Reference WMO/148014
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Stone (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
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1914 - 1918 To The Glorious Dead. In grateful memory of the men of Blackrod, who gave their lives in the Great War. Their name liveth for evermore. 1939 - 1945 Lest We Forget.
WW1; Robert Alker, John Anderton, Harry Armstrong, William Bailey, Herbert Banks, John E. Birchall, Frank Bolton, Thomas Dowling, William Earl, Harry Gardner, James Gerrard, Leonard Green, Arthur Greenhalgh, Robert S. Gregory, Thomas Hampson, Thomas E. Hargreaves, Robert Hargreaves, Richard Hart, Albert E. Knowles, William C. Maybury, Joseph Metcalfe, Thomas Moss, James Muldoon, George A. Moore, James Owen, John Owen, Owen Owen, William Owens, John C. Partington, James Pendlebury, John Rigby, John Roocroft, Isaac H. Silver, Robert Speak, Harry Sumner, Joseph Tootell, Thomas Turnbull, Joseph Walsh, Alfred Wilkinson, Ralph Wilkinson, Joseph Wood, Egerton L. Wright, Benjamin Yates. Names added in 2016: Fred Amos, Francis Anderton, Harold Banks, Walter Brown, Major Caldwell, Richard Chester, William B Cunliffe, Thomas Darbyshire, Frederick Dickinson, Thomas WE Hall, John W Hatton, James Helme, James Hoole, John Hunt, Edward Jolley, Harry Leigh, Henry F Lundy, Michael Owens, Stanley Taylor, Thomas Walkden, Robert Wightman, John W Winstanley WW2 - ALFRED CROMPTON, HAROLD CROSS, EDGAR EVERIN, ERIS FARRIMOND, ERNEST ISHERWOOD, JOHN EDWARD JONES, HARRY MAWDSLEY, IAN LAMB, JOHN OLLERTON, JACK RUTTER, EDWARD SEDDON, JAMES SEDDON, JOHN SPEAK, ALLAN SPENCER, RICHARD SUTTON, WILLIAM SUTTON, CHARLES WALSH, EDWARD WHITTAKER D.S.M., PHILIP SINGLETON.
Grade II (England)
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