Penistone, Memorial Lady Chapel, St John's Church, Penistone

Image of the Lady Chapel in Penistone St John's from the Virtual Tour on their website

Composite image of the top left row of panels in the chapel (photos taken 16 July 2014)

Links:

War Memorials Archive listing

War Memorials Online listing

Second World War - Barnsley War Memorials
Researched by MAC

Penistone St John's website

Photos of panels taken by Nigel Croft in difficult light conditions.  There are six panels on the top row commemorating the men of the First World War and four on the lower row commemorating the men of the Second World War, with two blank panels at the far right of that row.

Newspaper Research by BarnsleyHistorian

Inscription:
A M D G In Grateful Memory of the Men from this Parish who Fell in the Great War 1914-1919
[and]
In Grateful Memory of the Men from this Parish who Gave their Lives in the World War 1939-1945
 

Barnsley Chronicle 24 December 1921
(thanks to Barnsley Archives)

Names:
Where further information on a name has been researched by our volunteers it will be linked here  (look for the names in blue) to a page on this site or to an external site.

[1914-1919]

Ernest Ashton,
Wilfred Barlow,
Albert E Baker,
Thomas Brewer,
Joe H Brownhill,
Arnold Buckley,
Charles Burman,
Charles R Calcutt,
Harry Champion,
Colin Clark,
John Clarkson,
Fred Cox,
Arthur Crossley,
John Day,
Albert Dunn,
Edric Ernshaw,
Frank Fearnley,
Ernest Fennell,
Ben Fieldsend,
Radford Hawes,
Charles Hill,
John H Hill,
Arnold Hodgkinson,
Bert Hoyland,
George H Jackson,
George Johnson,
William H Jones,
Harry Kershaw,
Ernest Knowles,
George Lee,
Walter Lee,
Ernest Lockwood,
Ernest A Marsh,
Horace Micklethwaite,
George A Mitchell,
Walter D Nall,
Joseph Naylor,
Frank H Peace,
William Parker,
James Peaker,
Walter Peaker,
John Pickering,
Fred Platt,
Ernest Price,
William Read,
Albert Rose,
Charles E Swift,
Ernest Tatchell, 
Charles T Townsend,
Harry H Turner,
Albert Vaughton,
Clifford Vaughton,
Albert Webster,
Harry Wood,
Oliver Wood,
Tom Wright.

[1939-1945]

Leslie Allen,
Fred Barman,
Jack Birkinshaw,
Charles J Biltcliffe,
Fred Calcutt,
Gordon Credland,
James Connolly,
Stanley Cook,
Fred H Faulkner,
Walter Gooding,
Harry Heys,
Douglas S Higginson,
Frederick Ineson,
Charles Langley,
Victor Lee,
Donald Marsh,
William McBurney,
Gordon McLeod,
Eric T R Millington,
Amos Roebuck,
Donald V Roebuck,
Walter Standring,
David Symons,
Harry Tatchell,
Ernest Unwin,
Wilfred Wood.



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