Memorial Details

NEWMP Memorial Image
Photo: J. Brown

Memorial

Plaque 1914-18 St. Luke's Chapel

Reference

H43.02

Place

HEPSCOTT

Map ref

NZ 222842

Original Location

St.Luke's Chapel

Present Location

Village Hall

Which war

1914-1918

Memorial Description

Plaque, 2 feet high by 1 foot wide, on a wooden pattress. An art deco design on the left hand side and across the top features the trunk and branch of a tree. Lettering is in elongated Roman capitals with the quotation in Gothic.

Materials used

Brass

Inscription

In proud / and / loving memory of / (names) Great War 1914-1919 /
"Sed Pro Patria".

Names

Present condition

Good

Notes

1. This was in St. Luke's Chapel, Hepscott, which was demolished. The plaque was then placed in St. James' Church, Morpeth, but was returned to Hepscott when the former school was made into the Village Hall.

2. The Hepscott Heritage Group have researched the name of John Oliver, named on the memorial as serving with the King's Own Scottish Borderers, but no connection can be found for such a person. There is no obvious reference in the CWGC files or in "Soldiers Died in the Great War".

3. The Hepscott Heritage Group cannot find any reason for the inclusion of the name of John William Strong on this memorial. His Every Name A Story entry is in Newbiggin. See Strong, J.W., Gnr., 1917

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Photos: J. Brown

Source of quotation
"Sed pro patria" Clifton Chapel Sir Henry Newbolt.

Research acknowledgements

George and Janet Brown; Mary Scales

Research In Progress

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Plaque 1914-18 St. Luke's Chapel (H43.02)

 
HEPSCOTT, Village Hall.

    

    
  
   In Proud
   and
   Loving Memory of
  
   John Ridley Lamb
   Northumberland Hussars
   James Y. Dawson, N.F.
   John Oliver,
   Scottish Borderers
  
   John William Strong
   Royal Field Artillery
  
   Arthur Henry White
   Northumberland Hussars
  
   Great War 1914-1919
  
   "Sed Pro Patria"
NamesH43.02

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Parish Notes

Every Name A Story