Husband of Mrs. Adamson, of 317, Willows Lane, Daubhill, Bolton, Lancashire. Brother of Mr. T. Adamson, of 27, Dougill Street, Bolton, Lancashire.
Allport, John (Jack) –
Husband of L. Allport, of 52, Cameron Street, Bolton, Lancashire, formerly of 115, Crook Street, Bolton, Lancashire.
Angwin, Alfred –
Youngest son of Mr. Claude Angwin of the Lostock Industrial School, and of Mrs. Harriet Angwin, of 342, Deane Church Lane, Deane, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly employed as a compositor for Messrs. Tillotson and Son. Enlisted January 1915.
Archer, Henry Ernest –
Balderson, Robert –
Youngest son of the late Joseph Barnard Balderson, and of Hannah Balderson, of 18, Lenora Street, Deane, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted January 1915, aged 15 years. Recorded as Robert BELDERSON on CWGC.
Ball, James Ellis –
Husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Hannah Ball, of 119, Deane Church Lane, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted January 1915.
Banks, Richard –
Son of the late William and Mary Banks; husband of Annie Banks, of 10, King Street, Grimethorpe, Barnsley, Yorkshire. Wounded September 1915. Wrongly recorded as 10th Bn., York and Lancaster Regiment on Bolton County Borough Roll of Honour.
Bauchope, Leslie Cyril William –
Son of John William and Louisa Bauchope, of “Ilminster”, 47, Rydal Road, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of Katanga, Wigan Road, Bolton, Lancashire. An old boy of Bolton Grammar School (1903-1913). Enlisted September 1914. Formerly Private, 3rd Bn., Royal Fusiliers. Wounded in France in July 1916. Commissioned into the Royal Flying Corps 26/08/1917, becoming a flying instructor, and transferred to Royal Air Force on formation 01/04/1918. Killed in an accident at a Royal Air Force aerodrome.
Bickerstaffe, William –
Son of William and Jane Bickerstaffe (nee Richardson), of 17, Jubilee Street, Daubhill, Bolton, Lancashire. Of 17, Isabella Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Caught aged 24 as an absentee from Rhyl since 21/08/1915 and appeared before Bolton Magistrates 24/08/1915 to be sent back to his unit under escort. (Bolton Archives: JBO/1/26).
Boardman, Harold –
Son of Thomas and Margaret Alice Boardman, of 99, Deane Church Lane, Bolton, Lancashire. An old boy of the Bolton Church Institute. Died of Wounds to the leg and head at No.21 Casualty Clearing Station, Le Neuville. Date of death alternately recorded as 09/08/1916.
Bolton, John –
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Bolton, of 280, Wigan Road, Deane, Bolton, Lancashire.
Buckley, James Edward –
Son of James and Sarah Buckley, of Bolton, Lancashire and husband of Mary Isabella Buckley, of 358, Deane Church Lane, Deane, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly 80493, 30th Labour Company, King’s Liverpool Regiment.
Cowburn, Ernest –
Son of William and Sarah Cowburn, of 212, Willows Lane, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly 16th Bn., King’s Royal Rifle Corps.
Crook, Harold –
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Crook, of 391, St. Helens Road, Bolton, Lancashire.
Culpan, Leslie –
Son of Cornelius and Annie Culpan; husband of Sarah Jane Culpan (nee Garthwright). Reported missing since 15/11/1916 and subsequently presumed killed.
Davies, Alun Wynn –
Eldest son of Mr. Thomas Davies, of 375, Hulton Lane, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly employed as a fitter by the Bolton Corporation Gas Department. Accidentally fell into the water and drowned while passing from one vessel to another.
Dawson, Richard –
Son of Walter Dawson, of 13, Ingersly Road, Bollington, Macclesfield, Cheshire, and the late Alice Ann Dawson. Of 883, Manchester Road, Four Lane Ends, Over Hulton, Bolton, Lancashire.
Demaine, John (Jack) –
Of 422, Wigan Road, Deane, Bolton, Lancashire. Of 422, Halliwell Road, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted March 1915. Killed on the day he was due to leave for home on furlough.
Diggle, Thomas –
Husband of Mrs. Diggle, of 45, Nunnery Road, Deane, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of Bradshaw, Lancashire. Reported wounded, then missing since 11/08/1916 and subsequently presumed killed.
Dixon, George –
Husband of Mary Elizabeth Dixon, of 57, Greenfield Street, Lower Place, Rochdale, Lancashire, and formerly of 609, Salford Road, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted September 1914.