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Lower part of memorial windown for WW1 in Railway Street Prebyterian Church - Taken by Ray Spence 10 Oct 2014
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Full glass window for WW1 - Taken by Railway Street Presbyterian Church 10 Oct 2014
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Memorial to those that served in WW1 in Railaw Street Presbyterian Church - Taken by Railway Street Presbyterian Church 10 Oct 2014
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Raiway Street Presbyterian WW1 memorial window - Taken by Rector from church 02 Feb 2015
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Railway Street Presbyterian War Memorial window - Taken by Rector from Church 02 Feb 2015
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Raiway Street Presbyterian WW1 role of honour - Taken by rector from church 02 Feb 2015
Reference WMO/190627
Edit memorial name, location & address- Glass Stained Glass
- First World War (1914-1918)
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The inscription on the memorial window reads: “BE THOU FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH AND I WILL GIVE THEE A CROWN OF LIFE.” TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THOSE FROM THIS CONGREGATION WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR
John Bell, James Braithwaite, Robert Cathcart, Thomas Cathcart, William Cunningham, Quinton Dunlop, John Hillis, Philip R Keightley, George King, James Lennox, William Lewis, Matthew Lyness, Isaac McNair, Alexander Maginiss, Douglas Morrison, Francis Neagle, Thomas H. Philpot, John Ramsey, John Ramsey, Robert S. Rogan, James Skelly and William Skelly. Those who served Captain E. S. B. Hamilton, M.C. M.B. F.R. C.S.E. “ P. C. R. Keightly “ J. L. Rentoul, M.B. “ J. B. Alexander, M.B. Lieutenant A. Ernest Boyd “ John Boyd, M.B. “ J. C. Carson, M.B. “ M. F. Keightly “ R. P. MacGregor, M.C. “ D. St. G. Morrison, B.A. “ D. R. Taylor, B.A. M.B. “ S. B. Wallace “ C. A. Whitfield, M.B. “ William Whitfield, M.B. R.N. “ William Weir. 2nd Lieutenant Robert Bowman “ David Fullerton “ Gordon Harvey “ H. G. R. Hunter “ Samuel Innes “ William Magill Cadet G. G. MacGregor “ H. S. Boyd, A.C. Signalman William Braithwaite, R.N. “ George Griffin, R.N. “ J. H. Fraser, B.S.C. S.M. Samuel Braithwaite “ J. H. Thompson “ R. H. Wilson “ James R. Boyd Sgt. V. Beattie, M.M. “ James Braithwaite “ R. Braithwaite, D.C.M. “ H. Connolly, M.M. “ J. O. Chambers “ John Cree “ William Dunlop “ John Lutton “ Matthew Lyness “ Robert McNeill, M.M. “ Fred Moore “ James Moore “ John Moore “ Alex Murdock “ William James Neagle. Corporal Robert Cousins “ David Curran “ Quintin Dunlop “ James M. Irvine “ John Lutton, jnr. “ William McNeill “ Albert Rose “ George Rose “ James Skelly “ John Skelly “ William Stuart. L. Corporal T. Cathcart, Jnr. “ Harry Egerton “ Martin Griffin “ John Johnston “ Samuel McConnell “ William Ritchie. Guardsman William Cunningham. Gunner William Archer. Private Ernest Beattie “ Robert Beattie “ Andrew Bell “ John Bell “ John Bell, jnr. “ Harry Bell “ Samuel Blakely “ W. J. Blakely “ T. Cathcart “ Robert Cathcart “ T. J. Carson, jnr. “ Jack Connolly “ Andrew Coulter “ John Dowds “ Daniel Dunlop “ William J. Freeman “ James Freeman “ James Graham “ R. J. Gillian “ Robert Guinn “ Robert Hamilton “ David Hanna “ James Henry “ John Hillis “ John Hopkins “ Henry Keery “ James King “ George King “ James Kissack “ George Lewis “ James Lewis “ William Lewis “ Francis Lennox “ Albert Lyness “ David Lyness “ Alexander Maginnis “ Samuel Martin “ Joseph McCarthy “ James McCaw “ Thomas McCormick “ Edward McConnell “ James McDowell “ T. H. McDowell “ Joseph McMordie “ John McNair “ Isaac McNair “ J. McNeice “ Alex McNeill “ William Moore “ Francis Neagle “ Thomas Neill “ T. H. Philpott “ William Pearson “ John Ramsey “ James Ramsey “ Arthur Rogan “ David Scott “ George Skelly “ James Skelly “ James Skelly “ John Skelly “ J. R. Skelly “ Walter Skelly “ William Skelly “ William Shirlow “ D. A. Spence “ James Stewart “ William Stewart “ William Stranicks
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