Memorial Details
Memorial
Plaque Fallen 1914-18 1939-45 St. Oswald
Reference
S124.08
Place
SHINEY ROW
Map ref
NZ 328526
Original Location
St. Oswald’s Church. On A182 between Shiney Row and Herrington.
Which war
a. 1914-14
b. 1939-45
b. 1939-45
Memorial Description
Plaque 1.42m (4 feet 8 inches) high x 1.04m (3 feet 5 inches) wide divided into three vertical panels below and one horizontal one on top.
The top panel has above it a decoration of grapes and vine leaves carved in half relief, and bears the dedication.
The three vertical panels each bear a single column of names, the two left ones are for 1914-18 and the right hand one is for 1939-45. All lettering is incised and gilded using Roman capitals.
The top panel has above it a decoration of grapes and vine leaves carved in half relief, and bears the dedication.
The three vertical panels each bear a single column of names, the two left ones are for 1914-18 and the right hand one is for 1939-45. All lettering is incised and gilded using Roman capitals.
Materials used
Wood
Inscription
Roll of Honour
In proud remembrance of those from / the parish of St Oswald, Shiney Row / who fell in the two great wars / 1914-18 (1914-18) 1939-45
The Lord Almighty / knoweth that we fight / a just battle for the / safety of our nation. / St.Oswald.
In proud remembrance of those from / the parish of St Oswald, Shiney Row / who fell in the two great wars / 1914-18 (1914-18) 1939-45
The Lord Almighty / knoweth that we fight / a just battle for the / safety of our nation. / St.Oswald.
Names
Notes
1. The frame is reported to have been made by the vicar’s wife in the 1950s.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: C. Sanders; David Sloan
Source of quotation
"The Lord Almighty knoweth . . . ." Attributed to St.Oswald, presumably before the Battle of Heavenfield c634 AD
Source of quotation
"The Lord Almighty knoweth . . . ." Attributed to St.Oswald, presumably before the Battle of Heavenfield c634 AD
External web link
Research acknowledgements
C. Sanders; David Sloan
Research In Progress
David Sloan is researching the names on this memorial.
Contact: david.sloan@btinternet.com
Plaque Fallen 1914-18 1939-45 St. Oswald (S124.08)
SHINEY ROW St. Oswald's Church
Roll of Honour
In proud remembrance of those from
the parish of St Oswald, Shiney Row
who fell in the two great wars
1914-18 1914-18 1939-45
W. Archer J.H. Mawdsley John Chicken
R. Barker J. McCormick George Davidson
T. Bedlington E. McLinden George W. Dodds
T. Bellamy E. Middlemiss Matthew G. Gallon
J. Bellerby J. Middlemiss Robert Gowland
T.W. Bewick C.W. Mellor Ronald B. Green
B. Billings E. Moody E.W. Hamilton
A. Bolam T. Mould James W. Hume
T. Bostall J.J. Nicholson John G. Hume
P. Burke P. Oliver William Hurworth
E. Cain J. Oxley Frederick L. Iley
R.W. Carr W. Parnaby Patrick Kelly
T. Carr J. Patterson Edward Lawther
G.W. Cathcart Jos. Patterson John S. Lowery
S. Chipchase J. Peebles T. Robert Lumsden
J.R. Conlon W. Pigford James McDermand
J.R. Coulson J.W. Raisbeck George B. Midgley
R. Cummings H. Reid George V. Nearey
J.G. Davison E. Ritchie Wilfred Nutter
W. Dunlop F. Scott Ernest Pattison
E. Eddy F. Sherriff Cyril Pitt
G. Fenwick F.G. Smith Leonard Scott
J.W. Forster R. Smith John Richardson
T. Forster A. Snowball Robert Robson
C.O. Fox I. Tate William S. Rose
R. France W.W. Taylor Andrew Sparks
R. Gaff J. Teasdale Frederick H. Williams
W. Grant C.H. Thewliss Matthew E. Wind
M. Guthrie F.R. Thomas Evelyn Matthews
W. Hall J. Tippins
M. Hewison A. Todd
C. Holland E. Todd
J. King W. Todd
R.B. Kitchen G. Walls
E. Laidler J.G. Walton
Ed. Laidler W. Ward
W. Laidler R.H. Wheldon
F. Leadbitter H. White The Lord Almighty
T. Leadbitter W. White knoweth that we fight
H. Leighton J. Wilson a just battle for the
T. Lovett W.H. Wilson safety of our nation
T. Maddison M. Winn St.Oswald.
NamesS124.08
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