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Paul McCormick is the creator and administrator for the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment website. Since 2010 he has been researching the soldiers that served during the First World War and sharing their stories on his website. You can contact Paul through the website 'Contact Me' page or on Twitter and Facebook.
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My Great Grandfather was H. N. Stokoe (seconds from right, 1t row back). He was awarded the MC, and reading the entry in the gazette and correlating this with troop movements, it appears that it was on the first day of the battle of the Somme. I would love to know more about how and where, but i don’t know where to look for this information.