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The Royal British Legion
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The Royal British Legion |
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| CAFFERATTA | H | Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CAIN | G | Private.
Goods Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CAIN | J | Private.
Parcel Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CALDWELL | J | Private.
Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CALLOW | E | Private.
Extra Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CALVERLEY | J | Private.
Steamraiser, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CALVERT | T | Sergeant.
Signalman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CALVERT | W A | [Not
listed in the St. Paul's Order of Service] Private |
| CAMPBELL | E S | Gunner.
Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CAMPBELL | James | Private.
Cook or Painter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CAMPBELL | J | Private.
Cook or Painter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CAMPBELL | John James | [Not
listed in St. Paul's Order of Service] Private. Lancashire and Yorkshire
Railway. |
| CANOVAN | G M | Trooper.
Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CARNEY | J | Sergeant.
Shunter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CARNEY | J | Private.
Sleeper Chairer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. See also Manchester
Stores Department |
| CARROLL | J | Driver.
Vanman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CARROLL | J | Corporal.
Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CARROLL | T | Private.
Issuer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. See also Manchester
Stores Department |
| CARROLL | W | Private.
Platelayer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CARRUTHERS | C W | Corporal.
Fireman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CARSON | S | Private.
Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CARSON | Thomas | Greaser,
H.M.S. Duke of Albany, Mercantile Marine Reserve.Killed when his
ship was torpedoed and sunk about 9:10 AM by Imperial German Navy
submarine SM UB-27 in the North Sea approximately 20 miles east
of the Pentland Skerries 24 August 1916. Fireman, Lancashire and
Yorkshire Railway. Husband of Martha Hammond, of Westbourne, Onslew
Gardens, Cregagh Road, Belfast. No known grave. Commemorated on
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Devon. Panel 20. |
| CARTER | G W | Private.
Extra Checker, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CARTER | J E | Private.
Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CARTLEDGE | E | Sergeant.
Assistant Wireman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CARTWRIGHT | J | Sergeant.
Assistant Lineman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CATTERALL, MM | A | [Transcribed
as CATHERALL] Corporal. Timekeeper, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway.
Awarded the Military Medal (M.M.). |
| CAUDWELL | W | Private.
Joiner's Apprentice, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CAUNCE | Harry | Private
78842, 2nd Battalion, Durham Light Infantry. Killed in action 21
March 1918. Aged 20. Washer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Born
Burcough Bridge, Lancashire, enlisted Goole. Son of Hugh and Jane
Caunce, 10 Second Avenue, Goole, Yorkshire. Service Record gives
employment as Platelayer. Member of the National Union of Railwaymen
as a Railway Worker, Carriage Cleaer, union branch Goole 1, admitted
16 July 1916, aged 17. No known grave. Commemorated on ARRAS MEMORIAL,
Pas de Calais, France. Bay 8. |
| CAWSON | William | Private
5257, 1st Battalion, York and Lancaster Regiment. Died of wounds
in United Kingdom 15 May 1915. Aged 35. Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire
Railway. Born and enlisted Goole, resident Margate. Husband of Ethel
Beatrice, 3 Caxton Road, Garlinge, Margate. Son of William and Eliza
Cawson included in Goole Times 1917 'Roll of Honour' booklet. Buried
in GOOLE CEMETERY, Yorkshire, Grave reference A. Third "C".
57. |
| CHADDERTON | T | [Listed
as Corporal in St. Paul's Order of Service.] Lance Corporal. Porter,
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CHADWICK | J | Pioneer.
Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CHADWICK | P | Private.
Ballastman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CHAMPION | H | Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CHAPMAN | C | Private.
Checker, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CHAPMAN | S | Private.
Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CHARLES | G | [Listed
as Private on St. Paul's Order of Service] Lance Corporal. Joint
Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CHARLTON | J A | [Listed
as A CHARLTON on St. Paul's Order of Service] Private. Joint Clerk,
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CHARNOCK | J | Private.
Number Taker, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CHESTER | C | Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CHEW | F S | Gunner.
Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CHILVERS | John |
Cook and Steward, S.S. Rye (Goole), Mercantile Marine. Died at sea
7 April 1918. Aged 56. Senior Steward, Lancashire and Yorkshire
Railway. Born Beccles. Husband of Emily Sarah Louise Chilvers, of
48, Percy St., Goole. No known grave. Commemorated on TOWER HILL
MEMORIAL, London. |
| CHINN | P | Private.
Extra Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CHIPCHASE | J | Gunner.
Apprentice, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CHORLTON | W | Private.
Drawer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CHORLTON | W H | [Not
listed on St. Paul's Order of Service] Private |
| CLAPHAM | P | Private.
Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CLARK | Ernest | Able
Seaman 5535A, H.M.S. Cressy, Royal Navy. Killed when HMS Cressy
had stopped to pick up survivors from HMS Aboukir, but got underway,
before she was hit by a torpedo, fired by German submarine U9, and
damaged; shortly afterwards, a second torpedo hit her and she sank
within 15 minutes 22 September 1914. Able Seaman, Lancashire and
Yorkshire Railway. Born Goole, Yorkshire. HUsband of Annie Clark.
No known grave. Commemorated on CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL, Kent. Panel
8. |
| CLARK | J | Private.
Carter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CLARKE | E S | Private.
Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CLARKE | J R | Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CLARKSON | R | Private.
Extra Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CLASSON | J | Private.
Washer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CLAXTON | J | Private.
Fitter's Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CLAYTON | J | Stoker.
Checker, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CLEGG | G W | Gunner.
Ex. Chn. Hse. Yth., Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CLEGG | J W R | Private.
Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CLOUGH | T | Private.
Extra Carter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COBBLE | H |
[Transcribed
as COBLE] Private. Booking Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway.
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| COBHAM | H | [Listed
as Bombardier in St. Paul's Order of Service] Sergeant. Joint Clerk,
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COCKIN | C | Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COCKRAM | F | Private.
Goods Guard, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COE | A W | Private.
Fitter's Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COFFEY | J | [Not
listed on St. Paul's Order of Service] Gunner |
| COLE | F M | Private.
Motor Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COLEMAN | J | Private.
Bricklayer's Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COLING | L | Private.
Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COLLINGE | J G | [Listed
as Gunner in St. Paul's Order of Service] Lance Corporal. Clerk,
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COLLINS, DCM | H |
[Not
listed in St. Paul's Order of Service] Sergeant. Metal Mixer, Lancashire
and Yorkshire Railway. Awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal (D.C.M.) |
| COLLINSON | D |
Private.
Extra Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COLMAN | W A |
Private.
Cerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COMMONS | J |
Private.
Extra Checker, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CONLAN | T |
Private.
Loader, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CONNOLLY | B J |
[Listed
as Private on St. Paul's Order of Service] Sergeant. Tonnage Recorder,
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COOK | G McA |
Private.
Tele. & Jnt. Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COOK | J W |
Private.
Shunter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COOKE | E |
Private.
Shunter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COOKE | F |
Private.
Signalman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COOKE |
John Irwin |
Lieutenant, 33rd Light Railway Operating Company, Royal Engineers. Accidentally killed at Reninghelst 3rd September 1917. Aged 24. Fitter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Son of John and Mary Cooke, of 19, Wellington Road, Whalley Range, Manchester. Born 1891 in Prestwich. Educated at Kilgrimol School, St. Annes-on-Sea. Manchester University: 1912; Student, Engineering. Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company. Gazetted 13th Battalion, Yorkshire and Lancashire Regiment and Royal Engineers. Previously wounded. Buried in RENINGHELST NEW MILITARY CEMETERY, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Plot IV. Row G. Grave 7. See also Manchester University |
| COOKSON | J |
[Not
listed in St. Paul's Order of Service] Private |
| COOKSON | R [H] |
Private.
Reserve Shunter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COMBS | William |
[Listed as COOMBES on memorial and Railway Records] Stoker, S.S.
Rye (Goole), Mercantile Marine. Died when his ship was torpedoed
and sunk in the English Channel by Imperial German Navy submarine
SM UB-74 S.S. Rye 7 April 1918. Aged 34. Fireman, Lancashire and
Yorkshire Railway. Born and resident Piddinghoe, Sussex. Son of
Phyllis Combs, of Piddinghoe, Sussex, and the late Charles Combs.
In the 1901 census he was aged 17, born Piddinghoe, Sussex, a Deck
boy sailor, son of Phyllis Combs (a widow), resident The Vicarage,
Newhaven Road, Piddinghoe, Lewes, Sussex. In the 1911 census he
was aged 27, born Piddinghoe, Sussex, a River labourer, son of Phyllis
Combs (a widow), resident Piddinghoe, near Lewes, Sussex. |
| COOPE | H |
Sergeant.
Clerk, Goods Manager's Office, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway.
Listed in St Paul's Cathedral Order of Service 1919. See also Lancashire
& Yorkshire Victoria Station Goods Department |
| COOPER | C G |
[Listed
as COOPER C J in St. Paul's Order of Service] Private. Van Boy,
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COOPER | F |
Private.
Reserve Shunter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COOPER | J |
[Listed
as Private in St. Paul's Order of Service] Gunner. Washer, Lancashire
and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COOPER, MM | J W |
Corporal.
Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Awarded the Military Medal
(M.M.). |
| COOPER | W E |
Private.
Sheet Repairer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. See also Manchester
Stores Department |
| CORCORAN | J W |
Private.
Extra Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CORE | A |
Sergeant.
Carter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CORFIELD | J | [Not listed in St. Paul's Order of Service] Private. |
| CORNALL | G L |
Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. See also Manchester
Stores Department |
| CORNALL | H E |
Sergeant.
Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COSTA, MM | D |
Private.
Fitter's Assistant, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Awarded the
Military Medal (M.M.). |
| COTTAM | T |
Private.
Platelayer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COULSON | Eli |
Private
24487, 60th Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps. Killed in
action 17 September 1916. Born 1892 in Born Adlingfleet, Yorkshire,
enlisted Nottingham. Shunter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway.
Husband of Ruth Coulson of Percival Cottage, Gilberdyke, Yorkshire,
formerly St. Mark's Terrace, Goole; two children. Member of the
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, Railway Workers, Shunter,
Goole Union, admitted 12 May 1912, aged 20. Buried in DELVILLE WOOD
CEMETERY, LONGUEVAL, Somme, France. Plot XVII. Row I. Grave 9. |
| COULTER | S |
[Listed
as Sergeant on St. Paul's Order of Service] Corporal. Hall Porter,
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COUPE | J |
Private.
Paviour's Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COUPS | M |
Private.
Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COURTNEY | J |
Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COWLING | O |
Private.
Shunter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COWPE | T B |
Private.
Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COWSILL | J |
[Not
listed on St. Paul's Order of Service] Corporal |
| COX | A |
Private.
Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COX | F |
Private.
Platelayer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| COY | W J |
Private.
Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CRACKNELL | R H |
Private.
Cleaber, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CRADDOCK | A |
Lance
Corporal. Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CRADDOCK | W |
Lance
Corporal. Sub-Station Assistant, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway.
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| CRAIG | W |
Private.
Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CRAWLEY | A |
[Not
listed on St. Paul's Order of Service] Private |
| CRAWSHAW | W E |
[Not
listed on St. Paul's Order of Service] Private |
| CREASER | Edward [Archibald] |
Able
Seaman, S.S. Unity (Goole), Mercantile Marine. Supposed killed or
drowned when his ship was torpedoed at 2:20am and sunk by the enemy
2 May 1918. Aged 32. Able Seaman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway.
Born Doncaster 15 June 1885. Son of Harriet Creaser and the late
Francis Creaser; husband of Eva Creaser (nee Bramham), of 20 Fifth
Avenue, Goole, Yorks, married 21 September 1915 in Goole, Yorkshire
(West Riding). Last place of residence Goole. Baptised 16 August
1885 in Doncaster, Christ Church, son of Francis and Harriet Creaser.
In the 1891 census he was listed as Edward A Creaser, aged 5, born
Doncaster, Yorkshire, son of Francis and Harriet Creaser, resident
St Marys Road, Wheatley, Doncaster, Yorkshire & Yorkshire (West
Riding). In the 1901 census he was aged 15, born Doncaster, Yorkshire,
a Body Builder (Apprentice), son of Francis and Harriett Creaser,
resident 15, Highfield Road, Wheatley, Doncaster, Yorkshire &
Yorkshire (West Riding). In the 1911 census he was aged 25, born
Doncaster, Yorkshire, 2nd Mate in Crew, resident 'Humber', Hull
Roads, River Humber, Goole. Yorkshire. No known grave. Commemorated
on TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London. |
| CRITCHLEY | P |
Sergeant.
Parcel Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CROFTON | W |
Private.
Carter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CROMPTON | A C |
Private.
Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CROOKALL | J |
Lance
Corporal. Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CROOKS | J |
Private.
Shunter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CROSS | Arthur Moulter |
Second Lieutenant, 20th Training Squadron, Royal Air Force. Died in Military Hospital, Belton Park, as a result of an aircraft crash at Buckminster, United Kingdom, flying in a Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.8, serial number C2385, 29 July 1918. Aged 23. Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Son of Sarah Cross, of 106, Manchester Road, Blackpool, and the late Joseph Cross. Buried in BLACKPOOL (LAYTON) CEMETERY, Lancashire. Plot/Row/Section/Area Y. Grave 49. |
| CROSS | B |
Private.
Flat Loader, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CROSS | J |
Private.
Fireman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CROWE | A J |
Private.
Joint Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CROWTHER | J R |
Private.
Painter's Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CULSHAW | E |
Private.
Signalman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CUNNINGHAM | C |
Private.
Clerk, , Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CURRAN | H |
Gunner.
Loader, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CURTIS | F E |
Private.
Capstan Youth, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| CUTTER | Thomas |
Able
Seaman, S.S. Hebble (Goole), Mercantile Marine. Ship mined at sea,
supposedly drowned 6 May 1917. Aged 49. Able Seaman, Lancashire
and Yorkshire Railway. Born Kessingland, Lowestoft. Husband of Priscilla
(nee Nichols) Cutter, of 83, Edinburgh Street, Goole, married October
to December Quarter 1890 in Mutford Registration District, Suffolk.
Last place of residence 83, Edinburgh Street, Goole. No known grave.
Commemorated on TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London. |
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