Linby St Michael

War Memorial

First World War Memorial

A plaque situated on the south wall of the south aisle. There are signs of a break and repair visible near the lower right-hand corner. It is inscribed as follows:

TO THE
GLORY OF GOD AND IN GRATEFUL MEMORY
OF THE MEN FROM LYNBY AND PAPPLEWICK
WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR FOR FREEDOM
1914 - 1918

ASKEW · JOHN HERBERT ·	PTE	2ND SHERWOODS ·
BASS · HAROLD · M·C·	CAPT	2ND YORKSHIRE REGT ·
BAXTER · EDWARD JAMES ·	CPL	S·WALES BORDERERS ·
CRANSWICK · ALEC GEORGE ·	2/LIEUT	ROYAL FLYING CORPS ·
GRAY · WILLIAM LESLIE ·	" "	4TH SUFFOLKS ·
HAYWOOD · CHARLES ·	PTE	NORTH STAFFORDS ·
JOHNSON · JAMES	"	ROYAL ENGINEERS ·
PATES · FREDERICK HENRY ·	"	MACHINE GUN CORPS ·
VINCENT · GEORGE ·	"	NORTH STAFFORDS ·
WEBSTER · HERBERT ·	L/CPL	NOTTS AND DERBYS ·
WESTON · HAROLD WILLIAM ·	PTE	DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S
WHITING · OLIVER ·	"	KINGS ROYAL RIFLES ·

The corresponding memorial in Papplewick Church, in the same parish, is in the same design and material.

Additional First World War Memorial

A brass plaque, situated on the south side of the chancel archway, facing the nave. The plaque has a decorated border of oak leaves and acorns. The main inscription is below the Regimental badge, which is fixed onto the plaque. The inscription reads:

THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918

IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
WILLIAM LESLIE GRAY
2ND LIEUT 4TH SUFFOLK REGT
WHO WAS MORTALLY WOUNDED NEAR FLESQUIERES.
SEPT 27TH 1918
LAID TO REST IN GREVILLERS BRITISH CEMETERY.
FRANCE. SEPT 28TH 1918.
AGED 20 YEARS.

"LIVE THOU FOR ENGLAND · WE FOR ENGLAND DIED"

Second World War Memorial

A memorial plaque, sited on the window recess at the south-east end of the soauth aisle chapel. The inscription reads:

THIS CHAPEL WAS RESTORED
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AS AN ACT OF THANKSGIVING
AND ALSO IN MEMORY OF

A.I. BUTLER		M. HADLEY
A.W. CHADBURN		W.B.N. LYNES
J. CLARK		J.C. MAYES
S.M. COWARD		R.F. NUNN
H. WRIGHT

WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE
SECOND WORLD WAR