St Andrew's with Castle Gate United Reformed Church windows - WW1 and WW2

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St Andrew's with Castle Gate United Reformed Church

Goldsmith Street

Nottingham

NG1 5JT

England

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Type: Non freestanding
Description: Stained glass window
Conflicts:
  • First World War (1914-1918)
  • Second World War (1939-1945)
About the memorial: The memorial windows commemorate the deaths of the young men from the St Andrews Presbyterian Church during the two world wars. The large central window contains the image of a warrior surrounded by the symbols of Scotland, Ireland and England with the epitaph 'in affectionate memory of the young men of this church who made the supreme sacrifice'. The names of the fallen, 15 in all, are listed on the two adjacent windows that contain full names, date of death and service or regimental badge. Separately within the sanctuary is a single memorial to John Brash contained within one of the windows on the south side of the building.Thoose listed are as follows Second Lieutenant John Brash East Lancashire Regiment 25.8.1918 Gunner James Chapman Royal Field Artillery 1.7.1917 Second Lieutenant Archibald John Ewart, Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment) 28.9.1916 Lance Corporal Donald Patrick Clarke Grant, Cameron Highlanders, 12.4.1917 Aircraftman 1st Class Horance Stephen Gray, Royal Air Force, 3.9.1939 Rifleman Archibald McMillan Hanna, Royal Irish Rifles, 1.7.1916 Private J Hemmingway, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, 2.12.1915 Fireman and Trimmer Richard Lynch, SS Cairnmona, Merchant Navy 30.10.1939 Second Lieutenant Donald Ewan Marshall Royal Flying Corps and 4th Bn., West Yorkshire (Prine of Wales Own) 7.8.1917 Second Lieutenant William Henry Ratcliffe South Staffordshire Regiment 1.7.1916 Driver John Johnstone Simpson Royal Field Artillery 18.4.1917 Lieutenant James Knowles Turpin Royal Field Artillery 14.8.1917 Private Francis George Wallace Sherwood Foresters 13.11.1915 Pilot Officer Arthur Roy Watson 152 sqdn.Royal Air Force 28.11.1940 Second Lieutenant Leonard Frank Wells MC 9th Bn. West Yorkshire Regiment 11.10.1918 Corporal William Eric Woodward 52nd Bn. Durham Light Infantry 29.06.1919
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