Memorial: Clifton (Swinton) WWI War Memorial - Clifton

Greenhalgh, John –

Son of Thomas and Eliza Greenhalgh, of 15, Fitton Street, Clifton, Lancashire. Posted to 10th Bn., South Wales Borderers. Formerly 4060, Royal Welsh Fusiliers.

Greenough, William Gladstone –

Husband of T. Greenough, of 15, Bingham Street, Swinton, Lancashire. Attached 1st/6th Bn. Additional memorial on grave in Wardley (St. Mary’s) Roman Catholic Cemetery in Swinton, Lancashire.

Hetherington, Arthur –

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hetherington, of 80, Manchester Road, Clifton, Lancashire. Formerly 3961, Border Regiment.

Jenkins, James –

Youngest son of Lewis and Ellen Jenkins, of 78, Manchester Road, Clifton, Lancashire. Died at a casualty clearing station in France from shock following wounds to the foot and arm.

Jones, Charles –

Son of Mrs. Annie Jones, of 12, Swan Street, Pendleton, Lancashire. Of 35, Vickers Street, Clifton, Lancashire. Formerly employed at Chloride Electrical Works, Clifton.

Kershaw, John –

Son of John and Mary Ann Kershaw, of 212, Rake Lane, Clifton Junction, Lancashire.

Lomax, John –

Son of James Richard Lomax, of Clifton, Lancashire; husband of Florence Lomax, of 424, Manchester Road, Clifton, Lancashire. Died in hospital at Weymouth from influenza and heart failure.

Mather, Harold –

Son of Thomas and Elizabeth Mather, of 49, Rake Lane, Clifton, Lancashire; husband of Anna Malvine Katrine Mather, of 41, Townsend Road, Pendlebury, Lancashire.

Mather, Thomas –

Son of Thomas and Elizabeth Mather, of 49, Rake Lane, Clifton, Lancashire.

Peachey, Harry –

Son of Frederick and Annie Peachey, of 18, Moss Colliery Road, Clifton, Lancashire. Reported missing since 01/07/1916 and subsequently presumed killed.