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Presentations to Local Heroes

"Newton and Earlestown Guardian" 26th September 1919

(Scroll down for typed version of list)

 

The full list of names with the awards was as follows:
Victoria Cross
  Signaller J. W. Fitton, 29 Manchester Row (killed)
Pte. Norman Harvey, Old Station, Parkside Road   Bugler George Edwards, 27, Wargrave Road
C.M.G.
  Pte. James Stockton, Cobden Street
(Order of St. Michael and St. George)
  Pte. J. Smith
Lt.-Col. L. E. Pilkington, The Woodlands   Pte. William Thomas
D.S.O.
  2nd Lieut. Albert Lyons, 17, Birley Street
Lt. Harry Boardman, 63, Birley Street   Pte. W.R. McLeish
(Also M.C. and bar)   Pte. J. Kehoe, 112, Lily Lane, Platt Bridge
M.C. (Military Cross)
  Dr. Harold Mason, 50, Earle Street (killed)
Capt. Adern. R Wood, The Willows   Pte. W. Hughes, 127, Wargrave Road
Capt. H. Valentine, Haydock Street   Pte. Joseph Crosby, 8, Sankey Street
Capt. C. Collingwood, Mere House (killed)   Pte. Henry Kirk, 42, Brookfield Street (deceased)
Lt. P.E.S. Hackett, 45, Birley Street,  
M.S.M (Meritorious Service Medal)
Lt. W. Pennington, Blue Bell Hotel   Bombr. P. Broderick, 13, Hope Street
D.C.M.
  Staff-Sgt. W. Bone, 12, Old Wargrave Road
(Distinguished Conduct Medal)
  Staff-Sgt. F. Joseph, 398, Wargrave Road
Lt. David Davies, Old Crow Inn, Crow Lane East   (Also Order of St. Stanislas)
(Also Italian Bronze Medal)   Sgt.-Major Edward Rice, 7 St John Street
Coy. Sgt.-Major A. Alldridge, Viaduct Street (killed)   Flight-Sgt. William Shaw, 111, Earle Street

Coy. Sgt.-Major S. Widd, Roan Cow Inn, Warrington

 
Belgian Croix De Guerre
(Also Bar and M.M.)   Coy. Sgt.-Major Jeffs, Penkford Cottage
Sgt. E. Pogson, Reformatory School   Sgt. Frank Jones
Sgt.-Major Ben Tripp, Legh Street  
French Medaille Militaire
Sgt. W. Ness, 20, Booth Street   Pte. Stanley Hughes, 31, Lawrence Street
Sgt. E. Turton, Ashton Road  
Serbian Gold Cross and Karageorge With Swords
Sgt. Moses Gaskell, Athol Street   Pte. Martin McDonnell, 56, Athol Street
Sgt. J. Moran, Clarence Street  
French Medaille D'Honneur Avec Glaives En Bronze
(Also M.M.)   Cpl. Harry Godfrey, 406, Wargrave Road
Acting Sgt. William Evans, Vulcan    
Lce.-Cpl. N. Champion, 33, Paterson Street    
Gunner J. Morrissey, Water Street    
Pte. Henry Taylor    
M.M. (Military Medal)
   
Sgt. T. H. Hamer, 8, Regent Street    
Sgt. (afterwards Lieut.) S.F. Moss, Tamworth Street (killed)    
Staff Sgt. A. Baker, 12, Hope Street    
Pay Sgt. J. Dearden, 31, Lord Street    
Sgt. A. S. Lomas, Vitriol Square    
Sgt. W. Ball, 5, Crow Lane West    
Sgt. T. Dwyer, Athol Street (killed)    

Sgt. J. Bloor, 14, Hope Street

   
(Also M.C.)    
Sgt. W. Hatton, 153, Mill Lane    
Sgt. T.A. Hill, Market Street    
Sgt. W. Tew, Regent Street    
(Also Belgian Croix-de-Guerre, with Palm Leaf and French Medaille Militaire)    
Lce.-Sgt. J. Roberts, 32, Manchester Row    
Cpl. T. Eaves, 16, Rathbone Street (killed)    
Cpl. Yates, 18, Regent Street    
Cpl. W.N. Haseldine, Brunswick Road    
(Also D.C.M.)    
Cpl. W. Morris, 29, Cherry Street    
Lce.-Cpl. A. Little, 29, Viaduct Street    
Lce.-Cpl. W. Wainwright, 21, Hotel Street    
Lce.-Cpl. John Shaughnessy    
Lce.-Cpl. Joseph Evans, 7, Chemical Street    
Sapper James Burns, 352, Wargrave Road    
Sapper H.G. Gannon, 15, Patterson Street