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Pte Hubert Ainsworth 9508, 9th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers Born: Blackburn Killed in action 7th August 1915 aged 21, Gallipoli Son of John and Ellen Ainsworth, of Hargreaves St, Nelson
L.Corp. Walter Benson 29271, 14th Battalion Highland Light Infantry Died from wounds 5th October 1917 aged 19, Western Front Son of Smith and Mary Benson, of Chapel House Rd, Nelson
William Boothman
Pte Robert Brown 32525, 2nd Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers Died from wounds 26th September 1917 aged 22, Western Front Son of Thomas and Naomi Brown, of Mosley St, Nelson
L.Corp. Ephraim Davey 460556, 27th Battalion Canadian Infantry (Manitoba Regt.) Died from wounds 16th September 1916 aged 27, Western Front Son of William and Jane Davey, of Lime St. Nelson
Pte J.T. Dearden 57068, 10th Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers 21st November 1916 Gisburn Rd, Barrowford Son of the late T. Dearden
Pte Harry Ellis 23171, 9th Battalion East Lancs Reg. Died from wouds 28th April 1917 aged 27, Mesopotamia
Pte C.H. Furber 2052, 1st/5th Battalion East Lancs Reg. Died from wounds 19th December 1915 aged 18, Gallipoli Son of John and Kate Furber, of Rupert St, Nelson
Gunner Robert Jackson Royal Field Artillery Killed 14th November 1918, Western Front Of Ada St, Nelson
Gunner Lawrence Keyworth 47223, 16th Heavy Baty. Royal Garrison Artillery Killed 16th April 1916 aged 26, Western Front
Pte Arthur Maden 25877, 1st Battalion, Border Reg. Killed in action, 4th February 1918 aged 20, Western Front Son of James and Martha Maden, of Lomeshaye Rd. Nelson
Pte Abraham Robinson Manley 34581, 7th Battalion East Lancs Reg. Born Skipton, Yorks Killed in action, 31st July 1917 aged 26, Western Front of Chapelhouse Rd, Nelson Remembered on parents grave in Wheatley Lane Inghamite Churchyard.
Pte Alfred Moorhouse 10246, 9th Battalion Royal Fusiliers (formerly of City of London Reg.) Killed in action, 9th April 1917 aged 20, Western Front Son of Councillor and Mrs Moorhouse
Pte Walter Nutter 266036, 1st/4th Battalion King's Own Royal Lancaster Reg. Killed in action, 20th November 1917 aged 21, Western Front of Victoria St, Nelson
Sub-conductor John Edward Oldroyd 12th "S" Coy. Royal Army Ordance Corps Born East Ardsley, Yorkshire Died from pneumonia and malaria, 27th August 1919 aged 45, Salonika husband of Annie Oldroyd, of Carr Road, Nelson
Pte Richard Pickles
Pte Fred Place 275351, 15th Aux. Horse Transport, Royal Army Service Corps Died in hospital, 25th April 1919 aged 41, France Son of Margaret and the late Richard Place of Nelson, husband of Harriet Place of Southport, brother of Tom Place, below
Pte Tom Place 203630, 2nd/7th Lancashire Fusiliers Killed in action, 21st March 1918 aged 39, Western Front Son of Mrs Place of Napier St, Nelson, brother of Fred Place, above
Sig. William Plows 26264, 6th Battalion Yorkshire Reg. Died from wounds, 14th December 1916 aged 25, Western Front Son of Emily Plows of St Mary St, Nelson
Isaiah Robinson Canadian Mounted Rifles Died April 1916 of Lomeshaye Rd, Nelson
Sapper James Starkie 1440, RND, Royal Marine Engineers Died from wounds, 4th December 1915 aged 23, Gallipoli Son of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Starkie of Hargreaves St, Nelson
Pte Robert Wallwork 7936, 6th Battalion East Lancs Reg Born Helmshore Died from fever, 24th May 1916 aged 29, Mesopotamia Son of Mr and Mrs Doctor Wallwork of Railway St, Nelson
Pte John Walton 20511, 1st Battalion Border Reg. Killed in action, 21st December 1915 aged 22, Gallipoli Son of Mr and Mrs Walton of Every St, Nelson
John W. Walton
Pte Frank Wardley 04063, 26th Coy. Royal Ordnance Corps. Drowned 28th October 1915, HMS Hythe, Dardanelles of Selby St, Nelson
Able Seaman Henry Berry Watson Mersey/Z/1825, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve HMS "Changuinola" Drowned 14th February 1918 aged 19 Son of Mr and Mrs John Watson of Gordon Rd, Nelson
Pte Rennie Wilkinson 82467, 43rd Machine Gun Corps. formerly of East Lancs Reg. Killed in action 11th May 1917 aged 25, Western Front of Temple St, Nelson
Pte Norman Wood 21949, 2nd Battalion East Lancs Reg. Killed in action 24th April 1918 aged 24, Western Front Son of Florence Bainbridge Wood of Lomeshaye Rd, Nelson
Firth Dole Munition worker killed in an explosion at a munition factory in Morecambe in 1917 aged 32 Son of James J. & Alice of Southfield St, Nelson Buried in St Johns Churchyard, Great Marsden
John William Starkie Munition worker at Cammell Laird, Sheffield Killed in accident, 8th January 1917, Sheffield of Garnett St, Nelson
Nurse Elsie Hartley Died 30th October 1918 aged 30 Stanley Hospital, Liverpool daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Hartley of "Applegarth" Nelson
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These are the sources I have used in order to find information about those commemorated on the Memorial
a. Commonwealth War Graves site
b. Soldiers Died CD at Lancashire Record Office
c. Roll of Honour for Greater Burnley compiled and issued by the Burnley Express at Burnley Library
d. Local newspapers on microfilm Nelson Leader at Nelson Library
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