Memorial Details
Memorial
Screen 1914-18 Holy Trinity
Reference
M47.06
Place
MURTON
Map ref
NZ 382469
Original Location
Holy Trinity Church, Church Lane. In the nave.
Which war
1914-18
Dedication, Creation or Publication date
Unveiled 14th October 1920 by Lieut.Col. E. Vaux, CMG, of Sunderland.
Memorial Description
Screen, divided into three sets of two panels, onto each of which is fixed a brass plaque each 2 feet high x 7 inches wide. The names are in a single column on each. Lettering is incised and painted blue.
Materials used
Oak panel, brass plaques.
Inscription
+ Our Glorious Dead +
+ In remembrance 1914-1919 +
+ In remembrance 1914-1919 +
Names
Cost
£450
Sculptor, Artist or Designer
Messrs. Emley & Sons, Newcastle.
Notes
1. At the unveiling ceremony, a retiring collection was taken towards St. Dunstan’s Home for Blinded Soldiers.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: C. Sanders; Dorothy Hall
Durham Chronicle 15/10/1920 reports unveiling.
Northern Echo 09/10/1920 carries brief report of unveiling.
Newcastle Weekly Chronicle 09/10/1920 reports unveiling.
Durham County Advertiser 15/10/1920 reports unveiling.
Newcastle Daily Chronicle 09/10/1920 reports unveiling.
Auckland and County Chronicle 15/05/1919 reports fund raising concert in the Empire Theatre
The Monumental Brasses of County Durham William Lack, H. Martin Stuchfield and Philip Whittemore 2002 ISBN 095 4327101
Durham Chronicle 15/10/1920 reports unveiling.
Northern Echo 09/10/1920 carries brief report of unveiling.
Newcastle Weekly Chronicle 09/10/1920 reports unveiling.
Durham County Advertiser 15/10/1920 reports unveiling.
Newcastle Daily Chronicle 09/10/1920 reports unveiling.
Auckland and County Chronicle 15/05/1919 reports fund raising concert in the Empire Theatre
The Monumental Brasses of County Durham William Lack, H. Martin Stuchfield and Philip Whittemore 2002 ISBN 095 4327101
External web link
Links to Source Material :
Research acknowledgements
C. Sanders; Dorothy Hall; Fitzhugh Collection, Middleton in Teesdale
Research In Progress
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Screen 1914-18 Holy Trinity (M47.06)
Murton Holy Trinity Ch
First Panel
+ Our Glorious Dead +
Arkley Edward Cleves Christopher
Arthur Fred Colledge Robson
Arthur Joseph Conlon William
Atkinson George Cook Isaac
Ayre James Cook William
Baines Peter Cowell Robert
Barker James Coxon Richard
Barker Joseph Cram John
Barnes John Cummings Hunter
Berry Matthew Cummings James
Blackelock Joseph Curtis Jacob T.
Blakey William Dickeson Robert
Bland Thomas Dixon Edward
Bond Robert Dixon John
Bond William James Dodds Matthew D.
Brewster Albert Duffy William
Brown John Early John
Brown Robert Ellerinton Harry H.
Broxson Thomas Elliott Elizabeth
Bulmer Ernest Elliott Joseph W.H.
Bulmer Robert Elliott Nath. L.
Bunting John Elwick Andrew
Burdess Thomas Emery Michael R.
Burt George Emery William
Cain Thomas Errington John
Cairns George Etherington James H.
Cairns John Henry Etherington William
Calvert George Fitzsimons Thomas
Carmichael Martin Fogherty John
Carr William Forrester Albert
Chaytor Joseph Forster James C.
Chester Arthur Forster Thomas
Christopher Robert Gallagher Martin
Clark James Ganning James
Clark John L. Geeham William
Clementson Thomas Gibson Thomas
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Second Panel
+ In remembrance 1914-1919 +
Gilbraith Robert Lamb John
Golightly James Lashie William
Gowland Ralph Lavis Fred
Graham Joseph Laws Francis
Graham Thomas Laws Isaac
Gray Thomas Laws Nicholas
Grimes H.H. Laws Thomas
Gurkin Thomas Lawson John
Hall James Liddle Edward
Hall Matthew Ludlam Joseph
Hartley Herbert W. Luke William
Haswell Robert McCaffery James
Heeler Walter W. McCormac Michael A.
High Thomas McGinty Patrick John
Hill Joseph Maddison Stephen
Holland Edward Mallon James D.
Holman Robert Malpas James
Holmes Steve Mason Thomas
Hope William Mather George
Hoult Arthur Mean John Robert
Hudson T.S. Metcalfe Robert H.
Hughes Thomas Milburn Fenwick
Hunt John Monarch James
Hunter Thomas Naylor Samuel G.
Ingram Samuel Neasham John
Jane John W.H. Nevilles John
Jackson Robert Nevilles Joseph
Jennings Robert W. Newton Robert
Johnson Robert Nickels Charles G.
Jones George Noble William
Jones James E. Nord William
Jones John Norman Robert
Kelly Matthew Ogden J.
Kettlewell Henry Oram Richard
Knox Anthony Oram Roger
Knox Joseph Oram Thomas
-----------------------------------------------
Third Panel
Parkin Edward Smith George H.
Pearson Joseph L. Stewart William
Peart William Suggitt William
Pescod Ralph Surtees John
Philips John Wm. Taylor James
Pickering John Thompson John
Pine Thomas Thornton John
Place Thomas V. Tidyman Fred
Potts George Toy Timothy
Pow Robert W. Trotter John
Purcell Michael Turner Robert D.
Purvis Richard Urwin Christopher
Quinn David Vine Robert
Read William Ward Adam
Richardson Thomas Weddell George
Robinson Robert Wasling Richard J.
Robson Albert Watson Alan W.
Robson John Watson Sidney
Robson Steven Webster J.
Robson Thomas Welsh Edward
Robson Thomas White Charles S.
Robson William White Joseph
Rowe Robert White Joseph F.
Rowlands Harry White Robert Oliver
Rutherford James Whitmore John
Rutter Lowes W. Williamson Richard
Saldeld Richard Wills John
Scott George Wilson Edward
Scott Thomas Winlow Adam
Seymour Thomas Wood William
Sharp Alfred Wood William
Sheraton Robert A. Wright Arthur
Shield Walton Wyne Thomas
Simpson William Young Norman Lane
Skeen James
Skeen John W.
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