Husband of Mrs. Smith, of 7, Claughton Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Lewis Gunner. One of three brothers on active service (1917).

Of 108, Ellesmere Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted April 1915.

Of 48, Baxendale Street, Astley Bridge, Bolton, Lancashire.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of 16, Anvil Street, Farnworth, Lancashire. Enlisted October 1915. Wounded October 1916 after three months in France, and discharged August 1917.

Son of Thomas Edward Smith, J.P. and Ellen Smith, of Dun Withins, Chorley New Road, Heaton, Bolton, Lancashire. An old boy of Bolton Grammar School. Promoted to Lieutenant from Second Lieutenant, 02/09/1914. Served as acting Lieutenant Colonel commanding a battalion of the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment until 31/07/1917. Wounded in the right arm on 31/07/1917.

Machine Gun Section.

Of 2, Weston Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Captured prisoner of war held at Wittenberg Camp, Germany.

Of Brackley Colliery, Little Hulton, Lancashire.

Of 10, Ashworth Street, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 305, Deane Church Lane, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly a tram conductor on the Dunscar Route. Enlisted May 1915.

Of 31, Hilton Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted May 1915.

Of 38, Lever Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted May 1915.

Of 2, Tipping Place, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted August 1915.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of Temple Cottage, Halliwell, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted August 1914. Reported missing in December 1914. Wounded and prisoner of war at Wittenberg Camp, Germany, captured at La Bassee. Previously served in the South African Campaign.

Son of Mrs. Ellen Titterton, of 9, East Ordsall Lane, Salford, Lancashire.

of 19, Rhyl Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Enlisted September 1915.

Of 21, Southern Street, Kearsley, Lancashire. Enlisted July 1915.