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People in the Harris Roll of Honour archive
Name (surname first)RegimentRankBattalion / ShipAgeDate of deathRecord actions
Horam, JamesAustralian Forces (AIF)Corporal13th Battalion AIF42View info
Hornby, Ralph W.Royal EngineersPioneerHQ Signal Company attd Canadian Corps42View info
Hornby, WilliamEast Lancashire RegimentPrivate7th Battalion24View info
Hothersall, Herbert Edward (Eddie)Auckland RegimentPrivate1st Battalion Auckland Regiment23View info
Hothersall, ThomasScots GuardsPrivate2nd Battalion32View info
Howard, Arthur LythgoeRoyal EngineersSapper47th Division Signal Company25View info
Howarth, WilliamRoyal EngineersDriverElectric GG Cable Section35View info
Howcroft, ProctorKing's Own Royal Lancaster RegimentLance Corporal1st/4th Battalion21View info
Howson, GeorgeManchester RegimentPrivate21st Battalion19View info
Hoyle, (John) George RatcliffeCanadian Army Medical CorpsPrivateArmy Medical Corps37View info
Hubberstey, John (Jack)Scots GuardsPrivate2nd Battalion23View info
Hubberstey, WilliamRoyal FusiliersPrivate3rd Battalion18View info
Rank
Corporal
Regiment
Australian Forces (AIF)
Battalion / Ship
13th Battalion AIF
Age
42
Date of death
14 August 1916
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Rank
Pioneer
Regiment
Royal Engineers
Battalion / Ship
HQ Signal Company attd Canadian Corps
Age
42
Date of death
22 July 1916
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Rank
Private
Regiment
East Lancashire Regiment
Battalion / Ship
7th Battalion
Age
24
Date of death
25 July 1916
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Rank
Driver
Regiment
Royal Engineers
Battalion / Ship
Electric GG Cable Section
Age
35
Date of death
14 August 1918
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Rank
Lance Corporal
Regiment
King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment
Battalion / Ship
1st/4th Battalion
Age
21
Date of death
9 April 1918
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Rank
Private
Regiment
Manchester Regiment
Battalion / Ship
21st Battalion
Age
19
Date of death
11 May 1917
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Roll of Honour record

Thomas Hothersall

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Age
32
Date of death
16 May 1915
Rank
Private
Regiment
Scots Guards
Battalion / Ship
2nd Battalion

Additional information

Son of David and Elizabeth Hothersall of 13 Egbert Street. Fought in Boer War. Returned from America to rejoin Scots Guards

1911 Census

Massachussetts General Hospital, Blossom Street, Boston USA. (1908 US Census). Killed at Festubert

Buried / commemorated at

Le Touret 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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