Memorial Details
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Memorial
Roll of Honour 1914-18 Parochial Hall
Reference
M17.29
Place
MORPETH
Map ref
NZ 201869
Original Location
Parochial or Memorial Hall, Dark Lane.
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
Roll of Honour
Materials used
?Paper behind glass
Inscription
Dedicated to members of the church who fell.
Names
Notes
1. The Rector of Morpeth (Canon Davies) writes: “Owing largely to the kindness of the ‘Morpeth Herald’ and of Mr. Bowman, of Bridge Street, I have been able to make a list of our gallant dead, containing about 178 names. Many names, however, have no initials and it is possible that in other respects the list may be faulty. I should, therefore, be very grateful if relatives or friends of the fallen would rectify errors and make good deficiencies by giving correct particulars, either to the Proprietors of the ‘Morpeth Herald’ or to Messrs. Armstrong and Angus.
The list, when completed, will be placed as a Roll of Honour in our Memorial Hall. It is also intended to place a brass in St.James’s Church.
The list, when completed, will be placed as a Roll of Honour in our Memorial Hall. It is also intended to place a brass in St.James’s Church.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Morpeth Herald 18/10/1920 reports list shown here for approval.
Links to Source Material :
Research acknowledgements
Dorothy Hall
Research In Progress
The names for 1914-18 are being researched by the Morpeth Antiquarian Society. They are concentrating on the Cenotaph, and are working with the pupils at King Edward VI School on their memorial. Contact Angela Teasdale: morpethas2014@gmail.com
Roll of Honour 1914-18 Parochial Hall (M17.29)
MORPETH Parochial Hall
This list cannot be guaranteed.
This was a call for more information in the newspaper
and has not been compared with the roll produced
which is now lost.
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Allen, Gnr. Peter
Allen Pte. T.
Angus, Pte.
Armstrong, Pte. Edwin
Armstrong, Capt. John Norman
Arnott, Pte.
Ashton, Lance-Corpl. Elliott;
Aynsley, Pte. J.B.
Barnett, Pte. W.R.
Bates, Pte. G.
Bell, Pte. M.F.
Black, Pte. John
Black, Pte. R.W.
Blackhall, Pte. George
Blackhall, Pte. Wm.H.
Blanche, Pte.
Bowman, Corpl. Arthur
Bowman, Corpl. John
Bowman, Pte. Thomas
Brady, Gunner E.
Brodie, Pte. F.G.
Brotherton, Pte. George
Browell, Pte. John Laidler
Brown, Sergeant J.W.
Causton, Driver
Charlton, Spr. Wm.R.
Clark
Clark, J.
Clark, Bomber J.
Cook, Pte. W.
Cooper Pte. R.
Crake, Trp. G.C.
Croyle, Pte.
Croyle, Pte. John
Dalton, Pte. G.
Dalton Pte. Michael
Daglish, Pte. R.A.
Davison
Davison, Lance-Corpl.
Dodds, Gnr. R.
Dodds
Donnelly, Sergt. L.F.
Douglas, Sergt. Frank
Douglas, Sergt. W.
Douglass, Pte. F.
Dryden, Sergt. R.
Duncan, J.
Dunn, Lance-Corporal A.
Dunn, Sergt. George
Elliott, Private George W.
Fagan, Pte. A.
Fawson, Pte. G.R.
Fisher, Pte. B.S.
Foster, C.S.M. Bertie
Forster, Acting-Sergt. J.
Fram, Pte. Fred
Froude, Pte. David
Froude, Pte. J.F.
Garvie, Private Oswald.
Garvie, Rifleman Thomas
Gibbons
Gibson, Pte. George
Gilboy, Pte. George
Gilboy
Givens, Bombr.P.
Glass, Pte. W.T.
Goldie, Sergt. J.L.
Graham, W.A.
Green, Pte. E.
Green, Pte. George
Green, Pte. M.
Grey, Trp. George
Grey, Pte. Joseph
Grey, Sergt. J.W.
Grey, Pte. R.
Hall, Pte. John
Halliday. M.C. Sgt-Major
Harrison, Pte. John E.
Hedley, Sergt.Major Robert
Henderson, Pte. L.H.
Henderson, Pte. T.
Hoey, Cyril, Merchant Service;
Hood, Q.M.S. Thomas
Hunter, Pte. Charles
Hutson
Hutson (brothers)
Jackson, Lieut.
Jackson, W.
James, 2nd Lieut. W. Leslie
Jamieson, Corpl. E.
Johnson, Corpl. N.R.
Kane, 2nd Lieut. A.G.
Kane, 2nd Lieut. J.G.
Kemp, Corporal R.
Knight, Pte. M.
Lamb, Tpr. J.R.
Lawson, Lieut. E.G.
Lawson, Pte. J.
Lee, Pte. J.
Lothian, Pte. James
Lothian, C.M.S. T
Loughran, P.O. J.C.
Lowes, Corpl. Robert T.
Lyons, Pte. F.
Lyons, Sergt. John
Mackay
Marshall, Pte. L.
Marshall, Corpl. Thomas
Matheson, Gnr. Edward
Matthewson, D.G.
Miller, Trp. J.
Monaghan, Corpl. O.
Muckle, Pte. W.
Murphy, Spr. G. Franklin
Nichol, Pte. Athol
Nichol, Sergt. Thomas
Nichol, Pte. Matthew
Nichol, Pte. Thomas
O'Brien, Pte. Edward
O'Hare, Pte. J.D.
Oliver, Lieut. Robert
Overend, Pte. S.A.
Patterson, Pte. D.R.
Pringle, Pte. J.A.
Pringle, Pte. J.A.
Reay, Pte. W.
Richardson, Pte. J.G.
Richardson, Pte.
Riddell, M.M. Sergt. N.G,
Riddley
Robinson, Pte. S.
Robson, Pte. D.
Rogers, Corpl. R.
Routledge, Pte. W.
Sample, Pte. Alex.
Shaftoe, Pte. James
Sharp, Pte. Richard
Shepherd, Pte. J.
Slaughter, Sergt. J.W.
Smith, Pte. Thomas
Smith, Pte. Thomas
Soulsby, Corpl. W.R.
Sproat, Sergt. R.
Sproat, Pte. William
Sproul, Corpl. R.
Stafford, Pte. Thomas
Stewart, Pte. John
Stewart, Pte.
Straughan
Swinney, Coy.Sergt. F.
Swinney, M.C., Capt. H. Cecil
Swinney, Lieut. Norman
Taylor, Corpl. E.
Taylor, Pte. E.J.
Telford, Pte. Thomas
Thompson, Pte. J.C.
Trenant, Pte. W.
Turner, Pte. A.H.
Tweedy, Pte. T.
Walker, Pte. T.
Wastle, Pte. R.
Waterston, Signaller B.
Watson, Pte. George
Watson, Cpl. Joseph
Watson, Pte. Thomas
Whittle, Pte. John
White, Tpr. Arthur
Wight, Pte. A.H.
Wilkinson, Pte. Isaac
Williams, Pte. R.
Winn, Pte. W.W.
Wright, Sergt. S.A.
Youll, Pte. Isaac
Young, Spr. T.S.
Yule, Pte. A.
NamesM17.29
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