Memorial Details
Memorial
Roll of Honour Served 1914-18 Grange Road Baptist
Reference
D40.026
Place
DARLINGTON
Map ref
NZ 2815
Original Location
Grange Road Baptist Church. Left hand side of organ.
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
Illuminated Roll of Honour 1 foot 6 inches high x 2 feet 4 inches wide (457mm x 711mm) behind glass in wide oak frame 2 feet 2 inches high x 3 feet wide (660mm x 914mm). The frame has a shallow domed top to echo D40.25. The main panel has a wide decoration of forget-me-nots. At centre top is a ribbon with the dates and a laurel wreath. At centre bottom is a seal. The names are listed in four columns. The whole has been hand painted.
Materials used
Paper behind glass in oak frame.
Inscription
1914-1918.
A grateful record of those from this church who /
served their country in the Great War
served their country in the Great War
Names
Sculptor, Artist or Designer
Bertha Williamson
Notes
1. The Roll contains the names of two Doggart brothers who subsequently ran the local business.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photo: Simon Raine; C. Sanders
Darlington & Stockton Times (North) 12/09/1920.
Northern Echo 11/09/1920 reports proposed unveiling; 13/09/1920 page 5 reports unveiling;
Still in the Midst Theo Howells and Peter King, published 1986 by Grange Road Baptist Church. Chapter 6 page 31
Darlington & Stockton Times (North) 12/09/1920.
Northern Echo 11/09/1920 reports proposed unveiling; 13/09/1920 page 5 reports unveiling;
Still in the Midst Theo Howells and Peter King, published 1986 by Grange Road Baptist Church. Chapter 6 page 31
External web link
Links to Source Material :
Research acknowledgements
Fitzhugh Collection, Middleton in Teesdale; C. Sanders; John & Mavis Dixon; James Pasby
Research In Progress
Stephen Nicholson is researching the names on this memorial
Contact: nicholson_stephen2@sky.com
Contact: nicholson_stephen2@sky.com
Roll of Honour Served 1914-18 Grange Road Baptist (D40.026)
DARLINGTON Grange Road Baptist Church.
1914 1918
A grateful record of those from this church who
served their country in the Great War
Alnwick Herbert Gay Jno Arthur + Ledger Harry Pybus Wm +
Alnwick Jas.W. Gay Harry D. Liddle Arthur Proud, Fred
Barber Wm.M. Gay Jno. Horace Lawson R.A. Orton William H.
Blacklock Wm. Griffiths Thos. Mackenzie Walter Robson Ernest
Burrell Nurse Griffiths E. + Mellet Chas Robson Harry +
Carlton Jno. Wm. Griffiths F.W. Morrison Jas. Ramsdale Albert
Currah Geo. T. Hardy Robt. T. Morrison Tom J. Richardson Arthur
Doggart A. Graham Hardy Jno. W.R. Moses Arthur Spence Nurse
Doggart Jas. Harris Sam.P. Mitford Harold W.Guthrie Straker Walter G.
Durieux Maurice Harris Ernest W. Nelson Thmos L. Stephenson Arthur D.
Derwent Carey A. Harris Arthur Nelson Arthur + Thompson Rev H.H.
Duncan George Harris S. Chris Nelson Christopher Wealleans Wm.H.
Ellison Jno.R. Hutchinson J.J. + Nelson Sydney + Wilson Hugh R. +
Ellison Thos.H. Hutchinson J.R. Nelson Harry Wilson Angus
Ellison Cuthbert + Jameson William Nelson Lawrence S. Wilson David +
Evans W.W. Lamb Chas. Northfield Dennis Wormald Thos L.
Fitton J.H. Lawrence A. C.C. Percival Jas. White John
NamesD40.26
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Parish Notes
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