Tideswell, Derbyshire
The War Memorial is located on Queen Street, Tideswell.
Inscription: 6 o'clock Face: In ever/ loving memory of/ the men of this town/ who gave their lives/ for their country's/ sake in the Great War/ 1914-1919/ and in the World War/ 1939-1945/ WW2 Names./// 3 o'clock & 9 o'clock Faces: WW1 Names. /// 12 o'clock Face: They whom this memorial/ commemorates were numbered/ among those who at the call/ of King and country left/ all that was dear to them/ endured hardness faced/ dangers and finally passed/ out of the sight of men by/ the path of duty and self/ sacrifice giving up their own/ lives that others might live/ in freedom /// Let those who come after/ see to it that their names/ are not forgotten.
Names: George T Ashmore, Bayley George, Willaim H Brierley, J J Hubert Brierley, C Harry G Brightmore, F Lester Chapman, Harold Chapman, Arthur Chapman, George W Dawson, A Cecil Esplin, Joe L Fletcher, John T L Fletcher, William Flint, Leslie Flint, Frederick Flint, Walter Francis, Alfred J Francis, John W Gibson, George Gough, Wilfrid L Gratton, George H Green, Charles Gregory, Joseph Hall, Matthew Hambleton, George L Harrison, Thomas J Harrison, John F Harrison, Ronald C Harrison, Samuel Hodgkinson, John Howarth, Tom Howe, Thomas Hudson, William Jackson, Maurice Johnson, Samuel F Lomas, Norman Lomas, Reginald Lomas, Wilfred Lomas, Max Markovitz, Lawrence Millward, John Palfreyman, Percy Porter, Arthur Riley, Arthur Sellars, Robert L Shenton, Lawrence Siddons, John Sutton, Laurence Tattersall, William H Tattersall, Bernard A Taylor, Joseph H Wagstaff, Ernest Walton, George W Walton. James Duncan, Clement R Goodwin. Wheston.
www.warmemorialsonline.org.uk/memorial/162818/
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IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THIS TOWN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY'S SAKE IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 – 1919
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Tideswell, Derbyshire
The War Memorial is located on Queen Street, Tideswell.
Inscription: 6 o'clock Face: In ever/ loving memory of/ the men of this town/ who gave their lives/ for their country's/ sake in the Great War/ 1914-1919/ and in the World War/ 1939-1945/ WW2 Names./// 3 o'clock & 9 o'clock Faces: WW1 Names. /// 12 o'clock Face: They whom this memorial/ commemorates were numbered/ among those who at the call/ of King and country left/ all that was dear to them/ endured hardness faced/ dangers and finally passed/ out of the sight of men by/ the path of duty and self/ sacrifice giving up their own/ lives that others might live/ in freedom /// Let those who come after/ see to it that their names/ are not forgotten.
Names: George T Ashmore, Bayley George, Willaim H Brierley, J J Hubert Brierley, C Harry G Brightmore, F Lester Chapman, Harold Chapman, Arthur Chapman, George W Dawson, A Cecil Esplin, Joe L Fletcher, John T L Fletcher, William Flint, Leslie Flint, Frederick Flint, Walter Francis, Alfred J Francis, John W Gibson, George Gough, Wilfrid L Gratton, George H Green, Charles Gregory, Joseph Hall, Matthew Hambleton, George L Harrison, Thomas J Harrison, John F Harrison, Ronald C Harrison, Samuel Hodgkinson, John Howarth, Tom Howe, Thomas Hudson, William Jackson, Maurice Johnson, Samuel F Lomas, Norman Lomas, Reginald Lomas, Wilfred Lomas, Max Markovitz, Lawrence Millward, John Palfreyman, Percy Porter, Arthur Riley, Arthur Sellars, Robert L Shenton, Lawrence Siddons, John Sutton, Laurence Tattersall, William H Tattersall, Bernard A Taylor, Joseph H Wagstaff, Ernest Walton, George W Walton. James Duncan, Clement R Goodwin. Wheston.
www.warmemorialsonline.org.uk/memorial/162818/
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IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THIS TOWN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY'S SAKE IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 – 1919
More info can be found here:-