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- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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To / the Glory of God and in Memory / the Men whose names are recorded/ on this screen. This Chapel is/ dedicated/ 1914 - 1918/[names]; This Chapel/ was refurbished in memory/ of the Men from this Parish/ who gave their lives in the/ Second World War/ 1939 – 1945 /[names]
WW1- G. Ainsworth, A.H. Armitage, Eli T. Archer, Fred Auty, Cecil Blake, Arthur Benson, Jack Bell, John W. Barstow, J.N. Barraclough, Walter Brearey, Alfred Berry, George Johnson, Wilfred Kilburn, Charlie Lee, David Lawson, Arnold Lumb, Tom Lund, George Lee, Arnold Lee, James May, John W. Marsden Ernest Berry, W. Collinson, Fred Crabtree, Rupert Clegg, Arnold Clegg, George A. Cross, John W. Child, Victor Dawson, James Denton, John R. Fligg, F. W. Mackay, Percy Minnett, Ernest Newsome, Frank Naylor, George Osborne, Harry Oddy, Allen B. Oldroyd, Harry Oldroyd, Fred E. Oldroyd, Stanley Pollitt, T. Goldthorpe, Tom Gough, Harry Gaunt, Percy Gibson, George Glew, Arthur Green, Albert Gaunt, Albert Gibbs, W. H. Heeley, Jesse Howgate, Jesse Price, John W. Robinson, John Riley, C. G. Ransford, H. Ripley, H. Rushforth, H. Richardson, W. Richardson, Joe Reynolds, J. W. Ruddlesden, George Hirst, Harold Hirst, S. Haythorne, C. Humphreys, A. H. Hemenway, Harney Hey, F. Hinchcliffe, Joseph Hirst, George Ireland, James E. Johnson, G. L. Speight, Fred Secker, Harry Simpson, Alwyn T. Smith, H. Stradling, S. Summerscales, James Sykes, Ernest Stables, J. W. Stradling, Ernest Smith , George Johnson, Wilfred Kilburn, Charlie Lee, David Lawson, Arnold Lumb, Tom Lund, George Lee, Arnold Lee, James May, John W. Marsden, F. W. Mackay, Percy Minnett, Ernest Newsome, Frank Naylor, George Osborne, Harry Oddy, Allen B. Oldroyd, Harry Oldroyd, Fred E. Oldroyd, Stanley Pollitt, Jesse Price, John W. Robinson, John Riley, C. G. Ransford, H. Ripley, H. Rushforth, H. Richardson, W. Richardson, Joe Reynolds, J. W. Ruddlesden, G. L. Speight, Fred Secker, Harry Simpson, Alwyn T. Smith, H. Stradling, S. Summerscales, James Sykes, Ernest Stables, J. W. Stradling, Ernest Smith , Harry Smith, Harry Shepley, Charlie Smith, George Spedding, F. Smithson, T. G. L. Speight, Harry Tyas, E. W. Triffitt, William Thomas, N. Tattersfield, Lewis Tinker, James W. Taylor, D. W. S. Watts, Eddie Whitworth, W. Whitehead, Ernest Walker, Arnold Wilson, Herbert Wilson, Bernard Wilson, Albert Walker, James Ward; WW2- Jack Allatt, Harry Allsopp, Tom Asquith, Eric Auty, Kenneth Auty, Kenneth Crossland, Fred Crawshaw, Joseph Garfield, Norman Haigh, Stanley Harrison, R. F. W. Hirst, David R. Kay, Harry Lockwood, Eric Hemingway , Reginald Palframan, Stanley Pickles, Ralph Preston, Joseph Quinn, Grange Scott, Vivian F. B. Redlich, Eric Senior, Robert Simpson, Eric Stansfield, Laurie Tattersfield, James J. Turner, George W. Wainwright, Eric Senior, Robert Simpson, Kenneth Walshaw, Geoffrey Ward, Harold Watkins, Cyril Watson, Harry T. Williams, Harry Winder
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