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War Memorial - Taken by AlfBeard 01 Sep 2013

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Pickering Church Bells 0007 - Taken by David Larkin 23 Sep 2013

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WW2 - Taken by Simon Armstrong 13 Jul 2019

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PICKERING - Taken by Mike Peck 14 Sep 2019

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Reference WMO/154300

Address:

St Peter and St Paul Church

Hall Garth

Pickering

YO18 7BE

England

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Status: On original site

Type: Non freestanding

Location: Internal

Setting: Inside a building - public/private

Description: Composite

Materials:

Metal Metal (any)

Lettering: Incised

Conflicts:

First World War (1914-1918)
Second World War (1939-1945)

About the memorial: Comprises a peal of bells (which is not visible) and two plaques of brass on the North wall of the church. The 1914-1918 plaque is housed in a coloured marble frame of a sinuous shape which is carved with a wreath of laurel leaves. The brass plaque has a combination of raised lettering with borders of oak leaved amd at the top a plain cross berween the arms of the UnitedKingdom and the Arms of England, To the right hand side is engraved a figure of an angel blowing a trumpet. There are 3 columns of rank and names which are inscribed into the brass. Below is the 1939 - 1945 plaque which is a plain rectangle simply inscribed with 2 lines as a border and again the rank and names in 3 columns.

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Internal Memorials.
[Name order and rank as memorial]
FOR THE HONOUR OF GOD AND IN THANKFUL MEMORY OF THE VICTORIOUS
EFFORTS OF BRITAIN AND HER ALLIES IN THE CAUSE OF LIBERTY
AND RIGHT AND OF ALL IN THIS PARISH WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY
ESPECIALLY THOSE RECORDED BELOW WHO SEALED THEIR LOVE BY DEATH
IN THE GREAT WAR A D  1914- 1918 THE PEAL OF BELLS WAS COMPLETED
THE CHIMES AND THIS RECORD WERE PLACED IN THIS HOUSE OF GOD
VAUSE	Wilfrid	Captain. Military Cross.
See external memorial.
LOY	W Martin	Lieutenant.
See external memorial
ROBERTSON	Cecil E G	Lieutenant.
See external memorial.
ELLERBY	Henry	Second Lieutenant.
See external memorial.
MASON	George S	Second Lieutenant.
See external memorial.
WOOD	C Bertram	Second Lieutenant.
Charles Bertram Wood. Lance Corporal 764591. 28th Battalion, London Regiment. Died of wounds St John Ambulance Brigade Hospital 5th November 1917. Son of William and Eliza Wood (nee Waind). Born 1886 Pickering, enlisted 15th June 1917 Dukes Road, LND and resident Pickering. Commemorated Etaples Military Cemetery. XXX.J.27A.
NORTON	Ernest C	Company Sergeant Major.
See external memorial.
WARD	George	Sergeant.
See external memorial.
GARDINER	H Cecil	Kings Corporal. Distinguished Conduct Medal.
See external memorial.
Note: Soldier promoted in the field for bravery sometimes referred to as ‘Kings Corporal’, no such rank officially exists and rank should properly read Corporal. 
DAVISON	Noah	Corporal.
See external memorial.
SPINK	Alexander	Corporal.
See external memorial.
EDEN	Horace	Lance Corporal.
See external memorial.
MALTON	Arthur	Lance Corporal.
See external memorial.
POOL	Harry	Lance Corporal.
See external memorial.
STOCKILL	Stephen	Lance Corporal.
See external memorial.
WATSON	William H	Lance Corporal.
See external memorial.
ADCOCK	Wilfrid	Private.
See external memorial.
ATKINSON	William	Private.
See external memorial.
BALDRY	Thomas	Private.
See external memorial.
BANTOCK	Robert	Private.
See external memorial.
BEALE	T Stanley	Private.
Unable to identify, not on external memorial.
BEALE	W Sidney	Private.
Appears to be Stanley Walter Beale as 1885 birth record, Walter Stanley Beale on other records. Private 8520. 2nd Battalion, Yorkshire Regiment. Killed in action 15th June 1915. Parentage unproven. Born Edmonton, LND, enlisted Pickering (regular soldier by 1911) and resident Forest Hill, LND. Commemorated Le Touret Memorial. Panel 12.
Note: property to sister: Nellie Matilda P Beale, and with sister 1891 when both described as ‘children of James Beale’ [born 1821]). Not on external memorial.
BEAVER	John	Private.
See external memorial.
BEAVER	George R	Private.
See external memorial.
BOYES	John	Private.
See external memorial.
BURN	Arthur V	Private.
See external memorial.
CARTER	Harry	Private.
See external memorial.
CASS	Alfred	Private.
See external memorial.
COOKE	E E Julian	Private.
See external memorial.
COOKE	Cecil F	Private.
See external memorial.
COUSINS	Edgar	Private.
See external memorial.
DOUGLAS	Ernest	Private.
See external memorial.
EDEN	Robert W	Private.
See external memorial.
ELLERBY	Fred	Private.
See external memorial.
FENWICK	Thomas W	Private.
See external memorial.
FLETCHER	Albert	Private.
See external memorial.
FLETCHER	Richard R	Private.
See external memorial.
FLETCHER	William M	Private.
See external memorial.
FOXTON	James	Private.
See external memorial.
FRANK	Thomas	Private.
See external memorial.
GODDARD	Charles	Private.
See external memorial.
GREENWOOD	Harry	Private.
See external memorial.
HARPER	William	Private.
See external memorial.
HEADLEY	Joseph	Private.
See external memorial.
HILL	Robert	Private.
See external memorial.
HUDSON	John W	Private.
See external memorial.
HUDSON	Walter	Private.
Private 60537. 9th Battalion, Yorkshire Regiment. Killed in action 10th October 1918. Son of John and Sarah Ann Hudson (nee Stead). Born 1896 Sinnington, enlisted Pickering and resident Marton (as 1911). Commemorated  Le Cateau Military Cemetery. II.D.16.
Note: not on external memorial.
HUNTER	James W	Private.
See external memorial.
JACKSON	John	Private.
See external memorial.
KNEESHAW	Richard	Private.
Sapper 131047. 121st Field Company, Royal Engineers. Killed in action 31st December 1916. Son of John and Sarah Kneeshaw (nee Downing) of 112 Park Street, Middlesbrough. Born 1895 Middlesbrough and enlisted 30th September 1915 Middlesbrough. Commemorated St Quentin Cabaret Military Cemetery. I.B.37.
Note: not on external memorial.
LYTHE	John	Private.
See external memorial.
MALTON	Fred	Private.
See external memorial.
NEWSTEAD	John	Private.
See external memorial.
NICHOLSON	Fred	Private.
See external memorial.
PATTISON	Albert	Private.
See external memorial.
PEARSON	John	Private.
See external memorial.
PICKERING	John M	Private.
See external memorial.
POOL	William A	Private.
See external memorial.
PYBUS	George W	Private.
See external memorial.
ROBERTSON	James	Private.
See external memorial.
SELLARS	Robert E	Private.
See external memorial.
SMITH	Fred	Private.
See external memorial.
SMITH	Frank	Private.
See external memorial.
SMITH	Henry	Private.
See external memorial.
SPEIGHT	Robert	Private.
See external memorial.
STUCHBERRY	George	Private.
See external memorial.
SWAIN	George H	Private.
See external memorial.
TAYLOR	Willis	Private.
See external memorial.
TINDALL	Jonathan	Private.
See external memorial.
TUTILL	Leslie T	Private.
Unable to identify and no further information.
Note: not on external memorial.
WAITES	Fred	Private.
See external memorial.
WARD	James	Private.
See external memorial.
LYTHE	Fred J	Private.
See external memorial.
REMMER	G Albert	Lance Corporal.
See external memorial.
“Their name liveth for evermore.” “Who dies if England lives.” “More than conquerors through him that loved us.”

ALSO IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO
GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE
SECOND WORLD WAR AD 1939 1945

[Rank in bold as memorial See external memorial for all name details]
BEAVER	William O	Lance Bombardier.
BENSON	John R	Gunner.
FRANK	J Lesley	Private.
FRANK	Kenneth J	Sergeant Air Gunner.
GRIMMER	George	Lance Corporal.
HARPER	John R	Flight Sergeant.
HESP	Ernest	Signalman.
HODGSON	Frank	Corporal.
LEMMON	John A	Deck Boy.
MAGSON	Roland W	Sergeant Pilot.
MERCER	Edward	Aircraftman.
POTTER	Leslie	Private.
REX	Douglas	Sergeant.
RUSSELL	Reginald W	Private.
SMITH	Leslie W	Private.
TOES	Frank	Corporal.
WALKER	Ronald	Second Officer.
WILSON	George R	Sergeant.
YAXLEY	Charles E	Private.

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For the honour of God and in thankful memory of the victorious efforts of Britain and her allies in the cause of liberty and right and of all in this parish who served their country especially those recorded below who sealed their love by death in the Great War AD 1914-1918. The peal bells was completed, the chimes and this record were placed in this House of God. (names) "Their name liveth for evermore." "Who dies if England lives." "More than conquerors through him that loved us" (on separate plaque beneath) Also in Memory of those who gave their lives in the Second World War AD 1939 - 1945 (names)

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