St Nicholas Parish Church, Newchurch
War Memorials
Dedicated by the Reverend J. S. Addison M.A.
Vicar of Carrington and formerly Vicar of St Nicholas
11th December 1920
Arthur | Alderson. | Samuel | Hannah. | |||||
James | Arnott. | Frank | Hargreaves. | |||||
Harry | Barcroft. | Abraham Birtwistle | Harrison. | |||||
Stephen John | Bayes. | Alfred William | Hides. | |||||
Harold | Beard. | James | Hitchen. | |||||
Nathaniel Spencer | Beard. | Albert John | Holt. | |||||
John | Bolton. | Norman Drifiled | Kinsey. | |||||
Harry Hargreaves | Bolton. | James William | Meadowcroft. | |||||
Maurice Baldwin | Bolton. | George William | Newton. | |||||
Edward | Carmalt. | John Richard | Nuttall. | |||||
Henry | Carter. | Oliver | Rowell. | |||||
Benjamin | Clarkson. | James William | Stowe. | |||||
Anthony | Cookson. | Arthur | Taylor. | |||||
Robert | Cronkshaw. | Joseph Harold | Taylor. | |||||
Joseph Richard | Eastwood. | Albert Edward | Tiddy. | |||||
George William | Ferguson. | Wilfred | Tiddy. | |||||
Joseph | Garside. | Fred | Tomlinson. | |||||
James Henry | Grinrod. | James | Weir. | |||||
Roll of Honour on South wall of the Church
PRAY FOR THE SOULS OF THE MEN OF
THIS PARISH WHO, IN THE GREAT WAR
(A.D. 1914 - 1918) GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY
ASHWORTH. | FRED | LESTER. | WILLIAM | |||||
BROWN. | FLEETWOOD | McCORMACK. | LEONARD | |||||
BROWN. | FRANK | MARCROFT. | TOM | |||||
DAVIES. | ARTHUR | NUTTALL. | JOSEPH | |||||
DRIVER. | JAMES | RILEY. | WILLIAM | |||||
EATOUGH. | FRED | SMITH. | JAMES GIBSON | |||||
HOWARTH. | ALEXANDER | TATTERSALL. | WILFRED | |||||
HOWARTH. | GEORGE | TOLWORTHY. | GEORGE | |||||
HOWARTH. | RICHARD LORD | TOLWORTHY. | JAMES | |||||
HUNT. | JAMES | WELSBY. | ARTHUR | |||||
HUTCHINSON. | RICHARD KEELING | WILSON. | THOMAS |
OF WHOSE GLORIOUS SACRIFICE THE CHANCEL GATES ARE ERECTED
IN REMEMBERANCE
GIFTS FOR THE
MEMORIAL
CHAPEL
ALTAR FRONTAL
IN MEMORY OF PRIVATE JACK BARNES.
ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS WHO
DIED OF WOUNDS IN ITALY, APRIL 18TH 1945
AGED 25 YEARS
OCTOBER 1945
BRASS CROSS AND CANDLESTICKS
IN MEMORY OF SARGEANT ROBERT ALFRED
MASLEN. GRENADIER GUARDS WHO WAS KILLED
AT MOUNT CAMMINO, ITALY ON DECEMBER
4TH 1943 AGED 24 YEARS
FEBRUARY 1946
BRASS SANCTUARY LAMP
IN MEMORY OF SIGNALMAN ERNEST BRERETON
KERSHAW. ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS WHO DIED
IN FORMOSA AS A JAPANESE PRISONER OF WAR
ON FEBRUARY 21ST 1944 AGED 27 YEARS
OCTOBER 1946