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

Crompton, John –

Husband of Mrs. Crompton, of 32, Commission Street, Bolton, Lancashire.

Crompton, Alfred Claude –

Second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Crompton, of 110, Dorset Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Previously worked in the goods department of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway.

Crompton, Richard McCann –

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Crompton, of 24, Astley Street, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 4, Pleasant View, Hall-i’th’-Wood, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly a shunter for the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company.

Crompton, Samuel –

Son of Richard and Ellen Crompton, of 87, Adelaide Street, Daubhill, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted August 1914. Served at Gallipoli and wounded at Suvla Bay. Prisoner of war.

Crook, Charles –

Son of Charles and Sarah Ellen Crook, of 9, Buxton Street, Waterloo Street, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 10, Pool Street.

Crook, Daniel –

Husband of Elizabeth Crook, of 6, Alexandra Street, Daubhill, Bolton, Lancashire, formerly of 438, St. Helens Road, Daubhill, Bolton, Lancashire. Served in the South African Campaign and seven years in India.

Crook, George –

Son of Mrs. Crook, of 10, Pool Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted March 1915. Fatally hit in the head by a piece of shrapnel.

Crook, Harold –

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Crook, of 391, St. Helens Road, Bolton, Lancashire.

Crook, Harry –

Son of Henry and Mary Ann Crook, of 6, Wynne Street, Bolton, Lancashire.

Crook, Herbert –

Son of Enoch and Mary Crook, of 17, Mill Street, Dunscar, Turton, Lancashire. Formerly 2nd Bn., Lancashire Fusiliers. Mistakenly reported as having been killed in December 1914, subsequently confirmed alive. Wounded several times. Assisted the wounded Fusilier hero, Private Lynn (mentioned in Sir John French’s despatch) to the field dressing station after he had been gassed.

Crook, James –

Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Crook, of 16, Buxton Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted January 1915.

Crook, James –

Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Crook, of 1, McKean Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted September 1914. Reported missing since 10/07/1916 and subsequently presumed killed.

Crook, James Ottewill Ainsworth –

Son of Ainsworth and Elizabeth Ann Crook, of Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Margaret Crook, of 117, Westbrook Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Wounded in the head and hand in November 1917. Died from wounds received 19/10/1918.

Crook, Matthew –

Son of James and Elizabeth Crook, of 7, Irma Street, Astley Bridge, Bolton, Lancashire. Whilst serving guarding the railway line at Mangotsfield, Gloucestershire, Matthew was accidentally killed by his brother Private William Crook, 5th Bn., Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, when a rifle William was handling discharged accidentally. One of two female friends being entertained by the brothers at the time was also wounded.

Crook, Norman –

Son of Mrs. Crook, of 64, Lonsdale Road, Bolton, Lancashire. Of 27, Sunlight Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted March 1915 aged 17. Killed by a shell.

Crook, Philip Joseph –

Son of Edward Tipping Crook and Hilda Crook, of Holme Lea, Lostock, Bolton, Lancashire, and Woodlands Hall, Bridgnorth, Shropshire.

Crook, Richard –

Son of Henry and Mary Ann Crook, of 6, Wynne Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted March 1915. ?? Husband of Elizabeth ??