Frank Lockwood.

Second Lieutenant. 15 Training Squadron. Royal Flying Corps.

Born 1899.

Son of Wilkinson and Annie Lockwood. Woollen manufacturers.

Brother of Beatrice Emma, Harry and John Beaumont.

Address: Cragside, Scar Lane, Milnsbridge.

The family had three servants living at their house.

Employment had been at John Lockwood & Sons, Scar Bottom Mills, Milnsbridge, where his father was a director.

Enlisted on 27th March 1917.

Died Sunday 4th November 1917. Aged 18.

Buried in Salendine Nook Baptist Chapelyard. South East 125.

Frank was killed in a flying accident in Lincolnshire. He had begun as a private and had gone through his cadet course, obtaining his commission in July. He had been home on a short leave the Sunday before his death. He was buried with full military honours.

Frank was educated at Crow Lane Board School and Dr. Haslam's School in Harrogate. He was a member of Salendine Nook Baptist Chapel, his name appears on their Roll of Honour and also at Golcar Church.