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J. FANNING
J.C. FARRELL
Lance Corporal James Farrell 282089, Lancashire Fusiliers, 2nd/7th Bn. Secondary unit attd. 197th Light Trench Mortar Bty.
died 11/04/1917.
Son of Mr. J. C. Farrell, of 84, Bond St., Liverpool.
Remembered at Gorre British And Indian Cemetery, France.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=592541
James was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
Gorre British And Indian Cemetery, France. Photograph Courtesy Of Tanneguy.
M. FIELDS
Private Michael Fields 31893, The King's (Liverpool Regiment), 11th Bn.
died 15/09/1916, aged 27.
Son of Timmy and Kate Fields; husband of Annie Kennedy (formerly Fields), of 64, Portland St., Liverpool.
Remembered at Thiepval Memorial, France.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=751752
Michael was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
Michael Fields married Annie Roach, 1914 in Liverpool. A daughter Alice was born 1914 in Liverpool.
1901 census, number 5 house, 9 court, Saltney Street, Liverpool. Timothy (father) 49, Dock labourer, born France, Catherine (mother) 39, born Liverpool. Children Michael 12, Mary 11, Timothy 5. All children born in Liverpool.
P. FINNEGAN
Private Peter Finnegan 305507, The King's (Liverpool Regiment), 1st/8th Bn.
died 08/08/1916, aged 36.
Son of Thomas Finnegan, of 57, Clifton St., Prince Edwin St., Liverpool.
Remembered at Thiepval Memorial, France.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=751889
Peter was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
W. FINNEGAN
J. FITZHENRY
J. FITZPATRICK
Private James Joseph Fitzpatrick 19714, Hampshire Regiment, 11th Bn.
died 10/06/1916, aged 22.
Son of Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick, of 2, Bevington St., Liverpool.
Remembered at Loos Memorial, France.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=2942452
James was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
1901 census, 368 Great Howard Street, Liverpool. Thomas (father) 35, Mary (mother) 26. Children Mary A 6, Joseph 5 (james?) Thomas 2. All born in Ireland except Thomas aged 2, who is born in Liverpool.
G. FLANAGAN
Private Gilbert Flanagan 91598, The King's (Liverpool Regiment), 13th Bn.
died 23/10/1918, aged about 27.
Remembered at Romeries Communal Cemetery Extension, France.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=175914
Gilbert was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in Seaforth.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
Gilbert is the brother of Stephen listed below.
1891 census, 51 Raymond Street, Liverpool. Name Spelt Flannagan. Thomas (father) 28 Dock Labourer, Catherine (mother) 28. Child Elizabeth 3. All born in Liverpool.
1901 census, 2 house 24 court Portland Street, Liverpool. Thomas (father) 37 Dock labourer, Catherine (mother) 37. Children Elizabeth A 13, Gilbert 10, Christopher 7, Mary 4, Stephen 2. All born in Liverpool.
S. FLANAGAN
Private Stephen Flanagan 30043, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, 1st Bn.
died 30/08/1918, aged about 20.
Remembered at Vaulx Hill Cemetery, France.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=614400
Formerly 17978, 61st T.Res Bn.
Stephen was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in LIverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
Stephen is the brother of Gilbert listed above.
J. FLYNN
Gunner James Flynn 71039, Royal Field Artillery, "A" Bty. 102nd Bde. Secondary Unit, attd. 823rd Trench Mortar Bty.
died 28/06/1916, aged 22.
Son of James and Mary Ann Flynn, of 130, Burlington St., Liverpool.
Remembered at Auchonvillers Military Cemetery, France.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=71851
James was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in Cardiff.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
The service recirds have survived for James Flynn. He joined the Royal field Artillery, as a Gunner on 23 October 1912, in Cardiff. Gives his age as 18 Years and 10 months, and his occupation as Seaman. Stating he has served before with the South Lancashire Regiment, probably in the Militia. His height is 5 feet 71/4 inches, weighs 138 pounds, with a chest measurement of 37 inches. He has a fresh complexion, Grey eyes, and Brown hair.
Signature Of James Flynn On His Enlistment Papers.
On 16 December 1912 James was taking part in a horse ride excersise with his regiment. They where trotting round in circles in single file. His sergeant noted " I was lead, The ride had quitted stirrups, and dropped reins. When on turning round, I saw Gunner Flynn on the ground. I dismounted, and went over to him, and picked him up. He seemed in great pain, but recovered enough to walk down to the hospital. He was riding a very quick horse"
Hospital Admittance Report For James Flynn.
His next of kin is given as his father James Flynn of 34 Eldon Grove, Liverpool in 1912. also listed is a brother Richard. His father is also listed as Private 2967 with The Liverpool Kings Regiment.
1901 census, Latimer buildings, Liverpool. James (father) 39, Dock labourer, Mary Ann (mother) 33. Children Mary Ann 12, Ellen 9, James 8, Catherine 1. All born in Liverpool.
P. FOGERTY
Private Patrick Fogarty 17530, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 2nd Bn.
died 24/04/1915.
Remembered at Vlamertinghe Military Cemetery, Belgium.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=138152
Patrick was born and enlisted in Liverpool.
Died of wounds France and Flanders.
Patrick's surname is written with an E on the memorial.
Patrick's Great, Great Grandaughter Helen Simpson contacted me with details of his service and life in Liverpool. I had not found anything concrete enough about Patrick and his details have only been added to this site after talking to Helen, all thanks go to her for adding Patrick here. I think it is a nice touch that his Great Great Grandaughter has added him to this web site, and I believe that Patrick would pleased also.
Helen has provided the following information.
Patrick was killed in Belgium on the 24th April 1915. He fought with the Irish Fusiliers and I believe that he trained in Cork. We actually have a letter that he sent in the March of 1915 to his son Philip Fogarty.
Patrick was married to Jessie nee Hughes I think sometime around 1903/04.They had 4 children Philip, Robert, Jessie and Mary. They lived at 13 Eldon Street. I think Patrick was born around 1879 but I have been unable to find his
date of birth.The Fogarty's are listed at Living at 13 Eldon Street in the 1911 census.
J. FORD
Fireman John Ford, Mercantile Marine, S.S. "Lusitania" (Liverpool)
died 07/05/1915, aged 45.
Son of the late Andrew and Ellen Ford; husband of Catherine Ford (nee Donovan), of 8 Court, 2 House, Burlington St., Liverpool. Born at Liverpool.
Remembered at Cobh Old Church Cemetery, Republic of Ireland
FORD, John Crew: fireman. Per the list of interments at Cobh, John Ford was body #55, male, age 45, crew, fireman, Common grave C
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=2886700
John Ford married Catherine Donovan, 27 March 1897, at Our Lady Of Reconciliation Church, Eldon Street.
John Ford ( father Andrew ) Catherine Donovan ( father Gerald ) Both of 78 Burlington Street, Liverpool.
Witnesses-Samuel Jones of 56 Buckingham Street, Liverpool. Mary Walker of 76 Burlington Street, Liverpool.
Use the RMS Lusitania link at top of page for more details.
1901 census, 72 Burlington Street, Liverpool. John 30(husband), Marine Stoker, Kate(wife)24. Children Mary 3, Jeremiah 9 months. All born in Liverpool.
M. FRANEY
Private Michael Franey 13678, The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, 8th Bn.
died 10/07/1916.
Remembered at Thiepval Memorial, France.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=749979
Michael was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
J. FURLONG
Private James Furlong 15999, The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 2nd/7th Bn.
died 27/09/1918, aged about 31.
Remembered at Vis-En-Artois Memorial, France.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=1742595
James was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
James is the brother of Lawrence Furlong listed below.
The service records for James Furlong have survived. He enlisted on 2 September 1914, He was 5 feet 51/2 inches tall, weighed 113 pounds, with a chest measurement of 35 Inches. Having Grey eyes, and Brown hair. He gave his age as 29 years and 250 days. His next of kin is given as his Mother Mary of 24 Great Mersey Street, Liverpool. His occupation is listed as a Clerk.
Signature Of James Furlong On HIs Enlistment Papers
James arrived in France on 7 November 1915, and stayed at war until his death in 1918. His records note that he was awarded his 1st good conduct badge on 2 September 1916, for competion of two years service. He is admitted to hospital on 13 April 1918 with an anscess to his left thigh, he rejoins his unit on 20 April 1918.
Letter Sent To James's Mother From The Army.
Photographs, a pocket wallet ( damaged) and a religious emblem are returned to his mother. His father is given as deceased, and his mother as Mary Furlong. His sisters, Nephews and Nieces are the same as those listed for Lawrence Furlong Below.
1901 census, 3 Eldon Place, Liverpool. Mary Furlong (mother) 50 Housekeeper, Widowed. Children Annie 23 Tobacco packer, Elizabeth 21 Tobacco packer, James 19 Clerk, Margaret 17 Tobacco packer, Sarah 15 Tobacco packer, Lawrence 13. All born in LIverpool. Others Patrick Redmond 82, born Ireland. Father of Mary, Grandfather of children.
L. FURLONG
Private Lawrence Furlong 2117, The King's (Liverpool Regiment), 1st/8th Bn.
died 26/11/1915, aged 27.
Son of Mary Furlong, of 24, Great Mersey St., Liverpool, and the late Lawrence Furlong.
Remembered at St.Pierre Cemetery, Amiens, France.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=204812
Lawrence was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
Lawrence is the brother of James Furlong listed above.
St.Pierre Cemetery, Amiens, France. Photograph Courtesy Of Tanneguy.
The service records for Lawrence Furlong have survived. They note he enlisted 6 August 1914 at Liverpool, give his height as 5 feet 81/2 inches, age as 27 years and 145 days, and his trade as an Operater. He arrived in France on 3 May 1915, and stayed at war until his death later that year. His next of kin is given as his Mother Mary of 24 Great Mersey Street, Liverpool.
A Casualty Report Showing That Lawrence Died Of A Head Wound
A List Of Personal Effects For Lawrence, Signed For By His Sister Sarah.
His father is listed as deceased, and his mother as Mary Furlong, his sisters are Elizabeth Burgess 39 of 47 Latimer Street, Liverpool. Margaret Jordan 35 of 20 Great Mersey Street, Liverpool. Sarah Basley 33 of 24 Great Mersey Street, Liverpool.
Nephews and Nieces are Lawrence Basley 16 and James Basley ( no age given ) of 24 Great Mersey Street, Liverpool. Also Thomas Jordan 13, Lawrence Jordan 9, May Jordan 11, and Declan Jordan 3 of Great Mersey Street, Liverpool.
No brother is listed for Lawrence, but this document is dated 1919, so his brother James above would have died by this date.
1901 census, 3 Eldon Place, Liverpool. Mary Furlong (mother) 50 Housekeeper, Widowed. Children Annie 23 Tobacco packer, Elizabeth 21 Tobacco packer, James 19 Clerk, Margaret 17 Tobacco packer, Sarah 15 Tobacco packer, Lawrence 13. All born in LIverpool. Others Patrick Redmond 82, born Ireland. Father of Mary, Grandfather of children.
P. FURLONG
Private Patrick Furlong 10485, Connaught Rangers, 1st Bn.
died 03/11/1914,
Remembered at La Gorgue Communal Cemetery, France.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=540776
Patrick was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in Glasgow.
Died of wounds, France and Flanders.
1891 census, 14 Furlong Street, Liverpool. John ( father ) 41, Labourer sugar house, born Ireland, Ellen ( mother ) 38, born Ireland. Children, Bridget 8, born Birkenhead, Cheshire, Richard 6, born Liverpool, Patrick 4, born Liverpool. Also Annie Higgins 28, ( Niece to John and Ellen ) born Ireland.
1901 census, 14 Furlong Street, Liverpool. John ( father ) 50. Distillery labourer, born Ireland, Ellen ( mother ) 46, born Ireland. Children Bridget 18, Shirt seamstress, born Cheshire, Patrick 14, born Liverpool, Walter 8 born Liverpool.
E. GARDNER
Fireman Edward Gardiner 908142, Mercantile Marine Reserve, H.M.S. "Laurentic."
died 25/01/1917, aged 26.
Son of Thomas and Alice Gardiner; husband of Catherine Arm Gardiner, of 63, Portland St., Liverpool.
Remembered at Plymouth Naval Memorial, England.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=3043551
1891 census, 115 Burlington Street, Liverpool. Thomas (father) 38 Hair Dresser, born Liverpool, Alice (mother) 38 General dealer, born Dunleer,Louth, Ireland. Children Thomas J 16 Hair Dresser, Sarah 12, Mary 9, John 7, Ellen 3, Edward 1. All children born in Liverpool.
1901 census, 115 Burlington Street, Liverpool. Alice (mother) 47 Widowed, born Ireland. Children Ellen 13, Edward 11. All children born in Liverpool.
Thomas Gardiner (father) died 1892 Liverpool, aged 38.
Edward Gardiner married Catherine Ann Keech, 1913 in Liverpool.
HMS LAURENTIC
The Laurentic was the ship that Dr Crippen tried to escape from England on.
The Laurentic sailed from Liverpool bound for Halifax. She was carrying a valuable cargo of about 3,200 gold bars. The ship struck two mines off Malin Head, Donegal, Ireland. At least 350 people lost their lives, many from exposure to the freezing water. After the war the gold bars where salvaged from the wreck.
Titanic-whitestar ships.com HMS Laurentic http://www.titanic-whitestarships.com/MGY_Laurentic%20I.htm
Chris Paddock gives the full story of her sinking here http://homepage.ntlworld.com/annemariepurnell/patroclus.html
A google search will provide plenty of information about HMS Laurentic.
T. GARDNER
F. GIBBONS
Private Francis Gibbons 242179, Lancashire Fusiliers, 2nd/6th Bn.
died 09/10/1917, aged about 20.
Remembered at Dochy Farm New British Cemetery, Belgium.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=160968
Francis enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
1901 census, 23 Eldon Place, Liverpool. John (father) 36 Dock Pressman, Mary A (mother) 38. Children John 12, James 10. Annie G 8, Francis K 3, Elizabeth G 4 months. All born in Liverpool.
G. GILLON
P. GILLON
J. GLENNON
J.Glennon ADM188 (Naval Records) has James Glennon, No 202397, DoB 22/07/1882, Liverpool.
As yet no census records have been found to confirm James is the man on the memorial.
T. GORDON
Serjeant Thomas Gordon 8546, The King's (Liverpool Regiment), 4th Bn.
died 18/05/1915, aged 21.
Son of Patrick Gordon, of 35, Tenterden St., Liverpool, and the late Margaret Gordon
Remembered at Le Touret Memorial, France.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=856932
Thomas was born in Kirkdale,Liverpool, and enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
Le Touret Memorial, France. Photograph Courtesy Of Gary Nelson.
1901 census, 21 Eldon Street, Liverpool. Patrick (father) 40 Dock labourer, born Ireland, Margaret (mother) 40, born Ireland. Child Thomas 7, born in Liverpool.
J. GORE
Trimmer John Gore 836614, Mercantile Marine Reserve, H.M.S. "Derwent."
died 02/05/1917, aged about 22.
Brother of Mary Ann Gore, of 15, St. George's Terr., off Comus St., Liverpool.
Remembered at Plymouth Naval Memorial, England.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=3043583
1901 census, 16 court 8 house Burlington Street, Liverpool. William Creig (stepfather) 66 Dock labourer, Science ( mother) 31 Charwoman. Children James 10, Patrick 8, John 6, Mary Ann 4. All born in Liverpool.
HMS Derwent was Mined and sunk off Le Havre.
J. GRAHAM
I. GRAYSON
R. GRENNELL
M. GRANT
M. HAGAN
Matthew Hagan. A search of the 1901 census reveals only one M.Hagan who can fit the age/area. As yet no service records has been found for Matthew.
1891 census, 1 Green Street, Liverpool. Peter (father) 33 Dock labourer, Sarah (mother) 30. Children Matthew 9, Joseph 8, Peter 5, James 4, Unamed child 1 week. All born in Liverpool.
1901 census, 85 Eldon Street, Liverpool. Sarah (mother) 39 Cigarette maker, Widowed. Children Matthew 18 Labourer in works, Joseph 17 Labourer in oil cake mill, Peter 14 Newsboy hawk, James 13, John 8, Stephen 7, Mary 5. All born in Liverpool.
Peter Hagan aged 39, Deaths Liverpool 1896.
T. HAMILTON
T. HARDY
Thomas Hardy. A search of the 1901 census reveals only one T.Hardy who can fit the age/area. As yet no service records has been found for Thomas.
1891 census, 6 house 9 court Bond Street, Liverpool. Elizh (mother) 44 Hawker, Widowed, born Ireland. Children Ellen 9, Mary 5. All children born in Liverpool.
1901 census, 14 court 6 house Burlington Street, Liverpool. Elizabeth (mother) 48 Widowed, born Ireland. Children Elizabeth 26 Cotton sorter, Ellen 18 Cotton sorter, Mary 14, Thomas 6, Stephen 3. All children born in Liverpool. Thomas and Stephen may be the children of Elizabeth aged 26.
T. HARRIS
Private Thomas Harris 12427, The King's (Liverpool Regiment), "B" Coy. 4th Bn.
died 27/04/1915, aged 34.
Son of William and Anne Harris; husband of Deborah Harris, of 23,Eldon St., Liverpool.
Remembered at Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Belgium.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=909106
Thomas was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
1881 census, 9 house 12 court Hornby Street, Liverpool. William (father) 40 Dock labourer, born Carlow,Ireland, Ann (mother) 26, born Carlow, Ireland. Children Mary 5, Ann 3, Thomas 1. Children all born in Liverpool.
1891 census, 32 Regent Street, Liverpool. William (father) 33 (age differs) Dock labourer, born Ireland, Ann (mother) 37, born Ireland. Children Mary 13, Annie 12, Thomas 10. All children born in LIverpool.
1901 census, A Thomas Harris, aged 20, born Liverpool, Carter for Carting contractor. I listed as a prisoner in Walton Prison, Liverpool.
Thomas Harris married Deborah Bulger, 1901 Liverpool.
R. HARRISON
J. HENNESSEY
Private Joseph Hennessey 5805, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 110th Coy.
Formerly 33073 The King's (Liverpool Regiment)
died
Remembered at Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=836243
Joseph was born and enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action France and Flanders.
Joseph is listed as John J in census returns, so his name must be John Joseph Hennessey and he used Joseph on his Army records.
1901 census 5 house, 4 court Ashfield street, Liverpool. Joseph ( father ) 46, Dock labourer, born Ireland, Ann ( mother ) 40, born Ireland. Children John J 14, Margaret 8, Annie 6, Ellen 3, Bridget 8 months. All children born in Liverpool.
E. HEWITT
Private Edwin Hewitt 23599, Lancashire Fusiliers, 20th Bn.
died 21/08/1916, aged about 18.
Remembered at Thiepval Memorial, France.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=791510
Edwin was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
1901 census, 9 court 2 house Eldon Street, Liverpool. Edwin (father) 32 Dock labourer, Mary (mother) 28. Children Joseph 6, Edwin 2, Mary c 3 months. Also Catherine Nolan ( grandmother/mother of Mary ) 50, Assisting at home, Bridget Nolan ( aunt/sister to Mary ) 15, Domestic servant. All born in Liverpool.
J. HICKEY
J.Hickey SDGW – Private 10657 James Hickey, 2nd Bn West Riding Regiment,
KI 23/08/1914 F&F, Born Liverpool, Enlisted Halifax, Resided Everton
As yet no census records have been found to confirm James is the man on the memorial.
P. HOGAN
Private Peter Hogan 12194, The King's (Liverpool Regiment) 11th Bn.
died 13/12/1915, aged about 21.
Remembered at Ypres Reservoir Cemetery, Belgium.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=99068
Peter was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
1901 census, 42 Paul Street, Liverpool. Michael (father) 30, Carter by trade, Annie (mother) 26. Children, Peter 7, Michael 4. All born in Liverpool.
Michael Hogan married Annie Kearns 1892 in Liverpool.
R. HOGG
Private Robert Hogg 4222, Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 12th Bn.
died 25/07/1916
Remembered at Villers-Bretonneux Memorial, France.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=1462051
Robert Hogg enlisted in the Australian Army on 9 October 1915. He gives his age as 38, and his occupation as a Fireman.His next of kin is given as his wife Mrs Margaret Ann Hogg, of 12 Sherwood Street, Liverpool. Also recorded are details of his height, 5 feet 91/2 inches, weight 158 pounds, Chest 35 inches, medium complexion, Grey eyes, and dark hair.
pension details are addressed to his wife and son Robert at 16 court 5 house Burlington Street, Liverpool. And to his mother Catherine Tully at 19 Sherwood Street, Liverpool.
Robert's service records show that after completing training, he sailed on the " Borda" disembarking on 3 March 1916 at Suez. On 29 March 1916 he left aboard the " Transylvania ", arriving in Marseilles on 4 April 1916, and joining up with the BEF. He joined his unit on 24 May at Etaples, but sadly Robert was killed in action on 25 July 1916.
Army Report Stating Robert Had Been Killed In Action.
Signature Of Robert Hogg On HIs Enlistment Papers.
Robert Hogg was awarded the 1914/15 Medal, The British War Medal, and The Victory Medal. A few personel belongings where returned to his wife Margaret, details of which can be seen in the picture below.
1881 census, 27 Sherwood Street, Liverpool. Margaret Ross ( grandmother ) 45, Widowed, Charwoman. Catherine Ross ( mother ) 20, Widowed, Marine store labourer. Child, Robert Hogg 2. All born in Liverpool.
1891 census, 9 Sherwood street, Liverpool. Catherine Ross ( mother ) 30, Widowed, Warehouse Girl. Child, Robert Ross ( Hogg ) 12, Worker at harbour. Both born in Liverpool.
J. HOLDEN
Private James Holden 21925, Cheshire Regiment, 16th Bn.
died 22/10/1917, aged 22.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Holden, of 78, Back Portland St., Limekiln Lane, Liverpool.
Remembered at Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=836898
James enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
1901 census, 9 house 20 court Hornby Street, Liverpool. Nicholas (father) Dock labourer, Mary (mother) 29 Fish worker. Child James 5. All born in Liverpool.
N. HOLDING
J. HOLLAND
A. HOWARD
J. HUGHES
Private John Hughes 18068, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 5th Bn.
died 15/08/1915, aged 19.
Son of Mrs. Mary Ellen Hughes, of 50, Eldon St., Liverpool.
Remembered at Helles Memorial, Turkey.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=692150
John was was born in Vauxhall,Liverpool, and enlisted in Liverpool.
1901 census, 20 Bond Street, Liverpool. Patrick ( father ) 28, Dock labourer, Mary Ellen ( mother ) 29. Children, John 5, Mary 3. Also Julia Ann Hughes 11 ( sister to Patrick, Kate O'Neill 61, ( mother of Mary Ellen ) Dress maker. All born in Liverpool.
J. HUGHES
M. HURLEY
Lance Corporal Martin Hurley 14532, The King's (Liverpool Regiment), 12th Bn.
died 08/04/1916
Remembered at Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Belgium.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=1615544
Martin was born in Liverpool, and enlisted in Liverpool.
Killed in action, France and Flanders.
D. HYLAND
Leading Seaman, Daniel Hyland 5722A, Royal Naval Reserve, S.S. "Lough Fisher."
died 30/03/1918, aged 23
Son of Mary A. Hyland, of 4, Camden Terrace, Silvester St., Liverpool, and the late James Hyland. Born in London.
Remembered at Plymouth Naval Memorial, England.
CWGC certificate http://www.cwgc.org/search/certificate.aspx?casualty=3046264
S.S "Lough Fisher" Sunk by gunfire from German Sub U-101 approx. 12 miles SSE Helvick Head.