Nottingham St Mary

Interior War Memorials

The memorials listed here are in
addition to the principal World War I
Memorial
at the south-west gate.

St Mary’s has a rich history of war memorials and other military connections. Memorials come from the Crimean war and Indian Mutiny, South African War and the First and Second World Wars. They range from large and flamboyant memorials to simple plaques and also take the form of stained glass windows and regimental flags.

Click the numbers in the key plan for details of the items.

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Key to War Memorials

Chancel, North Side

1World War I Monument - Robin Hood Battalions, Sherwood Foresters

This Memorial was designed by Mr Henry Poole ARA. It is a wall-mounted bronze and shows a platoon of Robin Hoods returning from the trenches.

Below the bronze are the dates

1914     1918

and the text:

THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED TO
THE GLORIOUS MEMORY OF THE
OFFICERS NON·COM OFFICERS
AND PRIVATES OF THE THREE
ROBIN HOOD BATTALIONS OF THE
SHERWOOD FORESTERS WHO AT
THE CALL OF KING AND COUNTRY
  LEFT ALL THAT WAS DEAR TO THEM
FACED PERIL ENDURED HARDNESS
AND GAVE THEIR OWN LIVES
THAT OTHERS MIGHT LIVE +
THEIR LABOURS THEIR PRIVATIONS
THEIR SUFFERINGS AND THEIR VALOUR
CAN NEVER BE FORGOTTEN

2Normandy Veterans

A black marble tablet:

REMEMBER
BEFORE GOD
THOSE WHO SERVED
IN THE NORMANDY
LANDINGS IN JUNE
1944 - AND IN THE
SUBSEQUENT
CAMPAIGN

In Thee·O Lord·I have put my trust
                                        Ps·71

ERECTED BY THE NOTTINGHAM BRANCH OF
THE NORMANDY VETERANS ASSOCIATION
ON THE 16TH JULY 1989

3South Notts Hussars

A large white stone and bronze memorial.

In the large oval towards the top are the words in gold:

In
memory of
the Officers N.C.O’s
and Men of the
SOUTH NOTTS. HUSSARS
who fell
in the Great War
1914  –  1918

in
Egypt
Gallipoli
Macedonia
Palestine
France

Below the oval is a brass plaque, a door with a round grill bearing the insignia SNH, behind which are the books of remembrance.

Below this is a bronze plaque with the inscription:

This tablet commemorates with pride and love
those Officers and Men of
THE SOUTH NOTTS HUSSARS
who gave their lives for their King and Country
in the War of 1939 - 1945

107 (S.N.H.) Rgt.
Royal Horse Artillery
  150 (S.N.H.) Fd.Rgt.
Royal Artillery
  107 MED. Rgt. R.A.
South Notts Hussars T.A.

4South Notts Hussars (150th Regiment RHA - World War II)

Polished dark grey marble plaque with an inscription in gold.

Engraved on this plaque at the top are oak leaves and an acorn, followed by:

150TH REGIMENT
SOUTH NOTTS HUSSARS
ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY
IN MEMORY
OF THOSE WHO FELL
DURING THE 1939 - 1945 WAR

South Aisle

5Robin Hood Rifles - Boer War

A brass plaque on black stone, reading (around the border and in the body of the plaque):

TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND

IN MEMORY OF THOSE MEMBERS
OF THE ROBIN HOOD RIFLES
who lost their lives in the
Service of their Country during
the South African campaign

CORPLJ·L·SANDERSON  DIED AT
WYNBERG
 JULY 28TH 1900
PTEG·W·RICHARDS  DIED AT
JOHANNESBURG
 MAY 4TH 1901
PTEJ·H·LEWIS  DIED AT
KRUGERSDORP
 OCTOBER 23RD 1901
PTEJ·TAYLOR  KILLED AT
MOSKINLEN
 APRIL 20TH 1902

THIS TABLET WAS ERECTED
BY THE OFFICERS & NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
OF THE REGIMENT 1902

6Parachute Regiment Memorial

This memorial is sited in the south aisle just below the memorial to the Robin Hood Rifles both of which are below the Parachute Regimental Flag.  The wording is as follows:

To the members of Nottingham Branch Parachute Regimental Association
“Lest we forget” 2012.

7Burma Star Memorial

The flag of the Burma Star Association hangs on the south wall above a plaque which reads:

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN MEMORY OF ALL
WHO DIED OR FOUGHT IN
THE BURMA CAMPAIGN
1941 - 1945

When you go home
Tell them of us, and say
For your tomorrow
We gave our today

ERECTED BY THE
FRIENDS OF THE BURMA STAR ASSOCIATION
NOTTINGHAM BRANCH           V.J. DAY 1986

8Sherwood Foresters South African Memorial

This is a large polished brass plaque, carrying the names of 123 men of the 1st Battalion Sherwood Foresters who were killed in action, died of wounds, drowned on patrol or died of disease during the Boer War, 1899-1902.

Click here for details of the wording including the names of the men commemorated.

9South Notts Hussars - South Africa 1900-1902

Large polished brass plaque, reading:

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF THE OFFICER :: NON
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE SOUTH
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE HUSSARS IMPERIAL YEOMANRY
WHO WERE KILLED IN ACTION AND DIED IN SOUTH ::
AFRICA 1900-1902: CAPTAIN ALFRED MILLINGTON
KNOWLES: SQ:QR:MR: SERGEANT A·M·THURMAN
CORPORALS: W·H·BREWILL: J·W·WHITTLE: J·TAYLOR
PRIVATES: A·BLACKWELL: R·BOOTE: H·H·BURTON::
J·W·COATES: J·W·CUNNINGTON: F·DEVONSHIRE: P·W
ENGLAND: J·FOOTITT: H·R·HOWARD: F·C·KELLY:
H·LEARMAN: W·LENG: T·A·OXLEY: G·H·WILLIAMS
F·S·WOOTTON :: THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY :
THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE REGIMENT::

Round the edge of the memorial are inscribed the names of the battlefields:

BOSHOF
LINDLEY
HARTEBEESTEFONTEIN
ZWARTZ KOPJES
ROODEVAL
BUFFELSHOEK
OLIFANTS NEK

The monogrammed initials SNH are inscribed at each corner.

10 Normandy Veteran's Association

 A Flag for the Nottinghamshire Branch Normandy Veterans Association. It is sited immediately to the east of the south porch in the south aisle (2011).

11 Old Contemptibles

On a bracket projecting into the church is the flag of The Old Contemptibles; also a Union Flag hangs against the wall. Below it is a small brass rectangular plaque with the inscription:

THIS FLAG TAKEN FROM THE CENOTAPH LONDON WAS PRESENTED TO
THE NOTTINGHAM BRANCH OLD CONTEMPTIBLES ASSOCIATION
BY THE WAR MUSEUM COMMISSIONERS AND WAS PLACED HERE ON
MAY 26TH 1946 TO PERPETUATE THE MEMORY OF THE COMRADES
WHO FELL IN THE 1914 – 1918 WAR

Below this is a square bronze pierced door with a book of remembrance, bound in black with gold lettering. On the door is:

OLD CONTEMPTIBLES ASSOCIATION
1914
AUG 5 TO NOV 22

12Memorial to H.M.S. Nottingham

A bronze plaque with a Union Flag hanging above it. The plaque reads:

CITY OF NOTTINGHAM

THIS UNION JACK WAS PRESENTED TO
THE VICAR AND CHURCHWARDENS
OF ST MARYS CHURCH NOTTINGHAM
AND WAS THE FLAG FLOWN BY H.M.S.
NOTTINGHAM OF THE SECOND CRUISER
SQUADRON THROUGHOUT THE BATTLE
OF JUTLAND ON THE 31ST MAY 1916.
THE NOTTINGHAM WAS SUNK BY A
TORPEDO IN THE NORTH SEA ON THE
18TH AUGUST 1916, WHEN TWENTY ONE OF
HER SHIPS COMPANY LOST THEIR LIVES.
THE FLAG WAS PRESENTED BY ADMIRAL
SIR WILLIAM GEORGE TENNANT K.C.B.,
C.B.,C.B.E.,M.V.O. WHO WAS NAVIGATING
OFFICER OF H.M.S. NOTTINGHAM AT
THE BATTLE OF JUTLAND.

THIS TABLET WAS ERECTED BY THE LORD
MAYOR, ALDERMEN AND CITIZENS OF
THE CITY OF NOTTINGHAM ON THE
16TH DAY OF APRIL 1950.

WILLIAM SHARP, LORD MAYOR
THE REVEREND CANON R.H.
HAWKINS, VICAR OF ST MARYS
CHURCH

J.E.RICHARDS, TOWN CLERK

The city coat of arms appears in the lower left corner.

Below the plaque is a colour photograph in a frame, captioned: H.M.S. Nottingham (D91) Type 42 Destroyer, launched 1982. Photograph presented by the Nottingham Flotilla 1997.

West End of Nave

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The Loggerheads War Memorial

The original war memorial was erected on the outside wall of the Loggerheads public house on Cliff Road by landlady Mrs. Rose Conner on 21 September 1919 to honour those from the Narrow Marsh and immediate area who gave their lives in the 1914-1918 war. The memorial subsequently went missing and was reconstructed by landlord Mick Walton and re-erected at the Loggerheads pub on 31 August 1998. The pub closed down in 2009 and the memorial was moved to St Mary's church and dedicated on 11 November 2011.

THE ORIGINAL MEMORIAL WAS ERECTED BY MRS ROSE CONNER
ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 1919 TO HONOUR THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE 1914-1918 WAR FROM THE NARROW-MARSH AND IMMEDIATE AREA

 

MOLLART J

108631

 

PAICE

1434

 

LINAY (MAJ)

 

 

CHRISTMAS

26327

 

NEWTON

64891

SYKES

186456

 

HOE

204435

 

MCGREAVY

23575

 

WALKER

309141

 

CLARK

47969

SULLIVAN

64932

 

PILGRIM

64932

 

MILLS

62393

 

HARRIS

3437

 

GILBER

50759

RAWSON

19007

 

WAITE

15934

 

WEST

238131

 

TOLLINGTON

1839

 

JUDGE

242602

ABBOTT

157415

 

NAYSMITH

102120

 

LANE

57723

 

HART

6193

 

KING

58516

SUMMERS

103743

 

CATOR

7841

 

REDFORD

40757

 

BROWN

32473

 

SHEPPARD

265820

CARRIER

142611

 

GAMBLE

25288

 

CANADINE

3859

 

PICKERING

301864

 

TAFT

265756

SCOTT

13599

 

HALL

16803

 

DANBY

1638

 

TINKER

28792

 

WYNNE

4272

HILL

12962

 

LUTY

8032

 

LEWIS

21720

 

WILLIAMSON

779

 

PEARSON

13705

HUNTER

M/285593

 

NALL

876

 

OAKLAND

4856

 

RAISTRICK

265959

 

JACKSON

40395

WARD

140210

 

SCRIMSHAW

16003

 

POWELL

38643

 

CARDER

266979

 

PROCTOR

8513

CHALLANDS

12028

 

SHAW

17580

 

PARKS

21194

 

ELSE

265996

 

WOOD

31381

GRIFFIN

64924

 

SPEAR

2466

 

WOLFE

36052

 

ENSOR

3748

 

SHEWARD

63364

SIMPSON

42357

 

SPENSER

606

 

ALFORD

71175

 

FREEMAN

270226

 

BARROWS (LT)

 

BASSETT

22394

 

ROWE

204550

 

THOMPSON

612312

 

ASHWORTH (LT)

 

 

WALTERS

3283

CHAMBERS

32955

 

CHEETHAM

242515

 

SEATON

57660

 

PHILLIPS H

 

 

YOUNG

265146

FLETCHER

268821

 

PRATT (CPT)

 

 

BROOKE

20321

 

BARROWCLIFF

25401

 

MUNDELL

5443

BRAMLEY

17514

 

ATKINS

27292

 

HALL

2580

 

BROWN

333889

 

BUCKLEY

4747

CHAMBERLAIN

203708

 

SULLIVAN

67053

 

BAILEY

16868

 

DALE

7102

 

TYTHERLEY

9133

NEWCOMB

50145

 

WADE

2149

 

LEVENE

708

 

GILL

78750

 

SMITH

265079

PITMAN

10856

 

BOYER

307058

 

WILSON

82302

 

HURT

10867

 

CLIFTON

38366

ROLLSON

4953

 

BISHOP

41559

 

POLLARD

5797

 

LORD

335390

 

BROADHEAD

164446

SEWELL

29125

 

SHIPHAM

266945

 

COPE

84176

 

TAYLOR

1986

 

BURDELL

195058

PARFITT

4611

 

RUDGE

5080

 

LAWTON J

97826

 

TRUMAN

9769

 

SELBY

190751

COOK

13425

 

WATSON

83833

 

LAWTON G H

49389

 

NEVILLE

4837

 

DAVIS

268015

FLINT

6509

 

THOMPSON

32652

 

FREEMAN S

43241

 

BRADY

17537

 

SPINKS

265054

HAINES

7868

 

WRIGHT

99346

 

MARSHALL

15952

 

WATTS

27146

 

MEDCALF

202097

HALLAM

4036

 

TIMSON

1957

 

MARSHALL

17260

 

FLINT

204396

 

WAINWRIGHT

35271

SHAKESPEARE

25072

 

JACKMAN

268802

 

MCGREAVY

43867

 

HENLEY

17991

 

WAINWRIGHT

35271

CORTHORN

7784

 

WILKINSON

265215

 

SMITH

232687

 

HOLLOWAY

42699

 

ROSE

43050

BALL [MISS]

 

 

WILCE

50122

 

STOREY

525774

 

KEETLEY

28783

 

WINFIELD

41156

SMITH CLAYTON

41186

 

PATTINSON

93158

 

TUNNICLIFFE

63704

 

LEATHERLAND

8357

 

HUDSON

19433

BAYLISS

21706

 

UPTON

30976

 

TYRES

351838

 

MILLER

25867

 

LANE

21461

RUDD

27127

 

CALLADINE

90167

 

CROSS

25466

 

PARKER

47094

 

BARLOW

2768

BUSH

204207

 

FREEMAN

4887

 

BROOKSBANK

301479

 

PEET

325695

 

HEGGS [LT]

 

CAIN

29205

 

BARSBY

1242

 

CRAGG

306414

 

QUINN

808

 

MARSHALL

57078

CARNELLY

50513

 

GLOVER

26320

 

FENTON

14860

 

SMITH

58916

 

SHIPSTONE

29702

GRAVES

266061

 

JAMES

10807

 

WHEATLEY

J/22019 HMS

 

WILKINSON

202035

 

BENSON

49216

MAPLES

14987

 

CODD

455250

 

WHITE

K/5370 HMS

 

RICHARDS

134168

 

CARNALL

3963

RODGERS

242477

 

ALLEN

24374

 

JONES

2222027

 

GELL

61755

 

FENSOM

2986

SHAW

81617

 

ATKIN

15960

 

TACEY

58714

 

ALLSOPP

4325

 

THOMPSON

2803

WALKER

266276

 

BAMBRIDGE

13525

 

HARDY

3337

 

ARCHER

5229

 

CLAYTON

29265

YEOMANS

203512

 

BARTLES

13534

 

TOPLISS

182903

 

ARMSTRONG

6179

 

HART

265889

CHILTON

15511

 

BRADLEY

265526

 

WAGSTAFF

31481

 

BARRIE

10469

 

MATKIN

64633

CROFTS

14564

 

CARRROLL

8879

 

LINFOOT

151984

 

CURTIS

4913

 

DAVIS

42873

STEWARD

63364

 

CORBETT

305765

 

BLANKLEY

39947

 

MCDERMOTT

30796

 

LAMB

65968

COOPER

321564

 

COSGROVE

265076

 

LINDLEY

1579

 

MOSLEY

44434

 

WHEELHOUSE

4710

BARROWS [LT]

 

 

DALE

17466

 

SMITH

8004

 

SHELTON

5077

 

PARKINSON

23687

YOUNG

265146

 

GARFOOT

266296

 

KING

203916

 

SPOONER

24147

 

HOLMES

265918

HILDERBRANDO

4908

 

PERCIVAL

16237

 

GUNN

228618

 

STRUTT

13118

 

SAMPLES

19386

BURKE

4190

 

MARSHALL

47178

 

KERTON

9704

 

VICCARS

20497

 

JARVIS

266110

BARKER

266861

 

SPIBEY

266480

 

NEWBERRY

151442

 

AMOS

44934

 

WATCHORN

15745

RAVEN

242630

 

GARNER

3057

 

SWANN

11070

 

WALKER

PO/100(S)

 

LAWSON

43426

CLARKE J

266510

 

O’BRIEN

49847

 

BOSTOCK

307152

 

WOOTTON

310602

 

 

 

BOADEN

4492

 

GEAR

265112

 

GILLETT

77828

 

CRIPWELL

26220

 

 

 

SMEDLEY

1546

 

GEE

47664

 

BEAL

44341

 

GREENHALGH

91543

 

 

 

 

RE-ERECTED BY MICK WALTON ON AUGUST 31st 1998

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Mundella School War Memorial

At the west end of the church to the right of the main doorway is the Mundella School War Memorial. This was dedicated in the Mundella School 11th November 1920. It is a bronze plaque measuring 1300mm x 1200mm, with a semi-circle at the top including the coat of arms of Nottingham. The inscription reads:

IN MEMORY OF THE OLD BOYS OF THIS
SCHOOL WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR
COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918

O.B.ALVEY   J.W.CULLEY   C.H.R.JONES   A.C.ROE
J.A.R.ARCHER   R.H.DAWES   N.KELLY   W.ROSE
F.ASHTON   A.DAY   R.C.F.KETTLE   C.SALISBURY
G.ASHWORTH   A.DENNIS   J.KIRK   W.B.SCOTHON
L.ASHWORTH   A.J.DERRICK   W.KNIGHT   E.SELBY
J.M.ATKIN   J.DERRY   W.H.LINWOOD   T.P.SHARPE
E.AYLETT   H.DEXTER   U.MACHIN   A.SHAW
C.BALDOCK   C.H.EAST   A.MAKIN   A.R.SHAW
J.BARKER   F.EDWARDS   H.MAKIN   J.SHAW
A.N.BATES   B.ELLIOT   A.MARTIN   H.S.SLATER
E.W.BOOTH   G.W.EVANS   R.MARTIN   A.SPENCER
J.W.BRAILSFORD   H.H.FAIRWEATHER   A.MASON   J.STIRLAND
J.BRASH   L.H.FLINT   A.P.MASON   A.SUMMERS
E.BRETLAND   W.M.FLINT   H.J.MERRY   H.J.SUTTON
C.C.BRIDDON   P.F.FOSTER   A.H.MOORE   C.SYKES
E.C.BRODBECK   H.F.GILLIATT   F.B.MORRIS   H.TARDIF
F.BROWN   A.E.GLOVER   P.NEQUEST   F.E.TAYLOR
A.BUTLER   A.G.GURDEN   A.H.NEWBURY   H.TERRY
D.A.BUXTON   N.G.GUY   S.NEWBURY   S.E.THORNLEY
L.V.CHAPMAN   J.L.HALL   H.A.E.NEWTON   F.TOMLINSON
H.CHESHAM   H.HANCOX   A.NICHOLSON   B.TRUSWELL
F.CLARK   R.R.HENSHAW   C.OLLEY   H.G.UPSALL
J.W.CLARKE   T.W.HENSHAW   W.A.POWELL   W.A.WAGSTAFFE
W.H.CLIXBY   L.E.HERROD   S.H.PRICE   C.H.WALKER
W.H.COCKING   J.E.HICKSON   A.T.PRITCHARD   F.G.K.WALLACE
E.COOK   G.M.HIGGS   J.RANKIN   A.R.WALLIS
E.R.COOKE   G.H.HIGHFIELD   H.RAYSON   H.V.WALTERS
R.R.N.COOPER   R.HILLEY   W.RAYSON   C.E.WARDLE
H.A.COTTAM   H.B.HUBBARD   T.S.ROADLEY   P.WHYATT
L.COUPLAND   C.E.JOHNSON   S.R.ROBINSON   W.J.WRIGHT
E.C.COUSINS           S.C.YEALAND
“LEST WE FORGET”

To the left of the plaque is a small tablet which reads:

THIS
MEMORIAL CAME FROM
THE NOW DEMOLISHED
MUNDELLA GRAMMAR SCHOOL
NOTTINGHAM

1899 - 1985

The memorial was re-dedicated by Bishop Roy Williamson on Remembrance Sunday, 11 November 2001.

15The Association of Wrens

The standard of the Association of Wrens Nottingham Branch (Women of the Royal Naval Services) to reflect the disestablishment of the Women’s Royal Naval Service in 1993 when women were fully integrated into the Royal Navy. The standard was accepted at a short service at St. Mary’s church Nottingham on the 14th July 2013 Sea Sunday, and is sited above the High School Memorial on the north wall of the north transept.

Individuals Killed through War

In addition to the above, there are some memorials in the church to individuals who died as a result of military conflict, or who served in such conflicts.

16Bishop Talbot

Monument to Bishop Neville Stuart Talbot, former Vicar of St Mary’s.

IN THANKFUL MEMORY OF
NEVILLE STUART TALBOT
MC DD
SOMETIME OF THE RIFLE BRIGADE
FELLOW AND CHAPLAIN OF
BALLIOL COLLEGE OXFORD
CHAPLAIN IN FRANCE 1914-1918
FRIEND AND COUNSELLOR OF
TOC H
BISHOP OF PRETORIA 1920-1933
VICAR OF THIS CHURCH 1933-1943
ASSISTANT BISHOP OF THIS DIOCESE
AUGUST 21ST 1879          APRIL 3RD 1943

17Bernard McCraith

A dark bronze plaque; on the left, the badge of the Royal Engineers, below which is the family crest. The text reads:

TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MAJOR BERNARD MCCRAITH,
R.E. 46TH (NORTH MIDLAND) DIVISION T.F.,
FELLOW OF THE SURVEYORS’
INSTITUTE, SECOND SON OF SIR JAMES
WILLIAM MCCRAITH KT. OF THIS CITY, AND
MARIA ELIZABETH HIS WIFE, WHO DIED OF
PNEUMONIA WHILE SERVING IN
FRANCE ON JAN. 26TH 1919, AGED
39, AND WAS BURIED IN THE
MILITARY CEMETERY, LES BARAQUES,
SANGATTE, CALAIS

18The Children of Francis & Mary Warren

A rectangular brass plaque, in a stone frame, reading:

TO THE MEMORY OF THE CHILDREN OF THE LATE FRANCIS JAMES WARREN
FORMERLY CAPTAIN IN H.M. 9TH LANCERS AND MARY SHAW WARREN HIS WIFE
ELIZABETH MARY BORN AT NOTTINGHAM 8TH DEC. 1818 DIED AT TORQUAY 26 JAN. 1841
FRANCIS HARDWICK LIEU. 5TH REGT. BENGAL NATIVE INFANTRY BORN AT NOTTINGHAM
20TH OCTOBER 1820 KILLED IN ACTION ON THE 13TH JAN. 1842 DURING THE RETREAT
OF THE BRITISH ARMY FROM CABUL
CAROLINE BORN AT NOTTINGHAM 26 JULY 1823 DIED AT LEAMINGTON 30 MARCH 1853
They that dwell in the land of the shadow of Death upon them hath the light shined. ISAIAH chap·ix·v·xi
IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF THEM BY THEIR MOTHER 1865

19 Frank Radcliffe

A polished brass plaque attached to the south choir stalls:

IN MEMORY OF
FRANK RADCLIFFE
MUS.DOC. ORGANIST OF
THIS CHURCH 1914-1922
MUSICIAN AND PATRIOT
WHOSE HIGH COURAGE
SENT HIM TO THE WAR
AND TRIUMPHED OVER
ITS WOUNDS.
THIS TABLET IS PLACED
BY THOSE WHO MOURN
HIS SUDDEN DEATH
AT THE AGE OF 39
JUNE 28TH 1922

Note also

Memorial to James Still

A marble plaque on the north wall. James Still was a naval lieutenant who served on HMS Pheasant, seeking to suppress the slave trade.

Stained Glass Windows

A couple of stained glass windows are also dedicated as War Memorials. These are described in more detail in the glass section. They are:

The Boer War Windows

Above and beside the main south door of the church.

The Hall Memorial Window

In addition to the memorials listed on this
page is the the principal World War I
Memorial
at the south-west gate.

In the south wall towards the font. This is a window dedicated to a number of members of the Hall family, several of whom served in the army. It is possible that some of these died as a result of conflict, but the inscription does not mention it.