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Silloth at War


During the First World War the Illustrated Chronicle published photographs of soldiers and sailors from Newcastle and Northern England. These have been made available by Newcastle Libraries.
Silloth War Memorial, Silloth
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Sergt. Richardon - Silloth
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Sergt. H.O. JORDAN, West Yorks., Silloth, (Awarded Military Medal).
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1916-01-24 (Jan) D 12
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Lieut. J.F. FORSTER, Borders, Silloth, (Wounded).
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A.E. White M.C. - Canadians - Silloth - Killed
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Sergt. H.O. JORDAN, Silloth, (Awarded Military Medal).
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Lieut. D. McCALLUM, R.N., Silloth, (Killed).
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Pte J. VARTY, Border Regt., Silloth, (Awarded Military Medal).
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Driver R. EDGAR, Newtown, Silloth, (Mentioned).
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Deck-Hand A. WALLACE, R.N.R., Silloth, (Awarded D.S.M.).
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Pte. A. WOOD, A.S.C., Silloth, (Awarded Croix de Guerre).
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War Memorial, Silloth
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War Memorial, Silloth
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Silloth is located by Christ Church. The memorial was unveiled by W. Theodore Carr, MP, on the 1st of May 1921.[1] The …
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Testing guns at the firing range, Silloth
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