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Yeatherd Family, date of photo estimated - Taken by B Wood 21 May 2001
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Yeatherd Family, date of photo estimated - Taken by B Wood 21 May 2001
Reference WMO/263761
Edit memorial name, location & address- Glass Stained Glass
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Boer War, Second (1899-1902)
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Original dedication - "Giving thanks for the beloved memory of Lieutenant Colonel Ernest Walter Yeatherd, who fell leading his Regiment, 2nd Battalion the King's Own Royal Lancaster, at the assault of Greenhill below Pieters during the Relief of Ladysmith, February 22nd, and died at Pietermaritzburg February 26th 1900. This window is dedicated by his wife." inserted panel - "We pray you to remember in the Lord, Montague Locke, Captain 12the Royal Lancers, late Q O Hussars, who fell in action at the Battle of Arras, 11th April 1917, aged 35, and Raymond Gilbert Hooker, Lieutenant Queen's Bays, who fell leading a Reconnaissance Patrol, Somme, 15th September 1916, aged 25, the only sons of Lieutenant Colonel Yeatherd
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