Genealogy Junction
a subsite of Wakefield Family History Sharing
Stourton Working Mens' Liberal Club
Roll of Honour
In Commemmoration of our members who have served their
King and Country
Those who paid the Supreme Sacrifice during both World Wars |
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| W Lancaster | Possibly ~ Walter Lancaster who was born in Stourton and enlisted in Leeds, joining the Princess of Wales's Own Regt. Service no 8251. He rose to the rank of Serjeant. He was KIA on 22 March 1918 and is remembered on the Pozieres Memorial. |
| G Britton | . |
| J Ribchester | Possibly ~ James Ribchester, born in Barnsley and the son of John and Martha who in 1915 were living in Leeds. James enlisted into the Prince of Wales's and served as Pte., 1989. James died on 6 August 1915 aged 23 and is buried at Etaples Military Cemetery |
| D Gill M.M. | Denis Gill, M.M. was the son of Charles and Rose Gill and husband of Kathleen of Leeds. He served in the York and Lancs Regt., as CQSM no 4744930. He died on 5 January 1944 and is remembered at Cassino War Cemetery, Italy and lies with over 4000 buried or commemorated Commenwealth casualties. |
| W Hirst | |
| G Walker | |
| A J Midgley | |
| G Pratt | |
| R Archer | |
| L Richardson | |
| L Towler | |
| J T Hayes | John Thomas was born in Rochester, Kent, the son of John and Rosamond Hayes. he was one of 5 children shown on the 1901 census when the family were living at 17 South Grove View (?). He enlisted into the Princess of Wales's Own Regt., as Pte., 23425. By this time his parents were living at Low Road, Huslet and he was married to Mary Ann. He was KIA on 7 August 1916 aged 32 and is remembered on the Thiepval Memorial. Mary Ann later remarried and became a Walton and possibly lived on Kirkstall Road. |
| R Ellis | |
The men that worked for England they have their graves at home and bees and birds of England above the cross can roam. But they that fought for England, following a falling star. Alas, alas, for England they have their graves afar extract from a poem by G K Chesterton |
Those who came home |
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1914 - 1918 |
1939 - 1945 |
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W Butterfield |
D Brumfitt |
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G Benson |
H Coley |
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W Hayes |
J Darling |
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C Hall |
R Clark |
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W Gouth |
W Ellis |
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H G Houghen M.C. |
R Garnham |
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D G Mahon |
A Garnham |
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J L Atha |
J Ward | |
G S Tinker |
L Garforth | |
H Walmsley |
J Haines |
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H Storer |
W Harris |
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W H Wort |
A Jackson |
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S E Farrar |
A Kennedy |
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J Wilson |
J Maher |
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A Archer |
W McFarlane |
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E Jeynes jnr. |
K Ramsden |
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J W Powell |
J McDonald |
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J T Stringer |
D Nulty |
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W Walsh |
S Pattison |
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W Binks |
A Raper |
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C Atkinson |
H Sanderson jnr. |
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J E Jackson |
A Twigg |
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F Taylor |
A Allan |
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S Drury |
A Hick |
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J Britton |
O Townsend |
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E Hewhall |
A Britton |
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W Sheppard |
H Raper |
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A Reid |
F Evans |
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S Salmon |
S Wilkinson |
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F Haskey |
J Robinson |
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B Mellor |
W Creed |
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C Dawson |
N Boyd |
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E Newton |
E Titterington |
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G Newton |
J Gregg |
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W Booth |
G Raper |
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W Ward |
H Jones |
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H Ward |
T McFarland |
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J Githings M.M. |
J Sidebottom |
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Wm. Booth |
S Davies |
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A Allan |
C May |
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J Mellow |
E Sidebottom |
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C Clark |
J Harland jnr. |
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P Craske |
H Boyd |
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W Falkiner |
T Pape |
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J Bramley |
W Handforth |
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| B Wormald |
G Naylor jnr. |
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J Brine |
H Wilson |
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H Barnes |
H Barber |
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E Jeynes snr. |
W Williams |
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W Galsky |
L Cockayne |
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B Gibson |
G Jackson |
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W Atha |
F Jackson |
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H Cooper |
A Harrison |
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H S Hayton |
S Hargreaves |
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A Lockley |
J Goodall |
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W D Jackson |
C Robinson |
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P Brooke |
G Wilkinson |
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J Pickup D.C.M. |
C Marshall |
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A Hughes |
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The men that worked for England they have their graves at home and bees and birds of England above the cross can roam. But they that fought for England, following a falling star. Alas, alas, for England they have their graves afar extract from a poem by G K Chesterton |
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