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War memorials now at Bishop Street Methodist Church.
Those connected with Bishop Street Methodist Church, who were killed in the 1914-1918 war, are memorialised on a dark brass plaque in the church. In addition, there are three memorial plaques from sister churches, which were moved here when their buildings closed.
The plaques contain the following information:-
The Bishop Street plaque. Mounted on the north facing wall, east of the pulpit:-
TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF THOSE CONNECTED WITH THIS CHURCH WHO WERE FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH AND GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR
1914 – 1919
PTE. ERNEST BAKER 1/4 LEICESTERSHIRE REGT.
SGT. HERBERT BROWN ROYAL ENGINEERS
PTE. JOHN BREWIN 6TH. LEICESTERSHIRE REGT.
A. B. WILLIAM CHENEY ROYAL NAVY
A. B. ARTHUR CHURCHHOUSE ROYAL NAVY RES.
PTE. TOM CHURCHHOUSE 2/4 LEICESTERS.
SEC. LT.W. KINGSLEY GALLARD 3/5 LEICESTERS.
PTE. H. COOPER 9TH. LEICESTERSHIRE REGT.
PTE. WILLIAM CARTER 1/4 LEICESTERS.
LIEUT. EDWIN A. ELSON MIDDLESEX REGT.
SGT. W.S. FOX 1/4 LEICESTERSHIRE REGT.
SGT. WALTER GLADDING 1/4 LEICESTERS.
SGT. ALFRED GODDARD 8TH. LEICESTERS.
PTE. TOM HARRIMAN 1/4 LEICESTERS.
PTE. FRED HARRIMAN 1/4 LEICESTERS.
TPR. CLAUD HERINGTON LEICES. YEOMANRY
PTE. FRED W. JARVIS 1/4 LEICESTERS.
A.B. FRANK LANE ROYAL NAVY.
TPR. FRED E. MIDDLETON LEICES. YEOMANRY
CPL. CHRIS SHARPE 2ND. LEICESTERSHIRE REGT.
GUNNER ARTHUR TESTER 55TH.CO.R.G.A
CAPT. JOHN A. WAKERLEY 4TH. LEICESTERS.
PTE. WILLIAM WEIR 11TH LEICESTERSHIRE REGT.
“GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS”
The Mansfield Street and Temperance Hall plaques are both mounted on the wall on the west side of the pulpit.
MANSFIELD ST MISSION.
IN LOVING & GREATFUL MEMORY OF THE HEROES Associated with this Mission who gave Their Lives in the Great War 1914 – 1918
Greater Love hath no man than this that a Man Lay down his Life for his friends
Tom Weston.
Jack Sawbridge.
Fred Lacey.
George Lacey.
George Grogan.
Harry Roper.
Harry Shepherd.
Bert Wood.
John Spriggs.
George King.
Tom Chaler.
Herbert Kenney.
Walter Hill.
Arthur Rylell.
At Rest
In Memory of the Men of The TEMPERANCE HALL MISSION WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR
P. ASPITAL.
W. ANDREWS.
F. CLARKE.
J. HICKLING.
G. HOOK.
H. MAKEPEACE.
A. MASSEY.
S. RADFORD.
A. SMITH.
A. E. SOAMES.
A. H. JONES.
C. JAVES.
J. WATSON.
G. SIMPKINS.
A. WARREN.
A. C. BURDETT
C. STEARN.
The following plaque is not attached to the wall, but currently in store. We will try and establish which church it may have come from. if you know, please send us an email. Current belief is that it is from Humberstone Road Methodist Church, demolished in the 1960s.
TO . THE . GLORY . OF . GOD. IN . LOVING . MEMORY . OF . THE . MEMBERS OF . THIS . CHURCH . AND . SCHOOL . WHO FELL . IN . THE . GREAT . WAR . 1914 – 1918.
J. BOWLES.
A. BRAUN.
T. CHURCHOUSE.
A. CHURCHOUSE.
J. HUNT.
F. F. HORTON.
A. A. JOHNS.
H. LOVETT.
T. W. ROWELL.
“GREATER . LOVE . HATH . NO . MAN . THAN . THIS. THAT . A . MAN . LAY . DOWN . HIS . LIFE . FOR . HIS . FRIENDS.”
Also, we have in store a presentation mallet, inscribed with a silver plaque:-
Primitive Methodist Church,
Catherine Street, Leicester.
Foundation Stone Laid by
Mr & Mrs T Langley
June 20th 1903
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