ETHERLEY
There are 2 memorials in Etherley which cover Low Etherley, High Etherley, Toft Hill and some of the surrounding hamlets such as Morley and Windmill which are within the adjoing Parish of Evenwood & Barony.
They are:
The memorials commemorate the men in alphabetic order but the following lists them chronologically by their date of death.
| NAME | DATE | REGIMENT | CEMETERY |
| CAILE J.A. | 21.10.1914 | 3/Coldstream Guards | Menin Gate Memorial |
| MILLION W. | 09.08.1915 | 2/DLI | Menin Gate Memorial |
| RICHARDS J.C. | 16.09.1915 | 44/RGA | Pembroke Dock M.C. |
| CLARKE J. | 27.03.1918 | 1/6 DLI | Namps-Au-Val British Cemetery |
| CRADDOCK A. | 29.02.1916 | 6/DLI | Perth China Wall |
| GASKIN F. | 01.07.1916 | 7/Yorks | Fricourt B.C. |
| ALDERSON T.A. | 16.09.1916 | 10/DLI | Thiepval Memorial |
| TAZEY F. | 16.09.1916 | 15/DLI | Thiepval Memorial |
| WILSON R.W. | 03.10.1916 | 6/Yorks | Evenwood |
| BRUNSKILL F. | 05.11.1916 | 6/DLI | Warlencourt |
| FEATHERSTONE J.R. | 28.02.1917 | 10/DLI | Etaples M.C. |
| FEATHERSTONE W. | 01.03.1917 | 15/DLI | Gommecourt B.C. |
| GREAVISON W. | 14.04.1917 | 1/6 DLI | Arras Memorial |
| HOBSON G. | 23.04.1917 | 14/DLI | Bethune Town Cemetery |
| HODGSON G.B. | 20.05.1917 | 1/RMLI | Point-du-Jour M.C. Athies-les-Arras |
| HALL H.R. | 26.07.1917 | 20/DLI | Menin Gate Memorial |
| HARDY A. | 04.10.1917 | 13/NF | Tyne Cot Memorial |
| HARRISON J.C. | 04.01.1918 | 11/DLI | Heudicourt C.C. |
| BAINBRIDGE J. | 23.03.1918 | 11/DLI | Pozieres Memorial |
| WILLIAMS J. | 17.04.1918 | 1/5 North Staffs | Ploegsteert Memorial |
| BAISTER D. | 27.05.1918 | 5/DLI | Soissons Memorial |
| RUSHFORD O. | 30.05.1918 | 6/DLI | Soissons Memorial |
| MOSES W.A. | 08.06.1918 | 7/East Yorks | Hawthorn Ridge Cemetery No.1 |
| REED T.G. | 28.07.1918 | 19/DLI | Tyne Cot Memorial |
| SAMS A. | 06.09.1918 | 8/Royal Irish | Le Grand Beaumart BC Steenwerck |
| HODGSON J.A. | 19.11.1918 | ASC | Terlincthun B.C. Wimille |
Details of 30238 Lance Corporal John Clarke 1/6 DLI died of wounds 27 March 1918 has been added 23 August 2017. John Clarke lived in Etherley prior to being married in 1915 when he moved to Roddymoor. Some sources record his name as CLARK but I believe it to spelt CLARKE.
The Gaunless Valley in World War 1 