Memorial Details
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Memorial
Roll of Honour 1914-18 St. Paul Congregational
Reference
E35.18
Place
ELSWICK
Original Location
St. Paul's Congregational Church,
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
Roll of Honour behind glass in wood frame with elaborate top culminating in a carved gilded wreath at centre. On the roll itself there is a wide illuminated border with gilded lines. The dedication at the top is handwritten in upper and lower case uncial type letters. The names are listed in two columns inside frame made of red and gilded triangles. The names of those who died are outlined in gold.
Materials used
?Mahogany frame and paper behind glass.
Inscription
For our sakes and out Country’s / and in the discharge of the duties of citizenship and / loyalty these members and associates / of St. Paul’s Congregational Church / and Sunday School, Newcastle upon Tyne / served in the British Army and Navy during the European / War 1914 to 1919, thereby helping to remove the danger which / threatened the nations as a result of German militarism.
Names set in gold are those who lost their lives on active service /
“They have outsoared the shadow of our night”.
Names set in gold are those who lost their lives on active service /
“They have outsoared the shadow of our night”.
Names
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: Tony Harding
Source of quotation
“They have outsoared the shadow of our night” Adonais Percy Bysshe Shelley ("He has outsoared. . .)
Source of quotation
“They have outsoared the shadow of our night” Adonais Percy Bysshe Shelley ("He has outsoared. . .)
Research acknowledgements
Tony Harding
Research In Progress
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Roll of Honour 1914-18 St. Paul Congregational (E35.18)
ELSWICK St. Paul's Congregational Church, Havelock Place.
For our sakes and our Country’s
and in the discharge of the duties of citizenship and
loyalty these members and associates
of St. Paul’s Congregational Church
and Sunday School, Newcastle upon Tyne
served in the British Army and Navy during the European
War 1914 to 1919, thereby helping to remove the danger which
threatened the nations as a result of German militarism.
Sidney Anderson Gavin Hamilton
James Victor Bibby James Hamilton
John Bibby Richard Hedley
George A. Buchan Sidney Humble
*William Buchan J. Edward Kent
Henry Buchan James MacDonald
Edward F. Brown D. Rennie Orr
Hebdon Calder *Fred Picton
James Colvin John Robson
John Clarke Charles Robson
*Herbert S. Dotchin Harry Ridley
Norman Dobson Arthur Slater
Harry Dodds Charles Stewart
*Robert Elrod Robert Swan
Charles Greener William H. Thomas
J. Edward Greener John Thompson
Jonathan Greener Sidney Walton
Fred Gilhespie Harry Whitehead
David Griffiths Stanley Wilson
George Harrison *Nurse Hannah Wright
*Lewis Henderson Donald Nicholson
*Harry Henderson *Frank Wrightson
Names set in gold are those who lost their lives on active service
“They have outsoared the shadow of our night”.
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Note: The names marked thus * are those outlined in gold on the original.
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