Memorial Details

NEWMP Memorial Image
Photo: James Pasby

Memorial

Plaque Fallen 1914-18 Presbyterian

Reference

D47.034

Place

DURHAM

Map ref

2742

Original Location

Presbyterian Church, Waddington Street (now United Reformed Church)

Which war

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date

Unveiled 24th October 1920 by Rev. A.R. Paton, M.A. of Seaton Delaval, former minister.

Memorial Description

Plaque 1 foot 2 inches high x 2 feet 2 inches wide set on a wood pattress 2 inches wider. There is a single line border. Lettering is in Roman capitals.
This is the upper of two set onto the same backing.

Materials used

Brass

Inscription

For God, King and Country. / (Names) / This tablet has been placed here by the members / and adherents of the Congregation of Durham / Presbyterian Church in grateful remembrance / of the above who fell in the Great War 1914-1919.

Names

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Photos: C. Sanders; James Pasby

Durham Chronicle 29/10/1920 reports unveiling.

External web link

Research acknowledgements

Fitzhugh Collection, Middleton in Teesdale; C. Sanders

Research In Progress

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Plaque Fallen 1914-18 Presbyterian (D47.034)

 

    
      For God, King and Country.
  
      John A. Laing, Private, M.G.C.
      Charles Spence, Private, 20th D.L.I.
      Walter Carrick, M.M., Sergt. 18th D.L.I.
      James Ritchie, Australian Expeditionary Force
      John Purvis, Winnipeg Rifles
      James Shankie, Private, 21st D.L.I.
  
      This tablet has been placed here by the members 
      and adherents of the Congregation of Durham 
      Presbyterian Church in grateful remembrance 
      of the above who fell in the Great War 1914-1919.
NamesD47.034

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