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black and white marble memorial wall plaque - Taken by David Gibson 30 May 2019
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Black and white marble memorial wall plaque to the members of Partick Methodist Church who died in WW1 - Taken by David Gibson 30 May 2019
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Black and white marble memorial wall plaque to the members of Partick Methodist Church who died in WW1 - Taken by David Gibson 30 May 2019
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Black and white marble memorial wall plaque to the members of Partick Methodist Church who died in WW1 - Taken by David Gibson 31 May 2019
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Black and white marble memorial wall plaque to the members of Partick Methodist Church who died in WW1 - Taken by David Gibson 31 May 2019
Reference WMO/263951
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To the glory of God and in memory of the undermentioned members of this congregation who fell in the Great War 1914-1919 [there follows a list of 29 names] "Their name liveth for evermore"
Capt S E Youden DURH LI Lieut A Bennie 17th R Scots Lieut J A Brown 16th HLI Lieut F M Rea North Fus Lieut F C Youden AIF ERA FS Clench HMS Defence Pte H D Servant RMLI PO J M McClure RND Sergt G A Lee 16th HLI Sergt T Miller R Innis Fus Cpl J Dickson 3rd Cam Highrs Cpl G Fairfull 5th Sco Rif L-Cpl J C Renton Cam Highrs Pte R Bennett 5th HLI Pte R Bennett 7th A&S Highrs Pte G Clark Lovat's Scouts Pte J Colquhoun 5th Sco Rif Pte T Cumberland 16th HLI Pte J A Campbell RASC Pte W G Goudie 5th Sco Rif Pte J Hay 7th Cam Highrs Pte J Hair 9th HLI Pte R Hannah 9th Sco Rif Pte R Metcalfe 9th Sco Rif Pte A McIntyre KOSB Pte W D McIntyre RW Kent R Pte J A McLaren 9th HLI Pte A Mackay 1st Sea Highrs Pte D S Stirling 5th Cam Highrs
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