Worcestershire | Bricklehampton | War Memorial
| St. Michael and All Angels, Bricklehampton Ordnance Survey reference: SO 982424 War Memorial |
This is a stone tablet inside the church, on the wall facing the door:
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THE GREAT WAR, 1914-1919
THE IMMORTAL DEAD PT. WILLIAM E. BURMAN, 3:RD: WORC: REGT:, FRANCE, 20. NOV. 1918, AGED 23. PT. FREDERICK O. BURMAN 10:TH: WORC: REGT:. FRANCE, 11. APRIL 1918, AGED 21. PT. DAVID J. HARTWELL. 11:TH: WORC: REGT: SALONIKA, 24. APRIL. 1917, AGED 21 PT. REGINALD G. TAYLOR, 9:TH: WORC: REGT:, MESOPOTAMIA, 2 FEB. 1917, AGED 21 CORPL. PERCIVAL G. BICKNELL. 1ST GRENADIER GDS. FRANCE, 7. DEC. 1916. AGED 32. GUNR. HERBERT TAYLOR, R:G:A: FRANCE, 9. OCT. 1917. AGED 24 “THESE MEN WERE A WALL UNTO US BY NIGHT AND BY DAY” |
A brass plate (this appears to be almost identical to the plate to be found within the church at Upton on Severn):
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THIS FLAG RECORDS THE WORK OF THE UPTON ON SEVERN V.A. DETACHMENT AT THE RHYDD COURT AUXILIARY HOSPITAL HANLEY CASTLE. 1915 – 1919 DURING THE GREAT WAR |
A marble tablet:
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SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF LIEUT. C.E. WOODWARD, OF H.M.’S 98TH REGIMENT WHO DIED AT PORT ATTOCK, IN THE PUNJAB, EAST INDIES, ON THE 12TH OF MAY 1859, AGED 19 YEARS AND 9 MONTHS. THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY THE OFFICERS OF H.M.’S 98TH REGIMENT AS A MARK OF REGARD AND ESTEEM. |
Last modified 12 April 2001