Stretford WW2 

James Noakes

Rank:Stoker 2Number:D/KX97567
Ship/Rgn/Sqn No:Royal Navy
Name of Rgt or Ship:H.M.S. Glorius
Died:09/06/1940Age:21
How Died:Killed in Action
Country of burial:Lost at Sea
Cemetery or Memorial:Plymouth Naval Memorial
Town Memorial:Not Listed
Extra Information:
Born during the March quarter 1919 in the Salford R.D. - ref: 8d/146, the
son of William & Mary Noakes (nee Parkinson).

Joined the Metro-Vicker's Company as a Probationary Trade Apprentice in
October 1933 and became a Trade Apprentice in March 1935.   Joined the R.N.
in July 1939.   Presumed KinA at Sea in May 1940.

1939 National Registration - 151 Sutton Dwelling, Salford.     William
Noakes - Married - born: 3rd January 1890 - occ: Turbine Erector & Tester +
Auxiliary Fireman for Metro-Vickers.   Mary Noakes - Married - born: 20th
Novemer 1893 - occ: Unpaid Domestic Durites.   Charles Noakes - Single -
born: 26th February 1921 - occ: Apprentice Fitter, Motor Assembly.  
Margaret Noakes (later Shaw) - Single - born: 8th January 1923 - occ:
Underwear Machinist.  There is one redacted record at this address -
probably either William S. Noakes (b.1925) or Mary T. Noakes (b.1928)?   
James was serving in the Royal Navy at the time of this census and was not
at home.
Memorials found on:
Metro-Vickers (Trafford Park)
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