St. Paul's Anglican Church First World War Memorial Plaques
This series of plaques is dedicated to various members of the congregation killed during the First World War.
Inscription
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WILFRED ALBERT DUCK
HE DIED FOR FREEDOM AND HONOUR
SYDNEY AMYAS WINTERBOTTOM
IN LOVING MEMORY, KILLED IN ACTION, PASSCHENDAELE, NOVEMBER 6, 1917, AGED 21 YEARS, AVE ATQUE VALE
WALTER JOSIAH PEARSE
OUR ONLY DEARLY BELOVED SON, SECOND LIEUTENANT RHA, BORN DECEMBER 17, 1890, KILLED AT VIMY RIDGE APRIL 19, 1917, EVER THROUGH THE VEIL CHRIST’S PITYING EYES LOOK DOWN TO BLESS OUR LESSER SACRIFICE
IN MEMORY OF MARMADUKE C. TUNSTALL, KILLED IN ACTION SEPTEMBER 27, 1916 IN FRANCE
IN LOVING MEMORY GEORGE HAROLD WALKLEY, SERGEANT 54TH KOOTENAY BATTALION, KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE, NOVEMBER 18, 1916
IN LOVING MEMORY CORPORAL GEORGE VIVIAN LONEY, COMPANY ‘M’, 325TH A.E.F., DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION IN FRANCE, OCTOBER 22, 1918, AGED 23 YEARS
EYRE MORTON DANN, IN MEMORIAM, DIED OF WOUNDS IN FRANCE, NOVEMBER 2, 1916
ARTHUR CHAMBERLIN, DIED OF WOUNDS, MAY 6, 1917
JAMES FREDERICK WILLIAM BRISTOW, HE DIED FOR FREEDOM AND HONOUR, IN LOVING MEMORY, BORN 1896, LOST HIS LIFE AGE 21 YEARS, JUNE 27, 1918 BY THE TORPEDOING AND SINKING OF THE HOSPITAL SHIP ‘LLANDOVERY CASTLE’
Plaques commémoratives de église anglicane St. Paul's dans la Première Guerre mondiale
Cette série de plaques est dédiée aux membres de la congrégation morts durant la Première Guerre mondiale
Le texte de l’inscription figure dans la section anglaise.