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South Wall Memorials Page 1 RORKE's DRIFT Ph THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST, BRECON. THE HAVARD CHAPEL MEMORIALS 024 RORKE’S DRIFT Ph SOUTH WALL 1 Large brass plaque, set on a wooden base, with inlaid black in an highly decorated border containing all the names of the 1st and 2nd Battalion the South Wales Borderers 24th Regiment who lost their lives at Rorke's Drift in 1879. The plaque is headed by the Regiment’s Garland of olive leaves around which is a running ribbon which holds the names of the famous battles encountered, and on each side are the emblems of the Warwickshire Regiment and the South Wales Borderers. The battles listed on the left side are as follows:- BLENHEIM, RAMILIES, OVDENARDE, MALPLAQVET, EGYPT, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, TALAVERA, FVENTESDONOR, and on the right side, SALAMANCA, VITTORIA, NIVELLE, ORTHES, PENINSULAR, PUNJAUB, CHILLIANWALLAH, GOOJERAT, and in the center at the bottom, the words SOUTH AFRICA. 2 Brass with inlaid black on a wooden base 3 20th c 4 h. 360cm x w. 96cm x d. 5cm 5-8 - 9 In decorated gothic script the inscription reads:- To the Glory of God / and in memory of the Non-Commissioned Officers / and men of the 24th Regiment who fell in action during / the Zulu Campaign of 1879 this memorial is erected by / all ranks past and present of the 1st and 2nd Battalions of the / 24th Regiment now the South Wales Borderers / 1st Battalion There then follows the lists of names in six columns. Column 1. SERGT·MAJOR / CAPP·F· / QR·M·SERGT· / LEITCH·T· / SERGT·I·M· / CHAMBERS·C· / P·M·SERGT· / MEAD·C· / ARMR·SERGT· / HAYWARD·H· / DRUM·MAJOR / TAYLOR·R· / O·R·SERGT· / FITZGERALD·C· / SERGT·COOK / FIELD·A· / COLOUR·SERGTEANTS / BALLARD·J· / BROWN·T· / EDWARDS·W· / WHITFIELD·W· / WOLFE·F·H· / SERGEANTS / AINSWORTH·P· / BENNETT·C· / BRADLEY·D· / CLARKSON·J· / COHOLAN·W· / COOPER·T· / EDWARDS·J· / FAY·T· / FOWDEN·J· / GAMBLE·D· / GILES·E· / GREATOREX·J· / HEPPENSTALL·C· / HORNIBROOK·M· / PARSONS·W· / PIALL·A· / SMEDLEY·J· / SMITH·J· / UPTON·G· / L·SERGEANTS / MILNER·J· / REARDON·J· / CORPORALS / BALL·N· / BELL·P· / LAWLER·J· / BELLHOUSE·J· / BOARD·A / DAVIS·R / EVERETT·E / FRANKS·J / KNIGHT·J / MARKHAM·P / MILLER·M / RICHARDSON·H· / ROWDEN·J· / TARBUCK·J· / WILLIAMS·R· / L·CORPORALS / ABBOT·R· / BUSHBY·Y· / CHADWICK·W· / HADDEN·C· / HEWITT·J· / WEATHERHEAD·H· / YOUNG·T· / ADAMS·W·H· / DIBDEN·C· / ORLOPP·J·F· / OSMOND·C· / PERKINS·T· / REARDON·T· / THOMPSON·J· / TROTTMAN·D· / WOLFENDEN·A· Column 2. WOLFENDEN·J· / PRIVATES / ALLINGHAM·T· / AMOS·E· / ATKINS·A· / BAILEY·J· / BAKER·E· / BARRY·J· / BARRY·J· / BARSLEY·E· / BARTLES·J· / BASTARD·C· / BEADON·R· / BECKETT·W· / BENHAM·J· / BENNETT·A· / BENNETT·R· / BENSON·R· / BETTERTON·N· / BIRCH·J· / BISHOP·J· / BLACKHURST·R / BLOWER·J / BODMAN·F / BOLTON·S / BOYLAN·J / BRAY·J / BREESE·J / BREW·J·W· / BRODERICK·J· / BROWN·J· / BROWN·W· / BUGBY·F·W· / BULL·J· / BURKE·T· / BURKE·W· / BURNS·W· / BUTLER·W· / CAHILL·J· / CALLANAN·J· / CAMP·J· / CAMPBELL·M· / CANTILLON·J· / CARPENTER·H· / CARROL·P· / CEILEY·E· / CHALMERS·W· / CHATTERTON·J· / CHEPMAN·W· / CHRISTIAN·J· / CLARKE·A· / CLARKE·M· / CLEMENTS·H· / CLUTTERBUCK·W· / COLE·A· / COLEMAN·J· / COLLINS·D· / COLLINS·T· / COLSTON·T· / CONBOYE·G· / South Wall Memorials page 1 THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST, BRECON. THE HAVARD CHAPEL MEMORIALS 024 (cont.) CONNELLY·C· / CONNELLY·J· / CONNORS·S· / COOK·J· / COOPER·H· / COUGHLAN·R· / COX·J· / COX·T· Column 3. CULLEN·M· / DAVIES·A· / DAVIES·W· / DAVIS·E· / DIGGLE·M· / DIGGLES·J· / DOBBIN·J· / DOBBS·W· / DONOHOE·C· / DORAN·M· / DORMAN·J· / DOWDE·P· / DREDGE·W· / DUCK·T· / DUCKWORTH·C· / DUFFY·J· / DUGMORE·E· / DUNN·F· / DYER·J· / EDWARDS·J· / EGAN·T· / EGAN·W· / ELDERTON·C· / ELDRINGTON·W· / ELLIS·D· / ELLISON·H· / ELLSMORE·J· / EVANS·D· / EVANS·J·W· / EVRY·T· / FAIRCLOTH·J· / FARMER·W· / FAY·C·H· / FERRIS·M· / FITZGERALD·T· / FLINT·E· / FLOOD·W· / FORTUNE·J· / FREEMAN·W· / GILDER·T· / GILLAN·J· / GINGLE·C· / GLASS·G· / GODDARD·C· / GOODCHILD·C· / GASS·T· / GREEN·W· / GREIG·W· / GREGSON·W· / GRIFFITHS·G· / HALE·I· / HALL·J· / HANNAFORD·J· / HARKIN·T· / HARMAN·J· / HARNEY·D· / HARRINGTON·D· / HARRIS·T· / HARRIS·W· / HAYDEN·W· / HAYNES·J· / HEDGES·J· / HEMMINGS·C· / HIBBARD·J· / HICKEN·W·H· / HIGGINS·T· Column 4. HIND·J· / HITCHEN·J· / HOLDEN·W· / HOLLAND·J· / HORN·J· / HORNBUCKLE·C· / HORRIGAN·W· / HOUGH·W· / HUGHES·E· / HUGHES·J· / HUGHES·J· / HUGHES·O·/ HUGHES·T·/ IGGULDEN·A· / ILSLEY·F· / IVATTS·E· / JENKINS·J· / JENKINS·M· / JENKINS·W· / JOHNSON·G· / JOHNSON·H· / JOHNSON·J· / JOHNSTON·J· / JOHNSTON·W· / JOHNSTON·G· / JOHNSTON·J· / JOHNSTONE·A· / JONES·E· / JONES·J· / JONES·J· / JONES·T· / JONES·W· / JONES·W· / KEANE·J· / KEEGAN·J· / KELLY·A· / KELLY·F· / KELLY·J· / KELLY·J· / KEMPSALL·N· / KEMPSTER·J· / KNIGHT·J· / LAMB·J· / LAMBERT·T· / LAWRENCE·J· / LEECH·R· / LEAVER·T· / LEE·J· / LEWIS·H· / LEWIS·R· / LING·J· / LINNANE·J· / LIPPETT·E· / LISBECK·G· / LLOYD·G· / LOCKETT·W· / LOVELL·C· / LOWE·C· / LOWE·R· / LYCETT·J· / LYONS·J· / MCDONALD·M· / MCFARLANE·M· / MCHALE·J· / MACK·H·A· / MACKENSIE·J·J· / MACE·C·R· / MAHONEY·C· / MALONEY·M· Column 5. MANEY·C· / MANN·W· / MARLEY·L· / MARSH·H· / MARTIN·D· / MEREDITH·J·H· / MILLEN·C· / MILLER·P· / MOORE·R· / MORGAN·J· / MORGAN·W· / MORRIS·G· / MORSE·R· / MURPHY·J· / MURPHY·P· / MURRAY·J· / NASH·P· / NEWBERRY·A· / NEWBERRY·T· / NICHOLAS·E· / NICHOLAS·W· / NICHOLLS·E· / NYE·W·E· / OAKLEY·W· / ODEY·C· / OGDEN·J· / PADMORE·J· / PAINTER·T· / PARRY·R· / PATTERSON·H·H· / PETERS·J· / PHILLIPS·J·H· / PHILLIPS·J· / PICKARD·J·R· / PLANT·S· / PLUNKETT·J· / POLLEN·A· / POPE·W· / POTTOW·U· / POWELL·H· / PROCTOR·J· / PROSSER·G· / PROSSER·J· / PUGH·W· / PUGH·W· / QUIRK·J· / REMINGTON·E· / RETFORD·W· / RICHARDS·G· / RICHARDSON·M· / RIGNEY·J· / RITTMAN·J· / ROBERTS·W· / ROGERS·H· / ROUBREY·P· / ROWMAN·H· / RULE·W· / RUSSELL·F· / RUTTER·T· / RYAN·J· / SALTER·S· / SARNEY·F· / SEARS·H· / SELLWOOD·W· / SHARP·F· / SHAW·R· / SHEA·D· / SHEATHER·H· Column 6. SHRIMPTON·J· / SILCOCK·R· / SKELTON·W· / SMITH·E· / SMITH·C· / SMITH·C· / SMITH·G· / SMITH·J· / SPEED·T· / STANSFIELD·S· / STEVENS·H· / STEVENS·W· / STRANGE·E· / SULLIVAN·J· / SULLIVAN·P· / SUTTON·P· / SWAFFER·R· / TATE·R· / TAYLOR·E· / TERRY·J· / THOMAS·J· / THOMAS·J·B· / THORNETT·T· / THROSSELL·C· / TILLISON·H· / TINNENEY·T· / TODD·G· / TOWNSEND·J· / TULETT·J· / TURNER·E· / TROWELL·L· / THEOBALD·W· / VINES·G· / WALKER·E· / WALLER·E· / WALSH·T· / WALSH·T· / WALTON·W· / WARNER·J· / WATKINS·W· / South Wall Memorials page 2 THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST, BRECON. THE HAVARD CHAPEL MEMORIALS 024 (cont.) WATLEY·J· / WATTS·H· / WEBB·T· / WELSH·W· / WHELAN·J· / WHELAN·T· / WILKINSON·A· / WILKS·F· / WILLIAMS·E· / WILLIAMS·E· / WILLIAMS·J· / WILLIAMS·J· / WILLIAMS·J· / WILLIAMS·M· / WILLIAMS·T· / WILLIAMS·T· / WILLIAMS·W·E· / WILSON·J· / WILSON·S· / WISHER·W· / WOOD·J· / WOOLLEY·J· / WORTHINGTON·E· / WRIGHT·R· / WHYBROW·E· / BOYS / HARRINGTON·J·/ RICHARDS— 2ND BATTALION Column 1. BANDMASTER / BULLARD·H· / Q·M·SERGT· / DAVIS·H·G· / SERGEANTS / CARSE·H· / CHEW·C· / LINES·I· / MAYFIELD·R· / REEVES·W·J·G· / ROSS·J· / SHAW·W· / WILKINS·G· / L·SERGEANTS / MCCAFFREY·J· / HAIGH·H· / CORPORALS / GREENHILL·W· / HENSHAW·J· / LOW·J·M· / MORTLOCK·H· / SIMS·G· / THOMPSON·T· / L·CORPORALS / BRYAN·J· / ELVY·J· / JENKIN·W· / MORRIS·H· / DRUMMERS / ANDERSON·J· / HOLMES·J· / PRIVATES / ADAMS·R· / ALLEN·J· / BARTON·J· / BENNETT·S· / BEVAN·S· / Column 2. BISHOP·H· / BRAY·A· / BRIDGEWATER·F· / BRIERLEY·G·P· / BRODERICK·M· / BRYANT·J· / BRYNE·J· / BUCKLEY·R· / BULL·T· / BYARD·A· / CARRELL·J· / CHARLES·W· / CHERRY·F· / CHICK·J· / CLEARY·N· / COLE·T· / CORNISH·T· / DAVIES·D· / DAVIES·G· / DAVIES·J· / DAVIES·J· / DAVIES·J·J· / DONEGAN·M· / DOWLE·J· / EARISH·J· / EDWARDS·E· / EDWARDS·J· / EMERSON·R· / EVANS·R· / FAGAN·J· Column 3. FARR·A· / FINN·T· / FITZPATRICK·R· / FITTON·G· / FLYN·D· / FLYN·J· / FOX·T· / FRY·J· / FURTUNE·M· / GEE·W· / GHOST·G· / GRIFFITHS·W· (VC) / HACKER·S· / HALL·B· / HALL·C· / HALL·J· / HALL·W· / HAWKINS·W· / HAYDEN·G· / HEALEY·J· / HILL·J·E· / HOPKINS·R·H· / HORROCKS·G· / HOWELLS·R· / HUDSON·J· / HUGHES·T· / HUNT·J· / JOHNSON·W· / JONES·A· / BOY / MCEWAN·J·S· / Column 4. JONES·E· / JONES·J· / JONES·J· / JONES·T· / JONES·T· / JONES·W· / KELLY·J· / KENNEDY·T· / KING·J· / LATHAM·B· / LEWIS·E· / LEWIS·J· / LLEWELLYN·J· / LONG·C· / LYNCH·T· / MCCAFFRY·P· / MCCORMACK·J· / MCCRACKEN·S· / MCDOON·G· / MCGUIRE·J· / MACHIN·J· / MACK·J· / MALLEY·E· / MARSH·T· / MARTINGALE·E· / MOCKLER·W· / MOORE·F· / MONTGOMERY·T· / MORGAN·J· / BOY / GORDAN·D· / Column 5. MORRISY·J· / MURPHY·J· / MULROY·J· / NEAGLE·T· / NOBES·R· / O’KEFFE·T· / PERKINS·F· / PHILLIPS·D· / POOLE·S· / POPPLE·S· / PRICE·H / PRICE·J· / PRITCHARD·D· / QUELFORD·T· / QUINN·J· / REES·W· / RICE·W· / ROCHE·J· / ROCHE·M· / SAUNDERS·T· / SCANLON·J· / SCOTT·J· / SHERWOOD·S· / SHUTTLEWORTH·W· / SHEAN·W· / SLADE·H· / SMITH·C·M· / SMITH·D· / SMITH·F· / BOY / GURNEY·J· Column 6. SMITH·H· / SMITH·J· / SMITH·P· / SMITH·R· / STEPHENS·R· / TERRETT·W· / THOMAS·D· / THOMPSON·G· / TREVERTON·A· / TURNER·E· / VEDLER·T· / WALKER·S· / WATERHOUSE·W· / WATERS·E· / WATKINS·J· / WATSON·G· / WHITE·J· / WHITE·T· / WHITMAN·A· / WOOD·G· / WILLIAMS·E· / WILLIAMS·E· / WILLIAMS·E· / WILLIAMS·E· / WILLIAMS·G· / WILLIAMS·J· / WILLIAMSON·J· / WRIGHT·J· / YOUNG·J· / THEY GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR QUEEN AND COUNTRY / JESU MERCY 10 - South Wall Memorials page 3 THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST, BRECON. THE HAVARD CHAPEL MEMORIALS 025 HAVARD MEMORIAL Ph SOUTH WALL ALCOVE 1 A memorial to the Rt. Rev. William Thomas Havard MC who was a First World War military chaplain, and rugby union international player, who was later successively Bishop of two dioceses of the Church in Wales: St.
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