 Hartlepool Sports & Leisure
				Hartlepool Sports & Leisure
			 Hartlepool Transport
				Hartlepool Transport
			 A Potted History Of Hartlepool
				A Potted History Of Hartlepool
			 Hartlepool Trade & Industry
				Hartlepool Trade & Industry
			 Hartlepool Health & Education
				Hartlepool Health & Education
			 Hartlepool People
				Hartlepool People
			 Hartlepool Places
				Hartlepool Places
			 Hartlepool at War
				Hartlepool at War
			 Hartlepool Ships & Shipping
				Hartlepool Ships & Shipping
			 
				William Muir died at Queensferry Hospital on June 3rd, 1916, from injuries sustained at the Battle of Jutland, while serving on board the battleship HMS Lion.
William was one of 11 children of Robert Muir from Perth in Scotland and his wife Frances,nee Musgrove, who was a native of Hartlepool. The couple were married in Hartlepool in 1871. On the 1881 census, the family were living in Moreland Street and father Robert was a timber labourer. In 1895, Robert died and Frances was by then living at 51 Charlotte Street with her large family.
On the 1911 census, William was a miner and his brothers dock labourers.
He was living at 51, Charlotte Street, West Hartlepool, at the time of his death and his mother was informed. He is buried in Dalmeny Cemetery South Queensferry in Fife.

