Fireman photo

[Paul Burrell]

Can anyone help identify the five crew survivors in this picture?

I believe they are, left to right,

Unknown
George Pelham
Unknown
George Kemish
Albert Fryer

 

[Gaston Sam]

Here's a better resolution one

You are just right with the identity of the ones you've mentioned.
As for the others: the guy between Pelham and Kemish, I thought he could be one of these three:

William Clark (40)

William Nutbean (30) -although he was 5' 9" tall, and our fellow doesn't really look that tall-

Albert Street (25)

Regarding the first one, I haven't found a picture of any firemen that resembles him. From all those firemen and trimmers who don't have a picture online, considering age and any other available data I'd dare to guess he could be any of these:
George Combes (34), John Hagan (35), Frederick Harris (39), James McGann (29), John Moore (29), Charles Othen (36), John Pearce (33)

 

[Paul Burrell]

I think it likely that the guy in the middle is William Clark. The features and age in particular are a good match.

 

[Michael Hinz]

I agree. This man is definitely William Clark.

For the first man, I had two ideas:

James Crimmins (21 years old)

and James Moore (29 years old).

James Moore is the much more convincing candidate. Although his face looks more oval in the photo, I think it is possible that the unknown man could be James Moore.

 

[Maria Pearce]

The first guy is John Pearce, my great grand fathers brother. I already posted pictures of him about a year ago.

 

[Michael Hinz]

The first guy is John Pearce, my great grand fathers brother. I already posted pictures of him about a year ago.

Maria, we found your relative on two other pictures.

Are you absolutely sure that the first man is John Pearce?

 

[Michael Hinz]

I mean, it is quite possible.

 

[Maria Pearce]

I mean, it is quite possible.
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My grandmother had a picture of him in 1912. I am quite sure. He was the brother of her father Joseph Pearce. Besides, I have that nose. Hahaha

I corrected the researches on his ancestry as they had the wrong John Pearce listed. My John was in the Channel Islands during the census periods they were looking at. This family had a long navel history. My grandmother passed in 2010. I saw the photos she had in 2008 and they were supposed to be passed onto me, sadly they weren't.

 

[Maria Pearce]

I mean, it is quite possible.
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The two photos that follow are of his brother Joseph.