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The April 1901 census
recorded that Joseph Hughes, was from Rhyl in Flint, aged 38
and lived at 7, Coastguard Station, Mumbles.
His wife Emma, who was from Devonport, was aged 34 in April 1901
They had two daughters, Emma aged 10 and Vera aged 6 in April 1901
Both daughters were born on The Isle of Sheppy, Kent
Swansea Museum Great War Exhibition
The display included a blade from the propeller of the submarine U-9, which in October 1914 sunk HMS Hawke
with the loss of 497 men and 26 officers plus her captain.
This tragic total includes Joseph William Hughes, from Mumbles
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