Memorial Details

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Photo: Ron Carson

Memorial

Pulpit 1914-18 Methodist

Reference

T63.01

Place

TANFIELD

Original Location

Originally in Wesleyan Chapel next door until they were amalgamated as Tanfield Lea Methodist Church. (Closed)

Present Location

Brass plaques are in Tanfield Lea Community Centre

Which war

1914-18

Memorial Description

Pulpit bearing two brass plates, (6 inches wide by 15 inches high) set into panels on either side. There is a single line border around each, and the names are listed in a single column using Roman capitals for the names and the dedication in elaborate Roman capitals. On one plaque are the dedication, the names of those who fell and the beginning of the list of those who served. The rest of the names are on the second plaque.

Materials used

Brass plaques on oak pulpit

Inscription

To the Glory of God / and in memory / of the men of this church / who fell & served in the Great War / 1914-1918

Names

How money was raised

Public subscription. The site was given free of charge.

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Photos: Errol Broomfield, Ron Carson; C. Sanders

External web link

Research acknowledgements

Errol Broomfield, Ron Carson; C. Sanders

Research In Progress

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Pulpit 1914-18 Methodist (T63.01)

 
Tanfield Lea Methodist Church

    

    

    
First plaque                  Second plaque

    
   +                              Who served
   To the glory of God         John Weightman
   and in memory               Charles Mynott
   of the Men of this Church   George R. Moore
   who Fell & Served           Harry Roe
   in the Great War            Lambert Harrison
   1914-1918                   James Davison
   --------------              Moses Ardle
      Who fell                 Fred Thompson
   William E. Sanders          Thomas Davison
   Ralph Bulmer                William Jeffery
   Henry Armstrong             Stedwill Jeffery
   Harry Towers                James Firstbrook
   Charles Fawcett             Ernest W. Bulmer
                               John H. Pringle
      Who served               Cuthbert Bell
   John Firstbrook             John G. Adamson
   Sidney Dixon                James French
   Oswald Gelding              Robert Weightman
   Joseph Firstbrook           John Greener
   William Irving              William Weightman
   Joseph Adamson              George Gedling (sic)
   Robert Slater               William Firstbrook
                               Joseph Adamson
                               William Weightman
                               Fred Sunley
                               George Dixon
NamesT63.01         

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Parish Notes

Every Name A Story