Memorial

Roll of Honour Whickham 1914-18 Cottage Hospital

Whickham

Memorial Name: Roll of Honour Whickham 1914-18 Cottage Hospital (W86.05)

NEWMP Ref No.: W86.05

Parish: Whickham

Original Location:

The Hospital, see W86.02.

Present Location:

Now in Community Centre

Which War:

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date:

Unveiled 26th August 1922 by Lieut.Col. J. Woodbury Thompson, V.D.;
dedicated by Rev. C.E. Little, Rector of Whickham.

Materials Used:

Parchment behind glass

Inscription:

The Whickham
War Memorial Cottage Hospital
Whickham
Roll of Honour
of those who made the Supreme Sacrifice in the
Great War 1914-1918
Pro Patria.

Memorial Description:

Roll of Honour on paper behind glass.

There is a narrow green border, with a gold leaf pattern extending beyond the corners.

The top two corners of the centre panel are filled with oak leaves with left the badge of the St. John Ambulance and right the badge of the British Red Cross.

At centre bottom are two crossed standards with the words “Pro Patria” in gold lettering between.

The names are printed in three columns using sans serif capitals.

Names:

65 surnames and initials.
See transcript.

Sources:

Photo: Kevin Armstrong

Illustrated Chronicle
28/08/1922 reports dedication

Newcastle Weekly Chronicle
27/09/1922 reports proposed unveiling.

Northern Echo
28/08/1922 reports unveiling

Stanley and Consett News
31/08/1922 reports unveiling

Research Acknowledgements:

Joan Ridley;
Kevin Armstrong;
Dorothy Hall

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Names Documents:

WHICKHAM   Community Centre

  The Whickham

  War Memorial Cottage Hospital

  Whickham

  Roll of Honour

  of those who made the Supreme Sacrifice in the

  Great War 1914-1918

  Arthurs, D.          Harbottle, R.      Porteous, T.

  Athinson (sic) C.C.  Harm, T.           Proud, H.

  Atkinson, H.         Hedworth, A.       Redden, E.

  Atkinson, J.W.       Hedworth, T.H.     Robson, M.

  Atkinson, W.         Hodgson, J.E.      Ross, T.

  Bell, W.M.           Hogg, E.           Scott, W.

  Bell, W.T.           Howe, G.           Simpson, J.

  Bertram, A.          Huxley, B.         Smiles, B.E.

  Brennan, J.          Ismay, W.N.        Sneddon, F.E.K.

  Brennan, P.          Jones, L.          Stalker, R.

  Briggs, J.           Kelly, W.          Stark, W.S.

  Buckton, H.A.        Kitchingman, J.E.  Swindle, J.

  Campbell, H.H.       Laybourne, T.      Swindle, M.C.

  Cawthorne, T.        Liddell, J.        Taylor, R.

  Costello, J.         Lynn, W.           Thompson, R.W.

  Detchon, J.O.        Mann, R.A.         Thompson, W.K.

  Dodds, J.            Martin, J.         Walters, H.

  Elliott, F.          Masland, F.N.      Wardhaugh, J.

  Findlay, A.          Mowbray, G.F.      Wilson, E.E.

  Findlay, M.          Mulvey, J.         Wheatley, J.

  Garrett, I.          Nevin, W.          Whitfield, J.

  Graham, H.                              Whitfield, W.

  Pro Patria.

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