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Index to War Memorials NORTH EAST WAR MEMORIALS PROJECT 1 INDEX TO NORTHUMBERLAND & NEWCASTLE WARDS as at 1st April 2007 Abbreviations: BkofRem Book of Remembrance.; Cemy Cemetery; Chyd Churchyard.; Colly Colliery; Cong: Congregational; CWGC Commonwealth War Graves Commission; DLI Durham Light Infantry; FEPOW Far East Prisoners of War; Fus. Fusiliers; Hosp. Hospital IndMeth Independent Methodist; IWM Imperial War Museum; KIA Killed in action; KOSB: King’s Own Scottish Borderers; Meth. Methodist; RNF Royal Northumberland Fusiliers; Presb. Presbyterian; PM, PrimMeth Primitive Methodist; RAOB Royal & Ancient Order of Buffaloes; RC Roman Catholic; ROH Roll of Honour; Sch. School; SGW Stained glass window; UnFreeMeth United Free Meth.; UnMeth United Methodist; UR, URC United ReformedCh.; WesMeth: Wesleyan Methodist; WMC Working Mens’ Club ACKLINGTON (Alnwick District) St.John the Divine Church A2.01 In StJohn the DivineCh. (Lychgate, 1914-18) A2.02 In StJohn the DivineCh. (Metal Plaque, 1914-18) A2.03 In StJohn the DivineCh. (Pulpit light, Robinson, 1943) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No memorial Former Sch.; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Northumberland Gazette 30/11/2006 reports that the parish council is considering a proposal to erect a memorial to those men who died whilst serving at RAF Acklington ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ACOMB (Tynedale District) See also St. John Lee. A19.01 In Meth.Ch. (Plaque, Sunday Sch., 1914-18) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Acton See Felton ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Adderstone See Lucker. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Akeld See Wooler ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALLENDALE (Tynedale District) Outdoor A6.03 On village green (Fountain, Glendinning, 1902) St. Cuthbert’s Church A6.02 In StCuthbert'sCh. (Parish, Lych gate, 1914-18, 1939-45) Methodist Churches A6.01 In Trinity Meth. Chapel (SGW, 1914-18) A6.04 In PrimMeth.Ch. (Plaque, 3 men who fell, 1914-18) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALLENHEADS (Tynedale District) Outdoor A7.01 On green, (Cross, Parish, 1914-18, 1939-45) Methodist Church A7.02 In Sparty Lea Meth.Ch. (Plaque, Parish, 1914-18, formerly in StPeter's), A7.03 In Sparty Lea Meth.Ch. (Plaque, Graham, 1916) Education A7.04 In Council Sch. (ROH, Old Scholars, 1914-18) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALNHAM (Alnwick District) St Michael and All Angels Church A9.01 In StMichael and All AngelsCh. (Plaque, Parish, 1914-18) Memorial Hall (Closed) A9.02 Village Hall (Parish, 1914-18) A9.03 In Village Hall (ROH, 1914-18) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALNMOUTH (Alnwick District) Outdoor A10.01 On mini-roundabout (Cross, Parish, 1914-18, 1939-45) St. John the Baptist Church A10.02 In StJohn the BaptistCh. (Pulpit, Temperley & Ors., 1914-18) This list is the copyright of Mrs. Janet Brown. No reproduction is allowed under any circumstances. 2 A10.03 In StJohn the BaptistCh. (Plaque, Temperley & Ors., 1914-18) A10.04 In StJohn the BaptistCh. (Plaque, Parish, 1939-45) A10.05 In StJohn the BaptistCh. (SGW, Denton, 1917) A10.06 In StJohn the BaptistCh. (ROH, Parish, 1914-18) A10.07 In StJohn the BaptistCh. (Plaque, Richardson, 1915) A10.08 In StJohn the BaptistCh. (Plaque, Hebeler, 1901) A10.09 In StJohn the BaptistCh. (Plaque, Hebeler, 1915) A10.10 In StJohn the BaptistCh. (Plaque, Digby Jones, VC, 1900) Friary of St. Francis A10.11 In Friary of StFrancis (SGW, Thanks for Peace 1919) Clubs and Societies A10.12 In Foxton Golf Clubhouse (Plaque, 1914-18) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALNWICK (Alnwick District) Outdoor A11.01 Denwick Lane (Column, Parish, 1914-18, 1939-45, Korea) A11.02 Pottergate (Memorial Cottages, Duke of N'land & parish, 1939-45) A11.52 In Column Field (Seat from HMS Lion, 14-18) Public Buildings A11.03 In N'land Hall (Plaque, Men of Alnwick, 1914-18) St. Michael’s Church A11.04 In StMichael'sCh. (Vox Humana , Young, 1914-1919) A11.05 In StMichael'sCh. (Pulpit rail, Skelly, 1941) A11.06 In StMichael'sCh. (Plaque, Harrison, 1918) A11.07 In StMichael'sCh. (Plaque, 5th Batt. NF, 1899-1901) A11.08 In StMichael'sCh. (Plaque, 7th Batt. NF., 1914-19) A11.09 In StMichael'sCh. (Book, Roll of Service, Parish, 1914-18) A11.10 In StMichael'sCh. (Plaque, Thorp, 1917) A11.11 In StMichael'sCh. (Plaque, Young, 1916) A11.21 In StMichael'sCh. (ROH, 1914-18) A11.22 In StMichael'sCh. (ROH, 1914-18) A11.23 In StMichael'sCh. (ROH, 1914-18) A11.24 In StMichael'sCh. Porch, (Plaque and cross, Hebeler, 1901) A11.25 In StMichael'sCh. (Plaque, Lambert, Afghanistan, 1846) A11.28 In StMichael'sCh. (Plaque, Lambert, China, 1858) St.James U.R. Church A11.12 In StJames' Pres.Ch. (ROH, Congregation, 1914-18) A11.13 In StJames' Pres.Ch. (Plaque, Congregation, 1914-18) A11.14 In StJames' Pres.Ch. (3 carved chairs, all who died) A11.15 In StJames' Pres.Ch. (Baptismal font, 4 men, 1939-45) A11.26 In StJames' Pres.Ch. (Plaque, Robertson, 1915) A11.27 In StJames' Pres.Ch. (Plaque, Clayport Presb.Ch., 1914-18) Congregational Church A11.55 In Congregational Ch. (Plaque, Cairns, 1900) Education A11.16 In Duke's Sch. (Plaque, Old Boys, 1914-18) A11.17 In Duke's Sch. (Plaque, Old Boys, 1939-45) A11.37 In Duke's Sch. (Lectern, Shelford, 1940) A11.53 In Duke’s Sch. (BkofRem. 1939-45) Clubs and Societies A11.18 In Oddfellows' Lodge (ROH, Members, 1914-18) A11.30 In Crown Inn (ROH, Nat. Soc.of House Painters, 1914-18) A11.38 In Mechanics' Institute (ROH, Members, 1914-18) St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Church (formerly Church of England) A11.19 In StPaul'sCh. (Plaque, Iley, 1918) A11.20 In StPaul'sCh. (Plaque, Simpson, 1915) A11.29 In StPaul'sCh. (Plaque, Carr-Ellison, 1918) A11.31 In StPaul'sCh. (Memorial Chapel, Carr-Ellison, 1918) A11.32 In StPaul'sCh. (Plaque, Hudson, 1901) Military A11.33 In R.N'land Fus. Mus. (Flag, Barclay, 1900) A11.34 In R.N'land Fus. Mus. (ROH, Sudan, 1898) A11.35 In R.N'land Fus. Mus. (Painting, Adams-Acton, Korea, 1950) A11.36 In R.N'land Fus. Mus. (Photograph, Royal Tank Regt., 1939-45) A11.40 In R.N'land Fus. Archives (ROH, East Chevington, Fallen, 1914-18) A11.41 In R.N'land Fus. Archives (ROH, East Chevington, Served, 1914-18) COPYRIGHT This Index has been compiled by Janet Brown to whom the copyright belongs. It may not be copied, altered in any way or reproduced without permission. Janet Brown, Bilsdale, Ulgham, Morpeth, Northumberland, NE61 3AR. 3 A11.43 In R.N'land Fus. Archives (BkofRem. 5th RNF., 1914-18) A11.44 In R.N'land Fus. Archives (BkofRem., R.F., 1945-1968) A11.45 In R.N'land Fus. Archives (BkofRem., RRF., 1968 onwards) A11.46 In R.N'land Fus. Archives (ROH, Tyneside Scot. Brigade., 1914-18) A11.47 In R.N'land Fus. Archives (Medal Collection, Foster, Korea, 1951) A11.54 In R.N'land Fus. Archives (BkofRem. 5th RNF., 1939-45) A11.50 In RRF HQ, Fenkle Street (Plaque, Sergts' Mess, 1/6th N.F., 1914-18) (Closed) A11.51 In RRF HQ, Fenkle Street (Plaque, 1939-45?) (Closed) A11.42 In "W" Co. Drill Hall, (Cross, 5thNF. 1914-18, formerly at Walker) Businesses A11.39 In Lloyds Bank (Photograph of H.O. ROH, 1914-18) A11.48 In Alnwick Castle Estates Off. (ROH, Staff, 1914-18) A11.49 In Alnwick Castle Estates Off. (ROH, Staff, 1939-45) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In StMichael'sCh.: Colours of N'land Light Infantry (Laid up 1909); Western Regiment, N'land Local Militia (Raised 1808 disbanded 1816; 7th Batt. R.N'land Fus. laid up 1961) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In R.N'land Fus. Museum, Alnwick Castle: temporary wood grave marker of Sgt.Francis Harvey (died 1916); photograph of memorial in France to members of R.N.F. who died defending the ship M.V. "Felix Roussel" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No Memorials Lisburn StBaptistCh.; House of Hardy; Alnwick Infirmary; Alnwick Clinic; former Railway Stn.; Alnwick Police Stn.; (Alnwick District) Council (Housing dept); Mechanics' Institute; Alnwick WMC; Playhouse; National Farmers' Union; Halifax Building Society; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- War Graves Alnwick Cem’y., (1914-18, 1939-45). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Alnwick Gazette Almanack 1916 contains a photograph of Geo.Trotter, 7NF; Spr. John Forster, RE,; Pte.John Angus, 6Batt KOSB; Drummer J.W.Mordue; Lieut.Geo.C.Robertson, DLI; Pte.Harry Hetherington, Alnwick
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