Memorial

Roll of Honour 1914-18 Literary Institute

Chester Moor

Memorial Name: Roll of Honour 1914-18 Literary Institute (C123.02)

NEWMP Ref No.: C123.02

Parish: Chester Moor

Original Location:

Literary Institute

Present Location:

Unknown

Which War:

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date:

Unveiled July 1920 by Alderman J. Lawson, M.P. for Chester le Street.

Materials Used:

Rosewood frame.

How Money was Raised:

Public subscription.

Memorial Description:

Roll of Honour, illuminated in wood frame.

Names:

150 names and ranks.
See transcript.

Notes:

1. It was proposed that the roll would be hung for one month in each of the several Mission Churches in Chester Moor before being finally placed in the Literary Institute.

2. When unveiling the roll, Mr. Lawson used a pair of scissors found in Germany by Mr. George Cronin of Chester Moor, who was a prisoner of war there for four years.

Sources:

Chester le Street Chronicle
09/07/1920 reports unveiling.

Research Acknowledgements:

Dorothy Hall

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Names Documents:

CHESTER MOOR Literary Institute

The layout of this memorial is not known.

The following has been extracted from a newspaper

report and has not been compared with the original

nor with a good photograph.

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  Killed in action or died from wounds.

  Gun. Newrich Armstrong  Sgt. John R. Henderson  Pte. Thomas Stearman

  Bomb. Peter S. Cole     Pte. Robert Hutchinson  Sgt. Edward Todd   

  Pte. Robert Dolan       A.B. Robert Hood        Cpl. Stephen G. Turnbull

  L.Cpl. Dennis S. Darby  Pte. Thomas W. Horn     Pte. Frederick Laidlaw

  M.O. John Forster       L.Cpl. John E. Lake     William Laidlaw

  Pte. Alfred Henderson   Gnr. Abram Maddison     L.Cpl. Thomas Laybourne

  Pte. Gerard Watson      Pte. Henry Witherspoon  

  Served

  Dvr. John Agnew         Dvr. William Hankinson  Pte. Ernest Reeves

  Gun. George C. Agnew    Pte. John Henderson     C.Cpl. Gilbert Robson   

  L.Cpl. John Amos        Pte. William Henderson  MBR Selina Scott   

  Dvr. James Andrews      L.Cpl. George Henderson Gun. Herbert F. Saint   

  Cpl. Joseph Ashurst     Pte. John Horn          Pte. Edward Saynor   

  Pte. James Ashurst      Pte. Robert Humes       Sgt. Thomas Simpson

  S.Sgt. Edward Armstrong CSM John G. Hunter      Gun. Thomas W. Slater

  L.Cpl. William Belshaw  Pte. Norman Hutchinson  Gun. Joseph Slater   

  Gdsmn William Belshaw   Pte. Thomas Hutchinson  Pte. John Slater   

  L.Cpl. James R. Belshaw Pte. Robert Jamphrew    Pte. Richard Smith

  Gun. Joseph Bell        Pte. George Jolly       Gun. Joseph Smith

  Cpl.Philip Buck         Pte. Joseph Laws        Gdsm. George Smith   

  Sap. George Bland       Pte. James Laybourne    Pte. Thomas Smith   

  Sap. Robinson Brown     Pte. George Ledger      Pte. John Smith      

  Gun. Nicholas Carr      Pte. George Ledger      Pte. Frederick George Stoker

  Pte. Matthew W. Carr    Gun. Cuthbert Ledger    Pte. Robert Stearman

  Pte. Thomas H. Cole     Pte. John Laidler       Gun. Robert Stark

  Pte. Andrew Conreah     Pte. James ?Luccock     CSM George Sheldrake

  Cpl. Frederick Cook     Pte. John Luke          Pte. Stanley Scott

  Gun. Henry Colbeck      Sap. John Lockey        Pte. James R. Sweeney

  Pte. George Cronin      Cpl. Daniel Maddison    Nurse J.S. Taylor

  Pte. Thomas Clark       Gdsm. George Maddison   Pte. Charlton Taylor

  Pte. Isaac Coxon        Pte. Thomas Maul        Pte. William Taylor

  A.B. Robert Dickinson   L.Cpl. John S. Maughan  Tpr. William S. Tindale

  Pte. William Dixon      Rif. Glenroy Maughan    Pte. James F. Tindale

  Pte. Joseph Dodds       Gun. William B. Mavin   Dvr. William Thornton

  Pte. Robert Dodd        Pte. Robert Mitchell    Dvr. Frederick Thompson

  Sgt. Victor Elliott     Pte. Arthur Milner      Pte. Mark Thompson

  Pte. Ernest Elliott     Dvr. Thomas Mordue      Pte. Hugh Turner

  Sgt. George Flint       Pte. Bernard McLaverty  Pte. John Turner

  Sgt. John Flint         Pte. John McLaverty     Pte. William Twinn

  Pte. George Foster      Sgt. John Megoran       Pte. George E. Twinn

  Pte. Edward Gales       Pte. John Newbiggin     Pte. John R. Ward

  Pte. Robert Gales       Pte. John G. Nelson     Gun. George Walton

  Pte. Frederick Garr     Pte. William Oliphant   Pte. Philip Walton

  Pte. Edward Gray        Sgt. Thomas ?Perue      Sig. John R. Walton

  Pte. Charles Graham     Pte. John W. Peacock    Gun. Maddison Wilks

  A.M. John Halliday      Pte. John Powney        Gun. Matthew H. Wilks

  Gun. Arthur Halliday    Pte. Cyril Pride        Gdsm. James Willey

  Pte. George Halliday    Pte. Stephen Prichard   Pte. Cecil Winter

  Pte. Norman Hardy       Pte. Frederick Pugh     Pte. Thomas G. Wearmouth

  Skr George W. Harrison  Pte. Jacob Rain         Cpl. Wilson Wood

  Pte. John H. Wood                               Skr. Albert V. Wright.

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