Memorial Details
Memorial
Plaque Fallen 1914-18 Miners' Lodge
Reference
D41.02
Place
DAWDON
Original Location
Miners’ Lodge, in entrance lobby
Present Location
Dawdon Miners' Social Club on stairs (2017)
Which war
1914-18
Dedication, Creation or Publication date
Unveiled 28th February 1921 by T.H. Cann , Secretary, Durham Miners’ Association.
Memorial Description
Plaque on oak pattress. There is a wide border of Celtic string pattern on a black background culminating in a circle with design on a red background. The top corners of the main plaque are also filled with a pattern in red.
The names are listed in seven columns divided by red vertical lines. The name of the lodge is in elaborate capitals, the rest of the lettering is in sans serif capitals.
The names are listed in seven columns divided by red vertical lines. The name of the lodge is in elaborate capitals, the rest of the lettering is in sans serif capitals.
Materials used
Brass tablet on oak pattress
Inscription
Dawdon Miners’ Lodge / Memorial / Erected to the imperishable memory of / the undermentioned members and sons of workmen of Dawdon Colliery / who gave their lives in the cause of freedom 1914-1918
Names
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: Simon Raine; Derek Bland; James Pasby
Hartlepool Northern Daily Mail 28/02/1921 reports unveiling. (Available on The British Newspaper Archive)
Northern Echo 28/02/1921 reports unveiling.
Stanley News 03/03/1921 reports unveiling.
Seaham Weekly News 04/03/1921 reports unveiling.
Hartlepool Northern Daily Mail 28/02/1921 reports unveiling. (Available on The British Newspaper Archive)
Northern Echo 28/02/1921 reports unveiling.
Stanley News 03/03/1921 reports unveiling.
Seaham Weekly News 04/03/1921 reports unveiling.
External web link
Links to Source Material :
Research acknowledgements
Fitzhugh Collection, Middleton in Teesdale; C. Sanders; John and Mavis Dixon; Dorothy Hall; Derek Bland
Research In Progress
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Plaque Fallen 1914-18 Miners' Lodge (D41.02)
DAWDON Miners’ Lodge
Dawdon Miners’ Lodge
Memorial
Erected to the imperishable memory of
the undermentioned members and sons of workmen of Dawdon Colliery
who gave their lives in the cause of freedom 1914-1918
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4
Ather, William L.
Allen, William Carr, Thomas Davies, George Hair, Jeremiah
Anderson, Charles Carr, Edward Dawson, William H. Hall, James C.
Appleby, Norman Carling, Edward Dent, George Hassan, Peter A.
Armstrong, Robert Chesney, Robert Devine, Edward R. Hindmarch, Mark
Armstrong, Fenwick Childs, Walter Dixon, J. Hindmarch, Edward
Attey, James Clennell, Frederick Duckworth, James Hughes, John
Barksby, Herbert Clennell, Foster Duffy, Frank Hutchinson, George H.
Barrow, Thomas Cook, Jacob Dixon, Arthur Harris, Stanley
Buckley, George Conroy, William Dowson, Thomas Hunter, George
Buckley, Thomas P. Cowell, Charles S. Edwards, James Hall, John Joseph
Bell, Robert S. Coxon, John Edwards, Richard Harley, Leonard
Boad, Robert Crake, Joseph Finlay, Ernest Harley, William
Bolton, Samuel Crake, Ralph Flatt, Alfred Ingram, Edward
Brown, William Cummings, W.H. Flatt, George Irving, Charles A.
Burnet, George E. Cummings, H.R. Foster, William Johnson, Isaac
Burney, Daniel,Sen. Clark, Harold Foster, Henry Jones, George
Burney, Daniel,Jun. Clark, Angus Gallagher, Thomas Knowles, William
Button, Walter Clark, William Garnham, Thomas E. Knowles, James
Brammer, George Clark, Wilfrid Garnham, Henry Kirtley, Robert
Batey, Isaac Cavanagh, William Garrigan, John Lane, John George
Bailes, Solomon Daglish, Jos. B. Goodridge, Walter Laws, John B.
Bailey, Samuel Daglish, Abner Griffiths, Charles Lister, William
Cahill, Francis M. Wylie, Thomas Gilroy, John L.
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Column 5 Column 6 Column 7
Green, John
Lowerson, John R. Reid, Richard Swinney, Henry
Lowery, John Reed, Septimus Swan, William
Markham, Allan Richardson, Thomas Shaw, William
McAllister, Andrew Ritchie, William Thompson, Edward
Miller, William N. Ritchie, John Thomas Thornton, Oliver
Miller, Frank Robinson, Robert D. Thornton, John
Mossman, Alfred Ritson, George Thornton, Sydney
Newton, Henry Robson, George Turnbull, Richard
Nichols, David Rowe, Nicholas Turnbull, John
Nichols, Robert Robinson, William Telford, John
Ogden, John Renwick, Charles Thompson, Joseph B.
Ogden, James Shaw, William Usher, Alfred
O'Neill, Frank Shaw, Joseph Usher, William
Overton, J. Smiles, J.R. Walsh, Alfred
Parker, Robert Smith, William Walters, Richard
Percy, Henry Smailes, Frederick Walker, Percy
Pearson, Henry Southward, Edward Watson, John
Phelan, Martin Stout, George W. Wilkinson, Robert
Poole, Stanley Stoves, John Wilkinson, George
Preston, Thomas Stoker, Ritchard Winter, Joseph
Preston, Simon Summers, George Wood, John
Price, P. William Summers, Jonathen Wright, Robert R.
Readman, William Huntley, George R. Whitwell, James
NamesD41.02
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