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Address:
Wesley Centenary Methodist Church
5 Hamilton Road
Bangor
BT20 4JP
Northern Ireland
Open large map- Glass Stained Glass
- Metal Brass
- First World War (1914-1918)
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At the top-THIS ROLL OF HONOUR IS ERECTED BY THE/CONGREGATION TO PERPETUATE THE MEMORY OF THOSE/FROM THIS CHURCH WHO VENTURED THEIR LIVES IN/THE GREAT WAR 1914 – 1918; At the centre in the wreath to the fallen-THE MEMORIAL WINDOWS/ARE ERECTED IN MEMORY OF/THE FOLLOWING/WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE/[names]; At the sides- [names of the served and returned]
The fallen-Herbert Cumming/ R Percy Cumming-Canadians/ Alexander Campbell-Royal Irish Rifles/ George Milne-Motor Transport Service/ Albert Smith-Young Citizen Volunteers/ Harry L Weir-13th Royal Irish Rifles; Served and Returned- Served W J Anderson 18th RIR William O’Neill 2nd RIR/ A R Browne 4th RF R J O’Neill 13th RIR/ Jim Balmer NIH Edward O’Neill 11th RIR/ J H Conolly Lt RGA E J Parkhill Lt 6th RIF/ R M Conolly AM, RNAS C W Petch Lt RAMC/ Richard Cowzer MC, MJp ASC J C W Reid 2nd Lt R Innis F/ Wesley Corry RFA Hugh Rooney S SGt ASC/ Ernest Corry RFA H F Shepperd MC, MJp 12th Yorks/ James George ASC Harry Stephenson 2nd Lt R Innis F/ Harry Gilmore USA Air Force Jack Stevenson Lt 8/9 RIR/ William Gibson RN John Smith Cycling Corps/ William Hunter Captain ASC Edward Totten RFA/ P J Hayes Driver RFA Edward Tyrell Lovat Scouts/ John Hayes AM, RAF Archie Trimble Corp/ William Milligan Lt Nigerian Regiment William Wilson 13th RIR/ Charles Milligan RN W J Wilson Canadians/ W F Mansell RE William Weir Black Watch/ J F Magee Lt 10th York & Lanc Trevor Craig RASC
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