Memorial Details
Memorial
Plaque 1914-18 Newhouse Club
Reference
E67.03
Place
ESH WINNING
Original Location
Newhouse Club. In the billiard room.
Present Location
In entrance hall (2015)
Which war
1914-18
Dedication, Creation or Publication date
Unveiled 26th July 1921 by Rev. E.J. Beech, president and Roman Catholic priest of Newhouse, Esh Winning.
Memorial Description
Plaque, with dome at centre top resting on an oak pattress which echoes the shape. The main panel has a seated female figure at the top, raised in half relief, with the name of the club on either side.
The central part is shield shape and carries the names of those who died in two columns. Up each side is a pilaster which bears the names of those who served in a single column on each, with the words “The following also served” at the top.
At the foot, running right across the bottom, is a scroll bearing the quotation.
All lettering is in raised Roman script.
The central part is shield shape and carries the names of those who died in two columns. Up each side is a pilaster which bears the names of those who served in a single column on each, with the words “The following also served” at the top.
At the foot, running right across the bottom, is a scroll bearing the quotation.
All lettering is in raised Roman script.
Materials used
Bronze on oak.
Inscription
Newhouse Club / and Institute.
In Grateful memory / of the / members of the above club / who answered their King and Country’s / call in the Great War / 1914-1919 / The Great Sacrifice was made by / (Names).
Their name liveth for / evermore.
In Grateful memory / of the / members of the above club / who answered their King and Country’s / call in the Great War / 1914-1919 / The Great Sacrifice was made by / (Names).
Their name liveth for / evermore.
Names
Sculptor, Artist or Designer
Messrs. Lister and Sons, Newcastle.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: Simon Raine; James Pasby
Northern Echo 25/07/1921 reports unveiling;
Durham County Advertiser 29/07/1921 reports unveiling.
Auckland and County Chronicle 28/07/1921 reports unveiling.
Source of quotation:
“Their name liveth for evermore” : Apocrypha Ecclesiasticus 44
Northern Echo 25/07/1921 reports unveiling;
Durham County Advertiser 29/07/1921 reports unveiling.
Auckland and County Chronicle 28/07/1921 reports unveiling.
Source of quotation:
“Their name liveth for evermore” : Apocrypha Ecclesiasticus 44
External web link
Links to Source Material :
Research acknowledgements
Fitzhugh Collection, Middleton in Teesdale; Dorothy Hall
Research In Progress
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Plaque 1914-18 Newhouse Club (E67.03)
ESH WINNING Newhouse Club.
Centre panel
Newhouse Club and Institute.
In Grateful memory
of the
members of the above club
who answered their King and Country’s
call in the Great War
1914-1919
The Great Sacrifice was made by
W. Chappell E. Hull
J. Davidson W. Hanley
P. Ditchburn A. Horner
G. Dodds H. Hayton
J. Elliott, Jnr. R. Reather
W. Groody F. Sword
R.W. Goldsborough
Their name liveth for
evermore
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Left hand side Right hand side
The The
following following
also also
served served.
D. Aikman A. Keenan
P. Brady W. Lowe
J. Brennan G.W. Lynn
R. Barratt J. McRay
T. Brett J.J. Metcalf
D. Corregan R. Metcalf
R. Coad J. Mallon
J.H. Campbell T. Marley
M. Crinnion D. McCallum
J. Crinnion T. Murphy
J. Crinnion J.G. Morrison
N. Crinnion T. Oyston
J.W. Cook J.E. Parkinson
J. Donnelly J. Phillips
J. Elliott R. Pigg,Junr.
W. Elsdon J. Rippon
A. Funnel J. Rand
W.B. Forster G. Robinson
C.C. Farrar B. Riley
W. Fullerton G. Rowcroft
W. Greenwell C. Sillett
J. Hall J.W. Sillett
P. Hunter T. Smith
J. Hirst T. Stoddard
G.W. Hull J. Scott
G. Horne M. Sands
P. Hammill H. Williamson
J. Jacques T. Wilson
D. Jones W. Yellow
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The Durham County Advertiser has variations on names:
W. Chappell E. Hull
J. Davidson W. Hanley
P. Ditchburn A. Horner
G. Dodds H. Hayton
J. Elliott, jun. R. Reather
W. Groody F. Sword
R.W. Goldsbrow
D. Arkman A. Keenan
P. Brady W. Lowe
J. Brennan G.W. Lynn
R. Barratt J. McRay
T. Brett J.J. Metcalfe
D. Corrigan R. Metcalfe
R. Coad J. Mallen
J.H. Campbell R. Marley
W. Crennion D. McCallum
I. Crennion T. Murphy
J. Crennion J.G. Morrison
N. Crennion T. Oyston
J.W. Cook J.E. Parkinson
J. Donnelly J. Phillips
R. Elliott R. Pigg, jun.
H. Elsdon J. Rippon
A. Funnell J. Rands
W.R. Foster G. Robinson
G.G. Farrar P. Riley
W. Fullerton G. Rowcroft
W. Greenwell G. Sillett
J. Hall J.W. Sillett
P. Hunter T. Smith
J. Hurst T. Stoddart
G.W. Hull J. Scott
J. Horne M. Sands
P. Hamell H. Williamson
J. Jacques T. Wilson
D. Jones W. Yellow
Names E67.03
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