ACKLAM Mary Gwendolyn Civilian married Housewife Killed by Bomb blast Enemy Action during Air Raid found 4 p.m. 16/4/1941 aged 51 years at 28 Hotham St. Hull. Buried 19/4/1941 Western Cemetery burial number 52232 grave 15022 compt 118 Chanterlands Avenue Hull - Her son Leonard Acklam 131 Cambridge Street Hull Identified and was authorised to remove the body Albert Avenue Mortuary Hull - Wife of Richard Herbert Acklam (Seaman Merchant Navy) of 28 Hotham St. Hull. Mother of Michael. Lily. Granddaughter Hull Daily Mail 26/7/1942 birthday 52 today. - Kingston upon Hull Memorial In Memory of Those Citizens Killed In Enemy Air Raids Over This City 1939 -1945 Northern Cemetery Chanterlands Avenue Hull - HHC Casualty Reports C TYC/2 - HHC Index Card C TYD/2/2 - HHC Mortuary File C TYD/3/450 - On 15th /16th April 1941 - 03.30. Hull. Eleven enemy aircraft raided Hull. Six PMs and three IB clusters were dropped in the Holderness Road, Hedon Road, Alexandra Dock and Jennings Street areas. A P.M. was dropped on Ellis Terrace, Holderness Road, a thickly populate area, where a public shelter received a direct hit, all the occupants were killed (twenty-six of the fatalities occurred in Ellis Terrace and/or its public shelter) and a fire was started in Jennings Street. There was industrial, residential and railway damage. In this raid, the casualties were fifty-five killed and twenty seriously injured. Five hundred people in the vicinity were rendered homeless. Public Alert (Hull Warning Dist...): 21.28, All Clear: 04.59.
ACKLAM Mary Gwendolyn Civilian married Housewife Killed by Bomb blast Enemy Action during Air Raid found 4 p.m. 16/4/1941 aged 51 years at 28 Hotham St. Hull. Buried 19/4/1941 Western Cemetery burial number 52232 grave 15022 compt 118 Chanterlands Avenue Hull - Her son Leonard Acklam 131 Cambridge Street Hull Identified and was authorised to remove the body Albert Avenue Mortuary Hull - Wife of Richard Herbert Acklam (Seaman Merchant Navy) of 28 Hotham St. Hull. Mother of Michael. Lily. Granddaughter Hull Daily Mail 26/7/1942 birthday 52 today. - Kingston upon Hull Memorial In Memory of Those Citizens Killed In Enemy Air Raids Over This City 1939 -1945 Northern Cemetery Chanterlands Avenue Hull - HHC Casualty Reports C TYC/2 - HHC Index Card C TYD/2/2 - HHC Mortuary File C TYD/3/450 - On 15th /16th April 1941 - 03.30. Hull. Eleven enemy aircraft raided Hull. Six PMs and three IB clusters were dropped in the Holderness Road, Hedon Road, Alexandra Dock and Jennings Street areas. A P.M. was dropped on Ellis Terrace, Holderness Road, a thickly populate area, where a public shelter received a direct hit, all the occupants were killed (twenty-six of the fatalities occurred in Ellis Terrace and/or its public shelter) and a fire was started in Jennings Street. There was industrial, residential and railway damage. In this raid, the casualties were fifty-five killed and twenty seriously injured. Five hundred people in the vicinity were rendered homeless. Public Alert (Hull Warning Dist...): 21.28, All Clear: 04.59.
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