Loos Memorial
Roll of Honour
Q - S
28440 Private
Thomas Randle
2nd Bn. Cheshire Regiment
3rd October 1915, aged 24.
Panel 49 and 50.
Son of Mary Randle, of 106, Kirkby Rd., Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottingham, and the late Absalom Randle.
Thomas Randle
2nd Bn. Cheshire Regiment
3rd October 1915, aged 24.
Panel 49 and 50.
Son of Mary Randle, of 106, Kirkby Rd., Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottingham, and the late Absalom Randle.
Lieutenant
Ruskin John Robert Richardson
3rd Bn. attd. 2nd Bn. South Staffordshire Regiment
25th September 1915, aged 25.
Panel 73 to 76.
Son of John James Richardson, and of Mrs. J. J. Richardson (now Lady Jeans, of 3, St. Aubyn's Mansions, Hove, Sussex). Undergraduate at St. John's College, Cambridge.
Ruskin John Robert Richardson
3rd Bn. attd. 2nd Bn. South Staffordshire Regiment
25th September 1915, aged 25.
Panel 73 to 76.
Son of John James Richardson, and of Mrs. J. J. Richardson (now Lady Jeans, of 3, St. Aubyn's Mansions, Hove, Sussex). Undergraduate at St. John's College, Cambridge.
16101 Private
William Henry Riley
10th Bn. Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)
25th September 1915, aged 28.
Panel 57 to 59.
Son of Jemima Howarth (formerly Riley), of 6, Roebuck St., Burnley, and the late John Riley.
William Henry Riley
10th Bn. Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)
25th September 1915, aged 28.
Panel 57 to 59.
Son of Jemima Howarth (formerly Riley), of 6, Roebuck St., Burnley, and the late John Riley.
3904 Private
Harry Rowson
"A" Coy. 2nd/6th Bn. Royal Warwickshire Regiment
19th July 1916, aged 20.
Panel 22 to 25.
Husband of Mrs. Lucy Rowson, of 74, New Summer St., Birmingham.
Harry Rowson
"A" Coy. 2nd/6th Bn. Royal Warwickshire Regiment
19th July 1916, aged 20.
Panel 22 to 25.
Husband of Mrs. Lucy Rowson, of 74, New Summer St., Birmingham.
Lieutenant
Harold Scott Sanderson
8th Bn Black Watch (Royal Highlanders)
25th September 1915, aged 22.
Panel 78 to 83.
Son of Frederick Reid Sanderson and Alice Helen Scott Sanderson, of 5, Glencairn Crescent, Edinburgh.
Harold Scott Sanderson
8th Bn Black Watch (Royal Highlanders)
25th September 1915, aged 22.
Panel 78 to 83.
Son of Frederick Reid Sanderson and Alice Helen Scott Sanderson, of 5, Glencairn Crescent, Edinburgh.
45942 Private
Sydney Saunders
51st Bn. Machine Gun Corps. (Inf.) Formerly 4540 London Regiment.
9th April 1918, aged 20.
Panel 136.
Youngest son of Frederick and Ellen Saunders of The Manor House, Turners Hill, Cheshunt Herts.
Picture courtesy of Peter Saunders, great nephew.
Sydney Saunders
51st Bn. Machine Gun Corps. (Inf.) Formerly 4540 London Regiment.
9th April 1918, aged 20.
Panel 136.
Youngest son of Frederick and Ellen Saunders of The Manor House, Turners Hill, Cheshunt Herts.
Picture courtesy of Peter Saunders, great nephew.
L/9783 Lance Corporal
Thomas William Seath
"C" Coy. 2nd Bn. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment)
28th September 1915, aged 29.
Panel 15 to 19.
Son of Mrs. H. G. Seath, of Swingfield, Dover.
Remembered by David Hogben
Thomas William Seath
"C" Coy. 2nd Bn. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment)
28th September 1915, aged 29.
Panel 15 to 19.
Son of Mrs. H. G. Seath, of Swingfield, Dover.
Remembered by David Hogben
2700 Private
William Thomas Sherry
1st/5th Bn. North Staffordshire Regiment
13th October 1915, aged 22.
Panel 103 to 105.
Son of Thomas W. and Lucy Sherry of 92 Fletcher Rd., Stoke On Trent. Husband of Agnes Burrows (formerly Sherry) of 61 Flash Lane, Trent Vale, Stoke On Trent.
Picture courtesy of Lynn Ormston, granddaughter to Agnes Burrows
William Thomas Sherry
1st/5th Bn. North Staffordshire Regiment
13th October 1915, aged 22.
Panel 103 to 105.
Son of Thomas W. and Lucy Sherry of 92 Fletcher Rd., Stoke On Trent. Husband of Agnes Burrows (formerly Sherry) of 61 Flash Lane, Trent Vale, Stoke On Trent.
Picture courtesy of Lynn Ormston, granddaughter to Agnes Burrows
8926 Lance Corporal
Charles Henry Smith
3rd Bn. Worcestershire Regiment
22nd May 1916.
Panel 64 and 65
Charles Henry Smith
3rd Bn. Worcestershire Regiment
22nd May 1916.
Panel 64 and 65
13768 Private
Henry Smith
10th Bn. Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)
25th September 1915, aged 30.
Panel 57 to 59.
Lived at 35 Aigburth Street, Burnley, left a widow and 5 children.
Henry Smith
10th Bn. Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)
25th September 1915, aged 30.
Panel 57 to 59.
Lived at 35 Aigburth Street, Burnley, left a widow and 5 children.
S/4285 Lance Corporal
Alexander M. Snedden
9th Bn. Black Watch, (Royal Highlanders)
25th September 1915, aged 19.
Panel 78 to 83.
Son of James and Margaret Douglas Miller Snedden of 42 Quarry St. Coatdyke, Coatbridge.
Picture courtesy of Marjorie Snedden, this soldier is her husbands great uncle.
Alexander M. Snedden
9th Bn. Black Watch, (Royal Highlanders)
25th September 1915, aged 19.
Panel 78 to 83.
Son of James and Margaret Douglas Miller Snedden of 42 Quarry St. Coatdyke, Coatbridge.
Picture courtesy of Marjorie Snedden, this soldier is her husbands great uncle.
202579 Corporal
Peter Stanworth
1st/4th Bn. King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment)
24th August 1918, aged 30.
Panel 19 and 20.
Husband of E. Annie Stanworth, of 8, Fairholme Rd., Burnley. A Schoolmaster. Son of Mr & Mrs H. Stanworth, Brunshaw Road, Burnley.
Prior to enlisting, Peter Stanworth was the Headmaster at St. Stephen's Day School, Burnley. He had been connected to the school for most of his life, he attended the school's infant classes as a child and spent a number of years at the Higher Grade section of the school. He began his studies to become a teacher and as an un-certificated teacher he taught for two years as a Science instructor at Coal Clough School. From 1909-1911 he attended Chester College, where he received his Board of Education certificate and was appointed to a position in Liscard, Cheshire. Peter was in Cheshire for just 5 weeks before he secured a position at St. Stephen's back in Burnley. During the taking of his preliminary education certificate he received distinctions in English language and literature and also in science. In the final certificate examinations he obtained a distinction in the theory of music and singing. He also held special certificates for drawing and science. In July 1915, he succeeded his old teacher, the late John W. Kneeshaw as headmaster at the school.
His wife received the following letter from Corporal Stanworth's Captain;
"I much regret to tell you that your husband, 202579, Corpl. Stanworth was killed in action on August 24th. We had an attack on a crater position opposite our lines at ------- on that day.
All our objectives were taken and Corpl. Stanworth went out on patrol with four men to look for a German trench mortar, a shell burst among the party, and they were all killed. He must have died instantaneously . We buried him next day out there. Unfortunately we were unable to bring him in. I offer you my very sincere sympathies. Corpl. Stanworth was a very fine chap, and, as I expect you know was due to go home for a commission very soon. We can only offer you the consolation of knowing that he died doing his duty for his country. Corpl. Stanworth acted as my company clerk for some time. I knew him as a very fine chap indeed. Everybody who knew him greatly sympathises with you."
Peter Stanworth
1st/4th Bn. King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment)
24th August 1918, aged 30.
Panel 19 and 20.
Husband of E. Annie Stanworth, of 8, Fairholme Rd., Burnley. A Schoolmaster. Son of Mr & Mrs H. Stanworth, Brunshaw Road, Burnley.
Prior to enlisting, Peter Stanworth was the Headmaster at St. Stephen's Day School, Burnley. He had been connected to the school for most of his life, he attended the school's infant classes as a child and spent a number of years at the Higher Grade section of the school. He began his studies to become a teacher and as an un-certificated teacher he taught for two years as a Science instructor at Coal Clough School. From 1909-1911 he attended Chester College, where he received his Board of Education certificate and was appointed to a position in Liscard, Cheshire. Peter was in Cheshire for just 5 weeks before he secured a position at St. Stephen's back in Burnley. During the taking of his preliminary education certificate he received distinctions in English language and literature and also in science. In the final certificate examinations he obtained a distinction in the theory of music and singing. He also held special certificates for drawing and science. In July 1915, he succeeded his old teacher, the late John W. Kneeshaw as headmaster at the school.
His wife received the following letter from Corporal Stanworth's Captain;
"I much regret to tell you that your husband, 202579, Corpl. Stanworth was killed in action on August 24th. We had an attack on a crater position opposite our lines at ------- on that day.
All our objectives were taken and Corpl. Stanworth went out on patrol with four men to look for a German trench mortar, a shell burst among the party, and they were all killed. He must have died instantaneously . We buried him next day out there. Unfortunately we were unable to bring him in. I offer you my very sincere sympathies. Corpl. Stanworth was a very fine chap, and, as I expect you know was due to go home for a commission very soon. We can only offer you the consolation of knowing that he died doing his duty for his country. Corpl. Stanworth acted as my company clerk for some time. I knew him as a very fine chap indeed. Everybody who knew him greatly sympathises with you."
2903 Private
Charles Stimson
"C" Company 1st/8th Bn. Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment)
14th October 1915, aged 19.
Panel 87 to 89.
Son of Mrs. S. Stimson, of Upton, Southwell, Notts, and the late William Stimson.
Charles Stimson
"C" Company 1st/8th Bn. Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment)
14th October 1915, aged 19.
Panel 87 to 89.
Son of Mrs. S. Stimson, of Upton, Southwell, Notts, and the late William Stimson.
Dedications
2180 Private Joseph Shuker, 1st/5th Bn. North Staffordshire Regiment, 13th October 1915, aged 23. Panel 103 to 105.
Remembered by his nephew Richard Shuker
2180 Private Joseph Shuker, 1st/5th Bn. North Staffordshire Regiment, 13th October 1915, aged 23. Panel 103 to 105.
Remembered by his nephew Richard Shuker
