Memorial Details

NEWMP Memorial Image
Photo: Ian Cooper

Memorial

Cross 1914-18 St. Mary's Abbey grounds

Reference

B40.01

Place

BLANCHLAND

Map ref

NY 967504

Original Location

Outside St. Mary's Abbey, on B6306.

Which war

1914-18

Memorial Description

St. Cuthbert's Cross on tall, slender tapering shaft set on a single base. The main inscription is down the front of the shaft. The quotation is on the front of the pedestal. Lettering is incised and filled with lead, using sans serif capitals.

Materials used

Stone

Inscription

Erected / in / memory / of / the men of / this parish / who gave / their lives in / the / Great War / 1914 to 1918. "All they had, they gave."

Names

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Photos: P. Thirkell, Tony Harding; Dorothy Hall; Ian Cooper; old postcard: George Nairn

Source of quotation
“All they had, they gave” All they had they gave
Second verse of Hymn “O Valiant hearts, who to your glory came” Songs of Praise No. 293. J.S. Arkwright (1872-1954)

External web link

Research acknowledgements

P. Thirkell; Tony Harding; Dorothy Hall; George Nairn; Ian Cooper

Research In Progress

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Cross 1914-18 St. Mary's Abbey grounds (B40.01)

 
BLANCHLAND, Outside St. Mary's Abbey.
  

    
   Erected 
   in 
   memory 
   of 
   the men of  
   this parish 
   who gave 
   their lives in 
   the 
   Great War 
   1914 to 1918
  
   John Brown
   Tom M. Forster
   William Kennedy
   George Morpeth
   William Murray
   Edgar Sanderson
   Harry J. Vipond
   George White
   William Wilson
  
   "All they had, they gave."
NamesB40.01

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