Roll of Honour - The Good Shepherd - Wardlow, Derbyshire - World War II Memorials / Monuments on Waymarking.com

A framed and glazed paper WWII Roll of Honour in The Good Shepherd church, Wardlow. In monochrome with a Union Flag at the head and heading in gothic lettering. The inscription is also in gothic lettering with names in two columns below, the fallen are identified with a small cross.

 The inscription reads -

Roll of Honour FOR KING AND COUNTRY Residents of Wardlow and Old Boys of the School who have served with His Majesty's Forces
Rank	Unit	Rank	Unit
Driver	Ellis Armitt, R.A.S.C.		Norman Howe, Green Howards
Corpl.	John Armitt, Kent Yeomanry	Pte.	George Wm. Lomas, Worcester Rgt.
	Fred Armitt, 6th. Airborne.	Pte.	Ben Littlewood, Royal Canadian E.
Corpl.	James Wm. Astill, R.A.S.C.		Fred Langley, R.A.F.
	Albert Brindley, R.A.S.C.	Gunner	Dennis Maxted, R.F.A.
Pte.	James Bramwell, R.A.S.C.	Gunner	GeorgeQuinton, 6th. R.E.
A.B. +	Leslie Blears, R.N.	Pte.	Tom Quinton, 7th. Hampshires
	J. Thomas Derbyshire, R.A.F.	Pte.	Emily Quinton, A.T.S.
S.M.	Fred Furness, R.A.S.C.	A.B.	Joe Simpson, R.N.
Corpl.	Joe Furness, R.A.F.	Driver	Samuel Turner, A.V.V. Coy R.E.
	Edgar Furness, R.A.F	Driver	Sydney Thomas Turner, R.A.F.
	Jack Furness, R.A.F.	Pte. +	Alfred James Turner, 2nd Battn, K.O.S.B
Pte.	Joseph William Hall, Black Watch	Driver	Charles Turner, R.A.S.C.
Q.M.S.	Fred Harrison, Yorks & Lancs	Trooper	Jack Whitlam, Staffs. Yeomanry
+ Killed

 

Property Permission: Public Website for Waymark: [Web Link] Location of waymark: The Good Shepherd Main Street Wardlow, Derbyshire England SK17 8RP Commemoration: Served in WWII Date of Dedication: Not listed Access instructions: Not listed Access times: Not listed

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