Newark Christ ChurchWar Memorial
The First World War memorial is attached to the south wall of the nave at the west end.
It was moved from Christ Church on Lombard Street when the church closed in the late 1950s.
The inscription reads:
1914 OUR GLORIOUS DEAD 1919
TO COMMEMORATE THE SELF-SACRIFICE OF THOSE WHOSE
NAMES ARE INSCRIBED HEREON WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
FOR THEIR COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR
ASHER THOMAS |
EAST RICHARD |
JACKSON E. |
ROBB ARCHIE |
BAILY JOHN F. |
EMPSON ARTHUR |
JUDSON ERNEST |
SINGLETON BERT |
BARTON ERNEST |
FOOTITT JOHN |
KEELEY GEO A. |
SMITH THOS. H. |
BELTON S. CECIL |
GABBITAS LORRAINE |
LEACH HARRY |
SOUTHERINGTON A. |
BREWSTER WM. |
GABBITAS TOM |
MARKWELL E. |
STAMPER ARTHUR |
CATLEY WM. |
GRANT ARNOLD |
MUSGROVE ARTH. G. |
SWANN WILLIAM |
CAVEY JOHN WM. |
GRAVELL JOHN J. |
PAGE ALBERT V. |
TAYLOR CHRIS. |
CHAPPELL ARTHUR |
HANLEY ALFRED |
PARKER FRED |
TURNER IRA W. |
CHAPPELL HENRY |
HARVEY GEO. N. |
POYNTON H. |
TURNER JOE |
CLIFFE CECIL H. |
HICKSON J. ERNEST |
PRIESTLEY ALF. |
TWYDALE E. L. |
COBB GEO. |
HITCHCOK F. C. |
PRIDE WM. |
WILLINGHAM S. |
CROWDER CHAS. W. |
HOUGH DAVID |
PROBERT ED. J. |
WILSON JOHN |
DAY ARTHUR |
HYDES G. STANLEY |
REVILL ROBERT |
WRIGHT F. W. |
DAY J. THOS. |
JOYNES ALFRED |
REVILL HAROLD |
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Directly below the memorial is a wooden and glass case containing a Book of Remembrance commemorating the members of the congregation who lost their lives in the Second World War.
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