Memorial Details
Memorial
Roll of Honour 1914-18 Wesleyan Methodist
Reference
T57.07
Place
TOW LAW
Original Location
Wesleyan Methodist (closed)
Present Location
St. Philip and St. James Church.
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
Roll of Honour behind glass. There is an wide border of leaves culminating in a square in each corner. At centre top is a crown, with a palm branch, and a ribbon bearing the words “Honour where honour is due”. The title is on a black background in fancy lettering. The panel bearing the names is bounded by a floral border on upper and left sides which has the dedication carried on ribbons intertwined. The names are listed in four columns, handwritten in black with red initials.
Materials used
Paper behind glass
Inscription
Honour where honour is due. /
Our / Roll / of Honour / in the Great War. /
The names of the men belonging to the /
Tow Law Wesleyan Church / who served in the /
Great War 1914-1918
Our / Roll / of Honour / in the Great War. /
The names of the men belonging to the /
Tow Law Wesleyan Church / who served in the /
Great War 1914-1918
Names
Sculptor, Artist or Designer
McDougalls Educational Co. Ltd., 8 Farringdon St., London., East Claremont Street, Edinburgh.
Notes
1. The memorial was given to the Tow Law Local History Society for safe keeping. It was in the custody of Mr Ronnie Storey of the Local History Group, until a new home was found.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: Tow Law L.H.S.; John and Mavis Dixon; David Charlesworth
Source of quotation
“Honour where honour is due” adapted from Romans 13 v 7
Source of quotation
“Honour where honour is due” adapted from Romans 13 v 7
External web link
Research acknowledgements
Fitzhugh Collection, Middleton in Teesdale; Tow Law LHS; John and Mavis Dixon; David Charlesworth
Research In Progress
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Roll of Honour 1914-18 Wesleyan Methodist (T57.07)
TOW LAW Wesleyan Methodist Church
Honour where honour is due.
Our
Roll
of Honour
in the Great War.
The names of the men belonging to the
Tow Law Wesleyan Church
Allison, L. Craggs, W.
Armstrong, S. Craggs, Jn. Jackson, J. Oliphant, T.
who served Agar, N. Jackson, I.
in the Agar, J. Jackson, Jn. Pye, W.
Alderslade, T. Dowson, C. Jennings, W. Pye, A.
Doyle, P. Proud, T.
Dixon, O. Portrey, A.
Great Bell, J.E. Dixon, J. Lonsdale, J.
War Brown, J.R. Leybourne, J. Robinson, O.
1914- Brown, J.?
1918 Bradwell, ?N. Evans, J. Stephenson, W.
Bradwell, M.? Moses, F. Spoors, T.
Baldwin, D. Graham, W.H. Moses, W. Strong, F.
Barlow, C. Garraway, F. Moses, G. Spencer, T
Brown, W. Grant, J. Moses, Jos. Storey, A.
Brown, Jos. Gale, G. Moses, F.
Best, E. Milburn, R. Wilkinson, J.
Best, O. Mason, J. Ward, A.J.
Hodgson, R.H. Marley, W. White, A.
Harris, J. Myres, E. White, J.
Cain, W. Hobson, A. Moore, J. White, N.
Cain, N. Holliday,G.B. Marley, W. Ward, B.
Craggs, Jn. Wauper, E.
Wilson, P.
NamesT57.07
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