Location
Beneath the organ loft in the South-East corner of the church.
 
Description
An oak tablet 2500mm x 500mm.
 

Memorial
Memorial to St Peters Parishioners
 
Inscription (Left Section)
1914
SAILORS
James L Ashton
Walter S Busby
Francis Carter
William Farr
Henry Green
Owen H Harman
James Hiscock
Richard James
William R Mayne
Markham H Phillips
Percy Roberts
Henry P Sexton
Robert Smith
Arthur Stroud
Arthur Turner
Gerald De La Motte Turner
William J Wallace
George HR Walters
Richard J White
William E Buckingham
__________________
 
ROYAL AIR FORCE
Maurice F Oakley
John De Camborne Paynter
Robert Tilley


 
Inscription (Centre Section)
THE ROOD IS IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR
LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR
 
MAY THEY REST IN PEACE
SOLDIERS
Alexander W Abercrombie
Alexander R Abercrombie
Goerge H Abraham
Edward F Adams
William Bannister
Charles Brown
Frederick AG Bruford
William Care
Alfred HG Chatterton
Ernest E Clift
Charles H Curwood
Hubert J Daniell
George M Dawkins
Frederick W Dunstan
Manley F Ashwin (Priest)
George W Dyer
Reginald F Fleming
Frank Green
Ernest F Hall
Albert C Heather
Reginald HE Henning
Henry W Jenkins
Victor L Jenkins
Edwin F Johnson
Alfred W Linington
Neil Mackay
Lawrence Mackay
Albert W McGregor
Reginald HE Pitman
HELENA MARGARET DOVE
Frank M Munden
Harold Lane


 
Inscription (Right Section)
1918
Archibald J McPhaden
Basil Miles
Blenheim C Mitchell
Arthur W Morey
Charles Mundey
Frederick Ogden
Alfred P Peachey
Reginald Perry
Edward J Pole
Geoffrey Porter
Thomas M Redding
Henry GW Reeve
Augustine Robinson
Edward Steel
Harry M Stephens
John H Stewart
Percy Tanner
Thomas Tiller
Charles T Tracey
Ernest Viney
Alfred G Willcox
James W Whettem
Jack Whitcombe
William Williams
Alfred C Wood
Charles S Woodwards
Herbert F Wyatt
Sydney LF Hughes


 

Further Information
The oak tablet has carved inscriptions on all sides dating from before the First World War
 
ON THE LEFT: "The top of the original altar table of this church composed of old oak from Midhurst Church Sussex"
 
ALONG THE TOP: "Presented by Col Moffatt. Churchwarden in 1883. Five pieces of oak 1500 years old taken"
 
ON THE RIGHT: "From St Patricks Chapel, Drumlane, Ireland and have been removed and placed in the new altar"
 
ALONG THE BOTTOM: "It has been placed here for preservation after the erection of the new altar Dec 1905. Maurice R Bailey MA Vicar"

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