Notes
The All About Thornton website (see References) states: 'Alfred Watmough, son of Walter and Emily Watmough of 50 Market Street. The 1911 census shows an Alfred Watmough at 2 Cliffe Street, aged 12, a Spinning Frame Doffer in a Worsted Mill, part-time scholar. He was deemed to have enlisted on 2 March 1916, when he was living at 1 Dole Street and employed as a Leather worker. He was called up on 9 April 1917, in the Royal Army Service Corps. Driver, RASC, #T/325133. He was discharged on 15 November 1917, being no longer fit for war service, due to palpitations of the chest on exertion, having had a history of pneumonia and double pneumonia, and other ailments including anaemia. He died in Thornton in January 1920, aged 21. Also remembered on Kipping Roll of Honour and War Memorial.'