Memorial

Barnes Parish WW1

Men of Barnes Parish WW1

Source: David Ayling

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Current Location

St Michael's & All Saints Church, Elm Bank Gardens, Barnes, Richmond Upon Thames, Greater London, SW13 0NX, England

TQ 21449 76081

Church of England

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Type of Memorial: Roll of honour or book of remembrance
WMR Reference Number: 113122
Description: A Roll of Honour of the men of Barnes Parish who died in the First World War. At the top left are the flags of the United Kingdom and England. There is a biblical quotation at the top and information at the bottom of the Roll. The main body of the text is in black lettering but some of the words are also in red. The Roll is set in a glazed wooden frame
Inscription: /These are They Who For God and Their/Country Willingly Offered Themselves/And They Shall Be Mine Saith The/Lord of Hosts in That Day When I Make/Up My Jewels/Judges Vs Malachi III.17/ /R.I.P/ (Names) /The Congreation of St Michael's Thankfully Record/The Names of Those Who Either Lived Within The/Bounds of This Parish or Were Intimately/Connected With This Church and Who Gave Their/Lives in The Great War 1914-1918 - The Churchyard/Cross at St. Mary's is The Memorial of All Barnes Men/And Therefore of Most of The Above - Their Names/ Being Included in The General List in St. Mary's Church/

Roll of honour

Made from: Paper

Condition: Good