War memorials, North Yorkshire
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Stakeford and Bomarsund (Northumberland)
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The War Memorial for Stakeford The War Memorial for Stakeford and Bomarsund
Photo : 70th Perranporth Veterans Day Celebration 2010

The War Memorial for Stakeford and Bomarsund stands outside Stakeford and Bomarsund War Memorial Hall (opened 1922) located in the village of Stakeford on the main A147 road that runs through the village. It takes the form of a tall granite column standing in front of a panel. The column is raised on a small plinth, square on plan. At the top of the column a small wreath, suspended from the abacus, is carved in low relief. The commemorated names are listed below on the column shaft.

70 names are commemorated as having lost their lives in the First World War, and 22 in the Second World War.
A transcript of these names can be found on the North East War Memorials Project website.

3 soldiers who served with the Yorkshire Regiment are commemorated on this memorial.


Private William John Angus, 58353. 20th Battalion Manchester Regiment, formerly 61036 Yorkshire Regiment. Son of William and Alice Angus; husband of Isabella Angus, of 2, Red Row, Bedlington Station, Northumberland. Killed 6 November 1918. Aged 31.
Born Haltwhistle (Northumberland), Enlisted Bedlington (Northumberland).
Buried LANDRECIES BRITISH CEMETERY.

Private Shadrick McGregor Andrews, 15818. 10th Battalion Yorkshire Regiment. Son of James Andrews, of 38, East Terrace, Stakeford, Choppington, Northumberland, and the late Ann Elizabeth Andrews. Killed 1 July 1916. Aged 22.
Born Seaton Delavel (Northumberland), Enlisted Ailsbury, Resided Bedlington.
(Susan Carmichael has provided a brief biography of Shadrick McGregor Andrews on the North East War Memorials Project website.)

Private James Hall, 61141. 3rd Battalion the Yorkshire Regiment. Son of Elizabeth Hall, of 8, Trojan St., Stakeford, Choppington, Northumberland, and the late John Hall; husband of the late Margaret Hall. Born at Byers Green, Co. Durham. Died at home 7 July 1918. Aged 25.
Born Byers Green (Durham), Enlisted Newcastle, Resided Choppington.
Buried SEATON HRST (ST. JOHN) CHURCHYARD.


The War Memorial for Stakeford and Bomarsund (left in the photo)The War Memorial for Stakeford and Bomarsund (left in the photo)
Photo : Google Earth

The War Memorial for Stakeford and Bomarsund (arrowed)The War Memorial for Stakeford and Bomarsund (arrowed)
Photo : Google Earth

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