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| FALLON | J | [Listed
as Private in St. Paul's Order of Service] Corporal. Extra Porter,
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FANNON | P | [Not
listed in St. Paul's Order of Service] Private |
| FARAGHER | M | Private.
Extra Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FARAM | C | Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FARRINGTON | F A | Bombardier.
Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FARRINGTON | J | Private.
Shunter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FARRINGTON | J | Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FARRINGTON | O | Private.
Laburer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FAULKNER | J | Leading
Seaman. Rope Splicer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FAWCETT | F | Trooper.
Vanman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FEARNLEY | L | Private.
Extra Checker, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FENTON | J A H | Sapper.
Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FERGUSON, MM | A | Sergeant.
Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Awarded the Military
Medal (M.M.). |
| FERRIDAY | H | Sergeant.
Clerk, Goods Manager's Office, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway.
Listed in St Paul's Cathedral Order of Service 1919. See also Lancashire
& Yorkshire Victoria Station Goods Department |
| FERRIS | R | Private.
Platelayer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FIELDEN | E | Gunner.
Carter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FIELDEN | J B | Lance
Corporal. Ptr. & Reserve Shunter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FIELDER | F | Private.
Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FILLINGHAM | J J | Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FINCH | A E | [Not
listed on St. Paul's Order of Service] Private |
| FINCH | H | Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FINCH | T | [Listed
as Private on St. Paul's Order of Service] Lance Corporal. Labourer,
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FISH | H | Gunner.
Gongsman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FISHER | W | Private.
Globe Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FITZPATRICK | E | Private.
Restaurant Car Attendant, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FITZPATRICK | M | Private.
Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FITZPATRICK | S | Private.
Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FITZPATRICK | W | Private.
Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FITZPATRICK | W | Private.
Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. (Birm) |
| FLANNERY | J J | Private.
St Paul's lists a F FLANNERY, Private. Goods Guard, Lancashire and
Yorkshire Railway. |
| FLETCHER | C | Driver.
Cleaner, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FLETCHER, MM | E | [Col.
Wdr. on memorial] Private. Wagon Maker, Lancashire and Yorkshire
Railway. Awarded the Military Medal (M.M.) |
| FLETCHER | H | Private.
Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FLETCHER | John |
Second Lieutenant, 2nd/5th Battalion, The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Killed in action at Anneux, near Cambrai, 28th September 1918. Aged 21. Son of John and Martha Fletcher, of Pendlebury Cottage, Lostock, Bolton. Born 1896 at Bolton. Educated at Bolton School; Hutton Grammar School. Manchester University: 1914; Student, Engineering; Officer Training Corps, October 1914 to December 1914. Premium Apprentice, Horwich Locomotive Works, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Enlisted December 1914; 7th Battalion Manchester Regiment. Gazetted 20th June 1918. Buried in ANNEUX BRITISH CEMETERY, Nord, France. Plot I. Row A. Grave 20. See also Manchester University |
| FLETCHER | P H | Private.
Checker, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FLOOD | J | Private.
Provender Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. See also Manchester
Stores Department |
| FLYNN | J | Corporal.
Signalman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FOGARTY | D | Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FORD | Charles Jonathan | Able
Seaman, S.S. Hebble, Mercantile Marine. Died on a voyage from Scapa
Flow to Sunderland with a cargo of ammunition, his ship was sunk
by a mine from the German submarine UC-42, 1.5 miles east from Roker
Pier, Sunderland 6 May 1917. Aged 59. Able Seaman, Lancashire and
Yorkshire Railway. Born Wivenhoe, Colchester, Essex, resident Goole,
Yorkshire. Husband of Sarah Ann Ford, of 13, Widop Street, Goole,
Yorkshire. Buried in SUNDERLAND (RYHOPE ROAD) CEMETERY, Durham.
Grave refeence 5. A. 11647. |
| FORSHAW | C J | Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FOSTER | A | Private.
Joint Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FOSTER | R |
Private.
Labourer, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FOSTER | W | Private.
Inspector, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FOULKES | G W | Gunner.
White metaller, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FOX | H | Private.
Extra Porter, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FOX | P | [Listed
as Private in St. Paul's Order of Service] Bombardier |
| FOXALL | A | Private.
Tinsmith, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
| FRITH | Henry George |
Extract from England & Wales Government Probate Death Index 1917:
Extract from Northwich Guardian 17 August 1917, page 4:
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| FROST | F | [Not
listed in St. Paul's Order of Service] Private |
| FRYER | W A | Private.
Telegraphist and Joint Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway.
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| FULLER | W D | [Not
listed in St. Paul's Order of Service] Rifleman |
| FURNEVAL | W H | Sapper.
Clerk, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. |
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Second
Lieutenant, 17th Battalion, Manchester Regiment. Killed in action
31 July 1917. Aged 28. Draughtsman, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway.
Son of Henry and Harriet Frith, of "Baroda," Riddings
Road, Hale, Cheshire. In the 1911 cenhe was aged 22, born Dukinfield,
Cheshire, an Architect's assistant, son of Henry and Harriet Frith,
resident Lyndgarth, Leigh Road, Hale, Cheshire.
No known grave. Commemorated on YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL,
West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 53.