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The tablet memorial within St. Lawrence church, Tinsley, Sheffield - Taken by Mr. Chris Kolonko 03 Jun 2015
Reference WMO/204382
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Marble
- First World War (1914-1918)
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To the Glory of God and in grateful and honoured memory of the Tinsley men who laid down their lives for their Country in the Great War 1914-19. Erected by Parishoners and Friends. Also in memory of those who lost their lives in the war 1939-1945
World War One- Percy Adams (R.A.M.C.), Edward V. Alker (Y. & L.), William Atkinson (K.O.Y.L.I.), John Baines (R. H. A.), Horace Bennett (K.O.Y.L.I.), Frank Y. Botteson (R. Berks), John A. Bradley (M.C.C.), Walter Brawn (Notts & Derby), Arthur Briggs (Y. & L.), George A. Butler (Y. & L.), John Caney (Y. & L.), James Carrington (Y. & L.), Albert Cawtorn (W. Yorks), John Chell (E. Yorks), Arthur Dennis (R.F.A.), George Elvidge (W. Yorks), Cecil Graham (R.E.), Edmund Green (So. Staffs), Samuel Greenfield (W. Riding), Francis Gregory (Y. & L.), George Herbert (D.L.I.), George Holland (R.A.M.C.), William Ingram (K.R.R.), Sidney James (K.O.Y.L.I.), Frank Johnson (R.F.A.), Herbert H. Johnson (KING'S L'PL), Herbert W. Johnson (LANC. FUS), John R. Kirk (K.R.R.), Edgar Liversidge (NORTHn FUS), H. Stanley Memmott (K.R.R.), Fred Merrit (W. Yorks), William Musgrave (NORTHn FUS), Charles W. Payne (Y. & L.), John Potter (So. Staffs), Fred Price (M.C.C.), Charles Pye (R.N.D.), Milton Roberts (R.N.D.), John Saxilby (Y. & L.), Leonard T. Scarlett (K.R.R.), John Scothron (AUS. I.F.), Cyril R. Sharp (W. Yorks), Roland R. Sharp (Y. & L.), Joseph Smith (Y. & L.), William F. Storr (E. Yorks), John E. Swinburn (W. Yorks), William Taylor (W. Yorks), Reynolds J. Totty (M.T., A.S.C.), George Watson (R.E.), George Westlake (Y. & L.), Henry Wetherill (K.O.Y.L.I.), Joseph White (R.B.), Joseph L. White (Y. & L.), Albert Wild (R.F.A.), Albert W. Webster (W. Yorks), Herbert Levick (Y. & L.). World War Two- W. Bruce, K.F. Casby, E.H.C. Hardman, R.H. Hookes, F. Lee, F. Mullins, J. Palmer, H. Powell, C. Rodgers, E. Rodgers, A.E. Tongue, W.C. Ward, F. White, A. Wood, H. Woodhouse.
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