Regiment: Australian Imperial Forces

Bush, James Willie –

Son of Mrs. Bush, of 3, Dixon Street, Horwich, Lancashire; husband of Alice Bush, of 397, Albany Road, Victoria Park, Perth, Western Australia, Australia. Formerly employed at Horwich Loco Works, and by the Perth Tramways in Australia.

Campbell, George McIntyre –

Son of Sarah Campbell (nee Military CrossIntyre), of 208, Blackburn Road, Bolton, Lancashire, and the late George Campbell; husband of Alice Campbell (nee Fairhurst), of “Gowrie”, Alexander Avenue, Mosman, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, and formerly of 33, Filton Avenue, Horfield, Bristol, Gloucestershire, and 33, Burnham Avenue, Chorley Old Road, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly 3rd Bn., Australian Imperial Forces.

Campbell, Roy Ferguson –

Son of Dr. John Adam and Minnie Campbell, of 263, High Street, Freemantle, Western Australia, Australia. Wounded in action to the left shoulder by shrapnel 25/04/1917.

Carlos, John Harold –

Son of George Carleton and Kathleen Carlos, of Everton House, Eglington Street, Kew, Victoria, Australia. Home service only. Also served in WWII.

Chandler, James –

Of 142, Church Street, Pendleton, Lancashire. Wounded.

Charnock, James –

Brother of John Charnock, of Loyal North Lancashire Regiment.

Chisnall, William –

Son of Richard and Mary Chisnall; husband of Mary Ellen Chisnall, of 405, Albany Road, Victoria Park, Perth, Western Australia, Australia. Attached 11th Field Ambulance. Wounded three time remaining at duty between 16/06/1917 and 14/09/1917. Died in Belgium from shrapnel wounds to the abdomen at 6th Australian Field Ambulance.

Clark, Frank –

Husband of Muriel Ina Clark, of Subiaco, Western Australia, Australia.

Coffey, John –

Husband of Emily Coffey, of Nannup, Western Australia, Australia. Wounded by gunshot 21/09/1917 in right ankle fracturing both tibia and fibula.

Coleman, John Redford –

Husband of Hollie Clarice Redford Coleman, of 16, Buchanan Street, Hamilton Park, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. Attached 36th Bn., Australian Imperial Forces.

Collinson, William Rushton –

Son of Henry and Martha Alice Collinson (nee Rushton), of 277, Manchester Road, Walkden, Lancashire; husband of Alice Collinson (nee Heath). Formerly employed in the Milk Department of the Walkden Co-Operative Stores. Formerly Private 1124, 7th Bn., Australian Infantry. Suffered pneumonia March – May 1915.

Connolly, John William –

Son of Patrick and Ellen Connolly, of 54, Council Street, Clifton Hill, Victoria, Australia. Family members resided at 46, Bride Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Posted wounded and missing since 07/08/1916, and subsequently declared killed by court of inquiry held 28/04/1917. Reported as Sergeant in BJ&G.

Coop, Reuben –

Son of George Coop, of 231, Willows Lane, Deane, Bolton, Lancashire, and the late Betsy Coop (nee Entwistle). Reported wounded and missing since 26/06/1915 and declared to have died at time at a court of inquiry.

Coucill, Frederick John Henry –

Son of William Henry and Annie Coucill, of 99, Peel Street, Farnworth, Lancashire; husband of Sarah Sharp Coucill (nee Ashworth), of Farnworth, Lancashire. (Q.A.D.B.D. Band).

Cowley, Charles Ernest –

Son of John Driffield Cowley, of Morelands, Heaton, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 32, Bullock Street, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Rose Isabel Cowley (nee Heyes), of 58, Folds Road, Bolton, Lancashire. Previous service with the 3rd East Lancashire Brigade, Royal Field Artillery.

Crook, Arthur –

Son of Mrs. M. J. Crook, of 207, Deane Road, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Edith Crook (nee Wilson), of 51, Lord Street, Barrow-in-Furness, Lancashire. Previously served 4 years in 3rd East Lancashire Brigade., Royal Field Artillery. Wounded in leg by gunshot 25/08/1917.

Bolton Remembers

An online reference documenting Bolton’s war dead