Memorial

All Saints Church WW1

Source: Hazel Lee

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Current Location

A joint venture of the Church of England and the United Reformed Church serving the people of Winson Green. , Bishop Latimer with All Saints Church, Beeton Road, Winson Green, Birmingham, West Midlands, B18 4QD, England

OS Grid Reference

SP 04181 88791

Denomination

Church of England

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Memorial Details

Type of Memorial: Church Fabric / Fitting: Reredos or screen
WMR Reference Number: 43347
Description: CAST METAL CHANCEL SCREEN IN FOUR SECTIONS A.S.Y.A. is All Saints Youth Association In memory of Rev. W. H. Kay. M.A., M.C., founder and leader of the A.S.Y.A. Also to be a Memorial Hall in Paxton Road, £1,000 subscribed Boys' Brigade & Girls Association - Anchor and Junior Sections
Inscription: LEFT SIDE: THE GREAT WAR/ THIS CHANCEL SCREEN/ WAS ERECTED BY/ MEMBERS OF THE/ CONGREGATION OF THIS/ CHURCH AS A MEMORIAL/ OF THOSE WHO/ WORSHIPPED HERE, WHO/ GAVE THEIR LIVES/ IN THE GREAT WAR/ AND WHOSE NAMES ARE/ RECORDED HERE ON./ THE COST OF THE/ CENTRE PORTION/ WAS DEFRAYED BY/ MEMBERS OF THE/ A.S.Y.A/ IN HONOUR/ OF THEIR LEADER/ THE REV/ WILLIAM KAY/ BA, MC, CF/ CURATE OF THIS CHURCH/ KILLED IN ACTION/ APRIL 5TH 1918/ IN SURE AND/ CERTAIN HOPE CENTRE LEFT SIDE: 1914 + 1918/ KILLED IN/ ACTION/ (A.S.Y.A. MEMBERS)/ (NAMES) CENTRE RIGHT AND RIGHT SIDE SIDE: MEMBERS/ OF THE/ CONGREGATION/ KILLED IN ACTION/ (NAMES)

Commemoration

War: First World War (1914-1918)
Number Commemorated: 46
Served: 23
Died: 23
Information shown: surname,forename
Order of names: surname,forename

Conservation

Components

Screen

Made from: Metal

Condition: Good

Further Information

Birmingham Mail - Saturday 25 September 1920 HOCKLEY WAR MEMORIAL ALL SAINTS’ CHANCEL DEDICATED BY BISHOP.
Coventry Herald - Saturday 02 October 1920 HOCKLEY. DEDICATION OF WAR MEMORIAL.