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Tom & Joseph L Kirk, St. Thomas Becket Churchyard, Chapel-en-le-Frith. - Taken by J Kingsland 23 May 2017
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Also of 2nd Lieut. Tom Kirk…….10th Battalion Manchester Regiment grandson of the above and elder son of C S & J Kirk of Heaton Moor who was killed in action at Gallipoli on June 4th 1915 aged 25 years. Also 2nd Lieut. Joseph Lingard Kirk 10th Manchester Regiment brother of the above who was wounded in Gallipoli Aug 7th 1915 and accidentally killed on Salisbury Plain on Feb 10th 1916 and interred at Willow Grove Stockport aged 23 years. Quoted from the list of memorial inscriptions for St. Thomas Becket churchyard held in Chapel-en-le-Frith library.
Kirk T, Kirk J L.
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