Flying Officer 158336, 105 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 19th October 1944. Aged 30. Born 11th May 1914. Son of William P. Bertenshaw and Sarah Bertenshaw, of Higher Crumpsall, Manchester; husband of Hilda (nee Griffiths) Bertenshaw, of Southport, married in 1941 in the Southport Registration District, Lancashire. B.A. (Manchester). In the 1939 Register he was a Local Government Clerk in the Education Department, resident with his widowed mother, Sara, a widow, at 97 Wilton Road, Manchester C.B., Lancashire. Alternative Commemoration - buried in Cheetham Hill (St. Luke) Churchyard. Cremated and commemorated in MANCHESTER SOUTHERN CEMETERY, Lancashire. Screen Wall.

Extract from Manchester Evening News 23rd October 1944, page 6:

ROLL OF HONOUR

BERTENSHAW—Whilst on air operations in Oct. 1944, Flying Officer CLIFFORD BERTENSHAW, aged 30 years, dearly-loved husband of Hilda, 64, newton-street, Southport, and beloved younger son of Mrs. and the Late Mr. W.P. BERTENSHAW, 97, Wilton Road, Nr. Crumpsall, Manchester 8 (late of Manchester Education office). Funeral service at St. Luke's Church, Cheetham Hill Road, at 10 a.m. Thursday, 26th, followed by committal at Manchester Crematorium at 11 a.m.

Extract from Manchester Evening News 25th October 1944, page 3:

Officer Killed

Employed in Manchester Education Offices before joining the R.A.F. four years ago. Flying Officer Clifford Bertenshaw, aged 20 (sic), of Newton-street, Southport, has been killed in an air operation.

[Transcribed as BARSTER] Sub-Lieutenant, H.M.S. Trollope, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. Died 6 July 1944. Aged 32. Born 5th June 1912. Son of John and Annie Brasier; husband of Marjorie (nee Bingham) Brasier, of Gatley, Cheshire, married 1938 in the Manchester South Registration District, Lancashire. M.A. In the 1939 Register he was a Municipal Accountant, married to Marjorie, resident 28, Delamere Road, Cheadle and Gatley U.D., Cheshire. No known grave. Commemorated on PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire. Panel 88, Column 1.

Extract from finalised England & Wales Government Probate Death Index 1986 for Frederick Alan BRASIER:

BRASIER, Frederick Alan of 28 Delamere Rd Gatley Cheshire died 6 July 1944 Administration Manchester 6 June £nil
Former Grant Manchester 11 January 1945 8651907556M

Extract from Manchester Evening News 10th June 1948, page 3:

War dead honoured

Names of three employes (sic) killed in the last war were added to the Manchester City Treasurer'sDepartment Roll of Honour for 1914-18 war at a remembrance service in the Town Hall to-day. The service of dedication was to GFrederick Allan (sic) Barsier, Arthur Moore and John H. Wilde.

Flying Officer (Pilot) 108165, 13 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died in hospital 9th April 1943. Aged 28. Born 26th April 1914. Son of Joseph H. Brierley and Kate Brierley of Bramshall, Staffordshire. B.Sc. (Tech.). In the 1939m Register he was a Surveyor, resident with his widowed mother, Kate, resident 17 Corbar Road, Stockport C.B., Cheshire. Buried in LA REUNION WAR CEMETERY, Algeria. Plot 2. Row B. Grave 2. Also commemorated on the family grave in Christ Church Church of England, Woodford, Cheshire.

Extract from Manchester Evening News 14th April 1943, page 7:

ROLL OF HONOUR

BRIERLEY.—Flying Officer ALAN BRIERLEY, aged 28 years, of 100, Woodsmoor Lane, Stockport, youngest son of Mrs. K. and the late J.H. Brierley, died in hospital in April 1943, from injuries received in April 1943, whilst on operational duties with British North Africa Force.