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Harrington Wesleyan Methodist - Taken by Kenneth Mansell 12 Jun 2012
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The Plaque - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 24 Mar 2017
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The former Wesleyan Chapel - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 28 Dec 2020
Reference WMO/170471
Edit memorial name, location & address- Metal Brass
- First World War (1914-1918)
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THANKS TO GOD/ERECTED IN HONOUR OF THOSE ASSOCIATED WITH THE CHURCH AND/SCHOOL WHO SERVED IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1919 AND IN GRATEFUL/MEMORY OF THE SIX WHO SO GALLANTLY MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
Casualties-JOHN BIRD/JOHN CARTER/ARTHUR INMAN/JOHN W. INMAN/NORMAN SIMON/HARRY TOFT Served & Returned- Column 1- EZRA BIRD/MARY S. BLACKLOCK/WILLIAM BROADBENT/WILLIAM CAPE/JOSEPH H. DAVIDSON T. ARTHUR DAVIDSON/LLEWELLYN DOUGLAS/WILLIAM DOUGLAS/ROBERT B. EADIE THOMAS W. ELLWOOD/NICHOLAS ELLWOOD/THOMAS FLETCHER/ARTHUR GORDON Column 2- GEORGE I. GRAHAM/JOSEPH H. GRAHAM/H. IRVING GRAHAM/WILLIAM C. HOPE/JOHN HOLD/THOMAS HODGSON/FRED INMAN/ISAAC I. LINTON/W. JACKSON LITTLE/HARRY MAYCOCK/SARA A. MILLER J. ROBINSON MILLER/RICHARD MILLER/ Column 3- ROBERT NEWTON/WILLIAM PEARS/JAMES PRATT/ARTHUR P. RUTHERFORD/JOHN RUTHERFORD STANLEY RUTHERFORD/RICHARD SHACKLEY/ALFRED SHACKLEY/DAVID SHACKLEY/STANLEY SHACKLEY HARRY SHACKLEY/WALTER SHACKLEY/ERNEST SHACKLEY Column 4- JOSEPH SHACKLEY/THOMAS SHACKLEY/EDWARD SIMON/ROBERT SIMON/JOHN M. SIMON/HODGSON SIMON ALBERT D. SOULSBY/ELLEN J. THOMSON/JOSEPH THWAITES/JOSEPH F. WILLIAMSON/JOHN Y. WILLIAMSON RICHARD R. WILLIAMSON **Mary Surtees Blacklock was born at Harrington, but living in Northumberland in 1911 where she was a nurse at Newcastle Workhouse. Sarah Miller lived at 11 Christian Street, and was the daughter of a Loco Engineman at the Blast Furnace, Steelworks. Richard, Alfred, David, Ernest, Joseph, Thomas and Stanley Shackley were all sons of Joseph Shackley-lived at 1 Primrose Terrace, Builder & Clerk of Sewerage Works in 1901**
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