Inside the church are three brass plaques which do give the names. There is a plaque each for the First and Second World Wars, and one for a casualty, in 1978, in Crossmaglen, Northern Ireland
AND
ALL WHO FELL IN WORLD WAR II 1939 - 1945
George APPLETON Sydney APPLETON Arthur BAGULEY Ernest G BAKER Harry BARBER Arthur H BRADBURN Stanley BRAZENDALE Wilfred S S BROADBENT Henry BROOKS Roland BROOKS William BROOKS William BROOKS Herbert BUCKLEY Thomas H CADMAN Arthur CLARE Ernest CLARE | Frank CLARK Harry CLARK Norman CLARKE William H COOKE Harold W CORNES Frederick DANIELS George C L DEWHURST Benjamin ELLIOT Stanley GIBBS Edward GILBERTS Joseph C GOUGH Jonathan GRESTY James GRIFFIN Fred GRIFFITHS John GUEST James HANKINSON | Henry O W HILL John E HOLMES Horace S HUDSON William HYNCH Alfred JACKSON Harry JACKSON Walter JACKSON James JENNINGS Sam JENNINGS Edward JOHNSON William JOHNSON Amos JONES John W JONES Thomas F JONES Martin KILGANNON John LEIGH | Peter LEIGH Samuel M LEWIS Cyril LORD Walter MAIRE Richard F MARTIN Arthur MILLER Harry S MOSS Percy MOSS Lewin MOSTON Frank NIGHTINGALE James OWEN Charles PERCIVAL Jack PORTER Thomas READ William READ I Althorp RIDGEWAY | Edward SAUNDERS Thomas W SHEPHERD Isaac SKELTHORN George V SMITH Thomas I SMITH John STATHAM Amos SUMMERFIELD Harry TAYLOR Henry E THORNICROFT Willam H TUNSTALL George WALKER Fred L WARBURTON James H WHITE John WILD Samuel WILSON Reginald WOOD |
"FAITHFULL UNTO DEATH"
To The Glory of God
And In Loving And Loyal Memory Of The
Serving Members Of The Forces Who
Gave Their Lives In The Defence Of
Liberty And Honour In World War II
1939 - 1945
Jack BEECH Louis BIBBY Harold CLAYTON Leslie DANIELS Jack DAVENPORT John Pattison EWBANK William GILBERTS William Geddis GROVES Lionel HEMBER Charles JACKSON Eric KELSALL RoberT KNIGHT Harry DAVIES | Mary LEA Arthur LEIGH Kenneth Brice MILTON John R M MARR Archibald Menzies OGILVIE Arthur POTTS Thomas ROUSE William Arthur SEWELL Alec F F SHAW Alfred SKELHORN Robert WARHAM Eric WEEDON William HARRISON |
We Will Remember Them
TO HONOUR THE MEMORY OF GUARDSMAN GRAHAM R DUGGAN
AGED 20 1ST BATTALION GRENADIER GUARDS
WHO PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE WHILST ON DUTY WITH
THE REGIMENT DURING THE CONFLICT
CROSSMAGLEN NORTHERN IRELAND 21ST DECEMBER 1978
"HIS NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE"
PRESENTED BY THE MEMBERS OF THE MANCHESTER BRANCH
GRENADIER GUARDS ASSOCIATION