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Joseph Howarth | |||
Rank: | Private | Number: | 12694 |
Ship/Rgn/Sqn No: | 06th Bn (Service) | ||
Name of Rgt or Ship: | King's Own (Royal Lancaster Rgt) | ||
Died: | 10/08/1915 | Age: | 43 |
How Died: | Killed in Action | ||
Country of burial: | Gallipoli | ||
Cemetery or Memorial: | Helles Memorial | ||
Town Memorial: | Not Listed | ||
Extra Information: | |||
Born during the September quarter 1878 in the Bolton R.D. - ref: 8c/321, the eldest surviving son of Job & Sarah M. Howarth. 1881 Census - Walkden Road, Worsley, Lancashire. Son - aged: 3 - born: Little Hulton, Lancashire. Head of Household - Job Irlam - Widower - aged: 44- occ: Cotton Manufacturer - born: Urmston. Also - Sarah M. Irlam - Wife - aged: 36 - born: Stalybridge. Plus 2 brothers. 1891 Census - Lower Darley Hall, Leach Street, Farnworth, Lancashire. Son - aged: 13 - occ: Warehouse Boy m- born: Little Hulton, Lancashire. Head of Household - Job Irlam - Married - aged: 44- occ: Cotton Manufacturer - born: Urmston. Also - Sarah M. Irlam - Wife - aged: 36 - born: Stalybridge. Plus 4 siblings, a visitor and a domestic servant. 1901 Census - 100 Barton Road, Stretford. Son - aged: 23 - Stockbroker's Clerk - born: Little Hulton, Lancashire. Head of Household - Job Irlam - Married - aged: 54- occ: Cotton Goods Agent - born: Urmston. Also - Sarah M. Irlam - Wife - aged: 46 - born: Stalybridge. Plus 2 younger siblings, a brother and a house keeper. 1911 Census - "Clifton Villa", 13 Abington Road, Sale. Son - Single - aged: 34 - occ: Stockbrokers Clerk - born: Little Hulton, Lancashire. Head of Household - Job Irlam - Widower - aged: 64 - occ: Dealer in Cotton Coloured Goods - born: Urmston. Plus 1 brother and a house keeper. Employed by W. Arnold & Sons, Manchester. Well known on the Manchester Stock Exchange. Enlisted in September 1914. Wounded in 1916. Death reported in the 29/06/1917 edition of the Altrincham Guardian. The 06/07/1917 edition of the local newspaper reported that a Corporal Shenton had written home stating that he was with Lt. Irlam when he was hit by machine gun bullets. Listed as G. Irlam on the town war memorial. |
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Trinity Methodist (Sale Moor) | |||
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