The Roll of Honour is a list of 180 names which will be read out to remember the men who gave their lives during WW1. Everyone is free to nominate someone here.
I am pleased to announce that the following men from the St Barnabas Memorial will have their names read out on -
20th September 2014 at 19.25 BST -
John Patrick LEESON Harry LETTS James Clement LONGDEN John William LONGMATE George MARTIN Francis MASKERY George MEARS Harry MILLBAND Bernard MILLINGTON Arthur MITCHELL Frederick MITCHELL William Percy MORLEY Frederick MUSGROVE Walter MUSGROVE William NEEDHAM John William NURSE Thomas O'BRIEN Walter PARKIN Arthur PERKS George Edward PRATT Arthur PURKISS
The Tower of London Roll of Honour video link can now be accessed here
I will post a link to each ceremony in a blog post when all of the men have been commemorated on the Roll of Honour.
Look out for the next batch of St Barnabas Memorial men in the coming weeks.
The Roll of Honour is a list of 180 names which will be read out to remember the men who gave their lives during WW1. Everyone is free to nominate someone here.
I am pleased to announce that the following men from the St Barnabas Memorial will have their names read out on -
12th September 2014 at 19.25 BST -
John William HALL Arthur HEELEY John Ernest HOLROYD William Bamford HOUSTON William Ewart JACKLIN John James KIRK Wilfred KIRK
I will post a link to the actual ceremony when I receive it from the Tower Of London.
Look out for the next batch of St Barnabas Memorial men in the coming weeks.
The Roll of Honour is a list of 180 names which will be read out to remember the men who gave their lives during WW1. Everyone is free to nominate someone here.
I am pleased to announce that the following men from the St Barnabas Memorial will have their names read out on -
3rd September 2014 at 19.25 BST -
James BENISON (BENNISON) Arnold CALLISS Ernest COOPER Norman CROYSDILL (CROSSDALE / SWEETING) Harry GREEN
5th September 2014 at 1925 BST -
Albert COX
I will post a link to the actual ceremony when I receive it from the Tower Of London.
Look out for the next batch of St Barnabas Memorial men in the coming weeks.
