Jones, Frank –
Son of Frank and Sarah Jane Jones, of Clayton, Manchester, Lancashire.
Jones, Fred –
Husband of Ethel Jones, of 17, Peter Street, Blackpool, Lancashire.
Kay, William –
Of 35, Fraser Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted August 1915.
Kay, Albert –
Of 30, Ernest Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Twice previously wounded. Taken prisoner of war by the Germans on 28/03/1918.
Keaney, Bartholomew –
Son of Hilary Ann Keany, of Bolton, Lancashire.
Keating, Daniel –
Son of Mrs. Catherine Keating, of 5, Sheares Street, Cork, County Cork, Ireland.
Kelly, James –
Son of Charles and Mary B. Kelly, of 49, Shaw Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Served 7 years in India, and in the South African Campaign. Formerly 4th/5th Bn., Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Wounded by gunshot in the chest 08/08/1916. A brother served with the Rifle Brigade in India.
Kelly, Alfred –
Service number incorrectly recorded as 9491 on SDGW, confirmed as 9401 by CWGC and Medal Card.
Kelly, John –
Son of the late John and Jane Kelly. His sister resided at 23, Leicester Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Rumoured to have been recommended for the V.C., though not awarded.
Kelly, John –
Kemp, Sam –
Husband of Kezia Kemp, of 14, Leake Street, Pendleton, Lancashire.
Kennedy, John F –
Kermode, Alfred Ernest –
Son of John Thomas. and Margaret Kermode; husband of Maggie Beatrice Kermode (nee Jones), of 40, Arrowsmith Terrace, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly employed as a tram guard by the Corporation Tramways Department. Prisoner of war.
Kershaw, Frank –
Of 93, Granville Street, Salford, Lancashire.
Keyworth, Victor –
Son of Mrs. Elizabeth (Bessie) Birmingham (formerly Keyworth, nee Foy), and the late Albert Edward Keyworth.
Killeen, Patrick –
Of 72, Holden Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted August 1915.
Kinder, Joseph –
Of 17, Ferguson Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted December 1914.
King, John –
Son of John and Elizabeth King, of 24, Broad Oak Cottage, Heath Charnock, Chorley, Lancashire.
Kinlock, Walter –
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Kinlock, of Horwich, Lancashire. Formerly employed at the Post Office. Enlisted October 1914. Reported wounded and believed killed, and subsequently confirmed killed.