Memorial Details
Memorial
Organ and Plaques 1914-18 St. Margaret of Antioch
Reference
D47.043
Place
DURHAM
Map ref
NZ 271423
Original Location
St. Margaret of Antioch Church, Crossgate DH1 4PR.
Which war
1914-18
Dedication, Creation or Publication date
The organ was dedicated on 31st January 1917.
Plaques were dedicated 22nd October 1920 by Ven. H.W. Watkins, Archdeacon of Durham. “They were there to complete the dedication left unfinished four years ago”.
Plaques were dedicated 22nd October 1920 by Ven. H.W. Watkins, Archdeacon of Durham. “They were there to complete the dedication left unfinished four years ago”.
Memorial Description
Organ.
There is brass plaque on each side of the chancel arch, the one to the left commemorates parishioners who fell, the one on the right commemorates former scholars from Durham School.
There is brass plaque on each side of the chancel arch, the one to the left commemorates parishioners who fell, the one on the right commemorates former scholars from Durham School.
Materials used
Brass plaques
Inscription
First plaque:
The organ in this church is dedicated to the glory of God and to the memory of the men of the church and congregation who laid down their lives in the Great War 1914-1919.
Second plaque:
Ad maiorem Dei gloriam et in paim memoriam scholae Dunelmensis alumnorum qui bello omnium maxime memorabili pro patria sua mortem occubuerunt haec musicorum organa sunt dedicata. Anno S MCMXIX.
(Translation To the greater glory of God and in memory of the former Durham scholars who gave their lives in the Great War this musical organ has been dedicated. In the year 1919).
The organ in this church is dedicated to the glory of God and to the memory of the men of the church and congregation who laid down their lives in the Great War 1914-1919.
Second plaque:
Ad maiorem Dei gloriam et in paim memoriam scholae Dunelmensis alumnorum qui bello omnium maxime memorabili pro patria sua mortem occubuerunt haec musicorum organa sunt dedicata. Anno S MCMXIX.
(Translation To the greater glory of God and in memory of the former Durham scholars who gave their lives in the Great War this musical organ has been dedicated. In the year 1919).
Names
Notes
1. The second plaque was placed here because Durham School, being in the parish, worshipped here until it built its own chapel as a war memorial (See D47.20).
2. This organ is registered on the NPOR as No. N04170. It was installed in 1916 by Harrison and Harrison, whose books show it as a two manual organ. They actually built a three-manual organ, the Choir organ being the gift of the Harrison brothers.
3. At the time of the dedication, £100 was still outstanding. A series of concerts by high ranking organists was planned which, it was hoped, would provide the balance.
4. The list of names includes Pte. George Allan William Hulley, assistant organist of the church. (Church Guide)
5. The centenary of the dedication of the organ was held on Sunday 29th January 2017, which also included the 25th anniversary of Allan Coombes as organist.
2. This organ is registered on the NPOR as No. N04170. It was installed in 1916 by Harrison and Harrison, whose books show it as a two manual organ. They actually built a three-manual organ, the Choir organ being the gift of the Harrison brothers.
3. At the time of the dedication, £100 was still outstanding. A series of concerts by high ranking organists was planned which, it was hoped, would provide the balance.
4. The list of names includes Pte. George Allan William Hulley, assistant organist of the church. (Church Guide)
5. The centenary of the dedication of the organ was held on Sunday 29th January 2017, which also included the 25th anniversary of Allan Coombes as organist.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: Dorothy Hall; James Pasby
Durham County Advertiser 22/10/1920
Durham Chronicle 26/1/1917 reports proposed dedication of organ; 22/10/1922 reports unveiling of plaques.
The Monumental Brasses of County Durham William Lack, H. Martin Stuchfield and Philip Whittemore 2002 ISBN 095 4327101
The Parish Church of St.Margaret of Antioch: An Illustrated Guide; Bertram Colgrave, M.A., D.Litt., F.S.A.; with additions by Roger Norris; photos by John Pounder; reissued 2008.
Durham County Advertiser 22/10/1920
Durham Chronicle 26/1/1917 reports proposed dedication of organ; 22/10/1922 reports unveiling of plaques.
The Monumental Brasses of County Durham William Lack, H. Martin Stuchfield and Philip Whittemore 2002 ISBN 095 4327101
The Parish Church of St.Margaret of Antioch: An Illustrated Guide; Bertram Colgrave, M.A., D.Litt., F.S.A.; with additions by Roger Norris; photos by John Pounder; reissued 2008.
External web link
Research acknowledgements
Fitzhugh Collection, Middleton in Teesdale; Dorothy Hall; Alan Vickers
Research In Progress
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Organ and Plaques 1914-18 St. Margaret of Antioch (D47.043)
DURHAM St. Margaret of Antioch Church, Crossgate.
Left Plaque (Parish)
The Organ in this church is dedicated to
the Glory of God and to the memory of
the men of the Parish and Congregation
who laid down their lives in the Great War 1914-1919
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Left plaque left column
Royal Navy
Mid. Ernest Geoffrey Cadle
Engineer Artificer Ernest William Coxon
Master-at-Arms Frederick George Parry
ARMY
VII Hussars
Trooper Arthur Potter
Royal Artillery
2nd Lieut. J.S.M. Tombs
Cpl. Robert Henry Bryson
Gunner William Ernest Phillips
Driver Arthur Tait
Gunner Robert Todd
Royal Engineers
L.Cpl. Charles Clement Heron
Sapper James Arnold Robson
Sapper Thomas Telford
Grenadier Guards
Pte. A.E. Spence
Coldstream Guards
Pte. John Scarth
Royal Scots
Pte. Henry Heron
East Kent Regiment
Pte. John Henry Smith
Northumberland Fusiliers
2nd Lieut. Thomas J. Waller
Serg. Major Ernest Miller Watts
Cpl. James Pennington
Pte. George William Appleton
Pte. T.R. Atkinson
Pte. Thomas Breeze
Pte. Isaac Waugh Golightly
Pte. Thomas King
Pte. Thomas Summerbell
Somerset Light Infantry
Cpl. James Edward Bond
West Yorkshire Regiment
Cpl. Joseph Walton
Pte. Seymour Nelson
Pte. T.H. Shepherd
East Yorkshire Regiment
Serg. James Oliver Crombie
Serg. A.G. Noble
Pte. Thomas Peverall
Pte. Arthur Vest
Yorkshire Regiment
Cpl. William Frederick Chicken
Cpl. George Strong
L/Cpl. James Billingham Stewart
Pte. John Robert Barron
Pte. John Brown
Pte. John Valentine de Lacy Brown
Pte. Ezra Dews
Pte. Thomas Hart
Pte. Thomas Pratt
Scottish Borderers
L/Cpl. Charles Henry Broome
Pte. George Bell
Scottish Rifles
Pte. Alfred Smith
Border Regiment
Pte. John Churnside
Stoker James Cochrane, R.N.
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Left hand plaque right hand column
Yorkshire Light Infantry
Pte. George Allan William Hulley,
assistant organist of this church.
Middlesex Regiment
Serg. William Blakey
Yorks & Lancaster Regiment.
Pte. Thomas Dixon Cranmer
Pte. Matthew Duffy
Pte. James Reay
Durham Light Infantry
2nd Lieut. Frederick David Summerscales
Serg. Major Thomas Chrisp
Serg. Walter Moffat Carrick
Serg. Charles Thomas Cross
Serg. George W. Hauxwell
Serg. Henry Harold Wills
Serg. Robert Yule
Cpl. Edward Ridley Wilson
L/Cpl. F.G. Anderson
L/Cpl. Thomas Hogg
L/Cpl. Joseph Pedwell
L/Cpl. Joseph Arthur Smith
Pte. Melvin Summers Bone
Pte. William Henry Butterworth
Pte. James Rawson Coatham
Pte. Arthur Davey
Pte. Ernest Elliott
Pte. Marmaduke Featherstonhaugh
Pte. William Samuel Featherstonhaugh
Pte. George Foster
Pte. William Jackson
Pte. E.W. Keeble
Pte. Joseph David Mobbs
Pte. William Pedwell
Pte. Joseph Pratt
Bandsman G.W. Preece
Pte. James Bennett Sewell
Pte. James Smith
Pte. William Smith
Pte. James Strong
Pte. Joseph T. Tait
Pte. Norman Walton
Pte. Alfred Weelands
Pte. Fred E. Wills
Cameron Highlanders
Pte. Benjamen Minto
Rifle Brigade
2nd Lieut. J.G. Stobart
M.G.C.
L/Cpl. Christopher Brown
Pte. William R. Cherry
Pte. James Raine
Tank Corps
Lieut. Richard Christopher
R.A.M.C.
Pte. Samuel Storey Collins
Pte. Thomas Edwin Davey
Oversea Forces
Capt. Lawrence Miles Cadle A.I.F.
Serg. Cuthbert Owen Carr N.Z.F.
L/Cpl. Henry George Aves A.I.F.
Pte. Charles E. Carr A.I.F.
Pte. Thomas Grieveson D.L.I.
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Right hand plaque (School)
Ad maiorem Dei gloriam et in paim memoriam
scholae Dunelmensis alumnorum qui bello omnium maxime
memorabili pro patria sua mortem occubuerunt haec
musicorum organa sunt dedicata. Anno S MCMXIX.
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Right hand plaque left hand column
ROYAL NAVY
Fl.PM Bertram Howard Wodeman, R.N., H.M.S. ‘Benbow’
Rev. William Hall, R.N., C.F., N.I.
Mid. Newton Wynne Apperley, R.N.R.
Lieut. Alfred Frederick Maynard, R.N.R.
Surgn. Prob. Hugh John Dingle, R.N.V.R., H.M.S. ‘Petard’
ARMY
III Dragoon Guards
Capt. Gerard Gloag Sadler
Royal Artillery
Major Henry Harley Fownes
Capt. Victor Francis Carr
Lieut. Cyril Gordon Hosking, (and R.F.C.)
2nd Lieut. Alfred William Maughan
Serg. Frank Paterson
Royal Engineers
Capt. Gerald Montague Hedley
Lieut. Horace Frost Marris, M.C.
Royal Air Force
Lieut. Max Greville Jones, M.C.
Lieut. Idris Knox Patton
2nd Lieut. Arthur Morgan
Royal Scots
Capt. Arthur Duncombe Shafto, D.S.O.
East Kent Regiment
George Sydney Robinson
Northumberland Fusiliers
Capt. Charles Young Adamson
Capt. Walter Melbourne Dodds
Capt. Herbert Reginald Gledstone
Capt. Frederic Henry Lawson
Capt. Hilton Roberts Telford
Capt. John George Todd
Lieut. Alan George Brown
Lieut. Ronald Lidderdale Guy
Lieut. Harold Kenyon Temperley
2nd Lieut. Cave Bradburne Dodds
2nd Lieut. Ryde Guild Rayner
Royal Fusiliers
Capt. Spencer Thomson, M.C.
Cpl. Nathaniel Clark Neilson
John Edgar Hirst Hurst
Thomas Oxendale Robson
John Pattinson Walker
Norfolk Regiment
Lieut. George Kenneth Hampton
Devonshire Regiment
Lieut. William Noel Hodgson, M.C.
2nd Lieut. John Gibson
Suffolk Regiment
Lieut. Peter Gedge
West Yorkshire Regiment
Capt. Alexander Buchannan
East Yorkshire Regiment
Capt. Arthur James Dingle
Lieut. Gwynne Jacob, D.C.M., M.M.
Royal Irish Regiment
2nd Lieut. Rev. Ernest John Robinson Briggs Gooderham
Yorkshire Regiment
Lieut. Thomas Tweddell
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Lieut. Frank Clagget Caird
East Lancashire Regiment
2nd Lieut. William Charlton
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Right hand plaque right hand Column
Border Regiment
Lieut. Nowell Oxland
Lieut. James Douglas Tombs
2nd Lieut. Francis Douglas Adamson
L/Cpl. Herbert Golightly Constantine
Notts & Derby Regiment
2nd Lieut. Ronald William Craig Gunn
Royal Berkshire Regiment
Capt. Wynne Austin Guest-Williams
Yorkshire Light Infantry
George Alan William Hulley
Shropshire Light Infantry
Major Clement Arthur Wilkinson
Lieut. Charles Patrick Caesar
North Staffordshire Regiment
2nd Lieut. Joseph William Smith Hird
The Yorks & Lancashire Regiment
Lieut. Col. Bertram Lionel Maddison
Brig. Major Ernest William Longden
2nd Lieut. Norman Gawan-Taylor
2nd Lieut. Mowbray Procter
Durham Light Infantry
Capt. Reginald Claude Moline Gee, M.C.
Capt. George Kirkhouse
Capt. Ralph Hawksworth Legard
Capt. Frederick Cecil Longden
Capt. William Marley
Capt. William Miles Morant
Capt. William Noel Jobson Moscrop, M.C.
Capt. Frederick Lisle Newstead
Lieut. William Boyd
Lieut. Thomas William Callinan
Lieut. Herbert Stewart
Capt. Alick Todd, M.C.
Lieut. Francis Edward Steavenson Townsend
2nd Lieut. Robert William Adamson
2nd Lieut. Cuthbert Fosbrooke
2nd Lieut. Basil Hulton Richardson
2nd Lieut. Kirton Tindle
Cameron Highlanders
2nd Lieut. Humphrey Blaikie Goudie, M.C.
Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders
Lieut. Col. Ronald Dundas Falconar-Stewart, D.S.O.
Rifle Brigade
Capt. Arthur Stuart Churchyard
M.G.C.
Capt. Ian Alister Leeson
Lieut. Bernard St. George Hamilton
Tank Corps.
Capt. Noel Forbes Humphreys, M.C.
2nd Lieut. Hubert Graham Hamilton Marshall
R.A.S.C.
Capt. Bertram Langhorne Robinson
R.A.M.C.
Lieut. Martin James Richardson
Chaplains to the Forces
Rev. Ernest Wilberforce Trevor
Rev. George Edward Craven
H.A.C.
Fassett Arborius Burnett
Monmouthshire Regiment
Lieut. Col. Charles Lawson Robinson
2nd Lieut. Henry William Ternent Reed
Indian Army
Capt. Herbert Edward Hosking
2md Lieut. John Theodore Gordon Humphreys
Overseas Forces
Harold Forbes Clarke Winch A.I.F.
Thomas Muir C.E.F.
Capt. George Newby S.A.I.F.
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