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People in the Harris Roll of Honour archive
Name (surname first)RegimentRankBattalion / ShipAgeDate of deathRecord actions
Dickinson, (Louis) HaroldKing's Own Royal Lancaster RegimentSergeant Major1st/5th Battalion22View info
Dickinson, CharlesScots GuardsPrivate1st Battalion32View info
Dickinson, George AlfredEast Lancashire RegimentPrivate11th Battalion21View info
Dickinson, JohnLancashire FusiliersPrivate20th Battalion36View info
Dixon, Robert MilesThe King's (Liverpool) RegimentPrivate19th Battalion17View info
Dobson, John McLarenRoyal Army Medical CorpsPrivate15th Field Ambulance35View info
Dobson, Richard HerbertLabour CorpsPrivateNot recorded35View info
Donovan, RobertKing's Own Royal Lancaster RegimentPrivate1st/4th Battalion28View info
Doran, ThomasEast Lancashire RegimentPrivate9th Battalion41View info
Drake, JamesEast Lancashire RegimentSergeant1st Battalion32View info
Duckett, Frank JohnCanadian ForcesPrivate1st Battalion28View info
Duckett, John JamesScots GuardsPrivate1st Battalion27View info

Dickinson, John

Rank
Private
Regiment
Lancashire Fusiliers
Battalion / Ship
20th Battalion
Age
36
Date of death
26 August 1916
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Donovan, Robert

Rank
Private
Regiment
King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment
Battalion / Ship
1st/4th Battalion
Age
28
Date of death
8 August 1916
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Doran, Thomas

Rank
Private
Regiment
East Lancashire Regiment
Battalion / Ship
9th Battalion
Age
41
Date of death
4 July 1918
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Drake, James

Rank
Sergeant
Regiment
East Lancashire Regiment
Battalion / Ship
1st Battalion
Age
32
Date of death
14 October 1916
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Roll of Honour record

John James Duckett

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Age
27
Date of death
27 September 1915
Rank
Private
Regiment
Scots Guards
Battalion / Ship
1st Battalion

Additional information

Son of Thomas and Louisa Duckett. Killed at Loos. Reported missing until June 1916. Parental appeal LDP 5 November 1915

1911 Census

4 Christ Church Street with parents and two siblings, aged 22 - Electrical Draftsman, later at Manchester Dynamo Co

Buried / commemorated at

Loos Memorial

This record brings together Roll of Honour, Commonwealth War Graves, census and local newspaper information. Some details may be incomplete.

Welcome to the Roll of Honour archive

The Roll of Honour is not a complete list or record of all local men who enlisted in Preston who lost their lives during the First World War. It only includes men who lived in the town of Preston prior to their death, based on the boundaries of Preston at the time of the war. The parish and district councils outside Preston also produced public memorials.

In addition, the Preston Roll of Honour only includes names submitted between 1916 and 1927. No charge was made to inscribe names on the Roll of Honour.

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