Memorial Details
Memorial
Roll of Honour 1914-18 Presbyterian
Reference
B16.07
Place
BELFORD
Map ref
NU 110337
Original Location
Erskine Presbyterian Church, Nursery Lane. (Now United Reformed Church).
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
Roll of Honour, 28 inches high x 20 inches wide (711mm x 508mm) surrounded by 1½ inches wide frame with gilded inner edge. At centre top is a painting of the church. Up each side is a border containing a stem with flowers. At the top on each side are the classical figures of (left) Victory and (right) Justice. At centre left is the Burning Bush, symbol of the Presbyterian church, and centre right is an open book. At the bottom are flags laid down on steps with a laurel wreath set in top. The names are handwritten in two columns. The basic colours used in the painting of this memorial are brown and blue with touches of gilt.
Materials used
Parchment in oak frame.
Inscription
Presbyterian Church of England Belford / Roll of Honour / Great War 1914-1918
Names
Present condition
Building sold 2018.
Notes
1. The building was sold because it would cost too much to repair. It is hoped to be able to store the memorial locally.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: Belford LHS
Research acknowledgements
Belford L.H.S.; Mr. Southern; Tony Harding
Research In Progress
These names are being researched by a team led by Valerie Glass
Roll of Honour 1914-18 Presbyterian (B16.07)
BELFORD, United Reformed Church.
Presbyterian Church of England, Belford.
Roll of Honour
Great War 1914-1918
Thomas John Anderson, killed in action. Joseph Kean
William Anderson, killed in action James Lee, killed in action
Joseph Ayton John Little
George Blackhall David T. McDonald, Lieutenant
Jacob Blackhall John P. McDonald, Lieutenant, M.C.
James Crammond James L. McDonald
Robert Clark William Mackay
William Clark George Marshall
William H. Clothier, B.Litt., killed in action Robert G. Mein
Peter Duncan John F. Mein
Andrew Dumma John G. Moffat
John Dunn Joseph Mossman
David Elliot, Sergeant. George Matthewson, killed in action.
Robert Fairgrieve Andrew Matthewson
John Ferguson Alexander Matthewson
Robert Ferguson John McDougall, killed in action
James Ferguson H. Stanley McDougall
Samuel Ferguson Thomas McDougall
James Foster James Patterson
James Ford Thomas Patterson
William Ford, Sergeant. William Patterson
Robert Ford Stephen W. Patterson
David Hill James Punton, killed in action
Harry Hill, Sergeant, killed in action Alexander Rutherford, killed in action
James Hope William Rutherford
George Hope, killed in action James Rutherford
Thomas F. Hunter Thomas Robinson
Thomas Hunter, killed in action Archibald Robson, Sergeant.
Robert Hunter, killed in action Leonard Smith
John Hunter Robert H. Thompson
Thomas E. Hunter John J.W. Thompson, killed in action
Andrew Henry John Thompson, killed in action
Edmund Henry Isaac Turnbull
William Hall, killed in action Robert Trotter
George Hall R. Watson Taylor
George Hill John Taylor, killed in action
William Hood, killed in action Joseph White
Thomas H. Hood Alfred Wylie, killed in action
Ralph H. Hood George W. Young, killed in action
John Hogg James Young
NamesB16.07
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