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Links:
War Memorials Archive listing
War Memorials Online listing
Transcribed and photographed by Pete Schofield
Inscription:
Roll of Honour for the Parish of Wombwell / In proud and loving memory / of the men who gave their lives / in the cause of liberty, truth / and justice / in the great wars.
Names:
A transcription of the 318 WW1 names and 103 WW2 names plus one from 1962 has been made and a .pdf file can be downloaded here. We hold photographs of each individual page of this book for reference.
BWMP #WMB07
of the 318 ww1 names listed on the pdf theres a
ReplyDeleteJ Page would you know if that could be my uncle J.W.PAGE Killed WW1
PLY/793/S A/Cpl. (Pte.) John William PAGE (Plymouth/2RM Gallipoli & France) DOW 2RM 22/6/16
Royal Marine Light Infantry
(Gun Shot Wounds L.Leg & Fracture L.Arm 21/6/16).
A Collier. b. Wombwell, Barnsley, 2/2/1891.
Next of Kin: Mother, Elizabeth, 47 King's Crescent, Edlington, Doncaster - later 70 Whinney Hill, Nr. Rotherham.
war graves commision
http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/181421/PAGE,%20J%20W
Thanks.
Hi Francis,
ReplyDeleteYes the J Page mentioned is probably your relative as there is a J W Page on the Wombwell War Memorial which we have been told is this man. http://www.barnsleywarmemorials.org.uk/2014/01/wombwell-war-memorial-st-marys-church.html
We currently only have one other Page on our list of over 4000 names of Barnsley men who fell in WW1 and that is a Archibald Page, probably from Royston.
Thanks,
Linda
Secretary BWMP