Memorial

Roll of Honour 1914-18 1939-45 St. Robert R.C.

Fenham

Memorial Name: Roll of Honour 1914-18 1939-45 St. Robert R.C. (F31.31)

NEWMP Ref No.: F31.31

Parish: Fenham

Original Location:

St Robert’s Roman Catholic Church, Cedar Road, Wingrove district

Which War:

a. 1914-18
b. 1939-45

Materials Used:

Paper behind glass.

Inscription:

Roll of Honour
(Names)
Oremus pro nostris in proelio occisis
Let us pray for our loved ones who have fallen in battle.

Memorial Description:

Roll of Honour.

There is a red single line border.

The words “Roll of Honour” are in a shallow curve at the top, with the Union flag underneath.

Names are listed in two columns, in strict alphabetical order, regardless of which war in which they were involved.

All is printed in Roman lower case lettering.

At the bottom is an exhortation in Latin with the English beneath.

Names:

28 names, regiments and date of death,
13 from 1914-18
15 from 1939-45.
See transcript.

Sources:

Photo: Kevin Milburn

Research Acknowledgements:

Kevin Milburn

Research In Progress:

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Names Documents:

FENHAM  St Robert’s Roman Catholic Church, Cedar Rd  Wingrove district

Roll of Honour

Charles Adams, Royal Tank Regiment,     Owen Hoban, Dunkirk, 1940

Dunkirk, 1940

                                       James McCullock, 1st/6th Battalion

Thomas Austin Barnes, Lancashires       Northumberland Fusiliers. Somme

The Somme 1916                          1916

Terry Barry, London Irish, Monte        John McCullock, H.M.S. Invincible

Cassino, September 1944                 Torbruk 1916

James Barras, the Border Regiment,      John McCullough, Coldstream Guards,

September 1944                          France 1944          

Gilbert Oswald Bryan, Royal             John Monaghan.  Missing Burma 1944

Northumberland Fusiliers, 1916

                                       John Rafferty 1st Battalion Royal

Albert Edward Burini, Royal Artillery,  Inniskilling Fusiliers, Gallipoli 1915

WW 1/2  POW repatriated.  Died 1944.

                                       Thomas Regan, Cavalry, France 1916

James Callan, R.A.F 1942

                                       Thomas Regan, Malaya 1941

Alfred Chapman, 18 years, 1st Battalion

West Yorkshire, Prince of Wales’ Own,   Robert Robson, Tyneside irish, France

Flanders 1916                           1916

James Devlin, France, 1918              Cresswell Rutter, 8th Armoured Tank

                                       Regiment, Corriano Ridge 1945

Albert Finlay, Northumberland Fusiliers,

Somme 1917                              Albert Thornton, Durham Light

                                       Infantry, Somme 1916

Arthur Garvey, Green Howards

Flanders, 1917                          Harry Thornton, Royal Navy, HMS

                                       Bulwark, Coronel 1914

William Greenwood, Army, India, 1943

                                       George Wardle, Marine Commandos

Richard Head, R.A.F. Sicily 1942        Normandy, D-Day 6th June 1944

John Lynn, Merchant Navy,               Thomas Warwick, King’s Own Scottish

Atlantic Ocean, 1941                    Borderers, Burma 1944.

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Oremus pro nostris in proelio occisis

Let us pray for our loved who have fallen in battle.

NamesF31.31

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