Regiment: Manchester Regiment

Fletcher, J –

An old boy of Bolton Grammar School (1906-09).

Fletcher, Basil Lindley –

Son of Colonel Fletcher, of Fletcher, Burrows and Co., Colliery. Of Atherton, Lancashire.

Fletcher, John William –

Son of John Taylor Fletcher and Millicent Fletcher, of Salford, Lancashire; husband of Dorothy Fletcher, of 1, The Meade, Chorltonville, Manchester, Lancashire.

Son of the late Mrs. Ester Fletcher; husband of Mary Worsley (formerly Fletcher), of 47, Bella Street, Daubhill, Bolton, Lancashire and formerly of 24, Whitby Street, Daubhill, Bolton, Lancashire. A reservist, wounded in the head by shell shrapnel on Monday 19/04/1915.

Flynn, Thomas Edward –

Son of Richard and Elizabeth Flynn, of Manchester, Lancashire; husband of Mary A. Flynn, of 6, Ellis Street, Ashton Old Road, Higher Openshaw, Manchester, Lancashire.

Flynn, James Joseph –

Son of James and Mary Ann Flynn, of 48, Bolton Road, Pendleton, Lancashire; husband of Beatrice Mary Flynn, of 32, Reservoir Street, Seedley, Salford, Lancashire.

Foale, Ernest –

Forbes, Ernest –

Foreman, Frederick –

Son of Mr. T. E. and Mrs. H. Foreman, of 9, Ford Lane, Blackfriars Road, Salford, Lancashire.

Forrester, Arthur –

Of 68, Brindle Heath Road, Pendleton, Lancashire.

Forster, Stanley –

Served as acting Warrant Officer Class II.

Fosbrooke, John James –

Son of Leonard and Agnes Fosbrooke.

Foster, Charles –

Formerly 1368, Lancashire Fusiliers

Fowler, Henry Chappell –

Foy, Clifford –

Son of Joseph and Selina Foy (nee Holding), of 5, Berkeley Avenue, Levenshulme, Lancashire, and formerly of Heatherlands, Chorley New Road, Heaton, Bolton, Lancashire. An old boy of Bolton Grammar School (1907-1909). Formerly Second Lieutenant, 2nd/1st Buckinghamshire Regiment.; formerly Lieutenant 3rd/7th Manchester Regiment.

Foy, Fred Holding –

Second son of Joseph and Selina Foy (nee Holding), of 5, Berkley Avenue, Levenshulme, Lancashire, formerly of Heatherlands, Chorley New Road, Heaton, Bolton, Lancashire; husband of Ethel Elizabeth Foy (nee Smith), of “Six Bells”, Perry Street, Gravesend, Kent and late of Bolton, Lancashire. An old boy of Bolton Grammar School (1902-1903). Enlisted September 1914.

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