THE RANK AND FILE

[Illustration: PRIVATE WALTER M. JOHNSTONE, Black Watch Regt.,

son of Mrs. Johnstone, formerly of Park Road, Barnoldswick, killed in

action 8th Sept., 1914. Aged 35 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. CROSSLEY, Duke of Wellington’s

Regt., formerly of Bolton-by-Bowland, died in Camp at Frensham,

November, 1914.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE BRYAN DALE, Essex Regt., formerly of

Skipton, killed in action 18th November, 1914. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE G. N. MAUDSLEY, West Yorks. Regt.,

nephew of Mr. & Mrs. R. Brooks, George St., Addingham, killed in action

between 25th October and 2nd November, 1914. Aged 32 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM OGDEN, West Yorks. Regt., son

of Mrs. T. Barnes, Main St., Addingham, killed in action 26th Sept.,

1914. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR P. RYDER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

brother of Mrs. J. T. Robinson, Low Mill St., Addingham, killed in

action 23rd August, 1914. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HAROLD SNOWDEN, King’s Own Regt., son

of Mrs. Snowden, Chapel St., Silsden, killed on the Railway at Didcot

19th October, 1914. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: GEORGE EDWARD TURNER, Marconi Operator, H.M.S.

_Hogue_, son of Mr. R. Turner, Harrogate, formerly of Settle, drowned

in the North Sea 22nd Sept., 1914.]

[Illustration: FIRST-CLASS STOKER JOHN JAMES TWEEDALE, H.M.S.

_Hogue_, formerly of Skipton, drowned in the North Sea 22nd Sept.,

1914. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN A. W. VARLEY, King’s Royal Rifles, of

Skipton, killed in action November, 1914.]

[Illustration: ABLE-SEAMAN ROBERT G. HUTCHINSON, H.M.S.

_Good Hope_, of Lyndale in Cartmell, late of Dent, drowned at sea 1st

November, 1914.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE F. WILKINSON, Duke of Wellington’s

Regt., nephew of Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Dalby, Cavendish St., Skipton,

officially presumed killed 11th November, 1914.]

[Illustration: SYDNEY W. RUDDERHAM, Wireless Telegraphist, of

Skipton, drowned by the sinking of H.M.S. _Cressy_ in the North Sea

September, 1914.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED COCKETT, Scot’s Guards Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. J. Moore, Hawes, presumed killed 29th October, 1914.]

[Illustration: STOKER P. FERGUSON, H.M.S. _Hawke_, nephew of

Mrs. Ferguson, Byron St., Skipton, drowned at sea 14th October, 1914.]

[Illustration: CHARLES GRANT, of The Bottom, Ingleton,

torpedoed 15th February, 1915, on board s.s. “_Menbard_.”]

[Illustration: PRIVATE BEN HODGSON, Duke of Wellington’s

Regt., of 3, Bridge Street, Silsden, killed in action 23rd February,

1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE T. CLARKE, Yorkshire Regt., son of

Mr. T. H. Clarke, Byron Street, Skipton, died at Netley Hospital from

wounds received in action 11th March, 1915. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JNO. FAWCETT, Lancs. Fusiliers, of

Barnoldswick, killed in action 13th February, 1915. Aged 32 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL WALTER EMMOTT, Duke of

Wellington’s Regt., of Addingham, killed in action 20th March, 1915.

Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN SEWELL, Rifle Brigade, of Foredale

Cottage, Horton-in-Ribblesdale, killed in action 28th March, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES SEWELL, Rifle Brigade, son of

Mr. and Mrs. Sewell, Riverplace, Gargrave, killed in action 10th March,

1915. Aged 36 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE R. THOMPSON, Royal Lancaster Regt.,

brother of Mrs. Nathan Potter, Ribble Bank, Langcliffe, Settle, killed

in action 25th March, 1915. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HAROLD BEEBEE, Duke of Wellington’s

Regt., son of Mr. Walter Beebee, 8, Fairfax Street, Skipton, killed in

action 18th April, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE SAM CAMPBELL, Canadian Corps, son

of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, 58, Gordon Street, Burnley, formerly of

Barnoldswick, presumed killed 22nd April, 1915. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN ROBERT HARGREAVES, Grenadier

Guards, son of Mr. S. Hargreaves, Keighley Road, Skipton, died from

pneumonia at Caterham, Surrey, 26th April, 1915. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM TOMLINSON, Australian Ex.

Force, formerly of Skipton, officially reported killed in action in

Gallipoli 25th April, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN BLAND, 3rd West Riding Regt., son

of Mr. R. Bland, Halton West, killed in action 5th May, 1915. Aged 19

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED CARTMAN, Duke of Wellington’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Cartman, Thornton Street, Skipton, died of

wounds 31st May, 1915. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: TROOPER CHARLES ELLIS, Yorkshire Hussars, son

of Mr. & Mrs. Lister Ellis, Crag Farm, Addingham, killed in action 24th

May, 1915. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: TROOPER HENRY EASTWOOD, 18th Hussars, of 1,

Emanuel Street, Skipton, killed in action 25th May, 1915. Aged 26

years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT THOMAS FOSTER, Duke of Wellington’s

Regt., formerly of Skipton, and lately of Foulridge, killed in action

May, 1915. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE R. FLETCHER, East Lancs. Regt., son of

Mr. & Mrs. G. Fletcher, Ings Avenue, Barnoldswick, killed in action 9th

May, 1915. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HIGGINS, Duke of Wellington’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Higgins, New Street, Carleton, killed in action 7th May,

1915. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM LANGMAN, Duke of Wellington’s

Regt., of Broughton Road, Skipton, died from gas poisoning 5th May,

1915. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL EDWARD LEEMING, Canadian Corps, son

of the late Mr. Anthony Leeming, formerly of Hardacre Farm, Bentham,

killed in action 21st May, 1915. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. W. SCOTT, Duke of Wellington’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Scott, Elm Tree Cottage, Embsay, died of wounds 2nd

May, 1915. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR WILSON, Duke of Wellington’s

Regt., eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Wilson, 21, Albion Street, Earby,

killed in action 16th May, 1915. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER B. PINCH, R.F.A., of Deepdale, Dent,

killed in action, 15th May, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ISAAC WADE, Duke of Wellington’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. John Wade, Albert Square, Silsden, died from gas

poisoning 5th May, 1915. Aged 32 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. T. MAUNDERS, Duke of Wellington’s

Regt., of Barnoldswick, gassed at Hill 60, 5th May, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FAWCETT, East Lanes. Regt., grandson of

the late Mr. T. Myers and Mrs. Myers, Main Street, Addingham, killed in

action 9th May, 1915. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JACK CHAPMAN, A.S.C., grandson of Mrs.

C. Chapman, Skipton, died from illness whilst with the Mediterranean

Exp. Force, May 1915. Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. SCOTT, 18th Hussars, a native of

Gargrave, where his father was employed as a gardener, killed in action

in France 13th May, 1915. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE V. ECCLESTONE, East Lancs. Regt., son

of Mr. William Ecclestone, Barnoldswick, killed in action 22nd June,

1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE S. HARGREAVES, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. Samuel Hargreaves, Skipton, killed in action June, 1915.

Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST ASKEW, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

40, Westmoreland Street, Skipton, died in France July, 1915. Aged 24

years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT WILLIAM H. MOORE, East Lancs. Regt.,

son of Mrs. Arthur Ingham, 1, West View, Kelbrook, killed in action 9th

June, 1915. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL BENJAMIN ORMEROD, R.A.M.C.

formerly of Barnoldswick, died from injuries 5th June, 1915. Aged 30

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE S. BISHOP, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Skipton, killed in action 18th July, 1915. Aged 37 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE H. BRAMMALL, East Lancs. Regt., of 7,

Queen Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 9th July, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM LISTER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 7, King Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 18th July, 1915. Aged

27 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM HENRY BOLTON, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Bolton, 58, Esp Lane, Barnoldswick, died of wounds

30th July, 1915. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE H. MARSHALL, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

formerly of Thorn Tree Farm, Hetton, killed in action 15th July, 1915.

Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE RHODES SPENCE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Spence, Millbanks, Keighley Road, Silsden, killed in

action 17th July, 1915. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. WIGGAN, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Wiggan, 28, Rowland Street, Skipton, killed in action

18th July, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIE BROOKSBANK, Australian Corps,

son of Mr. R. Brooksbank, 4, Elmsley Street, Steeton, killed in action

in the Dardanelles 7th August, 1915. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE BENNETT BAILEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Bailey, 40, Langroyd Road, Earby, officially

presumed dead 17th August, 1915. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES W. BELL, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. William Bell, Low Bentham, killed in action 28th August,

1915. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT BROOKS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Brooks, Lane Bottom, Barnoldswick, officially

reported killed 2nd August, 1915, in Gallipoli. Aged 18 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK COUNTER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Eli Counter, 12, Church Street, Skipton, officially

presumed dead 12th August, 1915. Aged 18 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GORDON S. CROSS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Water Street, Earby, presumed dead 12th August, 1915. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARTLEY DENT, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Barnoldswick, killed in action in Gallipoli 21st August, 1915. Aged 24

years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL WILLIAM GREAVES, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of 146, Keighley Road, Cowling, presumed dead 9th August, 1915.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL WILLIAM GILL, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 9, St. John’s Square, Silsden, killed in action in the Dardanelles,

21st August, 1915. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL THOMAS L. TAYLOR, Duke of

Well.’s Regt., brother of Mrs. Ethel Shaw, 36, Commercial Street,

Skipton, died of wounds in Gallipoli 7th August, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST HUSTWICK, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 30, St. John’s Street, Silsden, killed in action in the Dardanelles

21st August, 1915. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: COY. SERGT.-MAJOR JOSEPH HARRISON, East Lancs.

Regt., formerly of Skipton, killed in action in the Dardanelles 11th

August, 1915.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT W. T. LUND, North Lancs. Regt., of

Austwick, killed in action in the Suvla Bay landing 10th August, 1915.]

[Illustration: GUNNER EDWARD LUND, R.F.A., of 67, Bolton Road,

Silsden, died of wounds in Egypt August, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EDWARD MAGOOLAGAN, King’s Own Regt.,

son of Mr. W. Magoolagan, Bentham, died of wounds in the Dardanelles

23rd August, 1915. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL J. M. MORPHET, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., formerly of Settle, killed in action August, 1915. Aged 38

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN NIXON, Royal Engineers, of Embsay,

died of wounds, in the Dardanelles, 26th August, 1915. Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL T. W. RIGG, Yorks. Regt., of Sedbergh,

presumed killed 22nd August, 1915.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL G. PICKLES, East Lancs. Regt., son of

Mr. & Mrs. James Pickles, 80, Rainhall Road, Barnoldswick, killed in

action in Gallipoli 9th August, 1915. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE NORMAN SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. John Smith, 20, Greenfield Street, Skipton, killed in action

August, 1915. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES STODDARD, Lancs. Fusiliers, son

of the late Mr. Thomas Stoddard, Bay Horse Hotel, Cononley, killed in

action August, 1915. Aged 35 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE SPENCER, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son of

Mr. & Mrs. John Spencer, Bolton Road, Addingham, died of wounds August,

1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH H. STEWART, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Stewart, 24, Rowland Street, Skipton, killed in

action August, 1915. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Embsay, killed in action August, 1915. Aged 17 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. SMITH, King’s Own Regt., formerly of

Bank Top, Ingleton, killed in action 8th August, 1915. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: TROOPER FRANCES D. TWISLETON, New Zealand

Mounted Rifles, son of Mr. Fred T. Twisleton, Palmerston North,

New Zealand, formerly of Winskill, Settle, killed in action in the

Dardanelles, 7th August, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED THORNTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. T. Thornton, Otley Street, Skipton, died of wounds 24th

August, 1915. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD WALLBANK, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Wallbank, Clapham, died of wounds received in the

Dardanelles 23rd August, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. TILLS, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Barnoldswick, presumed killed in Gallipoli 9th August, 1915.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT. H. WALKER, Australian Corps, son of

the late Mr. W. H. Walker, School-Master, Skipton, killed in action in

the Dardanelles August, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT HARGREAVES, R.A.M.C., of Water

Street, Earby, killed in action in the Dardanelles 7th August, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH JOHNSON, 9th Bn. Lancashire

Fusiliers, son of Mrs. Johnson, Sough Bridge, Kelbrook, killed in

action at the “Suvla Bay” landing 7th August, 1915. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. GEORGE BRADLEY, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Bradley, Upper Settle, died of wounds 9th Sept.,

1915. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: DRIVER H. EVANS, Australian Artillery, formerly

of Long Preston, died of fever at Alexandria, September, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. FAULKNER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

brother of Miss H. Faulkner, Bridge Street, Silsden, killed in action

7th September, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR HARGREAVES, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., formerly of Cowling, killed in action September, 1915.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL J. W. HAYGARTH, London Regt.,

son of Mr. Robert Haygarth, Dent, killed in action 25th Sept., 1915.

Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN W. M. JOWETT, New Zealand Exp. Force,

son of Mr. & Mrs. F. Jowett, Belmont Bridge, Skipton, died of wounds

17th Sept. 1915. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EDGAR SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Earby, killed in action in Gallipoli 28th September, 1915. Aged 24

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

formerly of Farnhill, killed in action 19th September, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN WEYMES, Loyal North Lancs. Regt.,

son of Mr. G. W. R. Weymes, Gisburn, died of wounds 17th September,

1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT BURROWS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Burrows, 3, Brook Street, Earby, died of wounds Sept.,

1915. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: DRIVER B. HAYGARTH, R.F.A., of Dent, killed in

action 25th September, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. G. BANCROFT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Bancroft, Bridge Terrace, Sutton, killed in action 23rd

October, 1915. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. BAILEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

West Marton, died of dysentery at Malta, 23rd October, 1915. Aged 29

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. A. BRAYSHAY, West Yorks., of

Bradley, died in hospital 20th October, 1915. Aged 16 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT ROMILLE HARKER, King’s Liverpool

Regt., son of the late Rev. B. J. Harker, Grassington, killed in action

October, 1915. Aged 36 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL CHRISTOPHER T. JENKINSON, York. and

Lancs. Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. George Jenkinson, Black Horse Hotel,

Giggleswick, killed in action October, 1915. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. E. SMITH, East Lancs. Regt., of

Back Water Street, Skipton, killed in action in the Dardanelles 21st

October, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM ROBSON, Scots Guards Regt., son of

Mrs. Robson, 20, Elmsley Street, Steeton, died of wounds 7th October,

1915. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES SCHOFIELD, Northumberland

Fusiliers, late of Ingleton, killed in action Oct., 1915.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL NOEL BENNETT, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Bennett, Station House, Sedbergh, killed in

action 19th November, 1915. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CYRIL CALVERT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Calvert, 24, Russell Street, Skipton, killed in

action November, 1915. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR GREENBANK, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. John Greenbank, Stainforth, killed in action 6th

November, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY GILLIBRAND, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of Earby, killed in action 23rd Nov., 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD HENRY OLDFIELD, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. J. Oldfield, Castle View Terrace, Skipton, died of

wounds 7th November, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT TUNE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. William Tune, 2, York Street, Skipton, killed in action 5th

November, 1915. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL J. W. KILBURN, Gloucester Regt.,

of Bell Hill, Giggleswick, killed in action 24th November, 1915.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL FRANK BULLOCK, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Settle, died of wounds December, 1915. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN BAXTER, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Salterforth, killed in action December, 1915.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL CLARENCE CRYER, East Lancs.

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. John Cryer, Sunny Bank, Earby, killed in

action in Gallipoli 18th December, 1915. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE PRINCE DAWSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Dawson, High Street, Steeton, died of gas poisoning

19th December, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE C. FENNERTY, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Skipton, died of wounds December, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM FITZSIMMONS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Fitzsimmons, Station View, Steeton, killed in action

3rd December, 1915. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED P. FURNESS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. John Furness, 28, Brougham Street, Skipton, died from

gas poisoning 19th December, 1915. Aged 18 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED GALLAGHER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. E. A. Gallagher, Sheep Street, Skipton, killed in action

19th December, 1915. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN HILLARY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

grandson of the late Mrs. Hillary, 26, Sackville Street, Skipton, died

of gas poisoning 21st December, 1915. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE NELSON HOLMES, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. Timothy Holmes, 67, Aire View, Silsden, killed in action

14th December, 1915. Aged 18 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT W. H. MAIR, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of the late Mr. A. Mair and Mrs. Hird, 3, Upper Sackville Street,

Skipton, died of wounds 22nd December, 1915. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT G. PHILLIP, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. G. W. Phillip, Skipton, killed in action December, 1915. Aged 20

years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL NORMAN RILEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. Walter Riley, 14, Walton St., Sutton, died of wounds 21st

December, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN RAW, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son of

Mr. J. Raw, Millholme, Embsay, killed in action 27th December, 1915.

Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT READ, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. William Read, 32, Tufton Street, Silsden, died of wounds

19th December, 1915. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE DAVID RUSSELL, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Russell, 38, Clitheroe Street, Skipton, killed in

action December 1915. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE G. H. TAYLOR, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Nook Cottage, Long Preston, killed in action 4th December, 1915. Aged

19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CYRIL TOMLINSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Ingleton, killed in action 17th Dec., 1915. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE MAURICE SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. J. H. Smith, Skipton, killed in action 20th December, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN WEST, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Langcliffe, Settle, killed in action December, 1915. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL JOHN W. WILLAN, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. G. W. Willan, Otley Street, Skipton, died from

gas poisoning 19th December, 1915. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EDWARD WILKINSON, West Yorks. Regt., of

Sutton, killed in action December, 1915.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED ELLISON, King’s Royal Rifles, son

of Mr. & Mrs. Ellison, Elmsley Street, Steeton, killed in action 22nd

January, 1916. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL GEORGE NAYLOR, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Gargrave, died in hospital 7th January, 1916. Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR SWINDLEHURST, Northumberland

Fusiliers, son of Mr. E. Swindlehurst, Airedale Terrace, Skipton,

killed in action 11th January, 1916. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM THOMPSON, K.O.S.B., of

Bolton-by-Bowland, killed in action January, 1916.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT JOHN COCKERILL, Canadian Corps, son

of the Rev. J. W. Cockerill, Kettlewell, died of wounds 20th February,

1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY IREDALE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Iredale, Colne Road, Earby, killed in action 8th February,

1916. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: TROOPER REGGE V. KILLEEN, Dragoon Guards, son

of Inspector Killeen, late of Bolton-by-Bowland, killed in action

February, 1916. Aged 18 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EWART MYERS, New Zealand Corps., son of

Mr. Dan Myers, Elmsley Street, Steeton, reported killed at Gallipoli

February 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN TWEEDY, Coldstream Guards, of

Barnoldswick, officially reported killed February, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE MAURACE R. BOLTON, Canadian Infantry,

son of Mr. William Bolton, Town Head Cottages, Low Bentham, killed in

action 8th March, 1916. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: TROOPER LUKE ELLISON, Scottish Horse, son of

Mr. Walter Ellison, Ermysted Street, Skipton, died in training at

Aldershot 26th March, 1916. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL ARTHUR HALE, Royal Berks. Regt., son

of Mr. S. P. Hale, 25, Pendle Street, Skipton, killed in action 31st

March, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE H. LEACH, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Addingham, died of wounds 2nd March, 1916. Aged 38 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL CHARLES RUSSELL, West Yorks.

Regt., son of Mr. E. H. Russell, Station Master, Hellifield, killed in

action March, 1916. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT GEORGE SANDERSON, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Sanderson, Croft Head Terrace, Glusburn, killed in

action 2nd March, 1916. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE BEN TOWNSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Addingham, killed in action 2nd March, 1916. Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CPL. H. MARSDEN WALTON, Coldstream

Guards, son of Mr. Charles Walton, Settle, presumed dead March, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JEROME BARRETT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Skipton, killed in action 26th April, 1916. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL ERNEST BROWN, Cheshire Regt., of

Barnoldswick, killed in action 6th April, 1916. Aged 33 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ALFRED BALDWIN, East Lancs. Regt., son

of Mrs. Baldwin, 3, Bessie Street, Barnoldswick, officially presumed

killed in Mesopotamia 9th April, 1916. Aged 36 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR HUDSON, Canadian Corps, son of

the late Mr. Marmaduke Hudson, Brook St., Skipton, killed in action

April, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. W. HAWKINS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Broughton Road, Skipton, died of wounds 25th April, 1916. Aged 34

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT HEAPS, East Lancs. Regt., of 86,

Rainhall Road, Barnoldswick, killed in action with Indian Exp. Force

19th April, 1916. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH R. LORD, King’s Own Royal Lancs.

Regt., son of Mrs. Lord, 66, Reedley Avenue, Nelson, and a native of

Settle, presumed dead, April, 1916.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL CHARLES WILLIAM LUFF, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of Gargrave, killed in action 26th April, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN LANG, Seaforth Highlanders, of

55, Red Lion Street, Earby, killed in action in the Persian Gulf 20th

April, 1916. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE LEATT, South African Corps, son

of Mr. George Leatt, Pendle Street, Skipton, died of Fever in South

Africa 28th April, 1916. Aged 33 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS LEATT, Berks. Regt., son of Mr.

& Mrs. George Leatt, Pendle Street, Skipton, killed in action April,

1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE DENNIS J. NIXON, Dorset Regt., of King

St., Barnoldswick, killed in action in Mesopotamia 22nd April, 1916.

Aged 39 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE SAM NAYLOR, Indian Exp. Force, son of

Mr. George Naylor, formerly of Gargrave, killed in action with the

relief force to Kut, April, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. PICKOVER, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Shuttleworth Street, Earby, killed in action April, 1916.]

[Illustration: REGT. SERGT.-MAJOR JOHN PARKER, D.C.M.,

Manchester Regt., son of the late Mr. James Parker, Ribble Terrace,

Settle, died at Farnborough April, 1916. Aged 40 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK THOMPSON, York & Lancs. Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Richmond Thompson, Harding House, Crosshills, died as

the result of a motor car accident in France 10th April, 1916.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN HARRY THORNTON, King’s Royal Rifles,

of Barnoldswick, died of wounds 30th April, 1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED FISHER, Duke of Well’s Regt., son

of Mr. T. Fisher, 20, Bolton Road. Addingham, died of wounds 5th May,

1916. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN FREDERICK RYDER, King’s Royal Rifles,

formerly of Addingham, presumed killed May, 1916. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS W. SHUTTLEWORTH, West Yorks.

Regt., of Crosshills, killed in action 2nd May, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES WALSH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Thomas Walsh, 77, Colne Road, Earby, killed in action May,

1916. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. BELL, Canadian Exp. Force, son of

Mr. Thomas Bell, Castle Hill, Settle, killed in action 14th June, 1916.]

[Illustration: FIRST CLASS P.O. FRANK COLLINS, H.M.S.

“_Indefatigable_,” of Crosshills, killed in action in the Battle of

Jutland, 1st June, 1916.]

[Illustration: SEAMAN GEORGE EARNSHAW, H.M.S. “_Defence_,” son

of Mr. Tom Earnshaw, Church Street, Carleton, killed in action in the

Jutland battle 1st June, 1916. Aged 18 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT KAYLEY EARNSHAW, D.C.M., West Yorks.

Regt., of Scosthrop, Airton, killed in action June, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES EVANS, Seaforth Highlanders,

of Austwick, accidentally drowned in the Persian Gulf 29th June, 1916.

Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE SMITH HARDACRE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Crosshills, killed in action 13th June, 1916. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT ERNEST HOYLES, Canadian Highlanders,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Hoyles, 14, Montgomery Street, Skipton, killed in

action June, 1916. Aged 31 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL C. H. HOPWOOD, Canadian Division, son

of Mr. & Mrs. Hopwood, L. & Y. Terrace, Hellifield, killed in action

3rd June, 1916. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN NICHOLAS HARRISON, King’s Royal

Rifles, son of Mr. Nicholas Harrison, Rathmell, Settle, killed in

action 19th June, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. D. KNIGHT, Australian Infantry, of

Skipton, killed in action June, 1916. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE CORPORAL ALBERT LISTER, Canadian Corps,

son of Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Lister, Low Bentham, killed in action 3rd June,

1916. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE L. PARKER, Canadian Exp. Force, brother

of Mr. James Parker, Ives Scarr, Ingleton, killed in action 7th June,

1916. Aged 37 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY R. TOFT, Royal Fusiliers, son of

the late Reverend J. Toft, formerly of Skipton, killed in action 7th

June, 1916. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN YOUNG, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of the late Mr. John Young, Burton-in-Lonsdale, died at Clipstone Camp,

30th June, 1916. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL E. C. BRIGGS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Regt. Quartermaster Sergt. Briggs, 22, Ermysted Street, Skipton,

killed in action July, 1916. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM BURGESS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Burgess, 18, George Street, Skipton, killed in action

3rd July, 1916. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY BIRCH, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Burnsall, died of wounds 7th July, 1916.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT JOHN BALDWIN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of the late Mr. William Baldwin, 93, Bolton Road, Silsden, killed

in action 7th July, 1916. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED BENSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. William Benson, 199, Crag View, Cowling, killed in action 11th

July, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE F. BALDWIN, Canadian Exped. Force, son

of Mr. & Mrs. D. Baldwin, formerly of Settle, killed in action July,

1916.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT WILFRED BLACKBURN, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of West Hall Farm, Addingham, killed in action July, 1916. Aged

23 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL JOHN BENTHAM, East Lancs. Regt., son

of Mrs. J. Bentham, 52, Esk Lane, Barnoldswick, died 30th July, 1916.

Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE A. W. BAILEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Otterburn, Bell Busk, killed in action 29th July, 1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES BANKS, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of the late Mr. W. Banks, Burtersett, Hawes, died of wounds 26th July,

1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM BOOCOCK, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 15, Montrose Terrace, Barnoldswick, officially presumed killed 7th

July, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL ERNEST COWGILL, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. T. Cowgill, Primrose Hill, Skipton, killed in action 25th

July, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH CLAPHAM, West Yorks. Regt., son

of Mrs. B. A. Clapham, Craven Heifer Inn, Ingleton, killed in action

7th July, 1916. Aged 33 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS B. CARTMAN, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Rishworth, Moorside Farm, Silsden, died of wounds

12th July, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY CRANE, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. James Crane, 49, Rainhall Road, Barnoldswick, killed in action

25th July, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE S. CROSS, Royal Fusiliers, of Clapham,

killed in action 7th July, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE MAURICE ROBINSON CROWTHER, Leeds Pals

Regt., son of Mr. John Crowther, Ridley House, Grassington, officially

reported killed in action 1st July, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT CLARKE, West Yorks. Regt. son

of Mr. Clarke, Kirkgate, Settle, officially presumed killed 14th July,

1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE PARRINGTON DIXON, Prince of Wales

Yorks. Regt., only son of Mr. & Mrs. T. Dixon, Gawthrop, Dent, presumed

killed in action 1st July, 1916. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN BRUCE DAVIDSON, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. Joseph Davidson, Dent, died of wounds 14th July,

1916, Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE E. ELLERSHAW, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Lord, Nelson, formerly of Settle, killed in action 7th

July, 1916. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL T. F. ELLIS, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, of

63, Keighley Road, Cowling, killed in action 20th July, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE T. EARNSHAW, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mrs. Earnshaw, Airton, Kirkby Malham, killed in action 1st July,

1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN EASTHAM, Yorks. Regt., of

Horton-in-Ribblesdale, killed in action July, 1916. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN EASTWOOD, East Yorks. Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Eastwood, 1, Emanuel Street, Skipton, killed in action

15th July, 1916. Aged 18 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM FRANCIS, West Yorks. Regt., of

Barnoldswick, killed in action July, 1916. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: COY. SERGT.-MAJOR FRED GREEN, D.C.M., Duke of

Well.’s Regt., son of Mr. John Green, 13, Bolland Street, Barnoldswick,

killed in action July, 1916. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN GILL, West Yorks. Regt., of 4,

Highfield Lane, Silsden, killed in action 1st July, 1916. Aged 25

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY GREENWOOD, K.O.Y.L.I., son of Mr.

W. H. Greenwood, 94, Keighley Road, Skipton, killed in action July,

1916. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM GOODWIN, K.O.S.B., son of Mr. T.

Goodwin, Horton-in-Ribblesdale, killed in action 8th July, 1916. Aged

18 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. W. GARNETT, Scottish Rifles, son of

Mr. Amos Garnett, Chapel Street, Carleton, killed in action 25th July,

1916. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN E. T. GORNALL, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. John Gornall, Gisburne, died in France 29th July,

1916.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN HAROLD HARGREAVES, King’s Liverpool

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hargreaves, 5, Denton Street,

Barnoldswick, killed in action 2nd July, 1916. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HORACE HILLARY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. W. D. Hillary, Prospect Place, Skipton, died of wounds 13th

July, 1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT HARPER, Trench Mortar Battery,

son of the late Mr. Thomas Harper, 24, St. John Street, Silsden, killed

in action 1st July, 1916. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE PERCY HUSTWICK, West. Yorks. Regt., son

of Mr. J. Hustwick, Broughton, near Skipton, killed in action July,

1916. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN HENRY HOLDEN, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., nephew of Mr. & Mrs. W. Holden, 19, Lower North Avenue,

Barnoldswick, killed in action July, 1916. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EDGAR HINDLE, Northumberland Fusiliers,

son of Mrs. Hindle, Newmarket Street, Skipton, killed in action 14th

July, 1916. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH HALES, West. Yorks. Regt., of

Steeton, officially reported killed 14th July, 1916. Aged 33 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL W. N. ILLINGWORTH, Canadian Corps, son

of Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Illingworth, Upper Sackville Street, Skipton, died

of wounds July, 1916.]

[Illustration: LANCE CORPORAL J. JACKSON, King’s Own Lancs.

Regt., son of Mr. Matthew Jackson, Bentham, killed in action 4th July,

1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. A. HODGSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Railway View, Ingleton, killed in action 6th July, 1916. Aged 20

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES H. JONES, Lancs. Fusiliers, son

of Mr. & Mrs. J. Jones, Goschen Street, Skipton, died of wounds July,

1916. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE PERCY JEEVES, Royal Warwicks Regt., of

Hawes, killed in action 23rd July, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE A. P. HALLOWS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Barnoldswick, died of wounds 30th July, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES KETTLEWELL, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Kettlewell, Burton-in-Lonsdale, killed in action

28th July, 1916. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT JOHN T. LIMMER, Yorks. Regt., of

Grassington, killed in action July, 1916. Aged 32 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER ALBERT LEACH, R.F.A., son of Mr. and

Mrs. Leach, Hawes, killed in action July, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE E. K. LEIGH, West Yorks. Regt., son

of Mrs. Leigh, 8, Ashgrove, Barnoldswick, killed in action 28th July,

1916. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE R. H. LEEMING, Cheshire Regt., son of

the late Mr. Richard Leeming, Huntworth Farm, Giggleswick, killed in

action 28th July, 1916.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL J. E. LEIGHTON, Border Regt., of

Sedbergh, killed in action 14th July, 1916. Aged 34 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM MOORE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 11, Brook Street, Earby, killed in action 7th July, 1916. Aged 39

years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL A. METCALFE, Durham Light

Infantry, son of the late Mr. Stephen Metcalfe, Carleton, killed in

action 27th July, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH METCALFE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

formerly of 5, Prospect Place, Skipton, officially reported killed

July, 1916.]

[Illustration: DRIVER WILLIAM ROBINSON, R.F.A., son of the

late Mr. Robert Robinson, West Lane Farm, Downham, killed in action

July, 1916. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE DENNIS PECK, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. John Peck, 20, Arthur Street, Barnoldswick, died of wounds 24th

July, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS RIGBY, West Yorks. Regt., son

of Mr. Thomas Rigby, Lawson’s House Farm, Sawley, died of wounds 21st

July, 1916. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HEDLEY RICHARDSON, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Richardson, formerly of Addingham, killed in action

July, 1916. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL ERNEST RICHARDSON, King’s

Own Yorks. Light Infantry, son of Mrs. John Slinger, Albion House,

Ingleton, killed in action 1st July, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE PETER SWALE, East Lancs. Regt., son of

Mrs. Swale, 32, East Hill Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 1st

July, 1916. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT FRED STORK, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. Frank Stork, 11, Russell Street, Skipton, killed in action 25th

July, 1916. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HUGH STRICKLAND, Royal Warwick Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Strickland, High Street, Burton-in-Lonsdale,

killed in action 30th July, 1916.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT W. D. STOCKDALE, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. R. Stockdale, Thornton-in-Craven, killed in

action 29th July, 1916. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HENRY TAYLOR, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. Duckett Taylor, Streaker Farm, Bentham, killed in action 5th

July, 1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES TOWNSEND, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Townsend, Southfield Terrace, Addingham, killed in action

3rd July, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ANTHONY THOMPSON, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. J. Thompson, Holme Farm, Halton West, killed in

action 7th July, 1916. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CLIFFORD G. UNWIN, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. Samuel Unwin, formerly of Skipton, died of wounds

July, 1916. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES M. VARLEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 19, Bennett Street, Skipton, killed in action July, 1916. Aged 30

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS S. WIGGLESWORTH, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. J. T. Wigglesworth, 1, South View Terrace,

Silsden, killed in action July, 1916. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST T. WOOFE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. T. Woofe, Settle, killed in action July, 1916. Aged 32

years.]

[Illustration: SAPPER G. A. WILSON, R.E., son of Mrs. Wilson,

4, Duckett Street, Skipton, died of wounds 19th July, 1916. Aged 35

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CLARENCE WILSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. George Wilson, Ashgrove, Steeton, died of wounds 6th

July, 1916. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH C. BATEMAN, Border Regt., of

Settlebeck, Sedbergh, killed in action 1st July, 1916.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL J. L. WOODHOUSE, King’s Own

Regt., of Dent, killed in action 30th July, 1916. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN ROBINSON, West Yorks. Regt.,

formerly of Hen Houses, Gisburne, died at Folkestone. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE R. E. SEDDON, Border Regt., son of Mr.

J. B. Seddon, Mount Pleasant, Sedbergh, killed in action 1st July,

1916.]

[Illustration: SIGNALLER JOHN BRUCE DAVIDSON, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of Laneing, Dent, died of wounds at Rouen, 15th July, 1916. Aged

20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE BAILEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. T. Bailey, Addingham, died of wounds August, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE MILES CAPSTICK, Border Regt., of

Howgill, Sedbergh, died of wounds 5th August, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EDWIN STOREY, South Wales Borderers, of

Sedbergh, accidentally drowned in Mesopotamia 31st July, 1916. Aged 21

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES BARKER, Somerset Light Infantry,

son of Mr. Mrs. Barker, 30, Beech Street, Barnoldswick, officially

presumed killed 18th August, 1916. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE T. CORK, K.O.L. Scottish, son of Mr. F.

Cork, Skipton, presumed dead 16th August 1916. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM NELSON, King’s Liverpool Regt.,

of Rose Cottage, Burton-in-Lonsdale, killed in action 9th August, 1916.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT ROWLAND HILL, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. Joseph Hill, 32, South View Terrace, Silsden, killed in

action 9th August, 1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES DOVE, Northumberland Fusiliers,

son of Mrs. Dove, High Street, Steeton, killed in action 4th August,

1916.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN CLAUD HURST, King’s Royal Rifles, son

of Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Hurst, Water Street, Skipton, killed in action 8th

August, 1916. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: SAPPER JOHN NIXON, Royal Engineers, of 19,

George Street, Skipton, died of wounds 26th August, 1916. Aged 26

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM MARKLEW, King’s Own Regt., son

of Mr. Able Marklew, Oakroyd, Ingleton, died of wounds August, 1916.

Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN NELSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Nelson, Low Fold, Steeton, killed in action 29th

August, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH OVERSBY, King’s Own Regt., son

of Mrs. Elizabeth Oversby, Hall Bank, Dent, killed in action 16th

August, 1916. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE T. WALKER, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

East View, Barnoldswick, killed in action 14th August, 1916. Aged 21

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. ROBSON, Australian Exp. Force, son

of Mrs. E. Robson, Elmsley Street, Steeton, died of wounds August,

1916. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN W. STEWARD RIGBY, King’s Liverpool

Regt., son of Mr. J. Rigby, 40, Gisburn Road, Barnoldswick, killed in

action 11th August, 1916. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE D. SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Job Smith, 71, Water Street, Earby, died of wounds 18th

August, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL FRED TAYLOR, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

nephew of Mrs. Maurice Sugden, Elliott Street, Silsden, accidentally

killed in France 29th August, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN WIDDUP, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Widdup, 118, Keighley Road, Skipton, killed in action 2nd

August, 1916. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL T. W. WALKER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

nephew of Mrs. Urquhart, 5, Garden Terrace, Carleton, killed in action

10th August, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE BOND, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. George Thomas Bond, Rodger’s Yard, Skipton, killed in

action 3rd September, 1916. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER GEORGE BUTT, R.F.A., son of Mr. & Mrs.

Butt, Mason Street, Long Preston, killed in action 7th September, 1916.

Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE F. A. BARNES, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Barnes, 14, George Street, Coates, Barnoldswick, killed in

action 3rd September, 1916. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN BIRKETT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. W. Birkett, 24, Greenfield Street, Skipton, killed in

action 16th Sept., 1916. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL LEWIS BINNS, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of Green Lane, Glusburn, killed in action 15th September, 1916.

Aged 36 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT BINNS, West Yorks. Regt., of

Hartley Street, Glusburn, died of wounds September, 1916. Aged 19

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRISON MILTON BAILEY, London Regt.,

son of the late Mr. Christopher Bailey, Skipton, died of wounds 25th

September, 1916.]

[Illustration: GUNNER THOMAS M. BIRTLE, R.F.A., son of Mr.

& Mrs. Richard Birtle, Brookhouse Farm, Stainforth, Settle, died in

Salonika 28th Sept., 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE BLAND, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Main Street, Crosshills, killed in action 29th September, 1916. Aged 28

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FREDERICK WILLIAM BELL, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Bell, Chapel Street, Addingham, officially

presumed killed in action 3rd September, 1916.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL A. E. BROADHEAD, K.O.Y.L.I., son

of Mr. & Mrs. E. Broadhead, Daisy Hill, Silsden, officially presumed

killed 25th Sept., 1916. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER ROBERT CORLESS, Canadian Field

Artillery, of Victoria Terrace, Hellifield, died of wounds 27th

September, 1916. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WENNIS BROWN CLARKE, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. J. W. Clarke, 60, Water Street, Earby, killed in

action 30th Sept., 1916. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WRIGHT COCKSHOTT, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. G. Cockshott, Keighley Road, Steeton, presumed

killed in action 3rd September, 1916. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HENRY CLEMENT, K.O.Y.L.I., son of Mr.

& Mrs. J. Clement, Guldrey Terrace, Sedbergh, killed in action 22nd

September, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL G. H. EASTWOOD, Coldstream Guards,

son of Mr. & Mrs. A. Eastwood, Sussex Street, Barnoldswick, killed in

action 15th September, 1916. Aged 18 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. H. FAWCETT, Royal Scots Fusiliers,

son of Mrs. Fawcett, Sutton, formerly of Skipton, officially reported

killed September, 1916. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT J. W. GLUE, R.F.A., of Silsden, died

of wounds September, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. HEWITT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Hewitt, 189, Keighley Road, Cowling, killed in action

September, 1916. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT HUDSON, K.R.R., of 32, Melbourne

Mount, Barnoldswick, officially reported killed in action 15th

September, 1916. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL ERNEST JACKSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Jackson, Rockwood Lodge, Skipton, killed in action

14th September, 1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE A. T. LUTY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of the late Mr. W. Luty, Skipton, officially reported killed 16th

September, 1916.]

[Illustration: GUNNER J. E. LAMBERT, R.F.A., son of the late

Mr. John Lambert, Salford, formerly of Threshfield, killed in action

25th September, 1916. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN GARNETT LONGBOTTOM, King’s Royal

Rifles, son of Mr. & Mrs. Cyrus Longbottom, 33, South View Terrace,

Silsden, killed in action 15th September, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CARL S. MOULDING, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Moulding, School House, Lazenby, killed in

action September, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HENRY MOORHOUSE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. H. Moorhouse, Rostle Top Road, Earby, killed in action 3rd

September, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL T. MONK, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Monk, Chapel House, Langcliffe, Settle, killed in action

15th September, 1916. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT JAMES METCALFE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Sylvester Metcalfe, Paradise Row, Ingleton, died of

wounds 3rd September, 1916.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN JAMES HENRY MILNER, King’s Royal

Rifles, son of the late Mr. T. Milner, Hawes Junction, killed in action

15th September, 1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE PERCY MILLER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Miller, Carleton, killed in action 18th September,

1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL T. R. PARKER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. John Parker, 17, Devonshire Terrace, Skipton, killed

in action 2nd September, 1916. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN ROBIN C. PEFFER, City of London

Rifles, son of the late Sergt.-Major Peffer, late of the Duke of

Well.’s Regt., Skipton, killed in action 15th September, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. W. ROBINSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Robinson, Back Gate, Ingleton, killed in action 3rd

September, 1916. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT A. F. RYDER, K.O.Y.L.I., son of Mr. &

Mrs. T. B. Ryder, Brougham Street, Skipton, officially reported killed

15th Sept., 1916. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ALVIN SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. Edmund Smith, Burlington Farm, Lothersdale, killed in action

17th September, 1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EZRA STEPHENSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

formerly of High Bentham, officially presumed killed September, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR SMALES, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Smales, Ribble Bank, Langcliffe, Settle,

officially reported killed 3rd September, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN TURNBULL, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. John Turnbull, Oughtershaw, Buckden, killed in action

3rd September, 1916.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT G. SCHOLEY, Northumberland Fusiliers,

of Ingleton, killed in action 3rd September, 1916.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN HARRY TINDALL, King’s Royal Rifles,

son of Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Tindall, 20, Standroyd Road, Colne, formerly of

Skipton, killed in action 15th September, 1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER C. P. TOWNSON, Royal Field Artillery,

son of Mr. & Mrs. John Townson, 45, Castle Street, Skipton, died of

wounds September, 1916. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE MATTHEW TOWERS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. John Towers, Campbell Street, Crosshills, officially

presumed killed 3rd September, 1916.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL TOM WALTON, Yorks. Regt., of Hawes,

killed in action 14th September, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES A. WHITTAKER, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of 59, Brougham Street, Skipton, killed in action 16th

September, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH WALKER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. D. Walker, Hewitt House, Long Preston, killed in

action 25th September, 1916. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. F. M. WATTS, Canadian Exp. Force,

son of Dr. Watts, Giggleswick School, officially reported killed 26th

September, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEOFFREY W. WEST, West Yorks. Regt.,

brother of Mr. John West, Elm Tree Square, Embsay, killed in action 3rd

September, 1916. Aged 36 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HAROLD WILLIAMS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Lister, 24, Butts, Barnoldswick, officially presumed killed

in action 3rd September, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CLIFFORD WHITEOAK, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Whiteoak, North View, Cononley, officially presumed

killed 3rd Sept., 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILFRED BRUNSKILL, London Regt., of

Dent, presumed killed May 3rd, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE PERCY WHARTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. M. Wharton, 8, George Street, Earby, officially

presumed killed 3rd September, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE MILES HARPER, West Yorks. Regt., son

of Mr. John Harper Garsdale, Sedbergh, reported missing 3rd September,

1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM J. AIREY, Canadian Corps,

son-in-law of Mr. H. Walker, Rathmell, Settle, died of wounds 14th

October, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT WILLIAM BELL, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. Joseph Bell, Settle, killed in action 5th October,

1916. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLIE BRANSTON, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Branston, 27, Brook Street, Skipton, killed in

action 12th October, 1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL EDWARD WALTON BRISCOE, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of the late Mr. Edward Briscoe, Bentham, reported killed in

action October, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN HENRY BANKS, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of 21, Gisburn Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 12th

October, 1916. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH BURKE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Burke, 15, Bold Venture Street, Skipton, killed in action

12th October, 1916. Aged 38 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE SMITH BAILEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. R. Bailey, 11, Alder Street, Earby, presumed killed

in the Dardanelles October, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: SAPPER FRED T. BUSHBY, Royal Engineers, son of

Mrs. Bushby, Motar Pits, Sedbergh, died in hospital 22nd October, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANCIS CROSSLEY, West Yorks. Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Crossley, 15, Denton Street, Barnoldswick,

killed in action 25th October, 1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE NATHIAS DOVE, Northumberland Fusiliers,

son of Mrs. Dove, High Street, Steeton, killed in action 4th October,

1916. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE LANCELOT DOWBIGGIN, Royal Fusiliers,

son of Mr. Lawrence Dowbiggin, Summer Hill, Bentham, reported killed

7th October, 1916. Aged 18 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE OSCAR DAWSON, East Lancs. Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Dawson, 5, Albion Road, Earby, killed in action 23rd

October, 1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT JOHN HARTLEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

only son of Mr. & Mrs. Watson Hartley, Sunny Mount, Cowling, killed in

action 4th October, 1916. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN THOMAS HEYWOOD, Lancashire

Fusiliers, son of Mr. & Mrs. R. Heywood, Greenland Villas, Earby,

killed in action 12th October, 1916. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM E. LAYCOCK, South Wales

Borderers Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Laycock, Winterburn Street,

Keighley, killed in action 1st October, 1916. Aged 26 years (Formerly

on the reporting staff of the “Craven Herald.”)]

[Illustration: CORPORAL GEORGE EDWARD HIRST, K.O.Y.L.I.,

son-in-law of Mr. Morton, Sewerage Farm, Earby, killed in action

October, 1916. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE R. H. MAWSON, Yorks. Regt., son of

Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Mawson, Valley View House, Bradley, died of wounds

October, 1916. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT HENRY L. MASON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Mason, Main Street, Sedbergh, killed in

action 18th October, 1916. Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILFRED R. OATES, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Oates, 46, Victoria Road, Earby, killed

in action 4th October, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES MOLES, West Yorks. Regt., of Mill

Brow, Earby, reported killed 13th October, 1916. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH PRESTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Hellifield, killed in action October, 1916. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE SYLVESTER PETTY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Sutton, killed in action 7th October, 1916. Aged 31 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. A. PLUMBLEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. H. Plumbley, 9, Powell St., Barnoldswick, reported

killed 12th October, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN T. B. PEEL, King’s Royal Rifles, son

of Mr. & Mrs. R. Peel, 24, Upper Sackville Street, Skipton, killed in

action 7th October, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE DAVID RUSSELL, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Albert Street, Skipton, died of wounds 14th October, 1916. Aged 28

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CHRISTOPHER RALPH, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of the late Mr. John Ralph, Main Road, Hellifield, killed in

action 6th October, 1916. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED STOCKDALE, M.M., Canadian

Infantry, son of the late Mr. W. Stockdale, Austwick, killed in action

15th October, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN E. SMITH, West Yorks. Regt., of

14, Back Water Street, Skipton, died of wounds 7th October, 1916. Aged

26 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL FRANK SAGAR, East Lancs. Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. G. Sagar, Ribblesdale Terrace, Barnoldswick, died of

wounds 17th October, 1916. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EMMOTT SNOWDEN, Canadian Corps, of

Cowling, killed in action October, 1916. Aged 40 years.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN LEWIS SEDGWICK, King’s Royal Rifles,

of 41, Neville Street, Skipton, officially reported killed 16th

October, 1916. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE RUFUS THOMPSON, R.F.A., of 72, Park

Road, Barnoldswick, died at Woolwich, October, 1916. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER HARRY SEDGWICK, Indian Exp. Force,

son of the late Mr. William Sedgwick, Skipton, died of dysentery 7th

October, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE G. J. STANDING, West Yorks. Regt.,

second son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Standing, Butts Top, Barnoldswick,

officially presumed killed 26th October, 1916. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. WAGGITT, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. J. J. Waggitt, Addingham, killed in action October, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EDGAR WHITAKER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Whitaker, Brookland Terrace, Grassington, killed in

action 4th October, 1916. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT W. TOBIN, Royal Engineers, son-in-law

of Mrs. Bateson, Ivy Cottage, Bentham, killed in action 12th October,

1916.]

[Illustration: QUARTER-MASTER-SERGEANT BERTIE WALLBANK, New

Zealand Corps, eldest son of Mrs. Wallbank, 19, John Street, Earby,

killed in action October, 1916. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL THOMAS WILCOCK, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of the late Mr. James Wilcock, Wenning Bridge, Bentham,

killed in action 23rd October, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HENRY WILSON, Highland Light Infantry,

of Howgill, Sedbergh, died at Basra, Persian Gulf, 10th October, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HUBERT WOOD, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Wood, Grassington, killed in action October, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE PERCY HODGSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Hodgson, Tosside, Long Preston, died of wounds 13th

October, 1916. Aged 31 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL TOM ALLSOPP, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Allsopp, Beech Street, Crosshills, killed in action

November, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE BERTIE JAMES ADAMS, East Lanes. Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Adams, Main Street, Kelbrook, reported killed

in action 14th Nov., 1916. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN BELL, K.O.Y.L.I., son of Mr. &

Mrs. Joseph Bell, 12, Denton Street, Barnoldswick, died of wounds 3rd

November, 1916. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM BENTHAM, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Nun House, Dent, presumed killed 12th October, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE SYDNEY E. CARTER, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. W. Carter, 16, Raikes Road, Skipton, died of

wounds 17th Nov. 1916. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM E. HOLMES, King’s Own Yorks.

Light Infantry, of Buckden, died of wounds, 16th November, 1916. Aged

18 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL JOSEPH GREEN, Royal Engineers, son

of Mr. Charles Green, Starkey Lane, Farnhill, died in France 13th

November, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. H. HOOSON, North Staffs. Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Hooson, 54, Broughton Road, Skipton, presumed killed in

action 18th Nov., 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FREDERICK JACKSON, Northumberland

Fusiliers, of 49, Red Lion Street, Earby, officially presumed killed

November, 1916. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE BERNARD LOCKER, East Yorks. Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. H. Locker, 27, Elliott Street, Silsden, presumed killed

7th November, 1916. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WALTER KING, Northumberland Fusiliers,

son of Mr. Albert King, Tubber Hill, Barnoldswick, officially presumed

killed 23rd November, 1916. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS MCNAMARA, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. McNamara, 13, Lincoln Road, Earby, died at Clipstone

Camp 8th November, 1916. Aged 18 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL SIMON MOORE, Yorks. Regt., son of Mr.

William Moore, Appersett, Hawes, killed in action 5th November, 1916.

Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: SERGT.-MAJOR SAMUEL WORMWELL, Australian Corps,

son of the late Mr. James Wormwell, Kelbrook, killed in action 5th

November, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EDGAR PULLEN, West Yorks. Regt., of

Sutton, killed in action November, 1916. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER W. H. SUTCLIFFE, Trench Mortar Battery,

son of Mrs. Lorimer Sutcliffe, 13, Crag View, Silsden, killed in action

17th November, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN JAMES SMITH, Royal Irish Rifles,

formerly of Kelbrook, killed in action 25th November, 1916. Aged 32

years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL JOHN E. WILSON, King’s Royal

Rifles, son of Mrs. J. Wilson, 4, Halsteads, Settle, died of wounds 6th

November, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. W. HORN, Yorks. Regt., son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Horn, Burtersett, Hawes, officially presumed dead about

November, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HUBERT WOOD, ⅐th Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

second son of Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Wood, of Grassington, killed in action

in France, 14th November, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT BATESON, King’s Own Royal Lancs.

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Bateson, 64, Russell Street, Skipton, died of

wounds 23rd December, 1916. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HAROLD CAREY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. Alfred Carey, Copy Nook Hotel, Bolton-by-Bowland, killed in

action 27th Dec., 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE DANIEL FAULKNER, Royal Irish Rifles,

son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Richard Faulkner, 71, Oakworth Road,

Keighley, and formerly of Silsden, killed in action December, 1916.

Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN FAWCETT, Trench Mortar Battery,

son of the late Mr. Henry Fawcett, Fountain Hotel, Hawes, killed in

action December, 1916. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR LAMBERT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. A. Lambert, 12, Cooper Street, Skipton, killed in

action Dec., 1916. Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT JAMES H. PRESTON, New Zealand Corps,

son of Mr. Robert Preston, Park House, Gargrave, accidentally killed

27th December, 1916. Aged 55 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. TURNER, Surrey Regt., of 2, Court

Lane, Skipton, killed in action 12th December, 1916.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED THORNTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 8, Commercial Street, Skipton, died of wounds 20th December, 1916.

Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY WALMSLEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Seth Walmsley, Hanover Street, Farnhill, died of

wounds 13th December, 1916. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER RICHARD WISEMAN, R.F.A., son of Mrs.

Wiseman, 24, River Place, Gargrave, died in Turkey, 3rd December, 1916.

Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES BANKS, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Banks, Buckden, killed in action 11th January, 1917. Aged

38 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES EDWARD BACON, West Yorks.

Regt., son of the late Sergeant Bacon, Leyburn, died of pneumonia in

France 26th January, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILFRED CHESTER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. William Chester, Millhill, Gargrave, killed in action

January, 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: BOMBARDIER SAMUEL CAIRNS, R.G.A., son of Mr. &

Mrs. James Cairns, Otley Street, Skipton, died of wounds 3rd January,

1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FREDERICK T. CIRCUS, Durham Light

Infantry, of 17, Wellhouse Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 23rd

January, 1917. Aged 33 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL GEORGE GELLINGS, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Gellings, Union Square, Skipton, killed in action

January, 1917. Aged 39 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILFRED HARRISON, Devonshire Regt., of

5, Orchard Street, Barnoldswick, killed in Salonika 2nd January, 1917.

Aged 31 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR M. HARRISON, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. J. W. Harrison, Stoneybank, Earby, killed in action

20th January, 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL PHILLIP F. HOLMES, Australian

Exp. Force, son of Mr. & Mrs. F. Holmes, Grassington, killed in action

in Palestine 9th January, 1917.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT THOMAS MOYLE, M.M., Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Moyle, Elmsley Street, Steeton, killed

in action Jan., 1917. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CHRISTOPHER NEWSHOLME, R.A.M.C., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Allan Newsholme, Laurel Cottage, Ingleton, died of

appendicitis at Woking Hospital, Surrey 6th January, 1917. Aged 26

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM PARKER, Durham Light Infantry,

son of Mr. Stephen Parker, East View, Barnoldswick, died from heart

failure in France 28th January, 1917. Aged 32 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL HERBERT PARK, Highland Light Infantry,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Park, Folly, Sedbergh, drowned at sea 1st January,

1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: SAPPER THOMAS STOREY, Royal Engineers, son of

the late Mr. & Mrs. Robert Storey, 8, Chancery Lane, Skipton, died of

pneumonia at Clipstone Camp 4th January, 1917. Aged 35 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE SCORAH BELLAS, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. George Bellas, 53, High Street, Skipton,

killed in action 12th February, 1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR BRADLEY, Durham Light Infantry,

son of Mr. Edward Bradley, Old Hall Gardens, Gargrave, killed in action

26th Feb., 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT CARTER, Royal Fusiliers,

youngest son of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Carter, Oysterber Cottage, Low

Bentham, killed in action 17th February, 1917. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE MICHAEL CURTIS, Royal Marines, son of

Mr. & Mrs. Curtis, L. & Y. Terrace, Hellifield, killed in action 17th

February, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: SEAMAN WALTER DAWSON, son of Mr. and Mrs. S.

Dawson, Farnhill, died of wounds 4th February, 1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN BURTON, South Lancs. Regt., son

of Mr. R. Burton, New Street, Sedbergh, presumed killed 7th February,

1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES E. HOLDSWORTH, Durham Light

Infantry, son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Henry Holdsworth, Chapel Street,

Silsden, died in Keighley Hospital 10th February, 1917. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ALFRED HARPER, Yorks. Regt., son of Mr.

& Mrs. E. Harper, Carleton House, Barnoldswick, killed in action 10th

February, 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE SAM LAKEN, Border Regt., of Millthrop,

Sedbergh, killed in action 11th February, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE PETER HODGSON, Northumberland

Fusiliers, of Hill Top Farm, Wennington, died of wounds 17th February,

1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR LEE, Durham Light Infantry,

eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. James Lee, 18, Longroyd Road, Earby, killed in

action 23rd Feb., 1917. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR MITCHELL, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 5, Edith Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 27th February, 1917.

Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER J. METCALFE, R.F.A., formerly of Linton,

died of pneumonia in France 27th February, 1917.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN J. W. MOORBY, King’s Royal Rifles, son

of Mr. & Mrs. Moorby, 27, George Street, Skipton, presumed killed 15th

February, 1917. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EDWIN J. PRIESTLEY, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Priestley, 10, Stoney Bank Road, Earby,

officially reported killed 21st February, 1917. Aged 38 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. H. WILSON, K.O.Y.L.I., of Whitton

Cottage, Ingleton, killed in action 17th Feb., 1917. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT SPENCER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Peter Spencer, 29, Commercial Street, Skipton, died

of an operation in hospital at York 12th February, 1917. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD SHORROCK, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Shorrock, L. & Y. Terrace, Hellifield, died of

wounds 21st Feb., 1917. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE LEONARD THROUP, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Throup, High Fold Farm, High Bradley, killed

in action 20th February, 1917. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER W. H. WIGNALL, R.G.A., only son of Mr. &

Mrs. J. Wignall, Mason’s Arms, Ingleton, died in hospital in France 1st

February, 1917. Aged 40 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE DAVID WALLING, Northumberland

Fusiliers, son of Mr. & Mrs. Francis Walling, 20, Clifford Street,

Barnoldswick, killed in action 11th February, 1917. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: SAPPER STANLEY ANDERSON, Royal Engineers, son

of Mr. Albert Anderson, 10, Riverside Terrace, Earby, believed drowned

in Mesopotamia 9th March, 1917. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE SHEPHERD ATKINSON, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of High Street, Burton-in-Lonsdale, killed in action 4th March,

1917.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT JOHN HENRY BROWN, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. T. Brown, 42, Main Street, Addingham, killed in

action 13th March, 1917. Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE B. BAKER, King’s Liverpool Regt., of

49, Longroyd Road, Earby, killed in action 24th March, 1917. Aged 19

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIE COOK, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. H. Cook, 141, Station View, Earby, died in hospital in

France 14th March, 1917. Aged 36 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN DEAN, Northumberland Fusiliers,

son of Mr. & Mrs. A. Dean, Brook Cottage, Earby, died of wounds 7th

March, 1917. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR BRUCE, West Yorks. Regt., son of

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce, 3, Ermysted Street, Skipton, killed in action 25th

March, 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM THOMAS DAVIS, West Yorks.

Regt., son of Mrs. Davis, 8, Railway Street, Barnoldswick, killed in

action 7th March, 1917. Aged 34 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE H. ELLIS, Canadian Corps, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ellis, Old Vicarage, Gisburn, killed in action 26th March,

1917. Aged 32 years.]

[Illustration: QUARTER-MASTER BENJAMIN S. GREAVES, R.N., son

of Mrs. Greaves, Skipton, killed in action 17th March, 1917. Aged 20

years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL GEORGE HOYLES, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 37, Duckett Street, Skipton, died of wounds 23rd March, 1917. Aged

34 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ENNIE CLARKE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

youngest son of Mr. & Mrs. T. H. Clarke, 20, Byron Street, Skipton,

killed in action 1st March, 1917. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN IVESON, Coldstream Guards, son

of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Iveson, Gayle, Hawes, died of wounds 19th March,

1917. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT PICKERING, Royal Scots Regt.,

eldest son of Mr. W. H. Pickering, 13, Clayton Street, Barnoldswick,

killed in action 19th March, 1917. Aged 36 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN EDWARD PICKUP, D.C.M., Duke of

Well.’s Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Pickup, Cherry Dene, Barnoldswick,

killed in action 29th March, 1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ELLIS SUTCLIFFE, Loyal North Lancs.

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. A. Sutcliffe, 8, Arthur Street, Barnoldswick,

died of wounds in Palestine 15th March, 1917. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY TOWN, A.S.C., son of Mr. Edward

Town, Low Mill Lane, Addingham, died of pneumonia in Netley Hospital

19th March, 1917. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM TROUGHTON, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., only son of Mr. & Mrs. Troughton, East View, Settle, killed in

action 12th March, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE LAWRENCE WESTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. James Weston, 28, Gladstone Street, Skipton, killed

in action 12th March, 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER HERBERT WATSON, R.G.A., son of Mrs.

Watson, Long Preston, died of pneumonia at Birmingham 25th March, 1917.

Aged 38 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE PETER WILSON, East Lancs. Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. George Wilson, Edmondson St., Barnoldswick, killed in

Mesopotamia 7th March, 1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT WALTON, Somerset Light Infantry,

son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Walton, Hawes, died of pneumonia on board a

troopship 7th March, 1917.]

[Illustration: LANCE CORPORAL ARTHUR WATSON, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Watson, Victoria Terrace, Bradley, killed in action

13th March, 1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM MILLWARD, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

late of Cononley, died of septic poisoning in France, March, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES ANDREWS, Devonshire Regt., of

55, Manchester Road, Barnoldswick, killed in action 2nd April, 1917.

Aged 40 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR BLADES, West Yorks. Regt., only

son of Mr. & Mrs. W. Blades, Prospect Terrace, Bradley, killed in

action 14th April, 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE REUBEN BARNES, East Yorks. Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. John Barnes, 243, Gisburn Road, Barnoldswick, killed in

action 11th April, 1917. Aged 31 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN JAMES BROUGHTON. West Yorks.

Regt., son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Broughton, 50, Essex Street,

Barnoldswick, died of wounds 12th April, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HENRY BROUGHTON, K.O.Y.L.I., son of Mr.

& Mrs. James Broughton, 9, West Avenue, Barnoldswick, died of asthma

23rd April, 1917. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK C. BILLOWS, Devonshire Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. W. Billows, 8, Granville Street, Skipton, officially

presumed killed 24th April, 1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: TROOPER ALFRED BRISCOE, Canadian Exped. Force,

son of Mrs. Briscoe, Bridge End Cottages, Burton-in-Lonsdale, killed in

action 12th April, 1917. Aged 39 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM BARRACLOUGH, Royal Scots

Fusiliers, son of Mrs. Barraclough, 55, Keighley Road, Skipton,

officially presumed killed in action 11th April, 1917.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL BACKHOUSE, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Police-Constable Backhouse, Sandylands, Crosshills,

presumed killed 25th April, 1917. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. C. BRADFORD, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Model Village, Ingleton, killed in action 25th April, 1917.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT W. G. COLE, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

13, Wellington Street, Skipton, died in hospital in France 20th April,

1917. Aged 37 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HUDSON CLOUGH, Northumberland

Fusiliers, of 25, Dawson Street, Skipton, killed in action 23rd April,

1917. Aged 33 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE H. CHADWICK, King’s Liverpool Regt., of

10, Leonard Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 13th April, 1917.

Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. DIXON, York and Lancs. Regt., of

Horton-in-Ribblesdale, killed in action 21st April, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR WILLIAM DUCKWORTH, Duke of

Well.’s Regt., of Riverside Terrace, Earby. officially presumed dead

25th April, 1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE R. DENT, Prince of Wales Regt., only

son of Mr. & Mrs. Dent, Cowgill, died of wounds 1st April, 1917. Aged

22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE BERTIE EDMONDSON, Northumberland

Fusiliers, son of Mr. & Mrs. Allan Edmondson, 22, Westgate,

Barnoldswick, killed in action 21st April, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EDWARD FAWCETT, Northumberland

Fusiliers, of Gargrave, killed in action 28th April, 1917. Aged 28

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROWLAND FISHWICK, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. Fishwick, 16, School Terrace, Barnoldswick, killed in

action 10th April, 1917. Aged 35 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL EDWARD GEORGE GRAHAM, West

Yorks. Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Graham, Brook Street,

Hellifield, died of wounds 21st April, 1917. Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE GREENWOOD, R.F.A., son of Mr.

& Mrs. Robert Greenwood, 17, Bolland Street, Barnoldswick, killed in

action in Mesopotamia 14th April, 1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. H. GILL, East Yorks. Regt., son of

Mrs. A. Chapman, 67, Victoria Road, Earby, died of wounds 11th April,

1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HAWORTH R. GREEN, East Yorks. Regt.,

of 33, Chapel Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 29th April, 1917.

Aged 38 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES GROVES, East Lancs. Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Groves, Nelson, killed in action 23rd April, 1917.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL HAROLD HILLARY, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Hillary, Prospect Place, Skipton, died of

pneumonia in France, 9th April, 1917. Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED HARDING, Canadian Mounted Rifles,

of Midland Street, Broughton Road, Skipton, killed in action 9th April,

1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILFRED HALL, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. John Hall, 30, Sawley Street, Skipton, died of wounds

16th April, 1917. Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE F. HARDY, Lancashire Fusiliers, of 20,

Skipton Road, Silsden, died of wounds 28th April, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR HARGREAVES, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Hargreaves, Scots House Farm, Glusburn, died

of wounds 9th April, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CYRIL HARDCASTLE, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. H. Hardcastle, Swartha, Silsden, killed in

action 9th April, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS W. HARDIMAN, K.O.Y.L.I., son of

Mr. & Mrs. Hardiman, Lothersdale, killed in action 9th April, 1917.

Aged 38 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILFRED HOLMES, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. William Holmes, Addingham, killed in action 27th April,

1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PIONEER S. M. HARTLEY, Labour Corps., son of

Mr. & Mrs. Hartley, Storiths, Bolton Abbey, died of wounds 28th April,

1917. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT H. HEYES, East Lancs. Regt., of

Bank Street, Barnoldswick, presumed killed 28th April, 1917. Aged 40

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HENRY INGHAM, York. & Lancs. Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. A. Ingham, 12, Brookside, Skipton, killed in action 9th

April, 1917. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. INGLEBY, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Ingleby, Halton Gill, died of wounds 13th April, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN S. MATTOCK, Northumberland

Fusiliers, son of Mrs. J. S. Mattock, Main Street, Bradley, killed in

action 2nd April, 1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: SERGT.-MAJOR ROBERT MUDD, West Yorks. Regt., of

Askrigg, killed in action 12th April 1917.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN RICHARD MONK, King’s Royal Rifles, son

of Mrs. Monk, Albert Hill, Settle, killed in action 11th April, 1917.

Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN MITTON, Yorks. Regt., son of Mr. &

Mrs. Mitton, Hawes, killed in action 9th April, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM NORTHY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Clarrick Terrace, Ingleton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Northy, Westhouse,

killed in action 23rd April, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HOLGATE NORCROSS, Manchester Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. John Norcross, 67, Park Road, Barnoldswick, died of

wounds 17th April, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES H. PEEL, K.O.Y.L.I., of 3,

Railway Terrace, Skipton, died of shell shock in France 14th April,

1917. Aged 36 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE R. POWLEY, R.A.M.C., formerly of Dent,

killed in action 28th April, 1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE NORMAN PHILLIPS, Lincoln Regt., son

of Mrs. Phillips, 22, Hothfield Street, Silsden, officially reported

killed 26th April, 1917. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST RAW, Yorks. Hussars, son of Mr.

& Mrs. Tom Raw, 9, Tillotson Street, Silsden, killed in action 11th

April, 1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. R. RODWELL, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Joseph Rodwell, 25, Castle Street, Skipton, killed in

action 22nd April, 1917. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: SAPPER JAMES RILEY, R.E., of 13, Ethel Street,

Barnoldswick, died of pneumonia in France 17th April, 1917. Aged 34

years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL THOMAS RENNARD, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. William Rennard, Moor End Farm, Langbar, killed in

action 25th April, 1917. Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. W. RODGERS, Tyneside Scottish, of

Cononley, presumed killed 9th April, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GODFREY SEDGWICK, Northumberland

Fusiliers, son of Mrs. Sedgwick, Clapham, killed in action, 9th April,

1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS SANDERSON, Shropshire Light

Infantry, youngest son of Mr. & Mrs. John Sanderson, 13, Butts,

Barnoldswick, killed in action 8th April, 1917. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER HAROLD SCOTT, R.F.A., son of Mr. & Mrs.

Fred Scott, 10, Castle View Terrace, Skipton, killed in action 30th

April, 1917. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. SAUL, East Yorks. Regt., of 8,

Clarrick Terrace, Ingleton, killed in action 9th April, 1917. Aged 22

years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL ERNEST SEAL, East Lancs. Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. James Seal, 17, Havre Park, Barnoldswick, killed in

action 28th April, 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE G. W. SOUTHERN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. H. Southern, Back Lane, Sedbergh, killed in action 11th

April, 1917. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK STOTT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Stott, Sough Bridge, Kelbrook, reported missing since 11th

April, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: SERGT. R. E. WALKER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

late landlord of the Three Horse Shoes Inn, Ingleton, officially

presumed killed April, 1917.]

[Illustration: SIGNALLER ELLIS RICHMOND, Canadian Corps, son

of Mr. & Mrs. J. Richmond, Linton Falls, Grassington, killed in action

10th April, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS A. WADDICOR, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. Arthur Waddicor, 17, Rushton Street, Earby, died of

wounds 27th April, 1917. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOE WHITHAM, Canadian Corps, son of Mr.

& Mrs. J. Whitham, Wood Cottage, Skipton, killed in action 9th April,

1917. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY WIGGAN, West Yorks. Regt., son of

Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Wiggan, 16, Brougham Street, Skipton, killed in action

12th April, 1917. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES WORMWELL, East Lancs. Regt.,

nephew of Mr. William Wormwell, Struntley Bank, Kelbrook, died of

wounds 25th April, 1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CAMERON WILSON, Seaforth Highlanders,

son of Mr. Wilson, Steeton, officially presumed killed 11th April,

1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE EDWARD WHITE, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. J. White, Low Ground, Elslack, officially

presumed killed 25th April, 1917. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE SYDNEY G. WILLIAMSON, K.O.Y.L.I., son

of Mrs. Williamson, 42, Skipton Road, Earby, presumed killed 9th April,

1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER GEORGE W. FLETCHER, R.G.A., son of Mr.

& Mrs. B. Fletcher, 32, George Street, Skipton, killed in action 15th

March, 1917. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT HEBDEN, Northumberland

Fusiliers, of 41, Church Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 2nd

April, 1917. Aged 36 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES LISTER, Yorks. Regt., son of Mr.

James Lister, 8, Cragg View, Addingham, killed in action 2nd April,

1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE BEN BROTHERTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Brotherton, Bolton-by-Bowland, presumed killed 3rd

May, 1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE SAMUEL PINDER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

formerly of Holden, Bolton-by-Bowland, presumed killed 3rd May, 1917.

Aged 36 years.]

[Illustration: SERGT. CHARLES W. NEWNES, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of 3, Clock View Street, Keighley, officially presumed killed

3rd May, 1917.]

[Illustration: AIR MECHANIC ALBERT BRADLEY, R.N.A.S., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Albert Bradley, Carr Farm, Silsden Moor, died of

appendicitis at Plymouth 1st March, 1918. Aged 18 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT ASHWORTH, South Staffs. Regt.,

of 24, Water Street, Earby, killed in action 3rd May, 1917. Aged 24

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR BRIDGE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. F. Bridge, 4, Sunny Bank, Carleton, officially

presumed killed in action 3rd May, 1917. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM BURTON, Durham Light Infantry,

formerly of Silsden, killed in action 3rd May, 1917. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: RIFLEMAN JAMES R. BARNES, Scottish Rifles, of

Barnoldswick, died of pneumonia at Clipstone Camp 1st May, 1917. Aged

38 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL ARTHUR HEBDEN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

formerly of 30, Bennett Street, Skipton, killed in action 3rd May,

1917. Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD D. WHITTAKER, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. E. Whittaker, 28, Devonshire Street, Skipton,

died of wounds, aged 32 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WALTER BRANKER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. John Branker, Devonshire Street, Skipton, killed in

action 3rd May, 1917. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER PHILLIP BROWN, R.F.A., son of Mr. T.

Brown, 42, Main Street, Addingham, died from burns in France 11th May,

1917.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL FRANCIS A. BARKER, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Francis Barker, 1, Pembroke Street, Skipton,

killed in action 3rd May, 1917. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN WILLIAM BALDWIN, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., formerly of Chapel Lane, Silsden, died of wounds 28th May, 1917.

Aged 44 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS BALDWIN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Frank Baldwin, Harewood Cottages, Steeton, presumed to have

died of wounds May, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE R. BARKER, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. T. Barker, 5, Wellington Street, Skipton, killed in action 3rd

May, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL J. CHAPMAN, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Chapman, 46, Broughton Road, Skipton, presumed

killed in action 3rd May, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR CHATTERTON, East Yorks. Regt.,

formerly of Glusburn, died of wounds 8th May, 1917. Aged 36 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY CAPSTICK, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Howgill, Sedbergh, killed in action 3rd May, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR CORE, West Yorks. Regt., son of

Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Core, Queen Street, Skipton, killed in action 5th May,

1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES W. GARWOOD, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. J. Garwood, 73, Keighley Road, Skipton, killed in

action 12th May, 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES GREENBANK, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Town Head Road, Stainforth, died of wounds 1st May, 1917. Aged 30

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD JACOB FIRTH, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of 31, Harrison Street, Barnoldswick, officially presumed killed

3rd May, 1917. Aged 35 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR GILL, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. I. Gill, Newmarket Street, Skipton, died of wounds 22nd

May, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE C. H. GILL, York and Lancs. Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Amos Gill, 49, St. John Street, Silsden, killed in action

25th May, 1917. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL JOSEPH GRIFFITHS, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Griffiths, Chester, killed in action

4th May, 1917. Aged 32 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE NORMAN HAWKINS, son of Mrs. H. Moorby,

Dent, killed in action 5th May, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JACOB C. GREEN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Green, 10, Greenfield Street, Skipton, died of wounds 29th

May, 1917. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER D. HOLGATE, R.F.A., son of Mr. J.

Holgate, Main Street, Addingham, died of wounds 17th May, 1917. Aged 19

years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT JOHN HUDSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Hudson, Pear Tree Terrace, Bradley, killed in action 22nd

May, 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE PERCY HARGREAVES, K.O.Y.L.I., stepson

of Mrs. Hargreaves, Bolton-by-Bowland, died of wounds 28th May, 1917.

Aged 40 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT HAWORTH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 84, Manchester Road, Barnoldswick, died of wounds 20th May, 1917.

Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: DRUMMER EDGAR HEALD, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. John Heald, 50, Wellhouse Road, Barnoldswick, presumed

killed 3rd May, 1917. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE STEPHEN HANDLEY, South Staffs Regt.,

son of Mr. S. Handley, Bainbridge Road, Sedbergh, killed in action 3rd

May, 1917.]

[Illustration: SERGT. WILLIAM HODGSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Bailey Cottage, Skipton, died of wounds 30th May, 1917. Aged 27

years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT CYRIL LEE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

formerly of Cononley, died of wounds 15th May, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS LOBLEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lobley, 19, Thornton Street, Skipton, died of

wounds 6th May, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE METCALFE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. W. Metcalfe, Clapdale Hall, Clapham, officially

presumed killed in action 3rd May, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM MOORE, Yorks. Regt., son of Mr.

& Mrs. S. Moore, Litherskew, Hawes, killed in action May, 1917. Aged 24

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN NICHOLSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. John Nicholson, 23, Midland Street, Skipton, presumed

killed 3rd May, 1917. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH RODGERS, West Yorks. Regt., only

son of Mr. & Mrs. Peter Rodgers, 53, Westmoreland Street, Skipton, died

of wounds 2nd May, 1917. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE B. PUNCH, R.F.A., son of Mr. & Mrs. T.

Punch, Deepdale, Dent, killed in action 2nd May, 1917.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL WILLIAM PHILLIPS, East Lancs. Regt.,

son of Mrs. S. A. Phillips, 20, Hartley Street, Earby, killed in action

12th May, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE E. ROBINSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. T. Robinson, 2, Storrs Cottages, Ingleton, presumed killed 3rd

May, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN PICKLES, East Yorks. Regt., of 8,

Stewart Street, Barnoldswick, presumed killed in action 3rd May, 1917.

Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN W. SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

stepson of Mrs. Smith, 19, Neville Street, Skipton, officially presumed

killed 3rd May, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ALONZA J. SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 3, Sunny Bank, Carleton, died of wounds 5th May, 1917. Aged 35

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ALFRED SHERWIN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Ingleton, killed in action 3rd May, 1917. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH SUTCLIFFE, Notts. & Derby Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Abraham Sutcliffe, 8, Arthur Street, Barnoldswick,

killed in action May, 1917. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM SMITH, Northumberland

Fusiliers, of 9, Collin Street, Barnoldswick, died in France 5th May,

1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM BLAKE SPENCER, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Spencer, Sutton, killed in action 3rd May,

1917. Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE W. SEDDINGTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Seddington, Howden Road, Silsden, died of

wounds 12th May, 1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR SHACKLETON, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of 12, Green Street, Cowling, reported missing 3rd May, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS SPENCER, Durham Light Infantry,

son of Mr. & Mrs. James Spencer, Lower Close Farm, Eastburn, killed in

action 19th May, 1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL T. H. SIMPSON, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Simpson, Croft House, Hebden, officially

presumed killed 3rd May, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GORDON SMITH, Leicester Regt., son of

Mr. & Mrs. William Smith, North View, Sutton, reported missing 3rd May,

1917. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED TYRER, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Tyrer, Raikes Road, Skipton, killed in action 3rd

May, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE R. WINN, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son of

Mrs. R. Winn, Long Lane, Sedbergh, presumed killed 3rd May, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED TULLEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son-in-law of Mr. & Mrs. William Spence, 31, Green End Avenue, Earby,

killed in action 3rd May, 1917. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL HAROLD WILSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Walter Wilson, Sutton, presumed killed 3rd May, 1917.

Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY WADE, West Yorks Regt., son of

Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Wade, 14, Norton Street, Silsden, died of wounds 4th

May, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE E. GORNALL, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Dent, presumed killed 3rd May, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE WILKINSON, K.O.S.B., son of

Mr. & Mrs. William Wilkinson, 51, Gisburn Road, Barnoldswick, died in

Germany 18th May, 1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER HERBERT STOTT, R.F.A., son of the late

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Stott, High Street, Steeton, killed in action 26th

May, 1917. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN THORNBER, York & Lancs. Regt., son

of Mrs. Thornber, Victoria Cottage, Low Bentham, presumed killed in

action 7th June, 1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: SIGNALLER PERCY JONES, Durham Light Infantry,

son of Mr. Noah Jones, Glusburn, killed in action April, 1918. Aged 19

years.]

[Illustration: SERGT. EDGAR GREEN, D.C.M., West Yorks. Regt.,

of Sutton, killed in action May, 1918.]

[Illustration: DRIVER ESHTON HAYWOOD, R.F.A., son of Mrs.

Lund, Sun Street, Cowling, killed in action 16th April, 1918.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST BOOTH, Northumberland Fusiliers,

son of Mr. Robert Booth, Owlet Hall, Austwick, killed in action 26th

June, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE COLING JAMES BERESFORD, Notts & Derby

Regt., of 6, Carleton Street, Skipton, killed in action 7th June, 1917.

Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM BURTON, York & Lancs. Regt., of

42, Walmsgate, Barnoldswick, killed in action 7th June, 1917. Aged 24

years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL G. A. BRIDGE, York & Lancs.

Regt., son of Mrs. Bridge, 10, Island Square, Earby, reported killed

7th June, 1917. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS CLAPHAM, Northumberland

Fusiliers, of 4, North Avenue, Barnoldswick, killed in action 2nd June,

1917. Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: SEAMAN GUNNER HARTLEY DEAN, R.N., son of Mr. &

Mrs. John Dean, 2, Harper Street, Barnoldswick, presumed drowned in the

Mediterranean Sea 29th June, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY COWPER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 17, Brook Street, Skipton, killed in action 7th June, 1917. Aged 19

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM GREENWOOD, son of Mr. & Mrs.

William Greenwood, Rostle Top Road, Earby, killed in action 7th June,

1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL WILLIE HARGREAVES, Duke of

Well.’s Regt., of Holmfield, Sutton, killed in action 24th June, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROWLAND HARPER, Yorks. Regt., of

Westhill, Garsdale, Hawes, killed in action 7th June, 1917.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL C. JONES, K.O.Y.L.I., son of Mr. &

Mrs. C. Jones, Crown Hotel, Hawes, killed in action June, 1917. Aged 19

years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER WILLIAM KNOX, R.G.A., of 10, Southey

Street, Skipton, died of wounds 4th June, 1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM LINFORD, York & Lancs. Regt.,

formerly of Bradford, died of wounds 11th June, 1917. Aged 31 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER W. MOSELEY, R.F.A., formerly of Buckles

Hill, Farnhill, killed in action 2nd June, 1917. Aged 40 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH MOON, Worcester Regt., son of

Mr. & Mrs. Moon, Holder Green Farm, Bolton-by-Bowland, died of wounds

June, 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS PICKARD OUTHWAITE, Yorks. Regt.,

of Raydale Grange, Raydaleside, died of wounds 9th June, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY ORMEROD, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Sutcliffe Ormerod, Middle Hague, Kelbrook, died a

prisoner in Germany 9th June, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ISAAC RUECASTLE, South Lancs. Regt.,

son of Mr. Ruecastle, The Terrace, Low Bentham, killed in action 10th

June, 1917. Aged 31 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EDMUND STAVELEY, Yorks. Regt., of

Simonstone, Hawes, died of wounds 9th June, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES A. STOTT, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of 14, Bennett Street, Skipton, killed in action 10th June,

1917. Aged 33 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE R. SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son of

Mr. & Mrs. F. Smith, Addingham, died of wounds 11th June, 1917.]

[Illustration: CORPORAL W. HENRY SCOTT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of Gisburne, died of wounds 11th June, 1917. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER MAURACE SMITH, R.F.A., son of Mrs.

Smith, 13, Pendle Street, Skipton, died in hospital in France 24th

June, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE DAVID SMITH, West Yorks. Regt., son of

Mr. Heaton Smith, Glusburn, killed in action 25th June, 1917.]

[Illustration: DRIVER RICHARD D. TENNANT, R.F.A., son of Mr. &

Mrs. Tennant, Bushley Lodge, Starbotton, died of wounds 8th June, 1917.

Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ALFRED TURNER, Yorks. Regt., son of Mr.

& Mrs. J. T. Turner, 58, Red Lion Street, Earby, killed in action 7th

June, 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES SMITH, Northumberland Fusiliers,

of 7, Rowland Street, Skipton, killed in action 16th June, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE SAMUEL WOODHEAD, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

formerly of Calf Hall Road, Barnoldswick, died of wounds 9th June,

1917. Aged 37 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER ERNEST WILCOCK, R.F.A., formerly of

Leeds City Constabulary, killed in action 7th June, 1917.]

[Illustration: AIRMAN FRANK WADDINGTON, R.F.C., son of Mrs.

Greenwood, 11, School Lane, Earby, died in Scotland of consumption 17th

June, 1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL ROBERT J. WOOFF, Durham Light

Infantry, son of Mr. & Mrs. Wooff, Cheapside, Settle, killed in action

17th June, 1917. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE T. D. WRIGHT, Tyneside Scottish, of 4,

Back Park Road, Barnoldswick, presumed killed 7th June, 1917. Aged 28

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM HENRY BANKS, Gloucester Regt.,

of Tems Street, Giggleswick, officially presumed killed 10th July,

1917. Aged 34 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL JOE BANKS, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of Tems Street, Giggleswick, officially presumed killed 3rd May,

1917. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: SAPPER PATRICK MCSHEE, Royal Engineers, of

Addingham, killed in action March, 1918.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT HERBERT W. VARLEY, West Yorks. Regt.,

son of Mr. Herbert Varley, Architect, formerly of Skipton, died of

wounds 17th June, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS ATKINSON, M.T., formerly of 15,

Commercial Terrace, Barnoldswick, killed in action 6th July, 1917. Aged

33 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL JAMES BRIGHT, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Bright, formerly of Skipton, died of

pneumonia in France, July, 1917. Aged 38 years.]

[Illustration: SIGNALLER MAURICE CHESTER ATKINSON, Canadian

Artillery, son of Mr. Edgar Atkinson, formerly of Church Street,

Barnoldswick, killed in action 16th July, 1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT J. BOWKER, West Yorks. Regt., son of

Mr. & Mrs. T. Bowker, Bridge End, Settle, died at Rugeley Camp 16th

July, 1917.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL STEPHEN BELL, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Bell, Lothersdale, killed in action 28th July, 1917.

Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: SIGNALLER W. CLARKSON, H.M.S. _Vanguard_, son

of Mr. & Mrs. Walter Clarkson, 26, North Street, Silsden, killed by the

blowing up of his ship 9th July, 1917. Aged 18 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER R. CHEW, R.G.A., of Swinden Moor Head,

Hellifield, and son of Mr. & Mrs. Chew, Gargrave, killed in action 14th

July, 1917. Aged 28 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN CARROL, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

formerly of Skipton, died in hospital at Skipton 9th July, 1917. Aged

30 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS COLLYER, Durham Light Infantry,

of Barnoldswick, killed in action 12th July, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBINSON EDWARD DUCKWORTH, Grenadier

Guards, only son of Mr. & Mrs. John Duckworth, Edge Farm, Barnoldswick,

died of wounds 22nd July, 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL E. FORD, Lancs. Fusiliers, of

Ickornshaw, Cowling, killed in action 18th July, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES H. HEMMINGWAY, Northumberland

Fusiliers, son of Mrs. Hemmingway, Kirkgate, Silsden, died from

bronchitis in hospital at Baghdad 15th July, 1917. Aged 30 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK HALPIN, Labour Battn., of Settle,

died in hospital at Paisley, Scotland, 17th July, 1917. Aged 38 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER HERBERT HEALEY, Machine Gun Corps, son

of Mr. & Mrs. John Healey, 12, Mill Brow, Earby, died of wounds 24th

July, 1917. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM HODGSON, Grenadier Guards, son of

Mr. & Mrs. Hodgson, Stephen Moor Lodge, Tosside, Settle, killed in

action 31st July, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM MITCHELL, Northumberland

Fusiliers, formerly of 5, James Street, Salterforth, died at Leicester

Hospital 17th July, 1917. Aged 32 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE MATTHEW HOLMES, Grenadier Guards, late

of High Greenfield, Buckden, killed in action 31st July, 1917.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT H. MAUDSLEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

37, Rowland Street, Skipton, presumed killed about July, 1917. Aged 33

years.]

[Illustration: BOY FIRST-CLASS FRANK R. POLLARD, H.M.S.

_Vanguard_, son of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Pollard, Skipton, killed by the

blowing up of his ship 9th July, 1917. Aged 17 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST PLATT, A.S.C., son of Councillor

Joseph Platt. Highfield Terrace, Skipton, died in Salonika 20th July,

1917. Aged 35 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EDGAR ROBINSON, Yorks Regt., son of Mr.

& Mrs. Robinson, Austwick, killed in action July, 1917. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: DRUMMER JOHN STORK, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Stork, Alexandra Buildings, Skipton, killed in

action 2nd July, 1917. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL HARRY SYKES, Border Regt., son

of Mr. Henry Sykes, 57, Aire View, Silsden, killed in action 18th July,

1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER W. TEMPEST, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. James Tempest, 33, Brook Street, Skipton, killed in

action 11th July, 1917. Aged 34 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER T. WHITHAM, R.G.A., son of Mr. & Mrs.

Joseph Whitham, Oak Terrace, Coates, Barnoldswick, killed in action

11th July, 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. PACKARD, Sherwood Foresters, of

Castle Hill, Settle, killed in action 26th July, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE BULLOCK, Machine Gun Corps, son

of Mr. Robert Bullock, Castle Hill, Settle, died of heat stroke in

Mesopotamia 18th July, 1917. Aged 20 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY GOSS, Northumberland Fusiliers,

of Chapel Street, Settle, killed in action 4th July, 1917. Aged 38

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. W. OGDEN, York & Lancs. Regt., of 8,

Boot Street, Earby, killed in action 14th July, 1917. Aged 39 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE WILSON, West Yorks Regt., son of

Mr. & Mrs. George Wilson, 8, Edmondson Street, Barnoldswick, killed in

action 16th August, 1917. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: BOMBARDIER JOHN EDWARD LOVICK, R.F.A., son of

Mrs. H. Lovick, 207, Gisburn Road, Barnoldswick, died of wounds 26th

March, 1918. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS GILBERT PITCHFORD, Duke of

Well.’s Regt., of New Houses, Brogden, killed in action 28th March,

1918.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE MASON, M.T. A.S.C., of Slack,

Dent., killed in action July, 1917.]

[Illustration: DRIVER MAURICE RISHWORTH, R.F.A., son of Mr.

& Mrs. Noah Rishworth, Ickornshaw, Cowling, died from heat stroke in

Mesopotamia 11th July, 1917. Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE MOSES BAXTER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of the late Mr. Thomas Baxter, plasterer, Skipton, died of wounds

11th August, 1917. Aged 33 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES AUTON, Yorks. Light Infantry, son

of the late Samuel and Mrs. Auton, Bentham, died of wounds 5th August,

1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT BELL, Staffs Regt., oldest son

of Mr. & Mrs. John Bell, Seedhill Terrace, Steeton, killed in action

8th August, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM BROOKS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 3, Croft Street, Earby, killed in action August, 1917. Aged 26

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HENRY BROWN, York & Lancs. Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. William Brown, 53, Keighley Road, Skipton, killed in

action 15th August, 1917. Aged 25 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE PARKER BATESON, North Stafford Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Bateson, Stud Fold, Horton-in-Ribblesdale, died in

Mesopotamia 3rd August 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT A. M. BOOTH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Booth, Sunny Bank, Austwick, presumed killed 27th

August, 1917. Aged 33 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH COATES, East Surrey Regt., of

Tufton Street, Silsden, son of Councillor and Mrs. H. Coates, died in

hospital at Canterbury 3rd August, 1917. Aged 35 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT VICTOR CHILD, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 14, Clitheroe Street, Skipton, killed in action 12th August, 1917.

Aged 32 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL JOHN CORK, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mr. Fred Cork, Sheep Street, Skipton, killed in action

9th August, 1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER JOHN COKELL, R.F.A., son of Mr. & Mrs.

Samuel Cokell, Castle Hill, Settle, killed in action 13th August, 1917.

Aged 23 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN CAPSTICK, South Staffs Regt., of

Howgill, Sedbergh, died in hospital at Bombay, India 4th August, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE NATHIAS DIXON, Coldstream Guards, son

of Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Dixon, Grange Farm, Buckden, killed in action 1st

August, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM DEWHURST, Royal Scots, of 16, Far

East View, Barnoldswick, killed in action 28th August, 1917. Aged 41

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE FISHER, Durham Light Infantry,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Fisher, 19, Tufton Street, Silsden, killed in action

29th August, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE C. H. GELDARD, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 22, Wellington Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 28th August,

1917. Aged 31 years.]

[Illustration: SERGEANT WILLIAM IRELAND, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of 36, Westmoreland Street, Skipton, killed in action August,

1917. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER WILLIAM JACKSON, Machine Gun Corps,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Hammond Jackson, Rockwood Lodge, Skipton, died in

Mesopotamia from enteric fever 10th August, 1917. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE C. H. JACKSON, East Lancs. Regt., son

of Mrs. Jackson, Rock Villa, Westhouse, Ingleton, killed in action 9th

August, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE EDGAR KAY, York & Lancs. Regt., of 11,

New Road, Earby, killed in action 16th August, 1917. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER HAROLD E. LEWTHWAITE, R.F.A., son of Mr.

& Mrs. Isaac Lewthwaite, Brougham Street, Skipton, killed in action

24th August, 1917. Aged 26 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE BASIL GILL NEWALL, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., son of Mrs. Newall, Deerstones, Beamsley, died of wounds 8th

August, 1917. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE LEONARD NELSON, Border Regt., formerly

of Bentham, son of Mrs. Nelson, Walton Farm, Cantsfield, died of wounds

24th August, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE HUBERT PICKERING, Duke of Well.’s

Regt., of Vicarage Road, Kelbrook, killed in action 3rd August, 1917.

Aged 27 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER WILFRED RUSHWORTH, R.F.A., son of Mr. &

Mrs. Rushworth, Station Road, Steeton, killed in action August, 1917.

Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM THORNBER, Sherwood Foresters,

son of Mr. & Mrs. Briggs, Bolton-by-Bowland, killed in action August,

1917. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE J. THACKERAY, West Yorks. Regt., of

Crag Row, Salterforth, killed in action 28th August, 1917. Aged 36

years.]

[Illustration: BOMBARDIER G. A. THOMPSON, M.M., Royal Field

Artillery, son of Mr. & Mrs. T. Thompson, Main Street, Sedbergh, killed

in action August, 1917. Aged 44 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE WILSON, West Yorks. Regt., son

of Mr. & Mrs. George Wilson, 8, Edmondson Street, Barnoldswick, killed

in action 15th August, 1917. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE WEBSTER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

son of Mrs. Webster, Fairfax Street, Skipton, killed in action 1st

August, 1917.]

[Illustration: GUNNER HARTLEY WILSON, R. N. Merchant Service,

son of Mr. & Mrs. George Wilson, 20, Gisburn Street, Barnoldswick,

died of typhoid fever at Lagos, West Africa, 8th August, 1917. Aged 25

years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE H. PEARSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of

Sedbergh, killed in action 27th August, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE BERTIE WILKIN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,

of 35, Phillip Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 13th August,

1917. Aged 24 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER WILLIAM WEBSTER, R.F.A., son of Mr. &

Mrs. Webster, Nappa Scar, Askrigg, died in hospital in France from

pneumonia 5th August, 1917. Aged 22 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL ALFRED WOODHOUSE, Royal Berks.

Regt., son of Mr. James Woodhouse, 9, Alder Hill Street, Earby, died of

wounds 11th August, 1917.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBINSON WATERWORTH, East Yorks. Regt.,

of 26, Melbourne Mount, Barnoldswick, killed in action 25th August,

1917. Aged 34 years.]

[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL FOSTER YERKISS, Royal Berks.

Regt., eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Yerkiss, 25, James Street, Earby,

died of wounds 11th August, 1917. Aged 21 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN BAILEY, South Staffs. Regt., of

35, Long Ing Lane, Barnoldswick, killed in action 26th September, 1917.

Aged 36 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE BERT COWGILL, Northumberland Fusiliers,

son of Mr. Bryant Cowgill, Spring Terrace, Earby, killed in action 16th

August, 1917. Aged 29 years.]

[Illustration: GUNNER WILLIE ATKINSON, s.s. _Hockwood_, son

of Mrs. Atkinson, 30, Skipton Road, Silsden, drowned at sea 10th

September, 1917. Aged 19 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE H. CAPSTICK, Northumberland Fusiliers,

of Cowgill, killed in action September, 1917. Aged 18 years.]

[Illustration: PRIVATE BEN BEAUMONT, Sherwood Foresters, son

of Mr. & Mrs. Beaumont, Hebden, officially presumed killed 17th Sept.,

1917. Aged 24 years.]