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| KANE | S |
[Not
listed in St. Paul's Order of Service] Private. Lancashire and Yorkshire
Railway. |
| KAYE | W H | [Listed
as W N KAYE on memorial] Private. Reserve Shunter, Lancashire and
Yorkshire Railway. |
| KEENAN | J T |
Private.
Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KEIGAN | P | Sergeant.
Platelayer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KEIGHLEY | T |
Corporal.
Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KELLY | C | Private.
Platelayer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KELLY | R |
Private.
Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KELSEY | J | Lance
Corporal. Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KEMP | H |
[Not
listed in St. paul's Order of Service] Private. Lancashire and Yorkshire
Railway. |
| KENNIWELL | F | Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KENNY | T |
Private.
Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KENWARD | F | Private.
Reserve Shunter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KENYON | J |
Private.
Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KENYON | R | [Listed
as Private on St. Paul's Order of Service] Lance Corporal.Sheet
Repairer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. See also Manchester
Stores Department |
| KERRIGAN | J |
Private.
Washer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KERSHAW | A |
Able
Seaman R/6100, Drake Battalion, Royal Naval Division, Royal naval
Volunteer Reserve. Killed in action 2 September 1918. Train Booker,
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Born 23 October 1897. Son of Elizabeth
Kershaw; brother of Annie Kershaw; resident 34, Turkey Lane, Harpurhey,
Manchester. Member of the National Union of Railwaymen. Baptised
10 November 1897 in Manchester, Lancashire, son of Elizabeth Ann
Kershaw. In the 1901 census he was aged 3, born manchester, Lancashire,
son of Elizabeth Kershaw, resident 3, Plato Street, Manchester,
Lancashire. In the 1911 census he was aged 13, born Harpurhey, Lancashire,
a School newsboy, son of Alexander and Elizabeth Ann McDonnell (stepson),
brother of Annie Kershaw, resident 92 Conran Street, Harpurhey Manchester,
North Manchester, Lancashire. Army Reserve 12 December 1915, Royal
Naval Volunteer Reserve for Royal Naval Division 12 August 1917.
Mobilised 21 August 1917., 4th Reserve Battalion. Able Seaman 17
December 1917 with nelson Battalion, Royal Naval Division. Assigned
Drake Battalion 7 February 1918. Admitted to 48 Casualty Clearing
Station, transferred to 149th Field Ambulance hospital suffering
from gas shell poisoning 12 March 1918. Reassigned Drake Battalion
6 August 1918. Buried in CROISILLES BRITISH CEMETERY, Pas de Calais,
France. Plot VI. Row G. Grave 26. |
| KERSHAW | W |
Private.
Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KILNER | S | Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KINSMAN | J |
Private.
Capstan Youth, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KIRBY | R | Private.
Point Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KITCHENER | W |
[Not
listed in St. Paul's Order of Service] Private. Lancashire and Yorkshire
Railway. |
| KNOTT | W | Sapper.
Fireman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KNOWLES | W |
Private.
Extra Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KNOX | W | Gunner.
Shunter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| KYNASTON | D |
Private.
Letter Sorter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
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