Memorial: Bolton Roll of Honour 1914-1918 Printed Book (Library / History Centre)

Abbott, John –

Son of Arthur and Ellen Abbott, of 8, Larchwood Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted November 1914. Formerly 3335, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Previously reported as wounded and missing since 14/11/1916 and subsequently confirmed killed.

Abbott, John Edward –

Son of John James and Margaret Abbott, of 70, George Street, Great Lever, Bolton, Lancashire.

Abbott, William Henry –

Son of John James and Margaret Abbott, of 70, George Street, Great Lever, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted July 1915.

Acton, Frederick –

Son of the late Frederick and Annie Acton, of 68, Melrose Avenue, Smithills, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly of 19, Pedder Street, Bolton, Lancashire.

Adam, Albert –

Of 127, Ainsworth Lane, Tonge, Bolton, Lancashire. Died of Pneumonia at Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, Ireland. Interred 20/03/1919.

Adamson, Fred –

Brother of Mrs. Lilly Nuttall, of 20, Parrot Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly 15274, 8th Bn., Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Died aged 20 years 07/07/1918 and interred at Halliwell (St. Peter) Churchyard on 11/07/1918, from 22 Flitcroft Street, Bolton, Lancashire.

Adamson, George –

Son of George and Mary Adamson; husband of Sarah Jane Adamson, of 20, Burton Street, Folds Road, Bolton, Lancashire. Native of Manchester. Formerly in the employ of the Bolton Corporation. Enlisted September 1914. Formerly 16736, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment.

Adamson, Herbert –

Husband of Bertha Adamason (nee Halliwell), of 125 Lawn Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Wounded at Dardanelles by gunshot wounds on 19/09/1915 with wounds to eye and wrist. Died aged 36 years 08/08/1919 and interred at Bolton (Heaton) Cemetery, 11/08/1919 in grave NC. III. Q. 46.

Adamson, John –

Husband of Mrs. Adamson, of 317, Willows Lane, Daubhill, Bolton, Lancashire. Brother of Mr. T. Adamson, of 27, Dougill Street, Bolton, Lancashire.

Adamson, Thomas –

Son of Thomas and Elizabeth Adamson, of Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Elizabeth Adamson, of 6, Slater Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Acting Bombardier on Medal Card, promoted 21/10/1915, and reverted to Gunner 15/03/1916 for misconduct. Attached X 31st Trench Mortar Battery.

Ainscow, James –

Son of Jonathan and Alice Ellen Ainscow, of 358, Derby Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly employed as a bottler at Messrs. Magee, Marshall and Co’s Crown Brewery. Died following wounds to the head, hand and leg.

Ainscow, Robert (Bob) –

Eldest son of Mrs. Ainscow, of 38, Cross Street, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Ann Jane Ainscow, of 12, Dudley Avenue, Tonge Moor, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly 45101, Cheshire Regiment. Died of Pneumonia at Salonika. Brother Billy served in France.

Ainsworth, Herbert –

Son of James Ainsworth, of 9, Shaftesbury Road, Swinton, Lancashire, and formerly of 68, Cellini Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Reported missing since 13/07/1916 and subsequently presumed killed.

Ainsworth, James –

Husband of Catherine Ainsworth (nee Tobin), of 8, Nuttall Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Of 186, Deane Church Lane, Bolton, Lancashire.

Ainsworth, James –

Son of Samuel Ainsworth, of 129, Lawn Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Of 88, Chorley Old Road, Bolton, Lancashire. Reported missing since 11/05/1917, and subsequently presumed killed.

Ainsworth, John Edwin (Jack) –

Son of John and Alice Ainsworth, of 18, Chaucer Street, Brownlow Fold, Halliwell, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly 7997, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Died at a casualty clearing station from wounds in both legs and chest.

Ainsworth, Joseph –

Son of W. Ainsworth, of 56, Stewart Street, Halliwell Road, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Ann Colbert (formerly Ainsworth), of 125, Bolton Road, Westhoughton, Lancashire, and formerly of 12, Topping Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Listed as wounded and missing since 08/07/1915 and subsequently presumed killed.

Ainsworth, Joseph Herbert –

Son of Thomas and M. A. Ainsworth, of 71, Crumpsall Street, Bolton, Lancashire, formerly of 15, Sutcliffe Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted November 1915.