Son of Jesse and Alice Holt, of 111, Turton Road, Bradshaw, Lancashire. Of 7, Thompson Street, Seddon, Victoria, Australia. Injured accidentally in left arm 06/08/1918. Died at 7th Casualty Clearing Station, France, from multiple accidental injuries to the leg and back.
Hoswell, George Arthur –
Son of Jane Hoswell (nee Wood), of 65, Second Avenue, Bolton, Lancashire, and the late Crewdson Coulthurst Hoswell; husband of Emily Hoswell (nee Hart), of Templar Street, Forbes, New South Wales, Australia. Killed by artillery fire.
Hothersall, Ernest –
Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hothersall, of 25, Gordon Avenue, Deane, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Ethel Hothersall, of 22, Lenora Street, Deane, Bolton, Lancashire. Wounded in the Dardanelles.
Hough, John –
Brother of Maud Hough, of 27, Wheatfield Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly 11th Bn., Australian Imperial Forces; formerly 1st Pioneer Bn., Australian Imperial Forces.
Hough, George –
Son of Job and Mary Jane Hough, of 5, Wheatfield Street, Haulgh, Bolton, Lancashire. An old boy of Bolton Municipal Secondary School. Formerly Sergeant 707, Australian Imperial Forces. Commissioned 19/08/1916. Killed by a shell during a fierce bombardment.
Houghton, Harry –
Son of Sarah Barnes (formerly Houghton), of 274, Armstrong Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey, U.S.A., and the late Mr. Houghton. Declared a deserter from Recruit Depot, Broadmeadows 02/06/1917 with warrant issued 30/07/1917.
Houghton, Thomas –
Brother of Ellis Houghton, of Liverpool, Lancashire. Of Milton, South Coast, New South Wales, Australia. Formerly 4th Bn., Australian Imperial Forces. Discharged due to chronic bronchitis.
Howarth, Thomas –
Brother of James Howarth, of Bowden Street, Castlemaine, Victoria, Australia; husband of Florence Howarth (nee Conway). Of 16, Bennett Street, North Richmond, Victoria, Australia.
Howarth, Harry –
Son of Alice Howarth, of 491, St. Helens Road, Bolton, Lancashire.
Howarth, Joseph Cecil –
Son of Eliza Ann Howarth; husband of Nellie Howarth (nee Hayden), of 16, South View Street, Tong Fold, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 17, Essingdon Street, Daubhill, Bolton, Lancashire. Discharged due to defective vision.
Howcroft, Benjamin –
Brother of James Howcroft. Tried by Court Martial for absense 21/03/1917. Wounded by gunshot to the back in action 28/09/1917. Formerly 30th Bn., Australian Imperial Forces.
Howes, Harry Smith –
Son of Walter John Howes, of Devon Cottage, Caledonia Street, West Kogarah, Sydney, New South Wales, AUstralia. Formerly 13th Bn., Australian Imperial Forces. Many disciplinary offences recorded for Absense Without Leave throughout period of service.
Huggins, Harry –
Son of Harry Huggins, of 55, Hestercombe Avenue, Fulham, Middlesex, and of the late Catherine Huggins. Repatriated to Australia and discharged unfit due to malaria and debilty.
Huggins, Reginald Clifford –
Son of Harry Huggins, of 55, Hestercombe Avenue, Fulham, Middlesex, and of the late Catherine Huggins. Formerly 37th Bn., Australian Imperial Forces.
James, William Ormond –
Husband of Mary James, of 75, Lawn Street, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 15, Silverwell Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Caught as an absentee from Perham Down since 05/12/1916 appearing before Bolton Magistrates 11/12/1916 to be sent back to his unit under escort. (Bolton Archives: JBO/1/27). Wounded at Ypres 04/10/1917 in the face, both knees and right forearm by shrapnel; lost right eye.
Jefferson, Frederick (Fred) –
Son of Frederick and Annie Jefferson (nee Hamilton), of 12, Sidney Street, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Margaret Jefferson, of Wellington, New Zealand, of formerly of Liverpool, New South Wales, Australia. Wounded by gunshot to shoulder 09/10/1917. Also served in WW2 in the citizen army of New Zealand, enlisting Paddington, New South Wales, number N389391.
Jefferson, James –
Son of Frederick and Annie Jefferson (nee Hamilton), of 12, Sidney Street, Bolton, Lancashire.
Jilley, Oscar –
Son of John William Jilley and Margaret Elizabeth Sewell Jilley; husband of Ann Jilley, of Kilikup, Kojonup, Western Australia. Previous service of 3 years with the 2nd Volunteer Bn., Manchester Regiment. Formerly Colour Sergeant / Company Sergeant Major 134, 16th Bn., Australian Infantry. Wounded at Gallipoli 02/05/1915 by gunshot. Commissioned Second Lieutanant 20/01/1916. Promoted Lieutenant 12/03/1916. Promoted Captain 20/05/1915. Died at 3rd Casualty Clearing Station, France.
Johnson, Frank Henry –
Son of Henry Johnson, of 41, Second Avenue, Ferns Park, Bolton, Lancashire. Previously served in the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment Volunteers.
Jolly, Arthur –
Son of William Arthur Jolly, of 60, Saxby Street, Irlams-o’-th’-Height, Pendleton, Lancashire. Died from gunshot wound in the abdomen at No.2 Post Field Ambulance, Aznac, Gallipoli.