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    Memorial

    Whissendine Primitive Methodist Church

    Primitive Methodist Church WW1 RoH removed from frame - 2025

    Source: ©2025 David Martin

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    Current Location

    Previously in the church, St. Andrews Church Vicarage, Main Street, Whissendine, Rutland, Rutland, LE15 7ES, England

    OS Grid Reference

    SK 83314 14307

    Denomination

    Church of England

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    Type of Memorial
    Roll of honour or book of remembrance
    WMR Reference Number
    113360
    Description
    Previously a wall mounted, framed and glazed, portrait orientated, hand-drawn Roll of Honour (see last paragraph). The heavy wood frame had a straight pediment with carved decorative borders and flat scroll panels at the top and bottom sides (now discarded). The roll of honour has a green floral decorative border outlined in yellow, with English roses at the bottom 2 corners, and depictions of a Distinguished Service Order, Victoria Cross and a Military Cross in laurel wreaths at top centre and both corners. The dedicatory inscription is at the top, above and below nine coloured hanging flags of the Allies. Beneath in a thin black line border, are the names, and then a further dedication. At bottom centre of the names border, there is a set of R.A.F. wings within laurel leaves, and a stanza from a poem by Tennyson. Note: After a torrential downpour and rain ingress through the roof, the Roll of Honour was found to be badly damaged. The Vicar's husband removed it to the Vicarage and dried it out. The frame was warped, mouldy and disintegrating so it was removed and discarded. The Roll of Honour appears to be in a good condition and is currently held, unframed, in the Vicarage.
    Inscription
    For/ King, Country & Humanity/ Roll of Honour/ FOR THE BRAVE MEN WHO HAVE GONE FORTH AT THE CALL OF DUTY/ FROM WHISSENDINE PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL/ - TO THE GREAT WAR OF 1914 -/ (Names)/ ALSO SERVED/ (Names)/ PRESENTED BY MR & MRS W. RODGERS/ IN MEMORY OF THEIR BELOVED SON/ JOSEPH EDWARD RODGERS/ RE DRAWN BY RAY SHAW 30.10.22/ NOT ONCE OR TWICE IN OUR ROUGH ISLAND-STORY/ THE PATH OF DUTY WAS THE PATH TO GLORY. Tennyson.
    War
    First World War (1914-1918)
    Number Commemorated
    19
    Served
    14
    Died
    5
    Information shown
    Surname, forename, initials, rank, regiment or service, date of death, age at death, manner and place of death
    Order of names
    Died, served
    Maker(s)
    Maintenance History
    Post 2018: After a torrential downpour and rain ingress through the roof, the Roll of Honour was found to be badly damaged. The Vicar's husband removed it to the Vicarage and dried it out. The frame was warped, mouldy and disintegrating so it was removed and discarded. The Roll of Honour appears to be in a good condition and is currently held, unframed, in the Vicarage.

    Ceremonies

    Previous Location(s)

    • Whissendine Primitive Methodist chapel, Ashwell Road, Whissendine, Rutland, Rutland, LE15 7EN, England

      OS Grid Reference

      SK 83419 14250

      Denomination

      Primitive Methodist

      Year of move

      2009

      Reason for move

      Chapel closed in 2009 and was sold, and converted to a private dwelling

    Custodian
    PCC

    Components

    Roll of honour

    Height: c500mm

    Width: c3700mm


    Made from: Paper


    Condition: Good


    Report a Concern

    War Memorials Trust Reference Number
    260524

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