Husband of Annie Algar (nee Mathews), of 773, Delph Hill, Doffocker, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 167, Mornington Road, Bolton, Lancashire. Originally enlisted as Driver 74324 in the Royal Field Artillery on 02/01/1915 and discharged as not likely to become an efficient soldier 02/03/1915. Re-enlisted in May as Driver 1937, Royal Field Artillery. Home Service Only.

Husband of Mrs. Alker, of 65, Church Street, Westhoughton, Lancashire. Wounded 14/04/1918, noted as ‘contusion of chest’ and medal and silver badge records.

Of 26, Tredgold Street, Horwich, Lancashire. Enlisted November 1915. Formerly Private 18651, King’s Own Royal Lamcaster Regiment.

Brother of Alice Hatton, of 185, New Street, Blackrod, Lancashire, formerly Alice Alker, of Silvester Street, Blackrod, Lancashire. Enlisted September 1914 aged 17. Missing since 24/05/1915 and subsequently presumed killed. Reported to be on the roll of honour of Blackrod Wesleyan Chapel in the BJ&G June 1916. His father also served. The BJ&G possibly recorded him in error as James Alker in an article reporting him as missing in July 1915.

Son of Ellen Alker, of 27, Sidney Street, Platt Bridge, Wigan, Lancashire.