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First World War Names on Council Owned War Memorials Middle Surname Forename Name Memorial Regiment Abbott Edward Wigan Cenotaph Royal Field Artillery Loyal Regiment (North Abbott Henry Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire) Manchester Regiment 5th Abbott Thomas Wigan Cenotaph Battalion Ackers G K Ince Cemetery Ackers R Leigh Cenotaph Acton C Ince Cemetery Acton S Ince Cemetery Adamson J Leigh Cenotaph Prince of Wales Volunteers (South Adamson William V Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire) Adcock James Wigan Cenotaph Regiments unknown Adlington H Leigh Cenotaph Agar T A Leigh Cenotaph Manchester Regiment Ainscough Celestine W Wigan Cenotaph Other Battalions Ainscough J Leigh Cenotaph Royal Fusiliers (City of Ainscough Joe Wigan Cenotaph London Regiment) Ainscough Joseph Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire Fusiliers Kings Regiment Ainscough Thomas Wigan Cenotaph (Liverpool) York and Lancaster Ainscough Thomas Wigan Cenotaph Regiment Ainscough William Wigan Cenotaph Regiments unknown Ainsworth J T Leigh Cenotaph Ainsworth John Wigan Cenotaph Royal Field Artillery Royal Fusiliers (City of Ainsworth John Wigan Cenotaph London Regiment) Airey A Aspull Cenotaph Aldred F W Leigh Cenotaph Aldred H Golborne Cenotaph Aldred Joseph Tyldesley Cenotaph Aldred P Leigh Cenotaph Alexander A W Ince Cemetery Alker Edwin Wigan Cenotaph Royal Field Artillery Loyal Regiment (North Allard Anthony Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire) Alldred James Atherton Cenotaph Allen Amos Standish Cenotaph Manchester Regiment 5th Allen Frank Wigan Cenotaph Battalion Allen J Ince Cemetery Allen James H Wigan Cenotaph East Yorkshire Regiment Manchester Regiment Allen James Wigan Cenotaph Other Battalions Allen James Wigan Cenotaph Regiments unknown Allen Mary A Tyldesley Cenotaph Allen S Ince Cemetery Allred Oswald Tyldesley Cenotaph Almond J Leigh Cenotaph Almond T Ince Cemetery Alty Job Leigh Cenotaph Alty John Leigh Cenotaph Amos John Tyldesley Cenotaph Anders Joseph Wigan Cenotaph Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers Anders W Ince Cemetery Royal Army Service Anders William Wigan Cenotaph Corps Anderson Alfred Tyldesley Cenotaph Anderson C E Ince Cemetery Anderson C E Atherton Cenotaph Anderson John Tyldesley Cenotaph Anderson John Atherton Cenotaph Anderton E E Atherton Cenotaph Anderton F Aspull Cenotaph Anderton J Aspull Cenotaph Anderton W T Ince Cemetery Andrews George Wigan Cenotaph Regiments unknown Andrews William Wigan Cenotaph Regiments unknown Ansboro Michael Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire Fusiliers Appleby Sidney Wigan Cenotaph Royal Field Artillery Appleby William Wigan Cenotaph Machine Gun Corps Appleton J Ince Cemetery Appleton T Wigan Cenotaph Regiments unknown Appleton Thomas Wigan Cenotaph Dorsetshire Regiment Armitstead Stephen S Wigan Cenotaph Royal Field Artillery Armstrong George Wigan Cenotaph South Wales Borderers Manchester Regiment 5th Armstrong John Wigan Cenotaph Battalion Armstrong John Wigan Cenotaph South Wales Borderers Northumberland Armstrong Sydney J Wigan Cenotaph Fusiliers Manchester Regiment Armstrong Thomas Wigan Cenotaph Other Battalions Canadian Expetionary Armstrong William R Wigan Cenotaph Force Kings Own Royal Armstrong William Wigan Cenotaph Regiment (Lancaster} Arstall Alfred Standish Cenotaph East Lancashire Ascroft Harold Wigan Cenotaph Regiment Ascroft Henry Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire Fusiliers Ash John H Tyldesley Cenotaph Ashall Thomas Atherton Cenotaph Ashcroft A Ince Cemetery Prince of Wales Volunteers (South Ashcroft Edward Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire) Loyal Regiment (North Ashcroft George Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire) Manchester Regiment Ashcroft Hugh Wigan Cenotaph Other Battalions Ashcroft J Golborne Cenotaph York and Lancaster Ashcroft James Wigan Cenotaph Regiment Manchester Regiment 5th Ashcroft John Wigan Cenotaph Battalion Manchester Regiment 5th Ashcroft Joseph Wigan Cenotaph Battalion Prince of Wales Volunteers (South Ashcroft P Harold G Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire) Manchester Regiment 5th Ashcroft Robert Wigan Cenotaph Battalion Kings Regiment Ashcroft William Wigan Cenotaph (Liverpool) Ashcroft William Wigan Cenotaph Kings Royal Rifle Corps Ashey James Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire Fusiliers Prince of Wales Volunteers (South Ashton Alfred Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire) Ashton Frederick H Wigan Cenotaph Royal Navy Ashton H Aspull Cenotaph Ashton John M Wigan Cenotaph Grenadier Guards Ashton S Leigh Cenotaph Ashurst A Leigh Cenotaph Loyal Regiment (North Ashurst George Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire) Manchester Regiment Ashurst Herbert Wigan Cenotaph Other Battalions Ashurst John E Wigan Cenotaph Border Regiment Prince of Wales Volunteers (South Ashurst Nicolas Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire) Ashworth G Leigh Cenotaph Ashworth S Leigh Cenotaph Aspey Harry Wigan Cenotaph Border Regiment Aspey Henry Wigan Cenotaph Regiments unknown Aspey John A Wigan Cenotaph Royal Field Artillery Aspinall D Ince Cemetery Aspinall E Ince Cemetery Aspinall G Ince Cemetery Royal Fusiliers (City of Aspinall J A Wigan Cenotaph London Regiment) Kings Regiment Aspinall James Wigan Cenotaph (Liverpool) Prince of Wales Volunteers (South Aspinall James Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire) Aspinall John A P Wigan Cenotaph London Regiment Northumberland Aspinall Joseph R Wigan Cenotaph Fusiliers Kings Own Royal Aspinall Joseph Wigan Cenotaph Regiment (Lancaster} Loyal Regiment (North Aspinall Joseph Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire) Aspinall R Leigh Cenotaph Aspinall T Leigh Cenotaph Manchester Regiment 5th Aspinall William Wigan Cenotaph Battalion Atherton A Ince Cemetery Atherton Frank Wigan Cenotaph Grenadier Guards Atherton H Leigh Cenotaph Atherton Henry Wigan Cenotaph Royal Field Artillery Atherton J W Leigh Cenotaph Kings Regiment Atherton James Wigan Cenotaph (Liverpool) Atherton James Leigh Cenotaph Atherton James Leigh Cenotaph Atherton John T Wigan Cenotaph Grenadier Guards Atherton John Wigan Cenotaph Royal Horse Artillery Atherton John Wigan Cenotaph Grenadier Guards Atherton John Wigan Cenotaph Royal Munster Fusiliers Atherton John Wigan Cenotaph Regiments unknown Atherton Jos Leigh Cenotaph Atherton Joseph Wigan Cenotaph Royal Engineers Manchester Regiment Atherton Nathaniel Wigan Cenotaph Other Battalions Atherton T Ince Cemetery Manchester Regiment Atherton Thomas Wigan Cenotaph Other Battalions Atkinson A E Atherton Cenotaph Atkinson A Leigh Cenotaph Loyal Regiment (North Atkinson James Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire) Austin J Ince Cemetery Austin J Ince Cemetery Austin J Aspull Cenotaph Ayres James A Wigan Cenotaph Kings Royal Rifle Corps Babb Arthur Standish Cenotaph Kings Regiment Bagguley Hamlet Wigan Cenotaph (Liverpool) York and Lancaster Bagnall Thomas Wigan Cenotaph Regiment Bagnull J H Ince Cemetery Bagnull J Ince Cemetery Baguley H Leigh Cenotaph Bailey George W Wigan Cenotaph Royal Welch Fusiliers Bailey J T Atherton Cenotaph Bailey John Wigan Cenotaph Royal Field Artillery Bailey Robert Wigan Cenotaph Machine Gun Corps Bailey Robert Wigan Cenotaph Regiments unknown Bailey T Ince Cemetery Bailey William G Wigan Cenotaph Regiments unknown Manchester Regiment 5th Bainbridge George H L Wigan Cenotaph Battalion Bainbridge Harold Tyldesley Cenotaph Kings Regiment Baird William Wigan Cenotaph (Liverpool) Baker B Aspull Cenotaph Manchester Regiment 5th Baker Benjamin Wigan Cenotaph Battalion Balderson John Y Wigan Cenotaph Regiments unknown Manchester Regiment Baldwin Mark Wigan Cenotaph Other Battalions Manchester Regiment 5th Baldwin Thomas Wigan Cenotaph Battalion Bale S Ince Cemetery Balfour J Aspull Cenotaph Ball C Leigh Cenotaph Ball Daniel Standish Cenotaph Ball Fred Tyldesley Cenotaph Ball H Leigh Cenotaph Ball J T Leigh Cenotaph Ball John Tyldesley Cenotaph Ball Samuel Wigan Cenotaph Kings Royal Rifle Corps Ball W Ince Cemetery Ball William Wigan Cenotaph Kings Royal Rifle Corps Royal Wiltshire Ball Charles H Wigan Cenotaph Yeomanry Ballard Laurie C Wigan Cenotaph Royal Naval Division Kings Regiment Bamber William Wigan Cenotaph (Liverpool) Australian Expeditionary Bamford Robert Wigan Cenotaph Force Bandy A E Leigh Cenotaph Bandy A E Atherton Cenotaph Bandy J Leigh Cenotaph Bandy J Atherton Cenotaph Banks A Atherton Cenotaph Banks A Atherton Cenotaph Banks Albert N Wigan Cenotaph Royal Navy Banks I Atherton Cenotaph Banks J Atherton Cenotaph Banks John Wigan Cenotaph Grenadier Guards Kings Own Yorkshire Banks John Wigan Cenotaph Light Infantry Banks Roberts Standish Cenotaph Banks Samuel Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire Fusiliers Banks T Ince Cemetery Banks T Aspull Cenotaph Loyal Regiment (North Bannister Alfred Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire) Bannister Bartley Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire Fusiliers Bannister P Atherton Cenotaph Barber H Leigh Cenotaph Barclay R Aspull Cenotaph Loyal Regiment (North Barclay Robert Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire) Barker E Leigh Cenotaph Barker Joseph Wigan Cenotaph Machine Gun Corps Manchester Regiment Barker Richard H Wigan Cenotaph Other Battalions Barlow George Wigan Cenotaph Border Regiment Barlow H Leigh Cenotaph Royal Army Medical Barlow John Wigan Cenotaph Corps Kings Own Royal Barlow Robert Wigan Cenotaph Regiment (Lancaster} Barlow Robert Wigan Cenotaph Lancashire Fusiliers Barlow Robert Wigan Cenotaph Border Regiment Barlow W Atherton Cenotaph Manchester Regiment 5th Barnes Alfred Wigan Cenotaph Battalion Barnes Donald Atherton Cenotaph Barnes George T Tyldesley Cenotaph Barnes J Ince Cemetery Manchester Regiment 5th Barnes John Wigan Cenotaph Battalion East Lancashire Barnes John Wigan Cenotaph Regiment Kings Regiment Barnes Joseph Wigan Cenotaph (Liverpool) Barnes Joseph Atherton Cenotaph Barnes Oliver Atherton Cenotaph Barnes Ross Atherton Cenotaph Barnes William Wigan Cenotaph Royal Field Artillery Rifle Brigade
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