Memorial

Plaque Grimwood 1941 St. Peter

Falstone

Memorial Name: Plaque Grimwood 1941 St. Peter (F6.02)

NEWMP Ref No.: F6.02

Parish: Falstone

Original Location:

St. Peter’s Church, Falstone Village.

Behind organ screen.

Which War:

1939-45

Materials Used:

Brass

Inscription:

Ad Die Gloriam
and in memory of
Thomas George Grimwood M.N.
aged 30 of S.S. Embassage. Torpedoed. August 27. 1941
Requiescat in pace

Memorial Description:

Plaque 2 inches high x 11 inches wide (5.5cms x 28cms), very plain.

The top, middle and last lines are in Roman capitals, the rest in sans serif capitals.

Names:

See above

Notes:

1. “Ad dei gloriam” means “To the glory of God”

2. See his  Every Name A Story entry

Sources:

Photos: J. Brown; P. Thirkell;

British Vessels Lost at Sea 1939-45 First published by HMSO 1947. Republished by Patrick Stephen ISBN 0 85059 267 4

Source of quotation
“Requiescat in pace” (“May he rest in peace”) Latin Mass for the Dead

Research Acknowledgements:

Philip Thirkell;
Janet Brown;
Tony Harding

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