Memorial Details
Memorial
Roll of Honour 1914-18 Methodist
Reference
E71.02
Place
EASINGTON LANE
Map ref
NZ 361461
Original Location
The old chapel, which was demolished and a new one built
Present Location
Central Methodist Church
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
Roll of Honour on paper, 22 inches high x 21 inches wide. At centre top is a shield with a ribbon bearing the words “His faithfulness and truth / shall be thy shield and buckler”. The words “and Adherents” has been added by hand above the list of names.
The names of those who served are hand written in three columns, the two boxed names are those who fell. At the bottom a prayer has been printed. The roll has the appearance of having been pre-printed.
The whole looks to have been stuck onto a piece of corrugated card.
The names of those who served are hand written in three columns, the two boxed names are those who fell. At the bottom a prayer has been printed. The roll has the appearance of having been pre-printed.
The whole looks to have been stuck onto a piece of corrugated card.
Materials used
Paper
Inscription
His faithfulness and truth shall be thy shield and buckle
Roll of Honour
The following members of this church are now on active service / and adherents.
O Lord of Hosts, stretch forth thine arm to strengthen and protect / our loved ones on land or sea or in the air. Help us and them to see, through all the clouds of war, the vision of Thy peace for which we strive. / Grant to us all self-control and steady purpose that the Kingdom which is not / of this world may be established in the hearts of men everywhere, through / Jesus Christ our Lord Amen.
Roll of Honour
The following members of this church are now on active service / and adherents.
O Lord of Hosts, stretch forth thine arm to strengthen and protect / our loved ones on land or sea or in the air. Help us and them to see, through all the clouds of war, the vision of Thy peace for which we strive. / Grant to us all self-control and steady purpose that the Kingdom which is not / of this world may be established in the hearts of men everywhere, through / Jesus Christ our Lord Amen.
Names
Present condition
Originally in a glass frame which was lost in the move.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photo: C. Sanders
Source of quotation
“His faithfulness and truth . . .” Psalm 91 v 4
Source of quotation
“His faithfulness and truth . . .” Psalm 91 v 4
External web link
Research acknowledgements
C. Sanders
Research In Progress
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Roll of Honour 1914-18 Methodist (E71.02)
EASINGTON LANE Central Methodist Church
His faithfulness and truth shall be thy shield and buckler
Roll of Honour
The following members of this church are now on active service
and adherents
Alderson Edward Pte King Cecil D.C.M. Pte. Soulsby Matthew L.A.C.
Anderson James L/Sgt Laidler Norman P/O Steer John W. Sgt.
Brown Albert Pte Laidler Thomas L.A.C. Stephenson Henry B. Cpl.
Charlton George N. C.F.N. Lambton John L.A.C. Stephenson Thomas Gun.
Clark Lawrence W. L.A.C. Laverick Norman Gun. Storey William J. Cpl.
Forsdick Edna L.A.C.W. Learoyd Samuel C.Q.S. Summerbell Thomas Sig.
Gibson John A.C. Matthews Reginald L/Sgt. Tonks Edward M. Pte.
Goymer Alfred F. Pte Milburn George F. Drv. Toward Vera A.C.W.
Hall Charles Sig. Milburn Vera Cpl. Turnbull Charles C.Q.S.
Hall Fred Pte Mole John A.N.D. Twinn Joseph R. Sgt.
Hall Harry A.C. Nelson George M. Tel. Walls George Pte.
Harland Henry W. L.A.C. Newton Edward L/Tel. Walls Ivan Gun.
Harrison George L.A.C. Newton Gordon Pte. Walls Leslie Pte.
Harrison William Cpl. Newton Thomas A.B. Walls Robert A.B.
Headon George C.F.N. Nicholson Thomas L.A.C. Watson Clifford P/O
Heads Frederick Spr Nutman Arthur L/Sgt. Wright George A.B.
Heslop George F/Lt *Oswald Joseph Gun. Young George Fus.
Heslop James L.A.C. Oswald Robert N. N.A.T. Robson Constance, Sister
*Heslop Thomas Sgt. Parkinson Ernest Pte. Kay Kenneth Spr.
Hudson Arthur Drv. Parkinson George L.A.C.
Hudson James L.Cpl. Pow Robert W. O.Smn.
James George Fus. Robson Thomas W. Sgt.
Kay, William C. P.O. Smith Muriel Pte.
O Lord of Hosts, stretch forth Thine arm to strengthen and protect
our loved ones on land or sea, or in the air. Help us and them to see,
through all the clouds of war, the vision of Thy peace for which we strive.
Grant to us all self-control and steady purpose that the Kingdom which is not
of this world may be established in the hearts of men everywhere, through
Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
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Note: The names marked * are boxed on the original and denote those who died.
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