Also Served: William Joseph Jolley - William Joseph JOLLEY
10 Ward Street, Prescot Private 6746, 10th Bn., King’s (Liverpool) Regiment (later 357689) Attesting to the army on 3rd April 1916, aged 26, William recorded his occupation as 'Ships Steward'.
William originally declared his father, Robert Jolley of 10, Ward Street, Prescot, as his next of kin but then on 30th October 1916 at Prescot, he married Elizabeth Mary Murtagh, at which time he changed his next of kin declaration. They lived at 6, Cambridge Street, Prescot. On 2nd December 1919, they had a son, William Joseph Jolley.
He went to France on 19th February 1917 and remained there until 6th March 1918, but was sent back to France on 20th March 1918. After the war, William served in the army of occupation, for which he voluntarily agreed to extend his Terms of Service
William was demobbed on 20th March 1920.
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