Comment: Brilliant Stephen. I know how much you have put into this site, and it really shows. What a fine tribute to these brave men.Well done to you sir.so well detailed. I will be spending many hours reading through it all. Brilliant, Just Brilliant.

Comment: A moving record of those who understood the concept of duty, honour and friendship.

Comment: Stephen, congratulations this seems a lot of work carried out by yourself, I wish you well on completing the site it will be a credit to your endevour and hard work. John

Comment: Well done Stephen, excellent work. Nice to see another town's dead being commemorated in this way. I'll add a link from my Chailey 1914-1918 site. Paul

Comment: An excellent site, thank you so much for all your hardwork - it is very much appreciated certainly by my family.

Comment: Wonderful. My Dad would have been so pleased about this. his father was one of the many unlucky ones who did not return and he was only 7/8. I remember in the 50s my parents drove to find his grave with their friends and my mother told me that it was the first time she had ever seen him cry like he did when he found the grave. other members of the family have also done the trip.

Comment: An amazing piece of work. Prescot has such a rich heritage and history ........ this website really gives everyone a sense of the enormity of the loss the town went through. wonderful site and with remarkable detail. I hope the museum and Knowsley Council take note.

Comment: Well done a great site I thank you for all the hard work you have done. I found two members of my family. I had not been unable to trace. a sad find but a proud one Thank you

Comment: Thanks for this new site. Haven't look at it all yet but it looks very interesting.

Comment: What an amazing tribute to the brave men of Prescot. Instead of being just a name on a Memorial your research brings them to life. The story of my relation brought tears to my eyes when I realised how he must have suffered in those dreadful fields of mud. Thank you for all your hard work.

Comment: a great site, finally found my Nan's oldest brother William Alfred Chesworth more children where added to this family Stanley, Esme, May, Eileen and Joan. My Nan (Esme) never forgot William. Keep up the good work you have done these men a great service. Thankyou

Comment: Stephen, An excellent website, you have created a very fitting tribute to the lads of Prescot who gave their all. I know what work you have put into the project! Keep up the great work!

Comment: Stephen, Excellent site, well done. Do you have anything on William Bostock MM and bar, 55th Div Sig Coy RE Best wishes Mark

Comment: Thank-you for the 3 FINNEYwar deaths all ours. Thomas Ernest FINNEY was playing with my mind but you have solved it for me.Albert Holt FINNEY ,I had no idea what happened to him after 1901 but you have solve that also proving they are brothers. Thyank-you Ed.

Comment: Well done, a great acheivement. Another piece of local history that is now duly commemerated.

Comment: Lest we forget... Nice page, keep up the good work. Greetings Martin

Comment: Hello Stephen,have just had a brief look at your website.My first page to look at was my grandfathers section(Samuel Thomas Heyes) and i must say how happy that he has been honoured in this way.I think you have done a wonderful job and the people of Prescot can now find out obout the men who gave their lives for this country.I feel sad but proud.Excellent.

Comment: Thank you for putting my g-uncle on your website. He died in Basra and was buried there in WW1, although the graves where destroyed by the dictator who was in charge, until he was hanged. Brian

Comment: Excellent. Very detailed and very clearly set out. Thank you Stephen.

Comment: Stephen, the site simply gets better and better! Well done.

Comment: Because of Stephen's work, these men will be remembered by future generations.

Comment: Good site Stephen...well researched too Keep up the good work Regards Bob Hill

Comment: Pte Parkin was killed and burried only a mile away from my parents place (in a hamlet named Salines, west of Kortrijk). I'm going to the village archives soon to look for the original burial list. I'll sent you a copy.

Comment: What a beautiful website. Wonderful work

Comment: A very nice well thought out tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Many thanks for a great website Stephen

Comment: Crackin site, very informative and interesting

Comment: Just to concur with the comments I've read already and professional a site it is, yes a lot a time spent honouring these folks. Stephen, many thanks for the speed at which you responded to my question on the forum website regarding my since identified relative / casulty Robert Mutch. The very best from the family, Lance

Comment: Thank you for a very interesting site. It was great to see details of my grandfather who of course I never met.(John Warbrick) Keep up the good work, it is much appreciated.

Comment: Well done stephen , everyone should remember our heroes with gratitude because our lives are better because of them

Comment: A lucky break led me to your site. It is so detailed it is truely amazing. I now have a photo of the brave soldier in my family. Thank you so much for all your work. It is a pity Liverpool does not use your site a s a model for theirs.

Comment: Just found this site and think it is wonderful,so put together and easy to move about in,so glad to see my adopted town of Prescot having their war dead commemorated like this, it`s an honour to show my respect to all those brave men who died in this horrible war,my own grandad included..thank you Stephen..

Comment: Hi Stephen. Thanks so much for such a brilliant, informative and very helpful site. A real labour of love much appreciated by many. Keep up the great work. Cheers, JMD

Comment: Hi Stephen! Your site is a wonderful lasting memorial to all those young men from Prescot who did not return after the War - thank you for all your work and research.

Comment: Great work.A detailed account, what I have read. Will def read a lot more..may the memory of our men live on forever. Passed down from generation to generation from ourselves & others.THEY WILL BE NEVER FORGOTTEN

Comment: I am researching my family tree (Prescott), no one has got any further back than the early 1800's. I have found an ancestor on this site, who was born where we knew about but appears to have resided in Prescot, Lancashire, which may mean we originally come from there, which would not suprise me given our surname! It will take me some time to know for sure but you have given me lead to follow. Thankyou.

Comment: There is a lot of hard work and dedication gone into this site and the outcome is a credit to Mr Nulty. It is a pity there weren't more dedicated people who would do tthis for ALL the war memorials.

Comment: Great Site, worthy of the highest praise possible. These men should never be forgotten and work like this ensures that they won't. 

Comment: Excellent site ,so much hard work has gone into it

Comment: Thanks for the hard work that has gone into this page. It has confirmed the details of my great uncle Andrew Watkinson. If there are any relatives out there doing family research into the Watkinson family of Eccleston and Kemble Street please mail me so I can update my own research. My Grandfather was George Watkinson son of Henry Alexander Watkinson of Kemble Street Prescot. Family very involved in the watch making industry

Comment: I've found a few relatives here. Thank you for honouring them so well!

Comment: Thanks for all of your on-going work Stephen. It is such an honour to see my name on the acknowledgements list: you helped me more than I helped you. You are a true inspiration and a gift to Prescot and to all who research our Lancashire home ancestry. Best wishes always and thanks for the love and light you have shed upon the brave people of my home town. Paul Wyatt and Family Canada

Comment: The minute detail and enormous amount of information contained within this site ranks it as a fitting tribute to men whose horrific experiences we cannot even begin to comprehend. Stephen, it's a masterpiece.

Comment: Thank you so much. I was moved to tears seeing a picture of my Great Uncle. This site is excellent. Well done and thank you again

Comment: Stephen, I came across your site by accident. My hearty congratulations on your hard work. It is always pleasing to see the town of my birth presented like this. Congratulations again.

Comment: What an incredible site! Amazed at the amount of work put into this - and feel you've done an awesome job in honouring these war veterans. Thank you!

Comment: Stumbled across the site by accident. A fantastic piece of work. Like most war memorials only the names of the fallen are recorded rarely the ones who came home. For me this is the crux of your work here. On a purely personal note it is a great pity that the war memorial was moved from its pride of place in Church Street to a corner of the churchyard - as it was before I left my hometown. Like BICC the war memorial in its original place epitomised Prescot. Well done Stephen for producing this website

Comment: Why do they have to put the BICC Memorial down by Manchester Road? It should be at the top by the parish memorial in a safe place

Comment: Brilliant tribute, the actual addresses of the casualties really brings it home to me as a Prescot resident.
I won't be able to walk down Houghton Street again without remembering the sacrifice given by a 21 year old who lived at No 36

Comment: Congrats on a job well done. P.J.C.

Comment: The amount of work and thought that you have put into this project is nothing short of remarkable & you should have the thanks of the peoples of Prescot.