| Rank | Fourth Engineer Officer |
|---|---|
| Unit | S.S. "Ausonia" (Liverpool) |
| Regiment | Mercantile Marine |
| Died | 30-05-1918, age 28 |
| Cause of death | Drowned, as a result of an attack by an enemy submarine |
| Notes | Son of Catherine Curtis and the late Peter Curtis; husband of Edith Curtis (nee Smith), of 8, Thornfield Rd., Orrel Park, Liverpool. Born at Bootle, Lancs. |
- Adey, Reginald Charles, Waiter
- Alderson, Thomas, Joiner
- Bartholomew, Thomas, Boatswain
- Batt, Henry, Bed Steward
- Bird, Alfred, Boots
- Buggle, John, Greaser
- Burns, Joseph, Greaser
- Edgar, William, Bellboy
- Edmonds, William Thomas, Butcher 3rd Class
- Evans, William Edwin, Assistant Baker
- Goulding, Frank, Storekeeper
- Grant, John, Refrigerator Greaser
- Gratton, G, Sailor
- Hayes, Thomas William Henry, Waiter
- Holt, John, Pantry Steward
- Hopson, William James, Greaser
- Joseph, Joshua, Steward
- Kelly, William, Quartermaster
- Kennedy, Francis, Greaser
- Larman, Otto, Sailor
- Macdonald, Hector Ronald, Trimmer
- Mackie, Malcolm Mcintyre, Linenkeeper
- Mc Bride, John, Fireman
- Mc Donald, Halliwell, 7th Engineer
- Mc Namara, Michael, Trimmer
- Miles, Charles Henry, Assistant Cook
- Neale, Richard Raymond, First Officer
- Pearson, Ernest Walton, Officer's Steward
- Piper, Samuel Scott, Scullion
- Price, George Henry, Assistant Baker
- Purvis, Joseph, Refrigerator Greaser
- Roach, Michael, Trimmer
- Roberts, William, 2nd Steward
- Robinson, Matthew, Scullion
- Sullivan, Reginald Smith, Able Seaman
- Trapnell, Richard Henry, Able Seaman
- Upton, Charles Frederick, Sailor
- Vernon, James, Third Cook
- Wilson, W, 2nd Butcher
