Winfrith Newburgh
ST CHRISTOPHER’S CHURCH, WINFRITH NEWBURGH
WAR MEMORIAL RECORDING THE NAMES OF THE FALLEN MEN FROM TWO WORLD WARS FROM THE VILLAGES OF WINFRITH AND EAST KNIGHTON
Photographs
and transcriptions by Dorinda Miles
TO
THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN
SACRED
AND HONOURED MEMORY
OF
THE FOLLOWING MEN FROM THIS
PARISH
WHO DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE
DURING
THE GREAT WAR 1914-1919
Harry
BAGG Private
5th Battalion, Dorsetshire Regiment
*
J BARNES Private 1st
Battalion, Dorsetshire Regiment
*
BISHOP Corp
5th Battalion, Dorsetshire Regiment
B
L BURDEN
Private 2nd Battalion, Northumberland Fus.
P
J BURDEN
Private 2nd Battalion, Coldstream Guards
F
CLEALL Private 4th
Battalion(T) Dorsetshire Regiment
B
F COBB A
B H.M.S. New Zealand
H
C W CORNISH
A B H.M.S. Good Hope
A
J KING Sapper
R E
C
P N TRENT
Corp 2nd Battalion, Wiltshire Regiment
“Greater
love hath no man than this, that
a
man lie down his life for his friends”
This
tablet
was
erected by their fellow parishioners
DIED
IN THE WAR OF 1939-45
J
L BAGGS
1/Lt Royal Irish Fusiliers
T
W J BURDEN Cpl R.E.M.E.
J
O B COX
Stkr (1/Class) HMS Berkeley
L
E IRONSIDES Pte R.A.O.C
Photo: Adopted War Memorial:
This wooden War Memorial which hangs on the West wall was removed from the small church building in East Burton when that building became redundant.
TO
THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN
THANKFUL
REMEMBRANCE OF THE
FOLLOWING
MEN FROM EAST BURTON
AND
WINFRITH NEWBURGH ~ WHO JOINED
HIS
MAJESTY’S FORCES DURING
THE
GREAT WAR 1914 – 1919
|
L
A |
BIDWELL |
M
C |
KEYNES |
R
J |
PAYNE |
|
E
J |
BURT |
M
J |
KEYNES |
H
M |
ROPER |
|
F
R |
BURT |
R
W |
KEYNES |
J |
ROPER |
|
H
G |
BURT |
A
R |
LARCOMBE |
A
W |
SIBLEY |
|
T
P |
BURT |
C
H |
MANUEL |
B
E |
SIBLEY |
|
G
P J |
DOVE |
W
G |
ORCHARD |
|
|
|
E
J G |
HONEYBUN |
A |
PAYNE |
|
|
AND
IN HONOURED AND LASTING MEMORY OF
THE
TWO MEN WHO DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE
|
W
T |
DOVE |
5TH
BATT DORSETSHIRE REGIMENT |
|
T |
PAYNE |
5TH
BATT DORSETSHIRE REGIMENT |
~~~~~~~~
GREATER
LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS – THAT
A
MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS
THIS
TABLET
WAS
ERECTED BY THEIR FELLOW PARISHIONERS
ALSO
IN MEMORY OF THE MEN WHO FELL IN THE
SECOND
WORLD WAR 1939 – 1945
|
GEORGE |
ACKERMAN |
WILLIAM |
MCTAGGART |
|
WILLIAM |
SMITH |
FRANK |
SMITH |
|
|
ERNEST |
DREDGE |
|
