Memorial Details

Memorial

Shield 1914-18 Fallen Primitive Methodist

Reference

B152.03

Place

BRANDON

Map ref

NZ

Original Location

Primitive Methodist Church, Commercial Street (Closed)

Present Location

St Andrews Methodist Church,Carr Avenue, Brandon not on public display.

Which war

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date

Unveiled 18th September 1920 by Rev. B.A. Barber of Newcastle, who had been an army chaplain.

Memorial Description

Shield. The title and the names in two columns at the bottom are in Roman lower case lettering, the rest is in elaborate capitals.

Materials used

Brass in wood frame set on a panel.

Inscription

Primitive Methodist Church, Brandon Colliery.
To the glory of God and in loving memory of the members of our church who fell in the Great European War 1914 -1919 Honour to whom honour is due. Rom.13 Ch. 7v.

Names

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Photo: Nick Boldrini

Durham Chronicle 24/09/1920 reports unveiling.

The History of Brandon Colliery 1856 -1960; Laurie Moran; 1988; The Gilpin Press, Houghton le Spring; ISBN 0 95 17288 1 4

External web link

Research acknowledgements

Eddie Castling; Dorothy Hall; Nick Boldrini Durham County Council Archaeology Section

Research In Progress

Thomas Henry Fox 3 Leinster Avenue, Doncaster DN2 5LQ Tel: 01302 367022 is researching the names on Brandon War Memorials.

Shield 1914-18 Fallen Primitive Methodist (B152.03)

 

    
     Primitive Methodist Church
     Brandon Colliery

    
     To the Glory of God and in 
     Loving Memory of the Members 
     of our Church who Fell in the 
     Great European War
     +  1914 -1919  +

    
     Adam W. Beadle  Geo. W. Gibson,
     Isaac Jackson   Jas. Teggart

    
     “Honour to whom honour is due”
      Rom. 13 Ch. 7v.
NamesB152.03

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Parish Notes

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