Hope, Aston, Thornhill, Brough, Shatton, Offerton and Highlow

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Reference WMO/109553

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Station Road

Sherwood Ave /Station Road junction

Hope

S33 6RQ

England

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Status: On original site
Type: Freestanding
Location: External
Setting: Roadside
Description: Cenotaph
Materials:
  • Stone Limestone
  • Timber Timber (any)
Lettering: Incised
Conflicts:
  • First World War (1914-1918)
  • Second World War (1939-1945)
About the memorial: Large stone cenotaph style memorial on two steps. The front has a stone panel giving the inscription and WW1 names who lost their lives together with WW2 names panel added. Other sides have lists of names of those who fought. Set in small walled area enclosed by a low stone wall. Front and sides of the memorial are flower beds, some retained within wooden boundaries. To the rear is an area of shingles which includes a small tree.
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Pro Patria This monument was erected by the inhabitants of Hope Aston Thornhill Brough & Shatton as a mark of gratitude to the men who served in HM Forces in the European War 1914-1918. These lost their lives This memorial commemorates those men who served overseas and the eleven men who gave their lives in World War I.

WW1 - D Armstrong, Hope, E Dalton, Hope, J Dugdale, Hope, J Marsden, Hope, S Ollerenshaw, Hope, T Ollerenshaw, Hope, W Whittingham, Hope, P Froggatt, Thornhill, C Greaves, Offerton, R Eydes, Highlow, JO Hasman, Highlow. WW2 - E Dalton, J Firth, E Littlewood, RF Sutton, R Singleton, S Waine, JH Walker, WWI - Those who served from Hope - J.D. Adamson, J.R. Armstrong, C. Armstrong, B. Ashton, F. Ashton, V. Brough, A.E. Bullivant, F. Chapman, H. Chapman, W.W. Chadwick, W. Cotterill, I. Cooper, G.H.L.Dakin, J. Eyre, W. Evans, W. Gill, G. Gould, G. Gibbins, O. Green, A. Hadfield, R. Hadfield, E. Hadfield, J.L. Hadfield, M. Hadfield, E.L. Hallam, R. Hallam, J.H. Hallam, G. Hall, H. Harrison, D. Lewis, A. Lessons, W.H. Mills, R.F. Nichols, F.J. Nichols, G.E. Ollerenshaw, J. Ollerenshaw, M. Ollerenshaw, J.H. Pursglove, F. Pursglove, C. Proctor, P. Randall, E. Shirt, H. Shirt, R. Sealey, T.W. Turner, W. Tym, J.F. Townsend, W. Weaver, R. Weaver, W. Green, H.C. Needham, W. Green. WWI - Those who served from Aston - J. Creswick, G. Dalton, J. Graham, G.E. Wells, P. Wells. WWI - Those who served from Thornhill - G. Andrew, A. Darwent, F. Darwent, J. Darwent, W. Darwent, T. Darwent, F.A. Duffield, J.B. Froggatt, F. Hancock, G. Lee, W. Marsden, W. Otter, O. Sidebottom, H. Wilson, R. Bookless. WWI - Those who served from Brough and Shatton - J. Brookham, E. Chapman, W. Chapman, L. Dungworth, E. Dungworth, W. Eyre, J. Kirk, A. Maltby, F. Wilson.

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