Memorial Details
Memorial
Roll of Honour Fallen 1914-18 Holy Trinity
Reference
S86.039
Place
SOUTH SHIELDS
Map ref
NZ 365676
Original Location
Holy Trinity Church (demolished)
Present Location
Missing
Which war
1914-18
Dedication, Creation or Publication date
Unveiled Wednesday, 16th March, 1921, by Major General Sir Percy Wilkinson. Dedicated by Rev. J.O. Aglionby.
Memorial Description
Plaque divided into five panels by fluted columns. At centre top is another panel on which is a brass plaque bearing the dedication inside a single line border. Lettering used is elongated Roman upper case with the quotation in Gothic lower case.
The centre panel bears a picture of St. George slaying the dragon. On each side are two plaques, each with a single line border, bearing the names in a single column on each, using sans serif capitals.
The centre panel bears a picture of St. George slaying the dragon. On each side are two plaques, each with a single line border, bearing the names in a single column on each, using sans serif capitals.
Materials used
Brass panels on dark wood.
Inscription
Men of this parish or of this Church / who gave their lives in the war of 1914-1919.
“Greater love hath no man than this.”
“Greater love hath no man than this.”
Names
Notes
1. There were two handwritten lists in the school.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: E. Handy
Illustrated Chronicle 17/03/1921 reports unveiling with photo of memorial.
Source of quotation
“Greater love hath no man . . .” St. John 15 v 13
Illustrated Chronicle 17/03/1921 reports unveiling with photo of memorial.
Source of quotation
“Greater love hath no man . . .” St. John 15 v 13
External web link
Links to Source Material :
Research acknowledgements
Fitzhugh Collection, Middleton in Teesdale; C. Sanders; E. Handy; Dorothy Hall; James Pasby
Research In Progress
The names on this memorial are being researched by Peter Hoy.
Contact: peterhoy@hotmail.co.uk
Roll of Honour Fallen 1914-18 Holy Trinity (S86.039)
SOUTH SHIELDS Holy Trinity Church
This has not been compared with the original
nor a good photograph.
The names correspond with the list in the Unveiling Programme.
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Men of this parish or of this Church
who gave their lives in the war of 1914-1919.
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“Greater love hath no man than this.”
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Abbott, J.J. Dean, J.H. Hughes, B. Raine G.C.F.
Abrahamson, J. Dillon, J. Hull, C. Reah, R.
Adams, D. Dixon, R. Hunter, T. Reay, R.
Adamson, F. Douglas, G. Hyde, L. Reid, J.
Aitken, T. Drummond, A. Jago, W. Rendall, M.
Alderson, M. Durrant, W. Jeffels, W. Rennison, R.F.G.
Aldus, W. Edgerton, L. Jobson, H. Reynolds, R.
Anderson, C.E. Edwards, W.J. Johnson, J. Richardson, A.
Arkley, T. Falconer, G. Johnston, H. Rives, J.
Armour, J. Fawkes, W. Keedy, E.N. Rives, P.
Armour, M. Fenwick, S. Larsen, L.M. Robson, J.
Armstrong, T. Flannigan, J.A. Landerdale, J.M. Rochester, J.
Ashford, W. Forsyth, J. Lee, J.W. Russell, W.
Bailey, J. Foulis, P. Lee, S. Scott, A.
Bains, W. Fox, J.T. Lee, W. Scott, J.
Bald, R. Fox, M. Libano, F. Sehman, J.J.
Bays, J. Frame, T. Littlewood,E.A.E. Sellers, H.
Beaumont, G.H. Galbraith, R. Livingstone, W. Shaw, J.
Beaumont, J.W. Galloway, J. Logan, B. Skipp, W.
Bell, G.J. Gamblin, S.W. McConnochie, C.A. Smith, J.
Bell, G.S. Gear, R. McConnochie, J. Smith, M.
Bell, J.T. Gibson, C. McConnochie, J.M. Smith, T.
Bennett, J. Gibson, T. McCullogh, W.J. Soulsby, R.
Blacklock, J. Girling, E. MacDonald, G.D. South, J.R.
Blair, M. Golden, J.A. McGill, J.W. South, W.H.
Blenkinsop, J. Golding, A. McIver, G.W. Stanford, J.
Boddy, T. Graham, T.W. McLaren, E. Stewart, C.
Bolton, W.A. Gray, R. Mallam, M.S. Stobbs, A.
Bone, T.P. Green, J. Mann, J.R. Summerbell, J.
Brough, J. Greener, J.P. Martin, B. Tate, J.
Brown, G. Greener, S. Martin, J. Temple, J.
Brown, R.G. Grey, T. Martin, P. Terrell, A.
Bulmer, J.E.H. Grey, W. Martin, R. Terrell, R.J.
Carlson, A. Hails, J.W. Maxwell, D. Thomas, W.
Carruthers, J. Halcrow, J.H. Middleton, R. Towns, J.
Carson, C. Hall, J. Milburn, T. Tunney, G.
Carter, R.H. Halls, J.W. Milburn, W. Tunney, S.
Churchward, J.K. Hall, R. Miller, M. Turnbull, J.
Clark, H. Hamilton, A.E. Milliken, H. Turner, H.
Clark, J.G. Hamilton, J.G. Minnigan, T. Walton, W.
Clark, M. Hamilton, W. Moore, J. Watson, J.
Clark, P. Hannant, G. Morrell Jonathan Weise, C.
Cockburn, E.P. Hardy, W. Morrell, Joseph Welsh, J.
Condon, T. Hardy, W.P. Morris, J. Wheatley, C.W.
Collier, B. Henderson, B. Mouat, S. White, G.E.
Cook, D. Henderson, E. Nash, J.T.A. Williams, J.T.
Cook, M. Heywood, N.L.N. Nicholson, M. Wilson, D.
Cooper, J. Hicks, C. Nicholson, T. Wilson, J.
Corkin, R. Higgins, M. Ohlsson, A. Wilson, J.R.
Crammon, A. Hinchan, J. Parker, W. Wilson, R.
Crammon, M. Hollands, J. Payne, J. Wilson, R.J.
Cruickshanks, A. Hollands, W. Peacock, A. Wilson, T.
Curry, D. Holmes, J. Peacock, J. Wilson, T.H.
Dale, J. Hopper, T. Perry, R.M. Wilson, T.M.
Dalton, R. Howard, J.W. Porteous, R. Wilson, W.L.
Daniels, A.V. Howie, R. Prowse, G. Windle, J.
Davidson, R. Hubbard, J. Purvis, J. Winter, J.W.P.
Davison, S. Hudson, N. Raffle, W. Wright, B.
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The name “Churchward J.K.” should be “Churchward J.H.”
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