Son of Mr. and Mrs. Abbott. Formerly 4746, Manchester Regiment.

Son of Joseph and Sarah Ackerley, of 579, Liverpool Road, Irlam, Lancashire.

Son of Alfred Vernon Ackerley and Clementina Ackerley, of 17, Regent Square, Salford, Lancashire. Prior to the war he worked at Thomas Collier and Sons, High Street, Manchester.

Son of Herbert and Mary Adams, of 85, Firs Street, Cadishead, Lancashire. Reached rank of Corporal in 21st Bn., Manchester Regiment, but was demoted back to Private for absenting himself. He was also wounded in both legs.

Of 43, Siemens Street, Horwich, Lancashire. Enlisted January 1915. Formerly Private 19873, 6th Bn., Loyal North Lancashire Regiment.

Eldest son of John Addison, churchwarden of Kearsley (St. Stephen) Church, and Mary Addison, of 330, Bolton Road, Kearsley, Lancashire. Kearsley (St. Stephen) C.E. Church Roll of Honour.

Husband of Alice Adshead (nee Wallwork), of 18, Freehold Street, Pendleton, Lancashire.

Son of Green Ainsworth and Lilian Floretta Maud Ainsworth, of 41, Sharples Park, Bolton, Lancashire. Reported wounded and missing since 09/10/1917 and subsequently presumed killed.

Husband of Catherine Ainsworth (nee Tobin), of 8, Nuttall Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Of 186, Deane Church Lane, Bolton, Lancashire.

Son of Samuel Ainsworth, of 129, Lawn Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Of 88, Chorley Old Road, Bolton, Lancashire. Reported missing since 11/05/1917, and subsequently presumed killed.

Son of Samuel Ainsworth, of 129, Lawn Street, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Elsie Howe (formerly Ainsworth), of 7, Cardwell Street, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 88, Chorley Old Road, Bolton, Lancashire. Reported missing since 11/05/1917, and subsequently presumed killed.

Son of John William and Annie Ainsworth, of 186, Deane Church Lane, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly employed by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company as a clerk at Moses Gate. His brother Albert served in Salonika.

Husband of Elizabeth Aldcroft, of 65, Station Road, Patricroft, Lancashire.

Husband of Mary Aldcroft.

Son of William Alder, of 10, Argyle Street, Bolton, Lancashire, and formerly of 277, Waterloo Street, Bolton, Lancashire. Formerly Duke of Lancaster’s Own Yeomanry.

Of 10, Bridge Street, Little Hulton, Lancashire. Volunteered to give a pint and a half of blood for a wounded comrade in hospital in France.

Only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Aldred. An old boy of Pendleton Grammar School. Enlisted November 1914. Commissioned September 1915. Reported as wounded and missing, and subsequently confirmed to be prisoner of war.