Photo: J. Brown
Memorial
Roundel Selby Bros. 1943 and 1944 St. Gregory
Reference
K15.06
Place
KIRKNEWTON
Map ref
NT 913303
Original Location
Church of St. Gregory. West door of north aisle.
Which war
1939-45
Dedication, Creation or Publication date
1991
Memorial Description
Roundel of 24 inches diameter in the form of a stained glass window bearing the Selby family badge.
On the wall beside the door is a light oak plaque 18 inches high x 15 inches wide in which the dedication is carved and coloured black using Roman capitals throughout.
Materials used
Oak plaque.
Inscription
This roundel was given
in memory of
Neil Beauchamp Selby
The Royal Dragoons
and of Oliver Selby
The Parachute Regiment
who gave their lives
in the service of
their Country and of Mankind
Yugoslavia 1943 - Arnhem 1944
Fort et Loyal
Names
See above
Who commissioned
Major Oliver Howard, nephew of the two men.
Notes
1. The first application for this to be placed in the church was made by the Selby family to the vicar in 1988. The vicar reported this to the Parochial Church Council in December 1989, who agreed to ask for a faculty 1990. The Selbys stated that they were prepared to fund both the roundel and tablet and the movement of the Selby memorial stone from Mindrum to Kirknewton. (See Mindrum M10.01)
2. See
Neil Beauchamp Selby
3. See
Oliver Selby
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: J. Brown
Source of quotation
Fort et Loyal (“Strong and true”) Family motto.
Research acknowledgements
Janet Brown; Mrs. Straughan of Kirknewton; Major Oliver Howard
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