Memorial
Title
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Ticknall Memorial Map
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Locations
| Last known location: Grounds of Ticknall Village Hall Ingleby La Ticknall Derbyshire |
Nearest postcode: DE73 7JX NGR: SK 35292 24053 ±5m |
Location details: By the path, just southeast of the hall. |
Type
| Overall type: Plaque. |
Overall condition: Good. The inscription is legible. |
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| Description: An oblong plaque encased in a mild steel case on a frame. The plaque has at its centre an historical map of the village with notable buildings and features illustrated. At the top is the commemorative text; the names of those who served are in in columns at each side and a list of sponsors is at the foot. The oblong steel case is supported by a steel frame with two tubular legs on a flat base and is decorated with 19 mild steel poppies extending around the case with the flowers forming a border to it. The poppies represent the nineteen who fell in WW1. |
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Inscription
| Base of case:
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1914 TICKNALL MEMORIAL MAP 2014 | ||||||||||||
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To commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the commencement of The Great War 1914-1918 Dedicated to those Ticknall men who served their country |
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| Left margin of plaque: ⊗ Aplin Douglas Archer James ⊗ Banton Arthur Banton Ernest Banton William ⊗ Bates Harry Beard Charles Betteridge George Betteridge Harold Bloor Albert E. Bloor Ernest ⊗ Bloor William H. Bond Frederick Brearley George Brearley John Brierley Philip Bromley Herbert Cartlidge Arthur ⊗ Cartlidge Henry Clarke Frank Clarke John Clarke Walter Cook Christopher Cook John Cook Lammas Cook Richard Cooper Richard Cooper Walter Cowley Harry Craven Thomas Cross Edmund Cross Samuel G Dexter Alfred Dexter Arthur N. Dexter John ⊗ Dexter Richard W. Dexter William H. Draper Arthur W Draper John Draper John H. Draper Robert Gale Alfred Gee Arthur ⊗ Gee George H. Gee George T. Gee Henry Gee Walter Harrison James Harrison Harry M (Lieut) Harrison John P (Capt) Harrison William J. W. Harrison Wiliam Hatton George T. Hatton William Hill Arthur Hill Richard Holmes Walter Holt Henry ⊗ Holt James Hudson George J. Hulse Archibald Hulse William R. ⊗ Hyde John ⊗ Hyde Wilfred Heafield Harry |
Right margin of plaque: James Albert ⊗ James Archibald James George James Statham ⊗ Jones James W. Jones William Joynes James W. Joynes Samuel Joynes Vauncey Kirkman Arthur Kirkman Walter Kirkman Walter Langdon Edgar Leese Albert Lloyd Eric (Capt) Lloyd Reginald B (Capt) Marriott Alfred Marriott Edward Marriott Edwin Marriott George ⊗ Marriott George H. Marriott George H. Marriott George T. Marriott John ⊗ Marriott Joseph Marriott William J Massey Charles Massey William Mear Ernest Miller George W Minion Garton Noble Wilson ⊗ Parkes Ernest Painter Walter Rawding Robert Rawding William Sadler John Sanders William ⊗ Senior Albert M (Capt) Shaw George H. Shreeve Roland Smart Charles Smedley Thomas Smith Albert ⊗ Smith Arthur Smith George Smith Harry Soar Henry Soar William H Spencer Thomas Sutton Charles Swift Frank Thacker William Topliss Clifford Wardle John Wardle Samuel Wilkinson Alfred Wilkinson John Woodward Joseph ⊗ Woodward Seth ⊗ Woodward William Woodward Frank Wright Harry |
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| [A red poppy is placed to the left of the names of those who fell, represented here by the symbol ⊗ ] | |||||||||||||
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Administration
Local authorities:
From 1974: Ticknall Parish Council; South Derbyshire District Council; Derbyshire County Council..
History
2nd August 2014: The memorial was unveiled by 10 young Ticknall people, aged from 4 to 18, descended from some of the men who served: Aaron Pole, Jamie Pole, Alice McCrae, Charlie McCrae, Rosa Wardle, Oliver Green, Ewan McCrae-Holt, Menna McCrae-Holt, Steven Holt and David Holt.
2nd August, 2014: The memorial unveiling ceremony was recorded by Eric Naden.
19th May, 2015: The memorial was recorded by Roy Branson. It was in good condition.
References
100th Anniversary of WW1, p8.
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