Memorial

Roll of Honour 1914-18 Westmorland Presbyterian

Elswick

Memorial Name: Roll of Honour 1914-18 Westmorland Presbyterian (E35.37)

NEWMP Ref No.: E35.37

Parish: Elswick

Original Location:

Westmorland Presbyterian Church, at the corner of Westmorland Road and Maple Terrace.

Which War:

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date:

Unveiled 11th July 1919 by Mrs H.B. Badenoch.

Materials Used:

Paper behind glass.

Inscription:

Roll of Honour
Westmorland Road Presbyterian Church
Newcastle upon Tyne.
In commemoration of the men of this Church who
in the Navy or Army served their Country and the cause of
Freedom and Right during the Great War 1914-1918.
(Names)
Of whom
Two were prisoners
Sixteen were wounded
+ Five laid down their lives.

Memorial Description:

Roll of Honour, highly ornamented.

Round the edge is a border of leaves.

In each corner is a shield bearing (top left) a Tudor rose; (top right) the English lion; (bottom left) cannot be identified from the photo and (bottom right) the crest of the United Kingdom.

At centre top is the Union flag crossed with the English flag. On each side is a scroll containing the words “Thanks be to God who giveth us the Victory.”

At the bottom, below the royal crest, is another scroll which tells what happened to some of the men.

The names are listed in three columns divided by red lines.

The memorial is handwritten using black lettering with some red initials.

Names:

88 names and regiments
See transcript.

Sources:

Photo: Fiona Birkett

North Mail
14/07/1919 reports unveiling.

Research Acknowledgements:

Dorothy Hall;
Tony Harding;
Fiona Birkett

Research In Progress:

Fiona Birkett is researching the names on this memorial and can be contacted at fiona_birkett@blueyonder.co.uk

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Names Documents:

  Roll of Honour

  Westmorland Road Presbyterian Church

  Newcastle upon Tyne.

  In commemoration of the men of this Church who

  in the Navy or Army served their Country and the cause of

  Freedom and Right during the Great War 1914-1918.

  Adam H.         NF        +Grant G.T.     Can. I.  Newlands J.(M.M.)  A.Cyc.Co.

  Badenoch A.     CanFA.    Hardie T.       RS       Patton. A.         RAF

  Badenoch H.     Can.I.    +Hastie E.E.    RASC     Patton A.F.        N. Hus.

  Badenoch R.G.   RAMC      Hastie J.R.     NF       Patton H.W.        RFA

  Bain J.W.       Lab.C.    Henderson R.G.  ASC      Patton S.          Aus.LI

  Beattie A.      RASC (M?) Hendry G.G.     RN       Richardson T.      MGC

  Bell J.         N.C.Batt. Hepburn J.      Lon.S.   Sharp J.           RN

  Bell Wm.        RN        Hills E.R.      KRR      Sharp W.           NF

  Bilton J.C.     RGA       Hudson R.M.     RN       Smith J.           NF

  Bone F.F.       NF(TS)    Hull C.E.       NF       Spark G.           RE

  Bowey J.        NF        Hull W.R.B.     RGA      Spark J.           RE

  Brown A.        DLI       ?Imric W.T.     Aus.A.   Scott T.M.         RAF

  Brown C.        RAF       Kerr A.         RE       Steel T.           A&SH

  Brown G.        RN        Kerr W.         Tanks C. Stewart J.         HLI

  Common W.E.     RGA       Kirkpatrick F.  RAMC     Stewart T.         NF

  Campbell E.S.   ?N.C.Batt McCracken A.M. (MC)RFA   Torrance R          NC Batt

  Campbell WR(MBE)NF        McCracken J.O.  RFA      Turnbull F.L.      Can.E.

  Cogbill J.      RN        Macfarlane G.F. NF       Turnbull M         RFA

  Constable F.A.  RE        McGillivray J.  LF       Turnbull T         NF

  Dick W.H.       RE        McLeod J.       RAF      Vallance A.T.B.    NF

  Dodd Wm.J.      KRR       Mcleod Jas.     RN       Walter E.          RNAS.

  Douglas J.      RGA       McLeod V.       RN       +Waugh J.B.        RS

  Duncan C.       W.Yks.    +Melvin W.      Lon.R.   Waugh W.           York Reg.

  Duncan J.M.     RN        Milne G.        NF       Wilson A.          NF

  Elliott C.C.    RASC MT   +Mitchell J.M.  HLI      Wilson Jos.        RASC

  Elliott H.      Aus.I.    Newlands A.     RAMC     Wilson J.          RMA

  Elliot W.J.     ?Nr.F.                             Winter J.          NF

  Falconer G.     RME                                Wisely G.A.        RFA

  Forster E.J.    RAMC                               Witherspoon J.     RN

  Fraser L.       RN     

  Of whom

  Two were prisoners

  Sixteen were wounded

  + Five laid down their lives.

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