Memorial Details
Memorial
Roll of Honour 1914-18 St. Hilda R.C.
Reference
S130.14
Place
SOUTHWICK
Map ref
NZ 384586
Original Location
St. Hilda’s Roman Catholic Church, Beaumont Street / Goschen Street.
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
Roll of Honour. At centre top is a cross with the name of the Church above, the words “For God, For Country” on either side, the words “Roll of Honour” below. The sheet is hand drawn, and illustrated by hand. Four columns have been provided for the names, of which two are full, the third almost full. Black squares are beside the names of the fallen.
Materials used
Paper
Inscription
St. Hilda’s / For God, For County / Roll of Honour
Your Prayers are requested for the following Soldiers / and Sailors.
Your Prayers are requested for the following Soldiers / and Sailors.
Names
Notes
1. According to Simon Raine: “There is now (1999) no memorial in the church, nor any recollection of one”.
2. The list, for some reason, was not continued after 1915.
2. The list, for some reason, was not continued after 1915.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Southwick-on-Wear Vol.2 Peter Gibson 1988, Southwick Publications, pp72 £3.95. ISBN 0 9513908 1 3. This volume contains much about the people who went to war, with individual stories and photographs.
External web link
Additional Research documents (click to download)
Research acknowledgements
Peter Gibson; John and Mavis Dixon; Fitzhugh Collection, Middleton in Teesdale
Research In Progress
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Roll of Honour 1914-18 St. Hilda R.C. (S130.14)
SOUTHWICK St. Hilda’s Roman Catholic Church
St Hilda’s.
For God For Country
Roll of Honour
Your prayers are requested for the following soldiers
and sailors
Stephenson, Duncan Rafferty, Thomas Murphy, James
Hogan, Timothy Rafferty, Bernard Murphy, Joseph
McCoy, John Rafferty, Bernard Murphy, John
Lafferty, Patrick Green, Henry Jefferson, James
Hearne, Albert Crow, Isaac Miller, Meldrum
Casey, James Ellison, Robt Feeley, Robert
*Wardle, Arthur Keegan, George McMullen, Hugh
Waters, Lawrence Lloyd, William McMullen, Joseph
McVay, Patrick Stainthorpe, Stephen Curry, William
------, John Johnson, Charles Doherty, Francis
Burns, Hugh Dunn, James Butler, Ralph
Connolly, John Hoey, Michael Butler, Thomas
Hill, Robert Hoey, John Hanlon, Peter
Martin, Matthew Murray, William Hanlon, Hugh
Martin, Robert Roberts, David Atkinson, Ralph
Martin, Michael Docherty, William McKeon Patrick
Martin, Joseph Wardle, David Humes, Thomas
Nightingale, William Kennedy, Thomas Starkey, John
Watmough, Joseph Younghusband, William Doran, John
Graham, Thomas Quinn, Bernard Higgins, Gregory
Quinn, John Burns, John Crozier, John
Starkey, John Brown, Thomas Sheridan, Michael
Oldham, James Roe, Robert Thompson, James
Oldham, John Martin, Thomas Kelly, Thomas
Oldham, William Callan, John McCafferty, David
Gunn, Edward Callan, Thomas Walker, William
***Gunn, James Hughes, James Lynch, Joseph
Matthews, James Welch, William Duggan, John
Muldoon, Patrick Sheridan, Christopher Murray, Robert
Lynch, Joseph Sheridan, Frank Simpson, John
Mills, Alexander Lynch, Ronald Mackie, John
Boyle, William Murray, Patrick Hart, Thomas
O’Neill, John Murray, James *Hart, John
O’Neill, John Callaghan, James McCleary, Thomas
***Sayers, Robert Carrigan, Boyle, William
Tunney, Thomas Kelly, Frank Magill, James
*Tunney, Peter Hogg, Wilfrid Davis, Reuben
Crawley, John Shaw, Joseph Duggan, John
Conlin, Thomas Flannagan, Thomas Cullerton, Thos.
Conlin, Andrew Wynn, ***Green, Michael
Conlin, Michael Smith, Hugh ***Short, John
Conlin, James Westgarth, William Burns, Charles
Crawley, Owen Murray, William Scott, William
Carden, David Salmon, William Stace, Thomas
Cavanagh, Thomas Salmon, John
Carling, Patrick Wright, William
Cailey, Fred Maher, John
Rafferty, John Martin, Owen
*** indicates those who fell
* indicates those who were wounded.
NamesS130.14
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