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743 individuals remembered in this archive

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People in the Harris Roll of Honour archive
Name (surname first)RegimentRankBattalion / ShipAgeDate of deathRecord actions
Wilkinson, JosephRoyal Welsh FusiliersPrivate10th Battalion33View info
Wilkinson, Joseph BertieScots GuardsSergeant2nd Battalion26View info
Williams, Albert Charles WRoyal Army Service CorpsPrivate108th Horse Transport Company49View info
Williams, RowlandRoyal FusiliersSecond Lieutenant9th Battalion23View info
Williamson, JamesManchester RegimentPrivate2nd Battalion32View info
Williamson, JohnThe King's (Liverpool) RegimentPrivate2nd/7th Battalion19View info
Wilson, Ivan FrancisLancashire FusiliersPrivate11th Battalion19View info
Wilson, PercyScots GuardsLance Corporal2nd Battalion21View info
Wilson, Robert HenryThe King's (Liverpool) RegimentPrivate1st Battalion21View info
Wilson, Walter HarrisonLancashire FusiliersPrivate17th Battalion18View info
Winder, Edward BateyLancashire FusiliersCorporal1st/7th Battalion20View info
Winder, WilliamRifle BrigadeRifleman7th Battalion27View info
Rank
Second Lieutenant
Regiment
Royal Fusiliers
Battalion / Ship
9th Battalion
Age
23
Date of death
23 October 1918
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Rank
Private
Regiment
The King's (Liverpool) Regiment
Battalion / Ship
2nd/7th Battalion
Age
19
Date of death
27 September 1918
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Rank
Lance Corporal
Regiment
Scots Guards
Battalion / Ship
2nd Battalion
Age
21
Date of death
15 September 1916
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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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