On Roll of Honour is John Cauldwell. Can find no John Cauldwell with Crich connections only Jack. In Army records can only find "Jack". Birth records show Jack Cauldwell.
Presumption that John and Jack are one and the same until further information discovered
From Medal Roll Index –
Awarded Victory, British War and 15-Star Medals
France 26/06/15; Dis 29/01/19
1901 Census: Sawmills
| Forename |
Surname |
Relationship |
Age |
Occupation |
Where born |
| John |
Cauldwell |
Head |
40 |
Fitter in wire mill |
Alderwasley |
| Charlotte |
|
wife |
40 |
|
Islington |
| Frederick |
|
son |
16 |
Pony driver in coal mine |
Heage |
| Henry |
|
son |
15 |
Pony driver in coal mine |
Crich |
| Elizabeth |
|
daughter |
13 |
Spinner at cotton mill |
Crich |
| Martha |
|
daughter |
12 |
|
Heage |
| Arthur |
|
son |
7 |
|
Heage |
| Jack |
|
son |
5 |
|
Heage |
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1911 Census: Crich
| Forename |
Surname |
Relationship |
Age |
Occupation |
Where born |
| John |
Cauldwell |
Head |
50 |
Fitter when employed |
Alderwasley |
| Charlotte |
|
wife |
50 |
|
Islington |
| Frederick |
|
son |
26 |
Hewer |
Heage |
| Henry |
|
son |
25 |
Hewer |
Crich |
| Martha |
|
daughter |
22 |
Silk winder |
Heage |
| Arthur |
|
son |
17 |
Warehouse boy |
Heage |
| Jack |
|
son |
15 |
Pit pony driver |
Heage |
| Eva |
|
daughter |
9 |
|
Heage |
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Jack Cauldwell's brother Henry Cauldwell D.C.M. is also on the Roll of Honour.
Photographs from the Crich Heritage Partnership Collection
Youths of Crich enlisting for World War I in 1914
Macdonald, Ian P. - Cauldwell, Jack - Burr, Billy - Walker, ? (father of Ivan) - Kneebone, Jack (killed) - Mellors, Walter (Wammy) - Porter, Jack - Curzon, Billy - Martin, ? - Frost, Billy (killed) - Perry, Billy - Tomlinson, Noble
New recruits from Crich, World War I in the gardens of Rosskeen, Crich during 1914
Some names Macdonald, Ian P., - Curzon, Billy - Walker, ? (father of Ivan) - Porter, Jack - Mellors, Walter (Wammy) - Kneebone, Jack (killed) - Burr, Billy - Tomlinson, Noble - Coleman, Tom - Martin, ? - Frost, Billy (killed) - Cauldwell, Jack
Source: Ken Jackson (relative)
This postcard was sent to Jack Cauldwell, when he was serving in the First World War. The rear of the postcard reads as follows:-
(On the left of the card) Xmas 1918 - New Year 1919 HEARTY GREETING to J. Cauldwell from the Parish of CRICH - Also Postal Order for 5s. inclusive of 1s. added by Crich Knitting Guild. Please acknowledge to one of the Committee
(On the right of the card it lists the Members of the Committee)
Mrs D. M. Brown, Mrs Griffith, Mrs C. Haynes, Mrs J. Payne, Nurse Roper, Miss Allin, Miss Haynes, Miss Dyson, Miss Griffith, Mrs Jas. Dawes, Dr. Rankin, Mr E. Watkins (Treas.), Mr. Griffith (Chairman), Mr Ferguson (Sec.), Mr Mercer, Mr Andrew, Mr Dyson, Mr Haywood, Rev. W. Bunting, Mr A. Haslam.
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