Canadian Virtual War Memorial
Frederick Carmichael
In memory of:
Fourth Mate Frederick Carmichael
May 5, 1917
Military Service
30
Merchant Navy
Canadian Merchant Navy
S.S. Feltria (London, England) (98663)
British War Medal, Victory Medal
Additional Information
His full name is Frederick James Carmichael.
Son of William Henry Carmichael and Maria Hadley. Husband of Lydia Devall, of Lambeth, London, England. Father of Frederick William Carmichael.
In the First World War he served with the London Regiment, numbers 6684 and 723268, from 1915 to 1917.
On May 5, 1917, the Feltira was on route from Avonmouth, England, to New York, USA, when she was torpedoed by UC-48 about 8 miles (13 km) south-east of Mine Head, off the Irish coast, position 51°56'N/07°24'W. Of the 69 crew members, 45 lost their lives.
Commemorated on Page 17 of the Merchant Navy Book of Remembrance. Request a copy of this page. Download high resolution copy of this page.
Burial Information
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL
London, United Kingdom
N/A
THE TOWER HILL MEMORIAL stands on the South side of the garden of Trinity Square, a hundred yards East of Mark Lane Station, and just within the boundaries of the Metropolitan Borough of Stepney and the Liberty of the Tower. It is at the hub of maritime England. Behind it are Trinity House and the offices of the Port of London Authority, and the Thames stretches before it; the wide space of Great Tower Hill, leading down from it to the river, is the traditional forum of merchant seamen and their fellow workers. Lloyd's is on the North, the Custom House and Billingsgate Market are near it on the West, and beyond the Tower, Eastwards, is the long line of the Docks the greatest dock system in the world.
Digital Collection
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Details
Memorial – The tower Hill Memorial is located in London, England at Tower Hill and across from the Tower of London. This Memorial is dedicated to the 50,700 Commonwealth merchant seamen, fishing fleet workers and other on-board crew lost during the First World War. Included on this list are the 480 Canadians that gave their lives in the cause of the Great War. (J. Stephens) -
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Memorial – His name as it is inscribed on the Tower Hill Memorial. The 480 fallen Canadians lost at sea, are honoured on this Memorial. May they never be forgotten. (J. Stephens)
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