Memorial

Plaque 1914-18 St. Michael and All Angels

New Hartley

Memorial Name: Plaque 1914-18 St. Michael and All Angels (N50.02)

NEWMP Ref No.: N50.02

Parish: New Hartley

Original Location:

St. Michael’s Church, St. Michael’s Avenue, New Hartley NE25 0RP.

On rear wall.

Which War:

1914-1918

Dedication, Creation or Publication date:

Unveiled June 7th 1922 by Corporal Joseph Talantyre;
dedicated by Rev. T. Wallace, Vicar of St. Mark’s, Jarrow.

Materials Used:

White Sicilian marble

Sculptor, Artist or Designer:

Mr. J.W. Reed, sculptor, Newcastle.

Inscription:

To the Glory of God
and in Grateful Memory
of the New Hartley Men
who fell in the European War 1914-1919
(Names)
Rest eternal grant unto them O Lord.

Memorial Description:

Plaque 36 inches high x 48 inches wide (91cms x 122cms), of classical design, with carved decoration along the top and down the sides.

The dedication is in the top central raised panel.

The side panels each have a cross at top  and a plant growing upwards at the bottom.

The names are listed in four columns.

The quotation is underneath the names,

Lettering is in capitals.

Names:

51 surnames and initials.
See transcript.

Notes:

1. Northern Echo reports that the plaque was unveiled by Mr. Joseph Ballantyne, who was severely wounded in action.

Sources:

Photo: Jack Tait

Blyth News
02/06/1922; 08/06/1922 reports unveiling

Illustrated Chronicle
06/06/1922 carries photo.

Newcastle Weekly Chronicle
10/06/1922 reports unveiling with photo of plaque.

Northern Echo
15/12/1921 reports the proposal to erect a plaque costing £49 is to be placed in the church;
09/06/1922 reports unveiling.

Shields Daily News
08/06/1922 reports on the unveiling ceremony.

Source of quotation
“Rest eternal grant unto them O Lord”. Mass for the Dead

Research Acknowledgements:

Seaton Delaval Local History Society;
Ralph W. Gould;
Jack Tait, Blyth Local History Society;
Dorothy Hall

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Names Documents:

NEW HARTLEY, St. Michael’s Church.

 

  To the glory of God

  and in grateful memory

  of the New Hartley men

  who fell in the European War 1914-1919

 

  W. Beck       J.W. Davison W. Lonsdale  J. Purdy

  M. Bell       G.E. Fowler  W. Lynch     T. Riley

  W.F. Bell     R. Gills     W.P. McCall  F. Robe

  J.W. Bower    W. Gills     A.B. Morris  R.A. Robe

  T. Bower      J.W. Gowans  F. Morris    W. Robson

  J. Bradshaw   J.D. Grieve  H. Morris    H. Scott

  H. Bragg      J. Grieves   W. Morris    J.A. Scott

  J. Brown      G. Hall      T. Nicholson R.B. Smith

  W.P. Buck     H. Hewish    W. Nicholson W. Smith

  P. Burke      J.W. Howe    W. Porter    W.E. Stephenson

  F.A. Clough   F.W. Keir    A. Proom     E.M. Walker

  R.H. Collins  J. Knox      J. Proom     A. Wardhaugh

  T.G. Cockburn J. Legg      E. Pordum    R. Wardle

 

  “Rest eternal grant unto them O Lord”

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