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Headstone 1914-18 1939-45 St. Mary's Churchyard

Reference

H92.06

Place

HEWORTH

Map ref

NZ 286618

Original Location

St. Mary�s Churchyard, Shields Road / Felling Bypass.

Which war

a. 1914-18
b. 1939-45

Memorial Description

Headstone, 3 feet 2 inches high x 2 feet wide. The lettering is incised using Roman capitals. At centre top is a cross with the dates of both great wars on either side.

Materials used

Portland stone?

Inscription

Those honoured here / died in the service / of their country / and are buried / in this churchyard.

Names

a. 2 names, ranks and regiments.
b. 1 name, rank and regiment.
See transcript.

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Photos: C. Sanders; Marie McNichol

External web link

St Mary's Church

Research acknowledgements

C. Sanders; Bill Hartmann; Marie McNichol

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Headstone 1914-18 1939-45 St. Mary's Churchyard (H92.06)

Heworth    St. Mary’s Churchyard.

   1914   +   1939

   1918       1945

   Those honoured here

   died in the service

   of their country

   and lie buried

   in this churchyard

   Gunner F.J. Bilby

      Royal Artillery               9.9.1939

   Driver H. Pearson

      Royal Army Service Corps      26.5.1919

   Private W. Rowley

      King’s Own Scottish Borderers 7.4.1916

NamesH92.06

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