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Carlisle

GRID REF: NY41043 55921  Postcode CA1 1EE

St Aidan's Church, Warwick Road, Carlisle

 

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WW1 Memorial - (external) - A timber crucifix with shelter on a 3-tiered stone base with names and inscription.

WW1 and WW2 Memorials - Wall panels and a Book of Remembrance within the Church.

The Parish Church of St Aidan, on Warwick Road, Carlisle, is another of those places which has adopted, and now maintains, the War Memorial of another building.  

The Memorial which stands in the small garden by the roadway here was removed from Christchurch, which was on Botchergate Carlisle. Needing repairs that church building was demolished in 1953.  The congregation joined with St Aidan’s.   The memorial is a two stepped octagonal base supporting a wooden shaft and a gabled Calvary Cross.

The inscription on the base is: “REST ETERNAL GRANT THEM O LORD”, followed by the names of the Fallen:-

JAMES M. ABBOT

ROBERT ABRAM

GEORGE ARMSTRONG

HAROLD BALL

THOMAS W BARWISE

JOHN BATY

ROBERT BEATTIE

JACOB BENSON

THOMAS BROWN

WILLIAM BROWN

IRVING CAMPBELL

ARTHUR A. CARTMELL

HUGH A. CARTMELL

ROBERT CASSON

RALPH COURT

JOHN T. CUNNINGHAM

WILLIAM S. CURTIS

JOHN B. DALTON

ARTHUR DALGLEISH

ROBERT J. DIXON

FRANK DOCHERTY

CHARLES EARL

GEORGE ERRINGTON

GEORGE FEE

ALFRED FORSYTH

DAVID FORSYTH

ROGER GEN

EDWARD GLAISTER

ROBERT GLAISTER

JOSEPH GRAHAM

HAROLD GREENHOW

ERNEST HARRISON

ROBERT HARRISON

LESLIE D. HATHERLEY

ARTHUR T. HEWITT

RICHARD J. GRAHAM

PETER HOBAN

WILLIAM J. HODGSON

TOM JACKSON

ERNEST LITTLE

JOSEPH LITTLE

THOMAS LITTLE

WILLIAM R. LITTLE

JOHN G. MATTINSON

JOHN MACDONALD

WILLIAM J. MILBURN

ALFRED MOFFAT

JOHN G. MOFFAT

THOMAS W. MOFFAT

JAMES MURRY

DAVID MUSGRAVE

JOHN PATTINSON

GEORGE PERKINS

HENRY L. PARRY

WALTER PERKINS

JOSEPH REED

WILLIAM RICHARDSON

GEORGE RUSSELL

EDWARD SEWELL

LANCELOT STUDHOLME

ANTHONY S. TAYLOR

THOMAS R. THOMPSON

JOSEPH WILSON

Within the Church of St Aidan are two wall mounted Memorials or Rolls of Honour.  The larger one, a wooden panel with two doors bearing the same names as on the external Memorial is believed to have been brought from Christchurch at the same time  as the external Memorial .  It is listed in the closing Inventory of Christchurch.

 

 

Just underneath the wooden panel from Christchurch is this Roll of Honour, in a gilt glazed frame.  It is believed this was placed here in the 1980’s.