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ERA3. Ernest Quirk

Royal Navy HMS Ivanhoe

(d.1st June 1940)

I have been researching those killed on HMS Ivanhoe on the 1 Jun 1940 at sea. Most of these who died are Commemorated on the Naval Memorial in Woodlands Cemetery, Gillingham, Kent. I was searching particularly for Ernest Quirk, because his son served with my husband in Libya in the Royal Military Police No.1 Dog Company.

  • Allison, William Edwin, age 27
  • Balls, Edward age 18
  • Brice, Edgar
  • Cheape, Thomas Russell age 37
  • Coleman, Eric
  • Cruickshank, John Cameeron
  • Dutson, Hubert
  • Walker, George
  • Ward, Ralph
  • Wood, Henry
  • Griffin, Ernest
  • Hacker, Peter
  • Miller, Victor
  • Philpot, Leslie
  • Quirk, Ernest,age 30. Engine Room Artificer 3rd Class, C/MX 49923. Born 1910 in Liverpool.
  • Reece, Ronald
  • Richards, Sydney
  • Rogerson, John
  • Simpson, Robert
  • Tibbals, John



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