Post by BereniceUK on Apr 11, 2017 11:17:04 GMT
In the chapel.
Lieutenant Henry Wyndham Goodden Royal Army Medical Corps, attached 2nd Royal Irish Regiment 9.5.1915, aged 32 Son of Dr. W. C. Goodden, of 5, Park Place Villas, Paddington, London. CWGC and SDGW databases give his middle name as William
Lieutenant Guy Richard Penny Wookey 3rd, attached 2nd, East Yorkshire Regiment 10.5.1915, aged 21 Son of Edgar and Clara Wookey, of 51, Kidbrooke Park Road, Blackheath, London
Captain Francis Shingleton Smith Indian Medical Service, attached 120th Rajputana Infantry 22.11.1915, aged 36
Lieutenant Colonel Edward Hyde Openshaw T.D. 1st/4th Somerset Light Infantry 23.7.1917, aged 49 Son of the Rev. W. T. Openshaw; husband of Edith M. Openshaw, of Cheddar, Somerset
This window could be either a memorial to nurses who died in the Great War or in the 1918 flu epidemic.
Lieutenant Henry Wyndham Goodden Royal Army Medical Corps, attached 2nd Royal Irish Regiment 9.5.1915, aged 32 Son of Dr. W. C. Goodden, of 5, Park Place Villas, Paddington, London. CWGC and SDGW databases give his middle name as William
Lieutenant Guy Richard Penny Wookey 3rd, attached 2nd, East Yorkshire Regiment 10.5.1915, aged 21 Son of Edgar and Clara Wookey, of 51, Kidbrooke Park Road, Blackheath, London
Captain Francis Shingleton Smith Indian Medical Service, attached 120th Rajputana Infantry 22.11.1915, aged 36
Lieutenant Colonel Edward Hyde Openshaw T.D. 1st/4th Somerset Light Infantry 23.7.1917, aged 49 Son of the Rev. W. T. Openshaw; husband of Edith M. Openshaw, of Cheddar, Somerset
This window could be either a memorial to nurses who died in the Great War or in the 1918 flu epidemic.