Youngest son of Sereant Major Thomas Naylor, of the old Bolton Volunteers; brother of Mrs. Syddall, of 17, Keighley Street, Smithills, Bolton, Lancashire.

Son of John Neary, of 31, Reservoir Street, Bolton, Lancashire.

Husband of Elizabeth Neary (nee Smith), of 35, Parliament Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Died at Knockaloe, Isle of Man.

Son of William and the late Mary Needham, of 28, Punch Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted February 1915. Mortally wounded 26/10/1917.

Son of Robert John Nelson, of 60, Hennon Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted September 1914.

Brother of Mrs. Nelson, of 6, Mangnalls, Temple Road, Halliwell, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly employed in the Goods department of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company. Reported as Lance Corporal in the BJ&G. Wounded 22/05/1916.

Son of Samuel Ferguson Nelson and Margaret Nelson, of 73 Higher Bridge Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted 1914. On active service for 32 years. Formerly 12530, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment.

Brother of Mrs. Arthur Ward, of 39, Station Road, Earlsheaton, Dewsbury, Yorkshire. Brother of Clarence Nelson, of 25, Eastbank Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Resided at 25, Eastbank Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Died at Bolton Fever Hospital aged 28 years 19/01/1919 and interred in Halliwell (St. Peter) Churchyard, grave 1227 F, on 22/01/1919.

Son of Joseph Newlands, of 78, Green Lane, Shaw Heath, Birmingham, Warwickshire, and later of 237, Crown Lane, Horwich, Lancashire, an official of the Sanitary Department of the Horwich Urban District Council. Miss M. J. McNulty, of 21, Gibson Street, Newton Heath, Manchester, Lancashire, is recorded as having been dependent. Reported as wounded and in hospital in August 1915.

Son of Mrs. Fanny Maria Newman, of 12, Vine Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Second of her three soldier sons to fall.

Oldest son of Mrs. Fanny Maria Newman, of 12, Vine Street, Bolton, Lancashire. First of her three soldier sons to fall.

Son of Mrs. Betsy Newton, of 417, St. Helens Road, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Bertha Tothill (formerly Newton), of 16, Back Derby Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Reported missing since 30/12/1917 and believed drowned en-route to Egypt. Reported as Lance Corporal in the BJ&G.

Son of Peter and Mary Emma Nicholson, of 252, Manchester Road East, Little Hulton, Lancashire. Enlisted October 1915. Attached Royal Garrison Artillery.

Resident of 22, Peveril Street, Daubhill, Bolton, Lancashire. Died at 19, Leachfield Place, Bolton, Lancashire, aged 46 years on 09/02/1924, and interred at Bolton (Heaton) Cemetery on 12/02/1924 in grave NC. 2. G1. 83.

Husband of Rachel Nield, of 176, Lee Avenue, Great Lever, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 45, Howcroft Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Sergeant 17, formerly Police Constable 89 of the Bolton County Borough Police, having joined the force 12/01/1906. (Bolton Archives: ABJ/22/139). A brother also served. Killed by the bursting of a high-explosive shell. Previous service in the South African and Crete Campaigns. Service number recorded as 2381 on CWGC.

Husband of Alicia Nightingale (nee Veevers), of 15, Westbury Street, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 60, Union Road, Bolton, Lancashire. Reported missing and subsequently declared killed by a bomb.

Younger of two sons of Mr. and Mrs. Nightingale, of 67, Grove Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted April 1915 aged 17.

Son of the late John and Lavinia Mary Nightingale (nee Twemlow); husband of Sarah Jane Nightingale (nee Young), of 75, Boardman Street, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 2, Burke Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Previously served (time-expired) with the Bolton Artillery. A brother served in France.

Of 6, Mule Street, Bolton, Lancashire.