Regiment: Border Regiment

Davies, Arthur –

Son of Arthur and Annie Davies, of 8, Burnett Street, Salford, Lancashire.

Davies, William –

Of 121, Mealhouse Lane, Atherton, Lancashire. Reported missing since 10/04/1918 and subsequently confirmed wounded and prisoner of war at Munster.

Davies, George –

Son of Robert and Ellen Davies, of 2, Robinson Street, Horwich, Lancashire.

Davies, Alfred –

Of Croft Street, Pendleton, Lancashire. Twice wounded.

Davies, James –

Husband of Alice Davies, of 138, Shuttle Street, Tyldesley, Lancashire.

Davies, Joe Isaac –

Son of Samuel and Jane Davies, of 9, Hornby Street, Bury New Road, Manchester, Lancashire.

Son of Minnie Dawson, 51 Crowther Street, Salford, Lancashire (formerly of 55 Rudman Street). Prior to the war George had worked for Gresham and Craven engineers and attended Christ Church. George is also remembered on his families headstone at Salford (Weaste) Cemetery (Grave Ref: L-1183).

Dawson, Hugh Brookes –

Son of Alexander Samuel and Johanna Dawson, of Salford, Lancashire; husband of Hilda Dawson, of Salford, Lancashire.

Dawson, James –

Husband of Rosa B. Dawson (nee Jones), of 13, Defence Street, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 14, Shuttle Street, Bolton, Lancashire.

Dawson, Wilfred –

Of 6, Whitby Street, Little Hulton, Lancashire. Relatives lived at 7, Jackson’s Buildings, Kearsley, Lancashire. Enlisted May 1915. Died in the 44th Casualty Clearing Station from wounds.

Dawson, William –

Son of John and Louisa Dawson.

Day, Albert –

Formerly 4185, Lancashire Fusiliers.

Dayson, John William –

Husband of Elizabeth Dayson, of 21, Hough Lane, Lower Broughton, Lancashire.

Dean, Alfred –

Husband of Ellen Dean, of 73, Birley Street, Pendleton, Lancashire.

Dent, David –

Son of Albert and Martha Dent, of 12, Vere Street, Eccles New Road, Salford, Lancashire. Of Manchester, Lancashire. Formerly 4431, Lancashire Fusiliers. Attached 95th Prisoner of War Company.

Denton, Kenneth –

Son of James and Amelia Denton, of Deane, Bolton, Lancashire.

Derbyshire, James –

Son of Mary Derbyshire, of 20, Saturn Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Previously 10th and 6th Bns., Border Regiment. Caught aged 32 as an absentee from the 10th Bn., Border Regiment at Billericay, Essex, since 30/07/1915 appearing before Bolton Magistrates 03/08/1915 to be sent back to his unit under escort. (Bolton Archives: JBO/1/26). Reported missing in action since 23/03/1918 and death subsequently assumed on or after that date.

Bolton Remembers

An online reference documenting Bolton’s war dead