Memorial

Altar Moore Bros. 1916 and 1917 St. Paul

Choppington

Memorial Name: Altar Moore Bros. 1916 and 1917 St. Paul (C36.03)

NEWMP Ref No.: C36.03

Parish: Choppington

Original Location:

St. Paul’s Church, on A1068, 1 mile north of Bedlington.

Which War:

1914-18

Materials Used:

Oak

Who Commissioned:

Father and mother

Inscription:

To the glory of God and in loving memory of
John Percy Moore
born September 25th 1883 died May 17th 1916
and
Henry Cecil Moore
born November 14th 1886 died February 17th 1917
They gave their lives for their country
Erected by their Father and Mother
May 1918

Memorial Description:

Altar, approx. 48 inches high x 96 inches long x 36 inches deep (122cms x 245cms x 91cms).

The inscription is carved on the south end in Old English upper and lower case lettering.

Names:

See above

Notes:

See John Percy Moore’s Every Name a Story entry

See Henry Cecil Moore’s Every Name a Story entry

 

Sources:

Photos: Janet Brown

Diocese of Newcastle
Faculty No. 570, 26/01/1918

Research Acknowledgements:

Sally Bird;
Janet Brown

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