Memorial

Roll of Honour Served 1914-18 Baring Street Wesleyan

South Shields

Memorial Name: Roll of Honour Served 1914-18 Baring Street Wesleyan (S86.145)

NEWMP Ref No.: S86.145

Parish: South Shields

Original Location:

Baring Street Wesleyan Methodist Church is located on the West corner of Fort Street and Baring Street. NE33.

It is now called the “People’s Mission”.

Present Location:

Unknown

Which War:

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date:

Unveiled 16th May 1920 by Mr. J.G. Venus

Materials Used:

Brass

Inscription:

To commemorate the
names of the members
of this church who
served in the Great War
1914-1918
(Names)

Memorial Description:

Roll of Honour.

There is an ornamental border.

Names:

37 names, ranks, regiments and decorations.
See transcript.

Sources:

South Shields Gazette
17/05/1920 reports unveiling.

Research Acknowledgements:

Michael Mulhern;
James Pasby

Research In Progress:

The names on this memorial are being researched by Peter Hoy.

Contact: peterhoy@hotmail.co.uk

If you know more about this memorial, please send the details to NEWMP.

Names Documents:

SOUTH SHIELDS  Baring Street Wesleyan Methodist Church

 

The layout of this memorial is not known

The following has been extracted from a newspaper

report and has not been compared with the original

nor a photograph.

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  Major    T. Bone, OBE       R.A.V.C.

  Major    H. Bone, MC        R.A.V.C.

  Major    T.A. Page          D.L.I.

  Capt.    G.S. Marshall      D.L.I.

  Lieut.   F. McCarrick       A & SH

  Lieut.   S. Waters,         R.N.R.

  Lieut.   B.C. Smallman,     R.F. Aux.

  Lieut.   E.B. Smallman,DSC. R.N.R.

  Lieut.   T. Lincoln,        R.S.M.

  Sergt.   R.H. Coulthard,    R.G.A.

  Sergt.   J. Lincoln, MSM    R.E.

  Sergt.   H. Sykes, MM       R.F.

  Sergt.   F. Daniel,         W.Yorks

  Corpl.   E.B. Foster TK     C.P.S.

  Corpl.   H. Brown,          R.G.A.

  L.Corpl. T.D. Marshall,     R.N.

  Spr.     J. Bramley,        R.E.

  Pte.     J.O. Burdon,       Lancs. Fus.

  Tpr.     R.W. Buglass,      R.F.A.

  Gnr.     S. Dawson,         R.G.A.

  Pte.     W. Foster,         S.Staffs.

  Pte.     W.R. Low,          D.L.I.

  Spr.     H. Mackey,         R.E.

  A.B.     S. Marshall,       R.N.R.

  Pte.     D. McCarrick,      D.L.I.

  Gnr.     C.C. Miller,       R.F.A.

  Pte.     C.M. Miller,       N.Fus.

  Pte.     G. Miles,          N.Fus.

  Spr.     W. Myers,          R.E.

  Gnr.     W. Scriven,        R.F.A.

  Pte.     J. Shewan,         K.O.Y.L.I.

  Pte.     W.V. Simmonite,    16th Lancs.

  Pte.     W.R. Stephenson,   W.Yorks.

  Dr.      A.E. Wales,        R.F.A.

  Pte.     J. Walker,         R.A.F.

  Spr.     J. Wardle,         R.E.

  Pte      W.L. Waugh,        A.S.E.

NamesS86.145    

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