Worcestershire | Bayton | War Memorials
| St Bartholemew’s, Bayton Ordnance Survey Reference SO 691732 War Memorials |
This listing was kindly contributed by Kevin Lynott.
The memorial is constructed from marble and is affixed to an interior wall directly opposite the entrance to the church
GEORGE C. HUMPHRIES IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF H. EDGAR WIGGAN
12 MARCH 1915 MEN OF THIS PARISH 25 APRIL 1917
WHO DIED FOR ENGLAND
EDWARD PARRY IN THE GREAT WAR HARRY EVANS
10 AUGUST 1915 31 MAY 1917
C. FREDERICK WIGGAN ERNEST TOMKINS
25 SEPTEMBER 1915 16 JUNE 1917
WILLIAM PARRY FREDERICK J. HUMPHRIES
3 JUNE 1916 22 OCTOBER 1917
WILFRED ROBERTS PETER J. BRADLEY
12 AUGUST 1916 6 NOVEMBER 1918
JOSEPH MILWARD WILLIAM THOMAS
18 OCTOBER 1916 17 NOVEMBER 1918
1914-1918
ERIC MONTAGU
1939-1945
There is a brass plate attached to the choir stalls bench:
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TO THE MEMORY OF ERIC MONTAGU A REGULAR WORSHIPPER IN THIS PLACE. HE WAS KILLED IN ACTION ITALY ON OCTOBER 12TH 1943 He ever sought to serve god and his neighbour |
In the entrance porch there is a roll of those who served hand painted
onto a wooden board with a carved surround:
ROLL OF HONOUR OF THOSE WHO SERVED IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 – 1918 Beard, Edward L. Blunt, Cecil Boraston, William Bore, Thomas Bradley, Andrew Busk, Herbert Bytheway, Alfred H. Carroll, Frank Carroll, Jack Davis, Francis Davies, William Derrick, Fred Evans, Jack Frazier, William Gibson, Ernest W. Halford, George Highfield, Loseph Humphries George Humphries, Reginald Jones, Arthur T. Jones, Frank Jones, Harold Jones, Herbert Lambert, Edwin Lewis, Fred Luff, Edgar Mather, Harry R. Mather, Rupert Miles, Fred Parry, George Parry, Harry Pound, Fred Prescott, George Smith, William Stokes, William H. Tomkins, Alfred Tyler, James Tyler, Llewellyn Tyler, Richard Tyler, Tom Whiteman, William Winwood, Charles Winwood, Charles H. Winwood, Edward Wyer, Arthur Wyer, Ernest Attached to an outer wall there is the following memorial:- AND IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM BENJAMIN CRANE CAWOOD, M.A. (OXON) CAPTAIN R.F.A. (T.F.) 5TH SON OF REV. JOHN CAWOOD FORMERLY VICAR OF THIS PARISH. AND OF MARY BORN PENSAX AUG. 21ST 1869. DIED MHOW, INDIA. MAY 24TH 1915. WHILST ON FOREIGN SERVICE Not on the battlefield but none the less he died for England Last modified 11 January 2001 |