Son of Joseph and Mary Byrom, of 40, Lower Byron Street, Deansgate, Manchester, Lancashire.

Son of Agnes Byron, of 3, Larkhill, Farnworth, Lancashire; husband of Margaret Byron (nee Price), of 21, Elizabeth Street, Moses Gate, Farnworth, Lancashire. Previously enlisted at Farnworth 28/08/1914 as Private 12203, 7th Bn., Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, and discharged 06/10/1914 as unlikely to become an efficient soldier. Memorial in Farnworth Cemetery.

Son of Eliza Cadman, of 14, Bombay Street, Salford, Lancashire; husband of Emma Cadman, of 34, Brewery Street, Salford, Lancashire.

Caught as a deserter from Barrow since 17/08/1916 appearing before Bolton Magistrates 28/08/1916 to be sent back to his unit under escort. (Bolton Archives: JBO/1/27).

Son of James and Margaret Ann Caine, of 28, Station Road, Patricroft, Lancashire. Formerly 4th Bn.

Son of Richard Callaghan, of Manchester, Lancashire; husband of Martha Callaghan, of 16, Crayton Street, Hulme, Manchester, Lancashire.

Son of Margaret Camille, of Salford, Lancashire, and the late George Camille. Baptised 08/05/1889 at St. Bartholomew’s Church, Salford, Lancashire.

Husband of Eliza Campbell, of 43, Durham Street, Blackburn Road, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 8, Crompton Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly served as a Special Reservist in the King’s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment.

Of 13, Barlow Street, Pendleton, Lancashire. In France.

Of 13, Barlow Street, Pendleton, Lancashire. Reported missing since 01/07/1916 and subsequently presumed killed.

Son of Hugh Campbell, of 92, Cook Street, Pendleton, Lancashire. Home service only.

Son of William Campbell, and stepson of Eva Campbell; husband of Winifred Ellen Campbell, of Ripon, Yorkshire.

Son of William and Elizabeth Campbell, of 13, Barlow Street, Pendleton, Lancashire. Home service only.

Husband of Annie Campbell (nee Jones), of 8, Clay Street, Pendleton, Lancashire. Previous service with the Royal Fusiliers.

Son of Thomas and Margaret Candland, of 20, Walton Street, Pendleton, Lancashire.

Son of John Thomas and Maria Carey (nee Heaviside), of 17, All Saints Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Received a penetrating gunshot wound to the head at Gallipoli, and transferred “dangerously ill” to hospital at Alexandria, Egypt.

Worked for Salford Corporation Education Department.

Husband of Winifred Carlyle, of Salford, Lancashire. Recorded as William CARLYLE on CWGC and ‘UK Army WW2 Roll of Honour.’