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Market Place Memorial Surname Forname(S) Service/Regiment Market Place Memorial Surname Forname(s) Service/Regiment Service No Died Age Family WW1 (315) Abbatt Edward Leslie Royal Flying Corps (ex Border Regiment) 65535 08/09/1917 22 Son of Mr and Mrs Edward James Abbatt, Heversham Ainsworth John * 2nd Border Regiment 21851 14/07/1916 24 Son of Ralph Ainsworth, 30 Union Street, Kendal Airey William Henry * 8th Border Regiment 14343 10/04/1918 26 Son of Mr and Mrs Edward Airey, 30 Lound St., Kendal Airey George Benson Border Regiment 2046 16/10/1916 28 Son of Samuel and Annie Airey, 48 Branthwaite Brow, Kendal Alexander George Birkett *** 1st Canadian Infantry 18613 22/06/1915 53 Son of Mr and Mrs J Alexander; husband of A M Alexander, 5 Parkside Rd Allen Mark Ernest Prince of Wales's Vols (Sth Lancs Reg) 200999 20/08/1918 24 Born Kendal 1894. Son of George Allen Anderson Tom 12th Manchester Regiment 245642 16/10/1917 20 Son of John and Agnes Ann Anderson, 121 Stricklandgate, Kendal Armer John William 7th Border Regiment 5464 15/12/1915 35 Husband of E J Armer, 17 Milton St, Barrow-in-Furness Armer Mark Benson Army Service Corps T4/186717 21/07/1917 36 Born Dalton-in Furness 1881 Armstrong Thomas Herbert 13th Northumberland Fusiliers 2/Liet 15/05/1917 32 Son of Ann and the late Frederick Armstrong, Springwell House, Kendal Armstrong Frederick Wilson * 8th Border Regiment 14859 30/07/1916 25 Son of Mrs A Armstrong, Springwell House, Kendal and the late Mr F Armstrong Armstrong Stephen * 8th Border Regiment 14717 16/07/1916 19 Son of Stephen and Annie Armstrong, Kendal Atkinson Thomas 2nd Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders 3/13971 13/12/1916 33 Son of Edward and Jane Ann Atkinson, 39 Park St, Kendal Baines Frederick 2nd Border Regiment 23904 16/10/1917 27 Son of Joseph and Margaret Ann Baines, 4 Yard, 51, Stramongate, Kendal Baines Stanley * 11th Border Regiment 23323 01/07/1916 20 Son of Joseph and Margaret Baines, Stramongate, Kendal Bailey Thomas William * 8th Border Regiment 14725 04/10/1915 20 Born Kendal 1895. Son of Elizabeth Ann Bailey Banks George Ernest * 8th Border Regiment 15084 21/10/1916 23 Son of William and Hannah Banks, 6 Ashleigh, Kendal Bateman Charles William 2nd Lincolnshire Regiment 32905 02/02/1917 18 Son of Joseph and Mary Bateman, 89 Stricklandgate, Kendal Bateman Joseph Royal Garrison Artillery 165171 20/03/1918 Born Kendal Bates John Richard Royal Marine Light Infantry Liet 05/09/1918 23 Son of George Fand Alice M B Bates, Perth. Born in Kendal Beard Harold Prince of Wales's Own (West Riding Regiment) 15/91 28/04/1916 22 Born Kendal 1893. Son of Richard and Mary Ellen Beard Beattie George 1/4 Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry 37109 09/04/1918 18 Son of Agnes H Nevinson, 7 House, 129 Yard, Stricklandgate, Kendal Beckett William 1/4 The King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) 2905 15/06/1915 Bell James 1/5 The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 235346 20/09/1917 Born Kendal Bell Richard Robert 6th Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) G/31652 24/08/1918 33 Son of John Bell, 11 Beast Banks, Kendal Bell Samuel James * 2nd Border Regiment 19237 27/02/1917 Husband of Sarah Ann Bell, 28 Aynam Road, Kendal Benson Joseph 6th Border Regiment 10971 07/08/1915 19 Son of Mrs J Benson, of 5 New Inn Yard, Highgate, Kendal Birkett Robert George * 2/4 Border Regiment 201559 22/10/1918 35 Son of David and Margaret Jane Birkett, Library Road, Kendal Birkett John William 2nd Border Regiment 10736 26/10/1917 Husband of Lavinia Birkett, 14 Douglas Yard, Stricklandgate, Kendal Bishop Charles Henry 19th The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 203049 22/03/1918 Son Of Charles and Sarah E Bishop. Born Kendal Blackshaw Charles Worsley 1st Scots Guards 8037 29/10/1914 21 Son of Joseph Blackshaw, St. Anne's-on-the-Sea, Lancs. Born Kendal Bland Percy Royal Naval Auxiliary Reserve (HMS Cressy) M/9487 22/09/1914 Blenkharn Frederick Robinson Royal Field Artillery 172065 21/11/1918 33 Husband of Beatrice Blenkharn, 23 Strickland Place, Kendal Blenkharn Thomas 6th Border Regiment 13010 10/08/1915 Blezard James 2nd Border Regiment 10737 26/10/1917 21 Born Kendal 1896. Son of Thomas and Alice Mary Blezard Blezard John 2nd Border Regiment 9975 01/12/1914 22 Born Kendal 1892. Son of Thomas and Alice Mary Blezard Bolton Herbert * Royal Army Medical Corps 30398 07/12/1917 28 Son of Nicholas and Elizabeth A Bolton, 51 Stricklandgatel; husband of Priscilla Boreham Leslie Maurice Royal Engineers 54/30 21/05/1915 32 Son of Alfred Boreham, The Grove, Rayne, Braintree, Essex Borwick Henry * Army Service Corps M2/113610 05/07/1917 29 Son of William and Isabel Borwick,14 Caroline Street, Kendal Bowness John Henry Royal Army Medical Corps 27440 15/04/1917 33 Husband of Sarah A Bowness, Highgate, Kendal Britton Adam 1st East Lancashire Regiment 6543 13/05/1915 Born Workington Brown John Edward 8th Gloucestershire Regiment 38452 20/09/1917 19 Son of Edward and Mary Brown, 7 Red Bank, Dresden, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent Brumwell Edwin Machine Gun Corps 3184 03/11/1916 18 Born Kendal 1898 Brunskill Harold ** 3rd Australian Infantry 4625 25/07/1916 30 Born Kendal. Enlistment Australia Burns George Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve R/6075 11/01/1918 21 Son of Sarah Burns, 14 Jennings Yard, Highgate, Kendal Burrow Frederick Wilson * 9th Border Regiment 24917 04/10/1918 25 Son of Mrs Elizabeth Burrow, 165 Highgate, Kendal Burrows Samuel Royal Engineers 158059 24/03/1918 38 Husband of Margaret Hornsby Burrows, 54, Stricklandgate, Kendal Burton Charles 2/7 Manchester Regiment 277577 09/10/1917 26 Son of Mr and Mrs S Burton, 25 Pound St; husband of Elizabeth A Burton Campbell Alexander Bruce * Machine Gun Corps 84053 19/09/1918 31 Son of Alexander William and Elizabeth Campbell, Kendal Cannan John Charles * 13th Welsh Regiment 65538 28/08/1918 19 Son of Mrs Elizabeth H Cannan, 6 Caroline St, Kendal Cannan Frank William *** 50th Canadian Infantry 435653 18/11/1916 22 Son of Mrs T F Cannan, 6 Caroline St and Mr T F Cannon, British Columbia Carridice Robert Alexander Royal Engineers WR/327227 08/02/1919 29 Son of Alec Carradice, No 3, Yard 123, Highgate, Kendal Carradus John 13th Royal Welsh Fusiliers 48942 03/08/1917 35 Husband of Agnes Jane Carradus, 33 Captain French Lane, Kendal Carradus Herbert * 11th Border Regiment 17357 01/07/1916 35 Son of Mrs Emmeline Carradus, 9 Wilson St., Kendal Cartmel George Musgrove Royal Air Force Liet 06/04/1918 19 Son of George Edward and Ruth Cartmel, The Meadows, Kendal Casson Richard Dirkin 6th Border Regiment 12538 26/09/1916 24 Son of Robert and Alice Casson, 2 Sandes Avenue, Kendal Chambers Walter * 8th Border Regiment 15095 31/10/1916 31 Son of Thomas and Agnes Chambers and husband of Agnes Chambers, Kendal Clarke H H F Royal Field Artillery 2/Liet 24/09/1917 Clarkson Richard 2/4 Border Regiment 2461 21/07/1915 19 Son of Thomas and Margaret Clarkson, 11 Rawes Yard, Wildman St, Kendal Cleasby Thomas 9th Lancashire Fusiliers 27855 04/11/1918 Son of Mrs Cleasby, 15 Cross St, Haslingden, Manchester Clegg Frank Cecil 6th Border Regiment 22/08/1915 27 Son of Calder Hurst Clegg, Kendal Clement Thomas * 8th Border Regiment 15094 20/05/1916 43 Father of Albert Clement, 28 Old Shambles, Highgate, Kendal Colburn Stephen Albert Royal Flying Corps & Border Regiment 25331 25/09/1916 18 Born Kendal 1898. Son of Stephen and Lucy Ann Colburn Compston Samuel 1st South African Infantry 1658 03/10/1916 35 Youngest son of Robert and Elizabeth Compston, 9 Milnthorpe Rd, Kendal Connerton Joseph 1/5 The King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) 265562 30/11/1917 34 Born Kendal 1883. Son of Jane Connerton and the late Joseph Connerton Connerton William * 2nd Border Regiment 11932 16/05/1915 30 Son of Jane Connerton, Lancaster and the late Joseph Connerton Cook James James P Cook b1875? 30/03/1919? Coulton William Alexander Royal Army Medical Corps 29154 10/11/1916 24 Son of Thomas and Margaret A Coulton, 4 Queen Katharine St, Kendal Cozens-Hardy Raven 4th Norfolk Regiment 2/Liet 09/10/1917 31 Son of Arthur Wrigley Cozens-Hardy and Mary Cozens-Hardy, Cley Hall, Norfolk Crone James Henry 8th Border Regiment 30095 29/01/1917 22 Born Kendal 1894. Son of James and Jane Crone Cross Thomas Frederick 47th Canadian Infantry 429177 08/10/1918 23 Born Kendal 1895. Enlistment Canada Crossley Frederick James * 2nd Border Regiment 14983 16/06/1915 25 Husband of Edith Crossley, 19 Far Cross Bank, Kendal Dalzell Walter * 11th Border Regiment 32643 02/12/1917 32 Son of Walter and Margaret Dalzell, 7 Windermere Rd; husband of Minnie Dalzell Danson Edward 11th Border Regiment 3848 22/11/1918 38 Born Kendal 1880. Son of Edward and Elizabeth Danson Denninson Alfred 2nd Border Regiment 7108 12/03/1915 28 Son of Alfred and Margaret Dennison, 2 Beezon Rd, Kendal Dennison Ernest 8th Border Regiment 15118 06/11/1916 21 Son of Robert and Lily May Dennison, 17 Lound St, Kendal Dent George Herbert 10th Notts and Derby Regiment 72279 24/08/1918 32 Son of James and Mary Agnes Dent, Kendal; husband of A Dent, 9 Parr Street De Rome Fred 2nd Royal Scots Fusiliers 10540 03/09/1916 24 Son of Robert and Jane Ann De Rome, 77 Kirk St. East, Glasgow. Born Kendal Dirkin George * 6th Lincolnshire Regiment 9976 09/08/1915 30 Son of John and Annie Dirkin, 40 Spital View, Low Fellside, Kendal.
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