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Wigton Advertiser Soldiers 1914-1925 Wigton Advertiser WW1 Soldier Index 8th August 1914-26th December 1925 Surname Forename Age Service/unit Regiment Rank Honour Number Address Reason Date Issue Page Col Picture Other information Accleton F 26 Indian Army Sergeant MM, DCM Silloth Killed in action 12 May 1917 2 d Adair Eric RE Captain MC Allonby Seriously wounded 6 Apr 1918 3 b Adair Eric RE Captain MC Maryport Seriously wounded 20 Apr 1918 2 c Adamson William Loyal North Lancs Captain Sebergham Publication of will 26 Aug 1916 2 c Aikin Max Border Private Silloth Died of gassing 18 May 1918 2 c Aird J RFA Gunner Wigton Training 5 Dec 1914 4 c Old Boy of Nelson Thomlinson Aird James RFA Volunteered 12 Sep 1914 4 e School, Wigton Aird James Lance Corporal Wigton Letter home 5 Jun 1915 4 c Aird James 1/4 Royal Berks Lance Corporal Wigton Letter home 17 Jul 1915 4 f Aird James Royal Berkshire Corporal Wigton Wedding 10 Dec 1916 16 Dec 1916 2 b Aird James RFA Corporal MM Wigton Awarded MM 31 Aug 1918 3 a Old Boy of Nelson Thomlinson Aird John RFA Volunteered 12 Sep 1914 4 e School, Wigton Aird John M RFA Bombardier MM Wigton Seriously ill with pneumonia 3 Mar 1917 2 d Aird JW RFA Corporal Wigton Training 5 Dec 1914 4 c Missing from the sunk Aird Robert 18 Glasgow & Wigton 23 Jan 1915 4 d Formidable Allen George Royal Naval Division Able Seaman Silloth Wounded 23 Mar 1918 3 a Son of Deputy Harbour Master Allen George RND Able Seaman Silloth Wounded 14 Sep 1918 2 c Allen Norman Royal Navy Able Seaman Silloth Discharged, wounded 12 Aug 1916 2 d Allen T Westnewton Serving 5 Sep 1914 4 f Schoolteacher Allison David Private Prospect Killed in action 24 Jun 1916 3 b Anderson RA Border Private Wigton Wounded 12 Aug 1916 2 d Anderson TH Border Private Silloth Seriously wounded 30 Jun 1917 2 d Archer Wilfred Lancashire Fusiliers Private Silloth Killed in action 7 Dec 1918 2 c Armistead John L Lancaster Private Wigton Missing 27 May 1918 6 Jul 1918 2 b Armistead John L Leicester Private Wigton POW 27 May 1918 28 Sep 1918 3 b Armstrong John 5th Border Private Wigton Died in hospital in France 30 Jan 1915 4 c Armstrong John 5th Border Wigton Killed in action 20 Nov 1915 5 c Y Armstrong John . Crookdake Hall Killed in action 18 Aug 1917 2 c Armstrong LW 32 Border 2nd Lieut Wigton Killed in action 19 May 1917 2 Jun 1917 2 d Armstrong LW Border 2nd Lieut Wigton Killed in action 8 Sep 1917 2 c Armstrong R ASC Private MM Carlisle Awarded MM 7 Sep 1918 3 b Armstrong Robert MT Lance Corporal MM Silloth Awarded MM 8 Jun 1918 2 d Argyle & Sutherland Armstrong TN Lance Corporal MM Wigton Gassed 6 Apr 1918 3 b Highlanders Armstrong William 11th Border Waverbridge Enlisted 21 Nov 1914 4 c Armstrong William Border Private Wigton Wounded 23 Sep 1916 2 d Armstrong William Highland Light Infantry Lance Corporal Waverbridge Killed in action 11 Jan 1917 27 Oct 1917 3 b Armstrong William 25 Durham Light Infantry Private Wigton Killed in action 20 Oct 1918 30 Nov 1918 2 d Y His brother John was the 1st Wigton casualty; Photo 2c-d 7/12/1918 Arnison CJ Border Lance Corporal Bar to MM Wigton Awarded Bar to MM 2 Mar 1918 3 c Arnison Fred Middlesex Private Caldbeck Killed in action 30 Sep 1916 2 e Arnison J Corporal MM Wigton Awarded MM 9 Feb 1918 3 c Arnison John East Lancs Private Caldbeck Right arm amputated 25 Nov 1916 3 b Arnison John Border Private Wigton Wounded 2 Jun 1917 2 c Arnison John Border Corporal MM Wigton Awarded MM 28 Jul 1917 2 c Arnison Joseph Border Lance Corporal MM Wigton Awarded MM 15 Sep 1917 2 c Arnison Joseph Border Lance Corporal MM Wigton Wounded 20 Oct 1917 2 e Arnison Joseph Border Corporal MM & Bar Wigton Awarded Bar to MM 17 Nov 1917 2 e & 2c 24/11/1917 Arnison William KOSB Private Wigton Letter home 5 Aug 1916 3 a Arnott 2nd Lieut Aspatria POW 27 Apr 1918 2 f Previously missing Asbridge J Border Private Wigton Wounded 29 Sep 1917 2 c Asbridge John RFA Driver Curthwaite Killed in action 5 Aug 1916 2 d Asbridge John Border Private Wigton Wounded 1 Sep 1917 2 d Asbridge Joseph 26 Border Private Wigton Killed in action 31 Jul 1916 19 Aug 1916 2 e Ashbridge J Border Private Wigton Killed in action 9 Sep 1916 2 d Ashbridge JE RFA Gunner Sebergham Killed in action 7 Oct 1916 2 d Y Ashbridge JW Border Private Wigton Wounded 25 May 1918 2 c Ashbridge Thomas Border 2nd Lieut Caldbeck Seriously wounded 5 Oct 1918 2 d Old Boy of Nelson Thomlinson Askew G 5th Border 2nd Lieutenant Serving 26 Sep 1914 4 e School, Wigton Askew Geoffrey 5th Border Lieutenant aspatria Wounded 17 Jul 1915 4 f Askew H Border Private Wigton Killed in action 26 Aug 1916 2 c Askew Henry Border Private Wigton Killed in action 14-15 Jul 1916 5 Aug 1916 2 d Maryport & Carlisle railway Askew James 1st Border Private Wigton 1 Jan 1916 4 c employee-serving Atkinson Reginald . Private Bowness on Solway Memorial service 01 Jul 1917 23 Jun 1917 2 c Bainbridge E Border Private Wigton Killed in action 10 Aug 1918 2 e Ballantyne RE Private Kirkbride Wounded 24 Aug 1918 2 c Banks JB RFA Corporal MM Carlisle Awarded MM 7 Sep 1918 3 b Barclay Hugh 42nd East Lancashire Division . MC Aspatria Presentation for award of MC 17 Apr 1919 19 Apr 1919 3 d Bardsley FSE Volunteered 22 Aug 1914 5 e grandson of Bishop of Carlisle Barnes A Border Private Wigton Wounded 26 Aug 1916 2 c Barnes A DLI Private Kirkbride Killed in action 2 Sep 1916 2 e Barnes A Border Private Silloth Shell Shock 7 Jul 1917 2 d Barnes A Border Private Wigton Killed in action 18 Aug 1917 2 c Barnes Albert Private Wigton Gassed 5 Jun 1915 4 c Barnes Anthony Border Private Wigton Wounded 29 Jul 1916 2 f Barnes Anthony 27 Border Private Wigton Killed in action 13 Jul 1917 21 Jul 1917 2 c Y See also 2c-d 4/8/1917 Barnes AW 5th Border Private 1965 Wigton Missing 12 Jun 1915 4 c Barnes Christopher KOYLI Private Newcastle, Carlisle & Wigton Missing 11 Oct 1917 24 Nov 1917 2 c-d Y Barnes Christopher KOYLI Private Carlisle & Wigton Killed in action 04 Oct 1917 27 Jul 1918 3 a Nurse who resigned from VAD Barnes Emily when moved from Dalston Hall 17 May 1919 3 b to Englethwaite Barnes Frank RFA Bombardier Wigton POW 10 Jun 1916 3 a Barnes Frank RFA Bombardier Carlisle & Wigton Killed in action 1-30 Sep 1918 9 Nov 1918 2 e & 3b Barnes J Border Private Wounded 12 Oct 1918 2 c Barnes JJ Border Private 1754 Wigton Wounded 11 Nov 1916 2 e Barnes JJ Border Private Wigton Wounded 23 Nov 1918 2 c Page 1 of 18 Wigton Advertiser Soldiers 1914-1925 Surname Forename Age Service/unit Regiment Rank Honour Number Address Reason Date Issue Page Col Picture Other information Barnes John Joseph Border Private Wigton Wounded 14 Oct 1916 2 d Barnes John Joseph Private Wigton Wounded 28 Apr 1917 2 f Barnes John Joseph Private Wigton Wounded 5 May 1917 2 d Barnes N RFA Driver Wigton Wounded 19 Oct 1918 2 c Barnes T Border Private Wigton Wounded 26 Aug 1916 2 c Barnes T Border Private Wigton Wounded 2 Sep 1916 2 e Barnes T Border Private 14730 Wigton Killed in action 4 Nov 1916 2 e Barnes Thomas Border Private Wigton Missing 01 Jul 1916 14 Oct 1916 2 d Barnes Thomas Border Private Wigton Killed in action 01 Jul 1916 21 Oct 1916 3 b Previously missing Barnes TW Private Great Orton Killed in action 14 Apr 1917 11 Aug 1917 2 d Previously reported missing Barnes W Sibson Lieutenant Holme St Cuthbert Memorial service 11 Jun 1916 24 Jun 1916 2 d Barnes Wilson . Blennerhassett Missing 18 Aug 1917 2 c Barnes WS 24 Border Lieutenant Mawbray, Wigton & Canada Killed in action 06 Jun 1916 17 Jun 1916 2 f Originally with the Canadians Bartle GH Lance Corporal Wounded 29 Jul 1916 2 f Barton F Border Private Aspatria Killed in action 4 c Barton JG Gordon Highlanders Private Aspatria Killed in action 21 Sep 1918 2 c Bashforth JFC Norfolk 2nd Lieut Langrigg Hall Killed in action 15 Sep 1916 21 Oct 1916 3 b Bateman George RFA Bromfield AWOL 21 Oct 1916 2 e Bateman George RFA Private Aspatria Seriously wounded 10 Mar 1917 2 c Bateman George 21 RFA Gunner Wigton Died of wounds 07 Mar 1917 7 Apr 1917 2 c-d Y Bateman Joseph Lancashire Fusiliers Private Bowness on Solway POW 18 May 1918 2 c Bateman Thomas W Private Langrigg Wounded 18 May 1918 2 c Maryport & Carlisle railway Baxter J 6th Border Private Wigton 18 Jun 1915 1 Jan 1916 4 c employee-killed in action Baxter John Private Wigton Killed in action 10 Jul 1915 4 d Left 8 children Baxter John 1st Border Private Wigton Killed in action 18 Jun 1915 17 Jul 1915 4 f Baxter John 1st Border Private Wigton Killed in action 24 Jul 1915 4 d Y Beattie JD RGA Sergeant MM & Bar Aspatria Awarded Bar to MM 8 Jun 1918 2 d Beattie JD RGA Sergeant Bar to MM Aspatria Awarded Bar to MM 7 Sep 1918 3 b Beaty William Seaforth Highlanders Private Fletchertown Missing 1 Jun 1918 2 c Bell Francis Richard Lowry 24 2nd Border 2nd Lieut Hesket in the Forest & Wigton Killed in action 23 Feb 1916 4 Mar 1916 4 f Y Bell H 5th Border Wigton Enlisted 13 Nov 1915 4 c Bell Harry 27 Captain Aspatria Died of wounds 27 Jan 1917 3 Feb 1917 2 d Bell J Coldstream Guards Private 15645 Aspatria Wounded 11 Nov 1916 2 e Bell Joseph 8th Border Caldbeck Serving 28 Nov 1914 4 c Great Grandson of John Peel Bell Lewis Private Wigton Missing 19 Aug 1916 2 e Nurse who resigned from VAD Bell Marion when moved from Dalston Hall 17 May 1919 3 b to Englethwaite Nurse who resigned from VAD Bell Mary J when moved from Dalston Hall 17 May 1919 3 b to Englethwaite Bell Thomas H MT ASC Private Aspatria Wedding 21 Apr 1919 26 Apr 1919 2 e Bell TW Private Baggrow Missing 1 Jun 1918 2 c Bell W Border Lance Corporal Silloth Missing 26 Aug 1916 2 c Bell William Lance Corporal Silloth Wounded 01 Jul 1916 19 Aug 1916 2 e Argyle & Sutherland Bell William J Key Fingland Enlisted 27 Nov 1915 4 d Highlanders Bell William John Key 33 Private Orton & Tebay Killed in action 28 Aug 1916 30 Sep 1916 2 e Benn JH North Lancs Private MM Carlisle Awarded MM 7 Sep 1918 3 b Benn John Private Mealsgate Wounded 18 Aug 1917 2 c Benn John Private MM Mealsgate Awarded MM 17 Aug 1918 3 a Benn John Hardon Private MM Mealsgate Presentation for award of MM 25 Jan 1919 2 e Benson J RGA Gunner MM Maryport Awarded MM 7 Sep 1918 3 b Berwick J Border Sergeant MM Workington Awarded MM 2 Mar 1918 3 c Berwick William .
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    Workington • Cockermouth • Keswick • Penrith X4 X5 MONDAYS TO SATURDAYS excluding Public Holidays route number X5 X5 X5 X4 X5 X5 X5 X5 X4 X5 X5 X5 X4 X5 X5 X5 X4 M-F S Workington Bus Station 0515 0610 0650 0750 0810 0815 0915 0945 1015 1045 1115 1145 1215 1245 1315 1345 1415 Great Clifton 0524 0619 0659 0759 0819 0824 0924 0954 1024 1054 1124 1154 1224 1254 1324 1354 1424 Cockermouth, Main Street 0538 0633 0713 0813 0833 0838 0938 1008 1038 1108 1138 1208 1238 1308 1338 1408 1438 Embleton, Wheatsheaf 0547 0642 0722 0822 0843 0847 0947 1017 1047 1117 1147 1217 1247 1317 1347 1417 1447 Brathay Hill 0550 0645 0725 0825 0846 0850 0950 1020 1050 1120 1150 1220 1250 1320 1350 1420 1450 Castle Inn Hotel 0829 1054 1254 1454 Bassenthwaite, main road M M M 0833 M M M M 1057 M M M 1257 M M M 1457 Thornthwaite, Swan Hotel 0558 0653 0733 0854 0858 0958 1028 1128 1158 1228 1328 1358 1428 53 Braithwaite, Police Station 0604 0659 0739 M 0900 0904 1004 1034 M 1134 1204 1234 M 1334 1404 1434 M Keswick Bus Station arr. 0612 0707 0747 0847 0908 0912 1012 1042 1112 1142 1212 1242 1312 1342 1412 1442 1512 Keswick Bus Station dep. 0615 0710 0755 0855 1020 1120 1220 1320 1420 1520 Threlkeld, Horse and Farrier 0626 0721 0806 0906 1031 1131 1231 1331 1431 1531 Troutbeck Hotel 0633 0728 0813 0913 1038 1138 1238 1338 1438 1538 Penruddock, Herdwick Inn M M 0818 0918 1043 1143 1243 1343 1443 1543 Stainton, Methodist Church 0643 0738 0825 0925 1050 1150 1250 1350 1450 1550 Rheged Centre M M M 0932 1057 1157 1257 1357 1457 1557 Penrith, Rail Station .