Memorial Details
Memorial
Roll of Honour 1914-18 Methodist
Reference
R46.03
Place
ROWLANDS GILL
Map ref
1658
Original Location
Methodist Church
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
Roll of Honour in plain wood frame 3 feet 8 inches high x 1 feet 8 inches wide in which the corners overlap and extend. The Roll itself is a standard illuminated purchased form, with a green border of laurel leaves, the words “Roll of Honour” above a Union flag inside a wreath, with the words “For King and Country” on a scroll.
At bottom left is another Union flag with leaves. Above the names is a hand-drawn ribboned scroll with two women’s names. The names are handwritten in a single column, in unkempt fashion, some with comments alongside, with a further seven in two columns at the bottom.
At bottom left is another Union flag with leaves. Above the names is a hand-drawn ribboned scroll with two women’s names. The names are handwritten in a single column, in unkempt fashion, some with comments alongside, with a further seven in two columns at the bottom.
Materials used
Wood frame, paper.
Inscription
Roll of Honour / For King and Country.
Names
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: C. Sanders
External web link
Research acknowledgements
C. Sanders
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Roll of Honour 1914-18 Methodist (R46.03)
ROWLANDS GILL Methodist Church
Roll of Honour
For King and Country.
Chapman Annie Victoria
Wearmouth, Olive.
Robinson – John - Edward
Brewis – Athol (Wounded)
Smith – William (Killed in Action)
Forster – Hilton
Stobbs – Wilfred (Gassed)
Platten – Dick (Wounded)
Cowan – Thomas – William
Hisco – Ralph
Plain – George
Jackson – Albert
Jackson – Alfred (Wounded)
Maughan – Thomas – Dawson
Jeavons – Joseph (Died of Wounds)
Forster – William – George
Hall – Thomas
Hathaway – John – Christopher (Killed in Action)
Short – John
Bush – Nelson – Dawson (Wounded) Killed in Action
Knott – Harding
Heslop – Roland (Prisoner of War)
Peacock – John
Forster – William (Wounded)
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Wild – Arthur Dixon – Raylton
Schofield – Arthur Cowens – John – Thomas
Jackson – James – Mundall Armstrong – Bertram
Osborn – Percy
NamesR46.03
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