Memorial

Plaque 1914-18 Sunderland Road Primitive Methodist

Gateshead

Memorial Name: Plaque 1914-18 Sunderland Road Primitive Methodist (G39.048)

NEWMP Ref No.: G39.048

Parish: Gateshead

Original Location:

Sunderland Road Primitive Methodist Church (demolished)

Present Location:

Gateshead Archive

Which War:

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date:

Unveiled 24th July 1920

Materials Used:

Brass

Who Commissioned:

Sunderland Road Primitive Methodist Church

Sculptor, Artist or Designer:

Edward H. Thew, Newcastle.

Inscription:

Primitive Methodist Church
Sunderland Road.

In enduring memory of
the members and adherents of this church
who died and suffered in the Great War
1914-1919.

Memorial Description:

Plaque.

There is a double line border culminating in a flourish in each corner.

The names are listed in three columns under three headings:

Those who fell; the wounded; served.

The dedication is in elongated Roman capitals with some Gothic lettering; the names are in sans serif capitals.

Names:

97 names, ranks and regiments
inc. 18 who fell and 11 wounded.
See transcript.

Sources:

Photos: Dorothy Hall

Newcastle Weekly Chronicle
31/07/1920 briefly reports unveiling at Sunderland Road United Methodist (sic).

Research Acknowledgements:

Dorothy Hall

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Names Documents:

  Primitive Methodist Church

  Sunderland Road.

  In enduring memory of

  the members and adherents of this church

  who died and suffered in the Great War

  1914-1919.

  —————————————————————————-

  Top panel   

                     THESE MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE

  Pte. J. Barnes N.F.         Spr. A.J. Hampton, R.E.      E.R.A. T.W. Stobart, R.N.

  “    J. Clark, D.L.I.       Pte. G. Hutchinson, D.L.I.   Pte. A.C. Temple, N.F.

  Cadet T.H. Cowell, N.F.     L.Cpl. R. Jackson D.L.I.     “    F. Usher, N.F.

  Pte. A. Gorman D.L.I.       Sgt. W.J. Moon S.F.          Sgt. M. Wright D.L.I.

  “    W. Hall  N.F.          L.Sgt. T.H. Moon, N.F.       Pte. R. Wright, D.L.I.

  “    H. Hampton, D.L.I.     L.Cpl. R.M. Robson, D.L.I.   “    J. Beldon, K.R.R.  

  —————————————————————————-

                                  WOUNDED

  Pte. A. Anderson, E.Y.      Pte. J. Dunn, D.L.I.         Pte. C.G. Robson, D.L.I.

  Sgt. J. Bailey, D.L.I.      “    J. Hutchinson, D.L.I.   Pte. M. Stobbs, R.E.

  Cpl. J. Burns, Yorks.       “    T. Howe, D.L.I.         “    G.W. Temple, Ches.

  Str. T. Black, R.N.         “    I. Jefferson, R.F.

      (torpedoed)

  —————————————————————————-

  E. Middlemass W.A.A.C            SERVED                       G. Morton, N.F.

  Pte. J. Atkinson                 W. Hails, R.A.M.C.           W.E. Ross, R.E.

  “    J. Bailey, Bedfords    Pte. G.W. Hampton, N.F.           H. Shipley, R.E.

  “    T. Barnes, D.L.I.      S.M. G. Harris, R.E.         Pte. T. Smith, D.L.I.

       R. Black, R.A.M.C.          J. Howe, R.N.R.         Dvr. W.F. Smith, R.A.S.C.

       T. Blakey, M.T.        Pte. A. Hugill, N.F.         Pte. F. Smillie, D.L.I.

       W.H. Brown, M.T.       L.Cpl. N. James, N.E.        Spr. R. Stenhouse, R.E.

       J.E. Brown, M.T.       E.R.A. W. Jeffries, R.N.     Pte. J. Stobbs, A.V.C.

  Pte. J. Brunger, D.L.I.          W. Mack, R.N.D.         Sgt. M. Stobart, R.F.A.

  “    W. Brunger, D.L.I.          D. Mack                 C.A. J. Stobart, D.S.C., R.N.  

  “    G. Carr, D.L.I.             G. Martin, R.N.D.       D.S. G.M. Stobart, R.N.

  Nurse S. Carr, V.A.D.            J. McCall, M.S.         A.C. E.A. Stobart, R.A.F.

  Pte. G. Corbett                  G.R. Middlemass, R.A.F. Pte. N. Temple, D.L.I.

  Pte. R. Corbett, D.L.I.     Pte. T. Middlemass, N.F.     Sgt. T. Thew, N.F.

  Pte. R.T. Cowell, R.E.      Spr. J. Nicholson, R.E.      Pte. M. Thompson, D.L.I.

  A.M. J. Davison, R.A.F.          J. Nicholson, R.N.      Cdt. N. Thompson, R.A.F.

       W. Dodds, R.N.         A.B. A.W. Ovens, R.N.        Pte. H. Webb, D.L.I.

  B.M. E. Douglass, R.A.F.    Cpl. G. Patrick, M.M., N.F.  “    B. White, D.L.I.

  A.B. G.W. Douglass, R.N.    Pte. G. Pendrich, D.L.I.          J. Wilkinson, R.A.F.

  Pte. T.G. Douglass, N.F.        G.D. Pendrich, R.A.F.    G.P.O. R. Wilson, R.N.S., B.R.

       F. English, M.M.           W.H. Pendrich, R.A.F.    Pte. J.M.Wright, S.F.

  Gnr. M. Greenwell, R.F.A.   Sgt. W. Prince, R.A.F.       “    C. Wrighton, R.S.H.

       M. Greenwell, R.N.V.R. Pte. G. Prince, W.R.              T. Middlemast, E.Y.

  Pte.  W. Carr, R.S.              N. Brunger, N.F.             R. Brunger, Linc.            

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