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A BRIEF HISTORY OF LIEUT. HORACE G. STONE, RNVR Lt. Horace Stone's Death Following the armistice on November 11, 1918, L t Stone travelled to Paris where he contracted Spanish influenza that was rampant at this time. The casualty lists of the Royal Navy and Dominion Navies reported that: "MS Hermione, Officer, STONE, Horace G, Temporary/Lieutenant, RNVR; telephone message from officer 13.12.18. Seriously ill at Station Hospital, Paris. Influenza" . He died 15 December 1918. Lt. Stone's death is reported in his Service Record referenced in the appendix of this summary. Lt. Stone was buried at Pantin Cimeterie, Department de Seine de St. Denis, Isle de France. Lt. H.G. Stone RNVR, Pantin Cimeterie, Paris B IB LIO G R A PH Y i See attached Service R ecord, Sub. Lt. H.G. Stone ii w w w .m otorlaunchpatrol.net/construction/design_and_construction.php iii w w w .elcom otoryachts.com /history-of-elco.shtm l iv w w w .elcom otoryachts.com /history-of-elco.shtm l v w w w .m otorlaunchpatrol.net/w ritten_accounts CDwnjPh Prepared by Carl Hunter February, 2019 http://www.motorlaunchpatrol.net/construction/design_and_construction.php http://www.elcomotoryachts.com/history-of-elco.shtml http://www.elcomotoryachts.com/history-of-elco.shtml http://www.motorlaunchpatrol.net/written_accounts