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Salusbury Sewell DAVENPORT
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Frederick Augustus CLARKE, John ROBINSON
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Tom COWLEY
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John, (Jack) CHALLENER
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Charles William CANTRELL
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John BROOMHEAD
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Thomas BROADHEAD
BROADHEAD, Thomas. Private 291280 1/7th Cheshire Regiment killed in action in Belgium on the 14th October 1918 aged 26. He was the son of Thomas and Christiana. He is commemorated on a family memorial in Macclesfield Cemetery, Cheshire and he at rest in Hooge Crater Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen...- 28th61st
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Walter BRADBURY
BRADBURY, Walter. Private 73050, Denbighshire Yeomanry, 24th Royal Welsh Fusiliers, killed in action on the 31st October 1918 aged 36. He was born in Macclesfield and was the son of Charles and Annie and he was the husband of Anne. He is commemorated on his family memorial at Macclesfield...- 28th61st
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Jack BOWYER
BOWYER, Jack. Flight Sergeant 1485105, 143 Squadron, Royal Air Force, reported missing presumed killed on the 5th August 1943 aged 21. He was the son of Fred and Jennie. He is commemorated on a family memorial at Macclesfield Cemetery, Cheshire and also on the Runnymede Memorial, Surrey- 28th61st
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James BARBER
BARBER, James. Private 39886, 5th South Wales Borderers, fell in action at Kemmel, Belgium on the 14th April 1918 aged 31. He was the son of James and Mary of Macclesfield. "His duty nobly done" He is commemorated on a family memorial at Macclesfield Cemetery, Cheshire, and he is...- 28th61st
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Fred NEWTON
NEWTON, Fred. Private 10690006, Royal Army Service Corps died 8th January 1947 aged 49. He was the son of William and Rosetta of Macclesfield and he was the husband of Susan of Macclesfield. He is at rest with his wife in Macclesfield Cemetery Cheshire.- 28th61st
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Gerald Edward KIMPTON
KIMPTON, Gerald Edward. Private 14928542, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, died 8th November 1945 aged 18. He was the son of Ernest William and Ellen of Macclesfield. He is at rest Macclesfield Cemetery Cheshire.- 28th61st
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Arthur GREEN
GREEN, Arthur Lance Corporal 15273, 8th South Lancashire Regiment died 19th February 1916 aged 30. He was the son of James and Ellen of Hayes Yard, Macclesfield. In 1911 he was employed as a quarry labourer. His brother\'s Private 12951 Albert, Private 49497 John Henry and Private 244966...- 28th61st
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John Fred BUCKLEY
BUCKLEY, John Fred. Captain, 3rd Lancashire Fusiliers died 3rd March 1919 attached to 80th Labour Corps, died at Fort Pitt, Central Military Hospital, Chatham aged 27. Husband of Annie Louise, 67 Newton Road, Macclesfield He is at rest Macclesfield Cemetery Cheshire.- 28th61st
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John James BOOTH
BOOTH, John James. Private 3041, 13th Cheshire Regiment, formerly Private TR3/10156, 50th Battalion, Training Reserve died 11th July 1918 aged 27. He was the son of James and Mary of 11, Black Lane, Macclesfield. He is at rest Macclesfield Cemetery Cheshire.- 28th61st
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William Aston SHARPLEY
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Harold WHALLEY
WHALLEY, Harold. Private 40603, 21st Manchester Regiment died 9th October 1918 aged 23. He was the son of Harry and Eleanor of 10, Eastgate, Macclesfield. He is at rest in Macclesfield Cemetery Cheshire.- 28th61st
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Albert WORTH
WORTH, Albert. Corporal D/5699, 8th Home Defence Battalion, Cheshire Regiment died 5th August 1940 aged 47. He was the son of William and Ellen and he was the husband of Elsie all of Macclesfield. He is at rest in Macclesfield Cemetery Cheshire.- 28th61st
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