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Soldiers in 1917 Regiment, battalion or Date in Page Name Full Name division newspaper number Adshead Lance Corporal W Adshead 10 November 4 Aldridge Private Harold Aldridge Grenadier Guards 14 April 3 Alexander Company-Sergeant-Major Canadian Contingent 01 December 3 William Alexander Allen First Air Mechanic Edward Royal Naval Air Service 08 December 3 Allen Allen Private Percy Allen Manchester Regiment 21 July 4 Allen Private William Allen 2/9th Manchester 30 June 3 Allen Private Fred Allen 2/8th Lancashire Fusiliers 16 June 4 Alpin Private Joseph Alpin 2/9th Manchester Regiment 02 June 3 Althorp Private Walter Althorp Welsh Regiment 02 June 3 Andrew Sapper John Andrew Royal Engineers 08 December 3 Andrew Driver Jonah Andrew C Battery, 74th Brigade, R.F.A. 25 August 3 Andrew Regimental Sergeant- Major Royal Marine Light Infantry Nova 07 July 6 Matthew Andrew Scotia Rifles Andrew Private William Andrew Essex Regiment 19 May 3 Andrew Able-Seaman John Andrew Drake Battalion, R.N. Division 17 February 6 Andrews Driver Tom Andrews R G A Heavy battalion 15 September 4 Andrews Drivaer Jonah Andrews R F A 25 August 4 Ankers Private Albert Ankers Army Service Corps 13 October 3 Ansties Harry Cecill Ansties H M S Hague 22 September 4 Ansties Harry Cecil Ansties H M S Hague 22 September 3 Archer Private Wm. Archer 06 October 3 Archer Private Harry Archer 30 June 4 Arda Edward Arda 02 June 4 Armitage Private Samuel Armitage 1/9th Manchester Regiment 06 October 4 Ashcroft Private T. Ashcroft 1/9th Manchesters 07 July 6 Ashcroft Private Thos' Ashcroft 1/9th Manchesters 07 July 6 Ashton Private S Ashton 18th Manchester Regiment 24 November 3 Ashton Private Frank Ashton 72nd Labour Company 03 November 3 Ashton Private Frank Ashton 72nd Labour Company 03 November 6 Ashton Sergeant P Ashton 1st Cheshire Regiment 13 October 4 Ashton Sergeant P Ashton 1st Cheshire Regiment 29 September 4 Ashton Private Joshua Ashton 28 July 3 Ashton Privare Walter Ashton 17th Manchester Regiment 12 May 4 Ashton Private Walter Ashton 17th Manchester Pals 12 May 3 Ashton Private George Ashton 1st Battalion Lancaster Regiment 21 April 4 Ashton Private Thomas Ashton King's Own Royal Lancasters 06 January 6 Ashworth Private John Ashworth 2/9th Manchesters 05 May 3 Ashworth Corporal Robert Ashworth King's Own Royal Lancasters 05 May 3 Ashworth Private R Ashworth 13 January 6 Ashworth Private B. Ashworth 3rd City "Pals" 13 January 6 Aspinall Gunner Samuel Aspinall R F A 29 September 4 Asquith Alan Asquith 27 January 4 Austerberry Corporal John Austerberry 2nd Manchester Regiment 24 February 6 Austin Private William Henry Austin 1/7th King's Liverpool Regiment 20 October 3 Austin Private William Hy Austin 1/7th Kings Liverpool Regiment 20 October 4 Bagwell Private Harry Bagwell 1st Cheshire Regiment 05 May 4 Bailey Corporal James Bailey 2nd Batallion Manchester 27 October 3 Bailey Corporal James Bailey 2nd Manchester Regiment 27 October 4 Bailey Corporal Harry Bailey Field Ambulance. Canadian 15 September 4 Contingency Bailey Sergeant Tom Bailey 4th Battalion Grenadier Guards 21 July 4 Bailey Bombardier A. Bailey 07 April 3 Ball Captain F Ball A S C 28 July 3 Bancroft Private N. Bancroft 28 April 3 Banks Driver Wm Banks Royal Field Artillery 01 December 3 Bannister Private John Bannister 23rd Cheshire Regiment 10 March 3 Barber Private Norman Barber 6th Battalion Mancheste Regiment 03 November 6 Barber Private Herbert Barber 12 May 3 Bardsley Corporal Wm. Bardsley 2/9th 27 October 3 Bardsley Corporal W Bardsley 2/9th Manchester Regiment 27 October 4 Bardsley Private Ernest Bardsley 7/9th Battalion Manchester 20 October 3 Bardsley Private John Bardsley 11 August 4 Bardsley Private John Bardsley 04 August 4 Bardsley Corporal Robert Bardsley 12th Battalion Manchester Regiment 30 June 3 Bardsley Private Percy Bardsley Royal West Kents 10 March 3 Bardsley Private Percy Bardsley 1st R W 10 March 4 Barker Bandsman W Barker Lancashire Fusiliers 12 May 4 Barker Bandsmand William Barker Lancashire Fusiliers 28 April 3 Barker Private Alfred Barker Border Regiment 28 April 3 Barlow Private J Barlow 1/7th Lancashire Fusiliers 11 August 4 Barlow Private S Barlow 1/5 West Yorkshire Regiment 21 July 4 Barlow Private Edwin Barlow South Lancashire Regiment 03 March 6 Barnes Private James Barnes 11 August 4 Barratt Lieutenant G H Barratt 2/9th Battalion Manchester 20 October 3 Barrett Private H Barrett 2/9th Manchester Regiment 08 December 3 Barrett Lieutenant G H Barrett 2/9th Manchester Regiment 20 October 4 Barrett Private Joseph Barrett South Lancashire Regiment 07 July 4 Barrett Lance Corporal Herbert Barrett 30 June 4 Barry Private M. Barry 13 January 6 Bates Private Charles Bates Labour Battalion 25 August 3 Bates Private Norman Bates 18 August 4 Batty Private Joseph Batty Manchester Regiment 08 September 3 Batty Private Wilfred Batty 2/9th Manchesters 12 May 3 Batty Private Wilfred Batty 2/9th Battalion Manchester Regiment 05 May 4 Beach Drummer James Beach 2nd Manchester Regiment 20 October 4 Beaumont Gunner Harold Beaumont 114th Brigade Royal Field Artillery 05 May 3 Bebbington Private Walter Bebbington 26 May 3 Bebbington Priovate Walter Bebbington 7th Battalion Royal Fusiliers 26 May 4 Belfield Private Harry Belfield Manchester 18 August 3 Belfield Private Harry Belfield 16th Manchester Regiment 18 August 4 Bell Private Willam Bell Cheshire Regiemnt 22 September 4 Bennett Private Tom Bennett South Lancashire 18 August 3 Bennett Gunner Fred Bennett 178th Battery 18 August 3 Bennett Private William Bennett Cheshire Regiment 07 July 4 Bennett Private Fred T. Bennett 12 May 3 Bennett Private J. Bennett Manchester Regiment 24 February 6 Bennett Private William Bennett Cheshire Regiment 10 February 6 Bennett Private William Bennett Cheshire Regiment 10 February 4 Bennett Private Tom Hyde Bennett Cheshire Regiment 03 February 6 Benson Lance-Corporal Joseph Benson Manchester Regiment 27 January 6 Bentley Private Samuel Bentley Machine Gun Corps 01 December 3 Berry Private Robert Berry Royal Welsh Fusiliers 08 September 3 1918 Berry Corporal Wilfred Berry 2nd Battalion Manchester 20 October 3 Berry Private Robert Berry 12th Kings Liverpool Regiment 29 September 4 Berry Private John Berry 2nd Manchester Regiment 18 August 4 Bertenshaw Private Joe Bertenshaw Labour Battalion 15 December 3 Bertenshaw Private Joe Bertenshaw 75th Labour Battalion 15 December 4 Best Sergeant Walter Best King's Shropshire Light Infantry 14 April 3 Beswick Rifleman Stanley Beswick 9th Rifle Brigade 06 January 4 Bevan First Class Stoker Percy Bevan H M S Good Hope 03 November 4 Bibby Corporal Edmund Bibby Lancashire Fusiliers 30 June 4 Bickell Lance-Corporal Robert Bickell 4th Battalion Manchester Regiment 17 November 3 Bickerton Private James Hy Bickerton 18th Hussars 20 January 6 Biggam Private A. Biggam 2nd Manchester Regiment 14 April 3 Birchall Sergeant-Major Wm. Birchall Manchester Regiment T.F. 06 October 3 Birtles Private Samuel Birtles 2nd Cheshires 17 February 6 Black Gunner Rupert Hilton Black R A M C 01 September 4 Black Gunner Rupert Hilton Black 01 September 3 Blades Sergeant Blades R.G.A 19 May 3 Blake Private Arnold Blake Cheshire Regiment 10 March 3 Blaze Private Thomas Blaze 08 December 5 Blewitt Lewis Gunner William Blewitt Manchester Regiment 24 February 6 Boardman Private Fred Boardman 06 January 6 Boggie Private William Boggie K O S B 14 July 4 Bolter Corporal Harry Bolter 15 September 4 Bonsall Corporal Bonsall 30 June 3 Bonsall Cyclist Sammy E. Bonsall Army Cycle Corps 21 April 3 Booth Lance-Corporal Joseph Booth 2/9th Manchester Regiment 02 December 3 Booth Private Edward Booth Machine Gun Corps 15 September 3 Booth Private Arnold Booth 1/9th Battalion Manchester Regiment 11 August 4 Booth Sapper George Booth Royal Engineers 19 May 4 Bootle Gunner Harold Bootle R.G.A (Heavy Battery) 21 April 3 Bostock Lance-Corporal A. Bostock 1/9th Manchester, Ashton Territorials 24 February 6 Bostook Lance-Corporal James A. Ashton Territoirals 03 February 6 Bostook Bottomly Signaller Harry Bottomly R F A 20 October 4 Bourne Private William Bourne 1/9th Manchesters, Lewis Machine 10 November 3 Gun Section Bourne Private William Bourne 1/9th Manchester Regiment 10 November 4 Bowden Gunner Wilfred Bowden Royal Field Artillery 01 December 3 Bowden Private William O Bowden Medical Unit Royal Naval Division 17 November 4 Bowden Private William Oscar Bowden Medical Unit Royal Naval Divison 10 November 4 Bower Private Robert Bower 1/6th Battalion Cheshire Regiment 30 June 4 Bowker Private Ellis Bowker 1/9th Manchester Regiment 21 July 4 Bowker Private Ellis Bowker 1/9th Manchester 21 July 6 Bradburn Private Wm. Bradburn 10 February 6 Bradbury Private H H Bradbury 23rd Manchesters 25 August 4 Bradbury Tom Bradbury 20th Royal Fusiliers 21 July 4 Bradley Quartermaster Sergeant R F A 27 October 4 Bradley Bradwell Private Arthur Bradwell Machine Gun Corps 17 November 3 Braithwaite Private John Braithwaite 1/5th Battalion Manchester 13 October 3 Brakespeare Private Harold Brakespeare 4th Battalion Grenadier Guards 18 August 3 Bramall Private Victor Bramall 1/5th Manchester Regiment 29 December 3 Brammall Private William Brammall 2/9th Battalion Manchester Regiment 15 September 4 Bray Sergeant Percy Bray 2/9th Battalion Manchester Regiment 12 May 3 Bray Sergeant Peter Bray 2/9th Manchester Regiment 12 May 4 Brayshaw Private Wm. Brayshaw Royal Scots 27 January 6 Brearley Second Lieutenant R J Brearley Lancashire Fusiliers 25 August 3 Brearley A. B. 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