spinster, the daughter of Guido Hulse deceased, Turkish Consul in Dresden, Germany
Eus. L. PETROCOCCHINO, born 11th October 1884, Clerk Third Grade at the Customs Department in March 1918
Patricia Rosemary PHILBIN, the daughter of Edith Kathleen and Leo Oswald Philbin, 9 Strada Ghar il Lembi, Sliema, Assistant Area Manager, NAAFI, born 16th November 1934
Ian Gilbert PHILIP, aged 25 years, bachelor, Assistant Librarian, Bodlian Library, Oxford, 12 Bradmore Road, Oxford, the son of George Taylor Philip, married 31st August 1937, to Olive Joan LAVENDER, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of Squadron Leader Leonard Arthur Lavender, Royal Air Force
Clifford Paul Frederick PHILLIPS, born 25th January 1896, the son of Annie and William John Phillips, living in Sliema, Telegraphist, Eastern Telegraph Company. Buried 13th February 1907, aged 11 years
Joan Isabel PHILLIPS, of Salisbury Southern Rhodesia, the daughter of Richard and Etna Phillips, nee Richard, married 25th October 1958 to Joseph Anthony MUSCAT, of Sliema, the son of Emmanuele and Mary Muscat, nee Galea
Julius PHILLIPS, buried 24th September 1917, aged 27 years. Died from tuberculosis. Fireman, s.s. Dowlais. Born Grenada, West Indies
Lydia Mary PHILLIPS, married 3rd October 1942 to P.F. JENRICK, Lieutenant, Royal Irish Fusiliers
Robert PHILLIPS, and old resident and popular entertainer, with the stage name of Bob Riley, died 9th May 1915 in the Central Civil Hospital, aged 44 years. He was born in London
Russell Joseph Mariano PIDDINGTON-JONES, the son of Anicasia Desdemona and Joseph Russell Piddington-Jones, 60 Strada San Rita, Sliema, Cartographer Lecturer, born 22nd July 1925
Adjutant PIKE of the Salvation Army returned to England after four years in charge of the Salvation Army Naval and Military Home in Senglea, in July 1900
Anthony PIKE, of Gzira, aged 4 years, killed by enemy bombing, 8th May 1942
Phyllida Margaret PILCHER, born 20th March 1924, the daughter of Walter Richard and Hilda Mary Pilcher, Glan-Y-Don, Dingli Street, Sliema, Eastern Telegraph Com
Sylvia Mary PILCHER, born 4th October 1927, the daughter of Walter Richard and Hilda Mary Pilcher, Glan-Y-Don, Point Street, Sliema, Cable Service, Eastern Telegraph Company,
George PIPER, seaman, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the British Seamens Hospital, but able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Carmela PISANI, of Sliema, the daughter of George and Lillian Pisani, nee De Bono, married 25th January 1959 to Charles Anthony MORRIS, of Herne Bay, Kent, the son of Samuel Charles and Irene Morris, nee Atkins
Frances PISANI, the daughter of Gaetano and Theodora Pisani, from Paola, married 16th February 1957 to Eric DUDLEY, the son of William and Janet Dudley, of Llandrindod, Wales
Michael William PITTS, the son of Eileen Ethel and Thomas Bertram Pitts, Strada San Francesco, Sliema, Engineer, HM Dockyard, born 10th September 1935
Robert Philip PITTS, the son of Eileen Ethel and Thomas Bertram Pitts, Strada Nuova, Sliema, Engineer, Naval Dockyard, born 22nd February 1926
Ernesto PIZZUTO, born 12th February 1882, Clerk Third Grade at the Audit Office in March 1918
E.G. PLOWMAN, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1913
Robert PLOWMAN, aged 41 years, widower, Boiler Maker, the son of William Plowman, married 25th December 1907 to, Mary Ann GOODSON, aged 31 years, spinster, the daugther of Robert Goodson
Charles Edward POLLINGTON, the son of Helen and Edward Victor Pollington, ‘Marigold’, Dingli Street, Sliema, Assistant Surveyor Dockyard, born 31st October 1915, baptised in Malta 4th December 1929
Victor Valentine POLLINGTON, the son of Helen and Edward Victor Pollington, ‘Marigold’, Dingli Street, Sliema, Assistant Surveyor Dockyard, born 26th March 1917, baptised in Malta 4th December 1929
I.T. POOLE, Freemason, Master of The Union of Malta Lodge 1906
William Battye Langley POOLE, born 12th March. 1935, the son of William Thomas and Lilian Margaret Poole, Cathline, Strada Cospicua, Paola, Inspector of Riggers
William Thomas POOLE, aged 39 years, bachelor, Inspector of Ship Riggers, the son of Harry Samuel Poole,married 29th June 1922 to, Lillian Margaret ASHBY, aged 26 years, spinster, the daughter George Thomas Ashby
Dorothy Irene POORE , nee CROCKETT, the daughter of William Henry and Augusta Crockett, Sliema. Adult. Born October 19th 1900, baptised in Malta 28th August 1931
Keith Frank POPE, of Rye, Sussex, the son of Frank Alfred and Gloria Pope, nee Gibson, married 21st November 1960 to Mary Connie CAUCHI, of Birkirkara, the daughter of Joseph and Josephine Cauchi, nee Tedesco
Veronica PORTELLI, of Gzira, the daughter of Michael Angelo and Josephine Portelli, nee Polis, married 6th June 1959 to Philip M’Donald BUNCE, of New Hinksey, Oxfordshire, the son of Hector Macdonald and May Victoria Rose Bunce, nee Webb
Bessie PORTER, aged 3 years 6 months, died 4th November 1914, the daughter of Mr and Mrs C. Porter, of Floriana
Charles PORTER, of Tarxien, aged 71 years, killed by enemy bombing, 11th October 1942
Stanley POTHON, the son of Samuel and Lucy Pothon, Floriana, Commercial Manager. Adult. Born 29th August 1898, baptised in Malta 2nd February 1930
Elsie POWELL, married 25th December 1955 to Edward SHOULTS
Ethel POWELL, the youngest daughter of Sir Francis Powell, married on 14th November 1905 in the Chapel at St. Ignatius College, St. Julians to, F.G. MOTTON, Fleet Paymaster of HMS Diana, the eldest son of the late William Motton
Helena Gertrude POWELL, born 6th September 1920, the daughter of Ellen and William Norman Powell, 25 Strada Stella Maris, Sliema
Lilian POWER, married 26th August 1951 to Patrick BRANNEN
Vera Marie POWER, of Staines, Surrey, the daughter of Thomas and Sheila Power, married 19th October 1957 to Brian Anthony DOLMAN, Royal Navy, of Middlesex, the son of William and Phyllis Dolman
Maud PRECIOUS, aged 20 years, spinster, the daughter of Henry Precious, Chargeman of Electricians HM Dockyard, married 14th July 1909 to, David BLAIR, aged 27 years, bachelor, Private, Royal Army Medical Corps, the son of David Blair
W.H.R. PREWER, Freemason, Master of The Wayfarers Lodge 1907
C. PRINGLE, Freemason, Master of The Zetland Lodge 1911
Michael Peter PROOPS, born in Valletta 15th December 1904, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. J100068
Gwyneth Nash PROSSER, born 21st March 1923, the daughter of Alfred Nash and Hilda Maud Prosser, 61 Victoria Terrace, Sliema, Eastern Telegraph Company
Concetta PSAILA, aged 20 years, spinster, the daughter of Paolo Psaila, married 17th July 1916 to, James Austin CHILDS, aged 23 years, bachelor, Private, London Regiment Royal Fusiliers, the son of James Austin Childs
Marian PULLICINO, the daughter of Emmanuel and Mary Pullicino, married 14th February 1955 to Anthony Bell SANDERSON, the son of William and Margery Sanderson, nee Judd
John Norman PULLIN, married 26th September 1956 to Antoinette ZAMMIT
Edward PUSEY, aged 24 years, bachelor, Chief Officer, the son of Henry Pusey, married 11th November 1915 to, Edith DIGBY, aged 27 years, spinster, the daughter of George Digby
B.G. QUICK, Freemason, Master of The Union of Malta Lodge 1904
Edwin John QUIRK, State Registered Nurse, Blue Sisters Hospital, the son of William Thomas and Vida Quirk, nee Bowden, married 1st November 1957 to Marcella MULLIGAN, of Port Talbot, Wales, the daughter of Andrew and Ellen Mulligan, nee Cowan
Clarice Marian RACKSTRAW, born 28th July 1903, the daughter of Gaynam and Frances Catherine Rackstraw, Light Keeper
Francis Henry RACKSTRAW, born 30th May 1902, the son of Gaynam and Frances Catherine Rackstraw, Light Keeper
Charles Palmer RAITT, aged 42 years, bachelor, Inspector of Fitters, Royal Dockyard, the son of Daniel Raitt deceased, married 22nd January 1921 to, Ethel WESTON, aged 30 years, spinster, the daughter of Edward Weston deceased
Gavin Edgar Alan RALSTON, married 4th February 1943, to Winefride DIMECH
E.G. RANDALL, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1912
Louis J. RANDON, born 30th July 1887, Clerk Third Grade at the Government Notary’s Office in March 1918
Rosaria RAPINET, of Hamrun, the daughter of Anthony and Maria Rapinet, nee Debono, married 18th September 1960 to Keith MAIDMENT, Sergeant, of Moseley, Birmingham, the son of Rossiter and Gladys Maidment, nee Caleb
Dr William RAPINETT, died 25th February 1912 at his residence in Victoria Avenue, Sliema, aged 75 years. One of the oldest members of the Maltese legal profession
Ronald Ernest RAPLEY, married 27th January 1951 to Elizabeth STORK
Charles Edward RASHLEY, born in Calcara 9th May 1904, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. L13723
Percy Frank Alfred RASTRICK, aged 25 years, bachelor, Senior Asst. Charts & Chronometer Depot, the son of Frank Daniel Rastrick, married 9th August 1939, to Doris Betty BUGDEN, aged 21 years, spinster, 33 Hudson Road, Portsmouth, the daughter of Arthur Hyde Bugden
John Brabant RAWLINGS, born 14th March 1911, the son of Flora Naomi and John Jackson Rawlings, Navy Meat Inspector, living in Floriana. Died 16th January 1914, aged 2 years 10 months
Osmond Lytton RAWLINGS, born 15th May 1913, the son of Flora Naomi and John Jackson Rawlings, Navy Meat Inspector, living in Floriana. Died 25th September 1924, aged 11 years
Francis READ, married 23rd April 1955 to Dorothy SULLIVAN
Dorothy Melita REDMAN, baptised in Malta 2nd September 1928. The daughter of Samuel Joseph and Adelia Elizabeth Ada Redman, of 53 St.James's Road, Southsea, England, aged 23 years
Edward REDMAN, of Tarxien, aged 64 years, killed by enemy bombing, 11th October 1942
Joan Florence Adelia REDMAN, baptised in Malta 24th June 1928. The daughter of Samuel Joseph and Adelia Elizabeth Ada Redman, aged 25 years. The wife of Edward Angerstein BUXTON
Joseph Ebejer REDMEN, the son of Anthony and Mary Redmen, of Paola, married 18th May 1957 to Josephine SCICLUNA, the daughter of Emmanuel and Stella Scicluna, nee Caruana, of Paola
W.A. REED, joined the Malta & Mediterranean Gas Co. in 1902 as Chief Engineer at its works in Marsa
David Boyd REES, aged 26 years, bachelor, Manager Royal Naval Canteen, the son of John Rees, married January 1909 to, Winifred Harriett WOOLLEY, aged 19 years, spinster, the daughter of Sydney Downs Woolley, Warrant Officer
W.S. REES, died Saturday 15th February 1930, aged 47 years, HM Dockyard. Previously at Pembroke Dock. He left a widow and daughters
Olive Grace REEVES, married in 1950 to Mervyn Philip KELLY
Reginald Pearcey REEVES, born 16th September 1901, the son of Walter and Clara Reeves, Assistant Warder Military Prison Department
John Duncan REID, aged 29 years, bachelor, Electrician, the son of Alexander Reid, married 24th June 1913 to, Annie Anderson PRATT, aged 25 years, daughter of Alexander Stuart Pratt, Army Officer
John Frederick RELLE, aged 33 years, bachelor, Electrician, from Alexandria, the son of Moritz Frederick Relle, married 24th April 1906 to, Edith Jessie WELLS, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of Captain Jessie Wells, Royal Garrison Artillery
Robert RENDLE, of Ashstead, Surrey, the son of Leslie Robert and Mary Rendle, nee Hebden, married 8th October 1960 to Lillian BONNICI, of Valletta, the daughter of Joseph and Mary Bonnici, nee Sapienza
John Aubrey RETALLACK, aged 30 years, bachelor, Clerk, Eastern Telegraph Company, the son of John Retallack, married 3rd August 1912 to, Amanda Edith Smith ALDRIDGE, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of Ambrose William Aldridge, Pilot
Charles Patrick Joseph REYNOLDS, married 23rd April 1956 to Mary Milne JOLLY
Eve Claire REYNOLDS, married 17th October 1954 to Royston Harold HOARE
Alfred RHODES, buried 15th February 1925, aged 59 years. Died from pneumonia. Engine Driver. The widower of Teresa White
Vincenza RICE, of Gzira, aged 41 years, killed by enemy bombing, 28th October 1942
B. RICHARDS, Freemason, Master of The Union of Malta Lodge 1908
James Bell RICHARDS, aged 33 years, bachelor, Admiralty Civil Servant, the son of William Richards, married 9th February 1929 to, Kathleen Dorothy POWER, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of John Power
Margaret Joan RICHARDS, married 9th April 1953 to Francis Brian O’MARA
Maud Lily RICHARDSON, of Gzira, the daughter of Harry and Mary Ann Richardson, nee Bickle, married 30th August 1958 to John Malcolm BROWN, of Fleet, Hampshire, the son of John and Hilda Brown, nee Varndell
R.F. RICHARDSON, Freemason, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1908
Carl Franz RIECHELMANN, born near Hamburg, Germany in 1832. His father was a magistrate, and wanted his son to become a clergyman, but he followed a musical career, and became a Professor of Music. He was organist at St. Paul’s Anglican Cathedral in Valletta for 23 years, from 1858 till 1881. He then left Malta with his wife and family in 1882 and settled in London where he was engaged as the organist at Marylebone Presbyterian Church, near Hyde Park for twelve years. For health reasons he decided to return to Malta and on arrival in 1894 became organist at St. Andrew’s Scots Church, Valletta. He died 21st December 1900
Frederick William RIGDEN, the son of James Frederick and Amelia Rigden, St.Pauls Buildings, Manager. Born March 8th 1871, baptised in Malta 19th December 1931
Patricia Collingwood RILEY, born 27th March 1929, the daughter of Mary Elizabeth and John Riley, Nelson Street, Sliema, Accountant
Theresa RIMMER, of Gzira, the daughter of Frederick and Gladys Rimmer, nee Henrickson, married 21st March 1959 to Robert Gregson ABRAM, of Fleetwood, Lancashire, the son of John and Nevare Abram, nee Cowell
John RIPARD, the Agent for Prince Line, in Valletta, in 1915
R.C. RITCHIE, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1905
Vincent R. RIZZO, born 6th January 1891, Clerk Third Grade at the Lieutenant Governor’s Office in March 1918
Margaret ROACH, married 24th October 1953 to Richard COVINGTON
Gordon Hamilton ROBERTS, aged 39 years, bachelor, Glazier, the son of Arthur Charles Roberts, married 10th July 1945, to Juanita FOREMAN, aged 36 years, spinster, Q.A.I.M.N.S., Nursing Sister, Imtarfa, the daughter of Robert John Foreman
Noreen Isabella ROBERTS, of Paceville, the daughter of William and Nora Elizabeth Roberts, nee Williams, married 22nd October 1960 to Charles John MANCHE, Dingli Street, Sliema, the son of Joseph Arthur and Amelia Manche, nee Gili
Alan William ROBERTSON, born 9th December 1909, the son of William Eugene and Ada Emelia Robertson, Naval Ordnance Clerk
Doris Eileen ROBERTSON, born 17th November 1912, the daughter of William Eugene and Ada Amelia Robertson, 13 Windsor Terrace, Sliema, Naval Ordnance Clerk
Douglas Colson Brown ROBERTSON, married 28th December 1941, to Mary Concetta STAGNO NAVARRA
Walter Stanley ROBINSON, aged 57 years, widower, Schoolmaster, the son of James Robinson deceased, married 11th August 1915 to, Margaret Jane REED, aged 32 years, spinster, the daughter of Charles Reed deceased
Carmela ROGERS, of Sliema, aged 71 years, killed by enemy bombing, 20th April 1942
Anthony William ROGERS, Schoolteacher, in February 1952. The son of William Henry Rogers, born in Birmingham
W.O. ROGERSON, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1914
Robert ROGOTTA, aged 53 years, widower, Circus Performer, the son of Louis Rogotta, Artist, married 23rd December 1924 to, Therese Emilie Regina GLATZER, aged 33 years, spinster, the daughter of Karl Otto Emil Glatzer, Artist
Edward ROONEY, the son of Thomas and Catherine Rooney, nee Bradley, married 22nd April 1957 to Una Norah McGRATH, the daughter of Thomas Dominic and Mary Angela McGrath, nee Kenny
Robert Henry ROMLEY, aged 30 years, bachelor, Engineering Draughtsman, the son of James Romley, married 25th June 1924 to, Mabel Beatrice TURNER, nee FRANCIS, aged 40 years, widow, the daughter of Stephen John Francis
William ROSS, buried 13th November 1930, aged 38 years. Died from heart failure. Fireman, Merchant Navy, unmarried
Clothar ROTH, of Dusseldorf, Germany, the son of Horst Wilhelm and Erna Camilla Roth, nee Martin, married 24th July 1958 to Vincentia VELLA, of Valletta, the daughter of Alfred and Mary Vella, nee Grech
A.N. ROWE, Freemason, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1914
Harold Patrick ROWE, born 3rd September 1915, the son of William Vincent and Rita Frances Rowe, Eastern Telegraph Company
William Michael ROWE, born 22nd April 1918, the son of William Vincent and Rita Frances Rowe, Eastern Telegraph Company
Kenneth Edward ROWLAND, of Sale, Cheshire, the son of Edward and Clarice Rowland, nee Hill, married 7th February 1959 to Mary Victoria DINGLI, of Hamrun, the daughter of Frank and Lina Dingli, nee Tanti
Charlotte Teresa ROWLEY, the daughter of T. Rowley of the Lyceum, married Tuesday 11th August 1914 to, A.D. CALNAN, of the Lyceum, at Stella Maris Church, Sliema. Mr Dutton of the Eastern Telegraph Company was Best Man, and Miss M. Reynolds the Bridesmaid
Philip ROWLEY, born 1880, died 1900
Harry ROWNTREE, lithographer, a passenger rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the British Seamens Hospital. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Eileen Anne RUDKIN, of Peterborough, the daughter of Edward William and Anne Rudkin, nee Lambert, married 11th December 1958 to Philip Cecil GRECH, of Hamrun, the son of Philip and Carmen Grech, nee Pisani
John Emory Roosevelt RUSSELL, 24 years, bachelor, A.O.A.N., United States Navy, U.S. Navy Hal Far, the son of Odbert Emory Russell, Engineer, married 16th June 1959 to, Vanessa Riley PETTS, 22 years, spinster, WRNS, HMS Falcon, the daughter of George Denis Petts, Director
William RUTTER, born 22nd September 1868, Clerk First Grade at the Court of Judicial Police in March 1918
Filippa SAID, aged 75 years, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Thomas SALTER, aged 24 years, bachelor, Clerk, St.Francis Barracks, the son of Thomas Salter, married 29th October 1938, to Lilian Kathleen BAWDEN, aged 26 years, spinster, Nurse, of 7 Piazza Miratore, Floriana, the daughter of Clifford Arthur Bawden
Alexander SAMMUT, born 12th April 1881, Clerk Third Grade at the Post Office in March 1918
Edgar SAMMUT, born 17th August 1880, Clerk First Grade at the Customs Department in March 1918
Iris Mary SAMMUT, of Valletta, the daughter of Carmelo and Carmela Sammut, nee Bajada, married 21st November 1959 to James Robert WEATHERITT, of Alnwick, Northumberland, the son of James and Elizabeth Weatheritt, nee Reid
Mary SAMMUT, of Attard, the daughter of Joseph and Alexandra Sammut, nee Tonna, married 27th October 1960 to Ramon Bernie MYCOCK, of Leek, Staffordshire, the son of Richard and Eunice Mycock, nee Spink
Oscar SAMMUT, born 9th May 1879, Clerk Second Grade at the Audit Office in March 1918
Rose Mary SAMMUT, married 12th April 1953 to Percival Tryfan Maurice HUGHES
S. SAMUT TAGLIAFERRO, born 10th February 1888, Clerk Third Grade at the Post Office in March 1918
Anthony Bell SANDERSON, the son of William and Margery Sanderson, nee Judd, married 14th February 1955 to Marian PULLICINO, the daughter of Emmanuel and Mary Pullicino
Giorgio SANDHAM, born in Zabbar in February 1901, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. J95358
Teresa SANT, of St. Julians, the daughter of Bartholomew and Rose Sant, nee Mercieca, married 22nd October 1960 to Eric CUMMINGS, of Spalding, Lincolnshire, the son of Percy and Olive Cummings, nee Bloodworth
Count Edward SANT FOURNIER, President of the Bank of Malta 1935 to 1945
Charles SANT FOURNIER, born 25th July 1875, Clerk Second Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Roger SATARIANO, the son of John and Carmelina Satariano, nee Cardona, married 19th September 1959 to Cynthia Grace JENKINS, the daughter of Eric and Mary Jenkins, nee Pickford
Arthur Ernest SAUNDERS, born 2nd May 1916, the son of Frederick Arthur and Florence Emily Saunders, Telegraphist
Elizabeth Mary SAUNDERS, born 27th July 1919, the daughter of Florence Emily and Frederick Arthur Saunders, Cable Operator, Eastern Telegraph Company
George SAUNDERS, aged 33 years, widower, Police Constable, the son of Benjamin Saunders, married 21st October 1902 to, Bridget REDDINGTON, aged 27 years, spinster, the daughter of John Reddington
John SAYERS, aged 37 years, bachelor, Chauffeur, resident at The Palace, Valletta, the son of Henry Sayers deceased, married 24th November 1910 to, Annie Martha SLAUGHTER, aged 26 years, spinster, Domestic Servant, resident at The Palace, Valletta, the daughter of William Slaughter. The Governor of Malta, Sir Leslie Rundle and his wife, attended this marriage
Mary Josephine SCALLAN, married 30th August 1952 to Henry William JARMAN
Hilda SCARLETT, the daughter of Beatrice Scarlett, Coldwell House, Valletta, Domestic Servant. Born April 26th 1913. Baptised in Malta 16th September 1934
Carmen SCHEMBRI, of Marsa, the daughter of Anthony and Bernorde Schembri, nee Ellul, married 6th September 1960 to Thomas BISHOP, Royal Navy, of Avonmouth, Bristol, the son of Thomas Albert and Olive Mary Bishop, nee Fisher
Francis G. SCHINAS, born 30th Mrch 1876, Clerk Third Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Albert G. SCHRANZ, born 7th January 1878, Clerk Second Grade at the Treasury in March 1918
Giselle Geneve SCIBERRAS, of Msida, the daughter of Lewis and Carmen Sciberras, nee Schembri, married 20th April 1959 to Roy Meredith WORLEY, of Staines, Middlesex, the son of William and Enid Worley, nee Pusey
Anne SCICLUNA, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Scicluna of Gzira, married 18th October 1945 to Keith BAAL, Lieut-Commander, Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve
Hannibal SCICLUNA, born 15th February 1880, Clerk Second Grade at the University in March 1918
Josephine SCICLUNA, the daughter of Emmanuel and Stella Scicluna, nee Caruana, of Paola, married 18th May 1957 to Joseph Ebejer REDMEN, the son of Anthony and Mary Redmen, of Paola,
Alfred SCIORTINO, born 31st January 1879, Clerk Second Grade at the Audit Office in March 1918
Marianne Pauline SCIORTINO, of Sliema, the daughter of Joseph Rosario and Winifred Sciortino, married 8th February 1959 to David ISTED, of Worthing, Sussex, the son of Edward Henry and Doreen Isted, nee Sanders
Alan Henry Charles SELLEY, born 14th January 1927, the son of Frank Leopold and Henrietta Louise Selley, ‘Iris’, Dingli Street, Sliema, Inspector of Engine Fitters, H.M. Dockyard
Clara Margery Melita SHARP, the daughter of John Henry and Clara Ellen Sharp, British Civil Servant. Born 25th January 1905, baptised in Malta 4th June 1907
Joseph Hamilton SHARPE, died on 28th November 1929, aged 80 years. He was born in Ireland and came to Malta as a soldier in the Royal Ordnance Corps, but remained. His career was in journalism and he was for some time the proprietor and editor of the Malta Times. Later he was for many years on the editorial staff of the Daily Malta Chronicle. He had also been a schoolmaster and had taught in several schools. He left Malta in the early 1920's for Scotland to be with his children but returned shortly after suffering from ill health. He was looked after by the Sisters of the Poor in Hamrun, but died in the Civil Central Hospital at Floriana. He had been married twice and made a widower twice, but left sons and daughters from his first marriage
Pauline SHARPE, died 11th October 1921, aged 50 years, the wife of Hamilton Sharpe, employee of Daily Malta Chronicle
Constable SHEPPHARD, H.M. Dockyard Police in 1914
J.F. SHEPHERD, Freemason, Master of The Zetland Lodge 1900
Philip Henry SHEPHERD, the son of Reginald Charles deceased, and Evelyn Mabel Shepherd, 40 Strada Gzira, Misida Road, Hotel Manager. Born December 28th 1923, baptised 13th December 1936. Mrs.Shepherd re-married and her son was known as Philip Henry CASWELL
Stella Grace SHEPPERD, married 28th July 1956 to Desmond Joseph O’LEARY
Anthony Douglas SHERWOOD, the son of Charles Alec and Violet Anna Rose Sherwood, Master Mariner, born 6th February 1920
Alexander SHIEKH-ASHIRY, born 20th November 1919, the son of Anna and Michael Shiekh-Ashiry, Captain, Russian Royal Air Force
Arthur Francis SHORE, married 16th August 1952 to Patricia May Edith TILLETT
Joan Louisa Kate SHOTTON, born 3rd March 1920, the daughter of John Webb and Edith March Blanche Shotton, Marine Engineer
Edward SHOULTS, married 25th December 1955 to Elsie POWELL
Alfred SHUKER, married 30th January 1951 to Eileen DRENNAN
A.J. SILLWOOD, Freemason, Master of The Wayfarers Lodge 1910
George Henry James SIMS, born 6th December 1905, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. M36862
Audrey Muriel SKEY, born 11th June 1908, the daughter of Henry Frank Lonsdale and Annie Amelia Skey, Cable Clerk
William Henry SKINNER, aged 27 years, bachelor, Evangelist, the son of Emily Skinner, married 20th September 1905 to, Caroline DENGATE, aged 31 years, spinster, Evangelist, the daughter of Thomas Dengate
Martha Annie SLINGESS, baptised 4th December 1943, Adult. The daughter of John Comley and Martha Ellen Slingess, 309 Chatswick Avenue, Cosham, Portsmouth. Born 27th February 1888
Iris SMALE, born 1st September 1904, the daughter of Joshua Kelsey and Elisabeth Ann Smale, Crane Driver, 3b Strada San Ursola, Senglea
Robert James SMALLMAN, married 15th November 1952 to Christina Mary HARAN
Cecil John SMEDLEY, aged 25 years, bachelor, Engineer, the son of Alfred Smedley, married 11th February 1924 to,Alice Mabel MANNERS, aged 19 years, spinster, from Aldershot, Hampshire, the daughter of John Manners
Albert Percy SMEEDEN, married 9th April 1948, to Magdalene Gloria ELLIS
Agnes SMITH, of Ta’Xbiex, aged 47 years, killed by enemy bombing, 26th June 1942
Ethel Louise May SMITH, baptised 6th October 1907, the daughter of Robert and Leah Smith, Engine Driver
Godfrey Eric SMITH, aged 26 years, bachelor, Civil Servant, the son of Daniel Smith, married 18th October 1941, to Winifred May GOARD, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of Horace John Goard
Harold Banks SMITH, aged 29 years, bachelor, Chief Officer, Merchant Marine, R.F.A. Boxol, the son of John Smith, married 22nd June 1920 to, Harriette Edith HADDOCK, aged 30 years, spinster, the daughter of Walter Haddock
Joan Pamela SMITH, born 27th July 1933, the daughter of Vera Maud and Ernest Edward Smith, 20 Luzlu Street, Sliema, Inspector, HM Dockyard
John SMITH, married 17th July 1955 to Pamela STOKES
L.E. SMITH, Freemason, Master of The Zetland Lodge 1914
Phyllis Javens SMITH, born 4th July 1909, the daughter of Wilfred Basil and Edith Agnes Smith, 89 Strada It Torri, Sliema, Eastern Cable Company
Ralph Stewart SMITH, aged 47 years, widower, Cable & Wireless, the son of John Smith, married 2nd December 1947, to Joan Kathleen FLANAGAN, aged 33 years, spinster, the daughter of Patrick James Flanagan
Reginald de Maumejan SMITH, aged 31 years, bachelor, Consul for Belgium, General Merchant and Steamship Agent, the son of Thomas Corlett Alexander Oldham Smith deceased, married 30th October 1920 to, Angeliki HENDERSON, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of Alexander Henderson, Marine Engineer
Reginald de Maumejan SMITH, of Valletta, aged 53 years, killed by enemy bombing, 26th February 1942
Thelma Patricia SMITH, married 9th August 1952 to Derek WILKINSON
Wilton Beresford SMITH, born 3rd October 1911, the son of Wilfred Basil and Edith Agnes Smith, Eastern Telegraph Company
Winnie SMITH, of Sliema, aged 56 years, killed by enemy bombing, 14th May 1942
P.G. SOUTHERDEN, buried 26th November 1918, aged 20 years. Died from pneumonia. Born in Kent, unmarried, 2nd Officer, Merchant Navy
Edgar Kirton SOUTHWICK, aged 29 years, bachelor, Clerk, Eastern Telegraph Company, the son of Richard Southwick deceased, married 16th February 1920 to, Kathleen Lily SEARLE, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of William Whyte Searle
Alfred Lawrence SPALDING, aged 26 years, bachelor, Assistant Electrician, Cable Ship Levant, the son of William Edward Spalding, married 20th November 1912 to, Huldah Margaret BARNES, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of Archibald Alfred Barnes, late Clerk of Works to Sanitary Commissioner in Gibraltar
Cyril SPALDING, born 14th October 1914, the son of Alfred Lawrence and Hildah Margaret Spalding, Strada Ridolfo, Sliema, Assistant Electrician, Cable Ship Levant
Lawrence SPALDING, born 1st September 1913, the son of Haldah Margaret and Alfred Lawrence Spalding, living in Sliema. Assistant Electrician, Cable ship Levant, Eastern Telegraph Company. Died 8th November 1913, aged 2 months 2 days
Robert Chester SPENCER Jr., Captain, American Air Force, the son of Robert Chester Spencer, Swarthmore, Philadelphia, U.S.A., married 15th December 1943 to Doreen Winefride DILLEY, the daughter of the late Robert Dilley, of Sliema
Theresa SPITERI, of Tarxien, the daughter of Anthony and Carmen Spiteri, nee Gauci, married 8th October 1960 to David Alan MARTIN, Royal Navy, from Plymouth, the son of Arthur L. and Hilda Kathleen Martin, nee Crocker
Janet Steele SPOONER, of Gzira, the daughter of William and Janet Spooner, nee Steele, married 9th April 1960 to Nicholas Plunkett QUINN, Royal Navy, HMS Forth, the son of Nicholas and Christine Quinn, nee Haughton
Henry Robert SPRATT, aged 36 years, bachelor, Electrical Engineer, Eastern Telegraph Company, the son of George Oscar Spratt, Superintendent. Eastern Telegraph Company, married 17th March 1920 to, Dorothy Agnes BELL, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of Charles William Bell, Bank Manager
W.H. SPRY, Freemason, Master of The Zetland Lodge 1905, 1909
Elizabeth Ann SPURRELL, born 11th August 1937, the daughter of Reginald Henry and Vera Spurrell, 18 Qui si Sana Mansions, Sliema
Alfred ST.JOHN, of Mosta, aged 2 years, killed by enemy bombing, 26th March 1942
Nazzareno ST.JOHN, of Mosta, aged three months, killed by enemy bombing, 21st March 1942
Olga ST.JOHN, of Mosta, aged 26 years, killed by enemy bombing, 21st March 1942
William ST.JOHN, died 6th August 1904, aged 36 years, at Birkirkara. He left a widow and children
Mary Concetta (Connie) STAGNO NAVARRA, married 28th December 1941 to Douglas Colson Brown ROBERTSON, Flight Lieutenant, Royal Air Force
Edgar STAINES, born 23rd June 1883, Clerk Third Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Charles Gilson STANIFORTH, aged 28 years, bachelor, Milling Engineer, the son of Joshua Staniforth, married 24th December 1904 to, Blanche THORNLEY, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of Alfred Jonas Thornley deceased
Sergeant STANMORE, H.M. Dockyard Police in 1914
Raymond Edwin STANNETT, of Reading, Berkshire, the son of Oliver and Mabel Stannett, nee Brewer, married 27th May 1957 to Elizabeth MARKHAM, of Gzira, the daughter of Sidney John and Ann Markham, nee Medland
Margaret STEEL, nee McDOUGALL, the daughter of Percy and Ethel McDougall, 31 Victoria Avenue, Sliema. Born 29th November 1902, baptised in Malta 6th May 1934
Winnifred Alice Claudia STEVENS, born 11th April 1905, the daughter of William Ralph and Alice Mary Stevens, Telegraphist
James Henry STEWART, married 1949, to Mary Josephine WESTWOOD
P.S. STEWART, Freemason, Master of The Lodge of St.John and St.Paul 1913
Albert STILON LLD, of Rabat, aged 64 years, killed by enemy bombing, 21st March 1942
Lea STILON DE PIRO, married 26th September 1953 to Dr. Henry A. HARDING
Pamela STOKES, married 17th July 1955 to John SMITH
Thomas Clarence STONE, aged 28 years, bachelor, Radio Officer, C.S.W.S., of R.N. W.T. Section Dingli, the son of Clarence Vivian John Stone, married 2nd February 1948, to Ettie Ellen MORRISH, aged 28 years, spinster, Teleprinter Operator, the daughter of William Richard Morris
Robert James STOOPMAN, the son of James Rainey and Margaret Josephine Stoopman, nee Campbell, married 27th August 1954 to Anne Burnett TAYLOR, aged 23 years, the daughter of Robert James and Annie Taylor, nee Burnett
Mrs Carmela STORACE, died 3rd December 1919 in Sliema, the wife of Paolo Storace
Elizabeth STORK, married 27th January 1951 to Ronald Ernest RAPLEY
Marjorie Anastasia Kelson STOTHERT, born 21st November 1905, the daughter of Basil Wilberforce and Edith Mary Stothert
Esther Monica Kelson STOTHERT, born 12th February 1908, the daughter of Basil Wilberforce and Edith Mary Stothert, Calypso House, Point Street, Sliema, Chaplain HM Forces
Lord Gerald STRICKLAND, died Thursday 22nd August 1940, at his residence Villa Bologna, Lija
William STUBBERFIELD, employed as a Bell Diver on the St.Elmo Breakwater project, died at his lodging in Senglea, and was buried 13th August 1906. Aged 37 years, he left a widow and family in Folkestone, Kent
J.R. STUPPLE, Freemason, Master of The Union of Malta Lodge 1907
Alfred George STURGEON, aged 24 years, bachelor, Engine Fitter, the son of William James Sturgeon, married 7th May 1918 to, Flora CONNELL, aged 19 years, spinster, the daughter of Jeremiah Connell
George Stuart STURROCK, born 4th December 1905, the son of George Steven and Flora Sturrock, Clerk, Eastern Telegraph Company
Dorothy SULLIVAN, married 23rd April 1955 to Francis READ
Maria Melita SULTANA, of Luqa, the daughter of Joseph and Veneranda Sultana, married 5th October 1958 to Michael SMITH, Royal Air Force, of Rotherham, Yorkshire, the son of Edward and Margaret Smith
Seppo Atto SUOKAS, of Norway, the son of Carlo and Sivi Suokas, nee Ruuskanen, married 24th January 1959 to Josephine MIFSUD, of St. Julians, the daughter of Henry and Mary Mifsud, nee Montanaro Gauci
Reginald Cockcroft SUTCLIFFE, aged 24 years, bachelor, Meteorologist, the son of Ormerod Greenwood Sutcliffe, married 26th March 1929 to, Evelyn WILLIAMS, aged 20 years, spinster, the daughter of William Williams, Minister of Religion
James Scott SUTHERLAND, aged 21 years, bachelor, Deckhand, H.M.T. Kymrick, the son of James Sutherland, married 12th June 1917 to, Mary GRIMLEY, aged 17 years, the daughter of Private Samuel Grimley, H.M.Forces
Richard SUTTON, stoker, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the British Seamens Hospital, but able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Walter Henry SWEETENHAM, aged 28 years, bachelor, Civil Servant, the son of Walter Henry Sweetenham, married 25th September 1924 to, Elizabeth Kate MAGGS, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of Henry Patterson Maggs
John Dudley SYMES, married 29th November 1947 to Mary Magdalen BERNARD
Charles Strickland SYMONDS, aged 24 years, bachelor, Cable Operator, Eastern Telegraph Company, the son of Henry Symonds deceased, married 28th March 1921 to, Edith Margaret PRATT, aged 26 years, spinster, the daughter of Alexander S. Pratt deceased
Elizabeth Rachel Rose SZINGER, the daughter of Ignatz and Margaret Szinger. Born September 12th 1910, baptised in Malta 10th July 1939
Maria TABONE, married 26th July 1947 to Vivian Albert DILLON
Count Alfred G. TAGLIAFERRO, President of the Anglo-Maltese Bank 1911
Miss Susanna TAITE, hospital nurse, a passenger rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to Hotel D’Angleterre. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Cyril John TAPP, married 13th August 1955 to Mary Doris ATTARD
Frances Hellen TASSELL, 16 Victoria Terrace, Sliema, baptised in Malta 25th June 1929
Anne Burnett TAYLOR, aged 23 years, the daughter of Robert James and Annie Taylor, nee Burnett, married 27th August 1954 to Robert James STOOPMAN, the son of James Rainey and Margaret Josephine Stoopman, nee Campbell
Colin TAYLOR, married 12th March 1955 to Anne COKE
George Ian Aylmer TAYLOR, born 30th October 1922, the son of Katherine Gordon Ritche and Percy Aylmer Taylor, Telegraphist, Eastern Telegraph Company
Percy Aylmer TAYLOR, aged 29 years, bachelor, Cable Operator, the son of David Taylor, married 21st June 1921 to, Katherine Ritchie Gordon MITCHELL, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of George Mitchell
Violet TAYLOR, nee ALVISIO, married 2nd February 1952 to Harry WILLIAMS
David Kennedy TELFER, aged 27 years, bachelor, Dental Surgeon, 90 General Hospital, the son of Robert Telfer, married 3rd June 1944, to Marie HILTON, aged 32 years, spinster, Nursing Sister, 90 General Hospital, the daughter of Alfred Hilton
Vincent TERRIBILE, born 17th February 1887, Clerk Third Grade at the University in March 1918
Brian William THEOBALD, the son of Rachel Theobald, married 18th April 1957 to Carol Edith Anne MOORE, of Gosport, the daughter of John Henry and Edith Moore
Charles THEOBALD, of Paola, aged 77 years, killed by enemy bombing 13th February 1942
Jacqueline Elise THEWISSEN, of Belgium, the daughter of George and Sophie Thewissen, nee Geypen, married 12th December 1960 to John RICHARDSON, Signal Squadron, the son of Lynn Hughes and Winifred Kate Richardson, nee Ricketts
John THOMAS, mess room steward, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to British Seamens Hospital, but able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Annie Elizabeth THOMPSON, born 8th June 1902, the daughter of William John and Annie Elizabeth Thompson
Ernest Victor THOMPSON, 20 years, bachelor, Cipher clerk, Signal Squadron, the son of Stanley Victor Thompson, Taxi Driver, married 15th August 1959 to, Terese McKENNA, 20 years, spinster, Typist, the daughter of James McKenna, Fireman
Henry George THOMPSON, baptised in Malta 2nd February 1908, the son of William John and Annie Elizabeth Thompson, Foreman of Works
John Edward THOMPSON, from Wythall, Worcestershire, the son of Sidney George and Thora Thompson, nee Rogers, married 21st September 1958 to Margaret BRIFFA, of Sliema, the daughter of Anthony and Anthonia Briffa, nee Bonnello
J.M. THOMPSON, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1900
William John THOMPSON, baptised in Malta 27th August 1905, the son of William John and Annie Elizabeth Thompson
David Crichton THOMSON, aged 29 years, bachelor, of Margaret Street, Sliema, the son of David Thomson, married 6th November 1937 to Alexandra Anne GRAY, aged 28 years, spinster, of Isouard Street, Sliema, the daughter of Lionel Gray
Henry Alexander Vernon THOMSON, the son of Walter Reginald and Helene Amelia Thomson, of Bayrouth, Syria, employee of Standard Oil Company, of New York, born 29th September 1922
Barbara Sheila THOROGOOD, born 26th February 1932, the daughter of Frederick George and Winifred Thorogood, Stonehaven, Hookham Frere Street, Pieta, Butler
Rodney THORPE, the son of John and Edna Thorpe, nee Ryson, married 10th November 1956 to Jessie CALLEJA, the daughter of Joseph and Emilia Calleja, nee Agius
Patricia May Edith TILLETT, married 16th August 1952 to Arthur Francis SHORE
Thomas Arthur TIPPETS, married 1951 to Cecilia BERGMANN
Charles TOMLIN, died 24th August 1908, aged 36 years. Foreman of Fitters. He was injured when a crane dropped some zinc covering which he was supervising but fell on him, and he died later in hospital. He came from Dover and left a wife and three children
H.J. TOMLIN, opened St.Andrew’s Livery Stables in Marsa in 1906, after serving in the Army for almost twenty years. He was assisted by his sons Henry John Tomlin and William Robert Tomlin
Edward TOMLINS, born in Sliema 7th December 1904, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. J103684
Rose Cecilia TOMLIN, the daughter of the late Henry John Tomlin of 25 St. Albert Street, Gzira, married 28th July 1945 to, Hubert Steed SALISBURY, Lieutenant, Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve, the son of the late Hubert and Mrs Salisbury of Lea House, Elmley Castle, Pershore, Worcestershire
Pauline TONNA, married 13th February 1943 to Joseph Henry MOORE
Antonio CASSAR TORREGGIANI, President of the Anglo-Maltese Bank 1927 to 1945
Alexander TORTELL, born 3rd April 1866, Clerk First Grade at the Post Office in March 1918
Frederick TORTELL, born 17th May 1871, Clerk First Grade at the Treasury in March 1918
Alfonso TRAPANI, born 17th December 1873, Clerk First Grade for Charitable Institutions in March 1918
John L. TRAPANI, born 27th October 1876, Clerk Second Grade at the Treasury in March 1918
Patricia Hilda TREADGOLD, the daughter of Edwin John and Christine Treadgold, Deputy Naval Store Officer, born 29th December 1920
Ivy Lorna TREHEARNE, nee STEPHENSON, the daughter of Jonathan and Elizabeth Stephenson, and wife of Sydney George Trehearne. Born 24th January 1887, baptised in Malta 29th September 1906
Thelma Prosser TREHEARNE, born 29th May 1906, the daughter of Sydney George and Ivy Lorna Trehearne, Electrical Engineer
Miss TREVES, The Lady Superintendent of Mildmay Institute, Nursing House, 18 Strada Scozzese, Valletta in February 1902
Betty Ethel TRICKER, born 3rd November 1916, the daughter of Leonard Charles and Ethel Tricker, Accountant
Peggy Eileen TRICKER, born 17th May 1919, the daughter of Leonard Charles and Ethel Tricker, Accountant
Albert George TRIGG, aged 24 years, bachelor, Clerk, the son of Frederick Trigg, married 19th August 1912 to, Lucy Marie RICHARDSON, aged 18 years, spinster, Artiste, the daughter of Arthur Richardson
Carol May TRIMNELL, 21 years, spinster, the daughter of John Henry Trimnell, Electrical Engineer, married 4th March 1959 to, James Richard HOUSTON, 21 years, bachelor, ME1, Royal Navy, the son of John Houston, Miner
Carmelo TRIONSI, born 11th June 1872, Clerk Second Grade at the Gozo Courts, in March 1918
Samuel Joseph TUCKER, aged 62 years, widower, Pilot, of Bellevue, Ismalia, Egypt, the son of Nathaniel Thomas Tucker deceased, Lieutenant, Indian Navy, married 23rd November 1903 to, Ethel Mary COOPER, aged 21 years, spinster, of Bellevue, Ismalia, Egypt, the daughter of Frederick Cooper
Eveline TURNBULL, died 5th July 1900, aged 9 years
Alan Jack TURNER, born 28th August 1920, the son of Flora Lilian and Hector Thomas Turner, Clerk, HM Dockyard
Carol TURNER, 19 years, spinster, Clerk, the daughter of John Edmund Turner, Publican, married 21st September 1957 to, Douglas James BURTENSHAW, 22 years, bachelor, Telegraphist, Royal Navy, HMS Ricasoli, the son of Nelson Walter Burtenshaw, Gardener
Harold Gordon TURNER, born 27th November 1917, the son of Hector Thomas and Flora Lilian Turner, Clerk, HM Dockyard
Leslie Ronald TURNER, married 9th August 1953 to Carmela CALLEJA CORTIS
Leslie William TURNER, aged 23 years, bachelor, Salesman, the son of Albert William Turner, married 18th May 1940, to Doreen Mary WYATT, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of Ronald Wyatt
Margaret May TURNER, born 14th May 1916, the daughter of Hector Thomas and Flora Lilian Turner, 11 Don Rua Street, Sliema, Clerk
J. TWEEDLEY, stoker, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the Station Hospital, Valletta. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Harold TWINE, the son of William and Kathleen Twine, 63 Strada Ridolfo, Sliema, Schoolmaster, born 8th June 1900, baptised in Malta 6th January 1926
Norman TYLER, aged 22 years, bachelor, Assistant Naval Store Keeper, the son of Robert Tyler, married 14th April 1900 to, Annie Beatrice Aurora COUSINS, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of Charles Cousins deceased
Josephine ULLO, of Valletta, aged 75 years, killed by enemy bombing, 20th May 1941
Muriel Irene UNDERWOOD, born 15th February 1913, the daughter of William Albert and Emily Ada Underwood, Inspector, HM Dockyard
Elizabeth URRY, married 25th January 1936 to, Henry Charles BROWNRIGG, Royal Air Force, of RAF Calafrana
Constable F. VANHEAR, H.M. Dockyard Police in 1914
James VANHEAR, Inspector H.M. Dockyard Police, retired by 1914
Sergeant VANHEAR, H.M. Dockyard Police in 1914
Thomas Gibbons VANSON, aged 26 years, bachelor, Labourer, the son of John Vanson, married 2nd September 1905 to, Agnes Louise CHAMBERS, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of William Elisha Chambers
Carmela Mary VASSALLO, of Rabat, the daughter of Fortunato Francis and Carmela Maria Vassallo, nee Buhagiar, married 18th June 1960 to Roy Stanley HARVEY, of Leigh on Sea, Essex, Royal Air Force, the son of Lesley James Henry and Phyllis Eileen Harvey, nee Gibbons
Helen VASSALLO, of Sliema, the daughter of Edward and Carmelina Vassallo, nee Bascetta, married 20th December 1959 to Gerald BRISCOE, of Gobowen, Salop, the son of Joseph and Florence Briscoe, nee Schulke
William VASSALLO, born 4th April 1881, Clerk Third Grade at the Monte di Pieta in March 1918
Felica VELLA, aged 35 years, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Frederick VELLA, President of the Anglo-Maltese Bank 1905
Karmenu VELLA, aged 14 years, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Margaret VELLA, aged 20 years, spinster, the daughter of Antonio Vella, Pensioner, married 31st January 1903 to, George Robert COOPER, aged 24 years, bachelor, Gunner, Royal Garrison Artillery, the son of Robert Cooper
Vincentia VELLA, of Valletta, the daughter of Alfred and Mary Vella, nee Grech, married 24th July 1958 to Clothar ROTH, of Dusseldorf, Germany, the son of Horst Wilhelm and Erna Camilla Roth, nee Martin
Vincent VELLA, aged 1 year, died 5th April 1946. A Vickers Wellington Naval aircraft crashed on St. Publius Street, Rabat, about 11 a.m. on 5th April 1946. On the ground sixteen civilians were killed plus five crew members lost their lives
Jennifer Ann VICKERS, 26 years, spinster, Secretary, the daughter of Harold James Vickers, Indian Police retired, married 22nd August 1959 to, Julian Simon Field BURRAGE, 32 years, bachelor, Naval Officer, HMS St.Angelo, the son of Alfred McLelland Burrage deceased, Author
Alfred VIGAR, child, died by drowning 5th June 1903
Edward Emil Otto WAHL, aged 23 years, bachelor, the son of Emil Wahl deceased, married 15th December 1900, to Dora Bertha Maria Von ZECH, aged 44 years, spinster, the daughter of Victor von Zech deceased
Max WALDORF, chief steward, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to the British Hotel, but able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Audrey Grace WALDRON, born 10th May 1923, the daughter of Grace and Samuel Albert Waldron, Salesman, 17 Strada Ridolfo, Sliema
Harold Edward WALKER, aged 26 years, bachelor, Electrician, HM Dockyard, the son of William Charles Walker, married 27th February 1922 to, May Doris HALL, aged 19 years, spinster, the daughter of Noah Salmon Hall
Ellen WALL, aged 20 years, spinster, the daughter of William Wall deceased, Stoker, married 11th January 1919 to, Charles George MARTIN, aged 24 years, bachelor, Stoker, Royal Navy, HMS Wallflower, the son of Thomas Martin deceased, Labourer
Ernest WALMSLY, buried 5th July 1918, aged 36 years. Died from tuberculosis. Born in Yorkshire, married, Naval Pensione
Audrey Jean WALSH, born 23rd November 1910, the daughter of Ernest and Flora Walsh, 15 Don Bosco Street, Sliema, Eastern Telegraph Company
Flora Eileen WALSH, born 12th November 1909, the daughter of Ernest and Flora Walsh, 126, Strada It Torri, Sliema, Eastern Telegraph Company
Miss Mary WALSH, Q.A.I.M.N.S., died 19th August 1915 in the Nursing Sisters Hospital, 20 Piazza Maggiore, Floriana, aged 32 years. Her funeral took place the following evening in Addolorata cemetery, conducted by the Reverend P. Dunphy, the Senior Roman Catholic Chaplain to the Forces
John Peter WALTON, of Imtarfa, aged 40 years, killed by enemy bombing, 18th April 1942
P.E. WALTON, Freemason, Master of The Zetland Lodge 1906
Joseph WARD, of Hamrun, aged 19 years, killed by enemy bombing, 2nd June 1942
Albert WARING, lamp trimmer, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to Soldiers and Sailors Institute, but able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Peter WARING, carpenter, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to Soldiers and Sailors Institute, but able to attend the funerals held on the 26th. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Stanley WARNE, of Paola, aged 13 years, killed by enemy bombing, 12th February 1942
John WARRACK, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Warrack of Coventry. A Merchant Seaman on board the s.s. Essex, which arrived in Grand Harbour on 10th January 1941 carrying a cargo of vitally needed war supplies. The damaged aircraft carrier HMS Illustrious docked at the same time, which led to a blitz by the enemy air force. There was widespread damage to other shipping and the dockyard areas. The s.s. Essex was hit by a 2,000 lb. bomb which killed fifteen members of the crew and seven Maltese stevedores. John Warrack was one of the injured but died on 3rd February 1941 in Imtarfa Military Hospital.
James WATERS, died 8th April 1912, aged 51 years, in Balzan. He started his career in education as an assistant teacher in 1877, and in 1883 was sent to England for two years special training. Upon his return he was placed in charge of Lia Elementary School, and remained there for thirteen years, until moving to Valletta Model School. After eight years in Valletta he was promoted to the Lyceum as teacher of English in 1903, and whilst in this post he died. He left a widow
Richard WATSON, 2nd mate, a crew member rescued from the s.s. Sardinia disaster, and taken to Hotel D’Angleterre. The ship sailed out of Grand Harbour just before 10 a.m. on Wednesday the 25th November 1908, carrying a crew of 39, 12 saloon passengers, and 142 Arabs from Morocco who were travelling to Mecca. She was only about 200 yards beyond the breakwater when thick black smoke was seen emerging from the starbord side, followed by a series of explosions. There was a very strong wind at the time fanning the flames along the side of the ship and high into the air. The ship turned as if it was going to re-enter the harbour, but was then seen to be following a circular path, and ran aground on the rocks off Fort Ricasoli. There was then a large explosion, with flames shooting skywards, and flaming debris littering the shore. Since it was too dangerous for rescue boats to go alongside, the men and women on board had to jump into the sea in the hope of being picked up. Ten passengers and twenty-three members of the crew were saved, but there was a calamatous loss of life amongst the Arabs. Not all the bodies were found, and the final death toll was two European passengers, sixteen crew, and more than 100 of the Arab passengers
Alexander WATT, married 14th July 1949, to Violetta Mary BOLAND
William Edwin Geoffrey WAYCOTT, born 24th October 1918, the son of Edith Mary and Cyril Caldwell Waycott, Foreman HM Dockyard
James Robert WEATHERITT, of Alnwick, Northumberland, the son of James and Elizabeth Weatheritt, nee Reid, married 21st November 1959 to Iris Mary SAMMUT, of Valletta, the daughter of Carmelo and Carmela Sammut, nee Bajada
Herbert Stephen WEBB, aged 27 years, bachelor, Assistant Naval Store Officer, the son of William Edward Webb, married 30th June 1909 to, Frances Elizabeth Ann LOCKYER-NIBBS, aged 19 years, spinster, of 8 Strada Stella Maris, Sliema, the daughter of George Albert Lockyer-Nibbs
John Joseph WEDICK, married 25th November 1939, to Sheila Agatha GRIFFIN
Oscar WERTBERG, buried 23rd April 1905, aged 34 years. Died from meningitis. Born in Switzerland, unmarried. Seaman on s.s. Bifrost
F.J. WEST, Freemason, Master of The Royal Naval Lodge 1915
Rose Etheldreada WEST, married Thursday 27th February 1930, to William HENLEY, Royal Navy, HMS Vanessa
Samuel WEST, aged 30 years, bachelor, Master of Tug, the son of William West, married 21st February 1905 to, Lucia JAQUEMIN, aged 32 years, spinster, the daughter of Jules Francis Fredric Jaquemin deceased, Commander, Swiss Army
Norah WESTON, married in 1949 to Victor Reginald FURNEAUX
Stephanie Isabelle WHEATLEY, born 9th May 1914, the daughter of Leonard Havelock and Violet Emma Isabelle Wheatley, 9 Don Bosco Street, Sliema, Colonial Civil Service
Filippa WHIDDATT, of Hamrun, aged 12 years, killed by enemy bombing, 12th October 1942
Joan WHIDDATT, of Hamrun, aged 10 years, killed by enemy bombing, 12th October 1942
William WHIDDATT, of Hamrun, aged 8 years, killed by enemy bombing, 12th October 1942
Charles William WHITE, married 18th May 1948 to Elizabeth Mary CRUNELS
George Arthur William WHITE, baptised 4th September 1903, the son of George James Henry and Lily Alice Minnie White, Pianoforte Teacher
Kenneth John WHITHAM, of Bristol, the son of John Gordon and Lilian Dorothy Whitham, nee Smith, married 4th July 1959 to Daisy Theresa BRADSHAW, of Vittoriosa, the daughter of Robert and Dolores Bradshaw, nee Ellul
William Wilson WHYTE, born in Valletta 12th June 1903, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. M35197
Colson Henry WHITEHOUSE, aged 25 years, bachelor, Chemist, 54 Strada Cattedrale, Sliema, the son of Charles Whitehouse, married 26th February 1903 to, Marion McLellan COWAN, aged 27 years, spinster, the daughter of John Cowan
Charles Woodbridge WHITFORD, died 12th July 1913 in Gozo. A former Foreman of Boilermakers, HM Dockyard
Alfred James WHITING, aged 24 years, bachelor, Smith, the son of George Benjamin Whiting, Fitters Assistant, married 8th March 1904 to, Alice Mary GARD, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of George Reuben Gard
A.J. WHITING, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1910
Alfred William WHITLEY, aged 27 years, bachelor, Inspector, NAAFI, the son of Arthur William Whitley, married 3rd October 1936 to, Ellen Annie PHILO, aged 24 years, spinster, of 16 Goldrington Crescent, St. Pancras, London, the daughter of George Joseph Philo
A. WHITWORTH, Freemason, Master of The United Brethren Lodge 1907
Michael WICKMAN, of Paola, aged 19 years, killed by enemy bombing, 15th February 1942
Frederick William WILBURN, aged 32 years, bachelor, Admiralty Official, the son of Mark Wilburn deceased, married 25th February 1904 to, Helen Marion CRANE, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of Major and Quartermaster Evi John Crane, 3rd Royal Garrison Regiment
William WILD, of South Shields, the son of Ernest and Ann Wild, nee Johnson, married 31st December 1960 to Mary DIMECH, of Msida, the daughter of George and Rita Dimech, nee Barbara
Sidney Clarence WILCOX, aged 26 years, bachelor, Master Mariner, Cable Steamship Amber, the son of Sidney John Wilcox, married 31st October 1923 to, May Kathleen BISHOP, nee PHILLIPS, aged 32 years, widow, the daughter of William John Phillips, Telegraphist
Herbert Roland WILD, born 14th September 1907, the son of Roland William and Florence Jessie Wild, Electrical Engineer
Roland William WILD, aged 24 years, bachelor, Electrical Engineer, the son of William Isaac Wild, married 21st June 1906 to, Florence Jessie SMITH, aged 23 years, spinster, Nurse, the daughter of William Benjamin Smith, Artist
Annie Nene Florence WILKIN, born 21st July 1915, the daughter of Harry Atkinson and Annie Marguerita Uniache Wilkin, Telegraphist
Harry Atkinson WILKIN, aged 31 years, bachelor, Eastern Telegraph Company, the son of James Harry Wilkin deceased, married 29th September 1914 to, Annie Marguerite Uniacke COXEN, full age, spinster, the daughter of John Uniacke Coxen, Superintendent Eastern Telegraph Company
Louisa Anne WILKINS, the daughter of James and Sarah Ann Wilkins, 69 Windsor Terrace, Sliema, born 12th September 1873, baptised in Malta 28th May 1908
Derek WILKINSON, married 9th August 1952 to Thelma Patricia SMITH
Ellen Mary Louie WILKINSON, baptised 5th April 1908, the daughter of William Palmer and Louie Maud Wilkinson, Policeman
William Palmer WILKINSON, aged 25 years, bachelor, Policeman, the son of Edmund George Wilkinson, married 23rd November 1907 to, Louise Maud ROGERS, aged 19 years, spinster, Barmaid, the daughter of James Uriah Rogers
Mr. WILLIAMS, late Sergeant, Royal Engineers, now working as a Surveyor's Clerk, died in Sliema Sunday afternoon 28th February 1904
Ann Margaret WILLIAMS, of Gzira, the daughter of Victor Henry and Dorothy Williams, married 19th July 1958 to Francis William CLEARY, of Goodwick, South Wales, Royal Marine, the son of Peter Joseph and Mary Ellen Cleary, nee Russell
Frank Henderson WILLIAMS, born 17th February 1932, the son of Louisa Blunt and David Andrew Williams, 24 Windsor Terrace, Sliema, Civil Service Clerk, Admiralty Department
Harry WILLIAMS, married 2nd February 1952 to Violet TAYLOR, nee ALVISIO
James Henderson WILLIAMS, born 28th January 1930, the son of Louisa Blunt and David Andrew Williams, Windsor Terrace, Sliema, Civil Servant, Admiralty Department
James WILLIAMS, married 18th November 1953 to Thelma Margaret MONK
Captain Roger G. Strickland and his bride Melita Amato-Pace in 1937
Alexander Paul WILLIAMSON, born 28th December 1916, the son of Alfred Arthur and Lily Coulter Williamson, Civil Engineer
Ideala Clare WILLIAMSON, born 26th September 1912, the daughter of Alfred Arthur and Lily Coulter Williamson, Civil Engineer
Elizabeth Rosaline WILSON, of Whitehaven, Cumberland, the daughter of William and Rosina Wilson, nee McLennon, married 25th June 1959 to John Angus BIRNIE, of Gosforth, Cumberland, the son of Arthur and Elizabeth Jane Birnie, nee Tyson
Robert Arthur WILSON, the son of Ernest Thomas and Ivy Lilian Wilson, nee Perriman, married 12th December 1959 to Catherine St. Clair BENNETT, the daughter of John Patrick and Gladys Marie Bennett, nee Galloway
R. WILSON, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1909
Reverend Wiliam Auguste WILSON, ordained 1923. Serving at Holy Trinity Church, Sliema, 1937
Frederick William WINDEBANK, aged 32 years, bachelor, Merchant, the son of Walter Edward Windebank deceased, married 27th September 1911 to, Florence Mabel STAPLETON, aged 18 years, spinster, the daughter of Joseph Stapleton
Kenneth Nelson WINGROVE, born in Imtarfa 24th October 1905, joined the Royal Navy and given the service No. M36710
T. WINTON, Freemason, Master of The Wayfarers Lodge 1900
William Arthur WITHRINGTON, the son of George and Mary Withrington, 376 Bethnal Green Road, London, Wood Merchant. Born 27th May 1888, baptised in Malta 18th October 1906
Ian Barry WOOD, born 17th June 1916, the son of Francis Annie and Frederick Wood, of Eastern Telegraph Company
Mary Grace WOOD, born 18th August 1913, the daughter of Annie Francis and Frederick Wood, Eastern Telegraph Company
Thomas WOOD, buried 17th July 1919, aged 21 years. Died from smallpox. Born in Wales, unmarried. Ship’s steward
Violet Alexandra Mary WOOD, born 5th May 1912, the daughter of Mary Helen Wood, nee HUDSON, and William James Wood, Army Audit Staff
Joseph WOODHOUSE, of Hamrun, aged 18 years, killed by enemy bombing, 4th July 1941
Robert WOODHOUSE, died 28th August 1914, at his residence in Cospicua, aged 60 years. A Sergeant in the Dockyard Police, he had retired about five months previously, after serving for thirty years. He left a widow and family, and was buried in Addolorata cemetery
Arthur Manning WOODLEY, baptised 20th October 1912, the son of Victor Albert and Elizabeth Jane Woodley, Clerk
Albert WOODWARD, of Marsa, aged 37 years, killed by enemy bombing, 12th July 1941
Geoffrey Roger WOODWARD, born 21st August 1906, the son of Joseph Roger and Beatrice Constance Georgina Woodward, Clerk
Joseph Roger WOODWARD, aged 28 years, bachelor, Clerk, married 24th October 1905 to, Beatrice Constance Georgina HOLLOWAY, aged 28 years, spinster, the daughter of Arthur Stephen Holloway, Professor of Music
William D.G. WORCESTER, Captain, R.N.R., and the Agent for the P.&.O Company died 9th February 1912, aged 61 years. He left a widow, a daughter Helen Worcester, and sons Gilbert Worcester and George Worcester. He was the prime mover to build a Rest for British and Foreign Seamen, in Malta, and saw the project brought to fruition
Roy Meredith WORLEY, of Staines, Middlesex, the son of William and Enid Worley, nee Pusey, married 20th April 1959 to Giselle Geneve SCIBERRAS, of Msida, the daughter of Lewis and Carmen Sciberras, nee Schembri
Charles Frederick WRIGHT, aged 30 years, bachelor, Clerk, the son of Arthur Wright, Lloyds Surveyor, married 5th February 1907 to, Rose TIDY, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of Henry Tidy deceased
E. WRIGHT, Freemason, Master of The Waller Rodwell Wright Lodge 1912
Gordon Frederick WRIGHT, born 5th October 1917, the son of Charles Frederick and Rose Wright, Clerk
Mary Monica WRIGHT, born 23rd April 1909, the daughter of William James and Maud Constance Mary Wright, Telegraphist
Maud Constance Mary WRIGHT, the wife of William James Wright, died 11th May 1915, aged 33 years. Born in Edinburgh, her husband was the Manager of the Valletta Branch of the Eastern Telegraph Company
Olive Maud WRIGHT, born 3rd December 1913, the daughter of William James and Maud Constance Mary Wright, Telegraphist
Stanley Charles WRIGHT, born 16th April 1909, the son of Charles Frederick and Rose Wright, Clerk
Giuseppe XUEREB, born 18th September 1862, Clerk Second Grade at the Charitable Institutions, in March 1918
Peter XUEREB, born 27th September 1874, Clerk Second Grade at the Public Registry, in March 1918
Miss Ethel YABSLEY, together with Miss SCEBERRAS, the daughter of Matilda and Attilio Sceberras, opened the Chiswick House School, at 7 Windsor Terrace, Sliema, in October 1906 to meet the demand for education from the growing English population of Sliema
Ethel YABSLEY, of Sliema, aged 72 years, killed by enemy bombing, 5th February 1942
Roland YEO, aged 30 years, bachelor, Accountant, A.S.C., the son of Samuel Yeo, married 15th July 1916 to, Madge Wheeler BARTLETT, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of George Bartlett
Gordon YEOMAN, the eldest son of S.G. Yeoman of Sliema, married 24th July 1908 to Mary Louise CROSS, the younger daughter of James W. Cross, of Bristol, at All Saint’s Church, Cairo, Egypt
Stephen George YEOMAN, died 1928, aged 84 years, born Southampton. Had worked as an Inspector in HM Dockyard
H.L.F. YOUNG, Freemason, Master of The Lodge of St.John and St.Paul 1914
Mary Ann YOUNG, married 22nd February 1954 to Keith DURRANT
Peggy Aileen YOUNG, born 28th December 1915, the daughter of Harold and Alice Elizabeth Young, HM Dockyard
Peter Alexander YOUNG, born 2nd January 1920, the son of Alice Elizabeth and Harold Young, Surveyor, 3 Dingli Street, Sliema
Thomas Fleming YOUNG, born in Scotland in 1901, Chartered Shipbroker, buried 19th February 1973
Antoinette ZAMMIT, married 26th September 1956 to John Norman PULLIN
John C. ZANGHI, born 1st June 1869, Clerk First Grade at the Superior Courts in March 1918
Maria ZARB, died 30th December 1952, aged 60 years old, from extensive burns caused by flaming petrol when an RAF plane crashed on the village of Luqa. A Lancaster of 37 Long Range Maritime Reconnaissance Squadron crashed shortly after taking off from Luqa airfield. The port inner engine is believed to have cut out completely, and although the pilot attempted to bring his aircraft round on 3 engines to land again the Lancaster was by now flying beneath its minimum safety height. It crashed in a giant cartwheel across St. Georges Street, Luqa, into three houses going up in a sheet of flame as it finally crashed into a row of back gardens. The total death toll was Maria Zarb and three of the four crewmen