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    Memorial

    D Cooke

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    Source: Copyright Scottish War Memorials Project

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    Current Location

    Holy Trinity Church, A924, Pitlochry, Perth And Kinross, Tayside, PH16 5DL, Scotland

    OS Grid Reference

    NN 94541 57807

    Denomination

    Scottish Episcopal

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    © WMR-6056

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    Type of Memorial
    Window
    WMR Reference Number
    6056
    Description
    Stained glass window of two lights, one depicting St George and the other St Denys. The inscription is on the foot of the right hand light.
    Inscription
    In Loving memory of/ Denys Cooke the Black Watch/born Aug 1st 1891 fell at/Givenchy France April 18th 1918
    War
    First World War (1914-1918)
    Number Commemorated
    1
    Died
    1
    Information shown
    surname, date of death, regiment, place of death, forename, date of birth
    Maker(s)
    • John Hardman & Co. Ltd, Makers

    Ceremonies

    Dedicated

    25 May 1919

    Bishop of St Andrews

    Components

    Window

    Height: 180CM

    Width: 60CM


    Made from: Stained Glass


    Condition: Good


    • http://warmemscot.s4.bizhat.com/viewtopic.php?t=2222&mforum=warmemscot
    • Blairgowrie Advertiser 31st May 1919 A stained glass window in memory of Captain Denys Cooke,Black Watch,only son of the former Rector,was on Sunday dedicated by the Bishop of St Andrews.The chief lights of the window represent St George and St Denys,the patron saint of France,with underneath the arms,respectively,of the Black Watch and Paris.