Post by BereniceUK on Apr 11, 2017 8:59:58 GMT
There's no memorial in Inglewhite and nothing in the Congregational Church.
The only Inglewhite casualty recorded by CWGC is 57178 Private John Parker, 1st West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own); died 24th September 1918, aged 24. Son of James and Elizabeth Ann Parker, of Manor Farm, Inglewhite. His name is on the Whitechapel memorial, and also on the family gravestone, in St James' churchyard, Whitechapel.
I was told in Inglewhite that the market cross, with a date on it of 1675 and restored in 1911, is sometimes used on Remembrance Day.
The only Inglewhite casualty recorded by CWGC is 57178 Private John Parker, 1st West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own); died 24th September 1918, aged 24. Son of James and Elizabeth Ann Parker, of Manor Farm, Inglewhite. His name is on the Whitechapel memorial, and also on the family gravestone, in St James' churchyard, Whitechapel.
I was told in Inglewhite that the market cross, with a date on it of 1675 and restored in 1911, is sometimes used on Remembrance Day.