Notes
The Roll lists his address as 138 Dogsthorpe Road.
(CWGC records that Ordinary Seaman Alexander Stewart, service number SS/4131, died on 26/11/1914 serving on HMS Bulwark, and is commemorated on Panel 3 of Portsmouth Naval Memorial. [The battleship HMS Bulwark suffered a catastrophic explosion on 26/11/1914 while lying at anchor off Sheerness, after loading ammunition]. His birth was registered as John Alexander Stewart in Peterborough District in 1882. On the 1891 census John was living with his parents Graham and Fanny Stewart in Helpston, Northamptonshire, which was given as his place of birth. The Register of Seamen's Services records that John Alexander Stewart was born on 12/8/1882 in Helpston, and that he enlisted on 12/8/1900 as a Boy 2nd Class. After serving on numerous vessels, he was assigned to HMS Bulwark as an Able Seaman on 1/9/1914. The Naval Casualties Index (The National Archives reference ADM 242; Piece 010) records that John's widow was Mary F Stewart of Llanberis, Dogsthorpe Road, Peterborough).