Memorial Title
Holy and Undivided Trinity Church - Roll of Honour
Summary
Derbyshire War Memorials: a description of a WW1 war memorial roll of honour at the Holy and Undivided Trinity Church, Edale, Derbyshire.
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Locations
| Last known location: Holy and Undivided Trinity Church Unnamed road Edale Derbyshire |
Nearest postcode: S33 7ZA NGR: SK 12326 85769 ±5m (Map opens in new window.) |
Location details: The memorial is on the south wall of the nave, west of the door. The churchyard lies on the western side of the unnamed road, known by some as Marys Lane, leading to Grindsbrook Booth and Field Head. The road is a principal route to Kinder Scout, the Pennine Way and various countryside activities. Vehicular access is restricted and visitors should use the car park at Edale and walk from there. |
Type
| Overall type: Roll of honour | Overall condition: Fair. The inscription is legible and the memorial is cared for. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Description: A framed and glazed printed paper sheet with names handwritten in three columns. At the head an oval panel contains an image of King George V surmounted by a royal crown in red and gold. Below that are the crossed Royal Standard and Union Flag in full colour and a red ribbon bearing the heading. The bottom margin contains the maker's details. The frame is of wooden moulding. Glossary |
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Inscription
| Plaque: | ||||||||
| FOR KING & COUNTRY ROLL OF HONOUR Edale ENLIST AND LET YOUR NAME BE ADDED |
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| NAME | REGIMENT | NAME | REGIMENT | NAME | REGIMENT | |||
| [See column 1 below for the list of names.] | [See column 2 below for the list of names.] | [See column 3 below for the list of names.] | ||||||
| GOD SAVE THE KING. | ||||||||
| Bottom margin: | ||||||||
| COPYRIGHT REGD. WATERLOW & SONS LTD. LITH. LONDON WALL. LONDON. | ||||||||
| Column 1: | Column 2: | ||||
| Atkinson, Walter Everett, | Bugler, 1st. King's Dragoon Gds | + | Robinson, Robert Ernest, R.I.P. | Lce.Corpl. Yorks & Lancs | |
| + | Beck, Albert, R.I.P. | Pte., Grenadier Guards. | + | Robins, William R.I.P. | Corpl. Sherwood Foresters. |
| Belfitt, William, | Pte., Grenadier Guards. | Rowbottom, Fred | Corpl. A.S.C. | ||
| Bramwell, Joseph | Pte., Northumberland Fusiliers. | + | Rowbottom, Thos Henry R.I.P. | Pte., Border Regt. | |
| Bromhead, Harry Bryan | Trooper, Leicestershire Yeomy. | + | Shirt, Willis Philips | Pte., A.S.C. (R.I.P.) | |
| + | Brown, A. D, Montagu R.I.P. | Lieut. K.O.R. Lancaster. | Smartt, Joseph Percy. | Major, South Lancs. | |
| + | Brown, E. F. Montagu, R.I.P. | Pte., Public School Corps. | + | Smith, Leslie John R.I.P. | Pte., Grenadier Guards. |
| Burdikin, Dick | Corpl. Sherwood Foresterd. | Stockton, Joseph Sadler | Capt., South Staffords. | ||
| Burdikin, John H. | Pte., Grenadier Guards. | Sims, Richard | Pte. Sherwood Foresters. | ||
| Connor, Charles | Pte., Northumberland Fusiliers. | Thornley, George T. | Corpl., Royal Engineers. | ||
| Cooper, Richard | Pte., Northumberland Fusiliers. | + | Watts, Samuel. R.I.P. | Lieut. Manchester City. | |
| Cooper, Isaac | Pte. Sherwood Foresters. | Cooper, Isaac | Corpl. R.A.M.C. | ||
| Firth, Gerald Lewis | Lieut. R.F.A. | Hadfield, Frank | Pte. R.F.A. | ||
| Hardy, John Herbert | Lieut, K.O.R. Lancaster | Schofield, Harry | Pte. R.G.A. | ||
| Hardy, Donald Brown | Lieut, A.S.C. | Pratt, Walter J. S. | Pte. Canadian Forces. | ||
| Kirkby, Thomas | Lce.Corpl. West Yorks. | Bromhead, Soden | Trooper. Leicestershire Yeomy. | ||
| Lloyd, Thomas William | Pte. Sherwood Foresters. | Mallinson, Arthur | Pte.. Sherwood Foresters | ||
| + | Lowe, Edward. R.I.P. | Lce. Corpl. Manchesters. | Rowbottom, Arthur | Pte. Royal Engineers. | |
| + | Lowe, George R.I.P. | Corpl. K.O. Yorks Light Infty. | + | Wood, Wilfred R.I.P. | Gunner, R.G.A. |
| + | Marrison, Fred R.I.P. | Pte. Grenadier Guards. | Wood, Malcolm | Pte. Royal Fusiliers. | |
| Roberts, William | Pioneer Sergt. Sherwood Foresters. | Hardy, David Waters | Sec. Lieut. R.F.C. | ||
| Column 3: | |||||
| Green, Harry | Pte. Sherwood Foresters. | ||||
| Cooper, Joseph | Pte North Staffords | ||||
| Allan, Joseph | Lincs. Regt. | ||||
| Burdikin, Joseph | East Yorks Regt. | ||||
| Ellis, George | Pte King's Liverpool Regt. | ||||
| Ellis, William | Pte King's Liverpool Regt. | ||||
| Jackson, David F. | Army Service Corps | ||||
| Putt, William E. | Pte. Army Service Corps | ||||
| + | Robinson, Charles. | Royal Scots R.I.P. | |||
| + | Sharp, Elijah R.I.P. | Pte Sherwood Foresters | |||
| The Navy | |||||
| Barber, Hector H. | Armourer. H.M.S. Patia. | ||||
| Tym, John | Pte. Royal Marines. | ||||
| Sweet, George | Pte. 11th. Huzzars. | ||||
| Bramwell, Ritchie | [... Royal ...] | ||||
| Tym, Lemuel B | Pte Veterinary Corps. | ||||
| Sims, William | Pte West Riding Rgt | ||||
| White, George | Pte Durham Light Inft | ||||
| Cooper James | Pte West Riding Rgt | ||||
| Wood, Frank | Pte Army Service Corps | ||||
| Chapman. W. Ronald | |||||
| Rowbottom, Harold R | [...] Horse | ||||
| Sims, Harry | |||||
| Marsh, Charles. F. | Pte King's Liverpool Regt. | ||||
| Belfitt, John | [... ...] | ||||
| Belfitt Frank | 51st Sherwood Foresters | ||||
| [Some lettering illegible.] | |||||
| Conflicts and people named: | ||
| Conflict | First World War (1914-1919) | Totals |
| Action | Not stated | |
| Number died | 15 | 15 |
| Number served and returned | 52 | 52 |
| Total names | 67 | 67 |
Administration
Local authorities:
From WW1: Edale Parish Council, Chapel en le Frith Rural District Council; Derbyshire County Council.
From 1974: Edale Parish Council, High Peak Borough Council; Derbyshire County Council.
History and Conservation
17 April 1951: The Peak District National Park was designated. The church lies within it.
24 September 1984: The church was listed Grade II, Heritage List for England reference 1334535.
19 November 1990: The Edale Conservation Area was designated. The church lies within it.
5th June, 2013: The memorial was surveyed by Roy Branson and Alan Willmot. Although the memorial was generally in good condition, some of the names had been written with a different ink which had faded significantly and parts of the roll had been affected by damp. These factors had caused a few names or details to become illegible and for some staining to have occurred. The memorial was partially obscured by a freestanding bookcase placed in front of it. A paint shadow on the wall indicated that an adjacent bookcase was previously mounted here so the roll must previously have been located elsewhere.
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