Memorial Details

2016
Photo: James Pasby

Memorial

Stained Glass Window 1939-45 St. Mary the Virgin

Reference

S123.03

Place

SHINCLIFFE

Map ref

NZ 291407

Original Location

Church of St. Mary the Virgin, off Willow Tree Avenue.

Which war

1939-45

Dedication, Creation or Publication date

Unveiled 9th November 1947

Memorial Description

Stained glass lancet window of single light, depicting David and Jonathan. At top is a shepherd’s crook with the name “David”. At centre David and Jonathan are depicted, with Jonathan’s arm on David’s shoulder and the words “The Lord be between thee and me” on a scroll above. Below them is another scroll with the word “Friendship”. Below this again is a crown with the name “Jonathan”. At the bottom are the dates “1939-1945”.
The names are listed in a single column on a wooden plaque made to fit the tapering sloping sill. Measurements 24 inches high x 18 inches wide tapering to 36 inches wide. Lettering is in Roman capitals.

Materials used

Light oak?

Inscription

In thanksgiving for / those who returned in / safety and in memory of / the fallen

Names

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Photos: C. Sanders; Simon Raine; James Pasby

Durham County Record Office EP/Shi 2/24 Order of Service for unveiling.

External web link

Research acknowledgements

Fitzhugh Collection, Middleton in Teesdale; C. Sanders

Research In Progress

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Stained Glass Window 1939-45 St. Mary the Virgin (S123.03)

 
SHINCLIFFE  St. Mary the Virgin Church
  

    
   In thanksgiving for 
   those who returned in 
   safety and in memory of 
   the fallen
  
   Aubrey Sidney Alderson
   Eddie Morgan
   William Eric A.S. Pape
   John William Robson
   John Ellis Young
NamesS123.03   

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Parish Notes

Every Name A Story