Memorial Details

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Photo: John Dixon

Memorial

Roll of Honour 1914-18 Wesleyan Methodist

Reference

H116.04

Place

HASWELL

Original Location

Haswell Wesleyan Methodist Church

Which war

1914-18

Memorial Description

Roll of Honour of standard pre-printed design. There is a border of green laurel leaves. At centre top the words “Roll of Honour” are on a ribbon. Below this is a laurel wreath containing two standards, with a ribbon below bearing the words “For King and Country”. The text is hand written using Old English lettering. The quotation at the bottom is in cursive.

Materials used

Paper

Inscription

Roll of Honour / For King and Country / The following members of the / Wesleyan Methodist Chapel / lost their lives / in the / Great War 1914 – 1919
“Who promotes his country’s / welfare best proves his duty”.

Names

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Photocopy of the memorial: Durham County Record Office

Durham County Record Office Reference M/Th 389, relating to Methodist Chapel, Shotton Colliery.

Source of quotation:
“Who promotes his country’s welfare . . .” : based on "Our country's welfare is our first concern: He who promotes that best, best proves his duty." Harvard's Regulus

External web link

Research acknowledgements

John and Mavis Dixon; Dorothy Hall

Research In Progress

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Roll of Honour 1914-18 Wesleyan Methodist (H116.04)

 
HASWELL Wesleyan Methodist Church
  

    
   Roll of Honour

    
   For King and Country

    
   The following members
   of the
   Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
   lost their lives
   in the
   Great War 1914 – 1919
   --------------------------
   Ralph Bainbridge,  Walter Bainbridge,
   Edward Henderson,  William
   Henderson,  George Johnson,
   George E. Parkin,  Thomas
   Southeran,  Robert Tate,
   William Tate,  Thomas Timberlake
   --------------------------
      “Who promotes his country’s
         welfare best proves his duty”.
------------------------------------------------------
This can be slightly confusing.
The names are: 
   Ralph Bainbridge,  
   Walter Bainbridge,
   Edward Henderson,  
   William Henderson,  
   George Johnson,
   George E. Parkin,  
   Thomas Southeran,  
   Robert Tate,
   William Tate,  
   Thomas Timberlake
NamesH116.04

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