Chapel Street, Silsden, drowned at sea 17th September, 1917. Aged 26
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY COCKETT, South African Regt., son
of Mr. H. Cockett, Hawes, killed in action 20th September, 1917. Aged
18 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES CRAGG, Northumberland Fusiliers,
son of Mrs. Cragg, Settlebeck, Sedbergh, presumed killed 9th September,
1917.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL A. C. C. DUTTON, South African Regt.,
son of the late Reverend C. A. Dutton, Rector of Lothersdale, and Mrs.
Dutton, Gargrave, killed in action 20th September, 1917. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE NICHOLAS GELDARD, Duke of
Well.’s Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Geldard, Strop Lane,
Bolton-by-Bowland, killed in action 17th September, 1917. Aged 22
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM GROVES, Northumberland
Fusiliers, of 5, Chapel Square, Earby, died of wounds 26th September,
1917. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES HOOD, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. Isaac Hood, 4, Bolton Street, Addingham, presumed killed 3rd
September, 1917. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT HARDISTY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of the late Mr. Robert Hardisty, Blacksmith, Skipton, died of
wounds 2nd September, 1917. Aged 36 years.]
[Illustration: SAPPER JOSEPH HALSTEAD, R.E., of 16, Red Lion
Street, Earby, killed in action 23rd September, 1917. Aged 32 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST HARDCASTLE, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. H. Hardcastle, Swartha, Silsden, killed in
action 21st September, 1917. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. H. HORSMAN, Royal Scots Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. A. Horsman, Southfield Terrace, Addingham, killed in
action 26th September, 1917. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: SIGNALLER WILLIAM W. JACKSON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs., William Jackson, Dub Cote, Horton, killed in
action 20th September, 1917. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED P. HERD, South Staffs. Regt., of
Howgill, Sedbergh, killed in action 26th Sept., 1917.]
[Illustration: GUNNER R. G. METCALFE, R.G.A., of 1, Watkinson
Street, Skipton, killed in action 4th Sept., 1917.]
[Illustration: GUNNER LAPEDGE MONKS, R.F.A., of 42, Willow
Bank, Barnoldswick, killed in action 25th Sept., 1917. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: DRIVER DAVID MASON, Australian Corps, son of
Mr. Tom Mason, Chapel Street, Silsden, died of wounds 30th September,
1917. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT ERNEST NUSSEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. T. Nussey, 77, Colne Road, Earby, killed in action
September, 1917. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER EDGAR PARKER, R.G.A., son of Mr. D.
Parker, Stoops Farm, Kelbrook, died of wounds 25th September, 1917.
Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE C. T. RAINFORD, Surrey Regt., son of
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Rainford, Stone Trough Inn, Kelbrook, killed in action
21st September, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN M. RAW, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. R. Raw, Gawthrop, Dent, killed in action 20th September,
1917. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES SEYMOUR, West Yorks Regt., of 18,
Green End Avenue, Earby, died of wounds 1st September, 1917. Aged 39
years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER ARTHUR SNEATH, R.F.A., of Barnoldswick,
died from gas poisoning in France 30th September, 1917. Aged 40 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL ARTHUR SLATER, Machine Gun
Corps, son of Mr. & Mrs. Slater, 39, Skipton Road, Barnoldswick, killed
in action 30th September, 1917. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES L. TRANTER, West Yorks Regt.,
son of Mr. Charles Tranter, Byron Street, Skipton, killed in action
September, 1917. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE BERNARD TENNANT, Manchester Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. J. Tennant, Manor House, Buckden, killed in action 9th
September, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE MICHAEL TAYLOR, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Taylor, 239, Gisburn Road, Barnoldswick, killed in
action 20th Sept., 1917. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES WALKER, Tyneside Scottish, son
of Mr. & Mrs. Walker, 14, Lower West Avenue, Barnoldswick, died in
hospital in France 1st September, 1917. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: BOMBARDIER H. WHITTAKER, R.F.A., son of Mr. &
Mrs. Whittaker, 54, Skipton Road, Earby, died of wounds 1st September,
1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HAYDON WOOD, West Yorks Regt., of 17,
East View, Barnoldswick, killed in action 13th September, 1917. Aged 37
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE G. E. WALKER, Australian Exped. Force,
son of Mr. & Mrs. G. Walker, Water Street, Skipton, killed in action
27th September, 1917. Aged 32 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT WALKER, Northumberland
Fusiliers, son of Mr. & Mrs. C. Walker, Beech Mount, Cononley, killed
in action 14th Sept., 1917. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM ARNER, Border Regt., son of Mr.
& Mrs. G. Arner, Sedbergh, killed in action 12th October, 1917. Aged 23
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM WATERS, East Lancs. Regt., son of
Mrs. Waters, Grassington, died of wounds 24th September, 1917. Aged 22
years.]
[Illustration: SAPPER J. W. WHITFIELD, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
only son of Mr. & Mrs. T. W. Whitfield, Linton, killed in action 9th
October, 1917. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL ARTHUR NEWBOULD, Loyal North
Lancs. Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Newbould, Hebden, died of wounds
30th July, 1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE H. D. COWMAN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
grandson of the late Mr. Henry Cowman, Skipton, died of wounds 7th
September, 1917. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM ASHTON, Border Regt., son of Mr. &
Mrs. Ashton, 14, James Street, Earby killed in action October, 1917.
Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: REGT. QUARTER-MASTER SERGT. BRIGGS, Duke of
Well.’s Regt., of 22, Ermysted Street, Skipton, died at his home
October, 1917. Aged 45 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT JAMES BOLTON, Border Regt., of 40,
Wellington Street, Barnoldswick, officially presumed killed 26th
October, 1917. Aged 27 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE B. BLAND, Machine Gun Corps, formerly
of Skipton, died of gas poisoning 21st October, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HENRY BLAKEY, T. Reserve, son of Mr. &
Mrs. Blakey, Grassington, died from septic poisoning at Cannock Chase
Hospital, Rugeley, October, 1917. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER CHARLES BATLEY, R.G.A., formerly a
Police Constable at Skipton, killed in action 26th October, 1917. Aged
26 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT BROOKS, Northumberland
Fusiliers, of Millthrop, Sedbergh, killed in action 26th October, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE SAM BUTLER, Northumberland Fusiliers,
of 31, Highfield Road, Earby, killed in action 14th October, 1917. Aged
35 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL JACK COLES, Yorks. Hussars, son of Mr.
William Coles, Station Master, Skipton, killed in action 9th October,
1917. Aged 27 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE E. C. DAWSON, Northumberland Fusiliers,
of Coldcotes, Ingleton, killed in action 26th October, 1917. Aged 26
years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT ALEC. CLARK, Devonshire Regt., of 2,
King Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 2nd October, 1917. Aged 27
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM CARR, York & Lancs. Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Carr, Whitehill House, Dale Head, killed in action
October, 1917. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN CARR, Grenadier Guards, son of Mr.
& Mrs. Carr, Whitehill House, Dale Head, died of wounds 14th October,
1917. Aged 32 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN DINSDALE, Yorks. Regt., of Hawes,
killed in action October, 1917. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE BEN DOBBY, Yorks. Regt., son of Mr.
Thomas Dobby, North Street, Gargrave, killed in action October, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT EDMONDSON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. J. T. Edmondson, Strandridge Farm,
Barnoldswick, killed in action 16th October, 1917. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CLIFTON EMMOTT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
only son of Mr. & Mrs. Tom Emmott, Glenview, Grassington, killed in
action 9th October, 1917. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE PERCY ELLIOTT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
brother of Mrs. J. S. Mooney, 16, Back Water Street, Skipton, died in
France 14th October, 1917. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE PERCY FLETCHER, East Lancs. Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. J. Fletcher, Laburnum Cottages, Ingleton, died of wounds
October, 1917. Aged 33 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER ALDER FRIEND, R.F.A., son of Mr. & Mrs.
Arthur Friend, Ryland Street, Crosshills, died from gas poisoning in
France 9th October, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST MAURICE GARRETT, South Staffs.
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. James Garrett, Craven House, Newtown,
Barnoldswick, presumed killed 25th October, 1917. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER COULSON FRYER, R.F.A., of 11, Sun
Street, Cowling, killed in action 22nd October, 1917.]
[Illustration: RIFLEMAN W. H. GARNETT, King’s Royal Rifles,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Ashton Garnett, 1, Chapel Street, Carleton, killed in
action October, 1917. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ORLANDO GARNETT, Manchester Regt., son
of Mr. J. W. Garnett, Burn Mill, Sedbergh, died of wounds 4th October,
1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM GARNER, Loyal North Lancs.
Regt., of Park Lane, Cowling, killed in action October. 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED GARDINER, West Yorks Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. Gardiner, 2, East View, Kelbrook, killed in action 9th
October, 1917. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL ARTHUR A. HARDISTY, New Zealand
(Otago) Regt., son of the late Police Inspector Hardisty, Barnoldswick,
killed in action 12th October, 1917. Aged 45 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL W. P. HARRAGAN, Machine Gun Corps, of
Skipton, died of appendicitis at Whalley hospital 4th October, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRISON HEYWORTH, Labour Battn.,
formerly of 26, Denton Street, Barnoldswick, died from syncope in
France 6th October, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES H. HANDBY, Canadian Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Handby, Leak House, Austwick, killed in action 2nd
October, 1917. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WALTER HARTLEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. W. Hartley, Langcliffe, died of wounds October, 1917. Aged
22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE S. K. HADLEY, Canadian Regt., son
of Mr. S. C. Hadley, Station Master, Addingham, died of wounds 18th
October, 1917. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE GILBERT HAWORTH, Lancs. Fusiliers, son
of Mr. & Mrs. John Haworth, 19, Clifford Street, Barnoldswick, killed
in action 13th October, 1917. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS HEALEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. E. Healey, School Terrace, Salterforth, killed in
action 9th October, 1917. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD HOYLES, East Lancs. Regt., of
Dawson Street, Skipton, killed in action 5th October, 1917. Aged 37
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM C. HARTLEY, Machine Gun Corps,
son of Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Hartley, Belgravia, Skipton, killed in action
30th October, 1917. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE NATHAN B. IVESON, Yorks Regt., son of
the late Mr. & Mrs. Iveson, Gayle, Hawes, killed in action October,
1917. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT W. JENKINS, West Yorks Regt., of 22,
Hallam’s Yard, Skipton, killed in action 9th October, 1917. Aged 22
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST JOWETT, Royal Fusiliers, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Squire Jowett, 14, South Avenue, Barnoldswick, killed in
action 26th October, 1917. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES KNIGHT, M.M., Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mrs. Knight, 33, Albert Street, Earby, died of wounds
13th October, 1917. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES LEATT, New Zealand Forces, son of
Mrs. Leatt, Pendle Street, Skipton, killed in action 4th October, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM MOORHOUSE, Machine Gun Corps,
son of Mrs. Moorhouse, Primrose Hill, Skipton, killed in action 6th
October, 1917. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE PERCY MACEFIELD, Manchester Regt., of
11, Otley Street, Skipton, killed in action 7th October, 1917. Aged 35
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN T. METCALFE, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of 8, Russell Street, Skipton, killed in action 9th October,
1917. Aged 37 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM MASON, K.O.Y.L.I., son of Mr.
William Mason, Birkrigg, Garsdale, died in hospital in France 12th
October, 1917. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL A. V. METCALFE, M.M., R.F.A., son of
Mr. Robert Metcalfe, Barrow, formerly of Skipton, died of wounds 13th
October, 1917. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY NUTTER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Levi Nutter, Rook Street, Barnoldswick, died of
wounds 17th October, 1917. Aged 38 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HAROLD ROWLEY, Northumberland
Fusiliers, son of Mr. & Mrs. J. S. Rowley, The Square, Snedhill, Salop,
died of wounds, 6th October, 1917. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM G. RAMPLING, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. A. Rampling, 40, Russell Street, Skipton,
killed in action 9th October, 1917. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN READ, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of Mr. William Read, Wheatlands House, Crosshills, killed in action
October, 1917.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL WILLIAM ROBINSON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mrs. H. Robinson, Main Street, Bentham, killed in action
9th October, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS G. ROBERTS, Northumberland
Fusiliers, son of Mr. & Mrs. W. G. Roberts, Roseberry Terrace,
Barnoldswick, killed in action 16th October, 1917. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: PIONEER ANGUS ROSS, R.E., late of Hellifield,
died of dysentery in East Africa, 19th October, 1917. Aged 32 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. R. ROBERTS, Royal Fusiliers, late of
9, Havre Park, Barnoldswick, killed in action 30th October, 1917. Aged
19 years.]
[Illustration: DRIVER J. W. SHUTTLEWORTH, R.G.A., son of Mr. &
Mrs. R. Shuttleworth, 6, East View, Carleton, killed in action October,
1917. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HASLAM SMITH, R.A.M.C., son of Mrs. C.
Smith, North Street, Sutton, died from gas poisoning in France 17th
October, 1917. Aged 34 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL TOM HARRY SMITH, Grenadier Guards, of
Bentham, killed in action 11th October, 1917. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE SANDERSON, Somerset Light
Infantry, son of Mr. & Mrs. John Sanderson, 13, Butts, Barnoldswick,
killed in action 19th October, 1917. Aged 27 years.]
[Illustration: SAPPER WALTER SNOWDEN, Royal Engineers, of
Garden Terrace, Cowling, died of pneumonia 30th October, 1917, at
Weymouth.]
[Illustration: GUNNER THOMAS SIMPSON, R.F.A., son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Simpson, Sheepwash Farm, Rathmell, died of wounds 24th October,
1917. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. G. STAINTON, Dorset Regt., son of
Mr. T. Stainton, Kendall’s Square, Sedbergh, killed in action 16th
October, 1917. Aged 37 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY SHARPLES, Durham Light Infantry,
son of Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Sharpies, 29, West Avenue, Barnoldswick, killed
in action 28th October, 1917. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER THOMAS TOWNSON, Royal Field Artillery,
son of Mrs. Townson, 5, Waddington Street, Earby, killed in action 7th
October, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD TOWNSON, Royal Scots Fusiliers,
of 9, Brook Street, Earby, presumed killed 22nd October, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE TOWLER, Canadian Infantry, son
of Mrs. Towler, Stainforth, Settle, killed in action 26th October,
1917. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CARROL WILSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. Thomas Wilson, 5, Co-operative Street, Barnoldswick, killed
in action 9th October, 1917. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT WARING, Manchester Regt., of 2,
Bolland Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 1st October, 1917. Aged
28 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM WATSON, York & Lancs. Regt., of
Main Street, Embsay, died of wounds October, 1917. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN WADESON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Private J. H. Wadeson, Bank End, Ingleton, killed in action
October, 1917. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE PERCY P. WHITFIELD, Canterbury Infantry
Regt., son of Mr. Frank Whitfield, Hazeldene, Bentham, killed in action
9th October, 1917. Aged 38 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES WARD, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Ward, 24, Pembroke Street, Skipton, killed in action 9th
October, 1917. Aged 32 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES M. WILKINSON, Training Reserve,
son of Mrs. Fred Wilkinson, 31, Wellhouse Road, Barnoldswick, died of
pneumonia at Rugeley Camp, 29th October, 1917. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE BERTIE PHILIP EMSLEY, City of London
Royal Fusiliers, son of Mr. & Mrs. M. W. Emsley, High Street, Skipton,
reported missing 26th October, 1917; death officially presumed to have
taken place on or since that date.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK WARD, Royal Fusiliers, son of Mr.
& Mrs. John Ward, Clapham, killed in action October, 1917.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL ERNEST WOODHEAD, Royal
Engineers, son of Mr. & Mrs. Woodhead, formerly a constable at Settle,
died in France 27th October, 1917. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE P. J. HEBDEN, York & Lancs. Regt., son
of Mrs. Hebden, Castle Street, Skipton, missing since 9th October,
1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. J. WILLIAMSON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of 42, Skipton Road, Earby, killed in action 1st October, 1917.
Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS BRADLEY, Machine Gun Corps, son
of Mr. & Mrs. T. Bradley, Wards Garth, Austwick, died of wounds 3rd
November, 1917. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE S. ATKINSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of
Cross Close, Sedbergh, presumed killed in action 27th November, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM O. EMMOTT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Emmott, Castle Street, Skipton, killed in
action 26th November, 1917. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM HILTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
grandson of Mrs. Hilton, Langcliffe, Settle, killed in action 19th
April, 1918.]
[Illustration: REGT. SERGT.-MAJOR S. BROWNSWORTH, Leicester
Regt., son of Mrs. Brownsworth, Southport, and the late Mr.
Brownsworth, of Skipton, killed in action November, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE EDWARD BOWKER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of 35, Denton Street, Barnoldswick, officially presumed dead 27th
November, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST BREEKS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Brennand, 20, Rostle Top Road, Earby, killed in action 27th
November, 1917. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: SEAMAN FRANCIS BELL, H.M.S. _Glasgow_, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Bell, Addingham, died 22nd November, 1917.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL FRED BARRETT, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of 65, Newmarket Street, Skipton, killed in action 23rd
November, 1917. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT BATESON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Bateson, Station Cottage, Bell Busk, died of
wounds 28th Nov., 1917. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: SIGNALLER HENRY BANKS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
brother of Mrs. Adams, 18, River Place, Gargrave, died of wounds 28th
November, 1917. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER JAMES CATLOW, R.G.A., son of Mrs.
Catlow, 148, Keighley Road, Cowling, died of wounds 24th November,
1917.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL WALLACE CASON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Cason, 22, Dam Side Cottages, Skipton, killed in action
20th November, 1917.]
[Illustration: LANCE-SERGEANT HAROLD DAVIS, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of 13, Milton Street, Skipton, presumed killed 26th November,
1917. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED CHAPMAN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
late of Bradley, died of wounds 24th November, 1917. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT EIDSON, North Staffs. Regt., of
34, Westgate, Barnoldswick, killed in action 27th November, 1917. Aged
33 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS W. FENWICK, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of 18, Bolland Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 27th
November, 1917. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT WILLIAM NORMAN HOLMES, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of 5, West Bradley Street, Skipton, officially presumed killed
27th November, 1917. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT JOSEPH GIBSON, West Yorks Regt.,
formerly on the Police Force at Barnoldswick, died of wounds 22nd
November, 1917. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE PERCY HAWKSWELL, Northumberland
Fusiliers, son of Mrs. W. H. Hawkswell, 24, Water Street, Skipton,
killed in action 18th November, 1917. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE S. HARGREAVES, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Hargreaves, 124, Keighley Road, Skipton, presumed
killed 27th November, 1917.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL MAURICE HARGREAVES, Seaforth
Highlanders, formerly of Sun Street, Eastburn, killed in action
November, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH HOOLE, King’s Own Lancs. Regt.,
son of Mrs. Hoole, Preston, and formerly of Barnoldswick, died of
wounds 23rd November, 1917. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT HOLMES, Liverpool Regt., son
of Mr. Harry Holmes, Hazlewood, Bolton Abbey, killed in action 4th
November, 1917. Aged 36 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL THOMAS HANDLEY, of Wandra Garth
Cottage, Garsdale, killed in action 27th November, 1917. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR INGHAM, Durham Light Infantry,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Mason Ingham, 30, Devonshire Street, Skipton, killed
in action 3rd November, 1917. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE INSKIP, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. R. Inskip, Farnhill, killed in action 27th November, 1917.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL HARRY KIRKLEY, M.T., formerly of
Grassington, killed in action November, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE SAMUEL K. LAMBERT, Yorks Regt., son of
Mr. & Mrs. W. Kirk, Cotterdale, died of wounds 12th November, 1917.
Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE T. K. MASON, Highland Light Infantry,
son of Mr. & Mrs. T. K. Mason, Upper Sackville Street, Skipton, killed
in action 18th November, 1917. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL ARTHUR MOULE, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. H. Moule, 9, Beech Street, Steeton, died in
hospital in France November, 1917. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL GEORGE MELDRUM, Royal Engineers,
of Shuttleworth Street, Earby, died from smallpox at Baghdad 10th
November, 1917. Aged 48 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM METCALFE, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., late of Long Preston, died of wounds November, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE R. PETTY, M.M., son of Mrs. Petty,
Bishops House, Dunsop Bridge, Clitheroe, killed in action 20th
November, 1917. Aged 27 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT METCALFE, Royal Irish Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. William Metcalfe, Countersett, Askrigg, killed in
action 20th November, 1917. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES G. PRESTON, Lancs. Fusiliers,
son of Mr. & Mrs. James Preston, Askrigg, died of wounds 2nd November,
1917. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT SHIERS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Brown, 30, Lower North Avenue, Barnoldswick, presumed
killed 27th November, 1917. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT RALPH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. Ralph, 9, Lower Croft Street, Settle, died of wounds 21st
November, 1917. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM THOMPSON, South Wales Borderers, of
Crosshills, killed in action 6th Nov., 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY RILEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of the late Mr. Sam Riley, 6, Bennett Street, Skipton, killed in action
27th November, 1917. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH TOWNEND, Canadian Field
Ambulance, son of Mr. E. Townend, Lower Bentham, died of wounds 18th
November, 1917. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL HARRY TILLOTSON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. John Tillotson, 4, Stirling Street, Silsden,
died of wounds 23rd November, 1917. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Williams, 3, Sagar Terrace, Barnoldswick, died
of wounds 16th November, 1917. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. R. WISEMAN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. F. Wiseman, 39, Gisburn Road, Barnoldswick, killed in
action November, 1917. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM WALLBANK, Lincoln Regt., son of
Mr. & Mrs. R. Wallbank, Chapman Bank, Eldroth, Austwick, died of wounds
24th November, 1917. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER WILLIE WALTON, R.F.A., son of Mrs. John
Walton, Main Street, Kelbrook, died of wounds 28th November, 1917. Aged
19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS B. STOCKDALE, Border Regt. son
of Mrs. T. Stockdale, Mount Pleasant, Sedbergh, killed in action 27th
November, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JACK WATERWORTH, Highland Light
Infantry, son of Mrs. Waterworth, 22, East Hill Street, Barnoldswick,
killed in action 26th November, 1917. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK CARTER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Carter, 49, Tufton Street, Silsden, killed in action
27th November, 1917. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE WILSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wilson, Bank House Farm, Steeton, presumed
killed December, 1917. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD LAMBERT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. Richard Lambert, High Street, Steeton, killed in action
September, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RALPH HODGSON, K.O.Y.L.I., of Queen
Street, Steeton, died of wounds, September, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE A. MCLAUGHLIN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Bank Top, Ingleton, killed in action 22nd August, 1918. Aged 25
years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL WILLIAM DEWHURST, Machine Gun
Corps, of 3, Federation Street, Barnoldswick, reported missing since
30th November, 1917. Aged 35 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN F. BERRY, King’s Own Royal Lancs.
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. James Berry, 115, Euston Road, Morecambe, and
formerly of Barnoldswick, died of wounds 19th December, 1917. Aged 21
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WALTER JACKSON, Inniskilling Dragoons,
son of Mrs. Jackson, Rose Terrace, Embsay, died of wounds 10th
December, 1917. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL ALBERT DONALD, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. S. Donald, Brayside, Skipton, killed in action
26th March 1918. Aged 27 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE EDGAR HARGREAVES, Manchester Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. James Hargreaves, 78, Keighley Road, Skipton, killed in
action March, 1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS C. BENTHAM, of 8, Earl Street,
Colne, and formerly of Gargrave, died of wounds 3rd December, 1917.
Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: RIFLEMAN GEORGE WILLIAM BURTON, London Regt.,
son of Mr. R. Burton, New Street, Sedbergh, died of wounds 6th
December, 1917. Aged 34 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER HARRY DAVEY, R.F.A., son of Mr. & Mrs.
C. Davey, Smithy House Farm, Cowling, killed in action 1st December,
1917. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN DENT, Border Regt., son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Dent, Burton House, Rylstone, died of wounds 4th December,
1917. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR FOSTER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. Foster, Addingham, died of wounds 30th December, 1917. Aged
37 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL JOHN HITCHIN, Argyll and
Sutherland Highlanders, son of Mr. & Mrs. John Hitchin, Prospect House,
Long Preston, torpedoed on board H.M.S. Aragon, off the coast of Egypt,
30th December, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES E. HYMAS, Northumberland
Fusiliers, formerly of Rylstone, died in France 13th December, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE M. KNIGHT, Coldstream Guards,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Knight, 11, Alma Terrace, Skipton, died of wounds 2nd
Dec., 1917. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN METCALFE, West Yorks Regt., son
of Mr. Joseph Metcalfe, East Parade, Steeton, killed in action 5th
December, 1917. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. W. MIDDLETON, East Lancs. Regt.,
son-in-law of Mr. & Mrs. Driver, 7, Nelson Street, Skipton, killed in
action 2nd December, 1917. Aged 34 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL E. METCALFE, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mrs. Metcalfe, Glenroyd, Park Avenue, Skipton, died of
wounds 3rd December, 1917. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER TOM NICHOLLS, R.F.A., formerly of
Grassington, died in hospital at Ilkley, Dec. 1917. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT CHARLES PEACHY, M.M., Duke of Well.’s
Regt., formerly of 1, Whelpstone Grove, Settle, killed in action 12th
December, 1917. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS B. RENTON, Machine Gun Corps,
son of Mr. Joseph Renton, Hetton, died of wounds 1st December, 1917.
Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WALTER ROBINSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Albert Robinson, Ivy Mount, Thornton, killed in
action 11th December, 1917. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES SHUTTLEWORTH, A.S.C., of
Hardcastle’s Yard, Skipton, died of dysentery in Egypt 7th December,
1917. Aged 39 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIE SIMONS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Simons, Wighill Street, Sutton, died in
Germany 12th December, 1917.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL W. SANDERSON, M.M., King’s Royal
Rifles, formerly of High Bentham, killed in action 6th December, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES O. TATTERSALL, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. James Tattersall, 11, Leonard Street, Barnoldswick,
killed in action 14th December, 1917. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL H. WILKINSON, A.S.C., of
Bolton-by-Bowland, drowned on board the _Aragon_, 30th December, 1917.
Aged 36 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS WHITEHEAD, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of Moor View, Hebden, killed in action 2nd December, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY VINTNER, West Yorks Regt., of
Steeton, presumed killed 12th December, 1917. Aged 39 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CHRISTOPHER CHAPMAN, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., formerly of Grassington, died of wounds 5th December, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN SUGDEN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. William Sugden, Bolton Road, Silsden, died of wounds
December, 1917. Aged 32 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES METCALFE, New Zealand Corps,
formerly of Kettlewell, died of wounds December, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE R. H. RICHARDSON, Northumberland
Fusiliers, son of Mrs. Richardson, The Green, Settle, died in hospital
in France 23rd December, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD WILLIAM BEARD, R.F.C., son of
Private Samson Beard, Skipton, died in hospital in France 22nd January,
1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL WILLIAM EGGLESTONE, Coldstream Guards,
son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Egglestone, Aireville Grange, Skipton, died of
wounds 26th January, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: SAPPER WILLIAM BALDERSTONE, R.E.. of 19,
Midland Street, Skipton, died of dysentery in Egypt 2nd January, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WALTER LEEMING, West Yorks Regt.,
formerly of Giggleswick, killed in action 7th January, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE DAWSON PARKINSON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., formerly of Nook Cottage, Bolton-by-Bowland, died a prisoner of
war in Germany January, 1918. Aged 38 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE G. H. PERRETT, West Yorks Regt., son of
Mr. Perrett, Station Master, Bell Busk, killed in action 31st January,
1918.]
[Illustration: SAPPER W. G. HAGGAS, Royal Engineers, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Haggas, formerly of Sutton, died in Newark War Hospital,
January, 1918.]
[Illustration: SEAMAN ERNEST SPEIGHT, H.M.S. _Victory_, of
Cononley, lost on board a Mine Sweeper 18th January, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES SPENCER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. John Spencer, George Street, Carleton, died of wounds
10th January, 1918. Aged 33 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. M. TOPLEY, R.G.A., son-in-law of the
late Mr. & Mrs. Frank Whitaker, Bolton Abbey, died in hospital at Dover
18th January, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS HENRY RILEY, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mrs. Riley, 33, Russell Street, Skipton, killed in action
28th February, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HEATON BAILEY, R.A.M.C., son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Bailey, Bolton Road, Silsden, died of pneumonia at Tring
Military Hospital, 6th March, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES HENRY RALPH, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Ralph, 19, King Street, Barnoldswick,
officially presumed killed 3rd May, 1917. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: ABLE SEAMAN CHRISTOPHER WANE, H.M.S. Opal, son
of Mrs. Wane, Marton Road, Gargrave, drowned at sea 12th January, 1918.
Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HENRY PARRINGTON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Parrington, 26, Rowland Street, Skipton,
killed in action 27th February, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE SYDNEY PLUMB, Royal Scots Fusiliers,
son of Mrs. Plumb, Aireview, Silsden, killed in action December, 1917.]
[Illustration: SEAMAN JOHN BARLOW, R.N., son of Mr. & Mrs. T.
Barlow, Calf Head Road, Barnoldswick, died of pneumonia at Scapa Flow,
8th February, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HAROLD HODGSON, Australian A.S.C.,
a native of Settle, died of pneumonia at Fovant Camp, Wiltshire,
February, 1918. Aged 33 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER GEORGE THISTLETHWAITE, Royal Field
Artillery, second son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Thistlethwaite, Main Street,
Austwick, died of wounds 25th February, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE R. WILSON, A.S.C., of Lower Bentham,
died at Hursley Military Hospital 3rd February, 1918. Aged 36 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES VARLEY, Royal Fusiliers, son of
Mrs. Varley, West Marton, accidentally killed in France 8th February,
1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE NORMAN WATSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
grandson of Mrs. William Greenwood, Falcon Cliffe, Steeton, died of
wounds 12th February, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT JOHN JAMES BROWN, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of 51, Eastgate, Skipton, killed by a sniper in France 31st
March, 1918. Aged 33 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER HERBERT AIREY, R.F.A., son of Mr. & Mrs.
Frank Airey, 53, Otley Street, Skipton, killed in action 30th March,
1918. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN WARD, Yorks Regt., son of the late
John and Mrs. Ward, 24, Pembroke Street, Skipton, killed in action 21st
March, 1918. Aged 38 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE E. ASTIN, East Yorks Regt., of Fair
View, Skipton, died of wounds 8th April, 1918. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HEBDEN WALKER, Prince of Wales Yorks.
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Walker, 37, Longroyd Road, Earby, died
of pneumonia in France 5th February, 1918. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST EDWARD CARTER, Northumberland
Fusiliers, son of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Carter, 5, Neville Street, Skipton,
died of wounds 27th March, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: RIFLEMAN HARRY BIRCH, King’s Royal Rifles, son
of Mr. & Mrs. Birch, 4, Ermysted Street, Skipton, officially presumed
killed 17th August, 1917.]
[Illustration: GUNNER JOHN W. WHITTAKER, R.F.A., of Cowling,
died of wounds 23rd March, 1918.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT TOM HEAPS, M.M., Canadian Trench
Battery, of Model Village, Ingleton, killed in action 30th March, 1918.
Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: RIFLEMAN MAURICE COWGILL, West Yorks Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. Cowgill, Sunset Café, Colne Road, Earby, killed in action
27th March, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER HERBERT EWART WHIPP, R.F.A., grandson of
the late Mr. Wm. Baxter, Brook Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action
26th March, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE COLIN ASHTON, Royal Warwick Regt.,
eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Ashton, 41, Harrison Street,
Barnoldswick, killed in action 24th March, 1918. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RALPH ALDERSON, Grenadier Guards, son
of Mr. T. Alderson, Gayle, Hawes, killed in action 27th March, 1918. He
was awarded the Military Medal for conspicuous bravery.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE REUBEN FRYERS, Labour Corps, of 47,
Collin Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 21st March, 1918. Aged 20
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR WALTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of 20, Gladstone Terrace, Earby, officially presumed killed 27th
November, 1917. Aged 38 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN BERRY, New Zealand Rifles, eldest
son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Berry, Daisy Mount, Airton, killed in action 26th
March, 1918. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER ERNEST SHERWOOD, R.F.A., of 56, Russell
Street, Skipton, killed in action 23rd March, 1918. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE L. BLACKWELL, South Staffs. Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. W. Blackwell, Higher Clough, Dale Head, Clitheroe, killed
in action 10th March, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RATCLIFFE BRIDGE, Lancashire Fusiliers,
son of Mr. & Mrs. W. Bridge, Lower West Avenue, Barnoldswick, killed in
action 17th March, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT G. CATON, M.M., K.O.Y.L.I., of Kirkby
Malham, killed in action 27th March, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE EDGAR PERCY SMITH, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of Newmarket Street, Skipton, killed in action 14th March, 1918.
Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE SYDNEY WHITAKER, West Yorks Regt., son
of Mr. William Whitaker, Brooklyn, Grassington, officially presumed
killed in action 3rd May, 1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE MAURACE LUND, Duke of Well.’s Regt. son
of Mr. & Mrs. J. Lund, 14, Dawson Street, Skipton, killed in action
27th November, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE HENRY METCALFE, Trench Mortar
Battery, of 60, Tufton Street, Silsden, killed in action 10th March,
1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CYRUS COCKSHOTT, West Yorks Regt., son
of Mr. Wilcock Cockshott, Seed Hill Terrace, Steeton, killed in action
21st March, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY CLOUGH, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of
Steeton, killed in action 31st March, 1918. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS CORE, Northumberland Fusiliers,
son of Mr. J. E. Core, Spring Gardens, Skipton, officially presumed
killed 21st March, 1918. Aged 34 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR CLARK, K.O.Y.L.I., son of Mr. &
Mrs. Clark, 12, Hardcastle’s Yard, Skipton, reported killed 22nd March,
1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH EMMOTT, Leicester Regt., son of
Mr. & Mrs. William Emmott, 8, Bennett Street, Skipton, killed in action
23rd March, 1918. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE AMBROSE EMMOTT, Royal Marines, son of
Mrs. Emmott, School Lane, Addingham, killed in action 21st March, 1918.
Aged 35 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL JOSEPH FLETCHER, Royal Engineers, son
of Mr. James Fletcher, Ingleton, killed in action March, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ALFRED MAROONEY, Coldstream Guards,
son of Mr. & Mrs. John Marooney, 2, Bradley Street, Skipton, killed in
action 27th March, 1918. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE EDWARD FORREST, Northumberland
Fusiliers, of 17, Shuttleworth Street, Earby, presumed killed 21st
March, 1918.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL GREENHALGH, R.F.A., of 23, Bolland
Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 21st March, 1918. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL JAMES HODKINSON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mrs. Hodkinson, Crosshills, killed in action March, 1918.
Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT J. JEFFREY, M.M., R.F.A., son of the
late Mr. Jeffrey, printer, Skipton, reported missing 21st March, 1918;
presumed killed on that date.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM M. METCALFE, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of the late John & Mrs. Metcalfe, Weathercote, Ingleton,
killed in action 30th March, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT WILLIAM A. MURGATROYD, D.C.M., Royal
Fusiliers, son of Mr. & Mrs. W. Murgatroyd, Rock Villa, Skipton, killed
in action 20th March, 1918. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE G. T. MIDDLETON, Australian Pioneer
Battn., son of Mrs. Middleton, Dent, died of pneumonia March, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM NICHOLSON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. John Nicholson, Midland Street, Skipton,
killed in action 28th March, 1918. Aged 27 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE T. H. PEARCE, King’s Own Yorks. Light
Infantry, of Giggleswick, died a prisoner of war in Germany 22nd March,
1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED SUTCLIFFE, Leicestershire Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Abraham Sutcliffe, 8, Arthur Street, Barnoldswick,
killed in action 21st March, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER JOHN SLINGER, R.F.A., son of Mr. James
Slinger, Clapham, killed in action 21st March, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE T. SWALES, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of Mr. T. Swales, Rylstone, reported missing 16th March, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES SIMMS, M.M., K.O.Y.L.I., son
of Mrs. Simms, 3, West Bradley Street, Skipton, killed in action 31st
March, 1918. Aged 38 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RENNIE THORNTON, Royal Highlanders
Regt., of 24, Lower East Avenue, Barnoldswick, killed in action 8th
March, 1918. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: AIR MECHANIC T. H. STEPHENS, son of Mr.
Stephens, Newby Road, Farnhill, accidentally killed in France 26th
March, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RALPH SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. James Smith, 3, Garden Terrace, Cowling, killed in action
27th March, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. SMITH, Leicester Regt., of Turner
Ford, Clapham Station, presumed killed in action 22nd March, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES S. WILLIAMSON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mrs. Williamson, 42, Skipton Road, Earby, died of wounds
17th March, 1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL WILLIE WEBSTER, Enniskillen
Fusiliers, son of Mr. H. Webster, Moor Top Farm, Cononley, died of gas
poisoning in France 23rd March, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ELI WATERWORTH, M.M., Northumberland
Fusiliers, son of Mr. & Mrs. W. R. Waterworth, 8, West Avenue,
Barnoldswick, died of wounds 23rd March, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL FRED WOOD, Manchester Regt., of
Burton-in-Lonsdale, reported to have died in Germany, 26th March,
1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD HANDLEY, Northumberland
Fusiliers, of Dent, died 22nd March, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE INMAN WHITTAKER, North Staffs. Regt.,
of Bank Buildings, Barnoldswick, presumed killed 21st March, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN WATERWORTH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Waterworth, Rook Street, Barnoldswick, killed in
action 13th April, 1918. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL HARRY HAWORTH, Duke of
Well.’s Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. John Haworth, 15, Clifford Street,
Barnoldswick, killed in action 9th April, 1918. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. William Smith, 47, Leonard Street, Barnoldswick,
killed in action 13th April, 1918. Aged 27 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE MAURICE WROE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Wroe, 22, Romille Street, Skipton, presumed killed 21st
March, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR ALDRIDGE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. David Aldridge, Victoria Road, Earby, killed in
action 17th April, 1918. Aged 27 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS SIMPSON, Leicestershire Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Simpson, Old Greenwoods Farm, Bolton-by-Bowland,
killed in action 18th April, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE I. ADAMTHWAITE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. I. Adamthwaite, Stone Gate, Low Bentham, killed in
action 11th April, 1918. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL JOHN THOMAS MOORE, Royal Scots
Fusiliers, of Burtersett, Hawes, killed in action 19th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS HACKSTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Hackston, Sutton, died May, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT P. CASSON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. William Casson, Hammond Head Farm, Keasden, Clapham,
killed in action 13th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL PETER FRED BERESFORD,
King’s Royal Rifles, son of Mrs. J. Beresford, Old Ings Farms,
Horton-in-Ribblesdale, died of wounds, 30th March, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS W. SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Smith, Rose Cottage, Lothersdale, died of wounds 16th
April, 1918. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER MILES CALVERT, R.F.A., son of Mr. & Mrs.
Thomas Calvert, Burtersett, Hawes, died of wounds 24th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: RIFLEMAN EDWIN SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Smith, High Bentham, officially presumed killed 12th May,
1917.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE CREIGHTON (Baines), Duke of
Well.’s Regt., of Settle, killed in action 15th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT ERNEST DEWHURST, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of 7, Chancery Lane, Skipton, killed in action 18th May, 1918.
Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER RICHARD AYRTON, R.F.A., of Carleton,
died of wounds 29th April, 1918. Aged 41 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE BINNS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Binns, Park Cottage, Barden, killed in action
14th April, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT PARSONS, North Staffs. Regt.,
son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Robert Parsons, Stories House, Elslack, died
of wounds 24th April, 1918. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE PERCY LAMBERT, Yorks. Regt., son of
Mrs. T. Lambert, 17, Elliott Street, Silsden, killed in action 10th
April, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: SIGNALLER HARRY BARRETT, Northumberland
Fusiliers, of Norton Street, Silsden, died of wounds in France 12th
April, 1918. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER JOHN WILLIAM WILSON, R.F.A., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Green, Skipton Road, Steeton, killed in action 29th
April, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN HARTLEY BARRETT, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Barrett, Elmsley Street, Steeton,
killed in action 13th April, 1918. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS H. BAILEY, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Bailey, Longroyd Road, Earby,
killed in action 14th April, 1918. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE E. LEEPER, Highland Light Infantry, son
of Mr. & Mrs. George Leeper, Monkroyd, Barnoldswick, killed in action
13th April, 1918. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ABRAM HUNTER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of North Avenue, Barnoldswick, died from gas poisoning in France 29th
April, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM C. BORROWDALE, K.O.Y.L.I., son
of Mrs. Borrowdale, Burton-in-Lonsdale, died of wounds 22nd April,
1918. Aged 34 years.]
[Illustration: SAPPER STANLEY DERBYSHIRE, Royal Engineers, of
3, Park Road, Barnoldswick, killed in action 26th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN R. PARKER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. Fred Parker, 17, Queen Street, Barnoldswick, killed in
action 14th April, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM NUTTER, Northumberland
Fusiliers, of 9, Wellington Street, Skipton, died of wounds 12th April,
1918. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HENRY MAUDSLEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Stephen Maudsley, 17, Pendle Street, Skipton, died of
wounds 16th April, 1918. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE M. THOMPSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of
Carr House Farm, Barnoldswick, killed in action 28th April, 1918. Aged
29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS BRIDGE, East Lancs. Regt., of
18, Lower West Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 16th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT GEORGE WILLIAM BURROWS, Duke of
Well.’s Regt., formerly a Police Constable, East Staincliffe Division,
11, Milton Street, Skipton, killed in action 11th April, 1918. Aged 32
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR CLAYTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of 44, Russell Street, Skipton, killed in action 12th April, 1918. Aged
32.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL WILLIAM R. ARMSTRONG, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. George Armstrong, George Street,
Skipton, died of wounds May, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT BOWNASS, East Yorks. Regt.,
eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. George Bownass, Grassington, officially
presumed killed 10th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: DRIVER ORMEROD CLARKSON, Royal Engineers, son
of Mr. William Clarkson, Reservoir House, Silsden, accidentally drowned
in the Persian Gulf 24th April, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT BRAY, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. H. Bray, 2, Sandholme Terrace, Earby, killed in action
26th April, 1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY BALDWIN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of 8, Colne Road, Barnoldswick, died of wounds 29th April, 1918. Aged
29 years.]
[Illustration: SIGNALLER W. G. BRIGGS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Eshton, killed in action 11th April, 1918. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WALTER CORK, K.O.S.B., of 15, Turner
Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 20th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS CRAGG, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of
South View, Sedbergh, killed in action 13th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: GUNNER FRED DACRE, R.G.A., son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Dacre, 40, School Terrace, Barnoldswick, killed in action 20th
April, 1918. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE E. DICKINSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. S. Dickinson, 3, Bell Hill, Settle, presumed killed 29th
April, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL CHARLES R. EARL, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mrs. Earl, 25, Elliott Street, Silsden, killed in action
29th April, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT WALTER GIBSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of 28, Brook Street, Skipton, killed in action 30th April, 1918. Aged
28 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT J. BURY, D.C.M., M.M., Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. James Bury, East Parade, Barnoldswick, killed in
action 13th April, 1918. Aged 32 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE NORMAN HYDE, Worcestershire Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Hyde, 5, Bennett Street, Skipton, killed in action
20th April, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT HAILWOOD, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. R. Hailwood, L. & Y. Terrace, Hellifield, killed in
action 30th April, 1918. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: SAPPER M. A. HOYLE, Royal Engineers, of
Barnoldswick, killed in action 13th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSHUA INMAN, South Staffs. Regt., son
of Mrs. Inman, North Street, Silsden, died in Germany, 3rd April, 1918.
Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN KAY, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son of
Mr. & Mrs. William Kay, 59, Gargrave Road, Skipton, killed in action
23rd April, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: SAPPER BERNARD KIRKBRIDE, Royal Engineers, son
of Mrs. Kirkbride, Rose Cottage, Burton-in-Lonsdale, killed in action
10th April, 1918. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JESSE LAWSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Lawson, Crow Tree Farm, Tosside, killed in action
28th April, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER DEAN LISTER, R.G.A., son of Mr. & Mrs.
Alec Lister, 54, Otley Street, Skipton, killed in action 20th April,
1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE R. LAWSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. R. Lawson, Vicarage Road, Kelbrook, killed in action 7th
April, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: RIFLEMAN JOHN EASTERBY, King’s Liverpool Regt.,
of 4, Sheep Street, Skipton, died of wounds 19th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED S. NELSON, South Staffs. Regt.,
son of Mrs. Nelson, 20, Castle Street, Skipton, killed in action 11th
April, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN NICHOLSON, Lancs. Fusiliers, of
Howgill, Sedbergh, killed in action 11th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE S. READ, Loyal North Lancs. Regt., son
of Mrs. Read, Roseville, Embsay, died of wounds 18th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE LAWRENCE E. REDHEAD, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. James Redhead, Laburnum Terrace, Ingleton,
killed in action 12th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE R. ROBINSON, Northumberland Fusiliers,
son of Mr. T. Robinson, 2, Storrs Cottages, Ingleton, presumed killed
11th April, 1918. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER ALFRED SUTCLIFFE, R.F.A., son of Mr. &
Mrs. Robert Sutcliffe, 57, Park Road, Barnoldswick, killed in action
April, 1918. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK SPENCER, Machine Gun Corps, son
of Mrs. Spencer, Spring Bank, Cononley, killed in action 9th April,
1918. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CLIFFORD STOCKDALE, Liverpool Scottish,
son of the late Mr. Richard Stockdale and Mrs. Cole, of Blundell Sands,
Liverpool, killed in action 10th April, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT A. STOTT, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. Stott, Star Inn Yard, Skipton, killed in action 18th
April, 1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL H. SHACKLETON, Durham Light
Infantry, son of Mr. & Mrs. William Shackleton, Elmsley Street,
Steeton, killed in action 26th April, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT CLAUDE HARDING, M.M., Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of 5, Bradley Street, Skipton, killed in action 12th April,
1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM THROUP, West Yorks. Regt., son
of Mrs. Throup, Dunkirk, Low Bentham, died of wounds 27th April, 1918.
Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN TOMLINSON, Dragoon Guards, son of
Mr. John Tomlinson, Bolton-by-Bowland, died at Aldershot 26th April,
1918. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES TUDDENHAM, Duke of Well.’s Reg.,
of Earby, killed in action 30th April, 1918. Aged 33 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES W. THWAITES, West Yorks. Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. R. Thwaites, Raikes Beck, Barnoldswick, killed in
action 22nd April, 1918. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: SIGNALLER E. O. TURNBULL, R.F.A., stepson of
Mrs. Turnbull, Carleton, killed in action 5th April, 1918. Aged 25
years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL ROBERT WILSON, Royal Engineers, son
of Mrs. Wilson, Bull Farm, Burton-in-Lonsdale, killed in action 21st
April, 1918. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: WHEELER JAMES WADE, A.S.C., son of Mr. Robert
Wade, Silsden, died in Salonika, 30th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED H. WILSON, Coldstream Guards,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Commercial Street, Barnoldswick,
officially presumed killed 13th April, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS HURST, Durham Light Infantry,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Hurst, Holly Bank, Tubber Hill, Barnoldswick, missing
since 12th April, 1918; since officially presumed dead. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. F. BENSON, K.O.Y.L.I., of Dent
presumed killed 14th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN SCOTT, Worcestershire Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. Scott, 15, Devonshire Terrace, Skipton, reported missing
since 10th April, 1918. Aged 33 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM EDMONDSON, Labour Battn., of 6,
Bennett Street, Skipton, missing since 9th April, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED SMITH, Royal Warwick Regt., of
140, Keighley Road, Skipton, died of wounds April, 1918. Aged 35
years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER GEORGE EASTWOOD, R.F.A., son of Mrs. T.
Sutcliffe, 12, East Hill Street, Barnoldswick, died of wounds 5th May,
1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE COUSINS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Cousins, 4, Hartley Street, Earby, presumed killed 27th
November, 1917. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL HERBERT SMITH, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of Back Water Street, Skipton, died of wounds 1st May, 1918.
Aged 40 years.]
[Illustration: DRIVER LEWIS HULL PHILLIP, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., youngest son of Mr. John Phillip, Greenfield House Farm, Embsay,
died of wounds 28th April, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WALTER LORD, South Staffs. Regt., of 5,
East View, Barnoldswick, missing 10th April, 1918; afterwards presumed
dead. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT JOE BANCROFT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Bancroft, Walker’s Place, Silsden, killed
in action 4th May, 1918. Aged 25 years. He was awarded the M.M. and
recommended for the D.C.M.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILFRED SHIERS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of the late Mr. William Shiers, Wennington, and Mrs. Brown, Lower
North Avenue, Barnoldswick, killed in action 3rd May, 1918. Aged 20
years.]
[Illustration: DRIVER WALTER MIDGLEY, R.F.A., son of Mr.
Midgley, Gillians, Barnoldswick, killed in action 21st March, 1918.
Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK MYERS, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of
Skipton, died of wounds 30th May, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: TRUMPETER JOHNNIE WHITAKER, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of Addingham, died of wounds 12th May, 1918. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE PRESTON COULSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of 3, Ivy Mount, Ingleton, killed in action May, 1918. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES W. WHITTAKER, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Whittaker, 28, Devonshire Street,
Skipton, killed in action 3rd May, 1918. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT JOHN WILLIAM RUSSELL, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of Skipton, died of wounds 7th May, 1918. Aged 33 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANCIS KAY, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of
Lothersdale, killed in action May, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: SIGNALLER MATTHEW HENRY LUND, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. H. Lund, Halton West, killed in action 25th April,
1918. Aged 27 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL PERCY BARTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. C. Barton, Midland Terrace, Hellifield, died of
wounds 4th May, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL CHARLES HORNER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Horner, 54, Park Road, Morecambe,
killed in action 29th April, 1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD WILCOCK CARR, Northumberland
Fusiliers, son of Mr. Thomas Carr, Bank Head, Bentham, killed in action
May, 1918.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL A. CONSTANTINE, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. C. Constantine, Manor View, Clapham, reported killed
in action 5th May, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS DAVEY, Northumberland Fusiliers,
of Sutton, killed in action May, 1918.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL ROBERT DAWSON, K.O.R.R., of
Burton-in-Lonsdale, killed in action 2nd May, 1918.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL T. M. DRUMMOND, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. George Drummond, 7, Cavendish Street, Skipton,
died of wounds 19th May, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL ERNEST FOSTER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Skipton, died of wounds 4th May, 1918.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT J. GREGSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of 11, Castle Street, Skipton, died of wounds at Lichfield Military
Hospital 15th May, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY GRIMSTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Grimston, Aireside, Cononley, killed in action 24th May,
1918. Aged 34 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES HARRISON, South Staffs. Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. John Harrison, Austwick, died in Bombay 3rd May,
1918. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ANTHONY NOBLE, King’s Royal Rifles, of
Model Village, Ingleton, died of wounds 20th May, 1918. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: STRETCHER-BEARER JOSEPH HIRD, formerly landlord
of Swan Hotel, Gargrave, killed in action 27th May, 1918. Aged 35
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD M. LINDSAY, West Yorks. Regt.,
of 7, Leonard Street, Barnoldswick, presumed killed 29th May, 1918.]
[Illustration: GUNNER JOHN MOORE, Trench Mortar Battery, son
of Mr. & Mrs. John Moore, Hawes, died of wounds 22nd May, 1918. Aged 23
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT PICKUP, Highland Light
Infantry, son of Mr. & Mrs. James Pickup, Cherry Dene, Barnoldswick,
killed in action 26th May, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: SIGNALLER THOMAS SKINNER, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Skinner, 18, Castle View, Barnoldswick,
killed in action 3rd May, 1918. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: BOMBARDIER WILLIE SPENCER, R.F.A., son of Mr.
Ernest Spencer, Kirkgate, Silsden, died of wounds 8th May, 1918. Aged
23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT THOMPSON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of Carleton, killed in action 25th May, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS WADE, South Lancs. Regt., son of
Mr. & Mrs. Wade, 20, Newmarket Street, Skipton, killed in action 7th
May 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM SIMPSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of 11, Star Inn Yard, Skipton, died of wounds 2nd May, 1918. Aged 29
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE C. J. SISSON, Durham Light Infantry,
son of Mr. J. Sisson, Ingmire Hall, Sedbergh, died of wounds 27th May,
1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM HENRY GRANT, East Yorks. Regt.,
of 12, The Butts, Barnoldswick, died of wounds 7th June, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK AYRTON, K.O.Y.L.I., son of Mr. &
Mrs. John Thomas Ayrton, 63, Gisburn Road, Barnoldswick, died of wounds
12th August, 1918. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. H. B. WHITEHEAD, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of Dawson Street, Skipton, killed in action 7th June, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE F. J. MASON, Lancs. Fusiliers, of
Skipton, officially presumed killed 16th August, 1917. Aged 32 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE T. PICKERING, Northumberland Fusiliers,
of Essex Street, Barnoldswick, missing 27th May, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST BALDOCK, West Yorks. Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Baldock, 12, Sackville Street, Skipton, died of
wounds 14th June, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST BISHOP, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of the late Mr. & Mrs. William Bishop, Skipton, killed in action
16th June, 1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL THOMAS CLEMMETT, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of Sedbergh, killed in action 20th June, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE EDWIN FIRTH, Artists’ Rifles, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Squire Firth, Earby, killed in action 1st June, 1918. Aged
29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE EDGAR FORTUNE, West Yorks. Regt., son
of Mrs. Fortune, 13, Tillotson Street, Silsden, died of wounds in
Germany June, 1918. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER ALFRED GUNN, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of Mr. Alfred Gunn, Balshaw, Tatham Fells, Bentham, killed in action
8th June, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE T. L. HALL, Northumberland Fusiliers,
of Sedbergh, killed in action 23rd June, 1918.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL A. G. PERCY, Royal Berks. Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. William Percy, Tems Street, Giggleswick, died of
wounds 24th June, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: SEAMAN JOSHUA ROBERTS, H.M.S. _Resolution_, of
Silsden, died on hospital ship of appendicitis 28th June, 1918. Aged 33
years.]
[Illustration: TRUMPETER T. K. ROUTLEDGE, Queen’s Own Dorset
Yeomanry, son of Mr. & Mrs. Routledge, Hollin Tree, Ingleton, killed in
action near Jericho 9th June, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT SIMPSON, Labour Battn., son of
Mr. & Mrs. Simpson, 56, Westmoreland Street, Skipton, died of wounds
18th June, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. W. TOWLER, East Lancs. Regt., son
of Mrs. Whinray, Bank House, Lawkland, Austwick, died in Germany 14th
June, 1918.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL WILLIAM WARD, West Yorks.,
Headmaster of Long Preston Endowed School, killed in action 27th June,
1918.]
[Illustration: FIREMAN BRUCE BRADLEY, of the Hospital Ship
Llandevery Castle, son of Mr. J. Bradley, Gargrave, drowned at sea 27th
June, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT E. WALKER, Durham Light
Infantry, son of Mr. & Mrs. Walker, Glenside, Carleton, died a prisoner
of war in Germany July, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILFRED BUTT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. F. Butt, Main Street, Long Preston, died in hospital
in France 1st August, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE HARRISON, West Yorks Regt., of
Bolton-by-Bowland, officially presumed killed 9th October, 1917.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL WILLIAM ASTLE, West Yorks. Regt., of
Skipton, killed in action 19th July, 1918. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ROWLAND ANDERSON, A.S.C., M.T., son of
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Anderson, 28, Lower North Avenue, Barnoldswick, died in
hospital in France from injuries received by being accidentally knocked
down by an ambulance July, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HAROLD OLDFIELD, West Yorks Regt., of
34, Ermysted Street, Skipton, killed in action 20th July, 1918.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL JOHN SNELL INGHAM, Royal
Fusiliers Regt., son of the late Mr. H. Ingham, Settle, killed in
action July, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE OSCAR BROWN, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of
Glusburn, killed in action July, 1918.]
[Illustration: GUNNER HARRISON BROUSE, R.F.A., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Brouse, High Street, Steeton, died of pneumonia in France
19th July, 1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN EMMOTT, M.M., East Lancs. Regt.,
of Mewith, Bentham, died a prisoner of war in Germany, July, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS FREEMAN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. George Freeman, Skipton, died of pneumonia in France
8th July, 1918. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: SEAMAN W. H. GREENBANK, formerly of Lea Gate,
Dent, drowned at sea 2nd July, 1918. Aged 32 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL H. COWGILL, West Yorks. Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. William Cowgill, Nelson, formerly of Glusburn, died
of wounds 2nd July, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL JOHN HUTCHINSON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. William Hutchinson, Batty Farm, Bentham, killed in
action 24th July, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE PERCY HARGREAVES, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. Alfred Hargreaves, North Street, Sutton Mill, died of
wounds 20th July, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL A. HEY, M.M., Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mrs. Hey, Orchard Hills Terrace, Carleton, killed in
action 20th July, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN THOMAS IDESON, Northumberland
Fusiliers, of High Gamsworth, Barden, died in Germany 28th July, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. JOHNSON, South Staffs Regt., son of
Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Johnson, Wharf View, Beamsley, died in Germany 31st
July, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE E. JONES, Labour Corps, of Sutton, died
in hospital at Catterick 2nd July, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ROWLAND LOVICK, K.O.Y.L.I., son of Mrs.
Lovick, 207, Gisburn Road, Barnoldswick, killed in action 2nd July,
1918. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL JOHN GERALD MITCHELL, Duke of
Well.’s Regt., son of Mr. W. Mitchell, Station Master, Long Preston,
killed in action 20th July, 1918.]
[Illustration: SAPPER GEORGE H. MASON, Royal Engineers, of 22,
Ermysted Street, Skipton, died of wounds July, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES NORCROSS, K.O.Y.L.I., son of Mr.
& Mrs. William Norcross, 23, Wellhouse Square, Barnoldswick, died in
hospital in Staffordshire 22nd July, 1918. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. E. OVERSBY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. E. Oversby, Hobsons, Cowgill, Dent, killed in action
23rd July, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES PARKER, Border Regt., of Settle,
died in Salonika 6th July, 1918. Aged 32 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ROBERT B. REDMAYNE, West Yorks Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Redmayne, South House, Horton-in-Ribblesdale, killed
in action 14th July, 1918. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN ROBINSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Chapel Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 20th July, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN REDFERN, A.S.C., son of Mr. John
Redfern, Kirkby Malham, died of pneumonia in France 13th July, 1918.
Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE E. STOREY, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of
Skipton, killed in action 18th July, 1918. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT JOHN WILLIAM SPENCER, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of Earby, killed in action 20th July, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN SOUTHERN, Argyll & Sutherland
Highlanders, of Barnoldswick, killed in action 25th July, 1918. Aged 30
years.]
[Illustration: SEAMAN JAMES SWALES, R.N., son of Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Swales, Threapland, Cracoe, died of pneumonia 3rd July, 1918. Aged
19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD TOWNSON, K.O.Y.L.I., of
Dunkirk, Low Bentham, died a prisoner of war in Germany 27th July,
1918.]
[Illustration: GUNNER WILFRED ANKER, R.F.A., of Barnoldswick,
died in Keighley hospital August, 1918, from the effect of gas
poisoning. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE HERBERT ALTON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mrs. Alton, 3, Huntley Street, Barnoldswick, accidentally
drowned while bathing in France 14th August, 1918. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE G. E. FAWCETT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. G. Fawcett, Lea Gate, Dent, killed in action 31st August,
1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIE WIGGAN, West Yorks. Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. John Wiggan, 86, John Street, Nelson, formerly of
Skipton, officially presumed killed 31st August, 1917. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL JAMES BINNS, Grenadier Guards, son of
Mrs. John Binns, 16, Middleton, Cowling, killed in action 25th August,
1918.]
[Illustration: SIGNALLER ALBERT BENSON, M.M., Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of 2, Green Street, Cowling, killed in action on the Italian
Front 11th Sept., 1918.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL CARL DUGDALE MILNER, London
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. C. Milner, Hawes, late of Barnoldswick, killed
in action 22nd August, 1918. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE SAM BRADLEY, Durham Light Infantry, son
of Mr. & Mrs. William Bradley, West View, Cowling, died of wounds 18th
September, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. T. THWAITES, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Settle, killed in action 9th August, 1918.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT ROBERT RIGG, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Grassington, killed in action 7th August, 1918; formerly Police
Constable at Grassington.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FREDERICK BRACEWELL, Dorset Regt., son
of Mr. R. Bracewell, Calf Hall Road, Barnoldswick, killed in action
11th August, 1918. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN BARRETT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Barrett, 23, Birtwhistle’s Yard, Skipton, killed in action
31st August, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL JOHN ARTHUR BUTTERFIELD,
K.O.S.B., son of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Butterfield, late of Steeton, now of
New Zealand, killed in action 26th August, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WALTER BIRCH, son of Mr. & Mrs. Birch,
Burnley, and formerly of Skipton, killed in action 26th August, 1918.
Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT ARTHUR BLACKBURN, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Private Thomas Blackburn, late of Wray and recently of
Bentham, killed in action 30th August, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR BAILEY, Royal Fusiliers, son of
Mrs. Bailey, 12, Duckett Street, Skipton, died of wounds 26th August,
1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT ARTHUR D. BLACKBURN, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Blackburn, 9, Rushton Avenue, Earby,
killed in action 20th August, 1918. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RONALD BENSON, Scots Guards, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Benson, Skipton Road, Silsden, killed in action 24th
August, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS CHARLES CHEW, K.O.R.L., son of
Mrs. A. Chew, 10, Union Terrace, Skipton, killed in action 22nd August,
1918. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE BERTRAM CLOUGH, Northumberland
Fusiliers, of Crosshills, killed in action 18th August, 1918. Aged 23
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE BERNARD FLETCHER, M.M., East Yorks.
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. William Fletcher, 5, Clifford Street, Skipton,
killed in action 16th August, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE MAURICE HARGREAVES, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Hargreaves, 70, Otley Street, Skipton, killed
in action 5th August, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN ARTHUR HOWARD, Seaforth
Highlanders, son of Corporal and Mrs. Howard, 47, Westmoreland Street,
Skipton, died of wounds 9th August, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HAROLD HOYLE, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Albert Hoyle, Hodge Syke, Earby, killed in action
25th August, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER W. H. JOHNSON, Machine Gun Corps, of 17,
Upper Sackville Street, Skipton, killed in action August, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE EDWARD KENYON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kenyon, 54, Willow Bank, Barnoldswick, killed
in action 28th August, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE LEWIS HARTLEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. P. Hartley, 237, Gisburn Road, Barnoldswick, killed
in action 31st August, 1918. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN THOMAS HODGE, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mrs. Hodge, 82, Wesley Place, Earby, killed in action
31st August, 1918.]
[Illustration: TROOPER DAVID WILLIAM HARKER, Dragoon Guards,
son of Mrs. Harker, 14, Redehall Avenue, Nelson, late of Widdale, near
Hawes, killed in action 8th August, 1918. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE R. F. JONES, Grenadier Guards, son of
Mrs. Jones and grandson of Mr. J. Winskill, Malham Tarn, killed in
action 23rd August, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE STEPHEN LAWSON, Royal Scots Regt., son
of Mr. James Lawson, Fourlands Farm, Burton-in-Lonsdale, killed in
action 11th August, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN LISTER, East Yorks. Regt., son of
Mrs. Lister, The Green, Addingham, killed in action 26th August, 1918.
Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE IRVING METCALFE, Highland Light
Infantry, of 20, Beech Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 31st
August, 1918. Aged 43 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE MILLER, East Yorks. Regt., of
Settle, killed in action 23rd August, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN MCIVOR, Yorks. & Lancs. Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McIvor, 49, Albert Street, Earby, killed in action
25th August, 1918. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST NUTTER, West Yorks. Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. Levi Nutter, 29, Rook Street, Barnoldswick, died of
wounds in Germany, 12th August, 1918. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE PERCY OVEREND, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Main Street, Sutton, killed in action 31st August, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILFRED PENDLE, Durham Light Infantry,
son of Mrs. Pendle, 8, Alexandra Terrace, Skipton, killed in action
25th August, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE EDWARD WAITE, King’s Own Regt., second
son of the late Mr. James Waite, Moor Hall Farm, Earby, killed in
action 24th August 1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT THOMPSON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of Skipton, killed in action 30th August, 1918. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL JOHN WHITE, Grenadier Guards, son of
Mr. & Mrs. A. White, Glen Farm, Carleton, died of wounds 13th August,
1918. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL JOHN SIMPSON, West Yorks. Regt.,
of Barnoldswick, killed in action 24th August, 1918. Aged 36 years.]
[Illustration: TROOPER CHARLES V. THORNTON, D.C.M., Dragoon
Guards, son of Mr. Charles Thornton, Barnoldswick, killed in action
14th August, 1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIE MITCHELL, Scots Guards Regt.,
son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell, Strid Cottage, Bolton Abbey, died
of wounds 20th September, 1918.]
[Illustration: LANCE-SERGEANT J. MITCHELL, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell, Strid Cottage, Bolton
Abbey, killed by a sniper 21st September, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WALTER LIMMER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Limmer, Grassington, killed in action in Italy 13th
September, 1918.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL L. C. SMITH, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of Keasden, Clapham, killed in action 14th September, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ERNEST ALDERSLEY, son of Mr. & Mrs. J.
Aldersley, West Street, Gargrave, killed in action 3rd September, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CECIL BROOK, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of Mrs. Brook, 32, Kirkgate, Silsden, died of wounds 20th September,
1918.]
[Illustration: GUNNER FRANK BARTLETT BOOTH, R.G.A., son of the
late Mr. & Mrs. Booth, 44, Browfield Terrace, Silsden, died of wounds
4th September, 1918. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIE BARKER, East Yorks. Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. Barker, Farnhill, killed in action 24th September, 1918.
Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT BURTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Ingleton, killed in action September, 1918. Aged 40 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE R. BROWN, Durham Light Infantry, son
of Mr. T. Brown, 35, George Street, Skipton, killed in action 30th
September, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER J. T. BAKER, R.F.A., of 25, Ings Avenue,
Skipton, killed in action 5th September, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK BOTTOMLEY, Notts. & Derby Regt.,
of 51, Colne Road, Glusburn, killed in action 18th September, 1918.
Aged 20 years. He was awarded a Certificate of Merit for bravery in the
field.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. W. CATON, A.S.C., of Kirkby Malham,
died at Rouen of pneumonia 20th Sept., 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. W. CROSSLEY, R.F.A., of 25,
Wellington Street, Barnoldswick, died of wounds 22nd Sept., 1918. Aged
39 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL TOM COCKSHOTT, Machine Gun Corps, son
of Mrs. Cockshott, 49, Otley Street, Skipton, killed in action 18th
September, 1918. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM EMMOTT, Lincolnshire Regt., only
son of Mr. & Mrs. Emmott, 18, Walton Street, Skipton, died of wounds
27th Sept., 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ALEX. WILFRED GILL, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of Crosshills, killed in action 1st September, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WALTER HOLMES, R.A.M.C., son of Mr. &
Mrs. Matthew Holmes, 10, Colne Road, Kelbrook, killed in action 18th
Sept., 1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE G. HARGREAVES, Tank Corps, son of Mrs.
S. Hargreaves, Cumberland Street, Skipton, killed in action 22nd Sept.,
1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN HARRISON, Lancs. Fusiliers, of
Duke Street, Burton-in-Lonsdale, killed in action 28th Sept., 1918.
Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT HOPKINSON, Munster Fusiliers,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Hopkinson, 45, Bank St., Barnoldswick, died in France
5th Sept., 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER ARTHUR HAWKSWELL, R.F.A., son of Mr. &
Mrs. Hawkswell, 33, Castle Street, Skipton, died of wounds 10th Sept.,
1918. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: NAVAL MOTOR MECHANIC W. HOWSON, son of Mr. &
Mrs. Thomas Howson, Hellifield, killed whilst motoring 23rd September,
1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE T. INMAN, West Yorks. Regt., of 15,
Keighley Road, Skipton, killed in action 17th September, 1918. Aged 27
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HERBERT W. JEFFORD, A.S.C., only son
of Mr. & Mrs. Jefford, Gap, Dent, died in Mesopotamia 25th September,
1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. LISTER, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of Mrs. Lister, School Lane, Addingham, died of wounds 1st Sept., 1918.
Aged 38 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER S. LAWSON, R.G.A., of Tosside, Long
Preston, died of wounds, 26th Sept., 1916. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK LEE, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. E. Lee, Belmont Bridge, Skipton, died of wounds 2nd
Sept., 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: STAFF-SERGT. L. MCRINK, R.F.A., son of Mr.
Stephen McRink, Addingham, died of wounds 8th September, 1918. Aged 32
years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT JOHN WILLIAM MYERS, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of 13, Bethel Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 12th Sept.,
1918. Aged 37 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL RICHARD C. MACK, Machine Gun Corps,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Denis Mack, 33, Louvain Street, Barnoldswick, died of
wounds 27th September, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD NUTTER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. W. Nutter, Gisburn, killed in action 2nd September, 1918.
Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: ABLE SEAMAN SYDNEY JAMES PROCTER, R.N., son of
Mr. James Procter, Settle, died of wounds September, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN REEDY, Highland Light Infantry,
son of Mrs. E. Reedy, 22, Grove Street, Earby, killed in action 20th
September, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. SMITH, Yorks. & Lancs. Regt., son
of Mr. & Mrs. F. Smith, Church Street, Addingham, killed in action 2nd
September, 1918. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JACK SMITH, West Yorks. Regt., son of
Mr. James Smith, Institute Street, Glusburn, killed in action 19th
September, 1918. Aged 41 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL ALFRED SPENCER, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of 13, Cowgill Street, Earby, presumed killed in action 20th
September, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM W. WHITELEY, Northumberland
Fusiliers, son of Mr. & Mrs. W. Whiteley, Craven Terrace, Settle, died
of wounds 28th September, 1918. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK WHARTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Barnoldswick, killed in action 1st September, 1918. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL T. E. WALKER, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Walker, 3, Thornton Street, Skipton, died
of wounds 26th Sept., 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE TOM WILSON, East Lancs. Regt., son of
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Wilson, The Green, Stainforth, Settle, killed in action
18th Sept., 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HENRY WAKEFIELD, Canadian Mounted
Rifles, only son of Mr. & Mrs. William Wakefield, 18, Railway Street,
Barnoldswick, killed in action 29th September, 1918. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT WADE, Duke of Well.’s Regt. son
of Mr. & Mrs. William Wade, Skipton Road, Silsden, killed in action
21st September, 1918. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES WOOLLER, Royal Fusiliers, son of
Mrs. Whitehead, Long Preston, killed in action 14th September, 1918.
Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY WOOD, eldest son of Mr. &
Mrs. William Wood, formerly of 9, Chapel Street, Steeton, died of
appendicitis in France 4th September, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT WILSON, Loyal North Lancs.
Regt., of The Green, Stainforth, Settle, officially presumed killed
13th September, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE LEO ANSLOW, King’s Liverpool Regt., son
of Sergeant W. Anslow, 1, Raikes Road, Skipton, died of pneumonia in
France 21st October, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. P. ANDERSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Barnoldswick, killed in action 12th October, 1918. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN ATKINSON, R.F.A., of
Burton-in-Lonsdale, died of pneumonia in Devonport hospital 19th
October, 1918. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL WILLIAM ARNOLD, M.M., Machine
Gun Corps, of 7, Shuttleworth Street, Earby, died of wounds 25th
October, 1918. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL JOHN WILLIAM BEASLEY,
K.O.Y.L.I., son of Mr. & Mrs. J. Beasley, 18, Ermysted Street, Skipton,
killed in action 1st October, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: SIGNALLER SAM BANCROFT, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Bolton Road, Silsden, died of wounds 14th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HAROLD BATESON, Royal Dublin Fusiliers,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Bateson, Blaeberry House, Burton-in-Lonsdale,
killed in action 4th October, 1918. Aged 32 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED BOTTOMLEY, West Yorks. Regt., son
of Mr. H. Bottomley, Croft Street, Glusburn, killed in action 12th
October, 1918.]
[Illustration: SIGNALLER WALTER BANNISTER, East Lancs. Regt.,
of 6, Esholt Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 27th October, 1918.
Aged 36 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM BARBER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Barber, 42, Westgate Street, Skipton, died of wounds 31st
October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLIE BERRY, M.G.C., of Crosshills,
killed in action 7th October, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: ABLE SEAMAN HARRY BROOKS, R.N., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robinson Brooks, Westfield, Barnoldswick, died at sea from
influenza 21st Oct., 1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM ARTHUR BEEBEE, London Regt., of
112, Keighley Road, Skipton, died of dysentery at Cairo 10th October,
1918. Aged 39 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS CHAPMAN, West Yorks. Regt., son
of the late Mr. William Chapman, Crag View, Embsay, died of wounds 9th
October, 1918. Aged 33 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE C. E. I. CALVERT, K.O.Y.L.I., son of
Mrs. Calvert, 5, Gibraltar Terrace, Sutton, died of wounds 4th October,
1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WALLACE CLOUGH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Barnoldswick, killed in action 12th October, 1918. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. J. CRADDOCK, West Yorks. Regt., of
Barnoldswick, died of pneumonia in France 26th October, 1918. Aged 19
years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL HARRY CROSSLEY, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Earby, killed in action 11th October, 1918. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL TOM CONSTANTINE, M.M., Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Constantine, Clapham, killed in action
20th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE EDWIN CLAPHAM, Lancashire Fusiliers, of
Clapham, killed in action October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM COWGILL, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Earby, died of wounds in Italy 17th October, 1918. Aged 35 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL DAVID PERCIVAL DIXON, West
Yorks. Regt., son of Mrs. Dixon, Main Street, Low Bentham, killed in
action 22nd October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE THOMAS DOWNS, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of
85, Newmarket Street, Skipton, died of wounds 28th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL W. DIXON, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Dixon, Addingham, died of wounds in Italy 27th
October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE LESLIE FORREST, son of Mr. & Mrs. S. T.
Forrest, Bradford, formerly of Steeton, killed in action October, 1918.
Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JAMES CLARENCE FLETCHER, M.M., Scots
Fusiliers, son of Mr. & Mrs. James Fletcher, 58, Westgate, Skipton,
killed in action 25th October, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: SIGNALLER T. FRANKLAND, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Frankland, Dub Garth, Clapham Station, died of wounds
21st October, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: STAFF-SERGEANT WILLIE GALE, R.F.A., of
Addingham, killed in action 1st October, 1918. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT G. E. GODWIN, M.M., Duke of Well.’s
Regt., of Skipton, killed in action 11th October, 1918. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HEDLEY GOODWIN, Leicestershire
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Tom Goodwin, Bransghyll Terrace,
Horton-in-Ribblesdale, killed in action 8th October, 1918. Aged 19
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES GELDARD, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Geldard, Cow House Hill Farm, Bolton-by-Bowland, died
of wounds 23rd October, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE B. HAYGARTH, R.F.A., son of Mrs. R.
Haygarth, Dent, died of pneumonia in India 5th October, 1918. Aged 27
years.]
[Illustration: RIFLEMAN WALTER HYDE, King’s Liverpool Regt.,
of Sutton, killed in action 17th October, 1918. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. S. HOLMES, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of
Silsden, died of influenza in Italy 25th Oct., 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM IRELAND, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mrs. Ireland, 23, Station Road, Steeton, died of wounds 23rd
October, 1918. Aged 28 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES JEFFRIES, Cyclist Corps, son of
Mrs. Brooks, 7, Brook Street, Kelbrook, killed in action 27th October,
1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: TROOPER FRANK KENDALL, Royal Hussars, son of
Mr. & Mrs. George Kendall, Buckden, killed in action 8th October, 1918.
Aged 27 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER HARRY KAY, R.G.A., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward D. Kay, 9, Park Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action 5th
October, 1918. Aged 37 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE A. H. LANG, Yorks. & Lancs. Regt., of
Barnoldswick, died of wounds 22nd October, 1918. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: RIFLEMAN JULIUS LEVI, Royal Irish Rifles, son
of Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Levi, 14, Wellhouse Road, Barnoldswick, died of
wounds 3rd October, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN G. LOWCOCK, Yorks. & Lancs. Regt.,
of Rowland Street, Skipton, killed in action 13th October, 1918. Aged
29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN METCALFE, R.F.A., grandson of Mr.
& Mrs. John Metcalfe, Hawes, killed in action 3rd October, 1918.]
[Illustration: COY. SERGT.-MAJOR OWEN MCDERMOTT, Duke of
Well.’s Regt., of Skipton, killed in action 11th October, 1918. He was
awarded the French Croix de Guerre for gallantry on the field.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL MORPHETT, Royal Munster Fusiliers, of
Moslyn Street, Barnoldswick, died of pneumonia in Italy 18th October,
1918. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: RIFLEMAN ARTHUR MOTTERSHEAD, Scottish Rifles,
of 4, Grove Street, Earby, killed in action 3rd October, 1918. Aged 20
years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT ROBERT H. MILNE, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Milne, 40, Aspin Lane, Earby, died on
29th October, 1918 as the result of an accident. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HAROLD MOORE, Yorks. Regt., son of Mr.
& Mrs. R. Moore, Catriggs, Hawes, died of wounds 20th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL W. MITTON, Grenadier Guards, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Mitton, Hawes, died of wounds 15th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JACK PRESTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt. son
of Mr. Thomas Preston, 29, Belgrave Street, Skipton, killed in action
October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JEREMIAH PLUMBLEY, North Staffs. Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. James Plumbley, 18, Federation Street, Barnoldswick,
killed in action 3rd October, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN H. RILEY, Lancs. Fusiliers, of
Main Street, Crosshills, died in Germany 8th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL EDWARD RAMSKILL, Northumberland
Fusiliers, son of Mrs. Ramskill, Highfield Terrace, Low Bentham, killed
in action 24th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. RAWLINGS, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of
51, Aire View, Silsden, killed in action 11th October, 1918. Aged 24
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOSEPH T. SCOTT, Royal Berks. Regt.,
son of Mrs. Scott, 163, Burnley Road, Barnoldswick, killed in action
3rd October, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: DRIVER COOPER SHUTTLEWORTH, R.F.A., only son of
Mr. & Mrs. John Shuttleworth, Stoney Bank Farm, Earby, died of wounds
29th October, 1918. Aged 27 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of 10,
Union Terrace, Skipton, died of wounds 18th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. R. STEPHENS, West Riding Yeomanry,
of 38, St. John’s Street, Silsden, torpedoed on board s.s. _Leinster_
10th October, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER HERBERT STRETCH, Royal Field Artillery,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Stretch, 18, Turner Street, Barnoldswick,
died of wounds 10th October, 1918. Aged 24 years.]
[Illustration: RIFLEMAN HAROLD SHINGLER, King’s Royal Rifles,
of Cononley, killed in action 12th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. H. TOWNSON, Northumberland
Fusiliers, formerly landlord of the Blue Bell Inn, Kettlewell, presumed
to have died in Germany 11th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE GEORGE THOMPSON, Royal North Lancs.
Regt., of Skipton, died of wounds 9th October, 1918. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT WILLIAM WHITE, West Yorks. Regt., only
son of Mr. & Mrs. William White, Grange Farm, Carleton, died in Ireland
6th October, 1918. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT RICHARD WHARTON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Michael Wharton, 8, George Street, Earby,
killed in action 12th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: GUNNER CHARLES WARD, R.G.A., of Skipton, killed
in action 17th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL FRED WHITAKER, West Yorks. Regt., son
of Mrs. George Whitaker, 9, Cobden Street, Barnoldswick, died of wounds
25th October, 1918. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD WARING, Gordon Highlanders, of
Bentham, killed in action 27th October, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED WISEMAN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. William Wiseman, 9, Montrose Terrace, Barnoldswick,
killed in action 11th October, 1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER MAJOR WALLACE, R.G.A., second son of Mr.
& Mrs. Wallace, Kettlewell, died of wounds 27th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: GUNNER R. M. FOTHERGILL, R.F.A., son of Mr. T.
Fothergill, Main Street, Sedbergh, died a prisoner of war in Germany
5th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE REGINALD SMITH, son of Mr. & Mrs.
Alfred Smith, Holmfield, Sutton, died of pneumonia in France 27th
October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN NELSON, Royal Scots, son of Mr.
William Nelson, Garsdale, Sedbergh, reported to have died in Germany
9th October, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY BANKS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Banks, Rimington Mill, Rimington, killed in action
November, 1918. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD BROTHERTON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Brotherton, Bolton-by-Bowland, died of
pneumonia in France 23rd November, 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT ROBERT BROWN, North Staffs. Regt., of
Skipton, died of influenza in India 13th November, 1918.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL WALTER BOLTON, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Bolton, Long Preston, died of pneumonia in
India, 23rd November, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE A. BANKS, Duke of Well.’s Regt., late
of Barnoldswick, killed in action 1st November, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED CHEW, R.F.A., son of Mr. Charles
Chew, Nelson, nephew of Mr. Kendal Chew, Skipton, killed in action 4th
November, 1918.]
[Illustration: SAPPER A. PERCY COOPER, R.E., of Long Preston,
died in hospital in Alexandria from dysentery 6th November, 1918.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL WILLIAM CARR, Queen’s Bays, son of Mr.
& Mrs. Thomas Carr, Banks Head, Bentham killed in action 7th November,
1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PERCY T. H. COPE, WEST YORKS. Regt., of
Skipton, killed in action 6th November, 1918. Aged 35 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL JOHN CHURCHMAN, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Captain and Mrs. J. Churchman, 29, Brougham Street, Skipton,
died of wounds 25th November, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CLARENCE CLARK, Essex Regt., of 8,
Cromwell Street, Skipton, died of pneumonia in Palestine 26th November,
1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT CHESTER, 4th East Yorks. Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Chester, Masker Row, Waddington, died of
pneumonia at Hull, 11th November, 1918. Aged 18 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL ALFRED CAREY, M.M., Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of Mr. & Mrs. Carey, Copy Nook Hotel, Bolton-by-Bowland,
killed in action 7th November, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK DAWSON, A.S.C., son of Mr.
William Dawson, 33, Tufton Street, Silsden, died of pneumonia in France
November, 1918. Aged 32 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL TOM DUCKETT, son of the late Mr.
Thomas Duckett, Grassington, died of wounds 24th November, 1918. Aged
20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILLIAM JAMES ELLIS, Durham Light
Infantry, son of Mr. & Mrs. L. Ellis, Crag House Farm, Addingham, died
of wounds 9th November, 1918. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ARTHUR EDMONDSON, Machine Gun Corps, of
Cowling, died of pneumonia in hospital at Alnwick, 16th November, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE LEONARD FOSTER, Machine Gun Corps, of
Long Preston, killed in action 21st November, 1918. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: DRIVER TOM GILL, R.G.A., son of Mrs. L. Gill,
Bridge House, Gargrave, died of pneumonia in France 6th November, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ALBERT P. GILL, R.A.M.C., of
Barnoldswick, died of pneumonia in France 13th November, 1918. Aged 25
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE T. H. HUTCHINSON, K.O.Y.L.I., son
of Mr. H. Hutchinson, George Street, Carleton, killed in action 2nd
November, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILSON HORSFIELD, Duke of Well.’s
Regt., son of the late Mrs. Horsfield, Craven View Farm, Barnoldswick,
killed in action 4th November, 1918. Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARGREAVES, West Yorks. Regt., son of
Mr. T. Hargreaves, Appletreewick, died of gas poisoning in France 19th
November, 1918. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT SAM LISTER, M.M., West Yorks. Regt.,
of Barden, killed in action November, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER W. RICHARDSON, R.G.A., of Trees Cottage,
Gargrave, died of pneumonia in Liverpool 17th November, 1918. Aged 25
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. REDDIHOUGH, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. R. Reddihough, Chapel Street, Barnoldswick, killed in
action 4th November, 1918. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILFRED SMITH, Leicestershire Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. A. Smith, 1, Albion Road, Earby, died of dysentery in
France 13th Nov., 1918. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE VINCENT SLINGER, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. John Slinger, Albion House, Ingleton, died of pneumonia in
France 22nd November, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE ALFRED J. TRAYFORD, Durham Light
Infantry, of Barnoldswick, died of pneumonia in France 12th November,
1918. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: RIFLEMAN LEWIS VARLEY, Rifle Brigade, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Amos Varley, 9, Victoria Road, Earby, killed in action 6th
November, 1918. Aged 27 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER T. WOOD, R.F.A., son of Mr. M. Wood,
Ling Park, Nessfield, died of wounds at Whalley hospital 11th November,
1918. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER WILLIAM WALLACE, R.G.A., of Kettlewell,
died of influenza in France 1st November, 1918. Aged 33 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CARL R. WATSON, Labour Battn., of
Barnoldswick, died of influenza at Ludlow, Shropshire, 1st November,
1918. Aged 29 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN WATSON, A.S.C., son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Watson, 8, Fairfax Street, Silsden, died of pneumonia in
Salonika 11th November, 1918. Aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL WILLIAM WILD, Machine Gun Corps, son
of Mrs. Wild, Lambert Street, Skipton, died of pneumonia at Grantham
25th November, 1918. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER ROBERT WINDLE, R.F.A., of 34, York
Street, Barnoldswick, died of pneumonia in France 29th November, 1918.
Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRED WINDLE, Coldstream Guards, of 19,
Clayton Street, Barnoldswick, died of pneumonia 11th November, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE R. WEBSTER, A.S.C., M.T., of Skipton,
died in East Africa 20th November, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. WALLING, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. F. Walling, Clifford Street, Barnoldswick, died a
prisoner in Germany 17th November, 1918. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of the late Mr. William Smith, Castle Street, Skipton, killed in action
November, 1918. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: BOMBARDIER CYRIL HINDSON, R.F.A., of Weavers
Yard, Sedbergh, died in Hospital November, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE SAMUEL BRADLEY, R.A.M.C., son of Mr. &
Mrs. George Bradley, Colne Road, Earby, died of pneumonia in Salonika,
15th December, 1918. Aged 27 years.]
[Illustration: ABLE SEAMAN B. H. CREED, R.N.D., of Ingleton,
died a prisoner of war in Germany 24th Dec., 1918. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL L. C. MARSDEN, Coldstream
Guards, son of Mr. & Mrs. John Marsden, Park View, Salterforth, died of
pneumonia 7th December, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE P. MIDGLEY, South Notts. Hussars, son
of Mr. Midgley, Sutton, died of pneumonia in Russia 15th December,
1918.]
[Illustration: NURSE DORIS J. PROCTOR, V.A.D., daughter of Mr.
James Proctor, Duke Street, Settle, died of pneumonia at Leicester 17th
December, 1918.]
[Illustration: FIRST-CLASS AIR MECHANIC HARRY TILLOTSON,
son of the late Mr. J. Tillotson, Silsden, died from shell shock at
Paisley, N.B., 21st December, 1918. Aged 36 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN BENTHAM, of Aynham Farm,
Barnoldswick, died of pneumonia in India. Aged 30 years.]
[Illustration: SAPPER J. INMAN, R.E., of Main Street, Embsay,
died of pneumonia in Salonika 16th January, 1919. Aged 36 years.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL H. D. ROUTLEDGE, West Yorks
Regt., son of Mr. W. Routledge, Hollin Tree, Ingleton, died from gas
poisoning 2nd January, 1919. Aged 31 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RAYMOND CHAPMAN, Notts. & Derby Regt.,
son of the late Mr. John Chapman, Grassington, died of pneumonia at
Catterick Camp February, 1919. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY GREGSON, R.F.A., of Eshton,
Gargrave, died of bronchitis in France 13th February, 1919. Aged 38
years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. W. SMITH, Machine Gun Corps, son of
Mrs. Smith, Cowling, died in hospital of pneumonia at Manchester 19th
February, 1919.]
[Illustration: DRIVER JAMES HALSTEAD, A.S.C., of 50, Mosley
Street, Barnoldswick, accidentally killed at Clipstone Camp 7th
February, 1919. Aged 37 years.]
[Illustration: SERGEANT C. E. HARRIS, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
of Barnoldswick, died 10th February, 1919. Aged 49 years.]
[Illustration: BOMBARDIER ARTHUR SMITH, R.G.A., of Ash Street,
Crosshills, died at Shrewsbury 13th February, 1919. Aged 32 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL J. A. SMITH, Royal Air Force, of Aire
Street, Crosshills, died 4th February, 1919.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE W. WOODS, Royal Fusiliers, son of Mr. &
Mrs. J. Woods, Green Close, Clapham, died of wounds 7th February, 1919.
Aged 23 years.]
[Illustration: STEWART PERCIVAL JOHN SCOTT, Royal Naval Sick
Berth Reserve, of Cononley, died of appendicitis at Harwich 31st March,
1919.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE EDWARD BENTHAM, Loyal North Lancs.
Regt., of Dent, died 11th March, 1919.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLIE WOOD, Duke of Well.’s Regt.,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Wood, Grassington, died of pneumonia in France
2nd April, 1919.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE CHARLES CLARKSON, Durham Light
Infantry, son of Mr. & Mrs. Clarkson, Emsley Street, Steeton, died in
hospital at Epsom 23rd June, 1919. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WALTER STRICKLAND, R.A.M.C., son of Mr.
& Mrs. Alfred Strickland, 50, Mosley Street, Barnoldswick, died at Dean
Head Sanatorium, near Leeds, 1st July, 1919. Aged 36 years.]
[Illustration: GUNNER WM. J. JACKSON, R.F.A., 5, Bairstow
Street, Barnoldswick, son of the late Mr. James Jackson, Commercial
Hotel, Barnoldswick, died at the Royal Herbert Hospital, Woolwich, July
26th, 1919. Aged 41 years.]
[Illustration: RIFLEMAN JAMES PITCHFORD, West Yorkshire Regt.,
8, Foresters Buildings, Barnoldswick, reported missing April 25th,
1918; death presumed July, 1919. Aged 40 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILFRID CLOUGH, 12th Northumberland
Fusiliers, son of Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Clough, Bridge Road, Sutton Mill;
died a prisoner of war at Mons-en-Chaussee, July 25th, 1918, and buried
at Peronne Military Cemetery. Aged 21 years.]
[Illustration: RIFLEMAN ROBERT DUXBURY, West Yorkshire Regt.,
formerly of 75, Colne Road, Earby, missing May 12th, 1917, since
presumed to be dead.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN WILLIAM WELLOCK, 9th Duke of
Well.’s Regt., killed by a German sniper 8th September, 1918. Brother
of Mrs. M. Clark, Valley View, Burnsall. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE STANLEY SPENCE DUFFILL, 6th Leicester
Regt., son of Mr. Wm. Duffill, Holmfield, Sutton-in-Craven, died a
prisoner of war in hospital at Namur, November, 1918, and buried in
Namur Cemetary, November 13th, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE FRANK MAYOH, Worcestershire Yeomanry,
son of Mr. & Mrs. John Mayoh, 8, Victoria Road, Barnoldswick,
accidentally killed in Egypt 5th July, 1919. Aged 20 years.]
[Illustration: CORPORAL THOMAS BATTERSBY, Machine Gun Corps,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Battersby, late of Rimington, formerly of Chatburn;
reported missing March 22nd, 1918 and since presumed dead.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE OSCAR BROWN, West Riding Regt., of
Glusburn, killed at La Holanderie, near Fleurbaix, July, 1919.]
[Illustration: LANCE-CORPORAL THOMAS KIRK, Durham Light
Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk, 24, East Hill Street, Barnoldswick,
accidentally killed in Cologne January 1st, 1920. Aged 19 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE WILFRED HENRY HEAP, M.G.C., son-in-law
of the late Mr. Robert Wilcock, 16, Stuart Street, Barnoldswick; died
January 9th, 1920 from tuberculosis, following upon wounds received in
action in France. Aged 22 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY WILSON, Duke of Wellington’s
Regt., son of Mr. Nathan Wilson, Cononley, died from valvular disease
of the heart Dec. 1st, 1919, aged 25 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE RICHARD FOSTER, son of Mr. & Mrs. James
Foster, Bank End, Lawkland, Settle, wounded and taken prisoner April
10th, 1918, and officially presumed dead by the War Office on Jan.
19th, 1920. Aged 26 years.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. H. POYNTON, 26 Warwick Regt., for
five years foreman at Gisburne Park, Gisburne, died of wounds March
26th, 1918.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE JOHN HY. SIMPSON, Duke of Wellington’s
West Riding Regiment, 17, Raikes Beck, Barnoldswick, and a native of
Carleton, missing since April 14th, 1918, since presumed killed.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE J. J. METCALFE, Duke of Wellington’s
West Riding Regiment, eldest of sixteen children of Mrs. Mary A.
Metcalfe, Gills Farm, Tosside. Reported wounded and missing April 19th,
1918, since presumed dead.]
[Illustration: PRIVATE HARRY BULLOCK, East View, Settle,
missing since March 28th, 1918, since presumed killed.]
PRIVATE HAROLD ARMSTRONG, of Brook Street, Skipton,
died of wounds in France. Aged 32 years.
PRIVATE JOHN BROWN, Scottish Fusiliers, brother of
Miss Annie Brown, Westmoreland Street, Skipton, killed in
action. Aged 43 years.
SIGNALLER HENRY CLAPHAM, East Lancs. Regt., son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Clapham, High Parrock Farm, Barrowford, and
formerly of Gargrave, killed in action. Aged 22 years.
PRIVATE CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT, R.A.F., of 63, Water
Street, Earby, died of pneumonia, at Bradford, Dorset. Aged 30
years.
PRIVATE JOHN PERCIVAL, Duke of Well.’s Regt., formerly
of Skipton, killed in action, 24th March, 1915. Aged 45 years.
LANCE-CORPORAL H. S. SPRINGTHORPE, Lincoln Regt.,
formerly of Skipton, killed in action, 12th April, 1915.
PRIVATE WALTER TURNBULL, East Lancs. Regt., of
Broughton Road, Skipton, killed in action, April, 1915.
PRIVATE ROBERT FAY, East Lancs. Regt., grandson of
Mr. Robert Whalley, 16, Arthur Street Barnoldswick, killed in
action in the Dardanelles, August, 1915.
SERGT. FRED SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt., formerly of
Silsden, died of wounds in the Dardanelles, 25th October, 1915.
PRIVATE WILLIAM AUSTIN, Labour Corps, of 9, Keighley
Road, Skipton, accidentally killed on the railway in France,
7th November, 1915. Aged 52 years.
PRIVATE HARRY GAMBLE, Duke of Well.’s Regt., formerly
of Kelbrook, died of gas poisoning, January, 1916. Aged 19
years.
PRIVATE T. J. TREVERTON, East Lancs. Regt., of Back
Waterloo Road, Kelbrook, died of wounds 12th July, 1916.
PRIVATE A. W. P. TUNE, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son of
Mrs. Tune, Main Street, Sutton, killed in action, 29th August,
1916. Aged 27 years.
PRIVATE WILLIAM TOMLINSON, Loyal North Lancs. Regt.,
son of Mr. William Tomlinson, Ribblesdale View, Chatburn,
killed in action, 21st October, 1916. Aged 25 years.
PRIVATE PERCY LAW, Highland Light Infantry, of 23,
Moslyn Avenue, Earby, died of pneumonia at Curragh Camp,
Ireland, 22nd Feb., 1917. Aged 40 years.
PRIVATE JAMES HARTLEY, West Yorks. Regt., of 19,
Arthur Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action, 22nd March,
1917. Aged 36 years.
PRIVATE STEPHEN METCALFE, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of the late Mr. Stephen Metcalfe, Carleton, died of wounds,
25th April, 1917. Aged 22 years.
PRIVATE JOHN GILL, East Yorks. Regt., son of the
late Mr. Thomas Gill, Skipton, died from injuries received in
France, 11th April, 1917. Aged 24 years.
PRIVATE THOMAS MORELAND, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of
King Street, Barnoldswick, killed in action, 3rd May, 1917.
Aged 35 years.
PRIVATE WALTER STENSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Stenson, Watson’s Houses, Skipton, killed
in action, 8th October, 1917. Aged 39 years.
CORPORAL WILLIAM SLATER, West Yorks. Regt., late of
Skipton, died of wounds, 20th November, 1917. Aged 21 years.
PRIVATE JAMES BELL, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of Stalling
Busk, Askrigg, died of wounds, 11th April, 1918.
PRIVATE ABRAHAM COOPER, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of 5,
North Avenue, Barnoldswick, died of gas poisoning in France,
29th April, 1918. Aged 28 years.
PRIVATE ARTHUR CLEGG, Duke of Well.’s Regt., of 44,
Russell Street, Skipton, killed in action, 12th April, 1918.
Aged 32 years.
CORPORAL JAMES T. THOMPSON, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son
of Mrs. J. Thompson, 28, Pembroke Street, Skipton, killed in
action, April, 1918. Aged 24 years.
SAPPER ARTHUR COLES, Royal Engineers, son of Mr.
William Coles, Station Master, Skipton, killed in action on the
Italian front, 15th June, 1918. Aged 35 years.
PRIVATE WILLIAM BURTON, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Burton, Elslack, died in hospital at Cannock
Chase, 14th July, 1918. Aged 19 years.
SERGEANT G. WILKINSON, M.M., of Kilnsey, died of
wounds, 27th July, 1918.
PRIVATE EDGAR HANCOCK, Guards M. G. Corps, formerly
of the “Craven Herald” Staff, killed in action, 5th September,
1918.
PRIVATE JACK PARKINSON, Australian Corps, son of Mrs.
Parkinson, Rimington, died of wounds, 1st September, 1918.
PRIVATE JOHN GILL, Yorks. & Lancs. Regt., of Skipton,
killed in action, 13th October, 1918.
PRIVATE EDWARD FAULKNER, Scottish Rifles, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Faulkner, Silsden, died of wounds,
Feb., 1917. Aged 19 years.
PRIVATE JONAS GILL, West Yorks. Regt., son of Mrs.
Gill, St. John’s Square, Silsden, killed in action, 9th July,
1917. Aged 29 years.
LANCE-CORPORAL STANLEY RICHMOND, Canadian Corps, son
of Mr. Tom Richmond, formerly of Skipton, killed in action,
29th November, 1917. Aged 23 years.
PRIVATE H. E. WATSON, Northumberland Fusiliers, of
Lane End, Cowling, died of gas poisoning, 11th October, 1918.
Aged 39 years.
PRIVATE ARTHUR SMITH, Duke of Well.’s Regt., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Steeton, killed in action at Mons, 24th
August, 1914. Aged 25 years.
PRIVATE WALKER PARKER, West Yorks Regt., of Haw Grove,
Hellifield, died of wounds, 9th May, 1918.
PRIVATE F. DRIVER, East Lancs. Regt., of 14, Castle
Street, Skipton, killed in action, 23rd September, 1918.