Of 39, Ainscow Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted September 1914.

Son of Mrs. Green, of “Lily Bank”, Eckersley Road, Bolton, Lancashire.

Son of Mr. Green, of 8, Hebden Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Posted missing since 07/07/1916 and subsequently presumed killed.

Son of Charles Edward Green, of 292, Ainsworth Road, Radcliffe, Lancashire. Listed as King’s Shropshire Light Infantry on Bolton County Borough Roll of Honour.

Husband of Mrs. Greenbank, of 191, Blackburn Road, Egerton, Turton, Lancashire. Formerly a postman in Bromley Cross. Enlisted March 1916. Formerly 23630, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Wounded in the right thigh in August 1916.

Son of Mrs. Greenhalgh, of 7, Whittaker Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Husband of Mrs. Greenhalgh, of 42, Shaw Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted June 1915. Formerly 5214, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment.

Brother of Mrs. Woods, of 29, Rhyl Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted October 1914. Reported missing since 26/04/1916 and subsequently presumed killed. Recorded as King’s Shropshire Light Infantry on Bolton Roll of Honour.

Son of George and M. Greenhalgh, of 16, Ferguson Street, Lyon Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly of 58, Livingstone Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Caught aged 19 as a deserter from 2nd/5th Bn., Loyal North Lancashire Regiment at Blackpool since 20/11/1914 appearing before Bolton Magistrates 24/11/1914 to be sent back to his unit under escort. (Bolton Archives: JBO/1/25). Killed during a shell bombardment, described by Lieutenant Tong as “one of the most willing and efficient grenadiers.”

Son of Mr. William J. Greenhalgh, of Turton Street, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Mrs. M. A. Greenhalgh, of 10, Tower Street, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 68, Parkdale Road, Tonge, Bolton, Lancashire. An old boy of the Bolton Municipal Secondary School. Enlisted September 1914.

Son of James and Mary Jane Greenhalgh, of 222, Rishton Lane, Great Lever, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly 50887, Royal Welsh Fusiliers.

Husband of Mrs. Greenhalgh, of 18, James Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly employed as a steeplejack. Previously served (time-expired) in 103rd Battery, Royal Field Artillery.

Husband of Mrs. Greenhalgh, of 77, Ellesmere Road, Morris Green, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted October 1914. Invalided to Leeds Hospital with frostbite in November 1915.

Son of John and Sarah Elizabeth Greenhalgh, of 3, Smethurst Street, Bolton, Lancashire. An old boy of Ridgways Endowed School. Formerly employed at Tonge Colliery. Enlisted 1915.

Son of Robert and Annie Greenhalgh, of 22, Bamber Street, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Ellen Hobson (formerly Greenhalgh, nee Gregory), of 46, Shaw Street, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 70, Rigby Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly employed by the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Company as a porter at Bolton Station. His brother Herbert was present when he was killed, by a bullet which hit him in the head.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Greenhalgh, of 134, Turton Road, Bradshaw, Turton, Lancashire.

Son of George and Catherine Greenhalgh, of 1, St. Augustine Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Service number recorded wrongly as 1461 on SDGW.

Son of Elizabeth Greenhalgh, of 28, Ebenezer Street, Bolton, Lancashire, and the late Eli Greenhalgh.

Youngest son of Band-Sergeant Robert Edward Greenhalgh, who served 26 years in the old Bolton Volunteers, the 9th Lancashire Volunteer Artillery, and Elizabeth Greenhalgh, of 15, Range Street, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 35, Ribblesdale Road, Bolton, Lancashire. A member of the Great Lever Division of the Bolton Corps of the St. John Ambulance Brigade. Died in the Malta Hospital.

Of 19, Isabel Street, Bolton, Lancashire.

Son of James and Mary Greenhalgh, of 82, Bradford Street, Bolton, Lancashire. An old boy of Bolton Municipal Secondary School.