Memorial

Plaque Ridley 1915 St. Mungo

Simonburn

Memorial Name: Plaque Ridley 1915 St. Mungo (S32.03)

NEWMP Ref No.: S32.03

Parish: Simonburn

Original Location:

St. Mungo’s Church, on B6320.

On wall of south aisle.

Which War:

1914-18

Materials Used:

Black and white marble.

Inscription:

In
Loving Memory
– of –
Charles Noel Ridley
Captain, Northumberland Yeomanry,
of Park End,
mortally wounded in France
on the 29th September
died at St. Omer
on the 7th October 1915,
aged 30

For King and Country

Memorial Description:

Plaque 37 inches high x 25 inches wide (94cms x 64cms) with bevelled edge on a black marble pattress.

At the top is carved the regimental badge in half relief.

The words “In loving memory” are in Gothic script, the rest of the inscription is in Roman capitals.

Names:

See above.

Notes:

See his  Every Name A Story entry

Sources:

Photos: Philip Thirkell; Janet Brown; Tony Harding

Research Acknowledgements:

Philip Thirkell;
George & Janet Brown.;
Tony Harding

Research In Progress:

Alan Grint has researched the names on this memorial in his book In Silent Fortitude, 2011 Ergo Press ISBN 9780955751098

Contact:-Cogito books 01434 602555

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