Memorial

Plaque Parish 1914-18 St. John the Baptist

Quebec

Memorial Name: Plaque Parish 1914-18 St. John the Baptist (Q2.06)

NEWMP Ref No.: Q2.06

Parish: Quebec

Original Location:

Church of St. John the Baptist, Front Street.

On south wall. (Closed)

Present Location:

Church of St. Michael and All Angels at Esh

Which War:

1914-18

Materials Used:

Brass on wood

Inscription:

This Window & the Memorial Tablets
were erected to the honoured memory
of the men of this Parish who died
for England in the Great War, 1914 – 1918

Memorial Description:

Plaque approx. 18 inches high x 12 inches wide (46cms x 30cms), on oak pattress.

Names:

30 names, ranks and regiments.
See transcript.

Notes:

1. The church closed in February 2011.

2. 2015 -The church has been converted into a house

Sources:

Photos: James Pasby; John and Mavis Dixon

The Monumental Brasses of County Durham William Lack, H. Martin Stuchfield and Philip Whittemore 2002 ISBN 095 4327101

Additional Research Documents

Research Acknowledgements:

John and Mavis Dixon;
Dorothy Hall;
Durham Diocesan Office;
Ann Lawlor, Hamsteels History group.

Research In Progress:

All the names on this memorial have been researched.

See Every Name a Story entries.

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Names Documents:

QUEBEC  St. John the Baptist Church   

 

  This Window & the Memorial Tablets

  were erected to the honoured memory

  of the men of this Parish who died

  for England in the Great War, 1914 – 1918

  —————————-

 

  Pte.   Edward Rust, 4th Yorks Regt.

  “      George E. Suddes, Royal Marine L. Infy.

  “      Joseph Thompson. Somerset L. Infy

  “      William Hall, East Yorks Regt.

  “      Thomas McKenna, Tyneside Irish Brigade

  Cpl.   Jacob Crabb, King’s Royal Rifles

  Pte.   Robert Jackson, Tyneside Scottish Brigade

  Sgt.   Thomas Rippon,      “      “

  Cpl.   Arthur Keepin,      “      “

  Pte.   Fred Chaplin, Tyneside Irish Brigade

  “      Thomas Cave, Yorkshire Regt.

  “      John Walker, Tyneside Irish Brigade

  “      George Luke,     “    Scottish   “

  “      James Marley, 8th East Yorks Regt.

  “      Frank Chapman, Tyneside Scottish Brigade

  “      George J. Morralee,     “      “

  Gnr.   Mark Blenkiron, Royal Garrison Artillery

  Pte.   George Dodd, Northumberland Fusiliers

  “      William J. Barrett, Manchester Regiment

  “      Humphrey Walton, 2nd Yorks Regiment

  “      Charles Sadler, Tyneside Scottish Brigade

  “      John W. Black, King’s Royal Rifles

  “      Robert Hirst, East Yorks Regiment

  “      William Shaw, York & Lancaster Regt.

  “      George Cutmore, Tyneside Scottish Brigade

  “      Thomas Liddell, Northumberland Fusiliers

  “      Joseph Teasdale, Machine Gun Corps

  “      James Marriott, Royal Border Regiment

  “      Joseph Harbisher, Highland Light Infantry

  “      Joseph Edwin Jackson, Northumberland Fusrs.

NamesQ2.06    

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