Halifax Roll of Honour
Details of the eight staff commemorated on the Halifax memorial who gave their lives in the First World War are given below.
They include three members of the Halifax Equitable Building Society, which merged with the Halifax in 1928.
If you would like further information on any of the individuals listed below please contact us.
| Surname | First names | Bank | Branch | Date of death |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Briggs | Charles Arnold | Halifax Equitable | Elland | 7/31/1917 |
| Cave | Joe | Halifax | Head Office | 9/21/1917 |
| Crossley | Herbert | Halifax Equitable | Head Office | 5/3/1917 |
| Fairbridge | John Bertram | Halifax Equitable | Head Office | 7/7/1916 |
| Hallowell | Norris Lambert | Halifax | Head Office | 9/20/1917 |
| Jackson | Arthur Cecil | Halifax | Head Office | 11/27/1919 |
| Pearson | Harold | Halifax | Head Office | 5/22/1918 |
| Sykes | Albert | Halifax | Huddersfield, Branch office | 9/15/1916 |
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