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Triptych - Taken by John E Scurr 30 Oct 2017
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Cross and dedication - Taken by John E Scurr 30 Oct 2017
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Central Panel of St. George - Taken by John E Scurr 30 Oct 2017
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Left wing names - Taken by John E Scurr 30 Oct 2017
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Right wing names - Taken by John E Scurr 30 Oct 2017
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Parish Memorial - Taken by Robert Walton 11 Apr 2022
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Close up - Taken by Robert Walton 11 Apr 2022
Reference WMO/254662
Edit memorial name, location & address- Timber Timber (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
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(Top) 1914 - 1919 We thank God for the men of this parish who served in the Great War. (Left Wing) These gave theri lives; Charles Henry Wood killed in action Sept 15 1916; Robert Thornton killed by accident while prisoner of war Sept 4 1918; These returned in safety; William Bradley; William Midgley; Alfred Pudsey; George Youngson; George Brown. D.C.M. Croix de Guerre; Tom Fox; William Harben; Geo. W. Williamson; Maurice Lumb; (Right wing); James Sellers; George Sellers; Isaac Bradley; Harry Marwood; George Holmes; John Dale; Ernest Cartwright; Francis Dale; Tom Dale; William Burgess; Harry Boyes; David Hepton; John Midgley; John J. Youngson; John Mudd; Ernest Bloomfield; H. Congreve Horne C.F. ; Alfred Burgess; Thomas Marwood;
Charles Henry Wood; Robert Thornton; William Bradley; William Midgley; Alfred Pudsey; George Youngson; George Brown; Tom Fox; William Harben; Geo. W. Williamson; Maurice Lumb; James Sellers; George Sellers; Isaac Bradley; Harry Marwood; George Holmes; John Dale; Ernest Cartwright; Francis Dale; Tom Dale; William Burgess; Harry Boyes; David Hepton; John Midgley; John J. Youngson; John Mudd; Ernest Bloomfield; H. Congreve Horne; Alfred Burgess; Thomas Marwood;
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