Notes
Hornshaw and Fowler provide the extra details. He had been a Regular since 1912 and so crossed to France with the BEF in August 1914. He fought at Mons, Aisne and the Marne before being gassed on Hill 60, Ypres. He recovered but was then wounded twice more before being killed. He was not found to be commemorated on any other Calderdale memorial that they looked into but is named on the Arras memorial. .