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Soldiers in 1918 Soldiers in 1918 Date in Page Surname Full Name Regiment, battalion or division newspaper number Acton Private D Acton 1st Battalion South Lancashire 06 July 4 Regiment Adams Private William Adams 1/9th Battalion Manchester 29 June 3 Regiment (Ashton Territorials) Adams A/L Corporal A Adams Manchester regiment, Stretcher 09 March 3 Bearer Ainsworth Driver G Ainsworth R F A Gorton 09 February 4 Aldred Private Eric Aldred 4th Battalion King's Liverpool 22 June 3 Regiment Allcock Private William Allcock 1/5th Battalion Manchester 22 June 3 Regiment Allen Edward Allen R N A S 30 November 4 Allen Sergeant G. Allen 1/9th Manchester Regiment 06 July 3 Allen Sergeant A. Allen Cheshire Regiment 29 June 3 Allen Private William Henry Allen 2/9th Battalion Manchester 15 June 4 Regiment Allen Private Fred Allen Lancashire Fusiliers 30 March 4 Althorp Private Walter Althorp 1/5th Welsh Regiment 04 May 4 Anderton Rifleman Tom Anderton 4th Rifle Brigade 24 August 4 Andrew Private Harry Andrew Manchester Regiment 21 December 5 Andrew Gunner Harry Andrew 90th Siege Battery 14 December 4 Andrew Second Lieutenant Douglas Andrew Manchester Regiment 05 October 3 Andrew Driver Tom Andrew R G A Heavy Battery 21 September 4 Andrew Driver Tom Andrew 143rd R G A Heavy Battery 14 September 4 Andrew Private F Andrew Manchester Regiment 07 September 4 Andrew Private Harold Andrew 1/7th Chesgire Regiment 31 August 4 Andrew Lance-Corporal Harry Andrew 1/9th Manchesters 31 August 3 Andrew Driver Jonah Andrew R F A 20 July 4 Andrew Sister Marion Shaw Andrew Army Clearing Station 29 June 3 Andrew Private Ernest Andrew 1/9th Manchester Regiment 22 June 3 Andrew Private Ernest Andrew Northumberland Fusiliers 22 June 4 Andrew Lance-Corporal Harry Andrew 2/6th Manchester Regiment 08 June 3 Andrew Lance-Corporal Harry Andrew Territorial 25 May 3 Andrew Private Ernest Andrew 25 May 3 Andrew Private Frank Andrew Ashton Territorials 18 May 3 Andrew Private Harry Andrew 1/9th Manchesters 27 April 5 Andrew Lance Corporal Robert Andrew Ashton Territorials 23 February 3 Apperley Private Arthur Apperley 1/9th Manchester Regiment 21 December 3 Archer Private Wiliam Archer 8th East Surrey Regiment 10 August 4 Armitage Lance-Corporal S. Armitage 21st Manchesters 02 November 3 Armitage Sergeant R. Armitage King's Own Royal Lancashires 18 May 3 Ash Sergeant Arthur Stanley Ash London Electrical Engineers 02 March 3 Ashton Private S Ashton 18th Manchestsers 09 November 4 Ashton Gunner A S Ashton 19 October 4 Ashton Gunner A S Ashton Canadian Artilliary 19 October 3 Ashton Private Herbert Ashton 2/9th Manchester Regiment 05 October 3 Ashton Sergeant Percy Ashton 1st Cheshire Regiment 28 September 4 Ashton Private Frank Ashton Labour Company 28 September 4 Ashton Private Fred Ashton 2nd Manchester Regiment 14 September 3 Ashton Bombadier C Ashton R F A 17 August 6 Ashton Private James Howard Ashton 1/5th Lancashire Fusiliers 20 July 3 Ashton Private Walter Ashton 17th Manchesters (Pals) 20 July 4 Ashton Private James Howard Ashton Lancashire Fusiliers 20 July 4 Ashton Private Harry Ashton R A M C 29 June 4 Ashton Private Harry Ashton R A M C 22 June 4 Ashton Sergeant John W. Ashton 25 May 3 Ashton Sergeant Percy Ashton Cheshire Regiment 18 May 3 Ashworth Bombadier H Ashworth 143 Heavy Battery 23 November 5 Ashworth Bombardier Harry Ashworth Royal Garrison Artillery 23 November 3 Ashworth J Ashworth 1/8th Manchester Regiment 13 April 3 Aspinall Gunner Samuel Aspinall RFA 28 September 4 Asquith Private Alan Asquith 26 January 4 Atack Lieutenant Percy Atack 17 August 3 Atack Second-Lieutenant Percy Atack Tank Corps 27 July 3 Atherton Lance Corporal T Atherton 19 October 3 Atherton Lance-Corporal T. Atherton 19 October 3 Atherton Lance Corporal Thomas Atherton 19 October 4 Atherton C S M Joseph Atherton Manchester Regiment 12 October 3 Austin Private W H Austin Kings Liverpool Regiment 21 September 4 Austin Private Sam Austin Royal Welsh Fusiliers 25 May 3 Austin Private Samuel Austin Royal Welsh Fusiliers 18 May 3 Bagwell Private Harry Bagwell 1st Cheshire Regiment 04 May 4 Bailey Lance-Corporal Raymond Bailey 1st Wiltshire Regiment 23 November 7 Bailey Corporal James Bailey 2nd Manchester Regiment 12 October 4 Bailey Sergeant John Bailey 4th Battalion Grenadier Guards 21 September 4 Bailey Corporal Harry Bailey 1st Canadian Contingency 21 September 4 Bailey Private J. Bailey 2nd Middlesex Regiment 08 June 3 Baker Lance Corporal William G. Baker 9th Battalion Manchester 04 May 3 Regiment Ballagher Corporal R. Ballagher Cheshire Regiment 18 May 3 Ballagher Corporal Robert Ballagher 15th Cheshire Regiment 11 May 3 Bamforth Private John Bamforth Royal Welsh Fusiliers 25 May 3 Banks Gunner William Banks 265 Brigade R F A 09 November 4 Barber Private Herbert Barber 21st Manchester Regiment 19 October 5 Barber Private Norman Barber Manchester regiment 16 February 3 Bardsley lieutenant Ralph Bardsley M C 28 December 4 Bardsley Private Ernest Bardsley 2/9th Manchesters 12 October 4 Bardsley Corporal William Bardsley 2/9th Manchester Regiment 12 October 4 Bardsley Private John Bardsley Manchester Regiment 17 August 4 Bardsley Private E. Bardsley 11th Lancashire Fusiliers 20 July 3 Bardsley Lieutenant Ralph J Bardsley R F A 15 June 4 Bardsley Sergeant Robert Bardsley Manchester Regiment 13 April 3 Bardsley Sergeant Robert Bardsley Re Medal For Bravery 02 February 3 Barker Private S Barker Ashton Territorials 27 April 5 Barker Bandsman William Barker 18th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers 20 April 4 Barker Corporal Lord Barker 2/9th Manchester Regiment 06 April 4 Barlow Private Joseph Barlow 2/9th Battalion Manchester 21 September 5 Regiment Barlow Private J Barlow 10 August 4 Barlow Private Frank Barlow West Yorks Regiment 06 July 4 Barnes Private Ernest Barnes 23rd Cheshire Regiment 28 September 4 Barnes Private James Barnes Scottish Borderers 10 August 4 Barnes Private Charles H Barnes Kings Own Royal Lancaster 02 March 4 Regiment Barnforth Private John Bamforth Welsh Fusiliers 25 May 4 Barr Private Albert Barr Sherwood Forester 05 January 3 Barratt Private Llewellyn Barratt 50th Battalion Machine Gun Corps 07 September 6 Barratt Private Harry Barratt 9th Battalion Manchester 04 May 3 Regiment Barrett Lieutenant George Harry Barrett Signalling Officer 9th Manchesters 12 October 4 Barrett Private Llewellyn Barrett 50th Battalion Machine Gun Corps 06 July 3 Barrett Private L Barrett 50th Battalion Machine Gun Corps 06 July 5 Barrett Lance Corporal Herbert Barrett 1/9th Manchester Regiment 29 June 4 Barrett Corporal William Barrett London Regiment 13 April 4 Barrett Captain W M Barrett 9th Manchester Regiment 06 April 4 Barrott Sergeant Colin Barrott Machine Gun Corps 26 October 3 Barrott Sergeant William Barrott Machine Gun Corp's 26 October 3 Barrow Private John H. Barrow 20 July 3 Barrows Lieutenant R F G Barrows 2nd Battalion Manchester 23 November 4 Regiment Barton Private William Barton Ashton territorials 09 March 3 Bashforth Private J Bashforth 27 April 5 Bate Driver Henry Bate R F A 07 December 4 Bate Private Henry Bate Royal Field Artillery 07 December 3 Bate Private James Bate 12 January 3 Bate Private James Bate Kings Liverpool 12 January 4 Bate-Lewis Private James Bate-Lewis Gunner Kings Liverpool Regiment 28 December 4 Bates Private E Bates K S L I 26 October 4 Bates Private E. Bates Shropshire Light Infantry 26 October 3 Bates Private Norman Bates 10th Lancashire Fusiliers 17 August 4 Bates Private Edward Bates 1/10th Battalion Manchester 27 April 3 Bates Lance Corporal Thomas Bates Ashton Territorials 06 April 3 Batten Private H. Batten 2/6th Battalion Manchester 08 June 3 Regiment Batty Farrier Herbert Batty Hampshire Regiment 21 September 3 Batty Captain W. R. Batty Manchester Regiment 17 August 3 Batty Private Wilfred Batty 2/9th Battalion Manchester 20 April 4 Regiment Baxter Private Hugh Baxter 07 September 6 Baxter Private Hugh Baxter Ashton Territorials 11 May 3 Bayley Sergeant John Bayley 4th Battalion Grenadier Guards 20 July 4 Beach Corporal J. Beach 2/5th East Lancashire Regiment 18 May 3 Bean Sergeant John Bean 21 December 5 Beaumont Private J Beaumont 19 October 4 Beaumont Gunner Harold Beaumont R F A 20 April 4 Bebbington Private Walter Bebbington 27 April 4 Beckett Sergeant John Beckett 9th Manchester Regiment 18 May 5 Beech Drummer James Beech 2nd manchester Regiment 19 October 4 Beech Corporal J. Beech East Lancashire Regiment 01 June 3 Beeley Private William Henry Beeley 4th Manchester Regiment 09 November 4 Beeley Private Joseph Henry Beeley Kings Own Royal Lancasters 27 July 4 Belfield Private Harry Belfield 16th Manchester Regiment 27 July 4 Bell Private William Bell 1/5th Cheshire Regiment 21 September 4 Bell Bearer John Bell 1/7th West Riding Regiment 09 February 3 Bendel Private John Bendel 1/9th Manchester Regiment 19 October 3 Bennett Arnold Bennett Returned Prisoner Of War 14 December 4 Bennett Private Stephen James Bennett Dorset Regiment 07 December 3 Bennett Private Stephen James Bennett 1/4th Dorset Regiment 07 December 4 Bennett Gunner Harry Bennett 26 October 4 Bennett Private John Bennett 6th Cheshire Regiment 28 September 4 Bennett Gunner Fred Bennett R F A 03 August 4 Bennett Private Tom Bennett 2nd South Lancashire Regiment 20 July 4 Bennett Private Herbert Bennett 2/4th Manchester Regiment 11 May 3 Bennett Private Arnold Bennett Lancashire Fusiliers 27 April 5 Bennett Private Tom Hyde Bennett 19 January 4 Benson Private Alexander Benson 06 July 4 Beresford Corporal James Beresford 2nd Manchesters 26 October 6 Beresford Sapper W. 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