Memorial

Roll of Honour 1939-45 Holy Saviour

Sugley

Memorial Name: Roll of Honour 1939-45 Holy Saviour (S59.02)

NEWMP Ref No.: S59.02

Parish: Sugley

Original Location:

Holy Saviour Church, corner of Newburn Road and Tyne View.

On wall at west end of nave.

Which War:

1939-45

Dedication, Creation or Publication date:

Dedicated 22nd February 1953 by the Lord Bishop of Newcastle.

Materials Used:

Paper in wood frame.

Inscription:

To the Glory of God
and in memory of all those of Lemington who died
in the Second World War 1939-45 the chancel of this
Church was paved with Caithness stone.

May they rest in peace.

Memorial Description:

Roll of Honour 20 inches high x 16 inches wide (50cms x 40cms) on paper behind glass in wood frame.

The names are handwritten in two columns.

The space from the end of each name to the end of the column is filled with a scroll pattern.

Names:

34 names.
See transcript.

Sources:

Photos: Philip Thirkell; Muriel Sobo

Source of quotation
“May they rest in peace” Mass for the Dead

Additional Research Documents

Research Acknowledgements:

Philip Thirkell;
Muriel Sobo;
Alan White

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Names Documents:

SUGLEY, Holy Saviour Church.

    

  To the Glory of God

  and in memory of all those of Lemington who died

  in the Second World War 1939-45 the chancel of this

  Church was paved with Caithness stone.

  Dedicated by the Lord Bishop of Newcastle on the 22nd February, 1953

 

  Michael Brady                   Leslie Laidlaw

  Charles Ball                    Cecil Thomas Benjamin Lamb

  Joseph Brown                    Sidney Layburn

  Ralph Ritchieson Brown, senior  Norman Leslie Lane

  Ralph Ritchieson Brown, junior  Clarence Lowdon

  John Kirkbride Carr             Joseph Tweddle Mansfield

  Gordon Chester Chicken          Malcolm Massey

  William Ernest Coates           Ernest Robert Mitcheson

  George Cribbin                  Frederick Potts

  John Veitch Curry               Gordon Robinson

  William Gordon Dawson           Walter Matthew Scott

  Alfred Scott Danskin            John Settersfield

  James Arthur Emerson            Raymond Bertram Smith

  Edward Joseph Hardwick          William Smith

  Kenneth Ian Hills               Annie Stafford

  George Henry Johnson            John Thomas Grant Stafford

  William Jude                    Robert Westthorp

 

  May they rest in peace.

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