Frank Moscate had an eventful time in his tragically short life. He had risen from a difficult childhood to be a manager of a saddlers business in Liverpool, had been called up in the conscription of 1916, served in the Royal Field Artillery, the Royal Engineers and the Tank Corps, and had make quite a mark on those he had met, worked and served with, not least his fiancée back in Liverpool. Read about his tragic story here.

Private John Shaw was the son of Walter and Eizabeth Ann Shaw of Crewe Hall in Crewe-by-Farndon. He was formerly enlisted as service no. 2202 Cheshire Yeomanry. Private Shaw died of wounds on 30 July 1917 and was buried in St Sever Cemetery, Rouen in France.