Memorial

Major G Winterbottom

Window

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Current Location

South aisle, All Saints Church, Shardlow Road, Aston On Trent, South Derbyshire, Derbyshire, DE72 2AN, England

OS Grid Reference

SK 41493 29353

Denomination

Church of England

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Memorial Details

Type of Memorial: Window
WMR Reference Number: 65924
Description: A three-light stained glass window in a pointed arch opening with additional panes in the tracery. The pointed arch lights depict saints in red, blue and white robes trampling a purple Satan and blue dragon. The central tracery pane has the badge of the Derbyshire Yeomanry and the two side panes depict angels. The inscriptions are in black upright gothic lettering. The bottom left corner of the left light bears the wheatsheaf and castle mark used by Kempe & Co Ltd after 1907.
Inscription: Left pane of tracery: Praise the Lord ye angels Right pane of tracery: Ye that excel in strength Across head of left and right light: On earth peace,/ good will toward men Centre light: He shall save/ His people./ The God of Peace/ shall bruise Satan/ under your feet shortly. Foot of left light: There was/ war in heaven/ That old serpent was cast out Foot of right light: For England Panel at foot of right light: In loving memory of Major Guy Winterbottom,/ Derbyshire Yeomanry, killed in action Salonika/ Front 9th. Aug. 1917, aged 27 years, this window/ is dedicated by his father, wife, and step-mother.

Commemoration

War: First World War (1914-1918)
Number Commemorated: 1
Died: 1
Information shown: Surname, rank, year died, regiment, place of death, forename, manner of death, age of death

History

Maker(s): C E Kempe & Co Ltd, Artist
Sponsor Type: private
Sponsored By: Mrs Guy Winterbottom and Colonel and Mrs William Dickson Winterbottom
Maintenance History: 12 July 1979: The church lies within the Aston on Trent Conservation Area first designated on that date. 10 November 1967: The church was listed Grade I, Heritage List for England number 1281625.

Conservation

Components

Window: Height: 3000mm

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