Memorial Details
Memorial
Roll of Honour 1914-18 Newtown Wesleyan Methodist
Reference
H93.08
Place
HEBBURN ON TYNE
Map ref
NZ
Original Location
Hebburn Newtown Wesleyan Methodist Church
Present Location
Tyne Wear Archives
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
Roll of Honour framed in oak. The outline gives the shape of a temple, with pillars with moulded capitals at each side. In the top right and left corners are the dates. In the pediment is a cross with the words “Roll of Honour” followed by the name of the church. The initials of Roll and Honour are illuminated.
The names of those who died are listed in a central column within an arched frame underneath a cross. Underneath is another frame with the words “Pro Patria Mortui”. The names of those who served are listed in two outer upright rectangular frames with a single column in each.. Lettering is in elongated sans serif capitals throughout.
The names of those who died are listed in a central column within an arched frame underneath a cross. Underneath is another frame with the words “Pro Patria Mortui”. The names of those who served are listed in two outer upright rectangular frames with a single column in each.. Lettering is in elongated sans serif capitals throughout.
Materials used
Paper behind glass
Inscription
Roll of Honour / Hebburn New Town Wesleyan Church /
To the glory of God / in gratitude to the members of this church / who served in the Great War and in / glorious memory / of those who died.
Pro patria mortui
To the glory of God / in gratitude to the members of this church / who served in the Great War and in / glorious memory / of those who died.
Pro patria mortui
Names
Who commissioned
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Notes
1. "Pro patria mortui" translates as : They died for their country".
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: James Pasby
Tyne & Wear Archives Ref: ACC1040/232* which requires at least three days’ prior notice to view.
Tyne & Wear Archives Ref: ACC1040/232* which requires at least three days’ prior notice to view.
External web link
Research acknowledgements
James Pasby
Research In Progress
The names on this memorial are being researched by Peter Hoy.
Contact: peterhoy@hotmail.co.uk
Roll of Honour 1914-18 Newtown Wesleyan Methodist (H93.08)
HEBBURN Newtown Wesleyan Methodist Church
1914 + 1918
Roll of Honour
Hebburn New Town Wesleyan Church
To the glory of God
in gratitude to the members of this church
who served in the Great War
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Centre panel
+
And in
glorious memory
of those who died
J. Bird
R. Danby
R. Davie
W. Sterling
T. Wall
Pro Patria Mortui
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Left panel Right panel.
W.J. Alford F. McConway
S.M. Bell H. McConway
W. Bell P. McConway
J. Carroll S. McConway
J. Carson W. McConway
J. Dixon T.W. Priestland
H. Dodds W. Robinson
J. Drury W. Smith
J.C. Foster J. Wallace
G. Georgeson G.J. Webber
C. Glaholm J. Webber
O. Hindmarch T. Wheatley
W. Hogg N. White
A.R. Johnston G. Whitelaw
J. Jones Revd. E. Wilkinson
H. Kew W.M. Wilkinson
H. Leighton E. Winton
A. Maxwell G. Winton
J. Moody Miss E. Wright
NamesH93.08
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