| Rank | Mess Room Steward |
|---|---|
| Unit | S.S. "Artist" (Liverpool) |
| Regiment | Mercantile Marine |
| Died | 27-01-1917, age 14 |
| Cause of death | Drowned, as a result of an attack by an enemy submarine |
| Notes | Son of John McGregor McQueen and Jane McQueen, of 117, Beresford Rd., Liverpool. |
- Aiken, James, Fireman and Trimmer
- Armstrong, James Richardson, Chief Engineer
- Barrett, Thomas, Able Seaman
- Blain, W, Fireman and Trimmer
- Blair, Bryce Smith, Second Officer
- Butler, Thomas, Able Seaman
- Davenport, Percy, Cadet
- Davies, R, Greaser and Fireman
- Derraine, J, Fireman
- Dunn, Alfred Kingsley, Third Officer
- Evans, J J, Able Seaman
- Gaunt, John Whitehead, Fourth Engineer Officer
- Hambley, A, Able Seaman
- Houlgrave, Albert, Third Engineer
- Jones, John Owen, Deck Boy
- Kelly, P, Fireman
- Kewley, Thomas Henry, Fireman
- Laver, Edwin Hollamby, Purser
- Mc Cullam, D, Lamps and Able Seaman
- Mc Nally, E, Fireman and Trimmer
- Mc Walters, R, Chief Officer
- Platell, William, Chief Steward
- Price, Charles, Able Seaman
- Tait, Sydney, Wireless Operator
- Templeton, George, Boatswain
- Tonkies, G J, Fireman
- Wigelsworth, William John, Second Engineer
- Williams, Thomas John Fairfield, Officers' Boy
- Young, W, Fireman
