Memorial

Screen 1914-18 St. Andrew

Tudhoe Grange

Memorial Name: Screen 1914-18 St. Andrew (T61.02)

NEWMP Ref No.: T61.02

Parish: Tudhoe Grange

Original Location:

St. Andrew’s Church, Barnfield Road.

Immediately to the right of the main door.

Which War:

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date:

1920

Materials Used:

Light oak

Cost:

£276

How Money was Raised:

Public subscription

Inscription:

That they may be kept in
grateful remembrance
the names of those who died
in the Great War 1914-1919
who were connected with this parish
are here inscribed
under the Cross of Sacrifice.

The East Window was erected as their memorial.
The souls of the righteous are
in the hands of God.
They are in peace.

Memorial Description:

Screen with traceried top, 36 inches high x 72 inches wide (91cms x 183cms).

There are five panels, the central panel being 12 inches (30cms) higher than the four outer ones.

The central panel bears the dedication.

The other four bear the names in two columns on each, the lettering incised and gilded, using elongated Roman capitals for the dedication and lower case for the names.

Names:

140 surnames and initials.
See transcript.

Sources:

Photos: Simon Raine; C. Sanders; G. Gawley

Durham Record Office
List of those who died EP/TuG 14/1

Source of quotation
“The souls of the righteous . . .” Wisdom of Solomon 3 v 1

Research Acknowledgements:

Fitzhugh Collection, Middleton in Teesdale;
C. Sanders;
G. Gawley

Research In Progress:

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Names Documents:

 

Central panel:

  That they may be kept in

  grateful remembrance,

  the names of those who died

  in the Great War 1914-1918

  who were connected with this parish

  are here inscribed

  under the Cross of Sacrifice.

  The East Window was erected

  as their memorial.

  The souls of the righteous are

  in the hand of God.

  They are in peace.

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First panel                      Second panel    

                

           S. Abley                        T. Dixon               

  B. Alderson    A. Brown         W. Ebden       J. Henderson         

  J.L. Ambler    D.W. Brown       J. Egglestone  T. Hartley         

  E. Anderson    W. Brown         T. Egglestone  T. Herring         

  F. Anderson    E. Burke         E. Eldrett     T. Hindmarch      

  T. Anderson    W. Burns         C. Ellis       J.R. Hodgson      

  J. Anderson    E. Cameron       S. Elves       W. Hood         

  W. Arnett      J. Carr          B.L. Fenton    E. Hutchinson      

  D. Ballantyne  T. Claughan      J. French      G.W. Hutchinson      

  J. Bannister   T. Conn          A. Gibson      J.H. Ingram         

  H. Barrass     G.T. Cook        N. Gray        W. Inkster         

  H. Bayles      W. Cooper        G. Green       J. Jackson         

  G. Beal        A. Corbett       R. Greigg      R. Jackson         

  J.S. Bell      H. Craddock      F. Halls       F. James            

  T. Bishop      B. Craig         H. Hamilton    A. Jenkins         

  F. Blackett    J. Cummings      G. Hardy       A. Johnson         

  E. Boyle       J.W. Curle       W. Harland     P. Johnson         

  A. Bradley     W. Davis         H. Hart        T. Johnson         

——————————————————————–

Third panel                       Fourth panel

           G. Knaggs                      P. Rocks

  J.W. Kitching  J.W. Moan        T.N. Robinson  A.W. Verrell

  R. Langley     E. Nelson        J. Ryder       R. Vickerstaff

  G. Lax         W. Northcote     G. Sawdon      J. Wallace

  R. Lidster     J. O’Hara        C. Sanderson   B. Wardle

  C.S. Littley   J.A. Osquthorpe  W. Sanderson   J. Ward   

  J. Littley     H. Parry         W. Scotson     M. West

  J. Linsley     F. Perry         S. Scurr       J. White

  F. Lodge       J. Perry         J. Seymour     C. Whitehouse

  J. Lumsden     J. Petch         P.A. Snow      J. Whitmore

  J.G. Lund      A. Plews         J. Snowball    F. Wilkinson

  J. McAdam      J.W. Pope        G. Stones      J. Wilkinson

  T. McCrone     R. Pratt         R. Stott       F. Williams

  J. McPherson   E. Reeve         W. Studd       E.J. Wilson

  J.V. Martin    E. Rhymer        R. Telfer      G.W. Wilson

  W. Mason       H. Richardson    J. Temperley   J. Woodcock

  F.C. Metcalf   T. Richardson    B. Thomas      A. Wreath

  S. Mills       J. Richmond      J. Tills       W. Young

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