Memorial Details
Memorial
Panels 1914-18 All Saints
Reference
NUT024
Place
NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE
Map ref
NZ 252641
Original Location
All Saints Church, Pilgrim Street. To the right of the window in the main auditorium. It is part of the panelling.
Present Location
Now St. Willibrords Catholic Church with All Saints, Akenside Hill.
Which war
1914-18
Dedication, Creation or Publication date
Dedicated 2nd November 1920
Memorial Description
Panelling. The letters of the main heading were obviously made individually and pinned on, but these have since disappeared, leaving only the shadow. The names in the main panel are incised using upper and lower case sans serif lettering.
Materials used
Mahogany
Inscription
1914 These died for England 1918 /
Grant them O Lord Eternal rest / and let light perpetual shine upon them.
Grant them O Lord Eternal rest / and let light perpetual shine upon them.
Names
Present condition
The building had been used by various businesses for a time, but has now been leased from Newcastle City Council by Anglican Catholic Church who restored the memorial in 1999.
Notes
1. There was a fire in the church in 1946.
2. Extract from letter from Mrs. Marriner 2nd March 1999. “I will let you know if we are able to restore the lettering that is missing. Obviously we will have to obtain permission from the Council. One of our Church members has regilded the lettering carved into the wood, so the names are now quite legible.”
2. Extract from letter from Mrs. Marriner 2nd March 1999. “I will let you know if we are able to restore the lettering that is missing. Obviously we will have to obtain permission from the Council. One of our Church members has regilded the lettering carved into the wood, so the names are now quite legible.”
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: R.W. Gould
Diocese of Newcastle Faculty No. 710, 13/11/1920
Newcastle Weekly Chronicle 06/11/1920 report dedication as part of the church festival.
Newcastle Daily Chronicle 02/11/1920 reports dedicatory service.
Source of quotation :
“Grant them O lord eternal rest . . .” : Mass for the Dead
Diocese of Newcastle Faculty No. 710, 13/11/1920
Newcastle Weekly Chronicle 06/11/1920 report dedication as part of the church festival.
Newcastle Daily Chronicle 02/11/1920 reports dedicatory service.
Source of quotation :
“Grant them O lord eternal rest . . .” : Mass for the Dead
Research acknowledgements
Sally Bird; Janet Brown; the late R.W. Gould; Jocelyn Marriner (Anglican Catholic Church); Dorothy Hall
Research In Progress
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Panels 1914-18 All Saints (NUT024)
NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, All Saints' Church.
1914 THESE DIED FOR ENGLAND 1918
David Salkeld George Carr John Courtney
John Goudie George Stewart James Walker
Thomas Hill Charles Jobling Fred Dixon
Alfred Makepeace John Kay Joseph Dale
John R. Handyside John Thompson Tom Dale
John Atkinson Harry Lisle Fred Dale
John Wheatley William Lowery Daniel Lynch
Robert Davison Ernest Trotter Archibald Haveron
Stanley Smettem Thomas Scott Charles Haveron
Charles Ralph Matthew Bell James Waggott
John Boag Thomas Renwick George Waggott
Robert Nicholson John Thomas Arthur Pattison
John Moffat Robert Donelly John Maguire
Michael Nicholson Robert Spencer George Graham
Ernest Wymes Christopher Hay
GRANT THEM O LORD ETERNAL REST
AND LET LIGHT PERPETUAL SHINE UPON THEM
NamesNUT024
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