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PostPosted: Sat Oct 08, 2011 10:55 am    Post subject: Hawick - St.Cuthbert's Episcopalian Church (T) Reply with quote

Hawick - St.Cuthbert's Episcopalian Church
UKNIWM Ref: 44266
OS map ref: NT 501 141

To the men of St. Cuthbert's who gave 1918 and the 1939-1945 wars, two brasses are inserted in the wall immediately below the fine memorial window, unveiled in July 1921. It was eminently fitting that the sons of St.Cuthbert's who gave their lives should be commemorated by a stained-glass window of two lights, designed and executed by Henry Payne of Amberley, Gloucestershire. The theme of the window is "Christ's Victory over Death".
The brass containing the names of the who fell in the First World War was unveiled by T.Lindsay Watson, Esq., senior churchwarden, then the oldest active member of the congregation. The Roll of Honour was read by Captain The Right Honourable the Earl of Minto, the Scots Guards.

In Febuary 1954 there was unveiled by Lord Polwarth a second brass commemorating the men of St. Cuthbert's who laid down their lives in the Second World War. The prayer of dedication was recited by Canon Hay. Lieut.-Col. R. Scott-Watson read the names of the men commemorated.





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Great War Plaque: lists 33 names









TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF THE MEN OF ST CUTHBERTS WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WAR 1914 - 1918
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WW2 plaque: lists 15 names









TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF THE MEN OF ST CUTHBERTS WHOGAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WORLD WAR 1939 - 1945
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The soldiers' faces look very life-like. Based on real people known by the artist ?
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A stunning depiction of soldiers on this window.

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Frederick Crozier Pte KOSB
Thomas Whittaker Pte KOSB
Walter Nichol Pte KOSB
William H. Godfrey Pte KOSB
James Lyon Pte HLI
Thomas R. Thompson Pte KOSB
Thomas K.T Redpath Pte KOSB
Richard E. Hislop Pte KOSB
George Spalding Pte KOSB
Esmond Elliot Lt. Scots Guards
James F. Naylor Pte Scots Guards
James Spalding Pte Scots Greys
Jack Armstrong Pte Cameron Hrs.
Richard Edmondson S.M. Cameron Hrs
Thomas L. Middlemass Pte Cameron Hrs
Joseph R. Naylor Pte Cameron Hrs
Thomas A. Hawkins Pte Black Watch
Douglas Hunter Pte Black Watch
Charles J. Crooks Spr R.E
David P. Robertson Sgt Gordon Hrs
George Gass L/Cpl L&B Horse
William H. Gillis Sgt A&S Hrs
Robert M. Hall Cpl Seaforth Hrs
Richard Leyden Pte ASC
David Nichol Driver RFA
Robert H.C. Campbell Pte RAMC
Harry W.B. Bloomer Pte RAMC
Andrew D. Short 2nd.Lt. Lancs Fus.
Harold Rochester Pte Essex Regiment
Alexander L.B. Stubbs Sgt Canadians
John R. Stubbs Pte Canadians
William Hawkins Pte Canadians
John Huggan Pte Canadians
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David Pringle Robertson Sgt S/6655 8th/10th Gordon Highlanders b Ladhope,Selkirk e Hawick Age 26 Died of Wounds F&F 04/08/1917 Son of Mrs. Robertson, of 20, Howegate, Hawick, Roxburghshire. Soldiers Effects: Mother: Nellie Pringle R. Soldiers Effects: Mother: Nellie Pringle R. Soldiers Will 4 Pages. Brandhoek New Military Cemetery B 007 Plot IV Row B Grave 12 Hawick & Hawick - St.Cuthbert's Episcopalian Church
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