Peterborough amp District Family History Society wwwpeterborofhsorguk
PETERBOROUGH AREA WAR MEMORIALS
PART 10
Memorial Name Location amp Access PDF Page No Photos
Baker Perkins Westwood Works
WWI Roll of Honour ndash unable to trace WWII Memorial ndash Peterborough Museum ref 1993027 (view by appointment)
2-5
WWI -Photocopy
below WWII - No
Orton Waterville Orton Waterville churchyard 9 Yes Peterborough Park Rd Baptist Chapel Park RdGeneva St corner 8 Yes
Peterborough Salvation Army Peterborough Museum ref 1641986 (view by appointment) 7 No
Peterborough Wentworth St Methodist Chapel
Peterborough Westgate Methodist Chapel 6 Yes
Soke of Peterborough Boy Scouts Unable to trace 10-16 Yes
The original transcriptions where done in 1993 and forwarded to the Imperial War Museum as part of their project to record all such monuments in the UK The Society is now reissuing these transcripts with location and access details Where (locked) is added to a location it means that in the period September ndash December 2013 we understood the premises were usually locked However if you wish to visit any of the memorials situated inside a building we advise that you always try and confirm access availability beforehand Where possible we have also photographed both the memorial detail and also tried to show it in the context of the actual location - eg if in a church then the photograph order is
1 Church exterior 2 General church interior showing memorial(s) 3 Close up of whole memorial 4 Close up(s) of memorial showing names etc
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BAKER PERKINS WESTWOOD WORKS (SO)
As this
engineering Works is closed down the memorial is presently housed in the storeroom at Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery Priestgate Peterborough PE1 1LF
The memorial is in the form of a notice board measuring 22~ inches wide and 29~ inches tall It has raised brass lettering on a mottled metal plate having scrolls at its 4 corners The whole plate is mounted on a wooden back board and the whole is in very good condition
The memorial was placed in the museum on the 14th December 1992
BAKER PERKINS
ROLL OF HONOUR
1939 - 1945
LF ALDRIDGE E HODGKINSON
LG BOWLES RL JINKS
HJ BROWN A JOHNSTON
ES BUCHNELL F KINGERLEY
WH CHAPMAN E KNIGHT
W COLBERT HL LADDS
F DINGLEY C REGAN
JW GAGE NC TATUM
LFB GOODWIN B WESTWOOD
J HARLOCK FC WRIGHT
WESTWOOD WORKS
WESTWOOD WORKS ROLL OF HONOUR
K Adl1ls C C Chy C GlfOllwuod H -tlWl F Cole W Groome u Affuld G Cole F T HalJ J R AillI1 C Coleman A Haldiment J -llen J Cooke H HMdj bullJ A Allpn~ G Consins A Harvey H AIll II G Creed E Harvey H Ashpn l E Cresser A Harrison C- Ashton G W CusRans A Hnywarcl bullJ Askfw T Dnvies A Henson A -tkin C Day F Hicks [ AyrcK G Day R Hill H Bnkll A De Connick A Hill W Rakfr R Dent R W Hill W BIlIllnl W Dickens B Hodson
Bh J Dohson W HOllSemal J R Blfmiddotltlt bullJ Duncumhe G Howlett F Hellamv J Eayrs A Humbly E 1(1middot fnl G Engle H R HUllt V Betti bullJ Eamesbull F Hunt F Rial R Edwards C Hurrell H R Blvth T Edwards C IngrimC Bolllln~ C Elderkin O Jacobs E Bmtby W Ellis J Jacques H Brooke A Fairchild J Jakes J Hlmiddotothwtti W Fairman William Jnris F Bmwll C F~irmnn W Jinks H Browll W S Farr Jobson J Brown A F rmr V Johnson I~I()W W Fincham E C Tones H HImiddotv V Flanders H Jones E I~t~gtlll t J middotW FlinthaJl1 H D JUIYlIlI U Bl~tmiddotk O Foley J Kictd F F1ItN H lold P Kimmery r CumpimiddotII V Francia J King H lti~dpti~ ~ V 1ltron(h G R Knighton F (11 mitIHgtI A Frisby W R Lavlndfll Catlillg I Fryer J W Id-lV$
R ChIIIIIHImiddot P Garner H Lxton Y (I IJIIllIlI H Gilbert 13 LXtOll A ( 1 lIit III Imiddot W Gillisoll W Light[ollt S Clll11(II A (kgtodwin Lilley A Clarkemiddot F Goulding G- Ling H ClarkI G Ory E Lock r Clarki A Oreen H liackmann
~ Dl1otel KiIIld in Action
IWLL or HONOUR-Continued
~bllhan t [t Robinilon ~Wt1almiddot
(j [MI in J W Rohsoll E ~t(dmiddot
F Ialtin H Hollings L Ihomjll C T ~ltthmmiddot K [oiling Y T]tlr~l C ~Id H Howlett H E Titl1lll H ~[illelmiddot K lollJn H lonl ~ JLills T KILhlingtmiddotlIl V Imiddotmiddotitt W IoOIe A H HlImlll l Tile C ~[odin lt fIldels H Vnnairhr~kt
J lotlmiddots U R Snunders G WittkeI W E 1oltun R C Savage WAlkeI G lIould R Sellife p WJliR Ie ~[olilds F ~chol(1s L rttoll -lte1 A Sewell J W d (1 ~eVnlHn 1 Y Shurp G middotWIIIlPI A ( -ltidlOlis R Sheffield S 11 J ldley Shepherd J WatkillK W Pllmel Sharrock 10011 _I Pmkn bullf B_ Shrive_ H- H F PHlldtl~Oll G Simpkin ( D Wlttl B 1 Imiddotidge G Simpson 1 I Imtlirlge 1 W Simpson 1 WhitlwIIII r Pnrtridg Simpson H Whitinj
ll r Pelmom G Skinner ( -ilk Co PlIkillx A Smith Willoll T Pflldll~ C Smith G Vintl L Poohmiddot R Smith C ~l 001 n ~ PIH~tmiddot F Smith dHt 1 [Inmiddotwi H Snow V H llflrlhollS( n R~dlJ T F Smith 1 Vnoding Hawlinson W Smith - H oods 0 HtHtI A Snell (ods B Itstolw O Squirts middotmiddotdllliIl c H lnlHtnt H Standen IlllekN - Bippin X V StMhopemiddotX T I ight J W Riit E Stephons I I middotrid I J Rbin A Stewart F 11l ( Hohillo R Strickland F JohiIllfl H 8WfHmiddot~r
Denotes Killed ill Actioll
We~twood Works Roll of Honour 1st World War bull Report I first called at Westwood Works (closed engineering factory) to see Mr les Sharp (EngineerCaretaker) who informed me that there were no Memorial Boards anywhere in the old works but suggested that the Museum might have them
I spent a whole morning in Peterborough Museum basement copying names from boards ie Eye parish WW1 and Westwood Works WWII but the Curator Mr Martin Howe had no knowledge of the one which I was seeking He suggested two people who may be able to help me
Roger Negus employed at Thorpe Wood Police Station had recently helped a local author with information on WWI Roger is a member of The Soke Military Society and he offered to insert an article in its Society magazine asking if any of its members know the location of the memorial boards So far there has been no response
The second contact was Bert Slater a former employee at Westwood Works He was assisting the Curator with a Baker Perkins Exhibition in August 1993 Bert has looked into the problem of locating the boards at all the sites he worked in Peterborough including the new Werrington site but again without success I agreed to give him copies of my lists for his exhibition display in the hope that any visitor (ex-employee) could estaBlish where the lists originated This proved to be fruitless
A personal friend and ex-employee for 30 years plus told me that during the period of WWI the Westwood Works was owned by Werner amp Perkins With Werner being a german partner the name was changed to Baker Perkins as a tactful gesture possibly to save it being bombed
The Rev Nicholas Chubb Chaplain for Peterborough Hospitals (where I work) suggested that I contact a friend of his George Dixon of 8 Priory Road Peterborough George was reputed for his knowledge of local War Mems but alas he coulnt help me He suggested that I contact a retired former employee Jim beboo This done I then telephoned each of the following after each one recommended the next one
Jim Deboo Former employee at Westwood Works John S Hardy II Company Secretary Harry Giltrap 11 Group Publicity Manager Ted Thain Manager John Warwick 11 Plant Engineer of the 1908 building
None could shed any light on the matter
After an exhaustive search I now wonder whether there are any Boards at all
I suppose it is possible that someone during the First WW period decided to make a note of those employees that had gone to war
John Stennett
May 1994
8 1
IN HONOURED AND GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE MEN CONNECTED WITH THIS CHURCH
WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918
JOHN L ARMSTRONG WILLIAM MALPRESS FRANCIS BARKER WILLIAM W POND RICHARD F BRIGHT CHARLES PRIOR A WILLIAM EMMERTON REGINALD SAVAGE SYDNEY G GORDON ALFRED CC SMITH MM CHARLES W HOLDICH FREDERICK T SNOWDEN CHARLES A HOTCHIN WILLIAM G STIMPSON ALFRED W LUDLOW
THEIR NAME SHALL LIVE FOR EVERMORE
THIS PLAQUE CAME FROM WENTWORTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
IT WAS RE-DEDICATED IN THIS POSITION
ON 11T1i NOVEMBER 1984
IN REMEMBRANCE
JOHN ROBERT ELLIS JACK REYNOLDS
FRED WRIGHT EDGAR CADMORE
GEORGE ERNEST TOWERS
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WORLD WAR 1939 -1945
Memorial plaque situated on the east wall inside Westgate Chapel J
Westgate Peterborough City
See attached photograph
I BeWAR MEMORiAL PLAQUE 1914 - 1918 which used to be in the Kings Street Hall shyof the Salv~tion Army but is now at Peterborough Museum
FUR GOD KING ampCOUNTRY
PteJohn H Wheatley 7th Northants Reg
Pte Fred A Allies 6th Northants Reg
Pte James A Haystead 4th Queens RW Surrey Reg
Corpl Charlie Dunkley 4th leinster Reg
Trpr Bernard Dunkley Norfolk Yeo
Pte H Williams Abbot 1st Northants Reg
AB John D Broughton HMS Vanguard
Pte OG Stubley 4th Northants Reg
Pte John Dawson Northants
DIED ON SERVICE 1914 1918
Brass plaque measures 30 X 20 11 mounted on black wooden frame (pass Oak)
It is 5 thick and mounted by 4 screws one in each corner
Museum reference No is 1641986
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If Me L VOL-L-E K
PARK ROAD BAPTIST CHAPEL (PETERBOROUGH CITY)
1914 1918
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF THE
BRAVE MEN FROM THIS CHURCH WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY
CHARLES E ADAMS CECIL A HALL JOHN PORTER
RICHARD S BERRIDGE JOHN HALL JG LESLIE RICHER FRED BRADSHAW FRANK W HARDY THOMAS B ROLLINGS HARRY CLARK FRANK S HENDRY LEONARD RUSSELL
DAVID K COLLINS SYDNEY JACKSON WALTER SHARMAN RICHARD E DUCHESNE GEORGE G KNEE FRED J THOMASON
WILLIAM P GOODWIN FRED MANCHETT STANLEY THOMPSON
SYDNEY G GORDON JOHN W PARKER REGINALD T TYLER
ERNEST PEACH
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War Memorial in the churchyard of Saint Marys church
Orton Waterville
Hexagonal pillar standing on a 6 feet square base summounted by a stone cross ( photo) Approx 16 feet high
The front face contains the following inscription
Remember
Lawrence Arthur Baker Harold Arthur Hillson William Mark Hillson Stanley Edwards Hodson Harry Holley George Jackson Frederick Jackson
who gave their lives in the Great War 1914 - 1918
RIP
The right side face contains the following inscription
1939 - 1945
Arthur G Broughton Alec C Cass Cyril E Clark Alphonso K Grant Leonard Sampson H George Walker
RIP
Peterborough Standard 30 November 1951
Page 10
The Bishop unveils Scout Roll of Honour
The report lists nineteen men killed during the second world war All were Scout Masters Rovers or Scouts There were two unveilings as there were three Roman Catholics so the Bishop of Peterborough and a Catholic Priest officiated also
The Memorial was made of plain oak with gilt lettering It was engraved with the Scout Badge surmounted by a cross
Names Troop
Armyshy
A Allen Boroughbury 33rd JA Bonser British Legion 27th TW Honeyball St Johns 9th K Johnson St Pauls 3rd F Lawlor St Marks 4th CN Pickersgill Harris Street 19th J Reynolds Wentworth Street 16th F Swann St Marys 6th
RAFshy
EA Cairns St Johns 9th H Collin St Marys 6th D Creevy Deacons School 10th N Fairbairn All Souls 14th J W Jeffr~y Kings School 1st C Jolley St Mark I s 4th P Spreckley All Souls 14th W Webb Kings School 1st
Royal Navyshy
H Bradley All Souls 14th BS Hills Paston 25th BS Hillson Woodstone 32nd
Soke of Peterborough Boy Scouts
DEDICATION
of
SCOUT WAR MEMORIAL
by the
Lord Bishop of Peterborough
Scout Headquarters Trinity Street Peterborough
Wednesday 28th November 1951
~
ORDER OF SERVICE
WE have come together to unveil and dedicate this lableL as a memorial to OUr brother Scouts
who gave their lives in the cause of justice and freedom in the late wal to give thanks to Almighty God for their example and fellowship and to pray for the coming of His Kingdom of righteousness and peace in the world
WHO would true valour see Let him come hither
One here will constant be
Come wind come weather Theres no discouragement Shall make him once relent His first avowed intent
To be a pilgrim
Whoso beset him round With dismal stories
Do but themselves confound His strength the more is
No lion can him fright Hell with a giant fight But he will have a right
To be a pilgrim
Hobgoblin nor foul fiend Can daunt his spirit
He knows he at the end Shall life inherit
Then fancies flyaway Hell fear not what men say Hell labour night and day
To be a pilgrim
len the ~ish(lp UtilI unbeil tbe tablet altb nab tbe names
ijbe ~ishop tuill bebicate tIJe tablet anb gibe an lbbrcs5
l1tIlVl1S Commemoralion of the departed
Prayer for our country
Prayer for tIle Peace of the World
Let us pray for all Scouts everywhere
Jll tuill Sal () GOD bless all Scouts everywhere teach them
as true men to fear Thee and be fearless to ClVC Thee and be thy fellow workers and give us grace to keep our threefold vow through Jesus Christ our Saviour Amen
Jere tbc ()t(llll1nisshmer tulll tenl the ~C(lut JnUt This is the Scout Lall
A Scouts honour is to be trusted A Scout is loyal to the King his country 11is Scouters
his palenls his employers Ilnd to those under him A Scouts duty is to be useful and to help others A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every
other Scout no matter to what country class or creed the other may belong
A Scout is courteous A SCouL is a friend to animals A SCout obeys orders of his parents Patrol Leader
or Scoutmaster without question A Scout smiles and whistles under all diIDculties A Scout is thrifty A Scout is clean in thought word and deed
lrIJl jJnti(lllnl Antbcm
ALLEN A
BONSOR J A
BRADLEY H
CAIRNS E A
COLLIN H
CREEVY D
FAIRBAIRN N
HILLS B S
HILLSON B S
HONEYBALL T
JEFFREY J W
JOHNSON K
JOLLEY C
LAWLOR F
PICKERSGILL C N
REYNOLDS J
SPRECKLEY P
SWANN F
WEBB Wbull
Uoll of ~jonollr
W
Boroughbury 33rd
British Legion 27th
All Souls 14th
St Johns 9th
St Marys 6th
Deacons School lOth
All Souls 14th
Paston 25th
Woodston 32nd
SL Johns 9th
Kings School 1st
St Pauls 3rd
St Marks 4th
St Marks 4th
Harris Street 19th
Wentworth Street 16th
All Souls 14th
St MaryS 6th
Kings School 1st
Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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BAKER PERKINS WESTWOOD WORKS (SO)
As this
engineering Works is closed down the memorial is presently housed in the storeroom at Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery Priestgate Peterborough PE1 1LF
The memorial is in the form of a notice board measuring 22~ inches wide and 29~ inches tall It has raised brass lettering on a mottled metal plate having scrolls at its 4 corners The whole plate is mounted on a wooden back board and the whole is in very good condition
The memorial was placed in the museum on the 14th December 1992
BAKER PERKINS
ROLL OF HONOUR
1939 - 1945
LF ALDRIDGE E HODGKINSON
LG BOWLES RL JINKS
HJ BROWN A JOHNSTON
ES BUCHNELL F KINGERLEY
WH CHAPMAN E KNIGHT
W COLBERT HL LADDS
F DINGLEY C REGAN
JW GAGE NC TATUM
LFB GOODWIN B WESTWOOD
J HARLOCK FC WRIGHT
WESTWOOD WORKS
WESTWOOD WORKS ROLL OF HONOUR
K Adl1ls C C Chy C GlfOllwuod H -tlWl F Cole W Groome u Affuld G Cole F T HalJ J R AillI1 C Coleman A Haldiment J -llen J Cooke H HMdj bullJ A Allpn~ G Consins A Harvey H AIll II G Creed E Harvey H Ashpn l E Cresser A Harrison C- Ashton G W CusRans A Hnywarcl bullJ Askfw T Dnvies A Henson A -tkin C Day F Hicks [ AyrcK G Day R Hill H Bnkll A De Connick A Hill W Rakfr R Dent R W Hill W BIlIllnl W Dickens B Hodson
Bh J Dohson W HOllSemal J R Blfmiddotltlt bullJ Duncumhe G Howlett F Hellamv J Eayrs A Humbly E 1(1middot fnl G Engle H R HUllt V Betti bullJ Eamesbull F Hunt F Rial R Edwards C Hurrell H R Blvth T Edwards C IngrimC Bolllln~ C Elderkin O Jacobs E Bmtby W Ellis J Jacques H Brooke A Fairchild J Jakes J Hlmiddotothwtti W Fairman William Jnris F Bmwll C F~irmnn W Jinks H Browll W S Farr Jobson J Brown A F rmr V Johnson I~I()W W Fincham E C Tones H HImiddotv V Flanders H Jones E I~t~gtlll t J middotW FlinthaJl1 H D JUIYlIlI U Bl~tmiddotk O Foley J Kictd F F1ItN H lold P Kimmery r CumpimiddotII V Francia J King H lti~dpti~ ~ V 1ltron(h G R Knighton F (11 mitIHgtI A Frisby W R Lavlndfll Catlillg I Fryer J W Id-lV$
R ChIIIIIHImiddot P Garner H Lxton Y (I IJIIllIlI H Gilbert 13 LXtOll A ( 1 lIit III Imiddot W Gillisoll W Light[ollt S Clll11(II A (kgtodwin Lilley A Clarkemiddot F Goulding G- Ling H ClarkI G Ory E Lock r Clarki A Oreen H liackmann
~ Dl1otel KiIIld in Action
IWLL or HONOUR-Continued
~bllhan t [t Robinilon ~Wt1almiddot
(j [MI in J W Rohsoll E ~t(dmiddot
F Ialtin H Hollings L Ihomjll C T ~ltthmmiddot K [oiling Y T]tlr~l C ~Id H Howlett H E Titl1lll H ~[illelmiddot K lollJn H lonl ~ JLills T KILhlingtmiddotlIl V Imiddotmiddotitt W IoOIe A H HlImlll l Tile C ~[odin lt fIldels H Vnnairhr~kt
J lotlmiddots U R Snunders G WittkeI W E 1oltun R C Savage WAlkeI G lIould R Sellife p WJliR Ie ~[olilds F ~chol(1s L rttoll -lte1 A Sewell J W d (1 ~eVnlHn 1 Y Shurp G middotWIIIlPI A ( -ltidlOlis R Sheffield S 11 J ldley Shepherd J WatkillK W Pllmel Sharrock 10011 _I Pmkn bullf B_ Shrive_ H- H F PHlldtl~Oll G Simpkin ( D Wlttl B 1 Imiddotidge G Simpson 1 I Imtlirlge 1 W Simpson 1 WhitlwIIII r Pnrtridg Simpson H Whitinj
ll r Pelmom G Skinner ( -ilk Co PlIkillx A Smith Willoll T Pflldll~ C Smith G Vintl L Poohmiddot R Smith C ~l 001 n ~ PIH~tmiddot F Smith dHt 1 [Inmiddotwi H Snow V H llflrlhollS( n R~dlJ T F Smith 1 Vnoding Hawlinson W Smith - H oods 0 HtHtI A Snell (ods B Itstolw O Squirts middotmiddotdllliIl c H lnlHtnt H Standen IlllekN - Bippin X V StMhopemiddotX T I ight J W Riit E Stephons I I middotrid I J Rbin A Stewart F 11l ( Hohillo R Strickland F JohiIllfl H 8WfHmiddot~r
Denotes Killed ill Actioll
We~twood Works Roll of Honour 1st World War bull Report I first called at Westwood Works (closed engineering factory) to see Mr les Sharp (EngineerCaretaker) who informed me that there were no Memorial Boards anywhere in the old works but suggested that the Museum might have them
I spent a whole morning in Peterborough Museum basement copying names from boards ie Eye parish WW1 and Westwood Works WWII but the Curator Mr Martin Howe had no knowledge of the one which I was seeking He suggested two people who may be able to help me
Roger Negus employed at Thorpe Wood Police Station had recently helped a local author with information on WWI Roger is a member of The Soke Military Society and he offered to insert an article in its Society magazine asking if any of its members know the location of the memorial boards So far there has been no response
The second contact was Bert Slater a former employee at Westwood Works He was assisting the Curator with a Baker Perkins Exhibition in August 1993 Bert has looked into the problem of locating the boards at all the sites he worked in Peterborough including the new Werrington site but again without success I agreed to give him copies of my lists for his exhibition display in the hope that any visitor (ex-employee) could estaBlish where the lists originated This proved to be fruitless
A personal friend and ex-employee for 30 years plus told me that during the period of WWI the Westwood Works was owned by Werner amp Perkins With Werner being a german partner the name was changed to Baker Perkins as a tactful gesture possibly to save it being bombed
The Rev Nicholas Chubb Chaplain for Peterborough Hospitals (where I work) suggested that I contact a friend of his George Dixon of 8 Priory Road Peterborough George was reputed for his knowledge of local War Mems but alas he coulnt help me He suggested that I contact a retired former employee Jim beboo This done I then telephoned each of the following after each one recommended the next one
Jim Deboo Former employee at Westwood Works John S Hardy II Company Secretary Harry Giltrap 11 Group Publicity Manager Ted Thain Manager John Warwick 11 Plant Engineer of the 1908 building
None could shed any light on the matter
After an exhaustive search I now wonder whether there are any Boards at all
I suppose it is possible that someone during the First WW period decided to make a note of those employees that had gone to war
John Stennett
May 1994
8 1
IN HONOURED AND GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE MEN CONNECTED WITH THIS CHURCH
WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918
JOHN L ARMSTRONG WILLIAM MALPRESS FRANCIS BARKER WILLIAM W POND RICHARD F BRIGHT CHARLES PRIOR A WILLIAM EMMERTON REGINALD SAVAGE SYDNEY G GORDON ALFRED CC SMITH MM CHARLES W HOLDICH FREDERICK T SNOWDEN CHARLES A HOTCHIN WILLIAM G STIMPSON ALFRED W LUDLOW
THEIR NAME SHALL LIVE FOR EVERMORE
THIS PLAQUE CAME FROM WENTWORTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
IT WAS RE-DEDICATED IN THIS POSITION
ON 11T1i NOVEMBER 1984
IN REMEMBRANCE
JOHN ROBERT ELLIS JACK REYNOLDS
FRED WRIGHT EDGAR CADMORE
GEORGE ERNEST TOWERS
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WORLD WAR 1939 -1945
Memorial plaque situated on the east wall inside Westgate Chapel J
Westgate Peterborough City
See attached photograph
I BeWAR MEMORiAL PLAQUE 1914 - 1918 which used to be in the Kings Street Hall shyof the Salv~tion Army but is now at Peterborough Museum
FUR GOD KING ampCOUNTRY
PteJohn H Wheatley 7th Northants Reg
Pte Fred A Allies 6th Northants Reg
Pte James A Haystead 4th Queens RW Surrey Reg
Corpl Charlie Dunkley 4th leinster Reg
Trpr Bernard Dunkley Norfolk Yeo
Pte H Williams Abbot 1st Northants Reg
AB John D Broughton HMS Vanguard
Pte OG Stubley 4th Northants Reg
Pte John Dawson Northants
DIED ON SERVICE 1914 1918
Brass plaque measures 30 X 20 11 mounted on black wooden frame (pass Oak)
It is 5 thick and mounted by 4 screws one in each corner
Museum reference No is 1641986
Vv~~ WtL-KUlSON ~ ~V -S( eA~ -WmiddotS JSfEN to p~ IAUSeuroUVVl Moue Tt-tE
M (Mcrt ItftL ~~ 1t+A-r us~fj 10 e~
ON Tl-ltZ SflVA1l0tJ MAAV Cl-rAfJpoundL- IN
K((j rAi S s flee1 1-r IS IN THe (Ill uSc thv S ~
IfS-r~ tSV( JJo-c uH~~ SA-LVvt( IOtJ
AeM4 1 i(if p S UN~v2
If Me L VOL-L-E K
PARK ROAD BAPTIST CHAPEL (PETERBOROUGH CITY)
1914 1918
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF THE
BRAVE MEN FROM THIS CHURCH WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY
CHARLES E ADAMS CECIL A HALL JOHN PORTER
RICHARD S BERRIDGE JOHN HALL JG LESLIE RICHER FRED BRADSHAW FRANK W HARDY THOMAS B ROLLINGS HARRY CLARK FRANK S HENDRY LEONARD RUSSELL
DAVID K COLLINS SYDNEY JACKSON WALTER SHARMAN RICHARD E DUCHESNE GEORGE G KNEE FRED J THOMASON
WILLIAM P GOODWIN FRED MANCHETT STANLEY THOMPSON
SYDNEY G GORDON JOHN W PARKER REGINALD T TYLER
ERNEST PEACH
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War Memorial in the churchyard of Saint Marys church
Orton Waterville
Hexagonal pillar standing on a 6 feet square base summounted by a stone cross ( photo) Approx 16 feet high
The front face contains the following inscription
Remember
Lawrence Arthur Baker Harold Arthur Hillson William Mark Hillson Stanley Edwards Hodson Harry Holley George Jackson Frederick Jackson
who gave their lives in the Great War 1914 - 1918
RIP
The right side face contains the following inscription
1939 - 1945
Arthur G Broughton Alec C Cass Cyril E Clark Alphonso K Grant Leonard Sampson H George Walker
RIP
Peterborough Standard 30 November 1951
Page 10
The Bishop unveils Scout Roll of Honour
The report lists nineteen men killed during the second world war All were Scout Masters Rovers or Scouts There were two unveilings as there were three Roman Catholics so the Bishop of Peterborough and a Catholic Priest officiated also
The Memorial was made of plain oak with gilt lettering It was engraved with the Scout Badge surmounted by a cross
Names Troop
Armyshy
A Allen Boroughbury 33rd JA Bonser British Legion 27th TW Honeyball St Johns 9th K Johnson St Pauls 3rd F Lawlor St Marks 4th CN Pickersgill Harris Street 19th J Reynolds Wentworth Street 16th F Swann St Marys 6th
RAFshy
EA Cairns St Johns 9th H Collin St Marys 6th D Creevy Deacons School 10th N Fairbairn All Souls 14th J W Jeffr~y Kings School 1st C Jolley St Mark I s 4th P Spreckley All Souls 14th W Webb Kings School 1st
Royal Navyshy
H Bradley All Souls 14th BS Hills Paston 25th BS Hillson Woodstone 32nd
Soke of Peterborough Boy Scouts
DEDICATION
of
SCOUT WAR MEMORIAL
by the
Lord Bishop of Peterborough
Scout Headquarters Trinity Street Peterborough
Wednesday 28th November 1951
~
ORDER OF SERVICE
WE have come together to unveil and dedicate this lableL as a memorial to OUr brother Scouts
who gave their lives in the cause of justice and freedom in the late wal to give thanks to Almighty God for their example and fellowship and to pray for the coming of His Kingdom of righteousness and peace in the world
WHO would true valour see Let him come hither
One here will constant be
Come wind come weather Theres no discouragement Shall make him once relent His first avowed intent
To be a pilgrim
Whoso beset him round With dismal stories
Do but themselves confound His strength the more is
No lion can him fright Hell with a giant fight But he will have a right
To be a pilgrim
Hobgoblin nor foul fiend Can daunt his spirit
He knows he at the end Shall life inherit
Then fancies flyaway Hell fear not what men say Hell labour night and day
To be a pilgrim
len the ~ish(lp UtilI unbeil tbe tablet altb nab tbe names
ijbe ~ishop tuill bebicate tIJe tablet anb gibe an lbbrcs5
l1tIlVl1S Commemoralion of the departed
Prayer for our country
Prayer for tIle Peace of the World
Let us pray for all Scouts everywhere
Jll tuill Sal () GOD bless all Scouts everywhere teach them
as true men to fear Thee and be fearless to ClVC Thee and be thy fellow workers and give us grace to keep our threefold vow through Jesus Christ our Saviour Amen
Jere tbc ()t(llll1nisshmer tulll tenl the ~C(lut JnUt This is the Scout Lall
A Scouts honour is to be trusted A Scout is loyal to the King his country 11is Scouters
his palenls his employers Ilnd to those under him A Scouts duty is to be useful and to help others A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every
other Scout no matter to what country class or creed the other may belong
A Scout is courteous A SCouL is a friend to animals A SCout obeys orders of his parents Patrol Leader
or Scoutmaster without question A Scout smiles and whistles under all diIDculties A Scout is thrifty A Scout is clean in thought word and deed
lrIJl jJnti(lllnl Antbcm
ALLEN A
BONSOR J A
BRADLEY H
CAIRNS E A
COLLIN H
CREEVY D
FAIRBAIRN N
HILLS B S
HILLSON B S
HONEYBALL T
JEFFREY J W
JOHNSON K
JOLLEY C
LAWLOR F
PICKERSGILL C N
REYNOLDS J
SPRECKLEY P
SWANN F
WEBB Wbull
Uoll of ~jonollr
W
Boroughbury 33rd
British Legion 27th
All Souls 14th
St Johns 9th
St Marys 6th
Deacons School lOth
All Souls 14th
Paston 25th
Woodston 32nd
SL Johns 9th
Kings School 1st
St Pauls 3rd
St Marks 4th
St Marks 4th
Harris Street 19th
Wentworth Street 16th
All Souls 14th
St MaryS 6th
Kings School 1st
Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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ll r Pelmom G Skinner ( -ilk Co PlIkillx A Smith Willoll T Pflldll~ C Smith G Vintl L Poohmiddot R Smith C ~l 001 n ~ PIH~tmiddot F Smith dHt 1 [Inmiddotwi H Snow V H llflrlhollS( n R~dlJ T F Smith 1 Vnoding Hawlinson W Smith - H oods 0 HtHtI A Snell (ods B Itstolw O Squirts middotmiddotdllliIl c H lnlHtnt H Standen IlllekN - Bippin X V StMhopemiddotX T I ight J W Riit E Stephons I I middotrid I J Rbin A Stewart F 11l ( Hohillo R Strickland F JohiIllfl H 8WfHmiddot~r
Denotes Killed ill Actioll
We~twood Works Roll of Honour 1st World War bull Report I first called at Westwood Works (closed engineering factory) to see Mr les Sharp (EngineerCaretaker) who informed me that there were no Memorial Boards anywhere in the old works but suggested that the Museum might have them
I spent a whole morning in Peterborough Museum basement copying names from boards ie Eye parish WW1 and Westwood Works WWII but the Curator Mr Martin Howe had no knowledge of the one which I was seeking He suggested two people who may be able to help me
Roger Negus employed at Thorpe Wood Police Station had recently helped a local author with information on WWI Roger is a member of The Soke Military Society and he offered to insert an article in its Society magazine asking if any of its members know the location of the memorial boards So far there has been no response
The second contact was Bert Slater a former employee at Westwood Works He was assisting the Curator with a Baker Perkins Exhibition in August 1993 Bert has looked into the problem of locating the boards at all the sites he worked in Peterborough including the new Werrington site but again without success I agreed to give him copies of my lists for his exhibition display in the hope that any visitor (ex-employee) could estaBlish where the lists originated This proved to be fruitless
A personal friend and ex-employee for 30 years plus told me that during the period of WWI the Westwood Works was owned by Werner amp Perkins With Werner being a german partner the name was changed to Baker Perkins as a tactful gesture possibly to save it being bombed
The Rev Nicholas Chubb Chaplain for Peterborough Hospitals (where I work) suggested that I contact a friend of his George Dixon of 8 Priory Road Peterborough George was reputed for his knowledge of local War Mems but alas he coulnt help me He suggested that I contact a retired former employee Jim beboo This done I then telephoned each of the following after each one recommended the next one
Jim Deboo Former employee at Westwood Works John S Hardy II Company Secretary Harry Giltrap 11 Group Publicity Manager Ted Thain Manager John Warwick 11 Plant Engineer of the 1908 building
None could shed any light on the matter
After an exhaustive search I now wonder whether there are any Boards at all
I suppose it is possible that someone during the First WW period decided to make a note of those employees that had gone to war
John Stennett
May 1994
8 1
IN HONOURED AND GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE MEN CONNECTED WITH THIS CHURCH
WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918
JOHN L ARMSTRONG WILLIAM MALPRESS FRANCIS BARKER WILLIAM W POND RICHARD F BRIGHT CHARLES PRIOR A WILLIAM EMMERTON REGINALD SAVAGE SYDNEY G GORDON ALFRED CC SMITH MM CHARLES W HOLDICH FREDERICK T SNOWDEN CHARLES A HOTCHIN WILLIAM G STIMPSON ALFRED W LUDLOW
THEIR NAME SHALL LIVE FOR EVERMORE
THIS PLAQUE CAME FROM WENTWORTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
IT WAS RE-DEDICATED IN THIS POSITION
ON 11T1i NOVEMBER 1984
IN REMEMBRANCE
JOHN ROBERT ELLIS JACK REYNOLDS
FRED WRIGHT EDGAR CADMORE
GEORGE ERNEST TOWERS
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WORLD WAR 1939 -1945
Memorial plaque situated on the east wall inside Westgate Chapel J
Westgate Peterborough City
See attached photograph
I BeWAR MEMORiAL PLAQUE 1914 - 1918 which used to be in the Kings Street Hall shyof the Salv~tion Army but is now at Peterborough Museum
FUR GOD KING ampCOUNTRY
PteJohn H Wheatley 7th Northants Reg
Pte Fred A Allies 6th Northants Reg
Pte James A Haystead 4th Queens RW Surrey Reg
Corpl Charlie Dunkley 4th leinster Reg
Trpr Bernard Dunkley Norfolk Yeo
Pte H Williams Abbot 1st Northants Reg
AB John D Broughton HMS Vanguard
Pte OG Stubley 4th Northants Reg
Pte John Dawson Northants
DIED ON SERVICE 1914 1918
Brass plaque measures 30 X 20 11 mounted on black wooden frame (pass Oak)
It is 5 thick and mounted by 4 screws one in each corner
Museum reference No is 1641986
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PARK ROAD BAPTIST CHAPEL (PETERBOROUGH CITY)
1914 1918
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF THE
BRAVE MEN FROM THIS CHURCH WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY
CHARLES E ADAMS CECIL A HALL JOHN PORTER
RICHARD S BERRIDGE JOHN HALL JG LESLIE RICHER FRED BRADSHAW FRANK W HARDY THOMAS B ROLLINGS HARRY CLARK FRANK S HENDRY LEONARD RUSSELL
DAVID K COLLINS SYDNEY JACKSON WALTER SHARMAN RICHARD E DUCHESNE GEORGE G KNEE FRED J THOMASON
WILLIAM P GOODWIN FRED MANCHETT STANLEY THOMPSON
SYDNEY G GORDON JOHN W PARKER REGINALD T TYLER
ERNEST PEACH
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War Memorial in the churchyard of Saint Marys church
Orton Waterville
Hexagonal pillar standing on a 6 feet square base summounted by a stone cross ( photo) Approx 16 feet high
The front face contains the following inscription
Remember
Lawrence Arthur Baker Harold Arthur Hillson William Mark Hillson Stanley Edwards Hodson Harry Holley George Jackson Frederick Jackson
who gave their lives in the Great War 1914 - 1918
RIP
The right side face contains the following inscription
1939 - 1945
Arthur G Broughton Alec C Cass Cyril E Clark Alphonso K Grant Leonard Sampson H George Walker
RIP
Peterborough Standard 30 November 1951
Page 10
The Bishop unveils Scout Roll of Honour
The report lists nineteen men killed during the second world war All were Scout Masters Rovers or Scouts There were two unveilings as there were three Roman Catholics so the Bishop of Peterborough and a Catholic Priest officiated also
The Memorial was made of plain oak with gilt lettering It was engraved with the Scout Badge surmounted by a cross
Names Troop
Armyshy
A Allen Boroughbury 33rd JA Bonser British Legion 27th TW Honeyball St Johns 9th K Johnson St Pauls 3rd F Lawlor St Marks 4th CN Pickersgill Harris Street 19th J Reynolds Wentworth Street 16th F Swann St Marys 6th
RAFshy
EA Cairns St Johns 9th H Collin St Marys 6th D Creevy Deacons School 10th N Fairbairn All Souls 14th J W Jeffr~y Kings School 1st C Jolley St Mark I s 4th P Spreckley All Souls 14th W Webb Kings School 1st
Royal Navyshy
H Bradley All Souls 14th BS Hills Paston 25th BS Hillson Woodstone 32nd
Soke of Peterborough Boy Scouts
DEDICATION
of
SCOUT WAR MEMORIAL
by the
Lord Bishop of Peterborough
Scout Headquarters Trinity Street Peterborough
Wednesday 28th November 1951
~
ORDER OF SERVICE
WE have come together to unveil and dedicate this lableL as a memorial to OUr brother Scouts
who gave their lives in the cause of justice and freedom in the late wal to give thanks to Almighty God for their example and fellowship and to pray for the coming of His Kingdom of righteousness and peace in the world
WHO would true valour see Let him come hither
One here will constant be
Come wind come weather Theres no discouragement Shall make him once relent His first avowed intent
To be a pilgrim
Whoso beset him round With dismal stories
Do but themselves confound His strength the more is
No lion can him fright Hell with a giant fight But he will have a right
To be a pilgrim
Hobgoblin nor foul fiend Can daunt his spirit
He knows he at the end Shall life inherit
Then fancies flyaway Hell fear not what men say Hell labour night and day
To be a pilgrim
len the ~ish(lp UtilI unbeil tbe tablet altb nab tbe names
ijbe ~ishop tuill bebicate tIJe tablet anb gibe an lbbrcs5
l1tIlVl1S Commemoralion of the departed
Prayer for our country
Prayer for tIle Peace of the World
Let us pray for all Scouts everywhere
Jll tuill Sal () GOD bless all Scouts everywhere teach them
as true men to fear Thee and be fearless to ClVC Thee and be thy fellow workers and give us grace to keep our threefold vow through Jesus Christ our Saviour Amen
Jere tbc ()t(llll1nisshmer tulll tenl the ~C(lut JnUt This is the Scout Lall
A Scouts honour is to be trusted A Scout is loyal to the King his country 11is Scouters
his palenls his employers Ilnd to those under him A Scouts duty is to be useful and to help others A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every
other Scout no matter to what country class or creed the other may belong
A Scout is courteous A SCouL is a friend to animals A SCout obeys orders of his parents Patrol Leader
or Scoutmaster without question A Scout smiles and whistles under all diIDculties A Scout is thrifty A Scout is clean in thought word and deed
lrIJl jJnti(lllnl Antbcm
ALLEN A
BONSOR J A
BRADLEY H
CAIRNS E A
COLLIN H
CREEVY D
FAIRBAIRN N
HILLS B S
HILLSON B S
HONEYBALL T
JEFFREY J W
JOHNSON K
JOLLEY C
LAWLOR F
PICKERSGILL C N
REYNOLDS J
SPRECKLEY P
SWANN F
WEBB Wbull
Uoll of ~jonollr
W
Boroughbury 33rd
British Legion 27th
All Souls 14th
St Johns 9th
St Marys 6th
Deacons School lOth
All Souls 14th
Paston 25th
Woodston 32nd
SL Johns 9th
Kings School 1st
St Pauls 3rd
St Marks 4th
St Marks 4th
Harris Street 19th
Wentworth Street 16th
All Souls 14th
St MaryS 6th
Kings School 1st
Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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J lotlmiddots U R Snunders G WittkeI W E 1oltun R C Savage WAlkeI G lIould R Sellife p WJliR Ie ~[olilds F ~chol(1s L rttoll -lte1 A Sewell J W d (1 ~eVnlHn 1 Y Shurp G middotWIIIlPI A ( -ltidlOlis R Sheffield S 11 J ldley Shepherd J WatkillK W Pllmel Sharrock 10011 _I Pmkn bullf B_ Shrive_ H- H F PHlldtl~Oll G Simpkin ( D Wlttl B 1 Imiddotidge G Simpson 1 I Imtlirlge 1 W Simpson 1 WhitlwIIII r Pnrtridg Simpson H Whitinj
ll r Pelmom G Skinner ( -ilk Co PlIkillx A Smith Willoll T Pflldll~ C Smith G Vintl L Poohmiddot R Smith C ~l 001 n ~ PIH~tmiddot F Smith dHt 1 [Inmiddotwi H Snow V H llflrlhollS( n R~dlJ T F Smith 1 Vnoding Hawlinson W Smith - H oods 0 HtHtI A Snell (ods B Itstolw O Squirts middotmiddotdllliIl c H lnlHtnt H Standen IlllekN - Bippin X V StMhopemiddotX T I ight J W Riit E Stephons I I middotrid I J Rbin A Stewart F 11l ( Hohillo R Strickland F JohiIllfl H 8WfHmiddot~r
Denotes Killed ill Actioll
We~twood Works Roll of Honour 1st World War bull Report I first called at Westwood Works (closed engineering factory) to see Mr les Sharp (EngineerCaretaker) who informed me that there were no Memorial Boards anywhere in the old works but suggested that the Museum might have them
I spent a whole morning in Peterborough Museum basement copying names from boards ie Eye parish WW1 and Westwood Works WWII but the Curator Mr Martin Howe had no knowledge of the one which I was seeking He suggested two people who may be able to help me
Roger Negus employed at Thorpe Wood Police Station had recently helped a local author with information on WWI Roger is a member of The Soke Military Society and he offered to insert an article in its Society magazine asking if any of its members know the location of the memorial boards So far there has been no response
The second contact was Bert Slater a former employee at Westwood Works He was assisting the Curator with a Baker Perkins Exhibition in August 1993 Bert has looked into the problem of locating the boards at all the sites he worked in Peterborough including the new Werrington site but again without success I agreed to give him copies of my lists for his exhibition display in the hope that any visitor (ex-employee) could estaBlish where the lists originated This proved to be fruitless
A personal friend and ex-employee for 30 years plus told me that during the period of WWI the Westwood Works was owned by Werner amp Perkins With Werner being a german partner the name was changed to Baker Perkins as a tactful gesture possibly to save it being bombed
The Rev Nicholas Chubb Chaplain for Peterborough Hospitals (where I work) suggested that I contact a friend of his George Dixon of 8 Priory Road Peterborough George was reputed for his knowledge of local War Mems but alas he coulnt help me He suggested that I contact a retired former employee Jim beboo This done I then telephoned each of the following after each one recommended the next one
Jim Deboo Former employee at Westwood Works John S Hardy II Company Secretary Harry Giltrap 11 Group Publicity Manager Ted Thain Manager John Warwick 11 Plant Engineer of the 1908 building
None could shed any light on the matter
After an exhaustive search I now wonder whether there are any Boards at all
I suppose it is possible that someone during the First WW period decided to make a note of those employees that had gone to war
John Stennett
May 1994
8 1
IN HONOURED AND GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE MEN CONNECTED WITH THIS CHURCH
WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918
JOHN L ARMSTRONG WILLIAM MALPRESS FRANCIS BARKER WILLIAM W POND RICHARD F BRIGHT CHARLES PRIOR A WILLIAM EMMERTON REGINALD SAVAGE SYDNEY G GORDON ALFRED CC SMITH MM CHARLES W HOLDICH FREDERICK T SNOWDEN CHARLES A HOTCHIN WILLIAM G STIMPSON ALFRED W LUDLOW
THEIR NAME SHALL LIVE FOR EVERMORE
THIS PLAQUE CAME FROM WENTWORTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
IT WAS RE-DEDICATED IN THIS POSITION
ON 11T1i NOVEMBER 1984
IN REMEMBRANCE
JOHN ROBERT ELLIS JACK REYNOLDS
FRED WRIGHT EDGAR CADMORE
GEORGE ERNEST TOWERS
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WORLD WAR 1939 -1945
Memorial plaque situated on the east wall inside Westgate Chapel J
Westgate Peterborough City
See attached photograph
I BeWAR MEMORiAL PLAQUE 1914 - 1918 which used to be in the Kings Street Hall shyof the Salv~tion Army but is now at Peterborough Museum
FUR GOD KING ampCOUNTRY
PteJohn H Wheatley 7th Northants Reg
Pte Fred A Allies 6th Northants Reg
Pte James A Haystead 4th Queens RW Surrey Reg
Corpl Charlie Dunkley 4th leinster Reg
Trpr Bernard Dunkley Norfolk Yeo
Pte H Williams Abbot 1st Northants Reg
AB John D Broughton HMS Vanguard
Pte OG Stubley 4th Northants Reg
Pte John Dawson Northants
DIED ON SERVICE 1914 1918
Brass plaque measures 30 X 20 11 mounted on black wooden frame (pass Oak)
It is 5 thick and mounted by 4 screws one in each corner
Museum reference No is 1641986
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PARK ROAD BAPTIST CHAPEL (PETERBOROUGH CITY)
1914 1918
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF THE
BRAVE MEN FROM THIS CHURCH WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY
CHARLES E ADAMS CECIL A HALL JOHN PORTER
RICHARD S BERRIDGE JOHN HALL JG LESLIE RICHER FRED BRADSHAW FRANK W HARDY THOMAS B ROLLINGS HARRY CLARK FRANK S HENDRY LEONARD RUSSELL
DAVID K COLLINS SYDNEY JACKSON WALTER SHARMAN RICHARD E DUCHESNE GEORGE G KNEE FRED J THOMASON
WILLIAM P GOODWIN FRED MANCHETT STANLEY THOMPSON
SYDNEY G GORDON JOHN W PARKER REGINALD T TYLER
ERNEST PEACH
u )
War Memorial in the churchyard of Saint Marys church
Orton Waterville
Hexagonal pillar standing on a 6 feet square base summounted by a stone cross ( photo) Approx 16 feet high
The front face contains the following inscription
Remember
Lawrence Arthur Baker Harold Arthur Hillson William Mark Hillson Stanley Edwards Hodson Harry Holley George Jackson Frederick Jackson
who gave their lives in the Great War 1914 - 1918
RIP
The right side face contains the following inscription
1939 - 1945
Arthur G Broughton Alec C Cass Cyril E Clark Alphonso K Grant Leonard Sampson H George Walker
RIP
Peterborough Standard 30 November 1951
Page 10
The Bishop unveils Scout Roll of Honour
The report lists nineteen men killed during the second world war All were Scout Masters Rovers or Scouts There were two unveilings as there were three Roman Catholics so the Bishop of Peterborough and a Catholic Priest officiated also
The Memorial was made of plain oak with gilt lettering It was engraved with the Scout Badge surmounted by a cross
Names Troop
Armyshy
A Allen Boroughbury 33rd JA Bonser British Legion 27th TW Honeyball St Johns 9th K Johnson St Pauls 3rd F Lawlor St Marks 4th CN Pickersgill Harris Street 19th J Reynolds Wentworth Street 16th F Swann St Marys 6th
RAFshy
EA Cairns St Johns 9th H Collin St Marys 6th D Creevy Deacons School 10th N Fairbairn All Souls 14th J W Jeffr~y Kings School 1st C Jolley St Mark I s 4th P Spreckley All Souls 14th W Webb Kings School 1st
Royal Navyshy
H Bradley All Souls 14th BS Hills Paston 25th BS Hillson Woodstone 32nd
Soke of Peterborough Boy Scouts
DEDICATION
of
SCOUT WAR MEMORIAL
by the
Lord Bishop of Peterborough
Scout Headquarters Trinity Street Peterborough
Wednesday 28th November 1951
~
ORDER OF SERVICE
WE have come together to unveil and dedicate this lableL as a memorial to OUr brother Scouts
who gave their lives in the cause of justice and freedom in the late wal to give thanks to Almighty God for their example and fellowship and to pray for the coming of His Kingdom of righteousness and peace in the world
WHO would true valour see Let him come hither
One here will constant be
Come wind come weather Theres no discouragement Shall make him once relent His first avowed intent
To be a pilgrim
Whoso beset him round With dismal stories
Do but themselves confound His strength the more is
No lion can him fright Hell with a giant fight But he will have a right
To be a pilgrim
Hobgoblin nor foul fiend Can daunt his spirit
He knows he at the end Shall life inherit
Then fancies flyaway Hell fear not what men say Hell labour night and day
To be a pilgrim
len the ~ish(lp UtilI unbeil tbe tablet altb nab tbe names
ijbe ~ishop tuill bebicate tIJe tablet anb gibe an lbbrcs5
l1tIlVl1S Commemoralion of the departed
Prayer for our country
Prayer for tIle Peace of the World
Let us pray for all Scouts everywhere
Jll tuill Sal () GOD bless all Scouts everywhere teach them
as true men to fear Thee and be fearless to ClVC Thee and be thy fellow workers and give us grace to keep our threefold vow through Jesus Christ our Saviour Amen
Jere tbc ()t(llll1nisshmer tulll tenl the ~C(lut JnUt This is the Scout Lall
A Scouts honour is to be trusted A Scout is loyal to the King his country 11is Scouters
his palenls his employers Ilnd to those under him A Scouts duty is to be useful and to help others A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every
other Scout no matter to what country class or creed the other may belong
A Scout is courteous A SCouL is a friend to animals A SCout obeys orders of his parents Patrol Leader
or Scoutmaster without question A Scout smiles and whistles under all diIDculties A Scout is thrifty A Scout is clean in thought word and deed
lrIJl jJnti(lllnl Antbcm
ALLEN A
BONSOR J A
BRADLEY H
CAIRNS E A
COLLIN H
CREEVY D
FAIRBAIRN N
HILLS B S
HILLSON B S
HONEYBALL T
JEFFREY J W
JOHNSON K
JOLLEY C
LAWLOR F
PICKERSGILL C N
REYNOLDS J
SPRECKLEY P
SWANN F
WEBB Wbull
Uoll of ~jonollr
W
Boroughbury 33rd
British Legion 27th
All Souls 14th
St Johns 9th
St Marys 6th
Deacons School lOth
All Souls 14th
Paston 25th
Woodston 32nd
SL Johns 9th
Kings School 1st
St Pauls 3rd
St Marks 4th
St Marks 4th
Harris Street 19th
Wentworth Street 16th
All Souls 14th
St MaryS 6th
Kings School 1st
Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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I spent a whole morning in Peterborough Museum basement copying names from boards ie Eye parish WW1 and Westwood Works WWII but the Curator Mr Martin Howe had no knowledge of the one which I was seeking He suggested two people who may be able to help me
Roger Negus employed at Thorpe Wood Police Station had recently helped a local author with information on WWI Roger is a member of The Soke Military Society and he offered to insert an article in its Society magazine asking if any of its members know the location of the memorial boards So far there has been no response
The second contact was Bert Slater a former employee at Westwood Works He was assisting the Curator with a Baker Perkins Exhibition in August 1993 Bert has looked into the problem of locating the boards at all the sites he worked in Peterborough including the new Werrington site but again without success I agreed to give him copies of my lists for his exhibition display in the hope that any visitor (ex-employee) could estaBlish where the lists originated This proved to be fruitless
A personal friend and ex-employee for 30 years plus told me that during the period of WWI the Westwood Works was owned by Werner amp Perkins With Werner being a german partner the name was changed to Baker Perkins as a tactful gesture possibly to save it being bombed
The Rev Nicholas Chubb Chaplain for Peterborough Hospitals (where I work) suggested that I contact a friend of his George Dixon of 8 Priory Road Peterborough George was reputed for his knowledge of local War Mems but alas he coulnt help me He suggested that I contact a retired former employee Jim beboo This done I then telephoned each of the following after each one recommended the next one
Jim Deboo Former employee at Westwood Works John S Hardy II Company Secretary Harry Giltrap 11 Group Publicity Manager Ted Thain Manager John Warwick 11 Plant Engineer of the 1908 building
None could shed any light on the matter
After an exhaustive search I now wonder whether there are any Boards at all
I suppose it is possible that someone during the First WW period decided to make a note of those employees that had gone to war
John Stennett
May 1994
8 1
IN HONOURED AND GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE MEN CONNECTED WITH THIS CHURCH
WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918
JOHN L ARMSTRONG WILLIAM MALPRESS FRANCIS BARKER WILLIAM W POND RICHARD F BRIGHT CHARLES PRIOR A WILLIAM EMMERTON REGINALD SAVAGE SYDNEY G GORDON ALFRED CC SMITH MM CHARLES W HOLDICH FREDERICK T SNOWDEN CHARLES A HOTCHIN WILLIAM G STIMPSON ALFRED W LUDLOW
THEIR NAME SHALL LIVE FOR EVERMORE
THIS PLAQUE CAME FROM WENTWORTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
IT WAS RE-DEDICATED IN THIS POSITION
ON 11T1i NOVEMBER 1984
IN REMEMBRANCE
JOHN ROBERT ELLIS JACK REYNOLDS
FRED WRIGHT EDGAR CADMORE
GEORGE ERNEST TOWERS
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WORLD WAR 1939 -1945
Memorial plaque situated on the east wall inside Westgate Chapel J
Westgate Peterborough City
See attached photograph
I BeWAR MEMORiAL PLAQUE 1914 - 1918 which used to be in the Kings Street Hall shyof the Salv~tion Army but is now at Peterborough Museum
FUR GOD KING ampCOUNTRY
PteJohn H Wheatley 7th Northants Reg
Pte Fred A Allies 6th Northants Reg
Pte James A Haystead 4th Queens RW Surrey Reg
Corpl Charlie Dunkley 4th leinster Reg
Trpr Bernard Dunkley Norfolk Yeo
Pte H Williams Abbot 1st Northants Reg
AB John D Broughton HMS Vanguard
Pte OG Stubley 4th Northants Reg
Pte John Dawson Northants
DIED ON SERVICE 1914 1918
Brass plaque measures 30 X 20 11 mounted on black wooden frame (pass Oak)
It is 5 thick and mounted by 4 screws one in each corner
Museum reference No is 1641986
Vv~~ WtL-KUlSON ~ ~V -S( eA~ -WmiddotS JSfEN to p~ IAUSeuroUVVl Moue Tt-tE
M (Mcrt ItftL ~~ 1t+A-r us~fj 10 e~
ON Tl-ltZ SflVA1l0tJ MAAV Cl-rAfJpoundL- IN
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IfS-r~ tSV( JJo-c uH~~ SA-LVvt( IOtJ
AeM4 1 i(if p S UN~v2
If Me L VOL-L-E K
PARK ROAD BAPTIST CHAPEL (PETERBOROUGH CITY)
1914 1918
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF THE
BRAVE MEN FROM THIS CHURCH WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY
CHARLES E ADAMS CECIL A HALL JOHN PORTER
RICHARD S BERRIDGE JOHN HALL JG LESLIE RICHER FRED BRADSHAW FRANK W HARDY THOMAS B ROLLINGS HARRY CLARK FRANK S HENDRY LEONARD RUSSELL
DAVID K COLLINS SYDNEY JACKSON WALTER SHARMAN RICHARD E DUCHESNE GEORGE G KNEE FRED J THOMASON
WILLIAM P GOODWIN FRED MANCHETT STANLEY THOMPSON
SYDNEY G GORDON JOHN W PARKER REGINALD T TYLER
ERNEST PEACH
u )
War Memorial in the churchyard of Saint Marys church
Orton Waterville
Hexagonal pillar standing on a 6 feet square base summounted by a stone cross ( photo) Approx 16 feet high
The front face contains the following inscription
Remember
Lawrence Arthur Baker Harold Arthur Hillson William Mark Hillson Stanley Edwards Hodson Harry Holley George Jackson Frederick Jackson
who gave their lives in the Great War 1914 - 1918
RIP
The right side face contains the following inscription
1939 - 1945
Arthur G Broughton Alec C Cass Cyril E Clark Alphonso K Grant Leonard Sampson H George Walker
RIP
Peterborough Standard 30 November 1951
Page 10
The Bishop unveils Scout Roll of Honour
The report lists nineteen men killed during the second world war All were Scout Masters Rovers or Scouts There were two unveilings as there were three Roman Catholics so the Bishop of Peterborough and a Catholic Priest officiated also
The Memorial was made of plain oak with gilt lettering It was engraved with the Scout Badge surmounted by a cross
Names Troop
Armyshy
A Allen Boroughbury 33rd JA Bonser British Legion 27th TW Honeyball St Johns 9th K Johnson St Pauls 3rd F Lawlor St Marks 4th CN Pickersgill Harris Street 19th J Reynolds Wentworth Street 16th F Swann St Marys 6th
RAFshy
EA Cairns St Johns 9th H Collin St Marys 6th D Creevy Deacons School 10th N Fairbairn All Souls 14th J W Jeffr~y Kings School 1st C Jolley St Mark I s 4th P Spreckley All Souls 14th W Webb Kings School 1st
Royal Navyshy
H Bradley All Souls 14th BS Hills Paston 25th BS Hillson Woodstone 32nd
Soke of Peterborough Boy Scouts
DEDICATION
of
SCOUT WAR MEMORIAL
by the
Lord Bishop of Peterborough
Scout Headquarters Trinity Street Peterborough
Wednesday 28th November 1951
~
ORDER OF SERVICE
WE have come together to unveil and dedicate this lableL as a memorial to OUr brother Scouts
who gave their lives in the cause of justice and freedom in the late wal to give thanks to Almighty God for their example and fellowship and to pray for the coming of His Kingdom of righteousness and peace in the world
WHO would true valour see Let him come hither
One here will constant be
Come wind come weather Theres no discouragement Shall make him once relent His first avowed intent
To be a pilgrim
Whoso beset him round With dismal stories
Do but themselves confound His strength the more is
No lion can him fright Hell with a giant fight But he will have a right
To be a pilgrim
Hobgoblin nor foul fiend Can daunt his spirit
He knows he at the end Shall life inherit
Then fancies flyaway Hell fear not what men say Hell labour night and day
To be a pilgrim
len the ~ish(lp UtilI unbeil tbe tablet altb nab tbe names
ijbe ~ishop tuill bebicate tIJe tablet anb gibe an lbbrcs5
l1tIlVl1S Commemoralion of the departed
Prayer for our country
Prayer for tIle Peace of the World
Let us pray for all Scouts everywhere
Jll tuill Sal () GOD bless all Scouts everywhere teach them
as true men to fear Thee and be fearless to ClVC Thee and be thy fellow workers and give us grace to keep our threefold vow through Jesus Christ our Saviour Amen
Jere tbc ()t(llll1nisshmer tulll tenl the ~C(lut JnUt This is the Scout Lall
A Scouts honour is to be trusted A Scout is loyal to the King his country 11is Scouters
his palenls his employers Ilnd to those under him A Scouts duty is to be useful and to help others A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every
other Scout no matter to what country class or creed the other may belong
A Scout is courteous A SCouL is a friend to animals A SCout obeys orders of his parents Patrol Leader
or Scoutmaster without question A Scout smiles and whistles under all diIDculties A Scout is thrifty A Scout is clean in thought word and deed
lrIJl jJnti(lllnl Antbcm
ALLEN A
BONSOR J A
BRADLEY H
CAIRNS E A
COLLIN H
CREEVY D
FAIRBAIRN N
HILLS B S
HILLSON B S
HONEYBALL T
JEFFREY J W
JOHNSON K
JOLLEY C
LAWLOR F
PICKERSGILL C N
REYNOLDS J
SPRECKLEY P
SWANN F
WEBB Wbull
Uoll of ~jonollr
W
Boroughbury 33rd
British Legion 27th
All Souls 14th
St Johns 9th
St Marys 6th
Deacons School lOth
All Souls 14th
Paston 25th
Woodston 32nd
SL Johns 9th
Kings School 1st
St Pauls 3rd
St Marks 4th
St Marks 4th
Harris Street 19th
Wentworth Street 16th
All Souls 14th
St MaryS 6th
Kings School 1st
Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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8 1
IN HONOURED AND GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE MEN CONNECTED WITH THIS CHURCH
WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918
JOHN L ARMSTRONG WILLIAM MALPRESS FRANCIS BARKER WILLIAM W POND RICHARD F BRIGHT CHARLES PRIOR A WILLIAM EMMERTON REGINALD SAVAGE SYDNEY G GORDON ALFRED CC SMITH MM CHARLES W HOLDICH FREDERICK T SNOWDEN CHARLES A HOTCHIN WILLIAM G STIMPSON ALFRED W LUDLOW
THEIR NAME SHALL LIVE FOR EVERMORE
THIS PLAQUE CAME FROM WENTWORTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
IT WAS RE-DEDICATED IN THIS POSITION
ON 11T1i NOVEMBER 1984
IN REMEMBRANCE
JOHN ROBERT ELLIS JACK REYNOLDS
FRED WRIGHT EDGAR CADMORE
GEORGE ERNEST TOWERS
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WORLD WAR 1939 -1945
Memorial plaque situated on the east wall inside Westgate Chapel J
Westgate Peterborough City
See attached photograph
I BeWAR MEMORiAL PLAQUE 1914 - 1918 which used to be in the Kings Street Hall shyof the Salv~tion Army but is now at Peterborough Museum
FUR GOD KING ampCOUNTRY
PteJohn H Wheatley 7th Northants Reg
Pte Fred A Allies 6th Northants Reg
Pte James A Haystead 4th Queens RW Surrey Reg
Corpl Charlie Dunkley 4th leinster Reg
Trpr Bernard Dunkley Norfolk Yeo
Pte H Williams Abbot 1st Northants Reg
AB John D Broughton HMS Vanguard
Pte OG Stubley 4th Northants Reg
Pte John Dawson Northants
DIED ON SERVICE 1914 1918
Brass plaque measures 30 X 20 11 mounted on black wooden frame (pass Oak)
It is 5 thick and mounted by 4 screws one in each corner
Museum reference No is 1641986
Vv~~ WtL-KUlSON ~ ~V -S( eA~ -WmiddotS JSfEN to p~ IAUSeuroUVVl Moue Tt-tE
M (Mcrt ItftL ~~ 1t+A-r us~fj 10 e~
ON Tl-ltZ SflVA1l0tJ MAAV Cl-rAfJpoundL- IN
K((j rAi S s flee1 1-r IS IN THe (Ill uSc thv S ~
IfS-r~ tSV( JJo-c uH~~ SA-LVvt( IOtJ
AeM4 1 i(if p S UN~v2
If Me L VOL-L-E K
PARK ROAD BAPTIST CHAPEL (PETERBOROUGH CITY)
1914 1918
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF THE
BRAVE MEN FROM THIS CHURCH WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY
CHARLES E ADAMS CECIL A HALL JOHN PORTER
RICHARD S BERRIDGE JOHN HALL JG LESLIE RICHER FRED BRADSHAW FRANK W HARDY THOMAS B ROLLINGS HARRY CLARK FRANK S HENDRY LEONARD RUSSELL
DAVID K COLLINS SYDNEY JACKSON WALTER SHARMAN RICHARD E DUCHESNE GEORGE G KNEE FRED J THOMASON
WILLIAM P GOODWIN FRED MANCHETT STANLEY THOMPSON
SYDNEY G GORDON JOHN W PARKER REGINALD T TYLER
ERNEST PEACH
u )
War Memorial in the churchyard of Saint Marys church
Orton Waterville
Hexagonal pillar standing on a 6 feet square base summounted by a stone cross ( photo) Approx 16 feet high
The front face contains the following inscription
Remember
Lawrence Arthur Baker Harold Arthur Hillson William Mark Hillson Stanley Edwards Hodson Harry Holley George Jackson Frederick Jackson
who gave their lives in the Great War 1914 - 1918
RIP
The right side face contains the following inscription
1939 - 1945
Arthur G Broughton Alec C Cass Cyril E Clark Alphonso K Grant Leonard Sampson H George Walker
RIP
Peterborough Standard 30 November 1951
Page 10
The Bishop unveils Scout Roll of Honour
The report lists nineteen men killed during the second world war All were Scout Masters Rovers or Scouts There were two unveilings as there were three Roman Catholics so the Bishop of Peterborough and a Catholic Priest officiated also
The Memorial was made of plain oak with gilt lettering It was engraved with the Scout Badge surmounted by a cross
Names Troop
Armyshy
A Allen Boroughbury 33rd JA Bonser British Legion 27th TW Honeyball St Johns 9th K Johnson St Pauls 3rd F Lawlor St Marks 4th CN Pickersgill Harris Street 19th J Reynolds Wentworth Street 16th F Swann St Marys 6th
RAFshy
EA Cairns St Johns 9th H Collin St Marys 6th D Creevy Deacons School 10th N Fairbairn All Souls 14th J W Jeffr~y Kings School 1st C Jolley St Mark I s 4th P Spreckley All Souls 14th W Webb Kings School 1st
Royal Navyshy
H Bradley All Souls 14th BS Hills Paston 25th BS Hillson Woodstone 32nd
Soke of Peterborough Boy Scouts
DEDICATION
of
SCOUT WAR MEMORIAL
by the
Lord Bishop of Peterborough
Scout Headquarters Trinity Street Peterborough
Wednesday 28th November 1951
~
ORDER OF SERVICE
WE have come together to unveil and dedicate this lableL as a memorial to OUr brother Scouts
who gave their lives in the cause of justice and freedom in the late wal to give thanks to Almighty God for their example and fellowship and to pray for the coming of His Kingdom of righteousness and peace in the world
WHO would true valour see Let him come hither
One here will constant be
Come wind come weather Theres no discouragement Shall make him once relent His first avowed intent
To be a pilgrim
Whoso beset him round With dismal stories
Do but themselves confound His strength the more is
No lion can him fright Hell with a giant fight But he will have a right
To be a pilgrim
Hobgoblin nor foul fiend Can daunt his spirit
He knows he at the end Shall life inherit
Then fancies flyaway Hell fear not what men say Hell labour night and day
To be a pilgrim
len the ~ish(lp UtilI unbeil tbe tablet altb nab tbe names
ijbe ~ishop tuill bebicate tIJe tablet anb gibe an lbbrcs5
l1tIlVl1S Commemoralion of the departed
Prayer for our country
Prayer for tIle Peace of the World
Let us pray for all Scouts everywhere
Jll tuill Sal () GOD bless all Scouts everywhere teach them
as true men to fear Thee and be fearless to ClVC Thee and be thy fellow workers and give us grace to keep our threefold vow through Jesus Christ our Saviour Amen
Jere tbc ()t(llll1nisshmer tulll tenl the ~C(lut JnUt This is the Scout Lall
A Scouts honour is to be trusted A Scout is loyal to the King his country 11is Scouters
his palenls his employers Ilnd to those under him A Scouts duty is to be useful and to help others A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every
other Scout no matter to what country class or creed the other may belong
A Scout is courteous A SCouL is a friend to animals A SCout obeys orders of his parents Patrol Leader
or Scoutmaster without question A Scout smiles and whistles under all diIDculties A Scout is thrifty A Scout is clean in thought word and deed
lrIJl jJnti(lllnl Antbcm
ALLEN A
BONSOR J A
BRADLEY H
CAIRNS E A
COLLIN H
CREEVY D
FAIRBAIRN N
HILLS B S
HILLSON B S
HONEYBALL T
JEFFREY J W
JOHNSON K
JOLLEY C
LAWLOR F
PICKERSGILL C N
REYNOLDS J
SPRECKLEY P
SWANN F
WEBB Wbull
Uoll of ~jonollr
W
Boroughbury 33rd
British Legion 27th
All Souls 14th
St Johns 9th
St Marys 6th
Deacons School lOth
All Souls 14th
Paston 25th
Woodston 32nd
SL Johns 9th
Kings School 1st
St Pauls 3rd
St Marks 4th
St Marks 4th
Harris Street 19th
Wentworth Street 16th
All Souls 14th
St MaryS 6th
Kings School 1st
Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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FUR GOD KING ampCOUNTRY
PteJohn H Wheatley 7th Northants Reg
Pte Fred A Allies 6th Northants Reg
Pte James A Haystead 4th Queens RW Surrey Reg
Corpl Charlie Dunkley 4th leinster Reg
Trpr Bernard Dunkley Norfolk Yeo
Pte H Williams Abbot 1st Northants Reg
AB John D Broughton HMS Vanguard
Pte OG Stubley 4th Northants Reg
Pte John Dawson Northants
DIED ON SERVICE 1914 1918
Brass plaque measures 30 X 20 11 mounted on black wooden frame (pass Oak)
It is 5 thick and mounted by 4 screws one in each corner
Museum reference No is 1641986
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PARK ROAD BAPTIST CHAPEL (PETERBOROUGH CITY)
1914 1918
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF THE
BRAVE MEN FROM THIS CHURCH WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY
CHARLES E ADAMS CECIL A HALL JOHN PORTER
RICHARD S BERRIDGE JOHN HALL JG LESLIE RICHER FRED BRADSHAW FRANK W HARDY THOMAS B ROLLINGS HARRY CLARK FRANK S HENDRY LEONARD RUSSELL
DAVID K COLLINS SYDNEY JACKSON WALTER SHARMAN RICHARD E DUCHESNE GEORGE G KNEE FRED J THOMASON
WILLIAM P GOODWIN FRED MANCHETT STANLEY THOMPSON
SYDNEY G GORDON JOHN W PARKER REGINALD T TYLER
ERNEST PEACH
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War Memorial in the churchyard of Saint Marys church
Orton Waterville
Hexagonal pillar standing on a 6 feet square base summounted by a stone cross ( photo) Approx 16 feet high
The front face contains the following inscription
Remember
Lawrence Arthur Baker Harold Arthur Hillson William Mark Hillson Stanley Edwards Hodson Harry Holley George Jackson Frederick Jackson
who gave their lives in the Great War 1914 - 1918
RIP
The right side face contains the following inscription
1939 - 1945
Arthur G Broughton Alec C Cass Cyril E Clark Alphonso K Grant Leonard Sampson H George Walker
RIP
Peterborough Standard 30 November 1951
Page 10
The Bishop unveils Scout Roll of Honour
The report lists nineteen men killed during the second world war All were Scout Masters Rovers or Scouts There were two unveilings as there were three Roman Catholics so the Bishop of Peterborough and a Catholic Priest officiated also
The Memorial was made of plain oak with gilt lettering It was engraved with the Scout Badge surmounted by a cross
Names Troop
Armyshy
A Allen Boroughbury 33rd JA Bonser British Legion 27th TW Honeyball St Johns 9th K Johnson St Pauls 3rd F Lawlor St Marks 4th CN Pickersgill Harris Street 19th J Reynolds Wentworth Street 16th F Swann St Marys 6th
RAFshy
EA Cairns St Johns 9th H Collin St Marys 6th D Creevy Deacons School 10th N Fairbairn All Souls 14th J W Jeffr~y Kings School 1st C Jolley St Mark I s 4th P Spreckley All Souls 14th W Webb Kings School 1st
Royal Navyshy
H Bradley All Souls 14th BS Hills Paston 25th BS Hillson Woodstone 32nd
Soke of Peterborough Boy Scouts
DEDICATION
of
SCOUT WAR MEMORIAL
by the
Lord Bishop of Peterborough
Scout Headquarters Trinity Street Peterborough
Wednesday 28th November 1951
~
ORDER OF SERVICE
WE have come together to unveil and dedicate this lableL as a memorial to OUr brother Scouts
who gave their lives in the cause of justice and freedom in the late wal to give thanks to Almighty God for their example and fellowship and to pray for the coming of His Kingdom of righteousness and peace in the world
WHO would true valour see Let him come hither
One here will constant be
Come wind come weather Theres no discouragement Shall make him once relent His first avowed intent
To be a pilgrim
Whoso beset him round With dismal stories
Do but themselves confound His strength the more is
No lion can him fright Hell with a giant fight But he will have a right
To be a pilgrim
Hobgoblin nor foul fiend Can daunt his spirit
He knows he at the end Shall life inherit
Then fancies flyaway Hell fear not what men say Hell labour night and day
To be a pilgrim
len the ~ish(lp UtilI unbeil tbe tablet altb nab tbe names
ijbe ~ishop tuill bebicate tIJe tablet anb gibe an lbbrcs5
l1tIlVl1S Commemoralion of the departed
Prayer for our country
Prayer for tIle Peace of the World
Let us pray for all Scouts everywhere
Jll tuill Sal () GOD bless all Scouts everywhere teach them
as true men to fear Thee and be fearless to ClVC Thee and be thy fellow workers and give us grace to keep our threefold vow through Jesus Christ our Saviour Amen
Jere tbc ()t(llll1nisshmer tulll tenl the ~C(lut JnUt This is the Scout Lall
A Scouts honour is to be trusted A Scout is loyal to the King his country 11is Scouters
his palenls his employers Ilnd to those under him A Scouts duty is to be useful and to help others A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every
other Scout no matter to what country class or creed the other may belong
A Scout is courteous A SCouL is a friend to animals A SCout obeys orders of his parents Patrol Leader
or Scoutmaster without question A Scout smiles and whistles under all diIDculties A Scout is thrifty A Scout is clean in thought word and deed
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ALLEN A
BONSOR J A
BRADLEY H
CAIRNS E A
COLLIN H
CREEVY D
FAIRBAIRN N
HILLS B S
HILLSON B S
HONEYBALL T
JEFFREY J W
JOHNSON K
JOLLEY C
LAWLOR F
PICKERSGILL C N
REYNOLDS J
SPRECKLEY P
SWANN F
WEBB Wbull
Uoll of ~jonollr
W
Boroughbury 33rd
British Legion 27th
All Souls 14th
St Johns 9th
St Marys 6th
Deacons School lOth
All Souls 14th
Paston 25th
Woodston 32nd
SL Johns 9th
Kings School 1st
St Pauls 3rd
St Marks 4th
St Marks 4th
Harris Street 19th
Wentworth Street 16th
All Souls 14th
St MaryS 6th
Kings School 1st
Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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PARK ROAD BAPTIST CHAPEL (PETERBOROUGH CITY)
1914 1918
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF THE
BRAVE MEN FROM THIS CHURCH WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY
CHARLES E ADAMS CECIL A HALL JOHN PORTER
RICHARD S BERRIDGE JOHN HALL JG LESLIE RICHER FRED BRADSHAW FRANK W HARDY THOMAS B ROLLINGS HARRY CLARK FRANK S HENDRY LEONARD RUSSELL
DAVID K COLLINS SYDNEY JACKSON WALTER SHARMAN RICHARD E DUCHESNE GEORGE G KNEE FRED J THOMASON
WILLIAM P GOODWIN FRED MANCHETT STANLEY THOMPSON
SYDNEY G GORDON JOHN W PARKER REGINALD T TYLER
ERNEST PEACH
u )
War Memorial in the churchyard of Saint Marys church
Orton Waterville
Hexagonal pillar standing on a 6 feet square base summounted by a stone cross ( photo) Approx 16 feet high
The front face contains the following inscription
Remember
Lawrence Arthur Baker Harold Arthur Hillson William Mark Hillson Stanley Edwards Hodson Harry Holley George Jackson Frederick Jackson
who gave their lives in the Great War 1914 - 1918
RIP
The right side face contains the following inscription
1939 - 1945
Arthur G Broughton Alec C Cass Cyril E Clark Alphonso K Grant Leonard Sampson H George Walker
RIP
Peterborough Standard 30 November 1951
Page 10
The Bishop unveils Scout Roll of Honour
The report lists nineteen men killed during the second world war All were Scout Masters Rovers or Scouts There were two unveilings as there were three Roman Catholics so the Bishop of Peterborough and a Catholic Priest officiated also
The Memorial was made of plain oak with gilt lettering It was engraved with the Scout Badge surmounted by a cross
Names Troop
Armyshy
A Allen Boroughbury 33rd JA Bonser British Legion 27th TW Honeyball St Johns 9th K Johnson St Pauls 3rd F Lawlor St Marks 4th CN Pickersgill Harris Street 19th J Reynolds Wentworth Street 16th F Swann St Marys 6th
RAFshy
EA Cairns St Johns 9th H Collin St Marys 6th D Creevy Deacons School 10th N Fairbairn All Souls 14th J W Jeffr~y Kings School 1st C Jolley St Mark I s 4th P Spreckley All Souls 14th W Webb Kings School 1st
Royal Navyshy
H Bradley All Souls 14th BS Hills Paston 25th BS Hillson Woodstone 32nd
Soke of Peterborough Boy Scouts
DEDICATION
of
SCOUT WAR MEMORIAL
by the
Lord Bishop of Peterborough
Scout Headquarters Trinity Street Peterborough
Wednesday 28th November 1951
~
ORDER OF SERVICE
WE have come together to unveil and dedicate this lableL as a memorial to OUr brother Scouts
who gave their lives in the cause of justice and freedom in the late wal to give thanks to Almighty God for their example and fellowship and to pray for the coming of His Kingdom of righteousness and peace in the world
WHO would true valour see Let him come hither
One here will constant be
Come wind come weather Theres no discouragement Shall make him once relent His first avowed intent
To be a pilgrim
Whoso beset him round With dismal stories
Do but themselves confound His strength the more is
No lion can him fright Hell with a giant fight But he will have a right
To be a pilgrim
Hobgoblin nor foul fiend Can daunt his spirit
He knows he at the end Shall life inherit
Then fancies flyaway Hell fear not what men say Hell labour night and day
To be a pilgrim
len the ~ish(lp UtilI unbeil tbe tablet altb nab tbe names
ijbe ~ishop tuill bebicate tIJe tablet anb gibe an lbbrcs5
l1tIlVl1S Commemoralion of the departed
Prayer for our country
Prayer for tIle Peace of the World
Let us pray for all Scouts everywhere
Jll tuill Sal () GOD bless all Scouts everywhere teach them
as true men to fear Thee and be fearless to ClVC Thee and be thy fellow workers and give us grace to keep our threefold vow through Jesus Christ our Saviour Amen
Jere tbc ()t(llll1nisshmer tulll tenl the ~C(lut JnUt This is the Scout Lall
A Scouts honour is to be trusted A Scout is loyal to the King his country 11is Scouters
his palenls his employers Ilnd to those under him A Scouts duty is to be useful and to help others A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every
other Scout no matter to what country class or creed the other may belong
A Scout is courteous A SCouL is a friend to animals A SCout obeys orders of his parents Patrol Leader
or Scoutmaster without question A Scout smiles and whistles under all diIDculties A Scout is thrifty A Scout is clean in thought word and deed
lrIJl jJnti(lllnl Antbcm
ALLEN A
BONSOR J A
BRADLEY H
CAIRNS E A
COLLIN H
CREEVY D
FAIRBAIRN N
HILLS B S
HILLSON B S
HONEYBALL T
JEFFREY J W
JOHNSON K
JOLLEY C
LAWLOR F
PICKERSGILL C N
REYNOLDS J
SPRECKLEY P
SWANN F
WEBB Wbull
Uoll of ~jonollr
W
Boroughbury 33rd
British Legion 27th
All Souls 14th
St Johns 9th
St Marys 6th
Deacons School lOth
All Souls 14th
Paston 25th
Woodston 32nd
SL Johns 9th
Kings School 1st
St Pauls 3rd
St Marks 4th
St Marks 4th
Harris Street 19th
Wentworth Street 16th
All Souls 14th
St MaryS 6th
Kings School 1st
Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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War Memorial in the churchyard of Saint Marys church
Orton Waterville
Hexagonal pillar standing on a 6 feet square base summounted by a stone cross ( photo) Approx 16 feet high
The front face contains the following inscription
Remember
Lawrence Arthur Baker Harold Arthur Hillson William Mark Hillson Stanley Edwards Hodson Harry Holley George Jackson Frederick Jackson
who gave their lives in the Great War 1914 - 1918
RIP
The right side face contains the following inscription
1939 - 1945
Arthur G Broughton Alec C Cass Cyril E Clark Alphonso K Grant Leonard Sampson H George Walker
RIP
Peterborough Standard 30 November 1951
Page 10
The Bishop unveils Scout Roll of Honour
The report lists nineteen men killed during the second world war All were Scout Masters Rovers or Scouts There were two unveilings as there were three Roman Catholics so the Bishop of Peterborough and a Catholic Priest officiated also
The Memorial was made of plain oak with gilt lettering It was engraved with the Scout Badge surmounted by a cross
Names Troop
Armyshy
A Allen Boroughbury 33rd JA Bonser British Legion 27th TW Honeyball St Johns 9th K Johnson St Pauls 3rd F Lawlor St Marks 4th CN Pickersgill Harris Street 19th J Reynolds Wentworth Street 16th F Swann St Marys 6th
RAFshy
EA Cairns St Johns 9th H Collin St Marys 6th D Creevy Deacons School 10th N Fairbairn All Souls 14th J W Jeffr~y Kings School 1st C Jolley St Mark I s 4th P Spreckley All Souls 14th W Webb Kings School 1st
Royal Navyshy
H Bradley All Souls 14th BS Hills Paston 25th BS Hillson Woodstone 32nd
Soke of Peterborough Boy Scouts
DEDICATION
of
SCOUT WAR MEMORIAL
by the
Lord Bishop of Peterborough
Scout Headquarters Trinity Street Peterborough
Wednesday 28th November 1951
~
ORDER OF SERVICE
WE have come together to unveil and dedicate this lableL as a memorial to OUr brother Scouts
who gave their lives in the cause of justice and freedom in the late wal to give thanks to Almighty God for their example and fellowship and to pray for the coming of His Kingdom of righteousness and peace in the world
WHO would true valour see Let him come hither
One here will constant be
Come wind come weather Theres no discouragement Shall make him once relent His first avowed intent
To be a pilgrim
Whoso beset him round With dismal stories
Do but themselves confound His strength the more is
No lion can him fright Hell with a giant fight But he will have a right
To be a pilgrim
Hobgoblin nor foul fiend Can daunt his spirit
He knows he at the end Shall life inherit
Then fancies flyaway Hell fear not what men say Hell labour night and day
To be a pilgrim
len the ~ish(lp UtilI unbeil tbe tablet altb nab tbe names
ijbe ~ishop tuill bebicate tIJe tablet anb gibe an lbbrcs5
l1tIlVl1S Commemoralion of the departed
Prayer for our country
Prayer for tIle Peace of the World
Let us pray for all Scouts everywhere
Jll tuill Sal () GOD bless all Scouts everywhere teach them
as true men to fear Thee and be fearless to ClVC Thee and be thy fellow workers and give us grace to keep our threefold vow through Jesus Christ our Saviour Amen
Jere tbc ()t(llll1nisshmer tulll tenl the ~C(lut JnUt This is the Scout Lall
A Scouts honour is to be trusted A Scout is loyal to the King his country 11is Scouters
his palenls his employers Ilnd to those under him A Scouts duty is to be useful and to help others A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every
other Scout no matter to what country class or creed the other may belong
A Scout is courteous A SCouL is a friend to animals A SCout obeys orders of his parents Patrol Leader
or Scoutmaster without question A Scout smiles and whistles under all diIDculties A Scout is thrifty A Scout is clean in thought word and deed
lrIJl jJnti(lllnl Antbcm
ALLEN A
BONSOR J A
BRADLEY H
CAIRNS E A
COLLIN H
CREEVY D
FAIRBAIRN N
HILLS B S
HILLSON B S
HONEYBALL T
JEFFREY J W
JOHNSON K
JOLLEY C
LAWLOR F
PICKERSGILL C N
REYNOLDS J
SPRECKLEY P
SWANN F
WEBB Wbull
Uoll of ~jonollr
W
Boroughbury 33rd
British Legion 27th
All Souls 14th
St Johns 9th
St Marys 6th
Deacons School lOth
All Souls 14th
Paston 25th
Woodston 32nd
SL Johns 9th
Kings School 1st
St Pauls 3rd
St Marks 4th
St Marks 4th
Harris Street 19th
Wentworth Street 16th
All Souls 14th
St MaryS 6th
Kings School 1st
Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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Peterborough Standard 30 November 1951
Page 10
The Bishop unveils Scout Roll of Honour
The report lists nineteen men killed during the second world war All were Scout Masters Rovers or Scouts There were two unveilings as there were three Roman Catholics so the Bishop of Peterborough and a Catholic Priest officiated also
The Memorial was made of plain oak with gilt lettering It was engraved with the Scout Badge surmounted by a cross
Names Troop
Armyshy
A Allen Boroughbury 33rd JA Bonser British Legion 27th TW Honeyball St Johns 9th K Johnson St Pauls 3rd F Lawlor St Marks 4th CN Pickersgill Harris Street 19th J Reynolds Wentworth Street 16th F Swann St Marys 6th
RAFshy
EA Cairns St Johns 9th H Collin St Marys 6th D Creevy Deacons School 10th N Fairbairn All Souls 14th J W Jeffr~y Kings School 1st C Jolley St Mark I s 4th P Spreckley All Souls 14th W Webb Kings School 1st
Royal Navyshy
H Bradley All Souls 14th BS Hills Paston 25th BS Hillson Woodstone 32nd
Soke of Peterborough Boy Scouts
DEDICATION
of
SCOUT WAR MEMORIAL
by the
Lord Bishop of Peterborough
Scout Headquarters Trinity Street Peterborough
Wednesday 28th November 1951
~
ORDER OF SERVICE
WE have come together to unveil and dedicate this lableL as a memorial to OUr brother Scouts
who gave their lives in the cause of justice and freedom in the late wal to give thanks to Almighty God for their example and fellowship and to pray for the coming of His Kingdom of righteousness and peace in the world
WHO would true valour see Let him come hither
One here will constant be
Come wind come weather Theres no discouragement Shall make him once relent His first avowed intent
To be a pilgrim
Whoso beset him round With dismal stories
Do but themselves confound His strength the more is
No lion can him fright Hell with a giant fight But he will have a right
To be a pilgrim
Hobgoblin nor foul fiend Can daunt his spirit
He knows he at the end Shall life inherit
Then fancies flyaway Hell fear not what men say Hell labour night and day
To be a pilgrim
len the ~ish(lp UtilI unbeil tbe tablet altb nab tbe names
ijbe ~ishop tuill bebicate tIJe tablet anb gibe an lbbrcs5
l1tIlVl1S Commemoralion of the departed
Prayer for our country
Prayer for tIle Peace of the World
Let us pray for all Scouts everywhere
Jll tuill Sal () GOD bless all Scouts everywhere teach them
as true men to fear Thee and be fearless to ClVC Thee and be thy fellow workers and give us grace to keep our threefold vow through Jesus Christ our Saviour Amen
Jere tbc ()t(llll1nisshmer tulll tenl the ~C(lut JnUt This is the Scout Lall
A Scouts honour is to be trusted A Scout is loyal to the King his country 11is Scouters
his palenls his employers Ilnd to those under him A Scouts duty is to be useful and to help others A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every
other Scout no matter to what country class or creed the other may belong
A Scout is courteous A SCouL is a friend to animals A SCout obeys orders of his parents Patrol Leader
or Scoutmaster without question A Scout smiles and whistles under all diIDculties A Scout is thrifty A Scout is clean in thought word and deed
lrIJl jJnti(lllnl Antbcm
ALLEN A
BONSOR J A
BRADLEY H
CAIRNS E A
COLLIN H
CREEVY D
FAIRBAIRN N
HILLS B S
HILLSON B S
HONEYBALL T
JEFFREY J W
JOHNSON K
JOLLEY C
LAWLOR F
PICKERSGILL C N
REYNOLDS J
SPRECKLEY P
SWANN F
WEBB Wbull
Uoll of ~jonollr
W
Boroughbury 33rd
British Legion 27th
All Souls 14th
St Johns 9th
St Marys 6th
Deacons School lOth
All Souls 14th
Paston 25th
Woodston 32nd
SL Johns 9th
Kings School 1st
St Pauls 3rd
St Marks 4th
St Marks 4th
Harris Street 19th
Wentworth Street 16th
All Souls 14th
St MaryS 6th
Kings School 1st
Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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Soke of Peterborough Boy Scouts
DEDICATION
of
SCOUT WAR MEMORIAL
by the
Lord Bishop of Peterborough
Scout Headquarters Trinity Street Peterborough
Wednesday 28th November 1951
~
ORDER OF SERVICE
WE have come together to unveil and dedicate this lableL as a memorial to OUr brother Scouts
who gave their lives in the cause of justice and freedom in the late wal to give thanks to Almighty God for their example and fellowship and to pray for the coming of His Kingdom of righteousness and peace in the world
WHO would true valour see Let him come hither
One here will constant be
Come wind come weather Theres no discouragement Shall make him once relent His first avowed intent
To be a pilgrim
Whoso beset him round With dismal stories
Do but themselves confound His strength the more is
No lion can him fright Hell with a giant fight But he will have a right
To be a pilgrim
Hobgoblin nor foul fiend Can daunt his spirit
He knows he at the end Shall life inherit
Then fancies flyaway Hell fear not what men say Hell labour night and day
To be a pilgrim
len the ~ish(lp UtilI unbeil tbe tablet altb nab tbe names
ijbe ~ishop tuill bebicate tIJe tablet anb gibe an lbbrcs5
l1tIlVl1S Commemoralion of the departed
Prayer for our country
Prayer for tIle Peace of the World
Let us pray for all Scouts everywhere
Jll tuill Sal () GOD bless all Scouts everywhere teach them
as true men to fear Thee and be fearless to ClVC Thee and be thy fellow workers and give us grace to keep our threefold vow through Jesus Christ our Saviour Amen
Jere tbc ()t(llll1nisshmer tulll tenl the ~C(lut JnUt This is the Scout Lall
A Scouts honour is to be trusted A Scout is loyal to the King his country 11is Scouters
his palenls his employers Ilnd to those under him A Scouts duty is to be useful and to help others A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every
other Scout no matter to what country class or creed the other may belong
A Scout is courteous A SCouL is a friend to animals A SCout obeys orders of his parents Patrol Leader
or Scoutmaster without question A Scout smiles and whistles under all diIDculties A Scout is thrifty A Scout is clean in thought word and deed
lrIJl jJnti(lllnl Antbcm
ALLEN A
BONSOR J A
BRADLEY H
CAIRNS E A
COLLIN H
CREEVY D
FAIRBAIRN N
HILLS B S
HILLSON B S
HONEYBALL T
JEFFREY J W
JOHNSON K
JOLLEY C
LAWLOR F
PICKERSGILL C N
REYNOLDS J
SPRECKLEY P
SWANN F
WEBB Wbull
Uoll of ~jonollr
W
Boroughbury 33rd
British Legion 27th
All Souls 14th
St Johns 9th
St Marys 6th
Deacons School lOth
All Souls 14th
Paston 25th
Woodston 32nd
SL Johns 9th
Kings School 1st
St Pauls 3rd
St Marks 4th
St Marks 4th
Harris Street 19th
Wentworth Street 16th
All Souls 14th
St MaryS 6th
Kings School 1st
Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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~
ORDER OF SERVICE
WE have come together to unveil and dedicate this lableL as a memorial to OUr brother Scouts
who gave their lives in the cause of justice and freedom in the late wal to give thanks to Almighty God for their example and fellowship and to pray for the coming of His Kingdom of righteousness and peace in the world
WHO would true valour see Let him come hither
One here will constant be
Come wind come weather Theres no discouragement Shall make him once relent His first avowed intent
To be a pilgrim
Whoso beset him round With dismal stories
Do but themselves confound His strength the more is
No lion can him fright Hell with a giant fight But he will have a right
To be a pilgrim
Hobgoblin nor foul fiend Can daunt his spirit
He knows he at the end Shall life inherit
Then fancies flyaway Hell fear not what men say Hell labour night and day
To be a pilgrim
len the ~ish(lp UtilI unbeil tbe tablet altb nab tbe names
ijbe ~ishop tuill bebicate tIJe tablet anb gibe an lbbrcs5
l1tIlVl1S Commemoralion of the departed
Prayer for our country
Prayer for tIle Peace of the World
Let us pray for all Scouts everywhere
Jll tuill Sal () GOD bless all Scouts everywhere teach them
as true men to fear Thee and be fearless to ClVC Thee and be thy fellow workers and give us grace to keep our threefold vow through Jesus Christ our Saviour Amen
Jere tbc ()t(llll1nisshmer tulll tenl the ~C(lut JnUt This is the Scout Lall
A Scouts honour is to be trusted A Scout is loyal to the King his country 11is Scouters
his palenls his employers Ilnd to those under him A Scouts duty is to be useful and to help others A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every
other Scout no matter to what country class or creed the other may belong
A Scout is courteous A SCouL is a friend to animals A SCout obeys orders of his parents Patrol Leader
or Scoutmaster without question A Scout smiles and whistles under all diIDculties A Scout is thrifty A Scout is clean in thought word and deed
lrIJl jJnti(lllnl Antbcm
ALLEN A
BONSOR J A
BRADLEY H
CAIRNS E A
COLLIN H
CREEVY D
FAIRBAIRN N
HILLS B S
HILLSON B S
HONEYBALL T
JEFFREY J W
JOHNSON K
JOLLEY C
LAWLOR F
PICKERSGILL C N
REYNOLDS J
SPRECKLEY P
SWANN F
WEBB Wbull
Uoll of ~jonollr
W
Boroughbury 33rd
British Legion 27th
All Souls 14th
St Johns 9th
St Marys 6th
Deacons School lOth
All Souls 14th
Paston 25th
Woodston 32nd
SL Johns 9th
Kings School 1st
St Pauls 3rd
St Marks 4th
St Marks 4th
Harris Street 19th
Wentworth Street 16th
All Souls 14th
St MaryS 6th
Kings School 1st
Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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len the ~ish(lp UtilI unbeil tbe tablet altb nab tbe names
ijbe ~ishop tuill bebicate tIJe tablet anb gibe an lbbrcs5
l1tIlVl1S Commemoralion of the departed
Prayer for our country
Prayer for tIle Peace of the World
Let us pray for all Scouts everywhere
Jll tuill Sal () GOD bless all Scouts everywhere teach them
as true men to fear Thee and be fearless to ClVC Thee and be thy fellow workers and give us grace to keep our threefold vow through Jesus Christ our Saviour Amen
Jere tbc ()t(llll1nisshmer tulll tenl the ~C(lut JnUt This is the Scout Lall
A Scouts honour is to be trusted A Scout is loyal to the King his country 11is Scouters
his palenls his employers Ilnd to those under him A Scouts duty is to be useful and to help others A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every
other Scout no matter to what country class or creed the other may belong
A Scout is courteous A SCouL is a friend to animals A SCout obeys orders of his parents Patrol Leader
or Scoutmaster without question A Scout smiles and whistles under all diIDculties A Scout is thrifty A Scout is clean in thought word and deed
lrIJl jJnti(lllnl Antbcm
ALLEN A
BONSOR J A
BRADLEY H
CAIRNS E A
COLLIN H
CREEVY D
FAIRBAIRN N
HILLS B S
HILLSON B S
HONEYBALL T
JEFFREY J W
JOHNSON K
JOLLEY C
LAWLOR F
PICKERSGILL C N
REYNOLDS J
SPRECKLEY P
SWANN F
WEBB Wbull
Uoll of ~jonollr
W
Boroughbury 33rd
British Legion 27th
All Souls 14th
St Johns 9th
St Marys 6th
Deacons School lOth
All Souls 14th
Paston 25th
Woodston 32nd
SL Johns 9th
Kings School 1st
St Pauls 3rd
St Marks 4th
St Marks 4th
Harris Street 19th
Wentworth Street 16th
All Souls 14th
St MaryS 6th
Kings School 1st
Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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ALLEN A
BONSOR J A
BRADLEY H
CAIRNS E A
COLLIN H
CREEVY D
FAIRBAIRN N
HILLS B S
HILLSON B S
HONEYBALL T
JEFFREY J W
JOHNSON K
JOLLEY C
LAWLOR F
PICKERSGILL C N
REYNOLDS J
SPRECKLEY P
SWANN F
WEBB Wbull
Uoll of ~jonollr
W
Boroughbury 33rd
British Legion 27th
All Souls 14th
St Johns 9th
St Marys 6th
Deacons School lOth
All Souls 14th
Paston 25th
Woodston 32nd
SL Johns 9th
Kings School 1st
St Pauls 3rd
St Marks 4th
St Marks 4th
Harris Street 19th
Wentworth Street 16th
All Souls 14th
St MaryS 6th
Kings School 1st
Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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Scout memorial No 85
Report
The first listing of Scout memorial names was copied from the Peterborough Standard 30th Nov 1951 by Gwen Beatty from the Peterborough Library newspaper records
Win Noble said middotthat theScout HQ was in Trinity Street in an outshybuilding at the rear of Peterborough Museum She believes that the building which the scouts used was the former mortuary (now demolished) when the Museum building housed the former Infirmary
She further said that the Rovers used to hold an induction ceremony for recruits which in some way involved the use of a Jug and Bowl When St Pauls HQ was vacated the memorial plaque and Jug (bowl missing) wereput into archives somewhere
I visited Peterborough Library seeking information on the Scouting movement and the Trinity Street HQ but could not find anything more I left my name and telephone No with the librarian
The librarian contacted me on 21194 to say
a) No photographs available of Trinity Street as far as he knows
b) The War Memorial plaque is presently in the care of Mr R Ward of 79 Guntons Road Newborough
On Tuesday 15th Feb 1994 I visited Ron Ward at his home by pre-arrangement He showed me the Scout memorial which I photographed and measured Size 762 mm square He provided me with a copy of a letter from Len Voller who was the district scoutmaster at the time of the memorials dedication This letter gives additional information about the memorial Ron also provided me with a copy of The Dedication Order of Service and I gave Ron ~ copy of the newspaper report for his information
The Memorial Plaque has had several homes over the years but no-one seems to recall any dates when it was actually moved First Trinity Streetthen St Pauls Scout ampGuide H Q at the junction of Occupation Road and Lincoln Road then to Granville Street District HQ and finally into storage at Newborough about 1984 Apparently over the years had suffered some damage and it was being restored by Mr R Ward
Mr Ward informed me that he is negotiating to have it hung at Peterborough City Town Hall
John Stennett Projects Co-Ordinator
Peterborough ampDistrict Family History Society
National Project for the Imperial War Museum
Report typed in May 1994
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