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10335 Lance/Corporal
Joseph Calverley
6th Bn. East Lancashire Regiment
9th April 1916.

Panel 19.
(CWGC has surname as Calveley)

Lived at 50 Cromwell Street, Burnley, Lancashire.

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12972 Private
Guy Calvert
6th Bn. East Lancashire Regiment
25th April 1916.
Panel 19.

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8841 Private
Thomas Cameron
1st Bn. Highland Light Infantry
8th March 1916, aged 38.
Panel 35 and 64.
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Husband of Margaret Cameron, of 37, Gt. Hamilton St., Paisley.


Images courtesy of Paul Cochrane (Great Grandson)

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Thomas's wife Margaret
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3514381 Corporal
Joseph Carr
(63518). "A" Company, 2nd Bn. 
Manchester Regiment
24th July 1920, aged 20.
Panel 31 & 64.

Son of Mrs. Harriett Carr, of 38, Haughton Rd., Audenshaw, Manchester.

He had originally enlisted in October 1914 at the age of 15, but when he was 17 his mother got his discharge. He served again on reaching 18 and after training was despatched to France where he was wounded. He was sent to Mesopotamia and was killed in action at Hilla - one of the 14 men of Tameside who died on July 24th 1920.

Picture and additional information courtesy of Philip Miller


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20002 Private
James Casson
6th Bn. Kings own Royal Lancaster Regiment, Machine Gun Section

9th April 1916, aged 29.
Panel 7.


Husband of Eliza Ann Casson, of 64, Milton St., Fulledge, Burnley.



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18817 Sergeant 
Robert Hey Chapples
6th Bn. East Lancashire Regiment
9th April 1916.

Panel 19.

Lived at 8 Carey Street, Burnley, Lancashire

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27398 Private
Arthur Collinge
6th Bn. East Lancashire Regiment
26th February 1917.

Panel 19.

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24293 Private
George Cooper
6th Bn. East Lancashire Regiment
30th April 1917, aged 25.
Panel 19.
 
George was the son of David and Ann Cooper and was born in Stacksteads, Bacup, Lancashire. In 1901 the family lived at 10 Prospect Terrace, Stacksteads and in 1911 at 10 Farholme Lane, Stacksteads. He attended Acre Mill Sunday School and appears frequently in the church records until 1912.
 
He enlisted Feb 1916 and served with 6/East Lancs (#24293) in Mesopotamia from June 1916. He contracted dysentery and was treated in India but was back in Mesopotamia by Nov 1916. He died 30 April 1917 aged 25. He is remembered on the Basra Memorial.
 
Remembered by Terry Haslam-Jones
 

(Terry and the members of the Acre Mill Baptist Church, Stacksteads, Bacup, Lancs are currently in the process of preparing a new memorial for all the men from Acre Mill who lost their lives during both wars).

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Second Lieutenant
Glyn Lloyd Davies
4th Bn. South Wales Borderers
15th February 1917, aged 28.
Panel 16 and 62.

Son of John and Sarah Jane Davies, of "Cartref", Lindenthorpe Rd., Broadstairs, Kent.

Picture courtesy of Luc D'Haene


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10464 Private 
David James White Duncan
6th Bn. East Lancashire Regiment
9th March 1917.

Panel 19.


Lived at 45 Standish Street, Burnley, Lancashire.

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20954 Private
 Samuel Fielden
6th Bn. Kings Own Royal Lancaster Regiment
30th April 1917, aged 25.

Panel 7.


Son of John William and Frances Fielden, of 534, Accrington Rd., Burnley.

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19209 Private
Frederick George Frampton
5th Bn. Wiltshire Regiment
5th April 1916.
Panel 30 and 64.

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