Son of Thomas A. and Margaret Jane Dow, of 110, Clarendon Road, Whalley Range, Manchester, Lancashire.

Husband of Nettie Drinnan.

Son of Joseph and Alice Dyke, of Boothstown, Lancashire.

Of 8, Ryefield Road, Golcar, Yorkshire. Enlisted November 1915.

Son of John and Mary Ettrick; husband of Maud Evelyn Ettrick, of 9, Woodland Street, Bury New Road, Higher Broughton, Lancashire.

Son of John E. and Elizabeth Forbes, of 7, Third Avenue, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted February 1916.

Son of John and Ada Gaffney, of Salford, Lancashire.

Son of Mr. F. Gaskell, of 164, Plodder Lane, Farnworth, Lancashire. Posted missing 18/08/1916 and subsequently confirmed prisoner of war at Dulmen, Westphalia, Germany.

Son of Arthur and Mary Ann Gillham; husband of Anne Gillham.

Son of the Rt. Hon. Sir Mountstuart E. Grant Duff, P.C., G.C.S.I., and Anna Julia Lady Grant Duff, C.I.E.; husband of Ursula Grant Duff, of 16, Mulberry Walk, Chelsea, London. Designer of the “War Book”. Grandson of Hannah Ainsworth (daughter of Richard Ainsworth of Smithills Hall). Gazetted Second Lieutenant, Black Watch, 23/03/1889. Served in the South African Campaign.

Only son of James Platt and Annie Green, of Eardington House, Mayor Street, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Gertrude Green, of 9, Church Road, Smithills, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted February 1917. Wounded 30/06/1918 and died of these wounds in a Base Hospital.

Of Rigby Lane, Bradshaw, Turton, Lancashire. Wounded in right hand and left wrist.

Son of David and Elizabeth Grundy; husband of Isabella Grundy, of 218, Hamilton Street, Atherton, Lancashire.

Son of T. H. and Florence Hackin, of Heaton Park, Prestwich, Lancashire.

Son of Fred and Ann Hamer, of Horwich, Lancashire.

Son of George and Mary Ann Harrison, of Salford, Lancashire.

Husband of Mrs. Harrison, of 12, Rolls Court, Horwich, Lancashire. Formerly employed at the Horwich Locomotive Works. Served in the South African Campaign.

Son of Peter Patrick and Margaret Henry; husband of Gladys Henry, of Farnworth, Lancashire.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt, of 85, Manchester Road, Bolton, Lancashire. Wounded in the shoulder. Hospitalised aged 19 in September 1918 due to the effects of gas.