Category: Church memorials

BURLINGTON ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH WW1 MEMORIAL

BURLINGTON ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH WW1 MEMORIAL

Click on the red writing for their details. “*” Not recorded on the Christchurch Memorial. ERNEST WILLIAM ABBOTT GEORGE ISAAC ALDOUS ERNEST EDWARD BLOOMFIELD MARTIN LUTHER BOYCE ALFRED WILLIAM COLEMAN HENRY THOMAS DYER CHARLES WALTER KETLEY* FREDERICK WILLIAM THOMAS MUSSETT ALFRED SIDNEY NICHOLLS ERNEST SAMUEL PERCY EDWARD ARTHUR RIDLEY* HAROLD VICTOR SKINNER JOHN FREDERICK STEBBINGS* […]

Bethesda Baptist Church, Ipswich. War Memorial

Bethesda Baptist Church, Ipswich. War Memorial

WW1 ERNEST JOHN ADAMS CHARLES FREDERICK ARMER ARTHUR JAMES BRILL ERNEST BENJAMIN BURWOOD WESLEY GARROD LAZARUS HARRY HANCOCK KENNETH DAINES MASON FREDERICK CHARLES MOULL WILLIAM ARTHUR PETTINGALE BENJAMIN DANIEL REYNOLDS JOSHUA REGINALD REYNOLDS EDWARD ARTHUR ROSE GEORGE BERTIE SCARLETT PERCY ALBERT SHUFFLEBOTHAM SIDNEY ARTHUR FREDERICK ROBERT WILLIAM STEAD OLIVER ALBERT WATSON WW2 JOHN FREDERICK BOON […]

ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH WAR MEMORIAL

ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH WAR MEMORIAL

click onto the red lettering to find out more The alter was donated by the Woods family in memory of their 2 sons, lost during WW1. Harold Wallace Woods Edward Hunter Thutrell Woods CEDRIC BRIAN RICKARD Cederic is remembered on a floor tiled step. It is not clear why the memorial has been remodeled, we […]

St. Michael’s Church War Memorial Ipswich

St. Michael’s Church War Memorial Ipswich

WW1 To the Glory of God and in deathless memory of those of the parish who died in defence of King and Country in the Great War 1914 -19 — The first eight were actively engaged in definite Christian work in connection with the Church when called to the colours. SIDNEY CLAUDE SEAMAN BRUNNING JOHN […]

HOLY TRINITY IPSWICH WW1 & WW2 WAR MEMORIALS

HOLY TRINITY IPSWICH WW1 & WW2 WAR MEMORIALS

   *Not on Christchurch Park war memorial FIRST WORLD WAR HOLY TRINITY VICTOR CHRISTOPHER ABRAM JOHN ARTHUR ABBOTT JAMES JOHN ABBOTT ROBERT ABBOTT WALTER DOUGLAS AGER GEORGE WILLIAM AIREY STANLEY FRANCIS BAILEY HENRY GEORGE BAKER WILLIE ERNEST BALES FRANCIS LIONEL BARNARD SIDNEY STANLEY BARRELL A. BATLEY* (Batley living in the area) FREDERICK CHARLES BAXTER GEORGE […]

St Mary & St Botolph Whitton Church War Memorial

St Mary & St Botolph Whitton Church War Memorial

Whitton-cum-Thurleston Percy Airey Henry Bragg   William H Chapman D Calybut Downing Benjamin Farthing Bertram C Andrews Percy Fox   R C Guthrie-smith Percy Lankester Albert E V Mann Milson Morphey Bertram V Shemming WW2 War graves Aldridge Wright Ernest L. Smyth  John Percy Sympson Every year a Battle of Britain Service is held in memory of all […]

St. Clement’s Church WW1 War Memorial

St. Clement’s Church WW1 War Memorial

JOHN ARTHUR ABBOTT VICTOR CHRISTOPHER ABRAM WILLIAM ARCHER F. ARNOLD* R. BACKHOUSE    (ROBERT PETER) JOHN ROBERT BENNETT PERCY JAMES BERRY WILLIAM GEORGE BIRD CHARLES ERNEST BRADBROOK JOHN ISAAC BRADBROOK JAMES BRUNNING ARTHUR JAMES BURROWS RICHARD JOHN BURWOOD C. CHISWELL*   (EDWARD ERNEST CHISNALL) W.B.CLARKE* JOHN HENRY JOSEPH COOK FRANK DALBY FRANCIS GEORGE DENNY WILLIAM […]

St. Clement’s Congregational Church WW1 Memorial

St. Clement’s Congregational Church WW1 Memorial

Sadly the Church has been sold and permission for it to be converted into flats has been given. The memorial has been removed to St. Clements parish church down the hill. (arts centre). JESSE JOHN ARBONROBERT ABBOTTPERCY ALLARDWILLIAM JAMES BAKER WILLIAM BARKERFRANK JAMES  BARTRUM* CHARLES GEORGE BATLEYALFRED EDWARD BUGG FREDERICK EDWARD SNELL HARRY WILLIAM CARRITTREGINALD […]

St.Matthew’s Church Ipswich War memorials

St.Matthew’s Church Ipswich War memorials

WW1 Memorial VISCOUNT ALLENBY UNVEILS AN IPSWICH MEMORIAL. Suffolk Chronicle & Mercury newspaper 1921. The Lord Bishop of Suffolk and Field Marshal Viscount Allenby, G.C.B., figured in the great congregation which assembled at St. Matthew’s Church, Ipswich, on Sunday afternoon, when the former dedicated the memorial chapel situate in the north chancel, which it is […]

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