Son of the late Alderman Kearsley, of Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Pollie Kearsley, of 94, Symington Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Late of Bolton, Lancashire.

Formerly of the Crowthorn National Childrens Home, Edgworth, Turton, Lancashire.

Son of William and Rachel Kendall, of Lenora Street, Deane, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Bertha Kendall, of 19, Alice Street, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Previous service of 5 years with the Lancashire Fusiliers. Died of wounds at No.22 General Hospital, Dannes, Camiers.

Husband of Mary Kirkpatrick, of 3075, Alvin Street, Nancocan, British Columbia, Canada. Formerly of 65, Peel Street, Farnworth, Lancashire.

Son of Joseph and Mary A. Kirkpatrick, of 205, Aubrey Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. He was killed on the afternoon of 09/08/1918, when his battalion advanced in the face of stout opposition from the enemy who placed a heavy barrage at the “jumping-off” place and from hidden nests poured machine gun fire into the ranks of our men who pushed forward.

Husband of Ethel Kirkwood, of 200, Howard Park Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Next of kin stated on enlistment as Hannah McManus (Mother), of 152, Northcote Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and stepfather Edward McManus. Wounded 10/08/1918 by gunshot to the chest.

Son of Margaret Knowles, of 13, Stanley Street, Deane Road, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly of 18, Commission Street, Bolton, Lancashire. An old boy of Derby Street Council School. Previously served in the Royal Navy.

Husband of Minnie Latham, of 822, Dundas Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Formerly of 208, Eskrick Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Died at No.29 Casualty Clearing Station from gunshot wounds to abdomen, left thigh and groin.

Son of George and Clara Lee, of 19, Handsworth Road, North Shore, Blackpool, Lancashire, and formerly of Bolton, Lancashire. Died of gastritis at the No.7 Canadian General Hospital, Etaples.

An old boy of Bolton Municipal Secondary School.

Son of Mr. W. S. Lewis, of 19, Ryeland Crescent, The Meadows, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire. Died of gunshot wounds to head, back and arm at No.14 General Hospital, Wimereux.

Son of Thomas and Alice Lewis, of 579, Bury Road, Breightmet, Bolton, Lancashire. Previously served 3 years with the 5th Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Admitted 1st Canadian Casualty Clearing Station dangerously wounded by gunshot to the head penetrating brain. Died at 1st Southern General Hospital, Dudley Road, Birmingham.

Youngest son of the late John and Ann Leyland, of Great Lever, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Constance Leyland, of Loughead, Alberta, Canada

NOTE:- Surname recorded as LEYLAND in local newspapers but as LELAND on all military records (including signature on enlistment papers). Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Leyland, of 113, Queensgate, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Maude Leyland, of 416, Wellesley Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Formerly a shoemaker in the Markland Hill district. In Canada 12 years. “While in a trench at Hill 60, Zillebeke, he was instantly killed when an enemy shell burst in the trench close to him.”

Son of Mr. John Lindley, of 24, Ayr Street, Central Falls, and formerly of Taskers Lane, Kearsley, Lancashire. Younger brother of the late Private Roger Lindley, of 196, Hall Lane, Moses Gate, Farnworth, Lancashire. Gassed in France in April 1918.

Son of the late Robert Liptrot, of 352, Bury Road, Bolton, Lancashire. Posted missing and subsequently presumed killed.

Son of Martha Ann Livesey, of 118, Stacey Avenue, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. Died of wounds at No.17 Casualty Clearing Station.