World War One War Memorials in Cumbria
This is an ongoing project, under the aegis of Cumbria Library
Service, attempting to list all Great War Memorial s in Cumbria.
Particular thanks to the volunteers Fran Jacobs and Ian Lewis.
Thanks also to Denis Perriam, Stephen Wright, Megan Hogg and
Ceri Sargent
Hundreds of photographs of Cumbrian War Memorials can be
seen on our web site
www.cumbriaimagebank.org.uk
CN = Cumberland News [microfilm copies at Carlisle Library]
CJ = Carlisle Journal [microfilm copies at Carlisle Library]
CWH = Cumberland and Westmorland Herald [microfilm at Penrith
Library]
PO = Penrith Observer [microfilm at Penrith Library]
WCT = West Cumberland Times [microfilm copies at Workington
Library]
WG = Westmorland Gazette [microfilm at Kendal Library]
BN = Barrow News [Microfilm Barrow Library]
1/4th Border Regiment: Kendal
15.06.1920 1/4th Border Regiment, Kendal. Faculty granted for
War Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
2/4th Border Regiment: Kendal
04.05.1920 2/4th Border Regiment, Kendal. Faculty granted for
War Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
5th Border Regiment
CN 02.08.1919 p8c 5th Border Regiment War Memorial
CN 25.09.1920 p4d 5th Border Regiment. A series of Memorial
Tablets
Border Regiment
CN 15.02.1919 p4c Carlisle War Memorial Border Regiment
Memorial at Brampton, Whitehaven, Westward, Gretna
CN 30.08.1919 p7e The Borders in India- Village Halls as War
Memorial s – War Honours
CN 08.11.1919 p6b Counties War Memorial to the Border
Regiment
PO14.12.1920 p12d The Border Regiment War Memorial to be
erected in Carlisle Cathedral
CWH 24.12.1920 p6d Border Regiment War Memorial
CN 12.02.1921 p9d Border Regiment War Memorial in Carlisle
Cathedral to be erected
CN 07.01.1922 p11c Border Regiment death roll made available
6590 deaths
CN 09.12.1922 p13e Border Regiment “Roll of Honour” viewed by
King George V
Citizens League
CN 15.11.1919 p5e The Citizens League County War Memorial
Gallant 55th [Duke of Lancaster]
BN 21.08.1920 p8b Memorial at Givenchy for “The Gallant 55th”
Lonsdale Battalion – 11th Service Battalion
CN 30.08.1919 p7a The Fallen, Lonsdales – Carlisle’s Victory
Parade
Abbeytown
CN 17.04.1920 p10 Abbeytown obelisk unveiled
Above Derwent
CN 13.08.1921 p4h Above Derwent War Memorial unveiling
Addingham
09.12.1919 Addingham. Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 13.12.1919 p4c Addingham. Application for a Marble Tablet on
the North Wall
PO 03.08.1920 p3f Addingham War Memorial tablet erected for
the men of the parish inside the church on database
Aikton: St. Andrew’s Church
CN 26.04.1919 p8 Dalston & Aikton War Memorial
CJ 11.06.1920 p8d St. Andrew’s Church, Aikton unveiling of War
Memorial cross, names given
CN 12.06.1920 p4d St. Andrew’s Church, Aikton War Memorial
unveiled
Ainstable
08.04.1924 Ainstable. Faculty granted for War Memorial LychGate [Diocesan Yearbook 1925 p102]
Aldingham: St. Cuthbert’s Church
11.10.1921 Aldingham Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet in
Church [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p99]. Unveiled 11.02.1922 by
Brigadier General Gainsford
BN 18.02.1922 p13a St. Cuthbert’s Church, Aldingham unveiling of
War Memorial Tablets
Allhallows
WCT 05.06.1920 p7c Unveiled in church grounds on Sunday 29th
May runic cross. Names given. Also unveiled stained glass window
in honour of Captain Wordsworth
Allithwaite
BN 30.08.1919 p8e Allithwaite War Memorial
Alston
CN 01.03.1919 p4d Alston War Memorial
CWH 10.09.1921 p1d Alston Parish church War Memorial
PO 13.09.1921 p2e Memorial screen unveiled at Alston
CN 09.09.1922 p10e&f Alston War Memorial unveiled
CWH 09.09.1922 p2b&d Alston War Memorial unveiling of obelisk
by Lord Lonsdale
Ambleside
BN 21.06.1919 p10b, c Ambleside War Memorial
06.03.1921 Unveiling of wayside cross in St Mary’s churchyard
WG 12.03.1921 The unveiling of the War Memorial erected in
memory of the men of Ambleside (67 in number) who fell, took
place on Sunday afternoon (6th March)
BN 12.03.1921 p10a Ambleside War Memorial unveiled
WG 04.06.1921 Beautiful cross erected greatly admired by
resident and visitors. Cost £736 3s 5d
Annan
CN 04.09.1920 p10c Annan War Memorial
Appleby-in-Westmorland
CWH 22.03.1919 p1g Appleby War Memorial – Agreed upon a
churchyard monument
CN 27.12.1919 p10b Appleby-in-Westmorland Returned Soldiers
been entertained by the Mayor & Mayoress of Appleby-inWestmorland (Mr & Mrs Heelis) in the Public Hall
CWH 12.6.1920 p1f Appleby War Memorial – two schemes before
the public
CWH 19.06.1920 p1g Appleby and its War Memorial
CWH 17.07.1920 p7e Appleby War Memorial to be placed in the
cemetery
PO 20.07.1920 pg21d Appleby War Memorial to be placed in the
cemetery
CWH 28.08.1920 p1c Appleby War Memorial – an open letter to
Lord Hothfield
CN 12.02.1921 p10c Applications for War Memorial s for Arthuret,
Levens, Silloth, Appleby-in-Westmorland, Irton
CWH 17.09.1921 p5b Eden Valley War Memorial s unveiling and
dedication ceremonies at Appleby and Brough
PO 13.09.1921 unveiling of War Memorial at Appleby-in
Westmorland
CWH 24.09.1921 p6g Appleby War Memorial unveiling and
dedication of the obelisk: Col Weston’s appeal for support for the
League of Nations
Appleby-in-Westmorland: St. Lawrence’s Church
08.02.1921 St. Lawrence’s Church, Appleby-in-Westmorland
Faculty granted for War Memorial cross in churchyard [Diocesan
Yearbook 1922 p98]
Arlecdon
02.05.1922 Arlecdon Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1923 p102]
CN 06.05.1922 p11 Arlecdon, Irthington, Egremont & 2 at Scaleby
War Memorial s applied for
WCT 04.10.1922 p4 Arlecdon War Memorial unveiled
Armathwaite
CN 28.06.1919 p4e Armathwaite War Memorial
CN 28.06.1919 p4f Armathwaite War Memorial
Stained glass window in the church to Charles Rushton Turner
Arnside
BN 03.05.1919 p15d Arnside’s War Memorial
26.03.1920 Arnside Faculty granted for War Memorial Window and
Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]. Window and bronze plaque
dedicated 13.03.1921 by the Bishop of Carlisle
13.09.1919 dedication of memorial window in Arnside Church to
Captain G.Heath WG 20.09.1919
WG 02.10.1920 Stained glass window erected in the Parish
Church as a memorial to William Godfrey Heathcote, 2nd Lieut,
Royal Flying Corps. WG 02.10.1920 p
BN 19.03.1921 p6e Arnside War Memorial dedicated
WG 28.05.1921 Memorial window dedicated 26.05.1921
WG 20.08.1921 Faculty to be applied for to insert stained glass in
one of the windows in memory of John Morley Roberts.
Arnside: Methodist Church
10.07.1921 Peace window unveiled by Major Rev W.Rushby
Arthuret: St. Michael’s Church
CN 12.02.1921 p10c Applications for War Memorial s for Arthuret,
Levens, Silloth, Appleby-in-Westmorland, Irton
CN 12.02.1921 p15e Longtown War Memorial at Arthuret Church
CN 10.03.1923 p10f Arthuret Parish War Memorial fundraising for
the building of a Hall
CN 12.05.1923 p12c Arthuret War Memorial Fund Tea Party to
raise money (£745 raised so far)
Askham in Furness
BN 29.05.1920 p12b Askham War Memorial unveiled
BN 03.07.1920 p10a, 10b Askham War Memorial
BN 09.10.1920 p10a Askham War Memorial – plan approved
Askham with Ireleth
BN 29.03.1919 p13e Askham & Ireleth War Memorial
19.03.1921 bronze plaque unveiled in St Peter’s Church
Aspatria
CN 02.07.1921 p4b Aspatria War Memorial financial
considerations
Aspatria: Methodist Church
CN 14.02.1920 p4 Aspatria men who fell in the War Memorial
Tablet in Methodist Church, Aspatria
Aspatria: Park & Recreation Ground
CN 01.03.1919 p4d War Memorial s for park & recreation ground
in Aspatria
CN 08.03.1919 p8c Plans for War Memorial s in Wigton,
Blennerhasset, Knaresdale, Aspatria
CN 12.04.1919 p4f Upperby, Caldbeck, Lazonby, Bromfield,
Aspatria War Memorial s
CN 01.03.1919 p4d Aspatria Park and Recreation Ground War
Memorial s
Aspatria: St. Kentigern’s Church
WCT 24.04.1920 p8a Copper & Oak Tablet on north wall of church
unveiled. Names and text. Thursday 22nd April 1920; names given
Baggrow
CN 06.12.1919 p13c Blennerhasset & Baggrow Returned Soldiers
“A Welcome Home”
WCT 29.06.1921 p3 Baggrow and Blennerhasset War Memorial
unveiling and gives names
CN 02.07.1921 p8c Blennerhasset and Baggrow War Memorial
unveiling
Bampton
CWH 07.02.1920 p1g Vicar of Bampton to place a marble tablet in
south wall of parish church
03.02.1920 Bampton Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford,
Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton,
Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
CWH 07.02.1920 p1g Applications from the Vicar of Bampton to
place a marble tablet in south wall of parish church
Barbon village
The War Memorial was unveiled on Saturday October 1st 1921. It
is of Derbyshire stone, solid and plain in character: the cross
surmounting a base of masonry of substantial construction. The
site, in the middle of the village, was given by Major Gibson,
Burnside. An oak fence has been placed around the enclosure.
Source WG Oct 8th 1921. Article contains further details and
names of the fallen
Barbon Unveiling and dedication of War Memorial Tablet at St
Bartholomew’s Church 09.01.1921. Reported in WG 15.01.1921
Bardsea
BN 26.07.1919 p12b Bardsea War Memorial Clock
29.03.1920 Plaque unveiled in Holy Trinity Church by Miss Bouskill
Barrow-in-Furness
BN 25.01.1919 p3b, c, d War Memorials for Barrow – proposals
BN 04.10.1919 p16c Roll of Honour unveiled to Foresters
BN 15.11.1919 p7a Two minutes silence observed
BN 14.02.1920 p5 Barrow’s War Memorial scheme is beginning to
take shape; convalescent home and monument
BN 20.03.1920 p5d Collection of funds for Memorial
BN 01.05.1920 p6a Barrow Memorial plans and funding
BN 31.07.1920 p9b Secondary School War Memorial
BN 31.07.1920 p13c Barrow’s War Memorial
BN 14.08.1920 p8e Barrow War Memorial
BN 21.08.1920 p8b Memorial at Givenchy for “The Gallant 55th”
BN 09.10.1920 p9a War Memorial fundraising at Infield House,
Abbey Road
BN 05.03.1921 p13a Barrow War Memorial unveiled
11.11.1921 Unveiling of the War Memorial in Barrow Park by Field
Marshall Sir William Robertson
CN 03.12.1921 p5d Barrow-in-Furness War Memorial
Barrow-in-Furness: Infield House
BN 25.10.1919 p4 a and b Proposed War Memorial
Barrow in Furness; Catholic Young Men’s Society. Scroll of honour
to 19 members who died and 68 others who fought. BN14.02.1920
p5
Barrow-in-Furness: Cenotaph
BN 18.11.1922 p5a Armistice Day, Barrow Cenotaph, Dalton,
Millom
Barrow-in-Furness: Christ Church
BN 13.03.1920 pp 4,9 Memorial unveiling
Barrow-in-Furness: Conservative Club
BN 22.01.1921 p15c Conservative Club War Memorial unveiling
BN 12.02.1921 p11c Conservative Club Roll of Honour unveiled
Barrow-in-Furness: Presbyterian Church
BN 15.11.1919 p4 b, c and d War Memorial at Barrow
Presbyterian Church
Barrow-in-Furness: Public Park
BN 16.10.1920 p13a & b Barrow War Memorial given to town by
Barrow Hematite Steel Co. Ltd. Names given.
Barrow-in-Furness: Roose
BN 17.07.1920 p9a Roose School War Memorial
BN 25.09.1920 p8e Roose War Memorial Clock plans approved
BN 15.01.1921 p9b,c Roose War Memorial fundraising
BN 29.01.1921 p9b Roose War Memorial
Barrow-in-Furness: St. George’s Church
29.11.1921 St. George’s Church, Barrow-in-Furness Faculty
granted to convert the Ramsden Chapel into a War Memorial
Chapel [Diocesan Yearbook, 1922, p99]
CN 03.12.1921 p5d St. George’s Church, Barrow-in-Furness War
Memorial proposal of Ramsden Chapel to War Memorial Chapel
BN 29.04.1922 p13a War Memorial unveiled St. George’s Church,
Barrow
Barrow-in-Furness: St. George’s Hall
BN 04.11.1922 p9b St. George’s Hall memorial to survivors
Barrow-in-Furness: St. James’ Church
BN 29.05.1920 p16a memorial Saint James
25.06.1922 Dedication of memorial Window as a thanksgiving for
the safe return of St James men from the War, and in memory of
their fallen comrades
BN 01.07.1922 p5a St. James’ Church, Barrow-in-Furness War
Memorial Window unveiled
08.04.1924 St. James’ Church, Barrow-in-Furness Faculty granted
for War Memorial Tablet and Window [Diocesan Yearbook 1925
p102]
Barrow-in-Furness: St.John’s Church [Barrow Island]
BN 03.04.1920 p4 Memorial unveiled
Barrow-in-Furness: St. Mark’s Church
04.05.1920 St. Mark’s Church, Barrow-in-Furness Faculty granted
for War Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
BN 02.10.1920 p14c St. Mark’s Church, Barrow-in-Furness
unveiling of tablet, font and ewer. Names given.
Barrow-in-Furness: St. Matthew’s Church
29.11.1921 St. Matthew’s Church, Barrow-in-Furness Faculty
granted to form the west end of the south aisle into a War
Memorial Chapel [Diocesan Yearbook, 1922, p99]
CN 03.12.1921 p5d St. Matthew’s Church, Barrow-in-Furness War
Memorial Chapel conversion proposal
Barrow-in-Furness: St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church
BN 06.09.1919 p6b St Patrick’s Church War Memorial Tablet
unveiled
BN 06.12.1919 p6 a and b St Patrick’s War Memorial – illustrated
Barrow-in-Furness: St. Paul’s Church
CN 01.01.1921 p10e Planning applications for Wetheral,
Camerton, Newbarns and Whicham War Memorial s
20.03.1923 St. Paul’s Church, Newbarns and Hawcoat Faculty
granted for War Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1924 p102]
Barrow-in-Furness: Station
16.10.1921 Bronze plaque unveiled by Duke of Devonshire
Barrow-in-Furness: Wesleyan Church, Abbey Road
BN 26.03.1921 p6a “Memorial to Barrow’s Heroes”
Barrow-in-Furness: Working Mens’ Club
BN 17.04.1920 p13a Memorial Tablet unveiled in Barrow Working
Mens’ Club
Barton
26.03.1920 Barton Faculty granted for War Memorial Lych-Gate
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CWH 03.04.1920 p8e – Local War Memorial applications –
Facilities granted by Consistory Court for Barton – lych gate,
CWH 27.11.1920 p2c Local War Memorial – Lychgate at Barton.
Tablet in Greystoke Church
Beckermet: St. John’s Church
WCT 28.08.1920 p8h Notice of service
WCT 04.09.1920 p3f Granite Cross in new burial ground, unveiled
Sunday 29.08.1920
Beetham
18.01.1920 Celtic cross unveiled in village Sunday 18th Jan
WG 24th Jan 1920 (lengthy article)
Bewcastle
CJ 07.09.1919 Obelisk unveiled in St Cuthbert’s Churchyard
Knowe Presbyterian Church
28.12.1919 Unveiling of War Memorial to the ‘brave lads of the
parish who had fallen in the Great War’ [CJ 02.01.1920]
Bigrigg: St. John’s Church
03.02.1920 St. John’s Church, Bigrigg Faculty granted for War
Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford,
Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton,
Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
WCT 13.11.1920 p8h Parish church; brass tablet unveiled near
entrance in church. Names given
Blackford: St. John’s Church
CN 13.12.1919 p4d Blackford’s War Memorial
03.02.1920 Blackford Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross in
churchyard [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford,
Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton,
Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
Blennerhasset
CN 08.03.1919 p8c Plans for War Memorial s in Wigton,
Blennerhasset, Knaresdale, Aspatria
CN 14.06.1919 p4b War Memorial s at Temple Sowerby &
Blennerhasset
CN 29.11.1919 p10c Maryport, Blennerhasset War Memorial s
CN 06.12.1919 p13c Blennerhasset & Baggrow Returned Soldiers
“A Welcome Home”
WCT 29.06.1921 p3 Baggrow and Blennerhasset War Memorial
unveiling and gives names
CN 02.07.1921 p8c Blennerhasset and Baggrow War Memorial
unveiling
Blindbothel
WCT 04.12.1920 p6e Granite obelisk outside Mosser church for
parishes of Eaglesfield, Blindbothel and Mosser. Names of 8 men
given
WCT 30.04.1921 p3b Eaglesfield Blindbothel and Mosser; joint
memorial in Paddle School. Marble and slate tablet placed in
schoolroom. Unveiled 22.04.1921, for 44 past students, of whom 8
were lost
Bolton, West Cumberland
CN 03.05.1919 p4b War Memorial s at Wreay, Brampton, Bolton,
Dumfries
WCT 22.05.1920 p3f Tablet unveiled in Wesleyan Chapel. Names
given
CWH 07.04.1923 p11b Unveiling of a tablet at Bolton by Colonel
Weston
Bolton, Westmorland
PO 04.02.1919 p7d Bolton’s War Memorial , a village hall to be
built
Bolton Church, Westmorland
19.08.1919 Bolton Church, Westmorland. Faculty granted for War
Memorial Brass and Oak Panelling [Diocesan Yearbook 1919
p97]
CWH 19.06.1920 p1d Bolton Memorial Hall fete at Eden
PO 27.07.1920 p27d War Memorial tablet at Bolton church –
dedication of a brass and marble tablet
CWH 31.07.1920 p9c Bolton War Memorial – service in dedication
to the tablet.
Borrowdale
03.02.1920 Borrowdale and Grange. Faculty granted for War
Memorial Tablet and Crosses [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford,
Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton,
Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
WCT 14.05.1921 p6d Bronze tablet on wall of church. General one
for the valley
PO 21.06.1921 p4e Tablet erected on the top of Castle Crag
WCT 28.06.1922 p4 Borrowdale. Memorial Cross of Honister
Stone. Forty went to fight and four died; named. In memory of the
men of Grange who fell. Often in those waterlogged trenches they
thought of their Borrowdale
CWH 01.07.1922 p1b Borrowdale’s fallen, memorial to the men of
Grange
WCT 11.10.1922 p4 Borrowdale War Memorial unveiled; names
given
Borrowdale: Castle Crag
CN 18.06.1921 p4f Castle Crag, Borrowdale Mountain War
Memorial
WCT 18.06.1921 p5e Green slate tablet placed on fell to residents
of the valley. Names and inscription given
Borwick and Priest Hutton
WG 02.04.1921 p6c Appointment of Trustees to War Memorial
Hall
WG 20.08.1921 Garden fete in aid of the War Memorial Hall fund
was disrupted due to unfavourable weather. The cost of the hall is
approx £500
Botcherby, Carlisle
CN 26.06.1920 p3e Botcherby War Memorial
CN 23.10.1920 p4a Botcherby War Memorial (House to house
Collection)
CN 26.03.1921 p7f Botcherby War Memorial
ENS 29.03.1921 p2d Unveiled last Sunday 100
Bowness-on-Solway
CN 01.11.1919 p7f Bowness War Memorial s unveiling
30.11.1920 Bowness-on-Solway Faculty granted for War Memorial
Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
CN 11.12.1920 p9f Bowness War Memorial unveiled
Bowness on Windermere
see Windermere
Braithwaite Bridge
WCT 10.08.1921 p4 Braithwaite Bridge, cross of Honister stone by
W.Bromley. Names given. Unveiling
Brampton
CN 18.01.1919 p4a Brampton War Memorial
CN 15.02.1919 p4c Carlisle War Memorial Border Regiment
Memorial at Brampton, Whitehaven, Westward, Gretna
CN 05.04.1919 p4c Brampton, Newcastleton, Longtown War
Memorial s
CN 03.05.1919 p4b War Memorial s at Wreay, Brampton, Bolton,
Dumfries
CN 31.05.1919 p9c War Memorial s at Brampton & Holme Eden
CN 09.08.1919 p7g Brampton War Memorial
CN 22.05.1920 p10 Brampton Soldiers remembered/Photographs
of over 200 men
CN 15.11.1919 p7e Brampton War Memorial
CN 22.11.1919 p11c Brampton, Newcastleton War Memorial s
unveiled
CN 29.11.1919 p10c Brampton War Fund distribution
03.02.1920 Brampton Faculty granted for War Memorial Chapel
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 19.06.1920 p11d Brampton War Memorial
CN 21.08.1920 p7c Brampton and District War Memorial
CN 13.11.1920 p9b Brampton War Memorial Tablet and Windows
CWH 26.06.1920 p7e Brampton War Memorial . Dedication by
Chancellor Campbell
CN 05.11.1921 p4d Brampton Parish Church Soldiers Memorial
Chapel dedicated
Brampton: Cottage Hospital
CN 13.12.1919 p10c Brampton Cottage Hospital War Memorial
CN 01.05.1920 p5 Brampton War Memorial in Cottage Hospital
CN 03.12.1921 p10f Brampton’s proposal for War Memorial
hospital for the district
CN 18.02.1922 p5d Brampton’s War Memorial Hospital Fund
CN 25.03.1922 p7c Brampton’s War Memorial for Cottage
Hospital
CN 12.08.1922 p3a Brampton’s War Memorial Foundation Stone
for Cottage Hospital laid
CJ (Double Strike Issue) 12.08.1922 p3a Brampton’s War
Memorial Foundation Stone for Cottage Hospital laid
CN 12.08.1922 p7 Brampton’s War Memorial Foundation Stone
for Cottage Hospital laid
CN 16.09.1922 p11d Brampton’s War Memorial Cottage Hospital
– Bazaar in aid of
Brampton Parish Church
CN 25.06.1921 p4d Brampton Parish Church War Memorial
Brathay
28.08.1921 Unveiling and dedication of cross in churchyard
WG 03.09.1921
Braystones
WCT 29.05.1920 p7h Stone tablet unveiled in Queen Victoria
Memorial Hall. Names given
Bridekirk
CN 26.06.1920 p7c Bridekirk District Scholarship as Memorial
Brigham, near Cockermouth
CN 08.02.1919 p8d Public hall as memorial
27.07.1920 Brigham Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
WCT 09.03.1921 p3d Monumental granite cross unveiled in church
grounds on 2nd March 1921. Names, dates and regiments of men
WCT 15.11.1924 p1 Ad for opening of Brigham War Memorial Hall
on November 20th
WCT 22.11.1924 p10c Brigham, near Cockermouth Memorial Hall
“opened, Thursday previous at a cost of £1600,” B. P.
Weatherston, ex-soldier was the first to enter. Speeches, lists of
local suppliers of furniture and materials to the building.
Bromfield: St. Mungo’s Church
CN 12.04.1919 p4f Upperby, Caldbeck, Lazonby, Bromfield,
Aspatria War Memorial s
CN 05.06.1920 p7d Bromfield War Memorial Dedication
Ceremony
WCT 29.05.1920 p4a Bromfield War Memorial Celtic Cross
unveiled for 13 men from parish; names given
CN 05.02.1921 p4b Bromfield War Memorial , money raised by
entertainment
Brough
CWH 24.07.1920 p1d Brough Memorial Hall
CN 10.12.1921 p5d Brough War Memorial unveiled
CWH 02.10.1920 p11d Brough Memorial Hall
CWH 17.09.1921 p5b Eden Valley War Memorial s unveiling and
dedication ceremonies at Appleby and Brough
CWH 10.02.1923 p1e Brough War Memorial - £450 secured
CWH 25.08.1923 p2c Brough Memorial hall update
Broughton-in-Furness
27.07.1920 Broughton-in-Furness Faculty granted for War
Memorial Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100] unveiled April 3,
1921 by G.H. Parkinson
Broughton Moor
04.05.1920 Broughton Moor Faculty granted for War Memorial
Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
CN 09.07.1921 p5e Broughton Moor War Memorial unveiling
WCT 09.07.1921 p2b Stone monument in church grounds
Burgh-by-Sands
CN 01.03.1919 p4d Burgh-by-Sands War Memorial
CN 27.09.1919 p4f Burgh Peace Celebrations
11.10.1921 Burgh-by-Sands Faculty granted for War Memorial
Cross [Diocesan Yearbook, 1922, p99]
CN 03.12.1921 p7c Burgh-by-Sands War Memorial unveiling
Burneside
27.03.1921 Unveiling of cross in churchyard by Major Cropper
WG 02.04.1921 p7c Unveiling took place on 27.03.1921. Article
includes names of the fallen
Burneside: School
WG 15.11.1919 p12c The War Memorial at Burneside school was
unveiled. Article includes names of fallen.
Burton-in-Kendal
CN 13.12.1919 p4c Burton-in-Kendal Applications for a Stone
Cross in the graveyard and a Stone Tablet in the Church
WG 13.12.1919 p9 Faculty issued sanctioning a cross of Portland
stone in the churchyard.
13.11.1920 dedication of War Memorial in St James Churchyard
Caldbeck
CN 12.04.1919 p4f Upperby, Caldbeck, Lazonby, Bromfield,
Aspatria War Memorial s
CWH 12.04.1919 p4d Caldbeck War Memorial – decision to erect
the clock in the Parish Church tower and memorial tablets in the
church and chapels
CWH 20.03.1920 p1f Caldbeck War Memorial – designs
submitted in form of Celtic cross in Keswick slate
CN 27.03.1920 p4 Memorial Cross at Caldbeck; proposal
CWH 01.05.1920 p1b Caldbeck notes – 9ft Cross Memorial
15.06.1920 Caldbeck Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
CWH 19.06.1920 p1f Local War Memorial s Ormside, Great
Strickland, Crosby Garrett, Crosby Ravensworth, Penrith,
Caldbeck, Shap
CN 12.08.1922 p5e Caldbeck War Memorial unveiling
CJ 12.08.1922 p5e Caldbeck War Memorial unveiling
Calthwaite
CWH 08.1.1921 p7d Calthwaite district War Memorial unveiling
ceremony
Camerton
30.12.1920 Camerton Faculty granted for War Memorial
Monument in Churchyard [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
CN 01.01.1921 p10e Planning applications for Wetheral,
Camerton, Newbarns and Whicham War Memorial s
WCT 24.09.1921 p2 Seaton and Camerton unveiled and names
given
Canonbie
CN 12.02.1921 p5c Langholm and Canonbie War Memorials
Cark-in-Cartmel
BN 15.02.1919 p8e War Memorial suggestion for Cark
Carlisle
CN 15.02.1919 p4c Carlisle War Memorial Border Regiment
Memorial at Brampton, Whitehaven, Westward, Gretna
CN 15.02.1919 p7c Belgian Refugees tablet presented to the
Mayor as a thank you memorial
CN 28.02.1920 p4 “Tank arrives at Carlisle” (to be mounted as
War Memorial )
CN 29.03.1919 p7a Editorial Comment on Carlisle War Memorial
Public Meeting – Committee appointed
CN 29.03.1919 p7d Carlisle War Memorial Public Meeting –
Committee appointed – Editorial Comment
CN 05.04.1919 p4d Letter from Canon Rawnsley to the Editor of
the Cumberland News proposing a War Memorial Hall in Carlisle
CN 05.04.1919 p7c Letter to the Editor of the Cumberland News
proposing a War Memorial Hall in Carlisle
CN 12.04.1919 p7a Letter to the Editor: The War Memorial
Editorial: Carlisle’s War Memorial
CN 12.04.1919 p7d Letter to the Editor: The War Memorial
Editorial: Carlisle’s War Memorial
CN 26.04.1919 p7f Letter to the Editor: Carlisle’s War Memorial
CN 14.06.1919 p9a Carlisle’s War Memorial
CN 27.03.1920 p13 Presentation Ceremony of “Tank arrives at
Carlisle” (to be mounted as War Memorial )
CN 17.04.1920 p4 Carlisle Memorial Institute opened
CN 19.11.1921 p4g Ypres League – Carlisle Branch opened
Carlisle: Bishop Harvey Goodwin School
CN 17.12.1921 p5e Bishop Harvey Goodwin School War Memorial
unveiling
Carlisle: Botcherby
CN 26.06.1920 p3e Botcherby War Memorial
CN 26.03.1921 p7f Botcherby War Memorial
ENS 29.03.1921 p2d Unveiled last Sunday
Carlisle: Cathedral
CN 09.08.1919 p7g Memorial Tablet at Cathedral for local rector
who won Victoria Cross – Rev. Theodore Hardy
CN 12.02.1921 p9d Border Regiment War Memorial in Carlisle
Cathedral to be erected
CN 26.02.1921 p7c Memorial Altar Cloth in Carlisle Cathedral, in
memory of Miss Lediard, Nurse in World War One
CN 10.12.1921 p9e Cumberland Artillery War Memorial Carlisle
Cathedral unveiling
CN 17.12.1921 p12c Cumberland Artillery War Memorial unveiled
(in Carlisle Cathedral)
WCT 17.12.1921 p4b Cumberland Artillery War Memorial in
Carlisle Cathedral; lists names
Carlisle: Cemetery
CN 10.05.1919 p4c Plans for War Memorial s at Carlisle
Cemetery, Penrith, Kirkoswald
CN 30.10.1920 p7e Carlisle Cemetery War Memorial
CN 06.11.1920 p7g Carlisle Cemetery War Memorial
Carlisle: Charlotte Street Congregational Church
CN 04.04.2014 p4 Long lost plaques
Carlisle: Christ Church
26.04.1921 Christ Church, Carlisle Faculty granted for War
Memorial Crucifix in churchyard [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p99]
CN 30.04.1921 p7d Christ Church, Carlisle War Memorial
applications granted
CN 12.08.1922 p5g Christ Church, Carlisle War Memorial
unveiled
CJ 12.08.1922 p5g Christ Church, Carlisle War Memorial unveiled
Carlisle: Church of Scotland, Chapel Street
CJ 30.07.1920 p8 Tablet unveiled to the memory of 23 members
who lost their lives. Names given
Carlisle: Congregational Church
CN 29.01.1921 p13d Carlisle Congregational Church, Cecil Street
War Memorial s unveiled
Carlisle: Consistory Court
CN 23.08.1919 p10b Carlisle Consistory Court many War
Memorial s
CN 20.09.1919 p8c Carlisle Consistory Court a number of War
Memorials
CN 01.11.1919 p5d Carlisle Consistory Court – many War
Memorial s
CN 13.12.1919 p4b Carlisle Consistory Court War Memorial
CN 31.07.1920 p5b Carlisle Consistory Court sanctioned, many
others sanctioned War Memorial s
WCT 30.04.1921 p8 Carlisle Consistory Court; approval of War
Memorial s
Carlisle: Denton Holme
CN 06.08.1921 p10c Commemoration of Peace. Treat for Denton
Holme children
Carlisle: Etterby Mission Hall, Etterby Road
CN 04.04.2014 p4 Long lost plaques
Carlisle: Grammar School
CN 30.07.1921 p6a Carlisle Grammar School War Memorial
CN 24.02.1923 p9g Carlisle Grammar School War Memorial
[Illuminated Manuscript]
Carlisle: Harraby
CN 01.10.1921 p7g Harraby War Memorial unveiling
Carlisle: Holme Head Works War Memorial
CJ 22.06.1923 p6f Bronze plaque unveiled by Sir Frederick
Chance. 34 men fell.
Carlisle: Holy Trinity Church
15.06.1920 Holy Trinity Church, Carlisle Faculty granted for War
Memorial Window & Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
Carlisle: Hudson Scott
CN 13.12.1919 p13b “A Works Exhibition” organised by the Work
Advisory Committee of Messrs. Hudson, Scott & Sons
Carlisle: Kingstown Schoolroom
CJ 25.06.1920 p5 Unveiled
Carlisle: Newtown, St. Barnabas Church
CN 19.11.1921 p7c St. Barnabas Church, Newtown, Carlisle War
Memorial
Carlisle: Our Lady and St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church
CN 21.05.1921 p5c Our Lady and St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic
Church War Memorial unveiling
Carlisle: Post Office
CN 04.04.1920 p7 Carlisle Post Office War Memorial
CN 23.10.1920 p7g Carlisle Postal War Memorial unveiling
Carlisle: Shop Assistants
CN 10.04.1920 p4 Carlisle Shop Assistants War Memorial
Carlisle: St. Aidan’s Church
15.06.1920 St. Aidan’s Church, Carlisle Faculty granted for War
Memorial Window [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
CN 19.06.1920 p10c St. Aidan’s Church and others War Memorial
s
CN 15.01.1921 p13d St Aidan’s Church, Carlisle War Memorial
unveiled
Carlisle: St. Barnabas Church, Newtown
CN 19.11.1921 p7c St. Barnabas Church, Newtown, Carlisle War
Memorial
Carlisle: St. Cuthbert’s Without
CN 21.06.1919 p3e St. Cuthbert’s Without –raising money for War
Memorial
CN 23.04.1921 p4b St. Cuthbert’s Without War Memorial unveiled
Carlisle: St. James’ Church
03.02.1920 St. James’ Church, Carlisle Faculty granted for War
Memorial Brass [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
Carlisle: St. John’s Church
14.09.1920 St. John’s Church, Carlisle Faculty granted for War
Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
CN 05.03.1921 p4f Unveiling of War Memorial in St. John’s
Church, Carlisle
Carlisle: St. Paul’s Church
CN 20.09.1919 St. Paul’s Church, Carlisle Window unveiling
Carlisle: St. Stephen’s Church
30.11.1920 St. Stephen’s Church, Carlisle Faculty granted for War
Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
Carlisle: Stanwix
CN 28.06.1919 p4e Stanwix War Memorial
CN 28.06.1919 p4f Stanwix War Memorial
CN 22.05.1920 p7 Stanwix War Memorial
07.10.1924 Stanwix Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1925 p103]
Carlisle: Upperby
CN 12.04.1919 p4f War Memorial s in Upperby; Caldbeck;
Lazonby; Bromfield; Aspatria
CN 21.06.1919 p3e St. Cuthbert’s Without –raising money for War
Memorial
09.12.1919 Upperby Faculty granted for War Memorial Window
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 23.04.1921 p4b St. Cuthbert’s Without War Memorial unveiled
in Upperby cemetery
CJ 26.04.1921 p2a Upperby War Memorial unveiled
Carlisle: Warwick Road
CN 11.12.1920 p6c Warwick Road Presbyterian Church, Carlisle
War Memorial s
Cartmel
05.09.1920 St. Mary’s Churchyard. Celtic cross unveiled by Lord
Richard Cavendish.
WG 11.09.1920 Unveiling
Cartmel Fell
24.07.1923 Cartmel Fell Faculty granted for War Memorial LychGate and stone [Diocesan Yearbook 1924 p102]
Dedication April 1924 [photo on cumbriaimagebank]
CN 28.07.1923 p12b Cartmel Fell War Memorial unveiled
Cartmel Fell
WG 26.04.1924 p8 Lychgate and Memorial Stone unveiled and
dedicated on 20.04.1924. Article includes the names of the Fallen.
Castle Carrock
04.05.1920 Castle Carrock Faculty granted for War Memorial
Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
Castle Crag see Borrowdale
Castle Sowerby
PO 07.12.1920 p7d Permission granted to erect a stone cross in
churchyard at Sebergham and Castle Sowerby
PO 19.04.1921 p7b Castle Sowerby War Memorial
30.11.1920 Castle Sowerby Faculty granted for War Memorial
Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
Cautley
Memorial tablet to Orlando Cyril Garnett was unveiled and
dedicated at St Mark’s Church, Cautley. WG 11.12.1920 p4
Cenotaph, Rickerby, Carlisle SEE ALSO Two Counties, Rickerby:
Cenotaph
CN 05.04.1919 p7c Letter to Editor Carlisle War Memorial
CN 26.04.1919 p7f Letter to Editor Carlisle War Memorial
CN 14.02.1920 p7 Letter to the Editor “The Joint Counties War
Memorial ”
CN 28.02.1920 p7 Reply to letter to the Editor “The Joint Counties
War Memorial ”
CN 13.03.1920 p7 further letters of “The Joint Counties War
Memorial ”
CN 20.03.1920 p6 further letters of “The Joint Counties War
Memorial ”
CN 10.04.1920 p7 Counties War Memorial (2 separate columns)
CN 04.09.1920 p7e Counties War Memorial
CN 13.11.1920 p9a Two Counties War Memorial
CN 11.12.1920 p9a Rickerby War Memorial plans
CN 26.02.1921 p7c Two Counties War Memorial
WCT 17.12.1921 p2 Carlisle Citizen’s League written. Your letter
together with the sealed tube containing the record to be placed on
the Memorial. This is just the kind of record we had in view. The
sealed tube will be duly deposited with the Cenotaph
WCT 20.05.1922 Cenotaph in Carlisle to be unveiled on 25th May
CN 01.04.1922 p6b, c, d Two Counties War Memorial (appeal for
funds)
CN 06.05.1922 p7d Cenotaph, Rickerby
CN 13.05.1922 p7c Cenotaph, Rickerby & Wigton War Memorial
CN 20.05.1922 p8c, d Cenotaph, Rickerby Park War Memorial
unveiling announcement
CN 02.05.2014 p8 Memorial Bridge to get re-vamp
Chapel Brow: Village School
WCT 24.07.1920 p2e War Memorial Brass and Oak Tablet inside
the village school for ex-students who had fallen; article gives
names and account of unveiling. Unveiled Wednesday 21st July
1920
Cleator
04.05.1920 Cleator Faculty granted for War Memorial Windows
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
WCT 15.01.1921 p5g Parish church, Sunday 9th, 2 windows and a
brass tablet. Cost over £300. Names and inscription given
WCT 12.07.1922 p3 Cleator public War Memorial unveiled; names
given
Cleator Moor
BN 05.03.1921 p10b Cleator Moor War Memorial
23.08.1921 Cleator Moor Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
in Churchyard [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p99]
WCT 25.06.1927 p5 Cleator Moor Memorial Committee asking for
public to donate money to fund, so they can pay the debt owed for
the building work on the monument
Cliburn
CWH 07.02.1920 p1g Applications from the Rector of Cliburn to
place brass plaque on north wall of parish church,
03.02.1920 Cliburn Faculty granted for War Memorial Brass
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford,
Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton,
Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
Clifton-in-Workington
26.04.1921 Clifton-in-Workington Faculty granted for War
Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p99]
CN 30.04.1921 p7e Soulby Parish Church, All Souls, Netherton,
Lorton Parish Church and Clifton Parish Church War Memorial s
faculty secured
Clifton, Bridgefoot
WCT 20.08.1921 p11b Window dedicated in Wesleyan Chapel
Clifton, Westmorland
26.03.1920 Clifton, Westmorland Faculty granted for War
Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CWH 03.04.1920 p8e – Local War Memorial applications –
Facilities granted by Consistory Court for, Clifton – brass tablet on
north wall.
CWH 19.06.1920 p1c Dedication of Clifton War Memorial .
Clifton: St. Cuthbert’s Church
15.06.1920 p21e Dedication of Clifton War Memorial unveiled at
St Cuthbert’s Church
Cockermouth
CN 08.02.1919 p8d Cockermouth Town Meeting re discussion
about War Memorial
CN 01.03.1919 p4d Cockermouth War Memorial Monument &
Endowment of bed in hospital
CN 08.02 1919 p8d Cockermouth Town meeting; discussion
regarding memorial
WCT 06.08.1921 p2 Unveiling of photographic War Memorial in
the Cockermouth Liberal Institute of the eleven who fell who
members’ names were given
WCT 20.05.1922 p2 Cockermouth War Memorial which is nearing
competition. Chosen inscription. Only remaining difficulty is with
regards to the names and in another column there appears an
advert setting out the names of the fallen so far as they are known
to the committee. If there are any errors or omissions due to
ignorance it is hoped that relatives will inform committee. See page
4 for list of men.
CN 30.09.1922 p10c Cockermouth & Papcastle War Memorial
Bronze Figure unveiled on Station Hill
Colton
BN 03.07.1920 p10a, 10b Colton War Memorial unveiled
WG 03.07.1920 Unveiling of window Sunday 27th June 1920
Coniston
BN 10.05.1919 p10a Coniston War Memorial
BN 17.05.1919 p10b Coniston War Memorial
BN 21.06.1919 p10b, c Coniston War Memorial
BN 12.07.1919 p10b Coniston War Memorial
WG 13.11.1920 announcement of unveiling the following week
WG 20.11.1920 Unveiling of Celtic Cross, Sunday 14th November
BN 20.11.1920 p10d Coniston War Memorial unveiling
12.01.1926 Coniston Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1927 p101]
Cotehill
CN 13.03.1920 p4 “Memorial Sunday at Cotehill” Cross unveiled in
the Churchyard
CN 12.03.1921 p4e Cotehill War Memorial unveiling
CN 19.03.1921 p14f Cotehill War Memorial unveiling
Cowgill
A public meeting was held in the Cowgill Institute on Friday
evening last to consider the question of a permanent memorial for
those connected with the parish, who had fallen in the war. Mr W
Burton, chairman of the Dent Parish Council, presided. There was
a good attendance. About £24 is at present in hand for the
purpose and after some discussion it was decided to place a tablet
on the east wall, inside the Cowgill Institute and a committee was
appointed to carry out the proposal. Source WG 24th Jan 1920
Croglin
26.03.1920 Croglin Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CWH 03.04.1920 p8e – Local War Memorial applications –
Facilities granted by Consistory Court for Croglin – stone memorial
cross.
Crook
WG 04.10.1919 p5 Unveiling of brass memorial in St Catherine’s
Church
Crosby Garrett
15.06.1920 Crosby Garrett Faculty granted for War Memorial
Monument [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
CWH 19.06.1920 p1f Local War Memorial s Ormside, Great
Strickland, Crosby Garrett, Crosby Ravensworth, Penrith,
Caldbeck, Shap
Crosby Ravensworth
PO 27.05.1919 p5d Crosby Ravensworth War Memorial
CN 31.05.1919 p11b Proposals for local War Memorial s at
Wigton, High Hesket, Crosby Ravensworth
15.06.1920 Crosby Ravensworth Faculty granted for War
Memorial Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
CWH 19.06.1920 p1f Local War Memorial s Ormside, Great
Strickland, Crosby Garrett, Crosby Ravensworth, Penrith,
Caldbeck, Shap
CWH 02.10.1920 p3d The Bishop at Crosby Ravensworth
Unveiling of War Memorial – The moral lessons of the war
Crosscanonby
WCT 02.10.1920 p3e Unveiling of granite cross in churchyard on
26th September.
Crosscrake
07.06.1921 Crosscrake Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
in Churchyard and Church [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p99]
CN 11.06.1921 p10d Torver, Kirkbride, Crosscrake and Ulverston
War Memorial applications granted
14.08.1921 Churchyard Cross unveiled. WG 20.08.1921 Unveiling
and dedication
WG 20.08.1921 Unveiling and dedication
Crosthwaite
CN 03.07.1920 p4 Crosthwaite Church War Memorial dedication
CN 02.02.1924 p14b Crosthwaite Church War Memorial
application
WCT 18.09.1920 p8f Crosthwaite Village School. Bronze tablet
inside school
CWH 02.09.1922 p11d Crosthwaite Church – Bishop of Barrow
unveils War Memorial
CWH 25.09.1920 p2d Crosthwaite boys and the war – unveiling
War Memorial 100
Crosthwaite (Westmorland)
WG 06.12.1919 p11Dedication of brass plate Memorial on
30.11.1919. Article includes names of Fallen
Culgaith
CN 24.12.1921 p4f Culgaith War Memorial
CWH 17.06.1922 p6f Unveiling of War Memorial at Culgaith by
Col. T Fetherston – Haugh
Cumdivock
CN 30.10.1920 p11a Cumdivock War Memorial unveiled and
dedicated
Cummersdale
CJ 02.03.1920 p5 Cummersdale Welcome Home Supper in
schoolroom. 80 soldiers
CJ 10.05.1938 p5 Cummersdale Ex-servicemen’s Annual Supper,
photo and story. Over 60 men on photo. First met 15 years ago
Cumrew
Plaque in the church with one named soldier
Cumwhinton
CN 06.05.1922 p7d Cumwhinton War Memorial
Dalston
CN 26.04.1919 p8 Dalston & Aikton War Memorial
CN 06.11.1920 p8e Dalston War Memorial
CN 13.01.1923 p5c Dalston Victory Hall opening
Dalton in Furness
BN 08.02.1919 p5a, b Dalton War Memorials suggestions
BN 19.04.1919 p7c Dalton’s War Memorial discussion
BN 31.05.1919 p10b,c Dalton War Memorial
BN 27.09.1919 p10a War Memorial fundraising
BN 24.04.1920 p13 Dalton War Memorial cartoon
BN 29.05.1920 p7e Dalton’s War Memorial
BN 26.06.1920 p3 Illustration of the suggested War Memorial for
Dalton
BN 17.07.1920 p5 Dalton’s War Memorial – Committee
Discussion
BN 31.07.1920 Dalton’s War Memorial
BN 28.08.1920 p6 Dalton’s War Memorial
BN 28.08.1920 p5b Dalton’s War Memorial committee
BN 13.11.1920 p4a Dalton War Memorial gathering
BN 04.12.1920 5a Dalton War Memorial site
BN 22.01.1921 p5c Siting of Dalton War Memorial
BN 13.05.1922 p8c Dalton’s War Memorial
BN 24.06.1922 p10c Dalton’s War Memorial
25.11.1922 Dalton in Furness War Memorial unveiled in Station
Road. 168 names inscribed
BN 11.11.1922 p12a, d Armistice Day: Dalton’s War Memorial
BN 18.11.1922 p5a Armistice Day, Barrow Cenotaph, Dalton,
Millom
BN 25.11.1922 p9a Dalton’s War Memorial
BN 25.11.1922 p11d Dalton’s War Memorial – eve of unveiling
BN 02.12.1922 p6 Photograph of unveiling
BN 02.12.1922 p13a, b Dalton’s War Memorial unveiling
Dalton-in-Furness: Wesleyan Chapel
BN 22.01.1921 p5a Dalton Wesleyan War Memorial unveiling
Darlington
CN 26.03.1921 p7d Darlington Parish Church Memorial
Dean
19.10.1920 Dean Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
WCT 23.06.1921 p6 Dean War Memorial unveiled with names
Dean: Village School
WCT 03.04.1920 p6f unveiled photos of the fallen set in a solid
mount within an oak frame, placed in school: ‘For the Right and
Liberty. Parishioners of Dean who made the supreme sacrifice
1914- 1918’
Dearham: St. Mungo’s Church
WCT 01.05.1920 p2a War Memorial Granite Cross unveiled in
church grounds on Wednesday 28th April 1920; names given
WCT 11.12.1920 p10e Tablet unveiled inside church
Dendron
BN 19.07.1919 p10 a and c Newton War Memorial
BN 10.04.1920 p12b War Memorial unveiling
Dent
WG 28.05.1921 Dent War Souvenir On Friday (27th) the local
distribution of Mr Walter Morrison’s War Souvenir books took place
to all residents in Dent who had served in the war and to the next
of kin to those who had fallen.
WG 03.09.1921 p4 Unveiling and dedication of the War Memorial
in Dent Parish Churchyard on 26.09.1921.
Article includes names of the Fallen. After the ceremony the exservice men were each presented with a gold medal by Lord Henry
Cavendish Bentinck, M.P.
Denton Holme
CN 06.08.1921 p10c Commemoration of Peace. Treat for Denton
Holme children
Distington
26.03.1920 Distington Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
WCT 11.09.1920 p8a Distington Parish Church. Brass tablet inside
church unveiled. Names given
CN 23.04.1921 p4f Distington War Memorial unveiled
WCT 12.11.1921 p5g Parish church; screen of wood enclosing
area where tablet sits
Drigg
30.11.1920 Drigg Faculty granted for War Memorial Brass
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
Dundraw
26.03.1920 Waverton with Dundraw Faculty granted for War
Memorial Monument [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
Dumfries
CN 03.05.1919 p4b War Memorial s at Wreay, Brampton, Bolton,
Dumfries
Eaglesfield
WCT 04.12.1920 p6e Granite obelisk outside Mosser church for
parishes of Eaglesfield, Blindbothel and Mosser. Names of 8 men
given
WCT 30.04.1921 p3b Eaglesfield Blindbothel and Mosser; joint
memorial in Paddle School. Marble and slate tablet placed in
schoolroom. Unveiled 22.04.1921, for 44 past students, of whom 8
were lost
Ecclefechan
CJ 11.06.1920 p8d Ecclefechan War Memorial erected
Edenhall
CWH 18.09.1920 p2c Local War Memorial s: Lady Mabel Howard
unveils Edenhall cross. Church tablet at Great Strickland.
CWH 25.09.1920 p12e Letter to the editor – Edenhall War
Memorial
Egremont
02.05.1922 Egremont Faculty granted for War Memorial Brass
[Diocesan Yearbook 1923 p102]
WCT 11.10.1922 p4 Egremont War Memorial unveiled; names
given [North West Film Archive has 2 minute film of unveiling]
CN 06.05.1922 p11 Arlecdon, Irthington, Egremont & 2 at Scaleby
War Memorial s applied for
BN 11.11.1922 p17b Egremont Church War Memorial unveiling
Egremont Wesleyan Chapel
WCT 09.03.1921 p3f Wooden tablet on wall inside. Names and
inscription given
Egton-cum-Newland
BN 21.06.1919 p10b,c Egton War Memorial
15.06.1920 Egton-cum-Newland Faculty granted for War Memorial
Brass [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
Embleton
WCT 01.07.1922 p8 Embleton War Memorial unveiled; 3 men
named
Embleton: St. Cuthbert’s Church
WCT 22.05.1920 p2 Bronze-Oak Tablet unveiled Sunday 16th May
1920, names given
Embleton: Wesleyan Chapel
WCT 12.06.1920 p2f Unveiled Sunday 6th June 1920. War
Memorial Oak and Brass Tablet in Chapel. Names and text
Ennerdale
15.06.1920 Ennerdale Faculty granted for War Memorial Obelisk
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
Eskdale
BN 22.05.1920 p10bEskdale War Memorial unveiled
Eskdalemuir
CN 22.02.1919 p4d War Memorial monument; funds being raised,
land given
CN 28.05.1921 p4a Eskdalemuir War Memorial unveiled
Etterby Mission Hall, Etterby Road
CN 04.04.2014 p4 Long lost plaques
Farlam
CN 31.07.1920 p4f Farlam War Memorial dedication
Field Broughton
WG 03.01.1920 Public meeting decided that the War Memorial
would take form of stained glass window instead of a tablet as
originally suggested
04.05.1920 Field Broughton Faculty granted for War Memorial
Window [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
20.03.1921 memorial windows unveiled
Finsthwaite
10.10.1920 Dedication of cross, bells and plaque in St Peter’s
BN 16.10.1920 p9e Finsthwaite War Memorial dedicated
WG12.02.1921 Faculty granted for memorial tablet in memory of
Robert Rawlinson on 08.02.1921
WG 30.07.1921 Memorial tablet in Finsthwaite Church to the
memory of Lt Robert Rawlinson.
Firbank
WG 01.11.1919 p4 26.10.1919 Dedication of plaque to Private
Metcalfe, only casualty in village
Flimby
WCT 20.11.1920 p4g Announcement of tablet to be unveiled in
Wesleyan Chapel on November 24th
Flimby: St. Nicholas’ Church
WCT 19.06.1920 p6d Unveiled Wednesday 16th June 1920; War
Memorial Brass and Oak Tablet on north side of wall.
Flookburgh
BN 15.02.1919 p8e War Memorial suggestion for Flookburgh
05.07.1920 Flookburgh Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross in
Churchyard [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p99]
BN 29.01.1921 p7b Flookburgh War Memorial plans
10.01.1922 Unveiling of wayside cross in the churchyard
Frizington
29.11.1921 Frizington Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p99]
WCT 12.02.1927 p3b Frizington Memorial Project finished in 1926
but dispute over contract with the builder still being settled.
Garsdale
WG 13.12.1919 Unanimous public approval for the proposal to
erect a stone seat incorporating a Memorial tablet. The memorial
seat to be located by the roadside adjacent to the Vicarage.
Gatesgill: St. Jude’s Church
03.02.1920 St. Jude’s Church, Gatesgill Faculty granted for War
Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
Gilcrux
04.05.1920 Gilcrux Faculty granted for War Memorial Brass
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
WCT 25.09.1920 p3f Parish church; unveiling of brass tablet,
names given
Gilnockie
CN 01.01.1921 p10c Gilnockie School War Memorial unveiled
Gilsland
07.06.1921 Gilsland Faculty granted for War Memorial Font Cover
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p99]
Gosforth
WCT 28.09.1921 p3 Gosforth War Memorial ; gives names
06.11.1923 Gosforth Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1924 p103]
CN 10.11.1923 p5c Gosforth War Memorial ; applied for and
granted
WCT 08.03.1924 p3 Gosforth Church War Memorial unveiled;
names given
Grange in Borrowdale
03.02.1920 Borrowdale and Grange Faculty granted for War
Memorial Tablet and Crosses [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
Grange over Sands
BN 31.05.1919 p15a Grange War Memorial
BN 28.02.1920 p7 War Memorial for Grange. Public meeting
BN 17.07.1920 p10b Grange War Memorial
11.11.1921 Celtic Cross in Ornamental Gardens unveiled
WG 19.11.1921 Celtic Cross unveiled by Lord Cavendish on 11th
November
Grasmere
04.05.1920 Grasmere Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
WG 21.05.21 Cross unveiled in village by Bishop of Carlisle
15.05.1921
Grasslot
CN 08.02.1919 p8d Public meeting regarding War Memorial .
Agreed to support Maryport scheme and have one of their own as
well.
Grayrigg
WG 13.12.1919 p9 Two collectors were appointed to canvass the
respective townships for donations towards the cost of a Memorial
stone cross and brass tablet
WG 03.01.1920 Funds for the War Memorial have reached £120.
Plans submitted for limestone cross in the Churchyard
26.03.1920 Grayrigg Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
WG 10.07.1920. The unveiling of the Celtic Cross took place on
Sunday 4th July.
WG 09.10.1920 Memorial Oak Tablet hung in the day school. On
auspicious occasions the memorial will be hung in the Coronation
Hall. It is to be placed under the guardianship of the schoolmaster
WG 17.11.1923 Unveiling of Celtic Cross 11.11.1923
Great Broughton
03.02.1920 Great Broughton Faculty granted for War Memorial
Monument [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford,
Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton,
Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
WCT 11.06.1921 p6c Parish church grounds; names given
Great Corby
CN 29.05.1920 p4 Great Corby War Memorial unveiled
Great Gable
Unveiled 08.06.1924
WCT 07.06.1924 p3 Great Gable War Memorial with names
WCT 14.06.1924 p3g Great Gable Brass Tablet unveiled on
summit, in honour of members of Great Gable Fell & Rock
Climbing Club.
CN 02.08.2013 p6 Great Gable Fell & Rock Climbing Club War
Memorial Plaque refurbished
Great Musgrave
04.05.1920 Great Musgrave Faculty granted for War Memorial
Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
CWH 08.05.1920 p1f Local War Memorial bronze tablet for 2/4th
Border fallen. Great Musgrave War Memorial Committee apply for
faculty to place on south wall of the nave of the parish church of Gt
Musgrave
Great Orton
04.05.1920 Great Orton Faculty granted for War Memorial
Monument [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
PO 09.05.1920 p14f A War Memorial erected at Great Orton
Great Salkeld: St. Cuthbert’s Church
CN 13.12.1919 p4b Great Salkeld War Memorial application for
Stone Cross in Graveyard
CN 11.12.1920 p13d Great Salkeld War Memorial unveiled
CWH 11.12.1920 p9e Local War Memorial s: Celtic Crosses at
Shap and Great Salkeld
Great Strickland
15.06.1920 Great Strickland Faculty granted for War Memorial
Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
CWH 19.06.1920 p1f Local War Memorial s Ormside, Great
Strickland, Crosby Garrett, Crosby Ravensworth, Penrith,
Caldbeck, Shap
CWH 18.09.1920 p2c Local War Memorial s: Lady Mabel Howard
unveils Edenhall cross. Church tablet at Great Strickland.
Greenhead
CN 08.02.1919 p8d Public meeting regarding War Memorial
Gretna
CN 15.02.1919 p4c Carlisle War Memorial Border Regiment
Memorial at Brampton, Whitehaven, Westward, Gretna
Gretna Green
CN 29.01.1921 p4c Gretna Green War Memorial unveiled
Greystoke
CN 17.05.1919 p9c Greystoke War Memorial Bridge proposed
PO 20.05.1919 p3f Memorial Bridge at Greystoke, suggestion for
assistance from the rates
PO 03.06.1919 p3a Local War Memorial s. Greystoke erecting a
bridge
CWH 07.02.1920 p1g Rector of Greystoke to place a brass tablet
on west wall of Greystoke Church
03.02.1920 Greystoke and Penruddock Faculty granted for War
Memorial Brasses [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford,
Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton,
Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
CWH 07.02.1920 p1g Applications from the Rector of Greystoke to
place a brass tablet on west wall of Greystoke church
CWH 27.11.1920 p2c Local War Memorial – Lychgate at Barton.
Tablet in Greystoke Church
PO 03.05.1921 p4f Greystoke War Memorial – opening of the
bridge and unveiling of the tablet by the Bishop
CWH 03.12.1921 p6e Greystoke War Memorial
CN 14.05.1921 p6b Greystoke War Memorial Bridge
Haile
WCT 25.09.1920 p7e Unveiling of tablet in church. Names given
Hallbankgate
CN 10.09.1921 p4c Hallbankgate Wesleyan War Memorial
Haltwhistle
CN 01.02.1919 p6g Proposed cottage hospital as War Memorial ?
CN 08.02.1919 p8d Proposed cottage hospital as War Memorial
CN 17.01.1920 p6 Peace gifts to Haltwhistle schoolchildren
Harraby, Carlisle
CN 01.10.1921 p7g Harraby War Memorial unveiling
Harrington
03.02.1920 Harrington Faculty granted for War Memorial Brass
and Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford,
Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton,
Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
WCT 19.11.1921 p2 Harrington Council; received a letter from
Citizens League in Carlisle to ask if they want any documents
sealed in casket to go into Carlisle Cenotaph. Scroll details 645
men enlisted from Harrington parish…123 made the supreme
sacrifice
WCT 15.11.1924 p3f Harrington U. D. C. considering designs and
raising money for public memorial. Glad no building done yet, as
costs of erection less than those quoted before. Cheaper options
now available.
Haverigg: St. Luke’s Church
14.09.1920 St. Luke’s Church, Haverigg Faculty granted for War
Memorial Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
BN 18.09.1920 p5c Haverigg War Memorial unveiled
Haverthwaite
BN 23.08.1919 p10c Haverthwaite War Memorial
BN 03.07.1920 p10a, 10b Haverthwaite War Memorial unveiled
Hawkshead
BN 19.04.1919 p4b Hawkshead War Memorial - suggestions
BN 03.05.1919 p10a Hawkshead War Memorial
BN 16.08.1919 p10c Hawkshead War Memorial
BN 18.09.1920 p10c Hawkshead War Memorial
BN 13.11.1920 p10a Hawskhead War Memorial unveiled
WG 20.11.1920 Celtic Cross unveiled on 18th November
BN 26.02.1921 p10b Hawkshead War Memorial
BN 19.03.1921 p10b Hawkshead War Memorial committee ceased
operation
Hayton
15.06.1920 Hayton Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
CN 13.05.1922 p6g Hayton War Memorial Organ
Hayton, Maryport
CN 10.04.1920 p8 Hayton, Maryport War Memorial unveiled
WCT 10.04.1920 p7f Unveiled in parish church, Easter Sunday.
Names of men given
15.06.1920 Hayton Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
Helsington
WG 15.11.1919 p12 Unveiling of brass plaque in St John’s
Hensingham
27.07.1920 Hensingham Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100] 100
WCT 27.04.1921 p3 Gives full list of Memorial in Hensingham
church. Also unveiling
WCT 26.01.1921 p3h Hensingham Liberal Club. Marble tablet
unveiled on 18th January for 8 members killed. Names and text
given
Hesket
CN 31.07.1920 p5c Hesket War Memorial
CWH 31.07.1920 p4d Hesket War Memorial – unveiling and
dedication ceremony “Was the war fought in vain?”
Hesket Newmarket
PO 03.06.1919 p3a Hesket in the Forest – a granite cross in the
churchyard
Hethersgill
CJ 11.06.1920 p8c, d Hethersgill unveiling of War Memorial Runic
Cross, names given
Heversham
04.05.1920 Heversham Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
WG 10.04.1920 War Memorial dedicated on Good Friday 2nd April
1920
Heversham: Grammar School
WG 02.04.1921 The bronze tablet, designed by Mr J F Curwen
was unveiled on Tuesday. Article includes names of the fallen.
High Hesket
CN 31.05.1919 p11b Proposals for local War Memorial s at
Wigton, High Hesket, Crosby Ravensworth
CJ 30.07.1920 p8 Cross unveiled
Holker
BN 15.02.1919 p8e War Memorial suggestion for Holker
Holme
05.09.1922 Holme Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1923 p102]
WG 17.11.1923 Unveiling of Celtic Cross 11.11.1923
05.09.1922 Holme Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1923 p102]
11.11.1923 Unveiling of Celtic Cross. WG 17.11.1923 p7
Holme Cultram
03.02.1920 Holme Cultram Faculty granted for War Memorial
Brass [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford,
Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton,
Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
CN 04.06.1921 p4c Holme Cultram War Memorial dedicated
WCT 04.06.1921 Dedication of Holme Cultram War Memorial by
Bishop of Carlisle. All names given
CN 09.09.1922 p7 Holme War Memorial application granted for
Oak Tablet in Church
Holme St. Cuthbert
CN 16.10.1920 p4b Holme St. Cuthbert’s War Memorial unveiling
WCT 16.10.1920 p3e Tablet inside church unveiled. Names given
Holme Eden: St. Paul’s Church & St. Mary’s Church
CN 31.05.1919 p9c War Memorial s at Brampton & Holme Eden
CN 20.12.1919 p15c Holme Eden a united unveiling of a War
Memorial Granite Monument
Houghton
15.06.1920 Houghton Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
CN 21.08.1920 p4d Houghton War Memorial unveiled
Howgill
05.09.1920 Unveiling of the Memorial Cross in the churchyard.
WG 11.09.1920 p5 Includes names of the fallen.
Hunsonby
CWH 10.12.1921 p1f Hunsonby War Memorial – raising money to
clear the deficit. Successful sales of work
Hutton Roof
29.08.1920 A Memorial tablet of brass was unveiled at Hutton
Roof Church, being a tribute from the officers, non-commissioned
officers and men of the 8th Battalion, Somerset Light Infantry, to the
memory of their padre, the Rev. Theodore B Hardy, V.C. late vicar
of Hutton Roof. WG 04.09.1920 P12
WG 20.11.1920 Unveiled on Sunday 14th November; limestone
slab
Ireby
14.09.1920 Ireby Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
CN 18.06.1921 p11e Ireby War Memorial unveiled
WCT 18.06.1921 p6a Parish church; large runic cross and pillar;
names given
Ireby: Wesleyan Chapel
WCT 19.11.1921 p2g Ireby Wesleyan unveiled; names given
Ireleth SEE Askam with Ireleth
Irton
CN 12.02.1921 p10c Applications for War Memorial s for Arthuret,
Levens, Silloth, Appleby-in-Westmorland, Irton
Irthington: St. Kentigern’s Church
02.05.1922 Irthington Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1923 p102]
CN 06.05.1922 p11 Arlecdon, Irthington, Egremont & 2 at Scaleby
War Memorial s applied for
CN 23.09.1922 p4a Irthington War Memorial unveiled
CN 30.09.1922 p10c Irthington War Memorial Stone Cross
unveiled and dedicated in churchyard
Irthington School
CN 10.12.1921 p10c Irthington School “Roll of Honours”
Irton
08.02.1921 Irton Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
Isel
CN 20.09.1919 p5e Isel War Memorial
WCT 17.09.1919 p2e On Sunday 11th September unveiling in
church grounds by Mrs Henry, wife of vicar
Joint Counties, Rickerby, Carlisle: Cenotaph
CN 14.02.1920 p7 Letter to the Editor “The Joint Counties War
Memorial ”
CN 28.02.1920 p7 Reply to letter to the Editor “The Joint Counties
War Memorial ”
CN 13.03.1920 p7 Further letters of “The Joint Counties War
Memorial ”
CN 20.03.1920 p6 Further letters of “The Joint Counties War
Memorial ”
CN 10.04.1920 p7 Counties War Memorial (2 separate columns)
CN 04.09.1920 p7e Counties War Memorial
CN 13.11.1920 p9a Two Counties War Memorial
CN 26.02.1921 p7c Two Counties War Memorial
WCT 17.12.1921 p2 Carlisle Citizen’s League written. Your letter
together with the sealed tube containing the record to be placed on
the Memorial. This is just the kind o record we had in view. The
sealed tube will be duly deposited with the Cenotaph
WCT 20.05.1922 Cenotaph in Carlisle to be unveiled on 25th May
CWH 27.05.1922 p3b Joint counties War Memorial at Carlisle
unveiled by the Earl of Lonsdale (with picture)
CN 21.04.1923 p13c Memorial service at Cenotaph for Lieutenant
Collins, V. C.
CN 20.10.1923 p9f The Cenotaph
Kendal: 1/4th Border Regiment
15.06.1920 1/4th Border Regiment, Kendal Faculty granted for War
Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
06.09.1921 Unveiled in Kendal Parish Church. WG 10.09.1921
WG 10.09.1921 Unveiled in Kendal Parish Church 06.09.1921.
Kendal: 2/4th Border Regiment
04.05.1920 2/4th Border Regiment, Kendal Faculty granted for War
Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
Kendal
WG 27.08.1921 Correspondence p9 relating to advance notice for
the unveiling of 1/4th and 2/4th .
06.09.1921 Unveiled in Kendal Parish Church WG 10.09.1921
Kendal: Parish Church
See also above
CN 30.07.1921 p6f Kendal Parish Church War Memorial unveiling
Kendal War Memorial ; Market Place
WG 24.05.1919 J J Thomas, Mayor, announced that it had been
decided at a public meeting to erect a Permanent Memorial to the
Men of Kendal
Announcement requesting parents and relatives to submit names
for inclusion on the War Memorial
WG 24.07.1920
WG 09.07.1921 p12 The War Memorial was unveiled by Col
Weston and Dedicated by Rev Canon Symes on 01.07.1921.
Bronze statue of an infantry man in full kit by C.W.Coombes
WG 16.07.1921 Photograph and names of the fallen
WG 06.08.1921p3 Correspondence : Letter from J F Curwen in
appreciation of the War Memorial but doubting the accuracy of the
buckle
WG 13.08.1921 p7 Correspondence : Letters in response to John
F Curwen, refuting his claim that the buckle is incorrect
WG 20.08.1921 Correspondence: Letter from sculptor C W
Coombes in response to letter by J F Curwen
WG 27.08.1921 Correspondence: Letter in praise of the Memorial
Kendal: St. George’s Church
09.12.1919 St. George’s Church, Kendal Faculty granted for War
Memorial Panelling [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 13.12.1919 p4c, p4d St. George’s Church, Kendal War
Memorial Oak Panelling on the North Wall
WG 13.12.1919 Faculty granted for Memorial Oak Panelling in
recess of north wall.
Kendal: St. Thomas’s Church
27.07.1920 St. Thomas’ Church, Kendal Faculty granted for War
Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
03.04.1921 Unveiling of two brass plaques. WG 09.04.1921
Kendal: Canal Iron Works
25.07.1922 Unveiling of War Memorial Tablet
Kendal: Golf Club
04.11.1920 Wooden plaque unveiled.Tablet in oak. Reported in
WG 06/11/1920.
Kendal: Holy Trinity and St George Church
Memorial tablet erected by the N.C.O.’s and Men of 34th Casualty
Clearing Station in memory of Pte Robert Williams
Kendal: Netherfield Boot Works (K Shoes)
WG 18.03.1922 Celtic Cross Unveiled on 11th March by Mr R
Elson, an employee, who lost three sons during the war
Kendal; Kendal Grammar School
Memorial tablet dedicated 06.01.1921 by Right Revd. Bishop
Taylor Smith (Chaplain-General to the Forces) WG 08.01.1921
WG 08.01.1921 Memorial tablet dedicated 06.01.1921 by Right
Rev Bishop Taylor Smith (Chaplain-General to the Forces)
Kendal; Liverpool and Martin’s Bank
01.06.1923 Bronze plaque
Kendal; Post Office
WG 27.08.1921 Copper plaque unveiled the Mayor of Kendal
21.08.1921
Kendal: Provincial Insurance Company
Memorial tablet
Kendal Town Hall: Illuminated Roll of Honour
Kendal: Zion Church
12.12.1920 Memorial tablet unveiled by Mr W H Somervell at the
Zion Chapel, Kendal. WG 18.12.1920 P3 Includes names of the
fallen.
Keswick
CN 01.03.1919 p4d Keswick War Memorial Monument and
Exhibitions
CN 05.06.1920 p4a Keswick War Memorial
CJ 11.06.1920 p8d Keswick details of proposed design for War
Memorial
WCT 10.05.1922 p4 Meeting of Keswick Branch of the League of
Nations Union. Concern about the glorification of War and danger
of War Memorial inscriptions. Cheering.
WCT 13.05.1922 p5 Keswick War Memorial . Relief exhibited in
National Art Gallery, no 1332 by Derwent Wood. Quotes from the
Sunday Times of 7th May. In it’s delicacy of outline and refinement,
it breathes the pure Greek spirit and takes us at once to the higher
plains of art
WCT 20.05.1922 p4 Ad for the unveiling of Keswick War Memorial
on 21st May. Civilian dress with decorations to be worn
CWH 20.05.1922 p6a Unveiling ceremony of Keswick War
Memorial
WCT 24.05.1922 p1 2 columns on the Keswick War Memorial ,
ending with what Derwent Wood stands for in the true line of taste.
Quotes from art journal
CWH 27.05.1922 p5c Unveiling ceremony at Keswick (with
picture)
BN 27.05.1922 p9a Keswick War Memorial unveiling
CN 20.01.1923 p4d Keswick War Memorial
Keswick: Fitz Park
WCT 17.08.1921 p4 To plant on September 24th Tree Verdun Oak
tree in Fitz Park, Keswick. Seedlings sent from Kew, grown from
seeds sent by Mayor of Verdun in 1916. Plate put on
Keswick School
WCT 19.02.1921 p3c Main school; on wall. Two brass plates set in
oak frame, with names, 14 on each plate. Names and inscription
given. Unveiled 16.02.1921
Kirkbampton
CN 18.09.1920 p8e Kirkbampton War Memorial
Kirkbride
07.06.1921 Kirkbride Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross in
Churchyard
CN 11.06.1921 p10d Torver, Kirkbride, Crosscrake and Ulverston
War Memorial applications granted
Kirkby in Furness
BN 31.05.1919 p10b, c Kirkby’s War Memorial
BN 16.08.1919 p4 c and d Kirkby’s War Memorial - illustration
05.04.1920 Parish church of St. Cuthbert Celtic cross unveiled by
Colonel Wadham and the Mayoress of Barrow
Kirkby Ireleth
19.10.1920 Ireleth Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p101]
Easter Sunday 1920 St Cuthbert’s Celtic Cross
Kirkby Lonsdale
WG 14.05.1921 The parish War Memorial has now been erected
in the churchyard of the Parish Church and it is hoped the
unveiling and dedication ceremonies will take place on June 6th. At
the request of the committee Lord Henry Bentinck, M P has
consented to unveil the memorial, but owing to his lordship’s
absence from England the ceremony has had to be postponed to a
date later than that first hoped for.
WG 11.06.1921 Memorial Cross unveiled on 06.06.1921
Kirkby Stephen
PO 11.02.1919 p5b Local War Memorial s, meeting about Kirkby
Stephen
CN 01.03.1919 p4d Chancel Screen in Kirkby Stephen
CWH 01.03.1919 p1g Kirkby Stephen War Memorial – four
schemes suggested
CWH 03.04.1920 p4b Kirkby Stephen War Memorial – The market
Square site sanctioned for removal of Thompson fountain and
replaced by War Memorial
PO 06.04.1920 p7c Kirkby Stephen War Memorial – A memorial
fountain to be removed and erected elsewhere
CWH 10.07.1920 p7b Unveiling ceremony of War Memorial at
Kirkby Stephen
CWH 17.07.1920 p2b/c Photo of Kirkby Stephen War Memorial
CWH 30.09.1922 p11e Kirkby Stephen Parish Council complaint of
the condition of the War Memorial
Kirkby Stephen: Parish Church
CN 01.03.1919 p4d Chancel Screen Application
27.07.1920 Kirkby Stephen Faculty granted for War Memorial
Chancel Screen [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
PO 15.02.1921 p4c Lord Bishop of Carlisle’s first visit to Kirkby
Stephen, A memorial screen dedicated to the men who made the
great sacrifice
PO 22.02.1921 p7a Kirkby Stephen church War Memorial
dedicated by the Bishop
CWH 12.11.1921 p4e War Memorial services at Kirkby Stephen
Kirkby Stephen: Wesleyan School
PO 21.12.1920 p21c School War Memorial at Kirkby Stephen
Wesleyan School in memory of former scholars who fell during the
war
Kirkby Thore
27.07.1920 Kirkby Thore Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
CWH 19.08.1922 p7b Kirkby Thore War Memorial Hall and village
fete
CN 26.08.1922 p9f Kirkby Thore War Memorial Hall Fete in aid of
Kirkoswald
CN 10.05.1919 p4c Plans for War Memorial s at Carlisle
Cemetery, Penrith, Kirkoswald
CWH 11.10.1919 p8d Kirkoswald War Memorial
CWH 24.12.1920 p6b Kirkoswald War Memorial unveiled
PO 28.12.1920 p28b Kirkoswald Memorial unveiled in memory of
the 18 men who fell in the war
CN 01.01.1921 p8a Kirkoswald War Memorial unveiled
CWH 01.1.1921 p11e Kirkoswald War Memorial unveiling and
dedication ceremony
Kirkpatrick Fleming
CN 20.03.1920 p13 Kirkpatrick Fleming War Memorial
Kirksanton: Christ Church
04.05.1920 Christ Church, Kirksanton Faculty granted for War
Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
Knaresdale
CN 08.03.1919 p8c Plans for War Memorial s in Wigton,
Blennerhasset, Knaresdale, Aspatria
CWH 17.07.1920 p2b Knaresdale War Memorial in churchyard
Lambley
CN 28.02.1920 p4 Unveiling of Lambley War Memorial
Lamplugh
19.10.1920 Lamplugh Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p101]
WCT 22.06.1921 p2 Lamplugh War Memorial Dedication. Gives
all names
Lanercost
15.06.1920 Lanercost Faculty granted for War Memorial Brass
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
CN 24.09.1921 p7f Lanercost War Memorial
Langdale
CWH 02.10.1920 p8e Dedication and unveiling of Langdale War
Memorial ; unveiling 26th September 1920
31.07.1920 The War Memorial is now almost completed, but
owning to the dispute in the building trade in this district the work is
temporarily suspended.
26.09.1920 Unveiling and dedication of the War Memorial in the
churchyard of Holy Trinity Church, Chapel Stile. WG 02.10.1920
p6 Includes names of the fallen.
Langholm
CN 01.03.1919 p4d Langholm War Memorial Monument
CN 12.02.1921 p5c Langholm and Canonbie War Memorial s
CN 23.07.1921 p9f Langholm War Memorial
CN 30.07.1921 p15d Langholm War Memorial unveiled
CN 10.09.1921 p7g Langholm War Memorial
Langholm Church
CN 14.05.1921 p8f Langholm Church War Memorial proposed
Langwathby
CWH 01.05.1920 p6g Unveiling of Langwathby War Memorial
CWH 15.05.1920 p5b War Memorial unveiled. Impressive
ceremony at Langwathby
Lazonby
CN 12.04.1919 p4f Upperby, Caldbeck, Lazonby, Bromfield,
Aspatria War Memorial s
CN 31.07.1920 p7c Lazonby War Memorial erected
PO 03.08.1920 p3e Lazonby War Memorial – a cross in memory
of 17 men of Lazonby parish has been erected and unveiled in the
churchyard
CWH 07.08.1920 p8b Lazonby War Memorial unveiling and
dedication ceremony
Levens
CN 12.02.1921 p10c Applications for War Memorial s for Arthuret,
Levens, Silloth, Appleby-in-Westmorland, Irton
WG 12.02.1921 The erection of a memorial cross in the
churchyard was sanctioned at Carlisle Consistory Court
08.02.1921
Liddesdale
CN 13.11.1920 p5d Liddesdale War Memorial unveiled
Lindal: St Peter’s Church
BN 23.08.1919 p10c St. Peter’s Church War Memorial Tablet
BN 27.09.1919 p10a War Memorial fundraising
Whit Sunday 1921 St Peter’s; cross
BN 01.11.1919 p10c St. Peter’s Church War Memorial Tablet
BN 12.02.1921 p9e St. Peter’s Church War Memorial
BN 19.03.1921 p10c St. Peter’s Church War Memorial unveiling
Lindale
30.11.1920 Lindale Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
21.06.1921 Cross in village unveiled
WG 02.07.1921 p7 Memorial tablet unveiled and dedicated at St
Paul’s Church. Article includes names of the Fallen.
Lochmaben
CN 12.02.1921 p13d Lochmaben War Memorial design selected
Long Marton
09.12.1919 Long Marton Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
in churchyard [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CWH 10.07.1920 p6b Dedication of a War Memorial at Long
Marton
CWH 17.07.1920 p7f Long Marton War Memorial – unveiling my
Col. Weston. United service at parish church.
Long Sleddale
19.10.1920 Long Sleddale Faculty granted for War Memorial SunDial [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p101]
23.12.1920 Memorial in the form of a stone sun dial was unveiled
in the churchyard by Mr Richard Bagot of Levens Hall.
WG 25.12.1920 p 12 . Includes names of the fallen.
Longtown
CN 05.04.1919 p4c Brampton, Newcastleton, Longtown War
Memorial s
CN 12.02.1921 p10c Applications for War Memorial s for Arthuret,
Levens, Silloth, Appleby-in-Westmorland, Irton
BN 12.02.1921 p6c Longtown War Memorial unveiling
CN 12.02.1921 p15e Longtown War Memorial at Arthuret Church
CN 10.03.1923 p10f Arthuret Parish War Memorial fundraising for
the building of a Hall
CN 12.05.1923 p12c Arthuret War Memorial Fund Tea Party to
raise money (£745 raised so far)
Lorton
BN 12.07.1919 p10a Lowick War Memorial
26.04.1921 Lorton Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p99]
CN 30.04.1921 p7e Soulby, All Souls’ Church, Netherton, Lorton,
Clifton War Memorial s Faculty granted
WCT 05.11.1921 p3f Lorton War Memorial unveiled; tablet on wall
of church; names give
Lowick
BN12.07.1919 p10a Lowick War Memorial
03.02.1920 Lowick Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford,
Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton,
Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
07.08.1920 Cross unveiled
BN 14.08.1920 p6c Lowick’s tribute to village heroes – unveiling of
cross at St. Luke’s Church
Low Row
CN 12.03.1921 p8e Low Row War Memorial unveiled
Low Seaton
WCT 03.09.1931 p9e Holy Trinity Church, tablet on north wall,
names and inscription given
WCT 10.09.1921 p7 Low Seaton War Memorial dedication, 29
men named
Low Wray
30.11.1920 Low Wray Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
WG 02.04.1921 Unveiling of War Memorial at St Margaret’s
Church on Good Friday
Lowther
17.01.1922 Lowther Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1923 p102]
CWH 12.08.1922 p6d Claiming date, dedication of Lowther War
Memorial
CWH 16.09.1922 p5b&d Historic day at Lowther, unveiling of the
parish War Memorial gates
Mansergh
Marton: St. Peter’s Church
BN 23.08.1919 p10c St. Peter’s Church War Memorial Tablet
BN 27.09.1919 p10a War Memorial fundraising
Whit Sunday 1921 unveiling
BN 01.11.1919 p10c St. Peter’s Church War Memorial Tablet
BN 12.02.1921 p9e St. Peter’s Church War Memorial
BN 19.03.1921 p10c St. Peter’s Church War Memorial unveiling
Maryport:
CN 08.02.1919 p8d Public Meeting re: War Memorial agreed to
support Maryport scheme and have own one as usual
CN 29.11.1919 p10c Maryport, Blennerhasset War Memorial s
Maryport: Baptist Church
CN 15.01.1921 p13e Maryport Baptist Church War Memorial
unveiled
Maryport: Deanery
WCT 23.04.1921 p6 Maryport Deanery; list of names of men on
various Memorials within area
Maryport; London County and Westminster Bank
WCT 13.03.1920 p5c Bronze tablet set in oak inside building, in
memory of 2nd Lieut Vincent George Duckett, 14th DLI, branch
employee
Maryport; Memorial Garden
WCT 19.11.1921 p6c Garden around monument,
Maryport: Presbyterian Church
WCT 23.02.1921 p3e Marble tablet on west wall of building. 15
names given. Unveiled 17.02.1921
Maryport: St Mary’s Church
CN 08.02.1919 p8d War Memorial in church?
WCT 25.09.1920 Stained glass memorial in memory of Major JD
Proud unveiled on September 25th
WCT 12.02.1921 p7b War Memorial chapel created in church.
Oak screens with tablet, altar, cross, windows etc. names and
inscription given ,unveiled Sunday 6th February
Maryport: Tannery
WCT 28.02.1920 p2c Bronze and Granite War Memorial Tablet
unveiled Thursday 26th February 1920. Gives the names of the 12
men who worked for Messrs. J. Williamson & Sons, Maryport who
were lost in the War. Memorial was placed on the wall of the main
office of the factory
Maryport: Wesleyan Chapel
CN 24.09.1921 p6b Maryport Wesleyan War Memorial
WCT 21.09.1921 p3 Maryport Wesleyan War Memorial unveiled;
names given
Matterdale
PO 14.12.1920 p13c Matterdale War Memorial unveiled in
Matterdale Church
14.09.1920 Matterdale Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
Melmerby
Memorial in the churchyard to three soldiers
Middleton
Milburn
CN 16.08.1919 p7a Milburn War Memorial
CWH 16.08.1919 p8e Milburn War Memorial – unveiling
ceremony in the Parish church
Millom
BN 17.05.1919 p16a Millom’s War Memorial
BN 24.07.1920 p11b Millom War Memorial – progress of
collection
BN 28.08.1920 p6 Millom’s War Memorial
BN 02.10.1920 p7c Millom War Memorial
BN 15.01.1921 p9b, c Millom War Memorial fundraising
BN 14.10.1922 p9a Millom’s War Memorial
BN 18.11.1922 p5a Armistice Day, Barrow Cenotaph, Dalton,
Millom
24.05.1925 Unveiling of War Memorial on site facing station
Millom: Holy Trinity Church
14.09.1920 Holy Trinity Church, Millom Faculty granted for War
Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
Millom: St. George’s Church
19.10.1920 St. George’s Church, Millom Faculty granted for War
Memorial Peal-of-Bells
Milnthorpe
14.09.1919 Memorial Cross unveiled on village green WG
20.09.1919
Moor Row
WCT 26.10.1921 p11b Public memorial on roadside in village.
Granite pillar and cross, 28 names given
Moresby
15.06.1920 Moresby Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
WCT 17.09.1921 p9e Moresby and Parton villages; bronze and
slate tablet in church. Names and text given
Morland
PO 26.10.1920 p30b Two War Memorial s dedicated to the men of
the Parish of Morland
CN 30.10.1920 p4b Morland 2 War Memorial s dedicated
CWH 30.10.1920 p4d Morland War Memorial s – dedication
ceremony. Dean of Carlisle on the life after death
Mosser
09.12.1919 Mosser Faculty granted for War Memorial Obelisk in
churchyard [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 13.12.1919 p4c Mosser application for War Memorial
Monument
WCT 04.12.1920 p6e Granite obelisk outside church for parishes
of Eaglesfield, Blindbothel and Mosser. Names of 8 men given
WCT 30.04.1921 p3b Eaglesfield Blindbothel and Mosser; joint
memorial in Paddle School. Marble and slate tablet placed in
schoolroom. Unveiled 22.04.1921, for 44 past students, of whom 8
were lost
Muncaster
29.05.1922 Muncaster Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1923 p102]
WCT 27.09.1922 p1 Muncaster War Memorial unveiled
WCT December 1922 Tablet in Muncaster Church; names given
BN 30.09.1922 p6d Muncaster Memorial unveiled
Murton
CWH 26.06.1920 p1f Murton Parish War Memorial
Natland
WG 27.08.1921 Cross unveiled 21.08.1921
WG 04.03.1922 An oak stand, to serve as a receptacle for the
brass vases of the Memorial Cross has been presented by Mrs W
D Crewdson. Two of the vases were subscribed by relatives of the
fallen men from Oxenholme
Nenthead
CWH 31.12.1921 p1g Nenthead War Memorial
Netherton: All Souls’ Church
26.04.1921 Netherton Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p99]
CN 30.04.1921 p7e Soulby, All Souls’ Church, Netherton, Lorton,
Clifton War Memorial s Faculty granted
WCT 05.11.1921 p5 Dedication of Netherton War Memorial ; white
Nailsworth Gloucestershire stone; gives names
Newbiggin
PO 04.10.1921 p6a Unveiling of a tablet in Newbiggin Church
15.03.1921 Newbiggin Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
Newcastleton
CN 05.04.1919 p4c Brampton, Newcastleton, Longtown War
Memorial s
CN 18.10.1919 p10e Newcastleton War Memorial
CN 22.11.1919 p11c Brampton, Newcastleton War Memorial s
unveiled
New Hutton
20.06.1920 Lychgate and Organ dedicated at St Stephen’s
Church. The original War Memorial took the form of an oak cross
and brass plate giving the names of the fallen in the churchyard.
WG 26.06.1920
Newton Arlosh
26.03.1920 Newton Arlosh Faculty granted for War Memorial
Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
CN 06.11.1920 p10d Newton Arlosh War Memorial
Newton-in-Furness
BN 31.05.1919 p10b, c Newton’s War Memorial
BN 28.06.1919 p10d Newton War Memorial Pyramid
BN 05.07.1919 p10d Newton War Memorial Fund
BN 19.07.1919 p10 a and c Newton War Memorial
BN 27.09.1919 p10a War Memorial fundraising
06.06.1920 Obelisk unveiled
BN 12.06.1920 p4a,b,c, Newton in Furness War Memorial
unveiling photo
Newton Reigny
26.03.1920 Newton Reigny Faculty granted for War Memorial
Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
CWH 03.04.1920 p8e – Local War Memorial applications –
Facilities granted by Consistory Court for Clifton – Newton Reigny
- brass tablet
CWH 12.6.1920 p8c Memorial unveiled at Newton Reigny
Newton Reigny: St. John’s Church
PO 08.06.1920 p6f Memorial unveiled at Newton Reigny – tablet
unveiled at St John’s Church
Nicholforest: St. Nicholas’ Church
09.12.1919 Nicholforest Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
in churchyard [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 14.08.1920 p7f Nicholforest War Memorial dedicated
CN 13.12.1919 p4d Nicholforest Application for War Memorial
Granite Cross in Churchyard
North Stainmore
PO 11.10.1921 p5f Unveiling of a tablet at North Stainmore
CWH 24.09.1921 p4e North Stainmore War Memorial unveiling
and dedication
Old Hutton
02.10.1920 Oak lectern dedicated October 2, 1920.WG
09.10.1920
Ormside, Westmorland
15.06.1920 Ormside Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
CWH 19.06.1920 p1f Local War Memorial s Ormside, Great
Strickland, Crosby Garrett, Crosby Ravensworth, Penrith,
Caldbeck, Shap
Orton, Westmorland
09.12.1919 Orton, Westmorland Faculty granted for War Memorial
Monument [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 13.12.1919 p4c Orton, Westmorland application for War
Memorial Monument
WG 13.12.1919 p9 Faculty granted for Memorial Monument.
Transcript of meeting between Chancellor and local Vicar.
Chancellor expressed disapproval of the design submitted.
CWH 03.07.1920 p9e Orton War Memorial s – tablets unveiled at
the parish and Wesleyan churches. Memorial dedicated by Dean
Lyndon Parkyn and unveiled by Mr William Wilson. Reported in
WG 03/07/1920
Orton, Westmorland; Wesleyan Chapel
WG 03.07.1920 Unveiling of tablet
Osmotherley
02.04.1921 Cross unveiled
Ousby
CWH 22.1.1921 p9b Ousby War Memorial
17.01.1922 Ousby Faculty granted for War Memorial Window
[Diocesan Yearbook 1923 p102]
CWH 22.07.1922 p9d Ousby War Memorial , gratitude for no
casualties
Ousby: Wesleyan Chapel
25.01.1921 p5g Ousby War Memorial – marble tablet erected in
the Wesleyan chapel
Paddle School
WCT 30.04.1921 p3b Eaglesfield Blindbothel and Mosser; joint
memorial in Paddle School. Marble and slate tablet placed in
schoolroom. Unveiled 22.04.1921, for 44 past students, of whom 8
were lost
Papcastle
CN 30.09.1922 p10c Cockermouth & Papcastle War Memorial
Bronze Figure unveiled on Station Hill
Parton
See also Moresby
WCT 08.11.1921 p1 Parton War Memorial unveiling; names given
Patterdale
CWH 10.07.1920 p3g A miniature Bowder Stone – revised War
Memorial at Patterdale
CWH 22.10.1921 p3e Patterdale War Memorial . Appropriate
monument in a beautiful situation. A miniature Bowder Stone
unveiled by Col. Weston MP
WG 22.10.1921 Unveiling and dedication took place on
16.10.1921. Article includes names of the Fallen
Patterdale: St. Patrick’s Church
PO 13.07.1920 p15b Patterdale War Memorial to be erected near
St Patricks, an uncut boulder with the names of the Patterdale
fallen
Pennington
BN 17.05.1919 p11c Pennington War Memorial
BN 09.10.1920 p10a Pennington War Memorial unveiling
BN 16.10.1920 p4a Pennington War Memorial unveiled and
dedicated
BN 23.10.1920 p7b Pennington War Memorial funds
July 1921 Stone plaque
Penrith
CN 10.05.1919 p4c Plans for War Memorial s at Carlisle
Cemetery, Penrith, Kirkoswald
CN 25.10.1919 p4a Penrith War Memorial
CN 27.12.1919 p10b Penrith Returned Soldiers entertained at
Penrith Drill Hall
PO09.03.1920 p9d Penrith War Memorial cross – decision to
change position of it
CN 25.10.1919 p4a Penrith War Memorial
CWH 07.04.1920 p2e Penrith Memorial Cross
PO 26.04.1921 Anzac memorial at Penrith honouring the grave of
an Australian soldier
CWH 04.11.1922 p1f Penrith War Memorial , decision to be
unveiled on Armistice Day
CWH 17.03.1923 p5c/d Penrith War Memorial , tomorrow’s
dedication of castle entrance, Bishop of Carlisle to officiate (photo)
CWH 24.03.1923 p2b Penrith War Memorial unveiling and
dedication (Photo)
Penrith: Castle Park
PO 06.01.1920 p5a&b List of subscriptions to support War
Memorial at Penrith Castle
CWH 21.02.1920 p1a War Memorial committee advance of
£2,000 for Castle Park memorial
PO 24.02.1920 p30d Penrith Castle War Memorial Scheme, clerk
gave money toward the work of laying out the park
CWH 20.03.1920 p7a Penrith Castle Park War Memorial
CWH 10.04.1920 p6c Penrith Castle Park Memorial
CWH 01.05.1920 p1e A garden fete to raise funds for Penrith
Castle War Memorial
CWH 01.05.1920 p7c Penrith Castle War Memorial
CWH 08.05.1920 p6e Garden fete to raise money for Castle Park
memorial
CWH 19.06.1920 p1f Local War Memorial s Ormside, Great
Strickland, Crosby Garrett, Crosby Ravensworth, Penrith,
Caldbeck, Shap
CWH 29.1.1921 p1d Penrith War Memorial at the Park entrance
gate: an objection to raising money
CWH17.09.1921 p3b Penrith Castle Park War Memorial – how the
scheme stands- nearly £900 still required for the park
CWH 24.9.1921 p11c Penrith War Memorial – question of
recording the names- committee adhere to original plan
CWH 11.02.1922 p11e Work begins on the erection of the
memorial entrance to Castle Park, Penrith
CN 28.01.1922 p13c Castle Park War Memorial Gate, tender for
£900 accepted by Penrith Council
CWH 24.02.1923 p6e Penrith War Memorial – unveiling and
dedication
CWH 24.02.1923 p11d Penrith Castle Park War Memorial
unveiling and dedication
CWH 03.03.1923 p6e Penrith Castle Park War Memorial unveiling
and dedication
CWH 10.03.1923 p6e Penrith Castle Park War Memorial unveiling
and dedication
CJ 20.03.1923 4f Unveiling and dedication of memorial at entrance
to Castle Park by the Bishops of Durham and Carlisle. Crowd of
several thousand. Memorial to 200 men and one woman.
CN 29.03.1923 p12e Penrith War Memorial dedication
Penrith: Christ Church
CWH 03.01.1920 p1c Tablet erected in Christ Church, Penrith
15.06.1920 Christ Church, Penrith Faculty granted for War
Memorial Brass [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
CWH 04.12.1920 p9e Penrith War Memorial . Tablet in
Christchurch unveiled by the Bishop
Penrith: Congregational Church
02.10.1920 p4d Penrith War Memorial – tablet unveiled in
congregational church
Penrith : National School
CWH 24.12.1920 p7e Penrith School War Memorial : Old boys of
National School who fell – unveiling ceremony
PO 28.12.1920 p30b Penrith School memorial – a corner of the
school has been dedicated to the boys and masters who died in
the war
Penrith: Oddfellows
15.11.1921 p7d Unveiling of a lodge memorial for fallen Penrith
Oddfellows
Penrith Presbyterian Church
PO 25.05.1920 p28d Unveiling of War Memorial at Presbyterian
Church and remembrance service, Penrith
CWH 22.05.1920 p1b Penrith Presbyterian Church dedication of
War Memorial
CWH 29.05.1920 p2b Penrith Presbyterian Church dedication of
War Memorial
Penrith: St. Andrew’s Church
CWH 03.04.1920 p6g Parish of the Church of St. Andrews – War
Memorial Cross and Tablet service
PO 06.04.1920 p3d Penrith Church War Memorial – unveiling of
the dual memorial placed in St Andrew’s Church and yard
CWH 03.05.1919 Penrith War Memorial s – St Andrews Church
scheme- proposed cross and tablet – approved 07.06.1919 p1a
CWH 07.04.1920 p2e Penrith Memorial Cross
CWH 10.04.1920 p5c Penrith War Memorial Tablet in St Andrews
Churchyard
CN 25.04.2014 p5 “War Memorial to be crimson blaze”
Penrith: St. Catherine’s Church
PO 28.06.1921 p4g War Memorial to Penrith Catholics. Impressive
dedication by the Bishop
Penrith: Wesleyan Chapel
PO 17.05.1921 p5d Memorial to Penrith’s Wesleyan’s fallen –
unveiling by Mrs H.O.Brigg
Penruddock
PO 23.11.1920 p25d Unveiling of a tablet at Penruddock
03.02.1920 Greystoke and Penruddock Faculty granted for War
Memorial Brasses [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CWH 20.11.1920 p3c Unveiling of Penruddock Church War
Memorial
Plumbland
CJ 24.08.1920 p5 Unveiling and dedication of windows
WCT 25.08.1920 p3d Parish Church; two stained glass windows
and a white marble tablet. Names and text given
Plumpton Wall
14.09.1920 Plumpton Wall Faculty granted for War Memorial LychGate [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
CWH 05.10.1921 p7h Plumpton War Memorial dedication by the
Bishop
Ponsonby
26.03.1920 Ponsonby Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
WCT 13.11.1920 p2a Unveiling of Tablet on Sunday 7th November
1920; War Memorial Tablet inside Church; Article gives names of
each person, description of memorial and service
Preston Patrick
14.09.1920 Preston Patrick Faculty granted for War Memorial
Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100
14.11.1920 Cross unveiled in churchyard. WG 20.11.1920
Rampside: St. Michael’s Church
BN 15.04.1922 p11a Rampside War Memorial Window dedicated
BN 07.10.1922 p13c Rampside War Memorial Font dedicated
Raughtonhead
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford,
Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton,
Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
CJ 03.09.1920 Raughtonhead War Memorial dedicated
CN 04.09.1920 p5c Raughtonhead War Memorial dedicated
PO 07.09.1920 p3c Raughtonhead War Memorial – a memorial
unveiled at the church in memory of those from the parish who
fought in the war
Renwick
19.10.1920 Renwick Faculty granted for War Memorial Monument
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p101]
CWH 11.12.1920 p1f Renwick War Memorial
CWH 24.12.1920 p11h Renwick War Memorial unveiling and
dedication service
PO 28.12.1920 p26d Renwick War Memorial – a monument of red
granite erected in churchyard in memory of the one man from the
parish who fell in the war
Rickerby: Cenotaph SEE ALSO Two Counties, Rickerby:
Cenotaph
CN 05.04.1919 p7c Letter to Editor Carlisle War Memorial
CN 26.04.1919 p7f Letter to Editor Carlisle War Memorial
CN 04.10.1919 p4c Two Counties War Memorial , Rickerby
CN 01.11.1919 p7a Rickerby Park War Memorial
CN 14.02.1920 p7 Letter to the Editor “The Joint Counties War
Memorial ”
CN 28.02.1920 p7 Reply to letter to the Editor “The Joint Counties
War Memorial ”
CN 13.03.1920 p7 Further letters of “The Joint Counties War
Memorial ”
CN 20.03.1920 p6 Further letters of “The Joint Counties War
Memorial ”
CN 10.04.1920 p7 Counties War Memorial (2 separate columns)
CN 04.09.1920 p7e Counties War Memorial
CN 13.11.1920 p9a Two Counties War Memorial
CN 11.12.1920 p9a Rickerby War Memorial plans
WCT 17.12.1921 p2 Carlisle Citizen’s League written. Your letter
together with the sealed tube containing the record to be placed on
the Memorial. This is just the kind of record we had in view. The
sealed tube will be duly deposited with the Cenotaph
WCT 20.05.1922 Cenotaph in Carlisle to be unveiled on 25th May
CN 26.02.1921 p7c Two Counties War Memorial
CN 11.06.1921 p7d Rickerby Park War Memorial Bridge
CN 11.03.1922 p9d, e Two Counties War Memorial unveiling
CN 25.03.1922 p7e Rickerby Cenotaph
CN 01.04.1922 p6b, c, d Two Counties War Memorial (appeal for
funds)
CN 06.05.1922 p7d Cenotaph, Rickerby
CN 13.05.1922 p7c Cenotaph, Rickerby & Wigton War Memorial
CN 20.05.1922 p8c, d Cenotaph, Rickerby Park War Memorial
unveiling announcement
BN 27.05.1922 p15c Cumberland & Westmorland Cenotaph
unveiling
CWH 27.05.1922 p3b Joint counties War Memorial at Carlisle
unveiled by the Earl of Lonsdale (with picture)
CN 21.04.1923 p13c Memorial service at Cenotaph for Lieutenant
Collins, V. C.
CN 20.10.1923 p9f The Cenotaph
CN 02.05.2014 p8 Memorial Bridge to get re-vamp
Rigg
CN 23.10.1920 p10e Rigg War Memorial unveiling
Roose SEE Barrow-in-Furness
Rosley
30.11.1920 Rosley Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
Rusland
Saint Bees
27.07.1920 St. Bees Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
WCT 26.03.1921 p2g Stone cross in church grounds. Names
given
WCT 23.08.1924 p10 Whitehaven Police Court. Daniel Stubbs a
coal hewer on the 5th August using a tie pin scratched in large
letters his name on St Bees War Memorial beside station.
Damage 7/6. He was 20 and should have known better. Fined 40/Saint Bees School
WCT 02.07.1921 p5f Stone pillar with cross and two brass tablets
put in chapel to ex students, whose names are on the tablet.
Unveiled 30th June
Saint Cuthbert’s Without, Carlisle
CN 23.04.1921 p4b St. Cuthbert’s Without War Memorial unveiled
Saint Johns in the Vale
WCT 06.11.1920 p4h Memorial unveiled in church grounds.
Names given
CWH 06.11.1920 p8e St John’s in the Vale War Memorial - the
unveiling ceremony
Sanwith
WCT 25.06.1921 p11g Brass plate on wall of village school
unveiled on June 19th. Names and inscription given
Satterthwaite
Sawrey
30.11.1920 Sawrey Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
17.04.1921 Saint Peters, unveiling of memorial plaque to the dead
WG 23/04/1921
Sca Fell Pike
WG 20.08.1921 Letter from S H Hamer, Secretary, National Trust
to the editor giving intended date for building of memorial stone
into summit cairn of Scafell Pike
PO 30.08.1921 p5g Buttermere slate memorial unveiled on the top
of Scafell Pike
WCT 10.09.1921 p4 Four men to carry War Memorial to the top of
Sca Fell Pike; by William Bromley, 6 hour journey. Names of men
who are commemorated
Scaleby
CN 17.07.1920 p8e Scaleby War Memorial unveiled
02.05.1922 Scaleby Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1923 p102]
CN 06.05.1922 p11 Arlecdon, Irthington, Egremont & 2 at Scaleby
War Memorial s applied for
Scotby
CN 03.07.1920 p4 Scotby War Memorial Dedication
Seascale
BN 10.05.1919 p9d Seascale War Memorial
14.09.1920 Seascale Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
WCT 28.05.1921 p9d On Sunday May 22nd large red stone cross
in church grounds. Names given.
11.10.1921 Seascale Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook, 1922, p99]
WCT 21.06.1922 p3 Seascale War Memorial ; plaque in Tablet in
St Cuthbert’s Church. Dedication to old boys of Seascale Prep
School Old Boys names
Seaton
WCT 24.09.1921 p2 Seaton and Cammerton unveiled and names
given
25.09.1923 Seaton Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1924 p103]
WCT 27.08.1924 p1 Bishop unveiling Seaton War Memorial in St
Paul’s Church, Seaton. Names. Designed by JH Martindale.
Executed by the Tudor Art Metal and Platting Co of London
Sebergham
PO 07.12.1920 p7d Permission granted to erect a stone cross in
churchyard at Sebergham and Castle Sowerby
15.03.1921 Sebergham Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
Sedbergh
Congregational Chapel
25.07.1920 War Memorial to the memory of Pte G W Southerin
was unveiled. WG 31.07.1920
Sedbergh School
WG 12.07.1924 Dedication of Memorial Cloister on 6th July 1924
Selside
14.09.1920 Selside Faculty granted for War Memorial Brass
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
16.01.1921 Brass tablet on oak frame unveiled. WG 22.01.1921
WG 22.01.1921 Brass tablet on oak frame unveiled 16.01.1921
Setmurthy
14.09.1920 Setmurthy Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
Shap
PO 11.02.1919 p5b Local War Memorial s, meeting about Shap
CN 27.12.1919 p10b Shap Returned Soldiers been entertained at
a dinner held by the Urban Council
CWH 27.03.1920 p1e Shap War Memorial brass tablet to be
placed in the church
CWH 01.05.1920 p1b Shap War Memorial
15.06.1920 Shap Faculty granted for War Memorial Brass
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
CWH 19.06.1920 p1f Local War Memorial s Ormside, Great
Strickland, Crosby Garrett, Crosby Ravensworth, Penrith,
Caldbeck, Shap
CN 11.12.1920 p7b Shap War Memorial unveiled
CWH 11.12.1920 p9e Local War Memorial s: Celtic Crosses at
Shap and Great Salkeld
WG 11.12.1920p4 The Celtic Cross memorial, made of Shap
granite, has been erected near the main entrance of the
churchyard. There are plans to purchase the Public Hall from the
Lowther estate and transform it into a Memorial Hall; includes
names of the fallen.
WG 20.08.1921 Shap War Memorial Fund arranged sale in the
Public Hall 13.08.1921
CWH 05.10.1921 p4d Shap War Memorial
Silloth
CN 28.06.1919 p4e Silloth War Memorial
CN 28.06.1919 p4f Silloth War Memorial
CN 12.02.1921 p10c Applications for War Memorial s for Arthuret,
Levens, Silloth, Appleby-in-Westmorland, Irton
Silloth: Christ Church
08.02.1921 Christ Church, Silloth Faculty granted for War
Memorial Cross in churchyard [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
WCT 04.05.1921 p2h Silloth War Memorial ; large stone
monument in church grounds; full list of all 49 names
Silverdale
BN 31.07.1920 p10d Silverdale – Canadian War Cross
War Memorial unveiled by Col. Wadham of Dalton. 28.05.1921.
WG 04.06.1921
The site is in close proximity to the Wesleyan Chapel and is on
land given by Mr Dickens of the Woodlands.
A Canadian War Cross has been received by Mrs John Hayton
from the Canadian Government, in memory of her husband who
fell at the Somme in 1916. WG 31.07.1921
Skelsmergh
Skelton
26.03.1920 Skelton Faculty granted for War Memorial Lych-Gate
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
CWH 03.04.1920 p8e – Local War Memorial applications –
Facilities granted by Consistory Court for Skelton – lych gate
PO 21.09.1920 p22d Two War Memorial s erected at Skelton
CWH 25.09.1920 p13e Local War Memorial s – Lychgate and
Cross at Skelton
Skirwith Abbey
CN 21.08.1920 p7d Skirwith Abbey. Medallions etc for returned
soldiers
Soulby
26.04.1921 Soulby Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p99]
CN 30.04.1921 p7e Soulby, All Souls’ Church, Netherton, Lorton,
Clifton War Memorial s Faculty granted
Stainmore
CWH 24.09.1921 p4e North Stainmore War Memorial unveiling
and dedication
CWH 12.11.1921 p4c Stainmore War Memorial
Stainmore: St.Stephen’s Church
CN 09.06.1923 p4c Stainmore War Memorial Stained Glass
Windows in St. Stephen’s Church, Stainmore
CWH 02.06.1923 p1f Stainmore War Memorial – stained glass
window in church
CWH 02.06.1923 p3d Stainmore War Memorial conclusion of the
program
Stainton
CN 10.04.1920 p4 Stainton Village Institute opened as War
Memorial
Stanwix, Carlisle
CN 20.12.1919 p4c Stanwix War Memorial
CN 22.05.1920 p7 Stanwix War Memorial
CN 04.06.1921 p7c Stanwix War Memorial to be unveiled
CN 11.06.1921 p7e Stanwix War Memorial unveiled and
dedicated
07.10.1924 Stanwix Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1925 p103]
Stanwix Cemetery
CN 20.12.1919 p4c Stanwix Cemetery meeting confirming that a
War Memorial would be better situated in Rickerby Park and a full
list of fallen parishioners in St. Michael’s Church, Stanwix
CJ 21.05.1920 p7 List of fallen
CJ 10.06.1921 p7 Full list of men fallen. Daughter of first to fall,
Kathleen Somerville laid wreath
Staveley-in-Cartmel
29.01.1924 Staveley-in-Cartmel Faculty granted for War Memorial
Lych-Gate [Diocesan Yearbook 1925 p102]
CN 02.02.1924 p14b Staveley-in-Cartmel application for LychGate at Church
Staveley
02.07.1921 Wayside cross unveiled. Reported in WG 09/07/1921
Skirwith: Church
PO 06.05.1919 p7d War Memorial in Skirwith Church, faculty for
side chapel refused by Chancellor
Storth
25.04.1920 Monument unveiled by Col Weston 25/04/1920.
Reported WG 01/05/1920
Tallentire
WCT 24.09.1921 p5d Tablet unveiled in Congregational Church;
names given
Tebay-in-Westmorland: St. James’s Church
PO 11.02.1919 p7c Tebay’s War Memorial – decisions made
04.05.1920 St. James’ Church, Tebay-in-Westmorland Faculty
granted for War Memorial Window
Temple Sowerby
CN 14.06.1919 p4b War Memorial s at Temple Sowerby &
Blennerhasset
CJ 15.06.1923 p7e Victory Hall, Temple Sowerby opened by Lady
Tufton. War Memorial for the parish
CWH 30.08.1919 p1g Temple Sowerby War Memorial . Sir John
Atkinson opens village fete
07.10.1924 Temple Sowerby Faculty granted for War Memorial
Window [Diocesan Yearbook 1925 p103]
Threlkeld
CWH 23.08.1919 p1d Application for a brass tablet at Threlkeld
Church
CWH 08.10.1921 p8d Threlkeld War Memorial unveiling
ceremony
WCT 08.10.1921 p4 Threlkeld War Memorial ; 13 names gives
Thursby
CJ 14.01.1921 p4 Thursby War Memorial unveiled; names given
CN 15.01.1921 p13e Thursby (granite) War Memorial unveiled
Thwaites
28.02.1922 Thwaites Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1923 p102]
CN 04.03.1922 p8e Thwaites War Memorial application
Tirril
CWH 03.04.1920 p1a Tirril War Memorial – bronze tablet on an
oak base unveiled by Rev T Sharp, vicar of the Parish
PO 06.04.1919 p3c Unveiling of tablet at Tirril
Torpenhow
15.03.1921 Torpenhow Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross in
Churchyard [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
WCT 13.08.1921 p3e Torpenhow War Memorial in church
grounds; gives names and unveiling
Torver
04.05.1920 Torver Faculty granted for War Memorial Lych-Gate
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
07.06.1921 Torver Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p99]
CN 11.06.1921 p10d Torver, Kirkbride, Crosscrake and Ulverston
War Memorial applications granted
Troutbeck
WG 15.11.1919 p12 Plaque in church unveiled
WG 13.12.1919 p9 The contract for the Memorial Cross has been
awarded to Mr J Swallow, Windermere. The runic cross has been
designed by Mr Morcom of Leicester
16.10.1921 Cross of green slate unveiled Reported in WG
22/10/1921
Tunstall
WG 05.02.1921 reported that a committee meeting had been held
on 03.02.1921 to discuss the proposed Memorial Cross
Two Counties, Rickerby: Cenotaph SEE ALSO CENTOTAPH,
RICKERBY and/or RICKERBY: CENTOTAPH
CN 05.04.1919 p7c Letter to Editor Carlisle War Memorial
CN 26.04.1919 p7f Letter to Editor Carlisle War Memorial
CN 04.10.1919 p4c Two Counties War Memorial , Rickerby
CN 01.11.1919 p7a Rickerby Park War Memorial
CN 14.02.1920 p7 Letter to the Editor “The Joint Counties War
Memorial ”
CN 28.02.1920 p7 Reply to letter to the Editor “The Joint Counties
War Memorial ”
CN 13.03.1920 p7 Further letters of “The Joint Counties War
Memorial ”
CN 20.03.1920 p6 Further letters of “The Joint Counties War
Memorial ”
CN 10.04.1920 p7 Counties War Memorial (2 separate columns)
CN 04.09.1920 p7e Counties War Memorial
CN 13.11.1920 p9a Two Counties War Memorial
WCT 17.12.1921 p2 Carlisle Citizen’s League written. Your letter
together with the sealed tube containing the record to be placed on
the Memorial. This is just the kind o record we had in view. The
sealed tube will be duly deposited with the Cenotaph
CWH 27.05.1922 p3b Joint counties War Memorial at Carlisle
unveiled by the Earl of Lonsdale (with picture)
BN 27.05.1922 p15c Cumberland & Westmorland Cenotaph
unveiling `
CN 27.05.1922 p4g Two Counties War Memorial Editorial
CN 27.05.1922 pp 13-14 Two Counties War Memorial unveiling
ceremony
CN 21.04.1923p13c Cenotaph Memorial Service for Lieut. Collins,
V. C.
CN 02.05.2014 p8 Memorial Bridge to get re-vamp
Ulverston
BN 01.02.1919 p11a Ulverston War Memorial – divided opinions
BN 08.02.1919 p3b, c Ulverston War Memorial - suggestions
BN 26.07.1919 p11d Ulverston War Memorial Cross - plans
BN 02.08.1919 p9d Ulverston War Memorial
BN 05.06.1920 p9c Ulverston Memorial Cross
13.05.1921 Market Square Wayside Cross unveiled
CN 11.06.1921 p10d Torver, Kirkbride, Crosscrake and Ulverston
War Memorial applications granted
Ulverston: Oddfellow’s
BN 15.01.1921 p13c Oddfellow’s War Memorial
Ulverston: St. Mary’s Church
07.06.1921 Ulvertson St Mary’s – to convert south chancel into
War Memorial chapel [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p99]
13.07.1923 Dedication of War Memorial Chapel
Ulverston: Saint Mary’s Catholic Church
BN 28.06.1919 p13 b, c and d Proposal of Lychgate War Memorial
BN 10.04.1920 p12a Unveiling of War Memorial Lychgate
Ulverston: Soutergate Congregational Church
BN 06.11.1920 p9c Oak Tablet unveiling, names given
Ulverston: Victoria Grammar School
BN 31.05.1919 p9c Ulverston Grammar School War Memorial
BN 20.12.1919 p13 b and c Unveiling of War Memorial
Underbarrow
WG 10.01.1920 Unveiling and dedication of Memorial Cross in All
Saints Churchyard took place on 04.01.1920
Underskiddaw
CWH 08.1.1921 p8d Unveiling of War Memorial at Underskiddaw
Upperby, Carlisle Upperby, Caldbeck, Lazonby, Bromfield,
Aspatria
CN 12.04.1919 p4f War Memorial s
09.12.1919 Upperby Faculty granted for War Memorial Window
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 23.04.1921 p4b St. Cuthbert’s Without War Memorial unveiled
in Upperby cemetery
CJ 26.04.1921 p2a Upperby War Memorial unveiled
Urswick and Stainton
23.10.1921 Latin cross unveiled, parish church of Saint Michael’s
BN 10.06.1922 p7a Urswick Roll of Honour unveiled [Urswick
Parish Council]
BN 17.06.1922 p11a Urswick Roll of Honour unveiled [Urswick
Parish Council]
Vale of Lune
Walton
27.07.1920 Walton Faculty granted for War Memorial Brass
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
Warcop
14.01.1930 Warcop Faculty granted for War Memorial
[DiocesanYearbook 1931 p110]
Ted Short I knew My Place, 1983, pp35-6 memory of the
dedication of the War Memorial
Warwick
15.06.1920 Warwick Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
CN 18.12.1920 p7c Warwick Church Memorial Tablet unveiled
Warwick Bridge: St. Paul’s Church
CN 02.05.2014 p6 Village War Memorial see also book “Lest We
Forget” by Warwick Bridge Local History Group shelved at
1 B 9 WAR 9 in Jackson Library
Waterkirk
CN 13.11.1920 p5d Waterkirk War Memorial unveiled
Watermillock
19.10.1920 Watermillock Faculty granted for War Memorial Brass
and Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p101]
CN 29.01.1921 p13c Watermillock War Memorial unveiled and
dedicated
Waverton
26.03.1920 Waverton with Dundraw Faculty granted for War
Memorial Monument [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
Welton: St. James’ Church
30.11.1920 St. James’ Church, Welton Faculty granted for War
Memorial Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
CN 11.12.1920 p7b Welton Parish Church War Memorial
CN 12.02.1921 p6b Welton War Memorial unveiled
West Seaton
30.11.1920 West Seaton Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
Westnewton: St. Matthew’s Church
09.12.1919 St. Matthew’s Church, Westnewton Faculty granted for
War Memorial Brass [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 13.12.1919 p4d St. Matthew’s Church, Westnewton
Application for War Memorial Brass at the West End of the church
WCT 10.01.1920 p9f Unveiling of brass tablet in church. ‘in
memory of Will A.Stoddart and Edward Harrington who fell in the
Great War 1914 – 1918’
Westward
CN 03.01.1920 p4b Westward War Memorial unveiled
Wetheral
CN 15.02.1919 p4c Carlisle War Memorial Border Regiment
Memorial at Brampton, Whitehaven, Westward, Gretna
CN 10.04.1920 p4 Wetheral Medals to Soldiers
30.12.1920 Wetheral Faculty granted for War Memorial Lych-Gate
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
CN 01.01.1921 p10e Planning applications for Wetheral,
Camerton, Newbarns and Whicham War Memorial s
Whicham
30.12.1920 Whicham Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
CN 01.01.1921 p10e Planning applications for Wetheral,
Camerton, Newbarns and Whicham War Memorial s
Whitehaven
CN 11.01.1919 p5c War Memorial ; Town Hall or Park?
CN 15.02.1919 p4c Carlisle War Memorial Border Regiment
Memorial at Brampton, Whitehaven, Westward, Gretna
CN 17.07.1920 p4f Whitehaven War Memorial
CN 30.10.1920 p4a Whitehaven Church War Memorial unveiled
and dedicated
CN 13.10.1923 p6b Whitehaven War Memorial ready to be
unveiled
02.11.1923 Whitehaven War Memorial unveiled
Whitehaven: Christ Church
27.07.1920 Christ Church, Whitehaven Faculty granted for War
Memorial Windows [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
17.07.1929 Christ Church, Whitehaven Faculty granted for War
Memorial [Diocesan Yearbook 1929 p112]
Whitehaven: Congregational Church
BN 04.12.1920 p10c Whitehaven Congregational Church unveiling
of stained glass windows and brass tablet
Whitehaven: St. Begh’s Church
WCT 06.09.1924 p8 Unveiled Whitehaven St Begh’s Catholic War
Memorial . Two years collecting the names
Whitehaven: St. James’ Church
11.03.1919 St. James Church, Whitehaven, Faculty granted for
War Memorial Chapel [Diocesan Yearbook 1920 p97]
Whitehaven; St Nicholas Church
WCT 30.10.1920 p4a,b Two tablets in church and window unveiled
by the Bishop of Barrow
Wigton
CN 08.02.1919 p8d Wigton War Memorial ; public meeting to be
called
CN 08.03.1919 p8c Plans for War Memorial s in Wigton,
Blennerhasset, Knaresdale, Aspatria
CN 02.08.1919 p5d Wigton War Memorial
CN 31.05.1919 p11b Proposals for local War Memorial s at
Wigton, High Hesket, Crosby Ravensworth
CN 21.06.1919 p3e Wigton Memorial Rival Schemes
CN 17.01.1920 p6 Wigton’s proposed Memorial park
WCT 09.10.1920 p5e Large granite town memorial in cemetery
CN 06.11.1920 p8e Wigton War Memorial
WCT 06.08.1921 p6 Unveiling of War Memorial at Friends School
Wigton, names given
CN 13.05.1922 p7c Cenotaph, Rickerby & Wigton War Memorial
Station Hill, Wigton
Wigton: Congregational Church
WCT 06.11.1920 p3h Tablet inside church. Names given
Wigton; Nelson School
11.11.1932 Unveiling of Roll of Honour by Henry A.Dudding
Wigton: Roman Catholic Church
CN 06.03.1920 p4 War Memorial unveiled Wigton Roman
Catholic Church
Windermere
WG 15.11.1924 The public War Memorial was unveiled on
09.11.1924 by Mrs Atkinson who lost four sons in the War. The
memorial commemorates the men who lost their lives from the
combined parishes of St Martin’s, St Mary’s and St John’s. It is
located between Windermere and Bowness at the foot of Upper
Craig Walk.
WG 01.07.1922 p8 estimate that complete cost of Bowness War
Memorial Scheme will be £7000
Windermere: Parish Church
WG 05.08.1922 p4 Windermere Parish Church Organ unveiled
and dedicated as War Memorial on 30.07 1922
BN 05.08.1922 p7c Windermere War Memorial Organ dedicated
in Parish Church
CN 12.08.1922 p2e Windermere Parish Church Organ unveiled as
War Memorial
CJ 12.08.1922 p2e Windermere Parish Church Organ unveiled as
War Memorial
Windermere: St. John’s Church
04.05.1920 St. John’s Church, Windermere Faculty granted for
War Memorial Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
Windermere: St, Martin’s Church
15.01.1918 St. Martin’s Church, Windermere, Faculty granted for
War Memorial chapel [Diocesan Yearbook 1919 p98]
Preliminary steps towards erection of Sir William Forwood’s gift
memorial commenced. WG 16.07.1921
WG 11.02.1922 additional articles received from relatives in
memory of Lt H E Leyland, Mr Richardson, Capt E G Mucklow,
Edmund Johnson, Capt T H Roughton M.C., Ralph Douglas
Waters, Alfred Walker M.M.
02.07.1922 War Memorial Chapel dedicated by the bishop of
Carlisle
WG 08.07.1922 p8 Dedication of Memorial Chapel
Windermere: St. Mary’s Church
15.03.1921 St. Mary’s Church, Windermere Faculty granted for
War Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
10.07.1921 Dedication of tablet.
16.10.1920 Stained glass window dedication service. Reported in
WG 23/10/1920
WG 09.07.1921 p8 Tablet unveiled by Mrs Broadrick, mother of Lt
Col Broadrick on 03.07.1921
WG 16.07.1921 p8 Unveiling and dedication of Memorial Tablet
took place on 10.07.1921
Windermere: Grammar School. Memorial Sports Pavilion
[including memorial Tablet] opened 21.07.1923. WG 28.07.1923
p10
Winskill
PO 14.06.1921 p5a Hunsonby and Winskill War Memorial – a
touching village tribute
Winster
27.07.1920 Winster Faculty granted War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
Oct 1920 Cross dedicated in churchyard
Witherslack
BN 22.05.1920 p10c Proposed Memorial for Witherslack
30.11.1920 Witherslack Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross
[Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
17.04.1921 Pedestal cross unveiled in St Paul’s churchyard
Reported in WG 23/04/1921
Witherslack
WG 21.08.1921 Financial position for the Memorial Cross is now
cleared.
Workington
CN 10.09.1921 p4d Workington War Memorial
WCT 19.07.1922 p1 Workington Lych-Gate and Tablet unveiled to
the 499 brave men who fell
CN 09.12.1922 p5f Workington War Memorial fund raising
CN 23.12.1922 p14e Workington Memorial objections to
fundraising
WCT 10.01.1927 p13 Meeting of Workington Memorial Committee.
Design and site of memorial being discussed. £1600 raised so far.
WCT 25.05.1927 p6 Workington Memorial Committee criticised
and questioned due to lack of progress. Report.
CJ 26.06.1928 p5f Unveiling of War Memorial in Vulcans Park.
Memorial to 554 Workington men who gave their lives
Workington: Clifton Church
WCT 10.09.1921 p2 unveiling of Clifton Church, Workington War
Memorial ; gives names
Workington: Evangelical Church
WCT 22.07.1922 p5 Workington Evangelical Church War
Memorial unveiled
Workington: Higher Grade School
WCT 19.06.1920 p2c Unveiled Thursday 17th June 1920. Roll of
honour, paper list in Oak Frame. Details of service
Workington: Mission Hall, Main Street, Westfield
WCT 30.03.1921 p4b Bronze tablet on front wall of building; for
over 300 men involved in action.
Workington: Post Office
WCT 30.08.1922 p4 Workington Post Office War Memorial
unveiled; names given
Workington: Wesleyan Chapel
WCT 05.01.1924 p6 Workington Wesleyan Methodist Brass Tablet
in church, names
Wray
Unveiling of War Memorial , St Margaret’s Church, Low Wray on
Good Friday. WG 02.04.1921
CN 02.04.1921 p4e Wray War Memorial
Wreay
CN 03.05.1919 p4b War Memorial s at Wreay, Brampton, Bolton,
Dumfries
CN 15.11.1919 p8d Wreay War Memorial unveiling
CN 03.01.1920 p4c Wreay War Memorial unveiled
BN 08.02.1919 p5a, b War Memorials letters
BN 22.02.1919 p3b “Graves of the Empire’s Dead”
BN 22.03.1919 p5a Local War Museums
CN 15.03.1919 p7e War Memorial applications for individuals and
Parishes
CN 03.05.1919 p5c War Memorial Mottoes
CN 05.07.1919 p4d Church War Memorial s
CN 12.07.1919 p3f War Memorial s
CN 12.07.1919 p4 Peace celebrations
CN 25.07.1919 p9f War’s Anniversary
CN 25.07.1919 p10 Peace celebrations
CN 25.07.1919 p14 Peace celebrations – widespread celebrations
CN 25.07.1919 p15 Peace celebrations – widespread celebrations
CN 02.08.1919 p7f Carlisle’s Peace celebrations
CN 09.08.1919 p5e Local War Honours
CN 09.08.1919 p9b Peace celebrations
CN 16.08.1919 p9c Peace celebrations
CN 16.08.1919 p10d War Decorations Presented
CN 23.08.1919 p4d Peace celebrations
CN 20.09.1919 p7b Peace celebrations victory march at Carlisle
CN 20.09.1919 p7c Peace celebrations victory march at Carlisle
CN 20.09.1919 p4f Carlisle Peace celebrations
CN 04.10.1919 p5a Suggested County War Memorial
CN 08.11.1919 p7f War Memorial s
CN 15.11.1919 p4d Armistice Anniversary – 2 minutes silence
CN 15.11.1919 p10e County War Memorial
CN 13.12.1919 p4b Many Parish War Memorial s
CWH 31.07.1920 p1g Local War Memorial s
CN 21.08.1920 p7f War Memorial s exhibition
PO 14.09.1920 p14d A limestone cross erected in memory of
those men from the parish who fell during the war
CN 18.09.1920 p9f dates on Memorials
CN 18.09.1920 p9f other War Memorial s
BN 06.11.1920 p3c Memorials on Battlefields
CN 04.12.1920 p15b Applications for many War Memorial s
CN 18.12.1920 p4c Ex-soldier in Workhouse
CN 18.12.1920 p9d War Memorial designs
BN 27.11.1920 p4a British War Memorial s
BN 04.11.1922 p19 a Flanders Poppies
BN 04.11.1922 p20d Remembrance Day: Flanders Poppies
BN 11.11.1922 p14a, d Memorial Services