Memorial

Roll of Honour 1939-45 Congregational

Norton on Tees

Memorial Name: Roll of Honour 1939-45 Congregational (N68.09)

NEWMP Ref No.: N68.09

Parish: Norton on Tees

Original Location:

Congregational Church

Present Location:

Later United Reformed Church (original building demolished 2007)

Which War:

1939-45

Materials Used:

Paper behind glass.

Inscription:

Roll of Honour
1939-1945
Norton Congregational Church
Navy – Army – Airforce
(Names)
For King and Country.

Memorial Description:

Roll of Honour 12 inches high x 15 inches wide (30cms x 38cms) set behind glass in a wood frame 2 inches wider (5cms).

At centre top, set in a red area patterned with foliage, is the heading “Roll of / Honour” with two standards, the dates and the name of the church.

At bottom, in a similar area, are the words “For King and Country”.

The names are listed in three columns, headed “Army”, “Navy” and “Air Force”, each hand printed in plain capitals.

Names:

40 surnames and initials and some regiments.
See transcript.

Sources:

Photo: C. Sanders

Additional Research Documents

Research Acknowledgements:

C. Sanders

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Names Documents:

NORTON ON TEES  United Reformed Church

 

  Roll of Honour

  1939-1945

  Norton Congregational Church

 

  NAVY                  ARMY                AIRFORCE

  M. Bruce              P. Cussons          G.W. Blenkinsop

  H. Calvert            F. Dietz            W. Cockerill

  S.S. Harkness         H. Dietz            W. Fox (killed in action)

  A.S. Jackson          G. Duffey           C. Iley

  G. Johnson            H.A. Harkness       H. Johnson

  A.I. Mannings (M.N.)  G. Hunton           H. Lennard

  C. Mannings (M.N.)    G. Mannings         J. Menzies

  E.H. Mannings (M.N.)  R. Marley           R. McIvor

  W. Menzies (M.N.)     R. Menzies          R.J. Spence

  J.L. Pinch            R. McIntyre (killed in action)

  L. Stobbart           W. McIvor

  R. Suddick            G.H. Oliver

                        E. Porter (acc.killed)

                        C.D. Pratt          E. Turner (A.T.S.)

                        A. Smith            J.M. Walton (W.F.S.)

                        R.N. Spence         D.A. Whiteley (W.R.N.S.)

 

  For King and Country.

NamesN68.09

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