Memorial

Plaque 1914-18 Austin’s Wear Dockyard

Sunderland

Memorial Name: Plaque 1914-18 Austin's Wear Dockyard (S140.124)

NEWMP Ref No.: S140.124

Parish: Sunderland

Original Location:

Messrs S.P. Austin and Sons, Wear Dockyard.

In a specially constructed alcove in the shipyard.

Past Location:

Durham Light Infantry Museum at Durham (closed)

Present Location:

The Story Durham (formerly DLI Collection Spennymoor)

Which War:

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date:

Unveiled 23rd December 1919 by Mr. W.H. Dugdale, managing director.

Materials Used:

Brass

Who Commissioned:

Messrs. S.P. Austin & Sons

Sculptor, Artist or Designer:

Cowell and Gatiss, Sunderland.

Inscription:

Erected
To the imperishable Memory
Of those who fell
And in honour of all others
Connected with this yard who served their
King and Country
In the Great War 1914-1919

Memorial Description:

Plaque of popular design 38 inches high x 24 inches wide (965mm x 608mm)

There is a black patterned border culminating in a red roundel in each corner.

The centre panel has an arched top. The spandrels created are hatched in red.

The dedication is at the top.

Below this is a box outlined in black containing the names of the fallen in five columns.

The names of those who served are listed below this in five columns.

Most of the lettering is in black sans serif capitals, enamelled black with some words in red.

Names:

38 names and initials of those who died and 253 names and initials of those who served.
See transcript.

Notes:

1. A fund was started “by the workmen of the yard and to which the company contributed equally with the workmern in order that parcels might be sent to their fellow workmen serving in the Forces and to assist their dependants at home”. This fund reached £4,000.

2. At the unveiling, Mr. Dugdale presented wallets and treasury notes to the families of two men who died, and gold watches with gold alberts and medallion to others who had gained decorations. Their names are listed below the memorial transcript.

Sources:

Photos: James Pasby

Illustrated Chronicle
24/12/1919 reports unveiling with information in Notes 1 and 2 above.

Newcastle Daily Chronicle
24/12/1919 reports unveiling.

Northern Echo
04/09/1919 reports proposed unveiling.

The Monumental Brasses of County Durham William Lack H Martin Stuchfield and Philip Whittemore 2002 ISBN 095 4327101

Research Acknowledgements:

Dorothy Hall;
D.L.I. Collection

Research In Progress:

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Names Documents:

  Erected

  To the imperishable Memory

  Of those who fell

  And in honour of all others

  Connected with this yard who served their

  King and Country

  In the Great War 1914-1919

  

                      Fallen

  Alcock, J.          Foster, J.D.         Laws, W.           

  Bittlestone, L.A.   Gibson, G.           McGahn, B.         

  Carr, R.P.E.        Gordon, T.           McManus, A.        

  Conqueror, C.       Gray, J.E.           Malia, W.          

  Dixon, J.W.         Hall, C.             Martin, P.         

  Dolan, J            Hammond, J.L., M.M.  Miller, W.         

  Elliott, J.         Jefferson, W.        Mills, W.          

                      Kinghorn, W.         Sutherland, W.L.   

  

  Austin SEL. P.                           Served             

  Addison, T.H.       Corkin, J.           Hadden, W.

  Allan, J.W.         Corkin, W.           Hammond, J.

  Allison, R.         Coyne, P.            Harrison, H.S.

  Anderson A.         Craggs, G.           Harrison, J.W.

  Angles, J.R.        Craggs, J.W.         Harvey, J.

  Appleby, H.         Crangle, G.E.        Head, J.

  Armstrong, M.       Creighton, M.        Head, W.

  Atkinson, J.        Cruikshanks, R.      Hellens, T.

  Balmer, G.H.        Cunningham, J.H.     Henderson, E.

  Barnes, J.          Currer, T.C.         Henderson, T.

  Barnes, J.R.        Davidson, J.A.       Henry, M.

  Black, J.W.         Davison, W.          Hepple, J.R.

  Boag, A.V.          Deary, F.            Higgins, T.

  Bond, S.M.          Ditchburn, J.        Howey, E.,

  Bowens, J.          Dixon, A.R.          Hudson, T.

  Broderick, F.W.     Dodd, G.W.           Hunter, J.J.

  Brown, H.C.         Dodd, G.H.           Hunter, J.W.

  Brown, R.H.         Dodd, S.             Hutchinson, R.

  Brown, Walter       Donaldson, J.        Hutton, T.

  Brown, Wm.          Donkin, P.B.F.       Jackson, J.W.

  Bruce, W.           Douthwaite, J.S.     James, R.S.

  Bulmer, J.W.        Dowd, J.             Jeffrey, R.

  Burns, T.           Dryden, E.           Jobling, G.E.

  Burlinson, R.R.     Duncan, J.           Johnson, J.B.

  Butler, J.F.A.      Dyer, A.             Jones, J.W.

  Butterfield, J.     Dyer, A.E.           Jordan, H.G.

  Cameron, J.         Eddy, W.             Jordan, R.G.

  Campion, R.         Edward, J.S.         Kelly, R.W.

  Carabine, J.        Ellis, T.            Kelly, T.

  Carabine, M.        Elstob, G.T.         Kerr, G.

  Cass, D.B.          Falcolner, T.S.      Kinnair, R.

  Chapman, O.         Finlay, J.           Kirtley, J.

  Charlton, W.        Finnigan, J.         Kirton, J.S.

  Clark, G.           Ford, A.S.           Knowles, J.

  Clark, G.W.         Foster, W.           Laing, A.W.

  Close, H.W.         Gagen, J.            Lamb, C.G.

  Coates, H.          Gardiner, J.         Lancaster, J.

  Cockburn, J.        Gibbon, W.           Larcombe, E.R.

  Coggins, J.         Gibson, J.           Laverick, G.W.

  Coggins, O.         Gilbertson, W.A.     Laybourne, J.

  Colling, T.F.       Gillan, H.           Liddle, J.D.

  Collins, R.J.       Gillies, J.N.        Lincoln, A.

  Compton, G.H.       Gordon, J.           Lincoln, F.

  Conley, P.          Gordon, J.G.         Lyons, M.

  Conlin, T.          Gourley, E.R.        McBrearty, W.

  Conway, R.          Graham, G.           McBride, A.

  Cook, R.C.          Green, S.            McCann, J.W.

  Cook, W.            Green, W.H.          McCracken, P., M.M.

  Cooney, F., D.C.M.  Greenwood, J.        McEwen, G.

  Cooney, J.          Hadden, R.           McGurrell, M.

                                           Andrews, W.

  

  Fallen

  Morrow, J.       Spalding, E.

  Murray, J.G.     Stewart, W.B.

  Nelson, J.H.     Tardito, J.

  Pickering, E.    Taylor, J.H.

  Reed, A.E.       Wake, J.

  Ryans, W.        Walton, J.G.

  Smith, T.        Young, J.

  Sutherland, W.L. Smith, W.

  

  Served           Mackenzie, D.

  McKinley, G.     Smith, J.J.

  McManus, C.      Smith, J.R.

  Major, J.M.      Smith, T.

  Metcalf, T.H.    Smith, T.

  Miller, J.       Spencer, R.

  Miller, J.Y.     Spensley, J.

  Miller, R.       Spruce, E.

  Mills, M.E.      Stainsby, H.

  Mitchell, G.V.   Stamp, R.

  Molloy, M.       Stephenson, H.

  Morris, H.F.     Stewart, R.

  Morrison, J.     Stewart, R.W.

  Morrow, J.       Stothard, F.

  Munro, J.        Sullivan, B.

  Murrish, M.      Sutherland, F.C.

  Norstrom, C.     Sutherland, W.

  Patterson, A.    Tanty, T.

  Patterson, J.    Tate, E.A.

  Patterson, L.H.  Tate, G.

  Pattinson, R.    Tate, R.

  Pattison, G.W.   Taylor, E.

  Peace, E.        Taylor, J.

  Pearson, J.      Taylor, L.T.

  Peggie, D.       Taylor, P.T.

  Phillips, W.     Thirlwell, T.

  Pink, T.         Thirtle, G.

  Pinkney, T.M.R.  Thornton, J.

  Porteous, L.T.   Thurlow, J.

  Potts, G.        Tighe, J.D.

  Potts, J.        Trewhitt, J.W.B.

  Press, T.        Trotter, W.J.

  Riley, R.        Turner, J.W., D.S.M.

  Robertson, J.    Tyson, R.H.

  Robinson, M.H.   Ure, J.

  Robinson, J.V.   Vincent, H.

  Robinson, T.W.   Wake, P.

  Robinson, W.J.   Wandless, J.

  Robson, R.       Ward, T.A.W.

  Robson, W.       Waters, J.G.

  Rogan, J.        Watson, W.

  Routledge, W.B.  Wharton, J.

  Ruddick, T.      White, J.

  Scott, W.        White, J.H.

  Shaw, J.H.       Whitfield, J.R.

  Sim, J.W.        Wild, M.

  Skinner, D.      Williams, J.

  Smart, I.        Wilson, W.

  Smith, A.        Wood, J.E.

  Smith, C.M.      Wooton, J.W., M.M.

  Smith, J.        Wrathmall, W.

  

The following are the names listed in a newspaper report of the unveiling.

  

Wallets and cash were presented to the families of the following, who fell:

  Sgt. L.A. Bittlestone, M.M.

  Pte. J.L. Hammond, M.M.

  

Gold watches were presented to the following:

  Private Francis Cooney, D.C.M.

  Gunner William Head, M.M.

  Sergt. Peter McCracken, M.M.

  Stoker P.O. John Wardropper Turner, D.S.M.

  Cpl. James Wooton, M.M.    

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