Memorial

Panelling Goldsbury Bros. 1914-18 St. Aidan R.C.

Ashington

Memorial Name: Panelling Goldsbury Bros.1914-18 St. Aidan R.C. (A17.30)

NEWMP Ref No.: A17.30

Parish: Ashington

Original Location:

St. Aidan’s Roman Catholic Church,
Station Road/Park Road.

In the sanctuary.

Which War:

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date:

First week of October, 1924

Who Commissioned:

Parents

Sculptor, Artist or Designer:

Ferdinand Stufelesser, Italy.

Inscription:

(“Mr & Mrs Goldsbury in memory of their sons, Joseph, Hugh and Charles, killed in the First World War.”)

Memorial Description:

Oak panelling.

Described as “rich and delicate oak-carving and eight painted panels. . . One panel represents “St Joseph with St Hugh of Lincoln, and St Charles Borromeo.

 

Names:

See above

Notes:

1. Restored September 1999 by Paolo Maiani as the church’s Millennium Project.

2. See Every Name a Story entries for Charles, Hugh and Joseph Goldsbury.

Sources:

St Aidan’s: an Ashington Millennium Mike Kirkup, Newbiggin by the Sea, Woodhorn Press, 2000 ISBN 1 90283201 9.

Research Acknowledgements:

Tony Harding

Research In Progress:

Alan Grint is researching the Names on this memorial.

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