WW1

Andrews, Charles Neville –

Son of Rev. Charles William Andrews and Ellen Andrews, of 11, Mortimer Road, Ealing, London. Old boy of Bolton Grammar School (1902-1907).

Andrews, Charles Neville –

Son of Rev. Charles William Andrews and Ellen Andrews, of 11, Mortimer Road, Ealing, London. Old boy of Bolton Grammar School (1902-1907).

Andrews, Edward –

Of 33, Eagley Bank, Turton, Lancashire. Suffered a fractured thigh when his horse shied at a camel, reared up, and fell backwards on him, pinning his right leg to the ground in egypt.

Andrews, Edward –

Of 33, Eagley Bank, Turton, Lancashire. Suffered a fractured thigh when his horse shied at a camel, reared up, and fell backwards on him, pinning his right leg to the ground in egypt.

Andrews, Frank –

Formerly worked at the Horwich Loco Works. In hospital in France with wounds in the left ankle, left lung and right groin, August 1917.

Andrews, Frank –

Formerly worked at the Horwich Loco Works. In hospital in France with wounds in the left ankle, left lung and right groin, August 1917.

Andrews, George –

Formerly of 9, Victoria Road, Irlam, Lancashire. Died of wounds at Special Hospital, Warloy.

Andrews, George –

Son of John and Lillian Andrews, of 8, Leach Street, Queen’s Road, Gorton, Lancashire.