Memorial Details
Memorial
Roll of Honour 1914-18 Thornhill United Methodist
Reference
S140.008
Place
SUNDERLAND
Map ref
3856
Original Location
Thornhill United Methodist Church
Present Location
The building is now Burn Park Methodist.
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
Roll of Honour 30 inches high x 18 inches wide behind glass set into a wood frame 4 inches wider. There is a green border of laurel wreaths with gold ribbon. At centre top is a laurel wreath with Union flag over which runs a ribbon with the words “For King and Country”. The name of the Church is in red lettering with illuminated capitals.
The names are handwritten in three columns divided by vertical lines. Seven of the names are underlined, and presumably were those killed in action. Three others have honours written beside them in red.
At the bottom is a section devoted to Mercantile Marine and H.M. Transport Service.
The names are handwritten in three columns divided by vertical lines. Seven of the names are underlined, and presumably were those killed in action. Three others have honours written beside them in red.
At the bottom is a section devoted to Mercantile Marine and H.M. Transport Service.
Materials used
Paper behind glass
Inscription
Roll of Honour / For King and Country / Thornhill United Methodist Church / Sunderland.
Names
Notes
1. The church name changed in 1971. It has had a number of names over the past years.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: C. Sanders; Simon Raine; James Pasby
External web link
Research acknowledgements
C. Sanders; Fitzhugh Collection, Middleton in Teesdale
Research In Progress
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Roll of Honour 1914-18 Thornhill United Methodist (S140.008)
SUNDERLAND Thornhill United Methodist Church
Roll of Honour
For King and Country
Thornhill United Methodist Church
Sunderland.
Wm. D. Adamson Geo. R. Hardy Wilfred Raine
Alfred Almond Wm. W. Howe Foster Raine
Geo. N. Almond John Hurrell Bert Raine
S.J. Adie William Hartley Harry Robson
Percy Banks * Alfred Hartley J. Skinner M.M.
Fred. Barron Win. Harding Frank H. Sinclair
Lawrence Bradford Stanley Herring John H. Sinclair
Norman Burdon Frank Jackson H. Elliott Smith
* Stanley Crute * Ralph Jackson Fred. H. Sinclair
Norman R. Crute M.S.M. Wm. E. Johnson Andrew Smith
Harry S. Cameron * Harry Liddle Lewis D. Skillicorn
Arthur Crofton Harold Liddle Wilson Studholme
William Crute Stephen Maltby Ernest W. Studholme
Richard R. Crute Wm. Maltby Eric Stark
George W. Collin Alfred E. Miller John R. Taylor
Wm. Emmerson Wm. E. Miller Lancelot G. Thomson M.M.
Jos. W. Farrar Ernest R. Metcalfe Alf. G. Tindale
Reg. Farrar * Harold Osborne James W. Talbott
* J. Forbes John C. Petrie James D. Todd
Edward Gore John Proud Dowell Todd
Thos. Gilbertson Fred. W. Park Edmund Urwin
Robt. S. Gray Chas. W. Park Fred. P. Walker
Harry Graham Ernest Powell * Thos. M. Whitelaw
T.W. Hall Baden Powell William Wilson
Mercantile Marine and H.M. Transport Service
Alfred Addison George Herring Thomas Stark
Alfred. N. Almond Benj. Huntley Philip Sutton
John G. Almond Howard Jolly Edwin Talbott
Captain Foster Jos. S. Liddle Harry Talbott
Frank Foster Arthur Stark Samuel Taylor
* Underlined with a thick black line on Roll of Honour
Names S140.08
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