Memorial Details

NEWMP Memorial Image
Old photo: Ralph Hedley Collection

Memorial

Panel 1914-18 St. Stephen

Reference

S7.10

Place

SEATON DELAVAL

Map ref

NZ 303755

Original Location

St. Stephen's Church (Closed)

Present Location

Plaque removed from St. Stephen's Church 1964, following closure of church in 1962.

Which war

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date

Unveiled May 1923 by two wounded soldiers, named as J.T. Stoker and William Slinn, in a service conducted by Rev. W. Jeffries, Rector of Kirkhaugh.

Memorial Description

Panel with raised centre top with border of vine leaves. At centre top is an ornate cross below which is the dedication in raised Roman capitals. The cross and dedication are possibly gilded. The names are engraved in three columns using Roman capitals with the initial letters coloured. The quotation is in the bottom frame.

Materials used

Oak

Inscription

To the Glory of God and in / memory of those who gave / their lives in the Great War / 1914-1919. “Greater love hath no man than this”

Names

Present condition

Unknown

Sculptor, Artist or Designer

Ralph Hedley, 52 St.Mary’s Place, Newcastle on Tyne.

Notes

1. The two wounded men who performed the unveiling ceremony had each lost a leg.

2. It seems that the memorial was to have been moved in 1967 to Holy Trinity, Seghill, and placed on the north wall under the balcony, (Diocesan Faculty 2521 12/12/1967 refers) but this work was not carried out.

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Old photo: Ralph Hedley Collection

Shields Daily News 04/05/1923 reports unveiling

Morpeth Herald 11/05/1923 reports unveiling.

Illustrated Chronicle 04/05/1923 reports unveiling.

On file information re proposed move to Seghill (Seaton Delaval & District LHS).

Diocese of Newcastle Faculty No. 2521 12/12/1967

Tyne and Wear Archives Ralph Hedley photo series. DT/RH/20-1-232

Links to Source Material :

Research acknowledgements

The late R.W. Gould; J. Brown; Joan Winter (Seaton Delaval & District L.H.S.) ; Rev. Alan Bill; Dorothy Hall; James Pasby

Research In Progress

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Panel 1914-18 St. Stephen (S7.10)

 
SEATON DELAVAL	St. Stephen's Church (Closed) 
 

    
   To the Glory of God and in
   memory of those who gave
   their lives in the Great War
   * * * 1914-1919 * * *   
-----------------------------------------------------------

    
   James W. Aldridge   William J. Dunn     John A. Moody       
   William Amour       John W. Davison     Thomas Moore  
   John R. Armstrong   William English     Joseph M.R. Millet
   John T. Armstrong   Francis B. Ellis    Mich. J. Mullarkey
   Wm. Armstrong       Thomas Freeman      James McKean  
   James H. Brown      John Forbes         Wm. McGarrigle
   William Bewick      Thomas Graham       Alfred Neil
   Robert Bruce        Arthur Harrison     James Neil
   John G. Buddle      William Harrison    Thomas Ogle   
   Thomas Bowman       Francis Hall        John Pattison
   Matthew Bell        James Hill          William Pattison
   William F. Bell     John Hedley         Samuel Patterson
   John Bailey         Jno E.W. Johnstone  Frank Robe  
   William Bainbridge  Ernest A. Johnson   Chas. E. Robertson
   Henry Barnes        Daniel Kelly        Robert Rutherford
   Geo. F.H. Charlton  Lawrence H. Kennedy Thomas R. Sprott
   William G. Charlton William Lawson      Wm. E. Stephenson  
   Thomas Charlton     Henry Lawson        Ernest Slinn
   William Charlton    George Lawson       Edward Sidney
   George Chrisp       Edward B. Leader    Henry W. Thompson
   Mark Cockburn       James W. Leatham    Thomas Varley
   James Collier       Percy Lillicrap     Joseph Wake
   Edward Crosby       Jacob Leighton      Thomas A. Walker
   George Dixon        Arthur Malton       Thomas Watson
   Charles J. Dunn     James Mason         William Younger
                       Elizabeth Gleghorn
------------------------------------------------------------
On bottom frame:

    
   Greater love hath no man than this.
NamesS7.10	

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