Memorial Details
Memorial
Roll of Honour 1914-18 1939-45 Freemasons
Reference
B135.09
Place
BARNARD CASTLE
Original Location
Private hands; Provincial Library at Sunderland;
Barnard Castle Masonic Hall Library.
Barnard Castle Masonic Hall Library.
Which war
a. 1914-18
b. 1939-45
b. 1939-45
Memorial Description
Rolls of Honour for both World Wars for Barnard Castle Lodge Number 1230, included in an A5-sized booklet, entitled “A History of Freemasonry in Barnard Castle” written by Maxwell Gaskin, a member of Strathmore Masonic Lodge Number 6229. The page listing the names for 1914-18 states: “The ‘Roll of Honour’ of the Barnard Lodge members during the First World War is formally recorded in the Lodge Minutes of 1st February 1918”.
The names from 1939-45 were also formally recorded in the Minutes of an unknown date.
The names from 1939-45 were also formally recorded in the Minutes of an unknown date.
Materials used
Paper and card
Inscription
Book title: A / History / of / Freemasonry / in / Barnard Castle.
Names
Notes
1. There had been a previous Roll of Honour, recorded within the Barnard Lodge Minutes on 4th August 1916 (the second Anniversary of the start of the First World War) when three other names were also included, though omitted from the 1918 list – probably because the first two brethren had since resigned from Lodge membership and, in the case of the third, because he had volunteered as a civilian non-combatant – though that is speculation by the author of the booklet.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: John and Mavis Dixon
A History of Freemasonry in Barnard Castle Maxwell Gaskin, a member of Strathmore Masonic Lodge Number 6229, written for the Provincial Grand Lodge of Durham 1999 Festival.
A History of Freemasonry in Barnard Castle Maxwell Gaskin, a member of Strathmore Masonic Lodge Number 6229, written for the Provincial Grand Lodge of Durham 1999 Festival.
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Research acknowledgements
John and Mavis Dixon
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Roll of Honour 1914-18 1939-45 Freemasons (B135.09)
BARNARD CASTLE Masonic Hall Library
Cover:
A
History
of
Freemasonry
in
Barnard Castle.
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1914-18
*Bro. Frank Bates Captain Royal Engineers.
*Bro. Ernest Wm. Burn Royal Flying Corps.
Bro. George McP. Borland 2nd Lieutenant 20th Bn. North. Fus.
*Bro. Herbert P. Friend Major Durham Light Infantry.
Bro. Sidney E. Hawthorne Captain Royal Army Medical Corps.
Bro. Christopher Hedley Jnr Sapper Royal Engineers.
Bro. Arthur C. Herne Lieut-Colonel 16th Bn Yorks & Lancs Regt.
Bro. John A. Jackson Lieutenant 16th Bn Yorks & Lancs Regt.
Bro. Gerard E. Lockyer Captain Royal Army Medical Corps.
Bro. Arthur E. Noble Pioneer U.C.R.E.
*Bro. Sydney R.E. Phillips Lieutenant Herefordshire Regt.
Bro. Harold J. W. Scott Lieutenant Durham Light Infantry.
Bro. John W. Stockoe Sergeant Durham Light Infantry.
Bro. John G. Teasdale Army Service Corps.
Bro. Charles F. Woodhams Air Mechanic Royal Flying Corps.
Bro. Richard Watson Private Grenadier Guards.
Bro. Eric T. Young Captain 16th Bn Yorks & Lancs Regt.
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The following names were included in an earlier Roll of Honour and
omitted from the second.
Bro. J. Garsed 4th Bn. Durham Lt Infantry.
Bro. J. Wynne-Harley Army Cyclist Corps.
*Bro. A. H. Servier Anglo-Russian Hospital Petrograd
*The asterisk denotes those Lodge members who were also
members of the Baliol Royal Arch Chapter.
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1939-45
Bro. The Rev. E.V. Cave Durham Light Infantry P.o.W. Germany.
Bro. C.D. Pickersgill Royal Engineers P.o.W. Japan.
Bro. A. Morrell 57 Coy RHSC
Bro. R.G. Jackson 54 Searchlight Regt
Bro. W. Bowman 50 Div NM Royal Signals P.o.W. Italy.
Bro. J. Milner Royal Air Force
Bro. W. Dawson Durham Light Infantry P.o.W. Italy.
NamesB135.09
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