Carl Emanuelson.
Service era: 1800s
Date of death: Wednesday, July 30, 1890
Death details: Killed after premature discharge of #5 gun
Source: U.S. Navy
Emanuelson, Carl
McGowan, John
Navy Boatswain’s mate
John McGowan.
Service era: 1800s
Date of death: Friday, May 9, 1890
Death details: Killed by premature gun discharge upon closing breech block
Source: U.S. Navy
Moore, David
Navy
David Moore.
Service era: 1800s
Date of death: Tuesday, September 10, 1889
Death details: USS Wyoming small boat swamped in collisuion with USS Ironclad. Moore drowned
Source: U.S. Navy
McIntyle, John
Navy Ship’s Tailor
John McIntyle.
Service era: 1800s
Date of death: Monday, June 25, 1888
Death details: Killed by premature gun charge explosion
Source: U.S. Navy
Lynde, Henry
Navy Chief Gunner’s Mate
Henry Lynde.
Service era: 1800s
Date of death: Tuesday, October 12, 1886
Death details: Killed by burst breech plug from a 20 lb. Parrott rifle
Source: U.S. Navy
Stokes, Thomas J.
Navy Landsman
Thomas J. Stokes.
Service era: 1800s
Date of death: Friday, January 13, 1860
Death details: Killed by accidental discharge of gun
Source: U.S. Navy
Herndon, William Lewis
Navy Commander
William Lewis Herndon.
Service era: 1800s
Date of death: Monday, December 21, 1857
Death details: Lost at sea
Source: U.S. Navy
Whiting, William
Navy Boatswain
William Whiting.
Service era: 1800s
Date of death: Sunday, April 1, 1855
Death details: Killed accidentally in Woosung, China
Source: U.S. Navy
Dyer, Charles Jr.
Navy Midshipman
Charles Jr. Dyer.
Service era: 1800s
Date of death: Friday, August 23, 1850
Death details: Drowned at Pensacola, Florida
Source: U.S. Navy
Bache, Richard
Navy Lieutenant
Richard Bache.
Service era: 1800s
Date of death: Wednesday, March 27, 1850
Death details: Drowned in Trinidad Bay, California
Source: U.S. Navy