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Hyson Green St Paul

War Memorial

The War Memorial plaque

A marble memorial tablet for the Great War was moved to St Stephen’s. It is now to be found adjacent to the St Stephen’s war memorial. It commemorates

Douglas Christie Claydon, Artists Regiment
Reginald Day - Private
Harold Godber - Private, Duke of Wellington Regiment
Walter Owen Godber - General, Royal Flying Corps
Eric Hardy - Lieutenant Corporal, Duke of Wellington or Yorkshire Regiment
Charles Henry Keeling - 2nd Lieutenant, Royal Field Artillery
Albert Reginald Wallis - Private, Royal Field Artillery
Morgan Arthur Wheatley - Sherwood Foresters

There is also an unofficial record of names of men associated with St Paul’s who went to serve in the First World War. The record contains 1063 names, including regiment numbers and addresses. This is being compiled into a database together with the records of St Stephen’s.