Altrincham WW1 Altrincham WW2 Altrincham Memorials |
Sale WW1 Sale WW2 Sale Memorials |
Stretford WW1 Stretford WW2 Stretford Memorials |
Urmston WW1 Urmston WW2 Urmston Memorials |
Miscellaneous Memorials |
Howarth Bailey | |||
Rank: | Private | Number: | 251270 |
Ship/Rgn/Sqn No: | 06th Bn [1] | ||
Name of Rgt or Ship: | Manchester Rgt | ||
Died: | 06/09/1917 | Age: | 36 |
How Died: | Died of Wounds | ||
Country of burial: | Belgium | Grave Photo: | Yes |
Cemetery or Memorial: | Aeroplane Cem, Ypres | ||
Town Memorial: | Not Listed | ||
Extra Information: | |||
Born during the September quarter 1880 in the Salford R.D. - ref: 8d/118, the son of Haworth & Agnes Bailey (nee Iveson). Spelt HOWARTH - not Haworth like his father. 1881 Census - 40 Clement Street, Salford. Son - aged: 9 months - born: Salford. Head of household - Howarth Bailey - Married - aged: 31 - occ: Overlooker at Cotton Mill - born: Brierfield, Lancashire. Also - Agnes Bailey - Wife - aged: 31 - born: Brierfield, Lancashire. Plus 2 siblings. [HOWARTH] 1891 Census - 442 Regent Road, Salford. Son - aged: 10 - Scholar - born: Salford. Head of household - Howarth Bailey - Married - aged: 41 - occ: Beer Seller - born: Manchester. Also - Agnes Bailey - Wife - aged: 42 - occ: Milliner - born: Manchester. Plus 2 siblings. [HOWARTH] 1901 Census - Cross Street, Ashton upon Mersey. Son - aged: 20 - no occupation given, but probably worked in the Public House with his father - born: Salford. Head of household - Howarth Bailey - Married - aged: 57 - occ: Publican - born: Brierfield, Lancashire. Also - Agnes Bailey - Wife - aged: 42 - born: Brierfield, Lancashire. Plus 3 siblings. [HOWARTH] His father - Howarth Bailey died in 1902. 1911 Census - 36 Hyde Street, Manchester. Son - aged: 31 - occ: General Labourer - born: Salford. Head of household - Agnes Bailey Widow - aged: 62 - born: Brierfield, Lancashire. Plus 1 elder sister. [HOWARTH] Death reported in the 05/10/1917 edition of the Altrincham Guardian. The newspaper report states that his parents were the FORMER licensees of the Wagon & Horses. Listed in the Guardian Year Book - Roll of Honour for 1918, which states that he was formerly of Ashton on Mersey. MIC - BWM & VM only, no other info. Commemorated on the family gravestone in Stretford Cemetery. |
Memorials found on: | |||