Memorial Details
Memorial
Roll of Honour 1914-18 1939-45 St. Michael & All Angels
Reference
B164.06
Place
BARNINGHAM
Which war
a. 1914-18
b. 1939-45
b. 1939-45
Memorial Description
Roll of Honour
The names are listed in two columns, those from 1914-18 on the left, and those from 1939-45 on the right. The names are typewritten.
The names are listed in two columns, those from 1914-18 on the left, and those from 1939-45 on the right. The names are typewritten.
Materials used
Plain sheet of paper
Inscription
We remember those who gave their lives for King and Country
Names
Notes
1. Teesdaler Mercury 21/10/1914
Roll of Honour Placed in Barningham Church :—
John Alderson, Thomas Blades, Barningham; Raymond Bulmer, Newsham ; Harry Gough, Barningham ; Christopher Johnson and James Maud, Newsham ; Frederick Milbank, Barningham; George Peacock, Newsham; James Peacock, George Brass, Robert Dobson and James Nixon, Barningham. The last three have joined their regiments, being reserve men. The others have volunteered, and been accepted for service. A few members of the congregation have given to each of those soldiers a copy of the New Testament, with suitable inscription.
The collection in church for the National Relief Fund amounted to £4 5s. 3d and £82 2s. 9d was collected in the parish, £30 2s. 9d of which was also forwarded to the National Relief Fund, and £5 handed to the Red Cross Committee for purchasing material for garments. Miss Gough acknowledges with thanks the receipt of £2 and twelve yards of flannel for the Red Cross Fund from Lady Milbank, Norton Manor, who also wrote to say that she had instructed the gardener to sell from the hall gardens, for the same object, produce not required.
At the recent open-air war meeting, Mr Plant, of Croft, addressed a large gathering on the causes and the calls of the war. Capt. Wilson and Capt. Milbank were also present. The latter, speaking of himself as a Barningham man, urged men to volunteer for service.
Roll of Honour Placed in Barningham Church :—
John Alderson, Thomas Blades, Barningham; Raymond Bulmer, Newsham ; Harry Gough, Barningham ; Christopher Johnson and James Maud, Newsham ; Frederick Milbank, Barningham; George Peacock, Newsham; James Peacock, George Brass, Robert Dobson and James Nixon, Barningham. The last three have joined their regiments, being reserve men. The others have volunteered, and been accepted for service. A few members of the congregation have given to each of those soldiers a copy of the New Testament, with suitable inscription.
The collection in church for the National Relief Fund amounted to £4 5s. 3d and £82 2s. 9d was collected in the parish, £30 2s. 9d of which was also forwarded to the National Relief Fund, and £5 handed to the Red Cross Committee for purchasing material for garments. Miss Gough acknowledges with thanks the receipt of £2 and twelve yards of flannel for the Red Cross Fund from Lady Milbank, Norton Manor, who also wrote to say that she had instructed the gardener to sell from the hall gardens, for the same object, produce not required.
At the recent open-air war meeting, Mr Plant, of Croft, addressed a large gathering on the causes and the calls of the war. Capt. Wilson and Capt. Milbank were also present. The latter, speaking of himself as a Barningham man, urged men to volunteer for service.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photo: Dorothy Hall
Teesdale Mercury 21/10/1914 carries the details of the donations and Roll of Honour in Note 1 above.
Teesdale Mercury 21/10/1914 carries the details of the donations and Roll of Honour in Note 1 above.
Research acknowledgements
Dorothy Hall
Research In Progress
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Roll of Honour 1914-18 1939-45 St. Michael & All Angels (B164.06)
We remember those who gave their lives for King and Country
Great War 1914-1918 Second World War 1939-1945
Henry Alderson Robert Burrell
Christopher Johnson Leonard Burton
Thomas Spence Sidney Powell
Edwin Atkinson Leslie Watson
John William Pinkney
Jeffrey Victor Martin
William Barnett
Robert Layer
Thomas Cole
Walter G. Allison
Thomas Shepherd
J.B. Taylor
Robert Burrell
Leonard Burton
Sidney Powell
Leslie Watson
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The list in the Teesdale Mercury 21/10/1914 does not include the following names from the 1914-18 list:
John Alderson
Christopher Dobson
John Ralph Goldsbrough
Launcelot Kitchen
The name of Robert Layer should be Robert Sayer
The name of Thomas Spence has been added.
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