The War Memorial at St Paul's
The war memorial is found just inside the South West porch. It was constructed following the end of the Great War, and the inscription reads:
REMEMBER WITH PRAYERS AND THANKSGIVING THESE OUR BROTHERS WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1919.
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This of course now includes the Second World War, and the sentiments apply to anyone who has given their life in conflict since then; the Poppy Appeal is as relevant now as it ever was.
The names below are enscribed on the war memorial.
The Great War
1914
Joseph N Nuttall
Bernard Hardy
1915
Horace Deakin
Harold Bebee
Cyril Millar
Albert Petch
Cyril Rothery
Joe Lovelace
George Clewer
Eric Aked
Frank Murgatroyd
Henry Watson
Frederick W Bull
1916
Harry Haigh
Joe Shaw
Ernest E Sykes MC
Frank Hensby
Alfred Clark
Godfrey Bingley
Willie Whatmough
Albert E Gomersall
Ernest Hensby
Leonard Steele
Frank Stubbs
William R Lisle
John Sutcliffe
Tom Walshaw
Frank Baylis
Joe Kershaw
Granville Milnes
Lewis Turner
Harold Steele
Arthur Watson
Arthur Lister
Lewis Brazey
George Minnett
Ernest Jenkinson
Samuel Rothery
Tom Harrison
Herbert Greenwood
John H H Rushton
Eric B Rayner
Percy Haigh
Lewis Crossley
Clifford V Millar
Ernest G Gledhill
John Baylis
W C Erwart Stubbs
Horace Fogg
1919
Thomas H Hartley
Albert T Bird
Herbert W Nicholl
Lewis Riley
1917
Charles Clarkson
Arthur Ryder
Maurice J Sheard
A Reginald Swallow
Harold Edwards
William Bramley
Willie Riley
Wallace Thompson
Arthur Milnes
Arnold Crossley
Tom Hepworth
Harry W Green
G Cyril Nutton
George H Welch
Frederick W Thompson
Walter K Whitehead
Clement Whitaker
Harry S P Oxley
Ernest Blight
Percy Taylor
1918
Albert Smith
Lewis Grummett
Harry Fossard
The Second World War
1939 – 1945
Wilfred Booth
Arthur Broadbent
Geoffrey Brooksbank
Eric Carr
Douglas Christian
Kenneth Cross
Leslie Dawson
Trevor Derrington
Robert Hanson
Trevor Ingham
Eric Lawrence
Leslie Marshall
Alec Stott
Leonard Stott
Walter Tarn
Alan Taylor
Raymond Turner
Frank Waldron
Horace Washington
