Lives of the First World War

Most of the men in this photograph died when the Mary Rose sank in October 1917, but Macleod survived. Various copies of this photo survive with crew descendants, and Macleod's crewmate and fellow survivor Bailey labeled some of the men on his copy of the picture. Macleod is apparently the fellow seated in the centre, with a cigarette in his mouth and wearing a dark cap. The man standing behind him rests his hands on Macleod's shoulders.

This image is cropped from a photo of some of the Mary Rose crew. Most of the men in this photograph died when the Mary Rose sank in October 1917, but Macleod survived. Various copies of this photo survive with crew descendants, and Macleod's crewmate and fellow survivor Bailey labeled some of the men on his copy of the picture. Macleod is apparently the fellow seated in the centre, with a pipe in his mouth and wearing a dark cap. The man standing behind him rests his hands on Macleod's shoulders.