J and N Philips Ltd

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Reference WMO/190802

Address:

Church Street Multistorey Car Park

Tib Street

Manchester

M4 1PW

England

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Status: On subsequent site(s)
Type: Non freestanding
Location: External
Setting: Attached to a building/structure
Description: Board/Plaque/ Tablet
Materials:
  • Metal Bronze
Lettering: Raised
Conflicts:
  • First World War (1914-1918)
  • Second World War (1939-1945)
About the memorial: Two plaques dedicated to those from J&N Phillips who lost their lives during the First and Second World Wars. Two rectangular bronze plaques with nine names on each plaques are mounted on the wall. Raised lettering with roman caps. On the same location of the J&N Phillips building but it is now a multi-storey car park.
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Remember the men of J. &. N. Phillips /who endured great hardships/ and achieved glorious deeds/ in the great war these counting/ not their lives dear unto themselves/ died for freedom and country./ 1914 - 1919; Each of two plaques-  1939 - 1945/[names]; Plaque below reads: 'These tablets were transferred from the premises of J & N Philips & Co. Ltd. Founded 1747 whose building stood on this site from 1826 until 1969

WW1- Column 1- L Alban/ R C Anderson/ L Aston/ A Brooks/ W H Brooks/ A D Boothman/ H Bentley/ H Barton/ F Bennett/ W S Barker/ E Beckett/ H Bevan/ H Butcher/ J W Coates/ G W Clamp/ J B Crompton/ G Chappell/ J H Cottrell/ G R Clegg; Column 2- J H Coxon/ G W Cordey/ J A Cawley/ A Deaville/ W R Dodge/ G Duffin/ C E W Eaton/ C E Entwistle/ W E Flint/ A Fleming/ A Fernes/ J Gibbons/ E Greenall/ W Garnett/ R H Grimshaw/ T Howarth/ F Hilton/ W F Harrison/ R Holmes; Column 3- F Hood/ W B Hart/ W Hulme/ C S Johnston/ J Johnson/ F Kochy/ J Kenworthy/ A Lomax/ J F Longden/ L Mather/ F Mollineaux/ N Mendes/ S Marsh/ H Matthews/ E H Moffet/ J McGee/ George McGee/ S Newman/ J Neilan; Column 4- D Nuttall/ E Norwood/ W S Owen/ E Owen/ W Ormson/ T Phethean/ Mark Philips/ J R S Payne/ H F Parke/ C J Peat/ W Proctor/ H S Prestwich/ F Piggott/ J Page/ H W Ramsden/ E W Roberts/ H Riley/ A E Rigby/ J Scragg; Column 5- J Swift/ A Summersgill/ J Slinger/ Geo. Smith/ J Spence/ P G Townley/ L Turner/ G Tyas/ W Thornton/ R J Thornton/ G Tozer/ T E Welch/ W H Wreford/ D Wolstencroft/ R T Wood/ Walter Wilson/ Watkin Wilson/ J L Watson/ F B Woodroffe; WW2- Left Hand Plaque- D S Arnett/ W Astell/ W Baldwin/ R Bentley/ J A Cockin/ G W Duck/ W Graham/ F P Grant/ C Jones; Right Hand Plaque- S Knowles/ H G Marsh/ F E Ormerod/ A Parkin/ A E Rands/ D A Richards/ J Rogers/ J W Rowe/ E J Seddon

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