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THE ABOVE BANNER
was presented by Miss Trafford on the Ancient and Loyal House of trafford on the 3rd of May 1798 to the Eccles Corps of Infantry (forming a part of the Manchester and Salford Royal Volunteers, commanded by Colonel Ackers.)
Who so laudably stepped forward in Defence of their King, Country, Religion and Laws when this Kingdom was threatened with Invasion by Foreign Enemies, aided and assisted by Domestic ones and was Deposited here on 6th of May 1802.
The under names are those who served as Volunteers and were Incorporated with the Manchester and Salford on the 10th of April 1797.
John Phillips
James Barlow John Barlow John Parr John Royle John Derbyshire George Phillips Thomas Barlow Thomas Charleton (Sen) Thomas Hall Lot Thorley George Royle Thomas Wilkinson George Harrop Jon(ahn) Jones Jon(ahn) Hankinson Jon(ahn) Moss William Marsh Ja(s) Ashworth Ja(s) Marsden Thomas Key James Royle Thomas Charleton (Jun) Thomas Withington William Woodall Charles Wood |
George Lewis
John Lowe Richard Lowe Peter Blears Thomas Rogers Richard Parkinson John Pollit Joseph Bayley William Carter Robert Chapman James Barrit Thomas Withington Ja(s) Partington Robert Withington John Collier John Longworth Thomas Rawlinson Robert Barlow Isaac Holt George Redford Richard Leather Thomas Smith James Wood George Roberts Thomas Mather George Leather |