Memorial Details
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Memorial
Roll of Honour 1914-18 Heaton Presbyterian
Reference
H91.24
Place
HEATON
Map ref
NZ 268652
Original Location
Heaton Presbyterian Church, Heaton Road, Newcastle upon Tyne
Present Location
This is now the United Reformed Church
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
Roll of Honour, hand painted, with the names inscribed in six columns. There is a sinlge blue line round the edge. The top of the roll is shaped into ten scallops, each containing a painted flower, the stems of which go down the sides. At the bottom, the dedication is contained in a painted scroll with flowers at each end. The Roll of Honour sits inside a wide rectangular wooden frame, with fretted patterning on two plain panels on either side, and shaped into scallops at the top where it frames the Roll. The names are listed in six columns in plain black capitals. The dedication and quotation are in a variety of Roman, Gothic and italic letters in a variety of colours.
This has now been taken out of the elaborate wood surround and placed in a moulded wood frame.
This has now been taken out of the elaborate wood surround and placed in a moulded wood frame.
Materials used
Wooden frame.
Inscription
"Heaton Presbyterian Church / Roll of Honour"
'To the Glory of God / A Tribute of Love on the part of the Congregation. /
"Let us not be weary in well-doing for in due season / we shall reap if we faint not".'
'To the Glory of God / A Tribute of Love on the part of the Congregation. /
"Let us not be weary in well-doing for in due season / we shall reap if we faint not".'
Names
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photographs in former setting: P. Thirkell; photo in new frame: Tony Harding
Newcastle Daily Journal 14/04/1920 reports form of proposed memorial
Illustrated Chronicle 14/06/1920 reports proposal to have a scroll;
Heaton Presbyterian Messenger, assorted volumes, records the names, awards of honours and other information.
Source of quotation
“Let us not be weary in well doing . . .” Galatians, 6 v 9
Newcastle Daily Journal 14/04/1920 reports form of proposed memorial
Illustrated Chronicle 14/06/1920 reports proposal to have a scroll;
Heaton Presbyterian Messenger, assorted volumes, records the names, awards of honours and other information.
Source of quotation
“Let us not be weary in well doing . . .” Galatians, 6 v 9
Links to Source Material :
Research acknowledgements
Philip Thirkell; Michael Newrick; Tony Harding; Dorothy Hall; James Pasby
Research In Progress
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Roll of Honour 1914-18 Heaton Presbyterian (H91.24)
HEATON, United Reformed Church.
Heaton Presbyterian Church
1914 Roll of Honour 1918
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Adam, Alfred B. Charlton, Frank Findlay, Douglas
Adam, Edward W. Charlton, Laurence Findlay, William B.
Adam, Graham, M.C. Charlton, Norman Fisher, George.
Adamson, John Charlton, Stanley Fleming, Norman.
Aitchison, Andrew Clapperton, John J. Flockhart, Joseph.
Allan, Graeme M. Clapperton, Theo. Flockhart, N.
Anderson, Adam J. D.C.M. Clark, William Fraser, Robert J.
Anderson, John L. Coates, W. Fred Galloway, John G.
Anderson, John Cockburn, John Galloway, Renten
Anderson, John T. Cockburn, L.D., M.M. Gilroy, James
Anderson, Norman Lin. Cockburn, Matthew Godfrey, D. Norman
Anderson, William Cockburn, Thomas Godfrey, Robert D.
Anderson, William Coghill, John Godfrey, Stanley
Atkinson, Ernest Coghill, Margaret Gordon, William C.
Atkinson, Frank Cooper, Frank Greaves, Percy D.
Atkinson, Geo. Thos. Craig, W.G. Guy, Jonathan W.
Atkinson, James Curry, Raymond Hall, John
Bailes, Alfred Davidson, Edmund Hall, J.L.
Bailes, George Davidson, John T. Harding, W. Charlton
Beautyman, G.W. Davidson, Percival Harrison, William A.
Bell, James Davison, A.F. Harvey, Peter (Senior)
Bell, John Davison, Robert M. Harvey, Peter (Junior)
Bell, Thomas S. Dawson, Thomas Hedley, R.A. M.S.M.
Benson, Christopher Dickinson, Charles Henderson, Samuel
Benson, James A. Dickinson, James Henderson, Simpson B.
Berry, F. Sidney Dickinson, John Herschell, Charles R.
Blair, Philip N. Dickinson, William Hickman, Norman
Boocock, Alfred Dodds, John S. Holt, Clarence
Boocock, Edward Dodds, J.W. Holl, Edgar G.
Brown, Alexander Doyle, William E. Hood, John
Brown, David Doyle, Murdoch G. Hood, Thomas
Brown, Effie Dryden, James Houliston, T.W.
Brown, John Dunbar, James M. Howard, James
Brown, Ridgway P.M. Duncan, Charles G. Howard, Norman
Brown, Samuel Duncan, George Howard, William
Brown, Thomas Duncan, John Hume, George
Bryan, William S. Duncan, Robert Hume, Thomas
Buchanan, Duncan Duncan, Dr. William Hunter, David
Buchanan, W. Dunn, Alex. F., M.C. Hunter, John
Buckie, John Dunn, John. D.C.M. Hunter, John R.
Burns, William Dunn, Thomas, M.M. Hunter, William
Bywell, John E. Elcoat, Arthur, M.M. Hutcheson, Thomas
Cairns, John Elliott, Fred. Hutchinson, Benjamin
Cairns, Stanley, M.M. Ferguson, George Hutchison, Dr. Wm.
Campbell, Colin. Ferguson, John R. Ingledew, Alexander
Campbell, Ian S. Ferguson, Russell. Ingledew, Lancelot
------------------------------------------------------------
Column 4 Column 5 Column 6
Innis, Fred C. Miller, William Scott, John
Irving, John Mitchell, Cecil L. Scott, John
Jackson, Arthur Mitchell, James M. Scott, J.C.
Jackson, Charles Mitchell, J. Norman Scott, Robert
Jefferson, J.H. Mitchell, T. Stanley Scott, Stewart
Johnson, William H. Mitchell, William J. Scott, Walter
Johnston, George Mole, William Scott, William
Johnston, John Morrison, J.H. Sheret, D.A.
Johnston, Thomas Morrison, T.R. M.M. Simm, William P.
Kelly, William A. Muir, J.P. Simpson, Dr. R.W.
Kennedy, Andrew Muirhead, John Sloan, Charles W.S.
Kerr, John Murray, James G. Sloan, Walter S.
Kerr, Robert Murray, John Smeaton, John
Kidner, Harry R. Murray, Richard Smith, George
King, Arthur B. Murray, Walter Smith, William T.
King, Ernest W. Newman, Henry Summers, William
King, Oliver T. Nicholson, B. Tate, Nathaniel
King, Thomas A. Ord, Thomas Taylor, James L.
Knifton, Harold Oxnard, Southern Telfer, Robert
Lackie, Walter C. Peacock, Wilson Thompson, Hubert
Laidler, George Peg, Harold R. Tod, Thomas P.
Lauder, Arthur Petrie, Francis H. Todd, Stanley
Laurie, Robert Pickering, George H. Tulip, Thomas
Lee, William M. Pickering, Walter T. Turnbull, Frederick
Lewins, George, M.M. Pickering, William T. Turnbull, William
Lewis, W.G. Pike, Ernest A. Turnbull, William
Lindores, Lily Pike, James Wake, Thomas
Lindores, Mary Pirie, James Walls, William
Lindsay, Howard V. Porter, Henry Wanless, George
Lindsay, Percy Porter, Frank Wanless, Thomas
Logan, William A. Purves, W.A.T. Webber, W.R.
Lomas, James Revell, George W. Weatherhead, Robert
Lovatt, John Jas. Richardson, Arthur Weatherhead, William
Lyall, William M.M. Richardson, May Winter, Walter
Macdonald, John Riley, Michael M.M. Winter, William H.
Mack, John Horn Risk, Alan N. Wood, John D.
Main, James Risk, Rachel N. Wood, Robert T.
Marshall, William Robinson, George W. Wood, Stanley A.
Marshall, William Robson, Allan Wright, James
Martin, Harry Robson, Robert J. Wyber, Adam S.
Martin, Robert M. Robson, William R. Wyber, Christina
Maule, William Roxborough, Peter Wyber, Frederick
McGowan, W. Russell Dr William K. Wyber, James
McKendrick, J.K. Scott, Andrew Wyber, William
Miller, Matthew Scott, Charles Yeeles, J.G.
Miller, Stanley Scott, John Young, William
Yule, Adam J.
'To the Glory of God
A Tribute of Love on the part of the Congregation.
"Let us not be weary in well-doing for in due season
we shall reap if we faint not".'
NamesH91.24
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