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Memorial
Roll of Honour 1914-18 Teacher Training College
Reference
S140.117
Place
SUNDERLAND
Map ref
NZ
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
List extracted from a history book.
Inscription
Sunderland Day Training College / Roll of Honour.
“In this world there is no death, but forgetfulness”
“In this world there is no death, but forgetfulness”
Names
Notes
1. During the 1914-18 war, 200 hundred students and ex-students and two members of staff from the training college served, together with 77 schoolmasters from schools in Sunderland. History of Sunderland page 184
2. The College opened in September 1908.
2. The College opened in September 1908.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
History of Sunderland William Cranmer Mitchell ISBN 0 901598 53 4. In Tyne and Wear Archives Acc. L3596 Town Histories Reserve Stock. L942.81 No. M.39
Source of quotation:
“In this world there is no death, but forgetfulness” (Not known)
Source of quotation:
“In this world there is no death, but forgetfulness” (Not known)
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Research acknowledgements
James Pasby
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Roll of Honour 1914-18 Teacher Training College (S140.117)
The following is taken from “History of Sunderland” P.185
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Teachers from Sunderland Schools.
Arthur Coleman, St.Joseph’s School
Walter D. Goodrick, James Williams Street School.
Cecil Hands, Pallion School.
Charles L. Patterson, Pallion School.
J.A. Pinchen, Cowan Terrace School.
James T. Robson, Stansfield Street School.
Robert H.Stafford, Simpson Street School.
Douglas Tweedie, Redby School
Fawcitt Wayman, Valley Road School.
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SUNDERLAND DAY TRAINING COLLEGE
Roll of Honour
Name Rank Regiment Killed.
Baker, Ward. 2nd Lt. 11th West Yorks. Poperinghe
Brock, Alf. Capt. 6th D.L.I. Hennial (Arras)
Cook, James Pte. 22nd D.L.I. Ypres
Chambers, N. Pte. 22nd D.L.I. Somme
Dehn, Joseph Pte. 7th D.L.I. Died of illness
Dobson, W.G. Pte. 1/7 D.L.I. Ypres
Eggleston, A. Sergt. 2/4 Lincoln Rgt. St.Julien Rd.
Foley, John Capt. N.F. Ty’side Irish Somme
Foster, Chas. Sergt. D.L.I. & Leic.Rgt. Zonnebeke
Gibson, Mat. Cpl. 7th D.L.I. Ypres
Goodrick, W. Cpl., M.C. 7th D.L.I. France
Horn, John H. 2nd Lt. L.N.L. Regt. Halla, Cambrai
Hodgson, John 2nd Lt. 7th D.L.I. Italy
Hauxwell, Geo. Sergt. 1/7 D.L.I. Ypres
Hardy, George Signalman R.N. Died at Sea
Jones, R.A. Major Warwicks. France
Lawson, James Sergt. 22nd D.L.I. Peronne
Locke, Alex. Pte. 7th D.L.I. Ypres
Monro, Duncan Pte. 10th K.O.Y.L.I. Ypres
Mason, Ernest Capt. 1/7 N.Fusiliers Gooevaersvelde
MacNab, Alex. Sergt. 27th N.F. Somme
Nasby, Frank 2nd Lt. 7th D.L.I. Hargicourt
Napier, J.C. Pte. 7th D.L.I. France
Pattison, Chas. Pte. 2/4 Leicester Ypres
Pattinson, T.E. Cpl. 1/7 D.L.I. Zonnebeke
Rigg, Tyson Sergt.MM,KC 18th D.L.I. Somme
Rivers, Geo. Pte. 18th D.L.I. Hamel
Richardson, Alex. Pte. 18th D.L.I. Seclin
Richardson, Wm. Pte. 14th London Scot. Hebuterne
Rodda, John L-Cpl. S.A. Scot. Inf. France
Robson, T. Sergt. 6th D.L.I. Poperinghe
Rowell, J.F. Gnr. R.G.A. France
Stobbs, Henry 2nd Lt. 1/4 N.F. Houthulst For’st.
Sharp, A.G. 2nd Lt. 4th Border Regt. France
Sayer, Cecil O. 2nd Lt. 7th D.L.I. Ypres
Troughton, Wm. L-Cpl. 7th D.L.I. Proven, Belgium.
Warriner, T.A.L. 2nd Lt. 2/7 Worcester Richebourge,St.Vaast
“In this world there is no death, but forgetfulness.”
NamesS140.117
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