Memorial Details

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Memorial

Plaque 1939-45 Bankhill Presbyterian

Reference

B25.41

Place

BERWICK ON TWEED

Original Location

Bankhill Presbyterian Church of England

Present Location

St. Paul’s United Reformed Church, Spittal, in the foyer on the stairs.

Which war

1939-45

Dedication, Creation or Publication date

09/11/1947

Memorial Description

Plaque 2 feet high x 2 feet 6 inches wide. The pattress is 3 inches wider. The lettering is incised and coloured black using sans serif capital lettering apart from the regiments which are in Roman capitals. The quotation is in italics.

Materials used

White marble

Inscription

To the glory of God / and / in loving memory of the / two members of this congregation / who fell in the World War / 1939-1945.
“They died that we might live”.

Names

Present condition

Good

Notes

1. Bankhill Church was closed and three churches united in one at St. Paul’s

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Photos: J. Brown

Berwick Advertiser 06/11/1947 gives notice of unveiling; 13/11/1947 reports unveiling. (Available on The British Newspaper Archive)

Source of quotation:
“They died that we might live” Hail! and Farewell! John Oxenham

Research acknowledgements

J. Brown

Research In Progress

Research on names for 1939-45 is being carried out by Tony Brown. Contact: tonybrown901@btinternet.com

Plaque 1939-45 Bankhill Presbyterian (B25.41)

 
BERWICK   Bankhill Presbyterian Ch.
  

    

    
   To the glory of God
   and
   in loving memory of the
   two members of this congregation
   who fell in the World War
   1939 - 1945
  
   John Lowe             R.N.F.
   William M. Welsh      R.A.F.
  
   “They died that we might live.”
NamesB25.41

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