Post by BereniceUK on Apr 17, 2017 19:56:15 GMT
Although there's no memorial in the church at present, a 1920 press report mentioned that it was hoped the Lady Chapel - intended as a memorial to the war and the fallen - would be finished.
(Lancaster Observer & Morecambe Chronicle, 16.4.1920)
This window's general dedication could be read as including the Fallen from St Barnabas'.
The following were all members of Mr. F. G. Duckett's Class at St. Barnabas' Church: -
In the 2nd Dragoons (Queen's Bays)---
Walter Farrar, Yorkshire-street.
Sydney Wylde, Clarendon-road.
Frank Wylde, Clarendon-road.
Horace Warbrick, Regent-road.
Harry Cawsey, Chatsworth-road.
Albert Sumner, Regent-road.
In the Territorials---
Fred Escolme, Moss House.
W. Escolme.
T. Barstow, Parliament-street.
Harold Gerrard, Devonshire-road.
George Kirkby, Dykelands.
Alfred Pyrah.
(Morecambe Visitor, 18 November 1914)
Albert Sumner is named on the Morecambe war memorial.
(Lancaster Observer & Morecambe Chronicle, 16.4.1920)
This window's general dedication could be read as including the Fallen from St Barnabas'.
The following were all members of Mr. F. G. Duckett's Class at St. Barnabas' Church: -
In the 2nd Dragoons (Queen's Bays)---
Walter Farrar, Yorkshire-street.
Sydney Wylde, Clarendon-road.
Frank Wylde, Clarendon-road.
Horace Warbrick, Regent-road.
Harry Cawsey, Chatsworth-road.
Albert Sumner, Regent-road.
In the Territorials---
Fred Escolme, Moss House.
W. Escolme.
T. Barstow, Parliament-street.
Harold Gerrard, Devonshire-road.
George Kirkby, Dykelands.
Alfred Pyrah.
(Morecambe Visitor, 18 November 1914)
Albert Sumner is named on the Morecambe war memorial.