St. Paul’s Church: Roll of Honour
The memorial plaque takes the form of a wall mounted tablet and commemorates the 37 Evenwood men who fell in the Great War.
COMMRADES OF THE GREAT WAR IN MEMORIUM
- 2/Lt. T. W. Applegarth D.L.I.
- L/C J.W. Arkless Lincs Regt.
- Sapper A.K. Atkinson MM R.E.
- D.Baister D.L.I.
- AB W. Carrick HMS Ardent
- C.T. Cox D.L.I.
- T. Davis 4th NF
- H. Dixon Border Regt.
- G. Dowson R I Fus
- T.H. Dunn D.L.I.
- J. Ellerker D.L.I.
- Gunner W. Gray R F Artil
- J. Heseltine Y & L Reg
- R. Heaviside D.L.I.
- J. Hewitt D.L.I.
- W. Howlett N. Fus
- Pte J. Hutchinson Manchester Reg
- AB A. Lynas HMS Ardent
- J. Maughan D.L.I.
- J. Maughan D.L.I.
- M. G. Middlemas D.L.I.
- J. Million D.L.I.
- G. Parmley D.L.I.
- Gunner F. Purvis R.G.A.
- G.H. Raine D.L.I.
- S.R. Rutter RE
- T.W. Simpson D.L.I.
- J. Skelhorn D.L.I.
- W. Snowball D.L.I.
- J.W. Spence D.L.I.
- L/Cpl. W. Storey Y&L
- E. Towers D.L.I.
- J. Walling D.L.I.
- L/Cpl. J.W. Walton Yorks
- R. Wardle D.L.I.
- R. Wilson 6th Yorks
- AB J.W. Wren HMS Black Prince
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