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Joseph Winter (LOST)

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Type of Memorial
Window
WMR Reference Number
71062
Description
Stained glass window featuring St. Oswald. (The subject is St. Oswald who lived about AD 642. He is attired in tunicle and robe bordered with ermine. He wears a crown and his hands rest on the hilt of his two handed sword. The border consists of crowned 'O's and the background is of flowers.)
Inscription
A.M.D.G. and in tender memory of Joseph Winter,/aged 20, who was killed in the Great War on 26th July 1917./This window was erected by his loving parents. R.I.P
War
First World War (1914-1918)
Number Commemorated
1
Died
1
Information shown
surname, forename, age, date of death, relationships
Maker(s)

  • Mr W H Wood FRIBA

  • Messrs. Burlison & Co., 36 Great Ormond Street, London, Makers

Sponsor Type
private
Sponsored By
By his parents, of Mount Stewart Street, Dawdon

Ceremonies

Unveiled

24 Jul 1921

Lt.Col. K.J.W. Leather, CBE, 4th DLI

Dedicated

24 Jul 1921

Rev. E.W. Bolland, rector of Southwick, formerly vicar of Dawdon

Components

Window

Made from: Stained Glass


Condition: Lost