Memorial Details

NEWMP Memorial Image
Photo: E.D. Smith

Memorial

Plaque 1939-45 Dame Allan's School

Reference

F31.22

Place

FENHAM

Original Location

Dame Allan’s Schools. In Newsom Hall.

Which war

1939-45

Dedication, Creation or Publication date

Dedicated 23rd June 1950 by Rt.Revd. the Lord Bishop of Newcastle.

Memorial Description

Plaque 4 feet 6 inches high x 7 feet 2 inches wide set in a wood frame, into the centre of which is a brass plate 2 feet 5 inches high x 4 feet wide. At centre top are the words “The Second World War”. To the left and right sides of the plaque are the decorations earned.
The brass plaque has the school badge at centre top with the dates on either side. The names are listed in three columns. Lettering throughout is Roman capitals

Materials used

Brass

Inscription

The Second World War / Orders and decorations 22 / Known to have served 411. The Fallen 43.

Names

Notes

1. Former Pupil Lt. Cdr. Philip Noel "Fearless Freddie" Charlton was a Fleet Air Arm fighter ace of 1939-45 war, and a member of the Goldfish Club established for those who survived being in the sea. He was a pupil at Dame Allan's between 1929-1934.

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Photo: E.D. Smith

Service of Dedication; also photocopy of Old Boys’ Roll of Service which lists those who died and also those who served including a “hearty welcome to the returned Prisoners of War”.

Dame Allan’s Schools Newcastle upon Tyne 1705-2005 E.D. Smith. Published by the Dame Allan’s Schools, 2005 ISBN 0 9551275 0 5

Additional Research documents (click to download)

Research acknowledgements

E.D. Smith; Tony Harding

Research In Progress

The names on Dame Allan’s School WW2 memorial are being researched by Simon Glancey Contact: simon@neaa.co.uk

Plaque 1939-45 Dame Allan's School (F31.22)

 
FENHAM      Dame Allan’s Schools
  
Centre Panel  
  
   The Second World War

    
 1939 1945
  
 John Frederick Woodward Allen     Grenville Charles Hall              Leo Parton Milum      
 John Foulds Adamson               Jan Hamilton                        Leslie Septimus Morley   
 Ronald William Adamson            Douglas Richard Montgomery Harrison Kenneth Nicholson      
 Donald Hope Beck                  Derek Winget Hughes                 James Sydney Spark      
 William Rochester Boiston MBE DSM James Allan Hutton                  Richard Stringfellow      
 Alfred Brown                      George Charlton Jobling             William Thirlaway         
 Lancelot Louis Casson             Kingston Kay                        Matthew Roy Turnbull   
 William Kenneth Charlton          Dennis Layton                       Eric Twizell            
 John Alistair Christison          William Hubert Leete OBE DFC TD     Stanley Vernon Vart         
 Thomas Turner Davidson            Kenneth William MacGregor           John Denis Walker         
 John Hedley Dodd                  George Stephenson Mallen            Neville Watson         
 William Donald Dorey              Spence Mallen                       Ernest Miller Watts         
 Douglas Cunningham Elder          John Noel March                     William Henry Williams      
 Alfred Fox                        Kenneth Coverdale May               John Francis Carter         
 William Stanley Gibson            Robert Meikle                       Thomas Snowdon Heron      
  
 Orders and decorations 22

    
 Known to have served 411.  The Fallen 43.
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Left Column                          Right Column  

    
    O.B.E.                            D.S.M.
 A. Ingleby, Y and L.              J. Bell,R.N.(S)
 W.H. Leete, D.F.C., T.D., R.N.F.  S. Fenwick,R.N.
    M.B.E.                            M.M.
 W.R. Boiston, D.S.M. M.N.         T. Bullerwell, R.C. of Signals
    D.S.C.                            D.F.M.
 P.N. Charlton, R.N.(A)            J.L. Bowmer, R.A.F.
    M.C.                           H. Fender, R.A.F.
 R.J. Elliott, D.L.I                  A.F.M.
 J.D. Fitzpatrick, R.A.            R.B. Clark, R.A.F.
 P.M. Laws, Nigerian Regt.            Mentioned in Despatches
    D.F.C.                         T.R. Barron, Paratroopers
 T.A. Barker, R.A.F.               F. Brewis, R.A.
 J.L. Bowmer, R.A.F.               K.R. Brown, R.C. of Signals
 P.N. Charlton, R.N.(A)            P.N. Charlton, DSC, DFC, RN(A)
 R.B. Clark, R.A.F.                J.A. Christison, Black Watch
 R.R. Gee, R.A.F.                  J.D. Fitzpatrick, M.C., R.A.
 N.W. Manners, R.A.F.              W.J.D. Hall, R.A.
 E. Noble, R.A.F.                  G.H. Harrison, D.L.I.
 J.L. Watts, R.A.F.                R. Milnes, D.L.I. 
 C.J. Wearmouth, R.A.F.            P.C. Stronach, R.A.
NamesF31.22

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