St Luke's Church


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Reference WMO/251741

Address:

Twyn Road

Abercarn

NP11 5JX

Wales

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Status: On original site
Type: Non freestanding
Location: Internal
Setting: Inside a building - public/private
Description: Board/Plaque/ Tablet
Materials:
  • Other Other
Lettering: Inscribed on a plaque
Conflicts:
  • First World War (1914-1918)
About the memorial: A memorial for Corporal John Williams Thomas who served with the 2/7th Battalion, Lancashire Fussiliers, which takes the form of a white marble tablet in the naive of St Luke's on the north side of the chancel arch.
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Gosodwyd Y Goflech Hon Gan Aelodau Yr Ysgol Sabothol Er Cof Am Y Rhingyll John Williams Thomas, MM A Syrthiodd Yn Mrwydr St. Quentin, Mawrth 11 Eg 1918, Yn 27 Mlwydd Oed. Y Gwron Tirion Ei Wedd Gaiff Fyw Yn Ein Serch O Hyd: Ei Fywyd Sy'n Fwy Nài Fedd, Gorphwysed: A Gwyn Ei Fyd (This Commemorative Plaque Was Erected By Members Of The Sunday School In Memory Of Sergeant John Willimas Thomas MM Who Fell In Battle At St. Quentin, March 11 1918 At The Age of 27. The Hero Of Gentle Appearance Shall Have a Tender Face And Live In Our Love Peacefully. His Life, Larger Than His Grave. May He Rest In Peace And Be Blessed).

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