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WW2 South Lancashire Burials - Manchester
« on: Sunday 22 November 09 16:10 GMT (UK) »
I am currently compiling a Roll of Honour relating to the men who served with the South Lancashire Regiment during WW2, but were killed or died on active service.

Overall, I have over 1,500 names of which I know have photographs of over 900 headstones.

If anyone is able to help with any of the following cemeteries, please let me know and I will supply the individual details

DROYLSDEN CEMETERY  - COMPLETE THANKS TO PAUL-44
FAILSWORTH CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO GAILLE
HYDE BOROUGH CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO MISSMOLLY
MANCHESTER (GORTON) CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO MIGKY
MANCHESTER (PHILIPS PARK) CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO MIGKY AND PAUL-44
MANCHESTER SOUTHERN CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO BEANNIE
MIDDLETON (BOARSHAW) CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO GAILLE
MIDDLETON JUNCTION (ST. GABRIEL) CHURCHYARD - COMPLETE THANKS TO GAILLE
NEWTON (ST. MARY) CHURCHYARD, HYDE - COMPLETE THANKS TO MISSMOLLY
NORBURY (ST. THOMAS) CHURCHYARD - COMPLETE THANKS TO MISSMOLLY

OLDHAM (CHADDERTON) CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO GAILLE
PEEL (ST. PAUL) CHURCHYARD - COMPLETE THANKS TO MIDMUM
RADCLIFFE CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO MIGKY
ROCHDALE CEMETERY
SALFORD (AGECROFT) CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO MIGKY
SALFORD (WEASTE) CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO MIDMUM
STOCKPORT (WILLOW GROVE) CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO MISSMOLLY
STOCKPORT BOROUGH CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO MISSMOLLY

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Re: WW2 South Lancashire Burials - Manchester
« Reply #1 on: Sunday 22 November 09 20:21 GMT (UK) »
Hi Phil,

I have already done almost all of the war graves in Failsworth Cemetery last year while I was doing some for the Manchester Regiment, Dad I I were enjoying hunting out the war graves so we carried on & did the other regiments too.

I will gladly do any at Chadderton & Royton Cemeteries for you when the weather improves, if you would like to send me the details Dad & I will get them as soon as we can.
(If St Gabriels is the one by the Station at Middleton Junction I may be able to do that one too, my sister lives by there)

I may already have some done at Phillips Park too, I did quite a few last year but not in any ordered form, I just saw some by a family plot & started photographing whichever I saw as i walked around.

Let me know which names you need at Failsworth & Phillips park & I will see if I have them for you.

Gaille
Manchester – Bate(s) / Bebbington / Coppock or Coppart / Evans / Mitchell / Prince / Smith

Cheshire Latchford – Bibby / Savage / Smith.
Cheshire Macclesfield,  Bollington & Rainow – Childs / Flint / Mc'rea
Cheshire Crewe – Bate(s) / Bebbington
Shropshire Wellington, Wobwell – Smith
Walsall Midds – Smith
Norfolk - Childs / Hanwell / Smith

Also looking for:
Mc'Rea/McCrea – Ireland to Cheshire

And
any relatives of Margaret Bibby married to Thomas Smith all over country

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Re: WW2 South Lancashire Burials - Manchester
« Reply #2 on: Sunday 22 November 09 20:57 GMT (UK) »
Hi Phil,

I have already done almost all of the war graves in Failsworth Cemetery last year while I was doing some for the Manchester Regiment, Dad I I were enjoying hunting out the war graves so we carried on & did the other regiments too.

I will gladly do any at Chadderton & Royton Cemeteries for you when the weather improves, if you would like to send me the details Dad & I will get them as soon as we can.
(If St Gabriels is the one by the Station at Middleton Junction I may be able to do that one too, my sister lives by there)

I may already have some done at Phillips Park too, I did quite a few last year but not in any ordered form, I just saw some by a family plot & started photographing whichever I saw as i walked around.

Let me know which names you need at Failsworth & Phillips park & I will see if I have them for you.

Gaille

Gaillie, you are a star, any help is great;y appreciated


FAILSWORTH CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO GALLIE
CARTER. NORMAN, 3649172 – Grave Sec. F. Row K. Grave 1.
Originally enlisted with South Lancashire regiment.  Died in UK on active Service with the Royal Armoured Corps


MANCHESTER (PHILIPS PARK) CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO MIFKY and PAUL-44
CALVERT. LESLIE, 3655902 – Grave Sec. K. Nonconformist. Grave 246.
Died in UK on active Service with the South Lancashire Regiment
DEAKIN. WILLIAM, 3647720 – Grave Sec. O. Church. Grave 308.
Died in UK on active Service with the South Lancashire Regiment
JOHNSON. THOMAS RAPHAEL, 3661102 – Grave Sec. P. Church. Grave 606.
Originally enlisted with the South Lancashire Regiment, Died in UK on Service with Durham Light Infantry
SMITH. HUGH, 3660063 – Grave Sec. O. Church. Grave 112.
Died in UK on active Service with the South Lancashire Regiment

SUTCLIFFE. CLIFFORD, 3663135 – Grave Sec. E. Church. Grave 550.
Died in UK on active Service with the South Lancashire Regiment


MIDDLETON JUNCTION (ST. GABRIEL) CHURCHYARD - COMPLETE THANKS TO GALLIE
EVANS. HERBERT, 3663503 – Grave Plot J. Grave 130.
Died in UK on active Service with the South Lancashire Regiment

OLDHAM (CHADDERTON) CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO GALLIE
COLLINGE. JAMES, S/3661004 – Grave Sec. B.2. Grave 116.
Originally enlisted with South Lancashire regiment.  Died in UK on active Service with the Royal Army Service Corps
FALLON. FRED, 3657636 – Grave Sec. I.C. Grave 32.
Died in UK on active Service with the South Lancashire Regiment

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Re: WW2 South Lancashire Burials - Manchester
« Reply #3 on: Sunday 22 November 09 21:05 GMT (UK) »
OK, I definatly have Norman Carter at Failsworth, hes ticked off on my list.

At Phillips Park I am pretty sure I have Thomas Rafael Johnson, I seem to remember wondering why a Durham Light Infanryman was buried in Manchester.
I also think I have William Deakin, I think they were actually very close together.

My Hard Drive is curently at the computer shop (hopefully) being repaired, it crashed a few weeks ago & I had to have a new one. I will check them properly for you when it comes back

Gaille
Manchester – Bate(s) / Bebbington / Coppock or Coppart / Evans / Mitchell / Prince / Smith

Cheshire Latchford – Bibby / Savage / Smith.
Cheshire Macclesfield,  Bollington & Rainow – Childs / Flint / Mc'rea
Cheshire Crewe – Bate(s) / Bebbington
Shropshire Wellington, Wobwell – Smith
Walsall Midds – Smith
Norfolk - Childs / Hanwell / Smith

Also looking for:
Mc'Rea/McCrea – Ireland to Cheshire

And
any relatives of Margaret Bibby married to Thomas Smith all over country


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Re: WW2 South Lancashire Burials - Manchester
« Reply #4 on: Sunday 22 November 09 21:10 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Gallie, I'll send you my email ny PM

Phil

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Re: WW2 South Lancashire Burials - Manchester
« Reply #5 on: Monday 23 November 09 14:30 GMT (UK) »
I have taken photos of many( if not all) of the war graves in Gorton/Phillips park/Manchester central/Agecroft Salford/Bury.
You are welcome to any photos.
I also have a list of all graves in Phillips park of men who served in both world wars, CWGC/Memorial wall & Privet graves.



Migky  ;)

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Re: WW2 South Lancashire Burials - Manchester
« Reply #6 on: Monday 23 November 09 17:59 GMT (UK) »
I have taken photos of many( if not all) of the war graves in Gorton/Phillips park/Manchester central/Agecroft Salford/Bury.
You are welcome to any photos.
I also have a list of all graves in Phillips park of men who served in both world wars, CWGC/Memorial wall & Privet graves.

Migky  ;)

Migky, another star in Manchester...  I have PM'd you my email address, but here is my list for the Cemeteries mentioned, with the exception of Manchester Central for which I dint have casuaties listed.

MANCHESTER (GORTON) CEMETERY COMPLETE THANKS TO MIGKY
DEAKIN. WILFRED FREDERICK, 3973434
Originally enlisted in the Welch regiment.  Transferred to 13th Battalion Parachute Regiment on its formation in 1943, a few months before his death, whilst on active service in the UK.
RUSSELL. ERIC, 3660205
Died in the UK whilst on active service with the South Lancashire Regiment
SELLARS. NORMAN, 3661368
Died in the UK whilst on active service with the 7th Battalion South Lancashire Regiment


MANCHESTER (PHILIPS PARK) CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO MIGKY and PAULK-44
CALVERT. LESLIE, 3655902 – Grave Sec. K. Nonconformist. Grave 246.
Died in UK on active Service with the South Lancashire Regiment
DEAKIN. WILLIAM, 3647720 – Grave Sec. O. Church. Grave 308.
Died in UK on active Service with the South Lancashire Regiment
JOHNSON. THOMAS RAPHAEL, 3661102 – Grave Sec. P. Church. Grave 606.
Originally enlisted with the South Lancashire Regiment, Died in UK on Service with Durham Light Infantry
SMITH. HUGH, 3660063 – Grave Sec. O. Church. Grave 112.
Died in UK on active Service with the South Lancashire Regiment

SUTCLIFFE. CLIFFORD, 3663135 – Grave Sec. E. Church. Grave 550.
Died in UK on active Service with the South Lancashire Regiment


SALFORD (AGECROFT) CEMETERY
KEENAN. THOMAS WILLIAM, 3661294

MOSS. THOMAS EDWARD, 3657506
Originally enlisted with the South Lancashire Regiment. Died in service in the UK, whilst serving with the 9th Battalion (TA) Manchester Regiment, possibly as a result of wounds sustained.
MURRAY. JOSEPH CLIFFORD, 3657555
Originally enlisted with the South Lancashire Regiment. Died in service in the UK, whilst serving with the 7th Battalion (TA) Manchester Regiment.  The Battalion was involved in coastal defence activities in the Lowestoft area at the time of Pte Cliffords Death.

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Re: WW2 South Lancashire Burials - Manchester
« Reply #7 on: Monday 23 November 09 20:37 GMT (UK) »
Email wizzing it's way to you , hope you like what i sent? I also will do the Radcliffe graves for you.

Migky  ;)

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Re: WW2 South Lancashire Burials - Manchester
« Reply #8 on: Monday 23 November 09 21:24 GMT (UK) »
Email wizzing it's way to you , hope you like what i sent? I also will do the Radcliffe graves for you.

Migky  ;)

Migky, will go and check email now,  only one in radcliffe.  Thanks again

RADCLIFFE CEMETERY - COMPLETE THANKS TO MIGKY
ROWLEY. ARTHUR, 3659775 – Grave - Plot G. Square 2. Grave 1449.
Originally enlisted with the South Lancashire Regiment, before transferring to the Royal Artillery, serving with 119 Bty., 75 Anti-Tank Regt. Sgt Rowley sied in the UK whilst on active service