Nottingham St GeorgeWar Memorial
 The War Memorial is located on the wall of the south aisle near the entrance to the vestry. It has an oak frame with the glass front divided into three sections enclosing written lists of the names of fallen on the two outer panels, with the centre panel inscribed with the name of the church and a drawing of St. George slaying the dragon.
Left Panel
1914 - 1918 |
| A. Allan |
J.H. Ash |
| B. Allen |
F. Astill |
| H. Atkin |
J.W. Armstrong |
| H. Bailey |
F.S. Bakewell |
| H. Barker |
H.E. Barber |
| P. Baxter |
H. Bee |
| F. Beckworth |
C. Bellamy |
| A.V. Bentley |
F.A.Bishop |
| H. Bishop |
A.A. Bland |
| J.F. Bonser |
F. Bowler D.C.M. |
| J.F. Boyer |
H. Brooksbank |
| W. Cheetham |
W.H. Cherry |
| A. Churoe |
P.G. Cook |
| R.R. Cooper |
T.E. Cox |
| T. Cragg |
T.C. Crofts |
| T. Dixon |
H. Draper |
| R.S. Edwards |
W. Eggington |
| E. Emery |
A. Fell |
| G.F. Fenton |
W. Foster |
| A. Fox |
A. Garfoot |
| A. Garner |
T.W. Gibbins |
| H. Glover |
A.K. Greaves |
| J.W. Guyler |
H. Hall |
| H. Hall |
A. Hallam |
| G.A. Hand |
J. Hand |
| O.C. Hand |
R. Handley |
| H. Hardy |
W. Harrison |
| F. Hossell |
G. Heaps |
| B. Henley |
H. Henley |
| E. Hassel |
H.W. Horton |
| S. Humphries |
S.H. Hurren |
| C.R. Jackson |
H. Johnson |
| F.C. Lancashire |
J.W. Lane |
| C. Leonard |
H.E. Littlewood |
| D. Love |
A. Malby |
| E.G. Mason |
W.C. Melson |
| J. Moran |
A.T. Moorcroft |
| G. A. Morley |
S.W. Morrel |
| J. Mulvey |
J.A. Nall |
| F.W. Nall |
S. Naysmith |
| H. Naycomb |
A. Nichols |
| A Nicholson |
G. Nicholson |
| J. T. Nicholson |
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Centre Panel
The Parish Church of
St George and St. John the Baptist
To the Glory of GOD
and
in memory of
the men of this parish
who at the call of duty
gave their lives for home
and country in the two
Great Wars
1914 - 1918 1939 - 1945
To whom the Churchyard Calvary
was raised by public subscription
"Greater love hath no man than this, that
a man lay down his life for his friends"
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Right Panel
1914 - 1918 |
| F. Orgill |
J. W. Paice |
| W.H. Patrick |
W.W. Parkin |
| R. Pierce |
T.E. Pilgrim |
| G. Potter |
T. Proctor |
| G. Rawson |
R. Rawson |
| A.P. Rollston |
W. Rudge |
| H. Scrimshaw |
W. Scrimshaw |
| S.F. Sewell |
W. A. Sharp |
| W.H. Sheward |
A. Shipman |
| H. Shipman |
E.B. Spencer |
| W.E. Smedley |
A. Smith |
| A. E Smith |
J. Smith |
| E.J. Smith |
W. Smithson |
| W.C. Stokes |
H. Sunderland |
| J.H. Taylor |
N. Taylor |
| H. Timson |
T. Theaker |
| R. Thorpe |
J. Tunicliffe |
| C.E.W. Turner |
F. Twigger |
| J. Twigger |
R.G. Wade |
| A. Ward |
T.W. Watson |
| F.W. Walker |
J. Walker |
| L. Walker |
E. Waterfield |
| R. Webster |
S. Webster |
| W. West |
A.O. Wilmot |
| W. Willis |
P. Wilson |
| G.H. Wheldon |
J.H. White |
| E. Wright |
G.E. Wright |
| E. Wood |
C.W. Woods |
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| 1939 - 1940 |
| W.A. Clarke |
L. Fenton |
| T. Gibson |
L. Gilding |
| W.A. Hutchinson |
| C. Mewse |
J. McDermot |
| L. Pepper |
H.W. Petchell |
| J.A. Rayson |
T. Redgate |
| F. Richards |
G.E. Smith |
| I. Topham |
J. Townsend |
| J.W. Turner |
A.C. Walker |
| S. Witts |
G. Wood |
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The memorial was adapted to accommodate the details of the casualties of World War II.
The Churchyard Calvary
 Set in the small area of churchyard on the southern side of the church there is another war memorial. It was funded by public subscription and unveiled on 18 June 1921. The opening ceremony was performed by Lady Henry Bentinck. It is in the form of a white Portland stone Calvary.
The octagonal base has the inscription:
To the Glory of God and in memory of the men
Of St. George’s parish who gave their lives for
Home and country during the Wars of
1914-1918
1939-1945 |
(The reference to World War II was added at a later date.)
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